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C'O tl ee mmh and nufc; Wt!lf' > SOCIAL CAl ~ENDAR j Hysell Family HoldS Reunion, Pl'cnl'c Sunday , Mainly About People In Pomeroy • • I· I The o~ly loudmouth of its kind! 1 SUN.~MON. -TUE S. p~-, ,.,c, H~e '"' c "' it's tre 01ily curd le <;s elec tr1c alarm clock of ·IS t:rlly ''THE OUTLAWS 1~ COMING" une .,.,,111 i!ll elect rdred jeweletllf'vt'r wJtch mnvr'l l 'f' "ll 11·~ IJ,lttery powerer1, shock res1 stan 1, n Js one tJutt on lt,r sett"'ll botll the cl ock and t he ai<Hm. H ltll'> ~ULJ I I U~ I I ~ <:' a tot o f doc 11 . 1! 1S. but orrty 111 p!'r· tr;nn,·l '" '" t' _ not •fl pr1ce Ouly $24.95 10 wood I1H1 '11 ·>r l'o-v•J. ,..,u1 d ~old d 1al. wme ur grey, w1lh a S ll~o:l w,... J, ]"lw 1\"rorld\ 1\';ll'kii'Sl \ 1 1! ~: Tl W Tfii!EF STOOCI·S W li d Bil l l lil'llt'k l~!'!l1' fl l lljiO. J .1nl ('~. ll1'h llallun . Bal \l ;lstl' r snn. \\'_\'· CARAVELLE" f ·~ arp. :r !! Y o iUl !!N. )(J;j ~~·- ~ l , · ] I ."i 11 ~: 111 ll Hayi\ !U"d olurJ nled lwr da'\oghrr and son·m-law . 1-:rd . "' "BABY THE RAIN MU ST FALL" <;.; lt'\'f' ~ld} I IPPH . LPI' RPmiek. Dn 11 ~l11r r :rv . .l rl ~~>phine lluf · Pomeroy i dlir 1 ~n 1 1. ;Jrr d (;f•orgP ( " haklr ·.~ ! Colm) Le"l'e Nil'l~ ~·n About M'd I dleporf TO PARIS" A! iza r.ur "illiiiiil-;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.!liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;.;;;;;;.;.;;;~-·,-~- i--i-i., I'ofwhoMr.wasandln Mrs. Eugene LOnoae, Columbus last · as a delegate to Girls' State re: mained for a visit her grandfather, Mr. Paul Cas ill. spEcIAL FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! ,. ' IN 5 COLORS and BASE ROCKER $1.59 9'1c HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS $83·83 has been visiting Mr. and • 1 " .- Halley have been guets of I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear I to Niagara Falls with her bro!her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Miller of Groveport and Mrs. Robert McKnight of Urbana. Miss Terri Ingels of Columbus 1 was a guest of Jl.... iss Sarah Bech· tie at her parents horne, Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack Bechlle over t h weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cunning· have re1 ham and son, Keith : turned to their nome in I A nlor 2 po living room suitr. You musl sre this to apporciate II. SOFA BED • • ( - • ' y - ~·ranws are hardwood. do\\·Tied and gh1Nl - Flex-o.Ja tnr on seat - Pol y· un·t hane f'ushinn - l!phol.'1~Prt>d in n_vlo n f:lbric - Sola bed, ovpra\1 width 64 in :VIakrs sora hy day--a bed al ntg ht. i after a week's visit here with ~~.!YP"ff.iY..:?'P'~~"IHI!jy#/~ 1 her mother, Mrs. William Rob- , son. Mrs. Lucille Mayea Ia at the home of her daughtEr and lam. ily. Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Covert 1 and children at Belpre. Mrs. Covert is recuperaliq from aur· . gery. REGULAR s139. 95 VALUE ~ s ! ~ IS ONLY ~...?'#A..,-~-'""~"""'H$##'#~~ RUTLAND FURNITURE "The Area's Fastest Growning Furniture Store" SH 2-4211 - RUTLAND, OHIO ' I .~ Punitive Action Against Wildcat Strikers Studied 20 by 40 INCHES - - - - - - 2 for $1.00 WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH I hr JOI l CANNON KITCHEN FASHIONS MATCHING KITCHEN ENSEMBLES "PI•nt1tlon FruW' "Strawberry" and "CoHn Pot" Print KITCHIN TOWILS 69e DISH CLOTHS ----- ~ 29e TOASTER COVERS 79e POT HOLDERS ____ 29e APRONS - -- ------ $1.39 KITCHEN TOWELS ffe DISH CLO:THS ------ 29< TOASTER COVElli 79e POT HOLDERS ----- 19c APRONS -- -------- $1.11 "Rod Applt" KITCHEN TOWELS 49e DISH CLOTHS ----- 29c POT HOLDERS ----- 29e KITCHIN TOWELS ~9e DISH CLOTHS 29e TOASTER COVERS . 79c POT HOLDERS --- ~ 29c APRONS --------- $1.00 "Jecqu•rd" Ensembles Connon Kitchen Torry Towol1 Cherks, stripes, printt. , lor $1.00 Massive Site Half sizes for the hard to lit figure . Beautiful dark plaids, stripes, florals · and paisleys. Cottons and Dacron and Cotton blends. Many styles to choose from . 14\>2 to 24\>2. i MENS BIG YANK WORK UNIFORMS For $6.00 t Suit ____ Tho Trou11rs for $3.50 The Shlrtl lor $2.50 Your Correct SI• •• , Julf R-Ived Another llg Shipment FIBERGLAS DRAPES Smart new pattPrm. Solid color, most all of the popular sizes. s,le priced from $1•99 to $4•99 I yord Dnp41ry Dept., 2nd Floor WIEK eTHIS Sltop Both Friday and Saturday Nights ·ElBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' .... -: ..." -·-"-'""'- _._._ -~- - - . ,. --·--- -·.. -· ~ ....__";'' Sen. Kennedy ·. On Raft Trip 1 A Beautiful Selection Of Womens New Transitional Dresses $5.95 SALES BOUNCE NEW YORK tUPI) - Sales of latex foam rubber mattressea jumped 22 per cent In Jamiii'Y compared w a year ~go, ~ cording to the Latex Rubber Council. Unit aales 4S per cent. 11le higher dollar 1a1n flecta Increased sales of size and queetuill! unlll, col'dln1 to U., Cow)cfl. Tin Pan Alley 3 for SOo 't LOOK AGAIN Thornh_ill 2 for $1.00 Cannon 69c Muhi Stripe BATH TOWELS ington. W. Va. with the lattor'• aunt, Mrs. C. R. Neighborgall and Mrs. M. C. Wilson w h Historic ·Fortress in Former French Sector 20 by 40 inches. Double thread towels. Very absorbent and serviceable. Plaid patterns in plnk, blue, yellow and green. and son, Gregory, and her sister, Miss Lorene Taylor of Nitro, W. Va. have returned [rom a vacation spent in Ohio and Michigan. Enroute to Michigan they vi sited in Columbus with her sisler, Mr. and Mrs. neth West ana visited in Toledo, In Rochester , Mich. they were mCo lumbLIS with Mr. Hayes' I relatives. Mrs. Ron Halley of Co!umbus and her mother, Mrs. Earl Knight, visited recently in FOR BOTH -~I CANNON 69c PLAID BATH TOWELS WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH On the return trip they visited ' 49c home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes there they toured the Ford Mu-. • CANNON "COUNTERPOINT SOLID COLOR REVERSIBLE TOWELS $1.98 BATH TOWELS seum and Greenfield Village. I 1 WASH CLOTHS F O R - - - - - - 49c BATH MATS FOR $2.59 ter. Lorent> Taylor to her Cunningham and family . While I ::1 I Fem guests of Mr. and Mrs. Othel. t:ll.l:= ~.=0 c. -~ .;, $1.91 BATH TOWELS F O R - - - - $1.59 HAND TOWELS F O R - - - - - - 99c Cline before returning to their SOFA BED ..C!io Vietnamese Killl20in Victories Matching ttowels on sale. Empire brown, Fern green, Majestic purple, Firefly yellow, Celestial blue, Fire red, Dawn pink and black. night guests Sunday of Mr s. NYI "N CCVER .;: iI Dawn pink, Celestial blue. Firefly yellow, green. Bamboo and lavender. field were in Portsmouth weekend to attend funeral serviees for Mr. Everett Hill. Mrs. Ring and Mrs. King were over- WORLD CANNON "CRYSTAL PALACE" MATCHING TOWELS ON SALE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford and son, Gregory, took her in Nitro. W. Va following 1 vi sit here wilh th Hayes [amily. Mrs. Betty Cline. M;ddleprt, and her mother, Mrs. Ada Ring and Mrs. Lloyd King of Woods- - CANNON "EMPIRE BOUQUET" MATCHING TOWELS ON SALE , Mr and Mrs. J. B. Crockarell ~ apil granddaughlt'r. Denise. uf I Alexandna, Va., to Ihe New , Mr. and Mrs. Harold R us Yut·k World's Fa ir for three have returned to their home da~· s. They spen t 11 l.C 4lh da_y New Concord Ohio after · 11tSf.. f' 1·ng ·,n New York· ThiS • here · with :'ilg . . , ing several days ;ncluded a 35 mt!e boat cru1se.1 d M J d Wh"te H t' r granddaughter returned ! an ." rs .. u_son 1 · home with her for a visit. MIS'! Cmd1e Conde, daltghl'er 1 th' $1.98 BATH TOWELS FOR - - - - $1 .59 HAND TOWELS FOR - - - - - - 9'1c WASH CLOTHS FOR 49c - 1 - ;md " NIGHT TRAIN ~ Ar~~:;A;;-~· TRIP aecomp~ •• Matching Towels on sale. Firefly yellow, Celestial blue, dawn pink. $1.98 BATH TOWELS F O R - - - - $1.59 HAND TOWELS FOR - - - - - - - 9'1e WASH CLOTHS FOR 49c Dt'!J>ert Gaul 1 CANNON "DOVER ROSE" MATCHING TOWELS ON SALE in lhe i:i fternoon ~ere Cor a 1 ther, returned home Wednesday Woodward, Anna Carswell. Ma- afternoon. r~' Ann and Bill. Some were i _,.,...;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;;; s o ] ·. ~~"a.-..'U.S. War Planes Bomb 49c Matching Towels on sale. ·Palace blue, Buttercup yellow, Shocking pink. una::,~::~~~ndFROM M1 - a nd ~ "STOLEN HOUR S" . ·fiJI ni. • .,...,_ 2J. .. <;\ VOL_~y!__ N0 _._64~----------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~--------~~~~~~~=------------ s~G ------~~~=-~ $U9 9'1c Balt'h Pamter. Doana, Hecky,l cal Center, Gallipolis. Mrs. Arn. .<md VIctor, M1ddJ eport. Ca!lmg old. who has been with her roo- TONIGHT & FRIDAY "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" .!;11·~ 1.•'111" 11. H11111 .~' :-it"htH'rleJ I( 'olun Ami1• Oakl1•1· ("ult> B1ll\" The "Jl', _·I.. Saturday Jolv 3 "K INGS OF THE SUN" GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court St. .Joh ll ll .l ' Sl ll"l', .1,--. ,,f. ... \ 1 enttne '" ----------------------------------POM--E_b_OY--M--ID-D-lEPOR~~T-.0~H~IO=---------~F~R~=A~Y~.~J~Ul~Y~2~.719~6~5----------- ~~] --------F-IV-E-1 -tH-l-l Cannon "Wisteria" Floral Matching Towels on sal! in shocking pink, Palace blue, buttercup yellow. I T'lll< Tl!HEF STOIIC:FS I I -;:;= ROYAL FAMILY CANNON TOWELS $1.98 TOWELS FOR HAND TOWELS FOR WASH CLOTHS FOR at y . . Deu• J f• fte f; II A GO.OD time to select FURNITURE and· FLOOR COVERINGS and FURNISHINGS for your HOME and wearing apparel for your Family. MEIGS THEATRE 1 e BOTH FRIDAY NIGHT and SATURDAY NIGHT ' 't' 't . This Week-End Elberfelds Store In Pomeroy Will Be Open ••• direction of Mn; Don Hunnel l !'>ervPd lrom a table Wilh ye l- The Pasl JC~~~~~ Jol ~1ngnoha f lh H sell famtly Mrs. ·Jnd \1rs Phil Oh lmerr <Jnd lol'. eover tmd rentrr ed wrth an h , II Mem bers o e h y M ddl JX)rt lumbus spent the weekend ,',,.,,., 31\' ard~• to Mrs R o v arrangeme_ nl nl su mmer flow- Tf'mpiTcl Pvtd Inn Sisters t wlhl mer Sund ay al .lt e I eand her mother, Mrs. W. A. 'i"rg"" !;'IJ • mrr l turc.; av ev+>nlr'" i'l . f' P' ·k m a tam1"' reumon ,•. Hl;mkens hlp. Mr:-> l n o m H s ers. Napkm ~ Wf:'rt! wh llf' dr('or I f ~1· . C oe" Ht>ines ,u . . . . in honor of" Mrs. and was accompanied home B afpd w 1th ;1 veftuw ~ lurk Ilos· 11111 11 0 I S. ,porf> ··lor <:i PH~m c . · her son Bruce who spent . d \\' 11 \1 Glfts Wf'n' plll\"t'd on a tnhlP 1-{rcu!J., BJrn n 1 · · r~. en · H ·b . [)[JI!) l!t•mlock t ;rovc. Wll.h M r s. Flltcn LewLs wtJO IS VISttmg ' ' . . *'ilh ytollow ['[1\'t'L <.Jn(l cenft'red Huck.\ ancl Be<.'ky and Bevt>rly r er.s~: Wt~,l~e Mrls." ,er \~'.'. I'· .I I II IJ<~rn Kiilin~;t'l' as_· cn-ho~lt>ss ll~rt' !rom riLoenix, Ariz. past ten days WJth hts uand.ll d Mrs. Mt' nzel Sm nh wnn on : ·-~~r ·s 'r+>U ,.IIHI\ , I•Lt . trith .1 doll ,, :1 l't' ilm\ r-r:-~ rll f' WI an ·· · B.s. 1 dU. I \1emhPr' -; <ll"f' rPmmrlt•d tn Atte mtmg were Mr. and Mrs. mother · Fn ck V lrs (,eorge 1 n1 1 e1 s. . . · M Mrs Andy Summerfield Gamtos wer~ played tmder 1hr> lI•e donr pr17.1'" ,, k . 1 hring a gifl for sun<>hi ne has· Clyde Lewi s, Phoemx, Artz.: r. 1 • Colmmblts · , 1 · · Qld 11 1 . - - · -----~··---- w1t 1 J\ rs.· l'. on 'f' s dnc · p omeroy ·, daughter • Renee of ·----- ·b kt>t L./' Jnd \lr .~ Kov Curtls, • • 1\'l rs _ ll1111ght J.og<Jn , l'nntl"l ut · \1r. and Mrs .. Ernest Wood, Earl are spending a week with 111 1! .lUIS l E<ll"ll' , Ldllh, and Ernestine, parents, Mr. and Mrs, I \Jit•ndmg \H'lf' tlw ,tho\t' d ud Tl 1e Midrllt'port .lnll\' Ru nrh II<JITisunvill{'; Mr. and Mrs. Wal Watson. j \11' ~ li•tm \ II ISS\'1". M'""~-'" .llld\ ~t'wmg Clu b will mPel F'rifia,\ IPI" Lt•e and Sue. Middleport, R. Mrs. Lena Braham, dau.ghtE~, , .lllrl HilnmP Sm1tl\, \1rc.; \\~11~"' 1"\' f'ni ng, .lui ~· 2. nt Jtw nunw ol l ; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Light- Wanda, and son, 'l'im, Pal, Wiilker .\llr~ Jnhn Sn11 lh . M •~" \Jr<:. Willi:.Jm Ut>\'n nld s on P.:il· 111411 and Harold , Middlcporl, Mr. mento, F'la .. and Mr. and Mrs. ! i)l,l'olil\' Lml~. \1r" . .Lim t·s \\':ll nwr -~ t and Mrs. (Juv Huse ll , Donnie, Dick Allen of Parkersburg, W. 1 kr•r. \lr<~. M~·r1l 1• Long. \·l_rs. .• _ . ··I ,, . llunn::t 1\ t~ ,v ~nd Linda, Pome- Va ., were Tuesday dinner guests Pi1i lip Smtih . Mrs .. Ornll P llw 1.,' 11 111 . ('lil l B ltt->l rov HI. 3; Mr. and !\-1rs. Earl rof Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan. 1 Br11\\rt . Mr~ Limlt· r D;un~ . \1rs. llt•Hllh 1 luh will hn~r ~ rum -, 1\'l ~,:;s ma n. Tt~mera Kay, Vincent ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and 1 1 1 1':11 King. \hs. Cnr l t) r.l l. Miss mage ~;~ I ~' _m Ihe Swls~e _h ~ ld · anr! Conn1e, Pomeroy ; Mr. and j daughter, Rita Kay, returned Cor1nir (;nt~·s••r and .\·11 ~<. i\nn 1 ~ 1 g 1 ~n. ~~~~~~d -".1 · ~nd~1 ~.• md .\hs. Howard (;nman, Jo~n, 1 their home ia Williamstown, Oh lJng(•r. S:JIII l ~ld\ · tJc.gii Hll ng dl · a n~. P.rtty \\'t il and J1m Older. Mid -I \\ . Va., Tuesday after spending St>n1ling gifl s wrri' i\ lrs _ H,•J . l't·r wl·r·d ~_ wtll !w ll'il'd to Jlll l· dh· port : Mt· a nd Mrs. James •la week at their ramp a! Shade _ -~ ____ __ r lta .;p l.l ost nta l lwrJ .>\m on r h il\'· Huwlrs. Mike, Don. Donna, Ran- River. . - - - - - - - - - . 111g :rrllr· h·s II• don<llt• n~,,~. con· dl'. lhmo and Joe, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Eli Agre and t;ld .\ lr ~. ( 'llarle" 11 . Karr Sr. l.·t·<llh.:l Gilkey, Alhen:s, Ohio : daughters, Barbara and Lynn, , .\ by Hyse ll Lynd ..\1iddleport; of Morristown, N. J., are the Pomera¥ Ohio r·n Hri('kit's ~~lt·<: nwi_!:!li! Ln · D11ro11ly Hysell Ba:sham and Ri· lguests of her ·parents, Mr. and g:m. ,\1i .;sr·..,· )I,·Ji·n .Ju.\'t"(' <ln{J ch:mJ. Ttmoth.v , Teresa, Mid· Mrs. Ben Salser, Oak Grove, TONIGHT thru SATURDAY 1 ~)mna Lou lluvi s. \ Irs . William dlt.:jJOI"l ; ~1r . and_ Mni. Elmer ! and otJ 1er relatiVe!!. THE BEA I"LI':. . . In Ol!ll n,•,(·r ..\ lr·: Hober StR'ncer . 1\y ~e ll. Mlddlepml. Mr . and Mr. l Mr . and Mrs. Eli Agre and "GO GO MANIA " H II d R P tl'l·e hlli l'ulon .\1r~. J1:1rlr.1 Hrnwn . Mr<: . Diek Ot•nver yse an oger, o- daughters of Morristown, N. J. \1:111 :1.1on 1·0 _ s 11 .~: 111 ~lo111:2.h : 1n , Ynrmg . .\'lr.; \\" illtam Pullin~. nWr< l.\: .\1r. <:1~d Mrs Ivan visited Monday with her aunt I"J rp Alll rllrd~. T!w Jlont•_,. \Irs r·:Jd ,,n 1\"P rks, ~liss Gene- Wood. Bon~te, Kellh and ~odd- la nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- : (" llln h~ 1 It·\' (' Sloh:J rl \'lr.~. David Cart- n~y. Mrs. E:veretl Llghtroot, an I bert Warner. "GODZ ILLA vs THE THIN G'" " I" and \fi~~ !\:lrr'n W;1l krr. Buh:h, Jt"H, Cherrie and Susan, Mrs. Mary AumilleL mother ITPI'hlllt'olon Punwroy , Mr. and Mrs. Norman! o[ Mrs. Maxine Arnold, under· . - - - - - - - - - -• 1 Husell, Hac:mP, 0._ Mr. and Mrs. I went surgery Tuesda} at Medi. ~ j' Veleruo Memll'lal Admlllloll - J Jdy ty, Pomeroy; Maudle Ash, �. ) ' I I Le!Jls]ature Ky Aiming to Stop all Corruption Phillies Win 5th Stocks Open MixAd, In Moderate Trude Barker MOVeS NEW YORK tUPI)· -· ~w;;. At AGlance prices opened mlxejl in mod 1 ''What are we trying to. air Coree. .. problems of internal dissension ate trading today. L EDITOR'S NOTE: Nguyen "I no Jonget have personal! has been to close all 48 news. COLUMBUS (UPI\ - Thurs· Steels were firm , oils steady p ID ogan r.ao Ky, Soutb Virt Nam's Ipolitics m revolullOn. Ky said. ·'I don't paper.s m Saigon and to threat- day's major legtslatlve act1on Autos held close to Thursd"y's flamboyant mihtaf) premier, . "J'm ready to GllTept advice. limt' to drscuss mtend to go to the end of the en exile from the capital Cor at 8 glance: closing levels. Aircrafts rose BWC Offi'ce I m ready grantf'd his first exdusi\'e an}•thng - but not wrth a gun road. Only to upen the road. To quarreling politicians. ' House slightly. Electromcs were r-· the CIIy-Counly Board ol Health. The Logan District Office oi the Bureau of Workmen's c,,rn.. pensatron hns jurisdiction oJ clarms in Hocking, A.theJ1S, Me1gs, Gallia, Jackson , Vinton and Fair(ield counties, u• d~ ~mbi!JOns," in~ 1;1 )) dtly ten:iefto s•nce assuming power to UPI correspondt>nt Ra}' F. at my head " I show the Vietnamese people Then, reflecting on the 10 there is a new road;> It's a long Ky talkrd wltb Herndon durtoc .11 suJJport- da~ s \\ohteh havt' pa~sed since 1road - perhaps 10,000 krlomest>toking lrip through thf' Vif't he became IJremrer . Ky said. ters. ·II l 'd ha>e known all the "The problems we face are ~tamese countrysidt. Here is fJOblems, I'd neve havr. taken corruption and d1v1sion in the Herndon's report. the jobs." past. People became indifferent By RAY F. HERNDON Rel•ins Command because every government ~niled Preso Interaatlonal Ky was relerrmg to the lac! talked too much about revolu· SA IGO~ 1UPit - Nguyen Cao that tn accepting the premter-• !ton and progress and nothing 1\\ . So'.l th Vtel N;:11n's new m1h· shiP , he insisted on retaining was done'' t~r.v strong man. s<:~Jd today he hts command of the Vietnamese• So far, Ky 's solution to the w.:~s ready to exeC.."ute corrupt ---------- - --- Passed 8 h u ~ conceded today thai -H.B. 788, prohibits carrying there .7-as also turmoil among firearms or explosives on air· t e ffilltary . planes without permisswn "There's division among the I !Vote 124-lll. people, division among the m1h- ' - H.B. 703, makes It illegal to tary," he said. "The only way threaten to destroy real or perto cure this is for us to show sonal property <Vote 1211-11. the young that we are dedlcat- , -S.B. 10', Jicen.es cosmetoied leaders an4. to show them I ogists <Vote 100·171. we are not in these positions - H.B. 846, increases pension for profit." benefits for highway patrolmen (Vote 127-01. t Herndon. 1 I 'I h New Statewi'se Meat lnspecti'on BI'll Hai'led NEW YORK cUP!) - Flag m1xed. Chemicals easier. Air· Charles F'. Barker .1r.s been Ratser, winner of lour stakes Jines higher appointed Deputy races during the spring lad ----tor of the Logan Dtstr.rt pace-maker in the Kentucky ol The Bureau Ql Derby and l'reakness. to doing Compensatlor. effective July well on the farm in Marylaqd, in the place of llr. James trainer Hirsch Jacobs reported Gault who resigned to a~~~~ept I,Th~u~r~sd~a~Y·;...;op;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~.:... a position at Ohio Uni\ers1ty. AKRON tUPll - James I. Manwell, 14, Wadswoth. Ohio Mr. Barker is 3 vPteran emdied in Akron Children's Hospi- pJoyee of the Bureau with tal Thursday mght ol injuries of service. He is a 'life- 14 yeaf-()ld Boy is Killed TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING government ofiiClals and war - H.R. 127, ..ts I p.m. Sun· suffered when •truck by a car resi dent of Logan, a mem· pro!1teers by hiS own hand. day as time for church bells 10 on Route 94, south of Wads· ber of the Logan Rotary CluiJ,I "] ~,~.il l clean up Saigon ," the nng as part of ''Let Freedom worth. and all Masonic Bodies at LoBY REQUEST 34 yea-old Atr l' orce commandRing" program (Voi~e Vote). The highway patrol said gan and a 32nd Degree t•l !old CPI tn an excluSI.ve In· House concuro In Senate James was making a U-turn ~ member of the terv1ew whtle llymg to Villages . . . . · . amendments . . whlle riding a b1cyle Wednesday ond of tile Amencan Legion. in the central part of South Viet A bill passed by Ihe Oh1o of Ihe btll, Representallve Lan· hib1ted to . nU due to I o cal - H.B. 511, prohtbtl.! cruelty when struck by a car He i• also a member Nam seeking public support for LegiSlature recently pr?VIdmg des stated thai the bill was one trade barrters. The Ohio De- io rodeo ammals. by Patsy Etling, 23, chairman of th e Hocking Coun· Cleaners Pomeroy Iu s military regime. f?r the statew1de m~at mspec- ot ~he ~ost 1mporhmt pteces of partment or ~grJc~l.~re as. Senate The woman was pass tng ty Selective Service Board and of Passed truck and did not see the bo;~!t;;_;;;;;;~~;;;,;~;;_;;;;;;;.;;_~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""""'""!l:i.l""~ "No more politidans. I'll jUst lton serv1ce was Signed tnl.o legtslallon to face the 106th sumea the responstbtbty ask them to take vacations- law by Governor James A. General Assembly. state meat in~pection, and l' -S.B. 22<!, bans sale of milk ' she was not held. out of Saigon I'll tell them they Rhodes. The bill was sponsored . .11 thereby r~ducmg the duplica- below cost (Vote 21·71. . · . .ID Kontum or •uy Sam Lan des of MadISOD . He stated the ac· tlon 01 Inspect 1ODI bJ VIllOUS -H ·8 · •M reYisel State can make pohllCS f btll wtof Qh' 'IIJO, " county m the House of Repre· celerate the ree flow 10 local boards. form seed law <Vote 25.()), lfCUmStaOCeS The P001eroy Bowling Lanes have Completed Ini,juan& NgaI· db s processed me a I products H B 522 1 K, waa referring to two prov sentatJVes an y enator Oe~k- 1 . . , regu ate1 stallatiOn of All New Lanes. Apptoaches, Pin Decks · lev Collins in the Ohio Senate I throughout the :;;late of 0 h 1 0 shipments of ""SIIIcicles i and Ball Returns and Other Improvements For the 1 lncel where th e flg·uhtmgh agams -With the passage and Slgmng. tI""by sI lmU l a,.mg th e sa les (V ole 25·01. I" be ' Bowlers Convemence and Will Bt Open At 6:00 CommuniSt auem as •• en of Oh10 fanners , processors and - H B. 929. appropriates P.M. July 5th. ' beavlest In recent w~KS. meat packers Many areas herefor criminal cost.! fvr Wants Reo•. 1• tofore have prohibited meat 1~ cvote 26.()1 "I'll govern thiS ~~~e ~m111· from com mg mto certain ctlles. Senate conc~rs in Hou,. tary comm~nd. " the am . yant llndrr the new law. lhe stale CLEVELAND (UP!) _ ' POMEROY, 0. pilot ,.,d. What I want " reNoleS inspected plant can sell its pro. . f th . -~ -s.B. 92 makes to io J I MENTONE, Calli. mPIJ •ults . panslOn e P1oposou ' rna u ce Chester Wynn 44 Mentone .. · h . duct anywhere m the stale. room Eneview Motel into the official otate drink <Vote d . 1 h' 1• 1 ' d If 1 say t. • prtre o1 nee The law IS ha~Ied as a great I 70" 21HI) nv ng " s X· on ump h ld d h 11 ee arger wroom convention · de d 18 1 1 sou rodp. w ~'"' wanif I~ .s . boo~t to the fre~ enterpnse sys- tel was one of three Wwdn adcurv nh grah_ebneakr lo • priCe rop. uven lave By Ann Lee Watkms lem . Landes added In the I ments me . Iuded today .m a ENJOY b eokenes ay, wen IS ra e lo.. • Mtss L1nda Etrhrnger, daugh. past many packers were pro· 1 b· 1 r · 1 K7'1 voice trailed olf. But thl• f M d M w 11 · ·ve upmen emg Panned in The truck hurtled •o.mward II . ter o r. an .rs. I tam $26 mtlhon doy,ntown u\ point~·· clear.. He wagged Ius Elchmger. aud ~''" Patty will Mrs. Laura Leifheit were •mnt faster an• fasler, streaking f lDdex finger as U II were a PIS· Wmebrenner. daughter of Mr. I• r daughter Mrs Kathr)'n I d C L' 1 the psrked patrol ear of Call-II • · and her Ide0 avt 1ornia h'lghway patro 1man Raytol and accompan ed the ges· and Mrs. Dan<~ WmPbrenner, Peters of Arcadia l e . mco 'd nj one f o t~e With the ,:ords, ''twenty or have enrolled at the ~lountain grandson. Mr. Mrs Wil- m~~~opp~~;e:t' w!:"~l:r Funeral services art ford 0 . Shepard. thirty people. _, Stale College m Parkersburg. Jiam Peters and family ol Holt. ' VIewed loll g ced for John T. Schriber Cross· Shepard gave chase and "The day I find a oorrupt .. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ams· M' ,1 owmg a lanea, W. Va., who died ~udden· passed the out-of-control truck WITH US llclal, it will be my great pleas· poker of Col umbus spent Sun- 'D".' k' d Ch k' B d tt mendatlon mad• Thursday by ly Thursday while enroute For the next lour miles, Shep· h t h' lf " K IC Je an uc te ur e e rest':arcr firm for ure to s oo lm myse · Y day w1th her mother, Mrs of Calhpohs spent a few day s Cl. I· d Roanoke, Va., by air, of 1 ard ran interference lor the satd. He added that he IS Pre- Laura Leifheit h M w·Jr· •ve an · atlack. truck with the patrol car's red . ared to atamp out governmenM d M F . K h wtt Mr. arl, rs. ' aam The report said the H II ht I e d I h I P '"i ti' "at cost., r. an . rs ranm us . Wmebrenner aud family. area needed at leas! I 400 e had worked for the g . 'r n an a r orn c ear~ corrup on any . ner of Mamlla spent Sunday M d 'I C I W , lachlan Power company for sev. lng .the way through 16 inter· Route 7 Middleport, 0 . . De 'te th t u h talk Ky in· r. an ·' rs ar eesel hofPI and motel rooms by d' at:• he d:.C: ngot wan't to be- wttJ her aunt and uncle, Mr. spen j several days with their and at least 700 or 800 of ~~ al years, and was preceded sections. lr and Mrs Joe Wnght d d 11 .J w Mr tn death by his father, Saul When the truck came to rest come an mfle•:'\m'~ilary ~c; Mr. and Mrs George Walton :~~ ~~s. J:~~~~~~~:ot' Par: new umls tn a smgle facility. Schriber. and two years ago by at a levelared, Shepard calmly l:::"'"""""~""~~::;;;:::;"""""""""' ~todr. He IDSISII . o•~ver, lh al of Sleubenvtlle have spent a rna He~ghts . his mother, Mattie Griffith gol out of his patrol car and ,.e oes not Pan to pus "' few days w1th Mr and Mrs ' M . d D 11 B w Schriber. wrote Wynn a ticket for ignoraround by the mynad .religiOUS an ily Mrs arre W roellsn S h Charles Lisle and fam ily While and r fam of Mineral Survivors Include hlo wile ing • stop sign, opeedlng and avnd ~lt!ical hfach·tiohns m o~td here they also called on Mr. \\ Va spent a ·sunday With Mtldred: one son, Clarence, at equipment violations. Jet Nam ""u:, ave toppe and Mrs. Her:-;hel D1ddle <md hr·.. m~iher Anna Grace Otler home; a brother, Paul, '" ~revlous ~algon gooern· relatives and lriends. and brothe; Jim Bill and her Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Bryon, ments. 11 d ' ' H B 1'(M adeI'me I McNee Iey, and Mrs • d d Ca e here by the 11lucss ol grandmother Mary M Diddle . a .,y Tuesday, Young 1\U 1nexper1ence th f lh M Cl· 1 H ' · ' M d M Cll Orr William (Pault'ne) Cook ''I'll d th r e1r a er, r. ~ares Y· who has recent ly returned from B M A H u r. an rs. nt • were his son, Mr. Btll Holzer hospital . ~'" M y drs.M . .Li8 a ey J h ed on Mr. and Mrs Cal lesion; an aunt, Mrs. Jane a mit at m e• • inexpeneneed in politiCs," H ell a d d hl M · r. an rs. ew o n of Antiquity Sunday. · key, Middleport: three -ou•inti,II · , ,a,d, kicking ofl his ys n aug cr, · r. Miss Rose Ann Lisle visited swn of Forest Run and her bro"' r. ~ sprawlmg out on a alnd Mllrs.f GC,elne Mb ill• and lam- Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Harden !her and Wife of Sail Lake City Jeffrey Friend spent a Mrs. Charles tHelen) Byers b k. h ~ 1y, a u o urn us ol JVanon . days with his grandmother, Mrs. Bernard Gilkey, both of MICI-11 1 Th d 1ranspor 1 t• n m t c Mr and Mr;. Donald Hub· M;s. J>ddie Love and •hild- sMpen durM s ay pevenlmog wtlh Allee Capehart of Syracuse, dleport, and Guy Gtlkey, b d d d ht D • d ' r. an rs. au rr. lumbus. takng h1m to Hue, South ar ao aug er. onna. au ren of Columbus are spending M' Sh H lte d d Mra. Marcia Keller of Chest Nam ,s secon d. Iarges I Cl Iy. Mrs. Hubbard's gralldmother k h I Iss aron o r etten e er was a supper guest of . Service! win be held sat:ur·ll Pausmg to light an Mrs. Ada Cramlei of Racm~ Ca wege St w:~ ~dlr. f and Mrs. , the 4-H Council Camp at Can· d M p at 3 p.m. <DST) at the made c1gare!Le he pulled from . eor e · aa~ an arr.J.j. 1ters CHve for several days an rs. aut Orr Thursday. VISited her parents Mr and 1M 1 . d L' . b · 'led · Mra A H Baile church In Crosslanes. Friends the 1.1pper pol'ket of hts black ' ISS .m a tpscom vtst Mrs. Alice Capehart and son · · · Y 1 flight '"'t Ky added· Mrs Kenneth Wtil of Bucyrus with relatives in Elkins w Va Do S al • word of the d..lh of her may oa I at the Alley-Casdorph · ' · ovor the weekesd ' n, yracuse, spen1 an 1• ew Willard Horto 0 1 Funeral borne SI. Albana, W. "But on the uther hand, revo- M c· Go d. . .. Mr and Mrs Pat Patterson ernoon w1lh Mrs. Bettty Friend L' ' n. Va., until time of services. 1 lulions must be carried out by h rs. ar1 r on 1s vt~ltmg and children. Jeame, Bobby and Grnoer White and Doris call: tverpoo. l • .;...,..,~.i;.,~~~;;;;... 1he young and mexperienced erd mholher, Mrs. Mae co.,e Cmdy VISited hts parent•. Mr. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ora White Mrs. Ralph Trussell and chll·ll ~ -..-.Ian ol er relatives and fnends. and Mrs. J. C. Patterson in and Lmda at Carmel dren , who have been vlsllilll Haadquartan For All Mr. Fred Jenkms. Sr .. spent Brohard, W. Va. They were M d M B'll . O and ber psrentt, Mr. and Mrs. retlell the weekend at his home w1th , accompame . · d horne by b'IS mece · an Sunday rs. 1 Ywitbrr the Kirkha r t of MarIon, lnd ·• ao:;· ~ sonsr. spent hts w1fe. Peggy from Ius em- ~'" Delores Pallerson for a ,Chnl Orr family turned home Sunday, ployment 111 Columbus. coup le weeks' Vlsrt I M d M · Reed Mrs. Thelma Eddy ot Mr. and Mrs Jack Gibbs and MISs Linda EIChinger and /Man. d Mrs. 1 Eynon er and Doris White, local, callsun spent a weekend w1th her · an r. ,m rs. van ed on Mra Th 1 Orr M . . . M1ss Patty Wmebrenner spent , o1 Michigan called on Mrs A • e rna reoentpttrent s, • r. and Mrs W1lham 1the weekend at home with their - -- -----· ---- ·__ ly. li1chmger anr son, . Johnny. parents, Mr. and Mrs William Mrs. Mollie Guinther 1, 1 Miss Sharon Holter attended TheV) were accompamed back Eichinger and Mr_ and Mrs lng relatives in Poca W Va '-H Career Day at Wooster. , to ~enna, W. Va. , hy Johnny Dana Wmebrenner. M H Lond, · Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr call· for a week's v1sit · · · r. erman on was ed the Bill Or I II I MIDDLEPORT 0 M d .. Mrs. Came Smcla1r return- Columbus Friday to attend on Y r am Y as! , • · r. an l\-h s Kenneth Caus· ed after 11 week 's visit with her graduation exercises of t hw-·~ee~k~. l~y Vand children of Wheeamg , I son and daughter-m-law, Mr. Ohio State Patrol Academy :: ~ ':,j'lopped lor • •hort VIS- and Mrs. Ernest TI1eiss and the Youth Center building 11 w;~ : 1 and Mrs Joe Wn ght i family of Wtlllrlington. the Ohio Exposition Center. 011 / " way to Kentucky on , M1" Robei!a Brickles of Cal· Master Clyde . Kyle Jeffers va~a lnn.d M N' . hpolis and MISs Beverly Hunt infant son of Mr. and Mrs AI~ 1 . dr. an h. rs. 18 Sal~er VIS· of Letart Falls were weekend Jeffers of Gahanntt ap~t a 1 You C. Sollhe IIXACT TIMI'UATUIE ..al Sulta Y... ,, I e over t e weekend v. ·t, , Dr guests f p g 1 t and Mrs Samuel Barr.harl . o a.m y ves er. week here wJth his aunt and famtl a . a~d Gregory Wmt'brenner of Cool~ uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 th eir flS mng camp m ville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, while hl1 psrWrnebrenner and family ents were on vacation v1St I rng over t he weekend Roger 1. 2. 3. 4. ~ · SERVICE AS a'Boost totheFree Enterpr1se • system -' Robinson's NOTICE C' 0 ExpanSIOD • 0£ • Meant Nothing To Patrol Cop Mote) Planned SyraCUSe Soci'ety Pomeroy Bowling Co. ° John Schrihe. DI'es Suddenly I SUNDAY DINNER and Tigers, Pirates, Victors In Pomeroy Boys' Games s s Th Ph'JI d h e l res score t eir first in lhe second inning on AIwalk and at nple by Clay . Culp scored the run tn the eighth when an d came arou nd on an infield out and C~lhson's smgle. Chtcago Cubs beat the fir!l-olltace Los Angeles Dodgthe St. Louis Cardinals for a 7~ decision over ~lttsbutrgh Pirates and the York Mets_defealed the Cin~l8li Reds '5'1, In Other Ingels 6th Anniversary sOCiefy • NCWS American League, 47 s TEAK HOUSE ,........ CANVAS FOOTWEAR I SANDWICH DIVOTEt- TO tNTUEST 0~ MEIGS MASON AREA Cl•rk'' Jewelry Store Brtng1 you 16 years of experience in watch re· pair. Expert workman· ship on all types of watches. All work guaran· teed lor one year. Prompt, efficient service . CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342·2nd Avo. 446-2691 Galllpollo, Ohio l!Cftar• I Ow~n . COMI IN •• , LET US GIYI YOU •30 IUSONS WHY" ~utllllhu en ...., hni'Mihtu ldtr•• Ohio WY t -:II:HI "" Boline" Eo.lltnrtJ.J WY t. lnte rll!d U llconrl claM m altln 1 D11tter 11 tb1 POll ,..llleo 11 Po Ob.lo I I a0vertum1 Klmhall ~ntthulll turod '"" ' III cOlor motol <.tb· lfllt, Allo lVI bit In ttli\Urtcl Maroon Color metal cabinet, CemPittt ROII·AD"IC Enttmblt. 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I' CAR RADIO r r. :: "·~, L.A. 0011 010 002- J 11 Chicago 000 100 41x - 6 9 Podres, Perranoslti (1) Hendley, McDaulel Abernathy t8) and Krug. - McDaniel (3-31. LoserPodreo 13-5). HRs-Beekerl II I " 3rd). u,. a. .,_. It • r 0 0 0 , I I WERNER RADIO & T.V. • 0011 010 000-- 1 J 1 Phila. 010 11110 llll- 2 I 1 K. Johnson (8-4) and Torre. Culp (H) and Dalrymple. • ., lkr 6uwf) sJ, ... . , 'tiiUi ..... PRESIDENT 11110 11110 04S- 7 I 300 000 1112- s 13 0 Simmolui, Brllet !7), Sohulll 18), (8), Stallard 1,), Sldecld and Uecker, McCuver St. Loull Lewl1 Repair S.tvice -fOR- • HEATING •PLVMBING •ROOFING Valty lu• & Supply Co. WY 2-270f '· INGELS FURNITURE SUMMER '""''•.II 00 •- OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING BAKER FURNITURE CLOTHING In All 01 The Latest Styles For MEN 1nd WOMEN BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 1 IIIII ZEIITH QUAUTY FEATURES 3 ROOMS ONLY T~.·CHAIIII 1 R dl "S Red ox tay at e e H I f M'ddl t y k ee s 0 I epor an s E11yTerm1 No Printed Cln:ultst No Pro. Shortcutol 100~ one mnnth 11 an P., , IDiil 001 ~IIJ 110011: Sil I'IUIItbi U.J&• TbrH monllu 1:100 . • ~uctlon 0 carrie-r where "'aih•h te :•' ~ .. ., \, IN~ •eell 001 year '" ad"'" ' " Rt the Dan, Sentinel 11 rt1~" 1! ~ 611 , 111 IDonUu 11 00, thru monll'lt l:t liD 399 95 ~ HANDCRAFTID ANY "11w Vo111 CttY' No• LelliOJIInn ll.vl . ., 1 meroJ Nattonat tl•• CclmPIC:I st~lld toror TV In te~e- HYDIONIC: HIAT SYSTEM IS .WAIMEI, Oftt r.1 pbont pn ~ n 1 , .. BUCHANAN MMtt II04YU A*' ,Ly Puhllahtc! 1111r~ 1fter11u-o1' es.etpt !lUnd II.)' by I hi Olllu hllf'J l"lthllah illl Cclmpany llO 'd eehanlc .,, Pom U07 z- BEDROOM .SUITES .i Karl races will be held tills Saturday at 6 p_ m. IDSTi at By FRED DOWN Dnwell at 9-4 and 2 30 It le.,ds Evan!l, W. Va., with !t'Vt>r:-~1 Take,a l~ok at l~e Clevelrmd ' the AL m shutout s wlth t>rghl j Me~gs Countians ex~ed lo lndJans bnlllil nt p11Chmg Slil ff .md With 503 strrkeouls rhre" l ,.. ...... , ., participate. and the mind au lomatitolly re. ens the major leag ue record of 'calls the glory year of 1954 1162 stnkeoul s Sf'! by th e 1964 Trophies are awarded to wm· 1 Tha t was jhe year m which CJPveln nd !=i laff nero. Some Of expected enlronts lhe lndians stormed lo the Th R dl d th Red S RED SOX GAME from here are Joe Brmker, 'l Amencan League pennan t Wllh Stebert sc01 ed ht'l third con· secuttve VJ ctor·y and jhe lnd1a 11 s e e egs an e ' 01 Paul Amberger, Ronnie Brrnk- a record Ill vJctorr es The stayed at the heels of the Dave Dodson of the Red Sox er Dave Huddleston Ken Wil· 1 . . Y gamed the1r 17th wm 1n 2n runmng Yankees Thursday fanned 13 walked only 3 in one • · 1 mamlv on pll chmg - w1th a games Thur~day night wtlh a · · cox and Marty Mcintyre t 11 h 1 d b 2• · nmg m Middleport Boys of his finest performances of · sa 4:'dC e Y ..,.-game wm- 7-2 derismn over the Wa shtng 1 th R dl g 1rth a lh h j ners Hob Lemon and F:arly p ay' e e e s J e s~ason as e gave up on y Veale, Schwall (8), Carpln (8}. 1W nn backed u b su('h . shutout over the Senato" lYio hit• Io the Braves. a bases· Gibbon tYI Sisk tU) and Smith Y . P Y · the Red Sox with a close empty homer to Jerry Slaven Crandall (9l Winner _ Wood0: as ~11 ke G"."'"· A1l lloutletriumph over the improving in the oixth, and a harmless shitk ll-5 ). .Loser-Gibbon (2-7). 1man, Bob Fener and Hal ~ew-1 Braves. single w1th two out to Mike Sayhouser ' . re in the oecond. The Braves' (Only games ocheduledl. 1111 be a whi le until The Redleg vJctory was more other two runs came in t h e . perts rate the current impressive because it wes Amer~ean League over thai fabulous 1 ff o1 '54 001 000 OOl- 2 7 0 I but the fact is Ihat' :onny Sie: the ev~ning before that the ~our!~r ~n lwo walks ahead ol 8os 000 000 IIIO- 1 6 1 bert , Ralph Terrv , Luis Tiant atoro had knocked off the n °· ton kees 8-2. Steve Dunfee of. the. Braves Lohsh, and Sulll· d S M D .II & 'AI ~- . 31.e . . van. MoorePena (9). 18)Wilson (5-5 1 an . am c owt' Redleg and Red Sox alsc was stmgy w1th hils. lim1~ T'll W p carvmg the~r own n1che in now are 7-3 behind the · the big 'Sox club to oil safe· 'Hi). 1 man. mner ena Cleveland hiStory kees at 7·1, trailmg one lies, hOmers by Swartz and The current slafl has similar in the last column. Wise, lwo singles by strenglh-tn-depth with Siebert at Mick Childs, the Redlegs Hecker, and singles by Oller York lliJO 100 002- 3 10 0 9-3 and a 2 60 ea rned run avly, had a no-h1tter going until Pollens. Balli. 112 lliJO OOx- 4 7 erage, Terry at 8-3 and 2 68, the sixth against the Senators Ford. Reniff •51, Tiant at 7-3 and 3 44 and Me· when Keith Van Dunfee fanned 4, but walked (7) and Howard. Barbe,.r~;·,.:,s; ! r=::===~====l ing pitcher _ and Tim I, which hurt his cause. M1ller (91 and Orsino. \\ key singled back to back lead· Red Sox 3112 000 _ 5 6 1 -Barber <8-71. Loser mg off. Vanlnwagen was Braves .' ·..·.· 000 :001 - 3 2 I (it-71 . HRs-Biefary 'tlth), down at home trying to score Dodson and Swartz Dunfee pez 14Ih), Repoz llsl) . on Demoskey's hit, and and Taylor. Umpire: C. W. ' Cleve. 100 240 000-- 7 key perished at second base Searles. Wash. lliJO 101 000-- 2 Childs fanned Terry Stobart Sieber! 19·31 and ,\zcue. after walking Bratton, gol Steve S'rANDINGS lil2, Rl~zlk 15), Duren t) Price to h1t into a force out W. L. Pet. Brumley. Loser - Koplitz preserve hiS shutout. Yallkeet ... 7 t .177 4). HRs- McMullen I 12th I, WagRed! 11 7 • 1111 nor (13th I. • • Meanwhile. the Redlegs e :-lead quarters teeing off on Vanlnwagen, a Red Sox . T ¥ .71111 strong righthander, for 12 hits Senataro ..... -· l 5 .IIIII Including two homers and two Braveo .. . .. .. . I I singles by Childs, a homer and lndiaao f If .lift single by Bill Hensler. two GAMES MONDAY gles by Jim Wildermuth Redlego at Indian. All Tran•iotor singles by Louis McKinney and Seaaton at Red Sos. Dennis Boggs. Major Leacue llelllll Childs fanned 8, walked fmtr. LOS ANGELES IIJPI)- uan.!l By United Preso lnteraatlonal Vanlnwagen fanned ~. wallkedl "Y Valdez, 126, Los National Leape 2. outpointed Mercer Smilb, 001 11110 000-- I Middleport, 0. Senators 000 0011 - o z Cincin. Compion, Calli. 1121. New York 200 100 :!Ox5 Redlegs .. .. . DOli 52x - 12 12 Maloney, McCool 17), Van lnwagen and (8) and PavleUch. Jackoon Childs and Bogga. Umpire: 10) and Cannizzaro. Stobart. Ioney. HR-Kranepool (7th), ~Aii t sat was· · 00 Mr. Claude Jones It SALE I Syracuse Wins Over Visitors RADIO · · $39.95 .etori fHE DAILY SENTINEL • 'I oo . . • . . 1 W1tchmaker I MOTOROLA., THE SHOE BOX LIYI"' • Kitch.. loclroo• locreaHon Aroo Ana Aroo Aroo Any .,._ • 1""' can Ill Con~ron"' hldhlllltlllllr "'."flick" ol .... ,........... . NGS oo . . . ========d"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!! 196~3 FACTORY AUTHORIZED • Bomu/1/u r-.io....::.O...,.... ... I ID By FRED DOWN Cleveland beat Washington 7-Z, Flood and Ken Boyor and Mike It's practically unanimous llaltimore shRded New York '-3 Shannon'• double produced the around the National League and Detroit topped Boslol Z.l. three ninth-inning rune and Ill~ that Riehle Allen ol the Pbila· Glenn Beckert drove In four ed relief pitcher Hal Wood& delphia Phlllles 11 an annoying runs with two homers and Err> shlck to hll fifth victory. Mano fellow. le Banke also had two hits !Dr ny Mota had three bitt lllr the He annoy• some sporlswrltera the Cubs, who dealtb Johnny Plratea, whose two-run atniJI. Lecauttt when asked a question Podres his fifth Joss against Inning rally leD a run abort. he usually lhinks twice and sayo five viciories. Lindy McDarjeJ Ed Kranepool hit a two-run nothing. He gave the Phillies' shut out the Dodgera for 2 Z.3 homer and Ron Swobod a twofront office fila last spring when innings of relief to win his third run triple to pave the way for he staged a delermined - and game although Ted Abernathy the Meta' AI JacktlOII to win snccessful-holdot!t before sign- finished the game. his tvurth game. Jackson lng hil 1965 contract. And now The Cardinals beat the Pirates pitched a ~evor>hltter aod he'o making himself public en- for tho 14th otraight time at struck out tour in betllin8 Jim emy No. I to NL pltchero. Pittsburgh's ~orbet Field by Maloney of frustrated no-hil The square • shouldered Phil- scoring four run• in the eigblh fame, who struck out seven in adelphia third ba,.man was the inning and three in the nintb, six innings but WIB tagged for NL Rookie oft he Year in 1964 Singles by Phll Gagliano, Curt three rune and lilt: hill. when he batted .318 wtth 29 homers and 91 runs batted in Beware of the sophomore Jinx,' ' said the cnt1cs but All~n fears nothing as long as he has a bat m his hands . The 22-year-old product ol Wampum, Pa,, is making the The Tigers pounded the Yank· Rick Caul, Jed Will, D. Snouf. time • honored soph ;inx sound ees :00·1 •nd the Pirates scored fer, R. Case and John Dillard, like an old wives' tale lhis sea· a l4-5 win over the Jets Thurs- a single apiece. son with a .335 batting average day in Pomeroy Boys' League R. Abbott limited the Yaokees that gives him a three-voinl play. to only live hits while going the lead over Willie Mays of t h e . . distance for the Tigers. He San Francisco Giani.! and Hank The Pirates grabbed a big struck out eight and walked Aaron and Joe Torre of the lead by shovmg h?m~ etght two. Jack Jacobs and T. Wyatt Milwaukee Braves. runs m the se.cond mmng and teamed up on the mound for Flllb Straight Wla then coasllng m. the Yankees, striking out five Allen took over the le•d Steve Van Meter woked on and issuing five bases on balls Thursday night when the Phil- the hill lor the winners, strik· Tiger hitting was paced by lies beat the Braves Z.l for their mg out II and walking eight. R. Abbott, the pitcher, wtlh a fifth straight victory. Allen went Gilmore was starting pitcher home run and single, P Dill 1-for~3 to remain at .335 while for the Jets. G!rolaml came ln with a homer and base knock. Aaron bad an 0-tor-1 night and during the ,.cond and Soulsby and R. Dixon with a home run fell five points from .337. took over in the fifth. and three singles. Other Tiger Ray Culp, one of the Phillles' J~t hitters were D. Gilmore bitters were E. Abbott with a off ·again · on- again pitchers, with a double , and H. Vaughan, single, G. Skinner, two smgles c•me through with a three-hit· S. Story and D. Glaze, each a and F. Burney, a single. ter for his fifth win against four smgle. For the Pirates, Morty Getting hits for the Yankees los.es while Ken Johnson suf- T1lu• slammed a home run and were Jack Jocobs and Mark fered his loss. Culp was tagged two smgles, Chuck Legar bad Werry, each wtth • single, and for the M1lwaukee run in the two doubles and a single, Van Bob Werry with a bome run, - liflh on singles by Mack Jones Meter a double and single and double and single. and Denis Menke snd a passed ball but didn't allow another hit untJ I Torre singled with two v in the ninth. 'l:) ' The Martin Restaurant Bashan • """""""*- TWO VETS SIGN ~ A team of "Oldtlmers" wUI WASHINGTON (UPI) - · 1li6 challr•,• th• Pomeroy Hlglt washington RedskiRs annou:lcecl ~ 'khn••t Summer League squad Thursday that two veteraiW ~ !h•ll "'rmrll:lv at !:30 p. m. on who sat out last seasorr have thr romrroy baseball Held. signed to play in 196li and one · rhe gam• wiD be beld to old pro has been put on waiv· raist' mont>y for the Boyt' ers. u,.,gue 1n Pomeroy. Donation& Offensive end Bill Anderson, will be Bl'f't>pted from fans at. who quit the club Jacrt year to tending. become a coach at TenneiS9 Major Loague Staudlngo New York at Boston Som• of the players npect- and fullback Ken Webb, who By Umted J-'reu lnternaUooal Minnesota i'tt Kcm ~~!i City. twJ· , ed to hr nn the field for the spent last season studying Jaw L~:l==H America• League ltght "Uidllmrrs" are Ed Kennedy, at Atlanta, have signed to play W. L. Pet. GB National League Du·k karr .lr .• Romer Smith, this !lleason. Veteran placekick. Cleveland 44 'tl .620 W. L. Pet. CD George N"""elroad, Harxey et Jim Martm, a pro for 14 Mmnesota 43 28 .606 I Los Angeles 46 n .;~o . Van Vranken, Dlcll YotiJiC, years, has been placed Gil ' Chicago 42 29 .592 2 Cinctnnati 13 33 .506 2 Phil Ohllngor, Terry Obling· waivers. Ballimore 42 32 .568 J'h San ~·ranclSco 40 33 .548 3¥• or and Ed Bartels. 40 31 .56~ 4 Phtladelphia 39 34 .534 41> Maa! Die that tlng-siu 11111 Deiroit New York ~6 39 .4ml 10 Milwaukee 37 34 .521 5~ 1 .?t~ 1 ,-&.,~-:to£~• ' ' '"' '"' Iasnp!" Los Angel es 33 41 .44tl 12'h Pittsburgh 39 36 .520 5'~ : ton Senalo" In a year aod a Boston 29 43 .403 15'h Ch1cago 35 40 .467 912 1half aga~n s t the Senators. Sie· Washmgton 311 46 .395 16'.> St. Louis 35 41 .461 10 bert has yielded just five Kansaa C1ty ?'2 45 .328 20 Houston 34 42 .447 11 earned 1'1.lns m 45 t-3 innings Thursdays Results New York 27 50 .351 18 1k for an (lgg era He has slru ck : Detroit .2 Boston 1 Tbursday's Results out 55 batters and HI lowed fln ly BaltirnDre 4 New York 3, mght Clncago 6 Los Angeles 3 26 hils The Syraruse team raJliPd frrr Cleveland 7 Washmgton 2, mght New York 5 CmcmnatJ 1 H~ f:mned 11 and was nicked five runs in the bottom oJ Lhe tOni~ games seheduledr Ph1Jadelphra 2 Mrlwaukee I, for five hrt s. includtng Ken Me fifth Frtday's Probable Pll(·hen mght Mu11l'll s 1wrnf>r bt' 11md a seven · · Thursday evemng to down Ch v1s1tmg Letart, 7-5. H.'ago <:~ t Los 1\n~trt·~ rntghl St !.oms 7 Prttsburgh 6, ntghf : hl t att<w~ that tnt· ludPd thref' 1 3 Pee. SUITES Jim Hubbard went' the route 1f- Horlt'n (7-51 vs Chtlnt:e (4 1 10nl)' games scheduled l . A d , ... b , Sln_g 1t'S \' ·11Cl" 1VIS (In IA"Iln Start At Just _ on th~ m<mnd for Syracuse m I. Frida)''.s Probable Pih:hen Wa~ner 's nth homer '\l\iiS also the Little • Southern League con- Mumesota at KC~no.;as C1ty St Louis at• New York (ntghtl sco red rrom fIn 1 b.t<;e on an m • 1 • • . test fanmng 10 and 1ssumg (nJg rU - Liiml 17-LJ vs U Uon-1-G1bson 19-61 vs. Lary !1·21. f ld Til 1 nme free passes. W. Hall start- oghue 14-9). 1 Crnc1nnat1 at Phrl<:~dt>lpiJta Je error. e ~~<' Ol) '" · t w h 1 cred ~t'd lht> Indtan c; !rrsl·!l lare ed for Letart , was replaced by Det ron a as m~lnn lntghtl l(mghtl - O'Toole 11-7) vs . . · th lh' d h - AguJrre (9·2J v~. D;,n iels 15_ Sf t ,9- 6) lead to a fu ll game over the P J UStICe MIDDLEPORT m e If W O In . lOf . dl 1\f I T <1nd f ill 1 turn was relieved by S. Jenkms BJ. I San Francisco at Chirago ~-' m~wso. a \\ ms 10 the f1fth. ' Cleveland at Biliiimore , Holm (J-4 1 vs Koonce 16-6 ) c':'a~g:,:o_\::,V::,h':_:'':_:::So::•:,:.·____.-..-J:=::i:ii:""ii:iiiii: 1 Syracuse hitter!! were Amos {n.rght J - Stange 2· 1) vs J.j Milwaukee at PiLLsburgh liiii Moore, Jim Hubbard, Jerry Miller il·II. (mghli - Clonmger (IU-6) vs Hubbard. Carroll Baker and New York at Soli ton ~mghll - Can.lv..ell 16-2!. Steve Thorpe, each with a ! Stottlemyre l8-4 1 v~ \lurehead Los Angeles at Houston lnililhl 1 single. For Letart Falls, Ju slke (4-6>· , , ~ - Drysdale 111-7) vs Bru te r6 had a single and double. B . Saturday 8 Games 9). Pickens. two singles and A Hill Clllcago at Lus Angell'!:! Saturday's Games and N. Baker, each a single. Detrotl aj Wash tngton St. LoUJs a• .'lew York , mght Clevt'l<md at BaltlmiJie Cincmnatl at Philadelphia , nrght DaUylltatlll.!!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jllly 2, All Star · ~Jtllt!"'rt· o. LEWIS REPAIISERYD . vi'iift14 114' MRI •• Ml..it) ari ....,..,.,_.... ~~....., ~~ a me a . ,,. . , , that delivers the taste ' hat."-::·.· $95.00 11 cu. ft Upright Freezer Gas Range ~~:rtmenl $29·00 $49.00 Gas Refrigerator ~i:~,i:~ ··r Boy &Girls 20" &26" Bicycles S16·9S "' S49·00 Automatic G. E. Washer • S45.00 • Hotpoint Electric Range S49.00 Hamilton Gas Clothes Dryer S29·00 Caloric Gas Range 2--17" Portable T.V.'s • S45 &S]S $29·95 G. E. Wringer Washer • GuarantHd .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • H'R FIRESTONE STO MIDDLEPORT, 0. �--. ·• ···- ...... J I ;, Le g.s• Jat ore Ky Aiming to Stop all Corruption EDITOR'S NUTE: Nguyen "Whal are we trying to , d<>- air force. r:ao Ky, Soutb Viet Nam's pohlJcs OJ r~volutlon. I "I no longer have perso~l nambuyaol nllhtar) premu~r. "I'm read'v to anept advJce. ambitwns. " Ky semi. · 'J don t · · I'm ready ,;11 y t 1me to discuss ,I intend to go to the end of the grantrd his first e>clu"ve m- anythng - b~t not wtth a gun ' road Only to open the road. To ft>r\liew s•nce assummg vower 1 •UPI correspondt'nl Ray F. at rm:• head." . •:show the eVietnamese peop e w U 10 th , d It's a long Herndon. Ky talkt>d with Then, retlectmg on le. ere t.s a n w rua I I h I d 10 000 kl orneU-rndoo during .a sup purl· days w1!(' lave. paS!i t" Sl n_ce road - t"rn>rhaps "' · th gh tht> Vifthe became pr·em1er. Y sa Id : ter s.· •w K sl't>klng lnp ro~ . 11 I'd h· ,,, kn<<wn all the I "The problems we face ar~ C•• nt rystde Here ts ltllmese ' bl I'd" neve have taken corruption and div1s10n m the lt.rndon's report plo e~s,, I past People became Indifferent t,. t , C and every government Iproblems of internal dissension I 1 .. JO: l'~r..:~~.~; ~!:C~~~~I bec~use ~r;f~rn~;~o r~~~- has bee_n ~ _close a!l '48l:::w~paper_sl tnl atgtobn anpltl f ealj en ex1e rom .e.ca a or a quarreling polltictans. But he conceded today that there was also turmoil among the mihtary . . .. "There's diVISIOn among the , among th e nu'I'I· people, d'1" I8108 tary," he said. "Tbe only way to cure this Is for us to •how • __. 2--Dally Pom•roy-Middleport, Stoek8 0 pen M1xnu, _ _ _ Sentinel, _ -~-~ 0.,- J~ly 2, In Moderute Trade NEW YORK (UP!). - Stock prices opened mlxflll In ate trading 1'l1UirS-1 Steels weretoday. firm oils steady, COLUMBUS I (U~!~-- action ' Autos held close ~ Thursday's day's lmajor egis a Jve closing levels. Aircrafts rose at a aance: House shghlly. Electronics were P. d mixed. Chem1cals easier. Air· ,asse B. 788, P<O h"b ' t'ts ca rrytno •., lines higher r· -H ear,ms or explosives on air1r planes Without permission . (\lote 124-tll. . H B 700 kes It tllegal to - · · 'rna threaten lo destroy real or sonal property <Vole 1211-1/. At AGlance 14 Year-old Boy is Killed ;~e ~~~':{;,~, 1:~ wt~ a;;o~~~"."! og~~;B,v~~:· ~~~~~~s B.arker MOVeS Upm • Loaban BWC Offi'ce Phillies Win 5th 19_~ ~'orce All Star Row ID NEW YORK IUPI) Flag Raiser winner 1M four stakei!l Charles F.De Barker 1£l'i, been races 'dur'tng the ••pr'tng ud appointed puty k . the Kentucky tor of the Log··n Dlstr.ct pace-rna er b d pm k Is dolnll d ot The Bureatt ffect of Der Y an rea ""'"· J well on the farm in Marylaq •, 1 Compensatior. tve u) trat'ner Hir•ch Jacobs repo"'ed tn the place of eMr. James ·~ Gault who resigned co acc•ept l1'hursday. a position at Ohio Uni.erStty, " ;..;;;..~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t;;;;"j <;~turch s · ' As a'Boost to the Free Enterprise ystem • the City-County Board ol l!ealtlt 11Je· Logan District Office ol the Bureau ol WorkmeO:s c..... pensation hasHocking, jurisdiction of claims In Athens, Meigs, Callia, Jackson, Vinfon and Fairfield counties. TW0 • H0 UR. G DRY CLEAN IN SALE I SERVICE BEDROOM SUITES Ky wa: the facti talked too much abllut cosmelol- AKRON <UPD - James Mr. Barker is a v.teran SAI('ON (UPI! - Nguyen Cao that m accepting the pleJmer-,uon e.nd progress and n g t , tb 't" H B 846 increases pemnnn Manwell 14 Wadswoth. 'th 1 1 • VIet Nam's new mill· sh'IP , he msJs . . ing was done" no m ese post tons benefits - · · for ·highway patrolmen died in Akron ' ' Ch'ld ployee ofof service. the Bureau Wt a Kv South ed on ream . the [we areft" I ren ,s,i:~~:r.~;l years He is ,;r~ strongman, satd today he his command of the_Vie~n_arnese' So far, Ky's solulton to or pro I , (Vote 127.()1. tal Thursday mghl of i long resident of Logan, a ~··~- •• wa~ ready to execute <:orrupt -H.R. 127, sets 1 p.m. Sun~ suffered when struck by a ber of the Logan Rotary CIUb,i l government ofltcials ·:•d war day as ttme lor bells to 011 Route 94, south of Wari<-1 and all Masontc Bodies at proftleers by hts own hand rmg as part of Let Freedom worth. and a J2nd Degree Mason, 11 BY REQUEST "I wlll clean up Satgon," the • Rmg" program !Voice Vote). The highway patrol a ·member the Eastern 01 34 yea-old Atr commandHouse concurs 10 Senate James was making a of tbe American Legion, " told UPI 10 an excluSIVe 10· • • amendments , , while riding a bteyle terVIew whtle !lyiOg to villages A bill assed b the Ohio of the bill, Representative Lon- hibited to sell due to I o c a I -H.B. 511, prohtbtts cruelty when struck by a car"litttnatJ.] He is also a member In the central part of South VIet Le ISiatuie recen~y providiOg des slated that the b:ll was one trade barriers. The Ohio De- to rQdeo ammals. by Patsy Etlmg, 23, " chairman of !he Hocking Coun- Cleaners Pomeroy Nam seeking pubhc support for the statewide meat inspec- of the most important pieces of partment of Agriculture ao- P· , ·ed Senate The woman was passmg hiS military regtme. , , tlon service was signed into legislation to race the !06th sumes the responstbtll!y of "s'~ 226 b of truck and did not see the boy, "No more pohttctans. Ill JUst law by Governor James A General Assembly. state meat lnsptetion, 8b d - . , , Vans 2~a71e WBi not beld. ask lbem to toke vacaltons. d thereby reducing the duplica- below cost ( ote · ), oul of Saigon I'll tell them they Rhodes. The btll was Is:n~ore He stated the bill will ac· tion of Inspections by various -H B. 498, revises state can make poitUcs in Kontum or by Sam Landes o a !SOD celera te the free flow of Ohto local boards. seed law <Vote ~I. The Pomeroy Bowling Lanes have Completed In· Quq NgaL" county 10 the House of Repre- processed me • t products -II B. , 522, regulatea lntristallation of All New Lanes, Approaches, Pin Decks KJ was referring to two prov sentaltves and by Senator Oak- throughout the slate of 0 hi o shtpments of pesticides 10 and Ball Returns and Other Improvements For the Inc.. where the fightmg against ley Collins the Ohto Sen•,te thereby sltmulatmg the sales 0 (Vole 25-01. Bowlers Convenience and Wilt Be Open At 6:00 Communist guerrillas has been With the passage and stgn ng of Ohto farmers, processors and -H.B. 929 . appropriates 1500,P.M. July 5th. ' bt"aviest in recent weeks. meat packers. Many areas herefor crlmmal costs for Wanta Resulh tofore have prohibited meat IIJ65 !Vote 26-(IL Hous•el "I'll •ovem this like a millfmm commg mto certain ciltes. Senate concur~ In tary command,'' tbe flam boyan1 IInder the new 1aw , th e 'a " t te CLEVELAND !UPI) amendments MENTONE , Call!, IUPI) POMEROY, 0. h t I t can ,. II Its pro- panston · 0 1 th e propo sed B. 92, makes Chester Wynn, 44, Mentone k pllot aaid. "W a I wan t IS reinspecled pan the-sofltelal state tomato drink oulh. duct anywhere in the state. room Eneview Motel · Into driving hla alx-ton dump true 26-0), '~If [ 11ay tht price of rice The law IS hailed as a great . larger 70B-rnom convention ~wn a curving grade near shuuld drop, what 1 want to see boo.'it to the free enterpnse sys- ~ tel was one of three · Wednesday, when his brake 11 1 prtce drop, "Even tf I have ENJOY By Ann Lee Walkins 1tem, Landes added In the menls included today in a broke. •,.mwardll lo.. . MiS> Lwda Eichinge r, daugh. past many packers were pro-~ velopment being planned In a 1'he truck hurtled •• K)l's voice trolled oft But this ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilham · , , $26 mlihon downtown developfaster aru. faster, streaking polDI waa clear. He w•gged hts E<ehinger. and Miso Pally •ill Mrs. Lauro Letfheit v;ere ' mot. the parked patrol far or Calli- II indeJ: finger as ij it were a PJS· Wmeb•ennet , daughter or Mr. IIJ, r daughter, Mrs. Kathryn David C. Lincoln , one of the forma highway patrolm&n ttav-11 tol and accompaned the ges· and Mrs. Dana Wmebrenne_r, Peters of Arcadta, and h~r developers, said plans for Funeral servlcell are announ- ford 0. Shepard. lure wtth Ute words, "twenty or have enrolled at the Mounlam grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Wtl-1mote l project were being re- ced for John T. Schriber, Crossgave chase . 1l•ckll lbirly people.'' State College 10 Parkersburg. ham Peters and famtly of Hol• 1viewed followmg a recom- lanes, W. Va., who died suddenthe out-of-control t1 WITH US "The day l Nnd a corrupt of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ams- \1 1ch. . mendation made Thursday by a ly Thursday while enroufe the next four miles, Shepllclal, ~ will be. my great ~.leas- poker of Columbus spent Sun- Dickie a~d Chuckte Burdette researcP firm for Roanoke, Va., by""· of ran Interference fo~ 1 ure to shoot htm myself, Ky day with her mother, Mrs of GalhpoiJS spent a few days Cleveland attack. truck with the patrol ear! said. He added that he IS Pre· Laura Leifhetl . w1th Mr. aPe Mrs. WIIItam The report said the He had worked for the Appa· light, siren and a1r horn dearpared to st~m~.out governm.~n- Mr. snd Mrs FranciS Kush- Winebrenner and family, area needed '' least 1,400 lachlan Power company for sev. In& .the way through 16 mterRoutt 1 tal corrupHon at any cost. , ner of Martella spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs Cad Weese hotel and motel rooms by 1970 etal yeors, and was preceded secttons. Middleport, 0. ' Desptle the tough talk, Ky m· wttl. her aunt and uncle, Mr. spent several days wtth therr and at least 100 or 800 of in death by his father, Saul Wben the truck cameto calnlly ]:;:::: dtcated he doe~ not ~~nt to be- and Mrs Joe Wr1ght son and daughter·m·law , Mr ne"" umls in a single Schriber, and two e&r!l ago b at a level ar~o1, Shepard come an mflextble mtlttary diC· Mr. and Mrs. George Walton and Mrs. Jack Weese ol Pur· his mother Matf. G got out of hiS patrol car 11 tator. He msisted, however. that of Steubenvtlle h.ave spent a rna He1ghts. Sehrlber ' rt wrote Wynn a ticket for ignorbe does not plan lo be pushed few days wilh ~r and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brown Surviv~rs Include hia wife lng a •lop sign, speeding and uround by the myrtad retigtous Charles Lisle and family Wh1le and fam1ly of Mineral Wells, Mildred: one son Clarence equipment violations. and pohtJCol fa<ltons m South here they also called on Mr. 11 . va., spent a Sunday wllh home · a brother ' Paul ' Vtet Nam whtch have toppled and Mrs. Hershel D1ddle and he· mother, Anna Grace Oiler Va .; two sisters, Mrs. Bryon, "' prevtous Saigon govern- other relatives and fnends. and brother, Jtm Btll, and her H. Bailey Tuesday (Madeline) McNeeley, and Mrs ments. Called here by the tlhoess of grandrrtother, Mary M. Dtddle, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr caU- William (Pauline) Cook, ' Young And Inexperienced their father, Mr. Charles Hy· who has recent ly returned from By Mrs. A. H. BaUey ed on Mr. and Mrs. Cal Orr leston; .an aunt, Mrs. Jane '' I'll admtt Utat , I'm youn~ sell were hiS son, Mr. BtU Holzer hospitaL ~ • Mr. and Mrs. Liew of AnUqulty Sunday. key, Middleport: three cottstn,s, JI , , • mexpertenced m poltltcs, Hysell and daughter, Mr. Miss ROllO Ann Lisle visited ston of t' orest Run and her bro- Jeffrey Friend spent few Mrs. Charles IHelen) Byers : ' 'atd, ktcktng ofl hiS shoes and Mrs. Gene Mills and lam· Mr. and Mrs. Robe~! A Harden 1!her and wtfe of Salt Lake City days with his grandmother,1 Mrs. Bernard Gilkey, both of r· ~ sprawlm~ out on • SJnall lly, all of Columbus ol tv. anon. I spent Thursd&y evenmg w•th Allee Capehart of Syracuse. dleport, and Guy Gilkey, brnk '" the C47 transport plane Mr and Mr;, Don&ld Hub- Mrs Eddte Lo~ ond child- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr, Mrs, Marcia Keller of Chest- tumbus. , , takng htm to Hue. South Vtet ' bard and daughter, Donna, and reo of Columbus are spending I Miss Sharon Holler attended er was 8 supper guest of Mr. Servtces will ~· held ~at•ur- 1 1 Nam's, second largest Ctly, Mrs Hubbard's grandmother, a week wtth Mr. and Mrs. the 4-H Council Camp at Mrs. Paul Orr Thursday. at 3 p.m. IDST) at the Pausmg to ltghl an Amercan- Mrs. Ada Cramlet of Ractne George S1aats ond farroi•f· ters Cave for several d&ys. Mra. A. H. Bailey received In Crosslanes. Friends made ctgarelte he pulled from v1stted her parents, Mr. and Miss Linda Lipscomb viSited Mrs. Alice Capehart and son, word of the death of her nepb- may cal) at the Alley-Casdorph the Zlpper pocket of hJS hlack Mrs. Kenneth Wilt of Bucyrus with relattves In Elkins, W. Va. Don, Syracuse, spent an aft. ew, Willard Horton, of E•at Funeral, borne St Al~ns, W. flight sutt, Ky added : over the weekesd Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson ernoon with Mrs: Bettty Friend. Liverpool. Va., unttl time of servtces, ·:But on the other hand, revo- Mrs. Carl Gordon Is vtsttlng and children, Jeanie, Bobby &nd Grover White and Doris call- Mrs. Ralph Trussell and ehll·l,ioiiii.;i;;;i..ii.;.;..~~~~lultons must be, carrted out by her molher, Mrs. Mae Cowte Cindy vu;ited his parent., Mr. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ora White the young and mexpertenced and other relattves and frieflds. and Mrs. J. C. Patter-Son In and Linda at CarmeL who have been vlslti!ll He1dqu1rters For All · ber parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Peto Mr. Fred Jenkins, Sr., spent Brohard, W. Va. They were Mr, and Mrs. Billy Orr and Klrlthorl o1 Marton lnd rethe weekend at his home with accompanied home by his niece sons spent Sunday with lbe turned home SUnda'y. ., hiS wtfe. Peggy from hts em· Miss Delores Patterson for a Clint Orr family. Mrs. Thelma Eddy of Woostployment '" Columbus. couple weeks' vistt I Mr. ond Mrs. Reed Eynon er and Doris White local caiiMr. &nd Mrs Jack Gibbs and Mtss Linda Eichinger and 1and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Watson ed 00 Mrs. Thelmo' Orr ~ntl son spent a weekend With her Mtss Pally Winebrenner spent of MtchJgan called on Mrs. A ly. parent s, Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllam the weekend at home wtth thetr Miss Sharon Holter attended E1chmger an~ son, Johnny, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Mrs. Mollie Guinther Ia visit· ~H Career Day at WOO!Iter The>. were accompanied back Eichinger and Mr. and Mrs. lng relatives in Poca, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr c~llto Vtenna, W. Va., by Johnny Dana Winebrenner. Mr. Herman London was ed 00 the Billy Orr family last MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hai.1ed NeW Statewt"se Meat Inspection B"ll I '4 Robinson's l;ty~S~e~le~c~ti~ve~S~er~v~ic~e~B=o~a~rd::_:a~n~d.l..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiil.:j to/ Circumstances Meant Nothing To Patrol Cop ExpansiOn • £ MOteI PIanned I syraCUSe SOCJety • Notes NOTICE MIDDLEPORT SUMMER Pomeroy Bowling Co. John Schrihe, Dies Suddenly CLOTHING In All Of Tho SUNDAY DINNER Latest Styles For MEN and WOMEN The Martin Restaurant BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'fNJ Bashan 1 Ingels 6th Anniversary ot Society NeWS ' ' ' I TEAK ~OUSE • FACTORY AUTHORIZED MOTOROLA~ CANVAS FOOTWEAR CAR RADIO :i eadquarters THE SHOE BOX forMr.a week visitKenneth Caus· edMrs. Sinclair returnand 'sMrs. after Carrie a week's visit with her ley and chtldren of Wheeung, son and daughter-in-law, Mr. W Va , slopped for a short VIS· and Mrs Ernest 1'heiss aod tt wi ih .\1r and Mrs Joe Wnght lamtly of Willmington. on tlJeir way to Kentucky on Mtss Roberta Brickles of Gal, vacation lipolis and Miss Beverly Hunt Mr. and Mrs Nial Salser vis- of Letart Falls were weekend ited over the weekend w'l•· Dr guests of Pam Sylvester. and Mrs. Samuel Barr.hart and Gregory Winebrenner of Cool· famtly at thetr flsnmg camp m ville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Letart Roger Winebrenner and family . 1 Mr. Claude Jones Walchmaker at Cl1rk's Jewelry Store Br!ng1 you 16 yean of experience in watch repair. Expert workmanship on all types of watches. All work guaran· teed lor one year. Prompt, efficient service. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342-2nd A••· 446-2691 Golllpolla. Ohio VJSJitng over the JHE DAILY SENTINEL , TO INTEtES1 MEIGS MASON AREA DIVOTE~ $30.00 Down - lalanca on Ctnvenlent Ttrl'lll MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. 0~ liCIIaH I OwtJI PuDIIsh .. r Cf1111er t'aniHfiUI ldttor Publlabr(l nary dl.ettiQOI' e~:cept !lunda.!' ll:r l'ht Ohlu V~!lley t'Uhllab-1 IDI Campany 110 \h11han1c oil Porn W01 Ohio Butlaeu Offt.,. PIIMM WV 1· 21~ pn,'n~ ldllnriLI 1111 Cntl!!nd W'l' "' I at ll!con<1 CIIN mat11n1 •attar at thl pott o!llet at Pnmeroy Oblo Nat.tooaJ 1dorantau:r.1 CIQ Bottlorlll Kimball '"P,. ..o•• Inc. 343 ~1111' Vorll City i.MJdiiJIIID " ' '· Vorlt ratu Oelt•e rrd DJ u.rrll'l' whl're • • alla hlt :t• .. .,"'' oer •eeJr: Dill 11111 Ill IIIUI'I ( II ~I SANDWICH lbe nallahle mall ou ,..., ont mt~nLh t1001'1: 111ontba 11 811 fib WERNER RADIO & T.V. Boy &Girls 10" &26" Bicycles Automatic G. E. 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', W'i :r.u74 1M' MMI II. • • • • • • u,R FIRESTONE STO •ROOFING Valley Lu• & Supply Co. • • •IIIII Is ...: • TunlnJ lyattrn OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING lt I'II•ICCX:* /1/U ZEIIITH QUALITY FEATURES • Exdualvtl Ztnltlt l'lllnhd Color Domodulltor CfrcuMry • Mvontld Zenith Automalfo ~or \tvtl Clrcultrr • Now Zenith ~or LIVII Conlntf • 11,000 YOIII ol Picture Powor r 'Ill' 1'1111" QusHw CGmpononta 0 ~ ~~~ PRESIDENT GIL HOUSE PAiNT •za • •••11a101 CDC 1biiiQ. Mtta,l chatllt hll up to 200 tlmea&rteter htlt condJJc:tiDn 1bl\lty th1n phenolic used II\ prlnttd circuit boarodt-meantiOnltr TV life. ,., ~Beckert • • • . WlnLost.--1 " 3rd), ~ HANDCRAFTED D1\l7 flenttnd office IL') 6n til Dk'IQlht 17 80. tbru caontbJo h ... tiotnr Rout• where ~arrtr1 .e,..to. • _. i Naw luliiHrtplloo aas1 Tbn• 3 ROOMS NewFurni ONLY $299 ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... weekend Guoran!Hd - - - thel'"'ieeik~.~iiliiiiiiiiiJiiiw;~;;;;;;; Columbus to attend graduation Friday exercises of the Ohio State P&trol Academy In the Youth Center building In the Ohio Exposition Center. Master Clyde . Kyle Jeffero, infant son or Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeffers of Gahanna apent a week here wtth his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and family, while hla ents were on vocation. 11 cu.ft Upright Freezer Gas Range ~~:rt_m._ n' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ml~ ... ,oll ,. '. • �. .. ' ' ' ... ~ .,... -·--·; ' Q8l,ly c Sentlllel;,Pomen7Klt5IIIJIM''flll11"1i ,g OIIIY lime HELEN HELP US! ~~e- ....,. •""'"' ·· - · • .li'!I\M... . .... ,..."":.:-;;;;;.:::*,. . •""!~::e:c; ~Mi§s -Biltc1l~m ~o m• :~~~~ ~v~U:: Hospital News Segtioel Church News Is Grand Love Of State Order being untrue to many Urnes, and '!'e separ Eolered Hospllal Gauge readfnp - GaUlpoU~ I . ed once becalllll oltt. He prom· Among thOse who entered dam 12.0, 12.2, running 2 -,..__ by babedkto,cbange and I tooktb~~ Holzer Hospital in the past 24 on roUera. Pomei'Gy · ••~~~~ c . or two yar~ ov~ry •• boun were: John l.r. Morgan 26.43, PL Pleuanl 23.8'1, OUI, OlD STORY do everylblug possible to please went well, and .now be s back 1 EdgOIIIOill Dr., Mra. Larry PT. PLEASANT _ Miss Eliz. ton .092 falling, Kanawha li'alt•ll Dear Belen: him, keep my.eu up, I b wltb tho girl lrtenda. I tbrea~ !.Ievina, New Haven, W. Va .. abetb Burcham. Wortlly Advis· 2.66 falllng, Charleston . I '1Nd )lOur column every bOUle clean, tbe children ened to leave him and he just Gerald I.. Fields, Hartford, W. er of the Point Pleasant Asoem· staUonary. lAndon, Marenil and day but have nrvoer tfad a pro- behaved, and I show him 'I laughs and says I ,lov• him Va., Mrs. Hubert J, Sharp, Rl. bly No. 23, Order of Rainbow Winfield dama were on the blem like mJne, love and enjoy him. Yet he d too much lor .that. I m JUSt a I Letart, W. Va., George I.. for Girls, was appointed to the sills. 011 1 ~l~Jov;:e~my:;:..h:ua;ba;;nd~very~.;m;;;u;;;c;;,h~ra;.;ther;;.iibe:;;_w~l;.;tb~tb~eiioi.lhiier;i;;igli.r,.Js.'l! housekeeper. ~:lh ; Sauer, 159\2 Brownell St.. Mid· office of Grand Love at the Boat Movements• bedroom pnvt eges; cons an y dleporl, Charles L. Neuman, Sy· Grand Assembly In Charleston. belittled. racuse Brenda Marie Harri- Miss Ellen Fisher of Ripley Obio River - Jellboal down I 1 3 25 Go Forth On The Fourth With A • ' · 1 can't go on this way - I'm son, Rt. 4 Oak Hill, Mrs. Ch31' was elected Grand Wol' 13• 1 • · m.; Indiana up •· ' ' 45 a bundle of nerves and this les A, Stapleton, Jackson, Mrs. thy Advisor. P· m.; Susan Lane up !4, '1: 14 5 kind of lire isn't good for the James c. Rid&e, Rt. 5 Jack· Girls from the local assem· P· m.; National down • :55 •on, Fred C. Wood, Coalton, bly attending the. three · day a. m.; Chris Jr. down 1•· 7 1 · II elilldreo, but can't earn e~••b uv-o • B h m.; Elisha Woods down 15, to support tbem If I leave. lie Mrs. Albert Hixon, Coal Grove, S<!ssion were Mtss . ure am, 6 ,30 a. m.; Ben McCool down would only pay me child Gordon H. Eddy, Rt. l Vincent, Lmda Bailey, . Wanda Wtlson, 15 , 6:50 a. m.; Jefferson up support as be did before when and Mrs. Alvie Lambert, Rae .. Shelw Smttll, Linda Pullins, Pat 17 8. 45 p 11\.. Philip Sporn up !left. What can I do?-MISER- land, Ky. Durlee and Peggy Prtddy . . 11' 4.: 20 ~. a{.; Edeana Bo& ABLE Blrlbo Girls and adulls from Pomt w~rth down 17, 6 a. m.; Lunga 1he Point down 17, 6:30a.m.; John Dear Miserable: Mrs. Curtis F. Riffle, 215 Pleasant who received If you haven't read a problem Main St., Pl. Pleasant, son, 2:24 Grand Cross ol Color at lnvestl· J. Howe up t8, 6:2ii a. m.; frllke yours In HHU, it must be a.m. Thuraday. lure were. Eltzabeth Burcham, ene Chotin up 21, 6:20 a. m.; due to my admirable restraint Dll<bqed Linda Batley, Wanda Wilson, Lorena up 22, 11:15 p.m.; Bay· - because my mail iJ lull of Patients recently discharged Sheba Smtih, Lmda Thomas, ou Lorraine down 22, 5:•5 a.m.; • • • problems like yours. And all Included Mrs. Wilbur Rowley. Mrs. Leone Brock, Norah Lttch· Queen City down 23, 3:35a.m.; the wives say the same thing: Mn. Wesley Tackett, Mrs. liar· field, Gayle Halstead, Mrs. Bet· Jane 'J'. down 23, 5:20 a.m.; Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakea. Autao "l can't, nor can an)IODe else, mon Sprouse, Wortlly Wallis, ty Thomas, Mrs. Lois Monroe, Charles K. up Greenup 5:20 p. matic trans. One carefW Local owner. change my 'married bachelor,' Myrtle Young, Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Martlyn McDaruel, Carl m.: Joyce II up Greenup 5:50 but I'm afraid to cut IOOIIe While, Guy Swadley, Mrs. Clo· Lanham and Harry Chambers. p. m. : Cotton Queen up Green· • • • without him.'' vis Graham, Mrs. Gerald Me- Mrs .Janett Capehart, Mnth· IUP 9:50 p. m.; lllinols down For heaven's sakes! You're a Farland, Miss Mabel Hysell, er Advtsor of the local Assem· IGreenup 11:45 p.m.; Gilda Me· Chevrolet Coupe. Spotless all white flnbh . 4 speed shift. modern, self . sufficient wornMrs. William McClaskey, Mrs bly, accompamed the grrls to lcool down Greenup t2 :25 a.m.: OnlY 22,935 easy miles. sn. II your life is "lntoler· Joseph Llsh, F'rank Proffitt. Charleslon. I Lynn B. up Greenup 12:50 a. able" (with no hope of change), Angela D. Saxton, Sandra L. m.; L. Ftore up Greenup 6:45 • then don't lei fear o1 the un.. Griffiths, Kimberly Hill , Mrs. a. m.; Pamela D. down Mel· known ruin the rest of II. Della Foglesong, Mrs. Samuel Dr. Taylor Heading dahl4 :30 p.m.; Louistana down Hard Top ~- Sb()WS tender care. Genuine leather sealll. A great many women support Treese, Mrs. Howard Burris. Foundation C.:hapter Meldahl 5:25 p. m.; Luther Full power. themselves and their children Mrs. Lawrence McCafferty, Mrs PT. PLEASANT _ The Mas- Herdman down Meldahl 8:10 P· nowadays and do excellent jobs Larry E. Arthur and Infant son, on County Chapter ol National m.: Steel Ranger up Meldahl • • - and a lot of them doh't hav. Mrs. Darrell L. Dugan, Mrs Foundation ol Inlantile Paraly· p. m.; E. P. Jones down child support to fall back on sis held its ann•ml organization· Meldahl !Jd. m .; Polly Crane ! Chevrolet Coupe, Only 22.944 careful mlleo, Actually either. fun and as many friends as I al dinner meeting at G en c Meldahl 4.25 a. m. owned by school teacher. Automatic shift Corvatr's best, I can't feel too terribly did when I was a blonde. Ball's restaurant this week Galhpoll• Dam - Western pathetic with you gals It's not tile color of the hair Dr. Randall Tnylor was re· up 8:30 P· m.; John Hood down wring your hands about the thai counts - it's a nice per· elected chapter chairman and 10:20 P· m.; Stev: Chc~t down • • • raw deal you're getlmg, yet sonality, neatness, understand· Mrs. Ruth Schools was elected no a.m • Buc eye ate up Catalina Sta. Wa&on, One particular owner. Showa beat won't stir yourselves because lng of othera, and a big smile. to head U1o Mother's March for 4 · ~ • · ~· Rl of oart. Hydramatic. Power steerine and brakes. you like your comforts too well. could write a Jot of things I the 14tb year. James Lewis anaw 8 M ver F. 30 Sure. it'll be rough finding know about fickle, roving, UD· chosen as drive chairman; Kath· H 1 z u~ ar~et 't 2 .~ 5m~: • • a.nd managing on your own - principled dark · haired girls, leen Roush, secretary and will me enBe;ve~':wn a~~~ield 1 ' but you'll get back your sell· you'd better believe I could, also head the New Haven Moth· m : w 11 Shaver Jr up WI~: 4 dr, Hard toP Sedan. Pontiac's finest, and this one is re!pect,, which Is som~thlng a 80 why don't you natural brun· l!l''s March; Clair Lee Cottrill, 1fi;;d 8.35' P m.. 'Elg~rcliff up fineat in the bend. Jmmac:u.late inside and out. Power rounder • wife, couldn I pos.!l· etles sweep your own closet treasurer. . , Winfield 1:25 p. m.; A. J . Pal· ateerine and brakes. Hydramatic. bly have! lsn t that wortb a before you start on someone Mrs. Harold CalliS secretary· down Winfield 1u:05 p. m.· little hanlshlp' And If it Isn't, else? Frankly, your yakking treasurer of the fund dive •.nd Franklin B. up Winfield 3.35 a'. • • then dry your. tears ~nd make makes you sound so dreary and Kenneth Robmson, pubhc1ty m.: Allen R. Merrill down the best of It. You ve got a drab and stupid; and what you chatrman. field 4 a. m. Pickup. One local owner. Can not tell from ne~ tr~ck clear choice. - H. say about tile blondes makes - - -- setting next to it. V6 - Long wheelbase, 8 ft. wtde·stde Dear Helen: them sound so daring and e•· REPORT ISSUED Pleasant Valley Hospital body, I get so tired of hearir)i tbese citing thai it's no wonder men PT. PLEASANT - Mason ADMIITED: Mrs. Robert catty women blame blondes turn to !belli, away I rom County Sheriff Bush, Gallipolis; Joseph Kin· • • • all tbelr troubles - as a you. has released the naird, Hogsell ; Ml'!. Early did recently In your column. Why don't we all dye our hair activity report lor the Leon. Michael Legg, 4 dr. Cotalino Sedan. Hydramatic. Oriainol dark blut here's a rebuttal. peen, and get along? - GAL of June. The department travel· Leon. Carm~l Harper Letart. finish. I was a blonde for years until WITH TEMPER ed 5,096 mil~ In the line of Doniia Harper, Letart'; Mr;. aot 00 tired of lho8e r.. duty; Investigated 11 awdents; Robert Shiflet, Lorain, Ohio; marks I decided to dye my This column Is dedicated to one breaking and entermg; ser· Mra. James Bartrum, Hender·\1 hair and see II dork • haired Uvi••, Ule. so If you're hav· ved 20 warrants and 52 son. pis were mlllina out on Ina trouble or just plain papers; booked 63 persons DISCHARGED: Mrs. Gerald lhina. Well, I have my trouble, let Belen help YOU. tbe county jail. Sellers and son, Portland, Ohio; POMEROY, O. Helen Bottel BETTER BUY FROM BLAETTNARS 62 Pontiac - $1595 63Monza 61 Thunderbird 63Monza .. 63 Pontiac 63 Bonneville .$2395 G °· f2595 63GMC !ton . i SAVINGS COME TO ..• How Repeal of the Excise ·• I I Tax Will Affect Your Phone Bill Reduction in the Federal Excise Tox just approved by Congress and signed Into low by the President will result in substantial savings to all telephone users. The 10 per cent tax on loco\ ond long dis· tonce calls wi II be lowered to 3 per cent on January I, 1966. A new rote of 2 per cent will apply on January 1, 1967, with a further decreose to 1 per cent on January 1, 1968. The tax will be eliminated the following year. • • • What does this mean to you as a customer? Check your next phone bill. You con figure how much lower it will be. Under the space noting tax on local ahd long distance service, your tax will be lower by 7 per cent starting January 1. 1963 Chevrolet • • $1995 Impala 2 Dr. B,T, VB - Std. Trans. Radio and hea~r. 1962 Ford • • • • P'alrlane !100 - 4 Dr. Sedan. VIi - Auto. Trani./ltadlo and beater. One owner. • 1962 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steerlni and brakea, Our customers in 1966 would hove p<tid about $3,664,000 in Federal Excise Tax. With the reduction the savings to custtlll'lers wi II total more than $2.5 mill ion. And by 1969, the year the tax is to be wiped out entirely, our customers will save more than $4.5 million. General Telephone pointed out on frequent occasions that the tax was inequitable and should be removed. We ore extremely pleased that Congress has voted to reduce the tax and in three years eliminate it. We ore doubly pleosed that the resulting savings will be received by you - our customers. Radio ufd Heater. 1960 Chevrolet • $1095 • Radio. Heater, New Tires Mechanical A·l ONLY S109S Condition. • • $1095 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr Sedan VB - Std. Trans. !ladlo tnd heater. 1958 Chevrolet $695 • • 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trano, 1958 Chevrolet VB - 2 Or. Sedan. Auto, Trano. Badlo and beator, 1957 Ford • SPECIAL S99S • ! rl News Noles • • $1195 Mono Cllapt~. Methodist to;vangeiistic •e rllce 1 40 , m at Ca ldwell. Church, Arthur Stitt Pa;tor .liawtek ora\er semce 1 40 P ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hifk.' and Sunday School, tD • m Oliver m. Weilnesda) . son, Paul, ot Br•to, Tenn. and Sajre Supt . Sunday Wor<hlp Mr. and M". Marltn Swan • nd service, II a m.; Prayer meet· I Syrar·rKt Chur<b ot tbe Na'" Joe Clouse ol wlumbus wert ing every Wedno;osrlay evemng ~nt! W1~J1am L . l'twr11e pa~ fm weekend guesls ot Mr. and M· :~ . Sundl.l\' Sd' !J'IJ ~ .il1 a m.. Mum William SeaL They '""o Naomi Baptist Cburcb: sa.. Porlland Methodlll Chur<b, i Ing wurshop 10 31• a. m. IVtstter:l With Mr and Mr. day Schofot 9:30 a. m.: WOI' Soatb BeUtel EUB Cbureb - Arthur Stltt, pastor . Sunday , . , d181 .11 ,1 !hlp 11 a. m.; Prayer aorvlce, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- School 9:30 to 10 30 a m., Har·1 Pootecostal ASRemhty, Roole Wa)ne Beal an ' ·l , "" 1 p.m. Wedneaday tor. Sunday .School9:45 a.m., ol<l G. Rousb, Supt.; Kenneth 1'4, Kev "aut!!: Jones. P"''"' wrth Ear~! BeaiGwno ;s f~ ' Norman H. Bahr, Supt. SUnday McLeod, ~ss't. Supt: Services iSunrlaj School 10 a m., Wor II~nt at e~gs enera "''"' Carleton .:burch, lfnpbory Worship 10:4$ a. m. and '1 :30 p. every Sunoay evening. Ishtp servtfes 7.30 p m Sun a · 01 S Cl . Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pa• m. Alternately. Bible Study , · . .day Wrodnes1hv and Friday Mrs. a · t. atr . Janri :Hid tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; and Prayer service led by past· Racine . Metbodist Cb!ll'cb, The Pente<oolal 1-'buN'h. Mill· Nancy, and Mrs. Alpha Uodn aupl Sunda•J Wor· or, 7., 30 p, m. Tbursday. H. L. MctJaruel, pastor Suo· dlepor1, ~~u o. tl 3 d A Sum J·a}' 1VISIItd f ' '"'" Ralph "--1 \fCU , r v~ Do 1 Mr. dand Mrs. sblp oervlce, 10:30 a, m. 11111 day School 9:30 a. m. : Preach· Schoor 10 , m.: ~unday evenin~ ug as nne aj 1ast wr~·l· , '1;30 p. m. alternately. Prayer Syra<uoe E.U.B. Cbureb, Paul 1ng t0:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p m.; evangeltstk service. 1 30 P m Mr. and Mrs. Durward I•. meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. A. Sellen, 1'u10r. Preyer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. WI:IIn...:lay Btble Stud) 1:30 p. Baker Jr. and family of I ;Ir<l· • 1:30 a. m. Sunday Scbool, Ben m. Wedn.oday. m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer •nd . mgton ave moved here l<l /.he Cotamblr Cllttpol. WorUIJ>...., Qutsenberry, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Rod S I M lhodl Worship 7 '0 P m Pastor Rev ' Welker form . 8 '/tee e1cb 3unday 9 15 a m.; Morning Wor!'hip service \St pr ngs · , VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. "1 8 1. H 11 · 1 '\unday SchoOl lD a. m.; Youth and 3rd Sundays of the m~nth · Chesler LA:mlry , pa:o~tur' Wor· · ~rrt> . Wayne Beal were Mr s. Elw ood · ' ship ser"1ce 9 30 a m · Sun Harnson\o'llle Pre~bytertan 'ervice6:15p. m. Evemna Wor· 130 p m Evemng ~anJtehs· ·· · Ch h J h D Bowt>rs and Peggy, Mrs. ~d. 1 thtp 7 p. m. e~r.h Sunday. tic Se~vi~. 2nd and 4th Sun· day School. LO 15 a_ m.; M_ Y~· Ch~~~h· Sl'~<:l IO~{~·~ 'e:· ~a~~~~ . ~enoy and Mr. and Mrs. Lorr da ol month BETHANY - 6.34: p. m. Prayei and Rtble . . . ' me Hudson. llhdlltlr} Cltan• ttl Cltrlll. t · ~ a m Morning Worship ' Siudy, Wednesday, 7·30 pm •stup servtce .30 P m. , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood Art Marcum, minister; Blb'-' · · · H.eor~anJ:teO Uaurcb ue h'!SU!o Sc:ltool and ~omLna Wor&blp 10:30 a. m SUI•daY School, Blj· Ratlalld Metbadlat CbnrciJ-. L'hrlst 01 I.alief Llu' S.mt• m , and Rodnej. Mr~. Ernest Wood l0·30 a Ill.' Christian Endelv: the Theiss, Supt.; 6 30 p. m. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor . miles fntm H:adne <W' Ral'ine- , ~d ~ISS Ernes1me Wood were or, 6 ~ Evening Wunhlp Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Cburch School 9:30a. m.: Wor : 1-'ort.lllnd 1-ti..Wd Sunda~ Sdluol m Columbus one day last week. ' 't:30 a.m. Sunday School Way. 1ship service, 10 :30 a. m., M 1y 3~ 8 m., w 1rshtp 10 311 8 Mr and Mrs. Homer Ba tley. ' m. 1 p, ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m Y. F. Monday. 6:30 p. m. m. Sunda" ev p, 1111 ~ servicE 81 Mr. and Mrs. .wayne Heal P11evUie Cammtltllly Chareb Monlin1 Worship, 2nd and 4th Sllversvllle MelhodiSf Church , ,M P n Wl"' "'"""" '"' : and fam•ly were dinner guests Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. - Sunday of lhe "lontb; 8 p. Ill Arlll S"" to S d Ice al 730 P m Pa•tor C W I of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young. . 7:30 p. Evenjng Evangebstlc . . Scb urI 9·30"" . pa.. Ge r un a. Proffitt. All evening , . serv All ernoon ca II ers ~ere Mr. and Young Peop Ie 's service Service, Wolfe 00 m. Thursday; Evangelistic SIJ'o lot and 3rt1 Sunday ol montll. S ·Be· . a. ~h· dne e en '""' oe~ln at 1 30 0 m Mrs. Avery St. Clair. vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m.; and upt., rvlces urs ay v Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ('h~r. I Sunday 7:30 p. m. Tappe!'! Plahll EUB Cbarch, lng. Our Lady of Lorello Ml,.lou les King this weekend were Mrs. Hemlock GNve Cbrlllla!l Rev, Eugene E. Emerson, pas· Sottoa Metbodlst Church, r\r- , Long Boltum, Hev . Thomas p.. Eddie King, Mr. •nd Mrs. RoCburch, Worship service, 1:30 tor; Sunday worshtp 9:30 a. m. thur Stitt, pastor. suno•y ' tronek, administrator: Sund•y bert Richards, Mr. Bert Cole a. m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. SUnday School 10 a. m., H.. School tO a. m., Clint On . .was• u :JO • "' . " I Hnt1 LJ•y• 1 and lamly of Akron. Terry Culluma, Supt. bart Vineyard, Supt. Btble Stu- Supt.: Sunday Worshtp, 11 a.m ot ObiiRalion. 7 p m 1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kin! and dy and prayer services led by St. John'o Catholl< Ml••lnn , family and Mr. and Mrs. Row· llr11dford a.are• o1 ~ pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Syracuse Metbadlsl Clt1rtb, near Guvsvifl• <Jiutrh Rrd••• land Dais attended the AthensJoe RobiDsoa, Mllllster; Adult class meeting 7,30 p. >r. Lester L. Roush. paoitur. Rev . Frank Manieri. pal' I Manetta Dairy Association ban. Homll' Forrest Supt.· Bible m. last Monday of montb Monung Worship ,.,..,.,. 9 a.m 101, Sunday Maso to 30 a. m.. i quet at Warnn High School Scboo1 9:30; Morning Worahip, ' IJana Winebrenner. Supt. IU '· Holy D•y ol Obhgotlon 6 311 a 1 near Barlow . 10:30 a. m.: Evortlng Worshi,. Federated Churcb, l'omeroy, m. Sunday chooL Y~ Wedne~ m.: Conlession, 1> hour t>elore l Visiting nver !he weekend 1 p. m. Wedtt..Uy, 'I p. m. ~v. W. H. Perrin, pastor; <Uy 6:30 p. m, Mra. Moore, Masa. with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hud· Bible Studlr. carl Kau(J. Supt.. S u_ n d 0 Y director . Official Board meet· I son was Shirley Hudson. VIsit· School. 9 a. m.; Worahip hour 1D& !lrsl Monday eacb month The Sal•allo• Army, Envoy in Sunda wer Mr and lloltar Otardt of C' rial 10 a. m. al 'l:lll p. m. Holy CommW> RayS Wlnmg . otfteti in char~e I M~s ·~rank y Hud:,n of Ro· Bible School 8:30 a. m. Preac!J. Ml U to F WB Cit b 011 eacb quarteJ as announced Sunday 10 a. m. Holtness meet· . . · lq 10:30 L m., Oral and third Sund SchL• 1 ~.~. · ure ..:::1 WSCS 11rs1 Wednesday ot each ing: to,00 a. m Sunday SI:hrHJt ' cmMe. d M R ld Tay. Stmtlays ay oo •..., a. m., .,.. S nd 7 y P 1, r. an rs. ona ' Slartey, sup!.; Evealng wor- mootb. u ay p. m. oung eop 0 8 : lor and daughters of Now York Mai«<B City Clttll'dt II Christ. &blp. 7:311 p. m. b)' Cecil Cos '!be United Methndlot church LeRion: 7.30 ~ m Salvstton I •pent a week visiting at the Miller Street; Sunday Bible t:..yman; Young People's meet: Pomeroy - Melvm Alkire, meeting: Thur•daj . 1 to 3 Lo- 1 Fred Durham , Albert Taylor Study 9 a. m. Evenl:ug WoJ'o In& and Bible Study, '1:11 p.m.: B.A., B.D., pastor. Church dtes H"me •.eague. 7 D m Prep l and Ernest Jones homes. ablp 7:10 p. m.; Bible study, Wedneaday; Choir practice at School 9:15 a. m., Leo Crew, cln•es; 7 30. P m Bible study. Mr. and Mrs. Elma Smith 7•30 p. m. Wedneeday. '1•110 p. m. tbaraday. Supt. Leo Vaughan, Asst. Supt. prayer meettng Other servrcet ' and sons recenlly spent a week Divine Worship 10:30 a. m. In· bv annooncoment in Conneaut visiting relatlveo. Mlddl~ Qlr<lt tl Otrflt, llllat11le Pllirbn H.U..s, IP. depe~~dence Sunday. Sermon : PomeNy Seveoth Day 4dvea- ' The had as lhtr •ts Mr lib lll(l YIID Streets Donald 0. Lan&l9ille. Ohio!, Rev 0. H. "We Wlll Serve the LORD." tlst Cburc• - Mulberry Holghts l Smtih'• brothers ~k ' and ~ m!nfswo;l Blbla School, Car, PUIIIr: Sunday Scttool, V:IO Monday. 1 p. m. Policy Com· Rd., north ot Meigs Memonat ' James and their' JamilieR of UO ~m., Kenne h McEibilllley, a. m., Robert Grate, SUpt. Wol' mittee of Church Board . of Hos.pltal Pastor, F W Glllont : Detroil, Mich .. and Mra. Smith's ~pt., Morning . . Wor&blp, ablp service at 10:3; a. m.; )'II. Trustees, and the CommiSSIOn 4BSI!IIant Pastor, James R I sisters, Mr. and Mra. Larry m. Evenm!...Wor;l"J ll'im Youtb. R·46 p. m.: Evan· 00 Education, meet separately. HoHer Sarvtces on Saturday, ! Campbell and children of Jef· lUO 7 p, m., Prayer Semce, sellsllo service, 7:311 p, m. W 7:4$ p. m., Church Official Sabbath School. I 30 p m.; , ferson and Mr. and Mr!. Rav a.day, 'I p, m. Woek Prayer and Pralae, Wetf. Board meeting. Thuraday, 7:15 Wol'lhip, 3:30 p. m.; Y 0 u th, Nlcheals and chiddren, Oak a.u 11 ~Ill, ...........,, oellday, no D. m. p. m. Chnir Rehearsal. Saltn.. meeting. 3 311 p. m.: Blbt• Stu· l aill. w. Va. Jert'Y Mllltn. f)llllllrt Swtdl1 Kht.,GIII IIIJI 11 Joi!OVP'I day, July Loth, MYF ice cream dy, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., 8cltool t:• a. m. Churd> 18:11 Witne ....· Public mooting. Su.. sale at the church. Public sup. tS'I Evans lleights, GalUpoha. i NEW YORK !UP!\ _ Total 11 1 lnvestmenta bj lifo lnaurall<'e a.m.; CbriiiiiD ltndeovor, t:• day 5 p. m., Watch- !IIUdy port kindly requested. !!'.de• Ualted 61'0itrn!n p, m. lvtalll& "'"""- t:ll p. I p. m.; Blbl~ IIUdy TUeltlar I!Jtteil Rn not Me!WIII, Olrlat Cltal'<bJ Rev Elden R I companies In domestic rallraAd ; m. I p. m. Service meelln&, 1 p. Bober E. Smith, Sr ·• pastor: Balke. Pastor : Sundav School. ' and public utility bonds cloclln·. i . m. Tlturatll)': Mlnlalry echoOI. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., WOJ'o 10 •: m.; Winnl• HoLo1J18er, supl ed sUghtly during 1864 atthou~n. : llldlbd cbroll 1111 CllrJII, I p. m. Thursday. ley Haley, ~ullt.: Momlng ....,.. Chrtstian Endeavor. 7' 15 p. 11· tllelr was a substantial net Jf>' i lllb1e Scllool 1:30; OlitiUPUIIIIII , , ahlp 10:30 a. m. Youtb Service, Mra. Lyda Chevalier. aresklenl. crease in intlullrlll and mJ. : 10:10 a. m., V. H. l;lrallf St. Paol s anti St. Jolin • 6 45 p m.; Evangelistic m... cluael ·to. aU. Sons 111'"1<11, 11 ........, r-"'• the · i!upt, Sabri Caoadi!J, )llaDIIl; Lutheran church. - Morrung , '1 ::11 p. m.; Prayer meet- a p. m. l'l'eacblna B·ltl p. 111.; ce aneoua ...,... • Bible SIUdf, '1:!0. D!lllwln ROo worship 8:15 a, m. and 10:45 Thul'Sf''l)' 7:30 p m. Mid week Prayot met~tlng, 1c311 • lnsttlulade of Lile 111 lnlnsurance~ ' mine,, leader. · a. m.; Sunday School uo a.m. ' p. m. Wednelday. Claso J..oad. l A le Ins e · surance --~ 1 a.u 11 Cltrlttl. l'oll» (Both congregations are meet· Free Metbodlll 01111'011, LaUJ'o er Mra Mazie Rntslnger 1omlat lllld lOme ~ . . .1 MI. Mortd !lapllst Cburcb, Corner of Fourth and Main St. Middleport R••· Nyle Borden,atinlaler. SUnday School 9:30 •· m. Arnold Rlchanls, Supt. Moming Wonhlp. 10:30 a. m. whose names apJH'ar below. VB - Panel - 2, Dr. 1961 Chevrolet R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 1> Ton Pickup. 6 eyt 3 apd, trana, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Mrs. Peggy Henderson; Mrs. M. Q. Cottrdl, Coronel ond doug!> ter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Paul Newman and son, Leon; Calh· erine Jones, Spencer; Woodrow Hudson, Southside; Joyce Burger, Bidwell. Bakers of Good Bread Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer S. Second & Mill St. i :140 We Fill All Doctors Prescriptiona WY 2·2955 PommtJ WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ~ncoln Middleport St. 63 FORD CUSTOM 300-2 D R . - - - - - - $1395 390 cubic inch V·8 engine, Crulsamatlc drive, radio, back·up J!ghll and priced to move. Pnmeroy 130 E. Seeond GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. m.: Middleport WY 2·3284 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS Pomeroy ' WHI Moln St. Support the Church of Your Choice "Your Keepmake Store" I Pomeroy 312 E. Main Si. I Automatic. Power brakes, power steering, new whl~ sidewalls, wheel dilcs, radio, back·UP lights, tinted windshield, air-condltion!na. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR $1295 V·8 engine, automatic trans., radio, white sidewall tires, wheel dlacs and Chester, Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. Builders and Building Suppllea Chesler, Ohio Ph. 985·2005 Paints and Hardware $1C91 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. e. SPECIALS Of THE WEEK: 56.PONTIAC SEDAN V-8 automatle. $145 FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT Qualley Furniture at Lowtr Price• Middleport, Ohio Speela1IJI - Southern ll'l'itd Steak 213 N. 2nd Middleport WY 2-11978 FHE UNITEb STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA REES FLORAL ~4DOOR v.a Std. Tralll. Rlllll real cood. v.-,...... Automatic. ,... . $145 Shlrp$3® 1.' r LOCAL UNION B888 Many Others To Choo11 From KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES MOTORS DISCOUNT GMAC FINANCING •' ' Pemtroy Cldlll•c OklemHile WY 2-5342 ~ ,. 1 L- all Flowon l.lahten Sadneu Bt!Kitten Gladntsa wt 0-3983 Bave01wood. W. Va. . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. Second Ave. Phone WY 2-3481 Middleport, Ohio ' 1 Racine Ph. W19·3273 .Uhland 011 Products Brown'a Bottle Gu ,I WYUIH ____________________ __ Pomeroy 55 DODGE RACINE PLANING MILL Building Supplies and Mitlwork General Contracting Phone WY 2·3178 $1295 62 CORVAIR MONIA COUPE - - - - - Solid white with blue vinyl interior, new white sidewall tires, 4 on the floor trans., windshield washers and radio 58 DODGE 4 DOOR MomlD& Star. EUB Cbarcb, Rev. Monzo! Stlllth, pastor : Y~ a. Ill. Sunday Scbool, Fred Smltb, aupt.. Earl Shuk!r, Ass I Morning wor&blp 10:45 a. m.: Prayer meeUng 8 p. m. Thursday. ,. Huntington, W. Va. Ellabllabo<l In 11101 West Columbia, W. Va. Ph. MIOOD 773-SNl3 eMANY MORI TO CHOOSI IHOITY HACKm, OWNER WY 2-2050 POMIItOY, O. ! 1 ' GENERAL TELEPHONE ~ ""g l\4orning WorshiP 10 ~ a m for lJVe days at Camp Monday ture i1 1poruored by the bus irtell firrru and organizatioru $195 • • aldewall Ures, all Vinyl Interior. Locally owned. New Olill OUTRIGHT Aan. ••• !lkt · · Rev. Plll'j CIIIQ, , . Sunday Sebool at 1•11 L - . , . Cbatles T•ylor Supt. i'lt;j &blp smtcetr 10:41 I.ID. the Rev Cuto. l'lled!tetJday f#· ' ening prayer lll"fll\ee Ill 1:41 i> p.m · : · · .. UB 01....._ Lellrt ~ .. eta School 1.11 ·, • htp-Z\ ; y su- el '!;• 0 " s• ''"' . •....a) ''" p m Lelatl Fallt u - Btt~lhteo Kingsbury lam • • v.s motor, automatic trans., power braket, power steeriDII 0 ,r radlotrtd' II8W wblte Radio & H~ater, Fleetslde Bed-Custom Cab ,__, u ...... •- 1 61 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN (APACHE PICKUP) .......... 1 back-up lights. 1961 CHEVROLET prayer eervb 7:ll1 p. m. Will. -·~ . . •.._I . I'""'' . 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY S E D A N - - - - - - $2295 SERIES Inti IIIII • Mlller,. m. A~ I • Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Tr•n•. One owner. Exctrlleitt •' (700 SerYices 1 p.p. m.; Evanplilllc aerrice 7:31 m. Mld . W8U ~nt Dation Jndiuisiblt - - • $1195 • 1962Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. Trans, Radio and heater. Cleon. LIEviNG COAL COMPANY r , 1962 CORVAIR SdtooJ 1:. L m. . . ~~fo ud MOTORS DISCOUNT ond you will got the best outo deal In the Bend. If I don't have whol you want I'll get it. REMEMBER my reputation being built with GOOD CLEAN USED CARS. All pr.. lous people sold ore 11tl.. fled. ASK THEMI worsltlp 10:30 L Dl.; YfU I b trtolt: BLAETTNARS Worthy Pearson, Mrs Freder· dress 'llelen Hottel 1D care of lea Mayer and Mrs. Wayne L. this Niday and infant daughter. • •. -=· 60 Pontiac ~;::~===~============~=stnl==antl=.:ha=ve:j:ust=a~s~m~u;cll~~ She will also experiences. welcome your . owo IIJIIUslng Ad· • ai Bl~ , 1 l • n""'om _,... • - - . &ban StiveravUJo Road: E. J. Grillltb, putor; Ropr W1 ~ ford, Supt.. lluntlaJ Scbool tO .uu,. •""mp 10:30 .. 111.; ~~'~IIIIDII Alfred MetltedUI Clluc• a m.; Evaoptiltle Servtee, f· - Scbooi at to a. m. Prayer 101'81lip 1:311 p. m.; Robert Reed Rev. Pearl caato, paator. Sun. '10 p. m "royer meetln&, '1:30 -. p. m Tueadal meotlnR: 8:30 p, m. Wed., choir Bible '•honl ~ullt. day Schoo 1 at 9:30 a. m. Chas. Rutland Mllllot • OU.e No• Cbetter Cbardt ot God, Rn. Taylor, Supt.: Worship Service • lelllle•om Btlllllll eltlll'dl, G11ber1 Spencer , pallor Sunday at 10:45. Wedneeday, 7:4$ p. maa, 1111ssion•- J)lltor . Sutt D-"" Re ~ "' 1• , O'tAJD. ... ~ Ureal _..., "' School t:SO a m Morning """ m.. Prayer aervlcea. day 9cbo01. 1:10 a 111 .. Worellip aor, Plllor: IIAiborl IAwll. aillt. "" -••p II a. m.: Eva•-lltttc 10 .,. a 111 · Preac•••• I SO " ' 1 '~ a. n M .... Clleller lrle-111 Chareb '':" " ·-.., · • Churcb. Re• .JliiiiM Mom,.•r: · DniiDI Worshtp fiCO, 1 p m. Pray.. meeuna. P 1 A Ca..• P tor· w . m., Prayer •rvtce. 7.30 p. 111. ........ Sdtoot 8 *I 1 m l'ot11 1 IIIII ~ Scltoolt 1 P. tD. Ev t:30 p. m. Wednesday; Youn1 ear · •-. •• • or tburMIIy ........., · · · t · Millo a.. Earl Noms, supt . ""'' SUP! HI!!' ealna oervice: l"luraday, 7:30 People's Service Friday 7.311 a service at t a. .II., Sunday 8 p. 111. Prayer meeiJD&, p. 111. ' • School at 10 a. m.; WSCS lsi ..... ~":':... 's •· . · ben Rouab. Prtodtlng Sund•r r Thursday of IDOIIIh : Board ,....-r· orvt<'OI "'el'l' 10:30 a m.; ~!lerna......,.. • ...__..., ,._....., Otarcb• f:ltareb of God, MI. Mortah meellllg 3rtl Wednesda) o1 the W~:,'day •nd Friday evening worship at 1:110 p. m.; Pra1' 11 · p, m -.. _,..... Rn. Daniel Workmaa, . ~-..-- mortb. or .......... '!burs., 8 p. m. , !l.tnda) Seboott·30 a. m.; Mon> , _ _, lng Woretti)I10:II 1 QL Sunday ScboOI 9.tlo a m.: W~r Tho Cllllftll 01 tile Naarooe, Ml OermOII Ualtltl eudi etl . ahlp •rvtce 11 a m and 1:311 Flatwoodl Mllbttdlol Cltarc• Cbester, Ray E Warne. paotor In Cbrl!t: Rev Jartn1 8optlll OJtna. llldt> a m Prayer meeUIJi 1:30 p. _ Pearl A. Casto. palllor Wor SUnday So.:boot 9::10 a. m.; Mun> ..., otor· Swrda Sc!too~ ' port, Rev fJOQald Boont. oaa- m TUesday: Young Peopte' &blp service 10 a. m. every lng Worahlp 11 a. m.; NVI'S 1 30 pa ' , ch~ tUO a tor: SundoJ Scoool 9:16 a. 111.. meeiJD&, 1:30 p. 111 ~'rlday other Sunday 1:45 p. m. Sutt 1:45 p. 111.: Evemng Semce o; A~te:::~t. ,:.~ · fl'red Hoffman. Supt.; 10:1& a. Rutland Cltnrd 01 Goa, 11... day Scbool, 10 a. m., John 7:30p.m.; Mldwee~ Preyer ser· Chrtalian ElioJ:.vOI 1 31, Ill m. Wol'lblp Service; DYP I p. John Smallwood, pa"or: Sunday Bailey Supt. Prayer meottug vtce. 1:ll1 p. m Wednesday. 'd Weei Pra P 8 m.; Evenfn3 l'lorahlp 7:1111 p. School 10 a. m.: Evanoehstlc 7:45 p: m. Tlmrsday. Mlddlefl"'' Cbtlrc> ol tbo Na•· v~nday .:~. 30 yer !81' m.; ."'ad 1ol0 p. m. Pntyer '"rvice 7 p m.; V9ung People ,ll'<lne. Rev Clyde J Bartlen c.. W y. f. p m. me~tiDR lbt,~·!ldd.y . 7:SO !). m. Endeaver 7 p m. Wednesrtav : Forest RUD Metbodlll chureh Sund<~v <..; 1·h•Mll!J :ifl a m \-1urn MldcUepur1 Ptnt Unt&elt..,.. 1 practice. Prayer meeting 7 p. m Satur· Racine Charge _ Rev . Wendell 1nJZ '''flrship 10 :m a '11 . NVI"'- ovtt!mw Church Re\1 Howlf<l . 1 Vtrs B til a-..L.-1... p me· day. Stutler, pastor. Sunday S<.:hool Younll: Petw '' 6% p m . ff:vlm ·~ ·llll)flll nR~tur SundM\ S.·liool 1 Reap tC un:a.Wllltao Gra 9 a m Church tO a. m. Mrs . gellstlr '"""""' 1 :JII P m ~ :.'! a m Mr Frl'AI Lewio, . roy _ v. arver ms. eo Episcopal Church, · ·• 1':' . w S 3 Sunday School a 30 UU lU :tO Pomeny, rbe Rev Richard H. Fred Nease. Supt. , avP• m.. . ~ Pd I ll ~> m :~uiJ1 10 Ill 1 m w,,rshiP. ~ 4 -•• · "_ · · l'nmero• f'hul'<'~ ot th• Na•· p m YF Wtd 1 ~ 1un1or I'll o~up serv1ce, lv:.., a. m.; Martin. Rector SIUMiay - Mor Heatb Melbadllt Cbarcb. Mifl. are"" g ,. ••t 8 f.h 11 11 '"" Sunda y ''"hoot .. • n1 " '01111 ('huif Nursery and Junior church lor olug Prayer and ~ermon, \0 30 dleport, M. E Oowson. pastor. m.' Momm~ worship 10 46 1 Syracuoo Flnl Uulto11 Preo cbild ren. ..m. L:oft~re hour fo!Jowmg. Mrs. Nan Moore (:hurcb School m F.venlnJ! Wnrshlp. 1 p m . oytenan ('hur~h - t..:hurcn • · 1 rtrll Bopllll Cit"""- tlll<lne l!:bterpriM EUB ChU.ffh, Rev Supl , Chureb School. 9 30 1 Preyer meeting. 7 p m Wed a m.: Sc 1~~ . , .,, Rov. C. I. O'Conner, pu!Dr Menzel Smltb, pastor Worship m.: Worship Service, 10 ·30 a. Re1 Clyde ' Hendcrsotr. P••· • m.: 'ible SchoOl, Wed., Sunday School 9:30a.m., Sam aervice 9:30 a. m., Sundaj m:; Metllodlst Youth Fellow. tor ' 7:30 p .m Curtis, supt.; 10 45 a. m. Mon> Scbool, 10·30 a m Voutll Fel· shtp, 7 P· m. ; Of!tctal Board Cburct ot tile Nozarene, Pom ----1 DII worship: 8·30 p. m. BVF towship 6 ~ 30 p. m.; Boys and meeting, lsi ~unday at month. ero H.ev r!vd¥ Hendt!r~'~~'" i ..,.,..-...,-----· 7' 30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Mlloday pastor ' '' •d•y &hoot 9 ;JtJ • and Junior Fellowship; B p.m Girls Fellowship, 6 30 p. m.; ••. e• TUt this Nation, under God ... " or victories won, or 111hlien' In abundance flow. ~enln8 tervtce; 7:1t p. m Evening service 1.311 p m., 2nd ot. 'llonlh. 1 3fl P m • Eleanor m . Mommg WorshiD lll 30 • We find our God, at home Wordl that bind a Nation's wounds silent tolcep, Who, by their death, gave lifej in churd'J, in heart. tha\ thi1 dQ' Wednesday, Prayer metlin~. and 4th Sundays: Youth Chou . Circle. 2nd Thursday ot month l•ervll'es 1 ·-w P m r r ! Yf! .....lteeHne hearta 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. s.""" I 30 p. m Wednesday Pra)er 7 30 p. m ; Cia" 12. 3nt Wl'AI m . NVPS 6 45 o m Evemn~ life that-throba and pulsatee ia sing out in joy. ht ~ve atnlcllon known. this Nation's womb . Cbotr PrticUet; S 30 p. m Tue~ Meeting, 7'30 0 m Wedtoesday nesday of month, 8 P m • ~It· mt"'iinR , 30 p m Thursday We thank Thee, Deart8t Lord. 'We 1*'*' W. day, to nmembtor We pau!le to rtmember Now, blea Ul, and thla Thy land day Junlor Choir Pra<'llco ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday ol I ---------aod Ill bpi: ' · lh 2 m . Ch t oracttce Churcb ot the N&zarue. Raour gift11 from Ood and all therein , .. our own, Lottrldge EUB Cbarcb, Rev. mon · P ·• 0 r • 1 . The Carleton Sunday School Yet, IIIli to toq.t the batt!'" loot trom whom our bleNinJS our native 1andf Rutlaad First 8optlat Church Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; Wednesdaj, 7 P· m. cine, Ohio Sunda) School 11 had an atiendance of 45 ond SundaJ'Scbro219:30 a m. Preacl> Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Rus- MIDenvUie Methadlal cbareh 9Se30 a miO ''OSunoay S dWor!"'P ' offering of $11.1itl last Sund"Y· lDg Sunday .·30 p, m. II A~cher, Sopt. Sun day LJr Lester L. Housh. ~.!nor Ining rv1ce .) a m un a" r~ Ve· F' Iris were pru-se St!rv ll"t' 7 30 D m \1ul , Jve teen-age g ..__ WtU 8opllsl Cblll'c~. worshtp 10:45 a. m. and 7.30 Scnuot l wee k Praver SE'rVIL·t- ·wednes- ent who had completed ..... d VIctor Brown· Chure~ · . the,..·O Rutland, Pa$tor, Rev . p au 1 p. m. alternately. Bible stu y Superintendent. 10 a m Offi~ d 7 ~1 R , verses to be mem.oned ID tiWtiWt\Wt'Slut . led b . t a) ~ D m ev. 111 orm cO1 tte d B'bl Ca Taylor; Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m. and prayer servtce Y P'IS · ial Board meeting each qoarter w0 11 p 1 order 111 a n 1 e mp . e, as or. They were Judy Kmg, Gradt With the hope It will, in some memure, foster and help sus· Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preachmg or 7:30 p. 01 Wednesiay. Chris- unless otherwise called Holv aerv\ce, 7:80 p. Ol.i Prayer ser- Uan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd Communlon each quarter as an· Rutland t.:burch ol Uw Na1:.11r King, Mary_ Lou King, Sttndra nounceo. Iene \iunda) .,..dmol ~ ;ill a m . !Jcal and Lmda Beal. They ·It tlwt which iB good in fnmily and community life, thiJ fea· vlcea. ~:SO p. m. Wednesday. Saturday of month. occ•:• r < •f""' :e OHIO VAUEY BAKING Co. MARTIN FUNERAL HqME I·~'" of Holsum Bread . llutlllll~. Ohio .., ...- · ,.:. ,·~-,;,.,.~- ---~~..,...--....._....: ,·;.. ,. ) a. ;,o · ·' '\ ..... . '. - -- - ;, ., , , '' ' ¥ ' '~ 'I , 1 ~l~ i: ', ,; ' ·~ I ',j ~ ~~en8e 'Ba~l £u. 1ng as one at St. John' a Church t1 CWt, '..ed• liSe. -Gill, ...__......_, paa , Undlrwaod, mliiiiJW. B~ at Pine Grove while the new pastor SUn ay '""" :.., •· ,.,.. D • . . . , . _ t•IO 1!. m.t Man11D1 SL Paul'a Cburclllt belnK built. m.; PhU Wile, IUI>L; Mol'lllll& llrtlbrell Cburdl - l'tiY .• . lllrdllllvlfll ' . .,..w iill.,~ '~~~ ,; \ I' '·,I .'~1 uaw . .: l~~ift'! tr;:::t:.. 4t!l ·...utt~ . • • • • • illladiJ rtJaUvflr lllllier Ill I . "'! ~ '~ ,l'~(. �,,J.,.' -i, .l li, -\'I - ' , ' } I Board Ads Youf Modern Communi tv Bulletin Classified For Sale Rill Estate For Sale Busln•• Services n WANT AD ONE USED donut machine. Ex1 .It ACCORDIONS, new- and used. INFORMATION cellent condition. Good part I{Otll• • Expert repairing, tuning, ,... puJt,U.•ua• time money maker. Make ofsons. Also large selection oJ ......, "::!; - ._.. fer . All equipment Included. POMEROY - 2 story brick, new and used pianos, organs Call WY 2-2439. 7 2 6tp 6 rooms, bath, concrete front and guitars. George Riddle, ww " ::!=~· -=oo A. IL d porch, % basemen!, n e w Accordion and Pianoland. . ,.. .,.. " ,.,_.. ONE USED refrigerator an Crane Furnace 1forced hot 292ll E. 5th Ave., Columbus 1 one electric pop cooler. Make air), new but water hea ter, 19, oh·10. Te.1 CL "1193 UGUU.TiuNI , ~ . !0 " : . , '"':"'!:..~-~~~~~ offer. Call WY 2-2439. excellent location. $6500.00. 7 1 30tp I 726 ~~=·h~mett'f!:.b ·~ pu': tp LETART FAi.J.s -ON RT. 338 CAR WASHED and vaCUuril-1 tr1ll aot "" reapcnUII~»~• £or CABBAGE, beans, cucumbers -2 story irame, bath, fu_ll ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 i 11,..., •~ UJaD on• 1nooiTIC' tn•lrtiar~ all' Page St., Middleport. WY 2and tomatoes. Cl arence Prof · basemen,1 Ioreed ho1 ra~ ::~~"-' s.m01 {itt, Portland, Ohio. Vl 3-2254. heating, enclosed front a n d 3715. Open from 8 a, m. to b 29 ttc back porches, garage, work.. 9 p. m. seven days 8 week. 1 cenv- "' worct o11• •n~erttOII 111n1mum l:l'l.lt'P eo etmta sllop, 2V4 acres level land_ , 6 30 30tp tJ Cent~> 1M' IJI'On:l (OJ ~ OODreuU.. IDNI'tionJ. .u ..... SPECIALS for Friday and Sat- one mile from new Racme fO 1M' ant t.HIM~unt 011 plda .,. ..,• .,...., 10 .,,. urday only, July 2 an d 3 Dam. $8,750.00. BULLDOZER WORK wanted. Wlb ~ TR,!I'llt 5110 "' ':~&B.!: Regular white bread, 2 lor 11% ACRE FARM - 50 acres Small dozer, reasonable rate. bamtl ltl:dl IICldltiotliJ ~ let 35c·• pink salmon, 2 cans 99c:, cultl·vated, 50 acres pasture, Phone WY 2-22&. 6-211-lotc OJTP:• flOURS chunk tuna, 2 cans 49c; Hunts 15 timber, well .. fenced, good 1 :10 "' 11 te srno P a Dllb ~MUd., s~ ~ ~ 11..01 . . . . tall pork and beans 2 for 39c; , 5 room home, modern bath, TO PUCE " American Beauty No. 602 can cellar. enclosed (ront and usm.T.,f~0 ~1~ 1 NG pork and beans, 2 for 53c; back proches, large basement Fireside Saltme.s pound box barn, double garage (block), PHONE WY 2-2156 crackers, 19c; Fres~ fro~~n many other buildings. 8 miles side meat by the piece, 3Jc from Pom('roy. $10,~.00. a lb.; 10 lb. Dommo sugar, Terms. $1.19 Broughton's ice milk, va- · ALBERT M. COX. SALESMAN Card of Th11nks nil Ia and Summer Salute. 81c I WY 2-3635 WY 2-3830 Sales & Service WE WOULD like to thank ev- gallon; head leUuce, 2 for 7 2 3tc eryone who helped in any 29r; Patriot Lantern complete way at the time of !he death 59 , Will he closed Monday, FOR SALE 6 rooms, bath and e Fill Almost Every Car ot Rosemary Arnold, our w1fe July s. Shuler's Grocery, AD utility room. 546 Pearl Street, and mother. We are gr~te- ~ tlquity. 7 1 3Lc close to ~chO?Is and super eTransferable Wilen You Trade Cars ful to our friends and ne1gh- -, - . . , -markets. Furmshed or unburs and all those who sent ~SE OUR efficient . Carpet furnished. Call WY 2-3752. flowers and cards, and in shampooer FREE Wllh pur- ~ 7 I 6tc e Guaranteed 24 monthJ or 24,000 miles ther wa s showed us consid· chase of Blue Lustre shamU o . y .I poo Baker Furniture MJddle- 73 ACRE FARM for sa1e on · [ e Most Popular Unll ..-atlon. The Aroold Faml Y· · . ' s 33 Phone WY 2-7951 7 1 llp port, Ohio. 6 29 6tc ·. . In the U.S.A. 7· I 6tp Cuc/t1" •• P.M. =A= NOTICE.I Pay More? MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I 2 pr. EARLY AMERICAN liv- FIVE ROOM frame house with ing room suite. re.'!;. price is bath, 50 1 100 lot. 444 Beach Notice CHI CKEN BARBECUE at entrance of Forked Run Lake, $340· 00 lnstolltd Blaettnar's $289.95, first one gets it lor St., Middleport. $198. A real buy. Rutland SIX ROOM frame home, Bath. Furniture Company, Rutland, 1 Lincoln Drive, Pomeroy. July 4th. Sponsored by Sqn. l Ohio 6 29 3tc FIVE ROOM frame bouse. 'h 1500. Civil Air Patrol. AIf· - - - ·- - - -- bath and 11 basement. Lot : Pomeroy, 0, j plane rides and sky divers. 1965 ZIG ZAG Sewing machines 30 x 60. On Grant St., Mld· t•;;;~~~";';';"'';;':"=S':;;:.; 6304tc I 1 wilh all features. These are dleport JOIN TilE AAA. Be protected IUTUMUBILE biiUr8n<t been salesman's demonslrators. \ Rodney Downing, Real Estate on Road-bond and ,rip serv· ' anceDedT l.ost fOIU operaThese machines sold for $189-~· Broker, Pbune WY 2-234!. ice. Call or contact: E. M. j I• To Anyone Who ....,.,,....,.,T•u"" • lnstalllnt An ~ GAS 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe 2 dr. $1595 1963 CHEVY II · · .. · ·· ·....... , $1695 LP install a factory-made wall tires. Radio and heater. Belie and lawn linlah. 1963 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. now $1599 Gas ·•': ::--_r-_ __ " forced oir 1962 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. now $1295 LP finish. furnace don't try and change them over. 17. To line Gas. This goes for LP Gas made 1961 RAMBLER American · · only $795 heaters also, they work much better. It Is Convertible Cpe. Power steering, standard tranl. Good tires, radio and heater, not right to install 1 natural gas furnace 1957 BUICK Hardtop Cpe. spec:ial $199 where there is no natural gas. Clean interior, automatic trans. Radio and heater. 1957 CHEVROlfi Bel Air 4-Door $399 black finish. SH 2-4811 1960 DODGE V8, 2-Door · · · · now $795 ARNOLD GRATI POMEROY MOTOR co IDr'l Ui:enltT Clll WY Will .95 new. We will give new 7 I 3tc Burton, 578 Broadway St., , warranty. You pay only $98.42 i A'M"RACTIVE 3-bedroom brui Middleport, Ohio. . · 1 or $5 per month. Call WY 2· and frame ranch style home ! 25 301p j For Rent 6555. _ 6 29. 6t~ in the new addition of Chest- INSIDE and outsi~e paintlni [ - -SEWING machines, repair ser- er Road. Hardwood floors, Roof work. Reasonab;e rate. YOUR CHEVY DEALER lPARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· vice, all makes. WY 2-2U4. basement, fireplace, patio, Pbune VI 3-~oo. •t• •"'p\ N •• ,. ,....,, .., Cl 01 Ing Tl mo 9:00 p,. .m. so trailer space. Good loca- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. fronl brick planting area. tion. Call Walter Crooks, WY Aulhroized Singer Sales and marble wmdow sills, alumin- ANNIVERSARIES and Reun· [ POMEROY, OHIO 2-3631. G 10 tic Service. 3 29 tfc urn windows and screens. ions are grand occasions for AUCTION rd storm windows and doors, • photograph - why not this lNFURNISHED f room !lath, I everY Satu ay. well insulated, lot 100 x 400. time? Make your appoint· 1• ---utility room, nice yard: Pomt Welch's Auction, Laurel Cliff, Copper plumbing. tiled bath ment. Grover's Studio, Porn- ,am-. &lid Wilma •· Blcumalt. •.bo · 6 2 JOtp and kitchen. Reduced to $14,- troy, Ohio. Lane, Lincoln Heights. Ph. Rt. 124· 6-26-6tc ~~~~edw~110J.r;:~ ~~~·=:; • ·~l 6 16 ti• WILLIAMSON___ 27 m· coal fur 000 Pho B b H n· h WY that on the lath dar ot Junt. tH5, WY ...,.., • -: · . ne o oe 1c , SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write '" PloiniiH. '"'' . . ..,,. ........ nace, automatic damper con- ~5337 . 6 30 tfe ., 4 Viand St Pt. Pleasant W .a~~d Lean AIIOCteuon ot PubnburJ, -r ·• • · flied 11.1 Peutlon .,alttJI them tn tu I'IIREE ROOM and bath, fum- trol· Charles Byer ' 365 S· 6th [ Va. 6 3 3otp Court or Common P~u of Melp ished apartment, utilitle! Ave., Middleport Ohio. HOUSE FOR SALE· Located count,, Ohio. ttte ••m• bl!lnJ caue fumisbed. Phone WY 2-5435, ' 6 24 6tp I at 234 Lincoln Hili In Porn- "-i&Jer Bal.ldm& ~:t for ~~u1!: 7!~ ~· ;!;!,~:~r '~!r:~~ ':::i and ID lAid ~uuon detcrlbed, 212 S 5th Avenue Midd leport l ..;;;;=""":;;o;;;;iiii;;;;;;;=------~.1 eroy. 6 rooms and bath, base· ned" bo~- Buill ·m klf.cb. lllate to-wltz 11uuate au U1e Btl~ or Ob&o. 1 Obio. I 1.6_t_lc 1 TAX CUT SALEI ment and garage Large lot e01, storm windowt, alum- county of Me111• and Towru~blp of · ' In "din Call G N li!L oranr•. aDd boUDded and desa1lwd F«!der•t exclst ttxes hiVe 150xl60 lt. Call or see me. um 11 g. uy e..- u ~uow• : I'WO BEDROOM furnished I beon rtmovod from Milton Hood, 623 Mill St., ler, Racine, Ohio. apartment. Inquire at New- · Frnzars-RHfrlgerators WY 2.3fi20. 12 29 ttc :J.·~~:n•AN~~' :e~.:.: tr;:et:;~ !"d. Wherever 1 happen go tt to 6 30 Jtc 1 COMBINATIONS ell'• SW>lCO, Chestr .e Phone ---,==== t.e~tnrun• at til• .. ut.haut eomer or ..... a n·lck, I always observe AUCI10NEER l1ndJ or CIJ'dl V. Watlon, •bleb ~ AIR.CONDITIONERS HOUSE lor sale: 4 rooms fur!180-~. 6 U tic a ... _ ... _ point t• wut • row. 100 IJOuth a oe- the night life. Complete o:KIV lUll 1reet wHt U rod• from thl DGrlh· Save •Yin more with o u r nished. Minersville. '1500.00. Critt Bradford U MI oorner of FncUon No. 12; thenc• In Hollywood, the only thing HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 roomo LOW SALE PRICES now In Pbooe WY 2-3312. lOUth fJ de(rMS Wftt J!l rodl; lhenM last Su ....,_ 1!1 I prl aHect. and bath. Picture windows, Write, Prone or Contact 1outh 2 deJreet eut 1:1:1 rodJ: o.ence new since IDuKa ~ 6 30 121p • C BRADFORD aouth 11 d~II'M• we•t 31 roda: thence vale club called the Daisy. It new yard picket fence. VaPOMEROY At • aouth :K'Iio dl!l~• eiJI 11 rodJ and. cant after July I. 1671 Linc-1 Racine Ohio 1 uo> ,. • '"'"" ""'""' aortto " " actually has a version of a J1ck W. CarPy FOR SALE : One 2 story house • deareu WHt 20 rGdJ to a double II ta I oln Hgts. Pbune WY 2-2780 be-l .h 7 b th d b 5 1 tfe poplar tre. 18" ,... diameter: tl!.enc• peephole ta sma rec ngu er M•n•lflr Wit room, a an sse-- north 2211 41Jl!" we•t a ~d• to • wooden panel that opem. to fore 9 a. m. or alter 4 p. m. Ph. WY 2-2181 ment Located on Bailey Run AI:I CONDmONING Refrlger- hkko<> " " " I • .,...,,,.,, d It . irul• . J k' R ,..~.. north 8~ dl!l"'l!l ellt Ul radii and screen you) an IS " s 23 uc ~~~"'=~"""'==.;"""",.II Road. 9'h acres ground allon aentce. ac I eu oe· a link.t to Nortb liD• or Fraction u : . b be ro=R;:-;RE=NT:;;;;--_-.Tr=ai"Ie-r-,:-::p:::ace· DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. ' . eration New Raven. Phoue Uum('(l eut, :M rolb end II link• to printe. You don't Ket m y • on N. Second-a• In Middle- tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII House in good condition. Well TI1 2-ia7. 4 8 tfc ::.h~:~~; c~ne:. ~~'!:.,v~,:~~ ing 8 celebrity or by waving a and cistern water. For terms, _ _ _ W11t.on'1 land; •outh ,~ $20 bill at the guard. You have port. Near shopping district. oeptic tank cleaner. Land- contact Roy Van Cooney, Me- larl Gruefler. Plamblq aud • nHt" to • lltone; lhence aton1 •outb bet Concrete patios. Call WY :1- mark Fara Bureau. Beatln• •Ide ot watton'• Janel, toutb ..,~ d• to be a mem or accompanArthur, Oh,·o. Phone LY •v~.... 1ren eut II rodJ to place of be· ied by a member :1116, WY 2-J316 or WY 2-3600. 2 18 tfc 4281 6-26-7tc MIDenvtlle1 01111 tinnlnr, eontelldnl 11.5 aerM, more · ' or ltfi.l, {Hit.Nncl, Vol. 148. Pafl It iB a late :11pot - people 6-5-tfc MEAT case - ! ft. Tyler, dou· FOR SALE: The home of tbe End your oewer trv•blee m. """ .,.,...,,. . start drifting in after 11 p.m. I and 4 ROOM !urni•hec. apart- bwlel.thdumtyezszaervru·nicee smheelavtescasaned. late T. G. Clay and Berths We baYe aD llzes nco•• TRACT• "'"'' '" ,.,..... and stay until closing which Ill Sewer Macbinel No. 12, Town No. 4. Rtn1• N"o. 12. ' m•nts. RoWley & Reed Hard· display trays, A· I condition. Clay, Dyesville, Ohio, Ia offerReasonable llalet '"" h<llnnloo •• • ...,.. oo .., 2 a.m. in Hollywood - and ol ware. 51ltfc "'"" takes it. Racine Food ed lor sale fm $600. Two story CaD WY z.m Da Nfgbt :;!' .~::''10"',.:!",:~'\\:!'' .::;..~~ course It Ia a dlacotheque. Very 4 ~ house wt"th four rooms. For '1 or corner of li\ld Friction No. 1:1; ~benee p~ty to•· of wood panell .. <l THKEE and toar l'(l(tYD blmi~heMarket. WJ 9-3341. 6-26-6tc 7 28 tf<: .outh ?'A Gtll'MI we.t .. rodJ anc1 a'C'~ • .. uaa. ad ad ~ aport. terms, contact Warran Clay, to .... Un• or,.,. Cb"do v. and a parquet floor. WY U4M 12 8 1k MOBILE Home, 1957 Skyllner Route 2, Albany, Ohio. Pbune BEATING, 1'lambtlt&. Mueller ~~~~ ;::,.,·~.'!'!' :!.:"':' ./!: The best dancer 1 opotted 698-3127. 6-26v7tc Farn.acee. Arttold Bflllben, .,... , .., '""'' W•- """ ...., as Gale Marlin one of Deln MODERN 4 room and beth. 48 x 8 2 bedrOQm, good condiIll Eaa& Male Street. Pom- ~~~~!~ :~ ";tn!•~~ ';r:U'!: w • furnished apartrnent, Middl& lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville, Wanted . .y. Pboae WY ZM48. ••· "' ,•..., '"' ,,.,., ..,., "" 15 • -7•~ 4 21 ,.. Ohio. Phone 667-6336. 6-26-30tpt11•=========-,1 7 20 If•.. "' ,,.,,.., " "'" '""c:antainl:nt port. WY 1iN0 '"' lo .. the,. place of biJlnnlrll, -- - II.,...,....,...,.,....,.,.,,...,.,....,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,......,.,.................. b ••=• ••JrHJ ••, ===,.....,"""'=:-c:- - """"' Le g1 I Noti•~ WANTED! MENI WOMENI To Train far tftCIHIW TIX CORIU ItInh A few clear thinking people Will be leleeted from thJJ area to enroll in new, low~ ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, A MULE. Long Hollow Road. miscellaneous. Call or write : Telephone WY 2-6114. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. l 6 29 5tc Main St., Pomeroy. 6 29 trc Help Wanted ---------- I MALE: Be an Income tax con· He P Wanted sultanl See ad classification: WAITRESS - apply ln person, <~o • =:lnltruct:=::..:,::.::.ion.":-.,-~- 6-loO"'ttc Blue and Grey, Pomeroy. :: 6 8 tf HELP Wanted: Licensed praoe tical nurse for CarmAn Nursu. s. Clwll Sen lot T;ltll- lng Home, at Pomeroy~~~~ i~:i:m~~!,!-f-:-=~ ---:------:-::--nted Employment Wa Pl"'l•ted ~n IDUaD, ~ P'UR IDfM'me: tton 011 lObi. -•art.. -oti'MI'l•nta Q'&lt11nl antll Writ. •ow~u tt.1n. aame:-;da.... and ·WIDOW WANTS housework or 1UDcoin ..,......, BOll ..... PomUOJ baby sitting. Lorena Snvder,l"""' ,.._,_ •-...... ..,. l phone WY USGl. 7 2 3tp i GRILL COOK wanted at once. EMPUIYMENT Wanted- EJ. Apply in person at Crow's and ·--. Steak House. 6 23 ltc perlenced In·~"""" -lor painting Free estimates. I Pbane WY i.211B2 or 1M Rog· nsurance - Culltlllll. 5-D-dc PHl'lo'fO CopytniJ Sentce. eo~ --=-===----~6 ···- lea made af leaal papen. •·-lnen Opportunities bl~ ·~ J8V1I •u• ~. ·~u and almost -v PAaT CHt PULL TIMI -~other ..... """""'""'"· Kow anllllble In tbiJ ....., rout. Ilea ......... CIJ1nl1el, flllll, oa4J, lei' lalanaet. Pomero, _., abl othu lad Mlllnl pro- • -;:;_ I -- Qll buw' t ltl* I - 147Bt lllvnbDUII • ;:.;::-;;-:-::==-=-----.:':-'-:-~c GUARAl(l'EED renewable for We tto~ttal~"I-·-' &.ate I - *1.1110 ln...tmeM • llent ........... Wtn fllllJ ... ~ ..,... .net. ror llt.t.emaw, wrtt.e. lDollld· 11 aU ageo. PboDa WY Z-4118!1. q: pbDM .amber to ' 'n.. 0.0, •• 11 "· ... I 1d a- -.w, I II· ... THI COMMON rLIAI coUiT Frances Neal and huaband Lo HAn'J MIIOI COUNTY OHIO NANCY C. MAYII, 1... ! Ltncot" H•leht" Pomlrtr, Otllo, 2.011 acre., l'llore or 1111. lllld Nitti the oorlhweJI part of 1 II~ ae~ tr.act of land Qlat'Cel :Ia) COftlle)'ed bJ ' PIJiftHff v,., WILLIAM H. MAVU, eost training program pre- ••111 PD 11 " Ohio, WhltM praunt oonveyed by dftd recordad In Vol. pared by CPA's. Earn lucn· , ..c• Of arnltanc• II He • A. c.. 159, al P~• 131. lleed R•or41 "' tlve fees. (Some tax consult ~!: ~~,:,"e,,~~.o. N•w ~~••· MJip <:eunt,, Oblo. ants earn $5 and more per NOTICI • THIRD TlACTI 881111 10 FracttoD No. 11 return). Excellent vear WILLIAM H. MAYES .,:;:;,.. :::_ 12. Tow~~o No. f. S•ctton No. ta, be'round lM<Jme teegina ell· ' .dnnlnJ at tbl! northweat eoroer of e maaent relidence 1J Galllpolb, OhJo. land of M•,.,. Baker and tbe JIOt1b. ent's tax records. ignifled but WhCI:Itl pre•enl addrl'U II KG. A .... comer, ~ land ownld br NelJoa life-long profe!lslon! Co. J.22d .Mt. Bn. APO, New Yor)t.. WJtJon, and Db till IOiltb Jlna ol U you can study one hour ~~~ 0! 0 ~~ O:~~·tte;n~r t~!:..W:::. ~o:::r:~ ~-=r~.:·~~:'~rw:t! daily at home. write today the un4enlflleO w.tl ber PettUon a at.on• eornu1 thence In • wuterlr (or free facts, free aptitude •Jaln.t him In th• common Pleu direction 11 rDdJ~I thenc• tD • north· eou.n of Melt• eouaty. Obto. prAJ· •riJ direction ., 'rodJ te ,he ..ul:b test. I.D.J tor dtvol'<le, euttod,. of chUdren. U111 at Elmer · N"•wl..a; tbftce eut; SouthwHtern Academy alimony • .upport and other relief an on l:lm~r Newlalld'a u.. 10 I'Odl to Tbe Dally Sentinei Illes.~~::.ot,.go: n,~~le~.':-:.:"?",; ~; ::,• ~!n~· ~~:: Name . -~~- ~Age.... Ph Address . . . . . . . one . . . . . lei of ancient hla!Dry II Martin'• daughten, who cu.t at the Beverl' HlliJ ltotel, tht -·erybudy in the room wheth- traffic il Jn.wnlicably bad, """ ---r er the music called for a watu&l Pacific Ocean !a a very PlCf or a frog. She was wearing ocean. be" t• and because she tie pan ~t, • The hProine 11 Natalie Wood is broad in the beam she IS the _.. ' uJd delectable amJUinl, .UU ar1 last girl on earth who oho ts but her costume lui 1n puUln'g out a dl!\'1118tlnor wear pan ' d wardrobe of dresses elaboratt wu something to see - inclu • ' . . ba gy &wea•-r golden ear- hats, boao and matchln& para mg a g IC , I hil sh ' h'tchhlkinll In le beillt bow stuck 80! w e e 11 I e r gs, 8 pa ""0 with 8 small suitcase QJl "Tht In the ba~k ol her black hair, Great Race." She, lib aU thE and spankiDI white tennis shoes. lh ct in the cut tomes Bt could ahl dance· o er a on , 0 u' w w, bu ' over as If abe k baviDI I marthere isn't anything 8 Ut 8 , ~,._.__ veloua: time. beat that 1bt doesn t auuw 1 and she was up there owlnging In fact, I haYt rather • all night to the practically con- smashing Idea lor Jack Waruer. · t ha been ald th tlauous mUSIC. rollS ve P e proOtherwise, Hollywood II otlll verblal pretty penny for appear· vegetable time. The weather lJ lni in the ..film. I think Jack ..-.. u.... ter cool (In the ftftleo, you beat • ought to c.-,.. ...m !"' en · oufferero), the ohop arcades laiJunenl let lor alloWIIIJ them .,.. dreadful the food Ill good to be In II. t _ h e ' Capitol Comment, Events By WUliam S. White WASHINGTON - The big pusb il now on te compel the United states to submit to n-mmu-•st blackmail in Viet '-"' N . 1uthe name of a ''pea " ce" am m tl.at woulo br a Munlct• ..of the '60s_ 1 aurredder to the veU· 1d f Communist aggres. ec • 8 e 0 Slor as Muotcb was u, the nak· · ed blade of Hitler. Vr · '!8 in the Senate are jotn- ialism finds Itself attacked far more virulently, at oome and mEw-ope, than are .hose who catry furward this cynical pat· tern of conquest. Sena A United States tor, Frank Church of Idaho, Joins tbt clamor for what, however fuzzed over would amount to ' recognition of the Viel. Cong 81 though tbll mar J l ·iins bandit- r,..:=;. =id':.'::: ' ·~· ·-· '· -·- , ............. ........... _.. ......_ ., _ _ _ ....._.,..~ .. . ..... . ......... . -~ ,. -~ ... .. ~ - · ~·.:.~ ··- ... .. ~ . ... . ,..,, .......... . . ..1.-1 ~ .. - .. 33. Kor. •lack 31, Wlthen -ll.Real PAPPY!! REMEM BICP, -13. Femala SAYIN'-·tva MANIS A THAT GRAND OLD ~~l'llft _,,..,. IRELAND:'.' er those prepared to take up their II In adult responslblll ea a tough world must fact It tbat their only reward 11 HkeiJ t.a bt tht conscipusness of duty done. the oth Ide h II th Fctr er 8 as a I appealing warda - ''peace" and all that. And the hammer·h d h d ' ~ IJ'YWB ar er IDL ar er &om domestic poUUclans and foretheigr pollttclaDJ - 1nd much 18. Frenoh · ~ ~~.:~ ·~.da~~~~· . w .,,, - KING M.Housn fll. wonhlp 7-z.. ly DOROTHY KlLGALLPI ~ .. ...... 31. Vlta.liL)' 18. Iron ar •tee! oeed our very bread and butter! feela about .IIIQonli&htJn&!N - pronoun 39. Acro9a .-ill. Fuel !ot 007 d. lhe ChiefApostles of 4.1. Ascend IF?~r,-1-f-f-l~~;t""i-t-"t~ ~a.:....L.-L...JI....i(i;a,_.J,.._....J,....Ift DAILY OBYI"'OQUOTE - Rere'a how to work lt: AltYJILBA.AXa LONOriiLLOW ..... a letter almply atande for another. In thm 11!'1\ple A. lJ un4 tor the three L'l, X tor the two 0'., ete. Single ltttet'l, &PI*"' trophies, th• length and form&UOD. of tbl WDI'dl are all hinll. E. ·•. 11"Y the co4e letter~ an ditterent. 1o FOR YOU .a. ewtopul ~~ao-. QYVVK!.JTT KA PIQ •Yt:. Zlt:.'W lLMP ~JW TH Yt:.P AJMW DICit TIAC. lit. CHESTER GOULD · NILZX• WKit:..-SQti'XLTWJKL ;. YONDAY BftordJ of . . . Co11my, Ohle. BAd belna thl u•ne prernlHI eonvl'Y*J 'Gordon J. }IIJI(!I and &ffa A. Hoce bJ Cl)'d• v. w.won and •lte, 1¥hleh ·o: excavatloll 29. Colonial atlverlmlth 30. Appl<> RUTLAND, 0. B. llter:th~·~A·4~~1y, tENJ8. :-~~:. i4;:-':!'~~~·.~0.: : !!r!~ :.~=-co'!;; CROW CROW 4 POliTER qatoma.tlc:llll7 student: abbr. Communist group had a )eglbletl· ~imply ~:fo:t ~~ie~ N~~ mate place It any peac · 1a , nd out fro under , ATTmiNEY& FoR PLAlNTDT "deal with'' and thwJ lqltlma- He I I '"" by ther Dem a m our lOr " - • ,.. In I " :II 18 u~ 0 ()o e ·n ob"gaUons there (HJ ' · 11 ' 18' : "' ... 11 ' 18' tlte the·Viet Cong u llJI1eD 1 cratic soft-linen in the Senate ·~• u · Auto Sales ..,. ., ...,.,_ " "' ,...,. '" In So 0 tb VI 1 Nam wha are In One can see thla poundlag In tN THI coMMoN PL ....I c:ou11 Volume 1«1. at fa,. ., DHd a. e ' and is ecboed by a former Brit- the tcri at Pr ·d t J 1m 1958 CADll-LAC Sedan Deville, Mltoo couNTY, OHIO '"""" M"" """"''' ..... plainer words the spearheada ,_. es ltt1ngeO!two en dread 0 • c N u II 1111 pre,er ol Pld petition II tor I dlreet- Jail Fore1ID Minister still very lOll ou for com 70,000 miles. Good tires and ,.-:;..,:~. gHklt "•· a1 Jud&'ment on • JI'OIIlillor:r not. .,. of a Communist lnvuton clDfle to ~e British Labor gov.. · • condillon, t600. Air rondJ.. oi"' ,;;..,~ tmon· ;,· "iiin · ·• ' ;:',:';=• !F.'!.!~':' •:~': ed from Red China by li8J of ernm•"' Patrick Gordon Walk- lui cr.: at lhe rec. ' 1· 'm," 1· tloned by Mark IV. Call Wy 2- .....,,..,•• " ,.,.,_,., """· 1" lbo • ...,11!' ·ot "·'""-" " 1"' North VIet Nam ... u "ted St tes Ia ed ¥enary meellnk of the U...ed 2 C • corJ'Oratl•n. lnc.r~~t at • ~••t p•r alblUm ot' lnl ttonal u,e Dl a prepar NaUons One crime was tO 2439. 7 tp Park•'"•'•• wnt v,,. ..,,,, !.7::' =.a~!'~ All the forcel erna to allow ·he Viet eon, to sit thho · Tilt lllmlller ..~"~"""· '"" ••• "• .... "' .... '"" ..,.,. IIHI unlqlentlonal paclllam are at any bun.-· peace table but 'ill I ~d au lmmedlale promise ... ,.. Marean '"''a"• tor oUier ,-_,ulllbt. .....,,, ptherlnl( In supreme effort. t to I them ............ • p c ur evt:n more Ol the World ltiiJtdm ol Cempttd !22 ••• IIIII .,.,,.Ave"UI, •· ,,.,",. "" ""'"- "" ....,,.. .. ••·tr ease •· that no gran •w•- u tab lor ._...... ~·-'•• the U' N' so lluil IJU:wer tald N&Wo. Oil or "'Oft Ute The sum of un:: ut bar I In• AGente Even In this 1 Buelletlee '""'".. ''· weot .,,.,.,. "'' ., 'ba tPml •-• ,.,..them. " ...,.. th e unt··~ states must be more we gen .... -. ,,. · ..&.a- uti JHnt •wm q11q~t: loCU "O dat n.e 1ay the Ruilsians and on..,. could IIIC car room, · ..,. WI .., •· " " ' " " " ME'l'CALF ••ND THDM... "reasonable" toward thooe • . , ·'· . I lei .continue to •e£1110r Ill pay ~---- •-·n --· Attomm r.. PlolatiH ·"·- .... ..,... ,_.,......,, .....,. - - . "' ""' 11 ' " ' •• 1. T. """"'u wt break the world's peace · we permU mem rea part • • •rnaII """"'· •ue other crbllr ••,..,.u,., w..., vtrtl"la (fl 1.., 251 m 1• t. 11, 13, ete It pon paUon would be ~l daJ we set WiB the PreC~Irl 'l l"tless ·'t 1114 ••l'l••hllltJ 11 lito ••••,. "'"'· '""'""' aper ml tary anau u the llf!lll of COIIllelll upon tbe ,__, __"_ not to ",..,.. ,..,.,,. cOhio ...., John P"ul .Jo'nwas ·aever South VIet Nam. Mecaml1bh• ...._. • 'Will' led bi1•- hnlque ol -' ""'~""" VIet u d hi <Ill ltld flil 11. ..._;:- Pam" ' _....... more than a captajli In the U. The nation that now all but concea • ""' ec • niDI an • lVIII ...., - •••, LIOAL NOTICI . ' , I ••buTdett to re''-"mwttll --s·•taciieu let of lderilif)q ..... n ...,. .................,...... Sylvlo 8. Navy. bUI be Will a rear B.- alone Clll'l' ., .... ~.. ,... c ....... "!""' ' '" ' .. "· " · ,,....... ... ..,,., " "' .,. mlral In "• BYitla• Navv 1181 tile aew Communi~&~ Y ... tile pdah II tilL Alld ~ IIIII olu4L • '"'u. Av...-. r artenbllr• Willi& VII. - , ., t' b '• · · ... · . •.:·:.: . .,..... .. .. "' !I 1114 lf.Arrana·u mud D. Kei.IH bJ deld datld AUput Ul, IMO, lltld recorded lD Deed Booll 11W, al Pip 300. Deed ftiC!OrU Df MIIJII Counb. Ohio, referenc• to wh.lcll " berebJ maU. Thl htnin deecribl4 lraet belnlf -abJect to all le1al rllhll of way. 81!illJ the 181M premS.I , ......,.• .aa... across 28. Undorgrolllld 28. Knock 28. Certain UMOOt. 1 [ cemlnr41 edglnr Voice of Broadway ••• reporting • ...... 27. Con· 23.. Exclamation U. Mark of wheel in ® II!Jitc 21. Sub<Ne :13. Be- Or. ll2.ll- lbat the Carthagtnlalt aeneral, wbo LEGAL NO'I1CE inYaded Italy from the DOI'Ih, ' The undersigned will offer cut a road throtJIII lilt Alp• lor aale to the hl&hest bidder by pourq vl~~e~~ar on lht the following rocka. 1962 V-ll Buick Skylark, I -dr. sport couple, S.N 311586339, at Q- Are uy Amerlcn the Blaetlnar Auto Company In p1..11 caralvorou? Pomeroy, Ohio, on July 7, 11165 at 10 a. m. Minimum price A- The three Amerlcl8 io $'150. pllnta that catch IIHI eat InSigned - Blaettnar Auto Co. sed• are the olllldew, the 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, piteher plant IIIdtlle Yenuo'o Ohio, flytrap. (7) 2, J, s, Me Q- Wbo •• llle H!tar of bela& lbe flnl Amerltt~a to Q- Bow did Bonnlbal cui CODquer Mout E.....t? J tbroaglt tbe AlPI .. to tavade ~ Italy Ia Ill C.? A - James W. DIU.UC 111 A -One ol the favorite otor. iealllo in lJQ. Legal Notice 1958 CHEVROLET VB 4-Door, only $249 AT OUR USED CAR LOT tunlcoteo ......., DOWN ATT H' UA t LHOUSE HI. Coterie 32. Ego Automatic trans., power 1teering, elean intet1or, black finish, new tires, radio and heater. * boat 8. Serious 9. a.nua ot 18. Ministers 10. Godo.l IT LOOKS ll KE LOWEEZY SMIF IS LEAVIN" OL' SNUFFY FER GOOD 11. Slraln at the ra.ceo materlaJ Rutland Furniture V8 eniine, a 1 owner tar. 2·tone white over An\or. trw .. S&lllng 1. Dllpolcll with soft water DOWN • . Ouldo e. Central te:Je.teopu 16. On the Red finish, iOOd tires, radio, beater. standard trana, SEE OUR DISPLAY OF NEW CARS 13. <lolhlc al'Oh 1•. Parts of Gas furnoce or " hot water LP LAND O'GOSHEN r. It. Auto 1. Seem 2. DeapoO 3. 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New• Sl.gn On Sacred H;.rt Meigs County RFD Paul Bowers, Farm News country J am buree Weather National ,,ews Bill Miller ShoY ·spor 1s parade Bill Miller Show Pickens Hardware ITu<s Thurs.) 7:50 News 8:00 Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 9:00 News U:lli Coffee wltb Janet IC:OO Portraits of • Patriot -Jll:05 swap Shop :~ :30 Social Security .ll M"ll 1~)135 B1 1 er Bruneh Show · 6 00 6:05 6::!0 6:25 6,30 6 35 : 6:57 7:00 7:05 7 30 i. 7:35 7:35 7:00 National New1 7:05 Sundown Serenade 8;00 Sign Off SATURDAYS 6:00 Sign On _ News !:05 Country Music Time 1:20 Country Jamnoree / :00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:>15 It's Muoic - Army 11:00 Dairy Vallev and Dutton's Top Ten Show t2:00 News 12:15 llusical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 The Jim Meeo Show 6:00 Sports Parade 6:05 Jim Mees Show 1:30 National News 6:35 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Off the Air SUNDAYS 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 7:55 News 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:10 Sunday Show V:OO Sunday Show 9:!0 The Bible Speaks to You 9:45 Legislative Report 10:00 The Good Life 10:15 Congressman Moeller lo::W The Sunday Show li::W The Quiet Hour 12 :00 News 12:15 The Otrlstia,ns Hour 12:30 The Rav. Merlil: Teets 2:00 The Rev. Silas Blllupa 2:30 The Rev, Andrew Parsons 2:30 Sunday showcase 6:30 Sundown Serenade t:OO Off lht Air \'i>lterd&)"• Vrypt;oquote1 THB1 ART OF LIVlN G IS A11<1' 0E THIJ ~OWING HOW TO BELIEVE LIES .-l'i.Y~ --w~""~'~j~e~":·H~·::::RA~·:::·~D:·:IO.- - :~ Monday 'ntnt FrlilaJ 9:110 l!lgh School l!lt Parads &:OO Sign On 10:30 Song & Story 11me C:llfl.l6 MliSical Clock 10:45 1'ne Golder Key 7-1.0 Be Still '" Know 11:00 D•mocratlc Legisl•turt 7:02'30 New1 11:15 Mu•lcal !nterlude 7:45 fo'lrst Bf..~t- .,.,...,.... 11:30 Rf'publlcBI: Le"'•lature ~"'' ~.-"" ow 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 11:45 Waite, 'lot!Uer Roport 9:00 Talk of the Town 11:52 Musical Interlude 9:55 Public Servicr Show 12:00 Local & Ohio Newo 10 :I'• Churcb of Cbr•· 12:20 Evano Bu· ·•··• Board LlnLE ORPHAN ANNtl ul •· ' Lalchstrlr~ 12:'.& News 0 Grams "·fl" v•, I " 12:30 Saturday Matinee 11:05 Mormng Melodies, t:oo Dlscinb with Doss Mon. thru. Wed. 4:!0 Top Ten Revue " ·; Church Ber ' Ring, FrL 1:00 Saturday N•w• Summary II • World News 5:16 MuSical Inl•rlude :'·20 Evans I" 1lletin Boa 5:30 Community Cholrt 12:25 N•wa " gre6:00 Dance Psrty 12:~0 Aerlcul•..... Programs 1:00 Off The Air 12:45 Country Gr Round Sunday New• Beat z1:55 7·.59 S':00 Counh y Go·Roand ..., On 16:45 Masou Aar. Program ,. N B 8·.110 ·~e Singing "· . acher 2'"· ews ea 1 ·u r IToesdayt 3•00 II'· •• atb!eo 8:15 Rep f0:45 Family Worship ('11turo.) U5 Ne~ Be t . 8::0 Cllurcb r Christ 10:45 · A.S.C. Program (Friday) 4:00 Dbocms Wllil lloBI h . 'luster lr' · ·'•1de 11:00 News 1:30 'ntercbangt 10.,) Fi·1t Baptist Church 11:01 Tiny's Caunlr)' Junction 5:00 C•JT'DUni• · NeWI 11:30 Children's Cbapel 11:30 rtny 's Country Hymns 6:15 Bob Neal Sporta Saluta 11:4· Sunday New• Spacial 12:00· Cement Block News Fridays 12:00 r.,ws Reporl 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star I•:W Sanset Boulevard 12:15 ,:;piscopal C11urch tFrklay) 9:r.:t Off The Air IH5 '11~ollc Ioforma: 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Sahnday 1 1:00 Chtll'Ch ol God 3::tll Jim Meea Show 6:00 Sip On 1:30 Gost Call 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 1:01).15 Music•' Clock 1:00 Old Folkr Hour 4:30· J!:lectric Company Newa 7:0v Be Still and Know 1:00 Hymns from Hardin& 4:40 Jim Mees Show 7:02-30 News 3:15 Sunday Showcase 5:00 News 7:29 Tim~ & ~emperatur• 1:15 PuDtlc Serv!L. Show 5:05 Jim Mees Show 7:30 M1181cal Clock U" 990 Hll Parade 6:00 Sports Parade 7:45 Flnl Baptist Churcb 5:00 City •· ·-· · ., Re; ·"' 6:10 Jim Mees Show 8:00 Ohio VaUey Newa 5:15 1!10 l!lt Parade 8:15 llualcal Cloclt li:'IO Off The Air THE -lORN LOSER,----------:~;,;,;;;:;;:;;;,::::::.._ _-!,.:;,::....:::....;8y .AR'"T:-:;5;-::A-::NS'"'O"'M "'v·• ... l!lv HAROLb GRAY �'' 'I J~ I ,,' \ 1 -""" ,r '-1_enl"y* A,~buo.u'"t"""..·' ·~·"*'"""'•·"'· _ f p I I · 1 8-HD•a: i·luyRSNeEnlltinT~tll s'Pt'Ao·mrEesrny-Middleport, o., July 2, 1965 ~ I'i ,;,"'"""""""" Chester Knlgbl of Porn- m Around M iffl"'O ' DINE WITH GORDONS T-SgJ and Mr< Clarence Mrs. Baker Gordon enterSpurnrr' Jr.••an<l SilO DenniS eop e n ll'' ,, tamed w1Jh a dmner Wednesday '·,, have rP turnn1 1rom r ranee a1· h h 'i« ter 3\o years service Th•) are evenAmg Pa1 er orne,RMulberd· ' omeroy ij . rv ve resenl were ev. an . VISltmg theu· parents Mr olnd ·"" ,~ ,1om H, L·ame,, ot J unc· ,Mrs. Mason F1sher and Mrs. 1 Roush were Mrs. '1Clare nee d MSpurr rt>r, II DSrII tlo" CII\ , Rev. an d Mrs. Mrlton , , busmess visand n r. an rs A en r E 1lors m Gallpohs Wednesday. abnd other rhev w1ll Mrs. Harry KeiSer entered e statJOnt>d m Caltlornta. I Holzer Hospital Wednesday as I ---1ngd m the allt-rnoon t' t , were Mr a me d1ca 1 paten 1 an Mrs Wi l \\otfe of the I Mrs. Henry Jh!e and Mr and !'exas enmmunlty ·- - - , Mrs. Paul KeJser ot Columbus. '·' Mrs, eroy, who to tmoWll lor ber bus drl•ing chores for school children duriug the sebool year has Yolunteered to ddve tbe \lacalion Church School bus which will lransport chi Id~n to Middleport and P()meroy for the classes, Additional helpers Include Pennie Mayes, Therma Vaugban, Pomeroy, and Vickie Ferreirl Middle rt And About MI'ddl eport ' '• <) o SOCIAL CALENDAR ... a MOfher-Daughter Tea is Highlight 0 f Five Poinl Star Stitchers Event The F'Jve Point ... _ Stitchers Brien and Pe•=, Mrs, Robl!lt o~ar 4-H cIub entertained with ·a Thompson and .,,.Mary, Mro, Wll· mother · daughter Tea Tues. Uam Shoeke11 and Billy, Clnd'-', JULY Z ' ,1- s R d hte f Bunch day afternoon a1 the hornt of Debbie and ' Donna, Mrs. R•ld u ISS ue ue. aug r o _ The Middleport Jolly Mr R H It M d M Th R Frida• s. oy o er, Young, Sheri and Nola, Mra, r. an rs umas ue, lS Sewmg Club will meet ,. Dwight John Chaley and Peggy, 1the guest ol MISs Karen Thorn· evemng, July 2. at 'he nome ol Mrs, Holter, Mrs, 1as at lhe home ol her parents, Mrs. William Reynolds on Pal- Milhoan,, llnd Mrs. Oris Ginth- Mr_s. Clarence Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. J ames Tho~as mer-st. er, advt~, were In charge ~ Ingrid . , Mrs. J.ack Carsey and m Columbus Last week Mtss the m~tmg and members an- Jackie and D~~ne, Mrs. Jack Rue JOmed the Thomas tamily The Laurel . Cliff Better swered roll call by acting out Spencer and VIcki, Mrs. HomMr and Mrs D~:~llas Hassler, ' po • rm a vacatton tnp to fnd1an Health Clu~ Will b.a~e a rum· a television commercial, us- er Holter, Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Pom&ray Ohto , Reynoldsburg and Mrs William ~~tl-ll0--,'~ ~,~:w,;t'<.1~.= ~-"'"' 1, ~~. >r - Lake, and ts spenrling this week .mage Sale m the Swts~er build- sisted by their mothers. Lenora and Louise Michael, ' Dlll:lf'd and Barbara of Lancasw1th them. mg on Seeon~ ~·· Frtda, and A demonstration '"Fast 85 a Vickie Fletcher. Mrs. Roy TONIGHT & SATURDAY ! ter were called here Wedne'!l!ay 0 rOS WI Jim Johnson Saturday, 00gmmng at 9 a. rn, Flash," giving the history and Holter and Janice, Ann, Eddie rHI Bt A I U, ~ 111 b\ lhe Illness of lhelr mother has :eturned l Proceeds will be used to pur· works of the earner . and Alan, Ml'fl. Dwight Milhoan "GO GO MANIA ' TONIGHT ' Mr< Harrv Kr~<er. ' lrom two weeks vacallon al chase nospital beo, Anyone hav- en b Adn Holter a, w:; giV· and Peggy and Heidi, and Mrs. ('l (:'~'hl1t('olort "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" Mntt Monn1 Su~nn :\lilu~ h1m , : Lake George. New York. I mg articles to ~onate may con· werey gtven on sa.fety m Pf~~~~ Oris Ginther. , .lack LPmnn, RtJm' Srhnl:'dl>r I Mr and .:\1rs. Edgar Thomas, I The An i mn l~ . Tht> H11/U'\ IColorJ I Mrs Clvde Rrown, Jana Hem-I I Mr. and Mrs. Ron Halley have tart Mrs. Char"s R. Karr Sr. ing by Shem Young and "Tips -andrombs. hart. ~1rs W1lham Remharl relurned tfl the1r home In Co- 1 JULY 5 On Tools." by Ann HoJter. The "STOLEN HOURS" "GODZILLA " THE THING' Susan Hayward and Mr"> _C harle~ Withrow were Local tell"'vision viewer~ may : lumbu~ after spending the week· ~ Theodorus council Daughters girls worked on the1r sewing at>chn1color 1 {Color) Alhrns v1s~tors ruesday see two former residents .al end with her parents, Mr. and of America will meet Monday I projects which were displayed SUN.-MON,- TUES. . Jani.i Re1nhnrt of Jacksonl3 p m. Sunday on WHTN·TV .I Mrs _ Earl Kmght. . at 7:30 pm There will be in- at lhe close ot the meeting. Saturdav Julv 3 THF THH F. F. STOOC. EO 1s spcndmg a week w1th her · channel 1~ ~hs Dale Walb~rn and f'htl- stallabon of oHicers and all of- Cookies baked by the snack"K INGS OF THE SUN" Ill grctndmotlwr~ ~\l:s·. C l v ~ e; They are David .nnd Stephen dren , Steve and ./JII .have _re- ficers and members are urged ing and packmg group, hme Wtlh Yul Brynnrt "THE OUTLAWS Brown and Mr~ \\dliam Rrm- 1Miller. who along l'lrtlh D<~vid 1 h~rned from. a wet>k s vacat1on to attend , sherbet punch, and coffee were! The Freedom Gospel Mission and (;r nrge C h:~ktri o;. 15 COMING" I harl I L1ttler and Rr< Prater make , a Blue Bear Inn near Lake~ JULY 7 served from a table with white !of Bald Knobs Church held its (('olor) :md Mrs Nora Rnush was the · up a dance combo kntlwn 1ShP1'¥.ood 1n Greenbr1er Coun-1 Th p G d 85 1 lmen cover and centered wUh Sunday School Picnie June 27 - and"BABY THE RAIN "NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" Thursday dmner g11t•st of M1'> The Cobras The band has lty. They Jomed Mrs. W1lliarn .11 eh omethroyl arlen .c~b an arrangement of sweet peas at Portland Park urith a bas FALL" St ~MUST Q J H k I r N' I AI G Ch ·J . w· h . . F'o 1·b d h'ld A d Iwr ave e r annua plcmc . ., . 1 .... ":":": ' :::':'='::''":":.:::!.!:..'_ ;;:"'_ ;;:';_ ;:':::::'. :':":n==:::":':':":::r I Mrs m Ps CarlIt Moort". row played for seve ral soc1al evPnts 81llv,esand an Tom c Wrlson ofnnCharan Wed sd hy, J 0 1Y 7Mat 6Wpl.m. the Mrs.coffee Homerservice Holterand presided at afternoon ket dinneraatdevotional noon andservice in the ______ . Mrs. Geof. 1 in the area t lnhea Mrs D 1 rs .a e With orne oMrs. Irev W'lI son an d KeII y anu• 1'e_rn Wmner..:: ·of the lalf"nt show i leSIMon ..\", v a. /Grueser J~meaa ter H J . Morgan, the punch bowl.· · Prayer was led by Rev. E.· .1~ and Mrs Don Jell .:md L1sa on which the group Will apr. and Mrs. Harold Hub. 'Trtus as co-hostess. · ~resent were Mrs. Raymond J. Griffith. Kay re1urned homP.. Wednes. pear will be ft'a tured or~ the bard nnd daugh ter. Marta, have Ba1ty and Karen, Mrs. Kenneth AUendlns were Rev. E. J. dav after a VISit at L1~bon w11h j J 1mmv Dean Show later. returned tram a vacation spent Amsbary and Melinda, Mrs Grif.fith, David Grtfhth, M r 8 , Mr "nd Mrs Rf'llbPn Dn'" and The \Iiiier youths are !he ' at the New York World's FaJr Woodrow Mora and Judy, Jack- LoUise Van Meter, Nicki Van Lhlford D<w1s. ; son• ot Mr and Mrs. M... rshall They also V1s1ted f:ettysburg. l ie and Janet, Mrs James 0'· Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Mr and Mrs Harry Foltz of 1Mlller. Jr tNma :\1cCulloughL Pa enroute home. i Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. WlnPt Mvm, Fla. were weekend' fnrmerlv of !he Harrisonville Mr and Mrs Carl Horky i Bachtel Relll' lord Scarbrough, Mrs. Donns gue~t .. ot Mr and Mrs K D art>a , n~w res ldmg in Beverlv. ha~;e purchased the former Min ars•ng ~ayman, Mrs. Alma Pul ltalht·nev and allended the 50th · 1n~e Heverage property on Chest- ~ For Openin 9 , 11 hns, Cherlye Hayman, Mr. and :mm wrsary ol Jh{'il' uncle and nut St m .\11ddleport. and will g on Mrs Dell Talbott, Toni Wells, 3Unl Mr and Mrs Harry Swan movr there m July from t n e The Co . operative Vacation Forrest Bachtel, student at ~athy Bissell, Charlt>ne Flem· 1' Juhhng properly on Second - Church School sponsored by the Moun I Umon College at All,_,mg, Eleanor Evans, Delbert \_; l'oulh F_PIIow.~/ ; I ' Ave, Methodist Churches in Middle- ance, IS in rehearsals for Jhe Lawson, Marsha Evans, Pam Mrs .'\of C. Wil son returned port and Pomeroy beginnine on presentation ot the musical, Detty, Lettie Frank. MPt'l.• IT Pdllt',<day I ' Tuesday from Huntington. w Tuesday, July 6, will include "Stop the World - 1 Want To Mr. and Mrs, J, A, Watson The Youth Fellowship uf fl1e · .. i ~a where she ha s been visil· act1vitJes planned for the clas.~ ~t Off," whi~h opens July 9 SJ.. and ,Jumor, Mr. and_ :\irs. Rock Sprmg~ Method1s1 church .John Ferry and Mr~ F mg relut1ve~. es such as making or stained m the Mt. Umon College sum- ~ger Wrlrord, Roger Wilford. mel Wednesday at 6 30 p m Slansburv fll Alht>n~ VJsi~~ , Guests of Mr. and 'Mrs Ira I' glass windows, a VIsit to the mer lhealre. rs. Eva Wells, Mrs. Stella al the church. WI In Mr and , s Hal h Lee Butcher and ram1ly are their Jewic;h Temple in Parkersburg, Bachtel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cozart, Mr. a_nd Mrs. Dan 11 Mary Radford. pres1denl, was r('cenll\ P son and ramrly, A-St. clas~ and I use of paints, clay and other Forrest Bachtel, , Middleport, ~=~dJe, Cook1e Weddle. Rev. m L harge of the meetmg \~hleh Mr lind \1rs Arthur Orr of Ira Bulcher and children, Pat, art materials ; parade of com- was awarded a scholarship for ' t, a~d Garnet Cozart. Especially on opened With prayer by 1 h f Ches iC'r c II le-d on Mr ana Mrs Pa~, Mike and Paula of mumty helpers, viewmg film speech. and drama at the colS · Sprmg Lake, ~ C They are ' slnps, puppets and drama. , ~ev Chesler Leml" followed ! R · ' f lege thiS summer, ARRIVE WEDNESDAY obert ewnmg bv Lt'l:' and am1 1·v on . a1. a 1so V1S1t1ng w1th Mr. and Mrs j A Sharing Project for the I respon s1ve rea dmg· ' from I1)r urdav Mrs. Gerald Kelly and child· 81bl(• She rne Blackston led m Char l e~ \\'a\ne Bnnker o( .Ji-l ke Hrtz Ischool w11l be purch.1sing For- ~ HAVE -GUESTS ren. Dennis and Darla of Westl let us never forget how long sought, how the ~mgmg nl several song..:: Care\ e<1lled on Bettv V<Jn Mel Mr and Mrs. Howard Jarrett. e1gn Language Bibles for use Hollywood, Fla., arrived wectdeorly boughl, the ftr5t Independence Doy A shorl busJriPSs se"~ 1on wa:-; er and' at the Dran Hrmke; Jr. and rl1ildren. Andrew and around Ihe world throu~h the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye of nesday for a visit with her plar· was .•• nor the freedom and opportunit:es helrl and 1t was dec1df'd to mret S d Sarah Jane of Wilminaton Del AmerJcan Bible Society from an Dayton are the guests of rela· enf,q Mr and Mrs Allen Ei...l. ro Worces. · ·• ofenng f , to be taken each day l"'ves " . ' and other relatives · ~.:~t· thol1l hos afforded us, one and alii '~~ i jl m 0 n II'edliE'">d'~\ ,ns tea dl 110nw , <llu r av· ('affprnoon and Mrs Ruth Wiley of m th e area. mger 1 11 1 1 r 6 ~0 p m Rev 1 . rs W . ames 0' · .em 1ey pre· Haven v· ,1rrd eh of . Nrw t tt>r. ~1ass and Mrs Howard ~ The proceeds will also help to - - - - . - - - .. - -·-- · , sent ed tht> lPsson from the MYF tvl c' b · a· an t'l SIS er .la1Te 11 Sr. of Charleston w buy the lesson materials 1 In observance of lndependencfl' Pcly, our bank w~l rs •I son and twu ch1ldren · , stud\ book aflfr h r 11 0 w ll' w o! Kentuck\ VISIIed \\llh Mrs Va VISited ht>re recently w1th l n Sunday, July 18, each not transact business on Mondtry, July 5th, 1· . ' ~eehng closed With the MYF Marv Circle last week. ~ r" Cerll Kimes Mrs Jarrett , church ~ill have a sharing proJ enedlctiOn. I _, ~ and \trs Dan Sm ith and Sr 1s a ~Isler of Mrs. Kimes Igram With all. classes repre. l , famll\' VISited Mr and M V ~1r. and \1rs Donald Marsh sented and a display of crafts 01S~TI:G IN ~!DD!.EPORT ' gil L~ach at Mmeral W~;s ~~- a~d Mrs, Edward Wellman of and _aclivlties of the schooL , ' Cmrmna!1 were Sunday visi- Children who will enter kind· · lr Force Lt. Col and Va a rerrnt S 1 d ~rs J~mes Jlart~nger t~nd cill~ D~nna and D~~~e az;rrl pent tor~ With Miss Frieda Faehnle. ergarten this fall through lhos~ l •nd ~~~~,'- ,'mhmer' t nslmd, fan SPVt>ral davs ~ llh Mr a:d "Mrs Mrs Gerald Anthony Is em- ' just completins the 6th grade i 1 af' . <~ve rf' lllllf' rom · ploved t th C'l ' are welco t tt d h ' llav.au where he ha s been sf H· Robert Harden and fanulv al . . a e I Jzens National ! me o ll en t e llonr..,~ Norto lk Va Ba nd She replaces Mrs Har- school Mrs. Baker Gordon is u 1or 11 1e pas 1 1wo vears · · old Tl h the secreta r th p I Thr) are VlSIIlllg WII h he.r mo-, DlxJe Clri'IP v.as a guest of I mmas ~ o resigned ry or , e omeroy lher. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth Pam and .Jennlf' Dav 1s a1 I.e· Richard 0Jle_r, a. student a c~urch cla~~es ~rth Mrs. Luand Ju s mother Mrs Lawrence tart recenll\ Miami Umverslty, JS employed Cllle Davis servmg m Middle- ! At • · MLak~ · ~ I llartmger He w1ll he as">lgnPd Delbert \';m Meter of Bowe orge resort In New · 111 Washmgton, D C., in July. man's Run rctlled on \1r. and for the I RF. • Mrs C:ll l Van Meier <t rt'rPnt and Mrs. Wilham Ault. .TURN HOME 1 SerVIng Metgs County for over 93 years F.Nll VACATION Sundar aftrrnoon Kay, Perry and Merrt visiuod 1 Charles E. Lee and Beth ' \1r and Mrs. Clarence An· Donna Jt>an Smith f'alled on w,'fh Mr. and Mrs Charles I Fowler return~d to Marietta, POMEROY RUTLAND dn·ws and ch ildren Susan and her fa lher 1awre nre Smith of 'hIS£', .Jr at Waverly recently G~. after spendmg a week with : Raymond returned. home Wed- Lr.urel Ch.ff .rf'rPnllv , , M~m stayed ror a visit. Iga:;Jes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. i Shop for Furniture •nd Floor Coverings Member Ferleral Reserve System nt>srlav evenmg after a vaca- DPan Barnllz of P~mero call· Mr and Mrs. C. H Wisfl. Jr Lee and La~ry of . Long ! lion tnp. They VISited the Sky- ed on her Sisler Bett.ll Yv· - and their grandson, Chuck Han-' ~torn. Charles IS studymg at Ready To Wear - Dr•peries - Mens and Member Federal DepoSit Insurance Corporal ion Ime ('averns stavt'd ovrrm"hl l M I d I , an nahs have returned from a thern Tech. Mr. and Mrs. . . " e er an at t 1e home uf Dean k' · . A L Fowle nd d ht f Boys Wear - Dry Goods - Home __ _ __ ____ ---·--- _ _ rm er un a\ a ternoon where they visited historic points Maraetta, Ga., stopped at the B k S d , f 1wee s vacaflon m Kentucky . · : ra aug er o Mr and Mrs Larry Sm1th of1 and also the horse rarms. ~s on their way home from Furnishings. Chf'strr rallrd on Margaret .1\nn l \lr. and Mrs William Betz Itheir vacation in Ottowa, canCarleton and Patnrk a rerenl and dOiughter, Sandy 0 1 H'll,' ada. 'l'l1e Fowlers also visited 1 the ' Sundav· World' s _Fa_rc_, I _ _ __ 1ards v1s1ted the past week wnh M1ss Rulh Wise and her :spent two davs al Virginia faJher , Mr. C. H. Wise Sr ICarsey and Mr. and Mn. WalAnd don'tforgetour Big Towel S.le B'"e'"ac"'h,'"=======-, and Mrs, l'anny MrNam~e. They ' ter Grass at Waverly, She reon theist Floor r VERMILLION also VISited with relatives in __ GallipoliS while they were on WALNUT vacat1on. SALAD BOWLS Mrs Della Carnahan of Bucyrus has been the guest of Mrs THE OPENING OF Charles McNamee and with and Mtss Be ~s Sanborn and Mrs. PEPPER MILLS JEWELERS Max Sanborn enroute from vjsilmg relatives in Gallipolis before returnins to her home. Dennis Ault is visiting with r<laJives in Sprmgrteld, Ollio, MISs Betty Rulh Carsey visitMIDDLEPORT, 0. ed her grandrnotner, Mrs, Ruth SYRACUSE, 0. ROUTE 124 p ~:~,es andM~1h;;n•~ 0°:d~k~a~1~: relat1~es MEIGS THEATRE ' ' ' '.., .j • ir orties at 230 uerrilas Ill I 'II Cb ·, Appear on TV Channel 73 Freedom Gospel Mission Picnic Is Held on 27th 1 ffachers' Corps' 1 1 I ~ :iiiii':'':";;:;.:' ~en. I 1' :Plan 1 ooperotive School Listed 1 l.,arme] 1 11 s• OCJety I C 0 ,i N,.. 1 1 SATURDAY Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY l I NATIONAL BANK y~~ summ~~- ELBERFELDS STORE 'N POMEROY ! I, ~ ===================~i:n~th=e~Sm:ok~·y:M:ou:n:la~l:n•:·:~and Elberfelds In Pomeroy MARIE LEADINGHAM ·- --·- MARIE'S ANNOUNCES _!I~.,.,""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""""""'""'..,J K&C STYLE POST • • • • MIDDLEPORT Marie's Style Post BOOK STORE INGS Long Holiday Coming Sho would like to Invito oil hor frlonds to stop by and ••• htr ::lu::,rn:::ed:::_::,h:er~e_:Tu=:esd:::ay:_:, IN IIIILIN• SILVER now 1nd modern Ctrclo )'1111' ..,..lor !ton) ¥lfll. faahr""""")nlforing, tlowl"9 lllfn..,.. illalllltldl, ljtOuine ..yx or •itu...! '\,' poam;. slun!lint IN<Iin~ IJIMr aolti"9'l Yoo'U leve1hla ' Beauty Shop, I OPENING SPECIAL! 'dULY He.lene Curtis First Time Ouc:hHs Salon Permanent Wave s6.50 lool: ., •1•••1!1'· c..-.., tldiot ..n.cn- mnty four IIIMtiJ.ttkfot otylaa. tJ1111 Mly rint ••~ ..lulllr ........ REG, $12.50 VALUE hltllall.thetit¥,... 3.95 Offer Good Month of July Onlyl Open Tuesday Through Saturd•y 9 A.M . to 5 P.M. I I On Route 124 - Syr•cuse, MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER FREE GIFTS FREE GIFTS Off"Jeer may 0 mznous • 110 ll .seems . ., _;;;,~,--- I Face Charge Ifi Slay1ng , •n '" 1'~'!'''/~ u·.. , Clu~ Crow Appointed On Commission •taJng Oc~ober I:; f I • .. 20 1 (yclts'tS WI'll I Meet Armed Co 't y , I IJiit. 1 ~~ckett f School Survev • db RevJeWe y Sta.te Director IG~ ·-, I ", Arnold Durst 11 t;.:;"!. ':: Dies Fn'day P'~er~ :.:n: sentms_,;:~:; r:'::i ' Freda Bt•att Js 0 Ju}y '!"" so~~Sidllll t~ '-~ IIA~EN- f ira·~ 1 $1 500 Memorla• } G'fI t Maut ' T0 Melgs • countv Hospl'tal'~:". . . . , . James Mumaw DieS Fn'day ~gnllion =; Dies Saturday D 8 D •:d r, ryant ay d: DWI Chat....d \l'tst wi".".:.:..Li Pomeroy; , •' MARIE'S STYLE POST 2-5271 I I , I< I Ii ,I I Cart••,' EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone WY 1 XFWork SATURDAY EVENING 1 •t ore I M S es At RoyaI 0ak ParkPIannedI Middleport Man lnjnred ......... .. . *SHOP 1 (UP!) - President Johnson's call for teachers corps received a war111 welcome ·from today, The outl)ook was favorable for conapproval. disclosed his plans for thee teachers corps in Friday before the National Education Associa· In New \'ork, He said it would enlist thousdedtcated Amencans to work '" urban slums and areas. - -- 1 , · p ·u be Presidenl come out in support , WI youn~ peop1e 1ol this concept" pr.@ tor teachmg ca~ . re' ,,,, the resident sai!L "The , PreSident's teachers "t~~ will J~so be experi- , corps bill will fmd an enthus~; Tbe coanly co•rt boll•, e~ .&eachers willing to givt! ashe reception tn Consress, post office, banks IIlii 111011 - ·' ''"'son added. He satd he !,Y,~dto TheyplaCI!s ol : gre~t. thought the conc-ept nad atother baslneoo places wUI be ~c, , · , can mg e ready been headed for senate closed Monday in obsernoce II""" :m our natJon to the helP, approval and that Jollllson's ol the Fo11rtb of July bollday. ol Ute poorest or our children. I speech "ought 10 assure 118 liP' Tb• Pomeroy • Middleport Pr~als for a teachers proval." Dally Sendoel wUl DOt be pu~ ,corps .bave alroady been pl· ---lisbed lbat day, bul will reo l'" !l.red in the Senate as amendaume regolar edllloao Tueto Mrs, Thomas Scally, Red 1 ,mentli to Johnson's mgne1 edu· day, July lilt. Cross Water Safely Chairman, cation bUt The. arnendmenla said today that morning awimnnr a 't~~ ming classes for the next two beln~ sponsored by Sens. lord NelsOn, D-WIB., and HAZARDOUS ffiGHWAYS - Two died In this weeks are lUted but adults may ! lf.~rd M, Kennedy, D • Mass, accident at Rensselaer, N, Y,, on the eve of the register Monday even in• for said today that he was of July weekend. The National Safety Council evening lnstruciiOn to be given "~ecy pleased to have the ' 1 30 that up to 570 lives may be lost on the nation·· hiahw~ys from , to ' p.m. Additional camp sites ore I dunng the long holiday, Four persons recently com- , 0 planned soon at Royal Oak Lake pleled purt I of the Red Cross ' near Pomeroy, _according lo , ~ t~· ]Instructor's Course taught by Pomeroy Attorney Fred W. Crow has been appointe4 Horace Kllrr Jts 01'i'tW who ~o tBill Wallace of Mason County to the State Underground Parking Commission by Oblo waa guest s~aker at ,,,~ l'rl· · _, _ • I 1 I'C RESEDA, Calli. (UPll A and Dirk Nease ol Meigo coun- ' Gov. James A, Rhodes , it was anno;;ed today, , , 1day dlnller ·meotlng ol tile Mid· I ,_ _ , ., model pollee office for 15 vears ty at the Hidden Valley Coun.l1 Crow, _a reSident of SyracuseJ;I• , IDL:iA..)Inexplred dleport·P.omeroy, Rotary club. S '' UJGay lacecllll ·lllmnt>led :mur· try pool m Jl4a&oll Couo!Y-• term J, 1957, - ,,;,.,,...-'' Mr. Karr, a prominent Melga : 1} dOl" charge for th• pollee sta· 'l'l1ey were Theron Cruise, Butch I The Olii)!JtSSJOn, made up Of four m~mberS Is concerflo ~y building 0011tractor, ex·, I II::/ lion shoottng of 1 handcuffed 1Meier, Brenda Potts and Mike ed Wit l !he, operation of present state-Owned under1plamed the operation ol Royal l Isuspect in the group rape of l,loyd, , ground parkmg facllttJes and construction of proposed Charles Buckley, Middle~, Oaks, and described its equip- I , By United Pr011 fntemetlonal r1s teeno8ed dauhter. I An on sh' new o~es m lhe state. , - -wso ·critically injured in an ac- •~ent. He said he began plan· , The traffic de~th toll rose o~nously early today as, 'l'l1e cllare against Lt Torn first YCO:rs:'rn~ng to take lhe Mr. Crow " a 1940 graduate ,dation and Hall of Fame, the cldent Ibis morning at the Riz. 1 ~mg conslructwn or th• park nulhnns of AmeriCans crowded btghway• and byways in O'Neal, 41, a deeply reliious ' Galli li Swirny do so at the of the Oh10 State UmverSJ1y l varsity of "0" at Ohio Stall er Go, on East Maln-st In m 1!162. ; ~arc I! of Fourth of, July weekend fun. Experts sai~ traf- man who noll her drank, to~."» fromm~o~ ~~ July i Law school, member ol the a_nd the OSU Alurnm Associi011 J>omeroy. Mr. Karr said the now ' ltc accidents may ktll as many as 570 persons and tnJure smoked nor swore, could cllange (DST p.m .. Ohto State Bar Assoc.tat,Jon, the t10n 1• 1 cam , 1 Arnencan · · . re are thousands of others. I - - --- to murder if the 21-year-old susBar Assoc1ailon and 97 Buckley was rushed to Meigs Class :;!~~ va:!ble at the ! A United Press International ed 14 persons killed In traffic peel, Carl Norman, dtes, Nor- The second mstructor's course , the Meigs County Bar Assaria- ! Mr Crow ~as ~ Feder~l Bur~nedral hos~lill by emergency 1 he n top~ ~ park count at t0:30 a.m. EDT show-: accidents since the holiday be- man was In critical condition at will be g1ven at the GalhpolJS tion, a member of the Ph1 Del- eau of lnvestigallon specutl II• 1940 1 squ• men were, he , pas ave soon. lgan Friday night, The break- ~ Los Angeles County General iPool July 12 to 16 from 7 to 10 ta Phi Legal Fratermly, was enl from to 1915 and II ':~rio The accident occurred There are electric circuits down: Hospttal wtth bullet wounds 1n p.m. daylight savmgs lime, president of hiS semor l•w class presently a member of the soa , ,a,m for 50 camp slles. The . Traffic , , _,,,,,,,,, 74 the chest, arm and hip. ' Those mterested in 1ak,ng these at Oh10 State in 1940 and is cur· Clety or l'orrner Agents of tht Details of how IS on over tOO acres of • ;Drownings '""""""" 1 _Poll"'' said Lt O'Nealop•· -- J courses may con1act Mrs. Seal- rently servin• '"special roun. :FBI. He is pre~ident of tht ]Miscellaneous """""'" 2 lire on Norman with an,, , ly, 1•el for the olf1ce of Wilham R Pomeroy Bowling Company, 1n)llred wer• not avatlabl•. Pomeroy Chief o Total __ , , ,, _ n 1malic pistol Friday as tile , , •Saxbe, attorney general of the I member of the legal firm ,fl Pollee Jed Webster was , , I The National Safety Council youth was being led down a Mrs. Scally was assiSted w1th stale ol OhJO, Crow, Crow & Porter 1n Pojlif &all~g the Incident chairman, Introduced Mr, I Issued the predlcied death toll hallway of the West San Fer- !he swunmmg mstructJOn aJ Jhe 1'he new commission member roy, chairman of the board :'l f Buckley, an employee for John ;:.erner, r•cen~y 10• IDJDUDl Ibefore the start of the 711-llour nando Valley station of Los An· ~lddleport pool by Mtke Lloyd, graduated from Pomeroy Htgh !directors of Downie-Gross, b)c,, oil (\Ompany, reportedly lh pres nt, was Inc arge , weekilnd period which began geles police here, Norman was ! an Mullen and Ronme Hi?dy school in t933. While attesding director of the Farmers tained, th• Injuries when a e buamess sesswo, BASS LAKE, Calif. IUPJ) -~last night at 1 p.m. local t1rne arrested in a roundup ol rnolor- ' v,, unteer helpers were Lmda PHS he was on the All-South- & Savmgs Co., and Pori.!!l't be wal worl\tng on blew up, lleatb Methodist church worn- l'lu• tiny resorl communliy,_ lo- and runs to midnight Monday cycle and auto club members and Mrs. Don Mullen . .,, ·n Oh1o roolball team I V11lage solicitor for • aervin8 the dinner cated high In the rugged Ster· The firnl holiday victim re- suspected ol drai!f!in O'Neal's e swlrnmmg awards !patch· three years and also on the All· from 1945 to the present, , ' Bess Sanborn, Mrs. ras, was armed to !be teeth 14> pol'led wa• Mose D. Blanton, •19-year-old duuhter into a pn '• pms and t-erllftcalesl were SEO Cage team for three years. a former village of S · j S!1811i!ler, Mrs, T. A, Riley, day and ready to spend the 50, who was killed when a pao- 1•ate home Tuesday and raping ~=Jded by lit< Me•gs County Crow won 12 letters in high Isolicitor. "t J Knight, Mrs, Wilson holiday, II necessary: llgh!Jng ,ener train rammed his car at ' her. ~·oss and Middleport-Porn- school lor playing football , bas- Other organizations ofii -~ Garnet Entsminger, off an expected mvaSJon of till> an Atlanta, Ga., crossing •nd m; ,.,.,.,,....,,..,..,.11_ _ eroy otary Club, ' ketball and baseball He was' Mr. Crow is a member ' groups, dragg~ it ~ quarter , mile. SATELLITE BEACH, Fla. president of his high school Pomeroy Gun Club, the , We re rea~y lor tha _punks, Blanton s Wife wa' Injured. I olaso all lour years. and White Cluil or Ohio Uilit· but they w~n I show ~p ,, the! ' Pollee, Issued warnings and (UPU - Trtlillrt blllllen Crnif attended Ohio Univer- SJty, the Board of ~ k~ow what • good for them~ ftelded as many officen ae_ pos- =·~ ily in 1933-:M, was a member Carleton College in Syr ',,, , .;"'",."; 1 sa~d Mader~ County Sheflff S Sible to control the lradiiKmol l ther today llop~Dl! to add lo , o1 the Ohio Stale Univeraitv the Meigs County l'ioneer ·W Johrt Parsons, state Deputy Wllham Helm, , flood o! weekend ncauoners. I lllelr lad of more lbao 3,101 varsity football team during th~ Historical Society, mem~ .:OI -dlrteblr of the Ohio Helm spoke from a special poaods o1 sll>er wortk 11 1935-36-31 seasons, on the Ohio Ga llipolis Lodge, 101 of EduCation, com~ang : " ·established at Ifill "'·"'· Slste basketball team for two Gallipolis Golf club, F.O.E,; ' representativeo of Funeral servlc.. lor Arnold n::~ y ~:~~~ w~en A spokesman for llfaloEIJbt Funeral service3 for Freda , year~ and receiv_ed honorable iJ, Pomeroy, Beta Theta ·, ~~:e:~~=lon Francis Durst 48 who died g ~ed he th I tll H II' ()o,, lllc., ancl TreiiUh Salv· Carl Bratt who died Saturday menlion AII-ArnerJCan for foot- social fraternity, and a, diJiC. the state survey has been day evening ai his residence on refc dre ~ e e 8 ";"' ~ on lao,, IDDIJJaoetl Friday morning in Holzer hospital fol- ball in 1931, Crow is a member tor of the Pomeroy ~ leted Pml St. ID Middleport, wlll be ge ~ '::'ere ~...,:; m~torc2:,! D, .J oUver botlloa cakn w•lgblllj!, lowing an opera lion alter sev- of the National Football Fou"' !Continued on page 2) :~ • , 5 1111 p Mr.'Parsons reviewed the Monday at 2 p m at the P · P ~,.·~ ponncla apleee ancl more eral weeks illness, will be held , , : port on lite Melp county r•lruRa,Kwllngs Cosio home !:It weekend at thla popular re- . NEW The third an- lban 35f yean old composed Tuesday at to am, at the Raw.1 :·' : solldallon ourvey slep-by' with the Rev, Clyde Bartlett the An ell ' blamed ,nual .'?'· Bryant Day will be , lito balll ollbe llad. lings Coats Funeral home with ' with .local I!Chool officials. Burial will be In f he 'I ~ rlbt8 celebrated Were on -luly i un. , "' th• Rev. Howard Ruppel! offi''ffi , Porn ervle , tery or motorcyc • c u Of .spoDSQrship ol the Volunteer i' ·-" " "" "'-''• ciating, Burial will be in lh• eroy, He ·, Wor,ld War I tlllaLcl ouNt-HI':"o ":..ks Fire '<lepWIIJ111t ' ! Mound Hill cemetery, Gallipolis, a """'""• , ,, rumors c cu Thjo C<!lellhtlon ts bekl on· She was born in Cheshire • ". ·'"::ii five f:.O litcd that 111 olhei' Jndtorqcle nually In' of Dr. j ,' the daughter ollhe late Cl1arle; A $1,500 d?nation has been made to , General' ~~~-Purple Heert. !"ere plann~l,,lil rend~ R, F. BrY,ant, ' longtime phy·' •nd Ronie Boice cart Her huB- Ia! hosptt~l, 1t was announced today by Admillisti vou here, · ' ~~ of New Ha!eD who baa band, How•, ai 10 preceded her Charles Rideout E~=~and ~~~was Prece:' In . , iided the COipmundy tn Ito in death. I Mr. Rideout re~ealed the contribution to tl)e Dl\-ll Mr-1 b) and ve)ojnnent throtljlh His CIYIO • James E. Mumaw, 74, of Min· She waa a Ulember of the county-qwned faclhty was made by Mrs, Esther , · t);o' actl•IU•s l'llr mllll)' YJ!lfl' go Junction, passed •I'•Y. Middleport First Presbyterian Edwards. , three brothers, _ · , -. , ; · f Ire department · members the Ohio Valley Hospjtal church, Sevt!1'8l cousins surMrs. Edwards, according to Rideout , made the are 1 to and Jan, all of n said lhere:·.'jVI\1 be I~ ~""""" Steubenville at nopn 'friday, vive. Friends may call at bution, following a tour of t -- ---'-~__:;::::_:.:: end 11 slslePomrs, Mn, , ,P W ~· islliiUioolat .~, ?~~w Haven. Grade He was born at Syraeuse, funeral home anytime. tbe··~d hospital this ' Asa Brat~Wry, eroy; ' .ach , ~ ~arltly of limes of John and Mar)' Ann weekJ"'' I Columbus; tM phlldri!it In the aftl!rnoon. lck Mumaw. He Is ,( iitember ol the board I, Mrs: Edwards bas been flrellilrks.at tO p,Jii, " by his \Vii• Eva· 1 '. Arcident Reported 1ng wtth ller mother and , ' , Mrs. Joe and On Twp. Road 143 Beach, Fla., friends and rellltlves ..., n. Mumaw, all bl The Me••s County tho·~ board of trustees ol Is the slater of .,.,.p ,u..atl'll J"-~' '" ..-., and Cecil 'Brlllblhir,)1t. 1 ter , Ml " AililailliDilt ... · w.,..on; • sa Department investliated 1 one- Mi~l Heart Institute, abe EVeffifiO' • ,S 1 1 Praised SwiRl· I.n I I lS Adults may Notes' JULY 4th! • 'MHI~IG1'0N Activities of 1 SAIGON tuPI) -, U.S. and Wletnamese l!lanes killed VJ~t Cong guernllas in 160 sortiP.B 111 South Viet Nam Friday, a U.S, military spokesmao reported today, The announcement followed disclosure that ten U.S. servtcemen, seven Marines, two soldlei's and an Army helicopter crewman, were wounded tn scjttered ground fightmg yesterday. 1 The spokesman said the U.S ed to attacb on truck convoys Force estimated Its pilots in Cornmmuot North Viet Nam, 1k1Ued 180 Viet Cong in 108 sor- Eleven jets 11om tho llircraft agamst the rebels and that carrier Oriskany destroyed four Vietnamese air forco kill- trucks and damaged several "' 50 in flying 52 sorties. more In three strikes south of The ~eaviest communist loss Hanoi was m Phu Bon Province in the , In the only major eround aecel.tral highlands 200 IT' i I e s lion reporled today, the Viet northeast of Satgoo where FIOO Cong fired 'l/ Bimm mortar Supersabre jets killed an esli· shells at the Can Tho airfield, mated 100 Red>, 80 miles iOUthwest of Sllidon U, S, military spokesmen aald early this morning. 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