https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5de7858bd8ce9bad71c27072bdd8e107.pdf 99c29243a407abbd507593ad3238ec8d PDF Text Text ,. ,·,\/ .. 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 $Z40,1100, with..~ • ..-.. ~ tt.' ~· ·'. ,, d" .,. of • '. ~' q 1- I jeelll. ~ ~ .....-. .l!t'rJ ~ •• ~. I . �... ·- • • ~ 'Aj ; ~ :,. '' ' • mor$. to .ihe graduating senmembers of the Bible• were pres,ented at the church. The Rev. Jerry MastpOmeroy Church oi.· Chrflt dur- ers, paitor. made the preoentailiC lbe worship service I!Unda7 lion to Jean Phelps, Linda Sau,BIBLES PRESENTED • ' IOrs wlio ate I} ~lay, Liston Collide in 'B'1g M'ame F'1ght Tomght Reds Win, One Game Out vage. Janel Smlth, Pem FoJ. mer, Barbara Smith. Sandra Thomas, Gregg Roush. frYct Smith, Nancy Adams, Davit E•kew and JeAJIIne 1'hon'f': I f Line Scores 0 I · B Bl h M H _. , •nr • • lli"WJ:iHr.dtNfil ... ' a~ klnl ~ ; • Mill & Seconcl Sn. Honor Mr•. w".lker I ai. ' 0 All I host lov•lv windlnM road<. BUT 1'0 GO B-~CK awain to OlR IJ'I'TLE netghbor bovs .. Kathy_. Sltve, Cindy ani 'l'imwunded a... s. ;wim aod fi•h that lovely P.oyal o,k ~laee ~anny, Tommy ind Vtetor Me- , my, Eqlt Rlqt. Mr. ani Mn. let~t~•. picnir \Mbt .. 8 and camtr Cltrs a comin' and a ~oin' and CIQUd set out lo K,aUw-r locusts ; Earl Dtu. M~ Star, Mr mw ~l.~ots (lalort ~ toodneu, tt not even opt'ned uHiclillly yet. around hert resterday, ~on : and Ml'l. Glen Dill, Mrs. Ptlrl 11 Just oook my broalh away !ready May ZZJ. 1'ime ti'"Y all ad a ~uart1ar full and i"·ng · Porker. Mr. and Mra. Jamt1 I tako my hal olf - man. do get I hero, •ummer vi.,! oro, I slronw for more, last I saw Will and Jocky, Brolllia • n d 1 - to Mr. Hor•L't' Karr, wOO mean. 'I will rt>semble a Los them. Btvtrly, Emmett WUI, Frruk envosinnedo n~ rarri<d ou• all .~n~eles rr..way, eiKhl tane. Well , sweep up the oea, gatll-1 Dill and Vlrltl al\d l'onll)' Lee, this. 1 think of ttw !'ilolly olu- atod all And 1 heard nf a lellor er all tho sand together and Pomoroy; Otbo _Radford. Syrapendouil courllg'l, fil\anoinlil ~md e:ot on that frf'eway. drovt> lwo t'OUnt it, 11 amet he len•« on CUM; Silly W1\h1. RacUMI, lod planntl\'! ur /-1 • ~ ·~n . solid week! ert he rould even the lrf'es _ alit hat is about 81 Mr. 1nd Mra, Wa~er. wh•t 1 rloco h• nas lhort! · ~etot off tha thinr onrl gn buy a possible as garnerifl8 In even - -- ' hamburg. one - one hundroth trillion of . ASJ(S DJ~ORC& NOW I'VE LOVt;o mulling o- Slop lhe w.orld - f wanna got thoot pools now IIOtrllng. A dtVW<l< petition haa bttD bout tn the Wlllor all my lifo, off. I 1 guess the gr.,ilhoppero of hied In Metes County CQmmon tloou~h deadlv afraod when il --early Kansas wereo von 1 Pleao Cwtt by _Eva E.. Holq reodoO<i up dio>l l1igh. Rul 1 Charles Winston r•lalod unto ,. pest than '"-'"· I've rNd er, Tuppel'l Plams. llalllll R•yu«d to ke<p tryilli . melhf I<•! lowing. bull can'llell :,o;,ow they oven ate pitch fork I mond W. Holsmger_. Tuppen , la' l ume r troed ••• at 11 •• yood os he: h dies !for tho saltiness 11 Plllt\1. Tbo phuntUI charfH , LakoAim•IWellslonlaboulfour Scene. a farm house. a one an I and how a houa~wllt i l1'081 neal4cl ol duly anita- [ y~ars .HiO . 1 hol:rowl:'d ;~, b'llh . co~ farm. Erater a m~lkln" ma- !~~~ look out at her garden, 1tr.mt cruelty, mg s~Jt Iyou rant buy 'em now , thnw u.le,!iman, pltidm& plea.e : her ~e bushes and ttndt~r - -- - fm· f1fly- 1 ~ h and \\<I}' ~·u uu lu i bu.v. No soap. Saleunan !UEI8· !shrubs and not even 1 1181 ~ MARRlAGK U~ENS~ me; •way. wJv on ur 1 Su (.enlly departed. farmer look• · tell _Alfred Roland SUII, 39, Ra- , ginaerly klnda wallo,,.d around in lht ahod. there stand• tht · . cme, mer dteidlalld. and Ethel i in the O<Jv• of Lake Alma. Man, milki~g m•chin•. but out al 1 had an ~unt and uncle went : Mao Lopn, 311,_ Middleport: Ev-1 1 r~&lly ··re~oinrd my frt~edotn the lwtrn, no ruw. She had !outt here ~Kansas!, triedi t a :erelt Junior Mtchael, 21, Rt, l, 1 w11.h a sigh·· " did I he "Prison-· departed m the Sala•man's ' coup Ia years, came back - \ Middleport, U. S: Army, and er of Chollon ·· See 1:eorge, Lord t1·uek. :grasshoppers and drouth had Sharon Mwl• Mttch, 10, PomByrun for Ihis 1.,1 quote. Aa• , Could happen, yoo know. Look !Outed them. To those who stay- eroy, secretary. and senesl't'lllst t1as t'Omp\ttely ::~tall th' !)" J\'1 1 1 ··· :· ' ·ed 1 give a deip »&laam. It ---caught up wnh m•. >nd I keep to be whllewa.h. root. lhat bt.w C<rtainly look a tot of intestinal NEED HELPERS quotm~ 'nut o dt><tUl, so pleaJ:.t away at llw {Jut ¥pnng gale, fortUude - remember Besa l Deco~auon work ,,. ~he Cbe!lfo•·giv• mo. .and the left handed munkey Slreo\er Aldrich'l "4 Lantom ter Alwnnl banquet wdl bt · ~renche~ strewn all iround. in Her Hand?u done F~y. M.y ~· ~11 per- 1 Of' COUilSE, 1 Wt;NT bath- F't1 - by . noghl salesmen. __ 1 sons Willing lo assost wolh tho 1 inJ In Railey Lake •mw Map· Hands on your pm,ketbooks! 1 1 SAW MY DE.\R falhlr work art IQ report to tho Cbta. lewood ldidn"t we all, and we : -' sland and waep over 1 00111- · lor &ltmtnlary M'hoQI. . , hovr the pictures to prove it. : I'M NOW ON MY third brut plow\)' ruin~d cor~ field, victim ' Out the foul fiend arlhriti& had- of fl'anny rarmor creams lean- of hail. 1 had Mver hlnl SORORITY TO IIIEET n't otruck yel, and • <a"' was \.dYI birthday, Mother••: cry, and tho hurt I ftll wilb\ The Xi Glllltna Mu llllr<lfll' jus.! somethilli we'd brou~ht al :Day - Man. ]',. had it. Won- I him 1 can t_aelt o tbia day. AU w1ll matt Th~y at 1.3t •· I the Chi<·aao World's fair In , der what to ~~ Mom - Well , that work, thai IQ'itly rich Ill at the Call.mb•a Gu ol Ohio 1!13~. ' abe loves candy. greenneso laid to waste. Ca. oltice In. Middleport. II f OQIJletimos contomplitt And oil, my. here's • ehan<" <&, lO<·usla, 1'.. ....,. road7 will bt IIMI finll IIIOtllnl ol what run 1111\iMh.t be to nunWe to &olin my very ffilllll livoritt to uy, "Depart. y• ewsed." :thll ,_ar. iround ht an electric ~ eo.n. ' O&den Nash · • I But stay, 4lh aii,J, whila lril i ---Wei~ "Prn. Ike" di>ea. you ; "Caaol)''1 dudf and poonles, bini !lOili and neol-1 PUN IIOCI4L know, llld ht lias fUll. Sure • . S.t Liqw'l ,ulekOI'." lln&s, ar'4n maples, w!UO'Il'a 1 An k:t crum ooctll ffiQIIIOr- : the dltkiQI. lho~~&h. my elec- 1 Wtli, earbollydralea giu you and lacy r..-n, with wild Qiub, 1td by tltalloys 4-H elloll ~tD_bt , tric 1110\lld IIOQil QUI or a ~rk , •ulck energy, and my frle..t .and roadside phlox, thrown lD : held Friday. May a. botllllllllC plug would fall Jn the carbu- Nan Moore agrees with me thai :for good meaaure. . !' at 5 p.m. •I tho Belllord Youtb rtiOr lit IOmetllin&- ll'o enouah we ..... ••I ona rol candy jag, "Gotber 1• roaelluda.'' ·Center. I I BEST TEMPERATURE CONTROL 4.71 rising, Charleston I I . 1 ever developed for heating-cooling stationary. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. I .,.., .. I down 13, 4:30 a.m.: Walter Beckjord up 14, 1:40 p.m.; Andrew Calhoun up 14, 5:50 p.m.: Barbara Gay up 14, 7:25 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth II down 14. 11:30 p.m.; John Warneo up !4, 12:05 a.m.; Charles K. up 15, 8:25 p.m.: Sally H. up 15, 10 p.m.; A. J . Patten up 17, 5:40 p.m.; Beaver up 17, 10:50 p.m.; Little George down 17, 11:30 p.m.: Philip Sporn down 17, 6 a.m.: Lorena up 18, 2:15 a.m.; Indiana down 18, r: a.m.; 1Onward up 18, 6:15am. ; Franklin B. down 18, 8 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 19, 5 a.m., OVEC down 20, 6:20 a.m.; Constructor down 23, 2:30 p.m.; F. H •' Johnoon alld Chaperone up 23, 6:10 a.m.: Ashton up Greenup 5:10 p.m.; Helen R. up Greenup 5:50 p.m.: Cotton Queen up Greenup 10 p.m.: Ravenswood down Greenup 10:50 p.m.: Arnold Walker down Greenup 12:50 a.m.; Esso West Virginia up Greenup 1:55 a.m.; J. S. Lewis down Greenup 3:20 a.m.; Oliver Shearer down Meldahl 2 p.m.: National down Meldahl lltndlng aclllll Js tho Hcrll - •nd only UO p.m.; Allied-Ashland down Colematt. h.. it! Bleadert mix tre.h warm Meldahl 12:30 a.m.: A. D. Hainor eool1lr with room air ... Givttewry room itl indivtdoal circulating l)'ttem! es II up Meldahl 4:35 a.m. OaJUpolfo Dam Zimmer ONLY hoaHng bctcktd by $1000 londl dwn 5:56 p.m.: Chicksaw up No other 1y~m keep• temperature• 10 "ni· fonn -ao only Coleman oft'en • 11000 Boad 6:00 p.m; Bayou Baraliera to parantu your comfort. down 7:30p.m.; JaneT. up IUS p.m.: Inca up 3:10a.m.; toweat coat cooling to operate. Add FLOOR BLENDER Blend-Air CoocUtioain1 anytime- cool• yo11r L. Fieore up 4:40 a.m.; Elgerwhole home for up to .f.9C)'.In• tbaa ordinary cliff down 5:50a.m.; Semel up Whether you buy, build or modaml11 1yatem. Glve1 driett. cool c:omtort ot a/Y 6:25 a.m. -Lhere'a a blender for every home end need. 1ylleml Eaoy to lnolaU !rilb. Bleod-Air or Eaeleat system to inetaU - 9~1Dtb duct. tit Kanawha River George JOUr prtlent fofoed air furD¥lf. 1 lD w1111. No eoatly alteration• ~til 1 Price down Marmet 7:35 p:m.: bMtallatioa time it! hall! · H. E. Bowles down Marmet I: 35 a.m.; Locky Jsne Lucas down Marmet 3:20a.m.: Linda Chotin down Marmel 7 a.m.: 1 Asa up Winfield 2:25p.m.: Dun' can Bruce down Winfield UO p.m.; W. H. Shaver. 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In observF'1ve Puml!!i rtghl lwrt 10 our Sut Rue wa1 drlvmg Sunday our snowy svrmga out:ude fill JOCI ot h•r birthday on Munl'liUI •I\' Wi! f>IMW the pidure~. Sltll ~md all , It Wii mlirked the wholt yard w1th fragrJnct. · d r~ad tht' mce descnplion, sa1d. Race Citr'' - p,o.o..o Huw dnt"s If ltlat every ! decorated birthday cUt ·11 liv don 1 wo 10 r•ihl now -- ~ May gels lovehor, I wondor. 1wao Mrved with 1M dinner 1o and ,.. or:·• So we dod. I DROVE l3 YEARS. so no ' Aurl I he whole •orld was M M lOll H II Mr IIIII 1 ,., 111 ,urn u up better than wall•. friend W•lls, me oye. wli11e "''h M~y" so runs a lint Mn Harb F ~W~- one! Jtmth~t.t It's Meigs Counly'a ver- Wt~n l huve a hu1ll m diUuf . from Tenn~son . n Ufl tr Gt Altlrt swn of l.ake Hop• whoch ott of for and car riaht horo - cw1• ~lay Day, May queens, even m~ ~[' ~~ ~ K01in and u~ hl:IYi visitBd ev~r shlet its lG thmk •' it\. • o,. 1 ... • ,"- tht> sad sweet~ess or. Mt'morial , • n m ~!wit 01 ~:lu;.,bul. ineoption oom• :11 or Ill yea" f•" ~~ lhat. Ju•l a Palmer-St. Day, all so foiled wtth . that 1ma end F Zlmmw- 1 a'~" · Nuw wH !love our vt~q· Mn. 0. 0 . Mclnt1r~. llltl, thal specJat bnght hght of sprmg. :Mr. andnd ~~.. ~, Col bUI · · OUI' 1ron t ·li. 1 man own . nght h•r• m Mr. •and '"""''.. Mra. Gary Dillurn.. ··" door ___ 1 • "' :omfl I I r.. 8DY8 ~>~.. 81 the huge and beautlhll prep~r~tiun lilt lht! nrw Hoy a I Oak!t Park , rt•cr~Miion Centerl on Well s' Hoad Just off HI. 7 ~~ J J I I I 'I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ,<oeiving mvltalion should con- , ,fact Mfl. Donny vonk..-. I WAS ADMIRING Yvonne son. "AY II - l ""' ."' '""!shed that l gave up my "Dear<•l don '.' <lost to with th••• Hack- l I * * T . h' B and : ed~il;a~lr:e:•d;y;;•t;ar~led;;·;ho~w~e~v;tr;·;;~~~----:~-:--:-....,-~---~~--:-~~--:--:-:--~:--, - - - -- Scally's white peonies 1nd you. •. 'I 1 1 · ·•1u1. I' =~~thw~~ c~~~~·~~~nth:ndo~ti\:· urt:~~.~ '::~ hten malted~. handful . . all alumni and anyone not re- 1 'tUJ:4tP 1 00lV~J i .. 'I who!C·al the 7:30 highp.school. '11: are dome • ,:111 at m. AllMay alumm Oh, 1wee1 btrd of youth! * Facts and Figures for I"" 1 r NGS IT •' \ s.baKaal.risht ind then. downe<J Andthea •--m. - *. •JU~ I I }o'iremeq do Coune <Continued From Past One) Eirht member• ol the Ra<•ine I vice G. Fawcttt to address • !Volunteer Fire department forum on lilt administration'• \· "'ve completed tratntnr offer· viewpoint resordlnl tho speak- .ed at tbe Southalltern Ohio or's rulo. Roatonal Fire IChool. The lrallllni covered all artU daliiDI DAIJ.AS - JACI RUBY with tho work ol YGhmleer lirewho 1ald Monday he knew II men. wa• "a losl cauSI for me 10 Complotlnc thtl ralnlnc wart lry and aave myitlf," appears , David Cleland, Ed Aulherson, in <"OUrt once -aain loda7 to ' Roger OUrs, John Rlhear 1 date set for hla aanll)' chard Wolft, Waller \ lri'al. Delo Ro111h ani BNCt ' ,f ·If I am an !1151ne periOil, then the rest of the world II cra•y." the pale, Ulln Ruby Tubereulin Tetll said Monday. Ruby'o appraloal of his condlllon and late came To b~ Adminlttered during the latest of a oorlet of 1 1 ,. legal entanglomontt llntt Heaf tuborc~Un tells wiU , , ' !rom the ohootin& of pNOidon- be admlnlotored durlriC June. '" '\ '-,I; llal assassin Let Rarvay 0. July tnd Augusl at the Mella l . .. I I I I wold. County Health deparlmtlll ..ch " · "' ' S.turday between t and 1l a. 1 STATE BAR BANQUt:T _ Mrs. Betty Fulh, left, Roger Smith, Toledo, presld~~ m. Reaulll of tho tem will bt of the Ohio Bar Assn .. and Mr. Bernard Full<, nght, Meies C~rnty ,P~~sec~t:ngasso- l Plana Compll!te for read the Saturd.J followin& ldt rn chal following a IJanquet ending the 85th annual mee ng o e sa e .. t ' miniotration. c~ati':!r; it• Columbus. Mr. Full•. presently a delegate to the State Bar, gives upp\ha ' Wahama Bauquet The Health dt•• .......,. lllkl k , t on the exetutlve committee July 1. Me1gs County Common eaa .., N"~" post lu tad ~.11 '"John C Bacon aiiiO attended the sessions in Columbus. . · MASON - Plant are com- oral polio vaccl"' allo wlU be lud&e an " rs · - - - - - - plete for the Wllhama Hl&h available 011 !hoot aame S.tW'..,~1!111!11'1'-"'!!!l!J~~,. - and often do. I School Alumni binqutt ani days, bul baolo Immunizations ~'ond mom01·y come• back af dance May 29. The Banquet will 1for diphtheria, whooping ~ou&b, when I got a dime's worth of ·1tarl at ! :30 p. m. Saluraay i tetanua and smallpox will 1101 , Cho<'olol" at 0. ll R•maey'• land the danee at 9:36 p. m. The . be liVIfl durillllhaaa IIUIIUIItl' , storo m Cheshire as • hunary H. , decorating committee will meet llllQIItha. They_ wUI be eompltt· Did You Knotv 111nl ••• ? alf I 1 UPI Briefs 1 Uin. ·. I · ° . TAPE LEWISTON, Maine (UPlr; ctW1JI; c I!Jiklf ' JUP The 1a1e . Qf the tape for • ·:apifsroN, Tex.; (UP!)- 'llle With one away, Gordy Cole- son, Edwards, cardenas and night'• L1ston.Ciay foght: , lJ tit. flit 15~ ' t1 Rfida' beavy artiller" man sin•'"" and .COred onDer· Malonov had a pair of hits each LEWISTON Mtilne <UPl) -, ·verybody ,,nnect•d wi ... tho Clay U.U. iW.Jn, laiWm 1tll11, , Clnclmia pnned down Astro ace Oav~ on John:.;;• triple. Johnny Ed- 10 a..;unt for all but three ol The Urst see;,., second act of production of this latest battle 6-3 · · · height f-1 ~pprorimal', '• Giusti and Jim Maloney and wards doubled Johii50D home lhe ll hits and all of the runs. boxing's greatest drama wilt un- for boxing's richest prize 'nsists 210 x-welght 212 ~' Joey .l)ly held Houslon in check and Leo cardenas chased Ed- Sammy Ellis (6-1) "" schedfold lonighl 1n a high school :·at Clay lo in "NO" real 79in. reach 84 in. Qillcinnat! 030:.0 GOD- i Ill i ~r a 5-2 declsit Monday night. wards home on a single. Jim uled to alar! tomght lor th.e hockey rink in this old Maine d1nger. 43 ilL chest (nor) 44 ln. llourlon 18 Gt1 toG- 2 t l i Maloney was credited with Maloney singled and \Giusti Red! against Don Notlebart ndll city of 41,01)() people. Neverlhe:oss, o f f I c i_alo of 45 in. chetl texp) 4111!. in. Maloney,_ Jtlf'_(I) and E6o · his fifth ¥1ctory without a de- headed for tbe mowers. (0-4). . It's loquacious Cassius Clay ~.-"rts Vision In , whoch will 34 ~. waist 331n, wards. Giusti, ~ (Z), feat. The Reds' wm mover them vs. scowling Sonny Liston lor tek • the ;,_· ' o··ound the 16m. b1~po 17'hm. Wooclesbkk <~), " " - t) ani Reds. TraU By One within one game of league-leadthe heavyweight chamvionship world, took tile precauti of ~m. wr10t 8'h ln. Bateman. Wlrlll8l' - 1ola!ODOJ Hea IIOwed b~t foor hits as he Larry Dl<:ker came on and ing Los Angeles, which dropped of the world. plunking uown 11,01)() for a 17 ln. neck 17'h ln. <~). Loser - Gl!lllf:l (6-2). worked seven mnmgs: but gave r~tired the side when Pete Rose a 6-4 decision to visiting St. This one truly has everything. :r,noo,OI)(J insurance pre on ·I up both runa. The nghthander hlt onto a double pia. Louis. the third-place team, " woll draw tn< smallest num- the life of the !3-year-old un-. was forced to retire for the sec- In the fourth, . Edwards dou--"I couldn'l waU •• I bit ber of on-the-scene spectators defeated champion from Louisond game in a row b.-ause of bled, Cardenas smgled_ and MaCLAY FAVOHED iwtb hit maok on!" since ring championships were lie Ky That figures out to ' tightening of. his arm. Jay l~ney came ~p with hiS second ! LEWISTON, Maine :UP!) , decided on barges back In the i~ooo' to .1 0<! .. against any yielded two htts tho last two h1t of the mght, a double, " Boxmg writers here to cover J h L s IIi an y 1 ha ' • ·ng clay 1 frames the Reds took a S..l lead · . ' .ys o1 o n u v · e' rm · · . ed h plenThe Astros got a run ofi Mathe Cassous Cia~ Sonny Lo:ton through the magoc of televisoon, II Is significant, thought that 01 usII appear 1o ave world tleavywe1ght champiOn't 111 be · d b th · r became ef ty of "stuff" as he putlhe Reds Ioney in the first on a walk, an ship fight tonight favor Clay Hy United Pre88 lnlel'llllltonal I w h ••e~e h Y ':re peomaurance - 1 ~ 1( hi M d · down in order in the first in· error and Walt Bond's single b a 3 to 2 mar in National League pie t an any Jg 1 m story. 1~cttve at .m n g. on ay ning and added another In the sixth Y g · . IMilw 103 (II)() (II)() _ 4 4-0 It also bas all the lngred1ents rught and woll remam In Ioree lola! ofn chose Clay whtle lsan F~~~ 100 200 IJOO-- 3 61 of a movie thriller, including a for three days. But. they handed hi m h'li sec-when Rusty Staub singled In 48 Apocked Loslon to wm. · . · re ned plot that the chamond loss m a row after six con- Joe Morgan. All but six of the writers pre- I F1scher, O'Dell (9). Carroll . po Cl rt t b The first bit oft rouble - If seculive wons by assaulting him II was the botlom of the hal- tdieted the bout would end in a 19) alld Oliver Shaw, Bolin (8) p;o~h ay, at'~'~;"' km~mrer there is 1y--could occur at the for five hits In a row and three ling order that led the Cincin- lknockout. Five selected Clay to and Haller. Wmner - Fischer 0 e s~j;;, "b acd ~": off1coal weogh-in today at 12·30 runs in the second Inning. nati assault this time as John- win on a decision while one (1-0). Loser- Shaw (3·2). HR sect, .-' f umpe 0 . Y p m EL. at the Central Maine 11 1 , Mathews (9th) gun-to mg o owers OI a rJVa1 , - , C , I th' voted Ior 8 dr aw. · movement the Black National- ~ ·~t t'~ enter... n 15 same . t ' hangar-like bulldmg, comr.·~ nl) Surprlr Welgh-la Chicago 004 (II)() 000- 4 T I " s. known hereabouts as Sl. Dom's C'.1y has mai .:ained ihrough- Pitts. 000 041 lOx- 6 l~ 2 And to add spice to this su- Arena, Liston and Clay will , out this training period he would . Bc:·dette, Abernathy !5),- og- spenseful drama , it already has I start trading punchea alapprox- 11 ••• • •• provide "a surprose - call it ho 161 and Bertell, Roznovsky been banned in Boston. imalely 10:30 p.m. tuight. · more a shock" at the weigh-in. (8), Gwbon, o. •,wall (61, MeI am handing out the Cilsh every Monday, though, he oald lhe Bean (71. Winner Schwall :1 only surprise he was planning {1-2). Lo.er - Brogllo 11>4). tal Promotions !no. i for this ceren .... . was "comtlst game) Clay·s purse_ 30<ent daytoeverydayworkingpeople, By United Press Intern•!Ional NatIonal League k 00-- 6 11 0 •Nt · Yor 200 0211 of all net recipls. including 8 plete silence." Amerlca~_Le:.•n;ct. GB Los Angeles W24 ~4 Pet. hours leading up lot he Phila. 001 000 01~ 2 10 1 closed circuit television, mov- ,1 young folks too. If you need·mo111, 63; G--- r;~·In:,the . · Clay baffled reporlers at Spahn (4-4) and GonJe". Bunoes, radoo, gate, etc. . . 22 14 61 1 Chicago 24 12 .667 . Cmcmna 11 · his temporary headquarters at ning. · Belinsky 16), Roebuck 22 1 ~ - 54~ 110 ',I inn in nearby Auburn with (71, Duren 18), wa_ner (9) and Minnesota 21 13 .618 2 St. LoUL< Liston'• purs• - Same as i just say so. Our thrifty terms cut Baltimore 21 17 .553 4 Sa:. Francisco 21 18 ·538 312 his subdued atlltude. He admit- Triandos. Loser - Bunning '3Offig t S OUt Ci«y. 17 16 ·515 410 ted he was "edgy'' and hee ven 4). 'HRs - Kranepool (4th), Detroit 20 17 -~41 410 Milwaukee Television - No home televi-1 C II I 18 lD ·486 S\2 discussed the,._ .peels of losing Smith (5th). 1 Los Angeles 20 6 .526 5 (,,,icago LEWISTON, Maine CUP I - sion, Closed circuot television to ' your payments, a any t me, 17 21 ·441 7 Cleveland 17 17 .500 6 Philadelphia (2nd game) Fads and figures on tonight's 2:16 locations. Bout will also be Boston 17 16 .486 610 Hou•ton t6 23 ·439 71> U. S. DOIIUNATES New York (II)() 004 000- 4 10 0 Clay - Liston fight: televised live to Britain and 1 15 23 395 9 New York 17 21 .447 8 New York · · · · · NAPLES, Italy tUPI) 8 The Phil a. · .. 000 IJO() 001 - I 4 0 Pnncipals - Cassius CIa y, Europe on Early Bird aatellile. ,l Bob Min•, Mgr. 13 24 .35! 1012 Naples International Sailing Lary, McGraw (9) and Can- Louisville, Ky., vs. Sonny Lis-1 Radoo - Broadcast live , 125 E. Moin Street Washington 15 24 .385 1010 Potts'mrgh Phon• WY 2-2171 Kansas City 9 24 .273 1310 . Monday's Results. Week is on the verge of becom- niz .o. Short, Wagner (7), ton, Denver, Colo. In upwards of 600 stations by Monday's Resulls _ I MUwaukee 4 San Franctscu 3 ing a strictly American affair. Baldschun 191 and Dalrymple. Tille at stake - Clay's world Mutual Broadcasting System. / ~ New_York 15 Cleveland 5. mght Potlsburgh 6 Ch1cago 4, rught U.S. yachtsmen Cornelius S. Wonner - Lary 1.-lll. Losor- heavyweight championship. Olflcial - A non-oting refBalton~ore 2 Wash I, n~ghl New York 6 Phola 2, hi, twl Walsh and Ernest Fay have Short (4-51. Hils - Lewis 15th), Plaee - Central Maine Youth eree and three voting judgea to ,l Delroot 8 Chocago 3, mght New York 4 Phola 1, • night fomshed one-two m the 5.5-meter Gonzale-L <4th), Center, Lewiston. be named at light time. !Only games scheduled) Cincinnati 5 Houstnn 2. night class for two straight days and Tome _ 10 JO p m. EDT. Scormg - The 10-p oint Tn"cday's Probe Pitcbers St. Louis 6 Los Ang. <. night Monday the first four yach~• St. Louis , 100 030 200--6 11 2 nrstance _ 15 rounds 'mut" system· wnner of & SAVINGS C:O. Cleveland at New York-Kra- Tuesday's Probable Pltchert across the finish line were all Lxs Ang ... 102 000100 - 4 8 2 Odds- Loston favored at 13-100. round gels 10 'points, loser 9 or l' l lick 11·21 or Siebert <4-2) vs. Chicago al Pit' · Jrgh (night) Atnerican. Stallard, Schultz (9) and Promoter - Inter • Contwn- fewer , even rounds, 10-10. Willi IIOREY II 11ff qumroa, Cflf LID II 'liE 1111!1. • ' Bouton (3-4). -Jarkson <3-4) or Broglio (0-3) Uecker. Osteen, Perrano ski ~ - - -- - --- - --------~ Los Angeles at Washington vs. Friend 12-3). DALLAS PICKED (71, Reed (8), Miller (9) and I' (2, lwi-night) - Newman (5-1) I New York at Philadelphia NEW YORK (UP!) - Dallas, Roseboro. Winner - Stallard and May (Z-31 vs. Richert (1-4) (n;ghtl - Jackson <2-4) vs. Tex., will be the site of the (3-1). Loser - Osteen 13-4), and Koplitz 10-0). Herbert 11-2). United Stales-Mel<ico Davis Cut• Detroit at Chicago (night)- Cincinnati at Houston (night) tennis eliminations on July 31American League McClain (1-21 vs. Howard 13-2). - Ellis (6-11 vs. Noltebart (1>4). Aug. 2 providing the Yanks de- Cleve..... 100 flOOIO- 5131 Kansas City at Baltimoro St. Louis at Los Angeles feat Canada in their first round New York 030 001 41x-15 16 1 tnight) - O'Donoghue <2-5) vs. (nighii--Gibson 18-01 vs. Drys- series at Bakersfield, Calif, Kralick, Weaver (6), McMaRoberls (4-41. ~-:ate (6-3). non 111, Stange (8) and Azcue. Minnesota at Boston (night) Milwaukee at San Francisco • StoLtlemyre (5-2l and Edwards. Grant (4-0) vs. Monbouquette tnightl -Blasingame 13-4) vs. Loser - Kralick 11-3). HRs {5-3)< Herbel rJ-31. Whitfield (61h), Pepitone (5th), Wednesday's Games w ~ ~::esday's Gamet Tresh t6th). Cleveland at Chicago, night Chicago at New York, night Gauge readings: Gallipolis New York at D•troil, night Pittsburgh at Phila, nigh! Dam 11 .9, 13.2, runnng 6 feet Detroit 006 030 1100-- 8 8 0 Los Angeles at Wash, night Cinci.,,aii al Houston on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- Chicago 200 010 1J00-- 3 7 I Kan City at Baltimore, night St. Louis at Los Angeles, night 54, Pl. Pleasant 23.94, Hinton Lolich (6-2) and Freehan. Minnesota at Boslon, night Milwaukee at San Francisco 1.63 falling, Kanawha Falls Buzhardl, Wlils 13), Locker <3), CUSTOM ;-=======....====================-.,1 mano. Bolio (61, Fisher 18) and RoINSTAUEII Loser - Buzhardt (4-11. HRs - Romano (3rd), Freehan 2 o2nd & 3rd). I \ T==~ lox 471, Hi1hw1y 124, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone WY1nclotte 2·2167 I I �-~-- . ·-- -- -·-·· . . - . . . . .¥------- ....... -- --·' ··-·. ~ ~ Jl..,., ' ..,., ·• · I M ' f, fS • Held TlnCJ C!e mg 0 eOSOn IS , 8Ysyr acuse Homemakers' Club ---~ . .. •• P:atltryn Jounson, ,..rs. . 1 Ada . ' Slack, Mrs Mareartt Cottr111. J,7,.~r i · · · · · ·" ' .· ' , · ··· ./ Voi'ce of Broadwav' ·•··••· re. . ortJ.D':"J . 4-Dali'y.sen!lnel, Pomeroy·lllddlepilrt, 0., May 2S, pliee bll!l, al!d Billy's mana&e- ~ Dat.t,.Sentlnel, POII!i!toY·Middleport, 0. May 25/ 1965-~ ttlle:' • tnakinJ personel eiiPJIIlftncet· '. Mrs. Lmda Ferrell, Mn. At rnant Will hippy because he and alving out 'lalei'viiW• nes Wh1te, and guest•, Mrs. •' ';: can· make far more money on throughout the country to help Mr$. Sara Roush, out~oln& l the Tenth Annual Ho~emakers Rose, Mrs. Agnes Ferrell 11nd the nl!lht club circuit. promote his first _ and 1as1 esldent or lhe Syracuse 1 hlrd 1Shor ~ours• at OhiO State three chtldren of Orlando, Flor. . The Reg~ncy vl~be boating - movie, "J(IJnberl)' Jim." , .ednesday Homemakers Club, Umve1slty June 15·1&-17, and idJ . Mrs. Prlsc11la Slack, Da· 11101'1! clMma quee .... week. An item berea boUt llle abllpressed her pleasure m work· IMJss Margaret E Gnf!lths as ; vld and Robyn of Toledo, Mrs. B DOROTHY KILOALUN Rita fllyworth wl '7h~ tn rupt cancellation of ~1111'1 ng with the club lor the past Ithe new Mel&s County Exten· Ann Lee Watkins, Mike, Char· Y on her way to Europe, and Car· Damon-Bart Howard biJII. ear when 1t met m lhe local !slon Agent, Home Economics, ma and Carol; David and Stee are excited about the pic· roll l!j!ker, lte&h !rom her Uon on the "Today" TV pro. 1 80 ·oads1de park Wednesday, May 1who Will begm her dutiOs July ven Hayes. Tammy and Cheryl Mrs. Jimmy Durante Is well Lemmon JS. lf Jack w~~~~d ~. lure 81 he Is. They feel thQt If "Harlow" chores, will giVtJ the The "Today" brau hired 911119, for their last meetmg unlil I. IJohnson. and Bruce Cottrill. on the mend after teg surgery comedy tand undo~n ~oily· the r~t of th· footage meu- fashionable E881 Siders a llrt for a live appearance on September 1 Mrs. Martha Rose of Ches· _ .. Jack Le!M\OD has won one did) any producer _ or ures up to whatt hey've alrea· chance to see how much of the June I Crltlca tor tbe dl~ During the business sessmn ler awarded the club a $5 com· · of the top comedy roles of many wood with enough mo~~y b it dy seen "Dr. :llhiVago" will be platinum-blonde "lhirliea" look ly papers clobbered the Hit· reports were read and approv- lmi,.lon from textile paints and a season on Broadway - he'll banker frJends 1- ~1';;: A ::i'ore one of the greateel films In the she's chosen to retain In her bert Macbiz production of Lion· •d Mrs Art 1e Sellers resigned supplies purchosed from her. play the Art Carney part 1n and produce Jt or. ·case oc- history of mot1on pictures. Lean, private life Gregory Peck's el Abel's ''The Wives," bdt "the , lngolng r~rst vice president September ho!tesses will be Mrs the film version of "The Odd dramatic but slmt~~rner ass· I a perfectionist, takes years to first trade review on "Mirage" iiltellecutals" are ltandinl to1 and was rPOiaced by Mrs. Bet· , irene Porker and Mrs. Hayes. couple" Walter Matthau w1tl curred when Ja! th Prig· plan produce shoot and edit came out and It was sucb an eether to takes big ad to fflhl ty Haves. who was presented , A delicious plcOJ<' amner was I re-create his stage characteri· ed over Julie 1A. 1 e.w•;,M ~~air one 'movie. "Lawrence of Ara· out-Bnd-out rave that Universal the "dlsaraceful dismissal Ol 1 1~ f ) re hla" his last effort was re· execs telephened him in Lon· the work of a serious thinker." the f,; 1 v1ce preSident pin from ,enjoyed at noon with table .. - - ution In the movie. It's one lmal LJza the c~unt)' council Mrs .les- •race prayed bv Mrs Sellers. Mr and Mrs Clyde Van Nest of tho!t fam111ar show biz heart· Lady .·· and " t et b~~) mAo d· lea;ed i~ !962. Shelley Win· don where he is shooting "Ar· Ah, if one had a $10 bill fcir' ll 8 "' u sie Coon II was named as rAttending were · Mrs Roush ' of Ravenswood. w. va., Mr. brea kers wtth Ar t carney a•• ·expensiveb I If Ieos.1sm r nee" 1tero· has a new fur coat - a abe•que" • ' stopping production thet lmes In history when the health rha,;man w1th Mrs. Sel· Mrs. Sellers. Mrs. Colt; ill Mr; land Mrs. Fred Daniels and •on the current victim. What ',s rry Hep um as nsu a he gift from Sean Connery. No ro- to read every word to him. work of a oerious thinker was ters and Mrs Mabel P1ckens lHayes Mrs Pickens, Mrs. Par· Iof Racine. Mr and Mrs. Frank wrong with him? Nothing. He s, Harold Lloyd Jr., osn of 1 monee _ JUSt his way nl thank· Since Sophia Loren and a large disgracefully dlsmisaed becau.e , ssJstants ker Mrs Margaret Eichmger Ahles and son. Robert of Rav· a marveloU8 actor and great In famed silent. screen comedian, lng her for her confidence and cast were Involved In the pro• It wa not ~tertalnnti! .. She~ as a · , ade f' M · Ma;le Leadmgham Mr; 'lenswood, Mrs. Lottie Sheffield, the role, ao all •he crillco-only 1s srnously 111 on the Coast •.1• loyalty when he was an "un· duc!lon, you can Imagine how don "Fiddler on the Roof'' liar· -,.A..n~no~u~n_c~:;m~e~nt~,;w;e;re:m;i·i"~:r:s:.~~7""~-~-~=-------,.· Mr Carl Autherson. local, vis· the audiences - attested. But ter a severe stroke Ronme known" In the big wide won- much that phone call cost nick, whoem arriaget o Elaine 1ited Mr and Mrs. William Ab- he's not "bankable," as they Martm, on the bill With Johnny lderful world of make-believe. Mary Reeves, widow of popu- May didn't last long, Is joyous· IP':I-77.1! {.I!· les and ram1ty say in Hollywood, and Jack Mathis at the Copa.cabana. Barnev Ward, the former Ba· tar folk·smger Jim Reeves, who ly dating Margery Grey, a pre!· Mr Dillon Taylor and Mr. - knows e<actly what he s, gom~ l sin Street managmg director died 80 !raglcally last year, Is ty redhead. Robrrt Richards are helpln& en, Mr. and Mrs Slmey Pow· .to do with hiB flrBt weeks pay Iwho quit his lucrative job to go Mr. William Ables with farm ell, Mrs. Mary Kerns. Mr. Jcheck. The young co~ed~~~ to California and become chief work aod Mrll. HOOler Icenhower, lo- spent most of tt m an a ~mg of Pe Lee's •ariou~ enter· I A son was born to Mr. and cal. . poker game at which he wound ! nses now in the midst of Mrs Roy Powell on May 15. Mrs .. ~uth Taylor and child· Iup the Gre.at Big Loser, so ~ne ~~ these regrettable bass· Mr. Charley Offenger and ren VISited Mrs. Mallie Tay- week- salary Js JUSt . about ll" ou hear about so often in two daughtm. Pammy and lor Tuesday enough lo clear thmg.s With the shoJ business He's levelled a I Tammy of Lowell, Ohio, Mrs. Recent visitor! of Rev. and three wmners. Prmce Ram· five-fi u~e lawsu~ at Peggy " Elva Dailey Stiversvllle, Ruth Mrs. John Busch were Mr. l,er still gives Prmcess Grace claimi~ commi.,lons on jobs l Roe of Co-•1 Run, Edith Akley Crill Bradford, Racme, Mr. little ":rpn:e present.. The. lat· that r~s"d her more than of Marietta VISited Mr. and and Mrs Henry DaVIS of Che· est was a sporty Ferran lD "50~ It's hard for their mu· l Mrs Carl Autherson. Ishire. Mr Paul Ours, IO(!al, hrr r"'·orJfe color - pale blue. tual' friends ot believe they're Mr. and Mrs. Mulnex, Rav· Mrs Emma Johnson of RacJne The monumental star of a bitter ahout each other, they enswood, W. Va., visited thelr JRoute and Mr. Al'he West. lo· Hroad"~Y hit is having prolr lose always exchang·. · 1 M ' 1 lems with her leadmg man. were so c d daughter an son-tn· aw, r. ca · . · . . ing presents, • almost insepara· and Mrs. Lehew. They all at· Rev. and Mrs ..lohn Busch . She keeps sendmg him notes, bl nd calling each other on tended baccalaureate services visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l compl a~~mg about his appear· Jth: ;honea I all hours, when at Racine High scrool. ' Johnsoo, Racine Route, Mr. ance. hiS drlnkmg and his vul-~ they weren't together Billy Recent visitors of Mr. and Iand Mrs. Dwight Ho~ack,. Rol- ~ gar language, and has threat- Daniels has been having "Gol· Mrs Charlie Carroll and Iami· and us Mrs Hoback s sJster, ened to see that his contract 1• 1d B ,. bl If h 1 1 D 0 2 0f ' t •d J·r he doesn't re ' en oy pro em•. e eave ly were Steve Donntllson of Co- M r !1. Franc~es r no nm·w~ · ,the show, Lou Gosset will re~ BEL AIR 4 DR. SEDAN lumbus. Frances Leeth, Spring· Ambridge, Pa .. and her sister . form . . . , ·-_ _ . . __ picll: a paint color . .. any t..-o)or from over 2,600 lni~ field, Ulah Anderson, John land brother-in-law, Rev . and ! Director David l.enn Is dOJ.ng ! 283 cu. inch V8 engine, auto. trans. Power steer• .,.ahd we'U make it for you in minutes. Malchinr 1 Meek of Columbus. Cindy Lou Mrs. Herbert HarriS, Athens. ~.vcrylhJ~g h~. can. lo lmJ!h HEADQUARTfRS FOR ing. Radio, new white sidewall tires, full chrome eraper~ wallpaper, or need I distinctive shade'? Come in carroll went to Columbus to iThey all enjoyed an afternoon Dr. Zh1vago In timet o qual· wheel discs, back up lights, beautiful turquoise aad let u help you. Thert'.III\O t..-o1t or obli&•tion. We like FINE HOME spend a week with relatives 1of singing and talking. ify for this year'• Academy A· finish, set off by white top. This beautiful one fu.y people. We're pretty fu1111y ourselves . . . 11.hout t' o!or• ' Recent visitors of Mr. and , Mrs. Doris Dailey had a par· . ward - and ~ . GM _ execut1v~s Dwner car can be bought for ... ...d the quality patnl.s we oell Mrs. Maywood Johnston were ' ty at Porttand Park for her 11011, ' · Mr.. Pauline Pack and children, Ronnie's 12th bJ(Ihday. Sand- i PLAN RECOUNT Mrs. Doris Dailey and children, wiches, cake and 1ce cream · PT. PLEASANT - A recount e Flexateel Mrs Betty Ward •nd daught· were served. of E~ nI held May 15th will take place e Provincetown Maple , ""'I gf;' if you're fussy about COLORS, YOU HAVE IT MADE I . I weekIy fat SLEEVELESS BLOUSES I FURNISHINGS I @idd~ dramatone MASTER PALETTE COLOR SYSTEM 1 I - - - 290 N. 2nd Avt. - -- 137 $995 4•HClubNews H~~~·Sanskrit -- SIX. th Gra de Elementar y Stud"'nts .,. Of SyraCuse are Guests lor Party GMAC Financing Available •tarting Tueoday by mutuaq • Frigidaire Appliances eement of both political par- I ties. ' eGutlistan Carpet Vole< casl for all candidates! : Sixth 1rade student of the teacher. He had ranked s•venth I on both the :iti?.,ns and ReoubSvracuse Elementary achool In the county In the recent spell· lican tickets will be recounted 1 ~ere honored with a party in In& bee. .. , begmning at 7 p. m. Incumbent ; the auditorium, Friday evening "Tribute to U·.: teachers was I Mayor Virgil Siders was de- ! ' May 14. ' read by Thomao Hamm . Mr. [feated by 22 votes by the Re-1 A certificate and pen were rlolle• xpressed hJa thanks and ; publican cnad1date D. B. Mor· ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Middleport, 0. presented to Roger NI!.Jise by appreciation to th• class . He I gan. M . Larry Wolle, the class was home room tea~her u[ the .. :~~:;;;;,~------=; 1 same group In the fifth grade. '" Refeshments of hamburgers. potato chips. relish and salad plate, ice cream, cupcakes and I punch were served cafetena I style. Tt.e tables were covPred I in while and centered wilh ar· ! 1 rangements of Iris. Favors were mlnl•ture auto&raph books. in· scribed. "My Sixth Grade i Class." and nutcups with the , •chool pennant. Members of the class are Sherry Harris, Diana Rose. Pat. l'hese Top Quallly ' ty thle , Jane Ann Donovan. 1 ' Pall)' Jeffers. Keith Lisle. Steve I '1 Owens, Roger Nease, Balls Have True Daniel i' Kina Builders Supply Co. Phone WY 2-3741 ONLY 1 "- KARR & VANZANDT 1 BAKER fURNITURE i I S-T·R·E·T·C·H CAPRIS Cedillac - Oldsmobile "You'U Uke Our QuaUty Way of Doing Businl!ftl" WY 2-5342 I Pot'l'leroy, Ohio ; Nease. FERNWOOD and Lively Center GOLF SET 5 IRONS-2 NEW LOW PRICE! eBalanced Chromr c ANNIVERSARY eGolf Pride Grips SPECIAL! _ _ ~~t.99c i Easterdny. the getl, and the janitor Thomas Eynon After refreshments the group enjoyed iln hour movie of var - Picnic Supplies 11 CW,I ' GOLF lAO e Jugs e Coolers e Bllktll eGrills e Lighter Fluid e Charcoal Briquets "AI lWD ltAII11! lfVI.IIS. Mothers prest!nf were Iris ' Baker, Margartt RoSP. Anna , Roush, Mary Lisle, Addie Nor· : Mar~arel CoUri l' IUitll I.O.CKID I•IIOC •NO •OIK Orrtl IAU IOCKII- COMET tW&tt! J011o .. GOLF CART 10 in. Steel Disc . Wheels with semi-pn•u· malic tires for easy movement Folds Neatly For Storaee FISHING EQUIPMENT • Rods and Reels e Minnow Buckets eSinkors eHooks eFiioa ond Plugs j ious cartoons . , ris, Pearl Knapp. 1 Doris Hendrix, J Ora Bass. Evelyn l~ol· I lon. Jean Neaoe, Mary ~1ary Hamm, Beaver. I Bernice Winebrenner. '1 a r y 1 Nease and Mary Lou lhle. 1 I ! WY 2-2848 Mark Twain oaid: "Everyone talka about the weather, but no one does NO SERVICE MONDAY Pomeroy and Middleport post.· anythinc about it." Now you can. By install inc ftamelell8 electric air master~ announced today there conditloninl throu1hout your home. will be no town, rural or windo; service Monday. May Jl, at ' And, i( you act now, fOU can aa ve the Pomemy and Middleport "'' to $50 on instalt.tJon I Remember how hot, humid and sticky Post Offices. The lobbies will ~ it waa lalt summe1 Now'• th1 time remain open l i usuaL to be ready to beat thit YfiJI'• heat. With modom electric air cnndltloninc your home llta)'l obrlnttlmt eool. As comfortable as ·a Mar morninr. As refreshing aa a cool atp ·or mountain water. And you atay ready and earor for aummertime fun ..• wllhout any of the diacorntorU. Yjill pt year.'rouod advantacee. tqa, HAS WEEKEND GUESTS ' Clifford Jenkinson had as AII'D :I'Oil.l Lll!ITID TID ORY, YOUIIILEaJ'IIC All COIJ)mOIIliG bALD his gu•sll! over the weekend II OPFDII'O .u IIVCII.U .110 IAVIIIOI 01 IIJT.lLU'IJOI 1fl9l.i.IOVD his daughter and son-in-law, I'UJIIJ,IBI .lll COJI))momot Ill JiDI TODU. Mr. and Mre. Robert Russell of Ironton; his granddaughter, Mrs. Ned Grant. and Mrs. Lola 1 ' ~ . ' .. ~--- 199 92c with wbo!e-hOUII fla-d•• air oondltioninJ. O.Otle CJiradaUia of air; ck(m ait me ofirritati!tl J)QQe. duat ad dirt. You don't eUfir rtom Gpprt!llive ht!ml!llty with llc I r electric air cnndltiOitlltr. · Why watt lor tha IIII1Q)' moallll? Put alll'lnltlnle In your boa~~ aow. Inatall wllole-b- electric - ....... Baseball TRAINER 47 30 ln. pintle ....... bot, ball, pitch· lnll stand. C ,,.,.,.,._, PAD, COVER 99C Silicone coat· le~ol.41 inK, poly foam, colton pod. ~'·188 Heavy pug~ vinyl, for 14 to 16 lull lenl!lth earments, full zipper. four 2t lit. -d lte,. 1.e1 lhifts, p1httcl66 hood mall'l'; '"Ill•; w!Qkttl.· .· . . , ._...Vf¥" ~':"""'~ . ' .. ' 1irll' Bulky cotton kn1t. durable. Sl.r:es 2 to 6X . Reg. Sic Co11111tic 1111 ................ 37c SpeciltR VIIIJIItrlw Baa• .............. t3c ::" •••· 59c Slleer Nylon Sclrves ..•....... 44e SpeciltU Aceut. Tricot Pettlcllllts , •••.. 77c ., ·RALL'S BEN .FRANKLIN . \ • '· Sizes 7 to 12. CROQUET Set ,..~: ... I No.,.""" 4·PLAYER ~ · .·:' ~- \Itt " /~. Garment BAG / air CllllciliiODin,. I# ·f uHomecre1f" EASY fiRMS .. OHI.... POWE C" .M .· PANY V Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Russell, both of Crooksville. ,<' 97c ... •••·2/157 Uc ot POMEROY 47c •·•· 28c , 1 ' =1.167 ' 99 CLOTHING DAY SET A fr•e clothing day will be held by the Salvation Army ' Thu.,day lrom 9:30 a.m lu noon at lt5 Butternut-Av. Everyone In Meigs county and aurroundinl areas are welcome. 1 I ~?. 99c \ 1 cook s. Anna , I Grace Oller and Eleanor Win· eTrue Temp•r Shaft ~ "••· 127 ~1;99c St~arn~ . ; I Mrs. Leatha Morris, MISs Rose 4·DRAWER CANISTER Set NYLONS I Roush, Cindy Hayman, Linda ! 1Hollon. Barbara Wolfe, Joseph Hendrix. Gerald Hendrix, Mil'h· ,ael 1 Weaver ..lame" Warner. Jo. seph Imboden. Barbara Basg, 1 , Mary Ferrell, Ruth Winebren' ner. Debbie Norris. Thomas · 1Hamm. Craig Cottrill. Junior Sellers. Randy Cro.s, and Car1 , roll Baker. Invited guPSts were Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and son . Kent.on, , Mrs. Elma Louks, Mrs. Anna 1 Hildore, Mrs. Huth =~~r188 Seamless Lmda i 1 wo~ · Plated Irons ~teve Grady. :z 199 1 44c Act now- save as much as $60 I rension Winding 1 PUT PRI GTIME IN~ UR HO GOLF BALLS 288 ,...,...., For Summe1 Ume Comfort! I ~0.:= WILSON'S'LAUNDRY MAT SPECIAL 60 CHEVROLET , . FREEl fALSE TEETH I I _j lover! ... . I - Your Child's /Picture •.. no;: ' !; 0 ur 1 Wnt.s . · Society NoteS 1 !- ; .. !( tisht. But eolllld~, tbe early prtselon "l!lvel')'lhlnl 1s copo- yes, elergym111 h. Alcoltallca All- vy dr~ with a hlblt, or are an .ieohoUc. We believe •I~»- kl •·li'Otlltlt ·111 l!ilt PWD ~rw; WOI'III: HE gets got I - h. setic., _ Jay. <.tymous. We help each other 1 relalive of an aloottolte, help hellam cornea from tlrlnklnc.(D. ble, let Beletl 11e1p you, •!!be Dear Helen: Dear Helen; to arrest o~ slckne8S and Ia as near as your telephon~. lox' eating liquors. The only aure will A!o ~ .,_ OWil • . by Helen Bottel I would appreciate an answer I wu lfii'Pllledt o lurnlllat llllke our rn,~ wen. 'lbethA. There 11 an A.ci"'A•••~~,i'-'" way not tr ~~tcome an alcoh4J. r..u!Di ~ Mdresa 1M world "cope .tic" was rare- prayer It: God gr811l me e almost evrry '' .. _ -••· l . to laket be lint lli!l•n Bottel II dte ol lht. LOOK AT THE EARLY WORM t~en SHE has to wall. I aay lt'l toto lhlstbaqulest!o~; Is ~: correct ly hl!ll"d Our Promol)l)n Direc· serenity to accept the thlnjs I - MEMBER IN OIDO dr'~"lnellv"!'Jco.,lllm Is 1 dl- _.,....._ , th 1 bl d h •·•ee the sa, yuu wear a purse, • II 1 ,... ,.., . ..:..-..;"''-'-_,...._._.,....,.,...,.___ Dear HeIen: e ear y r w o ca,.. r "Carry" It' My h b nd tor 11111 It frequentb'. e'l a· -·· ·, My wlft II always un tbe Idee worm. What do you say? ua a ways saylnl io one of iut, "li's ef being late, while J P,ace the GEORGE' >,u we!~ :ne~~~P~:;:..:::. coposelic!" - NEWSPAPER lloor. SM aay1 she cant atand Dear George: ry a pocketbook" J 111 D GAL, PI!:NNSYLVANJA lleing early lor thlngl because Millng In a huaband • wile .... J· · - " • ....ar . Dea. Gal: Here we IJO again, and I'U lie, aoun~s like a "<OPIH"a· oneak out of thll one by uylng seUc boas - H. you could "wear" a shoulder ARE ALCOHOLICS SICK? bag, but you "carry" a hand· Dear Hele~: IWITH tH11 ciRTTFIGA'fiJ · bag And If all your ar•n. Some a;.<ed Is alcoholiSJ., a ··· . •- slc!:ness or habit? Both. II Is a We will g1ve you ABSOLUTElY FREE I 6x 71101111it McBurnney's Point times .'o true" or that those In ~~~g S:dlh~:P:~~~a~!;:t~ dl!ease of the body and an oilphotograph,. a special get acquainted U to 12 cute Island of Langerhan authonty can not be wrong, the H ~ession (you might say "drtvposes will be taken. There II NO CHARG and Appalachia, U.S.A. land is visible. · 1ng 'lit") of the mind. Sick· TION to buy anYthing. You may, if you wish, order To the Editor Many writers of atorleo for - Helen: photographs dire~:t from Uie &tud10 but that II uP~Daily Sentinel children have become residenta You asked the me•ning and Though at present on vaca- of this land.- because In the pro- orl&in of the word "coposetic." Do ONE DAY ONLVI tton, here at McBurney's Point, ceos of explaining "facts" to It I~ hated In the NE~ WebRock, Slide or Slip? I will attempt to answer some children whoso minds have not ?ts;, s Collellatea s copaset- PASTBBTB, •• Improved powtler requests as to where lor what1) yet been prepilreo by propa. tc.. - adj. S'dlng, snavpy; to "' •orm.ttG on · - or lower 397 WEST MAIN, POMEROY rlme A Dlltel, h014a fila teetli mOl'l!l firmly Is Heresy Holler? ganda, to accept contradictory P ·- · In pJooe, "" uot oli<le. o11o or rook. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Long before the Invention ol statements without question, D:!r Hel~: .. . , ?!.1~J~·,.~':!I1 n':<!:'o~ Wednesday May 26th- I0 o. m. to 6 p.m. writing story-tellers and min- the> are very likely to looe he spc~lll'g Is Cop~etJc .... 1. Do" not oowr. on- ...,.,. ' . in lh Brita I W ld L ,.., brnth", Got , .........,..,. •• strels told of a land that "nev. somr of the1r own prejudices e . nn ca or . ang· ""'• oouoter• ""'"'-· er really was; yet had always and Illusions. u~a~g~e~D~ic~t,~o~na~r~Y·;,;•~n~d~!~t:IS~s~ta::n~g~---------~-====;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;::;:;::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;;;;::;;:;:;::., been and would always be! -~ Heresy Holler, then, must be Some men of ancient times built of part solid, tangible, mat· who travelled to far places to ter; part of theory and quesaee what the world held, or tlonlng; and part of "such stuff climbed high mountains be· as dre&!ns are made ol." And, eause tbey were there, told ol of necessity it must never, for seeing thla strange land, but its ow1. protection, beoome whol· lo the later settlers, or to the ly solid matter or vl!lbte to evpracllcat men who went esek· eryone. in~o profit, It remained invlsl· For just os the "heresies" of ble. Bruno, Copernicus and Galllleo, To a great many young chfl· once forbidden of mention on dren, those children who are pain of death, are toda, provmade of ~<equal parts of star· en uracts," so the ''heresies" light and mercury," who be· of today are the facts of tomorJlevt In fairies and who begin mw. Thus without heresies most sentences with "w h y'" I''· e can be no Heresy Holler, thlo never-never land lr very no portents of the future, no real. And to thOBe odults who brezkthroughs to new horizons. have managed to pass through From a standpoint of geog. childhood without being convln· raphy, StlversvOie, v~lch has eed that "what I tell you three no actual boundaries or no !ego! existence, is an Ideal location for thee arthly part or Heresy • S,orlaw..., ,.,;nu For Capri•, slacka. word "Hysyate" skirts. ElCtra long shirt. IAS'"N FARMERE ES from which. the word heresy is R•C. Z.!Je taH stays tucked in, "" 'IT descended ts also the base of Women'5 , Mis.Se$', The Bashan Farmerettes mel two other A.nglo-Saxon wordsat the Sutton Methodist ~hur~h Hara (appeal for justice) and for their regular meetmg m Heries !hedgehog) . Save! May. Seven of the nine club These two word~ have 1n • ltf•ny C•Ja~al members were m attendance. common the fact that those who Denim, cotton duck or The group discussed their pro- would handle either too roughtwill. Side or b11ck zip. jects and tbeir advl80r, Mary ly often find their quills can be 8 to 18. Bose, gav• detalla about ~e very painful defensive weapons. 4-H camp to be held at Cante~ s A.nd Lewis Carrol, tong a resTollolt Cave July 5 to July 9. -sheila ident of Heresy Holler, warns FRY PAN BIRD BATH BaUey, News Reporter. in "The Hunting of tbe Snark" • BEAVERE1TES f.R CLUB lhet while the "Snark" ill a Re,.3.98 ~~Ho ~ 'C:., ~It ~outhr Patte~' ' harmless creature, some •narks w pic o e pro)ec are "boojums:" Won't slick! Pol· lesson when the Beaverettes 4· Attr•ctlve 11· ln. white lsl'led aluminum, 10 bowl, 24 in. pedestal, H Club mel recently. The pro- ''And oh, beamlsb nephew, ln. ject lesson was presente.. by beware of lbe day, Womea's Wom•n'• Loretta Midtlleswart and The!· ma Cozart. The club met at tbe That your Snark be a BooBRIEFS SLIPPERS SNEAKERS • keep1 Staple• Ready To Use! jum! For I ben home of their advisor, Mrs. You will softly and •llddenly High impact St,-rene. Holds 5 lbs. ;;~· flour, sugar; 2lbs. coffee, tea. Thelma Cozart. Sandra .Johnson, vanlsb away, ···167 1.48 .91 1\Jfoi\il\N';r'·;~':-t~X~. /f~¥~:~ !'W<~~ News Reporter. And never be met wltb SoH v1nvl. mcyl· uck uppto rt. CHESTER SO lc SEW again!" inder. S to XL. J :'l to 10. Project books were dl.str!buted Plaatic Tr•y, when lbe Chester So and Sew A warning that some politic4-H Club met recently at tbe Ians have ignored, but found ef. DISH Grange HaU In Chester. Junior lective. DRAINER 2 Ga/I01t Waterproof leRdera were given their assian· Hleronymous Hold! plates upright, ments for the next meeting. ICE CHEST Waterlnc CAN • Sttetc• •••• N has silverware tup. Twenty • six of the twenty -sev· SECOND DIES fU 8 fo JlVa. With sloped tray. l ~ uen1er 5eamJess en members were pr~sent for LEXINGTON, Ky. tUPI) _ "t•etch ~se. thret the meetmg. - Debbte Wood, Joel Edward Sykes, 23, of Bea· '> m art st'lades. Plastic, with remov· 30 qt. 5ize. foam ·••• Repor~r. ver, Ohio, died Saturday in a oblosprinkllntheod. Styrene plntic. CLOV R KI'ITENS hospital here of injuries reLlnda Rupe was hosteoa to the celved In an auto accident Clover Kitten 4-H Club when Thursday on U. s. 60 near H•ndy Ti51u• Swlnl fop they met at her home on May Owin&svllle, Ky. The Morehead DISPENSER Rtl. lie P111tlc Bucket .....•... 57c 15. Mary McKenzie gave a re· State College student's compan· WASTEBASKET port on "The Proper 4-H Meet· IonI Charles Hall Jr. ' 23 I Lin· Rtl• lie E.Z Por Decanter ...... 67c . II mg. Maureen Hennesoy, News coin Park, Mich., was killed in •••· 71c Plaatlc Dish Pan ....... 47c f• Reporter. the crash. ::f.: W1tl1 100 tissues! In BE'ITER LIVESTOCK - - - -- - - -Y1L to1.25 AU Occ••lon Card1 .• 47c ' !f; crystal Styrene, poly 28 qt. tlshtwei&ht Ho!st~ln Better Livestock 4-H was the topic of the project les· lttl. 1.91 Photo Fr1m11 ........ 1.47 poly •n yellow, sl!lnd -!:' base. While; pink. Club 111•1 recently at the Salis· son when the Salem Center or ttJrquolae colors. Lury Grade Scbool. Clair Wonde Girls 4·H Club met May 18 at Children'• and Dick Sterrett, advisors 'or the Salem Center Schoo. Dem· SHORTS the elub, were in charge of the onst ations were given b;· Diane meeting. The project Ieason was HQIIiday on "Table Manners" on "Dairy Fl!edlng." Mr. Ken. and Linda Shenefield on "Utenneth Miller, feed manager of Ita Needed for Baking." The Se er ~ u c li.er . Cotton yarn, 1n Girl s' .1 to ti X. s iZIII $-M·l. Landmark, pr~ented this les- health and safety report was giv· son to the group. The advisors en by Linda Midkiff on "Safety reminded tbe group of tre fol· the Home." Debbie Turner, • lowing ev~ts for 4-H club boys NewR Reporter. and girls; May 23, National f.l! ROARING ROCKETS Sundlly ,. May 28, ~H Boat trip, Mrs. Wilma Reiber is the ad· 11- Dorfrtalnl All VIICOIO June!. Junior Leader training a visor for the Roaring Rocket! WINDOW SHADE LOOP RUG Canter's Cave, June 15, 4-H ~H Club. The club recently had 24x42 ln. size; lor. 2.88 Plastic coated, tout Kyger Creek Power Plant. their organization meetiq at on roller._ 36-in. C non-~kld b~ck. Next qleellng will be at tbe the home of their advlaor. There x6·ft. White. Grec1an des1gn. SHins home of Ann and Alan Holter, are seven members in the club. 8o)'t' Cotton June 24. The next meeting will be at SAI,l!:M CENTER GIBLS the home of Sontlra "1\!asaie.CREW SOCKS "How to Make a Polholder" Becky Massie, News Reporter. , 1-:--l--- Old Town FlatS r . .US!l ~~~~arf;"~~~w~ :~ tes~e~~=~ ~~~: r:.:,~n~,;::ru4g: ~ ~ ,:lw~~::0~. :e =:•:~~~CO.~~n': ~ ~ ,S:n="ld~,:.t~.:~ HELEN HELP Us' I I' t'.!'fl "Ill'. -t~ ·-.....w . gets me DO!bln~ tiut lor •excenent, tlp.top."- Mrt. ness II not u ~.for~ C8llftOI cltange, eourag, .19 Ill' Be~ .. · ..... I;! letters, so I !hall simply W.R.A. (as the wri~;lhlllb): lt.!s the cliauge the tbillgs J can, ~ '· we of ' ihe" women;a a.it.. eaa bl!r qugte one of my college III!Y· Dear Helen: reason we ~ quit b1 our· wisdom to know the d!H~nee. ' "'-·· 'femPmu<e Unloa llo ,Jd or , "':, ,r.., argul)lellt -~·-·---irate · MIDDlEPORT OliO �'Classified Ads Your Modern Communitv Bulletin Board --------,-------WANT AD For Rent Reel Estete For Sale Business S.rvlces @ 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. May 25, 1965 - INfORMATION """"""' 2 SOFIGNS .. I( I II ll tl a • MARK IV AUTO E~~bFu:Ec:~~g~~~ ., . Pomeroy Motor Co. AIR CONDITIONING ,. I ® H "taJ N Cuclt/o flllll,.. M . / Ab p I I e n peop omeroy I 1 -========--...:.- LJ•~Ifb $340· Blaettnar s Jlw.nUJD, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ronald I IIIII Mn. C. The llh ll'tdt clan ..o! Rlvtr- ifuln!lhrey, Mr. and Mn. -------IO.borne, Mr. .· I tl li h It MotOr Co. CEhhz~b~ H~mp ""!'"' I R. ~ Elel"entary Sdlool en- ver \ ·..,. , .. ·' IUld ;o~ra. Joyeil t party at the home It 11011 WldtebeC. '1be Jeule Calhdollar Salllrday eve- meetb!a 11111 be a plcolc at ntna. Gamu were played. A ForUd Rtlli state Park. . llld martlbnllllow 101111 Mary Jane Caahdollar of eojoyed by Unda Brown. lumbUI spent the weekend AIHAR'S VORE Sindra NewllUl, CaiiiJ Qdebet. her pareota, Mr. and M'n. ~UNT LOWeElV, ter, Uncia EviDI, MarJJyD fred Cashdollar, JUGHAID? Fitch, Georlt llilsell ilotll Wayne Cbevalier Ia Welll, Torney Buotiey, .1811lie Mr. and Mn. Warren P!ckeos Cubdollar, Delbert Taylor, Zel· Ylalled with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, 11ct1emary Andrewl Meredith and IIOill, Beverly. and David Drake. Motben help. Debbie llld VIcky Morloa with the ptrty Wlft! Mn . Belpre were ~~ SU~BII Newlun. Mn. Marge- 111e1r IJ'IIIdparentll, Mr. view BJ VERNON ICO'l'T Ca't 'NI J.U. \11'1 110111wllcl CorretiJIOIIdeal "The dlfllcultJ It ,ou ROLLYWOOD tUPI)- Com- Ill down IIIII wrllt hlllllllf 1c1y NCOrtll reached lhllr rtWl'dlnl. Y011 can't aeU IJOiH about live yean qa burna jlllt telllnl jokea. U wun't llld have l!nct piununeled wltb wort, u ' Jack 'BIIIDy llld Bob the speed It • mllfire at Capt Bopt dbcovered. ~· With 1111 IIIII 1p tiMio and 1861 party-goers Sahl the listener can. lDevilably li8tened raptly 81 record live o~ BIX lltell hosts IPIID recordi by Bob and bear new thlllis with Newhart, Shelly Berman. Mort playfDI. But nobudy 91nls Sahl Jooathan Winters and BUI hew the same Joke twice, ~. ~ the more pcliiUlar mucb less a halt dozeg times." I!Glllediana who bad JnunorW. Newhart attempta to combine Brown IDII M'n. llorolbJ Ilea their bUIIIOI' on wax, a Iunny premise (the drlvin~ N the .,__ _,,. be ... mstructor J with a comic aliiow ....,. "''"" ua... tude, then bind them logether far fll'lell II I lkeel lhool. 111 a vignette with which the liN New Alba audience ceu ldentlly. ........, 7 At the IIIOIDIIlt theft Ia t 'I try to bold a mirror s. v..._ lillht lllr tbout Newhart'e lat- to life, and maybe make a 1111 prtllina, 1n tlbum tilled meat - eaUrlc.J or o!Mme-1 · ·, "'l'!It Wlndmlllo Are Weaken- 011 the way people lhlnt w 1 rll T• il!ll," which hq IDildt the mu. behave," he llld. Jl.ll"lllt' .. _ tical chlltl ~ the reoordlnl • rxs ~ trade ptllel'l. By Untied Preu Bul eomecllsa Newlwt II not In 1848 Chines~ t,uy Y • holdJna hil brealb. He doubt• entered Shau&hai 81 &WI r It the cllac 11111 OIIIIIB bll flrat llwPII eblndoned defenoe It .. litiiYt elburn, 'Tht Butloa Down city. Mind." He thinkl lht day of In tiM, the SupNme an,, • bell-selllnl comedy recorda Ia UDtDimoUiiy bold ~''37 over. al lha oloslng of }ltlbllc .,... "ComedJ rteorda 11'1 ~ld to evold cltsegre&atlon in &JI: a motll,y to tht clllto now," lit Edwerd Cunty va. uplalntd. '11ttre'o 1 bedrock ' of 150,001 lana or 10 who IIIli A thou&hl lor the cia • W S buy them, But JDy ftrst 0116 1 y' • • sold 80,1100, And I undl..lend GOber w~ In ono of hiB Allen Sherman'• blllest rtwrd operattao- I aee 110 objl~etlciol 10Jd mort thin 1 million. to atoU!Mu, ill modereliOII.'' 'But who knowa wl!to record- I I 8 -. .... ''"'" &A" .., c ::;n_:::. a hcwe at-..least "'•. 1 _........ ,... I cANn••.••· "'"' '"""' Thel f SMIT'H'S' AUto ' ~~--~------,.;· ' _.. -· ~- -~·-- ·~ - .-'" . .. - - .. - -- ..... - . ··--.. ·..--···- -··" ---· - · ~ - - . ... .. -- •.!"'!".' ,.. '· """--······ .... "t · - .... a'ftll>o a ""* 'IVtll:llll -. lllllo llllb :.~. 'l" &TWI - .. ..... a~~~~~tor 7ldoa • 4'-..!:::z; wr•t --- &Bru:eh-r I.II!Wr DAILY WIHOQOO&- B 1t'1 ._.to-": II .AlEYDioB4rl"J:I& e I' Z 1o L 0 'IV 'I Ontloltll'....,.,-. . lli"W Ill udo ~It A to 1111111 ltlr llle lime 11-. X .... tile ..... 11111a1t lottero, .,... tropble, lire 1t 'I I itt . . are &IJ lrlllll. • .... tiQ llttt ......... II lo 0 Z or-. ""' -.uo ... ..qss 4G41 1 a ATCKYIIa DTPIZB C& 'IVCP1W DO D•KIJTII a•r.oar.z PB IKZ IKIUlall • 8LC\'.tlJlaKG,-a.&YIIG IOTIBO.t Y 1 a IIJa&llllft--••·• lf'ATTON AD .&04Wi ¥''* &JiJURtW _,.,..., :::-::===== ,,J............ ,..... 11n. DttrHI RelhiL -Mn. L,Ie Bp!JI ... ll&rol7 I .- --- I:. A LEe'TLE EO&SIP BREAK ·- .. _......=... ....... .......... .. ............ 1 lnWtt SHE'S TAKIN' f = u:r. - ....... ~ .. s't" I BEEN PLOYJIN' TH' HI6H FIELD SINCE SUN-UP DArtY CROSSWORD . L-...,..,...-----,...., :I Inc for tbalr May meetiuC; Television Revue S~ety Notts :~~~:r=.· 8·arbara Adk"IDS IS• Q . ueen . Of pL p'Jeasant Highprom FOR RENT·- Modern fumsh- UPHOLSTERING, reaaonable 3 BEDROOM House for wte, ed apartment. 3 large rooms rates. All work guaranteed. Excellent condition, 1618 a:oo ,:,;!,n o~:Oid~~~or:,oo Pu,:.~atJon and bath. All utilities fur- Free estimates.,, Take adv~t- Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy. """"' nished. See Fred Hoffman, age,, _of my Phone WY 2-3810. 5 25 6tc PT. PLEASANT - b Pretty cAM ' ELLAnoNs d Ph Get PIac<;uamtPI d Mr. and Mrs. PI George Otbt Fllho ~"""'"'TIO" 256 So. Fourth Ave., Middi.. e prtces. one · ea.. blonde 17-year-o1d Bar ara A • er, Pl. easant. ww b;m".;:!"~: :.:~:: ••:;::; A • ort Ohio ant anytime, 675-IIY. Mow-$1799 kiM, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marie Mohr, daughter · 1963 Corvair Monll Cpe. P ' · ery's Upholstery. 5 20 6tp HOUSE FOR SALE in Racine. "'·"uLA """' TRAILER t 243 S 2nd Cl Ro 1 Spider equinment. Locally owned an. d. tuned to. go, t opeed Robert Adkina ~~ Sand 1 Hill of Mr. and ·Mrs. Blaine Mohr · arence y, W 9-2811. ~-· of of Galllpo"· fb.!' Puhtiqh•.. , '"P•er"IIP~ me riJht M"ddlspace aCl t ·b BULLDOZER WORK equipped box, blower' on motor, jet black 1IDIS b, re d In ter 1or. new Road, waa crow··• ••~ ~~~ lllil Ferry. MiiB Mohr to edl l or rt!II'C! un, all~ G•~>med St., 1 eport. ose 0 us. . 5 25 12tc whitewall tires. Radio and beater. the Prom Monday night dur- was at '"ed in ... full lengtt> OIJJI!('tionnhle t:r r'OU ~hould be inesses. schools. and church- Call With dayt' winch. eBig smalleven ]Ob. white and green pique dr~· rt' l'llrter! unme(.hatel" The puh W1or9-3151 I I $2095 lng festi·"'Jes ... held on the plea•~ ·- and l"h" "'" ""' "" ~'"""''"" '"' es. Phone WY 2·3117. 5-22 6tp lDl s ' • HOUSE FOR SALE. Eight 1963 Chevra et lmpa a ure boat "Chaperone" used by was escorted by carl L y ncb. more •tlan •me •neorrt"ct tn~ertmn .. - ·-~ ings WI 9·3089, Gene Barnett, rooms two baths Extra lot 4 Or. Low mileaae by one local owner. Beau.tifuJ interior., th J I d Se I I PI I f M and u - Ca I L h RATEs TRAILER LOTS - free sew· Racine, Ohio. • 'th ho · 36 5 th l • t t e un or an n ors o on son o r. '"''· • ync 5 13 lie ~·or want 1\41 se,....tee age and water Brown's l'raiJ . goes WI use. I ou Beige and brown finish, economy VB ename, au orna IC Pleasant High School for their of Point Pleasant. 4 Ci' ntll f'l' ' Chargl! UiOnl 60 ollil'cenu lnlerttnn 4nprovedl I Front St., Middleport. Mrs. I trans. Power steering, radio and heater. annual Junior-senior Prom. The nearly S50 stude-.... 'Vllnhnum er park lSI ale 'V-' $ ....., ad· " "''"'' '"' ••"' "'' "~· '"" Minersville Ohio Phone WY Henry Hennessy. 1195 Miss Adkins was attired In a vlaors and f!Uesta enjoyed a 1 1961 Chevrolet2 Dr. Sedan ~f'{:Uttvl! Ln!ll'rtlons ' • I 5 25 12tc I VB engine, Powerg1ide trans. Blue finish, all goo d whit ewaI fuII Iength blue org anza golvn Iour an d a ha If ' hours crW;:K ,,., up ;:.u per cen• Otllf'I)Ul\1 on patd •liB •Dd 2-3324. 1 16 tfc 10 11 ad pah1 wtthtn da~ 81 tires. Radio and heater. featuring a shirred bodice with the Kanawha River to Leon, CARn11 ~~ T~:,NK~ ~~uAR~f:. ' GOOD 385 acre stock. grain, a draped bOuffant skirt. She and back to the Fourth Streer tmum · wo!'d te For Sale fann. Two houses, will sell was crowned by Miss Linda landing. Following the cruise, ''"' A. M •• ,,,. p • D•ll> TIRE SALE 750 X" 14 Prestige 256 acres or acres sepa" Holmes, 1!164 Prom Queen. Es· a buffet was held at the blgh ..,.. ,.,,, '~s ~o '::.:;', "'"' oooa l"hitewall "'0.95; BOll ' 14 1 rately. W. G. Nickels. Tupcorlmg" Miss Adkins was Gary school gym. 0 PI . '22 3t OPEN EVES. 7:00 p.M. usUl-~ ,:~~i,~ .'a Prestige Whitewall $22.95. Sales & Service pers ams. ~ · P Rood, son of Mr. and Mro. Ger- __..:;;:;:::;:::;::=:_-"'"" AD Newell's Sunoco, Chester, • POMEROY, OHIO aid Rood of Letart Route. • PHONE WY 2-2156 Ohio, 985-2305. 5 25 6tc _ _ _ _ _ _ __. There were four members of GOOD USED refrigerator. Ph. 8 Fits Almost Every Car •y Ute Queen's court. One was 0Sp1 eWS 6227 1 wv 2. . 5 25 6tp &Transferable When CUCKLER REAL ESTATE Re•l Estate Far Sale f Saundra Shearer daught,•r of Mr Notice -·--···I You Trade Cars WANTED TO BUY Would like Oln f OU and Mrs. Ralph Shearer, Pt. WE LOAN Carpet Shampooer POMEROY - 1\1 story frame, ~ Pleasant, escorted by Bob 011Entered Hospital . I at no cost wult purchase of l &Guaranteed 24 months 5 rooms (3 bedrooms and to purchase 4 bedroom qualiH ver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Among those who entered HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew- Blue Lust... Shampoo . Baker or 24,000 mUes bath, basement, front and ty home. Please stale price ' ~ ert Oliver of Hogsett. Miss Holzer hospital in the past 24 ellyn Thompson's "Life and Furniture Middkpo rl. eMost Popular Unit back porches, gas heat, lot and locatioo of same. Write II Shearer is a lovely brunette hours were: Charles Emory Light" program, Monday thru , · h . ed lui h" Se d A M . 5 25 61c 100' x IIIO' in good location. care of The Daily Sentinel, Frid'ay at 8:15 a. m. EST. I _ -· ---In the U.S.A. Priced to sell I Box 668 N. 6 25 6te Mrs Jessie Russell and son who walas atttr In a I length W tie. 930 con. Hvel.t' arll•le 5 25 tfc II HAVE another sh i1Jment of ! · · .. ed b . fl Sunday w 1te ce and organza gown. L. Ktrchner, DaviS a , Ga . artifirral flowers Pearl Park" SMALL If ACRE FARMOne Wayne VISit . rle Y hre The second was Miss Toni polis, Mrs. Kathryn V. Finfrock. 00 r er. Laurel Cliff. Rl. 124. Inotaflod mile from Pomeroy. 1 story "·· Ll Wlldh MMrs. y Daugherty, daughter of Mr. 76 State St., Jeffrey Allen 5 _25.2tcf frame, 4- rooms 12 bedrooms) t.A~CRIII llfiO • · "' an rs. ares uc · and Mrs. Hiram Daugherty, Pt. Montgomery, 52 Lincoln Ave., NOTICE __ --=--~= ....:. ··, ..1 front and back porches, part !"Iss Marilyn 5:-'.an and Mrs. Pleasant, escorted hy Jeff Hoi· Mrs. Augusta K. Benbow, Rt. ' 1965 Stereo Console with A:\1 1 basement, all 14 acres cult!· POMEROY - One story Wdltam Stump VISited Satur" stein, son or Mr. and Mrs. Char- I] Gallipolis, Ryan Charles and F"M combination , lovcly f valed and level, good loca. part Permaslone front, fiVe day afternoon wrth Mrs. Jerry Jes Holstein, Pt. Pleasant. Miss Jame,, Rl. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. My Office Will Be walnut finish. Four speed , Pomeroy, 0. lion. Priced right. rooms 12 bedrooms), bath, Fry. . . . Daugherty'~ gown was a fuii 1 Faraba Rose, Rt. 1 Patriot changer. Four speaker sound ~-- __ __ POM~ROY ;- Nice _bu~lding lot full basement, gas furnace Capt. and Mrs. Wtlham Re•: length white ruffled lace with (expired), Mrs. Jam.. M. Closed Fran1 svstem. dual vnlumr coct1ol 'SEWING MACIUNE _ re air 1110 x 290, all uttlit1 .. avail heatmg, double garage, many lei of _Ann Arho;, Mtch. amv a ptnk sash. Bragg, main St., Pt. Plea32211 Take over paymenls of $6 servrces all makes, WYZ.~ able. out of b1gh water. Only extras. Lot 70 x 100 on paved ed Frtday evenmg, called by Miss Orietata Sturgeon. daugh. sant, Roger Philil> Johnson, per month or pav h:rlanr·e due The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. $20110.00. st.reet. Excellent locatmn. t.te death of Dor Schaefer a~d ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville West Columbia, W. Va., Miss May 31 to June 7 $~2. 42 Try it in your home A h . d s· S1 are guests of her aunt, Mtss Sturgeon, Henderson was wear- Emma M Forthe Mason W d ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN $11 .000.00. Call \I y 2.6555 . 5 24 4tc s~:v::zc ' mger a5~ :c BOX !29 WY Z-3636 MlllDLEPORT - One story Vida !hie. ·" ing a full length !~vender or· va., Mrs. · Vernon Hart: Rt. DR. E. F. MAAG . -. . . "' · 5 21 3tc frame, 6 rooms, bath, modMr and Mrs. James Pattergandy and lace gown She was w · Re 1 1965 SINr.d,F.R, Sewmg mkarhbme ,..elgler Buildhlh >•ppl) lor FOR SALE ern kitchen, small basement, son ~nd sons, '1acine and De!P escorted by Walt Fish~. son of [: Leo~~ Vai, ~art~~ddi ~equlppe to Zlg Zag rna e ut- new homes Built In kltcbnew concrete front porch, gas bie Boso of Great Bend visi~ er, cus ., 1 epo ' lonhnlrs, Jane)' desrgns. Take ens, stonn windowa, alum. 5 ROOM FRAM~ house and lteatin~. Lot 50 x I20, close ed Saturday with Mrs. Dessie Mrs. John. Robert M~Eihinny. F:\EE 1.000 S&ll r:reen Stamps. over payment of $.1.511 a inurn siding CaD Guy Neig- bath, ail. utilities, 444 Beech to schools and stores. Can" Patterson. the weekend wit.r their parents, 294 So. Thtrd St., Middleport, How? By simply vrewrng the 1 month or pay balance of 164. ler Racine Ohio Street, Mtddleport. be financed. $IO OOO.OO. R p llins of Mi. and Mrs. Floyd Cumn · 1 Mrs. George Roy Sisson, Rt. I Compact vacuum draner in/ Try Jt m vnur home. Call · ' · 12 29 11 I ROOM FRAME house on Mid- LETART FALLS' ON Rt ThMrs. aym M" H't Rae and Mr and Mrs Vic- Pomeroy, Mrs. Merrill M. Tay· vour home Phone WY 2· WY 2·6555. . 5 24 11c __ c dleport Hill with 6 acres of 333 _ 2 story r;,;me ~ furs:•• ana. ·t'~ b .v~ tor Brown ·. ; rsville ·· lor, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, RohertJay .2821. . 5 24 3tp F"OR. THE-FINEST I - -- f BULLDOZER work. small doz. I land. rooms '3 bedrooms) 'bath o Baltmo~e ~ISle d ~e y Ral- Mr. and' M"rs Raymond Hill, Racine, Mrs. Harold K. fl r D. set .ectroDn o er. back filling, tarm ponds, : %ROOM LOG CABIN, • acres, basement forced air' beati~g u.rday, wrt r. an rs. o. Brown of Columbu~ spent a cou" German, Long Bottom, Walter ~ s owers or ecora Jon ay, driveways cut Cheap rate B" h ' M"ll R t ' ' lm Bearhs ' W'll" W II J •· E FnEE 1.000 S& ll .. reen. tamps., stop at Cliff's Shoe Re arr . . . ' near mg am s I ' u • enriosed !root and back por- I d. Mrs C J Struble p' .. 'days last w ' k with rcla- ' tams, e ston, osepu . p ' Middleport, Phone WY 2 • land. ches, garage, works!JOp, 2.29 Mr. an e · ri. a · evenin tives in the area . Strong, Wilkesville, Mrs. Earl How'' Hy srmply viewmg !he Middle rt Ohio new Compact vacuum cleaner po ' · 5 18 121 p 2208. 5-IS-!Otc I ROOMS AND BATH, 2 story acres level land. Located I r:rned ho~, F . dl Yt F~ Mrs. William Reinhart Mrs F. Deering, Rt. I Ironton, Mn. m vour home Phone WV 2· . AUCI'IONEER !lOuse, cement block, 463 one mile from new Racine a. r beallwee s ~ 1h81 ah . · Clyd< Brown and Mrs. ' Cari Oscar M. Hanson, Huntington, . 5 24 3 DIJN"T PUML nu stuggJsh s•p Co I Se '"· L' I Str t M"ddl rt c.mp ' Ky. Wit l elr son ' . 1 2821. tp 'Y • · mpete rv.... mcon ee, 1 epo . Dam. ~.750.00. d h . 1 •.• Lt Sh1elds visrted Sunday 11 , Atb- Sh awna Jo Carmtc' hae,I R"tpey. -- - - ~ tic lank (;et Klean-Em-hll Crill Rradford FOR RENT ALBERT W. COX, SALESMAN and aug ter·m· aw, · ens, W. Va., and Mrs. Shelby W. septic tank cleaner. Land· Write, Prone or Contact MODERN I ROOM apartment, BOX %29 WY Z-383t WY U638 and Mrs. D•nlel 0. Struble and Mr d M , Hazel Flatwoods Ky ·' ' d hter . an rs. ·rant Clleese· • , · EXCLUSIVE , mark l'arrr Bureau. A. C. BRADFORD Second Street, Middleport. 5 25 3tc a~r;.,. Vir :il Cam bell return- bre.r· visited Sl""da; afternoon Births • 2 18 tic Racine, Ohio BRICK 5 ROOMS and bath, NOTICES · ! . / HI wtt.o Mr. an- Mrs Ernest Pow- Mrs. Paul E. Icard, 633 Sec FRANCHISE ELEXTROLUX- sweeper com. 5 1 tfe Mulberry Street, Middleport. GOSPEL meeting at Bearwal- ed home Frtday rom 0 zer 11 and 1 11 ~ 1 CJ"ff · ond Ave .. daughter, 2:58 p.m. · e Mr. andamMrtl. Y, Theo ure Kaspar 1. Iow, speaker, R•chard New Plastic plete wllh 7 attachments. Pay I Karl Grueser;-Piumbiug aud RODNEY DOWNING Pryor, Hospital ·d R' h d Ca Monday. Mrs. Carroll Eugene ' nRODUCT IN DEMAND off 4 payments $5 51 each. Heating Real Estate Broker from May 26 until June 4 Mr. an Mrs. rc ar mp- and son Bill of R 'II lJI Safreed 40'.1 Fleming A' e MIDDLEPORT each even1·ng at 8 p. m. Va- bell visited Saturday osevt ofe, Mr · Ravensw' ood , W. v a., daughter,., I WY 2·2575. 5·22-5tc ' Minersville, Ohlo . r.o· in ColumJ were •weekend guests FOR HOMES --End your aewer lntubfeo 5 20 3tc cation Bible school, May 31 bus WJth Mrs. IS Ann ones and Mrs. Albert '"r " l~ "nC: oth~ 2:27 p.m. Monday. Mrs, LawKIRBY Sweeper A·f condition. until June 4 h · and children 11 L 222 Sy _.NO INDUSTRY We Shave M all h" obeo FOR SALE - 5 room frame 10 a m. eac mormng, . I Col bu er relatives and attended the , renee Russe ee, l Complete with power polish5 25 3tp Donald Mayer o urn s . St M"ddl t J·ocab 3 ewer ac Rates mes house, 125 Locust St., Pome· · h"ts par- Phyllt"s. graduahon of their daughter' more ·• 1 Mrs. eporRobert • liOn ·Lee Min. $800- Max. $7,000 ' 6er uff cr. Pay off balance due Reasonable spent the weekend WJth p.m. Monday. 1 WY M d M R M " 12 ; roy, large comer lol, baseP"'Ym"nls 1 r. an I ln•.,lmenl securod by " " • "' eac · Call WY "2974 Day or Nlgbt Auto "·lei ens, rs. oy ayer. M J ~ vm·eyard, 1258 Powell St., Mt"din,.nlory , 2·2575. 5-22-5tc v menl, white picket fence, five ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lucke rs. erry • ry and Mrs. El. . 7 21 M.nuf.clur'r ·1n Busln••• 1 • .., "' lie full rooms of furniture in· Tile Rambler b . . " t . C" len Ebersbach visiled Friday dleport, daughter, 10.26 a.m. 40 ACRES 0 r tand ha R s .-: were usmess VISI ors m ~ It .th M Monday Sinct t869 [ s y. : · AIR CONDITIONING Refrtger- eluded, carpets, drapes, re- World Standard of Cotapld lu b Th d a e•noon wt r. and Mrs. · 1 Blaekwood, Hamsonvrlle. ation service. Jack's Refrig. frigerator, range, dinette, EJ..u..,.,.. Mm us d uMrs ay.H C W h C. J . Ebersbach Discharged Write or Call Collect Oh1o· 5·22..,tp eratton, · New Haven, Phone beds, everything goes. Newly IIJe ear room, ride ADd ,... of Ch r. an rs. · · aug M Ell E.b b h Patients recently diS . c•·--' h" rs. en ers ac and -•"" 1 "ted s d 1 I CLOTH a;nings and porch val- TV 2-3537. U.S. Plastic 4 6 lie ·td G k' 1 form s 11 I es trehvMSl Hun ayHal. daughter, Mrs. Jerry Fry visit· included Mrs. Lilly Wells, Mrs. 1 pam • · arage, par mg n all('e. ma ..r oeooomy ternoon wrl rs. omer o · ed ~ .d . . Halph Lewis Mrs. A rn o 1d ance. Bamboo porch shad~s. l' t k front. Cool front porch. Prlc· and maoagerabiUIJ ter Chester Road • rt ay >Venmg wtth her ' Industries, Inc. 1 Venetian blinds and repatrs. tves OC ed for quick sale. Cali Bill s.e ' · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Boggs, Mrs. Hence Morgan, 1609 N. Bro1dway - - -· Ser~l~e, . Mrs. James Charles c· Dobbins' Oster A. ~1. Louis, Mo. GA 1-1282 , Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., CURTISS BREEDING Childs, WY Z.2449. 5 20 3tp Melr<>potltaa Molo" a Mr. and Tl"""h" and Bearhs Scott ence M"Jgh1, Rut1and Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc f th b t rt I I nd sons, "~wv M Ch 1 . Sayre, Mrs. Harley Bonecutter, or e es m a IICia PRICE REDUCED on attra~ K Mala Street, Poruero, spent Sunday at Canal Wind•s·l rs. ares Buck was an M H S I Mr •·•breeding. 180 of the Nation's , . •· ...... II'\' • · overnight guest ~rt"da r h rs. arry ur ace, a, •w"' AUTI•MtiRfi.E 1ns1trance beer leading sires make their ttve 3 - bedroom ranch style ~·•1 ~ If• ter with his sister and brother- hr th d , ' y, 0 er Burrell Mrs Maude Waugh STRAWBERRIES? cancelled? I.DSt your o~ra home at Curtiss. for service. home. Loc-ated m new ad· -· "' ' m-law, M~. a_nd Mrs. Roy Ev" ~ :rs~nFld~~t;~m~~~d Migh: Mrs. E: H Crooks and lor's UcertJO? ean WY Z.Z!f66 I See the Special Price Call Leland Parker, Pomeroy, drtlon on Chester Road near [t964 .VOLKSWAGEN, Z door alll! and .amlly. Rutland a daughter, Mrs. A. J. Roush and 41111 · on Freezers at Landmark Ohio, WV 2-2264 or Albert • State Hrghway garage. F.tr.. sedan, radio and heater. Ph· Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris M . d M . infant son, Mrs. H. D. Purcell FREE - Pulpwood fm the Parker, Chesler, Ohio, 985· place, well liiSUiated, tiled WY 2-5468, Kenny Braun, were Sunday afternoon villitors r. an rs. Clarence 'd'~.ht and infant daughter and .Mra. All Sizes Chest and cutting. Phone WI 9-217l. 3415. !2tp kJtchen and bath, hard_ wood Pomeroy. 5 U ltp of Mrs. John F. Bally and lamand Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach VISG R s· 5 19 Upright in Stock 5 24 6tp , noors, stonn doors, wmdows, :9S2 MODEL 'h ton 1 y lted Sunday evening with ur. · · "son. il .,. ----FOR SALE : Fine pooy. Come 1110 x 4110 lot, basement, pat. p.c · up Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Dalley and lllrs. Harley Hysell and Open Mon.·Sol. Til 9 PM and see. Ma\;on 773·5923. io. Phone WY 2-5337. truck. Prtce $375.0U. Rowley returned to their home, Maple- daughter, Faye Fry and Mr. ~=ri:a~.HOI~lalld Sale or Trade POMEROY =---:-c--c-c--=-=--=o7·5,..301 --,.-e 5 19 lie & Reed Hardware.. S 11 lfc ton, Dl. Friday, after a week's and Mrs. Jerry Fry. Bostic, Hogsett. 1959 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4 dr. Jock w. Caney. Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterln- FOR SALE: 7 room house with legal Notice visit with hls lUlcle and aunt, Mrs. Jessie Russell returned DISCHARGED: A. E. Bu. Good running condition. Olin Manager arlan, large and 1mall animals. 2 lots in Dexter, Ohio. Phone ........ NOTICI Mr, and Mrs. Everett Dailey. home Saturday, alter a villi! sell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs, WIJ. Wolfe, Center St., Mason, W. WPYH02N.2E181 128 Washington Sl, Rav...,. SH Z.5641. 5 18 6tp to the Motto•., lottlemenl ., Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs at Roanoke, Va. with her son Uam O'Neal, and daughter, pt, V 5 6t ...... ~l ........,,., ,,...,. c..... Mol.. and daughter ln-la Mr d wood W V Ph a. 25_ J ,..,.,=__..,..______,I . • · a one ••~• 'OR SALE: Large 4 bedroom ••••lr, Ottre spent the weekend In ColumbUII • w, · an PleaSant; Charles Kaeppel, Pl. A""""'" ........... "'• been ••• wlth thelr cia ugbier and son-In- Mrs . Wayne Russell and fam • PIeasant j Karen Cook' PI • PI. . . F 5I R t '~KNAPP .SHOES, special offer Office hours ' Dally 4 to I p. home, in Racine, in good loWinJ named ftdudartn••ban or a 8 or en m. I 21 lfc d"t· I high m,.. "' tho Probota CaW"! ,.., .. law, Mr. and Mn. Jack Nicely b Uy. hShe W81 accompanied _ home sant·, Mrs, Bart Schuler, Pl. to June only, buy 1 pair con I lOD - out 0 wat- Count1, Ohio, lo:r 1ppruvat' aM •t. h HOUSE for sale or rent in regular price, get 2n d patr · EmpIayment Wanted leer.. Hlaot wal1er .heah...., and their granddaughter and the Y weekend.. er son w o remamed lor Pleasant; Mrl. Eugene Hanel 1..,. sys- tlomont uoo i.a. f Minersville. 6 rooms and $2.110 off. Write or call R<>m, rge e ectric ot water """'""' •• Ch.,.., H . ..,.,., Admin- amity, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and daughter, Pl. Pleasant. bath. Write Raymond Brown, bert Hill, Elm Stre•t, Racine. LIGHT Housework and compan- tank storm windows To be "'"tor ., ,......,. "' Edwml "'· and children. ----BIRTH: Mr. and Mrl. Del· '-' ' • dllel Tlleln, <IM!eull!ld, the 11ld REPORT ERRED 755 Stelzer Road, Columbus 5 19 12tp ion. Good cook. References. sold to settle estate, Call ~ M. Thoia ..... ,...,...,. ... Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Carpenmar Herdman, Middleport, Obll 19, Ohio. 5 20 6tc].-========....-.l Phone WY Z.3084, & 20 3tc Henry Cleland, daytime WY 2 a:.::"':. '1.!:.....!/"';.;!,.'••• ter spent the weekend In Cln- In the account of the land- a daughter, ALFALFA WEEVIL 2255 -evenings WY 2-2566. Unl- ompUono .,. fllod .._.,, cilnati attending the ball games acaplng projecta that have been ----For Rent H I W ntecl ' taW aceount1 wut be for h•artllf bedone In the pa I by th R tl d ASK TO 'II'ED 8 M&M CONTROLS e P a 5 6 tfc .... '"'" c"'""' •• ... - .., ., and also the dedication of the e u an FOU R00~1 -fu~0-ished aPart- M~tathLOn a. Metnoxr tltor lml EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR ~ALE: 5 room house ::un:u, ~~~ ·~ w!'::d:;: udid e:: Anthony Meldahl Lock ~-:-~d Garden Club, 1t was erroneous· PT. PLEASANT - Applying ment, dowtJSt<tirs . WY 2-3658 ~~ ~~~~·;am~:::~. to;c;;:~r;:~~; wanted. Apply in person only. bath, basement. Gas furnace: :ll!~..,Jr~~ dar to d117 untu ~ Dam, at Chilo. ly reported that the club land- for a maniage license in 1he of.. 5 17 tfc Unico Alfalfa Weevil Spray co nThe Martin Restaurant. fireplace. Priced for quick Any penon lntere.ted: ma, file Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan scaped the Nazarene Church five oft he County Clerk were 3 and 4 ROOM furnisheL apart- tatna hoth ..'11ay be applied u~~ w 5 24 3tc sale. Phone 773-5611, Mason, ;:t~~enm:~~~~.t'~n;~ :J.'"!a:~ and Mr. and Mrs. W'a yn e in Rutland. It sh_oold have been Milbl~ Ca~ Spaulding, Jl, ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· ;1:~Y~1~~orve.. ~ar;:~·~ nr()o;:;~~u:; BABY SlifER, S% days week. W. Va. 4 16 Uc ~~~:nP~~rth:O '::'· 4:! 1::: Prince spent Sunday at Sabina the NaomJ BaptiBt Church in Cheshu-e, Ohio, and Rutb Aim ware. 5 11 tfc •• milk. Low to.,,r.,, ""' '" .,. Light housekeeping. Write !BOUSE FOR SALE oo Laurel In•. P. H. O'Billi:N, with Dale Adams and daugh- Rutland. Low, :15, New Haveo. destrnCtl \'1!' larvau •taJ,(e, la~t~ up f D. Cliff d Mr N PROBATI IVDOJ: ters General and Sybil They a.,N'-i!!NS FIBVE R[l(JMAS Pabnodneb•tWhY, 1329· '' 'w,,,, ••• '"""•I• ,,,ru.. cBaorxe 2oo ThDePoamtleryoySentinel, HysellRoWaY .!., orman E. IIEIGI coUNiY, .OJD,.,o ·~ alsd visited at Washington /48fS 'i , ....... . _ ..........\ utternut ve. ~':::·.:'h~;~::",~;.:~~"'~;,~·~~ ....,. · """"'" 1 t 30tp - Court House with Mr and Mrs ;,~ r.;!!'~:..!!.;&= i 5 ·20 tfe 2.122. 11 tfc re•• ,.,••.,u,. ...,,.r'""" _ Three Received Gordon Cowdery and In GatU: 'J H :~ 1<.:£•: en:j four ""'"' lurniS, h& 1':11111 MAin Street, Pumeroy u. s. Clwll Se"tce Tettst INCOME PROPERTY - Jocat-- l II polls ~ 10 -.. •..... ,.,,. ........ ~--.,...;--JI Men ••men ............... to.. ed .- !thin 2 IDI"I.. of the nnto JrJembenhip . .,, ... • • -,.., ed and .mfurnllbed apart. 1~ - Rlab pa' Sh"' boon . .u.arK~ement ·" """ Mr. and Mr. WUUam Ane •• •• 1 J ta_ &a. Wy ..... ,. & ,. co•T•o L1 '"•••••"'ant. ••tl to•• ,,.. .....,.,...., locks at Racine, Ohio, con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles N • u- drewa and Mr. and Mrs. ClarmP.nts Ci"'i""''" 12 •u 11C' tntntn1 aPPftln'-d lkptl"telld ALFALFa wEEviL u.man, IIIUMC!ellai'J nu:a turormaHisting of one brick and tile man and daughter, Sharlee, ence Andrews and Susan and vSlX ROOM ROU~E ln Pome- Mala thion ... Metnoxchlor lll'flo \C.P- Itlon 1111 Jnbt. talartu. ~wnmente. bu"ld" h wer rece' ...... Into _.__ship SEE THEM TODAYl reeommencle<l fur controlllna AJf. Wrlll!l 't'ldBJ l'l.tu oame. add,... and I mg, ousing two furnl9he IVcu meuruer Raymond spent Sunday at n,v Phone WY 2--5385 all Weevil . Economical Unicn A.lf- 1PllOIIII. ed and one unfurnished rt- at the United Methodist church . If aJfa Weevil SPray conlalnl h 0 I. 1!. Lllll'oln ~~. Do. ..... Poa.o, apa d Smithburg, w. Va. with Mrs. 4 14 c M.IY be applied up ~- 7 daya hl!lfore I D.U, ltatlnal. Pomuo,. Oblo. ment, 1 large business room during the. worship service 8uJl.. •-1 l.h.... Sutton and mother and -c-c==,-~~ harveat. no res'h1u e~ m milk . Low :: IJCDROOC~< brick Duple> with """u,, •.., "' .,,1, ".-~'." ..., Insurance below, I double garage witb ay mormng. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunston and .COOd contrnl of destruc t i\•e lArv al! . hed spa rlmen t grtrage. Butternut Ave., Porn- ~La£e, IDIIU up l c; 3 wel"b Alao AU'I'DMOBILE In ance been fu rrus over The organ prelude by Tommy son troy Call WY 2·5127 eontrota sp1tt1ehu~e"· othez rorage sur and located in rear, 1 nice Baker opened the service fol·. I . tfc ........ cancelled? Lost you' operaframe buJ'Idt'ng located at lowed by a hym . n, sc_rlpture senMr~. Char Withee .~: ,:·· 4 27 Farm Bur~•u Cooperottve A!>llocia, b i ht I es Sat rda Injured bll 1 I --lloo - E.tat Main Street. PomeroJ tors hcense: Call WY 2-2966 side. All in A·l condition. tences and inv~atio~ by the er r g eg u y w e (;OO D pasture, plenty fo water, 615lfc Si• rentals in all. Selling due Reb. C. Melvin Alktre. slle11,t using a power mower and was ne.r Rutland. Phone SH 2· _Business"_Se~ices I'Htrro Copyrng Semee Cop- to health. Phone daytime WY prayer and the Lord's Prayer. IL''n Veteran> Memorial - 5584. ______ - 5 25 6tc HEATING, Plumbmg, MaeDer les made ol. legal papers. Z.2255, evenings WY Z.2568. A special anthem, "SanctUI" Hospital for treatment and reI Brothers, btrth rerords and almost any \II HJERN 4 room and bath. Furnaces. Amod Lake'·: 5 ,w 12tc was presented by the cbulr with leased. E &18 E 1 111 In s p h d Mro. Neumaa as director. Mr. . E. Roush of y furnished apartment, Mrddlea~ a lree~ om- ot "' ocuments. ROOM brick home, 2 bath- Rev. Alkire had lor his sermon vie and Mrs. Donald Wood . port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 lfcleroy. Pbolle WY z.2448 · Realer ln&uraoee, PomerGJ rooms, finished attic and topic. "u"'v. This Needless Mur- and Mrs. Richard Ord of New ! 7 20 tiC I 4 tiC "'' ' · ' ' OJ" ~ ROOM trailer for rent. basement Out of high water. der?" concenung highway safe- Haven, w. Va. visited recently I,E'Cl ' 1 ;' ' Uose to my borne. All utili- WILSON'S car wash, 550 Page GUARANTEED. renewable for Central heating, priced tor ty. A hymn. silent prave• a~d with Mrs. r orles Withrow, Min· . . . · ., SA .:. ,Li. ~.. .• ·.. ' l ie• furnished and nat~~ral gas. St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars life hOlopitalizatlon. lsoued quick sale. ?hone W~ 2-6116 the benediction by the 1pastor!1 ersvllle. Phone VI 3-2600. vacuumed. WY Z.3715. at all ages. Phone WY 2-6168. or W\' 2-2205. Charlee F. and or~ an postlude co!ed the Mr. and Mr.. Jack cummins ·t Milt Abovt Silver Bridge In ' K~nlugt, 0. I 11 lfc 4-2Z.30tc 2 18 lfc Wildermulb. f 13 lfc servicea, and fa.mlly of Columb111 opelll; ,_,.__ _ _,_ QUALm '" Pomeroy CBC't llllt will! Kr............ ! Wlll'l'ea Plclta Sllur$y --.1-..:ne W RlliQI5V .,,.on, a lO-a. . --. "'· --- WMPO Radio 'lcntlay nra 1"11411• 1:011 Jim Mtel Show 8 00 Slga-On, Newa 1:06 Sacred Heart 1.:10 Mtlp CT. RFD tl : 2~ "tul Bowen fllrlll 8:30 Coun1r7 Jqbortt 8:57 Wetlber 7:110 Natlttllal N1111 7: 3v llpol'll 7:35 8111 IIUier Sbow 7:3$ Plcbal liMiwiN Show ('l'llteda,r-'l1larltla71 7:50 Jlen 1:30 Dlil1 6:30 Sundown Serena1e 7:30 Sign Off 8et .,., •:GO SJin On - Nm 1:11 0ountry Mlllfc !lnll 1:111 0!1un1rJ J.mbortt 7 118 Prll*lal" Raur 7: 30 Spona 7:311 L1n7 andlrliCID Show 10:41 lt't Mlllfc - Army U:OO DllrJ Ytn.J It tluttun't ~~ laktr hml111lt Sbcrtl =SIIof . t• S:OO Jim .... h f: 15 , . . _ Auto S1tow ('1'11..-Thur,) 1-311 News (Local) f:40 Jim Meea Sl!pw ·J:GO Newa lilt' APRIL LOQ 011 I:QO.U MU?k:ll Clock 7:110 S. 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Alldml ':::/I:IWII Workl Nl1ll 2:4& Tilt Rtv. &scot 1 t:OO lllib Scbllol Hit Parado 1:10 The S!mtlay Sbowcasa 1:30 Suadawll Senalltlt 7:30 Sip Off LtTrLE OIPHAN lNNtl 1 !:oa-30 Ntw1 7:• Bcbota of JOJ 1:00 Ohio Valley Newo I: I~ Mlllk:.ll Clock 1:65 0orJuaua1V Nl'l'l t:GO 'l'lllt otlllt Towa t:U ltfuoa OouniJ NtWI Publle Slnlct Show ·Top 1'8 Show 11:00 Nllll 12:15 llllllk!ll lllterludt (\Ve4.-Auelloal Fri. Sltqw) 12:30 TIIt !Itt, M..IID Ttlll t:OQ NIWI 1:00 T1It Jim Mtea Show .7:05 801 IIUier Sift UO Sundown Stnnadlo t:05 Cttiftt Wllb J11111 7:30 SJin Off 10:011 ll)ll 10:15 . . . lledltatlonl 7:30 SliD On- Army Hour IO::K al a Pttrlol 7:U NtWJ . '.0:35 8IU Mlillr Sbow l:et Blplill Laymaq•e Hour 10:46 ¥-. "tf. l'rpl ('n!M.) 1:11 SW!day Show 10:41 f'llliiiJ Wctnbfp ('l11lll'l,) 1:30 'l1II lilble SJIIIII 'h 10:4$ A.S.C. l'rpl (Jia l:'l • •.,. llln Sbltltlal (Fridayll II: 10 '1111 Goad Lilt :1:00 NIWI , lG:l$ ~·1 iltpart .l:O!i 'l'IIIJ'I Cuwdrt Jlmdlarl 10:11 SUildQ "Sholl u: .. t!Qf't 4.'ouDzr7 1111111 11:11 fte QQl4t llunr l'lme 12:Gt Ntlll 12:00 ,..,. Blocl Nm 11:11 '1111 ~·· Hour '2:30 Go 1 Jllr'a Clatl& S11r (1rl) 11:111 Tilt Rn, llhriiD 'hill ~ :30 1.an, •nt 8brtr 1:01 ,_. lift, ll G. . . .tilt us -~ -----·--------------WJEH RADIO 'I cion 'I know about travel ·belnc broadenlnc, but ~oil aan tell 1ouc club member~ for me that It IUra Ia flattenlnal'' --~-· . --· ... I:GO TIIt SklcfDI I'Nchtr 1:11 Newa lltport e:so aunt~ or Qrlll 9:011 M111Ical llttwhldt 10: SO Fil'!l Baptlsl Chur · 11:30 Ollklna't Qlapel 11:10 Sundt7 Nna Specltl 12:10 Ntu Report 12:11 Bpl......l Cburdl 1:GO Cbarob or 0ot1 1:11 Golpll Clll l:ot Old Nl Hour S:ot • 1111 PUidt 1:10 · NIWI llt1dl111M 1:31 . . 1111 Pll'ldt S:U Nftl 4:GII10Hit ..... t:SO Ntn IJ""~Jnet 4:31 • 1111 ,.,... 4:55 Newa S:GO CUy ())mmltelow Rep, 5: 15 1190 Hit Parade 7:GO Off The AJt ---=- t.llll .t.ND SLA'fl lw ltAEIURN VANBURIN �' I • .' " ·e·n··.t -t·n.\. ~-~) I I .s;~No, Recogni.ed Judge Hughes A&.Pemeroy Church """-J S k ~,atulatiOhS and best wish s pea et to IIi w~ extended and Bibles i:"""" """'"-"'"'-"'"· !!! Around And About ~ MI'ddl eport p;-esentecl tu the graduating sen lo!'l who atten<1 the Federated ch_u"th Sunday morning wor A talk by the Hon. Sarah T. •h•p semce. Hughes, the Dallas Texas judge Mrs. Walter Gress. former Middleport reSident , now hvmg in Waverly has undet·gone surgery at a Portsmouth Hospttal t:.Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy~M!ddleport, 0. May %5, 1965 '.A" - --·- St t B&PW ae ' Follo~ing a bnef Rev. Wtl~ur P{ •,; ~ Layette Shower is Given Thursday . I FourRECEM BmLES r on the lawn of the church Sal\o members of the Laurel urday evenmg and ice cream For Mrs. Jerry Fry at Pratt #:lome· ' IGlifl Free Melhodi~t church ' and cake were served by the Mrs .h·rt y Fry w"' guest of centered wtth " pink slork Md who graduated ft•om htgh school men, who . lost. ' · ' honor at · lnyclte shoW l'l' on I metpl~ .sherbet punch· were tlus year were p1·escntcd Bib bl Ph I w· ' . i1 < etsh. Thurod•y e.emng at the home' served on cryst!ll trays. Favors · 'I · Ed p 1r d'· illed · of her •unl, "IS gar rdtt, rere SIT)8 tapers I With with Mrs Charl<:s Buck as CO· Pmk and blue mints. h . Att d' M H oslrss . en mg were rs. omA11 ongemenls of pmk, blue , er Howkms Mrs. Harold Eb- ts~, _suplermtendept ·no, mad• the GIVES SURPRISE , presentati Th' Su ' Mrs. Wllham Ault entertain Tracy, L~nda were L'BI birthday ob m , Pueylll ns. md.a ed with a. surnrlse • Jeffers and Louis Diehl servance m honor of C. H. Wise, · Jr ., Saturday evening. Others 0 '- , ·v e·' Mr. and Mrs All an Roush and whl1t' flowers were used I ersbach and Darla, Mrs. Bervisited m Waverly over t h f' throughout the home G1fls weTe i tha Ebersbach, Mrs James lalk by the who gavet he oath to Lyndon he present- Johnson foUowmg the death of e MEN LOSE •' I I 1.~}, tJI ,... .......... ...... ., WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965 - ___.;.............-..... ....;.:;.~~~~~"' ·~ ~.;:.v (. .,, '! California Actress Will Star in Drama by Shaw :flutteroye® 1 • 'I Point chool eader, Athlete Dro~vns 1 Engagement of Miss Sussman J AnnOUnCed ........ ~. • f'ri!. ,' ;.(II,1,1,: ' I POMEROY~JDEILEPoRT.'OHIO·. •Ol. XVII NO. 33 ed the 81bles and utfered pray I p,...ident Kennedy highlighted weekend with Mr, and M 1 , placed o11 a table w1th blue· Clatworthy and Twila. MISses Women were the winners in of Pomeroy and Dennis, Perry, er. Receiv ing the Bibles were meeting of the Ohio F'edera Bill Howard . cove1 dt>n1r.1tcd \o\oith pink and : Carol and Nancy Hamm l Mrs. an attendance contest held the Merri and Kay Ault. Mr. Wise Sessle Hayes, Donna Hauck . 8 of Busmess and Protess!On Mr and Mrs Charles Bu!ih blur o;tre<~mers and ''entered : Ben Neutzlmg. Mrs Ray Glaze, past two months at the Laurel \o 'BS in Dayton on business over 1100 ~mta Hal l. Lmda Oar~ell, Phyl a! Women in Dayton May and son, Jeff, hllve moved mto w1th a ;.;tor k Girts wert:- also 1 Mr s Ted Warner. Mrs. Phena Clirf Free Methodist church. As the weekend and is m Ft. 2122 Its Kaspar. Charles Rtlfle. Joe Attending from the Middle , , the Orm Sm tth property on plared m a bassmet. ' Chfford , Mrs Homer Brickles, ~It, a social hour was held Wayne, lnd , thi' week 23 Gilmore and Grorge ti arns. port club were Mrs Grace ~· ' 1 Beech-St. G.1m es Wt're played during Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Mrs The choir presentt>d the an Pratt. president Mrs. Pearl ''1 • 1 Mr and Mrs John Vroman thP evemng with prizes awa rd- Wa1d Wmdan and Mrs. Ellen them , ·Sort Were 'vour Hands, Revnolds and Mrs John Wern vtsJted over the weekend In ' ed the wmners . Mtss Carol Ebersbach. Po meroy, and Mrs START A COLLECTION TODAY ar Jesus.'' and tht- pastor eJ ' NINA SUSSMANN Belpre with their son nnd fam- Harnm won the door prize. Hnrold Hysell .1 nd Mrs Carl ha~for hhsem topiC. 'Rvan l ThiS was the 451 h unvrntmn ily, Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Vro-1 After the honored guest open- Hysell, Rutland. i•ltsm,'• taken from I Kmgs of the OhiO BPW and was man and children. Mark and ed her many lovely gifts. cup l Mrs. !larry DaviS Mrs Don· A rose was plared on the al l held at tht' Sherefan Daytnn ; Esl ht'r. rnkt"' ICt>d rr1 willie and topped aid Houdm~hr\1 and J1ll and tar 1or th~ infant son of Mr. Hotr t Mrs Prall sf'rvrd on ~ Mr s ,f. A Young. sr, lias w11h a prnk ar:d a blue bootir, 1Mrs .Jamtos Clifford of Syra~ ~ and Mrs F'rank W Portrr th M ' returned fr om Well~! on whe1e mdrv1du.il J('e crPam sbuoue'> 1 ruse Ml !i F'avt> frv , Mrs. Lee 11 ee; ~'hree red · carnatiOns wei e on ,1We e1er11on comm> rs. S hr has spent severa l davo; ~ _ ,_ WI11 mm (',r.:~nt. M th d d1 Is rs r~ran k 7 1 1 erner, e ere en 1a s an . ·" Ol!her Slde "' the Cl'O" and an b h lt dl Col and Mrs William A Wllh her daughler and latm ly. I Pratt, Mrs Joe \\olfe , MrS. mern ers 1~ commt ee.,, an · W 11 ~ F kj I arrangement of \ellov. colum attended the president's I Sussmann of Westgate, Md, Mrs Pa tty Yates and child 1 1 1 Jam Grant. Mrs ran bine on ptaoo gifts ol Ral ph II M R ld •nnounce the engagement of ren 'Irs Young all ended the j Powers and Debb1e, Pamela • Werry , udnc 1leothn . r· rs ey no 'Its serdv I theJr daughter Nina to Wilham band concert In whrrh her ' i <~nd Robert, Miss Martlyn Swan, · e on e mance comm1 ee an 1 d h ld d d · · \1 altended parliamenlarv Ia• I Donal d Foglesnng, J r. son of gran c 1 ren. San) .m l a- 1 ISS L111 1an Slaven an d Mrs I · G Mr and Mrs Donald Fog le- thy Ya tes parttCJPalt'd Shp al- 1 The Deputv club of DI ~lnd l W1ll1am Stump. Mrddleport and ' CANASTA CLUB VJEF.TS r cIasses con ductr d bv ene song . . of Mason, w Va . ghl h ('11 :1de 11 Daugllters . I ~ • so attended the E1 of America and ' .." r\·1rs Tllomas Walk·ms . C.oumMrs Inez Rov entertatnl;'d the VJeve 81 mn. t h t · • I Lower-Crust C~nasta club at ' Judge Hughes had as her Mrss Sussmann Js a 1963 grad- commencemen ~ t·J e . 11' f ' dr stncl oi!Jcers met Sund ay at I ms . , . , th G· W th th 1uate of Wellesley Col lpge and I granddaughter. Sdndy. was one tlw Clwo;ter lod ar hall fOJ 8 pot. I Srndmg gJft s wPrr Mrs Nar-1 ,arne D nr ef· IS work•ng . for her Ph D. ml of t1le 146· mem bPIs ot t ht' grad · lllf'k dmner and ' meeting 'I Ie}· IIyse II Mrs. (' J Eb ers- 1 her home m Racme F'ndav ev- tO!JIC, '"1s D e Chi enmg Refreshments of pun~"'' po- lcLandl e · r oe awson E ' ' d · " Mrs. · t K, . k orgamc chem istry at the Um-j uatmg rgrrlrl g1a c <'1ass Fdit h Wak lt•y d•strwt dep- b'ac h Mrs Ray ntggs, 1 tato chips, dip and 1re box cake exfmgtohn. t .} 'was ~udesh~pdea versity of Illinois. Mr. Fogle-~ Mr and Mrs Jra Butcher 111""1 pn'"'df'd tl~e meeltng [ (')arence Mtght Mrs Harley I ' • werE' served to Leda Mar Kraeu-l er or e "It' uanqueI1 an da l 'k as song received his B. S. degree an · d son, · J un. WI:'!~. m At hens ' l\hreli ' • 1· GII· OJICKil wtth tJraver b· ) (' unmnflam n'lrs Elza· 1 t h ter. • Linda Htll · .Janet \\arner • er, opJc. .t> s .tve an ..! e from Marshall Unrve1s1ty · in s und3}' evenmg to atlt'n d t he l\l r;.; Bl·t~mg nn<. a v. elcome bvJ i mort' r. Mtss Lo Ulse G1Imore, 1 Lmda Beegle Lois Stent'tt . Do- 11 Cit 'I h . t ~ and his M. s degree in concert by the Oh iO Unrv Prsrty \11.<; \\ ·ikely follrwt•d b 11 , Mrs Troy OhlmgPr, Sr., Mrs : 1 1oe ~'a onev. pas1 s18 e !ores Wolfe ::md !\1ax1ne Drddle S h (I h 1 d d · ' · Y Jet 'I' Oil I " J I ' :::;~:-~;;;;~~-~ : pres1dent, 'ms ta,,·ed new off Jeers chpmJstrv· from the UmversJtV· bymp ony tl' St· roy l rng er, . r, mi'S ue I Sh 1 s rc es ra IJ'PI'If' ' plcdg"' to the fl""g 'lnd < • ar · , includmg President JeanneJof IJ1mms in 1964. He IS cur- Y cton .anov. ;;~:-;sJstant pro- Sp;mglrd Banner 1t was decJd- t Chapma n, :-..1rs lwereU Dav1s· I 1 1 Sqmre of Berea: !st' VJre pre~a l rently workrng for his Ph D fessor of vJolm at Ohro Umver- ('d lo hr1ve a receptwn for Ed-1 Mrs Ida Burns. M1ss Nam.-y 1 dent Mrs. Ethe l Cowan or !degree rn organrc chem istrv at I sJty Mmw student s v..ere ft•a Jth Betl ln g prert'd ing the Boost· [ Burns, Mrs Adam Ebersbach. l I Xema, 2nd VICt> presTde-n l Ethel 'l lhe UntversJty of Illmms. where tured on the prc,JgT <~Ill and m 1'1 mrt>tmg on Wednesday, Oc- Mrs Gladys .J,ones, Mrs Guy ; . Russt:- ll. Mrs 0 Dt-11 Butcher, 1 hn ., 0 ut Chcsl ~ Blake. TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY ' Wambaug h of "uasl Ltverpoo,1 he is• on the teachmg staff An i eluded M1s ~ J1Jd1th °' er. n prac1JC'e,('h 1 B M J d v h I 1 1 1 ' 4rd VICe prestdenl. ManamTe Augu st weddmg IS plann ed I JUni or plano muJor ,' ""'TO Pay- ',\d'i "l't for Oclobct 10 at 2 p . ar f'S uri.' '~" lu r aug -I FAMILY NIGHTS d ed the 1st movt' mtn l ul Mrr~ tl k d II b an .1nd Hobert I nckhngton, , II I El "SAMSON AND THE 1 , • , • rn '"1. po uc mmr w1 e . . Camp be II of (Ja 1po ts. ecle SLAVE QUEEN" d' t t d 1 I D t t 15 I zm f s Plano Come! to, .\lu 20 ' ~~·rved 'II 6 30 p d \1rs Dnle N ichol~on , Mtss Car- ' {t: olol! IS TIC 1 ; m D mmor " ' m an nwm-1nlvn Nichol~on, Mrs Elbabeth 1 15 nc Irec or 0 - and was t •Jrs Ruth Crow of .Jack i M1ss S. 111 dra ll rf'wmg1nn , l! 10 h1·1s Itot all Counr iiS .u t' urgE'<! 11 ·umphrey MISS .1oyce Ebe rs- ' 1 1 "THE UGLY AMERICAN" 1son A receptiOn was ~~eld for ' I Grande Coii Pgt' twa Js her 0 <~ rm ' bach Mrs Raymond Blosser, I W1th M3rl on Btand the offt?ers at the BI!tomore l J.f.J week end guest ;.~t lwi home in : It \\ ds also df"crded that 3 Mrs Hflmld Wolfe, Mrs Ernami S3ndra Churrh (fo lor) HoteJ. Sunday mornmg a j Middleport, Mtss JoyLe Wolon- · d1strJ<I orfJcer must he present 1mett Blackburn. M1ss Mary May 25 [ sk1, of Rl10de 1s 1t~ n d. a sop ho fm thf' prac! Jce and tlw Rally· woIf e, ",vrr ~. Wa Iter Roush Mrs Thur .• frt. Mty 27-78 IImemobrtal serv1ce for deceClsed h 0 "THE PRI ZE" mem, . ers dwas heldd With t e The Pomeroy WC1'U will I more at Hw Grande Co llege. ml sPn somconfll to fill hri Je~Sil' Hu~s"ll and Wtllnrd Eb. mee mg a JOUrne . p :l!'t:- or she wr au tom 'J 11f'fl1 h meet at the Umted Melhodtst Miss Brf'wmgto n wln be a mem- 1 1 j f ff PI ' rrc:bac . 1 0 0 Paul Ne111 man , Elkt' Sotm:~e rs I Church Tuesday at 2 p. m : ber ol the gr.adu:~tmg {' I,J ss next \' ~t> c;u. we ans W!'H' 11 - anri-M 'd 11 f.f:L The Mtddleport Athlettc As· I Sund.ry May 3fl ; '\ ll 1lll rh~ annual pi(' nr c to ' "THE STRANGER" 1 ' eport · ' soctatton w1il meet Tuesdav : Mr and Mrs Ceul Kauff "' w 1 " 1. 1 ''' 1"'mr or Mrs l'out/r f'pl/ow.•lriiJ Vrc•tor Buuno To S poruwr Troop evening al 7 30 p m at t h ~ i Bradbury, spent Mond a) w1th ~~;tz;n~. t'liJJper~··s~·ll:t~l~~· Aug1-1 E/tJt·t.i( 0/ /it•t>nt · hts b1 otlwr and Sister m-law . rng do' ~rd Pwitll m tile -'' Mrzpuh e meP ~ 1 ec1Jon of oftrcf'IS. wa~ 1lf'ld ' h1gh sc hool hL'll ,., j Mrs Thomas Scali~ spoke on , The Lad1es Aux1liary of F'een· Mr and Mrs. llarry Kau[f lt'(ltctTOn ' . when tht' Yout h Fellow ship of water safety and officers were ey-Bennett Post, Amencan Le- Jamf:'s Mf'liJrrnng of Columbus · A d the Ho ck S11r111g~ Methodist I ms taIIed when t he M1ddt eport g1on. wtll meet Tuesday even- visttc d over lh e wee kend w1th 1 d t1L'11 mg wen• \frs· W·Tkelv ' · Church met· Su ndav cvem ng at , League ing, May 25 at the legJOn halL Ius mother, MJ's Dale Mourn- tslnrt ckputv: Mrs Betzmg. thp chureh · Pom1roy, Ohio I Child Conservation : met last Thursday at the home There will be elect ion of oHi- Ill!: He was accompamcd horn r .-JSS IJf' ILIIt' '>li.l ll' vJrr rounr llor cathv Abhott J)resrdt:-nt wa<> ' of Mrs. Gl enn Hensler on Lin- rfrs and all memben are urg- 1 bY hIS dnug11ter. J u1r, who had I ·.ucr lle H Hrn1.kms ''Jnd PrrbiJII:' tn chargt• · LAST TIME TONIGHT of thf' meet1no •~h1rh 1snn P:tst stute counc ilors· "t d b tl ·t f h d \~1 • "DEAR BRIGITTE" co In~ le to attend. een 1e gues o t'r gran mo· ,. , , , . , · opened wtlh scnplure t>readmg ' MAY 241 the!. Mrs Tom WaltPrS, and hiS r~ u Stacq' of .. st~te ' ; rede.n tr all frl)'ll the Method ist hymnal In (Terhntcolor) i -James Stewart, fab1an . Cin· The offJ cers were ln~tall.ed The Wr ldwood Garden club mecr Peggy Story, who Will 10 ?1mtll ef'' Ellza Lr " 1 Cwnp 1 umson Members answered rolt To god about, be mad about, Flutdy Carol, Glyo1s Johns, Ed by Deanna M~rry, dlStnct j Wi ll meet Wednesday evenrng I remam for a vr sJ t IhL, p,.Jsl r "nnl repre:;enta I ca ll With a Bible ve~se from ' Wynn. ter bye ••• the newest loshion to go I pr~stdent, of RIO Grande Mrs I at the home of Mrs F' red Mrs . H:a~mond Lumrm and tr\t' : ! ouncll deputw~. Marre the New Testamf•nt. Dues were Feeturttte: everywhere in! Tucked bib and sleeve culls above a Wtl.liam Ingles reported on the Nease with Mrs Usw in Neasf' d[l ughter, Miss Janr l e Luman Hau ck of Theooorus Cc -.- 11: co l!fctrd and the sum of $57 fi4 P•rdon My BHuty Marks sprmg conference held at Rto l f G II ' 1 · Phylil s Rowan I' ''' ... t K ·· · as co-hostess. o a tpo rs, V iSit ed Sunday ' e., os( · WHS reported m lhf" treasury Colorurtoon• tiny waist, accented by a grosgrain belt. Full-of-moGrande I The Fnendly Ne 1ghbors club wrth he.r daught er and family. E~s te Mco\ fee. Hrlle Pr ,ll!J r, Offiter~ elcC'tf'd were Mary , tion skirt in o burst of pleats. IHolf size skirt- 1 piece WED. and THURSDAY I The club voted ot donate to will meet Wednesday evenmg Mr. and Mrs Owen Bratton :\fJllta Mnbbf'rly. Matmnorao; Radford president; Cathy Abfront~3-gore bock!. All in o line Pima coHon that May 26-27 the Oh10 Child Conserv :Jii on I at the home of Mrs . D<lnlev Re1- l and attended the h<HTalaureale Vera HouseholdPr. Perry; and bolt . vice pres1drnt D1ana Wey· NOT OPEN washes and grows more silky every time you weor ill ; League Scholarship fund tmd bel · servtce at the Middleport : Erma Cle land , Cheste r. dis f' rsmiller, secreta ry; Becky ' 1111 1 Evangelme Chapter. Order School. HPr grandson. .\11ke , ~ ~·.ffi('ITS, Sa il~ Srn1t~1 , con R:.Jdfor U. treasu re1, Conm~' Rad 1 11o sponsor a Girl Scout Troop PreH1Iy feminine prints on yellow, ptnk, blue. Sizes 10 FRIDAY and SATURDAY in Middleport. Mrs AI Leonof the Eastern Stars. of Mid· Bratton. 1 s a member of lhe ' dull~r . Edn Rrrhe l. w<~ rd•• n . fmd . m·ws rPpo rler; Sharon ' May 28-29 to 20; half ~zes 12 112 to 22Va. urd was welcomed as a new dleport wtll have 1ts annnal m- graduatrng dass. I Stella Do~hms. outs1de sent i Br;JWiev . son g IPad('r, 'and.Sher"KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" member. A donalion was also spection Wednesda y evf'nml'!, 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Russell ! nel. Esthc1 H1denou1', capl lllll: m• I3lackstJn, n•preo;;ent alivet 0 Fred Ma cM urra y Polly Ber gen. Arlene Dahl. Edward made to the camp f& retard- W.ay 26 at 7.30 p m at the Ma. and daughter, K.avte. v1srted Zeld; Weber 11 nd Laura Mae buJt'd, Andrt•\\5, Eh Wallarh ed children. sonre TemplE' m Middl eport recenlly 111 Meadowbridge W Hartung !lag bearNs; Fay It was announced there wlll l MAV 27 Va wtlh relaltves Par lm. lrust<·c. and <:lad" DIVORCE GRANTF.Il "SING AND SWING" Da vid Hemm1 ngs, Ju<Jn Nrw be no meetmg in June but an The Afternoon Circle of Heath Mrs Max Sanborn ha.~ re<.:e1v- Hnnul.l , a guest PT PLEASANT - Jacquelyn ell. Hl!inz & Jt-no 1fer Mos s. outmg for husb<mds of rnern- Methodist Church will have 'ts ed word that her daughter Mrs --- ~.~Niben wa~ gra nted a divorce SUN, MON. and TUES. bers wtll be held 10 July As. annual spring luncheo Th 1 Joe Stanford of Ceres, Calif. has be pmi•tliPd by Den ~lX and re- frn m Char i" Frederick Ntbert ~Y 30-June 1 sisting hostesses were Mrs day \fay 27 at the ch n h u;s; been hDSIHtahzed for the past frestum•nts sPrvcod bv Den 1ll th~ Ctrrun Court The pater"STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Eugene Conde Mrs Maxi ·[ ' M S b u,rr a three weeks With a kidney m Th rPe Plans wil l he mnde for nal grandparf'nt.'i were granted {1'£'c hmcf I ~ ne p m ISS an orn WJJ present , I the sum'Tlt:-r a d all . nt . Id I I h , f ' " ' 'k Hudson. ", 1 °~ 1l.ollobr>· Russell and Mrs L w Me- ~ the flila. 1 c h·ap ter of th e stud}' fect10n She JS report('d tmpro\ - urgf:'d to· attend n pare s aJe Iens o y o t 1e1r t ree m aut 1 · children 1 · - ~------_:;,.,..,..,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,..,..,.,.,..,..,..,..,...,., ylda. G1g Youn !{, Edv.at d Comas. ReFreshments were ser- book on "Genesis" Hoste~~es mg. . ' c~1:;e~rtoons I ved at the close of the meet· \ Will be Mrs. E M. Wood , Mrs I Saturday evenmg gut:tsts ot ~in~g~............. L. MJtch , Miss Bess San Mr. and Mrs. Ha,v Rifflt:- wert:t r':::ii5;;;i~;;;i~~~~~~l ------ _.__.,......,..., lI P. born, Mrs Walter Hayes and I Mr. and Mrs Charles MrKel • I Mrs Hattie Smith Thos t vey and da ughler. Hope, of Bel-I I lendin g are asked . to bri~g a a pre The McKeiVf'\ famtly ~111 1 covered diSh and their tabJe i be Jegvmg soon for tht:-u nt' \\ sen- 1ce • home m Augusta, Ga ''r ~~'P \ y 0 \ L. ~ ' " "'~~:7:7~~~~:-~--~--------------------~------~--~~~~---·~-~~---~~~-~~- ~·----------..------------------------------------~~~% ~~ . present were Mrs. Wi~ and their grandson , Chuck Hannahs I ' ' ' 1 Deputy Club of District 13 Meets Sunda y · Undertow in Ohio River Too Strong 1 1 l I 1 • . . . ° I .;t 196 f M SOCIAL CAl VNDAR • I Morgan Wins In Election Recount too I Tho Destroyer USS Roan Cmdr.Riggs Among First In Dominica • 1 1 1 2 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 I I I I Alumni to Honor Retiring Executive Head at Racine 1 I 1 ' ' ' I S12.9S 1 ELBERFELDS-·POMEROY I n.\1\; " 10 .. • I The Riverview Garden Cl ub wtll meet Thursday evemng, : Seronrl Rirtllflfly May 27. at the_ home of Mrs. , Is CI'IPhrrrtPrl , Cl.aremont Harns, ass1sting her Mr and Mrs Pat .Johnson en will be Mrs. Herman Gross- j tertamed wtth a pari\' Satu r 1mckle Th . · day afternoo:-~ at thrJr ·home in e Rock Spnngs Grange observance of the se('ond brrth will mee.t Thursday at 8 p.m. day anmversary of the1r son. There will be a program and Robert Eugene Games were refreshmef11s will~ served ! played and refreshments or de • , corated b1rthday cake, ice cream and por were served 1 ~~v~~mwere balloons and bub [ I I It takes I NO TIME AT ALL I 1 TO MAKE A • Low-Cost DISAS'ERI If it sbouid strike, how well WOlJld you be protected? ln tis official report on loss adJUSt· ments made after Hurricane Carta, lhe Texas LegHllalure applauded the responsible performance of companiell represented by independent insuraoce acents. We're mdependeot inaurance aaenls. PfOoo teet yourself ... call us oow. Fonner Resident of Rutland is Dead , i Atlendmg were Mrs Emma Moodispaugh and daughter. Connie, Mrs Nancv Morns and ch1idren Benny and Carol: Mrs Glenn Glaze and daughter, Cin 1 dy; Sonya Wayland and ch1l I dren , Jefr and Mike. and Mrs. Betty Smith and children, D::~ v1d , Mary Kay and Debbie. Bon 1 nie Hubbard sent a gtll but ' was unable to att end I ' TO MEET TODAY \ ,. 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