https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/44603da7637a3c2928cdde27834aed26.pdf b69cf6f5cb4db328f222cdde57c3ae67 PDF Text Text ~~" ;.""·-· ·~"'' ... . ..... . . '. ...... 1"··- ·~ ' ... ......... ' . . ·~ •. '" ... ..,. ........... ...,._,_.,. .... . _ _ _ .. ~ · ........: -::: :::~-:...~ ~·-~ :~- ~~ ........ .. . . :·~: .-.· ~~. ::· ... .... - - . - . . - - - " " . . ........... . . .. . ..... ... . .. .. ,. " t ' . Revue ri'Ufd pom' .- Around uuau 1 F11st m And ;; School ot Dance Presented Mrs. Casto Is · Landscaping 1M Com leted June~ 120 Fenwick Landscak of the Bradblli"J · • Abouf first revue of the Mid- Esklmoes, Trudy Roach, Mary Garden Club which ha~ been SPEAER NAMED Mrs.Demson I p "I R . e New President i¢J p TheSchool of the Dance was Blaettnar, Ida Casci, Merrlactiveinclvlcbeautlllcallonp~ Mrs. Walter Hayes of the d Leoder upt. sI AeceiVd Of G d n Club . Middleport I thep!~~ted TuesdHlghay Schevenlngl ·d~ ~~!·to~~~~~;::.ord tap.~: =:·th!":~db~; Middleport Garden Club has an- .Name Middleport au ~to School tanting in the Communnounced that Mrs. Fred Go~bel Specta war s ar e Charles Entsminger of Char· itorium, under the direction of The ~how moved ~ext ~ of thi Rose Garden Club ot 1 up- Of Garden Club . w va spent Memorial Mrs. Judy Fraser and Mlsl Italy wtth ballet Carni~al num- lty Bea':rtutcation Program , Roe1963 tDaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., ' I j e 00 Ill ~ pers Plains will be guest speaker on th o Gorden Uuil radio program un lhe "Coffee Hour with Janel """ '!' \Y~IPO Monday morning, .June 7 at 9 p.m. The Wildwood Garden Club Will hm• dte~rgc· ul the July program. ~:l.on~ith. Tu-Endte-I Da~td b~ ~~buck: Co~ ~ ~ ° Fenwick Central High school PT PLEASANT - An elec·1 hts· mother, Mrs. Denise Snodgrass, instructors of her done by Debbie Bailey, ;al- log sponsored Sear New offi ce rs were elected I. d awards to 2ll of iL< 22 tion of officers of the Entsminger and attend- the school. ty Heaton 'IIDd Debby Cail, Y awarded to when the Rutland Garden Club on Friday. May 28 Wei Garden Club was held wtlh ed the alumni banquet. The show opened with the to with Amly Pr I b ar::o r outstand· mel Mond•y evening, May 31 al l ' · Mrs. Carroll Casto elected pres·, • playing or the Star Spangled ChriSty Hy~ell, Debbe the cu c sen den the Rutland Methodist Church. ) The awards were presented ident for the coming season. 1 Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Fa?lk Banner with Mrs. Margaret and DemariS Ash tapping '?, ing work in thlB area. Gar This was the open meeting of , to the following student s for Elected to serve with Mrs. Cas· ,nr of St. Albans, W. Va. VISit· Neuman, accompanilt for the "Tiptoe 'lbrougb the Tullpa Clubs are un:que in that th?. the club with , 1! guests I their personal achievement and to were Mrs. Gail Faires, viceled wtth his mother, Mrs. Ja:~s school, at the plano. The theme dressed in Dutch COtitumes. have _for !hell' prm~e purporofrom the Star G: n Club of cooperation. , president ; Mrs. Robert CrUJck- Faulkner over the hohday w · Iof the first half of the show AprU Fraser presented a so- tho CiviC beautllfcation P -====::~:7:~::;:=, Dexter and Rutland Friendly Two citations from the Edu·' shank, recording secretary ; Mrs end. 1was Around the World and lo dance in soft ahoe to J~ gram. . ht ,. Gardeners. r ational Readers Servtce were William Rardin, correspo~ding Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas I was carried out wit~ a large re- Plzzacato, followed by Katrma Pictured ar~::~ t~rs r~aui NEW SELECTION OF . elect- Imade to Marti Hennessy and secretary ; Mrs. John H Col- and sons, Billy, Steve, and Ml· •pJica of the world m blue and Batey, Vickie Manley, Robert . t r · ClarLADI ES Mrs Carl Demson was . Kathi J ennmgs. lins treasurer and Mrs. Rush h I South Charleston spent silver suspended on the stage tha McNeal and Denise Haw- Wmn, club preslden ' M s. HANDKERCHIEFS ed PreSident ; Mrs. Robert Eight certificat es for attend- Krodel, historian . , with their parents, and highlighted by ley in gyp.sy costumes complete enee Murray! Hilda Kmg, bel, Vtce President: Mrs. Clar. , ance were tssued. Perfect at- The new officers will be m· l· and Mrs Forrest Bachtel the spotlight. with tambourmes m a Oleva Cotterill. The shru BY OSAGE encc llurray , Secretary, and tend ance fo r the ent1re year stalled at a luncheon meeting ~;d family and Mr. and Mrs. The ftrsl number as a fast number. · planted belong_ to the _Taxus Beo utlul Ll n• n LO<• Tdmm· Mrs. Margaret Pm·sons, Treas was achte>ed by Arthur Casci. to be held m the near fulure. William Matlack of Cheslure tap to "Sweet Georgia Brown" Ireland ,w~s represented by Cuspitata famr~y a_nd mel~~ urer. Perfect attendance for the ftrst Members of the nominating done by the older girls of the P~ 0 Brien, Jane Swartz, Capitai'R, . Wardr, H1cksl, td. to '00 Mrs Paul Winn out going Isemester was achieved by Jos- committee presenting the slate Mr. and Mrs._ Alfred Scar':· school. This was followed by Jenny and Brenda Andersont, and Sweet Gum or · nl conducted the meet- eph Freeman, Mary Kay Hen- of officers were Mrs. Milton L r) , Jr. and chtldren spe~t e Van Meier m a tap dance to Liquid Amber trees. were by' nessy, Kalhy Jennings and Miller, chairman, Mrs. Wilham weekend m Mtddlepor; With hiS Irish Washer Woman. A toast MIDDLEPORT mg. H0 b ·t Rei bel and were Hamel Wa lsh Perfect attend- Rardm and Mrs. Rush Krodel. mother, Mrs A A. to Scotland followed in a ballet BOOK STORE I '\h. b00 k ''Grains of I "nee for the second semester ----- - - - ------ They came for the alumm an· by Becky Lynn B?ker, serve taken tom e ' d b J A B on quet Mrs. A. A. Scarberry plans and Sherr( Craig, The audience Plans were aJ;d nings 88 and Denni s Wt•hrung ito relurn to Columbus was brought back to the U.S.A. for lhe bake sale lo e e ·~ra ra Y h b 'th her family 1 min t b " ng 87 June 5 al the Rutl and Dparl- Fourleen :er~~;c~lts;s~:t::~ The next award presented wasishe as een WI a. ~~ru~lB'~ ;erry ":~It rnd y:m. 101 ' ment Store. dtstnct- the Btshop Mu.<s io Award or I Mr: an1d , , my Batey in Marine dress unl· Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Frost ?' The club will cooperale wilh st;:te lests were pre- Christian Doctrine. made for o his I dancing to "Bugle Cail Clark observed theJt TON IGHT the Hot land Ft iend ly Garden· sented. Dora Brady received successful complcllon of theRee Mr. and Mrs. Charles! Rag. 64th weddmg anmvers~ry M~y 11.1 les PIs m a Christmas DecoratiOn h first place hg10n course m recogmtmn of par nl ' I From France came a can 29th They were married 1n "TH E NIGHT OF · · 1 I ree cer tea d' h' ment Those Sear es. i PT PLEASANT ' 1 11e AnC umbe d · ball t I le · 1901 d re contesl wil h commtll ees rom I·1 El tar , Algebra ftrst outstan mg ac 1eve · M d Mrs William Kitch-I an n r one m e s y Meigs County m , an · THE IGUA NA" 9 j' t sh and fi rst recetvmg the were Rob. r. of Chillicothe .ual Awards for the Pleaby Nancy Crow, Mary Kraws· sided there most of the1r marRi~hard llur(on Sne L)Oil each club to wurk un the pro. , 10 A \II Ga1d1H r 1 Steven Carl- ert Ford and Kathy Jennmgs end 1l J<'<'l P1ace 10 1 nd Mrs Joe Young san! Valley Hospttal Awnllary czyn and April Fraser, and a ried life, before moving to - il iHi : aee >" m · m Grade 10, Dennis Wehrung an r. : II oi Woodsfield' and Candyslripers was held thiS rumble from Hawaii was heard Springfield 1942. They are · "TH E ~ U N N ING MAN" i Dunng the program hour i' son recmed two al S•tence and Karen Davtson in Grade 9 Jr. and amt.;. holida week: week followed jY the lnstalla- in a tap dance done to 'Ha· lhe parents 10of four children, 0 WI ILl L:.1u n·nce Han t I slides of wildflowers m Ohw fu·st m \ vorld The athletes or the school y tion of new officers for the com- wailan War Chant" by Debbie Hall Frost of Ashland, 0, E. and lt•P H.t>tmrk were show n with Mrs. Retbel and s Cl I p !'larkson made were then acknowl edged for I Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis ing year. Jeffers, Diana Grueser, Eliza· W Frost Jr of Columbus. Mrs. (Colo' ) '" nmalor. Shown SCI· their participation in the Urst lof Charleston, W. Va. were hol-i Kathl Marnhout ad- beth Susan Clark and &ris and Mrs. Th.. Saturday, J~Jnt! 5 : n DaviSon received basketball season of jlday guess! of, hts mother, Mrs. • :renPleasant VaHey was completed by da n pyRO'' w> ldfl ow'ers are on the second pbce m_ Element ary AIcheerleaders re· lEvelyn Schramm oi l Hospital presented awsrds to Judy Fraser doing a toe dance t car:d Ball)' g 11 tJJ\<~ n, /llhJ tint Hyc r cunor rv.l llon Its! as well us ., ccived letters - Kathy Huddle· I the guest of her to ht· • : eat-grandchiid. Mr. ferns and creepmg pme. 'I c rilftcales - lirsl place I slon .lo Ann Benson and Har- daught er and family , Mr. and p s hour in·' Lillian roun ,1 e Wor m Ig y Frost was employed by the ''COMMA NO'J " Hd~t•slunenls of cook tes .: "lllr e . firs t lace lrict Walsh. A plaque was theniMrs John Lyons and family. Woods,. 4,000 p ' on Days, In a costume of blue Croweii-Colher Co. until his r.. mllll ' punc h and coffee in presented for the trophy ease l and Mrs. Robert Warren ! Wilson, A satin brocade and/lilffon lea· tiremenl. They are now residStellort G'"nger served from a lace covered : Ill a In . . Pd lace m l!stmg the names of the and chtldren, Beth and Bruce Given,. our pi . ut a spot Ight. . in at the Belle Manor Nursltoslesses were Mrs. Rus re· baskelba ll team or Fenwick Ileft tuday for their home in hour edMrs)\Debbie /elfers Home in New Ca rhsle , near 'sell Lillie Olel'a Coli n II , and ng IS . osc ld Hts- Cenlral High school havmg lJ IBeaumont, Tex. after vlsillng Hester . ' rene ' wt ~. pan _omrme . _ap- S rin fteld. El liel Clmpman, conlrtbutmg. I ce tved thtrd pl ace wins and 10 losses. Those nam· for several thlys with her moth· erly Della Hughart er Tig.er dunng mtermiSSI?n. p g - - - - p omeroy. Ohio ' tory and Ttmothy . d the plaqu e were Rev AdM Belly Cl'rre Wednes·' and Oma Smith. The Circus theme was carrred . ed . d J· c m I ali n I e on . er, rs. ' . t • th d h If f th 1' HiVESTIGATES cert;flcates olph Gol ubiewsky, coach; Joho day Mrs. Cline and the War- Certificates were presented to Ste as TG\j iGHT & SAT URDAY PT PLE,\SANT- I he Shcr-1 g ag . g. . 1 t f Emler Steven Carlson, Patnck ren famtly were dmner guests Doris Bailey Rita Crabtree and Wm. Castle's tff's ·deparlmenl inveslrga ted a from the Slat: Rya l, J oseph Freeman.. Will· of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gertrude Bateson. "NI GftT WALKER" I two-car 5 P m. Thurs-1 scholarship ard Durst, Ttmnlhy Rocdu. Rob- Gerald Marr of New Haven ,l Candystrlpers receiving 50' animals. Thisg part the I :.1 Robert TD)ior. BJrhara Sl.m day, south of f o1nt Pleasant on _ Division Jll. Each of ert Ford, Chuck Mullen and Ar· W. Va. . I hour pms were: Elnora Wheel- show included both ta and wyck. Jnutth Merei11th, Llo )d Rl 2 resulting m approx tmate- 1tests d d d' thur Casci The mdr vrdual play- Pete Werner, who IS on leave er Frances Layfield Sharon ballet be P b JUNE 4 Bochner i ly .$75 property damage but no the three st u ent s rna ef0 II ": ers received small basketball with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B;agg Kay Pelfrey Kathy to ntum rs as we 11 as a- The Ya Wa Te Ca mp Fire ONEYMOON HOTE L" ' red !net dtsttncttons as ows. I' the G G W h d as his holi' ' n rou mes. · 'II h Jd th · "H . personal_mJunes were mcur . a Bradv 4th lace in Latm trophtes commemora mg . erner, a Hintos , Sandra Gregory and The classes were costumed Girls or Racme WI o etr bert K"" "· I The nnshap occurred when a ?"'Robert -Ford place in fact that they were members Iday gusts, James Eller of Iowa Karen Ewing. Certificates went as ponies, birds, kittens, dog- annual Jttney Supper on MoN.' Jill Ju!,n car dmen by Charles H. Anth· l En ltsh 10; and Steven Carlson, of the ftrst team. . Iand Judy Place of Waterford, to Shirley Pyles and Faye Nor- gies, and elowns. Ali of the Friday, June 4lh with servmg any of 261G .Jackson was turn- g W ld H 1 Joseph Freeman recetved the 0. man childt·en in the first act danced begmmng at 5 p.m. al lhe Ra· SU N.-MON.-TUES. mg rtght mto the Rolfe Lee I Hth most improved player award I Mr: and Mrs. John Mayer, o!ficers Installed were with Irene Cooper added to cine Junior High School June 6-7-8 farm and was struck m the rea I Award w s the/ made. Two Patrick Ryal received the most ICheri and John, Columbus, were President, Betty Glbeaut; first the clown thlnce. in b. Everyone ID the area IS by a car dnven bv Lawrence average ~- d " A" over- valu able player award and Hob- holiday weekend guests of her vice president Oma Smith· sec- Miss Denise Snodgrass re- invited to attend. "JOHN GOL DFARB , PLEASE COME HOME" D. Ttller, Lavalette, W. Va. l mam· ert Ford received hte scholas-1parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ond vice Gertrude ceived enthuslastlc applause for The Middleport WCTU will Slurl• Macl..ame INeither dmer was cned I all a g . d Robert ti Player award. Memhart. Bateson· secretary Ann Giv- her intricate acrobatic number meet Friday evenmg, June 4, --- - -· - --==:--c.= - - - - - -- . tFamded_a averagg." stu- Rev. William Hilliker, prln- Weekend guests or Mr. thand en · Rita' Crabtree· and alao a jazz number per· at the First Baptist Church at or a avera . . al who IS leaving the school Mrs. Eber LewiS were ell' , ' M ' f med b Deni d h b 7 30 dents achieved a "B': overall f~fs 'year th••n concluded the daughters and family, Mr. and schedule ehalrman,. Lois on_- ~r Ch yl S~an er ro- : p. ~UNE 4 5 average. Tltey were. Ztta !•hen awards s~ssion with the advice Mrs. Robert Spring and dl1ugh- roe; scrapbook, I;iiUan Wilson, ~~r th:rf:al cur- The Racine Firemen Auxll· wi th 92, Karen Davison 92, from the last wo rds of St. Fran ter, Kimberly of Caldwell, and flow~r. fund, DoriS Bailey ~rd I'Rln o ed to reveal a Jar e lary will sell homemade ice Brenda Yri~Jig 91 , Kathy Jen· cis - I have done my pa rt, Mr. and _Mrs. George Vaugh- publicity chairman, Anne V· blue .f:.oouse with ared cream, at the Racine fire may Christ teach you to do an of Chdhcothe, en. and chimney. An arched door- house Friday and Saturday, WEEKEND SPECIAL! yours.'" Mr: and Mrs. W. E. Cox, Steuway was framed with flowers June 4 and 5, starting ·9 o'clock benvdle and Harry Walburn, Ak· Tournament Slated ilf"nd · Ire Old Woman That 1n the morning tlll 8 o'clock _In PURCHASES TOWBOAT ron, were weekend guests of For Jul 2, 3, 4 Lived In A Shoe," Kathy Dlll, the evening. Sold in the contain· PT PLEASANT - The Slate Mrs. Estella Walburn. y ANT - The an- saI 10 . h kin ha' E h ers or by the dip. · · . . Mar ret Hill of Dayton PT. PLEAS er roc g c u-. ac of West VITgrma has purchasga . nual Tu-Endie-Wel fast pitch of her chUdren came through JUNE 5 4.95 & 5.95 ed the stern wheel river boat spent the ~eekend With Mr~ softball tournament will be held the doorway and performed his Jitney Supper Saturday, June VALUES _ "Thelma Ann" !rom t~a Point Bertha H~ ~et~, M~ a n d July 2, 3 and 4 this season. or her lavorlte ar.robatlc trick 5, at Syracuse Grade Sr;hool, 0 11 Towing Company of Pomt Plea- ~~s. ~!c ar H ~te a The tournament is open only to the mllBiC of AIQ't We Got sponsored by Ladies Auxrllary sant to tow the state showboat ~s ~gteberto C~be 1 Is to ASA registered teams. Fun. Tiny Becky Crow, mas- of the Syracuse Fire Dept. Serv"Rhododendron" this season. . -~"· 10 . er Col bus -~ Mr Entry fee 11 $20 and deadline cot of the school, was featured ing wlll begin at 5 p. m. The tow boat will make it ~: Wal.:'Ma' ;~nd at: for entries lB June l5. Teams in an act. JUNE 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. possible for the showboat to In- tended Wgh school :mmence· planning to enler are asked 10 Ushers for the revue were The Pomeroy Garden tl u b elude many more toWIIJ in Its mer>! of Mlohael Major, write Wallace Smith. 14llll Ohio Brenda Toney, Sandra Franz, will meet Mondl1y at 2 p.m., at Omo University students who st., Pl. Pleasant. The IOUl'IUI- Barbara Hoffner and Linda Ja· the home of Mrs. J. D. Roedel aro home for lhe summer in- ment sanctioned by the ASA cobs. The stage settings wer With Mrs. lrvmg Karr Jr. as elude Jack Satterfield, Janice will he held in Point Pleasaot'a dealgned and bullt by Mr. and co-hostes_s._ _ __ Tannehill, John Allensworth, Harmon Park. Mel. Jeames SnodgrMrsassFr and BWLE SCHOOL D 'd WH ~D- 10 Barb J Dale Jacoba. • aser, ey, ara ones, Mrs Jam Daily vacation Bible School av1 1 Karen McElhinny, Karen Bach- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price M ~· Mr · Margare~ will be held at the Reedsville n..- and Judy Butcher. and daughter, K'ay. Mr. and ~ ass • ted .~ M E Church beginning June Weekend guests of the Rev. Mrs. John Bowman and daughwere prese~ w~e iro~ auntilll a. m. Mrs, Ha· 7zel Turner Is the direclor. and Mn. Donald Hicks and ler, Susan, and Mr. and Mn. carnachildre n rco:"gesbool Y ohildren, Douglas and Scherry, Paul Winebrenner of Colwnl>ul. n o e sc · were Coptaln and Mrs. DolJllld Hucks and family of Lockbourne Air Base, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green, Mrs. Dorothy Clark, all of Columbus ; the Rev, and Mrs. Philip McPhearson, Montpelier: and Mrs. Eleanor Young of Millersport, They came es. . . . .. . ....,.,..., -, pecially to attend senior oommencement for ~ Hicks. Mr. W'illiara ReyooidB, 'and sons, Kennelb and Mlchul or KalaliWioo, Mlob. spent the '· weekend with bfs PIOtber, Mrs. William Reyoolda. He came to attend the alumni banquet. Meigs Temple Pytblnn Sis· ters, Mfddleport, wW ljlODSOr • .,. ,' rummage S'ale Friday and SatF--.c&-f!'CSU urday, luna It and 12. Weekend gua,ts of Mr. and Ml'8. Karl Owens were Mr. and Mrs, John Goodrich of Dayton, ~.~~~:nts ~et· l 39C $1 ~ prest ~.v~IJOns ~Irs. ::M::'D:D:L:E:PO:R:T~,~O~-~~~Sand." g~Hn fh:e~eekend ~let ocarbe~ry. ~uh~n E:::\~r.' ~ ~ 1 Depar;~·mmary A~rs. :~te~aM':r~l ~echol~rsl:t p I ~ eme~n I ~ f ~~[~:i, wee~:~~ gu~sts -~~ ~erttflcates- ;.~~orned'" ~:~:r "~reHed l llislo~v ~~:~:e:n Ge~eral ~~:,l, :~~mm:~dv~~~ k r~,~~d):ms~~~~: ~· :~~-:n K~n ~an) awar~s danchtldr~n f~~~ aRo~;~.lt~J~ ~/~aac: ~~a~~;d Za~~:~Jil:r~s f~rst ~JSifr~ a~d s~~onFr~eman 5~~ hour .~I:nd 1~ p~ ~ Bettboolit~~he:ev: ~~o~;~i r~ M~~HAP ' ce~vhre~"'~~d ~:I • ~gb.rt g~,j~,"~'if~.~r~,~~ tun~g blu~ Rrdeno~, I ~~!~~ r;:~~;,n~~ tl~el ~app o~Sf'ingfieldd ~~X a~ ~~\ fo~;;:l~~~t':et~nGI~~~~ ~e ~heme l~usic fr~m M~. !ec~:ttin ;:.,lude~ wit~ ;~ ~va~ ~n~~~nllJ.":n gre~t r:.; ~~~~am- in~ l :e:~n~n~ir~~tew:(~::":o~r~~! I ~~~~ad:~~n~e~ s~te McCu~ber K~~~ v~~~ge I' acrtde~t of SOCIAL CALENDAR ~oth pla~e ~~~ u: ea:~s ·~~or N~w Bml~- I I stude~;~:~ ~~~ra a~rady 9~ ~~ve pr~ident, tre~surer rnn::ssihe r!,{ SUPPORT HOSE THE SHOE BOX INSIAMI :S tQA.,S? n:.r •on: Elberfelds- Heaclquarten for Cannon Towels and Sheets pave..... SATURDAY trade win u Another Big Bargain In . 'Cannon Bath Towels' Irregulars of much higher priced towels, Regularly $1.00 OTHER CATALINA & TWO PIECE POMEROY STYLES. summer Itinerary than It has in the past wiMIIt tho ahowboat was dependent on towing from commercial 110urces. prints. NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 113 years BAHR CLOTHIERS and $1.50 values. Jacquard patterns, solid colors and Your Savings Earn 4% Interest SWIMSUITS IN ONE POMEROY Don't Forget Our Furniturt Sale On t~e 3rd Floor RUTLAND > Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lilsurance Gorporati011 at In lhe ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·· ' \ iH ii\t!M,t!M PORTSMOUTH, · Ohio (UPI) - Portsmouth 1»gan • WMk·fong c.febr• tion of ita I 50th blrthdoy today with 1 parode and opening c•remonl•s the downtown er11. in The tiHquic.ntennial progrem will inelucle 1 queen contest, fiddling contest and e pegaant d• picting the hiatory of the city. Among notabl" t>lanning to ottend will be long-time besebali ex· ecutlvt Branch Rickey, 1 Scioto County n•llve, The event marks the I 50th year of incorpor•· lion for the city. Leaders to Attend EOA Conference Summer Field Day S h d }ed On June 26 ,. at bite , Community leaders and work· : . ers from 17 Southeastern Ohio counties have been invited to a conference, Wednesday, June . 9, on the Economic Opportumty Act at Ohio University. WASHINGTON - TELEVISponsored by the Ohio Office lion viewers in some 17 milof Opportunity and Ohio Uni· lion homes watched coverage versity, the conference will be 11 the Gemini 4 space shot at from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in The 1ne point during its first day of University Inn. orbiting the earth, according Alb G'l D' to lo . ert 0 . 1 es, ll'er. r o1 a prtvate survey organization. ""''""'''.'"'"'·'·""'""''"''"""'"''~!'i'.il the Ohio Office of Opportunity, The National Research Buand his enlire staff wiU be presreau said Friday that the high. ent. Other conference leaders est percetage of viewing oc. will be representatives from the correct in the United States be. Washington D. c. Office of Ectween II :30 a. m. and noon CC U onomic Opportunity, the Insti· EDT, Thursday when an estilute of Regional Development, mated 32.4 per cent, or 17,304,the Ohio University Faculty, 840, of home television sets and local community leaders.. were turned to Gem ini broadcasts. WORLD Cou~ty Bla~ttnar, m~~trator ~ewi!~d ~cre i lll ['~nel;··~~~~j~cc \~orld MEIGS H Sewel~ ~~~ • w~f:n~latives. ~-h~c t~ r~e , 1 rilnne~ a~ t~rgan~z~ 8~ F t' Ob ros s 64th WecJd"mg Anniversary ~~ AuXIliary cDivitt, Chap~ Awardsn·Inner wh~rel' HeldForPVH I 1 1 M~r- M~•- ~volvlng, ~~ <b'omplhe l~~ ~ ~~satll•htr~e ~~~======41 1ablc T EATRE ~lland • .,' ew pace U.S. Astros Threatening Three Recent Soviet Marks �.,.... • • • - - • - • • ~ - • - ~ •• • - , .... • ·~ ~. ~ l 1 r . ,__,... • ' Yankeesll'% Games Ou't After 27th • Bandit Kills 3,Wounds Fourth Person Former Columbus Girl Wins Miss USA Crown Boros Grabs Lead COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two new pari-mutuel records were oel Friday as Seioto Down• opened ita 1165 racing seasoa. A crowd of 1,874 let a aew opeaing night wager handle record ol $%16,886, eeHpslng the old opening day mark of $203,185 aet oa May 31, 1163. The old daily double pool record of $%1,8%4, sei on sept. 6, 1963, was brokea whea Friday'• pool reached $23,986. Mighty G.E. owned aDd drlvea by VIrgil Wenlo ef ct.. ero, JU., took a oat • length victory over Masterpiece to win the featured fS,OIO lnvl· talion Ra•e In !:113 3-5, tht faotesl mHo of tbe night. Da· vid Day was third. • Ill I[}~~~7, MOTOROLA t l POMEROY BOYS LEAGUB REVISED SCHEDULE June 7 Yankees vs. Tigers, D 1. Dodgers vs. Pirates, D2 TV • tn compact cabinets JUlie 8 Bombers vs. Jets, D2 JUlie 10 Dodgen vs. Bombel'l, Dl Jets vs. T1gers, D1 June 11 Yankees vs Pirates, m JUlie 14 Bombero vs Tigers, Dl P~rates vs Jeta, Il2 IWle 15 Dodgers vs Yankeea, D2 JWle 17 Bomben vs Pirates, Dl T1gers vs. Dodgers, Il2 June l8 Yankees vs Jets, Il2 Joe %1 Tigers vs. Yankeeo, Dl P1rates vs. Dodgers, D!l JWle 2! Bomben vs. Jets, D2 JWle Z4 Pirate~! vs TJM<rs Yankeeo vs. Bombers, Il2 Middleport, Cheshire, Southern Win SL Tilts _ .. ..... . . . . . . dt-v lut......._; . . . . . a. ~~ Juue 25 Dodaera vs Jtl•. 01 JUlie :18 c.... • 10 .. ......,. • COUld. inside lllis w.-ola I'OUfld. lUbe Color N cabinet shel- lll"'""'ii -space 10 spare I Yankee111 vs, Dodger1, July 1 YOU MEET THE Yankee• vs. 'f1gers, Dl Jeta u Pirates, D2 Jaly z \ JHE DAILY SENTINEl DIYOTiv TO INTIUSl O• !1!1101 MAlON UtA lijdtlrt I Ow.n ~IIIIMr Chlllttr Tlftneruu lfltv , . ., ••uta• 10...... .. ...ltDIJ .... •litter •• &1M ..- oftl" •• Pomar" Oblll Naaa.a:.~ ......t:t.~~~ 1 DICK SterreU, formerly ol ed cou"" muaser of tho 'V Y•s 1 Gallla Couoly Jacksoa Produc· JUNE 7 .:.:~ tloa Credit Aoaocl.otioa olftco Theodorus Council Daughters t'/' J;,.. ill GaUipollo. He auceeedo ol America will meet al the .,. _ ... Clyde Wal..r, who receatly 1IOOF hall Monday at 7 30 p • - - .,.,.., wao aamed Federal Land Book 1 m. There will ' be ele<.1wn el of.· . . a: r n.a,...,.., 1> ~of tblo area, flc«a. &nc: :ttl ~ A .... !tin 1'otll Clb' Na• .... Botf:bN!It Kimball, ..:::-= ...::; = ':'" ''7,,.; '!:: 1'1. ..._ ... - HONDA Yankeeo vs. Jell, J:ll.l SeeThe Full Une July IJ P1ralel n. Tigers, D2 At. .. Born ben vs. Yankees, D2 I ~"~~•"•" .."" Mel&• couaty r baa beea aam· 'l:.. NICEST PEOPLE ON A Dodien vs. Bombera, D2 Jaly I Pll'Vales vs. Yankeea Tigen vs. Dodgen, Il2 Jaly • Bobmera vs .l<i8, Il2 July I Tiger• vs. Bomben, D1 Dodgen VI. Plratel, D2 Jaly • hilu..i . .~ att.rae011 ellOIP' •undaJ' bJ l'H OW. \'11111 r'Qhl\lb lnt <'.omPIDr lilt 'leehanlr ~~ Pom ftOJ' OIIW ~~~-Ol'flo. pftnnf tn 1-1111. ldtUJrlaJ fdODe W'l' s. ::, ..,.,.. July u .Jell w.. DOOgers, 11.1 Jaly ll l!cmben "· Dodgen, Dl M "· Pirates, m IIMwtfl(llfM) -23CS30... ,,...... Hawk's Cycle Sales ** * ot ** p_. Tile poa • • ~. lui, 1:Ji0. Cabinet illow, coonpact f'usll . bu!IOOI Demagnehler ilelps c:lalily * * pocture IN{III8It<: iMorlerence 82-dlatvlel lunong. Wanslotmer ohas!oil. Lq1ted . . . . . jndicColor ilcic-ligk s.. th• compiHtl r::1 U 0 v - Pric• Start At $399.95 lin• of Motorola black & whit~ t•i•vislon now on dilf'loy at 1- pricH. Associated Radio and TV WITH MILLER MAYTAG WY 2-3635 Hlrf'/ Miller �' (' I • ' Property I, ' ,, Hew In 'arming ,I ~-• June ,,·' 1965 Market·Report Jtrawherries Could Develop Into Profitable ~·~:rod.~·= :u:: Enterprise In Couple -Of. Years Says BIakesIee :~rev: :wt~d~ Harrisonville I C!HCINNATI LJ\oe- , CVCISI beef IJ'ade illllldlrdl. 1118insect pests, Whleh may attack ed per acre. Befor• pllllltlng marketing and contatnera 11 •· questionable ·whether It will Not enough elaUibter 11eet1, The grower'• succen with Ithe strawberry. The oelectlon o1 fertilizer llhould be opplled lc- voided. However, carefulauper. advant11eous 10 use or not. beUers or bulls for market test, strawbemea, as with any bor-1 a suJtlble alte 11 the first step cord1J1110 eoll test recOJIIJIIen· vislon of the picking operatiOna Strawberrlet ara relatively llO'tll falrly active, steady. ticultural crop, depends on care- toward aucctll with strav.111!1'- datlono or a common recom- must 11111 be maintained. free from dlaeaae 111111 Insect Cholet 81ueG 1b lteera 26-17, lui attention to cultural cletalla. rles. mendatlon II GOO pounds ol a strawberriea may be fruited problema. Normally, they pro- !llllllllot SOOd 100 lb 23, choice Generally, arnall, well-cared- This, of courae, Is the beat 5-11).10 mixture per ICI't, 1'hla more than 01111 year. Yieldaand duce 1attslactory erop1 Jn the 800 lb hellers 24.25, gOOd flO. ...,db~ ; for plantings and more profi~ seaaon ol the year to make a Is a total of about one pound llze of herriN usually are pro- home garden without spraym,. 800 lb ZS.2UO, em 13.1i0-17, able than larger plantlngo which selection of a desirable variety per 100 aquare feet. areaatvely less the second and Fall production 01 hlth quaJ. bulls 19, vealers steady, choice New Holland'• ._odtl receive limited attention. A to be erown. At thi~ tlrue It Is Alter planting tbera 11 . 111- third yeara. ~~ ia anwiae to a~ tty berries, however, demands 2&-28, good 22-23, atandard 17·22. 56 Rofabajlll Rake h•s grower may expect nearly a possible to check wllh growers dom need for fertilizer applica- tempt to obtain more than three that the grower follow a careful Hoas: 140. · Supply moatly offset wheela to let the lull quart of berries from each and actually see and taste the !Ions during the fii'OW!Jig IN- CI'Opl from a oingle planting. peot control prol'am. mllrecl U.S. 1·3 300415 lb barbasket clip Into low plant used to eatabliah a mat- berrlea that are bel?i l!'own. son, However, If the pllnll ap. On!}' Jood planU111s lhould be Strawberries c1o otter Meljs J'OWI and gilts, sows 4 per cent, $pGb to- . . . . . ted row, If he folloW! iood cui- The selection of a desirable var- pear hght green and do not lllllntalned and removed. Weak, Coanty paople ID opportunlty 10 lrl4lnll fairly acbve, barrows Youg~t.._,., tural practices. lety is neeenary so that plants off'grow off well" about a month lhould be clellroyed rl&ht alter have clellclouo berrltt to eat and and gUts 10 cents blgber; sows . may be 1ecurecl for 1prln1 after pllntlnl apply two table- weedy or dileaaed planUngo allo an oppartuniiJ to proVIde about steady. 1-2 ZOIJ-238 lb bar. qualit1'-tttllll .... 11 1 :awber~~efs ~ ~row ~~d plontine. Early 1prlng planting spoons per plant of a 166 nitro- 1hould be dlltroyed right alter cash Income to lllpplement oth- rows and gUll 22.35, around 100 c11rt1 Tile olllut r1 rd pr uce sa s ac or Y n a WI e Is best. Normally this can be gen fertilizer or the equiva- harveat. er Income. These interested in bead uniform 215-245 lb 22.110, llelp pre rUtll'lb tao. ;•n~e of so~l typcs,1rom ~andy done durllll lllte March and ear- lent. The fertllizer should be Renawal of a planting ahould strawberries as well as other 1-8 1~250 lb 22.10.22.35, 2-3 280 MoOORMICK' 0 ~avy oams, . 1so, 9 raw· ly April. apreacl arouod the plant about be dona lhortly alter harvest small fruit ll'OWinl would do lb 11.25, lot medium to I 176 lb !ds . . . . Ciplllll FAitf!IIALL' ' be~rles are. ~of parh~ularly ser. June bearing v~rieties which three inches from the crown, Star! by mowing off the lop!! well to plan to attend tbe Small 0, -a around 400 lb sows 19.23, F!bW ]'If . . . 111 ~lt,ve to ~ reaction tplll. fate red stele tfllltlnt include A similar applleatlon may be as close to the ground as poss~ Fruit Day to be held Thurs- :1-3 365-4110 lb 8.5().18.75, bulk available . . ....,. ; owever, t. ey roduce best on Red Glow, which Is an early made about August 1st II the ble without damaging the day June 10 at the Ohio AcrJ sale~ mixed 2-3 and rough sows OJII:Iotr . z ;•andy a'~·~ 801 ' wl;h ~ P~ of variety; Surecrop, Vermillion, planta have light green leavea, crowns, Then with a plow, ro- cultural Experiment Statio; ~ lb 11-18, boars 14.5fl.15. •j to .. h n genera' ' raw 00er~ and Midway, which are mid- This application may be broad- tary !Jilt! IIller or spade reduce Wooster. Thll event gem unde;; Sheep: 100. Not enough for stcJp.. season varieties; and Sparkle cast over the row. When apply- tbe row to a strtp of plants 6 way with toun starting at market test. 1r"' can 1e grown on any i garden '~ 1. or.fero hlv ~n• am- which is a late June bearllll ina this fertilizer select a dry to B inchea wide. Thio can be a.m. Daylight Savings T 1~ ----mO/'e )Obi ply supplied with or&amc mal· variety. For further details on day and brush all fertilizer off done by destroying plants on and continuing at 30 minutes ~:· ITIImtN DOWN PROTEST let. . yield, berry nine, quality, and the leaves to protect them a- both sldet ol the row on one tervals during the ST. LOUIS CUP!) - The st. Try tho 1-ptow Formal! The most 1mpor1ant factors to other lnlorruatlon tho• Inter- gainst fertilizer burn. Fertiliz- side and the middle. The latter Included 1n tbe !ours wfll Louis Cardinals came up on Cub with blg-trattor con•lder In sliP selection are ested may secure Bulletin 436 er application• in the sprl!li or is preferred. As the row 11 nar- Successful abort end ol another argufeaturll. lt~~::.~::.·~mott soli drainage and freedom from from the Extension Office Oraw- the fruiting year are apt to re· rowed the mulch and other or- Strawberry Variety ment Friday. duce yielolo. ganlc materlal sbocild be lncor- Raspberry Disease Control Tht National League turned 0 , , .. ., , • .,..,, froet. Good produrtlon connot ln1 Strawberriel. be exp•cted without. good soli One of the common systems One of the problema of lllraw- porated with the soli. Fertlllze Effective Chemical Weed ' down !heir protest of a play at drai nage during the entire year. of growing strawberries is ca)l- berry production ia the harvest- this row as Indicated for aum- trol. the plate in a aame al Houslolt Where air dratna~e 1• limited. ed the matted row. In this sy- ing problem. In some areas pub- mer ferllllzatlon o1 the newly Durinjl the arternoon last week. Spring AQ, the crop may be lost due to late stem no effort is made to limit lie picking, or pick your own set planting. The renewed plant- will be given on Small ntUIB spring frost.• which can kill the the number of runner plants, harvesting methods can be US· ing should then be handled in in Ohio's Future. Small • !IoweN!. but these runner plants are kept ed effectively by growers of the same manner as a lint Growers Wanted, Pick y~::;IIF=====-==-i -----Areas which have reeently within a row 18 to 24 Inches strawberries located near cen- year planting. Own Selling and What been used to grow tomatoes or wide. The plants are uaually set ters of population. Chemical weed control Is help- ctdea Mean to You For further ~ Pill low ,,.,.,. • Grind fttd potatoes or have been in sod 18 nches apart in rows 48 inch. Once this system is develop. illl to eliminate oome ol !he details on the p;ogram ron· 1 Lttlltond, tllrthtt I should be av"'dert ~ueh •i•o. es apart. If this system Is lol· ed much of the costs of securweed problem. However, on tact may be macle with the Ex- , cemtnt, ctttl, •••••., •••• di. tlltt, rnaiUift are likely to contain disease and lowed 7,260 plants will be needlng and transporting pickero, some plantlllls It may be teneion Office. trtnchtt, dltclltt BY C. E, BLAKESLEE Co. Ext. Agent, Agricallare During the last two weeks :nany Meigs County families have been enjoying our earlleat fruit crop- strawbernes. Many /Jimlhes grow strawberries for borne consumption, selling a rery limited number for cash. There Is an opportun~y lor Individuals and families to de· ~~!op strawberry production on I profitable enterprise. One of lhe advsntages of strawberries is that It comes Into full proluctlon the season after plant- ' (UP!) - ... ..., . •. ............ 11 5 a . ' do•• Joppa Society Notes 5 Fuhon·T•amp• TRACTOR SAJD •• "Sure Sign of Quality" t LIIIIIUt't (Wilh cti•ll, tprln1· t"th, P•I•IP>tt. hlrrowl) • HCihOW 1 Dlt '''' heltt • P-.ltlp wottt .,,.,, •CIHr .. tw t ---- • l'law •ncl l.wtl H•ul fMII, ttttl1 ftrtllistr, milk (tiU, t.. h, • Cultivate • Mlcldl~butl ftnc:t rolls, • Mow ,.,•• ,•• nt., lie. t Sow Fishing Said Gov. Rhodes to ~i::~:. ~:~::.u~ ~': are alated to be opened Fair Over Most Dedicate New ·e:~.. ha• campaigned pea!edly for touri•t ""''"' Parts of On"0 TOUflS. t Lodge portant throJllbout !be state as "an part of the overall pa~ · Says Citizens Contribute To Decline of Community 11 WtD4 Citizens of small communl-lterms of education, quallflcatlon Look at all the belt, pto, and ties whn prerer to "Keep things of teachers and !heir pay ocal· tern of economic development." drawbar joba you can <.lo as they are" actually conlrib- es? How good Is local lOVernCOLUMBUS IUPI) - The COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. He launched 8 $100 milllon prowllh the 4-cyllnd•r, 10 hp ute to the decline of their com- ment? What about a Ubrary? Farmall Cub. Ride your munlty , say' Dr. John B. Mit- Are personnel and lacllltles lor Natural Resources Department James A. Rhodes w1ll dedicate gram to develop the Buckeye work away with your choict cli<'ll, Ohio Stale University Ex- health care reacllly available?" said Thursday fishing oonclltions Atwood Lodge today as be of- State's historical Bites of job-matched equipment, tension rural sociologist. Too many community leaders were lair to good throughout ficlally marke his drive to lure lion spots and sssocialed facili-11 Ohio's small communitiea believe thai all they need moat of Ohio although local an addltlonal $150 million worth ties ' try our cannot stand still and expect solve their problems II ID In- rain cauaed some streams to be of !ourlat trade to Ohio. Aiwood Lake alte of the FARMAtL CUI to prosper, Dr. Mitchlel says. dustry or two, !he aoclologisl oily or muddy. The lodge, located on Atwood lodge is part ~ the MusklnClltmonatraftr Competltlon between communi- says. II w~uld be. more realis- The fJShin8 report by dis- · Lake In Carroll Cotmty, Is !he urn Conservancy Dl!trict, where lies becomes keener each year. tic, be marntalns, :~ they would trlcts: In •. series of lodges whlcb the •tate baa invested more I With Improved hlghwaya, peo. ask t?emselves: ,_ '!"'Y would Ceutral: Most llrealll8 the JOint projects of IOC'8l, than $7,748,1100 to help finance I pie often can choose betwen a family want to I e here rath 1 k 1 and federal agencies to NJed relocation and maintenance t•.vo or three corumunitles as a er than In some other commun- hal :• .<ear and normal. the demand lor accommo- forestry transplanq and fish place to live and stU] drive to ity?" II n g In the Mad River. - ancl wildlife stocking.' work. The quaUty of community life In Delaware, Hoover and fish, perch and sheap.shead tn Rttr Mtlga O.ntraf H01 Dr . Mitchell suggests that becomes more important as O'Shaughnessy reservoirs _blue- island area. Smallmouths also A thought lor !he d:~~~~~~ ~~ P• community leaders ask people become more discern- gills, carp and crappies b!ltlng reported. In Sandusky Bay cat- ican political cartoonist WY 2·2176 Pomeroy selves: "How does our InC about where they Uve, Dr. weU. In Buckeye, Indian and fish, carp and a few perch Mauldin said: "Look at an ruunlty corupare with othera Mitchell says. He believes that Knox lakes ns~ or all species showing up. A! Catawba perch fantryman's eyes and you ---unless community leaders coo- b!Ung. Some walleyes taken at and sheepsbead blttag well. tell how much war he bas cern themselves with the qual- lncllan. . or life they can offer to- Northwestern: In the Maufamlly • the commuruty mee River bullheads and carp decline. hitting whlle in the Sandusky and Portage rivers, catfish, Tbe Almanac carp ancl white bass biting. In By Untied Preso lotenalloul the Huron River large numben Today is Saturday, June 5, of amallmoutha caught. IN CARPENTER, 0. the !56th day of 11165 with 209 Charles Mill, Pleasant Hill and PHONE MY 1-2639 follow. Clear Fork reservoirs some The moon is approaching Its bass and channel catfish ttrst quarter. caught. The morning star is Saturn. Nllllheutera: Both take and Wl9·3202 The evening stars are Venus stream fishing gOOd. Best areas PEARL ST. and Mars. Include Pleasant Aahand RACINE, 0. No Matter Nationalist China's Madame County· Atwood and LeesvUle,IJ Chiang Kai-ahek was born on carrou: Guilford and this clay_ in 1887. . nick, ciJumbl101,a nd ClerHieD·II Where You On this clay In biatory: InC reporting good catches In 1933, President Franklln and bluegills live, Roosevelt signed a bill abolish- SoaiHaslera· A. f 1 lng the gold standard. · ew o Don't Buy In 1950, the u.s. SUpreme productive apots lnctude ICourt ruled unanimously that Lake, Athernt CoWl!y; Pted-11 Until segregation practices in South- mont, Belmont; Hocking, Hockem rallraad dining ears and tn lag; Ja•.kson, Jackso1• Forked You See •.. Southern universities were Ran, Monroe, Monroe; tnvalld. Seneca, Clouae, Perry, In 19112, an Air France 7111 and Veto, Most jet tlrliner crllhed 1n Paris, major streama killlna ISO persona, lncluclllll UJ peclally the Musklgum whe•re II from Atlanta, Ga., 011 a ~ channel eatllab and llatbeads 20 pean arts tudy trip. . Ioken on trotllnes. In 1963, British War Secretary Soat.wealera: Beat llJIIIq In John Projuml reatgned after HIJbland, Mercer, Miami, Shel· admitting he bad !led to Parlia- by, Alllllalle, Brown, Clark and ment in denytnc "Impropriety" Clermont counUea. Rocky Fork with British call girl Christine Lake producing good catches, Keeler. as art Grand Lake-St. Marys, Clark, Slonellck and Cowan. A thought for lbe clay: Greet Stream ftshtna just flit. IIpainter Zeuxla laid: "Crltlcllm Lab Erie a SUdaUJI Bay: comea elllier than crlltsmall- Good calehea of white bau, cat- MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY l •• SURGE Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio You'll Count the Savings .•. Ws Landmark1s BIG DAIRY EQUIPMENT Morris Equipment Co. WASH FREES 8IDP SOUTHAMPTON, England (UP!) - A speedinll passenger liner washed another big ship off a mudbank outside this bit English port Friday, II WBI reo ported today. w;. WHAT IS THE TRUTH , ·., ABOUT NERVE 1 ~ DEAFNESS? ) The answer to lblo qiiOIIIOD 'plut many more imporiJint facti CAll be found iD the •·n 11n1 n• bookie~, ''Tbe Truth About; None Dealneu." Write, pbone or violl 111 today for )'OUr I1JIEiil oop)l There io no obllplloD. :...:.__}(:) ~ Dilts RadloHr Co. S. E. Ohio's Biggest Appliance Display! LY3.USO 245 E. Stat. It, S0--10.1 ' 10.0-•t II JDf--..40.0 1 . 1\JAII AGAINST VIJ.-KDocktl4 clown but 1101 out by the advent or penll:WIII, illftctloua qpbllio lbor-.1 last 7Hr lor lila aeYenth coueeutlve )'llr, report& tbe Ameritan Soelal Health OrpnizlltiOn. ~ :!1,718 etalel retorted in ltle4 were the greateot number liDce 19M. U.S. ..'ubllc Healtb Strvlce eaUmatea there were about an· 1111tr 100,000 unrepontl4 ea111. lltporltd eonorrb11 · 'rictima 1110 inc....llll b1 :10,000 ovtr I tel-to atO,GOa ·Jal 1164. Syphlli1 Incidence rate In 1M 20 to 24 ace wu lour 111d o. .hlf timel the aatiollal averap. : 11 ...._..,..., lilt qpllllll aDd fDIIOft'llll rat. waa . e tilt Mllollll aurar•. Co~ baa earmarked IIIlo 1111111 ,_ tor 1M 111111 ap•tat v-eal = 'I';:'""' BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN ••• Grava~t lttltlhmtntl1ra otlt>front for 11111ter mllllMI hlltv, llfltl', perfwrnlnat. Th• GravG!v ebarnl II;~ tares :vou andJIII'I&iJIIotiiMad: '" 4111llor ,,..w.,., - '"' c""''~i; 011 !..~= folia "'!!!-... ,. be a J'roat Rp..-, i ......., . , "W1t11 - · Ollto '· wllh IIIII' Graftly Bua,et Plan. • iiliir'fa~ 'lilt. 3~ ;;;'Ji GRAVELY N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OpTOMETRIST Ofllce lf!lul1. ll to 12. ~ to II (Cioaa at NOOD on Thurs. - Eut Colll'l St., Pomeroy / ( C.Unty Ml•· • Apflllnttnent GRAVELY TRACT~ ;UtES & SlitVICE . Pllona\tY2497i · 512 E. Main Street , Po1111roy, 0. ' • 'Tum 1.oiDI lorfAllMJI:RI Dr rAa••a.. I 14 MULIIIlltY AVINUI POMilOY, 0. A Size WE DELIVER! For WE SERVICE! Every WE FINAN~! Family POMEROY CREDIT WAYI "'-WYN270 Evenlnp By :· THE PRODUCTION CHAR1ESDIX Open Monday thru S.tt,,.y UM to I PM Optn map. WltUhtta ·~ ~ · Gra"" U.tba4ltalw ~. • Ask About Our Free Offer On Freezers and Combinations 1 juat • ~=-0:.'~ _, 11 ~· UNICO CHEST FREEZERS 15 CUBIC FOOT · ·· · ··- · · · ··· · · · · only $189.00 17 CUBIC FOOT····~··········· only $219.00 21 CUBIC FOOT · ··· · ·· ..... · · · · · · only $239.00 23 CUBIC FOOT · ··· · · · ·· ··•· · · · · only $259.00 UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 CUBIC FOOT· .... ·.......... · only $219.00 18 CUBIC FOOT · · · · · · · · · · ·•· · · · · only $255.00 CUBIC FOOT · · · · · · · · · ·· · ·•· · · only $267.00 30 CUBIC FOOT · · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· · · · only $349.00 lorvtng SouftiHit.rtl Ohio ond W. Vo. Phono WY 2-2111 Jock W, C1,.y, Mgr. &.Ill! ftr tht llg 'L' en leutt 7 & U at the O!Mn Til t """"" ....... ,_,., P.M.1Monc11y Thru Stturdayl ' REFRIGERATORS and COMBINATIONS 15.5 CUBIC FOOT NOW ONLY-- -·- - - - - - - - 14.1 CUBIC FOOT PIOIT.PifE MOOIL - - - - lU CUtitC FOOT I'ICIST·'Itll MOD!L - -- -- $269 $309 •342 ,, �, \ '' ' Bulletin Board Classified .:.vii }I;O.:~<J• uoUj ~~~J iOI;.:..;•d.ldiliy - -- ·- -- I Mason Personal between walchiDI such an event ~ black-11111-wlllle. . Imagine U astronaut White had _ been able to lee the wond"a Mrs Nan Mdnlosh and around him only In black-and· Franc~ Neue lrave returned 10; white durlnt hil space walk. their home after apendiD& a va· NEC · TV; _ In fact, offered cation with Mra. Mclnrosh'a 1 1 By RICil DU BROW I evlalon coverage wm resume oovera1a and 100 and Ualled Prets lalerlllllollai ,again Monday when, barring ur ay : - eo r. Mra.daUChter-in-law, Conrad Davlf. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - ·•Get" 111r~er cum~ucauono, the land· There were other unuauaiiiJD. Mr. and Mrl, Gary Wilson back In" " i Uli and pickup ol lllo astronauls ments Thw-aday of the televl- and family of CharietJion spent '"'h >NUt'P" 1MI"" Acroso the nation Thursday,lar, plo nnO<I to Ilk• place. sron reportlnj here on earth. U the weekend wltb hla parenls, millions of teleVI•woro ""' drcl : TeitVIowers Thuroday saw .you 1"!'ed in CBS • TV, fur In· Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson. Jen- I GOT SOME RI!AL DOt ••• o 11 roc • o1 Edwar-cl illlo opectacol~.- journey d~layed stance. you could gol•omt clo&· nlfer Wlllon remained here with JUICY GOSSIP Whlre·o woill In tpoco lor mort thou an boor wllen a ~r sorl of Idea of "h 81 was her grandparenls for the past .'ER'fEoLOWEEZY·· less sudaeniJ rwno lllolllltl•ts seemingly ordrnary power laJI. appenin8 to While b) way ol week. SOON AS 1 GIT privy 10 'ilt11 1110und1nt ~orda ure Ironically prevented 1 he a simulated walk In lp&t'e! Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart, MY FLOOR - an lilllOil bumorou1 audio rocket 'o service lower from op- staged for , the network at the and daughter, Mrs. Cecil Cun-1 SCRUBBeD Iran"""'·'" ••"'"'' '' c""""~ etlllng correctly. It was •• !McDonnell Aircraft Corp ..pla.nl dlff and Tanya were ahopp!n&ll'll-..,..--- ;..,SM-.-the exuberant, enraptured pto- thOU8h the Kentucky Derby bad ·10 St.. Lours. The two basic to- In Parkersburg last Friday. neer back inlo his Gemini cap- been delayed because the start- cal pomts of pictorial oovera&e Mrl. Robert Rickard and Mn. sule. 1 ing gate wouldn't open. Thursday were Cepe Kennedy, Harold Rickard of CWton _.t:_hus. with this tingling. chill· · The most notable earthbound Fla., and Hou.sron, lite of the eel on Mn. Mack Stewart r• Jng and yet joyful experience television achievement of 1 h 1 MllliDed Spaeecrafl Center. The cently. thai is unforgettable, the two- day unquestionably belonged to space lhol II'U allo beamed to Alao &raduatlng from W. man space mission ol While 1 NBC . TV simply because Jt of. Europe via the new Early Bird Tecb Sunclay wu Jolm CaD nnd James McDivlll was under 'fered the flrst live color video satelllle. CIUton. way for a scbecluled duraliou of coverage of a apace Olgbt four days, wilh all lltree televi- launching It doesn ·, maller sion networka geared 1o fre. which of the three networks quenl broadcasls throughout the favorite television reporters are weekend. Ali-<>ul continuous tel- on - there ii just no eompari· m color ·Mainly About ~c~t con~lnual Mr.~~~~~~~==~~ ~~~::;;:;~~ l·~~~~~=;;~~ t~;~~~~~~~ Ill I'I~P LASIW LL ..,.,rtll• 1 ror RAt'b wut Ad Sentee • C'enl:l pt1' word one lnlld't.\01l Minimum Charp 10 oea&a. 2 Lentil per word for Tbnt CICIO. ,.,,,.·nt.tva !DM!rttGDI. a41 lind ~ 11 tHll ceDI ObooUDl Oil p!dd \0~ paid WllhiD 10 dJ.Jt. AJUES ~A!I D OF THA.NXS • OBrrtl miDlUll fDI 80 word ~um.. laeb aeldlUoaal ward lA. omcz BOUBB at te !1:00 p · M. Da1b. 8:30 A.. 11. 1o U:OI aooL l'MI BO &AS'1' 1:.10 A. ~t\li'I!Q DAILY CROSSWORD TO PLACE A. RJ:aOLT PRODUCING ........ ., 1 PHONE WY 2·21 56 he couldn't rwve gotten far 111 th<lt cart ! ·~1'"1:1.-H-W: ;:$(-4-+-1,.,.,1~ ~1-..ff-~'fifo'l-+- m: OaddJ and MomiiiJ 1111d plaue belp .._ tel takt ..,, oiiiJ blrthda;rl• Mit of - nrmbaeloo . ~~" ll ~!"' Q +Dof Claii'I'OQUOD: - ifeloe'• i1ow .A.li:YDLB.A..A.J:a II LOJfVII'BLLOW ~I" I~ ~ tu 1Jelllll&: fw &IM>Iher. :m lblo 10111p1t & ta Wid L'w, X far tile two O'o. etc. Blnglo lettoro, ...,... tropllloo, the llnJih Olld foauatlorl o( Ulo ..... all hlat.l. llacla ~ tbe - l i t t o n - dllr~ One lettor tlmply - WJEH RADIO -·. Moaday Tin Friday 7: IN Be Slid 'nd Know ·~ · .... for the three A a;r~spw q-. aauna 7: 1!!-30 News H '!QU.WI'Q•c XI I!Tiflftl JIC• 6:00 Sign On 7:111 Musical Clock 6:011-15 Muaical Clock tiWOD~H TX.A.BI'WI'QFC DNVYW· 7:29 Time .!r Temperatura 7:00 Be StUI .!r Know . . 7:30 Musical Clock AOBB,-TDHEVCB LXQBOV.WJ:C 7:0.2-30 News 7:45 First Baptist Church ~ I CAJIM01' COJIPIIJIRIIND ROW 7:07 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News ANY l!AN CAN W.urr .&NITHDIO BOT TB11 'l111JTH.7:65 First Baptist Church 8:00 World News .A.NTONINII• a:oo Ohio Valley Newa 8:10 Sports Today 8:111 World News 8:14 Weather Picture ~ 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Musical Cloct ----~~~--~~----1 8:14 Weather Picture 9:00 High School Hit Parada 8:15 Community News 10:30 Song .!r Story Time 9:00 Talk of the Town 10:45 The Golden Key Mollday tbra Frlday1 1:11 Jim Meet Sbow 9:55 Public Service Show 11:00 Democratic Legislature 8:110 Slgn-Qn, NIWI 6:30 Sundown Serellldt 10:15 Church of Chrlit 11:15 Musical Interlude &:IIi Sacred lleart 7:30 Sip 011 10:30 Latchstrtnc 11:30 Republican Legislature 8:20 Metp Cl', RFD 8atmUysr 11 :110 World News 11:45 Waller Moeller Report 1:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:110 Sip 011 - NIWII ll :Dii Morning Melodles, II: i2 Musical Interlude 1:30 Country Jamboret 1:11 Country Multc Tlml Mon. lhru. Wed. 12:00 Local .!r Olrlo Newa 8:57 Wuther 1:21 Country Jambor~~ 11: IE Church Bello Rinc, Fri. 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 7:110 Nallollal Newt 7 oo Prlllalll,.+ &ur 11 :'' World Newa 12:2$ News 0 Grams 7:30 Sporll 7:30 Spc¥11 11 :55 Mason County News 12 :30 Saturday Matinee 7:35 Blll Miller Show 7:311 Larry aodmaa 8bow 12 :00 Community Newt 4:00 Diaclnb with Doss 7:35 Plck0111 Hardware Show 10:45 11'1 Mule - Army 12:05 Noon News UO Top Ten Revue (Tueaday-Tburlda;r) u:oo DllrJ v.n.,. • Dalton'• 12:10 Markell 5:00 Saturday News Summary 7:50 New• Top T111 Show 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 5:15 Musical Interlude 8:30 Dally Light 12:110 News 12:20 EvaDJ Bulletin Board 5:30 Community Choirs 8:45 Babr Furniture Show 12:16 Mu.sieal Interlude 12:25 News 0 1rams 6:00 Dance Party (Wed.-Auctlon) Frl, Sbow) 12:30 Tbe Rel. lleriiD Teell 12:30 Asrlculture ProcriDII i :IIO Off The Alr 1:00 Newa 1:110 'lbt Jim Meea Sho'f. 12:45 Country Go-Round 7:05 BIU Miller Srow 8:30 Sundown Senlwlo !I Stlllday 1:55 Newa Beat 9:05 Coffee With Janel 7:30 Sip 011 2:00 Country Go·Round 7: !II Sip On 10:110 Swap Sbop Staaday11 2:55 Newt Beat 8:00 Tht SJnglni Preacher 10:15 Monting Medltalione 7:30 Slga 0. - AriJJ1 Hour 3:00 Mid-Day Mltlnet 8:15 NIWI Rlport 10:110 Portraita ot a Patriot 7:55 News 3:55 Newi Beat 1:30 Church ot Christ 10:35 Bill Mlller llhow 1:110 Baptlll Laymu'a &ur 4:110 DiscJni With Don i :OO Musical Interlude 10:45 MaiOD Acr· Pram (Tuea.J 8:30 s~ Show · 4:SO Interchqe 10:11 Firat Baptist Church 10:45 FIIIDily Wonblp !Thun.) 1:30 'nle Bible !Jpeeb To 5:110 Community Newa 11 :30 ChUdren'a Chapel lll:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Peta 1:411 SUnday Show 5:05 Maaou County News II :45 SUnday News Special Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 Tbe Good Lila 5:10 World .!r ··•t'l News 12:00 News Report 11:00 News 1£:11 Colljp'eumaD'a RejXft 5:15 SpoUight ••n Sporta, 12:16 Episcopal Church 11:05 '1111¥'• Country JunctloD 10:10 SUndar Show Mon. thru Wed. 12:45 Catholic Information ll:tll Tin1'1 Country Hymn U:30 Tbe Quiet Hour 1: 15 Bob Neal Sporll Salute 1~110 Church of God Time 12:110 NeWI Fridays 1:30 Gospel Call 12:110 Cement Block Newt 12:11 'l1MI Christlau'J Hour 1:20 SpotJJghl on Sporli-Frf. 2:00 Old Folks Hour 12:30 GO!!Isler'a Gullllt Star (Frl) 12:30 The a... MeriiD 'hell 1:25 Stroh'a Weather Caat 1:00 Hymns from Hirlllili b :SO Larry Anderaon SIIGw 1:110 '!"-. lin. H. G. 81ewart Moo., Wed., .11'1'1. 1:15 Sllllday &boweut 1:110 Jim 111et1 Sl1ow 1:111 Till a... S11ea BU!apl 6:30 SunHI Boulevlrll 1:45 Pablle let'll~ Show f :U Blaettaar Auto 8bow 2:110 Tbe Rn. Andrew P:::: 1:00 Off '1111 Alr 4:00 990 Hit Parade (Tuea-Tbur.) 1:411 'l1MI Rn. liGieoe ~ llalunlay 5:110 City Mlllt8ger's Report f:30 Newt (Local) 1:10 'lbe Srmday lbowG:110 Sip 011 i :II 1110 JUt Para@ f:ftl Jim Mala lllow 8:30 Slllldorm SINaldt t:OIHS Musical Claok 1:110 Oft 'l'boo Alr i:OO Newt 7:18 Sip 011 v--,.. ••-••-•""" THE Cllllfl.m "'JJ..T~NIIIILP' CEIUIII IYITEI WRII THE PIORIIIIIIAL UIIIU !11~~~~ 1 U.s. Civil hrvlco hml Mi!!l'l wnrn... 18 liDO ~- 8eetLft tobt Hlltl p&J lhorl lll'>lln AdnMfltJMnl T'louaaDU of tont O,.D Pi'el)lrllot'J tntntna antJt apprriated UIU I!lJ SUSPENDED CEILINGS Plans Are Made To Assist With June Barbecue ' I I ~rtenH QIIMCeal&t'J lllJ:S lnfrtnnl t ·n n on )DM. •llll1ee, req1Uretnentli \\ r•• .- t~ar f'l9lftll lll&ftle. add,_ and pn, ne. SUP&R SERVICE t o'lf'OID lkrnet. 8os ~ . PMB_, D:ulr ll!lntihl., Po...,.,-. Oblo. STATION OPEN Insurance 24 HOURI AUTOMOBILE Insurance beenll,=="7~~:;;;c.;;";:""""'"'""l I l I ... .t canceJled? 1L.IW~ you. opera• Lor's license: Call WY 2-2966 M 6 M CONT.OLI ALPALFA WIIYIL 11IE PUmiAL, llalalblon • MetllOadllor an top. recommended for controWna A.lf· 615tfc au WMVU. Eeonontft.al Unlco A.ll· .c:-c=~==~=::;::---r;;;;; alia WeeVIl BPriY eontatna b o t h. pH( CopymJ Cbp- lila, be applled UP to 7 diYIII belor• barftlt, no residue. In lllilk. Low lea made of legal papers. tolllcttJ. ,.., to •llPb'· mv• •eo ~. and almost any pod ecmlrol of dutruetlve lanrae blr- u1 recoru luil liP to 3 weeD. Alao otb& dOC'UlDeDta eontrela apt1.1lebup. other ferue Insecta. LANDI(Aillt, MeiJI County Realel IDsaraace, POID.tr'OJ Farm sw·,..11 CMpentlve "-oct.. 1 4 de Uoo - Eut llaill Strut, PomeroJ. rro EC. . .ICALCEIUIITD... EVEin.YDIIIEEII_FOI 2 . ~ ..... .... -- ~ )lllllr .--=-'"' . -"-""··'"'..- ----- ·--------...----·~·r- .. .... ......... ·-"' , _..,....._....... ...- r ,. rrWPSir~11 PIFFICULT PliCtSION COME IN.'~""'· •na ~ ~­ tht low, . ·~ • J·MSUipendod Cllllna In ..... yGU 1\fTJ;R AJ.L. hoont. ::-==;;;;;;~-::;:::;:;;;;:;r;; =-uARA""""'ED renewable for CLOTH awnin•• .. and porch val· G . •• ": ' 1111ce. Bamboo porch shades. hie OO.prtallzatloo. !slUed Venetian blinds and repairs. al all qes. Pbone WY U!M. Dal W"""'l 215 Union Ave 21111• e ••,..., ·• ----::-:--;-:- - - Pomeroy. 5 IS 30tc Farm Machinery DON'T PUMP J'llllloggisb ae~ FOR SALE: Ford eullivator, tic talk. Get Kleao-Em-AU like new. Used 2 seasons. Call ~eptlc tank cleaner. LandRay Bishop of Rutland. Ph. mark Fanr. Bureau. 2 II tic i1f 2-55114.. I Uto ~ .. ... J., ..... _ . ~ •...4 COME SACK Hai!S:I ...;o: •tal•• l TIRIY 1:11 servtce OUVill! IT IS I I .IOELI>;ou MEED CASH : 'o':l~ WMPO PIANOS ITS HEBEl VE9! (Mhfil' ~ ~Mi I LOOI< AT '(jl!l I ... ~~ ~ • ..._... ·--~· - • ••• o O 0 , _ . . . ·~ · ~·· ... .. --·--~·~------- --· · .... -,_-:_,.....~ _ ..-.-------·· ' .... ·~ · ··-~--~·~---·---- ·· · • ·"· • • ..... ................ -. . .. ,. ... - . . . .. , _ ... ,... .... _ .., _ _ , .... oM Oo . . ·· ···~·- ...... ~ ..........,. ....... .- ~ ....... •• ~ -~~-- · '' ' " ' • • - - O . .......... . ~ ... - . . . _,, .. o-' ~ • ~• ~ ·- ....- ~ ....... .~ - ··-· · · "' · ... ·· ·-· · ~-n 0 ···- -r'"' �, l ., ( I : Ravenswood Club Was Host For Invitational Square Dance -1-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!ddleport,_O.,_June 5, 1965 1 BAND SCHEDULE TONIGHT PYRO" Barry Sulllvan, Martha Hyer 11 Russell, band iostructor, wltb classes meetlng: as follows: Thursday, 9 a.m.; SUNDAY end MONDAY June 6·7 "4 FOR TEXAS" Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin Anita Ekberg, Ursula Andress (Technicol or) - and -"TAMAHINEr~ Nancy Kwsn, Joan '!'raSa Seventh Grade- Tuesday and ThursCOSTUME PRIZES - Winnen of prizes for costuniin g at the May Day Party held last week for Timothy Raw· day, 10 a.m.; Sixlb- Tueslings were, first picture, I. to r., Mary Helen Blaettnar. p.rettiest clown, Jim Rosenbaum, most original and Kim day aod Thursday, 11 a.m. Sebes, most originaL In the other snapshot are Trudy Roach. dres~ed as a bride doll; Becky Thomas, costumed as a dancing doll; Cathy Blaettnar, Southern Bell and Shawn McDamel, as Tarzan. -'--- - - · ---· -- - - - - - · · .. ··-- ·RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan'[ have returned to their home here from Middleport where they had spent several months. Tim Rawling Guest of Honor At May Party A May Day costume party was held recently at the home of Mrs. Fae Rawlings, Union~ Av , Pomeroy, honoring her BUDGETS LEAK, Mrs. Richard Hawlings, Lincoln!' Hill, Pome!'oy. Winning costume prizes were ' Kim Sebo and ,Jim Rosenbaum, most original: Mary Blaettnar and Becky Thomas, prettiest; Trudy Roach and Kathy Blaett· TOO! nar. someone sweet and Shawn McDaniel, the most maSCllline. G a rn e IS, tiiJae 1111'8 ace ate 11Cmls,aiS111118"1. • YOUR SAVINGS EARN ______ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERL Yl Interest Payment Datos Are: Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK e prizes were won and Savings Company · "We Have Grown Because We Have Helped We wire flowers everywhere FOR ALL OCCASIONS Othera Grow" WY22039 OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter WE GIVE TV STAMPS W.Main Pomero7 "'iiiiiiiii~ iiiiiii HERE IS THE l SHARON KOENING MR. AND MRS. Arthur Koening, Reeds vile! Rt. 1, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Kay, to Pic. David 0. Carroll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carroll, Middleport, Rt. 1. Miss Koening is a 1965 graduate of Eastern High School. Pfc. Carroll Is now serving with the United States Army and is 1tationed in Fort Benning Ga. Wedding plans have not been completed. ' Two From MB80D are Mrs. Johnson Among Graduates Hosts Shower MASON - Two Mason coontians were among Ute two hund· red graduating from West Vir· ginia Institute of Technology on Sunday, May 30 at Mont· gomery, W. Va. John Call, son of John W. Call, Middleport, and Mrs. Betty Call, Clifton, KenneUt Reynolds, son ol Homer Rey· nolds, Mason and Mrs. Catherlne Swatzel, M;~Son, recelv· ed an associate In Science In Technology. BoUt gradualel were In Ute class of 1963 graduating from Wahama High School. Mr. Call was Ute recipient of the DAR Good Clllzenshlp Award. Speakers for Ute commencemen\ was Dr. J. Merton Eltg. land, Director of Institutional Grants, National Science Foua- Mrs. Don Johnson land entertained Monday even- ing with a bridal shower honoring Miss Judy Fee whose marwill be an event of June 26 at Rockland, Mass. Alter games were played and Miss Fee had opened her many BEST OUTSIDE PAINT VALUE YOU CAN BUY • -CHARTER HOUSE nice gifts, rerreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Carrie Nease, Mrs. T. T. Hill· dore, Mrs. M..-ge Crow and Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Racine, Mrs. Donna Byer and Julie, Middle· port and to Mrs. Carolyn Price, Mrs. Hazel McKelvey, Mr s. Chod Ward, Mrs. Donna Lark- . ins, Mrs. Alberta Giuesencamp, -== Mrs. Margie Roush, Mrs. GarMISS SWAR'I'Z net Rhodes, Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, Mrs. J<>an Sayre, Mrs. Swartz·Williaml Maxine Price, Mrs. !larry Swain and the honored guest, Miss Fee, Wedding Slated Sending gilts were Mrs. Paul Friday, /una2$ Schuler, Mrs. Elva D"iiey and Mr. and Mrs. Millar~ Swarlz Mr6. Edna Price and daughter. of Alfr~ are announcmg the lol'lhcommg marriage of their I :::::::::::::::::=aldanghter, Sandnl Sue lo John It Michael Williams, Belpre, son of Airs. Mary Amos, Allred, and the late Dorsle 11.. WlllianuJ lr, A home wedding has beell plaJI. ned willa the !\aT, Pearl Costa offiolatlng OB Friday, June 25. UNTIL 9 PM MIDDLEPORT, 0, MEIGS THEATRE Pomeror, Ohio 'fONIGHT Wm. Cutlt'• "NIGHT WALKER" TaflOr;,1larbara.Stanwyck, Judith meredith, Lloyd Boclmer. !~()bert ~HONEYMOON THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. TM Depati..-t Iter. of Bullcliilg Since 1911 PAlM DEPY, PHONI WY 2-3679 \ Sh.oto (;amlidate• Will Meet Jww 1 : Members Oil tbe owl for the July 4 6hoW produced by Ute · Eastern Local Athletic Boosters will gaUter ior practice begla- HOTEL• (Tecbnicolor) Robert Goulet, Nancy Kwan, !~()bert Morse, Jill St. Jobn. 5UN.-MON..-TUES. Juno 6-r4 "JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME" Shirlt lllacLalne p.m. at the Eaatera Local High School. Members of former production•, as well as any other Interested Individuals are urged to attend this meetiDg. Director Norma Newland stated today ibe Is atempt1ng to oOIItac! as IDiii!Y people as possible but .8D}!one Interested either as OIHltage participants, or off,stage helpers are welcome to attend the meeting. Tbe theme of 11te show thli year will be "the Swinging Mothers ol Eastern Local", and will feature 1111 all-female cast with 110 BSSistanct iltom the ,.,______________________, "-------'jmea e!U. dlllricli. Sunday outsid~ prison walls to . Mrs. Miller obtained permisSion from :;tate officia ls: to leave the California Institution for Women at Frontera to have th• baby in a civilian hospital although the prison has adequa te facilities for dr!iverv of babies. . · J . S~ABROOK, TEX. - GEM- · REFEREE - D. A. Martin of Jack.~on Michi . s parachute pops open a- roy on Sunday. June 20 inspects a h d;o 1 gan, who wtll serve as referee for the Boat Re alta rae . gains! the _ dear blue sky. be referee for the raced was made S~tunl."n~ motor at another simil ar event. Announn•m~nt 'that ~~j;n IDI-'1 !~e~;;~,~ J~n~::~:';e:~otic- ~:l~~~-rommodor1~~!t~!!:!~ ?~b~~f.~,~:f~~~ 1!!~·~~ Gen:~l ~bili~lltwu t~ill'• ean - and for two lies lour day. of ing and prayer are · (ITIP 2l CUT ALONG THIS LIN I The families of Divitt and Edward tered in front of tele:visi today, awaiting words fateful moment when ca's newest Sstronauts I~ earth. J u HE r-- ------· 11905 r 5 M__ \ t9os l 4 2 sion network lollowinR a ed speech during each Republican State Chairman Richard Niehoff the eight ·speakers will · topics which were chosen as roost Important issues the nation. ___, w _ ~F __5~ , 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 1 .)3 14 15 16 17 18 19 ti\Ro THE USS W~SP chutes into I ltd by tbe aircraft Car• SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1965 uick Draw ~roy Clark Gable's ) • 1 . . . The world doubltess has not Into crampea quarlt'rs w1th IJt- heard the last of the ·R . . f~urt h slrmght da). aw lwo A1r ~ h:mding on the moon itself-or Edward Mus ~e-k. 2'1, Force . rmtJors were m ext:t'llcnL j at least a cosmonaut "fi _ eights .. was ta.ken to nmd1twn physwal ly and mcn~ 1 around" mission in that d~ lfemorral Hospital for t"IIY. tion_.,ould reestabli h R · , · each once--formidable image S USSUII by Ra.<.: me emergen~ '"l'h e.v _are no I '·uea lmg iD the en_ Me1gs coun ty sher other over rhe ht-<id or il<~ving cosmos. 1 Ca rol Manley said any housekeeping difficult ies up 1f occurred near the there." ::ia id fl1ght surgronl Amer icans have become aeCha.rles Berry. J cust~tned to the pressures of below Racine. s reporjed Wllliam They streaked into orbit 56 at. runnmg second in the space , Hacinc, .was with _ (-~~~t~nued On Page Two· / r.ace ; the Russian~, unques· en the rn1shap oc~- · - - - ---- tloned leaders for etgM year1 , as reported tloe bul- Servii~I'S ArtnOUDI'I'd have not. . o MuSick's hip and , . • it took a. certam quantity of '.l'ard his knee. The )<or Mmnre Roush what rs politely referred to &s !alled at ti :50 p.m. F'uneral serv1ces ~or Minnie " mtestinal fortitude ' for u. S. l!'e unit was also E. Roush, 97, who died Sunday, space leaders to perhaps cut a : 10 , 50 a.m. yester- evemng at the home of her son, i few corners . perhaps forego 1 r Cummins, Letart Edsvn Roush, Racine RD I, wdl few tests. The record •peaka ti taken to Holzer be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. [lor itself-no American astrO)o ·\medical patient at the Carmel church. . . nauts have died in space. ,1--- __ · Frrends may call at lhe Ed.i ·' U~hers, son Roush residence from s p.' What the Soviet reaction te • rl m. today unti l noon Wednesday .: the newly applied pressure Ill !8 Nami' Burrat will be In the Carmel the galloping U.S. Project Ge.. ~I Pomeroy young CemeiA!ry. Rev. Paul ' IDI rs a quantity as uncertaht ,' ill serve as ush- will officiate. · as the Russian space prograra ette_s for the r&- Surviving are daughters, itself. Doubtless theirs t 01 ~nca pageant to Ben SaiSI!r, Racine.Mrs. must be the temptation now tw at the ~me- ert Warner, Pomeroy, Mrs. · take a few "shortcutS" 1111 ~; school auditor· liam Curtis, Columbus, two soos, space. ~red ~ay . by Stanley F·. Roush, ·Springfield, Despite recurrent rumors '~vw, a Itonum M?·· an_d E!lson Roush, there is no good evidence to In·· chtldren; ~ · great !he Russians have los ~i;;;j., Linda ren snd th!"!e great any men ln s~c· .' Hauck childr . . r• .. ,_ :. • But it only takes one batl d• Sue Thomp-' Mrsen,.ROlWI, wu ..........,., · · And b Shirley i:lax. deaih; ,;,;~ Iter' _ ,-tWs""'!i:._""~., ·. CIS ron. .ad decillions, , \. carson Crow ~' · · ', .~· Frtulcis anyone oonnected lrith Amet • s. • a d~Ul!!tet, ~1, and a ill-fated Sllelll' crow, Marcus . ·, . "' Of Ule 1• ' Daniel Ewmg's ~a/' Horne Is Cf 1 1 I ! 1 •!9 .' . ·-..... .. I . ,.' ., ' ,· . '·. .. ' • • " 1 •• •• ' .. .. .: . .... . . .,;.t • \ • •• ,: 1 , . .: . .. . "· ; . . ···' ,_· ' .' ;•.' .. ' \ . d!ar;e 01 .... 1 day evemng . 84. •' Visibility was oxprl'l•d to be I marhme that once used the ex"el.lent - 10 milt's or more feais ?f Sputnik-I and Yurl w11b two to four - root seas [ C:;1garm to hammer in the Jesand surf"''' winds of abo~t H son of Soml spac. superiority m1les per hour. Thr trm~ra- I was reduced this time to o}). ture at landing time was ex- serving that American .space~ pedrd to bo· about 80 degrees: ships cannot match Russian w1lh the water temperature ab1llty to carry television ca,m... ranging from 70 lo 80 degrees. eras into orbit. man, trymg a 1ll'r and . gea.r · up tu tl1e wlu·r ·.·sva('e spectacula .. ButsslhiBD 'th " h rs. u w WI a .. 22 s ~rt re-!'d.o ~ s. " an d un dergJm ,~'" tile -;en- ropyrigllt has expired, and It• ounded himse lf m thf! sa tmn ut \~t"lg lttl essness for the j would seem that only 8 manned :,:!;~~:~1 f, 1 I .' ) Sh oots ·Try1ng • Farjeon, one. of known writen of stories and poei!)<A died . home here Satu~ ~·~~'u,,., .00 j - - -.. - - - - - ·-- --· __ f icy, which resuUs from an UNITED Tbe Security !lack to the lion at Russia's scheduled to resume «fterooon. Despite the defeat, after bate of almost a monUt, of his molution late in May callingjal for condemnation of U. tervention In the ~~~~~:: Republic and. demanding dlale withdrawal of an u. s. troops, Soviet Ambassador Nl· kola! T. Fedorenko forced ICI!nllnuatl Oil Pap :.two- * * United States Space Feats f)()SS HSSR a mild sea about onlv lo liS monopoly. ~A tUPII _ Ships and· , t: IJ p. m. EllT . I But_ the powerful propaganda ergency law signed last by the governor, will not about 50,000 other state ployes who receive their on a deferred basis. \ Ill>!~ * 1 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 26 ! 1 !272829 3 0 COLUMBUS - STATE rmnce Director Richard bach said 12,000 state wo1·ker will be paid biweekbly~!::~f~ In July. Instead of s< ly. Krabech said Ute pay t . They would have to reply on the svslem used tn· Pro. ]cct Me rcury astronaut s before lhem- blost them in to ;omej the approach Wit h ro"kcts and IPt rwlll re-n nd aravi lv-the rP st. b . r<l. . The two spa ce pilots look the news rnatt rr-of-fal'liv s not very tmagmatrve, but it'll get the jnh ctonp ·.. Dtv1tt told Houston mission control. "Let's do il ·· · The ,no-hands landing_ meant th ey would be su.bwrl · . \0 8G s e1ght limes the1r norm al wei ght on earth · Gev-um-4 streaked in to its 60th orbit- onl y t II'O awav n spla.shdown~~t 8:17 J m. EDT. Thp balkv ha rch . ced aile!' Whtte s spacewalk promi.sed no r<•o l diffi- , V '" lhe water, officials sairl SP.;n IF:NTP. R. Houslon ne~ J(:': sp lasl1down. was 1:14 rirr Wasp drrh•d th~ target 11 T ! ~ -fnr !he first lime sine! · ED I: Jn a 400-mll.r by 20-! area today to fish a srr rm:mt~ , Ow. st<Jrt of 1he space age, the ~va.! ~~ tt1e A__!Ja~llc about [ J~~es M1·Divin and Edward 1So\'wt _Unwn is on the cosmk ul es Pd SI of J• Jonda . White from tht• \Hfl<•r a [lf'r 1defens1ve . airl'ri:lfl c·<:Jrri Pr L".S .S.; splac;;hdown and 'l'irr thrm a . was standinh by with two 1 h<>roes' welrmnr romplf"te 1 De~Pndm.g on . th~ reaction, 1yers. 14 aircraft , incl ud.! with br~li.~ banrl a nd rt>d car~ - fhP llvPs OJ RussJan cosmonaut• helwopters. frogmen. phy- ~ prt. i m: 1y. lla.n~ in the . balance. I and a_ big red carpet for i An l'arl_y mornin g ovrrcast M .. clgnJfiCPnt as 1t l~. the fourya l welcome aboard . rovrrf'd the landing ar('a hul it 1 da.\ voyage of the U.S. Gemini tlttn Reported .r.xrellent j was rxpt>rtrd to br burnrll off twm~ James McDivit and Edaven, unwashed. jammed b)· a hot sun well befort> hte 1ward ~ hi te does not put an end gemini • 4 1 pa('f'!\hip para- to Sov 1~t mastery of space- lupplement To '!11e Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-MiddlepQrt.. Ohle ..,( Tba Gallia Times, Gallipoli&, Obit five minutes each on a qu. .es, (IIi~ IM;ulartl.lfcdl up Md MYe P!QW c .,., _,_, : ---------- --- COLUMBUS - ABOUT 000 persons will attend the lute To Ray Bliss" d :~:~ eight Ohio cities II1 night along with several lion Ohioans on IA!Ievision. Speakers will be heard Solid eobii, prlnll, WO'IIA pattern&. Matlty 591 and better ELBERFELD$ IN POMEtOY -- VATICAN CIT\' l>aul VI offered public Sunday lor U. S. James A McDivitt and H. White. The pontiff's prayers ed the traditional noon in St. Peter 's Square. his benediction for the "goes also into the sky" the Gemini 4 astronauts exploring the astral wavs. MEETING TUF.'IDAY Tbe American Legion Auslllary of Lewis Manley Post 283 will meet at the home of Mrs. Ole.: Hardaway, Tuesday, II f p.m. BE THRIFTY I ALWAYS SAV& YOUR SALESLIPS FROM SPACE CP.NTE White. eooll v ,;v itch~; H,~~~~~~~ ~~r.ll - Space aces James McDivitt and Edward 4 ··apsule I' . d't'f g. g r.tuse ot a taultv co mputer pnmed their Gemi'n1· c "' a 1 erent "no-hand ,., t f, · · · • down today. in th e All an t.Jc. s rc-e n ry lOrn spare and an TN-target aplasbShips and planes- I 0 300 men "·ere ., . . conditions ··good." All svs tems wer ~ ., . Wal '"g to rece rve them with weather grea;,physical and m<• ntal shape . . e go for I he la ndmg and the astronauts were ill They are on a hi gh step up the r 1 , II h . ,. spokesman sa1 d ea rly today. e an' 1 ea .v r argmg, a mission control . ' Fa1lure or a mill io n doll I craft ca used I he s . . . ar compu1er . the size of a larg~ brea d box in tht spareI . .d. eco nd drsappomtm ent ot lhe oth"rwlse nr··ar-pe rfert fii.ght / 01.,... ICia S Sal that e ~ . f ·, , f' · . · Imeant McDivilt and Wh~:r~ 11 l; 1 ~~~re... 'x~rl. ltpmhably 11n11ld not be used And thll mane uver it for the landing. t ll y the ir craft rl o\\'n out of the last orbit aDd her fourth child, a 7-pound, 6ounce grrl, to be named Kimi Kai. Special ... 600 Ca.n.non Hand.Towels FOR By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. United Press International SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. - Convicted husband · slayer Lucille Miller, 35. gave birth dation. w. Splashdown at 1:12 P. M. SANTO DOMINGO - A TRI· umvinate of inter .. American peace medi"B.lors goes into the interior Tuesday to investigate charges that junta forces are carrying out political reprisals against supporters of the Domm· iran rebels. CANNON TOWELS AND SHEETS The the firstweek meeting Is set of June V, for ;========~~Dinl Tuesday evening, June 8, at 7:30 GAL. \ Elberfelds Are Headquarters for SHOP TONIGHT THE SHOE BOX .39 COLUMBUS Resources Direclor Fred E. Marr will be in Washington Wednesday to offer his support lor srx flood control proJects in Ohio before the Congress. The National Rivers and Harbors Projects Committee will consider the projects, which are located in the Chagrin River basin . near Cleveland, the Scioto River basin and in 1 h e Hocking River basin. \ Bibles were presented Sun· day morning during the Sun~ay School hour, at the Syra. Ian Church, to Utree graduates. Presentation was made by Mrs. Pearl McBride to Eleanor Kay Schneider and James Lisle of Ute Southern High School class; and to Robert crow, graduatIng from Pomeroy High School. Rev. Leonard Mcintire, General Presbyter of Logan, filled Ute polplt for the rooming worJUNE 4, 1 ship service. His son John was The Racine Firemen Auxll· also a guest. Rev. Richard Put- Lory will seli homemade Ice ney of Ute Westmi~ster Founda- cream, at the Racine I I r t tlon at Athens, will be guest house Friday and Saturday, speaker next Sunday morning iJune 4 and 5, starting 9 o'clock June 6, at nine o'clock. The In the morning till 8 o'clock In public Ill cordially Invited to at- 1the evening. Sold in the containtend. ers or by Ute dip. James E. Eblin, student of JUNE 5 Louisville Seminar, will be Ute Jitney Supper Saturday, June supply pastor of thls church, 5, at Syracuse Grade School, starting June 13, Utrough Ute sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary remaining part of June, July of the Syracuse Fire Dept. Serv· and August. Mr. and Mrs. Eb- ing will begin at 5 p. m. lin will be living In AUtens JUNE 7 this summer, where Mrs. Eb- The Pomeroy Garden c I u b lin will be doing graduate work will meet Mond'ay at 2 p.m., at at OU, and Mr. Eblill Is em- the home of Mrs. J. 0. Roedel played wiUt the Engineering with Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. as Dept. at Ute University. co-hostess. The Sunday School attendJUNE 8 ance was 48, with fl6.32 collec- Tbe American Legion Auxlltlon. iary of Lewis Manley Pool 263 After Sunday School, Rev. will meet at the home of Mrs. Mcintire met wlUt Ute Commit· Oscar Hardaway, Tuesday, at tee on Nominations. Members 7 p.m. of this committee are, Mrs. Ar· JUtE t thur Sylvester, chairman; Mrs. Pomeroy ChapiA!r No. sf Roy· ~zel Clark, Mrs. George Sch· a1 Arch Masons. will hold Uteir netder, Mr. Robert Harden and staled convocation Wednesd~y. Mr. WJIUam F. Winebrenner. at 7:30p.m. for Ute transaction of regular buslne" and the elec· MEMORIAL DAY GUESTS lion of officers for Ute coming Mr. and Mrs. Emile Matlack year. All officers and companWilliamstown, W. Va., Mr. and Ions are urged to attend. Reo Mrs. Floyd Matlack of Parkers- freshments will be served lol· burg, Harry Keller, Mr. and lowing the meeting. Mrs. John Torrence of Columbus were Decoration Day guests MASONS WILL MEET of Mrs. Myrtle Frost. Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy· al Arch Masons will hold Utelr DANCE TONIGHT staled convocation Wednesday, The Middleport Park Asso- at 7:30 p.m. for the transac elation will sponsor an outside lion of regular buslnes5 and Ute dance party tooight wlUt Ute election of officers for Ute com- · Jaya at the Mlddl"'"rt oom- lng year. AU officers and communlty P""lk from 8-11 p.m. panions are urged to attend. Reo Tbe public Is welcome. freshments will be aerved foJ. lowing Ute meeting. w. -~ tbe Tbe couple winning the travelIng banner were Mr. and Mrs. Walker from the Portsmouth, Ohio club. Mr. Ray Plstelli of Ravenswood NOD the door prize. At the conclusion of the dance refreshments of a variety of sandwiches, olives, chips, cup cakes and coffee were served by the refreshment comrillttee. I!Dnorary llegreett were be· stowed upon Dr. England and John !llalheny. Joseph JeHerds Jr~ mem· blr of theW, VL Board of Eel· ucatlon, also spoke. -• In \ CAtENDAR VISIT CLARK FAMil.Y Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Golden of Athens, Mr. a nddMr.snoleS Baker of Pomeroy were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and family. ';/y. FIVE CENlS SOCIAL by Becky Fultz and Brently Seth. Assisting Mrs. Rawlings with the pal'ty were Mrs. Susan Rawlings, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Mrs. John Sebo, Mrs. John McCoy and Mrs. R o y Jones .. . Others present were Allen Seth, Brdl Jones, Mary Ann Hoffman, Carol Ann Barnitz, Kelly Cleland, Debbie Osborne, Ricky Seyler, Paul Reed, Kim Johnson, Fa i t h Perrin, Frankie Marting, Todd Rawlings, Timmy Halstead and Timmy Sayre, both of N e w Haven and John McCoy, Ravenswood. [i;!lru!J lilj dance work in several llalel. They are currently dlrecllnl d811<e classes In California. The dancers were kept rnov· 1ng to such Intricate steps u grand half square off, star promenade and Dixie chain. Tbe wblrUng skirt• of the Building X was gaily adorn· girls and Ute western style ed In Interesting decorations cloUting worn by Ute gents, eremade of alumlnun. Large paint- ated a scene that related back ed squares were used for to anoUter era. wall murals. Smaller squares of Western ~lyle square dancln8 various colors cri&IICI'OBsed Ute Ill being enJoyed ~onghout Ute large hall. Tbe chandelier lea· United Stalel and m many lands lured smaller aluminum cut- abroad. II Ill one pasttlme that outs, creating a dazzling setting can be enjoyed by all members for the square dancers as of the family and by all li"'· they danced to the caller, Jer· . ry Hell. As co-presidents of the local club, Mr. and Mrs. Jack turnMrs. Hell and daughter, Ore· er, along with the club's caller, ta, were guests of Ute club for Slim Hall and Mts. Hall wish the afternoon. Tbe Hells are to express! heir appreciation to from Cincinnati but do square all club members aud visiting clubs for their participation In the affair. Graduates Presented New Bibles grandson, Timmy Rawlings, on his sixth birthday. Timmy is the son of Mr. and T.ptea JIIIIIS IP: ,., all Jills Willi dlecks dl3n. ' ., The Kera Dudes 'n' Dolls Square Dance Club of RaveJJSwood, w. Va., washoal to an invitational dance neld recently at the Building X, located south of the Kaiser Plant. Tbe local club Is sponsored by KACC. 1'he summer schedule for band practice lor Mlddl• port School band bas beta annouaced by Mr. Wllliam .K Seolor Baod -Monday, Wed· nesdoy aad Friday, 9 to 12; Elgblb Grade, Tuesday and . - and'1COMMANDO" Stewart Granger • .~. . ·~ � 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. 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