https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d3232affae37a35b12e239d5a0018c0d.pdf aea0b685db4afd53261488a0f53372df PDF Text Text .. ' ., ~ · •. .\ 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 '·'· .. "" ' �- ..._,. __ _ ,,_.,J, .. ..a..-·~·· .. - ....... . j l • • ., Today's lJiediral Report ··~ightlift'' de{:lar~d r F'"~' he~· : ~" Muht~mm~:~d st.'t'~)S ~1gt1 ~ill) t~; i _lh~!ly~~~uct bran~. Amerka~~· P~'l'f(·~· t. tuggag~ lenfj!"th about th, s<~t'l't:'(l po~i . l'i!'rtlng hnn m ~ew Ynrl-. nnd . lion of women on thb rt~rlh t·h)S€ !rirmb e·qwt'1 t iH.'tll to , deClared that ht thou~ht more . bl marr·1ed - again - bcltrre. than an~·· •Christmas ol flus ,Yt'ilr 8bnut "V'oimmtm" thing else in the world . but be-, ~lartha R<Jye. mi ~sing trom Jieved it was wrong tor o temale _the Gotham sceru• tor too ]ong, to elpose her knt-es. \'" ·, .., s•Jme ' wHI retunr for the Broodv.:ay one pointed out that in h\~ Iitle musical ~·erslot . of ··sume L1lie fight. Cas~ius wore trunks and . I' Ilo t.'' ;yPr1 ~urton ·s ma~ · , ~xposed not only \!i! llnee8 but ' r illg~ IO Jordan uu:ts!np hN 1§ his dltt~l , l'>e luld no <>nswer. · r aus'"g an Amenr<~n play· Th~ gm•ernmenl il aoou1 lo wrighl m L.ondoro lo tole qtJite a hur l an income tax rap at top- flamin~ IOU(:h. He thought he !light rae~~~ gu~s NeKI was l'np Chap iu her li ft> : nnw year'• Cannes Film Feo!llivat 1s that !he' ~ !cmght htm better eK1 1fl<•ted to dn~ 11 rllsh ol light he's gone \Jack '? hiS wtlt: , 16-3 Over digestiv~ Voice of Broadway ••. reporting lntrrvl~>wed Row ID get heav,er. t was $18 over- 1 mention the unu~ed uassesger!!l. weight , Hnd Lhe niee .nnr at the Now I am ailling there ponchec~ - in couute1 was nnl atumt cierin,~; lhe relisun for •O) partto let me board the plane unul 10g lrom 16 meil:sl_y I.Jucks, when l h(jd p11111 the 'lll. Oei.:;:~Us•· ti~<J:-.t' on getS a loud , gigantic cbarare the rules. I was out ot c:1sh acter who lopes all aver t ll e By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. On the other hand you may \ of the tract there. \a. and he made a phon• call Lo aln:ralt at"Companled by a fe- Q - If my llf'lne 1Jhow1 no have a rarer torm ol' diabetes strictly speak mg. no such 1 somebody. delailing the prob ! male who has more overweight sugar is it possible to have dia- - diabetes insipidus which is ' thing as intestinal flu . H a per.. lcm , and his pain ~Yas so acute . stulled into her clothes than I betes which requires medica- 1in no way related to sugar dia- son gets an ai.:Ule digestive upthat 1 said: 1 have in my $16 cosmetiCS case. tion ? I betes. In th.is disease there is set with vomiting and diarrhea By OOI!OTHY KllGALLEN . . . . . , 1 hope somoono clevor will A -You may have a normal no sugar in the urine but there at about the same time ht CASS1US CLAY. lhrlr prod1wts for !he btg t>ffort I buy Amencan Airlines s!Oek'" If you Will trust me ll6 . . invent an airline thai will not . blood suKar level and ou sus· is an abnormal thir!!t ond Iorge has influenza, or il he gets b Leo Crone on tho tap<d next l•m• John Bartymore "peetally II they can gel the , t Will gtve you a check. ' show bad movies or shill lor a lur in the urine and still have quantities of urine are passed such an upset tho! lusts oeveral rv 11ow. .Jr. L·omrnu1.e)i lron 1 West Coast Be trusted me. 1 gave him ! bunch ol mail order records-\ a condition as predia· every day. It you have this days, this is popularly that n. wanlea -1 ntxt ttme '" I• date • Mn '"" st••P- 111 " " 0 "" lellow out 10 . Los Ange the 1-heck. and then 1 boarded 1just take you from on• place betes. II so you wtll eventually disease your doctor may want Intestinal flu. The couse " the rinr _ to fighl three boxers. na111;o 1 hi\1" 1"''' , , lr> . who ", 1eally :':mdmg 1h: i Flight 10 to New York to diS to another in tast. quiet style get diabetes and your doct<Jr • to you injections of vaso· usually some form o£ foocl pol.lwit~ JUSt live minot" rest '" Judy Galland s sJSter, k"""". : t"" and counllng ""' penn · cover lhal 1 was not exactly 1 hope thev w1J, bP fair enough . may want to start you right a- pressm and doses ol chlorothla· onlng. between bouts. lle v~>we<l. "I · protessiiJoally as J 1 111 111 ' , ' 111 d I want lo be the tJr>l t 0 overloading the plane with my someday, to welht my 119 way on small dose! of Insulin zide by mouth. don't thmk the mttn has been , Thompson. opens ht>r revue at : rt>f'nnunend ~m , t<l :llOdt'l n vel · luggage, because out of elghl pounds with my Jug~age and or tolbutamide. It Is , however, burn who can beat mP." (',,, ' the Playboy Club m Clttrago j" 01 " ol BeeJ 8 " 11" l•rankltn. '"''in the first two rows of dli!Cover that I am sfilllrnvel· of greater importance not to Q-What causes .. inteslinal The early Christians did sius tonlv you must rail 111"' Ihi> we<k .!O)'''' \1allh•ws ; A <WY fHnnv thing happl'nl'd f1rst class. four were empty . '"' JW,ter than that jok• char . allow yourself to be overweight , flu? · not build the catacombs : o he ll"iJli"l <ttt:. odHl to h;wr 1'he to my whf'n 1 went to , This counts for 160 pounds of acter and his beefy companto avoid cortisone and all \ A. - Since the lnfluema vi· they were alreadr there and wer you• also 1wenl on at greoll lnd1att on 1\ose. " ' Ca lifunlla last week . It seenwd l unll"d not to hon. 1roJat•d drug!. rnses do not Invade the tissues lrl use II cemeterteo. 'ftl Pomeroy is All Star know~ I gi~e ~ and ltt~~&Ke wei~hl. . _call~d . _ A&P Fresh SAY£ 011 STOREWIDE LOW PRICES EVERY WEEKI BIG WEEKEID SPECIALS, TOO! I I cumfldi~ . b~RU!'e "Thf' l{n!H•k" · . I am ~01 too hlp to wh<!l s go. took lop prrzt 1t1i~ yt>Br . It'! the . mg on tn WRII Street. but I m~"" 1\mt' ~uth 11 vtn~· , way .. 1hink it 1s sale. bast>d or recent out mrk wnn thE' 11w.t'rd a_nd 1 pMintu! experierll'e. for 1~e '-~ ot.her IJrodul'f'i'S an readymg reNmnwnd that _ my l ~ I _WHOLE r_~a~~~s I HELEN HELP shire Pony team Tuesday 7·1 behind lhe five-hit pitching of three right.handers. Jim Crow opened up on the bill for the winners and pitch· ed through lhe first three inn· ings allowing only one hit. Tom Diddle hurled in the lourth and fifth frames, permitting onl~· on_e batter to reach base, and M1ke Stewart finished up. Southern tallied two markers in the fir st inning, one in the fourth and two in each of the fifth and sixth frames . Cheshire's lone run came in the sixth on a home run by Barton Henson. Southern hitters were Crow with a double and two ~ingles, Tim Cozart, a triple and single, Stewart, Diddle, Ab Proffitt, George Lawrence Chuck Snider and Rookie Cr;w. each a single. For Cheshire, Beebe, Hysell. , Thomas and Quilen each har a ·ngle besides Henson's homt , ~Ifge6_ was stortmg hurl or e!tfure. He was reliev.l by yO in the sixth. c 2 - D;~ily Sentinel. Pomeroy-)liddleport. 0 .. J uly 7, 1965 Us!l __j lb. Helen Bottel I WHAT'S IN .'\ :'<ri:,..MF.'!' 1 11us friend (wc-11, nn1 fl'l~:>nd. · Plump Legs lb. 45c ~~' Tray Pack __ lb.33c lb.33c Meaty Breasts _ lb. 49c Split Halves Q uarters lb.33c F... Tasty Wings _ lb.25c 1 YOUNG TURKEYS - lb. 39c WHITING ~~:~v2 79c SHRIMP ~~~ n'- 89r... 65C DINNERS GROUND CHUCK k 49c DUCKLINGSY~~~~:, VEGETABLES 5 99( York Anseleo ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating 1 Oear HeJ~n: IB(·quaintance) says anyone who 1 helVe quite a i>roblf'm. J 1stoops Ill \~·ing 1~ lowt'sl ol the went with this tel lvw in high low. Evt'n krnd he~ wi\1 gt•l .vou ~c·hnol, und then we broke up . . 1:1 first dass ticket to - lt!t'i be We both married somebody else. I' Ira~k . and ~Hll r t Hell, she says., but thai didn 't work oul . ~ow I Shes the kmd that 11 you h<tVl' Retails effective am divorced and he i:; separal· a new hill she doesn 't li ke she Hind· thru Sol, July 10 ed, and we are bal'k \o~ether. i says so, or if your te1•t are too In Middlopori·Pomtroy We· are going tu be married as : big she lt>lls you how awkward soon as his diVOITt' IS tmal. , yuu look_ She says evf'r~· .-Jne FRESH FROZEN H. 0 FROZEN 1'h~re 's only one thing wrong, ; should face \he truth bravf•ly. FRESH FROZEN J'rn expedin& his baby. and l'\'e seen her 1Urn a love!}· eve-, we ct~ n't be marTit'd until af1N . mng into a dia~ter. How ean ' _lb. it iilfrive~ . ! we st11nrl up to \;er, or i11 It' a~! We wan! this baby awfully · not \t!l he!' hurl us : We l'an't ., ;.J\l'l' CAP'N JOHN FROZEN MEDIUM SIZE mueh. That's not the problem. avoid her - sht! 's \he SIJrt ~-ou MORTONS FROZEN lEAN, TASTY 3 2 We~u!it w<mt to know if' lhPrr·s · don't av01d . In otl1er wurds . · lb. !t anriway it c.:an be given his last pu~hy . ~ F!tA .~KLY HUitT for '" '1·11 1'1 lb. Easy to FixnatJe, being tts 1t wil l bt' rl lt'· · O!m•H · /i it;iloto _ NEAR Bl!lnE , Dear Frankly l!urt: . N l All you nE'ed do 1s rrahzf tha! 8 iri 0 "~ · · t : extremrly frank pe-op!i' r rude 11 1 MORTON FROZEN ll•) til " •1 awyberb I! !i me you ran is the best word for it) usually SULTANA A&P FROZEN ra.11 your a y any name )'OU . have bad taste '1f1 evtr -,.Hrrng w1sb so long as tht>re is no m. : IJ'H d f d N lh. else, loo. So constder he-r slams I . ten I 1o t rau . o mg on a II II ··th . , I ' I~ Lo 1. . tb l"f" I 'nd' '" I . "JI · conHllmPnts . g I up Wl .a bIf l"er!lC'Rel .}(J{'St'll· b"1g smt.,e and sa\i " Th a n k ' er lesillmacy Ol' Jllegtttrllacy. .. . " h h d , ,. II h ,_ vou 1_ ear· 11 11me- s e em s 20oz, Applo 1o worrv th11lll 1 • ,o a you ave If h" lh" 1 1 . . . . · . . t 1em out. not mg e se. ts BroccOli Spean IO·OI. Cherry Pin MPe:TT ts a mamage lwf'n!'e. F.H. Baby Lim" pk•o, , I!llrrpe tl w1.11 get her so l'On f use d Sht' ",I Poach .I eomes ong soon : . d f . C•ulltlower • PIES Uear Hrlcn . ' prnb<Jb1y wan f'r o f mutienng Corn & Peal · to lk'rsf'l l .1\nd tlwn yuu Ci:ln My daughter use~ her long H.[.i,L\,Y sm rh•. _ II. straight hair hkt' sollle pt'Utllt: USf' colurt'd g!<~ss e s - to hldP Drilt !!t-+n JANE PARKER MARVIL be·hi_nd . She P<:~rts it m tht' mid- Thi~ 1:' 111 Mi :->s Patience who die and when she l ow~rs hn says · mn: ·· ,!l.irls don't go lo Save tOe on Large 8" Pio - - " • h htad It closes in like side ('Uf· bctrs. \\'t'l l. t have news for her. tams. It's darn di s(.:ouragu~ to I am 3 n1ce g1rl, and I go to ''' II SIL VERTOWN BRAND-SNOW PUF~S start Ja~· ing down the l.a111· itDd bars with my mce friends . 1 ANN PAGE 20begs ct. suddenl~· be l'onfronted with no am her age arrd all the fellows ' · IJ .a ' ' . ' ,, f\ ·,) laee. Do you suppose kid5 grol'. I date are ni<'t- men. 1 have had ,,l.vora--M>veral pr"tlposals r'nice ones, i , i ·1'1 1• II long h<~ir to get aWi(\i from u~~ that 1~ from men I have met ! - MRS. S. ' a! bar s Te ll ~-1i ss Patlrnce to I BRASWELL'S BRAND--4 FLAVORS "' '"'' Oear Mrs. S: ANN PAGE-SMOOTH Do they grow long hair to pull stK·k to her horsebaek riding. Ihe wool over the1r PYU Mayi>f' she wll! mti'l a n i (' e No, not prunanl~· · the grow hor :-e. Shf' ceriNinly will de- ' ---------I · io !l ) ·J long httir be<:aust' 1t's lht thinjC §er-e him . benuse she will have · ' II• I:,• ANN PAGI .,·, 'l. to da this year Hut it IS 1 han· worked ll<trd to get him.-MISS ANN PAGI JANE PARKER-PlAIN dy curtain. Olhtr nilhl at a 1\IP.\TIENT , 1·'11' qt. ,J . sehool pl<iy I watdll!'d a •irl 1. flub her lines. gt>l convulsf'd 1 This column Is dedicated to 0 .... with g:lgwles and only those hm tl y Irving. so if you're hew· I ' ,J who knf'w hPr best were aw.11re : lng ktd trouble or JUst plain of il . She hid b!hind her ha1r. : tremble. \el Helen Help YOU. , WHITE CLOUD ANN PAGI REYMERS BRAND - fl. I She will also well'ome your 1 4601. 18 oz. BRUTAIJ..V FRANK PF.OPLF. : own Amusing experiences. Adbolllo , cans ARF. FR.ANKI.Y HHLJTAI~ drP.s~ Belen Bolte! in care ol With the Purch•s• of De(tr Helen : . this newspaper. 1 Over Cheshire ' defeated the CheSouthern Your Dependable Dealer For PLUMBING AND HEATING Phon• WY -2.2551 ·---------------··iiii·HI ~ FRUIT PIES POT PIES 97( 6 3 1966 MODELS TELEVISIONS 39C PEACH ICE CREAM APPLE PIE CHERRY PRESERVES ----~·~b.59c 3 COOKIES FRUIT DRINK !~~~:~:chry 1 PEANUT BUTTER ~~~· 99c Raisin Bread - 2 , 49c Honey Mayonnaise LOWEST PRICES EVER I $1"00"'· ' '" ~~~~ 2St:·; 71\ ----- ••r 7C· [ t featuring: "Porta-Color" . The Worlds Flntt Portable Color TV 11" COLOR PORTABLE Weighs 241b, SH if on display , . I·~ ,. I $5.00 or More Jb:cluaive of ltema SPECIAL PURCHASE ! Exempted bJ l_..w Jo:)tpin"l July 10, 1965 In C.Ola. Unn A&P 's Lite TOILET TISSUE Arrlvels In 6roll pkg, 2 69c Barbecue Sauce - Blennd Juice 2 T.V.'s for I Price! ,, I' BOUNTY Bf1AND-3c OFP LABEL MEOALLIDN-A&P'S OWN BRAND, 2 VAR. ~·.~~ 32c 75t Paper Towels Dog Food a:'":·M..,- 2 ~:~ 49c "Ah I The phone call I've been waiting for!" 14 I&::swee. Fresh Peaches -·-----------------··' LUSCIOUS - REDSKIN - YELLOW MEAT SUMMER DRESSES ''· I>'_) ' [j~ No need to stand by the phone, or miss a call wh~ n you're outdoors. ~. r r l , I 9 ); Hl wlletii you ~ 48 ' Sizes 12'·!1 to 24L'a lbs. Several styles in dacrona and cottons ~~ better quality dre,.es. DreRSes for any occasion. See these specials NOW, HOMI GROWN-GOLDIN CALIFORNIA-VALENCIA Oranges s;::y - - 49c Sweet Corn do•. L &. Z SHOP s - sw. by Si~el Ann•• Po~Mroy, CALIFORNIA-PLUMS I FRESH PLUMP 0. Blueberries - - pint• •• 21" Color Console $498.: . ~~ Women's New 12 29&. 39c Nectarines OUR OWN TEA BAG$ c ., . r .. : SMALL APPLIANCE tlar .,. ....:....! ' ""., at Jell. .... '.,~ 55c _. 8,., 59c 29c lb. •'""•nt REPAIRS ,I,' ". Bring your INn, -llr etc. te uo. Quick aervlce • "*"' 'rou Ill a lo fine lit wt111 tills o111<- 54 Our Own Teo Bsp fo<lhl prlct ol48!.- ._ A musical, loud-ringing bell , neatly housed. on the outside of your home or 1hop, wiU teU you about the call . Of c:ourM, tbe regular bell rings just the aame-and a swikb lets you cut out the outdoor beU when you want. Thit clear-ringing, s.ix·inch bell can be heard over most noises. It will serve you weU for only pennies a day. Call our Buaioess Office about putting one in. A.P r- JII'O" fifle '"lftfdlr't be _,.,!Wtl , •• r, ;, ..... - .,._ 23" CONSOLE .. S199: Ask about the low cost! ~ ~ GENERAL TELEPHONE vitJOIQUS Our Own is )'OUI" teo fo< taste, fo< tt.Jijl GENERAL ELECTRIC 19" PORTABLE---- $124.95 16" PORTABLE---12" PORTABLE - - - - H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. �......... - ~ . ..... ' • • • .:.. .. H._.,. . . - ,. .. - • ..-. ~ ~ ,.. > • • - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep.ort, 0., July T, 19611--5 COUNT ON US FOR BOTH REALLY LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE OF /l'J( GREEN STAMPS ...... - ~ .... ..,... CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thursday- 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 111.. 11 rAO ;"'~ ~.rl" -=• - \1.S' 4 Go~'t ~~,,·~· katie EVANS lill} (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) am ori WATCH JOHN HAMER Cll SPIN THE FOUR WHEELS OF FORTUNE MILK I W< apt ""lik fl£SM Center Cut ROAST &CHOPS HOMOGENIZED SOl Every Sat. Nite at 10:45 P.M. 10,000 Prizes Every Week .t.U'I' lb. Swift's Premium Milk-Fed Veal SHOULDER VEAL ROASTS "" STOKELY Sic. or Hlvs.-Ciing dt PEACHES JOe OFF g 5 is J[ at N r• 303 i Cons BETTY CROCKER Apt CAKE MIX b 6c b • o ~t >.~ While - DnU~ Fo011 Yellow- Lrmon Veh'f't '<;; % ~ • Premium F&P FRUIT COCKTAIL I. Swift'1 Premium - VEAL CHOPS U. 5. Gav't, Inspected &9o 55e l8c &9c $p9 lh 39c lb. 89c Swift's Premium - U. $. Cov't. lnopocted ""'' ,, .. CHUCK ROAST BONELESS Rolled & Tied lb. , uo• : i!U l h \ I.H tu nn r1ti'! b11 t. ,•. , ,·.._lu r;' 1 1; 1 7W\_: :;:,':,;;~~ 1 ~.-. · ,, ,.,I,L •l tl ld il t.i[i;i.' , ,1,, b! l ., [),!1· [/ 1 • •b·1/ · 1')' 1 o~fl A SCOTT PAPER SALE! Jumbo Rolls Bite A Delight! $i 2 BLACKBERRY - (Now Pack) ( Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. Roy Holte r and Ann, Alan, Jan· ke and Eddie returned home ·.Su_nday afttar a . week 's vacation -~tip. Alter a YJsit with relatives Ill visited tht .Wue Hole i . Canada NJOgars and on Satur: day the wedding of their I Burt. in they were or their aunt . and Mrs. Hen- rolls Everfresh Cltl Broccoli .••. st Everfresh Cauliflower 6 apkgs. 51 6 Hf.o•. Everfresh Cut Corn pkgs, Everfresh Green Beans '~·,~·h Everfresh Green Peas EYerfresh French Fries $1 Appian Way Pizza w;s•••••• 127'1···· pkgs, 11-ct. 39c Pet Ritz Sugar Donuts 2pkvs. Ladies' & Children's Zori Sandals Th;ck, easy go;ng crope rubber soles, all colo•• & IileS. FJ'ISI.Pnof katie fVANS Hot Dog or BUNS c NABISCO CHOCOLATE ALMOND COOKIES 13-oz. pkg .. 49c tbo. Hamburger LESTOIL 'INI SCENT 15-oz. btl, 41c \\(,;\)~ t' \i y AND FIIGIDAIRE < 8 14-oa. $1 4 JS..... $1 "'"' 11 3 24-ol. laro 814·0'1. $1 4 4 .!~~ $1 ..... 1ft· Can UU 6•••. 1h ,' .,' 46 OJ, AUNT JANE' S HAMBURG SLICES - - - - - quart SAVE 37c cans jar1 20 SAVE 21c BAG OF 6 ONLY - -- - OI . bot•. jar 10 SAVE l6c ON HOME PACK BOX OF 6 - ONLY _ $1.19 OJ, $1 big ro lls 89' 69' No. 2 can1 lb. can ---- * ---- : Zesta Crackers - ~ FLORIDA ~~ - :- 1 lb. box 33c -= ---- CRISP, TENDER ----'-~ f ~~41~N.Mt=•;,,;,;.;.;.M~I~I"~":"M--=I;?Siii:IM';;:t":M~~ ----~IJ UIIIJ IIIJ 1111111111~ ---------- lge. NATIONAL c HOT DOG ----- bch. ------MONTH! --------------- GRAPEFRUIT ---I !_GIIIIIllllllillltMIIUitiiMI••II. .IIIIIItll"' ~~ # !!>~ _ 1'h II>. ~ STRIETMANN ;:,: pkgo, Vanilla, Chocolate or Lemon ~ - ~·.,;~ ~~+ 11 ~1111111111111111 inn~ .· ~ ~ ~~~ '~ ~; FPDA 14TJ COni katie EVANS Potato Rolls baxe1 pkg. All FLAVORS FRUIT DRINKS - - - - - $1 $1 $1 $1 Florid• Firm, Ripe I 12-d. No. 11;1 cant AMERICAN BEAUTY _ __ BUY BOTH - Sfar-Kfst Tuna 49c $1 Libby's Red Kidney Beans -.., Franca·Am. Spaghetti ;~~·· 1 PARD Dutch Girl Jellr ~';."~""o;.i::· DOG FOOD Barda1's l1stant Patllaes 2• OFF F&P Whale Green Baans 6 .~~~- 79c F&P Tomato SalCe "~ Flavor-Aid ~-------~- ~111111111111111111111~ ------ 3 -- BLACK RASPBERRY 12-os. Jan . ...·. _ _ _ __ STRAWBERRY 3 J-Ib. ctns. roll• - - FROZEN FOOD VALUES-- 1._-------------...--.,.,,,..t THANK YOU BRAND _ _ ~ MIX OR MATCH PRESERVE SALE I MA BROWN'S Margarine 2 79c 180-ct. boxes (1000 Sheetl Jl ., . ! ,. -. !11 2 ,b•.49c PLUMS 4 I 3 $1 Scott Family Napkins Waldorf Toilet Tissue 13~k!:~·· 12 s1 Scotlissue 2 29c Scotties Hankies :k~: 79c . 125' rolh OIL • j Sun Ripened, Full Flavored FLEISCHMANN'S Cut-~ite Wax Paper wa~ · PRICES EVERY DAY~ I Pork & Beans 5 § ~ !!.~~ ~q/~ HI-C Drinks 3 ------ ICE CREAM CUPS ---- Dill Pickles -3 -------- Hunt's Catsup ~~~ETOMATO 4 69c -----POPSICLES ------- Maxwell House ~~~!~~T_ __ 19c --3 ------- Cherry Pie Filling 3 ------ Mix or Match Sale! ----- Shortening ~~~~Do_RI_FT ----FIRESIDE 3 ----- COOKIES -- -~~,. NECTARINES $ )', ., l 'jl h. 1\: t ' ,; Swt>el end lusrlout c I tll lh WESSON c EARS ONLY CANTALOUPE &$- ·~ ·ScotTowels ;' SAVE 21c SWEET CORN - . ~ II . : J(I 111 The :.!iddleport Child CAJnm-1 vation League will sponsor husband's night with a swim~ ming party to be held Wednel!day evening, July 14 at 6 p.m. at the Ky ger Creek Swimming Pool. A picnic will also be beld onA~~e ~nil. I and husbands of CCL members endmg were Mr. and Mrs. I and theJr children are invited Ray Whalq .and Keith. Phil --- -- - - -- - -- -· Swindell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paulsen and Chuckie. Eric C~ nd Cris, and IMr: .and Mrs. James Mmmmm· Hazelton and Mike, Lynn, Jane scrumptious and Timmy or Shade: Mrs. Cia· idea! Eat out tonight. ra Paulsen and Hobert, HemFind R~STAUBANTS lark Grov~ ; . and Mrs. Joe fast In the Nunnelly evt"n, Becky and Johnny an iss Mildred PulYELLOW PAGES. lins or Btalimore, and Mr. Where your fingers and Mrs. Wallace Bradford and do the walking. Neda of Middleport. RETURN FROM TRIP 1 /II ' i '·IH \ i :~ ' ~ ,,' , ., U. 5. Gov't. Inspected HOMEGROWN PLAN PARTY Members or the Whaley iam· il_v enjoyed a get - tOgether Sunday at the Walla ce Bradrord farm near Flora A picnic dinner was served al noon , Mr. Bradford pre· paring hoi_dogs and hamburgers RIB CITY CHICKEN ~:K ~~~~s' lb. 79c WIENERS ~~~~::.:· lb. 59c Swift's Premium - Every 13 1· Is Together 8wu/ny U. S. Gov't. Inspected RUMP VEAL ROASTS •••• ,. tb. SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS atad• c... . tb. LOIN VEAL CHOPS lb. SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS R::~: lb. VEAL CUTLETS lb. SIRLOIN VEAL CHOPS lb. VEAL BREAST ~%H;., lb. STEW ' Chari~~ · · 1 LOW need far good health. lb, BEEF ~. cola No Stamps! No Games or Contests! No Puzzles! No Giveaways! Just Genuine.,. the good eating and the good meat proteins you SWIFT'S :1 U. S. Gov't lnspe(ted Hero at fVANS you find Jar FU: A I 0-ox. diet-rite er foOds are here! . ' SLE new ~ . .. cal ' ° TWIN PAK GALLON AND SHECT THE WINNING NUMBER 1 1 ON WHTN-TV- CHANNEL 13 wb gil R1ch~rds. only 1 calorie per serving ~ no sugar at all • ea PHI NEW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 9 CARD NOW I ""f 1 S&H Green Stamps are pretty Important If you're In~ terested in thrifty shopping • , • and most everyone is. So rkis week and every week make Evanl your htad~ quarters for savings. -....... " ·~ ! Prices ore fow at Evans, plus you always get the exira value of S&H Green Stamps with each purchap, This Evant combination means your dollar has twice its value. "'' "•"' SUPER M&RKBT. i -..a. ''""' ~lmlt Q""'n!ltltl. l1heJ ) I ofl SELECTED PORK 01 ' ·<'lit '"'"""'' Four persons Are heJd £or GrandJury BNJ&\' P,IINN •-A group of 50 mem...... 01 c It's wonderful to shop where you receive full value for your food dollar. Evans does more. When you shop Evans you actually get double value for each dollar you spend. . " . ' .· • • UNDERGOES I!URGERY For friends wishing to eend ronsplrlllc te lnlllct bodily 1 AsBnmet hie Dultf'8 Jvan E. Roush, formerly of cards his sddre.,lf Our Lady of ::.:o.~:::::.::...::::::::!::::.2....:..:c.:.::::....cc ·--jury u~n Guy Thoma, Pome- . A~ Sanitarian Portl;md. und.rwenl surgery on Mercy Ho.<pital, Ford Ave., 15 the Forest Run Methodist Sun· roy, Ohio. Slrnpkms Ire• on , PT PLEASANT - Ro~ert '"'' , in a Kentucky hospital. Room 255 , Owensboro, K · Patient Returned EVB Group Four day School gathered on the $1.500 bond. I 29, assumed " " uu From HtMpital ~ ·t8 Rail lawn at the home of Mr. and Thomas Ham , Henderson , tieS as Mason County '" "ilarian . Mrs. John Lyons, Jr., 1hiJs , lJilt Ut. Y Mrs. Us\vin Nease, Nease Setwas he.ld. to the grand jury on Jull. lst. H.idwrds n:pla('es F.:1rl .een returned to the hom~ ol Group Four or the EUB Youth tlement, Friday evenms for a tile mtK<!em eanor charge ol Burg~ss. Mr and Mrs John Lyons, &-., Fellowship held a rally at the Wiener roast. Games were playobstructmg an officer. Rlcha rds is a gradu<lte of : from Holzer Hosp1tal in Gall1po- roadSide park near Coolville, ed by the children whde the T _ Four r. Morris Harvey Co llege where hs where she has been under Monday evening wtth 35 attend· adults ~DJoyed a song fest ac· PT. PLE~S~N r grand J:ry Denver Jonf's , Pt. Pleasant, he ,.eeeived a degree in sneial treatment following an automo- i.ng. The Youth Fellowship of compamed by the Rev. Wendel son~ wer~ ~ ~ers fined on :as ordered lc ~ost a ~200 t~ studies and pol itical science. He bile accident in which she the Lottridge church wa s host. Stutler on the guitar. actJ.on anh nrlgneesowhf"n arraign- eep pleac~ tori Sl ~l monl 5 an is married and the lal he.r of · murtes. . . varJoU!lf c aJustice ot Pea('e A. was a.so tou . Tl 1e R1rh.ar ds ' sustalne;d back ~he Joyce Arc her, seere! ary, pre. n< gUI . ty on . a non. three children. will be &,bed patient for sevrr- sided over a sh6rt business ses· SON IS BORN ed bGeoodore .' seduppml dwrge and wns ordu· 1are memtwrs ol the Preshytt>r I . M. wm. to ptty $175 per mont,.1 ~· · . , · l 1 !!I weeks. s1on. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bundy \ ort ol' c: h· ldn'n 1;-m Church and wii 1 move .o Her husband, John and &Oft, Fol.lowing a wiener roast, the are announcing lhe birth RQbert Ra~· Reynolds . Mason , . ~ '":.' ,;.. ~ ._ L)omt Ple::~sant as so~m as llv·1 John Edward, are also with Mr. ~ott~1~ge group prese~ted an a son Tuesday, June 22, 81 De- was held to the gr.and_Jury on Bu~hrmg II. \Julfy, Jr 1ng quarters ::~re a\iaJiable. and Mrs. Lyons. Her pltrenh, mspinng v.e~per service. A witt Army Hospital In Fort Bel-l two ('harges, contn~uung t.o the Umsmg , ~. Y.. Hutwrt 0 . :-.. . Mr. ~ Mrs. Clarence Slnseth talk was giVen by Rev._Eugene voir, va., weighing six pounds delinquency of a mmor 1:1nd pel.- n~pp, Morg<Jntown, . W Va. I Pleusant \'alley Hospital or Baraboo, Wis. came kl bt Efner_son and the meeting clos- and nine ounces and named il larceny. I and Thomil'i 0 Byrnes1de . 1-luf- ADMITTED: Mrs. Taylor : with her over lhe holiday week· ~d with pr~yer by the Rev . .John Stanley, Grandparents are Thomas Blain Gibbs, ~arl- ralo, W. Va , Wl-'r e ead1 fined ; Fridh.'y. LP!arf : Mrs . Dickie : enJ. They had not seen their Menzel Smtth. . Mr. and Mrs. Staley s_ Stearns ford was held to the gra nd jury $1tJ_ a_nd ru~t~ un <: h<ll'ges oi l Mitchell, Weuthrop Harbor, Jldaughter for two years and lhis (1h~rches repr b ented w_ere of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. on the felony chargt of felon- dt>la cmg P<~llll !me on lllt;:hway .l linoi s; Mrs. Kitty Nevill e, Hog-! was tbe first time to see the-ir lottridge, Tupp.ers Pla~ns, John c. Bundy, Kitts Hill. ious assault. He ~·~s- co~mit- John W. \\'alsun_: Pt. Pleas- l sell; \.1rs. v~ra Mor:iJSon. P~ new grandson, John Edward. Soulh Bethel . ~nd ~nterpnse. Great grandparent! art Mr. ted to the county ]aJI m lieu of ani Rout e L Wd.~ _ J1~1ed $:.Q and Pleas1\nt; Mr_s. Enc Boeg_h, They bad bien residing in Ci:tli· The next meetmg Will be held and Mrs. Roy D. Spencer Ha- $1 ,500 bond. costs on a sllupiiJt mg charge; West Columbi a: Audrey Davis, 1i fornia at the S~uth Bethel .churefh 8f~ cine. ~ Donald Ear! Simpkins, ~eon Clyde Brewe!' .Jr . Kerm it , W. Ga llipolis; Mrs. Arthur Steph· J lhert- will be elec l'on fl 0 hRt. 2, was held for grand JUry Va was finf'd $:'1 ami costs on a ans. Leon. SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET·RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE Ct"!!ol. adion on the fe lony charge ul .~pt·t·r!in~ chrtl'l;!e : ..\n:-e (;llli!m, ' DIS<'HARC:E:f): None. CAPS . ()jjicPrs lnstnl/eff TO HOLD PICNIC i .J r , Cu lum hus . 0 111 " w<~s Juku . 8 f) / A Co n ,·1 . GIVEN SURPRISR The Middleport Business and Roadside Park. Member 5 ore ! $111 and cos! ~ on em mtu.-.;•rrJ Iion po,,ses:o; ion of firf'work 5: und THEY ARE VALUABLE! Tyheoct,orus Cuunct.1,UD·aug uhlers Mrs. I Everett Dailey . was Proressional A. Perkin s. El- f.li.J rold R Shirlt·v, Lt>on. 1 · · Club T wil) d d have J J its requesled to bring their fa m1-: chcu·gf' , WE WILL PAY 'I> C~NT oi'Amc)fca,metinregularses- •Pleasantly s urpris~ WJih a , annua p1cmc uesaJ .. uy · · IJes or gut>sls, _fable servwt>.1ea nor . \\' . Vt~. p:•Jd a fine otfmed$JO;md cosb unal'h <J rgl' EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY sion Monday evening with Del- party Monday ev~nmg, at her 1 at 6 p. m. at the Middleport and a covered d1sh. I $10.50 ;md CiJ~I ~. 1111 a ,.barge of o! no lice nse plates Ia Stahl, vice councilor, presid- homr, An~e St., 10 'ecoratedl . -- --- ---- ing. o! he1· birthday. A at Rhena Yost was reported in birthday cake, m::~de by Holzer Hospital with a broken gra nddaughter. Becky Hnuda· l hip and Mary Nesselroad was 1 .she It a_nd Ice erea~ we-re servreported iiJ, The report (J f lhe led durmg the evemng ~o Mr. auditing committee given by !and . Mrs. Howard Dailey a~d Glenora Swatze t. was accepted. Kevm and Bronwyn of MidOfficers present were install- dleport, Mr. and Mrs Gent ed and included, Df'Jla Stah, Houdashelt and Randy and councilor ; Doris Darll l, record- Becky and _the honored guest mg set're l<.~ry ; M::~bel and Mr., ~>ailey_ Hearhs, asststant recording sec. relary: EIJ1.abeth Campbell, II· ATTEND FUNERAL nancia/ secretary : Ethel Smith, . Among the relatiVes atte,nd-1 assistant financial secretary; mg the funer.a.l of M~s. Donald LII!Je Hauck . treasurer, and Nor. C~x (Mary Ellen Miller) rna Chapman, inside Sf"nl inel. Hillsboro Sunday were Plans were mHde for 8 social Alonzo Custer and Mr. hoLU foUowing the next meet ing ~ Mrs .. L. F. Schoenleb of P~m­ July 9. Ca rnes will be plilyed:eroy , Mr. and , Mrs. Roy Miller and sandwiches cookie . d•and Nanry, Chester; Mr. ' ' an . coffee wJJI be served 1' ~~ rs. Lo reo C8\lerIee, ·ion, W. Va. ; Rev. and Mrs. E. Kaetzel, Edison, ond Don1aldl Wlmlf'.Y fiflmily Miller, California. ' ONE BUT ........ ' -, 13.6 cu. II. ~41 IE a . For Quick-Fix Sn1ckll SJ69·95 35c ll'1 Value Priced! EvenL'" WlthTr. . . lnl SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT flUPY RID ALL 2~:::· 71c I BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,3Jb. · ~an .39 FOR YOUR COOK OUTI 2 LB. PKG. c -------- c 5 lb. ---------- LYONS RACINE RUTLAND Clover P•"" Store Food Market Clover Farm Department Store Route 7 'MPIRS Pl.AINI "The Store Wttb A Bart• Fifth 111d Pearl RACINE OpeD I Jo I Mon. Thru lot. ,HONI IH 2·5541 RT. 124 RUTlAND �. ., ... . Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board Notice .. ...•. ' ""' .. ' ..... ,.'!!'; . -. :11' ::.: - - I PH• - WANT AD INfORMATION , AUCTION NOTICE UIAili.IND Passenger Cars, l:lfl t' .811 llu tt..,n111 Putollaatloo Washington !otnnd•• OeacUlne Q.m 4.M Pick·up Trucks, Tractors, tionrta, l.A•'II' IU I A IIU/111 Mowers, Station Wagons, t~lH.U:c'TIHNl Dump Trucks, Maintainers, Will bf llet"f'plflt'l 11ntlt •110 4. II. F11t n., 'If .,I.,IIHUIK' Concrete Mixers. Rollers, !«~IIIII A IIUNt Ctane Shovels, Spreaders, , . . •"ul>l>•he• - " - ..., l"'l{tll and Miscellaneous l!:qutpment to -.d1• 111 ,.~ 111ft) t4r d.....,etl o ,,.,,•hre •uu•"' 1111oul" n. npnrt•"' '"'""~1•t111' rhe QUI> "See Contract Sales Legal 'l~h~• ,.11.1 ""' ,. ...,.pnll.llllu• f11• lbOrl' ··"'" •nt"nrnl<'' •n.a~ruan Copy No. &;.559 under legal section for detwls ol auction sale by the State of Ohio." 1'01 Wanr .\fl !Jel"''l• • Cenb Jlf'' woro aM •n11ert.l"" (7) 7 ltc r.tlntrau"' ·ha.rp ltj1 oe"t• U •·eniJ Pit •nH'I !o1 Mt,... 00" ,.-:U:::'I:-,.::,M::t::JB"I'"I::1'-:-l.rtl-ur-a"nce::::-::be<D -:: fi(!IIIIW •QNino nnt Ill cent llll•..,u ,., 011 D&HI alb Ul(l cancelled? t..ost your opera· aclll p11d Mthl~ t<l rt•rtor's Ucenoe! Call w~ :&--. CARn Oio I'HAIIIK ~:o .1. UHI'I'lJ...,Klti:.!o 11.2!1 fnf 51• word min IUUc I 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 7, 1965 Lost 1nd Found Pomeroy r.u 1 ~~ITY ._M_o_t.or_C_o_. 2 SIGNS WST in Pomeroy on Saturday, 2 keys on chain. Square sll· ver fob, inillals N. R. Reward. Phone WY 2-2852. 7 7 3tc 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9 pass. _ $1 099 Red Finish, good tires. Radio, heater, standard trans. lnsur•nce PH<!TO Copymg SeJ'VIce. CopIes made ol lela! papera, blrlll records and tllmOBt any other documents. Reuter lnsurauce, PomtrQJ Po-. -rov Mn. tor Co. .ta.rdU ® I 1 AAieli I ()!011 T 6RIT 1HCM HARD 8PI lin an or ca re< llk wl .. gil &UT ~ lol I I 1 SLI df tl js D at }; MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING -1 ' J . eueu 1 FU Ap: ~ 'efOOAY( 15 AWFUl.., Gauge readings: !)a!Upofts Eotert;c~ Hospital Dam 12.1, 12.1, rwmlfti 2 feet Among those who entered on rollers, Pomeroy·I/I":"n 20.· i t lie Holzer Hospital in the past 24 81, Pt. Pleasant 24.29{!,!Jinton hours were Mrs. Paul Allen .088 falling, Kanawha :-· Falls Livestock McCarty, 47 Lincoln Ave., Me- 2.92 falling and Charleston 18.· ONE-half Guernsey and one- Kinley Dotson, Rt. 2 GaU!polls, 95 rising. London, Marmet and half Jersey heifer. Due to Mrs. Harry E. Reapp, Rl 1 Winfield dams were on the freshen August. John J. Rose, Gallipolis, Miss Lullle Siders, sills. Boshan, Phone WI 9·282l. Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mrs. Mary J. Boat Movement• 7 6 3tp Hale, Rt. I Vmoon, Mrs. Myrtle Obio River _ Titan down 13, E"'LE c""v"'E"'N:-::H=E"'A=D-o'"'f-s.,.to-c.,..k_c_: at. Haynes, Crown City, Clancy G. 4:55 a.m.; St. Marys up 14, 12,. r.le, including 3 year old regis- Short, Rt. 1 Crown City, Oito 05 p m. · Andrew Culhoun up tered Hereford bull. Phone A. Rohrbough, 2809 Birch St., 14, 4;50 'p.m.; Gilda MllCool up WY 2·7028. 7 1 3tc Pt. Pleasant, Lori Lee Darst, 14, 5:30 p.m.; Louisiana up 14, Rt. 2 P!. Pleasant, Mrs. Mary 8:40 p.m.; Peggy Downey up H. JWush, New Haven, W. Va., 14, IU5 a.m.; Jerow up t4 Legal Notice Homer Peck, Rt. 2 Leon, W 2·35 am . Edeana Bosworth u~ Va., Ruben Eiben lligginboth- li, 4:i5 ~.m.: Lorena down 16. NOTICIL~~A~u:~~~~c~!ARING am, Grimms Landlng, W. Va., 4:05 a.m.; New MartinsvillE on tho lull••• ' ' tM VIII••• Donald. E. Nelson, 640 G-rant down 18, 8:4C, a.m.·, Annette of f'Onltroy, Ohio St Mddl t L Ge Noute t• nereby gtven that on tlle ·• l epor, arry ne Jones up 17, .9:55 a.m.; Buck· !~~~~:"~e:!.~~l¥~ 1 :~be ·~el~ v~;n·;~. Lemley, Rutland, Mrs. Paul eye State down 18, 7 a.m .; Kell Bud11et pr.parf!~ hy th~ vu;a~e of Lee Patterson, Rutland, Carl Shruden down 18, 7:35 a.m.; f'• •mero)', ~lf'i~B cuunly. Oh1o A Barnett J•ckson Ralph C Sn rh lll'arin~ will he nel<1 at 111~ · • '~ • . Jefferson down 19. 6:30 a.m.; '-'it)· ~~~.ins:h~~~f~~.' 21 ~~t B~oth, Wellston, Mrs. Merrill John .J. Rowe down 23. 2:30 ;>. vman or Pomlm)'. Ull in \\Ilson Brown, Rt. l, Wellston m.,· A. J . Patten down!'.. 10 .,·o 7 ' lll· Mrs Charles L H • Ch ·' ----· . . · ug,es, es· p.m. ; Barbara l:ay doWn- t3, AUCfLON Nonce apeake, Wtlham B. Laweon, 2,30 a.m.: Elge1cllll.-llp !il. :! wa~lun,ton · P•nenjj'rr rm. l'•rk· Rt. J South Point, Mrs. Britton .a.m.; Irene Chotln ' down 23, :'.~n T~~~~~~~r~~~~~1 • . r~~;~:~s.M~:~: ~; Barslow, Coal_ Grove, Mrs. 4:55 a.m.: Joyce It down 23, !:oluarlt, Concrete MIXPrs, Hollere. G.arry . Bloomfield, c 0 a 8 a.m.·, Jerry Bort.mrth llp 23, Cran1 Shovell, Spreader~ onol Mit· M 0 ld r·ellllneoUI F..qulp~n .. u• rove, rs. ona B. I 6:25 B.m.; Philip Sporn dnwn "SN• Cn ntraet s~ln L .. ~:al Copy No. New Boston and Oscar G R H B 6-'··~~9 und~1· h•a:~l 5l'ctl•ln tor oct~illl ' reenutJ 8:40 p.m .; . . os{If BUNion ule by the .State r~~ o; .. ~;~ ren Scarbro, Sandyville, w. worth II down Gr~nup 9:10 - - -- Birth.. p.m.: Penn•ylvanla down GreenSTAn oF oHro Mrs. Bobby Lee Kuhn, Rt. up 10:35 p.m.; Elisha Woods N-O~~:·~~M~~IE 0 ~ 1 ," 1 ~~~:~~Eit Pomeroy, son, 1:47 p.m. up Greenup 111:15 p.m.; Bayou CARl, "Cfl · uP nucKs, TRACT· day. Mrs. Larry D. Harper, Rt. Laffette down Greenup 12 :4.1 DII:S. N'OWERS. STATION WACONS, Ett a KeIco up GrP.enup DUMP' TRUCKs. MAINTAINER,. 2 Jackson daughter 2·33 am a.m.; coNcRtTI Mlx.&:RS, ROLLERS, Tuesday ' ' ' · · 3:30a.m.; Valvotlne down Mel· CRANI SHDVILS, SPREADERs AND OTHUt MISCELLANEous liQUtP. dahl 6:20p.m.; Franklin 8 up MEHT Dlocbarged Meldahl 8:25 p.m.: Raven•wood C:ONTUH •ALl~> LIO.aL copv Patients recently d'iscltaq!ed down Meldahl 10:15 p.m.·, SouNo. u -ss9 · 1 coL uMeus, DNIO, tnc uded Charle9 Swindler• thern up Meldahl HO a.m.,· AI· B enjamin Knox, Mrs. J o ton Zephyr up Melda!tl :>.:,· 30 8 , '""' "· "" N Puuua11t to thf! 1•ro•lisiona ocl unnery, Lawrence m.; John Hood up M~ldahl 5:· Sel;l-!ou &I) IJ.O' of thf! Rl'visl'd Code ICecil Sheets, ."rs Clyde a.m.,· lnd<'ana dow~. Meldahl {If Ohio, I will of(e r rnr R3 le M ['Uhll(' ,.•• auctton on lhe vremtses Jt~cate<"~ lit ey, David Arrowood, Mrs Iva am " the Wuh!ngton l'ount v Fairground• B. Lee, D..._a K. Smt'lh · Galli.pol,lo Dam , ).·.~· at lbe Jun<'timl or Front street and t:W '+11. leore second Avenue, Marietta, tn M liam E. Sorrell, Mrs. Lucy'Potts, 10 :20 p.m.; On Ward ' •wP 12 :· Wa~hJn(Wn county, on theOhio. nth daJ ~IY. 11165. at JO:JO a. m Eastern rs. Della Castor, a.m.; As& up 8:30a.m. andard P11s~n Time , the following ' Deal, Mrs. David K•••wha Rlver _ .,. •. W. sertbed u!r can. F'lck • dl· up ..,_ trucJu, Tracaoro. .\tnwua, station Mlss Emma Hamm, Mrs. up Marmet 4 50 p m Wa11ona, Dump Trul·ks. Maintoine 111 J : · .j com:r"r. Ilflun, RoUen. Cn•n~ ames Rader, Mre. Andrew Vit. z. up Marmet 2:55 a.m; ~~~,:~~lpr~~~~~11~n. and .VJi!J('ellane. iloe and infant daughter, and F . Shearer up Marmet 5 a. Mrs. Leslie Stone and son. Beaver down Winfield 10:n - Ford Pll~Mnft•r Ul'll. tuUor H E B I d lll\d fordor ll"daN, 19!19 3nfl 1960 . • owes own '"''" I ' ~ Pjymooth '"""'" "'' ' I 1:40 p.m.: w. H. Sha•n<~ 4 door •edaru, 1959 ana w60 up Winfield 2:40 a.m. 111odel! 1 • d.,;~~~~·rot•t pusf!n2er car b I I I I I J:. 'w-;,:.,:~'1 ,:~' .:'."'1~~~··~,~~:~'~ , Exams Slated • $340 Market , ~ ; ,,,.Hr.J ~r:.',·~~ 2 F GSI p I BlaeHnar 5 th 1 -• "jj lif ' v ; ' • I ucli===•u=='"'====-.' I COULDN'T CROSSWORD ··- II Not>e e.covonant 21. Byw11y lkln '1. Part of "'obe" openlnr 11. Showed '· o\I>OUitdlnr 11. PoUoomart IDtoroot Jt. Near: poet. 18. LonJ", U. Blnfle tmll. at 2-4. Onte more - 25. Mom .. t .,_ 1!. <lrampUI 18.8yl181>1o of-'e 26 . Owillg u &notlot 20. Rom on pool 29. Baek 37.LaJrs 32. Unit of 4(1, Blrd antonyms 22. Concealtcl ~ 27.M&xlm 28. Antolopeo: Africa 28. Frt&r'l titlt 30. On th• [1'1' 81. sur&r· can• 1boot. 1&. Pronoun 16. Ja.piJ'lllt • lhn.tb I•~ purl 61. - 0a.kley 68. P'&rt o! apeeetl I!O ~~· ~~· ~~-- ••· 'PI I!'aaant 4i"i . Throw Mimlcker DOWN 1. Musical I!>UT l'O' WOULDN'T L.IT ME!r ~ ~ ,. I" I'' ~127 7, 1111 KINCI ~'" ~ 1~4 ~ 1.,.. ~ r;; ri:J·,, , we II - I p · ~~ ·1 >1 •. IJAIL\' CKYI'TOQUOTE- Here'1 bow to work It: .,e .&XYDLBAA.XB It .. ~~ I'" ~ instrume11f. 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Andrew Parsons 7 'Ill Musical lrock ~ 05 .ifm,Meea Show 2,30 Sunday showca•e 7:45 First Baptist Chureh Ui1 !i~M)tll Para<!< 6:30 Sundown Serenade e,oo Ohio Valley News .lim ·Mees Sh"w 8:1111 Off the Air 8"tc :.lusical CIO<t JVLV r .PNDA ~ U FRID~ YsJii:INtJ(jd - News 6 05 Sa~ed Heart 6 2ll IIIIQ!~jltunty RFD 6.30 6:35 7:00 i. 0;:. 'Q . ifl 9 110 Jl!Kh Scnool Hit Parade 10'3<1 Sona & Story Ttme )1, -t5 Tne I :ol :Jp r Key u,oo Democratic LegJ&Ioturo u ,lfJ Mus' ' ' Interlude LL 30 RPj.lUblicat Legi:;!ature 1t ·45 Waltet H.o~Uer Report U:52 Mustcal Interlude 12,00 Local & Ohto News 12 20 li:vans B• ' Board 12: ?~ Newo 0 Gram• 12 30 SntuN!Hy MattnPe 4 00 D1scmb w1th Dos~ 4 30 rop !'en Revue l .,,&o 'tfP fB~E M Gn"TING '"' I 5:0U Saturday News Summary ' 1 15 quw•<~ 1 lnlt:rlude 5 30 Commumty Cholrl 6:00 Dance Party 9:00 Ofl The Arr I v. lh HAROLI:I GRAY ! 'IIJJ HE APO M~, GENTL[M;:['I I C.A'QH lr'i "' LILL, 11'-1 ADVAt'l ~E , m GOLD! B B·BUT 'IOU NU'<OT flf. MAD! SQDday 7:59 Srgn On s,no 'oe q,.,glng Pr.acher 8.15 t <lep 8: ~ ) OIUrCh ( Christ r- '••de !Oh.• J ·tuslc' F t Sartist Church r tt ;J Children's Chapel 11:' Sur.'·ry ~ew· qpscral U:OO · ws :{eport 12·15 ..... ~copal ("·""Ch 1: 45 tl' olit Informs: 1:00 Church of God I · ~" r.,f!, Call 2. 00 Old Folkc Hour !:110 Hymns from Harding 3 15 SundJy ~howcase 3·45 PL. · Servi. Show '··· 1190 Hit Parade 5,00 City · ·, Re ·' 5,15 1190 Hit Par"de 9'"0 Of1 The 'ir .;l!b<t AND SLATI L GOIGLEIN . READY MIX CO. .' ''\. ""' oNUI'I'Y IIMflto C'vil SerVI'ce n_ Jt ~ '516!l) eNOU6H ... MA'I8E IF I... :cK, '1'0lll1. GOI.F I I W• ,, . River news Hospital News Fo1 Sale ----F.S5 OLDSMOBILE, 1963 lwo1961 Rambler American ----,- Only $7q5 door Cutlass. New tires, ex-1 Convertible Cpe. Power steering, standard trans. Good celtent shape. $1,800. c a II Ures, radio and heater. wv 2-2835. 7 7 3tc - - - - -- - Special $199 ONE dfess form (same as new! I 1 eletric cabinet, 3 high chairs, several bird cag•s (all sizes), 1 storm door tauub &.loll •adltlu.llal ""'"' le ood d d II ",... OP'P'II 'I 'iCllJRS (w ), I oor, l eep we OPI!N EVES. 7•00 P.M. a:a "' M ,.., !),no P ItS o.u, l :aU .\ II to ti10I DOO• Fol Rent pump, I G E. Sweeper, rr'b 1J0 @:AS,_ - - ----- ~ small gas heater lgood as POMEIIOY. OHIO TO PI.ACI A UBU1 -T t>ROnlll INO ft A N'T 4.P SLEEPING ROOMS. Newly new) , small oil stove, I carl~===~~~~==="~~~~~~~~~~=· decorated, twin beds, show- jak. Mrs. Ed Miller, Route -----------2, Racine, Ohio. Phone CH 7Wanted To Buy PHONE WY 2-2156 ers, linens and towels turn. Business Services 7 7 3tp ANTIQUE Furniture, ished. Six rooms to accom- 24«. dishes, _______ ,__ _ - - modale eleven men. Jnquire miscellaneous. Call or write : ACCORDIONS, new and used. S KRAUT CABBAGE, 75c bu. 1 , D Th b at B el s ept. tore, Bring containers. John Clerk.', Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Expert repairi ng, tumng. les· C~rd of r"~nks !\ew 1-hwen, W. Va. Main St., Pomtruy . somL Also large selection ot TO THE MANY friends who w 7 6 6tc Portland, Ohio. FirsL house ! 6 29 He . below Ravenswood Ferry . ----=---::-new and used planus, organs kindly assisted us durin~ the -- - - - - - ---- - -and guitars. George Riddle, 7 7 4te Ulness and death of our dear FUilNISHED and Unfurnished Real Estlte fo1 S1le Acoordlon and Ptanoland. husband and father, DaM L. ApartmenLS: New Modern 2928 E. Slh Ave., Columbus Murray, we wish to extend Apartments. Two and three 1 N!;E H~JN$i~NG ~eagle p~UP"· HOUSI 'OR SALE 19, Uhio. Tel. CL 8·1193. our ~ncere thanks. We also bedrooms. All electric. brick I '?" an . uptece. one . Mudern RJnch Style Be. aullful 7 1 30tp SH 2-4176 1 7 6tC 1 11 h1U want to thank the doctors building, beautifully decor· · lotallun oD top o &nHt - - - - - -- -·-· State tllghway Garage on CAR WASHED d and staff at the Veterans ated Paster I ed wa lis . . Co m- CABBAGE FOR SALE, $l.OO I: facing Route 7 w•th goud roHd to nuun an vacuumMemorial and the Gallipolis p~ete :oungstown kitchens bushel. Cut your own. J. B. I b.ighway Four bedrooms. livtng. ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 Clinic . the min isters Re\'. wtth diSposal umls. Conceal- Philips, Letart falls . dining, family, kltch•n. .,.k. Page St., Middleport. WY 2· M. T. Williams and Rev. !lin· ed electric heatmg system. 6tc faat piSJ. maid's, utility and 3715. Open rrom 8 a. m, to 7 6 ton, the singer and piano Storm doors and windows. •hop Three baths. Cf'i •rnic llle 9 p. m. seven days a weeic. playe r and pallbearers, and Builmg completely insulated. , FOR SALE _ 19, 7 Ford Fair- and wall tf' wall carpet (]n 6 30 30tp ' the Ewing Funeral Home for Front and rear entrance. ! . . j noora. About two·th1rd• 0 I - - - - - - -- ·th eir services, and to express Beautifully landscaped. Prl- lane 500 · Good condition., house Is panele.d in mahog any BULLDOZER WORK wanted. 1 loned our appreciation for the flor· vat.e parking. THE HAV·[ Phone WJ 9-3844 after 6 p·m·!I and walnut Air con d'l Small dozer, reasonable rate. al offerings. Elizabeth MurEN TERRACE APAI!T7-3-Stc 1 Large patio and double carport Phone WY 2·2208. 6-28-!0tc ray and Family. 1 7 lip · Th abet' s De- 150.000 BTU automatic • On lot 200' x 390' · May be seen ( 1nqutre mens. gas by ap~tntment only ... par l men I St ore or Phone 1182 - floor furnace. All controls, Colt 985-3555 Chester, Ohio '; I - - - - - - - - - - ,'' Obl'tuary 2236 882 2"05 ,.,.-.,.-or ·1 • $50.00. Call WY 2-2404. I MAN THAT IS BORN of worn· 7 6 6tc 7 6 3tc I I tot 26 g I HOUSE Ia SMALL an is of few days and full of ,_ . • r e ' trouble. He cometh forth as 4 ROOM apartment in Porn- IT COSTS NOTH ING to use a Railroad Street, Middleport. a flower, and Is cut down. 1 eroy. Partly furnished . Ph. Bl ue Lus tre Carpe t Shampoo· Small down payment. baI· He fleeth also as a shadow I WY 2<HIY. 7 6 3tc er wilh purchase of B J u e ance man thl y. Contrac t 1ra and continueth not. -- Lu.stre. Baker Funriture, Wellman. Bradbury or Mid· DUPEX 5 rooms and bath Middl rt 7 6 5tc 1 • • • Dana Luther Murray son o£ epo · dleporl, Rt. 1. 7 6 3tp utilities Nire localion Can Sales & Servt"ce William Lesley and A 11c e · , · . , HOUSE for sale. Laurf'l - cliff Welch Murra)·, was born on be seen at 127 S. 3rd St., Mid- 1 TAX CUT SALE! _ April 13, 1914, departed this dleport. 7 6 3tcl F-ldtrll eKciH tun htvl I road, lh acre. Phone WY 2" been od 1 6322. eFit. Almost Every Car We in Gallipolis, Ohio, on ' APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· Fr~.·... ·Reo.. frt~...... - - -- - - -- -- - •Transferable Wben 'I Good I _., ·J une 1. 1965 . a t th e age 0 f so trater space. oca. ' COMBINATIONS You Trade Cars 51 years, I month and 25 days. tion. Call Walter Crooks, wyl AIR.CONDITIDN.RS , , , ,...,.,., • 6 10 UC l•v• even mon wHh our I He wa s united in marriage 2-363 l. e Guaranteed 24 months with Elizabeth Whit~ on May . UNFURNISHED 1 room, baui, I, LOW SALE PRICES now jn POMEROY _ 9 room frame or 24,000 miles 1 11, 1935. To lhls uruon two i utility room, nice yard. Point I oHoct. house with hath, hot water eMost Popular Unit • 10"' ~ere born, Dana Weber Lane. Lincoln Heights, Pb.l POMIROY beating, and 2 porches. Lo· """"" ' R Murray of Porr.eroy, Ohio, WY z_-•. 8 16 tic J•ck W. Clrsty cated on corner lot, three In the U.S.A. ' - Pord •nd Jntl!rn3tion~~I \\ .xt'" - - · ton Pi<'k·LrP lruclb, 11154 and 19~ and William E. Murray. of . Mono,.r highway• and bus transportamooer. Or OStS SALES Kl!:l!f,M r,, o ROOM and bath ' fUl'D00 lnstalltd 4 Chevrotf!t 1Dd Ford 1 Ton Ob'10 Va!ley 1wnl~ _..• .a. i.H..&;~ ""' · F MY· ' THREE t he U. S. Army lD ort ' . I Ph. wv 24111 tion. Total price $8000. pl~kpup tnaelui, 19~<1 and 19~T ...,;~ , s. v.~inia . H• was a mern· rshed apartmeo~ utllitteo , -MEROY - Nine room • . moo••• c· II . Saturday July ,• ·, 11-·' .. b fuml hed Pho WY 2-5435 rv ~ 1 - ID-'2 o.ntl!rn&tlonaJ Tr~dor IV servtce examinations ' ~ ..... .... t~ of the Carleton Church, ~ ne .dd ' ONE USED donut machine. EJ· story frame house, or can be 1 ~e~e;t~r Ton wlt.n Grace T<mk several positions at the HOGS- 17~ tov.220LIKt.,i23ato ... baptized Oil July a. 1951. ~~ . ~ Avenue, ~\a'':'t cellent condition. Good part duplexed, wltb separate en1 " " ' " G.... "'~'"· w. polis State Institute will 24: 220 to 250 lblllsl:lll~·,:~~; and conlinued as a faiU:tful 'o. c time money maker. Make ol· trances, 2 batrs and kitchens, 4c~y:~; ~~"t,AI Tractol'll with conducted in Gallipolis on Light 22 to 25; ftltoBetfs iM\'to member to the e.'Mi. He leaves TWO BEDROOM furnlsti'Cd fer. AU equit~ment Included. hardwood floors, beautlful Pomeroy, 0. Andl'rson KJd. Mower! attachf!d 28 according to an ~~b~::~;ll9; Stags 12 ta 91B:·.~ BMt!fr8itO to morn b1s d ---·- hi apartment 1""UII'' at New Call WY 2 2"9 7 2 61p ' -· Sllvflr Kin• Tractol'l with 14,· So••s & Pl••t 1. -. tQ 1·. .· "",· e.-. '<LI"· s · U'f e • · '1.;1 • large veranda, and lifetimel"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"l Plymouth Hyd. nww~l'l att.aehed ment by Wayne Ward .. 'lfiP ·~· ""' 1 •ndwm,.. Ig&5 rrrodf!ts ' of the Department of State ' Shoats 8 to 20. Ji lit~ rr .'] <~f ~ " ,.ife and tw0 SOD!, 1 sister • ell's Sunoco • Chestr ·e PboDe ON!!: USED relrlgi!TI!Dr and roof. Large lot with garage. 1· • -952111110 """ ,,.,,_ C TTL 4 11 Mrs. Ida Kutg , HarrisonviDe, 911S-230S. 6 28 tic one electric pop cooler. Make $12,11110. JOIN THE AAA. Be protected • wh.., ' " " sonnel A E - S'-:.111 ill: fl; Ohio. aunts and uncles. nieces HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rooms offer. Call WY 2-2439. POMEROY - I • room brick on !load-bond and .rip serv- ' - F"'·1 • ""' "'m• T~,., :. . Heifers 12 to 20! Babf Beef 16 i 81 ~ lt~tl' r~~ta~O::·~ Ton num~ and nephews and a host of ice C II ta E M Po~lhOn for which exams will to 22; Fat Cows 12,' ~J iJP:f~•n·~ • and bath. Picture wlndOilll, 7 2 6tp with bath, gaa furnace heat· a or con "" · · T"'''· "'r '" "" m"'"' be grven are Laund.ry Worker ners 8 to 12 ., Bull• , 2111. " . ~ ·.!"f other relatives and friends. new )'ard picket fence. va. ~........... ing and basement. A buy at Burton, 578 Broadway St.. 1 - 1945 lntf!rnltlon.:.J 5 Ton I d 11 Food Se 'i' H .' 1-"':j11 w · d th CABBAGE beans CII!'Um~·· Tnu·k Tmt" an · rvrce Worker Milk Cows 80 to II'·• . . h' P rece drng lm rn ea were cant after July 1. 1671 Li.n"· ' ' ..Mn. Middleport, Ohio. ' '''" •.• T I nd 11 Cook I S •••"0 tr· 1 T~ ,., ,~.r~rr,','r'.'. ru l'k with Bros a , ' witchboard VEAL CALVES ~· ·"~ . .... , : his father. mother and half· ol11 flgts. Phone WY 2·2180 b•~ and tomatoes. Cl~renee p ro f. 110...,., ACRES - Located in Bed· 8 25 SOtp " "' ' """'"'"" . M v Itt p rtland Ohio Vl 3-2254 ___________ ...:.._ I - IA44 GMC TNCk e 'II 8 with ' Operator r.. Attendant I Seconds .. to 26·. ,. """ . ;·..m. I f l!i1Ster, rs. Blanche Welker. f I ' 0 • • • I d T wnshi ood 1 wuollen tank mountt-rl I) M t ~ 1Tttr:9".,'f9' ore 9 a. m. or a ter 4 p. m. or o p on g grave 11 _ lloffro Mowera _ S<'Y thette on y, am enance to 24; Com. & ijy~-t 11 ~t u.. ~25 ; 6 29 tte 6 23 trc road one mlle from U. S. 33. INSIDE and outsio1e painting. .and .'iawett1 bpea fTo be ~nht 1n I, and Farm Laborer 1 and IJ. Culls !5 to l8. _, · . ~: "". I Broken ls the family circle =::-==,.--,~ ·- - t:SE OUR eUicient Carpet 20 arres for cuitlivatlon, bal- Roof work. Reasonab:e rat e. '""' "1' '"" p • ll 1 Our dear one has passed FOR RENT -Trailer space shampooer FllEE Wl'th pur· ance pasture and timber. Ph one VI •~"' ~oo 6-19-30t p aIT-o beonan I.il(ht Plant• the ersons nterested In SHEEP- Ewes,,. &. . 5;to:l.'o • sotd Eledr!c In I lroupJ ex . t' away OD N. Second-a\> in Middlechase of Blue Lustre sham· l - 1940 l...orain '-'.1 (·ubi<' y;~ rd amma mns may Stock Ewes 4 tQ ~;~ • t;;r,~ bucket an application form • to 10·, Culls 1 to ·. ·- l 1dnillne From earth and earthly dark- po rt · Near Shopptng: district. poo. Baker Furniture, Middle· $2500 · Jtc S!IP'riC TANKS cleaned. Write - LaPI;•nte Choat. BullrJozcr at· 'I 7 6 Concrete patios. Call WY z. 29 6tc tachment, cable conaroHl'd the Gallipolis State to 8; Fat Wethers 5'tO 10. / : I ness port Ohio 6 -;--;-;;;;;;:-;;-;-;;:;;-~:-:::.:-: 114 Viand St., Pt. .Pleasant, w. 1 .- 1!145 Huohes . · · ··-·- Y•·d a Oh'10 Stat Into bright and perfect day. 2116, WY 2->346 or WY 2-3600. ' · 73 ACRE FARM for sale on U. ya_ 6 s 30tp <,.,,. .. " • ny e LAMBS - · Tops 22; Sdoonda 6-S-tfc SEWING machines, repair ser- s. 33. Phone WY 2-7951. 't~~r~a Gllldhlll Tno Type Main· Service office, county to 20; Light \\tia!r.H .ito ; ·"' --::c;-:-~=,.-;--,..,---~. vice, all makes. WY 2-2284,. 7 1 6tp AUCI'IONEEK J M t~M and 193fl h fl&rr t:onrrr.te or the State 12 to 16. ' I .. He has !ell this mthly gar- ) and ~ ROOM furnishet. apart.. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 10 cuble feet . lurr, · Personnel, Oflio 8 T- ShMpfuot Tampln~: Rollen den ments Ro I & Reed H d ATTRACTIVE 3-bedroom b I k Complete Service 1 0 be •old tn 3 groups) · w ey ar · Authrolzed Singer Salea and r c Building, Columbus 15. For a home we cannot see. 1 ware. 5 11 tfc Service. tfc and frame ran~~ style home Crltt Bradford c;;d:~7 G allon 10 !oot Power Completed application 29 8 But though he is gone, he in the new addiUon of ChestWrite, Prone or Contact 1 - 1939 Galion Patrh Roller are 00 be f ded 00 ••• 0 1 will still live on ' H:<I>E and lour roo'b furnl•'- DON'T PUMP you slu•"'•b sep. A. C. BRA.DFORD " " " " ' ' " " """m"u' orwar ""' SAT J~l;o M'"" er Road. Hardwood noors, COIYIJIB('\ion roller partment of State Personnel no ., " ' '" In our garden of memory. ed IDd Clllfundtbed ll*'ttic lank. Get Kleao-.Em-All basement, fireplace, patio, Racine, Oblo lh d 1939 Ca terpillar D·7 trador later than July 19 in order to STARTI 1Nf;) I• menta WY t-6434 lJ 8 trr eeptic tank cleaner. Landi 1 tfc y . powered Y•ith 194fl u-Tour: 0 front brick planting area. I - - -- - - - -- - l neau Haullnc Scrapu be included in this program. I A.M. on His memory will be 8 keep- MODERN f room and bath, mark Farm Bureau. marble window sills, alumin- 19 40 Lorain , ruble )''lrd Texu Road, 'Wttt:h IFer sake furnished apartment, Middle2 18 t1c urn windows and screens. Am CONDmONING Refrlgar.. 1c~nf9~s':k1tw~~m~n~~~~ Y~rd SE Sicn, 7th RoUJt11 P1111t With which we'll never part, port WY 2-3871. 4 21 tic MOBU..E Home, 1957 SkyUoer storm windows and doors atlon oervleo. Jack's Refrig1'~":,;.•~::~,~·:::,~·~~~:.... J ~VICtersEAT KENO Evans Packinf Ct> \[ 1 · Though God has him in his weD Insulated, lot 100 1 ·~·. eratton, New Haven, Phone 9 - Hercule•. w. K. ~,;';'~ ~i;'':·~~·~··:::,~ erry as · pastor ol the Mr. & Mrl, G. li,~ow fRAILER LOTS - free ...,. 48 x 8 2 bedroom, gond condl· """ -· • .,.., , 6 tl ChemJcol a,u T'""'' Pomeroy Church of Christ ' c "' "'" wtd I"'~~:·~~; oou will hold serviceo at the Keno W keeping ·n ~'I k him .10 age an d water. Brown'l J'rall Uon. Mr. Reed ' Reedlvllle. Copper plumbing. tiled bath •u ,...,.,, I - 1938 "'" w•r.r Col. R. E. K~'n~rs d, our er Park !State Appro'IOd) Ohio. Phone 88H3311. 6-2&-30tp and kitchen. Reduced 00 $14,--• "'~"'' '" ' •h~L " " ' " Church f Ch 1st Frld Col. Androw '.l.l ' •. e WI ow eep hearts 000 Ph Plambi.Da IUN ,and other ml.scellaneou. f!quJpmf!rlt 0 r ay even.. '· . Mlnersvllle, Ohio. Pbone WY A to "-let . one Bob Hoefll ch' WY lui Graner, 8_.._.. nJpf!ction mly alut at 8·00 A M. ing, July 9 at a p. m. AudiGMIIrl' 'r -;.· ' "·111M. 1 15 U33'1, 8 30 lfc .. ~~·II "": 1The · · .alii"•·•==i..==i-~==iiii~:.:;;~ MblemiiJe, OhJa Hllh Ohio Dlrf!<'tor The sun will rise, the 9lln will :&-3324. FOR SALE HOUSE for sale: 4 rooms furEDd Jour sewer troubles or ~:r:cf'!~ ~~~ b:~~t to 11ccf!pt set: 63 Pontiac $2,395 Dished. Minersville. $1500.00. We bave aU alzea .e;~:~ ~~~!:;;, o~ m1hway, wo .... TIME AND LABOR SAVIN$ ~ OE 1 The night will follow the day. "u;;;sE"'D'"'""FU=RN=lT"'U"R'cE~c-.-:1- -;day Catalina Sta. Wagon. One Phone WY 2-3312 Sewer Mac:b.lnet of f!QUIPrnen t rrom :~~~~.~~~rl ~~~ But come what may, we'll 6 30 12tp ReaiOnable Rata orE~~~In.'i.c:~~~~ bidd or never Corget bed, 1 China cabinet, 1 four particular owner. Sbows beat of care. Hydramatic. Power ="""""""""""'c:-c=-::-;:~ -c- CaD WY z..mt Da Nlgbt quJred er ahall be ,. 10 d The day that you went away. burner gas range. 1 bookcase, 'teert·ng and brakes. FOR SALE 6 rooms bath and Y or o1 h1t totaJepb~t o,t .~!_ut .2o per ~ent ' 7 2S tfc Potll • ...... of n lfl De. Rollaway bed, l Comer utility room. S46 Pearl Street, - Cbec.lt: '!::a'~u': wUU:: by Cf!rtified cupboard. stand, 1 Chest So peaceful be thy rest dear 63 Bonneville $2,595 close to school11 aDd super BEATING, Pllllllblq, MilO. ~t:;:· ~~~"' of Depnt";;~ia!~rj~111~~ drawers, I dresser, I whathusband markets. Furnished or un- Fvnaca. Antold Brolbm, ton aru- :U:::~.~a,••,tn ruu l>f!. 4 dr, Hard Top Sedan, Pon· ' -., p eqUiPnl. t lliUVf'd. All not, m•lal wall cabinet, two tiac'a finest, and thls one iJ furniShed. Call WY 2-3752. 1m East Mala UIA""''I . . . . . . . ,.. · :.. .,m.. .,t._be nmnved Wlthin U is IWeel 00 breath thy straight chairs, one 5x7 cooWY •-•••• "" of ••le finest in the bend. Immacuname. 7 1 6tc ny. P•-INII'ID' ~· • dl U PIYftlent Ia made by rertlflf!d tact printer, 1 record player, late Inside and out. Power ----;-:;-:--;--_:_.:.:_ 3 7 20 tfC ch::a ~~~~~rln~ ~ 1 ~f!hJ:c:e~n~~tal pur In life we loved you dearly. plastic curtain. Will sell •ep- steering and brakes. HydraIn death we do the same. Wlnfed "-elgin Balldtn' ~ for u/~re.e:~~P~n~•.!oro~~~~~ci'epU!d tn arately' or all for $70.00. CaD matic. new hOmet. Bullt m titcJa. ~/'J:~on~t Dlvt•~:~ No 10 , Mason 773-5216 Friday, July WANTEDI ens, 1t0nD Windowl, alum- Jella, Ohio, P'R~.o£1:1~· Uowlf!r, Mar· &me day we hope to meet 9, Saturday' July lOth only.l IL P. E. MA81U!TER MINI WOMEN! IUU.m 8ldlng. Call Guy Ne._.. you, 7 7 ltc DlREC'tOR OF lilGHWA To Trtin for ler, RadDe, Ohio, {1J 7, ito YS Some day we know not when ;;;;:;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--:::::::c;:--:::;:L:c: Pomeroy, Ohl• Income T•• Conaultantl To clasp your hand in a bet- 1965 STEREO console with ra·j~:;'~~;Ti';;'""';""""'"';;i" A few clear thinkin·e people 12 !II uc ter land, dio. Equipped with 4 speed 1958 CADILLAC Sedan Deville, will be selected from this I Employment W1nted DIRKSEN "IMPROVED" Never ID part again. changer. Nice walnut finish. 70,1100 miles. Good tires and area to enroll in new, low· WASRlNGroN (UP!) _ Sen7 7 Up Thl1 set 3 month• old. Take condition, $600. Air condl· east training proll'am prepared by CPA's. Earn Iuera· EMPLOYMENT Wanted !!: .. ate Republican Leader Evt!rettt II --:-:--:--:-::---:-''-- over payments of $5 Per tioned by Mark IV. CaD Wy 2- Uve fees. (Some tax consult perienced interror and extel' M. Dirksen was repo ted Help Wanted month or pay balance due, 2439. 7 2 6tp ants cam S!i and more per Concrete drives last for years and add to " lor JYdlnting. Free estimalel. "much improved" today .'n d retuml. EJ:cellent vear I HELP Wanted: Licensed prac- $69.54. Try It In your home. The Rambler property value and looks. Call 118 fOI!If. 'round Income keeping eli· Phone WY 2-2882 or let IIDg. able oo leave Walter R ed Ileal nurse for Carm•n NUl'& Call WY 2-S555. 7 7 6tc Wtril 141!adard ol C!omplel ent's tax records. Oignltled for the service you want. Concrll~Ai - ; or CuUwns. 5-29-tfc Army Medical Center anyt!:ne lil!!·long profession' lug Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. SINGER CONSOLE, sewing Euolleaee he choose,. tenance cost. less too. U you can study one hour 6-28-tfc machine. Th11 machine zig 1111 car room, rtdo il11d (lifo daUy at home. write today Business Opportunities PART ~OIPI.iLi:""'iiM_ I__ The 69 -year. old lllinoiJI ...--;u"".-=s.-:C:::I¥-.I"IIo=rv"'lco-::f:-.,c:"c:'- zags, makes butoonboles, lormiiiCe. Small eor eCGDIIIIIl' for free facts, rree aptiLude Now •vaJiable ln thll: are•. nut. ke ' '::':; ••o111 ""milD " w ttHI ...,.. JODI darns, ..• ftVInneh'atns, etc. This ud -·--enhll"nndin1 «•••ntw•. ,um, ,...,, rna r was hospitalized ~;:n test. 811' pQ IJNIII bMIN •••a~WW~mtnl ,........ _.._.. "'-•.J nutl •nd otMr farl Hlllq Pro• Friday night after IIU!fo!rlrlgjl neut~nclt ot teN ~~opn. PNt.,.ton machine easy to operate. See tuct•. Southwe•ttrn Aeld1my Route t - 119!1 tnvMtmnt stomach pains . He has b e e; ..u :1; 0111 -".\..~ Take over payments of $5 lleii'Cipolila M*'l The Dally SenHoer Route 2 - .1.78~ (Jlyerimnt IIDn a- ,.-. •m•. l'eqat,..,,.l'll& per month or pay balance due E. Mela Street, PolilerOJ lox MIV aoute • - U.57o ,_.~,JMIIt plagued with stomactl WY 2 ....... ; Wf1te ~ ....., • .,., lddNifo ~nd llwellnt llrntlp . WUI hill' ln· .._.. Name .. A1e .. . . ~ $7i.88. Try it In your home. , _ , n .... •tntet. PM' lnt.rvlew, 1n'lflll, tntlud· and a bad back tn recent P1111 St. . Middleport, 0 . r;;:'' Call WY U665. 7 7 etc f :a tfcl Addr•11 .. . . .. . Pbono .. .. leaUAfl. ti8·W, , ~ • -'" - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IIIII Photle aoa n..smber to r r..trtJ 1'M DailJ \lfiil'l . ,. -· .. BORN. LOSER - -- By- AR=r'""s'""A""'N'"'SO"""M ~~!~~Tii.Jt~rti-1~l r--;=~-----, [7" '(ou'RI: i<JGI.IT --IT ~~A BAI/ ~r-- ' 1"------. ... THAT$ I?IGI.!T MR'. MALON!; , JU5T SEND ME A ~ILL FOR YOu• ~!.VIC~ ~ THUS FAr< ,I ' M(100H:• 1::\~·: D M,;!DDI: R I= (.)I? QUI It A SP£LL ' ' 't'OU NEED TH16 0~~ SO PAY f:'QR IT, IH G00~H~RD CASI-1, fOR A CHAI'\Gt:' IM ~IMAGE" tH? AH , YES' WELL, EXTOR'fiON I (JJNf:' ''I'VlJR IMAGI? fi.BR'OAOI A B LOOD~ 'eMt:.AI?ED Pli(ATE! J!J~IIfJ 5~ "ilolE IMAQE 0~ A :-,1,\.IPERING- BUMPI-;11'1, TRA[)jN(i THrr·N nr: HIS U!=E S AVINGS 10 Si-IAI(PIES, 1 1 f FOR ~«>RrH L tSs scRAPS a~ PAP~ . IT'G GC\l D, Gt: NTLEMEN! G·O·L· D I �. .. •• • • ••• • # ....... . .. . . . ' •. , , . ••. · ' '· ·· • • ' '" ' ' ' '·"' • "" ' * ' ''• ' - .. . ,., ,.., , . .,...._, , , , . , , ........ , . , , .. _....,_., ..., , 'JIItlaN£J 8M'IJ?tCIJUi.-~'"·'..40"','<"''-'""ir.l~~...-. .~ . . .. :;..,. . . ..,.__ ····- . . _ ~,. ·- .. --- .... ". \ -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 7, 1965 ~oli. r ce Probe ••Igge . st Theft EUCF.~E. Ore. CIIJCAGO (UPlt - A powerlul bomb uplotled on '"" sidewllik out•lde tl c MusuJJtte 8ulldino 1' u~:~t oft Chicago '• • loop earl\/ &oday, sbuLterinu glaso a block away and rock· Ing office buildings two blocks IUP!I_I away. ' s:. Legislature At AGlance • ;;:;:;.xmgb' 1 FootooD Coacb Robert · A1bCOLUMBUS mrn - Tucs· (Vole W6. II ). ' ley said an boy• of the nJnth, day'• major legislative action I - II. IJ. 208, allows OhiO Su· tenth, eleventh and twelfth . al 8 glance Jll'eme courl to establish unlf d I all -ades laterest_ed In playilll House form rules o proce ure or B-· (V0 t 1110-191 fooiiRIII this Fall are to meet Passed: slate courts e · next Tue&day, July 13 , at 7 1 -H. R. 76, encourages use of -Sub H.B. 5, raises from One driver "" sltghlly lnjur· lyoulh juries In juvenile delin· $3,000 to $10,~0 am~unt 0~ p.m. at the blgb !CbOOI. C3f wfeCI\. • ~-~t'arlv ]()() Jaw enforceDamage wus ••);tihlnttd at i mt>nr · offieers movf>d raul iously i more than $200.BtMI, muc·h ol mto the pen meter ol 1 one-nule , it to t>xpensivt' cakuluting • Driver Hurt Tuesday .Ill .;g""""'·''''""'"'_""""""_,. Posse of 100 Hunt Killers B11 t WI'th Care edIna twn r·;u acddcPl mvt>stl· quency cases lVote 80 ~ 37). l gated ln· MPigs count) 'l'uesda)r . -H. B. 280, chnges name 1b the Ohio State Patro.. Bureau of Criminal · d tal hospital_ patien t must have t? be required to support pa· Coonen is Awarde repollt•d one ol the blggt>~L stPals sr:uare rural art's at neu~hbor-1 e~ui~menl. Tbere were no ~It took place at 3:lf, p.m. on tion and ~nve_stigation to. tJent (Vole 119-3). in Senate His 15-Year Pin rett•nt \!.-';;tiS lll L"dlipol~.>. lt tuok pl:.!lt> !>UllW tnne mg Sprmgr 1etd early today m1 h:uur1es. Rt. 7, one lt>nth of a mile norl.h of lnve~ugatmn ; authorJzf's House concurs l''~d:J\ Ill ohi an eftur' Lo £lush out two ~;us- ~t:m""~~ ;t;m"'f~'FL*"' ,_ . :.~,,...,,, ,,, ol Pomeroy. A. far dnven north tablishment of b~n~~~~--- a~~~~l~~;;, 234, establishes Ot.. PT. PLEASANT Mr• '. 1 1g': 1111111 heJ ul dl3nJOnds and olilt•r valuable ' pected bank robbers who shot a b.v Maud K. Sellards. 54, R_ul· , J w Coonen Plant Eng!' " ' d Ph t vis\on o!' Oil and Gas (Vote 93· ames · • m,) \\l-'JP taken !Jom the 'l a\\ney J~welry an o o rook1e deputy sh~rl~l to death land, had s1oppPd on thf' h1gh- St"atnan ·Maxey Ill' lU), neer, Goodyear Point Pleasant Jl'e at 4N Sec·ond Me. shortly before midmghL way to turn around, and Wi.S Hnrt in Acciii(•IJt s at Chemical Plant, ,was presented he lhiel . or th 1e.,·cs, gamed don today. The suspects were beh~ved to struck in !he rear by a. ca_r Vernon Maxe a 1961 p d· rn e his 15-year service pin recently ranc·e to the Gallipolis Thea- The thieves appear to have have been surroundf(i m the f driven by Samuel F'm•. tiS, Vl· r E 1 YH· h h001 S.~.s~'l80, removes $50,000 per by Oka Carlson, Plant Manager. 0 ha<;emenl. and went from been pro(esswnals. They were larea within an how of the OCie 0 es enna, w. Va. There was mod- ale I ~s_er~t Jgu. s~ year limit on spending high- Mr. Coonen was born in Dun· n· into the basement of the prep.;uing to break into the store shooting, but authorities decided erate damage th the. Rutland ~res~nt ~ ~n -~\ d •.. way m<lney for slate parks das, Wisconsin. He graduated 10 1 ·nel· eslablt•hment. gainmg · safe, when they were scared to wait until ~dylight before at· , . car and heavy to the Fox veas een a o.c:~ , . ahJze · n ·u r . ""' . . Th U · ·1 f w· \\ "" 1 1 1he people of the LangsviiiOI moulh V " 1 1 1 J 1 ' ·' roads <Vole 27-0). from e mverSt Yo Jsco?" . d' . :· rarwe to the ston' by break· away. They departn~ e~vmg a tenpting a search. The area in·, h h h d d" nt autom . obi! d b ld B s 0 1 t.icle. The Rutland driver was ' ln tilt< lJa<.;(•tnent dnnr. se! ol burglar tools behJnd. !eludes hay fields, fruit orchards ;c uthrc ha a qfu~lrter 1yd mner cited to Meigs c<lUnty court 1am_ed m a rece - II.B. 9.30, implements $290 sin an . o sa .... egree m ' . Tl t ipped with a d h at e orne o n r. an Mrs. . . d ace I ent. i development bond issue Mechantcal Engm~ermg. He -\fter gainir~g rnmm•·e 11lf'l' w s art> IS equ · 1an some omes, ~ ~ 'nday for stoppmg on roa . f ,1 d ted to k lth Goodyear 1 . . . d II bur~IJI" ;i \arm ~v~ttom. but no I Lane County Sheriff Harry Carl Gorby Sunday evenmg. F , 'led tl e same Maxey, son o ~~ r. an 29-0). Emergency. s ar wor w . . 1<;~~e~ed I hi· •.lntt' .•m lP . ·n 1 . ; Rev Charles Norris was the ano ox ¥.a s Cl on 1 · Vivian Maxey of Reedsville -S.B. 31 , perm1·15 boards of Jn 1950 at Akron, o.hm. He was . i ... · d. .11 loot Ins n(\t \' PI be·· 11 ••s1t - •111rmpt was mJ de to enlrr el l· \1arlowe said the officers were ·k f th . ;date for failure to stop in asd d t p t PI t ~·tt'd Poll~~ onkrrd tile siDr<' N lhf:' lront or re;lr tloor of the u-;mg dogs and alrcrl'ft in an lsp!f ~r ~r eh eve~mg. 11 d ;sured clear distance. Fox re-fer£> m_u1ll_pe mjurtesl an lo buy group insur- transferre t ~n . easan pi l'l 11 ..,t'J u11 t 1, :.~ rl' J)rt'o.;t'nl<~· i'St<lh ll."'hnH"nl l'1ly pnlwl' h<~d l'IJon to spot tl1e two men. be- b h'arr ts edeen tc'\t ·ceived a laceration of a finger ~edho!pltalJ~ed ~or a ?ng . for employes rvote 27-1) . in 1958 as and h~gm~:r.J 8 1 t' of ·11 1 ~ 1 1 rl-'-lll o! r'nm 1nal dwr'~t:'d tlll' dours, bolli tront IJPvrd to be the same two who ac do shemp_o.vt metn a h~r !hat did not reqUlre treatmenl. 10 · car s owerb 15 Jntroduced: Mr. Cronen an 18 WI e ~ 1 • ' 1. · d It• ill d b k f I ,spen mg e wm er a lS phmned for Maxev v -S.B. 404, sets penalties of queline, and their clljldren. Carl'~s tic,1110n arriv{'s trom !.on- :Jnti ll;ll'li t1m·e a 1tr1 m1 n z:: · rc1bbPd .a Pori 1an an o 13,· home . . · · M d ~ <mel lound tlwln loi·ked ~ ~~ ~ 'l'\l(;'Sdav alternoon. E . LedJ' h d t Veterans Memorial Hospital on Ius birthday, Au~ust 9. to a vear in jail for rioting. olyn, Constance, aureen, an Ont· mm or lr.ilt 1r acnd··nl T_he 'dt>J~uly Charlton F. ~ mma t M 1 ~· wM 0 un .e~~en ADMISSIONS_ Nettie Hawk ey·~ address is E~13 V. H ·401 , regulales drilling Michael, live at 440 Hedgewood ~/ 311 wa~ 111\'1''-;tl~alf'd IJ\' pnlwe It SJJl lth 33 was 'shot in the bad~ s~trg,ery a tleJgs . emona l_os· !wellsvil\e· Fred Westerfield ey, 588-56-93, U. S. Naval operation of water wells. Drive, Gallipolis. r · · · ' • p1 a recen y 18 recovermg ~ · ' · 1 p th v .; rook plm·e "t :1:30 f.l.m. at t~le w1th a 12-guage shotgun when nirey. 1 Wichil.a, Kansas ; Thais Fen:ei- p!la • _ortsmou ' 8· 1 1:' f 111lt'r~e<·I1on ul Il11 rd dl.ld r t'r.lar ht> stopped the car on a coun.. Mr and Mrs Willard Ree es . ra , Middleport: Ruth Cund1ff, I' I ' ~1. A l'ar that had be•n parked tr, roa~ aboullhree miles norlh spent a week ~isiling her m:th· Syracuse. . ASK TO WED 1 • by Margaret Bast1am, 17, 101 of Eugene on his f1rsl night pa. er Mrs Leona Kennedy DISCHARGES - Nellie Eb· PT. PLEASANT Paul "" Basliani Dr._, pulled from a trol. Howt>ver, the dying officer a~d Mrs. Slaney Phillips li~, Pomeroy; Robert Haley, ! ne Stowe~, 35, Pt. . Ple<.!.~ant. a\\1aiJ parked pos1lion and was struck managed to radio a description of Lugan spent a day recently ! Middleporl; Taylor P u I I en, and Regma K. Slrickler, Sto· Regular $5.00 Per Sheet . by a Chesapeake and Ohio Ra~l- of the vehicle. with her sister, Mrs. Alpha ~omeroyi Delmar_ Grady, Ra- wers, 32, f!· ~leasant, h~ve R··hli\'PS tl::tve learne-d of the road truck operated by WdBh h h b f' dlcme· Gilbert Wilson The made application for a mar· arwoaseenconme · ' ·r ·urrlth ·: 11\l ot ~1,1:! John EUward liam H. Chapman, 49, Log~n, to her home by illness. Plains, infant female Derenber~ nage Jcense m lea Jce o e ':mCc:'mt·v.. _-;rm. of Mr ~nd , who was driving in the opposite Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr' Ig,:•:r,:C:o~lu~m~b~u~s.;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;~~~Co;;u~n~tyiiiiiiCiileiirkii.;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;~ lr' c;. r 1\·ot· \ ' - ~.m.oml? ol Tu~ · dJreC'Imn . The_ left rear fender Don Smith and Miss Sheryl ! ,. ,. ·\n :tonll 1l 0 11ll t'l ly uf Hall- u! the Has1 1am rar was damag-\ Long enjoyed a picnic and 4 X 8' \ kiln Hoad \ t't., ;:md then• "<1~ no dam<lge SWimming party at Lake Alma SHEET fit· wa~ riding Ill an <tul n ltwl ll· the truck . recently. u\lld1•d wilh JllolliPr car al an Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bail of t·r~ertJII n nr·<~r p,•;H·l ll:1rbor. Sullu•f'lantl Enrull!'l Tho~e helping to celebrate Hamden called on her sister 11 UwJi l on .tune 24. nnd tl1t>~ In Callia fullt·~r !he 2.'ilh wedding anni~ersary or'IMrs. Alpha Barr. Sunday . . ' ASK ABOUT OUR CEILING TILE SPECIALS 1 :.r li'J"Iit t:ll sonw 111ne lnii'J . Havmond Keilli Sullierl;uul. \Jr. <:~nd Mrs. Pt>arl D1llon were Bernard Ledlie IS Sf)endmg ONLY S1·n· wr>~ wt' re rond urlrd 111 lh,. ::~o n 1·,1 ~\ lr and .\ Irs Kt'Jih Stl\ll- Mr_ and Mrs. Ray Dillon and some time nt home while his $30.0D Down - Balance on 1 ilgrim 1-loilnf·"~ ehurrh Ill er\and. Houtf' \. Hutlamt. hi-1 '1 family of Coolville. Mr. snd Mrs. wife is in the hospital. Convenient Termt "t· m~ ·.vi tll bul' iJI m t~t> Ea<.:l bt't'fl <~rcepted lor Fall enroll· · Dnn Jones and fa mily, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha_ Darr receiv· ?1-'sl~a~-~·1.1 Park. Phnenl \" , rnt'nl ., 1 Hio Grandt' ('oltegt'. IMrs. Osborne Farlt>}', Mr. and 1ed word of the_dealh of her l 1 of!wt~1mg were Hn.• Rl'\s <Jnd pb!ls to become a teach- I Mrs. Ha rold Lee and sons and aunt., Myrtle Dalley \\oodyard MATERIALS CO. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farley 1of Albany. Funeral services : )u :me WJ tk ms and lJ;Jlt> 1 \~\\11· N FURNITURE CO. <1' 8\' wl!ll mtlitar·v rl l~-'" ron A gr:lduate or Rutland High a~d chil~ren_ of Murra~' ~ity, ~ ere held at ~he funeral home 1 MASON, W. VA. Jll(.' 1f:'d b~· Nava l >\\r Far·itlly. sl'IIIJO\ , Sulht'l'\and was rw'ivP 111 Rmky Lmth1cum. Cecil D1llon, 0. Albany Wll_h Rev, Ray MASON, W. VA. SP 3-5554 I.ilrhfiE' ld Park. Amon:1 dr·an l:lt irs, l'ootball and religi- Bill Hosie! or and granddaugh- Btddle of B_el_mt_. formerly l)fl 1 ter • Linda · _ Surviving· bt•side~ tht> p:.rrf' nls . oUS C1U hS. Ru~~la~nd~,~o~ff~Jc~ · 1 a~l~m:g·~iiiiiiiiiii~ijjijjiijiijiijiijiijiijiijiiiijiijiijiijiiiiiiiii.i~!~:~=== are hi$ wilt• kohm. and d~wgh I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bar. lt'.r Dt>bbJt• a SI~U·r . .Ju:-111 H1·~ . SL\WTER NAMED ton and family spent a dv. cn:d ~ wo hrr>lht>r '~. \\"nmlr f:' Hil·am Slawter was appoint- end recently with Mr. and Mrs. und Hilly \ 'ant 'mm1·y td Tl-'111· 1.,1 tndav h\' ,111 , Ml-'i[J"' 1·, 111 n1v , Raymond Barton. r,... and <1 gnmrlmnlhl·r . .\lrs commi~Sioners to fill 8 vaca~. j Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Har· ,\ nrJ B•Jbo <I! \lidd\t.· po 1t. n \P!I on 111 e CII!Id ',\,_.ltare !ris spent the weekend in Mans- i ~t· laliVt'S alll:'m.hng lh~-' sfr · b~ard by the resignation or : field visiting with their child· \'If "'~ lr< 1111 hf'l't.• .... ere .\lr ~. Ar- Hobert Clark Clark. new ('flHn- : ren. lh ur F.hlm or l.anr:-J<;fN. and t \· r·omm issioner resigned the · Leonard Paugh of Pilllsb<Ir2h ~fr Fr3nk Bobo ol Dunbar . post. ' is spending a week at his II' \'o here. _ .. __ I JACK FIRES PAR Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris nnJVER riTEO . ' SOUTHPORT, England ,UP!) and sons were visili"g rJ'{'ent-\ l-111n1 mgt on mao was Ci ted _ Favored Jack Nicklaus shot ly with Mr. and Mrs. t•l Pomeroy Ma.vor Ch;l l'les an even-par 73 in the opening Durst, Reedsville. ll" g;lr' ~ court on a charge of round ol the British Open g(!Jf The Joppa W.S.C.S. held lts , 1:1ding to have his car under Ichampionship today, leaving June meeting at the home or · CASHMERE BOUQUET u mtrol follow ing a m1shap on him four strokes behind earlv Alice Barr. F:1 ~ ! \1ain·sl al 4:25 a.m. to- i leader Christy O'Connor of Ire- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bak"t:ly Arrested was Estle Ad- ' land. er and family were visiting Sun. REG. 99c .1m s 4t after he reportedly fell day with Mr. and Mrs. Sherry <sleep, swerved to the left side TO MEET FRIDAY Congrove and Mr. and Mrs. I REG. 59c Ql lhe h1ghwa~·. then back to TI1e Pomeroy Bend Citizen's Edd Congrove and family at WOODBURY DREAM SET the right and into a power pole. Band Radio auxiliary will meet Radnor. ThPre was minor damage to Friday, July 9, at lhe home of Mrs. Virginia Brannon and Adams' vehicle, but no injur· Mrs. Freeman Enoch on Col· daughter spent a day recenUy es lege Road in Syracuse. with Delcia Reed. ('itv pollee toda~ Hurry 1property a r~ at1ve o a men .,.. q~rw~~·~ Kroger I L 'JJ angsvt e S • yN l o, I Grand Prize Drawing: July 16 • WSAZ . TV • 4:30 P. M. GOLDEN CALIFORNIA Tender•y lrand lttf .• , na pt naturlllly tendtt. s• lhoutw Cut PANELING SALE ! wrf(•k Mr. • • Tlftdo,..y Joppa 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 ' ~ Rib Steak .•.. -·~ ~~~ ___ lb. $1.19 ___ •___ lb. 99c 'l Bath Powder MARIE LEADINGHAM c ANNOUNCES MARIE'S THE OPENING OF STYLE POST Special SYRACUSE, 0. Sho would liko to Invito oil hor friends lo her now ond modern TEK TOOTH BRUSH 300 Top Value Stamps wrth the coupons from page 6 of the Kroger Vacl'on Ware booklet. Sot Pak Stuffed Shrimp .... 1..._ P<t. ?9c Stt Plk Breaded Shrimp ., 1 ~. I*f. $1.99 f'etideray Boneless Boston Roll Roast • • • ••••• ••· 89c Frying Chicken Parts ..... ...._ ~ • Breast• • Drlli1Uiticks • Legs 'Thiglu 's Kandu lb. 49c Samsonite FOLDING TABLE Fully Baked c gallon • • •••••••••• Dinner Rolls .... _.... _ Rttd)- .. ttl. Just JNP Into Reg. $6.95 Valut --, K....,. F.-.- - 6 pot Orange Juice ........•.. :::; $1 trottor "'"""'"""' V. D. Pup Tents I Holno ··••·•· 2 .!11ons 79c Vegetable Soup . __ . _•• g :;,: $1 , .. l ~...... - ---•--3 !';;'" $1 Ri-C-Drinks ••••..•... 3 !: $1 Syrup .. 5 :=·$1 Miraele Whip •... __ . _.• _ 49c liiiYs 56 -·----· e Chunk Tuna~·~-----· 4 ':;.." $1 SAVE 20c Betty Crocker Biscuits • __ 5 ..... .... 49c Instant Coffee ~·.:-~"-~~ __ . 1•:; ••••••••••••••••••• Fresh Eggs Handy Andy _____________ ~~ REG. 89c PLUS WHITE TOOTHPASTE Brylcreem Regular 3 for$ 1.00 SPECIAL Permanent Wave s6.50 REG. $12 .50 VALUE Offer Good Month of July Onlyl Bananas Reg, 39< Culex 3 for 49c Nail Polish Remover SO In Carton Book Matches Reg. 19. - 11c ___ ...... ,. .... .., .......... _...,,..._ White Seedlea• • Red Tokau Mob " - ..... ripe ............ ..., " Open Tuesday Through Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. _- ... or Reg. 35c Lavoris Mouth Wash ...r ftvorllt "'* =lk Lifebouy ________ •• _____ 2 '::!"' 31 c Chiquita Lydia ,inkham $1,39 Htlono Curtis First Timo Duch"' Solon Reg. 79 • - 41 c ,=., 37c Lux Beauty Soap ____ .. _3 Dish Cloth $1.69 Folger'sCoffee !~~---- ---- lb~ 82c Grade A Small 38·oz. bottle 99c I ------J ea. BIRDSEYE OPENING SPECIAL! solid. Grapes lb.~ c Lifebouy ··------------- 2~ 41 c Praise -· --------------- 3~~~ -41c ~~ Praise··· -------------- 2~ 37c gia-nt Final Touch ............................ boltlo 89c - Spry-------------------,... ,...... 9lc Dove Liquid Detergent._._.:!.~ 93c Nectarines ..................... 29t EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Endive or Romaine •••..•.•... _t9c Hydrox Cookies··---- -· ·· ~: 49c MARIE'S STYLE POST MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER FREE GIFTS FREE GIFTS FREE GIFTS ----- 20c OFF Lux Beauty Soap- ------- 2 REG. $1.69 On Route 124 - Syracuse, 0. Vacron Ware Coupons • Section 2 Cookmg Rook • Section 2 Handyman Book 39c Reg. 69c - - - - - - INuty Shop. Phone WY 2-5271 - - Thrifty By The Piece $J49 • • • • ROUTE 124 Redeem Your 2nd Week's • 8 oz. Coffee ilfug Ill Marie's Style Post slop by ond - SEAT BELT Reg. $4.95 - ANACIN TABLETS HAIR SPRAY I ONLY Tenderau Bu The Piece Fish Sticks !~~~ -·~- . ___ :;· 43c MASON 59c Chuck Roast .. HOGG & ZUSPAN ! T1wllty PANELING $4.15 1 Sotiely Notes • Tenderau or Thriftu ~.J$S Steak ............ lb. 69c ..... _. lb. 59c (.:nollt'\1is ' FOR TWOI •ther bftf II fret;h Clf"l be II r 1-J DREAM TRIP . :ta l"l.. Ill • aa th To ., 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N, SECOND MIDDLEPORT, 0. FREE PARKING IN REAR . . Texize K2R Spot Lifter ..... ,.,.. 89e • �' • ,. , Tour Projects Sponsored by Sears Roe buc k 12-Dally Sentlnel. Pomerov·Mlddleport , 0 , July 7 1965 ,, ' Baking, Sewing The ramlh pl t ml ol the Phd athea Cia" "' '"' .111ddleporl Contests held Church ot Chnst ... rll be hf'ld T~ursday evemng lulv 6 on tire On Saturday lB\\n ol the Lrtlle timht'' ne xt I ~~NOl i ~CF: Plr~IC • Mrs. Dale Harmon b Git!en Shower A layette ahower was held al th< home of Mrs. OieJI Harri· Isoo for Mrs Dale E Harrison. I Hostesses were Mrs Oscar I Scholl and Mrs Olen Harrison. Mrs Guy Reyno:ds, Dtstnct Refreshnrents were served to CIVIC Beautification Chturman Mrs Kenny W!llioms, Mrs W1l· ot Garden Clubs, and Mrs Ura ham Lohrer MISS Rruue Raub. tu tht' church begmmn~ at 61 Bak 111 g and st.""llg conle!'>! Sw1sher of the ('hp~h 11 r·~rd"r Mrs Ralph Carl, Mrs. Ro\i p m E:arh 1nm1h l'i to hnn~ >H'r 111, wl- ... 1-l'Pmhx ~ (;rovf' ' Club and Mrs Bruce Lloyd, oi l Br~ckles 1~iss Debra Harten· a t'O\'erPd d1~h <tntl l~tblc -,erv- r.range met Saturday evenmg the Middleport Amateur G~r bach, M~s Paul Ztrklt , Mrs. F \Ct' lr1 t>\Pnl nt T<~lll 11 \\t il bt> Mrs Carl Jones wo,lh\ '" deners, recentlv toureo proJtot:ts H O'Brien Mr$ Glenn Lee . held m the ~· ·an l h :ld'>t>nwnt , , ' J.lft'' ,ed 0~ appi1ratmn Isponsor<d bv garden clubs m ~s. Lonm~ Hudson, Mra. Ro· ;-======--==" } fo1 rl'l!lSI<IIt'l ·nt Wi-I S dt'('Pillt>rl the area thai entered the er Young. Mrs Vtrgll Kmg, Plans wt-re made for inspect ton CIVIC BeautllicatJOn '-~ntest be- ~ISS Judy King, Mrs Russell ot "aturdJI I:'Vemng Julr 17 U·~ spon nrrd by Sears Roebuck Wilson. MISS Colleen Wtlson. anu nl' members arP urged to Pom&roy Ohtl' and Compan: Mrs Avery St Clair, Mrs El atrrntl TONIGHT ..\. THURSDAY One garden club rrom each of mo Smtth, Mrs V;rgtl Carl. Judges for the r ont ests werE> NOT OPEN the 11 dtstncts m Ihe star wall Mrs. Dwight Carl, Mrs Llovd \I I' ~ selected to enter the state . nt Pau lsl'n, Mrs Leo SLory won .. Kmg, Mrs Lester I"-.1 1son. Mrs FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY competition Ned Swmdell and daughter. frrst nn the smocked apron and Jul~ 9 lD The clubs and projects 1 ,~r m 1he cook1es There were TH E CURSE OF THE 011 the toUJ mcluded lht Mart· Carnie. Mrs. Terry Phahn. Mtss fn e ent rle'l 111 the <'OOkie COI"l MUMMY'S TOMB ' etta Garden Club and Its pr~ Eleanor Robson. Mrs Letta trst and wwn1ng St'cond was ( ft l h r' II 11f,11 ' Ject. the Marietta Ctty Hall: Spencer, Miss Luctlle Norris Mrs .Jones ' I f1 c-J L' b1" l tt t' !l t~ \luli]Jil th H 11 and Dale Club nf Mrs Trary Whalev, Mrs Char \lrs U1lhN QmH•v lecturer .!t-:;. 1) t' HoH.ll\d M~rlet~. Washmgton Counly les Hayes, Mrs Virgil Brown, ' MR. AND ~IRS. SWETT presFnt t>d a program cons1stmg ' THE GORGON ' Court Hoose· the Belpre Club Mrs Grace Marlm Mrs Our. d 'II'S W. J. Swett, Mtddleport, will observe 1 f'l li !ll('\dtll of song<: n•admgs JOkes and ward Cummgs and Mrs Ro- Mr. an n · Pc- ;c- r Lll •hl lll.. ( IHt 'l~lplwr Putnum and Washington Blvd. berl Hartenbactt. their golden wedding anmversary Sunday, July 18. nddlt>o;; Sandw1rhes and l ODtest le-t' B.:~rh:u a <-..JwiJt>\ plantmgs 'Ymdmg Trail Club, Sending gifts were Mrs Wil· They Will be honored at an open receptton for thetr eooklf''l were served ROBERTA ROMINE the Beech, Grove ~emetery en. ham HobSietter. Mrs Richard friends and netghbo,·s at the, Columbia school a,t Car· SUN . MON .nd TUESDAY trance: llmdmg lrall .lumor Ch ~ M A to l k I penter from 2 to 5 p m Mr Swett 18 a rellred t~cher, J~o~ly 11 -121] RIRTJI ANNOlJNCEil , 1 Club, the new Pomeroy EJe. ~·r~m ;~aldrsBnc~J~• ·"~r:· having spent all hiS !if~ 1 ~ Me 1gs county exc~pt for BEACH BLANKET BINGO" A2c and Mrs La~ry L.evmg , l ~ mentary school: the Rutland ~ g Smtih Mr! , William eight years as draftsman for the Ralston Steel Cat Co. 1Tt'thn rtuJ,,l ' who are stationed on the JS· I ~ Garden Club the Bradbury St~a:: Mrs ' Charles Rilfle of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Swett have one !l)n, Walter, Flauk1e .-\\tl,,l 4.nrlt'lle Fun land of Maw Hawau are an. , i Elementary school, and the M Rbet E st Mrs' of Carpenter a granddaughter. Mrs Yvonne Reedy, 0 t lt'~O Drbol ;~l1 \\ ,til t' \ H<tr • nounrmg !he b>rlh ol the1r first Twili~ht Garden Club and the C~~les P r Rilfl: :~· l'ay~ and three gr~at grandchildren , all of Pomeroy. Fnendl ~t> \ L.;>mheo!J.. J,,d ) \1eC tt'll 1d 11 1d ij daughte1 June 2oth. r Miss Donna Mane Hauck, a plantings at the mtersl'(.:hon of ' k ar asked to omit g1fts 1 John Ashl t>' . v.elgh mg 7 lb.s. 14 oz namPd ' - I B I routes 33 -7 &lid 124. Pratt. Mrs Walter Bur e, Mrs e -----Colorr •rtoons " t M 1 and M1 s Orv11le Romme ' I student at Columbus usmess Winners will be announced at Willlam Kmg. Mrs. Burton d 1 I.on~e J ean 1•1<1 erna 1 gran h k d .. -~a:t"'U '~"'tr~'""'"lll' .,.,.",.' <,f Pomeroy are announcmg the Umvers1tv , spent I e wee en a later date Smith, Mrs Richard Houda- t ''· ,I ···1 : ('o1n1ng m<:~rnage of the1r daugh -1w1th her parent!'. 1\tr and shelt. Mrs. Wayne Beal. Mrs ~ let , Roberta, to Dav1d Wellman Mrs Donald Hauck , ,1 I. J, Emogene Lohn and Mrs " , 1• """ acation • 1 ,, d M Ira Well ;,. 1 Lloyd Moore . ' 1 1 son ,m rs - Mrs Maxme Arnold and Susm.m ol ~11ddlepmt. anna of AI hen' Road and Mrs Trip il Conelunfd rhe ceremony Will be per· Wllhur Stewart of Mason. w Mrs Dal~ Mourning ""' re· Britlol ShowPr i• I., I fmrned Ju!v !8 at 22 230 p m Va VISIIf:'d Monday at the Med- turned _fro':' 3 three-week vae<t Given/or Siller Mr and Mrs W1Jiiam Bland JUI.Y 11 · . . 11 1 th toon trip w1lh her daughtPr and ' (' d ('· J"t g 1 <H tire M! llerrmm Church on 1ca! Center. <_,a rpo 1s WI f 11 M d 1 W1 Mrs Gary Wayland entertain- and daughters, ar a an a- There w1ll be a 1 ney uptbe rexa s Hoad Rev E I don their mother. \Irs Mary Aumll- am v. r a~ ~ ~; pI - ed last week with 3 brJdJJI show- thy of Akron are guests I)/ I pe1 at the Oak Grove Methu, CAf;.\.0 fifO 00 Bhke w1ll nffi<' I H ie at \he opl'n ler who 1s convalescm& mce!lam Nel~on an c ~ ren. at er honormg her Sister Mrs Mrs. Guv Reynolds and Mrs d1sl Churth on Saturday, July WJI')t:llf'«!! JtiNQ 99 •• '~;_>Jj~ <1, • .f }~ eh~u d) eH•n1 ly followmg surgery. p~h Steven! a~d ,} 1f Story ..... I Sandy Clonch After the hon- Mmerva ·Childers TuPsday eve- 10 at 5 p m 8 1 orma Bou oree had 0 >e~ed her ifts re- nmg the group were dmner ! 1 · 1\lr and Mrs Don Dalley I . ey wen Ml'iS Rom me g1 <1duated from and 8 J and Barry of Newark VISited tounsts areas mcludmg ! g 1guests ol Mr and Mrs Milton JUt V 13 ~psa,ke f,t~sh"'rn H1 gh sr hool m 1964 spent Sunda\' With his parents the Petrlfted f'orest, Grand i fr~shments of cdake. J~e cream, I Burdette and lamtlv at L{'{ln Chester Counul Daughters of tNTlRI..OCKJN<I RINCi eaTS and wmkf'd m Columbus for •1 cd M El•erett Dalley' Canyon, Pamted Desert, Boul- mmts. nuts an_ ~unr wert> W V America will mret Tuesday a1 " r an rs · d d h s.rved to the mv1ted guesls • a 0 the SratP Hlghwav Department Miss Pollv Karr of Columbus er am an t e mountams ml M V L ttl -ed l Mrs Evelyn Hill of Buff,Ilo 8 p m There WI 11 be Jnstalla . Wellman a grad uate of \liddl e. l spent the h~hda\' weekend With Utah where they encountered , th r; ernon ~ e receJv y has rf'turned to he ~ hon and all officers are ur~f'd port \IJgh s{'tJoo l m 1964. lS I hN parents Mr. and Mrs Char- sthnow. Thetyfiaoodlson~ssed tthroKugh pl:yedoo~J"'~~r ;~: :w:;d~ home .alter a VISit with her to pbe present C~~pt;Pa;86~~~~ .storllmg m the Ceremomal lles R Karr Sr e recen ~areas m an- d t M H ld L I M I mother Mrs Sue Ellis Also omeroy . • sas and other pomts e 0 rs aro em ey, rs ' Y.lll meet m regular ~ess1un (, d 0 f 11 u s !'iav 1 111 .uor •• · · ' Mr and Mrs floyd Griffith ' Wh 1 . C 1t h t Little Mrs Betty Smith Mrs weekend guests of M" Elhs T e·da)' , 1 7 45 p m · WashJilgton fl ( , and fam1lv of Columbus visited ' d 'teh '"M a 1odrmMa 1 ey VDISI · Dw1aht Hal~y Mrs Lmda' Wine- 1 were Mr and J\h s Dt>nms u ~ I - -. e WI r an rs an / ~ ' N y ULY 11 Sunday evemng w1th Mr and ~ brtnner, Miss Charlene Hysell, H1ll of Buffalo, . J palent~ are \lr and Mls Lor- Mn Charles R. Karr Sr. 1 Webb and Mr and. Mrs Har Miss sue Clonch Miss Beck} ' Mr and Mrs George Dooht- The Women s MJssJona1·y So an ( ornwell of Oeel ('I eek Ill \Irs E .J Hill returned to I vey Anderson. relatives of ~~s. Haley and Mr.s :Jack Phillips I tie and rhlldren hav~ returned cJety ol the Pomerpy ' ' fn~~ , Patt'i nal grandparents are Mr hN home Saturdav after a visit Mollrmng Enroute they VISit- I others attendmg were Mrs. lth· 1 to the1r home m Berea rollow- Bapt1s1 churrh will m~J Tfl~fr'­ and Mrs Otha LJevmg or New with relatives m Columbus. Her ~ lnH ArJwnaMWilh. Mr adnd mer Neal Brenda Philhps Mrs I ing a hohdav VISit With her day, at 7 30 p m at tile ho~h Haw•n w Va. grandson Jeffrev Jones, accom- ' ars erman 1 ~rm~h an hm , Ray He~ricks Mrs Emma parents, Mr and Mrs Glenn of Mrs Harry L 83lley, wi ' SOC 't:~'T panted her home for a visit I oommglon, n ·· WI er Moodispaugh a~d Mrs Walter Lamberl Mrs Dooliltle and Mrs Ellen Couch ·as oo-tilifi· _......, - . - - .--- - -.-. ,....,,......,,;;.:;,::_::---.::::;;.;;;;__;;;;;;;;;;;;_;_.;_. . ...,.;;;;;~,;:~~~~:;::; 1 Mr and Mrs Herbert Herd· dMaughtGer and plamlly, ~d!r. halndd Morm s,.,dmg •lfls were children had spent the pas! m Mrs .lose ph Cook ia ,.;u· r d. rs eorge r1ce Deb an c 1nd· ' Mrs • " 1 gram leader man ol Bellerontame and gran .d p Elsie Maddox Mrs CharItwo weeks WI lh her parens J.il 1 0 1 children Larry and JarkJe Ste- Rren~... lVI o' denm , . ra a __. l ies Wise Mrs Mary. Wayiand.l Mr and Mrs Roy Roush of The Pomero~ l;lhZtntl Ba~ aai\IV av1 accompamro ' , Sa M h d M d Radio club w1l m~t In rep. SPF.CU.L .-1 'VI\'Oill'VCI\ltlf:NT mens of Lakesvtew were hoi!- th · t M'ddl t Ella Barnhart Mrs Rubv Ma-, gmaw, IC an r an Sd 1 :"3> 1f dav ~eekend guests of Mrs Wel- ~~ 1° I thor aMVISI jor and daughter Janet . Mrs I Mrs Joe !\olagnotta of VJrgiiiiS Jar sessJOn ur ay at 7: fROU HlJTLAl\D FURt'VITIJRE CO. by . Whaley wJ _us gran mo er, rs. Jean Zirkle and.Mrs . Paul l viSJted over tht> holiday with pm . al~heYouthCen~,r. M~· J h Sc on W \>a 1 i\lrs Jack Robson and moth- Mourmng z1rklt ~and dauahter Diane Mr and Mrs o n mes k S G ~~I " ' · Rol' prmgs f.IIP&t " 1er, Mrs Mary B Heuu?s wen> I HOME FROM TRrP ----Mrs Mane Hawkms .SPf'nt meel Thursda . t .~' ~ 1 1 recent ~uesls of M1 s Homer 1 M" N" R d M ENTERTAIN CLUB Monda) as the guest of her t ___·J P,,'ll, ..._ 11 an 11 yb,t . ,~l.'tV.Jll~«< I H It I ISs ma uase n. l C coUsm Mrs Margaret Drumspec JOn WI IIU, 0 er Guy Reynolds have 1eturned 1 Mrs arl Morns and Mrs · \tirgil Atkms coUI'I~y deP#' a~ Miss I.mda Darnell, sluden[l from a vaCation lrlp which m-1Emma MoodJspaugh entertam- 1mond m Galhpohs Lhe cookmg and s'-wiliR Cor.. at Columbus Busmess Umver- ~ eluded Bardstown Ky tht' l ed their card cJub Monday eve- ~ Mrs H.obert Burkett and chll test.'i Will be held: Rel'reUsity, spent the weekend with presentation of ··Steph~n Fos- nmg at the Moodlspaugh horne d_ren Jmned .Mr Burkett ~~ ments w!ll be •erved. her parents. Mr and Mrs Paul t , d p· Mt h !he IThe door pnze was won by Mrs Charleston, \\i Va, for the hohme w ere y d k nd er, an M Darnell ' viewed the unusual production Sandy Clonch Refreshments ay wee e , f Alan Holter 1on of Mr and ! I "Th Hook f J b" . . , were served to Mrs Sonya Way· I MISs Sue Rue has rolurned JENKINS GRAg;U~TEa.,. , . . o e o o gmn '" ' I b be h h I . , Y i: , Mrs Rov Holter, Js attendmg t choral speech and featurmg Jiand. Mrs Elsie Haddox, Mrs from Co urn us w re s e as MarJnt' Private 1 4-H camp at .Jackson this· week · eooru f t . The Beth Smith Nancy Morns been the house guest of Karen kms son or Mr. and Mn. ~ 1 1 rosurnmg v a1so , • J k' Sr 0 ,· ~~ Mr. and Mrs Loren Caverlee visJ1ing with the Rev 8nd Mn l \Irs Clonch, Mrs Katherine Thomas . or Syrac ... se. ff,d':1 en ms, of Huntington. W V• , and Rev Fred 1 Gardner at Jonesboro, Clonch. Mr&. Moodtspaugh and I Tom Lyons, Jun~ graduate of ualed July 6 /rom Mar=·" J ._ and Mrs. S E Kaetzel of Ed1- Tenn and at! ended churrh ont' guest. Mrs Frances Dray IM1ddlepor1 High School. has 1crUJt trammg at tbe , . son returned to their homes th gone to Pont1ac, Mich., where 1Corps Recrmt Depot at rlf Tuesday after spendmg .several 1 ere I ENJOV PICNIC he plans to enroll tn a traming IIsland, S C He _ was ay~Jned , days w1th their 11ste1, Mrs 1 MEETING POSTPONE() A group of relallves and course at General Motors He to Camp LeJeune, N. C~. 1A1f 1Alonzo Custer and other rela- Th t· th R k friends en)Oyed a picnic Sun- IS v1slbng wllh Mr and Mrs I at least four weeks of ~anc' emee1ngo1 e oc d dM d f b 1.;,t' J ttves Thev also viSiled their i Sprmgs tub Scoots Pack 241 day at the Roy Mayer Camp at Carl Jones an Mr an rs 1e m antry com at Ira "" bfi. Iruece Mrs E E Bryant at scheduled for Saturday evenina: ILetart Present were Mr. and Bill Dixon fore gmng to a school o to a I Holzer hosp1tal 1 has been postponed Mrs. C. J. Slrauss and Char· Hohdoy weekend guests of Marme combat or 1Uj)IJ!I1 UiJ}}; Mr and Mrs James Claf- 1 - - - ~ lene and Jan Hauck and son Mr and Mrs. Frank Cheese- - - 11 , , worthy and Twlla Sue and Mrs. employed In Wheeling, w. Va., lol Columbus: Mr. aM "Mrs. Roy i brew were Mr. and Mrs Wes· l spent Monday afiel'lll1\lll 1!>41 A H Ebersbach attended the spent lht weekend With hiS ram· Mayer and Don and Nanry lley McDaruel and daughter, Rl, evenmg m Ra~ens'l'ood, ;w. Va. funeral of Mrs Donald C.x at lly, Lincoln Heights Jo, Miso Linda Darnell, Mr. Ia, of Barberton, Oh1o, and wher~ they VISited wl~ , ll)4t I llillshoro Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. James fletcher and Mrs. Donald Hauck and Mrs A P Macomber of ~t. latter s parents, Mr ~ Mrs. Mr and Mrs Harry Sadler and son, Sloven, of Xenia, were IlolUla M~rle, Mrs. L lllle Pleasant, W. Va Mondav VIS· J L Wesley, who art conDo~ relurned to lhe~r home, Bridge. weekend IUests or Mr and Mro. Hauck, R1cky Mayer, Butchl itors were Mr. and Mrs Oar· to their home With !llne81. ,. port Tuesday after spending Raymond Baity and family asd Hayes, Mrs. Ed Aroold and 1 ryl Smallwood of Londonderry Mrs Ada Lamberf :.n4 fi;,f !he holiday weekend with her were accompanied home by Jerry, and Chari" Be~y, of •. Mr and Mrs frank Cheese· grandson, Marvm I'ry. 11r1 slslers. Mrs William Baxter, their dauJhler, Vicky, who had Pomeroy, and Richard Pickens, I brew and Mr. and Mrs Darryl VISiting w1lh relaU,r~ ID. 011: 1 1 • • at y enttn Devoted To The lnterelf• 0/ Tine Meigs-Ma1on Area I MEIGS THEATRE -- -- I Iaimed 1 1 SAIGON CUPI) - Amencan C.ng, wounded one and cap· lwere Inclined to dismiss the 1emergency basis following Viet paratroopers charging mto the tured 01ght. The government coup reports as mere rumors. Cong victories m the nearby lire !tom V1et C.ng machm .. lost 11 dead and 43 wounded 111- A mihlary spokesman sa1d the plains i IUDl Itilled more than tOO Com· eluding a cntically injured U.S. last ot 8,1100 new US. Marme l An Amencan spokesman de-l lllunlsl guetrillas in throe bat· Army enliSted man. combat troops landed m the Da stTlbed two of the paratrooper Ues IR the JUngles of combat ln Sa1gon authontles imposed Nang and Qw Nhon areas 220 engagements as pitched battles ' Zone D, 3ll miles north ot Sal· an alert aga1nst a posslble gov· to 280 mlies northeast of Saigon m which the soldiers charged •on, a U.S military spokesman ernment coup. South V1e~ today to bri113 U. S. troop Vtet C.ng 3ll und 50 caliber ma· said today. namese security forces watched strength to 60,000 men and Ma- chinegun positions in two well The spokesman did not an· Ilor any unusual troop move- nne strength to a full combat entrenched Viet C.ng posiUons. nounce Amencan casualt1es but ments but mformed sources at diviSion of as,ooo men. The Iand- IA third fJgbt late Wednesday satd they were "substantially tthe Ullbtary secunty iervk-e ings began Wednesday on ao was smaller m scope_ ._ _ _ lighter" than the V1et C.ng i 'nly About Romine -Wellman , Ma, · People In Vows will be ' Pomeroy Token July JB ' 1' ° 1 ,; SOCIAL CALENDAR Around And About M'dd/ •· eport " IN • 1 l' I·' j err I I arx. . - 1 - j ~ Mr"ld"'d"'Ie;i;po•rt:.::::~=:'Sm~aJ:Jw~ood=~!or~rLoind~ond:e:rry~,~~u~m~b~u~·~~~~~~;·~=" Johnson the Baitys Bentz woneSunday, and Mrs. Mrs Ber· spent the past two weeki with I Sadler was guest of honor at a Mr. and Mr~ Arthur Cross I birthday dmner at the Baxter I and Nancy and Mark of Athens home I wert Monday guests of Mr and Ronald O'Donnell, who Is Mrs Ray)llllnd Baity and lamJ. ·'"""==---==-, I Jy ' Mr and Mrs Eldon McCarty, Headquarters For All [Winter Garden, Fla., wore 1 weekend visitors of tho Haskins 1 and Sloan families. · Bertha Gill ha1 reluroed from Toronto, Ohio, after visiting her I daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernal I Howett and family and her t 1oew p-eat grand10a. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan carman and oons, Bruce and Danny, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Peaoh Fork Rd , vlsllod over the weekend in Columbus with their famll, , Mr. and Mrs. Ga ry Carman and chlldrea and MASON Mr and Mrs Ronald Carman -. and son. They all Yis!lod the FAMILY NIGHT Columbus 1.oo on Sunday and TONIGHT the Scenic Clllfl at Logan on 'BATTLE OF THE WO~LDI' Saturday whtrt 1 pimic dinAll Star Cast ner was enjoyed by all. ~and­ Mr and Mrs. Cornell Elkins, •couNTRY MUSIC , son. Steve, of C.lumbul apent HOLIDAY" Fe-rlin Hu11ky, Faran Young I a week with Mr. and Mrs H. B. l'urd and son, John. Thur.-Fn Julv l.f Sunday Mr and Mrs, Earl Alfred Hltchc.Mk't Hoffman of C.lumbul visited "MA~NII" Seon Connecy, Tippi H•dr•n Mr. and Mrs Homer Holley. ! nice Mrs ,- CANVAS FOOT WEAR '1 t· . . ,,..._ ... ._ Mn'VMII 11 " ...._._. We are expand1ng our furniture lmes and have now added a beaut1ful lme of dining room !u1tes, which we haven't stocked before We inv1te your 1nspect1on. Come Out, See This New Line At Rutland Furniture "The Area 's Fastest Growing Furn1ture Store" SH 2-4811 RUTLAND, O. LAWNIJTE and Mrs,visited A. G. Mr. Preoton ofMr. Huntington and Mrs Homer llollty, Thunday, 0 ~---------------------------· ~---•_n_o_u_ry_•_s_ _ _ •. Friday and S.turday. I II walked mto a Viet C.ng ambush 1 GENEV 11, Ohio IUPil - A COLUMBUS !UP I) - Two 17 mUes northwest of Sa1gon total of 29 youths arrested for · fair hou~ing" bills wenl to a and west of Zone D The bat- last weekend's noting at Gen fJVe-man subcommittee Wednes.. talion of perhaps 800 men was eva-on-the-Lake appeared '" ' day mght after former us I amashed and tts lour US mlli· court Wednesday night, charged Rep. Robert Taft Jr. teslified I rary advisers were Rl,lssmg. wJth disorderl~ conduct or re that solvmg the housmg prob· Multiple Air Strikes s1stmg arrest. I hi-i'4MMlil'llh~~~u'tit~>lh' lem was a madter for the state, 1 Eighty·one U.S Air Force and I Common Pleas Judge Howard no ind1vidW1l cities. Navy jeiJ carrted out multiple T. Warner of Ashtabula County strikes agamst m1htary 1argets sentenced one youth 1o 30 da)S 1 A subcommittee r"""" , probln North Viet Nam today and m Jail and fmed h1m $1110 for ably based on the Senate-pasoed dropped propaganda leaflets lhts part m the TIOis However, measure. wa• etpected Ill the CINCINNATI (UP! I Thei Two ra1ds hit the Thanh Hoa the JUdge suspended 20 days of near future , probably next fashionable suburban ount army barracks 80 miles south the Jail term for Wilbur Bliss , week Washmgton estate of Dr andl ol Hanru. Two other strikes hit of Ashtabula provided he 1s Taft, who a!"' formerly Mrs Joseph Linl!, scene or a tht> Qu1 Chau ammumtton depot not charged w1UJ mahc1ous deserved ln the Ohio Honse. told rerent get-together by some of 156 miJes southwest ot Hanoi structJOn of property agam ll the House Elect10n1 and Feder- the nations leading Democrats : 1 Heavy smoke was reported Oh10 for at least two years Baseball fans. Kl~s Sty e. w~ al Relations Committee that was robbed today or $150 000 1 rrom the target area 1 Bliss also drew a $50 fme for see the best m t e g~~~ ~ "the admittedly bad effect11 of m Jewelry and $4 000 m cash by The leaflets were dropped diSorderly conduct 'IMI!mddland ~n peMrson. to,mg Paak >substandard housing upon op. two ma•ked gunmen , . 11 ho bed o· 8 · 1 eport s umctpa r . , over recen m ten 1en , Ntne o!heJ; youlh pleaded in· slab b the swimming pool. portumty for edocatloo and self· Mrs Link told Hamilton : Phu, silo ol the French defeat nocent or no contest lo the Y . . " t ers U " 1mprovement . have loll£ pro- C h m 1954, and over Son La a tre- charDes, eJlher m person or I The Sohlo film, Bat P vided the basil for pub he I ounty po 1Jce t e )ewe1ry 1n-1 ·• ron- , eluded a 20-carat dil!mond rmo" quenUy bombed military bar. through the1r attorneya Tht WI II be shown aft er dusk by cern .. " racks 80 mlleo •outh of the JUdge said he would set trial the Feeney • Bennetht HPosl , He sa1d he realized that pas.' Pollee sa id the gunmen both BANK RENOVATF:D _ ,\ ma 1·or ove 1haul or the firs! National Bank of ftacl'nels' China border dates for the I8 te ilmer1can Legion, Wit enry I f h b"J 1 d h 3 11b 1 0 · . I rn r. CJ t th 1·n chara sage sue • tl wou d nee- arme Wit H-ca er revo bemg tompleted bv I he Ral'IHP Planmg l\11ll It 111dudes Installation of new wmdow1 In a government VICtory 70 1 Most or the cases heard a wor Y I J ·f· th J ht 1 ~• lh L" k h · · .e. . reI M 1 Cl k west Columbia essan Y m rmge on e r K s vers, en er~ e m orne and planters as shown 1n the t>x leno r \..Je 1\ at lop The mlenor of the- bank haa 1 :.:!l:ou:~~~ ~~~:;r;:o7~ V~e\ ~~lte~ ~~$50 f~nes a~heoosts for formeer Ph~fadeiphJa Phdlies oot~ of some mdividuals I through a bathroom wmdow ' been hmshed m colomal lhern parH'IIng \1 Jth a ll t'l\ tJ! e floor and new furniture _____.__ _ __ _ ,~ .1sor ery con uct t 15 were fielder and currently manager ! Prefer Senate Version and aroused the couple fro m The remod elmg IS the lirst ma"J OI reno~;atlon of I he hank Sl!lre It \.\a~ opened i~ fmed $25 and costs for the ~ of a Littlt• League team in the • "Some mterference with total lheir sleep by shmmg a flash 1910 The husmess has expanded from a (,Jpifal ol $400 to $1 1;2 million durmg Its l 1 55 years of operatiOn Bookkeeper Franef' o; \V1ko xrn lrtt and A1tlctrecl ~illilan asst wholesale notmg that mvolved thick of ihe fight for the Pt. freedom or some Is frequently hght m their faces 'I firecracker and rock throwmg necessar a 1t h he I ' h f ' · · at the Lak E Pleasant t:hampionshJp will be y, s as en m or tmk said the robbers cas ter pnse m ront ot the TIP\\ h:1nk ser I'Jtf' \\ i!H io ws 111 the lower photo Freeland , Bh hoe drJe rethsort ~ofwn 18 '::lpecJal guest ' publiC' al ~ommodatiOns laws," forced him and his Wife to ac- Norm; JS head eash1er of the hank - Senllill'l Photo<> , ss, w rew e sbf est 1 ddl B he sa1d 1 penalty, was accused of smash- ~ .VIJ eport oys .eague companv them to h1s ofhre 1 ing the windows of a sheriff's games scheduled for 53 p m. ----where they took the Jt'WPiry durmg !he hflght of the today at the park are the Red and monev lcrwser notinR early Sunday Sox vs the Braves and the lu 1 Indians vs the Yankees. The mP~~~es ~~:rll~hce .;~:~~t~ ~:~ the IRed YanksSoxarein mthird ftrsl place, place, butthea I later found abandonell n Par MaskedMen Get $150,000 1 In Jewelry 1 r ...••••----•IIJ at 1 I' WORLD I Farm Bureau Takes CredJ't For ReductJ'on Hartenhachs I Host Picnic Iwin tonight Will lie them Wllh for second The IIJhe publicRedlegs IS cordially mvued. ~ Lunken Air port The empty wal Jet wa s found InSide ' L 1• k•~~sw~~~ samueI Gayton IS• Named KC HIg• h sch00 I pflllCipa • • I host s m \ia~ to VJce-Pres1denl , SOUTHPORT, ENGLA Nil _ Meigs Sheriff Robert C. Harl· E"mergessry Umt The Ohio Farm Bureau to- ' Huber! Humphrev and several > 1 Kvger Creek Board of Edu- the p~:~st r1ght y t~;ll s Ht> hds bah('elor's degree from OtterTony Lema today shot a 0...... enbach was host Wednesday ' 1 Call d 0 day took credit for lhe rerrnt- h ffi ,,.... • 8 e ut 1 ot er top goverument o 1c1a 1s . . d . . . under par 72 for an aggregate evemng to members of the . ly announced t4 7 per cent drop . c.:auon accf'pted nne res1gnat1on bt t'll t->lll p 1O\o<' as supm ntlnd- bem College, and his mast140 that gave hltn the 1e ad Me1gs _ Gall 11 Fraternal Ord Mrs Ruda A. Durst 'lf Stlv m Workmen's Compensation 1at 8 Dernocra~J( Parl v entitled Iand employed an admim~tralur ent ul \lJddlepo1t S( houls er s degree 111 school admm1s· among early second round fin , er of Pohce for a picnic dinne; ~rsvlllei ;as taken to Meigs rales which Will save Oh10 "7~ldent's Club Se:mar ;· 1and tour teache1 s at a :;pecJal ~mp\o~,ord as prtnilpnl of tra!10n Jrorn OhJO State UmverJShers in the Br1t1sh Open gol1 1 on the courthouse lawn served fene~a ~pita!! for tretanedtmenlnl ltarmers $197,000 annually )V m 18Mv1ee pHrestllenht 0 thrd me-etmg Wednesday mght Kygt>1 (:reek ll1 gil sc hool ~\a~ s1h . ~ o mmor mJur es susta , Th r anor , . h champiOnship. Two-hme wmner by Mr~ Hartenbach and Mr.s a two. , II' Rt 124 e new 1ow rate (1owest 1 ernon f . f b o e ,ere d an TI1e board accepted the rl.! S:.~mue- 1 (,ayton ol Wt' " 1 ~ rvl II~. Tt-:.~c ers h1red Ill,(' 1uded Mrs. 0 Arnold Palmer moved to wlthm Clara Sayre bel carR~ ISJondonS smte 1959\ 1s especially gratJ-Ipro essor usmess a mtms s1gnat10n of Clarencto Thomp· who hd s tcwght m tht' Gahan- Lo1s Hut-holt, F'rt nch mstruct· ween acme an yracuse f to h h h he tratwn and Economies at son who has been prmc1p<1l ol na sc 1wu 1s of f 1<ill k1m count y 01 a1 K\ger creek H"gh ont stroke of Lema with a 71 Present were Ptl w0 g an th ymg t ose w o ave en 1 1 Schoo1. and a two-round ootal ot J41 Cpl Francis and Ptl Robe t~ ~ mo~mg ed act1ve m Farm Bureau's l'On- Xavier Umver:~It} Kyger Creek lhgh school for lor II ~e<IJ S H(' rrre t~··d h1s She IS a graduate of Fmdlay 1of the Ohio State H h r rs. urst was transport certed effort during the past I -----~-~ -Co llege Mrs Avtce Frecker of WASHINGTON ~ l I HIll N lg way Pa, lto the hospital by private ! three years to get rates re- I ARRIVING FltiDAY i Hacme as home ecnomomcs admmistration oflic~J ::!t~~ l ~~~~s ~a~illo~lh~n~aul N~~~~~ transpor~a~on after. !llSt";?~gl cuded," said Andrew Cross, I The remams of Larry Keys IOSIIUcior She IS a graduate ht to 1 Ch t L arm an eg contusiOns. e Meigs Countv Farm Bureau who d1ed m Flonda Wednesol Ohm UmversJLy Darren soug cam Euro~an fears es er eaper of tht> Galllpol-IOhlo State Patrol wu invesU·\president day, w111 arnve bv a1r m Par-' • . Br11gg of Jeffre} . W . Va., a :~~a~~i~ ~~po~ate g~nla are ~~~:ohc:s·~' Chlef Herbert!gatmg the 8 50 a. m accident. I ··we feel this was accom. l kersburg friday al 9 39 am I gr,oduale o! Marshall llmversity d t g vour uropean th %·ddl ay Manley of iMrs. Wilham Harris, R. D. Fa- plished by a strong emphasJS ISurviV!ng IS h1s mother, Velma I as an English teaC!Jer and Mrs. mo\~~~?t~nl Co Se ~mer~ Police HDept ,,cme, was reportedly driVIng ion farm safety, better report~ IKeys, Coleman. F'la ArrangeVernon Nease of Mmersville RD wlll srne anolher Marv Kennedv of Po;ter ss io~,.v 'ndre"l 1:'mmB~rce cr~d 'I Werry YSh 0ff,cHemaln b hen r Y!one or ~he vehJcles Involved 10 ing, careful follow-up on elaims ments will be announced by term as rhalrma~ of the Metgs Count" Red Cross Chap- stru~tm ol s-pE"CJal education. u11 • '" .. c nmmer sa1 , er1 ar en ac Da- the S('CJdent . E · F 1h w~ d nesd ay 1bett er a11 • ro~nd Information that ~hlle "quite 8 few'' Euro- . vid Ohlinger and Carrol Man· wmg unera orne 1 ter following hi s election by the directors 1 pean com ameS hav be le or th Sh ff'8 on responsibilities and on the I mght at Vekrans Memonal l I P ,e en I y, e en Dept · and SET HOI.STEIN PICNIC 1farm Bureau's Workman's Veloraua Memorial Hospital Hos ita! and expressed apprecia'•on lo i ~ug:l ~p ~~th Ametncan ~on- l ~er;ard F~ltz, Metgs Coun-: Plans have been completed! Compensation program," he ADMISSIONS - Carol Dorst, oJ'er officer~ re-elet:ted were all per sons 'II Ilo asstsTed Wllh t~~ ~~~a~: in:~[;; ~ parr 01 Y roseru tng Attorney /for, the annual picn~c or the satd Ptmeroy. Nellie Connolly, Ra- 1Calvm Stmpson. first v1ce cha1r- the work have one to • Eu ope Meigs County Holstem club at Cross observed th~t the Farm ctne, Nellie- Fnzzle, Reedsville: I man, Nellie Val e. second v1re Members of the chapter g set : ~~" com- Th LOCAL TE~S , I the farm of Mr and \1rs DavJd j Bureau Workmen's Compensa- 1T"ylor Pullen, Pomeroy, Robert cha•.rman Dorothy Smtth. st>e- board ot dlret lors attendmg mpames or to expa Jrms ale temperature m Pomeroy sl Koblentz Saturday, July 24 on tlon Service played an import- Hlirt, Chester retary and Alw 11da werner, c!udf'd VPrnon \Vt>ber Ca lvm D1ck Ash cha1rman of the ready established well befqre busmess district at ll 40 am. Rt. 7 near Chester The pr~ ant role m the total effort to I DISCHARGES - Vera Ro, S!mpson Mr Nea<:e l.ula S.vracuse . MJriersv!lle Baseball World War 11 I Tnday wao 81 de d .11 be 1 ~ , treasurer. · grees, un er,gram WI gnat noon. c.very- help farmers earn the reduced ! bertll:, Columbus, Thelma Powell 1 Members of the nommatmg llamrton Dale Kautl Mrs Boosters Assn. fund drtve, cloudy skies. I one Interested J.s IDVJted rate Middleport • tl e DaleKautz Wernl'r and Bob Wmgrtt today thanked residents for VENTURA CALIF,- CLVDE , - . · ____ comm1 ee w " · I Beatty. America's most famous Frank Vaughan and Mrs Wern'MISHAP REPORTED IcontnbutJOns made durmg I 1 · I · · anJma trainer, today was fJght·l er Pomeroy Pollee mves tlgatt>d a c-anvass of the areas hv- Boys ing what appeared to be a Jos. ,. • I It was announced a meelmg · h Leaguers Wednesday evemng, _ _ . . two -1 ar m1 s ap at 1 35 P m M1 Ash sa1d over $120 was tnR l,ght agamst Clll>cer. Beatty Meigs Coonty Is represented Vickie Sue Harrison, Sherry Beverly Thompeon. M 0 r 1 0 n Summer 4_H asSistanJ who 1, ol lhe Tn · Stale Red Cross Wednesday on Wesl Mam st ll be 11 1 d Th 62, was reported In "poor" con- by 41 gtrls and 22 boys at the Hayes, Pamela Jo Hill, Linda , Titus Joy Waggoner Rodney 10 charge of campf,;e cabin ,Blood Cenler w•ll be held m The~ ., 1d a ear dmen bv Lo· coed''/ f e t~o~ey ';'.:, dltion In Memorial Communrty annual Junior 4-H Club Camp Hollon Alan Holter Cheryl l walk~r Margie wam~ley Don-linspection and Tribal c'ontests Huntmgton on Wednesday ..Ju- retia Wadswonh 26 Phlla- u~ 0 m~nC'\ e oy~ aaue 1 Hospital. His wile, Jane, said he .at Canters Cave thl! Wl'ek that Hutchi~son Giles llysell Pal· na Weber Rhonda Whittington Counselors from MeiGS ,.: Jy 28 M1 Nease ~ as appointed delphia, p 3 . pulled from a p:ogram or t e rema~er of wasinerltlealrondltlonwhenhe l be~n Monday and is to end ty lhle and •Debbie Joh~n. ' Duane Wih, Mickey Wolfe. Mlt~ : clude Sally Mora, .Junior Direc- as delegat e dnv~.,., a~ and hit an auto oper- ~e~:s~:ai and to start t 1988 entered the hospllal Tuesday Frtday I zi Ann Wolle Debblo Wond and 'tor and 50118 leader Jennifer : Chapter offtCials diScussed atPd bv llorolhy McGuffm M1d, night. Sandra Johnson. Jane Jordan, . Ra d y ' Bl k I I d' ' dltht recent bloodmobile VISit dleport Dt>bbiP ~rCuffm , nme- Anvone who was not contact.. Attendtnl rrom Meigs are w 1 ho Loh • n Y oung. a es ee, song ea er an · ed and w1shes to make a dona~ . a ter Jo son. John se, l Serving on the staff thl~ wteti crafts, Alice Smith, flag cereyear-old daughter of Mr~ MeWASHINGTON - MILITARV Mike Barr, James Betz, Jan Garcie McGraw, Lisa McKen· lio Miss Margaret Grlffttbs, new monies and crafts, Debbie Meigs General Hospital Gufftn sustamed mmor arm tiDn may contact Mr. Ash II source! lndicate that t he ~etzllq, Renee Burke, Rob- zie1 Penny McKetiZle, Lone I Meigs County Extension Agent, Sheets, conservation; Sandra 1 ADMISSOINS ~ Mrs Eliza- and leg In JUnes. Shght damage hJs resJdence U.S. Air Force Is prepared to b1e Cleek, Denny Cole, Beech-/George Mora, Rhea Mora, ca. Home Economics who ls in IBailey, conservation; Sharon Ibeth Hawley, M1ddleporl. V1c· was mrurred to both veh1cles ----knock out antiaircraft mlsslle er Cooper, Irene Cooper, Ro- ry MorriS, Pal O'Brien, Eddte charge of the dining room and Holter, crafts, Allan Gibson, tor Grtmm , M1ddlepurt: Mrs. and no arrests were reportod : NOW YOU KNOW ~a ... llrOUnd the North Vlel· berta Cozart, Tawnya Cozar~~Parker, Kimmy Pierce, Ricky Is assisting with crafts campfire and outdoor recrea- 1Wallace Ebersbach Pomeroy; I Grime on the exterior •urnamese capil8l of fltlllill if the~ ' WIIIlam Cray, Jr • Melanie Pierce, Ellen Rice, Rosemary ! ~!so as..,stl113 at camp are tton: Larry Montgomery, con· I Ethel McKmght, Pomeroy, Mrs. ARRE~T MAilE fare ol a jet liner ftyhll boo aet a &O-abead from the White . Dean, De~nio Elchi113er, Bev·I~ Rlce, Linda Rupe, Rita Salser,)Mrs. Harriet Nei1Ier, Advisor; servatlon, lll>d J1m Meredith, ; DaiSy Bmg, M1ddleport Pohcea rrested William Ree-' tween Soa Fnnclsoo aad ~ BooM, :erly Erwin, Sharon Ervin, S. sancira S.yre, Nancy Smtth, IMrs. Nonga Roberla, consorva· ,canteen and indoor recreation. I DISCHARGES -{;wenaolyn ives Rt 2.2 Albany, on an m. aml eould ial!ftue lael - , .. Ill?', tho 'tmp-nt covern- 1Iinda Fitch, Cynthia Filch, Deb•Kmn Sutherland: Jim Sw~t,el, lton fnltructAir: J. o,paJcoltn Camp director Is C. E. Blake- Connolly. Leon, W Va. Opal IloXlcabon charge Wednesday, IIDlptlOI by a1 mlltb .. dt ' ) (Contlslued ble Fitch, Q11rbara Gluesen· Brenda Taylor, Larf'Y Tav\(lr, Hamm, in cbarp or Indoor re-'slee. Meip .(loonty Extension Darst. Cheshtre; Emma Fox, Reeves was being held in coun. ca11011, acott'lllai to , 2 on pllt Jeamp, Jacqueline Glul!lellCamp,ISintlra Taylor, Belli Tbetil, ,t:rtaUon,. ud ~IPlPiller ~ : Aleut. 1Pomerof. [If: {alll~f· ' · · . I !!., r-..; I ·~ .!:.~ '( "'.\~" •. . ~l"'<o '11! jf:~· 'f1 .. '"''it"fl ~l -l~f ,... ~~., ~~~"TN C 9~ HfJ-~1 ',. < I ' • • t . { ~ ,. .. ... ~'ri~.C If, ·~ ·~~ i1t t !. .. ~1H . J~,~~f/4>, ~tU~\"'f C.~f ~Iii': 1'!!1 "'1'/\f!!'t "flll-J;bt, ,, -~~tt ~~~ ~':!fr . , 1'"'f' ' '' . "'". I 1 1 1 • Nease Re-e IectedChairman Of Meigs Red Cross Chapter ertt 1 • 1 .:: $89· 48 G• I 22 B f M• • Jumor • 4 Hcamp If s oys rom eigs are In 00 DRIVE·IN <Tochnleofor) -and"WALK A TlGHTROPI" commlstoa II organized. Areb Hindman, executive secretary of the asiiOC!atloa, said the federal panel 11 nereuary If the United State• 11 to l\IOid Hght ~<scandals more staggering tbaa publlclzed deals of tbe past.'' Ash Reports $120 Collected ltllltllnil..,. l J1i11t (2111 Ill ltr 1 THE SHOE BOX Court Order 1 • 1 1 ~a.~ ::~~:~~.':1;~,:~os~~~ Fair• HOUSing: • l Up to State 1 1 1 pUUIS• hed by WASHINGTON (UPI) -A spokesmlll> lor the World Box· lag Assoelattoo today urJed a moratorium OD rtn• bouto,. • til a proposed federal boxioc 1 1 Special Showing NEW Dining Room Furn;~ure losses. Unofficial reports from I the Communist stronghold sa1d from one to liVe US. paratroop- I ers were ktlled m the search and destroy operation News ol the 111'81 b1g Amerl· ml I I _,_,.,,_,._,_,,.,,_ Taft FI·nds ---- Clark Coming For Film Show Jn Middleport 1 1 ' - a Vtetnamese army battahon 1 X 1 29 Rioters 1 ,_ ..-•.--ea-...._.., ....,... • - ..,--...... • _ ..-.. - -- I . . . . ...., 1hl - - . . -..~~~~~~~na.av ~ t..-.-n~~~t • F~ ,..,..,.,. ........ ....... WI\<t~ ................. ooe.... ....................................... .._..t j VIsit Elbtrfeld1 In Pomeroy 2nd Floor 'urnlture Dept, StJe Prle.. On AU Summer 'urnlturt. ltclwoocl Ch1l1es, Roeken, Picnic teN, Aluminum Chair,, RIK'ktrll, ~halse1, 1Ttll4!wty Gll.dtra, led Gllcltra. ELBERFELDs I N p0MER0y 1•---------------------------.1 . ' 1 ,.f ,' .' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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