https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ed1e7442e5db8fd6c6d0122eb3442790.pdf 56108fbe43bdda941d61fd8d87a7def1 PDF Text Text I} Wedding Party 'n/y About ' J f ntertame · ' d People In 0 s rda a Y Pomeroy : Preparatlom for JORDANs VISIT 1 TI!Podor 11 s Cmmcil '"" " ...,"" a'""'" '""\ r and Mrs Clarenoe Jor- ' M d A'll - ~nd tamily ·were woekend 1 MPels on on llY ' mOl S Social are Made .Is of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy 'l'heodorus Council. Daughters t t :Inger ol Lancaster. The ol America, mel Monday even- _, . n U ans also vislled in Colum- 1 1 lh IOOF Hall with Lot- •' A rehearsal dinner was held . to ng a e . 'd' J at the Martin Resmurant SaturSunday before rt>lurnmg t 1e Cohen ..councilor, p.rest mg. Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Elkms dav evening lor members ,1r . home. . ~e meetmg opened m ntual· and son, Sieve. of Columbus and thf brtdal party in the wedding lsllc torm. Cora Oe!'lny was re· Mrs. H. B curd spent sevrrHt Miss Beverly Perrin and Mr l ported ill and Mary B. Hetne•!l davs lishmg at Horky Fork 01Wiii'am Dixon. The tables were 1and Gladys Cuckler home from L.a.ke . de~rated with flower arrange~ hospital and improvmg. Jt was 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. G Preston iments and candl... announced that the books would j 01 Huntmg!cm and Mr_s. Harnet Attending were Miss Perrm pineapple ice cream, and ---------, bt' auditt'd Thursdav rvemn~ at , Presion ot Alabama vJslted Mr. and Mr Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. lma•e cake also will be avalla- 11 TONIGHT a. THURSDAY the home ot Mane Hauck. and Mrs. Homer Hu!ley Sunday Tom Perrm ol Lexington. Ky .; ble. . NOT OPEN Assisting Tuesday I rouncil deputy . Dean H;umlz Mr. and Mr~. Dan Morr~s re-:Mr. and Mrs. John Harr1son BY REQUEST were Mr. Vincent Dabo, I and Glem~ra S~alzt>l werE' nam- turned to lhear ho~e , Cmcm- and Sharon. Middleport: .\1r. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Mnt. Paul Haptonstall, : ed to ass1st wath the audtl In- mlt1 Tuesday, after a weekend and Mrs. Carl Jones and dau~ J .... 25'26 llaptonstall, Miss Phyllis ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINI" stallation ot officers will be vtsll with their par~nts, Mr ghter. Carleen. Dra}'lon Plain~. chim, Mrs. Edward Burkett, Connie StPvens, DeaD J one1. held at the next meetmg. The and Mrs Hobert Morns Sr. and Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. William ' Cesar Romero, 1 Mrs. Richard Owens, Mr. Pomeroy group wt>nt to Stark's Phflrma- Mr and \1rs. Arthur Hoyt. :conger ;md son. T. J., Jackeaner ~ , Colorcartoons Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. , r·v for rt>fre!'ihment s Mrs Rdtth Thomas return-[' son Mr and Mrs. Thomas D1x~ Herman Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. t'd home Fnday, atter a two on . .Jackson: Miss Coleen Wil~ SUN .. MON. ond TUES. Russell .Lyons, Mr. and A~~h:ll weeks VI Sil in Columbus ~· 1th son. Logan. Be~rbara Jones, JuM 27-21-29 EvereH Baohner, Karen JS< her SISler, Mrs. EIZ'o:J W1ggms Mrs Richard Lonr,. Mrs Rob--1 "HUSH, HUSH, ner, Mrs. Fred Lewia and SWEET CHARLOTTE" . Mr and Mrs. Thomas Vessel, ert Sisson. Charlene Davis, Rev. Howard Ruppe II. Bette Davis, Olivia deHavvl1· and .lames Watson ol Colum· jKathy Ml'Eihmny. Carolyn Rusland, J o:s. Cotten, Agne• bus spent Sunday w1tn thear par-) sell Dennis Saelens Jack SatMoorehead. Cecil_Kellaway. ents. Mr and Mrs . Leroy Wal- terf;eld, The Rev. H;1ward Ru~ ASKED TO SPEAK Wm. Campbell, VIctor 801> no, Mary A.stor. 1 ' '"· . Minersvtlle. . _ pelt, Mrs. Lillian Ste fl. Middle- TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY _ Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppel! Colornrtoon Misses Ethel and Clara Gar- port , Forrest Bachtel. Mount Swa of Portland will celebrate their 50th weddi:ng the Middleport Presbyterian '' l<~ nd Mr and Mrs. LewJs Har· Union College Alliance · Ron- ry n ' · ~nd Mr< Pearl Phillips at- . c 11 t ·k · anmversary Sunday, June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Swan were ~~~ 1 cted tlw 5oth weddmg ~nrn- nre " Jan. · ac son married June _30, 1915 and are the parents of three versarv ol Mr and Mrs. Arlh- wv.r•"" -·""·"'" ' ... --~..,.,o·. children, Marvtn Swan, of Mld_dleport; Mrs. Wm. C. ur r.vans at the HidwetJ Methory Jol Moser, of Glendale, Cahforma, and Mrs. ClllfeiD<_:e THE FABRIC SHOP dist church. Mr. Evans' fo1n(Maxine) Price, of Portland. There are three grandchll· dren, Marilyn and Bill Swan and Patsy 'Price. Mr. and er Thom•s Evans ol Lan<"dS· POMEROY, OHIO te; who IS 96. also attended Mrs. Moser are spending a three-week vacation in Ohio The Evans lamilv are former and wtll be present for the anmversary. Mmersv1lle res1d~nt.s ei)Orf J Mr. Swan is a retired Rural Mail Carrier, having Edward Parker and family Mr. and Mrs Millon Smart served for 42 years in Meigs county. SEWING MACHINE havt> gnne to New Mrxaeo whe-re !' and daugt 1ters, Sus;m Barbara In observance of the anniversary, an open house will he wtll seek employment , and Hoberta of Perrysburg, be held Sunday, June 27, pi the home of Mr. and Mr~. i Mr. and Mrs Charles Grueser •were •O<·kend gues ts ol his Clarence Pnce, Portland, from 2 to 5 p.m, Please OID!I i and s1:ll .Jot:n ha_vr _return:~ ! P••rt'n ts. Mr and \!Irs Paul gifts. nome at1er a VIS it m Tt-xa:s Smart. Barbara <md Roberta ·::.:::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TW0 • H0 UR e • enttne MEIGS THEATRE I DRY CLEANING SERVICE I' 1 Ro.binson's 'j ===========""'===----•-•••( Around And About M d/ id 1 ' CLE!.RANCE Closing Bible School Program Given At AuditOriUm on Thursday Evenmg Willi their daughter and s~n remamed lnr a vrsll With lhr'll' m-law, Mr an~- Mrs. James grandparents j • • • Hake! ond tanuly George Dallas and son . Steve, Vl,rs. Jar:'1b G dlorckl ner reMturn- i of South Chorleston Onto, Vts!l-1 The closin• program of the Linda Lipscomb assisted by ed JOmt' lYOn ay rom e1gs , d 1 1 d •.., · · Im-,' e recent ·V ,Will \lrd an Mrs. I• ~yracuse Commf.nity Bible Marie Rizer taught lhe Priml•.enera 1 Hosp1 1a 1. and IS · F'orr~sr IIBacrde 1 an pruvrng M I k \1rf Cand , School was given on Thursday ary group ..They repeated mem~ r~ . Wr wm Mat ar o res- evening, June 17, in the local ory verses and sang For God · irr. l 'chool auditorium . The theme So Loved the World. ~Irs M. C . Wi lson lrft Fri- of the school was "Jesus Teach- The Junior class was taught day for a v1s1t 111 lluntmgron , 1~s Us." by Pam Sylvester with Debbie w Va with relative.<. ' The Americon flag. carried Hayes as her helper. They reMrs Lenore Hohar1 Kenl oi bv Keith Lisle. the Christian c1ted memory verses and sang Parsonag~ lndtanapolis. Ilid " IIIe ~uesl l fi;,g by David L ~scomb and The Lord fs My Shepherd, and A rontributron ol $50 w<J~ ur her Slslrr. Mrs. ff'dnc <.lark Cr:.~ig Cottrill carrying --<:"-the. Brt>ak Thou the Bread of Life. nhrde ro the p~:~rsnnage lund und !hPrr mother , Mrs. Mavme Btble. led the marcn of child- 1 A playlet. What Would You when the Loyal Ht>lpers class l lwb.J rt • . . , rrn into the room . Ple_dges ~er_e [ Do was presented by the ol tne Syraeuse Methodist Mike Shal(:'r Is aUendrng tne l given to the three m umson , teen·agers. It_ gave _the prob1cnureh met Monuay evenmg at 'iurnn 1 ~ 1_· sess ion at Mar~hHII : followed with prayer by the .' terns and the1r solutions l!tu• homt> ol f\,']r.s. Ho~';-d Thorn -· Un1vers11\. Hunlrng•nn W. Va ' Rev Paul Sellers of the E U. Christian tenn-agers 1n school. as Weekf'nd gu('sts or Mrs AI- ' B. Church and !he children sang 1 stressing that being a Christian Mr.s. Ralph Roh:-~ on. pres!· fn•d Starlwrry. Sr were ll~r "Keep Your Hearl m Tune." I comes first, wh le being popu. dent . conduct~d lhr meetmg fam11' . \1r. and Mr.s Alfred , Thr Nursery class with Rose [ Jar comes second. This group wh1rh npent:>d with Psa lm 23 rn St·arberr.v . .rr. Jnd children·, Ann Ltsle as teacher and Suz- was taught by Eleanor Kay un1son . Ot:>votions laken from ITipp ril _\'. ~H and Mrs. Hal ph· anne Winebrenner as her helper I Schneider assisted by Linda ~omans were lf'd by Mrs. Wrl - Sot'km;m, Columbus: and Mr. sang This Is the Way We Go Lavender. lltam E1ct1mger, whn also read <md Mrs . Larry Wells and son, to Chureh and Jesus Loves Me ! The EUB Church was an art icle, "This Js My Story, '' Ricky, Columbu_s ~rs Scarber- and gave. their prayer. They sponsor while the First Uinited · ba>ed on ,thr hym11 · Blessed ry pions lo reSide 111 Columbus played a melodious tune by the , Presbyerian Church will spon1\ssu rance. ' and closed w r t h folloY~m g d1sposa l of her prop- tov band. 1 sor it in 1966. Eileen Clark serv~ pravt'r .'\1\rs. Helen Damdwood erty m M1ddleport Other recenl ·The Begrnners group's teash-1ed as the business agent, Miss' drscus_sed the hf~ of Sa muel. gm.. sls or Mrs. Scarberry were er wa$ Sharon Roush, as~Jsted Lisle and Miss Sylvester as pi· Our-rng tht> busmess sesston, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Riggs of by Terri f'erre!l, Janice Man· anists and Miss Winebrenner as plans were made for a p1cnic Crooksville . and Mrs. Ethel Car- uet ttnd BrE>nda :'1-tichael. They the song leader. Deluxe Zig·Z•g Sewing M•chine "' the Syrar-~se park , Monday . ler of Long Bottom. sang their theme song and zac-! Myla Hudson and Mabel Pick, luly 19 at 6 .!0 p.m. Named as Weekend guests ol Mr. and chaeus giving memory verses ens had also helped with the (model6001 t~t' co~mrllee f_or the Picnic Mr!'. Lf'o Kenned.v \,erf' her and st;owed ilerns !hey had school. • ... In this modern style desk! 1 Y.ert> M1ss Marc1a Kar_r. _Mrs ~~s~ers. Mr. and Mrs. C. R mode. Rev. Paul Sellers compllmentDamewood ond Mrs E1chmger I Bailey and sons, Richard and 1 _ . - . ed and thanked all who had ·Winner of Singer Typewriter At Reg1H1 . A round -robm c-he.:r card was I M1dwrl· Mr.s. Jesse Lake. West I assisted with the school and 1 sent to M": Dana. Hy se ll .lefferson: and Mrs C. R Gil- l af S presented them with cerliliclot~ Norma Curtis, 33 Anne St., Pomeroy I The meetmg closed with th• bert, Spnngf~eld. Mr. Gilbert of apprecialion. He stated I MJ7.;:ah benedtc!Jon and a S<llad IS in Canada on a fish ing trip. there was an enrollment ' r~urse was. served by t.he host- , .\1rs Don Bnrkey of Martella [ 70 with I$ having perfect at' e: s lo the ahove and ' 1rs . ~1 ~-' 1 - spPn1 Monday with her mo!hf'r, 1 tendance and thai he was sure vtn Gr1mm. Mrs. Frank W1nr- M1· (' A E · 1 brrnm·r and Mrs Will 1m H d s mm1 s 1 Father's Day was observed that the school had been ou Mr. and Mrs Carl .Jones and at the Rock Springs Methodist successful both financially McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service ashelt. daughter. Carleen, have return- Church Sunday dunng the Sun- spiritually. A free wtil olferCulvrr . ed to their ~ome m Ponliac. l day School hour. ing was taken lor expenses. 115 W. SECOND , ~ Ci tyl. '" Csouthwcest,- .\1rdt alter spendtng the week- Several recill.tions were giv The annual picnic was OHIO ern i..JUS Angf' e~ ounty. a . t>nd he ·th l t' I • POMEROY iforma. ranks with Hollvwood _re WI rea Ives. .en by the Pnmary class taught . W:~ed~n~es~d~ay~J!une~l~6~,;w~ht~ch~~!_-::.,...,.,~;;;;;;~~===:==:=::==::=::-:-:-_:~ 1 · . . od t' f 1 .\1r. and Mrs Randolph Zeig- by Mr8. Norman Weyersmiiter 1l;ral mothers attended. I 1 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON DISPLAY MODELS I Collision $50 Given by Church Class For -WOME~ ~'tt-1k-~JEA"RTis And if you cheri<;h your home, you'll want to give it the finest In qu ality IJrOtf'ction You ' ll choose lu cas l' ~o.Tex the blister resl~!ant 1\crytlc Exterror Flat House Pain\ for our nex.t pa int ,ob. Why lu co- Tex? Because •I prOYides ~nsurpassed prote ction and beau ty lhiJt lasts 50% longer. In cl ea r, hr .gt·t fade -resrstant color's plus wh ite Lu co Tex covers wood , masonry, asbestos and metal su rf oces With equal ea se. You 'll lo11e that Luco-Tex Look! I 1 I I I' 1 5 Save TOUCH & SEW I C:.ALLON I 1 f h D er ay Ob db serve y Congregation The BEST QUALITY Paint Is Your Biggest Bargain! THE POMEROY CEMENT '1LOCK COMPANY The Department Store of Building Since 191; ~~:e~:Y~,':;:~:::~~~1M~r~~ :~:::f~~:~!E:n~~e J~~: i Dad by Bobby Ball; 1 Hav, T b J d 'Radford· Jt Doeswo y u y ' n't Really Matter by Cht·istld H sell and He's A Pal by :lfary Yad h 0 r-m! ·;~-chool class taught b ,._ W'll' Radford al- ' y ~.. , . ' IBm Including 80 'lapd reCitations Dearest Daddy by Stephanie Radford. I'll say One Thing by David Harris 1 Am Very Lit- famil 1 hey were arcompamed h Mrs G I' Z I ' Y · · . ~- '. e~g er· wuo been VISIImg m Beckley past month Mr and Mrs James MournVISIIrd reepnl!y wllh ms mothM D I M . er. rs a e 1 ournmg and her pare~t s. Vir .. and Mrs. Tom Walmg and children of Columbus , lers In Pmnl Pleasant. W. Va. K&C JEWELERS i~M:':c:ha:el:~~~~o;"~"~·~s:o~n:o:f:;M,r. I IN STERL!Nw SILVER Crde your flnger (or he") with foshion--<jl;tlering, '-'I';,. .glowing man-made diamonds, genuine onyx or cultured ... peorls in stunning d-.rlin9 silvtt Mttinqsl You'lllGve th is of tlegance, Came ae our thrilling 'ollec;tion- j :~ twer.ty four broolh-toki"'J slyle1, ond avery ring i1 ob<olutoly tuoronjtod. 3.95 ' I "ONE MAN'S WAY" Don Murrwy Diana Hyland • and Mrs. William Morris, is employed lor the summer at Lake George, N. Y. He was accompanied by Tom Rail, plans· a cross-country trip ing the summer. Morris is a student at Ashland College and Ral! will he a junior at ...,,,. State. June 24·25 "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" Anne('!le Funkellu tColor) --and''WALL OF NOISEH With Suza nne Plel' helle and Ty Horrdrn Smollta.tJtL•. SHOES 1 Now 5 3·•• to REGULARLY PRICED UP TO SPECIAL ON ALL HATS $10 & $12 PATT_ERN HATS NOW 5 K&C JEWELERS, POMEROY • prese~t . {Color) -and- Thur.-Fri. • lie by Johnny Partlow and come to Fathers by Linda Partlow. Following the program William Clark. superintendent, on behalf of the school, pre:sented II lather a box of candy to TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" I~ NOW ON SALE AT sH0E c-·. -L EARANcEI ! Earl Davenport anc Be1l of oil, tho tiny pr;- The Fabrir Shop 1 "W=Y=2-..3..19"'3""'"-""-"""-"'--"""""-""---....----P•_m_.,_._y_,,_l.:.:;:::.res:pr::.·_u_c-I_o n_o_m_o_'"_n__p_!C·! loa~ at 6.95 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy Ladies! .. lhl• Is the ulo you hive awaited! Smartatre I nail, walking heels and dress pumps In patent1, leathPrs and ttrawa. Many oolors -·blue, red, pink. bone, black l white &PI!Ctlton, natur~~:l and pink atraw. Size• 4 to 9, but not all sizes ;n eacb •lyle . Hurry, shop early! ' $10.99 Chapman-·Canaday . In the Middle Block Next to llberfeldl POMEROY'S QUAUTY SHOE STORI '~ MATCHING BAGS, \i PRICE . -WORLD 'Rhodes Blocks Democrats �.,. ' I 00 ' •. '1\ .t • ,. • .. . • ' Reds Dump Cardinals, 6-2 2·Dally Sentinel. Po~eroy·Middleport, 0., June 24, 1965 "Were in Trouble if the President's Beautification Program Goes Through!" t 0MMEN11> liNG EDITORIAL!!_ .;..;.---·- ~ ·.·'. '• ......., papevllle: ~rlt. en- m the amount of wag<"' or salaries pa1d at a(niost every le\'el in business, mdnstry, government. and private enterpnse. There are some that gets into the spot· 11 ~ ht much more than others. and poss hly the most frequent tv discussed is m the field ot education and government, 11 hirh are marie public because ol the tact that they are denved from the nwn· ev paid by taxpayers .. There ran be no doubt in some peoples mmds that the question of salaries in every category need a constant reevaluat1on to llt' sure that thev are based on merit There are fu too inany persons who cry wolfe just because thev see the amount. and those that rrv th; loudest have no conception generaily about what is involved in ar· riving at a salary figure . The bl~gest cry that is now going the rounds 1s 111 eonnection with the war on poverty. and it has become so intent that Sargent Shriver has come out with a statement defending those being paid in that ag· encv . The general basis for salaries that we can all agree on is centered in the amount of education and trainmg re· quired, and the amount of responsibility involved The worth of a person. tak1ng into consideration all the elements of re sponsibility and ability is most surelv a rleterm•ning factor One ts not h1red at a top le.el figure unless those who ri o the hiring are convim·ed that surh a ~erson ts needed to bring about real ac· complishment . We are someltmPs anurzect at the value that some people put on th••i1 worth . Thev never take into ronstdtr;Jl;on their background and ability, hut feel that thev deserve a murh higher tigure than IS. being paid . We suppose tllc~t tht>re could nevt•r hr a fool prnn( scale that would be arreptahle to all p ~ rson s There is no douhl that manv prrson s ha\'e a t'alc;e \'aiue plan"d on lhflr ability . Of tOUI'Se a lot OJ !he fiX· ill P.. of salar it•s 1:-: ha sed on the availahllil \ ol persons 111 rerlam (.'alegorieR or the lad of avai lability for certam skills tha t can plav a h•g part in the amount o: "alnrv Hardlv a ppr . : nn \\-Ould tll'•agree 1111h tlie sl ate nll'nl that lh<·re is a n ~···d for a gener<ll e \aluat~an nf snlarit' 'lair! The press ami other media are going at ·IJe Olf!('e ol EcJmomlc Opportun 'ty \1; 11 mi g ht~· !()n·es in \1t11ng up the pers nnel and thPir salaries . We guess that m ll ' o! them i(•el that sine~ it is a pov· " ' ,v program the persons who are di· r : 1in g it :-.lwulrt he paid wages on the 1 ,., ol lhl' n r 11H' need to help the unt, ,n unates and anv high wages are tak· iw~ !ood LJ i nl cloth 1ng !1 um lho:-e \\ ho n'"'t need it. It takes persons with org· a ,l,; at10nal ahi!ily to operate program. ' c' the: t't lnld ~o out ;.md get i:l per·.nn ,, 11 a 111m1 .• r! !Jaj·~ ·•r•ntnd ror less mon· • 1 . but could I hey do the job' We guess t;L' V e·:pl:'cl il P''' son lo do a job for free sn that everv cent r·ould be funnelled to thn"t! m rl Tc nt'l'd. and we ran not exp··r l pPople In ~:u ··ifitl' lo that ciegrPe, a.;; ' ". t' h:n ·f' tJw c-p thr•u o;ancis of puhhc :o; co•", ;-d 1111. \' hwh inehu\(>-; ft•a(·ht'r~ to talce s:.:. !lne." ;1t a lprrl lwlow what thPlr !~Ill · (H' nlo; ('<Jn lH.l ia• for just lht love nr h·arh·n ~. ~hrhf'r·~ .o;;lalemPnt h;:. s taken [ igures rPpresi'Ol !ng 32 ot the 39 cities , whirh n pre.-: t·nt populatwn~ from 75 thousand to :1 o Jmlliiln, "hose aggregJte n•pre"'" one e1ghth of the total poor. and cnme-; up wt1h rh ~ comparison The salarv of the stall dire..tor of Community .1-\1 1ion pro.erams are $6 000 below 1he m·,yor or eitv managl'r : SIO.OOO below the supr rinten.tent of srhools: ~:1.000 llPiow thP dirrdor o[ urban rrnewal; and $1 .000 helow the director of puhlic 11nrk.s. Tlwv are onlv $1.400 highf'l' th n lht• d'frclu;s of ~ublic weltare The <al· a, ies or dm•d or~ of ~\11llll11!1lih' dw ~ ts gt>t $4 .8011 nH>r<' per yo·a• lhan lite rll· rPdor ot the p · ·vrrt~· program . <1nd there arc man~· more I'Omparison" This statement is healthY tn that it givrs persons a chance to m"ake I"Ompar'sono;:. ·1nd there " uo douht that tn many instances in all fields, not only governm•nl there are manv who are overpaid and )i 1 <> wi"e. many' that arr nnrlerpaid for the johs they are accomplishing. ·@rill ('apilol Comment, f-~'vents By WUliam S. White - Powerful Sena t~ Repub!wans are mar· shalling in readiness lo put down WASHI~tiTml wlllloul ceremony any attempt wtlhin the Honse of Represen- ta!JWS to break away from the part y's ma ssive front of support for eu'i g1 vernment's pol· icy in Southtllst As1 a. To be sure, nothmg yet !l!een in the llouse actually fort'shad· ow s any substantial spirit to re· nege from I he standing commitment of the Hll - part~ leader- ship to go on to the end wtth Preside111 Johnson in Virt ~ani so long as he goes on sensibly re:-; IS1ing Communist aggres-!:i ton there. Still , a sm•ll cloud has been ri smg in the sky !rom the vicin~ ity ut a second-rank member of the Hepublican regency m the Hou se, Hep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin. As the road in V1el Nam ha~ got touaher and tougher, Laird has sent up signals of serond thoughts not heretofore visible within the lop G 0 P e<"helons. He recently suggested. lor illus1ratwn, that the Republicans might be '·dangerously close'' to withdrawing their b~rkm .~ unless the Administration was prepared to seek some utterly unolltamable form of total '" VJctorv" in V1et Nam. Th1s tangu(:lge was curiously ex· lrf'me in ils definition of Amw encan obligations in Viet Nam. And 1t dr~w instant rebuke from the Republican Senate leader, gre" m aclu•l power and lnnuEverett Dirksen of Illinois. ence. For Laird's ali-or • notbln1 Dirksen coldly observed that policy would entrap the United the Senate Republi<"ans would "coni 111ue to uphold the hands Slates on one impossibly far of the President. " He did not end of the sttck quite surely as add two points; but both are would the leftwmg Democrat· ic ~roposal that we simply cut rea l points The one is that any party's and run from Viet Nam under ro1 e1 gn-po!icy stanl'e in (Of!· a cloud of righteous rhetoric gres s is necessarily shaped not about peace-" It ia the mel· anrholy fate of the sensible mid· m the House but in the Senate. The other is that the Senate die, in this as in all public afRepublicans have no intention fairs. to be beaten more or whatever of seeing the1r record less constantly by both ends of on Viet Nam. a record of re- the same either-Dr stick. The unalierable realities of sponsible large-mindedness by an oppositiOn party rarely the situation doom Laird's ef· equaled in history, become one forts. The flr't Is that the basic of demandmg some wilrl ex(Jlln policy of resistance to a com· sion of the conflict in pursuit of an impossible dream of uneon-- munization of aU Viet Nam, dilional Communist surrender as begun by a Republican President, Dwight Eisenhower, did in Asia. not of course ever contemplate Dirksen witl undoubtedly have going to the extent or openinl the support of the entire Republican hierarchy in the Sen· 1 continental war in Asia. The •econd Is that General ate - plus all or practically all of it in the House as well, if Eisenhower is shouldt·J to shoul· and when the chips really go der here with President Johndown. It can be confidently as- son en a notably unpartisan desumed, for example, that the fen<e of essential 'national In· chatrman of ttle Sen(:lte Re· terest. publican Pul!cy Committee. Bo-The third Is that Olrk""n and urke Hkkenlooper of Iowa, indeed the Senate Republicans have will stand with Dlfksen. So. IOQo generally qJite simply will such strong untilled parly been actWited from the start by figures as Sen . Hugh Scott of genuine concern for that naPennsylvania. a form€r chair tion•! interest. 11Jey could not man of the Republican Nation· now see their party scuttle a tll Commttlee and the dean o( rational policy. And even If Eastern Republicamsm in Con· they could, they would not. , spending within Income. There five tan~ecUilve deficit years, is no assuranc'O thia will happen includmg the J965 fiscal year at all. The record l>f the Republican which ends Junl.' 311. As of .June the 1965 hscal year with ~another 1, government had overspent its party on government economy d1sgrac.·pful rreasury deficit. It income smce I960 by about $30 is better than the Democratic will be a big one. The U.S. gov· billion. The Troasury reported record, but not much. Neither ernment has not operated with· that as of .June I the public party will accept leaders with ir1 its meome sinre 1960 when debt was $319.5 billion. The pub the courage to measure prothere was a surplus of about lie debt wilt be much more than postd sP"n~ing projee~ against that before the Johnson admin- the standard of what(lhe United $) .2 billion. Und<r Presidents Kennedy istratiOn brings government Stales can afford. and .Johnson there have been fiT SO SILO ' scs ro HAULS FOUR OfEHCI ~~~~i'ITER .... THE AIRLINE CH . NoT A p()ll.TER IN 510 .. ,;: _ fII· Get Fast Action with WAMT·ADS Rumors are spreading that all Is not fab with Lee Remick and Bill Colleran Several tough Harlem hoods who bl~w a bundle betting on Sonny LIS· tor have spreaa the word uptown that If they run Into the ex-champ tn this locale, he'll have his last fight with themno TV camera• around. The movie "Tbe Knack," which has no story to apeak of· waa filmed In no stodio to apeak of and wtlbout any atara to speak of. Yet it woo tbe cannes Film Festival Prize u best picture of the year. (Are they trying to tell ua something) 11 you think Broadway is deserted after midnight, you ~hould see the World'a Fair •fter t p.m. Reports f,rom Th c Capitol By I.YLE WILSON llnilt•tl 1•ress lnternaUORl\1 Six days intervene before the U S govt>rnmenl writes off rnd although he was told she was wallinll, he never bott.er· "' to come down. She finally left without seeing him. aln's angry young · ·vwr111ht• John Osborne, Ia refusing to aell the film rights to hJS new play, "A Patriot lor Me," uoDon't you yearn to caleb this lesa Malllmilllan Schell Is 51g0o performance Dagmar play. ed to recreate the role he playa In London. n.e play , seen In In~ the Ethel Merman role In a private club for a scheduled "Gyp•Y." She'a doing In fl· The Ameliam-weeks run. Most movie pro- Sommer stock ••• Medical Association Is fl. ducers would be delighted to hire Max for • picture, bo I oancing an intensive search for they're probably buminll the 1 cigaret that will be "absomidnight oil wondering what to lutely sale." They will experido to make the acript suitable ment untU the' !lnd the ingredfor publlc consumption · · Syd- Ients that are anti-people, then ne ChapUn's exit !rom the cast 80 from there to eUmlnate of Y,.FumiY Girl" lflrsl predict- them without affecting whatev· ed here I waa far more compll· er taste It II that smokm cated than the formal an- yearn for . . Former Governor nouncemeolts made it seem Law and Mra. Thomas E. Dewey yers were In on the deal~ and quietly celebrated their 37th b ""' ratheJ a lllicky w•cket weddlll8 anniversary at the fA. ~ountl:y • •REQUIR£8 R£RDIDG I By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' ',Matter Of Salary ·,,HERF. is a 'ron•tan: battle being . in throughout th1s ga!;l~d Voice of Broadway ••• reporting 1'HEN fiE COMES BACI< FOR 1HI'i . LAST ONE ANf7 PORTERS GALORE · lH ERE ARE. TO TOTE 111E EASY LOAf7... --- The windy city certainly seems to be Interested in "the real Jean Harlow." Dn opening day of the Joe Levine "Harlow," 23,000 people trekked to the Chicago Theatre to catch the first public performance of the cinema and 20,000 had to be turned away. But the lines continued around the block for hours and hours. Quiz question: What waa that former film star, famous and glamorou9, doing at Danny's Hideaway all by herself for four hoursu Answer SHe was waiting for the star of a Broadway musical• who was upstairs, By UDIIed Pn!u International Today Is Thursday, June 24, the 115tll day of 1965 with 190 to foUow. Tbe moon II approachlnl Its new phase. Tbe mornin8 star Is Saturn. Tbe evenine stara are Venus and Man. American clergyman Heary Ward Beecher was born on lllis day In IBIS. On this day In history: In 1497, explorer John Cabot reached the oborea of North America. In 1863, General Robert E. Lee started to cross the Potomac River at Harper's Ferry, Va., in preparation for his Invasion of Pennsylvania. In 1948, t h e Soviet Union blockaded the western zones ol Berlin banning all rail and road traffic between those •ectiona of tbe city and Western Ger· many. Also in !948, the Republlcana selected Gov. Thomu Dewey of fl!ew York to run for tbr presl· dency for the second time. A thought for tbe day-The French writer. Henri Stendahl, wrote: "One can acquire every· thing in solitude-except char• acter ." speadlDI sland•nl • The standard by which politl· Q - Wbe• was the first time clans do measure spending proj· lbe Boase ele<ted a president ect• are not necessarily in or u a resall of a lie Ia lbe der: lA) Is the project desir Electoral Collect? able? <BI Will it lose the party A - In 1800, when the House any votes? (C) Will il gain of Representatives, on the voles for the party' If the proj- 16th ballot, elected Thomas ect Ia desirable and a vote get· Jefferson president. The sec· ter, It is likely to be in, alford ond choice• Aaron Burr beIt or not. came vice president. Tbeoe free wheeling spendlnl habits have been politically Q - What to tke meantnr of profitable to the spenders. Gets lbe word "callcke" used by them reelected. Habib which return such good dividends are Pretldent JobnBOD Ia bls IDnot likely to be broken. 'Thla aupral addreSI? A - Caliche · · n odd kind raises a question which Pros!· dent Johnson or the Hcretary of earth that is slick as soap of treasury might be able to an- when wet, hard as rock when dry, asd crumbly while It is •wer. The question: '11 the United Statu cannot damp. It was widely used In pay its way during the &real- the '20s aod '30s for r o a d est boOm time evOJ · when is it surfactnr - excellent In dry weHther and slippery durm11 likely to be able kl do so?" This question is accumulating Infrequent rains. muscle as the politicians apend Q - Which Ia the lar~esl II· and the public debt incrusea. Ia This accumulating mUICle is II· elaalvely indoor lbealer pre9sed in terms of what it lbe world? A - New York'a Radk City costs In interest charges to oerv· Mu9lc Hall, with a ••aline Ice tbe public debt. In the cur rent !ileal year the cost will be capacity of 6,2110 people. well above $11 billlon. It will be groater the folowing year and still greater the year after that, as the debt tncruaes. lnlereot Runt SecODd Tbis interest charge Ia the seeond largest Item in the Treasury apendlng program. National defenoe Ia No., I al nearly too bll lion. No. 3 ia afll'lcullure at fti.l billion followed by Health Education and Welfare at $5.7 bil· lion. HEW miBht be a lood place to look for some govern ment economieB. T)!e department was established durin& the Eisenhower administration. Its first year cost !fiscal year 1953) was just under 12 billion. It toppe~ 12 btulon In fiscal 1951 and HEW wu on i!J way. Tbat Is an upward trend char• .acteriltic of govemm~ spend· in1. In fiscal 1911(] when the El· aenbower admln!Jtratlon turned In a Tre"ury surplus of ,1.2, Ike bad revenue of f/7.7 But • ~pent .,6.5 billion. Treasury revenue wao . ..3 billion In fiscal 19113 and LBJ spent w,l.G for a deficit of f6.2 billion Tbe next year revenue was up to $19.4 billion but Johnson's deficit wa' up, also, to ... 2 billion . On the basis of the Treasury's June I figures, it appears that the deficit In this OI!Cal 1"" ..,,, li!lyl, will be about ~.& billion. AIMI BERRfS WORLD - .. . . .. '' Anna Magnani, In one ctl t"hose s•· 1temen~ exp\amin~ why she turned down several oflel'l to write her memoirs: "I'm the sort who ,mual teD the truth and I'd only &el oued for ,& l'm worth. ! might oven be jailed for telUng what I know." Golly, Anna, yoy've 101 a best..eller there! Tbe AlmiDIO Quick Quiz 1 opard Re•taurant. ' One of the tirst wedding , pre.ents Mr. and Mrs. Jordaa , Chrlstopber (Sybil Burton) received after their marriage waa a huge pol of "she-<!rab" 110up, from the proprietor of the Boat House, direCtly acl'O!!£ I h• street from Arthur. 11 1eern1 !bat for weeks the happy couple had been ordering that speclalo ty every time they went over to get away !rom It all . .. , . •·Those Magni6cent Men In their Flying MachineS," wblcb drew fantastic taves from the critics (it's the first 20th Century-Fox picture In yeara to wlr unanimOus •pproval . from tbe New York writers)• pulled II' $10,11110 at the bol office In one day. It's taking orl like In· other "Around the World ID 8t Days." / carroll Baker hired private \..__ . gnards to k..p the photograpbers and fall!l from dlsturblnl her during her three • monlhl slay on the French Riviera. tin a $14,000 a season beach pad.) So what's she been doing She's been going out playing the JIOOo Ia\ butterfiy of the coast, poe. lng for pictures everywhere 1ht goes. But she does say lhlt "Ill 10 years" she plans tr do a l Garbo and vanish from fllml 1 forever. Geraldine Chapllo has hired · a Dock of high-priced press ag• ents to announce that she doel' n't believe her publicity - .,.. peclally about her romancel. She Is quoted as saying that when the right man comes a\oo& "nobody will ha<t to twist my arm to get the news ~ I'll shout il from lhl rooftopl." 1Wonder where abe pick~ , Q all those Amerlcanl•ms ... .I D the mimeographing room IDif" be) Looking lor Rill Hayworth and her daughter Princess Vas,. min They appeared for diDnor at the Bull'& Head Inn iD Bridgehampton two Dighll running . . . Tba Sardl Set II . raving about the "new life" Louo la Gosaet is brealhlnl Into tht role created by Billy Daniell in "Golden Boy." Louis llgur>o ed to be a 9tamatlc bit, but It turns out that he'a a eood liDfl" --- er, too. THE DAILY SENTINEL DIVOT£(, TO INTIRIIl OP MEIGS MASON IJRIA lld1a... 1. OWIII, ........_. Chltttr TanMhlll .__ Pu.bUibed ann aftenloOb aGQit lUnda, bJ l'be Ohio YalltJ hbUIJ. IDI r.ompaar 110 l'rllechllnl~ !t Pom_.., . Ob~. ~ Offl• ...... WY NUll. lcllt.orlaJ pnou 1JY • .... blind ••tl•r at II Ute IIOOnd ol.. •IDIJll poar oUIC!I at PomerOJ"• Obto National ld"t'artlllDJ a.... Botllnelll Kimball, Lexllllto• Ava, Naw tlpl'l. . . . . Yor~ IDe.. 5411 Clb. ff11r Yo"' la-.ortpUUII rat.ell DeUHftd If elrrla wllerl l"t'IUallll, In nnb ,., wMk ••• In . . . . . . at tbt Dllb aeaaatl ofllee tllttnao11tlu. n .ID; tllrn aoalbl IIA " IAol-01 IOU~ ~ ~lf'l'1tr ,..., . Nl nallahlll . 0111 111tmtb tl ,., ... ••u 11111 ' " ' 110 00: •• . . . . . ,.,u tu01 Tbnt .utatU. • • n. All Star l . Mays Slams 475th Home Run As Giants Maul Pirates 6-l By FRED DOWN , tic, Mathews and Banks all UU'cc hits and Jim DavenPOrt tile ~ kl ~ win 1111 ,.., UPI Sporlo Writer seemed to have a ohiu\ce to and Dick Bertelt two each for lll!tb priJe ..ai!Jij. tn c l et• ~IN~INNA'I'I •UP!) - Unless One took and you realize " be did hose first fou.· Innings·" Only_ Babe Ruth's majestic wind up with between 550 and the Giants. bacia!. Maloney llloWeilll* bill thcrP's something drastically ht has power. The 25-year-old 9ald catcher Don Pavletlch. 714 wtll stand ahead ot Willie 6110 homers. But only Mays is Redi' stop Corda and struck 0111 U beblltd • • wrong With the systen. of ballo~ native of Sa" Diego, Calil., "After we got the r.ns, 1 Mays' lifetime home mn total maintaining the pace. Mantle, . . satdl that blc1ucild.'• tbrtf' bftll In• Deron Johnson i• going to stand' 11-feet-1 an~ weighs 210. go• ·s 1 slacked oft a tittle," adwhen the San Francisco Giant injured and his career in doubt The Cmc?'"atl Reds downed by DeroiJ Jolmaon, ' VIda 1'111bave to forego 'ila1 golf .our he He has arms lha, appeao to milled Maloney. "I tilought 1 great calls it 8 career. from day to day, has hit the St Loulll Cardinals 6-Z and son's lltlt bonier .net a • • plsnned to take durmg the All· hove the power of a jack ham- came back ,jooc. In the ninth Wh a t seemed a rew years only 11 to raise hi• lifetime to- the M!lwaukee Brave• defeated and dOuble•by J.!rank-·~ I S!Jir game break. mer. though. It was awful!) hot and ago to be a mass assault by 1 tal to 465. Mathews and Banks the Cblcago Cubs 6-Z m Curt Slinmons s u If ere d Ide.· As II stands now, he appears And !bat's the tool that made humid out there" mndern sluggers on the old 1 each has hit 13 this year - the only other NL fiBilles. eighth defeat for t1te CardlDIII. a shoo-in for the third b· them that way. fie operated a t'rank Robm..;.,, double and bome run marks lias become a; Mathews increasing his total to In the Amencan League, . · spo. on the National League jack hammer during the sum- Pavleb.,b'l single In the second one-man attack. Wiltie's 1965 456 and Banks building his to- Mhmesota beat Cleveland 6-3, Wade Blasm~IJIM breaed II team. And this IS ms first sea- mers while a teenaget. inning gave Mal"-"Y the lead. splurge has sent hlm tar in tat to 389. · Chicago heat Washington 6-1 af· his eigblb win with a fwr-illt1011 at that slot in the major Maloney In Another Bid The Reds added two more in front of contemporaries like . ter a 6-0 loss, Detroit shut oul ter, embelllsbed wllb lmlll' leagues. That be hits witt, authority is the fourth on Vada Pinson'a Mickey Mantle, Ed Mathews . Mays hit No. 22 of 1965 lead· Los Angeles 2-0, New York strikeouts, behind a nina • bll; Johnson slapped uul three ~tflected in the fact that of his lith homer~ with the bases •Let me plnebpbll. I'm and Ernie Banks and by thei 111g. off the second mmng whi~ped Kansas City 83 and attack featured by Joe Twrt~' '· more hila Wednestlay . mght· 68 hits, 29 have been for extra empty, Robmson's trip!~ and the league II getllnJ bll by end of this season he will be agamst Bob Veale Wednesday Balttmore defeated Boston 6-4. 14th homer and three runs bat- , d:"Ove In a run to p us ··ot bases. Johnson's smgle. pllcller!" closing in on all but the great and also contnbuted a single to Jim Maloney, who 10 days ted ln. Jlanlt Aarol! also lattl . tmg average to .289 and his to- Jim Maloney go the win, his Tommy Harper, Rose and Bambino himseli the 11-hlt San FranciSco attack ago lost a game although be two hits for tjJe Braves wbo to· o!r ~ns battec I oa fat 51 ' .,,th in 10 deciSJolll', as he pinch • hitter Gordy Culeman Mays nit his 22nd home run that brought Ron Herbel his 'i pitched a no-hiUer for 10 in- dealt Larry Jacksoo hll 10111. r Cincmnati Jowned St. Louis, allowed six hila. He ha~ faced drove 1n runs 1n the sixth •· II ted of this season and the 41Sth of filth wm. cap Peterson had mngs, got 13 • hit support from loss for lbe Cubs. "' Most genera y accep . . 6-2. th, minimum of 12 batters In chase St. Louis starter and Ins- of the originauon of the 110, hJS career m the Giants' Last year Je played first bnse the first four innings, striking er Curt Simmons. enth inning stretch in baseball: 6-1 V!Cto~ ovr the Pittsburgh Earles. mostly and drove in 79 runs as out seves in that •trelcll. Pinson's bomer, which extend· President William Howart Taft PU'ate~ fuesday. That homer Redlegs l%1 010 - I I 2 . ht cracked .21 homers and hit Ken Boyer's single off Pete e< his hitting streak to seven got up to stretch In the 7th Inn· tied hiiD With Stan Musial for Braves 11011 010 - I 4 J .273 In h1s f1rst season with the Rose's glove with two out tn the game& was the Reds' 79th in ing and the crowd, thinking he second place m National League Clonch and Boggs. Duntee aad Reds. He ha> II home runs this lift!> was the first St. Louis hit. 66 games. Cincinnati rapped out was leaving, rose to pay him blstory ~nd leaves only bve Mills. Umpire: Art Sklbarl. year. "Jim never ltu'ew better han 13 hits 1n aU. honor. sluggers m all baseball hiStory STANDINGS With more homers - Lou The Yankees and the Red two singles and Bill Henaler led W L Pel. Gehrig wlth 493, Mel Ott with Sox will match hittmg and field- all hitters with a home run and Yankees 4 1 .800 511, Ted Williams w1th 521, ing skills this eveomg in the two singles. Redlegs $ 2 .114 J:m~ Fo~~ wt~h 534 and Ruth Middleport Buys League play Braves hitter. were Tavlor· Red Sox 4 2 .616 ~ s a • ut • unattama- with the Yanks' one • game two singlet~, and Dunfee ·and S6lllltors 4 4 .100 e 114.C ld league lead at stake. Mike Sayre each a single. Braves 2 3 .4110 0~ WIMBLEDON, Eng. (UP!)- Scott, ranked fifth Ill the l'rookenden of New Zealand, Krishnan today while M Pa" Fon The Red Sox, at 4·2, and the lied Sox 200 Olx - 3 2 0 Indians 0 1 .000 Cliff Richey, the brash teen- United States, beld a 6-2, 9-1, 6-2, 6-3, 1~. 64. faced a rough! hurdle in . ays WI 1 pass Gehrig by hit· Yank.<. at 4· 1, could be lied Senators 000 000 - 0 2 5 GAMES TONIGIIT ager from Dallas, Tex., had 6-6 lead over t..e)US when their Ralston who Is seeded fourth tin Mulligan of Auatratia, ting another 22 homers this, up after this evening if the Wise and Swartz. Demoskey Indians at Braves the honor of opening Play on second-round match was halted ' . eUmmated seventh-seeded season - the Giants have isoxers pull orr a victory. and T. Stobart. Umpire : C. W. Red Sox at Yankees the famed center court today because of darkness Wednesday here, took on veteran Indian patriot Tony Roche, ~. &6dgamt e4s91and htdaveh!l6 1 Thev tuned up for it Wednes- l r·------==..;.=~~~...;,;~;;,~~;;_~...,...,., 1plfatyed when be op~ed sixth-seeded D C e an I .en day evenmg . . when nghthander I revening. avos upper Ramanathan 88, 75, Wednesday. stand within a range wou of passing John Newcombe of Australia in Richey had a tough uphill 0 W t hed 2 h1t 3 a third-round match of the the all-lime list in 1966. anny " 0 P' c · • ·: . bledon Lawn Tennis chamstruggle in bls secon-round Until this season Mays Manshutout over the Senators whose Wlffi match Wednesday, finally overlefty Tim llemoskP) also gave plonshlps. C ' COLUMBUS iUPI) _ Like , up only lwo luis. However, Wblle the 18 year-old Richey coming Jean J&ude Barclay of owned by James Swan both were tnples, one for :HI, 6-1, 7-5. battled h". temperament and France, Dennis 4-6, Ralston, the6-0, top-oeedAshland, Ohio, grabbed tlle 1wo runs to w" " an d th e the Odds against the rugged ed player in the U.S., and Jim lead and won the r.,.tured other '" Picken s. Five errors Australian, Eugene Scott of St. McManus of Berkeley, Calif., pace a SlcJOto Downs by 2; bark of Demnskey were hts Jsmes, N.Y., sought to apply also won second-round matches lengths. Wednesday night in rum. Get Your Hot Weather the finishing touches to Rus- Wednesday. Ralston routed MiNational League Chicago 38 25 .603 t 2:05. I Senator htllers were Rick ""'e roan returned ••.so, $3 80 Howard a sm•l e and Demoskey sia's Toomas Lejus in the open· chel Leclerq of France 6-3 6-2 W. L. Pet. GB Cleveland 37 25 .591 "' .,. ' and Vacation Wearables Nowl ing contest on court one. 6-2, and McManus beat' Ia~ Los Angeles 43 26 .62.1 Baliimore J8 Tl .585 2 $3.80 for hts second tn m' alsc a St nglt•. ...::.___:..:.;.::..__:.:::::__ _o_:.::_.:::::_:::::::=:::___::::__::• Cincinnati 39 'l/ .591 2~ Detroit 36 21 .571 3 seven starts. Sea Charm pa1d I . • " d 14 d A Ad . 1 1 Demo<key fanned stx· walked Milwaukee 35 26 .574 4 Los Angeles 32 37 .464 10 .., m1ra was 2; IV ISe . rann ed 12, . walked one ~ w an tb 13 60anI ce I J.l San Francisco 'fl 29 .561 4~ New York 30 36 .455 or or s IUW. WISe faced 3 batters over the Pittsburgh 34 32 .515 710 Boaton 26 38 .406 COURT OF ST. JAMESES regulation 11 for six innmgs. Philadelphia 33 32 .508 8 Washington 27 40 .403 14 Ambassadors to Great Britain IllS miltes played errorless balL St. Louis 30 37 .448 12 Kansas City 18 42 .300 191> RL'DL •· ' 'S WIN Chicago 439 12~ are called ambassadors to the ~ "-u ' . I 29 37 . Wednesday's n-sults of St Jameses because Also staymg m contention LANCASTER , 0 hio IUPI) - Lambright, Lancaster, who won Houaton SWIM WEAR-BERMUDA SHORTS 29 41 •. 414 14~ Wa.shington 5 Chi'. "" 1 •.st, twJ· the old pala~e of St. James ton•" Wednesday were lhe Redlegs 1 Bruce Helwagon of Circleville 8 sudden death playoff from New York 23 45 338 ,. turned in the only sub-par round Geoff Hensley, Lancaster, when , Chicago 5 W'ash. 0, 2nd was used for royal n•ceptions. wtth a 5-I VIctory ovrr the . of the tournament and scored they finished wilh !54's in regnWednesdays _ReaDI!J Detroit 2 Los Ang. 0, night - - - - Braves to make theJr record I an easy four . stroke victory lation play. San Fran.cJSco 6 Pittsburgh 1 Mlnneoota 6 Cleve. 3, night but was still three strokes back 5-2. enough for second place : W.Onesday in the Ohio Junior Cincmnati 6 St. Loms 2, ~ght Baltimore 6 Boston 4- night leader Marty Fleckman of, behind the Yank ees. I (' · ampionshlps Pete Hummel of Columbus, Milwaukee 6 Chtcago 2, DJ8hl New York 8 Kan City 3 I Ronnie Clonch fann ed II. SPORT CAPS STRAW HATS 1 · William Heston of Zanesville I Only games scheduled) 'Thoraday'o Pr~e Pikbera Littler fired rounds of 34 and Iwalked J, and never was in I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·'lwagoo carded a three-un- and Gary AriZ o1 Cuyahoga Tb••rsday'a Probable Pltcben to lead the three OhioallS in I serious trouble. Steve Dunfee de1 -par 69 to go with the 14 he Falls finished in a deadlock for St. Louis at Clncmnati (night] Los Angeles at Detroit tournament. i for the Braves fanned s1x, walkposted In Tuesday's round and third in lbe 11H9 class with a -Stallard (3-21 vs O'Toole (l· man 17-5) vs. McLain (3-3). Next m hne was George Me ed 5. beat out Robert Small or Frank- 149 total. In a sudden death 51 . · . Manis of .cincinnati with a 37-l lledleg hitters were Boggs, Un, wbo bad a 73 Wednesday playoff, Hummel took third, Chicago at Milwaukee !night) li ~~~neso~a at :••eland ltwi- 35-72, whit Alex Antontio .Jr. 1Clonch, and Ferrar•. each a HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS POMEROY and a 147 total, lor the title for Heston fourth and Artz fifth. -Dahl (1-6) vs. Clomnger Ill). ~ (Hl ascu III-I) vs. Ter· 0100 State sho~ a 3538-73:_ . '.:'s:::in~g:::le.:.;_:w:_:h:::'':::"..:~:::1::-_ IC:.k.,:C:::'h~JI~ds'_"h."'ad".:..,,..,,..,,..,,.,,.,...,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,,,,,.,.,.,d youngstera 111-19. They were followed by Jim 4) . Boskl~ at BaiUmore (nigbt]Tim Reardon of Culumbus, TwohJg, Dayton, 151 Bob Pe- Philadelphia at San Francis- Stephenson (1-2) va. Pappas took the 16-and.under brackel terson, Culumbua, 152; R1ck co - Bunmng (7-5 nr Herbert 2. title with 1 75 Wednet~day and Meeker, Kent, 152; Darek Kent, (3-11 vs. Maricbal 111-5). Kansas City at New York _ a 153 total. Runnerup was Dan Galton._ 152, and Jobn Jlobert. New York at Hooskln (nlght)jSheldon (2-2) vs. Stottlemyre son, W1hnmgton, 153. -Fisher 16-1) vs. Dierker (1-3). (7·3). ' Fourth place in the 16-and-un- Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Frida , 1 der play went to Jim Robson. (oightl - Cardwell (4·2) vs. Detroit at ~ea ol·' Cleveland, 155, followed by Jim Drysdale 1115). Ball' ~eso • _...t 1 Custer, Columbus, 158: Jeff PurFriday's Game• Kan:'."'e. a tcago, mght due Dayton and Jerry Lam- Pittsburgh at Los Ang night City at Clevelod, mght me;s, Toted~. 159; Keith Ar- Chicago at st. Louis, ~~hi ~:.Angeles at New York; night mour, Lima, 160; Paul Egles- Cmcinnatl at Milwaukee, night hington 11 Boston, o,gbt 1 ton, Portsmouth, 161, and Dan Philadelphia at S. F.· night LITI'LER IN LEAD Montgomery, Culumbus, 162. New York at Ilouaton, night Bob Uttler Jr. of Ohio UoiverAmertcan League sity fired a lwo-under-par 70 BUFFALO, N.Y. IUPI) W. L. Pet. GB Wednesday In the first round of Coach Ara Parsf8hlan was ex 39 24 .61t . . . the NCAA Golf Cbamplonsbip, Minnesota peeled to stres• pass defense today as bJs East squad entered Its next-to-last day of practice for Saturday's All-America Footbatl Classic In War Memorial Stadium. League Lead at Stake ··n Boys PJay Thursday NI.ght • Wimbledon Play zn 3rd Round r ,-- IAN NGs I J •11 A c '65 • ... c e VI e ce ops C Ohl·o Juni·or Golf Laurels 0 SPORTSWEAR 19 SUMMER SLACKS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. • J; Eastern Team Works on Pass Defense Today Panthers are Undefeated On Diamond Parseghian worked Wednesday with a 533 defensive setup, . ; centered around Toledo's Jim' Tbe Pom!l'oy Summer Ht~h , Gray, George Donnelly of Oil· , School leag~ team re?Jamed · nois and Army's Rollie Stieh-l' undefeated w1th a 4-2 wm over web. Southern Wednet~day evening at Rae me. The East coach considered Rex CumJngs, Pomeroy's lei· the trio his key kl success In ty, battled with Southern right. stopping Baylor's speedy end,, bander Mike Jenkina, for six Larry Elkins. Elkins will be the i innings before both moundsmen prime target for West quarter- turned over their duties to backs Craig Morton of Callfor· relief hurlers. nia, Jerry Rbome of Tulsa and Both Jenkio!l and Cumings Oregon's Bob Berry. had allowed only one hit dlll'lnl West Bead Coach Frank i their six inning stint. Jenkins Broyles stU! wa• undecided I was relieved by Amos Wall· whlrh of his thre• quarterbackl brown after puUing a muscle wiD lead the team, while Par-[ while battmg m the sixth and seghlan said Notre Dame's D•ck. Wer.ry took over for Helamao Trophy winner John Qunings m the final frame kl HWirte will start as his field , prolect ~ vlcklry .. 1eneral. : Southern s lone hit of the contest was a ,sin81e by Dave Navy s Roger Staubacb, tlle Spencer. Pomeroy hitters were 1963 Helsman ~ward winner, Steve Finlay, Lenny Van Meter, will serve as a one-man backup and Cumings. all with singles lo~ce_!tll'. ~uarte. and Ed Baer, a double. The Hudepohl Flavor is one of a kind. Pure-grain, premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. Enjoy it. udtpobl I , ' "walks" right over lnlmps and troullle , I Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of buck rtde. ft sn•tlls rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo liM exc 11iv1 Jolting. And on Chevj-olet pickups it's a proved system witb ·a of niles of user experience behind it. Try it out on one of Chevrolefs great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. It's one of the big reasons that Chevrolet Is first choice with pickup users from coast to cont. NO. 1WAY 10 1011 s.. your Chevrolet dealer about any type ol truck. ~~~~~~~~~~~ IASY TERMS ... - lUIS POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , ,I W. MAIN STREET POMEROY / .. . • ,_ �) . Moeller sees Decision in President Johnson's Hands Debate Reopened on Policy For U.S. in VietNam War · 14-ll~v • • ' • ' j • ,. ' I, CHARLISTON, W. Y1. IUPII - Tht nii'CI for. ,.pairs has ceustd some schedule revisions for Itt. ' slate showbotl Rhododendron, 1ccordlng to the Stata Natural R"'uras Deptrtmenl. TuNdty nlght't scheduled show 11 01lllpolls, 0., w11 Clnctlll!i when the boll wu dry-clocked 11 neerby Pt, PI11Nnt In tht IMrltHe 1Mnuf1clurlng Co. shlpy1rd for e1111111ency rep1ln to the hull. · N1turtl RIIOUrcll Director Wtrden M. Ltne sold tho rtp1ln were upected to 1M finished In llrne for the Rhodocltndron to mtke ilt '-night stop In Huntlngtan slertlng tonight. \l AI the requHt of the K-v1 ButlniUmlll"l Alo saciltlon, the ohowboet's stop et thot polnt....chtduled for Thurtdey end Frldey-h11 been chtnged to July 23·24 Ia coincide with • slrlll felr 1nd p1o rtdt. Merger is · '-• f .- • ~ . f J'illlmo}'·Mid_dl_~. ·~-'J_u~~ ~. 1985~~5 .Work to Start Ninth Annual • Horse Show IS 00 Jone 26. t h MCe or •Durfee Orange 'l'h111'1d31 · even1n1 and Mainly About present the program. The program, in charge of People In Mrs. Arthur orr, lecturer, o~ ' p ened with group singing of omeroy "America .. Members respond· ~lr. and Mn. George Skin- ed to roll call with what they On Projects .dl'ng Club Of Rl Around And About Middleporl I '• IOCtollon. VrSIT IN NEW4U The Meigs County Riding club met outdoors Tuesday ev- I enmg at the !aJrgrounds ner and family have returned like about June. The origin of Mrs. Marie Hawkins was theT new barn. . . . home alter a visit witb rela- Father's Day was given by I ommy Reut01, preSident. llves in Chicago. Ill. Mrs. George Genheimer. w • PLEASANT - Funeral PT. PLEASANT _ The Teays was 1n charge of the meeting. Mrs. Maxine Arnold ,msucial "Caroosel" by !he I< . ee lor Charles A Durfee, Valley Lions Club is spon· The treasurer reported on mon· daughter Susanna and Three readings were given, ley Pl•yer.s starring Robert 40. 'of 93 Burdelte Addition, will soring their Ninth Annual Horse ey paid the Association from Wagner Girl and Her Dad by Mrs. Goulet and Carol Lawrence. 1 b< held 11 a.m. Saturday m the Show, Saturday, 26, at the horse show. It was announc- at Galli tis with Mrs. Kautz; My Dod.. Dale The production was held in Crow Russell Funeral Home Valley V1ew Show rmg located ed that two members ol lhe A ld pod M d M Kautz. and When Pa IS Sick, the Veterans Memorial build· , With the Rev. Charles Frum at Scott Depot, W. Va. club received first place at the b d r. an "· Mrs. Her.ry Eichinger. Piano ing. i oflleJatmg. Burial will follow In I The show will begin at~ p.m. Albany show Saturday night. ul e~ lc ar s.1hl d 'solos, "Peasant Dance." and Kevin Angel of Columbus is the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. and in the evPnt of rain will be was agreed to start work on rs H. D. . e an Mr. and "The Fai.ries Harp" were pre· •visHing with his grandparents, S d . h Mrs. Paul KeiSer of Columbus ted b .· . d M A. ld R" h ·d ,M I1, Durfee• was ld1led Tuesda in L-Id ue un ay at 1 p. m. Ticket!! t e new barn Thursday and_ all 18 nt Wednesda with sen ~ Melante Dean. r.. an . rs. .'no . 1c a1 s. an indll!lrial accident ·at yth are aVBIIable at the gate and a members are asked to assiSt ' pe t 'I dy M H An arlicle. What the F'lag 1 MISS DIXIe Pierce has Majorca pearls are imitation , poses as a human bein&'• e I k t" k h ld "II . . paren s "r. an rs. arry M t d t Fl . t 'I h pearls lingerprmt Cardinal power plant construe- uc Y Ic ~t o_ er WI wm a Twenty: three from the club Kt:iser ' Minersville. ea~s. by Harry Holt er: Ohio I ~r~~ o. m. tc ., · · tion site at Brilliant Ohio Hls pony that IS bemg offered as a took part m the Regatt• parade. P· 1• K' 1 1 It S d and True, by M". Ho- VISl tmg w1th her parents, 1 · was gate pnze. · The Ractne · Firemen · son Charles Michael• as ked the c· "". 1ISler . bar t Newe II and the singing of "; and Mrs. ·\!"1II ard p·1erce. ~h. e I . to e un ay or 1 18 seriously ·nJ·ured ·n ·the '•a e An added attraction this year club to participate in their Ju- AncmDna J accom_pan; Onward Christian Soldiers wi~! continue teachi ng in Flint . 1 1 · o m 'Jl b h ' son r ames F1 :u!r ·· ·1 mishap and is listed in fair con· WI e l ree . bunt classes that I) 4 parade. A horse show with' f . • d . ;0 C d - . the prograr,1. Quart- 10 the fall. 196S MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MEMBERSHIP ~ition at Ohio Valley Hospital mclude, workmg hunter , hun~er the Middleport Firemes was r~en s ana a on a erl}• birthdays were observed Mr. and \'rs ._ Bernard Fultz ! TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT: in Stuebenville Two other em- hack and hunt team. Judges tor set for July 18 at the puthian trtp. R . with potluck ref.reshments The were business visitors in French.\~ ' · killed ·n the th e hunt coosses ~ Ba~ly .. . Jnd . He attended a meet · ployees were also are V· Court· Park. All will be contest ' class- d ·Mrs.ht. aymond K . d J"ll next meeting w1 ll be Tuesday L1ck, Arnold's Sohio Servi ce Station on Rt. 33 north of Pom1 Ia d S ·lh t w· f" eld d M aug ers aren an 1 ·· •~cident and two more Injured n ml 0 '" 1 an rs. es but two, and one will be an · • . . July 'lJ. ing of the Ohio State Bar As· eroy , Ol1io . , · Robert I. Spillman, Charleston. open pleasure borse class and I r~turned home _after a VISit Reuter Insuram'fl Agenry. Ea.~t Second St., Pomeroy , Ohto . Cha~les A. Durfee was born I Judges lor the many other tl e other a pony Ieasure class. w1th relallves m Xenia. They S1mon's PICK -A- PAIR Shoe Stem• . We:-;1 M01in Sl.. Pomt-roy m )'omt Pleasant on November classes w1U be Dr.. Carolyn Entry lee will ~e $!.50 """ were .accompanied home by Sports Dept., Middleport Department Store, Mill St.. 13, 1924 the son of the late Trout, Ashland, Ky., and Jim ,, re ..1.11 be m · d her n1ece, V1ck1 Fletcher, for Middleport. Oh10. A'-"' d · Le t · "" • oney awar s. .. ••,,..,n an Madelme Kayser s er, Cannonsburg, Ky. The firemen will have refresh- a VIS!!. Wa id Cross Sons SIOrt'. Racint> . Ohio. Durfee. He was a vetran of t ----Kau tz Fe{•rt Slm t', ChC"siN. Ohio. World War II and the Korean mes s.. Hardpn'f; Mark(•\ on 111. 124. b€'tween Syracuse and War Md w mbe f PLAN FAMILY DAY A w1ener roast and social Racine. Ohio. American Le~io: ;n~ Nr ~3 PT. PLEASANT - The Pion. hour was enjoyed. of Mason County Ho o. eer Home Demonstration Club Vwis Sohio Servk-f' Stat ion, Harrisonvillt', Ohio · ewasem,IM C t 'II 1 Tultle'-" Sen'ttl.' Sl<tl ion a1 l" ive Points on HI 7 East 0 8 ployed •• an Iron workr ason oun Y WI hold Youth Fellow31rip Mt!l hon e ·.~ Sohio St·rrirt? S1a1 ion on Rt. 7, perintendenl for the Union'~~: Family Day" for club mem· Tu[)pt'r.~ P!o.~tn s. Ohio A 25 year pin wao presented er Company of Nit W V bers and their families, July 3, Meeting ;8 Heltl .. ro, · a. tat the Arls and Crafts Fair at Also all Directors and Officer< will h1vt tickets SUMMER TOYS SurviVIng In addition to his Ripley. The club has also voted Prayer by the Rev Ch•ostE>r to Nnrman McCain when the for sale. Cost of Membership Ticket is $1.50 and Chester Grange met Tuesday son are his wife, Anna Louise to sponsor a queen to the M'a- Lemley opened the meeting entitles purchaser to admission and auto parking Gard~n sets, pails, sprinkling cans. lawn mowers, evening. Harden Durfee; one daughter, son County Youth Fair this the Youth Fellowship of during the five days of the Fair, August 17·18-19· Dale Kautz. worthy master, etc., to keep the kids amused •nd happy. Patr1c1a Durfee, at home and 1 year and will participate in Rock Springs ;tethodist 20 and 21st., and also to participate in the annual presided. Plans were made for one Sister, Mrs. Betty Jane lthe In ternational Tea for Dem- Wednesday evening at election of Directors. BUY A TICKET AND SAVE at Pomona Grange on Hyatt of Elizabeth, N.J. Friends onstration clubs in Mason Coun· church. MONEY. 1965 Pre mium Books will be mailed about July 2 at Rock Springs. Plans SWIMMING may call at the funeral home lty to be held in the near future the first week in July. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, counselor, were also made to visit Alfred ACCESSORIES after 6 p.m. Thursday. DO NOT DELAY IN MAKING YOUR ENTRIES. ARRESTS REPORTED read the scripture lesson and . ENTRY BLANKS MUST BE FILLED OUT BY THE Gogg les. masks, ear Pleasant Valley Hospital PT. PLEASANT - Arrests members answered roll cHII WHITE EXHIBITOR. pings. nose clips, fins, ADMITTED : Mrs. Darrel! recorded in the county jail dur with a Bible verse. Sharon Buck, Gr~mms Landing; Mrs. ling the past 24 hours were: Brawley led the group in si nging snorkPls. inflated beach CLOSING TIMES ARE: Beef and O;ill'V Ca\l lf'. Sht>PP anl'l Swine - 4·00 P.M., James Stover, Gallipolis F'erry; !Nelson Greenlee, Rt. 1 Leon; several songs. bails, rings, rafts, etc. Wrdnt-"cl::~y A 11 gu~1 1 Jth . Mrs. Elmer Henson, Buffa lo; ILeona G. Carter, Mason an d j A short business 11ession was , Horsf' Stww-- 1·00 I'.M.. Weflnp _qJay. Au,~tust 18th . Boys & Mr~. Gerald Sellers, Portland,! EIIis Williams, 1lenderson, all ' conducted bv Mary Radford, ' No elosing t11ne on Horse and Pnny Pull fonte~t-" All tJ\her Departnlf'n1~ - 4 : 00 P.M.. Th ursday. Au~ust 12th . Oh~~Sc _. Icharged with intoxication. Ipresident, afier which the pro- 1 Mens Sizes _ Secret:1n' wi ll bt' at Fai r Board Office at FllirJi:round s from rC HARGED. Mrs. Charles · grom from the MVF' studv book 10:00 AM to 4110 PJI ., on Au~usl 9-1011 anrl12lh. purfman, Pt. PleaSllnl : Samuel · VISIT ENDED was presented by the Rev. Lem~l l' i gs County Agr1cultura1 Sndt>tJ, c:' ~rts./eon ; Raymond Terry. l R•ymond Eiselstein and ley. The meeting closed with fh · Frank 11 . .Johnston . Sf"crr1ary to~ !pols Ferry; L~rry Whitting ldaughter, Jennie Sue Russ, re- the MYF benediction and "' ' P. n. Bo:v.: 227 , Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, 0. d : ~rbuckle; Wilham Saun~ turned to Cleveland after hav· freshments were ser\led to eJs, lenwood. ling visited in Pomeroy. Tommy Ball. s Saturday near~ ;:;~~~~stheTueprsedaseyntawhet'•nreof 1 ~isited S<•~day Ju~e I . ~rs-~ur .~iss '"t" Ra~ I Kit~ ~!th ATTENTION 1 FOR YOUR 25 Year Pin Is Presented Norman McCain · FUN·INNEEDS :rHE·SUN -:---:: .. .·~· I 1 CANVAS LOAFER THE SHOE BOX 1 1 We're Still MALIBU AND ROLLit~G • • e WE'RE CELEBRATING CONVERTIBLE NOW MONTH· END SALE BEFORE YOU BUY . CHECK 1N STEP WITH RIZER'S PRICESI Friday- Saturday •lg R Day Special/ NYLON lll·W!ITHEI"42' with TUFSYN YOUR CHOICE DF I MOlT PIPUI.U IIZEI Corvair · 1 Women'• BASKETBALL TenniS Oxfords ' Shoes & Oxfords MENS DRESS SHOES Sm1llll To Big 12 sz.99 eWhll• eBiue eBiack . pr. $4·'' 1.50 l u Tubel~u 1.00. " Tubelen SIMI MENS Friday- Saturday Big R Day Speclall NYLOM lLL·WEATMEI with TUfSYil 1.10 •14 ....... Black, Tubeleu, plue taxaRd all' tire. Bir cor 01 IIJIJII, this 3-T n)1on tire fil> tllom all tor less. Smooth rolling tread glvH solid bite on turm, slops, and start• Wears longer, loo. Work Shoes S4·99 ,. S10·'s • • • \ . ~1\~lk~ . I ' Biscayne ~ \ "6"--2 Door NOW AIMED TO SET A NEW Beige 2199 5 fini~h. healer, de- frQster. delu xe trim and 2 speed wi per w.,her COND CHOICE CAR THIS YEAR ~ SEE ALL OF TH E U S.A. AND SEE IT THE NO. 1 WAY IN A CHEV· ROLET AT POMEROY MOTOR CO, THESE RED HOT DEALS ARE MOVING FAST- COME EARLY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD! T!l ~II 3 ' 6V• to pr. 12 Discontinued Styles ' NO REFRESHMENTS SALES RECORD AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. DUR lNG OUR SAU:S CAMPAIGN. DON'T DRIVE A SE- Siatl4 $4.81 • NO ENTERTAINMENT YES, OVR RED HOT CHEVROLET DEALS ARE REAL BARN BURNER!! - Tennis Oxfords Oxfords • Loafers Bl•ck, with receppeble trade·ln, plua tax. Acid 12 lr trade-In Ia not rec:appablt. THERE IS JUST HONEST RED NO GIVE-AWAYS OR GIMMICKS HOT AUTOMOBILE BUYS! Open Til 8 p.m. Dai~ At Our Used Car Lot Location Children's Mtn'a Tube- T~pe pr. Size 4 to 10 TO 6.70 •15 $1·" - \ Sport Coupe .' 2 pair $3.00 2 pr. $5.0,0 $2937 ~\\\\ Men'• & loy•' FEDERAL· EXCISE VeluM To $9.99 ·ladies Shoes ~.98 TO Glrll' Women'• - •5.95 Patent Strap~· Dress Shoes eWhllo ellack . HIIVJ Duty Spring~ - - - - $1·~· .. STEPSIDE PICK-UP. j Small41o lilt ~~· RIZER OIL COMPANY ·ROUSH' S SHOE STORE·~ Mo MILL SlltEET MIDDLEPORT ' • Second . Stop In and Blast Off In A New Chevrolet From HERE'S A RED HOT BUY THAT \VILL SOLVE YOUR LOAD PROBLEM. IT'S NO SECRET THAT CHEVROLET PICKUPS ARE FIRST CHOICE WlTH PICKUP USERS FROM COAST TO Slltl41o 10 HorDe Owned & Operated You'll Uke Our Service $1899 Heeter & Defr...ler " $1.11 pr. \ . ...• ·~ ' . ., . . ::, :W(tlleffrt i· Mr and Mrs. E B McKin. The Rev. and ilrs. ' Clfde ley and Mrs. JJella Jones of' Bartlett and children. HIJI.U Reynotdsbury Sunday Becky,withviBlted be with Mr. and vi•ited Mrs. 0. E. Me- and weekend their OYer son t'and da"""'- and 1 mill inCI""""" Kinley. . ...... ~ • es - .. C. R. Bailey and sons, Rich- Mr. and Mrs. Clyck E. Bartlett ard and Michael , Springfield. and family of Newark, and Mr•. vis ited with his father, Mr. and Ford of William Bailey over the week ersvt e. ey were accompa• end. ied home by tbeir daugbler, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton Martha, who ha8 been Vl!lling were in Gallipolis Saturday to With both tarmlles . several1 attend the wedding of Bev-. weeks Jameo. remau>ed for erly Boling and James Walker longer vtslt the Ford anc which WI'S held at the Presby- Bartlett famlhes. terian Church. ·----A dog's nosprint is as lll-4 fallible lor Identification pUT· j\ Announced By Firms River news { ' • Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., COAST. ENGINEERED TO. "WALK" RIGHT 0 VER BUMPS AND TROUBLE - THESE PICK· UPS HAVE INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION THAT SMOOTHS ROUGH ROADS AtlD PROTECTS Tiq: DRivER AND CARGO FROM EXCESSIVE JOLTING. TRY ONE OF THE§k RED HOT CHEVY. WQRKPOWER SPECIALS TODAY 'AND DISCOVER THE MEANING OF A GENUINE PoMEROY MOTOR co. RED HOT DEAL! . . POMEROY, OHIO • PHONE WY 2-2126 or WY 2-5325 LARGEST OPEN DISPLAY LOT IN S. E. OHIO ..• ' . �,8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jull! 24, 1965 Delaware. Mr. and t.lra. Bill FOJ: of Columbus. 6illers -Sunday daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold David spent the- weekend with were Mrs. Harold Bird and Henderson of Allr<!d. · Mr. and Mrtl. Ray Russell of 1 children, Mrs. Young, Bashan. Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton Newark. I visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ferne Hayman took her Mr. and ,Mrs. Roy Buck and Mt·s. Elmer Scarberry and Mrs. Sunday B_cllool class to Forke,d i Pam enjoyed a cook out at josle Sayre, Evergreen Hills, Run Lal(e Wednesday the home of Mrs. Cora Buc~. w. va. cook out. Membel'll atl<!ndllngj Other members of Mrs Buck s were Pam Buck, Gregory Donfamily were present also. Mr. and Mrs._ St. Clair H!ll ohue, Ruth Pierce, Mike RobinSunday guests of Mr. and spent a week with rela!ives •n son, Paul Rowe and guests Mrs. Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr. Boone County, W. Va. Roy Buck and 1'ammy Roush. and Mrs. Jack Sargent of Ra- Mr. and Mrs. Dnn Bell and Mrs. Herbert Rousb called on • cine Mrs. Pete Shields, Bill Lorna were dinner guests of Mrs. Ray Heiney, Thursday. Available in,,, Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Row- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erwin of Mr. and Mrtl. Roy Pe!trso·n, GLEAMING WHITE, AND AN ard Robinson and lamlly and Bashan Road , Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis ~:,~;; 1 ARRAY 0~ SPA• .KUNO C010U Mr. and Mrtl. Chrissie Powell, Mrs. Woller McDade, K i m and Debby Rile were dl Racine. and Gene Early, all of Troy guests Sunday evening of PfiiMANEHT;NON:fADING PlUS TltiM QUINTET COMING - The Laurel Cliff Youth Fellowship Is sponsoring the UhMr. and Mrs. Cecil Kirk of were weekend guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Roger Theiss COLORS IN DUIA· rig Brothers Quintet of Chillicothe, Ohio, on Saturday evening, June 26, at 7:30 Mason spent a recent Sunday FA!na Roush and family. familp, Dorcas. !L! HIGH GLOSS fiNISH • , • , ALL FJ:OM YOUR fli!ND1 Y DEA1EI. p.m. at the Free Methodist Church, Laurel Cliff on Rt. 124. with their. daughter, Mr. and Herschel Roush fell and broke SaUy Pearson ol Columbus via' , . Mrs. Fred Jenkins, Jr., and his ankle. ited over the weekend with her I D have to admit Its commg family. Mrs. Lizzie Sayre accompan- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy PER unstuck In places. . ' Calling at the home of Mr. ied by her grandson, James Pearson. GALLON See you on Catalina Island- and Mrs. Dallas Hill Sunday Shain, Gallipnlis, spent Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and California, that is. were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hill day at her home. . Pam and Mr. and Mrs. Early '-and family, Mrs. Doris Hens- Mrs. Roy Pearson entereo Roush went to Reedsville SunTHIS NEXT 18 CALLED ''M ler, Racine, James Ray Hill, Hol1.er hospital Tuesday for day evening to meet Law. , Y Letart. surgery. renee Beegle who Hew In by Stck Robin. , . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sto- Butch and Reaney Donahue, plane aft.lr visiting Mr. and Danny McCloud lound htm bart and Karolea, Miami, Fla., Marion sp.at the week e n d Mrs. Don Beegle and Zane in out front, hall-dead ~ter the were dinner guests of Mr. and with their parents, Mr. and Columbus for the week end. By Blmehe M. Haskilll ram blew him out.a hiS cradle. Ml'l!. Don Bell and Lorna re- Mrs. Vernon Donahue. Mr Beenle's son• Don, pilot"EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" Bobby LewiS,_ a~ my earnest cently. Weekend guests of Mr. and ed the ptane and was accomrequest, put htm m a dry place Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burmen, Mrs. Bob Adams were Mrs. panied by his wile, Sue, and MAIN ST. where I could reach htm for Sr. spent with their Flossie Church and Sharon of baby. Jlo'NE l4 - Middleport's get- Answer: "Three iut he front further resuscttalton which pro' ling to be tl1e noisiest place - and three in the back." ceeded as follows -put him In It's getting me down, all this a basket, wrapped in a towel, well drilling; often throe lawn YOU CAN'T JOKE with decided needed more wannth, mowers going at once right un- these L.T.D.'s, Imperials, and placed h?t water bag beneath jer my ears; then the bright Solid Gold Cndillacs. They're htm, dec~ded on more warmth, morning shot all to thunder with too pompous, too swishy, too placed him over gas regiSter, an electric saw somewhere. bucket seat, and snooty. on,~y th,e pilot hght. O?,· You know, men just love to But you take the V-W now Don t you dare dte, I commake noise. They've never got - Well, hire's the Yogi manded htm. After a while he over that childhood yen for rat- of them all. wmked at me, sorta. I finally tling a stick along picket !enc- Fevven's sake, don't miss went to bed, Florence Ntghtmes throwing stones (they still those clever ads. They're gale on a cane, tending a SICk YOURS TO KEEP 6 Did You Know That ... ? Tuppers Plains Bashan Social Events Society News <>' HnnHngiGI were guest& · Laurel Cliff or Mr. and Mrs. J1om1r Society Notes .94 l• EBERSBACH HARDWARE , EXTRA VALUES ••• CELEBRATING INGELS 6TH ANNIVERSARY do,) at tin signs. revving up mo- week's choicest reading bird . Woke 5. a.m ..ne~t mornmg, thought ·What IS 11 t s car motors motorcycle nr • ' I' motor s, engines down at Hobve ~o t to do.'" Oh , yes, see to son,' engines in the river and at GOING BY JUST now were my bird . . I St 0 e a davbreak 1 he Milford and Polly {Thomas) He opened Jjtat wtde yellow ea nc · r · Hysc II , an d the1r . two dar1'm' mou th , I , usmg . medicme . dropioun d ba rne . . boys, David and per, put three helpmgs of canPeaceful countrv town: There about 3\i and 1li. Cherubs ned milk in the maw. ain't no sich ani~al! To top it ever I saw any, riding "No more." he sez. smart all, l go up to Jerry's {Beauty mily along in their soft padded bird that he was. Shop) and doggone if a big van red wagon, Mommy Polly a • I now stumbled out to the sitlln' there isn't howling its pullin' at the moment. Mil- "Building" our apt. - garage motor to high heaven every min- lord is now at A & P in thing, you know, and last I vie I'm there. Pleasant, as produce heard the parents were anxOf course, rm mostly jok· and they live just above iously seeking him and migosh, ing. It's like President Ike H. S., an area that seems do I hope he's well and happy when he was 70 - "It'd a been be populated with some of our Uus day. awful if I HADN'T been 70!" very peachiest young families, "If I bave helped some lalnlAnd '!would be awful if stony a• of now. lng robin silence ruled around here, due I Milford (scout-master now) Into its nest again 1o an atom bomb smasiling o and Polly were two of my be- l Into Its nest again, the moon blowing up when hi t loved pupils when I was sub- I sbaJl not live in vain.'' by a space crafl or something. stitutin.g in H. S. here quite some time back .._ Well, I hope the Man In the EVEN THE KIIJS are. drown- And now, lookit! Bright Nightgown" saw all this, ed ouL You can't even he.:~ r lheir baseballs lhwack (much) HAVE YOU SEEN "Me and because, ere all that, so many IN' hear them arguing over My Beach Bag" recently? problemhs had htumbled hdown ~ ~ho 's got the best bike or WELL, it's an apple bag real- me, w at Wtl one 1 mg auu 'llhose Little League team's a- ly, kinda frazzled now. It goes a"?,thFerln,Ungthat Rlobwa~,"h<mt to beU ·iio ing the best. outdoors with me equipped with a a m myse · two or three Readers' Digests Manl GOOD old Omar Khayyam- (I'm readin' 'em all over a- _ __::::::::::::::___ . ..A book of verse, a jug of gain, can't bear to throw 'em :; llioe, and lhou away), my dark glasses, cross·'Beside me singong In the wil- word puzzle book, and pencil · derness." (always a pencil, my dears), . But around here, some one • fan, a wet washcloth In a '1/ould crash into his (Omar's) chewing gum nd lessee • 'jug on a 'cycle, race off with plastic bag ; maybe a tittle - - - - - - - - - his girl and there he'd be left strangely missing IS one bathing By Ml'll. Rerllert Roush 'Just with his book of verse. On- suit although I'm thinki 0I Mr and Mrs Paul Forb_es of "' h d: . ng Mmersvtlle' entertamed wtlhh a 'Y Thoreau solved that one : e a dmg sun tan oil and msect d' . h 1 · d he 1 · ·1 mner recent y In onor o1 er lever mame , wen to Jat repe 1lent. b th B b Rhod • b. t" the lh II t d Cp H . . II . ro er. o es ' tr '" ~ Ur d an ~Y I~ poP a~, "r" th .. f/~ clr~hca Y eyemg day. Also attending were Mrs. ~ ve fat a13en on or IS out I. z , "J! you'll get Bob Rhodes, Mike and Karen. one year or $28. . . me a really beach bag cost- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. OldBut as the feller satd to a mg not one cent over 59 cts., en Thaxton are the latter's Jriend who had no gl!'l, drank no well, I'll accept if. maybe" aunt, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Blaine jo~ 1JU1Ce, ~layed no c11r~~· no- (Que_?, Are t.~ere., any 59 ct. of St rasburg. V<~. !!tin - satd the feller, Well, ones . sezyou No . Weekend guests of Mr. and !!hal the heck DO you do, anyOtherwiSe thiS lillie old ap- Mrs. Ray Heiney were Mrs way?" pie bag suits me fine although Craig Theodore and children AppJe Grove SOCietv • · Notes MILK \~~-7SC Broughton• - - LONGHORN Alfred CREAM CHEESE Society News NEW _Jb. 49c HOLSUM Potatoes Sib. 49c BREAD 5 89c HEAD Lettuce 2 hds. 39c tOIYOI MEAT MKT. BACHNER'S MIDDLEPORT, 0. SIMON'S MARKET ' OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM- SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2-3975 (due to sleeping on too soft a mattress) c FRESH DAILY lb. I c SLICED lb. I MY ROMEO JUST came in from the store with jelly, meat, ~kies, bananas, elc. etc. ~s third tri~ today, besides a trip to the LaWidromat corning Ill loaded with oodles of clean laundry - but nary a book of verse, nor a jug of wine - he'd brought me pecans and oranges from Florida last week way ahead of the above named Khayyam Items. PRESCRIPTIONS WILL DETERIORATE WITH AGE WONDERFUL . JUST sow (~p.m.) the well diggers have eeased, only a far disumt lawn mower going, and I can actually hear my robins <md cat- 1· b.lrds !or the first time today. . Query, Is there a sound in a completely uninhabitfl desert I when 1 tree falls and no one J here? I'm just onery enough I to lllart some of you going, all over again, on that hoary old I thing. . P .S. There isn't. And do I hive any dissenters? Supreme Court dissenters, even - I've just been reading about Jus. , lite Harlan and he's, as of now , the 'Great Dissenter.' I ~ I 'WI! USED TO HAVE a lull repertoire of Ford jokes such ai "Turn over, Lizzie" and so <it . Now, It's these darlln' little o!ll Volkswagens whose t.ds, I (fl>r me) constitute by tar the deverest of all tidbits In that Jlae an today's market. :MJ latest favorite: oQueltlon: "How do you get ~ elephants in a Volkswag1 I Don't hang on to the remains of old prescriptions • . . . some drugs (~lose strength wilh ilge1 some get stronger, become contaminated, undergo chemical change, and often become ineffective or dangerous to use. ROUND STEAK • Advertised in the .111 Issue of MC CALLS MBJta~itri! Medical authorities agree that too soft a mattress can be a major cause of backache and sore, tired muscles! Now, during our once-a-year sale, you can save $20 and banish backache with a BEMCO S~CRO-PEDIC Mattress-the mattress with all the high-quality features recommended for straight spine support-sound, healthful sleep! $59.95 is Bemco's national year-round price, but if you act now you can save $20. c ebl" Pharmacists To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2-2955 112 E. Mein Pomeroy eREGATTA WEEKEND .JUNE 1a.1f.20 'Ingels Furniture OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS WY 2-2635 . The $69.95 MIDDLEPG)RT SACRO.PEDIC only $49.95 cllll'l"l thlt 111e Homogenized Pure SHORTENING -~~: 69c GRADE 'A' SERVIT duri"'l this sale c gal. doz.$ I OLEO MARGARINE S•bs. 9Sc ring collection I 12 OZ. BONUS JAR NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE ... Watermelons RINGO-Ora...., PIRHppl•, Grapefruit, Gr.,. 46oz.29c DRINK GOESSLER JEWELRY .STORE Court St. c Holsum gr Adams LOAVES 10 ·~lgsps SUGAR FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 4 Regilfered 21b. lb. SWIFTN'INQ dial'nODd '13!'-ll~ • DOMINO PURE CANE the vel')' best of our 1 1 Selection" SOlitaires c SKINLESS Clift ' ·•.Y61D CROSS' SONS POmt!lroy "------------ JIACINE, 0. HOME MADE Ham Avartge 89c HOME MADE Salad 12oz. 16 to I lib. Pimento Cheese c SPREAD 12 69C 01. > ' .1. ' ' �.., ~ ,.,.., ,f,\.. , M:~ ~ ......... ,..o;.1! , <; •' ·.··. ;; , .... ..,;~ "............. ... - . . ... .. .......... . . . ... . . ' . ~ ~·~ · · · ............ . . " -· . . . . . ~ l 'I , Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board I WA ~,. AD Sale or Trade FOR SALE " • s~D=a=il:f=Se:n:t:in:el:, IN~IIMA •ION .,..nUJ'IfD FOR RIDING HORSF;, 8 mm LAST CALL for Montmorency movh. camera, ZOODl lena, h . P"ck your own 51111' t>,.. .,., ...,." Pu.bllcattce I t. ase movie c emes. 1 ' Mnndu O.Mil.. • • Ill_. ~ ec nc eye· c If 'thread' Wednesday, Thursday, Fri· ••• , light,. 8 mm se ~ng da • Well's Orchard, Rt. 2, ~,.;~~~:'~~. movie proJector, both like ne!r Point Rock, Route 689. ,. '" bt' •~oeptM 11n· ..,oa L II. new. $300.00 value new. Ph. 6 23 3te for Du fll 'VhlleatiO!I WY 2-3196. RCOill.&noNI rhe l"ubhlbl1 ~ U'll rtJbt &o edll ., ...tMt .., alb d""*' .........,,., .... n ·•- " • . 6 24 3t c AUcriON, Saturday, June 26, l J:u:n:e:2:4,=1=9~65~ ~- -H-e':"lp~W~a-nteci~:- - :P:om=er:o:y·:M:id:d:le:p:or:t,:O:·:· \ WAlTRESS - apply In person, Blue and Grey, Pomeroy. 6 1 tfc U.l. ClvllhrYfll T..... lluoWoma ll aoo ..,.. .._. •• ONCE-A-YEAR DEAL ,I ,I • *fRJGI DAIRE COIN LAUNDRY FOR SALE! ~,_ a:"to:.'":-•d;.;: sc H 0 0 L traJDIDt cmttl .,m,ao. wrt'- tt.d.,. pbOae. LtDcolD a.rnoe. uma. ~and a-, . . fOilED • APPLY IN PERSON AT ·~ lbper~•ue .ul1r QQD'O"'!" n.ac tnt~maao tto» o11 Jobl, JI,JattM, i8Qidi81DtD• •••• Ji GOSNEY'S DUDS 'N SUDS 1965, 12:00 E.S.T. I am eav..,. .,.t!Ml. Po.,..... Ohio COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING ing the farm home located 2 GRD...L COOK wanted at once. S. 3RD & ASH ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. miles from Buck's Lake, Ath· Apply in perron at Crow's ens County, oft County Rd. 44 Steak Bouse. 6 23 6tc ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY ~ M o:i:'mkm known as the Alfred • Garden -Ide · - · .. ., to SKILLED carpenter for inslion For Sale Rd., on County Road 46 ' f0 l• ll inf 11 : " " JUNE 24 AND JUNE 25 .... lo• arrows) and will sell the work. Give fu onna 10 .., _, Dt~aoUt 011 ,as• • _. t n in first letter, also name. "" , . . 10 . _ ELEVATOR, 2 wagons, spray- loilowing: Three pe. sec 10 · d h ber FROM 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 2 ~d ~..~• er, harrow pull plows, seed al L.R suite, T.V·• pc. L.R. ~~~~:,•s ;ra:;.~ oi "Ofnci"'"~-= planter. VI 3-2281. suite, 2 TV chairs, effiectrt•c The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy/~=========~:::-:::":"::'::: 6 24 3tp •• .._ • " ..., r. "· """· sewing machine, co ee a Ohlo. Miles to Wheeling, W.Va. whert 6 22 6te ~ bie, library table, stands, she wUi visit with relativ11 two ,.. ,._..,. • USED CUSHION glider and I lamps, 3 che~ts of drawers Business ServiC.s.. weeks. -.T,.::.F~ING canopy double swing. $19.95 2 metal beds, day bed, set of .. C each. Rutland Furniture, Ru~ bunk beds, baby bed, high INSIDE and outsl~e painting. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hil1"' oPHONE WY 2-2156 1and, Oh"10. 6 24 3tc chair, child's rocker, 8 pc Roo! work. Reasonab;e rate. ()('Je 0 e8 lumbus spent a weekend with Phone VI 3-2700. &-!Hilt)> Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill·Forktho TRY THE Twentieth Century dining room suite was h dial welder wilh the 310 amp stand, picture frames, . a HOUSE MOVERS, &rader, A large number attended the group enjoyed a plenle at Lost and Found Cutting Tap, 20 year warran- large antique ?"ainu! ~hma dozer, end loader and back· 45mb wedding anniversary of e<l Run Lake on Sunday. ty. Supplies. Meigs County cupboard, gas range, wrmger ALL OF THE APPLIANCES OF hoe equipment available. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cw1la LOST: Pair prescription sun Landmark, Pomeroy. washer, 2 coal heaters, smaii Free estimates. Full insur- day afternoon at their home. and daughter, SUzi, accompan· g!a1ses and case. WY %-3171. 6 24 ltc fuel oil heater, pony cart, RACINE & RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOLS ance coverage. Golf Broth- The Rev. McDaniel was re- ied by Mrs. George Davll of 6 24 3tc 18 ft. LONE STAR Cruiser, and harness, many other iters. Phone Pennsboro, 690 turned ro the Methodist church Columbus, spent Jut week on ems not liSted. Terms cash. J 1 Pullman, W. Va. 6 18 6tp lor another year. Lake Erie. Plaeeo visited wert Notice e!:' Signed. Ra lph Montie. Lunch BULLDOZER WORK wanted. The Booster Sunday School The Blue Hole at Castalla, Lasee Mrs. Kermit Gress, New . served by ~- Jonn's Church. Small dozer, rearonable rate. class of the Baptist church met goon Deer Park, Prebistorle PONY RIDES. Eslcy Hill Farm Haven, W.Va. Phne 832-3295 Bradford Auction Company. AUTOMATIC .cPhone WY 2-2201. at the home of Mrs. Marie Forest, Enchantod Forest IJid Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy 6 22 3tc Not responsible for accidents. 8 16 10to Roy Thursday evening, June 17. Cedar Point. 6 23 3tc WASHERS Mrs. Helen Simpson conducted Ohio. Mike Jones. 6 24 AUCTION e v e r y Saturday. - - - - - - - - - SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write the devotional prograll' and Mrs. Mr. •nd Mrs. W. C. Smith .....-::: ltp Welch's Auction, Laurel Clill,[ FOR SALE: 6 rooms, bath and AND DRYERS 814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, W. Marie Roush was in charge of and Jell of Dayron wert weekSERVICES nightly, Monday ~- 124. 6 2 30tp utility room. 546 Pearl Street PER UNIT Va. 6 3 30tp the games. The next meeting end guests of ber mother, MrL through Fr~day, 7:45 P· m. IT'S OUR pleasure to Loan close to schools, and super CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Hayman and h!o parWith evangehsl R. H Hostel· Carpel Shampooers FREI!: markets ~·urnished or unfur· Wilson's car wash, 550 Pag&-St. Maggie Shain with a fish fry. ents: Mr. and Mrs. Waid Smith. ter and team a\ the B1g Gos- With purchase of Blue Lustre I nished. Call WY 2·3752. II-ELECTRIC Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open Rev. and Mrs. c. L. O'Con· M1ss Aruta lloudasheltel F~ pel Tent, on R~. 124, South Carpet Shampoo. 6 22 6tc I 6 22 6tp RANGES from 8 a. Ill. "' I p. m., seven nor spent ihree days attending est Run spent the weekend With Portland. Good preachmg·l WilliAMSON - 27 in. coal fur days a week. 6 1 3tJie classes at Clarksville School of her grandmother, Mro. Margar· teaching for ail races, l"OI· nace, automatic damper con- Cuclt~u ~I (If Theoogy I Tennessee. et Houdasbell· 0 trol. Charles Byer, 365 s. 6th ON EACH RANGE BULLDOZER WORK, equipped M-Sgt. ~nd Mrs. Oliver Cadle A family "cook out" was lll" or creeds. Special music. 6 24 6tc A M"ddl t Oh With winch. B•g or small JOb. and son Ricky returned from joyed at the home of Mr. an,ct 1 0 1PDMEROY-2 bedroom frame ve.. epor • ' · CaD WEEKEND revival at Mt. Her6_2_4__ 6_tp home with baUl, automatic NOW! In dayt1mes WI 9-J089 WIG 9-3151, B eventt Spa,·n after two years serv"ice. Mrs. Albert Hill lort Father " I U B Chu ·h 7·30 p m DON'T WAIT - SELLING gs , ene arne • They are v·1s·1t1·ng theJ"r parents, Day. Others presen were u.r. manh · · rc ' · · · I oas heating, hardwood floors, Racine Ohio 5 " tic nd M Bob Hill Phil, Pal · g· Rev · James "full basement, and b a c k • · .. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and a rs. eac everun Far Summer Driving . . . M • d Mrs Bil Morrison, Pastor. 6 23 3tc ood Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman. and Joy and r. an · • • Fynon Guollno porch Located in a . g I They will be stationed in Colo- ly Hill, Billy Jr., P!llll, Jeff, Equipment for sale. Good dump llubrle~tion Service neighborhood. Can be fumnc- ~ r~do. Tim and Criss. 1t 1 Unlco , ., ,,,, All Sizes ed low down payment. M d Mro Albert Hill bed d dh·t es an ms , comp ' Frank Cleland received a tel· r.I and In · Columbua with Carman Houlee e. 2, Ask obout FREE flog oHor ·. RA~INE - 6 room frame home . . See si Ivan FOR BOATERS 1 with bath, forced hot alfl ephone call from his son-in-law spen 8 ay Pomeroy, Ohio, at Peach River service un whlto a•• · heating, hardwood noors j and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Waid footor and Fork. Phone WY Z.6B6S. ot our boot dock. throughout, plenty closet 1 Ivan Powell at Florida, Ill bon· family. 6 23 6 le bSVPER SERVICE space. full basement (three or of Father's Day. Nancy Crow returned ltomt tMEXlCAN TOMATO plants lor STATtON rooms), large Jot with shop RUTLAND, 0. Sales & Service Mr. Owen Watron returned alter spending a week In Ak· sale. William Holmes, Syra· OPEN building and 2-car garage. SH 2-4811 home from hospiUii after being ron. Her uncJ.e. Kenneth hart cuse. 5 26 tic 24 HOURS $12,000.00. A nice plare ro hospitalized with pneumonia. accompanied her IJid lpellt MV· HEAR IT ON WMPO - Liew· live. eFill Almost Every Car Mrs. Clara Roush returned era! days. Tho 'LU d P MP - 5 ' . b se RURAL - 6 • room frame Auto S•les eTransferable When home after spending the winter Mr. and Mro. Roger Puckett ellyn mpson's ' • an OON'T U ,you uggiS ~ hocse on t acre lot with gar· lnsur1nce You Trade Cars at Akron with Mr. and Mrs. of Mercerville spent 8unclq ••k· Light" program, Monday thru tJc tank. Get Klean·Em·A age. I mile off blacktop road Kyle Stump. Mr. and M r s.• ening with Mr. and Mrs. Die Friday at S:!S a. mi ;ank Land- about 8 miles from Pomeroy. !959 LARK, clean, with good , GUARANTEED, renewable for eGuaranteed 24 months Stump and son Dennie accom- Taylor. mar ariL ureau. $1800.00 cash sale. tlfes. Runs good, $175.00. 1645 life ho>pitalization. Issued or 24,000 mlles panred her here. Their ron, Klmelill Taylor went to CoAU"I'OMUBILE llllill"lnce OeeD Lmcoin Hgt•., Pomeroy. at all ages. Phono WY :!.-6186. eMost Popular Unit Gordon Stump graduated June lu.mbus Sunday ro spend I week canceUed! t.<~~~ your opera· _ _ _ _ _ _ _I_I_8_1fc C. C. CUCKLER, RERALTOR WY %-3830 6 23 6te I II tlo 7 from Akron University with a w•th her aunt, Sarah Taylor. tor't llcenleT Coli WY 1-:!118 MEXICAN TQM,.TO plants for ALBERT M COX SALESMAN In the U.S.A. Degree in Engineering. He was Kenny Shuler ol Letart lpellt lUIIe sale William Holmes. SyraWY . •3' 636 1957 BUICK, super. 3 good th kend with hio '""and f v BUSINESS 00 commissioned second lieutenant e wee .. · euse 5 26 I c 6 22 31 0 extra !ires. Good condition, • n~ollod ts M and Mro Edward · •• in the air Ioree from ROTC. paren • r. · $425. wv 2-29222 e2venings. OPPORTUNITY Simpson M • M '""'""" FOR SALE Lawrece Hilldore called · 6 23 tfe w•••" .... •• woAMN from Rockford, Mich. to his Mr.dedand .. Fred Cadllel MalatblunALFALFA • Metbcnrc blor IN ·-..- THREE bedroom house, But· PART TIME r lh Mrs edding of Borde recommlnded for controllins All· temut Ave., Pomeroy, tmnJ.. father, T. G. Hilldore, in honor atten e Yl •• w..,. EoooomlooJ Uruoo ""· 'l1le Rambler eom TOY ROUTE Black and Effie Arnold ' at AthMy Ofllco Will aUa weevll gpra:t contaillll b 0 I b. wood floors, hot water heat0 or Father's Day. 1 ~ ~::VII!: ~ll!ld?e,totn7 !~~ bet,r; ing system, out of floods, best World p8et Pomeroy, • ~r. and Mrs. Lee Jackson ens. Elder Frank Glffonl pel'-' Bo Cloaocl FrDm 11r'J to~~:tclty, ea•J to apply Glv• " neighborhood, $8,500. ..,. .. ___ .. nM"o __ _ __ of Chillicothe were weekend fonned the ceremony. 1 1001'1 eoatrol of de1t.ructtv• larv•e II& e8J' rDOIDt n.,. IIIIU r OPIRATI FROM HOMI Mondoy June 2ht ,.,,., luu " .. ' ...... .,. lonnance. Small eor eeonumy AVAILABLE SOON lllelller Bolldlq :ioppl) for guests of her mother, Mrs. Sy· contn.ll IPittlebup, olber fOrlllll TWO bedroom house High oew homes. Built in Ieitch- bil Ml' les, enroute to "'ew York tnlfletll. LANDMARK.. MeJp Count, . '. pd managtrabWty 1"\ Until rarm aur~o~u Coopen.u.. Aaocll· Street; Lmcoln Hdl, PomeSee IEvu:J-M~=~~c 1.!1 ~~~TORIII ens., storm windowt, alum- and other points Qf 1nterest. ttou - Ealt I\IIID St.reet. PomeroJ roy, recently refinished inside Middleport Derwin In "d' c II Guy Nelli I Th "ed by M TUIIday July 6th 8 .,_...._..11811 Motoro M•••• Point PI•H•nt urn SJ mg. oh· • ey were accomparu rs. ' SEWING machine, Round bob- and out "",900. ••oeu.,.... ""' mo ...~ · St , p merOJ •ut'•"d tvr•cvte Jll!r, Racine, 10. 0 bin. Nice cabinet. Equipped ~. tnaiD ree... plv• Mver•t oth., .,.,, 12 29 trc · Legal Notice to zig zag, make .buttonholes, ITWO bedroom houses, LinPboae Wl' 1r38'll w. wiU 11PPOID~ a line~ mill Gf AUCl10NEER darn and embrOiders. Take coin Heights, Pomeroy, new t Z2! tfc womu lo lllll our l llflll aJdl In . . . . . NOTICI •t.ablllhlnJ alld llfln'IDI I aumiM'r Complell Senb over payments of $1.50 per additions. furnaces, etc. $7 ,.. or aen~atloaal Rlt • •ervte. ''TOY kala! bl&l w1t1 ... ree.tvad b:r . . . For Rent week or pay balance due 000. .~J~~':te~vo':a=tl· e;!~ Critt Bradford ::,,~~~ u:'tt ~Y.':":C~ ~=~ •--~-• R-..U.. . _ . .,.,.,. MM fl7.46. Phone WY 2-6555. Bus'•ness Opportun·111•81 eom,......1.. "'' ""'"""· How· Write, Prwe or Cantact u .T. .. ,.,.. 29. '"'· ,., ..,,..... ......,. _ _, .,..... .,...u1 every, YOU mult rePlacti toJI •acb .. c• an•n""'RD ~ rae~uuu America Ia 00 tbe maN. "'HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rooms 6-21~ IFOUR Bedroom house, Butter· week • nd cunen moae:r. • naurv :en,:, :rtbao:! ....;;;; QleCltlc•· ,.,..nllld bath. Picture windows, 1964 HONDA 150, saddle nut Avo., $7,500. REQUIRES ONLY I'EW Raclnt, Olllo "'"' ,.....,,. now ,. Ill• m ,.. suo Bureau llguraa show lbat -• fence. Va- and windshield. Uke EACH WEEK I 1-lfe- ;'.!',:.;',, ~l~llld ~... .,.~'":::.:! aew y ard pkaet new. Thl•HOURS bldt wm be In 1 recent year overtty31_mil· , 1, not • lob but • ehllnee to nat after July L 1671 Line. Call Letart CH 7-2101. TWO modem homes, Pomeroy, ,., lnlo "m'"""' you m"' ..,. bl Gnleler, Phrmltl1& ud ::"'.:..":."",.::r',., ,..,. ''.., .... Don peop~ are eurren , ..,.u. olD llgts. Pbon• wv 227260 b&&-21-6te one two bedroom, one three o~w.,. ...... - • ...,_ " ,... Beatlq ""''" Bulldlq. Pomo..,., ""''· en! house. According (Q lllclal len I a. m. or after 4 p. m. 1965 STEREO Consolo with I'll· bedroom_ $3,500~ each. ::eo~m:dcan•t~ ~!dIDO: MJaenvUle. (*It -~~ru._.;: ...':,.:.-~ secwity recordJ, almost • ~l· 23 6t for full ttm• ezpiJWOIL Fat your HWet troabJel LauachiQ l'aelllli•. Pmpoull lball lion peo le are tWttntiJ' IWOIIV· =====-:-- -6.......,-;;-c dio. Lovely walnut finish, 4 TWO bedroom borne Condor NOT A GET RICH· Wt bave aD mea !';:, ~.\:':".,"' ,s;:_:;:;~• ~••~ 1ng mo~lh!y cbeclcl. 11NJ'IIJINISHED 4 room, speed ~ste changer, ~-• f speaker Stree~ garage attached 1 lull QUICK-SCHEME •-- u--hlnet ~ .......~~" ,. !:....., Put these two lacll IDgedler _....._ •'d. pbath, · 1 ""Und I U ycu h1ve a deeln to better J'OUrocwar LDa~J; .. ,u.,... .... ..... ...v ...., .~ ..., - .. ,_, """' yar om ~ -, m. """' vo ume basement yard. ..u - " ""'· ....... ..,. ..... Reaoouble Ratto "'"""',. ,., ......,....... and it Ia apparent that IIIBI1Y LMe, lJDcoln Heights, Ph. crontrol Take over payments ' ::_:"'~~ ~~~-:: 0 ~~:~ c.n WY I-Z97t Day or Nlgbt _,';:: ::.4 ~~::,~:":::ktl~~ ,~ of those recelvlfll monthly soWY ~f. 6 II lfc of $6. per month or pay hal· ONE bedroom home, Condor ,.m,,... ..""' ,.,., .......,. 7 21 lfe ...,. Ohio. •• m"' ., '""''"" ,,. cia! security ebeekJ will· movt THREE .ROOM IJid baui~ium. ance due ~01.22. Free home Street, lull llaaement, yard. ..,., ........ A!nn.U • ...., ..... CONDm""""'G ......... =~:.;"':~ ,:.::,~·~..:; ~ within the year. Call WY 2TOY MIICHANDIIINI CORP. _., WilL Bl REnJNDm. Bld- 111111!0 lllbed apartmen~ utilities demonstration. M . ,. .1,.. ,,... ,_"""' Jack's"""•o• .....,~ .,,. ,...,...,.., ,....,.,. ,,.., ,., To make sure ""-lr utc 6555 11 8 011 f11mished. Phone WY 2-5435, • 6-2l-6tc FIVE room home II llaylors _,,., n. - Yortt. '""""'"aa 'p~~K_.,._. '""'"""o"' m" ... them. reach them on lime the Social eration, Pll.u ''"''' m~~ oeetncatlou " Security Adu _,_a 212 S. 5th AYenue, Middleport AUCTION every Wednesday and Run, $3 ,500· TU ~New ven. f e ~ tfe molhd ''"' " - w111 u ,_,. .. uslra'tloa ukI Obio. 6 16 tlc Saturday. Welch'o Auction, SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY " ..._ "'.,::0':, ~~ ":.,'":."':l:,"l;,u,,.. tl!at people reeelvlug monthly APARTMENT FOR RENT . Al· Laurel CUff, Route 124. BUILDING lots ?n State Haute FOR LOCAL PEOPLE TO oaoao ., NOTICI BEATING, Plul...., .. .., >rn>"'"' benefits notify them lmmetllatefler 6 2 30tp 12f, Dead Man s Curve. OWN THEIR OWN To "'' rou.- o1 c... ,..,._, Antold tlntben, aoZ~.~' "' "'"" " ''"' ..,. - 1y when their addreal is Good .loc 110 tra apace. a· BUSINESS "'' A....,...,""""""'· •• Ohio 111 Ealll Mila 111ree1, Pvm- <m ., ,., tonh Ia "''"' ,.. _.. elianged They are urged to tion. CaD Walter Crooks, WY 1956 ELCA~ house trailer, 1964 ALL CAN be financed. For fu.-.. New Selt...ervice Spetd ,':m~~:' T!:.:! ..1. P•ne WI z..aa. ne~~O::·i!r':'rt:":•P:n,cl:' QNclo report · their new adclresl'l 2-3831. I 10 lfc 3996 Dodge PICkup !ruck. WY 2- ther information call O'BI"len QuHn Fobrlc Coro Contor "'N:.;:,,c..:."";.C:.,~~ ,.., ..,, 7 20 lfc ~''!:;~~· ..,.., "" "" ..,•. promptly, either by uslnJ the 1 23 3te FOR RENT -Trailer opace · lr Crow Realty Company, WY Coin operated laundr)' com· ,.,,." ...,.... .,......, .., Le I Noti .... .,.,..,, """' .. .....,.,.. postcard fonn &lven t be m oa N. Semntkv in Middle- PICNIC TABLES for sale, reas.- ~2720. L~~ldi~~ 11~dd~i~~Y :e~: :=~ ~~~:' ga ce ::P!:~u "!~': t~==~~~~ when they applied for benefits port. Near shopping district. onable. can SH 2-5052. O'Brlea A Crow Realty CG. erected. Plenty of parldng. !: ~~11lil~~ ti~ t!: ~::: ottera wn:o:. ·~:vld tor the !: -=:! :! ':: or by gettlng"'!"tricttoucllolll with Concrete patios. Call WY Z. 6 23 Ur 101 1,~ Court SC., Pomeroy To quality mvestor must fk!M ot the eomp&DJ •• 4 Ia tb• .,urclwe ot tM real •t.t. awnecl etJatrut. A eert.lfled eheclr on • 1101· their neaNII: Wll c:e. .,_ WY • ·~•· WY have approximately $7,000.00 offtee at tM lupt~l'la'...,..,. 61 bJ' tbe lat. Lon• M. Koecher, 1lt\WI tent baDil 4rawu. and m•llll payabl• I port! -~-- of -• ......,, M'oloHO or J-3600. 15 CU. FT. Kelvinator deep 6-21-6tc in cash to invest. m.ur.-e. Ia Uart vm.,. of Cta.M&er, Metp coua- to the Ylllall of Ponterar. Ohlo. hi n re Ill a W11111e au• W.Uc freeze. One year old. Phone 3 BEDROOM home, good eondi- Write £or infonnatlon and ~vt'U'':S :rt~~~ D:;'r:..J:,.m ':ls:t :: :\W ~ drest, tile IOclallt!CUrlty clatm\ ~ .,-anci...,"'4'"'R"oo=M'"'"'furnis :--:-...,.h-.:..:..::. appointment to Security :11107.11. ReYlled Code. •t t:OO Pap 1140. of 'he Deed .llcordl ol bond. Should ••, bid bt NJ~ded, n.unt)er should be included oo . eti apart- VI 3-2601 after 4 p.m. tion, 1818 Lincoln Heights. Laundry Machinery Co.t In•.:. A.M. o".I!IOCk •• Wil>dle.dtl:r. JUM Kelp County, Ohio, to whkb Nfer• IIU!h bond or eft'ttned e!Mct 111111 all Jw..retMndence J menta. Rowley " Reed Hard• 23 3tc Phone WY 2-3810. '1712 Dearborn Ave •• Cmcin· 13, ...... at the offlee of ~ lhl· ence II hereby m•de . Offen rl'laJ be hrth..,tb H retu.mtd to tilt blMir "Y" • '"!rllllp are. 5 11 ••· Jlel'intadeat ot ID&tlnnee. AJI1 nhrtiUtod 1t th• law oWcee of •nd 1boultl an1 bld be aceeotell, such Te make doubly ~~ lbat 6 16 !2tc nati 36. Ohio, or 2661 Pat"" 2 BEDS, laundry ""rt, like PDlicJ"bolder ot Uta compaiQ' m&J Crow. crow • Porter. PomeroJ. Oblo bond or certified ebect~ re- -L-..L - - ' - _. the W .... terson Rd., Dayton 20_. Ohio. appelll' lln4 bl 11ur11 tn. ureruee uutll 1: A.. M. on sat.urdQ the tuned UPOD proper p on and cua:al &I u.vc on tlmt' .. IHHEE IDd .__ rM'II •~.•- new. New useful articles. FOR SALE : 5 room house, or phone Bllb Schmiat. Cin· to ••eb PeUtlan. 21th da' or June. 1915. The n•l •eunnr nf the contract. ne1f Mdress the offire IUUI Ulnlll'!l..· t' WUII R M 0tr1 ftt1te !1 appnlled 11\ ft.NOOI, ab&l The lll~dul bidder . . N1 tel IDd lllllundmed --*- Margaret Bailey, Syracuse, large barn. 115 acres with cln'"tenrva•'·e"w ·..,·n ·be held at m · '· ea•not be •old tnr 1eu than thll ap- 'IUired to e:u cuto tbe e with- should also be of a · Ph· WY 2-5396. Buperlatendent ,, lDIU'f~ pra!Hd nhle. Tei'IIUI ol Sale: Sub- hi u diYI .a.r the ~ orbond thl chan mentl WY U4S4 lJ8 tit 6 23 3tp t"Jm ber, ~ h"JC ken house and the LaSalle Hotel tn Middle· ~ to th• uen for real atilt. ttxe• work to him 1nd •ha furniiJt ge of w-.. AU ...... ~ •~oERN f room -• •·•• BALDWIN acrasonlc sp·,net p-., granary_, $2500.00. l mile off port, Thur11day and Friday. {SJ 14 • uo tor 198!1. and th• Pu""ha-• prle~~ to te ttt. ••u.taetlan « .... VIU. .. or earrlers have specla CM'dl for mu IIIJU .,..,... June 24 and .June 25 from 9 be paid In caeh. Pomaroy, Ohio, fGr the faithfUl ftl'o ·. , furn '·hed apartment, Midd'8110, Maytag au•-matl·c wash- New L1ma Rd .• Phone SH 2· Th• rt 1 bt 11 reserved to reJitd an tarm1nn of uld eun.tract 111 t.lle nih thl! purpoae. 9 5321 w J ott•n. and Ute 111e ll 1Ubjtct lo the at too Pit eent of "" total emount The IOCial security ..,...,<t" port.111 WY Wl7l t 21 de er, Hotpoint electric range, · 6 23 6tc a.m. to p.m. Lege I Not~ appmVII of the Pmbat. court ot of hts bid. 1n ea~~e or f.rtlrt to n•· ~· .Melp County, Ohio . eule Ull'! t:ontnct U lUted Ot &o tu~ Offlce servfnl Mm'fetta a f e I ..... n ~R U>T8 - Phyfe type dining ta Employment Wanted NOTICI "'"'" • . Dlohl, .... bond. . . . blddn "'" . . ""'~·· ·- • 1 ted . . S31 olll/WW:o u~ -- · llunean lllcbl wW be ree.iYed. at tb11 offtH.t Admlnlatrator of the Esbte Ired: tG ba,e abl.ndoMCI the ton&tid residents J8 0Cft ' It 1" aDd water. Browu't Trail ble. Treadle type sewing et weJMter alid FaJU, Pomeror N~o o1 Lon• M. Roeeher. Decea~ed. and the bond or ~~~It(!\: a~W~mvai'!.P·· Fourth ' C!~l, Marletll Insurance uonal aan• ButMht•· Pameroy; Ohio, Crow. Crow ,. Porter. 1n1 1M propo~al llh.tl M forfeited , . ~.., « Part (State APJWOved) machine ' 6 dining room WIDOW would like housework UJitll Mondu. 3uha •• 1155. at l ti:OO AUorneyJ for Adml"ll ll'llor lo the VIlla~ not .. JpMta)tJ but .. .,...,.~1"::'·~-- • M...._..,.. Ohio, ~chairs, wing chair. Phone or baby sitting. Lorena Sny.l O'eloell A. lllll 1for ~ .... ot a 19!18 (I> 17, H. :l:te llqutdaud da m•w . · - .... ..-ll..L. ( NJA ' GAM. -••..-. l'lMIIIII' SH 2-6202 model .J5 ~ rditt boa" tralln, wltll The Villa~ re.t"• the rll{flt to , ' GUAro\rRii I-3S2t. 1 11 de • der WY U361 6 23 3tp - T'O ,_., ...._ ~- on. b«<room •ltd bath. and a INI . LIOAL NOTitl nJeet any and all btdlo and. · or to ' MQ~ than haU' • mllBon 6 23 31 ' ' _ _ _ ..-.... r ""'l'ylnl ;.xnrr~. """t"" mollel J!'.fooJ lloDH tr111er. the prop. P\lblte he•rln• on the 19M Bud1et award to tho lowut ind 'belt bid· . · .o.l , ';;;;;;;-~;-;-;;-::-;:::c;---c EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex- lea made of ....,al papers. erty :et Faunl• 'g.. Johnton, de~.d. tor Sa Uihury Tuwnlhlp will be hel• der. beh PfOPOIII mu•• J:Ontltn the pllons~t;JAter p1unge ov~ m:· ' WI _..... To Buy mwa 'F 'OR SALE -e loth tra111n aro alhllled on ' star• at the liffh:e or the S•ll•burY Town· tun name of ••er:v Pfii'IIOn ur eom- I , .......... F-"· ea-• ::::=:-=::::-....,,..,.....:.........:.~-:c : 3 bedroom ranch perienced interior and exter· blrttJ records and almost &D)' Route N'o . 12,, •ppnn:lm•tely I mila lhlp TI'Uik'lll It Ruek Sprtnp Felr- DallY lnletflll«! In the u.me . . rca 8 ~~- ' CUID w :-:"'If' VSED 2.f" coal furnsce. Jlarold style home. Completely mod- 1·0 r pal"ntm " g. Free estimates. th d-·--.... norlh ot R.eedlvQle. Ohio. 1nd ma1 n3rrounds •t 11:10 p.m. Frld•Y . .luty 2. By ord'" or the epuncl1 M the V.ll· ANI ·~ .. a>foot-high~fal , . 0 er -.. ..•mau.-. be IHn b1 co,ntiHine Mn . Milt. 1~. ..,. •.or Pomuu. Stale ot Ohio. v:·~ ~~ I ... ' ' • ' 't ' G. Roush, Portland, Ohio. em. Priced to sell. Phone Phone WY l-2682 or lee Rog- Rellter IDiaraas:e.. ramen, Holalattr, Hted.-vllle, Ohio, lel•j lllllbul')' Townthlp Tr\11\eh . Dated thl" 2ht 1111¥' of ·'"""· \MI . . . . tw.u;tl IIIah u \. 1 ' ' •·. K. ,,...,.,. 7; ·~·:~ VI 21 atp WY U3J7. 1 23 tie er Cullllllll. $-2&-ttc 1 • tfc ~ ..,... ·r. ·-~~·;.~':.~ •a,ar,b"' doubla Ita wi REAL genume hunting Beagle pups. Will sell or trade for ...,. .... - • - ' ,...,.... anything of equal value. Ph. &A1"11 SH 2-4176. 6 23 3te APPLIAN' CE :~:~ trill'-•~·~,...,.nn:.~ • ...,. w:,., CROSSWORD N'Wal8 I I 1116. .....u..... ntfmaUy ~0. Door or hall 1-:::-++-1--t~~ ~-1.'/ "Whaddya mean, 'Nothinr is ever lost by politeness? I politely offered Jimmy Hi&'&'ins oome candy and he .......... :!1 u..uer O:U?O::: Nb:. WJEH RADIO YQC'l' KQVPXG XPWX ,..O::..:!"':'u. ... "· . .,. .,.llld' • . ,_ ' ( TLHG .\ BWCW'l'QGH FRLI4 li:LX XPB W• PWH'l' VCWGR.-YBCCB v.. o.rda,•'• (leyptoquolllo SO OFTEN WE ROB T01o!OR.o Row·s MEMORJIIill BY TODAY'8 lllOONOIWilll.-JOIIN MA.ON BROWN 10 us;, Kloc - S.ll4l«ltt. lilt.) WMPO Radio Monday Tltro Fridayo 6:00 Sign-On. Newt 6:05 Sacred lleart 6:20 Meigs CT. RFD d:25 °aul Bowers Farm 6:30 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 National New1 7:3u Sports 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show ITues~ay-Thursday) 7:50 News 8:30 Dally Light 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.-Auctiun) Fri, Show) 9:00 News 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 9:05 eollee With Janet IG:OO Swap Shop 10:l!i Mormng Meditation• 10:31 Portraits of a Patriot 10.35 Bill Miller Show 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10 :45 Family Worship !Thurs.) 10:4li A.S.C. 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Stel!l'arl 1:30 "!'be Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Reo. Andrew P~:::l 2:45 The Rev. Roocoe ' S: 10 The Sunday Showcase 6:30 Sundown Serenodo 7:30 Sign Off !h HAROLD GRAY YOU, ANNIE , WILL iiiH\'( A80Ari'D! I folli'J.V BE QUITf BUSY A~HORE , i;UT I DOH'r RIGHT YOU ARE. CAPTAIN! LET'S GET UHDEJ< WIW 'T ...INK MY BUSI NE.SS WILl,_ TAKE 1'00 LONQ~ YoU 'Ll. 6E HEREP THElEAPfR~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~~ OF TH! N!: ki>/TREGJME 1 tolli AN E" "'~6fNCY ME :G TO li'EfAI ~ TJ?RilY':> ~L. DO'~'T WOI\'~ UTiLii PRINCESS ! I SHALL BE WI T~ nlE SAHIB 00 H19 MlSSIOH: No HAl-?!"' WILL COME TO H IM J AND lNTO i HE HAR!lOR,ElW . ."! :-. . By-A --R ~T-S~A~N=SOM~ ~ IY GEORGE WOfiiDEit :1 • LI LMKB ad·-- I • XPH I I a.-. w- l I 1 7Jl5462 DOWN lo LONGIOJILLOW One letter limply otaodl for onotbe•. In th1a oample A II llllltl for the three L'a, X tor the two O'S. ete. Sing1e letter~. apo... tropht,., the length 8Dd fA>rma\lon at l:luo on oil hlaW. EAch day the code Jetter~~ ~ ctitferent. = '.:P.:nttnotJ!:' := = .... t . Sulte&M D,.ILY CRYPIOQUOTE- Here's how Co work lh AXYDioiiAAXB ::=:. !:· :.:,"t,: 61.-tJ took ill" MondaJ Thr1l Friday ----:7:~- jj; Still and Know 7:112-30 News 8:00 Siga On 7:111 Musical Clock 6:00.15 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperatur• H I) Bt Still " Know 7:10 Mus1cal <..oock 7:1YC30 News 7:45 First Baptist Church 7.01 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:45 7irst Baptist Church 8 Of World Nen 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:10 Sports Today 8:05 World News 8:14 Weather Picture SJO Sports Today 8 15 Musical Clod 8:14 Weafr.er Picture 9·00 HiRh School Hit Parade 8:15 Community News 10:30 Song & Srory Time 9:00 Talk ol tho Town 10:45 Toe Golder Key 9:55 Public Servicr Show 11 :00 Democratic Legisl• ture 10: 1~ Church of Christ ll : 15 Musical Interlud• l.atchstrir" 11:30 RPpubllcal. Legislature •. r,. ." II :45 Waite. '·!oeller Report ll :52 MusiCal Interlude 1\ :05 Morning Melodies, 12:uo Local & Oh10 News Mon. thru. Wed. ·• Church Bel · Ring, Fri. 12:20 Evans Bu" "'n Board 12:>; News 0 Grams 1~ Wnr ' NPW!I 12:30 Saturday Matinee 11:55 Masnn County News 4 00 Discinb wil.h Doss News 1 UO Top Ten R•vue 12 f\ of'· Nrws 5:00 Saturday News Summary 12 o Market s 5:15 Musical Interlude 12:15 \lid-Day Weather 5:30 Communtty Choirs 20 . Ev.ans i' 1Uetin Bo2 12 : ~~ Nny•s · gr .. .. 6:00 Oance Party 12 · '~fl }.eriruu .... e Program9 9:00 Off The Air 12:45 Co11ntry Gr Round Suuday 1:55 New> Beat 7:59 Sign On 2:00 Col'nl y Go·Round 8:00 "oe Singing Preacher 2:: News Beat 815 ~ -n Rep 3:00 !'" · . •linee U5 News Bet 8::o Cllurch ' Christ 9:t ·rusic: y. . · ·'•tde 4:00 Di•cing w·~, Doss IO .• J F' ot Baptist Church 4 30 'nterchangs It ·30 Children's Chapel 5:00 Cnn '1Unl' News 11:4 Sunday New• Spodal 5:05 Mason County News !2:00 ~ .ws Report 5:10 Wor'd 11'1 'lle•vs 5:15 Spotlight u. Sports, 12:15 - PISCOpaJ C"wch 12:45 1t'olic Informal Mon. thru Wed. I; Oil Church of God 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute 1 : ~" r.os 1 Call Fridays 5:20 Spotlight Jn Sports-Frl. 2: Oil Old Folk' Hour 5:25 Stroh's Weather Cast 3: Oil Hymns from Harding Mon., Wed., Fri. 3:15 Sunday Showcase 3:45 PUoi\C Servk . Show 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 9:W orf The Air 4:•• 890 Hit Parade SIIIUI<Iay 5:00 City • · • · ·, Re: ·-• 6:110 Si~ On. 5:15 900 Hit Parade 8:00-15 Music• Clock t :'IO 011 The Air THE lORN LOSER bags :':,.':: Y0'10, DEAR!.' 1rar.k ~o·;, you're all riqh\ I'll run ~ourq 1T,a1 ' on ahead ' I'm late for 1 tr.ink I can match! I'll leave c!IIJ~GJ\. make it.1 at t he pro ~hop! • • Talk.o lz>, SOCIAL SECURITY 11!11•••••••• = E.l<.TR'I DOOTIES? . . KING . • 68........ VIRYGQ"Oo•riN(QMEITAL 0 HE'50UTA \I\IORK!! 410. Exclame. tiOft fi.Folher U.Sacreil ptctwu 68. Coaocknoa BlaeHna-'s & SO ~TCJ.lE.RL'Y' 47.Bo.tue ,_,.,.....,.,_,,....,,..... TO E"I.PECT o!ovtaD lead..- 1 1 10 HIM - l!oUT TH EY WON'T HIRE HIM - ' 37. Yug<>- ~eaner. :'r':; table f5. PlgpeG IT'S INHOOMIN mMBure MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING R. E. BOla, M.D. c.:!. Wrl"nc J IF AH HAD TIME fO VvORK,AH"D BE GLAD TO,BUTHOW K!N A 19·YJIR·OLD FATHER 0' 7 CHILLUN TAKE ()>.I ANY 35.T!dlnga I s:!:n: nary- 89. Ext.raoNI.. turkey EIWJ' PRES~·DUNT o' HARVARD A PPEALS 4%. Reglon K.~d -===....,=:.-::;-;u-= NOTICE! ol>ruptl,y: New... foundJa.nd: rlfor 19. A.aterfsk 20. Male LC I . .. _..... , llanulsapad 3S.Pouebal n, -It· $J4Q lltlliD !Ill. Kooor: f.Greatest Soot. quanut,32.lolowul 8. ParUele 116.1loo!d"C 1"-J'• Au9. Infrequent place 10. E r n p - 38.IBolated .C.Kan'a 17. Fnmca peak rislq nl~ la~ona SAVE $90 oept~c 28, Bulk 27.Conot& 28. 1i:Sklmo b>U,"AReputed 30. Chemlal; ·' -r::-r.~ ===,....,-=-- ~tic ~ K.Kldgtot'e title A: abbr. ~plea SAVE $70 I j <aj>llallat:. Mu81cDOte , 18. Vetca 19. Cut 21. Like 22. Gone 25. Wanderlne Showroom Clean RuT LAN D FUR NITURE •. II 15. Tlwu&"h S • fy N f .:~ C~llMer~; 18. SUly . H.Amerlcaa Racine ~!~~:.· &=-' tt.ID<I!.,,_ open .. 12. To add a «..Early Cr. :I pel"IOft t:oa letter t .......UU.. G.IIQin• by-. • G. Aclitnlum B:: 6 ..,.,. _,. ••· '#. '\.:.- ..... ZLO!ae &H.,_ ~= '= .., ::;., _ =""..:= HOLD STILL, SNUFFY··· THIS LEETLE Ot: NEEDLE WON'T HURT NONE PaaaroJ ISIWTJ.EMEN ,I>R.OOR ClARK'S IXJNDmON Will GET PIIJGRE$1VE1Y v.oRSE,UNI.E$1l{t;RE I< 5UR6fRY• ONE OF CIJR DAY WIU.Illi �l ' .. .;.·.' t.' lO·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jun• 24. 1965 --· . -- · ~ ' ... 'I1,,1 Feeney-Bennett Post 128 Auxiliary Awards at Convention Announced •. II.' ,. 1 aw~rd:- pre· I.Pg ion hall itt Middle-pori. Mrs. Oa!e Mourning and Mrs. &entfld to tht' 1\uxiiiJotry to F't'enPV • Bf'nnf'tt Po.;;t \2!1 Amt'n· Alht>rt Roush. unit president. ! C"a n Legion, at 1lw r.L.gluh 111s· were splected as delegates to · A reporl on tht> lrkt r-onvf'nlion hrld lJI l.rl~:Hl June 10 iintl dt>lt'gc~lt'S el\•dPd to the Statt' D~'rmrtnwnt r·on· 'Vf'ntion in Julv. llighltgh ;;.od :l1e regular meen·n~ <~I tlh· JIIXiiJ ary Tueo;da.r t'\'Pnmg --. ~- - - - :r l the --- MEIGS THEATRE fqm~troy Ohio TONIGHT 'OT OPEN FRIDAY jtnd SATURDAY June 2~ ·"26 "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE'· l'onnit> S lt•, · •·n~. l"f'..;ar Rn1·wn> Colorcarroont. IJt·un Jt~ne~ SUN., MON . and TUES . Jun• ?.7 ?.8-19 "HUSH, I"IUSH . SWEEl CHARLOTTE'' Br1fe fl:l,· i~. Oli1:1H rlt•H;ll"\ il land .lu ~ l"o tlt•n. Agllh Moilrt'hP <tt' Ct'cil 1\PII :l\1<1~· Wm ( ":lmph PII. \' i(' tor Run rto . ~lan ·\. · lor the conv~ntion to be held in ('\evt'land July 16- 17-t. and Mrs. l·lenrv Aeitmirf' <ind \1 r s. Oc-lle . 1\Pnnt>dy wt>rr namPd as I <ll tf"rn atPs . Mrs . Rm1~h. prrsidt'nt, • whispering Pines is Perfect Settr.ng For Picnic Supper by Ch urch ClfCIe ~ I the IIOI'vice. A note of appreciaUon was read from Rev. ~rtels.' A gilt from the Friendly Circle Members of the Friendly Cir· Vtrgima Reibel. was presented In the Roushes cle of the Federated Church ' Miss Reiher, . wtth scripture. by Mrs. Carl Kautz, president. gathered at Whispering Pmes, , poetry and or~gmal thoughts, in appreciation of their hospt· home ol Dr. and Mrs. Lester ' spoke on 'Trees." Sb~ told of tality. L. Roush, Tuesday evening spiritual growth achJeved by MRS. FISHER BOfiORID Mrs. Mill<ln Roush ,ntertalned with a luncheon Monda' noon at her houu:•. Syra~se, honoring Mrs. Wtlham Fisher on her 88th birthday. A decorated birth<hly cake teed 1n whtta and deeorated in pink with tbe inscription, ''Grandma 88" w81 where a picnic supper was en· communing with served with the meal to Ml'l. joyed. R" Wilbur Perrin and daughters. Faith and Beth, Joy Kaulz, and Lrene Barnes wt•re guests T<Jblrs on the lawn overlookin~ I he wooded hill' and even· . drew a parallel between the characterit~tlcs of trees and th~ qualities or cha~acte~ reqUJred by hu~;m bemg~ If th~ are to be active, thankful Christians. . M W ldo J 8 A tnbutnde to_ rs. .~ B<trlels a st1ent prayer w her memory were included in nature and ing sun was a perfect sett.mg e ser J'nr tht' suppPr an d ves P r vice presented by Mis_:!1!rY _ _ ·- -·-· _·- con- 1 dul'led the meeting and urgf'd I that 1966 membt>rshio dues be paid as soon as posible. She also announced that the dues shm1ld be in bt>lore lhP t•onvenuon in July. The unit · votrd to pet\' tht' t9fifi (h1E'S lnr th~ stx charter I members and sick mf'mbers. Tht> membership durs ('ard arP m ;wl"nrd ing tn !\!irs. Housh. The group voted to Sf'rve a dinnt'r tur the Pythinn ~islt'r c·unvt'nOnn to be held tn Octotwr in Middlrporl. Th{' ill!diling n•t)()!'l w<~s rPad and approvf'd. Pl;tns wPrt> mmlt' 10 have a wiener roast lor lht' ch ildr·en and unil nwrnlwrs who I helpt"d with rtw puppv sales. A: rumm~ge .sale wns plannrd to help pur·rha."t' items l~r __lhe i .. tt.NrERTAJNS COUPLE Mr and Mrs. Carl Moore entertained with a dinner Sunday t their home Rock Springs ~d Guests ~ere Verne Dav· i> of ·Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. e ·8 4 Dle ..) " Spet'ial W•tkPnd Sale WORLD White and all colon . 1 Brannan-Kirkbride Vows Exchanged June 5th at Junction City Church , Al110 Glidden• Craftsm1n Haun Paint, on 11-11 for ------- - 4.'29 a 11llon 1 Miss Eva Eileen Brannan, daughler of Mr. and Mrs llaroltl D. Brannan. Reedsvtllr. became lht· bnde of \Vtlliam Thomas Kirkbride. son of Mr. ani\ Mrs Robert ' M. Kirkh1'1Cie, Alwater, Ohto, in a double nng <'t•remony react hv a brother-in-law o( the bnde, Rev. HobPI'I. E. Sanders. Saturday ..June 5 at 3:10 p.m. m the MI. Zton : llnilect Brethren church al~ -- · I .Junction CiiV, Ohio. v.tas a net'k\are rrn!'l~. gift or I 1 I The bridt". g'iven in marriagP. .tht• brldrgmorn . She carrier! a b.v ht-r lat her. w_ore ·a f\o?r- ~ hnuqw:~l . of wh1te ro~!.'S on a 1 . : \englh ~own of wh1te satm w1th wh1lt' Htblt' i a n~· lon eh iffon overskirt . The : Mr!'. 0linu Sandf'r~. sts~e r of 1 gown was tash1oned wttll a the brtde. was matron ol honCool it in one of these value-priced fitted bodice and a sc<Jlloped or. Mtss Nanc~' Conkey of 1 neckline with long tapered Wht'e\ersburg. and Mi ss Linda I I sll'evt'S Her shoulder length Hi\\ . nieee of tht· brid_e, were , veil of iiiLISion rwtling f e J I bridP"s matds. D(•bbte Sand~ from a nara. ller onlv jewt>lry t>r~ and Pa tty Br<.~nnon , ll tecf>S · of tl1e bride. wrre flower gi~ls. kitdwn with Mrs. Kenn~v and The~· t'(.lrned baskPt s of pmk 1 64 STUDEBAKER Daytona 2 Dr. H.T. I cyl. A.t. I Mrs. Don Roarh named ~s co- and yellow snapdragon petals . . 1 chairmen. Their slrrt·t.-length dresses were trans., radio, p. steering, p. brakes, S,OOO mtles. 1 Plans were made to conlrib· 0f pink sutm wtlh ·a pmk ~~~·e Like new · ute to the birthday pnrty l'or jcu·krt. T\wy won• malehmg 63 FORD Country Sedan 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. 1the vrtt"rans at Chillrrothe m hPadpieres of net and Si.llm. ! Std. trans . A real clean one I Augu st. A card Wi.IS rrad frorn Be;;tman was Lt>e Kirkbride, 1 63 CHEVROLET Corvair 500 2 Dr. A.t. Irons. Joyn• Long . a dt>legale to 8u('k· brother o! the groom, of Wa_rRadio. A Beauty rf'n. I.Jshers were Charles Wrl- . 62 FAIRLANE 4 dr. 8 <Yl. Std. Irons. Radio. Sharp . eye <:iris· SIJtP in Columbus. son of D('erfidd. and Rev. Del- I 62 FORD Galoxie 500 XL 2 Dr . H.T. 8 cyl. A.l. sti.lllng thai she wa~ running bert King. Thurman. p au 11 . trans. Radio, power steering, sharp for l!llt' nl the ofrirPs in the Dean Bnmnnn, nrpht>W ol the 1 61 CHEVROLET impala Conv. 8 cyl. A.t. trans. 1liow'o nl Representatives. bn.d!:'. was nn!-( . bear er Radio, p. steering, a beautiful red finish A rrport was given on lht• Miss LvnPitt> Cibson of T.o- 1 61 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio Buc·h·~'l' Girts·• Tea lwld in gan, Ohi~J. tJresenled pre-nupA nice one ' Gallipohs and those attending tial music at the organ and , 61 FORD Fairlone 500 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio werf' Mrs . Rou~h . .\1rs . Lrwis Miss Martha \1usic ol' Piketon Clean Long and .Ioyce Long <twJ Eel· was the soloist. She sang "I 57 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio. ith H,c tplonstall. Love Thet-."' '"Whither Thou This one won't last long Mrs. Roosh and Mrs Dt.~lt> Goes\." •·one Hand. One Heart" 57 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, A. I. trans. Radio, Kt>nnedy rtoported on the . a- and ·The Wedding Prayer ." 1 power steering, p. brakes. A good runner wards grven the local umt at Mrs. Brannon l'hose for her 60 WILL YS Jeep Dispatcher the convenlron in Logan whic·h daughter's wedding a beige 1 includt>d a standing uva l!on lor lace su it with matching an-est he lhree unil s ol the 8th dis- sories and wore a corsage of trict for outstanding work in , while <"arnations. The bridememhersl\ill). Honored were groom 's mother. Mrs. Kirk- ; i Mrllersport. ranking firs!; M•d- .bride was atllrt>d in a f,~fach dleport . 2nd. and .JunrtlOn City, dress fashioned w1th white lace 64 CHEVROLET Y, ton 6 cyl. Long W.B. iiko new :lrd . The local unit was award- wrth matchlnJ!. ::~ccessories and Std. Iran•. ed a quota ribbon. a department a white carnation corsage. 61 FORD F·lOO 6 cyl. Std. trans. Styioside. Clean cita1ion !'or gettmg the 196::. H;Jskets ol white gladiolus, 60 CHEVROLET li• ton 6 cyi. 4 •pd. Iran•. Utility dues quota m. Mrs. Date Ylourn· sn<lp dr;.~gon s, palms and two : bed m~ and Mrs. Roush collected <1 st•wn-hranth randelabras were total of 70 dues. Mrs. Henry used ::It th~ altar of the church. Reitmire won the traveling A rf'<·eptwn for relatives and prize and refrehments wert' friend s was \wid in the church , served during the evening. IStKial room. Th~ bride's table ! 1 was centered with .a four • tier- 1 1 YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS J..T ' SCOUTS TQ MEF.T ed l'<th with a mm1ature bride 1 Cub Scouts Pack 248 of Porn- and groom. De<.'oral ions were eroy will meet at Camp Chest - ol pink and white. P_unch . was : er Sunda}' at 3 p. m. for an se 1·ved from a _slerlrng stlver I outing and wiener roast All pum:h . lxtwl. AssrstmJ;; at the I Scours and parents i.lre invit.;od r~cepfton were Mrs Robert ! to aHend Food wrtl be furmsh - Htll, stsler of the bnde. Mrs I ed and those who plan to at- ' Brenard Hrannon stster-rn -law tend are to ron tart the den Cof tkhe br •de, and ~Irs. Thomas Middleport Locust & Sycamore Sts. on ey I mo~rr~~~--Saurday. _____ • When the newlyweds left for I their honeymoon trip. the new i Mrs. Kirkbride wore a pink lin en dress and matching arces· sories. Bot.h the bride and groom BUY BOTH FOR $197.00 are now residing in Rio Grande 1where they are attending colI lege. ThP bride is an elemenADMIRAL PRINCESS ADMIRAL PLAYMATE 1 tary education major and the grO?m .is a biologH.:al scient-e I nrdJOr m secondary education. I' SWINGIN' SUMMER SPECIAL USED CARS! I -- · - . S.rfl $59 Volu1 See lhe complete line I TRUCKS Lawn Mowers. on sale at our Warehouse Slore on ~1echanic St. Out where th ere is Always Plenty of Fret Parking Space e 4 cycle Briggs & Engine e Recall 3 ONLY RF.Dfi00\1 StltTF.S. $129 .00 value. Full 1ize bed. ('he ..;! of drawers :md OouOie drrsse1· $129.00 values. while thf'y last ·- - -· - _ ____ .. _______ ______ _____ $89.00 - - -- - -- 2 ONLY KROEHLER $199 00 ~ PIECE LIVING ROOM SlltTES ....... .. ...... . ....... SALE $138.00 12 O~LY $2995 VICTROLA RECORD CA BINETS Largr Si1e While they ll6 st ---- ----- -- ---- ---- - $19.00 I'ULL LENGTH DOOII MIRRORS - Size of &lass 14 by 54 inehes. Hardwood l"l'ame in while or natural. $2.95 $:!5.110 DOUBLE DOOR WHIT~ ENAMELED UTILITY CABINETS - 30 inrhPs wide . -- - ------- SALE $19.00 $79.00 Bt: RKLINE SWIVt:L ROCKERS .... SALE $51.00 Girls Wfttern Style BOYS $2.95 KNIT SHIRTS DENIM SHORTS Zipper front western jamaica shorts - belt loops Red, navy blue and wheat. Sizrs 3 tu 6x. Sizes 6 to 18 Frid~y and Saturday '. ON THE SPOT FINANCING KEITH GOBLE fORD USED CAR LOT YOUR CHOICE ... JUST $99.95 4500 BTU Air Conditioner Les.! than 23'' wide. Qui('k lwo qidl>d f'IE'XoQ· mount \n!ltalla l ion. Quil"t po~J.· nf'ul turbo ran Lon~ life poly s pon~r flitrr clrans air Penny pinrh(·r powt'f uni1 Ru11 resistant heavy JJl18ge s!rrl ~.:.:~binf't. 13 1-!1 1 22 9/16 X 2 for Just Recelvodl A Group of Womons Transitional Dresses 2 ••• $8.00 and comfortable-Coat styles and slipover, solids, polka dots, checks, plaids and stripes. Sizes 14 to 20 and 14% to 24 112. Womons Rogulor $7.95 EXTRA SIZE WHITE CARDIGANS 5•1• $4.00 100% orion cardigans, raglan sleeves, covered but· tons. White only. Sizes 42·44 and 46. 31% Mort Pleture Than 11" Your choice of florals, solids, plaids and patterns. All cottons and dacron-cotton blends. Sizes 32 to 38 and 40 to 46. crafted chassis. 14,000 volts of {l:olor) - and" WALL OF NOISE" With Suzanne Ple~hette picture power ]3"o". BAKER Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. TERMS $10.00 Dawn 15c Ptr Day Rog. $2.95 Wamons Blouses .. , • , , , .. Solo $2,34 Rog. $1.95 Women• Blouoot ...•.•... Sale $1.34 Saturday June 26 Dressy styles and tailored styles. A wide selection of solids and patterns. - and "APACioll RIFLES" $3.9S Foem L.te111: Far This Woekondl Sola of Men's $3.95 BED PILLOWS PAJAMAS Allergy Free- cool1leep. Odorless - mildew proof. Zipper coverin& of pastel &triped cotton. Sizes A to D. Friday, Salurday 2 '" $5.00 $J.19 Selt IIC h SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON Mens Hanes Socks FOR THIS WEEKEND $1 00 Mons Hanes Socko . , , , •. 2 jMII'S for $1.50 79~ Mons Hanes Socks .••.•••• 2 poirs for $1.00 69c Mens Hanos Socks . , ..• , , , . 2 poirs for 95c S9c Mens Han11 Socks . , ........ 2 ptlrs for 90c 50c Mens Honll Socks . . . . . • . . . . 2 pairs for 75c Big Selection of Hanes Socks. Elberfelds are beadquarters for Hanes. Special Sole Prlc-For the Wotk·End On Big Selection of the newest, most popular styles, for ail ages. 79t SOCKS ...•........ SALE 2 tMirs for Sl.OO S9c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 polrs for 90c 49c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 pairs for 75c 39c SOCKS .............. SALE 2 peln for 50c Bath Towels--Hand Towels--Wash Cloths Discontinued Styles From Our Regular Stock While They Last! $1.98 BATH TOWELS ................. $1.00 $1.59 BATH TOWELS ................... 80c $1.00 BATH TOWELS ................... SOc 98c BATH TOWELS ... .. .. ............ . 49c $1.19 HAND TOWELS ................... 60c 19c HAND TOWELS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 45c Sfc HAND TOWELS ..................... 30c 49c WASH CLOTHS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 25c 29c WASH CLOTHS ...................... 15c 59c WASH CLOTHS ..................... 30c Juot Rtceivedl New Shipmtnl FLOOR AND TABLE LAMP SHADES Sizes from 12" to 16". Wbjte with Tangerine, Brown, Turquoise or White Trim. Any Sl10 SALEI GIRLS ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES Bob Hope Lucille Ball CTechnlcolor) $J9.75 Your Choice ami Ty Hardin "CRITIC'S CHOICE" 1 Smooth top, double bed size or single bed sile, • Front A spel'ial group of womens easy rare dresses. Cool SALE! WOMENS ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES TONIGHT & FRIDAY "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" J\nnt"clte f'unicello Starter Hanes Socks For Boys $J.OO 13" Portable Television Rngged precision Stratton Easy Spin e Carefree, Easy Starts 1 1 INNERSPRING MATIRESSES Baffle t Ball Bearing Wheels FURNITURE BUYS ! 1 j of Rog. $2.95 Girls Blous" • , , , , •• , , ••. S.1t $2.34 . Rog. $1.95 Girls llouHt .. , ••••••••• S.lt $1.34 $1.19 IE THRIFTY! . ' ,, . •• . SAVE AI,L OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Et,ERFELDS IN P·OMEROY Audie Murphy tColor) 1·'·1. I ' ,..J r•'"""""""' .iJ Cl '- --:= ·• · )j ~ .-:..r ::0 "" • ·J , , :; :~ • Ill ras 72 of Dead \Vere Marines; Jet Fails in Mountain Area:· · Calti. (UPI)-A KC135 military beach commJmtifes Ill Beilioa, jet air transport crashed and Newport Beach and ~ exploded in light rain and fog Beach. Tbe cralb etarted ·: today, killing 14 persoo&-72 mail brusb flre wllicb Marines and an Air Force crew never out of control. · of 12. llaclio and fldar CODfad wtfl The plane, limilar to lhe Boe- ~bu" 81 lost •bortly ing 7f11 commercial jetliner t ....-cb efforll slammed inoo mountainous hampered by the rain, lot rain 4~ miles north of here low cloucll !lull blan&eled lilt only minutes after tsking off Southern Callfomlo _ .... from this Southern CalUornia area this lllOfllln&. base at 2:45 a.m. 1n a drizzlt! Two San llletio lllerill'a . . .. · utiea at the Solano Bead! IQ Off1ctals would give only station near here reporled bell' Honolulu as the plane's destina· ing an exploelon ohortly . . . tion, hut .there was speculatitm the plane !Doll off but 11 M the Marmet were llillmatelyloot untll three hours liter Iiiii bound lor Viel Nam. Charred a search party the w~eckage was scattered over a wreckage In the _,...... M> wide area approlWIIately 10 tween here and JrvlDe LU& I SPECIAL! 19 inch cut - 21h Horse Power "i * * ter: gallon $1.75 1 quart .\Ill. A~D ~IRS. WILLIAM KtnKRRtnF. en tine . EL TORO MARINE BASE, mlles Inland 11om tile ~Yil tbe Spred Latex PAINT $5.so at ID GLIDDEN$ SaleS .., '"I FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1965 ELBERFELDS STORE IN POMEROY WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK FRIDAY EVENING .. at y ~ J~ d!i.& . ' !iLLjx~v_llu.J.:..:N~o):..;.~s~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~POME::~;~:::R2o=;_Y-::-M~~~oifDL~E~P02'!:R::TC.£o!!jH:-~,=o~~~~:::::::::::::ji~ii:;~:ii:ii:I?i~~::~~~~::-_ E~-------"",,". "' and daughter, Lisa Kay and Mow-N-Kieen LAWN MOWERS • holed Te The Jnterat. 0/ TIN Jleip.M_,. .b. Geoffrey Wilson and daughters, Mrs. John Smith, all of Pom. Ke11y and Terri, Mrs. IJon Jett ~~~- 1 Calo"ulvon . ::::=:::.....::.:::.=.:.._____ Ceginning This Friday ) ,.t• • Mason Fisher and daughtere, Carla and Barbara, the honored guest and Mrs. Roush and daughter, Sandra. .. '•' .ru-.,.. � 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 24, 1965 alexander arnold barton bland durfee fulks landon