https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7fbc9ba6e5561ae83d2d8f0e69fca26d.pdf 347ffd8978448e5d72774cf3fba5dbc8 PDF Text Text . .. ,,:·, ..... ~ ... . . . ... i \ ·' J \ • I ! 't·- I' ., ' I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 12, 1965 . ·- -- Church Chairmen Finance, Mr. Leo Smith; Chr~ tian Soclal Concerns, M.r s. To Attend Ses8it~n Wayne Gibbons and Worship, All Commission Chairmen of 1Mrs. Robert Coats. Heath Methodist Church a r e I urged to attend an important meeting and planning session, MEET NEXT MONDAY Wednesday evening, July 14 at The W.S.C.S. of Heath Melh· 7·30 p.m. at the church. 1 · Expected to attend are : Mem-·odist Church will meet nell bership and Evangelism. Mrs. 1Monday, July 19, instead of July Guy Shuler : Education, Mr. Eu-1!2 ttonlght ) in order that 1 gene Harris: Mlssio~s, M rs. lmission progra.m may be arBruce Lloyd: Stewardshtp and ranged. Nature of Lady Dugs is Explained The utl·mbsundersh)(ld li.idy read •·Now Is the Time " Pur ley Karr, Mrs. Paul Karr 1orary member, Mrs. lda bug . an msect that lwl ps man· Mrs. Miller g~ve devoti~ns, and_Mrs. Buell Ridenour. Knight, and a guest, Mrs. lund. was the top~r ul the pro· a sc npture readmg, an art1cle Pmeapple sherbet, decorated anda Baer, of Columbus. I &ram at the July meetmg ot lrom the Upper Room aboul cakes, iced tea and nuts were The August meeting will be ! and earth , and astron- served from trays by the host· ' t he Chester Garden ('lub held ·heavens · · .space age. She . es.ses ass1ste · d by M.tss Nancy the .annual workshop at 1h • • the evening ot .luly 7 at the1o my m th1s . tarm homt ot Mrs. Ru\ Mtller do:;ed ~~th prayer. Roll call i~hiler to 23 members , and hon- Chester Methodtsl church. I Am-I I wllh Mrs. HOJwt~rd 1\ni~ht as was a Report on your gar- , as5iist in~ huste~ s den ." !lil·l .~:i 1' 111 ' · I ' ·.''I' , .,, . After rhe business session, ! li· 1·1, 1 :,>~'' · · .·.,··· · l:,,~.~:·,· The meelmg opt>llt'd w1lh the the evening program bt"gan with ,' "" ·- "'<l%·~~~~'i""'·~..~~'-. >t l Club Collect in un~ son led by , a paper on "Those Lovabt ' the Pr~;~sJdenl . Mr$ H1Jell Rtde- : d bugs... given bv Mrs Woodol the row y Mora. \!rs. ·Mora told of nour . Th "c ··v.rse · M?nth" was rl"<td b~' Mrs . .P:arl · the hislor~· of the adybug .and 1\·tora. und Mrs --~~~ Kmght ! how she was brought to this · 1country from Australia by the I M · 1 Ab f Oln Y OU 1 1 Better Buys Now! I CANV A S ) FOOT WEAR "::iii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iiiii.iii~-~:;i~- Ill" westerly wmds carry them i' MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" - 'l't•t h II l l'U iUf -- Harvev Lt>mbt"ck ·,lud)· ~kt ·n;a .lohn As hi P,; Colorurtoons: · Woodpecker W1nted Nice Have Moo..- Arotnd Hau1e Tret' Cornetl!d Tw:>-•ty Freduntd Friendship July 14-I S NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY 1 July 16·17 H. G. WeII s 'F IRST MEN IN "" · ·~,. • ~~~, , ! 1 f~~~:fd .J~~(~'~;t'_,'·\:11~\'~~ Hlt:~· ~luon Bf!llrl" ~ Giisp! \\' Ofll"lrr ' .,.,m .,, . Rt><l('hfd 8•11• of Ireland. S!l\ lhts lall. ln 1:,1mlllt'te. Mrs. Pearlv· Mora crmdueted h a eonlesl on color THE MOON' 1T€'chn1rolor ) and armony . ! She and Mrs. Donad Mon-1 pn·· i sented the club wilh flower st iC'k ers. g1ven to arra ngers as lhf'H' 1 I Edgar Allen Poe'' "M:~~utE~~H~'HE llrl-7"' pr~;· · Carl Kautz won the door ll'--"dJ·na plans are "h nc ~ r-u _ BARBARA JOYCE DAVIS The chi ldren ha\'e. ~ . \'<:Htt't~ of projects atnd art tvt!tes dur· mg lhe sc hoo1 me Iud.tng rr afls·. drama. pal·m·mg , r Ia~· m~~· ld "' ko d ~an ~ible Society. An oHering ! 1s bf' mg taken each day for · · proJec · t . Th e four youngf'r ' thts I · M1·ddl epor I c asses are held m 1 the students to each chllrrh dailv. i el church !will be given a gold star and I Jack Cramer of Marion spent , spent Sunda~· aUernoon 8,t the tho!iie missing one day will have l • I • 1 ll!.w. Van InS O n~n. Style Noo. 7304 79011 READY TO WEAR N If • SECOND FLOOR ELBERFELDS Willia~- . . I I Va.: Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hy· with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wmebren- ~ crafts and activities will high· . ..... , .......... , . $188 II d R p M d Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. and ner of Syracuse entertamed m light the program. ___ _ se an oger erry, r. an ., their h<:lme Sunday July 4 for AIR-CONDITIONER . .... . ................ $94 \1rs Paul Eichinger and Paula son, James. VISited Sunday a/- M d M H · ld w ' and .Tammy the honored guest ternoon at New Haven. W. Va. ! r. an 1. r~. ~~o h l eav~d 13" PORTABLE TV . . .. .. .. .. . . .. ... . $94 I I and hosf a~d hostess Calling with her mother. Mrs. T. C. Tommy .•m a,d Mtac e w' .!Ia Roush · Peggy ; Mr. an rs. 1 1am I u. the afternoon were Mr. and · G Winebrenner and Mary Ann· I Mrs. Clarenre Curtis snd Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Horton Thorn· , d f .1 f B . k 1Mr and Mrs. George Zusp an,' 8 Joe Evans. a. adn S at '"d' :v 0 1 rum;~~c ~rh- I Kaihy , Vera and Alice , Mason , 511 1 MIDDLEPORT, OH ~ 11 Mrs . Oliver received a num- ~lve a ~r ~ or ~ ~ WEll 1w. va.; Mr. and Mrs. Georgia ~·-- ~- - _ __ _ !Lber of gifts. e:~tf";~~~~s. r. an rs .•v· : zu~pan and"'": Middleport and , . ·Eh1.abeth Merntt, Syracuse. • Mr. and Mrs A. S. PugliSI I - - -. - ·- ·-- -· - BAKER FURNITURE Don't Forget Our Custom Draperies Sale _1.!,...,.,.,...,,...,...,....,.,,..,,.,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"' I · I ·--..:-;~---- ... 1 , T..... w..t. ~~ Ariz.. wer.e recent guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Rupe and family . They aloo visited her grandmother, Mrs. Alma Rupe of Rutland. I • ..' Thera are 32 wild and wonderfal Wide-Track Pontiac tigers.In Uger country. t Right now Ia the best time to capture one on your terms I $299 • FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. n a ey · M d JeS On ay r .. .. LBJ--- -.•. -d Surprise I • K d h enne yw en He ACCepted Mrs. ·Sh'Ields M d , _ IeS On ay Letaft FallS al ~a Sunday ntght was hke tournament, July II, will have General Walt~r K. Wilson, Jr. Va. . . Imenl of KennedY himself, ac-1 , , _Ella Shields, 90. who died at ·lltttng a .~lck wall at 10 miles Harrisonville playing Porlland Chtef of Engmeers smce 1961, Two Air Force jell were sent MHS Boosters to l'Ording to historian Arthur M· Infant I.A'WIS I her home in Letart Falls Monan hour. Their plane, a 1>1g t 6.30 R" G de . who has retired from acttve aloft from the ''Greater P1tts- , Meet on Thursday I Schlesmger Jr. : , day at noon, will be beld Wedfour · engine.Jialrol craft cram- aaln;t P~·mc; 1~ce :~~ Fu:l service. 1 burgh Airport and reported it t The Middleport Athletlr . j Monday Ill Pomt'roy 1nesday at 2 p.m. at the L.. med with radar and electronic !t 7. 45 · d ~ Kl . Tbe change wUI oot affect the , was a weather halloon that theY IBoosters will meet at the high I Schlesinger. who served as 8 1 1 r T dd L . f I tort Falls Methodist Churcll gear ditched 100 '1 If th · an · wanJS op· personnell of the Uppe Olf , spotted sd special asSJst.ant to PreSident .es ,. o ew.s. m an1 sao Ma~chuoetts . coa:l ~~~ rp ~ the Gallipolis fndains at ICorps of Engineers at ~untin~~ i~r~'::~~~ur:ou~: s~~:r:.~/: Kennedy ' .said Ihal Ke~edv af~· : ~f Mr. ;n~ Mrs. ~·~·liM E l :r\\~i:~~gR~~~~~~ ~ men aboard after losing two : . . ton that has charge of the ' DRIVI!R CITI!D lnounced tnda .erward told a friend : I didn t ,ewJS o omerov. Je . on- ta t F lis C engines. . saturday, July 17, the Mld· erection of the loCks and dam• I The Ohio State Patrol has Important h~siness is to offer the vice_-presidency to ~im . doy at Veterans Memonal hos- 1 ~h. .was in Nine fnen were killed In the ~rt MSt~a~r~·:tOwill P 1;hy at Reedsville and Racine, by , reported ·the arrest of Charles settled, Sauer Indicated. All ! 1 JUst held ' 1 out like thJS - pita!. 1 H\ -" sur~JVed by hiS Ibv her husba~d Orville Sh~~~ crash or died In the water. s ea a . . p.m., e the Dravo CorporaUon of Pitts- T. Buck, 24 , Rutland, cited to .persons interested in the MHS here he Simulated takmg an parens. IS gran parents. Mr. ' dau h , ' Seven others are missing and ~~~e7.j,et~tw~~~~a~e ~ burgh, according to A. V. How- Gallipolis court July 19. charg. atheltic program are urged to object out of hiS pocket and and M~ ~eorg~ ~ra\,tomd· i 8 gragnd~~ug~::el A~:'~n: reared lost. I ·. , ell, river historian, of Pomeroy. ed wHh defective horn. attend. · holdmg 1l close to hts body - eroy. a r. an rs. , woo H • 1 . . winner ol the Mtddleport Red 'and he grabbed at it. '" LewiS. Athens. and the great : agan: . V If . ~i orl 1 H tal . Sox - Wilkesville game will The account of Kennedy 's ne- grandparents. Mrs. Heleo Lew- SurviVors mclude these chiJ. Zo:I~ION~- "Mrs~~ussell i play the Gallipolis Senators. gotiations with Johnson ov~r is. _Middleport and Mrs. Andrew •dren, Mrs. Early !Mabel) Lewja·Pomeroy· Jame J hll ' .second place on the DemocratiC Zwilling, Pomeroy. Rou.<h , Clarence Shields. and Ha~rd· Nath;n A ~d up ng NOW YOU KNOW Middleport council had good port while not officially "aC·Ithe transfers. and had gone ticket that year is contained in Graveside services were held Pete Shields: all o/ Letart Falls; eroy." M~a Harry 8:,.,; A cblld born Ia liN woeld be news although II failed to mus- ' cep!;.." apparently will (ace lit- ' through his records lor those Schlesinger's hook. "A Thnu- today at the Sacred Heart cern- six ~~~~chddren. 16 great Bo~rn· Ctlnloo Napper' p m npecle<l to Uve ?J ')'OUI If ter a quorum Monday night forlue difficulty finding appt-oval years to extract the payments sand ·Days." to be published etery with Rev. Pather John gran c 1dren_ and one llf'O'II • .~roy· J~mes Parsons Rac~e: the preoent death ""' co.dt... Ill first scheduled meeting In when council does meet. made from the General Fund this fall . Excerpts from the Turel officlatiing. great grandchlld. Ze~ Dean Harrlson~tne· ~ aea ..cbanged lhrou1blllll blo July. 11 showed in excess of 16.000 to those erpenses. book appear in the current isFul'rle7s r;':Y call at ~e Ewinl Yost Raclft.· Wanda ' JHe, eccordlng to tiM! u. s. De- FQur members were on hand!transferred Into the General .. .. , sue of Life magazine. SUIT FILED nera ome un t 110<11 Ewr' u. ' Searles (llrlmeat tl Hoallh. Edaelllte but nne, President Wayne Gil>- fW1d from the Street Malnter.- j The bonanza will reheve. Kennedy made the offer out Charles F. Shain, uocutor ol , Wednesday when the body 1IW (ljtoHARGES _ elld Welfare. bona, was to occupy Miyor Lee 1ance· lund, up chart~es , •t least temporarily, the erltt- ol solllld politieat considerations the last ·will and testament of be taken to u,. ~b. DISC , ~ Chev, · Smith's chair, so there the "General lot the ,c.ally depleted General Fund. 1 bot he never thought Johnson Mabel Anna Shain, deceased, ~~~~\~eportLI-= TPE WEATHER three, ilol eDnuP· Alao 1!15ti 1~ for i Council, meanwhile, also was would accept, Schleoinger said. and !'ranees Philson, dba Sham BONDS FORFEIIED '1ltl1oR R,;.,._,vlll , M8 ~ ..,._... ~~~ Roger MorJIID. Gene Public Heljre- Ullable to act on the n:ported ' • & Philson of Antiquity, has Iii- Will~rd D. Mohlor has ·l'o _\ •. te Ash, ~..._, 1101 oo cool _lonf.bt. ris and Cliff StumliO, resignation of Reuben Collins Melrs Geaeral Hoopltal ed a suit for ~1.'12 agAinst Her. e<i a 124 bond on en M , nd ~ Wed~ verllllle •liiJtdiJiep, Mayor · Is to a_nd Walter Bunce from the ADMISSIONS - Marguerite bert Rose, RD. 2, Racine. The tton charge and Ronald , 0 ,,...;· ; Barton ~~ B ljo · 111" tel~ ...wen, ~m . Board • of Public Affairs, Durst, Middleport. petition charges the •mount t1 one for $25 ror uctSII.. piJ • (~ I'D, • Jlllflllweot er or of . MEINHART, TH , . I)ISCHARGES - Bruce 'dueo n purcha"" of lll<lrcha!l· for road condltlolltl, "boll! n.... I ::I . :;"{! "':.d be: July 13-14 MASON I, '"'"''-'""""""'w--k·.... ,.,. 'j h B t ;. 1; $3G.GO Down - lolonH .., Convenient Tern~~ 'cause Heiner's aoea with emythina good I T TeIephOneS I 1 1 New Furniture Good thinas go~ith Sends CuriOUS ••r 3 ROOMS ONLY Hav•ng Pobce Protection 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rupe ot' ~AMILY NIGHTS Yuma, Ariz.. visited the past "THI INCRIDIILI week with their son and daughMR. LIMPET" Don Knotts Carole Cook ter - in · taw. Mr. and Mrs. - andRichard Rupe and family and "SKY DIVIU" I Mro. Alma Rupe, Rulland. "will yau ba my tuddly bun?,, PIam• t'ff ' Brown I Against I j 1 ., Marines Count 5 Dead SiJ very Ball Corps Swi'tch DRIVE·IH - and- 7th Tourney 0pens . on Thursday I I Vinrent Prict In "THE LAST MAN ON EARTH" ·-- ·- -- I und'ISturbedb in of Columbus spent Sunday with Columbus. her parent•. Mr. and Mrs. Vir- Mrs. Raymond Pullins Jr. and g1l CampbelL . Rhonda of Thurston, Mrs. AtMrs. Fay Curhs of Tooele. va Hlte and Mrs. sam Roley of Utah. was the weekend _gu~t of , Baltimore vi•iled Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen EJChmger. l M and Mrs Rollin Bearhs. I Mrs. Dana Oliver left Sunday ~r. and Mrs. Arthur Mitch . ol Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs. l'reda MASON Kraeuter visilM Friday even· . --' .. ing with Mr. ond Mrs. Rollin , TONIGHT ONLY : Bearhs. "ROBIN AND THI 1 HOODS" I Mr. and Mrs. Donald David· ' Frank Sinatra DeaD MarHn son and son, John of Yuma . Sammy Davis Jr. Bln1 Cro1by ITechnlroton .' 1 ILo k p • C S fOJeCtS 1 and daughters, Jane and Ann, I for a visit wit h relatives , • b I • 1 I tn < ~ 10 12''2·20~ CMon: Fem Green. Mallard Blue. Oak Bn>WJO 1 ·~ W)-l!t Two pifiCt' dres~ acX'f'nted '-1 I toftly rolled ooHar lie. Jn washable. easv care Dacl'cn (65%1 and Avril ray011 ~36 ~ ) with the look and feel of salk. 1 If ' I'"Y t 1 svmphony t0 Norri'S WI'ns Rare ChrysIer Corp. Qua l'ty DeaIer Award i 1 I ! I Mrs. to • I ilhe Heath MethodiSt I -ch Oliver asked grace after hts horne Wednesday /rom lowed. i pie '" Parkersburg ~nd o~ l'rt I the group sa g "·Happv! Gallipolis Medical Center f h H th 1 childrenh Will brtng s Whi ". .. " .. .. . . 11 . · 1 Stveral vouth o I e ea dayk the 1 h f · 1a iI her : ronvalesring nicely. · . f sac unc or e noon p1cn c • . were Mr · and Mrs 1 Mrs. Dame! . Stroble I Birthdav·• Present and Church have . regiStered. d. or I to be held at th e M.ddl epor t thf' Jr. H1 Ca mp me u 1ng p k M c F T k. f Elmer Hares Kings Ill · Mrs daughter Danean armed Satbb. 0 rd- thar p· rs. ·Ch · homp . . ·· · · . · Rhonda Hvsell , Ro and Mrs I rayurtisCurils. Tooele, Utah: Blake urday evenmg from ft . Camp- Sh .1 Ch:ld Shuler e omeroy urc . · 1 1 s. Stern Cha rl.ston w Va · Mrs I bell Ky and will reside with el a J h ' Bernard Fullz o/ the Mtddleport C · ·· · ' • . Sandy Johnson. o . . Gerald Kelly and Dennis and 1her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann . J Church are harge of the 1 I Darla. Hollywood. Calif., Mr. , Webster at Rutland ror a year El c· SC 00 an are mg assts SOFA BEDS, $SS . . . ....... . ROCKERS, $14.88 I and Mrs. David McGhee and I' while First Lieutenant Struble n~er Goble. scTI'e h" eanor -d~ by teachers and helpers from . . V t Icle of the W S as provi . both churches GAS RANGE .. . , .............. , . . . $98.00 Mr and \Irs Byron Hysell , C<> l" am. half scholarships for the regis· 0 S d ·J 1 18 h lumbu s: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Billy trants. · n un ay,_ u y . an our S PIECE DINETTE ..... . ...... ... ..... $39.00 l w. Hysell and Grant and Mi« son and fam 1iy, Mrs, Damet 1 !of sharmg will be held at the DOOR MIRRORS Sharon Foreman, Mason, W.Va.: Struble and Danean and Mr. IHeath Melhndisl Church Wtth 4 99 ················· $ · I and Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger and '.trs. Jack Cramer had dinENTERTAIN AT HOMI! all classes of the school repreBUNK B.EDS, $68 . . . . .. . . MAPLE BEDS, $18 Becky Jo. New Haven. w. ner Sunday and visited briefly . senled and a diSplay of the - the Ohio River and was recovPomeroy busmess places will begin slaying open Friday nights starting August ored. Pollee ..ld there was no 6. evidence ol foul play . 11 was This decision was made at a Monday luncheon meeting of the Pomeroy Cham· not known how tong tbe body ber ol Commerce at Crow's Town and Country restaurant. had been In the water. The vote to m11late Frtday night store hours was made by the chamber on the strength of a survey taken the past sever a! weeks. . -olT _ OL'~MOBILF. U was reported 82 per cent of the merchants in Pomeroy favored staying open D""' "" on Fnday evemngs. Some -----------'"--'-'=.::..:=~~:£:::: wiil Introduce this /all an au. merchants were undecided Economy Loan. mltee - !'red Ccow, chairman: tomoblle called the Toronado. and four declined comment. Promotion t.:ommitt<:e - Jack William Grueser Assistant 11 Will be the first American . Kerr chairman· N W Comp- chairman· John inaettnar lrv· productlotr car with front-wheel Chamber Prestdent Jack Car· ton 'Assistant chai;ma~ and ing Karr' Ralph Graves 'Har· GETS AWARD - C. E. Garber, left, Cincinnati Regional manager of the Dodge Division of Chrysler Motore drive since the old Cord of the sey recalled that the_ group had me;.,bers Robert Jacobs Bob old Smith Midwest steei Ted Corp., presents Carroll S. Noms, general manager of R. H Rawlings Sons, with the Chrysler Motors Corporation lf131ls. dec1ded to start Fnday night Gant fed Do . 8 .11 ~ Reed Le' Full Geo 'H 1>- Quality Dealer Award . The a\1, I is being given to only three dealers m the Ci ncinnati reg 10 n th 1s year.-Sentlnel II already has become the store hours should at least 70 B .. .,Th wmKe, I H wtnl ,., ' r rankl.'• R'1zer rge aond photo. ou ompson, enny ar ey, sIett er, 10 t I th h t mosl talked·about car in the in- per cen e mere an s ap- Art H 1 c f T k" p t w s ·h ' dustry, even !bough it won't go prove the change. Simon~YHar~ld. u:'~~ msP :;, ayne wts er. on sale lor _three months. The It was then the group approv- Chapman, a .rep;esentative /~bile Relati~ Com~itteeI To~nado will ~ppear as . 8 ed a motion to start staying from Stark's Drug Store, and IC Martm~ Cha1rman; Kenny Carroll S. Norris, General ! past two decades. was present. nti nistration, serv ire. perform- The Quality Dealer Award for t964i :ode! <arm a class With open Friday evenings beginning all other Pomeroy merchants. Gr;ver, a:tsta~ kchamn•:· Manager of R. H. Rawlmgs ed the award Monday night oy ance, commumty relations and !96' is being presented to on!' ~ ndut~~rd Rl~era an~ for~ AugustS. lnduSlflal Development com- ~n b ~e~ :: h c Owen nd Sons m Middleport. has rece1v- C. E. Garber. Cincinnati Reg-: facilities are the points consid· three dealers in the Cincinnati 0 "- er · probab Y WII Theod T Reed J . e oe c · ed the rare Chrysler Motors 10nal Manager of the Dodge ered in choo•tng recipients of region. Garber said the Cincir.500 cost •bout $4, · d re th. F r.,Bprekst·1 Regatta Weekend committee Corporation Qu&lity Dealer a. : Division of Chrysler Motors the Quality Dealer Award. Inati region has 135 dealers iu . sen1·ng 0· 1c e armers ported anth t - AI Leonard, chatrman for ward :' corpora r1on. : ,,1:'... p . Emge. busmess man· . three states. 8 .WASHINGTON - MORE ~~~bls k ~-~1 ;,• t o1 the 19Gtl Regatta; Willis LeadMr. Norris, General manager I Mr Garber said the aw•rd agemenl manager. and S. A NorriS, a resident of Syracu80 1 Ulan 18 million Americans - h an.;tF 'dope~ :~a tw~ :/1 ingham, assistant chairman of the Middleport Dodge ca rs-rl was earned for outstanding ser- Schultz, Portsmrmt h District is marr~ed to the former Acloal111011t as many as during the ,:urA~"st 8" ay ntg 'arand Mac Sawyer, Paul Simon, truckS"'dealmhip lor the past vice to the public in the field , :Manager for the Dodge Divis- die Wolfe They have three boom days. of World War JIg gu Paul Chapman, Harold Brown. e1ght years, and an emplo}·ee l of reta1l automotive selhng and 1on. were prr~ent when Norrts daughters. Clarice, Brencla and held factory jobs In June at an Chamber of Commerce offic· Jack Kerr and John Blaettnar. at R H. Rawlings Sons for the I service practices. He said ad- received the award. Debbie, all at home. all · time high average pay of ials indicated there is a possi· fl0f!,21 I week. billty some of the business fred Crow reported no dect- '"""'"-·'-'"''"·'" " '"""""~""''• This glowing employmenl re- houses will decide to reJ~ain T h • Pom.eroy Chamber of , Slon " expected on the location CiNCINNATI tUPIJ - A I 01 port was said by Labor De- open on both Friday and Satur- ,Cupe::'ramencrece IWtlhll sAmponsolr theW~I>'d 1 ttihe probposGoed neRwhstate pen· juvenile court judge expressen ary . hts. Symphonyo orche 1 er .canp m 1aile th y1 . 1v· odes. until ed disgust Mon da y w1th Ihe : partment manpower specIalist s day mg to he the result of the booming es ra tn orner e egts ature adJourns federal anti • poverty . a mronsumer and business demand OTHER ACTIVITY on July 22 and 23· and the_ Route 33 project is pal&n. aladnc It Is creating a , for goods and services. In mak- President Carsey made the ~ed Reed and Jack Carsey, progresRing nicely· Current bnge bureaucracy that dupli· ' . _ ,. lng public the figures Monday, following committee appoint- ol/tcers of the C of C, an- plans are to. utend the road cateo nlsting services. ! SAIGON •UPit _- PJVe U. S. spokesman sa1d 26 guernllas •the fort. goVel'l'lment ecooomlsla oaid n.ents for lhe new Chamberlnounced during Monday's noeet- one more mtle. Crow said he Mar1nes were killed and 17t were killed. but the l1gure could I The ~pokesman said Ameri· ~.!I!'~' Ia" llll!el, auto, mac!» year· ,ing that 11000 is bebJ& raised has been lnfor~!i the section Jadge Benjamin Schwam wounded Monday in two battles ' not be confirmed by body count. Jcan Pllrlfs .~~--~ of lnery ":ind..dlher metal using ' 1thr0ugh solicitation of mer-,01: new road lrtiili Btf11t111ltlm 1 llhl il does nol atlaek the 1wlth Communist guerrillas near ! The Mar:n~souoter-attack re-. qea.j."f~'!iloflday 011 VIet lndU!ttrltl showed "great Me~bership and Attendance Ichants to sponsor the attrac- 1 wtll be lour lanes. . basic problem of the poor - , the Da Nang air base, an Allll'r· l' plused the Viet Cung and · no Gong positions in South Viet 1trength" In the manufacturing commtltee - Marge Hoffner, .tJon. _ 1 u was also announced that : hunger. Jean m11ttary spokesman re- casualties were reported among Nam, ktlling an estimated 260 aector. c~a1rman; .Kerm1t Walton, as-1 Mr. Re.ed satd the orchestra l state officials have ~pproved 'How can you teach bungry , P?rted today .. The Leathernec~s ~~~~~ame~~~~s~ns~~~- the Comm__u_m_st_s_.- - - - - srstant chatrman: Bob Miller. was previously ~heduted to ap- l the Albert Goeglein Properly at I peopie aoylhiDg?" be asked. 1killed an estimated 411 gueml- ~ · -·llale Warner and Representa- :pear at Gallipolis, but tmprove- R. D. Pomeroy for th : "There Is bunger Ill Clnclo- i las. COLUMBUS - SYLVAN[.~ tlves o! the Da~ry Valley and ments along the river forced . e propos- , . ' Electric Products Co. an-- Its cancellation. Gallipolis lead· I ed arrporl. Federal approval ; nat! aad llo .~be No. I problem Four of the Marines were [ . noupceclloday a multi • million Iers offered 1500 toward the $1500 ; Will now be sought. of lbe poor. He re<;ommend- , killed duridg a search patrol! • • • dollar expansion oltts plant at needed lor the orchestra 's ap- 1 ed thai !bose o• relief be about thre•. miles southwest_ orr ottawa. Ohio, which will empearance, if Pomeroy would ' given 100 per cent ol their the vital air hase 385 miles ploy about 700 additional per 'sponsor it. minimum needs, lnotead of northeast of Saigon. Fourteen CLEVELAND ttiPIJ -. Brenda Ayres, who has acIODI In manufaculre of color ! The American Wind Symphthe pr.. •nl 1G per ceal. Leathernecks were wounded '" cused Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown of beatin1 television ptcture tubes. ony orchestra is scheduled tent"Tbe federal government th~t operalton. The spokesman , her , arrived in court today under police guard because 1 The llliiOUncetnent came at a aliv~ty to present an afternoon , wasted more money than It , said 22 guernllas were killed. of telephone calls she receive d during the night. . lpe<llal news conference called maunee performance on Thurs- ; would coal to llnaiiCe lbe 10 I Shortly after nightfall a com· ' The attractiVe teen-ager contended Brown htmself ~re by Gov. James A. Rhodfo• day, July 22 and an evening ! 0 per cent," he declared. · pany of Marines rushed to the telephoned her ahout 8 p.m. and asked, "Why are you end.attended by officials of Syl· The Seventh Annual Kyger lpertormance on Friday night,: ', . . • , ....... .., .. laid 01 are ionat force out st doing this to. me' Why are - _ '-_-'-'-"-vama and Its parent firm ' Gen Cceek tournament for Little iJuly 23. '1 COL g . po I you doing thts to me?"' swered w1th a detecltve Th . UMBUS (UPI) - It ' under Communtsl attack II . · . · · . . on the era! Telephone & Electrontcs Leaguers will get underway at ere will be no charge to seems there were .1 1.' th D N ' She sa~d she moltoned for her ,extenSion. A man's VOice saki, 1 1 1 Corp. tbe Kyger Cceek Employees the public. It will be held /rom le es on the sk lai~' ~ 1 ew 0 £1, ' mlfs sou 0 a ang. jsisler. Theresa, to pick up the C'lf you don 't drop the <h:iJ11ei club f~eld near Cheshire Thurs· a barge on the Ohio R1ver, l ~us gl· Y .1 on~~j The Marines engaged a com-it•lephone. and lhal Theresa al· tbY Thursday you 've hid it" VIOLI!NCI!: ERUPI'ED BE day evening. docked at the Pomeroy levy. that" ~ a :rm~il 81 very ~ D' pany sized unit ot guerrillas :so ideolifi•d thr caller's voice : Miss Ayres said >lhe did not I lice nd N . k The tournament Lid-lifter will PerJ!(lns attending will be asked l curiou~ o:~rr~~ :~ 1 1 11 • irerognize_ the voice. 1around the old French fort in 'as Brown's. 0 • •- , ween _po ~ egro PICe be the Middleport Red Sox Ito provide their own seating. I h · what was descrtbed as an 111- A h . d. t tod· The th1rd telephone call ~~lade!J::ua JMhond~y. Min playing Wilksvllle at 6:30p.m. lp ;:::· news media d bl" I Funeral services for John tense fireligh t. One Marine was Bro~n •d::i~~em~~i~go~~e ca~;: . also overhead _by a detectiVI!. ana v. 0 n · c Other games Thursday will be an pu JC I! Batey. 82. Rocksprmgs, who killed and three woonded The " . The female vo1ce asked if Mlis Kellhen appealed for a cooling th Ra 1 Red . 1P and e1v1e off1ctals here were be- l d~ M d . _ · Lookmg shork•d. he sa1d, 1\ho iAvres ' attorney was still there 1M. oil period at Bogalusa La Je cMncCoe bs tag78145ns t. J !sieged by callers wanting to iGI ,onhaytev,enmtg7a10 e~gs ; - I me·> Not me. Why, that's rom· 'then .said 'Til see you II your' . • · ames m a : p.m. kn h . enera osp1 a a : p.m . 1 11 1 d 1 1 , ·d 1 1 · Officers used ntghts~s and and the Gallipolis Yanks opow w at It was they were : will be held Thursday at 2 p i P,O . y an u ler) " ICU ous. i home tomorrow." Miss Ayrea fists to battle Negro ptckels at posing the Pomeroy Pirates at v seemg, m at the Ewing Chapel with i 1\hy, that _would be J~.~~ plam said sh. had no idea who It the State Office Building about 9 p.m. Jl The answer, ~pparenlly. was th~ Rev. Menzel Smith of th• ' stupid, don t you thmk . ,was I half . mile away /rom PhtlaUmpires will be Bob Burchett large observation balloon of I EUB church officiating. Burial Miss Ayres said there was • : ielphla'o all • , white Girard Doug Hemsley and Guy Guin: so~e sort. , will be in the Rock Springs , constant tapping noise over the I College. The ltghtlng started ther. • l caused conslernalion not cemetery. He was a veteran , telephone and then Brown broke I wben one of the pickets alleg- Previous winners of the tour- The U. S. Corps of Engin- only among thooe in the Colum· horse trainer and owner. into wild laughter. She said she edly shouted obscenities at po- nament are lloc's Fine eers has a new chief. bus area, but at Newark and Survivor• include his wtfe, hung up and contacted her al·ID' lice and then resisted arrest. Foods, 1959 _ Sommerville. 1960 : He is Lt. General William (I' Zanesville to the ea~t: Dayton Edith: a daughter, Mrs. Carl NEW YORK tUPI )- Lyndon ;torney, who arrived w1th two . ffi Pomeroy Redlegs, 19111; Porn· Cassidy, who was sworn in Ju-i to the west and Chtlhcothe to (Rachel\ Jennings, and a son. acc-epted the late John f . Ken- I detectives. i OTIS AFB, MASS. AN eroy Pirates 1962 · Gallipolis ly I, by the new secretary of the south. Eldon both of Pomerov I nedy 's offer of the 19611 viee-: Det tl H C II I Air Force officer said today Tigers 1963 ' and the Galllpo-'the Army, Stanley R. Resor, as . And there. were reports of •l Fr_;nds may call at .the tu- presidential nomination over the , Ab t ~ v~ t a s lh IUrv_ivlng crewmen told him the 1,-s Red, Sox .,·n 1964 the Secretary's first official act. stmllar SJghhngs /rom Harrishome an•ti·me ob)eclions of his w1te and ' ou wo ours a er. ann · · · sh o1 a ra dar piC · ket ~.~ne J · of ceed1 Lt. burg • pa., to Morgan town, w- nera1 J • I lnends. . . ,er _. call_ came. an· funeral semces · . ~,. The second evening he Genera1 cass ldy sue_ and to the astomsh-: ___ __M1ss Avres · for Mro. PiayTWICe Jn PomerOy bus driYer in transporting °\ . .' . FIVE CENTS 1 ° with grades 3 through 6 meet-1 1 . . h p mg tnt e omerov Church. Mrs. . : . Chester Kmghl IS servmg as 1 I . I' ID the TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1965 Pomeroy Stores will .Start Business Hours Ffl.day Nights Aug. 6 ° 1 4 PIECE SECTIONAL ~~ at ta, "" discovered Monday In MR. and Mrs. Wm. R. (Dick) Davis of Jackson , Ohio, ' tr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger I entertaint><l wilh a dmner Sun-. the week~nd with Mr. and Mrs. I new Method~st Youth Camp, a silver star. The school plans day al their horne . Mulberry ! C. J . Struble and was acrom- Cam p Francis Asbury .near Rio to display pupil books and : Height s. honoring her mother.! panted .hom by Mrs. Carmer ~rande. The Conserrellon Se:V- icrafts and activities at Lhe l \1rs . Dana Oliver, on hen and children who spent the ICe was held, at 3 P·. m. with !Meigs County Fair. I HOR HORr i be l M H HI ' ·! blrthdav I week wilh her parents and as- the Dr. Ltoe Whitman m charge.! '":--::::-=:-=:-----J~ n z. rs. omer o er. "rs. A decorated .· · _wee k 1n.- 1 .;. -birthda)' cake ,: sisted m the rare of her father . A tour of the camp J.!roun ds, I PI ans r~r. th 'IS c1osmg ~ - - - - - lllllii lill ... liiii - -- . . was serv ed with the dinner. ! ~r. Struble. who returned to lodges and lake facilntt ::. lol· ! clud~ a v1s1t to the Jew1sh Te~~~ BAKER FURNITURE SALE! POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' ~f!ea:r 1G~:~!~:~e~art:t~ ~-:rs. ~~a ~~aford 8 Ant~ qut Y an rs. enry en 7. an i The Rev and \rtrs. M. D. E· h h"ld nd ' ·h' ramilv of Rarine visitttd Sunda)' l D d ..ac r I aile mg t !lowson and sons. oug an . . .f. with Mrs Edith T~:aford and . . her of school will receiVe a cerh Irate . ("e"·ll . Dwight. and other_ mem s I Tho~ having perfect attendance Mrs. Oliver is Honored upon H 8' hd er lrt ay I I I I I I I I I I I I VOL. XVII NO. 72 . . h• um hu< - - - - - - -- -spent t t> Wf'f en Wit IS '/' , d , p HP(IIIa F111t11 IP~ • 1 1 part•nls, 1• 1r. an " rs au · f .k I'" . (' AI nc · l.fUI .tint P s Htry ITt•f'hni{'n lor l Those who rft'elved awards l'n re JI <P.PI Cuu rt. 1 for their fowt'r arrangement~ Da 1 1 ~h~~~~~:~~ ~';;;: ~ 1 11 ;;~;:, ' were Mrs. Pearl Mora, ~1rs. Ruthlf'S'\Ilf"' ~ ' \l:iskf"rl B~IJ George frederick. .Jr . Mrs. Dl?'ath stnlh rr·l1·hr<lnl!l . Esther Wright , Mrs . Pearl Ko\'mt·P nl I MARIE'M'A, OIDO- THE ' N Ad ancy ams . Engaged to Wed M 8 5 "fh ryce m~r . ~~m~tt; is a graduate o( Mr. and Mrs. Hetnes will grad· p . H. h "~h 00 1 .1h the uate from Ohio llnivt>r"iitv in om~:~ro\ tg .1 :x·H WI · ·u be- a August · 1asc; 0 1 196 rfreshman e WI • · Edd F' . k f C1 b 31 the Ohio Umver- en.ttne • Mrs. Roy Holler and ehildren, Alan, Janice, Ann and Eddie. sPtnt Sunday at Cheshire , w1th her mother, l\.·lrs. Genrgt> Thompson. Mrs Charles LyUe and Susan returned home Saturday after a .' Devoted To The lnlllre•U OJ The Meig•·MtUon .4reo ·~··I" WORLD NA~CV .ADAMS visit in Roanuke. Va , with Mr. are announcing th e engagement of their daughter. Bar- : to the Sierra Nevada Mounand Mrs. Paul Theiss and Paula. bara .Ioyce. to Elwood H. Kegley, s3~- of ~~r. ~d _Mrs lains There they live for abnut Mr. and Mrs Clarence Karr : Elwood r. Kegley of Georgetown, 10. tss aviS, Ia ' mne month s, and fly upward af M-11 t~• s d ' 1963 graduate of Georgetown lltgh school, ts present Y I 0 I ers por1 VISI ~ un ar ' E t . .· ' .tl , 1 d , Cha 1 R. employed as secretarv at th e Area x enston cen t er m I gain and are earned l>ack East 1 w1 1 "r an o 1rs. res -. d t ( G t n i in springtime by the wind. Karr Sr t>nroute 10 theu· .Jackson . Mr . Kr g1e~ , a 1961 gra ~a .e ~ .. eor~e ow ! No one should ever kill thi s f. m1 ,hom~ fro~' a visit at Roanoke. High School. is stattonedal Quanttro. Vtrgtma wtlh the little orange with black spot Mr. and Mrs. James Adams Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul "U. S. ~Iarine Corp Wfddmg plans are mco111plete._ _ Iinsect that a lot of people lhmk at Lower River Hoad announce , Theiss and Paula. I is just another bet"tle, an d the engagement of their daugh. i reach fo r th.e aerosol! ter. Na ncv. to Bryce L Smith. ~1r. and Mrs. Larry He1nes : Let h.r live' h son ol Mr. and \Irs. Harold tCarolyn Edw"d", spent the I Next on the program wasTthe Smi lh of Svraeuse. Ohio. Wt>ekend wltlhH l l t' lr par-I An~roximately iU studrn ts workOOok sludiPs. I June arrangement of t" Mi!iis Ad~ms j~ a 10araduate of enls. :\lrs T 1eo Pmes and Mr.l ~"' 'M d b '1 R"d ~ ~ , d 'I \' D Ed d nd are enrolletl 111 the Daily Va·d The Sharing Project ror the , nnth ma e y ~rs. 1 enour <"a Ili a Academy l·ligh school .c~n :t rs. . war s a 1 I in which she Used daiSit'S m <t ~itll the rla~s or 1965. She will family \irs . Heines is calion Bible Sehool ~pon.<:orl:' school is purchasing Foreign ' ·f 1 · d "T ., Th 1 · h . d h . · th . · . Clu.rrh~~ m Language Bibles for use around . · 1 1 heault u mver e e . u· en lrr Sl. "1an•s Sehool ol Nurs- spef'c an e<:~rmg t'r(:lpls tn- b\·· the Methodt~l . . . I ly arrangemt>nt was made b.v !h. f II . slructor at Logan thi s summer. ~ltddleport <tnd Pometo} . the world through the Amerl1Mrs. Purley Karr and Mrs. 1 Paul Karr. Tht>v featured the · .church altar composition in ll Ibt>autiful mass u~ing zinnias WED. and THURSDAY .r'' 1 Bible School Pupils are Pursuing Wide Range of Projects, Activities Frankie A\'a lon Annf'tte Fum t·tlhl-llf'borah \\a lleY· a1 y 1 Mrs. Mora also told of how · 1hey eat aphids m t>arl~· Vlay and June hay erops, then face ~tarvalion and fly upward wht>re MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ELBERFELDS POMEROY James Ord of Pittsburgh. Pa., : who is the gm•st ol his si.~t er , I Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mason. W. , Va., visJted Fnday with h1s , cousins. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner ' ol Oak Sl. and Mrs Ca rl M ~H · to:~. Middleport, and other reiatives. Iu.S.D.A. to fight the terrible Citrus plague in California by the Cottony Cushion scale. Ev- 1 er sii\Ce, everyone has fallen ln ! ~~ love with the ladybugs because I ,. they thrive on aphids. 0 n e I ladybug will .at 7.000 in ,., I !'l lifelime. THE SHOE BOX --·-- People In Pc;meroy • •• . BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . 600 EAST MAIN ST. ., POMEROY, OIDO a I' counci'I has G00d. News. but Cannot Meet . I r:; 1 =S _ •·· .. h • . -~{·, {!-!~¥~!~.~~ern:.. -~- · ...~ . ~·I < ~~~{~' il"~~~·, ,· ~·· ,h ,.. ~,. "t~·. ~~tif~ ,~~ ''7,' ' ~ '• I t '' ~ ~.. J\ ', �,.,( ;, - . ... . . ...... - .. .. . ~ .. •• I '• d A I am !!wim JnJiructiorll • ftussia to Increase Viet IOSCOW tUPli-The Sovlet Moscow by a North V••tnam•se\ported In a dospatch monitored democratic republic of Viet I against the aggression of Amer- The Soviets have made re,n woll mcreasf ols military 1delegatiOn hraded by Le Thanh u. Tokyo. 1 Nam by lhl Soviet Ualon," the lean Jrnperlallam pa...-1 ID a pelted statements In recent economic aod to communosl Ngh1 He met woth SoVJel Pre- (The Peking reporl d1d no\ official news agency Tass re- fraternal frlenaslllp and com- weeks about helping North Voel th v et Nam ac<'Ording to m1er Alexei N Kosygm and contaon apeciflct II said the ported. pleto mutual understiDdilll." Nam. All have avoided !peolfic 1at commumque release CommuniSt pa1ly ch1ef Leonid agreeme11t was stgned by Ngho "The talks on Soviet assist· elfics. I) 1 1. Brezhnev. and Ll Hsien-men the Commu· once to the developmen, of the Tbe Hanoi regime today reth ' · 1 ed a slmlla vague report American officials report at he announcemenl did not tCommumsl China today mst Chinese voce premoer.) national economy and lhe eas r . . So let mllslle sites In \he type or amount of sogned an and agreement prov1dmg agreemenll s!rflllth of VIet defense oo the It 1dentifled two v istance technical aid to InThe Moscow envisage concluded additional potentialltleo withNam'a due considerLe Thanh Nghi as vfce premier North Voel Nam are almost r~fy ~conomic was issued North Viet a~nt. a~ ( 't ' Classes in swunmlng instriJOo tlon are being goven by Bill" bara Jones, Red Cross Swimming Instructor, at the Kyger Creek Swimming Pool. Instruction for beginners, IJ>. Tbere'a aa old saying: "Treat scores than b.'lseball the way down" a1 • a r ve mmngs, pushThe lndoans: the Mtddleport three runs m the top Boys' League team that h d e 6th. then held off a struggled smce late Ma) to g:t .annthede mf In the VIctory column broke • lh I M d . , the last batter, lookmg ' with a e ce on ay mght runner on hrst b.'lse to win hiS Cra1g game, Red Soxer Steve Oller n · an P ayong near had homered w1th one on earl00 errorless up- ierThto close th • ended \heball Red\heSoxlndtans ,(). The pi to f"""'· R ' e ndoans e gal pany were 9 1 1 1 ed :ox, have been toed for istrengthened at bal and In the secon Pace most of the foeld. by the return 01 lefty summer. •DenniS Hackett, 12, at first Only last Wednesday the In- base It w., his first appear· di ans · hadonthetheleague of from the season havmgarm re-· Yankees 7-4 for ance covered a lou 1ropes- leadmg gtv~a ~~~n~al~~m~gx ga"l~ ~~~~~;{~"'.-ill~ ~ff MOSCOW (UPI)-Sovlet eeonomlst Yefim Manbvlch eiUIIlat. ed Monday that 20bodied per atilt ol the workers naUon's are "notableparticipating lo the public economy" -otherwise BATRES IN MILK they are unemployed. LONDON tUP))-The FrenchPICNIC PLANNED born Duchess of Bedford, when The Laurel Cliff Health Club asked if she llked milk at a na- will hold Its lllllllll picnic t1onal darry show here. replled Thursday, July 1~. at the Royal LOCAL TEMPS he , ,;mumque Nam, the o!lic1al aid over and above U11t atlon for the needs that aroso ana political bureau member of ready to receive weapons and temperature In Pome11 1 0 c"Oonection with the visit to New China News Agency r .. ready being rendered to the In connection with the VIetthe Viet Nam workers party that two othen are nearlllfl roy buSiness <llstrlcl at 35 - - -· namese peoples' sll'll8gle and central committee. completion. a.m.skies. was 83 degrees. Clear, sunny Rail's Ramblings . - By Tom Rail Mariner Near Fly-by • • 'f!'• ~oun- ~ur I e~< ~nl" to.~ Moun~am ~r ~r~uo~ ~i a: :~: ·~ICk ~oil:~ ~hfch s ftb II T urnament day~ lhr~atenmg I'''' 0 River DeWS I vlf~m overno~hl smon~ _s~x en ...ottel--_. earn~• trou~ ~lion, CANNES, France (UPII - An Cannes to La Napoule were' Then learns of grumbling saol- 3 II$ p.m.; City of Helens up I Miss Betti Scarberry, held She makes a production out of [ Amerwan siillor turned the pract1cail) unusable. ors were sen\ off woth shovels 14, 1o35 p m ; Buckeye State cheerleader at Wabama baa even three or four kids gellong l Thla column Is dedicated to wrong tap in the US mcraft l The Shangn-La ha< been ••·1\o lry to clear the beaches. up 14, 3.20 a.m.; Lorena up conducled the drawinl four toaether to play records. We family living, so If you're having carrier aochored off chored off Cannes for the past When thts augean task was un·IJ4, 6.20 a.m.: Onward down 16, firs\ round byeo. The other don't want her to dtsappear, but kid trouble or just plain trouble the Croisefte here Monday and w.eek. When the mtstake was I der wa.y, the Navy aent an ur- 2·35 am.; Queen City up 16, palrmga will be made by tourn1 could do wotbnut an the fuss- Jet Helen Help. YOU. Jbe will brought Franco-Amencan rei&· • diScovered the Navy went mlo gent off lo Naples for 4:10 a. m. ; St. Marys down 16, ament director Bob Oliver. tng and worrying. It'• Uke she's also welcome your own IDIUBIJons to a nPW tow lactton but wothout any notable two sblploads of new send. 5.20 am.; Alton Zephyr down \ The schedule Is as follows trying to make a big Jrnpres- inS experiences. Address Beletl An orncer ord.red the water resulls Wh1le angry vacalloners 11, 5 40 am.; Louosiana down tall times EDT) · f30S efS oion _ tr)'lllfl too hard. She Bottel In care of tbla newspapo tank emptied The sailor turned I Helicopters sprayed the water cursed the Navy or packed up 11 6 10 am · Barbara Gay : Th sd J 1 15 G makes suggestions for aames er the tap that emptoed about 3 ooo l precipitate the OIL bul suppll .. llo go elsewhere local hole( and I.X:wn 16. 6·50 m.; Jerry Bos-1N u y PI and . a•t• them organized, and How about "It' I been a pleasgallons of !hock black dles•l o1l ot pou3tsap t•>owoq> a qt'" cafe owners called m a bailiff !worth down II, 7 a.m.; Ranaer ' M".;,.ch:..\1 .. Georae W Moore, Lyda E calls me "pet" names that get ure ·no'-ing you ! Good-bye" mto \he water Todav the 1were not b1g enough to hov• 1to make a legal survey of !he 1up 21, 6 15 am , Reliable down and 11 1 · m The Moore to State ol Ohto, Ease- me mocked with the bunch. I H. French RtVJera beaches from,much effect \dam1,11e \22, 3 20 am.; Lady Mig- National B:nk Marietta will meot, Salisbury. auess she's just born mannger, Dear Helen: · · - - --- -- -- on up 22 5 30 a m · Edeana 1 Sybil Eberabacb, Comm. to or maybe she doesn't realize My parents are real tough 8· play D1ck's Place of Hunlllli· Inez Bosworth •down 23,· ·•4.20 p m.: ton . A Randolph · Ha••l ~ M· that almost • 16 • year • olds boUt wear1ng sw1m C8(11 In , p ·. A. J. Pallen down Btgp, Ruby Youn1, Edgar F. are too old for games _ and our pool. The hair louses up the 23 5 45 m ; Weslern down 23.' 4 a.m; Froday, July 16 - Gallipolis Randolph, Clarence E. Ran- names like "honeylamb." filter. Well, that's floe lor the Elgercloff up 23. ~·30 a.m.: In· State Institute vs. Pl. Pleasant dolph, 1 acres, Bedford. I know I shtllild be lrateful, girls, bul you can't very well diana up , . a.m; Olean- IWest Columbia at 8 p. m., and Ediar F. Randolph, lrll L. and 1 am _ 50 much 50 !bat 1 \ell the boys to wear caps 5 45 der down 23Greenup t5 pm. ; Save Supply of Charleston vs. Randolph. Ruby YoWIII. otho wouldn't ever tell her I'd "ra- and their hair Ia longer than the 6 Helen R. up Greenup a·Ji p. Modern Woodmen lnsuran~ of Youllfl, Clarence E. Randolph, thor do 11 myself." But isn't girls' sometlmeo. My Dad blew m , Elisha Wood• up Greenup Parkersbor&, at t p. m. Bitllfa, Dorsel D. Biggs to there somethmg YOU can say his stack about It and says I ly DOROTHY I<ILGALLEN i 35 p m; Mamalear d w • \ Saturday. July 17 - Rain dale line• A. Randolph. l Acre, to molhen that ~verdo 11. she bave to tell the guys. Wbat caa 0 Greenup 10 .35 pm; Southern lor the first IWD nlghll.. Bedford acts like I'm !Slut In grade \I do?-8TU OUllLIN - If there It ony· and triumphantly rovealed a we should - do tht Job We up Greenup 12 00 a.m.: Chop. I Monday, July l9 Vlrd Chevalier, Audrey Chev- schoOl. I can't even open the Dear thong the lnsh hate, 1t " thu>e >«ret cell m whtch the untor· spend more money for a tot tess. paw a down Greenup 12:50 a.m.; \500 of Gallipolis va. Winner of aller to Doria 0. Eutman, Gar- 'frl& for cokes without her there Tell em - or let your father corny reterences to leprechauns lunate Crusader had been 1m 1 Now about those two fellows ' Asa down Greenup 22 20 a m.; Game No. 1. at I P· m • and j don H. Chevalier, Darrell P. to put tbem on a tray. -NO do it. A rule's a rule, and a filland shollelaghs whtch don 't n prisoned, complete with a tubu' who played Russian roulette iOrco down Greenup 3'30 a.m.; Lakin Stale Hospital VI.1 Wm· iChevalter, Henen M. RobertS, HOST ostoxcept for the tounsts. Whailar devoce for sendmg hom food, Ilong belore the Ru,.,ans 'Aioce up Greenup 4.15 am : ner of Game No. 2• at pm. \Ralph H. ChtVIller, parcel, Dear No: they do believe m \he true' and naturally sonce conSider· They were brothers and there IRavenswood down Meldahl 4 50 Tuesday· July 20 - Mason Orqe, TUpperl Plains. If anyone thinks I'm &oing to •tones ol exore1sed poltergeiSts able tome had hos skelo· ' was con•lderable diSpule over iP m; Sally Polk up Mel·' Bowlillfl Center vs winner of 1 Lawrence Hysell, Nellie Hy· deliver a on ingratitude IIIVOTE(, ro INTI\1111 ul illegmmale sons ol EngliSh \on iwhich one owned thelmportant ldahl 5 25 pm.; N?. J, at 8 .P· m., aadjllell to Truman G<Jblt. Nettie let him think again! It's your MIIGI MAlON AliA k1ngs who were ma1led to Abbey exploration diS< losed estale each one wanted to clatm. lQueeo up Meldahl 10 40 p m ; I Williams a NationWide lnsur-1 G<Jble, 2 acrea, Rutland. mother WhO needs catching up! .,,.,,. o...... .....,.,. doors, Queen Maeve ol 4.000 1that there was another gmly 1 , After a lenglhy doscnsolon, iJohn Hood down Meldabl 4·25 1an•·e of Pomeroy vo. winner of \ Meogs C. lkes to Ohio Fuel Trouble Ia, abe' I hunkered Wed Nod 4 al9 J 1p.m. W Gaa, •- D-•~· ' plateau"-"'""" lnt t'.ompUJ -. ..volin l'llnll tl.,,1111> t'omyeaM! ago who ••II put a curs• room under the chapel where',they hti upon the solution They am I Game Chellter.Cl down1 to the "age-12 '' I'll•llfl0n10 alii I on you 1f you don t take s stone there wert 15 feel of human hoth agreed to JUmp Slmullan· l G pol a Dom - Charles K. nes ay u Y 21 In- Samant. .. J. nuucuo, lnton a Pace many parents like to ..., 001o 0111.. • to her mounlamtop tomb m Sl1 bones m a pole to prove thai eously from the turret ot tbe 1Up 130 p m, Little Georlt up " ' ' or ftve and six play R. Pitzer, Ester L. Pitzer, Carl real because ot's safer. here. WIN .. .R .. 10 go and a t1luple of lnsh noble some earlier master of the plare \castle and whochever survlved \12 U am: Dixie Star dawn Ill I p. m and winners of aamea Lee, Pearlene Lee, Kylt J. Bar- She walla on and mana&es ....,.. " "'"'" d . . '"'""'" m•n whu po actoced an early and had a way of dropping people, would rule the acreage Darned .down I 40 am 11 and I play at 9 p. m. rett, Jane L. Barrett to Ohio "H<lneyllmb" for one of two " "" .. ' H •• ,.,..,.,, rather rough form of Ru"'"" through a trap door to thelr :if \hey didn't do 11. They Jumped \ Ka111wha River- Joey wu.. Thursday. July 222- Losers Fuel Gas Co., Easement, Ches- reasons (or maybe both) Elth- •• roulette Would you llke to take doom whtl• they were saymg Iand one brother was ktlled in· son down Marmet 6:30 p.m.: Iof 1ames I llld 10 play at 8 ter. er aht doesn't want you to c':'.;: .'! 000 them 10 order' theor prayers lstantly, but the other bad L l'leore down Marmet 4:10 ' Harriet .Shank, dec., to WUup, o; her "mother's blind vo:....,._ ..... , _ ., 1 I . h ' l see b you WldOGe11Al'IDad1'flft When th• Anglican minoster hi• legs broken so he became am ; Allen R. Merrill . down 'i ThAUXILIARY TO MEET bur Shank, Howard Scott Shank spot won Idd let her "'"'" •"'" ""'•"• " . . .lt.M .., 110 ve1 yune knows ahoth ul e had hmshed hts chores. the the owner of the estate - and .Marmetl 50 am.; Cbros Jr. e Rae ne F remen s auxll- and Robert Earl Shank, Cert. ave an on I lUll . A lot 0111> """"'' otn.. , ..... E th lr (Capital M) don't m••,.... o 01 oute ,.,,,. e&r"er ~ot pollergeJSI who haunted the poltergeJ<l moved onward and m the dom•0 became hero of one down Wmfoeld 7·50 p.m.; H.!. I1Jary will meet at the fire houoe for Trans ' Letart· of I'Mothero ,· "•Bih ,....., •• l!l<JSt haunted eo•lle 111 th" Ia or was not seen agam m the cas· :ot Ireland's most popular true Bow lea down Winfield 9·:ii p. al 7 30 p.m. today. All mem- Howard Scott Shank, Ethel rei tze e children are .., ''"''•'" ,.. · - "Ill II> oand. 'unmng up and the tie but "nee the castle burned •stones m, Jefferson up Winfield t·45 , bers are urged to allend. 91. Shank, Robert Earl Shank, AI- unUI they reach :li. ..J" halls scanng people - and oven down soon afterward. the exor· I wa• lilting In U1e Dolphin am.; C V. Harner up Winfield flcero will be elected. The pub- \egra Shank to Wilbur Shaak, dogs - lo death One mvestl· cosmg became an 1n1erestmg but Restauranl with Lord and Lady 5 tiO a.m. 1 Uc Is invited. Lot, LMtart. gator of the spook brought hiS hollow voctory Kola lien when someone brought ..__ · dog alon1 wllh hom and all w85 ' up the story of a VISiting Scan· ' ,, ~ AT well I! long as man and lour· ' The illegJtJmate JOn of the I dinavJan prmceis who had been ~o footed tnend slept tn lhe sa me English Kmg? Well, the kiD& SIPered to 1 fairly remote spot • · • ' WASHINGTON CO. FAIRGROUNDS bedroom But when on the se was one of the earl~ Henrys - m Ireland to view some neoli· . cond mght the urerlmenter de- •They aren'llno sure. whtn they ,thic tombs of ereal h"toric im· By Wa)'IIO G. Braadllatll, M.D. •ol bumpin& tntr othero. Many thumb? JULY 17, 1965 AT 10:30 A.M. EST to have U1e dog sle•p on tell the llory - and he was :port i Wolh all new !ado, 1 few pet> 1persona who couldn't aet out o1 ! A-Aflbollflb all bableo suck a mat 1n the hallway outsule the sen\ over to the west ol Ireland. \ Before she could do the pro- 1 pte have to be hurt before the lthe way fast enough havt been their thumbs from time to time Auction on the following: aoor of tht room, thoro were But \he populoee dodn't take per soghlseeillfl, she feU into the 1principles of sale use are ... \Injured by akateboardera. A lev-I1tbla habit should ftllvt been Paasenger Can, Pick-up Trucka; Tractors, Mowera, sounds ot strange heavy ammo! kmdly to hom, so theor hospotali· 1,hands of a glib Irishman who ,tabllslted. This Is etptelllly let, paved, dead-4od atretl 1a1 carded lollfl before tbe aee ol Statton Waeons, Dump Trucks, Maintainers: Conbreatlung and when the master ty was brief. They treated htm \took her to a modern cemetery true of the latest crozt--tht ' one of the safest placet lor your 1. Your lOB haa an jlbnortnal looked oul Ius dog was dead to a Kreal long feast mcludm1 and showed her a cracked tomb· akateboard. ThiS toy is line lor child to perfect hla aklll in thll leellnl of inaecurlty and may crete Mixero, Rollers, Crane Shovels, Spreaders, ao a doornail - mys\enously a merttful lew J"'' ol poteen, 1stone where he said a beauU!ul giving your youllfiSier outdoor new sport. Jneed the care of · a child psy- and Miscellaneouo Equip. but completely t11en the; nailed h1m - alive - lady had been squashed lo death exerciSe combined woth fun 1cbolo&lot. Meanwhile, try to After many ghosthunters had to the Abbey gale where her.. by.Jtn irate husband. land pracliCtlln muscular eo«· ~Willi Ia 11. lAlla-type tD- •bolater hi1 ego, let him know STATE OF OHIO lnveslogated the promises, on 1. mamed unlll \he bords had baor The next day when the Prln· inatlon, bul make sure ht knowo cephaliUa? Can a J.year-o I d: you love bim and, above all, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Englllh cleriYman wao • • m- iqu•ted on hom. cess had caughl up with the right · bow to use II safely. ,child outerow 11 enUrely? 11 11 ' don't 1cold him or ridicule blm mooed to aet lo tl1e root of lht l Queen Maeve Is a splendod IIWde, ahe mentioned her adven· It Is particularly hazardous ever fatal! What Ia the best lfor aucklllfl hla th•mb. Terms: matter He amved with auch l archaeolog~eal phenomenon who lure In the graveyard on a downhill slop& beeluae ltreatment? I Q- I bavoa ,ut, 4\l, and • 20% of total bid at time of sale. suitable tools as • hammer and deserves a million or so ot ex "Surely, your Royal Hl&h· this generales lncreasln& speed \ A-EacepllllHts fa an boy, 2. Both were bom wllh 1 thennomeler and covered ev- cavot1on money from lhe likes ness." said her clvibzed host, and there are no brakes - matton of the brain. II II ua- epldermalllls bullosa. We havt eFuU payment Within 5 days of sale. ery btlck m tbe castle. tappm&l"' the ror,1 or the Rockeleller ·you don't believe a ridiculous just breaka. When a peroon 11 \ually cauaed by a vlrul. 'ftltl!been !Dld that this Is a rare eAII equipment to be accepted in its present and takmg temperat.ures. rinal· , Foundauons Her tomb Ia dua m story hke that one about the rodmg a aurfboard or on aldl vtrua of the St. Loull type 11 dlaease and lbat tbere Is no cure "as is" condition ly he turned dramatocaliy ID the \ the top ol a high mountain with cra<·ked tombstone." The tltled 1and fallll off, hio !aU may carried by mOIC[ultoea. Thlo tlla- for lt. 11 tbls true? owner of the haunted scbloss , Heaven only knows what huroed lyoung woman shuddered, "In- ,cushioned by water or a soft1eaaels often latalln lnfantl un· A-The 4110111e 11 epldermoly· and asked "Did any . member olungslde her and all of It tn 'deed 1 do," she said, "and so snow bank but not ao with lht der I montba of 1110 but older tla bullos.a, a hereditary dieConfect: of your family evor d10 ol tep· pr1st1ne cond1toon would you if you saw II at half skat•board. Even If your child children usually recover. The ease In whlc:lt oll&ht brulsea Dlvlolon No. 10 rosy?" 1 The lrosh aren't rich enough \after midnlghl with rain pouring Jumps off when the goon& &etl \convaleBcence, however, Ia apt cause lafl• bllaters (bullae I to State of OhiA D..... of Ho'ghwaya II turned out that 011t had ,to perform the task rif excaval·l down over you. I JIOI &oose- ltoo las\ the momentutn already to be prolODfled. There Ia no form. The bllsten should be .,.. tlurllll Crusades. The lnqula- [lng properly at thiS Ume b u 1 bump.!l." Ideveloped may cause a nuty !specific treatment. opened using aterlle precau· Doputy Director: J, W. Dowler !live cleriYman made • :the Untlefl Stat.. Is and llhlnk 1 But abe waa Scandinavian. fall. ttons ·and an drtlallll or All: It, P.ltoblnaon Extc. , mark on one oblotll lil'lck. tho proper arrangemenll wert ' Fortunalely the lrlllo aren't 1 Warn your child not to coast · Q-Whal Ia the best way to applied. Tbll dllfua often tiiJ. Marietta, Ohio or Phone 37~.0212 1 .,._ It lAir• 0\11 el lila wall DIBde we could - llld Ibit auperatotwlll.. 'or iibte wbere there II dan&tr cure a 6-yoar-illjl of JUcklni bls ,appoan durq adotellliiiCit. s~gnal T 1 ~ IID,VJ ~~;EKS , Uft, f • LEFTI ~r t"i' -;! am~ :~ ~~~ ~ HD~:'1 ctXr.en~ oi ~lapsed, Cottoo' Ga~e ~'urther r~amea 0~ ,...,.~..;·•:::::.!"":... !'(~, ?:~'!"' au~.... ,..,.~ •~•• ~ I • I ..,.. .. .,. lA,..,., .... 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Redlegs 109 1172-19 ll (lllnsky, the only woman on more speed and Iberland golf courso, woll ml' lude whu.:h Senators 001 OliO - 1 I'.., court's bench. . brought P chmg All mSl.thos contest ',"' members of the tourmg \ Childs Wlldermulh tWP ) d ar competo. Brogham Young Unoverslly golf \ Boggs. T. Demoskey ILP) Girl Admits Gifts Hawley 131 and T Stobart 'v Forly vemremen were on lnwagen ,31 U ·A a~ I hand for JUry selection Monday Slobart. · mpore. r and. at the Fequest of Brown's STANDINGS three attorneys, each was exW L amined indovidually. Th" slow· Pel. ed the procedure ol sealing the Yankees 8 2 .800 Jury. Redlegs 10 3 .769 Red Sox 8 4 .666 II convicted, Brown would Senators • 8 .385 face a maximum penalty of s1x Bravt's 3 7 300 months m Jail or a $500 fme lndoans 1 11 035 1 or both. ' GAMES WEDNESDAY The Cleveland Browns, deBraves at lndtans fendmg NFL world champions. Yankees at Redlep opened lr aoning camp Sunday a\ Horam College and Brown 1 was to be among the regulars I to report Wednesday. He os also to appear on the All-Star game in Chocago Aug. 6. a~ KING EDWARD'' Amenu 's l.arpell 5~11"'9 C•uar h~<urance A~ency WY 2·2342 0 M'ddl ~---------__:_.,...,......,.,......,=..............,...,.,~ 1 eport, hlo By STEVE MILLER United Press International ong gave the Porales theor wonPITTSBURGH I UP !I - A oinK margm. Steve Van Meler Pennsylvama scholastic star went the distance on the mound and an Iowa l'Oileglan Jed a for the winners, striking oul field of 149 amateur golfers to· eoght and issuing only two passes. R. Abbott, the Tiger day m the second half of the pitcher, fanned five and walked 36-hole fmal qualifier for the two. Nallonal Public Lmko golf Tiger hiUers were Ed<he 1 championship. Young with 0 double and R I After today's t8 hole• of Doxon, R. Abbo« and B Black~ slroke play over the long, ston, earh 1 single. F~r the stra1ght seared /airways and Pirates, Case had a smgle and hard g r e e n • of droughl· home run, Martin Titus, lwo scorched North Park. the f1eld songles, Faulk, a p•lr of !Ingles woll be cut to 64 for the lour and Jon Dillard Chuck Legar days of match play begonmng Van Meter and Gaul each ~ Wednesday single. Lean. dark-haired, 16-year-old . The Yankees scored m every J1m Masser1o of suburban Bald· mmng excepting the fourth a- wm Pa . regarded as the Ptltsgalnsl Bill Arnott's Bombers burgh dl8tncl 's best gollmg Bob Werry and Robin Phali~ prosper\ sonce Arnold Palmer, learned to handle \he pllchlnf shared \he first-day lead with chores for the winners and faor 19-year-old Allen Batley of Ce· ned 13, walking four. Vance dar Rap1ds, Iowa. Iowa State poiched lor Harrisonville fan- College stodenl. mng 10 and giving up the' same They were the only players to number of walks. shoot par 71 Monday Yankee hitters were Pha~ Right on their heels, lied at Four runs In the second mn· ~•u::~··=.·:! gro~. m Boys' League play Monday fHE DAILY SENTINEL Ea~tman~ !U~II NPL Tourney In 2nd Half of The Pirates bumped the Tig· l ers by s 7-2 score and the Yankoes defealed !he Hamson-I 36-Hole Final ville Bombers 10.7 in Pomeroy ~tu: l~ture • h l G t arlC a es Pirates Bump Tigers 7-2 in Pomeroy Loop Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ~ 1 by tymg wJlh four other prole .. sore neck, was two over pir at 72. WEIGHTS ASSIGNED The $100,000 Open, sweetened NEW YORK -, Aque- J()(o per cent th" year, has a• 711 Jr.l ..!.: TuesdaJI's Gameo N L. AII-Siars vs A L. All· l M vs ~ L. Ali- I Stars at Minnesota Ali-St.m arp a mneoota Wednesday'• Probable Pl,.,bera Wednesday's Probable Ptlehers : Molwaukee a\ Chocago, 2, _ CHocago at Cleveland, mghl- Blasingame 19·61 and Fi.ocher John !7-31 vs McDowell (IHi l 12·3) vs Buhl !8-7) and Faul (Only game scheduled) tO-t). f F~restonel three-ti~ ~ "~""N u·om·> 'I N St L Property II ~1 hle fuur • R•lVI•era Beaches "ronu Tap Turn RUIDS for ~~: ru~ lilt I -~~ ~--- s~angro-La single came in the fiffu when Caa I have another tlfme \o- 1 the Red Sox rallted wilh three ward that $50,tltlt Yankee I runs lo knot tho seor I 7 7 bonus I'm upocl[ng one of wotl two out drovmg lhe.se days!" anied he seor ed' on Swarlz's trt·' P oo~ 1 1 · 1 ~ d~o't ~lve ~nd ~I ;~verfq ~ot Pi~kens NGS ~ T0 RUD over ~nay pefl0 •d 0~~ ;~• I 0 ~ Po~eroy bul lzo.~1 • ~ ~all. 3 I ~~~ ~!len ongs _ and 25- mo e W t wk 5 chased.,:~d Danny REDLEGS WIN land Browns Fullback Jom ting 01 ghlh m1dway between Mmneapohs race Joseph Straus' thr..,_ • r sug· tst 00 over ""'" were The Redl k 1 beBrown'• It d b tt 2 3 89 37 gestive of basketb.'lll or football three hots nd . . lks I h . egs ep pace . an a ery That was part of the over-all .and St . . Pau 1' where the game year-old perfo rmer has a sore ·______:...:.:.::.:.:.:.::::..:::.::::..:=..:• wa . _ n hom the Yankees. one game lroal moved mto 1ls second day artillery which the National IS gomg to be dec1ded so Man- ankle._ _ _ _ _ _ __ out, with a 19-1 pasting of the today w1th etght JUrors tenta. League threw at the Amerocan ager AI Lopez of the Amencan ' •7 'YB .w 2 Senators Tim Demosllev · Sen- hvely sealed. League today m major 1eague League was not concerned learn ,. J b 1 h The s1x h 11 · .,. v • alor starter had to leave the Should th fi f . ba>eball 5 361 h All Sta a ou I at paper advantage , . w o w1 particJpale game in the third wtth one ' b de na 1our Jurors r game. •·we also have power . speed laJe Bud Allm, J B D1floure, o1..., troubled by sore arm e 5~ 1ec1e and the tentative The American League court- and pttchmg," he mststed l.lohn Mtllf'l Cra1g R1dd, K e an 8 ~ m the midst of a none-run Red- pBane .accepted raBptdlyd today. terparts •ere Molt Pappas on "You can throw evervthmg thai ' Rodd and M V Taylor. B rown s accuser ren a Ayes th d D k . b h · ---~--- .~ 1c M(·Auhffe as appened before th1s season 1eg ra 11 y ruce Hawley f1msh~ was ex ected t' b the f' • e moun , \\.e ed up. e orst leadmg oil and Earl Battey oul of lhe books P ore m...-' epend~n! msurantlIf· 1Ion WI 1ness. . prosecu b , . hl!illh lf '"Oil h•'e Mtcky Childs, startink for a11 mg etghth 1 h1s IS one gHme and we "' '" acctd tnr Y.{' <~It at } uur s1dc lo hel ' the Redlegs, gave up a single Miss Ayres, II, charged 11 1 k'' 1k have all the tools we need to _. }tlll r clrllll\ scttlrd qUJckl/ ~ B t B B oo ru 1 e a mos-match .. i f.1 1rl v Rdv 6)n u f dl y United Pre" lalernatlonal National League o ruce Hawley, lead - or! rown, 29, slapped and bruosed and tho belton odds refl wm tt. . l lii\UJi:int e prolec-~ or wurr} tret American League I w. L. Pet. G!! b.'ltter m the game. allowed her m a motel room early on Jt g ected Play10g Home I J•u11 for \Our car W. L. Pet. GB Cmcinnati 49 36 576 nothing else until he wa1.. reliev- the morning o.t June 20 Brown. I The d Lopez pomted out that h1s homr or busmess ' Minnesota 53 29 646 Los An•eles 51 3 ·, · · · en gomg mto the th1rd by an· married and the father of three I , .. ,g Y "'7a 1e , lhef Natoonal el ub had one advantage that the ( uU tiS b ~ ue a o " avorote to go 3 ·" 73 .. 0 eveland 48 34 .585 5 Sa n franci sco 4.; 38 542 3 other lefty, Jim Wildermuth as dec1med to discuss the case ahPad l lh f remrds don't show 10 Cl Baltimore 49 35 583 Pholadelph 45 39 5:UI 3ll who blanked the Senators wilh or acknowledge that he knows s dor, eb orskt llme thiS · Were 1 playong "' a ball park i Ch M' A enes a 1ng ac to 1933 · 10 ICI,IIO 46 35 .588 61> Molwaukee 4t 39 .~13 511 no hots on his lour innmgo. ISS yres. NL H · our Payers know ,"· he said 1 Detron 46 36 .561 7 Pittsburgh 44 43 .506 6 Meanwhile, the Bedlegs' Den- The grealest N tl I F On paper ast N r I "Tha t should help" Los Angeles 41 44 482 131> Sl Louts 41 45 477 811 "" Boggs hit a homer double a ona L . e a oona Jilew York 41 46 .471 J4V, Chocago 40 45 'm 9 and single Childs ha<' ~ smgle h~\1 dL:ague fullb.'lck m history lheague. led by Gene Mauch, BYO IN TOURNEY Washington 36 50 419 19 Houston 39 4~ .464 9\1 Ron Clonch 2 homers Wilde ' Pea e mnocent to the charge e manHger of lhe PholadelNEWCASTLE-UPON TYNE Boston 3t 51 378 22 New York 29 56 .341 20 ' muth a double Tom' at his. arraignment June 22 m phia Phlllies. appeared to have England IUP II - The field for ~l e1gs County's Oldest and Kansas City '23 54 299 2711 Monday's Gamea f, songles ' offtcial tnp: Mumcopal Court. ~~," r~le~~d edge than th"'e the Bnllsh Youths' Opell am•· Mondays Gam., <No games scheduled) LouiS McKinney and Hysell He is being tried before Munl- II I00 k d 11k h leur champoonshops scheduled !No games scheduled ! i Tuesday's Game& each a smgle cipal Court Judge Bl•nche Kr e e t e NL b.'ld ,!or Ju ly 28-30 at lhe NorthumI'""''' pleture~ a~ ;e~r I pe~ ~clentlsts rro~ il HELEN HELP US! Y si~gle. JZ7 drew to within 300,0110 miles ol from earth was filed al 131,· and terrain. Mara today for Wedneoday'a 528,9(0 llllles and Its opee<l rei- Rusllia bas the aame Idea, The land south of Montreal trees let little sunlight fall bottle. historic photographic lly • by of atlve to earth was 115,048 miles. but is tralllng at this pomt in " ugly and the soli silty w1th agamst the pavement They'll swim In spring • fed the mysterious red planet. Since it was launched last the quest for knowledge about ooradlc covermgs of brow n . d fr h . d lakes, learn to ride a horse up u all goes well at 1:20 p.m., Nov. 28 from Cll!>e Keruoedy, Man. One Ru88lan probe was ·ass Heavy construction blAir 18. coo1 :.:'ct es ' Is a twiSIIng mountain trail, and EDT WednesdaY a television Fla., Mariner 4 bu traveled launched toward Mars two days 1 ork~rs were busy converting ow pine P ea aom ess Y probably feel hto mangetlsm cam.;..a with a 30. power te1e- more than 324 million miles ol alter Mariner 4, but Its radio b Hel • onadequate two , •ant high· and var; ol open a\r whi'b blr.ds the scopic lens aboard Mariner 4 ita 325 million • mile trip. went ollent several months ago, 1ay mlo more sUitable four· toes 0 rees. emo ng e curious . to - them mountain wut begin taking Jl plcturea of JPL sclentlsll said Monday making the probe I scientific 1 me rr..way. thus slowing sweet muSic that only people to lhl land. the Martian surface at a dio- that telemetry data indicated strikeout. Yoatb Asked For II! hooked on "doing lor" their traffic. talns and forests can pr uce. Moun tam folk must be a tance under 10,000 miles. Mariner 4 was on l'OUJ'H. U II This columll Is for yoUIII darlings and they don't !mow Even so )I wasn't long be· Here and there . crouched '" proud people, hard and lnde- Tbe photographs will be the remains on course, the space- JPL point out pie, their problems and pleas- wben to stop. reI reacbfd the United States Iotti• valleys beSide swift, cold pendent. Few towns are seen, first closeup• ever Ia ken of craft should miss Mars by that Marmer 4 Is only one step ores, their trouble. and fun. If yours basn'tsoi an advanoJrder and a welcome change mountaon s\reams are the un· but VIllages such as Elizabeth- Mars and are expected to re· about 5,600 miles. In I long • ran&e project. Ill As with the rest of Helen Help ed caae of Motherhood, a few ' sceoery. ' pamted houses and a few ever- ltuwn, gr•odly dtsplay their as- veal more detallo of the Mar- Scientists do not want Marl· are not expected to set- Us!'' II welcomes la118hl but hints will probably nud&e ber Northern New York is lmgerlng log cabms of the hill sets on gumt billboards, "Wei- Uan surface than telescopic pic- ner 4 to hit Mars because tbls Ue the mtrlgulng puzzle ol wbe- wont .dods• a serious ques· to the next plateau. You'U cut st unspoiled by m&lo. people might contaminate Ill surface tber Ufe liiiis on Mara. lion with a brush • off. Send embarrassment for both o.l 1eome to Elizabeth, county seat tures token from eanto. 10The green refreshm5 Adu on- Small gas slalion - general ! of Essex " 0 you with some tactful frankSc1enhsts a\ the California Ill- and oonluse them In their later Once Mariner 4 Dlea by Mars h teen·•:• Fq""::'ons ck Mount•;., can still be stores pop up m tmy clearongs , F th thou h 1 u slltute of Technology's Jet Pro- scientflic lnmtlgatllllll. It will go behind the planet out Aske ,or • care ness. -H. 1ctured as not dlllerong much \every so often alnng w1th • ar 11 lhsoul · pulsion Laboratory iJPL) bere By 1971, American scfent\stl and orbit endlessly around the Helen Help Us ' this newapap- P. S. This Is for rnotbers who 11 1 ·om the days of the French blo for s\jjns and lnevlt- calculated that at 9 p.m., EDT, bope to put 1 capault on 1\lln sun. Molber tend to "bover." How would nd Jnd••• wars or when the'1few camps where rh1ldren , abl q trails vacalloners is today. Marmer 4 would be 239.De41' Helen· YOU feel il your teeiHIIIerl lrttlsh battled the French Jn from the btg City experoenee a; lo destroy. the 600 miles from Mars, approach-19th What do you do with I moth- took. over one of our adult eard er htlls and her. lakes summer, month or few of \easv _ gomg tile of these peo- mg It ala speed of 9,905 miles er who hovers? parues? Ltke with 1118&... 1 don't know how to put this lions, pushing the refreatunenta. ussessoon of tre new Wrold wothout pungent odors, con· le ·who live 10 the outdoor! when Ethan !\lien and h1s fimng eemtnt. and ceaseless P without 8 undln mean and making unnecessary eoover1Green Bovs" roam noose. II is an old slory, f know, \J" no. coW:: for appreciating etc.? You'd not only il the a eh harassing Red· Here these c1ty JUngle dem· but somehow we must lake . all abe does for me. The want to say "Get lost!" yoG 1 the ReVJiutoon Izens ean see the break ·oats during of ' greeter steps land take \hem _ MASON - Tho lith annual p. m and wtnneno of 9 le It, she does EVERYTHING probably would! So think on Large, steep glacJer. form· dawn uoobstruct•d by <'iouds lsoonl to pr..erve lor genera· Gauge readlapl Gallipolis Bend Softball Tournament for llld 10 play st9 p.m. (9 IDD· for me. If I tell her It Isn't nee- THAT lor a while. -H. ·d mountains are still blanket-! of smog and smoke They Will ' !Ions to come countr' such as Dam 12 I 12 runnin& S feet fast • potch teams will be held tngs). essa she thinks I'm try\Dfl to Dear Helen: •d by sprawling fore•ts Icamp thous thts whoch Nature needed mil· on roll.;.;, • M.- at Wahama'a Bachtel Stadium The first place team will re- saveber work. I have to What's a good bru•h • off lor >olod perpendtcular rock cliils!ands of "Christmas trees" and l11ms of yeaMI to carve, PI Pleasont 24.08, Hinton July 15, 10, 19. 20, 21. and 2l the L. C. Roush Memor- heart to say bow much she em- a wolf who thinks he can have ·earh down alm<l!il engulfmg l' taste the aroma of pme wh1eh whtch man can destroy '" less 147, Kanawha Falla 3.93, Char- Twelve of the best last-pitch 1ai Trophy and 15 individual tro- barrasses me. Please change any gal just by snapping btl .1"' road whole 1ts stately before had come on ly ft om a .than a generation. lesion 19.04. London, Marmet teams in tile area wiU be phies. the runners-up will get a my letter so she won't reco&· fingers? And then braga I!IOUI - ----___ .. _ - · and Winfield dams were on the enl' ·eu The 111M champlona team trophy and IS ndlvtdual nize it. his conquests. -LEARNING IN WI sill• T & T. Market, will be enter• trophlea llld lhe third place I'm 15. Whenever I have the TIME Boat Movements: ed thos year unclar the name team will get a team and lndi- gang over, my mother plays Dear L.IT.: l"l . Ohio River - Jeffboat up 14, of Pt. Pleasant Merchants. vidual trophies. the btg hosteso. Thal't MY !Ob ,er system Is expensive. -R. ca[e~s onnumer~~le of ~~~r~~ed~r;!;~~,;; ~to:"~: :~~dolnpe::t qthuealiMfyalnrkgtar~~·wdoodfor \ 1 odTboWmoodpson toured the Mark- slonalo for the Individual h ,.. a course wtth a 34-33- 88 and dl he s ow such highly-touted Golf and Country Club wJth a 67. He and 45 others qualified score ng I pros as S. Open champion four under par 67 for the Open , . Player and Sam Snead And Charles Coody of Fort Eddie Joh,;..n, Moon Mullins Jerry Barber, Howle JohtiMP th' ay prehmmartes for Worth was the btg wmner m and Kermit Zarley had 68's and Dudley Wysong Jr., ·)lf. " wee s $100,000 Canadian the pro-amateur tournament Hobart Manley an amateur posted 68' ' · • - ·• h."ld on two fronts held at the nearby Mosstssaugua Ron Drimak Joel r.otd: Austraha's Kel Nagle, w· hig Rocky) Thompson of Golf and County Olub - the 1strand had 69's s y•ar's Open champoon had '1. oc ta Falls led the 154-man scene of the Open . 173 Snead, a Coody • who c" ebra tes h'" champ10n. was at 74 wN" · Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 13, 1965·3 · '211th Datly borthday today. won $806.25 Player, still suffertng Indian hitters were Hartinger, two singles pI I Mullen a double and and B. Mullen a clutch single In the keyd hesoxth thredat dro>e on a run an sco on an error on the same play For lhe Red Sox. Swartz ain . 1 and tri(>led, slngtJ, Dodson singled Oiler had ' single his homer, Fow·a le. andwithHicks singledandHicks' ~ duct handicapper Tommy Trot· the mosthistory. •mpresJive B T•} ler has asSJgned top weoght of :Itracted held its long (lilly r lnntngs, on y finally to Hackett doubled twice, walked Craog fanned 7 spaced I rown na p. h . M pounds to Belmont Stakes Ithe BUick Open drew a bigger lose theor Ilth stratght. a thord ttme and was on base 8 walks· Red Fe ;_ f nect"~ l tc l ng • od wmner Hat I To All for Satur- cast Now, though they aren't aa fourth time with , fielder's walked ' . Wise ~a raed a n lk' d J ac k were N'•c ktaus 1bout, dpe.r.haps, hto fmsoh on the choice Hi, double in the sixth ed ' . 4' Reverse. 121 , Dwyer ofHand~eap. Greece, Palmer due inandtoday 1ncl nn 7' wa - Enters Second ay's 175 ooo A•nold ors 1 lightly ovoswn, byl ey woll notThey be drove in a run, igniting a three· Reo fndoans _ 109 28 21 1 taken anyone run rally. Sox 060 201 013 132MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL tion to the north country for •120, and ~'~rst F'amoly. 119, tsc bed uled w pay practice rna) be meeting some of those The Indians pushed home sox C· p Day Today iUPI J- Joan Marochal pttchmg. the forst time. \drew the next heavoest burdens ' round together. "powers" commg down, as\ runs in an awful second iMin L ·w·· and . Mullea~. Ferrera Willie Mays leadmg of!, power· La Cima, wmner of the Sara· ' ----.---===iiio~ they go up! Earlier, the Ind. for the Red Sol h g ( PL Wo~e (2), and Swarlz. bJttmg Hank Aaron batltlll sec· But It's on the doamond of inac Handteap will not run '" I ian• had absorbed such lash- ~'errera a w eo starter Umpore· C W. Searles. CLEVELAND !UP!) -Cle~e- ond and fleet Maury Wolls bat- ·Metropolitan Stadium, located the mole and one • quarter fra~lured PASADENA, Callf. (UPI) - per hour. and return II to earth with aam "I adore milk. I b.'ltha in 11." Oaks Park al6 p.m. Amertca's Mariner 4 spaceerafl At the same Ume, 111 distance pies of the MArtian atmosphere 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 13, 1g65 , f'" ~ ~ver7 1 Unheralded Texans Steal S 1 · ::~ 1".::~~~~:;.,yos~!,i: ~%~ Y: ~on dar~,g~t the ~~~loans, lied n'!:~r termediate and Junior and SeDo ior LUe Savmg wlll be for the next three weeks. Arrlone wishing inlormatloo 01 private swlmmllll let!IOII!; lnaJ contact Miss Jones, WY 2-33'18. SQUAD ANSWERS CALL T be Syracuse emergency squad transported Mrs. Myron Bess to Holzer Hospital as a medical patient at 3.35 p.m. Sunday · ----NON-PARTICIPANTS All Star Indians Win, I 0 to 9 • OFFER EXP/R!S \ oiUI.Y II, 1968 '-·~ r ( lot MOM MilD Pill BAWIIIIIllt ~ -..~~aoo~o~l , ~INLAID · OIL llf,lllll COMPAIY a with a t~ree • run homer, tnp· 72, was a foursome which m· I• and songle, Jack Jacobs two smgles, Wyalt two singles and Van Vranken a single. Bombll hillers were Workman woth two homers, a double and single Porler two smgles, Black ~ double and Vance sod l)uff each a single. eluded defending champion Billy McDonald of Topeka, Kan • the smallest playtr m the field at 5-foot-6 and 130 pounds. The others at 72 were Fran. cis Ctiflord of Boston, 38, briCk· layer and father of six chd· dren, Wendell Kop of Honolulu, 80, engmeer for the Hawaloan FOUR IN TWO Telephone Co , and Hubert FarNEW YORK <UPI) - T h e mer of Toledo. Ohio, 40, a tool New York Melli will play four I and dye worker games .•B.•inst the Houston As· Tied al 73 were Arne Dokka tros Within the space of two 1of Sludio City, Calif , a Cal days, Aug. II • Sept. 1, as a re- I Tech sludenl who was a semi· suit ol Sunday's rain which finalist on the 1964 toornament postJOned a twlnbill between Les Wtmp of TemPe, Ariz : the lwo National League teams. Dave Wernicke of River Hills 242 The Me \I and Attros will Wis., Stan Poploskl of Pitt; meet In 1 twl ·• nlgbt double- ~urgh Dante VIcini ol Ottawa header Tul*hty algb~ Alii. 3!, Ill., Frank Burka of Pittsburgh: and Iii another twlnbiB llie lol· and Arthur Ellll of Wi' ·ette llwilll day. "' ' 1 Revelation! Until you yourself get behind the wheel of a n"'w Cad'll < I ac, YOU WI·u never know why its owners are so enthusiastic. And there has never been a better time than now to go ahead ... go Cadillac! ~loyalty of Cach11-ae ewnen is tfte envy()( the indu~ trv . The re8801l why CadtUac hu the high e~t rept"al owner· Cad.llaC''s llup ul BDy car bulk • the land comet~ through sh arp Hnd dear after oa.ly • few mmutes at the wht-el ThJtr'!l all it takes to du•cover that Cadillac owners rn 1oy a type of ~t'rv other cur St"f'ln" co mmonpla ct' authmued dealer's- vnm heudquartt•rs for nf>w and nf.ied complete moUK.ia& ,pleaJ.IUt: Mother car ca.11 »Upply. U.ddlucs and fOl' ~•ce by lactory · lCIWwd crahsmea. fn ll -rangt' ptorformnn('{' pro' id t>S !'i nch m<::tant rt'~pomot>, effortlt>sS handlm~ an cl ,.mooth, Stt'ad\ ndf' that by rompn.n<.;on. Th. ooe place to disco,t.·r all()( CadJI!a c's wont1ers 1s at y..... J Standard of the World SEE YOUI AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER'S FINE SELECTION OF NEW AND USED CADILLACS KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES W. MAIN STREET' \ ,. . �. .. - '-IJ J'; ~ '"' w-;. - - - '· 0,. •'·• ~ • • ,. . . . . ... , ~ ... ~ -----· ~ ~- ~- ·~ aeuuam, romeror·mamepor1i, o., .nny 13, .. • • ,, '"""' I, • ( ~ ' ,. Roy Dono!ill! and 1\!r, 11M Columbua. • ' • .· Mrs. Wiley Ours and family. Weekend: : '18 of~- :e~· Weekend guolls 'of Mr. and Mrs. Ro~ were · Mrs. Bob Ad;illll wert Mr, and ty Stewai'l IIIIIB II ~ Mrs. vernon Cady IIIII lannlf, sad Mfl, Doll Kll Don daughter lJIIde,. an4 family, of llllllblll. Mr. IIIII lin. Columbu; and Raymond Adams BeeSle and zane of Colum~s. of Kent State University. Tbe)' allo,~~ Jolrt, ra Carl Norris of JuncUon City Buck al .......,..,.. spent tile weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris. SHOOTING MEET Mrs. Maggie Dlls ol ParkenWJESBADEII, GcmaD1o burg spent the bolldaJ weekend (UPl) - Tba Uoltecl IIIIU enwith Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush iertd tbe MCODd 4117 II,..!~J:: and spending sunday with lbe teroatioDSl obooollltl _...... Roushes were Mr. and Mn. tion ~7 Ill 1ba mlddlt of 8 Roy Buck and Pam Ztd Mr. and three • team batU• witb Russia Mrs. Don Beesle and Zane of IIIII West GtnnaDl'· .\ 'l~tw 1\dministration c:bl= 19113 Jets Rem(Jin in First With Win . PT~· )) -~ • 10 Shakedown· MeetinP" lhakldoom returned to 4th and VIand 81. form 1 ocbool patrol. All 1pparent1y went hltersection. l!ncouraae truck traffic to woh. 'Drag racing behmd HoodwaU use by·p811 II ard and VIand. ,,_ between lOth lllld lith street Tb u moyor D. B. Morlan read the . . . •d aioew..,.,counefllll welll •• ret~llaa ol City Clerk A. E. Hire a city mechanic to keep NC<Ir .,.,e auppori Ia · Thomu dpted July 9tb lnd the l>tek Mtll'Die be hired as City . Boardu·Ires LeWIS. M. W'lI cox, Huntmgton . PT. ~~s:T w~:,n. ~ .-- ~' ··~ ~.·· _ 4 11'"'l'1 e;, :.July ti-i .. .. =I .V"""·. Mllrdntllmo 11 tho lcllHtOJI• mobut I<!O!dente· eight autolent. drivers involv '·arrested fiVe Counetlman Steveno read tbe . U8d 8'1Z ~- 10 accide~ts: 111 par..ug meter lick· dty pollee report for the lllGiltb els, four unlawful perking tiCk· ol Juae 8ll submitted by former eta, five warDing tickets; ar· F ~5a ~:==~~ reeman Resigns as PPHS Principal; ; " ' tlons and 12 others on rnisde· -· ·='...:..:;;:.;: meanor charg.es making a wtaJ The financial stalemenr. o1 ~~ WI!\. ~ of 31 arresr.. · the three city depa!'lmlnll IP lei~_, Oluncil voted to advertise for were slven abowlng the foiJott. !<Up.. ' ,;...oelll , btdo lor tbe cutting ol hay on ing balance• on June SOtll C!J merphro ted " owdfl 12 acres of land at Krodel Park $8,776.41; Water Works, $18,303- !'leal, Harry ~~>oft CUr: area. . .70 plus $40,787.35 m the sta~<i les Fow~or 11- ltmr Councilman Gary Minton vol· sinking fund; Sewage Disposal IFisher. Fro Capelli" .lim .:,. unteered IAI make a lting size $62,412.54 plus $40,787.35 11late\ Wiggins, Selby . Wallace city map to . han& on the wall sinking fund . Smltb a Waldlt. ·. on he councrl chambers so ar ...,=.,..=----=----~=----=iioit eas discussed coUld easily b; II pinpointed by council members. PLEASANT - The new blghway an 22nd street and Jer- up city equipment to cut cost the Board of J!:dacetloa en Police Chief 0 J G'ib Cfll\H· • r~ I~ lot' r06'tl law Ylola· •Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middiepor( e~ty administration Monday icho t:toad. of high repair bills. public playground projecll and ing the depart~~nt Iw:r:~h';; Digbl, like • lliW lhlp puttiaa Why stop light has not been Seek patrona ol scboola to 18 eeopetalo wllll 10 oMo hours · investiaated to MI. U4 Ita • 1.,...,..... ___ MY HUSBAND $45,000 Asked In Combined COU· ples have made applications for ~a~~a~~u~~~;n:r~~ the office AND I Clerk. II .... ae«p!OO. DO ALL OUR Mayer Morgan appointed PT. PLEASANT - The re- rehired and the board approv· county hired last night were . committee chairmen end eaeh slgnaUon ol the newly hired ed. At an earlier meeting Supt. Mary Fowler, new Jr. High; Clyde Harrison Birchfield, '12. BANKING ,.... ~ed "' select twt other principal of Pt. Pleaunt High Burdette bad steled to a dele- EvelyD Riffle, old Jr. Higb; Gallipolis Ferry and Dorolhy toiUIClflll811 to oerve on bil School, Maurice Freeman, was galion that .be would not re- Mildred Tripp, Wahallll lligh Drann Oliver 18. Galhpolis Fercommitl4e. Receiving ehair· accepted laot night by the Ma- commend Gore as principal at and Betty Thomas, Wahama Jr. ry; Aaron Russell Scarberry, 23, manabips wue James Fisher, son County Baord of Education Hannan this school term and High; Rulli Williamson, Beech New Haven and Lmda liuddle- PT. PLEASANT - Two civil flasnce; Frank Copalulrt, Fed· in """ ma)or Item on ~· Burd~tte had then .recommend· Hill; Ruth Russell, C~tral; ston MorriS, 20• New . Haven; actio"' have been filed in the era! housing; Charles Fowler, lengthy agenda of last night' ed Wllco• as prlncepal, but the Margaret Blaine, Henderoon; Joseph Frankim Bru~freid, 27, office of the Circuit Clerk. GilUrban renewal; Harry Cbamb- board oesslon. recommendation "died" lor Pauline Shinn, Leon; Pauline Glenwoo~: and Lms Marie bert L. Mullins has brought a trl! Stnot committee; Wallace Mr. Freeman was hired at lack of 8 motion. Taylor. Letart; Muine Lathey, Combs Jerry, 29 · Glenwood; Ro- combined action of $46,000 Smith, recreational committee; the last board seuton to sue- The board accepted the reslg- Mason; Angela Zerkle, New bert Spencer Stutler, 20 • Leon, against Francis McCulloch, Pt. Jim L. WIKRIDI, youth pro- ceed Benjamin Franklin IV wbo nations ol Tom Reed, band dl· Haven; Carolyn Morrison, and VIola Gael Bianken,hip, 19, Pleasant, Rt. 2. ~tame: Mra. Gladys Neal, beau. was not recomml!rlded by Sup- rector at Wahama High school, North Pt. Pleuant; Grella Al· Leon; Merle Lionel Strait, 30, . . . lillcatlon; Don Waldie, police erintendenl Milton Burdette for Marrta Reed, teacher at Mason len, Ordnance and Betty Mayes, Ch~rleston •. •red, , Donna Joan The. plamtiff claims that on rommlttee; Gary Minton, tr peositon of principal in the Grade School, and Janet Esh· Sunnyside. Also hired at last Smith Staats, 22, Pt . Plea- February 9, 1964, he was operatcerr.etery; Bill Selby, tralfi< county's largest hign SCOool •f· enour, teacher at Ordnance night's meeting were the C!UI- sant; .Jackee Lee Hudson, 19, Ing his car on Route 17 and committee and Ted Stevens ler serving 'for the past 10 school. todlans and cooks for the South&de, and Marcia Lynn stopped to make a left turn when land fill committee. Jim Wif~ years. · Secretaries of schools In the schools thriJilillout the county. Schultz, 18, .Southside ; Henry the defendant ~egiige~tly struck sJn• wu seleeted to reprer.on1' Me Freeman, in tendering Thomas Ramey ,. 26, Gallipolis the rear of his. vehicle As a council on the City Plannin~ l hi> resignation, stated he felt 111REAT DIVERTED Ferry, and. Ronme Kty Faulk- result the plamtiff allegedly re· We. Just Use The eommilllion. the high achool needed a young. & -1 PT. PLEASANT - A threat ner 20, Mellon Rt. I; Arthur cerved bodily IDJUrle• and dam· . er man. OSpJuu eWS of a major fire was Leo Keeler, 19, Leon Rt. 1. and age' io , hls auto. T!ce plaintiff's Nearest Mailbox or 111e Mayor pomled out that Upon recommendation ol Mr. diverted last night when fire Marcella Lucille Herdman, 19, wefe, who was a passenger, reChulo ... in Any the Llllld Fill. committee would Burdette, tl!e board hired Lew· broke out In the attic of the Leon; Jumor Lee Nibert 22, C1> ceived personal injuries. Kind of Weather have to orgamze and begm work Is M. Wilcox, 10, of Huntington, Among fllose who entered City lee and Fuel building at lumbus, and Linda Sue Powen, 111e plaintiff is seekln d 17 ":"*'lately u the City must who is presently employed as a Holzer Hospital in the . First and Main Street. The • Apple Grove. i ment of moo and ca!ts jua~ 8 cure I new garbage dump by guard at the International Nlc- 34 hours were Lewrence E. blaze, apparently caused by d.. . IMrs. Mullins is seekin · August I. The present olte kel Plant in Huntington. as Smelt!:er, Chillicothe Rd., Mrs. fective wiring, was confined to vtsrted Mr. and Mrs. Cia I r , men! of $37,500 and cosfs JUdll· would be filled W capacity by PI ' Pleasant the attic raflera and waa quickly Foiirod · IS . slyled · that lime . · High principal· SUsie. S· Henke ' 7 O.urt , and family an Monday. !· Th e secon d action • Mr. Wilcox received hi!; AB (expll'ed), Karen Sue brought under control. Damage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin· Mason County Bank, a corp. vs. . Problems brought before the and M.A. degree from Marshall 43 Central Ave., Darrell son anu Tamara spent the William B. Capehart and DorocouncU by the councilmen upon U~lv~rsity. He has served as Wall, Second Ave., John weekend with hiS mother, Nina thy Capehart, New Haven. The requeats from their cODIUtu. prmcJpal of Enslow High achool Brammer, Burkhart Lane. Mrs. Robmson and Aunt Clara Foil· plaintiff demaods judgment a. ents and referred w lhe vartouo as Dean ol Boys at Barbour.. Kell!'elh E. Williams, Rt. rod. . gainst the defendanst for the commitees for investiiatton ville High, and alao t.ught in GaUJpolls, Eaustus H. Helen Fmdling of Columbus sum of $722.12 with interest were: the elementary achool. Rodney, Mrs. James spent the wee~end with her rno, _·_ Voting yea" 00 lhe hlrillg Evana, Rt. 2, Patriot, James !her, and brother, Iva and Rus. fired an eight • under • par 65 W~s In Klngtown whleh of Wllcox were bo•rd members Harvey Stiltner, Rl. 1, sell Findling. Monday, one shot better than WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ]Iaven I been cut In lour years. Paul Wedge, Harry Siders, Ro- Ire, Mrs. Wayne C. Sundy School attendance on Mrs. Ruby Cole and four of IBritish Open champion Peter Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open 1ewer on Monroe bert Adkins and Bill Howard. Rt. 2, Thurman, Judith July I was 70, offering $20.85. her children called on her1Thomson of Australia. Avenue and lots in the area Member Earl Keeler cast a Young, New W. Worship services were held •t mother, Mrs. Sophia Caldweil l.::3s....z.. z5....Iq;iiiy.;;•.;;B.;_ri.;_ef~s..7;.·1;;:3..,:3n;._~ grown up Jn weeds. dissenting vole. Dwight Stone, W. 10:45 a. m. with the Rev. Monday. 'r A resident with , A delegation of 15 per10oe re- Mrlr. Wade H: Frank Cheesebrew of Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swartz cats constltutl : lthn:,any presenting the Band Boosters W. Va., Samuel G. port delivering the message on and family of Columbus and Ma· ard. ng a a az· of Pl. Pleasant High with Cecil 4. Oak Hill, Harry F. the Gate Beautiful" due to bel Swartz of Athens spemt last Tl'olfic Devrick apoilesman app&ai· Jr., Jackson, Frnnk H. !Uv. Casto beinK away Friday evening with Mr. and hazard coming onw ed before the board concerning Jackson, Hank H. a few days. Mrs. Paul Buckley and Teresa. R1· 82 from McCullough and the betterment of Ma80n Coun- Wellston, Newton J. There waa a large attendance Their son, Larry, who had been ~~Ia Road.. ty sclmls particularly the Rt. 2, Wellston, Mrlr. James .the Bible School program on VISiting the Buckleys returned , a r drBID~g Into yards band program upon learning Hunt, Ironton, Art evening. borne with them and Patricia, I S SPONSORING A COUNTY • WIDE R fro~ alley In the rear of earlier In the dsy that newly !oar, Ironton, Mrs. Herbert H. The ebower held on Satur· Jsnlce and Stevie, remained for Ulll Texaco. hired band dlrecwr Eugene Moore, Fairborn, Mrs. evening at the church for a longer visit. I Large bump In street iJe. Gherke had resigned. P. Hendeson, R.avellllwood, and Mrs. Mike Williams .Mr. and MICl. Dale Kuhn and . tween 24th and 27th on Jelfer- Devrick told the board that Va., and Racbel Diane Swartz) was well at· family of Little Hocking spent son. two good band direotora have Hurricane, w. va. The couple received a lhe weekend with her parents, . We are sponsoring a drive to secure wheel chairs and crutches. This Sand and gravel pit on north been lost becauoe the board tupply of lovely and Mr. and Mrs. Millard swartz eqmpment will help us to serve more people. These wheel chairs and crutch· Park ~ve. had failed to act in the best In· BmTHS Jllfll. and Terry, es are for loan ~'RE~~·OF-CHARGE on a temporary basis to the resid "-n!s of 8peldJnt u motorlsll leave temt ol the people by not hlr· Mra. Jack Lee Goody, Rt. Refreahments of sandwiches, . ----Galha County. hlg an assilltent band director Racine, son, 10:40 a. m. cakes and Kool aid were Ma11ne Private First Class · at Pl. Pleasant high school add- day. Mn. ChariH Musser, Rt. Qurncy H. Aleshire, son of Mr. NO DONATIONS will be arcepted in this drive. This equipment is paid 1ng that last year's dir~ctor, 3, Pomeroy, dausJtter, IG: 17 a. The .couple II reolding in the and Mrs. Stanley E. Aleshire of for from the sale of well-known publications sold by Publisher's Reader James Andrews, would still be m. Monday. Mrs Errol L. Millard Swartz house. Route. 3, Pomeroy, o ., is serv· Service, giving you full value for your money. band director if h bad sell, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, >011, 10: Richard Buckley spent last mg with Marine Fighter-Attack given an assil!tant "and that II a. m. Monday. !.Irs. Alva E. ~. at Boy Seoul eamP 'Koo- Squadron 323, Marine Aircraft Residents when called on should request to see the introductory let· ,... ''fat 1 lh d .. to Johnson, tiOf Sec011d Ave., toga In West V~rgm1.0 on the Group 24, a unit of the 2nd ter stgned by Herb McQuaid . Your cooperation on this program will be suitabl~ ~e:tor~y gbter, 9 a. m. Monday. Mrs. Hugbe1 River. His parents and Marme Aircraft Win~. at llee l 8 greatly appreciated. Accept Publisher's Readers Service receipt only. Devrlck . led Wilmer W. Teets, 10'1 Ann sister visited him there on Marme Corps Air staiion, 1 there were~ ban~u Ravenswood, W, Va., Thursday. He returned home Cherry Point, N. c. eANY QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO THIS DRIVE OR TO PUBLICATION fr th b . to 7:40 a. m. Monday Mrs. Saturday. _ - . -.. _ SUBSCRIPTION - PLEASE CONTACT Hf~RB McQ UAI D RFD NO. I GALInorr; de I ·~~rs d B. Cruse, Rt. 2, jackson, 10n Sunday July 4th dinner LEGRANGE HELD LEAD LIPOLIS, 0 ., PHONE 446·3752. ' ' vo ve n e 8 n 12:37 a. m. Monday. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Chao. ST. NOM LA BRETECHE and an 1.nves1men1 Woode were ber. motber, (UP!) - South Africa~ ePERSONNEL AUTliORIZED TO SOLICIT ON THIS DRIVE ARE AS no1 ~unt.mg privately DJ8CIIARGED J. B. Hayes, Mr. and LeGrange carried a one· FOLLOWS: muSical wtruments. He Patients recently Clifford HayH and son, lead into the second 0. A. MARTIN E. R. MARTIN R. L. MASTERSON that the band had brought included Teddy Barker, Mr. ory and Rev and Mrs. of the French Open golf \ MARY MARTIN FRANKLIN MARTIN FORYSTER WILLIAMS •!&te and natioDlll honora w an' Mrs. Willlam Dlttoe, Mrs. Cheesebrew, all of today. LeGrange , high school and willingly Willllm Lawson, Mfnl« M. Guelts of Mrs. Carrie c:__::::::_~~============"""""""""===="""""""""""'"""""'"""'...,,.l !paled in the band Thrash, Mrs. Marie Van on Sunday July 4 were Mr. and the county. Mrs. Ide Ford, Sherman Mrs. Floyd Weber of Keno . He eoaeluded by asking whJ Rutan, Mrs. Noami J. Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Wri!iht lite voters bad voled a 101 J . Geble. Mrs. 0. C. and family of near Aob,tabula 1 DANNJB. IIARBOUR per cent oclwol levy U die ter, and Mra. WIUiam A. the Juiy 4th weekend with MABON - Dlnale 'lay Jlar. ocbool 1yatem was IAI be lord and infant 1011. sisters, Mrs. Thelma Hend· boar U. enlllled Ill tire Vnlf.. downgraded. and family and Mrs. ed Slalel Marlae Corpa lor Paul Wedie, Beard pres!O.le fl'allrod and family. In rem and w1U like !be dent, wormed the delegation AWARDED MEDAL John Folirod o1 Mt. Sterling baale tnlrrlnl 11 PIIITII lllaad that be nor none of the beard Marine Private Flrot C!aul 1•===~~~~~ Seulll Carvllu, alarlla1 kla were against the band and John W. Stobart, son of Mr. and letter Buys Nowl active daly Nov. L Dllllllle II would help 100 per cent 111 ae- Mrs. George D. Swbart of the ...., of Mr. IIIII . tn. stan. I:~~. a band director and u. 2. llaclJie, o.. was ley llllrboar. 11 If they could be found. aented tire Armed Forceee ~!:;II Sapl. Bnrclen. stated lllat dJUonary Medal w)llle se Volbwagen Damaged allepllt11 111de bJ Devrlck In tho Chu Lai sector or were false, that be bad 1n- Nam. He is a member of ""'""II Heavily in Wreck formed Aadrewa that u .. pany "L" of the 3rd Bauauon, PT. PLEASANT - A would recommelld an lllld- 3rd Marine !Ualment, 3rd Ma· Volklwagen ,... heavily aat bald dlneotor he woold rille Division. The medal I! pr.. qed Monday afternoon on recomm... hlo blrhll to die aeale'd Ia oervlcemen who are 16 after the driver lull control lloard. He ollie be bad deployed to a combat zone for MIDDLEPORT, 0 . on I eurve. Driver of lbe•:ewi aearebed hard 1o 11ar1 1 band 3(; 01' more COD5ICUtlve days. ear Wll~ Mu Beryl Moore, dlnelor to !Jt Into the 1JiJe :Waverly, W, Vo. bind fll'llriDI o1 tile IIlah BAKER FURNITURE SALE! '1'111 driver was oot acbool. =~ the car rolled A delegation of nearly 35 limn and be peop1 ,__ e, -'th w• J., L. 'lllompsoo ""'" the vehicle spokea!DIIll, from lfa•nan wteda co the 8lde ol HiBb School, asked the board 118hl1•ay where the csr 10 eblre the Its ilde, The veblcle r pre~e~~t principal, , ,owned b• Jim W...... lllll, Alvin Gore, at llapDan. Supt. ,.,~!W£''::w; ·; rt J 11! .I i j $1 SUJIJ ' ••-· Burdette recomtnendecl Gore be 1Pf Parkeraburg, W. Va. SOFA BEDS, $55 ..... ...... . ROCKERS, $14.88 The mlsbep oci:urred near the Toney Farm and wa1 GAS RANGE . .. .. .. • .. .. . .. .. • .. .. . .. $98.00 Jvetlllailed by the S t a t e 5 PIICI DINITTI.. .. ................' $39.00 • Lots of things- auch ts flues, chimneys, cold Fmd out mort' about electric heat for your home · DOOR MIRRORS .. • .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. $4.99 FiU oul the coupon and mail to Columbus and South: walls, drafts. noioe, soot, and on and on. More TBIIEI PAY P1N1!8 ·· ~n Ohio FJt>etric .Company, 215 North front Stree~ important. though. Homeless eleetric heat siv .. BUNK UDS, $61 ..... , .• , . MAPLE BEDS, $18 Columbus IS, Oluo. · PT. P~ - Tine (M!l'you the quickest, cleanest, quieteo;t, heat you :\Urtntion: RMid~ntial Salet JIII\IIIaes of $10 lad caata C PIICI SECTIONAL ....•..•.•..•.... . . $188 can buy, An<l that's only part of the goodne~ ' w~en urllgat'd betcre .Yeo, pleaoe ! I'd like an the clotails about 0 i"''· II · . of electric he!t. {Call u• Md set.} . AIR.CON~TJONIR . , .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . $94 Ill@ or 0 oonverliq to electriC beal in my horne! of POICI A.M. Goodwin. Jarnl Wllbr, CollllDII" PORTABLE TV .... . ................. $94 Name_ ..- . HA~DWARE IntoU:atloa ¥1~: Mtlrim. W811im, tlo..WC1Ie10. Mtr. Addre~~ · ----~~~~,~·------~~----the co. lltd Wlllllm 1' Mlllll""'rl COlUMIUS ,t.ND SOU!HERI>I OHIO El!C!RIC COMPANY delfiCo ........ St. . . , .... ~~., 24111 MIDQJ.Itf()RT, OHIO Switch from · Damage Acti'on ' BY MAIL with automatic, ecDRomlcal :~Q?~··:u: POwERVENHiATOR H • N How'd you 11u to enJor comfortable cooler Dvlng lhlt 1ummer •• , for Juat PIJinltl a day'l Now1. you co, ~~ a low cos~ euy to Install Kool.g.lbiiG po- """ · ventilator. Trapped euperhtJ18d air In attic or und.,..roof erawl spoca acoounts for up to 10% ol the hut Olin In Dvlng aran during warm weather. Kcc~O·Matlc taua thla furnace auf of your attic by removing the super-heated air rapidly, efficientlY and automatically. HERI'$ WHAT KOOL·O·MATIC GtVD YOU I 1. Automatic thermollllllc temperature controL Sellt, forget II. t. Dlrect.drivt fan 1nd remote IOCIIIon ol unH for quilt operation. a. Efficlen~ low coat cooling witil· CoMplete, onfJ out drawing dual or pollan·ladtn air through living areas. 4. Low cos~ easy lnalallatlan , , , lllotlmo service. lnallll rounMit 1 Cullllll , , , IIIII pOW I I Alfred S0Clety • ·News $8900 King Builders Supply Co. MIDDLEPORT, N. 2ND AVE. D. A. V. Post No. 5 0. Gallipolis, Ohio ~~~==----------~· SPECUL ANNOllNCElfJENT FROM HllTI..AND flJBNITlJRE CO. SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN ' 1 1 • Show.ng NEW Furniture • CANVAS FOOTWEAR ' : I I MOORE'S in POMEROY m '"hi d< II dc W• Ia bt C(J ci1 •de ""lobr •• bu In E: m m su • er aa ly ••·~ ... . ro: Itt Syracuse wins 25-14 Contest Syracu,. downed Portland 14 in a reoent Little Southern League contest. Chuck Ritchie and Rick Prof· flU worked on the hill for Port· land while Jim Hubbard and Pat Arnold pttched for Syra· cuse. S) racuaa hltten o;ere Rick Ash with two home" "nd a lingle, Amos Moore a triple, Jerry Hubbard a sinKI• and homers, Jim llubbard a Junior Sellers a triple single, Carroll Baker a and lwo doubln, Jim Abln 1 triple and single, and Craig Cottrill a home run. For Portland, Jeff Harrill 1 IIJJile, doubt. aad triple, Ions Alltn • lingle and a R. JohNoll two lirlalas Rltchll, Red Wallbnrom hall eiCit I *Po ·sERVICE CENTER Count on us for prompt, expert workmanship on replacement of mufflers, tail pipes, shock absorbers, batteries, seat covers, floor mats, etc. Drive In today. 390 cubic inch V·8 motor, Cruisimatic trans., white side. wall tires, radio and backup lights. A really We are expanding our furniture lines and have now added 1395 MOORE'S • GMAC Financing Available KARR &VAN ZANDT C11dillac - Oldsmobile "\'ou'U Ulle OW Quality W&J Of DolDI BUI!IDIII" FREE INSTALLATION i CUSTOM 2 DOOR 5 tMUFFLERS tTAIL PIPES tSHOCK ABSORBERS t Bltteries t Seat Covell tFLOOR MATS, ETC' THE SHOE BOX SPECIAL 63 FORD special at only ... WY 2-5342 't a beautiful line of dining room suites, which we haven't stocked before. We invite your inspection. Come Out, See This New Line At SH 2-41111 Area's "COLEMAW' AIR CONDITIONING atASE Fastest Growing Furniture Store" RUTLAND, 0, ~AKER Po~neroy, Ohio • .,·" Vc ,. ,., Dll > I I ,. • SALIS & SERVIa Rutland Furniture "The SAViNi r~ .' • ' 1 Our Weekly pe .J ' ' .,, .FURNITURE -·--····---·1 • .. , " ELECTRIC i . �.... lio .. ....,,...M·• . .... .. .j ......... , .... ... , . . . . . . . . . ¥ ... ,., • • ,.. ... - ·- . . -- - -- - -----· --· -~- - -· ···- -. ·--- .. ~ -- - ... ... ~- ... ... -~ - ~ • - . . . . . . ..... . . .... -l - ... · -· • ,, _. ,. I ,, ',I It was a dark . ·· ·. ,"")> and stormy n!~. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 13, 1965 lr' {lt~/lf - For For Rent @) Raem·e wo~b :00 children. Debbie and . br~c~ 2 SIGNS QUALm Pomeroy· Motor Co. Notes Sorietv · ot~r re:r::: AFOR!PiE RUN Off TO - - - ·-- QJUaiiJ 11~ '"B.d tnlm-ml f ~1 d Auto S.lel 0f M d M Cuclr/tl' I rr. I I --· n . Witber N.Y. aam- 88.Ja- :IS. Bot:ullr :IS. c..rtaln obeltsr 28. Bhmderl - \! !K fll ... 0. Auotnll.,. - -AND A'-L THE !lONES AND lABLE SCRAP& 'IOU CAN EAT!! ao. r..... _ _,J,..·..-,....,,. - II.Chln- ., socl•t.J' 61. ()bslr'YI8 U.Mllllar)' "You mean )'OU think It is necftoary to wam people that thla preiCIIptlon may be habit-formincllt $27.50?" usist.ant DOW!t 1 Do.b of stewe4 DAlLY CKIPl'OQUO'Dl- Bon>'a how te work Jl: 11- A .:tt'I'DLIIAAXB II LOJIOI'I:LLOW One tetter limply olaDda tor -thor. Jn thiiiiDIPie lt. for tbe three L'.. X for tho - 0'.. etc. lbllle ..tmw, Apolo uopttlto, tho JtDilh 01111 to tkla of tho worda .,.. all ltlnll. Jillch da,J Ute IItten 110 dlfforwtt. A FOR YOU ~: BRP IR )I Bert ,.._.__ 8 81 :~hOOd_• m_b~~gys s~:thtor w. . &-. w- 11. Emerp 16. Wsoc 1t. ua WMPO Radio JULY II'ONDAY THRU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - · News 6 01 Sacred Heart 6 20 Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm Uti News 6:3.1 Country Jamboree 617 Weather 7 00 Natoonal - ~~ws 7:05 Bill Miller ShoY 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Pici<J!n. Hardware ITut• Thurs.) 7:50 News 8'00 Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Sho~ 9:00 News i:OI Coffee with Janet ll:OO PortraofB of a Patriot .0:05 ~wap Shop :30 Social Security !0:35 Bill Miller Brunch Sbow O:U Maoou Ajr. Proaram A a.,,, ... q..._ BDQll: 01DO Jlll: EI HII:Z UNB10 Uli:VBZNli:I JDQX ____________ P K V It U 0 X z.-0 D Z IN It y ..ta'day'o C.-yptoquote: llONlllY IIIUN08 I:VER~ICT~IlNllll '1'0 lOU. JCYKN YOUJI. DA.UOH'l'lilRio Btl'AQ , WJEH RADIO 6:30 Dow Jones Averaaeo. 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National New• Monday Tin Friday 7:&.1 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Sign On 8:00 Sign Off 1:00.15 Musical Clock SATURDAYS 1 •I Bt Sllll '" Know 6:00 Sign On - New• f:02-30 New• 6:05 Country Musto nme 7:fS ?trsl Baptist Church 6:20 Country Jamooree 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo ' ·OO Protestant Hour t:OO Tolk of the Town 7:30 Sports Parade 9:56 Public Servior Shaw 7:35 Larry AnderllOD Sbow lO:Ii Church ol ~~~~ •U:45 It's Music'.utchstrir" n,oo Dairy Valley an~ Pwllon's[·· _,.. .., I ·· Top Ten Show 11:05 Momina Melodleo, 12:00 News M6n. thru. Wed. 12:15 'lusical Interlude ·· ·; Ch>rch Bel · Rlnj, Frt 12:30 Rev. Merlin reels II · Worl Newa 1:00 The Jim Mees Show • !0 Evall.! r 1Uetin Bor 6:110 Sports Parsde 12::5 N'l'l ~ gr· 6:05 Jim Meu Sltow 12:"' AprJC!111··-. Prograt'll UO Natinnal News 11:fS C<nntry G< Round 6:25 Sundown Serenade 1:55 New. Beat 8:110 011 the Air 2:00 Cot.onl y Go·Round Sl'NDAVS 2::· News Beat 7:80 Sign On - Armt Hour 3:00 ~·· · ... atiDM <Tuesday; 7:55 News 3:55 News Be ~ .0:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 6:00 Baptist Layman'> Hour 4:110 Dl~clng ,{'t.. Doss 10:45· A.S.C. Program (Frida') 1:30 Sunday Show 4 30 ·•terchana> 11:00 News 9:00 Sunday Show l:OO C·• -- uni ' Newo '.1111>' Tiny'a Country Junction 9:30 The Bible Speakr to 5:15 Bob Neal ~pol,'ll Salute 1:30 nuy't Country Hymns 9:15 Legislative Report Frklayo ,2:00 Cemenl Block Newo 10 00 The Good U!e 5·311 Sunset Boulllard 12 :30 Goesslor's Guest Star 10 : 1~ Conareumao Moeller 9:1ttl Oil The Air <Fridayt lv:30 The Sunday Show Satw1iaJ '2:30 Larry Anderson Show 11:30 The Quiet Hour 8·00 Sign On 3:)) ·Jim Mees Show 12:00 News 1:00.15 Mn'ilco Clock 4:1$ Blaeitnar Auto Show 12: I& The ChrisU801 Hour 7:~ 1e Still and Know 4:30 Electric Company News 12:30 The Rev . 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LOOt<S UKE! &T THE't' GiOT SO f KCITiiO, GOIH' TO THE FIRE, I~ WH"/ 1H£Y F'ORGOi ·eouT .... EETIN' Uif WE.U., WHirr AR• W,_.TIN' FOR 1 7:51 Sian On 8:00 ''itt Singlnj Preacher 1:15 1\ :•· 1 Rop l::l Clourch r Christ t:• 'IIUic: I• ·'•tdl 10 . ...1 F. t Baptllt Church ll::l ChUdren'o Chapel 11:4" Sun~'Y Now· ~pe<lal u:OO r .ws aeporl 12:15 ~ •.ocopal <""•ch t.: 45 · ,t··ollc Jnforma: 1:00 Church of Gad 1:?" Call 1:00 Old Folflc Hour S:OO llymns from Hardlna 3:15 SundJy bltowcua 1'15 P4 .. r Se"I. Show 1190 lilt Parade 5:00 City · ·, Re _, 5:15 1180 flit Par"de 9.'0 Of' The •Ir n,., *·•· _!_::..::...,::::-::..:::::-_ ___:_:.;,::....::_ ARTT.SAJiiSiifMI WINI>IIF WINirLI • IRANNEil . .JIJ9'1' flO!>! MY .!EArl/liN HIM 19 541'6 W/IVNIE 70 HCPSEV. NOTI ( EI '*" .:--:-·Mabl Srst ..,.. ...... 39. &lorn to.-Polo $340 I r' B aettna s ~IIIIo p1an1 Sf. Revoke 16. Cltarre fer service• 1n11111 ap1a ..._,...,.., I with ~~~- :14.- IDOtle poln~:·­ •unit n~ ablo: Brlt. eoUoq. a:I.Oom- I b abbo. ll.Am- llnlal :11. Require ---·-NHt. wr WATER? zt. Slender AIR CONDITIONING _ " "'rellet AUTO .=-;;;;==.---c=:o:-: fETCH MEA BUCKET OF IT. Tufted btl\ MARK IV I .., II.Gfm<U lf 'I ,..- 25. P zt. LoJuJ p><1o l9.Pre-Rornrla 22. Heavy Blaettnars 6 FETCH !NTH'WOOD, . MONEV-W1LL 1 •. U& Sot""'""' !&Am . r. an rs. "'""'"· By Enlyn Brle!tltl at Letart Falls. Mrs. Harold Timmers and Holiday gueBts on Monday, '"" ,. ...... Pom•,... ""'" MAGN-ETOS, used, lor A.B.C.[ bought on land contract Ph. new and used pianOB, organa 61 Ford $895 Mrs. Jack Mulligan of Cincin- July 5 of Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Wanted To Buy H M. Farman. One new L 1 WY 2-6021. 1 13 3tc and guitars. George Riddle, Mrs. Elva Dail>: and daught- nali spent the weekend here McKenzie were Mr. and Mrs. -1t Accordion and Planoland. Fairlane 500. 4 Dr. Extra er, Judy, viBited frtends m Galli- with their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Coe, Mr. and Mn. USED-POULTRY equipment. rear fender for '50 Chevro e . i HOUSE for sale in Racine. Call 2928 E. 5th Ave .•~Columhlll olean lor model. Locsl own· poollo recently. John Arbaugh. Bert Grimm and Mr. and Mra. 3• Clarence Roy WI 9-2811 . bulk bins, 60 brooders, 110 Write F'. Dodderer, Rt. or, 6 ryl. std. shill. Miss Tool Wella apent a day Recent guests of Mr. and Robert Lewis and children. automatic w•terers, automa- Coolville. 0. 7-LD-ltp ' 7 13 1211!_ 19• Ohio. Tel. CL 11-~ls:- 30ip 64 Chevrolet $2,195 recently with Mis1 Sandra Bai- Mrs. Gersld Violet and Mr. Mro. Bill Wood! of JacboR- , tir. self • feeders. Must be AUCTION, saturday, July 17th, FOR SALE· Syracuse, house, ---ley at Racine. and Mrs. Alva Clark were Mr. ville and son, T-Sgt. and Mn. in A·l condittoo. Write Lan- t ·OO p m I have sold the' · . ·t ·t water W D d V8 Belair. 4 dr. Sedar. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Me- and Mrs. Denzil Geoglein of Frank Woodgerd and daughter, caster Poultry' Box 662. Lanf~rme; Villa•e fire . ectl House I gas, nye, c,,~!-k an vhocuum550· trans. Shows Power good rare. Automat c ter and son•, East L'overpool• Pomeroy, Mrs. Margaret Hea t• Terry, vi!lted a day laat week t h. twc letlectriCOt o s. ·~ from' CARd e . WAlSH~ sturin&. 0 S 180n s car was , 10 7 13_ 3 c located on 4th t. 0 " Y caster, O 10. d .d park $2000-00. Phone p St Mlddi Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and on and sister, Miss Mabel Hag- with their relatives, Mrs. Frank 1 WY 2~ORDWOOD, buzz saw. F. Dnd· the rear of th~ aa;.',';" P ~j ~; ;~~ 1. · 9 t 3tp 'SI~~e ~n rron:'~' ~- m. to daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Char- er of Bradenton, fla. and Mr. Cleland, Mrs. Guy Sayre, Mn. d Itt 3 Coolville Ohio and must vaca . ' s · da k. les Filch and children, local, and Mrs. Larry Roush and Maralyn Taylor and Mrs. Evt1 p. m. seven Y• a wee erer, · ' l-ID-3tp the contents consisting in part , L) / P Ohl were Sunday guests of Mr. and daughter of Winter Haven, Fla. lyn Young. 6 30 30tP C"C==:-;:;==--dishes. ol furniture, dishes, both old! fft,.tl omo~, 0 Mrs. Charlts Van Meter. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Gramling Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Calms ANTIQUE F'urniture, and new, iron and brass kel-1 Mr. Wesley Cozart called on and children of Akron and Mr. and family of Tipp City spent ml~ellaneous Call or write Mrs. Howard CecU, w.: i 11es, 100 0 \d poc· ture frames P<IMEROY - 6- room frame FOR SALE - 1959 Amerl can Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesen- and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and son tbe holiday weekend with 800 oil lamps, telephone box, all on one floor, bath, gas ~mbler, $150.00. Call WI 9- camp Sr, recently. of Cleveland were Sunday friends and were overnight visMain St., Pomeroy . 6 29 tfc ' old books and other anttque hred healin", out ol high 2912 . 7 11 ltp Mrs. Thetma Cozart and guests of Mrs. Maxine Chap- itors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill _ _ ____ _ arltcle< and many other arto· t and near Main Street. 1 daughter visited her mother, man. eo ..rt. Fot Rent cles. Something for everyone. :-:,: 00 , FOR SALE - 1954 Me~~· Mrs. Mona Wolfe a recent Sat· i Delphin Christy and son, Mr. Dale Sayre, son of Rev. lnd ___ Come and buy. 1 must sell outlz r.Duis ·FROM NEW DAM-~ V-3 SIBndard transmossion. urday alternoon. iand Mrs Roy Christy of Co- Mrs. Gary Sayre haa ernploy1 ROOM APARTMENT, utili- A. de. ABradford,TOwner. Bcrat 6 • room frame, bath, full Excellent condition, $100.00. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and lumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Clil- ment in Columbus. lor uctoon. erms: as • air 1 WY 2-7103. 7 9 3tc SU!vie were guesiB of her par- 1ford Adams and children, Col· Monday holiday ~·estl •l 1 1 ed hot N ties paid. Fife's ov- not responsible for accidents. floors , •• HJlldore • elty Shop. Inquire Middleport. 9-l!J.6tc basemen heatmg, 'harodrcood w S1Ies & Se rvice n. Ramltler ento, Saturday evening. iteen and Connan of Madison, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. 7 13 3tp plenty of closet space, large , World lllaadll'll of Compael Several from here attended 1 1nd., were recent Monday vlsit- were Mr. and Mro. Wm McKel· --====--;::-:-:-:: 1965 STEREO console with ra- lot with shop building and 21 • Fits Almost Every Car Escelleaee the picnic at Portland Park held Iors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles vey and son, Marvin, Mn. Don I BEDROOM home, nice toea dio. Equipped with 4 speed car garage. Located on Route Ill& - nom. rtdt ... Jll" by the Freedom Gospel Mls- Belzlng. The Chriatyo were Johnson and sono, Br!Bn and lion. Available immediately changer. Nice walnut fmish. 124. $12,000.00. eTransferable Wben ....,._ flmall .., oC"'I"ll' alon memben. Monday dinner guesta of Mr. Bruce of Portland and Julil in Mason, W. Va., Phone WY This set 3 months old. Take SYRACUSE somo GAS STA· You Trade Cara _ __, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer, and Mrs. Carl Barnhill and and Larry Dyer, Mlddleport. S.2318 or WY ~21. 7-1031c over payment> of $5 P e r TION l GROCERY - 0 n e • Guaranteed -..~-·• Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer an d family . Mr. Kyle Stump, Mra. Gordon montht 111 24 month or pay halance due, story flamt hulldlng, not ocmU llelnfOIIIa &!-. David and Mr. lnd Mn S. W. Mr. and Mra. Eugene lluuell Stump and ehlldreo, Scotty and $119.54. Try It in your home. copied now, located on Route or 24,000 &. IIIUIIIIreel, • Durst were llllODg lboH call- 9f Athenl called on hi• mother, Tracy of Akron open! the Call W'l 2-6555. 7 7 61< 124, corner Ito 50 s 100. Only • Most Popular , . _ WI Nl'll ., lng 011 Mr. and Mn. Harry Mn. Margaret Russell and weekend with Mn. Clara SOLE · t2 700 00 In the U.S.A. t D tfl: Swan during their Golden Wed· mother Sunday. Rouah, Mn. Kyle Stump nS~~:.e c~ mlocltln".:"':~ OERT .M. eox. SALESMAN ding anniversary aelebrallon. Mr. and Mrs. CUnton Oxley turned home wllb them alter b nhol WY Wl3l WY WIH 00 lnlurtnc:e Gteg Mlddlelwart visited Ids of Albany were Sunday guests opendbtg two weeko with Iter · i ROOM and hath house. Ill- zags, makes u;::' ~ 1 1 Sic ' lnstoliM ClllUBin, Mike Mlddlmrart on of Mr. and Mrl. Foa Halsey. mother, Mrs. RoUBh. quirt Maplewood Lake, Clyde for sale 1n RutPlk1I'O Copylll& llonkll. Cup- Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Davld Davll Milo Sandra Curtl8 of PamStoke. 7 8 61< =~o::ar::.•· :P.,ate. LARGE Take over payments of $5 land, on Depot St., facing Rl. lei maclo at lop! papa. Mr. and Mrs. Lesllo Norlhway and aon of Gallipolll were Sat- troy spent two days with !tor r month or pay balance due 12l Phone WY 2-55511. • bb1lt recorda and IIJnool 1117 and family of Grind Rapldl, urday gueail of his parents, grandmother, Mrs. Leoao Curpe 0 otber docuwell11. Mich., vilited ber ~. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davll and lis. $75.86. Try it in your bome. ' 1 I l2lp Pomeroy, • llellta . _ , Pws ., and Mn. Charles Van Meter daughter, Doris Ann. Mr. and Mra. John Arnolt lnd 7 7 &lc HOUSE for oale, Laurel Clift Call WY 2-6555. 1 1 de briefly before Continuing on Ill Mr. and Mra. Earne~t Eisel- daughter, Kenda, of Wellsville NICE HUNTING Beagle pups. road, ll acre. Phou WY :1- Jl)lN THE AAA. Be protected Florldll for a vacation. oteln of Coeur D' Alene, ldabo, spent tbe holiday weekeud $5 and $10 apiece. Phone 11322. on Road·bond and <rip serv- Music1l Instruments Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and their daughter, Mr. and Mro. SH 2A176. 7 7 61c Ice. Call or contaet: E. M. Paul and Murl Evans and oon son, Denton, of Cleveland, Mr. James Rees, Jr., and flllllllr if ___ L.I- Ll• .b.. Burton, 571 Broadway St., CLARINET, Ukt new, enD. vioited Mr. and Mn. HuppeR- and Mr1. Bob Dean and daugh- M~. and Mro. Fred Sayre.~ TAX OFF SALE I ....,lOw ""'MHf Jllfddleporl, Ohio, Phone SH 2-500. 7-1~18 thai and lamlly and Mr. and ter of ColumbUB, Mr. and Mrs. family of Rt. 1 Bowerai4wo FURNISHED and Unfurnished 8 2& 30tp W nted Mrs. Bob Van Meter Ia Penn- Woodrow Dean ol Mar!Bnna, W. spent the weekend with ~ Apartments: New Modem 15 Cu. Ft. Chut POMEROY - 9 room frame Employment I sylvania over a recent week- va., all vi!ited their mother, mother, Mrs. Ethel Jotmsoa Apartments. Two and three FREEZER $179 house with bath, hot water INSIDE and otJislole palnllnC. FOR THE very best painting end. Mr. Bob Ouro returned Mrs. Norma Dean, at Coolville and other relatives. Rhonda ... bedrooml. AU electric, brick Plus FREE Ice Cream healing, and 1 porcbeo. Lo- Roof work. Reasonab:e rate. and deocratbtg and roof r.. homo with them. Rest Home. Eames! Elselstein turned home whh thtm alttr 1 building, beautUully decor· eStverol Good Uood caled on comer loL three Phono Vl 3-27110. &-19-30tp pair phone WY :&-5686. Resa- Kathy Bissell apent an after- Ia a brother of Norma Dean. visit here wltb her lil'andmolhated plutered walls. ComFrtoms At Low, Lhighw8)'11 and bua transportaooabll rates. 1 11 8tp ~ with the R. R. Durst lam- They also visited Mr. and Mrs. er. plele Youngstown kitchens Prlc•• lion. Total price $8000. Auei'IONEEI lly and attend Bible School at Gordon Chevalier and family Mr. and Mrs. Clyde CrOll with dllposal units. Conceal· pOMEROY - Nine room 2 • Clllllplele Servt<e Notice Morse Chapel with Maxine lnd Mrs. Betty Combs and child- Lynn and Ray, of Columbus: ed electric beating system. POMEROY story frame house, or can be Crill Brsdford Tommy Dural. ren and Mr. and Mro. Joyce spent the holiday weeklnd wilb Storm doon and windows. Jock W. Corsoy duplexed, with aeparat.e en,. Wrllo, Prout or Coalad Mr, and Mrs. Wiley. CorneD Eskew and children of Xenia, her mother, Mrs. Howll'll .Nell· Bollinl completely inlluiBted. Mono110r trances, ~ balrl and ldleheno, A. c. BRADFORD were recent guesil of hil latb- and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stat- ler and other relativu. , Front and rear entrance. Ph. WY 2-2111 bardwood Doors, beautiful Jlaclne, ar, Mr. Frank Cornell and sona. ford and family of Pomeroy Beaull1ully landlcaped. Prl-1'--"'" rna s repair ser- large veranda, and Ufetime I 1 tic Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. Recent gueats ol E. H. Car· were weekend guests of Mr. WNESOME LlnERBUG vate parking. THE RAV-1 ""'v~'::'~n makes.' WY :&-2284. roof. Larp lot with garage. penter and family were Wesley and Mrs. Robert Marcinko and NEW YORK (UP!) _ LIU. EN TERRACE APART· The' Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. $12,000. ACl CONDffiONING Relrtcer- Dr. R. l Slick, M.D. Cozart, Mrs. Roy Donahue and family. Mrs. Winniferd Marcin· bu~s like company. Keep ~ menta. Inquire Thabet's Jle. Authroized Singer Salu and POMEROY - a • room brick atlon aervtce. Jack'l Refr1gGreg, Mrs. SylviB Allen, How· ko and family of Reedsville al- e!oca Beautiful, the pubUc - . partment Store. New Haven, Service. 3 1.9 Uc with bath, gas furnace beat- eratlon, New Haven, Phono Office Houn: ard Allen, Mro. Tresale Steib- so visited in the Marcinko vtce organizau.. that lor .... W. Va., or phone IIG-2236 or D FOR SALE 'tab! for lng and basement. A buy at TU :&-3537. _ 4 -~ _de_ Mon., y.,..,, Wed., Fri. em, Gayle Price, Oscar Fitch, home. . past d d ..,. 882-27"LAN • sw e $40110 larl Grader Plulblq and David Simpson, James Bird, Mro. Helen Whtte and daugheca e has fought Hiler 7 I 61c building. y, mile ~~~ P';( 'II AcRES _ Located In Bed· ~ • 1-4 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Bogard, · ter, Mona Marcinko, and thr~gh public education, ,.. -,P-A_R_TM=E""NT=-=Fo"'R:--::RE=NT"'. AI- eroy corporation. 7 6t lord Township on good gravel Mlnenvlllo, Oldo Other datos'- appt. Theodore Willford, R. R. Durst danghter, Tammy Kay, of neip.U"··. .ler ~ce. Good •-·- 2-6018. ___ P road one mile from u. s. 33. End •oar 10- tralbiH •r and Tom, S. Dut·st, Toni Wadsworth spent a weekend b ...... 10 tral ·•.,.... ' "1!.,""":::"~="='"'=""=::':~=~1 w 11 K h ug Instmct in people. . tlon. Call Walter Crooks, W'l Camper travel trailen, new 10 acres far cultllvation, balwe bavo 1 u tllel e s, at Y B1s~ll, Norman here with her parents, Mr. and Th 1, :1-3631. 1 10 Ue bank rate financing. Small ance pa~ture and Umher Sewer Mae•laet ,u·roMu'IL& - - _, Deem, Garry Grtfflth, Mr. and Mr1. Ira Kyle. e National Park Smlce 0 '' IJRNISBED room, ,;.th-, down payments. Balance up ..500. Reasooable Ralel CIDCIIIed' •.... ,_ opera· Mrs. Andy Ward and Shellf, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and renatth1.0• aolllrer hand, reports ,.;. .. "'"" .., · were ca 11·mg 1 n areas that" have • 4 !ffl ' to 4 years. ALBERT M COX, SALESMAN CaD WY :1-2174 Day or Nlgltl lllr't u.or.T ......, .._, ·• r • Mr. li nd M"· PauI E van• and 1children of Racme - .t utility room, nice yanl.h Poinl BARGAINS . WY :&-3131 · WY :&-3830 . 7 21 tfc lllllt P~ul Dean and Mr. and Mro. on Mr. and Mn. Robert Dorst I ~ eaned up are likely to remain Lane, UncolD Heig Is, Ph. Trailer demonstration, alumin7 8 Sic 1· - - - - -· Moeller Boll Barton. and son. Saturday. litter-free. Nearness dlscour WY Z#/4. 6 11 urn boats, outboard motor. . - . BEATING, B.Oibert. · Livestock ____ Taddy Durst of Columbus re- 1 Miss Sally Torrence returned \"' Ute littering Instinct. 80 rwo BEDROOM fumlshed Amsbary Apache Traller HOUSE lor _sale. l~l roor~';;; no:..., .,_!FOR SALE- Five gaited rld- icently 1pent a weekend witb lhome from St. Joseph Hospltai 1 n, Bays KAB, Is obvious• A .,. apartmelit. Inquire at New· Sales, 831 Fourth Ave. Galll- nllbed. Mmers~ "· · .. ~:._ WY W44l ing horse, registered. Phone lher pa_renil, Mr.llll!l Mro. Ru- 1in Parkersburg where she ! clean neighborhood makea·llle 1 ell'• Qteatr.e Pbono polls. Rentals. «6-023>. Phooe WY Z.33 ·• '" Ut 1fftl· WY s-2323 7 1 81c dy Durst. was a medical patient. lilterbua feel out o1 plact. 7 ·:10 lfc 111112301 • Zll Uc 7 • ltc .. p . . 1 S.Oom-- plat1ont I .,., "' ,.,. """" .,.wnm••" 100 BALES new • raw. ,. oy TWO HOUSES for sale. One ~ ACCORDIONS, oew and used. :;;!: . ..t.., ~r~...t•" "•"'• •11..._ """' carson, Rt. 1, Middleport, 1 room and bath, ~ acres. Expert repairing, tuning, letL'"'"'" ""'" ••• ,.._ Pomono• Phone SH 25291. 7-IOI-3tp , one 1 room, 1 acres. Can be sons. Also large selection ot 'l.Ooco oopltal: poss. lt.lr>otanl: 17.Ralsed I a~ds.Mr. 11. Lotv!OD 12. Negl«t 11. Woolly l&.a.Ja,se.porlof :~, !"2't:,r.;.~,:'ig!;olu~ Stiversville NeWS Notes OF 'IE TO I.Cirolo .. :,. ·=da 5, Pwda t.Ciaycr wY ~.:::~~:;:.. ~: SWEET SQUANDER ~UI<t' .. BblpPittc' .. Jlla&1l* tnJIIOJ /d Tuppers Plains Social Events ....... =·- 1Coppor pomefQV M0t0r C0 • 1 THill' SHORE WUZ. ·DAILY CROSSWORD _____.,.-- u••• Th~ -:: I - .. l ;~~~=i!a.ir: . S•le__ _ Dia:: WANT AD == 'usED bathtub good condition, I apether Mrs. Edna Pickensllllll 4 reasonable Phone WY 2-5293, INFORMA noN FURNISHED apartment, mo • .......... rooms and private bath. In- ; Frank F'ugatt 7-ID-tfc P<IMEROY - 6 ·room OP ' "J Solon Butcher .ol "•t• .. ar~ on taer..,.. P'll"ucauoe quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tfc .:. - .. ---~-home with bath, forced o r. a th hollda7 •M•n .....,... ,..., •·" - M I . WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue air heating and nice location. Class No. 3 of the Baptist Cleveland spent e , •.,,'':~"!'nuNO 3 BEDROOM _home. . , e vm Lustre Carpet Shampooer $6500.00. , Sunday School met Friday weekend with Mr. and Mrl; o:oRROOTtuNI' Little, Cheshtre,_ 0__- hoo:._:1l!J.6tc Corvalr MonZI Cpe. now $1295 July 2 with Mrs. Howard Ne1g- Edward w,, M • ..,. ... . '""' """ L 11 , tb. with purchase' o1 Blue Lustre. GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION 00 EdwardSimpson. Howell of Pomeroy 1962 ••• ••• •' ...,.,... MODERN 4 room and ba Baker Furniture. 7 13 6\c - 2 story brick, store 15xl • ti- bucket seats, green ler, hosleBI, at her home. MrB. d Mr. and Mrs. Roy HoweU Mlddl• - -- - t flares PoV\erglide, radio. he.attr, new ...,., an lnt .. ubll~:.~u~t!=' ctlt natu furnished apartmenL. SCHOOL GAS RANGES- Two rest room, basemen • . finish. Maude Young opened the meetn, Donnie, Richland, va., ,. "''' ., ~- .., "" .,_.. port. W'l 2-3874 - __4 21 tic t21 beautiful Tappan ranges. cent lights. 2nd floor !rontd, $1099 ing with the hymn "What A and so !led oP • •""" .... ~ .. d bath 2n C • G nbrt'er 9 Pill Fr'oend'' sung by the •roup. and Donald Davidson ca :~~~::· ':.medt•t•'• Th• pUt- MODERN 4 • room house. on Excellent condition. Priced to 5 rooms, mo ern . od- 1961 orva•r ree • • . e relatives Sunday. ::: <.~:~-:- ao:"'~~~':t,!: East Main St. Call W"Y 2-2J81. move quickley. can WY 2-- floor rear, 6 rooms , 2 m Red finish, good tires, radio, heater, standard trans. Scripture reading and prayer. G ts of Mr. and Mrs. Er-7 9 Jtc _ 7 12 6tc em baths, hardwood floors, 1 $795 After a brief business session . utes'mtth wer'e Mrs. Hattie 3563 =-=:;;;--;;;::;;;::-=~ :.:._ 1 d ted mc..,me $2011 1961 Rambler American on Y nes I of Harpster' Ohio, Mr. FOR -Trailer space M . I night- new Y ecora ' a program was presented by T =on N.RENT Second·IIV In Middle- AFcr~~~~ :ju~;a~ize approx. per month. This property lo- Convertible Cpe. Power steering, otandard trano. Good tim, Mrs. Harry Curtis. Readinp by a~ o~"- C. M. Smith ol Clear.ct f $1 00 cated in the heart of busmess radio and heater members were part of the an F'-., and Mrs. Amy efreshmenIs were Wolfe' water of "'Mlnersvt'lle spent • port. Near shopping distn •. 4 incheB long) 55 orAf .. . section. $18.000-110. ~ program. R Concrete pat101. CaII W'l • Do not refri•erate ncan I I aso...~-• d 0 I FARM- OUV E TOWNSIDPserved by Mro. Neger, Zl86, WY 2-3346 or WY 2-3600. worms, temperatures be ow 56 acres, well • fenced, plen· ed by her daughter, Selma aMy. 6-f>-Uc 1 tal to them I r and Mrs. Floyd WoHe of ::-,=;:-:::-:=:-::::=;;:::::;;::: 41 degrees are a ty water, pond, 2 story mndOPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Cross of Columbus. · spent 8 day witb rHKEE an<: iour , 00. , lurn"h• "Brown nose worms" (most ern home, 6 rooms, bath, Mr. and Mro. Frank Cleland ~ns ed pol tiJIIurnllbed aport. popular catfish bait sold. I 90 hardwood floors fireplace, POMEROY • OHIO entertained Sunday with · a ~- M~:!f ~~lfeRobert Roush menla W'l U4M 12 8 de lor $1.00. John Mohler • Lead- basement, furnace heal, b~rn birthday dinoer honoring their ing Creek Road, Middleport, implement shed, other build- Bus'•nen Opportunities Legal Notice daughter, Maralyn Taylor. Pres• and 4 ROOM furni'h"' apart· Ohio. Phone WY 2-7103. tn•s. Located oU Rt. 7. $13.· ent were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mr and Mrs. Owen Watson. o NOTtn' , 7 12 3tc ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· ( 500.00. ,,.•• •• ouu TOMI No. "·"' Taylor and chlldren, Mr. and M' s Alicia Knlghtstep ,.._ 5 II Uc . g contain· MASON, W. "A. If acres Now avaUabJa lD t.bll ana. :!,_* •• tM Matter at ,... APJIIc:atlan M Richard Youno and son IS ware. Brm "' rtDdJDI cliU'ritH· cum.. '' et tha Trust"' ., lt. , • .,... rs. '-& ' turned to her home in ColumGREEN BEANS. ana otMr tut aW.llnt pro· LUth.,•• Churcll, Pomeroy, Ohla. Mrs. Blanche Cleland, Steve b after vo'st'tin• her. gr·-• - lost 111d found __ TRAILER LOTS - free aew- er. Pick your own, $1.00 bu. clean, wire--fenced. and lays o.uu ductt. M &ell rtal ottatl. M d M H gh Ul •.., ....,. t Let Virgil Roush Farm, ar well, plenty garden. 8 room Kouw 1 - uea LGv.tmot NoUca 11 herebY J(nra tbat a pau- Cleland. r. an rs. u mother, Mrs. Lavinia SinJnann. LOST - Billfold between Porn- age and water Brown'! frail 'th b th gas Rou\e 2 - Jt,'IM us••Rmtllt I bu been tiled In tht Cour& ol ea· and family ,_ Falls next to Cernete ~:t· frame house WI a • Rout. :1 - P,510 lD-.eslm.IIDt ~:nmmon Pleu. lll.tJI Cou.n\y, oblo. ll'l\.!l • Mrs. Milton Wolfe went to eroy Parking Lot and Meigs er Park tStale Approved) ' 7 9 3tc heating, basement and two JbeeH•nt aUD1DP. wmrttruur b~·- cue No. 1a.1n praJ\Ill lOl' ~~~Rev. eye treatment Equipment ComP":"' · . U Minersville, Ohio, Phone W'l> It from 1 1ad court. tbal the u_ ......, d and ghte Mrs.M Paul 1Sellers nd Parkersburg !•• ~ 1 truet For lnten1ew. w e. nc I 1963 FORD TRUCK, half ton. porches (approved for res tnt phoM aumber to ' Tba oaUJ ol St. Paul'• Lutberan Cburcb. Pomand au rs, argan: a last week. She was accompanfound, pleaae D<ltify J~oor ~ 1 li tic ~ C II home for !I ' ve persons). Good tientin~rl. Ball' 6811-W. Pom•NJ· ero:v. Ohio. m•• be authortud to ••" Rosemary are on vacation dur~ . : H Cl • d En•le Phone WY 2-7705. -- . 1 • . 4,200 actual miles. $!,"''~~'"'· a \ upon 1 ucb ternm and eondiUona and . 1,.._ 1 led by M"rs. arry ara an - • _ 11-3tp 2 BEDROOM home mce. oca· SH -5012. 7 8 Uc I barn tl8x301 with shed. and W d "" '"'" Pri" " tho ,.,..,_ ... ., mg which they p.... to VISit re- Miss Anna Allen, Graham, W. 71 2 lion. Available immedlBtely. _.:::....::..:.:;:..--,----::== other buildings. Plenty water. ante :;,~h~~~al·t.::~.a~ta,::·~~~~ atives ln Kentucky and Dayton. Va. In Mason, w. Va. Phone WY CABBAGE, beans, cucumbers '" mile from schools and U. •'"'' •""'n and dlrootJoM ., mar Mr. and Mra. BUI Lake and M and Mrs. Ralph McKeRHelp W•nted 2-2318 or WY 2-6821. 7-11!-Jtc and tomatoe!l. Clarence Prof· Tt WANTEDI be n~e..•rJ and N-quired by law da ghte of zie r.accompanied their lOR-illM" S. 33. $12,1100.00. to .,,.,.plloh '"' matlon• ·, ',~;,na• u r, Lori DanieIIe, 1 VI 3 WAITRESS wanted, apply in FOR SALE !itt Portland, Ohio. MENI WOMINI ... ·····- ... out •• " on. Zanesville and Christine Lake • ' ~ 29_...,.. tfc C. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR Sal• ,.,, '"',. " ..,"'..., " tot· andLewis daughter, and Mn, person, at High "7" Club, _,-=:;-;-;.;;;~:-:::~::;;;:-;;;;: To Troln tor ,,., of Athens spent July 5 with law Robert and Mr. children, Caformerly Wonder 24 INCH Williamson coa1 1. ur.. WY Z--3830 Income Tu Con•ultanfl Lot NQ 21 tn Burnap'• Addltlon Mr and Mrs Francis Morris state Rt. 7. nace and Coleman automatic DON'T PUMP you sluggish ~U ALBERT M CO SALESMAN A few clear tbinkinl people to th.e ViUa•• of Pomeror. Me1J• • • • . rol and David, and spent two Bar. No experience necessary, gas healer. Carl Weese. Ph. tic tank. Get Kleao--Em·A z.Jeae will be selected from thil R•f•~:r::!'· ~~:d.t VoL 212. Pap Mheiss MShinirley NorMri_s •. secCoretaryt week! at Bellaire, Mich., in colored or white. 71D-3tc septic tank cleaner. Landarea to enroll in new. low· .,,, vot "· •••• ,. o... •~ at t nesota mmg . a the upper lake. 7~ 13 31 c. N""'EEDS 4 waitresses over 21 WY 2·3386. mark Farn. Bureau. 1 13 3tc eost training pr?:;am pre.t.ne;rrt;;n~~ c~:~n~Y·o~htom.rn.,.r St. Paul, Minn., spent a week Mr and Mrs. Duane Andrew m. till HOG WATERERS, 1 automati_c I Ul tfc pared by CPA's. arn lucral,· ot members or an' con•re,aauo!' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. or Ak.ron spent the holo'da• week • tive fee~-. (Some tax coniU " daJmlnJ lnt.el'flt In the JUbJK111 ma.-11 F N · h t he 10 · ' to Work from 8 P. 4 a. m. No experience neces· 1 tank 50 gallon • automatic I' Business ServiCel ant!! enrn Sf) and mon peJ wr Dereot ma' appear and • ' ern oms w 0 me r end with his brother-in-Jaw and sary. Uniforms (urnished. c.. n feeder , metal farrowing pen , MOBILE Home, 1957 Sky me! _..:::===-~-return). Excellent vear =~~r.~h:~·~tie~a~u;,t;t~~lh~~~~~ Columbus a~ the home of Mr. sister, Mr. and Mrs. James _ Day 29>-11300. After gas stove, refrigerator Ph.\ 43_ x 8 2 bedroom, good condi- BULLDOZER WORI( wanted. 'round Income keeplnl ell· ,,... w. C•••· Jr. and Mrs. Ntck Yost. Swart t M Reed Reedsvtlle ent'!l tas records. Dtplfied Attorney for the TrU•t"' ()f Mr d Mr p · W If 1 · Collect 8 p. m. call ~302. WY 2-6468 evenings. ton. r. ' ' Farm ponds grading. Free llfe-lon~t profession! s~. PauJ'a Lutheran Church, • an s. rtce o e o Mrs. Mattie Hoelzel and 7 9 6tp 7 13 3tp Ohio. Phone 667-1i338. 6-211-30\p\ estimates. Small dozer, low If you can otudy one hour rom"•'· o,t:'•;..,. OBI' " '" ,Lexington, Ohio, spent a week daughter, Debra, of Columbus, HE-LP--W-an..,te-d-=-:-.,-LI,c-e-nsed prao- H-A..,L~F~-R"'UN =N:-;;E;;,R:o-'B"'E;;-;cANS. ..Om- Real Estate For Sale hourly rate. Phone WY 2·2208. dally at home. write today '" "· , , . . 'lend with hi• sister, Mrs. Hazel spent several dayo last week atoes Charles Sarson above · j 1 12 !Ole \ for free facts, free aptitude FOR RENT Carnahan. with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc::,Cga!H::•. !~r p';;.:~;. ~~:: State. Park Portland . Ohio FOR SALE - House, 4 rooHms WATER HAULING day or test. EXTRA NICE, 1955 Che':~t Kenzie. 6-26-tfc Phone VI ~2484 _ ' 7 13 3t~ I and bath, 1640 Lincoln_ gts, night, 1100 ga. tank. ReasonSouthw••..m Acodomy pickup. Will sell or a e lolr. and Mrs. Homer A. Coe · aluminum storm wmdows able rate•. Will haul anyThe Dally Sendne• lor good car. EliBha Vilatoe, of New York are viBitbtg Mr. - u. S. Civil S.rvlct ,...., PEDIGREED female Seal- and doors, carpeting and where, Dale Lee, Racine, lox 668Y 12 Park, Middleport. 7 13 Jtc and Mrs. Ralpb McKenzie and point Siamese cat. No papers. drapes, gas furnace Can be Ohio. Phone WI 9-3172 Da)'ll Name Age · · · · othe rtlati e Mr lnd Mr $10.00 Call WI 9-3686 linanced Phone WY 2-2293 or WI 9-3043 Nights. Addreso .... Pbone .. .. Mc;enzie 'and tr~tn•n' pttl •pPfrt"'ed &::~rpel"enct" 7 13 3tc 7 13 6tp t 9 6tc _ Coe were dinner guesta Sunday I Cue .,. .:· · • • • IIIN CAR'"' It NI!Al AMIIIS \01111< ONLY /o\CWoliN'IS 10 IIE'IURN A'tl(A!)' HiNI1 ANI> IIAAI~ 10 Wfl'.• PERRlf¥11EP ns MJRACIILWS I.li-"'1$10N,TilE "f!liW.. OF 191l0Cf!i15 AIID ~flfNll' 10 !I!SI'IliiP INS11\~1t:Y 10 ~~ 00 ot'GINI!ftft GIJjlf, �l i I ' nnuaI -F.... m,lfy • A Outing Held by s·e"•R'te Cl· 'b . SOCIAL CAl ENDAR Suter Great Mrs. MaSOII Fisher lpetll MonF . Reco11erfiW Hi . Fraehtre . other Marfaret h' y , , ··"" volle, Ky IS the guest of . ' and family Mr and ll':rs. Homer touriSts spoil. M e and was accompanied home hy ' learned that her Mri. James Jovod•n. Hill and chlld;en of Langsvolle Mr. and Mrs. Harold . oorl her daughters, Carll and Bar..1 ..1 I IJ ' John Orr tMary ,.. 1 Mr. and \1rs. Edgar Reynolds I have returned from a vacalton and chtldren, f bara who spent the past week! JULY tl 'Tho annual famlly outing ol ltJent at Jamison ' have returned from several days I a Buckaroe Beach Va and Steven o nconna t, with the Smoth's. i uxll the Sew·Rltt Sewln& club was New Castle, Pa., where e,. viso• in Morgantown, w. t ' vtsotmg this week wttb her par· Mr and Mrs Gene Alkire and, Tbe Amertcln asS held Sunday at,.rnoon at the l llelng treated for a blp fracll!re, , • Va woth their son and family. l' Mr. and Mrs. Tony ow- , ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Fosher 'rnberl and Karen of Colum- lary ol Lewla Maney Portland Park. . received In a fall at net ho~. Mlddlef)orf a l Mr. and Mrs. Val Edgar, Jer and children, Mark and Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Everett weekend guests ol herlwlll meet Tuesday at? G were played durlngl Mrs. Orr bas been 08 p I . nd '"'" Hevo.olds and children They , tha and Arlen Kmg vtsoted re- ner and dau~hters, Karen and parents, Mr and Mrs. Pear~ the Mt. Moriah Ba~t ' u . the ~~n and a potluck lOt from the effects I a stroltlt Mrs Stanley ot eo a rail. we;.. called to Morgantown be- cently m Akron wtth Mrs. Fow·l conme recently spent a week Park" '11oe DeiiCOIII and aconesses dlliner was aerved at & p.m. since last fall. Prayers Kvte and Erte. ot cauSl ot the death ot then ctau ler's brother and stster-m-law, at Mrytle Beach, S.C ! O'Donnell LlncoiD 'of the li'lrsl Unlled Presbytert.: Attendln& were Mr and Mrs. for her recovert ·frol!l ";" . :nd •:.harl"' l father. Mr Harry 1 Mr. ani Mrs. Tom Metcalt Mark Vroman, Belpre. basi Heoghts who bas been empli'lyed Church will the Edward Wells and Ruella and her friends wil• be greatly ap., " " M •H Hirks who dted followmg a George Sh1veler, .lr and Mr.l been the guest of hts grandpar· on Wheeling, W.Va. bas been ong, July l3dat P Jane and Belle Jean pre.:ioted according to Ml• 1t l lnng \1 Rlhmny ·Crabtre< of Cmrtnnati VISited lents, Mr and Mrs. John Vro- translerred to Racine. ,pastor'• United MetJt. tar, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Sauer. Dr. and Mrs. Orr'• " "''" and "" l.ee sm' ' ' w1th Mr and Mrs Will Mevers man Mrs. Clyde Andrews who has , TheW meet at the Mr and Mrs. Donald Collins daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Pa\11 mn Children "' m Mrs Lee llcComas has r.- 1on Sunday. rettred from her employment at lodisl Church willat 7,3Ji . m. and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Jamison, who are serving ID ' I <lwn "' '"'" "" '"" tu.-ned to her home after spend- : "'""""" , .,...,.,.,.,.., Ohto Universoty will leave 1church, Bl nl Mrs Boyer and Barry and BreD· the missionary fields m Afrlea, n•'-"' ' '"'"" mg several days With her sister : Mr and Mrs Cornel , ,! Thursday for three months visll,wlth Ml" Nee ng al and da and John Johnson, Mr. and are expected to arrtve the first Mrs Je<ste Jenk m> ul and family. Mr. ann Carl l are'" Chocago. lit on I_ With her children in Jackson- : c. Melvtn lVIII Mri. Raymond Baity and Jill ol August for a visit with her .:;..____________ t'' Vanderhoof ant family m Wal- \1rs Leo Edwards ville, Fla. . Roush, Mrs. and Karen and Jenntler Spears. parents. He is a medical mil' do. They arrompamed her to Bradbury I has returne . I eop e n ~ Gene Eskew of Xema spent ! rs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me- sionary. : her home and vos1ted there her home ·~ New York_ Coty1 ' the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Everett .'f\'•mas Knight and Ricky and Jell, Mr. IJe•nre returnm~ to Waldo Also• and M1am1 fla follnwmg a "'' Pcmeroy i Hobert Marconko and tamoly and .Ralph Gtl;~~ Uth and Mrs. CalVIn Simpson and Scorm, Guestl are • TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY woth Mr. and Mrs. Mc- 1hero with her Mrs M and Mrs Dorso'v Roush ' was accompanted home by bts • '111 p t Councilors of BrU<e and Mary Bolinger, Mr. J'isitors to Pnrk were Mr and M" Har- Laura Bradbury and Haven, W. Va VISited son, Andrew who spe?l past ier Daughtm ol Amer· and Mrs.'Don Mullen and Mlclt- Members ol Girl Scout Cadtl FAMilY NIGHTS lntd r.eorge and son. Bnan Lee She also VIStled '" 7. f . lv lsundav evenmg, wtth MJ and week wtlh the Marcmkos. II a will 'meet Wednesday at ael, Patrick and Brian, Mr. and Troop 185, Middleport, ,and their " THE INCREDIBlE ot G•llipolts. : wlll1 her daughter and a_m' .. Mrs MaiOO Ftsher and famtly. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas llassler c , m at the lodge hall with IMrs. Charles Rideout and Char- uests visted Camden Park Ill MR. LIMPET" Mrs Leo Smith and Mrs Wol-t Mt mld Mrs Wolbur Urban ' and Mrs Orns Harns and ' ol Reynoldsburg " spendmg ciarence Neutzllng and !les Jr and Sherrt, Mr. and Friday. Adulta ac, Don Knntt s l':~rt,\{' L'nok K Russe-ll are attending Mrs Guy Reynolds and. Mr Mrs. William Fisher VISited Sun· few days With her ~arentsi !\~ : Mrs. Virgil Walker as hostess-- Mrs. Tom Gru~ser and Barbara ltl'ompanying the gtrli were Mr. the WS.C S. School 01 M 1 ~sinns l and Mrs Willtam Blan? and dav evening, at New Haven . W. and Mrs. Harry Keoser, M n r 'es and Jeft and Tommy and Arlee and Mrs. James Cochran, Mr,. _, ndbeing held thts week al Ohto rhlldreo Cathy and of Va. With Mr. and Mrs Burrell ville. Mrs. Keoser bad White Rose Lndge of Middle- Johnson, Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Ted 1\iley, Jr., MrL "SKY DIVERs·• Wesleyan '" Delaware. Akron have r.turned from a Dawson ,home from Holzer Hospot<t a •port will meet Wednesday aft- and George 'Bnd Vtckl : llwillie Maude Coats, Mrs. Char· 13 1 a-Dally Sentl11_el: Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 · July · !~: 1 da~;ht:~~ ~/~! """"~~ . i Around And · About .) ., - vacatlon trip through the t::~ ~~~ 1 smoky Mountains and < F.n;'"",h "h~r h,~re f~r VI~" ~l•. tnJ~:::;i~nd~a~~ ~thy, ~och~~ Bach-~~. wer~ Ro~aid V~>llmg ~·'""' ~ames- ~rs Tues~y moth~r. !~mas c:n:;·~~~~:ol ~ew t~e ~r an:~ I card~ enttne De11oted To Til. Interutl 0/ T'M Meif•·Maon .4reo --=---- Ches~ C~n~i: at y • IJard t~ Alk~, ~;~~:0. :;•~am ~~:~:rett I vtsoltn~ Hobate~ s~~the Vance~~ h~sme<s Mainly About ~stht'~ ,- p I I ~ • ll08ptta~ ~ ~~· m~,~~yl: I olin~" < sa~ sl~, Sa~i;._ls ~~lo~ ~m~t I ght~r-tn-ta•·s ~: :~~~. ~untington, I ~aria - re~rn::, Char~es omprovmg. nt ernoon al I p. m. al the Legion t5andy White, Mrs. llarold ll les Edwards, Mrs. Keith Gob~ Moss Lena Grueser spe hall in Middleport. lloslesses land Brenessa, Gene, Mark and land Mrs. John Fultz. Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. liar- , will be Mrs. Homer llartley and Philip and Mr. and Mrs. _Eiza Members and guests attenllrv Kooser b II , Mrs Richard Owens. Gilmore, Jr., and Joe, Rtcky, ing were Dellbte Laney, L o11 1 Dr. and Mrs J. B. Mars ah 1 · JULY 15 Roger and Mike. IAnn French Mary Bradbury, Lo · 'II K 1Jennifer and' Brtclgett · ble 1of utsvl e, Y• spent t e. The Meigs County DemocratGo • 1 weekend wot~ . h~n;~~~~· ~r:. ·,c Club will NOT meet on July Stan1bury1 Return · Jane Gilkey, Robin Mills. Jan· ,John F. Bao) anied b son 15th as usual but will hold a T S Antonio et Jones, Sharon Glaze, Mary ! Marranna family picnic on July 18 at the I Mrs. Keith Stans- Holman,. Gail Beard, 1 n a ' f Rock Springs Fair Grounds. · H Jl Kloes Lmda Cochran, a Y Iwho have been the guests o '11oe Gra e Hall will be open bury and sons, unter. m: Bunc~ Debbie Gilkey, Joyce jtheiC grandmother, left tnday for •at 10 a.ngm. Picmc dinner at ;Rex and Shannon, have ret~rn. Riley.' John Pat Roley, Kevin vacation at Mongo, W. Va. 'noon All are asked lo bring a •ed to San Anto~to, Texas, a tel Betzin Kathy Moore, Brencti Mr and Mrs. Charles Gobbs lfood basket and their own two weelm VtSit with hiS mo- Ed ~s Debbie Hermann and and Mr and Mrs. Fred Rosen. . ther, Mrs. James Yeager: hts wa ' F It 1 . . d the Red Rooter lble servtce. Soft drtnk and co. I Alber! Scholl and other Amla and Marc u z. . baum JOtne . . 'lee will be furnished. There woll unc e, ' club for a weekend m Cmctnnatt. ' be entertainment and fun for relati~es a.nd friends. They a!ARRIVES SAFELY They attended three baseball so vtsoted tn Washmgton, D. C. d M H rold William games between Milwaukee and aiL and Maryland with friends. Mr. an rs. ed a word thai 15 Cincinnati and other activities. The class of S.Sgt. Sha:lr Coporal Stan- --· ~v~s. ~ ;~~~~r ° TERRIFIC :sgt"~nd For uerrillas· MarK••~ ta- •• I Willi~UL:orkers Sta~b';?' s:~,: ::::;le~n.'t':~:;. 1 ~oll~wi~ his grad-Jiey ! I ' tho Enterprise EUB Church ·j ll years .10 R. Lemley, arrived safely Htryril/P, IT tt'nt'r will meet Thursday evening at ha~mg JOtned p g High in Japan on June 6 and Is now . d. ualton from . for three Ratrsl is 1\nJO)'f' the home or Mrs. Ben Buc k. ISchool in 1954.omeroy He is labora· In the PhT topptnes The BYP of Racine Bapllst Mrs. Claude Husted will be the, te hnician at Brooks Air weeks special tramlng. Church enjoyed a hayride and devotional leader. ~ ~ry ~ase San Antonio, Tex. _-:=--= -= :=·--wiener roast the evening of The Rock Springs Better orce - · _ • __ .. -· · .tuly 8, going to the farm of Health Club will have a picnic -- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lilt\ Gene Yost for the wiener roast Thursday at the Royal Oaks I I and the devotional program, Park. Members will meet at , which was led by Margaret tht Rock Springs Methodist I I I Cole. . · Church al 11 a. m. and br_ing I . Attending were Rhonda Brock- · picnic basket and table gervoce. •I les, Jane Johnson, Jan Alkire, " I "" I ORTHO MOSQUITO 11 ,. ;,,,, .; < I • "" ~li, u C B Rad' CJ ub I Meets at Mason Youth Center II Margaret Cole, Nanc1y1andand MJar· tha Yost. Alice Ce en10 nine and Nancy Bentz, C a r o I 1 i Wilcoxen, David Spencer, Clyde I I ,Triplett , David Batley, Mtke : , Hayman. Rookie crow. Chuck , Smder, Harry Ptckens, Bruce , MASON - T h • Pomeroy ·I Neogler. and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- B nd Citizens Band Radio club I lin Hall and Lee and Debra. 'h:ld its regular meeting Thurs- : Iday evening at the Mason Youth ' I PLAN SWIM PARTY Center, with Tim Neutzllng, , I , Members ol the Chtld Conser'd t . barge •I f Middleport prest en , m c . L : vallon eagu~ o • Communications were read will bold a swtmmmg Jrty and . including an inYI~Iion to lltlrtd cookout Wednesday evemng . at 8 stalewtde REACT meeting on •1 the Kyger Cretk Swunmmg s. 1 II and 12 at Coshocton; a ll PooL llusbands and chtldren ietrer from Cotulnbus C. B. Ra· i members wtll be guests for dio club announcing their Jam· I evemng. : boree on July 25; and from : 1011 11 ' MEET TONIGHT \ Parkersburg C. 8. radio club [1 The Pastoral Relations Com- annoo;ing a C. B. Jamhoret on See the olndorBth0 0 11 mittee of Heath Methodist .July · Fun 11cade!!, Fert1 •ze~ a Church will meet today a< 7' Plans were '!'l'de for. the ~- I partmenl on the maon floor. M be nual tamtly ptcnlc whtch wtll I P· m. at Ihe church. em rs be held at the Syracuse park ' of the commtltee are the Re~· ! on Sunday, August I, and prtzes l\ "'II ·' & "1 . '•I'II~ · II.,, i : ,,:: I JIV Ll BOMB STAIN D(U_s·NT ODOR I r, II • - ·- ·... - -complet~ 1 11ne 1 ~; EHa~~so~.;:;·er~e;~ttE: 1 GN:I"S IU t!' •srI _/"It J I 1 - I \~·~~c~~~::::~id: I 1 I , ' ~-•••••••••••••••i•iii~ 1 THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD THIS 13 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Now. you can enjoy all the advantages of Gibson 's high standard of_ qualtty and outstanding features at a pnce so low It will amaze you' Two separate storage tones with lwo separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep their proper flavor and freshness. Gibson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before il ever leaws the factory . It's your assurance of trouble-free dependability for years to comt'. bonor. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY "BEACH ILANKIT BINGO" -Tecbnicolor- Frankie Avalon·Annette Funicello·Deborah Walley· Harvey Lembeck-JuciJ Mcl'l'f'a ..John Aohley Colorcartnns: 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR ONLY FREEZER e FROST FREE Wood,.cker W1ntd Nl.. Ha.. Houu Practu...r PrloMolltp .88 WID. and THUUDAY July 14-15 • NOT OPIN WITH TRADE fRIDAY and SATURDAY July 1.. 17 eHOLDS 94 lb. 1 RUTLAND RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS FURNITURE THE PLAINS SH 7 • 3831 Aretnd Tree CornerMI Tweety s •• • RUTLAND SH 2 • 42_ 11 . • BUY SEVERAL PAIRS AT THESE UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES CONNIE$ _ PARIS FASHION - HEEL HUGGERS - BALL BAND SUMMEREnES NOT $309.95 NOT $278.00 NOT $239.00 Modo! 3612 COMPACT THIS IS THE "CLEAN-UP !" ALL WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES the group came home II<lream 1 nd birthday cake IIserved to the family and I""'" . H. 0. Wallo' 'PIRIT MIN IN THI MOON' ITeehnleolor) Edword Judd Martha lllt.,, Lionel JeUriu. Jlu Man Roached Moon Before! Gasp! Wonder! Thrill! ldttr Allen Poo'o "MASQUI OP THI 1111 DIATH" · · · ITecbnlcolorl Vlnoent Price, RIUI Court, Dovld Welton. Weird horror . . Shocklllll: Blood, Cl<IN, Ruthl~nneasl M11kfld Jail . . Death otalko c•lebnnta .... HORR,ORI · ----------• - FLAIs .:SANDALS - cANVAs - umE HEELS $1 and $J --------------CONNIE DRESS SHOES- VALUES TO 10.99 $4 VALUES TO 7.99 SA~E PRICED NOT All SIZES AVAILABLE BUT GOOD SELECTION SALE PRICED ____________ _---· NOT ALL SIZES AVAILABLI BUT GOOD SELECTION ..._ e Shoe~ Displayed on Racks for Eaoy Selection NIW PALL SPORT IHOIS NOW IN STOCK lr; Connie 1nd l'erl• l'eahlon . -~· · - ., _ , .. . . . . . 'I . ...... ,...Uf••O!t ·•* • "'•· *·' ......... ..... ... ..,_ . . . . _. ... .. --. ~.,.. .. .. - ,., McNamara, ,-, . • t J Lodge Begin Tourof\Var I I 1 II I Hartley &. Bennett OBSERVI!S BIRTHDAY The yixth birthday anniver· sary of Sally Jo Walters, daugh· ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walters, was celebrated with 1 picnic and outing at Forked Run Lake. Attending were ~er parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'and children, Doxie, Peni, Mel· anie. Tom, and Sally's special guest, Sandy Johnson. Alter I 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY will be awarded. Refreshments 0 .. Rail, Mrs. James Euler were ..rved. Mrs. Galen Brown. 1 1 "ILLS n BIIIEFING - Rear, CtoW Lodre lll'ivto 1a w~ lot eoammao wllll l'relldeal Jolmaoo llefort deptrtl_, 11r bi1 IOCODd !oar II IIIINaq. dor to Soalil Viet Nq 'I fLIES, MOSQU.ilTQE( .., tr I Mariner 4 in Historic Space Effo I II ANNO;viNG ':! "'" ACTIVITY AT SITE OF $71 MILLION IDGH-LEVEL DAM- Dravo Corp. pursues its $28,853,075 lock construction contract, Immediate being completion of the coffer-dam, within which the giant Jocks wi!l be mounted. In for~gro~od, a lone _Dravo workman carves Ohio soli with a "834 Cat" and in background, two giant Dravo cranes (or dr ag-iines) rearrange the Ohio River bottom m preparalton for the cofferJam. ~oal . the .j f()RLD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 1965 batey lewis sheilds