https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/921f5c249356fd244eacfeb56bbb3a21.pdf 7a299fe1175668a798d619bbefab4530 PDF Text Text I I, I A. Rosenbaum , 295 Wright 51 down 17, 4 a.m.: Buckeye State Pomeroy. Mrs. Oscar D. Scholl, l2·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 16. 1965 1 Holter-McKelvey 18, IU5 a.m .. · Onward up 116 Slate St., Pomeroy, Mro. . . d 18, 4:35a.m.; Natlqnal down 18, L<>sler Brisker, Oak Hlll, Rl~ Jf ows 11re Exelwnge \ _ - 6:45 a.m.; Franklin B. up 19. Ann Sinclair, Wellston. Josep~ I M " Th tma Young Holter Gauge readings: Gallipolis 3:50 a.rn ; Loren() up 19, 5:~ E. stroDg, Wilkesville, Mnt. Brat. I an/~r ~oodrow W. McKel- Dam 122, 12.1, running 21f2 feet Jeffboat up 20. 4:50am.; Bar· EDterfd Hosplt81 ton B. Barlow. Coal Grove, [ vey of. Huntington. W. Va . ,on rollers. Pomeroy - Mason bara Gay up 20, 6.10 am.; Lawrence E. FUch, Ashland. 1 . .JUNE 16 · uni1ed in marriage at the 20 _73, PI PJe 8 sanl 24.37, Hin- Andrew Calhoun dnw11 21. 6 ~ Among those. who entered Ky. , and Cesare Giovanelll. " ~ I The Pa!l.t Pre"ld(•n!s of tht> ~~;~-Lawn Methodist church, I ton 1.04 falling , Kanawha Falls a.m. ; A. J. Patten d?wn ~3, 4.· Holzer Hospital In the pa~t 24 \Ashland, Ky. AmPncan Legion Auxiliary or . 1 F iday June 4. The 3 06 rising Charleston l!tOt ns· 45 p.m.; Panzo up 23. 5 30 P· hours were : James Mtller., '~> flunlmg on. r · London, ' Marmet and Win-. m.; Queen c·t1 Y down 23 • 2·05 K ermt.'t F'IS h" I Bl~ho II have a Rev Mr and Mrs Edwa rd Sin· Orrw Web~ler Post WI R. B Delrlek read lh~ mg. : 1216 Second ~ve ._, n The Christum l•'1lm1ly TakPs B Stand" was tht- program top· bart and daughtt>r. 1\aru\t>a, o[ potluck picmc at the home .o~ vows ()!. the dounte ring cere· field dams were on the sills. •a.m.: Bob Benter up 23, J 40 er, Rt. 2 Galhpohs, Melvm Lee I Mrs. Larry Wayne McDaniel, l 6 P m Obto River - Chris Jr. up a.m.: Jerry Bosworth down 23, Massie Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. . '" d'ng W Va da\1" ic given Oy Mrs \l <t n~m ~ Klrlt'S "'oaon·,. Fla. arr nen· tor a Mrs. Eddie Sm•lh, Wednesda\ .n mony a . . Is [ d" d 2 5·45. Holace 'Metcalf, v·mton, J ames Gnmms Lnfl 1 . . ., Mrs. Ja('k Amsbary or Hunt· 14, 4 45 p.m ; Harvey Jordon . a.m.: n tana own "· hter 2:24 a.m. Tuesday. WhE'll tht> Lowjoy Clfl'lt' ul two wt'eks vtsH wllh her p<n· at & 15 P m Bosworth Cpunr•l No. 46 Roy in ton and .tennings Barrett of up 1~. 5 05 a.m; OVEC down a.m.· Alton Zephrr down~. 6.· Howard Beaver, Rt_. 2 Crown •g ' ' thP ~~~r~t P.. 1ptt<.:l ('hun I• tnPl E"nts. MJ and Mrs Guv Sh ult'r a! and Se\eel Mastl'l"s Will hold g t ere attendants. 1' 6 a m . Juhn J Rowe up 10 am.; E1gerPhff dvwn 23. City Thomas C. Swmdell, Rt. 11 Dl..harJed Tut'sda~ t'Vt'ning ell tht' nnnw . d !I . ur d Hun 1mg on w .!, . . hr d 23 ' 9 71 T Mrs. t:u~· ShuiN, aug1:-• lhPir stated assemb\~· ne nese cou \e IS at home to, 17 , 2.30 a.m.; Robert Reed 6:30a.m.; KellS u er up , Waterloo, David F. Field, 11 . dischar ed ul Mr.., f:(tto::ml f\,lkl'l 17 a.m.: Steve Click down Green- Marquette Ave., Pt. P1easant. Patients recently Sherrie. :md gnmrtd.1ughe-1. Ka dt~v at 7::10 p m for the trans· Th 1.. Pd 1 331 Lvnd:l court! - - · M gd ( II 1 1, · , h . thPlr 1ten sa . L d M . . . ded Jerry Shuler r. an 11 0 1 1 1 307 me1u -~~r mt>Ptmg w . ~ opi!lt n Wt rotp, Stnhart. M'rt' 1<1 IP 1 ilrtion ot all regu ar usmess up 10:20 p.m.· a y anor1e Mrs 'WilUam Warns 1ey • Col pr::tver by t\w ('h'll l nun. Mrs . visllllt'~ Tut•sda~ and lhf elf'L'l!On ot oltlri'l"S 1\\1 Hl~~:- ~g~~:i ght ParkPr and 0 IS down Greenup' midnight; Lou- lOth. St., Pt. Pleasant, Gretch~n Mrs. Tild~n Tha~:~a. ; : . 11 Kl ,.,. . :.., tnllo\'.1-'fl b\ llt•vnttolh gtv . , ~ ff.rrr~ and cnmpmltons are · · , s •. ,rt K a v I isiana up, • Greenup .. 20 a.m.; A. Wilson BoykiO, Mrs. Fed . k A s 11 1• 1 11 ~-, hn•w i\lr (',pm' t'Jnuk.;. <J st uul!n1 · d h. .111 d<lU!::ler. 1• 1s 1v ·' , • d G · • Pt· Pleasant dOav1d bus Carl Barnett r er1c • 4 1 en bv Mr~ . f.'r:m~ (", ,,,~"' ... ~" Umvrr, 1h t,rgPd to at1Pnd <~n . rmg n 'r" Rnhert \lorns sr or Porn- , • Rt. 1 Hen erson, er, . ' Ke ser Bar1DIXIe Sptnt own reenup :· A. carlisle, She- hmi as llt'l' lh••nw t;rm'" ~:·h~,\~ ~/ll~\e·~',~;~,·v In l "oitHll· filS Kf'ff('SIHllPI1h IIIII bt' Sl'r· '111 ·: and 1\lr <Jnd ~rs Hohert , ' 50 a.m .; Philip Spon down w. Vo., Paul Leonard Bush II, Cooper, Cynth~& L.Eizl~ Woods 1Meldahl 6 p.m.; Bayou Laffette Henderson Mrs. William Up ann (",row i1\ll 111 th scr~r vf'd Pro~. 1 l'attla and Riekv H. ' bara E. CavmsC, " . S Say' htlS . 1s vtsitmg wirh l1 t.~ par· · !\llorrts . r . · . h • , 1 ld hi 10 llli M rna ' d M \ William Granl onme • . • II P tPr turf' lflkf'n I rom f' . . ,1 ncl f'..lr ~ W:I IIPr · M" ldtepnrl nltt>ndf'd th~ The Eterta Circle of t e up "e a : p.m ; a · Snodgrass, Hen erson. r s. 'L k doo Mrlo 11 17 During tht' bu:o.int>s~ s•·ss•nn P~ " . ,\It .HINE or dd u ' Middleport F i r s t Baptist \ear up Meldahl 1~ . 15 a.m : L. Woodrow W. Treadway, Rt. 2 re, ~rs. Larry uMrc ey 'Irwll 1\i;lglltltia r... mplt- 1-'~·lhtnn Sts· WP mg Church held its June meeting 1Fieore up Meldahl 12:55 a.m.; Pliny, W. Va., Mrs. Walter K. Nadme Payne, . s.L Steveth .. c•n·h· , ho"'' mt..;s\un<lrtl'.s < 1w'k:• M 11 1 Th11rsda\ al p h M Benme IJ" ror t~t€' \"t>i.lt and mf"lmte 1 "~ Mr onrl Mrs E r.·l Rurlnn lPr~ WI owl' DAV h<~lL ate • ~·R Sl.. 1 Tuesday evening at the home 1Lynn B. up Meldahll :45 a.m.: Crooks, 725 Page St., MiddleBelly' 1\.i.ll l:lll ot \\t·iJITlll Chn~· spt'nl 1he Wf't'kt'nd m Bueyrw 7 ·10 r. m at llw ht> F.~n Vo\.CATION of .Mrs. Fred Hoffman. The 1 Pamela D. up Meidahl 2:30 a. port. George C. Thompson, 302 son, and _Mrs. Geor~e · 1 0 1 lmn Ct'nlt'r. Wl'n tlln. W Va · .tS '- s 11 11• "liPS I ~ nl rf:'I<IIIVI:':-. While lt ll mPmhPr" <Jj "t' un.:Pld ~. ,1 r~ Bernard Fultz an.l11 meeting was opened with mis· m. ·, Alice down Mtldahl 3:50~;~~ri~n~~A~v~e·~~P~o~m~e~ro~y;..~Do~ug~la~s~so~n;_;;:an~d~J:;;n;;fa:;;n;.td;;;a~u.;,:g~nt•~•~==; c1 f) "' t f nlll'f 'llll lll'-'1111''~ 1hr homt' mt~o;;tnnm\ ctn r tht'rt• lllf'V J!lt'ndf'd lilt' \\E'd· prt'<;t'll ur 11111 '"" ' · . Ynd sion prayer by the Circle chail'· G . Sham 1 B· bara 811 •po 118 0 am .and Mrs Lil\Ht'!l' ~"' \\ Norlu~ dmg til r;t'r gr:1nd~nn . Rnbt'fl The Willmg wnrkt•rs rl<ISS ot children BPt t. ,u man Mrs Tony Fowler of lllf' r\111E'rtt"an H.qlll~l Ml ~· nuth r·:l TR I hurch Bt'cky, haw· rPhi.tlt'd tr:trn a_ f)e'votio~s entitled "'P.rayer,"'i' down 3:25 p.m.; Oliver Shear~ slon Compound 1-\cmo~l. 1;;-Hih:ltl. \Irs nan Mit\' and r h•ldrPn. ~~~~ ~~~;;-r~::~~~;,.o.;do~v t'\Pn mg al week's vat·allon spo:>n t v.llh ht'llwere gl\'en b Mrs. Frances er up 6:40 p.m.; Delta Queen As~am Indi a. " M.tkt• Todd and !'hiP. ot Con- lhr hnmr 1.r M• " (ipnffrey p::m•nl!-1. Mr a~d T~~\:· vis~~~ Bearhs, fo\lo~ed 'by the Lord's ldown 1' 45 p.m.; Hp. E. B~~~~~ Select a gift for Father from the bi~ llleoProjPf'ls Wt'I"P di~('US"'"'0 ' 111 d yr 1v mt> spend mg tilt' wrek Snm ~~r Convo~. · . IPrayer repeated in unison by •up 8 ·15 pm., ennsy 1 t·~rrls ""n1 Ill mPrnhPrs rt>pM1. Wtlh ht•r ~•s lrr .~nd J;nnil~· . Mr Wi\ o.;on. enrnute v.lth Mr and :vtrs. IIJJI·~the Circle members. down 10.05 p.m.; .J~hn Ladd tions all over the store-Cameras, Brllfolds, t'd )\\ lnl'ludutg \lr~ Cl' 1' 11 and Mrs Bf'rn;trd F'uhz Slw The Ht'l urn .lnnilth;m M<•tg-o:; ltam Everson and f_am llv ' 11 i Miss Betty Kilhan was se-' Dean up 1:55 a.m. : Tibolt down Umbrellas, Canes, Toiletries, Luggage, Rrnrlhun ,mfl jlt'[r, (;•·:Ht' II V accompanied Mrs F'ullz anfl Chapll'r. D:111g ht r~·s of . the South Charlf'ston. Ohto. ~~~ i lected as thf Home Missiomjlry \3: 45 am.; R. H. Bosworth II 1 Shirts, Trousers, Ties, Socks, Belts, Suspen~f'll .:. . l•trnic· Wet " plnnnl'tt lor rhtldre•• homr th•s week. Amenr;m Rrl'olutum, Will have with her siste r a!~d ·.fam•J~Om· ! and Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nor· up 4:45 am. If··:· .lUI\ me~·tml.! al tlw hnmf' Mr anfl Mr!< r.n W:1v\and thm annu;1l ptcntr 11mrsday ; Rt'\'. and Mrs W•lh~m .1 !ton and family were selected ! Kanawha River- B~>aver up ders, Underwear, Pajamas, Bathrobes and uf Mrs .· Pnul Srn.1rl havf' rt-turnt>d trom ·a \~f'ek"s oflernnnn !II thf' twmf' of Mr-; ber and f~mi\y of Ptqua . W~• e las the F11reign Missiorrary fam - Marmet 6·50 a.n .. ; Helen Z. Many, Many Others AI RPfrrshrnt•nf , ~~'" 1 " ' 1 • rv~-~ d 1') vaeatwn spent m (amtrl:i anfl F.dwflrd F'us1t•r begi nning at vts•ling with hE-1' parent!: ~ 5 tly to be supporled by the ,dowr Winfield 2:30 n.m.; Sol1 \1r~ . Cht'f'SI'hrn~ M,·s Klnf's Niag·•r·1 F'fllls T in'~' v1siktl 1 p m \1t•mhers <rre askt'd IO ;f'ult1. al lendrd rorflme nr em n ICJrcle. vav up Winfleld 10 ~.m; W. 1 \11 ., lohl' K:1ntt. \1J~ .l :1roh various ' ' tow 1sl ;~ltnwtinn.;; 1n brinF: <1 eovPrL'< 1 111s1'1-. '·md t·lhle ' 1 T \t>do Universtly WlCn Mrs Eva Ha 11 a m IH· 1a o · h i r ey w s nu · . Sh aver J r. dow n WI"nfield • 1 1 111 Turnf'r. Mr~ P.lu l ~ • ~" ;mrl lhr arNI st>rv1ce Tlw h0slt·~s group 11ttl her br0t\wr -m-lav. Mr ... lo . ~ ed project chairman for the 110:20 p.m. : George Price dow11 1 Mr~ H;t~l'l '\1r ;1mt vtr.;; Wn\1er Morm furmsh llH• meat. Eaken reci'IVffi hiS m,J slf'r s year. The business meetmg •l Winfield 2.40 a.m.· 0. F. Shear-•\ I River news SOCIAL CAtENDAR ~ Taking a Stand 1·.'' Ar~u~d· And Is Topic of About Middleport Lovejoy Circle ·• \ • N Hospital ews "' ··· r.,· '·~·~:'. I • enttne aiy 1 ' 1 i VOL XVII I Electa c,c/e POMEROY ·MIDDLEPOiirr. OHIO THURSDAY, Elberfelds In Pomeroy N:fiGS THtA TRE An d rhi\dn•n and M,. and The MtddlPfJ(il"l ,111,1,, 1,, dt'~l't'!' was ctus1~d by Mrs. Freda Hood. er u:~W~in~f~ie~ld~5~:4~~~·~·m:. :::~!:=============::=====~ - -· - ~r~ ( 'harles Snuth and sm1 ' p rogra m was th en g1ven by 1 1 1 Booster" .,.,. ll ll 't' Thursd;•~ ISara Vowler. <tnd M1·~ F.:lsll' Had dox spen I . I t1 t1001 t PLo\N OPF.N HOUSE 1 tlw wPf'kt•nd 1n Canton wtth e~·enmg a! liE' ug sr a A de;;serl course of p1e, cof. • "Alii said was: : re\a!IH'" \·tr. and ~Irs F t. 7:10 P m Mr and Mrs. Wntlnre C. Hill ft>e , and mints was served by ' t. 1Htt• <H'l'ompanted lhPm 1n JUNE IS will ob•;erve their Golden Wed· 1 Mrs HoffmHn to :\Irs. Richard !heir h<Hllf' in Mitldteport artl'r ding Anniversary with open Owen, Mrs Tony Fowler. Mrs , havmg Stlt'nl a wt>E'k with re\a. Thr Tl111"d Frid<t v rtub wi tt hou<:e on sunday ..June 20 from : Frances Bearhs. Mrs Milton l!\t's 111 Canton. rr.E'et Fndav e-venmg at lhe z 10 ~ p m. For those wishing Hood. Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs. ·- - - 1homt' of Mrs Bt'nlz Wolfe 111 M'nd <"<JI"d~ In the honored Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Joe WIIWilil Mrs. l:lernice .Joh nson as Nuplf' the address 1s Rmlle l. son. Mrs. Geneivteve &u:ton, ·1-H flniJ Toun~ h(Jste-ss Ha<•mt.'. O. Mrs. ~va H,1rtley and Mrs Eu· 1\1 /ll'r (.'ree~· Pltml --gene Murray TI;P F'IVI:' P1~in1 Star S1ildt- 1 1- -----......... --.... ~·r~ 4 H ('\uhl atf'Ompamt->d bv l F.N.JO'r' F'ISH!'\JGSI'-\ItTPY k MEF.TING POSTPIINE!l ' I R !\Irs HO\· llnller . 1Hlv1 ~or and I oc k ·Sprmgs Cub · cotl1s 'w · Sl ' 246 held a fishing p;:u ty and Thr Pomerov Easlern .. ars 1 Mr~ withnm :-;hnr krr Hnd . k s d 31 Past \1a!ron rtub v.htrh Wll~ Mrs Ht>f'ti Yntmg . \\'t'llt on a eoo oul . atur ay t'VI·nmg , , T tour ol 1he Kv er f'rP.ek p\anl the Arlhur ~ease pond. ( hl'st- 10 meet at tl w 1\t'llte- rat·y Gift Headquarters I . ·g er Koad. w1th approxtmatelv home on ,Junt' 22 ha s be-en 1 uPsdm rnnrnmg d I tlO al! Pndmg Richtll'd Young. postpom•d linli\ .llHIP 29 al for A sal'k tunl'l1 \\3~ enJOVI:' a d t the grand Ill· 1 K ('·• k . ·k · after rubmast{•r , ].lrt':-ild{'d o1w •• 7]) p. m ue o llf' ygt>r Ate ll·l• I : short bu~m ·ss sr.ss••·n and pn·· sprf'tiun at G\ouslf'r. whwh thr grnun Wt'nt lo I w · ~ 'I I' 1 1 . t~-.1 sentt•d Scout -0-Ram<~ patches to - ·- - - h,tmE' nl 1v rs 10 ter il! 'e l · , d tJN DERGORS SURGERY ! rt'Pular meeting RrtreshmE>nt~ the hovs Plans wt>rf' rna e tor ~ . · d 1 a swimmmg parly and W1t'l't>r Mi .lumes F S,mders under· · DOWNIE • GROSS werr sen·f'd hv 1.Rnora an .nu· · . M d at Meigs I'-ll:' Mit'hm·l and Virkl SpE'ncrr roast al Roval Oak Pa,·k Salur- went surgen• . on .ty , The Men'!! Store Pomeroy 1 dov "" d Ju\~ 10 at 3 p m . f:enerat lio~pila\. !... _ _ _ tn 21 mt>m1.K""rs an goes 1s, .·• -- -_ ·-- ....J _ - - - -1 PamerO'f Ohto Show me afilter that ~ delivers taste and I'D eat my hat." TONIGHT & THURSDAY June 16-17 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jumo 18-19 NOT OPEN SUN, MON., TUES. June ':1:0-21-21 "PAJAMA PARTY" 1 i'IPthnll ' llilll ) W1th T1.r,11n\ 1\,r~ I ;~nil -\nnP11 1' l;'llllll•'lln Featt,rette-: Wl'la' Happened Colorcartoon' I HIs -1 I, I I I TCNIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "lHE CADDY" DP~ 11 i\1. 1;-llll ,it•In L• •.d~ - ,,nii - "SWORD OF LANCELOT" Corrlt' l \\'ild .· :",m \\ ;.~lltlrf' (I Ill HI I ------:-::June 17-1 8 Thur .Fri. ''MUTINY ON THE BOL:NTY"' \\' 1lh \l.Hli'll J~l" .H1 il!l :Jnd l"rt>rnr H •1\\'.Hfi 1 Tr·dJOH'"Inr l ~ anrl- "THE MAN FROM GALVESTON" W11h .t~>rlrf'\ lluntt·r and l'rf'qon F"n,trr II FATHER'S DAY I'' I GIVE DINNER Mr and \Irs f 'i.l rl Mnor(' Pn 17, 1965 • Robert Clark, a key figure . Lee at the county garage. 1 the County Child Welfare ! for fl,e unexpired term of Mr. in Me1gs Republican pohlical The new comm1ssloner has i board for the past thr~ years. ftelson. The new ofllce-holdw circles for many years. wa sl been a fanner in Scipio town- He has been " member of the will oe elected at the Novemappointed Wednesday night lo ship for many years and awn· Republican Central committee ber elet1ioo ot l.N6. fill the vacancy on the county ed and operated a service sta· for several year~ Also !lext M6}. voters wlU commission - that followed the tion at Harrisonville until re- He is the son of the late John nominate candidates fw t ~ e death of Avery Nelson on June cently. and Mrs. Weltha Clark. He is full collUJli9sion term now 6. Mr. Clark had served as married to the former Lola E. held by RepubUcan CoinDJt.. Clark, 52, an lifelong resi- clerk of Scipio township for Gilkev and has one son, Larry . sioner Charles R. Karr, Sr. W• dent of Harrisonville, was ap- 116 years, has been a member A primary el~ction will be den Ours, ehairman of the ,.. pointed during a session of the i of the county elettion board held in May of next year for era I committee, presldeid ov,er county GOP Central commit- I for 13 years, and chairman of the nomination of cand1dates1the Wednesday night meeting. I • Eastern Face Of Rockies Is Flooded Seven Judges for pageant Selected Traffic posiHvely will be maintained thrOugh Pomeroy during tbe Big Bend Regatta Weekend, Regatta officials said, Reports that traffic would not be permitted ol come into I town during the weekend are , DENVER (UP1i - The South false according to a regatta Platte River flooded lowlands A panel of seven judges has been selected to judge 15 in Littleton and Denver. Colo .. committee spokesman. Traf. f1c wdl be co-ordinated and finalist s of the Regional .Miss America Pageant to be today. destroying property, causmg massive power and controlled, Into to:" during staged at 8 p.m . Saturday in the Pomeroy Junior high. commumcations fa1lures and Ill· I the. three - day period of fes. Alan Harris, chairman of the judging phase of the pa· ttvnles. jW'ing scores or persons. 1geant, sa td today. The river drove thousands · ·. :, -""'I Mak,ng up the panel for the pageant, being staged In , • conjunction with B•g Regatta Weekend, are Mrs. Metindo from their homes. Bridges were I Hamilton, graduate of Ohio University and local newa smashed. Fires broke out and , NEW COMMISSIONER - Robert Clark, 1 lifelong resident of Scipio township, street flooding halted some lire , manag er of Radio Station IVJEH in Gallipolis and Mrs. t d t flllh M · t · · w d Marjorie Keebaugh, a graduate of Zora Ann School of c.en er •. was name o r e e1gs coun y commiSSroner vacancy . e nesday. Chat. equipment in Denver. 1 Charm and Modeling m Charleston. and formerly 1 proling '!'tlh Clark followtng the meehng are ~slie F. Fultz, RepubUcan Central com- Tomadoes. winds ol near-hur-1 • _ mittee secretary, left, and Warden ·Ours, e hatrrnan of the Central committee. ricane force torrential rams 1 ' fessional model. \ h . tl t Ohi U , wotscurrenya on... and hm\ struck an area 200 Others 11r ~ ~1rs A! tee Net~se, , verslly, one of a number of mtles long on the easlern face vocal music supervtsor at the lstops in a cross • country tour I of the towcrmg Rocky Moun· . . . Eastern H•gh School and pro- to conduct music workshops. ~ tams :rhe high country already A petttiOn bemg Circulated a- ,ducer of numerous musicals in Advance sale tickets for the ' was d1 sgorgmg Ions of waler , man~ Pomeroy mercha~t.s ~~o--; thf' Metgs - Mason area: Mrs.j Saturday pageant will clpse Ifrom the me\tmg masses .of poses store hnurs bf' mamlam Jackte Oblinger, featured on IFnday. The tickets, being sold wmter snow when tbt rams ed Frtday mghts dunng the 1 the Jackie Oblmger Show on at a reducei:l price prior to the . summer. CLEVELAND fUPI) - The tlons of Pennsylvania, Kentucky private holdings are composed :started. . WCHS-T\, Char lt>ston. Haro\d tpageant. may be purchased at 1 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleve-- and West Virginia," the bank Iof farm tracts, while the rest. I Pomeroy ChambPr of .Com- B"aedecker. a long-lime parbci-ISwisher • Lohse Drug Store. land !aid today the over • all said. with tracts tending to be much ' merce Pr~s.Jdent .Ja.rk ~-arsE>Y i pa~t m _productions of the Ohto New York Clothing House Ioutlook for the Umner and wood ''The outlook for these Wood· larger ''are generally managed I I Sa id a ret <Ill merch;m~s com- ~ Umversity Summer Theater Downie • Gross, Crow's Town · mlttee ha s agreed lhat 1f 70 per 1and an employe of the advertis- an~ Count'!" Restaurant, The • _ 1 ' products industry in tlte fourth 'Using industrie! obviously speciCi'cauy for the production 1 . M~ MOSCOW S federal reserve dlstrict is good "hinge~ on an adequate timber of timber products,, ' • cent of the merc~ants end~rse mg staff of the Messengr• : Od· Daily Sentmel and the Messen· dip!~~ colony Is apeculat- but~ lumber and plywood in· supply In the region. Prospects are e~cellent- for a ! the proposal, •t wtll be put '"'" " O'Donnell, a radio and ne.s-, ger offices iD Pomeroy; Bohr's lllf ~ whetber tbt KremllD dllatrtes l!t!f the proopoct ill '"a "A 'fOVermneot inventory lak ·~ Increase il>.aheer vol· Ieffecl . 1p~perman for a number o£1Clothing ~re in Middleport, .sbrlnl<ing supply of suitable tim· en in 111!11 Indicates that approx· ume, A Pomerov Loun• club com- , Carse; l:dloated the< m The .. lhe4 I • ber." . imately 11.7 million acres of the quality of tbe area~s ,ftmber mittee was n·amed Wedne'-da-i propos~ sores wou sa~ op-- w,l a en o t e area. an, Pomeroy •.~~ . an Leonid I~ : rezhnev, Premier In Its monthly economic re- land in the distrl t r' · h . d' · en unhJ 9 J.l. m. F'nday mghts \\.a\t rr MrShea. Baby\one, N.\. the Racme F1rst National Bank. Alexei N Kosygln and Presi- . . ' c ' or one 0 •s c angmg. to promote ISP1ay 0 1 Amrn- as a convemem·e to shopPt>rs - - -- - - - · ·---- dent Ans:stas 1. Mikoyn, VIeW, pubhsht>d today: the bank every ~ree acr~s, is _growing Although the annual can Flags on Mam-st durmg the He said there IS a possibihiv alsoS81d about one-third ol the timber, ' the review said. "The exceeds the volllme of t1mber Big Bend Regatta Weekend th t F 'd ht b k h · I IS/f t1 mber land 1n Oh'10, wes!.Crn •· heav1ea t concentration of timber cut by a w1de . lllargu1, · ~ . moat of President Ed Foster named a Jd nbe ayff mged han Jdmg. ours 11;.....,J,;,....;,.;;_,;,..,;,..:.. 1 WOOBR, OA. f"RESI· Pennsylvania, Ea!tern Ken· ~esources in the fourth district the growth is currently in trees ' Bill Grueser. Bob Jacobs and ;C:oritv ~ ~~e ~t>~han~s ~~~: 1 dent Johnson, ubvlouf{y lldden- lucky and the Nor.them Pan· lies In eastern Kentucky, where that are small and often of less Barney CAmpton ro the llag Iu ;emi11 n 0 ·n. ed and saying UUie. flfl,y mto handle of West Vug1ma are. 58 per cent of the total land desirable spectes, white a ma- display committee. A spokes· pt ' • the rolll~l north Geora:ia hill "under poor or indifferent con-: area is coverea with forest. jority of the annual harvest is man said the public also is urgcountry Wednesday to 118Y his trot" while two-thirds are under i"The lightest concentrabon Is :from preferred species of larg ed to dosplay flilgs at homes Ro•a Arl~r Will [ TWEF.IlMOl iTH. Englanrl (UP!)- A ftiendly tielast respects to a close friend. good to better-lhan·average con· 1in OtJio where only 2· per cent ·er diameter. this weekend. . : ph:mt named Momca wandered away from a circus pa• The .President, tight ·.lipped Itrol. . !of the land is forested" The Federal Reserve Bank I Mr .Jacobs accepted respon- Re Bnrlc>tl "M mulay i rade Wedne:-al_ay and st rolled into a schoolhouse-right s.nd solemn. came to this tex~ Accordmg to the hank, the Private Owner..;hlp said this situation has a dual sibility of operating the ticket Funeral services lor Rosa Ar.i through the tJJg doulJie doors. tale town to aUend the funeral manufacture of papt:r, furnl- . M~st of the forest and In the ~ implicatiun Cor the lridustry sale booth at Mam-st for the ter. Harrisonville , who died I The_ 4.000-pound p~chyderm stroJied up and dowa o( Judge ~obert RuaeH, 40. of ture, l~ber and otllet w~ or jdislrtcl, 92 per cent~ h in pri~ i the district. While growth on regatta Wf'dnesdav evening in Meigs I t~e ~orrular~ to I he df'ilght . the Geor11a court of appeals, wooch:lenved products provadesivate hands, accordmg to the younger stands assures expan- : Ralph Graves of Pomeroy General Hospital wtll be held •of sc~ool ~h1ldre n . grounds . described by Johnson aa "a ?ne of every 20. m~sufacturing :survey, About two·fifths of the I tContinued on page 7) was the guest or Pres1dent Fos· Monda\' at 1 p. ~. m thr F.w- L~she Gheg. t~e prmcipal, No one was Injured durlnl fine> and ablE' young maa." JObs In fourth d1strtct states. 1 ~ ~ -~ - - ---- ~ - ·-- ter Servmg luncheon in the ,· . . hra1 d thr commotiOn and step. , , Ft•Iday N1ght I · Store at Hours , ; Afe proposed ' Woods Outlook IS ' Good 1 1 I WORLD Lions urging Flag Displays ~ta l:l~a~/11 Cl!~ accordiDf;ltl,~, . but ':~de; yr~~'t ~ndl ~<tl~e E Savillfl!l On Complete Outfits Thl1 Wet>k At Mason f'11r11iture wor~m~ Rutbi~d ~.~~ sUrpriSe . v· . • • 4 000 Lb MODICa Ill Schoo} 1 e:mwth teJ'lamt>d with a dmnt'r r~' · rentl.\ ill llwir home, Hnl'k Sprin ""' ~ Road. Pn·s~'IJ! were Mr. and Mrs Olio Morlr.ft>ld ot KPnoslnl. Wise, Verne Da\'is ot Ml(ld\t>porl. !.awrl:'nn• Smtih l.aure-l CliFf, and Mr. und Mrs MoorL' • om missioner Father's Day is Sunday, June 20th. 1 JUNE Bob M H fl • rs. man Hostess lor NO. 51 I liST DAD Sport Coats SPECIAL! Maple Bedroom Suite BANUlN SHIRTS All The ALL METAL WARDROBES 1 SIX·DRAWER DOUBlE DRESSER aFIVE·DRAWER DRESSER , AND a FU~~·SIZE POSTER BED All FOR s129.85 S19·95..S39·95 PURITAN SPECIAL! I AND POLE 10% LAMPS BELOW OUR ! OFF SALE PRICE SPECIAL! ! SPECIAL! ! SPECIAL! ! '\,.\ IF PURCHASED THIS WEEK WE WilL GIVE YOU FREE "'·~' A NIGHT STAND TO MATCH THE SUITE YOU SELECT SPECIAl, •••. SP£CI.U! Slacks b~ubbard - All MAYJAG S] 95 Sh•1rtS eSWIMWEAR eJEWELRY • eSOCKS e TIES eBELTS e LUGGAGE BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEroRT, 0. WAS~~~s t:~~~YERS SEE US FOR SERVICE Short Sleeve by Arrow and Shapely - SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIALL ONE GROUP OF LIVING ROOM SUIT· ES. WE ARE GIVING $65.00 T R AD &·IN FOR YOUR OLD SUITE. EXAMPLE: A SUITE SELLING FOR $239 COSTS ONLY 5 Pc. DINETTE 1 ODD SOFA $174, SETS .. 49.95 BED .. GREEN COLOR. NICEI 7 Pc, SETS. $68 ALL TREE REDUCED 3 PC. WALNUT OR GREY BEDROOM SUITE WITH MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS, 2 DRESSER LAMPS ..• L•t•st Colort SPECIAL! 5 55 SEE IT TODAY SPECIAL! WE STOCK NICE THREE • PIECE CURVED SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM SUTES. WE ALWAYS CARRY SEVERAL IN STOCK. WE NOW HAVE A NICE DISPLAY OF SECTIONALS . . . ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. SPECIAL!! ALL FOR 2 Pc. Living Room Suite 2 Step Tables, Coffee Table, 2 Table Lamps J 995 1 Mrs. Frank}• D'Ies Thursdav In • • • • • • w· . 'I I i "We SHOP WHERE THE VALUES ARE •.• MASON FURNITURE HtriiUIII G~att Meth 0dIS• (s urge Rh0des I To Get Money for Schools "Thi& sizeable wood - ba ed l 1 ·. 1 f th Fed al d ~ng ( l.l.apel . Burwl w•ll br ped out of hJs office to see Momca s walk, but a teachers s I socla rooms o e er l:' tn 1:1 t•re\t>vt\le Cemetery h 11 e rame car par ked outsule . was ell"'" :industry is made possible by church werE' Federated ladies . w :H was gomg on TRI! HAGUE-WORI.D WAR ' th bs . I f I ! , . d ·, Survtvors onclude twu daughl - face (o faee wtlh Monoco. eye- aged when the elephant marcf>. 11 resiAtance fighter& aJVI Dutcb In et~uar~~n~a on;r~s ev~~~er;:::~ . ~~-M~:sn ~~:~~:~~~~~e~~~lrlaanvd ers. ~1rs _Charles IRessJ Ellis, Iball lo evl'ba\1. ed into the schoolyard. A ga~ newspapers today mounlod a . . I . .. llorrosonv tlle, and Ruth Stev·l Montca 's keeper finally post was uprooted and lhe glaM new prOtest against the ro- thacresl mdOhto, a_nddroulrghlly half! , Miss Fneda Grueser. ens, Harsen's Island, Mich.: a caught np wi!h the animal and m the dauble 4ioort waa lhllo . e an area 1n 1s ct por' b h J h st t H · · · ~nee between PrmceN Bea-1- -- - - - - - - - - - LAKESIDE Ohio (UP!) _ The Ohlo Methodist Confer-~ rot er. on ou, arsen s ll'd her bark to the mcus tered. trtx of The Netherland• ~nd. I I ence today urged Gov. James A. Rhodes to forget worryASKING TICKETS l lst~nd , and a number of ~rand ' . . ·~ - - - -- - - -- - fo~er member of a NaZI ehte, 10 ing about his pledge of no new taxes and t& meet the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter mem- chtldr~n. and great grandchild- \dE'rans .Memonal H~splta~ I FORECI...OSlJR.E rD.ED regtment. state's public school needs lbers are tn turn the.r promo- rt>n Fnends may call aL tilt' i\D\1ISSIONS - Luctl\e Nor-. f The sub.)ec t 0 f th e controver-1 • 1 homt> .any I'•me. u George Kcnne dY.., A orec1osure of a mort1aga 1' rts· narme: The 1,400 delegates in an almost unanimous action : tJonal ttrkets m to Ros1e S1sson funrla sy I! Claus von Amsbel'!l, 118. • ' called for enactment of the Plan for Educatior> Progress i by Saturday, June 19, It was an- 1 ! Pl>mei'O\: .Judv Gmt her, Ch•st- on real estate bas been filed Ill suave, polished Junior diplomat ! .. WEP) bill before the legislature to provide an additional •nounced loday. PROGRAM TONIGHT l er HariJ' Ttplon, Middleport. . Meigs County Common Pleu on lhe Africa desk of the West I $119 million for publiC • c--- - ·-- ---- ---·- .: • . DISCHARGES- Wamo Clay Court by the First Federal !lev· German Foreign Office in Bonn. ISCODSID :schools. izing the tax valuation or the ' ATTENDS CONFERENCE I Blble School al the Pomeroy A\b~m· Leroy Pennmgton, Wm- ings and Loan Association of Von Am!lberg was captured by 1 The conference representing school districts. It said that m: Maxine Gr~ffith. cashter of : Church of Chnst will close to. field: Jean Cra1g, Middleport: p k b ainlt Bober& American troops in Ita))> dur~l PT. PLEASANT - Services about 350,000 Methodista also some districts property values,! the Pomeroy National Bank ,' day and a program .... til ~-,., JamPs McAbt>e, Mtddteport; ar ers ura:, ag inl the war. He was a mem· iare pending for Mrs. Minnie , adopted .a report which would upon which school taxes were i is attending the Ohio Bankers , St'nted by the children at 7·30 E:sta Wise. Pomero~; Roy Gor- 1Morgan and _s~Jvla Fr~and, ber of the crack "Todeskopf" ,Price Frank1in, M, who dled t give the bishop authority to ap· based. amounted to $200.000 per i Assn. Public Relations confcr~ 1 p m. .Jerry Master ~ p·1 don. Coolville. Robert Barrett. et al The plamt1U is seeJtinc a death's bead taak regiment. I Thursday morning in a Madi.' point Neeroea to white church- child and in others was about I ence at the Neil House m Co- li director of the school, extends Rutland; Lomse- N!chols, Rut" JUdgment of $l,l96, plua bUer" son, Wise., hospital. She wu a es $1,500. \ Jumbus today. 1\and : RusseH Gtlkey, Albany.._:._l•_:_st_:_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1a welcome to all. DA ~. OHIO _ A RE- former . resident here residing The Rev. D. Gerald Lach,! -- · - --- - - -· 'red AI F . 'In Mad19on the pa!t year. pastor of the Mt. Moriah 1 t1 r orce captam, on 1 Ch h W'lml•"'•• ~"I 1 1110 per cen1 disability. who, She was the widow of the late· ore near 1 ... ~•. "~ r· , has been In and out of povchiat. IE. E. Franklin, prominent bus;.! man °1 the comm~~tee deallug l ric hospital!! for treatment ov- 1nessman of Point Plaesant Mr. l with !chools, sa1d, We are sayer the Jlll81 20 years, wos heid and Mrs. Franklin formerly Or> lng, forget about the 'Pledges of ' here to4ay for threateuing to rated tht Franklin Funeral t ~ new taxes and get the mon- 1 kill President John911n. j home and the Franklin Forni· ey. Let's.. see that our needs i Secret Service agents arrest- ~ ture store. \ are met. \ Tile commtuee oald Ohio ed Dorsey Lee Webster Jr .. 54, She was born Oct 10 1178 In 1 ked · .,. u 11 1 1 - v r w '""IP t · • ran SIXw na ona y n per . Rl chmond ' a., a "•"- a· , Pomeroy a dau•hter of lhe late I 't · "-• M d t' 1 • - - 'I F B 1 • a cap1 a lflCOille cwu. ....r pa ton -~· •·•-"~ r orce ase near IDavid and Eli2abeth ! Epple·.a11 y ·m th e supl"'r · ""t o1 educa· : here W .....,..ay. . Prl<'t!. She belonpd :o the Point\ tion. .. : Webster was charged opec if· : Presbyterian church. think u Is time for 1 1 Jcally with telephonnw I h •I Surviving are a daughter. Mro. , change, that we meet our : While House a~t 10 p, m., Geortl•. Schlottbauer, of Madi, 1need!," lhe Re~. Mr,•Lach said. ' Tuesdat saying I m lOin& to.!IOII, WISe.: a sister, Mrs. P. 0 .: The Itt urged that kill Jolulaon ..... " ·eunaW&y, Charleston, W. Va.,· ~COIII!der~~co~:;~~:,J"'~'venl'ell_"to~~~·j 1 and two grandchildren. ,_ · "' SANTO DOMJN(liJ...qA VY The remalno will be retum- i ftrlog eoboed Wedneodav nljht ed to Mohr - Stevens Fun<!fal ! WEATHER .,_,..,. lhe tree Is 01· bat 1, borne from where arranaements1,.• Partll ·~· " Jl!ll•. """""" - s om ' wlll be announced. · ·· II ' ~ liolfPi, tied city, Where 70 P'"""" were q, Fatr aotl Wlllllr ' 1 SPECIAL ! ! SPECIAL ! ! Roii-A-WayBedsWith $ Good Innerspring Mattress 773-5592 io) Mason, W.Va. on4 :m wounded TU~ . .. . ... , _. f"UJ• • .In • olaah betweeo .U, S. DEADL!Nll:: F!IIDAY IJ'OCII'I ,:•·"" Dominican ~lo . . ''!'hi• Friday aJ 4 p.m. lo the ! Know or the' new ftc~!' .dQdllne for candldatoo wboj . . · · , be obtained llllmed~ IICIIIIht .,".,. lrt:tbe Mlcidlef)ortr '; 'I'Jie .......,"" beea~ gan11re lri1tllldo4 \'lllqo primary to lf!e a alate- •,.,...,. Ill Seotlolld Ill tbe ooldlero of III• 1llt1ll of ellpentlltllre!. Condl· tat H It '"'·~ 1 pe..,. · ~I ~IM !.'Who I]!!~ ' . the but 110 •-il)el~ 1ltUowed '·.il ,a In repilrted In tbe er ' . on 71 wltb,.llit board IYow'fop paae Wednti:F!."IIIo •'· ,~ or ,'~,-''1., .... '.~ ,: ,.f~·l,.j~~-_,., .;,).;"J{,/'.~, _.1,~ • ·~ •• ,•t • ., .· .,, .. , ' iI �J..Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 17, 1965 - I ' .' -- . -·- . . .. ·- . I l Today's .lfledical Report Capitol Comment, Events HELEN HELP iJS!l By Wa)'llt G. Braadolarl, M.D. vent eyastraln but will nol ldult lite. II PI'Oil'llll't •earU y~u pl•n to 10 tha lilt altacl neartilbtedlleas. In most tlgbtedneSI lilt colldiiiOII proNew York World's Fair you person• their nearsigbtedneso (ftll81 rapidly and requlrtl By WUHam S. White should make sure you can take started ln childhood or their wearinl vecy thick lenses. Forit. Thio applies particularly to teens, JII'OifiiHI tlowly tnd tunaltly lhlt hll'Mlltry dlleaaa i - - by H•l•n I!Sottel persons who are over 60. Dr. remaina fairly slat.ioDary in Ia ltirly ,.re. WASIUNGTON -An old Ar- New York Democrall long Democratic city. A eeneratlol from talkinll. On a drive in Paul Dudley Whitt. the eiJiln· my upn#1111 eallod analu hardened to a pollllea of eoa- qo, 1110ther mort • or • • 8 heart speciallat, suuesll whlob lilY bt !VIIIhlv trans- lualon, Ia something special Ill and soiJMibQe JlepubJW, FIFor the benefit of those men rlllaUIIIIll, anywhert and ev· that elder! persona havo a S llled 11 "SIIualkm norma~ aU 1111 liM Ill Ioiii dllol. orellil CIGuardli, come 19 UW· who ·tompla'.n abrul women erywhere, he never runs down! physical eiamination before fouled up," lor I ~~ many So long as the Mayor Jppear- oral power In an almOsphere talltin,. I'm here 1o say there Helu, I'm not asldns for they visit the fair. Their visits yurt baa cbaracteriad Demo- ed willing to run apln there not altogethar similar to tilt is yei 'a .Oman IAl bt born who help beo1u.. I've .iried every· mould bt Umiled to half a day. cr•llo pofitlea iu New York waa 1llc •lrolll 11CObabUity present OM but appi'QIImtlean outtalk my hlllband! He lhlq. Bul I would like 1or preferably In the morning when Cil)'. lllal tho Dtmoclrl'- would lqg It IIII01IIb 10 8lvt puuiN talks all day lonr and way lnlo thsa mtP .to tile crowdt are not 1° heavy. By Mrs. Lyle laldll'lo• Mr. and W. R. Now that lhe k"P Qty llall. 110 ot Jolin LbtdiiJ. the night, h•rdly stoppmg for thank God they ve aot wives m- 1 If you feel that you mU!I Mr. and Mrs. Junior Conarove Lancaster; Mr. and l(rl. 0. ll. MaYo<, Robert Wa110er, baa ~Uatlc lllllioak, with The way matters have !allen • breather .. He even talks whtle stead of husbando 1 - WEARY spend . mo~e than. ball a day. at and family of Green Camp Grimm, Lancaster; Mr. and declined to run aeain lor one 1111. the eager hopei of the poses both opportunity and brushln( h11 teeth, w1lh paste Dear Helen : the fall, tl " wtse to combme spent a weekend with her par· Mrs. Gall Steinmetz, Wyan· of the most Impossible pollli· which lhe aclherenlsRe bU danger to the only truly powerall •vor hlo chin. nev. F r T d a half a day ol walkine with a tnll. t.{r. and Mrl. Gano Wll- dotte. Mioh., Mrt. Letha Oow- cal joiMI lbt aounlrJ, 1M more .. ·.;;;1It pu ::. fill Dtmaal'll WI Ill Naw York 1 1 0 er lfttln1 up for a oecond. Ho our year• om ~n . half 1 day. at the Dynamic Ma· son. an and Mrt. IAIIIIa Hallllllf, term llllfU Ia fw tao pallid e ' $tilt, Sen. llllben l'lnnedf· talka · when you aren't In the were known •• the Batlhne lurtty Pavtllon or other rastful Mr. and Mrt. Heaton 1nd lam• Shade; Mr. and Mrt. larl Port lo conr lbt powul. Now, lbt Jobn For Wllll'l' wu a COIIIIdlrable rlroon( ,od since ht hao a vory Smltho. We "PIIrlled • do11n centera. l!y of Chaster vttiled Sunday and s011, Raljth, ColumltUI; ltfr, onlJ 1m11 ror lhlt bill'- II eallrlllnltll wa' blall val 10 Klllllld¥ lor I lbaky deep" bass voice, this doom't or more times, but 1elther could Aa an aid to elderly psroons wllh Mr. and Mn. Marton Hall •nd Mn. llonald J..,.U ad "lubar" - foultd up beyOIIII aU loll :t btadlhlp ol lbt l!"t7 lD the mattw. I can hoar it a block call 11 final wa thrntened we ai the fair, Dynamic M1turl· and boya. ehildreq, 41111111: Mn. Dill -.nlllon. "'Y . llalt; and I WIIJI'I' *"'"ed away .- and aometimto I do old we each other.' Ho ly, which Is sponsored by the Mr. Joe Smith and Mr. end Marklnl, ZIMIVIIltl Mr. ad Wflllll''t llllhdrawal froiD Day. lhla lime would llaft IMitn a . whea r 1•t foci up •nd walk out. choked me ln10 unactous· Amertcan A11oelallon of . Re· Mra. Clinton Smith and family Mn. K. C. Wtlell and diopter, a I'll')' roulh IIIII' btl produo- '1'1111'1 nrvtr bid btlll, ol mueb alftnlllllnacl riVal. The !IOIH zoomo lhroulh my ness once because 1 slapped tirod Persona and th1 Nahonal o1 Welltvillo vlliled renntly llonnie and Mf, and ltfrl, 0. td a poaUioD wltlell, " • 10 aoune, 1111' 1enu1nt llktllbood lhla Hlllll, then!ON...... enhead, Uke 1 cement 1rindar. him. We art now ae arated lor Retired Teachara Aosn., hll with Mr. and Mn. Ktnntlb Ill Welch all w.,. ncnllr tao lila\ f\ltll a 91e10r1oU1 WJIIIII: ' own power II liGW less II ht road• • paper, ht sur. ever by tht Great c:eator Tom prepartd a lllllal enlltltd Smith and Mrt. 11411 Larklnt. terlalned al lht holltt litre of IA1• RIIPOII.T would 111 abll to brill• any ml open to ballentt· laws . tl aome tlttna•, mtkoo 11 dead. and each hour 1 auf· •·Helpful Hlnll for Oldar POl'· Mr. Lll WallaH hat enter· Mra. Elslt lllftfnl. ONe van.,. LIYIItiok Ct aobtlloa 1o bll pari)', Ill llliJ Ht II Mr. Dtmooral Itt New you llaten I< others. If you fer the angs of death for m sons Visltina the New York ed a bospltal at Bethesda, Md. ll!rs. lllllt Haninl fPIIII a OaW,tlll, ONe Jlle · or l!lllt. Jut lbf. poial naedl York. and 110 rniJIIU, Ill ll, don't. he complains. "Some day guilt w!•t let me off. World's Fair." . . Mr. and Mrt. Bernard Smal- weekend wltb hll' tllllrt Ia HOGI _ 17, to lilt UIJIll 01111 !MIIIIoll; and lbere lJ alwaya ,!11'1 phralldm''On ' you'll wtah you hair my made Ule mis b . Thta brochurt holl lervtcal ley and Dtbblt of Columbut r.. Columbut. · Ia a PIINb' aeadtmiO way. ror lbe othlr t.nd.. And lhlt e. 1 110 l)taiOirll Ill 1111' clrc1JII1.. II lJ I tltftlllctnl olhsr voice. when I'm not tround lie would have and pavilion•. of In· cently visited Mr. and Mn. Mrs. C!Jra Run of Waldo tt 1 any more." If you try lo gat 1 wonderful had 1 not manu! teres! to rettred ptrtont. II Alpha Smith. Yislted hlr tiller, ltfrl, Bud 17 "' alanctl hll for yfln btlft lndHtL Por II UIIIIAJ """" word in edgewise. h· soyo. lured thu; , to devil him a;. may bl obtained at Dy· Mr. and Mrt. Lloyd Ferrell Douglas and brotlltr, O.la 'WU· 1 Slip II lo II; 10 19 able 1o do IIIJI. laU City lfiii,.-XIftnacly would "I'm. not through, don't inter· ld g tha k' . namtc Matunty Pavthon or and Timothy spent Sunday with Iiams and etllacl 011 lrltndl and l Pip 10 to 10, lhoalt 11tbt1 lat:llotl • rlddan - ba¥1 I new kind ol rival, In rupt." If he runt out of 10me; w": by writin& to . Pavilion, her mother, Mr1. Rowley of relatlvea bart and tl Carpn- CAftLI _ IINr 16 to II· btlwnn rtlormlllt and 10- lha otlttr .,_rty In 1 thin' to 11y ht r1poall 1 h the1 New York World • Fatr, Fllltlh· Wheelina w va ter. I • ealltd oklllntrl, bt\WIIII llbtrbll own. lor lha .. .....,... 1 had built up In&, N. Y. same old and liVens I'oe 11 Mrs. is vi,itini Qddesa McGrath who It N••11 Ptot ICol; to'"' 11 ITI widely 11 II blocl and VtfJ Ullll'll biOCI bltlons wblch bo 111 heard for Ztl years. and if you So. if you are ovar 10, rt· Mr. and Mro. Don Colemtn of lloned wltll lbt 4riiiJ' ctml lor ..: a 12 and biOCI to lllllr'll N hiTdJ IAumd to nour •• 1 0 ..y. I've heard Then one day the company member the word• of. tht posl, ,Columbus. a thori ¥111! wllll Mr. and Mrt. 111ft1111'1 : Ill to Ill 1Milev4111 11 all hU 111111 A bt eolllllllldnd 100 110 that," Itt IIIIWtll, "SO what. 1doctor toni him iome wilh a John Dryden, who tatd: "None !' Dorset Riebel has roturned llarl McGrath, ' "' """" '",..,. lila liOI'IIIIl lor lht lilt Mayor I olllot COU. "" I'll 11y it .,tin." j "vlrua." Within a few hours ht hut the duerve tht lair." home altar belq 1 1urJioal 111• Mr. Paul N"r ol Za11N¥lllt .. - Topl pariJ almott 111net lht lima ol come 1 lormldlblt Cat wa1 dead. Tha IUloPIY reporl Q- My dau&~ter. 1~. and llent at Camden • Clark Hoopll· brought Mn. 'l'lllt Hilty and .,.110; _,.,, II to II: Mtdi· rranklln D. RootaYtH. lil!CIIo lha Rtpubllolft Nallol!.. on· He .doesn't like TV or radio. said "heart attack." but 1 son, 17. are both nearsighted. al at Parkersburg. Mrt. Clara !lUll hll'l Ill mil um 10 lo 16: Com. • Hve. It tlvely rllhleoUI ftlolmtt1 lonl nntloa i111f'll - 1M Prt4Jden· slmll!J bocault tl him know different. Tom heart Will close work make them Mr. and Mro. 0.11•• ltam friends and raltiYH. 10 •; to II. liD lmaibatlaU llftciiVI orpD- llal ytll' toward IIIIIch 1 . · trouble 111 rillhl - I tiw to more nearsighted? Do contact were recent vitltoro ol Mrs. Mrs. Ava Gilkey ¥11lled at IHIIIlP · liwu • Lma - IUIIcP llltllllllbe eity, II poll(, hlmetll Ia point THE DAILy SENTINEL that with my constant trumped· ltnoes help 1o prevent near- Nettle Cowdery. Albany with lbt Clinton Ollkty I to II: llook lwta I 1to 10: lcll O!'llftll1114t1 It or4111ar11J UJ) 0 · up otori11. My minisltr h a ' worse' . Billy Buckley has returnacl to family. rat lhHP 4 10; Cull• to I; understood. , 11 a ' ... - - Y 1 triod to tell me ot!terwlsa but tlehtedness from 1et1mg his homo aner 1 vialt with Mr Mr. and ""· Duncan wtrl Bucu Cto I , Wetbert C to io tbl batlo of WBCI*' I Kennedy, Llndaay DIVOTII.o TO INTI• Ill OP I know my and ' naa· worse? and Mrs. Joe Tur!lll in r.-t 1ue11t of hit P"'nll· lO. daparturt from tha lr.,. It t111t lealt breach lill19f MAIOitl UIA Jing killed him. Plmt help A- It wao llon1 btllmd lttat tnglon, W. Va. -Mrt, Jeba ltiDI L.Aidlll - To)ll U; Slconds lbt Dtmecl'lll bavt got them· brllk open K :.. 1 "''"''" •· ..... ...,,..,. mt ' _ JUNE close work caused or a11ravat· Mn. Charlll HemUton and It to II; IJcllt Wll. II to 10: 11lvaa Into t lltUIIIon wblcll onth 1 td nearsirhltdntu. Wt now family ol Philo wert LOST CORNERSTONE Common II to II. even ror them II blum In the eover,111 • It Ll io VIII• ""''" .,.,,: D•ar June· know that thla Is not near- visitors of Mro Ole Chlldtrl Pro1ident UlytiU S. Grant extreme. At liaal three power· WaJDer w11 lperlll u n, flO•J•IIJ' lU'I 'ottei'IIRh: ;t Ptnn . h ed . . . SENT INSIDE f l rty '""'Ups and maybe become • 8h ., more IWI""" • ;~ Oltlt ,.,,. Jr• Vou'vo made Tom all Sillnt 111 t ness is just as prtvalent Tht WSCS mel with Mrs. ut the C\lmerttono for New u pa •·· ' h can than he hll thut far dared " " "''" 141""" ••••• i • you all sinner when 1 rathe; in primitive trlbet as it Ia in Nell Wilson for their Juna York't Mu.uum ot Natural AllBAUGH GIIADUATII more, will Ill puUin' at ne t b Th It will fYe hlm a ""l'..mou""' lima&lne you 'hared battlina I those who read incessantly meeting. After a thor! butiDIII Hlatory In 117C, but so many Airman Third CJau WIIUam other to dlotalt tho choice of to placate o••• ' •• • "'"'' . honoro - and5 enjoyed th>m. Clooo work can cau.. eyestrain llssion end pro&ram, the lot- bulldlngo have risen or the W. Arbauah, son of Mr. and Wagner'a succeasor. ~ ' power'!ul Republican ••~·"::l.\., 1•'1:~ ":0'"',':. ' Yeo 1 ~aid ENJOY?D Some i U the illumination io not rl(hl towing memboro onjoyod 1 !i'OUnds that the original cor- Mrs. John W. Arbaugh of Tup- Whoever the Inheritor may rty regulll'l who fean4 he '"uplea thrive on · - not bri&ht enough or too Stanley purty, Mrs. Rose Thom- neralonl cannot bt found. 'nlt ptrt Plaint, hla beCll be, LlndJay'l eandldlcy II becoming 10 lhorotllhly un"'-"'"" ""'' • .,,,,,., ., much glare - but lbit will as Mrs Emma Durot Mro !Ia museum today lllllldl up of 1 ad frUIII the kl!lutlcal tralnlfll plainly end 111111'fU1ble forward· bllcan " to bt even In 1 questionable ..""'.\' ; Look back and remember the cause, evening headache• rath· M". Rushia' s h m· oomplu ot It bulldlnll· lfGUI'Se for U. S. Air. Fore • ld. If Itt htld tome thin chance ::',..al "'j',",";:' .: good times. You didn' t couoo : or than nearsi&htedness. way. Mr. Savillt Barnatt, Mr. - -- ldmlnlltraliVI aptelllilll al helorl - and I lhin chance II national asset to the party. :f.,., ,•.,,. ""'" ""."'" .,.;.,. hlo death - you "PI him en. • Properly fitted lensts !Con· Memie Buckley Mrs Nettle , aoq 1nd Jrlrt. GIJ SmtlltJ. 'l'bt Alllarillo Af'B, Tu. Ill II I In truth )Uit about whltl he tCopyrlllltl 1965 by Uuilt4 ...:; jJoynl life. Slop beolln& your·j' tact or conventlonall will lm· Cowdery, Mrs. Nancy meetin( wUI bt with Mr1. Fadutlt 411 i11te111 Hl(h bad- he hll I prelty &ood11 Feature Ind.) - .. '""''' ILM 1111. - H. , prove the vision and help pre- Mrt. Lillian Plcklnl, t.{rs. Wil· Roat and U!Ue '11tomal. $ohqol. · , chance now bt I hllloflct 1 __j · I""' complaill~fll Reed vilJe HamsoD • vilJe Soca'ety Not~~~~ News Notes t.~ra. Col~um, Dtm~atlc spewi~l 1~ ~en ~ ~:~ :U1:;'":~n 'I!~side m~eann"' , ~ :leoUoa tJ: ea~e r ';!~'1o~~~g ~~ !'~ltm, elra~dy ~~ DIIJOI'-• 'llllltulli L.tndA~C:"- h~led co•tl~ ti•~• ~~~~ ••art Uo f]p.~• ';. :' ~~i : 11M~ ~ r~ -:.~~~ apttcl~l ll_t~ ~he hi~s H~le~ Ar~her ~lt:r• br~ve k~po ~ad ra~_'!!'n ~ Fa~ Hun~ Plo"'ff•~'':,':,,:'"::=~~!:"':.,. ~··•u "' r,. poin~ rtc~t~t so •• .,~::r,~ ,,"; ,:",1"~ •m- !" .~ ~ Keno~ ~ ~ ~a~I ~~Ill~ ·~ ~ld •:!.!;~~= ~ly ~Ire~ ~.!... ,• ~~n~ .::~w 1 ••• '"" "'". ••• ~~>"''"" .... :0~';~" .::";,~:·~.'":~.:',; !:~:, ~y IIOIIdl~ CVI~It ICCUBi~J .t~~~d lt~1Y MI'~O,!_ ~~II Vll~.:~VII · 1 ~ ll&~tl~g. O;l>orn~. rr::: ...~~!"' ~;:;•:~:·~~. 'j\~,:""'~1 ,'': ~" FtdUa~ ~ ,u'Cc.,. iuckley,lne~t -- - --- -- - -·--·· -- --~-----~ - -~--- ~-·. __ .. ~u I::; S~lcate: FATHER'S DAY _ I' • ' 1nlo summer J FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Virginia West Northern Serving Southeastern Ohio and I WELLSTON BARNESVILLE POMEROY GALLIPOLIS JACKSON POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. :-Pr;du~ts-w;s~~~~----------------------- 18:' Pomeroy FOR DADS DAY COMFORTABLE i --~ RECLINERS Pr~cr~ S39 to$ 199 BAKER FURNITURE 1 1 •ARROW GENERATORS AND STARTERS eUNITED DELCO •PROTO TOOLS I UP MUFPLIRS end PI'IS tDOW CHEMICAL CORP. WIATHiUIT tMONROI SHOCI( AISORIERS 1 I tiLACK ' DICKIR TOOLS I •PRAM FILTIRS eJ-M MANUPACTURINO emUILIC GIARS tGATII RUIIIR CO 1 •HASTINGS RINGS, FllTIRS end CASITI tWOLF'S HIAD OIL. tMAitQUml WELDERS end IAnERY CHARGERS I •DUPONT PAINTS tPILM PYTIR TOWill tWAGNIR LOCKHEED I I • AliMITI LUll EQUIPMENT • STEAM JENNY CLIANIRI entl • KD LAMPS 1 e~HIRTS I I' • CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS • FITZGERALD OASKITI t WILCO CH&MICAL CO. ' ePAJAMAS eTIES tPIDIRAL MOGUL tiLUIITRIAK IGNITION eSOCKS eGolf Clu&s eSHOES I I ANTI·FRIIII . tMOOO SUIPINIION PAITI • HIIN·WERNEI JACKS •SEALED POWER ·· ~. ~AtHOl ,r.,...........'"....,...,......... Th••• , .......tot• .,........ tiCAL IQUII'MINT TUNI·UP MIDDLEPORT, 0 . I I '----------------------~-----------------· Gur ' '' They are available at your oaraQe, service station, auto dealer • and general repa1r shop. They will appreciate yo~r patronage. m---......- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . - -........~..... 65 COMET H1rdtop 202, 8 cyl. Std. trano Rlldle 8 Nutlful white finish ' ' 64 ST!JDEBAKER Doytona 2 Dr. H.T., H a, A. T. rad1o, power lfHring, pow.,. brekH · 63 FORD Country Sedan 4 Dr. Wogon, 6 cyl ShL trano. Racllo, power ot-lng ' 63 CHEVROLET Corvalr 500 2 Dr, At. trana. lbdle 63 FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. tr-. Racllt 62 FAIRLANE 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trtna. Radio 61 :.~~D Falrlane 500 2 Dr. I A........ €little , ......... , ..... II. Play It Cool /Mnl Play It Cool In One Of These Sharp Used c111 eTROUSERS e Fishing Tackle a cyl. Std. tnne. 61 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. tranL Racllt 61 PLYMOUTH Wagon 2 Dr. 8 cyl. At. triM. . . . . 62 FORD ~alaxle 500 XL HT Cpe. At. trana., ,..... er at-tng, powll' brtkH, radio 59 FORD Country Squl,.. 4 Dr. Wegon. I cyL At tranL P - stMring, radio, 9 paua ...,. • 57 BUICK Special 4 Dr. H.T. At. t r - ltaclle 52 CHRYSLER 4 Dr. At. Trt1na. Radio e TRUCKS e 60 WILLYS JEEP 4 cyl. Di-chw 64 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. 'h ton. Stcl traM. ~ 61 FORD F-100 6 cyl 'h ton. ShL trana. YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT .. ., KEITH GOBLE FORD •lad you Rto, dlt .Join Iller yea bit •vou !tel tm waD .... .. I" ;1 '··· ·/ J ' ; , . "AIR CONDITIONED" ' ;~Pomeroy Motor Co· · ~~~ .. '• . MILL.STREET ' ....~· ' ,..... ·~ ,. . .. I MIDDLEPORT USED CAR LOT Locust & Syqmore Sts. wa I .,.: I· . �•' , /I ,, ' r~ ' f V~glnla That .•. P T h eaC efS are u·Ired by Board I ~ spec~al Chu~ch I ~ Of Ed • E~ucatlon re~' 1 I tuneups, and it's yours FREE If you buy a new '65 Studebaker N01rVI 0 All.....,. IJI JO b1r1 V•kM P..tuNI lt.dlr4 •...., '81 telld , . . UITID.WIW ~ ~ou plugs and points, less frequent Ml YOUI ITUDUAKII DIALII Joh~'~ un:lll~ng ;ro!~s m~~: Pl~asant an~ Get sure fire starts, longer-life for reading~ ~rneery ~larvan Ma~rn ~ase, t~\ II) h~'1tA. I ou~ 1 • thea~rk WAIT for the BIG ONE! HARTLEY & BENNETT'S est In men's wear, accessories, and gift Ideas from the nations lead- ina manufacturers awaiting your selection at Haskins Tanner. WATCH FOR OUR SALE AD IN THE TUESDAY, NEWSPAPER SALE NEWS AND LISTINGS, COMPLETII: ' Did With A . · · Remember WIII+Wisp Suit Stetson Straws by Klngsrldge · Give Dad's wardrobe 1 comfort· able lilt with a cooling new Stet· iOn straw cholien from our collec-tion of 1180 atyles. ,,, ..... For Fader' Day this year, clve. him a new Wlll;O·WIIp Suit by KIDIIBrodge, A blend of Dacron ~_?IY:'~it ~'t be~::f; wonted woo1 ereav:s . T k that be will enjoy wearonc forever. a ; D d throulh summer In fashion, fl~ an fa~rle with a new Will·O.Wiop Suo\ by JOncsrld&e, from $5.98 Sport Shirts 'I I Other Summer Clothing from 39.95 Dad will enJoy tht IWIIItler with 1 new sport ohirt ebosea from our luhlon firot col· Jectlan, bound to pleast any lather, Swim We• .. from $2.98 ..•. .. ·;:; iii "',.,• t • ' I • iii ...... ... i 1\ •! i Iii ' Dad will enjoy wearinJ: 1 new mmmer oport coat by Crlcketeer, blended from dacron, ""!ton, and ligbtweiJbt wooloo. He wlll ht eOm· fortable. and thankful. "Press-Free Slacks" by H.I.S. Dad will enjoy tho wearln~. plea• ure ol a pair of No-Iran Pre» Free" Slacks, by H.!.S. and Matbtr will enjoy even mare the wonderlui convenience of thia dacronpolyester and cotton slack. Dad will enJoy hla leisure time ill I Shirt & Walt Short set or Clbana set, ebooen from our collection, Both are Fun n' sun oomblnatlona he'll wear anywhere. from $11.95 $6.98 Other Summer Dress Sl~ekt Pricld from $5.91 Samsonite Luggage Dad will tra..I In atyle with new Samoonlte Streamllte eboaen In travel rtlbt dze• for aU men, Tbree roloro to choose from. ' $ from 16.95 For warm weather weartnc Dad will enjoy the cooling comfort of half Summer Palamas Sleeve Arrow Dress Shirts thoaen from our fresh collection of collu ityles in easy e~~re iUmmer fabrics. Dad will aloto roolln euy CUI ' aummer pajunao ebosen fi'Oia our aela.Uon , of · olulrt alotvo , knee lonath atyleo, from $4.00 from $4.5P Plna batton·t'ree construction (or night after '111gb& o1 Jelli1ll sleep. Compnre: FOR PATIOS '• Hen, wOftll l1rlpe cover with gold hlrex • Suly Edt• Gard.. end aauulne edt•• Nunn-B11h.Slaoes Increase outdoor fun. Add a patio or a barbecue. Call us today. Fast Delivery. Low in cost. Get a free estimate. • Duro Flange kupo ourfao:e smooth, flriD • Huadredl of tempered ateel colla Dad wllJ flild ,' inany long hours of comfortable wellfo PAGE ST. In& pie~ ~th a new pair of Ulkle faihloned NunnBuah sboes. ·t' from $19.9.5. I MIDDLEPORT, 0. • s~Js • 10 ~ ~\ lh~ gr.od~ s~ ~ ~1 • ~ thu~ m~l • Alio Ste .. OUr Pedwln •nd 1'...,..1111 StyiM ~-- Jlllt East &Ca~,~~t Toiletries Dod wiD onjo7 tho cool, re1WD1 fnllb· lliM of Jade !all aad Cllloe' Tolletrlea In soap, eOIODO and after lh&ye cboaen from our collection of alJes. Prl~ . balin al fUO. ,.. UM OUr •udlet Chlrtl \• Lty~~.•Y Plan• Haskins· Tai)Jler· · aa:a.lritl , . , ,·. .• . . . . Cfil'',...., o. . ~~..,... ,>:-.i.', .'~h" 7.8 ~ u epo ,.,_....,,..,=,.........,..,...,.,~_. I1 .if ~~·~~~~u;;~ ;,u~h~~~ ~ ~ i ' lo~y'"':'u~;~st~n • by McGregor Mldcllaport, 0. lu~ ~-- In I( : in Utah, hall dead , tempera- ~ lure 78 degrees, 20 degrees be- from $4.98 Walk Short & Caltana Sets Phone WY 2·523 I • Kenned~:· s f<:~~th Kin~ I ~~to~•- i II. Other Summer Sport Coota From $19.95 ~ays ~.f~re quot, and desist- make ot off ;) bounds or something. E shorts, chosen from our colle~ tton o( styles, in easy care aty1 $29.95 to $39.95 WY2-5284 : ~-, ;::1 °~rlte =~ ~~~n::~'!:~ ~ ""''-"'*~m!Tt!!m'i•""'"Wiffl'>>'e><__,,.,,w..,1 Dad. will JIVe a btl reception of a new pair of cool walk by CrlcketHr Sealy Firm Golden ·- Sleeper from $4.00 Walk Shorts Sport Coats Ready to use •.• For aun and beach wear F" Dad 1 new awlm ouit chooea from our collection of shaollilp In the aeaoon'o best 11)'111. £"': • ,,, ,,, ~~ '• •• .. ·~ FOREMAN & ABBOn Me":;~a~tad amou~cause : peo- ;judg~enl Ask the man to draw you one. 1 . $65.00 Goeglein Ready Mix Co. • difference in' flavor makes this Ohio's top-selling draft beer. ~ For Father's Day, you will find an outstanding collection of t,he "• ~NE 22 ISSUE OF THIS ovedourw; -~san r kom~?en , 1 A golden wousch~r~ ~h~ SUMMER SHOE SOCIAL CALENDAR ~entin@l, f') vllle dlslrict In and th• 1 Daily Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., June 17_,_1ttefl·r Rev. Jame~ Mornson from thf' . _ 1, ~· LewJSburg district was named I next regular sessoon ol the Pleasa~t and Howari ~ "' replace Rev. Hensley The board was scheduled lor June Southside, ~lh chargoc Rev , Lloyd Miller wa, rcturn. l 2.'ith ., 7"30 p. m. IOUlXOcaiiOn ; Ronald.~· w~~ Herell)l Hollow have chosen tbe field of Runny· ed to Apple Grove Melho<iisl ters, Pt. Pleasant, fugitive war. Stlvei'!iville, R. D. J merle, remembered as the site Church. I ARRESTS REPORTED rani from ·Ohio chargillg fe'-' ·, Th the Editor or tbe signing of the great PT. PLEASANT Arrests ious assault; Paul R. Hart,, Pl. The celebration, Tuesday, charter by John, seventh Nor, by local officers during the past Pleasant. peace warrant: l!l1d 15, of the signing of the man King of England, as the PT. PLEASANT- Localllllni 24 bourg according to jail rec- Denver Jones, Pt. Pleawrt Rl. IMagna Charta, the great char· location lor their monument In Iisters were among the 581 as-, ! ords include, James Rose, Pt. 12, assault and batter). of the rights of Englisb memory of John Fitzgerald l signmenls announced by the ' I poop~··· calla attention to \be Kennedy, 35th president of the West Virginia Methodist Con. JUN . great contrasts In the lives of , United States. ; fereroce at Buckhannon. -. E t - Reading along In 1914 Ford.. two men named John. The Rev. Russell Dale Childthe June Harper's (75 cents I But oh, man, the romlng For the people of England By the measure of Ume ers, pastor of St. Paul's Meth· UcaflOfl fopy now, but my of!spring down, at another place there. these two men were separated odist here lor the pa. t 1 thriiUiy )lad taken out whlleiEver see Old Maudie lor any from home can really stymie by 75 years; by other stand: two years, was assigned to the ' back a ofler lor a whole 1: horse) fat rear and all, going '!be blue •ult case Is es- ards, by a distance almost 1m Kenova corcuit and the Rev. PT. PLEASANT - The Ma. •earl - well here 1 was on DOWN a steep place and no feminine belng pur measurable. IG ld D . . d I son Counly Bosrd of 1 was ass1gne 1o i , proml8e, · lreern ameRev. . . sessam .. Mon day an interesting' article in "The;breeehlng to hold her' back by Mom , wi\0 •peclal• Joh n Kennedys laee lhe Chi lders Rev.l met .'"a brae 1 Easy Chair" department . A · . evenmg, bored several teachers, 1(look 1n your Webater breech· gift money quite a while back made voluOJtaraly an hos lnaug· D P 1rom circuit. 11lto N'OVI11e- aceep ted two resogna ing "But is juvenile mentality ' lng is correct). Well, ' there I - but It's been to Florida with ural. Addresa "We. w'1ll not ne... . Lundale· amp 1 ISLorado · ,..oons and confined to adolescents?" ete, was gol1J8 down no er Dad now lhteJe Umes (Note ll gotoate from fear' but we will Th R Cl l S "1 I heard a delegation !rom Ml. r ,,_ · ' ' . · ' not fear lo negotiate," was kept e ev. oar es · oompOlive School. • I ound out they didn I, urn! JS, hold backs to speak of - and you see The Man With the Blue to h hou hi d th K sos Jr. , was returned to1 Poont 1 grow up. I've never, "? never, been the Suitcase, It's Him."). . .. Trinity Church and ] Glenn Smith resigned as V<>lhi lda glossy Ipage 1 turn to pur- same press 1 1 f h' was named co ordinalor ol lhe •rational Agriculture teacher at Adthe n I man b ksance. I .Inh.fact, re- Well • we wash 1 soey rom earo1 asownsae. , 1 , sue s ea eager y. n re eel ng ac , t rrug t ve start-! clothes, get out both bollom and 1 d' ted · Point Pleasa 1 cooperative w.ahama High school and was 11 18 I'm soondas : parish l stranded. Because Harper's )ed my arthritis, Instead ol 25 itop pajamaa - In CBBe you hy, was repu ds , I .b th ' . n ' . I " opposong 1orce.' as were os. I lured as assistant Principal at ·tt l Mllll I R go er ng re ow a i years. o ags on e don t get thos, ad llJ a strict y banded. I The Rev. Pro me wa s : Wahama High. Nelson R. Jenslop In mad . air right In Ileft hop. I ve a notoon to sue top only pajama man - do you, John Kennedy was willing to rre-assigned to th e :vteth- nings, a 196S graduate ·• West the mods! or the Jines! that Cave Co. yet, 11 I could dear reader, perhaps have. one, risk and give Ills lile for his ; ndisl Church a d Ihe Rev. Mar- lVirginia Universoty, aws hored l 11 extant. lonly get Louos Nlzr to take th too, right on your own hv1ng country· King John lost the cus Trough was re-a ssogned lo as Vocat11rnal Agnculture .. This "stopper" ..challenges dead sure winner thai he room? So we have lolsa gond English' territories on lhe con- the Harllord. New Haven Spill. . . Unshackle Yoursell and poe· 11. • botloms matchin• murt. paler t. by h. . . , . . , teacher replacong Sllllllt .len-1 h 1 11 1 . men his army lS unw1 to .1 man ,lures a gray aored gent But now .. Yaas, I saw Mam. '1I tops. ' lead and mgness made EngThe cm::u1 . llo/lie Hr·nsley ol .ning5 is a native · of New Martshackled by a gold chain to a mouth Cave, so whal?" "Mom, I doubt if I oughla go, land itself a d'ependency of the , the Cl ([ .( :ro ham-l.elarl err-: onsburg. IV. Va. ' 011 large next egg representing life Keep outa those caves, boys, : after all," this at th• last hour Pope in fear of his Personal !r uit wa_ "'""'" lo I he r"nrms- 1 Other. persons emploved by savings. and outa little old butterfly ' of parting. ·safet , __ _ ....._ I he board were Dm othy Ball Wh 'II ha kl Wh ·air Ia e and ce I " II you don·t go, " sez .B.M :H. Kong y. , · '. · wilh I he Head Start progra m "' o uns c e you. y, p ns ra cars - peo.Johns only. contribution Ifinish what he rwn 1hc Smmv.side School; Jennie Grace the Chase Manhattan Bank of pie are tired suapmg you of! brave robust soul thai she os! llo the world was hos admossion final provis ion m gh1 hllve be· N Y k R d r lh C 1 nwn beong •- ca ves, and runn1ng "!' I1 pus h you r 1ght oIf th·IS •by the sognmg . . or the charter co me hcl . safe Robr·r·Js.. to be placed later: frew or . ea no ur er, lo·lls, , d. I!hat the so . ca lled "divine right' rrom inJur ' y111as well as oclual i ilPfl\' at oen wo'th tore hes •· w unweld you on porch." · , · Fore man . · learlrcr . 1·• ' h'1ghways. 1 wos · h you coo ld have seen ,of kongs l'OI>Id not prevao/ a- ophvsic;ol punishment. exn·pi by I West Columbia; Ahre ooays b d dBartley, .·h THEN THERE's ''Come to They never heard a word [that neatly packed car trunk.l'gainst the power of the of peers t?i-lcJerl. an 1 1 o .epaceh: 1 Bermuda" brilliant with sun-, said. That old Iuddy duddy, the luggage in prim nws, even pie, by which he gave a source j Kong .fohn used religion only I Lrum1>. Jam tor "1 1 e new JUn· shine, flowers, all but "nekked" IB. M. H. walnuts to take South- they loor own John so obly assosled as a means of securing money !ugh . ' · I "Bee! t Dry c· " 1 • 1 d 1 d I Th 1 r i . 1 fhe delegalwn rom M I. g1r;.ho on, Pr . t th "N appedsan oforpowerandlnedtoplacellte , O/ive school asked 1 lhe board an.d bewdrye 1 c1tens cand a I· on 1eth' ews-k' sen us ac pecansbl an or- 1 hag nab 'No free. IWJn : church under . Ins control. J?hn , if thev would obta in l!'acher qut , o en won er. rna ers page o 1s wee s anges and .even orange ossomls a11 e se1ze or lmpnsoned could iJOSSJble , · ,. h 3 f . his s "Lincoln Continental" now Newsweek (June 71 are two honey, levven's sake, They 're or outlawed or banished or rn be twst sta ted by the words d 1 . 1 1 · upt. •f e th m 01 there's a buggy. Buy your Mer- pictures - one of "Happy" off! And comes a string of any way injured - except by he had planned to use in his 1 cedes · Benz In Europe, But Rnekeleller with her now onecards practically daily. "Hav. the legal judgment ol hi s pem never given address to the peo· t e group a . e er.ro h th 1 whe K w y go over ere n eo'th ,•ear-o ld son, Ne1son Jr., th e mg at Varguua's h suff<etent h ldto warrant bl · lovely trip" · · .. or bY th e 1aw of th e 1an dI" .ts :' pit• ol . fla 11 as ·· I'"ccpl the Lord m•·nt was Goble, Dick Rawlings, Blaett- other Lady Winston Churchill tniere, Mrs. Dr. Fusco) today with. the exception or the last keep the city, Ihe waldunan a teac er / ey h oar's, Tom Rue, Chevrolet, wotb her great graadson, Ran- - the baby took right to me" provos<on, the basis of lhe Bill waketh in vam." , hne one or e · 1 0 "lhe works," are nil here and dolph Churchill, born JUSt two and "So happy •cause all of of Rights ol the American Con· After another 150 years, vis!- i , . . . .. . . -......- . ._ _ _ _ _""""1 we're here. But I like lo read the one and only you all right up there." Gond slotut10n, and or lhe Jaws of , ors t" . Hunnymede may won· I FIRST 9 it. Wonme s' death. old air mail from here - we 1Englosh spakong people on lhe der whooh , after all, was lhe ' QUALITY But really cutest of all ads Both are sweet babies. But send. world. It has been the inspiralor il has been lru ly 'l'dld, REGULAR are the Volkswagen and Avis all I could think or on seeing I In !he meantime, people tote Ilion ol !hose who Jove freedom ··11e is without fear ; he os Rent . • a . Car ads. The VW the young sc1vn of N.Y.'o Gov. me around in the Fairlane, old 1sonce lhe year 1215. kong wCertified Main St. Oil Station Pomeroy THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, OHIO hao their prose trimmed down -"Where are all the 4 little side-kick Nora Mills 1t 1 he Had John Kennedy lived to Hoeronyrroous ___ 10 neatly, sa sparse, every Murphys? " And on looking wheel. Two expert cooks, my - ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -word so exactly right often al the chubby face ol lhe lat. sister·in-law, Bertha Gill, and ending "And then we paint it est Churchill, already set old friend Dorothy Rife, Greenagain.'' I can't resist reading in the ·Churchill sober, intent, lield, 0., here lor Decoration every ward. Iyet puckish look - England's cook me lwo Sunday chicken And Ayis talks about "A i Great One seemed to be look- dinners on the two Sundays that Cheap Button" - "We Try Iing right back at me. Pa is goue. We shop, too straw. Harder" butlons, you know. [ Anyway, "Go With God," lit- berries, lor chicken, ice cream Irresistible. They sound like tie boys, both of you. and Soencer's send me , wad a wide-eyed innocent kid telling of sluff (eats) ... Charles and y~ how.speedy his new banana THIS IS ENTITLED "Dad I break down my ''Dad" Ramseat, ~lioiilder high handle bars Goes to Florida." The hero sy y11rd bench. Charles's car, bike Is. of !his tory, Iired of eternal not hitched closely, slowly <KJZf' These ads just bang out and lawn mowing, hedge clopping, into a tree, reuult havne, but hit you in the lace while I'm going to the slore and trying we 're all alive and "as happy trying to really dive inlo what lt get in a lol ol loafing which as il we had gond sense" as Is perhaps the top drawer mag. bores him to death, really - my sisler·in·law Belva pul• it. azine prose written today. well, up came this chance I never thought I'd gel tired You doggone Madison Aven- to go with Brother Eimer, who of chicken, strawberries and ue, you, has a home near Winler Gar- ice cream. But I am, so I den, Fla. made potato salad loday, a IF THESE YOUNG people, We get out lhe ~lue suitcase, smallish dish h· 111asts me lhree students mostly, don'! quit dust il oil, likewise the small days, Then I'll go back lo straw. climbln' way down in caves and canvas zipper bag. ~ ..·e assem- berries, etc., etc. having someone equipped with ble Orinase and Suraryl and But be's on his way home rope, tackle, oxgen, and M.D.'s even Slenderella jelly for our right this very minute - so go down aller ·em and pulling diabetic, for whom eatm, awa,y lra·l. Ia - Ia, Ia. Local Pastors Involved in Reassignments Did You Know Biggest advance In i1111iilan systems in over '·' { Jewelry Gifts for Father (.·~II ,. what;. join the i ( Marines il you must have some- r~ thing to fill your bored . to- ~ death days. By the time you've ~ horsed around over 12 lt. walls, ~ scaled a few impossible moun. II talns strewn handily about al· ~ mo~t any military camp: well , ~ you II be glad to just soddown '. ~. and read "Playboy" mabe. : ~ F;ven Robert Kennedy ('scuse t· me, Senator Robert Kennedy ~ from N. Yawk, Isn't II?) even' ~ be quit alter recent mountain .. climbing onld, "I'm goinghome. • I've got a wile and nine child- ; ren there.'' And bully fer him! i ~ A close relative of mine said I~ that a perplexed father told hi., ~ derring do ollsprlng, "II you I~ break your leg, don't come • II; runnin' to me." i I; 1 BILLFOLDS 3. 95 . ' ' £1 ~ i! •P ITIE TACS ICUFF LINKS COf'rafr Corsa Spnrt Coupe (:lfonzaa IIJ/IIT up lo l!,O·hp rear-<nuine ,...,le) ITIE CLASPS eKEY PROTECTO!t ' ' Br•nd Nome Wetcheo ELGIN BULOVA CARAVELLE eDI~D RINGS 1 BLACK ONYX, pl1in or .· i with dl•monda 'J'alm the dunest day you can imagine. Add a sport... aunsbin~. eWHITE SPINEL I MASONIC IMASONIC EMBLEMS ~ Give Him An ELECTRIC SlfAVER INORELCO I REMINGTON Up to 180 hp strong CORVAIR CORSA by Chevrolet Jninded Corvair Corsa. Have it equipped with a 180-hp engine. And you've just discovered a new sour~ of I SUNBEAM ' Deep bucket seats, deep-twist earpeting and deeply SEE THE U.S.A. THE N0.1 WAY l'l'cessed instrument.. Front doors with map pockelll, Jm electric clock witb a sweep-seoond hand. A nimble (..wheel independent suspension ride. Easy ateering, Short turning. A trip on a sandy beach witb nary a spinning wheel. A trip up a lmge biR with nai'J' the lime to catch your breath (that 18()..hp engine il the most powerful Six made in America today). Wide door openings. Increased entrance height. MON shoulder room than ever before. A peach of a trunk up front. And rear seat passenger room you'd expect oru, in a larger C3r. So come on in. Get to know what fun it can be to do things again that you haven't done in years. led Hot lnd Rolllnl!:l See yoar Chevrolet dealer for a new CHEVROLET· CHEVD.U: • CHEVY II • CORVAIR .RQNJON; .....,,.,.. r, ~.:;;:":.~ ""'.. ..,_ ' ~ ~ 84·6002 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY 1'2l•••••llllilllllli._lliilill__,, ~ , i' "'I PRINCE GARDNER ~~ NOW TAKE ME IN Mammouth Cave in tpe year of our 1 ; . Lord 1953 or thereabouts, Peo- ·. pie kept asking, "Blanche, you ' · IV<!r been to Mammouth Clve? fiendishly hitting on the one place in Kenlucky !hat 1 HADN'T been,. So in despera. lion we wen!, after first being In the Great Smokles In Tennessee, a sensible place 1o be, driving over 300 miles out of our w.ay home to go down In a cave, mind you, and at two bucb a head, whereas they Dughta paid me three bucks to do it. Well, l went up taller golq down and I can't even hope yo~ gel me here) and did pretty . well after asking the guide: • Are you carrying a ftrat aid lid?"· 1hd having him !all and lalf, and me a pantill' like 1 .. . .'1(, MAIN .STREET ~- ' .. POMEROY • • �• McAbte-Starcher Vows to be Taken June 21 WERT COLUMBIA - Mr. and 1r1. lltrt McA!Itt of Letart, (li.' 1, are announcing the en· .-cement and ai'Proachtnc tmrriale ol their daughtor, Ju• litn, to Mr. Oeorae R. Starchfr, son of Mr. and Mr!. G..,rge 1 ltarcher, Pomeroy. Tno open church weddlnf till take place June 21 at 1:30 o'clock at t!>e Salem EUE Church. Tho Rev. Ralpn Ma aoney 11 ill read the double rtn& reremony. Mlos Gall McAbe• •Ill be tne bride'• attendant and Mr. John Burris II w!U at-1 !fnd the groom. Nuptial muatc I REV. LANE •ill be played by Mrs. Ray· mond Lievlna and MI.. Sandra . fowlor will be the vocallst. ' Ml" McAbee Is a sraduate • , Wahsma Hl&h school. in I lite clall of 1065. She was acttve ~ In JChool activities and attend! &~l•m church Mr. Starcher graduated from Pomeroy Hrgh school with ~~~ : MASON - The Rev. Lester cll!Ss of 1963 He rs employcu II Moore's S.tore in Pomeroy. Lane. 16. formerly of Buckhar> Alter re!Urnrng from their wed· non. W. Va., replaet~s the R.v ' oHng trip the young couple wrll RalpMh MahoChney as hp.ashtor of I 'd · p eroY Ihe ason . arge w IC tnresJ e m om · · :eludes Mason, West Columbia, i Fairview and Salem r-hurches. Services were first conduc!M 1 1by the new minister at the Sa. olem. Mason and West C41um· ibla churches on June 6th. . . Rev Lane was minister on MASON - Eighty·flve chit the Reador Circuit in Wet•el ren registered for VocaUon I· county prior to coming here School at the Mason Evangell· and before that .erved as pas· cal_ United d MBret:ren c:u~~~ ~ tor on Alton Frenchtown Clrwhtch opene on ay an ·t . th gh the week of CUI · nt co mue rou He is a native of Upshur coun- 1 .June 14th. · 1 Mrs George Robert Stewart, 1Jy and has s~enl approxrn~te .Y Maso~, ill the director. Mu!ic 15 ye_ards m t.the mfmlstry. Meblls will be provided during t he marne to e ormer a e , ICbool by Mrs. Myra Hy,.u, Waugh of Buckhannon. They Martha Thompson, Becky Lew· are the parents of two daughl · . · Harriet Walth and Vera ero and two sons, Barbara, 15, ~.n. Kitchen ASIIstlnt, Mra. and Annett 4, both at home. Rose Davil. Teacher• and the Their sons, Danny Ralph, .24, lasses they will teach are ao and Donald, 21, are marned ~ollows and reside In Virglnra . Nursery, Patty ROUih, Betty Roush and Chris Harrah; Be- Mason Bov Sc>out• ginners, carol Workm•n. Ari- Rereivl' Award• zona Stewart. Roberta Young, AUdrey Young; Primary, lmo- MASON - Awards were pregene crow, Dot Schwarz, Sheila sented to several Mason Boy Johnson, Bernice McKinney and Scouts of Troop 203 when a Peggy Kine. and Junior Depart- court of honor wa• held Thesment, Evelyn Stewart, Clarice day evening at the Mason Town Wallace, Mary Fo!ler, Kathy Hall. zuspan and Harley Hnedrlcks. The presentation• were made Junior Hilh teacher! Ire by Fred Taylor and VIlla Lee and Vorllo Workman. Hyaell of tho Boy Scout Committee . Johnny Eberobach re· TAKING TRAINING celved the ASII!tant Patrol MASON - Cadet Doyle W. Patch. Merit badge. were preJones, son of Mrs. Charlotte •ented to David Rllty. Mike 0 .•Iones. 1835 Letart rd., Mas· John!On, Eddie Carson, Buddy on, was to befln an lnten!lve Baldwin, Mike Harbour, Sher· ' retort, welcomed the 1roup 11 llrst tidies 11rouo to hold 1 clinner I• the dlnlua room. The welcomin& •ddreoa wao 11tvon by Mrs. William Rus.. n, President of the club. Tho in· vocation was given by Mn. Paul S<ally. Following the dinner. Mrs. John Morgan, toastmistress, introduced the gue~t spe11ker, Mrs. G. N. Humphreys, vice president of the South Wi!sltrn District from Hunting. ton. She was accompanied by Mrs. David Edwards, also of Hunlinflon. Mrs. Humphreys installed the new officers of the club: Mrs. William Russell, president; Mr!. Jack T. Welch, vice pmldent; Mn. Herman Ohlinfer, Mrs. Char· les Dodd, treasurer; Mrs. Karl Wiles, correopondlllg secretat)'. Mrs. Russell preoenled Mro. Edwin Roush of Charleston, a past president of the club, with a president's pin and a gilt. She alao presented sifts to ou~ goillfl offlcm; Mro. Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Donald F. Roush and Mrs. Jack Welch. A vote of thllnks Willi given to Mrs. Paul B. Powell, who served liS chairman of the fund raising drive ror the library and to Mrs. Arthur Thabet, who serv· ed as judge of the Poster con· lest for Library week. The door prize was won by Mrs. Blliy Ray Ward. The banquet committee was Mrs. Martin Berlsford, Mrs. Thomas Hoff. 6·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, o., Jllllel'r, 19A5 1be program "Th; Antiquing' Stale-Tree Nursery aL .n ol Flowers" wae presented beglnnlllg at 1:1 a. m. 1lJeJ llld demonatrated by Mrs. lee wlll tour the Nlll'lel'y llld a Gibbs. · sack lunch wiD be held at nooa Mrs. Lloyd Roush, president, Mrs. Martin Oblino~er llld _presided at the business meet. Mrs. Burrell Dawi!Oll wm be tng. The club voted to d011ate hoatesaes. 15 to the New Haven Recrea· Refreshments were servtd lion Foundation to be applied to those attending, Mrs. Fred to the Swimming Pool Fund. Baley, Mrs. R. F. Bryont, Mr1. Tltey voted to hold a Standard Howard Burris, Mra. William Flower Show along with 'lite Chl!ler, Mn. D. v. !lotion, Nehaclima Garden Club in Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. Lee connection with the Maaon Gibbs, Mrs. Harold John!on, County Fair. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mte. A. , Two new members were wei· K. McClung, Mrs. James Mac. corned lnlo the club Mrs. Del- Knight, Mrs, Martin OhUn~, bert Dotson and Mrs.· James Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr., Miss MacKnight. The July meellllfl Lelah J. Powell, Mrs. Patrick will be held at the Clementa Rlley, Mrs. Donald '1. Roush. man, Mrs, Phil Bate, and Greer: Mn!. ' Johi\' Morcan, Mrl. Mrs. Paul Scally. Tbe P~ Wllllam Ruasell, Mrs. Nellllll grams were made b1 Mra. Routh, Ml'l. Roblrt Glll'lll, John Morllll· Ml'l. Dolllld F. Rou•b. Mrl. Those attendlna were Mr1. Paul B. PoweU, Mrl. Martin Hwnpbreys and guest, Mrs. derislord, Mrs. Harofd Rose. Edward or Huntington, Mrs. Mrs. Mark Ward,.._:llrs. Btlly Jack Welch, Mrs. Paul Scanty, Ray Ward, Mrs. •,•ed Batey, Mrs. t.llda Ridsway, Miss Nan· Mrs. 0. C. Campbell, Mrs. cy Scally, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Jess Abel and Mrs. Jack HesMrs. George Ingels, Mrs. Ed· son. win Roush, Mrs. Pout Rickard, The New Haven Garden Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Ed· Club mc1 on Thursday evenl"'l win Stein, Mrs. Arthur Thabet, at the Alex Quillen Memorial Mrs. Ralph Whitmore, Mrs. Building with Mro. Harry Max Eichinger, Mrs. Louis Layne, Mrs. Harry Dyer and Karschnlk, Mrs. Tltoma• Hoff· Mrs. J. V. McGrew as hostess· man, M~. Phil Batey, Mro. es. De'/OIIOno were led by Eugene Hester, Mrs. Karl Mrs. J. V. McGrew. The roll Wiles, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. call ws• answered with "Name Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. William Your Favorite Wild Flower." Rev. Lane is New pastor of OR READY-TIED CHOOSE FROM MANY NECK TIES FINE "CAMPUS" Dar! \.\Ill lik~ ~everal of these hand5ome new llE>tt They comf' in colors and patterns to 11ult him. i<our in hand and RPdrli $1,00 to I~ A Wide R...ge of Fabrics, Patterris, Colors $150 . LEATHER BILLFOLDS FOR GIVING Fine grained leather bill. Iold.'l with many extrR fC'ature s. Economy prlc~d. To get further with Father on his big day,, give him somP· thing to wear, selected from our eye.eatchmg collection of the styles favored by particular men. BUY DAD SEVERAL s $1.00 to s1.99 FOR DADS DAY GIVING Whitt llut Oroy Tan lectlon o fine leather .•ual .style lnafers or FOR FATHER FOR DAD .f!'amoua qualft:y under· wear for men. Buy dad handlome ·lace up style!'. Size.'! 61.-2 to 12. Econe my Priced '7.95 to s9.95 all h~ need11 now. TEE SHIRTS BRIEFS SHORTS SPECIAL GROUP ... MEN'S LOAFERS and OXFORDS Billy Graham's book);. Dad never has an over supply of giving, all slm 10 to 12. 29c 79c to thr 5ick in town and In hospil· Mary Ollddrng and Gloria Lew· Tuesday afternoon at the home is. ol Mrs. James MacKnight. DurNEHACUMA CLUll ing the soeiat hour refreshments Th• ~ehaclima Garden Club 1were served to Mrs. L. C. ·~et on ~onday evening at the Roush, Mrs. W. T. Stont, Mr.. ~lex Quill•n Memorial Build- 1 N. 0. Wein, Mr.. Nolan Swscking with Mrs. Earl Clark. Mn. ! hamer. Mro. D. A. Smith, Mrs. I Pete Burris and Mra. Chester Ollie Roush, Mr!. H. L Dyer. , Mrs . .fohn fry , Mrs. R. F'. \'.Ieaver as hostesses. Earl Clark. Mrs. Robert l.ayne gave a reading, "The Legend of the Hose." Mrs. Chester Weaver had on e1hlblt 1 Peace Rose. libeled and croomed as an exhibit In a iluwer llhow. 'lite roll call was The New Haven Woman's club held its lith annual dinner on Tuesday '''Ding in dining room or the Pleasant Point Resort. Mr. Wi!Uam J. Marcum. secretary, trea9UI'er, ond manalinc director of the pair FOR FATHIIR Dad can alwayo u1e more bandkerchiefo. BU1 them br a 11ft box or aeparate. 3 99 Jt'len'$ 100':"n dacron short sleevP. dress shirts. WIRh 'n wnr - wash without worry, wear without iron. • tne. 4 98 l.ight weight, 65% dacron polyester omd 35% combcd cotton. Light shades. • Cbooae from a eood 1electlon of colors and patterns in Cine <"otton broadcloth f;:, brics. Colt Jtyle-s. Size8 A, B. (' ~nd 0, Plea!Je dad on his big SUMMER SLACKS WORK UNIFORMS ARE IDEAL FOR DADS DAY GIVING Campus quality loaves~~ Genuine leathe-r belts. Boston quality Choice of popular <'Olors in u.l, 3f.t and 1 inch widths. Spt<"ial selection fot Dads OOly, lPA•••••• 69( SIMON'S. c., MARKET own~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~ POMEROY MOTOR CO. other manufaclurlng lleldllfiber, that salaried and county employees or MASON _M Addltfonat depend prtmariiy on wood non teaching lchool vi 1 the lwnber and plywood indus- personneL · • ~a &!On WBI . lril!ll depend on large trees or ow~ e,..ay ntght dunng select opeciea and must expect To correct the inequity, the '!'""tal meeting of town a decline in suitable timber leglalature ha! agreed to allow ~II after arguments on both According to the review ihe all non • teaching achool emo stdes were head. The session outlook Ia tor a luther decline ployees pay for these dates: wa• a continuation of a protest in forest land as a percenlago of New Year's, Memorial Day, rneettna ~ld last Friday. the total land area in the mo e Independence Day, Labor Day, councn I . action came after Intensely developed agricultur~l Thanksgiving and Christmas. tho':" oppo!lng the additional and industrial counties, with an Collin• stated the leaistation :";!tf~:~e r a petition. !•crease of I per cent or more Is an outgrowth of a 1954 attor. majority of fool'.g':"nled m the amount of Woodland by ney general's ruling which said owners proper 'I 1975 ,in 36 other counties In the lack of statutory provision · · ----dlstrtel. . me an t "hourly employee• SERVICE CANCELLED Employment m the lumber working_ on an hourly basis are Servfces will not be held at and wood producbl Induatry m not entttled to pay on legal th ;p:: · the four-state area declined 13 holidays on which they do not ~ Son;ro. Y. Ba~tst Church per cent between 1954 and 1~ actually work... , un _ay tn or er that the to 35 400 the rate of dec!' aroaatton may attend serv• • me l pllltned th ki 1o •lose to the national average. CO VIC llleet Slated In: connection":..tth e:.' For This Evenlu Weekend. . EU Eh enbach o£ June meetinl or the ~ntral -~--Rutland is Dead Ohio Valley Industrial Council Metro General Hospital Funeral services for Ell Ell- will be held at Oscar's In Galli. ADMISSIONS - Clara Ohlin. ft'sbacb, 65, Rt I, Rutland who polls, beglnninl at 6,30 thl• Ser, Pomeroy; Mfl. Charles died Wednesday evening in Hoi· evening. Varian, Letart, W. Va.; Owen zer ltoapital, wlll be held Sat- Miles Eplinl, Gallipolis, is the Watson, Racine. urday at 2 p. m. at the Ewing newly-elected president or th , DISCHARGES - Mary Stew. Clr.tpel wtth the Rev. Wilbur COVJC. • art, Pomeroy. Perrin officiat~g. Burial will Ouest •peaker wlll be Chilr---lle m the family lot at Beech les L. Brinkman Jr 30 h LOCAL TEMPS Grove. Cem~tery. will repment th~ De~el ·m~nr The temperature in Pomeroy's Survt'/Ors mclude five daugh- Department of S th OJ! busmess district at It ·32 am lers, Amanda Starcher, C41wn- Ohio. ou eastern I today was 72 degrees u~er s~n: bus; May Mayle, Rutland; Eva ny okies. Jane .P:tlnter, Germany; Jo ·- ·- - -~ Henry, Columbus; lJnda K. YOUilg, Pomeroy; a son, Eli Ebersb.ach, Jr., Middleport; three brothers, Ernest and Rich· ard Eberabach, both of Pom· roy and Carl, Middleport· a sister, Ellen Hart, Pomeroy and a1 ll'llldchlldren. Frleudrt may caD at tbe funeral home al any llme. Open Evenings Till7 PM-Saturday Til 9 PM E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3975 ,. SLACKS '2··' ••• Campu< droll 11acka. Made o Cine crease boldine b)ended<fa brics. Some are wastia~J~. Sir.e 29 to ~2. Full cut and well made. Best dunga. ree blQ' in townSilea 28 to G STRAWS !!lOR DAD Did will be aure to like one of theoe cool Jllnw hats for hoi wettber wear. Newell style. Men'1 I0 OL ll.ue Denllll DUNGAREES ss.98 CAPE lENNEDY - IN DRESS $1,99' pr. $1.99 · Hch ' 15 I~ STORES IN OHIO STOIIES iN . OHIO• ·~D ANCHOR ' . .... '· .. .. 2 LB. PKG. WINDSOR SliCED BACON FAIRCREST FACIAL TISSUES box day niaht's club. twill fab~ics. Roaullr shes PANTS Mltchlng Shirts enriched buns WIENERS PluMal VaDey Ho1pltal ADMi'ITED - Mrs. Dallas Wrl&ht, lfotllelt; Mrs. Leroy Hill, BuHalo; lnteat Frazier, Pliny; Everett Pierce, Middlepori. D~GED- Clinton Huebea, Pl. Pleuant: J o h n Stearu, Pt. Plwant; Mra. LorIs Pullin, Leon; Infant daught· er of 1\fr. 11114 l\lra. EcJcar Hack· ney, Leon; Cretla Davis, Pleasant. (Continued from pale 1 J '2·" ,r. • 1 UPI Briefs permanent fit Fine cotton 29 lo 38. Jllllden fllflltl ol the World'• -~ powerful rocket, the """ Air Force super Titan, was deIByed an estimated two houra fllclay when enatnaers fell 1Jo. lllnd In countdown preparations. Tile trlple-Jli'OIIIed military llpiCI booster, called I Tflan. :IC, had been lcheduled ror i nallonlily televised launch 11 10 a.m. EST, but the Air Force reported that holdll were c11led early In the I!Otlntdown laday to flnlsh 11ork that was intertupt· ed Wedne!day nlrttt during thundarlho-•. Wt:ION - l!. 8. NAVY Pl· lobi flyiJlfl supersonic jets and flrlllfl deadly galded missiles Uiol down two Communist MICa over North Viet NIID today, Ill AmeriCIII mllllary IPOkesman ~'~ported, , Tile cfo&ll&hl, third of lhe· air war, :wao wqed ontr to nlu,i !"ljjtll jOI .Hanoi during .a tlllike il'i .otp' Navy planes ~ NQtl!l \'ll!~l!lle targets nur t hI Qllbljl'l"!4t 19c THE ~~.. ICELLOGGS 12oz.25c CORN FLAKES pkg. lb. 39c BROUGH TONS DAIRY LANE ICE CREAM baked with PG-7n ®' a pure all-vegetable shortening! 49c 1h Gal. ARGO LIGHT CHUNK Today, the onlv shortening used in Heiner's enriched buns TUNA con loins about three times as much of the proferrad flu t " ...!!;SO orates as In most buns. We ore proud of .~ litis qualify product, o further step in carrying out NESTLI!S KI!EN =•nt Gur responsibility toward your family- Drink Mix - 3~~o:· S1 u Heiner tradition for more than 58 years. ' ', .. 'j Or•nti-LttiiO~-l.ttiiQn Lllllt · . 'i Good things go with Heiner's .. . cause WAID ·cR.OSS' SONSRACIN~, 0.~. i .' Reiher's ~oes .• ' . ; • .., ' ' I'· ' ·t, '· .1.'1: ;,•,;l -, ~..: with everything good I .' ···,1 .. POMEROY R;:att: I MEN'S FINE DRESS ~ wim Leather Belts Blacks. ~ $3,99 and s4.98 Swim Trunks FAMOUS IOSTON BRAND TOP GRAIN Chevy ShoweGSe Pt./ Sanforized for black . Ioden and wheat OF THESE FINE $1.99 end $l99 15c t.25c ... Well made. Wash and wur llbrles in PUT DAD IN THE SWIM IN A PAIR a nair of thPse finr 1runks In take on hl11 vacation . He wiU arpreciate them. Th('v l'l')ffip in Brie or Box· er style.... · OTHIRS PRICED 36-16. TAN or GREY Campu . . '1·00 MEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT COOL WASH & WEAR The meetint was opened by IBryant , Mrs. Harold Johnson the president . M,.., James and Mrs. MacKnight. Roush. Devotions were It'd by I WOMAN'S CLUB 'l!NNER Mr.~. HAND'K'CHIEFS White Dress Shirts Jctckets by Campus Give d<Jd on .98 looklne •tYits ot an economy price. · ~lzt>8 SEWING CI.UB Ttte Sewifll Club met s ARE ALWAYS WELCOME I 1 BREAD s EWIDE fiNE GIFT FAVORITE GIFTS HE WILL APPRECIATE! Sites A, B C&D held on ./ul~· l.1th the pial'!' to gardnN. Mrs . William Crow, . be announct>d larer · Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. \ Those a11~nding were Mrs. Thoma:-; Hofffman . 1\frs. Roher! · Charle~ Jewell . Mrs Charles Layne. Mrs . Larry Liering, Machir . Mr ~ . Ebrr Rnu);h, Mrs.1 Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. James E. T Hnush . Mr s. T. -Bert i Roush ~:~nd the hostesses , Mrs . Roush , Mrs Velma Roush. Clark and Mrs. Burns. ~~sts. 1 KNIT ATHLETIC SHIRTS 49c c:lay. M~ . Charles YonkPr an- als in eonnf'ction with the nounced tht> Art!i and Cralts j den therapy prnject of the • Fair held at Cedar Lakes. Rip- 1 dub ley, on July I througt1 5th . and 1 Those attending were Mrs. \ the rnternarional Tea to ht> Ph1l B.r~tey. Mrs. Donald Bum- ! Mrs. Clarence Thomas. Mrs pr. PAJAMAS : Riplt.y, in Augusl. Plain toe11 - moe toes. Good Famous Campus Short Sloeve FINE QUALITY COTTON BROADCLOTH "C.uide Lines lor Cultural Ad- , of making flower arr.angements vancement." led by Mr;;;. Eber was held by the m1.•mbers. The Roush, follow1·d with a di~·u~ - arrangement8 were sent Charles Yonker and slipons and lace up styles. sox. You'll find a wide selection of colors and styles for F'athers Day The lesson fo r the day was l A work•hop for lhe purpooe 110n. Sperial !leleetion of. meM leather footwear in ca!lual 110 SELECTION OF FINE SOCKS wear as well as aummer.Fine whitt fabrics. 8Jzu 14\1 to 17. Choose a fair from our se Walking Shorts The RhodOd~ndron Hom l! A new member, Mrs. Larry Demonstration Club mel at the l.ieving, WH!I welcomed tu the Comfortable for year •round footwear is alway• ·a welcome gJft UNDERWEAR Your Dress Shirts Comfortable COOL, COMFORTABLE CAMPUS $3 99 SLEEVE! WHITE IS SURE TO PLEASE "Fruit Of Tht Loom" ond MEN'S SHORT OXFORDS or LOAFERS Flnt count cotton broadcloth fabric In white or blul!. Hllfh quality dre~s shirt!! at an ~conomy price - bu~ dad !'leveflll now~ ot wJiklna 1hort1 more and more. The8e are made of wuh and wen rahrir~ in plainfll and 11hadow plaidlll, to clean lhank11 was read from Principal .99 A NI!W PAIR 01' !ASY GOING "WISBORO" YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM A meetin~ SIMON,S SAVINGS 't t" DRESS SHIRTS Men are enjoylnJ the cool. carefreE' the clubhouse. A SJ<Ck lunch !Clyde F'oley of Wlhama Hllh was held at the noon oour. i School thanking the sroup lor The meetinl wao opened with their help in mskin¥ the ar· the pledge and devotlona were ! rangements for Baccalaureate led by Mrs. 1'. lltrt Rouoh, u,.. and Commenc•ment Exercise! lng the theme "Beauty." She held •' Wahama. Mrs Earl read a poem otllltled "Beauty" Clark was appointed Garden wrrtten by a 14-yoar-old girt, Therapy Chairman of the club. and another entitled "God floes . The dub voted to •end boy! to It Better: • t•ken from on• ot F.F' A. Camp at Cedar Lake. BI'}} Will Aid "'ru" ... "HAMPTON" FINE BROADCLOTH $2,99 their t·lean-up Famous Campus quality sport shirts in a big choice of colors and fancy patterns. You're bound to find just the shirt for dad m this big assortment of new summer styles. FINE TOP GRAIN QUALITY ~omfort <lob house for lh<ir regu lar dub. Mrs. Pete Burris, di!trlbmonthly meettng. This was I uted yeor books. A letter of I 1 :Woods Industry Outlook Good SHIRTS Tif'.~ 1 amwPred with "NaM• F'avo"t• Rooo." o., gal. SUMMER SPORT WILL PLEASE DAD I By :>tro. Carnll Adam•. Jr. RHODENDRON I Congress Sure to Approve $4.7 Billion Excise Slash Norwalk Truck IJne ANNOONCE PROGRAM St!ntlnel, Pomeroy·Mfddleport, Jtme 1'1', tteliof WASIRNGTON (UP!)- Aa. 1 N ti till The Rutland Church of ~IIOIUicemenl that the Uulted n ego a ns will present ita Dally ANNOl:NCE EPJICISEI ' Stats Is Jetldlq 11,000 to Z1,. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Bible School program Friday WASHiNGTON iUPIJ -Tile Commencement exerclseo ( of ltlO more lroopa inla Vlel Ohio Company and Hornblow· June II at 7:3 p. m. JolmSOJ admlnlstralloo w 11be Vacation Bible Sdl4ol at Nam today pointed up AmeriWASIUNGTON {UP!) - Congress was expected to er "' Weeb-Hempbill Noye9 antatea a quiel nese count tbll Sutton Methodlat . anildt can determination to spare no give fin~l approv~l today to a $4.7 billion excise lax cui, nounced today they are negotiat. MOELLER COMING found that more tbao 10 for. will be held Friday, June 11' at ollort in Ito rtgbt againot the PT. PLEASANT - The Point Reds. sendJTnhg ttHio Prestdent Johnson to be signed into law. :~~ :~uy all tocofkthe ootstand· Congressman H. elgn governments support u. p. m. Pleasant Kiwanis Club will hon· e ouse planned to take up the final bill, reached • mon ' of Norwalk ler, loth Dbtrlct S. poHcy In VIet N3 m, officf. I:;:::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;~ or two young governors at their Tbe buildup of Amertcaa Wednesday night by Hou1e and senate negotiators, Truck Lines.lnc. live, will be at the als claimed today. II reRwlar weekly dinner meet. forcet from tbe prHenl 54 ,. It met at noon EDT. Senate leaders also were expected The truckmiJ firm """ratea l Big Bend Regatta 00 They said about 25 <oun· FIRST lng tonlaht at Gene Pall'e Rett- IOito between ?O,OOO and 75 , to give top priority to ap· 46 terminals with 367 trucks trie• were oppooed and about , QUALITY aurant. 1 11 aimed a! meeting the proval of the . 3\2 years to be completed. and more than 3,400 trailers In uother 25 were genuinely : REGULAR Viet Coaa'• monsoon • 10811011 The final bUl would One of the key provisioM Ohto and II other eastern and SQUAD CAlLED different. , Certified Oil Station Kerry Jarrell and John Flow- offOIIIIve, during wltlcb u. 8, or reduce .about 40 llcise biD WOllld reduce the midwestern states. The Pomeroy emergency I' ;:::::::::~~~~ era, both governors and both oUlelals elt)lect heavy llflltlo on a number of 1tem1 rlllgiu& 10 cent excise tax on squad was aummoned for w. Moln St. sponsored by the local Kiwanis Jog. from cosmetics to DftW cara: to I per cent In 11 , -'JitL&o lMJ-;; "'" Frank Knopp, Pomeroy, R. Club wlll be present. Jarrell II some of the cuta coultl 10 Into several stages by 1969. WASIRNGT · at 2:10 p. m. Wednesday. the newly elected Mountaineer _ ,_,.. ""'""'"'- '• w elfeet by mldrJI&Itt Friday ON (UPI) -BarBoys• State sovernor and Flow· others would lak as long llll Johnson originally asked for ry M. Goldwater, bis eye a· OBERDORFER RESIGNS ers Is the newly elected sta•· the new car alx to be gala on lbe senate, today for· WASHINGTO K C1 b ~ Sligh to 5 per cent. The House molly Iaantbed a gnmoota N !UPI)-Presl· · ey u governor. t Injury i1 to aboUab it completely and poUdcal education . organiza· dent Johnson ha.o accepted the ! This is the flr!t tlme 1n the Reported by Patrol Senate approved the ~:~t:~l tlon wbfcb he said would gtve resignation of Louis F. i history of the local club that "ooeao" to American <onserv· dorfer as assistant attorney ! One person was 5 per cent with the1 ali with general in charge or the . two youna men from Maaon jured In one Meigs to be uaed for auto llllfely ves oal oparkln1 a Department's tax division . ,, County sponsored by the same C 00 Of Investigated by the Ohio Slate of auto graveyards. third party. erdorfer, 46, resigned Wedlnes··IJ HOLSUM club ba• obtained such importPatrol Wednesday at 12:10 p. In the compromise ver!lqn, The 1961 GOP presidential day to return to private ant alate olflces. Under pon!Drshtp ot Sen m. on Rt. 7, one aud two tenths the I per cent would otlll nomlaee announced that be practice. He is a native OR ADAMS Kerr . t P Oakley C Collins IR·lronton: mileo south of Middleport. into the aeneral revenue wlll .erve as honorary chair· Birmingham, Ala. Y. a seruor a t. Pleas· · • A t db J b I th H Se te "?nfer:! ant High h00 I 1• h I Ill non • teaching lchool em car opera e Y ewel Mar- u e ouae • na ~ mao ollbe Free Society Asso- ATHLETE's f'ror=---Mr and ~ M~ .t eCson ployees would be entitled ~ lin, 53. Rt. I Cheshire had stop- ence Commillee llllfd It elation, wttb Denison Kitchel HOW TO TREAT lTreti Of 406 s. 22 ~ v~~ . Jard sfx paid holidays a year by a ped at a flashing red light and provloton could be hla former campaign mana: .,,,, '""'"' . "'""• T•·L. Foot J h . th n reet an bill now pa"ed by the Ohio • semi outfit driven north by to put It toward removal ger, as president and operat•. :~,.!;,'",:,0 ; ...;• ,''c:;"' , r:tr." }~h .eWsonFiof M-Sgft.Mand senate. Eldon Tltompson, 47, Benton junkyardll. log cblel. okrn ''""'"' orr. n.on w.toh . n • ~wers o ax· Harbor, Mich., failed to stop JN ONE HOUR. your 48c back well Road. John IS dl~ a sen. Already passed by the House and ran Into the rear of the :Mi~FiX IH1Twwentlii'lmi11amxn,.,.~ ~H{ !?~~\..!~:~tla}, ·-"--"'"' GRADE 'A' lor at Pt. Pleasant JlJ~h. the bill authorizes boards of ed- Martin car. Meip Projecu get '•"" oro,•. ucatlon to give holiday pay There was only minor dam· Committee Goahead HOMOGENIZED SEE THE 1965 to reaula_r per-<Uem and hourly age. The Middleport driver WASIRNU'I'UN ruPI) - The workers m. addihon to all other suffered a whiplash injury. House Appropriations Co!mmtt. non· teachmg school employees. Thompson was cited to Meigs lee today approved f225,000 Sen. Collins pointed out that ~ourt June 25 for failure to stop more than Pl'lllldent at preoent 8 holiday means a m assured clear distance. had reque!Jied In bla 19115 , At Pomeroy Motor's Used Lot . reduction in income for this for Ohio public wotrkol JUNE 17-18-19-20 (C4nhnued from page I ) part of the non • teaching staff Addfdonal Paving IT'S ALL I'REEJ EXHIBiTS-DISPLAYS lion of supply for ~sper and This I! not true of regular otat~ Is Turned D MILK THESE FINE FOUR ,IN HAND eOPEN FRIDAY TIL 7:30 PM-SATURDAY TIL 9 PM 1 man. ---- - · - - · thall Univtr.lty. Cadet Jones Is a IIHH araduato of Wahama High School. Mi..L!lt.g;g:;;;AkS.Ui.&,!M ° ·85 Children Reg'.Stered for Bible Studies Indiantown Gap Military Rtser· ration. Pa., June II. lt is part of Cadet Joneo' psrticrpatlon in the Reserve Drlicer Train· ing Cor(ll 1R01'C1 at Mar· Two Governors Are Honored By Kiwanis S h· } W kers Mason barge six-weeks training program at don Russell and Terry fore- '· Non•Teachi'ng C 1 II ~ ., .·. ' .. ' ' \\~ ' I ' .. - .. ,. ' �·' Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board Classified ----------Fo-r-R-en-t---s-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, WANT AD _ ___ INf~~~~~ION o., June they "re all yours ••• 17, 1965 _ __ ~ For Sale \ Businiii!_Servicel_ 3 ROOMS an~ ~:th, rwnished.\ 170 1~ Mulberry~av. WY 2 · ' Harden's Market, - Rlt24., Sy- 1 BULLDOZER WORK wanted. ' ,.,,.,(j.., Mont~•) 55116 or 378 Second-s t·• Po me· racuse bas on S~ial, Fri· ' Small dozer, reasonable rate. L~.~~:~-i -M1'~~ roy. 6-lr.-tfc day and Saturday. - Large Phone WY 2-Z208. 1,,. arcrpter1 (lnlll tf:OO " M. crisp lettuce, 19c a head. 6 16 lOtc For 0&'11 f'tf I>'UhHf•&llon UNFURNISHED 4 ro"lll " • hath • Dairy Fair ice milk. 49c hall SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write tucuul ArtuNs yard.s,Pomt l'ut!lt~ltel PP~erve~ rnf' l'l gllt utility Lane. room, Ll'ncolnniceHeight. Ph. ga ll on, peac hes, 19c lb .; 'fo- 814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant. w. ••II' or rellllll an)' ad• d-Med matoes, 75c 5-lb. bask.et. Va. 6 ·3 30tp tLrm&hle l::rm"' •houM he WY 2-3874. 6 l6 tfc , .. .. 1.... 1 lmmedtat.el• The puh Bread. 5 loaves, 89c. Boiled ~----- ~. ::. :,.; tn::.o an:n•,n~.....~r~:'~~~~~ ham , 99c lb. Oleo a_ lbs. $1. C~R ~AHSED and vacuumed. HOUSE with bath in Brad· New red potatoes, $1.l 9. 10• Wilsons car wash, 5511 Page-st• ••, :~,',"•• ••~ ,. bury. Call M.rs. 0. K. Lyons," lb. bag; $4.49 for 50 lbs. 1 Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open • CM!f~ P!l' wnro on• i O~ertlnn Rutland. SH 2-4294. ', Party ice or cru:-:;hd ice. ' from 8 a. m.... I p. m., seven o.~ PM H'"'""' I'UI'tlcat,Ofl DIHidl 1"' 'HV'I " ·11 L- DAILY CROSSWORD , 1 \~ fb~ ~nn- Minimum l:tlar,. 80 eenta (:enl.o peJ word ror ncullve lftJiert\OTlll Llt~caunt ·~· ll.od c·_;Hr)·'~,.,~:~~sdaz• OBIT1JA.RII!:S lrnurn11 ' 25~~::act~fflr •rtd~ton•~0;!rcl m~~ !IP D8f Cflfll on p&!O on·u:E \ HOURS B:SD A. . M u. !'o•OO f' .,tu,.,. '""' • • " "'"'M oatl) aoon rrJ ~t.!~f. A. &Estn.T..,:~nlr~I~O 6 6 4ct - days a 6 17 3lc w~ek. 6 1 301C ·- L.LDOZE ed MARK IV TRY Tm; Twentieth Century I dial welder with the 310 Amp. AUTO Cutting Tap, 20 year war- ' ranty, free trial. Welding sUJ>- 1 AIR CONDITIONING plies, Meigs Landmark, Porn· l - -tor artert 12. """" 14.Nouter P"""""' :Iii. More :!1. 0nthe marl<ota 2wds. 19. TID oota 20. l!iplpt;y; ....... ~~- ~ · loel<wed ·- 111111 ts.Oute.r Btblkloi oounll)' '· Eanl 8. Comtln II. Pr..enta 13. Brazil purot IO.IIUIIflcht wtather lll.lowa 4.-aa.. 8. Ylolent,u h..S. llltU 14. Qamloh""' ... - :Jll. Talk 12. Iouth .t.merteaa rlvor 0 Ulad H. I..Qrlat 11. J:..yer otlrlo I Gr)'~::""'.-:;•;.;,·Po~·-- a.~ lilcot. 21.Lorge- --t - 23.1lolf..., 211. su.nt I I :Ill. Cut edpo ofcolno ll.F&Dto- 112. Artlflolol EL CAMINO SPORTS PICKUP Red finish, 140 HP, 6 cyl. engine, c&c accessory group, 775 x 14 W.W. tlrell, Powerglide, manual radio, undersea!. REG. RETAIL $2849.75, tiOW - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lanplp all. Astonish. . thlnro 11'. P&ltnol*ll ~493 $340 a. Prlntiar II.P.....U.. li.V- BISCA YNI "6" 2 DOOR Beige finish , fawn interior, 2-speed wipers & washers, heater, defroster, undersea!. REG. RETAIL $2474.75, SPECIAL PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - - - . 22. lfr. D.. :U. Dark· olrlp J. lllon oritoo CORVAIR 500 HARD TOP COUPE 110 engine, c&c accessory group, whitewall tires, fold-down seat. Color: tourquoise. REG. RETAIL $2255.80, SPECIAL PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 212. S. 5th Avenue, Middleporl Ohio. 6 16 tfc PHONE WY 2-2156 4 ROOM furnished house - iTt Lost and Found Mason, WY 2-3872. 6 12, 6tc · l~ST. Power take-of! shaft. Be- , FURNISHED apartment, UJ>- eroy. 6 17 He I · stairs, 4 rooms, bath and Sa IIS & Serv1'ce trJePn Sumner and Tuppers NOW F' h B ~ t II . r d all or see laundry. WY 2·5434. 6-12-4tc . IS a1 a season • -~ long! 100 young night crawlersj PI alii!. 11 oun . c Edgar Dorst, 985-2412. APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· and "Hybrid" redworrns I eFi\11 Almost Every Car 6 17 3tp so trailer space. Good loca- (mixed) for ~i 00. Plenty of lion. Walter Crooks, WY I ree worms! tExlr8ll). Com· eTransferable Wben ., Call . tic 10 631 6 ice ~ ·mg soon "Brown nose worms'• You Trade Cars ~- . . _____ Not -----·lli76 Lincoln Heights, 2 bed· for catfish! Also "African" • Guaranteed 24 months 1 or 24,000 miles Ceo rg~ Hall and the Hallm-ark5 room house w.tn bath, base(Mexican) night crawlers, will play for dancing at the : men!, builtpln cupboard, hard· these large worms require • Most Popular Unit Sundown Ntte Club tht> nrxl: wood floors , gas furnace. Call no refrigeration~ "Deal with In the U.S.A. four weeks on Froday ond ' Tracy Whaloy, WY 2-3054 aft· the guy who sells more for Saturday fr om 10 p. on. Iiii i er 5 p. m. 6 8 IOtc less!" John Mohler, Leading 2 a m. 6 17 3tc ' . _ Creek Road. Middleport, Ohio 00 - - -- ' FOR RENT - Tratler space I Phone WY 2-6103. . ln•tollod 1 ('HICKEN BARBECUE June ' on N Second-av in Middle- ~ 6 15 31.c 1 19 and 20. at V1llage Hall, 1 port. Nea r shoppmg distroct . 11 Middleport. Look lor the Concrete patios. Call WY 2- o' Pomeroy, 0. signs. From noon unil 1 ? ' 2186, WY 2·J346 or WY 2·36110 M&M CONTROLS 1 One hall barbecued chicken, 6-S·tfC ALFALFA WEEVIL , baked beans, cole slaw aod Malllltbion & Methoxychlor ar• Jota!o rhips. $1.25. Middleport ' :J and 4 ROOM furni~he<. apart- lo)l re~ommended controll· 'Lefgler Buildlo•l!il ......... lor ing Alfalfa Wervll . forEconomical 1"' :.•... .,.:r I Volunte-er fire Department. I mPnt~. Rowley & RePd Hard- I Unicu Alralfa WeevU spra)' connew homes. Buill m kltcl> l a in ~ both. May liE' 11pplled up to ens, Btorm windows. alull). _ ----~ ~--- 6 16 4!p 1 w::~re. 5 11 tfc 1 1dues daYR before harvest, no resiIn milk. Low toxi city, easy inurn stding. Coil Guy Neig· 1 to apply, Give' \'M')' 11ood coot11 e, ler, Racine, Ohio. ] WILL not be responsible for ll'!l•:t<: an::: ,ur r w,, lurn• . : h& ol of d('~tructJ\'1' 1 an 11 e • t~ 1 11 L lasts up to 3 weeiUI. Alao con - I I --------- I I.Orttk IO!lO commLI,Illt,J f . ·raJ Jlaluol SPECIAL SALES NOW atPOMEBOY MOTOR CO. 4 ROOM HOUSE in Syracuse. THOMPSON run~a-bout, 40 h.P. oU. - R ~ORK. equip~ Phone Mabel Winebrenner. electric Johnson, skis, jack- With WlO~h. Big or small JOb. WY 2-3352. 6 16 6tc ets, tilt-type trailer with ~all d~ytlmes WI 9-3151, even-~-- ~ ----~spare tire . Mooring cover, mgs_ Y.l 9-~089, Gene Barnett, Ra Oh10 S 13 lie THREE ROOM and hath, !urn· lights, spare tank. C. K. __CI~"-. _ · ished apartment. utilities , Nease, Minersville, Ph. WI- . furnished . Phone w~ 2-5435.\ _!.218~-· _____6 17 6tp I ll u: la.::r: ~ 19. ~~ 40. Allllllatoo fl. City: B. -========== Turkey CHEVELLE MALIBU CONVERTIBLE COUPE Dark blue finish, power brakes, power steering, P.B. radio, c&c accesso11 group, pow,e r top, wheel covers, 775 x 14 w.w. tires, underseaL REG. RETAIL $3362.05, NOW - H. Narrated fiS. Coral and $2996 11,"""""""""""""""""""""="""'1 I f3. Alwa.ya 46. GOOof war-: ftr. I contracted apar1 ;myone other than mys~H. , men•· •• Ll3 wu 1 '".' !."'..,,.,.. 12 6 11,. Stgned: Clyde Wines ..Jr., Ra- - - -- - -- - - ~ tly de bts y ed and lllUurnisbed o!s ln n·ae •t.age, la8t. up to 3 eek8. •plt tlebuiH , other Alao forare contr"OI• lntectt. LANDMA·RK Melt• county Farm Bureau 1 (.;o- CHEVY SHOWCASE See Chevrolet's 1965 at Pomeroy Motor's Used Car Lot-JUNE 17-18·19-20 AUcnONEER Complete Service Crill Bradford Write, Prone or Contact A. C. BRADFORD Racine, Ohio 5 I tfc e EXHIBITS DISPLAYS ' MODERN 4 room and bath. ~~~at~~e~~·~:c~~~;. - E . . Hurry! Curtain's going up on Chevy _ _ _ _ 6 16 3tp I furntshed ap•rtment. MiddleShowcase. And it's all free. See the ' port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 lie inside story of automotive achieveSPECIAL, Regatta Week end --·-- -- HEAVY DUTY chain blocks ment. View steering, brakes and and bulk tank. WI 9-3443. I ••l tly. We will give a free can- rRAit.ER I.OTS - free sew· power teams in action. And check 6 15 6tc ony, hitch and light hook-up age and waler. Brown's l'ratl over all five Chevrolet beauties fo r wi th any model new Apache er Park IState Approvedl '65. Hurry, hurry to the Chevy C·l mper. Come in and regis!·' Minersville, Ohlo, Phone WY ALUMINUM .. ·r . fl.arl Grueser, Plumbln& and 2-3324 IS llc llUA ana motor. . Healing 1 Showcase. ,.. for fr ee pm.es Ior Regal· Charles Searles, WY 2-2.1>1. MioersvUie, Ohio Ia Dtsplay. Quality Prml 6 15 6tp End your sewer lroobleo ~'1op . Middleport. Arn<bary ~011 SALE We have aU sl101 ,\,ache Sales, Gallipolis. N-E-1" '" h ,. ·rt - 'Ih 1965 STEREO console, radio Sewer ~lacblnea 6 6 Jtc ., ~ un mg n e WI equipped, 4 speed changer duReasouable Rates -----. 1 Mau1er action. Drilled . and ! al volume control. This set , ta ed f e tallat1on ol CaD W~ 2-2974 Day or Night 7 26 lie E;u·rs Barber Shop, Racine, P or asy ms ' 4 months old. Lovely walnul 11 3833 2 Ohio. now has two barbers, SCOJl". Ca WY · · finish. Take over payments :-:::-:====="'""' L lrl Custer and Roger Hill. 6 16 31c ot 15 per month, or pay hal· AL1_ CONDITIONING' Relrtger· ~ e will apprec.ale your pat- UVE BAI1, 24 hour, sett-serv· ance of 181.54. Try it in your alton servtce. Jacks Refrlg· nrtm ge. 6 15 Jlc ice day and night. :'.1innows, home. Call WY 2-6555. ll-12 fitc eration, New Haven, Phone .-night crawlers, red worms. TU 2-3537. 4 6 lie Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, Real Estate For Sale HEATING, Plumbing, MaeDer POMEROY Middleport, Ohio. 6 9 121.c ·Furnaces. Arnold Brolhen, _ --~ .. - - - __ FOR SALE, Middleport. Frame 111 East Main Street, PomPHONE 5 rooms and \> bath, ',; base- eroy. Pbone WY z.u48. OHIO · rnent. Grant St. Frame S 7 20 tfc WY 2-2126 I rooms , 6 acres, Middleport I will be out of Hill . Pomeroy, Frame 7 Auto Sales my office June 13 rooms and bath, 1 Lincoln Tbt Romoter Drive. Rodney Downing, Real 1 in rough June 20 REGATTA WEEK IN Estate Broker , WY 2.2342 . World SIBoclard ot Compa<t ~ 6 17 3tc Escellen.,. POMEROY ==:--cc==-c~Big car room, rtde ond pe~ Dr. Ray R. Pickens Come. visit and have fun! FOR SALE House aild furnl· IGrmance. SmaD eor eeonomy If you need help of an 7 lure, 6 rooms and bath. Lo81111 man&llerahllliJ kind, see us al Laudmark. cated on Highway In Mason. See ))F';ICAN TOMATO plants for You're Welcome! Robert Lee, 773-5648. Metropolllall Motors :.. lie. William Holmes. Syra· · e ' 6 17 6tp E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy m e. S 26 tic . HOUSE FOR SALE: ·4 rooms, Plleae WY Wll71 RIVER DOCK SERVICI ii :,AR IT oN WMPO _ Liew· bath, storage building, out 4 22 tic t'! lyn Thompson's "Life and . FOR GASOLIN& ollilgb water, CaU WY 2-2543 Employment Wanted I ight" program, Monday thru bSUPER SERVICI 6 16 6tp f riday at 8:1S a. m. EST. STATION 3 BEDROOM home, condl· EMPLOYMENT Wanled- Ex· A . oMuBILII: _ : : : . OPEN Heights, Relatives, Friend1 Jitney Supper on 24 HOURI • le 12lc Phone WY :1.-2662 or ... Rog· June 4 Succe../ul .- 1JceUedl IAII your er Cullums. 5-29-tlc Attend Services The Ya wa Te Camp Fire '' r'o licenltT Clll Wl s-aa DON'T PUMP you stugglah aep. L D- _1 girls ore reporting a success· lliU< tlc tauk. Get Klean-Em-All Insurance Out of town relatives and ful annual jilney supper June _ __ _H_e_I_W_e-nte_d__ oeptic tank cleaner. Land'7 GUARANTEED, renewable lor fi:iends LETART W Va _Descend- 4th. Girls who helped with the Mra. Paullne McC1lotodl II P mark Form Bureau. POMEROY- One story frame lUe bOl>pltallzation. ls!Ued ntes for ames . ans ants of and Orilla Ye&- supper were Nancy Bentz, Dl· announcing the enaa&ement 01 and G ·, L OR WOMAN for ,houseZ 18 tic 5 rooms, modem bath, kltch: at aD ages. Phone WY U166. Mr. Fife 1 ger held their annual reunion ana Cross, Brenda approacblng marriage Jul7 •nrk Mrs. P. M. Cowdery, AUCTION every Wednesday and en has built-in cooking units 2 18 llo M e, ;· Flfe Mr'l at the horne of Mr. anol Mrs. Sue Curtis, Lmda Grindstaff, 18 of h:;. _! ·ong _ __6_E_.3tp Saturday. Welch's Auction, !stainless steel). Full base, Bob Fife South Char: James Fry, Rock Springs Jane Johnson, Ann McCllntock, Kuy, to · c 0111' MIDDLE-AGED woman to care Laurel C!iff, Route 124. ment, forced hot air heating, Legal Nottce lesion · Ohio· Mrs Dorolhy 1 Road Pomeroy sunday, June Belly Theiss, Joy and Vson of !<or invahd. Call SH 2-5415. 8 2 30tp garage, good location. $10,wm'•,! .. , '" lh• AnD Becker' Mr: and Mrs. Ger· 13. ' ' Martha Yost, and their guardi· Miss :"C:.k ls a gradu• ll.c MEXICAN TOM<.TO plants for 5110 ·00· .. of ••• , .., '"''" """' 4 1aid Fife Mrs. Thelma Fife, Attending were Mrs. Arch ans, Mrs. Mary Curtis and M_rs. ate o1 Racine High school a11d ------~---~ - 6 18 ~ RURAL HOME ]1 m b)' the late Lona M Roechu . HlllJ Jd' ' Mr d M Cl Helen Johnson Also helping .. WAITRESS- apply in person, sale. William Holmes ' Syra· frame bath (copper ·roo Inlh<VIU•o•o<Chnl".M""' coun· Mr and Mrs. Paul Craig and Yeager, an children rs. Shar ar·.. the gtrlJ . · 80d WOrk 8 1 o!NTS lnc ., Greenwlcb,Conplumbing ty, Oblo , wlilch 11 more fully l!e' • • y ger ·and serve ' ' ·t Blue and Grey, Pomeroy. _, ooribed '" D•"' ,.oontod on Vol. ' "· children, Spnngheld, Oh10; ence VoU1118Z01 II I water), 1ull ,... ..... ot '"' ""' ""o"" of Mrs Florence Allen PI Pleas· on andeaBeverly, Mr. and• Mn. the supper were several of the necticut. ..aduate Mr. of Portsmoutb Dl.o. S 6 tfo 1I"_c_u.:.se.:.·_ _ _ ___:5_2:8:_t::.fc:...t and p'tenty m basement garage [ ted Melp County. Ohio. &o whl"h refer· . ' . Ed Fry Jl f Letart W V motherS a• ~ -W-ANTED· LPN I c --- - -; M & M CONUOl.l • I oca on enee II htlrebY made Offen may he an t Mr and Mrs. Ervm Casto ,a 0 ' • a.; ·. ank .J~ school• I and attended Oldo 1Jni. a annan s ALFALFA WIEVIL Route 143 Owner will assist llllbmUted at the law office. of ' • Mr and Mrs Andrew Cross 'lbe gii'IS th au who uuNursing HOme Pomeroy lllalacbiOD • Metboscblor ar. top. • fin . . Crow. Crow • Pomeroy, 8hlo fll Belle, w . Va., Mr. and Mrs. . . ted h lped In any way to versity. He has an EqtDeerlng ' ' ' recommended ror .eontroUlnJ All· m ancmg. until 1: A. M on Saturday the Stant Ward and Mr Leland and sons Eddie and Paul, of- na or e Dern<M~ In Electronlcl ..... is OhiO 6 LS 3tc au WMVil l:conomlcal Unlit:O Alf- FARM 77 •• lt' t2tltb day ot June, 1965 rl!al ey . l • D ll y make their jitney supper a &"-w - -- . •If• Weeril Spray conlalnl b 0 t b. acres, 4ft~ cu IVB eabte 1t appral,ed It M.WOOO, and Ward Columbus· Mr and Mrs Letart, Ohlo; Mrs. a as eaprseently wttb the u. ' s.111111Air u . s . Cl .. II Sorv••• T..... ..... MaJ be applted UP to 'l da,.. befoN ed ' some timber ' 6 ~ r oom eannot be IOI<t for le•• than tbe ap' ' . • Mason,. Mr . and Mra·. John success . The money earned will Force, stationed . h.arve.t. ftO ,..ldllM In milk. Low pul.ed value Tertnl of Sale Sub· Fred Ward Vienna \V Va • ger' at ClintoD Qtun. .. UIDoiU. eUJ tG appl,. OIT81 Ve1'1 frame home, bath, well, wat-- ject to tbe Hen for real eat.llte tuea M ' d M. Chari' s M . cKi ., Fry Mr. and Mrs. Max Elch- be used for a camping trip this ty Air Force Base in ut'\hWn'a.. pod contral ol det;'ruc11ve lnv.t I I lOr U165. and the purc!Wie price to r. an rs e n· l , thel' national due•' I "~ r.,,,u•and~ ot ton, 1)1*'1 VNparatorr auae IuU up to a weeb. Abo er sys em ront and back be patd in e11h d dM H8ze1 inger and daughter Becky Jo, summer, r ~, ton Ohio '~~mtng anttr apJntfi..IUB CI bp-.rteace eonkolJ aplt\lebup til t '111 ri ht lA ed t 1 t n ney an son, an rs. ' and fo r cr aft materl&IS· ' open ' church wecldblg wiD tntormaLANDMAitli. pore hes, ce'11ar (24 x 28), otter!. a:d the ': Workman, Mr.. and Mrs. John and Mrs. George HUI and son, . The w~··.- ...~a,....:~:r:.e:....~l:"!~ ... r arm ".:.'!au,. CODperat.ive AHoela- many other buildmgs. Located approvnl ol the Probat. Court of McCalla 1 M· and Mrs Paul Eric, all o[ New Haven; Mr. be an event of Sunday1 Jnlu ,. """ - - · -."" s-t. Route 143• $6500.00. ""'' a.""' County, H Ohio '. "'I _, 1 ;, . , . " " '.. .., ......., Ci.oTH and .._,..,. ch o1 . "''"'· Chevalier Gallipolis · Mr. and and Mrs. Roy Roush, Parkers- 99 Older 4•H Cl ub at 2 p.m. at !be Euterpriae 11:. 011 __i>hl• once. porJ:'rsha;e; M. COX, SALESMAN Mrs. William Zanes- 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Youth Attend Camp U.B. Church In PomeniJ, ·1\!1 11 Sale or Trade Venetian blinds and repairs: s-383& WY z.a830 ville; Mrs. Vi(ginia Kemper, Dtehl daughter,! Jo MASON - Ninety-nine older reception wQl , _. -- ·-- ·· Dale Wippel, 215 Unlon Ave.,' . e 15 Sic "· ,._... Kerr, Ohio, and Mrs. John Pomeroy, Ear ous ' youth of the Mason County 4-H w, T;>~O TRACTOR wheels; com- Pomeroy S 3lltc FOR SALbedrooE . Completely modPLAN MEETING Swain, Swan Creek. Lakeview, om.., and the host club$ registered on Monday 18 3 n~de withpupstires, 4 ply. rancl Rood. home There will be an aU • day and hostess. , camping experlen· Beagle for 9x32, 1e. SH 2- USE ONE ·of our Carpet Sham- om, 1n new area onmChester for a weeks Co1¥old, Invented In 1811, 1116 17 3tc 4!76. pooers FREE with purchase Phone WY :t-5337. 5 28 tic meeting beginning with Sunday TO OFFICERS ATTENDS GRADUATION ces at the Mason County 4-H Is considered the flrat I1IOdwP - -·· - ·· ··-of Blue Lustre Carpet Sha • School at 9:45a.m. on Father's _ Camp near SouthSide. T1Je .camp plastic. For Rent poo Baker Furnlt lnsur1nce Day, June 20th at the Mt. Un· The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mrs. Clark and grand· ' Includes Yollngsters from . 1 --· --;··; --- · ure, "" lon Free Will Baptist CltiD'Ch, American Legion, Rucine Post son, John Me<;:llntock of Ra· years of age through tq: II I Rr:Ol· rent on' port, Ohio. 8 !5 61c PHt!TO Copylna Servtc&. Carpenter. Potluck lunch "will No. 602, will meet at the JIOSt cine. attended the High Younger campers (1531 below FIR$T .1 0 " ' " • Pame• · :Y· 111clUd· l t9115 SEWING MACHINE Dem· Ia made of tepl papers. be served at noon. There will !horne Tuesdav, June 22. ot 8 school cornmencernenl Friday, age l3 will be at camp next ·Oli,ALITY · room, onatretor. These machines luiblr1ll reeordo 81111 a1mo11 anr be an afternoon Of gospel m,. p.m. Installation of officers will June 11. On• oflhe high sc'1 ool Theme qf this year's 'REG!Jl-AR · · . 1 ' '· b' e; Iy guaranteed $35, or pay t5 other dGcutllellll. · sic featuring The Temple Tones Ibe held. M.ernbers are urged to graduates 'jl'as Thomas Clark camp Is "Moon Journey.': ·Certified Oil J • 8 i per month. Call WY blluoaet, Akron. Everyone is Refreshments will grandson of j of .... . .. , - r 17 rt ae, Ohio, R.R 0. 1 o,...,.....,.....,.....,.....,....,...,.....,..,....• . I • 1 POMEROY MOTOR CO. I NOTICE! 1 Welcome . l TO ALL! I- ..,.,.,,.,....,....,,..._,,......=..., good opera·j~~~~!!!!"'!"""""""""""""l ~~~~/~ ~~ Cuew/11' !:~~in~t~~. ~= w~o att~d~ t~~ ~~~~ W~\t<J; ~ 1 ~~~!:':~~_ .,..,.,.._! ~=~ ~--- b~rn ~- •~ ~g ;r•• S: &-~ ~ C~l.,; Th~ ~adford, ~elss =~· ~"C'E~~e Mr.ofa~-=~ I ~~~:ria .u:l!~ t~e I A~ERT Mldd~ ~OUSE <l~ ·~ ~"~h k~."toom,l~!"g ~~:nwY z.~,1 ~.1: C:~t: At f ry Home ~~dedM da~d ~~~es .;d ~~~s rZ. R~~ert ·~:~ Port~r. :~~~ ""~':;"·~ll~'l't-~~;- :::=:= ~;.~:~~~~" ~ nnteeuarr ln~ecta. Annual Reunion Is Held Sunday "'""t• ~-ot~lll· Marriage vows Will be Taken On July 18th ~·~":;'•a..:!.~~: ~~':.... 'f:::~;.'~o,&J.;;:.;;.,.,.,, '~ Dittrn~n. IN~Al,.L eo~ ~,, =~e~ b~; an~ : ~· M~. syn.'lletl~ tal~:·:.:::::::::;::::= ~ividen At~'ns. i :!~~~ ~vltotlonal bet!~~;~.,~~~.~ wee~<. 28'' St. · ~ob-\' ~-~t .~~~1~~ Cabell~· ~ ~~~ ~:- c,~~k,:~t·'V.'.. ' \' WJEH RADIO Monday Tbru Frldly 7:11u· B; Still and Know 7:02-M Newa 7:111 Musical Clock 7: 2~ Time & Temperature 7:30 Musical Clock 7: 45 First Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 8:111 World Ne••s 8: 10 Sports Today I: 14 Weather Picture US Musical ClocJ· 9:00 High School Hit Parade 10:30 Soni & Story Time 10:45 The Golden Key II :00 Democratic Legisl>ture II: 15 Musical Interlude II: 30 Republican Legislature 11 :4& Waite. "oeller Report II :52 Musical I nterl.ude 12:00 Local & Ohio News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 12:'~ News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4: OU Disclnb with Dos, 4:30 Top Ten Revua .1:00 Saturday News Summary 5:15 Mueical lntorlude 5:so Community Choln 6:ou Dance Party 9 00 011 The Air 6:00 Sign On 6:1J0.15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still & Know 7:02·JO News 7:07 Musical Clock 7:45 First Baptisl Church 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:00 World Ntwo 8:10 Sporll Today 8:14 Weather Picture 8:15 Community News 9:00 Talk ol the Town 9:15 Public Servicr Show IO;J5 Church ol Chrin l· Lalehltri~. ll :fr. V1 I .. 11:05 Morning Melodies, Mon. thru. Wed. 1l:n5 Church Bel' : Ring, Fri. II ·· .World News 11:&5 Mason County News 12:0u •· NewS 12 r Noon News 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 12:10 Evans P llletln Boa· 12:25 News · gran'" 12:SO Aericulture Prol!l'•lll! 12:45 Country Go Round I: Sa Newe BNI Suaday 2:00 Country Go·Round 7:19 Sign On 2:15 News Beat I B: oo "'he Slnstns Preacher 3:00 MM • .' ••atlnet 8:15 News Rep.. , 3:05 News Be I 8:BO Church r Christ 4:00 DIROln& With Do1s 9:0C '!usicr ln""lude 4:30 lnterchang• 10.;..1 Firs! Baptist Chureh 5:00\ CornrnunU N•w• 11 :30 Children's Chapel 5:05 Mtlilon County News i 11 :4" Sunday New' Spoctal 5:!0, Wor'd •, . 't'l New• 12 :00 ~ ' w' Report 5:15 SpOIIQ)hl tl. S[IOI'II, 12:15 Episcopal Church Mon. thru Wed. 12:4& '11hollc Information S: IS Bob. Neal Sport1 s,Iute 1:00 Church of God Friday• 1:30 Goa~ Call 5' 20 SpotliJbt ~n Sporta-Fri. 2:00 Old Folkr Hour ' 5:25 Stroh's Weather Cast 3: oo Hylllllll from Hardin& Mon., Wed., Fri. 3: II Sunday Showcase &:10 Sunset Boulev,rd 3:46 Public Service Show 9' 00 Off 'lbt Air 4:0, HO Hit Par d lalarday a e &·oo s· o s:oo City ''""'R•-'• Rerort 5:1& Ito Hit Paradt · 'Ill n 6:00.15 Mu11co· Clock 9,00 Off Tht Alr THE BORN l-OIIIt I 1 " In IRA(;. IPFLi' FJ;:I'U zw zu T IP BJJBZWP r ... -:HESTER G(JULD AJLUFI. lllLTZU I pI' W T Q I' .-T L Z WI JIB J!' a,...._, Yeo-,•• LOVII LIIIIIINI WOIUJf'l D-... Coi.CT .t.IW llWRIIA81Cll Jl.Uf'B....mcB'I'Bit ~- lllolt - ... 11? I fola1 ~- - WMPO . ·Radio 1:00 Jim Meet Show 6•00 SliJI'(In, Nflfl 1:90 Swtdown S.re~U~Ift 6:110 Sacred Heart 7:so SliD 011 6:20 Melli RJI'D lllardly11 ~:2& Paul Bowtr1 Farm 1:00 Sip 011 _ Newe 6:M Country Jamboree 8:110 Country Mualc Tl11141 6' 57 Weather 1:20 Country Jamboree LITTLI OR?HAN ANNII 7:00 National Newt 7 no Protestor• Hour 7:811 8port1 7:30 Sporta 7:35 Bill lllllor l!how 7,35 Lorey Jnderson llhow 7:35 Picken~ Hardware Show 10:45 It'1 Muelo - Army (Tutlflay·Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Volley & Dutton'a 7; 50 NtWI Top Ten Show 8:10 Dilly IJfhl 12:00 News 1:41 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical Int01 Iude (Weci.-AIUlliolll f'rl, Shaw) 12:30 The Rev. Merlln Teell V:OO Newt 1:00 'lbt Jim 14ee1 Sbow 7:116 BiU Miller Brow 1:30 Sundown Streuad• t:ll6 CotfH With Janel 7:30 Sign 011 10:00 Swap 8hop Sanda)l: 10: II MOI'IIIQI llldltlllonl 7 JO Sign On - Army I!Dur 10:30 Portralta of a Patriot 7.55 News 10:35 BiU Mlller 8how 8.00 Baptist Layman'a I!Dur 10:4o Masoq o\iJ'. Pram (Tues.) 1:30 Sunday Show 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) V:30 The Bible Speaks To You 111:45 A.S.C, Prlfll (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show Shjelds) (Fridays) 10:00 The Good Wfe II: 00 News IG: 15 Congressman's Report !1:05 Tiny'l Counlr)' Jilllctlou 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 Tiny'• Country Hymn 11.10 Tho Qultl Hour Time 11:00 NIWI 13:00 Cement Block Non 11:11 'l'bl Cbrlstlan'• Hour 12:30 GD<tlsltr'l Gulli Star (P'rt) IJ:Ifl Tbt Rtv. Merlln Ttell 1~ : 30 Larry Ander100 Show 1:00 T"• Rtv. H. G. lttwart 1:80 Tbt Rtv. 811a1 BUlup1 3:00 Jim MHI Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 1:00 'lbt Rtv. Alldrew PBriOna (Tu..-Tbur.) l:tl 1bt 1189. Roacot Thome NO Newa (Local) 1:10 'lbt 8undl7 Showcase 1:10 Jim MHI lhow 1:30 SUndoWD Serantult 1:00 Ntwe 7:30 81111 Off Moa41' 'l'llnl rrt41yr cr, lyART IANIOM !!v HAIIOLb GR,\Y C-OMIH<4, G'ENTLiiMENI I WE WOUI T.)N'T HH LO.SEMATOR; IIOV.'IJV 1 ~AVE MrSS tD ', MQ JU\::iTICE ! VERY GOOD THIS TRIP f:"OI<' VOU 10 -mt<E "TH!i, 11-IE WO~LD oF ,.!Mi WRY UP H<~ol SoNATOR ::H f . wE PRoTFST r 1 HA. f..! A' THAT's . TllERE.B II u:~t:Er l..:t; 1 \l tJ.( t GOOD CO M\~ ) &:1NG USfD j-Jt~£ 1 -.,..__ . l , / I S!x:n f-VoM t«JTORIOLIS '' lt-I!='LUEI'ICE PE')[)LeQG• A6 'iQY TffiORNG! �,I ' Joint Picnic Is Enjoyed by Church Groups at y lheoted To The lnure.t. 01 Tit. VOL XVII NO. 52 ~'OMEIIOY ·MIDDlEPORT, OHIO • enttne r,' Meillt-MGIIOII .4ree FRIDAY, JUNE l B, 1965 FIVE CENlJ : ;f Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For FATHER'S DAY GIFTS! Third Major Move to Increase Production Of Chemical Synthetic in Mason County I ! Easy Chairs, Luggage, Kod~ks, Billfolds, Watches, Umbrellas, Toiletries, Shirts, TroUo sers, Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Socks, Pocket Knives and Watches. The Goodyear T1re &: Rubber cord. crease the capacrty for pro. Company announced. plans to- The expans1on 1s p;nt of a dur!ron of polyester resin for i day for the third maJor expan~ record cap1tal ex pPnrlit ure pro-! Vytneord frber used in Double I sJon of its Point Pleasant, grarn totalmg $150 million Eaglt• prerntum fires produced Va., polyester ~lanl since the which has been aulhonzcd by by Goodyeor. facility was corrtpleted in 1959. Goodyear for 1965, mHrkmg The m1tral plant ex.pans1on inRussell Young, chairman and the fourth conseculivr year $100 crea~ed the ca parity of <mothchief ~e~utive orfirer. said ~he million or mort> ha s bern ear. 1 e. type ol n•srn used m poly· multJmtlhon dollar expansron marked for caprti.ll rmprovp. 1 ester fabnc may begin before one present- ments Goodyear developffl and paf. ly in progress is completed lhis The Goodyf'ar Ctlemwal Dt· l ented VI!€\ resm durmg more fall . vision expects U. S production than 18 yt·ars of research whtch The late~t project will in- or polyester fiber and f1lm~ began w1th a search for new trease the plant capacity lo for uses rangmg from tire cord and better trrr cords H is tJve times its original s1ze, mak-~ and wearmg apparel to record -! produC'ed 1n seven drfferent 1ng it one of the largest poly. ing tape and tood packagmg l types wl11eh !lre further proester manufacturing facilities materral - to mcrease about / ces,;ed for use m wearmg in the world. Schedu!M ror 15 per cent this year and more apparel. ft re hose . V-belts, completion next year, it wt\1 lhan double in the next eight / automobtle seat covers, mdusinclude additional facilities for year!! 1 tnal filters, packaging materproduction of Vitel polyflster re- The present expansion at the'l 1als, electrl('al rmmlatwn, coat sin for both fabnc and tire Pomt Pleasant plant wrH rn- mgs and other products. W .l Elberfelds In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE ~IPPis 111 flmrl'll Bible SCh00I of tlw P11tneroy Church ol . C : ('[msl was held Tuesday even- I ommencemen f mg at the churdl With \1r~ Leo I Held on Friday (Jr;ttm The June meetmg of I hP Miss10nar} Sorwty i E~,o~mgelmt> 1 Pome-roy, Ohto TONIGHT PreluriP.fi JJrt-t•t>tle ~,,.,.,;,~ Thl' Mark of High Quality .•. QUALITANE LP GAS I Organ prelude. 'Savior LikE' pres1drnt. m charge 1 A ShPpherd Lead Us" ;;~nd '.JeNOT OPEN ~ I:H:>votions laken frqrn Psalm ! Rock Sp rings M(•\ hod 1st sus Lover Of ~h Soul " by Mrs. 28 were led by \1rs A L Phel ps . 1 . ·h Htblr sdu,ol rummenee· Lew1~ (;ruPSt'l o'JI!'T IPd lhP meetSUN .. MvN., TUES. who C' losed Wllh prayer Mem ' c lUI: h >]d I· nd:.ty t'Vl'nlng mg of the WS{'S or the Rock June '20-21 -2'1 bt>rs re!->pondcd to roll rail wtlh menl w<h s '1 Spnn~s Methodtst Lhurcfl Tw·"· 1 · "PAJAMA PARTY" attwcurr1. a scnp ture ver<~e on fall1et hood , day evenmg t:~! ll1t• dwrc 11 1 ( I fdHllf lt lt•l J F'lowers nnd round rohm g~t Mrs Wtlhcm1 Ra dfo rd plavPd 1 b . e W1lh ' lt~mm\ Kirk ~nil c\n m·llt' hltlltt'l lo well ca rds were sen t to :Vlt s "OttwHrd (')lnst1an Soldters'' . F'o llowmg a s1lOr,1 us mess s. S· · en 1.Ul'{ · 1 t h t' ' ~10 11 v.tth \lr~I. Y, A Futurette· Wha' 1-!appe ntod f"lort'nce Aunts1de Hn d .\1 r s as the c I11 [d Jen , Morgan ('. 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ld . · ng nre'>Jdent m r targe ~~ rs CoiGrcMtoons Edward Venoy. A card wa~ 1:1·I 1sanc tuarv . 1r c 11 t en sa I' · , · .. 11 ue- 1 ~;;::=======~:::-t.l so sent to MI'>S Elizabeth Duf- ~ thP u1bte schfll1l themf' song. l ser presented th~ progl a.~ 10~- ~ i fy Mrs .JPn v ' tas lf'l s read a ' Mv "'<JV !Or Teadw>~ Mf'," Jol IC ''Wt• Woul d See Je~u~. :ak I . ~ IVtl.1 111 J, ·j j'(±l ~ letter from the BArry Kennl:'dy luw~d \\lth pruyer by flw Rev es from Juhn 14. 01 er~ a· f.:Jtmlv tn Bulav.;wo .Rhndt•sJ,j Chester J.emltV Pledges weJelmg part v.ere Mrs Wtlham l "' · · ' ·. Masters presented · · · an d II 1e Amet .- Crueser Mrs I' eonard Mrs the gm'n to the Btble • · · . , . Mrs 1 10 ~.~~J.~~:~I~AY nus.swn stud y on 1he W1lllam 1can ar.d Chnst 1an flags after Morgan and Mr'i Ca rl Shre~ds THE BOUNTY· Loft familv. nuss1onarirs m Bra· I which the duldren sang, "1\eep The hymn . ··we Would M·" I I I II I I • \\' Ill I ;ol on I\Jll{ () Sllta. Brazil QUIZ ~arn•'' " l' t:' I Both rl<~gs A'F 1vmg · " II'le"U"" .~ ·• and pra1·cr . bv. . Mrs . . or;.~tid Tre\ or Hu'.IM'd , d ted bv Mrs Millon gan (']osed the nwt•tmg. 1 1 rel'hnH 11lo1 1 on uc · · I Rfmarks bv RPv Lem1Pv pre· and koush wrth pnzes !lwarded lo d ·, llw (3 ble 1 "THE MAN FROM d 'l 1J CN 1f' a rt' l.k 11 1 0 11 1 5 GALVESTON" ~. ' Master~ ,'Ill , tv rs ton~.:>~· ! st.·hoot bv \Irs L{'Wl" 1-nwsrr 1 "llh .JeJlr'·' Hunter f\ap ple. Refre~ hm(nt s Wt'te ser · r Cwt>elor .· whn <.~! so prP<:t>rtlt'd (..R ·luxiliflr.Y and P1t-~lun ~ fl,1t•r Vl'd by Mrs Hryan. I certt/lt'il!t's ot <:~pprf'< rc~lton to I:RIDAY and SATURDAY Junt' 18-19 I I Rr)an 1 ~~lJ,;~r -- For New and Old Homes A COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION ,,,If - Saturday JunE" 19 " FLIPPER " l!w ll bulnu~ tl11lph1 n ".t,tr :• ll~ ( hr1L'k Connnr:; 1 I '\In I I - - (Jild - "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" \\ 11 i1 Kart' "itil l11 a ll \111 1 ll:.t11hn i\ir\•.lt·ll l'otltwk /)imwr tht' teachers Lrnd helpers 1 ATTENDS REUNION A fHugro.tn uf s~mgs and Bt 1'111:' Pomerov Bt•nd ClltzPns M1ss ~L1rgaret Sellt>rs allt>nd ble vt<rses v..ts Jll't.'se-nlrd by Band Hildto Aux11tary mt•t at f'd hl'r alumm n·umnn .rt C.:.tr S('Hral c l a~Sl'S and tlw Junnll· tltt" Syraeu st• Town Hall TU{'~ I'tlll H1gh sehool on June 12 H1gh elass f)!'l'Sl'tllt'd a candlt>· dav at 6 :JO p m for a potluck Het p·w·f ms and s1strr Rl'v lighr •ug st'n wt· ''TI)t' I.1ght Of d!~nPr . Mrs Nathan Biggs. ' l<f Mrs Sdlt>rs. fllld Host'· the Wurl d " As t-ach cl.tss gav(• pres tdt·nl ('onduckd a shot·! mary. ac·t·omp<Hill:'d her .:tnd \ts· 1to.; pw! m the program, the busmess seo.;s 1u11 J!etl fl'll~n d s l ll'ari 1Hs pt cse nh·d cerl•twal e:; n ofh·nng v.1.1s taken tori AltPndmg were Mrs Robert extwnst>s of the sc hool , afiPr H,trdt>n , Mrs Freeman Eno('h, whldl !he children <ane. "We Mrs Agses While, Mrs Doyle ' Say Th'ank You. Lord'' The Shuler Mrs Ttm Neutzling, r1\mn , "We Would St·e Jesu~" Mrs neorge f'arson. Mrs Frrd and prayrr b\ !he HPv. Lem Taylor. Mrs Wayne Green. ' ley dosfd the program. Mrs .lames Carnahan . Mrs ----Biggs and a ~ uest. M1ss Sharon ANNOUNCE EX EHCISE ' B1ggs 'li'aveltng prtZ<~ were ' Commencenwnt exernses for awarded to Mrs ShuiPr tmd ' the Syracuse B1blt• sr·hnol will Mrs B1ggs Games were playbe held tn thf' Svracuse G1 ade ed and nnzcs awarded the Schotll <tudJt nr tl!m Jt 8 p m winnrrs Mrs Enof'h wrll be husThursday lf'ss for thl' July meettng :==========::..:=_:::_ II ~ remember DAD with to• NO RENT 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems Wo Hove Tho Tonksl ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ' kilt, •nd !illlrl lng Co.; move . into the co ~~1anlr's , mer Meigs.Wholesale building on in ' age. The firm recently purchased the three-story structure.-Sentinel Everybody Knows the we give. LP GAS TANKS! PERSONALLY OWNED < BOnLED GAS PLANT ~~ NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "QUALITANE" LP GAS!I NEW R/s 399·91 ) Kind of Service ON 1 ' '" FREE! In With Eoch LP TRIPLE RIB lbe Gu lnatollotlon FRONT TRACTOR TIRE WORLD NEW RIM SHIELD (R/S) lib. $1.60 21bs. $3.15 Prote~:ls lire bf..od and rim flan~o:P MI"R <~g:-.IMt cutting and punctur. in g. 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