https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d019c8d2fbcd3c269fe0c70822ee53c.pdf b329909a2de66eded6c918e74a5a2262 PDF Text Text ,. ·i ' I , . e \ • ·, I aty • enttn~~ ., ' ,' , 'I 10L XVII NO. 37 .TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 Agreement is,. · Reached Today 0 • Material Dpe•ced or Inccaplete Q • Material to Microrilll <$-• JAN - MAR De•pd or Inoc.plete uterial Replaced 56 1 2 J 4 8 15 22 9 16 11 12 2) 10 17 24 18 25 19 26 t9 JO 31 1 2 8 9 16 J 10 17 24 15 22 29 23 JO 13 20 27 7 f'E:B1 2 14 21 28 8 9 15 16 23 22 "i 13 20 24 25 26 27 14 21 28 ll ' 29 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 14 8 10 11 12 1) 14 20 21 15 9 16 18 19 20 21 27 28 22 29 2) 17 24 25 26 27 26 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 GARY STEWART 11 6 9 10 11 12 1) 14 18 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Gary Stewart 4 5 6 7 ll 12 1) 18 19 25 26 APR 31 4 AUG 25 )1 ... ··········•·· ····················~·-··---- SEP 6 18 5 12 19 4 J 10 17 1 2 3 4 8 15 9 16 10 11 17 18 22 2) 24 2.5 29 JO 56 12 19 26 7 I )0 22 23 24 25 26 27 26 29 )0 )1 ······- - ·- -·-···-·-·· -·-···-···- -·-···-···-·-·· OCT1 2 3 4 56 7 1) 14 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 20 21 15 28 22 19 26 20 27 21 28 29 )0 17 24 31 18 27 16 2J 25 G,ets ····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- · · · -·-·- · -·-·- · -·-·-·- · -·-·- · -·-·-·-·-·-·~·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·- · -·-·-·-···-···-·· - NOV -DEC 7 14 19 13 20 21 26 27 28 2 J 4 8 9 16 10 11 5 12 17 16 25 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 1) 14 15 9 16 17 18 19 20 21 15 22 2) 24 25 21· 27 28 22 29 JO I 6 1 1 29 23 JO 31 KATERllL PRCJt N-J35 bOl ~ 0 PII&"B P:.·o::cocod t!"J.IJ Sheet OVERSIZED (cm;r 18 ldC:.J or 25 hlch) Mrs. Harrison Is Claimed at Holzer Hospital �, 1,-Daily seotiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, b., June j_. - - - 1, ' • ,1, 1965 ' -- v• Scotland's Jim· Clark· Hayman Honored; Linda Yost Is Named '65 Alumni Queen · WAN,TE:D~;~.~:~::.;i.< ·:, 'SOO' ... BOWLERS FOR SUMMER LEAGUE WE STILL HAVE OPENINGS· FOR SUNDAY NITE MIXED - TU~SDA Y NITE MENS -- THURSDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE. ALL HANDICAP LEAGUES! Stop Far Details Or Call 773-5791 After 1 PM D.S.T. OPEN BOWLING MON., TUES., WED, & FRI., I TO 5 P.M. _ 35c By GEORGE C, LANGFORD ert from lhortatop to third, .UPI llportt Writer Willie Stargell from left to rtsht Harry Walker laugha at ono and lmorled Gene Alley at of baseball's oldeiiiUpenutioJu llbort. and he's getting away with II. Knocb ID Two And If Harry the Hat lltinkJ Donn Cleadeoon tripled it will help lila streaking Pitt&- two runs and liCOred In a burgh Pirates, he'll juQie the run explosion In the third lineup again TUesday wileD loia u the Pirates achieved they entertain Phlladelpllla In their longest wlnnlng atryk ''Th• baD game on TV mo•t be quest of their 12th consecutive 21 yeara and longest In tbe NL over. Tlte mtllng Ia the relrJa· lrlumph. sm Los Angeles reeled oH 13 erator has stopPed." In 1962. The victim wu Chris "Never chanJe a w1nn1nc SOOrt Do A five-run fifth Inning lor the : lineup" Is the anclellt rule Har- the ~ w~ C~~'; 11 Fine Fifth F'or Senators Earns Victory Nlttt Until After Labor Day, MASON BOWLING CENTER 1r': cy~~~d~~~~C~In~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~;M~A~S~O;N~,;W;.:V;A;-~~~~~~~~~~~=J R ~~~the~~~~· G 13 7w· et • At Syracuse IN EVAN'S o,.,. Bowling Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat, .... arp gin needed to down U1e Redwrecldea abandon durin& the legs ~~ In Middleport Boys' Pirates amazlng atreak, and League play over lhe MemorID he did 'II In apadea Monday, 101 Day weekend. PltlsbiD'gh responded with a 6The Redlegs were coasting 2 vlctocy over the Phlllies. on a 3~ lead until the bottom San Francisco won Its tilth of tbe fifth when the roof fell in a row, beating St. Louis H, en on starter Mtckey Childs. Los Angeles edged Cincinnati Bruce HaWley opened the The Racine Reds trimmed 4-3 then lost 11-1 New York frame lor the Senators with a Syracu.., IS-7 Monday after- whipped the chlcqo Cub!: 5-Z bunt smgle, T. Garten and s. noon in the !erst Little Southern and the second game woo Price followed wilh walks then League game al the Syracuse called because ot darkneso If. Rick Howard, Chet Roush and 1 Ball P~rk: ter nine lnnlngs with the UICOre K. Vanlnwagen hit back-to-hack ! Red• rtghthander Roy John- tied S-3 and Houston toppled singles followed with a double! ~on held Syr•cuse scoreless dur- Milwaukee H In other Nati I by T. Demoskey .tng the first lew frames, but Lea ue arne ona The Redlegs' big Inning was !ended up ytelding nine bits to g g ALsAetl the third when Clonch and 1 the losers. •• Childs banged singles, another! Geb Hart'~ Racine boys In the Americtn League, batter was sale on an infield grabbed tbetr commanding lead Washington swept a double error and Boggs slammed •110 the lhtrd frame with a 10 header from Kansas City 5-2 double. 1 run barrage off Syracuse pitch- and H while four other twin Redleg hitters were Clonch er Steve Owens. Arnold went biDs were split. New York beat with two singles In three trips t? the mound In the fourth and Detroit S-1 the losl 5-l, Chlcqo lo the plate, Boggs, a double lmlshed up for lhe home team, edged Cleveland 4-3 In 10 Innand single in three turns, Racine hitters were Gacy ings before loslni by the oame Chtlds, Wildermuth and Cook, Hart with a triple and homer score Los Angeles trimmed all singles. I ~· Ike Spencer, a single and 1 Bosto~ 5-3 then lost 3-0 and Hitting lor the Senators were lreple; Kenny Nease, a double Minnesota blanked Baltimore Demoskey with a homer and :;I~ slnglea by Johnson, Pat Iw then droPped 1 ~ decision. double, K. Vanlnwagen, two sln- 1 and P: Sayre. I Manager Walker lsn1 Ia i gles, Rich Howard, Chet llotlsh I Gettmg hits for Syracuse weN his human P y ng and Bruce Hawley, eaeli'a ••n- IRick Ash Wtlh two singles, Jer- I kick! The : . samema: cle. ry Hubbard, a triple and sin· sw are gle; and Sellers Steve Thorpe I primarily to rest Roberto CleNEW PROJECTs Abies and Arno'ld all each ' mente, defending National WASHINGTON (UPI)- Labor single. ' a , League batting champ, who has Seretary, w. ,Willard Wirtz hB! I~ conserve his lllrength since announced 94 new neighborhood NEW TANKER hi~ baWe with malaria this Youth Corps projects in 31 LONDON (UP)) _ A 9!1000. "Cler, te 1 hitting 100 In the 1 states to help 38,503 needy ton supertanker, nameo :'Sir curr::e' but WaU::er restyoung people. stay 10 school or Winstoo Churchill," was chris. ed him Monday. On top of that prepare for Job-hunt:ng. tined Monday. It Is the first he moved third baseman Bob Cltder lhe program so far, British • made vessel to be Bailey to left lleld Andre Roclg• 63,621 summer JObs have been named for the late . . • offered to young men and wo- ister. prune menmen aged 16 to Zl. Wirtz said The tanker was built for a Ohio Sport8 Summary Monday he hoped soon to re- Norwegian owner. It was Summary ~I port addttional projects that launched by Mrs Regionald Oblo Spom Summery would_~ais: lhe Iota~ of sum- Maudling, wde of . the former By Ulllled Prell IDteruatloall mer jO 9 . 0 more I ap 100,000. chancellor of the Exchequer. ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio State The projects announced Mon· defeated Detroit, 10-7, Saturday day will cover 27,982 school stuto win the NCAA District 4 dents and 10,531 drop-outs. The all but $2,860,800 of the total baseball playoff federal government's conlribu- costs, with the balance lo be ' .ion of ,20,186,100 will finance mel by local communities. -DELAWARE, Cillo - Ohio We&leyan downed Heidelberc; IU, Saturday behind Ed Cur· reri's one-hitler to take the Ohio Conference baseball cham· plonship, Here Are Black Pin - Sat. Nite - 11 PM to 2 ANt and AI -- .,_. ·~-~·--··~,----· ·-;-,....-· .. I 1 the WEEK NO. 3 GAME 1 IIYou;: rNo. 72241 • H Yu Nuau. . 224 . . With •••• You WID 10,000 SAH ar- Ste sket! 1- 11Wo Art • Wlnllol II ~ Y... Wia 1,000 IAH Go a I' •1 (1Wo Art " W' I 4 llo:e...il .A ·~ If YM Nw;; . . . . . Will •••• 24 Yw Wla 100 JAH (1Wo Art • N y., ll:oee... 4] ... Witlt.,, • a- ltii-.J'" Wlerieel Noeeelellej T011 WID II IAH Gwa I' I NGS Pick Up Your Card Now For Week No.4 ,Game You Get One Card FREE On Each Store Visit .•. 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' '· >droit at New York, twiliibt <Only ~ sheduled) 'hlcago at Cleveland, night Wedllelday•1 Gute1 lattimore at Kansas City, nlaht New York at Chicago . ',MIDDii.IPOilT, ~QHIO 7ashiregton al Los Angeles (2), l!biladelphia at Pltlabiirp, v.o~· lwl·nlsht. . Digbt · ..Coulllr'• OY&it u4 IOSton at Minnesota, night, Houlton at ClnclnnaU, nf1bt Wlllll'llruuel Ateae1 Nalltaal Ltqie San Franclaco II MUwauket wY Nla w. L. Pet. GB .Dlf!it I ' MWII ' }........ • Angeles ll8 17 ,630 ... Lotlllf'!'lll St. l.otill; J!lcb&L~~~=·~.,...~~~~ The More Store Visits You Make To Get Cards The Greater Your Chance of Being AWinner. EVERY w•~EK A COMPLETE NEW GAME rI - Satin, ebony-like finish ••• stain and bum reaistaDt , , • dishwasher-aafe .•• vaatile ••• aerves ev~. OFFEH EXPIRES JfJL y 31 19&1 " . ASHLUD 011 .l lff"l'l· COIINif. ... . . ,.! . . . >· I " • �P<~ .. .,.._..,_......,. __ ,... •• . • • • • • -·~ ·-----....-~- ! ' 4--Dally Bctlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 1, 1965 ~umrA>W \ :;.. ' ' ~: I, ..... .. . . . . .. i ......,. weekend Ohio University, returned hpme l\fr. an~ Mr,. ,Ray ,tvans. : Aduli.Bible "Leaning· On The , Everlasdhl Mr. and Mrs. William Neut t-1 Arms,·· and .. Amazmg Grace:• ·Mowrey. mer vaation. ling and Mr. and Mrs. R B Holrls /Hay Meelillg Pslam Sl wa• read by the Rev, ~ Mr and Mrs George Mow- Mrs Anthony Thomas and Mr Wilkins ol Lanc:st.er were Th• May meeting of the Adult Eugene Emerslll' after which Tom rey ~., Mr. a~d Mrs. James Anna . Grueser Harwick of Co- weekend guests o. Mr and Mrs. Bible Class of the Tuppers twelve ways to solve your probKeith Morgan, Suanne Brad-Mrs. Charles A. Bradbury. Tom Gilbert were Sunday di•· ,. !umbus were sunday guests Roll•nd Neutzhng. Plains EUB Church was held lems were dlllciiSIW!d. Prayer ,by bury and Tom King, Middleporl Kin(l, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rogueets of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil of Misses J,ena and K~tie Mr. and Mrs. Lodtus Roberts Tuesday avenin~ at the home tTrarr Smith closed meetmg High School graduate of l965, bert Kind, receJveo the George Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Athens Hamm, Neaee Settlement. Guth. a_nd, children Gordon and Sher- of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vine- and refreshments were eerved were recipienth of scholarships H. and susan Lewis award. Road and mother, Mrs. Mary . r~e were weekem guests of her y:rd. by the hostess to 18 members. given at the Middleport High . Aumiller of Hartford, 'V. va. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner retw·n- MISses Gerlrude, Martha, mother, Mrs. Helen Johnoon. Mrs. Eugene Emerson, pres!- The next meetins will be School Alumni banquet held Over 230 alumru atlended the were Sunday luncheon guests of ed home Sunda; , after a three B~rbara Ann and Agatha Joa- Ra ymond Pulhns Jr. ond Ran- dent. conducted the meeting Jun, 2<1 at the !lOme of Mr. and da .vening at the Pearl- annual banquet and dance whtch Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, weeks vistt at Huntington, Pa. chim of Cedar Grove, W. Va. dall and Rhonda of Thurston which opened witr the hymss Mrs. Clarence Nlcholo 8 1 ~;eO:enta School caleleria. had for the.~eme, "Under West- Mason. w. va. with her dauabter &nd son-in- , - J Salurday, wilh Misses spen, the weekend with his mo· M L W ~cComas presented ern Sktes. The steak dmner 8 d nJn Mr A ld law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hor- Lena and Katie Guth. ther. Mrs. Raymond Pullms Sr. r. · · was prepared by the band boost. un ay eve g, s. rno • ton She was accompanied as They also visited briefly with 1 the awards fro?' the Susan G. ers association with band stud- Mrs. Aumiller •. and Mr. and far. as Moundsville by Mr. and Mrs. Louise Raub Davis o[ Mr . and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. • Park Scholarshlfp MrFund tod KMeilh ents in charge ol the serving. Mrs. Stewart Joined Mr. and Mrs. Horton wbere they met Columbus spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Morgan, son o . an rs.e Mr. Charles Stobart, class of G Mrs. Charles . . , nd , 1 Fowler d MJr. Jandk Mr. and Mre. Lloyd Moore who her brother ano, Slster-m-law, and daughter, Charlolle Ann o[ Ma Williamson Farm Supply wants her customers 1 Ruger Mor gan, and Suzann • f b V aye a ~- r. an rs. ac b gh h h d M H b t R b R d W \' ' kend Bradbury daughter of Mr and 50, oat all coach at Mt. ern- F .1 d child h rou t er on orne. Mr. ar. rs. o ar au . an , . a. were .ee 1 1 and friends to know that the story being circulated ~~ on, was toaslmaster for the h 0" er an ren, 8 b 1 • Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie, Mrs. Victor Harbrecht ol Co- guests ol relalives in the area ,. evening and introduced the ;m~ of ;;r. ;~d ~·· Ctar:;; Mr and Mrg, J C Bright ol lumbus spent the weekend with ]and Mrs. Elliofl attended the that she has quit or is going out of business Is speaker, Dave Diles, sportscast- Vow ~r r., k t easan • · Dunbar, W, Va., Lewis Carl, her daughter and son-in-law, Alunni banquet. fa lse and tha t her phone number has been changed cer & TV programming director a. or a coo au · Baltimore, Md. and Mrs. Dana l o-=--'"-iiiili========~=====;;; .MAlON ". : .• of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Diles pre- Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edwards Kl-. of Hopeda: attended the to SH 2-5693. TONIGHT & WIDNESDAY sented a behind • the • scenes and Cheryl and David were in Rio Grande College commenceFAMILY NIGHTS glimpse of the WQI'k needed lor Athens Sunday, to help her men! Sunday allernoon, when OPTOMETRIST programming the shows. He mother, Mrs. W. H. Tate ceie- Charles Downie received his "ESCAPE BY NIGHT" described decumentaries be brat.e her birthday. Mr. and Bac~.elor ol Science degree In Office Hours: 9 to 12, ~ to 5 iCio.se al NooD on With Terence Longdon SH 2 • 5963 RUTLAND, 0. and Jennifer Jayn e had made and mentioned having Mr•. Larry Heines, Athens, · le.. --tary Educa · , Thurs. - East Court St.. Pomeroy - andtraveled some 3~ million miles joined the group for dinner. A ..l:_-:'en~Do~wn~le':..•..:•~tu~d~en"':t_ _<a"'_t_;,...,.......,.......,.......,....,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,==""'"""===~J,.,,.,=~....,,.,=,.,,.,...,....=,.,,.,===!'!!!!!!'!!!!!""".,J "THE CRIMSON BLADE" in gathering material for the Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edwards With Uonel Jeffries • ~II and June Thornburn 1shows. He paid tribute to the and family and Mr. and Mrs. • (Color) ' parents and teachers for their Earl Shrieves of The Plains Juno 3-4 encouragement and advice. visited recently at South WebThur.-Frl. The invocation was given by ster with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert "THE NIGHT OF Mr. L. D. Diles. Mrs. Robert Mault. THE IGUANA" Craig, president, gave the wei· Dr. E. A. Tracy of Columbus Richard Burton Sue Lyon come to the graduates of 1965, spent ihe weekend with his Ava Ga rdner special guests at the affair. The mother, Mrs. E. J. Tracy. - andresponse was given by Michl Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram "THE RUNNING MAN" Lloyd, president of the gradual- and Jane and Mrs. R. C Swept. With La urence Harvey ---- -- · M '' . :. -, ..... .- ... -a. ............ . , .., .. - .• · - __ __ __._. -- Keith Morgan, Suzanne Bradbury, King Honored at MHS Banquet Ciass m w:zs .i ol Zanesville were I Ab ain y out People In Pomeroy ~ gueats of Mr. and Mrs. George Sunday evening, lor the sum- s: N0 T1CE =::::::::·======· DRIVE·IN I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Williamson Farm Supply and Lee Remick ing class. (Color) son and Jana of Colwnbus were Mr. Stobart recognize~ class· weeken<l guests of their parenll, - -- - - es having reunions which in- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee. Joineluded the class o.f 1915, repre- lng lhe group for dinner Sunsented by Rodney Downmg, Mli- day, were Rev. and Mrs. Lesdred Lewis Geile, and Virginia ter Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Lewis Sheels. Others were 19211, Bob Lee and Bob Bill and Bec1925, 1930, 1935, 1940, 1945, ky. TONIGHT Mrs. Elizabeth Vlgar has re"STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" 1950 Jnd 1955. (Tecbnicolorl Al u 1i of 0 years or more turned to her home, Delaware, Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrl were presented wiih roses in- alter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. ~i da 1 Gig Young, Edward eluding the class of 19;5 and Earl Shuler, and attended the Judo. Colorcertoons Miss Susan Park Frieda Faehn- Racine commencement where Ile, Mrs_ David Farmer Rose her granddaughter, Ellen SbuWED. ond THURSDAY Sanborn and M.... C. M. Hen- ler received her dlplo11111. June 2·3 Lewis Carl of Baltimore, Md. NOT OPEN 1 nesy. During the business meeling arrived Wednesday, lor a visit FRIDAY end SATURDAY new officers were elected and with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. DownJuno 4-5 are Sally SchiL'If, president; Cia· ie and sons. Wm. Cutle'o ra Riley, lsi vice presidenl ; Mrs. Dana King returned to "NIGHT WALKER" Mrs._ Chaires Lewis, ,~nd vice her home, Hopedale Monday, Robert Taylor. Barbara Stan· preSident; Mrs. William Walt· afler a weekend visit with Mr. wyck, Judllh Merrdith. Lloyd Hocbner. ers , secretary ; and Mrs. Car- and Mrs. T. A. Downie and sons. "HONEYMOON HOTEL" roll Swsnson, treasurer. Patty Mrs. Ralph Hayman of Day. Yates was pianist for lhe group ton was the weekend guest of ITecbnicolor) Robert Gou let, Nancy Kwan, smgmg led by Mrs. Craig. her cousin, Mrs. Boney Mitchell Robert Morse, Jill Sl. John. The dance was held at the and attended the Alumni banhigh school gym with music pro- quet. SUN .-MON~TUES. vided lor dancing by the Phil Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox and Juno 6-7-8 , Roberts Combo of Athens. Our- dautht.er of Hillsboro were week "JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME" ; ing the intermission Bill Bugh end guests of her mother Mrs. Shirle lolacLiine of Columbus entertained with a Walter Miller. ' MEIGS THEATRE ·~~~- ---~~~~~·-~~-ii i imoidieirn~diainiceirioiutiln~e~w~h~lc~hijln· - -·-- --·-- DON'T SIZZI ~! GET A •.• Hotpoint Air-Conditioner ECONOMY 5,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER BUY NOW AND SAVEl INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS e MIDDLEPORT The big righthander had allowed the flrllt hit in the third inning and then retired 18 men in a row before JeU Torborg singled In the ninth. Maury WIUs singled Torborg to third and be scored on Wes Parker'• eacrWce fly lor the only Dodg• run. led oil with 1 walk and aoored The Reds ~eored single runs on Oeron Joh111011'1 dol!6lt, Jim In th• fourth, fifth ond sixth in- Coker ~ubled In Jolmlon and nlngs off starter and I Tonv Petez, wbo had wallled. Claude Osteen and erupted lor RObin1011 hit hia elgbtb homer three more In the eighth off Jim of the IOilliOII ID the fourt in- Leo ¢arderlel had three bits, , way to 1 win ae they scored Including a double In the flltb three unearned rllllS in the sec· alter which Pete Rosa singled ond inning ·Off 'Johnny Padres, I him home. Dick Tratewskl opened the gate Jim Maloney took his first with an error with two out. A 1018 In the opener. He had won single by Cardenas and a walk Brewer. nlnl and doubled In the llJ:Ib, five in a row. to Maloney loaded the bases. A In the elgbtb, Frnk Robinson scoring on Johnson's oiDgle. The Reds appeared on the run scored on a wtld pttch and Rose singled home two runs. Bn1 ·' hday party Held May 23 For Mr•Ra}ph parker Shop &Save! It's Moore's ' Anniversary·Sale KEEP COOL WITH pomeroy Boys' Le' ague ScheduJe nally hitting the win column Tho Dodgers got a pair back MOORE'S FANSI again. They !ell to third place, In the . botto~ of the second four games off the pace eel by Ron Fatr!y smgled and took league-leading Loa Angeles. MAY third on Lou Johnson's double. When they resume action 0.1 D-2 Jim Lefebvre walked to load Tuesday night It will be againlll · , Tlgen at Jets .. . .. , , . , . :n .... .. Yankees at Pirate~ the bases and Traewskt was 24.95 Valua 95 Houston, wbo started them ID Mr. Ral]lll Parker, a life- May 18th was the blrtll dale I Dodgers at Yankee• ••••,. ~~ • ••.. . Tigers at Bombers hit by a pitch to force in Fair· SPECIAL _ the tailspin. And that two-game long resident of Chester, cele- and a family dinner was served Pirates at Bomber. • •• , • 31 .. ..• • . . Jets at Dodgers ly. Wills singled home Johnoon. JUNE Los Angeles tied it in the fifth let will be followed by three brated his 80th birthday on at his home wltlt two 1001, 8': FANS games against San Francisco Sunday, May 23, with a party Roy and Albert preoenl. AI- Yankee~ at Tigers . • • • • • • Z . • • • • • Pirate~ at Bombers as Wills singled, stole second, SPECIAL 6.71 which clubbed Cinlnnatl tbre~ of family, relatives and friends t~ he asked no preeenll be Dodgers at Tlgen •••• • • , 3 . , .... . . leta at Yankees took third on a double steal that games in a row 011 the trip. from far and near at the home gJVen him, many were recetv- Jets at Plratee . . . . • • • • • • 7 .. , • Bombers at Dodgers loUowed Parker's walk and There was on• saving factor of his eon, Roy Parker, Sum- ed . by Mr. Parker, among Yankees at Tlgen • • ••••• 9 • , •• ,. Bombers at Pirate~ scored on an infield single. in sunday 's split, howeve1. Joey 1 ner There were 1110 persons whtch wae a handsomo contour Pirates at Dodgers . ...•. 10 • , • • • • . Yankees at Jets Wills sing.ed with the bases Jay returned to a starting as- present lchatr. M p k Bombers at Jets ..... , • U .. •• .. Tigers at Do~gers . loaded and one out In the ninth 922 signment and turned in the best A 2• f 1 table wa full of , On Marhl edB, 11n • r: ar · Tigers at Yankees ...... 16 . . . . Dodgers at P1rates lo drive in Lefebvre witht he . . "" 00 ' •er was un t mamage to Plr t t J t 17 · pltchmg job lor the Reds in country goodies to tempt the Ma Smith, five sons and one a es a e s . . . . • • . . . . . . Yankees at Bombers . . ' Wl.nmng run. I more than a week as ne won appetite. Ice cream and cake da.::hter were born 10 th" rrn- Dodgers at Yankees . •... 21 .... - . . Jets at Togers rhe Reds dropped a 12-5 slugWith Famous the nightcap, 6-1 , after the were served to late-comers. ion _ George, ldlled In action Bombers at Tigers . .... . 23 ... . Yankees at Dodgers fest to the Dodgers and Sandy Dodgers took the opener, 4-3. , . In World War II _ Albert, Dodgen at Jets .••.. •. 24 . . • • . • Tigers at Pirates Koufax on Sunday w1th Sammy Briggs-Stratton Motor Jay spun a three-hitter as he Mr. Parkers only SISter, Mrs. Ha ld Lela d d H 1 Pirates at Yankees • , .. . 28 . .. .• . • Jets at Bombers -- - - , went the distance lpr his third Ethel Stout, came from TupLADIES ~ 11 ~ra~chll~e.": 11 :e~: Yankees at Dodgers . .... 30 . . . . . . . . Pirates at Jets 95 up win in lour decisions His con pen Plams and his only uncle, I I the I JULY trol was razor sha~p as he Pearl Parker, £91 In October), presen a par y. Tigers at Pirates . ... , ... 1 . . .. Bombers at Yan_kees ALL LEATHER , Also Some Gooct Used fanned etght and did not walk a Iron; Long Bottom. Jets at Bomben . . ••• . .. 5 .• ... . Dodgers at Togers HAND LASTED Mowers On Hand man. I Several consins from 8 dis. 1Yankees at Pirate. . . . . • . 7 . . .. • ... Dodgers at Jets 1 tance, attended including Mr•-1 Bombers at Dodgen .. • .. 8 . .. . '. Tigers at Yankees , I Edward Johnston Washington Jets at Tigers ... .... . . 12 .•• . .. Pirates at Bombers D. c.; Mrs. Heien Macloud, Bombers at Tigers .. .. .. 14 .. . ... ... Yankees at Jets 1 Coolville; Mrs. Leah Colley and Pirates at Dodgers . . . . . . 15 AA-8 Widths $2.99 I STARFIRE IMPERIAL Mrs. Carl Jones, Marion ; DaMake-up games will be made up by playing a d~uble Sino 5'1:1-9 - na McCain and Harry Guiltheader next time the teams meet. These 2ames w11l be rie , living near Mr. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien 4 Innings. Winner of above aehedule will be presented , ~-------and Jimmy Antiquity spent an lndlvldual__t_r_. opc_:r~e l ~s_:_.- - - - - - - -- - - - - MIDDLEPORT, o. 750x14 Sargent of Racine, Mr. and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Free· -;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;::_....:~========-: SIZE _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons Mrs Bill Robinson and family land Norris. CHUTE FA!Lll 1, visited with Pete Durllt at the Dor~as. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Mrs. Charlee Lawson and H~r- JOHANNESBURG South Af.l plu s tax P!e.sant Valley hospllal Satur- Stover were callers Thursday. old, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hit· . . UPl l Th · 1 day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Her· tingbottom and family attended nca I .e on Y woman SALE! GOOD loert Roush and Roger visited Mr. and Mrl. Lannie Jenkins funeral servicee for Everette contestant m the. South Alncan Mr. Durst on Sunday. Mr. and baby of Pomeroy spent an Smith at Steubenville. parachute tumpmg cbampwn-r Durst Is a former resident liv- levening with Mr. and Mre. Fred Wilda Lawson il employed at ships plunged to her death l lng now at Pt. Pleasant whero'l. J~nkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Uttca. Monday when her chute failed he feU recently breaking his Krrk of Mason spent Sunday Marsha M0 r a n, to open. ONLY back. with the Jenkins family. Gloeckner and David The victim, Rosllnd Vander $30.00 Oown S.lenc:• •• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell and Mrs. Sherman Ford returned wer~ among .Southern . Riel, 24. leaped from a plane Conw.,lont fmno plus tax daughter and farruly o.f Newark I to her home Sunday after being Seruors makmg the . lrtp at an altitude of 5,11110 •pent the weekend with Mr. a surgical patient at a Hwlting· New York and Washington, CASH AND CARRY •nd Mrs. BUI Fox. ton hos !tal. C. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Larry ~~:~~i p FURNITURE CO. Earl Robin!IOn were Mrs. Jack 1 of Colambua epent the w Roy Pearson were Mr. a n d MASON, W. VA. with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Junior Salser and . Mike Gl~kner and attended and Rita, Mrs. Roger Theiss, mencement exercise• at Racine. Barbara. Barry and Beth, all '-==="""'"""'"""'!""'"""'"""'"'!""""""""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~~ Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner of Dorcas. Sally PearSOII Mrs. Roy Dooohne attended ColumbUI was weekend guest. shower for Margie Stobart Mr. and Mrs. R<>y Buck Racine Methodlllt Church and Mrs. Cora , Buck Mrs. Glenn Hensley and 'day evening. spent the weekend with Mr. BiUy of Middleport visited Mr.;, ~v~ !nt the :~deo'fu~~n Beegle and hetonr Robeparenta MFr .. dand Mrs. Mae- weekend wiih Mr. and Mrs. rts, " ay. John Stobarl Jr. Mr. and Mn. Alee Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goth- Mrs. John Stohart, Sr. return- and Bill met their daughter, Mr. andt and son Bruce, Columbus, ed home recently from a visit and Mrs. Edward Morris in spent the weekend with her with Mr. and Mre. Ralph Will !umbos Sunday and brought mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. and family in Chicago. Erin and Chrle Morris home Mrs. Scott Folmer spent a Sandra Donohue of ColumbUI, witht hem for a week'• vlslt. week in Pittsburgh with he Donohue of Marion spent brother and sister-in-law, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrl. Daniel Jaml!!. Donohue and attended 20" Window Fan 18· LAWN MOWER =fJ'; 39· 1 App(e Grove Society Notes I Harrisonville News Notes I 1 SANDALS THE SHOE BOX CHJEF PAINTS ECONOMY ALL STAR LATEX WALL PAINT 4.99 Vlllu. - 1.79 NO DRIP- CHIEP LATEX WALL PAINT 5.99 Value only 4.99 OUTSIDE House Paint ECONOMY PAINT GALLON_ 1·99 1 i • CHICAGO C.P.W. QUALITY PAINT ' I • 5.00 V1lue ONLY--- I 1 I TIRES I' MUFFLERS COOPER I and TAIL PIPES FREI! INSTALLATION SERVICI! AUTO BATTERIES RECAPS $7,49 24 MONTH HEAVY DUTY 12 Volt 15'95 luhlntl Moore's In Pomeroy Rock Springs Society Notes a:.:,. Orville Rader ofwltb ColumbusMrs. epent the weekend 11er sister, 'dn. W. H. Ebersbacb and daughter SybU. Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther and son, Philip of Middletown weekend guests of his Jl81'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther and Mr. Ginther attended the Alumni banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nesselroad and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper attended commencement at Rio Grande CoUege Sun<!ay afternoon, when Eric Alan Hart received the Bachelot of Science degree in EJe. mentary Eduatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea GUbert < < ' < 1.-===-=-==;;.l ucolEMAN'' at Ronald Bearhs was a ~:~~!·l ~:~e<~=: Local exercises High school ness visitor in Gallipo!l., Their brother, Kearney day morning. wu one of the f1td0,:~~ Mr. and Mro. Wilbur and accompanied attended commencement Marion where ha will & cises Friday evening at employment. East Broad Street Mrs. Ray Heiney returned Church in eotumbns. her home Saturday after daughter Miss Ruth AM Bai- week'l l)ay at GaiUpolie M01ll·ll ley WBI ~ member of the grad- cal CaRter. Mrs. Heinly Is . uating cl81s of the ferlng from • heart condlhon. Looutt It, Mlddloporl BUBiness University. Her daqhter, Mrs. Craig Theo-11 Mr. and Mrs. Bailey also dore and cblldren of Columbus l'lloM WY :14511 !ted Friday In Columbns with spent the weekend wHh her. Mrs. Bailey's parenll, Mr. and Sunday guesll of Mr. and Mrs. , Mrs. J. E. Levecy. 71111 llttr dpN!ttll PMUd wldl Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonardi• Amerlat'IINit.cutflljlijwtabuco and daughter Betty, Mra.ttm~­ -ramou Half 111111 Half. Mrs. William Grueser Ina ..-, IIJIU- ....., Trr 1 ed a family dlnnll' at the IIICk. fltiiQ, of Mr. md Mrs. Dale ~:: Naylor'& Run. Also p1 l i t< were Mr. and Mro. Glenn j I # J Nra and famBy of ·Pomeroy. •i I HEATING SALES SUVIa CHASE HARDWARE eluded audience partlclpatioa Mrs. Craig sang a number, "On the TraU," with Mrs. Yatea at the plano. Commlttee membera for the event were: decoratful - Glenn Glaze, chr., Bea Stewart, Yvonne Scally, Betty Gilmore, Barbara MuUen, Paul Haplollllall, Sally Walters and Sally Scbaal; nomlnatful commlttee, Donald Mills, Clara Riley; Table Ill'· rangemente, Mary Skinner. The lounge was furnished by the Ingels Furniture Store In Middleport. The western theme wu carried out ID lhl decorations In the gym, Gel...... _,JZ a conservative man. first his life .. :•+k :I'' Y>~l'f< ~~;; ,~·-~ mtown to have flameless electric heat? rrrm.t,. -~.... . <\: J;W:.4- At first some of M,r. Burn~ l ey's neighbors thought .7 :. ' ,~, '! ·.· I , . , Mrs. £i ~ fl .STORAGE l CONTRACJOR "' 'I OPALL YOUR ·WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER PAY THE CLEANING · - ' . • ' {;i• ' ·.·~ ~ .,h " IS. 'I +. .' • ''!J . (, >' dcll't wait. Enroii.IIOW. • ' ' ·~ ·' • lou must be age 65 or CMI'. (Or, married to a persoc11 Mlo kJ • Sons or daughten Dtay enroll ~ 65 or o'fflf. (hi tact, or o\'er) . ..,_ May ..-all MJt t aIll a • Jlto physical examinatioll Reeded. • No healttl questionnaire pequired. • No canceltaHoa due io toni' .- itt ness. You owe • to ,_..N and - • Q aeM ,._ faN 1D get all the informatioa 011 llow OHIO 65 etn protfct you 1111ainst hospital/surgical/meclcll bills that could easily wipe out ,ru SIWAI& ond .... )'OW' . - - ploos. ,-----------------, I I I 1 I . I . I, I :I •· ·! •• •:. I I'IIU • - • - · I .•. - your IMunnce aeeot- Ill I his Ill ll1o details of coverage ond 1 - - Fll out tbls and liWO I lloI lllr. if,.. pm., llH out lids coupon I IIIII to 01110 65.J I I I t IIOSPtTM. • SURGICAL • MEDICaL INSIJRIYICIE FOR OHIO RESIDENTS 85 01 OIIU Get the fUI .f acte f r - your IMu,n. . . .ent '' ' •' . - Ill',.. ;' ,. •• .. I •• TOll _,. _ . and P"rcbase OHIO 65 prolectioo bcgitming June L Bat tile ot- corolment period closes June 30. Accidents and sick· · .nd acc~s dan't •It for n~ \aWs. Cuwent ~- "9s'djM t-.re! cannot be- JuiJl, '1161i. One ol OHIO 65'• thrw plonO illlltlfol ~ ' .<'I .I OHIO ~ is Jor resideols d. Ohio age 65 or over. llehind it are refiOURlOi of 54 leading insuram:e oompanie&. There ""' lbree plans simple 1o .-1: laad, easy Ia 9elect from, low ia cost ENROU NOW/ let l1aopilal • MJ1oo1 ' _ . ioMnl<:l IAotoetkll ......... . , ' .•! lilt Is bod , •• many weeh lA 1he loospital either Itt youod • a kM:d ~ But lt's easier whoa }IOQ baliC OHIO 65 lo help Jlllf JwMj 'I I• sncgir3l and mOOical bills. l'MII • ' ''· .,.:7" , '. /.'• . ! uHe'U be here for a long, long time!" I' . Phone 667-3415 ' BOB MILLER, MGR. WY 2·2171 -. CHARGES IN IHI FAW ...}, ' . ... 125' I. MAIN ST. .' 1 fiOib tor your home-It's surprltlfliiY conserVJtivt. ·'· ~ '·'~ .. .P'-1<.~- :;. ' COOLVIUI, OHIO ' Ill yourElttltlr near•stHeatillJ Ohio Powtr cfftctl~::::-.,:~ ~~=:~ it kllowan Dearer for •au•r1ntltd ( ELECTRIC HEATING •nd INSULATION I " ., Why..at forget thMI and ulad I ..... out ulpful eash loans every · ~ lhahu,. so manj everyday ' ~..... andl ...... libtodo .. 1 • - .. ... ,t · •• •• • -· Burnsle~ •.lucklest woman H1 town. She'& enjoyeca housekoepina t4omit for 10 year'S. .,,(~ ·f; "-'· i' [. .;; .... /o ~ ·!., ' - MYRL COAKLEY = · "'" I• •Uto IU'IIfi,, C ~ ~Will ltltiM • ~ .• milO POWER COMPANY ........,....-,...... M'~ ........... Naturally such • per:fectionlst would be first in town to IWiteh to electric h1~ .lt'1 the only perfect way to heat. til, •i ;iii' ~ rp , e 11 ~ ' . The conservat1ve Mr. Burns ley (as you ca n see) is also .,,ry · he'd flipped his bowler." They don 't th ink so anymore ! _precise, neat and immaCLitate. till' ,_ . Electric rates have gone down 4 times In 4 years and Mr. Burnsley's clean, comfortable, trouble :free · electric i ·\ Such a partlcular 'man wants his home heating.sys. heat costs li ttle more thon th e old-fashioned kind. ·•• tem to be as perfect as modern living should be, He wants heating that can be precisely controlled ; heati ng that'a uniform-no drafts, 110 hot spots; heating that's reilly clean.., :· ~: ; · NO OMJGA.TION FOB ESTIMA.TES PRONE 867-3415 (:OI.I.t:Cf •• 0.101114 ( CINCINNATI <UP!) - The reeling Cincinnati Reds were back borne today, nursing their woundl from · the west cout ware and preparing lor a brief five-game home · stand The "golden well!" proved pretty costly to the Reds, wbo dropped six in a row before fl. MASON Fa•u• For Safety With The ExdusiYe SAFm GRID lhating Element ' /' Ellis ·tile riotim and were FranciocO ' "~ - BillJ ct.•pped 6·4 Saturday at San 1til~ -~ .~ lD relief. ~99 HOME HEATING f ~au~ ,:5enunel, .l'omeroy·Middle~ 0"Sune 1, 1~5_:_J.r New Furniture All-Electric ' \ 3 ROOMS ELECTROMODE ... Reds Return Home After Dis~tr6us R~id Trip·(3-6) ' I •• I · I 1. - " ' I II ' Hit W IULll : I I r.o: I . • •slUICE JSS!ICIITIII I ·111 Mil • · CII.IIIWS, -1111 41211 I I ·-··*·------~---··· �!J ·roday's ·.Medical Report 'v their spread by keeping lnfe<:l·l ed pupils oul of !.he pool noi been sucessful. Chemical ly DOROTHY KILGAI.LIN foot baths lor bathers leav•lngJ the pool have been tried !hi.> has ~so been shown to be ~ .lp II GoUwn ro ., .. drew applalllll from lbatmenlll. K 'll)r or the renownuseless. ~ ·ne Autry, I' l ·ri'MI' cow· w~P, audience for more edJ~n 1 en PI~ house In War· boy star, has eyes to buy t · five mlnulel alter tho fadeout. ~~ ..!.,. th have Some help can be of New York's most , mnous Movie representatlvea from II ::~ m.:~ ~j~'k;t Rll:~ lor fror, having all swimmers wear hotels. So far the answer to cfllll are now acrambllni th k 1 "Carousel' the!; own privale slippers or hla .r hal been a louu "ao" book the plcturt . , . The not • ~· Rw:rt cfoulel and Caraandals at all times except . , . Brian ~pstein, DllliiiJif ol so-seerel romance between an La!en~e Ill June than lor whtn a,ctually in lhe water. Dal- lhe Beatles, WIDII here from actress who llcyrockele.. to an olher roductlon In Ire ly cleaning and dlslnfectlor of London lor 1 conference with Broadway fame and an actor Y f ~ lh 1 Ti k Is the Joker room floor Is helpful. Sid Bernslein, prorr.oter of the witt an unhappy home llfe history ~ e ib~a ~e. 1c 1 Bath towela should be boiled Aug. , . bash .~ Shea Sladlum, pears to be over. For 1 are '." ~:U t' : the aft< · each use W" '· $217,00 already In the II blazed . . . Barbra c ase I aec 1on ' · till (out of a possible f247.000l, and'a TV apecial ol April Warren newapapers ve filled Q - Wllal causes hives• Sid will ask the boys to do a twhlcb wu greeled with wllh ada placed. by people try· I What teals are needed to rna~ second concert the followiq zah8 from Coast to Coast lngbto bu~! patr1 :.; U~ •timellbt · d H K 1M made p••• one an clu o., · kel ""' to a dl8gllosla? Wl.at is lhe · • · · · · oneymoone:a "' • .,.. .' dd' oomcu Cia a111 blaioD month Novak and Richard Johnston, dented accomplishment a a ,1111 Y• JO on a personal appearance tour laped vldoo show 1 "'ill be re- the routines, naturally - and A - Hives are caused by to ballyhoo ''Mol: Flanders," pealed on Oct. 20, In prime audt•nces •eem to be laughing lergy - usually 1o an article are having baWea that last far time and Just when the new gooll naturodly · · · 'l11e owuer diel or something in longer lhan tho Clay • Liston 81!81011 il swinging. It will - "· a ralber ne" daueing spot with the skm. Food fight Eme•t Lehman, who get Ibis - preempt Danny has asked lor pnlle protection. are determined by carefully wrote lhe screen v•rslon of Kaye'• lhow. Pretty fabuloua He claims the underworld bas pervised dteta that "Wfo's Afraid of V'rqinla for 8 23-7ear-old performer, marked him for assasslnallon. 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN one or more foodatuff• for Woolf?" and wlll also produce then she'a pretty fabulous. AB"'L SWORN 1'" i says the movie wlll .·r ex· "ITTSBURGH (UP!) - I. W. Automatic. Power brakes, power steering, new or live days. Contacl a" tesled by patch lests. The actly two and a hall hours with Vince EdwardJ, one of the Abet. 66, will be sworn i• today white sidewalls, wheel discs, radio, back-up lights, suspected Irritant Is applied no intermission. Okay, Ernie biggest losera of all lime (at as of the United to a small piece of blotting pa- - but what's it aoin& t< be the ract!lraek), il now dropping of America tinted windshield, air·conditioning. per and held against the lest about? This gorgeous chick bundles on baseball ... All the <USW) In the greateat power area with adheaive lape for 24 whose h .Jband Ia so attractive match packelll at Sybil Burton's changeover in tbe hialory of NOW hours. all lhe girls on the <ampUl discotheque, Arthur, are solid the milllon·rnember union. ~ , . wild about him? black with nolhing on them. ONLY . oug , n~us , Trini Lopez seema to be giv· But pretty soon one side wtll 1c drugs wtli g1ve some rebel, 1 th of Whist!-'• na e romanu·c treatment to sh..ow a picture ., ..a " GMAC Financing Avai11ble 1 only satisfact"ry Is to discovert he caust and a pretty redhead nam. 1 Nc a ...other. W :. Why, '?I" lhe avoid it. . Kelly. She's a dancer who will same reason the place IS eall· Please lend our uesUonl beco: ..o one ·I the "Hullabaloo" ed Arlrur, of course , . Mile! and omments ~ Waq e G. glri !house dancers) when Davis, atlll hobbling about wllh Brandsladl, M. D.• tn ~are ol Basm Street Inaugurates Its hiB lea In a cBBt, Is wrtllllg lbe Cadillac - Oldsmobile lhla paper. While Dr. Braud· discotheque policy ... ~e lint scores for a couple of mo!lon atadl caonot answer Individual exhibitors preview of Ship of pictures. Very ltu:rahve PS18fl"\'ou'U Uke Ou1 Quality IV ay ot Umn~ Busln•n" lettero, be will aoswer ]ellen Pomeroy. Ohio of general lnlerest Ia future WY 2 5342 columna. FRIENDLY FOLKS Our Here Aro $100 WINNI!.:RS for s~vings a. .J, ·" "' 0'J Gay Nineties F. $. H1Jns & Sllcto~ 4 .Peaches ....... Soup .. ' ..... . 7 Bread ...... ' . 5 Margarine ...• 6 12-oa. Lunch Meat ... tl# cans Pillsbury & lollord K~r An'td. Vir1ft y Kroger V. P. Reg. & Drip Coffee ....(~t~~:· t~n:nt· '·:·· :a·. • 2 lb. Gelatins ... • • • 12 Jellies . • • • • • S • • • • I o1~ a11 Can dYBars Aso'ld. Vartety 30 $1 9 Nocant . 303 $1 COffl StAndard C. S. Yellow - -- -- - $1 Toilet Tissue -W.·~d:~ 3 4-roll pAkl HI""' 3 ll.ot. $1 • . ______ . bo... Cake MIX --__-_7 No.'""'303 $1 Peas -___S.•d. _Fancy lland"d 8 No. 301 $1 GJ reen BeanS Brand <••• 8 No. 301 $1 romatOeS st•ndard Brand • • • Holly, .. • O.n<an Facial Ti~sue <1n1 s;~: pkgl. Ice Milk 10-ea. lara ~ ...... • ••••• No need to put it off for another year. Take a trip, enjoy a rest ••• and let us help. We lend millions of dollars to thousands of people for hundreds of dif· ferent reasons. To us, enjoying a well· :'~:· Tomato Juice .. 4~:; Hi-C Drinks ... Kroger Evaporated $1 3 lbt. Frtsh ......... Milk •••• •• o....nd-11 Exp. 6/5/65 lllxp. f/51115 ~:::- REFORMED MAN IS BIG PROBLEM Tenderay Full Cut c SPECIAL ' English Roast Tondoray Jh. FREE~-:~· . Swiss Steak............. . 59c Thrifty lb. Boston Rolled a·o·ast 4 loneloll Rolletl and Tied Breaat ........ ........ ]h. :l5c Whole L8KI ........ .. lb. 49c Brea&l Quartero lb. 39c Lea Quarters ........ lb. 3!k c ' ' lldlsooi'Nmlvm Saltines -•• -_____ -------- -7:! lti'WIMIIII - . ................... 39c n.... . -. ..... ...... ~· · · ·· · ···· .. 41c Bock& Is N8cko ]b. JOe Linrt .. ............ ...... lb. Sic 3. ~ .37c . Golden Ripe ·- Fresh gal. Pick a Wt bunCh II lb. Regularly $2.13 .., Lifeboll1, 2 ... .... ·3lt fvr ,aaciR, I~ . ... dltNit, Praise CHERRY PIE • • JANE Praise 2:; 37c Spry- 2·111. . ' ................ Dear Scared: · CIRCUS p:~~J~2sc Conlrary 10 oonelualona you draw from readlna lov•lorn col· lllllli, etc., a man DOESN'T fall for every pretty girl pall opporluDlly II hla wa,. .. . .Aaymore t1w1 you'd be 1 over lor every ogling wbo trios to Jet yoli alone In tbe kJt. eben. UIMI a little 1n1st - 1111d seuon II wllb . bumor. - H. "nllJ column Ill dedicated to fBIIIIJy um,. 110 you're 11111 kid lrlluble ot ju.at truqble, lei Helen lullp -· • uy . Sbe wW ll8o welcome OWII IDlUiing tl()e1'lancel, dNSI lfllla Balle! ln eaN u REGULAR Michigan Peat ••. '::- $1.49 Spagnlim Peat _...... $3.89 FRUIT DRINK I ., .I. PEACHES I.Jb. ean thla aewiJNII'f• 25c 79c CALIFORNIA, VALENCIA ORANGES 4~ 51~ ~ I \ CIM AlP I RAND - GRADI A ·~. ,.. 4HL CALIFORNIA - YELLOW CLING - Sliced or Halvn .. tl. I 5 .~~~ 89c BRAND .... '.,, [':.. 93t •' ...... ......:......... t.~. PARKER GRAPE - ORANGE • PUNCH or PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT , MADE WITH DoVtf . Bibb Lettuce _•___ . _. •. 49e 49c C . 39 What do you do when a girl , !brows herself at your bus- ' band? 8be workl with him at lbe offJee and lhe ll very obYlowt about II. Jlm Just He lbblkl it'l flllml' that a hill hlJ qe eould be attr•tetetf But, Halla, llhe'a PS'IIIy• ~~ human. AND I'm - SCAR- I laugbl. l ' special Regular POTATO BREAD 1 3 r:~· 41c - read ill "n" lor a ''u" In a cent Helping Hand Item. Mu. ~ullan RUle'• addrtsa is Friend. II 89 lb. big JANE PARKER- 8"- 1-lb. BoL , 'Uf*l 'D I tent. •.·•· Romai.tre Lettuce ~ ... uch 19c SAVE MILD •nd MELLOW near Helen: .................. . 33c Beauty Soap ,iil-t · 89c ........ .................. 2 :: ~1.e · " Golct.n lllpe ban•n•• Orange pkg. EIGHT O,CLOCK COFFEE read YOUR "U's" for ''n'l". Final Touch Bananas % 79c 1-lb. 4-ot, 24c OFF llhlp Houae, DanvUJe, ky. Hope the poll ofnce mil· --------~-------- Giblet& ............. lb. 39c Winao .... ............. lb. 19c Shrimp ___ - 2 ;:;.. $1.49 r Vanilla Wafers Krispy Crackers Bandy Andy lb. 25c NOTE TO READERS: I 11111- :• llnahltee Lux Beauty Soap Haddock ------111. 49e ' our IOllll were home. - H. used to sprout ·em often-whell n•. or Fresh Frozen Chicken Parts IIF'flh F,..qn r ~- lloddoorry or Strow· loorry Pmorves Shouldtt Cut Tenllerar Tenderay -Fresh IIIII- with ........... l •. 59 c FREE 50 . ............., 59c Ground Chuck ... . English Roast CORRAL S(;ME FINE: GIFTS Wll H. . 1 • I • ! 1 lb. MIDDLIPOaT, O. WY 2-3214 BEEF STEAKS . - Thrifty Full Cut PAGI ST. FREEZER QUEEN - FRESH FROZEN TRAY PACK I Kroger Fresh GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. I .' • I I ! tall cans Chuck Roasts PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES! Helen Bottel-_. $2000 $ Tenderay & Thrifty Full Cuts 1.--- by lone, amoldng 1 slolen cipretle and laking furtive gulpa ol beer, and thinking about how Dear H~len: . , lovely life wu before the reThere s nothing wone lhao a formation. Any BUggeotlnns! reformed smner, believe mel SORROWFUL , Not that ~.Y , bul~~ '!'as P.S. I'm kidding - I think... .much of a smner, but he s a ; Dear Sorrowful whale of a reformer! He has : No suggetliona. Just empa· 1. g~ven up ctgaretlei, %. lOIII lhy. My huaband is allo on a ! on a diet, and 3. b driDkinC ,diet, m1 nowadays 1 sign my· nothing llronger !han black cof· :ael! : STARVING. fee (because beer Is loaded 1 p .S. How about jo]Jling me 1n with calorlel) . a solitary peanut bolter und· earned vacation 18 Now I 11111 for him aU the ' wich? - H, reason enough. way-at least aU lhe way down IDear Holen: . to 160 pounds which is hia nor- We keep - ear It! lbe apart,. mal weight, But does he have rnent house parking Jot and II io acl so holy aboul II? Every . geto prelty duaty. Today I' Ume I pick up a cigarette, be oouldn't believe my eye•. All ' I. &lves a hollow cough and he the way acr011 tbe hood were even circles cancer stories In Itiny fool prlntJ, about two the llAlwapaper. If I eat a potato es lonl - smaller tiVOli than a or order a IUDdae, you can al-; baby'a. Now I've seep cal , most see him drawing his black , lracks otten on the ear, but ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY · mourner• Cllpe llOIII1d him, or : never ~uman tracks. Evep if a Ll~ lnsurance.Avafllblt On AJilo1ns ' else he makes 1uper1Dr remerks lpigmy were on the loole, what : about Jack of will power and would he be dolna on our car? 300 W, Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pamer()¥ , how ytlll shouldn't be a slave to T.G.E. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON your stomach. And I'm about ])ear T: lo becolJII P Jolitary drinker. I No piply - jU!I 1 p. J. DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Not · thllt I evlll' drink more ' (practical joker). Here's how than one can of beer, but now ' lt'a done: Make a llibl lilt, I feel IUilty aboill it. 'preu it, ltltleoflllllf • aide So I am sitting here, all a· In lbe dult, Ibm with your -------~-------------------- _ ___;:_ __,;___ del lincer add live "toea." IIIII: I perfect miniature fool print. Our fireplace manl:le bon ' -5 i HELEN HELP US! caoll Joan ol An v Til DElAY 1-lb. . plcgl. 2 IH. Leta, IIIIo Slat 1 Early Bird Specials KARR & VANZANDT K,...r All FIIYtrt Peanut Butter ... ~~::b. Pepsodent ..... 3 ~~: Detergent • • • • • • • • • • :r • • • Biscuits . ~ ..... 12 1·01. Krogt>r Assorted FIIVOrt $139 20-ol. INVII htmore Counlry Club 29c Clftl Kraef'r White Salad Dress,n] Save 1 $2295 ., li'IJ-ot. No. 2~.'2 Embnsy 1 1 ) !J SPECIAL 63 OLDS HooraY 1 ,, J:a a Few of Our K RO G tR Voice of Broadway·••• reporting ---- --- .ly Wayne G. Brandsladt, M.D. .t - Athlele'a fool, or ring· As a school nurse I see wnrm, and plantar warts are Ids w1th planlar warts and apread by contact with lbe loCk· 't '-•11•1e's fool. Since our school er-room floor lllld not from lbe .;w ha• a swimming pool, water. Individual resiitance •hat measures should be tak· appears to be the determining . lo . prev~nt lhe spread of ractor In who develops these heSt mfecltons' 1infoctloJII. Attemplll to control THl Tide ,: •' •. " �... _ .. ....,.... _ ....... , .. .. '".-'t.............. .oo:. .......... ., I ,· ·' (\ ' ·' '· ' "•• 1 t Classified Ads Your Modern Comriiunitv Bulletin ·. Board· . I -® Pom eroy Motor Co. .,...-------. ----------=::-::-:-:-=------,-------:::--::--8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport, 0., June 1, 1965 WANT AD Help Wentecl FOR SALE Bvsineu S.rvices 2 SIGNS INFORMA noN LEARN OF DEATH 'l'uelday. Burial wu beside W Wbrd was received recently late husband. Three eons, 0. of the sudden deatil o1 Mrl. Ray vld of Marion, Dick and Palll H. Furney (nee Clara BUill) of of Columbus and live .......c!dL Columbus OD Saturday eftnlD&, drea• IUI'viVI.. , May 22 at bel' home. Mrs. Fur"' ney WU the dauJbter ol· Rev. U KD t,ED P. S Bllti8 and Lyda Kerr Bllti8 TOKYO <UPll - A IU • who was a pas1or In Melp IIIII plotlcm ripped 1111'0agh a coal Gal!Ia County over 7 yean 81,0 mint· on lbe IIOUibem lalaDd of Mrs. Furney was a fr-· .... VIa- Kyushu today, .., -.-u• _1.:.. Aillborltl• .._ .. ltor with Mrs. Henrietta Me- ported Zf WJUert killed .... 221 Dade and had many frienda trapped UJid.eraroiDd. were sorry to leant of iter The blut occurred at l ·tlhafl death. owned by lilt Y8111D118 llbtfal Mr. and Mrs. Gertld Otn el Corp., In Fnirnota -perleelure Huntington were among tlloM near the loW!I el Inatsukl, who at•·-ded lbe £----a1 ·1111 -•- southeas• of Tokyo. WOMAN to do babysitting and 19115 CONSOLE stereo. JU!I Ilk· AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgerlight housework, 5 days per en ln. Lovely walnut conaoie 8~ oervlce. Jack's Refrig· , ' ' ' M••'" ".::: '"" .... week. Phone WY ~4. wllh AM It FM radio. • eratton, New Haven, Phone Of CA>/Cl!LLA'IWNI 1 1 &tp speed record changer, t TU 2-3537. t I tic . "' , co:=""'.!:Jl" ,,.. ._ ._ speakers, dual volume con;,,'0.. ., Pubuuti.o BABY Sl'M'ER, 5 ~ days week. troL This set three months HEATING, Plmlblnl, MeDer $1689 RBoVLATIOMt Light housekeeping. Write old. Take over payments of hrtlac... Amold Brollten, 1962 Ch!tvrolet Impel a }'",',,,"",',"~~ ....... of ... e Dally Sen"-el, $6 per month or itpay· balance :lll Eaol Mala Street, Pom· whitewall 11'1' Cpe. 327 cu. in. VB engine, std, tr1ans. roddl,o,t hrloea~, ., ,...,..., --.. ...__... 'u loW Ph WY .wwJ ti.I;t& wlite fini!lh, spotless c ean re ID e r. ;;·::.;.;::,""'~.;.. ~~ Box 668·D. Pomeroy. bdue $89c.76U. TryWY ••~, your ;eroy. one 7 .20 tic 1961 Chevrolet Bisceyne $1.195 5 ~- tre ~~r~ liJ:U o.:011a':r:r::U: orne. 8 ~5.29-&tcj 2 Door. Local owner, blue finish, interior c:lean, 4 sood WW U S. Clvlllorvlco T-1 ....... , R 1E F S 1e tires, rado land heater, V8 ~ngine, Powergllde trans. 51118 or 1 uTU ,._.,;.... ~ ... ,.. ....,. .... b 11 ti · ea 1958 Chevrolet $2.95 '"' Wont •• "'""'" ...,. .., ...., aoon •••u.. moot NECCffi, u t-In auloma C ZJg-1 1 Cenu pu word on• tnnJ'Ilaa. l'hoUI&IIda ot totlt ol*t PTepal'llt01'7 ina ~-r Minim= .,..... "' ,.... .,.,.,.. ""' , • .,..... _,.,,.,. zag sew~., mach.me, Makes HOUSE FOR SALE two years I Brookwood St. Wagon. VB eng Ine, Powergl'd ' e, power •~ "leeuUva C••"' IDIIertiOill. .., ..,,. "" ,_ - tiOD .....,liD lobe. ,.,__ ., .,... , .. ,,.,.. fancy destgJis sews on buttons, ' d ing, clean Interior, good tires. .alarl81, l'tQUirem•n'-. I B I old, 3 bedroom,s bath an ~ UWCI" .&J..Lil-' " :~·:--..:"":t.l::fo".:;','"....... w,:::_ ..... '""" ........._ ... makes buttonboles, etc. a. carport. No down payment re~ CA.KD lOF n;!Nitseo• ~~ f:eoiD temct. . . . . . . PomeroJ ance due only $63 or pay $6 quired. Phone SH 2-5868. i;,..." ~g~..,. ... Doll> ......,. . . _ oldo. per month. CaD WY ~tc I 1 121p OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ., APRIL LOG 11:15 Mu.ical *lode ..... u. u. UlO P. • Da.lb. For I 1e •'' oo s•0u 11 30 Republl Le"'··-......., UI "' ,. " ,.,,. ..... . : HOUSE FOR SALE, 5 rooms in POMEROY, OHIO ""' : can ""''""'"' ~ ~· • OUVER corn ptcker. Rotary ! Minersville. Phone WY 2-00 21. 6:00.15 Musical Cloclr 11:45 Waiter Moeller BESULT PRooucJNO RHODE ISLAND Red hens and hoe, portable elevator. Mrs. I 3IC BEDFORD GRADUATES 7:00 Be Slill and Knaw 12:00 Local II Obto Newt 17 6 ""'" •• roosters. call 84H778. Clyde Well, WY u:no. Auto Sale• 7:oz.30 News 12:20 Evans Builetlll Boald PHONE WY 2-2156 6 1 3tc 5-29-31p HOUSE for Rent: 3 bedroom There was a large attendance 7:46 Echoes Of JoY 12:25 New.o.Graml USt.'D PI~NOS . PUBLIC AUCTION TIIe un- home at 1126 E. Main St., • 63 Buick_ $2,395 at the 8th grade graduation ex· :~~5-300b~~~ley:• 12:30 G~u:.~u~tlnet --L--,--nd~Fo=-u-n-d;--l Two, nice recondlttoned uprtgbt d . ed d t ill health Phone WY 2-3408. 5-29-61C I LeSabre 2 dr. Hard '!'OP. AI· ercises at Bedford Grad, school 8,55 Community New• da ced f .k I erstgJI ' ue o ' - - - - - - -- .. j most like the day It w a I of A1teroate Salur ya ptanos, prl or _qu!C sa e, must discontinue farming and , . sold. Automatle ohllt. Spot· recently. The elass consisted 1:00 Talk of !be Towo 1:55 New1 Beat LOST OR strayed English minx Call Rutland Furmture, SH 2· will sell the following at 1461 FOR SALE. 6 room holM: leas brome mist original fl. 17 pupils. Each graduate pre- .9:55 Mason County New1 2:00 Saturday Matllles cat, black, bob tatled, rtght 4811. 6 I 3tp Gibbson Road (II mile West Will .sell completely furms~ nisb. sented his mother wilb a red 10:00 Public Service Show 2:55 News Beat front foot missing. Anyone PLACE your order now- for s. R. 681 between Pagetown ed, Wldrth wan to wa)l ~· 63 Chevrolet $2,395 . . Re 10:15 Daily Light 3:00 Saturday Matlnes who baa ·een him please con- bla k be · p b0 nd Alb Ob' ) 1 00 · an.. apes, or un urn · Impala 2 dr. Hard Top. Show· rose corsage. The DliDISter '· 10:30 Latchstring 3:55 Newo Beat " e ' N J, rd 637 c rasp rrtes, a any, 10 ' : p.m. Call WY 2-2551 or WY 2 • room clean. Power steering Donald Bricldes, opened wttb 11·.00 World News tact Mn. ora o an, 687-32511. Charles Betzlng, E.ST. June 5, 1965. No. 28 3712 1 4:00 Discing Wilb Dolll Grant Street, M1ddleporl, Tuppers Plains, Ohio, (Ad· School bell, Oil iampa, pew· , ' :~!:[~~~~n:~;·~~:de. A pr1ayer follobw~hby :ve~b,v~ 12:00 CoDIIDunity News 4:30 Top Teo Revue <!lhio, WY Wl31. >28 3tCI dress C<Jolville). 5-29-31p ter rea pot, silver s.et. antiq· FOR SALE 8 room bome, se ecttons Y e •· , 12:20. Evans Bullelilt Board 5:00 Saturday News 11epar1 ue laundry stove, .quilts, blan. located close to Elementary and 8th grade with their mustc 12:25 News-0-Grams 5:15 Dinner Musicale kets, pictures, tailor trona, and HI ' gh School m· . M' t ddleleacher, Mr. Carey, leading the 12:30 Agriculture Program 5:30 Community Cboks Notice MOBILE Home 50 x 10 Chamwagon wheels old books bolts Pomeroy, Ohio group. A talk by Elementary 2:45 CGunlcy <Jo.Round 7:00 Ofi Tho Air :--,===--~;-;---:- 1 ion. Air conditioned. Automa. • • port. Will sell completely furSupervisor Robert llowo C,llow· 1·.55 News Beat I WILl NOT be responsible for ic washer. JO gaL water heat- and Irons, old park bench nished with wall to wall car· Tile Ramlller Sunday debts contracted by anyone lrons, beds, chesl of drawers, pet and drapes or unfurnishlng. He used the theme of fur. 2:00 Country Go-Round 7:59 Sign On 2490 other than myself. Raymond er. WY 2- • WY 2-3382. chma cupboard, old desk, World Sludanl ol f:omplcl therl113 your Mure through a 2:ali Nelli Beat 1:00 The SingiDJ Preacher 5 28 6tc dinetle set, silver flower pot, ed. Call WY 2-2551 or WY 2El..UOMe better education. 3:00 Mid-Way Matinee 8:15 News Report W. Holsinger. 5 28 3tp - - - - - - - -29-6tp BIJ ear NOm, rldo uti per- Dlpl01l181 were presented by !:55 News Beat 3712· two western saddles, side sad· 58:30 Church of Cbrllt FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stamps 1955 Harley • Davidson KH K 9:00 Musical Interlude &w! By simply •Iewing the motc:cycle for sale o. trade. die, John Deere B. tractor 3 BEDROOM House for sale, lurlllaace. Smiii e.v eCOilOIIII the principal, Mr. George Sar- 4:00 Disclog With Doll with Cultivators, harrow, elecExcellent condition IDd 11W11111ertlhllllr gent and the president of the 4:30 Imarcbange 10:30 First BapUsl Cbri Coi..pact Vacuum cleaner in Phone WY 2-7796. 1618 tric chair, pull type 14 ln. Lincoln Heights, 'pomeroy. See school board, Mr. Doyle Sar5:00 CGDIIDuolty Newo 11:30 Children'• Cbapel your borne. Phone WY 2-2821. 5 28 31p Melnpolllaa Melon gent. The closing prayer was 5.05 Mason Coun~ News 11:45 Sunday Nelli 8pedll 5 28 'IOtc MEXICAN TOMn TO plants for hotlom plow, wheel barrow Pbone WY 2-38ID. and many, many miscellan6tc E. LllaiD Slreel. Pomei'OJ led by Rev. Brlcklcs with the 5?0 World & Nail Newo 12:00 Ne111 Report 5 25 .,MEXI="'c""AN=ro=MA=ro""p:;:la:=;: nts for sale. William Holmes, Syra· eous irems, Real Estate: will ' l'tlolll WY Wl'll entire audience praylna the 5.30 Sunset Boulevard 2:15 Episcopal Churcb 18Ie. William Holmes, Syra· cuse. 5 26 tfc be. sold at 2::J!I p.m. E.S.T. IHOUSE FOR SALE In Racine. f Z2 tic Lord'o Prayer. ;:.~Of! TIIe Air 1:00 Cburclt of Ood ·euse 5 211 lfc - -. - - TIRE SALE 750 x 14 Prestige ThiS farm consiSts o( 82.73 A. Clarence Roy WI 9-2Bil. --..1:30 Goapel CaU 1 ...,11 Notice ' ""'111 8:00 Sign Ou 2:00 Old Folks Hour HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew· Whitewall $20.95; 800 x 14 . more or less wtth 35 acres 5 25 l2tc li!lable and the balance in LIGAL NOTICI 8:00.15 Musical Clock 3:00 990 Hit Plll'1ldl ellyn Thompson's "Lile and Prestige Whitewall $22.95. pasture and timber and pulp HOUSE FOR SALE. Elgbt of' :ifflo co.:u~~.·~~o comrr ORDU or NOTICI , , " 7:00 Be Still & Know 3:30 News Headilneo Light" program, Monday thru Newell's Sunoco, Chester, wood. This !ann baa an excelrooms, two baths, Elrtra lotJcYRus D. CRI!ILll'. "" .., , •• .,..,. ... •• "'"' 7:oz.30 Newt 3:32 990 Hit Parada FridiiJ at 8:II a. m. EST· Ohio, 9115-2305. 5 25 6tc :a. D 3 tral Auur~ CompUJ. ID Oblo ,...,... i25tfc -- lent spring that baa always goes with house. 361 South cooi.viu.E. OIUO, mut•" ..,.,._, wtlh prlB<tpol 7:30 v.,_ 6 Chew 3:55 News bad an abundant supply of Fronl St., Middleport. Mri.' , .. PWntlf~ ,. Cl,.,. .... T••"""•· 7:45 Firll Baptisl Church 4:00 990 Hit Partdt =======:.:-:-:;~ GOOD USED WY 2-li22' 1. refrigerator. 5 25 Ph. 6tp water. There is a 5-room Henry He1111esay. NORA JEAN CRI!!LlP. wom• c ... .,. """'· 8:00 Ohio VaUey News 4:30 News Headlines 1 house. This farm could offer , I 25 12tc ~~,:~:.,~ILLAND. MoUeo " _., .,,,. .... ·a:os.,w World Nelli 4:32 990 Hit Paradt For Summer Driving . , • NOTICE ma~y possibilities and oppor· FOR ~ALE: 5 room ... -hoUN, P""":J.~:i!'.'l: ...,.T VIRGINIA " ~~~~ ";:::::''.,":".:;: ,.':: 1:00 Hi8b School Hit Parade 4:M News eFy""n Gosollno tumties to an imaginative bath basement Gas furnace ••· u.m tho ..,.,....,....., of ,.,.,... 10:30 Suog 6 Story Time 5:00 City Commissioner - · ' d. It would make an ex· fireplace. , . for quick• Nora lean CriiiHp, NOTICI Th , . _ of ... · - 10 .. The "-'~-- K 5: IS 990 Hit Pa.L--·•.,... My Office Will Be I • Lubrlc.tl.n Servlco mm Priced whDI• ptae. or :.f 01>1 m•':fer ~ " ; m. at tb;~: ;.., UUWCII ey eUnlco TlrH, All Slus cellent reatreat for !be bus~ sale Phone 77"'11 Mason ............ c-ow.... GIIIOnd,..... fi... or ................ "' ... 11:00 Democratic Legislature 7:00 oa The Air ' . . oNU Street., Partenburc. Welt VtrcblJa, otnc. ot Ule SuPtriDteadent of Ini Ask about FREE Pl•g offtr ness man wbo wiShes to get w. V11. 4 11 tic whloh "" ""' o.r 1ao1 ...... ,.. """"" Closed From FOR BOATERS away from it all it could be . - ...... Out I RIYw Hrvlce on whit. " ' a small producti~ farm. CasiJ.. HOUSE FOR SALE on .Laurel llle~~'":i1.1wt~ ~rlL ~ ~~c::!~~on~~ N':. . , at our boot dock. on delivery of Deed, Terms: Cliff Road Mrs. Normaa E. ~.·,-. the .~,.,.'".. ""',P.."'u"c .. ,url...-of """·"· ....... CO<Io. •• o,oo ~ Tbn l'lldaya 5:Ui.l Jim Show .• H 11 WY 2-1322 ..., ...., ... A.M. o'dncll on Weclnetdar. IUM May 31to June 7 SUPER SERVICE cash. Signed: Norma Hager yse • · .,..,., Ct"""'· Qhlo, . - tor • dl· "" '"'' '' ""' otttoo or the .,. 6:00 SlgD-Oo. Newt 1:30, Sertoat1ar ' . ' I • .,..,. vorn ·UI4 other nUd, OD the (1'0~ perln.lendent or llll\lrmd. Au I ~ Sacred "earl 7 10 .... o' o .;:;t.. B df rd STATION ra o AuctKNt C9'1!Reny. ._ ~~r_ of , _ IMPet ., . ..,. ... 4..-. p~~HCJbolder Of tile eo1DPU7 ..., :w n >: ,p · ·' ~-: -· DR. E. F. MAAG OPEN •< C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer, ROOM brick home. 2 bath- ""::;,d. •'"" Will .. 11cor ,..,.. .. ::r:,::.,•~,.. "'....,._ 1:20 Melp CT, RFD Sallrdaya: . ·k· A. C. Bradford, MIP'. &-:!Ute I'OOIIlS, flnlslled attic a o d ,.. ....., C)'IU "" "'D..., ., ,.... ..... 1:25 Paul BoWII'I Farm 1:00 Sign On - Newt. L J4 HOURI, Crtlb William a. llo1'1'11. • 30 ,.. ._ , .._..._ __ •c "•MUBIL£ ltliW'8DCI Ol!elll'!!!,..,~~~'="""'""""'""-:-'i buement. Out of high water. Plolnllfl .............., ., ~-"!!!'~ •= ... uo~, • ......,... I:Ui CotmlrJ Mtmie 1'llltl· 1 111 --- - - offer Business Services Central beating, for\j~~~~~· ;:~~ ~:57 Weslher Nen Cotmlcy Jam!;lone . cancelled! tAll ywr oper• i'KNAPP SHOES, special quick sale. Phonepriced WY Ull6 "' "· ~;.~'"~j,~,~~t;.,.~·,..~ue:'~~~:..,::;:;:;:;:;:;:':':': ,. '" •· to, "·,., n-,.. 7:00 National 71:25 110 Protestaro' J!6iir ' tor's lil:enlt? Cd WY to June only, buy 1 pair or WY 2-2205. Charles F. - 7:30 Sports 7:30 Spor111 - - - - - - - - - - regular price, get !nd pair CAR 'YAHSED .and vacuumed. Wildermuth. 4 13 lfc 7:3$ Bill Mllier Show 7:35 • · - andl!rlllll lbotr .J_ .., 00 off Wrile or caD Ro- Wtlson s car wash, 550 Page-s!, --;;c;o-;==--=--;-;--;--~ Sale or Tra... b;rt Hill: Elm Street, Racine. Middleport, WY 2-3517, Open FOR SALE: Completely mod· 7:35 Pickeu Hardware Show 10:46 ll'o Maaie - Amq 19!8 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door, au5 19 12tp from 8 a. m. to I p. m., seven em, 3 bedroom ranct home (Tuesday-'l1lurlday) 11:00 Dairy VaileJ fl ~·· ~ transmission, powet days a week. I 1 30tc in new area on Chester Road. a· ?:50 Newt Top Tan llbow ' . · --• b ak 1 1:30 Daily Light 12:00 News lleermg ..., power r ... ALFALFA WIEVtL BULLDOZER WORK, equipped Phone WY 2-5337. 5 28 lfc !2: 15 Mlllleal r-lodl.' 8, 46 Baker Furniture Show Good condition. Call SH 2M&M CONTROLS with wincb. Big or small job. Sturdy Wood or Metal _,.. tf05 or write Ho\Vlll'd B. Stitl,' Motallolon o. M•Uoouotov ""' Call daytimes WI 9-3151 , even(Wed.-Auctloo) Fri. Show) 12:30 Tlte Rev. loleriiD t.--vlll I I 31c "• • ,.._...,. ,., ""1roll~Uiiltt t:OO New1 1:00 The Jim .._ v~- '""'""""" e. lngs WI 9-~'", Gene Barnett, _, ' lq Atfolh w""'· konomtool -• 7:05 Bill ltllller Srow UO Sundown Sereoado 1959 PLYMOUTH Fury, t dr. UDico .Wolfa w""'' '•"' .,,, Racine, Ohio, 5 U lfc Coif Good running COildition. Olin "'~ ..... ..., .. •••""' •• to =.Oiiiii;;;ii;;.;;,;~----.;_~~~ 1:05 ee With Janel 7:30 Sign 011 ~ MIDDLEPORT- 2 story frame 10:00 Swap Shop Stmda)o: 1 4 .,., -~ , . _1, no not<u" WoIfe, C'..Uer SL, Mason, W. Pi>- ru......, ,,.. oootrot or 8 rooms, bath, garage, corIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. 10:11 Morning Medllatlonl 7:30 Sign 0u _ Arm; .S . Va. li 25 ltp "' to ••ner lot, good locatinD, elose l:~~ 10:30 POJ1!'alls of a Patriot 7:55 New1 · "-nt • ......,.,. torv.. "'"· ""' up to stores and schJOla. Terms. 10 35 Bill Mill .,__ .. . . . . . .. "'"" ...optlll• : er..... 1.00 llapiln ...,........ For . . . •••· ...., , • .,., ..... to. LANDROUTE 7 - Close to Eastern • 10:45 Masou Agr. Prgm .(Tues.) 8:311 Sunday Sllow. ' ,-~ FURNISHED apartment, 5- HARK , ...,. c.~.,. '"m ••· High School. New 6 • room I VINYL ASBESTOS 11:6 Family Wonblp ('lbui'l.) t:30 Tbt Blble-SpiiiiJ.I.1f y01 rooms and bath, oewly reno. t'llau eooperauv• .u.ocJattoD ranch, carport, utility room, Jl•45 A.S o-n.. (Pete ·· 1 ... IIL... o~.... ~Lnted. 2nd St. over the Fab-I'I"""...,"""",.','".,.s,.•no"""<"'P"'ome"""",;,',.·"""..,.1 modern kitchen, built-in oven Sbi.,W;j(Frldaya) ---• 5 ric Sbop, 28 tfc M • M co•roou S•let & Service and range, 60 x 150. ,12,000. 11:00 Newt 1':15 Collgrtuman'o a.pcn ·· FOU ROOM furnished apart- llatatblonALFALFA woovtL SMALl. FARMI story frame 11:11 ... _., .eoan .... JunctloD 10:30 ""·•.• M•t.bo.cb:lor IIJ'II top. .. ...., ..,3 uw.naa1 Sbo,.. · meot, dowDStain. WY 2-36.18. :r;;:-.~-...!::."''::'":t~ ~ 5 rooms, porch, gantg<, bam, el·l 6 _ 9x9 _ 17 Patterns In Stoc'· 11:45 Tiny'l Country 11JDm 11;30 The Quiet Hour 5 17 1ft auo """' ,.,,. """"" both. eFiu Almost Every Car 35 acres on Route 143,8 miles ·~ . 'l'ime 12:01 Neg ~.-811d-.4"""'Roo=Mc:-:furnl -;-shed -;-;-a-part --· ::.;.:. ?.''!:!..~...."'' ::: ....!:: eTransferable When from Pomeroy. $6600.00. el-16 -12x12 -7 Plttli'nl In Stock 12:00 Cement Bluet N8WI. 12:15 The Cbrtstian'l Roar •R d Ha to•tctu. '"' " •••"'· "'"' ,.., You Trade Cars ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN 12:30 Goessler'a Guesl Star (Frl) 12:llll Tba Rev. Merlin 'lttll ts Ro I men • w ey Ql ee ~ rood COilb'ol or d(!ltftlct.lve llrne BOX ZZf WY ~ . ware 11 lfc otaro. ""' •• to ' _.._ """ Co:30 Larry Andenon Show 1:00 ~ Rev. H. G. an~~t 5 ' ~•mob opttUobuoo. oth" ..... . eGuaranteed 24 months 5 28 3lp S:OO Jim Metl W, 1:30, The Rev, SUu Jini....· ' 'I'Uu..-fll ..~I !urn ln~eete. LANDMARK. Melli CouotJ 24 000 mil N our ron'l! t<h• F•= Sunm or ' es I I 0 4:11 BiaeiiDar Auto Sbow Z:OI The Rev. Alldre!r ~ Plnotii Ill IDll lllllurn1lbed aput. ... - ""' Moln • - Po...,... e Most Popular UDlt Uv-toc:lc ""'·--.. · WY ••7•• 2:45 The Rev. 11oeot ·~ moola. WY 2,4434 12 I 1ft FOR THE FINEST selection of In th U _, ',UO Nen (Uieai) 1:10 The Surtda7 _....,: flowers for Decoration Day, e .S.A. CURTISS BREEDING Service, 290 ... 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. t:ft Jim ·Jise!I 11tow 1:30 Sundowa . ~~ GOOD pasture, plenty fo water, stop at Ciifrs Sboe Repair, for the beat ill arti!lclai near Rutlaod. Phone SH 2- Middleport, Ohio. I oto!IH breeding. 180 of the Nation's:l'~ooFT===!O"!!!!'!"'-!!!!!!"'--"'"'·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~=~~·~:oo=.,;~~-::!.--_...;._..L!7:~30l_s~.-~·Offiaiiiifii0ii·li· i58t.. Sic 12tp " leading sires m~e their I rEIUlY . . .Oil~ \'fOIIIDia 5 25 5 11 =;-;=::--::---:~,~~~ bome at Curt~s. For service, 140DERN 4 room and bath. WE LOAN Carpet Shampooer Call Leland Parker, Pomeroy, lurttlabed apartment, Middl"' at no cost wlth purcllase of Ohio, WY 2-2264 or Albert port. WY 2-317t f 21 Uc Blue Lustre ShllfllllOO. Baker Po Parker, Chester, Ohio, 985FURNISHED APARTMilNr for Furniture, Middleport, meroy, O. 3415. 5 19 12tp rent. Five rooms and bath. S 25 Sic FOR SALE: Fine poay. Corne Utilities furnished. Close to CLOTH awnings and porch val- SEWING MACHINE - repair and see. Mason 773-5923. business district. WY 2-3119!. ance. Bamboo porch shades. services all makes, W¥2-2284 7.~0 ; 28 3tc Venetian blinds 8lld repairs. The F~brlc ~bop, Pomeroy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_:.::._1 -:-f-::R:=OO:::M:::-cA:::P""A-=RTM=EN=T'""i,-n""'P-om- Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., Authorized Singer Sales and Employment Wentecl 5 4 30tc WANTED Tractor work, farm eroy, Close to business dis- Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc Service. lrict. Phone WY 2-3117. DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. i'oelgler BaDdla& LMppi) for pondt!, lawns and drivewayo. s 28 6tp tic lank. Get Klean-Em.AII new bomet. BuUI In kl~ Small dozer and llperienced r"'R"'AIL=-=E-=R- LOTS= =--_-cfr-ee_ ee .:_•_ aeptlc tank cleaner. Land· ens, storm wlndowl. alllll). operator. Low hourly rates. age and water. Browo'l Trail mark Far!L Bureau. lnum siding. CaD Guy NeJa-1 Middleport. Phone WY 2-22llll. er Park (Slate Appmed) % 18 lfc ler, Jlaclne, Ohio. . _ 8 I_ IOic 12 · Minersville, Ohio, PboDe WY 1 Ill lie EMPLOYMENT wanted at 2-:!324 . tic nsurence AUCI10NIIEil · ·once: 26 year old married 1 11 ~--------· I AUTOM 0 BILE Insurance been Complett Senlct puin with I child. 7 years arWentad To Buy cancelled? Lost you. operaCrltt Bradford : my service completed, high 1 A~RE GROUND near good tor's llcense: Call WY 2-2966 Write, Prime or CGIIaot school education. Chauffeur'a . road 1n Salisbury Town~hip., 615tlc A. C. BRADfj)im license. Would consider any Rae!H, OW. · job. Write : Billy Lee Wallace, ' ' Out of corporation Iimlltt. PH!YI'O Copyt111 Semce. Cop·1 1 lfe 507 Mill st., Middleport, Ohio. : Mrs. Carl Rairden, Union lett llladt ol legal papen, 6-28. t Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. WY J. birth records and a1moot BoY Karl Gneler, l'flmltlq llllll 3lc •. 82116• H-""• EMPLO''"'ENT Wanted-" ., •· 5 28 Sle •~•._ doemueoltt. -..... . ·• "' ·• 11ettter llllllroitee MlHrnlile OMo perienced Interior and exter· J.ANTED TO BUY Would llq ' • -~, End Jtur tniablel lor painting. Free estimates. 1 4 tic :, to pardtua 4 bedroom quailWo hn aD ·~ Phone WY 2-2682 or oee Roe· ,. ty home. Pleaae al'ate price GUARANTEED, renewable for Sewer MaeMa. er CuDums. 5-29-tfc llld location of 11811lt!. Wrfle Hie hoopitallzatlo!L Issued lleaiGIIble ReM BA&Y SITI'ING, Phone WY 2care of Tba Dally Sentinel, at ali ages. PboDe WY UI68. CaD WY 2-mf O.J or N11b1 %044. · s 28 ate 5 "" P.ll. .\':'"'= ..- m QUAl -...,.t ··- 1 .. '="' ,.': DOVE CRAVE TO BUYA PLUMP LEETLE PIG,<.HLtl:l a Pomerov Motor Co. - w ·J,_E-H' .RADIO s I MAARIII6E IS CIFF!! I GIVI!: 'IOU EII!CK U'l ORPHAN 01 1 5 Blaetfnars ; I , :'!" wM p0 w- -··--:=."-.- It KING DICII I llA'. Radt'o =t:Mees _ t._ ""'""""""""""""""""""""'..,lll s.-. ANOTHER GOOD BUYI COMPLETE IJNK BEDS Cueklru """"Low"""""''"' MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING FL00R. TILE K"ng Bu" lders SuppIy Co eoo....... ....... , c 1~:00 n;;"~~ S , i l' o •·-·-·> . iii $J4Q·OO BIaeHnar's •• $6 800 Llrrl,l QRPHAN AftNII BAKER FURNITURE ·-------JI ·== •. -·• eewef ' ~IIIII. IJr.. r•lfll Jlllfo 1;; J, \ ;; ' • ' • ',I h ' ~· f·· '' �. .. ' ;t;l • ' !) J. '· .. ' ' / ' ' ., o., June 1, 191!S 1 Sen11nel, I Grinmore Circus is Theme of Party Given lor 8th Grade at Racine The Grinmore Circus was the h ; man on he ~urns and r:~i 11118 of the 8th grade party r solos. was a he Racine Junior of the evening and I ton May 21. The .. ere called back several g ommittee t.ad the ' '-" for encores. decorated with Following the varier b I~Y . canopys over all the the class will " · . re~ Y ue I '" nonbeautilul art work done Curtis and ~aurel Cairns. CaJTns of animals, Another high point I 1 ;:tt;ch~l de:r~~~~til~lly sh~w, ·~ ~r~~urel :n~lim ~f ~~..: gw:s ;:::~~ E~~h XI. Gamma M ..uChapter Elects Am b p • d t Norma s ary rest en it: :!talci:t~!b~ cJ:n ~ . M Chapter The Zi Gamma " recently held new officers Gash were T e o ~ ha President· Norma ms ry, Ice Pres~ Clarice VTreasu:er· O£!~~~~~~~~~ci den Party would be held at the h of Jeanne Morgan In Midlor the June Social 8lld that a Ralr Dryer on Display at the New York Clothing House would be given away on the last da of the Regatta, June 201h. Xleave of absence was grant- .. •· •''·. • ' · ·· .; Mrt. Wr~hl Holtt .. Recent Scout Meet ., Scout toOp in roo Pomeroy Girl Scouts Troop p f T 'pates" ar ICI • ~sm~1 r;~en:~~fe~:~·: Memot~al Parade ~ve ~ear pins and to regJ&. •• d' · l J ·y "\. ' .ter lor the cornlni year. Badgea Salisbury .Girl ScQuts Troop were also presented. Mi'l. 100 with their leaders, WU- Jamos SoulsLy and Mrs. Jametl Uam Ohlinger 8lld Pbll Diehl are assistant leaders. 'hUnger P.afllclpated he Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Soulsby llemorlal Day parade m om- accompanied the girls to Camp eroy Monday. Rotan, Athens, for open houst Girls marching were on May 15. The girl• plan ~rs. ~ r~. ~ ~ "'01. XVII :•u~~~ Co~nie ~~~:l~y C::ster, R~cording Sed- ed t:r Je".:; =~=lc~t Wei· !to~~.l~ldgw~.;.~:: to:,m~e~er~:~u:;erbe 1 retary: Nita Conde, Correspond- ke~ ~e Brown 'and Norma Floranol Burney, Sheila Folmer, wiener roast at the home of ing Secretary. A~bary gi!Ye a report 011 the Berky SeeUg, Debbie Ohlinger, Mrs Soulsby Wednesday at The new president announe- Stale Convention that was held Collllie Lanning, Ann Ohlinger, . m ~nd NEW CAR? Before You Buy ARRANGE FOR LOW COST SANK FINANCING -- r s ttational B 1\k ;,a WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Gul'dl'ng Star Councl'l Meets MHS Will Hold Organizational Meet June 2nd SOCIAL CALENDAR June Sales .•. Now You Get $80 Trade Allowance Old For Your Rangel ~r~ ~~g.:::~ ~he ~tudents. Sa~aGr, ~ereofJeag~= ~I Around And About Middleport NEW FROM CK 'l'H "p! Lt DEBUTANTE RANGE mPt. Pl088811!. the evemng. ~~~~~her~~p:mm~m~,~Mlr::·~and==Mrs~.~ga:~•:o~·~_._._._._.~~~or~~lhe~~~·.-.--:::F:a:mno::wrt::,::· ::•:·~--~ • Miss Carolyn Searls, wbo 1s1;r;;;-. Waiters employed in CoiumbWI spent weekend with her P'l""nts, and Mrs. Leo Searls. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davide011 1l of Athens spent Monday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lleitsOII Jones. Mrs. Lawrence Maitoa II SmYJcn&, Ga., il bara lor a -"II her loQshand'a pareull, Mr. and Mrs. <Jar! Mattox 8lld relatives in Point l'lusant, Elberfelds-Pomeroy ,.,... SECOND FLOOR Va. talll!d ll JP . . .....,. Alllilo • b ,..... - ' ,.... ad I - - "" Lena Mae Fels ol BaiD~~:e II spent tba bolldq weekend Miss Frieda Faehnie 8lld attended the Alf1111111 J;lanquet on Saturdny evening. She is IIfo!'!Der Middleort teaoher, Mrs. Ferry Rile Ci1l Greom-11 ville, Ohio, visited over weekend with Mrs. Noah .IU!:K-11 ..==---==-=- ---- ~ IJ40II. li __ ' ____......--- ~ Ia ... toool "' . . lll(ill1 ... - i011. Mrs. ~ - Moab HaBklns and aon, Cbarle1 Haskins ol McArlbur, tended Rio Grande Oollep Com· II IIDIE•ncer~ Suuday. The Rav. 8lld Mrs. II. n : a -,. -·~a~~·.., -... a. I • CoC- · J borDe& llahea, t.oila a.) ' ...... llll8lb ..... -.-wra.; .... 4 • ,.~~~~~. -- ~-- ---- --~--- !nsfailed Ita Your Kltlhen ..., Regular .. - •· $379.95 l' Your Trade ·rl -··80.00 11111 ,.. • .......... .._.. 5 I mind ••• tile!' Jilt~ ..... lbJJ k 1 tA 111111 - -··ad ..... I •• I P ' , jqst liGIIt D 11'&-.. lie pats Mil f*ll. - e.. a big _,.Mdlil ~ t10 llillll 1111 111t't+ie Ill tile a fPC aDd WI C . . . p!d-.-ed, I . . . . . »'rll:i! .... .r . ' ,. '·r \ s! a ....... ,..... ,., ' . . . I ' .., . • I "·· . .• !tli· -;!,.:, ,. " ., ·~. I ·J~ f,. I. ~M,if " .) v . . ' .,. . '. , . A HI Dinner e ps ObServe Weddl'ng Annl'versary BUYING A enttn~ ,..,,,. . r. rr.. ,,.,..,. 01 rr.. Jlei...M._ ,.,... , ciowns a fat lady, land many room had ast one vote for . shows aroun · and a girl . .. the 3rd runners-up, . : The refreshment table decorated with a merry • and George NorrJS; ed the ~!lowing committees for iD Akron' May 14 , 15, 18. Rose Becky Will and Mary ~arleton. 5·30 P· _ . _ _ __ round and clowns on runners-up, Melome Beegle the conung year : ave a Cultural Program . • Mrs. Lillian Hayman ar . landy Prollltt: !;t runners- Ways & Means, Ne!Ue Brown, ::.:Young People. Mrs. Ruth Bradford w~re Sharon calvert and Mike Chairman; Reva Vaughn, Shlr· Refreshments of ponch and Pfam Are Mode chairman of the decoratmg . King and Queen, ley {Juster, Nona Story, Roae cookies were served members , mittee. . and Mark Beegle. Sisson, Margaret Follrod, Ann bY Social Committee. For Wiener Rot~~t David Thorpe w~< thr RmgMr Manuel Loll principal of the fun- Rupe and Jane Walton. ll n~aster and Tim Cozart played 10," Hi h' C!Jrwned the king SOcia~ Pearl "Welker, Cbalr· Plw were made lor a wlen- A dinner was held Sunday at clown. The Circus opened ueen g each girl man; MUdred Karr, Velma Rue, er roast Tuesday, June 8 at 7 the home of Mr and Mrs. Rol· havmg side shows for the : corsage made of Tails man Mary Allderson, Nits Conde, p. m. at the borne of Mary 11n Bc'll'hs In obse_rvance of graders to enjoy. This roses and the boys were pre· Jeanne Morgan and Lee Seyler. and Becky Radford when th~ their wedding anmversary on Collo.ved by a vamty show boutonnieres. The Program, Sabra Morrison, Youth Fellowa~p of the Roc Monday. eluding the following numbers : were ...ac. by Mrs. Chairman: Clarice Krautter, . Springs MethodiRt church met Present were Mr. and Mrs. pwr . :o by Nancy Bentz: Crow, Lee Lee and Guiding Star Council No. 124• SUnday evening at the ~burch. Roy Evans and Pamela and Jay McClintock and ~renda B~ad· Rel;eshments of cake, Ann Rupe. Daughters of America of Syra- Prayer by the Rev. Chester of Canal Winchester, Mr. _and ford sang "Alabama Jubdee · punch and nuts Publicity, Nellie Brow~. cuse met ~ursday, May ~~ Lemley opened the meeting fol- Mrs. James Bearhs and Timo. a baton twirling routine by a bt 75 Service, Roberta 0 Brien, their Council room. Then all lowed by SCripture reading by thy and Scott, and Mr. . and M:~ · · '" Yost and Terrie •err.ell; ar·' a ·roKJmatc': Chairman; Phyllis Mullen, Jane ing was conducted ln rlt stic Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. Roll call Mrs. Bearhs, who_ received 1 Brenda Sayre did a pantmrume teachers. Teachers Brown, Theresa Swatel, and form by Councilor, Ural Thorn- was answered wllb a BIb I e number of cards, gilts a..d flow· "I Know A Plae," Bonnie Yon· were Mr. Lott, Mr Rose, Vera Crow. as. . verse. The treasurer reported ers. ker Brenda Sayre, Rhonda Bra· Parker, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Scrap Book, Jane Walton. The rebel conunl~ ~ the sum ol $59.19 ~ the treasdcn' and Judy Adams pantomin· Webb .,d Mrs. I.ee At the regular meeting held ed Sister Lizzie Qwek lmprov ury. Ruth Ann Bailey led the cd "Leader ol Pack:" The ,..,mainder of the Thursday May 2'/t.h, a letter ing·and Sister Neille Weese re- group In the singing on hymns. warner played "Alley Cat" on ing wos spent d 'r: to was read from the Buckeye mains thde ""':; n of officers .t; AIN the pi8no modern dances tar records . Girls State, Inviting members Secon nom 11o . OOWNI&'I ENT RT done by ·Jane Johnson, Krista F•ch ltth. gw' was to attend any time during June was held and ~ ~:- Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Do'Y"ie Yost, Terrie Ferrell and circus hat, printed 19-27 at the Capitol Umverlllty tlo~ from the Dlstricld Dep ty entertained with dinners Friday Mr. William Russell, Middle· 1.\cCiiJ ..ock, anr a sola copy c' the cla<s Will in Columbus and also thanking Echth Wakely was:::.;. enlly and SUnday evening, at ~elr port School Band Director, Is ShJTiey Gueltig. The cups made like a them for sending as delegate, All members! nd the g next home, High St. Present Fr1~ay announcing an organizational of the evening was a ation hat as souvenirs. Barbara Kennedy !rom Pome- requested toJ a te 10 to practice evening were Mrs. Dana Kmg meeting for the summer hand "'The Celts" who played The program committee roy. meeting on une th I Is to be of Hopedale, Louis Carl, Bal- program Wednesday June 2, in ihe Day and All the Night." was Mrs. .. f Cur· An invitation to enter a noat for the inspecllo:;., a I I hour tlmore, Md. and Mr. and Mrs. the band room at' the high "'The Celts" ronsisted of Jeff lis and the refreshments in the Regatta was received June 24. During SOC a ' Downie and Charles. Present h 1 Donahue and Rockle Crow on m'"oe cha~rman was Mrs. and it was vnted unanimously ice cream was enjoyed by Sunday evening were the a~ve scs:dents do not need to bring I the e' "ctric guitars ·• MJke en Johnson. to enter one. Velma Rue was those attending. and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bright Instruments with them. Hours ~II the committee appointed chairman of the proof Dunbar, W. Va. 8lld Allen for the bands include Setlirr wish to thank all the ject.. Dinner Honor1 Downie. Band (Grades 9 • 12) are to of committees, parenl II was announced that a Gar• hte meet at 9 a.m .; 8th grade, tO lit'""""'· and all ":ose who • Graduated Daug r a. m. ; 7th, 10:30 a. m. and 6th II"··'""" in any way to _make the for a VISit. Bl'alne Walburn Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Brewinggrade, 11 a.m. Sttiaento are to a success. SpeCial thanks Mr. and ~·vtenn W Va to t rtalned with a dinner at come at the hours announced. David Thorpe and Tim Co- and fa~y weekend ~ith . thei; th: ~~in Restaurant Sunday zart .~ho did :rtwo;:::rful :'!~.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond evening in honor of their daugf>. :J Pickett'• Announce Walburn and Mr. and Mrs. Ver· ter, 1 186 OES Birth of Fourt4 Son ner See. !rom Rio . Pomeroy ...,.,p er . Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander· day. A centerpli!Ce in the col- wiU meet Tuesday, at _7 .45 P· Pickett of Dania, Fla. are anhoof 8lld children or Waldo were lege colors of red and while m. and thare will be initiation. nooncing the birth of their bol~Jrwee~end guesll of Mr. decorated the table. JUNE S urth son John Diehl, on May L. E, McComas. Attending the dbmer were The JOY claaa of the United 1~ The ~ew arrival weighed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth- Sacira, Robert Lukadoo, New Methodist church are sponsor- ¥, lbl at birth. 9 rock 8lld daughter of Olyahoga Haven, W. Va.: Mr. 8lld Mrs. lng a rummage sale Thursday, Grandparents are Mrs. H. B. Falls lj)a!ll the weekend In Joha Vroman, Middleport; Mr. June s through Saturday.' June Pickett of Pomeroy and . Mrs. '11ley attended the and Mrs. John Vroman and 5, 1n the Swisher building on carl Sargent, Athens. Great Miss Maxine Be~elt, banquet Saturday even- son, John, of Sunbury; Mr. 8lld Second St., from I a.m.-4 p.m. grandmother Is Mrs. Herbert bus, spent the holiday Mrs. Charles Vroman and chJI. each day. Riggs Rl 1 Pomeroy, 1 with her parents, Mr. !ind Mrs. A. E. Erlewlne of S~· dren Mark and Mary Esther, JUNE t, l ' Charles Bennett. field spent Memorial Day . m Belp;..: Mrs. Herman Kluel, The Racine Firemen AutllBACK HOME Mr. and Mrs. John Middleport witb hll ~ Mr. Columbus, and Mr. 8lld Mrs. lary will sell homemade lea Tom Lind, son of Mr. and son, John, of and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, · Brewington. cream, at the Racine II r .e Mrs Relno Und, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Charles . Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- follo'fi!IJ the dinner I be bouae Friday aad ~· bas · returned home after fin· children of Belpre mg Md family of Columbus group returned to the Brewing· June 4 and 5, atartmg 9 o clock .-... his freshman year ol holiday wekeend with the weekend with bls ton home where the honored In the momlng till 8 o'clock _In 1co0"""'6 Falrmolllll Stale, II Pl!l'f!nts, Mr, and Mrs. J o h , Mrs. Dale Mourning, st pened her g111a during the evening. Sold In the conl8111ege 8 1 W V · o~e;~ •• j ' •ll /. ·. e· ··n·· '' ' . In the WORLD NEW YORK - JAMES M. '.ache, 58, wh ostarted in a eneral Motors divisional ranch office as a statistician l age 21, today is president or he corporation, the world's lariest industrial concern. When Roche went to work for Cadillac in 1927, the sales of General Motors were $1,289,519,613. Last year, they wera ' $16,997,044,468, and in the first tilree months of this year they were $5,557,959,245, more than four times what they were lor the entire year of 1927. • "' ' , ·~. ..; 2 Planes are K ' :. • i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 1, 1965 harrison russell smith