https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fd8f7750c68fe3db1805b7a592bdbe6.pdf 196c2a1f606458600f2b136daeaefc49 PDF Text Text ' • ,. , 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 ,' .' ' �.. ' '' 4 Hostages Freed By Ex-Convicts Flying Disk is Sighted at Two Polar Outposts I :z Council Backs Jr.layor 711 BUENOS AIRES (UP!) Arxentine sailors at two Anlarcll< outpost• '"" a multi • colored "Wiidendfted II y lag obtect" dwadltng across lbe •ky Saturday, the Navy Department announced Wednesday otght. "The objecl wao discusohaped and predomlnaaUy rod and veea 1.o color, wltlt oocaolonal Raokea ot yellow, bl u • orange, a ad while " the Navy annooacemenl said. "II was movlnt renerally eastward, bot al llmea It went west -- •I some momeats, U apPeared to hoover I Ia le 5 " 1 woo • "lor 1 to"' minutes, allowing ample time to pboloJfiPh II -- the obj 1 b b 1 ee wu seen Y mem ers • tb 1 det bm t t • aava ae ea I a Decepclon aud Oreadao." PT PLEASANT- Pt. Pleas. ant's newly elected c1ty admmoffice 18 tralion, which took Jut) J, confirmed appoiD!meota already made by Mayor D B Morgan, and some others, 10 a speCIBl meeting Wednesday mght. Mayor Morgan recommended the following person.Jel to lhe council and gave their salaries "' follows: Rl<hard Melrose, .. ,. p 0 r ..,... month, office manager, treasurer and recorder; Laura Gaskim, $UO, bookkeeper; Janet Miller, $220, water department clerk; Jack Pyles, $UO, acllng chief of potice until permanent chief appointed; '.awrence hourly employee of the otroel department; all employees of the three CJiy departments, water, sewage and lloodwall will remain on the payroll. Tuesday's TakeNear cr B 18' Kan~;;:sda~ :!.:.~ ~a,r::1:e :~= ~:.~~ : Thos ,~~:;::~~?. ~:::: ~~::: ~ ~. t~: :In d~~ w= :dk~:::; I Otte ___, Cool Dress Shirts By Arrow ---- ,,_ $4 Sport & Jac Shirts SIZE lhil tubtl• bladiWall tilt. ftlO&t madill of Chewoltt. Ford. Plymouth. Dodl.. Ponttac, HlJUon. Studebaker, ,j =.,• .. .. : 1'1 W11h'nWNr1M Troplctl Woroto<l - - - - - - - M11rtur~. from $6.95 Bermuda Shorts Choclco, Plaldo ~.95 ond Solido----- Prom '~ Swim WHr by Rugby Summer Hall and Caps ALL·NEW ALL-WEATHER TIRES: • • • Ptua td ODd old llro oil-- NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! RIZER OIL COMPANY Dome Owned • O!>eralod You'll Lite Qar s.vl<t r: :i' Slacks by Hubbard !<..•ser alMI ftlmb'4r ::..!.,•b. • Plymouth sales are booming, so we want to share our success with you ! • Terrific Deals ! • Big Trade-in Allowances! • Immediate Delivery ! ,.... $3.50 7.50114 I 1 • M"'"''· I I · See your Plymouth Deal·ln' Man dur·lng ' 63 w omen G0 Ifers Take part ID • G0 If Tourney 1 I TIRE S~JCIALS I ---- 1 JULY River news fHE DAJL Y SENTINEl When a beer would taste good, pour the beer that tastes great. Its pure-grain flavor is premium -draft. brewed. Forked Run • pr0ducmg • good Rainbow Trout 28.9 HELEN HELP US! b H 1 8 ' Cumlngo fanned allll, 11ft . =----"""-'-----=------"'1 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting l--- -- ----- 1100 '=ttl: I w "I 0. July 8, 1965----3 the third out. NGs w:: lrom ,J; -- Cummt·ngs Throws No-ht"tter At M•ddl 1 eport ' w IDS •o - ,.. Balik Bauer fined Redlegs w· Hospital News 'I -- - --- Y k Th an eeS Senators 12..0,• UPJ 8rie • {s Miss Roush is Taking Week Jn Wash"Jngton CITY (UPII - ~~-- ° Safety Pack 0£ Six Items $7,000 ~·, Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, J........,h .,,_ &! • GM Promises t· them looking at third . . . . ldmself $U today for aboent• -.alked only four. miadedly daohing a aqoeeze play oip during tbe Baltl\l'J" } Stollar! fanned 10, lolr CINCINNATI IUPI) - The named Dick Groal" said Rooe. McCool, • steal ol third and • more Orioles' ,_. Wednesday ing and walked two. 1 oigbt 1 to Jong-l'ange artillery provided Cardenas' homer oil Bob MD- Rooe will be the National passed ball. tb K 0-0 t 1 lbe Cinc10nat1 Reds with the ler was one nl three hits be bad Ali.Star team'• atart1ng aecond IIIII IIIII v c ry over e aDPomeroy and Middleport Sum-1 ers muffed __ a chance to get Middleport 000 0110 •• 1 bbed his ••• CldtySaAthleBtlcs. Tbtoe llgn mer H1gh School baseball teams home a run Mark Tannehill Pomeroy 100 J De needed punch lor a 7-li victory to boost hlB average to .289. II baseman, bul Cardenas was ron o nson c U cauoe m owens run h d th Stobart and Moore , Wednesday night over Los An- was his sllth four-bagger ollhe second to Wllla In sborlltop hal- l~th homer m the bottom of the lnt 8 to I I th t te were locked m a no . I1 ue 1 was safe leadiOg o11 on e . seventh lo pul Clnclnnali In aure pu u. a e P a through f1ve 10mngs Wednt"Sday shortstop's bad throw got to and Bartels. Plate amp • geles and tlie Na!lonal League season and be now bas driven toting. ID the oeventb mntng when h • D ck Young ~ th lead again. more than 30 runs. He also The Reds built upa ~ lead front &-1. He iB now lied tor e Powell took tbe first on the Panlher d1amond w11 I second on a passed ball, .moved 1 10 8410 And 11 was a little guy that got three hits, Including the~ ID the firallwo IDnlngo off SaD- National League lead 1D runs pile: throw• by Jolla O'Don- Pomerov fmally w10nm g · to thJrd on Cunn10gham s sacprovided the really big shot _ that started a seventh·IDDIDg dy Koufu and then squandered batted m with 65. I ogbue, Tbe pitch was low and Rex Cum10gs of the Pan- I nf1ce bunt. and missed the SJg- IACOCCA HONORED a homer wJth two out in the rally that won the g&Jil8 in it. Roblnsoo swaued hla l!l'h Joe Nuxball, who finished up thers blanked lhe Midd,es all lnal to charge home on a per- NEW YORK (UP[)- ~A. Monday n•••t•s 7-4 victory over homer of tha seaaon In the fJnl for hlB fourth win in 111 dec1-l outside, Powell did not at- the way Without a safe blo• I feel squeeze bunt by Bill Hack- lacocca. Ford Motor ComptiiiJ, bottom Of the ninth. '6'' homer tempt to bunt and Bowens was It was a run 10 the fourth ell , the Dodgers wtth a man aboard. . IIOIIS, gave up a two-run v1ce pceSJ dent , will be """""' --.,.. Thd~t ~~s Cardenas, a The guy's amazing," 01· Then they added three more in the eighth to Lefebvre and easUy run down between that did the lr~ek fnr Pomerov . those honored at the !lrll aJIIIUo :r~~. ~h~ ~~:s 7h~~~~ ;!:'~~ clatmed Pete Rooe. 'That's the in the second on a walk to Tony the, score was tied until Carde- third and the plate. Gary stobar! Jacket r~ght- Cummgs then walked George Ia! All-America C<Jlleglat. Ooll, up" smce last ear only way to describe hJm '' Perez, Cardena1' amgle and nM blast. ~~t'%~%*JF~¥<'n~~""' hander who ~ave up only two Saurer mtentlonally and got ldinner on July 27 it was • . hils. both smgles m the sixth, Bill Swan on a ground bail for nounced todoy, It's oot the kiOd. ol g owing He remarked of Cardenas' doubles by Tommy Harper and The series victory was the ou can measure with ~ Ia e divmg stop in the fifth tnnmg of Rose. flrst this season for lhe Reds llffiP hit leadofl Iutter Cummgs Cum~r a yard stick P Willie Davis' smash over second Sammy EIUs, making bis o~ the Dodgers, who they m10gs got to second on Bartels' "It's his different attitude." base While shit on the ground, th1rd try for bll 13th WID, bad trail &-3 for the year. The ser1es sacnf1ce bunt and w1th two said Red tf ld F k he made a perfect backhand a two-hit shutout gomg until the drew about 7,,000 fans to Crosouts scored when oteve F' 1nRobmson s .. ;~rs':na~~y-w ~~ne fl1p to Rose for a force play a1 Sllth. Then singles by Ron Foir· ley Field. including 25,785 Wedtaw's perfect bunt was la~d Leo 18 . h . second to end the mrung. ly. John Roseboro, Jtm Lo- ne•day night. down a c ani gked thpertsobn. The Reds Blew ~ Lead febvre and a double by Wea Cincinnati plays an elhlbhion 10 Tl play on F'mlaw brought d1'fl erence IS 1 e a etween ·••k , k th . to < • ~ tonight 1 Indianapolis I 10 1 1 day and mght fl' h 'How can you say to•..,...t' Par er cu e Jll8rgm ..-.. con •m a . . I a wide throw to !Jrst base in hiS fteldmg. and' ~a~~~;~. up play was the besl he bas e~er Wills moved the Dodgers bact and ~e• league actton Fr~l The Yankees turned the Ia- pullm~ f~rst baseman Jon CunThe hltle Cuban has had a made when he makes plays JU~~ Wlthm one run In the seventh day rugbt, entertaining Milwau- bles on the Senators w,,ctnes-' mgnam off the bag and ~lule tendency 10 past years to pout , like ll m about every game, wtth a double oft reliever BW kee. - day evemng m the Middleport Cunnmgham was argumg he when th10gs went wrong for Tbanday't Probable Pllcben Boys League play w1lh a thump- had tagged Fin law Cummgs him. Baltimore al Kansas City- lng 12-ll v1ctory to hold the1r came all the way home Robinson says those days are Bunker (4-4) va. Segul (HI one • game bulge at the top Only two Jackets 1eached past and cited an mstance earCleveland at Chicago _ Tianl while the Redlegs were locked base agamst Cummgs, both m lier this season when Cardena:s (?·I) vs. John (t}-.3). m 1 chff hanger w1th the up- the second mnmg when the Inswas striking out often, but kept New York at Detroit, lllgbt- start Braves, fmally wmnmg plugging away unlit he pulled Mikkelsen !4-li) vs. Wicker- !-2 m two extra mnmgs w1lh a home run himself out of lt. sham Il-l) or Lolich <8-4). Rtc<y Van Meter, Yankee F'or the Braves the other Sisler Praises Cardenas (Only games scbedilled) righthander, had lh1ngs all hiS hitter was J Slaven a s10gle They say Maury W11ls l By United Pres• International San Fran ' Sl. Loula 2 13 In· Frlday'o Gamea own way as hiS mates banded I m the 8th The Braves put up means a lot to the Dodgers," I Natlonal League I nmgs, night ' Cleve at Los Ang, 2, twi-nlght Timmy Demoskey of the Sena- an excellent defense m the ~~clt"'med Manager D1ck SISler. w. L. l'cl.liB Tburaday'a Probable Pllcben Detroit at Kansas Clly, 111gb! tor• hiS first hard poundmg o! fJCid, w1th but one error e I letj met tell you. hCardenas CIOcmnali 47 35 573 Houston at Milwauk-Nolte- New York at Minnesota, mgbt the summer I For the Redlegs Childs had ~:"' us as muc to the Los Angeles 48 36 .571 .. bart 11-5) va. Clonittller (10-7). Boston al Wash, 2, lwl-nlgbt The Red legs' Micky Childs l lhree Singles. Clonch a double I .. ~ . th b f ld' San FranciSco 43 36 544 21> San Francisco at Phlladel- Chtcago at Baltimore, mgbt and the Braves' Gary Slaven I w1th hiS homer. B1tl Hensler, I IS e es 1 Je 10g Philadelphi> 43 37 .538 3 phia _ 2, twi-l'dght-Bolln I H) were locked m a 2 2 duel I Tommy Cooke and Lom; M1··l shortstop 10 the le,gue He also M11 kee 39 37 .513 5 and Sanford !!-I) or Herbel through the regulatiOn six mn- Kinney, ,,.ch a smgle The Red- I bas the best tarm dHe's . wau lh l the . Pittsburgh 42 40 .512 5 (5-5) vs. Burdette (ll-3) and IS tngs when pitchers had to be Iegs commilled five mors be sI al h"lt 1 mg, 00, an a m- St. Louis 40 42 .488 7 Herber! (~). changed. No book was available on the eludes the guy over at St. Lows H 1 37 14 .457 9\2 Los Angelea al PJI'·burgh Childs bad g1ven up one hit, Yankee · Senator game. ous on r ChiCago 37 44 457 9\2 night - Osteen !6-10) orl.l!l Poda smgle to Steve Dunfee lead Braves 11011 200 00- 2 2 I FIRST New York 29 54 349 18\2 dres <3-51 vs. Law 18-7). mg oU the fourth. Slaven, mean- Redlegs 101 1000 02--4 8 5I Wedne!d&y's Results (Doly game• scheduled) while, makmg hiS second start G Slaven J Slaven (7 1. LP. QUALITY REGULAR Ch•cago 8 New York 3 Friday'• Gamea of bJS hie on the mound, after and Vaughan Childs, Clonch Certified Oil Station Ph1la t Pittsburgh 0. night St. l.ol)ltis at Chicago opemng with a no - hiller 1.,1 t7 J. WP, and Boggs w Moln St. Pomoro• Cincmnati 7 Los Ang 5, night Houston al New York, night Excellent coiches o! coldwa- week, held the b1g Redleg bats STA~DINGS ~i::iiii:i::iiii:i::iiii:i::iiii:i::iiii:i::iiii:i::iiii:;;;;~;::M;::'l;;;w,;;a;_:;uk:;e~e_;5:;H~ou~s~to;;;n;;;2iii...".;'g::,b_t"\ISan Fran al Phllndelphia, mghl ter trout eported in Fork- to SIX scattered bits and two W L Prt • -~ Milwaukee at Cincinnati, nigbl ed R ~r lbe lliviiJOn of runs, one m the first and anolhYankees 8 2 .8001 1 9 J .750 1 Loa Ang al Plllsburgb, nigbl Wlldl~= repori.cJ today. er In the th!rd. . Redlegs I .727 i Ronrue Clonch came on m Red Sox ; .U7 5 Americaa Leape ThlB Is the aecond year for the seventh for the Redlegs Senators :I Bra\oes " W. L. Pet. GB atocking a ooldwater spwe. Jerry Slaven lor brothor G • .300 0 11 .1100 Indians Minnesota 50 28 .641 ma10ly the rainbow trout ID Slaven for the Braves Cleveland 48 29 .623 II> Forked Run Lake. There wero It was 2 ·2 through the 7th 9 Baltimore 48 34 .575 5 200 rainbow otocked in early but m the 8th Slaven walked FIRST QUALITY Chicago 44 33 .571 51> April. Don Williams, Meigs Childs with one out and young Detrmt '3 35 .551 7 Slate Game Protector, reports Mr. Clonch won his own game REGULAR New York 40 U .488 12 thai escellenl catchell aro takCertified Oil Station I Los Angeles 37 44 .457 141> en on worllll fishing in the low- prov 1ded by the use ol chemi Pomeroy I W. Ma111 St. THE HUDEPOHL BREWlNQ COMPANY' OF CINCINNATI. 0H'0 Washington 3' 4~ .410 18\\ er part of the lake. cal and mechamcal means. Boston 30 49 .380 20% Recent biolngical tests taken - -- 25 7 &. 0xls SIZE '"' 1 ins Plymoulh. Dodi:•. night months. Studeballtf, New York 4 Detroit 3, night Surface temperature was Tl l'ooloac,l(a1,.,. Hodson, Minnesota i Bolton 2, "'""I de-• II ten feel, 70 and 7.1 and Ml&" &&..,_ Romblw Baltimore l Kan City o, night parts per mllllon of oxygen; Washington S Loo Ang 1, night al 15 feel 51.3 degrees and 7.4 =;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...ii;-"''""'• lparto per mllllon o! oxygen. The DON'T SCRATCH THAT tTCHI mlnimwn temperature al34 feel IN JUST 15 MINUTIS, was "· butlacb Ol]lgen al thb 11 u lho at" ..., ·........... "'"" 1Nl " ' level to IUpporl fish life ' Howltaell: 41DI at.ore. Yo• '"''""'""" JTCH-D->JOT .... ever, the 10 to 15 feel strata of hold lkblq quieti dowe. AnU..pUo d ide II aeuo• 11:1111 r•rma to bel• ....._ water oes prov exce ent haallnJ. ~'~•• ••,. or nllht tor ec- conditions for this fine cold WI· Rma. lnHOt ldte.o rlntworm, too& lteb, athar ..rface ram... N 0 W at ter tpecles, • -.. • ..... -... Acqualic vegetaUon eontrol Is OHicers Installed, Committees Named, by Chester Council, Do# A or Morgan. Clerk Mrs. Thomaa, Attorney Musgrave and council lnstallal1on of o!f1cers wa sMaXJe, outside sentinel; Ada members, Gladys Neal, Ted held and committees named for Van Mater, fmanctal secretary Stevens, Charles Fowler, Frank the commg SIX months term Hattie Frederick recording secCapehart, Jim FISher, Don when Chester Council Daughters relary, Ada Neutzling, assiStant Waldte, Jim Wigg1m, Btll W111- of America, mel Tuesday even- recording secretary; LuciDt Mro A. E. Thomas, elected ler, Btll Selby, Ernest Handley, ing wtth 30 members present. Kraeuter, treasurer; Zelda We)). SACRAMENTO, Cahr !UPIJ - Four hostages have city clerk, will receiVe $32 per Harry Chambers and Wsllace Elieabeth Hayes, assoctate er, trustee; Elizabeth Hays, ... beert released unhatmed at nearby Woodland by two ex· month which 11 the sel salary Smtth councilor, presided. Sad1e Trus· soctate junior past councilor; convicts suspected ol murder, hank robbery and kidnapof the City clerk of Pt Pleasant. sel was reported ill and Zana and lnzy Newell, alternate repmg m Oregon, California authorities said early today M .11 . Gamer borne from bospltal and resentalive. A past councUora The hostages were tdenlifted as Mrs Shtrley Corbin. 1 Mayor organ WI receiVe " - Improving. Mary DeGroot bas card wa& presented to Zelda 33, her son. Clinton, 12, and a Seattle couple, Mr and $3Z as mayor of the city, $Sl8 Tbe auction splllBOrod by a baby girl. The report of the Weber by Erma Cleland. a• manager of !be water works Mrs UldJS R~ekstms They sa1d they had been warned and $150, as director of •ewer the New Havea \llelbodlol auditing committee readd by Reports were given by Zelda thev would be shot tf they Sacramento by FBI agents for funds. Cburcb was rained out Moo- Helen Wolle was accepte . Weber, chairman of the misce[. 1onlacted police. queslJOmng Dawson Kapp was relieved day July 5tb. II will be held Officers were IDStalted by Erlaneous comnuttee, and Goldlo l'tll ex·convrct!'! "ere be11eved The suspect• are Carl Cletus ol hiS dutieo as oupervlsor of on Friday, July l&lh. beglDma Cleland coun~ dtty and Frederick, chairman of the relo bP on foot 1n the Sacramento the Sewage Plant ef!ectlva July nlg at 6%0 p. m. at lhe Me- include, Leda ae aeuter' !refreshment commlltee. The ,._ are!! Bowles, 212, and Wilfred M 14tli thodJBI Cborcb yard. Food councilor; Barbara Sargeant, lreshmenl committee presented \olo Counly sher1ff'z deputJes Gray, 30, both of whom were will be IOld beginniDI at 5 vice councilor; Opal Hollon, a .. six kilcbn towels to the council h~d rt:-ports or the release released recently from Oregon The only dissent among coun- p.m. The auction will fealore sociate v1ce councilor; Mary d Wednesda~ n1ghl and were s.eek- State Pnson Gray also bas Fowler' $255, sewage plant sup- cit members on any of lhe re- --•mre, appllaa•ea dlobes, Showalter, conductor·, Dorothy an also I gill of money, $100, commendations was by coun- •~w • A slandtng vote of lbankawa1 mg to locate the four hostages served lime In New York mslt1ervJSor; Hoyl Jividen, tutions. street department office and cdman Ted Stevens concerning a few antiques and various Myers, warden; MarlgareBet Ml cbgJven them. Mary Showalter wher: Mrs. Corb1n called Oregon supply room clerk; Howard the appointment of Dick Mel- other items. Clam, InSide sentme ; u a presented the council wiih I authorrltes lo report they were They are believed responsible Yeager. $365, street commia- rose. s•·vens atated that h• 11 1 '" " • Tupper Ware bucket. A Dtee~ ur1harmed ror an e1ght-hour re1gn of terror p:;: "' Bioner and buildinl inspector· fell Mrs Thomas should relng of lhe Past Councilors WBI Tht hostages were hrought to in western Oregon Tuesday which Included a $13,400 bank Raymond Gerald Musgrav; lain hor duties rather than be announced for Wednesday, July 14 · at Lodge hall, wllb Ada Van robbery, the shotgun-pistol slay$4 5, city attorney. cut back to the atlpulaled aal(Contmued from page 1 ) mg of a rookie deputy shenff J. c Parsllt111 and Frank ary of $32 per month. He eta!Meter and Myrtle Walker aa and the abducttoD of Mrs. CorBonecutter wero retained ul ed Mrs homaa wao elected men! and industrial targets cen- hostesses. bin and her son the city's two paid firemen, I by the people by a large majorENTERED HOIIPJTAL tered In Hanoi and the nearby Named on committee! by Mist The pol~ee search bad shifted Waller Rice. relatned as care- 1ty and apparently had run the Am port of Ha~phong have been Kraeuter were, Esther Rtdenour Wednesday from the Sprmg!teld hker at Krodel Park; George ollice efficiently and felt she ong tlloae who entered spared In the bombmg attacks I e am captain; Zelda Weber, area where Deputy Carlton E. Gardner hired as an hourly em- should be allowed to pick the Holzer Hosptlal m the past :U by U.S plan.,, a~bougb strikes council caplaiD; Esther Riden&mlb, 3.1, was sla~n m a ball ployee for the oanJtah•n de- office personnel wilh "hom boura were. John Steven Wag- have been carried out as close our, Dorothy Myers, Do r J I partmenl and Rance) Jividen, h k d oner, ol6 Central Ave., Teddy a. 40 miles !rom the capital. Koemng, Barbara Sargent, Cleo oI gunI"'· to the forested Sans • war ." Barker, Patriot star Rl., BerCity poHrt, wltb tht assist- !Jam Pass area ol tha Cascade DETROIT (UP[) - A packNo action was taken on Stev- nard R Wells Rt 2 Cr Smith, Lelah Rtdeoour and Bet. '""of a ropresentative ol tbe Mountains age of six safety item• will be en's recommeadatloo City, M;o. WJII;am Pa~l ASHEVILLE, NC.- FIR I': ty Roush, ways and meam: Bureau of Criminal Invesugastandard equipment on GenerCou!ICII aocepted tho appoint- man, 404 22nd St., Pt. Pleasant, swept a secret jet and rocket' Zelda Weber, Olive Kelly, Olive bon, art still workmg on lbe S al Motors paBSenger cars next ment of Melrose on a 7 to 2 Willlam T. Perry, 1108 Viand fuel plant nestled in the Blue \\'Weber, Helen ~olfe and Lelah 'l'•wney robbery case ix Die in Fire year GM said Wednesday each vote; all other appoiDlmento St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. James H. Ridge Mountains hearty today mdon, nuscelianeous, Ethel 1~,, have iosued no findmgs Atl\'lining Camp of its 1966 models will be were areepted unanlmolllly. Caufman, Henderson, Mrs and hundreds ot nearby resi· Orr, Mabel Van Meter, Letha lhoo far. An tslimalt of the WELCH, W. Va (Ul>IJ - A ' eqUipped with rear seat belts, The regular monthly session Dewey W. Hudson, Mason, ~: dents were enrouted lrom their Wood, Ada Mms, Eileen Babr lo" In tbt Jewelry theft was young woman, her four chll- a padded inslrument panel and of the COIIIICil wtil be held on Va., Janet L. Gibbs, Hartford, beds by a_ulborities who feared and Selma Call, orphans. 7 1100 •pproxlmateiy 1 dren and her brother burned to sun v1sor. back • up lights, an Tuesday, July 12. at I p m. In w. Va., George E. Boslon, Le- a possible explosiOn a Esther Wr~ght, Mae Spencer lo rifleinr the show wmdow d lh tod h fi d d 11 h d · 1 b be nd Mary Showalter resolutiOns Uueves missed I whole tray ea ay w en re starte outsJ I!' e t • an rear VIeW MASON - Myra Roush couocl c am rs tart, W. Va., Mrs. Richard L Pollee, firement and rescue ' ' by llghtmng destroyed the~r m~rror, and a two. speed wind- daughter of Mrs Velma Roush Pmenl last mghl were May- Slack, 449 N. Third Ave .. Mid- squads sped from door to door. DoriS Grueser, Dorotliy Ritchie lull ot diamond rings. borne In the nearby mmmg sh~eld Wiper and wast,er. of Rt t, Letart, and a student dlepar~ Mrs. Willlllll1 Alfred awakening resident• who retJred and Goldie Federick, flowers; Tbt lont arrest_ tn the past camp of Hartwell All the auto firms bad an- at Wahama High "-bool, arrJ·v- ""'" !I " I ;; WIll d Rt l M ddl bel th II d Inzy Newell, Myrna Carpenter, II hours w" Levi Cole 61 of "" I or ' . ' I eport, Mrs. ore e evacua on or er was Elizabeth Hayes, Letna Wood, ' ' The VIctims were Mr! Peggy nou.1ced earlier this year that ed 10 l"ashln"ion sunday to COLUMBUS (UP!l - El- D T D I3 Qak H111 M gi R d1 tation 1 the Welcll W Va charged w1th ' " an · av • • ISS ven a 0 s • n Ada Holter, Erma Cleleand, Au. · • Wilson, 24, her chtldren Anrear seat safety belts would be spend a ~eek 10 the Nahan's peeled aott.. by lilt Houoa W1 L MeG t b k lntotJcatton t 5 Sh • I rna . own, Rt 4 Oak area wen ac on th e "" t o Idrey McCoy and Opal Hollon, · In clly . court oo net. . aron Kay, 4, Jean- standard on next year's cars. Capt'lai as 1 w1nner In "" ~-._ Mines Commltloe on the loal· HI11 ' WJ nst on ptancu 11' J ac kson, sprea d th e word. Th e fJre was refreshements. Convictions nette, 8, and James Jr l, and But the GM announcement of gressman Ken Hechler's debaled atrip mine IIIII woo Arlh A wlis t t t 10 Wednesday mrluded Jesse Mar ur yera, e ton, Mrs. pu ou a a m. Mary Holter, Margaret Tuttle, . her brother Hubert Wtlsou, 14 a 811 • Jlem package caught "Week 10 Washmoton" contest delayed again today and btdt- N Jl' Ball cum Rt 2 Vmton fIn ed I> and H h b d " e te ' Wellston, Benja- -Robe•.ta Lee, Sadie Tru•sell, An, • • er us an , James, escaped Arnencan Motors, Chrysler and Durmg the week Myra will c·atton1 were the lafiPtlnl H de c 11 h cost• for reckle" operation · 1nJUry poI'H'e sal d Ford by surpnse. Th ey d1d not ay o Owa a an, Rt 1, KANS'" CITY, MU. A GUN- ~ na Tuttle and Dorothy Lawson, t h th H 1 R over the blU's provl!don1 wa• mm R Mr ~ Venrll McCoy City, was fmed ' wac e ouse o epresenay, s. en H. Wilbur, man apparently kidnaped a good of order; Ada Van Meter ,5 d reveal theJr plam but 11 was ... tat1ves debate the Voting Rights far fn1111 over. Hamden Mrs Lester Hosch 1 d • •n costs or nv mg the GRANT D-5 PERMIT peeled they would loliow GM's Act of 1965 and will VISit the A oabeommitee report ' . ' 9-year-old gJrl in a robbery at Iand Lucille Kraeuter, delmq· Wluog wa. on 1 one · way A D 5 pe m1t h b t 1 d Ironton, John R. Peters, Rt 5 a Kansa. City motel early to- uent·. Mary K Holter, Laura · r as een gran · ea Senate to watch debate on the loa1 1dvertiaed .as ready to Cb II th M Th street, Naomi Bentley. Rt l, ed the High 7 Club, Inc. Rt 2, I Chrysler did say It "will have Medicare legJsl•lJon ro today, oner made It to I ICO e, rs omas Fran- day Mae Hartung, Lucille Kraeuler ~~~d:le;';l, daod IErfnesedt Fetty, ICheshJre, by the State Depart- • number of addt.tonal safety In addilion to watching de- the ummltlet's ocbeduled ~~n Atbl;,;':~ts~YAsh~~~ ~eyr- P~lice said red-haired Demse and Dorothy Ritchie, publicity. '· ds' sraln er. or eJI 112 50 1mem of Liquor Control The . Items as standard features on meelln•. Cbalrmaa Clareaee Philip John Haddad, As,bland,' Clmton ol lndep_endence pre- Dorothy Ritchie, flag bearer ,..run on <' targes. of dnvJng the 1 b 1 led S 1 b bate on the House floor em the e bl d b c u . oca m ' ~o urv Town. , 1966 models and will also offer Votmg Rights legJSialion My- G. Wetzel, R-Ushon, llld the Ky Mrs L. Earl Cha be R sum a Y was seize from a num er one and Leiba Wood, "" 1ng woy OD. one- way I Ship . Ill ed Is l app I1cat10n . ' . I R'a venswood, . vma. rs,Mtr dlvanwbereshebadbeensleepstrt>..et 1n certam safety features as op- rc. w111 prepare a speech 88 1r Legi1lative Service Commll· . rt b 3SS1Slanl, Dons Grueser, flag . 1 1 April. I Uonal for the '61 models." she were gomg to deliver It on oloo "eouldn'l ret tbe amend- and Mrs William J 'D' mg m IVIng qua ers o er bearer number two and Mary , • llloe, grandparents Chelsea Revnolds Holler, assiStant·, Helen Wolfe, the floor of the House of Repre- meate prluted lD lime." Jr Joneoboro fnd ' · • ., BIR·T~ about 50, and Mrs Dorothy pianist and Olive Weber aBSissentahves, Jn wh1ch sbe inde- • .,_________ "" pendently derides. alter reMrs. Sherman IL Basham, Reynolds operators of the Great !ant. At the close of the meetA d · ing, refresbmenls were aerved. 'OP ( vle•m~ the committee reports , men ment 18 Rt 1, Middleport, daughter, Plains Motel. and the b1ll, whether she wants Possible Block i·2t a m. Wednesday. Mrs. lo speak for three mmutes lor WASHINGTON iUPl) -Pres- Paul Leo Patterson, Rutland, 1 or agamst the b1ll . Iiden! Johnson'• medicare pro- I son, ll·4' p m. Tuesday. The Week 1n Washmgton pro- gram for the elderl toda . DIBCIIARGED Ry DOROTHY KILGALLEN gram IS nearmg the hall-•ay faced a chaUengo Patients recently discharged po10t and Congressman Hechler amendment that would baoe included Mrs Robert McNeal, C'lnse r11end! o( Frank Sma· Is referred to as wealthy He's have a new smgmg 1dol In Am a_nnounf'ed th1s week that addi· person's conlnbutloM toward Mrs Luella Hensley, John H ''" allempt to dest11be Ius ro· m the shoe busmess and makes encan-born P. J Proby, who l10nal conlrJbulions to the Week hospllalizatton IDBurance on hil l Tober!, Oscar W &arbor, Te y en m<~uu! w11h ~?ung M1a F;atTow a wmfortable ilvmg, but nolh· couldn't make Jt here but 15 8 m Washmgton fund makes po!· income. resa L Sheets, Donald W. Heil· 1 L¥ salimg lhts one ~~differ- mg lhBt would Impress Natalie sensatiOn Wilh the Bnstsh If Sible the selection or seven ad- ~ Tl d t U ed b I sel Dame) R Darst Mrs. Ceo- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. left. 10 0 1 · 11 tl • amen meaCurt • is,erR-Neb Y1bert' Riddle, Mrs. Donie ' Hano eu I from .ll 1e othe1 s. ". Th ey or 011 er her any kmd of .sty 1e you want to know ¥ohy he could - d1t1on.al wmners to partlctpHte Sen t arl T PolsThlS column is for young ' 00 a Roscoe '"'"D •w ... "' the 1 go so far as to p1 ed~et T h 1s to wh1ch shes nol all eady ac- n'l make II over here, p J. 111 the p1 ogram This brmgs to "as one of tlie most controver- ley, Arley DUiard, Mrs. Law- people, tbelf t>robiems and right. . one Will end up at the altar m customed goes onstage weanng a pony I• total of 8 the number of o:al •ltll to he considered in renee Lewis, Mrs. Merrill W. tbeJr pleasures, theJr trouble! Clash. lntersecUon. 11 ~ Fall Some lop· rankiOg , Ita•! and a prelly s1lk llbbon 1students from tile tth Con- the Senate's debate on the ad.l Brown. Mr•. Paul A. McCarty and fun. As w1th lhe rest of Crash and bern. have 1 car Bnnshen are hmling broadly The FBI '.' updatmg Its di bow 10 his hal! I g·esSional DJSirtei who w' II mlmstrallon's $8 biUJOD bealth i and Mn. John D. GWogtey_' Helen Help Us', It welcomes accident, any type. thai Queen Elizabeth s next rna- rer tory of CommuniSts 10 the spend 1 week 10 the Nation's d If bill laughs but won't dodge a seri- Gnts food - COLLEG& )Of VISit IO a foreign country New \'m k a~ea. as many who Gerald me Chaplin Is a great I Capital. an we are . OUB queslion With a brush-off. MAN Will take her to Russia Carol have rerncuned behmd the g1rl for k1rks these days - and 1 Dear C. M. Burnell and Joe Hamilton are scenes are eommg out of the her antics somet1mes result mt NEW PEEWEE DATE TAK~N FOR TEST!I Send your leen-age questions As 1n - On his way to get bored hearmg about tlie nft ru· woodwork 1n order Jo frustrate vast m1sunderstandmgs Recent- ! n S p W . Shenlt Rlillert C. Hartenbach -~ to Youth Asked For It, care o! , gr11s he almost crashed and mors No one ever 5eems to II s policy 1n Vretnam and the ly she posed "''th a handsome ! le yracuse ee .!e rourna- said today three person~ have Gau1e readlne•- Gallipolis Helen Relp Us 1 lhlS newspap- burned because he hung a Lollnollce when they '1e out togelh- Dmnmllan Republican Many )OUng Spamsh photographer, ; me~t game schedu led lor Wed- I been rem011ed by hiS depart· Dam 2 2• 12 2, running 2 feet er. ie at the clash wben be should er holdmg hands and stan y . !'ommumst ce ll meelmgs are Maolo Velasco, d1splaymg the i :~~ a~:venmg between RacJne lmen! to the Bureau of Crlllll- on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Do Glrla Have More Worries bave hung • Roscoe - 11 was eyed - but let one of them bemg held these days and mghts weddmg rmg she weara as the • rrJSonvJIIe was called nal lnvesttptlon at London, :Ill 67 • Pt. Pleaaant :U.20, HiD- Dear Helen. a one way street" ... See, 1'111 oross the otreet wnhout the m pr tvate home 10 Brooklyn w1fe m 'Dr. Zh1vago" and a l off because of wet grounda The I OhiO, to undergo polograpb ton 1.07 falling, Kanawha Falla Do girls have more trouble learning, hey -IL 3 12 riSIDg, Charleston, 11.5 lla· with parents than boys do Ev- Dear Helen: other, and the phone hnes bua and Manhattan and 1arely do leadmg Spamsh magame pub- game has been rescheduled for ' lest•. from New York to Hollywood the meelmgs b;eak up Wilhout l1sbed the picture along w1th a this com Jsg Saturday. Shenfl Hartenbach said the liona_ry. London. Marmet and tery girl I've dated has btg beets l WISh you'd tell kid! IOIDt Hedy Lamarr's latest su1tor 1s 1a group songfest _ theJr song story duly noting that the two persons are suspects m a atatu- •Wmlield dams were on the wtth her family - they don'! slang Is fine but some lln'l Andre Andreoh, a 21-year-old bemg a comm 1e theme used had be•n secret ly mamed I ENTERS CBU alory case. allis. understand her; they play fav- Around here they've got a baJtahan arhsl who has spent a dunng the Spanish Civil Y...ar Connre Francis may reahe • Anita Hall. daughter of Mr. Oblo River - Annette Jones oru.es (funny lhmg - I've nev· b1t ol saymg, ".You spaz (short 11'0•1 deal of hiS lime m Hoi- A B11radway songwnter has close to 11 0110.000 for her role • and Mr5 James Hall of Rl 3 UNIT CAI.J..ED up 3, 3 15 P m: Chr11 Jr. up er met a girl who said SHE for spastic), "You re-tard," le~nd He once wooed .Joan Ba· wntten a new set of lynt:s lo 1n f 'vr Got Rhvtrm' ~or what- 1 Pomt>roy, entered Columbus ' The Middleport E-R squad l4. I 15 P· m.; Steel Ranger was the favorite one- (even 'You queer,'' to almost anyruch Bovt .Junt Allvson IS brmg the po 1ty hne up body They just mean 1 don't 10 ever Ihey der~de to call 'Gtrt l Busmess Umverslty June I> , was summoned at 138 p m. down U, 8 a m: L. Fleore up when I've dated sisters 1 breathm& easier" alter an date :Oddny the same f•llow Clay") because of her part - She Will servo on the student Wednesday for Charleo Aliens- 1 15• 4 15 a m; Ranger down This one I'm gomg With now agree wttb you," sotnethlttll like operation on her nose. In her wrote a ve~y patnot 1c Amen- nersh1p deal w1th Metro The l-ouncll. worth. Middleport whowastrea- 15• 71> 1 · m.; Jerry Bosworth calls her father the old fogy," saying, "You screwbaU," bull divorce arbon agamst Glenn can song durmg World War 11 picture IS b01n1 produced un- ' led for medical 1llness up !7, ' 50 p. m i Loreno down and her mother, 'Mrs. PTA." th10k they sound terrible. What 18- 10 15 P· m.; Onw8ld up 18, Sbe'a got a siring of complaints If there was somebody in your Maxwell, she charged her pret- and 1t wos rerorded by one of der the Franmet banner - a i TWO FINED ty schnozz was broken dmmg the world, most poputa 1 vocal- comhmatwn of FranciS and Charles Allensworth and Ho- I MAN 4RRESTIID 5 >5 a m., ElgercUH down 23, a mile long, like snooJplness, family who really WAS one o1 the1r bnef honeymoon ISis I Metro. . mer '11ood1spaugh, both ol M1d. 1 Gerald Eblin. ~. Pomeroy Z 15 p. m • Jefferson down 23, nagging, "not with II," etc. And tllose Maybe 1 feel this mort Talent agene~., are getlmg There s a great deal of myIdleporl were fined $1 and costa 1was arrested by the patrol and 2-45 p. m : Kelt Sbruden down she'a a pretty cool head, too. than others because my last feelers from Las Vegas mght ste1 y sm roundmg the divorce 1 each on mtoxtcatton charges m I cited to Gallipolio courl Satur- Z3, 10 P- m • John Hood up 23, Now the guys I know usually name IS - FINK. clubo about Syb1l Burton Chus- plans ol ocliess Mana Schell The producera of the TV Middleport Mayor's court Wed· day on 1 charge of failure to 1·15 a m.; National up GreeD- don't dig theJr parents. Me - Dear Mr. Fink· Iupher To quote on agenc-y and fiOislllaechler, her hus- show Coronel Blue" lhmk nesday. lrtle proper regtalrallon. up 1 a m.; Mark M up Green- I can't find much to com- You've got a right to sing chap · Shed be wo1lh $5 000 a band of e1ght "'" s He IS the Frank Converst Will become up 2 10 a m.; Barbara Brent plain about. My mother and fa- the blues. And J agree wltb week If shed leat n to smg - one who has ~<ked for the dt- the biggest teen-age idol Since down Greenup 2 10 a. m ; Tl- ther lay it on pretty heavy once you· any slang that burta or good or bad ' Pnore" Sor VOJIO but so lar th"e has been J~ITIOS Dean on~e lhe senes bolt up Greenup' a.m.; Buck- in a while, but they're entitled. belittles Btck people Ia YUI&ar aya turned down $17 5110 - odd no mention of Ihe rustody ol slaJis And they re giving him ' eye State down Greenup 6.25 Mamly they're okay And I and In extremely poor lasto.-11 .amount Isn't It" - to po~ lor !hen three vear-o!J son every chance to become a hab- 1 a m' Joyce II down Greenup ay so. My llfls think I must Dear Helen· nude shots lor • g~rhe maga- Lucille Ba ll and Eve Arden It Wllh the audiences; he's ID I I 55 a. m.; Pollywog up be some kiDd of a nut to get We, the college Btudents of line Odd offer, too, lo make have a~kf'd for top re~ of Steve every scene of the hrsl 22 seg. l Greenup 7·10 a. m.; Southern aJong wtth them so well. Itoday hereby diSagree With the a lormer Empress Nata lie Allen s one 81 -t play ·The fn· ments .Johnny Deomond 11 Sixty-three women golfers at- Joy. PI Pleasant down Meldabl 2 30 p. m.; Pam- Are girls the problem-sex, or opinions expressed by lhe we. Wood's pala aren't makong IPr v«w • whuh th~y may do about to .be Signed for I he , tended a banquet Wednesday ! CLOSES!' TO PI'! Jean ' ~la D up Meldahl 7.10 p. m; Mmethmg - BRUCE TU member. Alcoholism IS a book on her engagement to as a roncert presentatiOn The oydn~v Chaplm ~ole m Funny olgbt at the Elks Hall that ell- Warner, Pt. Plllaaant y~ B. down Meldahl 8.1& p. Dear Bruce d~aoe and has nothing to do Vl<tdrslov Blatnik but thfly lnmt>d\' retf'l\f'd rtlVe reviews Girl Barbra has 81Ven tum maxed a day's ectlvlty on the Special pr~ were awarded m' ~ane T. up Meldahl 11 20 Nope - they just talk about wtth taking the first drink" smile un•mmously wtwn Vlad when II was PI odur ed m Los her Slamp of approval Ca~- GalhpoiiS . Golf CnurBf ' to Shirloy ell818r ond Dorothy ~ m , Valvohne up Meldahl IZ- i lheJr probleiiiB more - and do The major~ty of us have taken \ngeles 18'1 Molh "''h Lvnn Jl"r Citron llove that name.) After the banquet, pr1zes Lacey, Pomero,.. '6 a. m; J E. Grabm up ,a good build-up as they go. that first drink, and we art Ball as the st 8 r Two u.,;us- Will have • biography ol John were awarded to both the v18 iJ. , • Meldahl 1 50 a m., Irene Cho- We females are apt to be picky sure that tliere are 00 alcohol· and booklll<lkm of the North- V Lmdsay 011 the stands m mg and home teams for lbe out- ' BIIME lmGd~;"" Meldabl 6 10 a. m. and take everything personoUy, lea In our midst We enjoy and DliVOTEr. ro tNTIOESl 0 , I"'" B01Jkmake1s' Assn 10 Eng- September standng efforts put forlh In the l LOW GROSS- Mary Ebers- G a pollo Dam - Barbara while you males save your often Indulge In thiS social ha3 -..EIGS MASON AilE• 1iand want to make Brng eros- Darryl P' 7.anuck ha!l had aeason's second invltiahon meel bach b1t, and we know we can ha~ 8 ~down '40 p. rn; W-2 down breath for blgger blows. """"'" I . . . . . ..,,,.., Iby an honorary m•mber Hea- hiS apartmen; In the Sl RegJB at theiO<'ai linko. SECOND LOW QROSS- Mar- · P· m.; Allee down 11:30 BUT here's a warning. die 1t - N G and L H t:tM•••• •••'•' · and jOrle Ht.t llldaJ. P· m·· EAlton · 'u~>u.o.o ...r1h""""u ., ... r11 on,. 11u~••• son he 1ett!ntly sa1d he enJOY· done over 10 aquarnarme Hertt s yesterday's wmnen 8o Zephyr up 1 05 &. Think twl ce bef ore you get mar· Dear N and L 1 11 ~:;trl;!m;~n; •1 1 ~~....~!~\~' "~~··~~·! ;ed Bnhsh raLmg bt>cause t~f deep red City desks might I VISITORS LOW NET - {Tie) Allee Nl· ~~ 11· Star w es up 2.1~ a m; rlage • minded about a girl who For perhaps 10 per cent of "" Ohio .,.,.,. ""'" , .... ·the almosphere created by tile check the story on alleged sub- LOW GROSS - llennie O'Brl- bert and Betty Miller, d up ' o m ' Titan hates her parenta MAYBE you, "We know we can handle ::;, . , , . "'"""'' '"'"' " " I book res way killer Christopher Lynch I en, Pomeroy i SECOND LOW NET - Betty own 6 10 a. m; Pennsylvan- they de!lerVe II, but maybe ~be's it" will sometime be famoua .!~!!'=: ~: .:"o;,,e:~~,"~~!~~· ~ His lawyer, Kenneth Kaplan, SECOND LOW GROSS - Sue ~ Evans and Betty Sommers. Ia miuver the type who hates too easily- last words Of course you Ohio I Brtty Hulton Signed w II h savs the accused youth has Spurlock, Huntmgton i LOW PUT - Betty McGtn- S t d M - L. W. and It migbl be you. Also if she KNOW It won't be you. .:._H ..... ~.~.".. ••barn•ar r., ........ GAC be ness wee own armet 6 25 p m . sneera jeers or yaps at them · tar• Botttnlllll ll.llnhaU lne u., 1 cause o1 11er regard for been placed m a kmd of soli· LOW NET - Ann Kopcsak Etta Kel M ., ' ~~~~n•m" "" N•• 'for• f'Lt• , _ I one of the agency s execut!'.;e.s, tat y confinement at the Brook· Ravenswood. , WNGEST DRIVE - Nancy m A ~~tte;r:et ~{'JO. p. (or behind' th~lr backs) be care- I This column HI dedkatPd to ,__ p '""'""".. ,...., o..,,....., ,Ray Smiih, whom she met rust lyn House of Detent1on for '>len SECOND LOW NET- Mary Tawney. l ·4··5 · · nlield lui -shell probably do the family hv1ng so If you're havu rr1•• ..-... ••aJI•hla ~Mt• ..,, I a few k So I 1. • p. m., IUa up Wmfield same to • huaband H lng kid t bl "'" - ••• ~ ....... " '"' I· wee ' •go 11 "''•• as and Mr. Kapi•n "hasn't been Ingels, PI Pleasant XLOSEST TO PIN - Gamet t·SO p m . Elisha Wood MORE SLANG .- · rou e or JUSt pla1n :::.~:., 10:,";,:' ~\~~· shes gmng to do more mght-1able to get to tbe Warden to LOW PUT- !Tiel Malelyn Beard IWmfleid 35 a .m ; ' 0 ';!'Dear Helen· trouble, let Helen Help YOU. a.~r 'd.(l~~.~~~ur..011:n•;_•,.;:;nl"; ~,·~ , club appearan<'es. or perbaps fmd out why" V1ctory Jory 1Waters, Ravenswood, and Lilli- Special prtzel were awarded Shearer down Winfield 4. 45 ~ So how abo t th f . I She Wtll also welcome your ~., ,.....'"'""' .,.'.,.• ..; ltake another fling~~ the •tage IS at Flower-Filth. recuperat- an Greene. Pt Pleasant , to Helen Gallowav and Fem ' m HelenZdownWinfleld62$jlese . I ~ ese or col own amusmg e~penences Ad• • . - . . . . - """' .. Teen-age girls ID Eogland ·m& •fler a heart atlack. j LONGEST DRIVE- Eva BaJ·I Evans. I• m ..... ype sang dres& Helen Bottel in cara ol · · · · , _ a Louie. turn to the lthia newspaper, l Leo's Blast Licks LA, 7-6 ,_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 8, 1965 KANSAS mm:e, p~,. ( .J WY 2--2101 ------- LOTS OF GOOD LATE ·MODEL USED CARS, TOO ! Jult Speet.ll • • See your Dealin' ,~an at Plymouthland! Summer Suits Reduced 20% DOWNIE~ROSS, INC~ THI MIN'S. SlQII ·POMIROY ----------------~'------------~-· TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave. Middleport, Olfi ' �....... ) • D Ch • T • 4 2 I cago WI ce I'ndIans rop ' •. ' . Mauch. . Mauch bypasaed Gordy Coleman, first bateman of the Reds, aud tecond baseman Frank.Jiol- Brav~;.. sthecondpolnsl~:n:ll'!.d Uog of the their top draft cltolce, 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, ltU Richard Grant, 18, ek Ha musil ll!elr baseman from Watertown, ANNOUNCI!:s EVENT cago Bla w0 w tadlwa who Ha..... OeDtral It will hold one Manager WedoesdV Tommy Ivan Illlth of Its 1M profei.Sion· ......., of nounced a1 even1s,at " lhe prnew ,._.,., • Stanluot on Nov. lt. KILL ATHLITI'I POOT OIIIM USE HOME ICE CHICAGO (UP!) - 111e .,....... ,. T+L otopo lllli1JTD or - 0011 ......., "' ,.. Ch~ :t', ~!.: J. ':, ~.,W lead In the money race. •..= "": :=, ~,..,. ,;,;~: at . - . • Lo._ - Robinson's cue score and Gonzales reach st.r home. (). f: FOR YOUR Infants and Children's Summer Shoos. WhitM patents, pastels. Robin Hood, · Endicott-Wlllloms. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The world champion St. Louis Cardinals will have a restful but embarrassing AU-Star break. Gene Mauch, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and pilot of the National League All-Star team, completely ignored the Cardinals Wednesday in filling · hout hiS· squad except for pile ers for the All-Star game next Tuesday In Minnesota. MISSES 1 Group Misses Size Hush Puppies. Discontinued style. Sizes 12 112 to 4. Reg. $7.95. Sale $4.78 TEENS 1 Lot Teen Ago Summer Shoes White, bolgo, rod. Brokon oizes 4 to 10. v, Sale $2a00 The Cardinals, who had three starters Jn last year's game, failed to place a single player on the first team or reserve squad. League rules require ijlat every team he represented on the team and the Cards' Bob Gibson probably will be named to the squad Friday when Mauch announces hi• pitching staff. But St. Louis and ninth-place Houston were the only learns which did not place a single fielder on the squ.ad. Mauch did not follow the usual practice of naming the runnersup in the balloting of the players, coaches and msnagers. He selected seven repeaters and two newcomers to the elas· sic. Ed Kranepool, New York Mets' first baseman, and Cookie Rojas, Mauch's second baseman at Philadelphia, were se- - - - MENS & BOYS Mons and Boys Canvss Basketball Oxford, black, white. Sale $2.99 WOMENS Womons Whito, Faded, Beige, Block Tennis Ox· fords. Sizeo 4V> to 10. Sale $1.99 The SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO sets, plugs, nose clips, And it has a calendar. tins, ACCESSOR! ES balls, rings, rafts, etc. snorkels, Inflated beach Goggles, masks, ear Most alarm clocks are kitchen clOCks lllltda allahlly tmaller, Not so this tiny Caravelle. 11'1 1 watch medt 1 ~~ larger. (Measure yaur walch. The Caravelle alarm ltaods I~ inches. And like a fine watch, It Ills a jeweled movement.) The big advantage Is that you can Ptlllht · Caravelle on a night table without crowding the radio or moving the lamp. $16.95 1 Colors: Ivory, 1 red, black, green, blue. No Fed, Tu CAFIAVELLE' DlvlolonOfllllofo Goessler Jewelry Store WY 2-3498 POMEROY Court St., Roll's Ramblings Pomeroy • Only the Noat man's got the No.1 buys: your Chevrolet dealer {See him now/) - everything between. Englnes7 Even the niW 326-hp STYLES AND COLORS) IN HIS NO. 1 CAR: CHEVROLET. Jet VB you can order. Buvs7 There'• no bitter time to glt Modeld Impalas, Bel Airs, Blecayna1. Stylll7 81d1n1, yourself Into the No.1 car. Jutrt - coupes, convertibles, wagons. Colors78Jack, white IIIII most the No.1 place (where the sign 1 THE NO. 1 MAN'S GOT THE STYLE IYOU WANT IN HIS REAR-EN GIN ED FUN CAR: CORVAIR. What 1porty I I i (a Special Shovting NEW Dining Room Furn~ture ! carpentef sOCia•}News 1 • I ° Come Out, See This New line At 1 the No.1 man now It ••v• "Chavrolet") I $2.B8 $3 ' 88 OXFORDS-- LOAFERS man'• got It In Chevelle. Standard Size 6V2 to 12 ::d pr. MENS II BOY'S OXFORDS-- LOAFERS $3.88 pr. $4.88pr. Ctnv~t Basketball Oxfords Loe+lrt $2.99 pr, NOW'I THI TVill TO OIT A NO.I IVY ON 1111 NO.I CAUl W. MAIN ~ ' STREET -·· _., . . ......... . POMEROY -. ~· ... -- .... ............. ~, PHONE WY 2·2126 Julg Saving11 36 Printed Terry Cloth 98c UGULAR 1.19, YARD-- - - - - - Do yo u rself proud and save a bundle . on lop ot the e.-Ire savmgs you make with Jh e au to exc1se ta)( c ut m etfecl now. Dnve a b1g-perlorma nce ·s~ Rambler. Take In the luxury room. sporty extras. Then tree·!>Win!Jing summer deala d W 111Q AHmbiHr ' s Swap 'NGo Sale. che c k the Ter r1 ltc d ee's e\ tlle lo wes! pnces yel- AMERICAN - the Ec:onomv King: a1rd you go Rambler-solid Rambler· sure, end Wil h alllhe Ramblsr extra values. l!ke WOMEN'S-CHILDREN'S TENNIS SHOES MIRY Styl11 end Colon ------~-2 PR. $3.00 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT buckilt . console, lloor sticksand 11111 SIIV8$ ~ou Double·Safely Brakes . and more. CQmt on In, The going 's great and the buys are the greatest al your Rambler dealer nowl plenty. CLASSIC-new lnlermediale·Si lE nambler; In sedans, convertiblf:!!l. wat;~ons . ootlon.Jl vinyl-rool h.a rdtops; performance options up lo 327 c:u . in. V-8 . 36" and 45" SEERSUCKER and GINGHAM Size 3'12 to 6 2 PR. $5.00 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY Big summer deals plus excise tax cut equals big savings 1 11 SizM 6 to 12 and the body etyle and the color end the equlPf11111t-IH your Chevrolet dealer aoon. Hurryl ..... e comes as sporty as you w~nl to make lt - to make sure you get Just the Chevelle for you-the model · CoMir Monza Sporl Coupe Now' Ram olersr SJM~rp'N/il&tllrJ..E tl SPECIAL MEN'S--BOYS' MIDDLEPORT Bert Cox, Alben•. local, and Barbara ,cent ~ McCiure of Dexter reGierhart, g..,ts of Mr.were and allMrs. Relatives who helped Mendal Dale Stansbury. Jordan celebrate his birthday Mrs. Zelia Perry and grandon Wednesday and Wednesday daughter, Donna. DaviS, .have night were Mrs. Melva Faye 1returned home alter ~pe.ndmg a Crabtree, Albany, Mrs. Faye week in Columbus VISlhng Mr. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd and WORK SHOES • i Just leave It to Chevrolet to make 1ure Foreman & Abbott :;~gh~;,~- Alba~:· ~?~~,:~t:~da~dr. ~~~ ~';; ~:~:~ 1 MENS Or VBI, all the way up to 3110 hpJ H you Mint I LOAFERS GOT THI! POWER YOU WANT (THRIFTY SIX OR BIG VB) IN HIS MIDDLE-SIZED CARt CHEVELLE. If you llkl your oer neaHiud and nimble, the No. 1 MAN'S you can order one of our livelier Turbo-Fir• Rutland Furniture . . . , !......,===--...,.,.-===.,_=.,..,.=....,,..,.=,..,.=------=,..,,...,."""""' OXFORDS Turbo-Fire VB, depending on model. Chevello Malibu Sport Coupe 1 ~ ! Corvalrs look like they cost a lot. Leave : It to your Chevrolet dealer to make ' : aure they don't. .- SHIFTS i- Amos Burke' Secret Agent" I Sizo 8'12 to 3 . COMFORTABLE I AMANA AIR-CONDITIONER -. .. . .. . .... . . . .. and ! engine 11 a hulky Six or 1 powerful horMpower In Corsas if you order it, • will 28.9 TurfiD. THE NO.1 MAN'S GOT THE CHOICE YOU WANT(MODELS, easy steering; up to 180 Turbo-Charged WY 2-5321 Kaye Phillips Sisters Style Shop DRESS FLATS ant suspension; rear-engine traction; Lowest Price Ever Telet'ision Revlle COOL be sand- 1 wiched between two spy ser ies · 1 driving a Corvair: four-wheel independ· • Fully Automatic Thermostat • • e I 1 THE NO. s 1 R0 US H S J Ul Y sedan's a hardtop now. And what sport At The i Danny ~ style it Is: every Corvair coupe or I Cools An Average Size Home 0 new version ol· "Burke's , Law") and " I Spy." with RobBy Tom RaU ert Culb and comedian Bill Glued Cottons and Madras Cosby. Fridays wiU also provide some thrilling competition for a By RICK DU BROW much ratings headway against half-hour as '·Peyton Place ." Entering Montreal rrom thP Thanking him, we left in No longer were we ompletely 1 Uoi&ed pre1 a Interaatioaal teJevision·ti most popular sencs, the Smothers Brothers sJiuat10n 1 th to ut " th a sea"'h of "St Pierre" Twice in th~ dark - so we thought. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Tete- but it is probably his last sell· comedy and ''Mr. Robert s" enlOr e au ro e, . . a ba ttle .t.o be deter- ', modernon 5 uperhJ.ghwa~· , 1 was ' more we circled the hospital Anothr hour later, we Iound V1ewers will have to make a son on the networ ks anyway.. ga~e m unaware that I would have to complex, three more times we McTavish St. 0~ a lhr~tory soul·searrhing decision next . On Mond<~~ mghts, thr~ f,lc· mmed by the public taste. Court St., Pomeroy learn French and develop a asked directions, only to have apartment buildmg, .1. discover: season as to which of three tmnal favontes .of a~d•em~es l ..~A:_r~oug~h:_:se~a:so:n.;a~-h~e:ad~_:_~v~:~~Y~-J.-------------------j' third 8ense for ligurin.g out traf- people !ell us, We are strang·~ a small but fa~mltar "DU' American institutions they m~st over th~.year.s w1ll ~~ m d1rectl. -·--·-f u.~,ts In order to find the ers here ourselves.'' sign. I wondered If youth 11os· owe their allegiance : Walt D1s- competition m then half·hour i house at McGill . . tels were as hard to find in •ney Ed Sullivan or the FBI. formal s: 'fht new "Jesse ; SPECUL Jl~ lWIU'NCEMENT . .. , h 1 . lanned lo About thJs tJrne we got smart Europe. , Thi!i awlul state of aHairs James" s~nes, "Lucy" and : UmverSify .where P and went to restaurant lor a 1 rang the doorbell rang it .11 b. faced each Sunday be- ''Dr. Kildare." This is the seaslav overSig t. d · h '!'he 1 f d 10 a • WI e . . ' FROM RUTLAND FUJCNJTURE CO. r~ oun . again and again. No answer. I cause Sullivan and the new son that Kild~re sphts mto two 1 . san w1c · Actually. 1, of course. ne1th- p~one b~.ok.. Delta Upstl~n, gol a family next door out of drama series, "The FBI ," com- 30..minule ep1sode8 a week .. . er learned French nor complete- 3934 Mc1aVISh. 842-4492_, I dial- bed. "'I'm sure somebody's pete head-on, and the last half- Also on Mondays, there will ! Jy solved Montreal's maze of ed the number. One rmg, two there," a middle-aged woman h ur of the Disney show runs be a thr~·way ralmgs t1ghl one-way .st~t.s. I only succeed- rings - a woman answered told me. . 0to the fir~t half-hour of the among a new show called "Run ! ed in becomina exasperated and ratlled off a long speech Once agai 11 I tried the bell ml t For Your Life" about a fellow · -~ · · h d d ' ot 1er wo. · . 1 - the ln 1Frenrh of whJc I left the autoroute 10 th word "no"I un er~loo knocked ' and threw pebbles a. At the moment • SUllivan who is ill and is trymg - · toJ' IJve ' r18 h- on Y e · gainst an upstair! window. must be considered a ratings it up in his remam.mg 1me; 27 car of ah d·Y:•kr-odld Eng , Then she said "I'm sorry "Just like at school," I thought, lavorite over "The FBI," chief- "Ben Casey.'' who Will keep on man who ou. but there IS . no ·serv1ce . for the "they're all out on dates. , · th e .111 , th oug•h . presum. f 0 a p1c ..ed hmed up ntin· 1y because he has been a bl e to curmg Side ttaw~ •·;h a"b~~y" number you have dialed." At We left, disgustedly, to look b•l back virtually all comers ably not hiS compelillon : ~nd uous Y curs~ e lo ed least we now knew the address. for a room for the night. ()Ver the years It is .a reason~ i Steve .Utwrentt>, who feels fme roads ever smce we . s w bl certainty· however, that and wdl bow in with a musical· down to ask a cabdnver how a e .'. ld ••'fhe · ., 1 et to McGill A heavv under no conditions wou vane 1Y sen · ~~rench c g accent · answered · that · FBI" be canceled In mtd- On Tuesdays. "CBS Reports," : U was. •About 15 blocks and season. whirb has a hard enough time Another head-on collision on getting a r<~ling as 1t is, 1 1 w1ll ; turn right. " d p we drove on, stopping to ask Sunday nights will fin " erry fi nd i!seH. tn 1 1.~ new so. U;J ~ directions three more times beHeresy Holler Get sometimes undeserved re- Mason'' in a new slot, up i against the ext~emely J>?~ula~ : fore meetmg someone who could July 3, 1965 known; 5against " Bonanza." It . ts n:t -~· show called . fh• I ~":it~~~·. tell us _that McGill was on Dear Sir: But, known to be propinquit· expected that Mason wdl ma e nol. to ment1on one o .- s ratmg·polent weeklv movies. Sherbrooke St. May I lake this method of! ou• h. k> On Wednesdays , ihe Bob Hope About an hour later we fou.nd expressing to a lady whose Their values tend lo s rm Jordan and Bryan, Mr. ~nd theatr~ and th~ Oick Van Dyke McGill, but not the fralermty comments have brightened the to us . . I Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Ruth, . show are no~ onlv up against house. Now the streets were pagP.s ol the Sentinel fOI many By mere conflrmlly. \Jane, Jackie, Danny, Betty and leal'h ulher . but. al~o aaJnst running in ('ircles. Three tJme!! moons. Blanche M. Haskins: , Jerne Sue, and Mr. and M.~s. l ABC-TV's ntw one-hour we~1t>rn . " we circled a com plex . of m _od· "l'hanks for lh"m •. ·,nd words.~ ' So , plea~e leis keep !ynono- Dorsey Jordan Kodney, VJr· th C·>!i " ' · ~ ' ' lor . mme prOJX'l' 1.\' . .~or " trn hospitals before I de1ded "mou~. _ lginia, Ricky and Ra~ph. forni<tn\ entitled "The Big Val· lo get out and inqu ir~ a! a 1 For tho~e worrls were not a Anon an~ H1eronymous . Mrs. Eldon Markms, Bruee , lt>v:· which IS likl'llf'd to · Hopouse which looked very simi· !"perfecting of pl'aise from tre Th.at I won .t be L"Onfuted with and Lisa, have reiurned from n~nl.<i, _ only with B<trbara iB r lo : American student apart· mouths of Jabes and t~uck· Fac~s to d1srupt my fulured a visit in New Symrna Bt>ach, !Slanw yek as the guiding mama ,Jwnts. lil');gs" but rather an encouragebliss . Fla ., with her parents , Mr. I instead nf Lorne Greene as the A sign on the !root proclaim- ment from a fully mature per- And equanimity. and Mrs. Bruce McDowell. They . 'd' g pa Ther will of ed it "The fudor House." AI· son whose own ability to make Hieronymuus Alcibiades also called at the home of gm__ ~n _ P~ . :_.. ---~ ' tt'r tryln~ three door11, 1 college. words sit on pedestals and JUmp Wenceslau1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre, San- : age boy lin ally an•wered. I a<k- 1through hoops Is unquestioned ford, Fla. ~>lher relatives. ed . "Can you tfl ll me where the to any who. ranking prob:1hly Mr. and Mrs. James Neace Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett, D•lta Up•Jinn t·~ I<'! " only No. 22222, has to try even and family of Logan, w. va., .local. and Mr. and Mrs . W. L ··Delta UpMihm; ho •aid with harder. were weekend tuests of Mr. ISwell. M1ddlepnrt, were ID a blank hKik on h~lllJCf, ''1 nev· But to Mrs. Haskins' curiosand Mrs. Eldon' Markms 8 n d fCharleslon, Y, , Va, recently .. to er ht'urd thut word . Walt. "Ri. ily about the identity of "Hier· Jamlly and Mr. and Mrs Gary Lall on M1. and M1~. A. H. Cas· rhard.' he l'llll•d towards a onymous." I must answer With Welch and children, Ctrcle- . ler upstairs window. lone of my (perhaps blessedly) ville are spendmg their v<u.:a· ~ ~r and Mrs CecJI ~;l~gly Richard appeared and I 8· rare eruptions mto rhyme. h rou from the ;lwn 'at the Markms home and fanuly of Athe~:.; ca . f'- at gam went through the routme Some persons w1th felicity The YoutB Gt tpCh h and l Timmy Sayl'e, who accom· :the home or h1s h1o1her mla~ ''The frats Jre on St. Pierre," V1ew 'blessmgs" of pub!ir1ty; Ca~pefnler . ap 15oyeduarnc out- [pamed Mrs Eldon Markms and and slstt>r, Mr. and 1'11T5h· Art 1 de enJPark Huntmgton children to Flonda, returne d ur Crabtree recent1·v. tey Ma1· . others shrmk w1th hor· their am1 I thought he saJ'd . Wh1le C 1es 1h m on Monday accompamed so VISited With his paren s, r. - - -- -- f mg at am n ' ror rom ·entl Those who made the 0 e f · G1llo I FIRST The least atlemot (, borrow ~ec Y;e Mr and Mrs Clay by his grandparents, Mr. and and hMrs. e~~ h,S Y· M QUALITY from , Jnpd we Da,le and Barba;a Mr Mrs. Carl Sayre, who VISited l'ed der gran ddaug lers, '1 rs EGULAR or an, • · 'th th . nd d 111 1ed er gran aug 1ter ~~ r s. R I The~r anonymity d Mrs Ronald Whittmgton, WI e1r son 8 oug er-1n- 1, c 1 M i 1 MrA;thur reI an · , law Mr. and Mrs. Joe Savre aro yn os ~r 0 C rt 'f" d O"l St f n ' Jenny and Ronda, Mrs Madge ' " ..entlv to viSit at the rome of a I 18 I a 10 ! For prophets. not of our home Dye. Thad and Lisa and Cheryl : for a few days. C ·, pa ts Mr and Mrs. ' Pom.roy Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan ' aro yn 5 ren ' W M•in St. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::i::::_....iOi'";_wiOin;.,iiiiiioiiiiiiiiiii=--=•• Stanley, Mr. and · Mrs.d sRay- an d B. ryan an d. 1Mrs H·aZt' I CuI- Leon Woodrum A "" pnse cook -~- - - -mond Nelson, Sus1e an ~ra, well spent Salurda mght and ,out was held honormg Mrs. Gal. We are expanding our furniture lint:s and have now added Carol Fraley, Nancy Smith, S d . C 1 b Y lh tl 'away's birthday and a b~rlh1 Freda Jones, Ruth Starkey, 0- Aft' ~Y ~n u~ ~s w~- ~e day cake wBS g1ven her. Mr a beautiful line of dining room suites, whi ch we haven't deB Marshmglon, Regina and re . Jces IC Y Ice a ~ and Ms .Jamf's Petty and child· · d M . 0 d \\' d- · 1 1.11 M00re and Mr and Mrs. compamed them home and Will 0 stocked before. We inv ite your 111spect ,on. y Visit Ihe Culwells h1s grand~ 1en, Mr .an rs nvl Rex Cheadle, Donme, Kalhy f 'k 'rum and !'!Oil and the child ren 1 ' parents, or a wee . 1 R . and exl•. M dM J St b ·of lhe Woodrums were a I I I Mr. and Mrs fern Gillogly d r.dan ht rs. ~r? bans ur~ ~ present for tht occasion. aaccompanied Mr. and M r •· ~n ~g er, 0 umtl;;,"·c:" A birthday dmner hononng , Gallipoli!l on Sunday where they 1aurpa nhoce were at est· Lavern Jordan was held at the mt over a recen IenJOYP d 11 cookou t Yil-,h ·Mrs. er nfe d d home of Mrs Fave Jorda n AI· WOMENS Dorothy Fraier and fam- lweeken . Mrs. Pnce returne . M ·, d Mrs Dorto her home on Sunday follow- ~ tendmg were r an . 1ly Jo1dan and family, Mrd d J d Mr and Mr• Reed Jeffers 1mg surge~ y. She 11 reported to --, 1 or an an · · be 1 f and Mrs Men a ere supper guests on Sundi!y conva escmg satJs actorJiy. d h I I d "The Area's Fasfest Growing Furnit ure Store" New Stules w . Mr. and Mrs Clalr Stansbury, Walter, an t e. ~avern . or an , evenmg at the home of Rev. family LBvern IS ronvalesemg RUTLAND, 0, :lza:o~4~t~o~l~O=========-~:...-'::r· 1an d Mrs B. J ones an d fam1 1Y· Juha and Clara Mae"'- of Grove· SH 2-4811 C l' sata~Sfactonly followmg major Guests on Saturday evenmg port, the Jerry Stan~uurys, o· · WOMEN'S at the Waller Swell home were llumbus, Mrs. Mural Galaway surgery~--~ _________ ______ --· -----" .------ Italian Slyl•• Sin 4 to 10 •' ' .. ....... ,.' ....... . - one does better. • WILL MAKE IT C-0-0-L FOR YOU! Federal Excise ~· • this tiny palls, sprinkling cans, lawn mowers, SWIMMING lected to the team for lbe first time. Cth J h Ed rd a c er 0 nny wa 8 shorlslop Leo Cardenas of cmnall; third haseman~~~:~t Santo of Ch!ca~o and ers Johnny Callison of ph!a' Robetlo Cle~ente of . burgh, Frank Rohmson of . d Bill ~~-Ill 1 1 cm_nat an Y ams Chicago, also "ere selected __ .,..,. Daily_sent!n~el:_P_ome~y:Mid~leport!..~ July 8, 1_965-::5 1 co;::he~m~~~ee :0 ~~nesda)'E, t etc., to keep the kids amused and happy. FOREMAN & ABBOTI 'i8,500 B. T. U. alarm can do SUMMER TOYS Defending Champions are Ignored in NL Selections Prices begin at Anything a clunky FUN·IN:nf£e~UN S't, NEEDS~ Garden All-Star Tilt Tuesday INFANTS & CHILDRENS ~~- ,,' I ~~i:·tiPsilon • l> _. _._' ..... --·- ... ._ . • ca a~unc: =~m~ !~n!~t~: SHIRT ' . . .-.. LAS VIAGAS, Nov. (UP!)- home lea In Chlcaao, sopllllDc ON TOP NEW YORKill(UPI)-Bob CHICAGO IUPI) _ Manager mark. full Innings and gave up but Inning and Gary Bell, e1r , five hits Thursday night In winworked 4 1-3 Innings, got them with Rojll! and Kranepool. rlngton B'•die Tebbetts will t~st the ali- Kralick was Dtasted by · b' Unuo to and lead B1• the _.ton pUI'8Uilcon" the nightcap, 4-2, In II in- win. He also chose Ro won "' lng arm of another of his pitch- Orioles at Baltimore last Sat-lntn! It was Stage's fourth win Peters was taken out after Vada Pinson, two national harness erB tonight as the Cleveland In- urday m a brief rellet otint thatlnlngs. . the third In the accordlnjj to . h df t complete game In five de- Tribe surge m . second ti F d1ans, fresh from a doublehead- saw h1m take t e e ea · ,. Locker and Hoyt balloting and added Clemente. HarneSI Racing los tule. ar01 er win, try to _capture the four- now sayo his arm feels fine . ~~sTrlbe also took the open- work~!<! the final six frames Roblns~n and Clemente · retained his lead game sen.,; w1th Chicago. Tebbetts shows he IS taking h1m e. 4-2 and now are back within Cldcago. be making their sixth haswon w~th~O : Jack railck (2-Q) ruled out at his word. f lea e-teadin Colavito Breaks Tie ances In the classic co e """"046 of the starting rotation and per- Tebbetts waited two ~l-l g~rnes 0 gu g Singles by Larry , have All-Star batting haps even limited action be- before_ he finally gave the mneso aPelen Errors Rocky Colavito and Fred over .400. cause of a troublesome. elbow, acqUISI!Ion from the Twins, In lhe first of the set, the field, helped by another Edwards, Santo, Callison and Will be workmg agam~t. rommy Stange, a start. He must Tribe picked up all four of its Sox error, sparked the Tribe's Williams were named lor the FINISHING John, traded by the 1ribe dur- klckmg himself o•er that now. rWis in the third Inning, aided win In the second game. third !!me, and Cardenaa Will Our best quollty mg the wmler. John has a 6-3 The righthander worked by two White Sox errors. Chicago scored In the second, make his second appearance. oervlce Chicago starter Gary Peters but Cleveland tied lt when Mauch announced that committed the .arne sort of err- Brown scored on a double by waukee Manager Bobby Bra1 DAY SERVICE or that gave the Sox a win over AlVIs ln the thlrd. gsn and Cincinnati skipper Dick ON REQUEST Cleveland in the first &ame of Cleveland broke the tie in the Sisler would be his coaches. the series. eleventh. Brown singled to Peters' trouble started In the pinch runner Dick Howser SIGN TOP CHOICE third when Joe Azcue walked placed Brown on first ATLANTA (UP!) - The Miland Pedro Gonzalez bWiled to- looked on while Davalillo waukee Braves ward the mound. His throw was out and Alvis struck out. high into right field, letting Az. vito then singled, driving Howthird. Chuck Hinton walked to Gonzalez scored on a single Colavitn on second and by Luis Tiant, who went to field singled to center, scoring third on a single by Vic Daval- Cclavito. Hinton scored and illo, then home on 1 single by Whltfield reached third Max Alvis. Davalillo wao ootfielder Tom McCraw thrown out going for third, but ran the ball lor an error. Alvis got across the plate on a Chicago picked up one run single by Hinton to climax the bottom of the el<venth, Tribe scoring. it wasn't enough to Tiant lasted into the fourth the Tribe edge. ·~···· · · ·. ~ R•g. 19e 69c Y A R D - - - -- - NOW SHOWING MANY NEW FABRICS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL" SEWING Cuotomlaed Dl'ftsmoklng 1 Speclolty With Us Tlte Fabri~ Singer Soles & Service WY 2-2284 POMEROY Shop You'll swing a sweet summer deal when you RAMBLER '65 by American Motort McCa II' s Potterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 East Main St., Pttteroy �··· - ...\ . -. '· . . ~ ·••- .. · ····----· • - W • • • • • ••o••'-· •'•·•' . -· . . . . •· . Classified Ads Your Modern Co mmunitv Bulletin Board For For Sa:=le=--....,....- Rent --·ICAB::-:::B:7AG"'E::-,-;bellns, cucumbers FOR RENT -Trailer space aod tomawes. Clarence Prof· on N. SeCOJJCI.av tn Mlddl.. fit~ Portland, Ohio. VI 3-%254. 6 29 tic porl Near sbo""'"• Pt"~ distriot. Concrete patios. Call WY J.. USE OUR effiCJ'eot "---t .__. t'"' %186, WY 2-3346 or WY Z.::c ohampooer FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre sham· -- - - - - - - - tutUULATJUNI poo. Baker Furniture, Middlerb• Publllber ~ uw rllbt 3 ··• , ROOM ,,._,_,_ ..... .. ldlt 011 ..-.. w lldl ~ · a.uu " LWIWt.I.IC\o a!-..port, Ohio. 6 29 6tc :;;;;.:::;r·'~m.=.::,~ ~~ ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- SEWING ch" . ~ n~her «<ll not tte ~ lol' Wilt. 5 U tfe rna mes, repair s-more m~r~ one 1nanrnd lJIMrUua vice, all makes. WY 2-22.8t. · batb 4 and MODERN uru room • The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. , Ceob •:, w:!',. .....':':"'..~~ ~~~ ~:C Authroized Singer Sales and lJ ~e~:u~ ~~:,· r! OODpo INQI • -Service. a 29 tfc eeut.tw tUeranna. TRAll..ER LOTS free sew· DON'T PUMP you slugglsb sep. 1 :_~:U.:.J:"'.~JI~:;.. palct • • age and water. Brown'a Trail tic tank. Get Kltan-Em~AD cAan11~ ":!NK~' '!,~": er Park (State Approved) septic tank cleauer. Lando tmum lleb addll:klaal ..m \41. MlDeravfile, Oblo, Pbone WYI mark .11'111 Bureau. onu-=aouu .. -· 1 1.5 tfc " , , . ._ M "' ,.. •· "' ...,. ......_ · I 18 tfc ..': = 4 laturd.N' 1:30 ll. .. • UaOI ..,.... IT'!; 80 IAn ..... ., PHONE pOmeroy 2 SIGNS Motor Co. OP QUALITY 1964 Volkswegen Deluxe 2 dr. : - - $1595 1",000 mil.. blolocal owner. Vinyl intenor, PB, Radio, " Whl'lewall til' es, oks and runs like new. 1963 Chevy 11 1~ 1t $1695 h'te 1 Local owner, spotless dean interior, new. . ne w wall tires. Radio and heater. Beige and fawn fm1sh. 1963 Corvlir Monu Cpe. _ Now $1599 Black finillb, 4-speed trans;, 110 e_ngine, red vmyl bucket seats, radio, heater, good whJtewalltlires. Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ OPEN EVES. 7~ ~ PAL MOBILE 48 I 8 2 Homo, bedroom,1957 good condi~ n •••• WY 2-2156 Mr• Reed • .......,v • lion. Phone Ohio. 167-6:18. 8-26-aotp W1nted To Buy Ll"v•toclc i h d 8 eB, ANTIQUE FurnltuTe, Auto Sal" mlocellaneous. Call or write: FOR SALE- Five galled rid· Mrs. Howard Cecll, 800 W. ing horse, registered. Phone FOR SALE - !962 Ford Con- Main St., Pomeroy. WY 2-2323. 7 8 61c verUble Galaxie, $1495.00 6 2p Uc WY U208. 7 8 6tc FOR SALE _ 2 m•"lk cows. 19511 CADIILAC SedantJrDeville,d Bu-'nell Serv1·Coolville, 985-3235. 7 8 3tc 70 1XJ11 "I Good .. -• , 11'U. es. es an 1955 Liberty IIDU8e Trailer, 34 ft. x 8 ft. Alvin Tripp, Ches~ er, Ohio, Phone 9115-4190. 7 8 6tp -----------1 Notice ,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-.lONE GAS Tappan range, $40. Phone WY 2-2516. 7 a 3tc HAVE MOVED ' must sen-35 H.P. motor, 14 ft. boat and tralle!· See. at Cozan Gar- . condition, teOO. Air condi- ACCORDIONS, new and used. Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. age m Racme. 7 8 3tc lioned 2-1 A:.OA}"' ..._rt repairing t tuning• tes2439 by Mark IV. Call7 Wy 2 Gtp Twentieth Centnl'n Welders, no . 100!1. Also large selection ot Dr. R. L. Slack, M.D. ·-• polnts condensors rheostats .aue Ramll1er new and used pianos, organs Office Hours: or resistors. 20 ye~r warran- World Bllllldard at eompact and guitars. George Riddle, ty, free trial. Welding supEuelleaoe Accordion and Pianoland. Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. pHes Meigs County Land- 1HJ car nom, ddt ad per- 2928 E. 5th Ave.• Columbus 7 8 Jlc farmaDee. 8maD ear eCODOIIIJ 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-1193. 1-4P.M. .....,.., mark', p 0..-~y. ud ~ 7 1 SOtp USED FURNITURE. 1 day Other dotes by appt. bed , 1 Chi na ca b'me t , 1 four "= IJetnpuUtu MGtah CAR wASHED and vacuUm· AUWMUBlLE lniUf8,.QCe beeD burner gas range, 1 bookcase, 1. Mlbl Street, PomerOJ ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 CBDceUodT Ul8t Rollaway Pboat f t ...,. Page st., Middleport. WY 2"-Ayour arv oper• o-.. b d bed, 1 d 1I Corner Ch 1 &or'l UcenM! \oOUI "a ...- . cup oar • 5 an ' es f 22 tfl! 3716. Open from 8 a. m. to llilfc drawers, 1 dresser, 1 what9 p. m. seven days a week. . et, two Reel "-'""e for Sale p Wall Cabin metal At•t not. 6 30 301 Straight chairs, One 5X7 COD HeIp Wanted ~ LARGE LOT for sale in Rut~ tact printer, ·1 record player, . Rl BULLDOZER WORK wanted. Will ll sep- Ia nd• on Depot St., facmg · t 1 ti HELP Wanted: LlcenBed prac-- pas c cur BID. se 124 Phone WY 2-5559 Small dozer, reasonable rate. l"nK ........ Nw. arately or all for $70.00. Call f • 7 .8 121p PhOne WY 2 - •~ ~tOte Dura. for tical \.AU~ •UAJO, tng Home, at Pomeroy, Oblo. Mason 773-5216 Friday, July ~ "c 9 Salurd oW"W I ay t JulY !Otb On IY• SMALL HOUSE I larg! I0 t I 26 NOTICE! ~4tc~ U. S. Clvllltrvtce fllfll ~---~~:i!i~~~:!!~=t=-===:---:-..!_7;,.7 _, ilh Railroad Street, Middleport. Small do"" payment, balan- monthly Contr t Ir .... • ac • Wellman, Bradbury or Mid· dleport, RL 1. 7 6 3tp ~~w;:-..':.:~nc:" .u.. uoemeat 1965 STEREO console w raThounndl of tobt opell Pnpue.tarr dio. Equipped with 4 speed tntnln~ Qtlttl IPJNiiDte.L IQettdOI hanger Nic walnut finish lliUIU' ~ f'B.II lDllJrma. c • e . hun on JOnt. 111111•, "" ... IIIMDIDU. Thil aet 3 montbJ old. Take w~,.~ '"lfiJ' ~.,..., tUim•, ,.. 1nd · ~~~nno over payments of $5 per HOUSE for sale, Laurel CIIU 1 .r~<-"ln ..m ... 1o1 ~. POIIIeiVJ th baia d d II Ph \ITY ,.r mon or pay nee ue, roa , acre. one 1 ,~ ,h !lftnr.lnel. l"a!DII'W. O!d~ $69.54:. Try it In your home. 63%2. Lo•t and Found Call WY UOSS. 7 7 61c AID Rift MARK IV AUT0 ( 0NDIT j ONING Route 1, racuse, has on sale, Thurso• Milo• cou•rv. o••• day, Friday and Sattorday.LIOAL NOTICI ••. "·"' Milk, 69c gal.; B(ead, Mana• •• E"ATI co•vn••c• 01' CIRTAIN RIAL 01' loaves, 69c; Bologna, 3 Jbs. ••...o•u•v cwutcH oF cMRisr. 01' R. D, MIDDLIPORT, OHIO, $1.00; Reg. cigareltes, 25c pk; :.~·~~';!·,~~.1'~.'lm••· Dairy Fair Ice milk, reg. 79c Notice lt hereby fiY&n lo the offi. - 49c II gal. 7 Uic eon and memberw of tbe BndbUry Chunh ol Chrllt of M.lddiiPort. B.. 1963 FORD TRUCK, ball ton. D., Ohio, and to 111 others whom It 4,200 actual miles. $1,295. Cali may C41D9ra. that on lhe 8UI tlQ of July, 196!1, the Truat:ee11 of the Brad· SH 2-5052. 1 8 ifc bury Church ot Christ of R. D. Mid· •• ••• half Jersey heifer' Due to freshen August. John J. Rose, 1 WI Bashan, P 10ne 9-2821. 1 6 3tp ELEVEN HEAD of stock cattie ' including 3 year old regis· tered Hereford bull. Phone WY 2-7028 7 7 3tc · 1anll Notice -v LEGAL NOTICI The Millard M. Romlae Mil eetate Will be •old 1t til• office ot crow. Crow & Porter, Attornen. Pomeroy, Ohio, Ob Tueldey, Jul7 lJIJI, IIIII, at 1o:oo o'clock A. M. PrvptrtJ con· tli!U' U .2. acre• more or leu lnd .. known u Uu Arthur stout propert' In Rutland •rown~~hlp, Melp County, Ohio. Dear LIDJJvln.. Oblo. IPPrl... ed at UlOO.OO. Property cannot btl Hld for le•• thu the IPP1'tiled "'I· ue. AdmlnJitratbr reterve• the rtllht to relect IDY lnd IU bJdJ, Sale IUbject to the approcoal. VII ol the court. Property contalzul STARTING AT 10 A.M. DST Teras Road, Watcb 'lf1r Sign, 7th Bouse Fut EVOIIII Pacldn( Co. Mr, & Mn, G. E.....haw OwiiOII Col. R, I. Knolls _. Col. Androw Lemloy, Delblrt "· lltralnr of Millard M. BoaUa.•· A4lhin· the F.ltd& of Bomlu. O.Ceued. C1J e. a. Jtt. 3tc "urft I ---------..1 s .. 11. Semblance 12.T.8. financing plan note cal bil'd 23. Curative land m....,.. • .......,.,., moot'11.1115 "'""'"' erb'- ProPtriY comer, fHt 101 '''"' •• """'' "'"' " ' · " " IUtveyed tn 1914 bJ" tM Ohio De· partmut of HIJllwln for the re. note - Java 37.Dry 39. Animal's toot <0. lllo!lan /NC/1JOIN'POLIC£ OFFICERS!!-AND 50 AH HAS CAUSED 71) 8E !5SU£D FREE !SCHOLARSHIPS TO ALL OF OVER 15 welcht l•tlng centerline of County RQ.ad lH e dl•tanc• ot 1TII.'t3 feet to the auntor's mo•t •outhwe•terly ~t::.er~~ ~~~~ '::!n' :~110 'Z:.~ 13; tllenc• Nortll s:s ct••· 58' U" west :If\~/ ~~onli1n:h! ~f:t~~:~· ;u~~;.';~~ f::r:~ ~7-S FPDA 14TI pro· pertyormtor'• corner molt belb••outh'""'terly 254.06 leet ria-ht of Station 100 PIUI 09.24l thence Nortb 00 deJ. 28' lfo" We1t 1lonr the Gnntor'e properlY line 1 tUHanc• otweJterly 1oua f•et to th• orant~~: ::~~~o~~:T~r~::rrn~Y co:; the • lltl., IIU., loo. TJII. &,., ltJ, ..... Olt. 13.6 cu. ft. u •.•• • "' flalt, liD dl!llusllrc- - 'Jt'o a summer. apeoiaf-40 par cant fur • -. . "" per cent. ol _ wo • and 10 per cent down!~ .. ill ... Paclcoges Dmll' stfclllal\8lllll. A dtJislt ill - . "''' "'""StaUon "' "''"" ""'' 0~.15 '"'; r!Jht <If 19'1 plu• • Bla' 11JG.Ut. - thenee North T7 deJ. 8:1' II'" Eut alo~ •aid c•aterllne m · Grantor's Nort erly ProPI!rty lin• • 4l•tmce of 214.00 teet to lb.1 il'u1 plll~e of be . (lnnlnJ. Contlinln• O.ta llcN or which the P.R.o. occupW 0.21 ac· I'll •. B •.._ o n to wbich the Grantor clalrlll title by ~eed 160, Pille 4~1. Itreoorded I• belnJIn Volwne tbt a.&itnUon ~ U.o Grutee ht~reln to conve an of the real estat~: upon wh!c . the church and PlnoJllle are li Uate. and on which 1ald piece of 1round U altuatld thl ed.lf1ce 1nd Panon· llie of tald Bradbury Church of ChrLit. Slid PetiUoD lnd CIUie wiD be burd on Mond11, the lith day of z.u!tu::· ~~'· or I. •oob therelfter t • 1Wil .,..... fbldretw• hold nearly fo.buahet. , space for ~c-.. ....... • EWIIY s••tf fu" ~ full-<' 33. BathbOIJae 36. Club 38. Aside 39. Troj IIJl prince 41. Confidence ..... >42, Liring 43. Capital ot Drenthe Neth. DAILY CRYP'rOQUO'.l'F: - Here's how to work U: SJ69·95 ......,..,.door ... ear. t 31. Thin oootiDg 32. Because t4. Broader AXYDLBAAXB LONGJI'ELLOW One letter simply 8ta.n.ds tor another. In thla aample A 1s used for the three L's, X fnr the two 0'11. etc. Single lettertJ, a~ trophle~, the length and formutJon ot tbe words are all bl.ntl. Each day the code letten are dlftenm.t. ho dBt A Oi)lllop- . . . . . . . .VEYVHMIH BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Robo" :'"'1:::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::. •=.,;;~~~~"~'-~'~'·~"~·~·=·~· SPRITE PICNIC JUG .. Make one stop for your car KCBMH ' MIIFBT I I WMPO Radio 12 .00 l:i. :JO 12 ·30 3:'10 415 UO 4:4{o 5 00 5·05 6·00 6 10 GV~H NIOKM BXJI'CDI>XClH SFB OICit 'IRAC. • otESTI!R GOULD FBT NXOHK,&M.- I<EilSC>l CON· FESSED EVEI<'YTHING JUST a·MMSXFB IN TIME. "E MINUT£5 _ Y.,.terofaY• Cryploquete; A DRAMA Cllll'IO 18 A loWf ·- - ·---- '----- - ·-- - WJEH RADIO lw HAROLI> GRAY WHY, 0·0·00 YOU 1\'fALIZf, TI::I8J COULD BRNG. 10 YoUR COUNTRY CllHTROL OF WORt.D CURI?EMCIES! NO! BUT WILl IT r ONE TH ING IT W!lJ:, DO ITtL MAKE HONEST G'UYS OUT OF YOIJ, fiT LEAST THIS OI'ICE ! WHO I(NOVJS~ YOO M!GHT E.VEf1 GET TO UK E. PLA'l'ING. HONESTJ I I» RAEBURN IIAHBURIN u• n,, THE BORN LPSER .-"_;:;;-=-: MAYB= 'lOU PONT KNOV..' YOUR SON A5 -., WELL AS 'vO..J THINK 'IOU [:1?, WlNNI~ I t•••• * Trust your car to the man who wears Ute star DIED 3 AC.O. 8:30 Dow Jones Averages. 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News Mnnday Tbru Friday 9 00 '11gb School lUI Parade 7:00 Sundown Serenade 6:00 Sign On 10:30 Song & Story Time 8:00 Sign Off 6:()(1.15 Musical Clock IU .45 T"oe liol~er Key SATURDAYS 7 '' Bo Slill •. Know 11:00 Democratic Legisl•turo 6:00 Sign On - News 7:02·30 News 11:15 Musk ai lnterlude 6:05 Country Music Time 7:45 ?irs> Baptist Church 11:30 Rrpublicm Legislature 6:20 Country Jamooree 8:00 Ohio Valley News 11-45 Walleo ·· ~oeller Report ,·oo Protestant Hour 9:00 Talk oi the Town 11 :52 Musical [nterlude 7:30 Sports Parade 9:55 Public Service Show 12 :00 Local & Ohio News 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:1; Church of Christ 12 20 Evans B1 ' Board LITTLE OR,HAltN ANNII 10:45 Ct's Music '· '.atchstrir.... 12: '.5 Newl!l 0 Grams 11:011 Dairy Valley and Outton''sl'" .,. ·• I · 12::10 Saturday Matinee Top Ten Show II :05 Morning Melodies, 4:00 Discinb with Doss 12:00 News Mon. lhru. Wed. 4:30 Top Ten Revue NOT ANY MORE: I , 12:15 '-'lusical [nterludP · · ·-; ChJrch Bel · Ring, Fri. 5:00 Saturde~y News Summary Pf.NMENT IN QQ!.(f~ BUT SUCH TERMS IN AN '@JUST ~ 12:30 Rev . Merlin reels 11 Worl- News 5:15 Musical lnt.t:rlude INTERN.::lTIONAL DEAL t.-1E q!ATE THO SE I :00 The Jim Mees Show ' 20 Evans r 1lletin Bor 5:30 Community Choirs ARE UNI-IEARO OF! -TE.RMS I 6 00 Sports Parade 12 :15 N"'Y'S o gr, .. . 6:00 Oance Party 6:05 Jim Mees Show 12 ·?0 Aerir.ull ··~e Programs 9:00 Off The Air 6:30 National News 12:45 Co:mtry C( Round SIIDday 6:35 Sundown serenade 1:55 New. Beat 6:011 Off the Air 2:00 Cot<nl y Go·Round 7:59 Sign On Sl'NDAYS 2 : ~· News Beat 8:00 "'Je ~inging Preacher 3:00 '' ... atine• 8:15 L ' Rep 7:30 Sign On - Arm, Hour !Tuesday ) 7:55 News 3:55 News Be ~ 8 :~ ~ Omrch ~ Christ Family Worship (Thurs.) 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 4:00 Oi~cing W1 l11 Doss 9. L ' tusk: 1,. · '1'Jde A.S.C. Program (friday) 8.30 Sunda) Show 4 30 ·o terchang' lO .• J F t Ba~tisl Church . ... u ~~ "'•• 1 9:00 Sunday Show News 5:00 c~.., ~- lmi' News 11 ~0 Children's Chapel Tiny 's Country Juucllon 9·30 The Bible Speak' to 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute 11:' SWJo1y New· ~pecial fiuy's Country Hymns 9:45 Legislative Report Fridays 12:00 ~ .ws :l.eport Cement lilock News 10 OC The Good Life 5·30 Sunset Boulevard 12:15 ... p.~copaJ C"·•,rch Goessler's Guest Star 10:13 Congressman Moeller 9:W Off 11te Air 12 45 ' 1tt.ollc Informa: . l !Friday/ Iu:30 The Sunday Show Sa1u1day 1:00 Church of God Larry Anderson Show 11:30 The Quiet Hour 6:00 Sign On Call Jim Mees Show 12 :00 News 6:00-15 Music• Clock 2:00 Old Folkc Hour Biaettnar Auto Show 12:15 The Christians Hour 7:0. 1e Still and Know !:00 Hy1111111 from Harding Electric Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merlir Teels 7:112-30 News 3:15 Sunday ~howcase Jim Mees Show 2:00 The Rev. Silas Billups 7:29 Time & Temperatur· 3:45 Pu . .. c Servi. Show News 2:30 The Rev. Andrew Pa.·<nn•l "7:10 Musical Clock 1.•• 990 Hit Parade Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday showcase 7:45 First Baptist Church 5:00 City • -- ·, Re- ... Sports Parade ' 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5:15 990 Hit Parode Jim Mees ShJw 11:00 Oif the Air _ _;_j~82 · 1:.t~~:~C~i~oc:~t---~~9:~'0!.!!0~1f~The 'ir JULY ~ONDAY TIIItU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - News 6 05 Sacred Heart 6 211 \te1gs County RFD 6.25 Paul ~owers, Farm 6 .3( News 6:35 Country Jamboree 6.57 Weather 1 00 National .-~ews 7 115 Bill Miller Sho• 7:311 Sports Parade 7:3a Bill Miller Show Picken~ Hardware rTucs Thurs.) 7 50 News 8 u: Bill Miller Show 8 1> Baker Furniture ShO\\ 9 oo News 9 llfl Coffee with Ja.1et H. on Portraits of a Patriot tO 0~ Swap Shop ~ •. 30 Sucial Security 111 3; Bill Miller Brunch Show lll ~5 Mason Agr. Program 10 45 II• 45 li .OO 11 o; 11 :30 KXB'K BXVOA~ re YOUR FIJHER ~ N OUR. !NlENS!VE CARE wARD. lHE Nf}IT FEW 1¥<15 1\RW<ITIC'•LI 1 z U.S.T/1 pi'I>Vlnce: . . . tap ..... complete service ,.·.lie· I'L&.KA COLL!ASI! BOV-AT lng 02 ,."""'""property ...,.. Jlne ..... euterly and the •••· ex· get -------:....:.=-:::. P:::::r-;:1 29. Encounter· I I b WHAT AREYE TRYIN'TO SAV? forth 26. Hawaiian island 28.Man's nlckn&lne SPECIAL OFFER ----:-----=-=-=[! I rr.~\YOMiliifi! I WOULD YE MIND EATIN' OVER AT LUI<EV"S? 35. Fooi>lda 38.Ialaod eutot 34.eouten~ Viper GIVE A HOOT ./- --' UH--I WANT EVER' THING TO GO OFF AS AN'-- UH 1'......,......... 24. Swine 27. Near 30. Guido'8 prinl l6. Cheat: .17. Knoeka COME -- 1 OON'r TONIGHT·· 33. Somoli- 25. Tr!Lveled back and to"" ...........,, "'tho FER SUPPER 8butUeoock al&nd; state dfltlnee ot lllld 31. Mockery ... poot JAW-TH' PARSON ~N"HIS WIFE·MA1E ARE COl~ IN ' OVE 8. Foodflah ~- Fa.IJ to win 10.Letll 17. Music ::~tt!!':~~es:teC:n~~ i!:d fe! o- 20. Polnt 2LExtot 22. Tropi- asyllahle 16.A of ....,, ...,.. 3.1"DfoDt f . Matured Palestine 7. Lea.ve oft. 15.Ruddy 22. car :!:8. Batue~ cltyot LET 'EM ..... DOWN l , Bind 2. Reigns in the rain 6. Guided 6. Principal ot...., 91411.15 feet to 1 point In the e•let· '"' oonoerllno ot Couol¥ Bood "'' theD9 loutb 01 dq, U' !19'' &u' u ....l. NOTICI The IOlllfd M.. Romine real will be 1 o1c1 •t lhe oHU:• o~ 6. Cryata1llzes: collog . 13. Subsided 14. Cleanse 11.,========="'1 cox Bib. 19. Soutbem $340· Blaettnar's I Japheth: Auctla_.,. illtat.t crow, Crow • Porter. Ohio, OD Tu.Hdly,Attorn•J•, Jul1 lJUl.Pomeroy, liNSS. 1t 1 1e1 & Servt'ce 1&.1111 o'olo<• A. M. Pro_., con. Ll D- .Ja ca1DI 11.11 1tre1 more or lea In sewing Cuelflll' eFita Almost EvtrJ ~=~!~~. TH~=Vl~et~oact co':t:; ST in Pomeroy on Saturday, SINGER CONSOLE, nna. tann. appreiled •t u.soo.oo. • Kt'yS on chain. Square sil· machine. Thia machine lzig Tr nsf I Property cannot be lOki for leA than ltonho ak b m ea U es, POMEROY - 9 room lrame e a erab e Wben the appnlnd nlue. Mmln1rirator re.uh, Initials N. R. Re· zags, darns, monograms, etc. This house w•·th bath hot water You Trade Cars Hrve• th• .ubjec~ rlattt w toreillet u, IJld .u , bld1. S1!e Ull liJiproval ol . - ·d. Phone WY 2-2852. machine easy to operate. heating, and 2 porches. Lo-the Court. J>rop~rt' eontainl eo•l. 7 7 3tc T k f tGuaxanteed 24 montbs Delbert A. Romine, Admlnll· a e over paymenls o $S cated on corner lot, three or 24,000 mlles --·-------tntiJr of the W.tl"' of ldU· For Rent per month or pay balance due highways and bus transporta- eMost Popular Unit lard M. Romine, Deeeued. m 1, e. 10. :Jt• _ _ _ $75.66. Try 11 m your borne. tion. Total price $8000. 5 ROOM and bath house. In- Call WY 2-li555. 7 7 6ic POMEROY _ Nine room 2 • In the U.S.A. NOTICI 4· ·'', Maplewood Lake; Clyde F-85 OLDSMOBILE, 1963 two- •tory frame house, or can be WI WID offer lor 11t. at pubna 1uctlon •t the fran' <loor of th1 ' 8 61c door Cutl ass. New I"1res. ex· dup Iexed, w1'lh separate en00 tnllollttl _ Sto<e. Cotlrthou.e, Pom.roy, Obla, oa lat. urdly, Jub' tO, ttM, el 10:00 o'clock SLEEP[ NG ROOMS. Newly cellent shape. $1,800. C a II trances, 2 batrs and kitchens, A. M~ the toliotrln1 4Hcr1bed. ru.l Ht1te owned by A. N. B1nr~ dedecorated , twin beds, show- WY 2-2335. 1 7 31c hardwood Doors, beautiful IAU.ON IIZI - SHOULDER SPOUT •ued. to-wit: ers, linens and towels furn· ONE dress form (same as new) large veranda, and lifetime Parcel No. 11 ~ ished. SIX rooms to accom· tr" b'" t high roof. Large lot with garage. 1 e 1e te ca lue , 3 • pomeroy, O, Tba foUowtnr de.erlbed n11 e.tat.t . . _ llprllo Foam Plcolc mod ate eleven men. Inqwre h . b d .12 000 llltuated In th• vw.18 ol Pomero1, At Thabet'• Dept. Store, c mrs,_ several lr cages POMEROY - 8 - room brick lletp countr. Ohio, lup DOll' •ft.llable at 001t lnlll ,_, IDeal Teueo (all SIZes), I storm door New Haven, W, Va. d ( ood) 1 d II with bath, gas furnace heat~ : · lteln1 tnoWD u Jot 814 Ll!. the vu. w . oor eep we I lara of Pom1ro,. Ml1p eo~••· Ohio, 1 I DEALEJ18 UIITED BE· 7 6 61c Jllooloo. - blm ing and basement. A buy a JOIN THE AAA. Be protected •nd beln• • part of too acre lot No. Wll'B PIJIICIIASE LOW. tMifl =====----c'""'"'""'-~ pump, l G. E. Sweeper, 303, Towa a. Rm•• 13 ot the Ohio FURNISHED and Unfurnished small gas heater (good as $4000. on Road-bond and ~ip serv~ companJ'• Purth...... beM~nnm 1 1t th• Aparlmenl!l : New Modern new) , small oil stove, 1 car 70 ACRES - Located in Bed- ice, CaU or contar.t: E. M. ~~~... c~11m:, o:0 ~dP!:_ ~r.~': Apartments. Two and three 1·ak. Mrs. Ed Miller, Route ford Township on good gravel Burton, 578 Broadway St., 100 1cu Jot .303: theao• •outh so~ '~uums. -'dell'• .. we.t 130 fMt to a •take; All electric, brick 2, Racine, Ohio. Phone CH 7- road one mlIe fro m U· S· 33 · M.ddl I epor t, Oh'10. thence north 70 d~PJ&Te&ll welt t841 building, beautifully decor- 2444. .., 7 3tp 20 acres for cuitlivation, bal6 25 30tp fnt the ea•t nneStlvenr or theform~rl:r lot on whichto WUhlnJton jtted plastered Walls. Comance pasture and timber. Hllded;t hence north 8 41JRIII nd ••stown kitchens KRBA'UT CAB.BAGE,ohn75cCl beku. $2500. INSIDE and outslt1e painting. tsa teet to the non.heut (omer or Plete You•• J 11ld Jot formerlY owned b]' Wa•hlnJ· with disposal units. Concealrmg con1amers. e ALBERT M. SALESMAN Roof work. Reasonab•e rate. ton Sll_ vef'l: thance ~outh sa dea-reetr 8 0 Portland Ohl · o F1"rsl house WY •38" ' WY Phone VI 3_ 6-! aOt east •" 11 line or 1ot fomrnly 1olll 2700 9· P to G~rre suv.,,, 239 teet to th,. ed electric beating system. • · v ,., ,._.,. Storm doors and windows. below Ravenswood Ferry, 7 8 3te - -- !~a;! ::re~llnnlnr., contllntns 64. 100 7 7 4tc 73 ACRE FARM for sale on U. Builing completely insulated. AUCOONEER De1d Rlferenc•, votume 174, P11 e 1 Front and rear entrance. NICE HUNTING Beagle pups. S. 33. Phone WY II' "7~L Complete Service 1711, M eJu County Deed Recordl. IN Cri B d Thlt real Mllll II lltulted on VIII Beautifully landscaped. Pri· $5 and $10 apiece. Phone 7 1 1tp tt ra ford itreet. Pomeroy, Obiu, appniHd tor vale parking. THE HA V- SH 2-4176. 7 7 6tc HOUSE for &ale: 4 rooms fur· Wrtte, Prone or Contact ·~"::· No. ' ' EN TERRACE A: ART· CABBAGE FOR SALE, $1.00 nlsbed. Mlneravtlle. tUOO.OO. A. C. BRADFORD lll ~~e ~~:n.w::• o~e~o~:!-~i. •Jt~~~ , ments Inqutre Thabet 1 De- b""' 1 Cut J B Raelae., Ohio Counb'. Ohio, bounded •nd de~ertb. wsue. your own. · · Pbone WY 2-S312 $ 1 tle ed u follow•: BeJ.n' tn rraeuoo 1'1, partment Store or phone 882- Phillp!l, Letart Falls. ·1 SO 12t _ Bectlon 20, Ton 2. aanp u, 1 nc~ 2236 or 882-2705. 6lc P Am CONDITIONING Rerrtgertnor1 partlcularb' d1eerl.btd u Lot. 7 6 Not. •· 1!1. 6, 7, and 8 of Bradfield'• 7 6 6tc - FOR SALE • rooms, bath and atlon aervlce. Jack's Refrig- Addlt!on to Pomeroy, Ohio, except :4""'R""oo = M c:-_ap_a_rt,..m -en""'t-·ln Porn- FOR SALE - 1957 Ford Fair- utility room. 648 Pearl Street, eratlon, New Haven, Phone !~e~~e~o~Jndao~, o':::bt ~·::. th':; lane 500. Good C()ndJtion. close to schools and tuper TU 2-3537. 4 6 Uc ••me withOUt llleumbnoce to tbe eroy. Partly furnished. Ph. Phone WI 9.3844 after 6 p.m. markets. Fumiohed or un- __ _ •urt•c.J 1nd .n ••re and rllht..-of. •·-1 Graeser, Plamhtng and "'ay thereubder, which are ruervecl. WY 2· 311! • 7 6 31C 7-3--6tc furnished. Call WY 2-3752. -.. Aillo, the followlbJ real .. tate •lka· - ·---·- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Heatlo& 111 1n utd vm.,., t.:ounty •nd St•te DUPEX, 5 rooms and bath, 7 1 8tc ua.. ~.-n... Ob 1rore•ald and beln~ Loti No~. 8 and tilibes. N• · ce location. Can 50,000 Bru automatic gas IWIIen"uM::, lo Jo of !nee Br1dtl.ekl'• Bubdlvlllon of U Em! your sewer &rnablet Lot No. 1113 of the VtU•t• or t W fl f II I d be seen at 127 s. 3rd St., Midoor urnace. A contro s, In • Pomeroy, Olllo. Allo. tbe tollowlnr ( $50 00 Call WY 2 2404 We bull au lizet real e•hte In nld Village, County * Need air for a tire? Water for the battery? Brake fluid checked? We're dleport. 7 6 3tc · · - · Se er Macblne1 1nd Slate dorenlll, and r~:1n1 Lot - --- I 7 6 3tc WANTEDJ W b ~0 · 11 of Bradfield'• Addition to here to serve you and your car. APARTM. ENT FOR RENT. AI· lT COSTS NOTHING to use a MINI Reasona le Ratel omel'1ty. otno. exeepuna the toal WOMINI ..,_.. WY 2--• Day or Nlgbt •nd other mlnereb therein •nd t11e 0111 SO tra1ler space. Good ioca· ' T T I ._.... -" • right to mine the •ame wtlhout ln· *We can fill 'er up with Sky Chief, Texaco's premium gasoline for Lustre Carpet Shampoon far 7~ 16 tfe cumbrance to the 1 urrace. and •U ti.O!I . Call Walter Crooks, WY Blue lth h f BI lncam•' Taa:raConsultanh way• and rllhtJ-ol·way alonr abJ mln2-3631. 6 10 tfc er w pure sse 0 u e A few clnr tblnktn. people BEATING Plambtna. MaeDer era! tea m are hereby re.erved. Abo, those who want the best. -- - ·- -Lustre. Baker Funriture, w111 be elected from tbll ' followtne diiCrlhed nal eetlt.ll l UNFURNlSHED 4 room, bath, Middleport. 7 t 5tc area to enroll In new, low· Farllaea.MatnAmold Brotben, :nd•:nr"'~~~ ~o't::!'._:~~dolst:;; *Or with famous Fire Chief, Texaco's replar-price gasoline. utility room , nice yard. Point , COlt tralniD& program pre- Ill Eul Stree&, Pom- IJln¥ weat or Lot No. !183, tn the 1 L L I H ' ~red by CPA'I. l!:am Iuera· .ay. Phone W1 2-2448. Bubdivl~ion ° Annie'• S:.t.t1-e, and *Oil change? We'll put in the finest engine protection in the world-new ane. mco n eights. Ph.[ fAX CUT lALit vo t.... (So-• tu -n•ul' eae:t of Anni• Stre~et, beln• that part W'i. 2 3874 6 16 tf """ ""' " 7 20 tfc of n ld strip which lin eut of Lot. . . c PMtrll IXCIII haYI IDtl earn 18 and mon per 4 and !I In IIII.IC Bradflflld'• Subdh11· Havoline all-temperature motor oil. THHEE R()(JM and bath, fum. be-n rtmov·• from tetul'n). Excellent vear fUIIIer Balltfbl1 ""'PPb lor ton •aid of t..otAnnie No. ll&a atorenld ~ d 1 • 1 11 or Street. Thl ..•nil ma eua be· ished apartrmnt, uUHUes fi"IHr ..Rftfrlgerators avun ncome a.&eplll e · u.- bomea. BuUt 1:11 kltcb- 1n1 4 feet Wide at the north end * Chassis? We lubricate with Texaco Marfak-by chart, not by chance. ent'J!J til recorda. Dlgntfled Ito md 111 teet ,.,.ide 1t tbe IOlltli enll 1 COMBINATION' furmshed Phone Wl' 2-6435, AIR.CONDITIONI"I life-lon1 profenlonr IDI, rm I. 1!11 UID- •nd 1oo £eet lonr, alon1 tile uld 2l~ S Slh A Middl rt "' U you can ~tudy ont bour lnum aidtng. Cell Guy Nel&· •treet, 8avlnr 1nt1 •xcepttnr 1nd tile coal And we have a large stock of tires, batteries, and other accessories · · venue, epo Snt nen mo,. wtth 1 u, 1nd other mtnera.~t thertiD the Ohio. e 18 Uc LOW IALI PR.ICII ·-w to dally at home. write t.odaJ ler, Rlctne, Oh1o. rtght to mtne the um1, without tnyou may need to assure safer driving. Stop in soon. ... lor fret facti, fret aptitude 12 29 tt cumbrance to the IUrffiCI. and all H T\'~ 1) REnRoo~ furnished • .... rtlhtl-llf·Way IIODI 11\1 mlnlral. leam teat, are hereby nnrved, an<~rtment Inquire at New~ POMIROY louthwo~- Acod•my lnsur1nce Deed Reterenee: Volume 111. P••• el I's Sunol'O, Chestr.e Phone • Jeck W. Cer11y Tbe Daily Seatine• HCo ,........ w--~Part"! No.2 001»111-1 ot two houut ""I' 2''05 6 28 Bo- 661V !-1' (:nl pymg Serv1ce VUJT oD Anne Btteet tn th• Vtnaro ·• "·' • . · Uc . M•n•ror • • ~ Name . les made oJ tegaJ papers. orneroy, •nd .,., appraiHCI for YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS 1; USE FliiiRENT~TN.om~ j Ph. WY 2-211t Add PhAge · · · · birth records Bild almosl any "::?:'·:?d, •re IUbJect to aceeptan~• ress . . . . . one . . . . b> '"' E ,. ,.. In Gtllil & Mtlgs Counties and bath_ Picture --t-machi ne. Ex,.. J'robate Court 0th er documenIs ~-xeeu "· DowaJ• 1nd lllfiDOnd . k f windows, I ONE USED donu new yard PIC et euce. Va- cellent condition. Good part Business Opportuniti.. Reuter luuraaee, ·Pomerct)' r..:ft ~~'::::~~ B:~~.ur. Devault's T1xaco Service Parter Texaco Strvlct Wllknvllle Parter cant after July 1. 1671 LJncUme money maker. M"'·of. g t ttc ('t\lsed. 1 H aAC ••n oOuLL TIMI-·-·r71 1 :s 11 a t 0 II gta. Phone WY 2-2780 be- fer. All equipment included Now available ln thl• .,..,, route• I d • ' ' • o. lte O'Dtll'a Tnaco Servloa Nt,.r't Ttxeco S.rvlct fore t a. m. or after 4 p. u. m. Call WY 2-Wg, · .... ,., "'''"'"'· ,.m. , .. .,. Emp oyment Wente O.lllpolla, Ohio Pomeroy _ -· LIIAL NOTICI 7 2 61 p nutt anct other fut •lliDJ pre· I 23 w.: ductJ. EMPLOYMENT Wanted- EX· f Publlc helrln• oa \he l!IIS bpdet C&M Ctrson Ttxeco Wyett & lhlt Texeco ONE USED refrl1erator and ::~: ~ : :,~3~=t ptMenced lntertor aod exter- 1 .:~ s~~~: ':rn::~· S:~1mbeT!!~~h~; Rutlend Chethl~ fHXEE and four rnn'n turni~heone electric pop cooler. Make Route 1 - 13 .•nn tnveltrnent lor painting. " - est•·mates. "',,..""'.e• at 1 p. m. Fri4•Y• .luly 111, ld IDd QDfurnllbed pert off C Jl WY 2-&:uelltnt eem.lnp, WID fuUy ln. r •....Dlotrlbutod Br Clft IC<J & Fu•l Comp••r, G•lllpollo, Ohio - - . . . Dnl • .&.t... er. a 2439. •truet. ror lntervlew. write, lnchadl Phone WY 2-2682 or aee Rog·l S.lern. T01Pt'lllhlp Tntlteel: ,. a _..,. .. 7 6tp lnl Phone number D•lly ~·tllnma & non ••c 87: Alma :l. ilrlltll. ('f)Tvp, Cler .;.._ _ _ _ _":"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ......... . . ...tow,1 The ...... ,. l l '-'t---r6PW. .. lkl -- --------- ACliiOIIII 1. Sonot 111 .... .,• .,. ••• ... ••"""""' 4t d•t· .u· 18" Eut hom tb Wett v. • ••• Wilbur" H. Rowl•:r· Jr. Elrl Jl, Werner PETITIONERS CROSSWORD DAILY 18.Mwtary ' • ·' ' . . I'JIIEIJ LASSWILL ColbiUIICIDI It tbe Northwest oomu of Section 80; thence South .. ' ' SALE SAT., JULY 1!) Ohio, and In Section 30. ToWD 1 Nortb. RUlP II We1t, and bound· ed uu1 duarlbod u followt1 IK- •·.•-.-• •~ PUBLIC Sltulltf!cl In th• 'l'oWIIIhlp of S1U1· bury. CUnty of lllllip. Stlte of "'·"'toot -··~· ·~ ·· 6REAT etNCH of Ohio, t.be foDowlnll dncrlbed real •Uta ll.tuated In the County <1f Melli, tn the State of Ohio, and In the Town~hlp of Salisbury, to . wit: I o"-" • ' " "Ow Oo CIIARUE eROWN ... Uln Petition praytn11 the Court for an order llVlnl them authorltf to Mil and COOVI)' In fee 1Jmple lo the Stltl IIOrlf utd otmerlltle ', 15000 IDEA ... dlapon, Obto, fillld LD thl Court of Common Pleat of Melp County, Ohio, lD CUI No. 13,1{18, their CIJ'o Une ~ 8ecUon 30 a 1111tance , I ON~half Gu~ey and one- ~~:tt:~o 0:,:;~~~~ 7'tru':' 1::c.11 '~ •..,,.,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,.,1 6- Legel Notice II---=.:.=..:.:..--.::__ IN THI COMMON PU:AI COUU SkylinerJI;:::::!:=:=~POM~E~R~O=Y~,::OH::"'IO"""=======:I ille FOR SALE TO PU.CI A UIU\.T PKODUCINO @) 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. July 8, 1965 ........ ---·- �. • . 1.- \ ~- . -' ' . ~ . . .. . .. . . .. . .. ·- . .. . . . - . .-. ..... .... .. .,-.- .. - . .. -·.·-. ..·-···-··· "···. ·- --- ---.-· - - ..... . ~. ~ ' ped tl . 8-Dany !!entlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 • July 8, 196~ brocade with bell sband b•.drt. Pomeroy Chapter The matron ol honor. n es- O"'S .. t' H ld maids wore blue satin pill box "" "'ee mg e hats wllh blue veils and white Pomerooy Chapter t86, OES, corsages of carnations. /met ~n regular sesslon Tuesday Wesley Burris served . as evemng at the Masonic Temple best man lor his brother. Ush- with Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy ers were Eddie Rickard, Jr. matron, and James . Soulsby. and stephen Johnson. worth! patron,_ presJdLng. The bride's mother wore llf'fl [ ~l!ne D. Snnth, secretary, re-. • Bland-BurriS Vows are Exchanged • J / S d In West C0Iumb10 on u y econ "j''· WES'I COLUMBL~ b} her fllther, wore • full Cirolyll Bland, ctaugbter of length wedding gown of white Mr. aoa .\1.rs. Marvil• 1Gene, ' satin with ~hite c~antilly lace Blann. Letart. Rt. t, became top. Her bndal v~Il of French the brtde of \Uchael Burris. Jllusion was held lD pl_ace by a avacado and silver brocade son of Mr. and Mrs L. 0. Bur - tiara of pearl and rhmestones. dress with 8 corsage of white ris. of Mason. on Friday, July For someth ing borrow~ d. she carnations with silver ribbon. 2nd in Wesl Columbia Evan-Iwort a strand of pearls belong- The oroom's mother was at. United Brethren Church j·mg to her great aunt · Mrs. By- tired "in a beige dress wdh . a gelical at a p. m. I ron Van Matre, Clifton. ~er corsage of white r:arnations i 1 bouquet was ol 'th white and gold ribbon. wh1te ThE' double rmg candlelighlj ;;;;~ WIFollowing the wedding, a recertmony was performed ce tion was held at the home the· Rev . Lester Lane .\1rs. Byron Van Matre pro- p 'de' t M Ger the altar around whid vided the traditional wedding of the. brl . 5 aus r:s. Th- ti music and Mrs. Gerald Fields. aid Fields m Har ~ . r e Hartford, registered the guests. Itiered ~ride's weddmg tabl_e feaaktu as and pom poms. c e wJ·tha boudreri Tbt bride. given in marriage Mrs. James Young, aunt and groom. Refreshments were the bride. ol Lake rloyt. served by candlelight. Mrs. FIRST wa.:i matron ol honor. She Paul washington of Letart servQUALITY atired in a blue satin dress eo the cake and the groom's REGULAR bell shaped shirt. 1 .~isler , Miss Mary Burris. of Certified Oil StatiGn were Nancy ~land. Sister Columbus ,erved punch. Mrs. arraDjements of white W Mat St _"~·i::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iii~~,;:B;;:ot:;;h_;w:;;o;;;re:..;:dr:,:es:;:s:e•:..;::of~b=lu~e~ from Clifton. served the coffee. · For her wedding trip the bride wore a beige suit with matthing accessories and the rursage from her bridal bouquet. The bride graduated ln 1984 from Wahama High School. She has been employed a1 the Dairy Queen in Pomeroy. 1 The groom attended Waharna lligh School and is now employed by 1he Goodyear Conl Urlion at Apple GrO\'e. w. iiiiiii MOST ACCIDENTS OCCUR IN THE KITCHEN ~~. giStratton and rese~vatwns for Grand Tempe 1 session_ to be held October 26 • 28 18 Cleve-sunda y, Ju1Y 2• was set If "go to church Sunday'' when members will attend the United Methodist Church in a group. Mrs. Soulsby expressed her appreciation of the memhers attending the meeting The meeting closed in re~u­ Iand· -~~11 250,000 chemicals and drugs for home use that can be harmful if improperly used among these are items such as ordinary cleaning aids found in any kitchen. Keep these chemicals out of youngsters' reach' i · ,.ry"'ll , .. fi·•,.tJfflV£8' . ~~~· Mr. and Mr!. Cloronce And- land M". William Andrewt Inc! rewa Eben~ter St Prc,.nt Ithe host alld hostel.! and llu • . d Ra nd Mr were Mr. and Mrs. MlltooiSan an ymo · • Roush and Greg and Sandra, Mrs. Clyde AndrtWI jollll'' Syracuse; Mrs. Jennings Way~ the group In lhe afternoon lui land and Terry, Middleport: Mr. home made 1.,. crtlrn. v•l. 69c HOLSUM or ADAMS . . The closmg program _of th~ South Bethel _EUB Vacat1on BI· ble school_ will be held at the church Fndl:lj, July 9 at 7:30 p. m. The pastor, Rev. Eugene ~- ~menon, extends an inVltatJOn to all. - -. - - - - .- - .-.- I Painesville, Ohio, 18 Vlsltmg I with her grandpa_renls, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mdls and great ~andpare~ts, Mr. and Mrs. 1 V1ctor Gnm and Mrs. Harry j I BREAD --5 \. , . I l Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Floor covering for every kind of Door. Beat patterns. Professional installation by Ul, or do it yourseU. Call W\' 2·263& ior free Hti- mate, TERRIFIC WALL-TO·WALL CARPETING lb•- lb. MOHAWK MAGI I ~xpel'l lnstollalloD Satlstaetioa Guaraateed OADSALE INGELS FURNITURE M,~I,ON SIMON'S ·-- 4 Registered Open Evenings Till 7 PM-Saturday Til 9 PM E. Main St. WY 2-3975 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 112 E. Main Pomeroy lllllll---------11!!11..--- "WALK A TIGHTROPE" Dan Duryea • AT WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE TONIGHT and Mrs. Joseph C. NOT OPEN of Washington, D. --------ll•~"'nt'the holiday weekend and Mrs. John E. Hm>nelll[ FRIDAY and SATURDAY other relatives. They were July 9·1D "THI CURS& OF THI accompanied home by Debra MUMMY'S TOMB" Hunnell tor a month's visit. (Technicolor J Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins Pred Clark, Terence Margan, and family ol Columbus Jeanne Roland. spending . two weeks vacation "THE GORGONi' wlih the1r parent.., Mr. and (Technicolor) Mrs. Floyd Cumml~s. Racine, Peter Cushing, Christopher and Mr. and Mrs. V1ctor Brown Lee, Barbara SbeYey. of MinersviUe. 1 New Ford sales ar:ehotter than a firecracker! • - 11; I ar shine SATURDAY SALE! - 1 PARKAY BOLOGNA RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND - SH 2-4211 Help me win a free trip to Puerto Rico and St. Thomas - Red Carpet Treatment in the most exciting resort hotels. I get the trip, you get the Best Dea I ever offered on R.. frigerators . This truck load of Gibson R,_ frigerators going at These Fabulous LOW Plans were made to observe communion Sunday evening ly 25, at 7:30 p. m. when' Session of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening in the pastor's study. A discussion was held concerning the church and manse repair progress. Mr. Robert Tewksbary Willi named as elder placement chairman for the service, July 25, and it waa Cotton Roii·Up Sleeve SHIRTWAIST DRESSES announced that Sulllloy would be observed 18 and 25. The Rev. Howard RuppeU, pastor of the church, was granted a vacation from · August 1 to September I when he plans to visit relatlvea iD Pennsylvania, Vlrginia a n Mississippi. He reported on the swim parties being held each Wednesday for the child,..n of the coun'Y home, and the Ice cream <oclal ~eld recently. Thnse pre.. em for the meeting were Mr. Russell Lyn111, MrL Arthur Lewis, Mrs. James Harley, Mrs. George Anderson, Mr. Robert Tewksbary and the Rev. &ward Ruppel!. PRICES! Regular 3.95 SPECIAL- 88 REG. Wllh Tr1de $550.0(1 1·" Cool cottons ID plain colors and prints. Size1 10 to 18 and 16 to 22\-lo . ' "AIR CONDITIONED" 1 ,('i\ ' MIDDLEPORT MILL STREET 1~' ( ~ OLEO l-Ib. pkgo. 64 STUDEBAKER Daytona 2 Dr. H.T. I cyl. A.t. Mrs. Richard Pickens. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 63 FORD Golaxie 500 4 Dr. 8 cyl. A.l. lrans., p. Canned Picnics Shonk less and Fully Caokod 31b.l.09 Mourning. Juli remained with her grandmother while t h t Mourning family went on a camping trip with relatives from Point. Pleasanl, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. George Price KRAFT Velveeta Cheese MQ(afOnl• Din•or BOY AR DEl PoJ!Za HOUSE Vinegar KRAFT 1nd Cheese CHEF 2 ~:~. 79c 2 7Y•"·39C 15Yoot.43 and children, Debra, Randy and David have returned to their home in Bloomington, Ind. after spending the holiday weekend with her mother, Mrs. Dale Mourning. Kathy Dow and Peggy Nor· man returned: to their homes pkgo. With CHEESI - - - - pkg. ( WHITI ,.n•• 69c GIANT IIIE RINSO BLUI Laundry Detergent ·:~~: 65c 1 1 WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. L------------------..1' in Ravenswood, W. Va. Saturday after • two-weeks visit with Kathy's great grandmother, Mrs. James Murray. Mrs. Murray accompanied the girls to Ravenswood and was returned to her home Sunday by h e r daughter and 1011 , In - law, Mr. Mrs. Randolph Ward. and Mro. Rendolph Ward. Kim Munns, daughter of Mr. and Mro. Harold MunDI of DISCOUNT 63 CHEVROLET S.lolr 2 Dr. 8 cyl. A.t. trans., p. 63 CHEVROLET Corvalr 500 2 Dr. A.t. trans. rodlo A nice qne will u be mv II trans., p. stHrlng, rodio, lharp ' 61 CHEVROLET Impala Conv. 8 cyl. A.t. trans., p. ••• at"'lng,...-adlo, sharp Heiner's enriched buns make a hamburger or hot dog something extra special, their scrumptious flavor is irresistible I •• II \ Many More Us~ Cars and Trucks To Choose From. SH These Salesmen: Melvia Little, Allen Jenkinson, a1H PhiHlps, Emerson Joaes, Eddie Fife. YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS Af .. , ~~ 'cause Heiner's goes with e~erything good I PRICE Naturalizer 88 62 FORD Gal,xle 500 XL 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. A.t. In the oven or on the grill, Good things go with . Reg. $309.95 trans., p. lfHrlng, radio, 1h1rp SIHrlng, p. brak... rodlo, like new I I A .KEITH GOBLE ·FORD ~ TERRIFIC PRICE! 63 FORD Country Sodan 4 Dr. Wegon, 6 cyl. Std. ing and children. Dale and Jull Columbus visited last week with his mother, Mrs. Dale lifetime" LOOK AT THIS stHring, rHio, lilr:e new Marie Van Cooney. Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- a HURRY! STOP IN TODAY! trans., p. ltMrlng, p. brakes, radio, sharp ly, Mrs. Eloda Webb and Mrs. tn Model 9316 ••• A truly remarkable value ••• almost 16 cu. ft. of space, yet it's priced lower than most 14 cu. ft. models. All Frost Clear, of course, and so beautiful. WHILE THEY LAST! guests of his parents, Mr. and "Never 1 thimbleful of frost §Z ~ffkt;'~kce Our lots are exploding with values on clean, late-model trade·insl Many 1- owner units! All in A·l condition! Mr. and Mro. Jan Hauck and children, Brent and Brenda. Columbus, were holiday weekend S1 4 95( e pitaL Mrs. Regina Hudson it recupo orating from surgery at t he home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolfe in Rutland. She has been in a Dayton hoi- ARMOUR STAR I at Communion will Be Observed On July 25th II I Pickens were the Haucks fami- I THE PLAINS- SH 7-3831 1 and 3 lbs. •• i I FRIDAY RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS MEIGS THEATRE :=====:::::=:z; Magnify Your Food Dollar July .., -and- 1 Pharmacists To Serve You ' MARKET .\1r. L. D. Hartinger is recovering from major surgery at ~eigs Memorial Hospital in c I, DRIVE· IN - TONIGHT lr PRI. Aro~nd And ~I re~la~tiv~e·~·:___ __:____j... About ~ e ' Middleport ~ Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs. Max Lambert and !'!on, Joe of Columbus visltt>d recently with thei.r mothers, ' Mrs. Harry Mills and Mrs. Dana Lambert I Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman vbd1ed over the weekend in Col lumbus with their son and fami1ly, Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman and son , Johnny I Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Haw1kins . Belle. W. Va., spent the weekend at their home in Mid1 dleport. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller were in Urbana over lhe weekend where they were joined by their daughter and family . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk and son, Bobby , for a trip to Cleveland. i They spent the holiday weekend ! in Cleveland with Mrs. Miler's mother, Mrs. Henrietta Baronshaw. They returned lo Middle! port 1\iesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haddoi and daughter, Carmen, have returned home after a vacation trip ttl Washington, D.C. and Ocean City Beach. Md. where ! they visited with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Haddox:. Chel, a music supervi~or, will be playing this summer at Ocean City with 'Lucky'! Combo Team" a dance group. Mr. and Mr!i. John Parsons and family were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mn . . Ralph Gi lmore. ; James Souders is recuperat· · ing at his home following eight wreks in Meigs ~neral Ho. !n I,. ARMSTRONG'S Pork NECK BONES 5 s1 FRESH PIG FEET 7 s1 Bible · . where they were the guest of 1 89c I . EXPERT INSTALLATIONI FRESH the ha:. r:t~~ne~r~a~IC~ne;~~~ I ·'i . loav" 28:' DO IT' SIMON'S MILK Mainly About People In Pomeroy LET INGELS • VALLEY BELL or McCOY'S Dally !entlnel, Pomer&y-Midtlleport, 0., July 8, 196.11- ·- DINNER ENJOYED d M Frank A p1·cn1·c dinner was enJO·yThe Rev. an d Mrn. J. B. ed Monday at the horne of Cheesebrew a;:;niijiij'·iiiiliiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiii well .. Refresh~~nts were ser· ved ID the dimng room by Zelda Davis, Polly Hysell, MaR?' Bowen and Helen Neutz- Mills. She is attending Hayeo were dinner guesto on Sunday ol Mr and Mrs. Char· . les Wnode at Alfred. Mr. Cheesebrew presented thO' sermon durlng the morning wor· ship oervice at tne Alfred Methodisl Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hay~.eg, also were guests . . . OOde home SUnday. .. GUESTS AT AU~RED tar form WJ·th Ruth . . Tompkl·ns , past matron, g1vmg the fare- Mr. and Mrs. Burris are re- Methodist . Vacation siding al 914 Ash SL. Middle- School while here. . There are at least WY 2-2955 ~mde~ members ot th~ pre.re several meces and nephews. lmg. I Mildred Riley. aunt of lhe bride PROGRAM ANNOUNCED bride and Linda Lathey. Pomeroy ATIEND SERVICE Mr and MrS Eldon Will of . . oh· Syracuse were in Broman, 1o Tuesday to .attend the tunerol of Mrs. Wtll 5 a~nl , Leona Bonar, a former Meigs County rest· dent, who died in • waverly hospital Salurday. She Is sur· vived by one sister, Mrs. Ethel Conkel, a_ foster daughter and REGULAR sn.99 to s14.99 With Trade Sale -- 13 Cu. Ft. Frost Fre<! fte. frigerator compartmeni, fret'ze compartment boldl 94 lb. This is the best bU)" we hove had sinre we have been in busine.s. BROKEN SIZES - - - - - ALL SALES FINAL OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Chapman· Canaday HURRY! LIMIT ED TIME ON LVI ' In the MWdlt llhck Next te llllerhlds POMIROY'I QUALI'I'Y SHOI STOlt. RUTLAND RUTLAND BOnLE GAS FURNITURE THE PLAINS SH 7-3831 ' RUTLAND . SH 2-42U ' �+· '' ' l ~ • Bridal Shower Is Given lor Mrs. McDowell MASON This Weekend Elberfelds Store In Pomeroyr .Will Be. Open Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 9 in the Evening · Mrs. Roborl Me· Dowell 1the turmer Kitty \Vii liamson or Mason ) Wl:tS honor !layton er at the home ol ~l r" Braynes In Mason. As~ isting Mrs. Raynes .i.lS lloslt's:- was Mrs. Ralph ('4:;1rr wrigh1 . Raynes, Mrs Betty Roush. Mrs;. · Green. Mrs. Charles COTTON For Special Prices On Following the LJI)enmg nf he-r 1 man~ gifts. r~lrf'shn~t>nt ~ were 1 st-rvf'd. Those ullt•ndmg were : 1 Mrs. Kav W1l son . .\'l r" Jean Cartwri~·ht. Mr ~ Lucille · Marv .to !...ambt'r . l\·lr ~ wOMEN$ $3.95 Shop Elberfelds Friday end Saturday Wayne YetHige-r, : Mrs. ctar:1 Sm 111 1. \lr:-- I\ Jih- • e-rine R::JVnes. Mr:; Virginia : Noble . .\lr~ Romt• Williamson. : Becky and \'linda H<J ynes. \ Sending gift s wen· Eleanor I Jarrell. Ba rba ra :\ ld)arllel. Dol- , ' ~AJAMAS SUMMER DRESSES N... ~ all sizes ir all styJea. Our complete stock of hetter •ummer dresses Junior sizes, \\'omens sizes, Misses sizes and half sizes. $19.50 WOMENS DRESSES - - SALE $12.00 $17.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $12.00 $16.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $12.00 $13.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $10.00 $12.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $9.00 $10.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $8.00 Edw~1rd s. Lui.• .Jeffers, Cooper. Bonnif' \1rF'arland, Jean Warntor. V 1 rgmi t~ GrinsTead. Eill:'rn Carlv-.right . Villa Lee . Mary Thabrt . C ladys S lt>i\~r1. P .l tl~' Roush. Tht> lma and .\i:mry Srallv . \'1rgini a W d~on OJnd Ann W:!l.;h Tht> L' nited .\1ethodi ~ r uJ' Pomer1l:O' plt>dg~~ i Your choire of plain while an~ bor~er prints, but· ton front and slipover styles, sleeveless, to be worn over bathing suits, sizes small, medium, large ll flUf'd ~u p nor l Women's Wash Dresses IN NEW FALL PRINTS con- dlUrch pastor A Stor\ii'e ol c~m st>t'l'.tiJUn wilt 24 \ ~ I speakt:r. " Camp Fran(' l.'i Asbury Oay" will be ol>servt>d m ~v ery church or1 t.h~: Portsmouth lJislrl('t C:!l the morning worship or Sunday Jul. Jllh . as ou tlined hy Dr. pra vt>r ~ bt> grfatl.\ used ul l;u<J tn and through ils youth and tam1ly hfe COTTON PANTIES camping program. 1 Pomerov Methodist S:J€'dal t;ffering POn· \ gifts to be usPd for c~.:~mp t' · will bt' t~Vntl a hiP at 1 I All fine romhed t''JIIon . Me~h rPgul ar knit <~nd knit . Regular and a. si1P~ 5, 6, 7 Eslron Acetttt Panties For Women All white. Brtef sty~es in re~ular sizes and either the sport pantie or £!are panties Jn tht~ txlra sizf'. lN THE SAL I ONLY ~ef:! 3 49c the church throughout the Sun- ; days in .July, for our Mt>thodisl polr for $1.00 pPn" IP Mld tril'nrl.;:; Jq ~ han• 1p , may WISh. 29.95 All friends and member~ of The Methodist l'hurch are cor- I dially mvited to attend thi~ ~er · v1ce ol COnsecration Sunday. ' Gooerol ~lot, 20 INCH PORTABLE FANS Many picml' table!'i are now already available ilt Camp F'ran· I cis Asbury. and familiPs <~ r p : urged to pla n picnic e1ther befott' or a!tt>r til.: IO'mal ~.:unse­ cration . • pelr Cools up to 5 rooms No ril.dlo or TV interff"renC'P. WHILE THEY LAST and Mrs. $19.00 LITTU TOTS BOXER STYLI For SLEEVELESS SHIFTS smalL mPdium, large anrt extra large . P1ma rot · ton hrnndcloth and rotton Botistf . Wicte f"mbroiriPr· P.d bolton In thi~ satf for Spertal purC'hase of Katz $3.95 shifts, Drip dry fabriC's. Big selertion of prints . Size.!i are small, medium and ~arge, $1.39 ~2.95 Size~; 1 OUR BOYS $1.95 SPORT SHIRTS COLORFUL-ABSORBENT -DURABLE Todar is Thursday, July 8. tn1· J8!1!h day ol IY65 ~11h t76 600 FOR THIS SALE Checks in red, green, pink, tan, two tone plaids, multi-striped patterns and colorful Kitchen prints. to follow The mn(}n is J p p rui:lrhm~ it s full phase. knives serrated blad(>1 t butter knife 8 ulad forkl 1 jelly server J pierced servlnr apooa 1 ulad snving spoon 1 pastry lftver 1 sugar spoon J ~heese server 1 vegetable serving spoon I salad servlna fork DRESS UP JEANS FOR BOYS Taptred slim flttin&. Hip hugging . Low ris~ . - In blark, wheat and &reen. Boys sizes 6 to 18. The modern broom for the modern kltthon. Ueht· ..oiaht. Good quality Ripple. Also Air Mail, HOUSE· BROOMS SLACK JEANS For Boys and Men Senireut:Je twills In wheat, black and green. Boys ~.95 Mont st... .L Bond, Vel\um, Wblto on Colors, $1.00 "HONDO" TAPER FIT T Enamel•d handles. $2.95 Sitt - ' - - corn, broom IJnen, SOc,., t... Red Htort Knitting Worsted Yarn 4 02.-4 ply skein, IOO""n Virgin Wool , Mothproof. Plain colors-Also Variegated. Regul1r $1.19 Skein _ _ _ _ S•le 89c Salol HALL RUNNERS STAIR CARPET MR. WRANGLER JR. CASUAL WEAR SHORTS for BOYS Bo:<tr waist. Twills, Seer· surkers . Wash and wear Roll ends of top quality wool, nylon and Acrllan. Made at Lees Carpet Mills into runners. 27 inches wide by 15 fl. lone. Your choice of many colors. fabric s. Sizes are 3 to 7. ··"' $1.00 ARMSTRONOS Mens POPLIN H1t1 In charcoal, grey or tan. A.tl si?:es . .\fade with stitched brims, and impreenole finish . $1.69 VINYL QUAKERTONE P1oor eoverina. Small rup size 18 by 36 inches, Many new pattfrn1 oa ole for, -i' • FOAM REMNANTS Wuhlbl•- Soft and roslllent. Ule It to oovor cbatr1, bfnebea and frame nrlll<••- Con be •••il1 C\11, boot, folded. Pioeeo ean be comontod. e Each Piece Marktll Roston quality olacka In sizes fr(HD 29 waist meal· ore up to the Xtn brge size. Bi& selection o( popular wash and wear fab· rlcs in belted and self bait mndPb . $5.95, $6.95, $8.95 Qic;lir Recover Fabric ' and Ju pTIPr. CANNON 69< The evenmg stJr ~ :tre Vt:!nus and Mars. CANNON t9c TERRY DISH CLOTHS NOW ON SALE FOR - - - - - - - - American rupr w list and philanthropist .lohJJ D. Hot ·k Pfl:"ller born on tim den: 111 1~:19 i~ history:. 15c cracked as it wa.'l b~:"ing run for : tho funeral of .John Marshall chter justice of the · United il•tes. expe- dition headed by Commodore Matthew Perry arrived in Japan hoping to establish U.5. ,-.,. Lotions with that nation. I In 1896, William .Jennings Bry· an made his famous 'cross of gold" speech before th• Democratic Notional Convention In Cbjca1o. Ill 1950, Gen. &ugla1 MacArthur was appointed Unit•d Na- j lllf!ll commander ill Korea. MATCHING BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS- WASH CLOTHS Colors-Tan, Rose, Blue BATH TOWELS MATCHING HAND TOWELS MATCHING WASH CLOTHS SALE $1.00 SALE 49c SALE 25c · •', Whll• They Striped ~r Fabric, 3JH w!dt - - 79c ycj. Multi striped pattern aizo 20 by 40 Inch... WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH ______ I lor SO. We C•rry the Complete Une ., •• , Kirscl\. DWIIY HAIDWAIE "Sereno" Nttw Fortrtl FIBERFILLED PILLOWS Solid colors-rayon, cotton and saran blend, In Toast, Brown, Gold, Turquoise, Dk. · Green, Sage, Rose, Blue. $2 95 and $3.19 yard. Tapestry Pat· terns of 100"0 cotton in ......, llack ----~----- Save On Your Toiletries On the 1st Floor Woodbury Sproy Beth Powder 76c Woodbury Extra Dry Hanel Crnm 37c Cuhmoro Bouquet Talcum Powder 68c Cuhmtrt Bouquet Talcum Powder 47c Jergens Mtclicattll Soap 31c Jergens Lotion Mild ScNtp 6 for 37c Woodbury Co~oanut 011 Castile Shampoo 34c Wlldroot Wave Sot 29c Woodbury Dream Sot Hair Spr!l'f 73c Colgate Ott~tal CrHm 61c Llstorlne Antllljllic 76c Gillette Righi Guard Deodorant $1.12 Woodbury After Shave 52c Vuellne Hair Tonic 93c RIM Shan Cream 73c FIBERGLAS DRAPERIES Enduring elegance at a remarkably low cost. Wash and dry in minutes, never needs Ironing. Deluxe tailored fiberglas drapes with 5 pleeats in each panel, 4" buekram, 2" bottom hem, 1" side hem. Vibrant solid colors-White, Beige, Green, Gold, Pink 36" LENGTH - - - - - - - 45" LENGTH 63" LENGTH 14" LENGTH 90" LENGTH $2.95 $3.49 $3.79 $4.79 $4.99 . SUMMER TOYS For Boys and Girrs Ideal, safe toys for summer fun In the Sun, Pool, ~ach or Patio. Croquet Sets - Beach Balls Flexible Rafts - Hooper Dupers - Miniature Golf Sets - Badminton Sets and Birdies - Swim lUngs, Wading Poola. Stop In on Elberfelds First Floor. Se'e the Items on display and seleet what you want. CLING All VINYL STICK ON PLASTIC 75 beautiful new patterns, 181nches wide, washable IaII ...h 39c yor4 I .. ,. ~~ ·· ~- . :1 · 'f\,(, Mode of 100% Gl- Yarns ' BeautifUl polyester fiberfllled bed pillows. Soft as down, never shifts, never lumps, machine washes, macltlnt'dries. Relilient, completely non allergen· ic, Ticking ls a beautiful printed Stem Rose and stripe combination In blue on white arid white on white. ~ " :/. ~ ~ o- = ~-- -~ - ------------- ------ ·---- ........ .~ .' in Five Traffic Accid_;nts Petitions 39C 54" Upholstery Tapestry 49c .... 59c ,.... ... BATH TOWELS 2 for $1.00 Cennon "Rose'' Pattern In 1835, Ihe L1ber1v Bell in Independence Hall, Philadelphia Mattless~ . Make yotlt worn out Steamer and Yacht Chairs new again, ·Colorful drill stripe, ready to use, hemmed 'on . both sides, 15 iJiches wide. ~ .:J .; WASJU!Ii<:TON - BILL DON Moyen',' a· hard driving son of a BlqltiJI preacher dedicated to Pre~dent Johnson, today waa the new "voice" or the White House. The SJ • year - old Texan, who has moved into the Junn· lon orbit since his college days, took o,ver •• White House press •ecretaey Thursday alter >~rae E. Reedy went on Nttw Jacquard LctOk UIITHANI to "; :: 26" x 26" and larger. Excellent for Pillows, Chair Seats, Foot Stools, Knitting Bags and numerous other uses. Textures, Tweeds, Brocatelles, loot STATIONERY BY CASE INDIANA MAIO enttn •;~~ '<~o = :reatment ol a painlul loot ailment. Upholstery Squares I erovy Lodlt BIG YANK The morning stars art S~tturn In 1853, an Amtorican a dinner 16 teaspoons S. IOUp spoon1 8 · d)nner forkt ~.29c Cannon's Kitchen Towels Alman .. . By Unik!l Press lnttrnatlonal i ' Sot Consists of: ~ ndefmite leave of absence tor Sa lei By Hull DRESS UP SLACKS Ttu~ \ 4 :~· $1-00 eOn Sale In the Furniture Department 3rd Floor Mens Cool Summertime son 100 ft. roUt. Th< our lO handle plastic wrap, · Captains Chairs and Mates Chain. 88c Sptrloll Womono $US WOMENS PETTICOATS PLASTIC WRAP Duxbury Arm Chairs and Side Chairs PLAY OVERALLS Only Our $!.95 CUTRITI Carver Arm Chairs and Side Chairs, Completely portarle Christy Bll'lnt>r entertllined on the 4th ol ./uJy ill the1r hom~:" on follrth Sl in Ma son with tbeir <1nnu;) J gd tog('lhf"l' ot family and fm' nds. The outdoor all~i r brg on \\'1111 brv<Jkli:i"'l and continued 1hm1Jgtiout the day . Antndin,g WNt ~ lr . and M~s. W:.1rren .SE'it cmd chtldren . Columbu ~: J\ ln Joan VJn{'Ot't ot Ch<irlPs1on ; Mr. <tnd .\1rs . Harold Fry .\t:' w Havt"n Mr ' and Mrs. Husse ll Ca ~Jt'h~rt. Mr: 1m<! Mrs .John S1 sson and Jam · ily . Mrs Wa lh•r Wt:'rry and family . 1\o!J . <:~nd Mrs .Jvt" Jones ' and family . Mr ..tnd Mrs. Thomas Ref'd and \!r~ Lt' P Hi c·hard- . On this day or formica tops, Deacons Bench, Governor 3 speeds BLF.TNERS ENTEHHIN Drop Nttw Shipment R1guiM' Size tnd Extra Lorge Slt.t In Our Luxury whKt, aondolwood. I Itt A wide selerlion of styles and fahrirs in solids and prints, short sleeves, bu11on front, large roomy pockets. Sizes 12 to 2U and 38 to 44. lun Aroun' Brltf ~\r Rectangular Tables and Gale Leg the Leaf Tables - Your choice of solid maple 88c WOMENS DUSTERS $3.95 w1ll b• offered at tho camp shall MASON Sele paltt'fns, Slanl•y .11rCilliard, disln<'l Su- . the need howevor lhey Round Table~. Round Drop Leaf Tables, · All in AJI sizes from 6 to 18. Big st>lection of Styles and Just Recoivedl A Shipment of Ensley , will be the principal ne('t' S~ <lry \1. On St~• Fridey 1nd S11. ('.omfortabl• wash dresses, zipper front style, short sleeves. beautiful floral prints. Sizes 1411> to be belli Sunda~ . .lui~· llth . at I 3 p m. in rerognlliun of the 1 gift ol 31J2 acres and pre:-;ent i df'velopment nf lht> {':imp Dr . 1 Lee Whilt'man. Administnitlve Ass TIItant to BL"lwp F ( iPr<Jlrl In tht' rhurrh . a ta iner, for baste <:~nd outpmrnr. and 8\i to ~ New linear pluttr. llnat ~'I proot. More rtald. Wun't , mar floon. Turquolst,. · Credenzas with China or Hutch Derks, 58 Pc. Stainless Steel Flatware Sets $3.95 i 111 ~pt>ri :tl teenagen wide t'hsttc waist. r·a mp Fran u s Asbury m•;tr Rio Grande, sa 1d Re v :VIt> lvm AlkJI' t- , local perintendent and sylon stock~.ngs by Berk · Sizes 2 to 8. Blue denlm Church 1 11:- Womens 01. LAUNDRY BASKET S• STOCKINGS .,., o~ '-· ' '1.19 99c "EYE-CATCHERS" -- ___ -:~~~~~~~~------------------~------------------------------:~----------~-------------------------------------------------~~~ VQL XVII NO. 69 PQMEROY-MIOOlEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, JULY 9, 196;::__5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:.:fi:.:.V.:.E.;:Cf/i::.:; · ·.:,: . aarden pea't1. New toilmtl· Ia. Non-stalnlna. 1• •h:e. • Devoted To The lntMe1t1 Of The /Ueig•·Mtaon .4rea For bouse in&ecll ~ For: the latest fashion shades. TERRY CLOTH SHIFTS $2.00 Support Given Camp Asbury By Church BUG KILLER DINING ROOM FURNITURE • 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. 8, C Salol Womens Regular.$3.95 Ruth Fole\·, B('l\'i-1 Hnusll. Luc~ Salol Early American shirt>. Seamless mesh and !leamless stretch . Slzf's A, Jy Huber. (;lldrun S<'ha•k•J. Na.j1 omi ''Katz" qua.lity, While they last. e lAID HOUII and GARDIN • '· -~ Over 10,000 Expected at Kaiser Picnic � 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. 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