https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84cc480a6151cb9e6100fd17d5bda703.pdf c92f3bae1bd2cb90a55650e1c8e4eabc PDF Text Text ' .. ,f ·i 1 ·~· : ' .' Rit~> I or .,. l"tlllp . Tempfe [ Magno IIa compI'tmen t ed By Deputy 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MirldleporC 0. June 19. 1965 l 111.psfitrm• Picnic Supper is held by Women I '·' II ,.,,I . Lutheran Ch urch Tues . Browme The mvestiture serVICe for 01 Amertcan Scout Troop 6 was held .. commencement · j Director Visits ard lion with' Mr. l!ld Mn. Ho\+Hartman. Lebanon, I'll. chester Church They win return ·.orne July • The diStrld fellowship meet Of God Recently lng will be Saturday evening June 19 In Wellston. Severa Is Held by Bible School cgatta The Amen<·•n Lutheran , It was decided to mPet at , rel'enlly at the Middleport · Magnolia Temple. Pythian sisTh• v_islt of Rev. Dean R. from the Chester church wll Churchwomf'n of Sl ,lohhn's t~ nd the home of members until the 1Ftrst United Prt>'lhytenan ters, was highly complimented , Bible school commencement \Goodwlll, District Director of attend. s· Pauls rhur<·h"" helct " plr· new church is eompleted A Church Mrs Richard Vaughan by Sylvia Bownes. district dep- · was held at the Laurel Cliff Wellston, al Chester Church There were 38 at the Voun! n _ supper on the lawn of llw St thank you note was read from and Mrs Tracy Hanning are \ uty, when she visited 'the Tem~ Free Methodist church Sund8y of God for a quarterly confer- People's Endeavor Friday June Jonn's rhun h Tut>sd ·ll e"enmg Mrs Edward Stark and famtly leaders of the trootJ. pie officially Thursday even- i evening. erJCe was well attended and ll. wrth Pa'i lor Kn.11~ ,•!il· 111 • gract·. P1ans werr madt' for a. Stanley mg At each station an arrange- I The hymn, "Precious Jewels" highlighted a week of church Oficers elected for the com· Twt'IVE' menrhPr·-.. J? e, Kull\i party the dttte to be announeed A reception wai'i held for the menl of !lowers f('r,resented the by the cor1gregation vpened activity. ing year were Mrs. Lots E~sand a guPst. i\11'-' i .h111 :-1:-mders Pastor Krale: announced a me- members of the ~roop 10 the color of the offire 1 the program followed with A number from the church, bach, president of thf' SOCJet) moria I fund has been ~ct up. , dmmg room followmg the cere- Ehzabeth Campbell, most prayer by the Rev. Eugene I after the Sunday worship ser- for those 13 year& old and ove1 0, r:nltnnhu.., 1-'.f'l't' u1 !''"!·nt . Onl' may designate where mo •mony. Commntee members for j excellent ch1ef, presided and : Gill. A story ''One Solitary Ivice, brought well · filled bas- and Miss Penney Wolf, presi· Pnllo\\!llg tlu-· ~ 1 1 1'1 '! 1 1 h (' ne~· ~~ to bt> rlaced and 11 not 1 1he event were Mrs. Ralph I opened the meeting in ritual- I Life" was told by Mrs William kets and surprised their pastor dent of the Juniors, 12 year1 groun ad]nurnt-d 1' tile dnu.eh 11 will go to bUIIdmg fund Pratt, \trs. Willt;un Hamm, l 1stJc form. Carne Grueser was Neutzling and the children sengi The Rev. Gilbert Spencer with and under. A vice president f ol tlw rrg1ll;-1 1 111 ~-'~" 1111 •• l\hlrh 1 " Mrs Wilham lnglf's , and ~rs. reported ill and Gladys Cud~- ; several numbers Following a birthday dinner honoring his and one assistant was elected O['lf'nt'd wuh tlw Jllt"illli:J it' nf· I he mmtslertal AS.."ill and Ia - Nnrman llumphrt'y!\ The girls ler home from hosPital. Edlth l the pledge to the American and 24th birthday. A huge birthday for each group. lhf> Amt>rir::~n ltllllj'l ;m 1 htH'h- mlilt>S wtll ~ert at St .fohns are taking cookmg less~ns each Lanning was reported m dtsChristian flags and to the Bib- Icake was provided by Mr. and Mid-Week prayer meeting hal women Mr~ \lwkPI \\llltams il•urrh July 12, at ~o ~ m for a ~ Wednesday .,., tht> Columbus tress having los!. brother by le, a puppet talk was given by Mrs. Pat Williams with the been changed from Wednesday pre-:.f'ntt>l! the tulili· ~tltdv on plrmc _and Mrs Vtrgll Hamm, and Southern Ohm Elertnr Co. death and a cord was sf'nt to ' Darlene Eblin. pastor's name inscribed across tc.. Tuesday evening. ).1<Jlunllg 111 l.t,H' l"1"cd on \Irs ( Ia renee r.rueser, Mr_s I A moth~>r's tea h1.1s been plan- her. "My Savior Teaches Me" the top. He received many use. Matht>w .'l 42-48 IJot" Thor~n Sr. and Mrs. WI I· nt>d for July 14. A contribution of $5 wns was the theme of the school. fuJ gUts and the aft....rnoon was FATHER DIES ,===----------.llw m B Oowme will be fJremade 1o the McJ!ria 11flme A JOY WISEMAN Class One gave memory verses spent in singing, discussing !he Rev. Donald Boon!! reSI:'nt In serve {'ofiN" I %iT:"'""' ., ~,.,--~ ~ , '-""(~':-? o. communtcatiOn was read from and sang their class song led plans for a camp meeting and ce1ved word Thursday ol the Pa>tor Kralv reported on t~e , ' Man lee .\d•ms gr•nd ch~et. m by the teachers. Mrs. Eugene' other activities. Visitors on unexpected death 01 his fatber, m ,: regard to the Grond Temple : Gill, Miss Sandra Gilmore and the occaSion were Mrs. Sturn· Mr. George Boone, 146 N. Elrn: Ohio Llistnrt" convention 1 ColumbliS last week. Mrs i seSSIOn to be h.-td at Cleveland Mrs. William Bailey. Class bo of Middleport; Joan Lan- St., Manchester; Coonectlcut. IHamm. Miss Erna .!esse and 1 in Sep'~mber. Mrs Rllssell, 0 Two taught by Mrs. steve Eb- ham and two sons, and her The Rev. Mr. Boone and chi~ Mrs William Mayer were nam- 1', Mrs. ~'"''mith and Mrs NIXon lin and Mrs. Ernest Powell sister, Jeanette Lanham and dren, David and Jeanie, Jell 11 of Logan 'l'emple we"P welrnm- RAVENSWOOD - Mr. and gave Psalm 23 and sang ''The daughters. It'd as the commitll:'e for year 1, , I Friday for Manchester and wiU 1 books Members were askt;d 10 1 h f ed as qU<·3ts Mrs. Roy M W1seman, RRav- 1Good Shepherd Song" The church also held its an- stay in Granville for M r !I , 0 save Hetty Crocker ('oupons for Mr and \lrs Allen R~usM : Following Mrs Bowne's in- l:'nswoon, W Va · a_nnounce the Class Three taught by M~. ~ual Sunday School election and Boone, who was attending a :SIIVt'I'Ware for new !'hUreh and I Bradbury. .and Mr. f al~v I spiring 1alk, each guesl spoke engagement of their daughter .I Gerald Pullins Mrs Grover InStalled new officers. Average Baptist Women's Conference "lso bottle caps w•th mon~y to Will•am Howard " av~r ~ · briefly Erna Jesse on behall .Joy !;arlene. to Larry Olson Klein and Re; Gill gave the atlendance for the past month there. The Rev. Frank Chees .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. be pl•eed in i1111ldmg fund The have returned fr~lm a vac~ 1 ~!' of the femple , presented Mrs CIHrk. son of Mr and Mrs. Rob- parable of the . two 'sons with was 63. brew will be tn char~• of the ~===::;:::;t,l Lord's prayer 111 umson closed lt"f. to .~ale ~~e ~w.. :i~!~r var· Downes w1th a corsage of mon- erhCiatd H~rr\sonv~ll~h Ohio. Thomas Soulsby reading' the Miss Judy Robinson and Sunday church 8<!1\Yices ~I the • lht> met>ting Ce ma. enn t ) the area 1ev_ A meetmg of the P <~ s t .e n ~ ec an e pros-- scripture and Ivan Powell as Misses Sheila and Doris Bearhs Middleport First Baptist Church The next meeting w1ll be ~ous tlounstK sp~ \ 111 Chiefs was announcrd for July pec!lvef· bHrtdegruorl_l11 are Hgr~du-~ the father and Dennis Gilmore 1 are spending a month's vaca- during the Boones' absence. and a sn m en uc y. ates o arnsonv1 e 1g n d D . h ;;;;.;;=Oiiii=iiiiii=iiiiii='""i 1 at !he home 01 I1\lrs• George ht:.Jd July 2 at 8 p m, at the t Mr and Mrs. Fred Bush of . . • School Miss Wisemall gradtlat- an ean Pu 11 ms I e sons. llome or Mrs. Vtrgil Hamm ..(A)Iu~bus <ire guests 01 their Hemes. ~tembe~s -~ere reml.ld- ed fro~ Columbus Business Un-iClass Four taught by Mrs. ",,t'.a. se ..t S •lllem•nt . . attended Anderson Col· I James Gilmore and M.. · parents Mr L D o·l1 eii and ed. to brmg arllc•e~ fu,· a sun- 1vers1tV .... Clif· 1' 1 TONIGHT -~---:Mr an·d Mrs. C R Rhodes. shmf' basket . lege. Ar;derson. Ind., and is pres- ford .l.c.eobs presented t h t:!l NOT OPEN TRY IT NOW , MIS Lest,, C:othard of Co·l At the rlose nf the me<'lmg, ently employed With the State story. "Jesus the Light of the BOSTON I UPII - Thi~ may lumbus is visltmg at her home a socml hour wa; enJoyed anr:l DepHrlment of Mental Hygiene World" A special song was SUN .. MON .. TUES. June '20-21-22 be an tdea for solving Boston 's 10 Mlddll•port for several weeks home made cookie~ • pu.1ch and and Correction. Mr. Clark is presented by Barbara Klein. "PAJAMA PARTY" knotty LraHie problem . Rt>l'ent guests ol Mr and mmts were served. lrom a ta- nre!\ently employed With the Darlene Michael and Nancy and ('fet'hnlcolur l k • With Tommy Kn Research reveals that in 1899, Mrs Leo Kennedy wl're he r1bl e Wl th w111 1~ ~ nver an d Cf'fl- Ohm Department of Highways. Darla Gill to close the pro· and AnnE'IIr Fun 1rello autmnnblles wc·rr barred from sJslers, Mr and Mrs. C. R. Gil- l tered With a!l an ;mg.:>MC'!1 I of 1'he open rhur('h wedding wi11 1gram. I P:utuntte: Wha' Happened Boston's srteets between 10 3(} bert of Springfield and Mr and flowers Mr '>. C.-1mpbt.'JI !JrPsld- be an event or August 28, 7:30 1 As each class gave its part '".:iii:iiiiii:C::::o:lo:':":'':••:":'===-:•_:n:::I:_ . :••:Id_:9:..:,v_:m,::·:..._..__.....,, IMrs ..Jesse Lak!!, West Jeffer- ed ~ 1 the punch bov.l p m. at The First Church of I they were presented certificates 1 ,. son Mr and Mrs Lake came ~ God, Columbus Road, Athens, by Rev. Gill who also present· ! fm the iuner31 or his brolher· wtth !he Rev Claude Sandlin! ed rertificates of appreciation : 1m-law. Ralph Congrove of Cool- 1 lorr•c~atmg. lmmedrately follow- to the teachers and others who :ville who d1ed last weekend ; mg ~he ceremony, an open re- I a~sisted with thP school incJud- ~ 1~·uneral services were he I d 0 lcepliun w1ll be held 1n the ing Mi" Becky Eblin, Mrs. Nor· I 'Tuesday m Coolville , chu rch basement. man Schaefer. Mrs . verne 1 Sgt. i.lnd Mrs . .John E. L~·ons l . Story, Mrs James Lew1s. Mrs. I and son. John Edward, of l Devotions b) Mrs Leo Story l , William Neutzling and Lloyd OceanSide. Calif . have arrived opened the meeting ol the EpiS· I Wright OPEN at the home of hiS parents. copal Church-women Thursday ! Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons aod afternoon at the parish hOUSf' l rS, C USfer SISTER fliE TONIGHT fam 1ly. Lyons. who has com- 1 with Mrs Patrick Locha ry. v1ce Mrs . William ll flownle repJeted four years service With I president. in charge. • ceived word from her cousin . UNTIL the U. S Marine Corps, was 1 Mrs Fred Crow .Jr, gave a An amended announcement of Mrs. Anton Llnd,trnm of Mil· promoted to Sgt. recently. He report of !he .June mf~>ting of I brothers and sisters surviving waukee. Ore~on. U1at her sister. has recievetl his discharge from the Diocesan board wh~n an Mrs. Maude Schuster was made Mrs. Clarence Arney (A my the Marines and he and his fa- 1 Urban rroJect wa::; d1scussed ava1lable 1:~'9 h.., ..a.- r.urn.ilu .r llo.(•.l tUM Turu:da\t fotlowiruz · I are staymg at the home I The Diocese of Southern Ohio Mn "~a ~ . h1s parents. for lhe present. was one ol St'\'Cn 1n the Umted at J Mr and Mrs. Thomas Perrin Stales selected to work on the Ji . ' .' Dayton are here for the week· j pilot proJect f I With hts da~ghter , 1 A rev1ew of the hook "Credof M1s! Beverly Pernn f hey And Quips" by Virgm1a Cary, J l l ~:r'r~:nfor the weddmg of \lflss Hudson was given by Mrs Ev- 1 ll and William D1xon to ere!t Hayes. The book. a seque~ ~ held Sunday. 10 Jigs And Julets, wluch wa;' ' Mr and Mrs. Carl Jones and I a series or essays written whe 'e ffiw_gbter . Carleen, Drayton she was 10 years old , was writ:- . Plams, M1ch. are spendmg t.he , ten in later years for church \ weekend m M1ddl~port wllh women. 1 · relal1ves: Durmg the busineKs sessio~ Forrest Bachtel, student al plans wue made fnr the ordinr~L t"' It Swlnlal Mount. Umon CQIIege, Alliance, tion or the rector, Rev RlciJ. \2J• 0"'~•111 (Joag !ube rn111 ; 2'74 Kl lrt 0 ~ 10 Js spt!ndmg the weekend ard Martin Sunday July 4 ai 7:00 TV Classroom 1-"'1'"' v~ewong 11e1 , 7:00 John'•' Almllllac 1:00 Mbter Mayor Model l3CS307B With hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 p.m Pl~ns were' made for Forrest Bachtel and family He 1 1·00 POileve ' Pall t:OO Alvtn Show will IJe 1 · t f tl p · . , servmg a supper follow'"~ thf &.15 Neighhon t: 110 Top Cat t :30 TeiUieBoee Tutedo sodd015 Sor die errm· ~ ordination. Mr Lenora Ken! we mg un av uo Hector Heallteoto 8 30 Soeiai Security 10·00 Quick Draw McGraw 1:311 i• 'Mrs • Ja~"s s·1mpson ·and dau- ' was fwelcomed as a guest . uro; . 10·110 Underdoa 8·45 Herald of Truth 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse JO:OQ r' IIglller . Sandra . were Co1urn bus i Re reshments of rook1e 1: 10·30 Fireball XI.S 11 :00 Llnlll The Lion Heartei 10:30 : ; 1:15 Word of LHo VJ~i!ors Wednesday 1punch and mmt s were se rve.1 II :till D""nl' the ll<lertlce II :30 The Jetaons 10:55 t:4() lrior Sweepstakea Derby Mrs. Oscar Ro~h and dau. l by Mrs. <.:oarles Gibbs. Mrs 11 ·311 Fury 12:00 Sky King 10:15 Channel 13 Prellellts . l~·Cil Theatre ~ 1ghter, Mrs" Ray Cunningham ' Carl 1~•11 and Mrs 0 B Stoutr 12:30 !It, Friend Flick• 10:30 King and Odie were Gallipolis visitors this from a table centered w1th a~ lUG Trails WP.!I I :00 I Lovo Lucy · 12:110 Bugs Bunny week. arrangemenl of summer nowr 1:00 Appointment I• Arusha 1:30 CBS News The picture is rectongulat, tun, big 12:30 Hopplty Hooper .\1rs Mildred Zeigler Is visit· ers. Mrs Crow presided at the 1.3'1 Happy llolid•y Alon1 I :45 Yanks Vs. Angel• 1 Cabmet lti low. slim, compact. '110 New American Bandstand mg in Bt"ck!ey, W. \'a. with punch bowl The Potomac 4:30 The Big P1cture Push -bunon Demagnehzer helps clarity 2:00 Major League O..blll I relattvs. ---2:00 Monta>Ul'a Flall!lnd L•ke S: 110 Jubilee p!CTore of magnetic 111terference 6:110 Wkte World 01 Sport. Mrs. Jean Cooke and daugh- ' Mr.•. Max Folmer 2:15 Ba ..bail Warm-Up 5:30 Early Show B2 -chameltunong • 30 Championship Wnt~tJinr 2·2> r.mcy Vo. Braves ter. Conme and son, Tommy, ! 1\nt~>rtaius t•lub 7:00 Lawman 7:30 The King Family 1r Power transformer chass•s. Pric" were in Parkersburg recently 5:110 Hull 7:30 Fanfare with AI Hirt 1:30 Lawreace Well: where Conme had dental sur· l Mrs Max F'olmer entertain L1ghted channel lndlcatof's . 5:4,i Sportaman's Holiday 8 3!1 G~hgan "• t•land ( : : ) St"t AI gery. cd the Canasta Club on Thurs. i 1: I .30 1960 AD-American 1 8:00 Fiau & Scruw Cotot ;ndiCaiO< lt9ht. t: 00 Secret Agent Mr and Mrs Rndney Hill and day evemng at her home. Nye Football Game 6·JO Man From U.N.C.L.E. 10:00 Gunsmoke ~ 4: -$399.95 were l0:30 Bob Young New1 1son. Greg of Buckannon, W Va. Avenue Pnze wmntrs 7;30 Fnpper 11:00 Ui>'To-Th&-Minute Newa 6: 10:45 Cltlller Theatre 1 w~re weekend visitors With rel-1 Mrs John Be~ver and Mrs. 1:00 Death Valt.y Days 11: 15 Weather Notea C: at1ves in Middleport. 1 Donald McKenzie. 1 1:30 KeDIUcky JODe.! 11 :20 Million Dollar Mov!ea 1: i Mr. and Mrs Jim Dale or ' Refreshments were served to I:IJlJ Saturday rught at Moviea 1: ~· I Beckley viSited Monday with the above named and M r s 11:00 Late News Ptcm IMr. and Mrs Earl Davenport Charles Rif.fle. Mrs. Paul T1o11:10 TV 3 Weather in the realm of hunting and fisir and family. They were accom- lor, Mrs Eugene Triplett. Mr,. 11:15 Sporu WITH MILLER MAYTAG lng, with analyaill and commenpamed to Beckley by Mrs. Har- • R~ehard l'mlaw. and Mrs. Guy 11:20 J!'llnio of the '50's e>pert outd00!'8men. riet Davenport who has been Cowan. 9:00 SATURDAY NIGIIT AT Harry Miller WY 2-3635 Pomeroy visitmg with her son and fa· : SAT., JUNE Zl HIGBLIGII'I'S THE MOVIES - "Detect1ve mily The brocket of Central arul 5:30-$:45 BEFORE IT'S TOO Story," starring Kirk Doug. • I South Ameriea probably is LATE - ThiJ award-winning las, Eleanor Parker, William , world's smollest deer, stand- ~ Piety film stars Dick Van Dyke Bendix. Drama delailing tho I ing less than 20 inches at the who describes an actual ace~ ocllvlly In a midtown Manl!at.. withers. l dent in which he Wll probably tan police alation. Central charaaved from seriOU8 injury or acters are Detective McLeod BUY BOTH FOR $197.~ ~If' death becaWlt he Wll WearJnc bls wife, Detective Brody, 1 " • ltll belt. lhoplifler (Miss Grant), an 5:*4 Color, SPORTSMAN'S ADMIRAL PRINCESS , . ' .Lv r. , HOIJDAY - new eolor Hrlel embez1ler, a discredlled doctor, ADMIRAL PLAYMATE .. IAT ,~~· ' Ill lite 1110A ucitlng Uperiepce HARTLEY I ' '. IDit two eat burglars. 1 e VOL XVII NO. 54 l SHOP TONIGHT d Around An Ab t ou M'ddleport UNTIL 9 PM ..... ' , ' " .;, I 3 t Wiseman-Clark W dd' D e lng ate I A need s nn u in the WORLD rr THE SHOE BOX I I I' 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . . , _ . . . _ . . . ,. . . . . . . . Fathers Day GIFTS at Elberfelds 1 1 1 D·evotions Open M • I eef1ng Church Women MOTOROLA ~~~!UCCCS ... til • at y ~~........ . . enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JUNE f'J• 1965 :l/ .c: ..r. ,&C Ovt~~\.2,000 in Cash . ·: . . / Win~~~- s of Saturday .... ' FIVE ~~· An "overwhelming IUceea•" llnal race with JO)'Ci ll(lil wu bow officials today term- Byar, MIA Soulhera (Jhlo, ~· ed the Big Regatta Weekend iD in& the wimlinC driYin IWIIt Pomeroy. awardll. Mill Byar- ~ Over $2,0110 in cash prizes ed Saturday nllht II 1 . . . was presented to racing con· pageant, held In COilj~ teotanll participating in the with the regatll weokintl, , ~ CENTS Sunday afternoon Eastern U. 8. winner of the retlonal llill Divisional Championship boat- America COIIIeal. lng events at Pomeroy. Mrs. Mabel Harri!IQII, _ . The races were the conclud· tary-lrea8Ul'l!l' ol the MlckW lng activities of the Big Bend Outboard Assn., and ~ Weekend, a lhr~y of the National OU~ 1ana1r sponsored by the Pome- Assn., oerved •• chlel . . Chamber of Commerce. and registrar for the J1lCft wliUe I ~~~~~~Chairman Willis D. A. Mllrlln ol Jacklon, ~. JI and Jack Carsey, wao referee and stal'ler. president of the Chamber of The race oUiclais DOled ~ Commerce, annoonced today wind conditions on the ~ are already being map- River Sunday prevenlld llil to make the reg~~lta an an· possibility of World Racordl ~ nual event in Pomeroy. ing broken. The riCI!I had biiill "AU the odlvltleo coanect- sanctioned so any l'ti.'OI'ds ed with the regatta were re- on the mile COUI'IIt woui relved weU oDd we feel the have been "wriUen into 11fi aHatr wao aa overwhelmiDI books." succet&," Leadlllgham aud The final multo of the .,_. Caney Jollltly obotrved. were as follows ill lhe ...._ Trophy wmners m the 10 rae- tive ciaaseo; events were: McNamara of While X-Runabout Clau Pigeon, Mich. in the C-Runa- McNamara of White Pieilitfj. hout and X-Runabout classes; Mich., first; Qlarles Whli», Philip Zieg of Bellevue, Pa., Jackson, Micb., se<ond; ·Kq A-Hydro; Kay Harrison, Ver· Saunde~. Detroit, Mich., lblril; [milion, 0., A-Runabout and B· Ed Thirlby, Travel'llt ~. Runabout; James King, Jr., Mich., fourth. Pittsburgh, Pa., B·Hydro; Dan- A-Hydro Class - Philip ZieC. ny Kirtz, Elkhart, Ind., B-Hy· Bellevue, Pa., first; .1tati!1f . John McMullen, Flint, 1 King, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa., ._ MICh., D-Hydro: Ed Thirlby, ond; Kay HarriBon, Vermlllfa. Traverse City, Mich. C-1 Run- 0., third aud Ton Kopri¥11', 1;:;~;;band;;;, Richard Austin of Brewster, 0., fourth. I' Mich., X·Hyrlro. B-Hydro Ciaas JaDIN PresentaU?n of the lrOphles King, Jr., Ptlllburah, Pa., fll'lt; 1mmed~ately following tha (Continued on Pile 3) "'* W Select Your 1 iS 1.,. 1 MEIGS THEATRE ~;' IH.o•ed T~ The rnme.u 01 The lfei1,•lfl- .b• I I -. 1 I Ultrasonic Waves to Peek Survtvors of M Sh A A d re nnounce TV m compact cabinets ~j ' ' I ---·- ----- ------- th ld Saturday's Television Program 1 WSAZ- TV Channel 3 ' WCHS- TV ChannelS WHTN- TV Channel13 4. * * * * 1 _ 1:1 1 l_:J.. 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F G 0 Af s l•t w·th c Re s emam our ames ut ter p l .. . · --~ TwinsToppleNYBefore CINCINNATI (UP!) _ It waa 8 day of extremes for Sammy Ellis and the Cincinnati Red! 18 they optit a doubleheader Sunda with the Chicago Cobs. They youn righthander wu credited both decisions lollin the opener and wl~ning thge mg · htcap ro, "~ to run h"ts recto 11-3 for the aeastln. He wa 1 tagged tor seven hits and six rona in the opener in 4 l..J Innings. Chicago scored in the first on "'' "'':: "' ....... Ill''~· II''. 1 ~..... ~' I" ,,1' ' 1,,,, · · recrea ti on asses · t of the Pomeroy Bend area's riverfront ' were demonstrated SKIING F.:\HIBITIONS _ Water sport s. on e of the prom1smg Saturday afternoon by this oot-of- to11n troupe. 1 PRESENTS TROPHIES - Miss Southern Ohio, Joyce Elaine Byar of Cincinnati, awards trophies to the top racers in Sunday's Regatta competition . To the left of Miss Byar 1s Tom McNamara of White Pig eon, Mich., and at right, Kay Harnson of Vermilion, 0. Both McNamara and Harrison won two races. 1 ~-~~Ya~~e~~:P~7~:~;u~~-~ant ;::~~or~~. a~::ni~ ~~~ stx Stange registered his seconding of Senators' starter lictory without a ia.s and sec· Koplitz and four successors. •nd complet< game with the Wally Bunker, who hao oid of a decisive home run by lowed only six Nrned runs Max Alvis in the eighth inning. bia last 47 inningo, wo" his ~ocky Colavito also oonnected fourth game on a yield ot 53 228 201 46 39 69 64 78 .343 ·342 34 187 31 62 .332 Larry Price ~:~:~~~.hi~itt ~ ~~: ~ ~~ :i~ Wm'S Game for East AU-Stars Pinson, Cin. 63261 44 8:l .318 Clendnon, Pitt 63 231 40 73 .316 J.Aiou, SF 62 247 40 77 .312 VIrdon, P1t1 58 213 24 66 .3t0 Amerteao League . GAD R II Av~. ·or the Indians as did Willie hits. Dava.1io,DelCle 48 59 l7a 222 29 29 81 .365 COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h e Horton, 60 .343 East made a sweep of the Jones, Bos 36 12t 20 41 .339 three-game Ohio High Schoof MaGtilla~ Boo 58 212 21 ~9 .3~ Afi·Star baseball oeries during Hall, Mmn 58 206 33 67 .3!!5 the weekend. Robinson, Bal 44170 23 S4 .318 The East was behind 2.0 In Ward, Chi 54 208 34 64 .308 the first inning of the opener ol Yastrzsk1, Bos 46166 31 51 .407 . Sunday's doubleheader but raJ. McAuile, Det 58 222 45 til .306 Dick Werry scored the third, Stobart singled. l"ed f d . . ' d th Wagner, Clev 58 223 4t 110 .291 1 or a 6-2 eciston, an md winning run in the top of The Jackets lnld a chance en Home Rwts Lhe sixth inning Saturday after. I the 7th when Moore led all the way . for a 6-t trt· NaUooaf Leatue _ Mays, Gl· noon and the f'lmeroy PantiJ.. with two out, Tannehill umph 10 the rughtcap of 1 b e ants 21: Stargell, Pirales. Me· ers Summer baseball team went again to put the wtnnlng run un, pair at Jet Stadtum. Covey, Giants, Santo, Cubs, all on to edge Middleport 3·2. but Werry got .the last arry Prtce of Soothern Lo· 15: Mathews, Braves. Torre, Rex Cumings, the Panthers' to ground out to Steft Finlaw 1<al (Racine) wao the wmner In Braves, Banks, Cubs, Swoboda, big lefthander, worked the first at shortstop. the first game and Rtck Dun- Mets, Callison, Phils, all 13. oix innings with Dick Werry Pomeroy won in in the seventh lap of Toledo Start the loser. American League _ Hol"lon protecting the thin lead In their as Werry was safe on Tanne- Jeff Myero had a two-ru~ bom· Tigers 16: Colavilo, Indians IS: half of the seventh. hill's hobble at short, Radford er m the ninth for the wm~ers. Kaline, Tigers and Killebrew. Pomeroy went ahead 2-j) in fanned, Baer was safe on the The East scored three limes Twins, both 13; Conigliaro, Red the fourth when Werry led off second 1acker"s bobbie, Werry in the first on a walk and three Sox, Thomas Red Sox, Hall, walking, stole seeond, Rod Karr scoring. Bller later was out bill in the oecond game and Twins. Howard, Senalors, Alvis, Canned, Eddie Baer singled Wer· stealing home, and Bill Moore Dennis Maronk went on 1<> earn Indians, all 12. ry home, stole second, and scor· fanned. the win. Carey Dean, Mansfield Ruoo Balled In ed on an attempted pickoff that Stobart, going the diotance lor Senior, took the loss. National Uague-Banko Cubs went wild. He scored when th1the Jackets, gave up two hits, The East edged the West, 3-1, 56: Mays, Giants 51 ; Johns0 ,1, throw trying to catch him going walked five, all in the first Saturday •• Joe Yager of Chi!- Reds 48 ; Stargell, Pirates, Cal· Into third went through both the four innings, hit nobody, and licothe singled hnme Thurman llson, Phiis, both 4.1. third baseman and the back fanned 15. Munson in the nlntb Don Weil· American Leagoe- Mantill• um man. Cumings fanned four, allowed and, Kirtland, was ihe winner. Red Sox 50; Horton, Tigers Middleport made tt 2·2 in the five hill, walked four, hit no- Picked the East's most valu· lfoward, Senators 47: Colavito, fUth when with one out Mike body. able player wa1 Yager, an oot· Indians 4.1: Kaline, 'Ngen 44. Gardner singled and wilr two P~meroy 001 lOt I -1 2 2 fielder, while the Weal bonbrs · Pltcbinc 41111 Buddy Moore 11ngled, Mark Middleport 000 000 H ~ 3 went to pllcher Ken Irvin, Wll- Natio110l League-Ellis, Reds Tanne.blll walkad, and Gar J Cumingl (WP), Werry (7) uamsbur1. 11·3; Koufax, Dodgers 11·3; Jay, --- ------ - ·· ·--·--------·-· · - . Reds W; Cloninger, Braves 1.. Panthers Take Jackets 3•2 1n Summer League Saturday t<t•"•d. MAKES CORRECT PREDICTION-Lee Jacobs of Pomeroy, "the man who seea tomorrow," correctly predicted the out~o me of the X-Hyd.ro cla.ss. of the Sunday P.e· gatta races. Jacobs had made his predi~t~o n ~ast Monday w_Ith. Wlihs Leadmgham,_ Re· gatta chairman, signing it for later. ver1f1c at10n. The predict1on . and Its. con tamer were then baked into a loaf of bread and t he bread placed on display. W•th Jacobs here after his prediction was opened are Leadh1gham, Allen J:Iamm, :ovho assists the local magician, and Richard Austin, left, of Lamgsburg, Michigan, wmner of the X· Hydro race. I 'I I I REGATTA SCENE _ From the Mason City side. using a telephoto Je ns_, this is how Pomeroy's regatta scene appeared. The water ski ex· hibihon team is skimming alon g the water in front of ra ci ng men prep anng their craft to take the water Saturday afternoon. -~ ~· ,'-r l "• i : ._i :·, -- -- -~----....,"""""' ~· Queen City ~.• Girl Winner (Continued from page 1 J during the pageanl Included Joyce Ann Mehl, Galllpolla; Jac· que line Scrivener, Cuyahoga Falls: Constance Midkiff, Alh· ens; Ellen Bird, Middleport; Linda Sue Parker, Rutland; Carole Sue GtirM, Miaml1burg; Rosetta Li1ie of Syracuse and Sharon Let Blumenfeld, Pill• burgh, Pa.' The contestants represented Meigs, Galli• and Athena counties. Girlo from homes outside of the area were permitted to partielpate beca- they attend school witllin an 11rea where a pageant wu held (in accordance to P81Wit· rules). HYDRO RACING - Starter's gun, lower right, sends cloud of smoke waterwud Officio! pageant aceompanist to open one of the outboard races Sunday at Pomeroy's Riverfront. was Mrs. Margaret Neuman and entertainment betwene tht phases of competition was provided by memben of tile Bil Bend Minstrel Allan. · Charlet Hoffman was drummer. Robert HoeRich wu director of the pageant. Serving · •4 auditors lor the RACING CREWS _ Familiar scene Sunda~ afternoon was th1S where race dnvers and helpers put In .gaso \evening were Mrs. Maxin~ Une and made final tu11eups for the Eastern L. S. races. Gnfflth, Pageant Awards chair .:::.~~--· --~·- ,man, and Mrs. Charles (Char· S~NTINtl land, Ky .. third and Tom Me- lotte) Evans and Mrs. Evelyn DIVOTII, TO IHTitll51 0~ i Namara, fourth. Lanning. Mrs. Robel-! Crow MIIGI MASON AIIU ; A-Runabout Class - Kay Har· was rn charge of Ucketa and """''" •· ..... ........ I rison. Vermilion, 0., first. the auditorium. The paceant .!.""Z:...:••::~;.!:"'.',..,. ll B·Runahout Clus Kay was in a garden ICellt d~aiped 1unn~ ,, l't~• orao 11•u., t"UOhab·l Harrison, first and Don K1rt1, by Mrs. Charles LeWlB. In In I t".nmpa.., I !ll ~l'lllllftlt it Pflln d h r I I nd l'•"'ln •m Ohio sum... Offtcte lltiDIM . . 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McDowell with gers' attack.h i I 10 AL high of 122 (8-3). strikeouts Norm13 ·hit Siebern =:...:= . nu DAILy Maim::.& t •:e 1 ... ·:~· :; '. 12th hnmer nl the season. The split, with I ~ ~ One out . 1"1" · John Edwards Saturday by Jim smgl~. 1""' Perez! walkedloandd ~:_Reds ~boutur ~~~~ Leo C.rrlen" smg ed to a ~.,.e1es, . Is behind vwy ~I' the bases. age pom tllllllmlp' Gordy Coleman, who leads !"aokee. ... the league ba\ttng, then ThThe Red! Idle came up •• a pmch hitter ey open _a r"':·game -:' McCool. agam•t. and hTuesday mght with St. lAiuiJ · d · Ted th .~·bernathy · 1 m__ ~ wmn.~m;.g:...r_u_n_.-:-=e,re,...._...,....-;cc--;---;:,:--:=:::: Robinson tied the game when ' "'g_:_ he led off the ninth with bls ~l>aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 21, 1981 - -· ~ er accounting for one. The Cubs ch•sed O'Toole, aft. et his second wm . in the stxth with three more than cut the . h took the noargm to n .. T ey . ~adk :" the eJ~hth on r/B';;;e an s two-run omer o Y Open Ends in Deadlock ,,,,,.,. .... ; .. a lingle and a sacrlfico By, but The visitors, however, got a the Redo tallied one in the ,:::Jpair in the fifth o•. Billy Wil· ond 00 Frank RobiiiBOII'I 1llh Ihams' homer and added two homer of the season. more In the !II xth , wh.tch were The Cubl then got three in enough for the decision. the third on Ron Santo's bases- Ellis worked but to one ba~ empty homer, 1 walk and three 1er in the second game and consecutive singleo. came away the winner. The Red! •ot one back In the ·n1e Red! went In front z.o• "? · bottom of the third on Tommy but Chicago scored three in the Ha'WJ"'• sixth homer and tied foorth oft starter Jim O'Toole. it 4-4 in the fourth on John Ed- The Reds exploded lor five wards' loth homer of the oea· runs in the fifth oft Dick Ellsson, good lor two rona. worth with Leo Cardenao' hom. . The Cleveland Indians' overmght pitching sensations l ave Chicago White Sox Manager AI Lopez on more than ene hot spot. Not only are the Indians threatenlne to overtake 1econd-place Chicago in the American League pennant thase, but Lopez mar have to cho01e two or three Cleve· land hurlers over his classy . Chicago crew when he se· lects the all-star pitchers lD two weeks. Sam McDowell, I he Indiana 112-year-old lefthander who baa Smith of tbe Angell. Both about the beat last ball in the off McDowell came In the league, certainly won't be over. when starter Marcelino :ooked by Lopez, the AL all- doubled and Jim Fregosl star manager. gled. McDowell won his filth con- The Twins, cavorting ""''".1 1ecutive game with a two . hit. the largest major league cro,wdl 5-0 victory over the Los Ange- it four years - 71,243 les Angels Sunday and Cleve- the opener by scoring two land's Lee Stange followed with in the ninth on a passed ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Young ld••nttral Sttuatlono .,You've got it sewed up.'' a five hit :1-1 triumph as the by Elston Howard and a Gary Player and aging Kel Na- Both Player "no Nagle had "Don't say that with Ihree third • place Indians swept a pitch. Dick Stigmon gle play oil today lor the Unit- 128 put.':< m Ihe four TO"·••• tough holes lo go ," Player redoubleheader. 3 1·3 innings of hitless relief ed States Open golf champion- hotb hit 54 of the 7% gree".; plied. And he went righl out The fif'l . place Minnesota the nightcap to protect the · ship because niether could sink and Ool•1 thought they blew the and proved how Iough they Twins defeated the New York tory for Dave Boswell. Humon an Ill-inch putt. title w1th double bogeys an !I.e l"OU!d be. Yankees twice, 6-4 and H: Killebrew hit a pair of home The 29-y ear-old Player back nioe . He put his tee shoi on the par Baltimore bombed Washington runs. one in earh game, and missed his on the 16th bole on N . h h d three. 2t6-yard 16th into a trap 13·2 Detroit out-slu•ged Kan· two doubles. the final round Sunday just Pagl 1• P1avmg • 0_ 1e k• e of avQr was on~ .; 1rn ., u · and blasted out to within Ja I"OS City 12-8 then lost H and . Pete . Whardb, h~m:r~do~ 1~ when it belooked likthe h~· ha~ • hind th~· little detern;med leet of the cup. His firs! pull Chicago edged Boston 4·3 m tO IJTst ptlc y tc a z n ock on commg e trst or- Sooth AI . · , t lh . r went 18 mches be_yood the hole. innings before theh scheduled the lOth inning to provide eign golfer to win the Open ti· . 11 ' 8 ~ j~~gh P·' and he mjssed com ing back. second game was washed out. White Sox relief ace Eddie tie since rro Ray ot England 10 ~· 4d' ~ yar . ht" ~th Has Stroke Uad 1 Dod!Pro, Meta Spill Fisher with his eighth triwnph back in 1920. id d'l nbvet whasr Igt h" own de That still left him w1lh a one · · 1 R' p t ' m e u e pu 1s secun In National League act10n, agamst one oss. . 1co e 1"0' The 44-year-old l~agle missed shot in a big bunker guarding stroke lead bul that ••ni,hed Los Angeles topped New York <elh dnve m a patr ' runs for his on lhe hole b•lore that. the green 01 the par lour, 4>6- when Nagle birdied the 606 2·1 before lo~mg _3·2, Chicago Boston wtth hiS ftrsl hon:'er So the determined Soulh Alrl· yard hole. He blasted out onto y~rd, par five 17th. Nagle put whipped C1ncmnat1 8-5 t h en a, rtple. Ron Ha~..., lied can and Ihe weary Nagle the green 30 teet from the Cllp. hJs seven iron third shot four dropped a 11-8. decision, St. Lou score m the e1ghlh. wound up lied with a total of His first' putt was 18 inches feel from tre flag and sank the Is defeated Miiw~ukee t>-4, San mg home Ward, ~ h • 2112 stroke•· Su:.day and cr :aled short. He missed It and wound putt, just as Player was miss· Frlanctslco d15ea_ltniPittsburgdh a7 4-3 3 beRen hilt ~h aid R~dat,_ Pilch. an 18 hoi' P!ayl"lf. stattin~ at up with a d<mhle bogey. ing that IH·incher. d e Pllt n m ngs an a · oo Ie o e on' wur • 1:15 om. CD •. If tbey sltil are PI g 1 ord of it nd While Player was parring drubbing, and Philadelphia beat pitching and Eu Charles' · tied 'After that, U.ey wilt go into som:~~: i: ~~ gallery sh~ut· that hole. his Australian riVal Houston twice, 3·2 and 7-1. . mnlng home run enabled I h sudden •k•lh, s!arting. for !elewas parring the 181h. Player Five weeks ago the lnd1ans Athletics lo snap . at the 15th ed : had a !l).foot putt for a birdie pitching staff w•sn't impre11- eighth game victory skem. on the 17th and mi"ed it. . sing anyone. Now the Indians A"s blew an 8-0 lead 111 the The ,talistics showed how Major League Leaders On the final hole. Nagle had! •re riding a nine . game vic· ener. AI Kaline reached the even th"e two foreign siars By United Pr.,, International . , 16 foot putt lor viclory. bul :ory streak during whl?h their 000 runs-batted in mark were In tr• lour rounds over National League miss•d it Player had a JO foot JUrlers have worked SIX com- four, and Willie Horton the 7.191 vora lle!lerive O:O•Ir'" GAD R H Avg. er and was four inches short. >lete games, and tossed four ted his 16th homer '" the that stubbornly ..,.fused to yieic Coleman. Cin 42 138 15 48 .348 ----- --- witf .~ , " . Indians Win Pair for 9 in Row; Yanks Drop Twin E.• By GEORGE C. LANGFORD UPI Sport1 Wr_lter . .•.. • 'I''". ' I BiggestCrowdin4Years I,''' ..... ·.·_, I ;~~;~;;~;~;-~~-~;~-~;J ~-------------------:ASMLAIID lox 411 llehey 124-llo....,.y, Oh~: WY 2·2167 ..hl\w..tYIIa' Ia PhontW2-2221 ' MmRIDGAS �r ~)' Sttrtillel, Pomeroy-MiddleJlOrt, O: ~ne 21, 1965 Iarle• tta W•JDS ..!] , ( -- ' Line Scores semeeHeld Monday for· By Vntled Pre so llltttlllllolll . Nalloull ....... . . St. Louis 050 000 Olt- 8 8 0 llf__ WI r.t:ilw 000 001 012 - 'II l lfii1S. ... Purkey, Woodeshick 181, iJelt nls (91 and Uecker. Lemalllll', PT. PLEASANT - I''Uneral Fischer 121, Nlel<ro 1&1, ll.tlitY tervlet fGr Mn. Mlruno Wat• · 161, OrllnlkJ t8), O'Dell II) Iorson, 82, A11t1le was and Torre. Winner - Purke{ held Monday at Z p.m. '" the , 1&-4 ). Loser - Lemasler tf-7 · Beale Chapel Molbodl1l Church HRs - Gagliano t41h), Aaron with !be Rev. Clyde Sevlne ~r.d <12th), IIR>ck tlthJ, Jone• the Rev. Lloyd Miller offwlit. ' lq. Mrs. Wattmon died Friday d host Marietta captured the tlst aameJ night. She wu born at Apple Defending champion •ghi Golf Allloclation tourna· Chicago 101 022 11011- I lA 2 Grove Nov. 2, Ull2, the daugh8 nd :h aSnnudal ahead of runnerup <.:ln<!lnnati 011 ZOO 010 - 0 I I ter of the lite ·nt un ay, mrs Buhl, McUamel <61, o\beml> Elizabeth Hively ""''"'' 1 Ita's third slraight championship, ninth th~ til and Bli•Jey. Krua ' 01 · Surviving are her bUiband, oens was Marde 13th m the long history of the annual Ellis, Arrljlo DutfaJo I&), Floyd: three sona, Okey ol ApI years. an craig 181 and Edwards. Winner pie Grove, B:arl of Magnetic mt lver city entry -Buhl (7-6). Lofer - Eiltf flprlngs, Ohio, and WIUiam Watne ur: ; o-day SOJRion Harm O'Brien ftnlsbed wllh UHJ. HRI - Robinson tenon of HuntlnRton; live 8hed e a 156 Vic Hager had a 164, Santo <14th/, Harper t6thl, daughters, Mrs. Virginia 'thens an eveo Valentine 165, Gene Black, Apple Day!Oil, Grove: Ohio, Mrs. Mn. Myrpl~ced ::"'"nd with a Irea Leo Wright and Jima O'Brien a 167. wards (2nd t1111hJ, game! Williams t91hJ. tie Quickie, Galhpo is , s ow•~g over Jim Vomnolt totaled 110, Wal- Chi Blackburn, Mrs. Opal 000 303 ~ 3 10 1 Parnie ulous rmprovemen ' Wh't tocago lo d d M Fay Con 1 , c fmJSh· ter vance and R "· ' e Cincinnati IIO o&ll 1102- 9 10 0 McC u an rs. · ~i~~r ~~:~:~;n laled 181. Only the top six scor· Ellsworth, McDaniel (a), ners, all of Columbus, Ohio: . 1 ·ll hich will host .. counted m the ftOBi results. HUJnjlbreys to), Abernathy <7) 2 grandcblldren and 21 ll'eal~~vr~ment placed Gene Charney, Lopn, lrOII IUld Vrug O'Toole, McCool (7) grandchildren. -th with a WIG. were: the "longest drive'' by alam- Craig 191,' Ellis t9 / and Pavle- Burial was In the church cern934 . Logan 994 · ming one 274 yardl agamsl tile uch !edwards I8 J. Wmner - El· etery under the direction of the . 1005; wind. . lis i 11·3). Loser - Allt:rllilthy Mohr-Stevens Funeral Home. , and Jackson . Wellston, Marietta's lefty H•ll won the il·l/. lll!s - Cardenas ·~thl, • t: . putti ng event. w1th U putts '" San!D t15lb), Banks U3th/, Capehart 18 Moved 1 thens' Bob Littler, w th a mnc holes. Robanson tilth!. To Penitentiary 2 - 143 total. won lh• 1965 In seniors play, Kermit Bios- < arne Innings) PT. PLEASANT - Joseph L. lalist honors, with Mane~ ser. Athens repealed as champ- 181 g ' 15 Cap~hart, 25 J..tart. wao trai!STobe Offenberger ftmshmg ion In the 511-54 age division Pittsburgh 00'.! 000 000 !erred from the Maoon County md with a 75-73 - I~ totaL with 8 150 - but he had to 1hare 010 000- J ' l jail to the otale penitentiary 15 on the Marietta course il with Carl McQuilkin, Martel- San Francisco tOO. 000 100 at Mound!Ville during the weekta. Blosser would not otay fGr 010 OOt- 4 13 l and lD begin a :!5-year sentence. elending champion medalilt the playof' - he and Littler Friend, Carpln ilOI , McBean Capehart wu lsdlcted by the . Prank RI!Bk, Cambridge. were headed for lbe NCAA golf (l!J and Crandltll, VJrgtl <01. May grand jury on the felony ' shot a 151 this year. toomament. Gallla's IW'm 0'· Shew, LinZy (111, Herbel 1121 charge of armed robbery and larietta's Larry O.Vol and Brien finished fourth '" thJS and H.!lller. Wmner - Herbel pleaded guilty as charged. He ly Hill each had 149 to fin- event tl-4/. Loser - McBean 12"51 · was oentenced in Circuit Court third and fourth in medalist In the 55-64 age division. AI Hk- Hart 1Sth). to 26-year and received an ad/. Bowman. Logan, wlln • IIIIi, .<2nd game) 11dltlonal five-ytar sentence lor 01 3 7 3 ay Clark , who finished sev· nudged delendlng champion ~r ~tts F . : : lOx7 14 u aerond offense felony charge. 1 in individual scoring, was ol Widdoes, AthPns. who fmlsh· ~h ra~ s· k <61 Wood 171 Capehart was accompanied to 1 for the Old Frenc~ City. ed with a 161. Gallla'o R. D. and ~~~~s Bolin' Linzy 171 Moundsville by Maaon County Jrk finished with a 101. White had a 181 In this event. aM ~aller. • Winne; - llolin Sheriff George Johnoon and Jill Conley was next with • Ned Edmond, Marietta, walk· 13-3). Loser - Schwall (3-31. State Pollee 'trooper G. D. S.y1. Clark had a 75-76 wh1le ed away with the 6S-and-over HRs - McCovey !•15th/, Lynch mour. nley was 7Ho. marbles, sconng a m. t5th). lh•lrd stralg• ht :OGA Tourney atterson Grove~ 1121~). sc~lh~f~ger~2 str~kes '!'!!~~ r (~/, Ill~~: ~ •. \VeekendcSports Summary :e~ Mans~-- d!flllct of~=-= ~;~~ -- ~ th~tle D~ .1.-IIITiiiwiiilio-.·H·o·u-Rillllli DRY QEANING SERVICE Robinson's ~tana r~~: ~n Slllph~n Nation~! N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. tiil~-hor~se~fie~id~------~---------~!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!l!!!l!..,l!!!l!!!!!!!!ll!il!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_,.,._,,.,=...,_. wa the :: '· ooers ~~:~~~~~· ------ - ----- ~ - Exciting Job Opportunities Abroad. 'l'bis is the Season ... CJBBfRBB tie Reuon! CONVERT NOW TO ELECTRIC HEAT Now is lhe time to convert to carefree electric heat. 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Is tho Wlnnlnt Numbot lor _.. •Mil ,. , - ,,,,j, ' "- rHOfiK till<I Can II '"' 'MIDDLIJORT, O. ·b1rllll o( ~·~ ~~~·...~- ~--~"!!_"""!""___"""_~.,___..., ft. . . ~. tolJ.;,.....;.~~~~ . eetebralkln ! ({lji<k§~.1 TUNA 14,000 voltl of Furniture ·-- Chicken Of lht II• 2021 '10.00 Down UcPtrO.y . This Week Only Game No. 7 tUII wltlt. crafted cbaaals. c 0 DOUBLE .,.., ..• Picture Than 11" ,, .. -. ,- . . T~lo TERMS : :viOUS had ltaowlng"' IIDIIlcl!!" jeOpardized --·" the celebraiJon ittlth "unworka· tiel"' . ..~ ~Bl!ed com·. ·1:;~~~~~ & SAVINGS CO. 13" Portable Televlslon .. LETTUCE Sc oH ••kine Phil: .. · · - ·~ GuarCinteed ~; ~serv:• 10.1~, . !very Ounct ask~ ,..;~ occ~red ~n MAIL OHIO 29c 12-d. 1aier. Rev. Dr. Lester Rouah, pasLoll b I 'd tor of the Syracuse Asbury 0 CCI Broad'way BDiletln Board "The minute President John- delphia .:. Gina 0 r gJ ~ Methodist Church delivered the Now It can be told : the po- son suggested Amerrca011 stay and her darector was due m a sermon. ' lltical pundits who were teased home Instead of goln1 to Eur- Italian court June Ia to answer other parliclpatlng clergy0l8 ffi 8S0n by Robert Wagner's "I'll make ope our reservations doubled; chargfJ of "obscenity" In the men were Rev. Wilbur Perrin, up my ,.'- < In a couple of wh~n there waa a report that lflicker titled "Th~ Dolls." Ac· pastor of the Pomeroy l"eder- PT. PLEASANT - Several w .. , 8 , statement were not In 8 $IOO tax would be Imposed on tress Virna Usl as in trouble ated Church; Rev. Carver Wll· uhloans were involved when ha. confidence. Paul Screvane those who did travel abroad for her contrtbulton to the same 1 Iiams, pa1tor of the Pomeroy Mason County State Pollee and 11 His Honor's choice lor the reservatloDll tripled.'' picture . . Get ready. Bell • Baptist Church and Rev. Rlcb· Sheriff Department lnvestlgat- Democratic nomination indeed bottomed trouser• threaten to ard Martin, pallOr of the Porn· ed tour accidents dwrtng the the Mayor has been !rooming Movie actor George Raft is become a new style for men .·· aroy Gra~ Epllcopal Churcla. weekend reeultlng In hea,.Y pro- him for years. Mr. Wagner can apt to make beadtlneo via a Terence Stamp, who won Iars1 Mrs. Rrchard MarUn waa a perty damage and four person- have an Important Cabinet pool tax rap . . . Friends hear Judy prl"' 1n Cannes for his ~~rfonn­ toeal aoiDist and Mrl. <;tdrlc al Injury caseo. U he want.! It but be may not Holliday dled broke. Five yearo ance In "The Collecwr. arrlvCiark waa pianist State Pollee Investigated a want II. Mr.' Screvane would of ·mness took her bank IICC()UDI es in New York for promot';: two cer mishap Sunday at 12:40 have found It easy sledding eE· clean . . The faskllmblng rec- on the film. lie had only o p. m. on Rt. 62 resulting In $500 cept for two unforeseen lac- onl, "Frankfurter Sandwich- request to make of tbe ColumS property damage and three In- tors: (I) the deciaton ol· John ..... billl Its arllato as.. "The bta Pictures staff: be_ jured and bolh drivers cited. v Llndaay to run on the R&- Streamliners with Joan. There them to be sure that his co The mishap occurred when a p~bllcan ticket, and \2) lbe lUI· ain't no such animal,, really; star, Samantha Egga~, waa out car driven by Carrie Marilyn fair linking of Mr. Screvane but to this ear the combination o( town while he VISJ!ed here. Peck Cheshire, Ohio was mak- with the parking meter bribe sounds like a spooflnc Ted Their feud rs a real one · · · · · WI lng a' left tum and a car driven ocandal Actually Mr. Sere- Heath band with Dorothy Squir- Jaime Sanchez, wbo ap~,ared tf by Benjamin Lewis, Mastlllon, vane was totally innocent as es dolns the rlnklny-dlnk vocal in the dreary Otcker, . Th,e · Ohio, was passing and the two the record shows. ' . .. Now that lhe wild Sum- Pawnbroker.'' u 1ed Sterger s ASIILAND, 0. (UPI) - The collided. lnjul't(. were Churl mer season iB on, speculators young swre helper, wants to City o1 .Uhland launched a Lewis, treated for shock, Sus- Shirley MacLalne tblnkl abe are getttngl75 1 pair for tickets GUit show business and retu':" week of aunny celebraUons Sat· an Lewis nose injurr, and Be and Frank Sinatra would make w"Hello Dolly!" and "Fiddler to his native Puerto Rico. He s urday marklq Ill !50th anni· linda Pedk mi!KII' ;njurles. The a great combination for the on the Roof," f80 a pair I or pultin tbe $500 ho won from the 11 Derwent Awards toveruJ7, but the elouda of suits Injured we~ treated ~t a Meigs film version of "Funny Girl" "The Odd Couple" and 145 lor Clarence and eounlerlulll bune In the County hospital. Lewis was cit- No word on where that would "Funny Girl." "Fiddler" Is a ward helping hla sister open a baclcgrouncl. ed tor no registration card and leave Barbra Strelsand. Or hit manufactured by tho crlt- swinging bar In San Juan. A-Sbow-LIDd, Inc., local carrie Peck for defecUve where It would leave tbe Stoi'J lcs; it Isn't worth all that mucla (That'a a funny atem for the corporation, created to promote brakes. ol the show -:- aa ..wltneso what unless you (are about the trlbu- contributors to the lheatre •· lhe Hlquicenlellnlal apectal All Sheriff department accl- happened Mtb Irma La lations of an old man trying to wards, who are always so IdealFriday llled a counterauil aeek· dents were one car mishaps. Douce." But Hollywood bank· marry ofi his daughters. The IIUc. They 111ve an actor five In& _,,000 CODI()IIIIallon from The first was Saturday at 2 a. ers are primarily fascinated others are entertaining - from bill ones to eneourqe him to the John B. Roger. Produoi"'l m. when a car driven by Glenn by box office appo;al. so don't "very" to "vaatly." .. . The act, and he sklpa away to open Co, and 1111 Ohm Souvenir Co., A Jones 16 Gallipolis Ferry, bet qalnat Shirley 1 notion · .. Broadway reaction to S Yb II a saloon> both of Fosloria. .~ned his ~ar on Redmond Depressed areaa In the United Burton's marria&e to a very mer of lntel'!ll· A jury trial was set July I, Ridge and In atttmpted to gel States soon will he favored with yoq fellow : A top per1or bed lh aner Common Pleu Judje H. 11 tarted truclt tree public works projectl compar, Uonal renown baa reac 0 E. CUlbertson rejected an iJt. ,;.e Rt. able to those of tho 1932 ora- "Why not?h : breaking point. 'l'llose who foljuncUon request from the two 31 Saturday 11 &:IO p. m. m- 1'100,000,000 will be handed out been lhroui · Sh 't sit lowed her career afwaya fe8t' (ompaalee to tie up A-show· volvlnl a car driven by Samuel just for atartara . . 'l'bt Inter· btt of ~xcllement. nlg:t can after ed she would come to a aad ltld' Land's baDk III!COUIII ll!d put Pl•nts 11 Leon, which went national afrlinea are Indebted IJ! a discotheque to the lng, and now It seems as though the «~~poptloo Into rtcelver· out of 'conbooland struck a util- to LBJ for u. S. vaca- nrchtllnappJIIi her ~~chard the timetable ha• caught up lhlp. The two firms had uked lty pole Plan.s suffered a brok· llllnera to go .abroad, and aug. beat of the frua," 8 with her. The only love she has en jaw ~nd illiata' in good co,. geotJnc lhat lleii year the travo ha~ ~I Jlhe f~llantly pro- left (end a rather sorry one) dlUon at Pleasant Valley Hos- elen might be taxed '100 •· o amesabe broke Jimmy baa fallen lor a red-hatred noIta) Property damiiie was piece for crouJns the OCND. clalma that dan body and lt'e hard for the bll 8 at $1000. To qunte one airline llecu- Durante'• :" star io pretend any 1o111er. The lhlrd waa at 1:30 p. m Uvo: ncord at Palum 1 Sunday, near Mlson on Rl. 33, wltltl a car driven by Hattie Reed, '1'1, Letart Rl. 1, was atruck by a car drlveo by Charlei M. Taylor, Pomeroy. ProIUY BOTH FOR $197,110 perty damage was listed at $125 lD both vehicles. Neither driver wu cited. ADMIRAL PRINCISS ADMIRAL PLAYMATI I !.!~~----------------~~: ____ ~_] BUNS i I I katie IY.t.NI HOT DOG IIAMIUIG. mldiGint were havln& calmina the doctor • patient level. Tbls lng, alone with a reaolutlon second lbolrfjhts today followlnl would permit eontinuln& AMA from the Oblo delegallonl cal~ 1 wll'llllll from the new preal· efforts either to 111 medicare lnl for ''non-parllolpatton." dllll o1 ihe American Medical repealed or w modlly I~ he Theae and ti8Veral ocore rea. Auociltion on the likely cons• Hid. . oluUons on other medical prota. quencee of obstrnctilll the op. Veteran medical slale•men lem• were referred to commit. erallon of medicare whanlt Jae. predicted prlvalely that Appel's tees which wiU hold openln8 cornea law. view• would prevail In the hearing• on them today and Dr; Jamn z. Appeal, llouao ot DeJecatu. They were Tuesday. Lancaster, Pa., physician and surgeon, told the AMA'I annual convenllon that euch a eourae would put the medical pro!eosion bt tha !Bile and demean· ing light oJ breaking down r&spec! for all law which could "eventually lead to • lawle,. John D. Herbert, Treasurer f218.826.41, $193,489.13. society, to complete anarchy." of State, reports that aalea tax Pike - $11,398.23, $4,263.25, An AMA oanctioned refusal to collections for the two • weeks 1129.945.11, 11ll .10l.l6. acoept the medicare law could period endln~ June 12, were up Rots - 146.058.50, 119,~4.85, also lead to new legloletton de· more than $837.000 or 15.& per $'197,1115.65, $711tl,336.16. signed to compel co-operation cent over the same period last Scioto - ~,069.95, $23.853.· and then to governmental su- year. Four ot tho ten southea!ll· 56, $1,008,538.35, 1921,564.51. Blrt' pervision of medical practice. ern Ohio counti" showed • de- Vinton - 12,802.27, ,1,751.41, Mrs. Worthy Pearson, GaUlhe .'IJild in lakin& over lhe preel- cline during the perlnd. Tboy 149,639.46, 1$5,614.57. fall, Rt. I Gallipoli1, Mrs. oils F'erry, daughter, 2:44 a. dency from Dr. Donovan F. were Gallia, Hockin~. Jackson Collection of motor vehicle James Roush Holllnsllhead, Rt. m. Sattlrd:lt. Mrs tllclaard Lee Ward of Dubuque. towa, at a and Lawrence. Two showing a hoqsetraller and use tans show: t Gallipolis, Ramona Jennette Rife, Rl. 1 De<ter, ~on, 8:34 ceremonial meeting of tbe big gain were Mel1s and Pike. ing those for the two-welces per- Doilon, Bidw.,IJ Oils 0. Pitch- p.m. Sunday. AMA'I ruUIIJ Ho1111 ol Dalega- Only one county remains . be- lod ending June 12. 1965, and ford, Rt. 2 Bldw•ll, Mrs. Rloh· ----tiona Sunday. hind laol year o• tho ft~cal for the fiscal year starting July ard E. Thacker. Rt. I Ewing. He ur&ed full AMA "parlicl-, yearly total, Vinton. I, 1964 follows : Athens - $12,· ton, Jimmy R. Rou•h. Rt 2 pt Melas Geaeral Ho1pllll aUoo" In both tha framlnl oil The fi&ures Jhowing collec- 101.18, Wl.lll7.34. Gallla - $&,• Pleasant, Mrs. Doris S. Cardthe rulea and rfl8Ulations of lions for lhe two-week• periods 982.19, $148,810.89. Hocking - er, Cllfton, W. Va.• Estll G. Ad01lsslons Saturday- None. medicare by the Deartment of endln~ June 12. !Utili and June $5,729.04, fl%0,583.94. Jackson- Collins, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, Mra. Discharg.. Saturday - Mrs. - -:. - -~ -~ ~-- 13, 1964, and fiscal year fi&ures $18,821.54, 1178,354.31. Lawrence Wilbur H. Rowley, Rt. 2 Porne- Otto Lobu, Pomeroy; Owen for the yeras starling July I. - $13,321.46. $J4U60.71. Meige roy, Miss Emma B. Hamm. Rt. Watson, Racine: Mrs. Dan 1964 and July 1,119183 follo'l' : $'1,124.110, fi29,118S.76. Pike - I Mlnersvllle, Mrs. Roy Jones, Humphrey, Athens. Athens - $17.630.12, $11,145. 14,803.83, f11Ml,240.11. Rou - Rt. 1 Racine, Mrs. H.!lrry Dav· Adml11tons SlUiday - Mrs. 73, $&05,109.49, $496,211a.ll. 115,894.67, $355,692.116. Scioto - ld Brown. Wellston. and Mrs. Delmar R. Hamm, Racine; ClyGallll - $3,836.52, $8,718.80, $13,5118.05, 1478,817.02. VInton- Thomas L. Hartley, Rt. S Well- tie Terrell, Rutland. $243,642.12, $57,819.01._ _ _...:...,ston. SuDday -None. 11ockln1 -123l,lltl8.86. f5.100.50. $5,767.· $2,803.88, ---.....:..:_;,.....:. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Dlscbarlet ___;:....._..:_ _ __ 17, f214,519l .63. $212,908.33 Jackson - $8,581.53, $9,115.· A large attendance was pres· 69, $355,971 58, $335.4il.69. en! lor the Sunday morning se,.. Lawrence - 117,8911.57, $21,vlees provided by the Meigs 918.85, $545,288.70, f49ti,R37 .10. County Mlnloterlal Association Mel1s - 119,232.69, $1 ,373.02, on the parking lot in Pomeroy. The service wu held lor the Big Bend Villtors planning lD ly DOROTHY KILGALLIEN attend regatta activitifJ. T A "dent T J' M GIFT lot of wonderful plac", But SAYI8o Ohioans add AF, PAY IILLS . .. TAKE VACATION Is lust the thing. q.;, ~ted '200·00 $300·00 $500·00 1 repealing or reducinK long-lime lltferaJ BXCiH luel OD • Jon& Robert C. Clialo, 88, Rl. I, lllt of CODIWIIIII' products filii• Cheshire, died this morning at lnl from automobile• to Up. hiJ home. He was born at Rip- 'ttlck It) w.and Va. Adolbae tha sou!!:lYing of theCasto late Th'• Pr esldent a1so wu ll• ~as 1 member of the old peeled to 1et a report !rom ~ er l"ree Will Baptlal church. Vrce President Hubert H. Hlllll•..,g . d wife El- pbrey on lhe views o! Fl'tllcb 1111 v S~~o~:ru : CUio; 'two President Charles de Gaulle. ~u btere, Roy DavldiOII 1 and Mra Ted carter both ol Co- Saturday - Henry !o. WIIIIJ. lumbus· · five sons 'Arthur and Patriot, Elza Docds Bidwell, Carvll~. bolh Rl. 1, Ch• Mn. Georwo w. Loni, Ill. 2 shire: Floyd, Freemon!, and Jlo. Bidwell, Paul A. ~ayre, 230>1 bert, Jr., all of Columbus : 13 Jefferson Ave., Pt. Pleaaanl, grandclalldren and 17 great Mrs. George Washington Miller. grandchildren. 415 So. Second St., MiddlepOrt, Funeral services will be held Benton R. Wolf. Racine, Frank at the Old Kyger Free WID Bao D. Prollitt Potlland, Mr1. Bar. till Church the lime to he an· old E. German, Long Bottom, sounced Mrl. Gerald E. Thompson Wei~ Friende may eall at the Raw- 1ton, Joe B. Laneaar, Wellston, Ungs Coats Funeral home af. ·Charles \1. lJenny, Coaltoo, ler 7 p. m. today. Mr•. Ruby M. Carey, Rt. 3 South PoTnt, Mrs. Earl Alllon, Rl. 1 Ironton, Oral R. Curray, • Riley, W. Va., and Mra. Paul o. Sowards, Independence, Ky. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting nlty with your diller. Ohio hae . In a resolullon preNEW YORK (UPII-Hothead> Health Education and WeUare, embodred 1110111 a leader• o1 American and 1n Jmpleruontln& lhem 11 Hnled iD lhe hnuso thla morn- (CoJaiiJaued from pap 1 ) 0 At Regatta ztc~l1 $2 UPI Briefs RobertCasto Dies MORday WeII Attended ° SANDALS . ·e·dicar·Hotheads on M .M . edelcare are war. .ned " . .- Dally 8eDtfnet, ~eport, Q,, Jqliie 21, 11185-5 • Are Sel"VlceS ° 1 ?/ •, Hosp1taJ News La~asrs' ARRE~ REPORTED Ust game) PT. PLEASANT - Arrests New York 0011 010 000 - I 1 0 dutlng the weekend according Loa Ani 000 002 lltlx- 2 4 to jail records Jnduded: Thorn· Spahn, Bearnarth 181 and , aa F. MayfJ, 18, Henderson, Cannlttaro. Koufax <11·31 and felonious assault and disorderly Roseboro. Loser - Spahn < 4·~ 1 - conduct warrants: Dasil C. Gra· HR- Hickmeo 14th ). ham. 36, Columb1111, Ohio, dnv I 2nd game I illl while Intoxicated: Denver ~ajor Le- Standings twi-night New Vork OOO 002 10- 3 e O Jones, 31, Pt. Pleasant, J>Oace Unlt•d Pros• bllenaotional Natioaal Iague Los Ang 000 00'.! 11011- 2 8 1 warrant and non-support warAm.rican Lfaguo W. L. Pet. GB Lary, L. Miller t6l and Can· rant: Don McCar·ty, 22, Apple B Los Angeles 42 25 .627 ... nizzaro. Drysdale Ill-S• and Grove, Intoxication; Lawrence nesota W. 38L. G Milwaukee 34 25 .576 4 RRoseboro. Winner - L. Mlllel Jones, 45, Rt. 2 Leon, drivmg 31 24 .607 l Cincinnati 36 27 .m 4 (HJI. whlle lntolicated and no oper· 36 24 .600 1\1 Sa• Francisco 35 211 .563 4\1 (Jet gamel allon llcenoe: Eugene Ha•mon, imort 36 u .581 2\1 PiUsburgh 33 31 .5t6 7\1 Phila JOO000 000 8 9 11 35, Buffalo, intoxtealton. ·oil .1~ 26 .571 3 Philadelphia 32 31 4 :: I~' Houston 020 000 11011- 2 8 2 ' WINS CLOSE ONE Angeles 31 36 .463 10 St. Louis 30 :U -4,. Ll;: Bunnmg, Wagner 11) and PARIS (UPfi-French-owned York 28 35 .444 11 Chicago 28 3G · "' " Dalrymple. Dlarker, Taylor (7) Hyerea m won the $00,000 on 25 36 .410 13 Houlton 28 40 .412 14\1 and Brand. Winner - Bunnln&. lfand s!Mplechase of Auteuil hington 26 39 .400 14 New York 22 44 J33 lt\1 (7-6). Loser - Taylor 12-2). Iunday by a half length. Jay ,.. City 17 411 .298 li SaltlNay'B Results l2nd) IBml) l;ao-'-'"-O::::~:-"i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll Saturday's Result. Pittsburgh 5 Houswn • Phlla 001 000 100- 7 12 0 LADIES Houlton 001 000 000.on •' Ch'•cago l Cincinnati 9 Chicqo I c I 81 ·eland 1 Los Angeles 0 Los Angeles 4 Phll•dPiohla 0 Belinsky 12-31 and orroJts. ALL LEATHER 'Oil 8 Kansas Cily 2 N V k 1 Cuellar, Lee (3), Coombs lfl, San "·cKentle 181 and Triandos. HAND LASTED · York .I Minnesota 3 M'l Francisco k 6 St2 Loew•· 5or ""' 1 wau ee . u~ Loser _ Cuellar (D-1) . HRJmore 3 Washingto. I Sonday'o Reouks Stuart IIIIth I. Sunday's Results Chicago 8 Cincinnati 5, 1st 'esota 6 New York 4, Jot Cincinnati 9 Chicago 8, 2nd Chicago at Mllwaukee. nipt ,esota 7 New York 4, :md St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 4 AA·B Widths 99 Pittsburgh at San FranctiiCO, Slm5V.-Y _ _ ' imore 13 Washingwn 2 Philadelphia 3 Houston 2, Ill night ·eland 5 Los Angeles 0 Is! Philadelphia 7 Houston I, 2nd eland 3 Los Angeles ~,·2nd San Francilco 4 Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia at Houston, night THE SHOE BOX N•w York at Los Angelee. 'Oil 12 Kansas City 8, lsi lsl, 15 mmngs MIDDLEPORT, 0. night sas City 2 Dell oil 1, 2nd San Francisco 7 Pillsburgh 3, ago 4 Boston 3, !Jl, 10 In· 2nd ago Loo Angeles 2 New York t, Jsl .on at Chicago, 2nd, ppd., New York 3 Los Angeles 2, 2nd in Mollday'1 Probablf Pltcben Mtlday'o Oam01 Philadelphia at Hous.on, night game~ ICbedulndi - Culp (3-31 vs. l"arrell 14-21. 'l'letiUy'• Games New York at Los Angeleo, hiJIIIon at Chicago, nifhl night - Jackaon (2·91 vs. OsAn(eln at Detroit, nifht teen (11-6). 1esota al Cleveland, night Only garnet scbltfuledl on at Baltimore, 2, twl'1'11olday'1 Games tht Si. LouiJ at Cincinnati, 2, twiIU ctty II New York, 2, nllht I r,_' ~ reg~lla w:~~Lak~ clnnatl Trump .. • . . . ' ' PAJUS..i1711'11 ID blat Ya~o lb'w'fllll IIIII wltll 1 li-I'OIIIi nip John Lawson ol KIIIJII• In Clio to win Grand decWoD onr fly 1111 160 tile run at tllll NCAA Steeplechase of Aute'uu. weight Utle bolder c gra. track fteld record champions mo. with aandworld timehips of 11.:40.2. ROCKTON, fUPI) dra Haynie won the CosmopoU. L06 ANGEIJI:S-tl.S. Davll tan Woman's Open Boll tourney Cupper Artl>ur Allie of UCLA from Kathy Wbllwortb and Mil'dtfeated Mike Belkin of Miami lone Hagge In a suddeJHieath University, 6-f, 11-1, 6-1, to wln playoff. lhe NCAA singles tlllu. • LONDON - Auetralla'a Roy ST. LOUI3-G81'l' Player of BY lliQUIIT Emerson won the men's slnKlee South Africa and Kel Nagle of Utle In the London liriiBI Courts Auslralla finllhed 41 • tie for tennis cbamplonshipe when ()en. flnl place In the U.S. Open Is Raliton of Bakersfield, goll cbamplnlllblp wllh four Claanan Call!., was forced to withdraw round totall of 282. Pomeroy with an injured thumb. owned by Mra. Mary Sunday of Cincinnati. fin- LE MANS, France - Masten n11 whed third. Jay Gregory of Kansas City, Mo., p T0 M 1 T1 11 T winner ot the Grand teamed with Jochen Rindt of 0 at Aintree, England. Austria to drlvo an AmericanOfftce Houra: II to 12, 2 to 6 (CIOie at NOOD OD odds-QII favonte in the I entered Ferrari to VJclory in Thill'&- Ell& Court St. Pomeroy By untbld PIUs latomattonal S.llll'day · NEW YORK--Or Et Argent, a Jl'rench-bred gelding, won the l51o,OOO added Bowling Green at Aqueduct. · _ SYRACUSE N Y. _ Navy mad clea'n ;wee~ of the •-~0: •1 te Rowin& Auoclaw e.,a the var· tJoo by fresh slty, ju or v: daga • 1118n races on~ . BERKELEY CalU - Doug f 'unlvtrslly 8 lhl trul 50 yards to Trump . -··, .,.... Maxwoll PRIZES Instead of 10,000 ~ Ott. f "1 fo 8" Card lveryth111 you VIsit htrno Nt PurchaM ·NM 'I if'· COFFEE ... 2-lb. lie oH TEl - 411 ''.. - �•• 1 . ' 00 0 0 0 ' 00 0 000 o0 0 ~• • • • ..•. • , ,.-~ . . . . .. .... . -0 0 0 0 ' " · / "r 0 0 00- • ·· · 0 - -· · · · · ·- - ... ~ -·M. ~0"' 0 "- '" ' 0 •0 o ·>oo • " ' '0 . , 0 0o, , 0 o , J >,,~Oo,• 0 .. . . . .. . ~ ·' '-·-----· ~· 0 .. - - ·- -- ~ ~ .... ' 0 , ,.~","" 0 0 .assified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board Real Estlte For S1le For Sale IANT AD ORMATION ESTATE Electric range with liiWLIIIII grill, $50. 3 Ameriun 9 x 12 ""' - . ,......... Oriental rugs $35 each. Ph. • - ~ ' ""~0,. WY 2-7996. 6 21 ate ~=,... &. . . WILLIAMSON - 27 lr coal furDv " ,...,..,. nlshed, automatic damper cos-IILATIOIII trol Charles Byer 311; s 6th ,_ .., ...,., Ave., Middleport, 'ohio. · :.a,~.:! ~ ~- 1'lM pub- .a aot 6-l9-6t \nPI'tioSL HOUSE FOR SALE Modern Ranch Style. Beeutlhl location on top of II!Dall bill facin& State Highway Gara&e on Route 7 wJtb good road to main hi(hway. Four bedrooms, Uving, dining, family, kitchen, break· fast play, maid's, utility a~d t:l\ 2 s:Ns ~QUALITY sbop. Three batha, ceramic tile P and wall to wall carpet on be 1"JUPPMDa foJ I . . "1011 ltl(l .-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=o=oiio 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 21, 1965 For SurnrMr Drtvine . . . 1 Pyr%0n 011ollrw 1 Lubrication S.rvlct 1 Unice Tir11, All Sbtl Ask oboul FREE flog offer FOR BOATERS River ~ervict on whitt 111 olour boot dock. SUPER SERVICI floors. About two-thirds of bouse 1a paneled tn mahogany and walnut. Air conditioned. Large patio and double ea~rt. On lot 200' x 390'. May be seen by appointment only Coli 985-3555 Choster, Ohio I Pomeroy -~otor Co. E Television In Review HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Notes Io watch television by: The Headllllen: The farewell show of Jack Paar's weekly NBC-TV series nell Friday wUI Include past highlights with Richard Burton, Beetrice Lillie Bud Jonathan Winters. Peter Ustinov will be the voice of Michelangelo and JOBe Ferrer the narrator in NBC-TV's twopart documentary about the Renaissance genius next season -Dec. 22 and Feb. 23. Add Heudllllen: Danny 1bomu and Sammy Dav11 w11l be drama series In the fall of 111111. Add ProlfUII: CJISI!'V'ISecoud Add Headllnen: Vie hour reP<ll'l oa televlllDB raUJip tor Borge stara aa the well- is now scheduled lor Jul)' U. A known comedy character Mr. mialeadlng ABC-TV publlcltJ reBelvedere, a suave and genius- lease suggested thai tba ne~ like Mr. Fixlt, on CBS.TV's work's ''Wide World of Sporta" "Summer Playhouse" July 12. serlea today, would tarrJ 1 1be Programs: Friday night's brief segment of tba Le MID• ABC-TV documentary about auto nee via Early lllrll; but gambling, "Everybody'• Got A U turna out tilt lqiDIIIt IICb!d· System," which looked at the uled will be Gilly • ludlo human attitudes of those taidDg lriiJIIIIlla8lon , •• Nevertheless, a plunge, attempted to be botb the network does have two on• light-hearted and hard-headed, hour broadca~ts of the race but was a ~waster no mat· live during the weekend vU. ter bow you loolted at U. I the satellite. respectively NBC-TV's Em· the Weal audforEast Cout bOBta r FOR SALE my awards program Sept, 12. ABC-TV Is reported interested in having Davis star in a STATION OPEN 24 HOURS c D G HE CAN DIG HISSElF A HOLE AN' AOII08!1 I. V&.rlety of l . Moroc<NI willow 4-. Redeemed fli . Donkey native 5. DrooplnJ 9. Inventor or l:unely l . H-aha.ped moldinl code 10. Spectaclo 12. GlllTtlt or an ancient H . Marltet Jewish. sect agam HELEN HELP US! nwne :17. Right fairy 11. Foray moth 20. Obt&ine<l 20. South 31 . Also 33. Hospital employee 35. A!!lla.tic plant used ata.te; for fine 26. Warninl' abbr fabrics Atlantic ~~oeue 38 . ltntrylnan JIIILB: IUtii'IDC» ..... • I• 14 I' Sloua.n operi- ~ Indiana 43. Belial IJJitr I ) 4~ . SembJanee r~· ever- rreen ly Offlco Will t Cl_.t From .llsdt)' July 6th ~ BOICE, M.D. M coNnou ONE bedroom borne, Condor "This only confirms the Senator's belief that the too Dlany audience participation alto,.. Oft -(J1.~re - ALFALFA WIIVIL Street ' lull •·· Malathion • Metbo.ehlor are top. UMemenI' yard. r~eommenc111d for controlllnl AU-\ alt Wet\11. Economical Unko AU- FIVE · NBy1Or& altr. Weevil Spray contalnJ b o t h. room home lD M.aJ be applied up 1o 'I dan before Run $3,SOO. harvnt. no n~lduea ln CJllk. Low ' \Dlllclty, ea.1 to appa,, Giv" vei'J lood coDtrol or destructl~ t.J"'ae BUJLDlNG lots on State Rout• ld.ai•· l.ubl up to 3 weeD. Aao "" tPittlebUJI, other tora1e • ...,...,...,...,...,...,~ controlll ~U. LANDMARK. Melp County Fatlll Bureau Cooperauve Alaoc1atloa - Eut M.a1D Street, PomeroJ. particle 2. Food leaving-s ·"'141 •• w, old r'- 42. French pronOun t.IAAK M.qH WORDS.'! CORN· DISI-IUNS WILL 600N tal: ONMAII.Aat-1. !l ~ ~, I" ~~ [2:1 p~ I" 12.' ,. //, 1'4 ~ 144 p• ~ w, ~~~ ~ I'" I" I'' ~ I'" ~ ~ ~~ I'" ... I"' I" I" I I" ~ ...,_ DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work Itt .t.lll'DLBAA.XB WJEH RADIO 124, Dead Man 's Curvt. m Machinery ALL CAN be financed. For fur. l'RACTOR, 1951 Case D. tber information call O'Bnen 1 d rubber and condition. USE ONE of our Carpet Sham- & Crow Really Company, WY j . One year old Plott pooers FREE with purcllase 2-2720. llllld, ~.00. Gary R. of Blue Lustre Carpet Sham- O'Brlea & €row Realty Co. 'hooo WI 11-3915. poo. Baker Furniture, Middle& 18 3tc port, Ollio. 6 15 6tc 100\!o Court St., Pomeroy - -:c-- - -6-21-lite ahruba CT. Yellow1shgreelll 48. Kill .e. Lamprey DOWN ! . SmAil ~ n U . Growa II" t6. GenUJot IOTICEI BUT-sOe.'- NOBODY NE.VAH COMES m CL EAN UP FO' US." 44 Place ~ ~ I" ~ ~ 89. """""" Certaint 1¥ AI. CAPP 37. Wicked 3B. ~inglaaa 40. Con·ldor 29. Pertortll 2!t Perfect models ~I .ta••• maUl. fll!llro u. Triad 15, Cover 18. Define S•lurday'l llno ; I.Dts- 18. Per11ilm 34 . CUek a . . 24. Metric measure 26. Girl'a nlek- &.One 13. Daub lt. Amen. Nl ~.,_ SORE PAW ... .. • 21.YIIWig· ate!'l, a.t one time 22. To: ScoL 6 . Walk t.legraphto aignals 28. Attemptecl 30. Crota out 82. Zodiac siga 93. Equally ""•Y Junt 2ht Until l1 . DAILY CROSSWORD Notice *'' l.Get your -TCafiiVY BALLS O'FIRE !! I PLUMB FERGOT ABOUT VORE _.-<."o,./\ BURY IT :=====:::=:::=========- IE WY 2-2156 r 'dow.lay 1bru Friday AUTO AIR CONDITIONING lo LONGFELLOW One letter limply lt&nds for another. In thl1 aamp k w1ed for Ule three L'a, X for the two O'.'J, etc. Slngle let· a;)oa-lrophles, the length and fonnation of the wortl.M are all hmta. Each day the code kitten are difierent. .r 7:0u Be Still and Know1:11.!-30 News S:Oti 3il(n On 7:ffl Musical Clock .t. CrJ'Piopuo q.,ot M 1:00-15 Musical Clock 1':29 Time & TemperaturP RFD RNTWHID XZRF TWN BKD 7:CO Bt Still ;, Know .. 1:10 -Musical C10ck 7:11.!·30 News 7:45 First Baptist Church ZY BII YZKOA.TYRY BOP OT 7:07 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News PDYRZOBRZTO.-UNTODOHDNKDK 7:45 Ftrst Baptist Church 8:11f World Nev•s Saturday's CryptoqDOte: EXACTNESS IN LITTLE DUTIES 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:10 Sports Today IS A WONDERFUL SOURCE Olo~ CHEERFULNESS.- F ABE& 8:05 World Newa 8:14 Weather Picture tC 1161. KlDa J't~UU. &7~. 1Dc.) 8: 10 Sports Today 8 15 Musical Clod 8:14 Weatr.er Picture 9: 00 Aigh School flit Parade 8:15 Community News 10:30 Song & Story Time t :OO Talk of the Town 10:45 Tile Goller Key 9:55 Public Servicr Show Monday Thru Friday• 5:05 Jim Mees Show 11:00 Democratic Legisi&ture 10: 15 Church of Christ 8:00 Si~-on. Newt 6:30 Sundown Serenaae 1!:15 Musical Interlude 8:05 Sacred 11eart 7:30 Sign Ofl '· Latchstric" iL30 RPpublica11 Legislature I, .f"" 1" I •. 8:20 Meigs CT, RFD Saturdayo: 11:45 Walle, '!ooUer Report II :05 Morning Melodies, d:25 Daul Bowers Farm 6:00 Sign On - News 1!:52 MuSicol Interlude Mon. lhro. Wed. 8:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music Time 12:00 Local & Ohio News 1' ·"I Church Bel' ' Ring, Fri. 6:57 Weather 1:25 Country Jamboree 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board LITTLE QRl'HAIN ANNII II · Worlr New• 7:00 Nalioaal Newt 7 'lfl ProteO!IaT" Hour "' 12:15 News 0 Grams 7:30 Sporta 7:30 Sports 11:55 Mason County News 12:30 Saturday Matinee 7::15 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 12 :0v ' : New9 4: DO Discinb with Doss I~ 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10:45 fl's Music - Army 12 r Noor News 4:30 Top Ten Revue (Toes~ay-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & llutton't 12: :o Markela 5:00 Saturday News Summary 7:50 News Top Ten Show 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 5:15 Musical Intt:l'lude 8:30 Daily Ught 12:00 News :'·20 Evans r illetin Boa 5:30 Community Choirs 1:45 Baker F'llflliture Show 12:15 Musical IDle! lude 12:25 N'•ws " gr>~ · 6:00 Dance Party (Wed.-Auction) Frt, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlln Teell 12:~0 Aericuu,. ... Programs 9:00 Off The Air 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 9:00 News 12:45 Country Gr Round Sunday 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 6.30 Sundown Serensdt 1:55 News Be.at 1:05 CoHee With Janet 7:30 Sign Off 2:00 Country Go·Round 7:59 Sign On 10:00 Swap Shop Snnda)s: 2:": News Beal 8:00 ""'e Singing Preacher IO:LI Morning Meditations 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 3:00 l.lf; r• - : 1ta8linee 8:JS NeY.:s Rep . 10:3t Portraits of a Patriot 7:55 New• 3:55 News Be t 8:30 Clmrch , Christ 10:35 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 4:00 Di"'ing With Doss 9:0; ·rtJSkr Jr• " hide 10:45 Mason Agr. f'rgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show 4:30 Interchange IO .•J First Baptist Church 10:45 Famlly WOI'I!blp ('!bun.) 9:30 The Bible SpeakJ To 5:00 Communi! News 11:30 ChUdren•s Chapel 1.0:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Peta 9:45 Sunday Show 5:115 Mason County News 11:4· Sunday New' Spacial Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 Tba Good Life 5:10 \Vor'd '• · tt'l 'lews 12:00 hws Report 11:00 Newa 1G:l5 Congressman's Report 0:15 Spotlight '" Sports, 12:15 .!:piscopal Church 11:05 Tlny'1 Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show Mon. thru W~. 12:46 ' 1tholic Inlormau.n 11:45 Tlny'o Country llyma U.30 The Quiet Hour 1:15 Bob Neal Spotts Salute 1:00 Church of God Time li:oo News · Fridays 1:30 GosJ Cali 12:00 Cement Block Newt 12:15 'l1le Christian's Hour 1:20 Spotlight Jn Sports-Frl. 2:00 Old Folkr Hour 12:30 Goessler'a Guest Star (Frl) l2:31l 1ba Rev. Merlln Teeta .5:25 Stroh's Weather C~st 3:00 Hymns from Harding b :30 l.arr1; Anderson Show 1:00 1"• Rev. H. G. Stewart Mon., Wed., Fri. 3:15 Sunday Showcaae 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 Tha Rev. Silas Blllupa 1:30 Sunset Boulevard 3:45 Public Servke Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 1be Rev. Alldrew 9:W 011 'Mle Air 4:G. 9!10 ·Hft Parade (Tuu-1bur,) 2:45 1be Rev. Roscoe 1 Saturday 5:00 City , •• , ••• .•• Rerooi: S: 10 The Sunday Showcaao 4:30 Newt (Local) 6'00 s~ On 5:15 890 Hit Parade · 4:40 Jim Meea Show 8:30 Sundown SereDl!d• 1:00-1~ Musico' Clock 9:00 Off The Air 5:00 Newa 7:30 Sign Off -- --~----- - - For Rent ---·----·------ - .-50--~~'~RE--G~--~-.~----TO PUT !-11M IN C~AI>GE 01' MO()tol's RADIO AND TV BROAD CASTS I WMPO Radio I p:::l THE lORN LOSER See Ua For Your Remodeling Need1l eFormlca Top1 ePtnellng eCelllng Ttle • Storm Doon & Windows eFioor Tile eKitchen Ceblnets fRE£ ESTIMATES PHONE WY2-5321 FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. • ' ' r' .. , Middleport, 0. ..c.- ,· ,.-----~a·-:-:-,-..:.-..:.-=::_~:.:..;;:-; •• HAROLI! GR,\Y BUT Y'MEAN TSAY ~ THEY JUST lORE DowN OUR RAQ AHO NEARLY KILLED OUR COUN':iEL, Af~D JUST ~-E 11-1' WHCX.E PlANTAli' liVER'THit<;? e e BOT a11'4'T v·.:,:.I_L our m· OH, GUE.;S wt ::AN'T BLI'-IM't T HI: f IQTM:S! nu:1~ 1-'!.i'ESIOf:Hr At·lD HIS C:ROl' iD -JU'ST GUT ~ J<J BIG J:.0~ ~E\ R :::_:::::-21'4,7 ,_,y--, BRITCHES' MHRINr.:S ,r Oi( $0ME.THllf '? I I 1--lGAVENS, NO~ I'M NO 1 P«..lTIC!A.N "TJ.:j§ IS A e.usu· ~E~ S MArTER·I �II 8·Dally sentinel, Br,'dal Shower If Bible Schoof And , Mainly About Is Given for f Around ; Commencement ~~ People In ; Miss Free ker ' Ab9ut ' Held Thursday ; Pomeroy A bridal shower bo~orel~t Middleport J The Syracuse Communityt Bt·l •· M . d Mrs c w. Kirkland DMonnaChFrtecs·keNr, ~:e e-e as , r an , . r are . ' Pomer~v·l.t~d~leport. 0. , June 21 · 1005 Ptu~tor, Family ' Toptcs Treated In Poems Read T0 EUB ClaSS uri' Retrtrnf'rl lo Helllil The Rev and Mrs M E:d. nd Dougl"' an Nan Mrs George Doolittle Devotions by Mrs John Srmt!t hav: ;eturned from ned the meetmg of the Wtll- where they attended til<' .mnu• here or a nd :7s~~ ~nrl ~~ ~toorei ~~~hie sc;~~;s~~m~~~~r~•nat ~he and son Van. returned I ' trlcl director' and Rulb Cro~ Buffalo. f J kson Incoming dlltrlcl dl BIRTRHS: Mr. and Mrs. Jea 0 ac Put presidents and In· White, Henderson, a son; rec'f· president• of district 13 and Mrs Charlie Cam, Le- com n1 also attend-ed_.-Miss Karla Beal, daugbttr of CarlntY, Leon; 'Mrs. Larry ~:r¢~eJ~~d Gra~!· P~att derwe~:ua :~edlcal theNa~npoAmold. ~i~~i~::h~~~.,:~P~fi~r., ~~~~~:~;~;e:;~~~~~.:~~s~1:!~?*.:;~· :~. ~· ~~g~£·~.g, ~~~:~ ·==~:y ~~~Ff!~ E=..f.e~~.~..-:::::~,.,: oflrf'v I '>nn . o lence year Mrs. Wilham K. and Mrs Wtlham cong:r Mrs I R ~re Ann Li siP was ptanist and ter a vlsit with relatives. the hostesses, Mrs. John r":•nHl Russell presented R vor<~l -;o\o l ~on. T ,J. and Mr. ~n and thoi-1 song dtrector was Suscmna y,.rre accompanied home y and Miss Phylhs Ihle. l'tullp , lngmg ol 'Th~t t.:' Shall I" I'll Walk Wtth God ., wtth Thomas DJxon ot .Ia~ ~~n G w We brennet I his son. Dan Those attending were Mrs. API Showf"r" 111 H1Pc;osmgs ,' " op· I Mr Russell at the organ durmg Mr and Mrs Raymon ' Ic ,o ll ~~ss Lisle. played "Onward , Mr and Mrs. Edward T Bau~ Lee Johnson. Mrs. Stanley f'ned the mt>Ptmg to llowf'd by lthr morning worship sPrvwr an an~ daughtet . .Jennl tt, ' ' Chflstlan Soldters" as the child· , er ol Manon and .Mtss Poll~ son, Mrs William Ha!ris. Mrs . tlw lt>.~dlng ot P st~l m 07. bv Oak HilL . J and ren entered the audltormm Karr and frtend, MISS Caro J A. Smith, Mrs. Retd EasterMr< "'"ite Lnng Sever.tl po· • I Mrs Crary DaVI~ I . Tole· \Pt dges to the Christian Holv Whtte ot Columbus were day , Miss Rose Easterday, M~ em> were read mctodong, "A 'lchtldren. Bill ~ndd u:~ts oi i B~Ie and Umted States ol Am- weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Delmar llamm., Mrs. Fr Proyer , Mos (,ung ' Little do. were weeken gd MISS Le- ero ca flag s, was followed by Charles R Karr Sr. Smith, Mrs Wilham Downie. Th ongs ." Mrs l'atl ~lnore "U n' Mrs Crary flavt' an praver by the pastor Mr. and Mrs Edward Jung· and Miss Patty lhle, Mommg ~tandtn " Mr s. Claude HusS norc Giles dson . . . nickle and daughter, Donna, of Star. Jn "Tnb~·le To Mv Wtl e" Mrs ~lr. and Mrs Lee Davl end ' A program of songs and Bl- Cincmnatt were weekend guests dl l ted .l FrPk . A Columbus. spent the 'l ble verses was presented by , of her parents. Mr and Mrs. i Mrs. Victor Hysell, Mrs. Pau " ~c;;s Dorothv Long. "'fhe CariP.ton sunday Srhonl wtth her parent~. Mt and . r~ : several classes and the Jumor Jose h Raub. 1son Hollon and Linda, Mrs lem.l .. • ., \lr< Wtlson . h Tdhe .. tte-ndance ol 4> offer· IE W Jones and daughter Ba ' Htgh class presented a playlet I M; and Mrs Homer Taylor Holter. Mrs Clarence Grueser New v ,, "''· a an a · • , v ld y Do''" There~ · . s J Th n and Mrs 1 I rs. " lsponsnrr ld the Llrst two lthr weekend with I a~ M.. apprec!alwn also were prest>IH · I M'r and Mrs Robert Louks, Syracuse: an The Lord's Pray.,· In unrson ;~~·k~d~t~~gu~e al Ihe Carle- Robert Sh~~/~~~~~~~~:,; • a:d ed to 13 helpers and tcacllef' I ~ :1;p:a~~~~. Mrs. E c. Bryan. Middleport. closed devouons , ton church with Mtss Esther and Mrs Mr. and Ml'l!. Anthony Schul· Sending gtfts were Mrs. Mrs Wilson. preSident. con· Johnsoo of Whe aton, Ill . as lson, Bill Mr s Gene Abbott \ 'er and daughter, Unda, of Co· non Nease. !drs. Earl Dll~haron dueled the busmess ses"on ·~d teacher All children are wei· Mr an~t Lorn• of Lan·l ' lumbus werP weekend guests of Charles Yost. MtssSu Fisch· a report w3s gn:f'tl on the sa e .and daug er, k d' Uf'Sts of h n!lrents Mr. and Mrs Ja- Frecker. and Mrs. Sle I caster wert- wee en g IS ~"" , h l - A nt'W lll'o- comt of lchute Pate>. ··rt onder Mrs Rtchard Houdashelt and \th . arents. Mr. and Mrs. eub Schuler. er . s discussed re w d ere etr p f I JEC wa. ed b Mrs Herbert Mrs Harold Burnst e w Wilham Moms and amt y lak<e Schuler returned to his I bux donal Y ded lo Mrs m Pomeroy to vtstl Mr Burn· and Mr and Mrs Martm E. Ab·\ h. P,nrttand Saturday alter Pleasant Valley Hospital Dixon was avutr sade'£ mother who fell andlbott They rame [or. the wed- Mr nnd Mrs DI'!Vt' Y<J1PS and I ao:l~,it wtth h;s grandparents. ADMITTED Mrs. Jes~ se tved by fractured her leg . VIStted ldmg ut Penm and F:lla Hannum attemll'd the wed· Mr "nd Mrs Jacob Schuler. White. Hender.son t.b h tess to the ahove-named Mrs. Florenre ~~~1:-Jset h Mr·s Will tam Dixon: , . 1, nl l ding of Eilet>n Brannon and Mr and Mrs Jami:'S P~t~er- l'ah Smrth .. Sidney,l . Mfs ~ ~llv ::~nd Tt>lll Wilson. on.e day la st ~eek wrt Mr and Mr ~ L\~ile /"~~erandl Wlllram Kllkbm1P at .Jun(I \On son and snns o( Racine VISited Mr~. ChariJe Cf~~~ ~;~woOO 1 an Wmme Wh1te ' Columbus are guess o . rtt"rnoon w1th hts moth- Ronald Brum If' • I M". Carl Hall who has heen lMrs M•nnmg Webster and "'"·(t~ r Mr and \Irs Altl l Su nd~y a Desste Patter~on Samuel Plants, Leon: Sh~rrt• confmed to Holzo·r hospttal has Joe Heochman. i r lSI mg re Mr and \I rs Pat ",, r~ecky,Smtlh of Parker<· Stalnaker, Pl PleasanPtl: re~d h me uwam we .~ Jss . S d Stalnaker Pt easan ; re~rne d ~ s Charles Kong l mde Conde , daughter of Mr Autherson and Mr and Mr< burg, W Va . arnved .dun ~y ~ry Clifford C~rneil. Buffalo: r an r th and and '-llrs Eugene Conde, IS at- Jerrv Dnllev NPwark Mr . and for a vlsil With bel' gran mo l - rs l Curfman VISited ret·ently WI d . M :tending Hu<"keye Girl!-:;' Slate at Mrs Joe A.ndrew or Columbus. er Mrs 0f'SS!e Patterson Mrs Char~s Bertha 'Huozhes. ll Mrs. Charles Sayre an r \capital University in Columbus. l r.a and Mr. and Ml'S Ohwr l , ~ Plea!'ant. rs and Mrs. Don Sayro ' Le , d Gw 1az ' · Ashton • TUNE !I I to Rev and Mr and Mrs onar ' Swain DISCHARGED Everelt I NeW Notes We~ghl Pro~ ~!',·arr, wee~" ~everly ~~~tu~:~; I ALSO CALENDAR enttnei ' \'W , -~·' ti!"'IA I• 11.q,.11.,.. :,,.. . 1 .... ' I • I )/1' JOL XVII NO. 55 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESE>A Y, JUNE 22, 1965 choo ' C.. neil Will ·"t.. AS~~\-$12,000 ;: In Added Aid · ~ FIVE CENTS .. . ' I . Bus 111 ommittee .. the WORLD "Cannon Crystal Pa: MATCHING TOWELS . Northern Target Hit Now At Sale Prices On The 1st Floor I I oiT~~~~:: ~~~dn~~e\~~g;~:~p~l £· :~:~~r-~~;~rn w~~s ~gtsvu~:l:~~~u~~~r~~~~e~:~p£:~~.~:~:~ ;~)~~~~~~~an~::::;:J:!o:\1~~:;: Carmel N ~:~p~~·L!:~r.~~Mrs. Mory ' ELBERFELDS · POMEROY lar sesswn Mon av a prise party at t P.lr o ~ . d Mrs Husst>l1 Mills and Mr I ap , . . . Re ina at the IOOF haiL the members and their lnends ·~ \1'11· ' tun . and .1•• Z.rn Galhphs Ferry, g of tlte Carleton church of which ' Harry I s. Callmg on Mr • m. COURTHOUSE CLOSES The Meigs c·ountv Cour lh ous• he IR th~ new pastor Mi. and Mrs . Lester Rose and Plt>rt .e...,. ere Mr aad. \'lr~. :\tr Johnl ~~nd _:___ _ _::_ • _ _ _ __ II be do~rd tommrow . June \ Mr and Mrs Lnnme Hudson chlldrf'n of Columbus sj)4?nt the Palmel . YoungstoY.n . . . 'I ~91 on orders of Meigs County had a.s visJlors re<"ently, Mr. weekend with relallves. They Mrs Robert Whit e of Keno. F.l - Mrs. Louise Van M~Ler a~d C~rnmon Plt>3S .llJdge John C l and Mrs. Charles C King or Wf're accompamed home by her ! mer N~wt>ll o( Chj sh'r and daughter . Nikki. o• Snlller VISBacon. ~ emp lovePs may at~ I Harrisonville. Mr and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alma Ta~·lor, who ! Dora Plen·e. . ited at the Douglas Circle home tend tht' H1~ B; nd Ht'gatta. [ Frank Hudson of Racine and had been v1s1tmg 1ft Co lumbus. I Mr. and 'VI rs ~arvin \Valker on Wednesday .JliNF. 12 , Mr and Mrs Bill Osborne I Mr. and Mrs. Dan May and T PI· ins were vtstting- Mrs Thomas Holter an ' Che<ler t;ronge wol l meet V!Sitmg Sunday wtlh Mr and chtldren Mtke, Todd and CJup ~ up~er~" \~rrv Curtts familv of Morning Star 't"" l 'Tuesday i:.t l E :m ~ m. Quarte:ly Mrs .John Dean and sons were of Convoy have. ret~rned home . r. a~ M anrl. Mrs Osrar ' changt>d grrt•tmgs Wllh t u• ! bmhd:n ~ wil l l)t: observt>d Wllh Mrs Anna Mae 'Terrell Juani· lfollowmg a visll With her Sis-~· V !slh~g r Rev RussP ill Douglas r:u·cle family. Thurs-. pollnrk rP!rPshments Thursday ta and Ruth Ann, Mr a~d Mrs. ter and fam ily, Mr and Mrs. Babcoc ~er~anon Aigg~ of day . . the <;ran" will '1 <11 ~Ifred K elh Markins and Mr and : Bernard Ful tz and lamlly. Mr. Smoth, K~ • I Pratt Mr and Mrs Paul Smtth enn , , d h w'[e and child· Athen s Mrs .awl'en<'e , d lh Dan Grno g• . . Mrs. Charle> King IMay lOme IS I . ' , , , Mrs. F:ddie Price, Portland ca ll• on •, RPv ~eva Russel\ . uf .Mar . M d M Virgil Car l ren here (or the Wt'ekend.. and Mr and . ~. \'h· I . I Sm ith fnm ilv on Sunda) even. \.1 1~S ioh tst Vmton, r. an . rs. 1 Newark. \.1r a11d 1'1. 1 s , ares . 1 ~~~ ~~~~~~Pt t ht' ine~o.;;.~gt- Jullt' have as VISitors he.r two Sl~; I Mr . and Mrs Edgar Tucker- I Massar . Mr and \1rs Starling I mg. 22 ·t 7 3~ . ! F'rPe<lom Gospel ters. Btcky and Jamre Barne Iman and daughter. Karyl and : Massar and Mr. and Mrs Thllr· Donna Circle of Dover spent M ~~ 1 on :11° Ball Knobs This uf Grove City. . f 1son, Tom. of Athens were Sun-: man Babcock. the \\eekPnd at the homt' chl~m·h ~~ on the Haslla n and Sunday art ernoon Vl~lo~s guests of Mr. Huf> Tucke~-~ Mrs Dorset Larkms is spend- ht>r parent s. \tr and Mrs sun•r•m ll~ Rd The Pastor. Mr .. and Mrs. Way ne ea as man. They came for t~e we.~ l ing several days With Mr ?nd mer CJrc leRev E J . Gntflth. mvttf's all (amJ\y were Mr. and Mr .dmg Qf Beverly Pernn and WII Mrs. Virgil Wam slev of (he-· Mr. and Mrs Douglas Circle • we hurry to your ho~e Garth Beal ~f Athens . . tham Dixon. . shtre. ~ and son Larry and Florence _ the quickest serviCI Miss Evahne Arnold vtstted l Mrs Ron Halley of Columbus \1r and Mrs Dave Ya lrs at· c· le w,ere g~ests at I birthpossihle. recently wit~ MisS Thida Dal- ~ ls spendmg several day s WI~~ tended conference at Lakestde ! d~rvc dmnf'r at the home of Mr. • We protect your home ton HI Harnsonvt lle. her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ea Orlan Branch an<• Harley Lar-' ,d M R'chard Gaul with Red Carpets h .. , · an rs I · d M Ralph Car l vis· 1 M r an rs. . Kmg t klns or Be-lpre were v1S1fmg Mr 1 n Sunday your Maylag, too. . 1 d h b other wbo ts a pa· l er o " ewe use only genumtt te er r G , , Daunt Brinker of Carey 1 Hos t!all Mrs. Jean Cooke, look her ana Mrs Fred Lark m< 1 hen! ai Metgs enera -P I daughter, Conme. lu Columhus Mr. and Mrs awrence Kib· ! ed al the home of Dean Brink· ' Maytag factory parts. 10 1 Pomeroy. Saturday where she w1ll b~ ~ bte ol Rogers and Mary ~thble ' er on Saturday evening. No substitutes. delegate to Buckeye Gtrls 1of Aptos, Ca lif . were vrs1tong e work is performed by lo come A T of fJ ew State bemg hrld at Cap ttal UD\· 1Mr and Mrs !)avid Smith . 1 Maytag, com~a~y · The Ladtes uxttary r , , M d '.Irs John Coates. ' GfVF:S DINNF:R tramed techmc1ans. W b ler Post 39 will hold !il<'tr verstty. , r. an , , eWe leave everything es t Tuesdav at 7 l ~lr and Mrs Chester Erwm Belleview . Ky and Mr and Mrs Charles R Karr Sr neat as a pin and clean ~gular m~ett~ngPost Hoine . left this wet'kend (or a vac~- \1rs Bert Coates, Cincin.nati I tertai~ed with a Falh.er's your Maytag m. a epres1'dent , tton totp 8th pd1str1ct . to New York and I e visited Mrs Et. hel Chevalier. h e d'mn er Saturda)' at her home, ewe leave a postageWorlds Fm. d , Vi siting Nellie Stet em wer I Naylors ~un Hill. Present were H II ·u be resent to paid card for you to \er:l for t~e coming Mr and Mrs Albert HenLI: · Mr and Mrs Howard Young : Mr . and Mrs Edward T. ,..,,., II our work. evaluate members are requested to lrtcks and and Mr and Mrs ,Don Morrow ! of Marion, Miss Polly Karr , sa, Michael an ·even, or Paden C1tv. W \oa . Mrs Ova Miss Carol wh1te ol Columbus, attend. · Ifield, W. Va. vtstled Sa!u~ay ! Sutherl ond and family . Vlen- \ Mr and Mrs. Charles R w1th her ~a rents. ~~r anill ~:~ ~ na . w Va , and Mr. and Mrs 1.Jr. and sons. Rodney and JeffLewis Tnplett Mtke w h 1 1 1 Middleorl and Mr. and -Violet Smith main for a longer v1s1t v.1\ us _____ n•y. Pomeroy, Ohio ~ran dparen t' R'1rl IIfI~~~· lllllf'r IS ~M:r~s_;;K;;;a:.;".;.·....,.......=="'""! .loy<'e Long and Edoth Hap· TONIGHT .l TUESDAY tonstall are in Colu"__bus to at· , GiN•n bl' Pt>rry~ " PAJAMA PARTY" lend Buckf'y(' (ilrls State at ~ A birthdaY dmner was hrld 1, _v! ., • , , (Technico1m ) Captlal Universtty. They were I rer·entlv at the home o[ Mr and With Tomm y Kirk TONIGHT and Annet.tP. F'umcello a<eompamed tn Columbus by . Mfi Jiennv Perry Sunday for flflturettt: Wha' H1ppened l, Mr. and Mrs LewiS Long. "THE CHALK GARDEN," their grandson Edward Notling· Colorc~rloons Dl"borah Kerr llaylt'y Mlll8 ham and their son ..lim Perry . ' (Tf'r hnicolor) SF:RVICES t:ELU AtlcndiDg were Mr and Mrs. - andWED ond THURSDAY "THE BEST MAN" 1 CDLUMBUS, Ohto •U PIJ- F'U · \Carl Notlingham and children June 23-24 NOT OPEN neral serv1crs will be held to- Iof Pomern\i Mr and Mr~ Har- HPnry f .:mda Cliff Roberhon day for Mrs Inez MacPhail, 8 rv Perrv of Cleveland . Mr and Lucas Luco·TeK provides unsur- ' FRIDAY ..d SATURDAY member of a prominent ba~e- Mr~ s Hobt"rts. M1 -and Mrs Tuelildly & Wtd . Junl 22·23 passed protect1on and beauty June 25-26 ball family Mrs MacPhail, 7>. 1.Jark Perry and children. and FAMILY NIGHTS "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" that lasts 50% longer. In clear, dted Saturday. She was the !Mr and Mo·< .I 1m P•rrv. all nf "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" ('on mt' Slt'ven~. D('an .JonPii . bright tade-resislanl colors plos !Color) ' mother ol Wtlliam C, MacPhatl , Milton. W Va . and Mr. and l'Psar Rom eru - andwhtte, loco Tex covers wood, Colorurtoont a Columb ia Broadcasting Sys- Mrs Penny Pf'rrv ~:~nd daughter. "ON E MAN'S WAY" tern exec.' ulive in New Linda . and Mr Danny Pooler . ..,r non Murray Diana Hyland masonry, asb estos and metal SUN .. MON. ond TUES. •and Leland Stanford MacPhail Chester surfaces with equal ease. You'll Juno 27·21·29 Jr general manager and pres- liiillllli•ltlil krve that luco·Tex Look! "HUSH, HUSH, tdP~l of the Baltimore Orioles. I SWEET CHARLOTTE" OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG • Soci·ety otes QUALIFIES FOR RUTLAND FURNITURE MAYTAG Red Carpet Service I I HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BETTER :dlday I ~\1 And This Finer Service Costs No Morel Use itl chtid~e~; Tam~tWin· l II MEIGS THEATRE n· . MA~ON DRIVE· IN You can huy 1 Maytag where in the any. U.S.A. and find a dealer who repaira your Maytag products. To Breathitt 1 1 1 ! .t l Bt>llt> Dans. Ol1v1u UeHa\'\Til ' land. .lo:- Cot lt>n, Agnes Moun·heaP. f t'r •l KPilaway , Wrn ( 'umpbt'1l , \'1r\or Buu no. Mary A .~ lor Colorcartoon FAIRFI._LD STATION sundav temperatur~ "- high e;, lo~ 65. ~onday reading n at 10 30 a.m. I WAIT for the BIG ONE! HARTLEY & BENNETT'S SUMMER SHOE ~~ II ! SJ-95 FLASH I! GAL. '· We Can Make The Paint Color You Want In Monutu LINED PLASTIC DRAPES Panels 10x27 in. Assorted patterns of Floral and Lace. Assorted colors· Red, Spice, Turquoise, White and Pink. The Pomeroy Cement Block Company Tht~ Fully lined . Buildin~ Sine• 191~ ATCH FOR OUR SALE AD IN Till! TUESDAY, 22 ISSUE OF THIS NEWSPAPER - COMPLETE SALE NEWS AND LISTINGS, -~~F. 44:r Sli 2~811 '~-l------------------------------------~ . .. . .... .. .. - ... - . .----- ....... ' .. ........ . . .. W--Y--2·-31_9__ 3 _______ '•_"" __ . ' - -· ~ ··· · -·-·""· · · · e Why Buy Whert nu Hne A Do.Jitt Of Your Service Repair? ·Gtt ltd Carpet Strvlce Htrtl RUTlAND FURNtTURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -· -· Wringer Washer In On Your Old Ont RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Uepurtment Slnrt• of eWe Servlct Y01r Otcl eWe Give You A Good Trade SPECIAL PRICE I Manu ~ Arnold Grate Rutland, 0, 1 "' ,~ • in See The Bea~tiful line Of I Mr <' ; I BATH MATS II SOCIAL ,, TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS AND Soci'ety News W~·.~:~shmenls ~ere Dl TIN • MATCHING BATH TOWELS, HAND 0 8 Long ottom rn~ere~~e I "CANNON ROYAL FAMILY" ~a~ 11 ,._,To TIN Another Big Shipment Of ~~:i~:~~:t:~:~.~~~~IWH~;,;~!. :~~~ ~~~~ ~;~~;i~'£i~~o:i~::' ::~·~.~~y ~rsza~~~~~~edS~:: ~~~tv7:n:~er~~i~~:~hf;~~:~~~~ ~~:~~~~~b:l:~:!~~~=y·, ~.~0~ ~f::lse~~i:~~·~;;~~:i' ~~~ I at~ Modified ELBERFELDS Kingsbury • e ' ATTEND DINNEdR Mrs Mr and Mrs. Wayne Seal, un• M J hn werner an , . I ·uectomy a1 evening at the borne of Mrs. of tbe Middleport Centtr. Reed \ CIGark lhle, Busmess and ProdfeedB!iona1!: who Ia emames we l Shuler Club atttn a to ed at Westerville, wao to~~~el~l Lakestd~~<htld7n oft::r::~k?h;~;lt M'withs ~~~~cuse Ele~entaryp schOOl hom:· ~"~:~~ !~~dafe: wtth the Evangelical umted Bre-I wee en Rill bell a! GaiD.polll, outaolnl dii- ' � 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. 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