https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5e8c09a4fd515397a1b980545f0a8a8.pdf 61422553c5fcb27abae289518fd8d8d4 PDF Text Text '' -4 ' 'k ,... ( . % Bridal Shower Karen Haynu r. 1 Report Given MidJleport Stuifent Racine Legion "~ i:!:n ·~=~m." .ancl Is Given for ' New FHA. President On REACT ':.!':. ~m;,~.. .... s· • ' ' ~·t:~~~-·~r~e~~~~~·~N:i Around And ; Mrs. Baker Election of officers was held IQ,$;tal/ations port ,a. ohe,~ aboUIIO OIJ!o. ~ ans erviCes . the lla(!lne Ajl)ftican Legion Ab when the Rutland Future HomeUmverslty a"!denf.ol lnltlillid .. . ' Pool ljo. 60'J ·"' 12:30 p. m. by out Mn. Larry L. Baker (Phyl· makers of America met Thurs-1 l!eports on the "REACT" ~nday evenlilg Into . Alpha Memorial Day .fohn .T. Wolfe\ Com'J"'nder• • 'ddl rf hs Stanley I was honored with day evening at the Rutland signs were given when the mbda Della, freshman WornMI epo a bridal shower before her High School. Pomeroy Bend C·B Radio Club en's Honorary. society, foUow· . ,... Abnuae . '• •' it: · ·~~~;!;)~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~-. May 17, 1965 ' ~ 'Six Methodists fl!. -"tt' ndM . e eetmg . ; ' Jh Portsmouth lilt mOIIIbers 01 the United / .Methudtst Church attended the I ' I. marriage to Mr. Larry Baker Barbara Carter, president, met in regular session 'ftlurs- lng_ a dinner given In the Ohio 'ftle Racine American Legion lly·Ualtei Pteu llterualld~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrls tast week at the Stanley horne was In charge ol the meeting day evening at the American Umon. Membership requires "!' Post No. 60'J has made plans ~y Is Monday, May , 17, of Cohnnbus spent the week 1on Hobson Rd. with Mrs. Opal and the reports of the secre- Legion Hall In Middleport with accumulatiVe grade point aver· lot Memorial Day services Sun- the !37th day of 1965 ~h 'Z21 end wtth his father, Robert Stanley and Mrs. Junior Stan- tary and treasurer were read Harry Hoffman, vice president, age _of 3.5 or better. day, May 30, at the Letart Falls to follow. HarriS, Sr. ley, assisted by Betty Leonard, and accepted. Officers lor the presiding. MiSs Tannehlll, , daugnter of Cmetery at I p.m. and at _the The moon Is approachi)JJ Itt Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boyles serving as hostesses . coming year are Karen Haynes, The "REACf" signs, which IChester Tannehill, 916 LOcust- Greenwood Cemetery, Racme, last quarter. and daughters, Yvonne, Susan, A color sche~e of pi_nk and president ; Sue Clonch, VIce were installed around the Bend Ist, al~ ha~ been invite,<' to at 2 p. m. Th~ Southern High 'rne morning star is Stturn. Carol Ann, and Shelly Jean, while was carrted out '" the president ; Eunice Ohlinger, sec- area, drew a vote of thanks participate m the honors Col· :'.";'' band Will play at both The evening star Is Mars. Young and Dr. Harry Baker. have returned to their home in d~orahons and refreshments. retary ; Barbara Carter, treas- for ever}•one who helped in lege curriculum m tbe 1965-66 ces. Edw_ard Jenner, the English Dr. Young has been appoint- Kansas City, Mo., after spend· Gifts for the honored guest urer; Beverly Forbes, parlia· their installation. term. She Is majoring In Span· 'ftle Rev. V. .Wooley Jenkjns, physiC11111 wbo . discovered thl ed by Bishop Gerald Ensley to ing the week with their par· were placed on a while cover· rnentarlan ; Jean Tillis, song Plans were made to attend JSh. f?rmer psotnr •I the First Bap- vaccination against smallpox, serve as courdinative assistant 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Man· ~ table centered with wed· leader ; Sharon Carter, hlstor- in 8 caravan, 8 C. B. Jamboree tlst Church, Racine, now . pastor was bor_n on th_IS day In .~?41· for the Ohio Conference. ;ey and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence dmg bell arrangement. Games iap ; Ellen Roush, recreation at Lancaster on Aug. 15. ATTEND CAPPING of the Akron Baptlot Chill!~, On thiS, day m. hlsto~ ... formerly served as district Boyles. While here they were were played and pmes award- leader and Dixie Wamsley, The next meeting will be a A group of relattves and Akron, will speak on the toptc In -~~· the l1rst K ent,eky perintendent of the former house guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed to wmners. Mrs. ~etty Leon- news reporter. Refreshments wiener roast at the Syracuse friends of MISS Nancy Burns, Derby horse race. was ~ld at •·mon Conf·-nce Dr Man! ard won the door pmt. were served p k J F . 'ght student at Holzer Hospital Attending were Mrs. Ida Burn•, Churchill Downs, 10 Loui!\ltlle. 10 · ami 1Y 01 1• G I M "'"' "< · · ey. · · ' ar on une Sch I f N · Do H •· hell M It " 1s superintendent of the Punch, 1ce cream, rnmts, and will be observed at that meet- . D? o ursmg, ~re .,. a~ rs. n ouaw:~s , rs, was wo~ by "ArI~ t'd 1 e~ . dist Children's Home in Mrs. Jack Bechtle has re- cake, decorated with pink and . · bpolts Friday evemng to see Adam Ebersbach, Miss Mae In 11154, m a unammous dec~ lngton· Prior 10 this vear turned from a two .veek visit white roses were serveo to '"~ d . rd her receJve her cap and attend Smith, Miss Bernice Ann Durst, sian, the Supreme Court ruled served. as superint ende~t. of h. Atlanta, Ga., with her son those presenl including Mrs. d t e 1 oar ~~b was awa · the reception which followed. Mrs. Ben NeutzUng, Mrs. H. C. that racial segregation ln the Zanesville Distritf. and family, Mr .. and Mrs. John Helen Shuler, Mrs. Jean Fish· e Re~re~:nts w:r?~erved by The capping ceremon! was held Brlckles and Mrs. Mary KIU\ZI!I· nation's _public schoolo was Ul)o • Attending from Pomeroy Bechtle and chtldren. er, Mrs. Marg£Jet Lehew, Mrs. Robert Harden and Paul Hap- at the Grace Methodist Church. man. · · COIIIIUIUI1onal. •. Rev. C. Melv in Alkire, Mr. an d Mrs. George Bach· I M Molly DoHill, llrs. Loree BSmtih, ~ tons taII to' Nath an Bl ggs, Frcu ·• . and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins tel and sons Steve Billy and . rs. nna 8yer, ~rmce MAY 17 Taylor Willard Boyer Edward I Ill' . IOD Chris Mrs Harry . ' h Ch' I O Durst, Esl.her Joseph, Mrs. Ma-1 I ' J h ' R : • · Mtchael of Soul ar eslon. . , A '· M. .. Ch The JOF Class ol the United Wei s, James o nson, ay Smith and Leo Crew h k d 'th h · fie m~rger, 18 · "'"'Y ank G carson, J ames ~ :spent t e wee en w1 t e1r M J . ~nl M Methodist church will meet Zer le, eorge 1 r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest ~ey, T~s. an~ ~· W Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the White, Doyle Shuler, Jed Web- t 0 8 ! Bachtel and family, Middleport Mune M ~ ~. ~.!1 . ~~n . S~ s, church. ster, Paul Haptonstall, Lawand Mr. and Mrs. William Mal- ' rsR. ehreM, ancey, 1 Flss ar- Theodorus Council Daughters renee Connolly, Robert Harden, k f Ch 1 or ous , rs. aro reeman, . . L Wh b d H A White Leather ,' 1ac o es er. Miss Sharon Yeauger, Mrs. Bet- of A.mer1ca WII1 meet in regu 1ar arry o rey an arry 1 Mrs. Edmund Wells has mov- ty Denny, Mrs. Lillian Demos- sessiOn Monday, at 7:30_p.m. at Hoffman. Mid Heel ed from the Stansbury properly key llrs. Helen• Baker and the IOOF hall. A soci8l hour ----on .Mill-St. to the Harrie .Marie the' hostesses. will folio~ and potluck refresh· SmJth property on S. Th1rd. Sendisg gifts were Miss Peg- ments will be served. Miss Sarah Bechtle of Colum- gy Amberger, .\fiss Joyce Fick, The Meigs 4-H Pleasure R.id· bus spent the weekend with I Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Dot- ers club will ~et at the Rock her parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jack ]•tie Musser, Mrs. John Manley, Springs Melhudtst church, Mon· Bechtle and larruly. l1 R th A ld M J d day at 7:30 p.m. Members are Eric Chambers Rio Grande ' S r\h ~ J rno t ~· ~ Y to take project books. Plans were made to march MIDDLEPORT, 0. College student sPent the week /Ami 'Lrs. adneM aneAy, rds. The Meigs County Democrat in the Memorial Day. parade · eonarM, rs. man a .1 meet at hte Pomeroy when t he Roc k spr Jngs c u b •-;:::~~~~~ end with his parents, Mr. and Mmost' M R h M' club w11 1:vlrs Richard Chambers 155 I War ~n, H rs. adryM ousB, ward house, Monday at Scouts of Pack 246 met recent· 1· M.iss Jeanelt Crooks of Marl· an a oss •n rs. everly 7:30 p.m. All members are urg. ly at the Salisbury Sehoul. etta spent the weekend ed to attend and bring ·cookies Dick Young, eubmastr, pre· Pomero¥, Ohio her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sandwiches. sided and plans were also made TONIGHT & TUESOAY ter Crooks. Five Seniors Given MAY 18 for a cookout and fishing party ·, "LOVE HAS MANY FACES" Class 12 Circle of Hea th The Friendly Circle ol lh• S.lurday, June 12, al 5 p. m. crerhnirolorl Methodist Church will meet on 2 Religious Book1 Federated Church will meet I at the Arthur Nease pond, j AU you need to antique picture frames, furniture, lamp•, brlc·a·brac JewLana Turner. Cliff Hobert· Wednesday at the church. De· Five members o[ the Tuesday May 18 at 8 p. m. Mrs. Chester Road. Each family is . son, Hu gh O'Brie n. R11 1h Ro· votiosal leader will be Miss r [ p Elizabeth Fick and Mrs. Leon- to take hot dogs, btms, a cover- 1 1 elry. Each kit contains a high-quality quick drytne base ooat wblch eJves 1 man, Virginr" Grt'~· . Slefanie Frieda Faehnle and Mrs a 1hnglc ashs 0 omeroy~,._ ard Jewell are program lead- ed dish and own drink. 1 · sc oo , w o are memut:rs A Jf b d rd-~ Powers. 11-tu,,no Gibbons, program chair- the Methodist Sunday School ers. F kwo B adg~ kwas dawa .t"" semi-gloss color coat without covering the textured wood grain - A fuU Ft•tur•tte: Listen Judge man. Hostesses will be Mildred a d h h The American Lutheran ran 1e ~'0 enc an 8 wo Colornrtoon Zeigler, Mrs. Chark.; I ~ c u~c ' were presented Churchwomen of the St. Paul's year pin to Carl Offutt. Regisgifts durmg the Sunday School d St J h ' L th h h tration cards and pins were al16 oz. container of Spray Gold-Leaf fllllsh eoat, a aiant liz• drop cloth and ny, Mrs. Carl Mattox and hour Sunda mornin an . o n s u eran c urc . . . WED . and THURSDAY Henry Hennesy. L C Y g: es wil! meet at the parsonage so gJVen to Phil Ohlinger, 88· May 19-20 Mr. Verner See has been eo ~ew, ' Tuesday at 8 p m Mrs Clair Slstant cubmaster, and the den an easy to follow manual. NOT OPEN turned to his: home on congrhatu aldled th: group Karr wiil have the . Bible. study · mothers. A living circle was · e a c to thetr plana . · ·· f d d th bo sang FRIDAY and SATURDAY from Holzer Hospital where he next year. Mr. Crew on The Salisbury PTA will meet orme a_ n e ys Spanish Red, FlorenUne Green, French Blue, Antique Silver, Black and 2 "YOUNG~t'og~ ~AWKE" has been a medical palient lor of the School pres~nted Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Happy B~thday to Frankie with two religious books school auditorium. A water safe- Broderick. White. .J;~mes F'ranciS('US. Suzanne . several weeks. Com A d Go On , b ' . program will he presented. For the program, a magic Pesh etl e, Genevieve Page, I. VISIT lN COLUMBUS e n , " Y Marton . of officers will be show was given by Carl Offutt. Eva <;nbor, Marv As1ar, Lee Bowman Mrs. Paul Andrews and Fdloodh Freknc~ and Altan and refreshments will be A hat game was played by the F••tuntt• er t e S y, by Dorothy WeDs boys afler which refreshments daughters, Rose Mary Pease. . 1 Barbara , spenl lhe week end in Rece1vmg . . th e g1'f'· Don- The Twilight SUN .. MON. ond TUES. 1-3 were Tu daGarden club were served. Columbus where Rose . C Ll d M De . meet es y evennlng at ----Mov 23·24-25 Citina row, n a oore, nms ho..'11e or Mrs. W. A. Drake TO MEET FRIDAY ;'DEAR BRIGITTE'' VIsit The Busy Housew1m Dept. On The Mlln Floor was a contestant in the Moore, Brenda Potts and Mrs. Gaynelle Wise as co· The Middleport Child Conserrrerhnicolor) zen Journal Spelling rna Vaughan. James Stewart, Fabian . Cln· visited with Mrs. - ---vation League will meet Friday dy Caru!, Glynis Juhn !i, Ed rews' sisters, Mrs. WI May lt evening at the horne or Mrs. Wynn. T NS BORN The Past President• of the Glenn Hensler at 7:30 p. m. In· Ftaturette: Corrigan and Mrs. Nora Frt'ends ha· ve 1earni;:U ·• t o American Legion Auxiliary of slead of 'Mlursday because of P1rdon My Beauty Mtrkt Crery, and with her son, birth of 1wms, · ·1 d Colore~rtoont a gil' an a Drew Webster Post, will ·the Kinder•arten play bein• who is barber in Columbu.!l. to Mr. as d M p 1J o • . rs. au ones Wednesday evening at the held Thursday, Dresden, Ohio, Monday, May 10. Mrs. Ralph GiliDDre. :::__:::::_:~:_----~""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t!!!!!!!!!!!!t!ii!I!!!!.P Mrs. Jones is the former JuanWinding TraU Garden C J u I ila Bangerter and resided In will meet Wednesday May Middleport with her parents, the at Jhe Ohio Power office and Mrs. Louis Bangerter Mrs. Walter Bentz a~ hostess. when he was pastor of the The program will be on how Heath Methodist Church sveral to prune roses and shrubs years ago. Mrs. G. R. Thompson f~~~.~=~~ j by movies of spring n shrubs and trees by Mrs. e M,~SON les Lewis. Arrangemerots .., 011 ,.. llllrll C&tl111L CU. I"T. -' . WlTK MATCIIHG *12-R. ing oriental tnfluence are to wttlt .... COM:tllld Hls1n TONIGHT brought by members. c.tdwla ,.,_ .... a1111aa. DilL • •LIJIItl, .l"l;OP•- •1 "MAN'S FAVORITI IHI.-W.Soltlal~ *Foulo"" 1 SPORT" o.................. DINNER GIVEN Rock Hudson Paula Prentiss <Technicolor) IIUII.T4t Raymond Krider ente,rtolned I ~anda group of relatives with a dinAPPUANCI5 "HIOE AND SEEK" ner Sunday at his home In Sy· BIG FREElER Jan Carmichael Mi 1'01·ONLY Janet Munro racuse. The group also visitSTORU i ed Mrs. Krider at Veterans Tuet.-Wtd. Moy 18·19 Memorial Hospital. Present OF FROUN were Mr. and Mrs. Russell KrifAMILY NIGHTS FOODS Findlay; Marvin Krider, "VIRTIGO" James Stewart, Kim Novak Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pecora and - andPeggy and Michael, Augis Fon- ASIB "Jf,lAZONS Of ROMI" tana and Miss Bessie Steiner, ONLY LouiJ Jourdan, Sy1vla S)'ml Columbus; and Mrs. Clyde AUTOMATIC <Color) Raines, Elsmere, Ky. DEFRDSTIII& · Sprin Conference Portsmouth Dis~ of Ohio Methodist Con· !~nee Sunday aflernoon at · the First church'" Ironton. Rfv. Stanley McG llhard, district supermtendent, prestded. Speakers were Dr. Damon P. SOCIAL CALENDAR 0. . ======-·==-, "CHERYL" .... ;t r' PUMP·· sg.99 •' e • at' Y en tine 2 T-V Firms Ask for Rights Cub Scouts to March on Memorial Day THE SHOE BOX I ' ". I' '" ' 1 ,I, St MEIGS THEATRE A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE IN AN INSTANT ' 3.98 5 A KIT Elberfelds-Pomeroy BIG URGE 13.6: ! '' REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER • FOR FINEST FOOD-KEEPING COMPLETE ~~~:, DRIVE·IH -- •ME••• Futura BUILT -IN KITCHEN *----,_. *...... - .... - . Ctlllll*eam-.. ,.._,... Top•--. ssgg.oo 1161bs. l - S549.00 IN THE REFRIGERATOR SECTION - Gold•n Htlrt Model REF-1432 $229· 95 I 1 pr1110r 1nd S.lled-ln Refrlatratlan S)'St.m ... bullt tor lllr• )'HI'ti of dePtndlb.. tervlc:e with Jew l fl YOUI STORAGE r ------------1t----------~~~ FREE •aa PIAIINIJIG . . : :MoL• • - 1110:181 liD DOWN PAT-.r - :M • Convenient Gtldt·Out Rofricwotor Sholf • Deep Hondldor Shll,. • "Quick·Sorn" lktttor ontl Eac Storace • Twin Porctla\n Crispers store 37 ibs. • Cold-Lock Mqnelic Softll Doota lO PAY THE ULTIMATI III CAIINETI't'. WITH TRADI on both doers I eom. DESI'al toM SATISFACTION OF ALL YOUR OR REPLACEMENT WITH A NEW NORGE REFRIGERATOR Of COMPARABLE VALUE WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER CHOICE OF I DlCORATOI COLOIIS AT NO UTRA COn' Turquoise • Yellow PAY THE CLEANING GUARANTEED I.!.~ - INGELS FURNITURE ' ..... ...... sq1M CHARGES IN THE FAUI ROBINSON'S EASY CREDIT TERMS lAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS Convenient Pickup Stotlons In Middleport-Pomeroy POMEROY CEMENT 'fhe Dlipartment Store Of BullldlajJ·Sjllot,; PHONI WY 2-llta Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5428-Middleport WY 2-.5130 ··' ,, .' ....'•'. ./".. "1·'.· ,. ~~·· .~~· '1'. -:J • •• <' 1 ' Takes Baptisi Church Pulpit Eour Rushed To Hospital After Mishaps Four accident cases , all from separate mishaps, were admitted to Holzer Hospital on Mon· FINAL NOTES - Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, organist lllld day. choir director at the St. Paul's Lutheran church in Pome· . roy, plays lhe las! notes of music on the church organ One person InJured In an auto before the close of final services on May 9. The Orgill, acc•dent was Mrs. Alhe L. EV· wh ich contains about 8.000 pieces, ha• been disrnantele4 ans, 26. New Haven, W. Va .. and put into storage until the new churcb Is c:ompleted. was the driver of a car hit by - Grover Photo. a coal truck in front of the bank - - - at New Haven. She suffered a fracture of the lower jaw. She was admitted at 10:35 a. m. Fighting Slowing Discussion �--··- --r------· ---- J . f ' ' 1 •' j. 'fl• '3--,-JDatly sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o , May 18, !965 Annual Spring Sen. Young WiJI Address • Graduat es on May 30 R10 Bethel·62 Presents Program for Annual Father-Son Banquet Event Tht annual Father - Son ban- a piano duet, 'Tea For Two," quet tao held In Middleport by Carol and Debbie King, and Cl Ia dl 1 po. Masonic Temple Friday May a poem, "Boys," by Slfphame Stephen M Youn., Unit~ hotl a C~un~ ' Pullen A quartet, Kathy Bunce, 1 1~vell~7-!l and tl al 1 p m. Stat., Senator !rl>'ll Ohto, W ~111 on e • ' ,.athy Kmg, Crista Yo!l and ln deliver the Commencement ad· 1919-20 ' tn Invocation wao given by Paul Dennld King, sang, "In 'nil Approximately ss Rto Grande the •t Rto Grande Co Ilea• Senator Young • terms d t M. Darnell, chaplain, and Garden " alter which Jennifer 436-i'ollege students will perfor Sunday afternoon. May 30 Congress have b:n sprea f:l James Euler, worshipful mast- Blakeol~ read I poem, "Whlll a' the colleKe'o annual oprlng The collego'o 89tn anntver· over 32 yoaro, w~ Re r.. er, gave the addresa of wei· Father Played s..eball." formal eonmt whlrh will ill' sary Commencement w•ll be elected to ~he Housen; re .. fect· come. The dinner wao prepared Following the singlnl al held Tuesday evenmg at 8 held at 2 30 P m., F.aste~ D~~- :t"'t'~~4'" ~!"~e~ served In and Hrved by memben of the "C<lme Holy Spirit." by the P m . DST light Savin~• Time. on t e o. the ~ouse from 1941 to !943. cvanlellne Chapter Ealtern 8ethelrlrla, • pllelftt hcmortn• WASHINGTON PRKSI· lege Groen I tlrat chamber Staro whc were Introduced and MaiOitl Wll prtHnted. The The concert which wl!l lea· ,ent Johnoon asked Con.,..11 senator YDII!II,& Democrat, HIS 11•• 1 ~~~~. ,: 19&1 commended lor the !Ina dinner. llrla formed the lqtiiN and turo the college band choir •·- deluted two lormklableo ppon· l''"s rom " 1 lth p Ill M Dlrnell bl d trio will be held today to wipe out "rl(hl· to • t In aatntnr hlo two termo m Although Senator Young bas Worohlplul Malter Jamu compall, w a . en••~ •• ~· In the work" lawo In II IIMteo "wltb I ~~ • Sellitt Senator John w. had a veal many pohtJcal Sll<> I Euler or Mlcldleport Lodp HS .. narrator, art.r which tha t • f co egeth~reen ert will the hope of reduclnt conlllcll 8 ~ ker In ;-11&8 and Robert A cesses, he has aii!O known 110" Introduced olnctrt lnl!lu~ audltnce llftl, "How Firm . a be h ,; ra~. ~7ncH 11 m our nattonal labor poll<y " I T~f; Jr In !164 Before being htical defeat He was twice an Harry Cheehor junior warden; Foundation.'' Tilt llt'IJ tlten • tn ommu Y 8 , In a apeclal muoa(t on labor letected io t~e s~nate he mv ' unsuccessful candtdate I or 1Glen Evano, ' oenlor dlaean formed I lrlanlllt, then I et'OIII The band. which wao appro•· to the Hou11 and Senate, John· ed llur terma In the Houso of Oh1o attorney reneral ilt22 ond Kenneth Wtloox, junior dtlcon; wlth !IIIJ D. Smith u JIIITator. lmately IS members and will oon •lao advocated extension ol Repr•••ntatlveo 119561, twice an unsuccessful Phd Meinhart, ai!CI'ftlry; Eber While In the 01'011, the lh'll,,aantl olso Include about olx atudento federal nuntmum w.,e Jaw cuv· Born on a farm near Nm·· candtdato lor the aubonatorlll Lewlo, trea1urer; Paul M. Dtr· "A Prayer For Falhll'l. AI from Gallla Academy Hl&h era&• to an addition 4\i mil· walk, Ohio, 1189, Senator .Young nommatlon 11930 and 1936),a nd l nell, chaplain; Jack Bechtle, they left thl ero11, the aUdience 10 oenlor oteward; Carl Taylor, un1, •'Onward Chrlltlln loldSchool, Golllpohs, 11 under the lion worlt.ero. 1 received hlo Bachelor of Laws twtre defeated lor re..lectwn dlrertton ol Mr Kimball Sutter, Til p ld nt 111 detll'lli from Western Re,.rve the Hoose of Representatives , junior otoward; and Ja mu len." part • ttme a"lstant profe..or ~ rea ; 1 1 ;·1 to I Unlverelty In !ill, and waa od· (1942 and 19501. Criswell tyler, Membara thetl Mr1. Smith thanked tht Ma.. of mustc at the college ropose ' 1 1 a' on 1 11 re- mttted to the Ohio S.r Anocia· A• • otna!or, Younr ts 1 lntroduc~ themoelvea and their ona lor oharlnl the evtnlnt llltb qu r~. jllymont "' ouo e· .,m• tlon the rami year. He be(an member of three rna1or com· uesll. tha B~hel and Mr. Darnell In· The choir. with approxlmat.. lor certain overtime work to t hll law practice In hlo home· m•ttees of the Senate - Aero- I P I M Da ell It mut- vlted tht MIIOIW to lltend a ly lO members, ensemble and encourare lllrmr ol more work- town of Norwalk nauti~al and Space Sclencu, ~u Mlckll po~ ~:· 383 and mutlnt ol the llflhet IDJ llmt DR. SOHN FURBAY toto are under the direction of era. Elected to tho Ohio General Armed Servtca, and Publico er oclate 'ardlan 01 ~ethei No 11 IUIIII Mrs Zelmo Northcutt, dtrector - Endoraed I bill to provide Al80mbly In lil3. he oerved ID Workl He b chllrllliD oft he ~~of the Fnternattonll Order ,j At the close of the PfOII'Im, of mustc at !he colleg• wider coveraee of Joblell ben• I that capacity until 1117, at tend paclfted oreal and to wln J b'l Dauehtert Introduced the the M!cldleport motherl o1 the fits, with lon¥et <turauon ond which time he became aalatlnt Subcommittee on PUbhc Budd· 0 ' Betb 1 ed refrllhmenll to Members of the ensemble are Increased •mounll. cutlOI attomll)' lor Cuya- •mgs and Grounds of the latter euardlan eowtcll, Job'o DllltlhlDe lthtrv nd Cou U Ml!s Nancy Myen, M111 Cher· - Indicated that the tal 011 pr01e - - committee. ers, lneludtnr Helene Mullen, the lUI era I II< 1D1J11. ~~ rylyn Brown, Mlcrael Langdon, llllployoo ano tho amount of Senator YDIInl hal MrYed In promoter ol holpttaUty; Mabel ban. rN t clentlflc exploration Norman Bushee, MJ81 Cather· WIKeo oubject 10 IIIII in tho WI· 8 both World Wort, ltrvict m Goegleln, IU•rdlln lrellllrtr; --~--:-:-:--:---llr. John II Furbay 0 1 ~~~ · ~~~th:; h: " In Mnca. Latin Ime Clark, Miss Martha Muak, omploymant Jnouranct oyotem \'tf DeW the field artillery In 1be firot, Florence Tracy, d!Hmtn tf Llglf Notice Yook City. who •p;ak• "s h I America the Orient or any Ml88 Linda Neal, ond Dan both would be Increased. and seemg held service m Netrtb muok; IIIII Elate D. Smith, UIA~ NOftU 00 i!Mi5 Southern H•g r 0 th.o· pa;t of tile globe h II Luoher. gutlar accompanlest The Pl'tlldent dld not take 1 .uM and combo! Hn'l.. tn t Bethel, (Uirdlan. ...,n":1,':'~'1.':.: commencement exerciSes 0 !0 tnterest has been' people Members ol the trio are jiOIJILaon at uuo ume on wlloth· Gaaro roadla111 Galllpel1t! Italy m the aecond Alter tha Mro Smith Introduced Llndl Olllo. ••"' lwoln o'ol<lll . _ &e.T.... 11 ' 1111 1" ,.,,..,_., Saturdoy ' May 22 ' at 8 P m ma1n,,., fou nd that people are' Mtss Nancy Myera, MlSI cIt h• or the 11.21 an hour minimum Dam 111 111, runn1n1 e 1eet ArmJStlct ht oervw ~ •• ,,..., the• II" ao Mill- DarneII , paa t honore d qtiHII 0I .. ........,.. ro.WIIH u~ 1 luu tot year~ bet'n rJrc ~ Cl ar k an d MISS Mart ha wa&t should be raised. ' Pomeroy • Maaon tary Governor of ,. p •• who In tlll'll 1ur .. _ m ,1,11 1111. iiJiiUI,IM&olll . In~ llrtt:' on alike tundarnente~lly, no mat- enne on rollen, "'1e rovmc1 8 ethI 1 No. ua, 11.,. 111 1111 in*" offla pf Ott Cit globe ll~e ' hum<~n sate r 1 lrr wh.-. thev hve ' Music 20 !1 Pt Pleaoant 2310, Hln- of "-&rio Flmlha, Italy. AmOill traduced the members ol Job's ot .,. ""'••• ot ........,. 0>11. nusswns tot busmt>ss. gove r • I d Ill • h ed b ho tl Ute tiN biNIBHfol'l m.IJI.ttonltd lilt __ Tills even holds true ol can- ~ The muo 1c present• w WASHINGTON- OONGRES- , ton 122, Kanawha Fall• 3 54 the decoration• • rece 1v 0 lUI ters w wert preaen n1 ,.., woll" pubU•'f.~- ..,. , , . nthal, He has •pent lime w1th range from a llturgtcal number today •tamped an · ut~em Ia· min&, CharlesiOn 11M ototlon· wtret he Bronze Star, four btl- tho proaram lor the fVtnlnf. ~~,!"' Muntotpal ,.,.,, ..._, fl'nwu·k In Jill• In 1'""''' !'anntbal trtbe. In We•t by Tchatkovsky to songa from bel on PreSident Johnoon, f4 ••y London Marme' and Win· tie otars, and Order of th • Tiley were Stephenle Pullen, All ,.,...., ohaU IN Halld to'"l ' HCJ cmd tn the South P<-H~ tfrc Broadwav shov.-s · on the stlls crown oft ta 1y. - ,..rHIIItl ~~~,... ..- :;r:,.r-.111 .. uau " \fr btiiJon excise tax reduction st:'t- field dams were honored queen; J enna rer Blk I e!l• .... Llunehtnt 1 Prt>•l'llt Program He le•• ned that they weo e a , Calll!ll Cleveland hlo home, lee, oenlor prlnctd; Lind. YO!It, ~. ":;.....,~.::::..,. 0.:, C.:. 1101 It up for posSJbl• Houu . The students \If FenWl(k gentle and mte ll!gent people. approval In two weeki Belt MonmeaCt. Senator Yount il put ptell• junwr princess; Pam Clee~. =.,:r.h~:s:":n :Oro: s:~ I I I High S< hoot on Ch"h wtlh beaultlul tradtloo"', well· J aUDC eS The lawmakers wete fearful ! Oblo River - Charles SteV· dent ol tho War Yllerana Blr l marshal ; Cathy Km&, Debbte fomloh,. .,,. "' """'""..., u:n ~~!l prt~ent a silort \1ust ordrrt>d soctet~ and smooth that If they talked too Jon& wtth- enaon down 13, 2 l,m; Defend-iAttoclltlon af CltY~llndB:ndA~ I Kmg and Annette Warne, mel• •.::•: ~ ..~~:r"'r;;..,:.~ c.·al var lf'ty Prn)l!;ram Wt>dnP~ 1ramtly IJfe out actm&, they would Jenerate er down u. J 1 m • Sarah "P th• 1~:•hoi• Cou ty r 1engers, Karen HIWiey, •ecr• :~~~r~:; .,:.:~:~ !;: d~v evenrng MHv 19 111 7 JO Drawmg upon his ft~ bulous Ia buyer's str1ke" whu.: h rnJMht 14 1 25 p m Vulcan up a soc 1 n. tary; Bette Jean Hobsttttar, menl of 11.00. NONI O' wl.tN lJ ~n IE S I I • e~pe~Jente' as Dtr~<'lnr of I dtsrupt the record 50 monlhl $ 46 p m ; Bo,b Benter down 14: treasure~ • letay Cunnmaharrt: w~~~"'··~·~:f/,:i-. will lte ' 1 \1 A' glohal program nf Cui· of economic prosperity ' •o . Arnold Walker down chaplam. Carol Klnl, muotclan, "'"""' l'ar.ot l'oR " .... " "'!' ~d ucatiOn and hll'l · •1(• 610 a m • I m. Steel Tudtr n_ I SU!IID ble1:14!tl aft.r.......... receipt of th• .. nq11ett !he program will bt" un der lure an d r. --LIUnDB -lllelll, libraran; ID\Ift ltnllpg. the dnec110n of M" Martha years ol I .omnment servtee BONN _ QUEEN ELIZA· t d ' 0 ll 4 ·,,;, . Little GeorJo 08pl W Lannln(, IUifd, and choir morn· I;" .!'m:!;•t,~..:: 1:"/:.,.:.::'':i t:detma nn Stletlton< wtll In· abrood, Dr Furbay has dedi· WASHINGTON fUPII - Pml- , beth 11 a 1 d tod hlo- ' ow · ~uliiana u 16 bero, Jan Alkire, Kathy Bunce, 10 ,., ""' ,, ,.. ......., or tbo clllde the follow)n~ (,av i\ me ( lllt:'d hlmselt the la~k ol br t'ak denl Johnson today announced ! rr ve ay o,n an I up 16, 1 • m ; B ~ u' H pl&al Ann McClintock, Plm Neutzllnt, t~ !:n::"A':.,'::td lit's \-ledh•\ Whlspermg and mg down the barriers of mts lhe first $823 million Jn granta torJc v,alt to Welt Germany, , &30 8 m · Jerry b OIW~ P Eate~ 01 h t ed Joy Theil• Mickey Wolfe CrlJ-"1""' bant draw• 1Dd • • ,.,. Sf•nltJTM"ntHl .Journt'~ prilno I undi:'t !ilandmg ere sled h~ our to local orlamzatiOnl for hla ! her ancestral home, and waa ll7' 2 20 p m , Bar ara ay up Amonl thOM w o f11 er ta Volt, 'Martha Yost ' and. ~:~~ 0.:, ~:.:•:'t:.,hl:: ~11 fl B d d tgnoranceo f other people' phot. , ProJect Headstarl" to prepare ! cheered by hundreda who turn· l l7, I • m Jeftboat up 18, 12 . Holzer hosptlll In tho past :14 1 Sa d Ze kl ""'""' bl ... ,.,., •• Kw "' s(J 08 h" I!~ ora rH ' 1111 ed out desptte occasional ahow 30 1 Harvty Jordon up II h Jame1 Jr Saund n ra r t. ••1• aone, IDoU 14 .,.,. ••• Ill ,._... Mls" Harm! Walsh a p!anQ mmph rt~ of llrf underpmleged pre-school chit-, ·I d d • oura were: · G • The proaram wu under the .d, 111ch b6NI or 1trtlft,. el'lte• .t1all m; · s l 1 1 1 d f 1 1 t era 3 20 1m · In lana own 11, trl Bill Third Ave., Mro. ar· .. ,.,.,... 10 ... . , _ duel bv ~ ~~~~ BnHh and \lr s even y-m: senors, arges ren Ol regu e.r c auel! nex Th 1 ' I 18 ' dll'tctlon of Florence Tracy who lortkwJJO •H Qloullo •ll1 blll a. Al!. .pt.t, NOit. """ 10 the hiOtory of e rnonlll'ch Hew In from 1 20 am ; Irene Chot n up , land Caudill, 3141 Eaottrn Ave. th nked tha llltberl 1 Mlcldl• 1oo1111 ., llll"tlllld •••• WID bo ,.. 1be fall. 1 1 .de rnanr , school wtll graduate during the In an announcemenl prepared London to VISit a country which II 40 am : l!:ltoha Wooda down Mro. Geralcl L. Bryan, lilt po~ MuonlcmLocflt lnvtttnc !!,~~~."!:'l.!'::ln.T"'"'" ... The program •11llhen be ron· >erVH"" for a ceremony In the Whtt0 1or much of thio century Wil l II 410 am.; Jeffer10n down Mabebne Dr, Geur&• K Moo•, l.- JM•·t to · - ••- pr~ The,....,...,.,..., . I Huw;e Ro!le Gt1rden to lnaugu- Bnan tl .• mott h• ted enemy b,• 7 a rn ; Western down 20 Patriot Star Ht, HUJh Gill"llm, •• e .... pra-.. ... ~ ........ _. .. u.. -~- - · rludrd ~1th lt>!IU Word of (,nd 11 ••,. .,.., 111, aurd., tile ••I'll 1 ''''"n•te fzena. TzenH Tze : ENTERTAIN AT DINNER 1rate the projeCt as part ol hl~ She will remam 10 dayo 13 20 a m , Allee up 21, t·21 Rt. 2 Bidwell, Lawrenct !. ~'".;.::'~ hymn "JI'alth or Our Fa· !!:.~ ~"1... J n ~prtl Sh•1•er• and Joshua Mr and Mrs Wtlllam freck. war on poverty Johnson 111 am, George Price up 21, 2:· Campbell, Rt 2 Crown City, th , b Btthal member!"''' ~,., , ,,., ,.."' f'•l de b•llle of Jem ho Theo e er enteotamed ~~ dmner Sun-' that wh'" com~lele the pro- WASHINGTOI. - THE UNIT· 12S a m ; Beaver down 21, 3 15 Cecil G. Bauerle, 10 Wlndlor erl~ pt'GIJ'Im followed 1!1' ::'.., =~~ :"::"',.'~ " I bt! nn admrs~ron rharcr fr)r I day :'-fr and Mn Clark lhle gram will total $112 million and I ~ States IJ preparlnl to reaumt i a m ; Poplar up 2Z, a OG p m; Ct I Pl. PlfUiftt, ore,ory A. Oplll r~~ ~r:.. ~-= ~=r·:: ~ ""' program f: vervone " In and son Charles, Haclne Mr mvolve grant• to oome 2.500 1NLI .~lr .,a ttacNko on CDmmunlot l Chrts Jr. doWII 21, I 10 P m, Bowles, Neal Rd , P~. Plea• TWO ARI\EITED l':":i..~~"::.,"'N,.":..:="'!:: 1II I'd , and Mrs Norman McCalna nd local areas oruo • 1e1 am. 1Valvolme up Greenup 7 45 p. l ant, Mrl. John It narr1aon, 'ftle Ohio Stall PllrOI rt· ••• .... or,,_..._,.., .. ,.. 1 daughters Sherry. F~llh and ' 11 IS expected to help about Ofllclalo Indicated today thet m, S.yoll Baratltra dOWn CUfton, W, Va., Mn Alllt L ....,... two arrtoll In tht Ill r,';:"'.:l ::"~~'":., ~~J:i CHF.CK tHl iRSI>'' Amber , Mr. Charles Retd of 5301100 children, or half or all the aoaaulto by carrier and •Greenup 120 pm; Helen R. IEvana, New Haven, W Va., Ho ardA H rrl P82 ""'''"· The annual lion.> • •pon•ored r:astern and \tr and M ' the poor youngsters rearhmg land-baoed aircraft would bel up Greenup 1 35 p m ; F. H Mro Geor&t 0. lleller, Leon, Rac:ara,ett; lOt all~ ~ '::.""::..':..~~ hollfk safetv che~k w•l l he Walman Wh1te o' Keno Miss school llus 1•11 Some of theoe resumed within the next 24 to iJohnson up Greenup 1010 p W. Va, William Fields, Jr., hill~ IOitt a~d Homer :;:J!',~,::1":.:t :=.='.:!"t!i held Thu,dav from 12 30 p Shaton Frecker. Gallipolis, and chtldren have vocabulaneo of 35 houro In the aboenct of any I m · L. Fleore down Greenup Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., KtMeth B 1 kl It Po e rlted lor ""'' •• "'«. ...... " - m throogh l 111 p m ht•h~<od th..r son Ch"'les m honor of less than 100 words, and mall)' acceptance from the North 11 2J p m : Chauvin up Green- A. ROWJh, 241 N. Third & , Mid· 1 r ~ ·~th wld 1rgy,ll: tn 1 • '·~~.'".,..:~.,till Vllo the Galllpohs ~"' ' ollt• • buold th• hu·thda1 of their dau&hter have nevor iJstened to a bed· V11tnamaae ol President John- up 4 30 am · A J. Pitton ctleport Theodore BHile, 300 pe · , ~. Th 1 ' "D ,.. .. ~,......,..•!~,.., ~.,!0101... · '1time story or VISited a zoo. son•• renewtel ouer o1 puce down Greenup• 7· 30 am.; AI- Sprtna ' Ave, Pomeroy, Mro. dr•e• mayor 1 ,,.""". un- • ""' ... rtGUt ..,.....,-e1or> · m&. , Donna. ...... 111 11• " " • Lllkl. The American raids were ton Zephyr down Meldahl 7 p. Andrew J. Hatfteld, Rutland, ay, ouopendod ftve day• 11~ after m ; Ravenowood up Meldlhl Tina ll. Radlkln, 1\t. I Carpenan addrta by Johnlon In which 3 111 am ; John Hood down ter, Bernad J Coyle, Wtlllton he mtated hlo wllltnaneso 10 Meldabl • 25 a m. Wllliam A. Davll CDalton, Harr • bold ••unconditional" peaca dlf. ry 0. l{oovor, Rt. 1 Proctor· cuuloill. Galllpeltt DIID - 11.. H. ville, Mro. Ctell 1:. &.,ley, Rt. • I ' Booworth II up I 40 P m • J 8. 2 Proctorville, Mro. John W. COLUMBUS - FBI AGENTS Ltwle down HO am ; Milly Burntt Rt 4 Athens 11uto11 by H 1 Bot• , ___, Monday arrealed John Tho•~• K. up t-10 1 m ; Lynn I up Fannin' Aohland Ky ' Mrl • en •• lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN S1mon 18, nephew of Columbuo 7 10 1m ; Rennet G down I • Jaka Wbeelfr: Rt. .,1 Loulta: to IMi 1 -·••• IIIIII'IJ. ' Safety Director Fred limon, II a m Ky., Mro. Danill Hall, Worth· . AIIIID roR ITt ••NATALIE WOODS CHI '\IS ong waged In the New york er wao signed by 2oth Con- for parole violation lanawba IUnr L U~ Y ington K 1 d Homer Htllyw ThiS column II for YOUIC aometlmes use bod llnpqt ate braced for • postponement State Assocoatlon for Trtal Law· tury-Fox. and laot night R 1 Y The youth waa arretted 011 1 , Jane Lucao down Martnol J·2$ Paru;s~l nW VL ' pit, their prablelll and (IIIII IIIII bad.) Anolhlr lhiDI: of her wedntng to l.ado-la• '"" The foghl lnvolv.. a pow· Stark 1ave Lht chap who oerv. federal warrant laaued by the ' • m; Solv.,. up Marmet 4 40 ~~ 111'11, their ttoulllet IIIII MI. 1 dlpend 1111 my aunt, Who Ill Blalmk To quote one " strugFie and money - at- ed hlo dnnkl the top ttp of the U S Board of Parole last Fob. • m ; l:ltercllrt up Winfield Mrt Robert rranc!tl lpur· with the l'ftt Of 1111111 Htlp Ual =~kto, .:~ wllblbat~ · Sh•' talkmg moor ahool wav. a )my I'Ontbmat•on year - a summons to ocrtOII- 17 chatglnt him with failure to 10·10 p m: Holen Z. dOwn Win- lock ill 4 J Uon 1011 1"2l It wet.- llltlhl bill •• her next piCture than her hun Bob who produce• top- Itest for one ol Ius upcomtn& contact hio parole offJCar. Yollllf lleld 12 55 I bl : Duncan Bruce ' Mo. d ·~ I wipn doqe I Hrloua qlllllloa Cheltlnl, too. Pltlll help 1111. eymoon' r'rank S'"''" tloglot ondu,nal shows ontrodu•· t movie• John Gelgud •nd S1mon w4a sentenced In u. s. up Winfield s I> am; H E. ;"· F ~ ay.J ·RI 1 La 1 bruoiJ.oU. I lllld to pi Ill A'l IDd ll'a, has lnvtlrd Raffaella Carra of mg new producto vta mu11cal Irene 1\orth will toor In th•lr Diotnct Court 10 Cincinnati Ap- Bowleo down Wlnlleld 1:111 1. · ~Ill)', '··1.62 11.1111' lllntl your~... tbll term I haft IGII' Rume I<• attend the New \ "' k 1<'VIle< hop., to gel Rtchard reading, "A Memorial Pro- rll 18, 19&, 10 three yaaro ,., 1 m. ville, aurhtlr, am. Oil• to YOUTH A!KI:D And clon't Pllll'lllllliiH ~nd Loo ~ngel., . premoere of Hodgeos permtsSJon to butld Iand T E Ehol," after they char(t of tranoportlnt 1 otolen _ day Dloelw ed ure of HelM Http \111 101.-WANTI TO Bl: SMAIIT• Von Ryans ~ 'Pf<''' a show around the early Rod- 1grtam for Dame Edth Bltwell car ocrooo the otatt line . I IMWipaptr, David Merrlrk s pao ty May 16 gm and Hart ditties One ol 1close m • Tmy Allee" Tbe · 6 Honda Forfeited Paliento .-uy dll<haried WANT TO ITMIT A Doar WTBI: at thr ne'~ l t'strtlll •111 1 ',il!••d I he umnlrv 1 largt>sl corpora· 1Japanese are crowdifll th 1 DEADLINE lET , included Lawrenct Chrllll.UI, 4JUV&\'" IUIY't Honey, I tbiDk 170'1 M Ida Our Place ought to be nle wtt h tw"' " ready to back the idea. Swed.. and the French In the The deadline for hllnl In Mayor I Court lletll Mrs Htlae L. Pbllllpe, Mn. IJERE'I BOW: lell• oftOura out 1114 pull fl drama L" C•ane one ol the Svbtl Hurt on lake• groat patns I •••rch for sordid cinema aub- retail and wholesote'"!~ar~tlt I Ill bond lorltlturH havt Lydt Cooks, Mro Nora Bo!lltl, Dear Rudin: In the front of your notellcMrk, owners, woll escort hiS estrang In "C81Itng' the •taft at her tJe<ts One upcomln& doozer Itt· hcenaea and malt II Ia ordered ln. Middleport Mayor Mrs. John H Carr, Mrl. WU- Lilt week I printed • ltttar then IIIIIIIIIIMir copy anciiiPt ed wtfe - an tltm of more """ dtscotheque. Arihur, walter' lor 't ied - em so appropriately- !nell Monday May 24can':tro Let lllllth I _court. bert Clonch, Mro, Wllllam doacrtblntl ltow JunDIIII Jurlll It to follr badrOIIm will« JOII 11•••lng mtereot to several beau· motaoce, are audttloned 11 car.. "All Mixed Up," and 1 one-line •County Audll~r Gordo~ H Clld- Dale G WtnebrenrH!r, 11, Rt lloUih, Delmo Snyder, ll I 1111 -kid In Fori WOl'lll, TIIU, I!IIJ IOIYt JOIIf cnn1 problema !teo who II be 1n the th11on~ lullv a• olloro lor a •how. The ldtscrtplton of the plot would Iwell oaJd toda 'M ' 1 1 2, Pomeroy, lorltHed 1 tllllontl campbell, Mro Purl loi!:Dor· Tltlo Wfllt I'm p!IIHII to It lln't ~,.,.... who The looal gazettes ought to re<ulto hA>o been swiftly ap~ar·· l oend any eensoro Into a 12-cyl· ' the wholeoalt %~, ~ ' : • for lnlollleotiOn and dllturbtni DJitl, Wlnllow Torr)', Mn. lo)'011 tltat a brochura 11 bor laulta 10 clllrly - .ad 1 1 delve Into the cunent '""'' he ent On opening nl~ht one walt- Iinder owl vet flotl and 126 for relatl . the paact; Marauarltl Wlnt- ue DelDII&, Connla Cap1111t, bit, wttb more lllformalloll. You ean ldct u- IIIII Concert to be Held Tuesday J dre•• WORLD I I l 'j World Figure to Address Sout hern H• h '65 (]aSS Rj c: O:"'... I I f I BJ L h l ,.:.= :rd::: Grant Program For Chl'}dren H 'tall'e s -:::".a-! ':1'/',:: :r, "'" t! ..::: tJ! In ;;'h' ro ' .•• re'lortmo • o1ce of Broaawav tJ .. =.I-·. Will.,,.. ':0:: '!:.:.: :l = 1in ..= :,.na:. l: HELEN HELP US! P. I !!, Le... I .. 11 Do lc I Ocl-lARINA iS STRICTLY I AN1t·POOCI-IIE t WHEN 11-lf: FAMILY PET 6CTS ANYWHERE NEAR THE FURNITURE .... ' i _, .. __ 11 brenner, 18, Rt Z, Pomeroy, flO Mro. 1\0bert Hood, Jr., Mrl. Bbould JGil 11e Jaltnlted bond lor lnto•lcatton aM df• Jack Karwood and Infant 1011, formtnc 1 Juvenlt. Jury ta ALUMNI TO MEET turbing the peace; Cbarlal R Mro. Thlodora Van Cooney and city, pillet 111111 1 klal, Tho Racine Alumni Ann. Joh1110n, 17, CDtumbul, fl5 for lnbnl 1011, lolro. J. Gary Lane, adtltnHtl -elgpe _ wltlt will meet Tburoday evanllll 11 1peedln1: Robert EUCIIII Lisle, and Infant 10n, and lolo Joha cenll poatap _ 1e 7 311 at the now htah ochool to 11, Pt. Plllltat, •11 lor Into•!· J~nn and Infant 100. WORTH SAFETY worlt on dacoratlono for the ban- cation; Richard 1M Fbtlly, II, 1111 Oakhum ~ Drive, quet All memben are lll'led Vlnl4n, Va · f!J, 1peedlnc, and SUPPI:R POri'PONED Fort Worth, Teua, 71111. Writ. to attend. Karla Kearna, II, New Havn, The J11l11y auppar ~Y the 011 the outlltll .,.,_ tnftlopt, " and coots lor left of centar. Syracuaa AIW!Iary of lhe Vo~ "JII'Ienlll JllfJ INolltn" 18 otn1t Matt llctDIH coot , 1 - · I j ExcEPT WHEN iolf. SNUOOI..f:S UP ON HER SED AND KEEPS HER TOOTSIES WARM•• bJ - IJ; IWII'I IIIII II ....11, 11111111 kldl ,. 1ato a mtnor IIIIDIP • 1111)' lli1IIICt fN1D lllll1tlholtl w ldo~; llltl StiRI IIIII II tiMi lllllrt WIJ, lito 1111alln Cllllll I'I-P'¥o • ~ 01 aU. Goo4 ludl' - I. IHI DAILY ........ i1M1 ... Ojl In the bottom of the .gbt:b, Phil Gagliano led oU wit!l a pinch single. Be advanced to second on a passed ball and scored on Lou Brock's smgle. Curt Flood followed with a dou· ble and Brock was thrown out at the plate trying t score the tymg run. The rhubarb started. Cardinal third base Coach Joe Schu~ came roaring down the baseline to proteat to plate ump1re Shag Crawford. Manager Red Schoend•enst dashed out of the dug. out to jom the prot..t and wmmd np boldtng Schultz away from Crawford. Schultz was ejected. Fane threw debris onto the ield and one spactator tell the grandstand anG charged Craw• lord, who pushed htm away. $tadlum guarda escorted the 1111identified fan from the baD pork. Auggle Busch, owner of tha stadium, did not presa charges, his policy being merely to eject auch lans. In the only other National League I!OIItest, Sandy Koufu struck out 13 Astros fiX' the second tune In succession •nd the Dodgers bested Houston 5-3 Jn II innings. No other teams were scheduled In the American League the Orioles beat the Yankees 9-2 and Los Angelea bested Mionesola 5-4 In 10 Innings The victory pulled Belinsky' record to 1·2. Tbe loser was Curt Simmons, the former Phil· lfe whiz kid, whose record Is now 1~. Simmons IS 16-3 egalnst Phll•di'lphia since lea•· ing the club in 1860. Times have changed The Yankees have more sluggers In Dodtopger~ aco:d 1: ' " : 01 the injured U.t than they do e e ~ m the lineup. And all of a audHoWiton aecond. baseman r~ den, the White So• have been ~or~anu:n~t:g twonderr~ob scormg runs Jn bunches to supP ' 0 ":- a locked port their exceUent pitching Bruced w~nl 10 mnmgs Monday mght Chicago pasted m a ue · the hapless Kansas City A's The White So•, hitting like 13-2 while the New Yorkers and the Yankees of old, are WhiteY Ford were belted perched atop the American oround 9-2 by the Balumore League by three and one-hall Orwles. In the only other games "American League game tho An· And the Bronx Bombers, hit- gels outlasted the Minnesota ling like the ChiSoX of old, are Twms 5-4 m 10 mmngs. In eighth place, 10 games back. Only two games were played For years the While Sox had Jn the Nalional League. The tht great p1tching and the type Philadelphia Phd!JeS edged the of runnmg hall club that would St. LoUIS Cardinals 2-1 and the scratch up two or three runs a Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted game. The Yankees, of course, the Houston Astroo 5-3 • 11 Inbad the great sluggero. nmgs. r: 1>::. .. tt! Ford was touched [or the f~rst s111 Baltimore runs in los· ua, his fourth consecuttve game. HiJ record now " 2-5 Bob Johnson led file Baltimore attack w1th foor hits, scormg two runs ao·· dr1vmg In two ChiCago jumped on starter and loser Roland Sheldon Cor three runs in the first, two of them on Floyd Robmson's third home run of !he year Ken Berry and Pete Ward also homered Albie Pearsot. led off the home half of .he ltlth mmng for the Angels with a double and was sacrtficed to lhii'U. Bob Rodgers blooped a smgle to center to score Peaaoon with the winning run and gave Bob Le· his second victory to go wtth two losses. 1 Reds Hop·ing End Bad Spel CINCINNATI (UP~ - Mal). the Recft-were fdle, 11 was knucked out Jaat week at games beb!Dtllhe Dodllrl. ager D1ck SISler 11 hoping the There~ 10.doubt t11a1 fnendly confmes of Cr<tsley. In which the ~ F~eld will get hll €incinnatl c:ause11 IOJIIi toiiiVDIO Reds back mto a winning mood, Tha llillil,r altaell q ._ starlmg w1th the home lland potall u 11118.!1 ldl NtiSOII opener tontgbt agaJnst last- the Redo lead tbe league In place Pittsburgh cat.gory with about a .281 The ' Pll'ates, who haven't age 11 a team. been exactly exciting Uris sea· But whllet he f:IDciDMII .... son, were not a pushover for ters have been rapping the CIJir the Red' at Pittsburgh c 1octn· positiOn, the auppolledly sll'oDI nail d•d wm two of the three Reds pitching corps fell lilt .. games, but needed a mnth-m- 1ts face. There haso~ been a mng rally 10 one of them. complete game pitched by • Jtm Maloney 14-01 was sched. iRed in the past week and ...tp uled to pttch lor the Reds once bas a starter gone ~ agamsl wmless Joe Gtbbon the stxth inning. <0·31 of the P1raets Maloney BollptD lneffe<tlve Philadelphia, b11t eS< .oped the , Ell lS can •- excused 1or ~•~<~V• loss mg an "off" day and Maloney, Cmcmnat1 has now lost rour r while not as sharp as he should of Its last f1Ve, and wtlh Los An· be, has managed usual I to geles' Win Monday mght while •k th nd y ' - - - - - ---- _ _ __ 1 eep e oppost1ton u er eon· Major League American League I trol. By United Press w L Pet. GB IDS The btg questiOn IS JUSt hoi< W. L. Pet. GB Choo ago 22 8 733 long IS SISler's patJence walb 0 4 :; :" ' San Franctsco 17 14 548 4'\ Detrott 16 13 552 5'1, l•hat he probably should have Phtladelphta 16 14 533 5 Los Angeles 17 15 530 6 and It nearly cost the Reds the Sl LoUIS 15 15 500 6 Cleveland 13 13 5011 7 I game And he did much tho Mtlwaukee 13 13 500 6 Boston 13 15 464 8 same a week or so earlier .iD Houston 16 18 471 7 New York 12 18 .400 10 Logan won its secl'nd straight an effort to g~t the chunky Chtcago 14 16 467 7 Washmgton t2 19 387 101! SEOAL baseball tolle Mondav I southpaw on the track With hll New York 13 17 433 8 1Kan~(ls C1ty 7 22 .241 J41h evemng by defeatmg Jaekson first wm Ptllsburgh 9 22 290 12'o I Monday's Result! 4·2 m the pl1yofl contest atl He reportedly was considerMoaday's Results Ch"ago 13 Kan Ctly 2 ntght Logan __ 1 mg puttmg O'Toole m the bull· Pholadelphta 2 St. LouiS I, mght IBolllmore 9 N York 2, mght J ackson, In suffermg tis sec- pen last week and probably " L'1s Ang 5 Hous. 3, l1 ms , nght 1 Los Ang 5 M1nn 4. 10 ms, nght ond straight loss after 14 1 givmg Jt more senous CGnslder(Qnly games scheduled) 1Qnly g<~mes scheduled) lstl·a1ght wms has never won 1atton now Joey Jay mHy be Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Tuesday's Probable P1tchers a baseball ch.amptonsh tp m the 1 headt'd the same way san Francisco at ChiCago ~1nnesota at Los A n g e 1e s 1 cor~fert-nce I The bullpen ha.s been lneffec-< 11 K t 13 2) r 1 1 th f 11 1 liVe, except for Gerr) Arngo s (311 I d B hi 4 COMFORT, EFF1CIENCY - Motoroamers offer comfort, efficiency, Here Bob Davis, upper left, reads a maga· an or vs u 1 ·21 • ong' 1 -- aa · · vs .ope' " e our 1 onntng .ogan s and on occaswn Bill) McCool, zi'~ and Delmar Baum rtght one of Meigs county's successful budders checks a dimension m the kitchen atea Phtladelphta at St L 0 u 1 ' , ( 4 ·11 Terry Hamner smgl•d George h ' ' ' · (mghO - Mahaffey (2-0) vs C h 1 c ago at Kansas C1ty Hummel was sale un a bunt w 0 may get a starting slot SadeckJ (11-4 ). lmghll - Hurlen IJ 31 vs John Gasser hll a pop fly , fore· Roger Cratg was hit bard last 1 week and J1m Duflalo appeared New York at Mtlwaukee O'Donoghue 1t 51 mg a rusner at lh1rd 1ntghtl Kroll (2.1) vs Clomng· Washmgton at Detroot (mghtl Bill Mundy ""!!led scoring ~: my~tery 1"1the ~pposillon k ler t4-2). - Damels 12 21 or Ortega (3-41 Hummel, then all-<l1Sinct J1m no 111hangt e ' 1•· ashllt "ee1 proves asrong Pttb Bran dt hammf'r ed one over the I k 1 s urg h aI Cmcmnall vs AgUJrre (40 -J t h t 1 mga The "Homes on Wheels" be- Building the motoroamers are 1Superior Coach Corp at Lima, I Equipment of the Moloroam- (rughtl - c;1bbon (0-3) vs. Ma· Baltimore at Cleveland fence for a horne run scormg : taTch 150 enougth othwmp '" Ia ~ I' · Jratt"5 . lng built by Motoroamer, lnc, DeJmar Baum of the Baum 0h10, u•e rge:-~~ 1rm of Jts ers, made now from convert- Ioney ~4-111 (mghO - Roberts (4-2) vs three runs, and that was the • h eld senes dWI S e th 1 1 of Chester and Danvtlle, In Lumber Co. at Chester and Ed· type m the Untied States The ed school buses, include o p1c- Los Angeles at Houston Kraltck <0.21 ball game ' dou t provft ' h IScher WI alnl & s Bob r s c h C 1 I 1n II h I I H D h Me1gs county ave a t e ac1- wm av1s on, . o uperror oac orp. IS cur· ture wmdow, gaucho beds that rmghO - Brewer (1-0) vs Boston at New York (mghl) Ja~.:kson came b'a{'k m the h tea11onb o wdat thanges wt Jiles that the most demanding Danv1lle. The trio IS confident rently mvest1gating posSJbJhlies lwJII sleep at least five persons, Johnson (2-1). - Morehead (!-31 vs StafCord siXth With 8 walk to Larry ave 0 e rna e m e mound camper mtght destre !that the new-type facthty will of a ptant lo budd the new pro- lgas and electnc mstallat10ns, Wednesday·, Games tJ.I) or Downmg <2-31 Buchanon With two out Buck "c... or_p... s =======""'! As was disclosed Monday 10 be a btg asset to the county II duct. 12 volt and 100 volt power sup- San Franctsco at Chicago Wednesday's Games Crothers slammed " home run r an exclusive repo~, the Motor· ~emand for the buses - rang- The Motoroamers Will with-1 ply system, gas cooking stove, Pittsburgh at Cmcinnat1, mght Mmnesota at LA 2, tw1-mght over the nghtrleld fence oamers could be m such a de- mg In priCe from 15,11tl0 to $15,· stand the complete we1ght of SO gallon water otorege tanks, New York at Mtlwaukee, mght Ch1cago at Kansas Cily, mght In the fourth mnmg. Croth mand that a l'actory may be 1100 - IS btg enough to merit a tis body, should 1t somehow bath w1th shower, sewage hold- Philadelphia at St LoUIS, mght Washmglon at Detrml, mght Iers tupled but was trapped off reqUI~ m M~Jgs county ro con· plant tum over The bodtes oC the mg tank and electnc water Los Angeleo at Houston, night Baltimore at Clevelano. night thtrd ont he plav Btruct the uniquely designed Body shells lor the Motor· converted school buseo are pump, along with many other MORE Boston at New York 1.,1Jght · Q&Jnpl'lg eqwpment. oamers would be made by the made of zma fiteei. convemences. _______ ..'_ _ ___ Steve Mowery fl:'nned 1 and walked two m gorng the disDave Burkett, M • o4S lost to lance for Logan Mapes walkM J b 13 d d I As independent iusurance agellts artm, . 46, Y · an e- ed four, fanned four and hit 1 we make oiJ utra c:bar(!e for ou1 feated Abraham, W. 49, by 3-l. one m fiVe mnmg s Jenkms l serv1ces. w, represent several Wednesday Co'"o:~.ch Nolan . walked two .asd fanned two !lrong compan1ea and can seled Swal'khamer takes hiS swmgthe nght kmd of msurance for ers to Athens and a triangular Lme score }our car, ho~. or bu.~mess A Southern's Tornadoea clmch- ball conferell!'e with I &-I vic- The loss knocked Wahama has a 5-2 sl"ate while the Tornatest with the Bulldogs and Lo- Jackson 0011 002 0 - 2 l 3 une-cromp>ny wosm>o can off« ed at least a co-chlllllpiOnship tory OVI!l Wahama Monday at out on IJrst place m the con- Idoes are 6·2 m league play. The I gan The dJStrtct meet IS Satur- , Logan 0011 400 X -- 4 4 yuu only lhe pohcoealll! company 1 in the Mid~h1o Valley Base-. Mason. ference standings. Wahama now Falcons still have a game to day at Athens. Batteries Mapes, J :! ~rli~=-~~U :!'s!!ereovc ill 1 play With McArthur while Sou- Middleport H1gh school golf (61 & B10rly. Mowery & Ha1111- 1( Wednesday evening at the home Memorial Held thern 's league schedulo JS com· ers broke even at Fairgreens SON IS BORN ner of Mrs. Ralph Gilmore A memorial was held for Ha. pleted. Country club near Jackson Mr and Mrs. Coy Eugene .wtndmg Trail Garden C I u b zel Cleland when Mary Shnne Southern won tho game on Monday, defeating Wellston Nttz are announcmg the btrlh CINCINNATI (UPI) - Ad· Will meet Wednesday May _19 White Sbrme of Jerusalem. met lhe slrength of sharp pitching 13\2 to 6111 but losmg to Jack- of a son May 13 al Holzer Hos- vance Beaaon ticket sales for at the Oh10 Power offtce Wllh Friday evenmg •t the IOOF !rom Lefthanded Hurler Larry Ison tt-9 p1tal Grandparents are Mr. Cincinnati Reds pmes this Mrs. Walter Bentz as hostess. hall. Pnce who J1m1ted watrama to Pat Edwards of the Jackets' and Mrs Russell Nllz and Mrs season totaJe.d an all-t1me btgb MAY II Tile program will be on how Bernice Wlnn worthy blgh ' JUst one h1t Iteam contmued hiS hot htttmg Myrta Schaefer. Great-grand- of S831.t86, the club announc-The Friendly CU'cl~ of lbe to prune roses and shrubs by pnestess, and 'vargtl Atkms, The lone Fak'On base knock of the last two weeks wtlh a39 parents are Ervtn G1bbs and ed today. Federated Church will meet Mrs. G. R. Thomp~n followed watchman of shepherds. preSJd· was a wrong fteld smgle by over the nme holes, good Cor , Elizabeth N1tz o[ New Haven, Club officials said Ibis was To~sday May 18 at 8 p m. Mrs by movies of sprmg flowers, ed. Naoma Brmker, who has Foreman 10 the SIXth. Wabama's medalist honors W. Va. The baby wetghed 6 lhs, tti,UO over lhe 191U advance Ehzabeth F1ck and Mrs. Leon- sbrobs and trees by Mrs Char· been named deputy of DIStrict run scored 10 lbe first mmng I He defeated Mtlchell of 112 oz and has been nomed Ros- sale and 195.944 more tban ard Jewell are program lead- les LewiS. Arrangements us- 16 for the commg year was pre- when Chuck Stone walked stole , Jackson w•th 44 strokes, 1·3, sell Eugene. The N1tzes have tbe previous all-t1me ClncJn. Mergs County'a Old&Jt and ers. ing oriental Influence are to be sented Plans were m'ade for a seeond and scampered ho~e 00 1and Ntcholas of Wellston w1th :three other chtldren, Debb1e, ] 11811 record .. , In 1962 They The American Lutbera,n brought by members. school of instruction in Septem- an error. 46 by 4-0. age 9, and V1cky and Rtcky credited the mcrea11e to the Operation Batter-Up'' Com· WY 2.-2342 Churchwome? of the St. Pauls MAY ze ber. Southern also tallied In the Other results age 2'>. mittee, nmprtsed of J30 men, and St John s LUtheran church· Magnolia Temple Pythlan Si~ Reported ill n_ th f" tr t h p ba ed I Steve Hmdy, Middleport, 42, ----11 the ~ were ""ro Y s w en nee ng a ong lied Dahlber W 42 at 2·2 and MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ wd 1 m=:t 8at ~arso~~e ters will meet Thursday at Morris and Grace French and tr1ple - hiS ftrst of two h1ts- lost to Lamb~~~ j 40 by 1_3 LATE CLASSIFIED who called on 700 companie1 es ay, p.m. rs. Blf 7 30 p m. at the DAV hall. Zelia Cros• 1m proving A report and came home on a long sac- Sam Clatworth ' M 43 de· - - - and sold %16 of tbem. K;~. :~:ve ':.;.:l:us~.!i The WIIUr.g Workers class of on the Sprmg Shrine sesston nf1ce fly lo cenlerfreid by V1o feated Appledow~: Fot S1lw ! ,•=========~"" 47, by the Enterprise EUB chorcb will held at Miami Beach, Fla was Durst 2\2-112 and Rolland J 49 by I FOR '!'HE FINEST selection of Tue sdaY at urv 7·_30 pm. In '" uoe tat th burch~ · b M B · k R f h ~- ch ' ., ' school auditorium A water ..r.. mee. e c ' y pven y rs. rm er. e res - ""a Craynor Slone'• boys 3·1. I flowers lor Decoration Day' ty program will ' bo presented. evemng, with Mrs. aut Fr~k ments were served from a table took clrarge m the fourth on Wayne DaviS, M., 46, lost to stop at Chff's Shoe Rep8lr, Installation of officers will be as hostess. With a yellow co~er and a cent- doubles by Greg RoBsh an d Leach, J ' 45 by 2\2-J¥.. and !Jed Middleport, Ohio. held and refreshments wiD be MAY Zl · erpieco of orchid flowers. Prtce, three walks, and Martm, w, 47, at 2-2. 1 11 served The Loyal Women'• Class of errors good for fiVe runs. The 'Twtugbt Garden club the Middleport Church of BIBLES PRESENTED Wlule tossmg the one-h1tter, wiD meet Tuesday evennlng at Christ wlll be Friday, May 21, Btbles were presented at the !PriCe fanned IS and walked lbe home of Mrs. W A Drake at 7 30 p.m. lnstesd of May 27. Enterprise EUB church Sunday !one. Harry Surface, Wahama r with Mrs. Gaynello Wise u comorning during the worship ser- 1moundsman, struck out 10 and hostess. CLUB ENTERTAINEI) vice to the three members of , walked love May If Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wick· the graduatmg class of Pome- Wahama went to Poca, W. Va, The Pomeroy Home Demon- ham entertained the 3-F club rny High School who are mem-1 today to play the Poca Dots stration Club wilt meet Wed- Sunday evening at their home, b\>rs of the church. Rev. M•n- 1tn tournament play. nesday, May 19 from 10 till 2 Umon Ave. A potluck dinner WIB zel Smltb made the presenta- Southern . loti 500 - ~ 5 3 at the home of Mrs. Louis served at 6 p m. lollowed by a tlon and s~~ggested that the grad- Wahama 100 011() - I I 2 Osborne, Lincoln Hill. Members social evening. Present were A· nates use the Btble as a road Pr1ce and Cundiff, Surface are to bring a ..ct lunch. sa lloskms, sister, Miss Ada map for their life, and wtshed a_n_d_M _ a_tto :.;_ •·:.__ _ __ _ The Past Presidents of the Mr. Baker Gordon, Mr and them succeos. They were Shar· l American Legion Alllillary ol Mrs. Wickham and a guest, Mrs. on Dill Jennl/<!r Evana and Bon· FAIRLANE 500 2 DR. SEDAN Drew Webster Post, will meet Mary E. Ohlinger. nie Lou Smtth. VB motor, automatic trans., radio, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tight blue fimsh w1th spotlesa matching interior, one local owner, new Olds trad• in. Real, real sharp! .J l.ft;: Logan W• 2nd I t::c,~~:~~~.. ~; :~ ~~ ~~~~~~;: ;~ ~;~ I Straight SEOAL :1~~,.~;~:e 1 ~ ~~.;;a;a~y~~ n·Iamondcrown I 'HOrne On WheeIS' Is• IdeaJcamper I No charge Tornado Win Cinches Tie in MOVL Jacket Golfers Break Even at Frurgreens • 1 SOCIAL u CALENDAR 1 0 ur w.: I DOWNING INSURANCE, INC. weekly SPECIAL 61 FORD ONLY * ' PROUD t1i1t 11JU'ta 1ble to laGIIhllllllfl• MARRIAGE APPUCATIONI Ulltear Fire 4tportment plan- ladlllllt b"'""inl' - II. WIIUam loyd i~Son, :w, RIIPORT Acx:IDI:N'I' ned on May :a hal 1Mitn poll- Dear Hello: Middloport, protluctlon II'Orjer, Middleport Polle4 mvutltat· poned llntll June a due lo tha I am almolt 11. Lui ,., ad Beverly Jo Ptrrln, SO, 1114·1eel I minor liOddtltt II Ul p. auetlon tall and blltbtcut of WbM I Will 111 !Ifill I dlaport, ~~CNQry, All wu mud! 411f61DI -· 1m. Monday 011 ..,.Ill rlllll • Ill the MlcldltpOI'I lire Dlpl. wbea C.lll Hllt, 64, ..lddllport, . _ who bavl JI"P"'loN tlula. I tlllll'l pi INttl IIIII'U - yet, OASED JIOIIII pulled from a J11N1a1 piiOIIDd llool plta11 hol41 trem as tbq 11u1 I'll Wllilltl tD 11JU blaii.il WOMIWELL, l:nfland (UPl) otnack a leptllt parU4 etr will IMi plllillllliP 811 Jtmt 4 tr I WJU. .. 1Ntt1 ,bllfU -Horace Fawcett, M, II 41- gwned Ill' Vlrllnla Clr9pa, M(d. I. don't IIIIIIIOIIOM II))' ~=;li Ml'"ll mandiOI tllm..H from the cllaport. No Wife lllltlt. 111 Ill)' c!Ua . . . • o Eliot Mldlond Guloard, eillm· ANNOIJNCI: BIRTH wbo 1111 lilt alilwa' tnt thlt llllnea from 1 broll111 Vlllnlt lltlllrlll Ht1'11l Mr. ancl ltlrt. Robart WIUII, IIIII I Mil tbl)' pi 1J>o pipe killed 28 of hll priH ...a. A.....tou - Hllfll lllllpp, Columbuo, are allliOIIJICinC the ~ at ftCM ... New HtfiD; CIIU'IIICt Kowla1, btrtlt of I I Ill. 11,01. dauPIIr lfllliiO I aht1t 1111 DAMP POLICEMAN POllltroy; Orrtii'HWidutt, Mid.- on Mil)' 17 at It, Am'e holpttll. .... do li:LTIIAM, El!lland \1Pil - 411pert; TayiOt Pulloll, PoJIIIo Granclpal'tnll 11'1 Mr. lnd ll.n. Jilek Peter Ttlbrooi, 24, wu llntd roy: Atwood lpt!lllir, Mlddt• Hfftl')' Saller, .,ra_llaeU teD the td.!O Monday for pourllll ftvt port. Rd.: Mr. and llrt, Wl;r111•HaD, the alill plato tl boer o•• a pellcllllllll l DISCIIAIIOU- Rlcahrd Me. Columbuo, and tbe 111111 IJ'AIIII· It. ,,, I. , • • who - Cll~ 1o N11on trdal' AIH, MIUII(Iert: lldle 'l'r1ll- lllQtbar Ia lin. ~ llurrla, A1i11t1ii1r 1J10oliitlb I bayt . 1 II I (lll!J. . 1111, Leq lell"'l' JilT .,, . 1 . . 1 1f '~ ... ,• " lltllt f:• I ,' 1 Time .!I Dodgers Hike Leaa; Fans Attack Ump in St. Louis BJ LEONARD A. GRANATO UPI Sports Writer One really could IIIII expect Bo Belfnsky, one-time playboy of the Los Angelea Angels, to win his first game In the NaIlona! League In the tranquility that marks most contests In Ira· dltlon-bound baseball. One would suppose that a Belinsky victory for the Phltallelphia Pbilties would be her· aided by oomething extraordJ. Qlll'y, Something really extra• ordinary, Uke a fan attacking an umpire during a ruberb on the field. _ Toll)' Taylor's 1100011d home run of tho season In tb1 top of the eighth inning gave the Phils what proved to be the winning run m their 2-1 victory over the Cardinals Monday rught. It Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy..:Middleporl, 1'1., M'ay18, 1965-.-4 ! DO IT YOURSELF GMAC Rnenclng Avait.ble FREE FOLDER AVAILABLE KARR &VAN ZANDT King·Builders Supply Cp. Cadillee - Oldsmobile Mld.. lp oat, 0. ' "YOII'B Ub Our Quality WIJ of DoiDg Jlgs!O WY 2-5342 POfl'18roy, r" ' �.. --=~ -r: _:;=-- -=.:. ---'-'- p -~._,_. . .__________._ __. . . . ------.·--·--·--.. -··-·;,-- . I I ~Installation of Officers is Held By Syracuse PTA Tuesday fvening , May 18, 1965 Mrs. McCain ._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, - 0.---T h. Is Named . er to eac ID ystem Club President s • 1um " Ith Qua1"-Ity curriCU Fost . . n:;: :=f Reedsville n1~;-: s. . Day ' Nt Mr. 1114 "eo:• v:'~O::.y":V: Believes V-N War Can be Won an": wi~ Mr. and 1\fn. Dorsel Mr. and Mrs. Oaclt W~ber ~ !lei~ da~'=' WGO ,- lnslallatlon of ofRcers was and Joyce Mohler. The serving IJid Mrl. Robert llallll L711 Baldtrlla \YJ• held by the Syracuse P.T.A. table was attractive, having a OCJety 0 e8 of Weston, W. Va., were recent and Kay . wert recent viBI!orJ Mn. Lois McCain was elect- TUeaday evening May 11 In the red and white cover and cenweekend flesllll Mr and Mn I Mn Addle Beekell Mn 10ed president of the Rose Gar· school auditorium conducted by tered with an arrangement of By Mrt. LJie lllldel'loll Gena Wilson. ' ' ~ Flbm IJid Mn. ' BlAnche 1 John S. Foster, now of Chico, Calif., has accepted a den club ~·b !~at the home of the presidtnt, Margaret Colt- d~gwood and tulips. Irene CUn- Recent vllltors o1 Mra. Beas Recent viBltora of Mr. and limerick ol Parkersburg. leaching position with Santa Barbara City Schools for Mrs. J. · a · rill, dlff, Mary Cundiff and Patty Larkinl were Mr m1 Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Mrs Ralph BariQII spent a the 196~66 school year. The Santa Barbara school sys- d The ~e:~ w~~:;'lled ~:; Reports were read and ap- McCoy were contributing hos- G. o. Schmoll oi. Middleport. family were Mr. and Mrs. Btn day - Mra. l)oitlidtem is considered one of the lop districts in the State of d:~t wand ~\Beall w!; answer: proved and a free will offering teoses. Whitehead and family ol Park- aon and lamUy ot Logan. California in quality of teachers. subjects offered and ed 'ith giving he favor- was taken. The attendance ban· Lona Davis of Wilkesville viBit- ersburg, W. Va., IJid Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewil Mayn ol physical plant. Foster is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed· .1 ~al angement rMrs 1 ner was awarded to the second ed Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce Mrs. Harold sauer and daqht- Sardis were recent 1!18ala of ward Foster, 1130 E. Main. . -· ~e McCoyar~ad the 'verse. oi grade. Sr.. recently. era of Middleport. Mr. and Mn. John ltelzer. St, Pomeroy. eral Secondary Credenttal in the month One member was Sixth grade students, I he Foster attended General Mo- California Public Schools sy· reported ~ the hospital Mrs PTA learned, with their teachtors Institute in Flint. became stem. . Hazel Barnhill. A letter' aboui er, Mr. Larry Wolfe, Mrs. a journeyman tool and die mak- At presnt he Is . completm.g the Rose Garden club exhibit· Wolfe, and several mothers er, and servrd two years m requirements for hts Masters ing at the count fair Aug 17• spent a day at Camden Park 1 - - - - - - - - - the U. S. Army at Fort Knox, De~ee at ~ico Stale College 21 was read. dther new ·offi- in Huntington recently. The Mothers _were h~nored follow· Ky., and Ft. Ord, Cab!. whole workmg "' a subsbtute cers named were vice- resident annual party for them was held lng worshop esrVtces at the He received his Associate teacher and a dr~ftsman. He : Mr;. I. o. McCoy; fr.easurer: Friday evenlna, May 14. Langsville Church on Mother's In ~rts Degree from Monterey plans to ,l:!lfltmue hts post-grad- !Mrs. R. v. Waetherman: sec- The school plenlc will be May Day. Speaker was Charles NorREG. 12.88 Penm•ula College. Monterey, u_ate ,;1l<luc~~on . at the Untver-lretary. MrB. Hazel Barnhill and l24. Students are to return for ris. Potted flowers were pre- INSTALLED Cllllf. and his Baehelor of Arts soty of Cal~orma m Santa Bar- ~ news reporter. Mrs. Dorothy their grade cards Friday, May ed to Mrs. Rose Moler, 86, the GLASS-PAC Degree from Choco State Col- bare. ! . Stout. 211. oldest mother, and to the youngFREE 1 Alloy Coated Steel lege, Cluco. His parents attend- Fo~ter has rece1ved the sch· The program consisted of Mrs. Marie Leadingham, past est. Louise Fraley. Small poled the latter graduato~n m 1964. olasbc honors of being ele~ted floral arrangements shown with president, jnstalled the follow- ltd flowers were presented to CRIMP LOCK He holds a Jwnor Htgh School to Pht Delta K-app~, Education- each person explainino; her ing officers, secretarl, Martha each mother present b) her Re-inforced Nipples Credenhal, Specoal Scrondary al Honor Frate~mty for Men arrangement: Williams; assistant, Ruth Hoi- child. Special Mother's Day Crede~ttal m lndustr~l Arts, and Epsilon Pl .au, Industrial Side Triangle. Mrs. Howard man; treasurer, Iris Bak.r; 88• song was sung by the choir led and will soon receove hts Gen- Arts Honorary Fratermty. He Caldwell. sistant, Pearl Knapp. by Donna Morris. FREE INSTALLATION - has a ~aduate grade pomt av- Half Circle. Mrs. Frederick Mrs. l!llma Louks and Mrs. Mrs. C..rol Freeman called er~e °F 3 h f J IGoebel Esther Harden discussed the on her parents recently. NEW & RECONDITIONED S - ~~ - d 08 ~~· 1 e 0;';::r 0~ "S" or Hogart Line. Mrs. County Council meeting attend· I Weekend guests at the home 22c to 85c · augs erth P r. an ' Clarence Hradlev. Ied by several memters. The or Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr 1: • ·Th 21 1 'l A' "· eoh mo ' ea~ocedk Circle. Mrs. R. V. Wrather- group was happy that the Coun-1were Mr. and Mrs. Duane venue, os rceent1y ret1r B Oak H'll , from active practice of dental ' man. . j ty PTA Scholarship was award- arr or 1 and Mr. and TIE BALL TAIL h . Sh . I Perpendicular. Mrs. 1. 0. Me- ed to one of our local students Mrs. Larry Barr. yg~ene . e " a stenotype lc ' M d M Cl t H Itranscriber for a California Cer- oy · Clarice Not•ris. r. an . rs. ay on ensFUEL ROD LIGHT JOINTS 1tilled Shorthand Reporter and I Oval, Mrs John Arbaugh. An "antique sale and auction" Ier and ch~ldren of Belpre spent PUMP ENDS LENS ." rvrs as organist of the First Extra a~rangement ; were ~ will be sponsored by the Coun- Sunday With her parents, Mr. As low n$4.50 As low 11 $3.33 A1law 11.$2.34 As law 11 $1.09 '1fistian Church I Ch" Sh Mrs. fi u~ Bogg" s and M.s. ty Council the latter part or and Mrs. Guy Swadley. 0 teo. · e ' McCam II receive her P.H.T. I Push' · . . . September. Proceeds are to ,I Mr. and M. rs. AI Pha Barr took ' Hubby Through' !Jt'gree in . The_rluh has or wtll l'arltCI· be used for the scholarship I Bruce McGtll to Galllpolls to OIL CARBURETOR POINTS MOTOR ;y. •pate m flora.! arrangements for fund. This committee was ap- see his doctor at Holzer hosTUNE-UP . . . the teachers mcetmg at East· pointed for this event. Mrs. pita!. AI low AI FILTERS Mr. and Mf<. Foster anttc1- ·ern. All-sports banquet, Band Baker chairman· Mrs. Wil- Robert Pierce and three sons KIT GASKETS Style 6020 pate movmg to the Santa Bar-1concert. both Eastern and Tup- Hams 'Mrs. Kna ' Mrs. Louks Bobbie, Craig and Jeffrey of 89c Aolow 1188c Aolow 11 $1.49 pers Plams commencement e•· a nd M' rs. 1. .eadpph. Columbus spent the weekend 1 bara area m the summer. mg am. I' A program presented by lo- with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. cal talent included. piano solos, Carol Poerce Sr. He also visit· "Mood Indigo" and "Hello Dol- ed hiS brother. Rustle Pierce or ly" by Dickie Sauvage, and Salem Center. "llanjo Picker" and "Soldiers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sheline POMEROY On Parade" by Keith Lisle, ac- and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gra- MAIN ST. WY 2·2141 1 Heresy Holler. . any aclton on the petition sub- companied by Mrs. Margaret ha•.m::_:al'.:.l.:'o~ f ~Co:l:um~bus:~and~_"M~r~s·:J,...,..,..,..,..,"""""'"""""""""""""""!!!!!!"""""'""'""'""'""'!!!I!!!!""'!!'!!!!!!!I!!!!I!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!t!!!!le.l Stiversville, Oh10 , molted by voters. Neuman . Just as cool as going Edltor, . Discussion betweerJ the board Demaris Ash, Debbie Hard- • barefoot, but bett er he- The Sentmel : members and a committee n!· 1en, Christy Hysell and Arnie cause the foam rubber At the present lime II. ap- prese nting 1he sogners of the IScwell tap danced to 'Tiptoe sole cushions your steps pears to be certain that the at- petit ion continued for several Through the Tulips," Lynn and the bold. handsome t~mpt by some e1ght t~ nine hours, during whkh numerous Baker. Sherri Craig and Becky lines are so fet ching. hundred voters to retam the que-stions were asked · and some Sewell tapped to "Just One of Punch · dott ed white Isrrvtces of the present band di - QUf' fl tions answered .' Those Things. " The girls were leather. . rector at S "thern School can ! "Honors of battle" were not attractive in their black suits ' ~~:se~ hsted "' another "lost , undiv1ded. If one side can point l and . pastel skirts, with ONLY I AI .a . r'o the precedent of the defend- matchmg bows m their hair. .M ~neehng held Monday, ers of Thermoprlae. or the ex- Mrs. Harden gave the closing j 1 ay I0t 1ortgmally scheduled prayer. for the lith but advanced to ' NOVEMBER SONG Rerreshmen'-< or cook!.. , the tenth, presumable due to b · ch lnt d conflicting dates of other af I After August 's beat Is o'er, roffwmes, pun ,edmb s Mran , co ee were serv y s. · · A d Septe be , Iaors) M"ddl I 0 , tbe Southern Buar.d or n m r I •••• DO more, w·w B . w· b I ~;;:;::;;:;::' epor ,:iiiiii,:iiiiii:iiiiii~E;;;d;;;uc~a;,;tlo~n;_:ad~j:ou~m~e:diiiiiii~w~ith:o~ut Oetober'• frost kooeks oa tbe ' l&ms, erntce me renner ~-- - IThen door~me• November ercises, and the Eastern Alumni banquet. EXPERT After harvest day• are paased. Rose Carr hel!f a contest with Evening sunsblne does lOt last, prozes awarded to Mrs. McC<Jy, With preview, or wintry blut· Mrs. Caldwell and Mrl. Ar· Thea - come& Nooember ' bough. The traveling prize wu -Maemoo ' won by Rose Carr. Refresh· ments were served to 11 memI : bers. The next meeting ill to ample set by Robert the Bruce, be at the home of Mrs. Charles ~ ~l~mblng and Hitting SUjllfllitt the other can remember the Massar e O.H~mtdtfooro e Refrigoration Service "Battle of Blenheim" or the -'----'-'-"- - - - - eD1ming W1tor Pumps eApph1nce Rep~lr victory or the legions of Varus come 'Posse de'comte' over the Germanic tribes. ' At the end of the ·meeting, COLEMAN HEATING & COOLING And '~. th~ value of _an old when the "tumult and the sbout1 saymg throce armed '" he ing died " and the Gaptal ~hose cause is just" was slight- and the Kint15" departed t~: 1Y dtmmed, then the lustre of only question re-ally left unan-···· another one, "words become swered was - "Why was Mr. , Harold Chi .., Mgr. moro eloquent from tbe ,.... Garner discharged••· Yet Lacuot St. Phone WY 2·2511 trum of power," is increased. 11 l'was a famous victory 11 ' Mlddl1part 'Vox populi' does not over· Euler!~ 1 e::h LangsVi}}e SOCiety , Notes MOORE'S SERVICE CENTER t MOORE'S Than Barefoot I . 3.99 THE SHOE BOX I • I I _____yae___ SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE aew Dodge Polara1 "You know... bog. srrong, nantly atttred, lots of extras, really §Ging places... like me I "Go on. guess whtch shrewd. smart guy bought Hearing Aid Service Center "Johnny I Dave? a beauttful •• BiH? llod9a Pola~a ?" ....... Dun .. .?" Dissolves harmful deposits . .. your engine runs clean! You feel the extra surge of power!' ~ ,.. Oliol l ! test with the latest Bel· tone Electrolllc mept I equlp- If htlrlnglt yeur problem ltltont It 504 TINTH IT. HUNTINGTON, W.VA. l.DI,tMI m:.n;; Pblnii2W221 1t's hard 10 guess t L I --- ---- ,..... ..... -"II®L ,.... .,.... ;. & .IG8NDiliiU .. •U'I' c:HiC6' g I "ey ....... 1 -"4111CAN Dllt. Olfllf, - · PM4l I lilt Lolli 11. C.....-. 'Ollie · · "·~ , · · . Sedd me )'OUI' free 118-P.... _ BJIII ,Scbool llciHiet and FNI . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO., MILL I SECOND. stRII1'S, . MIDDI.eOrf," 0. ·, ----------,.IIO'. . . . . . . . .,.........., ___ '1 lin& I .Available only at your Good Neighbor Ashlanil Oil ~ . .. the frie!ully man with the better brand! You ~ro 11VItlllle Write,., Pill -...itt_. lllfwt Mow To 1om An AlrrH_ICIII ..heol. Milll ~ DJ,_. at~ 55 Dodge Palani ......OiVmf!!!! ' ~Completing HIGH SCHOOL 4000 JIOijllds ol oolltly built beauly. 121 ~ch whatlba 313 il. Ill IJitr ca. 1Jitr !1 ....,P-.l'llltr~ •lllllill...._•lllr,.. 500. C.. console. butlot seats, choice ai 1111•ntissioM. Potett's.poputarity 1:,It •lfllllliM. 1111. 1 you lchotll IF Heve Lift Yourcarsluggish?Nozip?Carburelnrandcombustionchamberdeposits have no doubt done their~ if you have been using ordinary gasoline. It's easy to change all that! You· can release all the bustle that's hidden under your hood, by using Ashland A-Plus Super Gasoline or Ashland Regular-both are Vitalized 'With AG-106. Vitalired gasoline cleans your carburetor and keeps it clean, reduces combustion chamber deposits, increases horsepower. Just a touch of your toe-and you feel that extra surge of powerI • So get Vitalized Gasoline-Ashland A.Plua-or Ashland Begular-and get up to 10~ mare miles per gallon! . 'There fa no evidence yet that the llow of I!JIII'OZimltel,y lallltratora from North NIID · 1111 been lllowetl IPJI!retlo I lablp. ' South VIet Nam'a :::~I army tolall 111,000. ~ .,.._ DIIIJibco .,ut PoP'dir ~orce~ IN, In addition 20,001 BEL TONE HearlngAki·CIIIer . who1 be tiext ••. maybl JOII7 Weapo111 l011ses to the Cong remain too blgb. In one week ol April they ran at a ratio ol two 1o1t to f!Very one captured. That was eonsldered a falrlt Jood week. the•- h way everybody's goiag for Polara. lil:e this ~ BRTONE 1 "Guess who •.. just bough! a a~d -- - 1 1 SOCiety • N . otes Ashland Gasoline makes your engine come '• I , ---=====-Chester 1 NEW 1 it ---=-----f.'ALSE TEETH SPARK PLUGS ° . I w,.oa. 'N1n11 .••••••• .-..~ ......... 10!. • ·. •' a. ,. }fila ~ .Picll • ,. . . ft8Ular defense groups which malned atable. at about 50 per il days wllll !* ,...,.,._, , rapby, no suatalned wu function somewhere In the man· cent. Mrl. Ada Morril. . made to wiD their loyalties to ner of friendly guerrillas. These are the llguret the government's side. Clear· Although the latter two forces must be reversed. Mrs. Roy ~ 111111 Mrl. and-hold military operations have moat contact with Viet Letha wood vllltetl rec:elitly at the Veterans liolpltallll Chillicleared but did not bold. eong guerrillas their effective-A year and a half or ness remains questionable and cothe to see MarltiD Wood: cal chaos alter the fall of their desertion rate high, espec· dent Ngo Dlnb Diem led to Iaiiy if removed from home. BASEBALL PLAYOJI'll'll accompanying deterioration A . st th ed the war effort The gam em are rang up Out o a popuiBtion of 14 mil- seemed aboui to win to 15,000 main and local Com- - - - - - - - - OMAA, Neb. (UPI) -Pitts· ion, at leaat three million are fault. Neutralism ahowed munist rorces, plus guerrilla By Clarice Ailel burg State and S!Jr!W. College mder Communist sway. The aolna forces eitlmated at up to 100, M Ha ld H k will represent Kansat In thl mmber has been growing atead· ... • 000. Mr. and rs. ro aw ly. Nom The job facing the South Viet. '""'' spent the weekd area 3 south baseball playoffs namese and their American ad- wtth Mrs. Letha Wood an ou~ which begin Thunday. II has become popular to say marked the ~eglnnlng of a posl- visors Is made startlingly clear er relatives. Nebraska will be repre~ented hat Ho Chi Mlnb, the wispy live u.s.. policy a~d removed a b recent! com lled pulation Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and by Wayne State and the Ulllvereader of Communist North Viet CommuniSt • prlVlleged sanctu- contro y I r·ogures. y P po Charlene Goeaiein Flatwoods • Slty of Omaha. o • ~am who seeks control of both ary. ' Of the eight million persons visited Tuesday with Mrs. Law<ortb and South, bas no need -Tho new government of llvln 1n the heavil -populated renee Smith. . o~er · spans negotiate 8 settlement ol the Prime Minister _Phan_ Huy Quat Mek~ng Delta, the Jommunists Mra. Roy Christy and Mrs. o a highway brl~ge m North Viet brld&e was demoltshed d4rmg a recent ,1 0 NBr because he 1, winning any· shows encouragong sogns of atJ t' , Eldon Gaul were Athens visit- raid by South VIetnamese and planes. . Tllat Loosen talning stability. Both os o1 an. 1' 11163' were es !mav rs recen I ---·"-· I • •ay. . and Catrolic leaders have ed to control 21 per cent. As of 0 M dt y.Mr 0 . G 1 f ta Will. Jesse Tuttle has returned Iand Mrs. Joe Marks. i Need Not IEIIIHI'NII Certainly he shows no signs ed him th . January this year, the logure r. an a. ru au o Ch 1 b . da · ><any ..,.,,.. ot bloo ....,. ba•• . S ·h f li tin w sur of etr support h d . ped to 24 cent Sumner were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. ares Goeg- ome after spendmg a few ys Miss A1•ce rrut was a re· , ••....,.,.,.....,•.......,.nt8 n J~~ coastal :arn. wiib l :Ora: o~!.~ buildup of the government is putting 8 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul re- leln and children spent a re- with Mr. and Mrs. Archie TUt- cent overnight guest of \!iss I ~!\'.".~~:,_~~=-~·::; 1 ~ommunist manpower In South newed en~rgy mto efforts to population 01 three millior. Com- cently. Other visitors have cent Saturday evenmg With Mr. tie of Eagle Ridge. Connie Hayman, L<mg Bottom. 1 ~1'~,::•,;::-~.S~ ~11'\w.";M~fJt 'iet Nam's northern provinces the loyalttes of the people. Neu- mun·ost control went from 9 per been Mr. and Mrs. Roger and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bdl. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fraley Mrs. Bruce llycrs. assiSted "" alk a lln• tnon·a<l4) powder. on \ tralism ls on the deeline . . I I. 'I K h D . .'lour ptute~. Hold fnlse teeth mor. ,lose to the big air base at Da · cent at the beginning of 1963, Gaul and Mrs. Lmnle Gaul. Mrs. J. F. Wtll o Jessup. Ga. of Columbus were recent v sot- b) " rs. cnnet aviS. enter- nrn>ty. " thoy toe! mo'" comtort~ang where 9,000 U.S. Marines -The number of Communist to 21 per eent this year. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland spent several days with Mr. ors of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Frost. tained with a stork ' hower 111 ~h~ g;.';:,;.~' c;',~'·p'i'Ji'r'!!;Joa.:: 0 ;tand guard, suggeata that the Viet Cong being killed has in- 1n the more sparsely populat. visited In Belpre wllh Mr and and Mrs. Denzel Cleland and Mr. and Mrs. Arlie \larks of honor or Mrs. Leonard Koenig d nog ' """'" """""""•· Commllllistl will make at least creased dramatically since u.s. ed highlands, the figure has re- Mrs. John Row.an and Mrs. Et- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen Belpre spent Sunday wotb Mr Jr. recently. one more convulsive try to seize jet lighter-bombers began · •till more ground before even ing support to South VIetnamese 'onsidering the conference table. ground forces. Proven tosses Yet thll is not the war of a the Viet Cong by air atttlck 1 year ago with Its record of fall· are reported at a total 1,000 Jre, or even the war of last month. The actual rate is beJanuary. lieved to be at least twice that. Thll correspondent who wit . nessed the beginning of the huge -Wtthln the last two months, American build-up In South Viet the U.S. 7th Fleet began Nam in 11162 and is concluding ly to assist the South Vletnaa second visit linda reason to- mese in efforts to cut off the day for oautlo~s optimism that flow of waterborne supplies to this does not need to be • no- the Viet Cong and new errorts win war· that, in fact, it can are being made at least to slow be woo. ' the Infiltration of Communist There remain great dangers manpower down the Ho md imponderables. Minh Trail. U.S. air strikes against the -The appearanc-e of North North, the presence of the bat· Vietnamese draftees suggests tie-ready 9,000 U.~ . Marlnea at that the Communist manpower . .. the Da Nang air base and the pool baRed upon the 90,000 South ;teadily depending U.S. involve- Vietnamese fighters who went nent in South VI& Nam carry north after the division of Viet with them the danger that this Nam in 1954, is running low. will, Indeed, become an Ameri· North Economy Hurting can wor. American advisors believe And with it not only is the that the gradual destruction of danger thet the South Vietna- North Viet Nam's communicamese wllliose what enthusiasm lions routes, especially its bridg:hey have for the present war es, must be hurting the North mt aiBo that it then wlll esca- Vietnamese economy. ~ ate Into the larger war that no They believe that the recent one wants. capture of large fond and weapThe great imponderable is the ons stocks also must be hurting 'ina! attttude to be adopted by the Viet Cong. .he Red Chinese and the Soviet The Quat government, aided iJnlon. by a $285 million annual U.S. But u ol today here Is a bal- effort to help build a stable ance sheet: South Viet Nam economy and -The United States under-eo- by more Iran 300 U.S field timated Communist determlna· visors covering every South Vi\lon and over-esttmated South etnamese province largely has Vietnamese capabllltlea. abandoned the old, Isolated stra. -Despite huge espendltures tegic village which proved an DOw totaling ~4 mllllon per day easy prey to marauding Viet and the doubling, tripling and Cong and has adopted the idea quadrulplng of American forces of the spreading oil slick. This plan, called "hop toe" 18 sigued to South Viet Nam, the tneasures taken by the United (literally, working together) States actually were bail meas- aims first at military pacificaures and lacked a policy. lion of a given area, then the -in a war in which people uprooting of the Communist urr derground and finally the train· ing of a local administration with the necessary strength to defend itself. Military forces are to remain until all tests bave been met. An open-arms campaign to welcome Viet Cong defectors ia MR. K. L BYRD I having moderate succeu. WillS. At Prime Mlnllter Phan H u y Quat'• government, treading a 306 N. 2ncl Ave. thin Une between the Buddblsta, Middleport, Ohio the minority Cathollca and the ON military, II prmlng an THURSDAY, MAY 2,0 . loDil campaign B8aln81 the Cong IJid e1aimB to have allml- I FROM nated lliDit of the neutralist t1ment wbfcll 1 few JDODtha 9 a.m. to 12 Noon wu demanding a To repair and 1ervke peace, whatever the hearing lids Wubeuee lleDaill ... II1Htrl.. end 1uppl~ There remain lmportaot weakHillel·. for all11111llll for lilt South Vietn•D""te desertions Mr. Byrd will be 81atl to atlll are 1'1IDDinl II the rate of give you a free hearlnl 21 per lbouiBDIL ~: wU:·tode:~~n V~t •a.aa MUFFLERS with MJ', 1114 Ifni. Bolt are more lmportont Death lurk.! on he streets ol Sataon. In the ,.ntJeta and larger toWDI of :outb VietNam Vi<:~ Cong Comnunlst 'terrorlata kill or kidnap ·~ average of more than_i,ooo wlllans each month. Military naps Bilow a stea~y increase in he .... under VIet Cong conrot. awi• BETTER ' . * 'JIM¥ aallhll41 _... : f ol Columblll IPf!lit a ~ · · ' ' • H • • ~.. .;.. • • • •~ ... . . . . ; . ' ~- ........... , ..._.........:..:.:..· ~·. ;:. '1 -- .. ... ·M a ,..... . ··~l"t":"! ~ . •·••••••••••' • ••' • ••••••· . .,... ••r•••t• .. . . ' ~ - - .,... ~...·"'!'!'" · -,'· -~ ... • ··~It' ';T'7!" I ', • I . , rl ' .. ~! ·····~~· J. . {. ;t ; ,/ I lA8~a,AND 9 .1L & Jllti!PININO COMPANY ·. ' . ~ I '•f. .' '·~I • •. 'I<. .•. ·., ,, .-. • �_. ___ _ _ __ .·-·--··-·- r·---·-·- .... . ' ) ' .,. " - ' t ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bul Ietin Board ...... ~ . ~~ I ..... --Real Estate Far Sale FOR SALE Rent FOR SALE: 1958 Ford Fair HOSPITAL BED complete, sld FURNISHED apartment for lane, good tires, car In fine rails, plastic coated mattress rent. Five rooms and bath. used very little. Call WY 2 DEADLJNI:S condition, automatic transmls PubB.catlon S:OO P.M. Day Utilities furnished. Close to r.lonlla!' Doadllne GoOD All. 5 18 3tc slon. Also 1953 Fordomatle 2426. POMEROY - 4 room house Monda:r business district. Phone WY CANCEU..ATlONI trlliWillssion and 1953 Ford with bath, gas furnace heat· 5 18 3tc 2-3092. CORRECTIONS 1959 AMERICAN Mobile Hom e 6 cyl. radiator. 4 mlles out W ill be ll"ccpted until 9:00 ing, 2 bedrooms, living room, 1963 Corvair Monza Cpa. $1799 For Day of Puhi\(!AtloD 10' x 46', Excellent condition Leading ~reek road, from kitchen and full basement. Spider equipment. Locally owned and tuned to go, _4 speed 7 ROOM HOUSE on Lincoln Due to job transfer, must sell REGULATIONS Route 7. Robert Vance, Route Well located on 50 ft. lot and Hill, gas furnace, thermostatbox, blower on motor, jet black finish, red intenor. new 'l'hfl Publl!her f'leerve~ tlle right 1, Mddleport, Ohio. 43012tp Fork Robert King, Contoct: I n o•cl il ri'!Jeet any ad & deemed in good neighborhood. Some ically controlled, electric hot whitewall tires. Radio and heater. , t hould ,. ,. l' ,. , irma"'hie Park, Reed s State Run Tile llamOier ·=~ r·-,-- , r rcd Immedi ately Tho tinanting on this hoUse can be water tank, garage, hoUse ed 1963 Chevrolet Impala ' . $2095 not boe reapon&lble for ville, Ohio. Tel: Coolville 667 I; . i wr •Ill World Slandard o1 eamp•ot assumed. newly decorated. lmmed iate r ,, rf! tlliJI oae tneorrect !DJirtiOD. 4 Dr. Low mileage by one Jt,cal owner. Deauttful mtenor. 6 18 6tc 6200. Ercellenet POMEROY - One story frame occupancy. Shown by appoint· Beige and brown finish , economy VB engine, automatic RATES Bl& ear room, rklo ud ,.... For Wa nt Ad Servl011 5 - rooms (2 bedrooms) mod· ment. Call WY 2-3092. trnns. P()wer steering, radio and heoter. .,., one l)f!l\tl Inserti on STILL PLENTY night crawlers ern bath, modern kitchen • cenu lormanee. SmaU .., eCODOIDY 5 18 3tc Minimum ChaTiil" '" ) and garden worms, (mixed 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan $1195 Three toll· word for -and maDagerabllll} 12 Centfl PIJ with built--in oven, table top eec-ut.l vf' tnserttoDJ. VB engine, Powerglide trans. Blue finish, all good whitewall tOO for $1.00. John Mohler See range, double bowl sink (all !10 per cent Oll!enunt on palll adt and ROOM : Front floor. nice locatires. Radio and heater. Leading Creek Road, Middle adt p11d wtthln 10 d11y1 . MetropoUIIm Moton stainless steel). Full base· lion. Phone WY 2-2355. CARn OF THANKS & OBI'I'UARJES Phone: WY 2-7103. port, 0. mlft· E. Main Slreel, Pomer<lJ .1.2~ ment, forced hot air heating, 5 18 3tc ac1d.ltlonal word l!:aeh l.rnum 5 18 3tp shower, garage, good location. -1'110111 WY Wl7l OFFICE FlOURS tn tHIO P M. Oall:J 8:30 A 4 Z2 1ft FOR SALE ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN SIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Saturday 8:30 A.. M tO 12:011 IIOOD. IT'S SO EAS"V he BOX 229 WY 2-3136 170 Mulberry, Phone WY 2 OHers will be receiveu at t TO PLACE POMEROY, OHIO 5 18 3lc 2575 or inquire at 37R Second I office of Webster and_ Fultz RESUlT P HUn! TC iN"O Male Help Wanted WAN"!" AD Street, Pomeroy. S 17 tfc Pomeroy, Ohio, up until te n FO = R:-::SAc-;Lc;Eo--:--:7:--r-oo- m - ;:-: house with STEEL FJ'ITERS Business Services Business Services FOU RooM- rlirnished apart- I o'clo<'k A. \1., ·on Saturday, Ma Y 2 lots in Dexter, Oh io. Phone Interviews: See SHIPYARD ad ·---- --·PrlONE WY 2-2156 t d L'. WY 2 3658 29, Jllli5, fnr the real estat e SH 2-564!. 5 18 6lp BULLDOZER WORK, equipped 0-15-Jtc - · h 0 ·d J Th rna men , owns ~ trs. AUCI10NEER 5 17 tfc known as t e a\'1 : o . s FOR SALE: 3 bedroom ranch with winch. Big or small job. ___ . _. property. loc~ted m Mmersvtlle MACIDNISTS Complete Service style brick . frame home on Ca ll daytimes WI 9-3151, even. Cord of T"~nks i 3 BEDROOM house in Middle- Ohio. Prorerty appraised a Critl Bradford Interviews: See SHIPYARD ad - - - --·-ings Wl 9-3089, Gone Barnett, s Chester Road. near State 5-10-3tc Write, Prone or Contact \\ 1, WISH to ex press our ap- port,. 207 Seco~d ·~Vt . Good $900 _00 an d ~ annat sell for le~ Racine, Ohio. > 13 tfc d Highway Garage. 1110 1 4110 lot locat10n. Ca ll Chesnre R~. 7- than the aPP raised .value. Sal A. C. BRADFORD prE'CJalJon to all our rei,I! IH"S, d INSTALLATION MAciJINSTS friends and neighbors rm· theJr 7146. 5 14 btt real estate sold subject to real fireplace, storm win ows, I Racine, Obio Interviews: See SHJPY ARD ad I · f th 1965 doors, patio, tiled bath and 5 I Uc s ~·mpathy and many aet:s of sMALL £urnished apartment est?!e taxes or e year • kitchen, hardwood floors, I 5-15-<ltc kmdness extended to us at the air don cidtioned suita ble for whJch are payable In December well insulated. Several financ· K3rl GrUeser--:-PtUmbing aad PIPEFITrERS time of the di'Jlth of our hus- 2 men. Ph. wv' 2-5440 from 1965. All offers subject to Court lng plans available to qua )'I· I, Healincra Interviews: See SHJPY ARD ad ba nd and lather, Guy Walt· ~ to 7 p. m. 5 13 6tp approval. lied. Phone Pomeroy, WY z_ 1 Mlnersvllle, Oblo 0-15-3te ers. . -CLARA THOMAS tf 1 ' End your sewer lroubleo 4 5 Administratrix of the Estate , 5337· - .:_ · We have all sizes llLEl'TRICIANS Mrs. Guv Walters and 3 and 4 ROOM furmshed apartments. Rowley & 11erd H"df D ·d J Th d ' I : Interviews : See SHJPY ARD ad Children ware. 5 11 lfc o avJ . omas, e- 'OR SALE: Large 4 bedroom Sewer Maebloel · 5-15-3tc 5 18 ltc ceased. home, in Racine, in good Sa las & Service Reasonable Rote• FfVE ROOMS and b,t h. 139 5 17, 3tc condition _ out of high wat- ~ CaU WY :e-%!174 Day or Nlgbl CRANEMEN Notice Hutternut Ave. Phone WY 2- LEGHORN hens, la:ge- lype, er. Hot water heating sys7 26 Uc Interviews: See SHIPYARD ad It tfc ====:;:--dressmokBl'Y and sell used furniture, 2322 · 6 to 7 lbs. We grain fed. Paul tern, large electric hot water e Fits Almost Every Car EXPERIENCED 5-15-3tc ·antique furn ilure. dishes, etr. l MODERN 6 rooms and bath W. Say re, Portland, Ohio, tank, storm windows. To be 1 e1'ransferable When lng, alterations. Phone WY 2WELDERS Mrs. Jea nne Mattesnn, 701 apartment. Middleport. Ph. Phone VI 3·2286. 5-15-lltp sold to settle estate. Call Bob -1 You Trade Cars ~6 4-24-30tc In · See SHJP''ARD d 2•• . _ terv1ews ' 1 a 2965 24 3 E. lOth St., Welbton. Phone, WY 3-'1121. Uc STRAWBERRIES- ready in a Cleland, WI 9- ' ' eGuaranteed 24 months AlR CONDITIONING Relrtger5-l5·3tc 5 6 tic 384"2638 · S-I5-61P ,";i:ii~: ano tour '"""' furn " h<> few days. Pick your freez· or 24,000 miles ation service. Jaok's RefrigSHEI.'T METAL Al 'i'"MtJBO.E Insurance oeen eo and .mturmslled apart· ing berries by appointmenl FOR SALE: 5 room house, eMost Popular Unit eration, New Haven, Phone Interviews: Sea SHJPYARD ad ca ncelled' 1 <ll!l your opera· ments WY ~--'434 tt 8 tic only. Bn"g baskets, save 3c b th b t G· furnace TU 2-3537. 4 I Uc 5-10-3tc • •. , Call nN · -- - - d 't f ba8 k ts N I ' l • ' asemen . as ' In the u sA l<lro uc-ense . "' r· vSfX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeepost or e · oan,s n fireplace. Priced for quick ' · · Logao Fire and- iil!ety-EcjtitP, DRAFJ'SMEN-PLANNERS 5 -l.-ltc sale. Phono 773-5611, MaS()n, lltill< I roy Phone WY 2-5385 _Syracuse, Ohio. ment, Sales and Service, Porn- ENGINEERs-FOREMEN 00 lnotolttcl - - FARM AUCfiON 4 t4 tic ELE CTROLUX Sweeper, com- W. Va. 4 16 tic eroy. All types and sizes of Interviews: Set SffiPYARD ad BAt;KRUPTC\ 3 BEDROO ~ brick Dup lex With plete with 7 attachments. Pay fire extinguishers, 2% lb. ex0-10-3tc By the order of the Honorable B tt 11 've Porn off balance 5 payments $5.51 BOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel tln•uishers, Boater's Special. garage.callu WY erm _ "' . ·· · eac h, WY 2·2575 . ' -., Duane J . Kelle hcr, .Urut· ed eroy. •' 14 .tc Cliff Road Mr s. Norman EDw1ght Logan, Distributor. 2 5127 Help Wanted St<~ t es Court, Southern D;stnct, tfc Zl<., ZAG t r 96f Hysell, WY U322. Phone WY 2-3821. 27 4 Easlern Divison. the fo llowing . au oma IC ._ new 5 4 3otp Pomeroy, 0. 4 14 30tp model. Buttonhole, overcast,, __ c will be so ld at H. L. Rope Farm MODERN 4 room and ba th . U. 5. tvtl lorvl,. Tosflt LOC.·\TED POINT HtX:K, Ohio furnished apartment, M1ddle· fash ion design, etc. Built in INCOME PROPERTY - locat· · . : ; w;:;•8 11~8.. a~~u':...-.-!:.U:~!u~ m1·Je off I port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 lfc dial control. Pay off balance ed within Z miles of the new SEWING MACHINE - repair AUTO SALES n.• .,.,,, " I••• '•'" •.,......., (Meigs Count)' I, '" n I due 9 payments $6.00 each. . . serv1ces all makes, WY2-2.2.84 tratnlnt 111Dtll ap}Witnted &.:Pll'rllu),.,. S!;: le Route 689. ONE -ROOM traill~f for rent. WY 2_2575 _ 5 15 Stc ~~~s at Racme,_ OhJO, c~n- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 1957 FORD, $75.00. Paul Kauff, ::,~ ;::-:-~•."::u:=:-t!· ~ ~0 P.l\1. Saturday, ~ay Z2, Close to my home. All utiliStsting of one brick and tJie Authorized Singer Sales and Rt. 1 Middle)»rt Murray Wftte •M., rtri.Dr UDie. add,... •n~'~ J96;. 1:00 P. M. ties furnished and natural gas. DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. building, housing two furnish- Service ' 5 18 3tp !,;"::;. ""''"' •~ -· ......., 5 4 aOtc Hill Rd. 1 tic lank. Get Kleao-Em·l\11 ed and one unfurnished apart- ' l!lfd fi'ord TRAC~TOR _ 601 Die- Phone Vl 3-2600. · o.u, Sentinel, Pom~. Ohio ,,.1, 1955 Ford Tractor 660 Ser5 11 lfc septie tank cleaner. Land- men!, I large business room l'oelgler Bulldtng _Soqlpl) _lor - - iJ' I, FERGUSON- Grain Drill, ffiAO.ER LOTS _ lree sew· mark Farn; Bureau. below, 1 double gar&ge with new homes Built In ki~ 62 Buick - - $1,495 Harrisonville PTO . t s R 2 18 tic furni~ed ~partment over ens, storm windows, alum- V8 Special 4 dr. Sedan. Just Rake,.CuII.Iva ors. craper, o-- age and water. Brown's Trall UG N JOfiN DEERE and located in rear, I nice Inurn siding. Cti uy eig· arrivet. Low mileage, SpotTo Meet Tonight t c tt arv u er: er Park (Stale Approved) THREE burial lots in Beech 1 o.cM• Ohio less. Automatic shill Good L1me Spreader, Manure Spread- Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY Grove. Write or call J. w. frame building located at er, ru~ u., · ~1 t PI OLsl'de. All 1·n A-1 condition. 12 29 tie tires. The Harrisonville P.T.O. will 40 Ft e:, · ~eva or, ows; 2-J324 1 t5 lfc Leaper, 37 Riverside Drive, h ld · M Tu JVER - 7 fl. l'tower, TRACT· Dayton s, Oho. TeL 228-2566. Six rentals in all. Selling due BULLDOZER work, small- doz. 59 Ca. dill•c _ $1,595 Jts ay meeting on esOR 77 IJ94~:. Corn Planter, Farm Machinery 5 7 !Ole to health. Phone daytime wv· er, back filling, !arm ponds, day , May 18 • a.t 7' 45 p.m. ln2 dr. Hard Top. Like new stallation of new officers will W1de front Axle; NEW HOL- DE LAv,u:--·lk g equipment 19- HONDA 150 ddl ba 2-2255, evenings WY 2-2568. driveways cut. Cheap rate, finish. Full power. be held, and Principal Eugene LAND - Field Chorper. Corn Dll m . ' 64 ' sa e gs 5 13 12tc Middleport Phone WY 2 - ~ . and windshield, like new. Le' '!'tOte Campbell will give a short talk Hcad attachment, Siage Blow- sales and servtce. Genome -·~· · ~ ~ DeLaval rubiJer parts 1ast I tart Cll 7-2101. S 17 6tc FOR ~ALE· MOdern • _ oo the Marietta trip. er; Roanoke Baler, TWO RUB- longer Cows give more milk. ' . . • ·-- HEATING, PlumhJuc, MaeDer ! The program will consist of BER TIRED WAGONS SfLAGE EOws. stay h.althier. Straw ' THREE BEAGLE Pu~s . for fT"me home m Syracuse, with Farnaces. Arnold Brolbers, Pomeroy, Ohio local talent wtth three prizes BED, Wagon Unloadcr, Case El<ctric Service, 226 W. Wash- I sale, $10 each. Walter Wilson, bath, t3 bedrooms) large ut1l- 118 East Main Stree~ l'omoffered Also new literature Freed Grinder, Clinton Chain ingtoo, Athens, Ohio, Phone , WY 2.£065. 5 17 3tp }ty room, ~gob~~ gal~ oroy. Phone WY z-2448. .. _.. !952 MODE_L 'k ton p.cl up will be ·given ~bout summer visSaw, 400 GaL BULK MILK LY 2-0083. 5·15-:ttp - - -AUcrJON llrlldce, Y ba -• wb•. 7 20 tfe truck. Price $375.00. Rowley 1.ts of the Bookmobt'le. AU mem TANK, PIPE LINE MfLKER to .., JI carpeting, ""'' ca I· & Reed H d · & ll If · 5110 G 1 · For Sale SAT. MAY 22, at 12:3° P.M. nets. Shade and fruit 1ree1, WILSON'S car wash, 550 Page ar ware. c bers are urged 1<1 attend as this a. Hot Water Heate r 21h: miles north of Chester, (Eiec.), 22 Stanch ions and, CLEAN carpets;ithourCarsrrubbery. Close to school St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars FOR SALE - Oe 1957 Hill· will be the last meeting of the SaUl Partitions, Lar".• Selection pet Shampooer F'RRE, with follow sales signa off St. Rt. and church. Very reasonable. vacuumed. WY 2-3715. man 4 • door sedan. $200.00. year. Refreslunents will be ser7 Having sold my farm, I • ••30tc WY "'251 •• 7 "we ved bY new teacuers. •' of Hog Equipment, H•nd Tools, purchase of Blue Lustre will sell the following : Horse Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio ~"" ~ . many other items necessary for Shamp<JO. Baker Furniture, d d k WY 2-2810. a complete farm operatons. Middleport. 5 18 6tc rawn ump ra e, mower, 4 2 Ue TERMS: Cash day of sale. _ __ __ ~lows, cultivator, dise and 2! _____ _ SIGNED: Lauren E. Hoffman, CLOTII awnings and porch val- wagons, Harness, collars, bn- HOUSE FOR SALE, 2 years' Trustee for Hugh L. llu pc ance. Bamboo porch shades. dies, Platform scales old 3 bedrooms bath and Venetian blinds and repairs. Bottled gas range ' N d ' BRADFORD AUCT!QN CO~!''lectr.tc refr'tg••ator carport. o own payment rep Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave.. u ~ Ired 1 SH Z-5468 ANY, RACfNE , OHIO Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc 2 cupboards qu Te . . C. C. BRADFORD, _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 3 iron beds, 5 wooden beds 5 7 12tc AUCTfONEE R GIRL'S 20 in. bike, WY 2-3606 3 p1ece living room suite FOR SALE: 7 room hou•e with A. C. BRADFORD, MGH. or call at 558 Mill St., Mid- Table and chairs bath, situated on I lots. Ph. 8 _ _ _ __ 5 t7 5tc dleport , 0. Sl _3(P Chest of drawers WY 2·3561. J. H. Allen, 786 REAL ESTATE- AUCTfON Kitchen sink Hysell Street, Middleport, 0 . BANKRUPTCY ALFALFA WEEVIL? Automatic washer 5 6 Uc By order of the Honornble Do-l CONTROL THEM WtTHBuffet, Cabinet radio ane J. Kelleher, United States . Unico Alfalfa Weevil Spray, Electric !!weeper ROOM brick home, 2 bathCourt, Southern DistrJC"I East. I contamin~ Malathion and Home Comfort coal 1 n d rooms, finished attie a n d I Methoxyf'hlor. Apply up to wood range . . ern Dtvlsion, the follcwing will 7 day s bC'fore harvest. No re· bas•ment. Out of high water. be offered for sa le on the prem- : sidue in milk. Low toxicity, Lawn, hand and garden tools Central heating, prieed lor Jses located in Columbia TLwn- ! easy t.o apply, good control Twin stone tubs . . quick sale. Phone WY :\-6116 or lanac. Best residual proRound Oak coal heater Ship, Meigs Co unty at H. L. tection ava ilable·, lasts up to Antique as follows: Sewing or WY 2-2205. Charles F. Rupe Farm on County Rd _, c;, , 3 WrPk s. also controls ~ pit4 13 tfc ¥.!: mile uff State Houle 1; , tlebugs. LANDI'<lARK Mei~s machine, curved glass chi- Wildermuth. 89 ,1 County Farm Bureau Coop· na closet, Pictures and p ·1 R k om or · Ohio. era.t1ve Association - East books, bedsteads. 1 FOR SA~~E - Ranch sty I e 2:30 P.M. Saturday, May 22 . Ma in Street, Pomeroy. Other items too nwnerous to · house m Syracuse, 6 rooms 1965 2:30 P.M. I- - _ _ . l mention. and bath, hard·.Yood Boorll, This property com;ists of 296 ' NICE FAMILY grocery store Lunch available. gas heat, storm doors and A. more or less. This farm is in Tuppers Plains on Rt. 7, ,. 1 W B J ff 1a 0 carport. Phone 992-29M. well loca ted and su 1tab le fo r in Meigs Co. Building and in· r~. Mcc.;y, eA=~~n:"' ; 14 6tp cultivation and grazing. There ~oice Stock doing a nice bus-<5) 15 _ Btc Ia a 5 Rm. Bloc k House Barn mess. D. H. WOOD , REALIMUrlnC. milking parlor milk ' h ' TOR, Phone 446-1066, Galli- RHUBARB for sale. $1.25 a -=====-o-----:-Cranary and t~ol shed ouse, polis. Ohio. 5 6 12tc busheL Samuel Lewis, WY 2- AUTOMOBILE Insurance been TP. RMS OF SALE ·Cash on - - 6179, 5 12 Gtc cancelled? Lost you• operadl'll vcry or deed. The sa le is I ~.:.~,;·:~~~\~ tor's license: Call WY 2-29611 su \~ct to confi rmatior of the MalatMun & Metboll:eblor an ~ flStfC 3 HP Bri;gs & 88 recommended ror oontrolllna Alf· I C·(!I.H t. T 1e farm t!ppraised at 5 · Rlf Weevu. Ec~mtc.al Llnico AH· PHOTO CofiYlDK 5erVIoe. Co~ $~ UOO, and cannot be sold for tntton Engine a lta Weevil sp,., contain~ both. 1e8 mad8 of ...,.1 May be 1pplied up to 7 da,. before -r" papers. GARDEN less Lhan % of apprnisement. PRIDE I tt.arvr~t. no re!ldues lD mllll;. Low blrtb records and almost aDJ ROTARY MOWERS to.-~eity, euy to appl.J. at•• Trl")' 1\.on der fu1 opportunity for a good control of d.~at.ruedq lana• other doeuments. gaod investment. I 46.97 •tare. la11t.a up to 3 weeU. AltiJ Reuter baaanace, p - eontrolll 11pitllebup, other foi'IIO ..,....... .,, SIGNED: Lauren E. Hoffman Open Mon,•Set. Til 9 PM in"'eu. LANDMARX, .u:elp Count:v 1 t trc ~·arm Bureau Cooperative AM~la·l Trustee: Hugh L. Rupe POMEROY tlon - Ealt Main Btuet. Pomeror. GuARANTEED. renewable for ; BRADFORD AUCTION CO. J•ck W. Cm•y, L _ __,_ life ho•pitallzatlnJL Issued 1. ('(a· cme, Oh'10· Manager ivestuuo PHONE F at aU ages. Pbcme ,WY ~1116, ! 5 17 5tc wv 1-2111 OR SALE: Fine pony. Come z 11 lfc . ------and see. Mason 773-59Z3. 1 Wanted To Buy VACUUM CLEANERS, · 1965 7-5-30tc EIJ1playmenf Wlnted 1 J BEDROOM, 5 or 6 room new tank type, complete with Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Velllr!D- WANTED - Paint.lng, ! fiOuse, close to Pomeroy and 7 cleanmg attachment:;. Guar- arian, large and IJRlaU anJmala finishing, patios, driveways, · Jrllddleport, IDIII ol hlgb watMlg'd by Electro Hy- l2ll Washington St., Ra.- sidewalks, car,.nter work. er. Write Care of The Daily giene Co. Full price only woad, W. Va. Plume mmt Lellle.r · B~ Bailey, 808 E: Sentinel, Box 668-H, Pomeroy, J22,95. WY 2-2575. Office hours, Dau, 4 to I p. Fourth Ave, r.liddleport, In Ol!jcl. i 18 3tp 6 •• 5to m. 1 a lie !taller, 6-IHII. Far WANT AD INFORMATION ' Pomeroy Motor Co. Help W1nted 8• lUCK DU BROW ell th. 8 ectl"" doiecll bound 1o ' .,. of Vlttltd Pmo lalenlltlonal como In the volcu non-proHOL~VWLl()D (UPII - 'ntt fea~toiUII performert, 11 practice of layman lnvolveme!lt for remoteness of character In b1 I dramatic production wao lilt effect. Furthtl'mm, while employed . Sunday evenln~ on tilt me1_11111 of hard work, Jld. NBt.-TV's "Children's Theall'e" justment 1nd ra]JOII•Iblllty when non·prolesalonals lcted ma~ their polnta, thero simply 0111 1 Ito!')' of two younpten dldn t oeem to be much of a andThliltir horse. ·• ,. storybfor youngstersphwihto ptedreI II1e, Whlcu to.. or a Jlllffil 1y ore mort .. I ICI brother and olottr who worked nowadays ; at least, for youngt fll to buy the hol'H who are old enoulh Jo lnd then had to learn 1<1 Jld)ust say up until 1:30. to ils eccontrl<llloo, used u George Helntmann, a s<ton rf!ldenlt of New York'• ed gentleman who was In Taconlr Valley, where the hour charge of the produetlon, deprogram w&s shot, Tho only ocribed "Krittle" ao "a love profe!Sional performer In lhe Ito!')' in the clastic sense." production wu lhe narrator, Thl1 Ia probably so, bUI unlorEd Be&l•y. tuiUltely the prouam did not Thtrt wert probably aome deliver It in a ela"l~ prndll<lo viewer• who felt that the broJid. tlon, which unlortunetely I• Jhe cast time of t1te ptOI!'Im, 1:30- roquli'I!Dlenl lor a classic 7:30 p.m. EDT, Wll a little If h is to register ., on•. late in the day to present an the natural scenery was lovt!IV I offerln& with a tone 10 o~vious- to look al, and the attempt ly alml!d primarily al yoting- honorable and con only be sters. However, thll 11 precise- predated. ly the time of day when children'• lhows have been needed Lll<e any illle nl&J•h~•tnld~;;!il bul have been ohamefully miss- MorY Gri!!in'1 new s: ing, except · for Jhe hard-sell 1how will have Ill Upl cartoon program• With local downo, but It hao lho :~:::I clowns pretendln& 1o han edu- for conalalent blll and cailonat appeal, In 111 convenation Lall evenin&'l J~our, "Krll- talnment. Griffin hal a tie," did not oeem parilcularly followlllj and ltvorltt &ueott, 1 exceptional In ito extcUtlon. AI· with whom he baa a way. thou1h tht sllenl ftlm approach, txpected, a ,...at pluo II wRh only Btgley'o volct heard rllht·h&nd man, Arthur Trta1Ch·J Ill narration, undoubtedly avoid- or, lhe erotwhilt movlt butler. BOOKKEEPER. Ust quallllc• Ilona and recommendatlolll. Write care o! 'lbe DBtly Sentinel Box 668 E Porn-eroy, Ohio. 18 ate - - - -- - - - - - t ...."' IBIPIAIID &MPLOYEEI " - ... .. .... " Pomerov Motor Co. "· 1 • ~""'- i MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING IMMEDIATE qualified: openlnp lor STEEL FITI'ERS or Ship Flaters, Exp. in Layout and pl~ form assembly. ,MACHINISTS, set-up and oper· ate large tathea, planers aod mills. INSTALLATION MACIIINISTI Iexp. in heavy equipment installation). PIPEFrrrERS, Exp. journey. men preferred. 1 I I ••m lnm-vtewo Below $340· BlaeHnar'S ! =::-;;= ° BlaettnarS ELECTRICIANS - Exp. · joul' neymen preferred. CRANEMEN, Hlsh gantry-caJio tilever type oxp. ONLY. WELDERS, Exp. All posllio: arc only. SHEETMETAL, EIJl. ln layout and assembly required. • • -~ - -- ·· ~- . " ' •• - . ... ............... ~ .--·~·· . . . ...__..... ,.-j: . .. <r- • •• - • • • •. Oot4: .. ,.....,. 21. n.o. ll.lloeiO l.llaad • • llln(IIW> unl- Hor. ._9""'" ,. 7. . .&In 12. s...., :.., 11. J...tlh ....u. •lllllltJ lt.Jiot. t.Oidlll-1 "- ~ u... m arU: prlDL 15. - 17. Cont-I! ti.Af!llC 30.- 11. LelteJo 18. Sac 19. Noblamaa.; 21.StltchlltN &bbr. lOb ll.H......-d Clllneao 20. 8hooie, .. rrom kJn&' oodlklot- a.Thta,ua •. AIMI1e&ll autboraad 23.Floww oASt::ILINil ALLft DAR,V CRIPI'OQ1JO'l'lll- IIM'I 1111w to work lh AZYDLBAA:IB Ia LONOI'BLLOW One letter llmpiJitudl for t"at.te. Ja tbllllmplt A 11 Ul.. ... lht WM L'O. X lllr lito ""' 0'1, eta. llqlo lttlm, · trophies, the *'1\h aD4 lWRUOA II tM WQl'dl &rt all hlnta. El\cl' doy lht oo4o lo&IMI U. - - co. Representatve wiB Interview Mon., May ' II' t I.JL 1o 4 p.m., E.D.T, I WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY ", 221 etb a Point Pleasant, Wnl VlrJIDla Phooe1 675-%1'/G FOR futuro lnqulrf, app!J person or writ.: .&QI n WI Employment 011ice THE AMERIC'" ""' SIIIP BUILDING CO, 400 Colorado Ave. Lorain, Ohio ( ILO D~XI' L WXCD IX!I&W&U,P 81YLCI XOIJIV CHI). :IYIIIGME .- Xf• •s a lloy ••• llld 1 bankrupt father Isn't....., of~- WMPO Radio An equal op~ eploy. _ -· 1:01 Jim IIIIo 8bow t:IO SUIIdown lm111~1 7:10 ~ Ofl illllrdl)'os 6:00 Sign On - Nen 1:115 Country Music Time 1:25 Country Jamboree . 7 00 Ptoielta•• Hour 7:10 5ptJ111 7:15 LllfY ander!CII lhow 11):46 11'1 Mualc - Army (TU~a~) 11:00 DaJioy Vail., II OuiiGII'a 7:50 Newa Top Tea llbow 1:30 Dally IJgbl 12:110 Newa 1,45 !(Iaker Fumlturt lbow ' 11:11 lt:ualcal lnttrlllllt 1\ftii.-Auction) l'rl, SboW) 11:10 '1'l1e Rev. M.-Ua Tltll 1:00 Nm ltOO ftto Jim Metl lhow 7:115 BIU .MQiet 11011 I;IO lundown ..rtllldo t :ll5 to/lee Wili J1nt1 7:~ Sign orr 10:00 Swa~ Shop hrill)r1 19: l5 Mornmg Meditations 7:30 Sign On - Army 1tmtr 10:30 Portraits or a Patriot 7:55 NIWI \0:35 Blll Mlllet Sbow 1:00 Bapllll Wmu'l 8tl1lr 10:45 Masoo Asr. l'rgm (Tues.) 1:110 SUndlf w»!t 10:45 ~ Worship <'ftturt.) 1:30 Tha lllblt lt*till To y1111 10,45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete t:U SundaJSboW · Slitekial (Frldaya) ' IU:OO Tbe. Good Lift 11:00 NOJOt lG:l5 Congreuman'• Rtport 11:115 Tinfl Ccnmtry Junction 10:30 Sunday Sbow 11:45 Tlil,y'o COuntry Hymu 11.30 The Quiet Hour Time 12:00 Nelil 12:00 Cemen& llock · Nm ~:n ftto atrllllan'a Sour 12:30 Goosaler'al,lUell Biar (J'rl) 12::1(; 1'bt Rev. 'hell t. 3C Larry Ander• ,,htlw 1:00. -r-..!ln. II. Q, • • 3:00 Jlm Meet Slt!l1' l:i!O The Rev. 8lW llllllpil 4:15 Blaetllllr AutO !bow 2:00 The Rev. Andrtw .Paraooa ITu•Tbur.) 2:45 The Rev. 11o1oot •·so Newt (~a(). . J:181btl .lllnde, Sbo4:40 Jim liltia *how 1:111 1111a4own ....0. 1:00 Newa' I , ·7•• ."1.- .1 011 · Monday Tlon Friday: 1:00 Sign-On, Newt 1:115 Sacred lleart UO Melgl CT, RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen Farm 1:30 Cauntry Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 Nalional Nl'lll 7:311 Sports 7:25 Bill Mlller ·lbow · 7:$ Pid<ens lilldwll't ShoW Merlin TiDY II . ------·--------WJEH RADIO u1 DO want mJ ahildrtn to haw• lhlnp l dldlt't llawe u Weldlng 1osto &Jvea daily II 8:M a.m. .. . &:afLKIW a as:· ... Y I . ,•• Cr)pl ; WROJWID\ \\'Ot:Lfl i UA.NOI MWN MUIT D.KAXQa 11i11 O*D'T'OM' c,;_; THEil LI\"fS. V'" In · ""teed. Ra-· . ~ 4-Llkt.ly T. Crurll 10.111--.. .......,. I conct.t.. -..-ot a.~·· "'1'he 1.Looit 97 I ·-......_ -- --ly -· - II"*OU LA•IIIorot Good wages, pald hoapllailzltion and surgical inlurance, paid vacations, bolldayo, pea· slon plan, life insurance, nonwork dlsablltty beoefis, Jhlft bonlli. 20'' SABRE TillER b .__ ....... 0 A1Ly CR0 5SW 0 RD Extett•lvo present and newly acquired <011tracla require increased skilled manpower nreds for present lllld future. I. :-:====--===::-:;:: Syraeuse Society Notes DRAFTSMEN • PLANNE~ • ENGINEERS. FOREMEN (MBrlne). Elp. Only). I i •:er• 011 Friday, for Instance, Gr~-~ edueatloft In I tall with John I ' I ' ., I I .., fin, Treacbtr, UPI While House Ktall, ltllbor 01 "The lblfpcorra~ Mertlmen Smith lkin Psychos II." and Den Daile)' had a floe ses- __ sloa whieh unlorlun1tely was diluted later on by the appearlnct of some yOUnk comedian Who almply wlln't equ-al to tbelr 0811 or maturity, If the show ~•n olay more In the Grtffln ·- T r • a cII • r • SmtlhOailty 8J'OOVI, . il wlll bring Mr. llld Mrs. Ltlrl1 Hubblrd tlllny houro or pltlllnt rtJau. and children .pent Sunday wltb lion. her mother, t.t:rs. susie wortma"t Mt Allo w va Tilt Cblftllel Swtm: Movt. Mr. and Mrs: ~rhtri Parker !'HANKY FIR studio boss Jack Warner i! In- attended parenta day at the AI• TH~E~Y terviewed Thor"'"" 00 NBC- pha Sigma Ph In Marietta. Their . SNUFFY-· TV'• "Today" 1 ,m: . .So 111 aon, Howard K., ilt 8 member. _--'-::5:-'~'t'ii pia wright Jack ·lber Lt Mr. lnd Mrs. Edward Cha~ Ml~elll il 1 gueel -on ;,Toda; man and Eddie, Jr. of ColumTuesday . .. Same lhow Tne!day bus visited Sunday wiU1 hil likes up 1111 oubject 01 hllhtr Rrandparl'llh, Mr. and Mra. ,Jame1 1. Qulclt, _;==::::::==--- 1P.Iet,ision ·Revue 6--.lJaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 18, 1965 ---A:-u-t_a_S:-a'les-- '· ' ! • ' ' .... AI'RIL LOO 1:00 Sign On I:IJ0-15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still and Knaw 71~ News 7:G ll!r.t o1 Joy 1:00 Ohio Valley New• l:lWD Mllllcal Clock 1:115 Colllmunity Newa 1:00 Talk ollbe Town 1:55 Mason Caunty News Public Service Sbow ~ Wllrld Nen· Coalllllllllb' New• EnDI Bul1flla Board Nnlo04lnml Alrlcultun Program N~ Go-Round 8ul 0ountrr Go-flound NIWI flOO z:JS S:GO 1111 4:00 ·••10 1:00 Newa iut aM-Way llallnee NiWa IINI Dlsclns Wltb · Dou ~ Oommnn!IJ New• 1;01 Vuoo Ca~ Newt 1:10 Worltll! Nail Newt I:~ Boulevard 7.00 The Air =- :~=-15 oa r:oo a. IWI 7 llWII Ntu 7;30 ll1al • f:tl rtrt& Baptlll Clwrch I:I)D Ohlto Valley Newo l : h World Nen a.... 1:oo Sclbgalllll Plrldl 1'11111 11:15 1II :30 li:U 12:00 Mullcal lnltrllldl Rtpublleu LeiJIIIattn Wllllr Mllllllr Loaal II Ol1la Ntn 12120 l:v1111 Bullllln lloanl 12:25 NewfoO.Orlmt 12:~ 011'11111 Club llturd&J MallMI Alllnllll llturda)'l 1:115 NIWI IIHt z:oo laturdly MtllnH Z:ll5 N1111 IIIII 1:00 IIIUI'diJ MallnM S:IS Newt 11m 4:10 DIM'lll Witb Doll 4:10 Top Tea Rmll 5:£"'' 1:00 DlaDir 1:16 It a.,on 5:10 Community 7:00 Oft The Air Smldty 7:1t SltD Oa 1:10 1'111 8Jqtq Prtaablr 1: II NIWI Report a:lti Cllureb 111 Crill · 1:00 MUilaal llltlrlada 10:11 ft1t . . . atulllb 11:10 Qllh'l ~ 11:41 SundaJ NIWa llfi1JI 12:110 NIWI Bapart . 12:11 liDIIcoPai QnltCII 1:110 Clwrcii of Go4 1:10 Qoopej Call 2:110 Old Fnlkt Btntr S:IIO 110 Hit Parldl S:IO News HeadJM· S:ll 110 Hit Plll'ldl S:IINIWI 4:00 ... Hit Parldl t:IO Nm JfHdiM 4:11 lltlt lUI ...... 4:11 NIWI 5:00 CIIJ Cllnmlsslooar flip. 5:11 1110 Hlt Parade 7:1111 Off Tlte Air LlnLI ORPHAN AMNII h PKiC I.AHWILt WHAT TH' VARMINT PUT ONE OF M-1 J.O.U.S tN TH' Olli.ECTION PtATE �w" • < ~ ,t;,..O:: '.:;;-~::=-.~~.:... :£.:.;!..~~ ·- ._-:· ·:-::--:::::·::.::. :-. 'I;·r---.·.;. ·:. ·~:;..:::.:.:.;;:: 1. . . ~,.. ..~..;;:~~ ;;::-:?""'~':r-:i>i~? • # ...... - . . . . . .,.. . . . _ ..;'t, ,r. • ..., . . . . - - -. . . ·f· '' I, • ' ' ' ' Deadline for Appl1•""afi'on Set Around And About Middleport Appllcatlons to be I candystriper must be malled to tbe Veterans Memorial liolpital or Mrs. James Jividen spent given to MrS. YvoMe Scally by we<kend in Ravenswood, W. May 21, It wao SMounoed Monand VJeinity with relatives. everun'g when the Candya Mr. and Mrs. Charles visited over the weekesd stripers met at the hospital. ApEast Bank, W. Va., with plicatlons may be obtained at brother and family, Mr.trni hospital. Ill '-~·it·• Mrs. Edgar Young and f 'ly. New o cers were ..... '"' ~·Irs Bert Bodi'mer has and included Pam Sylvester, . all officers for their coopera- spent the weekend at Canhallland ~:.hlootl re-elecdtedt Mtfss bon the past vear. . Winchester w•th thetr daug t- y Scu... a 1 s pres• e~ or M d M t Oth fit During the busine~s thmeetmg er and son-in-l~wi ~j an rs , n~x ye;;er o cers Mr. Russell dJscusse _e su~- Roy Evans an ami y. e. are ~s. band clinic at OhJo Um- Ml'. and Mrs..Herbert Herd·! Vice president, . · to which the Associa· man and _grandchildren, La~ry , Zlt!, sec.~nd VICe presJdent; b d k f B 11 f tal M K t t tion voted to send two an and Jac !e, o e eon ne l ae raeu er, secre ary; students. Future band events were weekend guests of her gene Atkins, treasurer, and It are the Ice cream soct·a' on . mother, Mrs. Welby Whaley. Mary Elizabeth Chapman, turned from Washington, D. C. · ·1 d 'th h August 26 and Tag Day on 1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr.'l presentative to the Meigs. where she VJSI e WI er moOct. 2. and Mrs. Kar_l Grueser and . ty Teachers Assn. council ther ' Mrs. Goldie White, who M. Ille were Mr and· K k ·1·. at the horne of another . d ' Mr. Me enzle spo eon coo_. 1 hi •Mr. Russell announced the sons, mersv H d banr· will participate in tht Re-IMrs. He_rbert er man a~ ' solidation deveiomcol lD daug er. nation "otgoiiig galla Parad, June 22 and the grandchildren ol Bellefontamel which he stressed that the InSa!llrday guests of Mr. 1 Mrs C l 't I:IJ!ll·. "' Meigs County Fair in August. and Mrs. Welby Whaley, Porn- ereased enrollment wou~d. per· Mrs. Carl Mattox were presJdPnl thankeJ (!l'fJ('ers He disl'Ussed summer plans for er·oy. . . ·~ · mit the ~hools lo participate sbter. Mrs. Leonard Taylor part'nl~ fur llil'l!" ' I "id hand pract'Ice o•ssion<. Mr s. i' Mr.. i:lnd Mrs_. _MariOn Howell , in State anf Fedf'ral programs hf'r daughter, Mrs. and t)resl-'nt t> tl ~·l rs. I. loy = ~ 1td sun day whi<-h are not possible at prrs- St ram· of CoIumbus. Kina named a uniform commit- of_(.olum~us v~si e pofh'd plant 1n let•ogmtion o t k . d h Wllh rel<tllves m the area and ent Mr. and Mrs. John 1 ~~t'r work as ~ hand officer tehe to. a el mvedn oMry abn ave allended the fune rdl of A. E. I M;ss Martha Ohlinger legisla- and J\.fr. and Mrs. Karl t e smts c eane . - em ers are W'II , nd daJJght•r Joy of P'Isl )'<'ars \-tr William a Mr and ·Mrs ·Herman Sell. din·ctor . :1nd \l1 . L. II'. Mrs Cash Baht·, Mrs. David 1M1::uns'1 F' 1 d 'lax I tive cha1rman ' a11d M1ss Sallv· ·~nd M. r!l. . I \ ax o mrr an JV Srlmaf. who Hit ended i.l mt~t'tmg "' . . . ."" Ohlt~ger, Mrs. Don Mullen, rs. Jr. i.l nd Vaness~:~ VIsited recent- th eDepartment ot Classes son of Racme wt:>re recent LewiS Long and Mrs. Henry •• w v · h on f M Cecil Kime . ly at Ful 1ans~e. . a. w11 Camp Muskingum gave a ors o rs. B. Clatworthy. her siste r. Mrs. Howard Rou~h . port on state leglsl~tllon The P_ast Matron's Club Pomerov. Ohla COLLECfiON NOTED Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo DaviS, urged supp<lft of House Bill 221. Eva•gelme Chapter, OES, Mrs. Harlis Frank, chalnnml Carl and Hohcrl Dav1s. Mr s. Members were also 11rgt>d ~lepm !, will meet Fnday LAST TIME TONIGHT or the Cancer drive in Olive Max Folmer and Mrs. Howard work ag amst House B>l l mg. May 21. at the home "LOVE HAS MANY FACES" . township, reported that $161.10 1Ro~.~h visJ!t>d r.erently . wilh which has been term~,Mr rs. James Clatworthy m t'l t' rilllll'lliml I was collected and thanks the 1lhetr brother, Claude DaviS, of grea test threat to public educa- 0Y· . • I1• Pa ·· and helped · ve to power Mrs. Dale Mourmng' L:~ n:r Tu t rw r. C11 1"1 Hobe rt· · workers and all who donated. r I·tt suurg · !tim ' ton because of 1ts son. Ji ll;_; II •, rHrl t·r). Ruth Ro :Workers were Mrs. Joe Turner, celebrate his birthday. bemg transferred to the aln'('!· Day..s.ale charman of m<~n , V11~1 tm t.1·e:· Sl ,·t:une Mrs. Dohrman Reed Mrs. Her- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strader or of finance.. Members were Aux.lhlary ~ Feeney Poll"t'r~ . man Grossnickle, M~s Norman and son. Mark of Burgesstown, urged to support the PEP bil\ 1Post. American Legion, Fraturelk: Li:.h·n JudgtWeber .Johnny Kibble and Dave Pa .. urrived Saturd~:~y for a vistt by placing it on the November a~nounced that Poppy Day Colorurtoon · Yates.' w1th her p·a.ren1s, Rev. a_nd Mrs., bullot. I h1e observed Frday and ;;;;;~;;;;~~ Menzel Sm>th and family . Mr. Plans were made for the ••·' day , May_ 21 and 22. Eaeh WED .and THURSDAY Strader returned home Sunday j nu~:~l fmal dinnt!r meeting of tht> 1_nember 1s asked ~ May 19-20 and ~d1rds . Strader and son re- year for the faculty at wke m the sale by donatttnhg one . NOT OPEN • • ~- i l L - - 1 W mam e fur a v1s lt ~nd to at- 1 Ho e Din in Lod e Ma 27 . or more 1~ se 11 mg e popp1es. FRIDAY and SATURDAY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY tend the Pomeroy H1gh School : Bu~ding ~epres!ntativl'/ Will The four g!~ls ,wh are to. attend May 21 -2'2 comrn~nc~ment. take reserv<~tions tor tile dm-· Hu~ke~e (,Jrls ~tate will also FAMILY NIGHTS "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams of "VERTIGO" 1 ass1s1 m the project. .James Frann ~i'I I S, Swa !lll!! .James Stewart. Kim Novak 1.tackson vi,ited Monday with ner. , . d b Kenny Roush, four year old Pt'Sh('ltt·. !;t·n ~>li t'\ "t • Page. - <illd 1her SJ!IIer. Mrs. Welby Whaley. ~dreshment s were S£' l vr ~ son of . rytr. an~ Mrs. Albert En1 (i<~bo r , :' t.H·~· .-\,' or. f.t'(' f Mrs. Willi•m fisher returned , MIS~ Kraeuter to the 24 mem Rou,h, IS a pa!Jent_ at Holzer "t~AZONS OF ROME" Bowmn 11 Louis Jourdan. Sylvia Syms to the home of her son and bees present. Featu1 ~t1• HnspJtal where he wtll undergo (Color) . · Mr. and M". a tonstlectomy today. SUN., MON. and TUES. ~asonfi,hrr Sunday after HOLDING REVIVAL Mr. Albert Roush, Feeney Thur.·Fri. Mav 20-21 spending the winte.r in Akron May 23-24·25 i Bennett Post Commander '' DEAR BRIGITTE ·• The Beatles with her son and daught<r-in- The Hyse ll Run free Met~o- Waller Bunce, chaplain of "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" rTtThni r·11lor l law. Mr. and Mrs. John Fish- dist Church ~~ holding a reviv-' post, weri' in Glouster Saturday Janw ~ S tt",\.i J"1. F~IJ 1 ~n . Cin - and e~. She also visited at St'n!'t'i:l·l al at 7:30 p rn .. each eveni ng ! ~heret hey. acquired ~ev~ril d~ ( t~ru l . 1,l:-n1.; .Ju hl l \ Ed "DARK PURPOSE" Wmn ville with Mr. and Mrs. Nor· from May 19 until May 30 The l>rles of Sick bed supplies Shirlt>!,.. Jo nes and F!afurrtte : 1man Fisher and son. Mn;. Nor- j Rev. Dtolbert Allison from Mas-1 the post proje.ct of assisting Rossnno Rran.i Parden My Beolu ty Maries I man F'lsher and son, Thomas, Iseyville, Ohio is evangelis.t Ev- ,those needing s1ck supplies. (Technirnlor J Colo rcartoor:s accompanied her here. eryone is welcome. I Mr. and Mrs . Emerson Jones sENIORS GIVEN Mn. Edwarci Sebool Al!llll-' oeere~ary,111abw olUIOunced trot -•l:loa• llle deldlble for fort be alumni ballquet ud dlllce to be lekl May II biVe beea uleaded uUt s.larday May IS Ia ordel for local ol· 1IIDDi &o make reservatlou. Reoervall.,. may be leal . bard CrooiUI Polt :m~&os II. Mlddlepor't, fte we•·m' theme. wW be ........... ,.., _,,... -.u Ia lbe m•••· ··• d~o. . - .... e ~ a~: :,Ce~r~C:~~ t:nou, <dleport "'"' •TII!.J!lt / Cburch .School were preseliled Bibles clurtng tbe SUnday School hour Sunday momlng. Dr. L. L. Rousb, pastor, )l\'88ellted Blbletl to Linda StoWe. Linda Eichillll' er, l-Inda Llplcomb, Jean .U. Clarice Norris, Pa~ Wlneo . and Nancy PeriNo al Racine HIBb School and' Job • of Pomeroy Hlgb SchooL I I MEIGS THEATRE 1 I r !M'li'_'l t1!'li'LJ 11 I 1 I VOL XVII at in the WORLD The play will begin at 7:30t~he;;c;la;•~•·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;o::iii:i:ii::ii'oiii::i;; p. m. and the public in invited. : III EASY TSRMS .• •. $29?: I I II, I RUTLAND I'URNITURI IH 2-4111 Rutin l t?tJEI.. Nt)W. :e • , ' . ' t . . ... '':..; ·' A7 LOWEST SUMM:ER .PR'I CENO PAYM'ENT UrtnL FAI L1 - ': '. ·.'!' . . . . I DON'T BE FOOLEDl All oo caMod ... nlfm" ll& ; "' are not olllce. Tllere Is Ollly- i1111U1ne FROST-I ROOF •Ms n?IN'. Frfcidoft Invented l. Frlcldalre Introduced It .. 1958. 11o ..,.. "",;:"!:II~ as Before liiU buy,.,... .at - er .... IIOOCL- tl:lc ..ear ..,_ •fROSt-PROOF•• • 1hl IU 1I lil . I •• s a, filii!II !llltlrllnk-JOU- .... aclwwalt If . . tllll ol .... lllld ..~- be . 41tfenldunlliO lil>lr'l,wyouca . ... Alhland 01'1 Fuel 01 BudfMt PIM which PIIWkhl tor lllnt 1C11111 ·u=-•klwk .... fPD.lZTJ,IZI& t. 7 •111M .95 f.VEIWS wmllli -·lilly Jll)'llllftta from " " ' - IATEI•a •'PEl MIDDLEPORT ,., OHIO "\ I . ~~ ...... .,_ .... 'i ... ' ... . .... ,1 1 ' ~. . ' . I ,. ¥ "'•·.!!! - At Belleville will he Operational by Augus1 :::,...,....,.;_========,.:...__-.,.-.-...-=-.-.._,.;..-.,____ I ~ •• . • ~ ~ ELBERFELDS ! r • il ' '1' ·. ·~ • 1•----;;;;i,_;;;;;,_,_., CAMERA were In AthOJIII Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Dan-: 1 IE~~~dwho Is Ill with a lung in· They also visited with daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Davldsona nd Barboro Jones. ' Mr:·and Mrs. Waltnn Manley 1 and grandson, Mike Manley, ! spent the weekend at their va· cation trailer on the Muskln- · gum River. . ..... NO. 28 KODAK I~ MR. LJ!HEW Ill nL Austin Lehew is critically fll in the St. t::.<~beth Hospital, Newport, Kentucky. ". a;t :y, ., enttne . Dnoted To T~· lnt1rrara Ul Tile Jlsi•d•a11 bell president; Sharon 'ftleiss, vice Uou. Nancy Arnold ' - -- - - - - - - treasurer' and Joyce Lon~;, sec· retary. There will be no sum· Offlcerl, Tnnftherl er meetings • ~ m • New members present were Of DJ!BS Meet Sandy Humphrey, Linda Haggy, Carol Hall and SUe Rue. Others Officers and· teacllers of present were Nancy Arnold, Chester Methodist Church Sh Bill' B enda Brown aron gs, r . ' the Chester Community Jean Ebersbach, Cheryl Ed· School elected president 11 wards, Vicky Fetty, Eldth Hap- Kath....... Windon; vice I II Sh H rison Bar '"'" tons au.lf , aron ar , ·dent ' Mrs · Juanita Will·' b L' d Jacobs Ka ara no ner, m a ' • retary, Mrs. Bernice Batley; thy Lacey, Joyce Long, Linda •-asurer, Mrs. Edna Life ln a J 1 M< Pam O'Brien, ewe meetlng on May 10 at" Judy Rigbthouse, Barba- church I Roush, Janette Scott, Linda · Kathy Spenglet, Pam An aU-day meeting will be Sharon Theiss, Janice held next Thursday, with leachClara Will, Ruetta ers and helpers meeting at dlf~ Francis Susan DiJ.. ferent times during the day Sue Grogan and Terri Hy· WJth th e d'11'ector• Mrs • Delor• Precision ... smart styling ... es Holter, and crafts teacher, budget price! Mrs. Frances Spencer at the Chester Methodist Church. At· Making moYitt is as ta1y a• napshooting with this new Children to Give tendance is urged. Any one Wlll· 1Kodak 8 movie comera. Ec11y·IO· ! ing to help 1n any way may follow guide tells how to set th• ·. AnniUil Program contact Mrs. Holter or Mrs. lens. Then, ju1t aim and preu the Spencer by next Thursday or button for bright, (oklrful mov• The 46 children of tho Mid- come to the church II))' time it• I Extra-fall f/1.9ltnlltll you Kindergarten classes Thursday. Bible School will be- lhoot on dull days, make mavitl latt in tilt day, take better mov• taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds gin on June 1 and continue Its lndoort. A great valutl will present their annual spring through June 11. program Thursday evening, May A Kodak Movie Camera 21, at the high school auditorA'MEND CAPPING ~r an Instamatic Camera ium. The presentation Is en. would make an excellent lllled "The Shoemaker and the Mrs. Charles Reed, Mr. and Elves," a musical play, wilhMrs. Norman McCain ~nd dau- gift for tile graduates, dances featuring original COS· ghters Sherry and Fatth of Stop in on the main floor turning, Reedsville, Mrs. Ross Cleland of Chester, and Mrs. ~eda md see the complete Taking the part of the Shoe- Frecker, Mr. and Mrs. William line of Cameras and maker will be Howard Lee Frecker, and son· Charles at. Supplies. West: hls .wife, Kellee Burdet~; tended _the ceremony ~ ~ra~e the liVe btlle elves, Alfun, VIc- MethodiSt Church, Galbpobs, kie Dent i Elfun, Teresa Ellis; when the members of the Ufun, Timmy Scitea; Oflun, Tim ~reshman. class at Holzer HOS· my Thomas and Ulfun, Tony p1tal recetved their caps. Miss ,_====""'Ji Burkett. Sharon Frecker is a member of IN POMEROY I ·;;_:;,:;......"-"'--'"==.1 : ~I'·· '.' ' 8-nan!'_ Sen~tnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 18, 1965 '&•M • ":=iliJIA~""'b ,t,_ Miss Schaaf is 1Y ou . /led p 'd ~ am . Mrs. Kmg lnsta reSI ent ~r Pea le In President Agam 0, MI'ddl epor t Ban d Booster Group. ,, p p The Northwestern Mrs Robert Km& was install· McComas, school supermtend· !J OmerOy Teachers' and Educators' ed th~ new president <If ent, expressed appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs Wednesday evening at the Middieport Band Boster Monday evenlllll' Jt the ' school with \Irs Paul first vkt' pH·~Jdl'nt \'Irs. Vtd Ohlinger, ::it't'l.md VIet' !dent ·. \-lrs Willi am secret:~r\' . and \1r ') Brown 1rt-a~urer \1rs Brucf" Lloyd . a president , ronductt'd the lar1on ct- rPnlt.m \' and . ed eal'h rWI\' oth{'c>r .~ red '.,. ,, ~·1 ' ' 'Jo.";' \ 7\ ~+-; "' . ~ \ ..,, . ' •• )' ./(· •, ' ' "'·· River Sets Theme for Big Parade '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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