https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9524111c1418f52a8fea6f10c3f59c6c.pdf ea5fdeed419a0003afeee85549987409 PDF Text Text . .. ' ;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 �• ' .I ''• ,. Bletner Block Wins. Championshi . p · In Women's Leagu~lor Bowlers northeast of · Stanley911,.. Tbe 1 mercenar~ Tue!d~1 eap~l GRUESERS . ENT!RTAIN fPal Quinn and Cindy and l'al l-~~y Sentinel. Pomeroy~Middleport, 0 ., .Tune 2. 1965 Rar~~n~!"~:!~ KenJother, a man. died soon after Buta from the rebels. The vii·, Mr. llld Mrs. Karl Gruefer and Mr. and Mrs. Ja~- .!\JOt: ·· · arriving presumabl)' OH'Ce Is located about 185 ~~~~~q, . .;.. lth ••·- Sun-' Dowell of Columbus, Mr. IIIII ny Theiss pitched a no·hll 6·~ wounds.' north of Stanleyvllle. ,enttnam... w a uuu~ Mrs. Frank Cslbelzor, Streell> VICloryln Little Southern r,eag'Authorities nld II the ~~~~- . 4ay at their home In Miners- boro; Mrs. Welby \~\haley,. ue play atalnst Bedford. Mnn· an's report wa• oubatantralell/ ville, ery and Mr. and Mrs. Grueaer day .evtnina. Thouah Thetss did there wa1 lillie hope of findlnl'l PETITION FILED Prtlll!nt were Mr. and Mrs. and Larry and B~b:_ not yield • hit, he walked 15 many survlvoro among .lhe 1!19 . . -. batters while striking oul the • h'l believed In rebel hands A partillon of real estate Jlt!" Mrs. Guy Reynolds ent.rlain· ( same number . Bedford hit the ~ ~: re&ion near lluta. . ' titiol' has been flied !.. Metgs • the Loyal Pals Class of the . ball to Yankee fie lders only LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo II the death toll proved true, County "ommor Pleas Court.by •luddleport Church of Christ al twice. Yankee hitters were lUPII _ congleae rebel• exe- ' it would be the worat lilllle Halel Michael against Pauline ••er home Tuesday evenmg. i WSHINGTON 1UPil -The Buddy Pyles •·llh a stngle, Tho- cuted 75 white hostages In the , 8 sacre of while hoatagea 1n HIU Wears, Columbus. .'~ Nla. Reynolds presided In lh• chairman of the House Armed ill. a double, and Bruce H011 fremole village ol Buat, a worn· , ~, 8 Congo's bloody bistory. \fhaen<." of .the pres1den1. Mrs. Servic.s Committee miroduced 1•nd Randy Pyles. bolt. Stnites. an survivor of the massacre;More than 300 whiles were In FIREMEN CALLEr ~uson Rowllfllls .. President Johnwn's military, M. Wills and Wells worke don told authorities in Paulis today. •rebel hands hlst Decolmber Nylon FJijric-Foam Cushion• t"or her devotions. Mr,. 1\ey· pay raiie bill todav - .~hen the mound for Bedford. The :eporl. was radioed here when Belglln paratroopers took 'nle Raelnt Fire Departmenl 1 I ' ["•Ids prest"nled an arllcle. 11 • , promptly attacked 11 as d1s MEET THURSDAY by offtclals m Paulls, situated the rebel capital of Stanley· wao callecl at 1:311 p.m. MOD; Elert Lady laken Irom ih~ gracefully inadequate." The Laurel Cliff Health Club in the northern Congo. day 10 lite Howarc' ErviD farm ·, ' 111 i book, "Women ol lhe Bible. Rep. L. Mendel Rtvers. ~-S c. will meet Thuroday at 7:30 p. The. woman, who was not v e. t whlteo wert rea- where " 're "·" rtpGrted in a Dunng tlio business m..ung the said he w"" using Johnson • bill m. at the Meiga County Infirm· ldenUftod was ono of two per· Mll&l of he bam. Tbt blau wu under COli. church rletmng pro]et'l ""' as a "vehicle" upon wh ich Con· a" with Mildre Jacobs as os- sons who arrived by air today , cu~ In that 1°f"atlon.nd hitw trQl on arrival ollltt ftnmen. discussed . Mtss \wbel Hys~ll grcss could work its own wilL : t 1e~~s~.,......,.............,.,......=~ln:_~Pa~·u~li~s._:a~bo~u~t~18ll~~m:II:e•~~(;o;v~ "~-~~;me;.•;;;.. ~orce~ . ;;;•;.•;;;-;;;. ..w;;;.~-~==::::::::: --- - - - --- ---=----=- =---- ~ -=--= 75.White Says pay Raise • . .. d .:Mrs. Reynol s . 'E ' Hostages Executed D'tsgracefu}} y nadequate ·'' ntertams Church Group 99 . ~ was reportc~ 111 l~oli't'r Hl\~pttal He urged approval of his own : ..- ---·-- -- ·1 , for observatmn. ·, military pay raise bill. whlrh : 1 Tilt! traveltng prli!t brought ' lis for boosts more than twice I by Mrs. Grace Pr·Htt was won ca . d b ., by Mi .. Nina Russell. the : the size. of thO!l• propose AI - -------~--- -- - - - - - - - - ·- AVINGS WITH MORE JINGLE ). "ioae of thto m~ling the hos- i the President. . ;,!1~ !ltlr Vf'd ~a lad and home-i Rivers did not directly crlll· nadt> seun es. t'Oiit't and tetl. , cize .lohoson Instead h~ tr amed Favors of mlniaturr wttll ! hi~ guns on the ~pec1~l prest ol&QUI!!~ wer~ giv~n each one denlia l - commission wh1rh r.I!C· · . IJI'esent . ommt~nded military and clvntan ' ' Pruem were Mn. Ed&ar P'Y lnt'reases Johmmn fcrwMrd 'teynolds. Ml's. Audrll!}' Fros,t ed to Congress. i \iiss Mildn:d Httwle~. M 11 s In a ~peerh prepared for ' !i"ratnt-@1 Housh , Mlss Nlnu Rus- House delivery, . R lv~rs accused 1 -itll. Alio• Robe•on . Mrs. Guy the panel of betng completely FRUIT DRINKS. _ _ _ ' ~ t 39c 4 ron and the 1\ev. and Mrs. Don- SWEET· CHERRIES _ _ 3 '1: s1.ao Rivers recalled thai Novy Soorelary Paul H. Nitze r•~ently 'lld Hicko. ; , ••]1. Bt'rthday Party ' Honors Mrs. : Shuster Sunday Can• Marina Oswald ·C•naday and Mr. and Ml'1. Roy Ponuwov ; \fr. and June Bride of ;Mrs. Raymond Wilson and ltlauahten. Borba" and Kathy ' T d '§f Roch.,ter·, N. y : Mro. Mel·i Texan ues ay ?in Circlt. Sprinafield : M i ,. , • ~rs_ Ch::.rlts Blakeslee \ltnnlftir, Mr and Mn. Dfolmar i Grw~ser . PLAID i 'Ailee Smith, Che•tor: the hon· i RICHARDSON . T•x 1UPJ\- , <CJred .~utost ind Mr. Shuster Mnd Marina Oswald. who wil un~r and Mrs. Offutt and rarl ·t , • drawn inlo one ol ltnd Opal su•poc m.)1 ' . . . the nltton's areatest tra&edles. : Sendmg gifts but unablo to T e•d happily became the , fitlend wer_e ~1r and Ylr!l. Ro-, u abyld nf 8 man who rode , bert Hoefl 1eh , Mr. •nd Mrs .' June r e Wend 11 (; 1 h d M d into her life on horseback. · t>NolcmerS~~ste~n r. •n ··I just want to be le~ , ' Iaione," •aid the radian! Man- : HIHI.ES PRESENTED na Tuesday night following her · i Bibles were presented to weddins. Wilh that. she and luo:; 11r~auatos who attend the her husband, 27-year-old Ken· ii'omeroy Naurone Church dur. neth Je.. Porter, drow off to ~ the Sunday School hour. . an wtdls<iosed retreat. !' flev . Clyae Henderson m~do The touple was wod In .' ~e pmentation lo Linda Chap-' small justice of lltt pea1• 'llt~n uf Pomernv High School :office In the tiny rommumty ol :;1111 Mary W1lbum and Judy Fate, Tex. it40111't ul Mtddloport High ' Tht couple eonsen~ to a jchovl. short press l'tmfert>nce at MH ~ rlna's home In Richardson, ~ SiRVICES A\I;NOUNCED about ' !0 miles wost of Fa to. iMrs. 1'he Rull!llan-bom Mltr.ma, ~· ~ 1 :1\. Humphroy, 81. who died · appeared happy but little btl ! ?'tuesday evoni111 in lht c1 , . ' stunned by tho ottentlon. ;&n . ap Rl!St llomo, will bt . hold ·. ,,,, heoming bride, dre•sed l if.nday mornm1 at 111 1 m. at m wh1te, bore little re•em· 'llul Ewinl Chi pel with burial blence to tho woman who was ,in the school Jot eemeterv In , e!!<'Orted into the Dalla! pollee fuw CltrJJtntor area. Frl~nds station the evening of Nov. 2!, , 311iY c11l at the funeral home 1963. She had Just been told jnytimo. her husbond , LM Harvey Osl wald, WIO IUipiCted of ki11ln1 tht Presidont of tho United : I .• fYOTIL TO tNTI-111 o~ She became a widow two doyl ~ lot-.. Osw•ld wao shot to do•th 1 in th• Dollao polite station " lrlliGI MAt«lN UU .;. •~,. a. •••· .....,"'..., ba!lt~ment by Jack Ruby. ;· tiMster r... ,..,.. .. , ltN A R.IC Illr dson ne1g . hbor , Mfl. ~ Pu.blllll•d uar ,n.~o• u r , 1 01 1 11' n~ o''a vau., t'Uhnat. Myra! Clark 1aid silt intro1 1 . .i , r.omiJIIru . Olltl 110 'lft<hUif "' ••k ,.,. ' 111••- 0111~ •".... dut'«< Marina lo Porter. Mrt. t-•u a .,,,."-'' ,.,.. wv '" Clark is Porter·• landlady. r:...· .. 't . .""" 11 ....., o&&. t . . . . . G(t!;. . ,, .,.,n., ••••rv Cant 79c IULTANA lltAND ~~~~ 79c 1 ·lb. Cane j '• 79c A 1o PlllAND BARTLETT PEARS ---:-. 4 JANE PARKER SAVE ON SUPER RIGHT QUALITY MEATS BAKED IOOOS GROUND BEEF e12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT or CHEST $189 e 16 CU. FJ. UPRIGHT ···· · · ... $248 e17 CU. FT. CHEST .. .. .... .. $258 flkl· tr Cherry Pie ~~39c MORE e23 CU. FT. CHEST .......... $299 These are all thinline deluexe freezers with alum· FllllliR QUliN !'ROliN CUIID ..... ...... I-Ll. BEEF STEAKS 79' "·. , . PRIIM PIIOIIM · .. . ANGEL FOOD CAKE ~~~Fillets J9c I'IOIIM ·.. ....·;..35c . -.~ ·•.• •' '• DOWN tiO. $2.13 SAVE 2.. IU~II MIDDLEPORT, 0. Haddock •· 49c SAVE ON A CROP of ('. 0 \lD fA t iNt. · FRESH FRUITS &VEGETABLES! ANN I'AGI a IOl41 .. ANt4 PAtl . , I .. 0c 1 ' NOW IN HALF·QUARTS c U.S. No.1 SIZE A 10-LI. WASHID lAG I!AC:H BOTTI.!! BlftVQ TH .. !I! earton serves 18 BEST COLA BlN SA VI YOUII ll C. COLA. DIET COLA. NIIHI TIUI IIRUI1 ' OltANGI; AND Ul'llll 10 IOTTLI CAlli 11IY ·ARE VALUAILEI Wt Wll Pty lil Cent llch To Yow "v•lte Chlrity, SWElT MILONS Honeydews ---- S9c Ia. CAL.,ORNIA VALENCIAI Oranges a.~c~,.ut. StAAWII,RRY '. ·. , CHOCOLATE· . 14-oa. NIOI'OI.I:rAN ., r1l ' Ann Pig• ••alii•!. or Chef I ALL THREE NOT s695,· • • 0 a • 0 • .BUT ONLY $ Here's What You Gel: EACH ROOM CAN 81 BOUGHT SEPARATELY LIVING ROOM • Sofa & Chair e2 Limps • 3 Tables e9x12 Rug BEDROOM • 3·Pc. Suite With Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring e2 Dresser Lamps e9x12 Rug KITCHEN e5-Pc. DineHe Set . e9x12 ·Rug HANDICA~ LEAGUES! Stop For Det1lls Or Call 773·5791 After I PM D.S.T. Easg Te>I'IIN Can Be Arr•. .elllt. I J 4 .... S9c Black Pin - .Sat. Nlte - 11 PM to 2 .AM ~~ .' RUTLAND. MASON FURNITURE FURNITURE I Opon Bowling Mon., Wtdv Thuny Frl, and Sat, Nltos Until Afttr L•bor Day. PLORIDA PRISH . HERMAN GRATE ., ,.. ' ' ! l'.ql. CAI..,OIINIA s.. Tht M.ny o~'"' c.u~ T• e.n . ----===~== ··· ~==~~'*'' ,• ' ' ' • '•'.! ) ' ·' · -· MASON BOWLING CENTER MASON; W.VA. • " '., OPEN BOWLING MON., TUI!S., WED. lo FA.I., 1· TO 5 P.M. 35c lit. Sweet Com -8- 49c Bing Cherries SUNDAY NITE MIXED - TUESDAY NITE MENS - THURSDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE. . 2 'tt~4SC· • WHY PAY MORE?. NOT s795, or $895 etouWe Door Cl&fnet e Refrigerator e Range WE STILL HAVE OPENINGS FOR .,•' Freneh Dresslrig t; Chuck Slobarl, former Mid· delport athletic great, and the SEOAL's "Grid Coach of the Year" In 1960, may soon join Charleo Chancey, the SEOAL's 1964 "Oo-Coaeh of tha Year," at Marshall University. This was learned today In a neW!I article which appeared In a Huntington, W. Va., newspaper. Stobart, who had two ouecessful yean at Berne Union before guiding Galllpolil through a perfect se08011 in 1860, has coached hls Yellow Jacket teams to a 2&-lH mark at Mt. Vernon, 0., during the past four years. Stobart's lll63 eleven was unbeaten, and last year, Arlington nipped the Jack·ets In the final seconds of play for Mt. Vernon's only · loss in yeal'tl. Stobart wiD serve as an assistant In football, and will be the Big Green's head baseball coach. According to the Huntington paper this mornlni, "appoint· ment of Stobart and George Belu, a pair of former Ohio Uni· verslty otars, depends on approval of lbe Slllte Iklard of Education as Is tbe. case in all MU personnel cbanl••·" Stobart is IIW'I'led to the for. mer June Outncey, ·of Pomeroy-MiddlePort. BOWLERS FOR SUMMER LEAGUE . ' MOltTO~ Tomato Ju1ce ""' PIES POTATOES Italian Dressino7 .. 2·: .4Sc CREAM IANANA oCAIIAMiL NEW RED ·Royal Crown Cola Chuck Stobart May Join Chuck Chancey at MU WANTED; \ I CHUCK 'STODART 'l ·'-• . MONTH H&RFIRESTONE STORE ~,,_ I'IIIIH I'IOZIN · br~nds. $1 o.oo $9.00 Coffee Gr. Chuck_;;,;_·.; 59c Ducklings- .. 39c .. competative O'Clock Chuck Steaks ...59c Turkeys ~ ':..- 49c LIAM·PIIIIM inum liners, No porcelain or painted !interiors like MID AND MIUOW PIOliM IU~K LIAN TINDIII 5 ~;:;. 89c RING e18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT · ··· · ·· · $268 Ll. POTATO BREAD LAROE c HI. MNnW-HI.MI.t'g fi .. For June FREEZER LISIIR AMOUNTS lit ,. t RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN IT'S THE SEASON Fr11hly Grouncl 1 JHI DAILY SENTINEl PEACHES·:~ ____ 4 '·"'· FRUIT COCKTAIL - - 4 and : ~- Funtrlll itii'Yit'et for Ft·ank =- A & II YILLOW CloiNG 1 J.-z. lM~'71· Our June Brides Special ! ! 79c WHOLE APRICOTS-- 4 A& fiiiiiLID ! "pleaded" wHh enlisted person- : t, 1 nel to extend their lours of duty I so that tht Navy would be In a I better position lo meet current ' ! worldwide crist>s I "ThiS condilton in the ~ •• y. Mr ond Mrs Oph• Offutt en- as woll as tn other military de· ·tortalnod wllh 1 party Sunday portmenls. Is not a fet'fnt de- : 'at their home . Athons Road. veloprn•nt , he said. "It Is II , honoring Mrs. GenJd Shuster · rondltlon whll'h has grown prog·fiD her birthday. · ressi\'ely warsi. ;_ Present were Mr. and Mra. i.awrent·~ Douglas.. Mr. and Pomeroy-MiddlePort,;!)~ • ~J! ~:M= arifn~'::. .;:; '. . '! ROll PltUIT ·IIITTID DARK ~olds . Mrs . Allttn .TenkiMon, inaccurate." issuing stateme~ts tMrs. Guy Reynolds. Gue!tS that were ridltulous. and "delibtwtrt Mrs. Nim1 Sland of Ak - enttely ignoring" rerent evenh. I Daily Sentinel, , · ~ ·tJ- := ClliCUS.OitANGI, . GIAI'I, PUNCH & IIINIAfiPLI ·GitAIIIFitUIT 1 (racine) r .-n. •.: THANK YOU I Save At .•• Baker Furnature I Pomeroy ,-~ ° 5 I Schedule ReVised'For Tri a~th~rn CoURty Raseball Conference :::~~t:;;~:: ~ ~po 'i' tSyra.) . ' a. Waller McGowan, 118, •. , ) MASON - In a roll-off lor Smith; serving on the nomJ. Wliite, ' Below '·· the·-~·-• --'-•ule. JUNE l Cheshtre at Pomeroy (6) · , Howard Win.. · ·•• _,""' . ,. ·' lllgh Game "' . ,_,.... ""'""' Mason at New Haven • .,......, ""' •• Lo1 first place in the Thursday Af. noting committee were Betty Hess, and High Aver~e- Bel-l.for Tri-County Pony Lea .. ,New Haven vs Southern. at SyJULY 9 stone, 126\2, Britain, stopped . NEW .YORK .(tJP!)-'1111 '1'!11" ternoon Woman's League at the Sayre, Beulah BllCook and SaJ. ty Sayre. Janet Oompoon that. 'ill neceultated ~ racuse Southern at' Cheshire Lain Guerrero, m. Mexico round of the 1MI1 Mason Bowling Center, Bletner ly Smith; and on the trophy ed the •!·Improved of . eancelbltioft of two Cheshire at Mason Middleport at New Haven (5); Sammy McSpadden, 148, Woinen•a Go U · · , . Block took three of five games committee were Billie Gilmore, award. Betty Hess received squadl frdm 'tbe. aummer loop: MiddlePort at Pomeroy Mason at Pomeroy Scotland, outpointed Neaslm Oo- ww· be naliolllliy:,~. · to win the championship, Flesh. Donna Gibbs, and Kathy Dav- patch lor bowllni .100 ptu Tbil fa\)!Or ·CUll tbe league JUNE 8 JULY 9 148\2, Morocco 110.) NBC from lila, Al)lnllc . C#1 er's Texaco took second place is. Awards received other than her average (Jn) and lib: teame. · Mason at Southern (Racine) New Haven at Southern (Syra.) Country Club, NOI!IIdle!d, N.J~ honors. first and set""d trophies Johnson received a patch League ~lclpanta - n w Pomeroy at New Haven Cheshire at Mason SACRAMENTO, CaUl. (UPIHon Sunday, JuJy .4, Bowling for Bletner Block were: High Series -Anna Lea bowling a · triplicate aeries. the Eastern andU M~ Middleport at Cheshtre. Middleport at Pomeroy ,., were Patty Arnold !Captain), Group singing was led by JeJa. Ieima - wl · · JUNE 11 JULY 13 Kathy Davis, Cecile Van Matre, MARRIAGE APPUCATJONS Paugh, a bowling quiz was u;ree rounde before the Southern at Pomeroy Mason at Southern !Portland) Kathc Davis, C<t ·ile Van Maire, PT PLEASANT _Seven COU· by Nellle Smith, and Ju Y· · es Mason at Middleport Pomeroy at New Haven 11 mlghJ1 ·be noted that hedgamule · New Haven at Cheshire Members of Flesher's Texa· . Stein read a very Middleport at Cheshire co bowling were Mary Hoff- pies have made appltcallon for poem entitled "Where's unethat'1 wer~ ·noton plscayed on. JUNE 15 JULY 16 Tire owners and employees of tbla store wish man . l"apta' ) 0 I 8 t' k marriage licenses In the office At'' '-- Rl bar•-·· ·~elved Gaines • c m ' . . pa os tc of the county clerk. . "'"' c ....,, .. date .as previoualy sclted- Southern at Middleport Southern at Pomeroy to thank their friends and many visitors who made ... I substitute for tnjured Arlene thunderouo applatue for th or teaiiUI who will be play· Pomeroy at Cheshire Mason at Middle,port Evans] , Erma Dotson, Cather- Applying wert Lan~es flne job•hebas dOne . different compelltlon be- New Haven at Mason New HavenJaUtLChYes hire the GRAND OPENING SALE a big succesa, 'lbe 20 lne Swatzel , and Maxine Aid- IClay Wtl!tamson, 20, Southside, tbe aleys ·on Tburlllay .after· PARADE OF VALUES SALE CONTINUES THIS . ridge. Iand Shelta Dawn Nash, 20, Hen- noon and wa8 alt!o presented of the changes, are to JUNE 18 Southern at Middleport derson. John Buford Kerns, with 1 In Elecll tbe games on this Cheshire at Southern tpornand) Pomeroy at Cheshire 1 WEEK, Come in and visit the Bend area's mOlt A banquet wa• held on Tues· 22, Pliny and Norlna J e a n a ~v g cup. on o schedule by the end of New Haven at Middleport New Haven .at Mason day evening at 6:30 for the Crouch, 19, Pliny, Eldridge was ~ld .for n~~first round. It will he up to Pomeroy at Mason I 1eague members and substitutes Thomas Sauer 2 pt Pleasmodern store with Its new merchandise, new 6;. · were "l1' • home team manager tD set JUNE Z! I who had bowled 15 or more font. and J...;t Marl~ Salem President, Evelyn ~fflll, Vicean agreeable dale and time Southern at New Haven TO UNDERGO SURGERY tures, new lighting, and new flooring. games dunng the past season. 20, Pt. Pleasant. Donald Mark president, Pat Paugh, Secrethe game. Mason at Cheshire I PHILADELPHIA IUJ'l)--Ja,ck II . ' The meal was served by the Roush, 25, Chicago, Illinois, lary:-treasurer and CecU l"'NY SCHEDULE Pomeroy at Middleport ' Concannon, of the Wahama Band Booster moth- and Romita Fran Gibbs 18 son, Sergeant at Arms. JUNE 1 JUNE 25 IPhiladelphia Eagles, ers. Immediately following the Letart. ' at Cheah1re SOuthern at Mason surgery today at Graduate dinner, a short business meet- James Edward Roach, 23,1 at New Haven New Haven at Pomeroy l' pital to repair a torn ligament MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tng was held by the president. Pt. Pleasant, and Elsa Jean at Pomeroy Cheshire at Middleport in his left apkle. ~iiiiiiiiiiil Erma Dolson. She thanl1ed all Sauer, 23, Pt. Pleasant. Larry • the v>rious rommtttees for the Eugene Harper, 20, Gallipolis fme JOb they had done. The Ferry, and Drema Kay Fiah· mmutes or the meeting were er, 17, Apple Grove. Wade Norread by the Secretary·Treasur- man Randolph, 19, Pt. Pleaser, M. Aldridge. llavolene Flesh- ant, and Sara Anne Given, 17, er then presented the president Pl. Pleasant. wilh a gift on behalf of the league. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) Serving on the banquet com- Freddie Littlo, 156, Chicago, mittee were Havolene Flesher, knocked out Johnny Smith, 161, Mary Hoffman, and Ne I lie Los Angel.. 13). ANOTHER BAKER VALUE 2 Pet. Llvlnt Roo11 Suites •., SP. 3-5592 '· Mason, W. VL SH•.2-481l ARNOLD GRATE tutlancl1 0. ' :I • 1 ' 1 �' •· ' I. --'Jt: ( • It, I ...'t• ' \ . •t'm tonducts " 'r,• ~o1L 1: .l , .,1 ~ , : I • '\' I' •.. 1, Civil Tria] Ends . LP US! Survey In · HELEN HE 1 Pt. Pleasant ~ '; ~~~~~~~,.~t!ltbwl,~P~~n~•o;,..IDIIID~~.. ;;.,.~"o..~~;;;(;;;~ Southern, THE Cheshir~dl. 01 0 and Quillen. \ I .W:. !)l'f '!' llTNEY StJPPIIlll- '. 1!1~.' r (UNj~ '11ter, will be a Jitney Supper YORII ' this Saturday. Jlll)e $, at ~ 111'8, the Sc«. Syracuse Grade School spoDJOr Day, a . . ~ 1 ~d ] ed oy the Ladiu Auxi~ :lfj ~w! ~~·• w~ World : . Darty the Syracuse Pire n.,>t. &.. ,Jng Spotu" On Saturday, will begin at S p. m. frOIQ $4:30· EDT. tlf r-» C= 111· Juqt~ I' "Alii said was: . . . ,' ,. Show me afiltet that ~ delivers taste atil'ltallf W." By Bob Wingett (/iffle) heels/ ~ocadOJ I c! /~ cr!~. Rot~geb, ~0, SPORTS DESK says dare to kick up I . '1 , Win 0Peners··. I In Hung Jury PT. PLEASANT - The cl•ll l action trail of New Haven Builders vs. Dwight and Sylvia I Sayre held in ~iason County by Helen Bottei..-J Circuit Court Tuesday ended in ~-i PT. PLEASANT - The Point a hung JUry. OUf With bold buckle-down styleu CARRIAGE, emp~atically tabbed ~ar Hele.": I Definitely not . - to both Pleasant Housing Authority is 1 The trial con""':ned alleged . :J The have associations ror questtons! If tnmmed proper~ ! conductl?g' a survey of the Irent due the plaintiffs ,from the I VISTA, pale •gater• sling; and HI-NOTE, lizard-looking wilhbon1 strap. •: ever ~ing else under the sun, ly- and all you need d<> is fo~· J commumty s elderly people to , defendants in fhe sum of $1:950. wh Ydon't they Corm a Nation· low th~ d~r~cttons - they can tjdetermme tr the. authonty ~ Members ol the petit Jury Kicky look~. as seen In Seventeen, al Y.lssodation of Ha~· Fever 1be dtstmgUJsbed from real eye· .should seek addttional public hearing the achon were Geor· l Victims 50 we could cornmis- 1\ashes at a dtstance of siX housmg m Point Pleasant. ge A. Rairden, foreman, Wal-l erate w'ith each other: No· ,inches, and no one but your 1 G. A. Biggs, chairman of Ihe lace Smith, Jr., C. A. Barnett, : body takes hay fever seriously. :husband should come closer:authroity said the survey would Waller 0. Eads, Jr., Lillie Fay guess because a sneeze always [than that! In fact, a fnend 0~, require elderly persons, widows Lanham, Wilmer 0. Rowsey, 1 ms a little funny. mine says even her husban ~ or widowers, 65 years of age Mary Hyre, Mary L. Keefer, se~ell it isn't funny to spend saw no difference, and that:or over, to register at the .city Dallas Cadle, Hensley Smith, t 0 0,.' three months ol the year made her pretty. sore, alter I building before June loth. Btggs Eugene Ball and Joyce Moore. :;th a runny nose, weepy eyes she'd spend IS mmutes gettmg !pointed out that the registra- Ohler action of the court on 1 and a handkerchief never out :the da\~ trtcky lillie beast~! lion does not rep~sent apph~a. Tuesday was an order changing 0f your hand. Or else gulpm~ m place. She adds a warmng . tion lor the housmg now bemg the plea m tbe crimmal aclton ills that make you so sleepy ! "Wh~n you roll 'em around a; planned, but tc determine the of Carsel A. Stone and Louise ~ou operate at half.speed. j peoetl to r<>curl them, be suret total needs of senior citizens. Hall Stone from innocent to PERT I've tried to digni fy my snif· the .penrtl ~~ where your kids , The ne•1 housing development guilty. 1 I nose and burning eyes by I won I grab It lor school work .. here will provide a total of .20 . I Y11 . If · sofferer from One of my eyelashes ended up units for the elderly 10 for sm- The Stones were Indicted by caII mg· myse I "lc 'rsons and 10 ' for elderly the gra 0d l·urY on the fe lonY1 " b ta do· I get any- ·tn an AI ge bra book'" · a ergtes · " charge of grand larceny and where" No! RISe 11p, Ilay Fev· p s Don't "feel funny" about couples. th h d · 1 1 dd· ered People Jet's unile. Maybe con;uiting a clerk She gets The registration during the " at pr~VIo~~y tea e T~· ; we could st; rt a "foundation" to almost as many q~estions about next ten days will be part ol a noeSent ".,lt ebe m tctment. e · · . t o see how man Y J tones WI sen encet on fmnnce the dtscovery of a vac· false eyelashes as she does a- tota1 survey cine that wou1d eliminate it. At , bout hair coloring. additional units will be needed. une 14. : the very least, we might get • I An order was also entered In [ mo.re sympa~hy. - Red Eyes ! This column is dedicated to I the civil action of the All State 1 Dear Red E~cs.. ·family Jiving, so if you're hav· l.A Fmance orporation of CharlesAs a ptll·gulptng member ol . mg kid trouble or just plain ton vs. Herbert C. and Mary the Hay Fever Non·Club, I'm trouble. Jet Helen help YOU. Ann Richards dis:nls;ing the ac. · wtth you ail the way ThiS mi .. , She will also welcome your lion as the case was setlled out erabte ai lment is like unrequit· own amusing experiences. Ad· of court. ~d pup py love - nobody takes dress Helen Bottel in care of --------~----it seriously but the sufferer! this newspaper. Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Hyatt i !Except, of course, lhe pnr of Byesville were calling on l Pleasant VaHey Hospital ducers and sellers ol reme· , fnends here recently. ADMITIED _ John B. Lea· · dies: my druggist Jells me that Mrs. Homer Holley .and Mrs. f), Leon; Mrs. John Kalleel,' during the Season of the Sneeze 00g Oft OM Hartwell Curd were m Belpre Pt. Pleasant; Lillian Christian (May and J:.me here ) 35 per 1 1 on buSlness recently. "II' ' cent of his prcscnptions also I Mrs Roy Hawell, Lennie, Jeff Buffalo; Mrs. Wt ;am Roush, ar e allergy medicines.I d K . 1 fl Frida to J'oln New Haven; Char es Kersko, an ay e . Y . Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Homer Me· As for vaccines. I under· Mr. Howell who IS employed lit Miilm Btdwell · John Keith stand a hav fever shot, which Oklahoma. • ' ' tmmumzes 'ior a whole season, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mrs. John Douglas and child· Sp~~~~HARGED _ Mrs. Jos· IS bemg stu_d le?. Barnes Mr and Mrs Leroy ren of Shade spent an evenmg eph Duff Pt Pleasant · Mrs And if thJS JS any consola' · · · 11 'lh h th Mrs · · ' · . , Red Ey~:s. m>, doc1or says I Barnes and Mrs. Florence Wal· recen WI anderMrs. rno Roy er, How · Arthur Matheny. and son ' Evtwn ~ EmmaYP'ox ou can pralxibly took forward lace and Eleanor. East. Liver· 11 f . , ans; Mrs. Wtlkey Tucker , yto a less troubled middle·age I pool. spent a week end wtth Mr. e ,and amt 1). F ·t hi f and son, Grtmms Landing; Lois · i d M Th B b k ..rr and Mrs. riZ 51 a o Ell' H The condition begins to subside anh l r~.. urman R a coc d. New. Marshfield and Mr. and Ann - ~s, oyselt. before )'OU rrach so if you- 01 cr VISitors were ay an M k hi p th - - - - - -t' J · Bob Coleman Keno rs. Mar Sta of ortsmou served 44 court papers and book· 1' 1, POMEROV, OH 10. 're lucky. 1So far, m no · ' · ' J · · d 'th M d _ !,leyMr.have and purhcased Mrs. Johnnie recentNordmaMn Y Vtstte Scchfeler. WI r. Pr'an II,eetd~54~pe~rs~o~n~s~in~ja~i~l.===~;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::::::;;;;:::~;;:;;;::::~===::::::::::::::::::::::::::: DraH. r Helen: the liens· prop· ' Mrs. ----·- .. ·---·. - 'h· d . do with in-laws ert)· of Ethel Carter. Mr. an rs. arence ICe 1\ at o )OU . of Hulland and Mr. an d Mrs. . I . wt.J use you? 1 h<l bysJt_ fur tnhoth- JJnie Brewer and Patty Ste· Albert Frank of Gallipolis reI am ntwavs ~1vmg em ~ · ..· 1. " ~ 6 • dumg . 'ror 1·11em , 1.ve v.·o·k 1 - 1hemp spent g1lts II a weekend with Em- ! cently called on Mr. and Mrs. . c·mgers I o II w ..uone. . bu. t ma owe . ed mv . Joey Hysell. . according to them. that's what ' •1r. and Mrs. Fred Larkins ! Mr. and Mrs. Orvtlle Allen gnmdmothers are for. This with are spendmg several days at 1have return~~ ho~e fro~ a two daughters-in-law. Portland at the home of Paul ; two week VISit wath th~lr son, They onlv want us old fogies Ilauher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hau- , Howard Allen and family at 11;·hen they. have no one else. ber are announcing the birth or Fairborn . ' . Thr.v ha ve their parties and a SDn born at Holzer Hsopilal. Mrs. Charley .Brown of Gallt· ou t mg!:i. but never invite us Mrs. Norman Weber spent a pohs recently VIsited her paronlv a~k us over to sit the kids day at Aliquippa, Pa. enls, Mr. and Mrs. George v.h('n THEY go out. Rensll;nv. We're wanted on I when Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hensley , · d d - 1 Yd .1 and Ethel CMier were vtsiti ng ' Mr Harm on Fox spent a wellre m·~~e . t JeGy on evbent I' weekend at his home here. Ci:l us .•,a or ranapa, u relatives in West Virginia · . M d M Mr. and Mrs. Zern Pierce caJJ. Mr. and Mrs. Denrus Dowler :vh:~ wo~l~ you do with in· ed on Mr. and Mrs. Hobart New- of Wheeling, W. Va., were the I Jaws like these? _ MRS. B. ell , Chester, and Mr. and Mrs. overntght guests of Mr. Char· I Leon Donahew of Portland . les dDtehl. Dear Mrs. B.: · They came lor pthe To ALL grandparents I'd . Mrs. Hazel Wynacoop of Co· gra uatwn exercises at omsay : You've earned your resl tum bus and Edith Sisson of ero~ I·h~h school where Lows ; a member I - your grandchildren are to Pomeroy were visi ting Mr. and Arvm Dn~hl was be seen but not "herded" by Mrs. Hank Holter. of the class. Mrs. Dowler and you. Don't volunteer Cor free the late Betty Diehl were cous· · babysitti ng. except on very spe· ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hager ins. l. Clean Ladies & Chjldrens Rest Rooms ., ' cia! occasions! - H. and Mrs. Marvm Walker ul Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl call- : 2. Free Cold Drinking Fountain Dear Helen: Tuppers Plams and Mary New- ed to see Marvin Roush who is I have an eyelash problem. ~II of Columbus were V!Sttmg quite ill. 3. Free T. V. Tube Tester They're thin and sparse, and ' lr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. -Bertha Parker REG. $2.00 getting worse. I have been won· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prmce ! I 4. Complete Line of Hair Preparations VALUE _ __ dering about false eyelashed and Mr. and Mrs. Sherly Swan 5. Free Parking in Rear of Store but Uiink hety might be too nO: were visiting Dale Adams and MONTHLV REPORT 1 liceable at my age, wh ich is daughter of Sabma and Mr. and PT. PLEASANT - Sheriff B. Money Orders 37. I feel funny about asking Mrs. Gordon Cowdery of Wash· George Johnson, Mason Coun- ; 7. Air Conditioned a clerk, so I'm askmg you: do mgton Court House. ty, has issued the department • they look too, too artificial' Mr. and Mrs. Emerson acttvity report for the month ! And am I loo old for them' - Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy of May showing the depart· MRS. X. Barnes and Mrs. Hebel WaJ. ment traveled 5,479 miles in the 1 Dear Mrs. X.: lace and d•ugOier of East Ltv· line of duty, investigated 11 erpoot and Mr. and Mrs. Char. automobi le accidents; investil.e~ Lisle of Synacuse were vis- I gated two breaking and enter~ Reg. 59c" Jtmg Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates. I ings; recovered one stolen car Reg. 69 Pauline Barr of R._.dsville valued at $995: received U war130 COUNT REG. 99c visited Violet Smith. Irants and served 20 warrants; ' tl $6.99 to $9.99 GIRLS-BOYS CANVAS OXFORDS ' White, Blue, Black I $1.99 1 I " · You'll Have A Picnic 1 Laurel '}I"ff SOCiety . Notes 1 Air-Conditioned I L Shop In I • Comfort! B 1 I With These Low Prices 1 SOCiefy • NeWS 'I No Stamps to Lick, No Gimmicks-Take Home Fooc/ Values! I 1 JUNE I The JOY class of the United Methodtst church are sponsorlog a rummage sale Thursday, June 3 through Saturday, Jane 5, '" tbe SwiSher building 00 Second St., from t a.m.-4 p.m. each day· JUNE 4 • The Va Wa Te Camp Fire Girls ol Racine will hold their annual Jitney Supper on Friday_. June 4th with serving b~gmmng. at S. p.m. at the Ra· cme Juruor High School Budd· Inb: Everyone m the area ts mvlted to attend. ELIMINATE Dtrr!ES WASIUNGTON (UPI)-Presl· dent Jolmson wants Congress to pass legislation aimed at eDml· nating u.s. duties on irnporta of educational scientific and cuJ. tural maU.:ialo. "The fullest freedom of access to the knowledge and cuiture of other nations is the hall. mark oi the open society," JohMon said in a letter Tueoday to Ieadero of the House and Senate. He said approval of the measure would benefit schools, laboratories tibrarieo and mu. seums ' SOCIAL 'Middle ofUnw BlocJc., 1 lUMi\S 1 I 't The Friday Middleport WCTU meet evening, Junewill 4, at the First Baplist Church at 7:30 p. m. JUNE 4, S The Racine Firemen AuxilIary wUI sell homemade Ice cream, at the Racine f i r e house Friday and Saturday, June 4 and S, starting 8 o'clock In the morning till 8 o'clock In the evening. Sold In the containers or by the dip. JUNE i Jitney Supper Saturday, June 5, at Syracuse Grade School, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary of the Syracuse Firo Dept. Serving will begin at 5 p. m. FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE FAST HOME PERMANENT ! 1 I COTTON BALLS Property Transfers Freeman A. Enoch, Leola C. Enoch, Lucille Laughlin, Blaine B. Shockey, Arlene E. Shockey, I Mary Dale Oldham, James W. j Oldham, Theo Joan Wright, , Donald W.. Wright, Lora R. ' Circle, Harold W. Circle to · RoJ!Ie J. Shockey, 52 acres, Lebanon. 1 R. E. Smith, dec., to Carrie E. Smith, Ccrt. lor Trans .. Mid· I dleport. Dewey Ray Birchfield. Frash· vr Birchfield to Nellie Borgan, 1 Scipio, Harrisonville, Lot. Chloe S. Frost to Dottie Han-: Jng, Lot, Middleport. Christine Grant, Katharine Grant to Arthur Allen Stobart, Lucretia Mae Stohart, Lots, Mid· tileport. Ruby Guinther, S. E. Guinther to West Virginia Pulp and Pap- : , •' ~· Co., parcels, Lebanon. : KenMlh E. Harris, Margaret Y. Harris to John F. Musser, Dorothy L. Musser, 3.78 acres, ' ®Jester. , : Donald Trussell, Georgianna ·trusseD to Harold H•~er, Mar· 11t1ret Hager, '4 acre, Chester. . · Chaf!es H. Jeffers, dec. to Eula Jeffers, Richard Jeffers, ll'a· li!d Jetlers, Ronald Jeffers, cert. (rrt trans,. Salisbury. CALENDAR The annual bowling banquet lor Pomeroy Bowling Lanes keglers will be held Friday beginning at 1:30 p. m. •I the F.O.E. Hall in Pomeroy. The feed is for all league bowl· era of the Pomeroy lanes. . NEW LUCKYSTRIKEFILTERS PUT BACK THE TASTE OTHERS TAKE LYSOL.• ·- •• 43c WOODBURY CANDY BARS DREAM SET Reg. $1.29 Reg. 35c each 10 for19t Cleaning Fluid REG. $1.29 89c BEACH TOWEL I Reg. 69c • Wtrnett I \ Reg. $1.50 Full Sl1e I 1 !: II eli~ ~... .... ,·' . f L\ ~ TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ¢1ot.7.c., • ' . ..' •, . F••E. ~ARI<IN(i IN )tEA~: ~. I' ... ,. \ MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ,•.I . .' '1---------------------------;-::---.. ··---' ·: • ' ·' No. 2\>1 Cano S1 Whipped TOPPING 'v~.~~- 49c PICNIC SUPPLIES Fairmont's BEST We IT'S THE REAL Have Theml ICE CREAM 1-1 g•l. carton fit Your Pocketbook. MAXWELL HOUSE 0 INSTANT COFFEE- 1! ~ 1·19 Chormin Brand PAPER NAPKINS -~:6o 10c Priced To Serve Coo• Lemonade! Large Juicy PICNIC MUST! SKINLESS LEMONS WIENERS lb. pkg. Rl~ BOLOGNA~:::~ ot 3 ARMOUR'S SPECIAL LUNCHEON MEAT Bridal Registry Serv~ l doz. 29c l1b. 79c can CELERY We Resent The llight To LIMit Quutitiea. LYONS . 122 N. SECOND PEACHES ~~;~~SES -4 doz. 49c c 30 Size· Bunch 31b. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 MILL ST. ~x·'b. 89c Kraft fI : 49c Hunt'o .. Real Fruit For Your DI.t fast in the YEllOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. e COUIITIH" e FI.IIITATION ~.YnU~SE · qt. VEL VEETA - TELEVISION SERVICE eCOUNTIII -~y full Kroft Cheese MIX OR MATCH 'EM! Seeing ghosts? Find eWIDDING ,r ! Bllb. pkgs. eV1nilla e I AIR MATTRESS ~99c. POWDER ·--44c ; Sweet Pickles- eChocolate eGRACI SWIITHIART eSONATA \ Iorge CIMI Portage Brond ANUable In The,. New Pattern.: f } --346:~·n•$1 PORK &BEANS- 3 Boooooo 31c _ Wonderful For Removing Spots H~·C DRINKS Showboat-lore Fomily Silt Cans SYRACUSE FINE CHINA REG. 60c All Flovora of Fruit Drinks SANDWICH CREAM Announcing! New Selection Sure Shot c LAVORIS·· 21c lOc CHEWING GUM HAIR SPRAY BUFFERIN •· 91c Reg • AI'!D FIRESIDE --;;:.=·======::--! AIRMAN GRADUATES A2C Wayne A. Zurcher Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurcher, East Main St., has graduati!G from Telecommunl ••lion System Control School at Keesler Air Force base, Miss. and hao reported to his assignment overseas. c47c VALUES LIKE THESE EVERYDAY ~fteler" , .. .......... ~AtTA ~ _:, (VNE ·I81U.IO , , , r..--!l!i!lllii!II!III-IIJiliiiiMI!!ll!i\il!t!!ltt'II:'Ju.•., !rar.!t:t\*"~11:' ~Jt~J~-.~ UJJ~~ ... . . If' . .. '·. • I aover Farm Store Food Market Route 7 "'The store With A Hart" ' '· 'RIPPERS PLAINS Fifth end Pearl RACINE lpenlhiMoft.ThNIIt. ·..:~ •· r.•, ' RACINE ' ' RUTLAND Clover Farm Department Store RT. 124 �' ' I " ~~Classified WANT AD w.ntecr tNFORMA TION .- ' - =. ., Ads Your Modern Communitv Bulletin Board ~-;;,! FOR SALE Bu•inea a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 1965 @) Se..VIces __ ... 2 s~NS Pomeroy Motor Co.. Boys Baseball SChedule P.M. ~ ,..._ ".UALm c••"'j . !''-'u ,._t. o ...(fll Pomeroy )' 1elet,ision Revue River neWs ---- -Ga!Hpolh Gaace readhip: ~~ I cAR !loP waitress 1865 coNsoLE stereo, Just tak· AIR coNDmoNJNo Refrlgel' cook. Apply in ~- Crow's i en ln. Lovely walnut console aUon service. Jack's RefriB· .,.. u . steak llollll. 4 eration, New Raven, Phone Dam u, 12.2, l'1ll1lllll8 2'4 teet 1 2 ate with AM " FM radio. QANC~U.AnuNo ·speed record changer, 4 TU ~7. 4 S Uc o SOUTHERN LEAGUE on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· collRICTIOJ:B, 00 .. WOMAN to do babysitting and speakers, dual volume oonI~ 1116 Boya' Leapo Ba110b.U 38 Hinto Will ';,."':!''!'! ~.u ..,i.. ,. light housework, 5 daya per trol. Thia set three months BEATING, Plamhln& Tbun4ay, Juno 1 • Pl. Pleaoanl 23 ·85• n uo~JLAnoNa week. Phone WY 2-3214. old. Take over payments of Faraacu. Arnold Brothen, 1960 Ford '8' Fl1reslde Pickup $1095 Racine Reds ar Darwin ~~~~nK~~~:.a ~::.·"M:!t ,... ,...,.., _,.., ,.. d,.t I 1 6tp ~ per month or pay balance 118 Eaot Main Strtel, Pom- Heavy duty Urea, green finish, deluze cab. Real nice. Sycacuse at Portland Pirates and Winfield dama WON 111 the ::,~.:,.:~~....": ':,J,"":! BABY Sl'ITER, 5\!t dB~ week. due 189.76. Try It in your.oroy. Phone WY wm. 1963 Corv•ir Pinel $1599 Let&rt Cards. at Racine Yanks sills. ::~ r::•:.:-'re.~.:t)ltpu,!'~ J.. borne. CaU WY 2-6555. 7 20 lfc Locally owned, eood Urea, beige fini~. heater, aide doorl. Monday, Jane 7 ~emenll• m.... Ill.. ,.. '""" " ' tM''""" !Jght housekeeping. Write 5-29-«c Discount Price. Portland Pirates at Racine 1\eda Rh>""'--· L. Fleore up ....,... care of Tlte Daily sentinel, Real Estate Fol Sille k $1095 Darwin at Letsrt Cardkrals . -,...._ ,,. w.., •• ........ Box 668-D. Pomeroy. NECCill, built-In automaUc zig. 1960 Chevrolet ~ Ton Pic up Racine Yankees at SyrBCUII 14, 2.30 p.m.; Wassoll up 14, • 'i::.\'m.:' ..:;:: ,;,••,i:;::""'• 5 zo trc zag sewing machine. Makes 61> ' body, aolld eab, beater, 6 cyl, Run• out eood. New fin· Tlwnday JUDe 11 1:40 p.m.; Queen City up 14, !!..'it!" ..:'....::' "' r - MO· u. s. Civil Senko r..w fancy designs, sews on buttons, isb. Lelart Cards ai Racine Reds 1·:35 p.m.; La•una up •·. 1 lKI pel' cent mscOUJit oa p&Jet w w llhD-•o•eo ta ano II'"' •~ JOt• makes buttonholes, etc. Bal"J RaCine Yankees at Port. Pirates 8: 45 p.m. i Pete . down f , :s ~ ~c:.t·~,wt~~J:sd•:-OBI'roAIUa& ~a.=. s:,or~to:.ntlo~-d~~r~::r ance due only $63 or pay $6 Syracuse at Darwin p.m.; Pennsylvama up lt, 12.· - ,,., "" ., ...,. ...,.t., """' •..,.• ..., - """"' per month. Call WY U555. POMEROY - 6 • room frame Monday, JDJie u 50 a.m.; Robert Reed down I_·. Imam. laell addiUollal ..-ol"d \Ill. uuanr •n !7 J'R.D Inform•· OPEN EVES. 7100 P.M. oFPICE uouas uor~ ., Jo'*- ....,...., ll'lllllrlNmeata. ~29-6tc house with bath, gas cir~ IatRacine Reds at Racine Yankees z: 30 a.m.: Esso p ennsy Ivan 1 ~ ~; 38' ,..~ J.' 00~o rU~ ~c!!!. :;:.'""., IM1U ftUle. add,.... •nd ing beat, 3 • room unfinished POMEROY, OHIO Syracuse pt Letart Cardinab up 16, 8 a.m.; Pat Murphy dow ·1 IT'S so ..,. Ltnootn ..,..,., a.. - - . ,,..,., OLIVER corn picker. Rotary bas•ment, and front and back Portland at Darwin 17, 2:10 p.m.; OVEC down 17, RESut-~ P~~~CIN"o D&lb aentt nel. PomeraJ Oltlo hoe, portable' elevator. Mrs. porches. Newly decorated inTbanday, Juue 17 4 a.m.; Jame!l Graham up J"i " '"" •» Livestock Clyde Well, WY 2-6310. side and out, and all • • Real &tate For S1le Auto Salel at Racine Reds 5:441 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth II PHONE WY 2-2156 ____ __ 5-2!l-3tp ings included. $5500.00. _.,., 1960 Plymout~. 4 dr. sedan, I;:_ Yankees at Darwin up, 8:30a.m.; Warren HougCURTISS BREEDING Service, - - -- POMEROY - 8 • room frame FOR onu~ on cyl. standard shift. Price $450,11 "'""' Cardinals at Port. Pir. I~ down 19, 6:30 a.m.; Phili ' lor the best In artificial PUBLIC AUCI'ION The un· house all on one floor , with Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. Ph. SH 2-5539. 6 2 3tp Monday, June Zl Swrn down 20, 7 a.m.; Onwa~-: Card of ThMikl breeding. 1811 of the Nation 's dersigned, due to ill . health, bath and gas fired heating Hysell. WY J-632%. Darwin at Racine Reds down 21, 7:30 a.m.; .Elgercbl ' ==-=-=~-:-:---;-·--- leading sires make their must d!Scontmue farmmg and out of danger of high water 5 4 ~-;- 63 Rambler - $1 ,695 Porltand Pirates at Syracuse down 23, 2:15 a.m.; Wester; TilE FAMILY or Andy Sprouse ~orne at Curtiss. For service, will sell ihe followmg at 1461 and near Main Street. $5500. ROOM brick borne, 2 Ambassador VB ''990" 4 dr, Yanks at Letart Card. down 23, 6:30 a.m.; Helen P wish to thank his classmates, Call Lei-and Parker, Pomeroy, Gtbbson Road (\2 mile West 1POMEROY _ 6 . room rrame rooms, fJJiisbed attic a o d Finest and best aeries Ram· Thursday, June Z4 up Greenup 4 p.nl.; Tlbolt Uf the graduating Rutland sen· Ohio WY 2-2264 or Albert S. R. 681 between Pagetown with bath and coal fired hot basement. Out of high -•••lor• bier. Only 23.432 easy mitea. Racine Reds at Port. Pirates Greenup 6:30 p.m.; CoUo. iors of 1965, for the beauti· Park~r. Che.<tter, Ohio, 985- an~ Albany, Ohio ). 1:00 p.m. air heating, front and back Central heating, priced Push button shift. Letart Cardinals at Darwin Queen up Greenup 7:30 p.m . lui flowers used at_Commence I 3415. 5 19 12tp E.hsr. Jbune s. _196a5. No. l~ porches, basement and quick sale. Phone WY 2-6116 Bu"lck _ _ $ , at Racine Yankees Walter Beckjord down Green 1 395 SyracuseMonda ment taken to hiS grav6e2 alftl· FOR SALE ·. F·lne pon•. Come 8c oo1 e11• 0 ' 1 1 mps, pew 0 t 0 f h' h t 8 nd or WY 2-2205. Charles F. 61 J u up 8 p m . Chippewa up Green J ter tea pot, silver set, antiq· garage. u. ~g wa er LeSabre 2 dl'. Low mileage, y, une .c.o • ·' orwards. c and see. Mason 773·5923. ue laundry stove, quilts, blan- easy walkmg diStance to Wildermuth. 4 13 Uc clean one-owner car. Auloma· Ractne Reds at Letart Cards up 12:30 a.m.; Molly K. dow r 7-5-31lte kcts, pictures, tailor irons, downtown. Only $5000 for C&llh , _, Notice tic shift. Port. Pirates at Racine Yaaka Greenup 12:45 a.-m.; Allied-Ash Notice - - - - - - - - - - , - wagon wheels, old hooks, bolts sale. ~ Darwin at Syracuse land down Greenup 1 a.m.: Lu Emolovment Wanted and trons, old park bench c. c . CUCKLER, REALTOR oRe Tburaday, July 1 the! Herdman down GreenUj ANNUAL ~!E:ETJNG of Sutton WA''T~D Trac'"r work, ra_r_ m PHONE WY ••••• -···· •• •••• Racine Ylmks at Racine Reds 1:45 a.m. ·, Indiana down Green n ~ "' irons, beds, chest of drawers, """""' -··.:ioAL NOTicl"'" Chester Farmers \lulual Fire ponds, lawns and driveways. china cupboard, old desk, ALBERT M. COX, u • - ·-" ... 11,,.. Pomeroy, Ohio Letart Cards at Syracuse up 1 a.m.; Elisha Woods ur m<urance Company. Will be Small dozer and experienced dinette set, silver nower pot, PHONE WY z.u s,~;··-~::~':·-· "'"" Darwin at Portland Piralea Meldahl 7 p.m.; J. S. Lewb held at Chesle r Town House operator. Low hourly rates. two western saddles, side sad6 2 3te st. ''""''-'"' ,, Plorlt~•, Pl.tlntlff, Th ft.amfller Monday, July 5 up Meldahl 10:30 p.m. Monday A. M. June 7, A. \!. M'ddl t Ph WY 2 22118 World 8taDdard ot eompoot Reds at Syracuse Galltpoilo Dam - Lorena ur I epor . one 6 1. llltc. di e_, John . . .. •• . Yankees 1965. Emmett G. Will, h 1De_ ere B. tractor , FOR SALE .· On H'lghland Road, A,.., E~eeOoaee at Racme 12:30 a.m. ; Brlwtone up • Pres .. Francts E. Morris, Sec. ·- w 't cu tivaotrs, harrow,! Pomeroy 4 room house and Tomoto '~"••· lila ear room, rldo aad per- Letart Cards al Portland Pir. a.m.; Lynn B. up 7:40a.m. lormance. 8maB 001 Tbunday, July 8 Kanawha River _ Dunca 1 6 2 Jtp EMPLOYMENT Wanted- E:x- cham hotst, pull type 4 in. furn iture' of Daisy Thomas. •• •~"•• ==-==--~c- perienced interior and exter- bo~om plow , .wheel . barlrol wJ Maud Buffington ~·:~~.~~~~"~.,. ~ .... and IIWIIICerabDit, Racine Reds at Darwin Bruce up Marmet 9:30 pm. HAVE YOU ever attended a ior painting . Free estimates. an many, many m1sce an6 2 3tp 5Z41 _ satJt ttrHt, Nortlt.. a_... Syracuse at Port!8 nd p· tes .. C b 'th eous items. Real Estate : will tt. ,.,..,..,u,. '· FloriN, oew 1.1'8 Lucy Jane Luu down Mar Jitney supper orne e WI Phone WY 2·2682 or see Rog· be ld l 2 30 S llelropuUtaa MiltON Letart Cardinals at Rae. Yanks , met I a.m.; Solvay down Mar· us this Saturday at the Syra- er Cullums. 5-29-tfc so a : p.m. E. .T. Howard Prank, M da Jul tZ This farm consists o/8273 A .ti' __ LI O-J6""'"""'"' ...,.....,.,., E. MaiD Street. PomorO)' . 00 y, Y met 6:15a.m.; Allen 1!. Mer· .use Grade School at 5 p. m. 6 2 3tc For Sale ~- more or less witb 35 .ac~ -..uc;lrltl' llli:fft'l. ••m•..•· ooto. Pboa1 WY W8'll Port.. Pirates at Racme_Reds rill down Winfield 5:35 p.m · = = o - = =c-.c---:c--tillable and the balance ,·n !\~D~onn:'•hoFIJnn••:"•.~~~i.~!:;;~""' t 22 "at Letart t CardrnaiJ W. H. Shaver, Jr. down Win ~ 1•ooo S& H t'.rcen 'Stamps FREE loan of our efficient Car. pasture ~< Darwm R•c1ne Yankee FRE · D and timber and pulp I ROOM !lOUSE - :W acres ;;;;;,, ,..." " ..... .::-ioih sa Syracuso field 6:15 p.m.; Jerry Bo£ 1 How? By simply viewing the pet Shampooers wilh P u r- · wood. This farm has an excel- land in Letart Twp. on Route I •'"'::~~.:."~.:'. ·;,;;,u..;:,!~ •:~ Insurance Tlounday, July 15 worth down Winfield p.m.; Co, .. pact Vacuum cleaner in chase or Blue Lustre Sham- lent spring that has alwaysI 238. Eight acres bottom land !i;~;: .... -,;.;;· ···'".!';''.,,';;. """' Letart Cardinals at Rae. Reds Beaver up Winfield 12:45 a.m . -·-- Racme Yanks at Portland Pir. l Helen Z. down Winfield 2 a.m.' your home. Phone WY 2-2821. P"'•· Baker Furnilure, Middle- had an abundant supply of along Ohio River. Price reas- I! IE' th! • Ohto, .:.:'!.c:,;to• .., ,. cancelled? Lost you; __ ~ 2 5tc water. There is a 5-room onable al $4,800. ;.,. .;, -or ·u;• .. =~~~-''lo.:/: lor'a license : Call WY at Darwin A. J. Patten up Winfield 4:45 5 28 30tc port. 1 10 MEXICAN TOMATO plantSior, 1954, 6 cyl. FORD. new motor. hou se. This rarm could orrer 7 ROOM HOUSE - Two baths, i ;:!'•c:' No. 1: Mouda,y, July 1t a.m.; H. E. Bowles up Winfield sale. William Holmes, Syra·' Charolais · Hererord crossed many possibilities and oppor· 72 acres land, all fenced. 30 '"" ,-;.-u;o · •••u• Racine Reds at Racine Yanks 6 a.m.; Allee down Winfield 8: cuse. 5 26 tfc yearling bull, 2 bottom plow. !unities to an imaginative acres 1n pasture. Three wells. ~.:;:,"...~' :t.'''!~ .--~ PHOTO Copymg Service. -~II' Syracuse at Letart Cardinals 25 a.m. ; George Price down -Oliver drill. Ph. SH 2-4656. mind. It would make an ex· Water and gas. Located in , 40 ,;.,;" wio~ ,o; ___ 100 les mads of legal Portland at Darwm .......... Winfield &:55 a.m. HFAR IT ON WMPO - Llew6 2 l2tp cellent reatreat for the busi- Rutland Twp., 12 miles from ••t ••••• ~:.,.~. ;~ ~:"~ birtiJ records 8lld almol;t !'flY ellyn Thompson's "Life and ness man who wishes to get Pomeroy. $9,500. mlno ••• *''"'f.'1j}~; other documents. ' All game~ being at 5:30 p. m. , National League Light" program, Monday thru 1964 International Pickup . 26,000 r . II CUCKLER REALTY to tho'""""· 1 rut "'' tho Reuter buuruct Pom..,.. Anolber round wUI c•- over New York 000 160 030-10 15 ' away rom Jt a ' it could be north • I de or No. 18 the ' -·J Ch' 00 200 1 Frtday at 8:!5 a. m. ES7. miles. Excellenl condition. a small productive farm Callv. :h·l """M' moo ,_ · ;;.-...;; U 0 • '"'"' ' ~. > U- HU & 25 Uc WY 2-2166, WY 2·349f . · ' Sltuotod I• ... betne • ••" ot ' "' Spahn, Parsons 14), Bear-========:.:...:::.1 on delivery ol Deed. Terms: HILTON WOLFE, SALESMAN tot kno~"-~ too Aon .,t No. 301 GUARANTE_ED, for BRING UP PITCHER narth 151 and Gonder. BubL 6 2 6tc cash. Signed : Norma !lager. r PHONE WI f.-3211 ::l,~·~ruo reai Uf8 b tsllzatl 1 "'M7A"'HccOccGccA~N~Y,.--en-d~ ta~bl~e:-,-be ~-d Bradford Auction Comjl•• 6 2 3tc '''' " ' Dotai'L~i'No.' ~t_In" thon~!!' D>pl on. NEW YORK !UP!)-The New McDaniel 15), Humphreys I G), c c . "' of Mtnonnno. M otp ···~~" ""'" at_ all ages. PboiHI WY 2-6186. York Mets have called up left- Warner 18), Abernathy (8) lnd NOTICE outfit, electric roaster. WY 2· . . Bradford, AuctiOneer, ""~•"n• ,.. "'' -• '"···· " · 18 Uc handed pitcher Larry Miller i K(Ij""").'_ Winner - Bearnarth 3953. 6 2 6tc A. C. Bradford, Mgr. ~2»-6\c HOUSI FOR SALI ::~~ ~:"~"!:..!: ':!~:":: Lo Buhl (H) HR Modern Ran ch style. Beautiful PmPOri,. rrom their International League sec . s My Office Will Be . AUCTION every Wednesday and Business Service• . f u h'll Tm t No. •• farm club at Bufralo. · 2 <2nd and 3rd i, 1o<atiOn •• top 0 ..,.. I Tho lollowlDJ dORrib<d '"" ...... Sa~l0 (lOth) · I Saturday, Welch 's Auction, facirJg State Highway Garage on mtuated: 1n the Count, ot Kelf•· n1 The Mets also optioned ..u...,.), laurel Cl1'ff, Route 124 Route 7 WI'th good ma d to -__ ,_ "'' Stato •• Obio, ••• tn tho Town•- Rib -- !'hila' 000 0000 51 • maw ahlp of sutt-;tn, •nd bounded aDd da· er De MUI ant to un wuClosed From 6 2 30tp CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. highway. Four bedrooms. livin<J JCrlbH .. folloVJ: BeiDJ Ule reI L.. recall 200 002 00s- 4 12 1 - - - - - - - - - - - ' Wtlson's car wash, 550 Page-st, dining, family, kitchen, m~,... "' '"' •• Uto oouth ~•· Entered Hosplall . Mahaffey Burdette <1) BeM \dl t WY "' . . _... of Lol No. 18 ID the vrua,. of Among those who 'nd ""'·-·- ' RHODE ISLAND Red heM and 1C epor. ~1517. Open fast play, maid 's, utility """ UJnonYillo, M~•• counro, uhlo .~:m~ M Rtbec Le M' ki u ... 1~~~ (7) a """IIWS. Veale May 31 to June 7 from 8 B. . m. to 9 p. m., seven shrw' o , Three baths, ceraml.... n~ known Situated In and belnc • put of loi Holzer hospital in the rs. ca Va.e ll' n, nav · (5-2) and PagllaronL Loser roosters. Call 843·2778. ~,.. •.: w.u: u 100 .u. lot No. '301 o1 bo J Ala enswood, W. 6 1 30tc and wall to wall carpet on Ute Ohlo c omPUl1'1 PUrehaM: be - W'S were : ames n BlrtbJ Mahafley (2-4), 6 1 Jtc days a week. fi Abo t th' d 10.' •Jnnina at • • tate near the run 454 HMn.~~owood Dr. Mrs. Ji'ra~~ ---==~==~~~ DR. E. F. MAAG US!.D PIANOS BULLDOZER WORK, equipped h oors. . u I dt;~o- tr s v• :'t~ro8!: ':: :~~d ~t;uN•.~;;; LesterW..hite, 833 A.... M~s. James A. Riffle, Rt. ' I 18 nice reconditioned upright with winch. Big or small job. a~::S~~~n:tne:ir thence aiont thll nver Mrs Raymond 0 ·-~· · n;;• Racme, daughter, 4:40 : dayt·Imes WI "31 . roa4 doWll eo ""'' them:. but et I. . . ·llt~:~: TUesday. Mrs. J 0 h0 I • Jorle&,ll ,; AUTUMOBD..E lnlllrance beeD pianos, priced for quick sale. Call . rr 51, even- Lal'ge patio and double carport. Ute width or eo feel to the main I"' Gallipolis Clarence M !~1;"11 cancellad? l..oot your -raCall Rutland Furniture, SH 2· Ra lngs. WI Qh' 9-31189, Gene Barnett • On lot 200' 1 390 ' · May be·' •••• •,o'tt ••• hilL "''"' aboot 100 eO, Rl , 1 c'heshire 1 Mrs.• ll20 o.m ......., """'"~'" ee , llllll"e or le11, aup~ to be TUesdFirst Ave., son, 2:50 r -·. lar'o llcorwe! CaD WY :J.ZIM 481!. 6 f Jtp cme, 10, 5 U tfc by appotntment only Lot No. •• In "'""Yillo, ... be- Williams Bidwell, Mrs ay. Your Dependable lliUc PLACE your order DOW- for C•ll 985·3555 CMster, Ohio :~"~~7 ofJte~o~a";. ~':~~ ::i Mc.<!oma~, Vinton, Mrs.' ruulla DiscbaJ1ed DulerFor --.,-.,--- .,.--- black raspberries, P h o n e u a Dll Lena H. JDtm.on, hi• .u..... WIWam Mays Rt 1 M r -. Patients recently diacharged -Jfuutl\ A. Morcan aJld Ol•dn l Morpa. b:r • · • • 1 ded M K' 1 Do Sale or Trtde 667-3250. Charles Betzing, HOlJSE FOR SALE t ' ••••• dHd . ... . Do<omb" ;, 1........ Carl Lester Rl. 2 me u c m ey tson, Mrs. ' WO ,..._.: eDrded in Volume 148. Pap 112 of Ul• Arth r -tanz'lo 14)0t Joseph Cormany Mrs. M.errm 1958 OLDSMOBILE-;4dOOr, au· Tuppers Plains, Ohio, !Ad· old, 3 bedrooms bath and "'00 •~•.., 00 ot """ county, ur , ,.. ' AND tomatic ll'ansmlsslon, power dress Coolville). 5-29-3tp carport. No do..;, payment re- ~~"\r:l:':.,. .!~!,"'.:::,• ,':, 1 ~' ·-:, Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Wal· r~~~~\"f'~dy ~ Ha~ey, ~· 01 steering and wwer brakes. quired Pbone Sll 2 5868 "'"' to ... ·~• .,..,. Woodml den Roush, 2003 Mt. Vernon Ave. 1, ___ ey, s. ames · Good condition. Call SH 2. MOBILE Home 50 x 10 Cham1 i 121p :,:','!.,~~~·.:;• .!' Pt. Pleasant, · Mrs. Herman R. 1"""~· Mrs. Pat Price, Mr 1· , ....,. WY4-2SSO 4400 or write Howard B. Stitt, ~on. Air conditioned. Automa- _ :~ ~!te~'::~~o= ~:. ';'~•I Stephens, 509~ Main St.,Rp+,t." ~•andEM.!:~Jeonn ,,Sernd• ~~nt 1 ...... IC h JO 1 t h HOUSE FOR SALE In 833. Me11• Count, Deed RecOl'dll. Pleasant, Lisa C. Caldwell, ......., J.l' I.IUIIIIC. -,.svllle. 6 1 3tc was er. ga . wa er eatSales & Service • 5 rooma Tbo "'*'"' .. "14 PaJntiH'o Poll· 1 Mlddl rt "- Richard er. WY 2--24901 WY 2-:i882. Minersville. Phone WY 2-0021. tl11n II for lhe PartJlloa of nld nal epo ' l"ue. •J 5 28 6tc I 1 3tc Htato ... '" othor aqwtablo ,.. Rllwlings 259 Lincoln uno nllel. The laid DeleDdut Ia N • ' uwj' For R.n ME eFits Almost Every Car '"'"" to ..,.,. ·~• oet~«on •• Pomeroy, Glen .,_ Rl. plants lor eTransferable When HOUSE lor Rent: 3 "':,.!,'\''.:\,*'..".:;!~!';::..:'.._~· Rutland, Erwin Bailey G~~::; I ROOM HOUSE with bath, cus- saXIIe.CAWNIITOMt.TO 1 iam Holmes, Syrahome at 1126 E Mam ' St., Wobo >fuJe w...... Platotll~ ner, Rl. 2 Racine, Mn. ~ tom • built kitchen, ncar cuse. 5 26 tfc You Trade Cars · tar u4 hlLa. · ;;-· Mill •• Phone WY 2-3408. Atklro eYJ lor PlalnUfl D, er, Jar..kson, Emma ,LA.IU schools, corner Lincoln and eGuaranteed 24 months "' u . 11' '" ': 0• ,.,_ ... . , Campbell, Jackson, Gertrude J. AT ~'ourth in Middleport. Call For Summer Drlvlne . . . Hill Rt • J "·· ,._ u •• or 24,000 miles FOR SALE : 1 room home. Tbanda , • . • acuun, •u•. ·-· Gail Miller, WY 2-3196. eFynon Guollno eMost Popular Unit Will sell completely . I"- y' 01.11101 '}' J. Washam, Rl. 1 Jackson, 6 2 3tc •Lubrlcotlon SerYico ed with wall to waD I""" York at Pittsburgh, nlght D. Hall Rt. 1 Jac,kson, eUnlco Tl•••· All 51"" I In the U.S.A. and drapes, or Rousl< .. at Cincinnati, night Mn. DOJmld Griffith, New FURNISHED apartment, 5_ Aok obout FREE Flog offor Call WY or WY San Fran. at MilwJulcee:~lght Boston, Mrs. Charles E Chaf· • 2 2551 room• and bath, newly rent>2 0 fOR BOATERS 00 3712. . l.os '.ngele at 1. Louis, nlght ens, Rt. 2 Greenup, Ky., vated. 2nd st. over the Fabln1t.1lltcl • ric Shop. 5 28 tfc , River service an whl._ 111 of our boof dock, FOR SALE 1 room 'bo•ne,; FOU ROOM furnished apartlocated close to Elementary men!, downstairs. WY 2-3658. ~UPER SERVICE and High School in Middle5 17 tr. STATION -:=.'7';;;;;=-;--:-o--:---., OPEN Pomoroy, 0. port. \Viii sell completely fur. I J and t ROOM furnished apartnished with wall to wall earmenta. Rowley & Reed llilrd24 HOURI SE pet and drapes or unfumlsbWING MACHINE - repair ed. Call WY 2·2551 or WY 25 ll tfc KNAPP SHOES, apecial olfer services all makes, WY2-2284 3712. _!...llre· 5-2Htp THHEE and lour roo'll turnish• In June only, buy 1 pair The Fubrlc Shop, Pomeroy. I --------.::..:~ See R•y Benson Now For TheMI 111 a tmfullnlllltd opon regular price, get 2nd pair Authorized Singer Sales and I BEDROOM House for oale, l 12 8 tit ~-00 otr. Write or call flo. Servtce. 5 4 30tc Excellent coodiUon, 1611 1 meula WY U4S1 VB, Power ateer!De. Power braltet. l Dr. Hardtop. Cilia PAY BIW ••• TAK! VACATION MODERN f room and bath, bert Hill, Elm Street, Racine. l'tleiJler BuDdin& ~ for I.incoln Heights, Poruet'0)'. and Nice. See It, 1 /UfDis.bed apartment, Middle5 19__Et~ new borneo. Built m lrl~ Phone WY 2-3810. Ohle IIlli a lot of wonderful ploc•. But port WY 2-3174. M • M co•n••• ens, storm windowt, a!~ 6 25 ItA! 1 4 11 tfc wherevlf' you go, hno neely -h end waovtL Inurn siding. Call Gu• Ne•L • cJtlader J Door. Standard Trona, Clean and ooll<L IN 4 ROOM APARTMENT in- jiQ~ ~e~:.n~IK1 ~~~~o~~~i:uu~!! ~ 1er Raci.De Ohio " ... HOUSE FOR SALE in RaclDt.. lt. your billa ~II ciHned up. Enloy younelf eroy. Close to business dis- •lla all We evil . ltcoJtOIIlical Unlcll Alf· I t • 12 29 Uc Clarence Roy, _WI "2811. fle.v11 Spr111 ~:ontalna bot h .,. trict. Phone WY 2-3117. MQ be applied up to 7 dan hw,r8 r:. "~• ,..,... without worrlet. Our vocation money plu harve..t, no P'fliduu tn mllk. Lo "' . AlJCiJONEEli · ;;:::=~==--=--c::'_:~::-..:,...= 5 28 6 Cyllllder, S.du., 'l'un!U0110. ;::-;;-;;;;;-o;;=--;::-: 6tp ,...,.,, our to """'· Gt•H .,,. Complele Sorvfee HOUSE FOR SALE· Ei~ht Ia lual the lhl.,.. -:;; • n . , . , , . . ~~-- eood ooatrot or '"tru"t" tan.. .., &IUUW:.n &..Vhl Ull:l!! sew- •tare, l..tn UP to J Wei!kJ . Alto Crltt Bradford rooms, two baths, Eitra Jot MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROMI •..... .,. end nter• Brown'• Trail 'tontrolJ •PIUiebUJI, olher for•ge Wrt•· . or "~-~ goes with bouse. 361 South nuctl. LAN DMARK, Melli Counly K' rruu '-'UJINI\.-. Plione flt'lt for fut Thtn •lvtl er Part (State Approved) Farm Bureau CuopenUve AJIOCiaA. 'c. BRAD""RD Front St., Middleport, Mrl. uo..-ot. Ohio, f t l . - - urv tloo - ~~ ~•. m__St_re•. t. Pomeroy. '.l'V ll .............., ruuuo " , llllclne, Ohio enry Hennessy. for ,OUr money In a _ll'llller of mlnut.. ,..._ 1ft 5 25 1 u lie CLOTil awnings and porch val5 1 S~lwt.IJe wvlce. ance. Bamboo porch shades. FOR _. : ~ room ;.a...d·To Buy -Venetian blinds and re~; .. Karl Graeser, Pllimblll& ani _ 9 ' ' W.n•• D ~ 1 bath, basement. Gaa ~---'!. ,-- ·---- _____ ale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., Heating · f~replace. Priced for . _qutcli 518 30tc 1rANTEI:1: BUY Would Hke . Pomeroy. Mlaenvlllo, Olda sale. Phone 773-5611, Mi8aoo, to ~ 4 iledroom quaD- DON'T PUMP Y"" aluggl.!h ·~ep. EOMI your oewer troUiet! W. Va. 4 11 Uc ty. hllnlt! :Pleaae siBte price tie lank. Get Klean-Em-AU We laave all obea FOR o• : _nA_ l SAVINGS CO. lllil ~ of ,IBiile. Write lepllc tant cleaur. LandD~ " Macllfblella~ ~rarrel h0111e "·,., , , ""'· n•llv Senti 1 ,_ e.rn. 3 bedroom care . "'' "'" ...,... oe • lllll1t rarm Bureau. CaD WY z.-1 oa, or Jka: - JL 5 fl er.: ,., "'"' m new area on Chester Road. - .,.. ;Z 11 lfc I Ua l'bone WY :J-5331. 6 11 Ill . '• Help ) ' ' ·'. 1 @) Motor Co. .., • • ... ,..,or.• BUT HE BIN GOIN' A HALF HOUR £ARI.Y. EVER SINCE. HE GOT INTO THE FOURTH y, = IV AUTO AIR COND ITIONING U. Joln I 1 .:..•=- . B. $340 ·CITY LOAN TP 1101111 :•.u ' t.,... :~ ' ' I •· . \ - '.:~· ·.,~ ' l ' "f'·~· '\' ,. ,, ' 83. Book of mapa 26. Chb1eae m.euure 2T. Everluting 37.Carry • • Ja.pa.n.eeo 38. Frenoh I ~ II KtNCI ··' ALLI'I I river coin so. South : ' 40. Salary <1. K ..l·blUed Sp. 31. Derrade 32. Pattoho cuckoo t2. Spread to tlry,Uha.Y park: Calif. !:1. Girl'• narno S4. Ponder 3~. Half an om S6. Harlh ... 38. Gold: Her. 19. Apportion ,o.w.u coaUng GOOD·B~• ,3, Kind of rock r•• ""·Vue handlea : . ,. ll'fl.l MlJCH OF 'fl.IE HANDS- AND SI1500WNAT OF ~IS SHIP. I" &r®aeol. (5.1\allr0tld aafoty roll 46. Slll'render i•• •• DAILY ORYPTOQlJOTE - Here'• how to work It: 41t'I'DLB44J:a I I"Bemis! . II LOII'OJ'ELLOW One tetter limply st&D<II for another. In th111Mlple A ' ~-1 Do you remember that tlltinc ateerlne: wheel t you always tho:.:u~e:!..h.:t.:w:.:o:u:.::ld:_:~•__ n_ ic~_o_h_ ave on our car?" d for the three L'~t X for the two 0' .. etc. Stnate letter: , : ')1trophiet, the length and fonna.Uon. at the word• &reo a.!t r t.. Eooh ciA)' the oodo lotion an dlft"""~ A VC WRR WJEH RADIO -- VH DBG antD1saaa quaaoa lLRR Cli'WC JL JVHNLH.-RW BSDJ SOC '' KWBRT Ye.terday'l Cryptuquote : HE WHO DOI:;S ~ OT KNOW THlD J'ORCE OF WORDS CANNOT KNOW MEN.-CONJ'VcniS 10 1111. r ........ -•o. ..._, xu.. APRIL LOG 111:15 Musical Interlude 6 oo Sign On 11:30 Republican Leglslatur. 6 00-15 Musical Clock 11:15 Walter Moeller 1 oo Be Still and Kno·• 12:00 Local & Ohio News 702-30 News 12:20 Evans BuUetin Board Mcnclay Tbra Friday: 5:05 Jim Mees Show 7:45 Echoes of Joy 12:25 News-0-Grams 8:00 Slgn.()o, Newo 6:30 Sunde-- · Serena1e 8:00 Ohio Valley News 12:30 Garden Club 6:05 Sacred Heart 7:30 Sign ' Saturday Matinee 6:20 Meigs CT, RFD Saturdays: 8 t>-30 Musical Clock 8·5> Community News Allernate Saturdays oi:Z5 Paul Bowers Farm 8:00 Sign On - News 9 oo Talk of the Town 1:55 News Beat 8:30 Country Jamboree 6:116 Country Music Timt 9 55 Mason County News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 1:57 Weather 1:25 Country Jamboree 10 oo Public Service Show 2:55 News Beat 7:00 National News 7 00 Protests•• Rour ABBIE AND SLAn 10 :15 Daily Light 3:00 Saturday Matinee 7:30 Sports 7:30 Sports 10 30 Latchstring .,._ 3:55 News Beat 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show It ·oo World News 4:00 Dlsclng Witb Doss 7:35 Pickens Hardware Sbow 10:45 It's Music - Army 12:00 Community News 4:30 Top Ten Revue (Tuesday-Thursday) U:OO Dairy Valley & Dutton's t !:~~~~~~~~ 12:20 E:vans Bulletlr) Board 5:00 Saturday News Report 7:50 News Top Ten Show 12:25 News-O.Grams 5:15 Dinner Musicale 8:30 Dally Light 12:00 News 12:30 Agrtculture Program 5:30 Community Cbolrs 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical Interlude 2:45 Country Gt>-Round 7:00 Off The Air (Wed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. !Jierlin Teets 1:55 News Beat Sunday P:OO News 1:00 The Jim Mees Sbow 1:00 Country Go-Round 7:59 Sign On Bill Miller srow 8:30 Sundown Serenad< , 7 06 2:55 News Beat 8:00 The Singing P~cher t:06 Colfee With Janel 7:30 Sign Oil 3:00 Mid·Way Matinee 8:15 News Rewrt IO:OO Swap Sbop Sanda)a: 3:55 News Beat 8:30 Church of Christ 7:30 Sign on - Army Hour 10,15 Moroiog Medltatlolll ~: 00 Disclng With Doss 9:00 Musical Interlude :SO Portraila of 1 Patrlal 7;55 News 4:30 Interchange . 10:30 First Baptlat Cburch :3S Bill Miller Show 8;00 Baptist Lavm••'l Hour 5:00 Community News 11:30 Cblidren'a Chapel ,._ 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 SundBy Show &; 05 Mason County News 11:45 SundBy News Special 10 , 45 Family Worsblp ('nlurs. ) 1,30 The Bible Speaks To 5':'10 World ·& Nat'! News 12:00 News RePilrt 5~ '· 30 Sunset Boulevard 2:15 Episcopal Cburch 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show :00 Off The Air 1:00 Church of Ood Shields) (Frlda71) 10:00 The Good Life s rday 1:30 Gospel Call 11 :00 News IG:15 Congressman'a RepoJ:I 6 oo Sign on 2:011 Old Folks Hour 11:05 TIDy's Catmtry JUDelioa 10:30 Sunday Show 6(00·15 Musical Clock 3:011 990 Hit Parade U:t5 Tiny's Country llymn 11:30 Tho Quiet Hour 7fOO Be Still & Know 3:30 Neils Headline• Time 12:011 News 7102-30 News 3:32 990 Hit Parade 12:00 Cemenl Block Newa 12:15 The Christian's Hour 7:'30 Chat & Chew 3:55 News 12:30 Gotlssler's Guest Star (Fri) 12:30 The Rev. Merlill Tee11 7 : ~ First Baptist Church 4:011 990 Hil Parada ~: 30 Larry ADderaon Show 1:00 'J'Io• Rev. H. G. Stewart 8: Ohio Valley News . 4:30 News Headlines 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 Tbe Rev. Silas Blllupt a, 5-30 World Nelli 4;32 990 Hit Parada 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 9:00 High School Hit Parada .4:15 News (TUes-ThUi'.) 2:45 Tbe Rev. Roscoe l'bor:ntl 10:30 Song a. Story Time 5:011 C1t7 Commissioner Rep. 4:10 Newi (Local) 3:10 Tho 8uDdB)r Showcase 10:45 The Golden Key 5:15 990 Hil Paradl f:fO Jim Meel Show 8:30 Sundown Serenadt! u:oo Democratic Leg~• ...:.7::;:111l:::.,::OU::..:,ThB::_:Air::.__ _,..._..:...::5::.::00:.:: ·N::ew::.•_ _ _ _ _!..:.:7:::30-;;SIIn:::;.~ouii;;;;;::::;:::;;;;.: rliRRY 8w HAROLb GRAY GDKNLPDB· WMPO Radio METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' SEE RAY-SEE RAY-SEE Ut 1 aJtlm&ls 1956 CHEVROLET IEL ·AIR me Aluka 29. National. 1961 FORD GALAXIE .,,...,.1. ......,........ ZZ. Pro· noun 21. City : 26. Burrowing Ray Benson 'Dr. 10. Edttor'l marks II. Murder tiDe : ScoL Spanloh coin 2,, BeginlllnK ANTHONY Plumbing ·Heating 1957 CIIVROlET .....,..... Onlr $595 I . Romain t . lfankeyJ: So. Am. 21. Former :.. CLEAR THE LOT ••••••A -le ment.J 20, Letter FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHEREI RAY SAYS HE'S READY TO DEAL AND THAT HE'S GOING TO ••• Blaeffnar'S T. Sea 17. Cloaeto lB. Rowing imple- HEATING SEE • • golt II& lr==i;;;;======•. ,':;'!:,'".; lf1'0Upt: 11.Tnut PLUMBING · puiH I. Playing 15. Bon of Hosp•'taJ 1'4ews = lng eleva· Uona S. SpUt lhroUfh the ear . z p.m.l ffitlUIUf• lion 13. Rocetved -··1 runn1n1 for 3. Belga t . EI<Olama· vehJclt ,';;'h:" •• ""'="'"""'='"""'""""'"""'""'=':Two circle Texu .,... '1 />.R.S AGO!! 19. Vertic.al 2. City: coffee 12. Palhola • Second recepW!Io 11. Kind of GRADE, TI<RJCE 17. Hubbub 18. Comply 1. Wine e . o~ Blaettnars ,!t..::/' DOWII AOJI081 1. Onwartl lv GEORGE WOIIDIIt 1'101' ONLY IHAT, BIJT W I'AAWER 1\1<0101'11 ~~' I ' ' h RAEBURN IIANBUREM ' I �' ~. ' I, . ·I· ' •j ' 1,2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 196~1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Folden I!) of A nd A d , Meeting . ' rou n ~ Churc.h Society About ;,·~ Held Recently IZ.&&MU m: itMM"A I •, . ~~ , •; , J Ab Mam y out [; Peopie In M'ddl I I pOmerOy , epo 1 I HonorS I O h 0Up e n 65 C I '! AnntVersary • a:d I 1 1 ~I '{ first and last names, Ollerlng amounted to $10.47. Those preaent _were: Brenda and De!llllll GUmore, Nancy, Darla Kathy SUe Gill, Pe~ and Patty • • Barbara 111d Keith KleiD, Barbara 8lld DlLewis D~a .smith Dar· 8 lene MlcJUiel, ·Greg Eblin: Jack J b!l Donald Wis 'I p e~~~j Srrillh: B:;,~~r; .00 Wa;ne Pullins · , -and fam;ly of Hebron were Sun· '; ''""'"'1---~\~ Mrs. Jacl< ' Kelly of Colum- ' day allemoon guests of Mr. l 9 bus VISited briefly Saturday w•tb l and Mrs. Eshe Mossman. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. ~ erett Dailey and attended the and sons of Columbus spent the rf ; ~ Alumru banquot. weekend with their parents, I the ~1111£: ~ci:ary SoeleM Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middle- jMr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. ty of 1 e ure Free Me~ port vlliited Friday evening with and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D~vls thodlsl Churh met In the parMr and Mrs Floyd Price of Mrs Dessie Patterson , Monday afternoon visitors of and children, KTISti and Jim, sonage recreation room for its Cinc;;.na!I wer~ weekend guests Miss Nancy Boso of · Great : Mr. and. Mrs. E. J. Hill were of Kingston were Memorial Day regular monthly meetbtJ . May of her 51ster and brother-in . Bend js spendmg a few days Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman and guests of Mr. and Mrs, William 3~. Leaders wert Mrs. James Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ":ith her grandmother, Mrs. De.. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cole!DBn K. Russell and famdy. Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest Dailey. Sie Patterson. jof Sebnng, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holiday weekend guests Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scllu- Zwilling of Ch1ca~o, Ill. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds were Mr. Songs, "My Bible and !" and R~un10n and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price ler and daughter, Lmda of Co- Mrs. Andrew Zwlllmg •nd son and Mrs. Clarence Archer "Thy Word have I hid In My visited Monday with Mrs. Ja- Iambus were weekend guests of 11 Leo . children, Charles Leslie and Heart" were sung. Prayer was f cob Gloeckner and Mr. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja· 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Cheryl A M N' Bl d requested for the people ol Mrs. Llovd Moore. cob Schuler. Columbus were weekend guests M and n~ rsw·uma B~n .i the Dominican Republic. · Mr. and Mrs. Jumus Clark of Mrs: .Florence Holley. They dau hte~· Ca~t'!~d C~~ . A family reunion was held . ."'" sons, M;ke and Jeff of Dub- also visited Mr. and Mrs. al of g • Y "A chapter m the Study _book, Sunday evening at the home of 1h Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Treasures In the Dommican Mr. and Mrs. John Frick, Rock lin, Ind were Sunday guests Dw;ght Logan and son. her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Syracuse, C aries Bland and sons, Mark Republica," was read. Each Springs Road in observance of Everett Thomas. Bill Lehew, Pomeroy and Don and David, of Talmadge, OhiO. hild was given Sugar Cubes their 65th wedding anniversary TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Mrs. William KiUinge~ re-ILehew and daughter, Debbie, Sunday the group mludmg Mrs. corresponding to the lesson. which will he June 14. FAMILY NIGHTS turned home last Friday, alter! Columbus spent the weekend in Mmerva Childers were 10 An offering :was lakin with Refreshments were served dill'· ' 1 ESCAPE BY NIGHT., a three weeks VISit m Dayton ' Newport, Ky. with . Mrs. Au.. on. W: Va:, . where they eac~ one brmgmg a penny for ing the evening to Mr. arid Mrs. W1th Tt:rence Longliun with Mr. and Mrs. Walter KiJ-Itm Lehew and viSJted Austm a falnlly p;cmc at the home as many letters as was in their Albert Burkhart, Clarksville <JI Id Jennifl•r Juyne linger and Mrs. Nora Eakms. Lehew who is critically ill in Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burdette Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Warre~ - a!JdShe MIS aceompamed home by St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covmg-. and family, Mrs. Nma Bland Meigs General Hospital Rees Mr and Mrs Edwin "THE CRIMSON BLADE" M d M H t Sh 1 t K I remained ith Mr Re nolds ' · · With Liurel Jeffries r. an rs. ar er c ea. on .. Y· w . . s. Y Admissions - Steve Sewell, Livingston and daughter and hnd Ju ne 'rhornburn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers M1. and Mrs. Albert Burk·lfor a longer VISit. Syracuse; Daisy Vance Harri· Mrs. Violet Radclilf of New (Color) of Detroit Mich were week- · hart, Clarksville, Ind., Mr. and 1 'II . H It' Leifheit' p June 3-4 end guest; of he; fath er, Frank l Mrs. Warren Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Visiting with Mr. L. D. sonVI e, a Ie ' orne- Albany, Ind.; Mr. and 111 r s. Thur.·Frl. Amos and Mrs. Amos. , Edwm Livingston and daugh· over the holiday weekend Paul Frick and famlly, Mr. and ' Gene Alkire and Kevin, Jim- ter. Leslie and Mrs. Violet his family, Mr. and Mrs. Discharges - Ernest Haw- Mrs. Eldon Weeks and Mr. and "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" my J'erguoson and Miss Cleo : Radcliff ol New Albany, Ind. Diles, Detroit, Mich., Mr. ley, Middleport. Mrs. Frick. Their grandson and Richard BtJrton Sue Lyon Parke of Columbus spent Sun·: were weekend guests of Mr. l Mrs. William Diles, Mrs. A\'a G:lrdnrr 1day with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl I and Mrs. John Frick, , lies Jividen, Mrs. Harry Mt't•CD· I -tmd:Parker. ; Mrs. Harry Davis and Mr. j ell, Athens and Mrs. Fred Bush "THE RUNNING MAN" With Laurenco Hm·ey Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Morris and Mrs. Don Davis and f'am- Columbus. They attended ond ~~ ~ mi<' k I ol Cincinn•ti spent the weekend iily of Can ion visited over the alumni banquet when their 1 1 -====:iiii...:[with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,weekend with relatives and [brother, Dave, was the speak· oRobert Morris Sr. and Mr. and i (rirnds in the area. er. 1 Mrs. Arthur Hoyt and attended ' . the Alumni banquet. Mr. and Mrs .. Marvm Spencer Mrs. C. E. Burdette and !amand son of Fairborn spent the ily were in Leon, w. Va. SunPo""'l'GY· Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and weekend with their parents, Mr. day. family and Mr. and Mrs ..Jack and Mrs. Ralph Spencer and TONIGHT McDowell of Columbus Mrs. T. A. Hewetson and dau- ~ Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" I weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ghter. and family were dinner guests l1'cchnicolor) Edward Mclutosh of Dayton of her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. Rock Hudson. Gimt Lollobrl· Karl Grueser and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Frank was the weekend guests of hiJ Lawrence Milhoan Monday. Mr. gicta, Gig Young, Edward Judu. of Streetsboro w~re weekend sister and brother-in-1a 1A', ~k. and Mrs. Milhoan are recuperColorcartoons guests of her mother, Mrs. Wei- and Mrs. Ralph Spencer. ating from recent illnesses. by Whal~y. Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold Mrs. Patty Yates and child WED. and THURSDAY Mrs. \Ieiby Whaley and Mr. of Colu~bus VISited recently ren spent tlle holiday weekend June 2-3 NOT OPEN . ~"· Frank Galbetzor VIS· w;th relat;ves and friends m the with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. ;ted Sunday afternoon with Mrs. area. J, A. Young, Sr. FRIDAY J~~~ ~~TURDAY I Cuckler al Holzer Hos- Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Clifford Cun· Mrs. Norman Schaefer . were ningham of Lima spent the Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moss- Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and weekend in Middleport. Wm. C!!slte's "NIGHT WALKER" man and Harley Jr. and Demse John of Columbus; and Mrs. M d M R d Robert 1'~vlor. Hurb:1ra Sta n· of Marion, Ill. arrived Fnday Cecil Harrison, Piqua. Calling r. ~~ /:·t"y~o~l wyck, Jurli lil MereUllh, Lloyd for a VJSII w1th his parents, Mr. on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. 1ens~or an ami Y0 . urn. Bochner. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman, Min- Harry St>hl of Pomeroy; Mr. bus spent the weekend With her "HONEYMOON HOTEL" ersville. M.r. Mossman return - and Mrs. Mark Stahl and Stev· mother, Mrs. Lettie Roush and Robert ~~~j:~~iNl!~rc]~ Kwan, ed home today, and Mrs. Moss- en, Stockdale; Mrs. Mary KaJ'o ~ther ~elatives. Mr. Allenswor:h Robert }!om, Jill St. John. man remained lor a two weeks rick and sons Mark and Paul IS stationed at Lockbourne Air , visit. Beaver; and 'Mrs. Ruth G€a: Base and plans to retire SUN.- MON.- TUES. ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mor- ry, Middleport. June after serving 22 years with June 6·7·8 gan and son, Donald of Newark Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meier of the air force. "JOHN GOLDFARB, ' were weekend guests of her Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon, Pontiao, Mich., PLEASE HOME" ShirleCOME M"'Lame parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Jack Rosenbaum and Jackie, spent the holiday weeked " Tour of College Campu's and Carter . , ·1 · . . Caves Highlights Youth Group Trip ' A tour of the Kentucky Chris~d buildbtia .anl! • ttlp through • the Carter Caves hlghllghted a oneday trip•M~day for the Youth llan C:OIIge Citnpua Group of the Bradbury Olurch of Christ. Alter touring the college at Grayson, Ky. led by Prole.. sor Jack Bllffen of the faculty, the group were guests · of the BREAKS HIP Mrs. Norman Kloes received word that Mrs. Louis (Elva Weber or Sononank, Ill. fell May 17 breaking her hlp. She is a patient at Sandwich Memorlal Hospital Room 152 Sandwich, nt: Weber 'is the wile of Rev Weber a lormer pastor of th~ Federaied church. M;., wife Mr and Mrs John R Weeks a~d son call~ in the af: ternoon beio t · t th · re re urnmg 0 ell' home, Reynoldsburg. The coup) i ed • . e rece v • num her of g;fts and on Sunday af. lernoon were tsken .for an atrplane ride by tbell' nephew, Thomas Bowen. '/ e college for lunch. Foil~ lunch the group 'Visited carl« Caves State Park where swtmmlng, cave exploring and • , . ole s~r was enjoyed. Going on the trip were Jolmny JohnSon, Jerry David, Debble KbtJ, Tom Evans, C~nd~~Ct Hutton, Eddie Burns, Sheri;lt Hutton, Mike Bw11s, DaJui1 Evans, Paula Bw:ns, Jerry Van I~wagen, Kay Bmg, Kathy K;ng, and Sherry King. AccOmpanybtJ the yopth were the Rev. and Mrs. Art Marcum and soo, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs • William King and son, Kevin, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Evans. •· , • rf ~:.r. ' Deeolelf To The lnlr...., til The IIN~-.-.11 .. .fr• 1~>', ~~~~~~~~~:-----------------------------------------~----~--------~.--~ ~---------------·----------------~~-----------0-' THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1965 VOL XVII NO. 39 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Astros Are ' rr ENTERTAIN SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub entertained with a dinner Sun<Ia • at th · bo Co do~ ~~enmg elf me n· G ts ·M L ul D ues were rs. o se avis, Mrs. Bl~nche McKeller and Do I Mr Anth Th son ug as, s. ony ~ mas and Mrs. Anna Harwick, Columbus . and Emmett Martkin and Richard Hemer of Roacoe, Pa. ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES ' .C.APE KENNEDY (UPil - Astronauts James Mc· O;v;ll and Edward While rode a fiery Titan rocket in· •r-.•~• at 1.1:16 a.m. EDT .today to begin a four-day, 1.7 mllhon mila voyage dur~ng which White is slated to become history's first self-propelled spaceman, MAIN FLOOR I NOWI ENJOY THE NO-SnCK COOKWARE THAT MAK£5 SCOUII.UNIIECESSARfl TEFI!! . MEIGS THEATRE ~ --== . -NO SCOURING NEEDEDI COOKS WITHOUT STICKING! .~ ... Ricky, Barbie, Susie, Joan, John~ fliiii:iiii~~~~~~~~~~~::;_======•t l ny, Dav1d and Mary Lou of fo~ Hl·s Li118\~ sum~ne" . ,... .' ..... ·~ " ' I Sizas 6'!1! to I '' ~--·~ ., aays ,.~ ----~ 1~ Chapman-Canaday 1ft the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE Reynoldsburg, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum. Joiniag the group lor dinner Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum Joe, Doug, Jim •nd Linda. Kenneth Mankin of Norfolk, Va. spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Hollar! Raub and Mr. Raub. Mrs. Susie Fischer, Morning Star; B1lly Blake, Dorcas ; Mrs. Mae Re;tm;re, New Haven, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Rich· I ard Van Meter of Beverly, spent the weekend in Akron with their brother, David Blake who is quite ill. A number of relatives and friends of Mrs. Edith Hines and Mr, and Mrs. Denver Thoma visited with them over t h e weekend. They wera Mr. lind Mrs. Charles Meinhart and 8011 Ok· lahoma( Mr. and !lire. tloyd Price, Cinoinnati1 Mr. and Mrs. G€orge Stace and Mrs. Charles Hoffner, FmdlayJ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines and sons, Belpr11 Mr. and Mrs. Theo KasJI'Ir, Ross· ~!lie, lU.t M.rs. Raymind Kll· lmger, RoseVIlle I and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin and Mrs. Thomas Clark and daughter of Lancaster. IL." ;p. r JJi-110 .. Melli 'j,,~, ~-~\ z Beverly Perrin. Miss Carla Gilmore has turned to her home from Ohio University for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ginth· er, Columbus visited over the weekend with his father Mr. Frank Ginther and friend~. Dr. and Mrs. John Harley spent the weekend will! his mother, Mrs. James Harley and in Athens with hor mother, Mrs. Margaret Davis Mr. and Mrs." Harold !!us k ' ..._llllodaJ'• 11101t tp<liml GOO""""" set. Cooks without annoy... IIWilog, a- whLour !lleSI)' oc:ouring, lhaufa to DUPpat"a •w•a., Teftoa. Yeo, lOOk with tw without fats .w oils, fooda woa'c llick to lht tuper slide T~floa sarface. Clean with jult a , ....,. clodr, ao -;l;blns .. 10alll'iag needed. ', ildiYi4tal TEFLON ttensils aYailable .... -- to Highlight Activities Here June 18 ..... • ER NIEDS SCOURINGI 10• TEFLON• PAN u. SHOP " •• ,.,, 0 IKIIllf and son, Robert, of N~w Con· cord spent . the Memonal Day weakend With Mr. an.d Mrs. Judson White ~nd With Mr. ~d Mrs. Cal'l Gilmore and famIly. MJo. and Mra. William ~Ubi and Mr. W. M Mabra, DoN Ford and James Mosley of Co· lumbus and Mr 81111 Mrs. Douglas Jackson aBd Da¥id Jaokson ol ll.endville lljlelll the holiday weekend with Mr, and Ml'll. g, R. Young. Mr. and Mra William White of Maryland were holiday week end guests o! her paren~ Mr and Mrs. Cart Gilmore and daughter, Oerla. They were accompanied home by tbelr daugh-1 ter, Cindy, who has bean ing with her grandparent& several weeks. Stephenson, Scher!}' Sim11110111, ......... ~- SIT his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and his fiancee, Miss NEW UNIGEF HEAD · Tho Middleport Alumni AssoUNITED NATIONS N y c~tion wishes to thank the IUPI) _ Heney R L b ·. • Misses Nellie and Baillie llerllde II former s. ambOS:ad"!"':; Mre. Oharles Lewis, Mre. Greece, was swof!l In Tuesday en Stansbury, and MrL Arllhw' 11 for a five-year term as execu- Skinner for the floral arrange••. Reatta Wgeekend, June 18-19-20 live director of the u N. Chil· moots used on the tables fDr ._ _ tho dinner and in the lounge ..!!!!!!!!I!!!"";~;""'""';:":-:"""'':""'""'""'"""""'"""...,.-""",.......J~dr~e~n!'s;F~u~nd~(~UNI~C~E~~F~): • ~100m. AGfiVe, Attractive Mr. and Mra. Robert Harris of Columbus spent Memorlal 1 Ameriean Women Wear Day with hJs father, Mr. Robert Harris, COMPENSATE Miss Carla Gilmore has returned to her home from Oh1o by Flexnit University for the summer. The Rev. and Mn. (])yde 'Witb lhe magic mesh lmerta that adjust Bartlett wera Ia Simpson, W. tile pantylrg instantly and comfortably to Va. to attend the alumni banrour very uwn thigh size. You will sit quet held Saturday evening. stand - · and move ~n fluid comfort in wbisperweight poweJ'Inf't made with DuPont rna~ While there they also visited china washable L~CRA spandex 11!1<1 ANT· with her sister and brother In· RON nylon. law, Mr. and Mrs. John Felton. Avallal>lo in OJnall, medium, Large and Jim Reed, who Is employed extra lqe in a variety of girdle and panty In Columbus, visited recently otyleo with front - or !ront and back pan· with hJs parents, Mr. and Mrs. els to fit )'OUl' fiKur• trpe and your purse, James Reed and daughter, From Ruth. 6.95 to 8.95 Biblea were presented Sun. day rnornbtJ during tbe Sunday Sdlool hour at the First Church '!I the Nazarene In Middleport ie graduatlng senlorll of Middle;. . port iiJgb aobool includiag Joey lhop (I Slarea Side bf Slcle) KEDS for the FAMILY 3.99 to 5.99 COMPLETE 11PC. .8IICI t::lollllllilelll\ -----.... r ........._,.. ,_ .,.,.. ,.. ,·a,.,... FRINOt·STYLE f" w.GII·s.wii•PAN I I \ \ I '3.99 f \ ..,m1:\.:a:.'.......,. II h u .... ' ljfl•.t "' WI~... II h. . fl.....~ Cz:4ec.·' ;........ E ARRIVES 'IITI'IIItANG � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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