https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cb8ca3dbbd39fd0e2acd0818f2943fdc.pdf d08317d7ea465712dd9a5eb6c24d8a26 PDF Text Text +· '' ' 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 �·---~ · -..- J FBI ~,Bl Rail's Ramblings • Ill By Tom Rail • • • ~~/~:.E~~:~ & - KANSAS CITY , Mo. (UPll- Kelley broadcaBI pleas askmg \ hair asked for a room. More spllnterod against thas da was to be soft • pedaled be1 be Wday Joined the 1llor the retUJ n of the ch•\d, who Fares Revolver splintering - Hleronymous. fore the Republican voters beaearch tor 9-year· was descnbed as ' extremely She got a •egJStratwn card gao bebevmg it themselves and old prl wbo1 w kidnaped m a and nef\ous " trom under the counler and Back in tho dim dark past sweetness and Ught wao ID be 1 robbery at her The setlin& wiiS an extreme- tried, almost In YBin, to take Learning that ba bad apeiC 85 grandparents' Demse " tbe daughler of Mr looked up mto the barrel ol a belore the 21 mch wmdow mto restored mole! and M" Ernest Russell Chn- blue steel revolver •il•"•on was invented and edu· 1 ty crowded, cheap restaurant my order of hamburger and about two months \OurlDg lhtl , ton or nearby independrnce •· t want your money." the catiOn was still a process ol Thes• m Montreal. French fries, I recognized lhat United States with lrienda1 three Frecllle·faced Denise Umton Mo She had gone vJstl her m&n satd. reading every schoolboy learn· lated to retam t • r All around were mutterings I now was being closely acrut· years ago, I inquired, ·what w" ttill m1asmg more II• an 4 grandparents. Mr 10and Mts Aller gJabbmg the btlls from ed that ' .. all Gaul is divided m of loyal Republicans and at In ao unrecognizable tllngue. lntzed by a man at the next state did you like belt' ' 2 hour& alter a gunman appar Chelsea Reynolds, at the mol el the cash drawer the gunman to three parts " Now that those the sam•. lime gamer enough Wers the people talking abelll table. French • Canadian - "Oh, I enlly snatched her from a Wednesday. Mrs Reynolds Into her three parts have all jotned to DemocratiC drop· outs and me I wondM, plollinll 1 rob- After the waiter left, !be liked the stadium" Clevflo couch where she lay asleep MIS Reynold• satd she wa s bedroom, pass 10g en route the become Simply "de Gaulle," diSplaced intellectual• to r• bery, or JUSI commenlinll on a man, unshaven for at teaat land Glnats, Baltimore, Washo dunng the robbery. awakened obout 2 am Thu rs· go 1 who was asleep on 1 couch the RepubiiCBJt party appears store the gr..t dayo of the bus strike that was paralyz. lbrelo days, dirty and drooaed ington, you know." Clues were meager and Kan· day by the mght bell She went m a room adrommg the olllce. ready to take over tbe descrlp- Grand Old Party. ln1 Ute city It was upoetlinlln clothea of tho common tab<lr- Me - "Yes, those are greal 10 11 appears Barry not not 10 be able to communlcat.o. er, came to talk In Yery faulty, Do you want to go sas City Poii<'f Chid Clarence lrom the iJack bed•oom "'",. Mr and MJS Heynolds were liOn. 11 Kolle said loday would be a her husband "as sUII sleepmg bound and their moulhs taped. Not long alter the election easily baniShed to the wldl I thoJiiht that I looked lnCOD- hard · to · understand English. back penod tn the hunt. to the That was the be&lnnlng of Diogo." Fren<:h • Canadian- "To Sal •·d office bwhere a man deJd 1When they d 11worked d 1 lhell' tb way <or catastrophe , as per your open spaces of Arizona. In splcuouo. But when a walter pechapa the most Interesting K 11 all led a on sen~ thas a out 30 years ed dao , 1 reed anD ca e po Ice, ey no- v1ewpomt1 . it appeared that the stead he IS raisl•• ..., !be ery "Lei comersation I had in canada. Me - "Why" e ey person y n . )all WI clos><:ropp rk' (Ice cmse was gone. center or middle ol . the my people go" and II only • At tlmea, I had trouble .... French • CaiUidian - ' "I saw loot canvass Thursday the road policywaywas the walling for begm the partinl lbe wooded orea noond the olGrea• BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL • blissful" back to to thebegreat waters to leadlni ofthem attempt at communlcaUon went a picture. It's warm." . U't attempt at communlcan went the states" · PlaiDS Motel, totaled on the... • • IS Uarence Newell.•! Cheshue j days of the twenties. Barry down tho "straight path which £J !raining from taughlnc. Our Me - "Where did you go il M C""northern edge oI Kan· 1 11ta kentaltob Veteians Middle rtemorEm- Goldwater was to be qutetly 1s also narrow" by way of tbe French • Canadian ,r:;,' "Dar trerne was Ilke this: 18 ospl y ., po dropped off botH sbolllders but Flee Society Association, to French • Canadian - "You tona Beach is mce, youJmow avil Air Patrol umlll. riders ergenc'Y • rescua squadmen and his followers were to be re- the promised land where ConS from Ute states" It was $00 a week to stay. The) till borseback and pollee ' and as a pallent tamed (or perhapo re-tramedi greasiOnai aeail arow in proMe- "YH, from Ohio." saw us coming. They're crooks. volunteers on foot made an 10· at 9 P m urs ay. by a new poUcy of not qutle so 1us10n. Frencb Canadian- "Ohlolll's a racketl " tanliYI ,..reb of the surroundobvtous conBervallsm .. bU PT. PLEASANT S L. That's a long way, about 3,1100 Me - "Where else you inl orea. covering a square Floyd Me!Yin Darst. 64, a na0 The liberal Repubhcans es· Also , the liberal Repu • Hardman, 14. Moin Street, died miles Jan't it near Calllorrua" go" lillie II • ttme. Numerous tele- live ol Gallia county, and a pec•ally those who had p;oved cans," hotb lr?m the lear of Wednesday morning in Holzer Me- "No, abolll ball way," French Canadian - "Oul pboM ti)ll were cbecl<ed out. reSident of 215 BulfmgiOn St ' capable of swimmmg up stream the philoiiOphy hospital alter I short Dtneu. answering with the knowledge trailer Jevidentty he and hit fBI Baton CUe HuntiOgton. was dead on lrriV· S last November, were to be as lng thon Mr Hardman waa associated !bet an attempt to explain the friend had rented a trailer)' bad al at • Huntmgton hospilal at quiOtly encouraged - and en- and k'wlt e I n d C•;. with. hil brother in llle real location of Ohio in reference to a flat on the wasMngton Tbt FBI entered the case of 5 p m. Thursday alter he bad couraged to remam qutet The Yor mayora ty an a etitate biiSineu in Ravenswood California would be fruitless. Bridge." ' a-•·'ty atthongh C. J. Henry , JM,en stricken at h18 home He one • party • system propagan. lornla s governorship twlth Inand Charleston W Va at !be Me "What did you ....,.. between seals 111 Congress) ' · ., F b "'• " have 00 Intention of belnl ••• time of his death. He had been rene • ""'nadlan wf ualllant aaent in charge or the was a section loreman, and KIUU City office, oald the bu· had been employed by the City pollee are •till lnv..,tl· ther met! aubmerged or of • funeral director for II years sttopped and thiS po!lcemaa rtlll bad been "mamtalmng Chesapeake and Ohto Ra•lroad gating the Tawney robbery and llo q th t earn and operated the Hardman and ,was all mad He •booted at us 1 d 1 cloll liaison with local offl· for 42 years j have several leads In the case. atmg so Y own e 'r Hardmon F)llleral Home at and we shouted at blm. I think .,..... since the obduction FBI He was born in thiS county wtth the current. Cl mini PI he wanted us to do aomethhll lOll wert seen II the motel Feb. 7, i!lOI a son of the late \ They are askmg thai anyone they propolt tho a.. With the trailer, you know." bourl olter tho kid· Alonzo and Elizabeth S1mm• havmg any mformalion about , wa y of The Broad Highway He was 1 member tho (Cootinued from page I ) Me - "Did you fix the flat" naplng. Darst fi e " survived bv hiS seemg cars or persons In the So - the four bllllor... dollar some Lodge at Cia member of harmed Wednesday w Sacra· French - Canadian - "Wo 18 . wile. the former Delorts NICely VICIOJty of the robbery durin& questiOn for !966 • Which th Cl R0 t ci'b B d 1 menlo. Me - "Why" UDIIII !bert II earlier eYI and 1wo daughtm and a son Tuesday mght to inform them splinter wags tho lo&"? Ee b ary d "';r Once in the capital of Calilor· French • Canadian - "I 1( dMICt IIlii 1 iodtral lllw viol•· Mrs Mary EUzabeth Cremea ns or what they saw at that time. Rev. Atberl T. Welch 71 , • mtoa meArs 18 unedra 1h• nia, the fugitiYes abducted thmk the cop told us 'to, you 1 tiGD Ia 10voiYed, the FBI nor· of Huntmglon. Mrs M•ldred l relired minister and Iarmer. rec rs '""' on an e Champion and his wile and know." 11111ly lion not toler 1 kidnap V1gtl of Leungton Park Md , No exact flguro on tbe los' In "ho resided on Rt. I B•dwell l Clay MtthodiSt Church. daughter, but missed the lam- Me - "What did you do with ' c... for 24 houri, at which and Lloyd Darst at home There the robbery has as yet been on··: Rl 16111 died at 6 35 p m Survivors mclude hls wife, Ily's 12-year-oid son, Tommy, Ithe things 10 the trailer" ' IIIDI t IS presumool that U•e are lour g• andchtldren and one nounced fhursd ay 10 Huntmgton Veter 1 Mrs Wilda Hardman ; 0 0 e who was steeping on the porch French Canadian .._ "We VICtim1 may hove been taken gra ndchild I One mmor accident w" m· an• Hosp<tal He was a vetoran l daughter., Mro. Paulin• Myers, of the lanuly borne With a bought a thing for the top acrOII otate line. Oiher surviVors are four ,vestir,ated by police on Thu"· of World War I, and had been l S 1 Of Gallon Ohio thrN OODI lflend. Ah. what you call it" 1 Cl t tt' When the Champions were Me - "A rack " '"'"' and three brothers Mrs ' daJ. tt took plac< on Third a reSident of Golba county S •1 Le 'J 1 tlotb the &Irl'l mother and JLena Grover of Cheshtre. Mrs Ave. at the entrance to the lsmce 1946, coming here trom r' cn!'ctn':" ' found to be missmg California French· Canadian "Yea 1 0:'"• E Alm a Rathburn of Columbus, Evans parkmg lot A car betng l Putnam county, W. Va. Vefl N 'w ayf Alb res on; taw enforcement IDlenl- rack. The turnpike Mr! Halite Markms ol Toledo. backed by Waunua Lewos 06, He was born 10 Lo&an couo. · llied their .. arch. worst thing, you know. It cost Mrs Pearl Markms ol Vmton, 432 Hedgewood dme struck a ty w va F'eb 1 1894 son of PT PLEASANT - The an W tk Stg Alba . Authontieo 111d the fogitlves more. We took the old roadS • Douglas Darst ol GallipoliS. car dnven by Ada Waugh late Clark and Amandl nual International program ol / er, · B 1 had stolen about a half. dozen t led the conversatiOn to·. 5 James Darst ul Albanv and Wal 3.1, 3 Porlsmoulh Rd. Bell Weich HIS marnage to the the Homa Demonstration Clubs ep • son, ur or, U· Yebicles Berious vem at this point fear1 tor Darst ol PhoeniX .' \nz. 1'11•ere wa• damage to the head· forlllfr EII<abeth Scolt who will be held Tueoday, July 13 at ;oMsisters, Champion 1 trusted a de of mg that were t to taugb tae The body " at the I hapman l• ght ol the France car. and survives. took place m Mercer Krodel Park The program, be' :•· na ey an "· Or· C.lilorma 'Gov Edmund 0. 1man would be offended.' BeFuneral home '" Hunlmgton.' none to the Lew" vehicle coun ty, W Va • Nov . 8, 1918 \l g,nnllli at I 30 pm. wtth om· p le Caoto, both of Shinnston, Brown, was one ol the , he looked as U he could and fun•ral arra ngements Wtll Four arrests were recorded ph" " on Ireland will feot\ll't W. Va • ftve brothers, Roy, of paid state offiCial• beat up any _ The third be announced later. •by poill'< m the past 24 hour!. Children ,who ourvlvo ore speakers and a presentation Washmgton, DC, Orbe of Lost $40,000 annually. like the ono Who = l'T p ·. r I •nd mcluded Lawrence Thornton 1\ elch and Mrs Beth· from each county home dem· Creek, W. Va., Lawrence of worked lor Umted Press him "to throw the trajler 1 : •nnual camp lor the reta l'n ,Lee Jr .' 21, 87 Garfield Avo ' el <Normal Bias, both ol Elea-[onstrolton club. The public J• i Rtadlng, Pa . Frank of Shinn· Umted Press Internallonal). tbe l the bridge." ·. M••:n u" to ! ' ctled fo r dtwrderly conduct nor , w Va. Mfi JUOJOI tBel· lInVIted. ston lnd Guy of Charleston, and Milwaukee Journal the spon Thrurnan Graham, 57. Emil s' lty ) Lemley or Bidwell, Albert , Ireland Is the country being len grandchlldren. mento Bee and San Fran· Sllel SUMMER Ma<nard Ed•ar F Haftihbar Welch Jr of Jamestown. and studied by each home demon- Se . \ be h td ciSco Chronicle He was a re so• ed eoc h year ' • • · · Mr! Arth tAn 1 Da id II t t I " '"roua•-• Wut rvice• Wll e · C0 5TU M E Mason the Retard-• . County AssocJattonby for ger al l ol Huntmgton. and ' ur n v son o I' ra Ion cu. tN•• day at 11 a m m tho Cha and l a I e r . \ Chm Anderson CJI , all' Logan There art 12 grandchli· VIrglml Also durin& July, Ute il P' • press secretary 1 ;: •d Chtldren. iContmued lfllm pag• 1) I : dren and one great grandchild local bomt demorultrotlon clubs m•n • W Mortuary Pt. · I JEWELRY V3 OFF • h e~ted lor mtoXICallon di In 1 land their Pleaoant With tho ReY Some rhtld:•• I at 4 30 p m. on Rl 35 tn Jack Othel ourvivora "" two bro0 & r• aa neth crO:.kshank and CAW FOR BUDGETS ;:Special 12Educallon Classtl! 1 :son county. f1vt m1les we st ot thera and two 111ten Ernest e s n top · r bUilneu meet- Fritz Smith officlatiq. Budgetl for townsl11p&, munthe Ga lha county lme A car 3 Welrh ol Vmton, Wolcb )Jn Th:l demonstration will be in the Cunningham lcipatittes, sehool districtS, == s children lrom glhe Guidmg drivon east hy Gene w Laud ol Rutland, Mrs Brookll Duty ! c:uncl will be conducted at IO:· orlal Pork at St. Albans and all county departments are c Hand Class ol Galha County , ermiii, 22, ConnersVIlle, lnd of Delbarton. W Va. and Mrs 30 am. July 13 II Kroilel Park. graYeaidt riteo conduct.!< to be to the countv MIDDLEPORT, 0. : Ohio A tollll of approXImately pulled out to pass another car Myrtle Prict of Charleston At this time final plalll for the Maoonic Lod&e No. e7 of . auditors olf1ce 111 the , ' till hovs and &iris are anllcipal- driven east by Willard F Lane, Services will be held at 2lcounty educational lout 111 Mor- Friends may caU at tho mort· hou•e by July 20, Auditor Gor-1 ed · 20, Fola, IV Va . and !he n ghl <UP!\ - Thu"· p m Sunday (EST) at Poplar t gantown will be mode. Aloo the uary after 6 p. m. Thursday. don H. Caldwell said today. red-ha~red sen~llve measur~ ~:' C .....,. ~enter ~ st~k I~~:d :n~, ~ I Rev•Welch is 0 alDie • d At 71 Jn Huntington ~J Jnstea~. thlr~ PI:~,:~~~~ r~sid~lOJ••~ J,: ~y J S'te f Annoa} E t I I II th~ ~·,ance. 1 d~l 12 fnJ'Ured Chll~; ~t ,c~"':ly ~/~th ~."c:~P :mdl~c~ ,\'e ArcJ'dentS I ~rom ~ ~~t:~ s;~~~:o:r;~ol ~~he~~c~;~' ~' ThemselveS ·n ~ °' ~ S~~ st~~~':t.u ··h~er, Mrsan~,hf~: ~~can~ ~ne ~ru. ';:~k, ~~1111 ; offi~erB the~ ~ere 1' IL ~as I s~., ; ;l r '"'-;;;;;;'-'~~-------;;;; th~ ~· •l l C''"" r: IC~c Fletch~r eg.s ore At AGlance tilt ~ree H~ Fl i ~" 11 Krod e} park g~eat db~ Ex-Cons Tum ft I Third Annual Camp Begins On July }}lh E~S~NT ~=ri~z. th~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ubmitted C?LU~BUS ~ ~urchA ,_.MNJN.I'P~",. Dine Out Camp K!ndllch will of!ICI81iy front of the l.auderm•lt cor hit ' day ' major leglslativt •ction R•dge Free W•li B apt'' t regional and otatt meetinp wlll ::Open With registration II 9 am • l•ft rear ol the Lane car at • glance HOUSE ;::v M;rtyn Teets and \be dlscuned. Mrs. John Manh· Speaker'8 Rule to ='Mtllldoy, July 12 ond wi ll close ere wao moderate damage • ev 0 ew aroons will ol· all will preside onr the .,., 4 ;;, 1b the noon meal on Satur· to the Laudormilt car and mm Passed III ctate, and buml w1U' be m ness meelln&. Continue at OSU g . With The flmily -Jiat 1 Jutv 18th The annuol vlsi· or to the Lane vehtcle Ne•th - H B 940, sets up Ohio In· ' Vmton Memonal Park, under \ At noon a combined luncb ol COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h The ldd1 will love ttl -IDrt' llanquot. w•ll be held at er dnve was tnJured, and Fmancmg,the direction of tbe McCoy Fu· sandwichel. fruit, cooklel, and controverSJI!apeaker'l rule I p m Friday July 11th A was no arrest. ICommi,.Ion, I ole 91 • 21. Em· lneral home Fnends may call \'""d tea hu been atrllllecl continoe in effect on tho The food II mperb, Itispi.y' of the' vanous craft• \ergency failed . Iat the late alt<r I P m Each penon wiD nee4 to brlni State University campus, but i!!' the service prompt, completed by tbe comporo will Three other arrests mcluded - H H 941 . expands JIOW•" or ,saturday and until tho hour ol one of tht ileDII to combine University PreSident Novice G. &' the atmoapbere pte. . be hekl along with the banquet Clarence H Wolle, 72, Racme.JCommunli y Improvement Cor· •the sorvice. wtlh the JI'OUP meal. Each per Fa"cott wdlcated he will ant Modest prlcesl Tho comp II finlnttd each Cited to court today lor :Jl<!•allons Vo le 113. tO Emer-1 son ts reminded to brln& their tinuelo work toward an acc,ept·ll year by money raised by sign Rtchard t It own eatmg utensils. able chana• m it. .,., 1 \ Sre 'Batten Up' uiiOCiatloll ond lrom materlol en erson, • alerloo cJied l ' perm• I c ,., o F'l Tl d The univtrllty board of trus.,., 3 and llnanclal glfta trom Ylr· Mnday lot parkmg on highway ,1JSsue lndustnal development ! I m lUI'S ay eve ASKS DIVORCE tees rejected lly a ._ Ioili llltlivi4uoll ond arpmza· tod Rosate Lee Blue, Jr , 22 llonds Vote 94 . 33. An eollmated 60 boys and A pellllon lor divorce has Thursday chonae• tlons lllr<Hilbout the county It Doylon , Jatled and char ged wtth ' - Sub. S B 77, regulates • alo. saw the 111m .. been filectln Mol I county Cam· ed by Fawcett ond the Ia otafftd by yolunteer teoch- drlvmg whtle mloiJCaled wtth lo: and recapped tires I Up made by the Oncinnati , moo Pleas co.J by Came L AdYioory Conumttet. Route 7 Middleport on, ..H leldtro, youth workero set for Saturday · cuts penalty Iori Sheets, Harrioonviile, aaainot He had recommended .....,...,..,..,.,..,..,....,...,...,...,......,...,!!!!11!!11-!!!!!!!!!!,....) 1 ol<lar ..K JOU!h and other lay po court. Iauto theft Vote 17 • 39 port Mumcipal Park Charles G. Sheets, Harrison· the now rule be accepted 1 1 and profesa1onal personnel \ SENATE · Lo villi charaml lfOII neglect of day and put inlo effect 011 Camp Kindhch 11 held at the E Ull Long, Feeney • Ben- •d t ' 1 M Caunt y th nd H RROR CORRECTED Passed nett Pool American LeKion ad u y. . C altlo I· Pomeroy Chaplet No 186 - H B 96, requJr•s ch•tdren Julanl obtained the Dim anci Fawcett proposed a new amp •! . Order ol E"tern Stars. will at- entermg hrsl grade be "' was In chorge of the showt n ll'rOCKS lJP that would allow rec"lrlizedl tend Umted Melhndtsl chu rch Iyears old by Oct 31 Vola 21 . • \ g. NEW YORK (\ll>l) - Stock otudent organlzatlone to m • group July 25, not .July - S H 395, changes name of SQUAD CALLED pricet opentd hllher In model'· tn• speaken, &UbJecl to was report ed tn error ·ntu rs-i Cenllal State College to Centro![ The Racme Emorgency squad ' otelJ actiYt lradin& today. 1m provlsiono. DIIICITIL> TO tNfiUS1 0~ day, as a part ol the order's State Umverstty. Vote 2e • 2 , untl was summoned at 1 t5 p \ MIIGI MASON 1tiU "~o to Church Sunday " - H B 725, reqUires hiler m. Wednesday for Mro · .,.,:,,:. ~:::•• ~~":::: bags 1n all cars Vote 11 · I IDonold Stohart. R D.' "aclne. 1 r t • •••o •''•ra1111 ,. ••et.'P' ReL•ons1dered and left pend- Mrs. Stobert Wll t•k@fl EXPERT INSTA.I.¥TION! lult4lf ., r..liftOMct "•"•' il.-.. hu•._ lng Las CNIIIdl 'leellanlr p,... Th p PLAN DANCE 1MelR!I General Hospital ••, GUo ,..,..e. Offln ,.,.... e omeroy Athletic Boosl-, - H B 667, ommbUI mumci· 1treated for difficulty breath· I ARMSTRONG'S ers A,.., w1ll sponsor a high !pal court bill. ling m IAW'H • ...... a1aa~ ••mn 1 school danre lhls commg SHt·l ~-~;;-;;,;;;;:;:;::;:;::-,:;;;;::;:-;:Linoleum , • , Inlaid Vinyl 11 ••"., at 'bl .,... "rnea •' P.,m ro' urda I the P :;CHua Y a omeroy H1gh Naf:IIMI .......1.11 ,..,,....o.. SChOOl BlKbiOIIUffi (rom 8 · )\ """"oomlnl for OYery ldJid ol floor. Best tiYI letttMUI IJ•hall l11e !t.!l ~.-.,.,_. "'.. N•• h r• ,.,., 1111•• p m w1th the Jays m charge Ghll ;,., " - ' . , _ , , , "'"'" [NIIItrno. frotlllionaJ I!JIIallatioo by ., or Yorl .UIJ "" 11 JOIItltll, Call WY 2-.:1831 fo1 fre 1 ~•11IIO;S-1010"'"' "1 ,...., o.uur.. ~ am• •Mr• •••tt•'-lt ,., een• per LOCAL TE~1PS lllatl. iJHII - . JIIJ Ill adnn~a •' tOe O..lb ~· .. elflre 11&11• •D 111e temperature ln Pomeroy'• .-on,::... /!,.. bu!tmess d1stnct t~t 11 ·m a m WALL-TO·WALL CARPETING PUBU,._o& Mt ••aUehl• one m•n•'h II .tn •• I today WB9 86 degrees under IUn· MOHAWK d l l "'DI f•lr 110 olll :!lilY IIIII". I k • a nr" ...nUll ~ ul ny f: 1ft. MAllEI bpert IDslallallon Willi 01 IICIIIA'IOI COl Dll lltlolllllloa ouaranlosd e tcll<ll FIJI ... Pit II . .I'OC INTIJU.OCKIN. lltiNfl e&Ta w~tl . . . . . 111J1 llllHil Thesa rin11 cannot twlot or turn 011 JOUr ftnrer. Tht •atoa•Ptllll_., • ...., famouo h•dd•• loek bol41 them loJtlhtr for moro I 1*1111111 IAL, blluty and ll\llf&CUOI. .I'....... ONLY thereld.ustrl~l Devel~pment ~le•gs th•[~opd '~: 1 w'00• ~':n~ea1• ~•& Sou/;..: • I HI DAILY SENTINEl •• bus~ ~ r;a ~ ~ ho~ ~ gent~ ~all~ ret r ead~d 7 10 ln1 ~H ~ ;~7. I pa~~nts ~ ~ Batter~ ~v~~ln:•:~~~~ ;~:: a~'~ri. ~::~~~~ LET INGELS DO IT' ... , ..,triiMI•" ,,.., - PRESIDENT c:!.:. =': !:. - ---- -- ~ .,.,. __f299.......... c-fflltol Jarilla MASON FUitNITUU CO. M-.10'1. W. VA. KeeP-sake •=sir- HOUSE PAINT ........ _., INGELS FURNITURE •1111 lWC2 . . . . . . . -~~~~---···- VaHey Lumber & Supply Co. WV2-mf m a. Jr• •••· I Middleport, O. brok~ wit~ smce he 10 gers back 10 1959 e seruor circuit's All-Star ahorllltop put hiS legs to good work agam Thursday mght ' I I stealing two more bases ami leading a Dodger stampede that crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 9·4. The VICtory boosted Los Angeles back mto first place in the frantic NL race one-halt game ahead ol the Idle CIOCIO· nail Reds Eisewhere. the Philadelphia Phil lies split a doubleheader With the San FranciSco Gtants, wmnmg the nightcap 4- afte absorbmg a ltJ.2 drubbing2 10 opener, and the Milwaukee Braves outclubbed the Houston Astros 9-8. The Chicago Cubs New York Mets and St. Lou"' CBidmaiJi were not scheduled The Ch1cago White Sox edged the Cleveland Jndians 3-2, the Detroll Tigers walloped the Yankees 6-1 and the Baltimore Onoles pinned a lo-6 defeat on the Kansas C1ty Athletics m scheduled games., Allen , grand ..,.,,ond'" the first mmng of game provided • Ray Herbert with all the 10n he needed ln evenmg h record at 44. It marked 1 fJrst bases • loaded blast m major .league career of Phtll1es All • Star baseman. . Mays Homen Willie Mays, who drove in two runs m the first game socked hiS 476th maror homer in the seventh mning of the second game to take over und·1s puted possession · of s1xth place among baseball's All· Time The Giant ceoter · IIelder had been tied with the retired Sian Musial at 175 th~ !eagu~ ~luggers Crow's STEAK HOUSE • /dse Bort~. . .TomBoy SANDWICH Order ly ........ AIII1 Takl'lm Homo WYU4U :~.:e~ earn~.:""' :~.~· compiled str~~~·::t•r,ar h~: Mel Stottlemyre of New NGS Dryodale 11 considered the ~nly in the 14 two mnmgs while :ppear· The Dodger mg In Just two games The ace B U01. a remarkable lelthander was by an y e wor troubl~d :-~,:.~·~~~=:nationalll De~o:t nge es Dodaers Back into First Place San~ranciSco ~ ~~ ~~:~fivetohitsingaiOing_hisse•· ~~~ r~~ ~ \~~oz mm~g t~ Cmcmnatl ':{a;;:• Line Scores I yanks Rally By Un~~e~:::• ~':aHonal [ To Win Again Cleveland 11111 01111 001- 2 6 0 ChIcago 01111 030 OOX- 3 9 2 J Midd} Krahck, Weaver 16), Spring n eport mgle Upends D0dger CJ Ub W. L Pet. GB j 49 36 .476 Cle•·eland at L 0 0 An•eW (2, 47 35 573 lh ! lWI mghtl M Do '=ii 'lt-5 : HELEN HELP us! Gaylord Pe went th 0 . . . lance lor and Rico Carty eacb hit one opener before a standmg ro b ry agamst a like nurn. homer lor Milwaukee and Fecrowd oJ 37,110 - the Jar ' : er : efeats. lipe Alou blasted two. Joe Mor· 10 etght years at Connie Jack Mrr nk Bolbng smgled home gan enjoyed an amazing day at Stadium. The Giant nghthand m ke wllh the wm- the plate for Houston, gOing 6· by Helen l!lottel er backed by a 17·hlt attack. ac'!unt lor 12th for·6_ mcludmg two home run•, struck out seven and allowed umph De La He lrl·l scormg four runs and driving ;YOUTH ADKED FOR IT! th d JhA.. ' oz, a Aaron m three. TIIia colum em an ·-, don t even get 1 18 n or young m the way. When I look for a ~t ~rU.y~:~~~b"!:~ 6 New York I, ~~la~~~p~~co ~~ ~ ~¥· ~a~e~:~J9-~) son a s ous E'ifectlveness. 1 Mdwaukee 40 37 519 5 Pitt..burgh 42 II >12 6 St. Lou" 10 12 4ils 712 Chicago 37 44 457 10 Houston 37 15 451 10',.. New Ynrk 29 54 349 19 Thursday's Resulto 9 Hous 8, 12 ms os Angeles 9 Pitts 4 181 n•ght San Fran 10 Phda 2 ' lWI ~•!waukee CYs.wt.,.. W~~t;~~:~ ~~sasC•V,\!~~ a.,... ~~ M~ cua~ fHIJ. . '" 51 ' vs. New York . IOJ htl - For <8-!1 d ltJ.7) VI. PD Boston at Washm ton (2· <lwt mghtl .' fl-9) and 0W!lson (fH!) N 81 vs arum (4· Monbo~uette p~~~ly4 ~:~;;a~h:d:~· ~tght -~~.c~g~·~~r~l\r~~re Pltc~ero ~·· 1 H~~~~~~t ,~_ew Clevelan:':d~,'A~:~;;~t' ~ :::~~; e:~"'~e;.robl~~~bles. r;;: ~~ ::· :~:;~ ~:iPw~n~i· d~~g=·~c:~~;~a.;:,'.~ so~a~?s :n: fun As with the rest of He!eo what I took 1. Is abe good tookmg! !JOn wttb a bruBh-off. 3 Good reputatiOn' Send your teen-age questions ID YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, New York at Mm 4.· Will she be true' San Francisco at Ph!ladelphiH Boston at W h nesota 5 Is she clean m appearance (mghll - Mancha! IJJ-1) vs Ch;cago at lmgton . . ~~hn J Friday'o Probable &he have a good per· _ 191 owa;d 14-41 inight) Pappas (8.3) York <mgho 31 vs FISher (6- Detroit at Kansas City . ~s A single by Rick Gaul in the McMahon <8) and Azcue care of Helen Help US' this and manners' Bunmng <9·51. I a h., twJ·nlgilt filth IOmng batted home two • Fisher (81 and Romano, For olmost five innings the newspaper 6 Does she like to have fun Milwaukee at C' n c Inn a II . runners to give the Pirates a (81 . Wmner-John 17·3) . Mtddleport lndJans' Boys Leag- TRYING TOO HARD on a date or would she rather tmghll - t'JScher 12·21 ., Ma2·0 win over the league-leadmg (2-7). HR- Col· ue baseball team, which has Deat Helen Ju;t Sit and talk' Ioney (9-41 Dodgers in Pomeroy Boys' loop ). not won a game this summer, I am a IS-year-old boy and I . Does she hke to go to par· I Los Angel., at Ptllsburgh actJon Thursday New y k - was workmg on the upset of a )umor m tngh school There and dances? /mght) - Padres 13-SI vs. The Dodgers, despite the Detr or 100 000 000-- 1 50 the season ThurBday evening. IS lhJS hoy 1 know who is aort l hese are some of the thmgs Veale •8·61 . setback, are still m first place I o:> 20r\ 03x- i 11 I With Duff Craig, ll·year-old of an ofl-and-on friend He would like ID know be- Sl LouiS al Chtcago - Stai by a full game The Tigers are <8) (61. Ramos righthander working rather Belt-centered and often ;.:: Ia lOg a girl aenously lard (5·31 vs Ellsworth '!HI m second place whtle the Pir- and F h owar Lohch . 19-4) well, the Indians had the leag- biS personality borders on arro- h a good figure helps one or Buhl 18-61 ates are two games behmd 10 sen (lr4e)e ue leadiOg Yankees on the ropes Iothers seet It tool, but -. Ill t Saturday's Gamet third place · 6-4 gOing Jnlo the II!th some reason want to be y , · ous on at New Ym k Gaul's came off Dod· Baltmnore 200 IIOS 003- 10 13 0 But the Yanks their on!, hiS to put I tngPIPs at P<llsburgh • " ''" .,. ger h"rler Chuck Hannahs af· Kan Cit 1100 001 041 real power beginnmg m that Imes e' a good Joe and hst of .. I on your . .ouJS at Chtcago • ter R Case and Jon Dillard Bunke;, La r' en 7816 mning. scored five runs, and I •. other ' gJrls " a;t a • mghl A needle ruins vatuahle were both sare on errors Brown. Segui Stock (6) Mossi went on to a H-6 VIctory. anythmg I am te tedper on .you're the different o g A . nlgh l I LP s LE-t ue check yoUr1 1 Gettl ng h1ts Ior Ihe score· (9 I and Bryan. ' Winner- 'Bunker Big blows Tn ltle f' fth mmng Just completely msnub res 111 or more honest? - H ne , or JUSt menranwI.A"ague . ' ne• dle, no obiJgation. 11 ;r less Dodgers were C Wyatt (5-4) Loser - Segu1 14-101 . HR were htt by Alan Cun- We're either pals or :• walks Dear Helen 1Minne<ola 50 28 GH, wom, roplace 11 with a flu 4 30 61 8 With two smgl es. Jon Buck and ' - Rosa11o <lsi ). nmg am, a lrlple .. Hvsell, away from me I've tned eYery· Here's a hoy who wears brae· [Cleu·Jand I quality Jqd l't d' Tom Vaughan each a double , -a smgle whiCh with 3 walks lhmg I know to be lnendB full es and I want to say the Irl HaltJmore 4' 34 5 2 I e ' one •amond and Hannahs wtlh a smgle National League and a heldmg hobble turned the time but I never kn h th [who complamed about them' IChicago 33 51!0 54' ' I needle You'll enjoy longer 4 35 ; Jed W1ll went the route on the (12 mnmgs ) tide Yanks came ha<: kler thiS IS the day 1.;wa a real nut 1 went to a part" Detrotl ,.: needle life, longer record lite, 43 482 mound for the wmners striking Hou 300 020 102 01111 8 16 01to tally five more m the SJxth or a dog. He 18 more ]the other mght .and we New York 40 457 14 and your stereo or hi-fi will out moe and walkmg one. Han M1lw 102 010 013 001 - 9 11 1' 0 Chip Haggerty'• homer, Hay- I than 1 am. Can you suggest any spm the bottle and there was- Los Angeles 37 44 18 ,; I sound bel t..r too nahs fanned 10 and gave up Noltebart, Giusti 161, Cuellar man 's double, K Lillie's dou- 1thmg that can brmg conSisten-l n'ta girl there who didn't Washmgton 34 19 49 4tO :: : ' ' (9), Owens <9), MacKenZie (IO), bie and D Littles •mgle cy to thiS • fnendshtp"'-.l T. 1to kiss me, braces and all 1 Boston 30 3llO Fi.delitone three passes 7 26 In another Pomeroy Boys' Taylor Ill) and Brand Clonm· l Other Yank hitters were Gene Dear ,J i had a ball - ANOTHER 1R ' Kansas C1ty 22 52 29 · 1Diamond league coolest, the second-place ger, Kelley •51,' OSinski l7l, Sa- , Po•ell a double and atngle. I'd suggest that YOU do the ONMOUTH Thursday's Result; Needles 2 11 Tigers lnmmed Ihe Harnson· dow ski (8 ), 0 Dell (91, N•ekro R1ck . Van Maire a tnple, and walkmg away You 11 ne•er be . Dea.r8 Helen Chicago 3 Cleveland from •• , Bombers 12-6 (10 ), BlaSingame Il l! and Oli· Cunningham a smgle m01e than a saltelhte otherwiSe ! It all m the way you wear Baltimore 10 Kansas Cil y 6 1 1 C. Clark, R Abbott and R ver Wmner- Biasmgame (9-6). For the Indians Pat Mullen Ibut then perhaps this 15 whai braces Sure you 'll get teased -- Dixon all took turns on the Loser - Taylor <2-3). HRs- hod lwo singles, Mike Hartmg- you want, because your arro-l but t1 laugh and say, a! League Thursday As a10 remound for the victors while Hud2 (7th 8th) , Atron j er, and Craig each a smgle gant frtend't self _ assurance love em {even tf they hurt lief p111 ht'l' he appeared 11 11120 nell , Vance, Duff and Porter ,!6:hl , Carty 16th ). Alou 2 llllh Craig fanned 8, walked 9 _ makes up for your tack of tl like ' ' 0 cra<yl the boy• w1ll hke gam es fu r the BJSons and , pnched for the Bombers. 21h ), De La Ho• <2nd ). hiS undomg, 10 part _ while So you play the "Yes Man" to " even better for trymg to \ piled a 1 11 JlHA Middleport, 0. T1ger hitters were G. Skm. -Powell, worktng four tnmngs get some of that renected shme ook 1pret ty for them I, too, ner with a two-run homer and (1st game) for the Yanks. fanned 7, walked Certam types need "faithful 1dido 1open 11 my mouth for two I smgle, R. Dt xon a double and Fran 002 2511100-10 17 0 includmg the first batter 10 followers" to boost their egos. 'days, , ' a hoy nollced and smgle, R. Abbott a double and p • 100 000 010- 2 5 2 the fifth Haggerty coming on And the more you come runSo what - l wore them E. Abbolt, E. Young p D111. d terry (7-71 and Haller Bur- at the pomt fanned 3 walked I mng, the more you'll get tromp. or four yearo" I've smiled evC. Clark and F. Rizer, each a Baldschun •51, Mahaffey 2 in fimshmg up ' ed on. If you want a frtend and ; smce! - LOOKING FOR· smgle. ' oebuck fVI and Dalrym· The Indian• go. all the' 1 ool a master stop tryi•• ,. I ARD 1'0 PRETTY TEETH 1 For the Bom bers, Warner detie P e Corrales (6) · Lo ser- Bur- runs 1n the second on four walks " " hard, and let ·h1m come to you ' c(H had a home run and s10gle, San Fra/ an error, and singles bv Har: He JUSt might, you know _ H METS RECALL I'ITCHER Workmun a double and two Sll> Phda 000101- 2 50 hnger, Craig and Dear Helen : NEW YORK <UP! i-The New gles, Porler a double and . Sa d BOO 01111 OOx- 4 7 0 Jnd•ans 060 000 _ 6 4 2 l read your artiCle about the ' York Met.. recalled lefthanded 810 110 0), Herbel Yankees gle, Hudnell two smgles. Cot· <I) 1 301 55x_ 14 10 2 girl With braces 1 used to thmk : P•lcher Gordon R1chardBon 8 ter!ll and R Vance each a dou· bert Haller. Her- Craig and p Mullen Po II that bracos did ruin a girl 's l •l•ro;;;m.... ~rtm av~t~r Wt~raJICk MI~~ an~ se~, e~I ~~:;::;h;;;. ~;~~el· ~ogle I ll~ " l ~e boy~ extre~ty ~:;'" sho~ed :.~ ralll~ 1 COST TOO MUCH TO RUIN '· 1 D~r o~e~p~~:! HELP~'UL "G,:r~!:s.!ir:~~~oy ~s N~~at I'~ li~on':s:,n ~~' ~ ~·~~w~~~~e ~~II";'_nn<~ fl, ~I ~n.ends ~~~:~ ~•th~~wb~ :~m '~orn p~\ an~ Th~ ~u~d· popula~ ° 4~ ~; 1 ~/ playe~ wa~t 20 ;~ $4.95 II viii~ ~organ WERNE R y~u ~~mle II RADIO & TV j ~ iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-lliiiiiliiiiiiiiii 1 ~~I ~ ~aJd, 1 ~1 le,R ~ ~~~z' ° (4~ (~and ·~ Mulle~ 1 B•u•ff-al•o;;,;m;_;th:;;•:.,l;;n~te~r~na~l~•o:.n- -sanford ;4-2) ~';;:les. Loser Haggerty •WPI, 151 ~nd ~:g: looks. but t can honestly tellf 112thl, May• tZ!rd) McC~IIen gerty, Powell (51. Umpire : C. now that II doesn't matter. Lewis Repair Service (19th) ' vey W. Se.arles now many g1rls that we.ar . RED SOX WIN -FORLos Ang 01111 1105 400In the other game the Red Yankees W. L. Pet. HEATING 119 1 12 1 Pitts 210 010 000-1 Sox overcame a brtel lead nl Red Sox t %• e PLUMBING 4 15 2 Osteen, Reed (41 and Rose- ; J.J held by the Brave• to wm Redlegs 9 l .750 boro Law, Carpio <7) Wood 19-4 with Danny Wise the wm· Senators ..... · t 3 .1st • ROOFING and Pagltarom, sm'Jth (9) ner and Steve Dunfee the loser, 5 3 .417 Winner - Reed <3-2). LoserFor the Braves Taylor doub- bdlans 1l 118 .%73 ~ led I d w <8-3). an smg ed, J Slaven. Dun·La WY 2-2374 Cbeahlre 8pto. Sent eal lee. Mike Sayre, and D Me· Games Monday 134 Mill St. Middlepert A five-run rally m the last John Baird, I righthander Cloud singled and Dave Boyd Redleg& at Senatoro innmg gave Cheshire a 11-8 wm went the route on the mound homered Indians at Red Sol over New Haven m the second lor the wmners wh1ffmg 14 and RPd Sox hitters were Steve game of the 2nd .annual syra- walktng SJl(. Danny Llfchrield 01ler w1 th a homer and cuse Pee Wee tournament !if&rted for New Haven was singles, W1 se a homer .and smThursda.y evenmg I r~heved by Haymaker 1~ the glt, Dave Dodson three smgles, Chesh1re scored its f1ve mar- f1fth and Terry Smith took over Becker 8 smgle and P1ckens 1 kers on fiVe walks an error l 'n the s1xth. tr1ple hit batter, and sm'gle by Gre~ 1 HarriSonYIIIe will play Ra- WJSe fanned 10 walked four McCarty w1th two outs. cme at 2 p m. Saturday and while Dunfee tanned 2, walked New Haven had brok•n a 4-4 then Pomeroy Will go agamst 5. be m the lourlh when four runs McArthur at S 30 p m 0 th R d crossed the plate same day. Cheshire · 11" 1 e e Sox 131 310- 9 10 1 CheshJre hitters were McC8r· the wmner ol the Pom~ro P~Y Braves 300 000- 4 7 ty with three smgles, J 0 h n Arthur game Wednesday YJut V Wise and Wartz Dunfee Baird a tCJple, and Roland 14. ' Y aughan UmpJre Art Stobart Cremeans a smgle. For New THE STANDINGS Haven, Jeff Needs led all batREGULAR 16.00 to 24.00 ters with a pa1r of home runs NOW 12.00 to 18.00 Bobby Roush had a round·tfl~ per, Jell Haymaker a s10gle, Danny Litchfleld a single and double , and Allen Bird a single. ble, and McCune, a smgle. ~ ~~ I 1. \ Th THE MARTIN RESTAURANT l\7, ._., .......,,, ,..., .,, • 3 ROOMS N•w Furniture ~~! tg~J Karis~ of pitchers will "semor man" of the NL he 1.93 as arm ailment duriOg the spriOg I s er ol the White squad, haYing been selected on dermg only four b:se' e su:r~n· but he has re-gamed his prev•· Los Angeieo •• G J' (} ~%"~.=~~h:ru\''~~~r!~:l t~e ~~ au s utch a 267 battmg average hJS~ow S' Dies at In Gallipoli ~id OS By United Press International Maury Wills, the little Jackrabbit of the Los Angeles Dodgers, " well on bos way toward becomiOg baseball's most lam· ous 260 hiller smce R'ger Ma· ns . The lithe speedster and cap· tam of the NatiOnal Leagueleadmg club has been strugelmg S L Hardman adm• ~•d T~ed•~al In Huntington p } k ice See Lea d Jn • B'Jg T Th £ awoey e t s ea s I stat~. FMD t • ars 0 aimedat 64 Bob :. the Ick Farrell All-Star pitching competition m Filling out the ing lor the first Ume 10 the 36 dale and Koufax th~ ruci~I ' I :~:!edL ~~y"~or P:~~h:ly ·~; ~=~! ~1ey, toP~tts~~rgh's Jeag:~:~; :.:.~~·~ ~~r:~d ~p~~:; :~~~::: ~~~~~ ;;.:t ~~· Amer1~an an~er~ari;~:; ~·~~~s r:~ w·Il L d L A I o • ous n a ngh~ SQx, Bob Lee of Los AIIJeles six \, Sam McDowell ot Cleuland' eccasione. The big Teammate Koufax bas been John O'Donoghue ol bander h" started lour Ail-Star named to the NatiOnal League City, Pete Rieber\ of Washing games, allowmg JUst eight hit& team live times but itched of the ?•ants. 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Robert Reod AUred Methodlst Cbarcb - We<lnesda ~~~~~ Frldsy tvonlnl Mrs Lawrence EbiiD wat meedn1: 1:30 p, m. Wed •• choir :~ lcb~l ~upt: · Rev. Pearl Caito, putor. Sun· Y 1hoat~s to a Stanley pari) '· widening world. RellJious tralnlnr Is the oureot stablllzlnt! force lebem BapllJI cllarell. Clo- Cbarcll o1 God, He•- day School at9:30, Charles Tay· f'rwoodoiD GolpeJ MlotiOI, Ill- 1 cenlly. Mrs. Elizabeth ClmPin this turbulent period of growth. Strengthened by G Be~ Bend: Rev C. L.. O'UH> Gllberl Sponcer, paotor. 8un4ay lor, SU~t. Worohlp service at &ban StivenvUJe Road: E. J. bell of Pomeroy wu delnonparental faith and example, a child discovers m hts r<ll RDbert Lewlil supt. llcbool 9:311 a. m. Morning wor- IO: ~S with Vere Swartz, lay Grllfllb, putor: RoRer WI~ otrator. Church that there are vam. &'reater tba~ whim ~r '"· putorl . Worship Mrl. Larry Jao11 ._ m.; Evangellslk..,. leader, Sunday evenmg 7:15 p. ford. Supt.. Sunday School 10 Mr. and adventure. He realizes that his own and hiJ family I 9-:0 a. "'- Sc~g m. ll:v· ~ 7 P m Prayer meetiJ18, m. Choir practice ; Sunday 7:~ a. m.: ll:vangellstl• Service, 7- obo Pomeroy visited receniiJ standards are rooted in the truths of God. And be and Sunday . ~u.J~ 7,30 J;~· . ~- Wednesday: young p. m. Worship services with :30 p. m "royer meeting, 1:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence leamo with the firm rudder of faith to st•er a bold emng oerv!ce. . y, P,, Service Friday, 7:30 the Rev. Casto. Tuesday even· r- m. Tuosda~ Eblin. eo\11'88- out of the 1nlet'a •wirling eddie• -across p. m. Prayer meeuna. ~e ing, Membership and Evangel· llldlaml ltlllalm! I Olive Mr. GrUf Arcber, SOD Jtllllor. tha 11011 o! Ufe, P. ism CommiS!ion meets. Wedof WiSCOlllin, called Oil Jolt, ~»pyriii!IIM li'*r A..... ..... -., ilrii)WJ, V• CaJ'tleDier Bopllll CJianlb: ._..,ell of God, Mt. Morlab nesday evening 7:'5 p. m., man, mla&to~ pu~r; SUI> and Mrs. Lou Diehl. llanday ScboOI t-110 • - m.; lllorD- Bev. Daniel Workmu, flU* Mid Week Prayer services. dol' !lcbool, 9 ·~· : · ~~ Mr and Mrl. A. G. PreltoD 1og Worship 10:15 a m. Sunday School 9c4; a. m.: Wo~ ~--• lll:80 a. m.; · c p. Jbmtlngton w. Va., vlllted !Wddl lhl servtce l1 a. m and 7·30 Chesler Mell!otllll ..-~ m.; Prayer service, :.. P. m. 01 1 'th' Mr and :Mn Flrll Baptllt Pm Prayer meeti.;. 7:30. p. Pearl A. Casto, l'llltor; Wllf' 11nlrlday. recen! Y~~ · ' 1 por~ Ret~ t-~oe, m ~ Tuesday; Yolllli People' s &ervlct alI L m., Sondly ,,_... Mllstoe. _Ret. tr.ort Ho~ H~n Fos, wba re-IOr; Sun Y t: IO~I!> ;: ll!eetina. 7,30 p. m. l'rlday. School a1 10 a. m.; WSCS 111 CUSter, putor: Services ....., ll · underwent !lllflery at Fred Hoffman. 8up ·• · ThursdaY ol month; Board at1:80 p. m. cen Y u..•ltal has m. Worabip llervlce; BYP I P· Ralllnd C~urcb ot God, !ln. 3rd WIJdnesdiJl of the Meigs General ""'"" • m.: Evening Wonblp, 7:80 P. John Smallwood, pastor: SundaJ : : : ' The CbarcD ol lle Nazarene, been rellll'llltl holtla. 81111 m.; Wed. 7:10 p, m. Prayer School 10 a. m.; Evan~elistic Chester, Ray E. Warne, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Dan remeetlng l'bu•-.day, 7:30 p. m. service 7 p. m.; Young People l'latwoodl Medlodlsl Cllarcb Sunday &;hool 9:30 a. m.; Morn- lamUy, MI. ~~~ Mr pracUce. &ndoaver 7 P- m. Wednesday: Casto astor WOI' log Worahlp 11 L m.; NYPS cently with her ' • SaturPearl fl. • P · 6:43 p. m.: Evening Service. Lawrence fl. Smltb. 10 1 Ftrsl Baptist Clourcll. Pome- Prayer meeting 7 p. · ship sorvice 10 •· m. lvet!' 7:30 p. m.; Mldwee) Prayer ser- Mr. and Mrl- Wyatt Scb' .1' roy - Rev. Carver Williams· clay. other Sunday 7:40 P· m. SUit vice, 7:311 p. m Wednesday. and David, Mt. VentOD. Mr. Sunday School 9:30 till ID:20. Grace Epi..opal Cbureb, dn1 Scboo~ 10 L m., JobD llrllddleporl Cl!orell ol lile Nu- and Mra, Vera StGrJ IIIII lobD worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Pomeroy, The Rev Richard II. Bailey, SupL Prayer meei!Di ~re~~e, Rev. Clyds J. Bartlett. of Columbul 1pe11t lbe wollt: Nunery and Junior churCb lor Marlin. Rector. SDIICiay - MOl' 7:45 p. m. Thursday. Sunday School 9:00 a. m..; Mom- end with tbeir Plftllbl, Mr. 111111 cblldren. olng Prayer and SermOII. 10:30 ing Worship 1D:30 a. m.; NYPS Mrs. NOI'IIIlln Scblefer. J~ ...,, Cbarcll Raellle a.m. l))ffee bour following. Forest Ru Methodiol eh111<b Young Peop'o, 6:4& p. m.; Evan- Story remal_ nedfor a wollt: I First Ba•-1, , ' r Racine Charge - Rev. Wendell ellstic DJePtlng 7:30 p. m.: vl1il with btl crandplrenls. !lrl. c. L.. OConner, puiD · Enterprise E\JII Cborcb, Rev. Stutler, pB!tor. Sunday School er ...... •g, Wed. 7,30 p.m. The Lauro! Cliff Heallb dull Sunday School 11:30 a. m.,MS.:,: Menzel Smith, pastor. WorshiP I a. m., Church 10 a. m. Mrs. P~eroy Churcll of lb. Nu- will bavo their picaic Jully II Curl!•· supL; 10:45 a. m. BYF !lffVice 11:30 a. m. : Sunda~ Fred Nease, Supt. arene Sunday Scbool, 9,30 a. at Royal Dak Pari aii'JII P.IIL ng worship: 6:30 P- m. School, '!0·30 a. m. Youth Fe Mlcl' onbl 10.41 ._ Mn Dora Holley visited reand Juntor l'ellowlhlP: 8 p.m. lowship 6:30 P: m.; Boyo ~ Ueatb Metbodiot Church. I . m.: :,ormnaw".r.bi: 7 p. m.· cenlly- witll relatives Ill cwnm. Evening service: 7:~ p. m. Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m., dleport, M. E. Qowsoo, pas~ m. eruog . 7 Wed b ' Wedneoday, Prayer meotlng; Evemng service 7:30 p. m., 2nd Mrs. Nan Moore, Church Sch Prayer meellOI, p. m. . ua. and Mrs Raymaad Gill 1,30 p. m. Wednesday. S.ntor ood 41b Sundays: Yout!J Choir, Supt.; Church School, 9:30 a. Rev. Clyde ~- llenderiOn, pu- of~~rldp 'vtsiiMcl rtceDIIJ Cboll Practice; 3:30P- m. Tu.. 1:30 p. m. Wednesday . Prayer m.; Worsblp_ Service, l~l!O a. to~blll'tb olllle Nazareue, PoJDo with lbeir 1011, Rev. lilu&IM clay, Junior Choir ProctlceMeeting, 7:30 p, m. Wodilesday. m:; Methodiol You~ !~~ Rev Cl tit llc!ndersoo, GJU and falllily. b llnp 7 p. m.; OffiCllll """'" eroy • Y Mow of CliNo llatlull Ftnl Bapllll Lottridge EUB Cl!urcb, Rev. meetins, lsi Sunday ol monlb, p&~lor; Soliday Sebool l:.ao a. Lyna J:"tw wltb blr Sunday Scllrol9:30 a. m. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; 7:30 p.m. WSCS, '!nd Monday m..: . Momln& Worship 10.30 a. land spe IIIII Mn in~ Sunday 2:30 p. m. Sunday School 11:45 a. m. Rus- ol month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor oervJCel 7:30 p. m. p raJ or crBDCip~, . • I'Nt wm BaJIIIII Cloare•. sell Archer, Supt. Sunday Clrcle, 2nd Thursday ol moolb m..; NYPS ~~ p. m. ~·and : · Walter wau. Rutland Pastor, Rev. P au I worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed- IMO!lng, 7' p, m. • 1 Route ·called 011 Mr. Taylor· 'sunday SchoOl, 10 a. m. p. m. alternately. Bible study nesday of month, 8 P- m.; All· Clourcb of tile Nazarene, Ra- 0 nd Mrs Pearl Parker. 1 Guy Prtddy, Supt; Preaching and prayer service led by pas~ ernoon Circle, ~th Thursday of cine, Ohio. Sunday School al Mrs Carolyn Harrl• and ruJ h l service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser- or 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. Chris- month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practice 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worsbip Bren.b. Lee of St. Albans, W. With the hope it will, in lome meaJUrll, fost~r a. e ~ sus• vi... , 1:~ p. m. We<lnetday. tiBn Endeavor, 7:30 P- m., 3rd Wednesday, 7 P· m. Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Ev• Va., spent a day with her motlt. tain tltOt which 11 good In family and community 11/e, t~J.I fea. ML Moriah !lapllst aareb. Saturday of month. M!Dersvllle Molhodld ehorell ning Service 7:30 ~.m.; Mid · · er, Mrs Cora Renshaw . ture 11 sporuored by the bruinen flrrru and organuratioru Comer of Fourth and Main St. Morning star EUB Cburcb, ur. Lester t.. Roush. pastor: week Prayer S::'ceMDW~ Mrs. BeriP ParUr Middleport R•v. Nyte Borden, Rev. Menzel Smith. pastor: 9,4; Victor Brown. Cl!urcl< ScboOl day 7:30 p.m. v. rl'IJ · ~w=lula=e:.:na=me=•:.:a:p:JHl=O~r.:be~low:.__·_-: minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. sunday School, Fred Superintendent. 10 a. m. Oil» Wolle, Pastor. 118_ in. Arnold Richards, Supt. Smith, supt.: Earl Shuler, ASB't. ial Board mooting escb quarter Ratlud Cllurcb of lito N -· Moming worship, 10:30 a. m. Morning worship 10 : ~ a. m.: unless ot!Jerwlse called. Holy eoe: Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.; d tn Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• Communion each quarter u ,_ Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. Joe Strolll! haa returne i I Naomi Bapllsl Cbarcll: suo- day. nouncea. l!:vangellstic service 7:4S ?- m. his home from Holer . bolp •a day School 9:30 a. m.: WorM tbodill . after undergomg major ourlbl 11 m. Prayer service, Sautb Bethel EUB Cburcb Morse Chapel e Midweek I'I'IYtr oervice, 1:46 P .. Middleport, Obio ltlldtlleport, Obio I : m. ~ed!;~ay. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Cburch, Arthur Still. Pas:, m. Wednooday. II•~- ancl Mrs. Rulus Strong . tor. Sunday School 11:40 a. m., Sunday School, 10 •- m. OU · Syrocuae C&ard of tile and family of San Diei<J, Calit., Carleton .;bareb, Kmgsbury Normsn H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Woroln~ reae, William~- l'llorpe. pUIOr are here for a vacatioa "'''" Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas- Worsblp 10:4> a. m. and 7:30 p. service. II a. m.; Pray~~.: Sunday Srhool9:30 a Ill.; MOI'II- ber mother, Mrs. Dot Slroag SWISH~R tor. SUnday School, 9;30 a. m., m. Alternately. Bible Study IJJB every Wednesday 8- log worship 10.30 a. m. and Mr. Stephen P'oley and otnRalph Ca~l, supt. Sunday Wor- and Prayer service led by pas~ Portland Melbodlsl Cburcb. er relatives . Boken of Good Bread ship servtce, 10;30 a. m. and or, 7:30 P- m. Thursday. Arlllur Stitt, pastor. Sunday PeDte""",!"l Assembly, Reate Mro. Clara Philliptl spent sto· we Fill AU Doctors Proscriptions 1 HuntinJion, W. Va. Syramo E.U.B. Cbareb, Paul Sch:l with relativOI ill WY 2-2!1>5 Pomeroy 0 & Sellers, Paotor. ous ' u " · sblp servi<* 7·30 p m. 8uJI. epor · 010nc1 · Columblr Clllpel! Worsbip..,.. 9:lo o. Ill. Sunday Scbool, Ben McLeod, Ass't. Supt. ServiCes da • Wednesday. and .Friday. The Biblo SChool IPO • i'tce eacb 3unday 9:1S a. m.; Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. every Sunoay evenmg. i'-.o Peti-I Clmrcb, Mid- by _the Methodi: an~/r".'by Sunday School 10 .. m.; Youth Morning Worship service, lsi Racine Melbodbl Cbllt'CII, dleporl Soutb 3nl Ave.; Sunday temn church ly MiiSe~vlce 6:15P- m. Evening Wor- and 3rd Sundays of the month; li L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun- School 'to a.m.; SundBy evening Mr.~De~ a~~ W• shiP 7 p.m. cacb Sunday. 7:30 p. m. Evenmg Evangehs- day Sebool 9:30 a. m. : Preacb- evangetistic service, 7:311 P- UL : : " ecentl called 00 Mu. Bradbury Char<b Cbrlsl, de Service, 2nd and llb Sun- ing 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; Wtdnesday Bible Study 1:30 P· Cl : Phil~ s WY 2-2440 01 Pomeroy 130 E. Second :UO Lincoln Sl Middleport WY 2-2!1!10 Art Marcum. mlniller; Bible day ol month. BETHANY -, Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 P- m.; SaturdJ: ulght Prayer and McE;.;, itl •peodilll 1 Scbool and Momlng Worship. 9:30 a. rn. MDrnlng Worship. m. Wedn,sday. Worr;hlp 7-~0 p.m. Pastor, Rev / 'th bl.s llltcle Mr. IIIII . Christian Endeav- 10:30 a. m Suroday School, BlyB. L. Barrett. wee WI ' 10:30 a. Evening Worship the Theiss, Supt.; I:BO p. m. Rock Springs Methodist lfan'lsoovWe Preibylerlan Mrs. John Wood. or, 6 p. ., ' Youth Fellowsblp. CARMEL - Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor- Church Joba Davtes, pastor: • 7 P- m. 9:30 •- m. Sunday l!cbOol Way- sllip service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- Cllurcb' School 10:30 a. m. Wor· Mr•. Lyda Cbenller, pr tHA E!tabll•hed in 1904 Middleport PalevUie Community Church oe Roush, SUpt.; !0·30 a. m. day School, 10: 1~ a. m.; MYF abip oervlce :30 p. m. ctsoaeS lo1 on, ~~~-·~ WY 2-3284 Wosl Columbio. W. Va. Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. - Morning Worship, 2nd and ~th 6:30 P- m. Prayer and Bible Boorpnli!ed Clnlrdl ot J - I _P- m. Prea....., a. p. , •• Pb. Muon 778-81193 Young People'• servlc~ 7:30 P- SUnday of the l"lOOth; 8 p. m . Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ChriJI of Lotter Day Selnte. ell Mid-Week= m. Thursday; Evaugelistlc ser- Evening Evangelistic Service, RaUand Metbodist Chard>- mllea from Racine oa Racln• P. m. Wed ~ vice Saturday, 7:30 P- m. ; and lsi and 3rd Sunday ot month. Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: Portland Road. Sunday 8cbool er, Mra. Mute ' Sunday 7:30 P· m. Cbrllian .... ,. Plalat EUB Clourch, Church School 9:30 a. m.; Wor 9:30 a. m.; Worsbip 10:30 a. llacldol Evaqellcll -11111111 Bulova Watches - Sales and Service Hemlock Grove . ' • ..,.pe E Emerson pas- ship service, 10:30 a. m., M m., SUnda•• eveniDB II!I'V!ce at Brethren Cburcll - , . . , Weal Main St. Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Church, Worah~h ~rv;~· 9:1 ~·~· Eu~:'wo;ship 1,30 'a.m. y, F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. 7:il0 p. m.: Wed.. wonhlp sel'Y- Scbool 9:~ a. m. WorJiilp, Support tho Churcb of Your Cbolco 00 a. m. Sunday 5 • ' •- • ~·da un Scbool 10 a m Hoat 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. 2IJd and lib S1tJiila1, I:G a. 811 ~·- "'elilodl•t Cbarcll teo Terry Cull1llll8, upt. n Y · ·• "-ffilt All e•-'"• serv· Adlasb Mllllr put#. bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu· Arlllur SUit, paator. Sunday qu . . ••. _ m. ' = It, Bradford Charcb ot _Ciorld, dy ood prayer services led by Schoo~ 1;30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe '"" beglr! at 7-30 p. m. &llred 14~ • Joe Robinson, Miniller: pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Supt., ServiceJ Tbureday ovm- Our Lad' ol l.oreu. JriiAiol ~p~~~ UO ~ Homer Forretl, Supt.· Bible . 7 30 ing I.GDI Bottom, Rev. ThomBB Pey Wilt"Evmlhlnl Ia Hardware" School 9·30· Morning Worship, Adull claao meetmg : P· tronek administrator· SundaJ lllarles Taylor, SUpt. 10:10 a. 'm.'; Evening Woran". m. last MondaY of motlth. Sutton Meibodlll Clo~ !lass B:30 a.m., est.: Bnly Uayl sblp services al ~!,:;:!" Pomeroy, Ohio Cheoter. Obit 7 p. m. WedlleodaY, 7 p. m. Fecleraled Cllareb. Pomi!I'OJ: t!Jur Stitt, pastor. S y of Obllgatlon, 7 p. m. th~ Rev- Caslo. NS Blblo Study. !ln. W. H. Pemn, pastor, School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Sl. Jobn'o CalboHe Mission: en!JJB prayer setikd • Carl Jtautt, Supt.; Sun d • v SUpt.: Sunday Worsblp, II a.m. near Guy.ville (Ou!Ch Ridp): p.m. llolter <llar<b ol C brIll SchOOl, 9 a. m.; Worsbip hour cpe lletllldlot a.rdt, a... Frank Manier!, pu- UB 01..., Lellrl F·''•·..., Bible ~boo! 11:30 ~.:"': : 10 a. m. >r~IMier L. RGulb, pallOr: lAir, Sunday Men 10::!0 a. m.; ~ School t:• a. m.; WOIIIdp Take Someone With You To Cb111<b 101 10.30 a, m., I4L IJidOII r.w.B. Cburcll - Momlnl Wcirlhlp aervioo I a.m. Holy Day o1 ObllgaUon 8:!0 •- sr ·•• Sonda,, 7:10 ~- m. Builder• and Building Supplies In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Sunday!, Sunday School 8:45 a. m., Earl DaDa Wloebnm•. Supt. 10 a. m.: Confea!lon, "" hour helm IAWI l'ella IJnlted Bretbta Chtmr. Oblo Pb. INIS-200& Muoo City Cbarcll of Cbrillo Starkey, supt.; Evenillll WOI' m. SUodaY cltool: YF W - Maao. UHin:b. Rclw JIIIII'S ,...,.. 1 Mille: Street; Sunday. Bible ship, 7:10 p. m. by Cecil Cox, day 6:30 p. m, M... Moon. Tile SalniD ArmJ, Eovoy StiDdQ 9cboal 8:1tl a. at.. 1'<11 Attend The Churcb o! Your ChoU.. study 9 a. m. Evemnc Wor· Laymaa· Young People's meet- dirtctof, OfflcW Board IJMIIll. officer in charaa. Norrll. IUJI'-: A11'L SQIIt 0.. ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, log 111111 Bible Study, 7:30p.m.; Ill&, f1n1 Monday eacb molllb =~· ~~:U, llDlinell meet- berl Rousb. Proacblna SUIIdlr 7,30 p. 111. Wednesday. Wedne!dQ; Cbolr practice at al 7:80 p. m. Holy CommUI> IDJ· 1:. 30 ._ m. Bunda, School. 10:30 a. m.; Altl!l'tlllf •••.. Alhlslld Oil Products 5c to $1.00 and up Mltldleplrl Cbarcll 11 ~ 7;30 p. m. Thursday. 111 ~n:! ~day· 7 p. m. YOUIII Peot'le's wrabip Ill 7;30 P m.; PriJo Brown's Bottle Gas Obln 1 WY~ 5111 1111' Main Stneta Douid .._ Pllp1m lJOIIDeu, (P. WSCS llnl Wed eday t.glon; 7:30 p. m. Salvation er mee!UII 'l'lulrs. I P- m. Pomeroy PomllrOJ 11110 WY 2·2168 Hick&, lllln!lter: Blblt School, 0 _ Lan!ll"llle. Ohlol, Rov . 0. II. month. oiled Metl!odlst churcb meet1111: Tburlday, I 10 S ~ MI. BenneD Ualted . . ...,., t:IO a.m., Kenne'h McEihiDIIIJ, Car pUIOr: sunday School, UO p The U Rev Melvin A~ die> Home League: 7 P- m. Prep 1a Cbrlst; Rov J._ Morrt Supt.; Momlng Worship, ._ .;;_, Robert Grate, SUpL Wor- omeroyst,;;: ~c!J School, cl"-•es; 7 30 p. m. Bible slUdJ, ..., pu~~~r; SuadiJ Scho.o•t. 10:30 m. Evening Worship, ship service al lO:S; a. m.: Pi~ ~r~, :am . lAO Crew Supt.; prayer meeting. Qlber serviCII 9:30 a m., •anhiDI 18.1111 • · 7 p. m.. Prayer Service, Wed· grtm Youth. ~ - 45 p, m.: Evan- ~ V~ h~, Asst. ~pt. Di- by announcement m. Alltrllllt prlldlllla 11111 ' Furniture ond Appliallca QuatltJ Purttllun at Lower Prlceo nesday. 7 p. m. ltllllic service, 7:30 p. m. Mlcl- vine w!hlp 10:30 a. m. Ser- Pomero, Sevenlil Day .W.. <llr\IIIID - • o r 1 !II• P m. Cloester, Oblo Pbone 983-2125 Qareb ol Cbrlsl, PomeroJ, Woek Prayer and Praise. Wed- j mon: "It is Always Yes!" Camp 1111 Cllarcb - Mul~ llanday 1!10-W ... ..,.yer •er· r. Middleport, Ohio Jerry Multrl, pastor: Sunday I!Oiday. 7.30 p. m. , Francis Asbury sunday will _be Rd., norlb ol Melgl GWonl rieo Wedllesda~ . I !0 II Ill- _ 0 held near Rio Gr~nde. Service lloa~llal. Pu~ F.J!;.,. 01 School 8:30 a. m. Cbu~ 103(1 IL!Ilcdoa IWl R. MlddJeparl rnt UIIU111 ~ a. m.; Chrllllan ltndeOVOI. 1-311 Wltnesgllll· Public meetiDl!. Sun- of eonsecrallon m at 3 P-'!'· AlsiJtanl 1 ' SaltlrdBJ: byterllll l:hw'ch 11<>• Hnw•r+ p. w. &:venin& Servlct, 8:30 P- day 5 P·. m., Watchtow~Y Dr. Lee Whiteman, AdmlmsSch:. ~~~ p. m.; Rtlpptll JIISior: flllndoy ,...,,~ " m. 6 p. m., Bible atudy 1 trative Asoillant to the BIShop, hi NO rn.· y 0 u th UO ._ m. Mr. I'Ted lool'/1~· Rltlatid Cbiii'Cb ol Cbrt&t 6 p. m. Servlc~la::"tryUll&~ will be principal speaker. J~y =~~ S:So PP·m.; 'alble Sill- !111111.; IUD a m Wuri!Jip . • ~LOCAL tJNION tMie8 E. Main St. Pomeror unlO m. l'bul'ldaYn ' IS Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., 1 e m. YF· Wed t :S' Jun.._. 11 7 Raveulrooll. W. Vti. ......,..................- - - - - - Blblo ScboOI 1;30; Cooml 8 I p. m. Thursday. W~man's Society of Christian dy, TburwclaJ, :31 Gp.alllpolm.j. ~- . 7 ; m ~ Cllnil i , . '11 Evans Heights, · IT · • ......, 1o 30 a m., V II Braley 15 t church 11 rtnt &J....- - fil! Supl Sabra Caoadlf planiS\; St. Pill'• •ad Sl. Jobll• ' Service mee a Metboonll EdiD Ualled llr<lbrta 11 il)r*'l 1 . . . Bib~ StudY. 7:30, 110- Luthe~aD church. - andM~~': lillla:..l;~lit., .....,; Clortsl ~~ Bit lldlll R. ..,...... ~ : ••~,. Ch h d Olllce Sn111>1les Gifts pne. leaderworship II15 1- m. · ' . Wor- 1111~•- 01stor: lttaiiiY SchOOl. vlcelo • a. m., ) · · ·~> · urc an - • ' Zlotl lllli!'lll ., ~ Pep a. m.; StmdeJ School 9:30 a.m. SunciiY ScbOOI 1.11 • m.. ..,. to • m.: Wlonll Bolollt... supl. , . m.: 'llhlt ~~chao~, WY 2-2841 . llldd\eporl 1'011 . llal'rlttwowltll lblfd, • ltu- tBoth coogrti&IIOIII are meet· IOl Haley ~·r•t. y M;:.~ li:Ddelf!ll', -f:ll p. tD. 7:10. JIL • . r 'u.m. COME TO .•. • ,. =- HAS don ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert RitchIe and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ritchie and Cllarles; Mr. ; and Mrs. Virgil Windon and Debra, Brian, Becky and Blalr, : and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tripp and Rodney. Calling in the aflernoon were ::Willoughby Hill, Mr. and Mrs. · Albert Parker and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Gooch of GallipoUs. , f.r. KARR & VAN ZANDT Z - Sml:. Planned on July 18th 1962 Rambler Classic Sew«. I Sentinel Church News ! :• aou:- .::. 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. $ave Open House U..:is I Ray Benson METROPOLITAN MOTORS Spurrier ~s•. ;,. ;. "' Pt•r• ..... i It's more than his name. It's a. picture of hts lifa ~t~~t~~~~'':;_ ~~~~nW;rd, SEE .. It l:'f Laurel ( u tq, Thurs~~' I I'Nt Mltllodlat Cloor• '-'• · el CUll. l.ev . R. ~ ,eno I Socieh Notes &·40 p m . ~~llo We liPI!III1 our ltlllllllel'8 by the Jn),t. Eddie a11d I love to wallt: 111e beach, 'll'l"'blng with fBScinatiOD the 111J4 clt.tll'llblr of the waltr where the oceill waves. lll8llt tba strODJ river oarnnl "Tbat'alllll name.'' he 10id, when I told him tilt churning w&ter was called an "eddy." . , Scout TroOp No. 249 spent the - - - - .. - - past week at Camp Arrowhead Gaup readlnls - Gallll?llsl bert Racer, GaUipoUs, Obio; New York state's ham011 raoat Ona, w. Va. Attending were Entered Hospitsl Dam 12.2, 12.2, running 2 Mrs. James Powell, Apple lng tracks from DOW on. Mrs. Charles Hoffman was Mike Wright, Neal Colmer, ~en- Among those ~ho entered rollers, Pomeroy • Grove. '!be New York Stste Hamess ny Wrlgbt, Danny Hood, Earl Holzer Hospital m the PL Pleasant 24.27, BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. CllfRaeiD• Commission ba1 raised Se h t S we h D the w - R1e I 81 rlbdays oI severaI "G' God Gl Th hoses Ed ardN • 1ve ory roug s ' no Cl b met Wed da •• b ed b th Phelps, Mike Custer, Steve Har- hours were: w · ton .097 falUn•, K.anawba [Ord LePOrt, Henderson, a son·, t!Je minimum pay oft from - Chr'18 tla F U h'1 , th ew1_ u nes y ,.rs were o serv y e bell D D ..., n e ows P was e evening In tlle club room. ies Bible Class of the tenbach, Robin Phalin Robert f!l Ma ne r., r. rising, Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell, $2.10 to $2-ZO Ill ~ance topic of the program presented During the business session PORT First Ba tist Church Cour b, Gene Good~in, and ick WIU!am Trapp, 1tationary. London, Winthrop Harbor, lll., a daugbt. with a new olste law on break· Gilmore at the was returned and Winfield dams were er. lng to 10 cents. . ·\. . Church met Tuesday evening at r., pres! nt, new mem- o the class president, Mrs. home Wednesday evening and Rt. I Letart, W. Va., Mrs. O~o~lver - Chrlil Jr. do~mli'"""""'"._'""',...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;mii.;;;"; the home ol Miss Elizabeth bers were accepted, Mrs. WII- James Murray, Grant·st. admitted to Veterans Memor- Bennett, Leon, W. Va_., 6« 0 d Da . R H'll liam Owen-:, Mrs. Tom Grues- rangements of summer N G 1 211 So SIXth : ~ a. m.; nwar up 1 ·d h L' ht, er and Mrs. William Johnson. from her garden were V!hs ,h ose "Se ial hospital for an appendecl.o- orma ran • · a. m.; John Hood T e ymn, n t e Ig ' Plans were made for a potluck throughout the Murray home. my. He Is recovering nicely. Middleport, Robert A. ;20 a. m.; Andrew CalllOUti\1 opened the_ program followed family picnic at Portland park A potluck dinner opened A. L. Phelps, Jr., acting Racine, Ray Unklesbay, Jack15, 2:45a.m.; Gilda Meby the readmg of I John_ U-9 Sunday at 5 p. m. Mrs. Day- meeting with tsble grace scoutmaster spent the week son, James R. Hall, Rt. 3 Jack- Cool down 16, 5:30 a. m.; Alton AT by MISs Davis. For meditatiOn ton Strickland received a birth- en by the Rev. Donald wit!J tlle boys. son, Mrs. George Darting, Jr., up 16, 1:15 a.m.; Dime Mrs. Runnel read Psalm 19:14 day gift from her secret paL Scripture and prayer was Wellston, Lawrenf>f E. Sorrell, up 17, 4:10 a. m.; Jerow followed w1th silent prayer. Sev- A d sert by Mrs Boone A Wellston, Mrs. Catherine L. down 18, 7:20 a. m.; Pennsyl. . . es course was serv· · · era1. rea d.:ngs were gJVen m- ed by the hostess to Mrs. Ray- meeting was held following Family Dinner Held Thornton, Rt. 2 We11ston. vanla up 19, 6:35 a. m.; Steel cludmg, "The Church as a mond Baity, Mrs. Don Mullen, dinner and tlle group voted E. Payne. Wlllowwood, Ranger down 21, 5:25 a. rn.; FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! Bu!ldmg:, by Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Calvin give $10 toward sick A.t Home James A. Fergoson, Sidney. Pollywog up 21, 7:05 a. m.; Bentz ; The Church as the Sim Mrs Will d B for an Invalid. Blrtbo Barbara Gay up 22, 5:30 a. m.; SPECIAL SAVINGS ON Body of Chris!," Miss Dorothy Mrs~ll · Mrsar Several readings were A family dinner was held Mrs. Alfred Eldorise Harper Tltan up 22, 6:10 a. m.; Jerry Long; "Voice of the church as M K. htmor~ Mrs · Looi n~ including "My Thank!" Sunday at the hpme of Mr. 218 McKittrick Ave., Bosworth down 23, 2:05 a Congregalion," Mrs. Claude bo~n~.'gMrsanBoyer ~Ill b: ho:: Mrs. ~aid Boone; aThn~ Mrs.FCiakrence Spurrier, Sr. daughter, 9:20 p.m. National up 23, 6:%5 a. m.; Husted. Good Gilts " b Mrs omas or . Mrs. William Willford, Rt. gerclilf up 23, 7 a. m.; James "'The Voice of Today's Worn- tess for the nell meeting. Grim and '"Ste: By Step" by Present were Mr. and Mrs. Middleport, son, 4:411 p.m. Graham up Greenup 3:%5 p.m.; en In Today's World," Mrs. Mrs.' Raymond Suton. Willis R. West and Willie, Wes- Thursday. L. W. Sweet down Greenup 1:15 Phil Ohlinger: "Today's Mothr's The blrtbdays of Mrs. Ellz. ley and Teresa of Cleveland; Discharged a m.; Pamela D. down Greener In Today's Home," Mrs. abeth Slaven, Mrs. VIctor Grtm Mr. and Mrs. M1cbael Go If Patients recently up 4:%0 a. m.; Buckeye State Menzel Smith, and Mrs. Myrtle and Mrs. James Murray were and Mike, Mrs. Warren Gra- inoluded Mrs._ Arnal down Meldahl 7:20 p. m.; Lolli as a voice ol aut!Jority, observed and glftB were bam and David and Gregory Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. 0 down Meldaht 11:50 a. m.: read from Lay mane Commensented to the honorees. and Mr. and Mrs. WUlis Wesl, Boggs, James Ferguson, Mrs. Jeffboat up Meldahi 8:20 a. m.; tsry that complete fellowship aA birthday cake decorated Powhatan Point; T-Bgt. and G. G. Clark and lnfllnt . son, and Allee down Meldahl 6:50 mong believers on earth and witll roses was served during Mrs. Clarence Spurner, Jr., and Mrs. J. L. Sears and mfant a. m. between eartll and heaven, ia Plana were made for open t!Je evening, a gift of Mrs. Char- Denms, Califoll1l8: A2c Steph- daughter, otto 0. Rohrbaugh, Ga~llpolls ».8JD - Jane T. tctual goal of Christian life. house al the parsonage Sunday les Lewis and mother Mrs en Spumer, Caaada; and Mr. Lew FriSby, Donald Nelson, up 2.10 a. m., Lorena down 4 Prayer by Miss Genevieve Sto- July 18 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. fo; Harry Hysell. Mrs. and Mrs._ Norman Weycrsmill- Mrs. T. B. Donnavant, Lari Lee a.Km. ha 2 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, real olea bart concluded the program. the Syracuse, Minersville and ed film slides of Mrs. er an~ Diana, Pomeroy. Darst, Joseph T. Halley, Laraoaw Rive~ - Asa down Mrs. Menzel Smith, president Forest Run Methodist churches flower gsrden. Calling m tlle alternoo~ were ry G. Lemley, John Wagoner, ~armet 5 P- m., Be~ver down conducted the business ,...ion, when the WSCS of the Syra· Members present were Mr. and Mrs. Artie Eblm and Halley F. Harrel, Jr. and Kim- 8 ar;net 5 -~m::- ldm4: 45 H. E. when various repor!B were giv- cuse church met Wednesday Bertha Archer, Mrs. N 0 r family and Mrs. Robert Venoy berly Nichols. Lr~l., ~~ rd ed · Wplnli.ml.d; Deluxe, 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. en. A KYN offering was taken. evenmg at the borne of Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Grim, and Tony and Mark, Columbus; e ~a own e and nice . '· " · Names were exchanged for so- William Eichinger. Saxton, Mrs. Slaven Mrs. Dalton Grover, Mrs. Gene DRIVER ARRESTED pwm' j W. H. Shaver, Jr., See Thne And M•ny More At ... ere! prayer partners all'nng the . . . Clyde Winebrenner,' Mr Humphrey and Gene, Robert PT. PLEASANT z u infeld !:30 8 • m.; Helen members. Prayer anr' e by EI~hmger, presiden~ John Kaufl, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Barton and Judy Lynn, Mrs. Kaeppel, Charleston · P Winfield UO a. m. Mrs. Benlz closed II· mg bs ~n charge ol the ~eetmg Murray and Mrs. J. B. Hayes Brandon Grover and Brandon, was arrested on an ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Refreshments were d to I ~! IC, ~pe~edT;•th devotiOD! by ,Guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Frank Krauetter and charge following a two A revival meeting will begtin t!Jose named above anu Mrs. h r\ oy "H omas, osmg as Donald Boone and Da- Mrs. Freda Krauelter Oom- mishap Thursday night at the Carleton Church, Kt'tngs-11 ! Eldon Weeks, Mrs. John Smrth, Aer optc, J.S Presence Brmgs vid and Jeanie, Cora ' eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert occurred In the parking area bury Rd. July 11·18 dally : Mrs. Philip Smitl1 and gues!B, I ta~ura;""' H ~Ith scn~lure Julia Grim and Mrs. Houdsshelt and Brent. Middle- a truck stop off Rt. 17, The p.m. Pastor Clyde Hinton · 0 13 Ann, Phillie and Laura Ohling- cip~~e/ ~fe " e w':.wsth - th DIS·•Cheesebrew. port, and Ben Erwin and Hom- Karppel car struck the rear be preaching. Everyone I! weler. of the program ; ...~: er and Benny, Petersburg, Va. a parked car owned by Bruce come. Iby Mrs. Eichinger and Mrs. Mrr. Strickland :. Doss, Ohlo Street, Pt. Pleasant. p• · John Sauva e ~ FAMD.Y PICNIC HELD Mmor damage was done to Feu Famr"ly · ICJIIC g· A family picnic was held two vehicles. The mishap Is at Smith Home During the business session Guest at Cookout at t!Je home of Mr. investigated by the SheriU's The Fell family held a picnic 26 sllut in calls were reported' M D too 8 1 kJa d and Mrs. Lewis Harris, Miners- department. $unday, at the home of Mr. and A letter was read from Esthe; rs. f lr c n ville. Present were George Har---Mrs. Fred Smith. Laird. a missionary in Korea Tuguessdt 0 ~ at a ris and sons. George and Tom, SOCIAL ANNOUNCED Present were M d M - e ay evenmg at the D F 11 f W hr. an C rs. lllans were made for a picnic of ller daughter and son-in-l.aw. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Har- The Syracuse Methodist ana e 0 as mgton our I at the Syracuse Park, Wednes- Mr . d ris and sons, Kenneth and Dav. church M.Y.F. will sponsor an House ; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Iday August 4 L. · an Mrs. ll?nald id, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mre. Den- ice cream social this Saturday . Fell and Beth and Douglas of ' · mcoin Heights, m DeGraff: Mr. and Mrs Harold A poem, "Power to of her birtllday. ver Rice and son, Billy, Mld- beginning at !:30 p.m. on the Fell and Carl, Lynn and Dor- SireJJBthen The Soul," by Miss A decorated . birthday dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Ray church lawn. In case of rain the lne, Spencerville; Mr. and Mrs. Marcia Karr and prayer by and home!"ade Ice cream Heickl ol Orville; Mrs. John social will be held in the church Tom Monlgomery and Diane, the Rev. Wendell StuUer clos- served With tbe picniC Dintaman, Smithville, and the basement. Proceeds will be CincinnaU Mr. and Mrs. Leo ed the meeting_ to Mr. and .Mrs. Cbarles host and hostess. used for the MYF camp fond. Fell and Leo Jr. and Debbie, ,out a_nd children, Cl!arl01 Logan. Refreshments were served by Shern, Mrs. Ray Strlckll!nd,l Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolfe M the hostess to nine members the honored guest and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Woij; a:d and lllree guests, Mrs. Helen Mrs. Collins and son, RDnnte. -.. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cheva- Damewood, and Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Strickland received a lier and Darrell and Denise Co- Stutler. ber of gilts. ~:sol~~e H~~~:;pr~s~enE~~ ~charge~! M~lza ·- . -. . '. ' RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY 'eb••'P BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE L . '' .. • ~ , ::u.S:, fMI:i 11=0 -~·-..~·""'"~8~.~~-_n_of_HO.,..llu~m""B_rea_d_ _ _:..._ _ _ _...,__,....,.._....,...,:T.,''eal Ucljlorw~ _ JQ)IIiiwr~Jil· '!· an":u::'li '.- Cbri.uu In& as one at St. John's Cburcbobip tUII a.m. ou . w... · .. �Bulletin Board Ads Your Modern Communitv Classified For Rent WANT AD INFORMATION I -:====:---· -- Leg1l Notice For S•l•_ _ ---Camper travel trailers, new · ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, ; MODERN 4 . room house on i bank rate financing. S m a I l miscellaneous. Call or write: l.)&o\lli.AND East Main St. Call WV :t-238L 1 down payments. Balance up Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. ldiD P.ll. o., hi.,.. I'DhhOiotkiD 7 9 31c to 4 years. Main St., Pomeroy. Molllkt o.at~ttnt lhfll'l • -• llloMt~ 629 UU~.t:lii.LAl"lUMI ro=R:-;R"E"'NT:;;;;--_-;;Tr;::a::;ll;:er::-::scpace . BARGAINS COILRD''I'IONJI . Middl Trailer demonstration, aluminww IMt unpted \Uitlt lf:GO A. IlL on N Secon d-av . lD . e- urn ooats, out board mo t or. ror Du ., Pul'lllutln Business Services port Near s~oppu.,lg diStrict. Amsbary Apache Trailer n. Pu.to•=~~~ <he rtlb' Concrete patios. Call WY Z. Sales 631 Fourth Ave. Call~ WATER HAULING day or . ' R ntals 446 "23<:. to ..st.r or ..._. lbJ aG~> d."'"ed 2186, WV 2·:i346 or WY 2-3ti00 k R 1 • tc ohwrttOI'IIIhl._ t::rro" •t~oould o. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:"_-u_·c po IS. e . "'\1 night, lliXI ga. tan . eason7 9 6 ;:C~ .w~·:L•~bltl"~:. ~ able rates. Will haul anyean r.ba~ ••• ,_......ot 11111"rtton where, Dale Lee, Racine, ... ...., ' and 4 ROOM furnl•het. apart- GREEN BEANS. Bring contain- Ohio. Phone WI !1-3172 Days .-o• tvam '"' ..,.._.. m@nts. Rowley & Reed Hard· er. Pick your own, $1.00 bu. or WI 9-3043 Nights. f Caatt PI'" •01'CI ofl• lfllll't\nn 5 11 tf IIDDtmam •;Jaarp • oMtta ware. c Virgil Roush Farm, Letart 9 V 6tc !!..'it':'..::..,:,:' ., "''"' - MODERN! roiim- and - -baib. Falls, n•ll to Cemetery. ACCORDIONS new and used. .-. DM 4B1 ot..')unt ora -.•o • 1D11 furnished apartment. Middle- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_.c 7 9 3tc Expert repairing, '. · · 1esaa~ paM1 tntbiD lO diJ*. tunmg, CAilD OJ I'RANBB " vlll"rt! A.HlD !XJrl WY 2-3874. 4 21 tfc sons . Also large select.ion of - ..,''-"..,...., .J"tlfnla~"'"=I"OI "'!: TRAILER LOTS - - _ lr-ee sew· Harden' a Market, Route 1, Sy- new and used pianos, organs .. OTF,,:z JWlJRS racuse, has on sale, Thurs· e:ltl "- M t~> ~oo P M. ottb age and Willer 8rown'w l'raU and guitars. George Riddle. ...blrd.,. l;;:l(l ~ 11 to 1 ~' 011 IIIKI1S er Park \Sta\e Approved) day, Friday and Accordion and Planoland. ~ ~,_!Acf • Minersville, Ohio, Phone WYI Milk, 69c gal.; Bread, five 2928 E. 5th Ave., Columbw: usm.T.,.•..,ROD~!;UIIO ..~~ '}')'J'-. loaves, 89c ; Bologna, 3 lbs. 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-119'3. 1 1•• lie 156 $100; Reg. cigarettes, 25c pk; 7 1 30tp 2 2 PHONE ~-· FOR SALE oa~ry F•ir 1ee milk, reg. 79c 49c \1 gal. 7 8 3tc CAR WASHED and vacuum_ _c_ar~ ()f _T!'_anks 1 1955 Libert~ House Trailer, 34 1 1963 FORD TRUCK. half ton. ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 1 WISH to thank all of the ft. x 8 Jl Alvin Tripp. Chest-' 4.200 actual m1les. $1 ,295. Call Page St, Middleport WY 2nurses and staff at the Voter- "· OhJO, Phone 985-4190. SH 2-5052. 7 I tic 3715. Open from 8 a. m. 1o ans Memonal Hospital for 7 8 6tp CABBAGE, beans, cucumbers »p. m. seven days a week. 6.,3,..0•30t=P• their kindness shown me dur- -- - - ·and tomatoes. Clarence Prof-1 •======= lll!l my recent illness. Also ONE GAS Tappan range. $40. fill Porlland, Ohio. VI 3-2254.11 Dr. J\By Pickens and Dr. Phone WY 2-2518. 7 8 3tc ' b 29 tfc ' McGilwan and al! those who , l remembered me with cards. HAVE MOVED, must sell 30 : DON'T PUMP y<>U stuggl!h oep. we are also grateful to the H.P. motor, 14 ft. boat and tic tank Get Klean-Em-Aill I Pomeroy Emergency Squad trailer. See at Cozart Gar- septic tank cleaner. Land- 1 who tried so hard to help age in Racine. 7 8 Jtc mark F'arrt Bureau. 1 I me. Alma McKenzie. - I Z 18 tfc 1 7 t llp I USED FURNITURE, I day MOBILE Home, 1957 Skyliner i WE WlSJ.f"lO ex-press- o u r l bed, 1 Chma cabmet, 1 Jour i 48 x 8 2 bedroom, good condi· __ sa_le_s_&_s_e_rv_i_ce_.JI I tha· to our many friends burner gas range, I bookcase,' tion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville , I 1 Corner i Oh1o. Phone 667-6338. ~26-30tp e Fito Almost Every Car and neighbors for their · Rollaway bed, ness in our bereavement at cupboard, stand , 1 Chest/ eTransferable When the Joss of our son, Chari" drawers , I dresser, I whatReal Estate For Sale You Trade Cars William Buckley. Spec i a I not .. metal wall cabinet, two I FOR SALE: Syracuse, house, thanks to the Pomeroy Emer- straight chaJrs, one d3X7 con- gas. electricity, city water, eGuaranteed 24 months 1 gency Squad, the Start of the tact printer, 1 recor Payer, two lob;. One bln :-1 ·om or 24,000 miles Meigs General Hospital, the plastic curtain. Will sell sep- roadside park. $2000.00 ~~me eMost Popular Unit Rawlings - Coats Funeral arately or all for $70.00 Call CH 7-2361. 9 , JLp . In the U.S.A. Home and the Rev. Bartlett. Mason 773-5216 Frulay, July I Our gratitude also to 9, Saturday , .July lOth only. 00 lnsflllod who sent flowerB ar.d food. 7 7 4tc \.fj lu- ~C•' 7 The Buckley Family 1965 STEREO console with ra- POMEROY - 1 - room frame 7 9 ltp dio. Equipped with 4 speed all on one floor, bath, gas WE WISH to express our sinchanger. Nice walnut finish. fired hf'at in~ . out of high cere appreciation to Rev. This set 3 months old. Take water and near Jrtain Street. PorMroy,O. Clyde Bartlett. over payments of $5 Per $5,500.00. 11,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,.,...,. Coats FWJeral Home, t he month or pay balance due, I MILES FROM NEW DM! i. pallbearers and our many $69.54. Try it in your home. 6 . room frame, bath, rull THE .~AA. Be protected I friends and neighbors and to Call WY 24i555. 7 7 6tc basement. forced hot on Road-bond and ~n p serv· anyone else who helped us in heating, hardwood ice. Call or contart: E. M. any way during the illness SINGER CONSOLE. sewing! plenty of closet space, Burton, 578 Broadway St.. and death of Arnold F. Durst. machine. This machine zig lot with shop building and 2 Middleport, Ohio. Special thanks to Dr. J. J. zags, makes buttonholes, car garage. Located on Route 8 :>.5 30tp Davis. darns. monograms, etc. This 124. $12.000.00. Mr. and Mn. Honry F. machine easy to operate. SYRACUSE SOHIO GAS STA- INSIDE and outsl~e painting. Durst, Mother, Father, Take over payments of $3 TION & GROCERY - 0 n e Roof work. Reasonab;e rate Brothers and Sisters. per month or pay balance due story frame building, not oc- Phone VI 3-2700:__ 7 e ttc . -~~~ 1 $75.66. Try it in your home. copied now , located on Route Lo•t end Found Call WY 24i>55. 7 1 6tc 124. corner Ito 50 x 100. Only AUCilONEER 2 700 00 CompleiO Servieo 1- · · LOST In Pomeroy on Saturday, F-&1 OLDSMOBtLE,'i963Crill Bradford door Cutlass. New tires. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Z keys on chain. Square silWrite, Prone or Contact cellent shape. 11.800. C WV 2-3830 WV Z-3636 ver fob, initials N. R. A. C. BRADFORD WY Z-2333. 77 7 i 3tc word. Phone WV 2-285%. Racine, Ohio 7 7 3te LARGE LOT for sale in Rut• I tfc land, on Depot SJ., facing Rt. ----~ For Rent 124. Phone WY 2-5539. CONDITIONING "a""R""oo=-M and hath ho - u.-e.--o-ln7 8 12tp quire Maplewood Lake, Clyde Stoke. 7 8 6tc SLEEPING ROOMS. Newly decorated, twin beds, show· ers, linens and towels furnished. Six rooms to accommoda~ eleven men. Inquire 11 Thabet'o Dept. 8 I o r e, New Haven, W. Va. :~ of war. lalnt" tlM .....,. tNmiHI 1965 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July - 1 MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING "ucltl,., n.,M/tll $340· Blaettnar's .~~c~-- I 1 Quality Cars lN TKI COMMON PI.IAI COUIT MIIGI COUNTY, ONtO c... NO, U,fll AJ"•r•ncl Docaet Ne. 10 Plrtl ••••~"~~' l.vlnti" ;.· "Lian AIIOCIItlon ot PlrkarsbUrt, a corpontlon, ~.ullertburl, wut Vlrl'tnll, "•lntlff, ... LOWEST PRICES I Iebert Mortan Fre•l•l'ld 11111 l}'f'tll N. FraelenCI 521 IIIII A•enue, ~er .. ertburt, W'IIMI 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe 2 dr. $1595 a. Wnt Ylrglnll &tlll:erataff 901 Uth Skeet f'erllarll:lura, wnt vtrtlnll 15.000 milt's by local owner. Vinfl interior, PB, Radio, wh itewall tiries , lookB and runs like new. D1lend1~1t. f.lOnveyed by dHd record .. ta . yo], 159, at PIJI D3e. Deed II«~, • "t• Hel11 County, OhJo. TNilD TIACT1 BeiD.J ill rrae~ · N .. 11, ToWD No. t. IJeGUOII No. u. -: Jflllli~ ~ tile a.ortJiw..t eomqo land of Mm 8Jku u.d 1be aorcbeut eomer of land on.d bJI N.UODta.,.. ..J Wat.on. and ltD tllt IOUtb 11M laJld OWDed bJ El.mll' Newlllldl t~~ente 1outh OD IIUJ Balcer One 11 rodl to 1 tloDI OOrneJ'i tbeneto ID a ...-rlJ direction U rodli thlm:e W a DO~ uly d1reetton 9 roda to tMI IIRI una of Elmer NewlaJJCI; thenet eut on Elmer Newland'• 11111 10 rodl 'the pia~ of taesinnllll• coatallllnl 11:1 rods, mono r,r leu. Bebll th1 pme premisu convered OJ dMd r• eord.l:!d In Vol. 141, Pa,. · • tit, DHd Keconb o1 Melt• CouDtJ, Obto, and beiDJ \be ume pfll!miiH eonve'td to:;J Gordon J. Hoce &Dd lft:Jo A. Boc:e by Clyde V. Watson and wife, whlrh deed of con~eyancre lt oJ record ID Volume 183, at Pap "- o ..tl a. cont. ot Melli• County, Ohio. -· The prayer of tald peUtlon lt for .. ·-··- -- ... _ Judgmll!!nt on a promlftorJ note 1111· 1963 CHEVY II · ·, .... ·-- ··---- $1695 aumed b:r th• Defendl!Oiri IJobert Morpn rr.~Jand and Sylvll N. FI'M' land. In the •mount of 13,19!1.4-4 wlth lntere•t A\ 8 per c:en1 per annura from April U, UNlit, for ~0111r. of a mortJIP aJaln~t ••14 nflll and for tbe eale ol 111d real ..tala Lora! owner, spo!lestl clean lnte_rior. new bt l!n~ white wall tirf's. Radio and heater. Be1ge and fawn fm 1sh. Black finish, 4-spef'd trans ., 11~ engine 1 red vinyl bucket st>.als, radio , heater. good whitewall 1961 Corvair GrHnbrier 9-Pass. $1099 Rf'd fini sh, good tires, radio, heater, standard trans. 1961 RAMBLER American · · only $795 .. ''J<Cl I) , n 1.t . :;-;,· ... · ~: 15..Ptt I :rr.liv.. I FOR. "'10U, SEBASTIAN, WN BELOVED W IFES BE LOVED BROTI-iEP.-·· Stat& oopllol Jl.Not :N.~ :IS.lllneo ;t now $795 SO. Viper ll.Negu.Uw 32. Contoo!' The B.Y.F.'efl welcomed three new members - Martha Yost, Jane Johnson, and Jan Alkire, and a visitor, Pa m Walker. Tan and beige finish ·-· "'f hrt'1 110 - ..... how come you neai!J alwilYII . Ia.,. a ful hi* of 1U latf!J7" '1960 BUICK LeSabre 2 Dr. . .. . $1195 .......... M.M:onei 86. TogeUtlll" 37.Astoobh 39. Sorcereaa tO. Re-moved., uthe ..., .... 41. Oble!"HII UPerm•n Low mileage by !oral ownE>r. spotless clean. interior, tiff'S show little wear. Brown finish , a real nlte ~ar . lt>Jp DAILY CBYP'JOQUOTE - Here's ..... a. wor> Itt JI.XYI»L • .&..&.Xa 1960 Pontiac Ventura H.T. Sed. $1095 II LOK41li'I:LLOW One lettwlilmply lliD4I fw •trtber. Ia Udl_....a. A 11 -a '"' tile 11u-eo L!., x tor t.1>e w.o a., etc:. ~~~De~• WLtn. apooo ~ the lmclh lllld - - <I 1tho - - a1 1o1o11o ll&cbdaytho---- ,let black finish, vinyl intPrior trim. Real low mileagE' by original owner. Tire& like new, IUtomalic trans. R&H * LICB IQ II:J'LCIXI' SEE OUR DISPLAY OF NEW CARS Ao.,,, •Q1 '"a L BVLB Cll' BVI' Wlo811'Q .~ •* .&.If BB:JI.BV.-&LlfC8 OJDLQ-Qa AT OUR USED CAR LOT POMEROY MOTOR CO. Livestock t. ,Tl.!'m'J lf.SUtoll Locally owned and a real sharp car. Automatic tr~n!. N('W tires WW . Radio, Heat~r, spotless tlean interior;. POMEROY, OHIO ~ ~~ • ::"i':J A To 1961 BUICK LeSabre 4 Door · ·· · $1395 Now Closing Timo 9:00P.M. ··.. - d".':. :' . l9.Peacb. Automatic trans., power steering, clean interior, black finish, new tires, radio and heater YOUR CHEVY DEALER DIPPERS river Jf.CI...naloog agent$ Comertible Cpe. Power Jteering, standard tl'ans. Good tires, radio and heater 1960 DODGE V8, 2-Door rn.! l GOURD -... •• Oiri'• ....,. The Senior B.Y.F. of ~~met recently at the ho!De of Mr. and Mrs. Martin 1h I ~lf.d a.sw~ae 116. Ocloriferous :14. Freocil At Hoi! Residence l"'!C I!I" RUGS, QUillS AN' & llllllllll M. Girl's Senior BYF Meetl finish. : ~:.:..!- ~:l:;: ..t!! ( ...... lli.CiooeiGI . TOURISTERS COME AlON6 AN' BtlV'IOREHOOK :n..U.Bul. ----· -· Attorney• for Platntlll ,;,...~ By J, T. Thomu ·.: Ill 18. 2~: <'71 1. I. 11. & . . Powerglide, radio. healer, nf'W tires, butket seats, green I. Lump u.- ME'n:Al.F AND THOMAC 1962 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. now $1295 #O.Koa- 10.~ men\ wiU be taken 111lnt' tJIMO, tin'S. - oost ' FlATLAND ROMAIIITtCAL : SHORE LOlli! CRITT!R, CHIS 'TIME OF rJl' 'IEAA,ii\AW ./'--r>J. lilhooj11011 IndloM Llo.- famliJ and for othll!r etaUit.able relllf. Said Defendant. '"' required to &uwer uld Petition on or h!llfGre the 2111 d1y of Autuat. 111«1. cw Judi· 1963 CORVAIR Monza Cpa. now $1 599 .,_ '0'021 I . Plne •t•t• 3LORV BE!! CROSSWORD PAWI~E SICII A PHD USSWI~ '"' @) W1nted WANTED! BAKER FURNITURE SALEI I I I SOFA BEDS, $55 .......•.... ROCKERS, $14.11 GAS RANGE .................... , • _.. $98.00 I I I II 5 PIECE DINETTE .. , ............. , ... $39.00 I DOOR MIRRORS .... .. .. , .. .. . .. .. . .. . $4.99 BUNK UDS, $68 ..... _... MAPLI! BEDS, $18 I 4 PIECE SECTIONAL ........ _.......... $181 I AIR-CONDITIONER ... , , • , ., , .. , ., , ...... $94 I 13" PORTABLE TV ..... , ................ $94 BAKER FURNITURE . l I 7 6 6tc S~St4tt SfJ«/41 I. I 'WliiSTLI! mpeND p=:JUM IOU CAlf WJEH RADIO 8:30 Dow Jones Averageo. 6:33 Sundown Serenade Monday Tin Friday 9:00 111gb School Hit Parade 7:00 National News 6:00 Slln On - Newo 6:00 Sign On 10:30 Son1 & Story Time 7: 05 Sundown Seronade 6:~ Sacred Heart 8:00.15 Musicll.l Clock 10.45 Too ('.older Key 8:00 Sign Off 6:20 Meigs <;punty RFD 7 .,, Bt Still "' Know 11:00 Democratlo Leglsi>.turo B!TURDAYS 6:25 Paul Boliers, Farm 7:1l2'3ll News 11:15 Musi,-al Interlude · 8:011 Sign On News 6:30 News 7:45 ,"'rs: Baptist Cllurcb 11:30 Rl>publlcat Legislature 1:1111 Country Music Timo 6:35 Country Jamboree 8:110 Ohio Vall117 Nowa lH& Waite.· '!~>oiler Reporl 1:20 Country Jamoorea 6:57 Weather 9:00 Talk o1 the Town 11:52 Musical Interlude ; ·00 Protestnnt Hour 7 00 National ,;ewo 9:~ Publlc Servlcr !Jhow 1.2:00 Local t. Ohio Newo 7:30 Sports Parade 7: II$ Bill Miller Sho• IO:Ili Cburcb o1 Chri!l 1220 Evans Br ' Board 7:35 Larry Andersoo Show 7:30 Sports Parade LlnLI ORPHAN ANNtl •- · •,atchstrir~ L2:1J Newo 0 Grams 10:45 It's Music - Army 7: 3f Blll Mlller Show 12:30 Saturday Matl.ne.t 11:00 Dairy Valley and Duloon's ., .,_ m, 1 ,. 7: 3~ Pickens Hardware 11 :1111 Morning Mo.Jodlet, 4:00 Dlscinb with Doso Top Ten Show ITuts Thurs.) Mon. thru. Wed. t : 30 Top Ten Rovua 12:00 News 7:5() Newi •• •; ChJrcb Bel · Ring, Frl 6:00 Saturday Newo Sutll!Illil'fi 12: 15 \luslcal lnterlu~ 8:00 Bill Miller Show II Wort• Newo 5:15 Musical lnl.rludt 12 :30 Rev. Merlin reets 8:45 Baker Furniture Sho~ : ' W Evans r .Uetln Boo 1:30 Community Choirs I : 00 The Jim M<el Sbow 9:00 Newa 6. 00 Sports Parade 12:25 N•w• ~ IJI'' 1:00 Dance Party 9:0!; Cott.. wltb Juet . 1 2:"0 Agrlcu'"• .. l'rograffil W:OO Off ThAI Air 6:03 Jim Mees Show J( :00 Portraits of a Patriot 1:30 National News 12:15 Country Ck Hound SaadaJ 10:00 Swap Shop 8:35 Sundown Serenade 1:51 New, Beat ,. :3D Soclal Security 2:00 Count· y. Go-Round 7:59 Sign On 10:35 Bill Miller Brunch Show 8:00 orr the Air 2::: New• Beat 8:00 ..,. Singilli Preacllor Sl'NDAYS 10:45 Mason Agr. Program 1:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour UO ~·· · ...atm.. 8:15 r,,,, Rep tTuelday) 7:!5 News US Newo Be t 8< :o CIJurch r · Christ 10:45 Family Worship (Thuri.) 8:00 Baptist Layman'o Hour 4:00 DlJOCing N'~• Doll U:L . "lllil" '"' ·"Ida 10:43 A.S.C. Program Wridayl 8:30 Sunday Show t 30 '"terchango lO .• J f ' t ilJI~tlst Cbwob 11:00 N•ws 9:00 Sunday Show 5:00 C•ft ·-- unl' News l!:JO Children'• Cbapol li.05 Tiny's Country Ju<Jctlon 9:30 The Bible Spea~• to 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salutt 11:4- Sund1y Now• Spoclal ll:30 fjny'o Country Hymno t :45 Leglllatlve Report Fridays 12:00 r -WI Rtport 12:00 Cement Block News 10 00 The Good Lite 1·30 Suttset Boulevard 1.2: IS _;~.scopal (".,,reb 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star 10:13 Congressman Mor t:r.J Off Tho Air 12 45 ' •t'olic lnlorma IFriday I 1.:30 The Sunday Sho" Sllwday 1:00 Church ol God 12:30 LatT)'. Anderron Show 11 :30 Tho Quiet Hour 8:00 Sip On I='" Call 3::10 Jim Mees Show 12:00 News 8:00.15 Music•· Clock 1:00 Old Folkr Hour 4.11 Blaettnar Auto Show 12:15 The Christians Hour 7:0u le Still and Know 1:00 lly01111 from Hardina 4:10 Electric Company News 11:30 The Rev. Merllr Teets 7:112-30 News 1:15 SW!doy Showca~~ 1:10 Jim 'Mees Show 2:00 The 1\Bv, 81111 Billups 7:21 Time t. Tmperatur• I:~ Pu ... c ServJ, . Show 5:00 Non 1:30 Tho Rev. Al!drew Part~nsl 1:111 Musical cJOclt t: •• ggo Bit Parade 5:011 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday showcase 7:45 First Baplil! Church S:OO City • · - -· ·, Re; ... 6:00 Sports Parade 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 1:15 1190 Hll Parade 6:10 Jim Me" ShJw ___ .-...!!:_~ -~~~ th5 Air 8 1: ~usical Clocl 1:~0 Off The ~ir JULY l\'ONDAY TIIJIU FRIDAY- I COMPLETI AJI) RUDY TO Elll WMPO Radio Y.......:f'• Caypfeqwt&t COMPOSERS SHOULD WRrrtl 1'UN:i:8 'I'H4!' CHAUFFIIV&S .Alm ... ..' '•' ! h HAROLD GRA T 1!WIY NATIONS HA~ I?!!APPEAJ?ED AHO ARCfi'T MISS';() MI.C~, A£ FO~ <X.i'l'SUlTATIGti~/~ <lf ~. filiKTUMENI -..ru O!SEM TIM! "t!l "mU! rr <J/ER! Y'OO HAVE -u-t-JUQT ~-EQ\8 HOURS 1lJ PUT' YOUR GOLD UN THE BAR!?ELJ.l~· OR SALE I '«JU'U. §< OJ.!j m J :, • OF THE Cii\ME! r..,, • blf•••••r.ll ..... ............ _., ................... cel•·retle• tt ..t .... ··-··-·............ _.... •...,, ............ e hcepttr It 16 ,..,. slip fntHI porc.W. IRD•IL UNFURNISHED f utility room, n1ee yard. Potnt Laue, Lincoln Heights, P~. :wan. 6 18 uc THREE-RooM -and -bath, ftll'llllbed apartmen~ utilitieJ larniBbed. Phooe WV 1M35, 212 S. ~tb Avenue, Middleport Oblo. 6 II Uc wv PlllrltiH room,- oatn,,lf e w,. San tnn moN with o u r LOW SALI PRICES now In offoct. b Orort·pht .. ltr . . POMEROY ....... nil ~RN· LOSER - - - , - - - - - - . - , - - .•.-:;:-::'TONIGK1' 1 M GaH6 HAVE A TALK WITH HIM ... CO\.-\E. WHAT fi.-1A'r:_ ANOGETAFEW VE/?Y IMPORTANT ()IIEST/CN6 ANSWt.1f(lO! V!:S.F'!ViOIM3 i('-X).I.,\ AND WAIT , l .JO-, YOlJ . WE'Jie H~Vl """ A CNAT THIS So\'~NII'.G 1 /AANI - " 5 Jock W. Corwy Manager Ph. WY 2-2tl1 See thio htndoome,ru88•dly bllllt ..,_... nWnot lo - NOTICE! ...... . Order now- iOday- and we will iaotalllt ...._ ,_ ore rn4]. Ot inotall it J0une1f with lho iaoao"ldet lloal • 100111- Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. ai••101Llt'l ...,, Dr. R. L. Sl1ck, M.D. Office Houro: Mon., Tuu., Wod., Fri. 1--4 P.M. Other dotu by oppt. f RETUR~OMI! Mr. and Mrs. mes Hollon an~ Ricky ha e returned 1o ~omeroy afte• spending !he holIday weekend, with their dau~h­ teJ , Mr. and Mro. Robetl Parkeri232 iD Wilmin&loJt, UL OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER E. SECOND POMEROY ~-------------.......,..... .... -·,, :I'; ...y, ~ :~.;It ',. :~:: ''·'··-'" �"'"""'"dl."""-·. . . . -*'l" ~· ....... ""'"' .. . . ,. ......"l)'r• ' ······ · · . . . . ....... . - ··· . ---.. ·····- . . . ,, . . . . , . . .. . . . - .... ... • -~ ~· .t ..... . -- ... __ . . . . . . . . ~,-~ ... ... . . . . . . . ~>. . . ,_ -- . . ... ... " .. ..... . . . . · - - . - . . . . . . .-. . . . S.Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July t, ltBI Annnal Garden Club Picnic Held - The annual PICntC ol the Porn-, I I b f" a r I L>elawarE', August 18 · 19 And De11oted Te TM·lnter•" 0/ Thtl Meig..Mt~~on A.reo 5 = -•• :.. i . on Ohio Wesleyan Campus •I sourcos. A communication was also ~ Wednesda. eveni ng at the home i Speakers Will have as thetr read lrom Mrs. Charles Lewis, JULY It :, Mrs Waller ueser t.m subjects. flower arrangmg, hor regional director, announcing a Fred Will ol CUyahoga Falls there will be a Jitney ~~ 1 01 c;:uln Iil li Yo~th \ll s J,ulJt>!'i H Devotions were led bv Miss tlculture. CIVIC beautJftcatJOn. regional meetmg at Little Hock~ spent the holiday weekend with per at the Oak Grove Meth~ Tuus 3" ·c~l1ostt>~s The' were Lyd ia Ebt-rsbach usmg as hehr and the State's natural re- ing, November 6 his brother, Frank B Will and dist Church on Saturday, JufJ · . , su bjeC't, Jt>sus Censure to t e 1 usJsted b'o l'vll:-.~ ~and\ ( .rut>~e Psalms ol Vengeance," taken other relatiVes. 10 at 5 P m. 1 1 and Moss Nancy ' "' . !rom the Adult Teal'hers mag Mrs. Larry Thomas and dau· JULY II Alter lh4:' dmm·l 'vlrs Ll lar azme. with Mary Bangham and ghter. Mehnda of Columbus are Bethel No 62 ol the Intern• les Pmoto~el presodent open· Amelia ~o•ler, the authors 0 une spending a week with her par- tlonnl Order ol Job's Daug~terl ed ''" .:well ng " ,It rhe ~erse Memb<ors responded to roll call The descendants ol the late ny; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill, ents, Mr and Mrs Don Rea. will meet at the PorrierbY Mao! rhe nm11t l1 1b\ ni.lmmg Mnd dlspla\'mg a Mr and Mrs. Albert HJII Sr L>ebby Jan. Art and Dean; Mrs. Mrs. Martm Leonard Jr and sonic Temple Monda~ July 12, Bt> prulld Alllt'llld lo ilt"i:tl Ileal Irom <~ trt~t' m rlo't'f rr and held their annual reumon at Raymond Hensler, David and Ed Bousman, national evan· two-weeks rev1val at the Z10n daughters, Carol and Barbara at 1.30 p m Th f' l•nd lt'~ " labo1 :- ot the IJee tf' llm g 'llmt>thlng ahoul 11 June ,Damel, Larry Circle, Jane Ann gelist and speaker ol the "God[Church oJ Chr1st on Harrison· of Willingford, Pa. are the The D~uihters of Rulh clasl 1p 0 rtiand Park Sunday, Tu ,l nH '"' freedom o·veo) '27th. !Powell, Brenda, Jarrell; Mark IS Just a Prayer Away," radio ville Road, July J.2.23. guests of her mother, Mrs Nor- ol the Umted MethodiM church 1DaVIS, Mrs Mary -=======-"· =-=, 1 Communrealtons were read 1 Stephens, broadcast heard from coast to 1 Mr. Bousman is heard in this man McCallum. will have 8 picnic al the Syrfl. I rncludmg a lellet from Mrs 1 Allendm~ were. Mr. and Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Don coast, will be the speaker for a area on WLW at 6 a.m. Sunday Mrs. Carl Moore. Mrsl John cuse park, Monday, at 0 p.m Harold Sauer r.g1on:ol drrectm 1MtS. St Clarr Holl, Mr. and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank- ---- ----- and at 7 30 p m. on WCKY on Smith, Mrs. Edna Barte s and Pomeroy Ohle 1 ol nature tours anncmne~ng a 1\Irs Uan Bell and Lorna; Mr. lin Thompson, Culloden, W Va , his mother. Mrs. Norma Bmg- sundays. Mrs Elias Stiles visited TuesJULY 13 tnur at Lake Hope on Munday ~ ~nd Mrs Harold Gnmm, Dr. IMrs. Helen Kong, Judy and Pau- 1ham The Meogs County Youth Ral- day afternoon, wtth Mrs Her- The Deacons ~nd D~acont'sseo 1August 23. at 10 a m , a lettet and Mrs Earl Grtmm, Joe an~ Ia. Coal Grove. Co d M Jy of the Churches of Chnsl schel Norris, Letart Falls. ol the First Umted Pr~byterlan TONIGHT and SATURDAY 'l trom Mrs. C E Weaver. P"" ~obb) , Columbus, Mr an Mrs Ernest vert an rs. will meet at Zion on the 12th to Mr and Mrs Evet·ell Thorn- Church will meet Tuesday even· " THE CURSE oF fHE , dent ot I he Ohro A!'oetallun ol Mrs .letT) Ht!IM Ja"";:, ::: .., , _ , ' " '"'""' 0 - · Luctlle Maye\ spent ~~~:~y start the meeting m place of as spent last Sunday with Mr. lng, July 13 al 7:30 PIll In the MUMMY'S TOMB (;arden Cl ubs announemg thF 1and Clarence, r an ~ ~ at tile Mayes orne 1 ~ 1 e the regular meeting and Mrs Walter Thomas and pastor's study. : annual convention to b<o held lkvld Htll. Seth,, Penny. Mrs ,! port Mrs. Mayes . " VISiting at On July lith, the Meigs Counrami! at their cam near Mal· Chester Council Da~!.~te<l of ( l 1•( hrll( ulur 1 I ~ George. Htll and Enc ; Mr. and ~ , the Covert home m Belpre and ty Men's Fellowshtp will meel Y P America will meet ~!iday at 1 fr~ cl ll,oi k I t>re 111 t' \l ui g~ l ' , ~Irs Glenn Rhodes, Glenn Jr' l' ~ wtll accompany then to eo. at Zion in place of ils regular Ia. . 8 p.m. There will Be 1hstalla· Jedflllf' Hul ::rnd SUMMER and Rodne) and Cathy Hill RO· .: • lumbus Sunday to attend the business rneetmg Mr and Mrs John Mtlch rehon and all officors are urged 'T HE GORGON" gers Mr and Mrs Albert Hill ~ weddmg of hos daughter, Betty The mmister Eugene E. Un- turr•ed home Tuesday, after a to be present and M!l!r white. Jr Mr and Mrs Bobby Hill ood .' h bl vlsJt with relatives m Lebanon p Ch te 1&6 OES Pelt' I ( ush1n .:.! ( h11str, p~lf'r Ph; ltp Pal and Jay l1r and I Mr and Mrs Larry Baker hank Guinther is spending lderw : InVItes I e pu IC to and Cincinnati. Sharon and Gary omeroy ap r , SHOE SALE Lee l:l:.~ltrala SheiJey Mrs Bolly Hill Pam , Htlly Jr I (Phylhs Stantey I slarled Tues- an tndefimte vrslt with his all semces. ~u~ay servtces remained lor • week 's ViSit ,:eel m /:f"lar session Jell Chns and l'im'my all day on a short vacation trip grandsoo, Mr and Mrs Foank- ahre Sunday sed oo 9:30, wor- Mrs James Ebersbach spent e ay, at p.m. SUN . MO N ond TUESDAY · ' · ' w h' D (' nd th th nd . · s 1p 10 30 an evemng serv1 1 Racme; Mr and Mrs Wa1d to as mgton, a • ltn Gum er a amt Y m . M d Sunday al Mason, W. Va with JULY U Ju ly 11 -12·13 1 1 30 i Fosler Sherry and John eo. I Skyhne Drive. They plan to Columbus Mr Gutther came ;~es ~ F · d p.mi ont a~ Miso Stella Gress The Women's Missionary g.. MORE FOR " BEA CH BLANKEl BINGO" 0 ' .,, ,,,, l lumbu ~ Mr and Mrs julian visit Kennedy's grave at A11 1 1;1, for Ius grandfather Sundav ug Thn ay serv cse" sdar Mr and Mrs Andres Turnbull ciety of the Pomeroy First YOUR MONEY NOWI ' I' ' 1111 '( 1 1 · d h ttr Dl1 h · d a1 8 pm erelsno auray · F'r 1nk1, . . _, 1111n -\11111 Ill Fun Hill and Ro~er, Mr and Mrs I t~n an ~t er tounst a ac- W1lllam es, At ens, a n evemng service. I of Lancaster were recent over Baptist church will meet Thur• l<'t' llo Dt>b111 ah W:.ilh·, H<~r THE SHOE Brod\ Hoffman, Brody, Jr , t hons He 1s on vacation from Mrs Fred Bush, Columbus, visI m.ght guests of their aunt, Mrs day, at 7:30 p.m. at the home \en l.t·H' bf'( k l11rh 1\ld 1«-'~ Greg. and Beth Ann, Mr and his empiO\'IllE'DI at the Daily 1ted Wednesday w1!h their fa · Jacob Ebersbach ol Mrs Harry L 8SJiey, w1th lnhn . ~ hlo·• Dpon Sot. NivhlMJddi•P•rt Mrs Dun H1ll , Mr. and Mrs. Sentinel ther. Mr L D. Diles. Mr. and Mro. Drck Erbel and Mrs. Ellen Couch as co-host· Colorrartocnt '.i~~=======ilz~~:-::::::.:::-::::Dennre Hrl l Stevte and SonJa ' The name of Mrs Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burton Moss Belly Mandry of Canton ess. Mrs Joseph Cook Is pro; Mr and Mrs Dan Dugan and 1Clonch was untenliona!h om11- and children have returned to were hohday weekend guests gram leader. Kennre ; ,\Jr and Mrs Thorn-• led from lhe guesl list attend- Norlolk, Va . followrng a visll of M1sses Ethel and Clara Gar The Pomeroy Clti;wns Band as Hill Mr and Mrs Hen ry : mg the bndal shower for \1rs hefe with her parents . Mr and land. Radio club Will meet in regu· RAWLINGS WINNING TEAM 1Htll. Mr and Mrs Harold 1Sandy Clonch grven bv M" Mrs Arnold Dodson and rela- , Plans were made for I h • 1 'ltsses Carol and Barbara lar session Thursday at 7·SO 1Roush , Mr and Mrs Norman Gary Wayland. Mrs Clonch 1s tJves 1n Mason W Va Mr d1stnct convention to be held F18 her are spending a week m p.m , at the Youth Center, Mas' Roush , Robbre, Barbre and the mother - m - law of the I and Mrs Burton and lamoly October 19 tn Moddleporl when Columbus •ith Mr and M r s on, W Va Garen . Mr and Mrs Robert honored guest <ind Mrs Dodson were m Co- the Mergs Temple Pyth1an Sas-- James Smith and daughters Rock Springs Grange will Euler, Charleston, W. Va, Mr. 1 Mr and Mrs Larry Baker lumblls for a v1s11 vw1th Mr and ters met Tuesday eveninK at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heicks of meet Thursday, at f p.m. InHarry !ltll and Charlie. Mr. and hts mother Mrs Helena 1 Mrs Wrlham Dodson. the Legton hall in Middleport. Orville and Mrs. John Donta spectlon wrll be <Ondueted lly and Mrs Joe Glenn, Carol, Baker, !ell Thursday mght for 1 Major Robert Chambers. son Mrs. Chester Zorkle, Most Ex· man of Smithville were week Virgil Atkins cowliY deputy and Brenda, Ann .lanelte , Mr and Columbus •here they will at-'[ of Mr . and Mrs. MarC\ls Cham- cellent Chief, was in charge o! , end guest& of Mo and Mrs lhe cooking and sewing co,..· , Mrs Vrrgil Hrll and Dw1ght; • tend the weddmg ot LInd a bers, has relumed from duty the r~tuahsltc openmg. Lewis Harris · tests wtll be held. Relresh! Mr and Mrs Paul H11l, Mr Beaver daughter ot Mr and I if, ~lei Nam Hs wtle and Durong the busmes sesston 39 Rev and Mrs. James E Ma- ments wtll be served. ' ,and Mrs. Cltllord Hrll and Max; 1 Mrs J K Beaver They Will i chtldren mel him in San Fran- : sick VISits were reported an~ honey left Thursday, for lheor I 1Mr and Mrs John Hrll and I be acl'ompanied by Mrs. Bertha crsco, Cahf, having been on $63 was reported spent for al- ho!Tif, Oakdale, Calif. afler 8 1 TROOP MEETS Lmda. Mr .and Mrs. Dale Htii , IArcher. grandmother ol L•nd.a , Houston , Tex . durmg \1aJor IUlstic work_ Belly B1ggs ftve weeks vosit woth her sis- The regular meeling of Boy 1 Dale Jr . l1urvm, Mtchael, Dan- and Mrs Opal Slanle) and Clrf- 1Chambers' fore~gn assignment. and Mrs Ph1l Memharl were ter. Mrs Baker Cordon En- Scout Troop 249 was hl!ld Wed, ford Beaver Mr and Mrs J I They plan to vtsot on Moddle- pro tern officers It was reporl· route lhey will vrstt al Excel- nesda v. July 7 at 7 p m A. L. RETURN TO SYRACUSE K Heaver and famtlv were port with hiS parenls before go- ed thai Mrs Regina Hudson sior Springs, Missourt and also I Phelp.s acting scoutmaster Mr and Mrs Herbert Parker, former residents of Middleport. [ ing to Kansas where he will was recuperating from illness Thcson. Arrzona reporte.d on the recent trip to Howard and . Nancy have re-r Mr and Mrs Leonard Gwta be ass~gned lo the Staff and at the homo of her daughter m Mrs Charles Rtdroul and Cam Arrowhead. turned to thetr home m Syra- , zowsky and children. Jenme 1 Command school Ihere ' Rutland , and Moss Mabel Hysell Charles and Sherrt and Mrs ~-'-p--~----, cuse after .spendmg weekend [ and Mark have returned to Mr. and Mrs Everell Davis ! 1mprovrng at her home follow· . Donald Cullins were m Ports- law, Mr and Mrs Clayton Bohr wath therr son, Mr an~ Mrs the1r home m Washm~ton Court have returned from a vacation ing surgery. I mouth Wednesday ~here they and wrth Mr. and Mrs. J 9h n Std Trans 20 000 Robert Parker rn W1lmmgton. House, followmg a weekend VIS· , in Virginia Beach with her Mrs. Meinhart gave a report were guests ol tul mer neJgh Merter They also VISit~ at 4 Dt)Or Sedan - 6 t yl Heat e1 111. it wtth her parents, \1r and : brothet . Mr Claud Washington. of the ways and means com· bor: of Mrs Rtdeout at a cook Delray Beach wtth Mr. and Fa<lury W <uranT~ 1 ' Mrs Russell Molls. and other 1 Mr and Mrs Harold Sauer millee Projects listed were out They also VISited Mr. Ride- Mrs Jason Adams tR u 1 h : relatrves Jenme and Mark had ' and daughters. Marv Ruth and a rummage sale, knife sale and out's falher J E Rrdeout at Slrausst They visited olher beer VISttlng the past week Joy. are on a vacation tnp in birthday money. It was an- Port smouth and w1th her bro· places of mlerest enroute to 2 Dom Hard Top Impala l.(l\1. mllet~gl" Std Trun!; Radio 1 RelatJves have receJved word the western states nounced that the Leg1on auxtl- [ ther and sister-m-law. Mr and F'londa 1:1ml Hr1:1 1~r VIi en~1 n e TONIGHT ONLY of lhe sudden death of Robert Donna Weber. daughter of 1ary would serve lhe cortvenloon Mrs Harold Parker and fam - Mr and Mrs Sherley Swan Alfr~ Hltchcock·s · O'Leary ol Bucyrus He spen1 1 Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber, Is dmner tn October fly al Oak Holl were Parkersburg, w. va. visi"MARNIE" Mr. and Mrs Edward Wells lors Wednesday St>an Connery. Tipp1 HPdrE>n 1hts chrldhood in Moddleporl hav- 1one of a group of gtrls attend - An offtctal letter wa< read 4 Door Sf'rlan Autumat1c hans Power slrr nng and brak tTeehnlcolor) ' mg been reared by \lr and rng 4-H club camp at Cantor's from the Grand Chief of the artd daughters, Ruetta and Jane Mr and Mrs. Clyde Eaton es. Had ru and twatt>r I 011 miiPal!le - andMrs Tom O'Leary Cave lhis week Conservation, ITemple Practice. se!Stons for returned home Wednesday from ol Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. were " WALK A TIGHTROPE" Mr and Mrs Rober! Jay oi l swrmmmg and crafts are the convent roo woll be held on Ia vosit at Fl. Lauderdale Fla Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duryea Columbus vrs1ted over tho holi 1 among the pro)erts olfered to rogular meeting nights. The with her sisler and brother-in Sherley Swan. Fairlane 500 - 4 Door Sf-dan -\utomahr Tran11 VB t'n day weekend wtth Mr. and lhe campers I b~rlhdav song was sun~ for Mrs gmr, Radio and hPalf'r V.h1l e frmsh SATURDAY, JUlY tO \Irs Wtlham Grueser and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence MrlNorma 7.~rkle, Mrs Mmme Gil"633 SQUADRON" daughter, Debbie. hoan were business visitors m ' more and Mrs Lena McElhin· (Color) Mr and Mrs George Vaugh- Athens Wednesday Mr and ny W1th Geo Chaktris 4 Duur Srdan Puv.rr strenng and b1akt>s Radio and 01nd Cl1rf Ruhertson an and new son, ChriStopher Mrs Mtlhoan received word of Mrs 7.trkle thanked the ways he<J!t-r, A.utoma 11c l1,J n.-; - and Chillirothe. Vlfliled over the the death of Edward Cottrrll a , and means committee members SP.AN FI.YNN former MeJgs county resident. ! ror the1r work on past proJects 1 weekend w1tl1 her Jlarents. Mr (Snn of F:rrol F'lvnnl and Mrs Eber LewtS He doed al lhe home of hos 1 At the closs ol the meeting sandFalcon 4 Door SE>clan Std Trans Rad 1o and Ht·ater " THE SON OF CAPTAIN , Mr and Mrs Bruce Bmgham ' son. Paul Coltrtfl, in Cincinnati wtrhes. potato chips and rolBLOOD" and famtly of Ravenswood W J but lived in Columbus lor sev- 1 fee were served to 18 mem. l (Te<"hmcolor) • Va. spent the weekend wtth era I years Funeral serv1ces ASSIGNED 1'0 BAND 1 4 Door St>dan 6 ry l Standard Trans -- ~-- - -~ - , will be held in Columbus Satur-1 • Good time to buy furniture 1nd day His wtfe was the former ' MASON - Army .specrallst furnishings for your home 1nd wetrlng Bertha Plummer ol Rutland. ' Four Robert L Artts. whose Mr Harry Stover was return-' parent~ . Mr and Mrs. Denver 4 Dour St'd<J n V8 Aulom at1c Trans Radio and llt>att>r. 1pperel for your family, Pov. e1 ' l t'l'l m ~ thw tn• nrr Hlark t1m~h ed to his home fi'rida from I Arhs hve In Mason. was assign. Meogs General Hosp•tar where Aed recBentdly loG tbe 33d US. • July Is S1le Month •t Elberfelds rmy an m ermany, as a he has •-- a patrent 1or the H d 1rumpe 1er h R e 1s a 1959 gra . • 61 PLYMOUTH 60 DODGE b1rg1ins In every dep1rtment in the past mont . erent guests of uate ol Wahama High School 2 DR. SEDAN the Stovers were thetr daugh I H . Ch t 1 'lh hi 2 DR. SEDAN store. er and famtly , Mr and Mn. ' . IS wJ 1e. ns a, s WI m VB Std Tnns Ra 6 ('} I A.u tu 1rans dio o~md h£>alt>r One James Hubbard and son. Chns, I 10 Germany. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ht-ulrr fJ11 e u\\ ut' r ownrr of Lancaster, Mrs Peggy Lev 1 $1095 $895 in of Columbus. and Mr Slav : er 's brother, Mr and Mrs Koward Stover and daughter, Joan. of Chillicothe 1 Pfc James Miller has arriv4 Door S('dan Auto Tr iln ~ Radio and heatt' r R•d finish ed from lhe U. S. Marine base 1•n Jacksonville, Fla .. for a vtSit with his parents, Mr and Mrs. !!) 4 Door St>dan l:l r} l Automa tir Trans Myron MIUer. He came by plsne to Charleston, W. Va., where he waa met by hio paronto. Following a three-week I 2 Door St-cl an Auln 1'ran" Radw and hraler One owner. 1\ttle~• leave he will be assigned to the Marine base at El TorQ, CaiU. Mrs Homer J Russell hao 2 Dour &•dan 6 ry t SlaiH"htrd Trans, been returned to her home from Buy them regularly ot our bonk I Meiga General Hospital In , • [ Pomeroy where she hal been i 4 Doo1 St>rlan ti evi Std Trom s Rad1o and Ht>altor FORKED RUN LAKE Ill. She iJ much improved. [ eroy Garden Club was hPid on wu ..•••• whore, evt'rywhf're lo bert v I Mainly About ~ SOCIAL I People In CAtENDAJl p cmeroy Descendants of Albert Hill r., H ld R • p fl d J 27th eumon at or an Radio Evangelist will be Speaker At Zion Church Revl'val July 12-23 I I • MEIGS THEATRE Beeomc Interstate Around And 'U About Middleport Continues ..• FBI May Enter Tawney Mystery ;,n oi, POINT PLEASANT - The Huntington Herald Dis' patch, under the byline of Tom D. Miller, reported today representatives of Ohio River Valley cities learned Fri· day night that West Virginta Route 2 will be the first in· terstate proposal presented as new mileage allocations City Police and the Bureau of Criminal lnvesttgation, become available for West Virginia. after complettng th• prellmmary mvesttgat10n tnlo the Paul Crabtree, administrative assistant to Gov Hulett Tawne~ robbery, estimated today that the robbers took Smith, and his representative on the Appalachian Region· approxtmately $15,000 m Jewelry and other Items from al Development Commission, !de the statemen: on be· the establishment. . . half of the governor, at a meeti of Chamber of Com· They have one very good lead 1vh1ch m•ght bt;ng on merce delegations from live ci 8 in the area between 1 apprehensiOn There IS ~ poss1lrihty that the ~ ederal ' Kenova and Parkersburg The eeting was at the PleasBureau OllnvesttgatlOn nught be called In on the case ant Point ftesort near here. - , The theft took place sometime Tuel!l1~ tught, b~tween Commerce wu elected chBII'· 10 p.m, and early Wednesday morlll,lg'at Tawney s Jew· The conference alS<j, saw .the ~an; L. E. Ward oi Parkers'¢.:""~ elers on Second Ave., tn Gallipolts orgamzauon ol the Obta R•ver burg regional planner lor • •it.~ •. ·.1· It was the second time withtn I 0 months the Tawney ! Expressway Association. Do~ Wood County hlgbway and traf· ~ ~·dill~ ' ~"""'!''"""' ' ... '.;' " . j:-1111111'!1, ',. '"""' 11 Iii. store was htl. Last October, some $6,000 was taken by Baker. executive vice preal fie study waa cltosen vice chairthieves. dent ol the Huntmgton Chamber man: Mayor Paul C. Moore oil - - - - - -- - - - , ' Ravettswood, secretary, and I[ '' .0 Hamblen will ha\e Charles Lanham. preSident of , I More Safety Points lhe Point Pleasnt-Mason Coun- 1 I ' DETROIT tUPlt - Amertcan ~ Chamber of Commerce [ IMotors Corp. Frtday joined easurer. 1General Motors tn hsting sev· : Those al~d•ng the session era I safety features as standard I favored pursumg two coursesequtpment on 1966 model the governor's tnterstate . h!gh· passenger cars , way plan and the posSlbd•ty p · . I 111 be h ld of obtaining highway funds Un· WASHINGTON (UP() - m.1 SAIGON mPil - U.S. fighter- AMC satd Rambler cars next A horse show w . e h de 1 dent Johnson 's medicare probtmbers making their deepest year wdl come with rear seat Sunday . July 18, at the Middle- der the Appalac lan ve OJ> gram lhe most far-reaching penetration of the war bombed belts, padded mstrumenl panels port City Park sponsored by ~n'. prof'~~ - or a com· heallh and welfare program bridges today on a supply route and. sun YI80r8, bac~·up hghts, 1the Middleport Fire Department bl~~~i~e~t Ra. mond Brewster since the advent ol Social Se· munisl China 83 miles outstde rear voew m1rror and In cooperatiOn wllh the Meigs . Y . generation ago today 1rom "· ,..m windshield washers GM an· C t R'd' Club ol the Huntmgton Chamber o1 curt 1Y a , northwest of Hanoi. In other air need Wed sd · it oun Y ' mg Commerce told the delepUons was but a single step from en· -end Z!'lmnd aetlons a total of ~ill be ;,P~ s ~:~ The show. wiD &al undj!rway that their coftltr._ .,... po. actmenl. 241 VIet Cong were reported those same Items as well a1 at 1 Pm. Wllh cash prlaes /" tenlially one of lhe tnost iJn. The Senate approved a $H killed. !two-speed windshield wiper•. warded of $11. $4, 13 and $2 or portant in the Central 0 hI 0 brllron verswn ol Ihe admlnisA U.S. helicoprer crewman all clas..,s. IValley in many years. He cau-: Iration 's welfare boll Friday was killed today while aiding The classes will Include. 1. , Ironed that they must not Bl· l ni ght on a 58 to Zl vote. Its ' • Vietnamese search and de. lead-on Pony Class. SIX years low the new Expressway As- I passage was the lirst part of a stroy campa1gn 35 miles south and under , (prizes for all en- ~ SDCoat•on to become j·ust an- trrumphant legislative double• o Saigon and a spokesman controest ; 2, Egg and Spoon r:ft,e: other organization because tt header which saw the House ROAD REPAIR _ County highway department heavy equipment has been push· firmed the atroc1ty deaths of 3, Flag _r~ce : 4, Western Plea- repments our hopes for I he pass .Johnson 's voting rtghts btll ing dirt vigorously the past several days tmproving lhe Forest Run road In Sutton lwc U.S. Marine sergeants who sure potmes ; 5, Key Hole race: future" · a short time later. I township Bulldozers, graders and other h eavy. equipmenl are shown in. these phowere captured and executed by 8, ~arrel races tl~r horses on- Some 35 men heard Cr~b- l The PreSident , spendong the tos. The township road is bemg Widened, requrnng fill s and_cuts.-Sentinel Photos. • lyl ; 7, Boal races , I, Run and tree report that Gov. Stn1lh 1weekend on h1s Texas ranch. IS· - - - - ~ -- --guerrillas near Da Nang. Pilots from the rarrior U.S S Ride; 9, Cigar Race ; 10, Wes~ l :·considers West VIrginia . 2 roo sued a slatement which satd !iillipmf'llf Consigns ' Oriskany flew 90 sorties Inside I Drck Marlin, rumor.d to have em Pleasure Class horses, . 11 : Important to be COnsidered the 2%-year battle for a health South Viet Nam Friday and re. ' been coming as an as .. slant , ptckup race; IZ.mus•cal rhat.,, merely as developmental high care program for eld.rlv per- OM Time !iiigns BOX Plan District Conventi'On /n Middleport -:i'i i :=""i *SELECTION *QUALITY *LOW PRICE . C, . .- I I II I a 1963 Chevrolet I \ I - Martrn . s·•gned By Eastern aS 1 I 1962 Dodge 880 --- 1962 Ford 1962 Oldsmobile-- $1795 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING 1961 Dodge - 1961 Dodge Grt'd Coach 1 ---- 1962 Ford a!·[ 1 -- 1960 Pontiac 1959 Studebaker 1959 Rambler 1959 Ford 4 Dour Set! an - tl One uwnt-J t • -- $1095 _$395 - • $395 --- y I Auto Trans Rt.dio and Heater. 1959 Chevrolet - - $895 ·C Your Savings Earn ,.4% Interest 4 Door Sedan VB A.u1o T1 ans Rad10 and ht!altor POMEROY 1959 Buick - - - - $895 Convtortlhle All powpr R<~dJo and heaiPr R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart- Lancer S. Second & Mill St. Tiny's Food land No. l Middleport · NATIONAL BANKServing Meigs County for over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserv" System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAil'l'Y HELD A parlf wao held rocently : hono~lng Lisa SUe King, dau. I ghter ol Mr. and Mr1. Kenneth Kli!Ci 140 Mulbeny·av, Pome. on her third birthdaf, lh• lawR at lhe King home. ' Guelll were Jane 8111011, De· vld Marcia Dillard. KeJ!Io beflt Seho, B"'\ky and Bllly ~ lflcl~~eJ.I.M N,_l, Mrl. BID' Hlrll~: Mrs. Maafe Smhli;· Mr. ~ Mra. VIncent Knight 10d tho honor.O pest I WORLD ,-.oo ·~------------------------~ . .------------------------~~~ wpw~~ 1 ° ( 1 SUNDAY, JULY 11 Mr. 0tis• (}eek D' F "day Lanci'one Sees 'I , oro Soarrng Mag as a Flop T0 Bumper SOrt Annual Rotary Pl.cni'c ··s Forced Ins.'de STORE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON I rof, Mariner's Eyes MiJ1ion Miles From Mars I PICt(IC 1 Mr and Mra. John Ketchka 11nd dauahter, Kim, of Brook· ville, Ohio, visited recently with their parents. Mr. and• Mra. Wallace Bradford and Mr. and Mro John Ketchka. · at STORE EMPLOYES United States Savings Bonds . ar- -q un $1095 &~ Dri"ver (I'ted aycees Off '\ J I After Acct"denl B b S =• 1960 Chevrolet portedsank they three deslroyed 95 build· coach to Middleport H rgh j13, barrel Race tponlest; and ,way. II •• lo~lcally the next lsons was now certain of swift AAI. v Ho~ell-.l.longLtlm. eleadb!gs sampans and school, instead has signed a con· 14, Shovel race. step for mcluSlon 1D the Inter· ' and h1Stonl' victory" ong Ouu. rnes k:lled an esUmated 65 VIet tract as head football coach at All entry fees are $150 Fred slate highway system." "A great burden will be hft Cong. U.S. and Vietnamese air Eastern High school. Letfheit, Meigs County horse- Crabtree also reported I he ed from the shoulders of all , ., in tbe Melgo County PioCARLlSLE Ohio (! TPII ~ A Daylon couple and a teen· force planes reported 110 kills. Larry Morrrson. East•m Lo.. men. woU act a, JUdge. state IS plannm8 Improvement Americans," Johnson. satd He : noer and Historical Society, age girl were killed early today when a speeding New Tar&•l• Near China cal District .xeculive head said ! The f~remen will also spon- on two secttans of the 0 h lo satd the legislatiOn Will · bas rrceived confirmation York Central train sla mmed mto thetr rar at a crossing A military spokesman said Froday n'•· _, Eastern board I sor a chicken bar-b-cue dinner R1ver Valley hlghway - one brmg peact' of mtnd to the ; tbat a <Ollection of Burma • on Lower Carlisle Road. east of thiS Warren County com· sessmnt hal and soft drmks, and sandwiches north of Hunlmgton tn .cabeU elderly, rehef to their children · Sba l b 'ng sbl • ...o mumly four Flll5 Thu""erch~els and met in . ' ,., blasted two ternoon t Cu un Iy, a nd lh e 0 ther 10 th e and a sense ol JUStice to the her ••~' 8d"1' "1" m •• ,. Pr,,·~ The vt't•tJ'ms 11•ern• '", !r and "'Irs Elbert Grover Bledsoe two support planes ,, Mr. Marlin's will be avalla bl'· we coo ' Northern Panhandle He pomled • ,.r •'P •Y.. tb and Mn. brtdges 80 and 85 miles north· application nallon i bou&e bea quarKrs o1 • so•Miss Barbara Mane White. _ 18, ____all-of-Dayton. we.t of Hanoi and lhe Yen Sen Coach Martin has been head I (Contmued on page 2l Durmg the !mal day of de- clot Bled soe was dnvm g . . If ordnance depot 65 mues north- coach at Rutland three years , I bate the Senate turtlt>d back , y. obe H I A w11ness sa •d the tram the front ,.cuon of the auto 0 Mr. Howell said R . rt. ay- dragged the car more than a the train and then pull It apart west of the Red capital. Friday iafter having been an assistant ! ef~ three Republican attempts to all of Reeder and Ftnn Corp, mile The !ram's engmeer, R to remove the bodies. Alllhrel they bombed targets 75 miles to Logan Coach Mel Adams six • I gut the boll by removmg t h el wbo bandleo publicity and d.ls- D Funderburg. sard no one saw vtrttms were rtding In tire front northwest of Hanoi and 75 mrles years d~a health msurance prOVISions. On tribution for tbe Burma- V1ta the car approachmg th~ cross· seat from China. I Martin succeeds John Strirk- ' the fmal vote 55 Democrats Cu.• bas lndlrated !be colle.,. . A Florrda man was killed In Iland at Eastern, who has ,.. Gary F. Lee, 27, Pomeroy, l and 13 Republicans voted . for lion of signs are ready to be '"~e satd the f~rs t any tram- annther rar-train colliSion 11 1 •. . . . . . . . . ...,• •, signed was cited to Pomeroy mayor '• The Meigs County Jayceeo the bill against 14 Republicans sblpoed from their midw~st men knew of lhe amdent was the same spot June 29 Carlislf co. t Friday following a one _I will hold a chicken bar-lx-ue (0.. and 7 Democrats . beadquartero In Mlnoeapohs. :when they saw parts of the car pohce said the crossing II Veterans Mornorlol Hospital. ,car accident at the lntersectron 'l morrow on the parking lot In The one step remammg be I , bemg thrown onto th< tracks marked only with a railroad Admissions - Shirley Sulh· o, Lasley and Brickets at 7 a Pomeroy Servtng will &tart at lore enactment ol the proAuthortttes said the tram. trav- crussrng stgn. but that tralitl van. West Columbra: Debra lm l u am The menu will consist gram •s a House - Senate con I ehng at 75 miles per hour at approarhmg It are easily vilio G.allagher, Middle~<trl; Cecil Pomeroy pollee said Lee went I of one hall of a bar·b-cued chick- terence c~lltee, which must [ ' rmpacl and lhe auto were vrr- ble Dollon, .Jr. Reedsville; Gene- off lhe right side of the road-' b ked be I nd ~ron oul the differences hetween tually 'welded together Pohce said the two womet vieve Meinhart, Pomeroy ; Tho. way hitting an obstruclion. He , ~;lo ~hips ;:~pl~~w • me:: the $7 5 billion Senate bill and , Rescue workers had to pry apparently worked in a reatall' in mas Hollon, Albany; James wa• charged Wllh speed m ex- will be boxed for easy carry . the $II blll1on measure passed rant Both were wearin& reslatto 1Hoo·ell, New Haven; Lydia cess for road conditions. 1out by the House April 8 rant uniform•. the I Ebersbach, Pomeroy: Lois Police also cited Clyde Brown. , c I M D . I th Even !Ire most ardent SUI>I Thev said about 75 feet al · Letarl, w. va ., 1cy 89, Harrisonville for lntox•ca· · Jaycee ur president c ame s, annOIInCed e new porters of the Senate b1ll conRfl'Im1re, sktd mar ks md'1ca ted Mrs. B'~ Miller, New Haven. ltn. this week plana' for a fil!hing ceded that Its cost was too PASADENA Cahf (lTPil :soe made a desperate 1\lelll[ll derby for youngsters Au"'"! 8 high. They agreed something The U S Ma;iner 4 spacecraft ICS rl •to stop the auto Dlsrbargeo- Howard Roush, l Pomeroy· Thomas t.ovesey •closer to tbe House b Ill was I • • 1 1 ' ' JUDGMENT AWARDED In lhe Ohio River al Pomeroy. • moved lo less than I mllhon • TOKYO - COMMUNIST Pomeroy; Wlllogene Ohlinger, . d Rules and prize• of the contest likely to emerge from the con- , miles from the planet Mars o Funeral services for Otr s 01North Viet Nam today reiteral· New Haven. A $511713 cognovot nolt jU g. have yet to be •·termined b•t lerence commitlee. shortly after noon today right mer Cleek. 80 , Portland, who Arrests Rr.ported ·~· f 8 8 n·1·18h com- l 7ment has been orderedPI In will be 'inpounced "" shortly Pro. . . ld1ed F'rlday at s P m m the ed Ill reJ~w.on on course for 1ts p1cture-takmg monwealth peaco miso10n d.. IPROCESII APPUCATIONS Me•g•. County Common eas ceeds from tomorrow's Bar-l>missoon Wednesday Veterans Memorial hospital, By State Patrol 'te 1 we Icome I0 H•no•. fo ' APPII ca t'IOns are belng pro. court lD favor o. the Approved • 1P1 . cue will he used to delray the The exploratory mossoon WI II be held Sund ay aI 2 P m ' Arrest! reported today by lilt Harold D~vies, Prime Minister ':""ed for the transfer of D 1·2 Finance, Inc., agalnat Samuel costs of the fishing derby. I r.aches rts critical point at 8 20 at the Ewmg chapel with the Ohio Slate Patrol inc!~ H~~old Wilson's speCial envoy.l bcenses from Carroll w. John- Fry, Jr., Col..st, Pomeroy. I p.m. EDT Wednesday, when Rev. Ja~es F . Earl! official' Thurman c. Yarbrough, If; The &overnment of the Dem· son, dba Sportsman Bar at Rt i l lhe croft's televiSion "eye" will l~g Bur1al wtll be m lhe Stone· Rutland. for no operator's Jl, ocrallc Republle of VIet Nam 3, Pomeroy, to Archie McKln- THE WEATHER I be activated for a 20-minute pic-Ilick cemetery at Ke~na. IV Va .. rense: Allen G Grueser, 112, Mid does 110t aaree to receive lhe ney and VIrgil Parsons, the • Soutbeaat 1o eloar ~ Ioiii&"· I COLUMBUS (UP!) - State ture-takmg session as it passes He was preced~d m death by dleport, lor uruoafe vehicle; DtJa. so-ealled peace bid mission," Slate Department of Liquor [Hlp today 1NI ~ 1NI IRep A. G Lancione, D-Bell· the red planet at distances be-l adaughter, Dele•~ P<?fftU. Sur. aid E. Rainey , 29, Pt. p~ (Conllnu.O on P"IO Z) Control said today. lOUth, low tonl&ble.lt aire. says the magazine titled ! tween 9.438 moles to 5.770 mlles.jv•vors mclude hiS wtfe . .E!t1.&· for left of center, and Orvilll 1 "The Wonderful World of Ohio" ' Mariner 4 began lis silent beth, and the f~llowmg children, H Hogue, 62. Middleport, far WASIDNGTON (UP() -Ohlll'li has tum~. out to be "somewhat 32S-million·mlle journey seven ~rs v:.~o~~h~a~l:k.Ch;:~~~~:;: failure to drive on the rilht btl corn corp appeartcl to be a ol a llop. and one-half monlhs ago on "IMrs. Hobart Raines and Mrs of roadway. bumper one but wheal t•pecta· · . ad trajectory thai would take '' I All are to apPS" iD Mel&l The annual "Bob Coats PI"" IMr. and Mrl. Carroll Norril, port, Mr. Horky's mother: Mr. lloi]S are well under the 1 The House mlnorily le er,r 'thl S 800 miles of Mars. If GQy Anderson. both of Kenna, county court July ll nlc" of the Middleport· J'ome.. Mr. and Mn. Harold E. .Hub- and Mrl. Joltll w. Blaettnar harvest. I an11011nced candtdalf (or gov· ~~ ::.. · well lhe mi!Sion will W. Va.; Mrs. Charles Harris, roy Rotary club, held tradition· bard and chllden, Mr. and Mrs. and family, M'r. and Mn. c. The u.s. Agrlcullure . em?'•. said Frl~y a new su().. unt!k some 'of the secrets of Portland ; Corby Cleek, Racine;: ally, 011. the J!'OUnda olthe Cash Ed Baker, Mr. and Mra. Dave E. Blak.,!M, Mr. and Mn. Wll· menl'• July ettlmate scrtptlDn g1mnuck lnt he form rth' 1 t !aneta nel it- Carroll Cleek, Columbus: 21 Melp GeiJenl a.cplllll 8abr hol118, . Maln-al, was fQI'Coo Ohlln&er, Mr. and Mrs. Galen bur Tbet""d, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio corn harveat was of voluntary" subscriptions by 1::r r!l~y~:" tnformau?. on ~Is grandchildren and II great Admla•loll - tlule Holftll, ed lndoor1 Friday by the h~vy ~rown and children, Mr. and Geoi'p Meinhart, Mr. and Mn. 000 bushel, or 71· bulhel stale emplo~~· should keep It , at~osphere and terrain. grandchildren. Syraouse; Wilbur Ltllhell, l'GIIIt wind and rain storm. Mrs. Jack Robson. Mr. and Mrs. Faye WII&On, Pt., Pleasant; Mr. acre. Ohio'• IH4 crop In lxlatness, at least until next l'r1ends may call at the fu.. eroy. .., RQ~Ians and their famUies Gash Bahr and children. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mr. 182 465,000 bushel, electioh.'' NOW YOU KNOW neral ho anytime. IM·""·-:~~·~ret Pthel'lld Instead ·In the hl!lh and Mrs. Bob Coats, Mr. and and Mn: Paul Smlrt, Mr. and boosted Lancione said the ftrst losue ~-•01 i<'!lo4!l cafeteria. J. H. Grate Mrs. Rlehard Rawllna• and Mn. John Werner; Mr.ll!d Mn. llblo wheat to of the put out by the. Aaerlc.. lbllmlle• speu AL TEMPS Coo~, elf~ the blealna. chDdren, Mr. aad Mra. Dick Curtlt J~n. Th~rt T. 1)111 !rom state lost and "the miUioa ,early 111 Te . ~ature in Pomeroy bu~I Con®Uy, AttetidlN were .Mr. and Mrs. Owen - aNI cltlldm, Mr. and Reed, Mr.Gratt L.W.' Yf'Com. !orte~~sl 011 ond edl~on e~n..la1'11er, 10 lb•lq tac•le ... assoelalft jl dlStrhll at 11 :31 a.m. to.. Plcltens, ~Hibbs, Mr. anlt ~;.WII·, M'n. Carl Horky and chlldrea, u, Mra. R'. R. 'j.icq!ll, ~ ·c. still ·rar and . lleDclltl ~ ~~~•l•f t. 1M N•· 1darwas 71'~,-.- e~! ! - - - $1195 1960 Dodge VB - NYC Train ' Slams Into ' car' Dayton Couple., c.·rl, DI'e I 1 1 1 Med'Icare IS• Only a Step Fromthe Law IHorse Show T0 beHeld 0nsonday 'oombers h.It ridges near Red Chi.na 1964 Dodge . _ . $1995 ' ' Valley City Leaders Meet, Organize Expressway Assn Tiny's Food Ia nd MIDDLEPORT "' ihe Special Sunday Hours: 9a.m. to 12 Noon ="· •ec.t•MI Pll ' ' • tit .• • .ftllllffl,.• fl!f Mil· • -1 • < f:i: 'fl~--· - ... I '"":~ • ' - I . tUN,, .... I • - . ~,.,· ''7 � 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. 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