https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fe97cfd21888e1e9931e269511709af.pdf 48ad6e4cb49e43c7379bec51cdf66061 PDF Text Text ,, •• \ I I • IIIEEIING SUNDAY A Nativity Deanery meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the st. Andrew's Church in Nelsonville. Mrs. Del Veechio, president of the Steubenville Diocese of Catholic Women's Clubs, will be present. Those wishing to attend may contact Mrs. Paul Casri. SOCIAL I'""""""'Around ' And CALENDAR M'dd/ About SLower Honors Miss Chap man ATI'END MEETING r Twenty members, odvisor<, n and parents of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders allendcd • three county 4-H meeting ;.~ urday at the Bob Evans Farm. Miss Linda Chapman, whose JUNE t The aU day meetmg was marriage to A IC Bruce Stalnak- White Rose Lodge will meet training session on judging er will be an event of Sunday, ! Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 horses and pomes as to was guest of honor Friday eve- p.m. at the legion hall in Mid· anre and action. nmg "'.a shower gJvcn by Mrs. dleport. .....==-; s:;:i the U~ited Methodist church. stated coovocation Wednesday, ' Jto ellow and green color at 7·30 p m lor the transaction was carried out in the of and the elecI decorations. Girts were placed tion of olficers lor the coming ' on a table with while rover and year All officers and compan: centered with a yellow and ions ·are urged to attend. Regreen un,hrella . . freshmenls will be served folGames were played With pm- lowing the meeting. es awarded I he winners after JUNE II which the honored g"est open- The Catholic Women's Club ' ed her many lovely girts. of the Sacred Heart Church will Cake ~red in while and dec- have a potluck picnic on : orated \l ith while weddmg bells Thursday at 6 p. m. at the I1 and ye llow roses. tea, coffee home of Mrs. ~orge Hackel.!, and yel low minis were served, Sr., Middleport. Each member friday N1ght F~~~~~~~======-.....-..- ~:~li~lmi~s ~~~d DAD-APPROVED ~o~~;;o~ .t~~~r~.;~r:;t~l~~: ~~~ them~ G I FT S r~ula; b~siness 1 " par~nts, ~ ~r, ~ere e The Past Councilors of Theo.. dorm; Council D~ughters of America will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. VOL XVII NO. 45 Ali<'ndmg were Miss Rulh Hemlock Grove will present the Ann l·:dvmrds, Mr~. Virgil program and Harrisonville will Bla~..:kv.und. Mrs. C.1rl Arno~d, open and close the meeting. Re- Mrs. AudrL'Y Slater, Mrs. VJC- rreshments will be served by 1 tor Young, Sr .. Mrs. Pally the host Gr;mge. Ne utzlmg, M"s Pally Sham, The Pomeroy Bend C. B. RaMrs. Hoger !lines, Mrs. Opha dio dub will hold a wiener ] Offutt. ~Irs. Willard Hines, Mrs. roasl at the Syracuse Road, Don Housh, Mrs. Harold Mas- , side Park Thursday ovening, 1 Si:l r , A COMPLETE LINE M i ~s Sa lly Foster, SI<Jre Powell. Mrs. 7 p.m. for members and their families. Mrs. E. E. Bryan!, Mrs. A. A special meeting of Pomelonzo Custer, Mrs. Cleland · ' Chapter 186 OES will be Mrs. Denver Th11mas, Mrs. Thursday, June 10 at 7::10 fred Yeauger, M"'. Boney . 'p.m. lor the initiation of three chell, Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, candidates. Miss Golda Sargent, Mrs. EdJUNE 13 wina Sroll, Mrs. Marona Roush A Nativity Deanery meeting and Mrs. Marie Chapman. will he held Sunday at 2 p. m. Sending gi!U; but unable to at the St. Andrew's Church In attend were Mrs. Mollie Cozart, Nelsonville. Mrs. Del Vecchio, I Mrs. Orville Brown, Mrs. John president or the Sleubenville Di. HOUSE SLIPPERS -----~--------------------~~~~~~~~~~L_--------~TH~U~RS~D~A~Y~,~JU~N~E~JO~,ll9~6~5------------------- at In the WORLD PAJAMAS FOR HIM! Make a Handy Man a Happy Long or short styles. Cool cotton for his sleeping comfort. AU sizes A, B, needs. At our store you'll find Buy him the work clothes he "'~ s. the greatest selection of the many famous national labels! C, D and E. DUNGAREES For every purpose. Sanforized shrunk 10 ounce 1 blue denim with zipper fly. Sizes 29 to 44. FIVE. Many st~le!! In this Father's Day ~ elec t ion und :;{'\cral .:·olors from whith 1o choose. Sizt-s 6 to 12. Choose now while selet:twn is cumplete. Leathers Corduroys Felts 2.99 h 6.99 SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Nylon added to toe and heel. Short elastic tops. Black, grey and white. Sizes 10 to 13. 3 pairs $1.00 and M;·s. Glenn Dill, Mrs. Le- will be present. Those wishing land Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom to attend may contact Mrs. Mankin. Mrs. William Clark, Paul Casci. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunnel, Mrs. ----Gail Buck and Gloria, Mrs, MRS, FOREMAt IS HOSTlie Sargent, Mrs. Ralph ESS TO SRELLIE BOICE more, Mrs. Richard Young, CIRCLE rreorge Hubstetter and · Mrs. Evelyn Foreman was \lr. mlll Mr.s. Phil Ohlinger. hostess to ltJe Shellle Boice Mrs. Homer Cooper, Mr. and Circle of the Great Bend Bap' Mrs. D<ile Jusl1s, Mrs. Ever. tist church when they met at eU Thomas, Mrs. Antone Luc- her home June I. I ke, Miss Hoberta Rom me, MJSs Devotions entitled "Lead Us ~ Kay Follrod. M1sses Nancy in Prayer" was led by Mrs. and Carol Hamm, Mrs. Char- Glenna O'Connor, She read a R. Karr !ir., Mrs. Remo Lmd, poem on prayer the seriplure l ies Mrs. Charles Wildermuth and James 5:16-19, then offered ; , daughters. Mr~. Richard Fm- prayer, Miss Wilma Sayre, pres- For work. Fisher stripe, two way zipper. Plenty of pockets. Sizes 36 to 50.......... $5.95 and $7.50 Visit the Furniture Department On the 3rd Floor GIVE FATHER A ROBE ler, Mrs. Gerald Wik•ermuth, mount or used stamps and usrd ""':::i~==;:::::;::;:;::;~~~~~~~~~~~L~o;g.:,an..,.::an:;;d:._~:._loiiJS..:,siiiiBiiiireiiiiniiidiiiiaiiiiBiiiiaiiiiJ!e.iyl.l mailed to are ready to be their respective designations. More stamps were donated at the meeting. iiii eSTARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 10 at 9 A.M. The program, SHOE CLEARANC-E!'! 11 Visit to a Mental Hospital," was present. ed bv Mrs. Isabel Lewi>. The stig~a once attached to mental 1 iII ness has not yet been entirely dispelled. However, the ther11•1~eulc1·c value of human love and kindness has been demonconclusively as often the only effective treabnent or mental 1lln<Ss, she stressed. The hostess gave the closing prayer then served relrehments to Mrs. Edna Baker and Sharon, Mrs. Glenna O'Connor, Miss Wilma Sayre, Mrs. Isabel Lewis, Kothleen and Brenda, Jimmy and David Foreman. Mrs, Ruth Wolle was absent. She was remembered with a get well card. ATTEND TEA e1NiJitalht. SHOES REGULARLY PRICED UP TO $10.99 l.adles! .•. this is the sale you have awaited! Smartaire flats, walking heels and dreos pumps in patents, leathers and straws. Many oolors ... blue, red, pink, bone, black & white spectators, natural and plnk straw. Sizes 4 to 9, but not aU sizes ill eacb style. Hurry, shop Two officers of the Amerl· can Legioo Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 3!1 and Girl State representatives and altematoo sponsored by the Unit and tlleir mothers were in Gallipol· is Saturday to attend the Girl State Tea held at the Grace Methodist church. Attending were Mrs. Mason Fisher, firs t vice PrOOident; Mrs. Jed Webester, Sr~ Ameri· canlsm chairman! respre~ta· lives, Claudia Grueser and her mother, Mrs. Walter Grueaer, Sandra Hendricks and mother, Mrs. Harley Hendricks, Barbara Kennedy and mother, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr., and alter· nates, Cheryl Edwarda and her mother, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, and Sharon Biggs and her molher, Mrs. Nathan Biggs, tarl¥1 MATCH,ING BAGS J. PRJCE GIVE HIM COVERALLS I Mrs. Paul Sa~Pson, Mrro.. D"?ght spectacles Chapman. Canaday In 11M Mlddl. Blotlr Naxt 11 llberhkfl ~ ~·I~;.,.,.-·-----~=============--!/ I'OMEilOV't OUAUfY SHOI I'I'ORII '>Ti' PI€NJ.C POSTPONED Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will not meet Friday, June It but wiD have their annual picnic Friday, June 18 at the home of Mrs. Edward ~f:ro~icnlo Fa: in will be held all p.m. The meat will be provided by the hostesses and membera are asked to bring covered their owndish. table service and a ..SPACE WALKER - Astronaut Edward White floats . in space, the gold-plated cord attaching him to the GemtnJ capsule unwtndmg Mextco and Texas coast.from the black bag m front of h1m. More t)jan a hundred miles below are the Gulf 0 f GOP Events Net Over Million • Dollars; Goldwater IS 'Out' BACHELORS' FRIEND COTTON SOCKS , law ::md Tarn.Jra, MJss Mary idPnt. was in cha rge 00 the bus. K Clwpman, Mrs. J?h.n Koeh~ iness session. A sufficient a· OHIO, Reds Rip Camp, 14 Dead $2.48 1Musser Miss Jerri Frick, Mr. ocese of Catholic Women's club · :. ...' Astros Return Home, ~ Greeted by Thousands Man in our Work Clothes 1 l IIQMEROY-MIDDLEPOnT. OHIO FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20 aunt of Mr. Stalnaker, servr•d with Hemlock Grove and Har~ i the tea and coffee. risonville Granges as guests. 1 I en tine I I I at·y '· Remember Father with a Gift from Elberfelds , ol M1ss Chapman, served the The Rock Springs Grange I cake and ~Irs. St;~ca Powell, ' will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. PRESENT l ft_l l DetiOI4!d To The Jnure,a 01 Til. Meie..Maon -frea r~= iltlti~ng~in~M~i~dd~l~ep~o~rt~.===~~~e~tta~~K~m~d~er~g:arte~n:_:~a~c~e~r;;,~;:_~~~~::;.:~~;..;,~~:;_.-.-==iiiiii=--=-, ' ' t: da~ghters ~ . i as a guest. r PERFECT ·~.. ~. .. \ ' is to take a lady of the parish w from a tab ll'. w1th lace cover, I centel'ed w1fh an arrangemr~t of fOSf'S, with wlute .candle~ m 1 sliv er holders o~ eJthE'r s1de. ' Otlwr t(JIJle o1ppumtmen1s were also in sliver. Napkins were )'('I~ low. Mr~. Marcus Rou!'h, aunl THI! • ort o·•~---June 9, 1961 Mrs. o. L. Quillen of St. 16-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-M'ddl I _:_~ePc:::..:.o.•..::.:: Mary's, W. Va., viBlled receDt.W Ue h ATI'ENDS COMMENCEMENT b ly with Mlss ' Frleda Faelmle. spending the summer wtth er , Mrs. J. w. Dawsoq, who bas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zerkle recently flew J 8 r been with her daugliter and Crooks. . plane to Pittsburgh to attend rf family, Mr. ad Mrs. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kauff Commencement' exercises ol <! I epo Bachtel and family lor e ~ave ~o:~.:: :~e::~:~; his cousin Jeffrey Lynn Pea· . Ch Davis who ls ' wmter, has returned to er Yon r ·A cock, 1 M:~ t arte~~e Rhode Island home in Vienna, W.Va., where 00MN. ~~=~· ;~ar~ and ~c~~l e~l ~esign, arrived on she will spend the ,summer. chi~~n, Irene aod Mortin, and Tuesday to spend the summer Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Spen- Mrs. Roger Pbilllps and dough- SIX SENTENCED vacation with her Dr. gler and are spending Rita, In Jonesboro, MOSCOW IUPI)-Tass, lhe of. and Mrs. J . . J. DaviS and a vacahon m Florida. ' 'i'imn. to VlSlt .tev. and Mrs. licial Soviet news agecy, redaughters, Diana, Elame and Mrs. James JIVIden and Mr~ Fred I. Gardner. . ported Tuesday that a Russian Joyce. Kennelh Byer have . h Randy Phillips visited With court has sentenced six Soviet Mr. Harry Houdashelt was from a. vacation tr~a a~d the Vernon Weber family over citizens lo death on World War taken to Holzer Hospital on West Vtrgmla, vgg~ Wh'l In the last weekend. I II war crimes charges. Monday fur a medical check up. washington, D. . . ~ e Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Bea. The court ruled that the six Mr. attd Mrs. Wilham Blank W~hmgtos and Vir~IDI~ J!~~ mire ~nd children of B~ltunore , defendants collaborated with a~d famtly of Boulder, Colo., VISited t~e late Presld"';in n Md. VISited Betty WU!iams re- the Nazis in killmg mmates of have been the guest of Mr. Kennedy s grave at ~ gto f cently. concentration camps at Auschand Mrs. John Werner and and watched t~ c~an~mgl ~e witz and Buchenwald, other relatives. Mrs. B\:nk IS th\ guardS al~ : an~~t~ ••· FIDES LODGE TO MEET . the former Janet Russe . Un no~n o e_ All members of Fides Lodge, tend Thursday evenmg, June~~ Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Tho~- riOUS h1slor1c SttesCrooks Mar· No. 210, Knights of Pythias at the hall. Inspection Will as of Belmont, Mass. are VIS· • MJss ~eannette le h is, of Middleport, are urged to at- held. 1i5!i!l'$ t>•WstMWI:!!:>l The Ideal gift for Father-a washable robe In ,beau· tiful plaids, wrap style, tie hell, In a ~p pak pJas. tia zippered waterproof brief case. SI.Zes small, medium, large and extra large. (In the Ready To WHr Depart.-! on the Second Floor) Give Father a Comfortable Recliner to pair an enthusJastie welcome lor the pope. Relo In after • hard dliy'a work ' Visit the 3rd floor furniture department and pick a comfortable chair for Father from the large selection of easy chairs on sale. Many colors and covers to choose from. For Father Give Luggage Give Him DRESS SHIRTS Cool, short AIRWAY UNIMOLD comfortable, and 22" llOIIPANION-JWII rl&ht for abort weekend long white trtpa. aD" TWO Sl1lTJi:R - Ideal for pa<tin1 two ouita pl111 lhlrta llld other eccoiiOl'iel. lncludeo plastic dl· vlder, SUit llor and. halllflen. sleeve style11. Solid broadoloth, II" 1'IIB.IillliKilTElL-PerfMt for two or three week lllp. tiQLQRSc Gbarooel - Bran Oliva dacron and cottoa blends. Sl2el 14 to I'JtiCII 1'1. PltOM - - - - - - sz.ts .. $5.95 AHaahelaMe for Men In Brown or Gh&1 CCII $7.95-$11.95-$19.95 Handkerchiefs SUPPORT SOCKS Ovll' the calf. 100% !iiNtell 1111on. Spaode• Ia top, 0111 U.. fltl l().U. •1.00 VATICAN CITY - POPE Paul VI flies to the north· , .ern cit~~~ Plsa loday ~atlend . the ltalian "National Eucharistic Congress and deliver whot Vatican sources described as an important speech. Pisa, famous throughout the world for Its leaning tower, votes heavily Communist. B u t that was not expected to im· Fine for sman Dadll AD leather In DIJrOW and ,... quality white linen with hemstitcb· ed borders. Large size. IUiar . . . Toque buokleo. Bladl: and. Brown, S!· ... 28to 02. ·2sc •nd SOc White CoHon H1ndkerchitfl •• 10c ELBERFELD>-POMEROY •1 �• ' ' -~_any Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 10, Meigs 'Cycle Club to Hold First Race 196~ ly Mason's Grand Master , I Compromise Mrs. Roush, 52, Cluimed Wednesduy (Continued Irom page ll MASON .. Mrs. Ethel VlrgiDIn the last eight yedl's Toe per ia Roush, 52, ot tiM! Broad Run pupil figure jumns u:om $133.88 community, Letart, W. Va., . this year to 1173.22 m 1966 and died Wedneaday at Holzer hos$180.77 in 196'1. pltal. She was born July 14, The compromise biU also in· 1912, in lhe Vernon community. The Meigs Motorcycle Club, crases minimum salarte" I or daughter of the late Warner and Inc., will hold its first T. T.F teachers by July I, t967 from Estella Fry Grimm. Scramble Races Sunday, June $3,100 to 13.800 lor thOle wtth Survivors Include her husband 13, at the c'"~ grounds located tess than a bachelor's degree; Artie, two daughtero, M r s. on the Peaco. Fork Road, one 18,800 to 14.50C lor life t'e!'lifi· Dorothy Marie Barnette, Pt. mile orr U. s. 33, six miles north cate and bachelor's degree hold· Pleaaant, Judith Ann Roush, at of Pomeroy. ers, and !rom $4.200 lo $5,000 home, two sons, William Artie Club grounds gates will not lor master's degrees. Roush and Warner Adam Roush, open till 18:30 a. m. and prec- The salary allowance for cer- both at home, two sisters, Miss !Ice time will be It a. m. to tiltcated employes with lesa Beulah Grimm and Mlas Eulah 1 p. m. Starting time for the than a bachelor's degree would Grimm, both of Letart, W. Va., races will he 1:30 p. m. EST. he raised !rom $3,600 -3,900 to two brothel, Arnold Grimm of Trophieo for live cia""' will $4,100, plus 12 ;>er cent for re- Beckley, and Alton Grimm, East ha given. The one-half mile tirement and lick leave and Liverpool, ilhe step daughter, track is dust free, smooth and $1,901' In operattn6 a II o W· Mr!. Kenneth (Roselee) Kuhl, wide and is considered by rid· ance. Vienna, W. Va., and five step ers to be one of tiM! best in the Gallla county received $1,013,· grandchildren. state. Re!reshmenta will he 898. and Me~gs $1,238,868. Friends may call at the Fog· sold. Free parking on the club leso"'! Funeral Home after noon grounds. Event• will be held Mn. Lawrence on Friday. Funeral arrang"' unlfss raining at slarting time. Ri S d menta will be announced later. library's Cornerstone to •Be Laid Sunday Afternoon The cornerstone of Rio Grande College's new '420.000 library will be laid Sunday at 1:30 p.m lEas· ·tern Davl'iht Savinga 'l'imei. Edgar L. Ott or C'olumhtts, Gra.nd Master of Masons in Ohio, will p.l•ce the .marker , at the corner of the new ~uilding. Following the old tradition o! I · -· ----- - ...- 1. 8 ,king the highest ranking Mo· and in 1963 became a member 1 10n In the area 14) do tha hon·l or the Knlgh!8 ol the Ynrk Crosa ! ora. ott Wll chosen to lay tho of Honor. wrntratone lor the llbrory. An employee of the Western Thll tradition Ia not often fol- 1 Union Telegraph Company m klwed today. i Columbus since his htgh school A native of Columbuo. Olt 'days. he retired in 1957 to dehsa hold many positions In Ma-' vote his full time ; o Masonic sonry olnet he became a MBst-1 work. .. . I II' Muon In 1939. He oerved u , Ott's dvlc activities mclude maater of hil lodge In 1950. ,two terms •• a member of the wu eulted a Royol Arch M•· l Board of Trustees ol Goodwill t_On In lt42. serv lng aa high llnduatries, a member or Trtm· !lrlnt In 1148: wea received as ty Methodlat Church, an honor· • Roy•l and Select Maoter ory member of the Ohio Sta.te 111 1143 and served a1 illuotrl· Univeroity chapter or Acacia· aus m~ter In 1958 • &8; and fraternity, the Columbus Rotary wn created a Knight Templar Club and the Athlelic Club. In IHO and served 11 eminent The c-ornerotone • laying cereomma~r in Ie59 • !10. emony will be preceded by a, Ht bourne a member of each special luncheon at 12:30 p. m. of the bodiet or tho Scottish fm· members or the Board or Rite tn 184&, and was crowned Trustees and special guests and an honorary member of the Su· will be followed by the annual preme Cowtcll. 33rd degree. He : meetln& of the Board of Trus· 11 oliO a member of lha Shrino lte•• at 2:30 p. m. __ __ 'I tee atur ay DEGREE AWARDED The degree, Bachelor of Sci: ence, baa been awarded to Ed g~r Hamm, at Capital Unlveratty commenetment eeremon· tes June 7. Ham~!' Is the son or_ Mr. and Mrs . V1rgtl Hamm, Mmersvdle. The Bachelor of Science degree IS offered to a otudent whn hal majored in the natural ICt· ences. HELEN HELPUS ' Funeral services '•r Mrs. James Lawrence, ~7, who died at her home at Long Bottom early Ibis mommg, wdl '" held Saturday al 2 p.m. at the Hazel Community church with burial In !he Bald Knobo cemetery. She was a membe. oi the Hazel Community church. One son, Norman J. Lawrence, pre· ceded her in deat: Survivors Include her huaband, James, four oons, Charles B. Lawrence, Lo118 Bottom, Howard M. Lawrence, Long Bottom, Joseph Dale Lawrence, Long Botrom and Clarenr, G. Law· renee, Portland, nine grandchl~ dren, four brothers, l arenet B Hayman, Harry A. Hayman and Jo•eph D· Hayman, • 11 · LoDR BoUom, and Edwin E. Hayman, - HOMECOMING SLATED There will be 1 homt!comlng at the Hysell Run Free Methodlst Church this Sunday, June II. It will he an ail-day meet· lng with 1 basket lunch served at noon in the new park and shelter house behind the church. Rev. G. A. Hall will he one of the speakers lor the first 110m• coming. A cordial invitation Ia extended to all. Rev. Robert Smith will be In charge of the church servl~. who were near the f:ozen little woman stage-whispered : 'Solute' Will be I " . "Run go take to him •• S Ch I 1 11 He h~ard the loud whl~pers een on ldandlnporle 3 P ' A "Saluto ro M e · ~---by Helen Bottel• If she did not, and he paused ero .. in connection with omthe on the steps and turned We . Y' k nd h · btl Regatta Wee e ere predate acraps - Mrs Lillian • hteralty pushed her forward, Juno 18 • 20 will heBin on CAME THE DELUGE! I Rowllson, 3351 Rogue R i·v e r 1 , . , and ao cameru belatedly clickWSAZ·TV on Monday, June 14 O...r Readers Htghway . Grants Pass. Ore. · "·" ed, she handed Phlllp the pro- Syra~use. and continue through Friday, l!elp' I've &ol • problem liWhttE Cross Chairman lor the , ' Commander resents an gram. As tf to cover her goof, Fmndlmay calla! the Ewing June II. 0 1 iSignedl SCRAP-HAPPY Baptist . Churdll I of !he in April The timea UMN!ST Space doesn t allow me '" of !his veat PFC 'van ~Mer. sri\ tng In the Mtlitary Police Detachment at Carlisle by wti er, I I h taken ro the church. two. mmute programa w Llal monlh, In an•wer to prmt more n•mes, but 1f any B· .. •k. p . . d le of H"d ne High School. t ree meo as ong aa e ever . 8:25 1 m., 1:29 p. m., 8:28 p. Mrs. M.E. D ' •ho wondered of you s~mstresm out there at1a c 5• a., 15 a gta ua ___ ' ___ taket with an ordinary presenm. and 11:55 p. m., all Daywhere she •nd other oe•mstress-, have extra material, send me a ' talion. It wao Indeed noblesse Uone Discu11 light S»vlngs Timeo. es could send leftover sewinK I' stamped. self-addressed enve- [ oblige at work._ Regatta Project Sponsoring the "Salute to materialSI. 1 wrote, "How •· lope, and I'll send the name of i At the beautifully dnne pre- The Pomeroy Lion's Club Middleport· Po~oy" broad· """I it' Anyone for eloth ,a pe1·son lin your lownt who • ruler~, tho one npte of mystery meeting was again this week :asts are the Ohio Power Co. 1 ~eraps ? Send your name and : would love to have II. - H. OH~e 0 reportin~ was mtroduced by the top.blll· devoted to discussing plano for'" Pomeroy, The Farmers Bank address I De•r Heleu : 7J ed male star, Stuart Whllman. the Regatta Weekend when the & Savings Company, Pomeroy In my innocenc• I though! · 1 have a whtle cat I love very It was understood In biB Jet group held Ita noon luncheon National Bank, LandmLrk, Pornmaybe threo or four organiza I much But she is long-hall'ed that the handsorrn1 actor who meeting Wedneaday al tiM! Fed· eroy Motor Co., Elberfeld!, R; tions might answer - I'd pnnt ' and loses them all over the 1 B K GALLEN wao nominated for an Acade- orated Church. H. Rawlings Son Co., Ci11zens their namet, and home sewers thouse. Can you tell me how Y r~~OTHY IL my Award for his magmf1cent Serving the meal were Mrs. Nattonal Bank, Ingels •umtture, everywhere could ship them :can make her stop sheddm~. f performance In "The Mark.' Edith Htnet, Mrs. Charlene Keth Goble Ford, Inc., andi their extras. ltove !hal cat, but !nose hairs 1 LONDON: Prince Philip. theldrcles "a dip"), the Pt·lnce , sent the Prince with a souvenlr lwill soon announce that he and Thoms, Mrs. Lily Hauck and Rail's Ben Frankln, Well, it didn 't quite work out tare almost impossible to get off Duke of Edinburgh. lool<mg chatted gatly and asked frivo- lprogram of the film, stood u his wife are separated and plan Mra. Edith Lanning. that way. 1 stopped counting Ipillows, and overtst uffed furni.l mon relaxed and h . P. til•n ! lous questions that made every- if her otes had b:en aniled to a divorce. His date was a strikMAN FINED tellers alter the first IOO...and lure - and bed spreads. - Mrs. he 's seemed since Queen Ehz· one laugh. !he carpet when tt came t1me lng brunette. Well-tanned, with TO DRILL MONDAY The Oh10 State Patrol report• they're still pouring in. It any· iF W. i abeth ascended the !11. OJ,e, had Darryl Zanuck, president of lot her to step forward. T h e a figure that wouldn'l quit, she The Pomeroy band will me.t the conviction In Gallipollt one thinks the machine has out-' Dear Mrs. F' : . . 1hii1Jiclf an evenm" o<'' Rnd pre- 20th Ceutury-fox, came in. lor Pnnce was .on his way up a wore a suitably light shaath of ~onday at 10 a.m. at the Sen· court of Roy See, 28, Ruttand, moded the handmade qu1ll -[ Frequent brushmg mJghl .sided - bacnc!or lasluon- a'. the ftrsl nbbmg by Ph1hp, flight of statrs to take h1s seat gold-colored •Ilk and white flow- 10r high school to practice for fin~ $5 ond costa lor no oper· let her think again . 1or read ' help, but frankly I've found the the world premtere nl "Those whose unde, Lord l.ouJS Mount-' tn the loge when soma of us era In her elaborate coiffure. tho regalia. ator 1 license. ---== m1 mall! 1 1only sure way to keep dog ond : Magnificent Men in Their Fly- batten, had given him one ot ]\--::- - i1',., ;;, - .. __ - ·======== Not only have I been deluged Icat hair off the fumJture IS toi ing Machmes." those real old ll!e stories with ·: ,;j,jf, · · .,·ith r!quests from private quilt- keep the dog and ca . off the Sitting a rew feet away rrom l the admonition, "be sure to slitchers. but I've learned that lrurniture. No matter how well·!him in the dress circle of lhe lremind Darryl when you see churche!, veterans aux1hanes, 1fed and well-groomed, a while Astoria theatre, 1 thought His h1m." ~' PTA's. even Scouts and 4-Ht Persian cat wil' leav• her hair : Roya l Highness would fall of! -·---&roupo are maklnK every scrap apparent wherever she goes. i his seat laughing at the movie Wappears thai during World count. Several women said (But 1f you leave her outdoors, Iabout the avrators of 1910 and 1War II , Zanuck y,as m London they drOll dolls lor needy chll· she'll have heiro apparent, sO ' their mcredtble little toy craf.t l when Mountballen suddenly redren, one aal de1lgns puppets., you haven't much cl1"ice. J Hap- Handsome in :1i~ dinner Jack- ceived battle orders on the and. of course, they must be l py vacuumi11g~ - 1· et, he threw back his blond or an important polo match. He clothed. A 75-ynr-old m 1 n head and roared at th• antics asked his good friend Darryl to makes quill tops for church This column Is dedicated to of Terry-Thomas, Robert Mor· . take nis place on the team. Dar· women to !iniah and di•tribute family llvmg, so if you're hav- iley, Stuart Whitman Saroh i ryl, who for some years had amon1 the destitute. And t.IM!n ing kid trouble or JUst plam 1 Miles, Alberto Sordl and Gert been cutting quite a figure In : there's the w~t who 11y1, "My trouble, let Helen help YOU. 1Fro be. He seemed vastly enter- •· Califorma polo games, acquies- 1 husband Ia llovlng an affair, 10 She will 1lso welcome your own ltained by the Sight gags as well 1 ced. I have Iota or time on my 1amus1ng experiences. Address as the funny lines. I Next day, Mountbatten's hlth- . hantls. but I don't care lo wring Helen Bolte! m caro of tlu• The humorous contrast be-· erto unbeaten team went down I them: I'd rathr keep buay mak· newapaper. tween aviation then and avia· : in inglorious defeat. "Dick~e" ing rag rug• tic now was particularly slg- 1never let Darryl forget it, and Her's a typical letter: Employment at All 1ni!icant to the Prince because j Ph1llip happily reminded him Dear Helen · , , h K I 1 only an hour before, at the pal-!oi It last night. He also notic11 Mrs. M.E.D. or other read- T1me H111:1 at a ser 1ace, he had watched the tele· l, ed that Zanuck and several of I ers would care to send me thetr RAVENSWOOD - Tot~ I ·~· · vision program or the U. S. 1the high brass standing near cloth scraps I would bo most . ployment at Kaiser Alummum s Gemini spa co sh;"· in sharp him had cigars tucked in !he I happy to have them. I am Raven1wood Works reached an pictures miraeulnusly ueamed breast pockets of their dinner · handicapped, semi shut-In and all. time high of 3,375 on Tues- v1a the ~:a rty Bird satel"te. Tlle ijackels - ill-concealed, to pul l know many other shut-Ins In day • theatre W'ds full of sophist!-,. : it mildly. private homes and lnstitutlono. The old record lor to,tal em· cates from the nobility, t h ef "Those cigars, all in the same i We make rugs, aprons, pot hold· ployment at the worlds larg· theatrical world , society and Iplace . I lake it you gentle- ! ers, el<.,, and will pus on any eat, most modem, fully • inte· the press. bul all were think-, men ali belong to. the same tztru.- MRS. W. E. NELSON 1rated alummum plant was lng the same thiog : group" sa1d Ph1 i1p I1 • 12 Maltbie Ave., Suffarn, N. 3,366 - set on August 19, 1964. "How Jar we have come in 50 " Yes, m, we're !he Fox Y. 10801. Ford Morrow, Kaiser's East· years." group." replied one or the ex-, Anotl!or letter goes: ern Regional Public A!!airs etuttves i Dear Helen · Manager, stated that the record Even as he entered the thea- . The Queen's husband couldMrs. N. Meyer, mo s. E.- employment lev<:) Clime on the Ire with royal punctuallly, and ln't reSist a Bennett Cerf type lth St., Pompano Beach, Fla., heelo of three "'\ eonsecuhve came to the reception lounge I joke. is !he head ol a church group months of record production - where a line of YIPs and mov-i "Oh, then you must be the · which HWI qullll lor mi8rant more than 30 million pounds of ie stars were to be presentf'd i flying foxes." he said. workers and clothes lor needy metal have been shipped from to htm, Prince Philip had the children. She'll appreciate any Ravenswood in each of the past look of a man who is quite sm·e ! Prince Philip's presence dematerial that l1 sent. -Mrs. C. three months. he is about to have a good lighted the men and bowled C. Production In June Is expect- time. He came in swiftly, smil· er the females or the speries. And .1110ther: ed to continue. al a record lev ing. 1Those with any theatrical Dear Helto: el. Morrow •atd that As the men shook hands and ' ing at all managed to keep OUr church maket quilt• for productioo has been the women curtsied wilh vary-I heads !a~ly well, regardless lhe homt lor the rotardod , and : recently by an expa.nding ing degree of athletic ability ! what might have been ·~~:.~~~~~ ~~~ ulherl who need them. We'd If>' ket for the versaltle, and artiStic intent (Sarah Miles ! beneath lhelr splendidly d weight metal. swept right to tho floor, Irina ed busoms. But one little It . Demick lowered her lasheli and who had been standing In nn•i ¥>; BOARD TO MI!:ET gave what is called • ·ourt place lor an hour.• ready to pre- I The County Board of Revision iiiiiii....iiiiiii_.iiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...,..._"ttl OIVOTII. ro tNTIIIIIl 0~ will meet next Monday at 1 MIIN MAlON ARIA Auditor'• office In the A SPECIAL BUYI ' ··· starring ... ,. a. o...... I"DIIIMI' County courthouse ' pursuant CJWdtr ,..,...Ill httw , . ·· ,._ ..., ....,._ :::t' Section 5115.16 of the Ohto 1 "::-:.:..~ ,,,ed Code, to hear · J~ ". of real estate valuation. I ,. ' _j COL- ; F~rst aw~tlfo~~c?R~;J,,c~~mG~o;t~~ i~r ~i~g ~f~~d ·~~~~ier v• Qu~rfer• ~f gri~~e~ and.::~t a~~; ~~~~~Y ~~= u':;' ~;"'::: 1 : a~proxlmate 1 The New Pleasant Point Resort . . . I I ow en to the I' u I ic I Dinner i ,I I i Two Floor Shows Nightly Served 1'HI DAJLY SENTINR fr•·..........,.....,....,...,.... 't;: 1:30 &. 11 :30 Each 1' t, w..:..... :·•,::.. tv' :;':, := ,:- 11.11'J a_. • __. "-' •ttOIIII ••tlet •' tb• put offtet .t Pt~~Mror Oll• NMio. .l 1:1•• .s..r&Uhll IIMUIIIUI iiiiii~WoD.. li 1 ...._ HI MASON - The Mason . h Leaaue w1U Ponv II =. en~~ •rrtw ... wllllr• •"•llaltle. 31'1 oet~tf " ' •t 25 The ...u ,.. w ..,..... tat . . procee ds WI.11 be d.... I :'!1.;~~ ~~-a.:=" vided betw- the three base;_. .~.::,:•.,:..,~':;;"":; andball o~ae~ ldenPee-t-:_ee,G'll illll ... - - rw t i t • - - ... ..... ruuy. n'C'I!I uoW Made or Ac@otaf.~ trfeot. frill elastic waist. ba11d and leg openin~ s. Double thick· tlt$S 1ve a car .u.•••. ""' ,.,. c.... ""'• onGreenFrontin Ma10n Street on the Villa,Ke II au..ruu.toa ...,., o.u .. on Saturday Y'ttdl. ,I nt'~· WOMEN'S FLORAL PRINT BRIEFS CAR WASH I BD made 1111 llliiOuaemenl today. ~ ':;! l ·~ IDally Sentinel, PomerOJ·Middlepori, ~'•June· ~o. 1~,1 "'" Mays Paces Giants to 4-2 Win;'·Cards Nip Reds 6 4 A weary Willie Maya has a bad cold and would dearly love a "real dny of!" if Manager Herman Franks could afford it. Franks would be glad to oblige, but if he had rested Wll· lie In either of the San Francisco Giants last two games, they would have lost. Because Willie played, the Giantv woo both. ,. 37C crotch. Sizes 5 lo 10. WhiteiPink, , Whi1e Bille, Black1BJue and Black tRose. Evtnlng , At 6:00 p.m. 1nd Helen Milburn Jack Kirk, M.C. ••ch '' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. BOBBY BREEN IL.-----------------..1 Pleasant Point Resort HICMtWAY 62 NOR'I'H OF PT. PLEASANT "lwlshhe(Franks) would tell me )US! to stlly away from tiM! park for a whole day," W)llie sighed a!ler . the Gina!8 had beaten the New York Mels 4·2 Wednesday nlglrt on his tworun homer and runoficoring sin· gle. Mays has been "rested" severa! times this season, but he has appeared in every game-- lea•ue • leading runs • batted tim or Birii)ls lllh roo~. • in m<-Jrk to ,l': '''ith a thre&run Ciil Koonce was the ~tcJarr., • homrr that ••s decisive in tiM! earni"'! his foW"!h wm Ol!lf · Cubs' win over Milwaukee. yield of four h)ts, l~luWade Blasmgame was the vic- Felipe Alous's seventh ho :• usually 111 a piJichhltter In a , choJce. Milwaukee 4-2, and Pittsburgh night's 2·1 game with a two-run ·-- -- · ---·-· ... ·--- ---critical situs!!on when ha Isn't Mays Ullderstands and ha heat Houston 11-3. double, cracked h" 18th round in the starting Uneup. he'll play as long •s Franks Cleveland clipped Minnesota tripper in the first inning "For me, that's roughre than wants him In the limup. "I'm 2·1, the .Boston Red Sox tripped Wedneaday .and after Char he playing nine innings," Mays not going ro aok him," Willie the Chicago White Sox 4-2, Smith had tied it tor !he Mets explained. said. "He's under a lot of pre&- · Washington edged Ballimore J.2 with a two • run bl•sl '" Franks realizes Mayo' condi- sure." in 10 innings, New York !lat-1the fourth, Mays plated the dt• tion, but he'a a freshman man- In other National League tened Kansas City 5-1 and De· cJSive run in the eighth wtth a ager trying to win a pennant In games, St. Louis whipped Cln· troitdefeated Los Angeles 4-2 in . single. a pressure • packed National ctnnati 6-4, Philadelphia t.>pped American League games. . Gaylord Perry scattered eight League race and has little LosAngeles7·3,Chicagolltopped Mays, who won Tuesday hils and struck out mne to pwk ·· · - · - ------- up his sixth victory and Jack ifiWt!~,}'>;'"'~r~~::,:'!?"<f1:\~f(~}k;lfQMti Fisher, who had a three hitter Dick Young, President of :entering the eighth inning, lost Sunday, June 20 the Boys' League Baseball for the filth time. .... said Gifts For Dad on Father's Day! I Baseball Draft Gets 18 More From Buckeye State · Wednesday Aasoctatiou in Pomeroy, aakl Toriy Taylor hit a lhree-run today that "Tag D-•y " will be oondueted ia Pomeroy this Satur<lay beginning at 10 a.m. Boy 8' League players are to report to Diamond 2 Saturday NEW YORK tUPli - Base- nian-<Jut!ielder !rom Lima, was Price also wa• a basketball Ail· pitcher lor Akron University In morning. Parents witb cars homer and Bobby Wine accounted for two more with a single as the Phillias routed Dodger rookie Mike Kekich in his major league debut. Chris I Short (5-6) beat the National I GIFTS ball's rree agent draft tagged another Tiger sel~tion for Ohio selection. the 14th rousd. and Baltimore.: art' also urgrrl fn b~ present. Le<.~gue leC:ldt'r!l for the third 18 more Ohioan~ Wednesday, .Jame5town. The St. Loui::. Card- The Tigers dipped into Ohio for its Stockton team, named I ac·cording to Young. timt:' t11is S€a!'• lll. striking oul including Ohio State Univer· stty's two top players and an Ohio Unive.,ity pitch.r. Tom Murphy, whn had an 11· 0 record wiUo the Bobcats this spring, was selectet in the fourth round by Houston for its Cocoa Class A club . In the fifth round, tiM! Detrott Tigers picKed sopnomore pitcher Steve Arlin of Ohio State and teammate Arnie Chonko, a rirst baseman and star defensive halfback for the Buckeyes. Detroit selected Arlin for its Day. tona Beach club ann Chonko • (or Jamestown. ·fhe · · Pittsburgh Ptrates llamed Sam Angott, an infielder-pitcher fr~m Massillon and Ohio UniverSity and shortstop Eugene Tenace of Lucasville, 0~10, was picked up by Kansas ' City. · . Darrell Hollar, • third bose- f Broar..... . .. II I 1. '.\ inals dralled Jay Schloemer, a talent in the lith round to se- Paul Knight of Lorain in the ' •i' . •·ight and ytl'idmg tn hits. Cincinnatian who pitched lor . teet pitcher Roher! Bixler of 16th round. I Law Gels Win Lmcoln Junior College. Miami University and Degrafl, In the 17th round, the Mets, 1 The Ptrates ra 1oped IY hit s en The Cleveland Indians, pick· Ohio. The Mets ir •n lith round fur tls Auburn club, drafted : mule to their 17th 1•iclorv in In ing for its Dubuqu• team, sel- move, took Jim Nichols of Cin- Malcolm Petty, a pitcher lor li g"mes. Vern Law 14-:ol •llnwl•d ected James Robert Baker of cinsati, a pitcher for the Uni- the University .oJ ,Ten~~ss.ee t Jll~t fiv e hit s while picking up Columbus, an outfielder. The versity of Arizona. from Wooster, Ohio. . he Cmcm- 1 hi'\ fourth consecutive tr iumph Lo~ Angeles Dodgers. selerted The Cardinals named Ray nati Reds ' fourth draf~ choice, : (;..-rw Alley drove in tlm•e rum Enc Krumlauf, a _third base- Gluisky of Springfield, a selecled by the KnoXI'IIie !arm · Vef 3CI!le : wtlh thret· hits •nd Robert11 man for Shaker He1ghts ' state club, was shortstop Carl Rrch-! C1t• men1e . Don Clendenon and Class AA champion baseball ardon from Taft High School in f . . .Jim Pagliaroni Pal'h contrihuted squad. Cincinnati. !I The Syracuse r..tanl s. bohmd lilrl•e safeltes to the Pittsburgh Pittsburgh namet. Virgil the four - hr~ prtdllng of Ptt t c.tltark ctgal!ls lose r Don Notte-· Bentley, a Washington Court Arnold . deteat4:d ti re. ~<if' tll~ b<:~rt and lwo reliever s. House oulliflder, lor lis Gaston· IS Racine Rell8 Down Yankees 8·2 last evenm~ In l.il · Bill Whie ann Kt'n Royer ia team and the 'lew York Portlart~ 25 to 7 ilie Southern loop a..tlon. . slu ggt·d b"ck to -bock home ru.ns ' u, • Syracuse ht!IPrs were liHllnr· · · · Mets took Wayne Burdette of The Racine Redlegs downed ·. · .· . · m a fl'if'·r un fn11rtt1 mnrng tnr · a th'trd ba se<;a hanna, Ohto, . Ufi Portland's Pirate' 25-7 this past Sellers . With a smgle .;ond . d•.a 1ctou, . II " C·'" d.. ma· Is. ""'h't1e,s bl as I ac111 man on Bowling Green State Monday in Little Southern ble ,Jrm A~les., .tVtr: JU ~· C'll llni Pd lor thrre runs uH ln-.t-r . . ' . team . Ar th ur Hug hes, pr'!3.lden t oI League p,JP.y. · Roy .Johnson wa ~ Steve Wmeb.enner. douhl! Un~nnatys .!err Hubbard . two si<lngles ;:rnd. Jn·)· .: . J ··r'· ' . Curt Simmon . . ·o.; tHt ., '!he Washmgton Senators, In the Kyger Creek Alhieltc Boost- winning PJtcher and Chuck Rll· 1. YH bb d "'"the " "mer w1th reltef from , 1 1 tod ~y chie, the loser. u arthe·aYankees srngr. ·wy _ ·Sl·~ lla d a nd a. nmth • ruund . p1ck , na~Pd ers .~ Iub: announced ,' m Led ding W:i~ Tr •. ' _ r . . Ba rnt>~' pl~her Larry. Pnce . of Rae me th~t all IS ready for the .~lub s Portland hitters were B•Jt-l starting pitther Kenny Tht:J:-.s S~.:h u l11 _ rh r (HI .Johnson <ln d nn~ Htgh Schoo.! m Meigs County third annual horse show.. tons Allen, a siogle, Greg Mid· who had a triple and two doub· Pa vlt•lii·h homered for thr lor Its Burhngton Class A club. .The 17-even program w1ll be- fdleswarl, a single, Red Wall- les Buddy Pyles hed the oth er ln><·rs. gm at 12 :30 p.m., S~day~ on brown and Weddle, each a dmr- hit , a sing](', Barry Hart r<.·liev- Ernie Hanks rai.s(·d thi:-. the Kyger Creek Athletic FJeld. ble, Walker, a triple, and J . , HI 1'he1ss on the mound 111 Ihe In case of rain, the event will Harris. a double. last inning. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM L. h id HOW TO KILL IT, "" e on June :W. Gelling hits for the Heds werP The Racine hurlers w"lk<·<i Ill IN ONE HOUR. Robert (Bob) Gordon wit) Johnson with 8 triple. Pat Hill. and fanned eight while Arnold T 4 I mu-t ' '"f' lhf' Hdl ant! '•111'1'1111,1( serve 8!1 ringmaster. N tJome run and double B&r- whiffed 14 and allowe-d fivr. '" ,·' " "r ~H. h ;..-k " 1 ''"" d o. l ~ '"'~'' t tn J '" .~ d ,J"- 1/ll eo·ll"<l ~kto l ~ lou~l•~ Refreshments will be Jerved ry Hart, a double and Jim I fret> passes. Tht:' g(ltnf:' wns plity- nlf I lu- n ....d l' h l iE \I_T II Y ,k.n ·•I• ' ' '(! · f'''·"" '\ IJ\\' a1 ~wi,JIPr a. l.ntllil! iJru j,(~. 01' the grou nds. Ad miSSJon WI Johnson, a tnple. ted at 1he Syracuse bJil par k. r· .. 11 ,.n·~ . 1.1 be 50 cents for adults and chiJ. - - - - · --·- .. - . - - · dren under 12 will be admitted • American League free. L. GB Proceeds will go loward the Minnesota 17 Bobcats' athletic program. Ch.rago 30 20 .600 212 Trophie• will he awarded all Cleveland 26 21 .553 5 laking part in the lead-in·JM>nY Detrott 27 23 ·540 512 event. Baltimore 27 25 .519 612 :. Cthash ~wkardo will be oUered Los Angles 28 29 491 8 m e pte -up race. open; bar· Boston :4 27 .471 9 re1 race, wh'•P proh'b'ted 1 1 , open; New _York 24 28 .462 9\2 egg and spoon race; stake race; ·d k d adi Washmgton 24 30 .444 1011 run ar s' par se, open; Kansas Ctty 12 34 .261 18\2 flag and the Tene star roce. Weduesday'o Reoulta The latter Is lor ladies only. Boston 4 Chicago 2 night Trophies and ribbons will he SyraCUSe jg 2~· ~~ G~ e 8-2. irtOr 0 R . Third Annua } Horse Show • BERMUDA SHORTS KNIT SHIRTS r~:llriUil . · ~i S t yle~ SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS SJated S day · HPnley C'rf'W •r) r;o lt' I By Monticello & Arrow SWIM & BEACH WEAR by RUGBY SLACKS by HUBBARD & JAYMAR I ' NGS By Uoiled Pr . lntr- national Natiunal League Los Angeles :· Milwaukee 27 21 .SG3 312 Cincinnali 28 23 _549 4 .. 7 ", San Frar1c:isro 29 24 ., St . Louis 26 26 :500 612 ·~ ,L Pittsburgh .. 26 26 ._...,. 8n Houston 26 30 464 812 '" D'.L Philadelphia 24 28 .4.. n Chicago 22 29 _431 10 New York 20 34 370 1312 Wed da , Reo ' 1 11 " . ues. Y 1 HE WILL USE ALL SUMMER! 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Western pleasure, 48-56 Sad ey 15-2) vs. ec I 125). I' ht) M Do ell , inches lor riders 16 years and Houston at Pittsburgh (night) tg - c "' (5·3, vs. Bos ' 32 . lruiiiiniiiide_r_. -Bruce (4lll VS , Veale (6-2). well ( ), Los An g e I e s at Philadel· B a I t i m o r e at Washmgton F RS phia (ntghl) _ Drysdale (10. (n•ghtJ-Bunker (2·21 vs. Nar- QIUAriTY 31 1 vs Herbert 12-3) urn '2- 51· San Francisco ~~ N 0 w York ~ew York at Lo1 Angeles, night REGULAR tnightl - Marichal (8-5) vs. Cleveland at K811Sas . Cy .. night Certified Oil St•tion Kroll (3-3). M1~nesota at Detr01t, 2, tw1- W. Mtln St, l'omtroy ht Friday's Gam.. ~n~lg~_ _ _ _ _ _ __']!,,...,..,...,.....,,..~-!:!!!'1 1 Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Pitts., night Los Angeles at New York, night Houston at Philadelphia, night Milwaukee at St. Louis, night ~~- ---- -- =======-.I Redlegs Blank Redsox 9toO In Boy's Loop The Redlegs shutout the Red Sox 9-0 In Middleport Boys' League play Wednesday evenIng. Jim Wildermuth went tha diii!ance on the mound for tho winners allowing only flve hil s. The Redlego took the lead In the first inning, mainly as the result or a grand slam home run off Bill Hensler's bat. Hensler also had a single. Olher Redleg bitters were Mickey Childs with a double and single. Clonch, with three siagles, Dennis Boggs, two •Ingles, Wildermuth, a triple and Tom Cookr and Gary Ellis, each a single. Steve Oiler had three single• in three trips to the plate lor the Red Sox lo lead their slugging department. Jerry Swartz and Doug Hicks also had singles for the ~(I''. P 1"'-e pitched the route for the Jail, era. FIRST ---· I udtpohl I Room 'With zoom! XoU' most-adl'atlced .!fOU. f'IH! tiii)!IU! - tfrr add 4ma.'ra's nrll'ellt, :'t.!5·hp 1·11r&v-Jrt \ '8! Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Come 011 ill. Have a foam«mhioned, vinyl-covered bucket seat. Streteh out and relax. 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People MASON - Masbn County 4Rose Lodge Auxiltary B.R. )thel No. 82 of the Interna· custodi'an of paraphernalia; WIJ. F H Camp was discussed when ,, !& was held Wednesday ~fternoon Plant On Tue1day on)l Order of Job's Daughters liam Hayes. promotor ol finan· ® Omeroy the Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club § I epOtf I at the legion hall in Middleport. M ber8 f th8 B db Ex vaa held Monday evenins at Ices; Helene Mullen, promoter of met on Monday at the home of Mrs. William Robson president em 0 ~a ury • 8 he-- Pomeroy Masonlr Temple ho~pttallty; and two newly Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Roush Norman Reynolds In Mason. Jeffry Darst is visiting In conducted the buslne;s meeting: ~nsJ: :o~emak ~81Cl;~ tour· 1 ' 11th 92 members and guests elected Council members, Guy and daughter, Carolyn, of New Reports on calilplhg at south· Akron with his father, Thomas A round robin eard wae pre. Wlli en n V8 • M. ay. .resent. Cowan, f)I'Oiiloter ol fraternal Haven, W. Va., visited Mob· aide were given by Paula Wer- Dant. Ipared for Mrs. Arthur Lewis !n:IDI~wn,l W. relations and Mar1aret Yost, di· day evening with Mr. and Mrs. ry, Ronnie Thompson, Becky M who Is tu. ' ENGAGEMENTS AND Y a 50 v sited the Uleum Stephanie Pullen, honored rectress of mualc. Also intro- Mason Fisher. Lewis and Jimmy Wise. The Mrs. David Farm~r and r. The group went to the Martin Larry ~ ' ' In Marietta and made 1 to~ iU~en. presided and lnstalll!'& duced were Clara Sue Soulsby, . . club made plans for several to and Mrs. Arthur Sktnner spent . Restaurant for refreshmenll d and [; ura had of the steamboat, W. P. 8ynder m· worthy matron ol Pomeroy Louts Carl returned to h11 attend the week of Jun 14 0 the weekend In Dayton with 1 with Mrs A R Pull n Mr eclded, after l1l8Df months at Marietta. 1fficers were Introduced !luding Patricia Ctrcle, chap- chapter OES Kathryn Mitchell home in Baltimore, Md., Tues- June 21 e r Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and \J Wll~n 'and Mr e 'L going 'Steady," to tie tbe The b d 1 h 1 Ma 1 ain; Sandra Bunce, recordet·: worthy mat;on 01 Evangelin~ day after a visit . with Mr. and The · devotional program family. They attended . hlg~ B:ce as hostese. s. ea r knot. They set the date as Lar- etta ~~ ~ t~~ ~renda I:otts, senior .custodian, Chapter and Harlett Neigler Mrs. T. A. Dowme and sons. h. h f0 11 ed h 81 1 school graduation exerctses f01 1 Th ncl' . dd'tl t ry prea~nted his bride-to-be af IDsTh ;anara Brewington Junior cus- 1 . ' w tc ow t e Ill ng of Lucinda Farmer I oe a11e 1111 10 a 1 on with a large diamond ring: Ev· ternoon. oae 1101ng were odian: Mary Beth ' Toney, flag past mat.ron ol Racme Chapter. Frank Epple and aunts, Mrs. the 4-H Song and Pledae, was Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Sharp the above named were Mrs. P. erybody was happy. . Oleva Cotterill, Mrs. Wayqe >earer. and Florence Tracy who reg11tered the 1uests. Albert Baer and Mrs. Allee given by Debbie Stewart, Bev- and Mr and Mrs Paul Hapton- L. Mlcth, Mrs. William Wood· King, Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. nusi i~n ' Officers IMtalled were Jenni· Davis spent 'IUe!day with erly Carson, Becky Lewis and stall a~d childr~n Edith and ard, Mrs. David Entsminger, Laura's birthday was a few Art Marcum, Mrs. Earl Werner, Ot~ers . introduced were Mr. fer Blakeslee, honored ~ueen; Miss Clara Zler at the Glen· Susan Thabet. 'Bill were in Lotll'idle to attend Mrs. Otho Watts, Mrs. James weeki later so ~arry· decided to Mrs. Pa\11 Wlnn, Mrs. Max Da· md MrR C. E. Blakeslee, par- L~da Yost, ~enlor prmcess: mont Rest Home, Columbus, Our~ the business meeting the' open house held In honor Souders, Mrs. Ida Bachner, Mrs. s~rlee he_r With another l!ft· vii. mts of the honored queen elect, Lmda Lyon!, j~lor prmcess, and took a picmc dinner. In which Jimmy Wise presided, of the 50th wedding anniversary Norman Wayland, Mrs. Herman Thjs time It w~ an expensiVe - - - - - - - - - landra Brewington Alita Car· Pam Cleek, guide; . Beet~ plans were made to hold an ex- of Mr. and Mrs Earl Kincaid Bailey, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. dtampnd dress pm. th I Ill I I .... be, d Nease, marhsal; Debb1e K~, Mra. Jacob Gloeckner enter- ecuti e me tlng Wed ad . ·. · Carl Mattox. e aw w mp Y o.... :>enter, Mary Beth Toney an chaplain· m~sengera Pat Lon· ed Me·g~ General H p't v e on ne ay Relatives and friends called . A few weeks later, Laura de- eauae of the symbolic slgnifi· 1 1 1 ~inda Darnell. past honored don fir~t. Karen Ha~le sec T d • dl ~s ~n at the home of Mrs. J · R. Mar- during Ihe afternoon. clded to surprise Larry. She cance of the ring queens; Elsie D. Smith, gu~rd- ond'; Ann~tte Warner, thl~·; Bet: ues ay as a me ca pa len· shall In Mason. It was announ- Mrs. Carl Horky_ and childtold him the engagement was Larry was out ~I luck, how· lan; Paul M. Darnell, assocrate te Hobstetter, fourth; and Deb- Mr. and Mrs. George Mingle ced that a hay ride will be held ren are VISitmg With relatives and all the plans for the ever, in getting the pin returngu~ln, and Council me~bers, bie Hill, fifth ; Debbie Hayes, and son_s, David and Luther and next month. Club members are in Brtdgeport. Mrs. Horky was weddm1 were c;ancelled. It ed. Althoulh it wa1 given after Dausy Blak~slee, secretary, Ma- librarian; Kathy Kinl. musi· Mr!. Mildred Mingle of Roche!- to meet at _the home of Susan called to Bmlgeport due to the took Larry a wh1le to ger over the engagem~nt, the pin was bel Goeglem, . tr~osurer; Flor· clan; Carol King, recorder. ter, Pa., were weekend gue!ts Thabet at 8.30 p.m on July 5th. unexpected death of her mothe shock, but when he did be only a token of tbe love and afence Tracy, directress of mus- Donna Theiss treasurer· Shei· of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. Refreshme~ts were served by ther, Mrs. Robertson. asked for the return of the fectlon Larry had for Laura. It le; Ada Nease, promotor of Co -~ ustocl'~· Bet Mrs, Catherme Swatzel to the Memonal Day weekend . and the pin. had no symbolic meaning Un.: 1 - - - - - - - - --:--. sa c:n~~~ s~~~r \nior' c~stod· Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea re- following, Janet Simmons, Fran. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Memortal Day guests of Mr. "Sorry, t-arry," Laura said. der the taw there is no c~nsld· i:n; Mart:a Yo~t,1 inner guard; turne~ home Monday after a ci~ Queen, Co_nnle and Debbie ard Karr and sons, Rodney and and Mrs. William McKelvey "You gave me those after we eration required for a lift. It is Krista Yost, outer guard: and , weeks Vllcauon _at thetr cot- Gilland, Mane Lambert, Bar· Jeff, _were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Floyd .1 and sons and Mrs. Don John· were engaged. There were no absolute once made, unless a choir members, Jan Alkire, 1 tage on the Muskmgum. Spend- bara Lew1s, Barbara. Cr1tes, Gnfflth and chtldren, Mr s. son and sons were Mrs. Ella strings attached ot them. condition is imposed. Nancy Buchanan Cathy Bunce 11ng the week w1th them were Norman Reynolds, B1lly Fry, Ruby Hersnyder, Mrs. Rosema- Mae West and Delores and don't have to give them back." There is no con .. 1·on ~ttart,. Mary Francis Susan Lanning' their daughters and sons-in-law Jimmy Wise, Becky Lewis. Su- ry Dotz and Mrs. Louise Kelly Mr. John McKelvey, Parkers. Fortunately for Larry, ed to the presentation of the Ann McCiinto~k. Pam Neutz: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce and san Thabet. Beverly and Dick· of Columbus. They attended the i burg. ex · bride · to · be was only pin, and the taw will not Imply ling Joy Theiss Kahy Watson Steven and Mr. ad Mrs. Larry 1e Carson, Martha and Ronnie Pomeroy Alumm banquet and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Price partly correct. one as In the case of the enMichaela Wolfe' Nancy Yost Thomas and Melinda. Mr. and Thompson, Debbie Stewart. Car- ldance. _ attended graduation exercises In similar cases, courts gagement ring . and Sandra Zerkle. James Pul· l Mrs. Grover Erb were weekend ol Fruth. Joyce Davis, daughter ol Mr. at Eastern Kentucky College ruled that the engagement · len and David Nease served as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon 1and Mrs . Max Davts, Bradbury, ~hen their son and daughter- IS a symbol or pledge of MENS & BOYS • chair committee. and Susan and Roger visited 1s spendmg a week with her m-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam comln~ marrla ~e and slgn'fles 1 [ Following the installation ' Mrs. James. R ~ee ~f Cam- Sunday at Athens with Mr. 1 grandmother, Mrs. Purley Nel- Pnce graduated. that the one who wears It WHITE I Stephanie Pullen placed the ! bridge and_ Miss lrJS Fierce of and Mrs. Wiley King and fam. : son of Dexter. Bill McKelvey who gradual- engaged to marry the man : honored queen vin on the robe 1Athens we1 e weekend guests of lly. 1 Tom Rail, ~ent State Unlver- I ed from Manetta College on gave it to her. If the engage· of the new honored queen, after ,. Mr. and Mrs. Freel Blaettnar. Dewey Sines of F't. Worth, Islty student, IS arriving home June 7 spent a few days with ment· Is broken off, the ring I which Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee Mr. and Mrs . Delbert Bruch Texas, and sist~r. Mrs. Bessie this week and will spend sev- 1his parents, Mr. and M~s. Wll- should be returned, since It presented their daughter, Jenni-, spem Sunday With Mr. and ~rs. Smith of Racine visited re- eral days wtth h1s parents, ham McKelvey. He left 1mmed- was a conditional gift. $2.99 pair fer . the new honored queen, Sherwood Meredith ond famtly. cently with Mrs. Edith Teaford Mr and Mr. E. 0. Rail . I lately after graduation for h1s It would be rather AwltWAII'II I 1 with a gift. Jennifer Blakeslee I Mrs. Nora Eakms returned to and son, Cecil. I Mr. and Mrs_. Charles Faulk· new JOb m Hartford, Conn. for a man to tell his presented Stephanie Pullen With I her home .m Dayton Tuesday Mrs. Florence Canaday of Gal· ner of Clendenm, W. Va., visit- j Mr. ~nd Mr!. Howard Ebers- that she must give back the a gift from the offlrers and al· after spendmg several days llpolls visited sunday with Mrs Ied recently with his mother, bach vtslted recently with their ring If they do not get married. and Mrs. George IEdith Teaford and son Cecil · Mrs. James Faulkner. son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Even though no such express Middle~rt, Ohio 1 with Mr 1lso a personal gift. 1 Els e D. Smith, guardian, on IHeines and Mrs. William Kil-l Mrs. Harry Davi~. M~s. Web- h Mr. and Mrs. John Seines Ebersbach of Minersville. l::::::ls~l:m:po:s:ed~,=ho~w:e:v:er~,=~~~~~~:;:;:~ behalf of the Bethel, presented , hnger. ster Hodge and Mrs. Martin ave gone to _Cleveland for a I Mr and Mrs. Thereon John- - -- a past honored queen's pin to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen ! McAngus left Wednesday for VISit WJth the1r daughter and son of Racine visited recently 1 Stephanie Pullen, who m turn of Zanesville were weekend vis- Newport, Ky., to attend the ~ml_ly, Mr. and Mrs. Myron with Mrs. Don Johnson and , EASY TERMS ... 1 I presented a gtft to Mrs. Smith ' Jtors of his brother and stsler- funeral of Austin Lehew I uffleld and family. 1 suns. . 1 •~'~~~ and also to Mr. Darnell. j ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs Albert Mees wa~ the t Mrs. Fred Lockwood has re- 1 Don .Johnson is attending two : . Each Counc•l members and Cohen. Tuesd~ dinner uest of her I urned from Holzer hospital week; Army summer training , mstalhng officer wore a cor- 1 Miss Marlly Brown returned sister brothe~ ·in-law Mr w~ere she underwent a medi- camp at Camp A. P. Hill, Va. sage carrymg out the colors of , home Friday evening after a and Mrs. Earl Denn Sr. Ica check-up. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bllkam of • • " ••••' ptr hotupo""H Up to the Bethel. purple, wh1te and week 10 Columbus with her sis- 1 M d M [) 11 Y H . th Harry Stover, an employee of Pomeroy were recent Sunday ll ,O.Wl ult~ ,..,., 1 pink. the g1ft of the Blakeslees iter and brother-10-taw, Mr. and 1 f ; · anld b rs ~ as Sas~ er 1 Columb~s and Southern guests of Mr. and Mrs. ClarI"URNITURE 1 The programs attractive In , Mrs. Jack Cummins ond family o eyno s urg were un ay lo Electric Company, IS a ence Price . • .:. 168.00 SH 2-4811 Rutland AI purple and white, had a page who accompanied her home gMuestsHof herK pareniMs, Mr. and platlent at Meigs General Hos- Weekend guests of Mr and . . · rs. arry e1ser mersvllle. p tal. · ,.!.......................... dedl cated to ElSte· o· sm1th·I' Mrs. Wtlham Reinhart and ' I Mrs. Budd Gluesencamp and 1 1 guardian, for her Inspiration and ) Mrs. Clyde Brown were Athens AtNIVERSARY DINNER I daughters were Mr. and Mrs. · - - ._ _ .........i!! ' devoted service to the Daught· visitors Sunday M dM Richard Wills and children or r of J b d 1 1 · . r. an rs. Max Davis en· • es o ' an a so a ~age n Angle and Denms Reinhart re- tertalned with a dinner Sunda I Newark. WELL DRILLING llovmg memory ol HartY P. turned to theirh orne In Jackson In honor of her brother and sli. OSf 0 le$ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer iEYorythlng Complete) Sm1th, first asRoc1ate 11uardlan Saturday after spending week t I And David visited their daugh 1 1 1 1 Nothing Down11 ol thet Bethelf.f' , with their grandmJthers, Mrs. • UJCI lOry Iter and sister, Mr. and Mrs: 1;.:;;;::;::;:::=;::::;:·:··:·: ·; -::·::;::;:;:;::_ 36 Months To Pay 1nsd ad11ng oh tcers were 1 · · · Leg n Aux1.li- Cl Yde cross and fam 11y at Watk d combe Cl Yde Brown an d Mrs. W1lham served their twenty-fifth wed· The Am er1can ' me~ e 1or 1de 1 w~r an f;,t Reinhart. ·ding anmversary Mrs Nelso~ ary of Lewis Manley Post 263 1erford and attended the Eighth WIS ej~ exten e \ el new 0 bl· Mrs Lewis Roush and Mrs ~ ~~ ihe former v;rg 101 a Pierce met Tuesday evening, at th~ Grade commencement of Miss cers 0 ' a subccess ud term., Y George McClintock and so~ The couple was marned by th~ ! home of Mrs. Oscar Hardaway Linda Close at Watertown grade severa 1 mem ers an guess. 1 t "'· d 81 Middleport ' h 1 Refreshments of o en . faced spen 'ues ay Letart F'alls Rev. J. P. Miller at the · . sc oo · s ndwlches h P d nuts lwlth Mr. and Mrs. Ernest , Bradbury Church of Christ. Oth.. Mrs. Arnold Richard president ! Recent visitors at the BrewAND w~re serv~d P~~t~ H=l~ne Mul- Grimm and family. ers attending the dinner were ~:~~~ the meetmg .. in rit· er home. were Mr. and Mrs. len In char e and assi!ted by Roland F1sher has returned Jerry and Joyce Davis, Mrs. Smith c form. Mrs. Wilham L. Ross Grimm of East Liverpool, !Ia Damellg Harriett Nei ler to his studle! at Mountain State Purley Nelson, Wayne Nelson ed poppy cha1rman, repo1·t· Mr and Mrs. Donald Bradford, and Mary 'cteek The ~bl~ Business College after a two and Janet Pierce and Mrs. Wll· ~n the sale of poppies. Tooth Michigan, Mrs. Charles Slmerwas attractive ~ white linen weeks vacation. bur Pierce. bpas e was b~ught by the mem- al and Llsha Jane, ReynoldsWY ~321 · - · --1 · B M N. 2nd Ave. Middleport cover and centered with an •lr· IClers 1andd will be sent t0 th e burg, Mrs. Lo mse rewer. r. rangement of pink white and dies decorated with lilies of the AT BOYS STATE tioeve ~n Veterans Admlnistra- and Mrs. Henry Frederick, of ' - - - - - - - - - - ' purple flowers with white can- valley 10 three branched crys- , Joe Reichman, son of Mr. wi~ sen~s~~ai. Mrs. Hardaway Weslerville, Mrs. Helen Smith, - - - - _ _ _ --- _ .. __ __ . _ tal candelabra on eltherr side. ' and Mrs. Manning Webster and , A oem ;. tooth paste. , Portland and Mr. and Mrs. 1Oth thru lth ' Daisy Blakeslee and Beth Pul- Sammy Clatworthy, son of Mr. bv / W ' L~mer lea's Answer" 1Kenneth Brewer and rhildren 1and Mrs Henry Clatworthy, j M S · 1lard was read by I of Columbus len served the punch. · - - are atte~ding Buckeye Boys cor~~s ;~~h . The retirement nf ! Mr. and ~Irs . Ross Grimm FIRST 9 Staet bemg held at Ohio Uni- closed the ,:rayer for pt>act•, 1 and David Brewer attended verstty begmmng today. The Refresh eetmg. I the alumni banquet at Racine. 1 QUALITY REGULAR boys. who will be semors at M H ments were served by I AT THE •, , • Middleport Hiih School this W~~~ton a~away,_ Mrs. William SIGN AGREEMENT 1 Cert1f1ed 01l Stlhon Ffall are being sponsored by ' an d Mrs' Con rs Wtlham L. Sm1th, BUDAPEST Hungary tUPI) Yo ·h · FABRIC 9th thru 12th Ribs - - - - 69c lb. W M1ln St. '•mtrey I ~ney • Bennett Post 128, Am· Arlena R ung_Wtt Mrs. - Hungary and Cuba \'ednesday erlcan Legion. ' tess. eese a contn,butmg hos- 1 signed an agreement h e r e to SHOP · expand the exchange of goods I1 PICNIC FRIDAy between the two countries durThe Rock Sprmgs Methodist ing the remainder of i.his year. IO. Church Daily Vacation Bible IN JUST 15 MINUTES 1 School will have a picnic Fri· IF YOU HAVE TO . day at noon, at the fairgrounds. SCRATCH YOUR ITCH, Commencement will be held Your 48c bark at any dru1 11\ore ~~:~.,. Frida at 7 45 quick - dryln• ITCH-ME·NOT dtocltno y ' : p.m. Crafts wiU tht lith . and burnlne. AntiHptlo ... be On diSplay in church bas tFion kiUo cerms to opeed heallne. e· lnl for eczema. inJect bitea. foot ment at 6:45 p.m. Jlc!h, othtr ourface raaheo. NOW at VITAMINS CAN BENEFIT SWANSDOWN iiiiiiiiiiiiiisiwilahier • Lofl•e Dru••· PEOPLE OF ALL AGES In p About - M'ddl 0 AND TBB LAW t:· ,::p fue ° t Tue: port(and Soci.ely NoteS J CANVAS LOAFERS l I THE SHOE BOX :nd o: ..... ........ .,.,. ·- .,.. ..... II M.. · 1!~ N~l~naw~f ~~~~ ~~so. ~br· J I ~ORE MAt' ABBOTT 1 rs Hardawa y H L d' A '/' 1 RIB STEAK .,. 59~ 78 JUNE SALE I 29c BEEF LIVER 1 _____ 3 ':~.25c Jello SEERSUCKER 36 Inch REGULAR 8fc _ ___ - yd.69c - - -- DRIP DRY MATERIAL 36 ond 4S" Widt REG. 19c to $1.39 FRUIT OF THE LOOM QUILTED COTTONS 36 lnchta Wldt - - - - yd. $,.19 REGULAR $1.91 _ __ -simo.n's Savings , From youngster to grandpa. every age group requires vitamin formulas designed to supply their particular body needs. Look over our complete supply of vitamins for the whole family today! BR.EAD 5 HOLSUM OR ADAMS -- - - 4 Registered Pharmacists To Serve You eMANY OTHER PII!CI! GOODS BARGAINS Th@ Fabri~ Singer Sales & Service WY 2-228~ ·.POMEROY Shop McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY 2·2955 89c 4 $1·00 i PARKAY ' Oleo Margarine lilt. JO 10 Dog F!)Od 4 ~::~.33c ... Bathroom Tissue 4 ;.!~25c Ml LK 0 yd.69c 89c llox" LAC I SUMMER GINGHAMS 36 and 45" Widt THIS JUNI SALI - loaves 3 Cake Mix 112 E. M1in Pomeroy eRIGATTA WEEKEND -JUNE 18·19-20 MIENS IHOilT ILIIVI 69c SIMON'S GRADE 'A' HOMOGENIZED gal. MARKET Open lvenlng• Till 7 PM-Stturday Til 9 PM E. MAIN ST. . WY 2-3975 POMIItOY Sport Shiits IOYI , Sport Socks IIliS 14-11V. - - - 4 ,.,,. .,.00 .WAID CROSS' SOl --.o. . I I ' �., ,\ ,.', .; Classified Ads Your Modern Communil v ·Bulletin Eoard WANT AD INFORMA TION FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 10, 1~ For S1le PEKINGESE P-upp""' le HARDEN'S MARKET ON RT. WY 2-2314. ~ rublkaU.a 124, in Syracuse bas oa spec1al ... .:,:...," : - . ''" ..,., Thursday, Friday and Satur· WILLIAMS 'l1 in steel c.ut~~oNI day, "h gallon Fairmont Prem- furnace. Automatic danl~ ooRUCMONS lum ice cream 69c· bread 5 control. Charles Byer, WUl be IHCI!Pted unttl t:OO A. II. ' S 6th A Far ou e1 PuhlloltiOII for 89c; Balogna 39c' lb.; reg· ve., Middleport · uout.AnoNo ular cigarettes 25< package; 6 10 Pte '1'110 , .• ...., , _ , . . '"' .,.., 2 lbs. wieners 98c; New red 1 ROOM BRICK building, with to .Ut or rQ1cn: ur •dl dMmed •.,...,....... """" ,._ "' potatoes $1.09, 10 lb.; 2 lb. garage, can be used as a rewtD~~~~m:!:•~iwPoor:.,..pu,!; jelly 39c. 6 9 3tc sldential or business building. I ::rrud Completely mort ttau . - toeornel IDNrtiODlUTES 'thnt lt.G Ser-rtee • ce11ta hr per word on- IMMtlOD. llhd anltD Cb&rp .., ee:nta u Cenb I * W'Ord for rtLne cw. ..-:ut1" •..moas. =-~~:-':!t~~n~:;..Pild • ana CA&D11~ TR;,r<~Ks30• ~~~ ~um Eacl:l llddJthJm.l word omn~: to. aouas I :IO A. M ta ~=oo p M. D&ll) aatvc~u 8:30 A. M.. te 11:0t llOOIL IT'S 80 &ASY TO PLACI • USUl.T,.:~o~INO PHONE WY 2-2156 TWO YEAR OLD Mobile home 50 x 10, 2 lots In Syracuse. Ready to move in. Bill Harden, Phone WI !t-36.10 or WY 23986. 'i 9 3tc UVE BAIT, 24 hour, self-serv.ace day and mg . ht. M.mnows, night crawlers ' red wonns. Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, Middleport, Ohio. 6 9 l2t c air - conditioned. Also one good used electric range. Phone WY 2-2374. Lew· is Repair Service. 6 10 6tc I "RE " 'F ;;;R ;;;I;;;G;;;E;;;R"A"'T"O R " ,- automatic defrosting. Good condition, 121 cu. ft. $65.00. 509 S. Second Middleport or cal I WY 2-'"M awu. 6 _10. 3t_c I TRY THE Twentieth Century dial welder with the 3t0 amp Cutting Tap, 20 year warran· ty. Supplies. Meigs County Land mark, Pomeroy. ,•· ,jI' W<M. u.~>o r LEADERS River news .............. eott>I<S Ri<SH'r INTO VolATEll. AHER '(OIJP, .... . !I "4 SEE THESE SPECIAL UH·· HAVE ~E BARGAIN BUYS TE LL 'IE WHEN 'IE FETCH MY COR N MEAL BACK 1962 Chevrolet V2 Ton 8' Fleetside Pickup ACBOS8 Less than 15,000 miles by Joca1 owner. Heavy duty tire1, Interior like new, light blue finish , heater. G. Cryatallin41 mineral 9. Annoy J-- - - - --·--· 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe. - $1799 c. Letter ~. ly1ic ' poetr:v if, Prefer 011Adlng 1. Sandara.c .... 16. Nauucal 8. N......to again ligna! $1989. Weekend Special. 17. Destitute of hair 1961 Chev. Greenbrier 9 Pass. 11. Turty 19. Landing place for the Al'k 21. Lazily 23. Wit 24. Mot:Mr c~ Radio, heater, whi te:wall!, red finish. A weekend spee1al. $1295 OUI 22. Dr&c· &1ng througmud :U, Breeze :US. Sruall square In • 16. ~ . lerienlaJ''• . . . . . ' a town· 26. New Yot~k 8. Oklaboma elty 18. Earl : a.bbr. $1099 Tranee 6."Prom- ~b. Bl""ed 406 cu. in. V8 engine, 4 speed trans. Red finh:b w~th match· ing vinvl interior, radio, heatf'r, nt'w WW tues. Wat 20. Dancer- I. KIA Skye 18. Muoe of I l.Eid.. 2. C11ttlnli: or 10. Peell 12. Sam Bul·ket seats, power steering, radio and heater, aood tir· es, good top, lighl green finish , one owner. lndl.a.b lribe ?:1. Pole 28. PertotmJ 29. Tricks a2. 0erman novelist. 35. A.9kew 36. Winglike as. Solemn wonder Jr1Jll go..i<J 25. Price 27. One 'Who ereeta 1954 Chev. Y2 Ton Pickup _ __ scaffoldlnC 80. »tdeflnlte a.rtlcle 81 . God of $149 1949 GMC I Ton Dual Wheel1 _ _ $149 Kanawha River • Semel down IM:arm10t 2:30 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Marmet 4:30a.m.; lno""" z. down Marmet 4:S5 a. m.; BeaYer down Marmet 5:40 "~•. : A. J . Patten up Winfield 1:40 p.m.; 0. F. Shearer l'>mlield 9 p.m. ; Allen R. Merrill dOII'Il Winfield 11 p.m. ; H. E, Bowlea up Winfield IZ:30 a. m.; Elgercliff up Winfield 1:50 George Price up Winfield 3:1; a.m. Pomeroy Motor Co. 8:00 PM CLOSING Real Estate For S.le 17. Paper l . Embark 1961 Rambler American Conv. Cpe. $795 VVagon -- - CRO~SWORD DAILY $1395 only $129~. "'M:=E::;XI;-;C"' A~ N '"'T"'O""MA ""TO plantSfor I'LL HEERED ENNYGOOD GOSSIP ? 11.000 honest mileage, power steer~n~ . Powergl\de, 6 eyl. engine, good rubber, light gret>n f1msb . See a uew one, FREE J,uiiO S&H Gr en Stamps How' By simply viewing the 0 1act Vacuum cleaner in your home Phone WY 2-2821. 5 28 3otc J tKt:l.l I.A55W~L(; ' IJ PAY MORE? ... WHAT FOR? 1961 Chev. Biscayne 2 Dr. Notice 0 c _: [ Your Chevy Duler sale. William Hulmes, cuse. 5 20 tfc HEAR IT ON WMPO ellyn Thompson's "Life Light" program, Monday Friday at 8: t5 a. m. EST. 5 25 tfc Pomeroy, Ohio • tJumder as. African America• League- Paacual, Twms 80; Grant, Twins; FIBher, Wh1te Sox: ~uzhardt, Wh1te Sox all 5-l; Lolich, T1gera 7-Z: Stottlemyre, Yanka 7-2. :(· me" n . HGB.pe SB. Girl' a name · :E .:.) t_ :j..,. ',;0,J.Ia-; r : :~ ~h~ e·:c_r;:...-·~":'-r-;·.::- t~.:·":;,r Ll'' __. w·e: ;·:!"f: nere I 39. Smella 40. Des!ra u. Project!nr b· IO end or a "If lt'a • fair question, Evelyn, whers IS all thlo good :nature of yours that I'm forever taking advantqe of?" Certified Oil St•tion ........, W. Mlln St. ~.- 36. ""Woo18 28:' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR ... KINIJ antelope 34. PulveriZl·cl church f2. Unit. of work DAlLY ORYPl'OQUorE -Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB lo LONGFELLOW WJEH RADIO NG! Monday Thra Friday _ _ _ 7:11u Be Still and Know 7:0Z.30 News 6:00 Sign On 1:111 Musical Clock 6:00.15 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperature 7:00 Be Still & Know 7:30 Musical Clock 7:02·30 News 7:45 First Baptist Church 7:111 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:45 First Baptist Church 8:0f World NeY•s 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:10 Sports Today 6:05 World News 8:14 Weather Picture 8: tO Sports Today 8:15 Musical Clod· 8:t4 Weather Picture 9:00 High School Hit Parade 8:15 Community News 10:30 Song & Story Time 111£ BEST .,_ CAR , . s IN JJ ::~ ~~lcof:.:ic~o;:ow 1~':!~ ~.~~;;;~~ ~:;islature 1 One lelter simply lta.nds tor another. In tM. lll.lnple A 11 uaed ~ tor the three L'a, X tor the two O's, etc. S1ngle letter•, apo.. tzophles, the length and tonua.Uon of the wordl are aJJ hlntl. Bll.ch day the oode letters a.re dltterent. .... a,p........ D'KW B'QAWGDAWB' ARNNZDYM-RYI GUQEMUG .. OtESTE:R GOULD.. Quola- GUQEMUG GUWT RMRDY~YQWO QCi C AL U~G J UNIOR. DO YOU READ US? WAT0-1 OUT ~OR lOUR FA~ER· IN - D ' KW PQLRNI Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE GRANDDAUGH'Miat OJI THE GIRL WHO WOULDN'T SHOW HER INSTEP NOW &ROWS HER STIIlP-INS.-VAN RENSSEL.A.IIJR 10 IIlli. """' .......... ..,.._ JM.) W M p0 Radio Frldayt 5 05 Jim Mees Show 6:110 Sign-on, New a 6;30 Sundown Serenade 1 10:15 Church of Chrill 11 : t~ Musical Interlude 6:00 Sacred i'leart 7:30 Sign Of! 1• "1 Latchstrin.; 11:30 Republican Legislature Saturdays: 6,20 Meigs CT, RFD ll :tm Wo 'd N"···" 11 :45 Waltec '·loeller Report ~ : 25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:110 Sign On - News 11 :05 Morning Melodies, 11 :52 Musical Inlerlude 6:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Mll!ic Time Mon. thru. Wed. 12:00 Local & Ohio News 6:57 Weatber 6:25 coun try Jam bo ret LITTL & ORl'HAN ANNII 11 :05 Chureh Bell• Ring, Fri. 12:20 Evans Bulletin Boaid 7:00 National NeWI 7 rtO Protesta"' Hour II : " World New• 12:15 News 0 Grams 7:30 Sports .. 7:30 Sports N 12 :30 SaI ur da Y Ma1.mee C 11 :55 Mason ounty ews 7:35 Bill Miller Sbow 7:35 Larry anderson Show 12:110 < 1it:· News 4:00 Discinb with Doss 7:35 Pickellll Hardware Show 10:45 It's Mll!lc - Army NEVER lCNB4 ANV 12 :0' Noon News 4:30 Top Ten Revue (Tuea~ay-Tbursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'o <;UY 'IIIT Wko STUCI( 12 :10 Markets 5:00 Saturday News SummHry 1, 50 News Top Ten Show \ ''!!I!J WHO lOVER 12 :15 Mid· Day Weather 5: t5 Musical Intl:l'lude B:SO Daily Ught 12:00 News WORRIED AllOl!T H<l</ MUCH ME'D 1>'AKE 12:20 Evans B>lletln Board 5:30 Community Chou:• 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Mll!lcal Interlude OUT OF tTl 12 :25 News n gram• 6:00 Dance Party (Wed-Auction) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlln Teets 12 :30 Agrlcullure Pl'ograms 1:110 Off The Air 1:00 News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 12:45 Counlry Go·Round SUnday 7:05 Bill Mtller srow 6.30 Sundown Serenad• 1:55 News Beat 1:05 Colfee With Janet 7:30 Sign Off 2:00 Country Go·Round 7:59 Sign On 10 :110 sw 1111 Shop !Iuda)t: 2:55 News Beat 8:00 "be Singing Preacher 10:15 Moniing Meditations 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 3:00 Mld-" ·y Matineo 8:15 News Repurt 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7:55 Newo 3:55 Newo Beet 8:30 Church r ' Chrlat 10:35 BIU Miller Show 8:110 Baptillt Layman's Hour t :OO Discing With Dose 9:00 Muslcel Int.,Jude 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show 4BBIE AND SLATS t:30 Interchange IO:l>J Flr.t Baptist Church t0:45 Famlly Worship (Thun,) t :30 The Bible Speekll To 5:00 Communit:· News 11:30 Children'• Chapel lll:t5 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Stmday Show 5:05 Mason County News 11 :4' Sunday News Special Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 Tbo Good Llle 5:10 World & ··•t'l News 12:00 N>ws Report 11:00 News 1£:15 Congressman's Report 5:15 Spotlight "' Sports, 12:15 Epillcopal Church 11:05 Tiny's Cmmlry Junction 10:30 Sunday Sbow Mon. tbru Wed. 12:45 r1thollc Information 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11:30 Tho Quiet Hour 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute 1:00 Church of God Time 12:00 News Friday• 1:30 Gospc' Call 12:00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 5:20 Spotlight on Spori!-·Frl. 2:00 Old Folks Hour 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star (Frl) 12:311 The Rev. Merlln Teet. 5:25 Stroh'o Weather Cast 3:00 Hymns from Harding ~ : 30 Larry Anderson Sbow 1:00 '1"-1 Rev. ll G. Stewait Mon., Wed., Fri. 3:15 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Jim Mees Sbow 1:30 The Rev, Sllu Billups 1:30 Sullllet Boulevard 3:45 Public Service Show t :15 Blaettaar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Panwlllll 9:00 Off The Air 4:IKI 99() Hit Parade ('1\Je!-Thur.) 2:45 Tho Rev. Roocoe 'nlorno Saturday 5:00 City Man•ger's Report t ·30 News (Local) 1:10 The Sunday Showcase 8:00 Sign On 5 : t~ 990 Hit Parade t:40 Jim Meea Show 6:90 Sundown Serenade 8:IJO.t5 Mll!ica' Clock 9;00 Off Tbe Air 5:00 Newo ' ?:SO Sign Off ,........,=:::-=-=:~ WINNtF WtNn• Monda)' Tbru I AlR CONDITIONING Sales & Service • Fits Almost Every Car e Transferable When You Trade Cars EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex· perlenced interior and exter· ior painting. Free estimateo. Phone WY 2-2882 or eee Rog· er Cullums. 5-29-tfc Rlli'ICR ACCEIIIT-A · IJoucll of Parill ill being edded to lllew York's wann weather sceoe with tbe iJio <reasillg.popularity of sidewolk cafes. Here, French actress Yvonne ConrtaDt eatcbes up on ber llome lmm newo 'l>hfie relaxing at a Fillll Al/11111111 opea.air .cal&. ~~Sill· SOMMER j 64 THUNDERBIRD London 2 Dr. H.T. bllt~, ,. StHrlng, p. broklt, p. windowa, air cond. 64 FORD Galoxlo ~00 2 Dr. H.T, 8 cyl A.t. trRedio 65 COMET 4 Dr. 202 I cyl. Std. tr1111. Rodlo 64 STUDEBAKER Daytona 2 Dr. H.T. A.t. 1 . Ridlo, p. aiHrlng, p. brok• 63 FORD Country Sechln Wagon 4 Dr. 6 cyL Sill trona. Radio, p. at-lng 63 FAIRLANE 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trona. Rodlo 63 CHEVROLET Impala Spt. Cou... 8 cyl. A.t. trona. Radio, p. atoerlng, p. brokoo 62 OLDS Storfiro Hordtop Radio, p. stHI'illf< p. brok•, A.t. trona. 62 FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. treno. Rldl. 62 FAIRLANE 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trona. R.ldlo. 61 FORD Falrlano 500 2 Dr. I cyl. Std.·trana. ltocllo 61 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trona. Radio 61 PLYMOUTH Wagon 2 Dr. 8 oyl. A.t. lrlnt. Radio 60 JEEP 4 cyl. Dis... tcher S9 fORD Ctry. Squire Wagon 4 Dr. 8 cyl. AJ; tr1111o Rldto, p. •t-lnv 58 FORD Falrlano 2 Dr. 6 cyl, Slcl. trons, ladle 56 IIUICK 4 Dr. H.T. At. trans. Rldio, cl56 PONTIAC 2 Dr. H.T. A.t. trona. Rldlo, a .... run- • c.,.. t!lv HAROLIJ GRAY HOW "(00 MEM WHO'LL \1/hAT r, f:.)UT ~ THIS J OB! FIRSr, I HE TI<AIL iHE NEW ROAD, I-I ERE' I THE VILLAGE 'niER£ 1 ~iR · FIELD, J.lERE ! START S'rRIPPING '!HE MoUNTAIN, ROOT[ TO LA ~!N '? 18 THCT t.HO '-"'& E.? CCWE'IOR UME; SMELTER: 'IOU All~OW 'oWR .m• 1r-,,~ Farllaceo. Arnold Eall Malls Blreel, Phooe WY Wt48. 7 :W llo IMUrlnce .,.hit H!AVY DUTY WALL COVERING th8t obi or Wlllt.,.per cen dol .._ no CO~NERS .' WAI.LIIl1E Rill: tD 111J - 110 -end-.,. nm lllctllne. hill or WALt, • • • it -~~ aut dull. dirt, brinp- bnuty to any 11101111 '------------------''111 I l~ifR YOU ALVVAYS PAY LESS AT •• ., 17 .a~~n~o choerful WAWIITE pdo temofllrl!lli5t "'no 1111 lf·.WALLRII£ . .uUflto on - · liZI 1110111" II'S l!t!tl /'. mR AND A KEITH GOBLE FORD For As LIHio As $3.59 ..... roll USED CA_R LOY' EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN .-t. Lo~ult & Syc1more Sts. Middle'*' ... ,. •, .~.j•li; •' ' SECLJI?IT'I IS IMP<IR'I"HT! B{l,CK DO()t( C14l.LERS JUS'T VET ' !.= - - - / Rl!lll ("A !IP 1Wf SINCE I'VE S&ll J<WI, o .RC:CT BE'CIDES. W£ HAtiTl_\0 ABOUT SUE GF.OG61NS. THAT Nf-1 GIRL BACK IN CRAB TREE TRUCKS 64 eHEVROLET 6 cyl. V. ton. Std. fro"'- Lq W.B. 61 FORD 6 cyl. V. ton. Slcl. Irons. 60 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. o/4 ton, 4 apoecl trene. UtlllfJ llld 48 CHEVROLET 1f2 ton. A good runtior "'" R< RIGKT. 'SIR. Ti lL W1i GET 'btr 1-l,RE, h RAEBURN 1/At.BUREM r-----, r------, r . , . . - - - - ,,\,...,By ART SANSOM r;:::::::IlCI:C:Z:~ THI IIOIN LOSER DESTRtW lT I 'THE fiEW ~UTE \!/ILL BE MORE TM &lAl) \ro eoot.P atM1 EARLY. I'VE 50 MUCH I wANT TO 1liJ.I< 10 l'OU AOOUT. _,n~ •· BRANNER �-.. .. ...... ... .._ .. ...... "'1,_ .... .... """"'"" .. ~" ... I I' ' .. • ' •l I I S·Dlllly Sentinel Pomeroy-M!ddleport, 0 June 10 196S Star Garden Club Holds Thursday Meet At Home of Mrs. Norman Will 19th Anniversary Of Middleport Club Observed Tuesday Evening '!'he Star Garden Club met most often attacks rose foliage, Thursday afternoon at the home phlox, chrysanthemum and Zm· The 19th annive1 sarv of the co-cha1rman, Betty Clme and of Mrs Norman Will Mrs Seth ma Virus diseases are spread Mlddleport Busmess and Pr ofes- Janet Korn Nicholson was devotional leader by leaf hoppers and' aphtds. slonal Women's Club "" ob Personal Development -Fred· using as her topic "The Sower' Always rrad directions on pest~ served Tuesda) evenmg Dmner dn.• Houdashelt chairman Ma The verse of the month and cldes and follow directions on at the Martm Het aw <:~nt was ry Ellen Roush, Edlth Forresl club prayer were given In unison label at 6 30 p m w11h a deL ora ted and Beulah Strauss by the membero A report on Mrs Orton Nelson diScussed cake berng sf'nell for the des- World Affa1rs - L u c 111 e regtonal meeting was gtven by Lawn Care Liming may greatly s~rt course Swackhamer charrman, Jean Mrs Vtrgll Atkins and Mrs tmprove the growth and appearPast Presrdent :\1rs Essie Moore, and Martha Belle Frye Norman Wtll Arrangements for •nee of lawn grasses The way Ru:sell a'tended tlw dmner Legislation - Ne!l1e Vale, the officers and speakers table to be sure If your lawn needs The meetmg was he d at cha1rman Pearl Re~,onolds and and honored classes tables for lime Is to take a soil sample Columbus !Southern Allee Mills the liarrtsonvllle Alumm ban to the ExtenSIOn Agen. and have Eler.:tr1c Lump3m 'juual Public Rel ations - Janet 1 quet were furnished by Mrs htm send tt to be tested Hill With ~eLret an Mrs LJH\ Korn ~ha1rman Moille Wtll and Mrs Atkms Apply ferltllzer at rate of 1 er m (_h::trge m th~ ab~ence and Margaret Lehew Officers elected were Pres!· lb of mtrogen to 1,1100 sq ft Mrs GDrt P1 m prP.., rden t Telephone - Sharon Roush dent , Mrs Grover Stout, Ftrst from June 1 to 15 and July 15 Reports \H ft' gl \t' ll and Betty Chne 1 • ' I Vtce Pres, Mrs Neal Jeffers, to Aug 15 Blue Grass lawrus pondenc e re.::~d and ~USIC Director - L u { 1 II e .~ . I I Second Vtce Pre!l Mrs Robert should be cut 2 to 21>" htgh.. "ere named f01 the Swackhamer HONORED QUEEN - Jenmfer Blakeslee daughter of Mr and Mrs. C E Blakeslee, Pomeroy, was Installed Scholarshtp - Eva Stout as honoted queen when .lou s Daughters Bethel 62 met ,hts 11eek Ptclured left to rtghl are Becky Nease, m- Jewell Secretary · Treasurer, Cuttmg htg~ does not mean to ) ear CIVIC P11 " ' ~ ' """ cha~rm•n Bettv Ptckens and stalled as Marshal Lmda Yost Semor Pruuess Mtss Bla kec!ee, Lmda Lyons, Jumor Prmcess and Pamela Cleek, Mrs Purley Nelson; Program let the grass get htgh before Cha~rman Mrs James Ntchol- cuttmg You should mow often da \\t>rrHr llltl rnun Emma Faue Kennedy GHide son enough that not more than one Jane P<~ugl S<Jllle 1 Emblem and federation - 1 Promotion 011v Is Plans were made for a Tour tnch of blade " removed at one Glona f '"'"''" h F rcddiC Hou Beth P1ckens chatrman The I dashelt Arm flarle\ Peal] rna H~sell, Edna Mae SwH.:k I I 1\r of Carpers Nursery, The pro- ltme Allow chppmgs to ~lay if I Held On Srmtluy olds R ~~ le Ru ~sell Fdtth and Beulah Strauss I Promolton Day was held dur gram cha~rman, Mrs Atkms, you have a thm stand Of /grass, rest Fartc h<nmth Eva Parltamentanan - Pearl Re1 mg the Sunda) School hour Sun led the club collect and creed but remove tf you have a ~eavy d t h UB ~ m umson Mrs Frank Halhday tlnck turf and Bell '~- CI nt• nolds Membtorsht]J - Ho~e Bulletm - Freddie Houda~ C~~rc~ !~~h ~~~~~prls~pe!er ENTERED HOSPITAL talked on 'Garden Sense on Mrs 0 E Stout gave a paper olds t:hairman ~t'll) Mollie Hill and Margarel 1 The Rev c MPivm Allore supermtendent, m chm gc ' JUNE 10 Amonth those who entered Pest Control" on • Accent Plants', 8 gprden Kennedy mstalled Ihe off iCe!' or the ! CertJftcales of promollon were The Catholic Women s Club Holzer hospttal In the past 24 She pomted out that suckmg needs dramat1c aCfent plants; WSCS or the Umted Methndtst presented to IJSa tell Kellv l of the Sacred Heart Church wtll hours were Mrs Gladys M and chewmg msecls such as use them sparmgly so that they Scrapbook -Grace Pratt !church Tuesda\ evenm at the iWJlson and Beverly wll•, rrom l have a potluck ptcmc on Caldwell, 5119 Fourth Ave, Mrs Aphtds and Japanese beetles can wlll be effectiVe By contrastmg Spectol Committee - Rose church g Nursery class to Busy Bees 1 Thursdav at 6 p m at the James W Wetherholt, 41 Chilll be controlled wtth spraymg wtth wtlh tts surroundmgs, a plant TONIGHT & FRIDAY Revnolds chairman, Allee cass Shell) Clark and Rodney I home of Mrs George Hackett, cothe Rd, Darrell Eugene Wall, ludane or mcotme sulfate for becomes an accent ptece Color, LOVE WITH THE Mills Bell) Pickens AlwJida Installed •ere Mrs V D Ed Pulhns, from Busv Bee to Sr Middleport Each member Second Ave, Mrs. Clme W suckmg msects and spraymg or texture shape and stze all enter PROPER STRANGER" Werner and Lorella Saelens wa1ds pres td en l Mrs Harry )Mormng Glora•s class Mary 11s to take a lad\ of the parish FJtch, Vmton, Mr and Mrs dustng wth Sevtn or DDT for the p1cture W1th these thoughts \\ 1th f\jtl l.d re \\ o tJ P Smtih \lee p1 rs1dent Mrs Margaret Carleton from Mo1 n a!ll a guest Tilden Thacker, Rt 2, Thur· chewmg msects m mmd take a walk through uml <.. It 1 e l\h Q 11:-t n Glen D1ll recordmg seer etarv mg Glories to Jolh Juntors The Past Councilors of Theo man, M1ss Cassie F Slagle, Mrs Holiday also noted m1l ~our garden to see whree ae<ltH.J. "MAN IN THE MIDDLE" MIS Robert \\ornet treasurer, rlass and Cathv Dtlt, Dwtght dorus Counctl Daughters of Waterloo, Wtltard L Wamsley, dew can be controlled by spray. cent plants would be mterest1n1. ~\ 1t h Rolle!! Mrtdlllll\ Rnd tht> followmg secretaries logan Jr and Lcllr\ 'r\oalker, Amenca w1ll meet Thursday 611 F1rst St, Pt Pleasant, Mrs mg With act! dwne p m this Se~.-eral arrangements o( pea<HILi B<JII \ Sull \ an Mrs II R Carpente r campus from Jolh Jumors to Fa1t hfu l evenmg at the home of Mrs Lee W Wears, Phny, w va, otes and Ins •ere diSplayed mm1stry, Mrs Alonzo Custer, Few class Rollin Bearhs Mrs Bonme L Stevens, Apple Birthdny Part Mrs Normon Wtll recet..d hrst, l Saturday June- 12 The Pentecost sermon was de- Chrtsltan SO< tal Relations, Mr~ Following the presentation of 1 The Rock Springs Grange Grove, W Va 1 Carl L. Bar • • ~ Mrs Orton Nelson second and 1 livered at the S)Tacuse Ftrsl E E Bryant, membership cu i ceriJfJCa\es e-•ch puptl ol the I will meet Thursday at 8 P m !rum, Rt I, Middleport, Ellz Honors MISS Looney Mrs VtrgJI Atkms, thtrd Judges I RACING FEVER \\llh lot Mmn,.,un Umted Presbytenan Church on ltvalton Mtss Lydt(l Ebt>rsbach tschool rerelved a r<mdy bar wtth Hemlock Grove- and Har abeth F Durry, 122 Laurel St Miss Hazel Va C were Mrs Pearly Nelson Mrs t111d 1:L.rbM a 1-\t gg::tJl Sunday mornmg June by and serv- 1 11sonv ii ie Granges as guests Pomeroy, Mrs James M Schus honored With a Gladys Nicholson and Ray 6 I ( ol ol ) rs WJig lt Porket pro I Hemlock Grove Will pr..,ent the ter, Pomeroy, Mrs Myrtle M day party over the Memmral Ntcholson "BLOOD ON THE ARROW' I the Rev RIChard Putnev of Ihe CJe gram matena Mtss Lucretta prog Dale- Hthtrbou Ma1th<J H\ler Westmmlsle! FoundatiOn of Ath Genhe!mer s Jrl\ual life witt I ram a nd Hamsonvt 11 e WI 11 Donahue ' Rutland • Mrs Roy 0 Day weekend at her home un The nex t mee tl n~ Nlll be at !Llllt tJ ens He was assiSted bl Mr vat on d ~ d open and close the meetmg Re Pearson, Rt 2 Racme, Mrs Grant st A pmk and whtle col home of Mrs Purlev Nelson 11 1 1 1 ~:::;:::! lame< B f blm, al<o of Athens Sr s~p;l~ wo;~ ' e~ster freshment.<J will be served by William Frank Lambert, Jack or scheme wa• earned out m with MIS Robert Retbel, guest Mr Eblin a student of Lou I Tl Ch t C the host Grange son, Mrs Bobby Lee Crabtree the decorattons Durmg the speaker '"ill< Semmar1 will be the DC\ottons taken from John bl 'se 1 1cs er omm 111'"b'tv BJ The Pomerov Bend C B Ra· Rt I, Jackson, Mrs Polly afternoon the honoree opened ----n 14 16 27 e ClOO p10gtnm WI e held d I b II h td Bre r Rl 4 J k M romeroy, Ohio Suppl\ Pastor of lllls church were led b~ Mt s Baker F'rld!'l\ II 8 p m at the Chesler 10 c l! \\I 0 8 Wiener we t ac son, ICh- the gilLS and pictures were takdunng the 1emammg part of Gordon ResponSI\ e nadmg op IG d S h 1 11 roast at the Syracuse Road ael R Lambert, Ironton Mrs en d 1T<l e ( ou wre has been d p k Th A... M 1 c J j • June Julv and Augst ene the d~IOtJOns follo•ed bY tan attendan«· of 84 th iS ear Sl. ar urs..v evenmg, ere ohnson, Rl 5 Ath. Two large decorated btrthdav TONIGHT I he )JUbltc IS CO!dtally ln\11 the hym n Wto Mav Not Chmb lhe staff and traders the 7 pm for members and their ens, Mrs Harvey s Gallo- cakes were presented to MISS NOT OPEN ed to attend A nursery will be I he Hea\en h Steeps Wl lh tBtble &hool lhts year were famiiJes way, Columbus, Miss Carole A Van Cooney from Mr and Mrs PCOVtded to ca re for Lhfi' smll li iMrs Everett Thomas a..:: ac- D~rettor Mrs Delores Holt I A special meetmg of Pome- Whealdon, Huntington Mrs Ed Smith of Pomeroy and Mr The June meetm of the FRIDAY & SATURDAY children compamsl and the LOI d s p, ay er AsSistant Dtreclor Mrs ~~~ Chapter 186 OES wtll be Shelby W Hazel, Sr ' Flatwoods and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Pomero\ Gorden Cl~b was held Jun•1112 'THE HORROR OF I The regular meelmg or the er m umson Jumuta Spencer UJfts teach d Tfhurshday June 10 at 7 30 Ky' Mrs Boyd C Parsons Ev- Racme Refreshments of cake, Monda\ afternoon at the home IT ALL 1 P m or t e JnJIJatton of three ans W Va Jce cream coff a d h Pat Hoone ~ nca Rodgt>rs sessJOn was heid m the chunh We Would See JPsus • was er Mrs Franres Spence1 Sec candtdates ' ee n punc of Mrs J 0 Roedel With Mrs I anne~ Sundav evenmg wtth lhe the lopt c of lhe program pre retar, and p!amsi Mtss Regma Ut nnb Plt<e I BIRTHS were served by Mrs Sallo Van Irvmg Karr Jr as co hostesl "WITCHCRAFT' Rev Glen Hueholt or Galhpol" sen led by Mrs fhomas Follow.! Spencer Nur ery, class, Mrs JU'IE 11 t M•• Bobby Lee Crabtree, Rt Cooney, Mtss Dtanne Van Coon Mrs Fred Blaettnar, vtce Lon <.. hem('" fark HPdley as moderator Mrs Arthur S) I mg a med1talton on the topic 1 Kathryn Wmdon '>!iss Ca ro- Mar) Shnne Wh1te Shrme of • Jackson, son, 3 16 P m Wed· ley, Mtss Mary Van Cooney and prestdent opened the meetmg I \ester and Mrs Wtlltam F Ephes1ans 3 2tJ 21 were read b; lyn Hoffman and M1ss Karen I Jerusalem wtll meet Friday at nesday Mrs W E Mumford w1th the' verse A Gond Deed SUNDAY, MONDAY I Wmebrenner Will attend ihe Mrs Gordon and the group sang Btssell Begmners class Mrs 10 p m at the !OOF Hall DISCHARGED Others attendmg were Mr ts Never Lost" He who lOWS •nd TUESDAY Synod of Ohto at Muskmgum the hl mn We 1\ould See .le Ruth Steele and Mrs Lou Jse Patients recently diScharged and Mrs Everett Davts, Mtss courles) Ieaps fnendshtp, and June 13 t4 15 'NONE BUT THE Co llege at New Concord on sus, to dose the program For ley JUNE IZ mcluded Mrs Boyd Sloane, Mrs Maude Taylor, Mtss Alma Oh he who plants kmdness gatheJ s BRAVE June 15 . J8 1 Pnmarv 1 Mrs GladiS Spen Rock Sprmgs Cub Scouts Pack Dav1d Fillmger Clark Cum- linger Mrs lames Murray love Fnllowmg the Lord' Pray· - TechnrcolorElders present were Mrs Mr~ Edwards conducted a ct>r Mrs Bernice Batley and 246 wtll ha~,oe- an outmg at the mmgs, Sandra Crank, Mrs Dol Mrs Harry Kaurr Mr and er m umson , members anaFrank Sm<rtra-t: Jmt Walker Eylvester Mrs Wmebrenner shorl busmt>ss sess ton and plans Altss Esther Spencer, Pnmary Atthur Nease pond, Saturday, Jy Bartley, Mrs Emma Pullins Mrs Pearl Van Cooney, Miss wered roll call by descrtbmg the Tornmv Sand s Brad Dextt:r Ton y Bil l Samm\ J ark ~ on Mrs Donald Cottnll clerk of were made to sponsm a ba ke 2 Mrs Mace! Barton and Mrs at 5 P m Each famtly II to Mrs Ronald Shtvely, Mrs Dtane Van Cooney, Mtke Van corsage !hey made and were L;.uamr SI~phen.s I sessJOn and Mr Richard Duck less bake s<~le to raise money Myrna Carpenter Jumor 1 take lhe-tr own w1eners and buns John Wood, James Clark John Cooney, Mary Van Cooney Mrs wearmg Co lorcer toons worth for Ihe Camp Asbur) fund Oth Mrs Margaret Bm;ell Jumo; and a covered dish Bush Mrs Letha Riley, Wilham L W McComas Mr Paul Durmg the business session mone\ makmg pniJects were 2 Mrs Caryl Pooler Jumor 3, I Trotter, Mrs Frank Miller, CascJ, Middleport Mrs J E Foster was welcom: discussed ' Mrs Mal'\ I,autz and Mrs lnzy I A N I tJU: 13 Mrs Ge<trge Cummms, Mrs Out-of !own guests mcluded ed as a guest A ptcmc was A dessert course was served! Newell Teen-age I, Mrs Ruth Will b.. ~::: s••;;;~t ~~etmg :nnaoolle Russell, Angela D :d ::nd r~ ~ E Mumford planned for Wednesday July 7 at We Cordially Invite All To durmg the social how b} Mrs Er"m and Mrs I eota Young the St Andr m arley, Mary Lou Cormany, oe, r and Mrs 6 p m at the home of Mrs I Gerald \\tldcrmulh Mrs Edd Teen Age 2 Rev Pearl I M ew ~ Church '" Clavde Burnett, Gumther D IJames Van Cooney, Mrs Eva Walter Grueser Named al the Smith and MISs LurretJa " and Rev James Morrtson of th "st ~I V~~c~o, Coder, Handy Fnend, Mrs Ron· Wa~d dCol~mfbus, Mrs Marjor- commtttee were Mrs Roedel he~ mer TransportatiOn Mrs e eu envt e I· aid Clark and mfant daughter te on er oo ' Waldn, Ohto, L-1and Mrs L C Karr and those . Iel Chnst) and lamtor, Mr oc~t""b of Catholic Women's club Mrs Marlon Mash and infant Cpl Robert Van Cooney Cher- who cannot ~ttend are asked to FIRST Cleland WI e present Those WIShmg daughter, Charles Jenkms Mrs ry Pomt, N C Mr and Mrs contact one of the eommiltee JUNE 18-19-20 QUALITY Everv parent, grandpar ~au~~~~~d may contact Mrs Fred Lockwood, Mrs M~unce Smtth, Pomeroy; Mr The by-laws were ~mended. A en! and frJellds or Bible School sct Venoy, Samuel Hardman Mrs and Mrs Otto Hollman, Jack· thank you note was read fnal ' REGULAR Imembers ore mvtled to attend Th JUNE 14 Raymond Gooch, Orm NorriS son; Mr. Randolph Ward Rav- the Pomeroy Alumni Assoc'*" Fnday mght and e Meigs 4·H Pleasure Rtd- and J Oliver Mtlchell enswood, W Va and Mr and !ton for flower arrangemen!J Certified Oil Station see progfllm what the children have ers wtll meet Monday at 6 30 p Mrs B L Potter, Barbours- made for the banquet W M•ln St Pomeroy made and learned ~ at the home of Cheryl Wtl Fourth fear To Be VI~, dW Vifa Mrs L C Karr presented I tams n mg g Is were Mr. and p a p e r The Philodendron The DAV and Auxtllary wtll Observed Sunday Mrs C C Cope Algood, Tenn, Comes ~~ Age" n brought out meet Monday at 8 p m There The fourth year of Rev L Mr and Mrs C C Brown, that the Phtlndendron IS one ol Wtll be nommahon and election Stmpson as pastor of the Foreat Mtss Betty Brown, Brandon, the top rankmg house planll of offtcers All members are Run Baptist church will be ob- Fla, Mrs Charles McNamee, and that the number grown 111 urged lo attend served Sunday, at the church Mtddleport Mrs Charles Wtse, Flortda each year, would reach Sunday school will be held at Waverly, Mr and Mrs Okey 10 lime around the world They Appropriate sentiments for all fathers on 9 3tl am, followed lly tbe wor· Henry, Mtss Maxme Henry, Gal- grow from 16 to 20 feet m CLUB PICNIC shtp servtce by the Rev StrnpII polls' Mr and Mrs Adrtan Brazil and then some are 10 his day- June 20th, The Noble Prophetes• Club 1963 held a PICniC at the Ra son At 3 P m , the Rev. M B, Carson, Mtss Dnne Carson and small one has them In their ltvmg room Phllodenrlr0ns erne Park Sunday afternoon, Myers pa•tor of the Love Ztou David Adney, Middleport Bapttst church, Columbus, Will take a mtmmum amount a! June 6, Wtlh the folluwmg mem· --~ be guest speaker and the ehtl B o s to n lndustrtallst Bernard care which s actd soil 1 llttle 1 hers and guests pr..,ent Mary BOXED HANKIES, BILLFOLDS, , Lower Salem, Vtda Car from the Love Zton ~urch will Goldfme patd pver $1,500 m plant food, leaves kept wasbtd hotel bills for preSidential as and a httle water Martettn, Edtth Hutsmpll- smg The pubhc JB mvtted. ststant Sberman Adams In the At the close of the meeting, TIES, SHIRTS & JEWELRY ITEMS lar, Esta McKmght Ethel Maude Young, Mr and Mrs. In 1958, a House eommlttee ensuing scandal, Adams was a dessert course was servedliJ the hostesses George Lear, Galhpohs, Mr made public records showmg ousted and Mrs Allen Hughes, Middleport, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wmgett, Racme, and Naoma Brmk· er, D1slnct Deputy Racme, Gill$ Ml'U. WEAR WllH PRIO£ SOCIAL ICAl .ENDAR WSCS Offl'cers Are Installed TlieSday Night VOL XVII I' ~urp~~~=Y b;l~s ME!GS THEATRE COLUMBUS (UP)) - Gov The governor oald experts Some felt Ohio's hopes of set- aald the land would be avail· partment wtll release the need the recommeodahons of severaldoeatlon James A Rhodes •atd today had ptcked the Ravenna site as tmg the factilty were jolted able U the AEC requested It ed ground at the Ravenna Ar· groups of sctentlsts, transporta- "Lack of unity In the put the that smce the Defense Deport· the only one 10 Jbio smtable when an Army spokesn.an 18id but later chonged h1s report to senal for the proposed atomtc !ton experts, and others who has lost a number o' ment had not yet been asked lot the faclbty and pledged hts Thursday the Defense Depart· say the mthtary could not spare plant after a study concoud<d Raven- project• for Orlo," Rhodes ..ld. lor 3000 acres of the Ravenna admlntstratton would do all It ment could not relea~e 3,000 of the land smce losmg 3,000 acres Sources close to the Ohio na was the best loeallon tn Ohio Thts IS the tuno for aU Ollt.ordnance Stle lor an atomtc en- could to get the lacthty for the 21,1100 tdle ocres at the ord· would tmpatr tis future use tf Atomtc Energy Commtsston for the pro1ect Jjlls to unite tn a con m oa WASHINGTON SJ<;N ergy prOject 1! was rtdtculous" Ohio nance depot for the atom needed for an arsenal have mdicated thts cause which wlll benefit the ea. Frank J Lausche called th~ to say the state had been Meeting Set smasher project . The governor sa1d stnce the "However m the event this Rhodes calle<' upon all Ohm ttre state" OhiO congresStonoi delegalton turned down m -II• efforts to get '!'he governor mnde the state- The governor satd t~e depart- Army had not been asked to acreage ts not avot!able, we o!Dctals and leaders to support Several group&, prtrnarlly Iii Into a meetmg today to come the $280 milhon atom smasher men! as Sen Frank J. Lausch ment had not been asked as release the land any charges are prepared to purchase the the Ravenna proposal and satd ISouthern Ohm, havt •rged thlt up with some strateg the project for the Site tn Washmgton called a meetmg yet for the land smce the Atom- that the stale had been turned reqmred land m the area for "Ohto wtll be totall re red lthe1r area be conSidered fOr state s btd to land Y 10 The governor sa1d tf tl de- of tbe Buckeye congresSional tc Energy CommiSSIOn tAEC) down' are rtdtculous ' Ithe atom plant ) P po the project A Jele~altt IN"' 11 velops the land ts not a voila- delegalton to make plans for was still considermg •ever a! 280 ~a: hon atom smasher aat $the Is Clnfldent Rhodes sa1d he did not ptck to present a convmcJng case" 14 countH!s was to ask the AEC ~enna Arsenal ble reqmred land could be pur- supportmg the state'• btd lor Sites for the project Rhodes satd he had 'every Ravenna as the stle but had to the AEC m Washmgton Toes- m Washtngton today to loel!l Aother delegation, a . chased m the area the new sctence compled The Army spoke•IJilln ltrst conftdence that the Defense De thrown hiS full sup:><>rt to 11 on 1day on behalf of the Ravensa the project In Southern Ohio, 14 roonty Southern Ohto group, 'lllas scheduled to present tls \' 8 proposal tot ht Atomtc Energy Comm1s.smn today urgmg the atom1c research center for P1ke I Co1•oty 1 The Army threw a bombsell In OhiO s plans to umte behmd I Lhe Ravenna Arsenal when 1t I announced the Northeastern Ohw land would not be releas ed for other uses I WASHINGTON- FRANKLIN D Roosevelt Jr , the man wtth the magtc name, " avatlable to run lor mayor of New York City - 11 the nght people ask htm to Roosevelt mode tha' clear Thursday durmg a news con fe1 ence he called shortly after New York Ma)or Robert F Wagner announced he would not run for a fourth term Mr~ I I I REGATTA WEEKEND 18'9 I --- ----- GIFT ITEMS ... Lodge and Special I ~·VDJJ, . RI~-~~2 EVERYTHING FOR SUMMEtl FUN . Ed -. SUMMER TOYS I Garden scIs pails spnnkltng cans la\1 11 mowers, etc' tu ke, p lit• Kid s amused and happy I SWIMMING ACCESSORIES 1 Goggles masks ear plugs, nose chps fms snorkels m flated beach balls, nngs, rafts, e1c e Diamond Rings e Black Onyx, Plain or woth Otanoonds e White Spinel eMasonic Prices St1rt At _ $18 S· :C BEN "- ......... - '- ~ ..... ,:._~ -- WY 2-3498 FRANKLi~S ·. ~ _.-.·.~ . -:-~-- -- · ·· ·--. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE - POMEROY Court St. Pomeroy The Almuae By United Pre" u.... naUonal Today IS Thursday, June 10, the 16lst day of 1965 wtlh 201 to follow The moon Is approaching Its lull pha•e The mornmg star is Saturn. The evemng stars are Venus and Mars Prmce 1'hdtP, the Duke of Edinburgh, was born oo thts day In 1921 On thts day In history· In 1898, the U S. Marines began the lnvasioo of Cuba in the Spanish • Ammcan War. In 1940, llaUan DICtator Jle. plto Mussohni declared war on France ant Brttam In 1942, the German Gestapo burned the tiny village of LJ. dtce m Czeehoalovakla alter shooting 173 mate lrtlu]bitants of the town and depllrllng the women and eblldren 1o CiiiiCentratton camps. A thought tor ~ day David Thareati 181d· "II two to speak the trulh-<lne speak and lhe utber 10 bear." MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SAIGON (UP!) - Government troops drove the Vtet Cong out of Dong Xoat today m one of the bttteresl bat· WASHINGTON fUPI) - Pres1dent Johnson called ties of the war and probed northward to try to rescue a mectmg of hiS top nuhtary and dtplomallc adviSers to11hal was left of a shattered relief column It waa feared dd} to tevte\1 the sttuatwn m Vtet Nam 1 government casualttes mtght run as h1gh as 500. ltll, \ fhe meetmg was scheduled for noon EDT 11 Etght more Amencans were I '~ There v. as a posSibility the admmtstratlon might ktlled today when tbetr plane tact for hours wtth the Amert· m.1ke a statement after the sessiOn of the National Se· crashed m the central htghlands can adviSer accompanymg the MISS PARKER MISS SAXTON MISS RUSK I cuttly Counctl The meeting wa~ a contmuatlon of 1 1ar to the nonh of Dong Xoat government rehef battalion of CONTINUING down the hne up of contestants who wtll 10 t he Mtss l con terence whtch began at the Whtte House Thursday. 1The ftghtmg at Dong Xoal ttself 300 to 400 men whtch ran mto Amenca Pageant durmg Regatta Weekend June 18 20, are Lmda Sue Pal kei Rut p,e,<nt al Thursdays sessJon - - -- - SANTO DOMJ'IGO IN· Icost 31 Amencan casualttes ac· a Vtet Cong ambush when ttl land, Carmah Saxton, Gallipolis and Shetl a Rusk, Athens The pageant 11 til be held were Gen Maxwell D Taylor of mspectton m Southeast Alia, t01nabonal orgamzalions press- cordmg to aU S spokesman- trted to reach Dong XoaJ, 60 June 19 10 the Pomeroy Juruor Htgh Audt tonum US ambassador to Sa1gon Sec crtltctzed press coverage of the ed mYest 1gatlons today mto one known dead 17 m1ssmg and nules north of Salgon, Thurs.. - - retar~ or State Dean ..tusk Un long war m V1et Nam He proatrocity charges mvolvmg both 13 wounded day ~Hi W~AAW:!il:*I~ W:n HY1! itJ OM'":~ Iderst>cretarv of State ( f'Orge w posed that the Se lBte Foret.gn Slde!l In the Domtmcon conflict There had been no radio COD· Loss•• Feared uvy PLAINFIELD, N J tUPit Hall ~efense Secretary Robert Relations Committee send l biIhe Umted Nattons and the ----- The lost battalion had been _ Tbree per11081 were kUled ;, '/c~amara Deput~,o ~~rerose l parhsaL delegatiJ' to the scene OrgamzatJon of Amertcan flown m by helicopters when tt and 14 Injured eorly klday Secretar) Cyrus A ', anee and so that 'lJm-fact 1 be laid at States are conductmg mdepenran mto a Commumst reg1ment when a lire consumed • 10 fl Ct'ntr~l lntelllgtonre A"genev D1- rest dent mvesttgatJOns of charges Losses were !eared beavy, add· year old ramblln& Irame ••· I rector Adm W1llwm F Raborn I The Senate debate was that both otdes have been gull· mg to the toll at Dong Xom tel ocross lloe atreel lrom a Anyone attendmg the big Rega tta Weekend evenls 1 I.e While House meetmgs touched off by the first formal ty ot JndlsePOmmate execulions where more than 200 of the gov- llrehoa•e. on June 18 20 wtll be able to VIC\\ the act11 lites from the ca me agamst a background of! dtsclosure here 011 ru,jday that 1 of thetr foes ernment defenders WitTe re upper Pomeroy parkmg lot tn comlort sharp Senate debate nn the na-1U S ttl!IP~ l!IYI·~me time ported ktllM or wounded Pollee and llremen coolin· 1 Thts announcement 11 as made Thursda1 e1 enmg bv lure ol Amencan m1hkrv m been authoriZed to conductWASHINGTON _ A IZ.YEARVtet Cong los,.. were be I ued to oeareb the rums fur 1Regatta General Chatrman Wli!Js Leadmgh<~m and Porn 1olvement 1n che ant1 I combat support" of South VIetold Oklahoma boy cut his way lleved high but there was no ac od!er poSBible vlcdmo after etoy Chamber of Commerce Prest dent lack Carse) dur lcommunl't war m South V1et na/liese umts under certain conthrough such tongue-twtsters as utal count Mthatry sources the opectacular bla2e, vlilble mg a meetmg wtth Coast Guard offlCJals 1Nam ditwns 'boutonmere," '' petlpatetJc" m Dong Xoat estimated more 20 miles away ~as e"tlnguisbLeadmgham sa1d tn range# ~I Se n Thomas J Dodd 1 Pnor to Tuesday there had and eczema, Thursday than 100 were killed 1 td. ments have been madt- lo pl ace erl Pittman U S Coast Guard D( onn JUSt ba( k from a toUI been no mdtcatJon _ save for 10 become the nahon champion Dong Xow Itself was • sham B gtganhc tent' over a large Huntmgton statements by an anonymou~ 1 speller, bles of burned out bulldmgs, ""'"" "" "' • ~~ < portton of the upper parkmg lot Th < G d ff 1 mil1tarv spokesman n sa1yon 1 Michael Kerpan, Jr' of Tulhttered wtth more than 100 so spectators, as well as booth sent:d s that the 53,50fl.man Amerlc;;; sa, Okla took top honors corpses mcludmg men, women areas w1ll be prole( ted m cao:;e f d force m v1et Nam ould do any 1 0 10 and cluldren killed by napalm r bad weather se\ t•ra copif'S a pnnte no · I parl~etpale 1 • 'F R L ' Flash Flood in ~~:~.;,": w~rk::: !~teh oot. are aw J R dbv and flame throwers '" the sav Utah Leaves 7 The Re alta ofiJCJals smd the IKe about the e~ents tn Pome- , s e" ise gb that art> bemg passed out 60 age ftghUng Some of them had ent WI >t eas ee r 1 been used as shields by the Vtet w1dth and 210 feet long tommema wale! ua ts Oh S Cong In th• ftrst mtnutf' of p M' . Coast Guard offtctals present , The Coast t.uard .,n be In io enate ersons ISSintl11 for the meetmg wit h ch Pomero1 to ass1sl wllh water thetr Sll· hour human sea as ' the 381h annual National Spelling Bee sponsored by the Scrtpps-Howard newspapers He 0 1 ended a see-saw contest With a Howard K Parker, IOD of Topeka, Kan' gtrl by spellmgl1 Mr and Mn Herbert s Park· 'larghetto er of Syracuse, bas recelv· saults ed a Bachelor of Sclence De· Bedraggled and bloodstamed MOSL"''W - SOVIET RUS- cree in Petroleum Engineer· Vaetnamese women waaled as SJa s off -course moon rocket, mg el Marie Callllo Pegea- kr they kneeled over thetr dead wtde of tis largest by 1110 000 in& at Marietta College Park- Uncomprehendmg children miles, raced through space to er, a graduate of Pomeroy stood by and ate Amenran c day toward an e .pe4:ted orbit High ICbool and star football I rations despite the nauseatmg of the sun player at Marietta College, smell or burnt and decaying The Russtans announced received bls degree during h A Thursday mght that an engme Marietta College'• !28th Com· 11 es f II gen 11 e monsoon ram aboard the LJna 6 - their 3, mencement oo June 7 was 8 mg 1100 pound, unmonned satellite The battle for Dong Xoat befatted lo respond lo a radtol gan before dawn Thursday stgnal from earth I<> change ! fS, ~hen battle-hardened Vtel Cong course I attacked m waves An Ameri· can survtvor sa1d It was aSSlluit PRESI· after assault after assult wtth the vahant defenders slowly W~SHINGTON dent Johnson and hts economic falling back • advtsero heheve that all s1gns pomt toward the U S econo- 1 M Clarke is Re-Named Head Of Association X!r~~;"~~':'~!c~~~ c~~;~n:f b~~~~ WEARING APPAREL for your FAMILY ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM E~"~rfelds In Pomeroy e 1 t f 1 1 O\ 10 10 more than guard tlons and rondurt patrolling , k~yagJreSsltl inslalia- ----- I Rl'\, k a1r~n Alkire Author ()f of respec 1!Ve Rega II a eye ts control measures dunng the COLUMBUS ll PI - The R 4.rtide M 1 Alk in Guide By United PresslnternatJonal were Wa lter F' Walker Flottl e\ents and supenlse regula Oh1o Senalt> lnilk thf' fi rst maJor 1 ev evm Ire, Ill Mul-11 Seven persons were mtssmg Ia Commander 18 3 Ga\llpolas t1on!-> Thl:' Manne ~v<'nt wt ll be step Thursdav m a dr1ve to cut l berr~ Avenue, Pomeroy, the and presumed drowned near Bill Matthews Flotilla 18-3 Past patrolled thorough tv b1 the u down on shophftmg-a $t35 mtl· ;•thor of a medttatton accepted Vernal Utah, today m the 0JvJsJon vtce capt•m of Dtvt· s Coast Guard hon a vear busmess' 10 Ohto I~r publication by The Upper wake of a VICIOUS flash flood sion 18 James R Walsh U s l:h 8 20 7 volf' 1t approved ! oom world·wide mterdenominWaters Insolated two commun- Coast Guard n Huntmgton Max i Offluals from the U S Coa'> t and sent to the House a btll atlonal devotiOnal guide accordtbes m southwest Wyommg \\i Watls RMI officer m charge Guard t>mphastzed tllat re-lu~e whlrh allows storekeepers to ~ng Mtn an announcement by Dr. of u s Coast Guard depot at 1s not to be thrown mto the nv anmng Potts edtlor of Nebraska braced for the pos Pt Pleasant and LCDR Hob PI by persons atlendmg the Re detam susp.cted shoplifters ln iThe Upper Room, '" Nushvlllt, stb1hty or more ram A seven- - -gall<~ Tl1e\ pomted out that their store!'\ un it I a police offlcer iTenn Inch deluge htt Alliance, ~eb I or even tiSsue paper rould I IS summoned The datly devotional guldt Thursday and washed out rat! I !Je danguous for dnvers 10 tre Under present law • store With a urculauon of three and road tracks between Bndeport ' '"'" keeper must let a suspected one quarter million II pmtti41 and Dalton Nep I . shoplifter gyt out of h1s store m 41 editions and 35 languagea The CoaSI Guard sa1d there befm e trvmg tn detam h1m 1 It 18 dtslrlbuted 10 more than More than I,OUU persoos who • • a1e laws makmg tt unlawful to 1hao p1o""on ted to th• dub 1110 rountrtes over the world fled thear homes at Newton throw d1scharge or deposit rt>f- bing of the present statute as Many thousands of ro 'o1 Kan cleaned up flood damage "'' 1n the na v1gable w"ters of the 'root race taw each tssue are dtstrlbuf: bJ 1 today They were warned , the Un1ted Stales For vJOiatmn , The bill prohibit ' however 8 chaplams servmg wtth the m!U.. they might have to evacuate or the sta tu te offenders shall be , storekeeper frnrn usrng undu€' 1tar forces chalams m vet .. I Road Repairs , DISCUSSed by Town Council '"'" cJ~~~:s~~D n:;nfo~o~: ~~~~~~~; 1 ~1 ~~sd~~~~n~ a~~~~~ : hosptt~ls ~y I ste~dy Ciar~e I r eht~- ~=n ~~~~:~~!mng ~~ ~ ~- ~ 18,! ~..-.... - ,. .. \1\ r ~ .- I I ' . fae~h\Je' Me~ Ed·J wa~s, . . _·----A '' ° • ~~n FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME 11 Mrs Oscar w Clarke was J, :· Mees, 91, agam tf more ram falls lh; restramt' m hold1ng a susperl jan{ and other and >ear re-elected president o f ehtTn· Claimed Thursday Heavy rams fell on the east patr on the West Pomt Road ed bl a /me 001 exceedi~g $2 I'd shopli ft er chaplams serving prisons and There IS no reason to shout[ County Commumty Concert As· Jacob T Meeo 91, a lomer ern Gulf states today Showers and tl was agreed to adv"e the 1500 nor less than !500 or bv ' Sen ThomHS p G'lmartm D other msbtuttons For vtsUai)J [rom the housetops that thmgs SOC!ation at the summer meet resident ol Pomeroy passed spattered the Rockies and ram slate road commiSSion about Impr~ sonmenl of or not lr.ss \ ounstnwn argut>d Ihal mno 1 handicapped people, The Upper. 18 are gomg up and up durmg the mg of the boerd of dtrectors away Thursday light m Athens drummed Oregon and Washmg· 1ts condtlton and request repm lh"n Ml daiS nor more thRn cent shoppers might become 1Room avatlable m Braille nexl half but we do expect a held Tuesday evemng al the He had been in Ill health for ton work durmg a recent meetmg une yeat OJ by both \ the Vlllims ot over zealous store and Talkng Book editions. good second half . John home lhe past •everal months The Utah flood poured down ' _ owners The meditatwn wntten by ld Th d Tlie New York representa Born m Mason City W V• Sh Cr k C bo \ Hartford Vtllage Council also But Sen Ross Pepple R Ltma Rev Allure Is published In s,on to newsmendn urs 8) fol· live of Commumty Concerts Mr Mees was the last of ~ Fleep eRe Ranyonl Tab ve learned durmg the meetmg !hat I rePlied !hal merchants spent Ithe July. August,...., and will owmg a pert tc review with Inc Jim Martin met with the family of 14 children Mr Mees d ammg hed oge teservo r urs the t ' b t f om~rov U\ or ··-' lhr b idge owns a ance o money m Irons1 derable ' 'me an d money Ibe us ed on Saturuay, All& Zl. ay, roared was through ou r s the ban k a1 the en d f ",.,ay Dt'nies Rumors Iop admm1s trat1on experls nmeteen board members pres spent most cJ. his hfe In Porn- and aee camptn.g bull dmg goo d WI 11 •n d •ere un THREE ARE F1NJID enl and gave !he group a nom· eroy where he was C&O Freight area was $8t9 57 and the rerorder 1 hke h to cause theJuselves em- 1 Three persons were lined antl Plans Marie for Fall ber of tdea. for encouragmg agent and telegraph operaotr presented a fmannal repon of Pomeroy Mayor C'ha rle< IR 1 barrassmen t by usmg the power two others forfeited ....... ,_ 'I'1'18 , I8 Bench Show more assoc•atJon members to for 48 years Ht retired. 15 The seven mtsslng persons Ia the wa te r works from J anuary gar tod ay demed rumors t hat mdISrnmman 11 Y .,. u• Middleport Mayor Lee...Smitl •• At a r;,.,ent meetmg of the enjoy ail the concerts present- years ago couple, thetr three youngb to May 31 wtth the L lance of the boa\ dockmg and Adds 50 To Patrol co!lrt Thursday eventnc A o MeJgs County Foxhunters Assn ed each season Mr Mees was 1 member of :: the system bemg $1 234 47 other proposed work along th• The House meanwhile voted Manley 47 , Mtddleport wu'::. plans were made lor the fall Several popular altracttOns the PoiiH!roy Methodist ehurch trader which was sbaltered by A ltre deparllnent promotion ' Pomerol Parkmg 1ol levee Will i unammously to b<'ef up the ed $10 and oosls for lntoxlc• fJeld lrtals and bench show were constdered for booking for Survtvors Include hi• wtfe the llood Their car was found was suggested by Mayor Wtl not be done Istrength of the State Htghway lion Everett Pierce 57 Rut. Twenty-live members were the coming season, and 'tnlllal Margaret, two daughters, Mrs overturned nearby llam Kelly and Councilman Ray I Ma)or Legar satd the job Is Patrol by addmg 50 new patrol- land $10 and costs: Jni,m..._ pre.,nt There will al!o ~e a plans for the tall membershiP Madge Strauss of Athens ond , Ftelds wos appomted treasurer ! sttll on tbe agenda but because men over the next t.u years lion Dana R Clark D Rl. I bench show on Aug I sl the campatgn were made It was Mrs Jean McKnight of Kansas Ve!ei'IIDI Memorial Ho1plllll of the ftre department to be in of problems tt wtll not !le ac- The btll which now goes to Mtddleport, $ll and 'cosi., IIJe. Meigs county fairground spon-~declded to present three eon· City, one grand•oo and one ADMISSIONS- Louise Ntch- charge of the drive lor money comphsl~r-d before the Juneltlie Senate orrgmallv asked for !gal exhaust Loretta Stewart. sored by the Ohio State Fox- certs lhts season, permitting I great granddaushter ols, Rolland; Tammy Curtls,l 18 20 regalia weekend 3110 new patrolmen 1541 each '" Mason, forfeited a ~bond anti hunters Assn. The next meeting 1ar1er budget for each artist Funet:al servtces Will be beld Long Bottom Jean Craig Shortly after the meeting sev the nextt wo vears But the von Stewart 35 Muon • will be the first Molll,lay in July Dur1111 the business meetong, Sunday 1at I !II p m In the Middleport· Mrs Cb • r 1e; era! councilmen and Mayor Kel· \ The mayor explamiil that be· I budget dtd not contam the funds bond both ~ di.turtnni 1111 PreSident J. C. Chancey would A. Kimball Sutter was voted Hughes Funeral Home at Ath· Wile, Middleport Jeffrey Mill· ly agreed to appomt Elmer •cause smtable btds were nnt re- I for the larger mcrease and the peace charges like everyone possible to attend ' ln u presldent-eleci, to Bills! ens wtth Rev Joe Maflell of er Syracuse Melvin Sydeboth-\ Hyder, spectal pohceman, as ce1ved the proJect could not 1btll was lnmmed m committee --~~ill ~ this meeting It will be lite last ' Mr1 Clarke this year prtor to fietallng Bunal will be In the.,;, Mlnersv;lle J 0 h 0 marshall unttl the next meeting I be gotten underway before the It also lowers the maXImum Geaenl I chance to make flnaj arrange- beading the organizatiOn durlnl West Union Street Cemeterv Pomeroy, This action was taken alter regatta age for new potrolmen from 3ll ADMISSIONS - II: R. ments for the fall show the IUtJ8.67 aeason Friends may call at the funeral DISCHARGES _ MIIQie ay Marsholl Sommy Anderson va- Temporary dock facth!Jes, to 30 and ehmlnatesthe present Ion, Pomeroy, Mary Mulual agreement was reach- home after 2 p m Saturday. Letart w va • WilHam Musick 1cated the job however, are bemg secured to ftv'\"year residency reqwrement Pomeroy. CITED BY PATROL ed with Rio Grande College to ; Pome;.y, J..;, Brinker, Attending were Mayor Kelly, be used for the regalia, satd for patrol applicants Tho Fl· beDISCPHARGES - lllbW The Ohio 5aale Patrol re- discontinue Jilambershlp recip· LU~;AL TEMPS cine. Recorder James M. Crump, Legar In all, 120 feet of docks nance Department estunates the rts, omoroy ports the arrest of, Wilbert L. Iroclty with the eollege'l Artist The temperature in Pome- BIRTHs-Mr and Mra Jallltl Councilmen John Roach, Ray to be placed along the wal· btU will cost about $250,1100, tn· ----Hearotd, 36, Concord, Ill, ciled •Serlea althou8h both oraanlza· roy'1 business distrtct at t1 tS Games, Pomeroy, a daugbt- Floldl, W. T. Stone and A. K er below the parking lot for use eluding tramlng and equipment 1 Cl>D~]le to cooperate am today ••a 83 dellfeel un- er, Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilt, McClung, Marshall Anderson, during tbe regatta activhoes, ac- eosts, when lullJ Implemented High lodty In ... low to Melga county court, June tlons wlll lor •ellow line violation. to aVoid cooAA!t ln.IChetlulinl. tier IUIID)' tlklea. IMiddleporl, dauahttr, Mr. Hyclt Cllld avera! clllzena. cordln& to lhe Pomeroy !llayw. m fiscall967 In eo.. I YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Johnson Calls lin Advisers for Viet Nam Review 1 I I More y anks are • K1•IIed Ill Fierce v• t Nam Action 1e Regatta v·I ewers to he seatedu der Huge Tent I I Iedet. WORLD Garden Club Has une Meeting On Monday or I ,• ~ In Hospl'taJ Hews Ch-est B'b/ er e program Slated Friday Night FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1965 OHIO 3 t Rev. Putney is Guest Speaker Mlsst~~ar) ;du~atiOn POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. ---------------"' FIVE CENTS -·• I I NO. 46 '". 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