https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dd88f1e89e3097b8a25a7b72f9a367c2.pdf 0ac52ee107b3da8472697639dbe65230 PDF Text Text ' '· .' '"'( no Youths Are Attending Bible Scho-o/ at Middleport Church Appi I>XImalel\ I \(1 \(IIJ(h are SOCIAL CAl~ENDAR 8 Dailv Sentinel Pomerov·Middleport 0., June__12. 1965 ( I Around And About M•'ddleport V.ti·altnh 1 inrludP a pacnir Thursda~ VOL XVII ., • ·~ at y e Will .J at· The American Legion Au:<IJ. B•h\t• s~ hno\ hc·mg s. pon'>orf'd ternoon (ollowmr th~ sehool Plans wt>rP made tor a mem- 1ZJ me_mbers and one gues, .JUt11!: 12 tary 8th DistriCt Conference ' 1 1'1 t 1"1 I ol The ohildren u·e tn take a sack ortal serv~re lor deceased mem· Mrs. Nma Bland of Akron. Host · Rock Sprmgs Cu~ Scouts Pack Mick Morris, Ashland was held June 10 at the Presby· 1 ' b~ lilt' I\ I( (1 ('\l' 11' h Mrs . Oettv. Chnr · ,246 wt 11 hBVt' an Ol1ting at the 1t d Chno;;t <~I th(' dni rdl Hu Ill \llddle lun('h and ~ile group NtH ~o to lbers on Sunday June 13 w en lesses were lese,student, ha~ compee terian Church in lAgan. Ohio Tlu, Ht·v !JIIn,ild \-tJcks, tht: roadside park for the piC·' the Phll<~tlwa. Women of the I Lena McKmtey, Mrs. Chester I Arthur Nease pond. ~atu~day. years work and IS spending sev- Registrations began ;:tl noon , p~rt(, ~, ut tl\{' chu r(h ~ ~ the Mil wtth a treat to be provrdt•d (Mtddlepott Church of Chnst Erwm, Mrs Allred Ruush lat 5 p m E<lCh family IS to I' eral days wtth. his parents, Mr. with one Delegate-at . Large, ~t'~ln' till t PII " I lht ~chool lot the children l'hf' program I met '1 hursday e-venmg at lhe andh ~ontnbudm~, M~s. I WMae Itake their own wte~ers and buns and Mrs. Wilham MorriS. 40 delegates, four AlternRtes ~\, l h - \1r s ll:lk" ,ts i'isrstmg Wlll ht> h~ld Sundew evenmg I church. Mrs Oscar Roush pre- I Llg toot an rs au mn land a covered diS Dave Rice who has attend- actmg as Delegates, 13 Alterdr ler1nl uHl ~un~: It· tlh~, JunP 20 at 7 30 p m at the Istled tn the Ctbsence ot the pres- I ' I . JUNE 13 . Ashland 'College this past nates and 27 VIsitors, makmg II l'h,.. llito•Jlr' ~,,1 ll•t' I\.\(\ "''t>eks church concludmg the school Jdent, Miss Mildred Hawley, Gr((nges Hold ]oJnl I A Natlvtty Deanery meetmg ' year, ls vistting with his par- total of 97 ~n~lon h \II S.i\lnt lpaehes l lw ho IS contmed to her home , Ses . Thursd•l v.ill be held Sunday at 2 P m I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice l The Conference was opened with Illness saon 'Y al the St Andre•'• Church m Lo • ~~~ • rr1• -. . rl·~·nl I" l tlnducted I Harrtsonv 11le and Hemlock ! Nelsonville. Mrs. Del Vecchio, l., and family before leaving for by the President ol the gan 1 1 ft ,l]tl !I d 111 r.• It I(I N m Pf'r ~t,·.•.•imwr~· So..iPfv J The mt'etmg was opent'd w1t h Grove Granges were guursts l president of the Steubenville OJCedar Pomt, Ohi o, where he 1unIt N 78 Mrs LoUis Mock sonrw l /ul lrlt' -;1l1onl md1tde Hm~ TI1J1rstltt~· ~1Pt1 1 I the stngmg ot the Phtlathea l when Rock Sprmgs Grange met ocese 01 Cathohc Women's club ''1 , ~ 1'I· will be employed for the sum· who def11cated an Amertcan 1 1 s(r11t1V t!r, k" l 1 111~,1.t1T, LI• . Hr The Womens M1sSIOIIdi'V Sol~ong and devolions wert~ gJVeniThursday evenmg. wrll be present Those w1shmg , :•' 1 mer. iFiag and the Auxiliary Ba~ner 1 1 1 1 ll1lH1 ,111d .~">~1,1.1111 ~till )I, lt'<Hlrr; ', rretv ol thr Pomerov .F 1 r s t bv \otrs Lena \1cKmley mclud- 1 The meelmg was opened and 10 altend may contact Mrs 1: ·~-· ~ ' I' '1',,(t 1 Mr and Mrs. Earl Smith and lI toto lhe her umt Unitas These ¥.ere gJVf:n , , , ·''·~··•·h, 8 g1fl from a past M1s ~1.11 \ 'lr 1111t1 nuJ . .t>!\ B<lpllst churrh mt>t 1 hursd.ty ' rsp the hymn, "Blessed Assur- 1closed by Harnsonv11le Grange t Paul Casci daughter Susie of Urbana a_re [ Dl'strlct President of their unit, ci.J:--"' \lr . , llmutnv K(M('h JUNE 1-' JANICE BRYSON, , daugbl1evl:'ntng aL the tiHJt rh wr!lr ance,' scnpture readmg Ulken j Vtrgtl Atkins, deputy master, vis1tmg he.re for a wee k w1t_h I Mrs Grace Holl, who was un, 1 bt'qlnlwl ~ \l1~" li'.Jtlt'llt' r ron ... s \1rs J E F'oslt>r prt>srdenl, 1n hom Homa11s The theme of discussed mspectlon and set 1l The Me1gs 'a~H Pleasure Rid· er of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gal 1 able to attend aml ~11 ~ h Jnld1n 1 1he d('votlons was "Thrs Is My ,.July 8. as the date ol Rock M11pll'llN pn rtmrgP d ers will meet Mondau' at 6 30 p Bryson, Pittsbargh, Pa., grad· Miller. The Smiths' sons, J oey The meeting was then turn· 1 m <~ n Ut•p.JI Inwnl I" , nnn r.roup smgmg of 11w lnmn Stmy" bv Helen Rowley. ISprmgs tnspectlon It was e- m. at the home 01 Cheryl W1l· 1 uated from Nortb Hills Htgb and Timmy Earl are vtsitmg edo"ertotheSthDtstrrctPres an \t':.JII~t·r \l r-, Dl· .. ~ t·r Rtre. ' Wm ThPm One Bv One" op· . .11 ctded that Hemlock Grange and I!tams 1 School Monday, June 1. Sbe d ' J,mlorrs \11, \\t>wlt>l t;t'tlnch. Pnt•d thP nwetmg A (ontttbu Dlrrtng the busmess sesswn Rock Springs Granges would The DAV and Auxiliary WJ\1 1 received tbe P\IA. Vocal Mus· with their paternal gran par· ident, Mrs Barton Holl, or L~ l!el !llt'i.I J.ItPs \lr~ ~{uth Pet- 1wn of $1 was made tnw<~rd was :mnounted that the baklel ; vtsit HarnsonvJile on Saturday meet Monday at 8 p. m There I ie Award. Camegtr Awards, ents. Mr. and Mrs Carl Smith gan Mrs Hol1 Introduced disers. rt>llt''llllwnh and :'111~" l'xpensl:'" nt st.JIE' prl:'stdent to •sr.le had been postponed un I :evenmg, June 26 Stanford Stock· V¥ill be nommatlon and e\ertion l and SOprano Solo Award. Sbr of Umontown, Pa ' tmgmshed guest, Mrs Lee Samh• But ut· 1Pgl"1 r.1 tum and <~!h'nd the World B<~plt<;t 4.1\t [Saturdav June 26 at the Trl · ton, Pomona Grange master, of offlcers All members are will be studying lttaJttages Mr and Mrs. VIctor Gr1m 1Moore, Department Secretary, 1 attt>nda•t• 't' llw-,e lt·,ldwrs ::~rt> anet> It w<Js ~;ott•d to make <lnd L~rstre ,Cieant-rs.. fhe SICk l~st l 'poke brrerly Mrs. T A. Hew· urged to attend this fall in preparing for tbe are spendmg two weeks in aM her assistant, Ann Echel· bem!:( ct'>sl'>lt•d bv utlrPI nwm· ~wnd a l:wt>l!t> to thr Wonwn s wn~ I Cad by MIS E:Tnest ~I- elson and Mrs Howard Ro!m JUNE 1~ I comlog \'ear at Philadelphia ZaneSVIlle w1th their daugh· man, Zanesville, LaSecretaJre Uers llf lite r'hutcli tla~sPs from ('nn!crenre at r.nu!VIIle nl:'xl larK I:' and mcluded Mn; Rcgma were reported til. The Democrat Club will meet Musical ·Acadtm)', At ber ter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Catsslere Mary Martm of De40 the tt't'n ,H!f:' gH •IIp:; ctnd ()!ht>r" lv.Pt>k Mrs l.nn11n Stl"lrt>tt de i Hud..;on, Paul Oavts. , :vtHhe\"~;~ Hemlock Grove presented the at the Pomeroy Second Ward graduation, she was selected Robert Sever. They were ac- partmenta1 8 et Pomeroy, Tht· iH·r k s p111grc~m tn tl udes dtcah•d the love g1rt A round selL Mildred Hawle) C program w1th Mrs Clara Paul· house Tuesdav at 7·30 p m to sin~ the "Star Spangled companied to Zanesvtlle by and past District President 1(':-;StHlS robtn cm d .... as st>n t to M r" D!lgaJd Debbre Kttchen Lou· sen m charge Fathers Day and Members are. asked to brtng Banner. ' Attendmg from h.ere their daughter and son-m·l<lw, Mabel Brown of Galhpohs, crarl p!u)ects H1blt> v.urk book<.: <ltllvltll•s and It' I Dale W!pp('l at Hob:rr Hospital ISe \1eElhrnny, Mrs Ro~ert F'lag Dav was the theme of ar!lcles for auctiOn sale and was 1\!rs Vernal E Black· Mr and Mrs. Russell Mtlls. Edna Williams of Oak HI~, lr· f1eshnwnt~ t>adr dd\ !'he da1lv Mrs 1' 1 Slwllon devollon.ll Cratg, Homer Jon,•s, Jenmfer the progr~m wh1rh opened w1th sandwrches or cookies for re· , wood a~ ttunt While there [ d G 1 1 rna Powen ol Logan, ~rt'~ chapel sen we (Orl"l" t.. . ut leHd,r gave a mt>dTiatlon of iLollse Esthel Bmns, Anabelle, the song 'irs A r..ood Thmg freshments ' M .Blackwood attended the I Mr. and Mrs .Lenar waz- ~ Marshall and Irene Conra songs, le:-;~ons a pup~wl ,how , of .Jesus and closed HoudH shelt I ena McElhm· l To Be A' Granger ,, The ongm The Twtltghl Garden C 1 u spring recital in which dowskyCoand cHhlldren otl Wdash-. Lancaster, each gave greelJingsk. --- -rh ' ~ b T d · tl b mgton urt ouse VIS! e re- The Honorable Mayor ac 1 -;;;;;:~:;;:;:;:;;,i wlth praver e p1ogram was i nv and Mrs Ebersbach I of Fathers Oav was giVl'n Y wtll mt>et ues ay evenmg a Janice sang three solos y .h h t Mr b ht 1mLharg~ ol Mrs APIPn Shd1n · Mrs Stanford Stockton !ol\ow 1 the home of Mrs Dwight Par· , Donaudy Brahms and Verdi. I cently Wit er pare~t d Moorehead of Logan roug .md y,as takt>n from the Ml sl Mt<> BobPrt Re1bel w&s nam-ed by the song. "'I he Church lker w1th Mrs. Robert Morris l She als~ t«•ok part in two 1 and Mrs. Russell M~r~ ~~~ls l greetmgs, Past Blh DlstrtctCom; I SIHn ma~o-mm· S('Vt>r<~l rt>ad ed to 11<1\'(' rharge of the Mem· ' In The Wrldwood ,. lsr. a~ co·hostess. duets Grandparent§ are Mr. grandparents, Mrs Ha YG mander, John McVey, bro~gh mg~ were grv('n rnrludmg, Ea•t ortal 'NV Ice lobe held Sun- A poem. •When PaIs Back" JUNE 16 l and Mrs. Hobarl Bryson. Ra· and Mr. and Mrs VIctor rtm ' greetings. from the Amenc:~ TONIGHT ]lnd 1.1 bv Mr~ Joo;;eph Cook I da~ Junt• 1:1 A thank you note was g1VI'n by Mrs Homer W1!1 - The Past Presidents of the eio,., , Mrs. Effie Price of St. Albans Legron Dtstrrct In 1 absP.nc:ce 01 s()uth lndm Mrs Ellen Couch: I \~Jas rt'<~d /rom Mrs Hudson, ard. Three ::~r ticles were read, Amen can LegiOn Auxiliary of \ w. Va rs viSiting wllh her dau-~ the Commander Nolan M 81 "RACING FEVER" , .Japan. \1rs V1etor Young Sr and Mr~ Reibel read a \etter Pa's Shorts." by .Ronald EastDrew We~st~r P£ls.t will have a 1 , ghter and family, Mr and Mrs , Athens whn was unable to • V\tlh. l utMutl'~liB 1 ~ml Bt~tbala Bt,l::',~tatl Hong Kong M" Ilarry L. lfrom Ihe Rev and Mrs Fred Iman "Grandlalhers Clock"' Mr potluck p1cmc at the home of \ 1 lrs. OuldiP II oMs Clifford Hayes and son, Greg I tend eakor H.;ulotl Ba~l.-. The C"ogn Mr< .I A Gardnc1 '! Mona Hart: and "An ExpenSive Mrs Eddie Smllh, Wednesday ! ·'I J ClfiSS Meet Mrs. Ben Ph1lson Middle· Mrs Moore was the sp 0 "BLOOD ON THE ARROW' Slepl;esson ond The Phillip M" Donald Hicks was pro· Boy Frteod" Frank Clark A at 6 tS p m /1( undt M chel Diddle port Elementary teacher, JS of the day, ta lkmg on ouDr' Fll, gt Dalto Hullf't bun \ l.u 1ha !lyt'r d th 1 1'-"'nl' ~or ........ ~""N ,,-~~ "'"' Mr a rs 11ers and Freedom 'The tstr r 1 ptnes Mrs Lon1m Sterrett gram e mrman an gave e prano solo was presented by Ste· fSi; ' • d th Adult class of recuperating from surgery a1 \( olu1 I 1 Mrs Cook also rt>,•d an artt;-le , story nf · M1riam" the . f 1 r s t phen Stanley and an art1rle, ~· ? I~n~~tal~\ acu!e EUB church, , Meigs General Hospital m Chmrmen gave lhe!r annua re-. SUNDAY & MONDAY or. lhe Mather S(houl 1he \ woman srngt'r Theb mt.•etmg W8S 1I "Through Channels,'' read bv :7'io arn I Th ursdayyevemngal the'lr home · ' Pomeroy ports Junt: 1314 . Mrs Holl told the de IegatmA Sm1totv freq uent!} ~end u srdiclost>d w1th the ened1ctlon AIS1anford Stockton. :;Th m charge of Mr and Mrs W1lham Mayes h 1 1 3 "CAPT A~~ ~.~WMAN 11 to th1~ srhool 1salnd rourse \'lias o;erftd to the Follov.mg two tap dances by ·:' ': M 5 e p~~e ~~lers vtce presi· and famtly of Ltma were re- : tlwt the Sth ,dt~lrl~t ~ ~ n~n ,_ Gl rgorv l't--t~ '! 1111 v ( 11 1Ir s \ A fr1end•dllp r1rc\e w1th prm 1 - ------ Kathv Wells and mstrumental l ~· Pc;merOV i. ,d:nt opened wilh the hymn cenl guesls of his mother, Mrs 10 membership 10 e1·h ~ e 'e\l ~ 'olnr er bv :'Ills StPphen"on c:lo~ 1 CIIAPTER 181 MEETS Imus1~ by Rand\ Svkes and .I an- j Ohl Lean,mg On The Everlasting' Lucille Mayes. enteen umts rna e t~tr ~oat 10 1 -<~ud the mt>e!lnj! alt er whtch re Pomero\ C:haplel 186 OES 1ce Eastman an artlcle, "A· 1 M~ Mary T~esda ~~~e/e~ Arms. followed b> prayer by ' Mrs. Lucille Mayes has re· , Ctlatt~ns wer~ grv~;rshl~ C~~~~ "STRAIGHT JACKET" frE'!' hm.ento;; v.Prr srnt'd b\ mrt m s l'Cial ~>e~ Thurs- mencamsm'' was read by Leo ' t~rn ho~= •ton ·wit~' hel son Mrs Sellers Scnptu~ readmg turned from Belpre where she Presl en!s or emresent Three .lu<~n(t<rldord Mts ros1PI c~nd Mrs Yuungto day e\enl~g, atlhe Masomc !Story. A H1ble qu1z conduded , v~~t ~nuht!r~m-law, Mr. and of John 17 by Mr. Drddle pre· spent several days w1th her , men whor~~r~nplnrrPHseofl 2 ~~========:;\ 10 member<> I Tern Ie. wtth 44 mem bers res- b~; Mrs. Paulsen \\.as won bv 1 a a ~ lass Wickham and ceded the hymn. "Where He daughter and son·m-law Mr I units l'{)p heir mem 40 TIH' July met>lmg will he hPid \ enl ~~eluding guests fro m ~ ar-1 Mm; Bettv Leonard A talk on~:~ ht~:S gShe was al't..'Ompan- Leads Me " Readmgs were g1v· and Mrs Ernest Covert and to me~~~Nit~;er !en~ iven 1· the home ot Mr: ~1,11 ~.v L nsonvtlle and Pt Plea<:at. t Chap-1 the povertv prog:ra1n wa~ g1ven l ied ghome b Stephame and en by Sam Pickens, Rev. Paul , famrly She was areompan.led bersht~, cJiatJOns YThey gwi're B,rtlt>V w1th Mt " E11Pn 1. ouch tf't s b! Ralph Moore ol the 0 h to Pattv Wtckh1m, for a V!SII Sellers, George Freeland .. Ray· to Belpre by her ~randch1ld· 1 ~-~~~ or! No 128 . · Junrtum Pomeroy Ohio 1Cooperat1ve Serv1ce, after wh1ch M: . Velma Douglas spent mond Kr1der , Mrs George ren, Chuck and Paula who had 1 ~P 37 . d W II t No as eo-h<l'ltess 0 6 i ---Cla1a Sue Sou\sbv, worthy lhe program clo'ed wilh a son~ thJsl sweek at Ivydale w Va, Freeland and He~sche\ D1ddle been vtslting her for several an e son TONIGHT ATTF.Nil SERVIfF.S matron and .lames Soush\' war-] "Aunt Dtnah 's Qwltmg Partv ) wtth her mother, Mrs Euda During the busmess sesston, days. . I El~tion wa! held and 1Eitza. "T HE HORROR OF , s th\ palt on presld~d T h r e e 1 Refreshments were sened by Hamrick the mmutes of the last meet· Mr. and Mrs Jenmngs Way- ' 'h J C f Ath ' IT ALL " Guests at ~lr Jnd 1• 11 , • H Cl k d h df bel ean arr rom ns t~J nw,ghl Hobac·k were their lO U· candrd<~tes were tntltated Maud , the host (,range to 55 memMr and Mrs Gerald M!chmg read by ~1rs. arry ar land an son ave move rom to h e Dui1 I-'·IJIJI1(' Ertt .1 Hodgtts· Drnnt~ l'rtH' sms. Dr anrl Mrs Hm GJI!J- Crueser and \larJom• Crov. , bers and guests, 1ael and famlly, ... ap..d tytrs J!!izel . w:1 ~ -ap~roved and the. r~~~~~!.~- ~~-('~~lelj lfllili~"ii'A .. "WITCHCRAFT" land and Mrs F.drltf' Wolfe of served as pro-tem o(hrers and , I u: "•)li :,~ I t ill t'harH.'\ trn·k llt'dlt y Cadd1e Wickham ,ts soloist ·" ;;ast Liverll<"l, F.verell Gilli BIBLES PREShNTEQ su~~dAJUe~g~~AY hind of Ahqutppa P!:l, Mr and The mef:'trng closed in regu -1 Btbles were present~d rec h" Junel 3•14.15 Mt s Cl<~rene e llobm and Mr s lar form with Mane Curd a ]ly to the 1965 graduates 1 "NONE BUT THE Elste Bvers of Columbus, Mrs past matron. giving the fare-1attend the Syracuse Nazar •• BRAVE'' F'rancPS Ornz o( Ambrtdge. wt>ll j church 'l'<'lhlli('O!tlrGl d H r I F'IJrlk _s 1n,1t 1,1 1 lrnt \\':.rlkt>r Pa and Mrs Jays arrrs o Refr'"' hmen(!'! nf rookies, Bob Stewart, supermteTJ:d,' J'ommv S<~n ct ~- Ut ;u1 llt•xtPr t\thens Thev attendf'd funrral punch and nut<> wt, r served by made the presenlatron to SlP Tunv l:ltll Sarnm• l<J ( k~nn srrvtces tor lhe1r <'OU.<ttn, M1ss Mrs Somulsby and Pauline na Arnold and Brenda Bl'l L<~ra 1n.- Stt·phen.s B 1 h R t G 1 B d 1 Colorcartoons eu a ose ' .rea en Mayer !rom a table Wtth whtte 1Iof Pomeroy High School , .. :j ' '-:=:=====~=::i:=-B:•~P~":''~C:"h~u~rc~h~. ..-.............,.; ~·over and centered w1th an ar l Barbara Sprouse, John $ I ii rangement of red rose~. Mrs. Thoma! Weaver, WiU1 ..... ' . 1 Soulsby pm1df'd •t Ihe punrh 1Knapp and Roger Sayre, I bo•l land H1gh School. "' allt>ndtng fht' 11 ,,\, Next weeks actll'illeS Plans For Memorial Service Made By Philathea Women at Thursday Meett '' Auxiliary Has District Event On June lOth FIVE CENTS MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 48 en tine J ° · < b, .::pal r ear Truckers aid Project by Hauling Dirt I I 1 1 M • I About y \ I People Jn ! 'MR. L. W. McCOMAS J ·1 SUP I• 51011 ~~f.~£~;,eo::,nt~iddleport rb~'h·ot wvlce include two bmldmg waa ron!lructed I The easiest paint in the world to apply - ' "WAMPUM? J !./ f ·: ., '' 1 Noll pay • I ....r. ,, .. , r ,., • •• by check1 11 "Bead·money went out with tomahawks. Like othe< mod· ern folks, I trans(er funds luco~tex said, 'Heap convenient; 95 '' ' ' COM£ IN AND OPEN YOUR CHECKINIIACCOUNT. SOoN!I, !I i •• 4% Annually~ (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) lnternt Payment OatH Are: Feb. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th eGALLON WE CAN MAKE lHE PAINT COLOR YOU WANT IN MINUTES! The Pomeroy Cement Bloc~< Company ·' ' The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Have Grown Bee1use We Have Hell~f; Others Grow" Tho Depa rtment Store of Building Since 1915 Phonu WY 2·3193 and WY 2·3679 '' economical!'" YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ _ __ Pomeroy Member Federol R-r•• System Member Federol Deposit Insurance Co1rporall POMEROY, OHIO r:llll John's Almanac 1:00 Popeye a. Pall t:• Tap Cat t:30 BeciDr Heathcote to:oo Underdoa ll:liO Fireball XL5 11:00 DemliJ the Menace ll:30 Fur)' 1!:00 Tbealre 3 1!:30 Trills West 1:00 Wonderful World of San F:ancllco 2:00 Baseball Warm-Up 2:10 Reds Vs. Cubs 1:30 Pete Smith 5:00 USGA Golf 8:110 FlaU & Scruggs 6:30 Man From U.N.C.L.E. 7:30 Flipper 1:00 Death Valley Days my granddad might have Sl1ps on !tke a dreJm Looks hke a dream and wears Irks a dreamlluco Te~ t t<;ls 50% longer and dnes 1n m1nutes, It's bt1ster and peel reststant. Clear bnght colors that won't laUe away but last and last lazy pa1nters lo'le Luco· TeY bPcau se 1t s so Pasy to apply .• , 11ows off the brush end onto the surlJce w1th ltttle effort and such beautiful results. 7:110 TV Classroom 1:30 Kentucky Jones 1:00 Saturday Dight at Movies 11:00 Late News Plcf!lre 11:10 TV S Weather 11:15 Sports ll:ll 1"'lmm ol the '50'• with checks - by mail. A• ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT s to : • WCHS- TV ChannelS ( )l; tAT., JUNE 1J IDGm.JGHi'S 5:011 Color, NA'l10NAL OP· ' '. ~· ' EN OOLF TOURNAMENT action .t tbe 1Jtb.18tb bolel of the lltlrd ruuncl Jf the tournament, eoJor.eut lrom the Bel 1, • ,,. lerive Cou11trJ Club. St. Lo~ . Mo. Co!Gr, SATURDAY " I " NIOH'l' AT TilE MOVIES " •· •'llelra18d." atarring Clark Ga , , bit, Lilla Turner, and Victor ' · "Maltlrt- Wbea Holland Ialii to ·" a. Nllll, Dl1fdt apy chlef CoL t:GO 1:00 Milter Mayor t:\11) At;ln Show 1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:110 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:110 Llllus The Lion llearletl 11:30 The Jetsons 12:110 Sky King U:30 Mf Friend Flicka 1:00 I Love IAt~ 1:30 CBS Newt 1:U Buebali-Yanieet 01. Twins 4:30 "How Does Your Garden Grow" 7:30 AI Hirl 5:00 Jubilee 1:30 Early Movie 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 1:30 Gllllgan'a IBIItnd 1:110 Secret Agent 10: 00 GUiltlllloke 11:00 Up-To-1b..Mfmtte Newa ll:IS Weatber Notes 11:20 MIWoD DoUar Movies Pleter Devester !Gable) II IIDIICIIed Into Elldland and ... algoed the espionage ~ aiDing ol Dutch girl Carla Van Oven. 11:36 FILMS OF THE IO's"There'a No Busineso Llka Show llullnen," olarrlttg Etbo el Merman, and Dan Dalley, A hullbend and wife, top vaud.. ..me te1111 of 1111, Nlum with tlialr three cltlltlren now In tho ad. 'l1le team dissolvea wbea oae IIID IHvea ,to become 1 prioal, - retDJiled at 1 bmfl&. edm~;.w~:,.:~~i~o:ndA\~~~ ~ who waa largely r.. ~ ~!lem, :J'f'le for tbe work bein& i~J­ ""· ert~~en by lhe trucks, STEEP, BUMPY GRADE OUT, GRACEFUL CCRVES IN - Campers headed for the bivouac area of Forked said· We wlmply wanted to I Run Slate Park soon will glide-ride the>r tra1lets up this graceful ascent Presently, asSIStance IS often required do_ something ,tlrat <would help I of a state tractor in order to reach the campmg heights at this, one of Ohio's most beautiful state parks Forked Mlegs county. . 1Run Park has been chock-full of campers each weekend They ha ve learned that 1f a space IS wanted they had Elsewhere In preparation for to get there early Fnday afternoon The state charges $ 1 per_~,gh~_for_a family of four. A real good deal, no! the regatta workers began in_ _ _ ___ _ stalling te,;,porary docking fa. Tag Day is i'a~r!:••to ~:~~;,~~~ ~ ~h: lp atroope1,S ~:::s~m:.~.~ t~c~!s ar ,·. ~~:.to~~~rO:t:::~!~: in dleport Public Library Board wao st~rted on upper park· r•• Saturday's Television Program WSAZ- TV Channel 3 I success Ill• • tUPI.I • .Jll lilt . ~ as an elementary teaeh- 1\IJ5tl. and the new Pearl St. El· of Tr11$lees. ~ .... , tng lot ... of.., '•. ..._' ei: nve "years BS element~ry emenlary School was com- . He has ~>#en active In promo- It W~S reported that the til) of land at the DOW-idle Ra· I prlnctr>al; hve years as h1gh 1 pleted m 1957. lion .or aid to cr_1ppled ch1ldren, ft. 1 210 ft. ion tent that will venn.a Ars~n.al- for a prlreschool proncipol, and 24 years Mr McComas has been ac. servmg as chamnan of the cover the u ~r arking lot i to Old Ohtos bid for a proliS superlnlendent. i liVe in Southeastern Ohio Edu-1 Mlges County Eastr Seal was expected ~0 a... today. I I aid Ohio's bid for • prO· Durutg his admimstratlon Jn l cat1on c1rctes, havmg servedl drive for nine years He is a PAGEANT TICKETS posed $!80 million atom the Middleport School.• the orig· as pre~ident of t~e Southeast- past W.M of Middleport Lodge Advance ticketa for the Re· Boys' Baseball ·rag Day work·! smash.r. SAIGO:"J (l"Pil _ A hattahon of U. S. Army paraIna! hlsh school bmldmg was ern Oh10 Teachers Assoc1al10n l F &AM. and Past Worthy Pa- g101111 1 Mtss America Pageant ers m Middleport Saturday re·· Sen. Frank J. Lauscbe. [). X · Th 1d D rompleted, an addition to___th__e m 1956 and preSident of the t, Iron of Evangeline Ch_apter of to be presented at 8 p m. Sat- I ported • "most gratlfymg re- I Ohio made the announCfm<nt troupers dug In todaY near e mbatt e ong oat e c 1 d E t d v 11 s E t s Mddt rt alter' bls Ravenna coordinat- mo ve put Ame t1 can f01 ces tn an offensive position for 1 'Y :" d xempfe S \hage ,u· ~ Mas ern W tar n ~ epo I. urday in the Romeroy Jumor l ~ponse" by the public. iog commtttee of Burkeye the first time In the Vtet Nam war. . amWWJ.f~-""'1 perm en ents o ou eastern artm .. E.ssex IS t .e on y High School auditorium are be-l Mrs Ruby Vaughan, gener· congressmt>n met witb DrpuF'n e dav ~ o[ ~lghtmg In the Dong Xoai area has reoOhio He 1s a member or Ph1 ' other surv1vmg hsupermtendent ing sold unttl Friday in sever· al chairlady. sa1d an eshmat.ed ty Defense Secrteary Cyrus suited 111 an es11mate d ~., 000 casu aIt"1es- 1.000 sou thy·1e .. •1 f M ddl 1AI pha Theta. Natmna I Honor- ~ o ' eport sc oo s. al busl · ness hou••• 170 boys collected $~ at homes d M Mc h d -. · -"'-U Vance The Chmese swtement sm - - · ary Fra t erm tY r c omas as commen · Tbe book tickets bf-ing sold 1 and on uptown streets. Pek mg would neve! g1ve up m ~ews Agency They were pub1 A member or Heath Melho- 1ed the Middleport Board of Ed· by lbe Uono' club for I b • Mothers assiStmg '" the dri~e · Ihe idc•olngl("al cnnllict With the liShed today by Peoples Dally, dist church, he has served as 1 ucation through the years for its 1 regatta weekend do aot in· 1were Mrs. Don s·~yre, Mrs 1 ofl tcta 1 newspaper of tht .. Sov1ets I! eha rgt>d that the t1e Sunday School Supermtendenl cooperation in provldmg the dude admloslon to lbe P"l· Fred Klem, Mrs. Norman Van [ men who " '', eeJed fnrmer Pekmg reg1me, and Red Flas, and chatrman of the Off1caq best posstble educational plant eanl. Advance paJeaat tick~ Meter Mrs Robert Hysell and I ' Prt>mrr Nlkrta s Khrushrhev the Chrnt>se 1deolog1cal organ. lu , Board for seven years .He IS a for thl! chll~en of. the com- ets are •• each. Adminion at Mrs. Don Mullen ' were more cun nmg .md dan· Toda>•'s article used many o1 I member and past pres!denl or mumty, He IS married to the the auditoriwn door. oa SaturEddie Brown received a pnze gerous" than !hf'll' prl'(leees<.;Of thr phrases contamed in a 1etthe i the Mid~leport · Pomeroy Ro· former .lulia M1ller and resides day will be $1.!5. from the Middleport Depart· The charges were l'llclamed ler m'de public hy Pekmg two 1 WASHINGTON (UP II " "r In a lnng arllclf' broadeast Sun· yea r o;; ago m wtuch the Chinese 1 tary, an prestdent of the Mid· on Ma!n-st _____ __ 1 Tirkets may be purrhased at ment store as top ticket sales' ' SwiSher & Lohse Drugs • New 1 man, wht1e Bobb Y Hyse II and , , M Goldwaler the - "" h d h 1964 Re- da\ b} 1he nffl'''!l l NI' W ( hma denounred t e 1 ea t at peace. York Clothing House, the Sent- Roger P1ckens won lree sno -' 11 ' tul coexistence <'O Uld replace mel Office, Downte • Cross, cones frum the vaughans sno· l publican preSidentiHi nommee. the revolutionar) struggle of JERUSALEM, ISRAELI Crow's Town and Counlry Resh" says Prestdent Johnson should ,, • lheThepeoples" taurant and the Messenger of· cone mac me. i' " stop trymg to be genera I" <~n d 1963 letter was issued by The body • I Dr. Martin Buber, ' Israeli's foremost philosopher lice m Pomeroy, the Fint Na· ColleriiOIIS from busmess let lhe mlhtary decide slral-1 lhe Central Committee of the and theologian, lay In state at tiona! Bank In Racine and the places in ~hddleport are lo be 1egy and tact1cs m V1et Nam , ll lS h C t 1· Hebrew University today. Thou· TOKYO (UPI)- Communist China today marked the Rutland Branch of the Pome· making these collections are' The former Anzona Senalor , L1 mese ;mm,uniSll pt"'ty ~' .. 10 1 sands of Jews paid homage to second anniversary of its open feud with the Soviet Un· roy National Bank. '! completed thiS week Lades [ also said Sunday mghl in a tel-l p 01 .1 d d a toVIet0 cad or dilios1 May ,rv the man who long urged a re· 1ion by chargmg that the Kremlin out tO' the makmg these cllectsioos are' eviSwn mterv~ew that the Reds ' or c1tar ' " 1" '1 a ·nvc;' '1' <arl); cow mbee mg 1h lSKcuss 1. erd· · N is selling lk eo; .egar s our · 1ences etween e rem m an I b k approchement between lsrae Untied States by ac mg Vtet am peace ta s. Mrs Sayre. Mrs. Charles Wme- should be put on nOIICe that , S d 10 11 1 _ rar1 p k In a b'Jtter denunc1a . t ton of Sov1e . t suppor t f or peacef u I S'mgIe Car Wreck ""'"g and the Arab world , brenner, and Mrs L10net Boggs Hano1 ttsell could be born be d • un h•'Y ,,. 1 M·a3 111wo st They e mg Buber died Sunday at the age coexistence, Peking sa1ct the Russian leadership has been Is lnvef!tigated Expenses of the Summel" unless they gave m. mlsd ap ~n d"' , b1 · Ko"e' 1 h' · k tone house l"b · W h" t L d d P is t · g t b · I f 11 th 1 k h If d "' a '"' nv<o 7 or 8 Jn IS ~m s usy m as mg on, on on an. ar. rym 0 r~ng The Meigs County Sheriff's Boys' program average $1100 an· •·t u Y n t at we o Walker came boff I 35 Pornerov less, than a m~le from Jerusa· 1 about peace negohahons 10 a pam~,taking effort to fmd department investigated 1 one nually. Over 125 youth, from th1~ that some ttrne m the S camort• onto Ea~t M<:~ln ftsh terns old wall and tile scene of a way out fo_r the U.S. aggre~sors car accident on the Side Hill 9 through 17 lmcluding Pony ear ly wmler or fall Haom w111 11;, 1ed and hil an edslbound au· [ B recent clash between lsraeh namese ~ldlers anrl 1,000 . road, about one mile northwest and high school summe> play) ' say they have had enough and I to .,;.,raled b) Donald A Bnd Jordanian soldiers. Commumst guemllas tery of supporting artillery are of County Road No. 3 in Rut· are supported by the pro ' they won't take that nexl slep," Watth 2:! HariiOid, w Va I Amencan reconnaiSsance pi- committed to act1ou, 1t Will be 1 d to h" Sat d gram Goldwater sa~d. WASlllNGTON - AN UN· lot said 225 guerrtllllS were the first lime an American unit a~ wns 'Ped bur ~Y· , • There was medmm damage 1 precedented, 12·hour festival killed Sunday when U S. Navy has been sent Into direct eom- Rourkcaro Dewnt yeo trget Of· UNIT CALLED to both car< and Walker was 1 0 e, x er, wen ou o White planes bombed an d strared bat agal nst Commumst rorces of arts opened at tht tr 1 The Middleport emergency - c11ed on a d.arge ol reckless d tor Four Artions are ·t pos 11·10ns s1x mt1es smce · th e Korean war. con on a curve an e R ' operat1on No InJHnf's were 1 Rltl WUCIY WI thMs r . Lyndon eo mmums do bout db p I rescue un1t was summoned al 1 e a ves 1earnedMonday ol House •-•· 20 f et f f B. Johnson saluting the 200 , west pf Dong Xoat. Geo William C. Westmore· til wnDa 1 L e~ ence eporte Y atro B 30 p m Saturday for James I reporled Pomeroy Pultee alsu the death that day of Ina Rey· 1 participating artists for their seven Americans •re kn?wnlland, commander of American D~ive:':e the ":'reck.J'~.;.'~ Two arrests and two con VIC McAbee, North Second·sl He 1 arrested Okey KISer, Letart Ids Bmg, 87. at the borne ol creative work. dead and ll others are miSSing. forces m Viet Nam, aa1d tbel !ned k toda the d lions were reported today by was taken to Veterans Memor-( Falls on an mloXIC,tlon charge er daughter, Mrs. H311}' Tea~ President and Mrs .. Johnson, Fifteen Amencans haye been snowballing Communist drive in I ':~tmen~n.,::~wn y, e· the Ohio State Patrol. 1al hosp1tat with reported back ove; Ihe weekend Richmond, Va. back lrom a weekend m Texas, wounded. Phuoc Long Province is .expect- P · Donald Lee Spencer, 22. m1unes She was born In Che:lhlre, turned the executive manSion Death Toll Rlseo et. to contmue, enhancmg the Vele M rW H pUll Bnd Cindy L Swatzel 19 both ' --the daughter a1 the late John Into a big stage for leadmg ~:; The US death. toll elsewhere possthility of a confrontation~- Adlll~=f~ns •:.::...., ~ Mil- of Pomeroy ~ere cited 10 ' Syra· l POLE HIT ASKS DIVORCE and Mary Eblin ~ynoll!s, and tertainers, arttsts and wr lin Viet Nam climbed Sunday tween U.S. and CommuniSt dred Fisher Pomeroy· James cuse rourt on Thursday for ' Middleport police invest1galed l . was a former resident of Citeto &lve I~ ~resentallon reflect· ,wh•n three Americans were ,lroops. McAbee, Middleport. ' [speed. John D Withams, lB. \ a mm.or one-car accident oo , Anna I Wmes, Rt 2. Racme, shire and Middleport. H~ hu"' 1ng Amer~ca s heritage. kllled 10 a truck explosion. The j m..~..... Satuday _ Ml- Syracuse, was fmed $10 and I Locust-s! at 5·05 p m. Satur· l has flted a pet1hon for divorce\ band, Alva A..Bing died m 1935. CIDCAGOivlctims were Marines stationed , M 1 Gellf 1 Ho pllal chael Imboden MlneriVille· costs for speed 10 Gallipolls i day. They satd DeloriS Schm1dt. m Meigs County Common Pleas She was a member of the BerCIDCAGO . near the Da Nang a~r base. l Adme'~l Sar~-d 1 Ell 1Sandra Powell Roedsvllle: court and T L Roush 18 Ra- 39 Charleston W. Va, bumped Court from Ctyde Wmes, Jr., ryman Methodist church at 1 re·\ readied a ril"roaringt clve · · \ LaRue..101s ay- Sto-' a Mrs. James Games • · ·hiS $27 '50 ·bend a ·light pole while ' · mto Rt. 2. Racme. chag James Eighteen other Marmes were m· Pomer ·. Wilma ~nd dauJih-• cine, ' forfeited turmng r mg gross . ' RIC hmond. ~-------~--~----- ~· ,' t:;. a, i;? · I cComas to Retz••-..n 1,1 ~ Mr. L. W. McComas, Superintendent of Mtddleporf Schools, Is retiring after spendir 1 39 years m the teaching field and school admmistrahon 1 A nauve o( Meigs county, Mr. McCOmas atte~ed Sctpio township schools and later received his BS degree m Educatwn at Ohio Umversity. was awarded his Master's Degree at Ohto State Umversity where he a 1 so 't h . d t h wor ked to.ward h ts octora e. H1s teac mg career began WI h t ree years of teacb· 1 MEIGS THEATRE it 1 Activity surged Into high gear along the Ohio River in Pomeroy over the weekend m preparation for the upcoming regatta, June 111-20. Hundreds of tons of dirt were hauled by local tr11ekers. It will be spread between the upper parking lot wall and r1ver covermg rocks there lessen cllances of damage the expens1ve racing craft. Three local trucking firms, Goeglem Bros., Jay Hall, and Bernard Gilkey, provided trucks on a volunteer basts to carry out the proJect of getting the , nverbank ready for next Sun· I <day'a Eaatem United States ?,. Championship Boat aaces. ~-, at WHTN-TV Channel 13 Offensive • Stance M.ddleport Ito I 1 ' Goldwater Has , Idea About \l'ar 1:30 Neighbors I:U Social Security P:OO Herald ol Truth 1:30 Word ol LUo 10:00 Superman 10.30 "lA MID'I Grutd Prls AufAl RaCI 11:00 Cuper 11:30 Porky Pig 12:110 Buga Btmn1 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New American BllldstaDd 2:00 Major League Booeball, &:00 Wide World 01 Sporll 6 30 CbampiODihlp WIWIIiDI T:30 'l'be King Fam!IJ I WORLD I \ ) 1:30 Lawrence Welt 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Yotmg Newa 10:41 Clilller Theatre • Ad amant Ill • Battle Pekmg w·"'th I ' Id K • } • I rem Ill s eo ogtes Dfl,IO.,f . ("·lle(I Af tef 1\1' hap 'I PHILCO ° ' Mrs. Bing Dies In v·ugm.a .. Al Age f 37 ' :n I 1 eeolor Television :~~f~ttf~nd·~~~:~'White \In the same court for passmg '\ the Dalf)l lsle. No charges were neglect of duty and extreme . Surviving In addition to her Etta , on a curve. filed. cruelty, daughter are a son, Charles aiJe civil-rights demonstrations.' of the. 173rd Airborne Brigade, Chapman, Chlllleothe; Ruda Cullums, Chester; DwiJiht · Bmg, Cleveland: two grandchl),. More Jhan one million pef· lwas. atrllfted to Phuoc Vinh, the Hall, Middleport, Edna Schaef- Sturgeon, Middleport. I I dren, Thomas Teal Bnd Judy sons wen expected to throng capJlal of Phuoc Long Province •er, Pomeroy; E. R. Holland, Dfscllarao• Stuttlay - Eula Bing. and a brother, Leilia tbe city' a flllg.bedecked streets where a regiment of VIet Congl Pomeroy Welker, Columbus; John Ed· . Reynolds Cheshire. .' 66 of the ce guerrillas Is staging a deterAdmfs~loo SU•da _ Wllllam Daisy lteJi. SANDERSON, Tex IUPfl-A the town Friday . lmoculated. Mor~ than per i The will arrive late~ wards, Pomeroy: 1 8 Richard J J:.%y mined rainy season offensive. Landers Pomeroy ·y Ardith Bar-' "'"· Rutland; ohn Cleland, Ra· dog, begrimed with dirt, nosed Eleven others were shll miSs- cent of the towns 2.350 per~ns Iday nigh/and tentative funeral promi.e.! tile weleome ~ld be Phuoc Vinh is only 20 mllea ton Pomeroy ' Icine; Mro, Charles Wiso tnd through a pile of debris and a ing :had taken 'ltnll-typho~ ~ ~s. 1arrangements have been •I "the• tllOil ,...,..tiona I, magnifl· south ' of DonS Xoai. ·-e• SUnday _ Mulne' daughter. Middleport. minister asked, "Is this one of While prayers were being said The '1esedt wtodere e.pec e for Wednesday altemOOil at tbe . and enthusiastic Seel"'"" ~..--• God'1 warnings . '" ay. the kind of Rawlings-Coats Funew borne <ent dramatic ,,... ,\cU.~ Philson Racine · 1' ·the whme of bulldozers shaI• mocu ·w ata ithout 110 ID ol our I!Ountry." ' .. . · The faithful went to thetr t.'eu.:derstand th1s." the 1with the Rev Ruppelj DEATH TRAF action, designed 10 PI'Oltet P~tl' , ·Lj!C.U. TEMllS ReedSville. and l\lllll J..ooJse.churches Sunday to give thanks b!n homes for 450 people tnto R~v J Chiton Hancock of the ~offlclatmg. Burial wiU be 81 elatmed · tlie nves 1 oc Vinh from tile ktnd :ol• , The temperatuu In PctmerQY's Burke, 31, Reedlvllll: Etlil lor being alive. Sixteen fellow clustel"ll to be sprayed with dis· Baptist of 41 ~~ .across whioh tbe Comll!!'ii)IIMhe4 ~ualnlllif~lr!d at -11 ·85 1, m. Sanford Clonoh, 21, Mlddleporl, 'reJldents of Sanderson were infectant, , . It IS one ~~ e aza s , , · .;e·'lt~tlolt' dtirllti '.l bt weekimil. last Th~rsday, OD· Q!litg X~ ; 'W!!IIy 71 dqree1 .under sun- 1clerk, and Carolyn Jean Hen- killed by flood ,wa~rs thet , , hvmg. 1~ .. this one of Gods! neral home liter If ~ ~~~t~u~ . !"'. pap •), · 11 the paratroopers srula bat- ·ny1fiftl, ., ., .,, , . \drlxt 11, PO~f.l "ude~ Ipiled lbnlu&b lite ceullr ell Bable$ cried when~~ were .warwn&s1 he asked. nesdlljl. , W I 1<1\V' f 1' 11<•')1\1/.tl\t>~.~· ·.ii"l,o '~~·•·•\v \1!1\l&ii '\1'-t.( I'• •I'HI~'·•i \lilw~\t, ijl~lt'll U~"'~ Mi>' ,.U:Ait • tJo•e ''' "' ' ,., ,. "'' '1 . , ' .,.,;lAY to- i Jured. . bart, Pomeroy. Q)'' Iter, Pomeroy. da despite the threat of mas- ( The paratroop battalion: part Dtsellarses Saturday - C. C. Admllllono Stllldly - I Deaths Ill • Texas Fl00 dSeen as PortentS I bod :::;n: c:' SALES AND n..... SERVICE ' ' •' F••••u.& Mt~on· "~ .. w-. .. ~~~-~:f ~ ~,:h;,~~~'<~f'lj ' d...hi~ ~~~~~ta~~~~~jl'!a:::: . I ~:~~~te!''~~~ ~,1 a1~ Fl~st It!•• I :~,~e~~ndi~~e~~~~~f~':ti' mm: ; ~owanl Ch~ch ~ d~ th;,.=e~:u ca~ �·, i • Dally Sentlntll, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 14, 1965-3 ---- ' '( Tlat! Daily StJntinel I OMMENU TING EDITORIAUY •I t Closer and Clo5er Voice of Broadway ••• reporting lottiDp II Pncll A bil PI~IUrt dttl lor i!ouP)' Salea aoem• to bt near al hand. He ball often lrom thrttl f!llll companlee . . . You 1111J IIIII have heard tbt 1111 aiiOUI tbt CISiiua Cll)> • lonny LlltoD match. A Vllr'/ Jmporllllt ton In WasltiJCIOI It tlldq a personal lnllrllt In all lljliCtl of the C<Jntroftl'llll ehlm(llOD> ohlp mlsbmam . •. lddlt Jltth. .,, wbo't bHn boiUIC!nl back tnd forth httiOIIIl tlllnl ..... elel, Will try It 110W wtth AthleJ·Famouo. lt'a hll fOtlrlh diange In t1111 1fara • , , The publicity ,....... tboul lddy Dlnnis beinC lipid lor tht lloUywood tdlptlltoa cl "Who'a Atrtid of VirtU. WooU!" In· dioate the IIIII ba htr tloma debut Not reoUy. lhe was In "Splentltlr In 1111 or...." tile Worren IUIIJ • NoiiUt WE WISH there were some way we could present statistically the lev•l o! education of the residents of Meigs county. This thought was motivated by tbt passing parade of gnduates from both secondary tchoolt and inltitutiono of higher learning in the past few weeks. II would be interesting to compare our level with the other 88 e<~unties of our state. We know that we would probably not rate in tho upper half. but the stand· ing btlow that point might ourprlse some o! the most petsimistlc elements in our midst, who take a dim view of our ac· eomptishment• along the path of learn· p.,. 1111- WOOd alamr Of a ftw Capitol Comment, Events By WIWam 5. Wbtte WASHINGTON - At t h t er1111 In Vltt Nam 1row1 mort aomber, 10 1row1 a prufound DOlTOR SAYS By Waynt G. Brand•tadt, M.D. A mother writes that two ) With all of the emphasis that Is beInc placed on education and training today we can begin to see a eomplrte break through by tho l!lHO'o, when maD~ of the otatlstica on the minus •ide will be out of the picture as far as he· lng active in the working groups of the country. It is heartening to learn that eo percent of the workers 4~ yean and older comprl•e the J!roup with Ieos than eight years or education 1'hr gf>nera· tions now in the midst of thrir educaUonal program will be in the active work Ioree, and we look for the statisllc1i to •how a remarkable improvement within the decade. We think that the profl'am that ~ets underway In Gallla late thla month . which I• designed to &et pre-fin! graders off tO I head dart II a wonderful t>tng . It will mo•t <Pf· tllnl~ poy dlvld•nd• that ~·Ill he notlr•· ablt w~en they ent•r the recular rank• t( JCI\Ool. h It hurtentn1 to l11rn of r"idonfl tf tbla <ounty who an &ottine ad'lnred dtlrtll, and eomt of th•m oro ~raduol· 1111 !rom aome of the prestige eolleget Ill the oountry. Tht only sad thine il tbtl we will probobly not have the bene· fit oltbelr prtttnct In our community lo raiH tho ttandordo or our educ•tlon· aJ level, but we are aware that thoy will make contribution• in th•ir chosen field dlat will benefit tht <Ountry. It lo noth· IDI mort of amazin1 tht number of un· tverslty and colle1e ~raduatet that hall frtm Mete•. 1 1£1111 ftERDift&• Get Fast Attion with WANT·ADS yean ago her daughter, hten S. was hospitalized for three Wt'E'kS w1th nephritl!i. Since then she ha1 taken !)enicillin daily. This moth'r W1!nts ol know how much lon11r the child wi!l have to take this antlbJOtlc Q - My dat~Jhter, cinated, ilnd a 101 sick. The hod nephrliis. gotlen 1t from 4, WIS VI Co week tater she doctor slid thl Could ohf have lhf VICcillaltion1 died tnd lho autopsy shoW· ed she had pmmmonla, nephSh< rosiS and thymic hyprtrophV. A - Til< IUioply dlllhOIII of nt~phrosl11 11 cf!nically more -accurate than any dlag11011it made before death.N Nephrot~~ ts Is a kldney dl!!lenerat ion whlrh may bt a compli{'ation or pneumonia . Jn chiklren of presrhool Ill! nephro!lit lti com· and n~phrltil!l is nre. ln ad-dition Lo lnff'dions such as pntu monia. nephrosis may be du~ to 1 hereditary defed in the kldny or to an allerl)'. Your ('hild'& vacciMtion would oot eause tither nephro~ It nr nephril11 but if, Lhroustt trratchinJ, lht vacl'irn~tion becarne contaminated with streptot·ocd or other disease germs 1 1enera!1zed infel'tion could O('(:ur and this might affnt the kldne.vs . The Lh1mu1 is 1 llind that is normally enlarged 1hypertro· phied J m children . This findlns would. therefore. hne no real ai&nlfieance. will ool clo"' spontaneously bu on the other hend , opl!!tatlon l~ not usually needed for thl! type of ddect, If your daughter d•· velu~1 m•rked shortne11s nl breath on ext!rtlon and water· I . ';~ and In some case mtllclous at- lacks on Amorl<an policy at home and abroad an d.olllJ to lho vital lnter.,to ol thla oontry and tho frH world. Doy by day tho American troup C<Jmmltmenl to the defen!le of South Viet Nam MUI!It rise. Jt must rite not alone becauq of incntRed Communi•t prtst.ure but ai!Q becauae Atnericln Cltiena tnd 10mt of our so · called allies have tlre- lo11ing of her ankles after beJn~ up anda round all day, sht may require ao operation. Red Chintll n•I011 oYtr !bert would bo lllinll lh<!tr own ln. teresto In the Chlnetl • SO.IIII struggle lor llllllety of world commuhl!m, they dlrl IIIII •I" pos• any kind of Communltt lfgression, not lbo Rill ChineN urlety, They oro over 1 btrTel on4 wo~ld be most hippy to 1<1 oft It without ~lnf forced 1o ..,.. '"D mit thamaelvea aeriouslJ t8 lo..Jy acted lo destroy tit< be- anything obout Viet Nam. Do Gaulle Is kindly ""iiiiD( thorn; and 10 are out home-front ~it­ JifVability of American deter· lcJ. ination. co Does this r~uire '" OJ)eration or will she outK;row It! A - A eongenltal deled m the heart is fairly common and the ttver ity of the symptoms 1l produces varies widely. The ho ' ndno" al whal lrrttponalblt For months they hive ln\'iled lht Asian Communists to Aboui 97 per cent of all rhll· suppo!lt that if only they will dren >Nho have acute kidnev on 1tepping up their •1· inflammation lnephritls) make aault11 lon9 enouMh, home-front a complete recovery. During the· acute stage bed rest and I low and allied cntics will see to it protein. s ::~lt -poor diet is advu;- thMt the invadinl force1 are able bui, after lh child begint ntitfter effectively rtlllted nor to Improve. these rntll:!mres are h~slted until 1t last they hiVt no lonMre neces!ary. In any overrun 1nother anti • Comchild who has had n!!phritls. u!l· mumst £'ountry. ually as a complication or a And •tltl they co on •ith thlt streptococcal lnftorlion 11 I!! lm· snipin& - thl~ !!lnlping in the portant to guard a~ain s t rein- name of free debate and dl!fection . "nl. Al it! blttor worst. II This means prompt trPat· iilanden the pur))08U of three ment with an antibiotic or a American Presidents and con!IUI(a drug at tht fit11t :1lgn of dones naked Communl!t antes· a fever Unless there is some sion. At its best, it is a Jnlp· othe-r re'B.son such as damage 10 inc among honorable but unth~ heart , treatment with [Jfni· odmilted paclfioto that <onrlllln is not usually given. ceils 1 thint for peace 1t an~ Q - An eumlnatloo of my dau,1hter. 10, ihows sh~:~ haa a hole in Ute partition in her hear ·, ~- ~, - 'I'll HUFF AND I'LL PUFF' --- Chamberlain,·.(' Fined $7SO:by NBA Officials NGS ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Our Educational Level ' - --1-- . - Sikes Rallies to Win Cleveland Open Sunday t I 'l'bll II 1101 to IIY that an txpected , JlOpGIIII to CODIOiidate Pomoroy, Mid· ~eport, Nortbwllttrn, Sali1bury and Wfard dlllrlclt would not enhance :reulh tducaUoaal opportunlUet; Tither, It Ia ~II)' that 1 job par!ormed well under HYtrt hladfcap1 may bt actomp· liahad tfH better ahould conoolldatloo Ill approftd by the •otora. flitlbtrmore, atandardt inallted up· ta to4l1 by tht State IU&IUt that put ....-fOI'IIIlll<t recorda of our dtatrlctt will Moolllt lllererulniiY difficult to match. . Wt ctmt ICI'OII aomt IIIUrtl tht ether day lllat mow• lht advanclnl edu· tatiolal ltfii of American workers, wblcll ehowa Ill rapid rill In the laat tlozea yura. The proportion o! worken with tiJht yean or le11 of schoollnf hao dropptd !rom ae to l3 percant 0 the total employed. During that tame per· lod the employed with lour yem of high ~ehool rott from 44 to ~7 percent, or 1 1ain of almotl 1 third . When one lookt at that improvement you have 1 tendon· ty to fttl that the battle to Improve tho educational level lo won, but such is nnt the call. Thort are t\111 over two and a llalf million worken with leu than l~vt Jears o! trade achool and over flvo mil· lion with only !rom live to seven years el ICiboolinJ. - price. inclutllfl@ bttnyal of the South VietnameR A Senator ol lho tlnltod States, Wayne Morse of orefun , stands before 2.500 in New Y-..rk and draws notice tG himsell and applause from his aud· iem e by accusing his own country or terronsm in Viet Nam . influential voice!! in and out of American offici-al lirt will not li!llen to tht United St.11tet nor to our lona • le11ted friends, such as the Australians and New Zealanden. instead, they follow a prt!sldent of F'rance, Charle1 de Gau lle, who for years has openly attempted to cut down American influence evtrywhert in the world and is ~upporttn of the Amlll'lcla action In Viet N3JD art put down as war '"""'•" or jull stoogea tor •n Amerlclll &of• ernmtnt presontiJ heaclod bJ Lyndon Johnaon. Thll ptlly rubbish overlooltl lbt tact thai the tamo peoplo who n o w aupporL our poll<y aupparlld tt under Prtlidtnta Elaenhowtr and KtMedy. The ont oruelll, adult faol is thai till l&sut bore io not 1 rnon namod Johnson, at It was never a man named EtatnhOWer ..- a m•n named Kennedy. II to -ethlllf called the Unth!d Stilet of AJII. ericl. 11 it only • ..... a1 pro. found udn.,.? Or abaulel tt not be calltcl dtiPIIr' ICopyr(&ht, IIIII~, lot IJnlltd futuro iyndl.ett, In<. Giant& went Into a nosedlvo ond the booltiet cleaned up ... Darlen, the awank Fairfield Coun· t)' tulltlrbtn ..... Ito dill to brtlk Into' lhl heltUinll qata wttlt 11101'1 atorlel on t1io t11t of JOOiballl tntl othtr drUp lot toml ol tile fMhtOblbll muntty'a te~&aJm ... IUIGnl back .. . PaiHngerl on a rtoenl Air f'rtnce flight art tUU ttttmllti aboUt a hall hotlt dlllf lo t what lllO•t peop11 woul4 GOIIIICI" 1 ra !her lrtl'tloul rtt10t1; tile Shah of Iran wnttd to pltf cards. Hia MllttiJ lltiUitltd thai two of tbt alrorlll'a ttlla bt unecrewtd and 1t1m1t1 • rtlllhd lo faot two Othtt IIIIa, ao ho and Qutlh Farm could ,lay bridge With two lllllllbetl of the royal tnlotlll. A work" made tht chlll(t IOhllt lhl alrl!na'o other cuatomtro walled and tumid. Fr!tnds of 1 loYitly IIIDf&r Ire worried abolll her rktnt Yety ,.,i0111 lllne51 . .. The 11ddes1 &lory lo Movleland alan a for· mer screen favorite who llDW holt!t 111111 opPtol tor hit lana and even le!l tor pr!JdUctrt. He'l tryiD( to drown hll unhap. p!ntM ID alcohol, and tpends houri reading back Issues ol till ftn ma1azlnu that fawn<d him when he was every· bodY'• darJ!ni. Now ho'a oldJl .. , A lormer Cuban ambulldor 1o a Europeah country Is wrr.ntly workinf u an 11\n ID "Dr. Zhivqo" In Madrid. Llontl Hampton boa lelllJIOr· arily lllielvH his bil band to take an .n..tar octet on th< road - because tMre an mllly ~luba and loungea with alagoo too omall to hold Homp'o full ortll'. Tht aroup wlll klok ofl tltt tour wllh a July ~ dota at London Hou,. In Chlca1o : Watch for an announcement coiiHf'lliOf a new pill that may help tolve the trqle problem• ol nan:oti~ addiction. lt'a 10 hf'W they haven't ..on llllntd It yet, bul 1 New York doctor 11 work!nc on ft In C!QIIjuncllon Wilh tht Federal Narcolico H... p!W in Ltslnatoo. Ky. Nol a tUbiUtule f..- oplatoo, II wiU makt the ...,. impenloua lo the tffocts of drugs as Ionge •• be eontina11 takin1 it. Levine'1 upcom!Df Martello Mastroianni IIIOI'lt, "Citanon '70," already has receiv· ed tnol'o than $1,0110,11011 !n cuh By PHIL NOIOM IUJirlnlees trom uhlbltora aU LIP! Forttp Newt Alllpll onr tho country - 1 record for Nottl lrom the fortlp aowl a fortltn ftlm - and none ot ..bitt: the buyera hit teen It yet UU Oa Troubled Woltn1 Spyros !ltlliU'as, who't hem A new French-AI&erian agre. on a visit lo hll niUYI AtbMII, mont on Sahara pettOiftlm to plllnt to co Into the thlpplnl btiOI held up by latl mlnult !IUslneso In a bll way. He'1 O· wra ..llnl ..... lot qutfllono pt&d lo tnnoliJICI tho bUIIIIand olher ~nanclal tllutt. Tho 1111 of 18 now ftetlhten 11000. Al&orianl Itt seekJn& to Itt till the moximum price from thl lttll Dovia .... In w..~ P'rench •ho In turn are ansiout h"npton ID till compll\y ol Bob for on agr.. ment which !hoy TapUII(., - and thlt'l an old believe """ld help relallont 11<- llilndshlp (or Ia It name?) tween th• t~~Jo countrlet&o•nl- tbtl'l certainly tnjoyllti a rf. ly. AlthOUih only I feW IUch fifll . . . Tills tlepartmenl preP,'J"blemo remain to bt cletnod dlcltd, on the openlnl llllht of PI Frenob oftlclols att In the raetaurant oallod Our Plact, ogreoment still could bt that It W<>Uld bt thopPil!l for IWI)'. now atmmkllll blfora too lonl lornH lar•tr•c'! - end It II. Tlley'ra try!Df to Tht same issue which llnkfd Jure the tired buailllla rnen with the Philippines and lnd01101ia • , ~lkinl and ltDft!'lt famlon two years ago Is tlpt!Citd to mow •t lunchtlrnt . . . 'the tar. spill th•m at the lorthcomln& ly ...... collopoe of lbo Nelf aecond Afro-Asian lummi\ con- Y..-\ Yankees hla lhe bookleo ference In Algiers. The two on Happy Streel It's like the countries refused lo reco1nl11 Pill football 11110n w1ttn the Malaysia In JIGS, mainly over J01 Foreign Cables now demonstrably playing Red Chma's a:ame in Aill. Solemnly, they echo deGaulle's own tstimalt - and surely detacht>d me-n could not accept as a fair judge this blazingly egotlatls pretenderrival of the United Slates for world leader:ihlp - that AmerIcan leadership is no Jonaer t r us ted in "Europe " De Gaulle's leaderJhip is the one to be trusted. That this Is hht own view Is clalm1 in Borneo, Sin(lt then, nol rfmorkable. What Is per- lndon.. la ha• otepped up Ita hiPS remarkable, however, Is anti-Malayait drive lnd hopoa that the respected Emnit! Insti- lo provenl Malaysia from tak· tute of West Germany, a Gal- ing part In the conforiDCI. On lup affili~l.f:, asked tbe people tho other hand, tho l'hlllppintl lhemstlm what world Juder hos announced il would allpporl had their greatest confidence. Maloysla'o partlolpoUon dltpllf President Johnson ltd with 46 lndone1ian Prta14tnt llukar~'l per cent. Charles de Gaulle got objocticlnl, 4 per ('tnt. Parla Politi<~: The de Gaulle myth ol a Elforll to line up 1 "Domobankrupt American leadership cralic h'ont" tllilllet of old suits noi only hlo and Rl!4 mltltlle lin. Fronch pardol China's book, but the Soviet Un• 1111not Choriol de Oaulle In tht loh'l! too. For the Rus!olianl!l Docember prtsldtnUol lltctlont would like 1o oee tbt war In appoara to bt rtlnnl"' Into Vlf't Nam brouaht to IOJtle heavy golnl. Tht BooloUol!, fued - up ('Onclu•ion. Whilt Catholic popidot Ropublllllna Uie)' kl1ow that an)' all • out and lllher& art bovin& diUiouiiJ "'"ki lfrtolnl on I joint pt'OCflftl, The Communists are dpocltd 1o pill vtteran labor ili·lvn teed· er lllnoit Frabon 11 lhllr ..... tlklolo. Army Rule? A Ytleran upert obaarvor of the Indonesian acene lnslala the Communllll, for au tllllr appar. en! llrtnglb, ore not lb'ODI -lh lo lake over the IOVermtnt and, in any event, Presi- danllukamo iJ ojlpGII4to iled rule. •be army. rept-tlnJ 1ft. dtllllilo'l votltltntlrtlll, tbtr.. loti II IIPtCIItl to 1\liJI In and takt over, perhapa oven llefort Sukarno'a dHtb. ~~a. Htl1 fly 1o the cerem0111 trom Illnlian4, abe !rom Llt Vegu. Then he'll become part of htr 11C1 - ol the keyboard Harr7 JllllfOlllt will ltlllilft hll !altll diiGOYti'Y' QNik ltltllt lilllll )IOUakourl, Ill hll ttJm. llon ~ lor lht 8IIC .. " 1Atm1 BIIICI, tlilllllltlall I ,._ ault ol lhtt taU !rOtll a hotll lttnntth lltDIIW'I It dolliC a wtntlow 1ft llll Pranolloo, hid ~rut jo~ Ill tbt IItle ro1t ol 10 pottpon1 hll optnlnl It Lo "Tht Min Who Camt 10 Dinner" It BtriiD Mall, N. J.... llll(tt MltiOD Monl&OJllll'f, who mtt London ptiDO playtt Blltro In Clttcqo - IPIII .. ,·· Rut lltllt lltl1ll'll WGUldll't bt too eurprlHd ll 11111'11 of I be mlllttr7 bolt thai lt'l bttna lltUtllt'ld !rom Colli IAI Coatt 1111 o.- b1C0mt chOiat proptrl)t pii'HII lltr whiD lhl ptayad at tht Cool IJtpltiDt, will 1l!lri'J blm lhll tG bt trlllllormttl Into tqorimonth at her bomt In Otot- IDI .ommunlty ptOjtcll, Lawrlnct HollOWlY HELEN HELP US! Jortd Wltlllllly IIU...I Dtar Htllh: Tbll II I pro\0'11 I'm tick llltl tlrttl ol "btouty quetttl." YIIJI, I tmoiO lt'l a ourl WIY lo lei publicity hecallll ehttHOaka tntl mn prttty tace1 without the M-23li bit uaull)' ratt newaptptr tPIICI - btl! I'm htl'l to attout thll Mill So- and .SO thlna to ile!DI run1 ttrytr thah • ~alh­ inl llneb btbe'l Blltlnl. 'lbtrt'o a 111 In our town who holdl five ~tlot. She sllrt· ed out as an obscurf Miss Dill Picklt of Cuke County (!'VI changed tho nantH 10 aht 1111n't be recognit.td, ~ut you lei lho Ideo.) Then she went up to Miu Molasses Candyi then a runner up In the Centtnnlal contut: next oht ttled for the MIBI Unlvme deal and 101 tht city title, and now ahe'a folng for Miss America. It'• • rtfll· Jar bu!lhess ll'lth het - free clothes, trips, maybe a &cholar· ship or money. But, meanwhile, tht'o chanied from a awett 111 to one who otrlki!S a pMnY amilt overy time anyone Jookll at her. I'll bet If anyone would com· pile the number of queen contosts each year, they'd have a llol of at least 10,000, abd !1'1 1r0WID1. lt'a 1•1 10 till discriminating &lrlo won't enter - for f..r of lookln& cheap ill least In anythin& but Misa America). Like ovorythlng else, a good itioa hu been ovtrdone to lht point off ridlculousneSi. What soy others! - Y.W. Dear Y: Yup, the "Idea" has been prot· ty well o..re!<pOied. Mayllt someone lhould promole a "Mill I Didn't Run lor Any· thllti Thll YUr" conll!at. Seema like that's the only category ltfl -H. llolpllf llaad Doplt111101 HapPy EDdJoc Dear Htlon : AboUI I year lnd I ha~ 1(0 I wrote you of a btind woman (Nancy Ann copen, 'l'bnlltlloh, w. Va.) Iatini Nraory for tataractl. !lor blOOd prouure ••• so hlfb the operatloh WAll post· ponld. NMdll!ss to taY your reader&' wonderful ~ltdt a h d letter• with prayen and tn• couragttnmt dld all that medi· oatlon hid !ailed to tto. Het blood prosiiUrl came down. She <amt lhrouah the operation extremely woll hod her permanent lenltl mltle 1m moll!b, and htr vlllon II abOut aa near perfect 11 poasiblt lor aJIYOill who bat hid lhll type or turltl')'. Not only can she 1ft and read tpln, but her ~alth hal Improved, and her filth ha• been rtltored. Thlt Jaat malnty througll tho klndneto of yOi!l' Helping Hand Department. Som of hor lll!W frlet!dl Itt atlll writing. end their consid· eratloD of her weilare hat Do!en wonderfully helrtwltlllln&. She II untble to write, but ahe IOisbtt to thank everyone, and my thanlll 1(0 out to you , ~1211, 11 well as the hundreds of otlr 11'1 who wrote, - A FfllllNI> Dttr Frltndl : Hoppy ondlng• - t love 'ffl\1 All 1011 Dfteft I'm left wofldtr. llti boll thlRII turneG out lor my col'NipOIIdtnte, lhl trotao ~led pe6plt llho btllhy Into my llfl ,;ltll tht IIIOI'nlnJ mail. Wish I'd c•t man1 t11ore lellel'll like tht tl>o~ - and the loiiOWinl: Dear Jltltn: I llrOII you Drlt IIYI ,art qo, and I oUII lhl you Ill my btlt friend. l!tldinl your col• amn Ia my nletll fiJI! of the day. Thl may teem lliiJ 1e you, but t fait I HAD Ill ttU 1011 bOW hiPPY I tm In my marrl111 of Dtatly nve yura, and how muoh 1 IOVt thtt man ot mlllt. I toll HIM real olttn. Ht II tht belli. I don't lcnoW how I over pt him, bUt I'm 10 lltd 1 did. Somtttmtt I 11!11 Jtlm ht cortalnly dltt IIIII 111 a blrlllh but ht ttY• ht wu not looklnt tor a blrllln when ht 101 tnt. Apth, thlllkl, Mrl. R.R. Jlflr Mrt. R.: Alid thank• 10 1tt'l', Vtl')' much for writing! - H. This column Is dedicated to family liVIng, so If you're htvlnt kltllrouble or jusl plain trouble, let Helen Help VOU. She will also welcome your own amu!tlftl exporlencts. AddtiSB Ho!ID Bolle! in tatt of thlt newspoper. • TAKE ADVANTAGE The Lighter Side WASHINGTON UP!) - lnlromed IOUfetl (tn this ca!o, a doorm~n) roporta4 that Walt Disney paid 1 brief vllllt to the Hou,. of Reprosentatives Tues. day afternoon. 1 don't know what occaaloned tbt visit, but ~ ht wao iookinl for new ldeu to lake book to Disrteyland, he Jell too ooon. He mi!Sed by about 15 minut., the greot debate on whether the House should hire oper· otoro to run the automatle r1.. T&tots in the Rayburn office building, otherwlte khoWn aa '' Oilneyland Ea11t." This eruclal lt•Yt arose in a leglalallve lpproprtgtion bill that Pr•vlded $35,11Xl for the otnployment Of !6 bUiton-pushors to men tllht Of the bUild· lnrfl do-it·yourself elevators. Originally, the ~laha called for ttaffmg all 30 ol th~ eleva· tor• with 64 operators at a cost of ~.11011 annually. In fact, lht Houle approved funds lor that purpose last year.- COULD YOU PAy FOR A OF LOWEST SUM ER PRICE ••• long-term ILLNESS? Na~ioowide's now MAJOR MEDICAL Plans ~gin where your ord1nary h0$piralization policy leaves off! Helps to pay tho BIG BILLS lot hospitalization, medical, surgical expense - resuhing from long-term ill· nest and .!t'rious accident. Protection is Jow.cosl ••• world·wiJe ..• gu11rt~n1eed renew,ble! WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Fill Up With Ashlaiid Fuel Oil Now/ P.. rl & Ken Williams ) 214 E. 2nd 51, Pomeroy, 0. NEW IDEAS FOR A NEW ERA N•"".,... • .You_g~t the summ&f's Jowest fuel eM ~nee. Payment tan be deferred ~-t be I Unt "11 V\,; o r • or you can use Ash lanct Oil's Fuel Oii Budget Plan which NAnONWIDI MUTUAl INSUIANCI (OMPANY But thi liloMI> Woi never apent. Slott the bulldina waa ' II that limo atilt uhOCcu~ted, House leaders awarwtly concluded that the appropriation waa premoturo. Thio year, tht comtn!ttet hand Uhl the bill reduc:ed the ournher of manned autotnttlc elentors to eiaht, expl•inlnl that th• operators would be hired on .. tlptlrlmtntal btlil. Flvon 10, Rap. H. R. Groll, R-lowa, objec:ttd, GrOQ aaid thl HolUt ha4 apartd no expe1111 to t!tlulp thl eleutor. wtth tht ltltlt thlll( In the way of automation. Any Pilllnlll', ht 111d, can .P,role thtm "With • Ulht bit of pr... llh from tbt lnd of till 11n1er." Ht 1114 lhl oltftlort neodtd l'fl~ler Ol*'tlotl "Ukl a builo ""• needa flatlllt'l .•• .....,_..,. Call your Ashland Oil dlltribwfor Me! ~oaoflt ill • - I 1C .. provfdes'for!Wltequatm<l ...,..,. ments from September II .._ '"'"7- ;::;;~~ oo tAtetest . • • .a 011¥71 Order ""w. Save money With Ashtand F unseasooabJy cold spefj yolK hom .., ~~Oil you can be assured that wta. . . lilt e WI ·~ve clean, safe, re.Uabfe, 8\I8R ...._ Call your !lear by Ashland Oil distributor for his special No need to put it off for all(llher year. Take avip, enjoy a rest ••• and ASH~AIIID _.._ Oil • ....., Highway RO<Jio No, 1.24 dollars to Minertville. Ohio thousands of people for hundreds of dif. Phone: Wyondollo 2-2166 farent reasons. To us. enjoying a well· ll8med YBCation is N189011enough. •2& to•2000 THI DAILY SINTINEL LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS PUTBACKTHETAIU. 3 ROOMS DIYGTII,; fG IIIT.Utt OP New Furniture Ml181 MA- AIIIA . ' ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Lit. Jnsutance AN•ilabM 0. N1 LoaM 300 w. Second St.- wY• • 2·2111, ~ NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NoON • DAVE OHLJ~GER, MGR,' ,., an••• .... ...,: fill dolO GALEN 5. BROWN, Av•nt let us belp. We lend llliUions of 'I• !UI'JifRer •<'' • OIIILY '299 , Pt.OOo.;......- ~ - '"""' .. tiTHERS TAKE AWAY MASON FURNrrult"co; MASON, W. VA. : - - - - - - ! -......--...,.J J ~ i', ' . �· P'!ll'f''"::t"''~~ht &1. .,·~~~'i?'~"""''~l~P! The Letart Cardinals do• foaled Racine's Reda IU In a Little Soutkern LoaiJUO cootesl Iaiii week. P. Justice wao the wla•inl pHcher. Letart hiUero were Art Hill wllh a home run, Justice, a slllgle and trtple· S. Jenkin• two slngleo; Klse~, a ~Ingle and double; w. Hall, a double and sin&le, and B. Plckeno, 8 lingle and double. Gettln11 hilA for Racine were Ike Spencer wltb two doubles, Roy Johnaon, two singles and Barry Hart, a double. R. .I . i I ·~ I son, Charles L. Layne, Thomas N. Layne, Mr•. Leonard Linton, Mrs. Max Morrow, Mrs. E. Dwight Ruth, Mrs. Charles Tur· and infant daughter, Mf'. -7,;:;:~;:;--;;;-:;;:dfley . Among those who Dale Wippill, Billy Woodyard, CABB,o\,GES EVERYWHERE - In Leiart township on the Ohio River produce growers have been cutting and Holzer Hospital over the thipping cabbage the past week. This activity is adjacen 1 to the Racme dam stte. Cabbage and tomato grov.:tng weekend Included: Sunday Mrs. James sergeant, George continues a chief agricultural industry on bottom land Ia r, ·ly held by tis owner fo.:_fut\l~e_mduslnal expansiOn. oy .Lynn Ashworth, David R. Ball, Mrs. Fred Deer, Mrs. ===::...::~---"-~-·Gallipolis, Mrs. Eimer Jeffers, Raymond Byer, Max Thomas. I ·t -:.:':~'1·;::··"::;:;::;:~! .. -- --- • UPI Briefs River news ·-- - -- Mdler Turns Wheels of his ·They put back the taste others take away ~;, ~~~a~~~~ecX~!h.'~tLP~:;: ::k~~~g:rs. ~:~~~s·c~:r:r~ JODD&est s~n of Mr. and Mrs. , ant, Fredertck A. Coop.,· • Gal~ James Saunders, Mrs. Carroll Wllllllm E. Crothers ..Jackson, [ (Continued from page 1) llpolls ferry, Mrs. Rolland Deer, Howard 0. Jeffers Frank former resldenls of Gallia 'l tn the worst aCCident of the Gauge readings: Gallipolis Dale Calburn, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, Benham Mrs. William Erwln bas al•ned 8 major k d ht d 1• 0 d Dam 12 2, 12 3, runrung 4 feet : Porter Midkifl, Chester, Mrs ue:.n O'Dell Mrs F G, . .DD..,, •1 e wee en , e1g persons D 1 R'f D M · · · · · lalwt baseball contract with when a ear filled with migrant on rollers, Pomeroy-~tason 20.· a e I e.. exter, rs. Smith, John E. Russell, Mrs. tile Pltlladelpblo PhiUies. Cro- . workers swerved across a high· 81, Pl. Pleasant 24.28, Hmton E. Fredenck, Rl. I Long Albert File. \Irs. August Rog· then lo • 11165 lraduate of way on Altamont Pass near 1.14, Kanawha Falls 2 92 fall· ATHENS Ohto (UP!) - Cor· tom, Mrs Rtchard G. Abels, Rt ers, Mrs. H. D. Livengood, Mrs. Jackson High where he star· Livermore Calif Saturday and lmg. Charleston 18 72. London, b' B M'll I D I I Long Bottom. Harry 0. H S Galloway a<·kie S. Bias, redia beokelbell and baseball was struck broadstde by two! Marmet and Wmfield dams m . ~ er o over( ne~y er, Rt I Proctorvtlle, Mrs Sam~ol McKin~ey . Willard L . . tile paotlwo yean. Here- other autos W6fP Oil the Sills. IAnaugura Lgove~not UB kt ham Perry, Rt. I Ironton, Mrs. Wamsiey .Timoih~ Smith c' , I mencan egmn s uc eye w w Holeman · ' · ' · eelved • "aatloIaelory bonuo Ftvc or the workers were Boat mo>emenlo: Boys State. gets his mythical , ayne · R. Lambert, Mrs. Roger Hood, ' ~ to Ilia parent&: He killed, as were a eouple from Ohio River- Queen City government's wheels turmng to· Wilham Gra.~t: - - iiiiiiiii reporiH to Hureon, s .. D. :the second eal' and a womanldmo,rl 13, 6 41 am, Andrew day and tonight meets his real ton, ami Lcalee Kav mr lhe weekend for trainmg, ' from the third. : c"thoun down H, 2 30 a.m . An· hf~ counterpart. Ashland Kv. SHOP MONDAY TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY AND ud will later be sent 141 Spa" --1 · · P btlr s c H 111 tt d drew J up 1~. 3 ~5 "m · enn· The 16-year • old was elected Saturday - Mrs Robert 1111blo 1 NJ, b. · u··'" 'ta 'd" NEll YORK -SYBIL BUR·IS>Ivanta down 14. 4 am· Del· 1Sunday as he collected 768 voles Carlev, 2012 Chatham Ave., 0 urt em mvers1 y ur- 1 . · . k • 35 tng the off-season according ]ton, JO. ;md hEr n~w husband, Ita Queen down 14, 4 a.m., Ito defeat Stephen Bolmger. 17, Mrs Alire Haner, 418 P1 e to hit ents long-ha1red rock 'n ro~l smger C'ha!lc.s Stevenson up J5, 5·15 Cmcmnati. who got as3 St , Kanauga, Thomas L Little, par · .- strummer Jordan Chnstorher, la.m .. A. J . Patten down 16, Miller, running on the Feder- 1Rt. 1 Vinton, L1sa Jean Mura ili ii.Li'Cii f~<>Yi'<tli'~"·'"~*H 1124, began a quickie honeymoon 11".15 a.m.; Jefferson up 17. 2: 10 a list ticket, led his party to a ray, 106 Pleasant St., Pt. Plea.e.rly today at a gala discolheq· :p.m : JaneT up 17, 3:10 a.m.: I sweep olthe top state posts sant, Burl Smith, 310 Mam St. i ue ~Pdding relebrat.Jon to ~he Lady Minon up 17, 5 25 a.m.: He was sworn in Sunday night Pt. Pl~asant, Mrs. Maur~ce Edi strams or watUSI.. !rug, SWim Chippewa down 17' ti •30 a.m.: I'by stale Supreme Court Justice ward Vanoy, 352 E. M_am s.t., , and monkey musrc. Charles K. up 19, 4:20 a.m.; c. William O'NeilL Pomeroy. Mrs. M. Hamson K1s~ybil. motion ~icture actress ' Aliquippa up 20, 6·35 a.m.; j Tonight Gov. James A. er, Minersville, Robert L. Du0 F. lizabeth Taylors predecessor ;Peggy Downey up ll, 5 a.m.; IRhode< will address the 1,331 gan, Rutland, Hnward Hubbard, as spouse of matmee tdol RICh· :Philip Sporn up 22, 5:25 a.m.: boys attending the sohool in Rt. J Oak Hill, Mios Carrie Du· ard Burton, and the young rock Ito vader down 22. 5 25 a.m .; self·government, being conduct-! gan. Jackson. Mios Ruth E. Mr. and Mrs Arthur OtT of 'n' . roller. were marred at a 1Little Edward down 21, 3:45 p. ed on the Ohio University ram· Henry. Rt. 2 Jackson, Mrs. Chester, Mr. and Mr: ~ Har~ld bnef CJvJ! reremon)~ Sunday. m.. Elisha Woods down 23, pus. : nie L. Woolum, Jackson, David Carnahan of Racme vis1ted w1th ·both for the second ttme. : a.m.: Jerry Bm:worth up ) M. Morgan Jackson , John C. 45 12 • Mr. and Mrs. Robert See and 23. 6:25am: Chris Jr. up 23, 1 Thrl'e A C'ar in Darling, Wellston, Mrs. Roger 1 ~hlldren on Sunday evenmg. COLUMBLS - GOV ..IAMJ;S 6 55 a.m .; TampiCo down Green· , · PP, E. Brooks, Rt. 2 Wellston, Mrs. Dean Barnitz. and Mrs. Gary A. Rhodes today asked lo~. a•uo 12 40 a.m.; Orco down Green·! Court SeHHJOU , Wlllord J. Goodrich, Ironton, Barn 1tz and chJ\dren of P_ome- i ft"deral pollu_hon,;onfete~cP l'IS up 1.20 a.m.: Harry Dyer down Three perwns appeared be- Mrs. Evelyn L. Rapp, Ironton, roy called at Dean Brmkt'r soon as posstble.' ~ssertmg that c;reenup J:lS <:~ . m.: L. w. Swret r fore Judge Frank . Porter .. Jr. Roscoe c. Grayman. Ironton, WASHINGTON homeonSundayevening . ·we _want a~uon .to controJ .down (;reenup 5:50 a.m.: Jeff-i i nMPigs County Court 11rlion Carl c. Rumpke, Clncinnal.i, Mr. and Mrs . .James Ingram poilutton of Lake Ene. boar up Greenup 6:40 a.m.: J. t.oday. . . Clyde Cremeans, Huntingloo, Jr. of Columbus VISited at the I In a letter to Anthony .J. S. Lewis down Meldahl 6:25 p Leo Dailey wa~ gJven a sus . --- ~ homr o£ Ralph Lee and Robert Celebrezze, U.s. hrallh, educa·!m : Ann Brent down Meldahl pended 30-day Jntl sentence on . HAVE VISITORS LeP over the weekend . . ition and welfare secretary, ;9 30 p.m.: Kell ~hurder up Mel· an assault and baUer~ charge ~ Recent visitors at the home \1r . . ad. Mrs .. _Melvt~ CJrcle R . bodes asked that the confer- dahl 10:35 p.m.: Buckeye Stale and placed on probatJOn for of Mr. and Mn. Frank Murray ot Sprmgf1eld VlStted v.Jth Mrs. Pnce be called "8S soon as jXtS- 1 up Meldahl 11:25 p.m.; Valvo- one year, Gary Van Me.ter was of Middleport were Mr. and Marv rircle during the wrek· sibt. to institute a plan of ar- i line d?wo. Meldahl 6 a.m. .finer $125 and cost• wtth I tOO Mrs. Earl Bolea ol Cmrinnalt l f'r · lion fo 1mprove Lakr Enr wa- Galhpohs Dam Lulher suspe~ded m heu of SIX months, Mrs. Grace McCoy, .\1rs . Gla..J· ''II nod .lrff Circle or Porn· ler qLWIIIy" Herdman duwn 4:40p.m.; Cap· ~robatton on an assault charge ys Caldwell and Mrs. Bertha ) lb. rrn\' v 1~ 1ted w1th t.ht!Jr grand· Itain rom down 6:30p.m.: H E. and George Hoffman, Letart, Baylor of Addison. bag "flrrnt s. Mr. and Mr ·. Homf'r H ·: ; .. o •• ,~>· , ., ·"''':" Bt wles up 7:10 p.m.: Harvey W. V~·.• was fmed SIO and costs ' Cirrlr rrl'rntly. Jordan down 9:l5 p.m.; Harvey on failmg In havP assured clear IS SUPPER GUF..ST Mr. ami \1rs . P<Ju! Smith of . COLUMBUS fUPII - II i!l !down 9:45 p.m.: .Jolm .J. Rowt' distanrt>. Mrs. Frank Murray was the Portland wrre dinnrr guests of still fhrrt> Wt>t>ks until the :down 12 :25 a.m .: Pollywog) : supper guest of !VIr. and Mrs. Mr. and llrs. Dan Smith and July 4 weekend, bDt already down 1:30 a.m.; Inca down 8 · ' WEATHER ' Frank Vrooman at their home familv honomg srrond birth. i il Jo time for parents lo be 50 am. ! Fair and cool tonight, low 52· in Middleport Wednesday even· , FRESH OR FROZEN day of thr ir dau .~,Jtf'r 'T'ammy alert lu fbe salt of fin·works Kanawha River Solvay 80. Tueuday mostly sunny ing. J\lr. Murray is confined to · on Sunday lo thf>lr c~ildren. :down UJndon J·J am: lletl'n north. variable cloudiness south I Veterans Memorial Hospital as ' Mr. and ~·Irs . Ot to ~lilrlzf(•ld ' .St<Jte F1re Mar!iihal Frt·d z. down Winfirld 7 p.m.· Be a- and warmer. fa surgical patient. ((jnosha. Wi se. and ~1r s Mabf'l i Rn·t· hali appealrd to parrnts lver up Wmfield 10 45 p.m.: Al - j,.-='-"'=....o--====·--.--=-..--=--.------o, Moore ol' Pomerov and Mr.l to help enforCf' the stat P':i l(en H. Mernll down WmfiPid , Lawrence Smith of . Laurel Cliff ban nn firrw:orks, by refusing 12 ·20 a m: o. F. ShedrPl' up : were supper gursts ot thr Dan l to allow tbtlr children to ust>- Winfield 1 HI il m : Elgrrcliff l Smith homP on TllPS~'lv P\'('ll ·: or ~rdrr th<'m through the 1111 Wir1firld :1 ·40 a.m: Luc~· ! OPTOM~TRIST ing. mall or to bu~' them lor tlw .l<mP LIH':J <.; dnWJl Wmllrld :,·411 1 Office Hours U to 12. l to 5 tCluse at Noon on Ur. and .\1rs. Ernl'sl Clirrk ol -1·hildn·n. (1111. !'burs - J!:as1 t:ourt SL Pomerov Racine called at the l)ran HrmkI GOVernment 'I l • . u ""s ' s• WINESAP er home Sunda:. evenmg. HELD GETS TREAT~ENT TODA{ c FRIGIDAIRE 1 Hartford Societv• Notes 1 .., · s ervicr~ BREASTS OR LEGS · .... · lb. I 1·1b. ....... ! lvt. WSAZ•TV MARVEL LEMON TOFFEE :• I I I ' ' '12 Go I. 1 1 Latest Model RADIOEAR Hearing Aid will be given Quart absolutely FREE to Jar GROWTH IN THE REGION. CITY LOAN 1 ' . 1 -'EACHES 1 •• Nabisco WATCH JOHN HAMER SPIN THE FOUR WHEELS OF FORTUNE ON WHTN-TV- CHANNEL 13 to SULTANA BRAND SAUCE con SHORTENINI 3-lb. can 87c .. 10,C-t0 Prizes Every Giant 4,040,000 I&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN AWAY FREE! FLAVOR AID 6 pq~ 19c Kraft Parkay IAROARIIE ,, .tf btl, I I 1 Kina s~z. "'a 1 51& I IJ box CHECK YOUR SWEEPSTAKES NlHERIIZW NEW GAME.IVIRY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 6 CARD NOW r--~---The following person is hard of hearing: -, 1 I Name--- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I Address--------I ---...,...-----'--1 ~ ....... i ,, 1719 ABC ""-.....--- --- __ tdtwl&ll You Win 10,000 U.H GrHII Stomps 1719 ""',.. are 1D winning THI BIG BIND ARIA 719 tntb wlill Jf J'OIIf 11111ft.,.. '"'' The Dep~rtment Store 01 BuUdin11.,Since 1916 WY 24i9'J Pomorqy ~ '( I. " .. lc off Easy AI HEAIIQUARTIRI FOR The Pomeroy Cement Block Company ... cllohee Jt wl~ 19 )'1111' bUll • . , tntlwl~ 9 NOLl You Win 1,000 SIH Otten Stomps (Thtrt or• 90 wlnni11e N•s.) You Win 100 "I fo 8" Card Every Time You You Win 25 ''"" 'S&H (T....,._ ere St"'"P' 9,00G Visit wlnnlnt. NOt.) EVANS No Purchase ~taaary &So lb. ctn. 34c KRAFT FRENCH DRESSIII 16-o•. Lo.. (al. $1H GrN• Stamp• {Thtrti .,. tOo wlnnins Nul Olant llu Botti a Kraft Miracle MARGARINE This Is th• Winning Number for Weok Ne. 5 If ,,... aum.W ATHENS, OHIO ·~· 28o e-· ----.~-~ CASHMERE LIQUID lb. PAINT AND COLOR RADIOEAR HEARING AIDS 12 WI!ST STATE ST. Special 49c Fluffo II J"our namb., WILLIAM S. DILES ...... JANE PARKER - Regular ••. 49c 13-ol, pkg. Every Sat. Nite at 10:45 P.M. win. Fill out the coupon below 11111 moll to 3·lb. Choc. Almond COOKIE AND SELECT THE WINNING NUMBER (NO PUKH.UI NECESSARY) Sunday, June 20th, and winner need not be present WITH PORK IN TOMATO c Uis. 18·19·20 in Pomeroy. The drawing will be held on 1 DAILY BETWHN 7-9 A.M. BETWEEN 1-2 P.M. AT 6:26 P.M. BETWEEN 11 :30 P.M. & MIDNIGHT some hard of hearing person • Keeps tbat bonnie "Just·palnted" look ••• hlpiJ fadeprool colors. ' • Alassie can p~lnt _wllii LUCO·TIX •• , II Slips OR, I _No brush p...u-:-111~-- during the BIG BEND REGATTA to be held June THE POMEROY ~ MIDDLEPORT AREA, WITH A LOOK AT ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL FIRM RIPE FRESH any exterior surface. WIN A FREE HEARING AID! CAMERAS WILL SHOW EDUCA- TIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN HOUSE PAINT ---- SULTANA SALAD WSAZ~TV 1Olf2~oz. Can• 'I 1 $500· 6-Ct. Pkg. t i'kg. POMEROYMIDDLEPORT, 0. R•l· 29c 1 BAKER FURNITURE I ' I LONGER WEAR Pticed to 1ell/ MADE WITH BUnERMILK THIS WEEK TOMATO SOUP save! I "FLOATING SUSPEipr" 1 • HEINZ I I I L~;TAHT. W. Va - Funeral for Viola Rickard. 74, ~EST !.OS ANGbLES, Calif. of Letart. \\ . Va .. who died on ~~ PII -- . Smg~r .Judy Garl~nd . Saturd;Jy rnurnmg, were 4. l. wa.s m the UCLA ~edJca.l i today <.~t 2.30 p m. ill the l;raCenter s NeuropsychJatnc In~t1 - ham HaptJ!it Church WJih Rrv t.~te !~day for tr~?tment of W S Hillups officiating. Slw i~ emotmnal upsel whlf'h fol - survived bv three siste . B . . II . rs, er I "" . SON ARRIVES 1,ow~ ·.~n a ergu· reac 110" to that Sayrr.· Parkt•rsburg. omd Mr. and Mrs . Theodore Casto a dJ ug Mae HHickard and Alirf' Long, ll'e announcing thf' arrival of ; - -- - -lot" aI BunaJ was m Graham their first son born Mav ~I. ' RETURNS HOME ·crmelerv. 'l'he mother is the torm••r :hlYI' t' -Smith of Bridgeport. Ohio. the , Mr Hoy Ht>ddleston. llas re· I of h1s daughter and family• • the daughter of Mr and Mn; _ Nnr - 1urnPd to his home m Martel - Rr" :-md \It" Donald Boone man Smith of AridgeporL Mr. :tc:t after having been the guest and famty Casto is the fo<::ll'r son of Mr. ••lliiii.lllllittitttiiii•••lliii ililliiiiiiitii and Mrs. Orto Horwh of r:ibb~·' town, Letart pf;RSONAI.S Mr. and Mrs Cecil (;a iring of : llridgeporl . \lr •nd ~lrs Har· old Seybold find :\1r and ~lrs. Ernest Kavor ot Wli"t>line wPr!! weekend gut'sts ol Mrs.Hen· ry Jenkins and famil~· 00 Mr. and Mr.., fkl'llharl Lern· er of Mt. Ver·nun . Ohio were PAY BILLS ... TAKE VACATION g\lesll of \11 and M" . George Lerner ovPr a rt't't' nt wcekrnd . Ohio h11 o lot of wonderful plae11. But Lerner m•er <~ rpr·ent weekend. Mr. and Mrs W T Stone wherever you go, havo really cosh and were icn (ialllpolis rcr·ntl~ . your bills oil cleontd up. Enjoy yountlf Mr. Gerogt" B l.Rrner and Mr and Mrs. .1 . M. Crump without worries. Our vocation monty plan wero In Gallipolis recently. is just tha thing. CONSTRUCTION UP CLEVELANfl fUPI1 - Con· Phone first for f•ot opprovol. Then stop tracts let in May for tulure con- · for your money in 1 lllltltr of mlnut11. rtruction in Ohio totalrd $248,- , 401,000 or ~ pN l'f'nl more than Small coot, Bit ltrvict, a year ago lnr~ Ihe same 1 month, th<' F II flodge Co. reports. Non b1J1Idmg construe. tlon awards WfH' up ~early 30 ptr cent to lh9.1195.0tJtl but re- ' lidential work w:.ts down 5 per & SAVINGS CO. cent to $94.819.000 and non·resi· denUal contract ~ werp down Ill per cent at $84A8i,OOO. ---------- . Sweet Rolls i 1 JANE PARKER katie EVANI ! 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 46-oz. Can JUICE I' 1 I ORANGE 'I 1 ! Stokely I 1 I· Meat Old Town Flats Society N I 12-oz. Con Luncheon 1 r;:.• k· I Carmel ty N tes OCJe ----...:!.----- PREM 1 I I I S ,ety Notes FllTERI Hospital ~ews Wolfpen Society Notes APpIe Grove lEW Mary Ann John· 0., June 14, t965-ll - - - - - - - - Joyce P.oush of Letart called on ChriBs Jenkins Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle and Zane spent Sunday wilh Mrs. OCI Esther Price of Portland, Mrs. ' Beegle> and Zane accompanied Mr. and Mr!. Guy Russell, -~-:-------- 1 Mr. Beegle to thetr home in Terry Lynn of Po~ero)', ~· By Mra, Herbert Rausb Columbus Sunday after spend· and Mrs. Harold Gtllogly, Vt<>Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner was ing a week with their parent.o, kt and Bruce of Carpenter, eatled to Columbus by the ser· Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell lous illness of her son-in-law, Pam and Laurence Beegle. and Te~ ~e of Kentucky were Larry ll'adgely. Mr. Badgley un- Mrs. Ray Russell and Mrs. recent V18tlora of their parents, derwent surgery for the re- Harry Clemlngs and children of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. llloval of his spleen on Satur· Newark spent a week with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnday at Universlly hospital. Mro. •nd Mrs. Bill Fox and David. son, Tammy and Cheryl, Mr. · Gloeckner returned to her home Karen, Nancy and Edith and Mrs. Larry ll'arr ~~ Lanp. Sunday. Roush were Parkersburg VISitors ville were Bunday vmltors of Mrs. Chester Durst and a on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. frtend, Mrs. McGraw Niles, Mrs. Callers at the Russell Roush Mr. and Mrs .. Doy~e Knapp, Dave Quickie, Loudenville, Mrs. home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Kall Lee. of Langsville were Pete Durst snd Mrs. Do II y ott Boston of Racine, Mr. and ~unday VISitors of her parents, Durst of Pt. Pleasant called on Mrs. Dorsa Parsons and Dean· r. and Mrs. Charley Smith Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr•. Dol" na and Darla White, Mr. and and Jo. "" Parsons and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Herbert Roush and Rog· Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam Roush Saturday. er, Mrs. Randall Robert.o, Con- ~Barrett, W. Va ..were weekSally Pearson, Columbus,spent nie and Brenda Anderson, Mr. d vtsltors of lhetr son, Mr. a weekend with her parent!, and Mrs. James Will and son, and Mrs. Jack Elam. · . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson. Syracuse. · Mr. and Mr~ .. Joe Hatfteld Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dooohue, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ander· were recent VISitors of their Jeff and Greg, spent Sunday son and family of Keno . Ridge daughter • Mr. and Mrs. Law: with Mr. and Mrs. George Don· spent Sunday with Mrs. Lena reMrnce ~rkberrEY· Mr 8• ""c ohue and son of Columbus. Brinker. am, s. Fred S.Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph Far· Spending a weekend with Tuckerman and Mrs. Eugene ra of Warreton, Va., M-Sgt. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams were Ha.nlng, Rhonda were recent Mr1. Pete Farra and family of Mrs. Flossie Church and Shar· vt~to; ofE~~8· ~harlty • RBcine called on Mr. and Mrs. on of Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. ·~If rs. 'e rry 0 Ray Heiney over a reCfnt week iVernon Cady and children of c J R M h Mr H end. ' Columbus, Raymond Adams of rs. · · urp Y• • ar· Mrs. Doris Hensler ol Racine Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Lar· ley Johnson and Mr. Otto Johnspent Sunday with Mr. and ,ry O'Brien and Jimmy or An· son were busmess VISitors nf Mrs. Dallas Hill. ltiquity. Ironton, Ohio. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr ; _ and Mr. and Mrs. Howard RusJork Sar~ent of Hacme, Mr:: ! scll were recent visitors of Mr. Philip Radford and Stephanie or ' •nd Mrs.H Herley Johnson. Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rus· Robinson and family of D sell were Monday visitors of Glrrn Wolfe of Washingt:~.c~: OfCS Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. C. spent Wednesday with the Robinsons. , SON PROMOTED Weekend guests of Ada Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Con~o Mr. and Mrs. Clarence AnIncluded Mrs Jesst'e Parson and son-m-law. Mr. Red DaviS d I d d h th I · s, r E t L' 1 lied M rews rece ve wor t at e r Mr.. Junior Wines .Jackie and o as tverpoo ca on r. h h d K M • and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and fami~ son, James w o as complete aren. r. and Mrs. Vernon 1 his basic training at Lackland Rowe arrived Friday to spend y. A' F ba A t · T a week af the Rowe horne and Mrs . Janie Congo and Mrs. I tr borce se, t nd otomo,Airexas, to · ·t h' h Garnet Smith visited Mrs. M~· ISS een promo e man R VISt 18 mot er, Mrs. Kate ne Lawrence Third Class. He left today for aGmedlcalhpatient at the Mr and Mrs Henry Davis twelve weeks schooling as a jet Moewl! ... enera1 · ospttal · They of Cheshire · · · 1· A 'II T .Iso PIanne d to v1s 1t Mrs Rowes I ' Mrs · Herbert Me· SJlC"ta lSI at man o, exas. father Roy Rhodes a d. f 11 Intire, Mrs. Pauline Hy!ell, , n am y. lMinersville, Mrs. Emma John· wood Johnston. son, Racine Route, Mr. Pauli Mr. and Mrs. Homer JcenOurs, local, called on Rev. and Ibower attended the wedding of Mrs. John Busch Itheir grandson, Roger Jeffers at Listen to the 1till, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rnsmall voice of vistted their ~on, wesley .Tor- bert Jeffers in Syracuse. QUIET COMFORT den, St. Albans, w. Va. Mrs. Garnet Johnston is I mMr. Ralph Rhodes o£ New proving at Veterans Memorial Brighton, J>a., passed away at Hospital, Pomeroy. a hopsital there. He was a son of Mr. Milo Rhodes and form· erly of Ihis place. I Rev. and Mrs. John Busch visited Mr. and Mrs. Brunney f and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mcln· tyre of Miners ; ille and Mr.[ and Mrs. Henry Davis of Che· ,shire. Rev. and Mf'. Busch at· tended conference at Cedar Room Air Conditioner' Point. Mr. and MnJ. Lawrence ' fe•turlng Theiss, Angelo Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey of Alabama, visited their mother, Mrs. Lou• Featured on models ise Van Meter and Nicki. Louise from 8,000 to 10,000 and Nicki went home with her BTU/hr. Some operate . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawon 115 volts! ' renee Theiss for a week's visit. 1 Adjustable airflow. 'IIi. Mr. Lawrence Johnston and • Two-speed fans. family visited Mr. and Mrs. washable bactericideRonald Wise and family of treated filter. Middleport. • Floatina Suspension Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer hushes vibration noisel and children or Syracuse visit, ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Our-" and children. ' Mr. and >Irs. Olite Sayre and t ) fam1ly visited her parents Mr. i and Mrs. Clint Johnson, Port· land and her brother, Mr. and um~liex Mrs. Gary Johnson and sons oJ IColorado who were viSiting bls parents also. Mrs. Sayre had· ;not seen them for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dailey and family calied on Mr. and Mrs. • Saves the Surface ••• Homer Icenhower recently. protects Jour home wit~ Mr. Ray Ours. Mrs. Polly an acrylic shlell. • Pack and children, local, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johnston and Middleport, 0. daughter, Susan, Columbus • Does the complete job ••• Use Luco-Tax 1n almost called on Mr. and Mrs. May~ I ~~ift!lfli.W~t'fJiit\'IW1''~~YW~~ 0 '*~"n Hollingshead, l Dail\l Sentln~l, Pomeroy·~ldd~eport, 0 Marlin, Mrs. Wit· A. Zornes, Mrs. L. L. McCom ' and ' M1·s. Frank Austin, Ash· [ Mrs. M. W. 1 land, Ky. rna Mays, Carole Whealdon, as and Infant son, and Mrs. · . Births Mrs. Gladys Caldwell, Mrs. E. E. Richards and inlant son. Mrs. Geor&e Sisson, Rt. lj.::::~========:··:·.-;..,;-::.;,::::.;::::.;::;~:Pomeroy, doughier, 10:28 p.m. I Friday. Mn, Roy Hannon See, 120 State St., Pomeroy, dsughter, 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Discharged Patients discharged over the past weekend mcluded: Carl , Speed Riggs, Bartrum, Mrs. Polly Brewer, famous tobacco Mrs. Harold Cottrell, Clyde auctioneer Cremeens, Mrs. Robert Down· ard and lnf•nt son, Robert Du· recommends James Gooderham Mrs. James gan, Henry Gilliam, M r s. ames Gooderham, Mrs. ames Kraft Miracle Corn Oil MARGIRliE lb. ctn. 43c --•Oiol>'O kraft Corn Oil MARGARINE lb. ctn. 43c Btl. 49c French Drasinc Kraft Miracle Fre1ch Drtn111 Kraft Italian Dl'lllilll Kraft Casino Dressiq Kraft 1•1sland Dreulq ".i.ki Kraft Dill Vlnepr Drllllq K11fl Low Cal.llalill Dra1th1 ...... -::• ...... .....• lilt. kl. • lilt. ~~ . lilt. t:·• -· lilt. •• �~- · ~~· -·· " ·-··· . _ ~· - ~- ·-···- ·- .. .-- - -·... , ... - ... , ·' ·- ' ... ... - .. ' ' .. ' I ,,,, Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board Four Point Point Rock Pomeroy ® I_f,Aotor Co. _ Society Notes Youths Marine Supplies FOR SALE: 14 ft. boat- with I For Sale \ Business Service• o&AnuNJCS 35 H.P. Motor, trailer, life , - ==-~-~ .,. P.M o., -~ jackets. skiis and etc. See at WILLIAMS 27 In ~tee! coal'ISEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write r.tond., ~:0~:; o,nn A.ll Bill Cozart's Garage in Ra· furnace. Automatic damper 814 V18nd St., Pt. Pleasant, YJ, !,.:A.NI ~El .uTtoNS em · e. '!"NV t~~.oo. 6 10 6tc control. Charles Byer, 365 Va. 6 3 30lp CORREf"TION$ 1 t.•w oe •cct!ptH untl• .. ,oo "- M I S. 6th Ave., Middleport. CAR WAHSED and 98cuumed. For oa, .. t Put.u..,t,on FOR SALE 6 lO_~c _ Wilson's car wash, 550 Page-st. 8 rne Puhu~b£e~u';:,~~;! tne r11b1 1965 SEWfNG MACHINE Dem· 7 ROOM BRICK building, witb Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open lo c-rJu ,.., ... teet IDY ad• dellmed onstrator. These machines fulgarage, can be used as a refrom 8 a. m. _..I p. m., seven oh ,..,.tlon•hte t£rrorfl be r,. ,,,fl'erl Jmmedt•t.eJ:v l'he puh Jy guaranteed $35, or pay $5 sidential or business building. days a week. 8 1 JOtc ll •h o> t wUl nnl he reQM>nsn)(e rnr W .u555 1 J d'f ed ~nu .-.. uaan one rncorrec:t lDirertlou per month. Call Y 2 . Complete y a r · con l mn · BULLDOZER WORK, equipped RAru 6-l2-6tc Also one good used electric with winch. Big or smaU job. For tvant o\d 8ervl~ 96_5_S::::T::::E::::R::::E::::O,-co-n-s"" ol:-e,- -r.,-ad"'io range. Phone WY 2"2374· Lew- Csll daytimes WI &-3151, event Cenu per wor<l one tn!ertlon I_ \l i nlmum 1; ba:rp 110 eq·uipped, 4 speed changer du- is Repair Service. ings WI 9-3089, Gene Barnett, HI I :en to per word for l'h,.. eoo 0 10 w ~ utive trurertlou al vo lwne control. This set etc _ Racine, Ohio, 5 II tic !Ill por cl'lnt OIIK'nllnl on pal!! adll lnd 11do paorl within LO day11 4 months old. Lovely walnut REFRIGERATOR, automatic I~========::: CARfl OF l'fiANlf.S & OBITUA.IUES finish. Take over payments defrosting. Good condition, 12!1 11~ 1M oo wont trlt1 tmum E:•ch •ddlltonal worO tc of $5 per month, or pay bal- cu. ft. $65.00. 509 S. Second 1 OFTJ«:B HOURS ance of $81.54. Try it in your Middleport or call WY 2-5503. i 11:30 A M t.n IHIO P M Dan, .,.turd., 8~30 o\. 114. lG U•OO •ooro home. Call WY 2-6555. 6-12 6tc 6 10 3tc ; IT'S SO EASY Amo~g OP ,.,"•••M QUALITY Selected Group Ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe. $1799 Attending the funeral of Mr. 406 cu. in. V8 engine 4 speed b'ans. Red fi!Jish wth m$i~· McWhorter of Texas were his· · g vinyl interior, radio, heater, new WW tires. Was · PT. PLEASANT - Four Pt.. m family here. They were Mr. Weekend Special - ·'"• 099 and Mrs. Joe McWhorter, Mr. Pleasant High School >"$1 1961 Chev. Greenbrier 9 Pan. Wagon . and Mrs. Dale Harvey aru! Mr. will be among the 70 carefully Radio, heater, whitewalls, red finish. A weekend special. and Mrs. Everett Holcomb. selected high school junlort at1295 Mrs. Holeomb remained for a Camp tending YouUt Leadet'll camp at 1961 Chev. Biscayne 2 Dr • . p glide . $ Dawson this week ID ac11 000 honest mileage power steermg, ower ' 6 cyl1 · two weeks visit with her moth- quaint youth of West Virginia enilne, good l'Ubber, tieht green finiSh. See a new one.• on Y er Mr. and Mrs. C,arl Shenetield with the National Guards. celebrated their 5(1!h wedding L<lcal youths selected "' atauniversary at their home on tend are Ronnie Wheeler, son of OPEN EVES. 7.00 P.M. Sunday. A picnic dinner was en- Mr. and Mrs. James 'II. WheelPOMEROY,. OHIO joyed at noon and open house er of Camp Conley; Bill Tatwas held lrom 2 to 5 p. m. The terson, son of Major and Mrs. New Haven, affair was attended by about a Tallerson, Pt. Pleasant; John TO PUCE A 8J:Sut,T PKODUCINO Ml'. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey hcndred relatives and friends. Knoll, son ol the Rev. and Mrs. !BUDDY HOUSE trailer, !Oxl2,1 Wo\NT AD celebrated their wedding anni- A bridal shower was held at Harold Knoll of 1403 MeadowPUPPIES lor sale, cross be-~ Reasoir.Jble. Contact Nancy L. PHONE WY 2-2156 tween Belgium Schipperkee Pope, Rutland. 6 10 6tc , versary on Sunday with Mrs. Columbia school Saturday even- brook Drive; and Gary Haught, -~---------1 .and toy terriers. J . M. Gaul, Wilda Mae Wiseman, Ravens- ing for Mr. and Mr.. Errol Pic- son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fran• Ohio · USED dresser, bedsprings! gas St R te Ch te wood, W. Va., Miss Joy Wise- ketl. w. Haught ol 29«i Jackson AveSales & Service ar ou • "" r· • h te 356 N 4th Mtddle985-2402 or 985-36:15 after 5 p. ea rp,h WY. , J496 In Memory 1 man of Columbus ... nd M~ Arlin Radekin, who 1s em- nue. , 12_31 p port. one v . I Mr. ad Mrs. Everett Hoi· and Mrs. David . Wiseman an ployed at Wooster Experiment- During the week the youths m. ~ 6 9 4tc e Fiu Almost Every Car Notice 7 comb, Mr. and Mrs. D a I e children of Harrisonville as , a! Station, was a weekend guest will ha .. the opportnity to 16 F-"1:'.- L"'Y"' M"'A""N:-:bo-a-;t. - o;M:c;otor eTransferable When H•rvey and Mr. and Mrs. Joe lguests. · of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. learn about llle In the W. Va. and trailer, $500. Ca!l Torn CLOTH awnings Bnd porch 1 . the Co- A. Radekin and Tina. You Trade Cars McWhorter have returned from The shower held ' National Guards. Rail, Middleport. WY 2-2721. ance. Bamboo porch shades. I Rosanky, Texas, where they lumbia Schoo~ recently m ~onor Mrs. Nellie Vale and John 8-12-3tc Venetian blinds and repairs.~· eGuaranteed 24 months 1 were called by the death ol of Mr. and Mrs. Errol P~ekett are now liviug with her mother ' - -- - - - - -- Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., or 24,000 miles Mr. c. K McWhorter, father (Snaron Holland) was well at- Mrs. J. E. Radekin. John has j LIVE BAI1 , 24 hour, self-servPomeroy. i 16 3otc eMost Popular Unit of Mrs. Holcomb, \lis. Harvey tended. The SOCI81 rooms were employment at the Csrpenter 1 ice day and night. Minnows, and Mr. McWhorter. decorated. for the 'lCCassJOn and' Experiment Station. I th US A night crawlers. red wonns. I will be out of n e .. · 1 k df er Real Eslale For Sale Funeral serv~ces were held a specl8 ca e an avors w · Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Yerigan re' Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, ___ I 00 at Temple Methodist Church on featured. Many mce gifts wer~ cently visited his father, Mr. my office June 13 1 Middleport, Ohio. _6. 9_12tc FOR SALE 6 room house, 3 Installed Tuesday for Mrs. Sessie Ruth- presented the young couple an and Mrs. G. L. Verigan. . · 1 bedrooms and bath. 974 Broaderford Strong, Athens, widow games were enJoyed .tong With John Paul Hensler and family through June 20 way out of htgh water. Call i of Frank Strong, formerly of ! refreshments ol h sanJwiChes, of Newark were recent week 2 " A A. Scarberry, WY Dexter, who passed away in 1cake, colfee, P~\ an. ·~~nt~. end visitors here. PT. PLEASANT -Pla111 are I M Dr. Ray R. Pickens 2687. 6-12-3tc , Pomeroy, 0. 194$. Mrs. Strong, 78, was the Mrs. La.ura e s VlSl e n underway by a group of lnter1 i daughter of Jasper and Hulda i Darwm With Mrs. Mar Pickett Frank Gardner, 66, ested Mason County citizens for HOUSE FOR SALE . Hunter Rutherford, was reared , and her house guests, Mrs. a July Fourth celbralion In Pl. REGATTA WEEK IN Modern Ranch Style Beautiful l'ielcJer BuUdm~ iW) lor in Columbia Township after Robert Markham and son of Din Salurday Pleasant. FREE 1.000 S&H Gr en Stamp• 1 POMEROY locat1on on top of small htll new homes. Built m kltcb. attending Ohio University. Sur- Fort Laud~rdale, Fla., and Mr. PT. PLEASANT - Frank Tentative plans C'D.II for How? By simply viewing the 8 facing State Highway Garage oo d 1 Ch 1 p k tl Hollywood G d 66 Fl t k Rt 2 C rtd Vfl r" •rm cleaner m I Come, vi sit and have fun! . Route 7 with good road to main ens, storm win OWl, a UIJI. ·vt'vors t'nclude a brother, Ev- 1ares iC e ' ' ar ner, ' a roc ' . dance on July 3rd honoring the your home. Phone iVY 2-2821. 1 If you need help of <1 n y highway. Four bedrooms, I .1V1Dg, · 1 Inurn siding. CaU Guy Netc-1 ans Rutherford, Plano, Texas; Fa. Saturday Fourth of July Queen, who will J p . k tt h f h. Point Pleasant, h' died h 5 28 30tc . kind. ~ee us at Landmark. I dming, family, kitchen, break- 1 ler, Racine. Ohio. Ia sister, Mrs. Mendal Jordan an ICe as gone..or .15 5:15 p.m. at IS orne a.fter a , be crowned during the evening - - -- -, You 're Welcomr! fast play, maid's, utility and[ 12 29 tfe (Elizabeth) of Carpenter, and ann~al two weeks trammg m several year illness. He was and a country square dance in MEXICAN TOMATO plants lor shop. Three baths, ceramie tile AUctioNEER ~- several nieces, nephews and Manne duty at LeJeune, .s. C. formerly employed as a mold· the Post Office square on July sale. William Holmes. Syra· l and wall to wall carpet on Complete Service cousins. Services were conduct- Mr: and Mrs. Errol P.1ckett er at the West Virginia Mallea- 41h . RIVER DOCK SERVICE floors. About two-thirds of Critt Bradford ed by Rev. David White and a,·e .m Toledo whe.re he IS at- ble Iron Company. cuse. 5 26 tfc ' FOR GASOLINE Write, Prone or Cootad Rev. Joe Mafret and burial was t~ndmg a course m meat cut- He was born December 11 Also planned is a horseshow I I bouse is paneled in mahogany HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew· and walnut. Air conditioned. . A. C. BRADFORD in charge of Jagers and Sons ttng.. 1898 in Mason County the so~ at Harmon FJeld and a parade SUPER SERVICE ellyn Thompson's "Life and Racine, Obio Funeral Directors, Athens, Bur- M1ss spent of the late James and Mary to be on Sunday, July 4. STATION Light" program, Monday thru 1by appointment only. 1 5 1 tfc ial was in Temple Cemetery. Monday m Athens w1th her Kidd Gardner. Mrs. R1~hard Beller and MJ:s· OPEN Friday at 8:15 a. m F.ST. i Call 985-3555 Chester, Ohio Plans are being made for sist~r, Mrs. Rose Hooper and Surviving are his wife, Fay; Evelyn WISeman are to be 1~ 5 2.1 tfc 24 HOURS .,...,.,,.........,......,,.,....,.--' Karl Graeser, Plumbing and the annual Fathers Day cele- family. , two daughters Mrs Betty charge of the Queen contest, HousE -FOR--SALE: 4 rooms, Heating bration at the Mt. Union church Mrs. Rose Hooper o.r Athens, Fowler, Pt. Pl~asant . and Miss ~ou Rossie and Bob Lutton are AUTOlMOBILE 1ns11rance beeo laundry room, 1'. bath. Tiled Minersville, Oblo on June 20. This will be an , a member oi Columbia Grage, Shirley Gardner, at home; two m charge of the horse &how and End troubles ·> services in I had the wmmng Me1gs County sons, Richard Gardner, Rt. 2 Carl be m c~a!ge. of cancettedl 1""' your opera· tic tank. Get Klean-Em-~11 floors ·in all rooms. Living we your bave sewer all ol!es all • day event With the 4Cook H andWiijFFA partictpaUon IDr'l Ucert11!7 Call WY Z.:llltl6 septic tank cleaner. Land- room wall . to · wall carpet. :the morning, basket dinner at , entry in the Stote Grange. sew- Pt. Pleasant, and Johnnie Gard- . IIlith mark FariL Bureau. 193 Beech St, Middleport. Sewer ~ac::s 1the noon hour .and 8 song fest · mg contest. Her entry wdl be ner at home; one sister, Mrs. m the parade. _ _ __ _ _ __ ...::.:._ 2 18 tfc Phone WY 2-3817. 6_10_ 6tc Call w~·;;;;. ~ay o:'Nigbt in the aftern~oll. Featured sent lo the state judging later. Anna Burris, Pt. Pleasant, and Pl. Pleasant Fire Chlel Paul for Renl - - - -- - ·-· Uc singers in the afternoon will be Mr. and Mrs. Dwame Jordan one brother, Will Gardner, Pt. Wood and Bob Johnson, volun1 26 --- :__ _ 11954, 6 cyl. FORD, new motor. "' l_l f) /th -- the Temple Tones from Akron and Bryan, Dale Jordan and Pleasant; also surviving are teer firemnn, were asked to in4 ROOM furnished house in ' Cllarolais Here lord crossed '(.,U(;I'Ill1 ""14 7 AJ:l CONDITIONING Relrtge!' along with other talent Every- Mendal Jordan and Walter at- four grandchildren. vestigate the possibility of seMason, WY 2-3872. 6 12, 6tc yearling bull, 2 bottom plow. ation service. Jack'!! Refng· . tended the antique and classic Funeral service will be held curing fireworks to climax the · 1 15 - - - Oliver drill, Ph. SH 2-4656. POMEROY - 2 story brick, eration, New Haven, Phone on'~h Cwe co:e. 8 f t y th car show in Lancaster Sun- 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Crow - weekend entertainment. FURNISHED apartment, up· 6 2 12tp 6 rooms bath full basement, TU 2-3537. f 6 Uc " arpen. r ap IS ou day Hussell Funeral Home with the A meeting for interested perstairs, 4 rooms, bath and _ __ .h h heating - - - - - -- - --Group met With Mrs. Rex · . h b . . be 1 laundry. WY 2-5434. 6·12-4tc wtt s ower, urnace 'HEATING, P!umbmg, Muelleri Cheadle on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mr~. Charles Grre Rev. H. A. 11'ilcox and the Rev. sons in I e ce 1e ration Wl11 AUCTION every Wednesday and lgas) , lront and back porches. i Fll!'tlaces. Arnold Brolbero, 1Plans were made to visit Cam- (Margaret MoSier) have moved Donald Lockhart officiating. held June 6 at 7:30 p. m. In APARTMENT FOR RENT. Al- S...turday. Welch's Auction, $4000.00. ·118 East Maia Street, Pom· i den Park on June 2(1_ Those pres- to DyP.Sville. Mr. Jire was re- Burial will be in Sun,..rest ceme- the local courthouse. so trailer space. Good toea· Laurel Cliff, Route 124. RURAL - 3 room hunting tr07· Phone WY 2-2448. ent included Thad Dye Ronda cently dlscharRed from the U. l tery. Friends may call at the lion. Call Walter Crooks, WY 6 2 30tp lodge or weekend retreat, 7 20 tfc • s A It t f f 1h e ' ---------~=~I furnished, plus 35 acres woo d· _______ _:_:~:_:::..:_ Hart, a VIsitor, and Donnie, . rmy a er .a our o over- unera ---om .- ----oRo. . Of! NOTJC:I :1-3631. 6 10 tfc ,_ ed land, pond, 1400 feet frontInsurance Kathy and Rex Cheadle. i seas duty. , 1 1676 Lincoln Heights, 2 bed- 59 Cadillac_ $1,595 id Lewis A. !Joel Mosier, u. Kareo Petty anrl Kathy \\oodPl•asant Valley Hospital . To the Pnllcyholdi!l'l of Cerl· 1 r d tul Auuranee Company. au Ohio room house wlth bath, base., 2 dr. Hard To~. Power steer· age on go' grave oa · AUTOM0 BILE Insurance been S Navy whose ship had been rum, McArthur. are v1sitmg 1 ADJ\.IITTED - Mrs. Mmme i Mutual company, with principii 4500 In Cleare~k Town~hlp, ment, builtpin cupboard, hard· mg, power wmdows. power , FA1RM·~·OLIVE TOWNSIUP- 1 cancelled? Lost you. opera- ~ r~ently 'ordered to waters near their grandmother, Mrs. Murl Tucker, .Ro~er~urg; Raymond . urfireR County, Ohio. f c 11 1 scat and power brakes. Like T Galh po1IS F~ erry.; Pam- Warren . C ll WY 2-2966 , the Dominican Republic, has C.,a 1away, 1oc.a 1· Notice II hereby atve t1a1t wood flours, gas urnace. a 1 new finish . Extra good tires. 1 56 acres, well - fenc:ed , plen- tor's 1lcense: a . I erry. C'eutral Auunnc• comp.IDJ hel flleo IU Pel\1\on of mercer With Tracy Whaley, WY 2-3054 aft. ty of water, pond, 2 story I 615tlc returned lo his al Norfok, Mr. Md Mrs.DRichard . Pard-I the Superintendent ef lmuran~ er 5 p. m. 6 8 tOte ! 61 Buick - - $1 ,495 mQdern home, 6 rooms, bath, PH<ri'O Copymg 5erv1ce Co!> Va. and spent the weekend sr,ns and son, ayton. VISite ' ., of Ohio . The U>nn1 of the PtOPGI· 4 rJr. Sedan . One ' with his wire Carolyn friends and relatives in this St Ray ' Jackson OhiO't' John "'d merger are on file at the ot. ==-===---=--,---- 1 CLeSabre "r•ful lorn! O"'ner. Spotl·s·. hardwood floors. fireplace, I ies made of legal papers. here Pt p't FOR RENT Tral.ler space fkes of the company and tn thl . easan . 1·t Y t'nclud'i ng her aunt •1 earns, · origiinal finish. Powrr shufull baselll€nt, furnace heat- blrttl records and alrntJ.sl anJ Woodrum Mosier, hi!! parents, ,......mmun '-"'-' . o"k" uf the Superlnt.endvnt ot on N. Second-av in Middle- ing. Aulomatic shifl. . ~. . h. k h tc d M d M Dou I M . Mrs Murl Galaw.ay over the DISCHARGED - Larry Fry, ln~uram:e. mg, uarn. r.d an rs. gas OSler, week.end New Haven·• Donald Oldacke•~, •-port. Near shopping district. Lo d 21Lc 1c •en ff R e 1. other IX!IliDents. Po Su~b P1t1Uo11 w1U be h. .nt b' 1 ouse, C<>rnmiulo' provl.ded b' No, . c II WY 2 cate " m' es o ou e Reuter ........., m...., an other relatives. dai J d led Leon· John llolea PI Pleasant· the Revtted Code. at P:00 Concrete patJOs. Wa • 7, 113,500.00. I 4 lfc I Men or an accompan Eliza' Huttt . Pt p' lea. a I B , 3110T.U. A.M. o'clock <>D WednMCII)I, .June 2186, WY 2-3346 or Y 2-3600. ALBERT M. COX. SALESMAN Evans Rutherford, Plan, Tex., by his mother, Faye Jordan, • · s n ; ar- 23, 1116G, •t the ofltu or tha su.. JOerlntendent of Luurance. 1uq 6-5-tfc Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-3636 WY :1-3831) Legal Notice and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ruth- visited with Lavern Jordan at bara Fowler, Apple Grove and PGllc:tholder of the eOIIIJt&DT lDQ l.ppev and. be heuG Ia Nlei 1 - - - - - - - - -- - I · 6 II 3tc Noma erford, daughters, Elizabeth St. Anthony Hospftal in Colum- Betty Chandler, Leon. to IUI!h Petltiob. 3 and 4 ROOM turnishee apart· MEXICAN TOMt. TO plants lor -- - r. ..,.., ~"" th" th• undontp. Anne and Jennifer o' Spring- bus nn Monday. others who visWIJllam R. Morrt._ ~ Ro I & Reed Ha d sale William Holmes Syra- 7 ROOM HOUSE for sale at ed lutentlll to mau appllc•Uon to the grandparents are Mr and Mrs 8\lpertalelldent of 1n1uruae men~ w ey r · ' Prob•te court ,, Molu County, Oblo, field were guests of Mr. and iled hfm during the week were B-·" (l kalew Rt. · p i t' 5 11 Uc cuse. ware.' ~ 26 tfc Bradbury, Ohio. Drilled well ror •n order t,o ch.anp b• 11a.me to Mrs Mendal Jordan others Mrs Lavern Jordan and mm uc , 2, o n and garden spot on Route lU. El~ilr Sanford Clonch. . Pleasant Ma. M coNnou Write to Mrs. J. A. Reoshaw, uonat~ :!P~!:~~ .~!~ c':n':"on~ called he~e by the death of Ruth Ann, Gene Jeffers, Mr.Jr~~~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-\i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THHEE and tour ron'D furni~b& lllal•tblou"'::u:~~~::L are top. 2638 Pontiac St., Columbus, 111ga au of Jub' 1965. Mrs. Bessie Strung were Merle and Mrs. John Dunham, Mr. ld ud IDdUra1lbed lpart. noommended tor contro1Un1 All· Ohio, or pholll AM 8-5939 , ated. thUEU~~.:,a:rdolLI~:;:e l9CI&. Moore, McArthur~ Edna Anders and Mrs. Richard JeHen and menta. WY 2-6434 l2 t1 tfc .;:' vr'~~u'sp~D::,:n_uruC: G ~: Columbus, Ohio, (~ 1& u. of Colwnbus and Edward Tay- Mr. mtd Mrs. Dorsey Jordan. BIG FREI! ·, MODERN 4 room and bath, ::~e~. ?:":11~e.totn' :~ ~~etr: a 8 6tp lor of Crooksville. Lavern Jordan is recovermg ' MOBILEHOME & TRAVEL TRAILER furnished apar1men..,1 MiddlUe- '""''•"' ,..,. "' ,,.., m,.. •• .., Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stout and from major aurg.., rooo ~antral o1 dett~ctl\'41 larvae HOUSE FOR SALE·. 4 rooms ·-' and is ••· 3 rt. WY 2.117t. 4 21 family of Harriaonvllle VIsited peeled ID be able ID return --SHOWpo c ~~:t~o~ut~u~~b~•. a~:::'- to~: and bath_ Partial basement. Major Iague Resultl Mr_ .and Mrs. Rex ' Cheadle and home soon. TRAD..ER LOTS - free sew- ~:~· 8~~~~~~= f:.':!,~ Hot air furnace. One ac- By United Press I.Dtemattonal family recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mu Crabtree Celebrating Our 14th Anni-ryt age and water. Brown's Trail ttoa - Eut Main Street. Porne.-o7. re ground. Phone WY 2-3003. American League Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Mas- and granddaughter, Valerie Vin4 Blf~ DAYS-10:00 A.M;to 10:00 P.M. er Park tState Approved) 6 8 6tp Ol 2 • 1 1ng lh b' th H 1 p k M' h JUNE 18, 19, 20, 21 Minersville, Oluo, Phone WY S'l'EREO CONSOLE, 1965 modChicago 000 000 I • ooy are announc e It BOD, aze ar , 1c ., were Featuring W324. 1 to Uc eL This set radio equipped. HOUSE FOR SALE, two years Wash 010 000 000- I 5 0 of a daughter, Robin Etl'!llbeth recent gueslll of his parents, Has nice finish of walnut. This old, 3 bedroom,s bath and Howard, Wilhelm 18) and at Sheltering Arom hoopital on Mr. ad Mrs. W. E. Crabtree. THE BIGGEST MOBILE HOMES BUlL T set sold much higher. Take ca:port. No down payment re- 1Schafler. Richart (3-5) and June 2. Grandparents are Mr. Guealll of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Help Wanted•:_24' x 55' MagqoUa Lelsurama over payments of 15 per qwred. Phone SH 2·5868. i Bromley. Winner Wilhelm and Mrs. Harry Massey of Car- Gillogly were Mr. and Mrs. Jim 20' x 52' Ritzcraft Ranch Home ..~~!;,~1~1! ~·~:. lob&. month, or pay balance due I 1 ~ ~ 0-2). HRs- Lock (4th), Skow- penter, Rt. 1. The Masseys Bethel, Lakeland, Fla., Mr. and 20' x 42' Ritzeraft Ranch Home - .., """ ••un ""•••m..J 17'1.64. Call WY 2-6.\55 FOR SALE: Completely ron (7th), have one son, Michael and four Mrs. Ralph Frazier and fam• TI1e =::•.,.~ ~;;,.,: 0P&'"::!~·~;;: 6 8 6tc ern, 3 bedroom ranct home daughters, Mary Janet, Brem- Uy of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mru. Beautlful60 x 12 Ritzcraft . .au, ull.e•••"' ''R tntnrnu· · Ch t R d Baltimore 000 010 000-14 0 da and Kathy. Otho Gregory and grandson, Or~ -~"',..fn':,..a~~.~~=':!!i SlNGER, SEWING MACHINE. m new area on5337 es 3er28 03 · Boston 000 000 000-- o 6 1 Gue~ts o( Mr. IUid Mrs. Ro- Un, Jr., RadcHff, Mr. and Mrs. Fabulous 60 x 12 Trotwood ~-"' .....,~ •~ ..... ...,._ Completely rebuilt Round Phone WY :1- · llc Pappas, Miller I ~) and Orsl- bert Slout recently have been Orlln Gregory and family of Famous 60 x 12 Liberty o.ur lenttnaJ . Pnfll.,...,,~~~---bobbin, sewing machine. This Auto Sales no. Monbouquette, Rp,datz (9) Mr. and Mrs. Bermy Lowe, Ro- CoJumbus and . Mr. and Mrs. Also MALE - Rawleigh business machine fully guaranteed. The Ramoler and Tillman, Ryan 19). Wmner bin, Jelf and Leslie ol Cleve- Cecil Gfllogly, Steven, Jeffrey Namco--Fleetwood-Horiwn-Liberty now open in Pomeroy and Balance $28, or pay $1.25 per World Staadanl ol flampacl - Pappas (6-2), Loser-Moohou· land, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stout and AUsa Ann, Athens. 655 Magnolia-Ritzcraft-1-2-3 Bedrooma Middleport. Excellent oppor- week. Call WY 2- 5. Elcofleaco quette (5.-7 ). and lamily of Charleatnn, W. 6 Front Kitchen-Front Dining Room• wnlty. Full time. Write at 8 6tc Big car room, ride Dl per- I _ _ Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert , , 1 Front Bedrooms-Ten & Twelve Wide Model• once. Raw leigh, Dept. OHF. NEW HAY for sale : mt your lormance. SmaU cor e<IWIDIY Minnesota 000 1101120- 4 0 1 Stout, Jr., David and Carol of Infant's Sei'VlCell Trotwood-Holiday Rambler-Arrow 840-189, Freeport, Ill. barns now with out ol field ODd moaaprabWIJ Detroit 102 001 lOx- & I 0 Are Held Sunday Little Cbamp-Travel Trailers 6 12 lip hay at cheaper prices. Phone lleo Kaat, Perry 14!. Stigman <6), Cleveland 1112 010 000- 4 12 I PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral And Tent Campers - - - -- -- - - - 392-7646 lEU) or write: Ro...,lnlpolllaD Moton Klippstein 17), Pleis (7) and Kansas City 100 101 50x-ll 7 I services for Larry Mark BuckUSED RE-CONDITIONED MODELS AVAILAILI . __To Buy bert Yelton, 412 N. Tray Rd., E. Malo Street. PomerUJ Battey. Aguirre, Lolich 19) and Siebert, Bell 16), Weaver (7) alew, nine-months-old son of , .-DON'T MISS TltE. ROOTS WAN'l'ED, Gen.Sing, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Pbono I'IY Will Freehan. Winner- Aguirre (7·2). ond Acue, Buschhom, llrlhow· Mr. aad Mrs. Roy Buckalew of golden seal opeclal, 300 lbs. 6 8 6te 4 22 tic Loser - Kaat '5·71. HRs-Hor- sky (4), Pena 16), Mossi r7) Barboursville was held Sunday Register for Prizes Drawings Every Hour , of May Apple Roots. Clean FREE LOAN of our efficient Employment Wanted Ion I 13th). Killebrew (11th!, and Bryan, Lachemann , 1&1. afternoon at 2 p. m. In the SunFree Refreshments Free Gifts ll'or AU . I aQd dried, 6 cents per lb. Carpet Shampooers with purNossek <lstl , Allison IlOth). Winner - Mossl 12-1). Loser- crest Cemetery in Pl. Pleasant ' OVER 75 MODELS ON DISPLAY Top price for all other roots. chase of Blue Lustre sham- YOUNG MAN wants sum~er Bell 11-21. HR- Harrelson (5th). with the Rev. Jock c. Higgins SEE THE FINEST IN MOBILE LIVING Bailey, Reedsvllle, Ohio, poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- work on farm or anythmg New York ooo 300 000- 3 6 0 <2nd, 61'. innings, rain) officiating . ,. -Bill - - -- - - I 10 6tc port. 8 8 6tc else suitable. DIU Galllpol19, Los Ang 000 000 000 - 0 5 0 Cleveland 040 OlD 0- I 10 I ThE Infant died Friday night AT ~~c-o-~==~ 387-7246. 8 10 6tc F11rd, Ramos •91 and Howard. Kasas City 001 100 i - 2 52 in St. Mary's hospital. Insurance WOOD MOBILE HOMES INC. 1. 1 ~·Of. SALE: HAY. Herbert Wli- EMPLOYMENT wanied.::: Ex- Newmnn, R. Lee 191 and Hodg- Stange , II.()) and Carreon. I Surviving In addition to his CIIARANTEED, renewable for ! IIams, Shade, OhiO. l4tp perienced interior and exter· ers, Wier - Ford t6-6). Loser!' O'Dono~e. Hunter (2), Stock parent. are malernol grand· Betwoon Belpre & Mariotti on Stole Rte. 7 Ute bo&pltallzalion. fsaUI'd PICNIC TABLES for sale, reas· ior painting. Free estimates. -Newman 17-41. 15! and Lachemann. Lo•er- parenlll Mr. and Mrs. .lack "Where Yau Buy With Confldoncll" " all ages. Pbone WY :1-41166. onabJe. Call SH 2-51152. Phone WY 2-2682 or tee RogO'Donoghue (3-8). IIR - Hltlton Fowler, 300 - 22nd Street, Pl. Since 1951 Bolpro, Ohio '423-9551 l II 1ft 6 ~ 6tc er Cullums. H9-tfc (1st game) (5th). 'Ple•••nl. and tho o•••m•l -- ----·----- --·---- -- -·--------------- ·- 1963 I oor.I'T I'M A L~ETL! PINCHED FElt CA;H, SNUFFY··WILL VE SELL Mt HALF A iJUG? ~houl!l ~entll Pomerov Motor Co. MARK IV @) . ....... DArtT CROSSWORD - ___ ...- .......orbeU.C $340 Blaetfnars ' Welcome TO ALL! • .I I 1 I, ~r1~/2a~? :"3~0~~~!~ ~~~~:~i C~rolyn Greenl~es he~d I IIOU,.....N-."'r""p""u_M_~...,Y-""-,,-u-gg_is_h_s"'e-11'-l I I 1 1 1 I I 1 b~se I' u " .. ..- " ~~ri;'";~;li:: r~·;•nt, Ch~r:; 1 I .' Blaettnars Q :f,, ' . 0 • Line Scores '::!:! mod-I .. I Wante~ • ! Jr -- - I ' ., ., • 17• .,.,. JG, Viper 17. Lives :W. l>eceiYi!O= "'· 2:!. C..khoy'l Ia :15~~.. d .... 28. Norse fad 29. Pantries 32.Not awahe 36. Wild Jibeep; Tibet $8. Lomeutk lbe .... 39. Onov mol'll 4\. Language •J• ,,, I WJEH RADIO PI 1'1 ~~ I" l4i IIOWJI l.Bow "He's at lhat awkward younr enouch to nHd dltclplino and old onou!lh to con hit way out of it!" ·- 1 . . ~:p. ai.Rumploo H . DomineerIng I~ 1'4' :u:nu... ""'- ,, ~ 1:'1: , ;.; .. . TAAR'S-&'UsH!-ONE flR"-NCH (j TH' FAMBL'I W~ DON'T MENSHUN!?' 40. Sticky Rouo. ,,. andooat 2'8. KSnd f1 43. Freihet 31. Hut.,_ • Its: llltlr, s:r. Actor 113.9..... DOYintl 14. Moo• !9. Wa1'p·Y""' H.Be18. Cowt !9. Oattlow 20. PIS'Cbed 'W&)'B 42. Skeletally .supi'Jrted • ..,.r• ....._ "'· Eana 10. PI\IJsag"" ofMCient Cartllago UIUIIil ... Bille< .. lfo: J.atliiJ M.1'.u. fowl I I I ll.'l'ltroup batrhtra lG; l"emal• Plans Underway For July 4th CelebratiOn 1 ll.lllaolc I.PVtff 1(. Hllh 1 NOTICE! ..-.. r.:. ........ ""'""",·~ l%. Novellllt Zola 13. Any q.C.. 1 1~=========~;;:;~;;------' Carpenter AIR CONDITIONING J Social News val-l aua l.lll-Uiol U.Indloa ..ta I SELL HALF JUGS. CALEB · ·• HOIII50MEVER .. .Jolla .... IL'ftolelo. I. At lbo AUTO l HELPED HIM. 6ETTER HERE AT CAMP. 2 SIGNS INfORMATION . BVT I TI11NK I HAVE TfiiN65 ARE 6otN6 ----~---- - - - - - - - : - - - Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 14, 1965- WANT AD HE WM 1/E~ LONE~OMe, tEAR MOM AND DAD, aubst.aooe , •• flO ~ ZT bf.f 1'/H.JTW I!''" • m ., DAn.\' Cll'l'TOQUO'R! - H-'• how Ia work It: AX1'DLBJI..A.XB LOXIlFilLLOW One letter limply .ataadt lot aoother. Tn this IJifnPit A is uaed for the thret L'a. X tor the two O'a, ~tc. Singlll!l Idlers. &potlrophl•, the Jen(Ul awl t:Qlm&Uun ot tbe wo-rds are all hint.. J:&ch 4a.y ~~ !etten are dltferent • 7:0u Be Still and Know 7:112·30 New a 1:00 Slsn On A()~1fCK I !lAC. . 7: 0'1 Mu>tcal Clock 1:01).15 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperaturp BBLBER IIXV 11.11: V>UVD!i:U, li'DY 7:00 Be Still & Know 7:30 Musical Clock ME Wll.lilHDWV.-LDFBNOJI. AZIDA 7:45 First Baptist Church 1: 02·30 News Sab•rda)·'a Ctyptoq.ote: BACK OF i:VMY ACHJIJVEKENT 8:011 Ohio Valley Newo 7:0'1 Mu.<ical Clock JS A PROUD WIFE AND A SlJIIf'IUSI!lD MQTIIJIR·DI-Loi.W, 8:0f World Nev•s 7:45 First Baptist Church -BROOKS HATS 8: 10 Sports Today 8:00 Ohio Valley News 10 1901, br ......... looJ 8: 14 Weather Picture 8:115 World News 8·15 'dusical Clod 8: tO Sports Today 9:00 High g,; .,,, ' lit Parade 8: t4 Woather Picture ' 10:30 Song & Story Time 8:15 Co1nmun!ty Newa 110:43 Tne Goller Key 9:00 Tal• ol the Town II :00 Democratic Legls!&ture Monday Thru Friday: 5:05 Jim Mees Show 9:!5 Public SerVIor Show 11: t5 Musical Interlude 6:00 Sign-On, Newo 6:3tl Sundown Senna'lo ID :II Church of Christ U:30 R•publican Legislature 6:115 Sacred Heart 7:30 Sign Ofi 1~ Latc"hslrir:o 11:45 Walle• ''oeller Report 6:20 Meigl CT. RFD Salwdays: ll:ml '1 11 I •• 11:52 Musical fnterludo •:23 Paul Bowers Farm 6:00 Sign On - Newo II: 05 Mm111ng Melodfeo, !2:011 Local & Ohio News 8:30 Country JambOI'Ie 6:00 Country Music Time Mon. thru. Wed. 8:67 Weather 1:2.1 Cnuntry Jamboree 11:115 Church Bel'c Ring, Frt. 12 ·20 Evans Bulletin Board LinLe ORPHAN ANNII 12:15 News 0 Grams 7:00 National Newt 7 no Protestor• Hour It · World News . 7:311 Sports 7:30 Sports 11:51 Mason County New! . . . 12:30 Satur,lay Matmee 7:35 Bill Millar Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show . 12:00 ' t: News ~ I 4:00 Discinb with Doss 7:36 Pickens Hardware Show 10:45 It's Music - Army •2 r· Noon New• .......... ~ 4:30 Top Ten Revue (Tu··•a ·Thursday) ll 00 Dairy Valley .!c OuttOD'I II: 10 Marketo 5:00 Saturday News Summary 1 . 50 News~· 1 : !\/~DAY. Top Ten Show 12:15 Mid-Day Weather !:&IDD'{'SA 1'W0 5:13 Musical Inttrlude I 1,30 Dally Light 12:00 News 12:20 Evans P JJletin Boar · w:rnrr ENF.Mit-.. 5:30 Community Choirs 1:45 Baker Fllrniturs Show 12:1~ Musical inteJiude lktliiNQ AT THE 12:25 News - gramo P~<F 6:00 Dance Party (Wed.-Aucllon) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. MerUn Teets 12::Ill AIJl'lculturo Programs lTlitR RUlli FOR 1:00 011 The Air 9:00 News 1:00 Tbe Jim Mees Sbow HIM 1\tll VICUN 12:45 Country Gc Round l'm'rHrt-tm.~ Sunday 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 6.30 Sundown Setenadt 1:55 News Bellt <IOIIlll'l'<R!D l:lli Coffee With Janet 7:30 Sign Olf 2:00 Country Go·Round A RIJAl& OCK! 7:59 Sign On 10:00 S•ap Shop SUDtll}o: 2:55 News Ileal n:00 "'he Singing Preacher 10:15 Mornmg Meditations 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 3:00 Mltf fo / "'latihee 1: 15 News Rep. . 10:30 Portrait! ol a Patriot 7:55 News 2:$5 NeWI B@ I 8: 30 Church , Christ 10:39 Bill Miller !bow 1 oo Bapll!t Layman's Hour 4:00 Oisclha WIUt Doss 9:00 \i:usic.r In' ·• ·Jude 10:4.1 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tuoo.) 8:30 Sunday Show 4:30 fnll!rchange lO .•J First Baptist Church 10:45 Famuy Worship (Tburo.) f:30 Tho Bible Speaks To You $:00 ComftlUnll News 11:30 Children's Chapel IU:4D A.8.C. Prgm (Pete 9:43 Sunday Show 5:05 Mason County News f1 :4' Sunday New; Special Shields) (Frfdayo) 10:00 The Good Lito 5:10 Wor1d & " 11'1 News 12 :00 ~ . ,ws Report SO THAT'S Tit& FABLEP 11:00 News It:!& CO!lgl'e!lsman's Report THAT /MD! A THCIUSANP 5:15 Spotlight u. Sport., 12: lf, .lpiscopaJ Church 11:115 TinY'I Count!')' Juncllon tDt!O Sunday Show AT THE MERE ME~ION Mon. thru Wed. 12:4S ''1lhollc lnlormation VO(!~ NAMe, C..SANoYA 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour U5 Bob Neal Sports Salute I: 00 Church of God Timo II: 00 Newa Fridays 1:30 Gosr ~all t:i:OO Cement Block News 1.1:11 The Chrtstlan'o Hour 6:20 Spotlight on Sports-Fri. 2:00 Old Folkc Hour 12:30 GD<islor'a Guest Star (Frf) 12:3~ Tho Rev, Morfin Teets $:25 Stroh's Weather Cast 3:00 Hymns from Harding 1~ : 30 Larry Andet10n Show 1:00 T'• Rev. H. G. Stewart Mon., Wed., Fri. 3: 15 Sunday Showcase 3:00 Jim Mees Sbow 1:30 Tile Re•. !Jib 8l!lupo 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 3:4~ Public Servke Show f: lfi Blaellnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andre• P~::l 9: tiO Off The Air u. 890 Hit Parade (Toe!-Thur.) I:U Tht Rev. Roicoe ' Saturday 3:00 City ''"'>g·· ., Re[l'lrt 4· 30 News (Local) 1:10 The Sunday Sbo!IC!asa 6:00 Sign On 5:15 119(} Hit Parade 4:40 Jim ·Mees Show 6:30 Sundollll Serenado 6:00-15 Musle11' Clock i:lltl Off The All' --..:...1:00 Newa 7:30 lip Olf •na.•a.rtc WINifLI THE BORN LOSER 8y Monday 11>ru Friday ~UT ~E MIIIT llrnJRN TO EARTH !"OR AN OCCASIONAL I)-. WMPO Radio ~ '= = .. . • I • ' ' • '" ·:\. tJ BUT I 'TELL \tJU 1 ~ANT BEE 'ltiU 10 • IllY I I'LL .. rlL GET IN ltlUCH LIITER I wrrn ~CU �~· • • IS - " ~ .' A variety of entertainment duced to the audience by a vo- Gloria Buck on "Another Op'n- , Adding to the variety wi ll be :; " , ~ehl, Ga llipolis, Will be the Sand.'' and "By the a.,• will be prov1ded by If finalists cal 10lo, ''You Must Have Been 1ing, Another Show." Constance Midkiff. Athens. pre- ?. -".'0 1n a comedy monolog- by the dancing chorus compo~o and cast members of Meigs a Beautiful Baby; • by Bob1 In the contestant talent com- senting a style theme act oft ':,·. ~ 1ret Ann Elliott, Gal- ed or Jonnie Thompson, DJcl County's Big Bend Minstrel Crow. 'petition, Carole Gumn, Miam1s- garments she has created and jh. I sing "How Can I Nease, Mike Archer, Briladl Assn. at a ResJonal Mils Amer- The girls will be in a garden burg, costumed as the devil, Miss Ellen Bird, Middleport, W .• vm the Broadway Potts, Donna Crow, Bob Sw.., lea contest to be staged at 8 setting created by Mra. Margar- will do a toe number to "Satan who will do Eugene F"1eld's jshow "Paint Your Wagon." Gay-~ son, Ralph Werry, Glorll p.m. Saturday in the Pomeroy et Ella Lewis assisted lly Aar- Takes a Holiday." Joyce Elaine ''Little Boy Blue." Another lo- Ia Aflll Caraffi, Cleveland, will Buck, Katie Morarity and JGI!I Junior High School Audilorium. ,on Zahl and Robert Morril. Byer, CmcinnatJ,. in sailor cos- ~cal contes tant . Rosetta Lisle, ,present a vocal number for her LJS ie. ' Joe Struble, veteran emcee,! John Lisle will present the Iitle tummg, will do a modernJStlo Syracuse, will sing "Tru e ta lent number. Rounding out the EVENING EVENT will preside over the pageant song, "Mi88 America," and cre-lctance number on Which she d1d ,Love" and Rutland's Lmda Sue competitiOn w•ll be numbers ny l' Lee Jacobs of Pomeroy wfl activities held in conjunction ating the mood for th~ three j her own choreography. Sheila ' Parker Will be doing a cornet Sharon Blumenfeld, Pittsburgh, do a five mmute magic act fOlwlth . the Big Bend Regatta minute talent presenlaliOIII ol Ruck, L1ma, w1ll vocahze ·; number. P&., and J udy Camp bell, Galh· lowing lnlermi&sion and Lilt. Weekend. Official pageant ac- each of the f?nlestanta will be Cain'! Say No" from Oklahoma j The old soft shoe and a fast polis. ; will vocalize " The Girl on t1tf companilt will be Mrs. Marglll'- Sandra Brewmrton slnsJng and Carmah Saxton Gallipo1JS, 1 tap presentatiOn w111 be done Setting the swim sUit compe- Magazine Cover" 1o briDi • et Neuman. "EveryltUng's Coming Up wlll sing "I EnJOY Being A by .Jacquelme Sue ScriVener, titJon judgmg w1ll be B11! Zer- the contestants for the eveillJIC The 14 finalists will be ·intro-IRoses," and baton soloist, Girl" as her talent number. !Cuyahoga F'alls contestant Joy-.kle's vocal. ·Love Letters m <Contmued on page 10 ) , --~· 1 - • J at yAJ entine Ol XVII NO. 49 Other Mens Ca nvas "'MfRUY ·MtODtEPORI. OHIO SANTO DOMINGO <VPII- GIIIIftre broke out ill Suet Domingo early Ieday betweea rebel lroopo and membera or llie Inter • -'merieaa peaee- TONIGHT & TU ESDAY " NONE BUT THE BRAV E" -Tt>chmcolu r ~ T onv Brll Samnn I u k~u n Lilt <~In!:' S h ' p lw n~ Colarcar roons WED. and THUR SDAY June 16 ·17 ~R ID AY and SATUR DAY Junt' ' 8-19 Regatta Shuttle Service is Assured lhrnu~h TONIGHT "C APTAIN NEWMAN M. D." C!egory Pl'<'k Ton' CUI't l S Color - and"STRAIGHT JACKET" Joa n Cril\1 lord 1 Meigs Women To be Honored At Ohio State NOT OPEN SU N , MON , TUES. June 20 21 FIVE CENT keeping lofte. AI least It eivlliano were WOUIIdetl, RegaUa officials . conflr~ed sa•d confirmation that Lake Eas t Mam-st bv Roedel's, qu irrd tu poy an ""m " ''''" or frst,v iiJes. Motoristo, ho"'* Tbt ftrlna broke lit It 1 L today that the parkmg .!lltuatlon Shore will have shuttle serVJ CP store l fh arge. Pr, not mtendmg to visJt tb8J11, llld was CODiiaulnc m.,.. In Pomeroy during the big up. was received Monday. Pr"'e for passengers shuttled The Jarcceo al Mason will Hrgalta w1ll be rerouted 011111 lhan Z\1 houn taler. 11 ap. coming weekend of activity will The serv1ee will be from Mid-I from the ra~rg• ounds or M1d be handl ing the sale ol urkfl s other streets In order 1o hJ· peared to ortp 1 ~e at the be greatly reliend with the an- dleport to the Meigs County dleport to downtown Po111eroy to "iew Ihe actJVJI Jes from that pass the section. DOrtbe••t eor'ller Df tbe miJe. nounc~ment the L~ke Shore fairgrounds m Rock Springs. 1 wil l be 25 cenls per 1wrson ; o;ec liOn RE:J!reshm~>nts w11l be A "gigantic tent" that COY. aq1~ IOIIe ill &mtt Domla- fransJt compa~y w1ll Provide Cost of passengers takt',181 II was <:~! so annuu nled today 1 provu:!ed on the Wt>sl VJrgmJ<=~ ers most of the upper parkina controllH by lie foreet • shuttle serv1ce. advantage of the serv1ce wJII that the "Vill ijRe Green" across SJde ol the m er. lot was ra ised Monday aftel' Col, frlllCU.. Cllama.. 1 Willis Leadingham, general be 15 cents per person for tho" i I~· Oh1o R1ver al M"'"" will OffiCials. mak mg fmal plan' no· •n SjlOCtators will be able De1o. chaU"man of !be Regatta, and picked up Within the areas from be roped of t and spertal ors ex. : or lhe weekr·nd, Sfnd · ,., v1ew the Friday night 118ft · Pomeroy Chamber ot Com-lthe Pomeroy-Mason bndge to pectmg to vit>w thl' race<:; rro m tr<Jffl c'' wrl l f.te mamta mPd in show With Minnie Pearl 11· 1 merce President Jack Carsey, tht! intersection of Kerr-st and that van tag!• pom1 wtll bt> re- I f'omcrov dUI mg the thrl:'e-day headline performer, the ski and - - - - --sky shows on Saturday and lbe [' race..c; on Snnday from under . lhe tented area. For Tho Regatto WHirtnd, Pomoroy-Mddleport, Ohio A dJscu, ion of the upcornlDC Juno 18-19-20 Regatta plans was held Man:day durmg a special meetlnJ FRIDAY ' of I he Pomoroy Chamber of II A.M. - Parade forms on South Second-ov In Commerre at Crow's Town & Middleport. Two Meigs County ladies w111 1 Country Restau ran t with Mr. be honored this week at lhe 13 P.M. - Approximate limo of llarting of parade . r.arsey in charge of the bus!"Tenth Annual Homemaker's toward Pomeroy. j . ness sess1on. Courae:• June 15-17 -' 12 until \1 P.M.- Booths open on parking lot. , ' . State Un!veralty, lor thllr I P.M. - Start of stage show with Minnie Pearl as I participation In the Short headline performer, CourH for tile past 10 year,, 10:30 P.M. - Rock 'n Roll Dance on parking lot with , music by tho Royaltonot. I Pomeroy, Ohio Frank Smatr<.~ ( lmt Wllker Tummv Sa nds- HI atl IJt>:~.:t('r TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1965 n " PAJAMA PARTY" Schedule of Events I r l't•j hill ( oli H , \\ l l h J, >il\111\ hill, I aud \nrwll1 I-illi I( t•l!n Feii l urette: Wha' Happened Colorcartoom; Canteen will SATURDAY 10 A.M. - Sky show by Chillicothe Sport Porachute club. 11 A.M.- Art.Claxton Ski Troup show. : I P./11. - Air For~• salute to tho Big Bend with · plan•. ' ~ , 1:30 P.M.-Boat t•t rlllls. 2 P.M.- Att Claxton Ski Troop ahow. • 4 P.M. - Sky thow by Chillicothe Sport Parachute ~ chill 6 P.M.- Square dancing by Big Bond Twilero, I P.M.- Mitt America PogHnl at Pomeroy Junior \ High auditorium. •'' SUNDAY 9:30A.M. - Ministerial A11n. service on parking lot. l, II A.M. - Milling of drivers. 12:15- Start of Regatta racers, 5 P.M.- End of rracll. CARPETING SALE r· J For Limited Time At Ingels Furniture ENTER COLLEGII Miss Christine Bahr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr, and Miss Suzanne Bradbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ch_arles A Bradbury, are entermg RIO Grande College for tho summer session beginning today. of REMEMBER! If you ad now, this ~I II I 1 ' 11 ' , ~· .f · J,' f) ' ' <I' I COOL bargain can be yours! J' I II' I ,I ', I ,' Lee Lisle COMFORTABLE li mited Ou<n tity At Th is Pri ce! PHONE WY 2-263$ TODAY Square Yard lnclud.. loam~ rubber padding ond Installation · Syracuse Graup I • I Th e ladles of th• Syroeust IFiremen's Auxiliary will sem the canteen for the next Blood! mobile VIsit to Meigs county. , The VIS il Wi ll be from Jl noon EST, to 6 p. m. Mondaf, j-lune 28 at the Pomeroy Junior 1 H1gh School, accordin~ to Vernon Nease, Chapter chairm81t. Durmg the summer It II I highly 1mportant that donaU0111 i be •ncreased because of the it creased need for blood caused : by summer highway accidents. Meigs County has been operatmg on !he basis or providlnt I blood for all the needs of Me1g1 County residents. Thla pollq can be continued only wtth Jn.. . creased donations. 1 1 • • • June 20th (Next Sunday) is Father's Day .95 Be Served by Meigs Youth Are Attending Camp Ohio SUMMER Whether you oWD a J)T8C· ious mink or aa ordinary mouton , it should be iD atorage wherel! ummar heat. moths. du st. and thieve• haven't a ghost ol a chance Ia damage it. We leature a complete fur eervica by SHIRTS Select yours from the big experls: STORAGf se- lections in the men's depart· FURRIERS' ClEANING IEPAIRS AND RESTYLING ment on the first floor. .-AID I!IUoll - ---Melli Geaaeral Hlll!pflll ADMISSIONS·- NO!N!. I CALl US FOR StORAGE HOW Furniture Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Robinson's CLEANERS WY 2-5428 Pomeroy WY 2-5 I 30 Middleport DISCHARGES - Evelyn Bur- Don't Forget Our Furniture Sale On Tilt 3rd Floor row,a ~It, W. V&e I Elberfelds~Pomer~y REGATTA WEEKEND � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 14, 1965 bing buckalew gardner reynolds