https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/98ea5d369339803849f2c0f98baefdf7.pdf b6c16694e4468522d8c93d2ebeb0e931 PDF Text Text '\ ' ~'New Trends in Flower Arranging ' Highlight Rutland Club Mee~ing Around And About MI'ddleporf Seautification Project Race To be Entered Ml..tomareTheme Told in Playlet Pythian Sisters Meet Thursday A DA'' H..l'/- . fJ:!! ::':!:1;;" Tlie July 21. ·'ftte metllnl ·. elaieil wltb the Lord'• PrAyer ·tn .11111- Pomeroy . 'Craft and ·Hobby club met Wedqtlday at t . y, .,u the home of tbelma Osborue, . · LIJic9ln Helghti, for u •ill day MamoU. T-e _>ylhlan Sla- Jne!!ting. Alberti WagtlfJ, .P~ tera met In re~ar ~Jon !dent, was in charge oHhe meetTbursd•y evening at . the DAV 1ng and scrlpt\lre wu read by ball with Ellzabe!h Campbell, Evelyn Clsrk. It wu decl!led most excellent chief, presld- 'to visit the Fenton Glas1 'Oo. on ing. . Gladys Cuekler fell on ateps at her home enroute to the meeting, breaking her left leg. She was taken to Veterans •. .,0 rial Hospital. A round rob1n card was sest to her. Edna Reibel fell at her home, injuring her knees. Mrs. Campbell reported on visilini Lydia ·stewart and taking her flowers. Reports were given on altruJstlc · work. Comnlunications were read from Medina Home giving birthdays of the residents and invitations were read from' Gallipolis Temple to attend Inspectlon on May 26 and from Meigs Temple to attend 'inspect' n June 1 Ion AI the close of the meeting games were played and prizes awarded the winner and soft drinks were served by Mrs. Campbell. ----INGLES REt;LECI'ED Officers of tbe Middleport PT.\ were elected and Jnatalled Monday evening at • meeting held at the high achool. Mr. William fnglea wu reelected president. Other officers include Mrs. Dale Walburn, first vice S<l~ltendlnr CbS:: ° Church Women .. M k PI ns Cfeane R · W • Omen P/ann1ng Appearanc,o of Bishop Players I ~· e \ Saturday's Te,evision Program WSAZ-TV Channell I . WCHS- TV WHTN- TV Channel 8 Channel 13. I I I I I I I I I I I I I u& auuer i:30 MEMORIAL DAY BAT MAY %1 mGIILIGR'l'S 7.3Q Color FLIPPER - lllal'· Brla" Kelly as P"t:;' Ricks TommY Norden u , Luke 'Halpin •• Sand!,~ ldloo~ Flipper "Mr....... e • "1 . phln ttown-and.out ventriloquist Aanll 10 take Flipper to the :,.... 11 a "talking animal." f' t·OII Color SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "hree VIolent People," star'¢UC r Charlton HesiOII. Arme Gilbert Roland, and ·.·' - Tom Tryon. Heading ttome af. ter fi&ltltng in lite Civil War, • ' ' • . rancher bu ltll llrat tDCOUII- eARTIFICIAL SPRAYS e POnED PLANTS polit fonns so when nut you feel like it you tan 111 !Item &take it oasyl nni FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PLANTS TO SET OUT VEGETABLES-FLOWERS YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) Pomeroy Flower Shop WY 2-203, W. Main St, :!ter, WI 9-2951 lnte,.t Pl'f'lltnl D.t11 Arr. Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th ~ ••, '!'!.) , I. The FARMERS BANK and SaYings Company '"We Have Grown BeauM We Have Helped Otlten Grow" Member Flderal RtMrve System Member Fllfer1l Depealt l111urance CorporAtion I'OMIROY, OHIO I I r..;..:. ~! a . o. ' .. "Bird ol Paradise _.,w Louis Jourdan, and Debra Pag aet. A French adventurer panies oon ol an lllland baek to lhe place of his bllllh and linda love. 'I ac;::: I ;,_-- NEW COMER SIGI< HOLLYWOOD (UP•• -Neweomer Arthur Hill baa algJied with Mervyn LeRoy to CQoltar wltb Jean Seberl in •Moment to Moment. U I '' I ; eeolot: Tel•visi~· · ' . v . I l·_: KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., t• ... ----· tprui .. . \.' ·' " I' ··-·.: · .·· ., " I I I I I I :' '~ ;) ; I I I .. ?~ · PATIQliJl .wllel.cll!'KUf over old flnlaltn. Scrlpln& or p11at remomand 111 !IIlia! m~o un bi forlolte!L Sbilvle laltruedont Ia 1Ift help you ~hleve ~ue, dltt!! 'IIW lllllqUe effecta ill onlJ two bule ltQI. I i AND ., ~: ,~ f SALIS:: ' •"I ,.... ',, • I 1 .:. - ~ :t ter with ~",fJiE IO's11:20 FILMS , ~-"""'a PHILCO·~ . 't' :"'!" ;~ ·- r,~•' ( I ~ • LINDA SUE PARKER =DoW . ONE. GOOD SELECTION ~ Joint Fund Bill may Succeed 10, Ask U! now for tnoil da- ., ,I ' ..... -------- ----- ---- I ' • • Over 150 Horses Exhibited Sunday In Legion Post-Riding Club Show .liM!· . . ,.;.,. j 'l,. ' ... . '. · SOCIAL CAl VNDAR .. . , Williamstown G/ C Ompany To be Toured MEIGS THEATRE ~~~ ' !f .,,.. '• were Maxble dan, Bemlce Jefters, Mrs. wa,. ner, Wi~.vine Zlrcher· Dorthea McKenzie, ..;el:.'l'ly Cha~, Mrs. ClarkMacyl\lcAngul, , Osborne and flv~ •.ciJJidHil. Bobble Kay·and Lor!, Chapml!b' .Buddy McAngus aad· Delli*· and Sherr! Osborne. , A proaram on new trends 111 be. an open meetmg and JnvlA playlet using the tlieme, flower arranging and a tour !allons were to be sent to the "Chdistian Missto~··~ w:atfreof the Robert Reibel flower gar- Rutland Friendly Gardeners and The Rutland Garden Club sen.ted by Mrs. DWif! I ace 4en hi hli hted Mal' meeting the Star Garden Club of Dex- Mr. Lawrence · Milhoan has has entered the Commumty assiSted by Mrs. Walter Wadof ~ut~ gGarden Club which ter. It wlll be held in the Rut- been returned to his home from Beautification Project being dell and Mrs. Marcus niet Wednesds evesing at the land Methodist Church. Plans Holzer Hospital where he has sponsored by Sears-Roebuck & bers at,the May meeting of e R lbel ho ) Leading Creek were also made to sponsor the been under treatment for a Company for Garden Clubs of Women. s Assn. of the Middle~ m on county meeting in June wtlh the heart condition for several Ohio. Prizes are being award- port Frrst Umted Preshrtertan · date to be announced later· weeks. ed to the club chosen for the Church Thursday evemng at The...meeting was opened by During the proaram hour ar- Miss Mabel Husell was taken outstanding projects in beau- the church. the president. Ms. Paui ·•mn rangements had been made by to Holzer Hospital Friday a!- tifying its community. The meeting was opened .wltb with Mds. Reibel giving the de· Mrs. James Tints carrytng out temoon when she became 111 hymn smglng wtth Mrs. Lillian yotions including a reading, the theme, "New Trends In at her home. . Among past projects of the Steiff at the piano. Miss Mar"Looking for Success'' Before F!lower Arranging." Included Mr. and Mrs ..Paul Wlnebren- Rutland Club are the Rutlasd garot Sauer was devotional 311e meetino started the menr were a Japanese trend usmg ner of Colum~us viStted today Methodist Church, Churoh of chrurman and presented an m:j:)ers made a tour oft he Retbel iris· a modem trend usmg with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chrtst and tht Churcb of the terestmg eJplanatlon of I he }ardens. Roll call was answered peo~ies; and a moilern featur- Karl Owen. Nozarene ni Rutland and the "Lord's Prayer" with members py naming a flower show class ing daisies in twm contamers. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wal- new gym and new elemen~ry glvmg the prayer m unison at each member would ltke to en- The meeting was closed with lace and wn, Bruce and daugh- schooL They have alw paltCI· the conciuston of the proaram. ter. tbe benediction. ter, Nancy. are in ~ayton to paled in the plantings at the Miss Suuer also ~ave the pray. !'d th 1 Mrs. Reibel served a salad attent the "semt-fmals ' for the r · · '"Y tot he entrance of Rut· . er lor mtsstonartes. Mrs. Wmn announr ha course from • table decorated regional track meet being held land in conjunction with the Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, pres!'IBhe dplantlngEiprOJ'c1t at 1h ei with an arrangement of sprmg there ''riday evenisg. Their RuLand Friendly Gardeners. den,t conducted the business ra bury emen ary sc oo d p .11 • h ed Th 10 b flowers from her gar en. re- son, Alan. WI compete m I e Plantings are pin oak red- meet'mg aIter wh'tc h memb ers -had be · 1 · compan et auction · • csale sent ·m addlllot. ' · 'ted to the dl nmg · room voted toen have to the abo ve meet. Th ey wt·11 return horne bud, and flowering dogwood were m~t at the June meeting and a bake na!ned were Mrs. Oieva Cotte- Saturday. trees at the schooL They have where pte and coffee ~ere srsale was set tentatively for rill, Mrs. Wheeler Drake, Mrs. Pfc. Roger Lee Manley, son conducted test plots of differ- ~ed by th~ hostesses, ~ISS PhylBertha Am- of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Man- ent varieties of plants mclud- liS Joachtm, Mrs. Emtl Ball, h Hutl an d Depa rt- Jack Robson ' Mrs. M J une 5 at te Hi i · 'th th U S • -' Mrs Rodne Downing M 8 os and one guest· rs. nes. ey, servmg WI e · · "''"Y Jng liex Hedara. · ·Y • r · 1 1 m~e sc~~~· made plans to proin Germany· has completed a The club wa> organized in Bethel Coleman. and Mrs. Fre·v de flower arrangements for one week course 00 Organt2a- 1935 with Mrs. Paul Winn serv- da Bratt. contrtbubng. The Ia.Ill• Rutland .~lumni banquet and !tonal Sup.P 1Y Procedures at the ing the club as prestdent at the ~~~ was ~·n:ered witll an arbaskets nf nowers for the Rutt Untied Statbees Army School In present time. An average at- b ~menJ 0 h~.... prepared land Commencement. N11med to a a 0 Europe, O rammergau, Ger- tendance of :0 has been main- Y 108 oac m. . 1 chomany a graduate off 1an . 1 projec 1 ed. Th e specta the nommaotng comm tltee were OOmS M'ddl. Manley t H' h18Sc' I I 1 100 Mrs. Carl Dennison, Mrs. Ma· , epor . og . ' c as• 0 sen by the club for this year rie Bishop, and Mrs. Pearl Plans were made for clean- 63 an~ enitsted 10 the army m is the landscaping of the BradLittle. ing of classrooms Monday and July, 64 · Mrs. Masley,! he. ofr- bury Elementary School. Jt was announeed that 1 he Tuesday· May 24 and 25, when mer Conme Roush, Is restdmg Other projects have included '" next meeting. May Jl , would the Loyal Women's Class of ' at .600 Laurel St. and expects nature tours to various garden (iii'==...,;=.;.-....-=-. the Middleport Church of Christ to Jotn her husband, June 10· spots and the club is active M J 0 R 'b met Friday evening at I h e Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mur- in therpay work with patients rs. . . et el entertainchurch. The meeting was open- ray spent last weeke~d in Le~- 8 , the Athens State Hospital. ed the Church women of Grace <J with devottuns given by Mrs. lSburg, Ohto, wtth thetr M R be 1 R 'bel d M EpiScopal church Thursday af- president; Mrs. David Jen~lris, Hoscoe Satterfield who read the son, Marvin, and family. J rs. 0T.tr et ha~ rst. ternoon at her home, E a 8 1 second vice president; Mr 1. TONIGHT d . . J 0 h0 K ames 1 us are c atrmen o Main St · Charles Smith, secretary; and M Saturday h\oy 22 16th Psalm and a poem, "The r. an · .rs. rawsczyn the Civic Committee · · To Don't You Worry." Mrs. and ch tldren are spending the The meelmg opened with de- Mrs. Joe Bailey, treasurer. "LASSIE'S GREAT ~·rank Beach read an article weekend on a camping trip at vottons by Mrs. Fred Crow Jr. ATI'END CONCERT ADVENTURE" June Lockhart Hugh Reilly !'tied "Joy in Salvation." Forked Run Lake. who had ,for her topic, ·•·Pray- Mr. and Mrs. Allred Roush (Colon enT~e ' group repeated the Ray Cole~an is spending the ~r·" Mr~. James Titus, outgo- an~ grand.an, Ricky, were in -a ndLord's Prayer in usison. Dur- weekend Wtlh h!!i parents, Mr. OS$ mg prestdent, present~d tile ga- Rio Grande Tuesday evening "LAW OF THE LAWLESS" ing the report of the sick in the and Mrs . .&the! Colfl!llan, all vel to Mrs. A. R Kmght, new to attend the spring concert rlvh h Mr Paul Davis was re- thetr home tn Albany. prestdent, who presided at the en by the College musical With Dale Robertson and Yvonne DeCarlo ~~~~d i.;proving slowly and Plans were made to tour the business session. aroups. Thursday they also at'll s Shelby King home from Fenton Glass Company at Wll- Plans were made for the Bish- tended the art exhibit given SUNDAY & MONDAY i1~ hos ita!. A round robin card li~mstown, W. Va., a.nd also the op Players of San Francisco by students at Rio Grande. May 23-24 was se~t to Miss Mabel Huseil, h1Siortc spots m Mat~tta, when who. are to give G. B. Shaw's, Their daughter, Jllrs. Michael "THE COMEDY OF r I I H lzer Ho pita) the Bradbury Extenston Home- "Samt Joan," at the Grace Cline (Maida Roush) had sevTERRORS" Vincent Price Pelt'!' Lorre :nl~~e~is: Et~ Gaskill' .; .d'J makers' ~Jub mel lor an all church, Friday evemng, June eral p11inting.s on dis~lay wblcb tColorl .............. ,. Zanesviiie. day meetmg Wednesday at the 4 to open the centennial cele- were later sold. She ts a aen- and h 'll MAY :U home of Mrs. Wayne King In bration of laying of the corner- ior at the collese. Mr. Jnd Mra. ·I 1 t th "1 THANK A FOOL" T e group Wl mee a . e Jane Howell Tent Daughters Bradbury. The tour was plan- stone Plans were made for a Roush and Ricky visited wtih ' Sus.~~n Hayward Pelf'r FL11Cb church for a &ewmg sesston of Union Veterans will meet at ned for a date in June to be reception in the parish house Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline (Metrorolor) PLEASE FLUTTERBYEI June.3. At the close of the the DAV Hall Monday at 7:30 announced later. following the play and commit while they were there. meehng a dessert course was p m M p 1 w· id nt · . rs. au mn, pres e ' tees on arrangements were served by the. hostesses, Mrs. May 25 presided over the meeting. Mrs. ed ltETVR.'IS B()Ml!: I They'll just lqve il w Roscoe Satterfield, Mrs. Frank The Pomeroy WCTU will Kin~ presented devotionals in- na~ri~g the program hour Mrs. Henrietta , McDa~ ld * ~~- ,; . "'' Pom.,...,, Ohio Beacbh, BMrs. lre,.neMrDarstM, ~r~. meet at the Untied Methodist cludmg a medltatlollal enltlled, .qtUo • · • · ., ''" • · s " i - -- · Jaco etz an s. mme Church Tuesday at 2 p. m "A Pian fo A tft· · TONIGHT Gilmore• contributing. Hostess' from the Book of ' "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE• es for the next meeting will be Willinae Workerl of Griff Rluu~s:s=e~l.:l. ~.~! James Franciscus, Suzanne Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. Eva "1 '.,, . Peshette, Gene~• ieve Page. Struble, Mrs. Bert Gilkey and Enterprise Meet Eva Gabor, Mary Aslor, Lee Bowman. Mrs. Ada Lambert. Mrs. Paul Frick was host- of the Bible." Fnturotto ess when the Willing Workers paye. AUXILIARY TO MEET class of the Enterprise EUB Members ans:wti!i.f SUN., MON. ond TUES. The Ladies Auxiliary of church met Thursday evening by naming a "DE~'/. ~~~~TE" Drew Webster Post 39 wtli hold at the church. During the bus- or tree. The ,' <TechnicolorJ its regular meeting at 7:30 p. iness meeting in charge of Mrs. was closed with :.: James stewart. Fabian, Cln· m. Tuesday, May 25, at the post Geoffrey Wilson president, re- lion. A potluck : dy Carol, Glyms Johns, Ed lim•me, All new members are re- ports were given on various ar- ved at noon with Wynn. quested to attend for initiation. ticles being aold, by the class. King giving the Fe1turtttt: Members on the initiation com- Pl~tes . with a picture. and a During the aflernoo P1rdan My B11uty Marks mtttee are to meet at the post , brief hiStory of the church were the group enjoyed a Colorc1rtoom ';';• home Sunday at 2:30 p.m. I disolayed and distributed to ware party with 7:00 TV Classroom seii. Mrs. Herbert Dixon was Blair of Parkersburg 1:311 Nel&1ibon ....... ,00 Mister Mayor 8 1:~ Social Saeorl!J awarded the wonderbox. demonstrator. Present f:Otl John's AIJnan8C f'~ ' t·OO Alvin Show 1:011 Herald ., Trolh . The meeting closed with the meeting were Mrs. 8:00 Popeye & Pats ,·. 30 Tennessee Tusedo 1:30 Word of Life singing of lhe Doxology, after Griff Russell, Mrs. t:OO Top Cal :00 Quick !)raw McGraw 10 HectOr Heatbcoll , which secret pal gifts were Mrs. John Fultz, 10:00 Superlll8ll 1 30 MightY Mouse PlayhoUSI 30 10:SII '!brei Stool• distributed. Refreshme'nts were Red, Mds. I.:Jarence 10:00 Underd!te . 11 :OO LinuS The Uon lleartM 11:00 CUper served by the hostess to t h e Mrs. Art Marcum tU:30 Fireball XU 11:30 Tbe JetsOill 11:30 Bean1 And ' Cecil . :OO Dennil the Menace above named and Mrs. John Oleva Cottertfl. 11 12:00 Sky ~Ong . 12:00 Bup Btm111, . ' Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mrs. 11:30 Fury l2:30 My Friend Fltcka Ben Buck, Miss Dorothy Long. Moore, Mrs. Helen i ' 12:00 Theatre 3 12:311 Bopplly ~~.... ' 1:00 1 Love Lucy t:OON~CID . Mrs. Eldwon Weeks, Mrs. Carl Mrs. James Will. 12 ·Oil Traill West 1·30 CBS New• l:OO Saturday Movie 2:00 MIJIIl' LeiCUI Bueball '' 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic S:OO Sporti 1n Actton i:IO \VIde Workl 01 ,·, 00 CBS Tennil Ciasale • 30 Cbamplobllllp . ' &·DO Fiatt & Scruil!• 4:110 Movie &:so Man ·Frorn U.N.C.L.E. 7:30 'lbe Jtlntl Fami)y ' . 5·00 Jubilee 1:10 Lawr~ Welt , · · . C: ~ ' ?:30 FUpper S:30 The Early. Show a:OO Dealh VaD•Y Day• · I:SOHo~hla 1:00 Lawman 8:30 KentUCkY Jonetl . 10:30 Bob YOUDI Ntwl . 7'30 Jackie Gleason TM~tn . 9.011 SaturdaY nigh! at Movtes 1 Gilllgan's Island ;00 Late News PiCIIIrB i 11 tO·OO GUDDDoke 11 :10 TV 3 Weather 1l:OO Up-To-The-Minute News :;<"•· ' II: 15 SJ)Orts th ""' . 11 : 1~ wealher NoteS TRIBUTE TO YOUR r;_ '~T 11:20 FUms of e ""' ::M) MUUon Dollar Movie~ , . 11 DEPARTED LOVED ! \ ' • •• • ! .~ '. ' MICHAEL M, STEWART �/ , •.. ! 'I t Slightly on the Short Side Voice of Broadway ••• reportirrg ., • Ford Engines Facing Acid Test i, .. '· IJ• NAPLES (UPI) -The ·states placed 1·2 fn tbe ter class Sunday at the of the Naples NGS ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN 16) atlll haan~ come to .,. A Hollywood cutle who was sud· Wbat Elle II New aar'ee~~~ent with the theatre par· Tbe Beatlea' concert at Shea dtnly cjropped by one ot the ly arenta. Sq the pl1ti11Cefl I!W . Stadium Alii. 15 il A.Qka to handsomest men In !lima Ia dat· tumdllllll all their olfll arraor• lng him again now that she's menta with the ladles clubl, rna~.(. a min . Vve•· artf r t.t,e lamed foursome arid all ex- learned to mind her mannm. charities etc. . . , Eileen Btenpenses have been paid, the Translation: She'll never mennsn 11 'a ttendoul Ia "Hello, promoters will waltz away with tion marrla1e ll&tn. [lolly!" but htr option Wllll'l at least IIOO,IIOtl Mia Farrow'a VIsitors to the cennn Film picked up, ao aht won'l be aeea trips to Palm Sprlnss are made In the ahow when Glnpr RotI• Frsnk Sinatra's plane . . Fe•tlv•l re~t that althot!eh era taket over the Carol CbiiJio · Marie Mcllonaltl, who recontlf almost 1110 "name" perform.. nlnJ role. 'n1e P~. olfbulerwao operated on lor ulcera, era attended, plut meny 10\'" ed her the road company, tells friends she almost died ernment dlcnltartel, the one 11 110 hike 1n ealary, 10 slw during the surgery. Her heart who dominated the proceediJIII ukl no; when her conlraCI II' slopped, but the doctora pulled was ole John Wayne. To q1101a up ahe'll ahr In "110 in I h • her throuJh . . . Llza Mlnoell~ one obJerVer: "He waa the auy the preaa Shlde" In Allenta for ptvl4 who is scheduled for a LI I I ooultln't 111 .enouJr of the Merrick, who toltl her the can cover, utmed down a pill)' 11 bt London, too, II aht lion for 1 "doublt truck" cov· man every tourlot had to shake ltku. Obviously. they opeet er shot with her mother .. . To- banda with." . , .. The new t.laa Ginler to be 1 111111h In lht gethernel8, discotheque otyle: Jay Lerner-Burton Lane muat- .role: ohe'a •taned for II The big buzz In the Waltlli set cat, "On to Clear Day You Can monlhe ... Oct. atars the lnterelllnr new two- See Forever" some that auddenly - but 11111denly - developed on the ntcht life scene. Sybil Burton of the Arthur and Lea Crane of 0 u r Place both arrived In aeparatt parUea at Ondlne, but tbq ~-by Helen llottel--' weren't atrangera for 'er"/ long. Geist Ely Introduced them mutlc they'd dlloover thtu FOR IT! and frorn then on they spent YOU1'11 the entire eventnr dancln1 with 'lllll column Ia lor 7011111 their pmnll. John and PIUI each other and acttnc 11 If No- people, their problema Bnd pl. . both lost their _JDOtherl w!ln body Eloe Waa Thera .... aurn, their troublel and luD. th·y wert abou · our aau. ad lahest crade In both typtnc aad AI wltb the rHI of Helen Help I'D bet you never beer THEM "p-otty!' 1t. giant lawouit 11 beb" toP- Uol, It welcomet laulha bul \ 11 thP'-" fat~ 4. In order to tt.derelantl ed at the publlaber and author won't dodje · urloua ~unllon your Dads, you have to Itt tc iiD of the new Dation book· "Or· with • brush~l clentllld TI!EiYl. II really deal and Triumph," by aaent Solid your quntlono Peter Witt, who allerea oorn- t OUTH ASKF'> FOR IT, 1111'1 beret. - KAREN mllaiont due him on till movla eare of Helen Help US! lhla Dear Helea: By William S. Wbite You aa, "don~ !mock lathsale . . A major film company aewspaper. er .. but what II they re~ll) WASHING'l'ON - Any poasl· Ruastan defeat. Until reeently er'' than themselveo. Moscow Ia -not the one that'a rotor to be Jill TO UVB WITR don't cere! billty of basic improvement In Russian Informants here have the demagogue who thinka ht sold - will unc1er1o a biJ per- PARENTI AND IJIE IT ' . f~.:.!iy luid a dllpula OV· sonnet ohakeup In tbe naer fu. o.- Hel111: relation• with the United Stalel themselves privately made no must show hia sonslltents er which hllh achool r lhould the Communist satellite raglal lure Singer Frankie RanI'd !Ike to tell "Two BettieI• being destroyed by ono of the aecret of this reality. All the 11me, Moscow haa and rabble ove: the world · dall will have hla nolO beuatlo maniacs with Father Phoblaa" 10 to. My .ather cot 8JIIfll most profound misca!culetlona 11 a lhlnl or two. Thtf uever met with my mother and cave up by the Russlano since they OP' now decided that It must not that nobody can be more "anti- fled In Callfomla u only go on giving 1 mixture of West" than he 18. he geLs eno111h time off from a father like mine. lit It a the responsibility ol taklnl ·cart ened the Cold War. 111ere is, however, a IIICOnd, hla peraooal appearances and Jrtll py. Sure, he aaya "no" of me. He aald that from now The Kremlin thinkers have propagandistic and mllltory aid on It was all up to my lllOihif. fundamentally underestimat- 1o this lnvaolon becauoe "a lei- o tragic and probably an actual- · recordln& datu . . . Beaut)' aometimea. He all• cell acJra- !. .•• II that ·• . .. . : ·:uit ed the Ameri<:an will to halt low socialist stole" Is involved. ly controllin& explanation. Thll flash! Lll Taylor baa a new v•ted and yell110metlmea. Ho'l thtnge don't so just so, d. II· Chmese Communist aggrooslon Far woroe, Moscow has conclud· Is that the Russians, not fo; the hairdo - cut abort with banra aot reason: he'• aot me! I've only tnown my lather th·-- have the : ·•· t.o paulht In Asia just as two decad.. ago ed that it need do nothing to first time, have ludicrouoly ov· that come dowo ot her eyt1 aay· "I'm a II preos North Viet Nam lo ceaoe ervalued tuperflcial evldencn brolll. 12 ehorl yeara, 10 maybt I'm buck lh<Y underestimated the AmerlhrOUih?'' not •• food a judse u 1'80o~· ican will to halt Soviet Commu- ita aosault1 upon South Vlet of dtlunlty the United States. Rita Moreno ol the Broad· FP, but I would IUJIHI llliy I'" • to become hla ~~&ush­ Nam ao the pre-condition to A ahrlll and on the whole a r,ist aaeresslo .• in Europe. way muslcalo Ia a brlde-~bt. at least try to understand their ter again, bdt how? - HELP Seen over the long slope this moving arreplably to some con· latuO'IIJ~ JOWerleso minority Tht lucky fellow io Dr. LeonV .\'!TED somber subterranean develop- terence table with the United ol .... • f)lentloned home ard Gordon. Weddlnc 101 for parents, llld they wouldn't be r .r Helt-: critics of this government'• re- June . , , Eralt MartiD and Cy 10 "thoroulhly dtaruated'' any ment dwarlo such current crla· States. Your lather DOES eare. AB Al! this Is the substance of fuul to aubmit to Communill Feuer were alter es u those In Viet Nam and Tammy more. L. Y. 1w ' .•ta II lor you .nd your the Dominican Republic. For the hiehest new American In- arrression, either in Aala or Grlmea to otar In "Jiobeon'a Dear Helen: mother to aay, "We're acr.;oy. Thll letter Ia to TBMWFP, going down the drain Is an OP' telllgence The lirot loser is the Latin America, II belnt aeen Choice," but !oat lntereat whMI Le: Iaiit It ' • .. " ' portunity for 1 rival still ln- fretfully ham-handed Kremlin In Mo9COW as a real Ioree capo ahe asked for twice the saW, who called their falhel'l "Jl'OI1 ••n'- u.::·· 11 ncourt1 to comarably Ieos powerful thm ~Me · Is North Viet Nam. able of cautlng the United Statea lht received for "Hllh SplrHs" ty." Girls, If u want auc- moo• ,.., ~.. ·ers can ... Robtrt Goulet wlllainr "Tht leetion from ont ywr own q1, feel terribly outnumbered In a the United States to make with which II reslly playing Chlna'a to soften Its line. us some livable accomodation. c~me more than its own. But . The Kremlin, 11 usual, finds Ster-~cled Banner" at the l*t aou: 1. Whto you 811 hollll from family of women. And losbtf Preaident Johnson waa not tlie deepest loser II the Soviet 111 lmmenoe attraction In lha Clay-LI•ton ftrht May 21--whlch cliche • thinklnl of eeml-paci- meant ba may be on eamm arhool, ploy 1our BeaUt ree- er8UJJlenll never did o;amt "'' only ready to uplore an hon- Union. f, .nen. T' , hurl pr'~t The Soviel Union I locked lis~ In this country. Ioorer lhl.n tile oontutante ... ordl. Then whto your Dad with a blanket ol indlffertnet. est aiTomodatlon. Perhaps e•· en more Importantly, ho wa1 with Red China in a brutalllnl&· · .The supreme Irony II that Mickey Roonty II rotor to hav. 1111 home, turn them olf for which II a pretty normal r~JC­ •trong enough politically ond ale for tht headship· of lnterna. llllllY of those American• who another 10 It the ntchtclub clr· the nlJht. Yn, I know - hor- tlon lor oyone. Don't 1moC1t confident enough at home to tional communism. Stltl, thla ·lor yoar have howled! hat their eult - eapeclllly New York, roro! but It will promote peece your Dad for it. AI L. Y. tnd carry It thro111h. No Prealdent ume Soviet Union Is allowlna IOYernment was not "flexible" Laa Vera• and Miami. Ho'a and you hna bomtwork any- KAREN seld above, "Try to bow. could ever do II without at Itself to become tho tall to a enoush to make true probes to- working up a new aet ,.. I. Jsually when your ,arenll underatand." - H. American International P»least the toleration of Amer~ Chlneae kilo In a oontlnenl ward eaatng the Cold Wer art a bundle oa keepo uk you to do aometltlnc. they titer Holen: can coru;ervatlvea· this tolera- which pooes a far Jreller and . precisely thoae who have now IW'fl fy mother, too, hu a clrlni· ceopraphlcally m~~<h neater man~rod to amaah the very In( their lllckera hlp for I h t opect ft dont without back tion Johnson dearly hu. tor problem. I'm uhellled to which yoq audience, AI - as they talk, 'lllat only maku lhtm And the adventurism of thl threat for the luture to Russli Rexlble approach for · ·the had called 10 lone. Tltll learned about the "Letkll" (till medtler, and take It !rum ma dliCUII thll with ~DJOM. l Red Chinese In Asia - 1t pre• iiHlf lhan to the Weal. haven't any lrlerull. I 1« poor Why, then, thia naentlally ab- they have dont by Ureielaly tell- new dance thrnteruor to nreep - I know! Sq do II. ent, the invulon of South Viet ll"ad• Ill achool. Everythln~·· (1'/ott from Helen . - and lor MoiiCOw and lha world thai the teen-111 Ill aero• tht n• Nam th•y are pursulorthroulh aurd Soviet cbolce? awful. Pleut help.-DJ:PRESS. The obvloua explanation Ia the United Slate• doela't re•t- tlonl they wrote a scene, uUI· SHE knows too:) II 7011 do It tho North Vletnamllt - never ED illn8 It, Into "Ski Party." II will bt In the lntereat of R~~~o almplyt hat the R1111laD1 be- . ly mean It whtll It aaya U elni- COli an eltra .-.ooe, but they wllhout baek talk parlllll atart titer Dtpr. Jed: •l•n•. To the contrary, every Ueve they dare not let the Red. ply will not lit down before !ell It Wll work ll Ill kltl-ap. l!llrLir "I lbo'Mn'l be 10 Honey, your achool COIIllltlor Iouth 011 the kltl," am\ yo or(..11ineae 1dv1nct In Alia II a Chlne11 appeat mueb ••toup.' €ommunlll lltiCI'OIClhlllent. can help you - let hila. W]W. ,. peal . .. TCIIy Martin' a darltor, tan hit • rood compromlat. evayou uy will be llrktly" Cyd CharlaH, II acoompany. • Allbouih lhla II nally inC Mro. Spike Jonea on a Euro- 1011111 !mock ya, LISTEN to conlldentlal. Another wondaloful pean trip to help her lhrourh your partlltl' kind of muale lor btlp lor J01U11 people Uke y011 the tarly 1taru ot widowhood. a chance.'· II you tlvt IHtra II WORLD REIJ.O, c-o Ala!Ha, .. Broadway JuelllnJ 11me: polntl, maybe thty'U do I b t I.A.C.G. 117 Park St., Sherrill, By WayH G. lnodtldt, M.D. found a wortli-whlle jOll 10 do found hla wark; 111 him ut no 'Ill• out~·wedtvdo: aon 01 a not- ume for yourt. New York Wrllo to lhla oqoother blmedneu." ed 11111 llld IC'- aetor wtR llatlon llld you wUI bear froia A few decadeo ago men work· and wbo enjoys doing it. If you Now don't 1« the Idea I'm don't enjoy your worlt, you are · Wbat uvt . . nira ltlnn be liven an oceasloml role In ten who have facet~ yow probo ed 60 or mort houn a week and In the wrona line. It il all rtahl llaun provltled tbao far! Tltt lmocktnc the Beattie. But II hll fathtr'a week! TV teriel TBMWFP would READ about ltm - and lternecl to lin wlllt •till m~naged to oqueeze a lit- to Jrumble a little now and th111 aaawer •uin, •• Ia uay to help him support hll wile tle fun out ol life. Now. lor but, tl you really want to quit uen tbey llave •ads II pont· and children . . . A famed lla- thtm u well u lllten to their II. H y011 Ill olhtrl lhaN YIM ltfa lor a mu Ia laM a _ . IIUir fYmbol changed the lodl boys are very tboulhlful Ill llurd111, II l111't near~ 10 pat 1001t worker.s, a week'o worlt II worklor, you're sick. .a houra or leal. A• automation When I see some ol our teen· jolt so IIIli be eaa _.,. I filter on her front door wbi!J her il applied to mort and mort a1era wearing large celluloid ear. Ia llie bet'fl\l' 1aptdalft husband wu away on a · bUll· . looks, a fwther ohrinklne ol till buttone with the oloran "I areao tbal art mr. :fQelllllll nt11 tnp, Then, whto lite felt HATE WORK" I crtnce. I ean thla leada It .._ hllnllta If lite'd made him suffer enough, wor~ week iB inevitablt. .ly hope that they think this i• traveliDc .bum~ to llulper lite sent hom a rold kcy to tht I am otlll • little apo: ehena hult joke and thlt they do aDd kab It llab. Ia tiW DIW lock. tMaybo thal'o lilt tive lhet for many persons thla oar bu ~ed tbo way ttlle keeptt all her marrtq. ; ':_ trend It loolerlng 111 attend not take this motto serloualy the bayer It ..... a· h\. ee 11tlr In the words of Thom11 Cer· ee lnterelltor. . . . . A movlt 1ttltude toward work. Truly '· alar who 11 "arainlt" ,.... • • .oolllaloL fortunate il the m1n who baa lyle, "Blessed ia be who haa "' 1111 llnc recently won a wad at a Lu Veau dice tabla ... Tune A TV penonallty who had 1 meltoric rlee II happy o!f-ctiJIIo L ' ora,t oo. The rea10n Is a lovely wlto worka In hll oflk!t and lhinU IM'a Mr. WOIIderful .. . "1' . I' I THESE are indeed days of what many call happy motoring, Jnd they art really upon us with the period when school• are out and the family II cetting all aet for a vacation trip to aome dl•· tant point. Not too many people, in the present day. •lop to think of what such an outinc would entail not too many dec· adea aro . Today all the motorist doea Ia go down to the neighborhood servicf ttalion and gel 1 map that is the Billie of those venturing into unfamiliar terri· tury. It wa< just about ~0 years ago that the first oil company started to hand out maps to lh customers. From that earlv venture we have seen the custom ,. JtOW until today they give away 200 million maps each year to persons who are going place• and seeing things. In the earlv davs of motor travel the venlutesome soul who even made a trip of ~0 or 100 miles met with hia friends and cot such directions as to lake the left road 11 the red barn or turn right at the brick houte, and other vague Instructions that olt@n disappeared by the time the motorists arrived at those , poinlo, and then It was constant lnqu!rlnr from door to door to assure yourself that vou were going In the right direction. ·Those of the early days of motor· lng had to not only battle the right direction. but also the faulty equipment and undependable vehil'ies, that often broke down and took the word happy out of motoring. Some of those early driv· ers exhausted their supply of patches tor their Inner tubes and even resorted to stuffing the tire cases with hay and straw, or even come !nlo a center of civIlization on the rim. Today we have hundreds of aervlru to speed one on his way. There are not onlv colorful maps but guidebooks that tell. not only of the routes but the places of r~sl and refreshments, and helping out the oil companies are the manv publicdions by the atates and the numerous auto clubs that offer you many set'Victl to make the road smooth. The grutest boon to motor travel was the numbering of roadways, and now in Ohio, which lias completed more miles of interstate l•ighwav than all other states has revamped thi map tor travel In 1 simpler form that allow• one to go great distances without changin& from one route to the other. In spite of all the adjuncts that have been provided throug~ the years we lind that peoplt~ illll get lost, and In doing so h~ve some unhappy experiences along the route. The new fangled cloverleafs cau8e people to lake the wrong curvt and end up In the opposite direction to which they originally Intended . Many people h.ve no sense of dirertlon, and 1 creal many carry 1 compa10 with them to bt ~ure they are headed north, toulh, east or west. Th-.re Is happy motGring, but people do not ell rate that pleasant 1ensatlon because of humin frailltles. They get lost till!. they have troubles wltb their vehicles, and lht!y still In wpilt of numerous guides 1nd other informative malerlal mlu much of the joy that comet to the informed traveler.- Get Fast kflol "'"' WANT·ADS I CJl..lt. •IIIII"' 1. HELEN HELP US! Capitol Comment, Events WINS MAC CROWN LOW RA TES:-Make no miool<llr...diclolil Nationwide's rates are among th• I""rMf lind anywhere. 2. BROAD COVEIIlAl~lHi~ wide giv&S you the brc drtl.. mo.tlibtml age on the road todar..t3. · PI>~'I' SERVICE. Nationwide paya daimoo i<ud\'Ciq,'lli<llf~ are paid within 2( houra alter p~~t~r~ your car insurance. see me: WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Pearl & Ken Willia1111 214 E. 2nd St. teen-.,. · Nicldaus Wins In Sudden Death •pend• 1oday's .Medical Report ............. ••• CDM!i 'FDR. , tHE -DAILY SENTitR ~· ' DIVOT._ fO tNTftlft OP ....,. ............. MIIIIMAICIN AliA Cftllt., Tltlftlftlll .. tMt ..':f.:.ll'l: .:-&..'TJ:"..: 1r-. ....... - m ...... , .. :a ....... ............. ,,... .101 ,":'-"' ~ Mw·:=.,: - -·--..a. ......... ...:,•.;: ---""-·. ...., ~·~,_ lflln'' ld= ' liFI II ........, ....... N'n ta cur: ffn - .,,. • ......... " _.. 110 ....... ,.., . . . . . . . M . . ~~--- I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. :;::;~;;;::~~==============!!!!!!!'""'"""""""""""""'7'=!!. / need money tOr 1 old • .,.'0"- His Honor's '65 Ford ...... rides quieter than His lordship's Rolls·Royce Ia eerdllM tcsCa '65 Fords rode · ..,._ lllta a Jloii&.Koyce. • But we lllllle J011 Ia jtlt4&e die ..... Ford for l&llllt Vltolt ,._. Fonl Deoler. Take a II "'''I !N tilt *We. Y011 woa 't . , ,.... ..,..... lllerarehoaclc:rafted ltturloa If a KciiJo.lloyce, but 1"" 1111 ... a floothll ride 1111 MOJi4 feet , _ -..pocted Ia a popular-priced - ••• proof uf FonJ'o tlee[Howa ......,. New Qttallty • 10000 tie"* bodyllnNigest e•er oo a Ford. Frame ~ eul irri1atiJ11 road l'ibtllioG • New suspension puts a bi g ultrasoft coil spring at each wheel New Luxury LTD's • Decorator interiors, thick nylon carpetin() • Walnutlike vinyl inserts on do'=ors ' and instrument panel • Rear-seat center arm v.a..-... . • • ./ l • ~ ll.a It .. , . •' . . ,.;Qii;_, rtsls, ~ve ash lrays (4-door padded instrument panel New Power • Big. new 289-cu. in. V-8 standard in XL's and LTD's I New BIG SIX- biggest Si< many car, standard on other Galax.o anJ Custom models Vi:iit your Focd Dealer soon! bardtops~ 1101: W1J Mlll'n ......C ........ II M: PDID 1110101! ......... I'MtUOK. •rw 'fOAl WOilD'S h - .IAadiac • MWikal ttfib U. wbidl l!lfiS JltNI 1'7 , , ~XL lOll LID Hal 1 ~--· na. ... lions rode ............. a • T..U Wlft .......... bJ ... US, 1!165 Fa <".eJu!e • Test Dri'llt ToCal Pttb 'li5 Best _.... Fro-M FOyear,_ I'D ,... .. Lm +Do. H. r I , Si?e Now at Your Fqrd Dealer's Red, White aad Blae·Salel '. f Ollnnt., ... , ..U&IIte, Ill - • Champ contests saturday Jaycees JQDJOr INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -· The lineup was completed lor tM Memorial Day 5110 auto race with the addition of three vetRocky Williams, a Rutland El- fiams, Tommy Karr, Wayne Fontbalf Throw, 120', Perry erans and two rookies. ementary school eighth grader, Barnhart. Kennedy, Charles Bartels, Terthe ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F~tball Throw, 101' 3", Wm. ry McGuire. BRIDGEHAMPTON, N. Y. _ WUhams of Rutland, won three Wolhams, Richard Voung. High Jump, 4'9", Richard Jim llall of Midland, Tax., too11 flr~t place awards In t~e U and 15 Year Olds Douglas, David Michael, Chao. the $10,1100 Vanderbilt Cup U, s. Me1gs County Jaycees Juntor 50 yard Dash, 6 sec., David >Bartels. road racing champion 5h' Champ competition Saturday. Michael, Richard Douglas Per· op. With over 50 boys partie~ ' ry Keunedy. ' paling,_the Junior Champ activ· 1110 Yard Dash, II .8, Richard ltiea drew a large enough gath· Douglas. erlng ot boys ranging In ages Running Broad Jump. 15'3'1", 0 P T 0 M E t R15 T from _II through 15 that the David Michael, L. Aeiker. Offlce floutl: g to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NOCIII OD Jun~ G~f, C.declared the event . 12 Pound Shot Put, 30'6" P•rrvll Tb"- _ "·-Court SL, PomeroJ a success. · ltennedy, Charles Bartels. - · ...,., 1 Williams, who goes by the nickname of Rocky lnatead of his real first nameo f William, won firsts In the 50 yard dash, Cl11111 them 110 up with one loan high jump and raootball throw. The resulto by evento, first, ••• and start the new year right tecond and third In order listed: 10 and 11 Year Old• let us help. We lend millions 50 yard dash, 7.2, Dennis EichInger, Mark Williams, Steve of dollars 1D thouslnds Story . Baseball throw, 159', Mark I of people for bundnlds Williams, Tony Vaughan, Roger I,. Dixon. CJI dilfe:ent fBIIDIIL Standing Broad Jump, 5'5\!o", steve Story, James Schmoll, To ..., clearing up aid Joe Welker. Running Broad Jump, 11'8", billa il rna tm • Donn!& Eichinger, James <\Ins· bary, Andy Vaughan. High Jump, 3'11", James Amsbary, Dennla Elchinaer, Ton Vaurbln. Football Throw, 80'10", Alan Holter, Roger Dixon, Richard Vaughan. 12 awl 13 Yeer Old• ' 50 rani Daah, 6.7, WUitam ' Wllllal!ll, Danny Abbott, Frank Glrolallll. , 1110 Y11'4 Dash, 13.6, Frank Gl· ECONOMY SAVlNGS & LOAN COMPANY · rolaml, TommY Karr, Vlctqr Lift lntWMCe AwiR~··• 0.. N1 L0M1 YC!lllll· 300 W. Second .S L2·21ll, l'ornerW B~ball 'lbrow, 218', Danny ~bbott, B~ Karr, Bob Werry. . , , NOW OPEN SAT!IJID~Y ,AM TO 12 NOON t j ' ' • 1. · B\lnnlJit' Broad J\DDP, 12'5W! ·· . DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. . ' Frank Qlil!l~. Bob Werry · Iva~ Powell. . Hlib Juqip, t'2" 1 William Wll· !falldoUe • =: n• =-..~.~~ ~· " ....... ..,.. , Rutland 8th Grader Wins Three Firsts in ' ) HElt11"--008EE FORD INC. ·h ' ." ... ,., '1. .,•.. . '- 461 ~h Third St." ",.~ �.... ,r Awards Made At Southern u·lghFrl'day "•·' &-Dany sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o., May '24, 1965 lime lntlle filllli ~ yeal'l._ ('Jbe ·.::::=:c_::::::::::o_:..::.:=.::~-=:..:c:..-'--'--'---'- ·---- 19381 earn advanced as 4tstrlct • • h Middleport G0Ifers FIDIS . h.In F"leld 0fS'IXt een Nlnt - .~- •• Weekend·SMrts'Smttmary ;'~.~ : i I ,_.,,,·J.!" .·.-: ' !' · ch...t•r "'· ,.u r~ ./ ' ., ISO Horses Are Exhibited REPORT Of CONDITION Of runnerup· The 1939, 1940, and Salunlay · ment by four ~trokes over Jean , 1942 Bl~e iJevll squads were PARIS- Nancy Richey of Caratalde and Bernard Hunt. SEO Oistrtcl champtons.) Dallas gained the quarter-finil OF RACINE, OHIO Saturday, round of the women's singles in MILWAUKEEPitts- In tho Stole ol Ohio, •I the Close of llusine11 on April 26,.• IHS., eight strokesGalllpo!IB ahead of finished oecondd 'Jbe Dl k Sch French International tennis burgh Pirates tra ed c <>place Athens, and ntne ahead w• hi fi ld th S Fr isco Published In mponll to eoll mode by Comptrollor ol tho ~~u.. Middleport golfers finished the Fairgreens Country Club of tblrd place Marietta. championships with ~~t~ag G~ t to! J e 8 pan anc rency, under Section sm, Y. I. llovlnd Slotulot. 9th In a field of 16 In the Dis- in Jackson county. GARS led by only three after Awards made Friday by Sou- sets /ic~~el;~: ts Lane an s . or os ugan. ~ ASSETS 15 trict goH meet Saturday at Tbe charges of Coach John the first nine, but came on thern High school in its annual Merce • INGLEGOOD Wall!. _Native . . Athens Country club . Milhoan finished with a 314 to- strong in the afternoon. Awards assembly ' in addition NEW YORK - Ethel D Ja- . •er equa IIyed' th e wor" t. recor Cash,. balances with other banks, and cash Items II . • 1831HI Ol Steve Hindy's 79. was good tal - four strokes lower than Pete Morley, Lancaster, to Miss Clarice Norris as Vale- obs' Affectionately scored. an or seven furlongs in w!Ming • . m process of co echon ------- ---.--- ------· • ' . for a tie for siXth tn medalist the old record set by Athens in won medalist honors with a one- dictortan and Gary Walker as . I th 'ct . th the "5 300 Lo• Angeles Hand!- ~mted States Government obligations, direct etght • eng VI ory '" e "" · 1 ) 4116211 01 honors . 1961 - and captured a record over-par 73. Athens' Greg Salutatorian, were: $57 200 Top Filght Hand•cap at cap at Hollywood Park in 1:20. guaranteed (Net o ony merves ·:~ --- -·--' . Galhpohs repeated for the fourth straight district champ- Moore who !ostia· year's med- Music key to Jocelyn Taylor, A ' d 1 Obligations ol Slates and politlcalsubdlvlltono fourth straig,ht year as dl~triC\ ionship. allst tltle to Log.;.., John Me- Agriculture key to Ronnie Hoi- que uc · PULLMAN, Wash._ The Uril<Net ol any reserves) .... --- -- ·---········6,100.00 0 champiOns ••th a recothrd lJw k The old record of three Alee in a 'sudden death" fin- ter, DramatiCs keys lo Ele1111or BIRMINGHAM England -Pe- versity of Oregon captured the Loans and 'discounts (Net of any reserves) ·----·- 684,279,78 311 · 29 strokes eparti. ac . str a1g . ht crowns was shared by !shed secon d th'ts yeJU' WI"lh a Schneider and David Fox·GISoc- ter Butler won the ' $16800 Mar- p act'II c Elght traek and field F'1xcd assets--···--·······----·-·------·--···-· ••· 91128 s· below t . ets'ed3l3. IXteen earns Cl· GAHS and Athens. The Bull- 75. McAfee finl•hed in a tie for ial Science key lo Davtheld B "':" tini International golf tourna- Championship. Other assets ---------------------------------:. a,MB.H P• 1 · . dngs won it in 1959, 1960 and sixth with a 79. ckner, Peggy Grunm ustIndividual scores were Hin- 1961 GAHS won it in 1962 1963 . l" I ed ness Education key, Yearbook Sunday TOTAL ASSETS ---------------···--·-····· $1,885,892.81 Chnmpton Galllpo'" P ac N Parker dy, 37-42-79 ; P• I Ed wa rds 43- 1984,. then 1965, tnuking It' sev-' three of its four playel'l In the keys went to anc h • MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Jack NickLIAitLITtES 39-112: Wayne Davis, 46-45-91, en straight years that an . . Jocelyn Taylor. Ellen S u1er. I won the $60 000 Memphis and Sam Clatworthy 45-46-91. SEOAL representative bas cap- lop 10. Chris Rode~tck was thtrd Diana Roush Mnrsba Moran Oaus g If tournam' t In a sud Demand deposits of lndlvidoals, partnershlpo, . w1th a 76, Cbtp Jane• was and Eleanor Schnetder· ' · Science pen h 1 rf en'lh J h • , t'o 08 -------------------------- $ 424 ' 835 •2•• 8 nd corporaJ !IS!ed below are 1earn resuIts 1 d th dis! let t'tl and top 10 scorers: ure e r .''e. fourth with a 77, and Tom Me- keys to James Hamm 'and Gary Amon those who entered den-deal p ayo WI o nny , Time and savi~gs deposits of individuals, Ga llia Academy High It .was Gallt~ltS seventh Carty, who ran lot~ trouble Walker. Mathematics key to Holzer ~os ita! over the past Pott. partnersh1~s, and corporations --- --------··- 738,33Ut 30~.11 school's Blue Devils establish- dtslrtct champtonshlp In 27 a<sand trap) early, fmlshed wtth Dav1'd Fox, Engllsh Key to Nan· weekend me P 1uded·. Sun da. Y _ CHARLOTTE• N. C, - Fred DepoSI.ls of Untied and States ~overnment :--· ······ 38,7!53.57 Deposits of States political subdivJsiont ____ _ 78· ed two records enroute to the years. GAHS will advance to , . cy Parker Language key to Patricia A. Lowery DaviS Hail Lo d hi 1965 Ford to TOTAL DEPOSITS $120222804 . D' tr' t th tat tourn t f th Tommy Fvoden fmlshed ' L'b k • re1aes rove s -----------·-· , , · 01 h 1965 Soul eastern no ts tc e s e. amen or e . Clarice Norris and 1 rary ey Gallipolis, Mrs. Raymond Broy- a !6-second victory over Earl Total demand deposits ...... $ 463,893.90 golf championship Saturday at fourth stratght year, and e~ghth strong to comptle an 83 for the to Marsha Moran. les, 47 Vinton Ave., Mrs. Le- Palmer in the World 600 stock Total lime and mingo deposits$ 738,334.14 · - - Blue Devils. Judy Sayre received the B\'1- grande Martin, 1111 Adrian Ave. ar race Gallipolis will leave for Co- ty Crocker award and Lmda William c. Trotter, 121 Third c · , TOTAL LIABILITIES -------··------------· $1,202,228.ot lumbus Thursday morning, and Eichinger. Linda Lipscomb, Kar- Ave., Mrs. Ernest E. Watts, ADENAU Germany _ Hon· CAPITAL ACCOUNTS engage_ in practice rou~do on en Nease and Judy Sayre Home- Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. Rubert E. ore Wagner' of Luxembourg was Common •Lock-par value per share $100.00 the Ohto Stste Umverstly makers keys. Adkms, Vmton, Mrs. Arnold killed in a crash during the No. &bares authorized 500 2 '"urse thatil_labfternoon.dThFreldftr• Miss Norris and Walker were CBoggs, ERt gt Vmtown't Johns· G. 1 000 kilometer sports car race, No. shares outatandln~ 1100, TotaL par value -- $ 50,000,00 18 holes w e playe ay, · asto, wm on, es ey tmp- ' f B 'tal s 1 tiO,OOO.bo and the final 18 will come on presented the Danforth Foun- kins Jefferson Ave. Pt. Pleas- won by John Surte~? rt l n u'::'~:ed ·- ·roiit·s· --·------- -- --- - ------------·73,664.79 dation awards and Miss Norris ' ' and Ludovlco Scarftotlt of I~a y. · P -----------------·······--··· Saturday . d ant, Mrs. James D. Long, HenBarberion Norton is defend- won the Reader's Dtgosl a~ar · derson. Mrs. Robert F. Dug~n, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---- ---- ----- 183,664.79 lng Ohio schoolboy champion. Larry Prtce. and Steve Wagner New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Tho- YONKERS, N. Y. - Gar WllTOTAL LIABILITIES AND GAHS placed loth (tied) in Arecei!Vtyed kCihens~Ap g~~: ~~d m8S J. iaM'lU'elli, 769 Brownell yllam: of A~~~~· Va., won the CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ..... . .. .. ..• $1,885,892.83 1' 54 with a 657 score Barber- ctiv eys were • St, Middleport, Mrs. Wilbur H. on ers ara n. 1, Freeland s. Norrl!, Cashier, of the above nomed bank do ton'~ 635 wiJmlng total was the vid F?" and Nancy Parker. Ruwley, Sr., Rt. 2 Pomeroy, hereby declare that lhlo report of condition is true and correct lowest in 10 ears last spring. Achtevement keys were ~ward Keith A. Romine, Rt. 3 Pome- PARIS - Second-seeded Roy to the best ol my knowledge and belle!. , Y . ed Jocelyn Taylor, Phylhs WI- roy; Mrs. Daniel N. Shane, Sy- Emerson of Australia beat JalFREELAND s. NORRIS Heres the top five 'teams gal, Ellen Shuler, Nancy P•rk- racuse, Mary K. Ervin Well- dip Mukerjea of India to adWe, the undersfined directors attest the correctnea of thil and results of Satu;day s an- er, Eleanor Schneider, suanne slon, Mrs. James E, 'Grant, vance to the quarter-finals of nual diStriCt session. Price, David Fox, and James Coalton, WilHam Robison, Wil- the French International tennis report of condition e.nd declare that it has been examined bJ' us and to the best of our knowledte and belief 111 true and cor· GALLIPOLIS (314) Homm. . Jowwood, Mrs. Dana Ray championships. rect. Roderick, 36-40 - 76 Janes, Senior Glee club pms went Knapp, Ravenawood. -1. DILLON CROSS 3HO - 77; McCarty, 41-37 - to Coral<;< Cu'!'~ins, Donna Saturday _ Mrs. p a u 1 MILWAUKEE -Lee_ Maye , Director• EBIQ\ S. ROUSH 78, Folden, 44-39 - 63. Dailey, Lutda Etcbinger, James Wedge, 3011 Kathnor Lane Pt. was traded by the Mtlwaukee EARL P, CROSS ATHENS (!!Z%) Hamm, David Hensler, Marsha Pleasant, Osler A. 5 a r e, Braves to Houston for Ken 1 Moore, 38-37 - 75; Gustav- Moran, Karen Nease, Clartce Grimms Landing, w. VB., Mrs. Johnson and .Jim Beauchamp. son, 44-311 - 82; Eschenbacher, Norris, Nancy Parker, Isabel Worley F. Howell 570 Grant -39-45 - 84; Kern, 40-41 - 81. Pickens, Jane Powell, SuaMe St., Middleport, M;.. Gladys L. l • MARIE'ITA (3!3) Price, Faye Roush, Judy Sayre Cuckler, East Main St., PomeAibrecht, 41).39 - 79; Burton, Eleanor Schneider, Ellen Shu- roy, Mrs. Leslie G. Hoffman, 39-44 --.l3; Donnally• 42-40 - ler, Jocelyn T~ylor, Gary Wal- Lan&sville, Mrs. Charles Lyn62; Whetsell, ~ - 79. ker and Phyllts Wtgal. don ZiM Jackson Mrs Ollie LANCASTER (3261 ' ' " Banks 43-38 _ 81· Hodson District-state test certHlcates Wau~h, Jackson, ~lph W. f2.l2 'at· Molt were presented to David FD< Dearmg, Wellston, rs. Car· ' ' ' 1 being third in the Algebra roll M. Deer, Ironton, Mrs. Gar· Morley 35-38 - 73. or et L Byrne lrontoJL ' LOGAN I33Z) 2 District. Division and honor- n · Blrtbl McAfee 41).39 - 79 . En•'e able mention in the state, Phyl- M W"ll d Lo II Call Rl • • "'' . h ' th districtln rs. tar we , . 42-41- 63; Poston, 42~- 84; Is Wigal, 121 10 e oth 2 Bidwell, daughter, 2:17 pm. R. Engle, 411-41 - 86. Algebra .2• Carol ":ilco~en, 1 Saturday. Mrs. Dana Ray ] Here's how they fl~hed In lbe diStrict diviSIOn 10 Geom: Knapp, 631 Flint St., Ravensin the annual SEO Dtstnct etry, John Warner~ l~th In AI , wood, w. Va., son, 3:41 p.m. ! high school golf tourna- gebra I, Pam DaviS,_ and Clar- Sunday. Mrs. Thomas J. Ianmen! , at the Fairgreens ·~e Noms, .both thtrd 10 the narelli, 769 Brownell St., MidCo'ontry Club Saturday: district dlvlston In French 2· dleporl, son, 2:39 p.m. Sonday TEAM SCORE . D~vtd Thorpe, seventh m the Mrs. Robert E. Adkins, Vinton, Gallipolis .. , •• , . . . . . 314 diStrict In G~nehral SclenPche, Ga- son, 12:48 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. 'Athens ............. 322 ry dJ Walker, runt ystcs, Ctra res. I L z·mn, 34 N. HI g h H '" 12thlnd! Marietta ... ......... 323 an ~mesh "':"m,D .d St. Jackson, son, 10:33 p.m. SatLancaster • . . . • . . • • . . 324 tr~ct tn P ystc, aVt e, urday. Logan . . _......... __ 332 loth in Ditrict in Algebra I, Discharged New Lex St. AI. , , .•.. 336 Ruth Shain, eighth in district Pallents discharged over the Portsmouth .... , , • . . 33B in Fre.nch . I, Pa':" Sylvester, past weekend included Paul An- I Chillicothe .•.. , .• , , , 341 egbth '" district 10 French .1• drews, Clyde Durst, Mrs C. I Middleport , • , , , •. , , . 343 Joyce MoCoy, 11th In .district Higgins, Mrs. Claude Keys, Jackson .. , , , . , .. , • • 345 in Latm I, Carla Mom•, lOth Porter Midkiff, Mrs. Frank Sheridan .... , . , • , , • , 34 7 in Latin 2, William Zerkle, 13th Rainey and infant son, Mrs. Ironton ... ... . , , • , , , 358 in English II, 11, Linda Wolfe, Robert Scurlock and Infant son, New Lexington •••. , , 358 14th in English 10 and Shirley Mrs. Francis Shaver, Mrs. W'aiWellst~n .......•• , , , 358 Baker, lOth In Book.keeping. ter Webb, Mrs. George Beller, Oak Htll ....... • •••. 360 Semor class prestdent Nancy Mrs. William G. Boswell, Mrs. Portsmouth West .... 375 Parker presented the aenlor's Gerald L. Bryan, Mrs. Charles Here's the "top 10" golf- gl!t to the scbool and a gift Burton, Otis Burten, Mrs. Jack ers In the 1965 SEO District was given Executive Head Lee Colllns, Nick Diniaco, Mrs. golf tournament held Sat- Charles Hayman from the ~n- WUlial)l Greer, Mrs. Benjamin ' . teaching employees of the dis- Heory Harold Jordan, urday at ·the ·Faugree~s trict. Mr. Hayman received a Mrs: James Largent, David •ot course, they c!ieat just a Country Club. See today s standing ovation from the atu- Lawson, Miss Grace MUMing, sports page for further re- dent body of Southern High Mrs. J,ack Miller, Mrs. Clifford l illie. They eat them. But that's suits: school. Morris, James L. Northup, what Heiner's buns are fori Player-School Score Frank· D. Shoemaker, James -~~~~~~~:;:~~;.;;:;;.;;:;;.;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;~~~M~or~le~y~,~~~,a:nc~a~st~er~·.;.·~..~-~7~3~ PATIENT'S ADDRESS Slephens, Cheryl Stevenson, Roy R. Ruberts, Chester Mrs. Ruland Terrell, Mr s. Star route, Is a paUent at Vet- Jake Wheeler, Mrs. Dewey erana hospital at Huntington, White, Jr., and Mrs. Paul ZahW. Va. Anyone wishing to send rand!. carda may amll them to Mr. New Summer Quarter Begi11s June 10 Ruberts at B-2. Room 235, VetDAY AND EVENING CLASSES-CAREER COURSES erans Hospital, Huntington, W. almS 0 Va. e Secret aria I t Business Administration • Accounting e Stenography I General Office Moore, Athens .....• , • 75 Since the beginning of the year, we have had more calls Roderick, Gallipolis . . . 76 • for graduates than we have been able to supply! Janes, Gallipolis . . . . . . 77 Why put off another day the comfort of whole-house Clouse, New Lexington . 77 for as liHle as ENROLL NOW-REGISTRATIONS MUST BE IN BY JUNE 5 Gas Air Conditioning? There's no easier W1t'J \O:buy Mitchell, Jackson . . . . . 78 ' McCarty, Gallipoli• .• , . 78 LEWISTON, Maine (UP!) lAIR CONDITIONED CLASSROOMS) an air conditioner; and there's no better system ! Albrecht, Martella .... 79 Cassius Clay couldn't .care less than Gas. You\Cafl get all the ~nswers to your quesFor Catalog or Information, write, vlolt, or cafl-446-4367 Tied for this position tf gunmen track hun into were Whetsell, Marietta, Maine and attempt to harm tions without obligation. Act now and enjoy the'cornl McAfee, Lojtan, Hindy, Mid- hlrn before, during or after his fort and- good health Gas Air Conditionine caa pro36 Locust Street dleport, Bnsker, Oak Hill ftrsl defense of ~e world heavide in your home this summer, JU$t send in the •...,.....,..,....,....,.,..,.,....,.........................................................,..,........,...,.,..,..,..-..,....J•nd Hynus, Sheridan. vyweigbt cbamptouahip against per moot~~• ~ - --·--- - - - - - - -· · Sonny Liston Tuesday night. coupon below or phone The Gas Company. ' I When Clay cheeked Into an inn across the Androscllggin RIver In Lewiston's sister city of IF YOU CANNOT USE THIS (ertjfi.cate PI.WE liVE IT TO l FRIINI. *No DDWII Payment /10 _v.ars To Pay for Normal .(/ Auburn SUnday, the local conInstallation of 3·toa Bryant "Add·On" Unit stabulary lniouneed two of its members would remain within shouting distance of the strong- -·········-··---•-•••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••·-··-- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK I H0SpJt. a1 Ne\VS ° I So distinctively different ' I Try new lucky Strike Filters J ((! • 1 (o y some folks* even identify them blindfolded! 4i43 FINE HOME FURNISHINGS 86: e Provlncelown Maple 8 Frlgldai.-. Appllan«~ e Gulflsten CarJ* CAPE KENNEDY - ENG!were set to start the fi - BAKER FURNITURE • BIG MIDDLEPOR'F; 0 • WHEEL • eot'" HOT Thot<'Gqdt of retired people, (armer11, llldlllf • 116 Protection is Unnecessary $ GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE tWITII tllll ciiTIFIClTII We wlllatve you ABSOLUTELY FREE I let 6x 7 DOrtrllt photolf'lph 11 a special ~ aeq..lntld Up to 12 cute poses will be taken, Thei'e II NO CHARG end HO OBUGATION to buy anyihlnlo You may, 11 you wish, order additional phololf'lphl direct from thlttudio but that II up to you. ONE DAY ONLYl 1 1 WILSON S LAUNDRY MAT 397 WEST tAAIN, PoM~ROY NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY WednMday May 261h-10 e.m. to 6 p.m. lunged champloo. About 10 Maine stale troopers also plamted to alternate as his protecton untU fight tlrne at 10:30 p. m· E171' at the Central Malse Youth Center, a' huge Ice hockey rink commonly known as St. !lorn's Arena. Clay claimed the police pro- . tecllon wao uuneeessary. 'Jbe 23-yead-oltl member of the sep.!ralls! Balck Muslim sect salt! all this talk about rival black nationa&ta &lJDlling for hhn Is ''ouly propagtmda to make me believe somelhbtg or 10mebotf7 II apisat me." .._ ! 1 I TO: II lull the thfnv. Phone flnt for fut approve!. Then otop for your money In 1 m.atter of minutH. Small Big Nrvlce. -t. & SAVINGS CO. Ready to use ••• MJaif$9 -.--.; I I I . o, 1"' :**·•• ·~·~..;.;...-• • ._..., · 1 -I ·- ., . , ' ,, concrete Increases your property'• value. e-;, . ni.M"YiE' I" . t-s•;•l•'. ' llllBN NO GARBAGE lleaidenta ol Middleport we111 asked today not to permit ,.,. blgt ID IIDOillder ill open lnclneratOn. ~ Ill Pollc:e Herbert WY 24214 Gllfut7 Ulll ol'lllaan<e No. lit projllbill the llutDinr ol .... . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,l lDaidol 11m11. t/1 ., • ,. !P~ ••i ...... Dlfel~~~e& ••• ~ ~,.fiJ • ·· '· ' ' ..' L and A.M. will hold 1 apeclal ~lng at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at ute Masonic Templo to eonfor the lhlnl degree upon one Cllndidate. There will be flo freehrnents. AU Master Masons are Invited. ....... ... ~ ,·1 • ~· ~ -..-.. ... . ., e ,, GOEGLEIN IEQY MIX CO. 1 .,., .. .~,.~~~· - · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ............:;oo· ·, . _ ; . F01 Coolin& GAS lfakes the B1J walb. All wort fully guaranted . . . • . and, ,," .. Pomeroy Lodge No. lli4 F. ~R ~ew lo~ ~ ~ ho'!!A! ~!e~ '1¥ BOGALUSA, LA. NEgroes intended to test their newly okayed rigbia today. Mayor Jesse Cutrer In 1 radio broadcast told the people of the racially troubled elty Sun- 1 day that all facWtleo woold be desegregated. "On the advice of tbe city attorney," Cutrer told the people in lbe radio broadcast, "your commission oouncll will forthwith repeal all ordinances requiring segregation. These ordinance!!! are now uoconsti· tutional and caMot he enforced. In accordance with federal law, your commission council will open all public lacllltieo to every eltJten., ' TO CONFER DEGREE \ ltooie. £23!1! ...._.,__ .., ,_.....,..,_,,.§' "' "'.....,...."''-..· ·-···· --"":• -•;ll*!o"' - - _..,......... d!!I!M!I!d'!d by ... veoter-owt ah:p lbal: baa baul&bt tbie CIIWltry the WlOIItf• hietnrt CITY LOAN COLUMBIA"• ~ OF OHI_O,-JIC. Phon• WY 2--5192 ill the AmericaB Eleririo Power Company. This ·c:ompmy, &!fi'iqg a l!liMth llll!ll, • tightly linked to Amerks'8 futare. k is IOUild IIUili: • ,_ Middleport, Ohio of P'....._ wi!Mut worriM. Our vacation money plan 9 138 N. 2nd Ave. 6oase- sa ilci .,..... • a pia. chBJIIB8J8JfOU . .aai="wt t • bolder, Jfnndft!da ol.lnrmallce penler. frateraal arden, rlm.t. tJ1Io l!"l - tDI!,ndpmJrinn flmdalaoes& your blflo Iff cl11ned up. Enjoy youneff 00 Pie• . . - •IIIli , . tlolliJ lof01•atloo liMit 1 Ills 11r coodt\ tor 111 ~ ....... wet•• P wh.....,.r you go, heve r11dy ceoh and ' Your Child's Picture •.• FREE! ' Ohio h11 • lot of wonderful ploceo. But . Air Conditionerl, .Sold. DeHvered and lnstallecl_ CJ • p }jCe S PAY BILLS ••. TAKE VACATION r Want a Rewarding Career in Business r,,,1 ; C;a IFII ,_., Gllllll!IJf • o.oG suns be I �. ' rece~~t dlnnor guests~~ MrJEd- Sunda~ gue~ts ~~ 1·ants t'nv.:~ · &lrlc\~l'df·~Hf. (/ ~o ~·P; 'rece~~t 11 Mr . .and Mr1. Burdeq im we;! r!Co:jif ,of R J1offman: Pi;l'f. els;; ril)esier. " . ': 1 1.• ·,br Of,A ; and :SOU • ith ~ ~ of Keno: and aon, Midland, ~a, spet\t Mr. ana Mrs. Gelli Rigp. H'f"'•f L. R"\!sh, RliOdl < M F Wedpeidlly tMY ~ Ill~ Friday l!llbt ln Kellllleky with 1 · Lotig-Bott~lll Patr~ela and Dav;d Smith the weelend w;th Mrs. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens- Roush to Ohio Power Co~/Righr • · · Dlslrlct 11 rB.Ify at Zaneoville her pareiils. silent several days with Mrs. Larkins and other realtives. ley were visitin8 Mr. and Mrs. of Way, Salisbury. · and Thursday they attendlid the Mr. and Mrs. E1111ene. RuaSIIti Edna Stewart and A. B. Kibble, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Nye, Co- lHoward Friend of Mt. Alto, w. Joseph E. Thoren, Virginia rally of District 6 at Steuben- of Athens called on hit mother, Reedsville. lumbus and E\ma Holter of Va. recently. Ha.•nm Thoren to Joseph E. ville. Mrs. Margarei Russell recen~ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock . Forest Run were visiting Mr. Beverly Hensley and Ethel Thoren, .h·., Joyce M. Thoren, ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betzlng ly. · Mr. and Mrs. Howard visited Mr. and Mrs. c. wl~nd Mrs. Hank Holter. Carter visited relatives at Ni- parcels. Sutton. Oneta and Donna Stalling! an~ ~nd Mr. •and Mrs. Dana Hoff· Young. Paden City, W. Va. , Mr. Taitt and Mrs. Gene Wilson of [ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates re- tm, W. Va. Stella E.. Beegle, dec. to Guy Roger Emer;ck of Parkersburg man attended the recent band and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds. Porn· Little Hocking. cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton Beegle, Richard ~- Beegle, were Sunday guesll of Mr. and concert at Rutland. , Pl~ioll!ll Va~y HOIIiltal . et'O!'· Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Ethel Carter visited Deloris Charles Lisle. of syracuse. of Columbus spen t a weekend Roheri G. Beegle. 1 homas G. IMrs. Lindsey Lyons and fami- , llarr Keller and sister Mrs D . .' Smith and Nellie Stethem were Hoffman of Chester. · Mr. and Mrs Oscar Babcock wilh Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beegle, Aff:d. for Trans' Sut- ly. Glady/ VdnDyke and he; -----. -. - - - .. I Pauline Barr of Reeds- I B•,egle, dec. to Riciulrd Mrs. Myrtle Frost atlen:l- band Florida spent a few ' ville visited Mrs. Orv" Jean iU. Beegle. Re1berl t:. Bet•gle, 1ed the 80 year Tea at Lazarus days w;th Mrs. Myrtle Frost. Koeppel, pt. Ple~~sant: !drs. Holter i Thomas B<egle, Alii . for at Columbus recently. She was . Mr. and Mrs. Oden Johnaon F:dJar H~ckpey, Jr., ' • ·'rs. Rub~ Brewer, Tressie Stethem l Trans., Sutlnn . accompanied to Columbus by .and Mrs. JelUly Cllngenber& of Lee Walker, GaiUpolls F,rry; and Leone Babcick were Park- Richard U. Beegle. Homaine i Mr. George Thomas a~d daugh- .Athens an~ Mrs. Sarah Weaver \-'ynthla Franl!lln, Cheshire. I ersburg visitors recent\. I Beegle. !Iober! G. Beegle, Mar· lers. FollOWI~g the rea , trey all were recent SUnday guest~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Stsson of tha Lou Beegle lo Thomas G. wen! to Cmcmnau. oMf Mr•B·Mabyry Barnhill .and Mrs. '·h!~~WUlGardl!lDN'b JrtuHaK Hill.· Parkersburg visited Seren• and Beegle, parcels. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence ary us · "" wn, 1 ~ • anau- , Sam Sisson and E. W. E:rle· J. M. Jackson, Irene Jackson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. _!:lr· and Mrs. Dorsel Miller ga; Mro. Beulah Ohver, Pl. OUitNEW wine. to Kenneth D. Ellis. Louise El- Prank Sis.•on and two daught-VIolet mlth !lis. 10 acre, 10.71 acres, Colum· · ers of Pomeroy were Sun d a v bia. guests of Mrs. Spence's sister, I . M Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet. I . Pau I G.. Buc kl ev, Vtrgta . M I . Eb ba h 11 d 'R - RCL- .fl 7 - ' Buckley , Charles ·v. Buckley, rs. ~olS M erWs c Bcaek , Wilma Buckley to Gerald Vi- Ion her aunt , rs. ayne rtc "j olet. Gladys Violet , 1 me. les one day recently. Orange. Mr and Mrfi . Dale Hart of Il ONLY • Harriet B. Scrrett. Comm., Athens were recent guests! NQ.GO Dowt~ llllnct ea Dell L. Hysell, dec. \o Violet of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. To,.,. · . L. Hy,.ll, Parcels, S<tlisbury Gerald Violet. The Harts have Myra June Argabrite, Russell j Thomas H. sarver to Satte l jus!. returned from Plorida a!t.l , Argabrite, Ellen Louise Vine- 1of Oh1o .150 acre. Sal1"bu ry . l'r .sp1'n~11~)2; !he ~Inter lhere. 1 yard, Grant Vineyard. Mary Lou , J~m'" B ~hockey, dec. . to Mrs. l•.dt th Betzmg and Mrs ,/' FURNITURE CO. Robinson, Leslie B. Robinson, Roxte . J. Shockey, Lu ctlle Edt!h Wakely attended the MASON, W. VA. NOW- The Bend Are1 Has Its Cvm loc•l Mail Order Hou>e! : Leslie B. Robinson, Virginia : Laughhn. Leota C. Enoch, ' . . · Lee Desmond, Stephen Des- Blame B.. Shockey, Mary 1\nght, Lora R. Cucle, Leban· 1 --- --- ---- . mond, Charles Robert Sisson,. Dale 0\dha!TI, Theo Joan on. Stop M Our Slore and Ask For !he Lnan of One of Our 196 Page, 4 Color Barbara Ann Collins, Henry T. ' ... · ___ .. --~ ·· I;Ju . TU.ppers I Socia} Events Society News Pr;:;;~e to~uy ru;s: Kl~:~~,;/'~'· ~~~nl Herdma~. Mlddl~po~~- ChJ;;:: ·~ I c ANNOUNCING ............ WHY DOES EVANS.GIVE YOU BIG CASH SAVINGS PLUS AM~RICA'S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS? 3 ROOMS New Furniture Property '299 Transfers c.m....... MASON I Because there's simply no other way to operate a ~ ~--- <.:atalogs. You Will Find Over 2900 Carefully Chosen Brand Name Items at Fabulous Priees- and the Price You See Wiil Be the Price You Pay- Absolutely :'olo Shipping Charges. Collins, John David Sisson, Sha· ron Sisson. Setwart Byron Sis· son. Yvonne Sisson to Wanda l I Kimes, Lot, Olive. Reedsville. 1 ! supermarket that gives you. the customer, as much value for your food dollar . You des•rve both thrifty prices and the e~tra va lue at S&H Green Stamps .. . and EVANS offers you this matchless pair. , ry keeping you happy with S&H Green Stamps, EVANS builds up volume. And that's what keeps prices down and lets you buy more for your family. So, if yC<J want low prices on high quality foods, and S&H Green Stamps too. shop EVANS, the store with you in mind. I Carroll J. !)odderer, Frank f. . Dodderer, Hobart M. Dodderer, I Cert. for Tr<~ns . , Olive. . Roscoe 0 . Fowler. Mildred Fowler to Leland Clonch, Real tha Clonch, 2176 Acres, Rut land. I· : Harry Swan. Ethel Swan to . I I Larry Lee Baker. Ph;v llis Lou Baker, Lo!, Middleport. Mary Pierce. dec. to Nicholas Pierce, Violet McKnight, Leo Pierce, Affid. vf Trans., Rutland . Nicholas: Pierce, dec. to Vio' let McKn:ght, Leo Pierce. Affid. i for Trans., llutland . Ralph W. Om, Murl Ours to 1 Any Ot·tier Received By jJ ail or Phone by Noon Each Thursday Will Be Ready !'or \'ou To Ptck l'p at Our S\ore by Noon the Following Tuesday. Or We Will Deliver the Item at No Charge \he First '(Jme One of Our Trucks I P~STF=: : : :::nP BY Fn:NE The Pomeroy Cement Block YOUR LOCAL MAIL ORD~R c, .....::my HO'JSE POMEROY PHONE WY 2-3193 _ ., ••• with a EW TIRE LINE and NEW FREE OFFER for you! A 50-STAR AMERICAN FLAG I SUPBR MAR w. '"!"" ,., o;," Umit Qu"~"'!•• h Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 NEW GAME MARK IV TIRES Cream l Evans ExCiting COMPLETE WITH POLE AND MOUNT with every pair of ,.N,ew UNICD EVERY WEEK! you buy ... at oor new, low price of femous 9 9c ICE CUBE TRAY All pricn plus 'tat1 and ftd· eul tues ~Fid trlda-in1ke. in a PHILCO Wh ,ltWIIIS O~lr $] .00 llld'l. NEW 1965 NEW7/,uCtJ POWERCRUISER REFRIGERATOR FREEZER ""'" ....OTHER ,... SIZES .95 7.50 J( 14, NIW itl• 60111 13 650 I IJ 735Jl4 82~ \IIIIKk tllllt..... 114 14.15 eso • l5 670•1 5 1l5l Jli 775l15 • Stparato frHZer holds 90 \bs. ot frozen food• • Autom1tic defrosting in the refrietrator section • Phiko Doiry Bar Door with see·lhru Butter Keeper, LiH-out Eu tray • Full wldtil slidin1 porcelain enamel Cr~per holds %bushel of "'etables • Whit! tillnium p01celain o111mel interior FOREMAN ' ABBOn WY 2·5321 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 121't'J4 .UM 1uM·bPt 1U~L10ti1U -~· fi»r 15 , .. '*'"' ... lUll! Hd fei&eull t.J:H ... tr..._. tiN. WhiM-Oils oot1 'loe ldlt'L ..... Jlfkts - .... -•s• "'·• 7.n:c.• 17.25 IUt 11.1!1 11.n 11.1!5 100. 14 tf 4You Hovo I I BAnE~Y BUY! ~ltery Unic:o m1klf! 48 , A'IO. coarantll!!, better 11•1111 n•w ur ori& i nl ...lpment. 12 YOit. FRONT TIIACTOR TIRES Tcwlh, br.uise-o rHi!otlnt nyk)n card. Trt- rlb de111n 1or •••l•r 'teerinC and Ttur hOtd on sk»JJii'C 111 • •·•·J~. ,.~ 14• ..... !·:-..·::.. I I SeMce that makes fine products beHer 25 Kurtt Strtttt ATHENS 8,.M. to 5 P.M. 6 Days i'or .Week .....,. ----- ""'''C.-·- . 24 Hri. Per D.y ~ 7.uiJI'""W... . ' 04PI "'f •••ber &lltl !I J.oJf GREEN STAMPS ('l'll.~n Art it WlllllJ Jrlumtl~) 401 YOU WIN 25 ol -IJ." f GREEN ST4WPS (Tiat1'41 .4.1'4 f,tol Wln•lar Numbi-n) ON WttTN ~ C~on"tl 13 ' ' . HUNl:li~GTON '· ' '' FRENCH DRESSING Sh•mpoo . ·' ..~· .' 29c ~~~~~· 49c 8·0:1. ltl. -IJ."f GREEN STAMPS (Tbln An* WIDDIAJ Numbtrl) Values with the Wotl•'s Youell run YOU WIN 100 wl .. Will Be Selected Sat., May 29th at 10:45 P. M~ . POMI'RiCJV.!1. , ' YOU WIN 1,000 Low Cot. Control• Dandruff 15c Off Large Jor r~ :. Folger's Coffee IUigers All Grlndo 2~1~f 5239 Frtnoh Dnssin& Kraft Miracle French Draulng Krlfl Malian Drtnlnc Kraft Catalina Drenlnc Krlfll.lslllld Dresslq (::~ Kraft 0111 Vllepr Drassln& ·.Kraft Low C.l.ltellan Drassinc •..... 39c •..... 2h bol. ..... 39o a.••. 38c btl. ..... 38c bot. ~tt. ~II, ..... 38c btl. 1-oz. 31a bot. Con 3rd Week Winni"g Number" LANDMARK SuHr hrvlcdtl. • wllll 11 . 10.' Head & Shoulders Gtt Ont With Eooh Stare Visit ~ ' _, ,. . . .1 ' <WI: GliiN SUMPS tODAY , • ~ PICK UP YOUR 3RD WIIK 11 FO a• CARD Ullieo RfD-1-11 lllttrf. EAST MAI_N,$r~EEJ lb. WI IESIIYE IHI fliGHT TO IIM\1 QUANTtltES OP ALL ITEMS IN THIS ADV. - Wlnnlnc Car4a Muot lo pmented •t Any Evan• No Liter Than Clolinr Saturday Nlrht, May 19th RFD M1TIIIY ' lb. YOU WIN 10,000 It ' " ' ..... Ida .tilt. -ow•ll• •••~ Q3ll .._Mt _.,. dozen only 79c 89c 99c I trlltr. Are 11 ft.·lnnlnr NumiMir•) I rr .OTHER MEMORIAL ·DAY SPECIALS FROM LANDMA.K! fln••t puseniH ¢1r Wafer Thin 9040 90401 If lou _____ ,... =.-........._- $1US 700JI4 7!i0ll4 77~ll-i PER WEEK ,ric• ltJIICII 600 r ll 6!iC 1 I'J MARK II TIRES. OTti£1 SIZES Regular This Is The Winning Number far Wtlk No. 2 .i~l~W $1 zes $1885 Thick. lb. miles, bf.tter tJaetion. ity and longer lire , Equal or better than original E'<l,uipmt~nt tires on nf'w automohil~s~ RepiiCII 7.75Jtl.tl '' and ehippin~ 1ives you more road 1ize whilt! euring, for stabil · Lem Ham Slices Easy as A-B-C ••• Get A FREE '1 FO 8' CARD EVERY TIME YOU Visit Any EVANS Market. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Dooipod fa< 011r .aood cu.t.omero who w&Dt lowest posaibJe price, c:oupled wilb dependable quality. W.rap-arouDd. tread for better .,._r~ag. tempered nylon bocly for exlla olmllth, Impact .-siotanee and greater safety. Polybu· tadieDe trQad ,better roisll cut. New Powercruiaer tires were fteet teeted, and will deliver 35% more tread wear than f'Vfr bP.fore . Tht'y ha,·e a widf', quiet, 5-rib tread , wrap ·a roUnd contoured shoulder!!, extra str.,.ngth nylon hody, tougher PolybutacHene tread ruhlwr. Inflated ta PHILCO s NEW U. S. Gov't. Inspected FULLY COOKED $11.10 21.80 24.81 28.31 21.41 21.15 22.11 . 24.110 650113 70Dx 14 soox 14 85DX 14 65Dx 15 670xl5 710x15 760xl5 65Dx 13 735x 14 825x 14 855x 14 735 xiS 775 X15 815x 15 845x 15 ~23!2 CHOCOLATES Ctn. lttw 1111 Ctl'tttlaces 7.!0 x 14) Tasty Assortment Cooling Refreshing Flavor 'lz·8aL Swift's Premium - ILK Tall Cans All Flavon New "wrap~around" Mark IV tread ia 1% doeper and 8% wkler than Original equipment tires. Latest desip COiltouled aboulders mean easier bs;vlling, better <IIID'!ring, aafer, more comfortable ride .•. 11% better lateral tradion and 4% better braking action than standard new car tires tested. Tough Polybutadiene rubber in Mark IV tread will deliver longer mileage and run quieter on the highway. Nylon cord oonatruction throutlhcrut, stabilized by post-cure inflation for longer tire life. 7.75 X 14 JERZEE ~Ice Corner Second •nd Mill -~ _ -~---- ---· 1ge L. Hoffman, dec., to Glenn is .... Pkg. Wellesley Farms 1.2 Acres, tebanon. I 40 Thelma Snider. Admx , Geor- 1 "--------------------------.....1 ' ~----· __ .. o· West Va., Pu lo & Paper Co, / l·lb. Calla 10-oz. Jar 3Dc0ff LAI'JDMARK SALUTES i ls In \'our Area. CHIPS COFFEE c Archie Pierce. Virginia K. Pierce to Robert Eugene Hysell, parcels, Salisbur. · I Eric A. Dodderer, dec., !o Shop By Mail or Phone-Ordering is as Easy as 1·2·3 (""'"·_-_-_ -_ -_-_ ._ _ POTATO INSTANT • 1 DON'T katie Evans MAXWELL HOUSE , a.o:r. lOll ' 10c ', ... IMPERIAL MARGARINE Vanilla ALL FLAVORS /'. 49c 37c UQUIDTREND MACIC BLEACH DRYTREID Little Bo Peep Ammonia .... I ZOi.A ISTOlE COIN OIL Nabisco · JELL·O Y>·Cal. lot. Wofers •· 29c ll\,·. . ,· •. j . . . '.\ 1 lb. picg. 41c 15-oz. loti. 39c Qt. ..... 751 �...... ........ ............ ........ ..... . ~ ,,_. I l ,' I .. I '·· ' Classified Ads Your Modern Co.Difflunitv -Biillctin Board For Rent WANT AD INFORMATION .... p M. 011 Before PUbUc.Urm Mondl' Oe&clline ...:1 A.M. MondiU' \VIII I!~"> CANCELLATIONS COH.REM10NS 1\{'C('pt.ed until 9:00 A. IL For DaY "'' Publieati011 RECULATIONS lltr Publl~he1 \ 8-Dalty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., 1\lay 24, 1~ M & M C:ONTII:OLS 31!5 acre stock. WIIYIL ', GOOD MODERN 4 room and bath, MalathlooALFALFA & Metho-.chlor aN farm. Two houses, furnished apartment, Middl& recommended for conbvlllnl All· 256 acres or acres sepa· port WY 2-3874. 4 21 tfc aU WeevU. Economl<!al ; Unlco All. 11la Weevil sPra)l containl bot b. • rately. W. G. Nickels. ()()M fr -ilMa) tlo llpplled up to 7 day• befort~ ONE R a er for rent. llarvt8t. no resl dlltl In milll. UIW pers Plains. 0-~ Close to my home. All utili- toxicity, easy to apply. Glval Yflr}' . I g()Od control ot deatruettve larvae tles furrushed and natura gas. Iawe. lull up to 3 weeu. Allo Phone VI 3-2600 controll SPlttlebul•• othl!!r rorap DEADLUiBS 5;00 Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE ' ....serves tile riJllt tn .,1111 or rejtct any ad!l deemed o t, "·d m nahle. Errors lahollld be rt·j•o rh•d tmm~'tllaUb Tbe puh· h ~ t•er wlU not be reapon~ lhlfl tor u)ore than one tncllrret"t Insertion truectll. LANDMARK. Melli Bureau Coopenttve 5 11 tfc 1 Farm tlon - County Aetocla.. f3\ Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ~ QU~ITY Eaat MaiD Strut. Pomeroy. FOR RENT - Modern furn sh1960 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup $1995 CUCKLER REAL ESTATE 6Y./ body, solid cab, heater, 6 cyl. Runs out good. New fin· ed apartment. 3 large rooms Business Services ish and bath. All utilities fu r· POMEROY - II> story frame, RATE$ Hoffman, Fer Wanr M Servl~ nished. See Fred 5 rooms (3 bedrooms and I 1960 Ford 8' Flareside Pickup $1095 one IMertlon 256 So. Fourth Ave., Middle- UPHOLSTERING, reasonable bath, basement, front ' Ce:lt!l ce ntl Charge \liniruum '" and V8 engine, std. trans. Deluxe cab. chrome equip. H. D. tires, rates. All work guaranteed. 12 \r-nt.- pe1 word for Tbree con· port, Ohio. deluxe seats. beater. back porches, ga• h.,.t, lot s•.·cll t' ve -- - · Free estim~tes . Take advant· '•0 ].J~r cenl IJhi<'OUnt on paid 1dl an" TRAILER space at 243 S. 2nd age 1<\s t•ah1 within lO days. of my "Get ac~uain~ 100' x 100' in good location. CA RIJ fW THANKS & OBITUARIF.S to bus· St., Middleport. Close ed" prices. Phone Pt. Pleas- Pnced lo selL Sl.2 fnr 50 trol'd min· addlt!oDal word Eactl inesses, schools. and church- ant anytime, 675415( Mow!mum. Ot'FICE HOURS SMAIL 11 ACRE FARM - One OPEN I!VES. 7:011 P.M. es. Phone WY 2-3117. 0-22 6tp ery's Upholstery. H:!C A. M to 5:00 P M. DaliJ' 5 20 6tp mile from Pomeroy. 1 story ----- Saturday 8:30 A. M. to 12:00 nooa.. • IT'S S<l EAS'\' TRAILER LOTS - free sewframe , 4. rooms 12 bedrooms! POMEROY, OHIO TO PI.ACE age and water. Brown's frail BULLDOZER WORK, equipped RES Ul .T PnODIIClNO and back porches, w.\NT .\0 with winch. Big or small job. Iront er Park rSJate Approved) TYPICAL MOIII?-Rosallnd Russell, garbed In a !lying basement, all 14 acres : Call daytimes II~ 1>3151, evenMmersvil\e, Ohio, Phone WY sUit she wears In "011, Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung Yo11 vated and level, good Auto Sales PHONE WY 2-2156 1 15 tfc in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sa<l,• clowns with actor ings WI !>3089, Gene Barnett, 2-3324. tion. Priced right. Robert Morss in Jamalea, wnere tbe film ia being llhot. Racine, Ohio. 5 13 tfc lPOMEROY- Ntce building lot 62 Pontiac - $1,995 By DICK WEST libe credits bel' father's wlll willl 8ladilli bel' In ad lng. Card of Th~nks Employment Wanted I United Press lntemational 100' x 290', all utilities avail Bonneville VB 2 dr. Hard fop. Four new tire!. O~e ------\I'f. WISH to thank everyone I WANTED - Pamtmg, concrete [ I able. out of high water. Only careful owner. Hydramatlc. WASHINGTON IUPI)-1 :::========~========= who was so kind and :hough!.- finishing, patios, driveways, ! $2000.00. Power steering and brake11. gested that we all rise and give 1 lui at the death of our lath- sidewalks. carpenter work. I LESMAN 60 Cad•"llac _ $1,795 a standing ovation to the state er. R"" \1rl le, . We especral- Lester B. ailey, 8()8 S. j ALBERT M. COX, SA :,· wish to lhank the Holzer Fourth Ave., Middleport, in l1 BOX 229 WY 2-36361 s window Seden. Really l.h!-partment's Bureau of Adrnin1 Hospilal and stafi. 5-24-Itc trailer. S.I5-0tc 5 21 3tc, :!:,~rr. all white linlsh. Full istration. At a time when the federal Gauge readings: Galllpolis _ _ Notice For Sale FOR SALE paperwork jungle has been 12.2, 14.0 running a feet F11EE 1.000 S&H Green Stamps. I Sales & Service growing by leaps and bounds, rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20./low" Hy simply viewing the 1965 Stereo Console with AM I • S ROOM FRAME house and or at least by reams and bales, 99, Pt. Pleasant 24.29, Hinton -~~ _j Com p:Jcl v<tcuum clrant>r in ~nd FM com bination, lovely eFiLr;; Almost Every Car bath, all utilities, 444 Beech P011"1eroy, Oh.. this bureau has· turned in a 1.67, Kanawha Falls 4.57, Charyour home. Phone WY 2- walnut fioisl•. four speed Street, Middleport - - -commendable job o! defoliation. lesion 19.29. London, Marmet .,, 21_ eTransferable When 1 ROOM FRAME house on Mid'l1lt Ram1Jier and Winfield dam• were on CHAMPIONSIDP PLAYOFF • Jtp 52 1 _u changer. Four speaker sound y 'fr d C 1 Cl TY LE AGUE --- - -1 ou a e ars dleporl Hill with 6 acres of World SWidanl of t!ompacl During the past year, t man- tbe sills. 1 1 1 ~ ystem . dua vo umP rontro. by he May 14, 1965 Take over payments of IG • Guaranteed 24 months land. Es<elleaeo aged to reduce two I nom- Boat Movements: per month or pay balance due or 24,000 miles 1! ROOM -WG CABIN, • acres, Big ear room, ride and per- ber o! copies II makes of a cer· Ohio River - Little George Middleport !Jept. Store - ]{ BEAUTIFUL $92.42. Try it In your home· / eMost Popular Unit 1 near Bingham's Mill, R u 1- tarmance. Small ear eCoiiOIIll' tam type of message. down 13, 1:30 a.m.; lndtana McEJhmny 680; V. WJPpel ~ ; · LIFE·LIKE u.y o··s , land. and muagenbiHIJ R John J Roon t3, 7:30 a.m.; Queen C1ty t Russell 6!2; W. Martin li69, t 5 24 4 C II 2 . a " ~no · __ In the U.S.A. I f ROOMS AND BATH, 2 story 11oe D-~v~ :-· an 1 Ute Hou';.; l 14, 5 p.m.; Luther H~rd· A. Stobart 718; Total 3369. 119'•5 SINGER Se"'r· ng macl•r"ne l ' house cement block 463 M.......,.,lal MCIIGI't . .,c _atrm obc "It man up I~ 8:40 p.m. ; Elisha Pomeroy Cement Blook - F 00 ' , , -~N.,.... approprtattons su omnu ee Woods u 14 5 OVEC Cl h J . lied Lincoln Street, Middleport. E. Mllln Street, PomeJ'Of that handles the bureau's budgp ' a.m.: . atwort y, 667; . Duerr 719; 1 equipped lo Zig Zag make but. T k ln•ta PboJ» WY Wl'll ed by the down 14, 7:30 a.m.; ChriS Jr. R. Davis 694 ; F. Anderson 560 IJo Ies, fancy desrgos. a e ton FOR RENT ' 2! II< et, was impress ac· down 15, 9:40 p.m.; Walter L. Sauer 649; Total 3281, . I Open 7 Days a Week over payment of $5.50 a S MODERN • ROOM apartment, comphshment. Beckjord up 16, 2:45 a.m.; Bar- Woo I Lost ~. 7 AM Til 11;00 P.M. month or pay balunce of $64. Second street, Middleport. And Rooney Is about as !m- bara Gay down 17, 1:30 a.m.; won 3 Lost 1 . Try it in your home. Call BRICK •- ROOMS AUTO SALES ' Rutland Discount Pomeroy, 0. • and b8 th • pressionable as a rooming And. rew Calh oun u~ 17, 2. : 10 ~1 WY 2-6555. 5 24 4tc Mulberry Street, Middleport. bo m., Wamer up 18, 2 a.m., ChatCHAMPII)Nsmp, " PLAYOFF 11 Store ' CLEAN t .h -C 1960 Z • door CheYrOlet sedan use rna ress. . Jes K. up !8, 4:15 a.m.·, Sally 1 carpe s wrt our ar-. i RODNEY DOWNING power steering and brakes. in order to apprectate the bu· H . AI ' d INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 18 5 COAL BIDS needed:-Middleport ' pet Sham pooer FREE, with SEWING MACIIINE _ repatr • t ad · f m · up • a.m. • tee own Ma tZ 1965 h f Bl L Real Estate Broker $550.110. Call VI 11-2625. reau' re -rellversmg per otr . 20, 1:40 u.m.; Bayou Barati- S I h & Loy h ' J B II Post Office, require 30 Ions pure ase o ue ustre services all makes WY2-2284 MIDDLEPORT . F kl" w' er se - oe a e> 5 21 3tc ance to the fu eo!, we mua go era d n 20 3 . ol stoker coal. Bids must be Shampoo. Baker Furniture, The Fabric Shop, ' Pomeroy. i back to the subcommittee's 1964 8 °~ 4 · ~ - ~· ' J r;ntt m 836; Tom Bowen 833; Rich Bai 1 211 31c sullm illed by May 28_ at !0 a. Mrddleport. 5 18 6tc Aul.honzcd Singer Sales and 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 door hearings. up 2:t5 a~::.;· Be~v~r u; ~~ ley 832 : Ken Wiggins _800; Ke•· m Phone the Middleport FOR THE -F'INEST selecltono f :iervice. 5 4 JOtc FOR SALE _ 5 room frame sedan, radio and heater. Ph· Sought More Money 5,30 a.m.; Jefferson down 23 , McElhmny 769; Handtcap 70 ;~ost Office for details. flowers for Decoration Day, house, 125 Locust St., Pome- WY 2-54611, Ke!Uiy Braun, At that ttme the bUTO'IU wa_s 8,20 p.m. ; National d 0 w n Total 4153. Won 3 Lost 2. 5 21 lite stop at Cliff's Shoe Repair, i'oelgler BuUdblg ~ for roy, large corner lot, base- Pomeroy. r; 19 6tp seek_Jng funds_ to hire a duph- Greenup 8, 40 p.m.; Allied-Ash· Bl~e and Gray - V. Wlppe ? :t:E 1.1100 S&ll Green Stamps. Middleport, Ohio. new homes. Buill In kitcb. ment, white picket fence, five catmg machme operator to land down Greenup 9,55 p.m.; 8Jc; E. Bachner 713; W. ChJS!e. ilmv' By simply viewing the 5 18 12tp ens, storm windows, alum- full rooms of furniture in- 1952 MODEL I> ton P•C~ up augment the 46 operators It al- Oliver Shearer down Greenup 880; F. Porter 811 ; J . C . :"'IV Compact vacuum cleaner 1959 AMERICAN Mobile Home inurn siding. CaU Guy Neig- eluded, carpets, drapes, re- truck. Price $370.011. Rowley ready e~ployed. 1:30 a.m.: L. Fieore up Green- 894; Total 4111. Won 2 Lost l -' \our home. Phone WY 2- 10' x 46' Excellent condition ler, Racine, Obio. lrigerator, range, dinette, & Reed Hardware. 5 II tic In justilymg the request,_ the up 3:30 a.m. : Irene Chotin . :82 1. 5 24 3lp · transfer , must sell.· 13~ - ·~ bureau told . the subcommittee down Meldahl 8:30 p.m.; Jane Sentl ne1 BowII., .' .eld Due to job "' · · beds, everything goes. Newly . Contact: Robert King, Forkpainted. Garage, parking in FOR SALE - Oe 1957 Hill- that on a. smgle day tl made T. up Meldahl 10:30 p.m.; Aet- Women's Begtnners League ed Ruo State Park Reeds BULLDOZER work, small doz. front. Cool front porch. Pric- man 4 - door sedan. $200.1)(). 83,646 coptes of messageo com- na-Louisville down Meldahl II :May II, l9e5 EXCLUSIVE ville, Ohio. Tel : Cool~itle liiJ7. er._ back filling, farm ponds, ed for quick sale. Call Bill WY 2-5251. i 7 tic ing Jn'.o hie State Department. 30 p.m.; Sally Polk down Mel- Broadway Four - B. Kraw• FRANCHISE $ 18 6tc dnveways cut. Cheap rate, Childs, WY ~2449, 5 20 3tp Rooney was impressed by that dahl 6:30 a.m. czyn 291; F. Manely 31!7; f 6206 _ Middleport, Phone WY 2 • d fi&'p,e,•• I?O. GaUJpolil Dam F. H. Kauff 315; S. Russell 211.:; Han<: New Plastic OON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. 2208. 0-15-IOtc PRICE REDUCED on attracHelp Wente "X; he said later, _''w~ almost Johnson up 9 p.m. ; Lorena up icap 57; Total 1331!: Wo" 2 Lo: PRODUCT IN DEMAND tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII HEATING Plumbing, MaeDer tive 3. bedroom ranch llyle . . fell out of our chatrs. 10:40 p.m.: Onward up ll :35 I. Team No. Z- H. Blacksro oeptic tank cleaner. Land- Furnac.,;, Arnold Brothen, home. Located in new ad- ChriStian Man needed. Full or Some of the incoming mes- p.m.; Inca down 1:40 a.m.: H. 340; A. Radford %77; P. Bearh FOR HOMES mark Fam Bureau. 618 Easl Main Street, Pom- ditioo on Chesler Road near part lime_ - hfehme securl- oages were o! the "eye! only" E. Bowles up 3:10 a.m. 394; K. Wildermuth 264; Totr. · AND INDUSTRY ! _1_8 _~ eroy. Phone WY 2-2m. . . . State Highway garage, Fire. ly: Expertence Sunday ~boo!, variet~-t~t is, they containell Kanawha River Duncan 1275. Won 1 Lost 2. I 1964 HONDA !50, saddle bags Min, $800- Max. $7,000 7 20 tfe place, well insulated, tiled mmtstry helpful· Earn $1110 classified mformatlon addressed Bruce up Marmet 9 50 p.m.: Plnnettes - I. Bartrum 34r tnmtment Hcured by I and windshield, like new. Le- WILSON'S car wash 550 Pae kitchen and bath, hardwood weekly ~ad up. No oompetl- to the secretary of state and Allen R. Merrill down Marmet N. Barton 396; P. Stone 383; r ln¥Ontory tart CH 7·2101. 5 17 6tc St Middle or!, Ohio Ca~s floors, storm doors, window!!, !ton. Wnte John Rudm. Co., marked for hJS eyes only. 2:10 a~ .;. W. H. Shaver, Jr., l Van Meter 4118; Total 1533. Wo. Manufecturer in Bu•ine.. ' ELEXTROLU - ·• dP · 100 x 400 Jot, basement, pat- 22 West Madison St., Chicago, It turned out that the bureau down Wmfteld 2:55 p.m.; Am'jl Lost 2. Rollettes- L. Wiodc . Since 1869 X sweeper com. vacuume . WY 2-3715~ ~JOtc io. Pbone WY 2-5337. 2, Ill. had be,en mal<ing.IO copies ol old. Walker up Winfl_eld_ 5:45 p. 406 ·, L. Ridenour 317·, G. Leo"·_,, plete with 7 altachments. Pay T'-V 1 m Sem t d W f Jd 7 · WrJt.. r Cell Colle.t off 4 payments $5.5! each. - --5 19 tic EXPERIENCED WAITRESS the eyes ~n y messages. ·: e own m" . . p. ard 301; R. Yeauger 3113; har : WY 2-2575. S.22-5tc AUCI10NE~ wanted, Apply in person only. Rooney wasn I so much lrn- ~-- Thel~a Ann up Wmfteld dicap 123; Total 1535, Won - ·. Complete ServJCt FOR SALE: T room house with The Martin Rostaurant. pressed by that as we was puz. 9.35 p.m.,_ Lucy Jane Lucas Lost I. U.S. Plastic Crill Bradford 2 lots In Dexter, Ohio. Phone 5 24 3t zled. down Winfield 10.30 p.m. , Jer- S I - W Fett 290 · ~· KIRBY Sweeper A-1 conditiOn. Industries, Inc. Write, Prone or Contact SH 2-5641. 5 18 6tp • He had some trouble under- ry Bosworth down Winfield 12:pare ess . · Y '. \ Complete with power polishl609 N. Broadway A. C. BRADFORD BABY SI'ITER, 5\i dayo week. 55 a.m.; Elgercliff up Winfield Snowden 263 • ~· Grant 35fi , er buffer. Pay off bahmce due St. Louis, Mo. GA 1·1282 Racine, Ohio 'OR SALE: Large t bedroom Light housekeeping, Write 3 a.m.; George Price up Win· ~ood , Total 118 ; Won 2 Lo~t 1 6 payments, $6.12 each. W\' 5 I tie home, in Racine, in gooc1 care of The Dally Sentinel, field 3:30 a.m. Slow Four- E. Haley ~II. M AUTnMIItHLE Insurance ~n 2-2575. 0-22-5tc ""' K = t " 'G=-:c-----; P :;lnm bin& aod condition out of high watBox 11611-D. Pomeroy. Neal 263; J. Ferguson 356 ; V. cancel~? t.ost ytJur opera· 40 ACRES of stand hay. R. S. ar rueser, er. Hot water heating oyotic B!llnding why there had to be Phillips 275; Handicap 42; Tc 5 20 tor'a license? CaU WY Z.Blackwood, llamsonville. Mln:!;::t~ Ohio tern, large electric hot water U 5. Civil lonlco Tollll 10 copieo of a message that tal ll28. Won I Lost 2. ll$tlc Ohio. 5·22-etp tank, storm windows. To be ...... ;... ,. ... .,. .....,. ,. only the secretary was sup- Team High Three Games 10 FREE - Pulpwood for the CLOTH awnings and porch val· ~d : " se~er troubleo sold to settle estate. Call ~...::'.. "::",..':.'"':'-. . posed to see, Rollettes, 1635 ; Tea m Higb -Sir cutting. Phone WI 9-2171. ance. Bamboo porch shades. e Se vo a lizet Henry Cleland daytime WY 2 '""'"' _ , · Let ua now move forward to gle Game - Pinne!les, 55&.: 5 24 6tp wer Machlnea " _,_ • WY " ..,r: ll.t1ll1lr IIIIF ., na tnfonu. the Venetian blinds and repairs. Reasonable Raleo 22 ~. even,ga .....118. ... ,. lObo. ....,.., 1965 hearings. Rooney, haY· In ·. High Three Games ..;. C LADY TO SHARE home, kitch- Dale Wippel, 2! 5 Union Ave., Call WY 2-ZI'I Da Nigh ~ 6 lfc wn ....... ...,.. . - . - , . . lng regained a firm position in Van Meter, 4118; Ind. : Hip , 4 y or en privileges. Write care of Pomeroy. SIS 301c I - - - - - - - - - - F:"!:<:,. - ..,_, ,..._ the center of his chair, again Game - F. Manley 16'1; P. , 7 26 11 0 The Daily Sentinel, Box 668-B, ~=====---~~::_:::~ FOR SALE: ~ room bouse, DoUr latlael. ,....,, Obi• took up the matler with John Slone 167; Pomeroy, Ohio. 5 21 3tc 1- - - I EXPERIENCED dressntak- bath, basement Gas furnace, lnaurance W. C(Jfley, aod official of the Champions - Pinnettes; Bun , tng, altera!Jons. Pbone WY 2- fireplace. Priced for quick bureau. ner Up - Rollettes. STRAWBERRIES? For Sale or Rent 2276. 4-24-JOtc ,.1e Phone 77:Hil111 Mason AUTOMOBILE Insurance been See the Special Price 1/ AIR CONDITIONING Refrtger- w. ·va. 4' If lie ' e~elled? Lost your operaon Freezers at Landmark. . . J cit' D.,~ tor 1 license: Call wY 2.2966 1 at10n servtce. a s ~ 18615tfc All Sizes Chest and eration, New Haven, Pbone HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel ==:-::,------=---,-~::: Upright in Stock Til 2-3537. t 6 tic Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. PH!Jl'O CoJlYUlK l!ervlce. Co(> Hysell WY U322. leo made of legal papers. Open Mon.·Sat. Tll9 PM Livestoclc 6 4 30tp btrtll records and almost anJ THE For Rent other doeumeDtl. fABUlOUS POMEROY CURTISS BREEDING SerYice, INCOME PROPERTY - locat- Hellier flllarance, l'omeJ'Of SIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy Jack W. Canoy, for the best in artificial ed within 2 mlleo of the new 1 1 lfc l70 Mulberry • Phone WY 2 Manager breeding. 180 of -the Nation's locks at Racine, Ohio, con2.\75 or inquire al J7ll Second ~~01~1~81 leading sires make their slating of one brick and tile GUARANTEED, renewable for Slrl'et, Pomeroy. 5 17 tfc iL.......-------....JI home al Curtiss. For service, building bouaing two furnish- life bo•pltalization. baued FOU - ROOMfu rnishe<l apart- - Call Lel<lnd Parker, Pomeroy, ed and ~ne unfurnished apart- at all ages. Phone WY Ul6tl. 2 18 lfc ment, downst•irs. WY 2-3658. KNAPP SHOES, special offer Ohio. WY 2-2264 or Albert men!, 1 large business room 5 t7 tfc to June _only, buy I parr Parker, Chester, Ohio, 985- below, I double garage with •-•I Notice regular pn ce, get 2nd pa1r 3415 5 19 12tp -. ~--3 and 4 ROOM-~rnishfd apart- $2.00 off. Write or call Ro· furnished ap~rtment over u•AL NOTitiJ ments. Rowley & Reed flard- bert Hill, Elm Street, Racine. FOR SALE : Fine pony. Come and located m rear, I nice IN rnz cowoN PLEAs coUBT and see. Mason 773-5923. frame bullding located at CYRUi OF MJllGI coUNTY. omo ware. 5 11 tfc 5 19 12tp . o. QISLJP, --,. - .-- .-.-,., - ,. --. .-. __ _..., 7-0-31lt< side. AU In A-1 coodltlon. LCOODL. v':. •• omo. 1_,.-..,. FIVE ROf!MS and b"th , 1391f ::c-~-:--~=--=---~.:_::::_ g· J8 1 11 Sellin du ~ Rutl ernut Ave. Phone WY z- 1 UNICO ALFALFA Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Vetefbl. llt renta na · g e ., Plalnllf~ WEEVIL SPRAY Brinn, large and small anlmall. to health. Phone daytime WY NoRA "''" CJUBIJp, 2322 II tfc I 128 Washington St., Raven. H255, evenings WY 2-25611. ~~N:~ILLAND. MOOERN 6 rooms and bath combines Malathion and Mewood. W. Va. Phone 2'13-4271. 5 13 l2tc PA~e::;: wrsr VIRGOOA •• apartment. Mtddleport. Pb. thoxychlor - the top recom- 1 Offi h Dall N ., WY 2-3121. 3 24 tic mendation. Apply up to 7 ce ours, Y 4 to 6 P· ROOM brick borne, 2 ball!NOTJ<I ~ " '' days before harve st ... m. l 1JJ tfc rooms, finisbed all"1e a n d re~lli~ Nora I••11 c-o Crlllip, whoH place or . . no w&)'U Gl.llan4. LJDD I • C:l·. ar.G iour ron"b furmllheresidue in milk when used as Male Help Wanted basement Out of high water. !~~· .,!.ar::'':,r,t·~.~~':"e:..!trl1'::: ed ood unlurniJIIed 11*1- directed. Very Jow toxicity, Ce a1 be '•• "ced 1o • . ours--lot " - Cash'. ntr at....,h prt r =:'·u:=o:n~!.wreaJtaaeuoaao::,_•t= ments WY !-.12 8 II< easy to appIy. G"lVes good EXCHANGE H quick sale. P 011e WY 2-41116 on the ntb ttQ of APrU. 191&. the WOOLEN WAY -Accent. of destructive larvae Opportunity to make good WY 2-"""' Charles F udenlr:oed filed Ilia pe&aUoo ••tinlt ing the ooltn~ trend DarvSIX ROOM HOUSE In Pome. control stage, provides up to 3 weeki mo · bu · f or UAJOI• • her In Ute Commoa PI•., Coun of ney m a suless o your Wildermuth. 4 13 tl.. Meta Countr. Ohio.~ for • •· Jene.ol N""' York baa come roy Phone WY U385. residual protection. Also eonown in Pomeroy & Middleport. Httf vern~ anti otiYr nHet. oa 1M 11011n41 up with thla bWDI for fun · t 14 lie iD the lUll comfort. Depart- • trois spittlebugs, other forage Star earning at once selling :.'on~ ae1led of futJ ad ~ !Dg lbrupt.t,y from the • 1. J BEDROOM brick Duplex wltb inS<cts. LANDMARK Meigo Rawleigh Products. Wrile Employment Wanted sor• · - ........ ..._ • and .,_. the Jlt da, of June. 1111. eent"trentl"le D)llo,. IDCI garage. Butternut Ave., Pom- County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association--Eall M.tln Rawteigh Dept OR E MO UGHT Housework and companey,.. o.· en••• limllot llben, tblo yelr'1 eroy. Call WY Z.5127. IIIIo it Ia ,.,._ 1llOCIL Street, Pomeroy. 1721 Freeport, Til. ion. Good cook. References. er.w, ~"• hrter ' '11 Uo 6 :U lie Phone IVY 2-3111. 1i 20 3te t.\..~ ..~ tn.~e rttons. "' Pomeroy Motor Co. " • ® '-::::::=======~;;;:-:--;-;:;:::=~;?.~/ The LI'ghter " " River news AIR CONDITIONING ----------1 FLOWERS 79c to $4.95 I MARK IV AUTO I I _" I I $J4Q Blaettnar' I BOWLIN witb tbe ! BIaettnars tBESJi DAILY CROSSWORD I ---=======-, =-=-:c -· · · --- At Last! AHearing Aid MILLIONS Can Wear! b =====---...:.,..:.-::: 1 :;.":::"..,a_.,. - - · ...,.£unr - .......... ......., beY...,. 37.Clo8et.o BallyL .S.Iuaq 415. Tart 415. Slopott 47.Lartat t• 48.~ -....... fruit G. Pa<:IIIDC ... 1. J:.dJ'• 11116 J.Gea • ri'. ;;:'.= 1D.- m.....,.. 38.Tattaral eloth .0. Wargaolo '- -----.. . ---..J 1 - -- I I s, Tuppers PJains Social Events --------. By Mn. Evel)'lt Brieklet Telivloloo Ia Review NBC TV' hlldr n'l aeries "1!1 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bleaslng • ,• c e o! Letart, W. Va., and Mr. ....~yotiR~.~~BOraa~lonal pdloring, n•:..~':;'~tie and Mrs. E. J. Persons, Hun~ 8• """ n.. """ evoled lo I ·-·, Jnaton, W. Va., were Sunday HOLLYWOOD (UPII- Notes lracln& ltl prosre.. var~ IU•IIII of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. to watch .televllion by: fields. ··"AI 1 serleo, soya Woode. Tile ......,, CBS.TV'a popular network, "II will be Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark BALLS hit, "Gomer Pyle," about a hill· cal, but eac half ·• hour and family bave moved to O'FIRE !I bllly1 Marine recruit, wlll be J!T&rn wl!l be a . their home bere which they HOW JJ;il I !SIT replaced fyr the summer start· unit coneemed WJth,• purchaaed from Mr. and Mrs. 'THAT CORN COB lng June 25 by the annual tar hillorlcal period. , Gerald Violet. STUCK IN THAR "Vacation Pl'ayhouse," a collec· More Shows: Television I Miss Ema Jesse, Mr•. Nettle . ' SOTIGHT? lion~~ teal fi~a for sedes that y awards, which have .tleen Mr. and Ml'!l. George Hensley Hayes and Mrs. Edna Reibel of dldnt ~ ell .. .. 'The Wild, Wild switched from the e!X' lo spent a week's ucaUon at Day- Pomeroy were recenl evening! Wes~ a new one-hour CBS-TV beginning of the video Beacb, Fla. JIUe•la of Mr•. Edith Betzin&. "ries lor the !aU, combines the son, wDI be pre!len!ed on NJIC. currenlly popular secrtl agent TV Sept. 12, a SUnday, with all approach with a westem back· three networks scheduled to iround, dealing with a govern- start their an....t premiere week ment undertover man and his the next day ... Tlte same night aide In the last centucy ...The as tbe Emmy awards. NBC TV agent will be ·Robert Conrad, plana to offer the llrst ol it• •01011 I. INied 2f. Btrilw formerly of "HawaUan Ee," annt1al specials of the Ring 1.Blc1Utul .. Kalle 25. Filii odfltt&' 2T. J'orllfy and his sidekick ia Ross Mar- Ung Bros. a. Barnum aod Ba:Uev: l.l'llct4 I . KIII4ct LPunctaltlaR ?R. J1owed tin, wbo was featured In "Mr. Circus...CJIS.TV has aet lll,y 111M< Pl'lnted Lucky" aeveral yean back.. . next aeason a two-part broad lO. Halncl e. Y.ma D:UU'k,. 12. Cb'<ult NBC-TV's coverage of the Na- cast, each section to run T. CoYer lnr• 13. CUp-W.. I. II~ SL Falll tiona! Open golf tournament ln hour, In which Sir .John Glellgud I 1-r balr St. Louis June II and 20 wllJ stan in his widely-praised 1.. Jmwmtw •• Qeor II. 111110 ct be broadcaat Jn color for the man Shakespearean P~~:;:~: lli. J'omlly !'It 11.18111 16. Prlbter'• lelior: Bdl. _..,. lla.. first lime. ·"Ages of Man" .. The n •J.Ohlo 10. 8mall Add Showa: A one4lour color drawn from Shakespeare's 17.~ li.Rail error" coltep Bpeclal about c.- Dominican malic and poetiC works, is di- 20. LIMa& lll. Looao lltL TaRepublic crisis airs on NBC.TV vtded Into three parts : "Youth," rtvor hlocto&' try t4.01d 22.J>N4point 11. Pecform next Friday at 7:30 p.m. EIYl'. "Manhood" and "Old Age" . Umo 20. a.38. ...._...,._ 4G.Portloa "ABC Scope" for Wedneoday David Susskind In the pfO<tucer.J 23. Vedic ak.7 okt Uve ~­ examlnea the Influence of the The H•adllnero: Bert oerpent 21. llalt •· Grauy fl. Ceremorar recoJJStructloo er• on the South Wayne Newton, Anthony N e ~~~~o...,, 'lASilt.tNf. ALLft of today . .. A three-part aerieo ley, Jackie Vernon and Co~~~~~ ln &forett depleting the past, preoent and Francis are scheduled to " 28. Finn SO. Alwa.,.. future of music lor worship on CBS-TV's Ed SuUivan star& on CBS-TV's "Look up IJ!Tam May 30 ... John ""'"·l 31. P&le32.Rightsod Uve" June II, with Pauli the exceUent comedy actor duct: Hume, music editor of Ure lslal'!l in ABC.TV'o 'The Tanlml 33. Girl'I U1D11 Washington Post, as the host.. • dams !!' Corvair Panel $1599' Locally owned, good tirea, beige finish, heater, slde doors. Discount Price. "ifHd Telet1ision Revue lll - 1963 " wun Tammy o-rame1 tn the "Rattle tJ. a Simple Man" Anleles neli week ...The rumOI'I! are flYin& every whlcl! way tbal deposed CBS-TV Pr~ Jdenl Jam. T. Aubrey Jr. ll being sought here and there and everywhere - w e 11, almost everywhere--as possible head of a tludlo or a film company or some oort of a show business operation of his own cboosln&. or something ...Johnny Carson il expected next aeason to do a NBC.TV apeclal ulng the format of the "roasting" of 0 celebrity by show business' Friars Club-but laundered up a bll from the real thing, DAILY CKYP'l'OQUOTE - Bwe'• 11otr C. '111111'11 lh AX'I'DLBA.t.Xa to LOlii'GJ'.LLOW O...Jettwlllmply IIBDda tor .......... Ia IIIII -.p1o A ta uaod for _the lilroo L'.. X w the 0'.. ote. IIIDgle !etten, . _ &a ........ tbe leD&'th IIUI fo~tton of the woal a ar., 2ach day tba Olilde 18tten ue 41" SrO £ BIPWJI KRNBrK Or:)j' 1 • SHE B.KQ all hlntl. L ' 1 " CBWJI B'tf RT.BVBJIB WIIB.Y• I&Q. KKWW.-BOBTDODW It . ,.. O)p& 41 11M lfAB*AL IN.nJBTICIC JB TBJI 8tTJUa8tl ROAD TO NA~c;>,JfAL OOWNFAU..-WU'uy car u n-• "What do you mean you can't tarn . a. nioktl ifttr tohool? Burety t!Mre muot be •om• one who 10methln1 deotroy1dl" WJEH RADIO wam. APRIL LOG 1:00 Sign On G: 00.15 Musical Clock 7:00 B• SUJI and Knaw ~: 05 Jim Meeo Show 7:02-30 New• 6:30 Sundown Serenue 7:45 Echoel of Joy 7:30 SliD OU 1:00 Ohio Valley News Saltlrdaya: 8:10-311 Mullcal Clock 8:00 S!tn On - News 1:55 Commtmlty News 1:115 Country Mllllc Timl 1:00 Talk of the Town 6:21 Country Jambom 1:55 ldaaoo County News 7 110 Prote!lal" Hmtt Public Service Show 7:30 Sports 10:15 Daily Light 7:35 Larry anderson Show 10:30 Latchstring 10:4~ lt'a Music - Army 11:00 World News 11:110 Dllry VaHey & Dutton'• 12:110 Commlllllty New• Top Ten Show 12:20 Evant lllllletin Board lll:IIO News Newo-().(lrams 12:15 Mualcal Interlude AJ!Ticulture Program 12:30 The Rev. Merlln Teets !:iS ~~Round 1:00 'nle Jim Meta Show t:OO Country Go-Round 1.30 Sundown Serenaclo 2,55 Newt Bell 7:31J Sign Off 3,00 Mid·W8J Matinee l!Udl)o: us Beat 7:!0 Sicn On- Arm)ll!llur t:OO Dllclns With Dou 7:M Newo t:SO ltlllrellanie 8:00 Bapllll LaJIDIII'I Hour s:ao Community Newa . 8:30 Sunday Show 5,05 Mason County Newa 1:30 The Bible Speab To 5: 1o World a. Nat'l Newt 1:45 Sunday Show S:3t Stne1 11oui1nn1 10:00 Tbe Gaotl W. 7:00 011 The Air 1':15 ConlnslllliD'I Report 10:30 Sunday Show 6:00 On 11::11 Tht Qutet Hour 1:00.11 Clock 12:00 New• 7:00 Be St!U & Know 12:11 Tlte ChrlaUau'1 Hour 7:0M0 Ntll'l 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 7:30 Cbat & Clew 1:00 '1"'9 lin. H. 0. Sle'll'lrt 7:.S Flrll BapiW Cbw'cb 1:30 ftie IllY. 8Du Bl'p~l=ltlpii::II:OO Ohio V.U., NeWI 2:00 '1111 lle'l. Andmr I:OHO World Nelli WMPO Radio M<Dday Thra Frtdayt 1:00 Slgn.OU. Newo 8:115 Sacred Heart 1:20 Melga RFD 8:25 "au! Bowm Farm 1:30 Country JambarM 6:57 Weather 7:111 National Newt 7:311 Sporta 7:35 BJII MU!er Show 7:35 PJckeJJS HardWare Shcnr ITuesday-TitundayJ 7:50 Newa 8:30 Daily Ught 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed,-Auction) Frl, Show) 1:00 Nowo 7:05 BIU Miller Srow 1:115 Collee With Janet 1o:oo swao Shop 10:15 Mot!IIDI MtdUallOIII 10:30 Portraltl of I Palrlol JO:B Blll Miller Show 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Toes.) 10:45 FamRy Worship (Thul'!l.) 10:45 A.S.C. Prem !Pete SbieiU) (Frld8Jtl 11:00 tilllll 11:011 '!'lnJ'o .Coanlr7 Junction 11:45 Tiny'o (:ountry llyma cr. TIJba 12:00 Cellltnl 'Block Newt 12:30 Gocioler'a Guest Star (Frl) b:30 LllrT)' ~ Show 3:00 Jltil Meet S11GW 4:15 BlalpDar' Alto Show 11'1111 'Diar.l Nm 2:0 ftie Rlr. s- Stttlda1 Sbo1reiM t·SO Nelli (Loeall S:10 Tilt 4:40 Jim "'• llbo1l 1:111 Stmtlolln ....... f~lt • 011 1:00 Nm TEUY Bl&b lelloolllll fpadt llllq & S1DrJ Tlml Till Golda! Ke7 Jllmucralll ~ 11:15 11:30 11:45 13:00 12:20 12:25 12:30 1:55 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:55 4:00 4:30 5:00 ~:15 Mllllcal Interlude RepubUcau Legislat~ Walter MooDer Local & Olllo New• Evans Bulletin Board News-0-Grama Garden Club Saturday Matinee Altentate SalurdaJI Newa Deal Saturday Matinee News Beat Saturday Matinee Newo Beat Dllclng With Dou Top Ten Ravue Saturd8J News Report Dinner Mwtlcall Community Clwirl Tile Air 5:30 7:00 ou SUiday 7:51 Sign On 8:00 The SinBing Prueber 8:15 News Report 8:31) Churcll of Cbrllt 9:1)() Mualeal Interlude 10:30 First Bepllll Chureh 11:30 Children's Cbajll( 11:45 SundaJ New• Specl•l 12:00 News Report 12:1$ Episcopal Cburcb 1:00 Cbureb of Qod 1:10 OOipel Call 2:00 Old Folb Hour 3:ot 11110 Bit Pllfllde 3:30 Newa Bewtlln• 3:32 9110 Bit Parade 3:55 NtlWI t:OO 11110 Hit Parade 6:30 News Headl!ne'l 4:12 11110 Hit Parade 4:&5 News 5:00 City Commlalloner llep, 5:15 11110 Hit P•radt 7:01 Off TbiJ Air lw GIOtlGI WQIIIDia UnLE ORPHAN AMNII It AL CA"' FLATFOOT WAR MRTY ATTACKING!! �,. ,·,\/ .. I .I., • Revision in Court Plans . I a••!!'Iii• .,. , entine e ./ •••••• '• n. ROY COLEMAN KATHY McELHINNEY Probing Theft of Valuable Article& FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1965 New Banking Firm will .Open in July Says Development Expert 'j · Would Need Three Years GOING TO CUNIC -. Kathy McElhinney, Carol King, and Roy Coleman, The dean of Ohio University's College of Engineer· of the ~ddleport .semor Band, have been sele~t~d _by the MHS faculty to attend a and Technology said Monday night Meigs county a full-time Industria~ development man. Band Clinic at Ohio University In ~une. The. cllm.c m a t~o week period offers an opport~n!tY to students to study wtth the Umverstty staff m the School of Music and Dr. Robert L. Savage, speaking to representatives to partictpate In the special bands in a final concert. Students also may join vocal the Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers of Commerce groups and take part in the other ac~lvlti~s. Miss McElhinney is the,daughter of Mr. and the Community Improvement Corp., said such a and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney, Miss King ts the daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert 1man could assist expertly with projects of all kinds lead· to economic expansion - '---'---King, and Roy Coleman Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coleman. county. source• other than within the Mee:t!Ot, in Crow's Town and county. Country restaurant, Dr. Sav· "It takes about three years age was introduced by Delmar for an industrial development A. Canaday of Pomeroy. man to reallv gel r"ulls." said He stre....t that "'full • time" Dr. Savage. He indicated the DETROIT (UP!) - Ohio In· the Detroit Economic Club he a tongb position. by someont' trained for first year for su<" a man would dustnallst Cyrus S. E'aton sa1d was "fairly well terrified" aft· H d lh t unl 081 work is needed if I be be lsrgely gathering inform•· Monday that Soviet Premier er his talk with Kosy"'" e warne ha "image" of Mel•• county II tv hon for presentation. were some cbetween anges the a n'1exe1· KOS)'I In told h'1m recent· He said President •q•· Johnson's 1 confrontation changed for •the hetter. Dr. Savage, In answer to a ly RUlisia was ready to enter tough policy on Viet Nam and ed States and Rwsiaa nd Dr. Savage believed induslrl· question, said talent m the field tile V~ Nam war on a full the bombing of North Viet Nam China would lake place al development man could l!e might be available on a per· 1• ICa1e 081 . has placed the Soviet Union 10 ,. , g'•"t Soviet Union. retained as a full-time employee diem basiS from a person train· 11 ,..uwe.:o...,_.. gia;;; c'h::.a are ready to go. in for approximately $10,0GO per ig in the field. lhal Included visits to Moscow, WJESBADIN and go In with everything they year. . II was pomted out by the Praguea nd Budapes• •aid he • Germq have" he said The dean IndiCated that dean that much of the work of ' IUPI) - Memben of tbe .. • · . might be available to an industrial development man talked to Ko!ygln about the Vi- Wlesbaden and Maim plgeoo In my '"~ JUdgment, we srea whereby 75 per rent would he seeking assistance et Nam situation and he "had breeden elubsr elealed u• are on the brmk of cataslroplle. the f ch thr h d fed 1 never a smile in an bour and bird Ia Unless aomelhlng occurs In coo1 or su 1' em· oug state an era pro8 81 Satanlay iD 8 dem· next month, I feel that mankind ployeo would be provlcled from grams. a half." Eaton quoted Kosygln as sayina: :.:: is doomed," he said. He said "You'Ve left us no oltemative luraed." he feared an atomic war. but to lllht ... there's nothing "Oar membe orr(ed Eaton who II chalrmao of left far to do but go In there slek" • . w said. the and Ohio Rail· with everythinlf we have - and "What could bave bappeued way' Ia held In hilh esteem lly we wil.l ..•," communisll In Czecboslovakla 0 1 Bllllflry and the Sofie! tinton: __ of "I' ' ALL LEATHER SANDALS CAROL KING ' n. ......... ... POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 32 HAND LASTED . PT. PLEASANT - The "Peep' Bank" a new banking fn. stitution will open In Polllt Pleasant in July located In tilt building at the cornu of Plll1l , land Main-S!!. formerly ocelo .' pled by the Point PleuiM , , Building & Loan Assoclallol. R. B. Rothgeb baa b en named president: Forrest Clark, vice president and rnemberl ,. the board of ditecton, P. A. Sayre, Ray Epperly, Carl Frutll and William J. Marcum. Eaton Fears Catastrophe I ,:~to;, 1 :C.~ t~~;t t::"'~ p11:~~! =~~;~loa Ill opok::: ~-~· M,~~d~~ ·- -- ,~ . i Pomeroy. Ohio "I nown East Manners Rem·at'in unrOI"Iedas Batt)e Looms , V (Techmcolor) Featurf>tte: Bothered by ' Roll Togethern~"? Pardon My B11uty Marks WED. ond THURSDAY May 26·27 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Moy 28-29 "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" FrPd Mari\!urray, Polly 8er· &"en, Arlene Dahl Edward Andrews. Eli Wallaeh "SING AND SWING" My Office Will Be D~md Ht>mmmgs, Joan New· t'll, HPinz & .l~nmfer Moss. Closed From SUN .. MON. ond TUES. May 30-Junt 1 "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Rock Hudson. Gma LoUobri · ilda1 G1g YOllng, Edv.ard DR. E. F. MAAG .ludc Colorc1rtoont LET INGELS EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Floor coverm~ for eve17 kind of floor. Best patterns. Professional Installation by us, or do 1t yourselt. Cali WY 2-2835 for free estl· mare. WALL·TO-WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl l!:xpen tnataUatlon Satlsfaction Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE ~r.a££ ~ tr STORAGE WY 2-1635 Middltport, o. I ... ... ,.,,. .. , . . ~ ' ~ I • f "' ' "" = ~~~~ The ~~ total capltallzaUoll , profits. 1 Southern Local School district, will accept a grant-in· 11 ta Pieasanl Valley hospital CAPE KENNEDY !UPil - 1s represented by 8,11110 sbarea aid sch?larshlp It Mariett.a eollege. He plans to study will the injured leg and a Amerioo's satu~? I rocket o~: of stock at $40 per share, DOll ]OurnaUsm. · fracture of the rfgbl wrist and boled a huge spat'e duster bemg offered to the publle. I' c~mpi?n CHOICE: Quilted • TaftAML..:Retulat • Bma l'inD SUPER SIZES '89" UP Mrs. Spencer Dies Tuesday At Son's Home Make MI'staken At tafk On 83Se ~~ ~h~~· w•~l ~ ~.!:.:. v~ible ~neral M: ~ pen~r, G \/~1 Ralp;hes~~ ~~ I Mr Daily 49 Des at Home I' I" reSJden~l~ ~ ~~~a~e :;;I I WOman, Child Suffer In.)ury 0 WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER PAY THE CLEANING N~. v... I~ CHARGES IN THE FALLI supenlllo~ :n~ Wed~~~! ° 1 ,i., .!"ft -~ly, a....., me~ber I sanfta ,. Domrnuo . . reace n ifiU I OF ALL YOUR I I o:" i ;tv ·· ~ :; 6s'u :si=-:liEJr{4;.::. :=~~~.~t ·nre~: 1;l:· ~ ,~ ~~· ::'~. :.:; !~ ~ra~ce f:t""d":. "":or:1=~ w~~.::~=~ll::11 :!:~~~S:. .~i:J! I ,~ ~~ed~GII · H ·Il; . <'. •' ! · ·' : '.·.·. dllitW·~""~IMIW!iiptiiiJ ~lday1•fi·at1U"1if~ve~ Ill 11- ~ 1b1 e11J Ia War ij. - · llliiL . home while pw..-..\ftOIL ; l •• . .. ...0.::. , ..... ~ ~nd t lefu?~~tll::::i~~:.~·~::~: .Of Perfection ". Jnfant Borned Jn GasoJine u. ' I • sem~r ~ear Convenient Pickup Stations In Mlddlepori·Pomeroy Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5428-Middleport WY 2-5130 I .. TheAss'embly· at aGlance LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS • II Larry Prlce1 Dnt of the all·time great athletes of er at Pt. Plel!anl high school, lliiJ'ava~ ROBINSON'S PHO~I . t I belie~ed BEAUTYRm the Happiness Money.Can Buy STANDARD SIZES '79• t.l· -~~... H~gseU 1 ~ailed Maybe ,.oa have another sleep problem. Is your mattress too hard? Too soft? Is it too ..,U for you? Do you lib a tufted matb: ess or one with a quilted iop Whatever your probiem, chances are tbere'e a Beautyrest model thai il just the answer. We have it and we just low to help peopre solve their sleep probleiDII., ,,.. . tranqui~ That's one sleep problem we've solved maD)' times becaUIIe we !mow there's one metto r the Beautyrest-that gives single bed comfort ill a double bed. May 31 to June 7 (Terhmcolorl 1Marietta • , GettI•ng. -·""'II""""'. "-"""""'- ---·-----space Dus er southerrn's price • ReaCheS Orb) WORLD It's a collliiiOII complaint. Take an ordinary mattress. Put a 190 lb. man on ooe side and a 130 lb. woman on the other. What happeos? You gu ed it. The mattress sags towards the heavier weight. He sleeps iD a hollow. Sbe llieep11 011 a slope. Uncomfurtable? You bet.. NOTICE ~ ~~~ LEWISTON, Maine (UPil - The even tenor of Its Price, the son of Mr. and 11\.rs. Hubert Price of Port- severe bruise' of llis left satellite today, putting on a way is what this town is pursuing, right up to fisticuff land, Is 1 1~65 graduate of Southern Higb school where •boulder, spectacular display of flame In llme. Easy does it. he lettered tn three sporta. He was reported pinned ~ a~d fury as 11 raced mto the Its picture Is going to go flashing Uve through tbe Price won All-Ollie UPI ree-l neath • traclor !bat overturn· n~ght sky. . . . th• heavens to television screens of the Western world in osnitioo in his senior and jun· on him. A wrecker was need- Mmute.• after reachmg orbit, ' t.he most watched fight ever, but downeast sopohistlca· tor yean as a Tornado blskeloct to fHt the macbiot 10 that , the bat-hke meteorOid dete<11on !ton has conquered munici· - ball player. He was piCked for Auslio could be removed. !alelhte cal'ed Pegasus al tizzy. rand sa 1'd the ~ - •-w officer• on second team All.()hlo In biJ jun· I sprouted 96 feet wide wmgs and , m " ~~M~,w~'"'1.;<'11 illf4'·• """''~t"*'_,.J P 1 DR. MARTIN LUTHER Level heads prevail all over. duty for the Clay • Liston hea· lor season and received third ' · ·· began studymg the hazards tiny linl Jr. vowlld to lead a dele- Ev'!' as the closed·circuit tete vywelght championship fight to· team teCOgnitloa at the end ol b11s of space debns would !?" ' PT PLEA NT _ ation tllday to the slate eapl· VJaliln people were announcing night represent only "a normal the 1984-«i Jeason de8plte the to three-man Apollo moonsh1ps. l rv· . SA Funlral 11111 at Montgomery. Ala., .which they. had insured security measure" for this town fact he was recovll'inl of The satellite, expected to be [ be he said would find no Casstus Marcellus Clay s hie of 41,1100. the time from a broken ankle, to the naked eye on . vens :y rom tty until "there sre black faces for fi million until he can get The televl51on head man said sustained while playing footearth. was circling the globe IV I . ho': forho 1 Ia the legislature." · out of toWn, the pollee chief the "major consideration for ball last September. , every 97 minutes in a near per·' e VJe 1 20 ' w Kine told .hundreds of cheer· here fi.Oinled out that -we've our taking the Insurance was Among many rttOrdt set by SAIGON IUP!l - In one of feet orbil ranging from 316 to l ~uesday0 at ·110 a.m. al the 88 1 basketball player at tne Negroes jammed In a got I peaoeful community." l e so threats against the tragic incidents of the war. : 466 miles high. Scientists said it orne 8 ;· ehyrch at M~ntgomery ~ay 'lbere were no murders here the champ's life." He said the u m Hlgb school wu the four American Jets today acci· ' would remain in space for al cer, 10 •t>O s erry. night that he was "tired'' of ·tiJe last year, no negligent man· tact that the insurance people Individual career llCOl'btg llll'rk. dentally attacked a South VJet· l teast three years. 1been poor health lwo years. legialalure meeting every year slaughter. no forcible rape were requiring only 0 $! OGO OVerall, Larry won four letnamese military base near the I Mrs. Spencer was born Fell. with not • orngle Item on their oases, only seven ca•es of premium showed they ters In basketball and baseball border with North VietNam. 12. 1907, the daugbter of the agenda pertaining Ill Nqroes breaking and entering, only two odda were 1,0001<1·1 qainst and three m football. He was Five South Vietrnmese sol· tate C. A. and Anna Roush Rainand their rtghts. "Lawmakers, assaults. Clay'a being allaeked by Black unable to play loqtball In hil l diers werew ounded. One bull· ' ' ' ey She waa a of tha you will not rest;• lle aald. Police Ollef Joseph H Far· Nationalist fanatics. senior season beceuse of the dozer was destroyed and an. , West.mmster Metbocilst church, "There ' will be n.l lrahquillt broken ankle. LARRY PRICE other damqed. . hfelong resident of Mason at the statehouse. We want re: A. fast lefthanded pitcher. A u s military spoksman I ] county, and the_ widow of Fred reseotatlon. We want to see Price has been In touch wHb Veterano Memorial Hospital said the four plane• "strayed" • . Spencer, who died in 19110. black. laces In the legislature." several maJor league scoull Admlssloa• - Charles Doml· off course." I Funeral semces for Henry , Survivin& are three sons, 0 49 ·• . COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mon- -ADowo adult parole authorl· Ibis spring. Price P~ sev· gan, Chester: Jean Hudson, First reports on the attack ! Da•ley,. Jr .• · who died at, Ralph, Paul and James, all ol ROBBIN&, TENN. -A RES. day'a major le&illalive action 1y to reduce sentence of prison- enthgarnea !nedbiJ Middleport; Willie Williams, raised the possibility the planes hJS Galhpchs Ferry; two daul!h· cue squad early tolay sent out at. a 111ance· er for time lptll\ tn jall or :: w!: :.,m A r::;.,. e~ ~y- Pomeroy; Mabel Laudaker, were Communist MIG fighters . :o;~n~ :: the Sv~acuse~eth- ters •. Mrs. Carrie Burro "• Gal· 'l'l!rd that II had found one body · BHH workhouse. Vote ·:11 • o. team . At m 1 ., I on Pomeroy; Charles Wo~e. Syra· A U. s. spokesman at Da Nang, odist ~hu~ch with · burial in the ' hpohs, Ohio and Mn. Mary 1n p coal mineshafl deep tn the Paseed: · -Increase~ peually for lite- and : lilhtnf a:..s~ cuse; Gamel Johnston, Port· issuing the ol'lginal announce- Let rl Cemetery Dr Lester Case. Hendel'l!On; seven ~ B~ Mountains where -H.B. ~74, allows Ohio tore- gaily taklnl deer to maximum thlJ P ns p,f' ay wut e;,ga land; William Butcher, Chesh· l ment, said the planes were Ro "sh and the Rev · David ""· Harvey, llooilas, Jamt1, ~n fXplosion Monday trapped fQSO driver• license to peraon 1 fl!OO fine and 30 days fn jail. the f.~.';'~ te~~ in c!lumbon ire. "presumed to be M1gs" I Ba~es of Portsmouth. will olfici. i and Leo Rainey, all of Garup. live miners. under suspension tn another vote 28 • o. . J 11.! DISCHARGESDaisy Swick, ate Ihs Ferry: Charles, of Leoai•: The squad, wearing oxygen stale. Vote 113-0. on une 1t-2!1. Middleport; Nettle Jenks, Porn· MARRIAGE APPLICATION ' . 1 Harry. local. and Burt, H~~tpo maskl, said the body was dis- S. B. 162, ertends mayoral!THREE CITED eroy; lona Brlckles, Pomeroy: Errol Roi Pickett, 211. Rt. 1,1 He had employed by the Ohlo:ers Ferry; a sister, Mrs. WU.. 27 covered at a loading point ty terms in vUlages and nonThree arrests were ,...-ted Mabel Tracy, Pooneroy; Min· Carpenter student and Sharon Power CCiT!pany for '-~ years, liam Hatfield, Gallipoli• Ferry, deep inside I he shaft. It was charier cities from two to four today by the Ohio Slate Patrol nle Brown, Pomeroy. i' Kay Holl~nd t7 Carpenter Rl ~a\~mem~r ~f I: svacuse , and eight grandchildren. 0 1 not Immediately Identified and years. Vote 105 • 13. Rober! Marcinko, 11, Canton: 1, student. ' ' · i et " c urc a the '! The Rev. Gary Roach w11 the search contlriued for the -H. B. ~. provides regula· cited to Meigs CoulltY court Frl· Mel&• Geael111 HOipital IOdd Fellows .Lodge •t .Pomeroy. officiate and burial will be Ia other four miners. The II v e lion and ln!pectlon of milk proday for speed; Allen Gruew, Admissions - Mildred Dill, LOCAL TEMPS SurVIvors mclude hls wile, ISuncre!t cemetery. Fri. . . men, workln1 3,000 feet below ducers, haulers and processoro. 62, Middleport, cited 'Friday for Minersville. The temperature in Pomerov'si Opal W.. hiS mother, Mrs. Ber· ,may call at the funeral home the surface, were trapped Mon- Vote fl. 16. PT. PLEASANT- Roger unsafe vehicle, and Raymond DU.hat~eo- Glenna Grimm. business district at 11:15 a m. tha _ Dalley, Pome'?Y.• and ,after 7 p.m. today. day when an eiJlloston ripped House concura In Senate Philip Johnson, 22·month • old Nelaon, H, Lanpvjlle, cited GaiUpolls Ferry : Kale Wilson, Itoday was 62 degrees under sun· a siSter. Evelyn McMdbn, Hart· I throngh the mine, searing lhe Amendments . : IliOn ol Mr. and Mrs. Dan John· F'rlday for defective muffler IHarrisonville ny skies ford. W. Va. Friends may all shaft with such heat that ita -H. B. 101 prohibits use of son of West Columbia, was erH· . ' . at the Ewing Funeral borne un·i walls were 'like a coal stove: freeways by 'pectestrjllll! and lcally burned Monday 11:30 a til noon Thursday when the 1 . ilow • moving vehicles v 0 t'e m. at the home of bll ll'•ndpar· l body will be be taken to the ' COLUMBUS- THE FREE IIi· 3. · . enll, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tbomchurch. . ljleech Front at Ohio Slate Ullo -H. , B. lilt, requires dllfls 1o as, of Lock liS, when he lipped . lverslty voted Monday nlaJtt not be undir. "'!nlrol ·at $ll limes. over l can, of 11101lne while TICKET DEADLINE PT. PLEASANT - Two ~ lil tnv1te Marxist author · Hero , 'Selltle · playJnc In !be .basement of the SANTO DOMII(g<l (l)PJ) -force, although It la.ted of· Tile international units were . sons. one three years old d bert Aplh~~er back to the cam- P~: , · , hmlle ~t M. mother wu Tbio troubled citY. a~ed to- Hcially only Z4 hours. Rebels ordered not to shoot, even if 1HiT~ke~00~or t~iu P=~' the other 21, both of M... pus to speak this quarler.·About , , . . . . doing thO _ , , day to be returoina IO' I)Ol'lllli wnied with rifles or sub. they were fired on, if there ~ sc mm I county. were In Holzer ~ 100 persons •ttencjed_ll)e meetThe chUd fell ill under the of !be machine guns manned snip- were other u. S. troops In the s:=:keby al, Galllpolls, Tueoday foU. lnc and turned down 1 pioposal 'certllm'..l •• · . bilesUI the 1piDed piljUne which l>e- pre4tminanUy Amer!C!ID peace er posta Ulrollflh the night, but area to defend them. They AI . ' ' sman ling illiurY Monday. to return controversial alit: a.,> r.e:. a.. 'mo: rat•er come tcnlled! ,An aunt of lilt force set up Monday by the Or- there was virtually no !Iring. were authorized to fire hack If umn• """· announced today· Shawna Jo Carmlcl'ael, ' apeabr after on hour of .U. es: .... ~ 1tMII ltijured ,1!/dJd. allt.d he , IUffer- pllizltioD of Amerit.WI States International patrols, each no American troops were avail· 1daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil' CUIIIon. nles •t..111111101 lhe ~.. de ed third .~ huma and .11 a (OAS). compriling one U. S. soldier able. DRIVER CITED Uom F. Carmichael, Rlplt1, ,Apllleter appeared at OSU tliW •pee~ · CJ patient at Holier llotfpilal and tW.. or three other men of The OAS force is to be com· Ja..'!Jes Sprouse, Middleport, fell off a play gym. She _... laat Friday but did nollllllke a , .. , w'- he wu Iaten .Ia 111 am- Bm and lOme it dlfferln8 nationalities drawn manded officially by Brazilian has been cited lo Mayor Char· ed a fractured elbow. , 1 lpeeclj. 1ft burrllld)J after ·;.•. " -~·-_. llula!l<t '.fillti;·IIJI ero.H\!111811 opet~ed Monday. .. ll ,•• from the Brazilian, Costa Maj. Gen. Hugo Panasco Al·les Legar'o Court Monday on Mrs. Vernon lltrt ef l.t)lll.1 ~ ......,. Ilia Uff had , . "'~· fi;Ul ~I ~· . : ... eopectejl It N ..,. .ltniMII lUcan, Hondlll'lll and Nlc•· vim who was chief of artillery 1 charge of leavln& the scene' was ~dmitted Ill the b•! James Stewart. f1ab1an. Cin d~ ( Jrul, Glyms Johns. Ed \h'nn. Colorcartoon' Ch~peake Argyle R. K'&u!fman, a do live ol Monongahela coun11, has been appointed execull\le :lili ,, vice president and cashier. .. ' .··. Kaufll!'an is. a fll'.aduate of WHI ·' V•rglma Umver9lty, coming Ill GET HELP D S f Oh'10 U . ' h, C01 Pomt Pleasant from Taneytowa, 0 • Md., where he served as cash. -. ean avage mverst.j s lege of En~meermg and Technology suggests to Pome· ler of the First National Bank. roy and Mtddleport Chambers of Commerce and Com· He and his wife and two chlldmunity Improvement Corp members a full-time indus· · · 2918 . trial development expert,; needed if Meigs county is to I reo are residmg at BU'Ch change its image for the better.-Sentinel Photo. Avenue. Rothgeb stated lh• new bonk I has received Its state charter A year • old ! approval for membenhlp mau whose rigbt lrg bad not m the Federal Deposit ln!Urbeeo nonnal since sufferto1 ance Corp. The lllSUiutloa will polio yean ago, Monday evenopen with total capitalizall• In& saffered a crushed Jell of $Z40,1100, with..~ • ..-.. ~ tt.' ~· ·'. ,, d" .,. of • '. ~' q 1- I jeelll. ~ ~ .....-. .l!t'rJ ~ •• ~. I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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