https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4945e317ee50823b326b189db95b60f1.pdf 77cbc61fbcaa51a86e030d1a61e039d0 PDF Text Text t Mrs_. Skl•nner [nsta IIed D. A R Reuen t::J e • e , . ·on- hostoroan, and Mrs James D.A.R and the program plans iMrs. \layne Gtbbons and Mrs. Was Mrs. George Skmner · . I · tr d bu G Neigler &tailed as regent at /he June I'Harley. librarian . custodoan. Mfor thle stateK as ~~ one slat~ ~rs. Skin~er announced that 1 · f Rt Jonathan rs. rvmg arr, ·• nleetmg o e urn ' , A picnic luncheon was serv· historian. · s:ubscnptions for l.he National l!leigs ChaptE-r· Daughters of ' Pd on the terrace- of the fi'oster Mrs Jones outgoing regent, Iand state magazin~s were due tht> AmerJr,i:in RevollltiOII. on ·homP with Miss Sanborn giv- thank~d the ~embers and offi- 1lhis month. Other committee ·ace. Following luncheon, cers for their cooperatiOn dur- ~ members will be announced !at· thursday at., the. horne ot ~1 rs. ; Ed~ard Fost<t: l~ Ill Ponw~o~. . ·eting was opened WJth 'in the past thr~e years and ·--- er. . I PICNIC CANCEil,ED Mrs. Leo Smith has announced that the annual picnic of the Methodist Youth Sub. District rally. which was to have been held Sunday, June 20, at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds has AnEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Donald Boon_e, Mrs. Rl· Members of the B. H. San-! chard Owens, presodent of the born Missioroary Society o1 the l society and Mrs. Mannln_e Kloel, First Baptist Church who are• chairman of the LoveJoy Clrin Granville at the Baptist] cle. Other~ plan to attend the Women's conference today are sesston Frtday. ... .. The chapter w1ll reconvene • in September. Mrs. Foster was ' been cancelled unto! furt her no- assisted by Mrs. Sk'·mner with tlce · lhe picnic dinnt-r. Olher hos~ , 1 tesses were Mrs. Harold Sar- I PLAN RIMST e gent and Mrs. Dayton ~~rsons. : The Young. Adult class of - --~----~ome~y Ua~tiSI church w~ ' 1 t\ 1 1 1 r~~~~inBe;~,.!~~~or~;,,'h~~ti~ 1 • , · ,Mua/ ·~:~.: ~~n!~e a~d w~sentedSk.'he _gavel lore~~~- : Mrs. Boer, Mrs Roush are Hostesses ~::e~d~~r;~~l w~~:e:,.~~as~;~! . lud' gen . rs . · (,eorge mne1. new " · · SCS G · M d I Of Forest Run Church 1 Remember Dad With Gifts w roup From Elberfelds Sunday, June 20 Select his Father's Day gift from lhe big selections at Elberfeld• . . . Cameros, Billtolds, Umbrellas, Cones, Toiletries, Luggage, Shirts, Trousers, Tin, Socks, Belts, Suspenders, Underweer, Palomas, BathrobH and Many, M•ny Others. ner and other oll>r•rs inC ong •Miss Sanborn, chaptam. . Mrs. Skkinnr named the pro! at 6 p.m. on ay. Mr'>. .lames Hrrwmgrnn, VIet> , . .• . committee composed of . • - ---regent· Miss Bess Sanborn. 1 Mrs . .Jones read an aJIHle gr~:~m B . t ·hl'lir Mrs. Jacob Baer and Mrs. concluded the program. 1 he Tlu!' wolverine. a large rhaplain Mrs John Host• re-' and poem on the rlag in ohser. ,Mrs James PrewtmgkonLo. chary~ Manning Roush were nostesses 54th wt>dding anmversary was · member of the weasel family . . . . . I 14 She ' man Mrs a nc c 'I .when tile WSCS of the Forest .. . observed· Th e group sang.. l resembling a small bear, 18. so rordmg ~ecrel a ry : .\1r~ . .J. h. vanC'e oJ Flag Uay, · tme ·' '_ · .. · · Foster, corresponding secreta- welconwd members and • 1Run Methodist church mel on ··sweeter as the Years _ G~ By., vicious that it is hunted by no ry; Mrs. Gnv Neigleo . trea;;. ~uests nocludm8 Sandra BrewWednesday evening at tht• and --c~unt_ Your. Blessmgs. olher animal except man, acurer; Mrs. Patnrk Lochary. mgton, Sally Foster. Nancy church. A poem, We Have Walked cording lo the Encyclopoedoal re~istrar. :11rs. llwighl Milhoan Grueser. Heidi and Peggy MolI ' . . ; Together" was '"?d by Mrs. Britannica. ~~.........- - - - - -...- ..................,..,.,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,~ - ----· - hoan. Mrs. Dwoght Molhuan and 1 he m.elmg opened wolh de -, Seott and Mrs. Curios read --·----- - - - --IMrs George Skinner reported 0 . volions by Mrs . . John Scoll. : "Late Perceplion.'' An article,; -~:::::'_..----..."'lt:::::,....._ Ion the float to be entered in the . ' Rt'sponsive reading of !he , "Measure of a Man." in keep"1 el My Light Shme" was: h ' Po me ray. Ohio regatta parade. : "' . r PrH>'er for the Churc from , ing with Father's Day was . Mrs. Jones discussed severnl 1the top 1c of the ~~rogram P e the Methodist hymnal conclud- read by Mrs. Ed1lh Sisson. TONIGHT & SATURDAY lpomts in the coming year whJch lsentt>d b~· Mrs, \~lllam Russell ! ed the devotions. : Mrs. Curtis president. con· NOT OPEN j wi!l include the observance of ! w.hen thr W~CS of the \rtJnf'rS· : .. . , l ctucted the business session. It JEWELERS the Diamond .Jubilee of the I Ville .\1t>thodlst ~·llllrrh met on , He~rm~, God Speak 1nr:ough was announced that the di~SUN., MON., TUES. ·--Wednl:'sday eveumg at the · the Bible. was the top1r of ' ict w rkshc schedu led for 0 Juno 20-21-22 • rl b (' church : the program by Mrs. Do n• tr P , "PAJAMA PARTY" R(l(/ro •· fl ,rlmp · G ho d p 1 119 · July 27 at lite Forest Run tTedmwolor l The hymn Jesus Calls Us op~ i rueser, w · rea sam ,, · church has been postponed. With Tommy Kirk Hils JJieioPr Roast ened the meet:ng followed with I The group read the hym~: Oh Plans .were made to clean the ur.d Annt'I.IP Funir('llo . . Ithe reading of Mathew 5:13-ltil Word ~f c;.~ Incarn~~· and , church on Thursday, June 24 : F..turette:Wh•'Happen•d The Pomerov Bend Clt1zen .b1, Mrs E<~rl Hellshaw and a l the AH1rmahon of Fa1th. Mrs. 1 Ad "" Colornrtoons · b d1 , • • 1 G , esser1 course was serv"-~ 1 d th ~:~~;~~:-~-~--;~1 ' Ba~d Rad_i~ Club. mem ers. an prayt'r reading by Mt·s. Ru_s~ . rues,er presen ~ e ~rogr:m~ . by t.he hoste~ses 10 the above thetr famtltrs enjoyed a Wiener se ll. He.<ldmgs on the toptc I m t_"o part~; T_he Btble As n8nlfd and Mrs. Alf~ed Yeaug~ ~ roasl recently at the Syracuse were given bv Mrs. Sle II a , Cod s Word. whoch lold how . \I J 1 c B· .1 M 1I~ ~ 1 • •J . • • ..1 k h h h B"bl et, . rs . om .-. my, 1 rs . . . · ..' d roadside park. ·Crueser, Mrs Brooks Sayre, IGhu .~pea~ l roug 't e,, I e, Russ Watson. Mr~. Amanda IN STERLING SILVER Attending were Mr. and .\frs. Eugene Forbes and Mrs. and He_armg the ¥rord, an . Baer. \lrs. 1\t-rns Roush, Mrs. , TONIGHT Larry Whabry and sons, Bradforrl Maag. Scnpture ver- 1explanation of ho~ to read and Hanson Holter. Mrs. La we nee · "MUTINY ON I Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sh~ler and ses with the- word " light"' were understand the B1b!e. Napper, Jr .. Mrs. u~w in Nease. ] Circle your finger (or ~ers] with f~shion--gliHerinq, THE BOUNTY" Wilh J\olarlon Bnndo Mary ~n_n. ,\Ill . ~nd MIS. Ken- read by Mrs. Norman 'feCal- Sentenet! prayers by eaf'h , Mrs. Fred Ne:1se. Mrs. Mark : glowing m~n-made d i em~mds, geniJine onyx or cultured '-.' !lnd Trevol' Howard ne~h O~vls andd~enny, ~1r . and lum. Prayer by Mrs. Stella member. the hymfl, "Brrak Evnns and follr rhildren. Ralph (Trchnlrolur) peorls in stunning sterlin<ij silver 1ettingsl You'll love this M1s. luu :'1/eutzlmg, MI. and 1 Grue~t·r closf'd the pi'Ogram. !Thou the Bread of Life ." and Dal and Janie S1sson and Stm· - and 0 "T!-IE MAN FROM ~rs. Ro~ert MHa_rden :nd ~eb· Mrs. Wilham Russell, pres!- ' prayer by Mrs. Jack Curtis. dra Curtis. look of elegonce. Come see our thrill;ng collectionI . IOALVESTON" b1e, Mr and rs. Nat an lggs dent. conducted a short bUSI- 1 - - - - · ---· · - --With .lerfrt'\' !limier twenty four breoth-tokinq slyles, ond every / , \lr. and Mrs. Edward Wells. . ssion A thank you nole l ~nd Pres1ufl f'o:o:tt'r Jane and ll~ella. Honnie Col- ~·:: r~~;d lr~m Rev. Stanley Me lrf I S 1 1 ring is obso!utely 9ueranteed. Ions. Larry \\oles. Mr. and ~I rs. C.tll iard for donation lu Camp S•turd•y Jun• 19 "FLIPPER" Wollard Boyer and Brenda. Mr. Asburv fund. Plaus were made ' XC Be•l of oil, tf.o tiny price-lhf:' f<~hulnus dolphm cmd :VIr". James Carnahan and for a· plrnJc at the July meet- ' Birthdays of member_s were ~he. meetmg me~~ers were St:Jmng l'huek Connors Tonv and Janice. Mr. and Mrs. . observed and buddy g1f1s ex- lllVJied to the dmmg room 10 ~~d~ Geo~ge Carson and Dick, Ed- . ~:he meeting closed with the , ch<mgt>d when ~he Bu!-!y ~ee where refre-shments of cakt>, "STAGE TO die and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Lord's Prayer in unison after Class of the Middleport F1rst sherbrt and coffee were ~ervrd THUNDER ROCK" Charles Neuman. Mrs. Agnes I which refr~shmenl s wt>re serv· Baptist Church met Thursday from a table rentered WJ1h an . ' "",'.' . Wilh Barn· Su llil'atl ~ F' orues Wllh al the church. Mrs Brrangement of !lummer 1• I.M f' ~ . ,. , . and Maril.\:n "laxwt·ll I White . .James, Robert White and I ed 1'Y Mrs r.ugene . ev~:~ning . H , I £lowH r . ·. . . ' Miss fi'rf:'dericka Swartz. Mrs. Ado\ 11 Grueser as con~ Bt'ulah White. vice chairman, ers os~ssn __wrre. .\' rs ar... - --~. · ph pres1ded m the absence of the old Cha~e. M1 ~. D~lfl.1 Hamm lrtuUI1ng os 1e.<s. d M j ' (' · prt>sJdenl, Mrs. John Lyons. an rs. Ju Hl .nm. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Program Grven R II By WSC$ Mrs. G usse T roup . -I I I MEIGS THEATRE I .. • ,.~ K&C I I ~' XNGS I '., I - I 8 1 s· hdOYS Remembere d G'ft Ore E hanged by Ch urc h Class . Members r 3.95 I " e .. ~i~! ThP meeting was opened with Present were Mrs Beulah the class prayer and lhe class While. Mr<. Agnes White. Mrs · _J hymn, ''An Ev~nmg Prayer'' Charles Bennett. Mrs. Pearl S n Let11e Roush g"'e devottons j Hoffman Mrs. Nora H•m1lton "t I taken rrom the devotional book-: Mrs Elizabeth Slavin . \1rs. I UXI ! lei The Secret Place. using · Jal'()b Turner. Mrs. Lilloan MeA polluck pirnic dinner at I th~ title. "Pleasure Bound·· l Ghee, Mrs. Lett1e Roush. Mrs. ! !Frances Bearhs. Mrs. John 6.30 p. m. preceded the meet- : rlosing with prayer. ing of the Past PresJdents Seines, Mrs. Gnm. Mrs the Amerif·an Legion Auxiliary Fiflee_n member9 answered Chase and Mrs. Hamm. of Drew Webster Post Wednes- roll call by giving Bible verses -- · day evening at tht> home of I Remembrancrs were sent to e I1 Mr!i. Edd1e Smith. Wehe Ter~ , James Souders, a pa11ent at rOt"!:'. (;race was asked by Mrs. ' Meigs General Hospital and IGeorge Bearhs. : Emma Mathews. The birthday ! ~rs. Gera ld Wildermuth, vice I song was sung ror Mrs. B. F. l : president, conducted the busi~ Parmalee, Mrs. .James Soud- '. ness session. Devotions taken ers. Emma Mathews and Mrs. from Ephes1ans ~ : 18 were led .Joe Wilson. I by Mrs .. J. M. ~hor_nton ... who Tt wa~ announced thai a plralso ga-.e a meditation, Fan- nic will be held at the Road· last" Developmenl." followed ;so de Park in July. 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Rust resist lflt hr:11·v ~~ ~ ~ ~!:' s ~t· t-1 cabinet. 131/a x 22 9 ]f) " 13 ' l BIRTDA Y OBSERVED Miss Lydii:l F.bersbach enter. tained with a dinner Thursday : . evening at IJer home Mulberry i ; Ave., honoring her niect!. Li~- . 1 da Warner on her 15th birlh- 1 day. A decorated birlhd•v cake I made by L>nda's brothe;, Lar- ' ry was serw·d with the dinner, 1 to Mi., Marion Ebersbach, Mrs. Jay Warner and Steve, ,Jeff, Larry and Linda and the host-f eso. I 14.000 volts of picture power $6.50 •. TERMS Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. $10.00 Down Other Mens Canvo1 Sh- _ From $2.99 35c Per Dey THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 1 "i' 1 'I POMEROY • IPizr< ed cou.. ci '"" , EDT Friday, when tanks rum ! DENVER IUPlt-Rain-swoilen eastern Colorado 1 'evo u wnary 10 u~J ~o~ers f Ben B~lta ! bled inlo the streets and took : and rivers today continued their multi-million dotlar cuw 1 a co~ 0 power 1 ~1 - up posil10ns at key poinls. I cade of destrurloon across the lowlands. forcing 10,000 she f >n a se.oes_ of struggl.; Algeroan army troops sur- persons to flee from their homes and ca using at leut t at e/omonated hos mats. at the d-" .d , eight deaths. , II • d , AI · , 1 11 ,0 roun o:-u 8 en L~e as res1 ence. en a. geroa s ong log ' ' · Communicalions wolh the outTen other persons were reported missing and believe4 mdepeudcu~e . sode world were cut. drowned as the rampaging waters, feed by torrential Ben Bellas taches _left • re<:1 downpours in the Rockies, rushed eastward into Kansu, due •)f bJtte1· vpposJIJOn arno:-~g ' Colorado Gov . John A. Love l ~ his _f9rmt~~ c~rnrad~. or the AI· Iestimated damages f r o m the ing waters:. geroan rebeUton. HIS refusal 10 I I lour days of flooding in his I The Arkansas River 1fll toler"e puhhca: rppostlton ar.u , sla te alone at $102 million. flooding at its headwalert hiCh the ohr'"'''' OC'•nrmor crosos <d -1 1 Disastrous slorm - spurred lin the Colorado Mountaina. 1.1ded to the d•sccm_etl ' i nooding also swept arross e>st- 1mar and Hotly, bt southeaotera Todl':ly, 1t burst lntt the open I .ern New Mex1co. uprooting Colorado near the Kansas 1Jor.. ",~'he rev\llution was announu·c ~W'l acciden_ts, In whle_h one ' bridges, shattering homes and de.r, were surrounded by ••ter~ m a Jenglhv 111arJfesto s1gr.ed dnvtr was InJured, were mves- mangling roads. The entire 175 • mile "flaod by ilouPJedienne and broadrHSt ligated by the Ohio State Patrol Con«n•ed Storm Activity Iplain'' of the river from PueiiCO~GE CHUMS - Minnie Pearl, right, the lovable character of radio, television and stage, chats with Mrs. by Alg:ers Radoo. on Froday. There was growmg lear the lo. Colo., into Kansas wu 01' F. H. Ollnen, ?f Syracuse, followmg her_ appearance as h eadhne performer for the Big Bend Regatta Weekend It "upted jus• 10 d>~s before I The inJury arddenl look place fast . rising Rio Grande would dered evacuated. show Friday mght on the Pom~ro~ parkmg_lot. The stage na?1e Minnie Pearl was born of the imagination of 1 Ben Jldla - in his role " a! at 11·45 am. on Yellow Bush soon lumble over into Albu- In the northeast, the Soutb pung lady ~ame_d Sarah Dpheha Coile~ whtle she and Mrs. 0 Bnen were attending Ward Belmunt College a lash· leading P••llt!cian of the uon-1Rd .. nine tenths of a mile east queo·que and forecasters pre- Platte River, which did .-,a IOnable ·g~rl s fm1shmg school m Nashvtlle. They were close friends. ' alignea st.tes -was to have I of Rarme. dicled continued storm activity million damage tn Denver 11 - . --~---- -------------------------been MSI to the '"""mil ron- [ A car driven east by Carl •along_the eastern slopes of the flooding Wednesday and 'l'lnJri.. ferenc ' or 50 African and ASiar, w. Cline, 16, Rl 2 Racine. went IRockies day, rushed through~1' states. out of control on lhe gravel , In Colorado, raked by lorna- ern Colorado farmlandl IIIIi .. . . . . ' The manifesto ll diealed the road and skidded off the righl does and flooding since small communities. Three, school distrocts tn ; days a we~k. Sthool lunchl!l' ; repr..,enls ~;.Salisbury dis- ;ter; Elanor Knnighl, Tup- new rulers want the_talks to ~of side of the highway and rolled Wednesday, tales of personal. Rescue ~ficialo-. throllr.Meogs ~~ly have been assur- . woll be provoded free lo the o!n'· ' trod schooli of Brotlbury and pers Plains, and Crace Weber, I on as sch·,!uled, but the rate oi lover. tragedy mounted as SWiftly as ong every bot of equipment Jill' ed they w1U recetve !ederatl dren and parents drovong chtld- Salisbury. Riverview; Nellie Vale Mar· jlhe 3ummo! talks was unce•-, The driver was thrown from the property damage m hard- soble Into the light, ''We'D lib asslsta!K\1! through the Econ~m- 1 ren to eta~••• will receil'e m'le- i 'fechers who will attend the garel Parsons. Ann Webster lain. : the car. He was taken to Meigs hot northeastern and southeast- Inearly anything that mo.,.,,, 10 Opfl!lr)\n)lly Act lo provode ]age. . . 1Head Slaf! Program Work Shop . and Roberta Wilson, all of Nor. I Stolod Pollllcal Uno ' General Hospital by the Racine ern Areas of the state. 1saod one man as he ·madl • aummu kindergarten_for chU· .Late May o!foclals repre- ' on Terre Haute, Ind .. nexl week ! lhwestern, and Audrey 'llteo- / Boumedlenne, li er y ond , Emergency squad and treated! A 3-year-old boy only seconds plea !o~ trucks and eartb-tlilll,. dren H yeou:s old thiS year. sentmg he three scho>l d1.< Iare Mrs, Twlta Strasbaugh Ches- hald and Pearl Bunce Salisbury , moustoched. has been known lor a sprained shoulder and a~ay from sale.'~ was swept lo ong equopment lo stem llle A~ment was made Fri. !riels w>ri\ed again,t. a dead- •--· -· ~- - . district. , ! lor years to want to ll<'e the : minor abrasions. hts death by hlghwalers near Army and Air National day ~t.N\Wtbwestem, Etostern line in ohel" successful effort to I MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ! Mr. Morrison, Mr. McKenzie!' artny in jlower in Algeria. ; The car was heavily damag- ; Agate, Colo., 60 moles southeast! ~its; using and Salllbllty school districts complete !'"per work ·so they / ADMISSIONS- Earl Beat, and possibly Mr. Bowen will . ~Is 104!' appearoo to be the ed. Cline was cited to Meigs! 01 ~nver. . loght plans, were will secure ·tht .aid lor classes might quo·o[y. i Harri•onviile; Carroll Cline Ra- also altend the worksHop -~same as Ben S.lta's but to- juvenife court charged with ! Mroal~saodl the boy 8 moth- persons stranded-oJbtnmun!l~('f under the project· "Head Slirt." I Director. of the progr•m : cine. . • . day's J111nilest~ shoWed that speed in erress lor conditions. ier: rs. aro Oake.<, lost her la.'ed Colorado • Classe1 ~ for the kindergarten are Larry Morrison. exel:;tri'.~~el DISCHARGES_ WlUiam Lan- : FIREMEN' CALLED I the army has been (urious over A serond took place 6:15 P-Ig: on the clttld II$ she was Nearly every pupils plalmlne to participate h~ad of E"Stern Locul dos- ders, Pomeroy; Fran~ Gaul, i . "'·- , ' .' . the waj· Jlo.n Bella tried to re- m. on Rt. 124, one and three .• ut to step mto a rescue bet· the state wu out -~ in the llfllllllel' program are lo lrtcl; Dnoal~ McKen"'· North- Chester· Abbie Stobart Pom- · 'llte Mtddleport ru-e depart· form the country liter the •n<l ~ tenths miles north oi Racine 1"'opter. along lhe route lll1l · olart 1\londay, JqJy :18. n was I western Local district executive eroy. ' . . • ' , ment_ was sum~oned to lh e : of Frenoh rule. ·A car dri"'n oy Eber M. · i • Five Swept Away . Ia~ land travel ~ 1 !ar::~il ~~~~=H=~~ prevtously -MOUI)Ced'the claai, head and llnberl Bowen . .court_ ; Curlls Roush resod~nee_on.ljlgb-1 Boum~eune't poliHcal line.~ a7, Syracuse, ran off the Fove member~ es would etart July :U, but·ooe ty elementllr) superoldl!r, whd Veteran• · llfemorl.ll Holpltal st .'" Mlddle~rl ~t 1.2$ p.q~. . ---··--··;---"------- ~side of the highway and were swept away west to an -'low appllcaliollS ADMisSIONS _ . M~ John : ~Joday ~ exUngn~h <a .ml.rylr GRI!>DERS TO MEET :a guard rail. The driver tbe%hen ~ ly being ~ it was - • · WEATHER 'H sell p ' · · • · · : aze. 1 ~ eme~~~ ' ~ · All Porheroy.ll!glt SchOol foot-' ed injury and the car car. 011 Nry ~~date to be~ back Swmny, • lllde wii'IMr ~ Mi~' ~·~art S•l· : a~:~ ·u~~e~ YU: bali are to rejlort to the ! moderate' damage. Stowe ':n!l ~::lei A lilt ~eel!~ · . ' !lay aad 'Sunday. Falr ·aad eooi DISCHARGE~_, h-ank Mol- : 'lW>n 'cit T ~ipll" itJi.lei- .t.. , : 21 at : cited to Meigs county the , 'l'he .PI'Qitam wtll be. o~~~ loalpt. ~~~~ 7Nl! loW. tonipl ray, Mlddlepdrji Arc~!. s~,,' un\cie~t~l~ .t:.b,~'j:J~' ' Rhoes, June 25, char&!id with · ' lf!l~~:J·•.-m,;. lljl)ji).PA ~'lt1 ~ '· • I ~.... lbvM. • · p.,,~'!o, , -;:..Blc·1off the rl•ht 11dl td i-~~'r~ ¥!f' 1 . l , ,. l -,.w;"~iiT:f" ,. : 'i· i , .. )0'~\i• ' .. q ~ " .--e. ''"ll" -~ . ° GIFTS Serving .llei gs Countv for over 93 years • w: 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK a 1 'I 'I p,.,.. ~tAof.:::.: ~le<:[~ .. lne !irs! jlldf\'ilhral~...- .... rntrant on the pa- Claude llaniels on his 18118 "" ' : rade was the Shriners live-unit ,lage bicycle. The Kennelwd ALGIERS. Algeria IUP]) - Strongman President Ah- · atlract10n. The Beta Sigma ' Nease family was also a 'lllillllir men Ben Bella was overthrown today in a ligioting cnupe Phi sorority floal won first . in the individual entry claJt. headed IJy his old rival and aide, Defense Mmisler Col. 1 P'""' m Ihe nuD-!'ommercoal Takmg top honors bt tho pleeHouan Boumed1enne. rla::o s. sure hOrse competition 1lfU Boumedienne, like Ben ' - --~ St>cond place winner in the .Junior Kennedy's entry wtUIIo Bella. is dedicated to trans- he once told new$:nen, is thi,.;. Commercial cl~:~ss was the Charles Knopp won second ~)I. forming Alger1a inlo a ··socJal"Ca1l Jl ;\larxism or social- Blt~ettnar Auto companny entry ce and Bru(-e Gothard, tbJr4. isl" stale. ' ism vt Castroism, 1 want & 1and third place winner was a Judges for the parade wtH . . . ' better Jot for the J•' hsants. W£ float frum lhe Mid Porn School Charles Hayes, Athens; ~ BoumedH•nne and his off1ce~s 1 wi!l luke help w!"u·re we C<lJl ' of J)ane . Tt1e wreturn Jona- Bal'htel, Middleport and Jstropped Brn Bella . of ·hi! : charged Ben Bella with usurp- than \leogs ll A R. that won Korn. Pomero7• ~ powers and charged h1m w1th Jng personal power and ''creat· seron.d place in lhe non-co_mEVENING SHOW lreiison. mg anilrCh)• " He was a 1s 0 merc1al dass and the. Rarme The professional enteJiiiD. Tanks and helmeted troops l'harged with "misappropnation F.H.A. entry W&l thJrd ment presentations UDder thl moved mto lhe strePI ' at <!own of lunds " . Judged the bset individual huge tent on the parkin& lilt and brought In end to Ben commercial entry was the Bob Continued on page 2 ) • , ... · , The revolution app~ared to ~ ----- - Bellasone-manllbtme, whUl i h b blodl lth tli:eaes of shots bci ng fired. : fr "m 1 " France af:er blooely The first s1gn that Ben Bel - i 1 Mrs. Ebersbach FIVE CENTS Pomeroy about I 30 . ! silent prayer. Mrs. Ralph C.ilmore and Mrs. Bearhs will take the ne"t. birtt~day cake to the 1 Counly Home. Gamrs were played under the direction of Mrs. Smith and her granddaughter. Linda, w1th : prizes aWarded to Mrs. .led Mrs. Clifford Ebershach E'n Webster Sr., Mrs. Bearhs and · terlained lhe Chatter Club on Mrs. T. .A. Hennessy. a guest. Wednesday evening at her home ! Atlemhng wt're.the above and on Mulberry Ave. I 6 1Mrs. r.B~n Neutzlmg, Mrs. w· · A short business sess ion was e.. II Htson, \Irs. Frank Cheesed db M C 1R h' y rs. ar oac brew, Mrs. C.eorge Hac kell , •Sr , con 'duc 1e M . I pres1 enl. rs Larry J l!l'Obs · ~~~~~~~~n:~a:~~.~~rsM:i~: and daughler, Terri, were guests. Tr acy. ' · -- ---- - · ----- ! r.ame!l were played with prizes awarded lo Mrs . Alfred Biggs. Mrs. Charles Lalhey, I Mrs. Thomas Stewart. Mrs. Stop In and Browse Harold Dunfee, Mrs. Raymonu Around. Wo Hove Gifts Fischer, Mrs. Larry Jacobs. , · Mrs. Howard Birchfield and 1 For Any and All Mrs. Charles Carson. Occasions I . , Refreshments were served by , the hostess to those named a-1 1 : bove and Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Mrs. Robf'rt Nelson. Mrs. Wil- · .bur Young, Mrs. Robert Eads , :and Mrs. Kenneth MichaeL MIDDLEPORT, 0 . The Big Regatta Weekend in Pomeroy got underway Froday w1th a varoe.'y of attractions ranging from a col_.. i lui parade to a sensational evening stage show. , Hundreds ?r people lined. the streets of Middleport I and Pomeroy s busmess dostrocts. and ~he area bet~ , the towns to see the parade that kicked off the First All· moal Regatta Weekend . 1 Paul Chapman. parade chairman, started the parade movong from Norlh-Second -av in Middleport shortly fli. ter noon. tl reached down- ·- - - - - .LC . oup Ledby 0ld Ri_val _and ~:~n . d ..commerci~l AI'de· Treason IS. Charge NOW ON SALE AT K&C JEWELERS, POMEROY ofl It's so easv to spend cash, but when yc .. '''"·e to u;rite a-check you'll probably "think tu:ice" ... and stick to vour budget! 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Purls Writer , NGS Carl Demoskey and J o h n Ingell! teamed to Pitch 4-hlt ball at New Haven and their Middl ,.... B b ed out 10 hitse.-·· lor a 13-2 aronsvictory ang m TrlPony baseball Friday rught. Th ctory kept the Barons e VI on top of the league pending wtth a w record. Pomeroy, went the route with an eight- homer and Billy McCool'• three all: In seven Innings. Galen Cis~iii (! 100 hitter to win his fourth strai•bt Innings of biUess relief enabled co wu the loser. game against the Dodgen and the Reds to deal !be Cubs' Cal Bob l!\'Uce allowed 10 hits but e rmse his record 7-8. The/ Koonce his filth loss. slrucil JeVen lD winning his loss squared Podres record at homer came In the lhlrd fifth game for the Astros and 3-3 mng alter • triple by Leo CarThe Cardinals snapped 1 denaa Joey Jav was credited handing the Pirates their liflh · sb:lh win ' IDr the Reds. defeat lD lbelr last 2B games· three • game losing streak when with his . , hom Jim Wynn't fourth - lnmng Bill White homered In the loth. Willie Mays two • run • triple and a lingle •od • dou· "Of course we cut them oft, mnlng to snap a 4-4 tie It was er and a solo bo'.""r by Tom ble by Ron Brand were the woo'l quit, 10 we only lbt sath wm In 23 games Haller were the big san Fran- blows of the rune • bil Hous-tbe largeot roster 1D lbe lor the Cardinals and the fifth the ton attack. league!" loss In 17 games for the Braves for a nor o wm s , Mack Jones hit a two - run fourth game With tho late-In· I mnth ·Inning homer for the nmg relief help ur Frank Lin-1 Braves to send the game Into zy. Sanford, returnmg to I he I ' overtone. 1S?n Francisco starUng rotation, I Tommy Harper's two • run )'lelded four bits and struck out : Los Angeles at Cleveland, t Washington at Baltimore 1 1 'fh fir d of b Ml ta .&2l GB. Mmnesota at New York, a W. L. Pel. 36 22 l!ss 'At I Nalloaal Leagae • s "Is weekend should be to 36 610 23 Clevelaod 33 24 579 21> W. L. Pet. OJ •• le - evaluate the~r "book" on Detroit 33 25 569 3 Los Angeles 441 24 .625 • 1 11·. ck Stuart. Baltimore 33 26 24 .567 .579 43\il Los An eles 34 26 567 3 Milwaukee u g 31 33 484 8 Clnclllllali ... Everybody knows the Dodg. a final ruling by League Presi- New York 27 33 450 10 San Fran 33 28 tift 5\i ers have the best pitching in IM:nt Chester Tannehill which Washmgton 26 37 .413 12 Pittsburgh 32 29 .S25 liS lhe Natmnal League - everywill be made folllowing receipt B I 24 35 407 12'h Philadelphlll :w 30 .5110 8 My, tbaiiS , except the PbJ)a. of both sides of "the story," Ctty 16 :!8 29!; 18 St. LoUis 29 33 .468 10 delphia Phillies' fwst baseman asked lor a forfeit victory at Chicago Tl .44 II 'At who has been a pigeon for other Mason when the Mason team Frlday'o Resulto Houston 34 . 3 12\lto 28 37 .431 NL staffs. But il's obvious that was taken off the field trallmg New York 10 Mmnesota 2 mght New York somellcdy m the Dodger high by a large score Washmgton 2 Balttmore rught Friday'• 21Kesalta 42 333 "goofed" m wr11Ing Accordmg to Pomeroy Man- Clevel•nd 3 Los Angeles 2 rught Cincmnali Chicago 1 night the bOOk on Stuart because ager Terry Ohlmger !be hassle Detrott J Kansas City 1. mght Sl Loms 53Milw 4 10 ina, night wben oo faces Los Angeles i folllowed by some mmutes the Chtcago 4 Boston 3. mght Houston Pittsburgh 1 night 5 Angeles 2 night pitching he's almost as good a , ST. LOUIS (UPil-Little Gary name as Phil speakmg of a word by a Pome- Detroit J Kansas City I, mght Phlla 4 Los hiller as she says he JS ,4 , Player out front, btg Jack NICk· Don January, Jay Hebert. roy player to a Mason player , San Fran New York rnght Stuart, acquired In an oll"""a l laus 10 shots bac• aod sturdy Goalby. Bob Charles, Dave Ra. termed unsportsmanlike Oh· Satw;day 8 SaturdayS 3Probable Pllcben• 3 son deal with the Boston Red Arnold Palmer on the Sidelines. gan, Mtke Souchak, linger sa1d he offered to re· . 1ht"'ghl Chicago at Cmcinnati _ Jac"bas bit only n 1n e home That was the Picture m the Bayer, Jacky Cupit, and move the boy from the game Icago 4, b•' son l4-8) vs. Maloney (5-3). runs this season but live of rJ1 1us. Open championship today Amateur champion Btl! saymg the word, (which was Saturday 1 Chi a • : St. Louts at Milwaukee _ sa. them have come agamst the ' as the survivmg field of 50 bell were among those "sucker") from the game but Boston at cago- Mon U· deckt 12-li) VS Cloninger (9-4). ' Dodgers. He connected lor No. go\fen teed off in the third 1omed Palmer on the the Mason team was pulled off quette 15·7) vs Howard (3-4) New York at San 5 Friday mght and It was the round over the long Bellenve Still fn Running tis field anyway. Kansas City at Detrmt - FISher . ) vs Herbel l3-4), 15 6 at Houston- Card. blow that brought Chris Short course that proved too tough Sltll m the runmng, At Middleport the Barons SegUI •441) vs McLam 12-3) Pittsburgh and the Phillles • 4-2 victory. for Palmer aod 99 others were Australian Bruce Devlin, JUmped on starter Fields O[ Los Angeles at Cie"eland - well (4·2) or Friend (3·5) VI. j 1 But 11 wasn't too tough for Hex Baxter and Gordon New Haven for one run In the Newman 17-41 vs Terry l5-3) Haymond (2- ) Squares Pblls' Record Player, who shOI a method!· all of whom had 145 and ilrsl inmng and 5 ID the second. Washington at Baltimore Philadelphia3 at Los AngelesThe win squared the Phillies' Host Marietta was favored tod•y to re11eat as cham· cal par 70 in the second round Open champion Tony Fields was relieved by Ralphh (mght) - Narum l2-6l vs Pap- Herbert (3- vs, Wtllhlll (IH). seag<In record at .5110 and pre- piOns of the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association tourna- for a total of 141J..-<>ven par-at former US Open kmg I Batey m the third who gave pas (6-21 Sunday's Games 31 vented the Dodgers from cpen- ment. The host city owns 12 previous crowns. the hallway mark Casper and the 53-year-old Sam up 7 runs on two hits and 10 Mmnesota at Ne" York Chtcago at Cmcmnalt (2) mg up a 31'. • game load 8 1 Today's operung rounds marked the 40th consecutive That gave the 211-year-old Snead, all deadlocked at 146 walks Grant tll-11 vs Ford IIHil St LouiS at MilwauJ.e, the Milwaukee Braves who : year for the SEOGA event. South Afncan a stroke lead A stroke back came Julius I Fry of New Haven homered sunday's Games Pittsburgh at San FranCISCO 121 fered •. 5·4 loss to the St Lou Manetta won 11 m 19114 with j over another mternallonal star, Boros, another lormer Open off Ingels m the stxth to make Boston at ChiCago, 2 Philadelphia at Houston (21 Is Cardinals a 919 tAltal. Last year, Galhpo- Am champions Howard Saun· Kel Naglo of Australia. and wmner, and Tommy Jatobs the score 10.2 for the Barons Kans•s Coty at Detroot 2 New York at Los Angeles 12) The Cincinnati Reds downed hs placed seventh In the 39th ders and Ray Clark of Gallipo- Mason Rudolph a tourmg US whtle Bob Rosburg . another and Redman had scored m the · the Chicago Cubs J.l, the San annual SEOGA sesSion, With a los, Who fired 68 . pro former PGA champ, was lD the third ~hen he walked, moved F aR<ISCO GI8nts defeated the 969 score, at Lancaster Gallipoll! took third and Two strokes off the pace 148 group around to thtrd on Fields' SID· Nr y k Mets and the al fourth place honors 10 the Pro- came amateur Deane Beman ' I'm sltll m It " Ntcklaus gle and scored on Kmg's m u"wsto."rAstros scored a 5-l Frtday, m the annu Pro • Am as Vtc Hager and Gene whtle Frank Beard was three said hopefully. "On a course field oul 0 "Y over Pittsburgh mother Am session, rr,by Wright flflished with a till, while strokes behmd Player Wltb a hke thiS you can PICk up SIX For the Barons Van John vLc I er. Mamtta,aod en me, Bill 1Conley and Waller Vance 143 and former u S Open strokes m a round " son loomered Wtlh nobody on m N games. Lancaster Bobby IerLittler 11 11 ed 1 to ' Iota ed 71 , ' champton Gene Lttller and Ray· He probably will have to do the ftrst mmng Smgles by De- Swimming Pool Manager John Milhoan and Summer In the American League. New i Jr • Athens:, or P Harm and _Jim O'Brien fm. mond Floyd were four strokes JUS! that lor there are 36 golf moskey, Johnson. Bob LewiS, Playground Director Chff Wilson today announced sche· 67 a York routed Mmnesota 10.2, spot wtth s IShed with a fine 74, lor !be Old back at 144 ers ahead of htm Greg Wh11e. Danny LewiS and dules for next week's rer-reation actiVIties Chicago edged out Boston 4-3, They edged defendmg Pro- French Clly golfers 11 was a strange pictur wtlh Player wasn't especially hap· Roush w1th a walk, plated hve M!lhoKn reminded area swtm· ,----- - -- Washmgton !Upped Baltimore - Nicklaus so far bark, but still py that he was leadmg the runs m the second mers that lessons w1ll begm on through noon 2.(} Cleveland tnpped Los An· hopeful, and Palmer failing to • fteld In the third Denms Ault Monday morning I Wilson also announced nul ge\es J.2 and Detroit topped make the cui 'I've never been parlicularlv walked and scored on an In· d I d' week 's Pee Wee League games k Kansas C1ty 3-1. It took 1511 or better to qual- , keen about bemg 10 front, ;, fteld out In the fourlh John- Interme tale c asses at • n AII hits WI11 bgem at 10 am I no !avontes ou1 wt\19 and en d a noon Stuart, who pays • 1fy for the fmal two rounds of Player satd. addmg he thoug ht son Ault and Bob Le WIS scored swommers Ad WI 11d wor hegmners 1 II comes to Dodger pitchplay today and Sunday and ex- he played better golf on Thurs- 1on four walks and Demoskey's th at IO am and All players should be on hand ers he's clipped Don Drys· actly 50 players made It PGA day than he dtd Friday He had double In the SIXth Jtm Con. I a e elf rt t · at least 30 monutes enrly. dale for two homers and San· MANSFIELD. Ohio IUPI) - nothmg more than the litle •· champion Bobby Ntchols, for- only one btrdte on the second de. Johnson, and Dtck Smtth begmners wt sa 1 a 11 Here s next week's PW sch· dy Koulax for one - whacked Tom Norris of Fmdlay, who way from another unheralded mer PGA champiOns Lionel He round and one bogey That J scored on five walks and White sl Instructors mclude Ann Darn· edule hiS second of I he season I eiimmated defending champion youngster, Fergus McDermott bert, Jackte Burke and Dow gave him hiS second straight second hit. brough Nancy Lusk F'"nk Bra· Monday- Falcons Vs Wrens off Johnny Podres Friday mght Bob Peterson of Columbus Troy. who showed some fine Finsterwald, former US Open even par round over the rugged I Demoskey fanned 3. walked ldv, John G1bert. ltm Magnus- Tuesday - Robms Vs Eagles. and drove m two other I h1s openmg match, has golf too. champton Ed Furgol and such 7191 yard course two. gave up two h1ts Ingels Isen and Mtke Bnnk 1\ednesda}-Ange\s Vs runs with a smgle. ed the latter as Mcller1110lt owned a two- - ---two lllmngs fanned 3 walked 1 Wilson announced that regiS Thursday-Hawks Vs Cardi· Wino Foartb Straight Jumor Open champion. sit oke lead at the eod of the 1 !L I, Wmner - Richert 14·5) nobody, gave up 2 Fields trat1on for Ihe G1rls Softball nal s ~or lh~ r.:; :~eles ~: ~ Harpe~ clscoJbcklowsSa~t r~ed 0~1 America• Leagae ~unty Ch:~~o b~gbutlhey w~y K~~;;s I Bt•g Jack SurviVeS But ArnoJd Palmer El•IJDJDate • d cm~hland ~ros 4Oth S'~VO G':fl. BeulnS • .l 0 day So~. 18~ g~troii K;ns~s ~tty ~.; n~~lcbe I 1 Francuc~ 0 Tn 1 Jlla ,.1,~ rl•etta o:~r wiIson, M.lhoan c· I ~ 1°~ d I E Selie u es for vents O~en~gh- Tom NorriS. w·IDS M.d I •Am Jurnor G0I£ Meet FrJ•day w~n~ JVe I ~ ~ va~cen u~l I - ~ 10 ~ S LJJJe cores 100 Lark~. hit~ Ha~ks Short, a problem child smce The untouted 17-year-old 18 holes over the Possum I Loser - Palmer (2 21. I for New Hven fanned on one,l League Will be held Monday Frida) Vs Orioles the start of the season, IShed the way he Run Golf Course and wtdened walked 2 • gave up htts, and through Frtdav next week on There w1ll be no Pee Wee 1 8 tingling !-up victory, the margm to ltve strokes at American League SIX runs Batey ftve frames Memonal Field, from 9 am , prar11ce aller 12 noon. 10 10 3 Boston 002001100 _ 3 -Major teague Led a ers one 10 37 hi o es. one pomL fanned 8 walked 10. gave up 2 _ _ _ 000 21 1 00 x d4 T'll 8 0 hots and 7 runs By Ualltd Pre" International His deciSion. however, took But Norris put on the pres- 1Los Ang 002 000 000-2 II l iCh"ago _ National League sure and knotted the match on Cleve 200 001 oox- 3 8 0 Lonbo,g, Duliba (j) an ' 1 · Ne~ Haven 001 001 X9 _ 2 4 1 Colman Cin 40133 15 47 :153 the 36th bole, forcmg the ulral May, Latman 17) and Rodg-, man PltarroM Locker 4)· FISh· Barons 151 123 101 Aaron Mil 51 194 37 66 .340 play. ers. Stange, Sprmg (31. Weav· er (61 and . Ftelds (LP) Bale) and13 Car Allen,'Phil 60 223 39 73 336 In other night results, Gor· er (5) and Azcue Wmner penter Demoskey (P) Ingels 10 Torre, Mil 52179 30 59 .330 Moxley, Mansfield, took the Weaver (2·1) Loser - Ma Y l ~k ) :th~ 1 man ' and B LewiS Conde r4) Urn •3N1 'OIHO .:10 Clemnte, P1tt 54 214 35 70 327 A diviSion, l·up over Harold (4-6). HR- Colavtto 0 4thl. I !.eegue l ptre Art Stobart, plate. Clyde : SWO WI81MQ103 .Mays, SF 61 216 44 70 .324 Putt, East Liverpool, co-medal· Ch a 000 100 1100- I 4 oi Ingels bases Clndnon, Pitt 60 127 40 73 .322 IS!, Ralph Colla, Youngstown Kan. Oty 000 100 000- I 3 2 C 10 go OOx ' AT SYRACUSE 1I 002 1101 3 50 Pmson Cm 60249 42 79 .317 1 downed Tim Nagy Elyna 5 Detroit 001 001 lOx3 7 O l mcmna h hlr The Racme Reds defeated JlfOG -yddy . , - II$ 314 7 J Alou: SF 60 242 40 76 FOUL and 4 for the B 1 O'Donoghue, Stock 18), Dick·' Koonce. Humphreys ( ) and downed C es e O· Syracuse's Boys' League team I pn RoJas Phtl 53171 29 52 3041 Each year some of the more Beck Parma defeated Char· son <81 and Lachemann IRCoz,nov7sky . dKuErgd (7/d Me· 1611at Racine Thursday even 00 1 Lzan Lo aauvuuqpe«~ It 'AmerlcaD League Ithan 100 million fans who watch les Romansky' Avon 3 and 1 Aguirre 18-2) Blld Mooro Loser • 1 a an mg m Little Southern loop ac G. AB R. H. Pet. or take part m sports get hurl In C play ;nd G;ry Lipsl - ODonoghue (3·9). HH - - Jay I I ser - oonce ' I went a11 e way on e moun IIVIty. D ni Clev 56 210 28 77 .3671b foul balls flymg pucks and . · ' H I (tith) I51 HR - Harper (5\hl. for the Winners giving up only Del 451114 28 58 354 u:'e hke of them, howev· Mansfield, got by Hoewer, son _ · _ -' f1ve htts Proffitt struck out Gary Hart was the wmmng palaAOa aaa 0 Jones 'Bos 36121 20 41 ·1339 er ge 1 no dyamages 1rom Do B 11 "· fi ld mn "' u Granville, 5 and 3 In the II IM 000• • Pills 000 000 100I 10 0 ftve and walked none ptlcher for the Reds Abies 1 100 100 0 0 sa~hm.1 Mant{ta Bos 56 205 21 67 327 or romoter na s ug a 'manste 'sc York 6101100 30x- 10 12 1, 000 OOx- 5 9 o, Southern climbed Into a J.O .rarted on the mound lor Syra· ' 55 198 31 63 318 p ed an easy 3 and 2 wm over ' Wood II) and Pagha· IJead m the mnmg and add- •·use A(UO Hall, Mum cause the fan may DICk Gressard Kent in the Nelson, Sllgman (1), Fosnow rom Bruce 15 1 and Brand I h h d Ystrzski, Bos 44159 31 50 313 314 a poSitiOn in the mid et fl ht ' ' (4), Perry (6) and Battey, Sev- Loser Veale 7 4 . ed I ree more m t e seron Reds hillers were Pete Say Robnsn, Ball 42 163 20 51 ·310 where hiS chances of g tg • c1k 18) Stafford, Tiefenauer 19) ( ). · The wmners lathed four 10 tho re wth a smgle and double,' 1lourlh mnmg Ward, Chi 52 200 31 62 • ing the riSks of such and Howard Winner - Staf." St L Bret 1Hart a smgle Ike Spen. 000 003 100 5 10 1 McAulife Del 55 211 11 39 M <Icttvity ford 12-4) Loser - Nleson 10· ' . 0 . 0 1 I Southern hitters were 'l'im cer two smgles Roy Johnson. Wagner 'ctev 55212 41 114 .3112 : The sports Injury rules 21 HRs :_ Mantle (10th) Lmz iMII 01 DOlO 1102 - 4SII ICozart, • patr of smgles. Mike • Single. Gary Hart and Pat ' Home RUllll Iapplied to strange events In • Simmons, enms 19(10) 1. and Ia ISt ewar t and Tnm Dtddl e. eac h. aHill each a smgle and Mike (2od). Hollins (4th), Mans. (7th)olard 1101, Woodesluck National Leaxue - Mays, one rolling pm lhrowmg contest Moschltto list) I lnples, J1m Crow a smgle , N d d bl F 1 Gtants 2l· SLargll Pirates 15, . d kn ked' The Racine Jolly Nelghbors 1 __ Uecker Blasmg~me. Osmsk1 1Proffi tt, a smgle and double ; ease. a smg 1e an ou e or · ' ' M th a pm wen awry an oc met June 9 at the Racine Meth·, (71, N~ekro 181, 0 Dell 110) and Syracuse J1m Hubbard had a McCovey, Giants 14 . a ews, lout a spectator No recovery IWash 010 000 001- 2 6 0 T 01 1101 W Rookie Crow. two smgles, dooble and Ash Ables Steve Braves; Torre, Braves, Swobo- it was an obvtou.s rtsk that he odist Church Advisor m charge Balttmore 1100 000 000-0 4 Loser Rttchhart . a smgle Wmebrenner and Homan each da, Mets and Callison Phtls all undertook m standing wtlhtn the was Mrs Netgler The meet- Htchert, Kline 191 and Camii.I 0·11 HRs . - Jones (lOth) I Manager Joe Wtlls' a smgle 13 . Tange of the flying pms In an. was called to order by the U. Palmer, Barber (9) and Or· White IIOth) ': were '!'yo, Pnce, aod Butche~r.l ____ American League - Horton, other case n one slate contest· Rhondo Erwm. Mm· Ieach wtth • smgle. Queen Tlgors 15; Colavito, Indians 14; ants tried to see who were read by Sec;etary Meigs Fair Phtla 0tnple, and Rothgeb, a Sin!:'•· I Arizona is one of the few cot· 0 OI002 4 9 01 Kaline, Tigers 13, Comgliaro, ,catch a hen Some eager Mickey Wolle. The financial re- Recreation fun was planned 1Los Ang THE STANDINGS tongrowmg regiOns that does 1101000 2 81 Red Sox 12; Thomas, Red Sox catchers pu·hed a spectator was read by the treasurer by Rtta Salser and Beth TheiSs Short , 7-8) and Corrales Pod· · W L Pet. not lose crops because of the -=~=-------~Ia I J w· t''" l~ne~0 -~'!her ~~I). ~~~ - 0~r:)g YOU owro~~ttonal AND THE LAW cr~wn Br~ce 11:~~· RaCI.De Reds Ma~ ~m sh~w o~ner I South~rn war~ mn~ rt~ Ja~ Ho~ston ~01 ~eale. ~ake Southern Loop 2tA~I ~r~~~~· baseb~ihpat nt~ ~~rre r-~New }1..11 . u- ID -'llrBD11 e~ I 11VJIS,..O'IOO 8lb SV9 f~rst t~ 4HClubNews 1 t l r:::,~ (i~~r -'I _:n~~ek;;;' John . .;;;ru: partl~Ipant Pllcbln& Iand a through McGraw. aThe The club played 'Pins refreshon Fm· res. Mtller L181. Perranoskt Barons 4 . 0 National Reds . dow. N . a11 discussed float lorclub the gers " Aflerwalds ( anRd v K uf League--·Ellls, Dod l0-3 p1a1 ga 1ss wm o 1manr1a h 1 J 1making de · a11e. oser - Podres Pomeroy 3 lpendmg) 1 750 91 10.2 , o ax, gers • tecovery 41 o u Y para . . ments were served by Snack· !3-3). HR _ Stuart (9th) Southern 3 2 600 Jay, Reds 6-2; Drysdale, Dodg-1 A I I b t A demonstration was given lers and Packers who are Pam-, New en 11-4; Jolmson,2 Bfaves 5·2; . s 1 gthener ru ef. Yh enher-~ by Shirley Neigler on "How to ela Htll Beth Theoss Rita Sal- New York 000- 0 0 Haven 1 3 250 O'Dl' B 5, mgmo eareao sue pys·F S be 1 , Shll . • · , 1100 1100 4 e' raves . Jlcal activities, participants and '· reeze rr es r ey Iser and Renee Burke Refresh- San Fran 010 200 IIOx- 3 4 0 Mason I 'pendmg) 3 250 LeaJDO - Pascual, spectators are acceptmg cer- i'' CaMing '8lld Freez.. ments were cake. cooktes, and l Cosco. Kroll 151 and Canmz , Cheshire I 4 200 Twins 1-1{ Fisher,_ White tam obvmus rtsks They do mg lor one of her projects. Witch's Brew served tn Rhon- zaro Sanford, Linzy (81 and , GAMES TUESDAY 71 .... not, however, accept by their Mrs. Nelgler fitted and trim· : da Ervm, Sharon Ervm. Bev1 Haller Wmner Sanford 1 4·11 Southern at New Haven · · 108 1 Grat participatiOn any acls of mlli· med a skirt for Sharon Ervin ierly Ervm, Louose Cnle. Mtckey iLoser - Cisco il-4). HRs Mason at Cheshire • _.rre, gent : ZllaDI Batted In or miSJUdgment that which Sharon will enter In the Wolfe, Debbie Hayes. Carol Wtl- 1Haller 13rd), Mays (21st) Pomeroy at Middleport 1 Nab;ll Lea _ Banks, are not Inherent In the conduct ' coxen. Shirley Nelgler, Kathy I Cubs Mays 49 Star· rj the sporting event Thus, a' a golf ball hu two dulles: To Htll, Garcta McGrO\ , Mrs gell, ~Its Johnaon: Reds foul ball whi<h causes an Jn. make sure that no one Is ex· Nelgler and htr little nephew, J 43, caip.IOn, Phils 41. , jury durmg !be course of a posed to an unreasonable risk Corky Cleek. - Renee Burke, ~ Leapo- Mantilla, bseball game does not give by being within the area of reporter Red Sox 10; Horton, Ti&ers 4!; rise to a right to recover dam· play to which the golfer ls i _ _.....__ Howard, Senators 45; Colavito, dges, but a ball deliberately hit playing, and to give a loud Our solar system as a whole Indians 44; Kallne, Tigen 39. leto the stands during practice warning to anyone who may be Itravels through space In · 1ould probably entitle the 1affeeted The call of "fore" direction of the star Vega at fN111JINA110NAL LEAGUE 1fPectator to a recovery I may be required tither before bout 43,000 IWles per hour. Tea~~~~ W. L. Pet. ~B 1 · There are, however, the oc- or alter the shot II he abides Atlanta"""'•· .\ 4$ 22 .ll'Ji · ~nces thai are not a nee- by these rules, usually be bas Toro~to 1 . .f8 25 .tiOS ~ 1 ~ary part of the oporUng ev· no llal!lllty lor the ball or club Colurj!btis 38 21 '.471 8\la lit or risks from whicb the that hils aomeone, nen1 ~~~~~ i e WUIILI1'Z. . SeeThe Jackll!i!rfjUe SS 21 .541 t promoter should ,-:asqnably the ball "hooked" or "s UALDWiN Syra~ ' .. . 30 3ll .484 12\la protect the spectator. 'l'lle.le 111'1! in the wrong direetion. Full Une 11N1 OTHEI FAMOU& R~ s.. Z1 37 .4112 11\la tile reason• for protecti¥8 walla . IIIANDI Toledo, .:-v . 1:1 :II ,415 17 lor auto racing, screens behind 'lllts article 11 based upon At ••• BuUaiQ! ~ ,. , 18 f/ .288 25\la horne plate t baseb.tll llmet law ol Ohio. It Ia not lnttnded llqdiiii • or rules for the cooduct ol par- io advise anyone (iii 1 Toron ·S Toltdo 1 Octpanls. Jiroli~. l';o ~ • Bu!fa ''f(ljJ!ulilbua I, U't, 7'1nn. _.In golf, for lnslanCfl, b4ld atteQIJt 'to apP,ii or illtel']ll'e,q ·:~ , ..!"-" ...., _. . loultl ,... I iJ, 1 Milo North of Atl!one . 1 0. Coful11bi» if 13Qffilo 0, 2o4 1111018 oceaalonally do Injure any ~ifaw 'without the PI aJ ·1r~qoN. 0.... 9 ~'S .... ThurL lo'-9 lo I TutL Wed. Prt. • 11faCUH I AIJIDia a 10meoot. The ~ bittlai I laWJw.) ,, LY UM4 ,.' ~ 0. Ame~eaa ~ ~u'l'ly~rdt,6-~h~ ~x Tl: sf: ~~ktng ~ola ~~nduct t~aw I i I 44, YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA I PIANOS Frlt:'• H~wk's Cycle 1'"-ol~~......- . ' Sales J;bo~ll~w~ee~v~t~l.======~:;;;~~~=~~=~ RemodeI WI•th Weldwood Now th~> wood~ Amenca loves btsf are YOur~ m a truly bud get · praeed prf'flnli'! h ed wall panehng Weldwood Craft:smar. Panelmg Ul not a lux ury - lt 's really 1 permane-nt uvmg.s Once on your walls, rour redecoratmg wor ties are ended no more repamtmg or pa perHng. Avatlable 1n chPrry, Barch, Walnut and Oak. A PRODUCT OF UNITED STATES PLYWOOD Vtstl our showroom today! CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. C1sl, &D.flvary-C•II & Carry-Budgtt ll'flll , 0pp. 1&0 De,.t Ph. 675·1160 Pt. Pin t11t • .......~--~-----~--J·----~,..-~---,, ~ �. \ ·· ( . . . 1 .,. : ,I N.IW In Farming 1 q' Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mfddleport, 0., .1Im! It, ~ .,, ~Mil~;, ·~r~~l-0. iJZ\·· Wolfpen Society Now Oak Hill ,;'and Vicki and BriiCe of Car- \w penter, Mr. Fl'flnklln RusSI'll of 2.5 lll'fi!J, Cotwnbia. 1\liddlei"U't l!l'll Mrs. CU1114>n llt!leq ,;;. Wll<lllfarq, 141 GilkeY ~Qd TQ!I were ~~~~~~ W, IIi~ c;~~r.- 4lbP gueats o1 !,b. IUld Mrs. LiJ!I;pln ~ Ill l-lrn YtiPI•' Sunday guest. of Mr, and Russell. Also visiting were acre, Oli~. . Mr !!< 11 !.§robert were Guy Russett and Terry Lynn. . Grace Crow Tolson to Umted lly MID' lllltm l.li¥1Ai & To Celebrate 51th Weddllll M,S·andVL~s: ~~~~ ~ning of !\If. and ~rs. [)qn Sa)'re and : St~tes of America, BaOO!IMfllor Anniversary Q,re Flatw!IO<il. j)onnJ Laml!ert and J,lr. and Mrs. Charles Sarre : Le\8rt. . Mrs. Joe Johl.- and Bever· and faQJilY were weekend visit- ~ Nelda G. VOtkey, Donald W.• Rev. and Mrs. Harry E. ty. ors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yqckey tD W@yne ji:. Yae~eY,on! Bicksler, 41<e Wort)l, f'la , . Sayre and Bitt. 41 acres. Sutton. ,., wilt observe their 5001 wedding S!mAAJ everung guests of Mrs. James Reeves, Linda . jtichard Powel!, dec. , to 'l't,,. annivers'fY SUndar. June 20th ijr. lllld Mrs. ~osenh Joll.- an~ r,lrs Eugene Haning and ~ E. Pow~ll. Theltnll L. ~ at lhe Moflah Presbyterian apd Beverly were Mr. and Ml'l!. Rljonda ~ere Sunday afternoon Clar611ce R. Powell. Vvr• Churdl at s p.m. · ~rry ~plmll!ln, !,lr. and Mrs. . .1 Mrs Elsie Pe of O'steen, Harold R. Pow~ll, fa" • 1 · J~!De• W . JJll!nsop, Jamie Sue ~* :~if 0 rry ;Powell. La~'ry N. Powetl, Affid,•" ~. Ham Ii;. llioksiPr "!!d !IJid Gr~~gory Todd of Porne· tr. ~nd Mrs. Guy Barnitz for Trana., Sutton. ·, ": Mars!• Hurl~yt lllokalor wore ror an~ l.lr .. !!lld Mrs. Kenneth aJI!1 family of Lincoln !leiflilts , ., married J~n• 11. 191~ at O!lo~r Jotmson, Muldlfljl<lrt.. were Sunday afternoon visitors WVING VAlli ' OflliiW!IC, Wiscopain in !he ~QQlo ltfrs. Nora JDhnsOII Ql Cal!!m· j( Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robeson NEW YORK I UP! I !lrll!DIO i! of 1111! bride wilh tllP groo!D's 1 bus accompaJiied Mr. and Mrs. and Chester Morrio. 'liads, members . of the pineaplath", Rev. D. W. lli~~a)er, Ill· .~oseph JobnsoQ rome afler Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, ! pi~ family, are fast grawilla iJr flcialjng. l,lr. and Mrs. Jolmiou atle!td· and Kail Lee Oi Langsvilte vis- lravor as hoUse plants be~JIIB ; ... Rev. Bicksler Is a former ed &rAQHAiiDn ~1'1')""8 Qf hlhe ited SUI!day with Mr. a~d · they COIII8 eguipped will! IIJejl ,, pastor of t~e Parish of TempOht~ SlAte UDIV"f'SitY W ep Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo. I own ··Jiving vases." Qr ~URII ' led Hills United Prespyter· tltetr SQn, F:v"f'etl lillY, fOCI'!~· Patricia Thoma accompanied · formed al the ll!lll~ ol U1ei1 · 19 ian ch~rches and lor y~s WHJ:N HOPJ; wAS HIIIIJ-'I'he wqr~a watched with a v~i9n of pe~ent peace u thisine w~ en~ In t~e ~s jlache!Qr Q( Arclli- her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ijointed II!IIVOS. ~~ 'M in Jpckson county. Saq Yfapc~~Q Qpera )fpqll!' 20 yeal'l! ago, June 26. II shows t~e Qtlltl& on '!<hllf of . UJ!lled Slalel. of lbe M •· d M Fr k Sar r Sarver and sons home for a muat be kept fllli!d wiUI '"W' · Wltile belll, he ami Mr$. lJqjtp4 )ilallimHhAr\Pr. IIJiixing biul1,nature iJ Secy, tf Slate 114ward lL ilt!IIP"'I, Jr. 11Da11D& are Prestdent J h:~ an d ~~die an 1 llv~ · 1 week. plants tl!rive bellt in llllflllll • Bicksler were active in the llf· Trui!!Jp, l~f), 111a IPIIII1w'• of the U. · delegat,lon. an 'k visi~r= Margaret Houdashett of Ra· claY IIQIII. wll\lllt ltiflll ttl! \!Ill fair• of the community ~nq - - - - - . uQCtion were Vfe~/ . 4 M cine was a recent visitor of her I cess mmsture to ~venl walfr• county. They pow resiae at l!atl~ ArpeU of Roc~ri4ge vis- of ~er parents, · .. . rs. sister Mr and Mrs. Albert soakilig «d f!l'!~. Lake Worth, Fla. ite4 recently with Mrs. MYia Howard Tholllil and falrtcta. Heil,;an · 1 ,~==~;;~-;-~·=~-:-~~ Hudsqn an4 Mrs. Sam Pickens. Mr. an~ Mrs. ~rry !larr of I Mrs. Harley Johnson visited II I ~· u •. Langsville were Saturday even- . . . ksler are Rev. an d Mrs. BIC Tile Rev. and Mrs. Earl Cusl· vt·s,·•·rs. ' Sunday afternoon wtlh Mr. and the parents ol two dl!ughters, Mr Mrs. Almeda Bicksler Mease of ~ er acwmpanied by Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatfield s. Howar d Th oma and Mr · Vail, Iowa; Mrs. Margie Hicks· _ _..,_ _ _ _ _.,..,.. !Mrs. Austin Wolfe of Dorcas and family of Madison were and Mrs. Frank Sarver and FOR ALL OOC!AS,19,!1!S . ler Raber, Stone Creek, Ohio, visited Serpent MoUIId and oth· visitors of his parents. ¥r. and sons. We wire Dowers everywbor, and one son, Harry E. (Ned) By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckl" By ADIJ l#e Walkins er points of interest recently. Mrs. Joe Hatfield. Bicksler, Jr. of Tinley Park, Wesley Arbaugh ol the ! Mrs. Asna Grace Oiler ac- Visiting with Mrs. Laura Mr. ando Mrs. Harold <1iilog· · OR !liGHT Wlt.2tsl m. One son, flurlnut was a Force has completed hiS tram·! companied by Mrs. Marie Daj· Lejlljeit are her da~ghter , Mrs. casualty of World War II. lng in Texas and Is home on , t~y and daughter, Donna, of Ra· Ruily Jo~an and daughters of ited recently with Mrs. E. S. PomerQy Fltwl!r Shop a 30-day leave wtlh h1s narenls,l cme went to Charleston. W. V3. CinC!npati. ' Mills. MN. llilbrd Van '-'oM£ family reqije&ts no g1fts Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh. airport Friday to meet Jim Recent visiiQr of Mrs. Myla Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brown WE !;IV!' TV $T Re~eives DJ(fee Yrom Miami I He will leave for overseas duty Bill Oiler, who will be holllj! Ht!4Sllll were Mrs. Mary Wi.ck· and children, Freddie and Lee w. M~ln P01!11f0f U 'versll in Turkey following his leave. for srx weeks from h•s studies erham and daughter, Marilyn Ann , of Mineral Wells. W Va PI Y I Sundav VISitors of Mr and at Warren Wils~n College In of Allte'!S and Mrs. Tu m m Y spent the wee~nd wtlh her . Mf. ThoQJas Shijckteford. son Mrs 11: K. Rowan were Mr.: Swannanoa, N. C. IJenks and daughter, Carolyn, mother and brother Mrs. Anna Bessie M. McKrught to Ray· WHAT IS TH~ TRIJlll,,, of 1\lr. and Mrs. Dudley Shack· and Mrs. Henry Ri ebel and ' , Mr. and Mrs. Fred r'rost and of LouiSa, Ky. and Bobby Hud· Grace Otter and Jim Bttl. Imond Musser, Florence Musser lelord of lhJs City, receiVed his granddaughter and Mr. and I daughter and son-tn-law, Mr. son ol Hartford. Mrs. Hulbert Williams and 2.71 Acres, Bedford. . Bachelor of Arts qcgree, recenl- Mrs flonelly Riebel and daugh· ' 0CI8 Iand Mrs. Ed Jones and son, VISiting with Mrs. Susie Wood Btll of Akron spent a week Anna M. B<urd, Com., Vergte Iy lrom MtaQJI Unlvers tly, Ox· lers , Donna and Faye, all of' ILydon, of Marion VISited .on are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ar· end w1t1J Mr. and Mrs. C. H. M. Caldwett , dec • to Lulller V~ N~RV~ for~. Mr . Spack_leford maJQr· Pomeroy. 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. beng of Los Ageles, Clatf., and Willtams and other relatives re- Caldwell, Annabetle Hobbs, :.er I ed In polttjcal sctence.. He .was Mr and Mrs. Lewis Person Bpsy Bee &ocleiJ Autherson and Patncta "nd Mrs. Gay Haggy and son of cenlly. nal Caldwell, Jr : TressieE~.;,~~i I ame!Db~r of TQeta Chi Froter- of Torch were guests Thursday : Surpnses Hostess Mrs. Augusta Will. Barberton. Mrs. Robert Salek and son, 1ncks, ~ary Smtih, . mty alll! ~erved as ' 1' sec;;· of Mr. and Mrs. c E. Woqtje. ' M R Ch dl was sur· ' "Jr. D~<k .Jeffers, son of Alice Flanagan and Cathy Oavid of Toledo spent a week ]Caldwe~ · ~~Lo~, b~hs~ur(a· d R The answer to thos ~11eotion pi• tary d~~lng hts Semor Yt!ilr. e Mr. and Mrs R K Rowan, . rs ex ea e . 7.osa Jeffers, was burned while Young of Parkersburg, W Va end Willi Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anna e e 0 ~~ldw~U r Jr ' many more important ltwtaW'IS active on the camp~s. ser· Ems Jesse of Pomeroy and pnsed wllll a house-war!1llng by Iat work "t Q.l(an Harbour. . 'H d be found in the roveaiinr 1spent Sunday with Anna Grace Watkms and childrer and olh· Hobbs, Vernal Ving as Senior Class Cabinet Mrs Arnold Hayes of Midqle· membm of the Busy Bee So· Mr. aqd lofrs. Ralph Mitis Oiler and son, Jim Bill. er friends. Vtckte Caldwe~ ~e~e r:_n · ' booklet,'"I'haTruthAboutNo,.. mem))er, a F.R.O T.C. slutje~t port sppnt fndaY evening in ciety of the Ca•penter Baptist and Mr. and Mrs. Charles MiPs ' Mrs. Pete Hendrix and Bar- Mrs. Laura sayre of Dorcas ~ck~ ~~;~er ~nnJ~~ s,Eve:!'it , Dealn..o." Wrtto, phone or vtlit Se~te,. Progr~m Jloard,. Arru: Galli polis. Church when she entertamed all of Beaver falls, Pa., wllfe bara Jean, Mrs. r,finton Pierce spent Saturday night wtth her ~~w~ll Joanna Caldwell to , Ill tod~y for your. Fftlillil 00PI'o CljS Curto, Young Repubhcans 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick· them lor llletr June meetmg on here w visit thei r mot)ler, Mrs and Tina and Terry and Clyde sister and brother·m·law, Mr. ~ he V C ld U Lola Salis- ThtJZe 18 00 obhJation. and !ntr~mural sports. He re- Jes were Su nday guests of Mr 1 Thursday evening. Gifts were I E. S. Milts over the weekend. Sayre of Antiquity were in and Mrs. James Quick. b~~ r Hobso~ we ' ' ~ ceryetj hiS comm!sswn as Sec- and Mrs. Jopn Hayes and fath·1presented Mrs. Cheadle who re· Tom Knapp and Pat Arnold Columbus recently to take Miss Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Guin· J';rry Ill. Cross lo·ene T. ~IQ . ond Ljeuten~nt tn the U. S. er. EmerSiln. of Chesler. John cently moved to tllli l~rmer A. are spendin,g a few days with Tina Pierce to Children's Hospit· ther, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Cross to William 'E. Lewis, ~.,..o:::l Air Force. was injured in a fall while put· R. Casler hollll' on State Route Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher al for a checkup. Edwin Burge and children, Mar- Frances J. Lewis, Lot, Mtddle· Sh8Ckleford will enter the tmg up hay \143 near Cotumbta School. Mrs. and son of Qelpre. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Guin- ketta and Edwin Jr ., of Mil· port. Collage of Law at OhiD State 1 Mrs Charles Long and daugh· Emma Wh1tltngton l~d tl)e de- Vtstting Mrs. Laura Leilhe1t ther spent a recent Saturday wood, w. Va., all enJoyed a pte· Ftosste L. Phillips, Stanl•y (o, University In the fall. ter, Charlene, of Apple Gr~ve, votions for the evemng. Those recently were her daughter, Qight wtth Mr and Mrs. Edwin rue Sundn at RoyalaOks Pilfk. Phtllips to Ntcklaus Grueser, · W.Va., Mr Georg• Nl~ert, ~ohtpresept were Mrs. Robert Btsh· Mr. and !.jrs. William Fillher Burge and family of .Mtlwood,\ MISs Debbie Hubbard and Da· Margie Grueser, Lot 6 and Part LV 3-45S0 A h f'loriOQlllt Mosely of Grovelantl, fla., Mr. op, Mrs. Date Dye, Mrs. Clay and son of Belpre. w va. . vid Hubbard spent a week re- Lot 5 Rull•nd. 245 E. Stat• St. I tnt 1 Mr . ..Vii'BiJIII~burn o_l ,lli!n and Mrs. O<W~ ~o)lnsoQ 11n~ Jordan, Mrs. William Mr. and !.,Irs. Joe Wright and A Sunday dinner was en- 1cently wtth their 3rantlwother. La~ern Jordan, Mary Jordan Luis, Qbil!pt!, Calij. is Vlstlmg Mrs ..Jenme Klingenberg 0 Mrs. Eltzabeth Gardner, Mrs. Mr. and ~rs. Charles Hayes joyed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. James Stewar, of West --- ~---- ---· at tb!I jwme 1)1 his sillier, Miss Athens, Mrs. Carl Barnhtll and 1Lewts Smith, Mrs. John Raw!· and children, Charles and Ma- 1 flayes and ehtldren, Charles and Columbia. Amy ljjac;llburn and brother, daughters, Ruth Ann, Mrs. Dor·\ings, Mrs. James Gaswn, Mrs. ry Sue, Pomeroy, spent a re. IMary Sue, Pomeroy and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and · EASY TERMS Mf. 11114 Mrs. Jlobart Blackburn othy Stout and daughteJ, Con· I R. A. Whittington, antj the host- cent Sunday in Marietta with and Mrs . Joe Wright in honor children, Carroll and Lynn, are Oak llijl JU. f. me, lo~ak all ~ere ~n :y VIS.j ess, Mrs Rex Cheadle. lofr. Wright 's brother, Mart, to of Mr. Wright's 78th birthday. vtsilmg with relatives m TexMr. apji Mrs. Talmage EV· !tors 0 . 1 rs. arr us y an w.s.c.s. llllve Fi)m belp celebrate his 87th birth- Sunday dinljfr guesls of Mfs. as. an. ·lllld f.tllnily have relurned M~. ~arnh~l ld v· 1 t l A film, "The Heating of The day. Mary Hubbard were her daugh· Miss Kathy Wolfe of Green· : frOIJl ~ visit with relatives in . d r.M an d r~ e~~ •k ' Na~ions ," which explained the Mi'S Debbie Staats spent a ter and son·in·law, Mr. and ville, ;. C., is visiting with her Wi!Shiqtop, j'a. Mrs. Evans, a "ndn f r .. 1an e"s· n"avya •nesarts rote of C~ristians in the Unit- lew days with Miss Peggy Dur· Mrs. Clinton Pierce and family. lather, Mr. Cherles Wolfe ' · 1Ion, was ban m , ubrolller " "" Mr ed NattDns . · the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mills · ond MISs · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 0 regis1erecl 11urse, atte·"·d '""' a af Mamt yv·wer rgantUI , 11 FURNITURE . <\l!ss l'ill!)ion of (legistored Nur· :nd ;;;s ~i~gi; Roush ' 0 j shown members of the_ Tem· Mrs. Tom Durban of Hartford. Frances Driever of Akron vis· Raymond Wolfe. SH a-4811 Rutlond 1es from jjje hospital in t~t city. W t Sh .d pll! Cl]urch Women·s Soc1eiy of Mr. and Mrs. Willis J,eadipg- ~__,iiOii,...iiii'iiiOOiiiOi...,riiiii!iiiiiOi=iiiiO==----=-. 1 Mr. Howard Wallace ll~s re- ~rs. ~d~th Bet>lng visited Cjlristian ljervice when they ham and girls, Conrtie, Rllrhara iOJiii!IQq '1S IJIIO:liSB:fl - 'BJQIU , •igj)ejl as teao)Jllr l!lld aasiSt"'ll Miss Leah Whitman of Torch :mal at llle home_ of Mrs. Leah and Ruse Marte, . spent a re1101100111 18 &SDI:l) Q 111 ?. .~ 1 01 6 'SJnolj aamo prmctpal in JB/IIlrillP CoriSDh· Saturd·ay. Miss Whitman was •Crabtree lor thetr Jun e llli'Ot· cent weeknend wtlh his mothd'i).elj Scllooll Ul !j£Cfpt a post· recentl v injured in an auto ac· mg Qll Wednesday everung. Mrs. er, Mrs Rosa Leadmgham, of $. $ I II ' ~ W 0 1 d 0 lion in 11w JU!nla, .ohio School cident. " Gay RusseH had the devotwns South Webster. • system f.or file C.OJIIIIII! year. Mr s. Carrie Bahr aod daugh· for the evenmg and Mrs. Helen Mrs. Charles Baker of Pt. A J Mr. 'l'bomP CuppeU, assist- ter, Margaret, and Mr. and Scott showed the film. Those Pleasant, W. Va., and Jl!rs. ani lootll.U C®Cb at 0. H. Mrs. Golden Bahr were Sunday present included members, CarHigh school, has resiSI!fd to be- guests of Mrs. Mabel Hostetter. olyn Mosier, Murl Galawijy, CQIPI! 11111¥1 loolbllll roach at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz- Elizabeth Jordan, Westina CrabSjste,rsyjJ)e ~ sdwoJ in West ing, Mr. and Mrs Carl llarn· tree, Gay Russell, Winifred Ston· Vlrilnl,a. 11lll biP school has hill and duaghlers, Huth Ann ley, RoXIe Arbaugh, Mary Mas· an eoiQj~ of :mo. Mr. Cup· and Mr. apd Mrs. James Stout sey, Omia Ingram, Helen Scott, pelt~ tp 0~ Jllll two years and daughter, Connie, all at· Danford Stout and the hostess, ago .n4 b-" wvecl as sssisl· lfrujed the Chnsty - Young re- I,eah Crabtree. G~ests were 11111 fooiii4U and assistant ba•· union at Lancaster Fairgrornd 1>aren Potty, l>athy Woo<lrum. oop1 Sj>IIII50f of stu- Sunday. land Russell Crabtrea. dent C011DC1J 1111d teaeher of 1 The Bible 3chool clnsed here World aad American History. Friday with 76 children enroll- ·! HYBRIIl WEll ed. The program was held ~t I,IODEJ>IA, Italy (UPil A KRAMER 1JOIJIITPUL the J;:UB Church Friday even· I new rijcer, built by tltn>e of tho SPOKAHE WII!III. (UPJ)- ing with a large crowd in at· world's top auto lirQJs, was in· Veterae ra;d erry Krsm<r of tendance. troduced Monday by the Mo<W· the Oneil Bay Packers may I Mr. and Mrs. E<Jward Cooley na "Sports Car" company. nwar play loolball again, ljls Bll4 ¢angl)ter of Boston, Mass. Coach Vince Loniw4! 811- and brother-in-law. Mr. Statts Kenneth Griffith and son. 1 IIOI,OIIIllid Mo~ . ol Parkersburg were SuntiH I Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Miller KrltiiMr, wb) IMs ba4 a larg.e guest.s of Mr. 'n~ Mrs. Fon and two sons ret11111ed home IIIIIJ!hw q1 mjw~ in bis C'l• Halsey. Monday from a l()-¢ay vacatJDn , Ner lllllltll J bmli.l lljlel'~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Corns visiting her sister, Mrs. LutMr. JIIIJ _ l.oolb.ardi.· lll!lii<Yes and son and Mr. Rod Mrs. Ball Clark and family at Indiana . 111111 It llliMIIIIMII u- jijjd Ill of Sandy~il~e. W. Va., Mr. and and h1s Sisler, Mr. and Mrs. tli8 Joolbtall jor bits sW Mrs. Lloy4 Dillinger and fam· Millard Brooks ol Dublin and IJ.IIIrd •~Gee ~·s ~ ily of Shade and Mr. and l.jrs. his brother, Mr. and Mrs. wall is already weak !rom pr., Earnest Taylor Ill Allred ali i ter Miller and family of Cale'1111118 . , . _ . were guests of Mr. _and Mrs. donla_.- -- - - - - VIIJT OUR Society Notes I 4 r 1 J"•-Y Tuppers PIruns ' Syracuse Somety • Notes So"J·al Events m · 0: • "' I • Property Transfers Tn• SDTD WOW'S CJW.TEST f.AW1'l TAME'S I S • JNews DAIRY EQUIPMENT PHONE MY H4n Morris Equipment Co. 480UT DE4fNES$? I Wl9·3202 PEAitl. IT, Carpcnlef <Ui" . RA<;IN!i, Q. GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service DiltS RadiOICir Phone WY 2-2975 I DO YOU NliiO MONIV FOR M'd Operatmg Cnst Capital Improvement F:quipm.:on1 Livestock Automobiles f:ducational Loans tCompttitl'te Tti•J l.etn C•st tOn The Farm Stnice •Credit Lifll!' l;'\tiyr•nct t firmer Gwntd Cre4M Source c't 0 'O 'NO ldWQ"' •M •N Ph. WY 2 5270 PRODUCTION CREDIT : 114 Mutlltrry Avo. ·I flomtrOJ tJUN~ SALUTING the DAIRY INDUSTRY JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH IS NATIONAl. DAIRY MONfNe A S•lvte To Our Local Dairymtn IIIII~ ke!'*' It's BtHer Than AMagic Carpet •• , tht INTRODUCES B/P/M MILKING Half-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cubiJ.::,oepaolty you buy in a • Freo•er, Refrigerator or Comblnetlon 23ft. Chut NOW ONLY 259 1 1965 DODGE I' 00 SHI'WlOOM t;.eet the Dairy Farmers Special Pride and Joy Wi! lllute !he D•iry Cow, a great girl' It's our buslnan - and our pleasure - to see that our local dairy farmers g.et tbe nutritious Sure Win feeds they need to keep their dalry herds healthy and productive. · Su3ar Run Flour Mills Phono WY 2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Orio ANOTHfR CHOI&oBOJ fiRST! With a B/P/M P•peline Sys· tern, vacuum is separated into two lines: one tor milking, T&IT DRIVI the other for conve)'ing the milk. COmbined wittl Chore•Boy's spherk.elela~s ftofi.().Me,!sums. this new ~S¥~m uhm~nates TNI .. . fluctuations in vacuum, provides fast, gentle milfting. Roii-0-MeesLifts show exactly how much milk I.ICh cow 1i11es at each milking, keeps bloody or abnoriJIIII mil~ QUI of the line, In milking parlot operations, Cfl!noiiW.:f.:M .,lboms enable you to milk .,.,. cowa fHIIIr IIIII thin With any Olliff lyltam, to produce belt lji!IIJlr milk wllh IHII , , • 1965 DODGE POLARA POMEROY amount of work. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Av11ilable ONLY In Chori'Bcly Plpelln• Milking Systems, Sold •nd Serviced by FULTON- THOMPSON TRAaOR SAUS SPRING AVE. PPMI'iJIIOY ..,.,., ""'-"attmWYOhio •IMI · 1-1111 · MEIGS· EQUIPMENT CO. lt&Ait MIIOI GINEIAL HOSPITAL WY 2·2176• POMIROV • --------- --... .... ..... ~ ~ -- - ·-· -- _ _ ........ ..... J ..tr w. C,roey, JAtr. DODGE BOYS LHI! "' 1111 Ill• 'L' on .,.,. 7 & 33 ollhe Utitor IIIII pf PtmtrtY ,..,,. For All ... Rlt•ff• Wwkenfllunt '"'"~ R. H. RAWLINGS '" 1NS CO. 'SEE THE W.Va.·~- • ... ,, I ) ' ' "OHIO'S OLDIST DOOOl DlAUR" S. SECONI) AVfi. MIODLUOIIT. 0. -----------------·- �'. .. ~ . ·····• · · --· ·•·· ~· · ··~- - ·· • •r · " · -- ~ · · · ~ ._ .. ... . .. _. .... ··'·"'- ... ........... ~ _ .............. ----···· .... -- ~ ·_ \• ,. ,.. ___....... ' ··- ... ·~· · -··· · - . " ' .. '.7 Classified AdsYour Modern Communitv Bulletin Board --=::-:::-::-=---·-=--:--::---::---::-;-- 16-Dally SeDtlnel, FOR SALE I Real Estete For Sale ® ~';.'; 1 reach In Memory Pomeroy-Middleport, WHAT? 0., June 111, 1965 1 p omeroy M for C 7f,, , · "' r ..,~- ' I • I +01018 _,, ~.-- aboow ,_t 15.Metalllo rock 11. Couple 11. Tlml4 19. Niokel: 1 ° .. MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I $J4Q·OO Blaeffnar'S ';:':; lion. H ! ::~ tr~~ s~. Ro~ ~;:em i~ :~1:' i fwm•-· come. All we ean do IJ ware. 5 II tfe finish. Take over payments '::.~'..,::~ •:r;,:.~.:;.:";:.":.~ SJIIIII ear aCitl01111 Mr. and Mrs. Dorea Parsons Ill bow before the Great Makor $5 per;., m54onth, or. ~Y bal- ::;:::;;;• ·:.:::..=·~""r.;',: IIIII ....prUUIIJ spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs. er and reverenlly say : "Tbe l'HREE aDd lour roo"' furnish& ance o ..,1. . Try It m your ... "' ,...., '"""•· ,....,.,.,,., 8oe Ott Racine. Lord gave and the Lord has andWY~ lporl. home. Call WY 2-6155· 4-!2 6tc .:'.::.,.,... .,.,.., ...... ...... '"4 111e1ropo111u M-. Mr. and Mro. Herbert Roush 8 taken away, blessed be the tJ tic Legal Notice .!:.,:.-o.r........ E. MollD Sired. Pom....., and Roger called on Mr. and aame of the Lord." MODERN f room and bath, ~ ,.... WY Wl1t Mrs. Pete Durst, and Mro. DolThe words of this poem ,._ fumlobed apartment, MiddleM:~.';"eou•Tv Employment Wented 1 :12 Uc I) Durst, Pt. Pleasant Sunday. presses the sentiments of oor port WY Z-3174. 4 21 lie .,., nun ow•no Pamela Roush of Mason, W. dear departed one so well TRAILER LOTS - lree. oew- "'•' '" '""" ,,. now ..,. ,., .EMPLOYMENT Wanted IMUrlnCI Va. spent a week recently w!U1 t e June OT teconct halt <:oUectlon of C.A"' nd M d Ifill we felt that they would ase a1.d water. Brown'o Trail u.. ,,.. R"l "'"'" ""'· '"" ,., perienced lllterior and nter- GUARANTEED, renewable for her ,ra parents, r. an Mrs. ;IJIPIIJIIillte!y close thlo !rib- er Park (Slate Approved) ~~·i~'~\.i'~ <I•"•• ,,,. •Ill ,. ior painting Free estimates. IHe ~Wopitallzatlon. tssuedl Bob Burnem Sr. lie. ...___..._ OIIlo, Pbone M How"' • . ..... Phone WY 2-.2682 or ... Rog- at' Ill aga. Phone 'WY 2-Rletl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burro -··--. •I•• County Trtuur•r .Willa JJ11 work OD earth 11 W32t. 1 a lfil"' "· "' '" '· "· "· "'· '"' tr CuUUDIIl-~ l 11 u. and BID .......... l(lfllt ,..e Basion, !at. :;:;'"..=.,"' w-··-· ~I ... .. ~---- .. ... ·-. "" " . ' .. . ... . ___ . ,, •.r'";""' ~ ., .. James Morrison Sr. to United Brethren church Sunday eveninl where the Rev. JarnOI MorrlsQn Jr. brought the message, 'Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeclrner and David, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence _Story end Rosalee, Mrs. Ada NorriJ attended a cook-out Sunday at the home 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D!!V o, Parkersburr, in ~OilQr of lh~lr daughter, Marsie Ellea'l birlb- day. I '· - II.Canltlor '- . Pl01lke1 :!5. Cripploo molodJ 41. P f.S. Japaneae 00111 t.uaon -. ..atow..,. I. Labels 8. W..te111 32. C.blne otat. 11. 20. NUIIleftNI 11.- • .' lp Wolpert at Sandwood, N.J. Mr. and Mn. F. c:. RelclJert were Sunday guests .of Mr. an{ Mrs. John Wolfe an4 .fiiD. lly of Beverly, Ohio. _ · Rev, Jack T. Weld!, ~ o1 St. Paul's Lutheran Olurilb, attended the Synod Coli~ of Western Penn. WI\\ v'lr1IIU t Thi 1 Coll last. __ a e .ere . ..,., ' ,Johlt ·Fij bu' ~Ut~ed ·~lome aftor being • · P!lllenl "t .Veter· 1.... . ana M-.... •• u -p- .,,IW ........ hAL CAl!P EF HIS MI ND .(' THAT'S MA'f0R'5 --"' MANSION.''! AH!SIN natiYe•...,r-r-y;.;r,r, :- •oeEP MtSER'i" ATLAfiT!! 110. Floek at.M'ov• llnllhllp 18. Sln•le detaU U.Cibck t.ceo t;ASOL1NE ALLI'r IMI.Com- J!Olot rt. Exc18Jna. t1oR -- to.Bywayor ILI'VtoHIIII. . 42. J'oot bonec anat. u.w..4B.J'on..,. .f.Sh\Ul Jult not wotlclns, Inti lvory time I come ur to . DAILY OlfriDQUOTE - 1 floutt, _.,, tlll~k I'm from Internal Rn11111e!' - -~ Btre'a low AXJ'DLaA.t.Xa II LOiffiFilLLOW 011o -lbll!JI1- ror -·In IIlla 11111111o A WJEH RADIO 11- s1r,... ... Itllt- _ . · t..-Uon ot tJII all ror tllo...U~no uo. x ror tu two o·,.,.,.te. trophleo, ' tllO ' te warlllh I lonl1ll Oltd lottero - hlnt.l. Monday Tbru Friday ---o:;7::;:Ou~B;r Still and Know A OIPl :aaa QattaU. 7:1rl-30 News 8' 00 Sign On 7:117 Musical Clock KZULSBII:OD WB AWH.I.X ~OJWKO 6:00.16 Musical Clock ?:29 Time & Temperature P mi WO U KPBCKTJIGA OPQYLK 7:00 Be Still & Know 7:30 Musical Clock I 7:0210 News 7:45 First Baptist Church LVK 1: T I G .1. B 11:0 0.-ll U 'I'll: 1' 7:117 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News OEJpluqa 111 Dill Yq&J ~ FANOX',I 7:45 First BaptiSt Church l :llf World Nev•s CONSULT YOUR PIIIISIL-Ii1IAiflll'.:K 8!00 Ohio Valley Ne1n I;IG Sports Today 8:115 World News · $:14 Weather Picture ·-- (~ 8:10 Sports Today 8·15 Musical Clod· 8:14 Weather Piclure 9:011 High School Hit Parade 8:15 Community News !0:30 Sortg & Story Time ·9:00 Talk of tho Town 10:45 T'ne Gallen Key 9:55 Public Servicr Show 11:00 Demoeralic Legisl•ture Monday Tbra Frtday1 8:011 Jim Mees Show !11;15 Church of Christ 11:15 Musical Interlude 1:00 Slgn-<Jn, Newt 6:311 Sundown Serenade 1" Latchttrin.; 11:30 Republican Legialature 8:115 Sacred ileart 7:30 Sign Dfl 1HM VI, I ,. 11 :45 Waite,· ''oeller Report 6:20 Meigs cr, RFD 8ahlrdays: 11:115 Momlnl Melodies, 11:52 Musical Interlude 1:25 P!ul lldwers F!rm 8:110 Sign On - News Mon. thru. Wed. 12:011 Local & Ohio News 8:30 Country Jemborea S:IIS Country Music Time 6:57 Weather II % Cl h Bel' 1 Rl F 1 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 1:25 Country Jamborea · lure ng, r • 7:00 National News 1 ~ Proteotar• Hour 11 · World News 12:?.1 News 0 Grams 7:30 Sports 7:30 Sports 11·55 Ma•nn County New• 12 :30 Saturday Mat1'nee · ~ 1:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 4'00 Dlscinb with Doss 12:00 ' ·•: News 7:35 Pickens Hardware 8how 10:45 It's Music - Army 12 r Noon News 4:30 Top T•n Revue (Tues~ay-Thursclay) 11:110 Dairy Valley & OUHoD'I 12 :10 Markels 5:00 Saturday News Summary ?:~O News To~ Ten Show 12 ·15 M1'd Day Weath•r 5:J5 MuSical fnt.,.lude · • < 8:30 Daily Light 12:110 News 1':20 Evans P Jlletin Boa 5·30 Community Choirs 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:1~ Musical Intel lode 00 6 12:25 Nows - graJ"• ' Dance Party (Wed.-Auction) Fri, ShoW) 12:30 Tho Rav. MerUn Teeg 12 ·so A•r!culture Programs 9:00 Off The Air · c 9:00 Newo 1:011 Tho Jim MHI Show 12:45 Country Gc Round S110day 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 1:10 Sundown Satenldo 1:55 Newo Beat 1:05 ColfH With Janet 7;10 Sign Off 2:00 Country Go·Round 7:Stl S!ga On 10:011 an~ Shop ltlllda)o: 2:5~ News 8ea1 8:00 '"he Singinl PreiCher 10:15 MorniD& Meditations 7:30 Sign On- ArDIJ Hoar 3:00 Mt~ • 1 ~tlnee ' 8:15 News Rep .. • 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot ?:55 Nowo 3:55 News Be t [ 8:30 Church r Christ t0:35 Bill Miller Show 8:00 BaptiSt Laytlllll's Hour 4:00 Dl~~Cinl With Doss 9:0G "lusicr 1nh ·Jude 10:45 Mason Agr. Prg.m (Tues.) 8;30 Sunday Sbow 4:30 Tnterchang• ' IO .• J First Baptist Church 10:4~ Family Worship !Thurs.) 1;30 The Bible Spetkl To Yoa 5:00 Communi! News 11:30 Children's Chapel 10:45 A.S.C, Prgm (Pete 1:46 Sunday Show ~:05 Muon County News 11:4· Sunday New' SJltlclal Shieldt) (Ftldaya) 10:011 n.e Good Life 5:10 Wor'd lr "'1t'l News 12:00 I 'w' Report 11:00 News , 1';16 Congresslnan's Report 5:15 Spotltgllt •· Sports, 12:15 -'plscopal Chur<b 11:05 Tiny's Country JunclioD 10:30 Sunday Show Mon. thru Wed. 12:45 c1tholle Information 11:45 Tiny'' Country Hymn U.30 The Quiet Hour 1:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute 1:011 Church of God Time 12:00 New1 Fridays 1:30 Gos> Call 1:!:011 Cement Block News 12:11 The Chrllllan'l Hour 5:20 S(IOtllght on Sports-Frt. 2:00 Old Folkc Hour. 12:30 Goossler's Guest Stnr (Fr]) 1:!:3(; The Rev. Merlin Teets 5:25 Stroh's Weather Cast 3:00 Hymns from Harding )0 ,30 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 T"• R... H. G. Slewart Mon., Wed., Fri. 3 : 1~ Sunday Showcase 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Sl1aa Blllup1 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 3:45 Public Service Show 1:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 Tbt Rev. t\ndrtw Parso111 t:rol Off The Air u. 990 Hit Parade (Tues-Thur.) 2:4~ Tha Rev. Roscoo Thorno laturday 5:011 City '' -"''~ 0 Rer ort 4·30 News (Local) 3:10 '!be Sunday Showcase 1:00 Sign On 5:1~ 990 H~ Parade 4:40 Jim Mee1 Show 8:!11 Sundown Sertllllldo 6:00-1~ Music•' Clock 9:00 Off The Air 5:00 News 7:30 Sign Off THE BORN LOSER _ _. ·-----~ lyAR'i"'SANSOM lllocb ..., IIIe - dlt!ereat. I !'.........,.. - I ••-r ·-.--.....---,- ---- ------ ·- -:---- WMPO Radio ·, I ~ ati, lllODI II. Ev•nJnc: poetic 1'.-...r'• ,&uw• roofodpo ·-~ SOCJe• ty N teS Soci"ety NoteS uat tlrunlw>d oqulpmel>l Eastern App}e GfOVe fiiiCiof II.RU~t- 14.P._ iJ, I 'TATER SALAT AN' ,,__r.,:AM 'TATERS fountatft Robert I Jrlllolodona ,.... !. U.S. otUzen at. openotie :ti. Soda 'TATER SOUP, SMASHED 'TATERS, ..,_ . ..... 1.-.. a AJJP[o term 29. IWlnC a!.... lr l'lli;D LASSWI!ilL - 21-A- allorn; >NUF~. ~-'""' . ll.Iadlla ) l.l!lln<4 1)'111. .. 11 1 ....... •. a.tf 1.1\al... poet to.Soun4t, • ,,:r:::...., I[ za I. 1J01m: 1110. t. lolf 14. Muoiool laatrumeat I 11 ~ fnllt 1 "'"'n l 13. Cltrwo I WeICOme I TO All! ~- 1L Alpb&OIICI . 12. -I.ariat - , ·- & X;, .r.Irr MAW--IF SOME FLATLAND PEDDLER COMES BY HERE SElliN' 'TIITER PEELERS- DAJL Y CROSSWORD ® Pomeroy Motor Co. I GAID, I'M 8ACK! NE\V HAVEN my journey's! end· ·ESTATE Electric range with HOUSI fOR SALI IDO NOT know where He will I hope ~omeone, some where grill, $50. 3 American 9 X 121 oriental rugs $35 each. I Modern Ranch Style. Beoutlful W.S.W.S wllh Mra. Jack Flesher • ~»lead me can say . ' location on top of llli&IJ bJII f th That I have been a fr1end. 6-19-3tc facing State Hlgb-• Giirago on 0 0. The Ruth Circle o e WSWS hostess. Or if I will go today . WJLLIAMSON 27 w coal furRoute 1 with good-;;.ad to main QUALITY of the EUB Church 'llet for The house was decorated tilth J only know I am ready kmdly I nished, automatic damper cos- blgbW1ly. Four bedrooms, Jlvln(, 1962 CHEVROLIT 111 TON $I:I9S Its regular monthly meetinl at white satin ribbon bowl and And, He's promised to lead I hope I've said a word trol Charles Byer 36!; s. 6th dining, family, kitchen, brelk· 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP . the home of Mrs. Thelma Cape- streamers and silver be.ls. The the way. To cheer some aching heart, A · Middleport 'oh·10. fast play, maid's, utility and Less than 15,000 mil•• by loeal owner. Heavy duty t~res, hart. Mrs. Bernard Llevlnl table was covered with a white ve Interior like new, lli&ht blue fml8b, beater. I d In lth and was -.• •·· To ease the hurt I'd like to ·• ' 6-i~lp shop. Three baths, ceramic We was ea er us g the topIc of Sranton .... ...., co First, through the valley of know - - --,-,==:::--c;;and wall to wall carpet on 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN CONY. CPl. ' 795 "Women and the Church of orated with a dotted Swiss umBucket .seats, radio and beater, eood Urea, Japan." shadows, That 1 have done my part. ORDER AMSTUTZ' s H & N i floors. About tw. o-thirda of •ood top, Ughtpower green st~png, fmub, one owner brella trimmed with blue DowThen inlo Paths of Light"Nick Chick" leghorn chicks>! house is panele.d m mahogany • 111e meeHnr wao opened ers and miniature wedd!nr To a p\ace of peace and joy I ho pe I'll see on yon der 'started pullets tod•y. Modern: and wa!nu .. L Air conditioned. 1961 BISCAYNI2 DR. llde 6$129~ with the singing of a hymn fol- ••ene underneath! he wnbrella. L t 10 d doubt rt u ,oooCHEV. honest mileage, power ~tJ,ng. Powerg • cy ·, -. Where there'!! never be any · , Poullry argo pa an • carpo • •ng'lne, jood •w -·bber, Urbt •· ~eon fmiSb. S.e a new one, only lowed with scripture lesson by The table waa centered with a Some sou1 1 he1ped to Win . · Box No · 188 • Athens 11 ; On lot 200' • 390'. May be .. en ni£hl. Who has told of the blood ol Ohio. Ph. L!_,2!1031.1 619· by appointment only. $1295. Mrs. Harold Bumgarner and large cake decorated with blue BESSIE BLANCHE, daughter calvary LIVE BA11, 24 hour, ... tr-serv- call 915-3555 Cho&ter, Ohto prayer by Miss Millie Bumgar- and while bel!a and the InOf Juper Augustus, and HulThsl cleans., £row ail sin. 1re day and mghl. Minnows, I ner. Four women participated scriplion "B..t Wishes Patty 4a Hunter Rutherford. was night crawlers. red worms. OPEN EVES. T:OO P.M. in the program along with Mrs. and Eddie." Mrs. Powell preborn in Columbia Township, I'd !Ike to tako Him by the Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, _,___ LI LJ_ -'"'1a Lleving, giving the different sided at the punc.. •JWI and Mel8s County, Carpenter, shore, Middleport, Ohio. 6 t 12tc I {,.Mf;lffll' ~Wftl"lr POMEROY, OHIO phases of life In Japan. They Mrs. Flesher served cake. Mrs. 8 1886 Oblo, on October • • and 'Twould cheer and bless my I were Mrs. Howard Burris, Miss Presley Roush asslstetl with the departed thiJ !iff at Shelterheart, · POMEROYOne story frame, Se • WANT AD Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. Clay- oervinr. H Ita! At hens, To see some wanderer wei-: Business rv1ce1 lng Arms osp • newly decnrated, 4 rooms, ton Athey, and Mrs, Ottie The guest llst included Mrs. Ohio, on May 29, 1965. at the corned home ' bath, bosement, gas furnace INSIDE and outside painting. INFORMATION Roush. This was followed R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Paul Rick· 7 age of 78 years, months, And know I'd done m" part I heating, out of high water, Roof work Reasonab:e rate. P D&An..,wm:s ,.... uoo with a discussion on the topic. ard, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, 1 ted Sh ' .M, Da' • an d 21 day&. e was um financing can be arranged . Phone VI 3-2700. 6-19-30!p 11:00 .,.,,., ....,_GH••ao •.._ca Those attending were M r a. Mrs. Jesse Abel, Mrs. HerIn marriage to Frank Strong, C ref of Tluo k1 $8,1100.00. I .,_..~"? u,.. Fred Batey, Mrs. R. ~ l>rysnt, man Ohlinler, Mrs. Charles , Dexter, Ohio; on April 28, a n REGATTA WEEK IN POMEROY - 2 story frame, ' HOUSE MOVERS, .,..der, CORRB<'I'IONS Mrs E C Riddle 1\>ra Clay- Dodd Mrs Robert Gilmore, Odtll e:DO A. lrl. • • • 1921, and remained • faith- WE WISH to express our grate-' 6 large rooms: bath, full base- dozer, end loader and r. back- wm be,.,llOeePted ton • Athey, Miss •Millie • Bum· Mrs. •Hilda Rldgw<y, Mrs. 0 ., ., "'"""... ' ful helper and companion to ful appreciation to our friends POMEROY men!, gas fired hot water hoe equipment available. R&OULAno•o garner, Mrs. Mabel Pickens, Adrian Lathey, Mrs. Eugene 1I1m until his death in June, and neighbors for their many come. visit and have fun! heatmg, large front porch, Free estimates. Full lnsur- ,... '"'"'"" ..,.,.., ... ,,., Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Hester Mrs. Jack Frey Mro. h I 0f f d co edU ar NJect IDJ d ' 1918. fine deeds and expressions o I! you nee eP a n Y good ]oca t'IOn. $12•000·01J · ance coverage. Goff Broth- ............. ~...deemed Ottie• Roush, Mrs. Achsab' Mill-• R. C. ' Greene, Mrs. Martin 5 Her girlhoofl days were sympathy to us during the . ~i~~·fe \Vel~~m~~ Landmark. [POMEROY - 2 story frame, en. Phone Pennsboro, 690 U!f!!""' wtutmm.:-:o~ ~e'~!; er, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Berisford, Mrs. Donaid Weaver, spent in Columbia Township illn.,s and at the death of I 6. rooms, bath, front and Jl Pullman, W. Va. 118 61p ..... ...., ooo , _ ... Cecil Pickens, Mrs. lltho LJev- Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Thomas whe:'l' she united with the our dear sister, Bessie R. • , s1de. porches, gas furnace 1\ATB:I lng, Delores Bumgarner and Hoffman, Mrs. Fran..:ea Good· Tem?le Methodist Church at Strong. The Evans Ruther- ! RIVER DOCK SERVIC& I heatmg, plenty of garden BULLDoZER WORK wanted. ' c.o~o •:, "':,',... Mrs. Capehart. nlte, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. 4 the age of 1£ years. After ford Family, The Mendal 1 space. $ .000.011. Terms. Small dozer, reasonable rate. Mlnlmam .,.._ .. ...... BRIDAL SHOWER Fred Batey Mrs lfarry Miller IOilving to Athens m 1944, she Jordan Family. 6-19-ltc : FOR GASOLIN& A~~~· OI!X, ~~~~ Phone WY 2-2208. !!..'i.":." 0::...'":..'" .., "'- - A bridal shower was held on Mrs. C..;ke, Mr1. ~ transferred to the First ChrisbSUPER SERVICE 8 16 !Ole :_-;:.,~,! gf;"' ':,"~:;:_- ...... Thursday evening bonorlnr aid Lowery, Mrs. Floyd Car· 6 11 310 Han Church but always conNotice STATION CAllD or THANKS • oBITUARIES Miss Patricia Lowery bride- mack Mrs Donald Roush Mrs 11 Hnued with her service and OPEN I FOR SALE Middlepor; Frame SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write ;;;.... "'::•.,.'"' •••~...:'":'... "'l: elect of Edwin stein at the Ottie 'Rou;h, .~.... H~ward 0 IUpport on behalf of the George Hall and the Hall11111rks j rooms ~nd 'h bath ·'h base814 VIand St., Pt. Pleasant, W. ,., , '~"'!. ~~~·~. "· 0"1' home of Mrs. Paul B. Powell, Wagenhals, Mrs. Otho Llevlng, 24 HOURS 5 1 Church and commuruty where will play for dancing at the ' [ ment, Grant St. F;..me 6 ·~ Va. 6 3 30tp &otwlu 'ir.o t, "&.~ 11•00 ..... lng, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. she was reared as well. Her Sundown Nile Club lhe next I · ro PLACE • Presley Roush Mrs. Bertha grer~test .happmess cam.• from four weeks on Fr•'day and DON'T PUMP you sluggisb se~ rooms, 6 acres, Middleport CAR WAHSED and viiClJUDied. USULT PRODUCING C . h M. P I Ro h "- Hill. Pomeroy , car wash, 550 pege-st, "ANT AD unmng am, rs. au Miss us • her sefV!ce to her Savior and Saturday from 10 p. m. till lie tank. Get Klean-Em-AU d b, th Frame 1 L' I71 Wilsons Mrs William Russ•ll In 1rymg · to I d rooms Rodney an aDowning ' mco Middleport WY 2-3517· Open PHONE WY 2-2156 ' MiS! ~ ea you ng peo- 2 a m. 6 17 Jtc oeplic tank cleaner. Land- Dnve Realn 1 lro Jane· Powell of St. Mary's, pie to the path of right -~ k ~ B eau · • m 8 a. m. "' I p. m., seven Sh · w d 1 f M to She became a member of CIDCKEN BARBECUE: June mar eariL ur · Estate Broker, WY 2-2342. d k I I 301c 0 ern en e eo organ wn, 18 0 2 Harmony Grange at an early 19 and 20, at Village Hall, lfc\ 6 17 3tc ays wee · Mrs. Edwin Stein andt he hasage _ transferred to Star Middleport. Look lor the AUCTION every Wednesday and - -· -- - - - tesses and the honored guest. Grange near Dexter, and signs. From noon unil? ? ? Saturday. Welch's Auction.[ FOR SALE House and furni- BULLDOZER WORK, egulpped Hr and Mrs Rexal SummerPERSONALS then to Athens Grange when One half barbecued chicken, Laurel Cliff, Route 124. tore, 6 rooms and. bath. Lo- ~~ :~· B'tt~:~;ll~~~: field. are ann~uncing the birth Kathleen Ro.ush of Washingshe moved to Athens. She was baked beans, cole slaw and 6 2 30tp caled on H1ghway m Mason. lngs ~ ~=9 • Gene B~rnett, of a new grlllldson born re- ton, D C. VISited here with also a member of Pomona, potato chips •. $1.25. Middleport MEXICAN TOM.-.TO plants lor Robert Lee, 773-5648: Racine Ohio. $ 13 Uc cently to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon her mother, Mrs. Ora Roush St te a d N ti a! G a ge Volunteer Frre Department. Willi H 1m S a6 I? 6tp • Swartz (Sharon Swnmerfield) recently. a. • n . a on r n . 6 16 4tp sale. am o es, yr . be Ro b . • David Llevlng hao returned Whtle servmg as State Dep- MEXICAN TOMATO ! ts £ r cuse. & 26 tfc HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 By Mn. Her rl •• CoolVIlle. The Swartz a~e the to h' h . W'nte ill 1 18 ome 1~ nty Juvenile Matron m Me1gs . . Pan rooms, Mr. and Mrs, Early Roush parents of four otber children. 1 rsv e, Count she or anized the sale. William Holmes, SyraM • M co•noLJ bath: storage bwldmg, out celebrated their 48th wedding Mrs. Edna Summerfield is a Ohio, after haVJDI •.pent the fi rst Jy,uven1.1e Gg . Me1gs . ruse. 5 26 tfc_ lllalauuonALFALFA wnviL u. top. of hJgh water. Call WY 2-2543 anni'versary Sunday by being great gran dmother. Ipast two weeks With his ,rand1range m & Met.l'loJtchlor 6 16 6tp County In 1926 HEAR IT ON WMPO - L!ew· rec<Jmmenued tor conuotlins Altentertained with a dinner ·at parents, Mrs. Thelma C&peha. t · aJf Weevil Eeonomlcal Unl.co Alf·1 -~Sh nd F 'tb M Cal She became a member of ellyn Thompson's "Life and aua weev1..1 'spraJ colltalllll bot h. Bob Evans Farms restaurant, en')' a II c n and .,'Ir. and Mrs. Otho Lle'f· "41.au II ne Re be ka h Lod ge at Light" program ' Monday thru barveart, "" ,. "'""' "' " 1 ' .,,. beton 3 BEDROOM home, good cond~ I Rio Grande given by their dau- 'spentd Tuesday ing. He wasd accompanied 110 reslduea D milL Low tion 1618 Lincoln Heights t Mnight dwith Mr their Da b Mr M L1 · home ho Dexter In 1921 and al the Friday at 8:15a.m. EST. "'"""'· •ur "' •••~· Cl•• , •., • 'I gbter Mr. end Mro. Rov Buck gran parens, r. an s. - y . an rs. eVJDI w time of her death was a memI 25 tfc :;!. ~_-::;olupotto ~·t':~.': la~a: Phone WY 2·3810. 1 and Pam. They were also ae- na McCain near Wng Bottom. spent the weekend there. • Ullon Re- \UTOMUBILE bllurance been """'"' noo<roOo LANDMARK, ''"""'""· "''" ''"" ··~.. 6 16 l2tc Sales & Service . Mr· and Mrs ber of the Nanme eo""'' comparu'ed by •Mrs. Etta Sh'" ld Mrs. R. R. Gray was in Cm. · Paul B· Powell bekah Lodge in Athens. Ued7 I I your ..--. Farm Bureau cooperauve Al!•oclaand Mrs. Cora Buck. ct'nnaH a lew days wi'lh her and son, Rtck, cance AS v,.-.. tiOD - Eut MaiD Street, PomeroJ. Bus.·ness 0 rt 't' . h fr I'have . gteturned ·' M Mrs. Strong joined the lor'• Ik:ellleT Call WY • • · ppo Uni 1e1 eFiu Almost Every Car A ptenic was giVen by Mr. son, Bob and family, ome om vaca 1omn ~ Y!'' Athens Women's Christian lliUc USE ONE of our Carpet Shamand Mrs. Pete Shields' at their tie Beach, S. C., and SmHh I Temperance Union and also pooers FREE With purchase eTransferable When home Sunday In honor of their Guests last week of Mr. and Ranch in North Carolina. the Athens County W.C.T.U. orSale or Trade or Blue Lustre Carpel ShamYou Trade Cars nephew, Rick Sargent who left Mrs. I. 0. McCoy and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre ~nlzatlon. She served ao PresjTWO TRACJ'OR-wheels ·- ~Orr>l poo. Baker Furruture, MiddleI Guaranteed 24 months Monday for U. s. Navy, Great were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Rose and sons are_vacatloninlln the 6 1 ~ 61e ld<!ilt of the Athens County 'th tir 9 32 '4 1 pori, OhiO. or 24,000 miles Lakes Training Center. Those and daughter, Betty Gail, War· west and w11I visit w11h Mr. 1 ·· petewl es, x • PYC~'artand W.C.T.U. for 6 years and or- Beagle pupo lor oale. SH 2- 20 ACRE FARM, ~ room house eMost Popular Unit attending were, Mr. and Mrs. ner Rob'ms, Ga. Mrs. MC c oy andM . rs. Le' WIB. a..... ganlzed the first Loyal Tern- 4176. 6 11 Jlc located on Ohio River. DrillVirgil Roush, Terry and Mar- ~nd Mro. Rose ~erved together fallllly at Anah~Im, Cal!l. perance Legion In Athens • ed well. Fruit trees. Good In the U.S.A. shall, John Shain, Mr. and m the Navy durm~ W.orld War Susan Buck vJSIIed with her County in her home In June Farm Machinery access to mer for boating. Mrs. Jack Sargent, Stephanie ~ a~d thiS was !hell' fli'SI reun- grandparents at Roanoke, Va. IJ57. She also organized the FARM TRACJ'OR 1951 Case D Pnce $4,800.011. Hilton Wolfe Indo !led Radford, Mr. and Mrs. B 111 Ion. m 20 years. Whlle here they last week. ~bany Community W.C.T.U. C ood rubber ~nd condition: Salesman. Phone WI 9-3211. Robinson and children, Mrs. VISited In Parkersburg, . Va. Bill Howard spent ~t week and the work of the organiza- ~.Oil. One ear old Plott I Cuckler_ Realty. 6 18 3tc Marlene Fisher, Mollie, Amy, and toured the Fenton Glass Co. in New York C1ty tuy.•ng fall lfnno came first, along with Coonhound, J1.011. Gary R. 1 Harden's Market, Rt. t:U, Syand Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl at Williamstown. clothes for the Stifllers stores. her other Church work, m Dill, Phone WI 9-3915. racuse hao on Special, Frt- 1 Robmson, Mabel Robmson. Other guests of the McCoys Mrs. Everett Roush. and her dally dut~es. . . 6 18 3te day and Saturday. - Large Pomeroy, 0. Guests. of Mr. and Mrs. How- were Mr. and Mrs. Harley daughte~s, Kathy and Lmda, acShe attended Ohio Uruvererisp lettuce, 19e a head. /&ic~~~,.:>~PP~~Tp~~ITJ0 ard Robinson Sunday were, M~. Townsend of Morgantown, w. compamed Mrs. Floyd Miller ?f lllty and began teaching For Rent Dairy Fair ice milk, 49c half OWN THEIR OWN and Mrs. Starlmg Orr and ~hll- Va. Marietta on a vacatiOn trip oehool at the age of 16 years. 3 ROOM HOUSE for rent on gallon, peaches, !De lb.: TO- , BUSINESS ""'tgler Balldlll& i'QIPb for dren, Columbus, Mrs. ChnsSie ,to Washington, D. C. She taught several term:'. Condor St., Pomeroy, mclud- matoes, 75c 5-lb. basket. New Setf~ervico Spood new bomes. Buill m kllcl> Pow~ll, Racine. Brian Robin- Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Miss Jane Powell of MorganShe never lost her Interest '" lng 1 bedroom llving room, Bread, s loaves, 89c. Boiled Ou"" Fobrlc Core Cont.,. ens, lllorm wtndow1, IIUJD. soo IS !U with bronchial lnfec- Boy!.. of Allred and Mr. aDd town opent Thureday nlghi at the welfare of boys and girls balh, kitchen a~ dining orea ham, 99c lb. Oleo ~ - !bs. $1. ~~n r~"~itdl:;:,~f'l' lnum siding. Call Guy Neil' ~~- Cbarenlngles wiMthasMrsar spenndl the home of her parenllts, M~~: - yoUDI men and women-- combined. Full sized base- New red potatoes, $1.19. IQbuilding has already been ler, Rac!DI, Oblo. Reeent guests of Mr. and ow....y ev. • a and Mrs. Paal B. Powe , ... and many close aS8ociations ment WY 2-298!. 6 17 3tc lb. bag; $4.49 lor 50 lbs. erc<ted. Plenty of parking. 12 211 Uc Mrs. Ray Heiney were, Mrs. Mrs. StarUng Mass~, Charles Powell has acccepted a ;o.IU011 were formed with University kl Party ice or crushd ice. To quality mvestor must Naomi Jarrett, Columbus; Lynn and Diana. They 1111Joyed a~ at St. Mary's Cblltlrfon Hospital 1 otudents who lived w her HOUSE or r.ent, near Roc 6 11 31o havo approximately $7,liOO.OO AUCl'IONEEB Donaldson, Bellaire·, Mrs. Llza Die and fisblnl. for the summer months, where S Suitable for one or in cash to invest. bouse after abo moved to Athprmgs. TH -Write for information and Olmptete Sont<o Foreman Portland Bertha Prof she will work wllh Dr Jenkim ...._ two families. Phone WY 2OMPSON run-a-bou~ 40 h.p, appointment to Security Crill Bradford fill Col.;,bus Mrs Do Jly weekend wltb Mrs. Erma WU- of Menninger Cllnlr • Topeka FollowiDI the dealh of her ?061.1 6-19-3tc electriC Johnson, skis, jack- Loundry MB<binery Co. Inc. Write Prone or Coldact W Mrs aoy' D .h SOIL ' • ets illt-typa lrsller with ?112 Dearborn Ave., cfnetn· ' o e, · ono ue. Kans. molber, her father remarried UNFURNISHED 4 room, bath, sp;re tire Mooring cover nati 36, Ohio, or 266! Pa~ A. C. BRADFORD Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck aDd Mr. and Mn. Larry Foster and Dreama Stevena has beea a and Ill this union ..,.. born utility room, nice yerd. Point lights, sp.;,.e tank c K• terson Rd., Dayton 20, Ohio, Rachle, O.blo Pam took a load of furniture Alec Wheeler left for a week's surgieal patient at the Veterans two obl1dren - 1 brother, Lane, Lincoln Heights, Ph. Nease, Minersville: Ph, WI~ ~n~~~~e79~~bmldl. Cin· I 1 lfll to Colwnbus Monday for Mr. visit with the latter'utster, Mrs. Mu: Brown wu nrgleal 1 Evans A. Rulherford, Plano, WY 2-3174. 6 18 tfc !,2t84. 6 17 6lp Interviews will he held 11 and Mrs. Don Beegle. The Glenn Wolle, Washlnllon, D. C. Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Texas; and a lister, Mrs, HOUSE with bath in Bradthe LaSaUo Hotel in Middlelui Gruoser, l'[mnh!Jqi IIIII Bucks expect to visit for an Mrs. Alee Wheeler aDd B!U patient at Veterans MemorMendal Jordan, IEIIzabeth), bury. Call Mrs. 0. It Lyons, M&M CONTROLS port, Thursday and Frfday, Healia& indefinite time willl the Bee- who hsve 1pe11t two weeki with lal Hospital Carpenter, Ohio, who ourvive, Rutland. SH 2-4294. ALFALFA WEEVIL Juneto24 9and June 25 from 9 MblerniiJe, Olio gles. Mrs. Wolle, will accompany John Layne and Sheldon 0 nd -•~ -'" I ni a.m. p.m. -· · ~abiOI u1 In d hid them h ....g "'"' oevera eees, I I 4ct ~ 1- -~- ... Mrs. Pa Erv an c I ome. Roush have accepted summer aepbewa, and cousins. M :!~ta~r:o!m~=lJ~~lo:ODt,!~ I We bave aU lila ren, Oak Grove, spent Sunday ~· Wesley Belles Jr., Mrs. employment at Camp Calvimere She hsd been in failing 4 Phone ROO HOUSE Syrscuse. Unteo I•• ;.u,u. ""'"'""'" MUrance Sewer MrhJnet with Mrs. Don Bell and Lorna. Lydian Walburn and Brod were Resort at Lake Culver, N. J. Mabel Ill Winebrenner Alfalfa WM'"· WuvU SpraJ conbl o~0 .. _ bealth for some time but was · toln• boOh. M• > ''" • .,. ••• •• "' ..... 1011a • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hender- breakfasl guests Monday of John will work with the rec:re. 3352 active until reeently. All that WY 2- · S 16 &tc ~.'!:':, •,::r:.•._::~"~;!;<~;;, ;:~ PH!!TO Copylns !lenlce. eop. Call WY Z-zt'lt DaJ or Ntgld son and children, Allred, spent Mrs. Ferne Heyman and Wes- lion department and will enter· could be given of medical aid THREE ROOM and bath, fum- ol ...of,.,,dl!structtvt' Gi'Oo " " ,,.,. non> les legal papers. 7 31 Uc Sunday with the litter's par- ley Belles Sr. on their way lain with thI band at .I .... luv~e uage, blriiimade rdol IJd a1moe1 ._ and care could not improve ished aparlment, utiliti.. luu1 •• '" ' ... ,,. ""1 oonreco s a any AIR OONDMONING 0 _._._ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burn· home . to Alliance, after a vlstt Sheldon ,_ emplowed Ill ,.._ "'· 3 her condlu00 after ·' 1111e enter- furn!S ..-. telu Also "'"· COD~rob! , · - - - em Sr, Wiiii MrII. Hamer Wews ' · bed • Phone WY 2-""' •• .'"H '"" spit ••tlebup, other documenll. "·tont the fj '" ' - "' ed the lloll)ll'tal on May 2lsl, 212 S. 51h Avenue, Middleport "'"" '""" '"'"'"· LAND"""" Bealer lllsarance, l'w:!IIJ allan aervlce. Jaclr I Refrig- Mr. and Mrs. Denver NeiJon former's mother. ce. Ohl 0. •u 16 ue """ c~ "'' ••nn """'"II: ac~ 1 t ..... erauou, . Mrs. ho P. E. Roush fe. and her summons came. OJietltlve A~•rwlatlon at TU • .....New Heven, • •Pbooe ~... Middleport, spent Sunday eve-- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and turned e after .... _bu --· ~ th t tha M1\n Str~t. Pllmll!fOJ', rtNtll • 1110 David Is Sunda f II' .._ ....,.. """ s one event I APARTMENT FOR RENT. AJ. ' nlng with their daughter, Mr. were guea Y o I I patient at Holzer Holplta1. ;;:: h=:i:g. so Good loca- HEAVY DUTy cham blocks Help Wanted BEATING, PJmnhlnC MaeDer andReeMrsi Mrs. Waiter JIIaiD Gal- caMr. and Mn. Cw!a!DI· tion. W ter Crooks, WY and bulk tank. WI 9-3443. GIRL OR WOMAN for house- tu,..,.,.__ Araold Bralben, St Clalren guHeslll were, o .Man Col·-'-·· ham Jr. and Gary ol .Dattoa tvlls, ft, by the Providence 2-3631. 6 10 tic Bad Mllll lllreel, Pom- . rs. Roy. Saily ""'--c ......n. uwuuo, and Mr and Mrs. Homer Raulll ol God, may escape, but In 1FOR RENT Trailer space . 6 15 6tc work. Mrs. P. M. Cowdery, 11.'01· l'hlne WY WMI. Hill and children, Scott Depot, spent the weekend with her par- and Marla of Grove Ohio, lids conflict there 10 no re- oa N. Se<xmd-av In Middle- ALUMINUM BOAr and motor. Long Bottom. s 17 1119 7 20 Uo W. Va. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear- were recent guea1B ol llr. 1114 lreaL There Is no departure port Near shopping district Charles Seljrles, WY 2-2551. Don Bell, Paul and Eugene son, Mrs H Cunnlngluim, Sr. from th11 world of sm, s~ffer- Concrete patios. Call WY 6 IS 6tp WAITRESS _ apply In person, Auto S.lel Erwm spent a recent Sunday Mr. and ~· Richard Morrl- ~. :::'Mrs. Nathan Roush lng Ill the higher and divine 2116, WY J-3346 or WY 2-3600 1965 STEREO console, radio Blue and GNy, Pomeroy. In Columbus. so~ and children ol Alabama, of Detroit visited recenUy with life, but through the gates of 6-5-tfc equipped, 4 speed changer du.. 6 1 Uo ne Ramlller Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush Rev. and Mrs. James MorriJon laUvea here death. Neither tears nor anW•ld 8ludud o1 llOIIIIilel and family called on Mr. and Jr. and children Greenbrier re • gu!sh, nor breaking henrt, can 3 and 4 ROOM furnishe<l apart- a! volwne control. This sel u. s. Clwll Sorwtco T-1 lleollellee Mn. Henry Hurt at Beden, COUJt!Y, W. Va., accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edwin lltelll avall anylhinr when lht sum- ments. Rowley & Reed Herd- 4 months old. Lovely walnul M••· ""m•• " uo "'- 111c ear ddt IIIII ,.- W. Va. Sunday. their parents, Rev. alld Mrs. are vlsiHnr Mr. and Mrr Pldl- 2 SOPIGNS I{OIJ'RE OM !tv HAROLb TH1S MI~AL FINO l'a TOO MM.OU9lY VALUA~LE EVER T:J No! HONEST ?aT'RIOT GET FI<OM LJI(e B€ ',ZED BY lA-l, WE'lL +1~VE 1"0 SELL ON THE WORLD MARKn, BU T Al' r;Q§J". ";"o 1 Q!!ll QWN COU"iTRY ~ THo-.~ GRA'\' .:.LL t:ORElGN ~Tl<ll:$ WILt. Df.l"Y ~: AND TO TI-!H·t Th:;. '-liD FiR1 CI:: WILL & PAYAbU! IIi Ata~O AD ·~ , AD'/AMCE , b'TRJ(.."'T01,_ __ HM M··· I Il l""""--; ~-~ " ; \ !!:' '!'&2 I . YOU KWHd SEHATUI?. l T: ":-\K WE <!,;o("l(l :_. ' RKif·fl BOY .. . �• ,f ' ' 8-Dal\y Sentinel, Pomerov -Mi~~leport. 0. , June 1n. I 96!i ' tI t ;] lrtt'f'.<lilllrP ' tron with Mr. and Mrs. Hovr Commencemen t . D,'reCfOT Vl'sl'fs ard Hartman, Lebanon, 1"•. Chester Church They will return •.orne July 4 Is Held by The district renowship meet Of God Recently June lng will he Saturday evening Bible School 19 in wenstnn. Severa Ritp I Magnolia Temple ,r Picnic Supper is held b.v Women '·' 11..rt1 f.,,. rn"'t' . I Complimented Of American Lutheran Church Tues. 8 ;~;ni~::;;,~~~u~~;·;~~~. h~~~ 8Y Depu tY Atnt'rll'dn Lu the-ran1 rt was dec1'd Pd to m~1 at I rerently at thr Middleport Magnolia Temple. J'ythian Sis· Churchwomen ul Sl .h>h hn's and the home of members unt1l the First Uni led PrPsbyterian lers. was highly complimented , s· Pauls chu rehes hPI~ " 11ir·· new church is complt•led. A Church. Mrs. Richard vaughan by Sylvia Bownes. district del'" ' n , su pper on thr lawu <~f tilt• St . thank you note was. rrad. from and Mrs Tracy Hanning are I uty, wh~n. she visited the Tern. ; . Jonn's church Tu~sch~ even mg \1r!i. Edward Stark and famtl y. leaders of the troup. pie offtc1ally Thursday even- i with Pa.,tor 1\r<l l\' :1·d11ni~ gr<~re. , P!ans were made lor a Stanley I th 1ing. At each station an arrange. / Twt>l\'t' mt'mhe 1 ·~. l-it'\ Kraly party the date to be announced.· A reception was held f.or he ment of flowers npl'esented the and a g11 ,'st ; 11 "" .l•l,Ji i :ianders Pastor Krale: announced a me- ~e~bers of the ~roop m t e color of the oftire. 1 01 CnlumhLb . 1 ~rn• pr !".~1 ·nt moritll fund has bet-n .:;el up. dmmg room ~ullowmg the ce;e- Elizabeth Campbell, most · 'Ille visit of Rev. Dean R. from the Chester church wil Bible school commencement Goodwill, District DlreeiDr of attend. was held at the Laurel Cliff Wells!Dn, at Chester Church There were 38 at the Youn~ Free Methodist church Sunday of God for a quarterly confer- People's E11deavor Friday June evening. &r.ce was well attended and 11. The hymn, 11 Preclous Jewels" highlighted a week of church Oficers elected for the eont· by the congregation opened actlvlty. ing year were Mrs. Lois E~sthe program followed with A number from the church, bach, president of tht SOCiet~ prayer by the Rev. EllJiene l after the Sunday worship ser~ for those 13 years old and over One muy designate wht•re mo rrrony. Commlltee members or excellent chief, presided und i Gill. A story "One Solltarylvlee, brought well • filled bas- and Miss Penney Wolf, presi· F'ullm1i~g \' J•' ··i iPI -t'l, the ne~ ts 10 be pltwed and i! not 1 the event were .Mrs. Ralph 1opened the me~tmg in ri!uaJ-1 Life11 was told by Mrs. William kets and surprised their pastor dent of the Juni~rs, 12 yeart 1 grrHtp ad)nunwd '" 1!11' dJU~ch it wlll go lo building fund , Prat1. .'t.rs. Wtlltam , Hamm,, istlc form. Ca rrie Grueser was ! Neutzling and the children san~ The Rev. Gilbert Spencer with and under. A vt~ president few thr r<·.gui:~J nwPrrrr:~. wlar h , . . . . .. Mr~ . Wtlllam Ingle~, and ~rs. reported ill and Gladys Cue};~ ! several numbers Following! a bir~day dinner honor~ng his and one assislant was elected orwned .,., 11 )1 rht> prt'<lll lhlt> of ~he nn.msterta! f\SS~ .•md !,~ · Norman Humphreys The g1rls 1ler home from hospital. Edith the pledge to the American and 24th bJrlhday. A huge barthday ror each group. fhf' l\mPrir:1n Lutlwran Cln.1·rh· mt!lt's wtll met't at SL .John s are takmg coo~rng lessons each l L.anmng was reported in disChristian flags and to the Bib- lcake was provided by Mr. and Mid·Week prayer meeting hal women. Mr~ \l1d:r\' 1\J I Itam s , l· .~ur.rh July 12. at 1.0 ~ m for a Wednesday at ~he Col~mbus tress having lost brother by , le a puppet talk was given by Mrs. Pat Williams with the been changed from Wednesday prt":"e:nterl the htt,lr . . t11dv on p1rmr and Mrs. Vtrg1l Hamm. 1and Southern Ohm Elertnr· Co. death and a card wa s sent lo D~rlene Eblin. pastor's DBIIJe Inscribed across to Tuesday evening . Matunng in Lu·. r'. tn1"ed on ~Irs. Cla renre Grueser. Mrs. A mothe,·s tea h~s been plan. her ~<My Savior Teaches Me" the top. He received many useMath•w 5 42-48 .Joe Thoren Sr and Mrs. Wll· ned for July 14 A contribution of $5 was was the theme of the school. lui gift• and the afkrnoon was FATHER DIES ji'0==-----""----11ram B Downie will be premade lo the MeJ'na Hr•me. A JOY WISEMAN Class One gave memory verses speQt in singing, discussing The Rev. Donald Boone sent to serve coftee ~ .. ......, "F"' ,.,, ""'"' "''l'~· ·- ~~~ communrcatton Wds read /rom , and sang their class song led plans for a camp meeting and ceived word Thursday ol tht Pastor Kri! Iv repor ted on II1e " ~· Mar1l •e \oams grand <'hlel m by the teachers Mrs Eugene!1the other activities. Visitors on unexpected death of his latber, · ' I OhiO ll1Sir1Ct' conveotion rn •' n • regard to the Grand Temple ' Gill, Miss Sandra Gilmore and occas~on were Mrs Sturn. Mr. George Boone, 146 N. Elm. 1Columbus Ja<t week Mrs sesston lo he h,. Jd at Cleveland Mrs. William Bailey Classl bo of M1ddleporl; Joan Lan.. St., Manchesleri Connectlc~t. ' Hamm M"s Erna Jesse and in Sep'ember Mrs Rllmll. Two taught by Mrs. Steve EIJ. ,h~m and two sons, ond her , The Rev. Mr. Boone and chil· Mrs Wilham Mayer were nBIII· Mrs 9:•lsmllh and Mrs Ntxnn lin and Mrs. Ernest Powell SISler, Jeanette Lanham and dren, David and Jeanie, left ' t'u.o as the comm1't tee for vear ~~ eporf jj of Lon·m 't'emple we"e ~elcnm HAVENSWOOD Mr and I gave Psalm 2.'1 and sang "The daughters. Friday· for Manchester and wiD 1- • w· RR Th h b . b k M be kd1 ed as "ue<ts Mrs Roy M 1seman, av" l Good Shepherd Song" e c urc also held Its an. stay m Granville for Mrs. oo s J erne rskwere a~ e I o Mr and \1rs. Allen Roush or I Follo:,mg . Mrs Bowne's m· enswood , W Va. announre the Class Three taughf by Mrs nual Sunday SchooJ election and Boone, who was attending a save Bf'IIV roc er coupons or u d Mrs . t f tl da1ghter 1I . installed fl' . and dnlr r anWaverly· ' sp1ring talk ' each •uuesl -; poke engagemen ot La leJr l ' Gerald Pullins Mrs rlt!Wr o th1cers. Average Baptist Women'• Conference SllYelware· for new church an d I Bradbury • • 1 E I Olson • atte d 0 William Howdr ' briefly E:rna Jesse on behalf · 0 Y .ar ene, 0 rry Klein and Rev Gill gave the n anee or e past month there. The R.ev. Frank Chees~ also boUle caps w1th money to d [ catlon · Cl k r M and Mrs Ro1>- 1 · · w 63 . MIDDLEPORT. 0. be 1 ed · b 'ld' f d ·, Ihave retunre rom a va , of the Temt•le presenled Mrs ar · son r. · I parable of the two sons as · brew w1ll he In cltarge of the P."'' m ~~ mg un t '~ , tnp lo Dale Hollow resort at Bownes With a' corsage ;,, mon- ell Clark, Hamsonvdle, Ohio. Thomas Soulsby reading' Miss Judy Robinson .and Sunday church sel\\'lces ~~ the ~~~:::::::====:::::;~;.: Lords pra)er '" um son c ose !celina. Tenn They vis<ted var· ey. A meetrng of the Past The brKfe..,Ject and the pros- I scripture and Ivan Poweil Misses SbeUa and Doris Bearbs Middleport First Baptist Church I m..ting "'" he 1ous tounst spots '" the area l Ch1efs was an nounced fm July pechvef bHndegroomll are Hgradu· l the father and Dennis Gilmore are spend10g a month's vaca· during the Boones' absence. and also tn Kentucky. , ates o arr1sonv1 e 1 gn th ..,..._ _......,.-.......,........iiiii..;....,......,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiOij !held Juh 2 at 8 p.rn . at the t Mr , and Mrs Fred Bush of l 1, at the homt> at i\lrs Gf'orge School. Miss Wtseman graduat· l and Dean Pu 11 ins e sons. I Pomeruy. Ohto home of Mrs Vtrgil Hamm , Columbus are guests or their : Hemes. ~ emb~~~.~ ..:~re rrrnlnd- ed from Columbus Busmess Un~ l Class Four taught by M r.s. Ne~se &-.ttJement I M I D Diles and • ed to bnng atll< e-. fo, a sun. iversJl~ attended Anderson Col- I James Gtlmore and Mrs. I TONIGHT ' : ~~~en!~;d ~~s , C R. Rhodes I shme basket lege. Ar;derson. Ind. , and IS pres' ford J~;obs presented t 11 ~ I NOT OPEN I TRY IT NOW , Mr' Lest a (;othard of Co·l At lh• close of the med~ng. enlly employed With the State story," Jesus the Light of the I I:IOSTON ~UP II -- Thi~ may lumbus ts vtsltmg at her home a so~wl. hour ~;<.~ ,,.en Joyed an~ Departmf'nl or Mental Hygiene World A special song was SU~~·n~~~21~2~ES. 1be an 1dea for sohnng Boston s 111 Middleport for several weeks hom{ ma~e COOKie. , ~U.lch a~d and Correction Mr. Clark is presented by Barbara Klein, " PAJAMA PARTY'" knu!ly lraffte problem. ' Re-eenl guests of Mr. and mmts .we1e :et ved. hom a ta- presently employed With the Darlene ~Jchael and Nancy and wi\~e,~~~!~~.0 kirk Research reveals that in 1899, Mrs Leo Kenned y wNe her : ble With. wtul~ ."nver and Cf'n· Ohio Department of Highways ., Darla Gall to close the pro- , and Annette Funit·t'l lo · les were barred from 'iistt'rs, Mr. and .\1rs. C. R. Gi1· 1 tered Wllh a~ a r. ~ n~;:-M r ~l .of 1'hf' open c:hureh wedding will gram. 1 P'utuntt•: Wha' Happened I Hoston's sr1eets between 10:30 bert or Springfield and Mr. and flowt>rs Mrs. C-tmvbell ~res1d- be an event of August 28, 7:30 j As each class gave ~~. part i.:;;::;:::::':'t:o:r':":':'':":'===~a~.:m~·~":":d~9~P~-~m:·-==~ Mrs. Jesse Lake. West .Jdfer- . ed at the punC'h boY~ I. of they were presented cerlifJcates l 1p.m. at The First Church lson. Mr. •nd Mrs . Lake came l· • God, Columbus Road, Athens, by Rev. Gill who also present· 1• 'for the funeral of his brother· \ ,wilh the Rev. Claude Sandlin! ed certtftcates of appreciation :1 in·law Ralph Congrove of Cool-1 O~evof10ns loff:ciating. Immediately follow· ID the teachers and others who ' ville ~·ho died last weekend. ; tng the ceremony. an open re-- assisted with th~ school · Funeral serYi('CS were he I d. 0 lceplion will be held in t b ing Miss Becky Eblin, Mrs. m Coolville , church basement. man Schaefer, Mrs. Verne i Sgt. and Mrs . .John E. Lyons , UfC . Story. Mrs. James LeWIS, Mrs. son, John Ed•ard, of' Devotions by Mrs. Leo Story William Neutzling and Lloyd IOctean!;ide, Calif., have arrived opened the meeting or tho Epis-1 Wright. OPEN "' the home of his pa rents. eopal Church·women Thursday Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and afternoon al the parish house SISTER mE TONIGHT . Lyons. who has com- with Mrs. Patrick Lochary. vice Mrs. William ll Onwnie re· pleted four years service wilh president . in charge eeived word from her cousin. UNTIL the U. S. Marine Corps. was Mrs. Fred Crow Jr., gave a An amended announcement of Mrs. Anton Lind!ilrnm of Mll· promoted to Sg l recently. He report of thp June mt¥"'•ng of brothers and sisters surviving waukee. Orepon, that her sister, ' 9 has recieve(& his d i~cha rge from the Diocesan board wh~n an Mrs. Maude Schuster was made Mrs. Clarence Arney (Amy the Marines and he and his Ia· ' Urban projeel was discussed. available today by the family. Lee) died Tu••dav, following mily -are staymg at the home! The Diocest> of Southei-n Ohio Mrs. Schuster d1ed ~ Wednesday he-art surgery six weeks ago . his parents, for the prese~t. : was nne Df sewn in the United at Holzer hospital. Service~ will 1Services were held Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perrrn States selecled to work on I he he held Monday at 1 p.m. from Holy Trinily Lutheran church, Select a Shirt from the big selections of Dresa of Dayton are hel'e lor the week -I pilot pro jeri. l lhe Ewing chapel. Thousand Oaks, California and 1 Shirts and Sport Shirts in the Mens Department on end w1th his daught er. . A rev1ew or the book "Crt>dos Hrothers surviving are James burial was today, in Portland, Mi ss Bt:'verly Per:in. T h ~ y And Quips.'' by Virginia Cary Farnsworth. Jr. of Chester; Ger. Oregon, Memorial Indoor ceme· the Main floor . Other Gift Suggestions: Easy Cbail'l came for the weddmg of \1tss Hudson was given by Mrs Ev-: aid Famsworth. Newport. Ohio tery. Perrin and Wt lham D1xon to erf'lt Hayes. The book . a sequel and Paul Farnsworth, Jack- · ::: ___________ il Luggage, Bathrobes, Toiletries, Kodaks, BWfolda, be held Sunday to .Jigs And Julets. which was 1sonville. Fla.: eighl sisters.' day by Mr. James M. Gault. etc. Mr and M~s. Ca rl Jones and , a senes or essays writtt'n when eight siset rs are Mildred Deputy Administrator, or t h .d'au.ghler . Carlt't'll. Drayton she was 10 years old . was writ. I Addlesburgt>r. Nl'w Matamor- Logan Branch Offi~~. This ft Plams. Mtch. a~e spe nding t.he ten in la ter years for church as: Garnet Cress, Fl.Ravenna gure rf'presenls an in~rease weekend m Mtddleport w1th , women. 1 CI<Ara Fransworth. Kent: Mary $6,151.45 over the prevJOus three relatives. I During the business session McClure, Canton : Fanny Pril-1 month pt>rlod. Forrest . Bachtel, stude?t at plans we.re made for the ordina- l chett, Canton: Kathleen Mug- ;:;;~:..:;~;;;;,..., ...,...,...,_:~~~iiii M~unt ~mon ~allege, Alhance, lion of the rector, Rev. R1ch-1 rage. Bellaire : Eunice Smilh l f>!Ch.<l Ohro. " Sp<'ndmg the weekend •rd Marlin , Sunday, July 4 at and Patty SmiU1, both of Wells· Modoej 2JCS30/6 W!Ul /m; parents. Mr. and Mrs. 4 . F tB h p.m. Pi·ans Yrere rna de ror bUJ'g w Va ?rres ac _tel and family. ~e servi ng a suppt>r folluw·.,~ the. - -- - ,Will be solmst for the Perrm-' . . , . !Dixon weddin Sundu ordmatlon. Ml I ~nora Kenl i M:\I!.F:S ,.~.WAROS g. y. wt~s welcomed as a guest , Th Cab•net is "' compact could Simpson .and dau. Refreshmen Is or coo k.1es. , h e L ·r•<o Bronch Office of . htMrs .!aTilt's S 10~de thtS Motorola round .V' g er, . andri1 . were Columbus h d . 1 t e 8 urtra u or Workmens Com. 1 pensJIJUn VISI!ors Wednesday, punc an mm s were servf'd made awards total· t<obe Color TV cabrnel shell~1 ~ 't 'lllln space to spare I 1 Mrs Oscar Housh and dau- by Mrs Coarles Gibbs. Mrs : hng $2t7,835 96 for compensa 1 I I ghter, Mrs Ray Cunnmgham (•rl W:l: ~~d Mrs 0 ·d 8 ·. Stoul. l t10n, medical , and hospital ser- 1 '' were Gal]JpolJs VISitors th iS rom a a e t'ef nlere V..llh an vrcts during the months . week. , arrangement o summer now- March A .1 d M ~ The picture is rectangular, fun , brg. M C 'd d . ' . pn . an ay, 1 ~5 . \ 1rs Mddred Zeiglt>r ls visit ers . rs. row prf'SI e at according to figurts relea~ed Cab1rlelltii la w . slim. compact ing in H!'c kley , W. Va. with punch bnwl. PIJSh button DemagnetiZer helps clarit.,. , relati vs. ·---PICture of magnetic 111terference ' Mrs Jean Cook• and daugh- 11-lrs. M(IX Folml'r 82 - chaMel lon•ng. ( _"" ___ ) tcr. Connie and son. Tommy, j f :rlll'rluin• rlub Power transfOI"mer chassis , Prien wen~ Jn Parkersburg recently TONIGHT whert' Connie had d t 1 . Mrs ~1ax Folmer entertain 1t Lighted chan nel 1nd1cators. - - • Shrt At gery. en a sured the Ca nasta Club on Thurs. "FLIPPERu Colot rndrca1or oghl. ( . _.. \ 1he fabulous dolphin Mr and Mrs. Rodney Hill and da.v even in~ at ~f'r home . \_ J $399.95 Starrma: Chuck Connors , son, Greg of BuckannO W V Avenue. Pnz~ wmnt-rs wt>re (Color) were weekend visitors n~ith. re~J Mrs. John BP~vt>r <~nd Mr~. -andatives in Middleport : Donald McKenzte. · Mr . .~:~nd Mrs .Ji.m Dale of Refreshments were served to "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" Beckie)• vtsited Monday with the above named und Mr s., With Barry Sullinn . Mr. and .\Irs. F.:arl Davenport Charles Riffle. Mrs .. Paul T1•:. · and Marilyn MaJlwell and fami ly. They were arcorn- lo:. Mrs. ~ugene Tr1plett , Mrs.! WITH MILLER MAYTAG sUNoAY and MONDAY pan1ed tn Beckley by Mrs. Har-' Richard Fmlav..·. and Mrs. Guy Juno 20.21 riet Davenport who hal; been · Cowan. WY 2-3635 Harry Miller Pomeroy visiting with her son ~nd fa.: - ----"'NE CHALK GARDEN" mtl y, The brocket of Central and Deburab Kerr Hayley Mil11 <Tech~lcolorJ "'i:=.;___-.,_.-...-._.-_,..· South Ameri ca probablv 1s -ondworld's smallest deer.· stand· "THE BEST MAN'' Henry F;ind.i 1ing less than 20 incht>s at ·. Cliff Robertson Iwithers. tcgatta The ' ' '"' ~i iS ~s.UCCCS i: ~) ·:a. ~. #-C I -----------------------------·--------------------------~------------, • • e 1 il -,. at y il •' 'I l I ' ·l ;I Around A d , ' · k W1seman-Ciar wedd'1ng Date I A ed s nnounc ' b A out M. dl 1d TONIGHT I ,. , * I SHOP UNTIL 9 PM ° MEIGS THEATRE theTh"e"en~~~ Select Your I I I I I I Father's Day GIFTS at I 1 I ( t E MOTOROLA Elberfelds I Open M • f , eeflng Ch h Women .I 1 1 I I ( I ( I t l I Survivors of Mrs, Schuster A A d re nnounce TV in compact cabinets I I i Elberfelds In Pome: I NO. 54 3 t ' THE SHOE BOX ,, VOL XVII lo en tine ~ 1~ ~ 1\ r * * ** * ' • 1 BEST OUTSIDE * . I Jlliill ' ] £1 -- PAINT VALUE YOU CAN BUY 1n11-roup - 1 YOUR CHOICE .•. JUST $99.95 I than 23" sided Jo.,lex -o. mount in!"lalla· Pt'fln)' pi n('ht·r (JUI'.I · r unit . Rust resi:d· ii.nt hf' <~vy J.:ll"~"' -. !H•t cabinet. 13 1'01 x 22 9, HI ~:: 1:11 ~ ·. BAKER I •• ·-" . bophy, , phy and a t50 bond by J a e k :: a $100 Caney, preSident of the Porn· ; ~ Mrs. eroy Chamber of Commerce. .' :emony Wmning the MISs Congenial· ISS Son· lty trophy was Carmah Saxton, •"ers. daughter of Mr .. and Mrs. Jam· a es Saxton. GalhpoiJS. Joe Slru· ble, emcee lor 1"': pageant, 118 made that presentaflon. _, , Ot.h h ·• er con 1es1an1s. w o pre. ty of ta1ent acts u sen Ied a vane ..., (Continued on page J) I I SATURDAY, JUNE 19. 1965 ! ADMIRAL PLAYMATE 13" Portable Television 31% MoroPicturaThen 11" I' WAIT for the BIG ONE! HARTLEY & BENNETT'S SUMMER 'SHOE I R11gged preci sion 14.000 volts of TERM 5 Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. $10.00 Down 35c Por Day .39 GAL. ewATCH FOR OUR SALE AD IN THE ' TUF.SDAY, JUNE 22 ISSUE OF THIS NEWSPAPER - COMPLETI SALE NEWS AND LISTINGS, picture power ,:- r I I I I I I I THE POMEROY CEMENT B'LOCK CO. I The D.fla,rtmtnt Slon of lulldllig Sl~ lfiS I PAINT DIPT. ' . f1H9NI . WY·2467t' ' I . ·. llfllj bow otflclals today term- Byar, Miss Southern Ohio. 'illlo ed the Big Regatta Weekend iD lng the wiMlnl drlva M Pomeroy. a'll'lrds. Miss Byar was l!llllfpt Over 12,000 Ill cash prizes ed Saturday nJshl II 1 • was presented ID racing con· pageant, IH!Id In conjUJti:fjijl test.anla participating In the with the reptta weeU!Idy,: Sunday afternoon Eastern U. S. winner of the roelonal Divisional Championship boat. Anlerlea eonteat. . lng events at Pomeroy. Mro. Mabel Harrioon, _ . . The races were the conclud· tary.Jrtasurer of the Mld,W ing activities of the Big Bend Outbollrd Aaan., llld Regatta Weekend, a three-day of the National Ou~ affair spomrored by the Pome- Assn., served as chief iCCJ!«' roy Chamber of Commerce. and registrar lor the nces wnlle Regatta Chairman Willis D. A. M1rtln of Jackson, .WC.. Leadingham and Jack Carsey, was referee and · president of the Chamber of The race olllclals noted ~ Commerre, announced today wind condltiDns on the Oblo plans are already being maP" River SUIIday prevenlld ped to make the regatta an an· possibiUIJj of World fteeorda .. . nual event in Pomeroy. lng brok~ 'l'lle rllCel bad bijill "AU the octlvitleo collllect. sanctioned so any od with the regatta were reo on the II!. mile ..,.,... eelvod well 111d we feel the have been "written into till affair wao aa overwbelmiD& books." succeio," Leadblgbam ud 'Ille final Nsulta of the were as follow• ill !he ltlf II caney jolotly observed. Trophy winners in the 10 rae· live classes: ing events were : ......_ Tom McNamara of WMe X·Runabout Oasa ·Pigeon, Mich. in the C·Runa· McNamara of While P~ bout and X-Runabout classes; Mich., first; Charlea Whlft. Philip Zieg of Bellevue, Pa., Jackson, Mich., second; Ko A·Hydro: Kay Harrison, Ver· Saundert, Detroit, Mich., third: mition, 0., A·Runabout and B· Ed Thirlby, Traverse CllJ, Runabout; James King, Jr., Mich., fourth. Pittsburgh, Pa., B·Hydro : Dan· A·Hydro Class - Phi Up Zire1. ny Klrtz, Elkhart, Ind., 11-Ry· Bellevue, Pa., rust; .lullf dro: John McMullen, Flint, King, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Mich., D·Hydro: Ed Thirlby, ond; Kay Harrlton, VennUI\jn, Traverse City, Mich. c-1 Run· 0., third and Ton Koprivw, about and Richard Austin of Brewster, 0., fourth. Lainsburg, Mich., X·Hydro. B·Hydro Class JaPresentalion of the trophies King, Jr., PlltlbJII1h, Pa., llrlr; WBi immediately following the (CunUnued on pqe a) f'!- records"""'f Ultrasonic Waves to Peek Into Rib Eye Beef Muscles Looking into the rib eye of a living beef animal Ia QJie of tl•e highlights scheduled lor the Agronomy-Beef Cattle Day, to be beld Wednes~ay, June 23, 1 to 3:45P.M. (EST) at the Southeast Substation, Ohio Agricultural b· periment Station at Carpenter. A high frequency sound wave, mucb higher than the human ear can. detect, will be applied to the loin region on the beef aruma! to detenrune the amount and size llf musclin& in tbe animal, as welJ q t•le~C 1he amount of excess fat on the &, . .:• " '· ' .,. animal's back. There· wlll ' be l'!Vielll of reo This technique, known as UJ. cent rtlfarch projecte • HeNtrasonlcs, will begin the after· lord-Ch.lrolais erolll·bntdinf, noon program at the research call and yearling ma1111ement, station. forage erop alternaUv11 far Wagon lours will shuttle visl· southern Ohio, pasture ,.... tors ID six other slops throupb· grams for southern Oblo lit out the afternoon, to acquaint of summer amwalo for . farm and city folks w1th the pasture In southern Ohio on fW . current research bemg ronduct. fa~• . reports on the alfalfa ed at the station. vll and Ita control, I aum- Mrs. Hopkins I Ii Ii Ovt~~\ 2,000 in C8sh Youth Hurt In Accident With Truck I I I .··::. Research and e11ena1o11 .... clalists from Ohio stale U~ sity, and the Ohio Acrlcultural ' Experiment Station Ia W00111r I will diSCUJI the projects, County u~ion q111111 Will serve u WlgOIJ tuur IUidea. 1114 point out other lt!Cent reonrcb in for&f[t and field eropa 11 ail A 14·)'ear.old Portland youth Carpenter atatlon, was injured Saturday when a . refrigeraiDr being hauled in a The oven! Ia open to tht ~ truck tipped over on the Souih- llc. A larp crowd II flliiil l ern High School sophomore. Frank Proffitt, son 'Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Proffitt, wu tak· en to Holzer Hospital by Ra· cine emtrgen<'y squadmen and admitted for treatment of cerebral concussion. • I li crofted chassis. Lun g i11t· pH iy Sl •"rr ~ t· CliLer cleans a1r. I BEI.PRE, Copen, 24, of W. Va., was when his Into • oteet W near th!A ty community Copen aow~renl tho wheel 1'he over •nd for ter the Impact, men l'eported. coped with Da:g'na n[ .: : :; ' I' I CHARTER HOUSE I BUY BOTH FOR $197.00 wide. Quick 1wu lupplement To The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, m.ro . P4 The Gallia Times c · IIi polis, Oldtt I in b) tmatl ota~ed 8 '. £ ( tnre. R•porll ~ ! Less 1 !ITIP 2) CUT ALONG THIS LIN I Ii I! i 45,000 BTU Air Conditioner ---------_,... 1 Associated Radio and TV ADMIRAL PRINCESS Victory is Pledged by New Regime ----~---- fortbe IIERE IS THE • FIVE CENTS WORLD ~tewmg ar~' , • '!J• 1965 ;l/ SAIGON (UP[) - South Viet Nam's new military govem: ment formally took over today •witr a pledge to prosecute the war against Communism until victory Is achieved. PIDLADELPHIA, MISS, Nguyen Cao Ky, commander A hr·radat group of :ivil rights of the air force. was In· workers planned to march 12 stalled as premier and Maj. mrles through thi s rural east Gen. Nguy•n Van Thleu as CPntral Mlosissippi countryside chairman of the military junta today to commemorate the slay at a time of increased fighting ings of three workers a year a· , on thf' ground and in the air. go. U. S. Navy planes tangled The march is srheduled to end with Communist MIGs o v e r al the site of a burned Negro North Viet Nam again Sunday c·.,urch With a memorial service and one or the Soviet . bullt for \licahel Schwerne1 and An· jets was blasted out of the sky. dy Goodman. white New York· It was the third confirmed er~. and Jame-!' Chanev. a Ne- ' 1 kill" for American aviator! gro from nearby Meridian, in the air war against the MISs. ' Communist north. In ground lighting Sunday, DELPHOS,- Pt.NNSYLVAN· Vietnamese troops k;Ued 40 I• Rei1road officials were try· Communist guerrillas in a re· ln 0 to determine today what dawn attack on a Viet Cong caused H cars of its 20-car Ad- stronghold 10 miles south of the mtral pa,.enger train ID derail Am~rican air base at Da Nang, h•ro Sunday niRht, injuring A spokesman sais 25 Viet Cong tight persons slightly. were killed and seven captured Tht train was bound from in another battle 15 miles Chlcap to New York when the northeast of Saigon. I ', . ' cars lUmped the track in this Mission Is Rejected weotern Ohio IDwn about 10:30 On the diplomatic front. both TOP OF THE CROP - Joyce Elaine Byar of Cinclnna tl, center, was crown~d Miss Southern Ohio at the Re· p.m. (EST). Communist China and Nortbl glonal Miss Amenca Pageant in Pomeroy Saturday as part o! the Big Bend Regatta Weekend . At left is Sheila Viet Nam rejected a British Jeanette Ruck of Wapakoneta, first runner·up, and at right, Jennifer Crew of Pomeroy who was second runner· ALGIERS - THE LEADERS commonwealth mission to se~ up. - Grover Photo. • o• Al&erla's m.!J.!lir.v re· tie the Viet Nam war peaceful· · · today --.. ....... ...#> ... -..........."" ·-- · -- ....~.- ""' -- ••. - ~ ....... - : -........ -:----~ ·, 1 1 MONDAY, JUNE I An "overwhelrnlnS auecesa" final Nee wltll ~ the . . . I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Win~:~. s of Saturday Racif I i t...:2.;, Jackie's Sister Preparing for U.S. Visit THE VOICE or BROADWA'V BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN WbaiEIN II New Prlnceu Lee Radzlwtll, JaeflueiiDe Kennedy'• heauUiul younger 1l1ter, 11 preparing lor 1 ftJDt In the United States. She'• chosen "Sabrina Fair" u her vehicle, ond a famous producer wiD pr11ent her in var• louB key eltle! - perhaps eventueUy, on Broadway. For quito • kml Ume Prlnceaa Lee bas wlntod to do IIOIIIOihlng more drematle tlutn befnl 1 fall!lon· plate London holtea, and 1he" • been taking acting fiiSOIII lor quite a while, quite Intensively. She 11114 to have appeared In Pbllotlelpbll lor 1 week thls Siinuner, but that velllurt luto been eancelled Ill favw of • nwt ambllioul tout .. Wll· 111111 Holden bU taken off lor Kllrope ICilD, and lm'l Upecl• ld 10 ntum to llollywooil imtll July. He'• upedld to rands- .... witll hll wife, ArlliJ, tiut 10 tar neither hu uld' uy. lhlilf to 'e'lrffy tltelr mll'ltal llatul. SlndJr l.eedl ol · I h' a ''Dii l ·llelr A WlltzT'' cut il Dies Sunday in ~mner·ug In the Miss Ameri· ~ay nlg t, was awarded a ~ by Cona. W;·.. er H. Moeller. ~ the pageant wbo resides in Y4with Cone. and Mrs. Moeller. '•i I u...,. v•oRIAGE LICENSES I~ IN MEXICO-Deep In thought, French actresa Jl, ._.tta Bardot guea .from the window of her dressi.ng room ill Mexico City. The French beauty io on loutlon · for her latell film, "Viva Maria!" ' ,, Franklin Junior Ryther, 35, · Pomeroy,- loundatlon mechanic, and Anna Mae Baird, 21i, Porn· aecretary ; James ADen Havvfey 119, Pomeroy, coal roal miner, und VIrginia M. Br~ckles, 33, Pomeroy, houoewife. WINS DRVER llearlnr IWtllteot soundo / Terenca .818mp'l voice on ·the telepho!Ml.. 'l'!le cinema hearltllrob bU told her he11 be seeing her In New York the 111'11 .week In July, which wiU be bacl news the ,from London - .. .J.-. ."TTie Sbrlmp" Sbrii!!P- ,, .\ ' ton, the covtr girl tilf!Jo wu supposed ID he Terence'l a'bsb. lute favorite "' Arlen~! Best, widow of lamed , jazz drummer Denzil Be.t, io eonlerrlng with attorne)•s. DeQ. (Continued on Page 2) ' ' Susan Ohlinger, Middleport, has been alUIOiltlCed as winner a hair dryer presented by the XI Gamma Mu Sorority. CITED TO COURT 'Ille accident happened at e p. m. Saturday on Route 331 in front of the Clair Boso resklence at Great Bend. The Meigs County Sherifrs department, which Investigated, aald Proffitt was attempting ~teady the refrlgeroiDr whea tipped over, broke the truck rack sort and went onto the round. Proffitt went off truck WI'th the reu...... t '6er1 or. was knocked unconscious. The department was again at 7:30 p. m. Saturday ID Nease Settlement where Harris. 13: daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Harris, was by 1 car while riding a bicycle. The car was operated James Dalley, 26, Syracuse. bike and aulD met on 1 The youngster was taken Mtlgs General hospital treated lor lacerations of right knee and abraolooo of left leg. The Sherlll'a Department rested Larry WilHam Groham, Ky., llld Jamet1 Phllllpo Rt 1 both ..; dl~btnc the charges and Genld f1, Pomeroy on 111 charge, over the INIIkend. West Virginia Services .,. IIIUIOWICid llliiMrs. Esther M. lloptb, 'll Pad9 City, W. Va., wbo at 11:45 p.m. Sunday, at 1111 WtlziU County boopilal ll New Mll'lilutvlllt, W. Va. She was born March ,4, •""' : ._ at Lon& Bottom, tbe daug~ 411 Lewis and Lydia LarklliJI Younc. She wu a member G1 the Eastern stan and W1lllt Shrine at Slstenville. w Vl and of St. l'aul'a Meti.odlit church · ' Survfvon Include her .._, band, F. R. Hopldns; two..,.._ Howard Younc, Padon Qty, and Ernest A. Grlm, the POit'. at Paden City; a._. , Lewis Y.oq, Sr., Pom••J: • olepson. Jolin lloptlu; ,_. en City; two ~drln,IW IIUI fll'l!llkbllchll, two llill l1"anclcblldren ancl two IIU~. ... ·,.' J' ~ ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 19, 1965 cozart jeffers sayre