https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/30cb9268490643ade302f93a4310ae0a.pdf 666c2db1d8c3355939401195f080eec6 PDF Text Text ' ( ,. i ·,, :; ., ' MENS I Dl G .J ,ou Planned . L' ower aruen 1 ~ • a ;lO.DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 1965 .-;::_:_______.: .. EQI'fy AmericanWriters''Works art TopicofProgramPresentedCircle »90 I Miss Perrin is Honored with 8Tl'dQ1ShOWer A pro~ram featuring early Her 11\erne, 1 "G!U LG~e Hall! Plans were made to tour the of Mrs. Charles Lewis have I LlOYd Moort was awarded totshola aednd SUfilmlters Gollld, and A~~~c:nasw,r:;e~ bya~ t~~~ ~:hnMan," was en lrollt 91. Mrs c L Heaton w a on owers, ww.. · . · . 1 ted H be flower gardens of Mrs. arry en comp e · ' · · · · ard 1 R bert M retlred Engllsh teacher A oote of apprtciation Wll Hysell and Mrs. A. A. Dillard Mrs. Allard Prot! gave the Judges for the oriental l~w: ~:~~Srthe g en o o atooU: May meeting of CJasa 12 read from Mrs. 0. P. Klein lor Wonderful For Bo ;~ ting Miss Beverly Perrin bride· Monday at 7:30p.m. when the report ofdtheff' nom,elnatingted com- er arr.don~en~;~re~rs. b~ A dessert course carrying Circle of Heath Church held the cards anotgllto sent her and ' Winding Trail Garden club met m1ttee an o Jeers ec were an an · h' 1 Wed d nin 1 th base- a letter was read from tllf and All Outdonr Fun elect ot Mr. Williar.• Dixon. was d d ·ng 8 t the Ohio Mrs Charles Lewis president· ribbons were awarded to Mrs. the yellow and w Jte co or nes ay eve g n e R S nl M Giila d ... guest of honor at o bridal show· We nes ay evem ' · .' M R bert Lewis theme was served by the ment dlninB ,room. ev. ta ey c r • "'l!' · Man'a er at the home of Mrs. EmerPower Co. office with Mrs. WalMrs. John Terrell, Vl~ presJHl!';t:, ~s. who also reess and favors were small Mrs. Moore reviewed writers trick superl~tendent ~nktn& $6.99 son Jones Wednesday evening. ter Bentz as hostess. . dent; Mrs. Robert LewJ~, secre- an drs. ibbon low daisy plastic cups begionlng with the early writ- the Circle for ita contrlbulh*' IV.-12 - - - . ·h the Mrs. R-obert Lew1s. pres1- tary; and Mrs. Leo Ryan trea- ceJve a r r · . · ers and down to the present au- to the new Methodist CiliDII She was assJSted wit . dent. conducted the meeting surer. A discussion was held on Mrs. G. R. Thompson spoke with mmts. thors and gave selections from ound, Csmp Asbury. Mrs. shower by her d~ug~er, Bar which opene<l with devotions arrangements the members will on roses and shrubs. Mrs. Char· Thed June ~:ng wHit ~he poems and articles by the writ- ~ayne Gibbons, program chafr. MIDDLEPORT, 0. hara, and Mrs. Jo n y~ns. by Mrs. John Terrell· who read make for the Pomeroy H i g h les Lewis dis~layed a nwnber foo~ emons ra n a man, .Introduced Mrs. Moore ~;;~~~~~~~~ ~:H~e~~r;~color scheme of pmk was "Praying Hands," by Helen School Alumni banquet. T h e of new roses mcludlng, pInk Ohio Power Co. otnce and guest Mrs. Earl Knlght, president, Following the meeting relreslt . out In the decorall~ns Steiner Rice of Cincinnalt. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Princess, The Doctor, Pomset- mght will be observed. lions taken from Emerson and ments of punch and ssndwlchf ~~1. ) OMI • 1 and refreshments. The gdls club prayer in unison led by • , !tons aiken from Emerson and were served from a table cofa>\ll1};) I placed on a lable co~ered Mrs. Terrell concluded the deTeMySOn. Mrs. James Jividen ered with a white cloth and c~n 1 -~...... • • with 8 whtte "11 k cloth with 3 votions. Pause For Living books • devotions in the absence tered with an arrangement ol TONIGHT . of pmk stream~rs fall- wer< dislributed by Mrs. TerMiss Frieda Faehnle usiilg pink flowers flanked by pink The 3eatlt>s mg a whJte weddmg bell. rei! I 't'ati n was held and the comed Zana Gainer WB8 re'f material from "Riches of the tapers. "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" Games were olayed asd pr:z~ Members responded to roll 3ls~'.:,ni~ersary ohaerved whenlported.quile ill and Sadie Tr~ UXI IQ'Y_ I Kingdom" by Grace Crowell. Hostesses were Mrs. Mildreil - andawarded to ~"- Denver R c . call with their favonte shrub. Chester Council Daughters of sell and Kate Hayman home 7he May meetmg of the Zeigler, Mrs. Charles Me~ "DARK PURPOSE" .lir e. ltct.ert Coeb, Mrs. G""rge Mrs. Leo Aryan thanked the America, met Tuesday evening. Ifrom hosplta~. Second nomina- PreSidents .of the American Lemley Graduates hmny, Mrs. Carl Mattox _and Shirlev Jones and Anders_on, Mr~. Lee Da..,Jdson , club for flowers sent her while Elizabeth Ha es asliDciate tion of o(ficers was held. gum Auxlhary of Drew Mrs. Henry Hennesy, eontribut· Rossano ~"'"' and MISs Pernn. ' h ·1 I' u Reporls were givY ' ster Post was held 1 Ord Stud ing. Miss Bess Sanborn gave II!<! (Te('hnirulor l After the ~uest or honor had e~s~~ \~~ Sears-Roebuck Civic ~::~~lo~dir~e~~~l a~~stri~~v:; Ni~e candidates, Eileen Bahr evening at Ule home of D nance y closing prayer. . \ -------M-,-y-22 ?pened her gifts the_guesls were Beautificalion contest projects. ~uty: 'Iva Stacey, ~·ate creden- Jackie Gintheih~!~el'..~C:· Ralph Gilmore in Marine Pvt. First Class Stanl Saturday mvJted to the dmmg room The projects of cleaning the en- tial committee and Faye Par· Clleo ~;!'· Do. K . R Mrs. George Mowrey, ley R. Lemley, son of Mr. and Q "LASSIE'S GREAT for refreshments of raspberry !ranee to Beech Grove ceme- lin of Marlett~ Edith Betz- ~ Jve endr,M riB ~emg, u dent, was in charge of the Mrs. Harold W. Lemley of I ADVENTURE" sherbet punch, assorted cake tery and plantmg · flowers and lng, as~ciate ;tate vice coun· . rwm d•. h ary f Myes ww":e ing which opened with Liberty Lane, Pomeroy, was 8 0 Junt> Lockhart Hll l'.h Ht•olly decorated m pmk, pmk heatt- evergreens and the cement flow- cilor Tuppers Plains and Nel· tmtJate m onor ra. ~ tlons taken from Psslm 1 April 18 from AvLail'"""' shaped mints and nuts. The Ia· er b<>xes .placed at the Pome- tie Hayes, Della Stahi and Win- ly wr:.~:n~edke b:~;co~~t~ Mrs. Mayme Holmes, who Ordnanceman School at the ---a mi-ble was covered With a pmk da- roy Elementary School and /low- ona Cook of Pomeroy were wei- ~andth ho po Th d ed with prayer, followed by Air Technical Training The Ya wa Te Camp Fb:l "LAW oF THE LAWLESS" mask cloth, centered Y"ilh an ers planted in them by pupils ' ornd_d:te nor. ke ebr:r a~~r pledge to flag and silent Jacksonville, Fla. He Girls met on Wednesday, May 8 1 With Da!e Ro lwrtson arrangement or roses m a wh1te ca. spo . er. Mrs. Mowrey reported the use and mainten- l9th at the Racine BaptiSt and Yvonne fl<oC,rlo ' milk glass container flanked by ~hJch the ,rroeetmg closed m the birthday cake which sbe of the variOUI guns, munl- Chu;ch. The meeting was ca11"=========~~ pink tapers in white holders. tv r~tuahstJc orm. Mrs. Webster took to the and rockets used by Navy ed to order by the presldentt ,. Mrs. John Harrison, mother of The charter members present ty Home. Mrs. Paul Csscl Marine Corps air Wilts. Ann McClintock, and NanCJ Mr. DJXon, preSided at the J Elizabeth Hayes, Anna Tuttle, Mrs. Gilmore were named Graduates of the school .are Bentz led the Pledge of Aile punch bowl. . Mabel Van Meter, Lillie Chris- take the cake In June. Pions assigned to the gunnery and glance. · Those attendmg were MIss ty, Ada Morria, Letira Wood, were made for tbe June meet. departments aho_ard The girls selected their indl Pomeroy. Ottto Perno, Mrs. ' rt Coats, Mrs. A program on Bible quizzes MAY Zl Halite Frederick, Zelda Weber ing which will be a picnic aircraft carriers, air stations vidual Torch Bearer Ranks It David Miller, Mrs. Crary Davj was conducted when the Busy The Loyal Women's Class of and Ooa Osborn were escorted the home of Mrs. Eddie and atr squadrons. Before en· work on this summer. DiaD! TOr.IGHT & ~ATURDAY is, Mrs George Anderson, Mrs. Bee . Class of the Middleport h~e. Middleport Church of into the hail by a member and Games were played and the service in June 1964, Cross selected Cooking; Bren· "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" BapiJSt Church met Thursday Chnst w1il be Fr1day, May 21, a parly hat placed on thei awarded to Mrs. webster, from Pome- da Bradford, Citizenship; Nan James Francis('u s. Suzanne Denver Rice, Y!rs. Paul Pesbette, Gened t>vP Page. tonstall, Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. eveni.ng at lhe church: The at 7:30p.m. instead of May 2_7. head as they marched around Mrs. J. M. Thornton and Mrs. school. cy Bentz. Gardening\ Jane Johll Eva Gabor, Marv As1 ur , Lee Jones, Mrs. John Hamson, meetmg was o_pened w1t~ the A nuscell~neous sh~wer will the hall and were seated in a Gerald Wildermuth. A salad son, Business; Joy Theiss, Sut Bowman. Middleport, and Mrs. LeE class prayer grven ln umson. be held Friday evenmg, May garden of flowers. A course was served by the hostCHANGED TO SUNDAY Curtis, Linda Grindstaff, Ann Fe1turette idson, Barbara Jones, Jean Mrs. Frances Bearhs gave 2Ist at 7:30 p.m. at the Ham- "Moonhght and Roses" to those named above and McClintock, Martha Yost and Culver and Joao Kenny of lhe devotion~! lesson, an arll· sonvil Grange . Hall for Mr. presented by Clarice Allen, aftMrs. Olin Knapp. Mrs. Ernest The Hocking Sub-District MisBrenda Webb chose Interior SUN., MON. 1nd TUES . ens. Sending gifts wer " Mrs. cle on "Eve taken from the and Mrs. Denzrl Welsh (Barer wh1ch each charter Powell Mrs George Hackett slonsry Convention scheduled Decorotion. Moy 23-24-25 "DEAR BRIGITTE" Charles Russell. Mrs. P au 1 book, "Women of the Bible." bara Carter), Everyone wei·,.spoke briefly. Ada Morris who Sr., M;s. Be~ Neutziing, Mra. Saturday wiD be held Sunday, The girls also discussed tbeii (Tf'chnirolorl Smarl. Mrs. Manning Kloes, Ill were Mrs. John come. organiZed the Council, stated Watson, Mrs. George ~ay 23 at the Fore.qt Run Bap- coming tflp to Camden Park, James Stewart, Fubian. Cln· Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Pullen and The Wesleyan Service Guild I that there were 32 me!Mers Bearhs, and Mrs. Frank liSt Church. Guest speaker , lor M'ay 22: a slumber parl)l toM dy Carol , Glyllls .Johns, Ed Rodney Downing Mrs. Mrs. Elhel Hughes. f th R . Methodist church when the Council was instituted brew the will be Mrs. l>a- held May 24th at AM lil'cCim· Wynn . Fullz, Mrs. James Arnold, The birthday song was sung ~ill ~ 0~:~e a rummage sale and that 13 have dropped rut, · gradtrate Phys~- tock's; and their annual Ji~ Featurette: Lewis Smith Mrs Larry · for Mrs. Scmes, Mrs. Pullen and . Racp t th s· on buJ'Id SIX are deceased and IS are of Ohio State UnJVerSJ- ney Supper which wll\ ,be ort P~rdon My a.. uty Marks • · . . me a • be rs. BI'ble Q urs' :. Held · · l Colorc•rtDOns Mrs. Edward Moore. Mrs. Mrs. Llihan McGhee. Mrs. m ing across frome theJmps Post Officelmem and FJskUnlversily. The pub- Fr~day, June 4th at_the· ·Ra'cne ~~;;::::,~;;..-....::::i:i:;...... John Lyons, president,. conduct- on May 21 and 22 _ Each charter member For Women' 1 Group is invited. Jr. High School Budding, . ed the business •.essJOn. The MAy 24 presented a napkin or A Bible study quiz was class voted to ~ell diShcloths for Jane Howell Tent Daughters chief holder from the by Mra. Donald l.Gwery a mone~. makl~ project. Mrs. of Union Veterans will meet at cil and various members Group II of the Women's Lenora S1g~an s name was add- the DAY Hall Monday at 7:30 8 small gift in the A Association of the Middleport ed to the birthday list. m friendship circle was Irs t United Presbyterian During the program Mrs. p. May 26 and the group sang, "Blest met Tuesday evening at Beulah White conducted a The Pomeroy WCTU will the Tie That Binds." Following home of Mrs. Joe Bailey, ble quiz. Following the meet at the United Methodist the program the charter memRd. ing, m~mbers were invited Church Tuesday at 2 p. m. bers paid tribute to the Mrs. Haptonatall prethe dmmg room lor a ed charter membera. sented devotional material on course served by the "Soloman." Following the busiMrs. Clyde Winebrenner, BIRm ANNOUNCED A large cake baked by ness meeting refreshments were Eva Hartley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie (Caro- garet Tuttle, l~d in white and served by Mrs. Bailey, asslated Have you ever stopped Slaven. Mrs. Nell Werner Sue Lanham) Machir of decorated In pink and blue with by her sister Miss Martha OhMrs. Ethel Hughes. W. Va., are aMounclng the inscrip~ion, Thirty-first linger, Mrs. Frecta Bratt was to tbin k how many flowers decorated the of their first child, a mversary, •ce cream and contributing hostess, because time- and effort-con· ment table. The meeting , May IS at the Me- were served on crystal illness. suming farm or pefo 53 closed with the benediction. Hospital in Charleston, to members and the ----sonol errands could be V Charter member and Chat Club G eliminated , •• if you Th...infant weighed 7 lbs., Wickham, oldest member of the tflr roup hod o checking ac· :~s ~~~isMr~~llliam oz and iras been named Bev- Council, were seated at a spec- I• Entertained count here! AH your · Sue Paternal tal table with white cover and Mrs. Jarry Scboonover enllll'-1) are Mr. and Mrs. centered with an arrangement tained the Chatter club Weil- l) bills could be paid Machir of Letart, W. Va. of flo rs, with three evening at her home safely-many prepoid ternai grandparents Are Mr. a re<l, • white and blue, purchases made safely and Mrs. Forrest Lanham at mtrevals. . Following a short -by mail. And you'd Paternal great The next meetmg will be session in charge of the never have to risl< carIs Mrs. Harry June t and a sllenl auction wUI dent, Mrs. Carl Roach, rying too much cash. Point Pleasant. be held by the ways and m<~ID81 were played ar.- prize& commtltee. ---ed to Mrs. Wilbur Young, Mrs. CHANGE SCHEDULE Charles Lathey, Mrs. Robert The Federated Church is Den Mother1, Cub• Ead.s, Mrs. Kenneth :; Open a d!ecking account hera NOWI nouncing a change in Go on Nature Hike and Mrs. Howard Birchfield. Contour dome otoyiln1 for the sununer monthe. Den Three CUb Scouts Refreshments were served by Iginning on Sunday, May Exeeedin&11 JOO!I roil· 14" Cosmetic COilljlOIIied by the den mother& the hooteu to the above named otruction. Seamless vinyl !Sunday School opening servlceiMrs. Richard Rosenbaum ~ and aml Mrl. lbomu Mn. 15" FIHecl Vonlty will begin at 9 a.m. and the Mrs. Elza Gllmore Jr. went 00 Robert Nelson and Mr1. eovari!ll will take hardest o Tronslstor BaHtrioo 16"Hot8ox ular Worship Service will 8 hike and nature study Wed- leo Carson. tr1vel wear. Locki are 10 gin at a.m. nesday after school. The boys ---oFioohlighllaHorloo 21" WHI<end oompaet, trouble free and GIRLS MEET collected artlcleo for their ICfap PLAN TWO DANCES eLant.rn lllllorloo 24", 26", 29" Pullman Troo<1 1 book. Area weekand hiiJh 1Chtx1l ~ limple to operate. AUra.. The Cadet Girl Scoot Following the hike the are toni8ht at the oiHIIby lott.ri• II,. lll1bJtl, 18" Overnlte ~=':"u:'~mt of to Rosenbown ser Creek hfsh auditortwn 111a1"-ll el'hole Fl•h Style Colors: Blue, Red, White assistant leader Mrs J o h where refreshmenta were ller· inS at 7 p.m., 8J10tll0red bJ Fultz The declded. to begin ved by Ricky Couch, MarvlD Kyger Sophomorelbcleau_ :.Poalfi'O)' lalterloo wortdng their Guire, To~y Reed, Saturday night at Sening Meigs County for over 93 years All Natlonaily badges, The Pioneer group ser- Siaaon, DAvid While, 111gb scllool for the ved refrealmenll. Rideout, Mike Gilmol'tl and 0-Jaya wiD emcee Advertised Brands ey Rosenbaum and gulllll, evenll. DECK 'N COURT ;::-re iII' lzw .:-" Initiation Held 31st Anmversary Observed by Chester Dof ACounctl Mrs. Gtlmore f Is Hostess a A '/' Un Y Wa Te girlS Of Racine Unit d Meet Wed nes ay th Program en On Knowledge Of Holy Bible MEIGS THEATRE !'t. SOCIAL G' .a t y ""'enttne 1~· ' "'V ~;. ~rJ .. ... "' ., s_, ·~ "' ;:.' .... • I f" (. ~0 ~ ~ .>:: ": • DnDI., 'l'e TluJ ,,.,.,...,. Ul T.. JJei.,.JJ- ..,... ·' · . :::· ,, .!1 V..;,Ol~ . '_X_V_II_N_O-.-3~----------. f'OMERO---'Y-M-IDDL-EPOR--T-.-0-HI... O-----SA-T-UR_D_A_Y_,MA-Y-22-,-1-96-5--------- ~',;0 ____CENi'l' ...,.. ::· FIVE If THE SHOE BOX f e '' ' •• ,t - ~ ,ruce Extension . . . ~NTO DOMINGO (UP!) Dlp!QIIJats and relief olllcials wal~ today to hear whether the junta which governs most of the Dominican Republic wilt agree to a 21-hour ..tension of the truce which stopped the ahootlng here Friday. 1\faj. Gen. Antonio ·Imbert Qarreru, chief of the junta. an- has promised that he will nounce its decision before the truce's llrst 21 houri end at noon (I p.m. EDT). · ADVANCE IIAI,TED . The ttuce halted an advance. by Imbert's troops, who we r<o mopping up a rebel • held pad<, et in northern Santo Domingo., It Is not certai nwhether he will agree to an extension. .~ ')'110 junta chief ssid T~ursday he-expects to clear thli rebels . ou~ :of northern Santo Domingo tlufo week· ailtl then attaclt their main· ·llrD!l8hold In the southern part 'of the city next week. · Aako Ellenoioa Jose A. Mora, secretary general of the ·Organization of American ·slalea, announced FridJy night that an exten1ion of lhe truce had been requested by the OAS, !be U. N. and the 1led Cross to allow more time fur the ·collection of dead and wounllod casualties of the week's lighting. Moro said rebel Col. Francisco CsiiDIIDD Deno, who is seek- ,."J ing recognition as "constitution. al prestdent" of the coun. try, has agreed to the extension. SHOO'I'ING SLACKENS The shooting slackened off but did not stop immediately at noon Friday, when t h e truce formally came Into effect. It dwindled during the after· noon, and Friday night was the quletest this city ha s passed since the revolt erupted losl month. Begin Colteclloa Red Cross teams headed Into the battle · scarred northern districts of the city even before the shooting stopped to begin their collection of casualties. Csamano announced Fritlaf that he would be wilting to &lfl up his claim to the presidelicJ il it appeared that his reaignao tion would end the fi8htlng heN. The rebel chief's remarb 11 a news· conference wert lei!ero ally conciliatory to the Amari cans whom he had <ailed "'murderers" 24 hours earlier. Bombers Strike. Closer to Hano1 CALENDAR GARY WALKER CLARICE NORRIS .-.====--==,1 TRAVEL JOY LUG.GAGE LET ACHECKBOOK DO THE WORK ... SAFELY! ~ Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ~~=~:~~~~~~ Fairgrounds Use Policy BATIERY BUYS POMEROY NATIONAL BANK II ,,ir POMEROY RUTLAND Memh•r Federal Reserve System Memb•r Federal D•posit Insurance Corporatlon WERNER Radio & T.V. N. 2nd A-... Middltptrt PLANS SAL!! Jimmy and Linda llllMihaum. The Junior class of Rutland High School will hold a Charles Baum, 86, magt sale, Satardsy, May 22 at Of Ch •- D' 11 a. m. 1n the lesion hall, 11111- • __, __es..,.-, aea land. .,...._ are pendfnC for 1 . ,. . . .. ; ; : ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; . . .. . . . . . .. 1ooo11 ••• .. wave high '-- Ban-I.on• two pieoe boyleg iaoeaeknil. Iooro ayloa, 116.00 lies Baum, 88, Otesler, wbo tiled thll 1II01'nin& in .. Albino hoapltai. He had beeD employed on the ~ Hlghway Ia the maintenance department and was a member ollhe St. Joiiii'J Lutheran churcb. He 11111l'Vivetl by his wile, Naney, and a brother, Elmer, Bremtm, Ohio, and • lister. Mn. Clara JoachIm, Yollnglto""Funeral ~~~ wiD lie annolUICed by the RawlingJ • Coats home. Frientll may ~an at lbe lwjeral ~ anytime, · tuneraJ .3. . FuRNIIUll ELB-RFELDS BI.G B~RGAJNS -'~, ' CANNON BATH ·TOWELS tl·.oo,,. IIIIIGULAIII CW CAIIiiONI -~- ccJo.s ~ . I .. tpt PRINTS-SOliD ' ' ilalPAnERNS . 480 OF THESE TOWQ$ F~: JH~S SALE .. 1 1 . ~ I .' ' . 1; "' • • ., ·WHILE Tilrt .wt··.:.'. IUY ~B : MANY AS YOU WANtAT 'iaE , ... r • , "1•• /. . ' • I " (llllfllm ...... ., ' BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. SS9SI08 ' :' ···t .' 1· i ' . ·' '· ,·,J . .. ~ .j -"''··· ·~-~·· - ·e · • r .;· ·<' �I S.!!ll11 !lfttlnel, ?Omeroy~Middieport, / ., l 0 ., May !2, 19G5 'I /'' · To Complete , .. . ~orkonFive Elementary School Awards Sfrond <lrarl'-': 8ttr~ara Lee Kennedy. Prlnripal of Anthony. Cynlhil Cnlg, Mel• tho Central S.·hool and Mr 1. ni< Custrr, · ""'" Demesky, R. R. P\cken!l , Prineipa l of tht> Owight Dowson, David Grant. Pearl St. ~~lem•ntav brulding i Robert Haley, Michael Hoffand other members ~~ the fac· man. Stephen Jenkin~ and Mary ulty. Krawsc1yn of Mrs. B•n PhilSafety l'alrot award• wont to son's Third Grade. Eucont Powo\1. Hlcky A II • n Richard Bailey, Jyl Beaver, Trlplttt, David Wildermuth. Kon Stephen Bratlon, Jon Bunce· Smllh, Jim Warner - clpllm; f,ancy Buskirk. Rita Ca•cl. RoMIIto Vancoon01 bbv M•nloy, berla Duckworth, Both Fultz. MllnlUI Fowle; • captain: Roy Debra Gallo1het and David Taylor, Kent K\oes· Mlko Man- Gerard of Mn. Pl;ken'a Fourth le" Pitt Gross. Keruttth Hoff· Grade; Tommy Cooke. Garnet I ~an, Jimmy llrtwer, J. T. Rue, IDemosky, Mtllnie Hackett nd 1M Floyd. Dlr~ Smith, Low!• Bobby Jeff Hysell of Mr. KenEilll, Mlchatl Anthony Hick· nedy'a Fifth Grade. ott· !leorlt Luster, Chipper Randy Becker, David Boyd, H•...rty, Jeflroy Allen, Allen •lu Ann Frenolt, Anlla Jl'ults, Bowllna, Harold HaniiOn, ftln- Jane Gilkey, Sharon dy Becker Rotonle Clonch Da- .lenntfor Goble of Mn. Jamea vid Boyd,, Mm French,' Jim I Hawley's Sixth G"dt: Mitchell Schllltll, Rodney Howartl· Jtff Melllowa, ~oe Ord of Mra. BndShank, Jill V1u1han, Mike l I< ·d Mllg I 1"11'11 Grad•; Sayrta, Tont~ Mtnley, Stephen John Pat llllay, Fr1ncts Getlaoh, ·' ' y Bono . Richard \ ~.:Halite, O.rald W~llt of Mro. Bailtl, Jtfl Dant. 1'trry Flouie Allfnsworth a SO«Jnd -...:.:-~--~ -··-- Grade; Joy M1nlty, Tina Nlerl. Verne Ord, Donna Powell D•vid Swlthor, Mra. L. W. ' McComaa' 111ird Grade. · Ronnie Hoflmln, John Kaulf. NEW LOCKS -These are the new Belleville Locka in the Ohio River at Rtedavlllt, Ohio. Offtcl*l1 of Dravo Corporatioll, which Ia bUild· t..: IS · Mlt•h• · Moodla· ing the navigation atructure for the Army Corp• of EnJineera, 111 1!1• lockl wiU bt aubatanUally b)' early June. R• Gl•••· --~Y ~22.5-mtllton AIGtr Sayrt, J I m maining work centen on pipin& and electrical system•~·-----------------·------~---------Scnmoll, .• ' Shank and Dfbbif ·· - .. -- -- ~teue.u.. Reveal Program for June 12 F"Ie}d Day In • Ga}}ia ,...w.. Wahama Student Awards are I MadeIn • sch00} Assemb}y i L SAllE -- ·-- mtillll .................... ... llpllllll ...... t .,.,..illn 1111 OJIIt LIW. lt.IWHall ......lltii...,_JIIIM ..................... -~~ ... ... article explaining in general terms a provision of Ohio law Individuals who wish to determine the effect of any law upon their private legal affairs should consult a private attomey.) chu~-ch Different governmental units have the power to levy special aasessments and this power is used by local government to finance the construction or Improvement or road. sewers, water systems, sidewalks. and the like. A particular group of proper- ed improvement because that particular area will receive a special benefit greater than thai of the community as a whole. Certain steps must be taken unit involved to make a public Improvement and levy a special Hospital News assessment. sc~ool I Amont lhlltl 1 who ~:u~~r =~ ~:':rllha Ha' : lt! 41~ «111114 d·~ II~· lw~ '~' urn~ Bumca~ner, Conn!~ I W~sh~'::~- : ~Moel:~roy ~Pin~d ' "~lr~ wui"~ r::. Deport-~ ~ I ~ •~tomatlc,ally ·, fll; C: .,.:.:,-..:: ••~-- -,-; ,OIIif""" - ..., - - I :..0. ;;.;: \ .11 ~am ~n ~- bl~rtllan'ollraflde Mra. M II. Hart- •fiNbr ~~their ltllj bi em Mr~ "'·"''~ ~ ~&t;' ' FULTON-THOMPSON Tractor Sales, Inc. SPRING AVE. p~IYilell ~ local~ IItie~~ '•loll ~ 1'M ~bi!'Mtl0n."~o requlrli4 for; could Dol · 1187. ~opted ' prea~ It .Bmllh, 41, ·l1f-,if,Iiollt ~-.:lith ~~,~ .... c41eci> Ill .Melt~ . ~ ,J-. ~ •• ,lilt 1 f,. whltb Kf)' • ._.. ...... ~'). ~~:.11· ~ ~· , it tit!«_.'-!~ ~t ' ' ' ,f > ' . ' j\ / . • ' " ,. ' L "' ·~ ' ' 4 ~ J"\"';• I • ', I ' .;t -· 1-:----Oak Hill ,. Frede~-~ ~ S~n;~rs ~:ms o~ c~' Senior C!011 WE CONGRATULATE EACH ONE OF YOU ' NEW YOiH .CLOTHING HOUSE ·. I, ~~ /: .: ~\ ~ ~~-. ,·1\''· t · IN i'9MERQY FOR OVER 90 YEARS ";"-"'!-~-~~·.:~+;..,..'1""11"'""..:,.___._. _ _.JI (, .· ,,.,, . __,. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ~ssessed tbeheves hts property : lhagomg 1o1 be damaged rather ! 1 • •I mak IS calm, I made In writing, must describe : the property which allegedly is going to be damaged and starle ll defmite damage claim. claims are heard by a jury . Should the JUry decide there Ill no damage, the costs r' the trial mu t be 'd o! ' pru by the property owner makin th claim g e . and long -lastmg ac hievements. I • • R H RAWLINGS SONsco ' • • "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 GIVE OUR GRADS A HAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. Their first jobs may make Society Notes 1- - - - 11 fitte ita thooe lot thn y'aor'• peorlen · toward the wiGie hor izons of the future, we trust their path will be marked by many m ilestones o f happiness, success 1 SEHIDIS oHht ', l1Ctlil' iite toWIJilillt IIIIi J:, o. Mort on4 .,.,. ~~~~~- ~\ IQembly Ill m, etecutlve aecretary of the :NGPIIOtl and AtCA; and Jerry Litton, btfl!l1 o( PerlurmllDCI ReatlllrJ · llllltrnlllonal. I WAITE ~.S ...........~~ . - '. tllll·, ·-~li - - ........ · _.. ~ ........ "'" '· "" ,.......... ;t,1t!,~1t by 1 lhlrd 0 ~ STA~ ftto~Jlan· OL' POMEROY, ~:::::iii - ~ ~•1 11'10, w~~&ht. Mrs. ~ jOUrn~y retur~~d clai':.b~;::' ~~~~gheesmThay ~-- au~aa~•. I~ UPIBne• {8 I a new world of promise. . As the new Graduates begin their If the owner of property to be j ~~ ~n~ t~~~~ ::::r~ I 't retur~ed h~:e ~~~~ ."pe"~d~~ogrt: ~yKwcth ~Colr1 I ~ iOGIMib.lti~WI ~~~~ ~ mMIIna 'f!IUr•\•pprond In commi!Wt Ia lilt clltJ tvllllll&, who 11•• ·• talk Hilu•, Wbldi b Wlllinl lor r. _..,_,"'· D ltyrU or: her lrlp to lortlln cotiJi. llt!nato actlon be/ore bellnnlal wtre 111...... 1 ay weekend 1t111. 1Jbt1r ewtder&Uoll. M. an4 Cllarola~ sa~,~~ttxWPtetl ~ l~t ~ ~lniftl o/.1 4~ mm~su~ed ~et ~ S an~rda:;:te~r!i ~::~w ~p~~~ ~~~~~~r. • N mla~ ·11~u ':.~tt cer:;· aoi!Yt,,~wt ~ay ~lft1, I Co mmencement marks tfte Seniors' fint step into a new world o1 challenge • , • ented at the hearing. At this hearing the property owner can challenge the cost estimate, the inclusion of his In the assessment and i related matters - Jack Scarbrough and family. with Mr. and Mrs Roy JNrw- ertck. -38 30 Newell is m very poor Mrs John Hayes end grand- edM:n a weekend wtlh Ralph Ballard ! Mr .Gro . . son, John Rtdcnour. sPent a WICk at West Shade Sunda OCJefy CWS land Grover Whcte famthes andb Mrs. Myron home Mrs Sunda Lillie Christy k ' c enm~ urn us ft d Mr. and Mrs Richard Gaul ~ wee at W?OOter, Warsaw am1 Mrs Zona Biggs, Mr. and a week With ~era er spen mg 1and fa,.cty of Chester spent a l Ktllbuck, with relaltves Mrs Carlos Gladman and Lar Do at daughter. Mrs. By Mrs. A. H. BaDey Irecent Sunday wtth Mr. and ' Mr. Awyard Jones and sons, ry Gladman and friend f B d Matlack and family at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rams and Mrs. Warden Ours Roger and James of Cleveland ' Springfield and .Jack epre. chcldren, Sharon and Douglas, \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert While ' spent a day With Mr. and rck spent a recent Sunda th I r Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Clrarleslon spent a week end Mr. and Mrs Waleman Whtre iJack Scarbrough and family. ' :llr. and Mrs . Forrest Flatwoods spent Wilh h"':._Parents,__ and Mrs. spent Monday m Chtllicothe Mrs. Kalherme Mtlhoan I and Mrs. Goldte Sand t f yd Mr. and Mrs. - - - -- - - - son and Carol Osborn of Keno M 'II ers a or or. D il Se (' 1 p ercervt e Mn H ttl Fred rf l a Y n me, omeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 22, 1965-3 called. on M'l1o McDol e. · - • e e c ------ ----· --- __ Clmt Orr went to --- · Monday where he has ment. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bat:lardr ll took Belinda Lee lo St. Joseph A PARADE hospital where she will her tonsils removed. OF Mr. and Mrs. Holly BEST WISHU ...---,.:~~... spent an evening with Mr. and ~\ Mrs. Anderson, Horse Cave. TO THE I, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Orr and SENIOR" .....,., 1 sons spent a weekend with the il world of good luf'l; ' Clint Orr family. · and suue11 to nil I Leonard Scartrough wa• released !root !he doctor's care the Seniors. Monday and is able lo to work following a motorcycle . .... accident six months ago. ' f:; ~:~ en~gh ~loture ~ B• h ~::.volt= u· ~b Mr~. The graduating class of Rutland High school i cl d 1 11 t : ' I then held and each property I Patricia Schoppert, Judy Cremeans, Carol Floc~a~ es, . e o nght, ront row, .Janet Price! Linda Chapman, owner involved may be repres- ---~----_,________ ~fey ~~i.r111-~l ~ Roll~ "i~u•l . - ~~~~Jero~r~Yfi· ~~~~~~Terry Mye%~n~~:~~~ie~a~~~~~~J~icholson, Carv Wells . Sha~~nul~aal~~~·~~~uJ~aie~k~~·a~enn~~c~e~~afu~n~~c~ad ~~~w, ~arrell, Lester Haning, Darrell Smith, Raymond 'sutherlan~nsb~~ k::::ry Rupe, Mike Stewart. Fourth row, Larry Rife. Melvin Brown y BiYi ~harles Yarb~o~gh, Keever Grate, Larry Vance, Bill Lambe'rt ' and Kith , DTom HyseAIIh. Fifth row, Clarence Jacks, Roger Wright, Ronnie Taylor Searls and Willie Blackwe_ll. en mguss. sent when photo was taken were Jim Lambert, Janet' oud.: = = '!if".:.-:..:...., =:::"' .J •"'::'..,.:... ... ,.. ....., ... . ... ' .... · in~ludetl !or ·•·?;! r:;•'J..:~~- .::,0,: W•lh-~ lumbus =., ·="" ~~,::"·O'f,.:; tnt~" ~ a~ I , ..~ •• - •••a-'' •·-,., •..,,., m::,:e tll~r~; ':,.;, interest~ ~-- ~ La~berl, Carolyn Markct Report ''I ;~~ ·~s;~·~~ '!~·r~~:::e ~ ° ~:".:.:.• ""'.~~ea~ Chok hler we~ 1 ~ tol :~•:::! ,·t:..r:"'f.~ fJ:;.. ~ I ~I Threshold fo New Horizon$ filed with the clerk ol the governing body - township, village. I City, or county. A hearing is ' lht~n· p.fe.u aL Towardvote aue~ta ha~ Br~c.- JHf DAILY SENTINEl ·~~e~cet r~"· ~ bol~ senate Moves I 4PPI.ICATION~ stude~t. w~r,;, ht~loric 1 ~•rt M~. hi~ hund~eds ~J ~sttor~ .,_ I assessments. Objec· bons must be in writing and Mrl.a·w:~ tii a nCl0'ture W'Jkesv 'Jle S • yN ---~~ s~;t rev~llll IE~!!~~ I0 I' ~r!t'8me ° COLUMl!U~ ~epre:l scheduled ~~:~ ~~~j ~H,~w~m~s;;:: I~:rdsHa:: a':!n~~iellcFran~ Hove~1 ~arller a- i . t!mated '" •. . E. '"II ;m l•~::erwoy d·l~~.~ II~ - Is Made 1 ~~ rJ llli~ HiM~. Alum~l Schol~t,.blp mer~ hm~I'IIY opportunity to object to the Kl~ agrlo~llure, project and each is The owner is then given the i f<r Stat ement 0£ F "tb "'I ~~ ~ ~he '" I I adlnll~ m~ udl~l ~;,sonalu· /;.'"''~~:~ ~~~ ~ Famrl~, ~"r•d, pro~ement adviSed of the estimated mount of the assessment. l ~I ·l t~lary 1 First, the governing body passes a resolution declaring the necessity for the particular Improvement. Notice of t h e passage of the resolution is given to each property owner i to be assessed for the im- r ~fOirtm mI MIDDLEPORT, 0. The worda "special ment' 1 are not too weD under· stood, but they are impOrtant to the average citizen and his pocket book. rbt Middleport The May meetmg of the Luellen, Pam Man lev. Marl ill eommla1foa bat aaliOUHtttl Syeemorl st., Mrt. FranWSCS of the Fomt Run M•th- Reiller, Keith Van lnwngen oi that new appllcatlona IYill be ci1 L. Shaver, Ill. I GIIUpolla, odist was held Wedne> .111'. Hufford's !'irth t:radt: arcoptod for the of Nick Dlnlaco, Vlnlob, Walter day ovomng at tne churrh wlll1 \Sherman Mills, Polr'ick Mullen, ' . racreellon dl,...lot of the M{dWHUama, ftt. I VInton, Clt117l Mn. Rohert IAUdtrmill and . H·· r f'!rl.•n<. Eugeno PowPII, MASON - Principlll Clyde Sholl• Walker. dleport MWIIelpll Parlt; 1o lie lor the June lS A . Clf<IOI demonalrltlon In- A. St!VIIISDII, 112 N. Pll'lt Ur., Mra. Llwrtnct Nopp.r Sr. •• , lolenno spugut and Ri<'ky Van- Faley of W•hamo lllflh Sch?"l l Ml•s Leah .fane Powell . pre- In Ibe bands of Lto Kenae4)' Ohio Valley CharolaiS Assoc1a- cludmg I one-half blood; llitJ'M. Pl. Pltwnt, Mn. 1bnf C. hoato11... Mllrt. Mr~. Crone Sltlh c;rodo: pre .. nled oward• to 1raduatin1 stnted a cash award to Pam by Wednesday Ma-y Z6. Ttte tlon Field Day and carcass quarter blood Charolals steer; Surface, Mason, w. Va., MN. 1 1 DevottOtJa taken from Psalm ' Jon• Ao·rM. Jimmy Brewer ... mol'l anti other otudento Stewart, a graduating Senior monllo au tlemonstration was announced and 1 English bred steer· all Wllllam 1:. Gl'ftf, New JIIYtfto 11 ntS 111 wort led by Mt·s F rt d Noncv Rurhanon, nov.t Bus- at, Awards Day Assembly who had taken a Stdte C1vil 1 pllolnta mult 1M 0\'tr !I today by Triple EEE tnd Hid- tht tlllme a&e, will be pruc-. W. Va., Mill Mabel N, Hysell, Nea... who "''" MUVO IWII. road kirk. Sally Duckworth, Donny :Th•roday at the • Servtce test ann m·eived Ihe u ltiODI I tor 1Jfe oiard den Valley Ranch omclals. Ill Into rellll OUII by Or. B. 131 So. Fotlrth lit., Midclltport, lnga. "My Garden And I.' and Fink. Matcu• rowler RichArd 1 The Balford Award. based on highest grode m both lypinflnd ] pplltc The two Gallia county ranch- D. Van Stavem, Ohio State Ml'l. Lily 111. WilLI Weill""' 1 .... - • er0 ., 10 "Gra t'l1 ud.. ' pot onsa wu, e 1' Hawley of Mr Edward. Young·, !schotors h'1p, Ioyo Ity • nd ach 1evshorlhand. , open and 111 ""'..il be Ia to "' Mr es, wtth the cooperation of the Univennty Meat Specialist. Cllrk B. Cumlrtlbcs,' Collton, Mr> . .lark Cuills, prograffi •Seventh G10de · Jan Lonr lement, wos presented to Mary i •, ' Ohio State University extenWlllillll H Addll ftt 1 Pedro chairman hod for he:.' opk Sherry Puwell.' Sbeill Ton • Footer and Gary Stewart. Tho The Crlsoc Award to &tu- 1 Kennody by I. . tamo dlle, slon aervice, will hall lhil lpte- Main lptaker lor the Iller- Llwt'tll£e . 1:. chrt.tian, . 1 he Dcwphned Ltfe. T n e ' Vick)• Van Matro and Gregery [)anfortlt Awrod .... presented dent who II oslltandlnl ill and moat unlqut event. noon event Will bt Dr. r.oy M. run. llld Ml'l. WW.Im ft. Hal• hl·mn Mv f'all l I ooks lin l'ol wt .. te of .\lr<. Robert Ords , to Glenndalyn Ord and Kenny IHome EconOITIICI Department Approximately 1,000 per">na Kottman, dean of . termu, Ironton. thee." opened the progriO'l1. SeVfnlh Grode. I Rollins went to Jean Btrngarner. Charolais breeders feeder OhiO Stale Umverstty. Hts topJIIRTHI af•er wncch the i•ader gn• John Tannehll' lib! pr••ent-· A loud year scholarc·hip to ! Red t'ros• Home Nuralnl call proclu-rs ""Cke;s andre- lc will 1M "Futurt Oppurtuni" Mrs. MHea Lee Trout Rousll . . w•• a- ·Cart centflcatea wen IWMrded•• ·••· ' p.m. n "\"hat • ". d"". pll ne ,. ed w•th the ftrsl ••lace .' Mor sha11 Umveratty , tallen - arJ etptcted to jam tiel" · ""·• Che.. ..-e llttll, 1:17 " 8 Itt ..lk 0 1 Jlne Turner, '"111· :1. - ., . · nn lht-. w ,.., ut ,.t·un ISpeII. a... word "lth pJoey .•"" "' I0 G•' ry •Ste-:arI• f 0 r toRoberta 1\mJOh, SUjan NancyJahhBOn, Proffitt «.. these southern Ohio htlls for Invitation• w re aent out to Frld a. Mrs. Uftll ... W...._ _,.n, cern were I 1YOn me 1 " 11 ,. Hlndv " th aellernat ·e !t'('Ond hi• outt;landm& achievements Jo Thompson Jean Bum arner the O<Callon o1er 1500 Individual In 17 Hllnden, Ion, 1:37 p.m. hle:T piI.. lo Kaihy Bailey and Jan Bwrlhd theH Walhama Schtooh I June Har: Emerson Evans, president sUites lhil week lccorcl- MF r IMirs.,_,bl ldlll.!,l · " ' · ' .OOK an · • • 50 recetv._ D. · Fl · of lb Ohio Valle Charotals · to "' I 1 c1-• In Ill • ._,,. ~ un:ulr ..,. 0 ('hurch" M" Ru" WHt son-1 . IA·t n Mus A d t S rl 00 ur, llte owers, Altco • y IIIJ .. vant. ncu.., t RIYIIIIIIood W V •·Your · Ml'< Co:.ert, rc wor 1 P John>on. Doris Decker and b.an-1 rUPI) - A Mill Association, and owner of lhe invit£tlont wu delailetl map l.m. Friday. Jc.Neaao: "The .Job." M•l. AI· Other acholarships w•nt to'dra Pickens. statement of faith. known aa iTr.lplo EEE Resoareh Center, which how to reach npll Roush, New HIYWI, W lretl Ytaucet·.. The t'ommun : The Melts County Horse Erm• Crlles W&hama High \ Hally Ann 'l'hompaon Sr I 'The Confenion ol 196'F' wat today thtl community ·by ·va. 10ft 12·10 t m FrllllJ tty," Mrs. Mark EYBns; lnd i obnY· Io be pretiented b• School a- Class Good Cltczen will to be proposed today w arrive In e 0 rene road, air or Mra: N. 'Th• Lor1er >octet)· , · ·' M ' "'"" ' 1 · h 77th Ge 1A bl City one or two days before lhe r 8 · Webster Poat No 3t A ward of . 1110: and Mary Fosler lent the class at DAR Sprm& l ot t e I nora stem Y 11 ld d t ncl ''Naturally we may have I Northup, daucJ!IIr, 11:11 •p.m. 11 11 Jonn Scott. A diS<·usslon follow-: cao Lrg!ol II nc1 , Notional Honor Society, $60. 1Luncheon. The Betty Crocker ; of the Umted Presbyterian e ay ac VI .. go u er- missed sendtng an Invitation to Thursday. Mrl. £41wll'd A. 1 ed ndch ,reading. The prllgram tho M•ll• ro.nty Rldinc otob to bo awarded when the s\U- Homemakln& Award was Church In the U. S. A. GIll 115 Ch be 1 cattlemen or lnternted lndiVIcl- Crooks, Mlddltplrl, dauplw, clo.. dwtth oray •r bv i•··d i •Ill be ltokl Sund1y at t dent enrollo tn college [Mary Foster: Girl's Stale Jack- The atatentent was Plrl ota C e t bam r uals In the Immediate aru" ll:llt p.m. 'lbllfillay. 1 0 1 10 an U at rudmga by RDI'k s,..ro f•lrlf"•nd• Cash •wards went tu Delot-el son's Mill, Crill& Abolln and tltree toellon propot,al bo , whosaid Evans "Thost DJIICRARCID 1 11 11 rDI. •wtnh ••se. 1 Poll Commander Guy · E. Bumgarner, Chrl•ll•n l.tvlnf A· , Phllhp Ooodnlte; Camp Horse- I oludl..; by <!OIIIJ'Iltlltorien tn the It"s1" v orod• t' .,a should feel. free to tllend lhe Patients I'K'tllllp 4lscltaraN bus 1nou se"lon 0 I t' •• ward f $"· R H t M hoe· Sh ro Fl h dC e accomm a tono, "'von • Mrt ov•1 e oft Mn In char . CUrti> re ,: ' u n ••r "'" the day's artl•- I .• w , ewe ar . a- 1' . a n es er an on- general aasombly. lilt II favor· said. event," he concluded. Rtttr- I ud1 ' ·-·• .._ 1 dent, a gcontrlbullon of w:s ' :: II II,. t lably rocolved, tht propolll The 1ll-clay eaaion on Juno vatlona ahoultl be malllll to m•de for Bible school matenll l N lroln rbe<'OO rhlrk· :New Mill cash -awani .Coach Bub Oh:. Mr. would be given to a study corn- IZ will oommence at e l .m., Triple EtE Rlllch, Sol 114, Martin, Mn. 'hiler and $75 toward pllnllna of tho , . p.m I sorvod until 1 $IO Outotandm& Vo-Ag Student Caperart and Me Morrsion. mlttee, and then constdancl by E.S.T., 1t tho Triple EEE Galllpolla, 0, Champer, Mn. NtlU. P. church. Refreshments were ,.,.. , 1·31 rlln · t1!11 for I Georp Hoffman· Llntla Clark' • local congregatlolll of the Ranch· tocatfll JUII oil Slalt 11 wu pointed out thai In the l!art Rucker, ),!l't, c:ta!IO 81 ved by the hosteans to the a- : sbo: p 0 All tb• : e Lias's Club NeV: Haven Cash church durin& the on!Uin& year. Pvule 160, ono mile norln of Ualted Stales thert II only 12 _ FttehPIIrlck, Mra. Ji'araba fteM bove and Mra. John Y. Bally. pt'<J<ood• towa.d1 Award of 110, 10 out.i.ntllnjl In protoot of lht alatemont ol tho junction of U. s. Rt. 35 and 013 purebred' registore<' Cha;- Bernard G. Xnteae, Charlet D. . COME FllOM CAPITAL I stu tloo of tlle ae• jiOllt hme ••nlor In O>mmordal faith, about 100 Bible Preaby Itt. 180. which01• nvt mllea olalll femaiH. AIIO, lhere'l Long, Mro. Garlan4 CAudill. Mrs Walter M 11 to 1ro bttllt llad , ment; Jr. Ordor ot United terians, a splinter group of 1111 northwflt of IUipolla. only 22 herds In the United Ml'l. Vlrlll Compbtll, 11114 ...... 1 ed week fromOf 11 1 llprl•l•· Kala dolt 11lor lbe AmtriCin MechanfCR, cuh •· [ l!llln church, llid thty wou14 tollowllll. rtllllrltlon of States which Include over 100 do K. E_u.,ta_.--,.-1 D c to Alben g · ' abow ts June a. ward oarJt to Randy V1n march to tho Vottran1 Momor gueall, ••monatratlon ol ,. head o1 rtlllttrlll breedllll cal· by hat Hill I' Mitre lnd RlrJtard Rood. tal Audirorlum t.Uy lo plckel eearch ltttrl and • wellhl tie. '11\e Triple ii:EE and !lid3 nltlvt. Con . 'I ' 'l'hl DA Oood Citlsenshlp Athe usembly, IUIIIInl conltll appun on tho den Valley riiiKlhes hava ovtr H net ward Wt!lll ot Bobby Oreen 1nd l . Jll!lldl. 50 each eeeordinl 10 E11n1 CINCINNATI (Ul'l) _ Ll~ a11: : Mrs1 Moeller In Alb I 1 I Kath MoSIOn and tht DAR WASHINGTON !UP() - Thl l A letter questlonln« the new AI 1:10 l.m .• Wlllllm P. and Lawrence stock· ••• the MOfllm then J<IUr-. Amoriean History Award to Se!lltt !llOVod close roldl yln· r confesSion. ral•lng baste poinli Smllh, Oallla County AlrlfuJ. · Catile· 27S Cal neyocl to lrelr Lancaster rt•l ' Vickt Stewart. Wlrd a cloture· 1howdown, lta l•bout retention of ohul'l:h prop- turltllxtenalon Altnt, end IIIII- All new• ltttdia from tur- enough '01 ' l'tl !GO. l'llll dencr on to Pome0('1e( O(eS Clttlf!lshlp Award Medalo , leadership c:onfident they have erties wa• expected lo pe dis- ter Of Hrtmonlea, will Intra- roundlnc areaa are llpeeled to market test": :;,• ciiM 1w r•Y 'ot h1 tht grldlkiiiM u -11 wflll 10 George Hoffman 1n4 the two-thirds majority neces- trlbuted by the marchers. who duet prominent JUelll and cover the event. lllld Ill 2 1 era1set I alsl•r, Anll• Hall.\ ----- -· Pry to out off deball on wotlna are meeting In protei! ala netr· OVCA o!llcllll. 1a Tht Moeller• _will return In •IIV Mill!. D. K. WOOD &uetla of hla parenll, Mr and rllhts leglslaliOII. by hotel. · W. W. Whlrton, ati!IIIIOft B' M hl C Ill 1000 atetrl I5.S0- UO,IIIch Washington wtth llall on Sun-1 Mr ond Mra. Edwm Bran Mn Num Betz Under I cloture palltlon Ill«! sptt:la\111 Ohio Still t;ntvenl· I• ont 'Y anmto &ood lb :M IIIIUI holltelul 1 belftl'l aU6, daJ tvtnmg. of Huntln&ton. w. VI. and Mra .. ftopr Phllllpl by _the leadership F'rlday, a · The Sible Prllbytel'lln•. led ty, wmaivt I demonttrl· Club EntertaiMd 1 Sunday rueots of Mr and Mn ond rhlldren callers of his vote is aet for · by Dr. Carl · Mcintire broke tios of bell quality trattl tn John ll01vtr tnlerllln- 111 ll llllllly hoi· !LVI TO MtET Wilham Mah•ffey. mother, Mro. Clara Phillip!! Tues4ay attemoon. Approval ] With the body of Northem II•• Cbai'Oitlao«oll lllet'l 11 ed the Bi-Monlhly Canula club inl li.IO, eoWI 1H7. llulll 1 1 'l'lte Stall and Officen Ctub i Mr and Mrs. l!arold Col- on r.lother'a Day would limit each senator 10 one Proabyttnanlsm 10 yeara 110. 10 1 m'f 'l'hurothiy vtnlllJ t her ltomt 1&0-100 lb 18-11.10, vtalm 4rll' af Mtlp Templo, Pythlan s,. i trill were Mother's day Mr and Mrs .Bob Mohal- bour'a spnklng' time aM clear \ Included In lht llatemenl ol Chirtiy Litton• of lht Litton Nyle Ave. Prizl!l! lor IIIMI lo leal lrul, ttra. will meet Mondo) oven -Iof parents, Mr. and Mro. ley lnd family, Athene, tere ' tho way posslbt. finll action talth pro-1 wore tht adpp- Charolall Rlllch, Chlll'cothe, we;e IWardlll to Mn. Eucent eat, diolce 16-21, 11!11 at lbt homt of Mrs. K•rl floyd Coltnll. Mother's Doy guests of hi• p•r-lon the bill _by lhe end of next lion of a book of conlttslonl, ol Mo., and J. L. Llwrenee, Hid· Triplett and Mrs. Paul 1Tartur. I Ho 1. eGo 1 1 IIlii111 Owens on 5 Thtrd-Ave al 1 .10 • Mro Flora Arbaugh enls. Mr. and Mrs. William Ma-lweek. I whtch the ntw do<Ument would den V1Uty Rlneh lit (lallll Mrs. Beaver received birth'US lb 11e f!.m. returned to Columbus whert 1halley. It adopted, the mollon , become a part; 1 book of or- County, wdl atvt brltdllll cat. Mra. Triplett en annl row• Ind. aowa 4 1he ram for her grlndiOII Mrs Pearl Wood fllllocl a- would mrak the second time In der loci dl th church' lOr lie dt!IIONtrltllllll It 11 1111 veraary elfl and Mrs. Charltt mode 11 ' fill' ' 111 MAIUIJAOI!: whclt her tlaulhler, Mra. Tom way at tho home of her son tw oyoars the Senate haa em- lot' v ':un 1 •book A llllnll Riffle a birthday end · Ill IMI· ..,11 r': lilt . Arthur ndrew Thomas Tarr. Lull works. She was nd . ployed lho little-used method fO er • c ft' vtrsary from their llel'el .,, _ etnll · · - •- lOIII Jetr.rm oounty, atud•nt, and Mrs Zelda Hall visited hlo . 92 a m very poor force action on a civil rt hts pllno end dirtctor lor _.hip, llerbteue II aeheduled lor 12 pals. ateadf l!llllnt:tl 16 . Ullttl lltltla nn Grimm 20 letart !uncle Ott 8ard It Holm ho I health for .. metlmt. tuneral mluure La&! year the s.!ate and lhe revising of questlontto noon- wlnntr of tht wtllhl lltfre!Lhmenta wertltMlil by low.., 1•1 • Falla, stewardess . Lee pttal.' Thursday voted 7i to II to end I lour- be. pri:rolhlo "1i::llon ol lflotll: rn::· bllod In• the hostesa to the above and 14 Ill. Ia.-.. 1 McKenzie, 19. Pomerov . stu- I Mrs. Nellie Sa re underw ' • res month IOslllern filibuster er• on er • tl'l. noune ur I per · Mrs. Donald McKertllt, Mrt. pa... 115 bl21.15, 14 _ . 11 dent· IDII Linda Carol · stow• lsurpry at llol.,;. hosprtal tht clvU rtJhts act of WWhlllltam Phelpa Thoiiii!Hft of beThll alltlthrnoon protlrlm wiD Richard FlniiW, Ml'l. Guy Cow14 ::Ina M 1" ndcaaldl W@il cemetery .at Rich- 1g11nat 17 •· · . · · mo e. 1114 I tc II· Kan., ne'l'lr • elected Rn w an au o etYIIeede ao and Mr1 N Follne b llr11.75, .._, ' aa • yracuse, nptcta lob. relus- Glendon McGinniss )1.. not The Senate boRan debate on : moderator, to Hltklen Valley Ranfh r. to .0 •II blllter, td¥ilteeiiGI ,. M\ Lhtd To . been oo well. Sever'!I frlendl the volin& rl&hts . 11111 on April state111t11t wuuJII,dlraw aome around 1:30 p.m. Prttentatlon o"r Ill trJt11 al Df'IOUt It ltod 81 htr 1 pt rteently Vtaco-workel'll !.eve holp. Jl. One of President Johnaon's critlcllm btoluillrl!lbyltftahl Of CfOII•bred Charolala l)rHdwtlahllll If. MilOt 0.. Lowell /arentt., Mr. and Mrs llll! him flniah hla ntt!' home. priority lqklltiYe proposal• "diBIBret on ll'f* uf lh\IICJ." Ins cettla, 1nd Purobrod Chlro.' Shee\1: 100, 1111Lenoueh 1111111 · ""'"' ._ - · , .. ,. , M ope. J k Mr. and Mrs. WUIIIm Gil' tbt bill It II nol otiiY tn. lala breedtnc herd will htah> !Continued fnitll pise 1 ) . ttacle. •-•· ''"" Jrs 1rone ac IOn atttnd- vln spent tltt pe•t week In Co- llfmed 11 prlnleeln& Negroes but the dul}' ·pl lilt church to U&hl thl1 phut of the pro- 1 siollll of 11111 ·~llrl froro fll udl.. conference at with their cltlldten. the tfa1¢ 10 'YO!t. IXpr••• ltaell 911 aKtal.llllttart lflm. · Bt'ltdl u pari , 01 ab ' lnltt'o Mti;'l' .nJNII I ' ...::;. C.dH. one day recently. Mr. Emory Grale r.cently It JteltiiO aeeolllpllah lis lOll of tbt day."' 'lll IIIII Ill lht At a:-30 p.mi' the lhronl Anl•tcan itt4ct undlr .OOI,uMauS (UPJI .,.. Adoti ,:.. ..,,. ..,,,.,..., - " t ha . :"'· Joe Nelson fell at hil home lracturinl I by OUtlalllnl dilerionlnatory rtl- llatement of f1ilh. w);t Jot!J'MY 14 tha Gallll Colin· 'tht jurldaclllon of lht Orpnlo lion, cliinlt Ill .,0 ' u;n after rib. Ho was 11 Galllpolh cllillc litratfon requlromenta, litCIUdlnl The Rtv. 1Dr., JliUilllt C.. ty Jurupr Falrlf'OIIncla, ,zatlori 01 AmtriCM 811111 .n Iii. the OMo Wlldlltl ilf:.':"" "' '"" _. I ia t I a the M :.. With I lew dayo. .· llterlt; *Ia, 1nd by provldln& Blake, tilled tllr. · i( tbt If> rour mllal IIGI'Ihweal of G1UJ. \OAS). ', IIIU , 114 l!!lllllilertd 1\) ' l'lotiliw -w•o _ _ ,. sepmo r, ra. rna Nel- Mi.. Goorala Gray l'IIClllnlly federlf reglBtration and voting Hmbly, : lha ·. eont• Polil ori i\1. 31. . · ' lltllrllllli l!ilJ ·and PJIIi liiU\ 01 -1"... .!': Mr M l(lfnt her vacation with her olflclltll In ina• f!lhiN N• s100 ol 1967 'ah atkllllon GUilt apeaktrl will be ·' ' TlfO ct'liD ' ' • btl ;)lilt • •llq. :r ' '' v•.-.. · · · llld fl. Harold Cottrill brother, Mr. and Mra. Frank hiYt belli ktpllfOIII tbt rather than ' Robert 'M. Purdy, 1\ftSidtnt of ' 'l'ht QliiO- .'IUtte patiOIIill ' }i'ck F. ·...iillltl' .:l'!: ""'- ., 111rt !lwtday dmner Gray. polls. A favurebl- 1:' ftll b1 . the American International Cha- rtpnrtli4 two ll'l(e._lrl'lhl P*'l '$911llln dtlllf' lildl i. 1 BAHR CLOTHIERS (This is a public servlco in order for the governmental ~lllllpletell --------~-- ~augh, Mlk~ e. nes ay ~~:~'·'~·o::thM~~~:~~· G~:~:~ e LAW saki IOdat work IIIII be 111110' plet«< 'thl• Jftr bn nve \oelll on the Mulki!IIUIII Rtwr. Repalra to Locka 5, I, 7, I, and I, he said, and' ·drldllnl sill frol)llh!!lr clumelt will Opel the rl\111' Ill pllutft boll b8fo lgallort for .11 111llt..-bt111eea lla.ertt l1ld EIUI. Tile work was authorized by the Board of Control whlolt released '100,300 Thuratlty for Improvement• 1lenr llit rlvar. The bollrd 1111cle the lollowlnr anoeatlons: ' llolrd of ltelentt - fi,SI1,021 for lht rtmllllltltr tt lbt !IIIII subsidy 10 UIIHIIIJ llrtnebll, munlclpol unlvtrtltlh and tomo munlty col]tpl. Kill!' La•• lllate Palll _..a,. 000 lot parking ll'tb It thl Champsllh County lalte to tn. crtlll the oamplna IHIUIItl ~1 7~ tott. Indlatl t..kt - tiJO,IIO for I brltlat ~ttna lhl mllnlalld lnd Oldlltl4 lelantl. Jndlltn Lllkt - ee.ooo for • ftshlliJ pllr near Ruuelll Point. Lake Alnll Stilt Pll'lt - ee.000 111r • 41Ylna platform and totltl !aclllllu II lilt Vlnllll County lake. Ohio t1Divmll)o - .-,I'll tcr repllrl to W1IIOn Hill , ay eet1ng M M Of Ws " Jd Wd d OHIO RtiGurctl Dlnclor Fred I "'S • -· COLUMBUS (UPl) - Natural Special recognkion was •iv- [Gartan. Stephen Bratton, Daen tO John Tannei11U, United l vid Gerard. Slates Bos under 14 table ten- Attendance awards were tis ehlmpiOll· alld al"' •• first pr.,ented to Ronnie cunntngplaet winner · In the sp•lling ham. Kathy Harrill, and Toni bee II lht Award• Day neld Hoffmllll ol Mrs. Bernice Car· lot the Middleport Elementary . penter's First Grade; Perry Students Thursday at tn• nign I Ault , Kenneth Lee Gilkey and ~ehool. Marvin Lowery of Mrs Gereld Hl•'"le'll T Locks-Morr Announced in Middleport Awards w~, prennted b~ Mr. '· anow··· . 'liT . Mr. and Mcs. Henry SpenC<lr and V,ance, Mrs. Martha McElroy and son Verg!f spent recent Sunday with Mrs roy's son, Dayton. and ·family at Cowan Lake. ' Mr, and Mrs. Carlos Gladman, Larry Gladman and a , fnend, all of Springfield. spent : a weekend with Mrs. ZOna Biggs. Dayle Wippel ol Pomeroy called on Gene McElroy Sunday. Mrs. C. B. Hayman returned home from the hospital and remains about the same. I heir future .. . and ours! We join with local business and industry in rec- to the seniors ognizing the importance of the role our graduates can play in the future of this With conltucnc:e 11 JOUI' abilitiea •• ·• community . . we urge all to see that lhese young people have the job opportunities they deserve . With pride ia JOUr achievements ••• ourselves to do our part. 61 belt "'- 01 a; 'I I' We wish yooa Mrs. C. A. Babcock remains quite poorly. Mrs. Oliver Landers of Columbus and Mrs. Dewey Lyons of Pomeroy visited Mrs. ZOna B~s Saturday. · · Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Bobcock and sons of Wayne spent ·a weekend with his parents Mr. and Mra. C, A. Babcock. ' .Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Haye• VMialted · Saturday eVening with r. •ncl Mrs. "Norman and we pledge CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEN FRANKLIN STORE Fred-IL~---~---~·POMEROY, 0. _ _ __:: --_ _..,._ _ MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~,_JIL...,_____,;.____::::::::::~:::::::J �~ ·- ~ ,,_ ........ -- ...... - - ·-· ...... ~ .. ~ ..... - . ~ . .·- .... ... -. ·-- ........,~..- ....... -----·-----·---·--.. ... .....,. ______ . ....... ·- .... ~· ··I Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Stiversville News Notes Mrl. Nellie Borgan'a guest ov· er the weekend were Mr. aDd Mrl. Dowden and Mr. aDd Mrs. John Mode of Fot. Ashby, w. / - - - - - - - - - Va. . Mr. and Mrs. Gene ~::1 Mr. and Mrl. TOIIllllle Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Dell me here from Florida vlJltlllg visited the Ed o.; Ma~ 2_2, Eight Persons 19~5 Are Cited By State Patrol relatives and lrlendl. Mrs. Charlea Jones and Mrs. Duane Stanley attended a meet111g Friday DIJht at the office of Meigs County Extension AgenL -Mrl. Jolla 1110111 Eight arrests were recordlod by G•IUpolll POll, state High· ray Patrol, in the pa•l 24 hours. There were no !raffle accident Investigations. Those arrested Included Jackie Callicoat, 19. WUlowwood, cited Wednesday lor left of c ,_ tar- Dwight Sievers, Sr , 28, GaUipolls, and Chester A. Nesselroad, 11, Kensington, both cited Monday lor opeed, Henry E. Cleland• Jr., 19, Pomeroy and Harold E. Smith, 44, Syracuse, both cited to Meigs court Ma;{ 28 on speed charges, Jack . Weihi, 37, Marietta cited May 29 for speed, Gnry A. Jones, 16 Pl. Pleasant, cited to Gallia juvenile court May 29 lor speed and Larry Nolan, 20. Rt. 2 Bidwen, cited May 29 for un- 1 safe vehicle. Two convictions in Melgs coun- 1 ty court Friday included Floyd I 115 W. 2ND ST. Hawk, Reedsville, lined $10 • and costs for overwidth vehicle, 1 ~~~~~~~ and Jimmie F. Evans, Rt. 2;1 Racine, lined 115 and costs for unsafe vehicle. Humphreyi1i~lr:::~=~~:~::~=:=::::~::::;:l ~::.w:r:.~· :e Evan• and Alicia visited her parenl3, . and Mrs. Charles V a n Meter a day recently. Mrs. Lawrence Giuesencamp Sr. visited her mother, Mrs. Charles Cochran reeently. Recent visitors of Mrs. Annie Brewer and daughter, M91ine, were Howard Powell family of Parkersburg, W.Va .. Mrs. Harold Evans and Mil.IOY,.JI J. W. Lawson, Mrs. Ruby and Randy Joe. Several from here attended a hymn sing at Bald Knobbs Sun· day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fitch and daughters visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch of Dewitts Run Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and children were recent guests of her sister and family M and Mrs. James Middleswart an family. Mrs. Lucille Alien, Mrs. La•~>-11 rabelie Moran, Newark, Mrs. Elva Daily, local, we1rell MIDDLEPORT SENIOR CLASS - Baccalaureate services for the 1965 graduating class of Middleport High school will be held this recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. JW!day fallowed by graduatiOn exercises on Fnday, May 28 Members of !he class are, front row, left to r!ght, Richard Wilson., Ala~ Carl Autherson. Ann Criner Joy Boggs. Diane VanCooney, Judy Moore. Sandy Brace, Scherry l!1cks, Glona Fetty, Martha Fowler. Second row, Conme Augustine Henderson of Mary Waib;1rn, Ellen Hawley, Sherri Simmons. Patsy Manley .. Charlotte Glaze, Cheryl F!fe, Christine Bahr, Dianna Cri~weli, Narsa frost, !umbos visited his gr1md1molh·ll Ratliff, Seren Lell'is, Suzanne Bradbury, Martha Nicholson. Thtrd row, Ronn1e Roush, Mtke I,loyd, Paul Gerard, Ray Ptckens, Bonme Spengler, er, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffner David Vuj~klija, .Jerry Vanlnwagen, Barbara Hoffner, Darrell Mttchell, Davtd Casey, Tom King, Joe Stevenson. Back row . Bruce Wallace, Tom lceiJtly. Lyons, Jerry Davis, Keilh Morgan, Randy Humphnes, Earl DeWees, Roger Shies, Mike Bratton, Roger Roush, Mtke Archer, Robert Freida .nd Iva Car·nen-11 aad Jim Johnson. ter called on Mr. and Harry Adams Sunday ever1ing. Wesley Cozart spent a with his cousin.. , Mrs. Bislhop and Mrs. Mildred Foggins Ravenswood, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan An~l!ony· l l of East Liverpool, Mrs. L. Gluo3encamp Sr and We>tley Cozart were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cocltran of Wells Run. Friday evening guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. Chari<" Ward and Charlene, Pm'ilru!d were Mrs. Hubert Price, Charles Hilton and Mr. Mrs. E. H. Carpenter. Mrs Sylvia Alien, ~~::;~ •nd Dwaine Allen were ~ guests or Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abies. Sylvia Allen ~ailed Mrs. Hattie Lawrence in afternoon. EASTERN SJl;NIOR CLASS -The 1965 graduates at Eastern High school were presented their diplomas during exercises at the school Recent' guests of E. H. Wednesday night Members of the class include, front row, L to R, Ray Powell, Bill Allman, Barbara Lanham, Bob Baker, Earl Hunt, Lawrence penter and family were Ja1nes II Rood, Gene Fields, Sheila Drake, Dora Putman, Peggy Marshall, Wtlma Atherton, Cathy Andrew, Kay New, ~harlene Pigott, Carolyn Prtce, Judy Suttle, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. Second row, Warren Connolly, Albert Pooler. Bill Amos. Rick Koblentz. Tom Watson, Larry H1ll, Joyce Frederick, Ca~olyn Bush, Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Barbara Lace Hester Hager, Rose Marcinko, Nancy St!hul. Mary Bise, Ruth Landon, Mary Hasbargen. Julia Robinson. Third row, Jtm Brewer, bott, Gary Griffith, Mr. John Suttle, Tom Smith, Roger Osborne, Roger Spencer, Gene Pullins, Iris McCoy, Alice Harris, Jane Bush, Connie Clark, Florene Price, Ma_ry Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom, Damewood, Rose Ritchie, Kay Koenig, Shirley Calloway, Merrilee Coleman, Sharon Frank, Charles Johnson. Back row, _Shan Wells,. J1m via Alien, Wesley Cozart,. ~:~ l r Meredith, Kenneth Hartung, Ken Caldwell, David Leonard, Charles Frecker, Gary Michael, John Eagle, Grant Young, Bonme Anderson, D1anna ly Ward, Violet Brewer, F Middle•wart, Stevie Fitch, Baer, Roger Baker, Theron Cruise and Mike Will. and Mrs. Arnie Clendenin, Mr. centiy. . '. and Mrs. s. w. Durst, Howard Mrs. Ruth Slsk ~~s.'" New L.Jd Dwaine Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Haven Thursday V!Sitmg rela- Jim Price and children, Harvey lives of Mrs. Alva Matheney, Hombel:k, Mrs Elva Daily, Mrs. who passed. away Thursday at Tressle Stethem, · Donald I ~1 Holzer hospital. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bill BarMiss Nina Tucker of. Colum- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Harry bus " spendmg a vacatiOn here Barton. Tile Southeastern Ohio News· jlarticipating in the program lheid at that time. We Have Been Doing During with her moth!'J' and other rei· paper Association and the men's are Sigma Delta Chi and Theta A representative or each the Past Year" i atives. . .md women's JOurnail!lm soc1e- S1gma Phi. Officers of S1gma member paper w1ll make a Other officers of the associa- Mr. Mack Stewart was m - - - - . - - - - - ties of Ohio University will have !Jeita Chi are Fred Pyle, presishort ' th WlC . k, d'-1 da Pt. Pieasaat on busmess Satur. - - roll · call talk on "Wrat t'mn are E. D. .:.ou their annual sprisg meeting dent: James Dean, busmess . . . Y· Saturday afternoon and even- manager; Ron McMillen, treastor oi the Marietta nmes, VICe Mrs. Bob Oliver and children tog. urer; Jeff Bayer, secretary ; Dr. preSident; L. J. Hortm, direct- and mother-in-law, Frances 01John J. Callahan, communi- Jim Hart, advisor. or of the OhlD UmverSity School ver or Clifton were at New Ha. eat1ons representative of the The Theta Sigma Phi officers of Journalism, execullv~ ~ec- ven Park Sunday. . ---------Kalaer Aluminum Chemkai Cor· are Pat Hoiocek. president; !· retary. Sigma Delta Chi and Mrs. Nan Mcintosh and Mu;s Mr. and Mrs. Emenon """"" poratlon, Ravenswood, W. Va., Je<Jnnie Simons, vice president; . Mrs. Bob Mcintosh . and Thet~ Stgma Phi will announce Frances Nease went to Buck- of Akron and Mrs. will he principal speaker at aIRuth Woodside, secretary; Lin· Idaughter. Luanna . Cheshire. at- mdivldu~l awards granted lo hannon to spend a week With Saxton or Middleport banquet in Baker Center at 6'da Aber, treasurer; Dr. Rich- tended the recent mother- outstandmg Journalism students Mrs. Mcintosh's son and daught- guests of Mrs. Grace Carr. p. DL Ills subject will he "One Jard Gentry. advisor. Mr. daugrter banquet at the EUB durm~he past_YeaL -- -- er-is-law , Mr. and Mrs. Con- Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGralth ll ColnJIIIIY'8 Impact on a Com- Dwight Wetherholt, editor of church woth Mr>. Nan Mclnrad Davis. visited Mr. and Mrs. munlty." Mr. callahan, form- the Gallipolis Tribune and tosh. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stew- Nancy Stewart, 2 year old McGrath of Shade. eriJ COIIIIOCted with the Cham- ident of the Southeastern · Mr. and Mrs . Mack Stewart. art of Cheshire called.. on Mr. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AI- Visitors from Detroit, Mich., ller of Commerce in West Vir- Newspaper Association, will pre- Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Cundiff and and Mrs. A!.fred Ste"arl on fred Stewart and Anna Jean, are Mrs. Esther Elkins, Mrs. Jl)nla, received his master's de· side at the business session at Tanya and . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tuesday. : 1daughter of Sally Stewart. were Smiley, Mrs. Grace Palmer and ~from Ohio University m 3 p. m. in room 18. Cofl4'1and mond Cundiff and John Wesley, Mrs. Ruth S~>k and Dorothy ! christened by the Rev. Maho- Mrs. Grady Yager at the home l1158. . Hall Election of officers and held a PICniC at lh~ New Hav- Van Meter of New Haven ney at the EUB Church re- of Mrs. Ona Arix. They laso are Tbe two journalism groups [ the business session will be en Park on Mothers Day. In Chillicothe on busmess centiy. visiting relatives. le're ala loss tor wordS ... It would take a world of words for us to .., how proud we ore of the 5eD1or Class , , , 111 we'llluat say briefly, but pNlldly: BEST WISHES, GIUDUATES THE FABRIC SHOP King Builders Supply Co. SOUTHERN IUGH SCHOOL- Graduation services for the 76 members of the Southern High school 1965 seniors-largest In the school's ll!story-will be this Saturday at 8 p.m. Front row, Eunice Rowe, Kay Teaford, Jane Ann Powell, Cora Lee CummiDB Jeannie Allen Joyce Roush, Brenda Jarrell, Geo~gia S~th, P~ggy Grimm, Und_a Stowe, Geneivie Bird,_Judy DeLong. Second row, Judy S~yre, Bill Lou' Martin, Barbara Sprous~, Claudia Miller, Linda Lipscomb, Patty Wmebre~ner, Lucille Phillips, Karen Nease, Nancy Parker, EDen Shuler, Clarice Norris, ~~~~~~~~~.~~M~~~~~~~~~~ Linda Etchmger, Eleanor Schneider, Jocelyn Taylor, Suzanne Prtce. Fourth tow, Greg Roush, James Hamm, Gary Walker, Lonnie Dailey, Gary Wolfe, 1\la~vm McKelvey, V1c Durst, Kearney Donahue, J!lck Bostick, Spencer Carpenter, Bruce Cleland and Gordon Fisher Fifth row, Harry Bush, Dav1d Hensler, Larry Lehew, Way!le Hubbard, Wtlllam Ba~r, George Pierce, Bill Knapp, David Fox, Ronnie Holter, David Gloeckner, Roger Johnson, Steve Cleland, Larry Pr1ce. Ba_ck row, Mark J?avts, No~man Norris, Charles Johnston, John Bass, Roger Sayre, Tom Weaver, Gary Hall, Steve Wagner, Danny Proffitt, David Sellers, Wtlliam Cund11!', Eddie Authetson. ' I. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,.. ·. ..... '.· . .. ~:: ".. . . ~ , , .... . ··· Graduation Day Twenty - seven Rio Grande students were among of the awards at Wednesday .even(May 19) athletic banquet In college's Dining Hall. In basketball. Paul Dillon, a IJUmor from Scottown, received award lor the most valuaplayer. Dillon bas for the lse•)(Jnd year in a row placed sec In the nation In rebound and been named Honorable ~~~~~::eAU-American in the Association of InterAtbletics (NAI. Dilwas also selected as the best A momorable event ••• a time when young men and women are honored for their scholastic efforts and achievements. Graduation Day is a· meaSure of their determination and diligence . • • a promiSe to the world of their maturity and willingness. On this Grarluation Day we proudly offer our congratulations to the Senior Class. Don Trainer. a sophomore from Beaver• was selected the best free-throw Sharon Gregory, a from Colwnbus was as tbe best defensive player. The selection of Trainer and Gregory as co-eaptains of next year's Redmen basketball team was also announced at the banquet. Other basketball players ,. ceiving awards were: Jim shaD, a freshman from Columbus, jacket and varsity letter; Trainer, jacket; Gregory, et; Frank Bullock, a junior • •"i~:r ,, .',• . FOREMAN & ABBOTT :'1. Chapman·Canaday Shoe Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. 104 I. MAIN ST. POMEROY , HarriSOnville News Notes YoU R.E IN SWE.Ll, :HOJ:-..TOF. Belt of luck to each and every one of you! I F•f1Mtld- otlffiTIJluiG. . I I rnig~ty proud of .... Oft I luck and success to you in yeors o~eod. t~e You're or; t 1 :-l i1ying start. We wish you the good luck and good fortune which you so rich· The FARMERS BANK and ~Savings Company ly deserve! TO ALL , HE .SENIORS! OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 232 E. 2ND ST. lio111 t.o """1 llltllOber of tAo S•nior Ckus. Their lilsllnguisied Aidory of l<lf·"'""- - '~igor ;, • ......... of , _ priM w wpilai<a 1o all o1 You're every one of you. Lots of POMEROY --------- Gauge readluga: . Galllpolls Darn 12 I, 13.8, runrung 8 feet on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.75, Pl.. Pleasant 24.. 6. Hinton 1.96 lalhng, Kanawha Falls 4.76 rising, Charleston 19.00 letter; Steve Gilmore, a senior stationary. London, Marmet from Ashland, Ky., desk set; and Winfield dams were on the j Don Milrks, a senior from sills. Vincent, desk set; Phil Trout. Ohio River - Irene Chotin a senior from North Lewisburg• down I~ 6:45 a.m.; Soulhern up set; Bill Young, a senior 14, 4:50 p.m.; Indiana up It from Columbus. desk set; and 9:45 p.m.; Ben McCool up 14, Bob Leith a senior from Coal 12:20 a.m.; Inca down 14, 5:45 Grove, desk .set. a.m.; Chris Jr up I5. 4:15 p. l For the second year In a row • m.; Peggy Downey up 15 6:15 Leith won the Pi Sigma !rater- a.m.. ; Bob Benter up 6, 4 a.m.; ' nity award for the athlete with Philip Sporn up 17, 5:55 am. ] the best scholastic average. Jerry Bosworth down 19, 6 a Trainer was awarded the Arch- m; efferson up 19, 6:50 am.; . on aportsmanship award. JaneT. down 21. 6:35 a.m.; Lu- 1 Junior varsity basketball ther Herdman up 22. 4:35am.; letters were awarded to Rudy Robert Reed up 22, 6 a.m.; err Shively, a sophomore from · boat down 22, 6:45 a.m.; Pan- , Portsmouth, Chuck Richardson, zo down 23, 2:30 p.m.: Nation- ~ a sophomore from Middletown; al down 23. 11:35 p.m.; Onward Dick LU!elti, a junior from New- down 23- 4:05 a.m.; Queen City ark; Mike Mercer, a sophomore up 23, 5:40 a.m.; Helen R. up from Newark; Don Magnani, a Green~p 4:20 p.m.; J. S Lew1 i 1 i It's Wonderful! from Gallipolis; Tom H. is down F. i Ubi, a sophomore from MarohnsonGreenup down 5:55p.m.; Greenup 3:55 ion, and Bob Heigle. a IO!lho- a.m.; Elisha Woods up GreenG1·adnatJon Day! It's a proud moment ior every more from Gahanna. up 4:20 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun I Cheerleaders Joan Witham, up Greenup 5;20 p.m.; Valvo- · Senior; a eulmination ot yean~ .,{ work and a sophomore from Nelsonville• line down Greenup 7:55 am.; : >tudy and steadfast purpose. and Sondra Drake, a senior ohn Ladd Dean near Meldahi I Our thought< and good wil!bes are willa !be from Pomeroy received awards J:30 p.m.; Sally H. up Meldahl for being cheerleaders two years 7;01i p.m.; Tiboit down Mel- ~ Seniors at thi' special time. WilL IIIII in a row. dahl 7:50 p.m; Warner up Melrespect we wish them a future of su.,....ss 111111 Two members of the goll ahl J:30 am.; Ravenswood up ' happine;;,;. team, Vicior Stentz, a junior Meldahl 6:40 a.m.; Aetna-Lou- r' 1 from Columbus and Iller is ville up Meidahl 7:20 a.m. Evans, a junior from Newark, GaWpolfl Dam -Semel up received award• for being on 12:35 a.m.; Linda Chotin up 1 \ tbe team two yearo in a row. 1:30 a.m .; 0. F. Shearer up 3:- : Six members of the Ri o 10 am; Eigercliff up 4; 50 a Grande Redmen baseball team m; Charles K. up 5:30 a.m: awards, Jim Shrin!'J', Franklin B down 8:10a.m. a junior from Newark, jacket; Kanawba River - Allen R. · Bill Burger, a senior from Mt Merrill down Winfield 3 p.m. Vernon, desk set; Mike Burch- Thelma Ann up Winfield 4:55 am, a oenior from Ironton· desk- p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down set: Gilmore, a desk set; Jim Winfield 9:15 p.m. ; George Radford, a junior from Bea- Price up Winfield 12:05 a.m.; ver jacket; and Bill Morgan, H. E. Bowles up Winfield 1;50 a senior from Rio Grande, jack- am.; A. • Patten up Winfield el 2:30 am.; Beaver down WinAwards were presented to field 4:10a.m.; Duncan Bruce both fraternities, Archon and down Winfield 6:15 a.m. S..rving Meigs County for over ~3 yeal'!O Pi Sigma, lor supporting the athletic teaDill this year. SENIORS INVITt:D Ellis Johnson, head basketRUTLAND POMEROY ., All graduating Seniors or bali coach at Marshall University, was the speaker at the ban· Pomeroy High who are mem- i Memhcr F'rdrrnl Rrserve S:vstem hers of the Federated Church I quet. are requested to he present , DEMPSEY GETS 1'09'1' at the 10 a. m. worship service I Memher Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack on Sunday, May 23, lor the • Dempeey bas been named ~p~re~se~n~ta;ti;o:n~o~r~B~ib~le~•;. · ......_.:~;;::::::~~::;;::: sports committee chairman for t the City of Hope'' June 13 "Man of the Year" diDDer honoring Irving Bottoer, former New York University basket 1 ~ player now an executive 1 with Revlon. I -r' SE.~io1S! I We're River neWS }t •at • ' nape lOn s r Assocl SEO Me r • M t • t o u s t d nrl ng ee l ng a a U Sr . • ay What a "'beM~ringing"' Senior Closs this one is! I 1· , .. K& C JEWELERS RACINE, 0. POMEROY, 0. ' I 'I Jf j( ~* ' POMEROY W, NATIONAL BANK -- Great! froiD tbP word TO GET TROP8Y NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbree- i lime Olympic discua gold medallst AI Oerter will receive the Helms World Trophy for his coalrlbulion to athletics at the Ne1f Yort Athletle Club'! Mnual spring track end field · meet on Juoe 5. • WAID CROSS' SONS ----::==::=- --=~:;;::;;::;;:=.,__ l ~~~::::::::::-~Co~J~um~b~u~s,~ja~cket~~an~d~· ~~~freshman ~ . W St Mason Personals 27 Receive Awards at Rio Grande Athletic Banquet Congratulotlo... tG a IIIICirt IJuneh of Grads! POMiiltOY GO "WITH OLDSMOIILI ' KAU & VANZANDT MOTOR SALE$ �J J ··1 • sentln'el, PoriteroyjMiddleperth 0., ~ . ' within one Umversity moved to Con. . game of the Mid·Am_ertcan . a NIAGARA FALLS. N.Y. ference baseball ttl~hi~~d !, (UP!)-Jim Maloney, new head •when It came .from basketball coach at Niagara a 0 University, said Friday that Bill G ld n Flashes today Smith who played at Trenton over the title (N.J.) Junior College the lo In the I ., '(>· ·· ,.l '<' 1 . 9th' SEO Stand.mgs Reds Gam . FuII Game on . {'\Jards N.lp Mets 5-4 m J Lo R d T .umph LA N.lp Ph.ll. 65 . l )0U2:ers se, e s ri I Ies, • 1"\ ,,, ,Fill'[) I :• t SEOAL STANDINGS (South Division) IJOW~ FioaiW L R doubled to the I Jackson ....... 6 0 46 h C ·dmals and a Gallipolis ..... 3 3 J9 mnth for t e at nd a walk Pomeroy ... 2 4 28 :arne-winning Mtddleport .... 1 li I> the bases· settmg the TOTALS . . . 12 12 sta e fur the game-winnmg lag I <Northern Division) p Y (t'inal) Rox Taylor. who pitched 2 I 3 TEAM W L R inmngs of !!l.oreless rehef, rt'- • Logan ..... 5 2 43 cetved credit for hiS first V>r· Wellston . .. .. 4 3 29 tory of the season and Denms Athens . .. .. 3 3 56 R>bnnl suffered the loss i Nebonvllle I 5 16 ";',~~~na ound Ti•at rumiJIII•.~ h1·" ar ; .: t' ·' ~"''''"'' l.eogue these days .. '' the late mmng thunder of , t· e \\or ld chompHJn Sl Loms ..• C''>dnwls .; ". Th ·ha or breath Harrys of 'l.Ci: ". .'! lw won the Na:'i:il:' ·I :hen I ) nn mt on Ihe ,"ague P:ea;nn and the last da1 of sewn games, World er•.:,, .<re provmg over the Cardm. . tl t th 'Y can't ~ ,~ ~- ~ twnal ' Mdla~· ;e w~d d:~~ew ;l!~mp~:~ TEAM ~P'"''' \ln~·r ' sta~t f::ld~rsforchot~ ;,11:~ ;h~n ~~dc~~~~~g~~ u:~,l t~.1t 21th p~td c:o 118 s~c.:::'s :~d uCordenas l·b Is Uca~e sq~eaked had ~he a triple and win he had mopping off his brow in the RI~h· w~h process. the The big rtghthander last of, three Reds Pl. c Jim 0 Toole, makmg h;s seic· enth unsuccessful try . or tory number one . got e~: m~ed ~or -~~1!\'ea~~g~~~e ho~e ~evero's t~e I:~~-r~~;~~s:'"~~nn h~mer Boros Grabs :;~tkiOg Lead • Memphl"S Q ~:~~~.~it~:;· ~.c\!epa;~i;' tl." ~tetsi-·5-d· ! controIMeasures Agamst • Locusts Sh ld start E Iy ~:~s hf~~al7~0~~~~ ~3· M ~f ~ew 00 lnclu~ Line ScoreS THE PRODUCTION CREDIT WAY! .., I ' I FARM LOANS FOR FARMERS BY FARMERS" I Atheno-Melgo LY 3·1682-WY 2..5270 DICK STERRET Goflipollo 446-3391 CLYDE WALKER ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV IS LOCUST STAN INGS HRs _ SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX I Los An~eles '.t Chicago-Kou- ~ Coleman. Cin 23 80 ll 32 .400 lax (5-2) vs. 1\oonce (3·11. Mays, SF 35132 34 52 .394 Columbus Watterson 41 AI Philo I' :•· IJUrgh at Mi lwaukee - , Mays , SF_ 35132 34 52 ·394 Portsmouth 13 Canton Lincoln 3 Cardwell 0 ·21 vs. Clon inger Al len, Phlla 34134 28 48 .358 Steubenville Central 4 · l5-2). ITorre, Mil 26 102 16 36 .353 Campbell Memorhll 2 Pbiiadeiphia at Cincirmali Kranpol , NY J" 122 16 42 .344 AI Clnclnnad (nightl- Belinsky (1 ·21 vs. Nux.,J.Aiou, SF 35150 26 51 .340 Monday 24 17 93 3 333 hall 10.1 ). Aaron, Mil North Bend T~yior vo. New York at St. Louis Inight) Pinson, Ctn 33144 28 4, .326 Cincinnati Western Hills . -Fisher 13·3) vs. S>mmons 1·51. McCcey, SF 34117 24 38 .325 Piqua vs. Dayton Meadowdale San Francisco at Houston t2 , Flood, StL 35 146 ~7 47 .322 _ _ _ _ ...:.__ _ _ __ day-night)-Sanford <J.Ii and American League Mantilla Red Sox- Thomas Marichal (6-31 vs. Bruce 11·5) G. AB R. H. Pel. Red S.:x; ColavJtd, Indians; 1 llorlos, Del 23 85 17 31 ·365 Whitfield, Indians; Horton, Ti· . ond Famll 13·1J. SeeThe Sund<; · . mes Dvllo· Clev 2S 107 12 39 .364 gers all 24. . Los Angeles at Ch icago Caler. Chi ·32122 21 4ll .328 Pitching Full Una Philadel ~hia at Cincinnati l1rAiffe, Del 33127 29 41 .323 National League _ Gibson, At •••, Pttlsburgl, al Milwau kee Wagner, Clev 30 118 26 37 .314 Cards 8-0· Maloney• Reds M· New York al St. Lou is Ward, Chi 32122 22 38 .311 Giusti A;tros 6-1 · Ellis I ,San Francisco at Houston Held, Wash 30 78 15 24 .306 6-l ' ' ' Amencan ~-eaguc ~L:tila, 8os 31111 II 34 .306 ' Arnerlcan Leagoe _ Pascual,: llouiH 50A A 33, I Milo North of AIIMooa " . L. p,.t. GB Kalme , Del 30 lll 24 34 .306 Twins 5-0· Pappas Orioles 5-0·\ o- 9ta 5 Mon. Thvro. llt..t Ia I T - Wed. Prl, Chicago 23 10 .697 Alvis, Clev 30 100 20 33 .306 Grant Twins Ne~ LY U464 A._., 0. Minnesota 21 12 .636 2 Hom• Runo An et' 5-I ' ' l :veland 17 13 .567 4\\ National League- Mays, Gl· l;;~g~s_;;;;~·=iiiOiiiiiiiiiii==~iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiii::::i Detroit 18 15 .545 5 ants 15; Swoboda, Mets 10; BiliLmore 18 16 . 529 51h Torre, Braves .9; McCovey· Gi- ~ Lils A,:geles 19 11 .5211 5\\ ants 9; Banks, Cubs; Mathews , Boston 14 l8 .438 8\\ Braves; Allen, Phils all 8. N York t4 20 .412 9\\ American League - Conigli· Washington 14 21 .100 10 aro, Red Sox 9; Horton, Tigers Kansas City a 24 .250 141> 9; Gentile, A's 9; Blefar:1, Oril<'rld:ly'~. Rr ·a~ H · oles 8; Kaline, Tigers 8. Washin gton 5 New York 4 night Runs Batted In Clevelend It Bosl<m 6, night National League - Bank.1, Bolt1more 5 Detroit 2, night Cubs 36; Mays, Giants 31; MeLos ;eies 1 Chicago 0· t.ight Covey• Giants 28; Johnson, Minnesota 6 Kansas City 4, n Reds 28; Robinson, Reds 27; t .turclov' ; . · ·"~abb Plh:hei'S Pinson, ll>eds 27. KliiiSIIS City at Minne!!Ota - ~ American League - Howard, Talbc' t2-2) vs. Kaat (3-3) or Senators 27; Kallne, Tigers 26; lOOK AT THIS YOUR PROBLEM? Get "SEVIN 11 NOW AT LANDMARKI e WEED CONTROL e PHILCO 0 FROST in CORN with Prices Stert At eLOROX $179·95 YOU MEET THE eATRAZINE eKNOXWEED NICEST PEOPLE !· e2,4D AT LANDMARK NOWI ON A HONDA Red; We Still H1vt A Ftw ' GARDEN TILLERS Hawk's Cycle Sales ·ars97·88 4-f. and LAWN MOWERS at • .. • $46.97 Both with Brill81 & Stratton 4 Cyele Engine ' . III.UES. PRICES POM.EROY • ' . lorvlftl loulhtnltrn Ohlt lnct W, v.. Pltontt WY 2-2181 Carolin_a Lumber and Supply Co. I . .....w.,c.,.,, ..... . lc!olc ~ tloe ... 'I.' Ill W 1 I :II It ftlt . · I. · """' lnthfP 'or' 'or ' , .q,... n1? IP~ DIWI.;;~ Slturd<tyl ' , ..,.. ' ·' ;\·'' I I 0 .,, ' 1 ; i I af ,. I . r ' ' indl 1 Dr. Evelyn Sp er, nut~ · Uonlst for the de~! 1 Federal Exteruuon Service ...Y, there I.s nothing wrong with 8 teen-ager eatmg a hamburger or • Piece of pizza, If the youngsters drinkJ I mllhbake at tho oame eating• and eon· sumes a creen salad, or a bs nana. She says aueh a meal or snack, Js far better than 1 comblnation of a soft drink and polato ehips. JloLLI.IrD The teen-age girl ill the poor· thinning! he crop. Other than , k -.J c.....~• est led member of the farnify. this, there is very little possi'R...t in Q...,.-,d '•"•fl But teen-age boys also need to bility of going wrong in the use Improve their diets. of Sevin as an insecticide. - The nut!rents most often Most of us do not like pest lacking In teen-age diets are whether they are insecUt or calcium and Vitanlin C. Iron other kinds. Therea re certain • often is low In tbe dlel of teen- chemical materials which can Spr~ng Ave. Po mer., age girls. For teen-agers espec- be safely and properly used in • • • Iaiiy !oods that are high 1n sug· l••=='-"'""-"-=--=""'"=;;;;;=--=iiiiiiiiii==-, ., a~ fat often replace those with much needed protein, min. erais, and vitamins. -Overweight is a pressing Fulton-Thompson TRAOOR SALES s u RGE Dr. Spindler has been .point- problem ~ ~n agers. I· Dr. Spmdler e pressed part diet of America's yotmg for cular concern over the fact that several years Recently she many teen-age mothers have m· wrote thai It· was "otertling adequate diets. She said 53 per IN CARPENTER, 0. PHONE MY ..2639 ond disturbing" to know that cent of all girls between 15 and 'In the United states today, It are. or have been, married, lth our abundance of food a and that one out of every four ~e percentage of our ~n- mothers bearing a first child is WASIUNG'OON (UPI) - The over of 900 milll011 buthels a acera-6 out of every 10 girls under 711 years of ag•. i Wl9-32o2 Agriculture Department today 1965 crop o1 1.:139 billion bflsh. and 4 out of every 10 boys- 'Babies horn lo undernour PEARL ST. RACINE, 0. • s I I mated the July I, 19116, elr, and Imports o1 s million have poor dlsls." isbed teen-agers may be prema· wheat cmyover will he obout buahels lure, have congenital defects or f105 million busltel1. ' She said that reHarch shows lack adequate nutritlonal re- , - The department proJecltd do- that teenagers need Improved wves to pmtect them through 'lbla coq>ares wlth the esll· mestlc CODSlllllptiOII for 1165-t6 - - birth and the first few months mated curyover o! 900 nlilllon at 637 million buabell, np slight- the seasonal high In November of life," Dr. Spindler said. bushels for tbe 1116Uii market· Iy frum the prevloua year's es- and December. Wheat prices "Uodersourishment during ing year beifnnlng July I, 1915. limate of 110 million bushel!. now are even more compeUdve pregnsncy may also leave a In a reView of lite wheat Ill· EJ:ports for the coming market- with feed gralrut than they were permanent mark on the yotmg I uatlon• the deparlment estimal- ing year were projected ot '100 11 harvest. Form feeding of mother• and eompllcatlons of ed total wheal supplies ~ million bushels, compared with wheat during 195US was e8ii- Pregnancy and childbirth ac· [ the J.9t15.M marketing ear will an estlmale tl85 million bushels mated at about 311 mJilion bush- count for 6 per cent of the be 2.142 billion buahell. 'l'hLs in- for the year ending June 30. els compared with about 20 death• among 18 and 19 yeareludes the July I, 19115, CIIT)'· . The carryover left after for. million bush•ls In each of the old girls." ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.l l elgn and domellllc disappear- two previous markeitng years. Dr. Spindler gave these rea· ance would be 805 million bushsons why so many teerHger• Compl1t1 Room~ 1 ell. HOSPITAL NEWS are poorly fed : at The department 11id the sea. OAK liiiL - Teen-agers skip breakfasl. son average price received by Blrtho _ Mr. and Mra. Ow- They spend extra time dressing farmers for the 11164 crop was en Frisby, Wellston, Rt. 2, dau- and must rosh to catch the bus estimated In early May at $1.37 ghter, Sarah Jane, May 14. Mr. or a ride. They slay oul late at per bushel. Prices In recent and Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson, night and oversleep. Breakfast weeks have been adjusting to 111 Forence Ave., JIICkson, aon Is not ready aod they don't have new • crop conditions and the Stephen Dale, May u. Mr. Wil- time to prepare il. Girls believe lower loon rate for the 19115 son 1.s a teacher al Oak Hill that eating breakfast will make crop. The average price re- Hl&h School Mr. and Mrs. El- them fat. Middleport, 0. ceived by Iannen iD April was ton Boggs, Rt. 3· Oak Hill, son, - Teen-agers make a poor ser:;;;=:;;;======$=L=M~per ==b=ua=h=el=,=5=ce=nts;::be:l:ow;l Bria1 Keith, May 15. Mr. and lection of snacks. One study 1 Mrs. Rsleigh E. Scott, Rl. 2, lhows that one-fourth ol a teen· Jackson, son, Raleigh Edward ager's calorie• - equivalent to Gravely lttlchmentlare out·'-t for Jr. May 15. a whole meal - come from anacka, whlcb often consist of ,,..,., maneuv.,.blllty,lltety, perfomNtnce. Prea•nt Palleuls- Mrs. Eve- "empty calories" - foods made I 'l'lae Grnely chars"' lDto law tures you. deaerie. Cam•IJ!~• lyn Perry, Jackson, Mrs. Agnes up chiefly of fat ougar. and . and prdeo choroo head fint .•• call for Jm domllll8f!'allo!t. 1011 Jarrell, Jackson, Mrs. Dorothy starches, wltlt small amounts of rettllll tough jobs done r..ter, can be a Front IIDDIMr, ~i McGuire, Oak Hill· Sherman vitamins, minerals, aod proteins Ouler, better. With oaler out- with our Gravelf Bud&fi PWt; (ront attachments working for Coleman, Rl. 2 Oak Hill, Mrs. in proportion to the calories. you, you can 188 what you're Arllnla Bullion, Rt. 1 Ray, - Teen agers do not drink doiq oil ths limo. Mowing is jwt • walk (or ride, if you're Cbarvel Rapper, Rt. I Beaver, enough milk. littilll OD 1 oulky). Plowillfl • D. Kentlflck Richards, Thur- - Teen-age girls fear getting prden, or mo"fina snow is a Open Monday thru man, Mn. Edna Carte, Jack. fat. aDIJI. Wltb 49 ottaduneoto, tho S..turd<ay AM son, Mrs. Nannie Jividen, Me· - Teen-agers' attitude about Gravely bas the filtures and r.-. to5PM-Open Arthur Rt. 2, James Austin •sting. Sometimes meals may Evenints By Fultz, Jr., Oak Hill, Gary Mil· seem secoodary, •specially Appointment Ier, Oak Hill, &bert Haney, when they have something else Uhrichsville, Howard Weisenber· lo do, such as meet a date with aer, South Webster. Mrs. Bes- a car. Or perhaps tbelr lime Phone WY 2-2975 1Ie Howard• Rl. 3 Oak Hill, schedules do not coincide wilh Pomeroy, 0 . 512 E. Main Street Mra. Mary CotUe, Jactson, Mrs. 1ffaa~m~ilv~m~e:;'a~l~ho~""::"':.·_ _ ___:~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==:=:=:=:=:=::=~ Irene Clllahan, Jackson, Mrs. · • IIJiibleen Browe, Jackson, Mn. Norma Hutton, Rt, e, ChilllMrs. Ethel Hurd, JacklOll, Emmett V. Hulbert· Jackson, sod Charlea Franklin Carrell, Rt. 3, Jackoon. 1ng out the shortcomings m the DAIRY EQUIPMENT Wheat Carryover Estimated Around 805 Million Bushels 3 RE~Il..nrut~LE VALUE 1·a.7CU. FT. I . Teen·Age G'IrI IS• poorest FedMember 0 f lffh0}e faiDJ•1y R. P. Holdsworth, OSU ex- 24-das alter petals fall. tension entomologiat, aid the lo- Holdsworth said with I a I e cust appeared • in GaiDa and flowering mletles such ss Jackson Countiel last Friday Rome, it may be necessary to and within the Dell 10 days "e TEPP at first. and not use would emerge over much ol the SEVIN until 24-days b 1 , e eastern half of the alate. elapsed after petal fall. Holdsworth sal~ the d8J111ge caused by th• ClCBda Included Am1teur g a r d e n e r s wne destruction of twigs by • g g warned not to use TEPP be· laying, which begins about one- cause It was exlremely dangerweek afler the. locust come out ous and most amateurs do not of the ground. • have the equipment oecesaary He uld coolrol ~ to apply the msecllclde 11fely. should begin before the cil:ada Holdsworth ..ld SEVIN coold started to lay ew. be applied safely with ordinary He recommended so insedl- spray equipment, Build AFinancial Plan 1 j ~ aro• ir . .~ FURNITURE SH 2-481 I Rutland . • "Human nature cannot gomg 10'' milli. Bouton, Ramos 19) and know 'he mystery of an art In tennis Western Mlchlgr" Wmner - Dame!' without experience.. placed all its men in the ,, • 1. Loser - Bouton (3-4) . H nais and led with 13 points. T • Kirkland 14th,. OPENS TODAY ledo had 12 and Miami 11 t.. -SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP!) - challenge the Broncoes. Balli. 000 310 001- 5 9 0 The Cedar Point resort on Lake t- --= Detroit 100 001 000- 2 8 2 Erie said today It expected 2 son on aUractlons ar ' Pappas, Mhler 19) and Lau, million VISitors during its sea- varmus Improvements, Brows (9) . Wickersham• Ntsch. son opening today. About $! mg additions lo ils 1,000 boc: Wllz (9\ Gladdmg (9) and Free- million was spent smce last sea-manna. han. Wmner - Pappas 15·9). ·- - Loser - Wtckersham 11·3). HR -McAuliffe 16th). I EASY TERMS • • ~dwards w:~ ~~~~:n'• ·~e ~ec~: w:s T pen ourney an~ hers of the Reno _gang held up to Jim Duffalo who gave up - a tram at Marshfteld, Ind. Tdhle house of Bowling Green had f ' d one third Wash 000 101 003- 5 8 3 robbery netted 98-thousand o · one run 10 our an · · k ~ Ia . cash 73 and Pete Donald of Marsh . 100 030 ~ 4 10 0 rs 10 · · New Yor · d Ch k IT. 11 1 Bo r mmngs. C . k Kreutzer (7), A thought ror the day: Plato a,n uc arne o . w.nl l lour of tht• vlclones the strcngthth g off Frank Robinson retneved the . hth gand opened th .. ninth by traceable lo lal e·InO\ng un er Drysdale, ball and fired a strike to Rose ou Wohn Callison • 0 and hghtnmg wh storied who suffered hiS third loss '!'lie second baseman heard Allen then slammed his hom· The Cardm.> ls. I e of a at nst stx WillS Ron Santo shortstop Leo Cardenas shout. and Sisler got Gerry Arrigo the season hv l'"'llg IV·d I I, g d f the Cubs and Jim 10 ing 'Home. home," so he er k' 'n the bullpen. Sisler thEir firs! Sl' ga mi·s. move o IOmere or . for the I wheeled and f>red Catcher wor mg ' d to take within 3'\ g:moes or forst place Lefebvre had three hits John Edwards put the tag on said he double Fnday mghl when they S\ Oifd Dodgers A ro and moments later Car.,Jay out t J Jet him go be1 4 two run s in ninth mnmg ° 1 Pinson Leods Attack d:s threw out Tony Tajlor to but afraid Arrigo beat the Ne. _vork Vada Pmson drove In three MEMPHIS: Tenn. (UP!) - end the game. cau ht ive Ta lor a high pitch The v~rtorv l'O>tbled ti•e '" I . m double and Tranquil Julms Boros took a Vada Pinson's bar was a key ~~ug g , ~at he likes." inals to pirk up a fu ll game on runs with a ho er, h I Cincin Ifour stroke lead mto the back· factor in the Reds victory The and that s w the front . ru omog Los Anw·lr' smglc to ':··~h·at n~n\ 'Art Ma: stretch of tile $60,000 Memphis fleet center fielder dro~e in The Reds manager blamed Dodgers who suffered a 1·3 nai l atl oc " e-<~ !Open today but the 11!-yenr vet . h d ble a sin the Phlls' nmth-mnmg rally on loss to the Cilwago Cubs haffey '" the Pluliles hiS sec· -e ran of the tour wasn't picking three runs Wll a ou . carelessness by Jay poinling 000- 0 8 1' Reds Edge l'h>ls und loss Deroo Johnson and lout flowers f •r the winner'• cir· gle .and ,a homer lh th out that all of the Phillies' hils LosChlcaAgo 000 000 Olx- I 3 I Pmson s smgle m e sevM 'th two strikes on the ng. Th C. . nat Reds t>dged John Edwards al!lo homered , 1 e mctn ' · 1 1 AI Joh c e · · f !lowed a double by came w< John 13·1) and Romano New· the Ph >ladelphta Ph1l lir<. 6-5 for the Reds w':,• ex , .1 nd l The 45-year-old Fort Lauder· ~nmg ; "ded what proved batter. an R Lee ) and R~dgers 19 the San Franrtsco G1ants lson and Rtch A en con nm"' dale Fla pro's 64 was low for ose an pr~v 1 • Joey admitted it m. ' ) downed th e Houston Aslros, 6l· :fur the Phliies. Joey Jay the day a~d hts 36-hole total of to he the wmnmghrun. II "I should have relaxed, but I Wmner - Newan I51. • and the Pittsburgh Ptrates loP· [ ptcked JP hiS second VIctory lor 130, 10-under-par Friday was Pmson's three tls w~~~~ l:d I pressed ," he said. "I hadn't 003 000 00~ 4 8 0 ped the Milwaukee Braves 6-1' four mmngs , of reilef pttchmg the lowest second round score to left or left cent~r fuat "when been out there on the mound Kan. Ctty 010 022 lOX- 6 II 3 m other NL game" ' Wtlhe McCovey drove m four or the current Professional Golf- Robmson to remar for a while and 1 wanted to do Mtnn. ln the Amen; an League.' runs wtlh three luts, mcludmg Iers Assocl8tlon competition this Vada's hittmg the ball to th~ well pressed ... tried to Segui, Hunter <_21, Drabowsky 1 Cleveland be.>t Boston . 11·6 a three-run homer. and Jtm 1year. oppoSit~ fteld, I know, he s .•1 mak~ the perfect pitch." (5), Sto'k (6), D1cksoo (8) an~ Wa sh ington n<pped New York, Davenport and Malty Alou also It also was Boros' beet round rtght. That means he s hllt~.ng Joe Nuxhail was to try and B'!an. Pascual, Plets (9), Wor ! 53 Ballimore defeated Detroit. I had three htts each for the Gl· lsmce 1958 at St. Paul but he the bait where tl" pitched. . et his first victory in tonight's thmgton 19) and Battey. Wm· :,. 2· Los Ang eles ln f'ped Ch>· ants Ron Herbel breezed be- 1129 one year m Tucson then I Deron Johnson blasted hts g t t Bo Belinsky . was ner - Pascual <5·9) . Loser 12 cago. 1.0. and Minn esota topped hind the I4htl gwnt attack to : didn't win. ,seventh homer of the _season eo~~~ jed work for the Phil Drabowsky 11-41. HR.• - Gen· 10 K . c· 1. 64 • gain his third wm of Ihe sea- , 8 Jros whose best finish here and Edwards got hiS fifth to s.c tile 19th), Versailes (3rd). ansas J :.. . b k d • . dd . to a rune·hil hes The Ca rdina ls pulled oul t~eir son. Ron No~t e _art was ayoe was eighth in 1960 and twice a more spice ~-"---~~::.'.=::.·---------.-: latest eleventh · hour victory in I 2·3. mmogs . Had . was withdrew because of muscle I Phila. 210 000 101- 5 12 2 • ·hen Julian Javier and Lou charged w>th h>s th ird sttmght ac hes. actually set two 1965 Cincinnati 010 oo lOx- 6 9 0 Brock seared on Hoy Mr· l setback of the season. precedents Thursday. HIS four Mahaffey, Roebuck (6), Short stroke lead was the largest 17 ) Baldschun (8) and Trl8n· margin on this year's PGA tour. Major Leagu• Results do~. Dalrymple <7). O'Toole, V'l~ But the veteran pro still wasn't By United P1 •. lstel"lllltiooal Duffalo (1), Jay 16) and Ed· counting any ehickens with 71 wards. Winner _ Jay (2--1). l.tA>j~.,..'\.1 other pros and one amateur. Nallonal Leagu• M haffe <~·2) HRs Deane Beman, bunched behind :Los Ang. 000100101-3 140 LoserJh a fth) • Pmson 1 0 nson ~ him from 134 to 144. Chicago 001 102 OOx- 4 9 0 D. JOhnHis nearest threaUt were big Drysdale, Miller 18) and Tor· (7th) , Edward• (5th~: A. George Archer and Gene Lilt- borg. Ellsworth (4·3) and Ros· 1son !2nd), Allen (6t I. lL--J'-=------------~-:,_;;o. ,. . ler bst early favorite Jack novsky. Loser - Drysdale (6-Major League Standings :,ttgman 10·0). . Nicklaus showed a burst of 3). HRs - Torhorg 12), Santo San Fran. 240 100 001- 8 14 0 By Unitr Press International · 1 m1 ;' Detrmt- Roberts lstea'l1 Thursday with two eag- (7), Rosnovsky <2), Houston 000 000 010- I 52 National League <4·31 vs. Sparma 11 ·2• les to end up in a knot at 135 Herbel t3-3l lilld Hailer. Not· W. L. l'et. GB Boston ot Cleveland- More- with Texas rookie Homero N w Yo k 100 100 200- 4 9 1 tebart, Dierker 13) , Coombs 191 Los Angeles 23 12 .651 head <2·3) vs. rerry 14-1) Bleneas and Australian Bruce Ste Lo r o1o100 102- 5 11 1 and Bateman. Loser - Notte· Cincinnati 20 13 .61!6 2 . ·ashin: ·on '! Ne.w iork - Crampton, who had a second Jack~:n. Ribant (7), Bear· bart (0.4). HRs _ McCovSt. Louis 19 15 .559 3\\ , Rtchert <1·3 ) or Narum 12·3) round 65. th , and Gonder Canniz91 San Francisco 19 16 .54> 4 vs Ford (2-31 . First round leaderi Mason ~r 18 ) Washburn Taylor (7) lr-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii"JI Mtlwaukee 16 14 .533 4'h Chicago at Los Angel~s night Rudolph and Bob McCa llister : : T'~cker• McCarver (9) . Chicago 17 17 .500 5\\ -- Peters (4-2) vs. Lopez (5·3). fell back With matching 7181 to w· er - TayJo·· <1-4!). LoserPhiladelphia 16 18 .471 6\\ Sunday's Games join five others at 136. Ri;;nt (l-2). Smith Houston 11 20 .459 7 Ch icago at Los Angeles th) Swoboda llothl. New York 13 21 .382 9\\ Kansas City at Mmnesota High School BasebaD Score• 14 • Pittsburgh 10 24 .294 12% Baltimore at Detroit, 2 Class AA Pitts. 000 101 301- 6 10 0 Boston at Cleveland , 2 Regional Tournament• Milw. 000 010 000- t 5 31 Friday's Results I Washington at New York, 2 At Cleveland Law, McBean t6) anri PagliChicago 4 Los Angeles 3 Shaker Heights I Cincinnati 6 Philadelph ia 5, n · N th c to 0 F' 1 aroni, Cra ndall (4) . Lemaster, or At an n ma s Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 1, n Major I.eague Le aders Gomtr Niekro >7), Tiefenauer t9) and "Where You Get tho Most St. Louis 5 New York 4, n By United Press International ' Pleasant Vew 3 Torre. Winner - Law (1·5). For Your Money" San Francisco 8 Houstor I, n National League Fremont Ross 1 Loser - Lemaster (2-4). MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sa 1·1rday's Pri•lub: Pitchen G. AB R. H. Pet. Rossford 5 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., May 22, 1965-7 Pesticide Interest is Running High ·in Meigs County UniverSity went Into toda finals of the Mid - Amerlr Conference track fi• championsbips with high hor of treating the home crowd ' • victor. . The Bobcats qualifted ~~~· ' men for Ieday's final rour Western Michigan, however, ' Se~er :~~rd s~:~\~g s:~:·~e: pl:~zun Ien~~: g!vet~: ",i~uen !~~~~ 7;~ D!~el~r~~~ 'Kline <9) and Ca· s8ld· 1 Pestleldes should be applltd controlllnlllliiiOJII· i*fl. I f 1 :only to the plants li ted on tqe 'IIA DO\ for tbe ~~· ~ , label of tbe container. Cldel we ltllve. we -'t1 lilt Be sure to read .he label be- bavt ·llt'e· lititlDtlllll fl!od .-11 fore 1pplying pesticides 1o that il now ~~~~ IIi • lng vegetables or fruits. They United Stale.. may leave unsafe l'ellidues If - - - - - - - - - applied at Improper times aDII • Observe specUled safe BY c. E. BLAKESLEE days. 'l'hLs me... then If we ireported that he had used Guilt· ducla for food purposes follow also. be sure that he actually 1• go- rateo. Intervals between the laat pesti1 County Ext. Agent can control all of the insects .ion, which is a longer fasting directions v•ry carefully to a- Another problem that users ~g to attempt to con~. so~e clde application and harvesl. that are going to be attacking . H anted iii bl r oblerna later on. of pesticides should realize Is msect or pest. He sbou t app Y Do not allow pesticide spray More people are showing the alfalfa for the three or four spray, on April 28. e w vo gge pr that the manufacturer of lhe peslicides 118!ely. The first step or dust to drift. When applying Interest In the use of pesllcides day period, and 00 new Insecta to start cutlmg on May IS. A~ther problem with Goth- product ass urnes nosl kadnb Is . read the label first. Deter· U·D or similar chemical to 1 this year than ever before. hatch then we have taken care Regulations provide that with ion ts that this Ia one o! the does not guarantee r..ults. If nune the rlibt amount of the weetl6 keep it from coming in. From the farm standpoint of th~ problem. Guthion 21 days must elapse maleriale which must be Uled you will read the fine_ print on right pea!leide to use. Ov,"rdos· contact with your Dowers, this is probably brought about However, this is not the oil· '!rom the time the spray i• ap- very carefully to avoid the pos- each contamer, yo~ w11! fmd a age ts waste!w; It won I kill shrubs and other valuable by the heavy mfrstation of a~ uatlon this year In Meigs coun· plied until the crop is cut. In slbility of inJury to lhe person disclaimer that indicates the use more msects : 11 may be mJur· plants. falfa weevil. Within the. last few ty. The earliest alfalfa weevil other words, we would start Iapplying it. of the pesticide is completely lous to plants_, and rna~ leave The United States Department days the pertodtcai c1cade or hatched close to the middle of counting lhe first day on the If not handled and applied beyond the control of the manu- a harmful res1due oo frmts and or Agriculture is responsible for . the atlention ol everyone. April. They apparently are atiil 21lth o! April, then the farmer properly, many pesticides. can facturer. Thus. he makes no vegetables. enforcing the Jaw that rrquires 17-year l~cust has attracted hatching. could cut his hay anytime start- IInjure lsom• even kill) wlifllfe, warranty 1mplied or otherwise . Be careful not to gel pest!· all pesticides shipped In lnlt:rth atetnlton of everyone. ing May 20 or later and be com· I nsh, honey bees, domeslie ani· as to the •ffechveness of the cldes on food, disheo, or rook· stale commerce properly regWhenever we get heavy in· II we are to achlevr 110 per pleteiy sure that be wu follow- mals or humans. The flnl rnlt materi'al. ing utensils. iste.-.d and labeled. State authfestalions or unusual conditions <enl control, tben It would be ing recommendaliona. of safety in ualng any pesticide The reason for this otalemenl Remove pets and their food orllieo are , ..ponsible for mak- 1111n1 olnner, then everybody is interested. necessary to apply a spray Recommendations •uch as the is lo read aztd follow the direc- Js obvioua. The user may not and water pans before apply· ing oure that pesticides shipped faster 111wlng I The big problem is to determine of this material approximate- 21-day waiting period are bas· lions and precautions on the con- mlr lbe material properly, be log pesticides. . wlthm a state are properly Ia· first of all, what is the pest? ly every 5 to 7 dayo. T b Is ed upon the best scientific evi· tainer label. Do this each time may not put it on at the right Keep people, partlcuarly chtl· beled New Holland's Model and second, is there somehting would not only be lmprarUcal, dence available, and upon the you use a pesticide don't depend Ume, he may not put it on in the dren, away from areas where It i~ up to the Individual user 450 Mower has a long th~t can be done about il ,an but oery unprofltabl•. best interpretation of the way on your memory. Many pest~ proper quanttty "! In the proi>" you. are mixing or applying to see that pesticides are used th1rd,. are we gomg to use a By tbe correct timing of lh~ farmers will apply a spray. 11 cide manufactur.ers Include leaf. er uniform appltcalton. pestiCideo. safely. 3l4·inch sickle stroke pe ltc1de and are we going! o spray, 1t m.lgbt have been po~t- is quite Important lhen !halllets of lnstruettons with their 1'14 ~eans that lbe user of Dilute or mil sprays outdoors Many folks will he worried that gets you out of use 1t effecltvely and ~afeJ~? hie to achteve kill of the b>g- crops which will produce pro- products. carefully read them any peoltclde should first of all or m s well ventilated pbce. about the .year locusts, but 1 your hay field faster! 17 few people will We have had complamts . Ul ~est ~tcb of insect by appJy. · actually very l'ou mow up to 7 acres regard to pe<licides controlltn~ mg thts year al about the end do anything about 11. We real- an hour, New Hollllld's alfalfa weevil. lf we checked of the first week in May. The ize that the 17·y•ar locust will carefully,. however, we should l~rmer m1ght then have cut be a nuisance. Contact sprays pitmanless action !lives you smooth, quiet mowkeep 1n mmd that the three con· hts hay, removed what hay the properly applied every five days trois recommended by 0 h i o weevils had left, and I hen tf will !airly effectively control the ing with just enough built-in vibration to Slate University, namely Mala· watched the second cutting to . . locusts that It hits. bt>t it will keep the mowed crop lhion, Methoxychlor and Gulh· d•termine if It were necessary COLUMBUS (UPI)- The elde called SEVIN but warned WASHINGTON (UP!) - A ealtng habtla. She noted thai : not prevent the new crop ol ion, have both advantages and to spray the re~owth so that Ohio Stale Unive!"'lty Elle~I~n' it should not be used prior to Agriculture Department outrl. The older the child the r locusts moving from the from plugins the sickle. 10 diSadvantages. Malathton . and the Sf?"nd cuttmg hay would Service today said the periodic the second cover spray, an an- tlonl•l contends that the teen- er the diet She sold the'":r- neighbor's yard or field. Fully mounted, hitches · Mexthoxychlor are relshvely be available to harvesl. cicada or 17-year locust, would nual spray used b frull-grow- age girl ill the poorest fed mem· 'th Commercial fruit growers quickly. Drop in soon short value pesticides. In oth· NEW PROBLEM emerg~ sooner than expeded ers. He said It could cause OVOI' her of th• whol• family. The centag~l ~1 y~ung peop1eh WI should keep in mind that Sevin for 1ull details. Easy er words, they are .effective for One .of the problems develop- this year due to bot wealhel' In thinning of fruit. The second teen-age boy aiao needs an im· hi~~OO:"("';ses ..'earp1Y if applied to late blooming fruii terms, always trading. 0 een g · only three to posstbly seven ing this past week, a Jarm_er early May. spray should be applied about proved diet. rom c trees, may have the effect of NJ:w vlctory l ~nd ~~.144 ar~~~:dJ~~~~~~~~\:/~~~~ee ~ ~~~·fit;;te~~~~e::: yt~l;'.:: C~lavito (1thi . Luplow ilst). ;:;e~'g_' with no _te~ver tlta~ fourth 'ictor~f 0~~~~:,~·:~~f~ New-In Forming eig' t fh ·· American League had wa e Terr Harmon Toledo four, Miami end Kt t Boston 020 r J 614 0 in Jim ,lhree each and Marshall w:., Cleveland 200 t20 24x-11 13 0 sacrifcie fly for the \shut out. . Wilson, Ritchie (6), Earley wmnin run. ' Bobby_ Ltlller .Jr. of Athe"· (7), Radatz (7) , Lamabe .'8), 1 11 :as Ohio's 25th Ohto was fll'st-day med · Bennett (HI and Tillman. Ttant· a ainst a single loss and put lSI m golf With a 34·34--68 "' Weaver <5 1 Bell 19) •nd Az· Bobcats' record at 10-1 in the Bobcats took a se• •· cue. Winse; - Weaver 11·0) . the conference. stroke edge over runners . " Loser - Ritchie (0·1). HRs Bowling Green and Westt" l Conigliaro 18th) ' Bressoud (3rdl In 11168 the great train rob· Michigan. H nton (4th) Davalillo (2nd) , bery took place as seven n.em· Western's John trail 01~ . '. B~~ ~~llet arter Dennis Scouter Bowling Green quaiifi"'lk d men, Western Michigan in points at Trenton, three a. a . picked J~y ~p hlsb~~c doni~ ~·~:er'n~ick~isler an tym~ the sweat Ron %oboda and Charl ie ,TOTALS · , 13 13 putout " '" the boxsrore Sm<lh h<l homers for the llets TIDS WEE\S R~S~ . hils for the Phiis bounced a Th 're rut>L' nt l' on a fourLogan 4, Jar son · gan un. 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C. mirrors. heater! radio, 8 rlran \'S One Should Consider 'Traffic' When Arranging Home Furniture ® Pomeroy Motor Co. . n FLOWERS 79cto$4.95 The Sunday &!boot IIU 11-or- Uom Amol Ill th11 ~ Mllll." lanlled SUnday witb lhe fol· amona 111011 who wlU fraduall llallatl Pnll lllt1'1111Uoul Dillon hu been an aollve loWing lilt or ollleen eleeted: from lllli«n HJab School lbil llOU.YWOOD (\IPI) -Racent participant in the lllol'llllllll In Secretary • trmurtr, Lloyd weak. · i\ttworlt J111110unc:emenll have HollyWood 1o ltl lllort m.Jor Dillinger; Llbrarlant• I!IIKI)r Sevll'al local f&mlllH •tllndeontll'llled that comedian Bi II .]obi for Nelrotl In telovlllon, Dl!llnger and VIcki Carr, lllh- ed Baccaleureate strvlcH II C.by will l1e only ooe of at CBS TV, it II utd, consld- en· Randy Dillinger aod Rk!lty li:ulern llllh 1ehool oo Sllllday leosf several Negro actorJ 1o tr1 'lfugan'a Heroes'' lo be Wllliamo ; Attendance reoord Mtl)l lB. ' have regular roles oo television perh81J8 its holtOit prospect for Pamela Hendorr n: p!DISI Nl- Mr. and Mn. Cbarlll D. oert,l lhit lall. hll comed,y llltua among Its na Robinson; Adult Clan teach Wood• vlllted her mother, Mn. Cosby aol the dloll pllbUctty new llllrlea. er, Eleanor Boyl11 and llelan J. B. Soyu and Mr. and llecaUJe he Will have equal top The star is Bob Crone for- Woocle; YoU11jl Adult ellll, CUNord lloyu and bllliiiC with llobart Culp In merly of. the Donna Reed Nellie Parker and Charlel Tay Middleport 1111 ltloday NIC.TV'I "I Spy" I Wtlklf lttlll. AecordiDJ lo CBS • TV, lor· Wlllln& W<l'kel'l Tbe!DII oooo. • allow !hal will follow 1ht two u 'Hopn'• Heioes'' ernployea the He~dmon and Mary' AmDI; Mre. Velma Cllllldy II thty portray lnltlltaonca aaenll devtee ol a runnlnc battle or Jiu1y Bets. lrle Carr IDd Nina in& Mr. and Mre. Polll Buoldty 1 roambtC the -kl. wits lleiWHII the Alllod prison- Roblnlon; Prlmlr)o, Jllllll"aud family. • • NoW CBS-TV lw 1111l0111lced era and their oaplorl. The pristhat 111 Jona ·lllll4tnl wtlilm, 0001'1 lurn the camp Into a "llawhldo," wtll bavt a Nollt'O nerve oanttr lor movbtC capIn a rt&llllr ftaturad roll 11 a tured Alllld 10ltlltr1 back to d!oYir, lhelr own outflll." He 11 llaymond St. Jacqun, Tbt announCed cutin& or St. .I.(!IUII 30. And acoortlln 10 CBS-TV, Jacqueo and Dixon, by obance, t.ahi wlll join Clint lliutwootl, com11 at a ttm1 whan lht Hol "Wbou llarrlng 1'1111 U Row- lfwood tratll prtll qaln is a t.Ctllltl.. ay Yaill hu beflll enllrat4 to lot IUIUIUally lnttreotlng U.:K •• Ill. that ol traU boll," and with new about tht Ntaro moveJI.U Brllllh a~ D1vld Watlon, an- ment In movlta aod teltvltrion. othtr ntW rtltJllr. '10 fOrm an A whllt blclc, for inadVtllilll'lllll trio with l-Ily ltllllr:t, one bttdllne read: diVIIU llecQrotmcll." 'NAACI' 1o mount drive in B:rlo Fltmln&. the lonntr 1111' after a langthy layoll of civil and troU boll, Ia out of the rfihla pressura, ohow . Anolhar Ntl"" actor, mean· The Cbalutel ltrlm: Skatewhllt. will apptor In a new board co•tttton amona men, CBS • TV ttrll!l tnUtled •Ho- women and ohfldrtn at Ana&111'1 Hero~~," a comedy eel In helm, CaUL will bo aaan on a Otrmlft Pl1101101'-ol·war camp ABC • TV'• 'Widt World of In World War U. Sports·• May 29 ... Tho QrJ!lld Ht II Ivan Dixon· toho otarrod Ole Opry" country-weltern mu In lht !'fOOl! and mueh-talktd· 1lc proaram 11 upoctod to be about mone 'Nothln& 8Ltt a 1yndlcated In 1 number of rna- t<OWPY, IHI!Rl,, • I 8ROU6HT MY MAN SNUFFY A 8Ai!<ff OI'·UH• PRill> CHICKIN - ~,.,._ I . charae. Wilma Jean All1or c" and WB- DAILY CROSSWORD j I Alfred Society News '· If RICK 1K1 IIROW Trame paths are necessary (edge of table to nearell wan In every room. Properly loca~ or piece of furniture); 2 feet 10 · ed entrances to a room should 2 feel, 8 Inches. hold the number and length of - Traffic pstb around table . lhe paths to a minimum. More and occupied chalra !Dr serving; satisfactory furniture arrange- 2 feet, 6 ioehes to 3 feet. ments can be arrive,! at If m•- In lhe bedroom, allow I h • jor traffic paths cross only the following: side or end the room. y 0 u _ Space for making the bed; should strive to keep major 1 foot, 6 inches to 2 feet. s b 1 1 beds· trarrie from pas!>ing through a - pace e ween wm . • conversation area. 1 foot, 6 inches to 2 feet, 4 mch-- POMEROY - 111 story frame, engine, 000x20 rear trreo, heater. 10 ft. _oump body TRAD.ER LOTS - lree sew5 rooms 13 bedrooms and Chevrolet 21"Ton $169 5 ror waat Ad sarnH 7~ f Cantl pe:r word one lna.rtloD age a nd Water · Brown'l J'rail bath, basement, front and 1 1957 1 C:ab and chassis. 102" nb to axle 81.00 No. 2 s~et>1l. r~~.r IIUIIImam Cha111• eo centl er Park fState Approved) 16""'"""""':'~~~~':""""'""1 back porches, gas heat, lot axle. VS engine. heavy duty 5 speed trans . Pull air br,d,u;, !:.,.CU!ta u!:'rtiO":.rd ror 1'hrM ee~a- Minersville, Ohio, Pbone WY :L:A~F!o:~::~L' 100' X 100' in good location. 1 900x20 tires. A eood clean heavy duty truck. ~ "S. 10 " ' C!ent 0\leount on paid adl and 2-3324 1 15 UC Malathion & Metbollchlor ar"* laP. adl p•td. W'lthln to day• · recommended f11r controllin11 All- Priced to sell. When halls are omitted from sr•ce in front of chest of CA.WD OF THANKS 6 OBrnJARU:S aU weevil. Eeonomlaal Unico Alf. Ia house plan, some part ol .,,.,, d•·awcrs, 3 feet. IUS tor 58 word 1llJD. W t d alfa Weevil spray contalu bot h. SMALL II ACRE FARM- One llnum ll!acb addltlonll word la. Employment an e Ma, be appUed up to ., daJI before mile from Pomeroy. I story · I room in the house becomes '' ~ Space for dressing; 3 feet OTP'ICI HOURS _ harveat, no ruldue• In mUll. Law frame, f. rooms (2 bedrooms) OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. . hallway. Thrs part of the ro·•·n ,0 4 feet (in both dire<tlons). 1:311 ",-.,.M .•t~.&·noto ~'It~~~. WANTED - Painting concrete tt:n:le1~. euy to apply. Gl•• ..en 11Nr4a:r · "· · . ' . 1011d .control of dettructlva larvu front and back porches, part ' caAnot be used for lurnilu n· Next week we will talk more rrs sp ec•,sv finishing, patios, driveways, •ta••· 1ut1 up to 1 ""u. "-R basement, all 14 acres cultiPOMEROY • OHIO except for occasional small about the grouping of furniture. TO rl-' A ik t WOrk controll IPictlebap, other forll'l a.uvLT PRODUCING S!dewa S, carpen er · tnaee!tl. LA!IroMARil, Mell• C11unt, vated and level, good locaj scale cht'SL<. tables or the like. WANT AD Lester 8 . alley, 108 S. Farm Bureau CooPerative Anoela.. rt . Uo• Eut Matn Street. Pomeror. , 'dd\ lion. Priced right. Auto Sales legal Notice if there is adeouate space. Fourth Ave., M1 epo . 1n - - - - - - - - - - POMEROY - Nice building lot \ Take a look at the openings The Almanac PHONE WY2·2156 !railer. H5-6tc Livestodc 100' x 290\ all utilities avail Tile Ramtt1er IN Tlfl coMMON ltLIAI COURT of vour room and where they ; ~~ United Press International able. out of high water. Only World Standard ol Compad MIIOI couNTY, •••o ' leHd. R•member that people loday Is Saturday May 22 1 CURTISS BREEDING Service, $2000.00. Eleelleuee Jack HM"r•• and Mert•P,:.~~~~:t_ usually takr the shortest route .the 142nd day of 1Y65 with 223 Carel of Thanks for the best lD artificial ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Big car room, ride ud per- Rv ... u 1• Witton, et 010,tendanh Ibet ween two poi nts. [n your h.. follow. GROWING HAY in field, now lh , BOv ~· WY 2-3&3& SmaD e<ODOID,! ••· '"'" , ca,., does I his mean !!rat lral- 1 . WE WISH TO thank everyone ,_., to cut Phone WY 2- breeding. 180 of e Nation s A ~ lermanre. eu NOTICI ofl IAI..I! 1fie paslies through the center 01 1 The moon i~ approachmg Its who was so kind and tought- 13M. S 20 3tp leading sire! make thetr· 5 21 3tc aud Dld&(CerabUU, Purauant to an Order of Hale Is· lh!:' room') I last quarter. tul at the d..tb Of Our fat_her, •~n ~R'S ~-~ery, ADI!qalty, home at CUrtiss. For !ervice, 8H IUed by the court of commor~ r1e~s , · f mornr·ng star Is· Sal urn. ol Melli County. Ohio, I .,...;!I offer I 1,eave traffic paths ree 1'1re n~~~ MDI w ~--·"· IIJIIULoc.o unK Call Leland Parker, Pomeroy, MotropolllaD MoiOro I ' Th . I . M .noa» er. e ~-....- Oblo~ Speeia1s lor Friday and Ohio WY 2-?:.!64 or Albert FOR SALE E Mala Street. PomerOJ' ~~~ •::·J~~:,u~~~-A~~~:~~:~~·~~· ~~:~~~.:"J~. from furniture and wi~e enou~h , ,. e evemng s a1 IS ars. wish to thank the Ewmg Fu· Saturday- Reg. 39c cookies, Park'er Chesler Ohin on I ROOM FRAME house and ·Pboao WY • _... M. at the court Hou•e or ~airt ~·ulm· to walk through eas1ly. Make Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Eng.. net. ! Home and tbe Holzer I • fNOt• b. bl the Vllllllll of Pomei'O)', the ' 'ble I'Js h nove I'IS t was bOri1 on th'IS . . . 3 for $1.00; Reg. 49c cookies. 3415. ' ~ 19 12tp bath, all utilities, 444 Beech 22 Ue followtna de.cribed real eda1e: the route as dJreet as poss1 4 Hospital. The Miller Family. 2 for ~c-, Reg. While bread, Street Middleport The touowlnl nal es~ate .sltuat· between the entrance and the dav in 1859. He was the creator 5-22-lt oaFO S LE F Co ' ' ed to the County of Mel fi~. m the . . . · c 2 for 39c; 3 for 5Sc; Milk, R A me pony. me 1 ROOM FRAME house on Mid- Employment Wanted state of Ohio, and 1n the Tuwn· a('t 1v1ty norm ally part1c1pated of "Sherlock Holmes.'' . With . 6 acres 0 r •hiP of SIIIU.hury, and bounded and - I' ·t If 't . ' - - - - - - - - - - 69c gal. jug, 59 With $5.00 and See. Mason -5923 I lOY 7 ~ ftNdleport Hill de&cri bed ... followa: Thtt CollowinJI m lf S . I IS a passageway Notice order. " gal. 1·ug, 39c 34c ·oNUt.4'! 1 d LIGHT Housework and compan- defiCrlbed trad of land 1:1 Section to another roo"n. allow a direct, On this day m history : '7J an . . n Good cook. References. No. 2!h bflgtnniBI at a point ill the "f . . ., with 00 grocery order. 10 Dr. Melvin E. Doerr Vetert. I ROOM LOG CABIN l. acres, }() . ..0 3 C!eoter of Thomu Fork Cree k and ree-from-fw mture route. l In 1807 former Vice Prest.. · No 1 potatoes, 83c; arian. large and small• anlmall. near Bmgham . .s Millt ' Rut- Phone WY 2·3084· 5 ~> te In the Enl lin• at Joe Moore'Mlot: Try to arrange conversatJOil' dent Aaron Burr went on trial Ibs. U. S. tb&nee south '~ de!l' . ltut aton11 . BEAUTIFUL Moore'• Jot 316 feet to. the south· areas so that traffiC passes a- f "t ., . Rl h d V 5 l •~ u. s No 1 new potatoes 128 Washington SL Rave~~~- land ' · AUTO SALES eut earner of ume. betns also the d lh It . t· d , or reason In c mon a. "" LIFE·LIKE h 2 55 c; Large fres eggs, wood , W Va. Phone ... '~L I ROOMS AND BATH, 2 story No<~>IUIIroad: ""' " " ' At'"'" '"' ""'' roun IS some tmes c- , B . d lhe foII ow· I ,.,.,......,., l':ne thence south 54 dt'~- sirable em. to re-route trarnc In urr was acqmtte doz, 69c. Gem pop, 39c car~ Office bours, Daily 4 to I p. house, cement block, 463 1900 2 • door Chevrolet sedan &ut 205 teet: thence South eo th' f . · be ing August of charges of plot1 28 tfc Lin In Street Middleport . d b k dell Eallt 103 feel: thence South IS case, urmturc may . . 1 bolt!es. Fre!l h frw'ts m. ton, pus co , •· power steermg an ra es. ~~~ de~~:. 1:111t us feet: th.,nce used to define the new route tJng to set up a state mdependand vegetables. Phone WI 9• FOR RENT $550.00. Call VI 3-2625. ~::~~ 1~~e~·e:. 111ia!:3 ~~~r 'h::~~ This should be done with larg~ . ent of the U.S. government. 322G. 5 20 3tc Busine~ SeMCII MODERN I ROOM apartment, 5 21 3tc thence North sa de11. Ensl 268 feet . 1 furm.1ure. S 11 . -S d St t M'ddl rt _ _ to road leadtnr to Mlddlrpurt; piece-s 0 ~ rna p1ec-1 1 BAR AND CAFE ' D1 and D2 UPHOLSTERING'· reasonable BRICK econ 5 ROOMS ree' · 1964 VOLKSWAGEN nre North YJ der. We~t 407 es may ca use a safety hazard. Ia· Open 7 Days I w..k andepobath . • 2 door the f~t; lhenee North 311.!1 deg. we~t Permits. All good equipment, rates. All work guaranteed. M !be St 1 Mlddl rad1o and heater. Ph· 339 fed to road etadin&to Porn· Allow ·ample space within the 7 AM Tl\11 :00 P.M. 1.• sedan, . d'tl lo t rea . u rry ree ' epor WY 2-54"0 Kenny B r a u n• eroyr thence South 3 deg, We~t b a1r con I on, w ren · s~ Free estimates. Take advantRODNEY DOWNING oo, 25 reet tu r:enter ur Thoma~~ F\ .. rk rOCY.ll etween groupings of furRutland Discount on for selling, health. Owner, agoe of my "Get 8C<JUalnt~ Real Estate Broker Pomer~y ._ 5 19 6tp ~~~e~:(O~';:;e~~~:~!11151rmtt~e a~dea~::~: nit~re to permit p~ople to move eWURLITZER Store Jessie Carman, Wellston. ed" prices. Phone Pt. PleasMIDDLEPORT 1952 MODEL lh ton plCl· up lllM9 of cn;ek lo the Eut Hne of easily. These traffiC lanes would eBALDWIN . • Joe Mouru and place uf be111n- be 'd . , Oh'10 • Phone 384·9925• 8 ft er 5 .ant anytime, ~--~----- _ 675-41~ Mowtruck. Price $375.fkl. Rowley llin 1 , •:ontolnlng 11.11 acri'• but 11ubcons1 ere·d mmor traffiC 5 20 ond OTHER FAMOUl COAL BIDS needed, Middleport p. m. home phone 384·3570. ery's Upholstery. 5 20 6tp & Reed Hi)rdware. 5 11 tfc ~~Jd,t;po~Y a~~fh~o~;;!:er~owRa~~ paths. Define these as clearly BRAND5 Post Office, require 30 tons 5 20 3tp BULLDOZER WORK, uipped _ 5 room . road or state Hlrhway Department. as possible with furniture so .. eq FOR SALE Oe 1957 H1JlS.lfll part of the real l!~tale ~on th t t 't h t tok I Bid of s er coa. s must be Barden's Market Rt 12-4 Syra'th . ch B' 11 . b h 125 Loc t St nyed to Deaver Hy.eU and Fran- a guess won ave o won· submitted by May 28 at 10 a. 0 lb ' . ' 7r.... . Wl WID . • Jg or sma JO . ouse, us ., man 4 • door sedan. $200.00. cea H}'llell by Warranty Deed dated der about the best way to get . cuse. 1 s. potatoes """• CaU daytime! WI ~3151 even- roy, large corner lot 1 WY 2_5251 5 7 tfc March 22.1950, from Lee F . Lea;ue. th mp. tPOholl~e thfe d tM!lddleport Nescafe coffee, giant 12 oz. ing!l W1 i-3089, Gene B~ett, ment, white picket fence, . :~o~~~:f ~':Js~~!;ec_:.~ty Deed eFre. th f rt d OS tee or e 8.1 S. jar $1.29· Fainnont Dairy Ra · Obi I U tf full f f 't H 1 W t d Snlni and excepun1 three parc:eL'J or e com o an conven· "Facto., Tralntd Sani..5 21 3tc Fatr . 49c ;L gaIIon ., water meI· cme. 'o. rooms 0 urm ure e p an • of ••tate on the Eaat •Ide or ience of your family don't OV· 7J -- --c eluded, carpets, dra~s, the real berelra de•arlbtld real esta.tf!. • -==w, e ons $1.25 ea.· nice tomatoes WANTED: Woman or girl for which •.tid w .. pareell have ercrowd the room. If adequate PHONE 22 IACKSON, 0. NE . _-=u=s"'E"'D,---_-d:c-o-:l-d:- -m-fchaii· ~· gift certifi- 79c for 5 lb. basket, c1garfrigerstor, range, tofore by Jack dlse, antiques, bed eryth' bouse wor k, live in. Mrs. 111 and been Merteconveyed uarrl• to;,., R. space has been a IIowed, t he1':=========:· s, ev mg goes. P. M. Cowdery, Long Bot~ •on by deed dated Sept. room will be easier to use and Cat.. ' unusual ·terns. Satur- ettes re~r•· 2Sc ' king and filter painted Garage parking recorded In Vol. tao. Pare . . . ' day, May 22, at lhe old A&P 26c, 3 lb. balogna f1.110; 20 tom, Ohio. 5 20 3tc <h• •"""'' of "'"" of to clean. There wtll be a muu - WHAT IS THE TRUTH , , ~ •~, , _ _ front. Cool front porch. _ cowoty, Ohio. amount of moving furniBulldlng, Middleport, Ohio, lbs. pota ~• • 1 39 ~• f t'ck sale Call BABY SliTER, 51> days week. 'C\1 Or qU ' 5al4 real ttltlt• II allll to fit the 8Clivity. 5 19 3tC 11 A. M. until ? ~ Chicken ==::-=:-::---:: ChUds, WY 2-2449. 5 20 Light housekeeping. Wrile ::i.:~~~:':~er~~~,:';':.u~~w~!coro· Some of the more common Barbecue on some daY CLEAN carpets with our Carcare of The Daily Sentinel~ •r't omce. Met 11 couraty, ohla. which · one needs to in City Parking Lot behind pet Shampooer =EE with PRICE REDUCED t•· Box .., D Pomeroy "''"'""' o"'" '" ""' ••""' on h8 wacuoo· · November the bank. Come early, stay purchase of BJ·~ Lustre , 5·1& Servl'II 3 bed 5 •20 If v ' ''' •u. 1954., ' 'recorded-~· In allow for include : ....,. • v• ... Ve .. room raDC C • ~.;,., oo'd .~,' r. 1' rom -uu!r - Traffic path, ma)'or; 4 feet all day, fun for all. Sponsor- Shampoo · Baker Furnr·ture , 1 horne. '-ted ·m new ~-- and ~ l.A}\;" u. s. Civil S.rvl~ Testll Hya.en to 6 feet. ed by Middleport Fire De- Middleport. <IJ 5 18 6tc. Fits AI t E dltion on Chester Road lku-womeb Ul IID(J ,.,..., Secu" 10bl record eel In Tr ff' th . 1f partment, Middleport, Ohio, --- I • mos very r St HI h Hlf~ PRJ Sbo" IJnun Ad•a-me.nt from Deliver a IC pa • mmor; oot, ate g way garage. Maouaodll "' tor._ opea Prepara•o.., Hysell, hil wife, Jack Harris. inches to 4 feet. The answer to this question pl01 proceeds to go towards pay· FOR THE FINEST selection of e Transferable When place well insulated tiled ~MIIntn1 etll appntnt.ed. &s~r~enoe Ttte South line of the abave demany more important fact. can lne: for new fire truck. flowers for Decoration Day, Tr d C . • ' uaa111 annllt*llai'J nu:z Inform• ~e,.",~r'r·w','.act or lapd u de•crlbed - F_oot room between sofa be found m' the _, __ ,:_" new t Cliff' Sh R · You a e ara ktlchen and bath, hardwood ,,., ....... """"· ,...,_..,. • • h nd ed ···~•. 1 $ 19 3tc sop a s oe epalr, floors •torm doon windows Writ.• tl!day l'l~nr ttam•, add,.... and Sttuatt~ In Sall•bu..,. or cat~ a ge o1 co 11ee ta- booklet. "TheTruthAboutNerve A~"uTt=1M:-:-11-c"-::1 u:-=--..-.-,-r..... ..:_-:.,D ...:: !eD Middleport, Ohio. eGuaranteed 24 months ' "~ lo b • ' pooa.. ~~~~n~:u;,cy,t.~~~o· ;~d top, 1 foot. aJ .. W 'te h . ·a 100 x 400 t, asement, pat- uacoln ~~ Bml -..... POIIIero' Company-. Purchau,1 5 18 12tp I or 2',000 mlles - Floor space in front of 0 • todanesa. l n ' pFREEoneor Vl8l ctneeUedl ..... fWJ' open. ·'1: Jo. Phone WY 2-5337. oau, Ientine!, Pnm•ror. Oblca. InK at I point on lhe r f f I us y or your copy. 1111"1 U....T Call WY a--. 1859 AMERICAN Mobile Home ,· eMost Popular Unit 5 19 tic lnsuran•a tho"" wrurom "· or so a or eel and legs ; Therei•noobligation. of laDd on UJe Sou.tb 1 foot, 6 Inches to feet, 6l ~ llldt 10' I 46'. Excellent condition. In the U.S.A. - - -- AUTOMOBILE •-~urance been ~~b::•,of • ~vll of ~..n.••,•~:u~,~ ~ln~Je~l Due to job transfer, must sell. FOR SALE: '1 room house with , Ullil dleport :~:~U.e~;::,~ Y Chat be h ft•"IO • - - - - , . . , . - - - - -Co tact Robert Kin F k $ • lots t'n De:rter, Oh'ro. PIJone can.cell_ed. Lost you: opera- compan,. at which point then 11 a r or nc space 1n ... Notice n : g, or 00 • to li c 11 WY 2-29&6 •nee tteel C!ar axle artven for the refer· or desk or piano; 3 feet. ..........,. ed Run State Park, Reeds • Instal ltd SH 2-5641 5 18 6tp r s cense: a point of be(lnrun,: theur~~ In tbe dining room, allow I.U>Y TO SHARE home, kllch· ville, Ohio. Tel : Coolville 1167' 615tlc south " .... 09' Eut "' '"' to an Iron bnlt; theflee Sooth 83 der. or the following clearancen privflegea. WriteBoxcare • 11 6tc 'OR SALE: Large 4 bedroom I'HOTU Copy!ng Service. Cop- ............... , to :w . . ' " " pip" • 1'he Dally Sent•~!, ~· ·8of, ti2tltl. thence South 72 der. Eut 1'14.1 ·~ DON'T PUMP 1 Ish home, In Racine, in good lea made of legal papen, ''"· ,...,., • ""' S r I d Ira Pvmeroy Ohio 5 21 31c Y'"' I ugg sep. "' "''" tb• ..,, soulh pace or oc<up e c trs: Ly 3-4550 l' · tic tanl<. Get Kleat>-Em-hll 'l p 0 condition - out of high wa~ birtll records and almost 1111f Eut , .. _, ,,.. 10 foot, 6 inches to 1 foot, 10 omeruy, ' er. Hot water heating ~,. other documents. tbonoo s..tlb " •••· 245 E. Stale St. Athens For S.Ie or Rent septic 1ank cleaner. Lao4-, '"' " ,... "''" lh••" Inches. tern, hot To water de,. u· Eut 111.43 reet ~"io~S~pa~c:e..;:to~g~et:..:i~nto~~:~~~~~~~~~~ JIOUSE for sale or rent in mark Farn. Bureau. tank, large stormelectric windows. be Reuter IDIIlfaace, · Pome,o, ' 1 uc a' •t.el!l pin in the Murray Hill 2 18 tf~ SEWING MACHINE -air 11thir:b ateel plll II South 12 deg. and Minersville. 6 rooms and - .....r sold to settle estate. Call :rr Eut 53 f•et from •n electric ~th. Write Raymond Brown, 1964 HONDA 150, saddle bags servicesball makes, WY:I-2284 Henry Cleland, daytime WY 2 GUARANTEED, renewable for ':'.:.~ .~"',.!'~~ ~~':' ."'1::: ~:. 755 Stelzer Road, Columbus and windshield, like new. Le- '!be Fa ric Shop, Pomeroy. 2255, "venlnga WY 2-2568. life bo•pitaltzation. laued "'"' "'lhl-of·'NO>. · ed ~ '-'.1........ S 1 TERMs or SALE: c..h tor nOt )1, Ohio. 5 20 6te tart CH 7-2101. 5 17 6tc Autho. "' ..~ a eo and 5 6 tic at all ages. Phone WY 2-fll'~~"a uv. ,_ lhon two . 1,. - Servtce. 5 4 30te - - - - - - -- - 2 18 tfc ad vatu•, and l\lbjeet kl real 411 ta~ - .;._:__-:::--:::--_::.:_:.:.: \ELEXTROLUX sweeper-com.. taxu for 1985. Fo R t 5 r en plete wilh 7 a!lachments. Pay lloel&ler BaDdlq ~ lor fOR gALE: room howe, Legal Notice .,.~~~.:.lt''~.:r'T=~1 ~ HOUSE with bath, cUS- off 4 payments ~.51 each. uew homes. BuDt Ia kltcl> hath, basement. Gas SHEIUI'P o• ""'"' couNTY, lj)m built kitcher,, Near WY 2-2575. 5-22-5tc eus. ltorm wlodowJ, alum- fireplace. Priced for caow?Hd~ow 6 PORTER. ~oola. Corner of Lincoln and KIRBY Sweeper A-I condition lldlog. CaD Guy Nell- ;~\:.bone 773-561~, 11 tfc Allom•";.,'~~-'1~,!.~;, ,, ,., ,,. In Middleport. Call Gall Complete wilh power polis~ ler, lllrclne, Obltl. Io 1819 ao 2 3196 12 29 Uer, WY ' · er buffer. Pay off balaoee due lie HOUSE FOR SALE on LBUrrer1 steamship lhe Savannah 5 20 ;;;;,-,;;:;;:;;:;-;;==~ Jlc I payments, fll. 72 each. WY BULLDOZER work, llmBD dot- Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. lut for the first SD ROOM HOUSE in Pomerey 2-2575. 5-22-5tc er, back filling, farm ponds, Hysel~ W\' 2-8322. voyage by that type of vessel. 170 Mulberry, Phone WY 2 miriER A tu , H'·'" driveway• cut. Cheap rate, 5 1 30tp 2575 or Inquire al 3711 Second " . tz 1 -• Middleport, Phone WY 2 · 1 - - -- - - - - - ' 1 Street, Pomeroy. 5 17 tfc Nrctkrt<::'! cpullk ltseghtodorn chiMcodka· 2208. li-15-IOtc INCOl\IE PROPERTY orsaeu e ay - - - ed llhln1 'I lhe FOU ROOM furnished apart- em Poultry, Box 188, BEA11NG, Plamhlq, M•Der w ou es or new ment, downst&irs. WY 2-3658 Ohfo LY 2-9031. 5-22-lle FIU1IIIees. AIDold BfGdlen, locks at Racine,. Ohio, eon5 17 tf Ill Eaol Mala Slreel, Po• slating or one br~ck and Saturday, May 29, It I:30 DST ,-:;:;;-:;o;;;;u;-;::=~~~c 4e ACRES of lland hay. R S. troy. Pkoue WY WUS. . . . . building, housing two fUrJlfsb·ll I and 4 ROOM fumishl!fl apart- Blackwood, Harrisonville. 7 20 lfc od and one unfurnished apart-It From Galllpoll1, turn left at VInton on Rt. 325, go 5-p.elp .WILSON'S ear wub, ~ Page ment, 1 large buslne" room one mile 10uth. While house on right. meats. Rowley & Reed Hard- Ohio, 5 11 nre. tfc CLOTH awninp aud porch val· st., Middleport, Ohio. <!af1 belo~, I double garage RHIOII for ••lllne: Owner I• luvlng 1lato f'IYII: RNJMS and b•th, 139 ance. Bamboo porch shades. VIICUumetl WY l-371$. furnished apartment Butternut Ave. Phone WY z_ Venetlau blloda and repairs. f.21-30tc and located In rear, I HOUSEHOLD: 22 ft. ehest freezer. Phlleo Electric sweeper, practically new bike, children• toyo, 1' good owlog set • 11 tfe Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., AUCh frame boUding located ft. awlmmiDJI pool, floor ~lisher dlobeo, G. E. toaster' MODERN a rooms and bath Pomeroy. 5 11 30tc Com ~N::.. aide. AU tn A-I co.,dlticm.ll 8eledric percolator, clock radio, 22 1 ncb power mower old apartment. Middleporl Ph. Critt P8 dfonl Six rentals In all, Selling Have you been approached about purchaslnr a kitchen tablo, r•• refrigerator, br111 TV ollnd. old table wltb casters, movie screen, camping table, 1 combination ,_ _wv 2-3121. Write, ..,.: ar Cfttaet to health. Phone daytime 3 21 tfc ~emetery lot, burial vault and marker In advance? rv, atereo, radio, & phonograph player, Colooial couch ' STRAWBERRIES? A. C. •• •n-RD 1-2255, everungs WY 2-2568. & chair, reclining tbair, lamps, walnut eoflee table and :\. ·_,JH:il!;k': ~~ rt.oUI n-..1•11 furntoth• Ra~.,.!i:_ 5 13 Should you be wllcited on such a proposal, coneod tables, old rocker, 3-8 by 10 wool rugs and pado .,. lad 1IDfumiJI1od alllf'l See the Spectal Price ......, mit with a funeral director of your choice: HlJ Danish Dealeo dining rooqt table and cb~lr•s modern wal: · f11t!11r. w~ 1-t434 u s tfr on Freezers at Landmark. I I Ue pc. modern ROOM brick home, 2 batb- nut &'Un caae, rollaway bed ~omplete, broad exp~rience and advice is BVI!Uab., _. .1 bedroom oultei, complete, 1-3 pc. Danish De· ,SIX ROOM HOUSE In PomeAll Sizes Chest and larl Gn!eter, Plaml1ltt& ud roolllS, nntshed attic a n d ''"!nut tlgu oat bedroom oulte complete, I ebeat, large Giboon time, wi.thout obUglit!on. Arid such ·a buement. Out of high water. cefrteerator, 2 door, Tappan gu ranee1 3 pe. breakfaot "" Phone WY U31!5. Upright in Stock Beallni may prove ·to b0 of Inestimable valtJe ·to 'yoiUi~ 4 If tic Mluernllle,•Oide Central bea,ting, priced for ·bar, automatic Speed Queen washer ana .matehlng drver 1 '· :-!::::::==-;--,--:-::: Open Mon..S.t, Til 9 PM Ead yov II'OIIiles ironing hoard, tree Iampo, al!o urtou• type• of toola. Ma· quick sale. Phone W~ 2-6116 ay iteJDI too num.eroua to menUon. I 81QROO\! brick Oupluwlib we !Jan aB ..... or WY Z-2205. Charles F. ll1fliJ!e. Bulternut Ave., Pom-~.POMEROY Sewer Ma1Wiea Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc Auctlo110tr1: Coli•ll; I. K - & Col. Andrew Ltmlty """· CaU WY Z-5127. Jan W. Canoy, IIAri-We 11a1eo Clorlr: Alma Slarfon · f Z7 tfc MPHOanaN"I' CaD WY 1-Jf'l' DIIJif N1JM Business Opportunities 7 21 IIe ~~ I room-.... - hllll. WY 2-2lll Owneri H. C. ELUS ·' '· iuraJolied aparlmeDt, Middle- EXPERIENCED tlreumak· FOR LEASE: Service Station. IVY_ I 21 tic KNAPP SHOES, opecta1 offer log, lllerllllooa. Pboae WY 1- You can make yourself a good NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC~IDENTS · · • · ·110014 trailer for reaL to June only, buy 1 pair 8. f.U30tc living ben! If you will wo""' to my home. AU atiJI. regular price, get 2nd pair Alii CONDI'I'IONtlfG ReJrl&ei' and can manage a business. Aactloneera remarks: Tbls II a house)lold ~nslst. · fila fllmll!led IDd uatunl gu. ~110 orr. Write ar call '· Jlo. atloa oervlce, itaek'l Refrig· Call GaUipollo, Ohio, ~il0211 lng of extra goqd furnltqre, some Ute new. l!boae VI 1-M. bert Hm. lim Slreel, RaclDe. eratioD, New Haven. PhoDtl or Pomeroy WY Z-5221. No jlink . ••n• Television Revue Swartz and Llncla Hen4enonr SunbUIDI ella, Dorll DIUbtCIIr and Cltarlotla VIa Meter. The Memberlblp 1M Bftllo lolilm Comm111ioD beld Ill ,.. 1ular llloellnl ttctntly with Thelma lltndii'IOD In ,, •• ===========. PIANOS ' . MARK IV OICil 11ACo for- OllallliOtiiiQI1 Ia tltloltJilpl• A ... 11M -~~.. X for lite two 0'1, etc. lllqlo Mt.r lrophl... lito llllltlllllll-- flllllo - · aru a•. ~Kit uy lbo 11t1o llt1oN .... •n • 1 "' ' · ' I ·--------.J -=-'-..... 340 BIaettnar's DJ'Ies RadJ'oear Co. . thl""'" "" ,..,, tuum J,iii '!!' PUBLIC SALE Athens, HE WILL GO WITH YOU .. ,, ,.n. ' , . J:#'4._ Q . o l e I 11 tic I II 12tp TU WS3'/, U lfc I 20 -·~--------------I 0 ,.., !"'allllqVO'I'AP YV OIP VQJPvo laKa oa acc-raazv BBJ8DKUV.-JTVV'flt0 r,..._.. NERVE DEAFNESS? ca ' IIKCTIIUrV ABOUT AIR CONDJTJONING .4 .a.c.,,..... ,. . AUTO .- IVKaTCaap ...........- ..... CiJPlll rt.t TIDI DJXI.1lU OJI J.1rBRA,. tiJJIII ~ filii Plfi!JUNJII f» A ...TIOit .. 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U:OO OtmiiJI Blodl Nm lt:30 Goestler't <luHI Star (Frl) U 30 Larry Aoderloa SIJow 1:110 Jim Mill Sllow 6:15 lliillnat Alllo lbo1l · (htt.'ftwr.) t-311 NI!\YI (Liroill t:40 Jim liiNII llbow 1:01) Nm UO Sundown Seronoaa 7:30 s~~n on llturU)'I1 1:00 SliD On - Ne1111 1:011 Country Mutrc Timo t:ill Counlr7 Jambor" 7 00 Prolestar' Hour 7:30 Sports 7:35 Larry anderson Show W 45 It's Muato - Army 11:00 Dairy Vlllty 6 Outiou'l Top Ten Sholl' lll :110 News 12: IS Musical Interlude 12:30 Tht ft!~, Merlin Teet• 1:00 'll1t Jim Mees Show 6.30 SUndown Serenad< 7:110 ~lgn Off Suoda)o: 1:30 Sign On - Army Hour 7:15 News 8:00 Baptiol Lly111111'1 !lour 8:30 Sunday Show 1:3Q The Blbli Spwa To You B:fS ·sunday lhow IU:OO The !lood Lila IG: 15 Coftii'ISIIDID 'I Report 111:10 luodlY Show 11.30 Tba ljulet llour ll:llt Nm lltll Tilt Chrlllltn'l Hour 12:3ti The Rev. MerliD Teets l:f!Q 1"o lie¥. H. G. llewllt l!IO ,The Rev. IIIII 8Ulupt 2:00 Tha R!v. Andrew P1110111 2:45 The Rev. 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OK~Y, Ml!il)OO llllUWA'f. �~'·~·· I Around And About New Trends in Flower Arranging . hi' h R tl d Cl b M t'ng H•g •g t u an anuopen meetmg ee' I A program on new trends and Beautification R Project ace T0 be Ent ered Jtlilliont are Theme Told Playlet i..; Pythian Sisters h d Meet T urs ay At DAV. .Hall • ~ R0 bL...C'··b Cro,r, v;r ... Juty 21· 'l11e meeii!W e1olel with the Lord's Prayer Ill IJIII. Meeu Wedne•dny son. Tlie Pomeroy Craft and Hobby club met Wedlwsday at tbe home of Thelma Osborne, Llneoln Hefshta, for as illl day . meeting. AI- Wagnet, ,pre.. !dent was 1n charge of the meetlng ~ scripture was read by Evelyn Clark. It was dedded I Co lo visit tbe Fenton G ass . on A playlet using tbe 11\eme, "Chdlstian Ml9Slons·" was flower arranging and a were to be sent lo the lfi The Rutland Garden Club sented by Mrs. Dwight · ed b M W It Ma lla T pie .,,•••·n S'· Of the Robert Rei.bel flower gar- Rutland Friendly Gardeners and ill Star Garden Club of Dex· Mr. Lawrence · Milhoan has has enlered the Community a·ssist Y rs. a er gno em · dens highlighted May meeting · b · dell and Mrs Marcus Chtun-1 ters met In regular sesalon of Rutland Garden Club which It will be held in the Rut- been returned to his home from Beautification Project emg h M. evening at the DAV met Wednesda) evesing at the land Methodist Church. Plans Holzer Hospital where he has sponsored by Sears-Roebuck & bers at, t ~ ay f th Elizabeth Campbell, also made to sponsor the been under treat ment for a Oompany for Garden Clubs of WomeFn s t ~s~t ~ e ll t hlef esld Rei.bel hom on i.t'ading Creek county meeting in June wilh the hear! condition for several Ohio. Prizes are being awa~d- port ~rsTh.;';d~ exce en c • pr • Rd. date to be announced later. ·weeks. ed to the club chosen for the Churc h Y ing. The meeling w;1s upent>d During the program hour ar- Miss Mabel Husen w~s taken outstanding projects in beau- the churc ·. Gladys Cuckler fell on steps the president. Ms Paui ·"Ymn had been m_ade by to Holzer Hospital Friday ~f. tifying its community. The ~ee~mg ":as opened . . at ~r home enroute to the with Mds R"bel gi1·ing the de. James Tiuts carry•ng out ternoon when she became 111 . 1hymn smgmg wtth Mrs. Ltlilan meeting, breakill£ her left leg. . · 1 ding a reading theme "New Trends In at her home Among past projects of the Sle1ff at the ptano. M18S Mnr- She was taken to Veterans vot IOns IOC" ' ' . . ' R J· d d tlo I . . I nd • "Looking for Success." Hefore Fllower Arranging." lnclu~ed Mr. and Mrs. Pa~J _Winebren· Rutlan~ Club are the ut as gar~t Sauer was evo ~a • '"'lOriBl Hosptta. A rou rouJhe meetino started the mem- were 8 Japanese trend us~ng ner of Columbus VISited today Methodist Church, Church of chatrn:tan and pres_ented an m- in _card was sest to her. ~a ,6ers made a tour oft he Reibel . a modern trend usmg with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ and tht Churcb of tbe terestmg explanat~on of the Retbel fell at her home, m)ur· rdens. Roll call w3s answered peo~ies; and a modern featur· Karl Owen. 1 N ~zarene ni Rutland and the "~~rd's Prayer" w1_th ~mbers ing her knee~ .. ~rs. Ca~bell naming a flower show class ing daisies in twm ,·untainers. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wal- new gym and new element~~!' giVmg the _prayer m umson at on YISitutl Lydia Stee~ch member would J:ke 1o en· meeting was closed w1th Ilace and son, Bruce and daugh- school. They have also pahCi· th~ conclusmn of the program. I wart and taking her flower!. ter. benediction. ter, Nanry, are in Dayton to pated in the plantings at the Miss Saue_r ~!so ~ave the pray~ Reports were given on altruMrs. Reibel served a solad auen t the "semi~rinals" for the r · · ·ay tot he ~ntra nce of Rut- er for mJSSIOnanes. . istic work. Communications Mrs. ~mn a~nnunct>d from a table decorated regional trctck meet being held land in conjunction with the Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, ~resJ- were read from Medioa .Home the plantmg proJt>r t at _thh~ with an arrangement of !iprmg there Frid<ty evenisg. Their RuLand Friendly Gardeners. den,t_ conducted _the busmess givingbirthdaysoftheresidentll, . Bradbury £lernrntar~ :;c 00 flowers from her garden. Pre- son, Alan, will compete in the Plantings are pin oak, red- meetl~g _after Which. ~embers and invitations were read from had been ~omr~elf'~. rhc club sent in addit im. to the above meet. They will relurn home bud, and flowering dogwood were mv_tted to the dmmg room Gallipoli!t Temple to attend 1&voted to have <~n a ~rt1o~ 1 :ale na.rned were Mrs. Oleva Cotte- Saturday . lrees at the schoiJI. They hav-e where pte and cof£ee ~ere sr- spection on May 26 and frorn Bt the June m<"'ltng ~nd' b rke lnu, Mrs. Wheeler Drake, Mrs. I Pic. Hoger Lee Manley, son conducied test plots of differ- ved by the hostesses. Miss Phyl- Meigs Temple to attend inspecsale w<}~ ~el l enl~ 11 n~'\)t> a~ Jack Robson, Mrs. Bertha_ Am- 1or Mr. a~d Mr~. Lawrence Man- ent varieties of plants mrlud- hs Joachim, Mrs. Emil Ball, tlon on June L June 5 ut tlw Hut a p os and one guesl· Mrs, Hines. ley. servmg With the U.S. Army ing (lex Hedara. Mrs. Rodney Downing, M r 5· At the close of the meeting ment store in (~ermany· has completed a Th I b • g n·lzed in Bethel Coleman and Mrs. Fre· Ia ed and prizes Th I o d. plans to e c u wo> or a . d8 B tt tr'b t' The ta games were p Y 1 e c u rrLt~. 1t , , _ one week course on Orgamza- 1935 with Mrs. Paul Winn servra · con u m~. • awarded the winner and soft for tiona! Supply Proceduresh at ing the club as pres1dent at the drinks were served by Mrs. 1 ' · Untied Slates Army Sc ool m t r A · verage aJ. c 1 basket." of f)owt-rs for the Rutf . G presen lme. n a . by Miss Joachim. ampbell . d 0 Europe,M Oberammergau, ----" \and Commeneemen I , ,,ame 1 · d t er-f tendance of :0 has been mam0 tained The special project cho· · ·; many. an ey IS a gra ua e INGLES RE"LECTED t he nommanng eommi tee 'ddl H' h Sch I I f . . ' Mrs. carl llenn~> on. Mr' Ma~· eport. , rg . oo. c ass ? sen by the club for thts year Officers of the Middleport PT \ were elected and installed Pearl Plans were made for clean- 63 and, enhsted m 1the army rie Bishop. <~nd ~Irs . h fm ,· , the landscaping ol the BradLittle. ing of classrooms Monday and July, 64 . Mrs. Mas ey.t e_ 0 r- bury Elementary School. Monday evening at • meeting Jt was <.~n n 11 unced that t he Tuesday· May 24 and 25, when mer Conme Roush, Is resldmg Other projects have mcluded • held at the high school. Mr. next meeling. \hoy :11 . would the Loyal Women's Class of Iat G!Ml Laurel St. and expects nature tours to various gardeo William Ingles was reelected 10 ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;, the Mid~leport C~urch of Christ to Jom her h~sband, Ju~e · _ spots and the clu~ is a~tive Mrs. J. o. Reibel entertain- president. other officer~ incl~de mel Fnday evemng at the . Mr. and .M' s. Clarenc.e Mur in therpay work with patients ed the Church women of Grace Mrs. Dale Walburn, fttst VIce I~ I church. The meeting was open-~ ra6 spent 1~;t weeken~ 10 ~:w- ,. the Athens State Ho•pital. Episcopal church Thursday president; Mrs. David Jenkins. 15 1 . W t' ..1 with devoltun~ given by Mrs. iO, d ~ etr Mrs. Robert Reibel and Mrs. ternoon at her home E t 8 5 second vice president; M r I. 1 TONIGHT ll oscoe Satterfield who read the sor:;, ~~~~. aJn h ~mt y, James Titus are chairmen of Main St · ' Charles Smith, secretary; and 0 Saturday M•Y 22 I 16th Psalm and a poem, "The I dr. ~nld . .rs. n ~~wsczythn the Civic Committee The ~eeling opened wltb de- Mrs. Joe Bailey, treasurer. S s GREAT T0 Don't You Worry " Mrs. an c 1 ren are spen ng e . "LAS IE' .• weekend on a camping !rip at volions by Mrs. Fred Crow Jr. ATrEND CONCERT ADVENTURE" Frankd B~aJch reaSd I ant· ar~.lcle Forked Hun Lake. who had .for her topic, ''Pray- Mr. and Mrs. AUred Roush June Lo<"kharl Hugl1 Reilly enlitle oy m a va mn 1 (Color! , • d · th Ray Coleman is spending the er·'' Mrs. James Titus, outgo- anrl grambon, Ricky, were n - and-lh~ group . repeate D e weekend with his parents, Mr. ing presidenl, presented the ga- Rio Grande Tuesday evening Lord ' Prayer 10 usJSon.. ur- and Mrs. Bethel Coleman, at vel to Mrs. A. R. Knight, new to attend the spring concert giv· "LAW OF THE LAWLESS" mg Jhe report of the SICk m the their home in Albany president, who presided at lbe en by the College musical With Dale Robertsou church ~· Pa~l Davis .was rePlans were made to tour the business session. groups. Thursday they also atand Yvonne DeCarlo ported 1mprovmg slo~ly and Fenton Glass Company at Wil- Plans were made for the Blsh- tended the art exhibit given 1 MrS. Shelby King home_ rom liamstown, W. V•., and also the op Players of San Francisco by students at Rio Grande. SUND~!,'2 ~~NDAY the hospital. Around robm card historic spots ni Maietta. when who are to give G. B. Shaw's, Their daughter, Mro. Michael I "THE COMEDY OF was sent to MISs Mabel Husell, the Bradbury Extension Home- "Sain! Joan.'' at the Grace Cline (Maida Roush) had sev· . TERRORS" a palient at Holze~ Hosprtal, makers' Club met for an ail church, Friday evemng, June era! pllinllngs on display which Vincent Price Pe1t>r Lorre d t M1ss ElLa Gaskill m !Color! an day meeting Wednesday at lhe 14 to open lhe centennial cele- .~·ere later sold. She is a sen- andZanemlle. . I MAY U home of Mrs. Wayne Kmg in 1bration of laying of the comer- tor at the college. Mr. and Mrs. t "I THANK A FOOL" The group Will meel at the Jane Howell Tent Daughters Bradbury. The tour was plan· I stone. Plans were made for a Roush and Ricky visited wtlh Sus~tn H<~~~~.~~.Jg;rr Fi nrh church for a ~ewmg sesston l of Union Veterans will meet at ned for a date in June to be , reception in the parish house Mr. and Mrs. Michael (..1ine -..........;;jJune _3. At the close of the the DAV Hail Monday at 1:30 unnounced later. following the play and commit- while tbey were there. iiiii meetmg a dessert course was p. m. Mrs. Paul Winn. president, tees on arrangements were served by the . hostesses, Mrs. May !5 presided over the meeling. Mrs. named. RETURNS HOMf; j Roscoe Salterfteld, Mrs. Frank The Pomeroy WCTU will King presented devotionals in- During the program hour, Mrs. Henrletl6 McDade has , Pomeroy. Ohio Beach, Mrs. Irene Darst, Mrs. meet at the United Melhodist eluding a meditational entitled, reports on the annual conven- returned to her home m Port· Jacob Betz """ Mrs. Mmme Church Tuesday at 2 p. m. "A Plan fo A Temple" taken lion held recently in Cincinll8ti IPnd, afler a week's visll wltb TONIGHT Gilmore· contrrbutmg. Hostessfrom the Book of Samuel. M~. were given by Mrs. Richard Mro. Ray Furney ln Oolumbu• "YOUNCiBLOOD HAWKE" es for the next meelmg will be Willino Workers of Griff Russell presented an artr· Martin the Rev Mr Marti and attendlll£ the 40th Annual James Franclscus. Suzann• Mrs. Robert Reibel , Mrs. Eva E e , cle on "Eiecta" one of the wom- and M;s. Fred C~ow J~ A des~ 80-year Tea given by The Laz. ~~!h~~~·ar. f';,!~~·i~\~~oti~~ Struble, Mrs. Bert Gilkey and .nterprrse ~eet en noted in the book, "Wom~n ~ sert course was served at the arus Store. Bowman. Mrs. Ada Lambert. Mrs. Paul Fnck was host- of Jhe Bible." She closed w•th ! close of the meetfn ----Futurotto ess when the Wllhng Workers paye. I g. BETHEL TO MEET AUXILIARY TO MEET doss of the Enterprise EUB Members answered roll calli Bethel No. 112 of the lntema· SUN., MON. ond TUES. The Ladies Auxliiary of church met Thursday evening by naming a flowering shrub tiona! Order of Job'B Daughters Moy 23-24-25 Drew Webster Post 39 w1ll hold ~t the church .. During the busor tree. The morning session will meet at the Ponieroy Ma.. 1 "DEAR BRIGITTE" its regular meetmg at 7,30 p. mess meetmg tn charge of Mrs. was closed witi• th< benedicsonic Temple Monday at 1:30 (Terhnicolor) If James stewart. Fabian, Cln- m. Tuesday, May 25, at the post Geo rey Wilson president, re- lion. A potluck dinner was ser· p.m. There will be election of dy Carol, Glyma Johns, Ed l:h<Jme. All new members are re- ports were given on various ar- ved •t noon with Mr. Wa:vnel officers and lniUatlon. Wynn. quested to attend for imtiatwn. licles being sold, by the class. King giving the table grace. Carol F. Pierce, presldent Footurett., Members on the initiation com· i Plates . with a picture_ and a During the afternoon session the Rutland Aiu~i A9Sn., has Ptrdon My Beauty M.rks m1ttee are to meet at the post · brief history of the church were the group enjoyed a Tupper- announced that fmal plans are '"iiiiCoiiloo;r;;";;';;',.;;":'~"'-~:ii=~ho;;;me:;::_S:;u:;;nd:;a;;;y..a~l.;2.;:3iiiO.:p.;.miii.-. . .. ,~l disolayed and distributed to ware party with Mrs. Winnie completed for the 3lllh annual sell. Mrs. Herbert Dixon was Blair of Parkersburg as the banquet to be held Saturday, 1• awarded the wonderbox. demonstrator. Present for the May 29, startinga t 6:30 p.m. The meeling closed with the meeting were Mrs. Wino, Ms. in the Rutland High School I singing of the Doxology, after Griff Russell, Mrs. Max Davis, g-mnasium. which secret pal gifts, were Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. James To altend one should send distributed. Refreshments were Re<J, Mds. Clorence Murray, reservations at 1:.! each lo Patserved by the hostess to 1 h e Mrs. Art Marcwn and Mrs. ty Carson. If unable to attend, above named and Mrs. John Oleva Cotterill. 15 cents lo retain membership11 Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mrs. will be gladly accepted. Ben Buck, Miss llorolhy Long. Moore, Mrs. Helen Brickies The orchestra will be the KaMrs. Eldwon Weeks, Mrs. Carl Mrs. James Will. nawha Vallex Ramblers of Le- ~ invl· Middleport .,u_ ... I ' • Attendtns were Maxllie Jllfo dan, Bernice Jefters, Mrs. warner, Wilovlne Zircber· Dorthea -McKenzie, .Jenrly Chapmall.' Mrs. Cl ark M·-· MeAn"''" ·•-" _, •-• "":'• Osborne and five ·cblldl'ft, Bobble Kay and Lori, Chapm• Buddy MeAn~ and Oebl!le. d Sh I Osbo an err rne. at y 1 ' I ' ' . Over 150 horses competed tor cieville, first; Cheryl Williams Buddy owned by Dick Roach of ribbons, troplties, and cash in of Rutland on Little Son, sec· Gallipolis; first, "Poco lnda" tbe annual Horse Show Sunday ond; Carol Daniels of Gallipo- owned by Scott Bierley, Jack· at the Meigs County fair· lis on Roacoe, !bird; Junior son, second; Charlie's Brother grounds under the joint apon- Kenoedy of Middleport on Clar· owned by Mert Smittle of Oak sorship of Pomeroy Drew-Web- ice McCue, fourth, and Brenda HJII, third.. oter Post 39, AmericaD Lagfon, Roush of Letart, W. Va. , on : Roadster Pony - Red Bird 1 and the Meigs County Ridilll Rocket, fifth. Stariigrt owned by Lester Oh· club. I Western Pleasure Horse, llinge•, New Raven, first ; SilAn enthusiastic audience wu clipped manea nd tail- Hank's ver owned by Harley George on hand for tbe full day Of ac · I ;h:~~:~.~~~ ~~: 1 1 ~1 :~g~:~~~t t~e Church Women Make PIanS C/·eon Rooms ~!~g=~~n~e~:e~:swllhpr:pan r~d- ~:~~~~~:.:~a~ .:~n:; Women P/annl'ng Appearance of BIShOp Players rtiJ\UtllJ 'lillj -·lilii ·II II ' •' :' ":, ' ,. . r• •• of Gallipolis, second ; Charlie'• owned by RHa Riggs of Atbenc, Brother owned by Mert Smit· fourtb. tie of Oak Hill, third. Western Pleasure potiJ, Roadster Pony - Red Bird 4 8lo 56 inch - Miss Tinker Starlight owned by Lester Oh- owned by Bill Cole of Tupper~ ilnger, New Haven, first; Plains, first; Prlnce18 Aim, Silver owned by Harley George owned by Mary Elliott. AlbanJ, of Gallipolis, second; Star Fire second; Tonka owned by Sblrowned by Howard West of Mid- Iley Burrtette, Coolville, lblrd; dieport , third, and Ginger Boy / (Continued on page 5) Top Rutland Grads Announced Llnda Sue (Suzy) Parker has in Ohio Univeroit District on been named Valedictorian of the Ohio General Scholarship test. 1965 Senior class of Rutland School subjects awards in EnBigh School. She is the daught· glish ,II Jll AND IV Latin er of Mr. and Mra. Homer P,.r. l f II, French I and !1, adker of Rutland. vanced Algebra, Geometry, Michael M. Stewart is salu· World History, American Histatorian. He is the son of Thorn· tory, American Government, · B' o1ogy, a nd u J . Stewart , Tucson, Ar'tz., Generat Science, 1 and of the late Beulah Mace Health I and If. Stewart, and the grandson of Awards all tour yeara for Mr. and Mrs. M•nuei Mace, being the highest girl scholastiRutland, with whom he makes cally. hfs home. Her activities include member Miss Parker's scholaslic a- of school newspaper staff, four wards: National Honor Socie- years 0964)66 editor); c!H!di· ty, Z years; School scholarship tor of Nor'wester yearbook; stu· team, four years; recipient of dent council secretary • trell5the DAR Good C.~tizenship a- urer ; school sports statistician, ward; !11th percentUe ln nation five years; Junior and Senior COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Spon- on_the Natiooal Merit Scholar- play casts; winner 0~ the 1965 b' f b'li 11 1 sh1p Qualifying Test; 961.11 per- Meigs County Jaycees Teen-age sors 0 •, ' to _, me a 0 centile in nation on the National Sale Driving Road-E-O: Big UNDA SUE PARKE::::_ R_ _ MICHAEL M. lri'EWAJIT ROADSTER PONY - Butch Meier, Pomeroy, won third place In the Roadster the state • pollee and firemen Educational Development test; Bend Minstrel Association pony class on "Star Fire" owned by Howard West of Middleport. Meier pauses here penSion funds Into • aingle state First in school, !bird in Meigs three years· Meigs County'; In front of the trophy table after receiving a ribbon and prize money. Winner of fund are hopeful they can linal- County and honorable mention Junior Mls; of I965 and comthe cfass was "Red Bird Starlighl" owned by Lester Ohlinger of New Haven.- iy overcome techrdcal prob-~- peted in Ohio Junior Miss Pa· Sentinel photo !ems and ll<lttered opposthon geant· Rutland High School and get tbe bill out ol a lUI> Band,' eight years: Meigs Coun- 1 ,t'<lmmttlee this week. ty Drum and Bugle Corps, three ; The subco~lttee had been (" __ • years; Band Council members, =ct~ ,!".!...~.!•.!DI_ ~}':' .::H:IIIGr.~ ((0, five years (president this year); "~" · - , · · · · -·- --1. ~U ·County band, three years ; _ _ _ _ _ _ 'llfmr for Ruti'and American SAIGON (UP!) - Three Viet ~~ -~ dur(ITIP 2) 'UT ALONe; THIS LINI firon Post No. 46'1. !IX years.; ing the weekend killed four Ame~y 100 :udent dlreelor of RHS Band; South Vietnam~se, a U. S. military S)lQ.);~_:unan reported . ltContinued On Page FIVe) today. A fifth American was listed as missing and possi· biy captured. Government losses were placed at 91 dead, 48 wounded and 33 missing. The biggest of the three Com· munist traps was sprung Sunday when the Viet Cone Supplement To The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.MirldlPport, Olltt mauled a South Vietnamese battalion of about 200 men and The Gallia Times, Gallipolis, Ohio accompanied by U. S. Anny advisers in a flooded forest area 150 miles southwest of Saigon. llon _Betzing, Hemlock Grove, 18 was rtngmaster for the classes. Out-<Jf-eounty judges seiected winners m the several Western and English clasaes. w;n;;•rs ill the classes were asL 0 /ws~ 1 "" ~m tony 11 1• Trotphts ea were E gtven d So a ·Rv en ranM. gg an pon_ ace arvin Clark on Kmg Boldy, Clr- urgM . I Wl'lll'amSfOWn Glass Company To be Toured SOCIAL CAI£NDAR Joint Fund Bill may Succeed _............ .. °. MEIGS THEATRE . -.- ":. -; Over 150 Horses Exhibited Sunday In Legion Post-Riding Club Show :a i' ., 5TART A 1 I entin1\, D...... f'e f'ie ....- II flf ,... lfeip.JI..,. .4Jw 1 I I I ~ PLEASE FLUTTERBYEI They'll just love it when you Flutterbye. Especially in o breezy shirtwaist lika this. With classic Chelseo collar and self-bell. Half size has 4-gare front skirt and 3-gore back. Delightful -.yosh and wear fabric. 65% KodPl* polyester, 35% q,tton. Delicate pastel print in pink, blue and yellow. Sizes 10-20, hall aizet 12'1•-22'h. $12.95 36th Annual Rutland Alumni' Dance Planned ELBERFELDS-POMEROY SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 35 Rut}and Four Amer1cans • D• • I e ID Amhushes I start and at ~quare p.m. l : r=-;::;~t;~~~---::::::~=11 on,dancingw. va.willRound ~ <EST). Donna Jean Nelson, cbair-11 man ·of decorating asks tbat all alumni be at the school at 9:30 p.m. May :lath lo help decorate. Miss Sally Schaaf will be Toaslmaster. MEMORIAL DAY Two Department~~ TRIBUTE TO YOUR DEPARTED LOVED ONE. GOOD SELECTION Aslt U< now fo1 fttoil deposil fonm sa when nexl Hold VuilotionDay eARTIFICIAL SPRAYS e POnED PLANTS 1•• you feel like ~ con 111 litem & take it easy/ FLOWERS FOR AU OCCASIONS PLANTS TO SET OUT VEGETABLES--FLOWERS YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) lntor•t Payment Dot• Are: Fob. 15th, May 15th, Auo. 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ·"Wo Have Grown B-ull Wo Havo Holpecl '; . Momber Feder•l Ro11rve System Member Fodoral DlpeiH lnourent Corpontlon I'OMIIOY, OHIO '· W. Main St. WY 2-2039 WI 9-2951 Pomeroy I • 71111 - ... illlllll • SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965 ireoot c...tod llr ll~ J, L1ao llld Co- ... II It I bll II JIIOil . . - lie ' II a e IIIII . . . . . lid - 'LEAD-IN =-~:•a-topaloteMt IIJ. llldloJ. ___ ..... - luoo L""'HJ - - - - OOM 0 o 1how Sunday at Webster Anieric I ...... dopllo ot llooutiful color. lt)JII- JOUI' Wll w1t1o o now h S-lllllo . _ 111.-,llw.hablo.llld"'l I .... $6.49 I ~ 1M ,.ur ~ ,.... ,., •• t. ... 1* I IIlii ot Llao ~l.ulw~J;' '.-JOUI' ...... lncludll cuotom ton,_-- $7.39 color mllll,.. --- however, w:ilks her Hold THE lEST QUALITY PAINT Fa Your B...... (l.~ANTfF ON All P/\fNT', OU11TANDINQYALUE 't/ Clrlff'll ... t11pp'H'" ..; Hip.!illlliOI llllilll " "' Jilin . save time with 'E IQUE- the .formal Jaee . of IJie·Orcalllizajl~: stales AN ANTIQUING PROCESS PATIQUJ: QPIIeo ~over old flnlsbeo. Seraplna or po1at tOIIIOVII and Its !111111 men can W forplte!L $llilplt illllradlonl Ia kit lleip you ~ldeYO UDiq)le. dlltlacllw lfllliluo elfecll Ia onit 19o basle ~ Othero Grow" 4 Pomeroy Flower Shop Two departments of tbe Racine Home Ec department presented • Visitation Day for the eighth graders of the Racine Junior High School Wednesday, May 19, in the Home EconomIcs Room. The girls were sbwon around tbe sewing and cooking departments, whieh would better ae quaint them witb the Home Ec course tbat wlll be offered to them In their Freshman year. Refreohments were served by the Home Ec girls. 'I'-..,._,. KING IWLDERS SUPPLY CO., Middleport, 0. . ' THE.· <~IU, LOCAL tDiPs The temperature In Pomeroy'~ buslnm district at 11:3'1 a. aa. today wu II de&rftll tlllder 118' ny stleti. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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