https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/684d2d3b854a6a32967b7046cc1857fa.pdf cb7bbd02336e8606ff27a2ef67f72dd8 PDF Text Text i. ·~~n r' t _. It .,, ~ • I i. a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ldOieport, 0., July 3, !9~5 .. -·--· --- -··--. '~. ', b '•, . ' . '• I !- . ,\". ' About ·. .. '- :ftM · .· In r;'?"pre . • bYthe pres- Mrs. Mtke Wilhams, Rt. 3 iaent, Dorset Br1ggs. Reuding Coolvillf'. ot the minutes !rom last year Mr. and Mrs Otho Young, \\3!11 by Secret<:ary <:~nd Trea- II..orrella. EverPit, Inez Venus surer, Bforni"e Sw ~1 rt z. ll ~' 8 S : ul Burbank : Mr. and Mrs. Neldt-dded to have lhe reumon 1~on Repp. ol' Se\·iJle: Letha n<•'' \' l;":' f 't' I· .-.fH{: I• ' ciS C(,WPn Shade ; Mr. nne. Mrs. tllt' year and al so in ' hE' Woode Clarn~ Randolph, Clan•nPt'. Grove .' Donald anu Doris. Chester; Juanita Swar·tz was t>l~c t.f>d Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoy ~. Susie J: •t'Sid€-nf and Peggy r: 11d11s SN·· and nannny , Mendon: M.r s. ret.ary and l'rf'asurt'r 1t11 the Carrie Niggemeyer, Guysville; coming year. Mrs. Raymond Randolflh , ~he.o;· ter: Mr. and Mrs. norst-1 B1 ggs, i .Nine sisters and brotht>r's at- Fllort-nce. Wilford, Cheryl, Ja-: trnded . Thert: were In ~ p resf'n t net and oenvt!r, Chestt>r: Mi. fol" a pot.lu<'k dinner Nhrd1 was and Mrs. Vlartir, Dorst, Craig. sfrved and enjoye<l by all. Dc.vid and Tamrn.v ol (;u~·sville ; Games and c-ont es ts wer~ plav. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bing, ea. in the afternoon. A gift was .Joyce. Mikt> and .Jim. Long Bot· I ~ven to Willi~m H a~dolph tor t.. m. Mrs. Edith Bing, Debhit' t.,e oldest, T-ma Baw for the and Tammy Sanders ot Woos-~ youngest and _Dorothy Ht>ss for ter: Mr. and Mrs Jack Risely . thr: most ch1ldrt"n and grand- Galen, Kevin. Jacqllt>lin and ! ch1\dren present Marcus of Sterling ; Mr. and meetin ~ was neld iifC01Uinbo&.atr1~eil fl'klay .. a;.. vlsl~· will!,: ~ . pai'l!llts. an~ Mti. Ev:~ T!'oll)a! . relatives ·in . . leport. . , Tom !JUmoil:e ( Now Lexlng~ .. wh9. Is iP!'JidJIIf a vaca• li<Jn )V~h 1bis jrijldmotber, .Mrs. Ben I Bu.ck SPt\lt a trw days Ibis .week wi\h Mr. and Mrs. f,mil Eynuli •nd son, • Denlils Mlso Sammie Yalfa bal of Racine. ..: , Atr. ~nd Mrs/ JOS(lplt sr.l'\lble eompleted o year,~. iralaiDJ and Micha~l vlsl\ml Friday at Holzer Hospltaj i!ebottl <11 Laboratory Asslo'*ot$. She II ternoon wilh ' his father. C. Struble a\ Medicpl Center, tbe dao&bter .. M~~d Mrs. lipolis. They report Mr. Sam Yates of Ra~l!'l1 Jnd a ble as improving nicely. 1!164 Jf&daalo of 'll!9\~.f Hlgk Mr. aud Mrs. Marvin Krider S.hool. She I• em~Ifl'~ Ill' e of Columbus arrived ~riday eve· laboratory tecbn!Cf/1~,. .Ho~ ninif iqr a visit wltb his par· zer bospltal. 10 1 ·, , · entr .loit. and . Mrs. Raymond Krider. · lnspP••tion is ·flt>ld Mrs; Stella ..Weck lei\ Friday By of 4 C•!PJ~ Contest pri zH. Wt're awardPd Mr . Orner Hrss. Cht>.~ lt>r : Mr. I !ofter her ho/"d.e, Grtbranada, Calif. fnsi>ection wa~ h~ , p,hen to ~rs. June R1sel y~:~ and Dorsel and Mrs. Drexel Hess, Janet, I • ' ·~ 1118 ee · Guilding Star C<Hi ~- ll.q~ Br1ggs. . Barbara, Richard and Hoger of . ~1th her siS(~, M.lsses Lucre- Daughlers of Arne · ji:ii'P'Syra. Attending w{·re M~s ~ Mll!ard Burbank ; Mr. and Mrs. Eldred : I• and Ada Genhe1mel-. · J ·u·'in .1 lar Joseph Fields Jr. of Chicago, cuse_. met une •' · . reS'!. Swartz and Terry ot Coolville; Hes~. Duanna. Timmy, Lyle ' Dl M'' P trt ia Fields stu· sessiOn m thelt co!t!'<AA ,ropm. William and Pearl Rand?lph, Dean and Jefrrey , Wooster ; Mr. ... '" a c. .. TI1e meeting was In Coolville : Mr. and Mr~. W1lhu1" and Mrs. PrenticE" Hess, Rhondent nurse at Holr.er Hospital itualistlc fohn by ·: . <'llllncll• and M1ss Mary Ann F1elds .of r · . . ' . '~''<. •• Van Meier and Bermts Rae, da, Sondra and Lori, Wooster; Columbus; Mr. a_nd .\1rs. Glen Mrs. Bert.ine Bain Bryan, Ve·· Col~~bus arrived Friday, for • Mrs. r!i!· ~~~; f'.l"'1~· Randolph , Guy sv1lle· Mr. and ana, Bruce and Trina, Des a VISit with ·thelt pa~ents, .Mr. )Xlrted home from ~ A--irs. Charles Bent.z. Pamela Moines. Iowa; Mr. Linder Ranand llrs. Joseph F~tlds Sr., pital; Sister Llzzi• .. •.. ~~· and Billy, Mr. and Mrs . Donald dolph, Athens; Bernice Swartz, and son, Jefflrey. . d ·s· t . · ·, . .,.1 Ids d provmg an IS er M d Elkins, Trelna and Don Jr., Mr. Athens · Dawson Meeds, Athens. . Mr. an rs. Jerry ~ e an aboul the same. R~;./Wtre and Mrs. William Rhymer and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn Mlc.son. Jerry Jr. of. Ch1cago, 1 d d d · ~"'· . d tod f a 181.1 . r~a an approve . , : , . and Tammy, Li\\le Hock· arr~ve ay, or v District t>eput illri. 'il>•i!h their parents, , Mr. and Mrs. y U..,. in g. J h Fields S . and . Mr. and Wakley of Marietta. I'J>"l~ ~t· MASON •\ .:.·_· '. . ~sep Ch t ~skew ed the council on ·~ 1\'Pl'k. alld rs. ares · thanked the nembe!l ,(Qr fl~I'JW"J<~'4-.lYi~~Mrt<~1"'"-l"" "~" TONIGHT I "wond..tul cooperation." , . li"KINGS OF THi SUN" T b e Middleport Firemen 1 Mrs. Cowan Hos~ss er guests present wer• ' '. "· w1th Yul Srynner AIID. bas m:elved a $25 doDD· ' and George Chakiri.s To Cam1sta Club · I Edith Betzlng of TupDOIJI. ~Iaino tton toward the purcbase ol (COlor) Mrs. Terry Phalln was a and Mrs. Faye Pharlln lif1.tl>lar· Its lire \rll<k from tbe Sto--and, guest ·when Mrs. Guy .Cowan · ietta. Gifts were p(<eSellttc! tq ry's R1111 Friendly Club eom· "NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS" posed of a omall tll'Oup of pool veils were attached to · a· gathered skirt ' and · <entered entertained til- Bi . Monthly Mrs. Wakley and Mrs. Betr.j~~,g, MRS. WILLIAM B. DIXON 1 Lt1lle Nielseo AliUI Gur nora! plateau of velvet le•ves , .with the four·lie_red oake decor· · Canasta club Thursday evenmg. !rom \he council, ,by lhi CCII'llwomen with thlt a• one of and small cabeschon roses. The ated with orchid roses and · at her home, Brick St. · cit deputy, Mrs. FlmllCO Pntll. tbelr projects. They also conSUNOAY ond MONDAY matron oJ: honor ca1T1ed a cas- green leaves and topped With Prizes were awarded_ to . The council books wi1) be ludlrlbuted 125 oo tbe omeraenElvL P1·es\ey and cade bouquet of white carna· ; the traditional bride and Mrs. Richard Finlaw and Mrs. 1ted . belore· the next, regular cy truck. Ann Margaret lions and a purple orchitt w1th groom. The refreshment table Eugene Tnplett. Mrs. Cowan meetmg, July 8 ~I 7 o clock,· In July 4-5 The firemen are piannlnl "VIVA LAS VEGAS" 1matching streamers. The oth-' was covered with a white cloth 1 received an anniversary gift the cou~cd. roo~ . . . · . otber fund • ralslq ·projects 1 (Color) er attendants carried ivy cov· and centered with nora) ar· · and Mrs. Fin law a birthday gifl The dis\rlct picniC was ... I thla aununer IDcludlng a bone - andered white satin muffs centered rangement in orchid and wh . !~. 1 from their secret pal~. Refresh- nounc~ to be August Jst. at "ADVANCE TO THI l sbow aad REAR" with a purple orchtd with match· For their wedding \:tents were served by the hos- the home of Mrs. Betzln& In Glenn Ford ' • streamers. Ulfough U1e Smoky Mountamo, tess to the above named and Tuppers Plams. Baskets of ·white gladiolus, mums and lilies, llank•' d · )rij.Joo•t· DraytonP.l!t~s, the new Mrs. Dixon wnre a_two· Mrs. Dtm~ld McKenzie, Mrs. During the social hour, re~ 1 J 1II by two seven-branch candlelabra, deco~ated the altar . -. "'o '":..':' .,.. .:: t .....,. . . M . '""'!i" ~... '· :"'' • .-: • c f"\.- :·' ... "C< .. I.J 2I .illM the First United Presbyterian Church m : the wedding of Miss Beverly Jo Perrn1 and Mr·t· e;::~~~ B. Dixon Sunday, June 20 at two-thlfty m the F The bride is the daug~ter of Mr. Thomas B. 11828 Yorktown Road, Lexington. Ky. , and the late Chit ~•,(! lotte B. Perrin. The groom IS the son of Mr. and MIS. w Harrison 701 Broadway, Middleport. Sprays of 'baby breath were used .on Ihe altar . f ' and ribbon streamers decorated the lighted .candles m windows. White satin pillows, centered w1th purple chids and ribbon streamers marked the pews. The vows of the douhle·ring ceremony were read by the_Rev._ ___ _ ard Ruppel!. . The bride. escorted to the at- lace. She caffled a tar by her rather. chose a tra- bouq_uet of greene'!' and stetph·l · ditional gown or white peau de anot1s cente~ed wtth ~ PUI'pte-J 1soire styled with scoop neck- throated ~htte . I u and trimmed with seed 1spersed w1th white 7:00 TV Classroom ":rls alencon lace and cry- ~ tied in lover's knots. Her 1:00 Mister Mayor 7:00 John's Al~ac ::al b~ads. The natural wais'i-- jewelry .was a diamond 9:00 AMn Show 8:011 Popeve & Pala 3:30 Neighbors llne was emphasized with a bow I ant, a gaft of the groom. 1:30 TenneiSee Tosedo 9:00 Top Cat • 8:4S Social Security 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 9:30 Hector Healhcote in front . The long tapered sleev· l Mrs. William Conger, 9:00 Herald of Trulh 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10:00 Underdog es ended in ~ints over_ the ~ son, sister or the groom, 11 "' ' " ' " " fiU/71 9:30 Word of Lifo 11:00 Linus The Lion llearteti 1.11(1 TNI FlfLIIII TNAT tOMIS 10:30 Fireball XL5 hands. The skirt, featurmg. a matron of honor. Miss ,,.,h,. 10:00 Superman 11 :30 The Jetsons 11:00 Dennis lhe Menace dome-shaped rront was. trim· I[ Jones, Middleport, served WITII N~VIIII MOIIfr•III·TIIf· 11 :oo Casper 12:00 Sky ·:ing 11:30 Fury med with aleneon lac~ with the maid of honor. 10:30 King and Odlt l.tlll(. IIIJOY 17 '101/ltSf"12:30 Mr Friend Flicka 12:00 Theatre ! full bouflant back falhDJ into a . were Miss Coleen Wilson, 1.2: 00 Bugs Bunny 1:00 I Love Lucy ITAitT SAVIIII WITII Ill S(J(JIII 12:30 Trails Wes\ cathedral tram. I gan· Miss Charlene 1.2:30 Hopplly Hooper 1:30 CBS News 1:00 Saturday Movie . Her el.ho": length bouffant Mis; Carolyn Russell. Mrs. I: 00 New American Bandstand 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic 4:00 Pete Smith ve1J of s1lk 1lluston was attach- · bert Sisson, Mrs. Richard 2:00 Major League Bueball 3:00 CBS Tennis Classic 4:30 Fishing In Japan YOUR SAVINGS Ied to a forward floral plaleau and Miss Kathy l :OO Wide World Of Sports 4:00 Movie 5:00 Going Our Way EARN _ _ __ , of peau de soire and alencon Middleport, 1(. I 30 Championship Wrestllq 5:00 Jubilee 5' 30 This Is Ocean Fishilll 7:30 The King Family 5:30 Early Show 5:4li Sportsman's Holiday The attendantt were •". 1:30 Lawreoce Welk (COMPOUNDED QUARTERL Yl s,oo Flatt & Scruggs 7:00 Lawman in identically styles rtor~r.t •:nl 9:30 Hollywood Palace 7:30 Fanfare with AI Hirt 6 30 Man From U.N.C.L.E. gowns of lilac nylon ,. lnlorttt Payment Dilts Are: 10:30 Bob Young Nowa I :w Gilhgan·s !slana 7:30 Flipper over taffeta with venice Feb. 15th, Moy 15th, Aug. 15th, No¥. 15th 10: u Chiller Tbestro " 1:00 Secret Agen\ 8:00 Death Vall•y Days trim banding the waistlnes TONIGHT 10:00 Gunsmoke 8:30 Kentuclry Jones sleeves. The dresses THE HEAi'~ES la 11:110 Up-To-The-Minute News 9:00 Saturday ni~hl at Movioa oval necklines, panel back "GO GO MANIA" 11:15 Weather Noles 11,00 Late News Picture (Tecbnicolor) elbow length sleeves. Their 11:20 Millioo Dollar Movies "Matt Monro, Susan Maughan, 11:10 TV 3 Weather The Animals, The Honey· 11:15 Sportl ; combs. 11:20 Films of the 'SO's "GOOZILLA vo THE THING" U.S. diplomatic courier is sent (Technicolor) to Middle Europe on a mission SAT., JULY 1G RIGHJJGIITS where he becomes involved SUN.-ON.-TUIS. 9:00 . Color SATURDAY · · ''Wt Havt Grown BtUUM Wo Ha•t Htlptd :) with Soviet spies and two womTHE THREE STOOGES NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "l)J; en. in Others Grow" "Warpath" starring Jl:dmond "THE OUTLAWS ······ O'Brien, Dean Jagser. Polly IS COMING" This NBC 'Flipper" serie.t Member Federalllftont System Bergen, and Forrest Tucker. and gets a pretty Swedish actress An ex·Unlon Cavalry cap\ain "BABY TI1E RAIN #Mmber Federal Deposit lnsuronct Corporetlon named Ulla Stromstadt f o r searches the West lor lhe ou~ MUST FALL" seven episodeo in the fall . She laws who killed hio bride-to-be. POMEROY, OHIO Steve McQueen, Lee RemJct will play an oceanographer stuII :20 FILMS OF THE 50'o'" dying lor her doctorate in the uDipltmaUe eo.rter" ltarriaJ vicinity of Flipper's watery :.. (' Tyrone Power and Pat Neal. A ~ playground, Coral Key Park. Year-old l ~ •., t ~ WCHS-TV Channel 8 WHTN· TV Channel13 .. 4% Annually MEIGS THEATRE The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company . ,, .,. . . . .'(;'. · ' ,\.. ' •color Television ' ; ~ ... l f~ I • . j ~. Always CALL- Rut I ARNOLD GRATE I I I I I I e WHEN YOU NEED ••• . '·, id I:.:, ... SALES AND SERVICE Foreman & Allbon .......,., Mldttl- 0 I j 1. 'Balters Up' F"Jmconung 0.n Thurs day Buckley n·les lflli~ ·~ut Of lnJ·Url·es Jn ACCI•dent n,·es ::".-=::=..::::..::...:::::.:__::::::::=:....:...=::.:_--·------------~ one i\ 1' ~~~ A CCI•den t ,•.s. d b R t l t 0 e tv a ro .J boys lreatment. Sha wao released time between 2 nooon and .3 II I slgnlftcaot ., · nt lknobawo fabacltual n se , WI "" s own on Monday p m ICCOI'diiiJ 1o the Ohio 1 the slab in Middleport Munlef. .: siat 'i> I ..... break lfOUDd lor .... I k Th··-•- t d k Offic~ala reporlod that the e atro · . !lrot lel·to-cootract project in pa par ' w ... y a us . He apparently bad I IOIZIU'1! One arrident was investigated by the Ohio State Pa· . . Henry Clatworthy, dean of and feU on Jlill fare in some 010 ollbe ftrol approvf A~ trol in Meigs county over the holiday period. No one TilE \JNrrED ciiU1\Cii o1 team managers (II years) In , loose aoil, and had Inhaled palaelllu developmeo\a ~ was hurt. Cliri41 'lito uaUO.~ uoembly tho Middleport Boys' League Funeral servi<eo lor Charles 10me of the dirt. corrldtn - tbat which will It took place at 1:45 a.m. Monday on Rt. 338, five and 252 i,t.crililjf called lor ropeal of ASin., and a prominent mem- William Buckl:y· • Oliver-st. In dclition "' the Ohio Slate ...noel latentale-1? at Park- six tenths miles south o! 1\acine. A car driven south by it'alh~p~terracia1 ber of the Feeney·Beltltell Post, 8~lddleport, " 0 ~~0t~IUr~y01 Patrol, others at tho ocene erib~~ w~' ~79 nea~ Cia~.. Charles R. Hupp, 20, Racine, went fl!_ of control, ran off " ~~ ID Amerii:RII Legion, said the Post noon as a resu njur where be waa found, were " ..hlll'll, 1 en. enn ngs the right side of the hi~h·1 • l.~~r ~";c·-.-.- ·genet 'syriod in bas obtllnecllhe Dim for ij1is ~':ered ;b~~~c~ ~Ire ~ ucy Sberlll Denver Walker llilllldolp-. I way and struc~ a utility , the - · c,er; .. . U IDID . I ~ apfii'OYe4 l'isoJu.' sfDile ldtaJ ahowlng. w up r .• Om· 1\CICua.:; " Dt. 'Doilllll WW.hltno, Gollia , [ .. liC'; ii>JW>P ... pole. : Clonch's. There wasbeavy 41111--"--""' lions seekiilg repeal of discrim- All playero hi the Boyo and ~roy, 1:''~bel~ Mon~y m;rnCounty cor110110r. I There wss heavy damage to age to all the cars. lnalory iilfmigraUon iaws and Pony Leagues ol Middleport nga bo e w ngs • all un- The Racine Campfire G irIs' Dr. Warehime aave u the the car and pole. but the driv·l The injured were DariOfll! urgiiiJ equal opportunit; lor and their parents are urged "' ··~11Ckl~··dled of ma..lvo head Ooa\ WOD top llonors in th< cause of dealh, luffocation. I er escaped injury. He was cit· . Bing, 20. Pomeroy, a pas.Negroes In educalion employ· allend, Mr. Clatworthy said. . . Y in annual lnde)ielldence Day pHr· 1 I . ed to ~\figs county cour1 ftl· j ger, who recmed a spra!Ded men\, public acco~alions Boys and ad.u~ts !rom surround· ~~r~e:..::~ ~ U:h~:ck \~: ade in Racine Monday. 1 1 .a day chaliged w.ith speed in ex· I bac , and was checked at Hoi· and union membersbip ing CODUnunltiOI ... .... k . y The float was one of Ill 0 I 't cess for conditiOns. zer hospital. Carl Bmg, 20. eo. 1 s\ruc him. Buckley had been Judged . 1•i•• · ed Near B"'dge 1urn bus, rece1ve · d a spram.., ,.... The synod advised · ill two we come. during the 15th annual ' million members to "engaae in In case of rain, \he fllm an employee :: lbe Pomeroy celebration \hat (ot underway ; I A Pomeroy woman was injur· right shoulder, but did not persuasion In negoliation In ' will be shown at the Legion hall buslne.. lor • ut OliO year. at fOliO a.m. I ed in a thtoe·car accident that I qu~re treatment. Adams waa econclllaUon and in non~lolent on Soulh Fourth-st. Pomeroy emergency 1quad Presenled 1 trophy for win-, took place at 2 03 p.m. Sunday 1cited to Gallipolis court char&· e1 U 1 lal j 11 · rushed Buckley to Mtlgs GeB- rung ..cond place in tho par· / By Ualled Press lnteraatlonal on Rt 7 near the Silver Bridge I ed wi\h failure ID atop in assur· ~· "'1 on 1or ~ac us ce, ! era! Hospi\al at 10 •. m. Satur- ado .... the Racine Baptist Resort areas in four states A car headed north drive~ ed clear distance 1o d:: 1 8 ol ero who are , day where he underwent emer· church and the Racine FHA I rocked by youthful Fourth or , by Edward c. Clonch, 19, Gal· Other arrests includ· g gency surgery. float was announced as third The ShlnsloDI, 1 rock ·u July tlobng and van·l lipolis, had stopped to make a ed Alfred E. Randolph, 21, , Survlvoro mclodt ~ . par· place winner. ' roll lfOUP of boys from Meigs dali&n seitled back lo oormal left turn into a market. Anolh· Reedsville, cited to Meigs~ GARDNER, MASS. PO- ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham S. The day • Ion& event wao con· and Mason counties, won first today. I er car operated by Vernon Wil· Friday for failure ID lransfor lice theorized to<lay tho Buckley, Middleport; five sis· eluded with a gigantic display place In \he talent •how Satur. Throughout Monday thousands ' liam Bing, 22. Pomeroy, had registration; Chester D. Job!f 1 17 of pretly ·year • . 1 ters, Mro. Edward Maflley, Mid· of fireworks on the Junior High day n.ighl at Rutland as part of of teen-age and college - age stopped in back of the rionch son, 20, Gallipolis. cited to Mell't git] had lain in ambush for Funeral serv1ces lor Dona d dleporl; Mrs. Martha Michael, field. A large crowd aathered \he lire department's July fth youths IH!aded for their homes, car. courl Friday for defective ., 0 vicUm along secluded Foltne~, dso_. R.D., Porno Pome~•oy; Carolyn, Sandra and on the grounds for \be conclud· eelebralion. leaving In oeveral areas m~te A third car driven by Car. haust, and John J. Mullibl, ~ pal~, caltnly drinking beer. ' whoSa~ Illw~eV~~a= Sbaron, all at home. and two inc event. Members ol tho I"OUP are reminders of the weekend dll· roll McKinley Adams. 64, Galli-! Rt. I Hamden, cited on ~ A wide search was on for da t 2 i'E '•• ha I bro\bers, Carl and Paul, both John Arnott, Hankin McDaoiel turbances. polis, failed to stop and struck, date lor insecure load. kllltr of Patriia M. Joyce. Ya · p.m. a ""'" c pe • 11 homo. . David S ncer and Orville Bush' '111 m9jor trouble spots were tall brunette who was 1akin1 Mr. Foltner had served 10 years Rev Clyde Bartlett o!ficlat· pe . · Lake George NY · Rockaway · ,,lk. . in \he U. S. Air Force. . . TaldDJ second place m the . • . ., 1hor!Cut throO.u the woods Survivin are his wife Bell : ed a\ the services. B~1al was show were the Nazarene Boys Beach, Mo.. Arnolds Park, . her I!'PY to wilrk Monday h' ~ Mr d • M Y in lh• Middleport H1U cemevoup of Gene John and David Iowa and Geneva·On·The·Lake, ' she W.s with her R. :;' tery. Gralo, Steve Graham, and Deb. and Russells Point, Ohio. eblldren, Donald · ble Smith at the piano. Police in seven states counted 0 Joseph L. !\1!001 said Jr and Gwendolyn all M I General !Itt ltal d Winner or third place was nearlv 1.300 arrests during the ' "good . sus~" were home· Ihree brothers Ja~es •p . p ll:flht. arrestl wore ma e lbe rock 'n roll ttaml from Pom· lhret day weekend. A spacious shopping center construction of the center, :~ lOUgh! Jor qu.lloning In WilHam' and George Jr and Admlasloas Soturllay- Nonellhe Melgo County Sheriff's eroy • Middleport called the In Oh'o' I ake Erie Resort I for the Gallipolis area will be Icated northwest of GalliPCilip> necUon with the alaylnl. two sislefl, Shelby ~ Lmda. DilellarJ:.:,turda.y-chltrles ,:lmenl over the hoUday Princelons. Members or the · town of' G:.,.~•-On-The • Lake constructed on !J. S. Route 3S. betwee~ the Oaliia· County~ survivinc are his grand· HamSOD, . eport, Eitner ifOup are Arlie Cucl, Mi k sunday night. police broke up two and one-quart~r miles from •or Fw~grounda and the slnjHUR parents, Mr. and Mro. Edgar Middl•porl; Clara They were Emmell Welch, O'Brien, Jimmy lt.nderiOD and an unruly mob of about 10.000 lhe city's corporatwn limits. Stale Hishway. Palrol office. .. W. Va.- U. 8, lt.maloor CunnJnabsm and several aunts OhilllJer, Pomeroy. . Pomeroy, charged wltb Nell Colmer. ouths who were tossing beer This was revealed Saturday The mstaltabon w~U be .,..JI' pion B)ll Campbell of and uncles. . Admboioao Suday :- Billy calion; Cherie! Epling, Kathy Moore ond Debbie Jew· ~ans and shouting epithets at morning by Warren and Evelyn ed Dale Echo Sbo~mg Ce~er. ton pliyed atunnlnf!, Graveside service• were to be Joe Brower, l'ortland, .Charles go, IU., ~nsuming . . ell won honorable mention for the officers. Nearly 150 persons Salisbury, tl8 Mablelene Dnve. named after the Sabsburys IIOD par golf for 272 2holes to crush conduclod at the Rock Spring• Connolly, Leon, W. Va., Dwen· beverage In a motor veJucle. their "L'ttl p I " t ted GallipoliS and daugbler-in·law. A. J. Gray Jr. of Wheeling ceme\ery · by Drow-Webslor A· :fyn ~nnolly, Leon; Adria Barry Heo~, Lan~elor, R lion ' e eopt presen a· w~~ot~';e'l20· youths were ar· It will . be the area's ftrst Main occupant wlll be Micband • and win the West Virp merlcan Legion poat. .=.;~:~:..1 Mary =~~~··La=~ amoo . A. tractor pulllng contest, n,.,. rested at Russells Point, Ohio, •hopping center. ~el J. hHahddad, l~harles::, W:; Ia 11111!\t•ur IOI! Stewart Pomeroy. Jim'S..tders ~ unll~naed · 10 drive. worb and ox roast were other during 1 melee In which tear Ground breaking ceremonies • w ~ as 8 lor year ~ Monday. . MARRIAGE AI'PIJCATIO~IMlddle.,:,.t. ' ' 1Jamea Ottey RD R~ highlights of the aonual lode- gas was used and National were conducted on the site at ed~~~~~~ge F~nt"' : p EDn!.Uie to blJ elghlh Win · Melvin Ranold Van Meter, 19, lt.dmboloa Moaday - lva 'clne, nonsupPort; Delmir pen~ce Day celebration. Ap. Guardsmen were called in. 10 1· m. Saturday mormng on :;. 1; 1 Ia:~ ~~~ tbe•.lllte.tournament, Campbell Pomeroy dispatcller and Nan. Findli•• ~-lvtU1 . Frank Hal· te Mlddl rt,. disturbh•" proslmalely f2,000 ill receipts the land owned by Mr. and Mrs. g . wu 811 nilheatable three-under ' ' ""' """ • y, e)Xl "'" k · Salisbury Mrs Salisbury lift· store and a super martel. 't!lt ar Ill!' 107 holes scoring i5 ">:Kay Burns, It, Pomeroy; Ed· llday, RuUand. peace: Carl Richard Stewart, were 11 ea 10· TAKEN TO HOSPITAL , ed the fi;st s~vel of dirt. department store will be "''""' Skip Middleport Rt. I, assault and The Middleporl ER uolt was ' \he "Big H" aC!COrdiDJ ID lht 1 1 th 111n Lee Stein, Ill, 31, New Dlaellarps Moodly . ·.a.., one eac e n e ~von, parts m,anager, and Logan, Pomeroy; Ruth Smith, battery; RobOrt Starr, wi}} summoned at IU! p. m. Total land owned by the Sal· Salisburys. . ._, quallfylDj round and matchtl. Palricte Ami Lowe.ry, .20. Mfd. Reedsville; Judy VanCCIIiney, bua, 011 warran\ lrom Juvenile yr . urday for Mrs. Otto Aleshire, slburys Is 87 and eight -tenths Future elpansiOII will . dlepbrt, ollldent. Pomeroy, court. Beech-It Middleport who acres. ApproXImately 15 and by the time the project' ·, PAJID - PORFIRIO RU· . . will be mvolved m the uuUal U .· blrosa, ~ iayboy of the West· . . . , e 0V8SSe ~ taken lo Veterans . . . _ --- - ·-- completed, total cost wJ . .•. 0 0 em wor . 'id had Wooed and llospilal as a mediCAl bet'!eeo $700.0011 and a mi!lfOil woo IIi ' richest . .:1 .. IIIPI . -Milton Varian, president ·New. York H~ckies dollars. A golf course tnd' ·=~~Mpnday when Electltm of Agricultural. · at the county olllct. 11 a.hall be mitloe will make ouch addlU011, the Syracuse • Minersvlllo SQUAD CALLED Agam Man Fleet IContmued on page I ) 1 , a~ Into. Ulsation llld GouservaUon aubmltted ID the ASCS county al nominaU- u are required lloostero lt.aan., olad The Pomeroy NEW YORK IUPI) _ 7hou- 1 .· oommunlty ~ al\1!1.· compltllon but nol to complete the ola" ·or 11 It Boy Lea&blera will canvasa ~quad wao summoned at sands of 'New York City tax! I NOW Y.OU K NO\V membero will be· held by . later than July 14, 1963. Ellll· determlneo desirabli!; Tho proa. area ill and around a. "'· today lor Mrs. drivers once again manned fleet Air eoodllloaiiiJ and ...,,~ lhllyoar In all 12 lowtl$hipt ble voten may olfln more ent County Comml&e. may '!'ednesday e'.lillng lor Koontz. Ball Run, who owned cabs today following 8 syslelas are Itt IP by eerlltti county, It ·,.., one petlti011, but each Jll!tltiOII is ao mah oddlllonal ~lions lions .'rom rl!aidents. brought to tho Ewing seven-day strikt-. In Chicago, loees wlllcli - 111e1t wfllp • llnl!ted to one ~. ia ·It collllklel:l dtoirl!!le: Var1an pointed out Cbet Janet and thea 1o Holzer hackies continued a Ia• Ia nmmer ud It • • to, 1BIH · . "It ,_ ·' · uaoclatlon'a lteolury Ia pi\al. ~alkout 1werm llle • - .... , •• . .. depleted, .· aecessllalJna .. : by :uJow u ~ 11-tJ.!'"·t'j ~ijitadltlrtve. I'~ will be No ~t1a11ona Wel't !IChed· ldo, IIWIIIIJI .. 11oe I Campfire Girls I . Rock,n R II 0 I .. . an Resort Areas I . iltf' 1,.J. Float w·mner Jn n __:_...... I PHILCO GSI = I I I I I I I I I rliru * f* --- -------------- WSAZ- TV Channel 3 •. 1 "It 1 ~turday I * f.Ir Saturday's Telev~sion Program • Prell laloraatiodill al tabulation at 8:30 •·. m. EDT Di,..lllnl• lSI A holiday tragedy was aveted afternoon in lilk of highway deat~ showed 38 persons k1lled m l'laneo I Racine when quick action by Ractne emergency squad· d . Ille Fourth of July 1traffic accidents during lh.e 7fl. Firework• a man saved a four year-old lrl and probably her 11 w pt a record for tlll!,bour holiday. Drownings and Mlocellaoeeao 7l year-old would-be rescuer frOJil drowning. atco. .. ,!lralgbl year today other accidents took an add!· Total 17Z Diana Wadswortll daughtef of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1114 · ~ toward an a!~ tional 230 lives. The break· · Calilornia counted 51 traffic Wadsworth Philadelphia, Pa,; was pulled out of the lln~t, • ..,., holiday hllh. do.,.: deaths. Ohio reported 38, New Ohio Rive; and given emergj!ncy artificial respiration A United PreiS Jnternation- 1 Traffle 531 ·York 35, Missouri 31, Texas 27, Observers of the near lrDJ•I · . Illinoli, 23 and Michigan ~1. edy said the child wa 1 sHting, Cairns youth wao also bem( • ~~~ The death toll already was tn water at \he edge of t b e ' pulled under the water by the ·•''""p~UMIUS (UPil - Ohlo'o blood1tolned hlghw1y1 far ras\ the previous record for shore when four motorboatl drowning. child before lmbo ~~~ rocqrd 37 llvft before tho long wMktnd como a three . • day Independence speeded by and owept her out den got mto \he river to assist to 1 Day weekand, 510 sel last year. into the river. tilm. • ' i.., 1 · ljlghway Patrol r-rdod at lttll 37 dtalhs 11 Reports W!'l" still coming in Gary Cairns, ll·year-okl aon J The Wadsworth llirl and her i~tl(WI of 25 accidenh, lncludint 16 dud In 13 eccl- and safety officials said the of Mr. and Mn. Hugh Calrns, ,motber are vacationin& with Rl!~'l!ilhln city llmlto. · count appeared beaded toward formerly of Racine and now of relatives m Rac1111!. . r .,~11' fat.elltliJ by days: (Saturdoy) Jacbon, Glenn the record• lor lour • day sum· Tipp City, saw the child go un~q d9, R~!lle 3, Jockaon, tnd Lerry C. Rey, 24, Routt ~rholidays. der 811d swam oul to her roo· 'l i ·~·· klllod when thtir ur left Ohio 93 juot north Never bas driver lmprov~ cue. . . 4...n end aklddecl Into 1 bridge; Ironton, H.ugh ment been ·~ore badly needed, It was believed the g~rl. had Pond, 58, Rt. 1, South Point, ftltlly Injured in former Anzo~ Gov. How· gone under a\ least tbtee t1mes a. outo colllalon et Ironton; Middleport: Chtrlft ard Pylo, president of the Na· when Cairns got hold of her. W., !dey, 25, Middleport, fatally injured whon o truck tlonal Safety Council, said. Imboden, an uncle of the 1811, tl~~t l1f 111011 Infilling exploded, tho metal rim striking The worst July Fourth boll· went into tho water m his cloth· GETS CERTIFICATE _ Joe .Johnson, third from left, . one of his llvt 1963 him 111 tho httd. day were on record and iopulled bolh Cairns and I sons, all of whom are members of brick Ia yers local No. L 32, a for· ·bavinl _ _;;.;.._ _ _c__ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __l556 killed ~as m lrafrlc wh":" acct~ eo Diana \he shore. h of de ts d •- 1 d eek completed four years of apprenticeship. At the left of arry Jo nson, rec1p1ent . n ur .... our. ay" • The Pennsylvania &irl ... s, the certificate. is Reina Lind, financial secretary and busmessd agent end. The worst summer hollday 1 unconscious wheo brought b J Jforh the locaL J ' ' d th t o1 11 111 1!163 At right are Kenneth Johnson and Ray. A sent were Jim an oe o nson, . r., .. a' •• coun • was e Ifrom the water, eye witne.... the other two sons. - · Sentinel Photo. 0 Labor Day weekend also a said I Y I tour • day P<:'iod, when 161 1 ~baden inunedlately be&an . . d1ed on U1e highways. adminlsterinl arUficiat respira· , A patlelll at Cbe . GalllJXllls , • ., ,...,•• .,,...,_,.,_,~ 1 lion while his wife ran to sunr State 1115\ilue, Frank Golatha, l SALEM, w. v•. (UPJ-The . mon the Racine emergency ' 33, met •• acclden\al death by llrot grouadbroaklDI for ••. squad. lsulfocatiOQ sometime Saturday ApPatacblan area develop.. . The lirl was rushed lo Vet- ~ afternoon. Batters Up, I nabonally • erans Memorial hospital for The occident took place aome. mont bl&hway was held bere T II. Marriage Vows ' h ebl.e :.:::: Taken]une 2 0t . i.J .~ D DRIVE·IN irl "-.;'Ia ved from Drowni Girl, Boy Who Tried to Aid .!~cord Carnage Certam .Her, Saved by Ken Imboden Q J:ucled f '"".J I • .' ·y e . . Mro. cairie Gnieser eli~e~:ed Melg• ~erst· H~ltal n~r eveplns; ~· ·a me(l~cal l patient. .. · Mir.. ... 1111"d \llri. .. ,._ , , _ DeWees . •nrl children, David '!rid Karen t.eld June 27th · at thr Wood• Stanley Meeks, Kenn7, KriSS Grove at Alfred. The busine" and Kelly. Atheno:. and Mr and .' "'.t;··f i;,, , ;','· 'PomerV, . The Charles and Addle Mar !\:eviL. and Mrs. Bealrtce Bentz, Randolph ramit•.. reunion was at of Lancaster: Mr. and M~ . l ' ' ·l4ainly ;· JOS Attend Randolph Reunion Held In WoOde Grove at Allred ~ently ~ .. .. .J, ,•' I I I I I I I I w·IDS I Group ~ ?f.,' &I~ Jn States ; I Rocked by Riot F'Ir8t PIace Donald Folmer Dies Saturday "*' 1 r~porlod I WOj!~end I $700 000 Shoppmg • cen . l er '.=· ·' PJanne. don u•s R00l e 35 EI'ght Arrested olr~led nyJon:.~lock!!it Po~ce G':.r;:;:,.~, Po~~ She~a. By Department Na~per, WIDTI •I 1 r· tmu.. . . ;, • Jho S I ~use 8 Ca Announc·.. ASC Co-... . umty Committee Vote . . I d ·• • fd:s·· •cres pat~ent. lllelr.,..... ~ auch ao buOball 11a11a' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~purchase All Syfllctlliie . ..u~. ·· ate to which involves ,unloniulion uled m the Chicago _ •t;,;'!'e, pedla to ~ wblcb the Jul\e 28 ft~-driYent. isier ·u ail.· "'I Elle,.. . .. �. ' ~.,. ... .. .. ' ' ' ' I .' .Tl$ttay's ~i'etlictil Voice of Broadwav ••• re.,orting e "COllMAN" AIR CONDITIONING N. ' .. HareldCito,., Mtr. W. COMPTON~ 0. D. Locvtt St. Mtddto..... l'honoWT24511 Get the necessary~ or a newer car if you ~ it ••• and let lJ!; ~o>fp. We lend millions of dollars fill thousands of people Register 'Now For '(Jl'~ ·. California Dream Trip';E Supe~BingoE·•Julyl~~:: • ,, HELEN HELP US! &.-- by MID SUMMER CLE4RANCE ......,. I!Sottei-...J ~ Uttl sur Sunday School ottendance youngs Iers. uoese • ·J 27 77 Th 0II · · can •· pmes "" the lift thaI •tarts ""' , 15 02was · • ermg a child tor grown-up) back to was • · · eGirls' Capri Slacks, Reg. $1.00 Now 69c We just bought a screen door health. I hope your readers Mr. and Mr1. Gone Miley ' eGirls' Poplin Shorll, Rot• 59t Now 3Sc lor our front entran~e, and l know how much good they do family of Baton Rouge, Louisana ' thought it would be mco to ll•t - MRS. F.S. are vioiting with her i eGirls' Denim Shorts, Reg. $1.00 __ Now 69c e Todd lor Boys' Sunsulh, Rot. $1.00 __ Now 69c one of those lu~.name lmt•alo Dear Mrs. S: Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard. I to p\11 on tht grillwork. So we 1 hope they do and I'm sure eGirls' Strotch Dtnim Shorts, Reg. $1.39, Now 98e did. . tney must _ a~d 1 can never Mrs. Mattie Rtghthouse . · e Women's-Misoes' Str.tch Capris, llot. $2.99 Well, I beard my neighbor stop thanking people wno daughter Bertha of Clyde, OhiO, Brok~ Si1• and Colors Now $1.99 talking the other da~ and she mako my Helpin& Hand [)e. spent from Thursday lhru Sal· e LodiN' Half Sllpa with Shodow PoMI wu mak.~ng fun of lower ~ud· partment the blg&esl help in urday with their son and br<>Rot• S1.00 Now 69c dle claas poople who put Imt· Helen Help Us. I'm quite posi· ther, Wilham RiJihthouoe and ·1a1s on th eir scr een doors· In tive I have the most wonder· 1armY· ·1 eDrip Dry Boys' ShoriH PJs, Rot. $1.00, Now 69c f• rl she implied that anyQIIe •f 1 d 1 th ld nd Now 69c .•..' ld HAVE 1 front I u rea ors n wor • a a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Helllm1on [l eGlrls' liby Doll PJs, Rot. $1.00 Y.•w wou even 111reat many shut-ins out thertl · elnfanh' Sunsulto, Auort..t StyiM moen door was prelly plebe- .11 A to h visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Rot. $1.00 - - - - - · - - - Now 69c tan I She hadn't seen mine yetlw' say men t all-H. Wyeramlller, Saturday eve,nlnK II ·- I'm pretty sure . . or had Deor Helen: A family dinner honoring Mr1-11 sl•e'l I want to tell you about our Amos Leonard's and Mrs. 1 1 like the initial and I like new organization - F.M.D. - llam Grueser's blrllldays I. Y n•ce grilled screen door F•lhters lor Mo~al Decency. held Saturday evenllll II !.<rouse I can see where lhe Our goal. II to light Indecent home of AOIOII Leonard. •' MIDDLEPORT, 0. k1de are through it an4 also it commercials on ~· and Sleen~t_:w~e~r~e_::M~r:~·~an~d~M~rs~.!.,':~'.!...---...,....,...,..'.....,.,...,.....,....,""'""'""'"""""'""'!I!!!•ILij ~ ! Ves us a lot more air in the ~hameless advertilmc pletures su mmer without ntes. But then 111 papero ·IDd magazines. We I g..,.. that's plebeian too - want Ia protect our children don't bave air cooditloning. ond all decent adults from obHow should 1 act when my ~~ne «<mmorcials. Won't yoo neigllbor sees II! -UN-SUA VI! JOin our ranks! OUr motto Is, Dear Un : "Down With All Obscene and Proud! I'd say your neighbor's immoral Commercials!" 11et of values is as phony a.s a Chairm11n TV wr10tler'o toehold .... And Dewr Chalrmon: If a gal thlllb h's lowtl'mld· Stupid and sensoless they may dle·class·plebeiaa to havo a be, but I'YO yet to see an "obKFWD tloor with an initial on \scene and immoral" commer· It, lhen lho'o doubly low ciass rial. And il you're reading b.. to 11111tt1t JIIOIIh who have •tween the llne.o, let me know juat illllalleol lilt. i what II aoya there. Do you a..n,, ,. plol!olom .,. prUo · suppose l'vo been mlssin8 1 ty liet 1n1Wir ebanocl.,., Wo~ tomolhlng! -H. i COJM lie lie dub! From a co~ Dear Hden: llllllillt wholt ..,._ door This ia In anawer to Mlu Pa· all'lftl 1 ,... B. Uonce, who can't find a nice Dear Helea: man. Oould you put main toucll WMks ago an Hem ap- with herr - NICE MAN peared in IIHU, ....:eminc the Dear Man : Hobbt uU<na 41 Btdlord, Now Sorry - I'm not an Jl!M Hampshire - the troubles and machine. Long • distance matcblllnesses el ,rung Paul and hill making Is too risky. -H. Dttle lisllr. I ..t lbam 1 <llfd and a little remembrance and This column Is dedicated to willlil aNI lime I iiaid a let- family UviJI&, 10 II you're haY. ter ,... Mrs. ii<IIIIII, thallkinl illr kid trouble or j!ISI plain llMI • Mid 011 iMr Ulldron. trqly, lot Holen Help YOU. She .aid Wll 10 •lfJ arat.. Sbo wW aloo welcome your own lui ~ ~- Who WI'Gtt auoJ IOIUSinl axporieneet. Adclresl w!IIIIM llwm lo iQiow bow mucll Heletl Bottel ill mo el tills hrMi'TP IIIey had &iYtll ltiwwopaper, PLEBEIAN OR PllSH? Door Helen ! j I1 Fresh •2Sto$2000 - •.. ._ jj ~:,·- . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Lite In surance Mailable On AI Loans 300 W. Second St- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy Ground freoh hourly-lean, rich red moat. Fine for Bar·B·Q cook-outs. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. lb. ' ,.,, CopJI'Irht T"' f5.rorer Ccr. RALL S BEN FRANKLIN . 1 ·' ""'1965 Getting hits lor Bedford Sieve Burson. Ron Smith, Mike Wilson, each tingles. Fully Baked ___ n-c-._ -.. . .. ...... .........-- Dinner Rolls J1l1ll' OftD ~· Ud · ... nw..._.s. LC .,, ..._, . . . . warm , • they are ...a, No Delroatlnl Bm FilA A ••• MOORE'S in POMEROY ~ to-· SERVICE CENTER "" FIWI a •rjonoo II h .-t -~~ '-""' Itt . . - n ..,.;...,.r_ ... ~roo~ -liiiiM ., t11111t • 12d. pkg. I I C1111nl oa 111 fer prompt, expert work!Qnship on replacement of mufflers, tail pipet, shock absorbers. ballerie-. seJ( eovers, floor m•ts. •te. Driva -lodaJ. '"""loot Ill.. •· eMUFfLiRS ' •TAIL PIPES ITI A SUPERMARKET Ill YOIII HOIIII eSHOCK AISORIIIS eB,tteriea es..t COYII'S ,, eROOI MATS, DC:. ~DWER ; : CDIIPAIY ~--= 168.00 SAVE WELL DRILLED • llc Evorythtnsr Comploio Nothlnv Down 36 Montlw To Pay Kandu Bleach ~al. FOR~ MAN 'J AND I ABBOTT c 1 WY 2·5321 N. 2nd AvL Middleport ' The Racine Boys' Leaguera downed Athens' league leading Little Lague team lH Satur· day at Athens. Gary Hart worked on the mound for the local team durIng the first ftve frames and Roy Johnson finished. Racine hitters were David Crow with a home run asd a single, Ike Spencer, two gles; Gary Hart, a triple; Roy Johnson, two triples; B rue e Hart, two singles, and Brei Hart, a double. Athens was limited to three hits. BIGGEST RECEPTION CLEVELAND I UP!) -Aslr<>naut James A. McDivitt will be treated to what Is expected to be the largest public reception ever given a visiting digniiBry when he arrives here Thursday. The Air Force lieutenant colonel, who piloted the Gemini spaceship last month on a fourday orbital !Ught, will ride from Hopkins Airport to downtown Cleveland In a motorcade. WITHOUT We reoen. the rl1bt to limit qiWIIitln, 1J · $ Racine Boys Clip Athens Team 9-4 • warn~ng This special low price includet~: • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Forced AJr FUrnace Only 50. high. 'j,j Takes up little space. l Frdly Guaranteed. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 6 warm-air room duels • Cold-air return duel • Central thermostat control • Complete custom installation by our home heating experts • Rental-free use of metered gas tank and meter With a compact Empire Furnace you can add air conditioning at any time. No change in the blower system will be required. Save money by installing now. Enjoy the economy, convenience ami clean.li· ness of Ashland LP-Gas. 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IRIIIdy Ill hilt and - - '"""''"'' CiiiiW IIDo't ._. ........ .-, ••• bw 1 - No-FUll Eleclltc 2 14 I f - 1111 ..., ..... - - .. -lllldla . " •.,. WMM'u:: ~ ~ . . . . . Pft JUQ NO· FROST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER .....-. ..,._l..W4..e Just pop Into Se•••l * , LP;Gas' Forced Air Heating System 1'·1 1 I car is reason enough. ·Ground -Chuck w• I . I. ° 1 a safe and refiabltt 11 1':' '), .-,• I i To us, dorMIIg . i!ll:,l' :f' All Infants and Childrens Dry Go9ds Mark· eel Down Below Cost. Due to our remodeling we _,. delayed a month in getting thi' merchandiat on sale. So now we are oventoclced. Sodety Notes different reasons. "' ~'--·-' Rock Springs for hundreds of Bananas .. ••• accidenu occur or iUaea 1trikes! Make IUfl you're covered by a Nationwide accidear 1: sick· ne55 plan - pays <IISh ~fils lor h01pitol, medl· cal, surgical bills , • , for long-rerm or obort·term disability ... even helps pay lor ~::f. expeoee if your paycheck io inrerrupred by ear or lick· JleiSI Cdst is very low and proi<Ctioo it WORLI). WIQE. See me - today] WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Pearl and K.. Williams 214 E. 2nd St. PoIMroy, 0 ' Otr-l.~aJulyJI, 1~6 r• 1111111 ~ 11all ttllt ctupan t.o th1 Alhllnd LP·CU Bulk Plartt nearnt ya11. r------------------------- Unci• Sam .... R..tueed Federol Exclo• Tax11 on Ntw eutomobll•. You get tiM uvlngs now, GMAC Flnandng Available KARR &VAN ZANDT . · :•Cedlllac - Oldsmobile "YOit'U ·.a. oiU ·QualltJ WU ot Dolnl Busm." WY 2-5342 PQ!neroy, Ohio ' ,, 1 Pt.~.. I c:--------------------S~·------------- Mnd me mcH'• tlttalll on tht IPKial Forced Air Heating Orter. 1 ~~-------------------1 1 Dlr.cliont to HOI""----- - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - I t_________________________________ j I , I ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY Boll471-Highway 124-PoiiMiroy, Ohi.,:...Phono: WY 2·2167 Rlpl•y, W11t VII'fini-Phono 372-2221 oo' CUSTOM IHSTALLED �'' ) 1 65 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midmeport, 0 . Ju Y 6, I~ , MH]OfS , UPIll 'd I H 0ver 0 I avs ~B ~ . 6~2 Minnesota Cleveland ChiCago ~ ;~ .. .613 1y, Jl> Pirates 84; Banks, Cubs 12: POSTS FIFiH WIN MaJor J..ea1ue Leaders FomE D.4.MAGE WGH 1 :: 5 44 34 41 39 .5!3 ;~,~ ] ~~~yd:u~;:~e~dae~~~s~~~n~:~: ~~~;;~· ~:v ;: ;~ ~ : ·~~~~ Indians, Agmrre, Ttgers all 9-3. ~:~~:tore 42 34 .553 6 IPiiltsburkgh 8 37 .507 3 Ne.v York 39 41 488 II MI wau ·ee . . I I 126 ' . IJJs Angeles 36 43 .456 13\l jSt Louis 39 41 .408 7 oils . St. Pau ' attra~..- t ,·Hall, Minn 73 265 42 84 .31718ROWN IN FIELD w Shngton 43 .463 9 638 customers on Mo ay do •1 Horton, Del 63 217 34 70 .008 33 48 ·407 l71> 11 ;uston a 1 · tB\I ' ] ch· .450 10 program that also consiSte o Colvito, Clev 75 272 49 82 .301 PHILADELPHIA (UPI _ 36 44 390 30 47 ~~~~;, Cit 22 49 :310 23 '1 Nel~a~~rk 29 53 .345 18 two other doubleheaders. The Wagner, Clev 73 280 54 84 .300 Halfback Timmy Brown of the · M ~ , Hesulls : Monday 's Results !964 turnoul. with only one Ward, Ch1 61 225 34 67 .298 Philadelphia Eagles Monday re. 6 :" ay ' 2 1 1 morning INe w York 3 Chicago 2 lsi twinbill listed , amounted to !16.· Robnsn, Bal 60 229 30 68 .297 turned his 1965 signed contract ~mn 2 6 os~n 0 · 2sd. night ~ew York 3 Chicago 0 2nd 324, thus producing an increase McAiife, Del 72 275 48 81 .295 1to the Philadelphia Eagles. N~~ Yor;'; nDetrOI~ 2, lst St. IJJuis 3 San fran. 2: 12 ins. this year ol 30,364. . Blefary, Bal 61163 31 54 .295 B;own scored 10 touchdowns in Detroit 5 New York 4, 2nd Philadelphia 3 Pitts. I, 1st, twi The National League, with . Home Runs ' as many games lor the Eagles Baltimore 7 Kansas Cily 4 Phila. 6 Pitts. 2, 2nd, night two doubleheaders on t h e . NatiOnal league .- Mays, last stason. Chicago 3 Cleveland I, twilight Houston 5 Milwaukee 4, night schedul e. brought ~ut 118)76 Giants 22; Slargell, P1:ates 21: Los Ang 5 wash ~. lst, Jwi Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4, mghl paym~ fans Monday, an '?- McCovey, . Giants 18, Torre, Wash 4 Los Ang 3, 2nd, night Tuesday's Probable p1tchers crease of 9,030 over last years Braves 17, Santo, Cubs 16, RobTuesday's Probable Pitcbe!'ll Pitlsburgh a1 Philadelphia holiday turnout when no dou· mson, Reds 16. . Wash ington at Los Angeles tnighll _ Cardwell 11-21 vs. bleheaders were played. American League - Colaviio, (ni ghll _ Daniels •5-8 ) vs. Culp (5-4 1. Detroit led the ma]or leagues Indians 19: Horton, Tigers . 19: Chance (4-4). Los Angeles at Cincinnati in attendance Monday as 40,153 Comgharo •. Red Sox 16.; Kahne, Balllmore at Kansas City 1lnight) _ Drysdale (ll-81 vs. sa w the Tigers meel the New Tigers; Killebrew, Twins_; Hall, (mght)- Barber <6-6l vs. Hunt· O'Toole (1-7). York Yankees m a doublebead· Twms, Thomas, Red Sox, Wag· er !0-21. Houston at Milwau kee (night) er. The Mmnesota Tw1~s drew a ner, Indians; Alv1s, lnd1ans all Jl Haston Ml Minnesota (night)- - Bruce \6-9) vs. Johnson 16-4). FIE~ST~U~~';f~~ (UP;: I By Uollrd Pross International Johnson: Reds 62: Mays, Giants COLUMBUS tUP[) - Hide- LIMA, Ohio (UP!) -Damage Racewa President Martin Ta. National League 56; &obmson, Reds 54. away Jones, owned by Hide- estimated at $1001100 resulted ba y will tab part Ia tht G. AB R. H. Pet. American League :- Mantilla, away Farms of St. Albans, W. Monday night fro~ a general j~oo,:' Roooevtlt InternaUonal Allen, Phil 78 2119 49 97 .336 Red Sox 59: Colavito, lndi.ans Va., posted h!J fifth win ln sev• Mays, SF 75 268 54 90 .336 59; Honon, Tigers 56: Kahne. en starts Monday night In .the Clmnte, Pitt 71284 47 95 .335 Tigers 50; Howard. Senators 48. featured eighth race at Sc1oto Aaron, Mil 69 262 50 86 .328 Pitching Downs. 01 328 24 38 Torre, Mil 70 1 · National League - Koufax, The 3·year-<>ld colt ael a new • _.!..-.;;;;.J By United Press Internatioftai .J.Aiou, SF . 75 299 45 95 .318 Dodgers !4-3; Ellis. Reds 12.3: lifetime record of 2,04 1.5 to reThe major leagues, celebrat· Clndnon, Pitt 79 296 4; 94 .318 Cardwell, Pirates 7-2: Jay, Reds turn $4, $3.40 and $2.60. Mystery National League ing Independence Day on July V~rdon , Pitt 71 257 35 80 .311 6- 2· F ell Astros 6_2_ R. 'd d $4 nd S t h w. L. Pet. GB 5 showed a marked gain in at- Rjoas, Phil 7l235 40 73 .311 · orr ' Rei~ pat 16 anlh $2:0 1 ";: c Cincinnali 46 34 .57> .. t~ndance this year over the 1964 1\obnsn. Cin 78 290 62 88 .303 1 American League- Pascual, IC ey was wor · 0 s ow. IJJs An eles 47 35 .513 ... holiday turnout. American League Tw ins 8-2: Grant, Twms 8~2: 1 San Fr:ncisco 43 35 .545 2\1 . , G. AB R. H. Pet. Hall, Orioles 7-2; F19her, Wh1te , DEATH BY SUICIDE Philadelphia 36 .538 3 I The Amencan League, BidYstrzski, Bos 56 203 37 69 .34~ : Sox : Siebert, Indians: Terry. 42 S 6 N £_...JL::...::..:.._________ l American League L I' t GB AtfeO d80Ce . DaUy (UEP~~ ~A~:.~~· de~ih ~j .. t L' teleVISion news repor er c 199 Howard, 35, native of ambridge, Ohio, today was listed as suicide from an apparent overdose ol sleepmg pills. The newscaster was raised at Cambridge under the name of Gloria J. Guggenheim a~d was educated at Miami Uruverllty at Oxford, Ohio. alarm fire In a storage area at Trot at J\oolevelt Raceway Satthe rear of • shoe store and leld now la COIDo savlnis and loan firm In the ~day. Thl~: downtown areo. p ele at e . . ,.. Nearly 2).1100 peraona gatherINJURIES F.4.TAL ed to watch firemen wa&e a UPI -Mrl. two-hour battle before bringing LEBANON, Pa. <25 RR I, the blaze under control. One Bonnie Reynolda, • firefighter was hospitalized for ZaneaviUe, Ohio, died MOIICIIJ treatment of s_moke lnhalal\011. of lnjurlea received Sundl' Cause of the f1re has not been when a car In wblch abe Wll determined. a pa~senger ran down an tnt> I TONIGHT & WIDNISDAY FAMILY NIGHTS 'BAnLE OP THE WORLDS' All Star Cut - and"COUNTR Y MUSIC HOLIDAY" Ferlln Husky, Fano Young banklnenl near here. TO MEET AGAIN Helps You 0 vorcomo ~ Ge (UPI HAMBURG, rmany rl'l : -The V~per Boat Club of LoQJtll811 and Worry Philadelphia, recently beaten No.,..., .. - , . 1,.1111..., by Ratzeburg of Germany In •- ..,..,. o1 Ioooo.m;:,",!!~ the Henley Grand Challenge, lr::'l=-'...J:f~or,op-0111 · will meet the Germans again J:l'=~~~=:.! thls Saturday to seek a revenge vtctory. ·iJi,.. ··--• 1 ' . -~ . ,.,. r&U£ TEETH ;:::.'3tl't':".,\'J'=F"'· UMET 1 ......... FASTBACKS <~ BAHR CLOTHIERS JULY ~ ·- L I= I STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th I AL Linescores I L,!l.DIES' , styling for the TEEN MAN In the know • •• tapered higher click heels ••• slick elastic side CANVAS FOOTWEAR Misses Sizes 8 lo 20 Junior Sizes 5 to 15 Half Sizes 12 'I to 241h THE SHOE BOX Clearance Sale CONTINUES •.• the Fall Sport Shoes Famous For Safety With The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element Stock 19) and Lachemann, Bry-1 an !9). Winner- Roberts (5-7). Loser - Sheldon 13·3). HR - 1 Brown (2nd ). (2nd Game) New York 000 000 202- 4 8 2 Detroit 001 100 30x- 5 9 0 llamilton, Reniff (71, Ramo• (7) and Gibbs. Sparma, Fox (81, Gladding 19), Pena 19) and Freehan. Winner ~ Sparma 16-3 ). IJJser-Reniff (1-4 1. Ili\Repoz (3rd). VALUES TO $5.00 SALE PRICE _ _ __ NEW STYLING 1nd GOLORS 2 FOR $5.00 HOME HEATING Dickson (7) , 1· LADIES BLOUSES ., All-Electric list Game) New York 2110 002 300- 713 0 1 Delroit 010 too 000-- 2 8 1 Ford 00·11 and Howard. Lo- '1 llch, Pcna 111. Nischwilz (9) and Freehan. Loser - IJJ!ich , (B-4) . HRs-Horton 1191h), PepiTONE •91h ). Values from $6 95 to $25 00 TO $18.75 ELECTROMODE (5), DRESSES ''easyon and off". Buy them now at ••• 1 Busch horn ONE LOT SUMMER SKIRTS I CONTRACTOR Phone 667-3415 COOLVILLE, OHIO P. 0. BOX 224 SALE PRICE NOW TO ELECTRIC HEAT MYRL COAKLEY ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION V1lues to 9.99 fbis is the Seuon... COJ/fORf the /leiJSII! NO OBLIGATION FOB ESTIMATES PHONE fi67·3415 COLLECT Don't walt lor the healing season to get here! Now Is the Ideal time to eonvert to eoinfortlblt electric heat. Change to electric and never again will you be troubled by the old flllhlonld problems of uneven, irregular heat. Select the .electric heating system thlrs bllt aultld far your home and enjoy the warmth you prefer In ·every room with individual temperature eonboll. Flameless electric heat is the last word in comfort. It's easy and economical to Install IIIII maintain. Select electric heat ..• the one heat that will be as modern tomorrow as It Is todly, Now available. Ask about ltle ntw "Reddr Circuit Center" plan, which provldn 1 worthwhile savines ta you when you instaH eleclrlc heaL Check tills money uvlq Dpptrtunity with your dlllll'. ' For the fourth time in four years, Ohio Power has voluntarily lowered rates ·for electric MMct. The cost of electricity for Ohio Power customers has sone dowo 28.7 per cen~ while the 001t of gas has increased 35.2 per cent since 1949.' - Over 13,000 Ohio Power custamen ara now en)oylnr ltlt comfort 11111 lltliiiWltnct tf electric heatlnr. Yes, the trend Is clear - lht Total Electric At• Is lllnl A FREE GIFT FOR YOU I .__,._""' Please arrange, without obllptlon, for 1 ~ mended Eleetric Healifll Dooltr, to - • a Wl'lltlft estimate on the costs ot instlllina and operatina M o pr- homo 0 ntW homL @ electric heati1111 aystom iti .., ...... --·---- ------~-------------------~------------~~--- f\UG\DN\\£ Al'l'lli\MC£St I ....._rWnd tNt I will , _ _ . . ,_lit 1111r tN1 1rt' ·, ... 11 ..... CHOOSE ON£ OF THU£ SIX Gins: 0 lt11tr tlamt1 t. IIIM11t HAHDYIIIAN'S lOOK 0 ltHtr HOllin I latdtnt DfCOIAfii'IG lOOK 0 ktttr HoMtt I IIN1111 COOK 1001( 0 lttttl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ 0 ,. TIN> "-'lc.~~ !Otllfp DICTICIIU1' 0 Dtiat DtWJT-. Tlllllll.-rQ DEALER Beverly Crawf<lrd of Columbus were weekend guesil of Miss Schuler's grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Jacob Schuler. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gropes Akron were recenl guests Mr9. Edith Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Nebitt l( and sons, Michael and David oi l St. Petersburg, Fla. were holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan. Mrs. J. B. Marshall, daughter, Marianna and son. .Jennings, Looisville, Ky. arrived Thuraday for a visit with ber motber, Mrs. John F. Baily and other relatives. Mrs. Marshall and Jennings returned to their home today, and Mar· Ianna remained for a month'• v!Jit. 'John M<lrshall, who has been the guest of his grandmother for the past month, remained for another rn011th. Mrs. Ross Tomlinson of ChiiUcotbt was the holiday guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ellfl Denny Sr. Mrs. Albert Mees spent the holiday weekend at Crown City, witb her daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin and family. I Arnoag tllose from Syracuse attendil!& the Mountain State Art and Crall fair, at Cedar Lakes· Ripley, W. Va. were Mrs. Luther Johnson, Mra. Damon FIIITI!U, Mra. Alplta Cottrlll Mrs. Herman Loodan, Mr. and Mrs. Titua Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese, Miss Marcia Karr and .lolr, and Mro. Howard Nolan. MAIL THIS CQUPON Til 'fOUR NEARUT OHIO POW£R omCC FINISHING Our FlnMI $enice I·Diy ServfCI on MIDDLEPORT, 0. AU Ladies' SPORTWEAR Shorts, KnMpants, J1maic1s, Sl1cks, RtquMI OHIO POWER CQMPAIY ' l ,' SPORT COATS MENS SUMMER 1nd YEAR ROUND 168 SPORT COATS Vatu.. to $39.95 SALE PRICE 49 Men's Summer Suits Rog. $29.95 to $69,95 Solo Price _ __ Men's Dress Straw Hats Valuts to $5.95 S.l• Pri .. - - - - - - - - - sz 00 ' 11, Men's Summer Pants VALUES TO $14.95 SALE $9.81 VALUES TO $10.95 - - - - - - - SALE $8.88 VALUES TO $ 8.95 SALE $6.88 Tops 1nd Jackets RE~~~ED lOOfo Men's Windbreakers Sizes - SmaJI. Med .. Large, X Large Values To $9 .95 S1le Price Ladies' BATHING SUITS NOW REDUCED 5.00 ••· 1 - lot Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts and Shirt Jats VoluH to $5.95 .. ch Iaiit Price Ladies~ Summer Paiamas 15 tyo RE:~;ED All Other Merchandise Reduced 10% $3.00 Men's Swim Trunks $3.00 Volueo to $5.00 Sale Price - - - - - - - - - - e1ch Men's Pin Check WORK PANTS R... $3.95, Sale Price - - - - - - - - SlOG pr. ALL SALES CASH- NO LAY·AWAYS With Lone Slftvt or Short Shlrta 51••• . BAHR CLOTH,IERS - .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '.. \,"· Men's Work Uniforms SHIRT I BAKER FURNITURE ...... .1 total of 37,705 fans, w1th 22,443 14. Siebert 19-3) vs. Horlen !7-SJ. San Francisco at St. Louis attending the morning game Runs Batted In ~ew York at Delroil (night) lmghtl - Marichal 113-6) vs. against Boston and 15,262 .turn· NaUonal Lea111e - Stargell,l -Slolllemyre 19·11 vs. McLain Simmons (4-8) . ing out at night. 16-31. Only games scheduled. The big crowd of the National York, where the Met• swepl a doubleheader from l'hicago. Wednesday's Games Wednesday 's Games League was 35,900 at New The league low was at Milwau· Washington at Los Ang, night Chicago at New York -- ~ kee as only 7,775 saw the Baltimore at Ka nsas City, night Pittsburgh at Phila., night . · h L. Angeles O i l 000 12x5 9 0 Braves play Houston. j Boston at ~'linncso ta, n~g ht Los Angeles at_Cm., nJg t. M Cormtck Ko htz (3), Rid· Clel·eland a1 Clllcago, mght Houston at Milwaukee, mght zik ~51 Dure~ 18f and Camilli, 1\ew Y_ork at Detro1l, mght San FranciSco at St. L., mght Brumi~y IB) . May, Gatewood Headquarters For All __ (71, Sukla 18) and Rodgers. Cleveland 000 001 ooo- 1 52 Winner- Gatewood 11·2). Loser Chicago 000 000 2lx- 3 7 0~ -RidZik 12-31. llRs-Adcock, ] American Leagu• McDowell, Spring (7), Weaver l61. Cardenal lOth). . . 181 and Azcue. Howard, Locerk 1 12nd Gamel IMorn mg (,ame> 1,71 Fisher ,81 and Romano,I Washgton 020 000 011 - 4 8 0 I Boston 000 100 001 - 2 7 I. M.' f 18 w· _ Locker L. Angeles 000 002 010- 3 9 0 Minn.esota 101103 OOx- 6 14 o ""n1 1· MmDner 11 19· 51 Orei<'ga, Kline (81 and Brum112·11. .OS<'r- c owe . I" . . 1 6 0 n Wilson. tc uc r J, u lua ley . Newman 18-7) and Ranew. 171 and Tillman. Boswell , I -Winner- Kline (3-11. HRs- FreMIDDLEPORT, 0 . Worthington •91 and Batley.l1 (Is< Game l Jgosi 151h), Pearson 13rd), IJJck Zimmerman 19 ). Winner - BIJS~ . washgton 000 010 too- 2 91 (7lh). ____ _ well !5-41. Loser- Wilson (5-1;1 .1 - - - - --- ---~ ----- -HHs - florlon (2nd), Thomas (14th). (2nd Gamel Boston 1100 000 0110- 0 7 3 Minnesota 000 101 OOx- 2 6 0 Morehead, Bennet t i7) and Hyan. Perry 15-01 and Battey. · Loser-Morehead (4-81. Baltimore 200 301 JOG- 7 II 3 Kansas City 300 0011 100- 4 Ill 11 McNally, Roberts (IJ. S. Miller 19) and Brown. Sheldon. "( per uniform S5 88 ' BOYS' UNDERSHIRTS Reg.59c Stlo 39c each All Lugg•g• For M•n &W~mon ' REDUCED 33'h% \ .. , ·. • �•····- ~ -~·-·J - .• ·, ·- · ··~ ·-· . . -- ........ .... .... ~ -~. _.... .' ... ... .... ' . ,... - ~ "' ...... - ..... - ~ - ~- - _, ... po........ ..,...,... ·- .. .. -···-·· 'II. . . . , ...... " '' • " •• ·~ 'r' ....... ........--~". ( ' ' " .. . . . .... .. ... .. . ' .. .. • ..._ -. • ..... ~- ···- , ... .. - : .....! :..:·.:.. ;.;:,:- ';~ :~·:.:::..:-~·· ·; ·.·.: ~ :...•,.- ~t-,11>. , .,.,.. " •tr·• ................ - - .. ... . ... " • ~ ......... . - - ...... ' ... .. .... ..,_ . .. .. ~~;.;:!,~< ' • ' .....; ' --H~e-=lp-:-w~.-nt-eci-:--&-Dally __ W_A_NT_A_D_ _ INFORMATION Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July e, 1965 2 SIGNS ~ MALE: Be a Rawlelgh dealer ln Pomeroy and Middleport. Good year I11'0UIId earnlnils. No capltal necessary. Write Rawleigh, Dept. OH(l.840.870, Freeport, Ill. 7. 6 1tp OF ~IIAUTY Pomeroy Motor Co. WANTED! MEN! 1963 Ford Gllaxie 500 _ _ _ _ $1799 Hard Top Cpe. f06 cu. in. motor. 4 ~peed trans. VInyl In· terior, ·red flniah. Radio and beater, was $1095. 1963 Corvalr Miln11 Cpe. _ :====::=====·,I W.nt.d Now $1599 ' Ohjo, on Tueaday., JuiJ 13th. llle4, at 10:00 a·etoek A. M. Properi,. oon· tnlnH 0 .24 aerea more or leu and 11 will be selected from tht8 area to enroll in new. low· eost trainins program pre· pared by CPA's. Earn Iuera· Uve fees. (Some tall consult· ants earn $5 and more per return). Excellent vear 'round income keegin& eli· ent's tax records lgntfied life-long profession! If you can study one hour daily at hDme. write today l ne~r LilnesvUie. Ohio. apprall· • • ~W'I:t Darst Rt. 2 Cheshire1 ' L. Hardman, 712 Main St., PleMant Mrs Katie M. ' • thews, 1087 Vine St., I M M V ed at 2,000.00. ProPertY cannot be 1olt1 for leu than the apprat.ed •alue. Adminl.trator flltiCl'V~I the r!Jht por ' rs. ae Bt:J to rt>joot any and all blda. Sale aub· 207 Butternut Ave. Jact to the approval of the CoUrt. , 1 Prop~rt~ ~"Qnt;li nt coal. Mrs. John D. Gillogly, Delbert lt. Romine, Adm.Jn. C lstr.lllur of I he E8tate of arpenter' Mrs. Lawrence Millard M. llomlne, Deemed. Lewis, Oak Hill, Mrs. Ted lncomt Tu Consultents 1 A few clear thinking peopl.e .I ;-' MUJ~~a~~ :!~~~~real 811w Fotn'f.h Ave.,, EUzabeth wm 11~& sold. at the offtce of cr~~w. Sharnblln, Crow Porter. A.Uornen. Pom!roy, Doss !It 1 ' Addison, Ch-""- Keltb Daniel Ohio. To Tr1ln for ' The known •• the Arthur swot prop~rtY i11 Rutl., nd TownJhlp, Mel1• Q:luncy, WOMEN! ' I - - - -111--6, 6, to. 3te Dunnavan 1, Oak ter, Darre II Le e Dusan, 2 RaB. cine, son, 9:35 a.m. . S~day, Gaty G. Clark, ·.w.u •"'' ~ \. .ua· Ave., son, 7:44 a.m. SunMrs. Martin Oscar Wuel· Rt. 1 Middl~rt, daughter • p.m. Monday. Mrs. Ftank• ie Rainer, · 21& McKiUrlck· st., 1 Jackson' da"•'ter 10·•• "'6-'-' • .w r.a.m. Monday. · Mrs. Donald E. MeRt. 1 Ewington, son, 10:· a.m. M· onday. Arrowood Rt. 1 oak wl~h~eM~~~~ a~·~:eo~~~~ere:: c·::~~ O~ville McWhorter, Ct·ow & Porter, Attorney~. Pomeroy, Mtss Susan Canter, Rt. 4 1962 Corvair Monll Cpe. _ Now $1295 Ohio . on Tue!d•Y· Jul.!' Uth, 106&, at son Walter Williams 1 10:00 o'ci(J<'k A. M. Prope r ly con· ' PowergUde, radio, heater, new tires. bucket seats, green talnll 42.1!! acru more or if!JR In Lew Frjdby, Wellston, finish. · Ku~hmdon tpv.-n•_ htp, Metg~ l:o1.1nty, Delbert Tennant Cnal for free faets, free aptitude Oh•o, Rarntonvllle Road nea r ' test T1tu• farm. appraiaed at IJ.&OO.oo. and Mrs. William Terry 1 • Ifem""' • ·odtm" ProPc:rt.v cannot be •olcl tor 19111 Ulan Soutr!WI -, the llppnl8td value. Admlnl~ trator re- ton. The J)al!y Sentlne. ,,'1,rve•., '"1e r11bJ , "' t o -rc , ee1 any ano a u 8 •• 668v .•. "a e • u eet 1o the appruval o1 Sunday - Mrs Basil T n~-·bar•ed OPI!N EVES. 7:00 P.M. Name _ A lh~ Court. Property contalllll coal. . • • UIH: • e-•ge .. " o olborl A. Romloo. Admlol•· ley, Rt. Z Gallipolis, Mrs. La11ra Patients discharged over the POMEROY, OHIO For H.. Address Phone tr11tor ot tho Estnte of "Mil- R sh Ch hir p . $ . ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""''""'""===,>·· I lard M. Romine . Deeeaaed. ou ,Rt. 2es Cheshire, e, ennyBilly includedThornton, Mrs. Jart\es -=-=~-c"cc' _,'·,.'-· to, Jill Rife, Elmer Mrs. CABBAGE FOR SALE . 1 00 b hel Cut J 1! Bull 5I i Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE Petrie, Rt. Z VInton, Mr•. Au!freJ Poore, PHONE WY 2·2156 ~lip;, ~~u;a~::'· · · Wantecj To Buy nest IV eel The undersigned will offer Lynn Sheels, Rt. I Crown McCoyeThomas file ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, D d ed NOTICI for sale to the highest bidder Danny Wolcock, 205 Mn. Albert ~if.~Hixon, 78 mlscellaneous. call or write: ACECORrtiONS~ .newt an_ usle. au:tonw~~ ~~~erf,:.~~ ~~~r ·~r Ptl~~~ ! the following lAve., Pt. Pleasant, Arley Jack w. Kennedx' d In· Card of ThPnka Mrs. Howald Cecil. 800 w. xpe repairing, unm~. s- Courlhou9e. Pomeroy·. Ohio, on "'at.·, 1962 v.a Buick Skylark 2 -dr DUiard, 135 Park Dr., son. Tennant lloil' ·d'. Mr·.. .k I FOR SALE - 1957 Ford Fair· sons. Also large selection o! urday, .July to. t98~. et tO:OO o'rlnek ' • Pleasa 1 ... " } I WOULD 1 e to express my I Good d'tl Main St., Pomeroy. and used i gans 11.. M., lhe rniJovot ~~ ilHilrlbed reatlsport couple, S-N 311586339, at l n • ~~.ws. Lyons, Miss LtWIDe Sid· 0 500 appreciation to Doctors Elahne · con 1 on. 6 29 tfc new Panos, ~ estate ownf'd hy A. N. Sen 11 "' 1' "e· the Blaettnar Auto Company in Lamar Rainer, Riohard Eaves, M_i~s\Lal.U'a hnger and Ridgeway, nurses p one WI 9-3844 after 6 p.m. and W:Iitars. George Riddle, eeu!d. to-wit: Pomeroy, Ohio, on July 1 son, Mrs. Dottie Shelton," Mrs. Robert Rolland. ,1 7..Utc Accordton and Pianoland. Parci!J No . 1: !9 ·· - ' den Harold H Rt · and sta If at VeIerans n emR 1 1!-t te F Slle E Gth A Col b T im rollnwlnR dmrlh"~ relll f'$1-at.e 65 at 10 a. m. M1mmum price • · · Mrs. H o Ills 2928 ' I Hospitfll for the fine I " A I or . ve., urn us llitllaLert In lhe \'lllare ot Pomero.v. is $750 Albany, Mrs. James K Ronald E. Cosby, G-g. ona ' · t 50 000 BTU automaUc g s sJ 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-1193. Mel' s count_,., Ohio: • S'g ·d Bl It A 1 C Columbus · "" care the.y gave me during my I floor furnace. All controls, SMRaALLII adHOUSISE, t!arMldgedllo~ 1 1 30tp Belnll known at Jot st4 tn tb~ vu. 5001 nEe M- . aSet nar u o o. Sat d . M D id Terry A. George. Conrecent 1llne~~ 1 would, also I $50.00. Call WY 2_2404. ro ree, "'1"'1~· _ lue of Pnmt•rny. Met 11 connl.~· . Ohln. • am ., Pomeroy, ur ay rs. av , Berkley and 1W!_ey A. 11 part or too ac rf' tor No . like to thank all my frtendsj JH.... SmaU down payment, bal~ and helng Ohio Chevalier Rt 2 ~~~~~'r.\:i,:~::ll}~: ~,. ....._. CAR WASHED and vacuum- :mJ. To ...·n 2, Range 13 of _the 31oblo ' ' · 7 8 <J"-' who sent flowers, cards and _. _ ance inonthly. Contraet Ira ed Wtl , h 550 t;ompany'~ rurr~ase. twclnnont 1 11~ t7) 2, 3, 6, 3tc san Kay Gloss, Halllday Susan K. Gloss, Mrs. Jack 8 ~ar was ' .fts . Mrs. Jamrs E. Simp· IT COSTS NOTHING to use a Wellman, Bradbury or Mid- Page · StBOD M'ddl Snuth cornrr or 101 ' 01" tn Gl!orKI' Cecil Sheets' • Rt . 1 Crown Chinn, Benton Wolfe, Mrs. gl po t WY 2 Slil'<'fS in Ule northen!t pa rt of uld I 1 son. 7 6 ltc Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo- dleport, Rt. 1. 7 6 3tp ·• e r· · too arre tot :JO:J: llle ~cr •onlll :mv. FoR sALE Mary Melissa Allinder Rt George Pinkerman, Mr~ . Wll•••• f 8 I ~15 Open from 8 a m to deJree. wetil no r<:>H w a 1hke: Sc11i~d BldB will be received by tbf! Pl ' ' er wlth pure.~ 0 ue 1 L 1 Ctiff . . ' ' tlirnrf' nnrlh 70 deJjTel's we~! tRH i Cuum•il of ~lle VIllage of Middleport . Pleasant, Debra Kay •m•m, Robert Beeale, Lustre. Baker Funriture. HOUSE for sa e. aur~ 9 p. m. seven days a week. fef'l. to !he I!IIRI tine- ot lhf loL on I unOI 12:00 0 ('!Ock noo n. July 26, 106~ Hartford w Va Terr' Mrs. Charles Staple'""'' ,·· M"-. Notice d 1,1 acre Phone WY 2 6 30 30tp which WaJibmglon Stiver& form e rl.v Ifor tha followtnl ~qulpm('nl: ' • ., 1 Lllll '" roa Middleport. 7 6 5tc I • reslrll'<1 :t lll'n!'~ north il d ~Ht'C~ f'll~l On.-. fl) f 'i nl i'umpar. Chevralel thU· Brown, Rt, 1 Letart w Curtis Rime and infant son, 'U1'11Ml18ILJ! tn•lfanCf --..D(joiiiiiiiiii,.;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ll 6322. 138 feet to the north..:o~ l co rner nf , Ills 6 cyl. )'r. IAOO 2110 ~ul. Rool!~r LeI L. J'r., ' n vc-.. 'I sald t.,t fOI'tllert.v nwiiCll II.V Wa5hln~ ·: Tan k .'il)(l {.WM W.lli.'I"O LI! MI<J.hlp . s er Mrs. George w. Miller and incancelled? I .OSI yuur opera TAX CUT SALEI BULLDOZER WORK wanted. lon S l i~t:' T~: th~ll('P ~()lllh Oil o\('gr rr~ I ~ump._ ]~PSI n l 2.'ill l'l'il m~x !II"('U. Lmcoln Heights fant daughter, Mrs. David "·. I_.Jt Small dozer reasonable ra!e east illll ll ¥ tint' r•f lnl [lll'merjy wolli I Ele~ tn r~ l S}'1lll'm: 1 AC alternator M ' • ' IOr'l bcenae1 Cad w~ z..w P:-aderal excite texet hiYt I' ., ,. fftl ' t ' to Gf'nrge ql t\'eu. 239 fl'rt llw IIPa~.l' n u l_y Leel'e Ne\•Ula \\'lth 1 110 ary A. Wippel, 201 Wilbur and . infant daughter, 1 remo ..d from · "' Phone WY 2-2208. 6-28-JOtc vfplnre of be1 1nnlnJ~ , con•ainln11 64-100 'ol t 2ISO watt uutlet ry Ave ., Pome roy, Mrs. and Mrs. Rol Iand Coburn, Mrs. "Ut 1, •··n •.... an 1lc re _ \L4,7'EHOUS PUMP 2 ~ 41!.1" lnleta Frteter .. R"frlt~r•ton t POMEROY - 9 room frame'-----------. n<:>ed R~fe~enr•: \' olume tu.. Page I .2 -:n~;· outlN! Rhena A. Yost, Rt. John Whitt • Mrs COMBINATIONS If 170. M~lfl~ Cuunl } D<>P<l Rf'rnrd~ . 1 - 4\o'.t lo 2!-i." redl.lcf'r~ ill . • Charles . New· AIR..CONDITIONIRI 1 house with bath, hot water 'fhl• real ,..tate ~~ Jituatrll _n n V;•ll' 2- 14." preconn~r.t~d dlt ·, v e, Mrs. Della M. Castor, Rt. man, Gerald FJelds, Le!!tet LeisFor Rent Street. Pomeroy, Olllo. "Pl•Uisr•l for cha rge~ '2 ,Jackson Mrs Jerome E ter Jr B'll g p l "' M Stvt evan more with our 1 beating, and Z porches. Lo16.ooo.oo. Ho_sF. IIF.D coMPARTM~NTs, :1 Per l ' • • • ·• I Y · e f•P.h ary LEEPING ROOMS N I 0 CIS Pm•T No. 2: ~•de Mahle, Wellston Mrs Allinder James. W• glibk S . ew yl L w SALI PRI now In cated on corn•r lot, three Tile followlnf real f'slateo 1\t.u~ter\ HOSE BEn ~RAGE: 1200 h. 221,11"; . . • ' , ,.IICa. decorated, twin beds, show· I •fhct. h'gh d bu tr rta In the Village nf Pomo•roy. ~leig~ I A ~00 n. 1\ ~ son VJtttoe, Rt. 3 Wellston, Jr., Mrs. Wilham,intert . and t I I I ways an s anspo . County. Ohlo. bounded mid deB~riJ>. I .( (\CSSORIF.S: Cah, t ren view mlr- chard Eaves Ironton Eiben 0 Mrs 8•...11 T Boll • ers, Imens owes urn- 1 POMI"OY !ion Total .....Ice tiliVU'I ed n follow~= Beln11 tn ~·r-rrton 11 . ron • • • • ~ " ' "''' ..,vvv. Section 20, Town 2, Range 13, and I motorol a Trans R~C'tllver ished. Six rooms to accom- 1 Jeclc w. Cai'IIY POMEROY - Nine room 2 • more particularly de~c rlbed u~ Lots 29.58 mea .• 8 volt modate eleven men. Inquire M ' NOI, 4. II. ' · 7, lfid 8 of Bradlleld'a 2 aireru; sto ry Irame house, or can be Addition to Pomeroy, Olllo, f'XOOpt 2 apOtllght~ TIME AND LABOR SAVING at Thabet'• Dept. Store, Ph. WY 2-2111 duplexed, with separate entho coal and othrr mln~ raill th•!re· rrosEBODY: .I-tO' ·~ctlont t'AI" hard New Haven, W. Va. 5a 1•• & 5e rv•c• • Wldar without and the Incumbrance riJht to mine tlle I",1::'~~~0"7,.,7""":"::'C'=""~I~ trances, 2 batrs and kitchensj same to the I - 1uctlon 4Y.!'' lllllner 7 6 6tc ONE USED donut machine. Ex- hardWood Doo rs, beautilU1 nrface and 1U w" y' ~nd right!-or· 1- 26' extt~n.d 011 ladtler. wood way tber• under. which aN rt!l+"rvtd. 1 - 12' roof lnd der wood FURNISHED and Unfurnished cellent condition. Good part large veranda, and lifetime eFita Almost Every Car AJJo. the fonowtn1 r e: al estate aJtu. 1 - hand wind booater reel time money maker. Make otale in Ja.id VUlaJe. Count)' lind State 100' - ~.... boo~ter ho.e Apartments: New Modern roof. Large lot with .II'IIe· lfore5ald and being Lolli No!. fl and l -o/o .. Woo~ter Varlfor fer. All equipment included. $1Z 000 eTransferable Wbeo 10 of Isaac Bndfleld'a Subdlvilion nC noula Apartments. Two and three , . y Tr d C IAI No. S83 of the Villl 1e of :1 - Hn~e Bed Spot urhl.l bedrooms. All electrjc, brick Call WY 2-2439. 7 2 6tp POMEROY - •• room brick . ou a e ars Pomero_y, Ohio. Alto. the tollowtni l - Hole C(IYf!r real estata ln laid Villaee, County l - Fire A:~to building, beautilutly decor- ONE USED refrigerator and with bath, gas furnace heat- •Guaranteed 24 months and. Shle aforenld. and belnJ Lot One (I) Tanker, Ford challlll. e crt No. 11 of Bradfl elrt'~ Addition to with 810 eallon tank used u water ated plastered walls. Com- one electric pop cooIer. Make ing and basement. A buy at or 24,000 miles Pomeroy. Ohto, ncepun1 the eoal carr1u. •••to Wn k'•••·-offer. Call WY 2-2439. *"000 e"ost nop l-· UJJit and otht!J' minerals therein and the Truck IQUIPPI!d With 1 llren, 4 lu.;lftUJ.:J .,.. • lll. r· .. IU4U rithl to mill• the ume without in· blinker IIJhtli, two way radlu, Molor· Plete Yo U.'e'" with disposal units. Conceal· 7 2 6tp 70 ACRES - Loclted in Bed· cumbrance to .he 8Urr•ce, and all ola Trani Recelvoer 3D..&8 Me ••• tl volt I lord Township on good gravel In the U.S.A. ..y, IDd 11Jhtld-way alonr tn)' mJn. F.T.ECTRJCA.L SYSTEM: AC Altern•· . h ,. ed electrIC ea mg sys em. CABBAGE be bers eral aea.m IN hertbY rtterved. Alao. tor Leece Nevile Storm doors and windows. ' ans, cucum road one mile from U. S. 33. th• following demlbed real utate Rear Vie w Mlrron. Doth llde or and tomatoes. CJ&reDC8 ProfQO In 1ald Vlllase, County and St.&Ut. eab. . Builing completely insulated. fl'tt ' Portland• Ohio. VI """"" "eeu _ 20 acres for cuitlivation, ba1· • ln&IIIIA"' 1nd betq • part of the •trip of land The vma,e re•erv~t the rtght to d timber lylnJ welt of Lot No. Ml3, Ill the accept or reJect any or 1.1J bldl. Front ail d rear entrance. 6 29 tfC ante pasture &n · 8ubd1villon IJf Annle'11 Eltate. and The equipment will be available for Black finish, 4 .s~eed trans.! 110 engine, red vinyl bucket .seats, radio, neater, aood whi ewall tires. UOAI. NOTICI PomArov Motor Co. r ~~----:---_.P-._.-.---------- · ~1 -- --- ,1! ~ 11. PortugueM USE OUR efficient Carpet EN TERRACE APART· ahampooer FREE with pur· ments. Inquire Thabet's De- chase of Blue Lustre sham· ~·-•ture Middl 'partmeut Store or phone 882:- poo. Baker &' loi,UU ' e~~ •• 882 2705 port Ohio 6 29 6lc 1 66olQ w • • f2500. eu,,,, 71 ~: ~t.'lo~t, ?'ldf:~ ~~~i~~~~f:t;iidi~E 1 cloth .., • ..,, " 1"' ••,... ""' feet "'" Wide at the aoutb end .md 12 811d 100 iHt ltll'li'o elonr the JOIN THE AAA. Be protected on Road-bond and '-'ip MrV· lee can 01' con•--· E M . WIL"'· • • Burton, 578 Broadway St., Middleport, Ohio. G 25 30tp said ltl'el\, ••vinJ ami ••eeptJnr the coal and other mlntrab th~rtin IDd the :j -:-===--..,--,,..-,7_6:_;8tc::.. 196S ZIG ZAG Sewing machines POMEROY - 2 story brick, =~oee"": t~: !:i;!~e~!:'t f ROOM apartment in Pom- with all features. 1bese are 6 rooms, batb, concrete front riJhtl-of·WIY a.lont any nllneral Beam ~. ··-·nt, Dew "" hereby N.lerved, eroy. Partly furnished. Ph. salesman'r. demonstraton. porch, ~ ~ Deed Reten~nee: Volume nt. Pare "3111 7 • 31 These machines sold for $189er . ane Furnace (forced hot 483. Melr• County De~d Record•. WY ,... . "' cI } hot te h ter Par!!el No. 2 conslst.J of two hOUIIII .95 new. We will give new all' • new wa r ea , on Anna stre1t 1n the VIllage or DUPEX, i rooms and bath, warranty. You pay only $98. 42 excellent location. ~.00. :S~m~: •nd. was appratllld tor utilities. Nice location. Can or " per month. can WY 2- LETART FALL8 ~N RT. 138 INSIDE end onlsi<le palnUng. •n o1<1o ''" '"""' ., '""'"'"' M S 3 d St Mi" • ~na b'.e ra te . b)' tbe TExecutor. and Prob.ate Court. be Seen at Ilol • r .' l.i- 65!i5.,. 6 29 6tc - z s1ory 1rame, bath I fUll Roof wor.. . A. Downie an<l R•ymond dleport. 7 6 3tc basement, forced bot air Pbone VI 3-2'100. 6-19-30\p ..,.,, "'"1""'""" "' tho SEWING machines repair ser &tate of Albert N. Benrel, deAPARTMENT FOR RENT. Al· . ' • beating, enclosed front In d SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write "'~'' so trailer spoce. Good lJJca. bock porclles, garage, work· 114 VIand St., Pt. Pleasant, lion. can Watter Crooks, WY Authroized sm·ger Sales d shop, ZV• acres level "";'d, Va. 6 3 SOtp Z-36l!l. 6 10 Uc an one mtle from new Hacme _...;_-...,====-=~ Servico. a 19 tic Dam. $8,750.00. .&VenoNICER UNFURNISHED 4 room, oath, AUCTION every siiurday. 1lZ ACRE FARM - 50 acres Ceatplele Service utility room, nice yard. Pomt Welch's Auction, Laurel Cliff, cultivated, 50 acre• pasture, Crill Bndlord Lane, Lmcoln Heights, Ph. Rt. 124. timber weU • fenced good Write, Proae or CotttaC!I 15 6 2 301 WY 2-33'14. 6 18 Uc p ' ' A. C. BR.UIPORD ~·DON'T PUMP Y"" IIIUWSJI sep. 5 room home, mndern bath, TIIREE ROOM anti bath, turn- lie tank Gel Kl...,.Em-All collar, enclosed Iron! and Raelne, Obfo IShed apartment. utilities oeptic ~nk cleaner. Land- back proobes, large basement 5 1 tic furniShed. Phone WY Z-5435, marl Ftii'IL Bureau. barn, double prage (block), .&I:I CONDITIONING Relrtger212. S. 5th Avenue, Middleport many other buildings. 8 miles ation aervloo. Jack's Relrlg2 II If Ohio. 6 16 IIC c from Pomeroy. $10,500.00. oration, New Haven, Pbooe TWO BEDROOM furnished MOBILE Home, 1957 Sl<ylioer Terms. Til 2-3537. 4 8 tic apartment Inquire at New- 48 x 6 2 bedroom, good condl- ALBERT M. OOX, SALI!SMAN 1:ar1 Graeser, Plambli,-and ell's Sunoco, Chestr.e Pbone lion. Mr. Reed, ReedsVille, WY I-ta WY z.a Beatlq f18>.23115. Ohio. Phone 667-6338. 6-26-30tp 7 2 31c Mlttemtlle, Olilt 6 28 Uo BOUSE FOR RENT 4 roomo AUCTION every Wednesday and End yOII' oewer Jroablet onc1 b th p·eture' windo S.turday Welch'o Auction 73 ACRE FARM lor eale on U. We bave Ill aiUI new 0rd. ,1k 1 1 :s, Laurel Route 124. ' S. 33. Phane WY :1-'1151. Sewer Macltlnes ya PIC e ence. a6 2 3111 7 I 6tp Ilenooallle Rates cant alter July I. 1671 Linep ATTRACTIVE 3-bedroom brick CaD WY 2-l!nt Day or Nlgbt ~~ ~ Auto S.lel and frame ranob otyle home 7 28 tic 6 23 lie ln the new addition of Ches~ BEATING, Plomblq, MaeDer ro"'"'R...,IIENT=~__,Tr...,all,..:_=-..: 61 Thunderb'd $1795 er Road. Hardwood lloon, r-ea. Antold llrolhers, er space Hard Top Cpe. Shows tender basement, foreplace, patio, Ill IIIII MaiD SCrtel, Pamon N. Second-a• In Middl<> care. Genuine le~ther ••all. front brick planting area. 1101· Pbone WY Z-1448. port. Near shopping district. Full power. marble window sills, alumln7 ZO tic Concrete patios. can WY Z. · do 1118, WY Z-ll3!8 or WY 2-3600. 63 Mon11 $1595 urn wm ws and screens. Jlel&ler Bllldlq ~ 1o r ~Uc Chevrolet CouP.•· Only 22,· storm windows and doors, new homes. Built m kite!> 944 <artful mil01, Actually well insulaled, lot 100 • 4(10, eas BlonD windows aiUIIIo I ttnd 4 ROOM IUrntsbe< apart. owned by IJ(!bool teacher. Au, Copper plumbing. tiled bath lnu;,. siding. Call Guy Neigments. Rowley II Reed Hard- tomallc Jblft. Corvair'o beot and kllcben. Reduced to $14,· ler, Radne, Oblo. u.... mualcal comedy 26.Annoy w. iO ,U: f ::::.::t port. WY Wl'lf. TKAILill LOTS BlaeHnars :;bone Bob f 21 lie Em lo t 1P and - · Bnlnt'l Trill er Patt (Sialle AppJoved) 1111 t iillle, Clltlo, fila Wlll .-, 1 II lie UUIIIO... • ·••• lia ONE-baH a..e,. aad OJI&o bllf Jersey belfer, Due lo ....._....,_ ...,._ .......,..., ·~• ,....... J , D-· ........, """'• l .rrbla. fbiDe Kl . .1. flllp U:::i.ta~iv~l! ~md; FOR SALE 6 rooms, ballt and EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex:14!8 r · Y, wlility room. 1M& Pearl Street, perloneed Interior and etler· 7 2 v!p dose to schools and super ior painting, Free estimates. ftJe ~er markets. Furnished or un- Pbone WY 2-2682 or lilt Rog· World 8IIDdud ol Clo1l1piiC!I furnished. can WY Z-3'152. er Collums. ~c Breot!etiC!O 7 1 81c • •• . . elf nom, rldo IIIII ,_. lus1M11 0pportunlti81 - -ad . . 8maD ....lcllu..oi!OJIOm• lnsurlnCII PAIT •• FULL TIMI -J Now •vatlablo lll this •re• routu .....,...._,, PfWTO Cop)'IDI Blr"det. Cop- ¥GdlJlJ dJanttll, JUm. cnt.d)"', .. je,s made Of lepl IIUtl aJ4 ot.ber fad Mlllnt pro. llelnptljla IIIIGn birth recorda and ~ "':.,0,;,. 1 - ..., ln""m••• I. .--...a-.. Route t - 11.780 tnveatmot _ , _..., Pam..., ollter d0011111enla. _,. ' - .,.,. ,._,.,,, ,._. WI ...,. Remer lalanaet, ~ ~~·~0:~~w~~t~u,~,:: tJIIfc '........ ..... ................. ae. wtttr oL Kellya !II. Of a-t l8. 'Kettle 20. 11&11... river 21. Obltruet IO.)'IDp ...... to. Bt!atlulll =.L note <t,Qboem, .a.llenJooy 33.Futeaer 34. More 44. Simpleton 46. Soak ltox intrequent .85. Banish 'WEGOTTA ~~CNEONCE MORlt!! 1'orebear SS. H&vlng a. peak ae. sma11 ftah· 87. Not ll!rlct ae. ArtliJ!all. chieftain ,t,Awn 4.5, Smell ,7, Hand-loo haoJdfllfJ!o 4;8.C. Amer. .. ...h · .ut, '!iad, my formal IS worn out.,. •veryont l know has seen itl" , I i 49. Dl'tUel up 110. Cut DOWN I 1. Glrl'1 name 2.Error DAILY CBn>rOQUO'l'E - Hore'o how to work It: AJJ:1'DLBAAXR II LO!fGI'ELLOW One letter limply standi tor IUI.Gtber. Ill tht. ampHt A Ia UJed for the t.hrte L'1, X tor the two O'.~t ete. Slnfle Ietttn. trophlet, the lenrf.h an• form&Uon of the WOI'dl are all hlntl, Jll&eh day tile code lettel'l!l are dlff~t. •JIOI· A lll)p...... 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Interlude 11:30 Republicu Legislature 11:16 Waite.· 'loeUer Report 11:52 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local & Ohio News 12:20 Eoans Br ., Board 12:'$ News 0 G1'81111 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Discinb with Ooss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 6:00 Saturday News Summary 5: lo Mus1oal lnt.rlude 5:30 Community Choll'l 6:00 Dance Party 9:00 Off The Air Slnday 8:00 Sign Off SATURDAYS 7 •I B• Still • Know 8:IIO Sign 0a _ News 7:1rl'311 News 8:01i Country Music '1'lme 7:16 !irst Baptlsl Church 6:ZO Country Jamooree 8:00 Oblo Valley News 1'00 Proteslant Hour 1:00 Talk of the Town 7:30 Sport.t Parade 9:56 Public Servlcr Sbow 7:35 Larry Andi!I'SOII Show 10:15 Cburclt of Cbrlst 10:45 II'• Music- Army ,, •.alchstrir" 1 ?~ Bill Mlll~r Shnw 11 :011 Dairy Valley and Dutton's ·· '" " ' · 1 ·: PJC I-:em Hardware Top Ten Show 11:05 Morning Melodies, ' .Tuu. Thurs.) IZ oo News Mon. tbru. Wed. ·; c • News tZ: 15 Musical fnterludP " ., ChJrcb Bel · Ring, FrL em Mitler Show 12:30 Rev. Merlin l'eel• 11 · WorJ, NOW!t .. ~ Baker Furniture Sho\\ · zo Evans r tlletin Bor 1:00 The Jim Mees Show ·:o New~ 6:00 Sports Parade tz:~S N, ..s ' gr· · ·1 Coffee with Ja,let 8:05 Jlm Mees S~ow 12:'Q A~rtcu""-. Programs ~n rortrails ol a Patriot 8:30 National News 12:45 Co,ntry G< Round · "' Swap Shop 6:35 Sundown Serenade 1:55 New. Beat ~~ Sudal Security 8:00 011 the Air Z:OO Coon! y Go-Round 7:69 Sign On ~• Bill Miller Brunch Show Sl'NDAYS _ 2::· News Beat 8:00 ..,. Singing Preacher 5 Mason Agr. Program 7:30 Sip On - Arm, Hour 3:00 I•" · • ,;,atlft.. 1:15 1\cv J Rep <Tuesday) 7:55 News 3:55 New1 Be ! 8::0 Churclt ' · Christ '5 F'amily Worship (Thun.J 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 4:110 rn..lng 'N'I.1 Doss h , 'lusic: I•' ·'•tdo ; A,S,C. Program !Friday) 8:30 Sanday Show HD ·•terch~ng• 10 .•i F ·t Baptist Church .~ New• I 1:00 Sunday Show 5:00 c-- "UDI' N.... 11:30 ChUdren'• Chapel ~• Tmy's Country Ju.tction 9:30 The Bible Speak' to You 5:l5 Bob Neal Sports Salute 11:4· Sund•y New• Spoclal . :o '~ · tiuy's Country Hymns 9:45 Leglslalive Report Fridays 12:1111 t .ws Report oo ement Block News 10 00 The Good Life 5:30 Sunsel Boulevard 12:15 ~~"copal C"nrch .10 , osier's Guesl Star 10:15 Congressman Moeller 9:W Off Tho Air 12'45 ''1l''olir lnforma •.\ IFrldayl 1.:30 The Sunday Show Saturday 1:00 Church of God • 30 lldrry ;UdefSon Show 11:30 The Quiet Hour 6:110 Sign On 1::>'1 nos, Call ;, 10 Jim Mill Sbow 12:00 News 8:1111-15 Music•, Clock Z:OO Old Folkr Hour '· 15 Blaettnar Aubl Show 12:1i Tha Christians Hour 7:0u 1e Still and Know 3:1111 Hymns from Harding 1 311 ftric Company News 12:30 lba Rev. Merllr Teets 7:112-M News 3:15 Sunday Showcase 4 4" .J Meea Show Z:OO The Rev. Silas BIUUJl' 7:Z9 Time II Temperatur• H5 Pu ...c Servk Show >no wsc· %:30 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 7:!0 Musical ClOCk 4:,, 11110 Hll Parade 2:30 Sttnday showcase 7:45 First Baptlsl Church 5:011 City · , ·, Re: -• 5 Oli J iaeea Show 6 00 s~rts Parade 6:30 Sundow~ Serenade B:OO ' Ohlo Valley New• 5:15 990 lilt Parade 8:1111 Off !he Air --.!.8:1~ llusic.a:I:_:Cio<l:::.;:,_ _ _ _g_,~.:.....:o_rr_"ntY•;;Aii~rtTSAifffiml 6.10 Jt~ Meea Show t 0 HIE BORN LOSER ~..SN. 'i:IM.ITOES ... FIVE M -- 8 ~u - ~o ! sur a: COURi:iE f 1HA-rwolil0 IMCLUDI:: MOST Q;-." US HERE: , I QHOULD -;;AY ! WIN.,I~ • WINitll ro eE ~n~a, SOMETHING lEUS ME I'D I'Ll DOlT BETTE~ MYSILFI PRIVATE !NVE-S "' TIGATOR , MIKE MALONE- ... s ••••, ,.., ,.,_.,. ~ 1r GEORGE WONDEl _..._._,.•••r fr•• 6rsr ••au••-••• · l~oe•• "" rl • .-iU lrv. ~H. 1'1\TIENT.THE Ei,UI"""'NT ~ 15 HeRE. WM JIST ~~: 1!)Q'ON UP. • •" ( ~ . .,.a.ECTRIC co. Coi,~JCI·I~l - .......:...:. • J.• ;'tlllrnKCC'W """'V ' I tliMo' - ... -.numbe•Jo•TboOoU, ......._ . .& ....w. Po....-or. .... ~·. '• .. .!\~,. ' IRAII'INR IF 'lllEilE'& Alff DISMI65 THAT .......... ....... ····-·· .... lo!M ·M "'TI-lE WCIY ~OF' V<X.l ''H:u::to-·us LATELY'? WITH SUCH 'FRIEMDS" WHO NEEDS ENEMIES, EH';l BllT -..ulll. .ffi,1 & ABLE TO Bll'+' THE STllFF f 811-:'0 S HAVE IWESTIGATIN(J AVOC/Ioi)OS ~ A IJOZj;~ """$! ~=~- jU \YQQD YKfeooday't (ieypto<tuote: POill'RY IS THill llll'ISH AT- ---="=': '·: '·: :': ·': ·: ":;·'::":__ _::s~t.!..'~Mr~·~·_!P~a~ui~A::_.~W~is~e':.,_;80tl~b!:!!:,;/;,!:!!:..,;,;!:!!:!:!!:".,C'•"rt",,.·!:!!:!!!!!!!!!:!!:!!!!!,.;;;,!!!!!!!,J : T~E \ROUBLE DOE'SN'T EXIST. Wanted -u- - · _ to a. C.plt&J 8.- ~~ ~ l-=---:~--:::-12_29-=-lio HOUSE for sale: 4 r001D8 fur· P ymen Dished. Minersville. '15110.00. WIDOW WANTS housework or 11118 CADILLAC Sedan Deville, Phone WY 2-3312. baby sitting. Lorena Snyder, ~ 70,000 miles. Good tires and 6 30 12tp phone WY 2-6361. 7 Z 3tp Po......,, Ohio G,_ 7.AbyM abbr. 26. VJpen 28.Clote instrumen~ :. :. ~· s 11 lfc 'THIIEB IIIII laar roo'lllllrnlsl» ed • lllandlbed aport. WY U4Sf 12 1 11c 1.-Lo 31. Character· fltic d.& Cun, :.Hr.. ot&to: taw - U, Creole 27. Muelcal READY MIX CO. WY -•• P111 St, B. Matter: ' lllot lllscrlptloa G()EGLEIN 2· Mkldl till U.Mab 2S. Famous Concrete drives last for years and add to property value and looks. Call us today for the service you want. Concrete main· tenance costs less too. Among those who entered H ' . olzer HospJtal over the hoh· day weekend included Monday Mrs. Grace Caldwell, 718 First Ave., Mrs. Connie S. Saunders1 130 State St Anna • ., c. Gabrielli. 54 Olive St., Don· aid W Helsel 63Z Fifth Ave • ' ., Josepb Tndd Halley, 411'.1 Court ~tole :tO.Fooc• toot ADD ANEW DRIVEWAY Hospital News 4. Greek 1t. '1'ootb onc::~~~~~)1 :~~~~e c~ert ton of Lot No. !183 aforesaid and east of nl d Annle Slreet. The u.me be- Pomoroy, 0. ~~· ;:br~:p,w~o!!;: deuverf 13. Queotloml 18.N.Z. 1 ~==tifu~~kl~~scafu~ ~: clearly 14. Irony lti.Rlp 17.0wmy coNDJTIONING $340 b•'Biaeftnar'S ~ !S.Thln lnf)Wltala S.Meol I AUTO •n•r ;S, Manu· 12.Show MARK IV AIR tlOJl! n&v:lg&tor 1[1 b 1. AmiiWIJl. • 1'-=====..=·=·:":':::==·=·:":'I I - .,.,, DAILY CROSSWORD Wf'!fl~ ... �'t"il..."'. .,. ., __ .../. . . . ~··. -· .... ~ ,., ... '·•·· ·-~· .. '; . . . ..... ·--· ..... .. . . ..~ ' ·· ~ ." -. ••' '.' ... · ··_:)1:;:-~· · :· 4 ••• ' ,. . "'·~ ....... - ..- · • • , ~-. --~- .f~" ~ . .. :•." • • .,· . \ ' • .. Shopping Place To.be Built j j '• "' ( ~ ..--" .. ' , . S~ntinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., July 6, 196!'> .••f j23,Greenup 3:30 a.m.• Ravenswood down Kanawba Rlv'lf - . Lelia , Mr1. Lincoln RU5SeR. 5:5S p.m.; MiYB Sullill Shearer up Mannet 4:20 a.111.; Mr. and Mrs. Doyle . : dl~. . •' . .. ~ley ·- " \, . : ,:·'itk~· ~~~S-:1$ (9E;tif. . o1 Mine• Junction. P$1rle- Mr. and Mra. E. Jabo and Jrftl. 1._ b Knapp ia Thoma returned !lOme with 100, Tammy an~ Cheryl, and Mr. and Mrl. !Awl ~~;,.o 3:05a.m. ; Reliable up 14, 6:40 down Greenup.· 7:40 p.m.; Na· Chris Jr. dpwp Wipfiehl3 p.m.; and Kail Lee of Langaville vb- her parents alter 1pendil1g a Mr. and Mrs. lloward 'lboma and- ·~~an IDO'Ied lot POID- ~... 'IYV:e f DeWS a.m.; Irene Chot111 down 15, [tional down Greenup 8:40 p.u1.: Jerry Bosworth up Wblfleld 10:- lied Sunday with Mr. and Mro. ~ ltltb ber 111141' and broth· and Patricia were lloa rislton. troy. · {'l<'.t;; ~ 7:25 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun up Mark M. up Greenup 12:11 a. 35 p.m.: Helen down 1\'ln- Charley Smith and\ Jo. 'er-in-law. j · ~f :' ' · - -,,, '· ,. , 17, 2:05 a.QJ.; New Martinsville m. ; L. Fieore up Greenup 6:10 field 12:25 a.m.; Beaver up WinMrs. Howard Thorn•. and;NOW ON MWET ''"' ·'·, ·o.uge readlqa _ ·Galllpolla down 17, 4:05 a.m.; Gilda Me- a.m.; Valvoline down Grt$1up field 1:10 a.m.; .11. E. Bowles Mn. Gary lla."'llta and Carol, jUioDCI Jean llanJDg apent Mrs. Harley Jobi1SOn v1sited re. DAYTON JUP!) _ A ae~) · oam . M_,2, 12.2, runniflS lit Cool up 17, 5:10 a.m.; Barbara 8 am; Lady Marjorie down up Winfield 2:50 a.m. Mary and Ellen of Lincoln lflls, Saturday Dlghl wltli Mr. and ceoUy with Mrs. Larry Barr desk-sized electronic aecoomtl~·"J~ feet' oilroliera, Pomeroy •.Mas· IGay down 17, 6:05/ ( ,m.; Jef. Meldahl 8:55 p.m.: Pollywoa Pomeroy were Sunday dinntr Mra. Charley Smith and Jo. and were accompanied home by symm bal been placed 011 1 -~3~1 ; on ,:lq,"",!lt , PieasaDI . 2U8, f••(IOn up 17, 6:40 a.m.; Louis- down Meldahl 9:55 p.m ; Ztm. gueata of her parents, Mr. and Patricia Thoma l])elll a re- PatriCia. world market by NatloiW Cas ~l!lh · ' Jlintop,. .07B .,Biatiooary Kanaw· iana up 6, IU5 a.m.; A. J. mer down Meldahl 11:55 p.m.: Mrs. D. H. Robesoil and Chest. cent night with her sister and Christine Bailey waa an over Register Co which claimJ It r-: ba F'll\s 2.48· fallblg,' Charles- Patten down 18, 5: 16 a.m. John A~ up . Meldahl Z:IICJ a.m.: er Morris. brother-In-law, 1\lr, and Mrs. night gueol of ber grandmother tbelowe.et-piiced eystem offer •rl ton Jl!·ll,.~ . statwllary. London. J. Rowe down 18, 6:25 a.m.: Ehsha Woods up Meldaill 3:15 1\f _ Mrs. Gary Barnltz and child· Larry Barr of LangsVille. on Tuelday. in the world at $10,1100. It , .. , .,·; Mar"le! ~~ Winfield dama Peggy DQwney up zo, 5:55 a. a.m. i ren, and Jo Smith visited laot Mr. and Mn. l'ttt Earnheart . Mr. and Mn. Everett Ray computer addr.., and magn•! were on itie sills. , m.; Jerow up 20, 8:50 a.mc: Ed- Galllpolla Dam mdlana Sunday afternoon wtth Mrs. and Vicki Sue and Lesla. of Johnson. of Columbus were the disc memory ·devices. 11 Boal . . , . eana Bosworth up 21, 5:10 a. down 5:20 a.m.; Annette Jones Carrie Wears. Columbui and Mn. Loulae weekend visiton of his parents !;' · - Queen ' City m.; Pennsylvania down 23, 1:· up 7:05 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth Mr. P'ranklln Russell oi .Mld- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma Earnheart of LogM were re- Mt: and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Astronomy generally 11 , .. ,. · p,mCit.;'!ort hem 3o_:.m.; PhLillpWSpom do wndo23, dll down 8:10a.m.; Elgercllff d!e portI wfaha a recent .MSUndand . Y ~sitedk with Mr .ohand Mrs. cent Sunday 011er.blg Ylallorl of and Beverly. Miss Johnson re- sidered 118 the olde•t of th . , .,.pew8 ., 2:~ a.m.; . . 8wee1 wo own 9 a.m. VIS 1or o 1• . , r. a rran 8arver, .1 nny and l!:d- Mr. and Mn, Harley Johnson. turned to ColumbiJS with Mr. physical sciences. Dally • • 1 • - .. - · - 1 z. 1 • ""' . I I I I COStS LESS THAN S3Q0 ... ;-;: •t\ ~ ,lj. Society wtes \ Ij ay I .14~ A DAY ...- ~"' - i l'l'ailalpfarlu-.Termo ZIIIIOIJibl II c~o­ I •IIIDI• __!!Ia .... _ tar I lona """ low I I olnd. EZ u:zl ,.- ... fut - ltep Aloo 1orpr 1ooDI with I WoUpen ,. 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MASON FURNITURE CO. has the SAME DEAL ON TRUCK LOAD OF GIBSON REFRI.GERAtORS SEE RUTLAND FURNITURE Advertisement . ' ·9ft·t4ext ' ' . ., ·~ '··. , - .-•I t~}f'"·· ' (X"'~;:.If,.l,·-~--' ...... 'r •• • In the big Gibson 14 means fresh foods Help me win a frea trip to Puerto \ I .. ; \ Better Rev. $439.95 MODEL 9214 GilHon 16 I 290 N. 2nd A••· i e PROST 5ell 116ibs•n fllm)~*mllc&m.rr this liA "Never• this week at these fobulous low prices. Easily the Best Dee I we've of· fered since we've been in business.· NOT $550.00 NOT $500.00 Nor $450,00 ., \. I' ' ' ' 'I ,, • . ~*c..:'IIi • ' ,: c•·, I' . ,,.. .. .. ,,. \ ' 0{ I With I ., ., • ' ' W•~ve : • ~~14· :•1 ~ ·.~ :~ ). Been I~Busin1SS'1.., ,. ~.· •. \ ~ .. ' ):<)i .., ~· '~'' '• out refrigerator to keep temperature at 87 • degrees - the perfect temperature for fresh foods. 156 lb. Frost Clear freezer capacity means can't build up to steal storage space. You ,Ill defrosting mess again. frost neyer forms in freezer either, so it will never have lo face frosty packages or Aft these practical Gibson 14 features• '~- ·HU-Rl:ti$TOP,I,M,:TID.AYI I crisp dry air circulates constantly though- thimbleful of frost ln1 lifetime" Mod~t19318 ••• Atruly rtt~J~rkable value. • •• almost 16 '\ c;u. ft. of s!Mice, ,, ..It's priced lowtr than J'QOit 14 cu. ft. models. All Frost Clear; ,of, course, and .0 bea~tiful. The. B.ESt DEAL. Si11' · ~· . "• ,•,, .~ r ~y~·(8',ke Trllde IUTJUST....;.. \'I. I. 88 NOT $400r00 cool faster, keep belter longer. The cOld, S:u."tiL "Yl1~t.e. · truck load of Gibson Refriger4tors I ' fODAY ••• PICK UP ONLY 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR . .FitiEZIR In 10 Ft. Lengths " • 88 Largest Insurance Agency \ I NOT $309.95 NOT $278.00 NOT $239.00 ' CREIH STAMPS ; I '\ I' Meig1 County's Oldest and WE HAVE FOR YOUR ..• •---- No. I YOU wtN 10,000 .... 5101 T • CARD EVERY TIME YOU YOU eTwln 15.9 qt. slide-out crispers eGiant slide-out basket eSiide-out freezer shelf e Tall bottle storage • Butter and Cheese chest eFrozen Iuice can. rock efrozen food peckageradt eMultj.;Magnet door seal. ' i .. �.. ' ., ~ · •. .\ r . ' ( 1 ;. • • at y .. I r ""' ' ..... ....: .... -- ~ ~ I •r til 81 Dl Cl "ll w We're Making a Pitch •.. We provide Full Banking Service to take Burner-with-a7Brain care of al l your needs .... from Check- makes everv ing and Sav 1ngs Account s to Loans for every worthwhi le purpose. Its plain horse sense to bank w ith usl r:lili~ef\S national B f\1< _...,.",-•~n Cooking utensil automatic I WE PAY 4'<· ON ' Naturally, It's GAS I~ SAVING .~ Mrrnhrr Ff-'dt>r:ll lleposil lnsurann.• Co rporation 1'hc• Mark of Higb ftualtty • • • ftUi\J,JTA~E LP GAS d in e: il • a the ,. '• '' WORLD t FU FIEL,DCRIS ...··. Ap A ~ I •I ' • For New and Old Homes ·, .! t MATCHING TOWELS : · "' "' '' . NOYt On Sale On lhe ~ st A COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION 311-99 • to 399·95 II 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems NO RENT AI • ·t •' -u Wo H••• Tho Tonks! ON Everybody Knows the Kind of Service we give• LP GAS TANKS! NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "QUAUTANE" LP GASII PERSONALlY OWNED BOnLED GAS PLANT FREE! july only Save i Rytex Deckle Edge Vellum With lach LP G11 Installation ' V!NETIAH LA~ , Re~lnlsceRt of rich Mdiwol klpestfies, ~ lotefr, 10we' lostlions ore scvlpM"ed iA a r•ver~ IG'~dt ~T l()O~ cptton 1erry ... Mh and lavish ir:l v-; o1 -"'ell< P-. ido<JI io!' IIi* IIS"'f"'· name WASH CLOTHS - - - ON SALE I'OR 491 lftd 3.99 HAND TOWELS 1kJ Blue. l'leldcr"t Ribbon rs..;qull Motchlnt Tow.l1 Coloro - Lilac, Pink, Gold, lllue $1.9t lATH TOWELS _ . $2.98_BATH TOW\ki - r - - - I'OR $1.91 H~NO TOWELS _ $1.31 ~ 1 1. GJven with "JJII , lnataJJatian. ,~ \, : Oi(,r· explre• ' ; · 1 SePtember I, IIIII.. ' ' ---:--':""'--------:---:-:-::'~-:--~'· Pleldcr~t D~~trt Flowar Matehl'lt tewols · ( .. 1 model! .Price. ·HoucllomoiJ . lloxed . end _penoaillzed, ,!! eoune, for 1111 pet'IOIIJoU.- idftiDa: High\'' Quality PHONE SH 2-4811 . ' ,, ·'' Colon: Gold, Pink, Blue · llal:to an lmportmt 11ft for Ou•llt1ne LPGAS WASH CLOTHS - 49c Colon - Verdlan Green, AJlllque Geld, Briilol Blue ond . ; ' .· ' ' Camelis Pink. In&•. etc, Bum• LP Mark of Quollty Propane Gas Available LP GAS LIGHT ' Decorative lamp rol mapy •••• - outdooro, lndbm, 'picnl,., out- ·· SERVICED LOCAL BY • • • ON SALI FOR $1.59 l'l•lilcrett ROM Scv/pturo Matchint Towol• Our Fleet of True ks to Serve You - BUY LOCAL ON SALE FOR $1.59 ON SALE FOR 99c Co1ora - .CameJia Pink, Antique Gokl, Verdlan Green and HAND TOWELS _ "• ' liJflfln8 fl.te lATH TpWILS _ double the replar quantity i-. le.ldi.A, stlflontry wlth your addre.. > _!~~~~~Q!!::J~~----~W~ED~N~E~SD::!:A~Y!.-:J~Uc:_LY~7...!1~96~5--------------:.:..:.:::...:::: Five Unions Sued for $5.1 MiiJions '" SLJ enttn COLU\!BUS t CPli - The 1 procedureo and reoe1ved oflt' jtion urging the juvenile cuurto 1 1aylng most or the blame for juries have participat<d." Most of the offenders haverdamage. • 1{\,islature moved Tuesda y to 1new bill designed to head off 1of the state to plake U!H! of [the riSing JUvenile delinquency Meanwhile, the Western Coon- post<d bond ot lliO and were ex- "None of the boys or pli crack down on juvemle delin· any further rioting. so-called "Youth Juries," panels , rate in !he hands of the parents ty Court at Geneva • on • the • peeled to forfeit 1t rather than who atayed at my motel bjlll quency Passed by the House and lor teen-agers who sit on juv.. · It claimed the 'juveniles Lake today began to wad • appear. any pJU1 of the tnluble," lllltl Prompted by weeKend noHn8 1sent to the Senate was a bi11 1nile cases and make advisory charged With delinquencies have through the caaes of some 300 However. a motel operator Mrs. Lillian O'Britis of the Jlu. at Russell 's P01nt and Geneva- which will allow juvenile courts [recommendations lo tho judges. been more responsive to remed· persons, mostly t<en-agen, who today came to the defense of lane Motel. ".And lt'r unfair' II On-The·Lnke, Oh1o, it passed I to establish training progr.mSi The resoluUon. authored by ial and rehabilitative efforts In , were arrested in the wake of ! college students, who h a v • r blanw the cliaturbance oa tn. two measuresjuvenile aJmed court at j forAlso !heirapproved employes. Rep. Don"wlahy·waaby' K. Coow, R·Asl!land, youth i the July 4 holiday riots. 1been blamed lor mueh of the colle1e ttudentl." strengthening was 1 resolu- i' blasted ' parenta, those caseo m which .· See your Gas Appliaace Dealer " . • ove for Crackdown on uveniles Frankly gl AU1 " Devoted To The lntereau Of Tl1e Meiga.Maaon Aren VOL, XVII NO. 67 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -.... - '. . $2,98 ~~TH TOW~~~ _ ON ~L·' FOR $t~ta , . HAND TOWELS- $i.3t WASH CL9THI_ .... i(f i! ·' ·' .v, ' · ·FIRST FLOOR '·'· .. "" ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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