https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27db2dc9cc031ca043b3b1c2238c46ae.pdf e4f790841ae098e26b09bf9c783dc613 PDF Text Text '' '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. 'l'l1e barrag~ a1r action early today wac limit- caused no casu&llies or damage, 230 FREE GIFTS 0. SHOP SATURDAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS ' I For all men's and boys' sun & fun time sportsw~ar at N. Y. Clothing! Don't forget we have SJlOrls and swtm wear for the ladies, too, ' ,. New York Clothing H~\,fse CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 5:r,'H:l; ';:;~ . ' SAl.~ AT k-~ J~aERS, POMERoY ' . . ., ' . - , I•DC!Ir)h , a Of a mlle ly o · ospltal, r. of the Middleport corpoo 11\d, , Friday at ~ .<'1\!!lrlbutor, now a said Frank denl' 'of 'N"" Y~""' 'City Mi&till fila,, . •' �"f ' " , '" ., • . t ' ~. f ,. •-~a t " ' .. '• ~ I ' ~ l r ' : ll. '>' ' .. .. · I il :, ' 'I'' ,. ,-.~ere o~ 'T''h U t ln • .I ~ • ee I l ur ::-..::.:.::.::-~ .::.:, v· • L' lVe Mzshans r Ill ~r, :ero~~mson, ° Holle~ ci::: ~ seniora bl the from clan of Nineteen 19115 were gradusted the Holzer Hospital School ol NurSing m cereiiiOI)o •es held at Galtia audltortum Fr•day nJaht beto! an audH!IIce of 100 11 friends paren ' 11ono the •mpreS>~ve =: lfrttbet:::-1 I ~· ~ interlere-1 exercises were preSided over poSI e care and by John E Halliday Wayne B the Individuality of Fosler, gave the greeting to the w are tick. class, and Mlss Loretta Ford, ReTl1te J invocation wu aJ.ven by presented the class, with Dr oseph Chapman, and tbe grantmg the diplomas l' d 0 0 \ tate~ 2~ dee~ded ~ymg a~ther ~slw~: f~r unsaf~o;n Jipe~ 10~u~har.[fteld ""*'" ~ ,J!jl Ne~ I o/'~~n~~~x ~~~e (rOW Named contro~sed :lover;~ dam~~. '~~ Me~gs ~ ca~e!~tv2etn and ~~~~raclea I ~ comfort~ble ~ eff~~:ial 1 ~ddle ".:;:t "" • • • .,. ·~ """~ "'" ~o '" • " "_.I• •~ """ ~"" '~'"'" "' ' ""· """' ' "'·to - - - ,.. lllreaP under rush·hour tral A wheel of a car dnven w"'t St (lair Htll, Orpha Htll wounded in batUe tr ol the s1xlle! lc Friday umpmg one car and lb\ Clmlon ll Conger, 71 Ew Un1ted State• ol AmeriCa, Ease- accident durl.. the flnl all But I lound a dllbollcal coposolbly two mto the nood 11\gton, flipped a stone [ h t ment IAtart months a1 th• y in Ma atition of Madison Avenue and River One mHn I the WindShield nf a c:r Nora B Gorham, Carl y ' sian Borneo Detroit has "" made tlie h!gbwas wn dead and pohre fiVen east by George Bnce Gorham to Uruted Slates oi l Dens Healey reported today way• iato junglea Wild anlmall f•a:ed u:;or• Ylcttms m1ght ho 42 Lakewood and broke u , l!asemenl, IAtart. H..Jey, In a written reply !AI now •talk tbe black-top trails, un er Inns of cnnmle and I wenty four other srresrs re Edna E Shields to United 1 query iii tlie Boa ef Com- Mustangs, 'n;en 11114 Wild· beams hur by the patrol Included Slates of America, Eaoement, mons added !hat n":e service- cata patrol tblllllel ud OlbrU 11 Itom lves •n the nver bot i lnd 0Y " l Ll'lart aJoncteeln the•with Tbe Cited rooay lor39pasElkhart .,; Earl R Roblnaon Bmha o men dead are miSslng 8 nd be eved sllther waterwaya swol~ansas ~lruck I "~ ~~-:,:·' I~Jrle~ u... brld~t Tho ts called the Kalf 181 Avflllle Bridge It was pari ot • Widely used lhoroughJare that runo through downtown To peh ·-~- fMl DAILY SENTINIL DIVOT II, ro rNtniSl .:,os -..so,. ana ..:..:, o~ Hendr~eks, Fl~twoodl ~ • ...::: .:· Oblo • - _..., --... ~ "'" .._, ,_, .=-:, ~rtv· ••• v.,. '"' ••• ~ ''::% ,_ .,.,.,,,. ., ~ua ,..,-:,~:!,."'; ::: ~ =._..,:. =:.- .... . . ..... N. . ~tA I ~~ I':.'&'? =,:.: ~,;ghtSalts~!e ~ 1~~ ~ Edna ~' "•:,:"' "~"::'..:::.':::0" ::> .:-:: for~~ ~t~ r,'l ~1 10 = .r."": Porno~ ~~orMia 0 .... motltno · - " •·-... Hospital N ewB I!N'l1!llED HOSPITAL Among those wh entered :r.er hoapital boura were p:t 1 IIIII, Rt 2 Galli mu •' land Dale llan7 F. 'Harrell, ~the ° path~~!Ins ~· C<Jib.: "'a~ ~ha ~IIIIa~ ~ "' . .11. tile • ... aeeardln w":""...:: '14 ch. aae. ~ R~vdle I Pa~'<el, ;::,bury l Sa:~bStall s -:;r;:. .":.:: ::~,:,: t!n':;i 1 t!~ R8~'m~~ett, JMII . l\lllh~ ~~· ~endal 1:amCI8~•=e C. lur~ and' 11 ~· ~ !kot:::"..i.. approslmate~n land ~act. .~ ~c- ~ lfat-;~"-Jl ~,!! - tllellt:.~ . . . ~~ ~ C th~ ·~1811 ,'Ja~ ~nd ~ v~l,el,i~,I,t:,Qer· =;.plar·~~:~~Jt~~:~l~ W~llnt8n ::,.tr:.~,.f =~ : L f.,..j :·.:tiMtJ·81mi*fl1i, ~t- ~ 111f11t-. ;f 9;1 \. MU ~ ~· ·~~:~=~ ~liiiD ~ad i(II-IIH - "'" ..............,.,.._ .............................. -~ Lo~er - » 2 ~ ~10 4~ smal~ ~ally I drubb~d An~eles Wmne~ I Middleport, syracuse, open secondpeewee Tournament I 6 4 1 6 5 4 5 3 4 7 5 ,500 Mr and Mrs Fred Rice were 5 .353 m Lancaster Sunday !AI attend :J I \ n/r~gs :~ 1&ut~8r e1 Johnso.~ I ;p~~~!pe:h::• ~~ !~n· II ' At Ch eshIre • I th~rd cro~d D~rector 1 ~lth SHOP TONIGHT ~tove UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX Dd S YOU MEET THE Bom ber Win I ' NICEST PEOPlE ON A 11-5 Friday HONDA Chesh~re ', s Cl ast outhern ub p COncie'• leadoll bUill lin-. !1'01111· Diddle, p•lchlng hiB ate. ~ Wlll)a'a clut~ of the season up 11 hits mcludng I rc:,,;~~:~, ~~Mlddle~ from · ~.~=: I::;:~; Hawk's Cycle Sales ~::~1~~:~~:~~~::~~£ :~~:~~s llout" SOA & 331 1 Mil• lllorlt\ of Aftlent Open_ 9 to S Man fhurt Sat. 9 tG I Tu11 Wed Fr1 lY 2-1464 Athonl 0. an stncken mt.stmal Wlth mflam Lopez was the E FUe and Tom Vaughan a mtesbnal mllammatton Wednes- pJay after the force, and Ab die and Crow Umpire Guy amgle apiece day durmg a doubleheader w1th Profitt brought another ln w1th Guinther, plate For the Bombers Workman Kansas C1ly a deep sacrdice fly to center. PONY STANDINGS had a two-run round-tripper and l_;;.;.,;;;;ii..:,..........,iiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiii...ii ble • 'II.J.\l p tch, and an 1 Bai;· \db!Jblea-..Wmed Johnson Greg Jngelo then senera ,\, • worked Jlim to a ground out, and taltlled the aide S. iiOunt, then doubled Into left m the bottom of the center ttcorlllll cande and tielrle to tske the VICtory since both : 71 14-5 Winner Chesh~re --~-~ ~flee ~/!· ~ K~rk Fr~da) OSSt~olntlemyreool9~) ·.~(J..I..o~·Joi'~ ~ Squeak . ' p ' I omeroy ~rge ' I I Reds T H }d Ironton Camp I before ~ugust I are ehg•ble I from Knotty Pme Frtday I for the tournament ] l 9 10 Ilenge mght to capture the $1 000 Inv> ~x- N~ ~!h thanNo team mav have more \ U y ' tat mnal trot at Sctolo Downs. 15 playm nor less than On a heavy track m a ram - ~etr~~l ~ •if~ ~e•ved freshlnenl~ • an~ ~ CALENDAR 10 5 ~ames SOCIAL * 1~ 3 .231 the openmg of the Methodist R k S JULY nge wtlt : : 0c 1 .600 Camp Servtees They also Y/8.;r: p m In- \ :• on Sh 16 2 .500 ttedMrs MadgeChenowethand ,meet1 ur at'.. nducted by derMry I,F oshc · 12 on 1ls roster All play••• A tryout camp w1ll be con storm Great Pleasure owned 1 357 son, LouiS \spec •on WI 11 co lw'' an ooren ree an must get mto the game by bat· dueled by til< uncmnau Reds by McKmley of Washmg3 0 3 .333 Nannette and Sherry Sl)lllh Vlrg•l Atkm• county deputy snd Iii Kreutzer ll31 and Cam•lll tmg once or pla)mg three outs al Ironton on July V ton Court House Oh1o and Har· 1 1 1 ,60Q iof Mansheld spent lwo weeks the cook•n& and sewmg con-\ Loser- Agutrre (9 3) HR-Kreu - - - - - - and Saturdav July 10 at Bet>ch ry Vallery of waverly OhiO, 3 1 0 .666\ Wllh Mr and Mrs Bruce My Itests will be held Refresh· Agmrre Sherry 16' Noschwttz Iwood Stadmm Startmg time " and drtven by Klfk paid '6 40, 1 0 1 .600 ,ers and family. ments Will be selVed I (81 and Moore, Freehan l8) IS 9 8 m accordmg to an announce- :J;l50 and $3 20 10 wmnmg by 1 3 1 .2501 Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk JULY 13 Kreutzer (1 3I and Camilli I men\ by Farm D~rector James t.o lengths Wampum WaJ 2 3 2 ,571 and sons of McConnellsvtlle re Chesler Counc•l Daughters of Losor - Agmrre 19-3) HR M McLaughlm I 1 1 6 ,117 cently spelll a weekend wtth iAmer•ca wtll meet Tuesday at i Kreulzer llstl The tryout camp w•ll be open A of 47lt wagered 1178 735 to boys between the ages of 16 2 1 4 ,166 Mrs Letha Wood and other rei 8 P m There Will be mstalla 3 2 1 .375 at•ves lton and all olftcers are urged New York 002 4f0 801-16 21 I land 21 years of age 1 0 3 200 I Mr and Mrs Roger Hines to be present and wear white B Clncmnatt Reds Scout Gene ,.--.-....,_,_,_=,_=-t • land daughters of Galhpolts and Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES aiJO"J.nd T-1112m9ano Bennett 1ft cooperation 4 Mr and Mrs Willard Hines of WI 11 meet m regu1ar session Loser-Morehead HRs _ Gene James Ironton Dowson, Martin, Waltm, no Avtr19ft v .., ( . • Forrest Showalter, Mrs Jane Pomeroy spent Sunday wtth Tuesday at 7 45 p m Repoz !2nd I Howard '2nd I Re,eatlon Dept Will be '" 1 Smtih and Rev and Mrs Ray Mr and Mrs Charle• Woode _ Pomeroy walloped Cheshire of the Camp Warne Mrs Ida Knight has returned Luci Johnson Happy by a 14-5 margm In fri.COunty •1 qpant• must brmg their 0 The Chester 4-H Boys CiubJhomo alter spending two weeks Over Conversion \Chicago 000 111:1 000-4 8 o Pony pl:>y Fnday at shoes umform and met Monday evenmg at the With Mr and Mrs Vtctor W1ll l WASHING !'ON UP!\ L Los Angeles 012 0110 20x- 5 11 11 Pomerov hitters were Larry other mcidental eqmpment and "' home of Btll Allen Cake Ice of Canal Wtncheater ( - UCI\ Horlen W•lhelm t6> Ftsher 1Walker w1th a home run dou \should report to either M1 Ben - - -..... cream and kool atd were 'aerv- Mr and Mrs Johnny Newell Bames · never happier (71, Locker •31 and Martm ble and smgle Bob Burdette nett or Mr James ed by Mrs Allen of Columbus openI the we<!kend 10 all my hfe about becommg Chane<" Lee 161 and Rodgers a smgle and double Danny Ab- legmn players must brmg a MIDDLEPORT, 0. By Allell Mr and Mrs Roy ChriSty w1th Mr and Mrs Hobart New- 8 Roman Catholic today was Wmner-Lee 15-41 Loser- Wil- oil a home run smgle and dou note from their Leg1on coaches M rs Richard Bartoq and Mrs Letha Wood viSited ell Other VISIIOrs were Mr embarked on 3 weekend of eel- helm I f-4> HR-Skowron !lllh) ble M1kt Young, two smgles, granung !hem permiSSion lo her lith btrthday Tom double 1 m the tryout camp n , evm , entertained oa on Sunday at the Veterans ho&- and bMrs Clair Newell of Co- ebrattng The Prestdent's younge r d JT1tus, If B s 1smgle d Tand Sa "parhc1pate ________ ....,..__.-.. 8Tuesday evemng with a fare- pita\ m Chtlhcothe Wllh Marton 1urn US d an e ur an om rver, '' well party honor of Rev Wood Mark Hawhk, McCondnellsvtlle :sas abapt•;:, 0 gefS COre each a smgle 10 warne several SP5 Jerry Cleland and laml· IS VISiting and Mrs Ray IS gran parents, marked her btrthday Frtday by WhFor t Cheshire h h d lhll Queen I Cand d Wood nd M Leth M mce were anP re- ly are spendmg a month w•th rs a a r an e eac a • smg e oopwere setll'ed by tile Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mrs Leslie Hawk JOmmg the Roman Catholic er a tnple Darst two smgtes hosts to Mr ' and Mrs Char· They are enroute to Germany Mr and Mrs Mrs David Ko- faith In a prtvate baptismal and Bibbee a double and "" lea Bissell and children, Naomi from Fort Hood, Texas. lblentz were Sunday aupper cemenony at St Matthews Ca gle David •Ill! l!,obby, Mrs. OnS Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen guests of Mr and Mrs Law- thedral near the White House Ielf Burt went the route [or Gaul, Mis Sargent, Mrs \and Btll spent an evenmg Wllh\rence Smllh NEW COACH Pomeroy •lnle Moody and !'yo Buel Ridepour, Mh HQ!IrY lllr and Mrs Charles GoegleiD The Dodger• scored In every shared chores on the mound Eichmger aruU,aura Jelln, Mrs. ahwilamlly, Flatwoods RECAU.. FAUL ST LOUIS >UPI - Robert 1mnmg but the second to defeat for Mp~l Van Meter, Mr aGd Mr and Mrs Pete Elberfeld CHICAGO (UP! - 'nle Chi· W Greenwood, recently ap- lhe Hamsonvtlle Bombers 11 S1 - - --See The Mra Olear D•lllnger, Mr ami atid .M•ke spent the weekend In cago Cubs Friday recalled ponied assiStant basketball Fr~day m Pomeroy Boys' teag LOPEZ RELEASED Full Lint Mrs Nat Carpenter, Julia and Columbus w•th Mr and Mrs p•tcber Bill Faul, 2S from coach al Washmgton UmverSity ue play KANSAS CITY Mo lUPIDavld, Mrs Lena PO!ller, Mrs Raymond Elberfeld the Salt Lake City farm club was named head coach, replac Joe Welker paced the wmners Manager AI Lopez ol the Chi At ..• Bradley Pooler, \!tckle a n d Recenl v1s1tors of Mr and and optioned pmch hitter Harry mg the outgoln& Charles Smtih wtth a grand slam home run and cago Whtte Sox was released .., smg 1es w 11e uc anna s, Fnday from St Luke's Hospital Rhe•, ¥r• Freda Miller, .)Irs Mra. Frank Gaul have been Br•ght to the aamt club 11 wso announced Fr1day h Ch k H h also of the Dodgers, had e solo where he was helng treated lor d ' ~the * Demoakey (p) • , , , . , • , . , • 16 8 Conde 17 6 lngtll (p) .... : : :: ' : , : • , : . 13 3 Johnson . , , , , .•, , , . . 10 6 B.Lewia , ........... ... 20 10 Ault 14 5 Routh '' '· ·' '' '' ·' ' · ·' 15 5 Howley .. ·" · '"" ·" 5 3 D. Lewis , .. " .. " 12 8 Whit• . .. . "' 15 9 hll I "," , 4 1 I (p , , , , , , , 1 4 Smith . . . . . . " 17 2 ·' ' ·' '' ' '' ·' 13 St-rl , .. , ', , .. . •, . , ', 6 Warner , , ., , . . , . : 2 Rict JI• New york on Race Issues ~11 Socl tr n li T -.:.. d C 0 ce ~Jetture in South ~ ng~ U ~a Pbllad~=CCI Chester 'ety Not'"S :::= .. .., toward ,._ thetr ....,.. m WIWkln« turtle pat- = C:::~ ~rna: ~- =::::::::::::.:•=~=-F-- ~ufer, Gar~ alldellll~· H~-= ~ Ie,~ !:~~:r McKni~ht, Ill' United Praa· donee showed po11et lack 01 curv• Wtlltam D Dav ';' Robm!OII to United 91818 o1 and Barracuda,. HaUl aild llenrJ TOber!, Oak HIU, A pollee eoritmlssloner In 8 1 44; Amenca , Easement LeLirt :•ddloport Thomas K•ng' ment Salisbury 'nlunderbirds In the air 1{: Aberta, Well- New York !eden! judp 1112 omeroy Woodrow w ·,.:. D J Morgan MorpD hie McKn!Btn to 8 above Nowhere li tftei'e AJ1C1rs Jeflen, Louisiana llli!tllred ollicert , and Ruger l Jefie'l'. to Tru•tees M Oblo, 812 acre of uary Even In upPet tfaca are OD racial prejudice J'r\llay, • cfuiy II tG enforce dtll of SyraciiSe, Phtlhp d1st O..rch, 11• acre, Chater. Bessie to' State ol found Comets, Jrleteor1,111d Slat Havens'w..d: w Va VIncent L. Bnt4eriek, Ne equally, but tltey did not Cltd W Middleport n d Charlos E Clark, w Ohto Ea!II!IJIOlll fiRS. Mrs Louella M ' City's new 119lke up to It," lhe judJ!t " 8 ed Mmes rl, Racme all c1t Clark to State ol Ohio, 13 acrf, Ethel Nei!OII tWilftam ft. SP,aced sl•, told 1111 olllcef• t e•gs county court July !lallsbury llHn lmoren atl Is reat stop" -apart 011 roll4e Ha ' kyw' lnd' Bll!llllt barflorin8 ].'rejudlet I! I a I , clemonatra tor 1 J':mfa•ture to file re(!lstralton Frallk Markina, Pearl Mari· ftbiift;,rl e an, p ' are the motelt alld · Is ney, est Uberty, Ky, waft! NtsrOes, Puart6 Rlcaiil apfn Friday m 1 Cited ; 49, Oregon, o, ms to Marvm L Schramm, OJ<. Thomas H Wells Irene 1'1' Us which appear lo olfer Pl8CIIAROED oilier minOrity 11'\lUP' and Ch!eago Men' 11 for passma at at S Schramm, lit Acres, Sa· to lllll Dll)' Ellis' DaJ !16 sanctuary from tbe \leiila 'P tf • "gil out rlsht now" and wbltll ' Alban • ayne Ztgler, 37 tern res ScipiO ' ,' tpe post road; but here we • en In one If lbe downtowa Me1gs court Juty l C C Cuclller to Wilbert R Ma!He It !Awtlier deli. to encotdft tilt iJhdlr a blazfna - . 9, H Beck, I Clonch, Dorotlly M. Cloncfl, 1!J Evans A Rutherlnrd l!lblabetn It uri= only lllddenl etgs juve acre Salisblll'}' Jordllll Aflid .. T Colo ...- 10C111 _. trfv.. " , • 'two wbjle men In-.rnt a pi"'" · • 17 01 1e court for no opera! ii- I ........1 H I I . .. rillS. m- lm.ilidePI 1111 bittllect II alall "" Mrr trucK ..... "'"' 1 censo s l Olllo, """' • e aw Sallsillf!'t. ey to tate of bia!vans A ..!.. ' """ll*'fd demt& locll (; Edna A Smtlh, 48orHemMa gl llattens the billfold For• 'If ""'' 'l'llamal, at, a eroaslnthe, No .., , rove, cited llfetgs c-ourt I William I S ell A...._ I' ' g t a flle&l, of wblt:ll the IIIP' !lid Slhith, '; • ' ' July f ''"' mufller by(l8! C 1s tt to S " ' -u Jo Rutherfar\1 !AI Ellzibeth Jor- 1100 1s the •lze alii! II( D Cmltp, 30, \,te".. tate of Ohio, 11 acl'f, Jordan, 233 acres, the ' five dollllr bill n;qoijf«< 'to 11911, D:,t!,!uvemle for 110 ope;ator•ll Wilham A Lambet' Rofll M .., 0 •· buy II Lambert ' • ""'' "e man "' inp tlji! slf.i of ~~ narf.&tl,ara aD 'JI Vlr&lf Jutb, fr, Gantpolfa acres ol Ohio, 211' State Of '.187 lett, Sill'- requlnd toJ!jlf, llli stlllltJf.; :1:;111 Deck 1 M. bn:.and Irene to to ftte of Olift, !ale- llatt ol Ofil~, parcel, Sllfabury, ~per Hambiii:Jel')', Iii • tJ4nlo ~ and tillS, ~::...":'": •nte""'1~0~es~y ..,'Z::"::' ,~"' ....,,.,.. ""' ro Del::, IJ«rrra'i; Amer~ca ~"k P~llell~~ \ Me~ ~Iter, Line Scores ~ * m~ property T £ gu:~~ rans ers I ;~beth mile~ :u~h ~ann B~enry ~me MO!lt.3SCa~domian, ·Fishing Conditions ai Fair in Oh"10'S streamS ~hiler t~~ Wa~ ~1ft" ,.,n CraSh f B mcl~e eli~ be the • : &real 111?, New • York kJrnl lD major eaguet. reputalloll that' aportscaster, and a fDrDl8l' PI· Tb who bat~tllllil Wtnfl~ld fo~ C~lumb oma~ ~ delphia With !~) Mi.ss Martha Brown, presJ. dent of !he class, apoke, and the class wat welcomed IniAl tho alumm by Mar Sue W . Mr Mttlyn Joss 1 Jed by Mrs. Rosa ' aa lwi'PD' los A reception' folio "" exercisa and wed the is Hall ' wu beld fl DIY• ~; Tl~e !to"x.:~~ed ~~~ Mcliul~e ~~; lh~ee st~n ~ J Ge~ald ~ul ~ ~~mer ~ Ang~: Wash~g ~to F:l~ay't I Mlnnes~ta I ' Urban A Cornett 59 Gall• o- City down 3 10 p m , Ben E H0lze c us Dr hs Cited Jut a for s Cool down 3 45 am r, chief IS , E 28 c r- 1Woods down 7 a,; to Connie Brlddicl: Cited toda for .. e ny, Kanawha River I r a Karen Brown Pat.Beaver C peedC tOdi B down Marmet 6 10 terson, who lied lor scholastic Mrs Thomas Scally, el g s llill, Nancy Pickens Robert today t' y, ?'1 IW H Shaver Jr down honors Comrty Red Cross Water Safe Pte ens, Judy Roberts' Roberta les (, Rhodes 4 t5 p m , 0 F Sheare award IS presented by the ty Chatrman and Sw1mmlng In· Teaford Dallas llill, Jean Pat.0 US Inn Clled toda 'h ed mg down Wmfield 10 p m r Gallia County Medical Society struf;lor at the Mlcldleport Mu- terson and Dellble Gilkey dmmg while down 1\mlle)d 1 15 p.;. Recetvmg a frog patch. for WA1tRLOO, N '{, <UPI)-At 8 The award for the best all ·8- nlclpal Swlmmmg Pool, as eph Samuel G • bo E Bowles down ! 10 1round student went to Karen nouoced the students who have the Begmner 111 were Vtckl least live persOII!I were killed 1 43 N c , Cited w.dne'::' a m Beaver down Wtnftefd 3 _I BroWII Paller!Oil The award Is compleled the var10us Blankenship, Edwin Cross, Car· today and 30 Injured wbell speed Charles L 23 ,45 am L Fleore up Wmfteld made possible by the Hnlzer mmg levels and who have re- Ia Ftsher, Walta Mllzle, Sandra Greyhound bus collided with aa lialhpoiiS, Cited Wednesda • for • 20 a m Clime group t'€/Ved thetr awards Roush, Veroon Roush, Jenelle automobile on tht rain-sUck delecttve muffler and Thy I The commencement addre» Recelvmg the Red Cross Cummmgs Barbara FISher New York State Tllruway aear \ Temple SERVICE SET was delwered by the Very Rev- sumer Award Pms Jackie Su; Carsey G E Gw ' here 23speed Juty us, Ctle 1 Funeral servtces lor Mrs Don. rend Mons1gnor John C StaUB· and Certdicatea Irene ther, Jack Kaun.' Cathy Stste pohce said many of the Two10 convtct•ons in MeiS aid L Cox who died Thursda l ton who mlxmg humor and Barnes, Morton Barnes, dows Carol Fruth Kenny InJured were In ae9DUI GOndl 1 c-ounty court frtday lnctuded l mornmg m Hillsboro will by \senous thoughto heaped pratse beth Blaettnar, Cb1pper Oatley Hof(.;.an V cki Fletcher Mary lion • Arnold E Pope 19 Vmton, l held Sunday at 2 P m at upon the graduates for lhetr Barbara Fultz, Mike Hoffman: Boggs, ' Karen Baley, Jim The bus, With 38 passengers 0 fortetted $2150 bond lor cond• 1 Prospect Methodist Church near succoss and urged them to lol· Mitchell Meadow•. Sonya Dh- Jones Mlchael Braun, D n and a <Inver board, waa bead· twnal speed and Eldon (. Hillsboro Friend• may call at I low m the path of h1ghest ser hager, Dav1d R1dgeway, J e f Silvers ed for Boston from Chl.ago II burn 48 Middleport, hned $10 1the Miller Funeral Home there vtce to humamty Riillleway, Joe was rammg at the time ol the and costs for !allure !AI atop m until f1 a m on Sunday when In the course of his renunb Scott Van Vranken, John Tadpole patches were a accident, police aald. 11 assured clear dtstance I the body will be taken to the he stated that tbere appe.ared Riley, Beth Vaughan warded to Begmner 11 classes 1'he bus overturned a re01 A trustee of the Coun lhttllng embankment Patrolman c L Russell who church lessOIL'I to be teamed from the Wngbt, Clillord Alllley' Including Stanley Braden, Ketth suit of the collision three mUea lv Commumty lmprov•ment erale was mod was InJured when shot by a pat1enb who are being treated, Baker, Pamela Buck, ' Ashley Steve Yonker, Susan west of thts Senecl County Corporation member of Melgs ll!:llyson recet\ 1 be car and man tn a stolen car S<'veral JUNE REPOI\T and he urged tile nurses to nev- Gilkey, Mike Hayman, Janetta Patler!IOII, Gayla Roush, Debbie commumty Ambulancea ...,. County Appeals Board of the head co '' ump on the months ago reported back to A report o1 the acllv•tles of McGuffin, Jenny Thabet, Becky !WDIDODed from Seneca lnd SelectiVe Servtce, member of \ A second smgle car duty at the Pf'<( Frtday, the OhiO State Patrol ID the Fultz Jimmie Jeffers, Kathy OntariO counties !AI rusb the lithe Grace Episcopal church IO!lk place on Rt 218 :cr•dent l - . Me•gs-Gallla area for tile roonth Armstrong, Faith Perrm and jured to hospllalt. member of the Pomeroy Alhtet lmne tenths m•les soutt" and · - • ol June show 51 acafent •nvesMaureen Luellen. lr Boosters. " a Kentucky Col 7 a! a P m A ot Rt ltgattons There were 41 In Gal Members of the Beginner l B I T onel" honorary State F1re Pre south by Thomas D ila county and 10 In Mei&s Six: class recmved turtle patches a etnper!IIUl'f\1 ventlon •nspector, past preslllent iMcArthur went out ol con le<!n Injury acctdenll WJth 25 Heresy Holler a concoclllll of groand yok&- mcludmg Lorna Bell, P au I Promised over 4th of the Pomeroy Alumm Assn on a slick sharp curv d trot perSO!lS lllJured SIIVertvllle RD sleak garniShed with a tired Croos, Tam! Hollman, Nancy Sunshine and balmy temper• past president of the Pomeroy loff the left Side hlltln: :n I There were 10 •rrests, 374 Dear Sir: ' tuce leal, a di8COuraged slice Steve Jewell, Steve Pic- lures today pomited fait Downtown Coaches former rail fhere was moderate damwarnn8s ISSued and 511 persom l Willi I lirm con¥lellen thai Dillon, and a piece o! liS, Kenny Harris, Mike Ro- Fourth of July weekend wealbet member of the Pomeroy ltnns I age to the car El ' assiSted Patrolmen pu1 m 154 the dlly of II nol yet sUghtly larger !hat a poker berts, Ricky Tom- lor much of the natt!ln, tht VPI club and the Pomeroy Grange ' A lwo car acndent took pi S E Smllh, W J paol I lind myself baek m and somewhat less deiiCIOUI my Foreman, Cryllal Fruth, reported and a member of the Meigs a! 7:Je pm on Bob M care nu JeanE Mann George iON nllJR l>arkestAppalach••aller-th-icompanied by a cup of ' Kenneth Stewart. Steve Me- Butatldalwavewaminganll County Society for the Promol "k Hd oeven tenths to Thomas E Anderson SEOUL tUPI -Maj Gen er safari mto the worlol of au- I which belles any tslk of Guffm, Charyl Huber, Keith high winds and htdl Frida, tlon and Preservation of Bun :"' HI 35 A car dmen by Paul er:ncy A Anderson, Lots, Porn- Lloyd E Fellenz, the US per-highways, sa.... I bad mlshortaae - and a b•ll for Blankenship, Kathy Baker marred holiday leav!-tating In Frop Edward France, :19, (oallipolts Y Army commander m Japan, ar many yeort o! drl'flntJ, aunwed lbeit part of a dollar Mark Gilkey, Janet Van Vran- IIJme areas The tfilal waVII Crow Is married to the for [met a north hound car dmen l W Batrd, Belly Jane fiVes m Pusan Monda,!: to begin onslaoghto of !be ooce boroe- l One former Army ken, Jell M<>ore, Tony Burkett, warmng '!'llowed an earthqUake mer Eleanor Karr and they by Kellh Edw31d Cotl!ell II rd to Donald J Baird Bob a live day orientatiOD tour ol and. boggy chaulfers ol the was hea,rd to declare "Life Kathy Manley, Kathy Haley, I Alaska s Aleuhan lsllnds have three chlld"n Mrs lin Golhpulos on " •harp curv/ L Ba1rd, Parcels, Che•ler Korea early twenttel, who wen 111 was much more 1111- Cheryl Charyl Hamuna, and was for much ol the West da Beogle, R1<it OhiO um the lei! rear ol the se<ond <ar ange Fellenz will vliit military In- likely !AI caD "pe •, • haw" er der the • Nhu Deal" In Danny DaviS, Blanken- Coast and Hawau. II wao .aUed vers1ty student and1 Carson , c'Uiilded w1th u., lett Side of Dut Neutzhng, dec to Nor- stallat10ns 1n Pusan, Taecu and whoa" 10 an emerlftl")' to nam" shtp, Lisa Herrald, Cathy Han- off later when no unustlal actlvsemor th1s fall at Pomeroy High the first car fhm was mod man Neutzlmg V1rgene Bahr, Seoul during bll lint uoe brake ..,. oteeru111 wheel; Maybe Appalachia Is not nlng, T1DJ Duffy, Clltlckle Foil- tty was noted tcbool 0/ate damae lo !he rrance car Aff1d of 1rans Pomeroy tr1p 1o Korea SIDCe be took the , Sunday <lrivm" of tha ,seventh level after all rod, Carol Barnltz, and Randy ----and shgh1 lo the Colt! ell l'rance Norman Ill Neutzltng dec to command o1 us. ti'IIO!* in Ja- thll1let who wero the fltlll midllironymOUL Houdashelt NOW YOU KNOW Antient Rridue was clled to GalhpotiS uourt Theo Neutzhng, Arlene SwiSh pan m April idle-of. the -road partio1811S the Crawfish rephca awards were 11171 A D a.t elllee .C p I T " .toly 3 for lel t oi cmter er Mildred J Wells Richard lex tsnk pilots of the given to Tony Venej, Mark w _. D ?peka falls Another lwo car accident H Neutzllng, Cert for Trans , BORNEO ilGURE&. Iforty dayt and the hoi J:l)dderl Veney, Ann Moore, Paula Kloes, pell, 117 TOI'I£KA 1\an tl PI - An took place at 5 27 p m on Itt Pomeroy LONDON (UPI) _Six Brttisll ol the llft•es, 1 felt perfectly abGene Humphreys and He1d1 andellltalJ _ , d 01 • streets of Perth I wasn t about tom A car d11ven ea>t by Wall lo lmd out slandmg barely sell Jones 27 Columbus was breathlllj! while the skunk rub makmg " lett turn 1010 the sta hed tts nose against my toes ItO// and a car m back ot him About 30 seconds my dr.ven by Yelton llarughan am mal tne11d lefl 1 was reltev Lolumbus slowed down a tl 11 ed bul st1ll nervnus 1 •as h1t m the 1ear by a car that I needed a beer hefme gn dnven b) D Roush <ill mg room huntmg Bidwell anti Ihe 11n •act forced I noltced • hotel across the the se<-ond car mto1 the hrst street Ahove one door "as a car 1 hct e was heavy damage SII!JI ladles and <' to all c"" Housh hod a corts, above read n, on the lefl hand He was 1 I harged with dmmg while • mens entrance 10 F1gurmg that I couldn 1 qual lomated and for !allu e 10 \f\ 01!her a lady or esco1l Ill assured clea1 1 Lance I t pushed !he men s en I other IDJUI) acuc look ranee open InSide oot too rhare at 9 :lO p m on 325 tenths mile' norll• 'sou lh b A car driVen Grande Yhad ;r1 Ellyson H1o !Continued from out Which ca • ron! !Ire blow page I out oi lhe car to go 1 ol Comm ce fight std and run ofl the ~· Ns ~ ~~ ~llltn I ac::Ho~r 1~ ~. membe~s•:,ar~r"r"tedbyto SWlDIIDIDg Awards are Made . Classes ~ta~ "":a Jr' or T0 Students lD F'lVe D'Ie m . Ae..m h!gh~ ~ ~ 0 the Tri-County League season two-thirds gone, the port Pony (Barons) are undefeated Thirteen ~ Sel,!:lelr~s~1~~;."'~ =!II!bu':~~: ~na 11-r a 1111?" ,~ball Karen Brown patterson Named T~p dow~ H0Izer Hosptta . I Nurse G d ~~~.~ ~.-;:-c:::. ra nate u~ a!Ound I corner Queen down Greenup With of. mutebwldmg appre· lI m ' Pennsylvama up 2 50 I I watched hellllon •• It came closer 3 50 a m Gtlda McCO!ll ran right up to me. stopped, f'lve aCCidents caused slight InJUry to !IIree persons In Mefdahl 4 45 P m , Mtss walked under my legs and sat lhe l1rst hours of the long holiday weekend accordrn cy down Meldahl s 40 p m down Its wh1te str1pes twmk a Ieport by Gallipolis Post Stale I!Jghway Patrol g 1 Chippewa up Meldahl 1 50 ' led belleath the street hght- •t 1' Two persons were InJUred Im , Bayou Lalfetle up 10 was a skMk a three car acctd<'nt Ulat took way Alhe Van Hms 42 Rav dahl 4 20 am , Bayou Prrhafl'l there are t a me place at l 4G a m today on RL w Va clied Jut down Meldahl 1 10 a m skunks runnmg loose the 35 at the Wmters se!Vtce sta for passmg at crO:SI! Galllpollt Dam - en>~ood R~droad s ::Ji ~ ~ ~~ht, Nan~ F tit Koonce, Humphrey• , (I), Hoeft bard • worklnl anglerS bad Lake Mil!Ain w1th1n three ) Brogbo II) and Dalley. some ouccess tliillheastel'll: Best ftsbing Is games o( the !A 17 ers !4JIIIl all )VIth Ute indiVldual averages) _ Koonce ti-7). Fishing prospects by dm- at Burr Oak Dow, Forked Run, Angeles DOilgers 1111! 1 I.J)g. Ule usual stuting mna, two extra pitchers, and the u cts Dillon and Seneca lakea been mstrum.mtsl m tbe Pblia' NQid utility mfielder, have a combmed batting average ' 8 1 central: Kiser, Knox, Harlus Among the streams, the Mus- delphia streak, knocl<lllll IP 14 of,.491 through June 29 • Mllw 000 0'/AI OlD- S and Indian takea report good kmgum L1ttle Muskingum and rum and h11ting six homn 13 1 102 101 men w1ll tell you that Is clouting the baU , Pitts 30l- a w a ter conditions w1th basa, the Walhond•ng produced some whtle makilfR only two mllelllll Cloninger, Ellera (l), Kelley bluegUis and some catfish bellll! tar1Je, outstanding catches of dunn& th•s period ;ltuWinebrenner were to field hiS mn£ top bitters the tetm.llverage would be well Lea (7) and Torre Cardw e 11 ' caught Although most streams bass and catllsh Elsewhere, the Houston 0 1 abo\181 500 h•• sw ng, he is mne lor 15 In By Ualted Prell lllterUIIeDol Nallona W l'cl GB Schwall (7) a 0 d Pagharom are low but otberwllt m fa•r to SootbW<!stern· Lake flshmg tros topped the Dodgen 4-3, the 21 1 While this rosy batting prow· the Pony league Wbite'a hits American GB Lo A 3S 58 Winner - cardwell '7· H:s· good condition ltsblng pressure fmr Water condlt1011o are good Ptttsburgh Pirates drubbed 1111 1es 43 34 558 2 er - Clomnger (10.7) ess eou'lll dbtl before the sched· are all sohd hne shot• to nght w. Pel. s - IS doWn Few 'r.sh are taken at Grant Clark Cowan Rocky Milwaukee Braves 8-3, the Sl. 1 ule Is completed there 1s htile and center lteld, not a blooper Cleveland 45 27 62!> • Mathews !lith I Nortllwesten: Tbe Maumee Fork and Acton Several LouiS Cardmals stopped the New 41 33 554 210 1 to Jillltate any' sertous early m the lot Minnesota : ; R•ver Maum.., Bay and San streams, especially the Great York Mets 6-3 and the SaD 28 40 34 541 310 3 1 coo'ilng ·off by Baron batters Or constder 14-year-old third Pttlsburgh 4"" cm 100 002 000 - s 7 4 dusky R ver have been produc· M1am1 and Stillwater mers, re- FranciSCO G1ants blanked tha 40 311 526 410 560 42 What has produced th1s rec- baseman, Van Johnson John· M apke<! 514 Phlta 100 000 I2X-I 8 2 twe of white bass perch, port good results Chtcago Cub< 37 556 or!Htlliii of h11tmg - poor op- son was an outstanding Little Detrott St11 9 O'Toole, Cratg (7), Arrigo sheepshead and crapptes 'nle Erie & Sandusky Bay· In the Amencan League, tbl 36 41 469 10 487 ptlchmg', an unusual League hitter He was above New York\ l21> Chtcago 35 41 461 '"" 111 and Pavlellch, Edwards (81 Upper Huron and Verm1l10n Smallmoutb bass and white 1teague leadmg Cleveland !J>. 34 41 453 1'. Houston crop rlJl( nalural bitters" In average last year m his first 10 Short, Baldschun (81 and Cor· rtVen are clear and bass contmue to hit around the dtans the Baltlmor• 35 42 31 46 ' 403 161 ll'l.! New York 27 51 346 181'. rales, Dalrymple (81 Wmner- mouth baso and bullheads have Island Area and some walleyes [ Onoles 8-0 the New York v.. lb-IJI!Iddleport age grouP' or Pony season This year he la 29 44 ·397 %1 jll!l) A strmg of luck' 6 for 10 (absent the last two C Friday'• Resallo Baidschun 14-11 Loser - Am· been biltng well Fmdley and are bemg taken at N1agara \ kees humiltaled the Bostou Rad 46 324 22Result• ijl(f.WtnebreMer thmks the weeks on vacation ansas 1 San Franctsco 4 Chicago o go (Hi t HRs - Per•• l6thl, Fostoria reservoirs are clear Reel Kellys Island and Gull Sox 16-2 the Washmgtoo Seo*le!IIJifl(s pltchllll! 19 on a par, Leadmg .he club h1tting IS New York Boston , night St LouiB 4 New York 3, night Stuart (13\hJ and catfish and walley .. are Island In Sandusky Bay yellow tors shut out t h e Detroit 2 U little better tban aver· 13 year-old Danny Lewis, a hulk· Cleveland 811Baltimore 0, night Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3, mte Los An 200 001 1100- 3 8 II bltmg well perch are bttmg well and chan Tigors 6.0, the Mmnesota T'illllll ag4 .,ys hke Bob Burdette of mg (180 lbs outfielder bat- Washm ton Detroit O, mght Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 3, mgllt Housto: 000 000 IJI-1 10 2 NortbeaslerD: Fair to good net catfiSh contmue to run Out edged the Kansas Ctly Athletkla 6Kana City , mght Houston 4 Los Angelea 3, mgbt Drysdale (11131 and Roseboro 1 fiShmg at Pleasant HiD Charles look lor the weekend " fair to 31 and the Los PoVtiJIOY, Jllll Crow of South· ling at a 666 chp (6 lor 12 His Angels 1 3 •I'll Haven's Gary Bat- 14-year-old catcher brother, Los Angeles Chicago mbt Saturday'• p...,bable P•lcb<n Bruce Cuellar ,81 and Brand \ Mill, Atwood Leesville Gull good dependmg upon weather shaded the Chtcago Whtle lkiX 4 ey ,hlive sne, speed and stuff Bob - jUst as big - IS 0 tor saturday'• Probably Pltebers st Lou•s at New York night _ Cuellar (1-1). lord, Zepernlck, Clendening condthons 5-4 Tht Jiarons have fal"!d all of 20 Chtcao at Los Aneleo-Buz- -Stallard (4-31 vs Ftsher (64) St Loms 022 002 1100- 6 13 0 Wall Bonds nmth • inniDI lhl!ll'O) Carl (Bifdy Demoskey the bard! or John vs. cmcinnall at Philadelphle New York 001 010 001 _ 3 1 3 1smgle w1th the bases loadld 21 Are the !!raves loaded With southpaw pltcller of the Barons, Lopez 17 (7-7) night-Ellis 112-S) vs Herbert I Gtbson (11J.6t and McCarver Isent Don Drysdale down to bll natu$ htlters' Nol hkcly ra 14 years old, d1dn',t break any Mmneaota at Kansas c1ty twi- (3-4) Lary Mtller , 61 and cannn \ flflh stratght loss, but th• Dodther,.:be has a crop that likes bats m 1964 but he. 8 for 16 )bght-Kaat (6-7) vs Segu• (4-V) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - lzaro Loser - Lary lll31 HRs gers retamed their tl"o • gama and that will tske 1ft at thiS pomt Detroit at Washmgton - Me- Sadowski <5·3) vs Friend (:HI -Francona (3rdl Htller (2nd) llfst place holge Uls Angolel 1 0 sti'UI1110n. w>th probably one or STRING OF LUCK• Clam (5-S) vs Rtchert 15-6) San FranciSCO at Chicago - \ ___:. took a J.O lead alter s11 innmp two tllat approach the "natur- Or are the Barons - so far Cleveland at Baltimore-Terry Shaw (7 51 vo Jackson 15-101 M•ddleport and Syracuse m the Held ThiS rule w•ll a"' and Drysdale tookmg f r hiS at liiUotr" ciasotftcalion - just lucky at the plate' May· (11' ) vs Bunker l4-4) \ Lo• Angeles at Houslon Dll!ht Cleveland 1115 100 010 - 8 2 open the Second Annual Syra \be enforced lor the champmn l2th mtory, had a no-hitter go3 J'Ct'<•example, Greg While a be thiS month everythlnl they New York at Boston-Dowomg - Koufax (13 3) vs Dterker Baltimore 00 000 00 4 1 cuse Pee Wee Tournament at shtp game mg until Bond smgled 111 1 be hu!lf;l!J-yeal'old fltst left h•nd· hit wtll go mto the hands of the I6-SI vs Lonborg 15-7) I (2-3\ Stange 13 I) and Azcue J I the ball park m Syracuse on Dates of the tournament are fom lh The Astros scored o11<e ed battmg baseman, couldn't defell5e Sunday'• Gameo I Sanday'• Games Larsens l3) , Palmer Tuesday, July 6 at 30 p m July 6 7 8 14 16 170 m !he seventh and two more ID qu te make the Little l;eaue ThiS could be part cl the Ch•cago at Los Angeles Sl LouiS at New York 141 and Orsmo Loser-J M1Uer Other m the first All games w1ll start a 53 the eighth to set the sta@8 for All-Star team as a regular last story Mmnesota at Kanaas City Cmcmnatt at Philadelphia 0·21 HRs Colavtto n9th), round w1ll be Racme vs Harn lp m Each team will be allow Bonds smgle M•ke Cuellar, 1 year, largely beoause ol his "This IS an awfully good hll· Baltnnore at Cleveland Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Howser llsl\ sonv1tle at 5 30 p on July 7 et. 15 mmutes practice starting brought up recently from the hitting But lli1s year, alter ling team," says Wmebrenner DetrOit at washmgton \San Francisco at Ch•rago New Haven vs Cheshire at at 4 45 P m tEST [!nternat•onal League, received 1 swinging a bat lhrough the wm· Just how good the weeks to New York at Boston Los Angeles at Houston _ Mmn 100 000 200- 3 9 0 30 p m on July & and Porn I c edtt for the vlclory ter jUSt for kicks to level out come Will prow. Kans Ctly 100 000 ooo- I :; I eroy vs McArlhur at 4 p m on Mr and Mrs Orvll Gaul, Mr. Grsnt (8-2) and Batley '\ July 10 0 0 CAPTURES TROT and Mro Thomas Weber, Mr 0 Donoghue, Hickman 17) Dick- Tournament Manager Bob COLUMBUS <UPI -Great SQUAD BATTING and Mrs Ons Gaul and Mrs son (9) and Bryan Loser _ Louks aa1d any boys who w1tl \ Pleasure, a champ•on doubleAB H R BB KO AV Lmme Gaul 0 Donoghue l41 01. not attam the age of 10 years galled mare held off ' chal- 'vWi M ~t, Bro~n ,. Ralph !'I'Y'iDd himthe Phil• tilt a propbet !AI a 4-3 over "1 guarante thll," old St11:clnnatl 'Tile 212 art, tbe maa who has led or Major Lee&ae a.eaulll trrst tied the ma)OI' Jeaaues in !!1'· By U•lled Preu IDtlrllolknW e•gtitii·UIIIirle h. rora at lint bale lor the put Nodollll l..el&lle coLUMBUS (UP!) - 'nle Tappllll and Berlin, Lake Mil· fint-lnnla& error seven oeasont. " '1 will Sail Fran ooo IOI zoo- 4 1 o stste Wildlife Div10lon said lAin 81111, Lake Park A lew muo- the R<dl to In as many u 1 clrlve ilL ChiCago 000 ooo ooo- o i a Thursday fishing cond!Uona k1es bave come from Leesv•lle The PbiiJ. wtnum tra~e "!' D~~~:~~~~ t:• Mack , Ukely isn't • n)ajor league manager woJthy of hillml\li who wouldn't baseball jobs with Charles (118Ui!foVinebrenner of l\li.ddleport t</l!ltedlig fellows wouldn't like the pay down m the local IKI!IndtiCit:.s but they'd • reliah the team batting average poJWi\ by' Winebrerorer'! team of 13-14 year-old ball wure cam 1 !I~:~~~~~ London, Marmet lllld It bad btell a bard day:...l'd I surpmmgly, were men They p(lbce protectilljJ tile queen 4ams were oo the htlch hiked from N1agar~ Falla, were dressed In clean clothes As 1 read the tast lines of' the sills •topped lor two or three houri thai looked worn and IWiblftcJr.. sign, . See you 10 Perth on Boat Movemeall: in rorontAJ, and now was almost ed Bartenden, wearing coin Glorious Twelfth" and "G 0 Oluo RIVer - Peggy to Ottswa. I wu tired changen on their belts like u save the Queen, • 1 was addrees· l3, $ 30 a m Only tblna In my mind 11 I American car-hop were serv- ed by 1 rough-looking man 10 14, 4 SO P m , sat 1111101t sleepill& In the front IIIli draught beer a stained T-shlrt. up 14, 10 50 p m. seat of a French · Canadtan sk1 I touk a seat near the door "You a stranger here'" he Jolin J. Rowe up 14, 12 05 a.m. mstructor'• car was the hope and pve one of the mfll 1 quar- asked St Marys up 16, 12 05 a m , ol flndlne a place to bed down ter lor a draught He left Ill· • Yes, I'm from the states, ena up 16, 3 50 am, Chriotvl for the uight teen cent• ' down 16, 5 15 am , Susan 1 answered Not Wlnlln& to IO!lk lOt a I A Sli!D on tbe wall caught my d doWII II, 5.45 am , Natan•lll 1 hate Yank s .. h room m Ottswa, I had hllll let Ieye TeU111g about the Lanark and stalked aw~y'f'' e sa• ' down 16, 7 am . ChriS Jr me of! lltlr Perth, Ontsno, County Orange Commemora- That 1 fell th 1 17, I 10 P m. ; D11le Clllilletngel I d never been to Perth before lion, b11 black letters noted that 1me to ' leave ' 1 was s:oc"::~ ~! 17, l 40 a m • Ahce down It tlll'll<!d ou1 to be 1 real ex speakers wouid mclude R.roth- know thai there were still S 05 am , Onward down pertence er Allen Bahan, County Mas- 108 m Canada 6 40 a m ; Western up 18, 8 WhUe I wu standln& aloni ter. Brother George Doucet!, Luck was with me .. 1 m • Jeflboat down 18, the road deeidtnl what to do, M P , Hon Geo Commel, M a room for one dollar and a m , BIICkeye Stsle up 18 aw1th girl1approacbed and asked, L A • and SisterOnt Bell EastMason, access half _ lo a cabin that even am CharlesII Kup up toothl01s 1rm, Where Grand MIStress running te am •• Joyce 20, GRADUATE NURSES- This Is the elass of 1985 of the Holzer Ho 't 1 11 1 f .r 8 1 1 you l'"ng'" I didn't understand, and still around the house am . LyiiD B. up 21, 12 50 m exercises at Gallia Academy auditorium Friday n1 ht Th c oo o ,,urs!IIg, who To Perth," I said not r<ally can't make oenoes ou1 all the k•tchen.. m • Chickasaw up 21, 2 45 Martim, Kay Patterson, PatrlCJa Lowery owf' nl Sherrriann 1 01 knowma how to gel there abbrev•at10ns, and what the I couldn't h ed f Jefferson down 21, s am A. Clark, Joy Ashworth, Martha Brown Donna Bahr AD n e n UcK Mtller, Molly 1 or Patten up :.1, 4 20 aDL; 'M<oa-l Patricia DaVIs Cremeens,. ilue AJleniworth Woodard 'Ca good" sbe remark 'Orange" "· unleos Its some- the1 runnm HdmS et Craft, Sara Yoho, Nancy ed, 111 fifteen blocko that th•ng like the Grange For all found the ne na Bosworth down :.1, 6 18 beautiful sprays of red rose1. ' pears an usao Jenkins. The graduates 1 1 way " I know Sister Mason, the grand cold) I went' ,;':'~."too Polly Crane up 22, 6 35 am Tbanka," wu alii c-ould mut.- mistress, wdl be guest of honor hmd my locked door thlnkln · Jerry Bosworth 23, 4 30 ' ter dreadln& to carry a heavy at tbe ball whde Brother Douc- lih at I wouldn't be '" Perth I m ' LagU!UI down 23, 23 10 30 a m , swtcase that distance and doubt ett IS I member of the m•htary the Glortoos Twelfth " Lunga Pomt •• • m. mg that 1 ton the stze of Pertb Steel Ranger up 23 1 a m , Jld. would be divided mto blocks " en R up Greenup 8 35 p m 1 began !AI walk About 15 ~ Jane T down Greenup mmutea later I was m I omall, p m. Steve Cltck down 11 45 clean busllle8S district On stop up p m ' John Hood Bl~y s• '• '~''~'· be~~n/ :;1~/ar lwh~~~~ • Stuart oblalned frOm .the Bot- led teal!IDI8tes Jo tear hll fteld- rat. home_ 1'1111 aLit". once •' - ljl eo llud'li Red' b laat aeuon where In& mud! as opponenll that Slolart "could wdl 1011 w)!ll• 1!!,, the • Dick " : ; , w~d-1 11. as be hit m wltb 114 RBI:a and feared hi• bat. 11 pel ~~~ pol'!ltlal Connie '8.1 home I'UIII came to Phlt.- Kiner, DOW a ' 1 "''"' ' ' ~ J'n ~JO:Ywrilll B JfJT 1::l~~,;it . IZZ1•'lng ''pace ' '' Gaare r•'IDtl't1 jf 2, IU, Nmlng 2 on rollers, Pomeroy-Muon 77, PI Pleasant 24.27, Hlntonl fallJ.n&, KaDawba. Falla laUfllg, CliarlellllD 1119 By Tom Hall '/ ta M ( -- I I rfif Mi " Riv~ dews ' Rail's Ramblings • • • t ' '•l'frl!l ) I I j ci t ~~ a Barons Pomeroy N Haven Southern I 5 4 :S~~~~~~~irr&ltM score onat Danny ~$ Wblle slltth had Oteshire wllh for third Lew"'' 10• base benn put oul lD by tbt DeiiiDSkey Mason G ~u~~: ! .1000 a solo home run, Vance knock • 750 singles and Warner, a 3 5 , 625 , 444 Vance was starling pitcher % •, 222 for thebyBombers re1 77 122 lleved Porter inand the wao second field out and scampered home Diddle lanned sli, walked one GAMES JULY I E Fife worked on the bill Wllllllll run when De!DOSI<ey fanned nine, wal • a..tlten at C'elhlre the Il!Jdier• during the f1ral to thrd from first was ed 4, bll 2. Ingell t1nned MkNieporl tl Ill.. Haven frames and lbeQ Hannahs took and was mishandled tbree, walked DOiiody ......o.. veriiiiiiiiiln-thiieiin;ollth;iii;iiii;iii;i;;;;• 1 I'UIIIIerl ,:.~.;:~the t' In .M:;;;•~·~•I;...P;;IIIII;;itiiro.iyiiiiiiiillliiiiiii ' "'·'"""' Demoskey, who For the Barona Demoakey 11 a no-hitler laol week, had a double, Conde a double Into trouble against I h e a double, Southern Club. He D Lewla an B h•t two baltan, 1 doubla, Jngel• l qQ wltb nnbad7 out RoUsh a double a~le tl'ow homerlll ,df*bl8d NOTICE The Pomeroy BowUng Lanes have ComP.Ieted In· stallation of tJl New Lanes, ApprOach~ fin Deckl and Ball Returna and Other 111\Provements Forlthe I!Owlers Convenl,nce and Will h Optln l>t 6:Gt, P.M.Iuiy 51~. ' -Pomeroy Bowling' \ "\\ ! - • POMiklY, O. ; .~ ~... ' ·. $:o. ,ll'• .r PAINT COL~R THROUGHOUT HOUSE Wml DEVOE pAINTS ~Ei THE COMPLETE LINE NOW AT CAROLINA L.UMBER & CASH & DEI.IYEitY:....CASH & CARJII.Y-IUDGE1'.· PcUtN / j OPP. UO DIPOt PH. 675-1160 .( l ' --- '. ' �J)Jlly stntlnel. ., NewlnF11ining · ·B. c. E. PomeJQY·11fiddle~, 0., JulyS, 196!5-5 87 almost forced the lier'd out pertlel totil nearly 80,000 a..-.a., p~rtbl s:~:e:~ ~u~ ~ about ~~u~~=r;:t; ::Lb· l;'~:;.;;:;;;;~~.~~ $35 w acre. but jl not .. of of Hereford breed have found their hom&- here. Rudolph was one of the outstaDdlng names in the late !BOO's. In tho 1920's it was Prince Domino. In more recent years, Zato Heir M 51st sire of the Tergets and Madelines have become reinowned names from this ranch. Since 11157, the offsprtni of a famous sire WHR Garget 43 has won 20 champion and reserve championships at leading liv.,. stock expositions. The ranch is owned by Mr and Mrs. To91 Leavey, who liv~ In Los Angeles. Tbe rancb pro- vallable at any price. Tbls would make the property worth o,..• ll $2,000,000. Thjl average lnvest..ll ment is around $1 to $8 bead. The present herd totals abol11ll 2,500 head with about a cow herd Included 1n this Sah! price per heller last year was at a minimum o1 $400 per head. . . The manager readily admit:;rod that :Y 1keep ~ Holote~n ~r. be see : ~ In c;.::~ thi;e~J off . can be seen In the fact that 1 When ends that last ong Jru e. the Tbere're other ways of Jllv· ran averag pounds. ing Another outstanding fact was Sweet fragrance here below, the comment by the manager II Loving deeds, a kindly mes· tbet they malntamed well over sege, a 99 per cent average calf With smiles our love to show. He stated that If It were I· we should not keep our less they would do something II praises about_ lt. For folks UU they are dead, While we can never expect Phone WY ~2975 But we should show our feel· see such an outstanding bree<J. ings 10g establishment 10 our area, 512 E. Mlin St. Pom01r...rl While they're alive instead. subh ranches do ptay an im· ed about 800 In ltNm. Tbe aver- res. He puts out 100 acres this Land In the ares wbich is lrri- famous Wyoming Hereford aile farm or ranch Is 3,700 ac- year and leaves the other 100 aated is irripted from Ranch. . Farming bal different rp. Tbe largest ranch was 175r acrea faJIDw to collect suWc- as they do DOt lulve. , All my life 1 have beard of lein.·.lD many Pirta of t b e 000 acres unUI hall of It was lent moisture for the wheat crop and streams from wbl$ to his . . ~try. . purchased by a syndicate of Lbe followtns year. lect and store water. • t breedlDg establishment, but 'l'bls paat weei, while 00 m dry land farmers from Colo· Tbe soils In the county are The other notable fad l!t• hiBtory goes_ back to 1882, lour, we vtalted tiro areas, rado. mostly Shallow grevel al(d loam ctl'lllq that area II !bel It when it began Its wstence as wlthln 10 miles of Tbe average small farmer in soils. '!bey are also relerred bas lbe IAaleBI IullllaiiGot offshoot of the celebrated Wyoming in the that county owns about 1 sec- to as )'OUIII soDs, !bat Is, the ol Minutemen mlsslle1 01 aaJ Swan Land and CatUe Comp. 01 that state. Tbe area tlon o1 land (64 ar.res) In or· bacteria have not worked on the place In the world. · any. Unprecedented blizzards west of, lllwn at the der to grow 100 acres oi wheat, organic matter lor long period• The other highlight of this and arctic temperatures for at Field Station reported the farmer has to have 200 ac- to buDd up a productive 101L trip wu a visit to the weeks durtns the winter o! 11186had more hall than any Eas:md very Utile snow cover the winter. Most of the snow WJ tbet fell was going by at a rate Y~- FWWERS TO THE UVING of about 10 miles per hour. It didn't stay long. The Ohio Farm and Home seated. Falla from boal8 and server. Sklen should The flower• that are given At · the Horticultural Station Safety Committee urges Ohioans docks account lor a high per· wear a We jack~. In case Unto the living here, they were attempllog to Dnd out 10 learn water safety so they centage of the drownlngs. a fall, point one sld up 10 Are SUch a joy and blessing whet sHelter belt and lndbreak can enjoy water sports without Should your boat overturn, of lt sticks well out of the water. To those In need of cheer; trees and shrubs as as becoming a drowning victim. stay with the boat. Most boats A head bobbing In the But the flowers that are givfruil8 would be able to with· Each year over 6,000 drownlngs will stay alloat for several can be overlooked, but a akl en aiand the high altllud lo Many of these deaths hours. Even if you can sw1m, readily observed signal. Boals To those who lie In death, moll\w'j!· climate. The tr~ an~ could have been prevented If don't try to swim to shore, lor not have brakes as other Can never be ll blessing shrub' risearch ha be a few safely rules had been Its bard to judge distance over vehicles. Followlnll too close To one who has no breath. 1 :u;, 11 ~ no e~ h!arned and obeyed. water. It is not advisable to have disasteroua ~:~:~:.;I And nQw, dear ones, I'm askvery l"""uc ve. ey are a wear boots or heayy shoeJ In Always wave off the They cannot see their beauty ing, 1 temptl~ to lind ~· airawber- Learning to swim is one of 8 boat. Should you beve to swim boat. Nor smell their sweet per- Please give no flowers to me ry var1etles which will w1t1J. best ways to avoid water to shore they will Interfere There Is no place In fume, When I am in my casket iU!II4 the severe winters. P~rents should provide wltb yo.; ablllty to swim. sports for horseplay or Tbey cannot know who gave And can no longer see. ·'the l}'ee~es at the sta· mstructlon for their When you are pulling a skier, ance of basic safety them, f!Qp all have chicken wrre net· by the time they are stay in the ski zone. This zone both or which cause acddenl8. For they have left the room. J usl some smlles and a token Of your love is all I need t10g to Protect the gws from the Fourth Grade. Swimming Is usually ~ked by white Don't forget, alcohol and They will not be returning, While I'm here among the tiall dlpllage. We were shown are reedlly avail- floats. Two people should be in er only mix In a class -n ot And therefore cannot see living big 'blilges In the wire which from the American Red the boat, the driver and an ob- a boat. The flowers that are given Trying hard to plant good hili! been made by hailstones the YMCA alld the YWCA. To them so tenderly. seed. the li.lie of ben eggs. Beware of the varlOWI nota0 f. Wilbur T. BreUell, devices being offered I or So, if we have some flowers -Composed June 3!, 11165, by !!<'tension Agent o1 Laramie Tbese devices do not help •h That we would like to give, Ml'l. Riley Pilotl. county, .where Cheyenne is ... teac a youngster to swim. Why don't we look Mound us caled, in ~·scribing his county They .only give 8 false sense of And give to folks who live' IBid that it contained two milThe•e ru'ober tube• and I ...... lion acres. The county is lG can suddenly deflate and A good food that has a real cakes, and other baked foods They'd rather have one flow· General Lafayette was about 20 miles by 65 miles lD size, and can carry children Into place In many home kitchens are good when mnde with Iner years old when he volunteer-• Thai's given with a smile, ed his services to the colonists the average elevation Is bewater. Ever wouuer wh~t h. nonfat dry milk solids, com- creased amounta of dry milk tween >,000 and 7,500 feet above happen to your child If mosly called dry milk. Dry Often a recipe takes iiO per Than have them by the hun- during the American Revolu1 aea level. (Meigs county Is were to slip off? Prevent a milk is a powdered mixture of cent more dry milk >ollds than ,_,~dr;.:e,;.d'i.:'======•';;.,on;_. llpuiiO feet.) tragedy by Iea~lng to swim. JLllksugar, protein, JDd miner- the amoun1 generally used. that McCetMitk 'nlere were 630 farms in the Even good swunmers should ale. Y·u can use dry milk in Is 8 tablespoons instead of 4 • e e W f G INIIRIIATIOIIAL' eounty In 191141 and It Is expect· llle !'acketa for w a 1 e r most recipe• that call for fluid tablespoons of dry milk with sports. On Y Coast Guard ap milk by limply substituting the each cup of water. If you are pr~ved jacketa should be used . powder and water for the re· usin,; fluid milk In a recipe, you nus type covers the chest and quired . amount of lluio milk. can add Z tablespoons or so of ··,. cornea arouud the oack of neck. With dry milk, you can !ll&ke dry milk to step up the nutri• Prlctcl with the lowell • Blg capacity on '2-3-plow trador lt will support you In aueh a variety of mealtime favor· ents; generally lhe dry milk I t.... ; • Capacity reurv• wh:•n ustd with blettr ,...., a lll80Der a• to keep your lace ites - white sauce for main can be put in with the other out of water. Tho br~ght orange dishes, cakes, golden loaves of dry ingredients. • Venatll. for all type1 of foro.. cutflne " Is eesy to see against the bread, other baked foods and Here's :a. big-capacity chopper with a 9-knif~ cutter hea4 1Dille!, greens and brown• of op. desserts. ' tUt slices your forage crops 9,000 Limes per minute ..• water. Before leaving shore TO BE RELEAS"D IJD8;1ce sure there is an approved Convenience is anotber asset . cuts sborter than a ~~ in. long. Finer eut forage padu preserver for every person of dry milk. It keeps well when BERNE, Switzerland )up!)tighter . , . uSP..s lesa storage space . .. lMB three wagonl ~ lalboard. A recently inspected properly stored and It U.S. Olympic swlmmina •tar do the work o( four. Finely cut. forage ifl more nutrltiou._ extinguisher that will met take much shell space. Don Schollander was due to be and Uveatod;: clean up troughs after every feedina:. Tht Coast Guard requirements pability of nonfat dry released from a hospital 16 has big capacity . . . 60% greater than any other shou1ld always be aboard. 1ukes it useful as an today in order to fly home. ehoppv in the same price clasa. A pole 18 one of the be t en! for such desserts as &hollander, who won four devices. Any materl:l : ; cre•m• and chiffon pies. For a gold medals In Tokyo, is being Avallahle with row uop, cutter bar, or windrowii be pushed out to the per- stlll whip, you beat together al. treated . for mononucleom. ~ pickup unit- switch 1nlts in as little as 1 •lautts, is satisfactory. Do not go In most equal amounts of him unless you are trained milk and water. Before EMERSON FAVORED New Halllld's ·Model life savlDg. A drowning perp10g, chlll th~ milk ~nd wale< I II 450 Mower h• along will grab you and take you mixture - With or w1thout WIMBLEDON IUP16 - Roy 3~-illdt tickle stroke I""'~.. too. Farm ponds UHd ~ald1ng - to shorten the Emerson wa• favored to beat tllat eets you out of swimming should be equip- mg Ume. The whip ~an be made lhll close friend Fred Stolte in yotll' llay field fasterl ped with a Ion pole, or a ring more stable by the addition, the finals of the Yau.-upto71m!S buoy, with o8feet of quarter fore beating, of a small tennis championships for the Phone WY-2-2115 • hour. New !_k!UIIIId's inch rope attached. of an acid. such as lemon second straight year today REAR MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL o. of a stabilizer, such as leave himself open lor ano·therll Keep an eye on lhe weather tin. fabulous offer to turn WY 2·2176 POMEROY Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio when a ~I outing is anticlpat11 ;, easy to use dry Ilk slonal. eFORAGE ed. ThiS s1ll avo1d the · . m of bing on the ter you 1o0ow a few "mpte rules. HARVESTERS stonn. Don't fo~~ that T< store the powder, put it in an1 swimmers are prime a tightly covered jar or can. for a bolt of lightning Dry milk so covered keeps well e FORAGE BOXES Learn boating sefety ~lea. m. the kUchen •belf for several to the right when · mon'!"' if the temperatures are eRAKES anollher boat. Avoid large ves- no higher than 75 degrees. In sels and sailboats. Sailboats hot weather, you may store the bave the rlght..of·way because tightly CID.!ed jar of dry milk do not have the maneuver· lD the refngerator. If left op01 a power boat Boall en to the ""· the powder may not be turned · t high take up moisture and become a lumpy _Spring Avt., WY 2-5101 lol' they can be swamp· . . their OIJI1 back wuh Tbe To use dry milk, m moat rec~ POMI!ROY, OHIO buoyl and the v~rlous pes use one-fourth cup (4 taldi sltiJIIIJ lhoutd be learn- ~tespoons 1. of powder and l cup Know the aafe capacity of of water m place of each cup ·boat, and keep everyone c. fluid milk called for ... 1 taFo&mOOil;;iii;;liiiOOiiOOiiiill;;;ii~o.;;;~=~~~;;.;.~ bleopoon dry milk plus one. fourth cup water for onto-fourth cup milk and 1 cup dry milk plus I quart water for 1 quart of milk. For baked foods and for other dishes, simp1; add the dry milk to the other dry Ingredients (usually the dour) in the recipe. 11lec use water for the ~ IN'CARPt~TIR. PHON' MY ,;2639 required amount of L'quid; stir In the water as you would ll"' ld milk. No mixing of Powder .. with waler II needed lor these . ' recipes. BLAKESLSE Counly Ellellllon Aiea& corner I Whether It's an Ole' Country Swimmin' Hole p00}' or Lake, AIways stress "ater Sa£et ' :!on~ lh:e:~try. :tteu!.. p'"ce lastd~ cowsedso;~zom THE POET'S CORNER GRAVELY Sales & Service :.u chop silage _ :< ,· • f" "' shorter than V41nC•1 ·• Non•Fat Dry Milk can f. Add to G00dc00king =======• Ih "Sure Sign of Quality" ;;;;;;;;-"=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;. r...... . '\ 16 FIELD HARVESTER ili'ie...r. ... ' . . ........ ... au al•n•r, IH. ........ --· Sugar Run Flour Mills Meigs Equipment Company NOW! .•• Your New Unico Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination FultOn-Thompson 'iudmt SALES Lower Priced Than Our SPECIAL LOW SALE PRICES .•• ::f l '• 10:: Plus: DAIRY EQUIPMENT FREE ICE-CREAM ·DEAL o. ; "' . SALE I BEDROOM SUITES PIANOS eWUNLm•l eiALDWIII ... OTHIII PAMOUt BRANDS "~J Morris/Eq~lpment ,Co. . WIN202 I'IAit.I,ST. ., ' To mix with water at requJr. ad lor beveracea and CUitatdl, always l)lrlnkl• the ,lOWder 011 lop of tho water. And IIIII WI· ter !bat is at room lure or warm, bu• not bot. One way to mix Is lbe' water In a boirl, .pru1k1 0. powcfer Wft IIJI . belt lht 'in~Sture with a .rotarJ bsater; or shake the water .IOtletber Ill • ti~lly If~~ jar. Fbam to ~pnllk ~ •ater. Tbls be ,ble Jor. 111eh flll:h~W· To pro . ',"~' :~;;~~~; l , ., ~ HaH-gaJon of FREE ICE CRJAM for i..:C• cubic foot ' ' capacity JOU buy In a UNICO Freezer, Refrigerator • Ctmbfllatfon. · ' •'·' < ;_ •,. '> ·SAVE ~EN . ' -' . MORE. · ' ~~~--------~.-------~ UNICO CHEST FREEZERS 15 CUBIC FOOT ·· · ·· · · · · ·· · only $189.00 17 CUBIC FOOT ............ only $219.00 21 CUBIC FOOT .. .. · .... · .. only $239.00 23 CUBICFOOT .... · · .... o11ly $259.00 UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 CUBIC fOOT ...... · .... only $219.00 18 CUBIC FOOT · · · · · · · ·· · · · o11ly $255.00 20 CUBIC FOOT · · · ·· · · · ·· · · only $267.00 -, 30 CUBIC f,OOT .... · ...... · oaly $349.00 ' REFRIGERATORS and COMBINATIONS 15.5 CUBIC FOOT NOW O N L Y - - - - - - - - " " " ' - - 14,1 CUBIC POOT PROST..liE ,'MODEL tU CUIIC I'OOT PROIT-PIIi I!I4D'I, --"--.....:....,...,... ·. e WI ,Q·IILI"'II--ltft • I , Sl.'l(l(.l-W '269 ' fi' I [\ ' I ~I .; �r t ' jt For S1le 2 SIGNS 01', QUALnY ' 1961 Corvair Greenbrier. 9 NOTICO w• ww ••t. '' ' ofhr tor pblto 1111ctlon at the fron\ door of UN! Red Finish, goo tires radio, heater, standard trans. 1961 R•mbler American ___ . only $795 Convertible Cpe. Power steering, standard trans. Good tires, radio and heater 1960 Dodge V8, 2 D r . - - - now $795 Automatic tran~ .. power steerln(, clean Interior, black finish, new tires, radio ~md heater ~ ~:O':!t ~.·~::; ·:::o. :::: :nd and ln \reet. the ' al u ":t. Courl:bOu.e. 'pomeroy. Ohio, 011 Satot.h'!: ~:era:it-:r...": and or4a.Y. JulY 10. I.DIJ~. at 10;00 o'clock rtPt to mine tn• ...... without A. /11., the followlnr de.crlbetl rer.J eumbnnCI to th1 .urface 1111d all atete owned by A. N. BeiiJel. d• rllhb-cf-w_, &lonl liQ' mtiwll ...,. ~r.~~11N~t~: $1099 Pis~. ·• H, W ~2'11 ton " Lot No. "' ,,._.. •I"' •ut enough vellets tw market teot lb 24-24.26 · few Jndlvldaali 1-l or uld !\.J:lDhl 8W.1\ TIM mnt • .. · · . · ' tn1 ' foot " • lbo ..... .... lew cho(ce'1 13-26, good 18-22, 3t)O lb BOWS 21,!0, J.l fM •lb Legal Notice Pomeroy Motor .Co. • :'.~~·~~~11 t=~,.:_1~!:-$\a-Lu.~!' co~ 10-lf.SO~· b.ups 17-17.50, not averagtn1 .201J lb 'Jhe toilpWlrtJ deacribed real etta'•ttuat,.,n In the \'IUilft of PomerOJ, ~~~ ~:~Z·...Ohltt 61.., In the .., 11 • Ia~«~ 11f Pomf!roy, Melp Count)', Ob1o, ~nn !;W!InJ a part. of 100 JlCI'e lol N'o . '103, Town 2.. Rani& 13 of the Ohio 'ompany'a Pun:twe. bertnnlna af I he outh corner of lot aold ~ Oeo~ tiveh tn the northiiUt p ' oJ aald 10 am-• 1of so~: thenl!l south 30io!l egreet weac 130 feel 1 ataH; hence noi'UJ 10 dl!.il'l!ell 'Nest 1811 feet to tho l!fllt Une or t1U1 1oC Oil wiUcb WuhiDrtoD Stlven formeriJ realdeltit hence north 8 derr"HJ~ eut 138 feet to the northeaat oor1111r of said lot f-urmer!Y owned b)' Wuhlnl· ! ton suven1 thenc6 10uth 68 delfl'"l to Ia, t,!d,rc~!te~':c~v~11ume 111 •• ,. siandard do~ to '$~8. H · · · ogs: 8~- Bulk ~elpb miJ.. ed 1--3 ~240 lb barrows and · • gilts, !OW$ f per cent lr.J slow, barrows and to guis stead)' ::o.::. LIGAL NOTICI The undel'litned Will GUer for pubUC aalfl to 0\o h1thnt blddu the fol· tow:ln1 : ..,...... »mra St. Pomii'OJ, OhiO · 28. 30 ('f) ' ~to - I.IOAL NOTICI The ·Undei'IIIPMd Will elm for public aal• to th• hla:Mtt bidder the fol · lowlnt ~ ' 19M Bllicll v.. 41 door 5-N 41Clll160'1 .. the Balettnar Auto CompanJ I• Pomeroy, Oh1o, on Jul)> e. 111611 at 10 a.rn . Minimum prlte t50. SIJned: BlaettJ!er Autoo Comp&IIJI ~ 1!:. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ill 2.11, 30. t'JJ I, 3tc Monday 1'111'11 FrldaJ 6.: 00 Sign On 6:00.1& Musical Clock 7·'.•J 8t stUI -'~ Know· 7:02'30 Newo 7: 4S ~lrsl Baptl!l Church · 8:00 Ohio VaUey News U:00 Talll of !he Town 9:55 Publle Stjrvlcr Show IO:U CburdJ ol ~isl •• •.atchstrir~ •• '"" .,,, 1 ,. 11:115 Morning' Melodies, Mon. thrU. Wed. " ., ChJrcb Bel · Ring, Fri 11 · Worlr News .. ·211 Evans r 1llelln Bo• 12 :25 Nqws " gr" 12 ~ 'lll Aericul• .... e Programs 12:45 Country Gr RoUnd 1,55 New. Beat 2:00 Counr y Go·Round 2,t News Beat 3:00 y · · ... atine" 3:55 News Be t 4:00 Di~cing .v•ta. 4; 30 ·'lterchang'! a:oo c ~" Sp. Sales & Service eTransferable Wben You Trade Cars l ell's Sunoco, Chestr.e Phone e Guaranteed 24 months !IIIS-23115. or 24,000 miles e Most Popular Unit 6 28 He I <.Out...t lnstrum<nt 14. Meta.l bolt 16. Verb t'oma &.ltaJiaa 16. Canopies O. Dirigfule 18.Bel- 7........ -~ e Fiu Almost Every Car TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment. Inquire at New- 12. Silly 13.. MuiDcal 22. T.,_to.d sloth Z3. Prickly In the. U.S.A. 1 I $J4Q·00 ~vclope lnotolltd Blaettnar's d a fruit 26. Retlect. upon 29 . Oriental porgy 30. Jtanbl• 21. One: eombintng J ap. 1onn 23. Shore ....... poet ......... ... ........ ioone~ the Little WomeD lit ChJJls and fevtr ll. Pro- :10. 'nbetaa J.. Ultils t:Jl ~Sho­ 26. Pri- color ........ ....,_ 2'1. Oma,. ontiDar7 peraon 11. Seines 17. Cottoo Ol' """'ted :t.8. ple<e ........... 28. Man'l ..... w...,. S2. Shape 33. Borden !>: I' I" 31. Ogled ~Tampleeor cit- poet. :M. Stained wilh blood 37. Beut ~burdeo to. Wall pslntlng Al.Presidtng ofticer'll mallot a. Forcrnoat U.Roman mag1rrtrate ·tG. Form of traplng 4G.Mourn. 1ully DOWII I•~ ,.. -.... ... ... -li'J ..... . 3!>.Gioont 36.=: I 3'1. Groedy , ~ 34.. HiBchiww. Dlar)' 8.Rant 8. Ext.m. 38. Vend 39. We&.ver'a 1'000 42. Gir1'1 ~ ,. ,. ,. . . ,~~ ~ lj: ~"" 140 ~I" ~ ~ .. 41 ,., , ~ I•• ,... :a Ll!orge i:-iIt: DAILY ClBYI"'''QUUl'Z - Bate'• "" .... AXYBLBAAXK __ ... ___ __ LOlll&lPIDLLOW 1o Onelelt<r~-,...-Ja_.....,.. ._. lllo ~ ·Die IJo, X._. lllo - llrJ:ctll ad ••a 0'11, eto. Slnllo H JD of tile Wllldl ..... _ -,- U!1 .a ldD&I. A CIOilASIIIIIs- . . . . QR Q'fVQJI..& If A II •z'fVB ~'1'1 • .A.:I N!WS Satuo~ay -- """""' .- - uni ' Do~s 5:15 Bob Neal Sporls Salute Fridays 5·30 Sunset Boulevard 9:W Oft The Air DAILY CROSSWORD Turl<. ••• 0 'I' 't' 'I' Cl I'I'XliK· K All Ji zG'f ~Oral z 4e¢ ft!MO '10 IWW f~ IB L1KB 'I:BDMG '1'0 Bml YOl»> OWllft!IDI-.Il.AK W.&'l'l'S . . . . . . ,. ····~ llltJ ~,,.;;: · :;;;;r:;;;;:;,c;z;~~7 I 60T MORE 010R!G RI6>!T STOP WHAT HERE'IHAN 'IO'RE. DOlfi(, 111/'IN- tet WJ EH RADI"" W (I) ·- It iaJt 500 E. LCelerity 6. City : Ohio 11. Letter: eriiJgs scaling over \o lb 483, Meta CountY o-:t ~tetord.. weak; SOWS aboUt 'steaM. .J.3;.)5, , .! PareeJ llio :a co!U!III:I of two ~loU.· V: ~ on ~nne sirMt tn the VIU... or 1-3 Jncludlng 1~2 ~rrOWI a~ Sheep: 10,0. . eoough :;.~~· azad "u IPPrallf!d for gJita 2CJ0..240 lb 24.54).24.60, 1 Jot slauP,iter lanibl 01 tb tetl An bid. INI sUbject t.o aecept.net~ uniform 1-3 268 lb 24 50 ......u. ~~~few eJ.:-I.... 1111 IIU!.Jb IIPl'llrl by lh ~ I.e d p b t Cwri ' • tfDW' -, ' , . '"'"""" 1111'11'# • T I!~U ~~~ a: d age ex~ely .. mixed ,..~ .....·.: • I -lambl 23 ' · · aymon ~ , , __ . lli'~I'O . . •• - - • Evan~. CG·I:xecutor. of lht • - ~· • , -~ !:elate or Albett N. SI!Jllel. d• . , .:. eeaaed. ., ('!') l, 8. 6, 8. 10, Mil ,. · • lllSII Bulclr: VI Uoor •edan 19·N eut alon 11 IJno of lot rormerb' .old at the BJaettnar Auto Com~ny In Geor11e Stiven. 239 feet to the POmeroy, Ohio, on Jab' e, 11165 1t 10 Gf beJinnlnJ, contaillin1 M-100 a.m. Minimum price 115. JIJMCl: Blai!Unar AlltO ComPA»J 2. l\looelar)" 19.5-19.75, 450-6Clllb 18.~18.10, 1 __...._ - •~:n •ail Jb 11 Bevera wa BOWl ~ t&;SO, boBrl 50 cents to $1.21 1oWei' WJ 111 tuJly decline • ft 00 0 ' S,IJO Sign On ! :IJO.I5 Music• Clock 7: 0.. 1e Still and Know 7:02·311 News 7:29 Time & Temperstur· 7: 'Ul Musical l,.1ock 7:45 First Baptist Churcll · 8:1111 Ohio Valley Newa I 1~ l!uslcal Cloct 9:00 10:311 1u.l5 11:00 11:15 IUO I H5 U:52 12:00 12.20 12:•> 1%:30 4:00 4:311 5:00 5:15 5:30 8:00 1:011 1 WPNr VETO Be I>'W LO()I(OUT AT ' Tll'&riLL TOMY f'1 I CAN SHAKE A STICK AT, PAW lll~h Scho!ll Hit Parada !lonJ " Slory Tlllil file r.,uer Kef~' · . Delnoerattc ~tui't Musi<·al IDterluft 1\Ppubllcat Le~ Walte. • ~oeUer IU!port Musical Interlude Locai r. Obto Nelli Evans 81 , ·Board News 0 Grami.T. SatUrday MaDlscil!l! wilb Doll . 1'op rei. Rovue ( l!aturday ,Newa SimJm\lrJ Mu*fcal lnt.rlude ' CoollllUJitty Cholrl Dance Party Of! The Air ··~=~ ... .!=~::, ~!'10 ~ o&.' l'l:<rl'- oa ~ ~ ··;,.~ .,... ~"-· ~U IIi w:l HE~ THE'! ,- COMES AGIN!! WHAR'L~ WE. MOVE NOW? ~-·­ '. 1 -·j,,;;r, ' I ,...... ' 7:59 Sign On , ·.··'. r.' 8:00 "'Je ~inging Preacber ·. 8ol5 ~"' ; Rep I:::U Clturch r Clu1sl 9:... ·tusic: ,,.. ·1•Jdl IO .• J F' ·t Baptlsl Chul'<b 11 ,:10 Children's Chapel ll:f Sun~'Y New• Special ~ , oo r .ws Mj r.lll'r6 6llj it alii't qoin' to l'llin! ~port 12·15 -~·scopal C'"rcJI 12 45 · lt'·olic lnformat: .• 1:00 Church of God.' 1:?'' r1s1 G4~CILIN,I! AUIY Call '' 2:00 Old Folk' Hour 3: 00 Hymns !rum llardiJII 3:15 Sunday Showcase 3:45 Pu~ :. Servk . Show •.•• 990 Hit Parade ·~. ; '~ 5:00 City • · -'· ·, Re; ·-• . US 900 Hit Par.dt g,'O Off The Air WMPO · Radio JULY t'ONDAY TBRU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - News , 6:05 Sacred Heart 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm UO News 6:35 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 National .;ows 7:05 Bill Miller Sho• 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Bill MiUer Show 7,35 Pickens Hardware ITut> Thurs.) . 7:50 News s,oo Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Sbo~ w,oo News 9,115 Coffee witb Janet tUO Portraits of a Patriot 10:05 Swap Shop C: 3Q Social Stjcurlty 10:35 Bill Miller Bnmch Show 10:41 Mason Agr. Program !Tuesday) !0:4~ Famtly Worship ('11lurs.) 10:41 A.S.C. "Program (Friday) •0:30 Dow Jones Average~. 8:3!i '&mdown Serenade 7:1111 ·Naltonal Newo : 7:111i' Su~ Berenade 8:00 Sign Off ' SATIJRDAYS 8:00 SJin On - News i:llli Country Musio Tl . . 6:20· Country Jamooreo ,;00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:3> Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It's Music - Army 11:110 Dairy Valley and Dul!J'D'I .Top Ten Show , 12:00 News 12:15 Musical lntorludP 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:1111 The Jim M... Show 1;00 Sports Par* 6:05 Jim Mees Show 6:30 National News 6:3> Sundolvn Seri!lladt 8:00 Off the Air SUNDAYS 7:311 Sign On - Ar!Dy lblr 7:55 N'wo · '• ,. '8:011 Bllptist Layniau'l IIGur 8:30 S~nday Sholl,, .: . : ·' 1:00 SUnday Show 1:30 '11le Blbll SpeaU to You 1:45, LeglslaUVt· Report 10:00 The Good !Jie · 10:16 Congresamon MoeDer lv:30 The Sunday Show 11:111 '11le Quiei"Hour 12:00· News 12:15 Tile OorfJttana uDnr 1,$:30 Tbe Rev. Merllll Teeta z:oo Tbe Rev. Sllu lllilupa i' '• ' " ·--- ·NOW, HERE llil TIE OH~ SOURCE OF llliS vrrAL /.fiHE~L.: OJ:Ct:lt.J?SE ~ CtU"'TR"f HM FIRST CALL• &rr TH!IC£ IS ENCU.;;~ I=OR ~WtOS ~- ly HAROU> GRAY - OH(' AUTQMA'Tl!; CONTROl. WILL ~ nE ABil.lTY OF Yell L~DER8 a: W<JRW TI?ACE AND COMMERCE 10 .-lET m .. '' I--·- T!RM§f I1 ' • .. .;' ~•· I 'S Dr9TR~UTIOM, ~c£R 'iellilel.E COHTROLS! . .. -, ,, ., ... ..::!~'i'f . ,;. .. 11:110 News 11:05 Tiny's Country JuocliOtl 11:311 Tlny'a. Country Hymns 12:00 Cement Block Newo 12:30 Goesller's Guest Slar !Friday) 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 3:110 Jim lifeeS Show . f:lti BlaeUnar Auto Show f:30 Electric Company Ntlll f:ID Jim Mees Sbow \ 5:110 News · ' %:SO :!)1 !Wo. Andrew p.,_ 5:!15 Jim ~,&bow 1:3iHI$1jly.lhowwe 1:00 Sports Parade 1:30 'Sundown &nttlde 8:10 Jim llleeo Sbow I:OO··oB Ute 4l' . $<!.·' ' - -,. ,, ~~'' -· ~ s :.- -. ~ : ·;: ··{•; WANTED! -....MaiD"""'ld t:u1 WOMINI 11 ..11•• Pltttte MEN I To Train for Tex Contultlnh -J lna~m• A lew clear thinking people will be .selected froln tbll area to enroll in new, laW· t1treo1, WY 11"1· , · 7 20 tfc •-•1 Notice -.- T'-!E: COPS G~ABBE:D A eiUNCfl OF 'EM T!lt< rN ' P,A,:(T IN A GCKJFBAJ.L PAfm' l COI!t ''"' •..o•.'I J ~ • ~-'!% -- .! .:.t~ . LI~~L (7) 2, 3, 6, 3te NOTICI undenll'nfd will 11ffn for pu~ to Ull hiJh!ltlt bldjll!r the ""I· . '' .,, ' �·., ., 1.. v •>I ' . ,. ' ' • ' ' • . • ~,!/. ., . ,'.t, ~ .i,' '( '' if '·. './ ~ ., ' ~ ' .. .. II ·l •'.. ·' : a-oOally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .• July 3, 1965 . - --- -·-·-·- - ~ )OS Attend Randolph Reunion Hel~ In Woode Grove at Alfred Rec;ently . ·- .. --·· ' ' 'I L e The Charles and Addie Mae t<evit., and Mrs. Beatrice Bentz, Randolph ramil:· reunion was at of Lancaster: Mr. and Mrs. held June 27th at the Wood• Stanley Meeks, Kenny,. Kriss Grove at Alfred. Th~ business and Kelly, Athens: and Mt. and by meetine was neld Mrs. Mike Williams, Rt. 3 iotnt, .Dor11el Bnggs. Reading Coolville. ol t.ne minlllt'!' !rom lb1it year Mr. and Mrs Otho Young, \HI~ bv Secrt:'t<~ry i:lnd Trea- Lorrella. Evere-tt. Inez Venus snrf:'r, · Bf'rnwt:' Sw·Jrtz. 11 ~as ul Burbank: Mr. and Mrs. Neld~l'ir1 t>d to ha~·e the reunion son Repp or Seville: l..ettla ,r ~· I· ~ av ~ -, ; ~>; I , M n.,. , \,.... '' Cc..we-n Shad~· Mr an<. rs. lht' ye-a r anrl also in ~ht> Woude Clarn~ Randolph ,' Clart-nre. l~ r ~~ n· Donald anu Doris. Chester; Juanil a Swart z w<~s elected Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoy~ . Susie F·t'Sidt>n! ami Pegg~· El~ins SPc and Dannny. MPndon : Mrs. rttary and Tr~>asurt'r to1 the Carrie Niggemeyer, Gn~·sville: coming y~tu Mrs. Raymond Randol ph. C:hes· 1 ter. Mr. and Mrs. l)nrsf'l Biggs. 1 . ~lne :::isters and brothers al- J?llm'f'Ort'. Wilford. Cheryl. Ja· tt"nded. Then· wf're 105 p r~sPnt nrl and Dl'nVt!r. Che.~ tt·r· Mr. ; fot a potluf'k di nnt>r ,.,·hif'h was and Mrs ..VIartir. Dorst, Craig. i served and enjoye(l by all. D11 vid <c~nd Tamm\' ol Cuysville ; Games and eont f'sts Wf'rt' plav- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bing,, ed in the afternoon. A gifl. was .Joyct>. MikP and Jim. Lon)!, Bo_l- !1 given to Will i::Hn Handolph tor t~·m. Mrs. Edilh Bing, Debh1r . t~e olde-sT , '/"ina Bain lor thP and rammv Sanders of Woos- I younge~l and Dorothy H~->ss for ter: _\1r. a~d Mrs Jack Risely , I th~ most eh1ldrrn <lnd grand· ! Galrn, Kevin . Jarquelin and ! ch~ldren pre~t-nt Marcus of Sterling; Mr. and Contesl pm~s were awHrdf'd Mr Omt>r HPss. ChP..;If' r. Mr. I to Mr3. June Ru;ely" <~n fi Dorsel l and Mrs. Drexel Hess, Janet, · Briggs. . . Barbara, Richard and Hoger or Allendu !g were Mr-; Mll!ard Burbank : Mr. and Mrs. EldrPd · Swartz and Terry o! Coolville; H Duanna Timmy LvleWil ha_m and PeH rl ~an~~llph. o::~ and Jeffr~y. Woosl~r: Mr. Coolville : Mr "nd Mts. \\1lbur and Mrs. Prentic-P Hess, RhnnVan Meier cmd He-rn1ta Rae, da Sondra and Lori , Woo~l.rr: Columbus; Mr. and \1rs. Glt>n M;s. Brrt.ine Bain Bryan, Ve-Randolph , Guy sv lil~ \1r and ana Brure and Trina. De~ r..·.irs. _Charlt>s ~entz. Pamela Moi~es , Iowa ; \1r. Under Ran-. and. Blll,y, \k and Mrs. Oonald dolph , Athens : Bernice Swartz. · Elkms, rr~t~a . and Don Jr., Mr. Athens, Dowsor. Mee-ds, Athens, and Mrs. Wilham Rhymer and Mr. and Mrs. DaiP Kuhn MichaE"I and Tammy, Liltle Hocking. !flth .his · '· Buck a f,W this .week . 'Mr. and r.mu Eynon and son, ·, ,~hts I of Racine. . . . /4r. 4nd Mn:· JDB<!ph ·sm!b1e and Micha~l ~!sitell Friday terlioon with · his lather. C. Struble at'Medir.al 'Center: lipolis. They report Mr. ble as lmprovilll! nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Matvi• Krider of Col~~bus arrived Friday eve· Ding IQr. a visit wilh his par· MIBI sammie Yf~ •• eonipleted a Y.•li'J. tralnl~at Holzer Uospll!lj !jeboOI ., Labatiltory AIIII\Qtl.. Sbe ., Ute. daugbter. M.rf W.d Mro. sam Yat~s of ll8<;'ne; Jnd ' 111M graduate of RJ~e Hlgb S<hool. She lo em!J1!xt\l .l" I taboraiOry technic~,»;~'' 'lltlJ. zer hospital. •· • · tntr .Mr. and · Mrs. Raymond ~Q .,, ' 1• Krider. lnspP•·tion i1 ·HJOI.l Mrs. Stella, Wecll left Friday B D of A H~JI lor her home,. Granada, Calif. Y. ~·~D •Iter speriding three '?'~ection was h "IY,hen with her sisters, Misses Lucre· Gutldmg Star Coo I !Vo.Jf~, lio and Ada Genhelmet. Daughters ~ Amer 11';·4(Syr•· Joaeph Fields Jr. of Chicago. cuse, met June ·u., 'llt,' regy)ar Ill., Miso Patricia Fields eesslon m their co~pc~l rQ9m. nurse at Holzer HospHal The ~e~tmg was ~~~~ In and Miss Mary Ann Fields rttuahsbc form by ~~ ~!'!"'ell· --and- "NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" Alizn Gur SUNDAY ond MONDAY ElvL Presley and Ann Margarrl July 4-S "VIVA LAS VEGAS" (Colon ( 1 ry's Ruu Friendly Club eom· posed of a small uoup of MRS. WILLIAM B. DIXON womea with this as oae of tbelr projeets. They also con- Marriage Vows · en U n e 2oth ak t trlbuled $!5 oo tbe emrrgeDcy trurk. i The firemen are planning thiB wummer lneladiag a hone ohow and cbl<kea bar.IJ·cue. "ADVANCE TO TH! OEAR" Glenn Ford rt:ad and approved. ·~~· ~Se . ~"'' , l_ u . with a purple orchtd wHh malcb- For the1r wedding - VISIT ELBERFELD$ IN Pl'"AEROY 1 • line and trimmed with seed i s_pers~d With, white streamers Mrs. Lillian Steiff, organist, : pearls, alencon lace and cry-'; ~Jed 10 lover 5 kn~ts . Her only ! and Mr. Forrest Bachtel, ~ount l i ·I I TRill II liD FIILIIII fU/Tr es ended m ~mts over_ the , son, sister or the groom, was I ed sev~ral weddng selections . hands. The sk1rt, featurmg . a matron of honor. Miss Barbara ] ~luding "0 Perfect Love," domde·s_htahpedl rrontl was ''htntmh-I Jones, Middleport, served as I ''0 Promise Me," ''Because,'! . me WI a encon ac~ wh e : maid of honor. Bridesmaids '"End of A Per.fed Day," and full bourfant ~ack falling Into a · were Miss Coleen Wilson. LQ.. .. Always.'' Mr. Bachtel sang 1 LIKI THI FffLllff THAT eDMIS WITH HA'IIIff MDIIENII•THI· IAIIK. llfJD'f IT YOUitSELFITAilT lA 'Ililt WI TN UIIOtllff 4% Annually Mr_. Walter ~k o~ ~yracuse enjoyed a ramtly ptcmc, Portland Park, Sunday' JUite [l 27. _Present ~ere Mr. and Mrs. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Others Grow" Member Ftdortl ROHM System Member Ftdorol Deposit lnsuronce Corporotlon POMEROY, OHIO ,, t WHEN YOU NEED • , • . Elberfelds In Pomeroy -=- -= ' : - ':,, " ,, .: ·· , ,, J 1 --?r .. ·~ of Qvollty R·utla • i \ _,,I •' ~ .' ' ., ·. '"" 0 ' . !,.,. . ., ~ ' ·'· ) I \~fl ' ' ,~~' ·, ... "I' • ' . .. , ....,,., .. '. ' I ' . • '.'. ' ·~''¢.•rr,~ \ ,,• .• , 'I' .. ,.' ·•1, ' l· . ."' '· .~. ,, . .i ' · I' ', .ner•r•• . GSI Man Dies ment, public One Accident lS• j :7!~ ~~e:ks:~::·:o:·.:~ Noted by Patrol --(' G' } Camp Ire s ~ ------- ------- --- " 1.. . t Areas 1 11 tales aod union membersbip. The synod advised its million members to "engage · persuasion, in negotiation, reconciUatlon and In no~~~~~::: e;rect action lor racial ~d to support others who 10 engaged." lupplom•nt To The DallY Sentlnel. Pomeroy·MI~<IIeporl. Olde ~,_ ._. The Gsilla Tim... GaWpolll, vwo t965 J ul · - - - ---- - y t965 . I . ---j 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ' 1112 1314 15 1617 ' 18 19 2 0 21 22 2 3 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3t ; dl:ly charged wi th speed in ex.l bar , and was cheeked at Hoicess f?r conditmns. . zer hospital. Carl Bing, 20. CoInJured Near Bndge lumbus, received a sprained A.Pumeroy woman was injur· right shoulder, but did not rt· r1 ed m a three-car accident that qmre lnatment. Adarm WMI Pre I lntenatlonal took place at 2:05 ~. m. Sunday Icited to Gallipolis court chara~as 5in four states on RL. 7 near the Silver Bri~ge. j ed with failure to stop in 19_.. d bv Riot thf F rth ~u ~·1 ou d fl A car headed north dnven .ed clear distance by Edward C. Clonch, 19, Gat.: Other arrests r~ported incluci·• rbto •kngloan van·1 lipolis, had stopped to make a ed Allred E Randol"" .. lU ae norma 1 1 1 . . · 111" - . e t turn mto a market. Anoth- ~ Reedsvlile, cited to Meigs coutt , M d tho d !er car operated by Vernon Wil· Friday lor failur• tto trlllllfer •andoncolle ay usan s liam B'I~g . 22 . pomeroy, had reg1strat1on: . . e _ a e' Chester o. Job~)-. !d for \heir hom! stopped '" back of the Clonch son, 2tl, Gallipolis, cited to Meifll .everal areas mu~ ca r. . . court Friday for defective e~ I the weekend dis- All MlhirKd lear dttven by Car· haus\, and Jobn J. MulliOB, $1, 0 ro c m ey Adams. 64 . Galli- Rt. 1 Hamden, cited on trouble spots were polis. f:~led t~~~P a~~ ~uck date !_or insecure l01d. !, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1965 N.Y.: Rockaway Arnolds Park, ~~-·~lnla ' . ~ ~• .bolh . :I!IO'fleo ~ lll.lil tbe ·ciiiii'IJi...,. ,~~~e · m. o1periOd t1t1a .Jiltl ; ltlllriM ,. ~ .' .(~h "' ' . ·~ . "* • "· ' $700,000 Shopping Center~~­ I Planned on U. S. Route 35 I Point, Ohio. even states counted tlrrests during the] 'eekend. A spacious shopping center . construction of tht Cf.nter, -ICi· Lake Erie Resort I for the Gallipolis area will be l cated northwest of GamP<tlii ev .. On-The • Lake jconstrucled on U. S. Roule 35. between the Gallia· County Juili :, police broke up two and one-quarter m1les from wr FaJrgrounds and the ohfe 1\b ol about 10,000 the city's corporation limits . State Highway Patrol ollieo, · Were tossing beer This wa!l revealed Saturday The installatjoo will be' eaR;. Q,Uting epithets at morning by Warren and Evelyn ed Dale Echo Sltopping Center, ~early 150 persons Salisbury, 118 Mablelene Drive. named an... the Salioburys' lOll tL Gallipolis. l and daughter-In-law. l: youth• were ar· It will be lhe area's firs\ I Mam oceupant will be lllicbSiells Point, Ohio, shopping center. ael J. Haddad, ChatleslnJ, W: lee in which .tear Ground breaking ceremonies IVa ... who has _a 15-year leaHo Trick Today: Fly Somewhere For Good Flick BY DORO'I'IIY I[IL(lALI.IIN HOLLVWOOD: It really Is •IIJ Ito Ond 1 gond movie if you don't mind traveiiDI Nev• mind \hilt neighbor· hood tbealro jazz. That's lor tile nelghbon. The trlek lo to Oy 10meplace and liH 1 ntek. That way, yoo CID caleb a picture before ••· erybody else bu told yoo Ute plot, IIIIi you find out what's bappeDirtl Ill ill01her part of !be -ld at tile ume lime. 1J. Ctlllllle til, w..U aao I flew lo Lttntlol lor tile -'4 pre!ll' lore trl ..on- lllplll<*!l Men Jn Tbelr l'1ytltg Mldtlnot." Mar· nloul 111m: Jllld I aut lo 100 Prtnca Pblllp and matlliPd to piCk up • lew lnltm8tlotlal 1tMM II tile ume tlmt. Titll t1mo uud, rm in ,. NeYer Mind ~ Ill filii "The Grell llabl." lllmPto 111m, IIIII I . . Ito Wk tli "''!!iJ CUrtla ~ 1 l!neva-On·The-Lake, ll "'- ~"'" ~party ill WI!' .RNOLD GRATE '.~- •, killer of Patrlla M. Joyce, tall brunette who was taking 'hortCut lhroUJh the woods her "ay to wtirk Monday ahe was slrri!Jied with her nylon . aWcl:l!'tl Police Joeeplj L, Renes said "gond susllfc\i" were sought lor questioning In necUon with ttie slaying. Fdl;ANY. t_.M:.PV · u .:;\ . PUl,O$E . "' Always CALL ,t A wide search was on for Samples o( Nationally Known Brands on display on the 2nd floor Carpet Dept Pick the rna· terlal and pattern you like, we will come and measure your rooms and give you the .exact cost of your carpet completely Installed by our Experienced Carpet Mechanics. I * uc; LODGE I We Havt Holptd * SMIWTfl ' OFFICE I * GARDNER, MASS. lheoriEed today the &I~ of a preUy 17·year • girl had lain In ambush lor viellm along secluded woocllan< patb, calmly drinking beer. MEIGS THEATRE lntorftt Poymont Dates Aro: Fob. 15th, May 15th, Aug, 15th, Nov. 15th Bec<~ull CHURCH cathedtal tram. ! gan : Miss Charlene Davis, Wedding Prayer," and· .' The Richard R1ebel, daughter Van- ] Her elbow length bouffant I Mi C 1 n R sell Mrs. J\o. Lord's Prayer" bY Malofle as e911a and son,.Mark, o[ Tucson, vetl of silk illusion was allach· b "'saroyM usR. h.ard Long · the couple knoll at tbe allar. [Arizona; Miss Carol Cook ert 1sson, rs. 1c . hi d v·· ~ · M I te au ,Iand i eld to a Idorward fl oradI pia Miss Kathy McElhinny, ! Mrs. 11lomai Perrin chose Ric aRn, ~J'"eoo'"'k r. , o peau e s01re an a encon Middleport, a blue silk ~r~a'!e dress with :. Mr~. a~mon\1 , son I which &he wore blue and white Iny, of LISbon;. Mrs. mn.>ert:II The attendant• were accessories and ·wor.e a purple 1Donovan. sons . Butch .and ~ud· in identically styles floor-lengtb orChid. Mrs. Harrison wore a dy of East Liverpool; Mr; ~ , gowns of lilac nylon . ..U..; brocade with pink [Mrs. Clarence 'Searls, Ter· I over taffeta with •emce lace •1111 white accessories. She wore .fY of Chesh1re; Mr. Mrs. trtm bandmg the walstlnes , 'a pilrple, orchid; 1B~n,ord Cook, TONII/HT sleeves. The dreasea A reception was beld In the arid Wtlma Jean of THE BEAT~t:S In oval necklines, panel back social rooms ol.tbe church im· ! and Mr. and Mr.. Ezra "GO GO MANIA" (Technicolor} length sleeves. Their · mediately followiDfl the cere· and Mr. Cook of Matt Monro, Susan Maughan, mony . .Mrs. Gene Abbott, Lan· . · · The Animals, The Honey&llll·ca:slfr,· registered the guests, PROGRAM ANNOUNCED combs. anCI hostesses ... Mrs. (leprge Mrs. Walt~r HAyes . of the ' "GODZILLA VI THE THING" · Wallace, Middleport Garden Club. tTechnicolorJ ' · and oth .. announced that Mrs. · Matrv •I 'FOR ALL OCCASIONS . the Nease of the Wil~wood Garden SUN.-ON.-TUES. We wire Oowen everywhere ~~;;d ·~ the . silver punch Cktb will p;;sl!llt .the m:~~~' .THE TIIREE STOOGES ' coffee ' service ;adio garden club or in WY2 2039 Wlld~tiiuth, Tue.sday,.J!IIY ·.6. at t a.ln. on ' "THE OUTLAWS OR NIGHT WI 9.2951 · Lnda Lyons, the "CQiffe HoUr with Janel" IS COMING" .. and ,sbaron ov~, wMPO. The progra$ Is Pomeroy Flower Shop · ond · being given. Tuesday insteatl of , Mn. MiUard Van Meter .· "BABY li1E RAIN Wi GIVI TV STAMPS Uie first ,Monday ~Je<:ause MUST FALL" Pomefor with, I~ .)IIJ11 4fh ~l'lidAV Steve McQueen, I..ee Remick (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) · "We Hove Grown "l, p· n' • · stat beads. The natural waist.. • rewelry .w" a dtamond pend· Union College, Alliance, soloist, ' amr ) IC rc II ' line was emphasized wtth a bow . ant, a g1rt ol the groom. presented a half·hour of pre H~ld at Portland . in front. Th~ long tapered sleev· · Mrs. Wiluam Cnnger, Jack- nuptial music. Mrs.Steil! play- Chtldten and grandchtldren ol • YOUR SAVINGS EARN---- F • • • ----- at'! . ...... iateralllodl al tabulation 1011. ot highway deatbti showed 38 persons killed in Pia.., A holiday tragedy was aveted Saturday afternoon In 1 d \be Fourth of July traffic accidetits during the 78- Flnworb 3 Racine when quick action by Racine emergency squad· w "t 1 record lor tli! ,hour holiday. Drownings and Mlseellaneous rl and probably her 11 75 man saved a four year-old oecond ·; .atralght year today other accidents took an addl· Total yea~-old would·be rescuer frop! drowning. 712 1114 Al\8lted toward an ali! tiona! 230 lives. The break· California counled 51 traffie Dtana Wadsw.orth, daugbtef of Mr. and Mrs. Donald tlote, •mer holiday hi"'. d•nfn: deaths. Ohio reported 36, New Wadsworth, Phrla~elphta, Pa;; was pulled out of the A United Press fnternation· , TraHI< 531 , York 3.1, Missouri 31, Tnas 27 , Ohto River and gtven emerg,lncy artiftctal respiration Illinois 23 and 'Michigan 21. Observers of the near .tr~- 1 • . ~ Q~ The death loll already was edy said the child was stttmg :Cotrns youth was also being ,t 1 ..,,WI;UMBUS (UP!)_ Ohio's blood·tttlntd hlghwoys :far past the previous record lor In water a\ the edge of tbe pulled. under \he water by the record _37 II••• btforo the long woekend come ,a three . • da lode endence ' •bore when lour motorboat• drowmng child before lm.bo ] te 1 ' Day weelre-• l10 et 1P t speeded by and •wept her out den got Jnw the river 1o assist ! '"'• • s as year. int th ·ver tilm • lJ.tJ lfl,hway Patrol r-rdtd at toast 37 doeth1 11 RetJOrls w~re slill coming In n · I · . IMifiWI o 25 tccidonll, including 16 dud In 13 ecd. and safety official• said the Gary C81tna, ll·year..ld IOn Tho Wadsworth Fl and her dttlht."«Jthln city limits. count appeared beaded toward of Mr. and Mr•: Hush Calms, mother ore vacattontnK wtth ·~ • .o..,.. hlolltl- by do • ($ 1 d 1J •·-- Gl the records lor 1 d formerly of Rocme and now of relatives JD Racm•. · " C"'•.,... , ·• ys. t ur oy oc..,.n, tnn . our • ay aum· Ti City saw the child o un.P. ....... ll~ute 3, Jtcloon, and Lorry C. Ray, 24, Routt merholidays. de~pand ;wam out to he~ rest, ~. kllltd whon thtir car loll Ohio 93 just north "Never has dtlver lmprov• tf14t-n 1nd sklddtd into a bridge; Ironton, Hugh ment been more badly needed," cui~· was believed the girl had 11'1fl'kii!I,Pond, 58, Rt. 1, South Point, fatolly Injured in former Arizona Gov. How· I one under at least three times I hM4oll outo collision ot Ironton; Middleport: Charlt1 ard Pyle, president of the Na· 1 h ea· 1 hold of hf W.~kley, 25, Middleport, fotally injured when a truck llonal Safety Council, said lw bnden ll1lS go I I th I r. tl ~. 1 ~I 1 • Th t ul · . m en, an unc e o e aas, II! ,,.. ,was n at ng expltdtd, the metal rtm striking e wors J Y Fourth holi· 1e · hi 1 IJl. 1 into th him on the hea , day on rerord was 1963 when wen e wa r m . s c 0 GETS CERTIFICATE - Joe .Johnson, third from left, one of bls live 556 were killed in traffic acci- e• and pulled both Catrns and , sons, all of whom are members of brick Ia yers local No. 32 a for havln& dents duriDfl a lour • day week· Diana to the shore. . 1 completed four years of apprenticeship. At the left of La;,.y Johnson, recipient of 4 end. The worst summer holiday The Pennsylvama ltrt was t the certiftcate, " Remo Lind, fmanctal secretat·y and business agent for the locaL death count of all was the 1963 1unconscwus when brousht At nght are Kenneth Johnson and Ray. Absent were Jim and Joe Johnson Jr Labor Day weekend also al~m the water, eye w1tnesses the other two sons. - Sentinel Photo. ' ., four • da riod he 0 561 said. ~ died 00 t~e ~ h 'a ~ Imboden Immediately be1an • g w )s. administerin~ ortilicial respira· A patient at the Gallipolis ~~~.-lt~~,.. , \ton whtle hiS wile ran to ounr State lnstitue Frank Gotatha SALEM, W. Va. (UPI-The I mon the Racine emergency ' 53, met •• a.:c;dental d<!ath b; lint JrouadbreaklaJ for ID· , squad. suffocation 10metimo saturday Appalacblan area developBatters Up," a nationally • The sir! was rushed to Vet· aHernoon. meat biJbway was beld bere knowu factual film about boys erans Memorial hospital I or The accident took place oome. in baseball, will be •hown on treatment. She wao released ,time between 2 nooon and 3 the olab in Middleport Munlcl· Monday. .p. m.. according to tbe Obio patk Thursday at dusk. Oflicia!J teported \hal the State Patrol. firs& let-l<H:!oatract project in . . . . . .• . Heury Clatworthy, dean of He apparently had • seizure 0. . o1 the 11'.51 approved Ap. One acctdent was tnvesttgated hv the Ohio State Pa· THE ~D CJIUJICll team managers (11 years) in fell on bill fare In some palaclllaa developmental road troi to Metgs count y over the holiday period. No one Chr~ Its national U!4!mbllyj the Middleport Boys' Lel!gue Funeral services lor Charles Ir loose lOll, Jllld had Inhaled eorrldors - thai wblcb will was hurl . }\o~ay .called lor Assn., and a prominent mem- Wtlllam Buckley, 2.'.2, Oliver-st. llOmo of the dirt. ue< lntenlate·ll at Park· ] . It took place at 1:45 a.m . Monday on RL 338, five and ~.ate lawt 1>ann1pg ber of the Feeney-Bennett Post Middleport, who died Saturday fl~n• In ddition w the Ohio · v ··! 1•71 near Clark• stx tenths mJ!es s?uth ol. Ractne. A car drtven south by t -len. Jenntar• 1 Charles R. Hupp , 20, Rac•ne, went out of control ran off ml!"~'-~:.;,'1'11!! ~&itltl~tes ¥i~e ~ ~~ 1'-.'J:DIIII.•:~u~UWI.I; . the right side of the high· • --'=L- -- - -' - - ~~ ""h 1 ' way and struc~ a utility ' the ~lili ' c,V; MJ!1 u 1n1e Chicaso allo ~~~~~~~=~!I ~11 P~t. . pole. Clonch's. There was.bea\ly .,..., tions Hlkilts rej.eal of CITIP 2j CUT A~ONG THIS LIN I 1 There was heavy damagt to age to all the cars. lnatory !~migration iaws, the car and pole. but the driv-i Tht> injured were Darlene urgin1 equal opportunity er escaped injury. He was cit· · Bing, 2tl. Pomeroy, a passeoed to Me1gs county rour1 Fri-: ger. who received 1 sprained Negroes In eduocc~ation:,·~;·~:~~~~~ • • Film Coming On Thorsday BUCkley D.1es 0£ JDJUries • • JnACCI•dent tnp ments were served by the has- the home of Mrs. Betzlng In . . d lll' fl ked ing streamers. , through the Smoky Mountains, less w the above named and Tuppers Plains. Baskels of white gl~dtolus, ~ums an tes, an f Coleen .Iones, Drayton Plains, the new Mrs. Dixon wore a two- Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mra. During the social hour, rt· 1 by t~o seven·branrh e andlelabra. decorated the aotar f~r · Mich., cousin of lhe bride, was piece cnstume ol white pique , John Beaver, Mrs. Charles Rlf· ' fteshments of i<e cream, cook. I the Ftrst Umted Presbytenan Ch~rch 10 ~~~le~~r the flower girl and wore a floor· Iwith orchid acceSR<>> .es and the ne and M,... . p,,., 'l'ovlort Iies and Iced tea were served. the weddmg of Mtss Beverly Jo I ernn an r. 1 tam length dtess similar to that of orchid from her bridal bouquet. i•-=====---c-::-:::-:========--==-. I B. Dixon Sundav, June 20 at two·thtrty m the afternoon. the brdesmaids. She carried 1 The bride is a gr•duate The bride is the daugr.ter of Mr. Thomas B. Perrin , a basket of orchid and white I Mddleport High School and 1828 Yorktown Road, Lexmgton, Ky. , and the late Char· carnations. baby breath . and ! employed as secretary in , FOR YOUR i lotte B. Pernn. The groom" the son of Mr. and Mt s. John gr<'enery. The ring·bearer was Citizens' National Bank. Sbe is w. Hamson. 701 Broadway, Mtddlcport . . Thomas Jay Cnnger, Jackson, a member ol the First Uoited l FLOOR COVERING 1Presbyterian Church and the Sprays of baby breath were used on the altar ratlmg nephew of the groom. and ribbon streamers decorated the lighted .candles m the Serving as 'best man was Wil· ' Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta . wmdows. Whtte satm ptllows, centered wtth purple or· liam Cnnger, Jackson, brother· \ Sigma Phi Sorority. fiEEDSI chids and nbbt_m streamers markf!d the pews. The vows in-law of the groom. Ushers i The groom ts a graduate . of the double·nng ceremony wer:_re:tclbyt_he _R':"._How: were Thomas Dixon, Jackson; <Middleport High S<hool and ard Ruppel!. 1 • 1 Ronnie Gillum, Jackson; Dun employed at Pontiac Motlors. ll The bride. escorted to the ai- l lace. She earned a cascade : Brown, New Haven, W. Va.; Pontiac, Michigan. The couple tar by her father, chose a tra· bouquet of greenery and steph· l Catyl Stumbo. Dennis Saelens. l wm be at home at Grand Parix 1 d1t1onal gown of white peau de ! anotis cenle~ed with ~ p~rple- , Tom Lyons, Middleport, and Apartments, Telegraph ROad. 1soire styled witb scoop neck· i throated ":hite .orchid mte-r· l Gene Abbott, Lancaster. ; Ponliac, Mich. a~,30~~~ DrowD~r Girl, Boy Who Tried to Aid Her, Saved by Ken Imboden 8alters up' I other fund • ralsiDfl project• - and- aboul the same. R arrived toda}' , for a visit C t . 1 their parents, . Mr. and Mrs. District llepuly Mri. Edfth Joseph Fields Sr . .and · Mr. and Wakley \>f Martella"""'~""'[· Mrs. Charles Eskew. Ied the counotl on tis "'llrk .~ ----·~ , thanked the .nember' ll!r _lljeir · ] "wond<!•lul cooperatlol),'' ptl> Mrs. Cowan HostPss er guesls present were · flint. To Canasta Club · Edith Belzlng ol Tupper• Plains Mrs. Terry Phalin was a and Mrs. Faye Pharlin til·~dar· guesl when Mr.s. Guy Cowan ietta. Gifts were presented to 1pool veils were attached to a· gathered skir!' and · "ntered I entertained r,.. Bi . Monthly Mrs. Wakley and Mrs. Belzi~. floral plateau of velvet le;..Vt!S ,.with the rour-tiered cake Canasta club Thursday evtning. rrom the council, by thl C09"" and small cabeschon roses. The ated with orchid roses an at her home, Brick st. ell deputy, Mrs. Florence Potts. maLron of honor carried a cas- green ~eaves and topped Prizes were awarded to The cOuncil books will be iud· • cade bouquet of while carna- . the tradil<onal bride Mrs. Richard Finlaw and Mrs. · ited before the next regular Eugene Triplett. Mrs. Cowan meeting, July 8 al 7 o'clock, Jn 1 lions and a pUI'J)le orchia w1th groom. The refreshment ! matching streame~s. ~he oth· ; was covered wit~ a whil.e received an anniversary gift the council room . . er attendan1s carried 1vy cov- and center~ with floral ar· i and Mrs. Fin law a birthday girt The district picnie WBI anered white satin muffs centered rangemen~ m orchid and wh.~~ - from their secret pals. Refresh. ! nounced to be August lsf., at T h • Mlddleporl Flrem•• : Atso. bas rt'ctived a $U dooa-tJou toward the purchase ol lh fire trUck from the S1oo son. Jerry Jr. of. Chicago, . .. Car • ° • a visit with !heir parents Mr. Srster Leola. Enlic;l) tP ""' and Mrs. Joseph Fields' 'sr., ported home fr~m H~!.w. l!J\1· and son, JefHrey. p1tal~ S1ster_ .LIZZIP.:. Mr. and Mrs..Jet'ry Fields and provmg .and Sister Jl~cord ~ -'!I or,. Mrs. Ural Thoi'fi.D~i-. 1.,~11 \!li Columbus arrived Friday, TONIGHT "KINGS OF THE SUN" W1th Yul Brynner and George Chakiris (Color) ., c• . j' ' ~ irl ~~ aved rom Dro Year-old -••hi>: •• 1 J '· ·• the pres· I Leslie Nielsen ' \ ~ere THE INDIAN TYPE-Alter bla suceell In bl1 "Cat Bal· lou" Indian role, Tom Nardini runs lbe rilk of being typed os an Indian in future films. Nardini, O'bo hu a 7-yeor contract with Columbia, it oboWII bore wllb Jane j' Fonda in 1 11C0110 from "Cat Ballou.'' eometlleo, 1 both ore In lovely colo1' and both Involve races. "Magnificent Men" dealt with an airplane race across \he English Channel; "The Great &ee" Is an about an automobile raee around the world, lntcludlll~ $bOlla, and lei me tell roU wbtlrtlle IDOW started falf. big Inti tba( eilddly polar bear )Qpetl ~cr!IU the ........ my bllitl's' were like two little moalda.ol'le : and I i'B! sb!V.rlq. -feb!llcllllve used a 111lnk co1t't>r· il few ·!(IO(ball 1g•m.. Q11e 'Wib!OO' liul tb«t ~-':· -· .. ;t. ,,) ·'' -~1 ·~·' nolle In the Pantages 11leotre where the noon-time screenln& was bela. Jack Watne• was nearby, bul 1 tbou&lit anuggllng up lo him mlgbt be a bit mucn, with all the ~ or Ute world linch :lIng Thiyo) ioQkblg on. .. . . \ II rtll,ll>: ' 1s i fuD pk;turo, and ~ make · a bloomlq rrlnt. Yciu can t&ke the klildleo, 100, 1 · ;., staletm~nt to : be made .Iii \itJs• yeat ~ thert . . . - to be some klnil .or ,... ·'·--- . ·~ (COII\liiUJd ·OD :ltlick'ltlit • I . '1-i_·"'!·iy ~ ' /i. t._' it • ."1 l and National were conducted on the site at F1ve large stores are plan.. called in. 10 a. m. Saturday morning on , ned Initially. First on tlte ....,_ the land owned by Mr. and Mrs. ]da is a large chain departmtnt · ro HOSPITAL Salisbury. Mrs. Salisbury lift. olote and a super IIW1tet. ~ 1 ~ ER unit was : ed \he first shovel of dirt d~~ent ~tore will. be Clll~ 1~0:5~ p. m. Sat-[ Total land owned by the Sal- \he. Big H ac<ordtq 1D ~· ~ OUo slburys Is 17 and eight -tenths S.hsburys. . . ~ !4\eport, who acres. Approximately 1$ acres Future etpanSton Will .ro:J ·. el'lns will be ilrvolved in \he initial and by tho time the projeel ·. edl 1 ----- - ~ cumpleted, wtal cost wiD . •·:Jill ca N . between $700,000 ond a m!Uflili ~. ew York Haektes dollars. A golf course mt Again Man Fleet (Cnntinued on pa(e 1 ) NEW YORK mPJ) - Thou· Rol,.rilsands of New York City taxi NOW Y-OU KNOW drivers once again manned fleet Air OGIIOI!tloldDJ old . . . Amtbu-lowned cabs today following • ] •)'~10m~ art Ill liP by emlli sevelHiay strike. In Chicago, lletl ~~~ - tllelr wllp Ill however, hackles continued alltll Ill...,... .ud 1stn>ilar walkout •llee!l ..... t~~~~"'*' No negotialltin. were ocbed· jby ..... tllelr ~ ao ·~ in the Chlca1o atrike ell, Jlet!l'l II It llie BIW:J.&!P'' in'<llves uQtoillZ.Iion · ' pHla· '*'sallllllil. 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