https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/46fe3292a83174b0d911fe26f1ebb7db.pdf afe13baf6c74883ac86a5535cd3ec13c PDF Text Text ..1',.....' -..... . . ....... ~. '·~ .... • t 'I • • at y I en tin Det7oted To The lnterettl 01 The Meig•·Muon Area ' VOL. XVII NO. 75 TONIGHT & FRIDAY • POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ... FIVE ~{I FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1965 " TAKE HER, SHES MINE" .Ja mt' ~ Stt'warl ~an1iril Urt' llulun --(llld - " YOuNG AND WILLING" \' irgo nHI Ma~kt-·11 1-'a11J Rugt>rs SATURDAY JULY 17 "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" Chnslopher Lt't> Andrt'\1 Kt>i r - and-- "MARA OF THE WILDERNESS" Lmd" S<111 ndt'1~ !Color I BACHNER'S MEAT MKT Mariner's First Shot Is Scie:ttific Triumph MIDDLEPORT OHIO Hamburger ~~r·B..,Wieners Cream Cheese ~;~n "lk I M 5 flour 5 Sugar Bulk - - lb. lb. lb. 1 Broughtons 12 gal. Homogenized - - - - ctn. Gold Meder _ Jack Frost Pur• can• _ __ 49c 49c 49c 49C . lb. lb. OPENING CONCERT - The American Wind Symphony Orchestra opened Its summer season above In Pitts. burgh, Penn., and is working its way down the Ohio River with a stop at the Pomeroy landing for two days, July a2 and 23. Sponsored here by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce-with an assist from the GallipoliE C of Ct~e appearance will feature two shows, at 7 p.m. on the 22nd especially for children and at 8 p.m. on the 23rd (Qr adults. There is no charge for either concert. 49c Limit 1 Bag Per Customer at and Saturday until 9 to 9 in the evening. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping STARTING FRIDAY, JULY 16 AT 9 A.M. SPORT SHIRTS bargains all over the store. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS I Group 2.95 Values Men'• & Boys' SALE _ __ l" 1 Group of America's I Group Vel. to 4.50 Sport Shirts & Knits SAL! Sale, 2.65- 2 for $5 3.6.5 - Most Wanted Values to 10.95, Sale 5.50 - - - - I Group 5.95 Values lA LEI You Sevo Every Doy on Coametlca At Elbtrfolda on the First Floor MEN'S SHAVING SUPPLIES AND GROOMoi4G AIDS BAN LON SHIRTS _ _ _ 2 for 10.00 Vinyl Rug Runner Cushion back, 27 stairs. landings. Decorative, Easy Quiet. Reg. $3.39 91c MENNEN$ SOF -STROKE SHAVI CRIAM . 7:SC $1.00 OLD SPICE SUPER SMOOTH SHAVI CRIAM 75c 79c GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE CUAM . ... .... 59c 79c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVI CREAM ........•. 5fc $1.00 RISE INSTANT LATHER SHAVI CRIAM ... 73c 51.00 ICE BLUE AQUA VELVA . . . ......... 7Sc 69c WODDBURY AFTER $HAVE . . . . . . ...... 52c $1.25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ........ 19c $1 00 GIL~eTTE SUN-UP AFTER SHAVE LOTION 73c $1:45 Gllloitt 10 Pock STAINLISS STEIL BLADIS $1.21 $1.79 SCHICK RAZOR AND BLADES . . . . . .. $1.47 51.00 OLD SPICE SPRAY DEODORANT . . . . 75< $1.49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT .. $1.12 $1.00 MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT . ...... . 75< $1.49 VITALI$ HAIR GROOM TONIC . . ... $1.31 79c GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT ... . . . 59c $1 .39 VASELINE HAIR TONIC . .•.. . 93c CLEARANCE! , .. SUMMER SLACKS WASH 'N WEAR & TROPICAL WORSTED 1 GROUP VALUES TO 10.95 - - - - - - - SALE 8.Q~ 1 GROUP VALUES TO 15.95 SALE 11.95 1 GROUP VALUES TO 12.95 SALE 10.50 • 1 Special Group, val. to 12.95 _ Sale 4.75 Konstant Kresse, Wool Gabardinf..!!, Flannels. Summrr Worst~d SAL I SLACKS, cotton cord & knockabouts, val. to 4.50 _ SLACKS, dacron & Nylon Seersucker, 6.95 value _ Reduced ! PaJlamas, Milans and Str~w!i MEN'S AND BOYS' IAU 2.39 1 Group Values to 5.9S REDUCED SALE 3.50 20% MEIGS THEATRE Sumft"Rr tnd Ye1r Around NOW REDUCED - - ! Off Men's Summer Sport Coats. H.P. 4 cycle Briggs &: Stratton "Easy·Seln" Engine. Recoil starter, vacuum-action deck des1gn. Front baffle. Full cut 19 inch. $49· 00 SALI eAt Elborfelda Mochlnlc St. Worohou11 SALE! REG. $59.00 SIZE 9 x 12 RUGS SEAMLESS AXMINSTERS Lar11e selection of patterns and colors. DENTAL CARE NEEDS AND ANTISEPTICS TONIGHT NOT OPEN VALIJF.S TO 27.95 IPANA TOOTH PAST I .............. .. ...... . GLEEM TOOTH PAST I . . ............. ...... . CREST TOOTH PASTE . . . ............... .. .. COLGATE TOOTH PASTE . . . . .. • • . .. .. • .. .. . PEPSDDENT TOOTH PASTI . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . COLGATE TOOTH PASTE .. .. .............. .. MACLEAN$ TOOTH PASTI ........... . POL IDENT DENTURE CLEANSER . . . . . . . . . . . WIRNITS DENTU.CREME ............ WERNETS DENTURE ADHISIVI . .....••.. • . LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC . .... . ........ CEPACOL MOUTH WASH . .............. JOHNSON & JOHNSON MICRIN . .. .. .. .. .. .. LA VORIS MOUTH WASH . . ... ....... ....... We PEP$0DINT ANTISEPTIC . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . 53c 15< 75c 79c 75c 19c 79c 91c 79c 69c 19< 97< 69c 9!c Plolds, Solids, St•lpos, SALE - - - - 1.ll.ot Men's Year Around Sport Coats - - - Reduced % OFF ' FRIDAY end SATURDAY Julr 16·11 H. G. Wells· 'FIRSl MEN IN THE MOON' !Technicolor) Edward Judd, 1 Group Values to 69.95 1 Group Values to 55.00 1 Group Values to 45.00 1 Group Values to 34.95 • • • • • • Hyer. Wond•r' Thrill' ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS • ~!arrha Lionel Jeffries. Has Man Reached Moon Hetore? Gasp! SUITS ... SUITS ... SUITS • Yard 2~ Pomo...,, Cltllo Boys' Sport Coats Lln""l Sale ! Power Mowers $1.00 ALBERTO VOS SHAMPOO . . . ........ lie $1.00 LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO . . ....... 75c 49c WOODBURY COCONUT OIL SHAMPOO ...•• , .. 34< $1.00 SUBDUE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO . ..... . .•• • . 7Sc $1 .00 RINSE AWAY . . .. . .......... 7lc 79c LUSTRE CREME HAIR RINSE . . . . . . • . . . . • . 51c $1.50 CLAIROL HAIR 50 NEW ............. $1.12 99c WOODBURY DREAM SET . . .. ...... .. 73c $1.00 JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY . .. • .. .. . nc $1.00 SUAVI HAIR DRESSING . . . . . . ......... 7Sc $1.00 STAX HAIR DRESSING ~ . ...... . . .. .. .. . . 7Sc $1.7S CASUAL HAIR COLOR . . . . . . . . . . . . SUI 79c WOODBURY DREAM CURL & SET . . . . . . . . . . Oc BERMUDA SHORTS SWIM TRUNKS . 1 Group v,r..,.. to 5.00 $2· 50 W1rohou11 HAIR PREPARATIONS Sale 2.95 Sale 4.95 inches wide. Excellent for halls, Green or gray. Economical, Cleaning, Non Slip, Durable, Lineal Yard. eOn Salo ot Elborfolds Mechanic Stroot No Alteration !l PIP.ase STRAW HATS .WORLD Center for Furniture and floor coverings and wearing apparel for your family - lots of Sale $45 Sale $39 Sale $29 Sale $25 Edg1r Allen Poe•• "MASQUi OF THE RED DiATH" ~ Teorhflicolor ) Vin c~ nl Pric~. Hatel Court, Oa\•id \\lesion . WPird horror Shockong: Blood, Gore, RuthJessneSI'! Maskr.d Ball . . Death !ltalks relrbrants .... eOn Solo II lllolrtoldt Mochonlc Stroot Warlhaull 61c 61c 71< SEI THE MAGIC CHEI' 61c 76c 61c S6c 76c COOKING RANGES 71c Gas Ranges and Electric Ranges Now On Sale on the Srd Floor, with the other well known S6c 11c 6lc depeDdable branils, guaranteed by Elberfelds. See The New 1966 RCA VIctor Models HORROR.• SAUl $49.00 Roadmaster Bicycles Reedy For Prompt Delivery SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY JULY 11·19·20 "FLUFFY" oColor Tolovl•lon oltoroos . - Technicolor- Tho obovo merchandlao ia from our stock of notlonelly odvortlsed brands SAL I 40c 61< 61< ellock ond White Tolovl•lon oRocord Pieron Glrla and Bora :M ~ 28 lncb elzea eAM-PM llldlo• SALI ePortoblo Tolevl•lon hto en tho 2nd 11- Tony Randall, Shirley Jones , llkrffld• ere h<lod•••rtero !tor IICA VIctor Fluffy, eAt llltorftolft Mochenlo 11. Woroh•- "LOOKING fOR LOVE" Downie-Gross Inc. - Teehnicolor- Connle Francis, Jim Hutton . BE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAY I YOUit IALESLIPS P:ltOM Susan Oliver, Joby Baker, llarbara Nichols, Jay C. Flip- POMEROY, OHIO · "Homo of Arrow Shlrta" Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort NO LAYAWAYS eNO REFUNDS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILt pen, Geo. Hamilton, Yvette Mlmeaux, Paula Prentiss, Danny Thomas, Johnny Cor· son Ruonlnf time: 3 Hn. r ELBERFELDS IN ·.POMEROY . •' • ... . ·. . '· '.~ . .. ..;:..,..,.L,:,J... ~ ...- - - - ---~ --· I i '' 1 .,/ ' ··- . . ... ) ' Five Driver Licenses are ·Suspended in County Court . �') I • ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O'., July !8, ' ' ;' i All Star P~P~ !~'fu· ,5-0; Remain Behind Reds.. Seventh Annual Tournament at Kyger ~....... Launched .,.. 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., July 18, 1981 Judge to Rule in Brown's Defense to Slapping Charge Daniel Evans New Executive ·V-PofFirm I CLEVELAND !UPI) - Mun- In a 30-mlnute aesslon for, argu. lclpal Court Judge Blanche ment during which the jury waa Krupansky was to rule today on removed from the courtrJlOIII a motion for examination by Thuraday altemoon. Judge KliJ. the defense of statementa mede pansky then took the mallet' to police by the young woman under advisement and adwho has accused Cleveland root- journed court untU (9 A.M. ball star Jim Brown of usault EDT) today. and Thebattery. request by chief defense Only I brief mornllll aesalon counsel Norman MinOr resulted was scheduled today, to •.be 1iol· lowed by a recess to enable Judge Krupansky to take care of other pressing matters, and then a lull afternooD amloa will be held. ... Creek Little L " l I B Th N · P ace. Around the Cincinnati dugout •t cllng~g a::o:l b':ag~~leaders, Nuxball Is considered a good ::gg~ ~~;:,~ dde ~choolboy, blast did not clear the left tllttl UPI Sportt '1\'rlier The glitter of the youthful 1 ~ana:!r 11::~ ~~:er8"P!,~: ~:fesw:k~e ':;1 ~:,.~ndh.! ~~~~~~~ ~~telling ~~soe hall e -year-o lea~ 1 1e• and a lull house 1o r~;;;;;;;;,on- '" '" ...., ~'n: ~-·~• ;,~~" ~·; • elimination "e the six teams of the p~ ,_, of Pomt Pleasant upended Ra- ~,.""</ m~ung.s ~lg:t:!Y belpe~ a~d ~ ~5 three hits. • ~. ,...~ 'th w't ,...,,..:-, It will begin next r'rid g. J ::;:,~u ~ ,.... ,_·~ "" ...... '""'•· ,...... . IQ-6, Hultman workmg 4 ly Z3, and continue '" ... wo .... ... t~e .• 'I "' ,,,,..,, ' ' - By Tom Rall .....,...... a.. 1 l• ~t m... al' .. WERNER ' Radio& T.V. Phont WY 2-5291 Jj N. 2nd Ave. ··----~ Racine Retords Generally Good Middleport sports man I INDUCTED CINCINNATI iUPII - Th late manager Fred and four former C . players Thursd , lncmnatl dueled into Fame Hut. h Reds ct~n~~ir who guided , 1961 , became m ever so honored by the team The other new hall member; are Wally Post, Johnny Temple, Larry Kopf tnd Red Lucas. INGs . . . ·~ ~ .......... - { Two Divorce Actions Read Meigs Court \ ( BETTER USED CAR BUYS Motorcycle I Pop Portland EVENT WILL BE HELD UNLESS RAINING AT STARTING TIME CHILDREN UNDER 78 FREE WITH PARENTS ,.W''" - '" '~'• ~ed sacr~hce. conuMI , . .; JEWELRY ·-........~."''"" ~&~ ~'"'" . • I J e) ., !f.' . ers. ' Coker Jim contributed a disputed borne mo. "" mooO ,_., "' b~t - e l EWI S REPAIR SERVICE LADIES' SWIMWEAR REGULAR 16.00 to 24.00 Try · Lucky Strike Filters CLEAN "V ALUE~RATED" CARS AT LOWER THAN USUAL PRICES ! 63 FORD CUSTOM 300 _ 2 DR. ---· · - -- $1295 !J~oc~~~~.nch V-B engine, Crnisamatic drive, radio. back-up lights and pric· ' A nice selection of styles and colors. Sizes 8 to Listen to the ttil/, small voice of QUIET COMFOR . G-E Swivel-Top -- ---- VACUU CL 2~ Hurry in tomorrow! · - - Rtt. 2.98 to 4.91, Now 2.00 to 3.32 • 5000 BTUlhr~EMA). l square lettl • Operetes on 115 volts, draws 1111J 7111 ampst • Adjustable 4·way air· flow-158 tombinatiollll • lnstall-it-,.urulfl No special tool1 required! New York Clqthing House FRIGIDAIRE !pt~i~~~~~int set V-B motor. automatic trans .. power !Jrakes. power steerin r;~'~· :~~u~~~ . off by like new "hite sidewall tim, tint:d . BAKER .FURNITURE Mklilltpqrt. 0. Sale! GOOD SECOND CARS WITH TRADI! An outolandinl .....pdeect e1-. complete with ex!II- wends, dllltinl brusb, upholatery -le,pennalllllt W bel and~• ...,. ..... H&RFIRESTONE STORE 3-19S7 55 DODGE 56 PONTIAC OLDS 4DOOR 4DOOR Priced From V-8 auto , r~al stunp $3®to$500 $300 V·B motor KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR GMAC FINANCING MIDDLEPORT, 0. the 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ _ _ _ _ _ $1795 V-B engine, automatic trans., radio, white ·d back-up lights st ewall tires. New! Thrifty! "Take Heme" R11111Air ColdltllftW Rtt. 2.91 to 7.98 - - - - - now·200 . to 5.32 Sl111 6o/4 to 71!2 4 . w1sh~~t;~:~tricn~fpe~~~~~dsi~ae d~~ll tires, 4 on Sohd white with blue vin 1 · 1 · floor trans , windshield 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR _ __ _ __ SWIMWEAR REDUCED _!OFF Men's Straw-H;t; off $l 29 S 62 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE \ ----WY 2-5342 >. '•-i I I ~ ... •. I ~ ~ .• . _,,. ., pn~ped ~ a~ The Dodgers defeated Harrl· sonville's Bomber• 1o.5 Thursday to cinch first place in the Pomeroy Boys' League loop. , The Dodge<' tallied five runs ~n the first inning, two more I m the second and one In each NOW S.25 to 9;00 .;' ~'~· Z1~~es, ;;~.. • ~;.;=· ~',~ ' : ' : ' :::::! ,.:;., '". ;::.:.:\~'~1 '"~ ..: :. -,:!,: c I REGULAR 7.00 to 12.00 ·'' I K~~:y·sa~ S;~~~ 14~:01 Mmn~sota ' r~gulars ~~~t Dodgers Put Upl0-5 Win JACKETS TO MATCH THE ABOVE- 25% OFF SHORTY HACKETT, OWNER POMElOY, O. WY 2·2050 ·- , ""' ....,. ...or ". ....and top the ...... lrr the Reds three runs ln their sixth, hl~ a~ i SPONSORED BY POMEROY o FINEST e ADMISSION $1.00- FREE PARKING ----- ·•·~ ' pltc~mg 1:30 PM E. S. T. ALL MEN'S & BOYS' L~s I ~~1\ht)- Six Miles North of Pomeroy on U S 33 Then One Mile On Peach Fork Ro~d NOW 12.00 to 18.PQ MOTORS DISCOUNT SYRACUSE CHINA Fu~ ~big 1 ---- ---- "'" • frame scored '" every h; c a Howard ( 4-5) or John {7-31. Clonch, Childs 151 . tWP) and filth , h mnmg was the lmght) _g Los Angeles Balllmore at Detroit tmghtl- Boggs. Umpire : Art Stobarl wen our markers were ' Koulax . ac son {8-101 vs. Pappas <9-3) vs. McLa1n (7-3). THE STANDINGS · (15 31. Boston at Cleveland {ni bt l787 1 W L P.t. Gary Johnson went the dis. Houston at San Francisco Wilson f6-6) vs. McDowellgl!kl) Redle • lance on the mound for the Farrell (7-2) vs. Shaw ' Washmgton at New York Yank!es · Wl~ers. fanmng seven and is· , (mght) - Richert (3-7) vs. Red Sox sumg d flve walks. Jim Walker - - Suturday - •- Games . Dowing 18-lli · · Sena Iors 6 8 84 an L. rry Weddle shared tbe of . . - Saturday's Games Brave• duties lor Portland ri the. remammg frames. City al Minnesota Indians 8 fanmng five and walking 13, sunvllle scored one in Lo• Angeles at Chicago Yankee Catcher Kenney Theiss fourth and four 10 the sixth. Baltimore at Detroit was removed lrom the game Chuck Hannahs pitched Washington at New York '" th• SIXth with an injured route for the w1nners striking Boston at Cleveland night hand. ' · '"' s-\e 1out IZ and walking six. Hudnell 'til!'• ._, Hacine hillers were Johnson fanned six and walked six lor Lewis R • Se • w1th a single and hom the Bombers ep11r IVICB l{arr & Rick Snider a single an~ ~:::;: ,Bomber hiiters were Hudnell -FORVafllafldt hie and Theiss a single. For Wllh a lnple and single, Vance HEATING Portland, Larry Weddle had with two smgles. Cotteri ll, a two singles, Red Wallbrown a smgle and Carsey a triple. I e PLUMBING double, Ronnie Johnson ond ' Gettmg h1ts lor the Dodgers ROOFING J1m Walker, each singles were Chuck Hannahs with a ' · double and single, J. Welker two smgles, Tom Vaughan a double, C. Wyott • triple and E. i File, J. Buck and D. Pullins, WY 1-1374 :each a single. 134 Mill St. Middleport JULy 18 196 5 CLEARANCE I ~ • sto~ped I<nfgh~:~delp;~~nin:t (1().~\ncmnati ~'~" I ·I . · ' ~as ~~:srtir:."nnanl I ' .,. 5~ r;dit,~ ,.~~s ~~~~l!s ~e~hYork Meigs Motorcycle Club 'f ~io~ '"'' "· ..,._ , ..,... ...... , •• " & . : " ' " ..... ,,. """ Mld11eport and Southern at 2 W. L. Pet gb lHouston at San FranclSCO , called oa to popp m. ICinclnnall SO 36 .581. ··· ICh!cago al Los Angelea, night tho ball. exactly between Both Mason and Cheshire Los Angeles 52 38 578 American League E: mound. thl;d and shortstop round byes San Francisco 45 38 .542 3\i . w. L. Pd. GB I erybody delded somebody Mason will play the winntr Philadelphia 45 40 , 29 4, Mmnesola 54 30 .643 else gmng to catch 11 II or tile New Haven . Pomeroy Milwaukee 43 40 ,, 18 Cleveland 49 35 .583 5 ;:nt lor a smgle and two game on Tuesday. July 'll at P1ttsburgh 44 44 .>OO 7 Ch1cago 48 35 .578 5\lz ns scored before the hall fln5.311 p m. and Cheshire will go St. Louis 42 45 .483 8'h 1Baltlmore 49 36 .576 5'> all) bemg thrown au · Ch' !Jet 't 1• round · P agamst the wmner or the 1cago 41 47 .466 10 ro1 47 36 .566 146'~ Southern · Middleport game Houston 39 45 .4 64 10 New York 42 46 .4TI Cochran scored when Hysell, on Friday, July 30 at . p m. New York 29 5? ,337 21 Angeles 41 45 .477 14 agam buntmg, to the 5 30 The championship contest is Thu ' 1\ashmgton 36 51 .414 IY'h mound, a throw to catch scheduled lor Sunday, August Cmcmnatl Result• KBoston , 31 32 .373 22'f.J third went astray. . . 'a I, mght I at 3 p. m. ansas C1ty 24 >3 •304 27 .,. an eter fanned 4. walked Milwaukee 9 Plttsburgh 6, night ! Thursday's Result• 7 Clonch for the Red legs fan-) 1 1 5, mght CNew York Z Wash 1, night, 12ins l2ned 8, walked 4: Childs fanned lcago 0, mght loveland 6 Boston 3 mght . walked l. S I (Only games scheduled) Detrml 5 Bait 4 night 10 101 WIN BY FORFEIT 8 Friday's Probable Pltchera Chicago 5 Los Ang 2, night . The Senators played "prac11 K.Clty 3, lsi, twilight ' tlce" game against the Broves, hs (12-4) vs. El3 Mmn 2, 2nd, mght I as the Braves had only eight The Racine Yankees defeat- I Pittsbu;gh at Milwauk Probably Pitchero on hand, pickmg up a ed Portland 10-4 m Little South· (mght) - Veale 19-6) vs. Bla": , lmght) boy to play out the coner" League play at Portland on mgame (9-7). '19-2) vs. rant I Yanks 103 100 - ! Hutchinso~ th~y ~~~~~ ~;;; '~i Racme , Yank ) ' Hayma~ lann~ ' FOSTORIA ' GLASSWARE • ' In the. American League pace-settmg Mmnesola tripped Kansas City 11-3 in the first game, then lost the nightcap to the A's 3-Z Cleveland topped Boston &-3 . Detroit defeated Bal ti more 5,• , ch1cago took Los off batter Rik Van Meter and was relieved by Left Mik Childs. Childs bi Alan CuMingham gave u g single to then P Hanson at first base on ground ball and Van Meter ats I -.•. "' ' . .r-' • lh bouncer to Hensler at third base Short and three successors for i 1 and Harris was doubled at sehits, seven for extra base• IPhiladelphia at Cinclnna Major League Standings dre~ l~rst HILL CLIMB ' HAMILTON WATCHES St. Louis Cardlnals s.4l Th came from behind to edge the' New York Mela 6-S, and Mil· 10 Pillsburgh !kl e trounced only other National League games scheduled . ..... , , . , , • ' roy Plrates led the Gallipolis Yanks 8·1 with Steve V•n Meter on the mound alter 4\1 mngs when game was called on the II o clock curfew I Officials said no inning be started m the tourney 11 p m. Mg<ltl UIUHOA- H' ;,• FOR ALL OCCASJONI1 BULOVA, ELGIN~ . ' ...... IIXhall doubled to drive 1 a , to put two on. Chip Haggerty run and scored another as the ~=~: ·~=· •""' mM~. ''''>·~-···"" - """ "" '' ''"' '"" __. ·~"""""' " ""'"~II ~.. Top hitter was Huffman or Haven vs. Pomer:; at ; .30 IVI!II! GIFTS tor an 8-1 . Dodgen. ., ,_ ,q,,, F1fe "fanned and •• Harris• walked sIAN ·~, t /JOi{t!/)J(;Ojfdl• -Johnson""fmlShmg ""' ........ ... ••y 7, up. ,._,.I boys aged 13-14""""' 'II b • • withl::.:a;an::eo~! :r:~:::. Pbilttlelphia .. '"'"' "" B . . ! ~h· ~:~~~g :'ff started lor Wilkesvllle, Drawings were held Thursday centage lead on their 7 -4 vic- firth th g i.d1 K?'ng mto the home trying to score. Angeles >·Z2 and New York Yh ' lmshed up. They allowed f• PoP•' Leag.!• tourna- lory over the Yanks. Clonh e egs . starter Ron I th , mpped Washington 2-1 in 1Z inlve 1ts. two of them to c. nt at the Syracuse Ball a k gave up a smgle to leadn e slXill, Hysell led off nmgs. r "'"'· ,.,. .,.allowed '"',.., "' to Dodson. Dodson Just single A-tU{; f IJif,ilA pulled Cmcmnatl uniform Zl yean ago ers in hot pursult by blanking ·· D •- £ or . . praw•ngs T onv OUfney Are HeJd r~m USTc 1Continued from page I ) Chapel in the crypt or the cathedral - where It rested through the night - to the medieval grandeur of the great vaulled nave before the serv- f th mghtto alpebrlect w t tra· game lor ' ' In starturnaThmeurnsdagoyt off ona ag. raising cerem battle c July . a 29ticket . to the Iitle .I' dlti hesh1re Boy Scouts were In I ean't understand II! This II charge of the flag • raising, and usualcy euy for me!,. pray<lr F . the Rev· Robert Rider offered it was The battle for 'first evening place plays Two r 11 ' • baTII1n thethen beston"boy style."basesettled down Thursday double he M1ddleport Red Sox ope 1 ''" and s1xth ened with a 4-3 Vlctory over m M!ddleporl. Boys' League the winners Wilkesville, but had to put down • baseball play to a contest beas did luth hitting ' a 3.• run rally lD the slzlh to tween two teams, the Yank' Hensler and Tom Cooke I do 11. Dave Dodson was the ees and the Redlegs ' aggresSlve team base runS · . . Trailm , . I wmner Ttl e Redlegs look ·a slim per- mng. f Thur&:~on ni~~~ lillh straight wall. with an eight-hit performance .......... .. . '"""· ....~~·-· ... ,.,...,. .......... Redl·egs Take Lea gue Lead~aukee' . Where would we be without been responsible for fiv ..... ..... .. "" .... • .. C -vII Rail's Ramblings. ~ ~:e c:;.m~/::onm e~ery smce tenda centage point ov: Nu•· Angeles, have won only eight June 27 - ...... .OTOIQU a~ I Dd;o~g Last Homage 5 CadiiiiC Oldsmobile and std . trans. $100 �Sentinel Church News ., I ej~el' t~e s.. Our Nice hiiiCiion ~/ of GIFTS For All Occ•••lon• Pereee MIDDlEPORT BOOKSTORE Dine Out With Thl Femlly Tba ldd.t will love ltl The rood li .Uperb, The pmdllo ......... Ttm .. 1101, duiiJ, ... lito faol hlll'L Tbllwu lito tint ]lll'ldl.llld lunr It clldn~ oft II Ill thoqlll. Bo dlda't 01pocllo bt tho ..bole show, but he dOl thllll< bo ltld hll tubo -ld otond out & tittle. M llll&p. peDOd, he - jlllt ''one of till bond." Lalor, he will ralilo th&t If ..... ,.,.. weren'L just "one of the band" there wouldn't bl any band ot alL He'll otart tldnkinl: from Ibm, ond the parade will """ a lilt better In memor1 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Middleport tlwllt cloeo lflht now. For Tim bala podof value, lor 1 boy lito ._thaniD bl pari, 1o lila JULY CLEARANCE SALE I Mr. Claude Jones ... HONEY DEALS ... Wetchm•ker It teacll1np of lito churd!lllll churd!ochool. Tim will ,..tiler hla dluppolntmlllltl 1114 mri ~U, thrwch life, lllstad of alti>c up. Will JOUr younpltrl be u lucky! 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Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. Builders ond Building Supplies Cbester, Ohio Ph. 98D-2001 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy RACINE PLANING MILL Building Supplieo •ud Millwork Genl!ra1 COntracting Phone WY 2-3978 OD I wltb gulrtlll artd daoclenJ( u~ eer: Would lbe diell IIIQlllly prescrlhtd for these two lllneuBy Wa)'llr G. Brandstadt, M.D. es clash? ~Whol cauoo hialuo her· A-GelbD ...laiDI mBI!!'~'<I· nla? How can I adjust to !Ids um trtoiUcate and aluminum Ann, . 1»e ICIIoOl Y:IICI a. m.; Murflllll at Pine Grove wblle lite new cond!Uon? Wby lo ~gery bydrollde. There lll"f not day Sc!Jool at w a. m. Prayei worship t0:30 a. m., Eventna St. Paul's Cburc!J is blln!' nuilt. not r~n;mended? What IS tbe absorbed Into lbe blliod nnd· eon I I meettn~: 8:80 p, m. Wed .. choir llllrshlp 7:80 p. m.; Rober; Reed Allred MeiiiMlst lltareb - pro· noSis. safely be talten Jn loret \ Bible 'ehon' 'lu~L Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor; Sun- A-The opelllnc In the dla amounts. Tho only unwon~t·d 8etblebem Daplllt cburdl, Cleller Cbardl 01 God, Rn. day School 9:30 a. m., Charles phragm tt.at allows the esoph· results of takJn8 an ell·""'"'' Greet Bend: Rev C. L. O'U& GOben Spencer, pastor Sunday Taylor, SUpt. Worship service c . · .o paB8 from .the thoro dosage mi8ht be a lltgllt ron· oor, pastor: RDIIerl Lewis, SUpt. School 9:30 a m. Momtng """ at t0:4S with the Rev. Casto. •:~to the abdoiT'· 18 a polnl stip:;tion or an interleretl(·t-~~1th · t::n a. 'il. Mornfn& Worship lblp u 1. m.; rr:vaogellllie ..,. Tuesda~ evenina, WSCS meel.! of natural weakness - so lbe absorption of pllosphol'iJ> and Sunday Scbool; 7 p. m. Ev· flee. 7 p. m. Prayer meeun~~o at the home or Alma Swartz; much 10 that over 50 per from the dl8esUve traet. ealna lti'VIce: l"turto:IQ, 7:30 7:30 p. m. Wedtleaday; Youn& Wed., 7:45 p. m. Mid • Week '.nt of ·• persons over 60 The diets usually prescrl~ p. m. Prayer meeUn&. Peopll'o Service Friday, 7:SCI prayer services. l · ':l age have S'lllle de- for polrllil and lor peplle 11~ p. m. Cbes lllodlll Clmreh grer o' herniation here. T b e cer are bland (lliw In rougliltie Carpenm Baptist Qlurdu lei Me p!li'CODtage increases w II h and Irritating spices) and waokl il;md&> SchOol 9'30 a. m.; Mom "llurcll ·of Gtcl, MI. lllortall Pearl A. CUto, l'loSUlr; WOI' r 111 with a tendency to no! club In Worshl 10:15 a m. Rev. Oaalel Workmao, pollOI 8 service at 9 a. a;., Suaday obesity. · g P ~ School U•IO a. m.; Wor School at 10 a. m.; WSCS 1111 Ynu might adjust to It by I ltraa Boptlll Cbarea, Mlcldl. lblp service U a. m. and 1:30 ntunday of moath; Board reducln& if you are over. Q-My biller, 71' dfelml .... port. Rev. Donald lloolle, ... a. m. Pr8yer meeUne 7:30 p. meetlflll 3rd Wedneodi!J of lhe weight aad by sleeping in a : ::!w~He~:'':at'*: tor: Sunday Scoool 9:11 a. m., m. Tuelday: Youna People' morth. SEmlrecllning p o s II on. I n fore be 1011 to bed ., wbat FTed llolftnan, SupL; 10:15 L meellll&. 7:30 p. m. Friday. this posilion gravity alloti'S could cause lhll? m. Worlblp Service; BYP 6 P· Cb Rev i'lllwoodl Melhodlll Chureb 1h e portion of your stomach A-8lndleo 11 11e1p show that ' m.; Eveolog Worship, 7:30 ~· RaUIUIII arcb 01 God; • - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. WOI' th•t has escaped through lhe bas drelml that 1a1; m.; Wed. 7:30 P. m. Prayer Joho Smallwood, pastor: ouoday lblp service 10 a. m. evecy hla!UII into your chest to drop everyone meeting 'l'lw'od~Q>. 7,30 P. m. Scbool 10 a. m.; EvanR•h•tlc other Sunday 7,45 p. m. SliD' b Jnt .•• normtl ,, _ 5 to 10 mlnutea several lllliel p...,.,. service 7 p m · Young People ac · o 1"' a nlgbl. U they do not db pracUce. li:nd Wodnosda . day Sehool, 10 L m., Joho nperaUon IS the treatment or up during the dream they Flrlt Bopllll Charcll, Pom• Pra;:;~t&;g ~ p. m. Sa~ ~ey, SupL Prayer meetln& choice because it will correct not remember lite dream at ill) fOll - Rev. Caner Wllllaml. day. 7.45 p. m. lbur!day. lb. cause of you ~comfort. but, if they are aw•kraod ciiirSunday School 8:30 till 10:2.0. 11 you have eome condiUon that Jng the dream, the detalll .m Worehl oerv1ce, t0·30 a m • Grace Episcopal Olarcb, Foresl Ran Methodl.ll e~ardl would make an operaUon an un- be vividly remembered. -~~ N P d JUDI ·~ 1~; Pomeroy, Tho Rev Rlchanl El. - Sunday School 9 a. m..• Mrs. warranted hazard your doctor normal and doea 1101 depeDd • an or Marlin. Rector. Smt<lay - Mor· Fred Nease, Supl. Worship ser- would •dvi' against it. overeallnl al bedtime. aJng Prayer and Sermou, 10:30 vice 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell This type of bernla 1o an Ftnl Bapllll Cbardl, Recble a.m. Coflll bour following. Stutler, paotor. annoyance rather than a lhreal ne Almn= Rev. C. L. O'Connor, putor. Ealelprlle EtJII Qlarcb, Rev. Healb Melltodlll Cbareb, MJd. ~ llf~ except ID rate instances Today 1s Frida)', lul;sr 11, b Sunday School 9:30 a. m.. Sam Menul Smith, putor. Woralllp dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; m. which the stomach doea not 111'/lh day of 19115 with Ul· 111 Curtis, supt.; W:4ll a. m. Mon> aervlce 9,30 a. m.: Sunday Mrs. Nan Moore. Church School slide back Into place when you follow. , og worsblp: 6:30 p. m. BYF School. 10,30 a. m. Youtb Fel· Supt.; Church Schoo~ 9, 30 a. stand up. As a re&ull of this The moon Ia app.roaehlrJI 111 and Junior Fellowsh~; 8 p.m. lowship 6,30 p. m.; Boya and m.; Worship Service, 10 ,30 L ~U'angulaton, gangrene ol the last quarter. .. Evening service: 1.30 P· m: Glrlo Fellowablp, 6,30 p. m.; m.; Methodist Youth Fellow· mcarcerated portion may oc~ur Tite IIIOftl!n& alarllue lllli'll Wednesday, Prayer meeUne, Evening service 7,30 p. m., 2nd ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board and an emergency operation and Jupiter. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior and 4tb Suadaya: Youth Choir, meeting, lsi Sunday ol month. would be necessary. The evenin& liars In Yt!IIIJI Choir PracUce: 3:30 p. m. rue. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday and Mars. day, Junior Cbolr Practice. MeeUng ?:30 p. m. Wedneadsy. of 'llonlh. 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor RaU8Dd P'lrsl Baptist Cboreb ' (lrcle, 2nd Thursday of month Sarvleel 7 P· m.; Evangelllllc Ice at7:30 p. m. Palllor, C. W. Sunday Sch<'ol9:80 a. m. Preacb- Lotlrldge EtJII Church., Rev. 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· IOI'Vlce 7:30 p. ~ Mid · Week Proffitt. All. eveDIDI _., In~ Sunday 2:30 p. m. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; neadsy of month, 8 p. m.; AI~ prayer serv1CI' 1.30 p. m. Wed. Ice~ begin at 7.30 P. m. 111 , . SUnday School 9:45 a. m. ftas. ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of Wednesday ml Friday evening oar Lady ol LtreUe - ••• Free WID Baptist Cbarek, sell Archer, Supt. Sunday month. 2 p. m.; Cbolr PracUce frtoedem Gospel MldlOII, fla. Loltl JlalloJII,, Rev. 'l'llomM , . 1 Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P • u worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 Wednesday, 7 p. m. lilian Stiverovllll Road: E. J. :.eka·ao"~~tor~ ~ 1'aylor; Sunday ScbOo~ 10 a. m. p. m. alternately. Bible study Griffith, putor· Roger w1~ · ·• es ' 0 ~ Guy Priddy, Supt.; Proachln& tnd prayer service led by past. Minersville Metbodlsl ebarcll lord Su 1 . ~ay School 10 of ObUgaUon, 1 P. m. aervlce, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ..,. or 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. Chris- Dr. Lester L. Roush, pastor: a. ,;, • ~;· oliaUo 7• 81. Jelm't Calholle vices, 1:80 p. m. Wednesday. USn Endeavor 7,30 p. m. 3rd Vtctor. Brown, Cburclo School .30 ·• 8J!I"rayer mee~·30 near GuysvUia (Dulcb Rldpl: ' • Superintendent, 10 a. m. Offi<> · p. m. ...,., • Rov. l.l'raak Malllerl, puo ML Morlab 9aplttl Cbareb, Saturday ol month. tal Board meetln& each quarter r. m. Tuesday· tor, Sunday Mala t0:30 a. m.: Comer ol Fourth and Main St. Mornlll& Star EUB Qlarcb, ualeu otherwise called. Holy RaUand Mbiskm : Olive New· Holy DQ ol ObllgaUoo 6:!0 ~ MlddleporL Rov. Nyle Borden, Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9,45 Communion each ql181'ter as m man, mlaslonary paetor: SUI> m.: Confeoslon, \0 buur belori ID1DISter. Sunday School 9 80 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Fred DOIIIlceG. clay School, 9:80 a. m.: WorshiP Mass. ·' a. m. Arnold . Richards, SupL Smith. supt.: Earl Shuler, Ass'l Morse Chapel Methodist W'80 a. m.; l'reschlng, 7:30 p. Tile SaJvaUoo Army, E~v"' Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. Mornln& worship 10:4& a. m.: Church Arthur Stitt Pastor m.; Prayer service, 7:80 p. m. RayS. Wining, officer In charR• Naomi llpllst Char<b: s.. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Titurs- Sunday' Schoo~ 10 a. ~. Oliver Thursday . Sunday 10 a. m. Holtnesa men day School 9:30 a. m.: WOI' day. Sayre. Supt.; Sunday Worship 8yraciiM MIUion, lin. Earl log: I0:30 8· m. SUnda) S.•h•<~1; ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, South Deibel EUB Church _ service, 11 a. m.; Prayer mce~ Custer, pastor: Servlce.o every ~dly. 7,P-80m. Young ~~pr.·o 1 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- lng every Wednesday evening. at 1:30 p. m. Thur~ay~· 1 to •:t: Carleton .Jiurcb, Kingsbury tor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Portland Methodist Cltureb, Tho Churcll of tile Nuarone, dies Home League: 7 p m Pre' Road, Rev. Clyde lfinton, pa.. Norman El. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Chester, Rey E. Warne, putor clasoes; 7 3D p. m. Bible 111\Jdy, tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:45 a. m: and 7:30 p. School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m.• Har- Sunday &:bOol 9:30 a. m.; Mort> prayer meeting. Other ~ervt•·"4 Ralph Carl, supt. Sunday Wor. m. Alternately .. Bible Study old G. Roush, Supt.: Kennetb lng Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS by announcement. . ship service, 10:30 a. m. and and Prayer sernce led by past- McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services 8:45 p. m.: Evening Service. Pomeroy Seventh Da, o\dve!ll 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. every Sunoay evening. 7:30 p. m.: Mid"'eek Prayer se~ list Church - Mlllberry HeiKhll meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Syracuse E.U.B. Churcb, Paul Racine Methodist Chorcb vice. 7:30 p. m Wednesday. Rd., north ol Meigs Memuri~ • 'L S.Uers, Putor. . . ' Middleport CbarcJI ol llle Naz. Hospital. Pastor, F. W. GillorG Calwobtr Chapel. Woroblp serH. L. McDamel, pastor. SUn. ll'I!De Rev Clyde J Bartlett Assistant Pastor James &. , nd . lli . 9:30 a m. Suodey School. Ben da •-• 1 9·30 a m . Preach• · · · • vIce eac b ou ay 9· a. m., . · . .. Y =•00 · • ·• Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; Moro Hoffer Services on Saturdlf: Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth QuiSenberry, Supt., 10 ·30 a. m. lng 10:30 a.m.; MYF 6 P· m.; 1111 Worship 10·80 a. m · NVPS Sabbath Scbool 1·30 p art Servlce6:15 p. m. Evening Wor· Morning Worship service. Is! Prayer and Bible Study, 7:80 p. Youn• Peop'• 6411 p m''. Evan· Worship 2·80 p• m.. You:• , an~ 3rd Sundays ot !be montb; w dn ·sd' • ., · · ·' ' · · ·• "' . m. e • ay. ship 7 p. m. ea'h Sunday. E . E geJtsU'c mePUng 7'30 p m · meeti·ng 3·30 p m · Btblo Stu1 7:30 p. m. venmg vange ts. · · ·• , · · ·• Bradbury Cburcb 01 Cbrlat. tic Service 2nd and ltb Sill> Rock Springs Metbodlst - Prav•• mooe• •R. Wed. 7:30 o.m dy. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Art Marcum, minister; Bible day of m.,;.th. BETHANY Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor· Pomeroy Cbarch or lh• NaJo 'IT Evans Helglll.!, GaiUpolls. School and Morning Worship, 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship: ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· orene. Sunday School. 9·30 a. Eden Unlle<l Hrelllren ., .. 10:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav. 10 o30 a. m su1,day Schoo~ Bly· day School, 10:15 s. m.; MYF m.: Morning worship 10:45 a. Cbrlsl CIIarcll: Rev. EldeD R. or, 6 p. m.; lrvening Worship, tbe Theiss, Supt.; 6 30 ~· m. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible m Evenmg Worship. 7 p. m.; Rallre, pastor; Sunday Scbool, 1 0. m. Yo·olh Fellowship. CARMEL _ Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeung, 1 p. m. Wed. tO a. m.; Winnie Hollinger, supL g,30 m Sunday School Way· Rev . Clyde v Henderson. pas- Christian Endeavor, 7:lli p. ... PagevUie CommoDity Church '· · S . 'to ·30 Rullalld Methodist Cbarclt- tor. Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, preslcllai, Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. - ~ Roushivo~~:· · !nd a!i ~h Rev . C. J. Lemley, pastor: CbRrcb of tbe Naurone, Porn. classes fo: all. Song servleef, Young People's service 7:30 p. ommg p, tb Church School 9:30 a. m.: Wor lero1 Rev Glvde Henderson 1 p m PreacbinJ 8·20 p. at.; m Thursday· EvanaellsUc ser- Sunday of the "'"" ; 8 p. m. ship service, IO .:W a. m., M pask>r· S111dny Scbool 9·30 a: Mid W~ek Pray•r m~U•• l'lt · d ' d Evenmg EvangellsUc Service, y F Monday 6·30 p m · ' ..., · . vice Satur ay, 7:30 p. m.: an lsi and 3rd Sunday ol month. · · • · · · 1m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a. p. m. Wednesday, Cl111 l..eld- . Sunday 7:30 p. D). Stivmvllle Methodist Cburcb oervlces 7:30 p. m. Prayer er. Mrs. Mazie Bolsinger. HemiO<k Grove Cbrlallan TUppers PlalaJ El'B Chard!, Arthur Stitt, pastor Sunday m.: NYPS U5 p. m. Evening lllllit . Cburch, Worship serv1ce, 9.30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas. School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle meeling. ;:30 p. m. Thursday : a : l ~anc:cot a. m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. tor; Sunday worship 9:3ll a. m. Supt Services Thursday even· . Cb b 1 tb N Ra Schre 1en9 45 ur - .,..=!"" · 00 Terry Cullums, Supt. Sunday School 10 a. m., Ho. lng ., ' are . 0 • auroae, • ' a. m. ,~...,. "'. of Cbrflll bart VIneyard, Supt. Bible Stu• · at 2nd and 4th SUnday, 1:4 I,' , 1 clne, OhiO. Sunda1 School Bradlord Cbur<k : dy and prayer services led by Sutton Methodist Cbarch, Ar- 9:30 . a.m. Sunday Worship m. Achash Miller, paslllr. .. Joo Rubinson, Minister, pastor 7.30 P m Tuesday !bur Stit~ pastor. Sunday 8erv1ce 10:30 a.m Sunday Ev.. Allred lllelbodilll Cl.... Homer Forres~ Supt.· Bible ' · · · · School 10 1. m, Clint Orr, nlng Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid · Rev . Pearl Cuto, ~ School 9:30; Morning Worship, Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Supt.: Sunda~ Worship. 11 a.m. week Prayer Service Wedn.. Sunday School at 9:30 a. . .. 10:311 a. m.; Evening Worshl~. m. last Monday of monLII. day 7:SO p.m. Rev. Morris M. Chades Taylor, Supl IJ 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. l!'e<leratod Cbureb, """"'"'· Syracuse Methodtll Cbureb: Wolfe, Pastor. ship serv!ces at !8:41a.m. ..: Bible Study. Ro> w H Perrin palllor· >r. Lester L. Roush. pastor· the Rev Casto. Wednesday . . . s· 's 0 1 ' Morning Worship serv!Ct 9 a.m. RnUond Cburcb ol Ill• Nuar· enin a er servlcel at 7• llelll~ Cbardl ol C k r 111 C..rl Kautz, up~.. u. d Y Ilana Winebrenner, Supt. tO a. ene : Sunday School no a. m ; m g pr Y ' Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- School, 9 a. m. • Worship hour m. Sunday chool: YF WeGne.. Morning Worship 10 45 a. m p. · lng t0:30 a. m., flrat ond third 10 a. m. day 6:30 p. m., Mrs. Moore. Evangelistic ser<lce H5 ~ · m.: UB Cbu,.,k. Lolarl Sundays. MI. Uwoa I!'.W.B. Clmtb - director. Ofltcial Board mee~ Midweek praver service, 7:45 p i <lay School Y 30 a m.; w,;.llli MuDD CI!J Chureb o1 Cbrlsl. SUnday School 9:45 a. m., Earl lflll, llrst Monday eacb month Ill Wednesday . s· '' SuM&! 1 30 p ID Miller Street· Sunday Bible Starkey, sup\.; Evening wor- at 7:30 p. m. Holy C.mmw> Syracute Cbur<b ol lhe Noaa. Letart FaUo UaltM llrlilllil·· Sludy 9 a ;., Evening Wor- ship, 7:80 p. m. by Cecil Col, on each quarter tiS oanounL't!d rene . Willlnm \.. l'horpe P"''"' t:hurch. Rev .lames M........, ship 7,30 m.; Bible Study, Layman; Young People's meet· WSCS first Wednesday ot each SUndav s.·nu.,19 30 8 m.; Morn Sunday School 9 SO s m.. NO p m Wednesday. In& tnd Bible Study, 7:30p.m.; month. . r hi 10 311 8 m Norris. supt . Ass t Supt . • · · Wednesday; Choir practice at . The United Melbndlat cburcb Ill& wo 5 P · · · berl Rousb Pr•a.,hina ~· Middleport Clurdl Ill Cllrtot, 7:30 p. m. Thur!day. Pomeroy. Putor, Melvin Al· 1 Pentecostal Assembly, Route 10 30 a m ; ~lternar• t1 5th ami Main StreeiS Donald kire, p,, .\ ., B. D.. Sunday 1'4, Rev . 0 aul E. Jones, pasou worship •t lo:JII p m; Hicks, minister; Blbla School, Dllnvllle PUarlm Holiness, tP. School 9:11 a. m., Leo Crew, ' SUnday School 10 a. m.: Wor· er meeting Thurs .. 8 P 1:30 a.m., Kenne'b McElhinney, 0. LanKsvllle. Ohio I, Rev 0 . H. Supt., Leo Vaughan, Asst. Supl. lship services 7 30 p m Sun Supt.; Mornlflll Worship. ear~ pastor: Sunday School. Y:30 Divine worship IO::W a. m.; day. Wadnesd•v and friday ML H•rmoa IJotiM 10:30 m. Even!D& W<ll'8hlp. .. m .. Robert Urate, Supl Wor· Monday, July t9, JOF class pic· I Tbe Peoteeoatal Cboreb, Ml~ In Christ : Rev Jam.• · ·~iii 7 p.m., Prayer Service, Wed· 1bip service at10:3: a.m.; PII· nic. Tuesday, July 20th, 7:30 p. 1dleport, Soutl> 3rt! ~·• . Sun•l•> 1 "" pastor; S~nday nesday, 7 p. m. IP'Im Youth. H5 p. m.. Evsn· m. Lydia Circle meets al the Schoo• 10 '· m.: ~unday eveninR 9 3 ~ a m · Ar.lltn& gelllldc tervlce. 7:30 p. m. Mid- church.. Wednesday evenin& ' evangelistic service, 1.:141 P m ": Altern•~ preaciUIII ' Cbarcb ol Cbrlat. ~om•ro:· Wee~ Prayer and Praise, Wed· the Methodist Youth Fellow . Wednesday Bible Study 1:illl p. Chr!Sban En•teavor ~~~··V!"i Jerey Mastera, pastor. Sond y nesday. 1.30 p.m. ship. m.· SalurdJ· nighl Prayer end Sunde) Mld·Wod n School 9:30 a. m. Cburcb lo.:tO Klatdom Hall or Jehovab'o uyseD Rna 1"1'.. Metbodlll, wdrshlp 1 "fi P. m PL•tor, Rev •lceo Wednellday, 1.!11 a. m.; i!':!.Uoo:.:~v~:;·~ WIU)esaes· Publlc meettna. SUn. Rober' E. Smll~, Sr., palllor: B. 1.. Barrett Middleport l!'lnt Unltlft,,ll p. DI. I day & p. m., Watcbto- study Sunday School 9.30 • m.. Wor Harrisonville Preobyterla• nyterian ~~hun•n t!ev m. 6 p. m.; Blhll atndy Tuelday ley Haley, ~upt.: Morning wor Cburch Joho Davies, pastor: 1 ~'"'""'' u•''"' "'""'"',. .~;• Rolland Cbarcb 11 Clr!IL 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. shrp 10 30 a. m. Youth Scrvtce. Cburch' School 10 ,30 a. m. Wor· l 8 30 a. m. Mr Ftod Bible School t:SO; Communion m. Thursday: MiniStry school, 6 4& P m.: Evangelistic m... ship service :30 p. m. l•upt. 10 :10 a. m Wu(l!ll~• t0:30 a. m., V. H Braley. 6 p. m. Thursday. ouge .. 7 liO p. ~: ; Prayer meet lletlrpniiiOG Ulwc~ 01 Jeoa• p. m. YF: Wed. . 0 SUpt. Sabra Canaday, pianist, St. Paul'& end SL John's , mg. l'hurs<'•y .liO m. Christ ol LaUer l)oy Salnll. 1i1 C!MIIr . 7 P m ~:;=~ Bible Study, 7:30. Delbert Ro- Lutheran church. - Mornln& Free Metllodtll Cllarek. t.aar- miles from Rarloe an Racl118' Syracuat l!'lrll . mine. leader. worship S:IS 1. m. and t0:45 •' Clilt ·•• R. 1 ..,. •:ill. tortl•nd 1\olid Sunday School hylerlan l'hureb ! Ztoa Clttll'do ol Cllrlll. Pom• a. m.; Sunday School 1:31 a.m. pastor SUnday School 9 liO a 8:111 a m.; Wnrshtp tO ,Jtll 1. vic<> • a m.; : rov . Harrlsnnvide !toad. 1!:11- (Botb congregbtin~a ere meet· m.: t'IIII W1... •wL Muminj m.. SUndo" •••·•Ina terVJ<t al ' m.; ~lble SAYS •f!! C: 1 ....,_t STAR SUPPLY CO. Paints and Hardware Ph. WI 9·3273 wlllill SHIRT ••..,..., tlllfll FINISHING o Llll(-llllloll o Sl•plo to opplf. Our bftt quellty 1ervlco • Elcelklnt averaze and ~ld!JI! Racine RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Ashland 011 Product• Brown'• Bottlo Gas WY 2·2166 Pomeroy Phone WY 2-3481 N. SecOild Ave. Middleport, Ohlo FOREMAN & ABBOTT. MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT QuaUty Furnituro 11 Lower Price~ Mlddlepori, Ohio Specialty - Southern Fried Steak 213 N. 2nd Middleport WY 2-99T8 THE UNITED STER WORKERS OF AMERicA REES FLORAL • Hllfl'IR AH ,IOTICT TIUI Hill Wlhl HIIIHKr-111 H TIDAR Valley Lumber & Supply Co. WY 2·2709 92S I. 3rd Avo. MlddltiiO't, 0. I DAY SI!RVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Cloenora Pomeroy LOCAL tooON 8eea la-0011.. W, Va. OHIO. VALLEY BAKING CO. · ,•, lllklrltl! --Bnllll Flowero Lliltlen Sadne11 Brllhten Glodneu WJ~ Racine MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ..,.,...,.""'P,---"'!0---------olillll ..,.,.~...llii'"'"'·""'i!lll!l"""liloi__ llutland, Ohio S.+· '. 1 i · 1~ GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .I !"i o !eff·ele~nlll( ••• 1111 " !Pirlllll( o list lillloMo in tldiJ'o most popllor OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING "FROM BUGGIES TO BUlCKS" POMEROY, OHIO enamtbng iron with non· e Illy m!::;, Huntington, W. Va. 240 IJncoln St. lolonco on e tdlll .... :·a . = CLARK'S ONLY , . . . . . . IM. ....... _V • With the hope it wUl, in 1ome me111ure, /ol~r and help lUI· WAS Q Ce• Iqueotlybsdovereffects • Ioiii plllad ~!­ 1*101! i " the 8eMee prompt, the atmoaphera pleaaant. Modest prleesl Route 7 DOCTOR p. UnlltrW~ =:t rnlntster. Bl· lni U one at Sl Joho'l Cbureb WIKJhlf IU.:IU a. m.; V o u I b 1:!111 p, .D.; Wed., Wunblp 101'\' 7:30 P .lD. �' ' ' I '\ ' ·,' -. •• ,, . . , ·' IHV5 ENOETH TH! Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board - For WANT AD INK>RMAIION ... 1\:tlr -. •oMat WUt ,... ca I Al'I\.I.N I ~IRIID -nfiNlll 1M ~ptM llftf':tl .,100 ~ f'ctt ()u ~ ~h"fllltMI • . .......... ~·-um" 1'1\n,..h.- •boo I" 2 SIGNS I Of' OUALITY SWEET CORN. Bob Roberts, Letart Falls, Ohio. CH 7-2337. 7 16 3tc ti.II:UUl.A l'lUN. "Ubltlltlel _ , . . . tfta ttlbt lldn or &Ill IIC1I dtlfl'l'l"twl " Line Scores and blower. All controls and pipes. WY 2-2361. 7 16 3tc t"U.rolloattoe -«MWta:t tlkdltn. """ 4.M ,.~1 ' 1!1:1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 16, 1965 Sale :!4" COAL FURNACE , STOKE LlilAI .... ND ou WRITiN6 CAI?W~ - Pomeroy Motor Co. By Unlltil Preu 111\tmBIIGnal Amerleu Loa&ue Boston 101 001 lJOO- S I 2 Cleve 000 303 OOX- 6 6 0 Looborg, Earley {7) and Till· man. Siebert 110-l) and Azcue. Loser - Lonborg 1-10). HRRWhitlield tilth), Thomas (loth) -- $1195 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. - - - Low mileage by local o~~r, spotless .clean Interior, tires M ih ""' ....... "'' ...... ...., ... .. ..... -..... - - - • 5URE ·FIRe ' 1 D.~tod mo!dlng • 340 81 Oeffnar 5 . HospitaJ News s· • . s::;:t, pi. I Bando·Irector t b COME TO METROPOLITAN ..__MOTORS____, S: bath. ~~· .?!Jio·_!I0-6tcj ~~;r ra~:v~~.~~~:r•s ~e~ ~;-;;Nlgbl ~~:·~a~:; B th S'd es are Heavy Losers USED CAR te!:h:' 7 1964 RAMBLER 4 DR. :•11)- ·~ -- $5. 1962 RAMBLER 2 DR. 1961 FORD GALAXJE SO' CAl NDAR 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 1959 CHEVROLET BELAI j . .':, : :====--:-. rm wz:, -. ,._., I I 1 I I CLAJUNiT.'""'i tf-aew,. - I PT. METROPOLIJAN MOTORS st. •. ~ '· '; • • N01no- - t.t. lll. Ceblne _., :111. Rumplo -8. QualiiJ of IS. blr4a l'L Guldo'l M0n 1 I 7.- 1& -8polle - B. Bargain: Dto&olt ol u .Wadlni' I. a-a '··:t- ;~t~. COmmOIIII to a pot, .. 22.~ rl¥11' :111. OdiD. on., m• wobopa U. Ko8t brueB: olanl' . . Anay _, It a&. CAPP ·"··' Ill. C... 3l.s- ·-In- 31.T>Npltln l!ko ~ SA I I~T a.-tllo -· ::=: .. ~ ,., -..---- etc. spirit of AOOmpolnt ....__• ft. More flavorN II KINif It az. ~ lf abbr. 13. Tolerablf IS "That JlmmJ Thompton'a Idea of a Dutoh trnt t. for 1111 10 pa)' Ill)' llalf and lou blm the othw llalfl" ae.Roman a 18.Girl'l namo ID. River - embanJo. ao. PertCJiminC U. Cultuno medluma 4Boa DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE -Here's how to 4XYDLB4AXB It: II LOl!I"41PilLLOW One Iotter almply ~tor uothel". Ia llliiMlllple A lo .... for the t1troo L'o, X tor tho two O'o, ete. Single 1ettoon, tropltleo, lbo JoDstb and formation ol !lie words an Ill IJtllta. - WMPO Radio THE BORN LOSER---- N -----------------------WJEH RADIO 8:30 Dow Jones Averages. 6: 35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News Moaday 1\rl FrldaJ 7:0b Sundown Serenade 1:00 Sign On 8:00 Sign Off 1:00-15 Musieal Clock SATURDAYS 1 ., Bt Still .. 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Esall.the • ..., -.-.ta !•• j THAT LEAVES '>OU, FOSDICK, llal<W, . . SioNp I .-· ..m& Jl. llodB: H.-"" -ftntetc. .. , . _ ' ... lied, I I nrdeDts a.o.- ll.ll"lloW tho- AIR CONDITIONING 1 2.Wolt In4lan 1%. Coovex MARK IV AUTO - ' IIOWJI" 1.-p- Benlpl I - •• ... -'>fona 8. l!eapoltol 1 net~ -~ of destiny Henderson dies ~,., 1 . 43. A-... L-- MrS, DeWJft ' 0{ 1 HIT!! OAIL Y CROSSWORD AOII0811 J,_ 1 I '' I GOT MEA Pomeroy MOtor C • ~ I ! GLORY BE show litUe wear. Brown {mtsh, a real ntce car TWO COWS. 3 youn g he~ers , Plllher ant "" reepnn"'rua '"" M• llON tlUID GIN •1'101'\rMOf I~OI'Io 49 Dodge pick·';jl~~ase 1960 Pontile Ventura H. T. Sed. $1095 tractor. Phone Jet black finish, vinyl interior trim. Real low mlileoge by (IZ Innings) ... Want U SentM 7 16 3!c original owner. 'fires like new. automahc trams . R&R Washington • CIDb PM Wfti'CI on• •n1ert1m~ -000 001 000 000- 1 8 I Mlnbaii1D •:Dart~~ eo cet~ta 1961 Ranmbler Americ1n only $795 New York 11 c..u ,. word cor rtt.... C~M~- PEACHES, now pick ing early . .tl.. IMiftlrmll Red Free. Red H~.~ 110 . . . . . . Ulw,UDt DD NolO .C. 11M ollow : at- Convertible Cpe. Power steering, standard trans, Good ltres. 000 001 000 001-2 8 I Haven : others to I radio and heater Ortega, Kline 19), Koplil% ~OJ l'RAI'IIlH A OJ:ll'11JA.&lilb so apples. Open Daily and (12), RRidzik (12) and CamilU. ..sdiCioU.I vrnra to Sunday, Wells Slottlemyre, Hamtllon (8), Jta.. Orchard, 0..,.113 BOUBS 0 15 tfc I Wilkesville. . . A. M te 15rft0 P M.. oau, -;' 1 __ mos (9), Mikkelsen !12) and IIIUrdU 1:80 1\. "- to \2106 uoa RATS, mice eliminated .... 10 &An for· OPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. Howard. Winner - Mikkelsen to PULCI ever, "Get Star" 2% lb. $1.68; """"EROY, OHIO (3-5). Loser - Koplil% (3-5). PRODVtlNO WAN!' 0 Ebers bach Hardware, Sugar /I ====,.-~--==~=="1-"::"""~=:"~"!"""':;::';~' JHRs- Mantle !12th). Run Mill , Pickens Hardware, : PHONE WY 2·2156 Businen Services RHI Estate For Sale Middleport Feed Mill . I.-===••• · -....-.-. .. ·•- -.!Los Ang 001 000 001- 2 I 0 7 IS 31p BU LLOOZER WORK wanted. Chicaso 002 000 03x- 5 7 3 Notice VOLKSWAGEN gas heater for Farm ponds, grading. ~ ~ 1..1 /!}_ Lopez, Sukla (8) and Ranew. for bus or truck. Used 1 month. estimates. Small dozer, low '-"""'" ~14t'f"'r Horlen, Wilhelm (9) and Rt)POSITIONS available elothloi Party Plan Demon· $60.00. WI 9-3105. 7 15 Jtc hourly rate. Phone WY 2-2208. mano, Martin 18). Winner lllrator. Chance for ad,peed. 4 7 12 tOte OPEN HOUSE Horlen (8-IIJ. Loser - Lopez Yantemenl. Fr<tb Silks, Inc. SIGNATURE, multl • d J I IS 11-8). HR - Buford (6th). cycle automatic washer $50. For lDformatlon, write or ange. $50 ' ACCORDIONS, new and nsed. Sun 1y, U Y Frigidaire electric r call: Eleanor J. Douglas, Rt. 1:00PM to 5:00PM Leonard refrigerator, $35. I Expert repairing, tuning, 1.. I, Coolville, Ohio, Phone: large selection 01 SYRACUSE- Brand new~Us! game) ~;:::::;::;::;::;;::;:;:;;;:::;::;:::;::=:;:::;;:::;;:;:;;:;;::;T::--;:---:----:Desk and chair, $1 0., Metal 1 110ns. Also d ed · or ans room frame ranch home Kan City 000 021 ooo- 3 10 0, Olelter 18&-242'1. table, new an us pianos, g with aluminum and brick :( 7 I~ 30tp cabinet, $10; kitche n upstairs 120 710 OOx-ll 9 O , and guitars. George Riddle. siding, baseb..rd hot water Minn $.'1 . Ralph Jarun, beating, oak floors. beauti· Talbot, Hickman 14), D 1c k· lUTOMOBILE IIIIUniDI:I lleeD aparunent, next to Rutland I Accordion and Pianoland. 3 son (4), Bushhorn (4), Stock CIDCflled! Lost , _ opera 7 14 61P I 2928 E. 5th Ave ., ColumbU!t lui kitchen and bathroom. ·1· Furniture. Ul Oh' T L CL 8--1193 bedrooms, plus uh 1ty room - -· - 2 l!!r'a llcniT CaD W1 3-DII. I ' 10• e · and rarport. Albert M. Cos !/) and Lachemann. Kaat, USED WINDOW sash, 7 1 SOtp salesman will be present to Klippstein {7) and Battey, Zim· lliltt more vanous s1zes. ph 0 :~ i PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. M• BURKETT Barber Shop. Clos· WY 2-3267. 7 14 3tc /CAR WASHED and vacuum· ~~~w!~o~~ds~~~s d~~:t*s~j;. merman {7). Winner - Kaat cite Leoda Dewitt, 53. of Hend----ed Week of July 10. AMERICAN STEREO ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 ancing, Location of property (8-7). Loser - Talbot 18-6). EARLY erson, Rt. I, died Thursday at 7 16 3tp mante l Page St., Middleport. WY 2_ i8 first street to right above HR.s - Oliva 2, !13th, 141M, 1965 model. LoveIY " lower Syracuse corporation Green (7th), Lachema1111 (6th), Pleasant Valley Hosital after a finish . This set 4 months old. 3715. Open from 8 a. m. to line. Sale price '13,750.00 Harrelson (gth). long Illness. Help W1nted Has four speed ch anger. 4 9 p. m. seven days a week. She was born August 10, 1912, 6 30 30tp FOR SALE: House, New Hav· (2nd same) speaker sound syste m. Radio /. HELP Wanted: Licensed pra~ equipped. This set sold $248the daughter ol the late Lloyo en. At present 2 apts. Inside Kan City 010 000 002- 3 6 1 tical n11111e lor Carm.w Nurs- 95 new. Take over paymenls and Ella Wright Carr. She wa> and outside stairs. Could also Minn 001 010 000- 2 8 0 ing Home, at Pomeroy. Ohio. a member of the Bancroll be converted to 6 rooms 2 Sheldon, Mossi !8), Wyatt 19) of $5 per month or pay bat· · 6-26-Uc Methodist Church. baths. Corner 4th and Main and Blanchard, Lacheman11 (9). ance due $116.34. Ph one WY 2-6555. 7 14 tfc 1 St. Good location. Phone WY Perry, Worthington 18) and U. II. C:lvll lo"l.. JollllSurviving are her husband, -- --mg rna·. 2-3267, Middleport. ·Battey. Winner - Moss! (4-2). IIU •omao Ul Uld ~ e-cun IODa SINGER ZIG ZAG Sew Luther William DeWitt; seven llllb pQ 'ltltm ~tnnn .t.ft'fanNm..-.t uj 7 14 3tc Loser - Worthington (5-4), HR chine. You need no c daughters, Marjorie Dewitt, o! J'tl,oQII.DD ot lollol <JPd h'ellantor, .. tnlnlnJ llllt1• •ppnlfi'-'J ~:\~tFOR SAI.E _ House, 4 rooms -Harrelson <lOthJ, built-in features. Ma Cleoeland; Hazel Dewitt of ~ nuz tnlflrm~~· tioD 011 JOht, 111artu, NQWnmenl& s. laney ~ and bath, 1640 Lincoln Hgts, tonholes, monogram Charlotte, N. C., Alice Faye W,.u. •...tiQ' ~\'tnt nam• ..:I d..- ~00 designs, sews on but tons, etc. , and Betty Dewitt, at home. Sales & Service aluminum storm windows 110 Innings) Deoln ..me. .,_ 1181-, flonMfiiJ t."""" Pay $5 per month Mrs. Rosale. Michels, Washing or pay and doors, carpeting and Balli 010 001 020 114 11 1' OatJ.J ..nttne.t Pnmeror. Otll• balance $62.22. Free home ion, D. C., Mrs. Beulah Erskine drapes , gas rurnace. Can be Del 200 001 100 1- 5 9 0 Wanted To Buy demo. Call WY 2·6555. 1 • FiU Almost Every Car financed. Phone WY 2·2293. Barber, Hall 16) , s . Miller Hurr:icane, Mrs. Reba Blakeley -- 7 14 6tc 1 eTransferable When San I..Pandro. Calif., six sons . ANTIQUE Furmture, dishes 7 13 6tp (9) and Brown. Lotich Fox (8) Luther, Jr., serving with th• mJscellane<Jus Call or write ' AUCf!ON, Saturday, July 17th, You Trade Cars HOUSE for sale in Racine. Call Gladding HO) and 'Freeha~ Army in Thailand. Kenneth u Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W 1:00 p.m. I have sold the / Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. Winner - Gladding (5-2). Lo• Clarksville, Tenn., Keith, Clar· Main St, Pomeroy. former Village Fire House eGuaranteed 24 months 7 13 12tc e: - S. Miller 16-4). HRs _ ence. Jackie and Carlisle, all 6 29 tfc located on 4th St. Directly to or 24.000 miles . Cash 18th) , Robinson (6th ) at home; three brothers, Char- - - - - - -- the rear or the Racine P.o. Most Popular Unit LARGE LOT for sale m Rut· Employment Wanted and must vacatl!. Will sell land, on Depot St., facing Rt. National Leape ley Carr, Cleveland, Philip and 10 llarold Carr, both or Nitro ano FOR THE very best painting the contents consisting in part ~ the U.S.A. 124. Phone WY 2·5559. Plltsburgh 1100 015 1100 - 6 13 I one sister, Mrs. Madelllne Vic · d 1 of furniture, dishes, both old $ 7 8 12tp Milwaukee 400 300 OOX - t 1 0 and deocratmg an roo re00 1 t 11 d L s·" k ()), Wood 121 Mekcrs, Sterling, Va. and new, iron and brass ke' • · aw , pair phone WY 2-5665. Reas• no • • HOUSE for sale. Laurel Chff Bean (6) and Pagliaroni. Johnonable rates. 7 12 6tp ties, 100 old picture frames, roed, 'h acre. Phone WY Z. son, Osinski' (6) a d 01 ' - --- - -- · ·--· oil lamps, telephone box, I 1 w· n tver. ~ Funeral services wDl be hdd 6322 For Rent old books and other antique tnner- Johnson (6-41. Loser DIRTY WORK: Rented seavenger boat plucked between Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Chap -··--articles and many other artl-1 - - Law ' 8-91· HR-Mathews (7th). 15 and 20 ton1 or debris from one Lake Erie trlbulary man • Wilcoxen Mortuary with SIX ROOMS and bath, located cles. Something for everyone. 1 pomeroy, 0 • the Rev. Harry M'U In one day. Wos II a fullle effort or a small step illlhe 1 er offitcla!off State Rt. 7. Inquire at 1 Come and buy. 1 must sell out Phila. 000 100 000- 1 11 riglll dlredlon? ExperiiJ disagree. ing. Burial will be fn tbe Ortin !be Hilb 7" Club7 lo c J A. C. Bradford, Owner. Brad· JiliN THE AAA. Be protected Cininc. 010 302 20x-8 15 o' Heights cemetery at Nitro. 31 ,......~-- .. ---·-· lord Auctton. Terms : Casb, on Road-bond and crip serv· Short, Herbert (5) , Burdette t . 'I d Ro ' Friends may call at the morlttTRAILER SPACE located at not responsible lor accidents. Ice. Call or contart : E. M. ENTERED HOSPITAL .(7!, Roebuck (8) and Corrales. IJDMOnS IS neW ~ ~~it ~~;:~rt~e~~~s: ary after 7 p. m. Friday, 243 S. 2nd St., Middleport. Ph. 9-I0-6tc Burton, 578 Broadway St.. Among those who •ntered the N~~~~:l i::;)a~R;oker. ~:; I Pleasant. charged with intoxi· WY 2-3117. 7 14 3tp TAX OFF SALE! Middleport, Ohio. Holzer hospital m the past 24 <lstl, Stuat·t <16th), ' , ca!Jon ; James E. Blessing. Pt. Plea•ant Valley Hospital FOUR ROOM aP.rtment in i I 25 30tp hours were . Mrs. Eddie Rus· I Pleasant, peace warrant; A~MIITED - Mrs. Jerry Pomeroy. Newly redecorated. 15 Cu. Ft. Chost . . .- sell, 2104 Chatham Ave., Ray- New York 023 000 I Wayne Earl Kincaid , 408 First • Blair, Vmton; Mrs. Harlan Phone wY 2-3117. 714 !3tp FREEZER INSIDE and out"~" pamtmg. mond C. Hawk, 541 Fourth Ave. St Lou · 0005 8 I PT. PLEASANT - Gerald ·street Pt Pleasant char ed Pitchford GallipoliJ 5179 FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Pluo FREE Ice Cream Rool work. Reasonah;e rate MISs Imogene Massie, Rt. I. i Fishe~ M'002 Oil 20x -j! 10 2,Simmons has accepted the pos wilh hit a~d run and Sher~an DISCHARGED - . 1!:. D. M~ ment. Phool WY 2-3058. Phone ~~ 3-2700_. _ S-l9-30tp Northup. William P. Miller, Rt. (S) RRi~ha~~:~ 1w ·.!t"J:arth ition a_s band director at Waha- Jordan, Letart Rt., 'charged IFarland, New Haven; Gordow tfc eS.vorol Good U..ct AUCMONEER 2 Patnot, Mrs. Arthur W. Saun· zaro s1m . nnlz. ma High School, accordmg to with driving while intoiicated' Sebrell Southside· Kitty Nev7 14 ··-· _ 1 ~~7:::'' At Low. Low Complete Servl<e ders, Chesbire, Dennis Porter Sch~ltz 16) ~ ~s, Briles (4), school supertntendent Milton and as 8ault and battery jme, H~gsett Paklcia Eadl Ill SMALL APARTMENT for renl Critt Bradford Grose, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Mrs. shick 181 ~nd ~ 8 (8), Woode- Burdette. · Robertsburg. lZ1 Bultenlut Ave. 1 POMEROY Write, Prone or Ceatact Clarene C. Clay, 929 Mossman ner-&hult t2-2) ~- Win- Simmons, a gradual~! of Spen· ====--==--=- 7 14 trc A. c. BRADFORD Circle, Pt. Pleasant, James L. , narth (3-2)z HRI. -Bear- cer High School and Marahall APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· Joe~:~.-;~' Racine, Ohio Hatfield. Gallipolis Ferry, <8th) Smith lith)- Krllllepool University was band director at 10 trailer IJ)IIce. Good loca· Ph. WY 2-2 I 1 lfc Larry Martln Lieving, New Ha' • Hamlin High School last year 181 lion. CaD Waller Crooks, W1 .ua CONDITIONING Re!rtger. ven, W. Va., Mrs. Theresa L. Chicago .;;;;, 000and has taught at Hamlin • Du· ~ I 10 tic rna me11, repair ser- ation ..rnco. Jack'• Refrit- Gibbs, Rt. I, Letart, W. Va., Los Angeles 000 050 OOJ:- : 3 3 val High Schooi in Lincoln "?""" UNFURNISHED 4 room, ball!, vice, ail makea. WY 2-2284. eration, New Haveu, Pboue Franklin Andrew Martin, 435 Ellsworth Hoeft <S) d 7 0 ty and band director of Widen uW1tJ room, Dice yard. Point The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. TU 2-353'1. 4 e tfe Williams St., Middleport, Ca· ley. Dryscta'le (IU) RBal· High School in Clay county. Mr. Lane, Unroln Belghts, Ph. Authrolzed Singer Sales and thy G. Wolfe, Minersville, Roo- boro. Looer-EIIB ~n I ose- S_unmons IS 29 years oid, mar• 1 fl.5 ), ned and has two chlldren. WY Wl'lf. e II .... Service. a 29 Uc Karl Gruelel', Plamblna uti aid Lee Clay, Chester, Sharon _., '"' HeadnJ FURNISHED apartment f LAND FOR SALE, suitable for Mlnen.W., Oldo Ann May, WeU.ton, Mrs. Nellie (Only gamea acheduled) He Is npected to begin bla roon IIIII private In- building. ¥, mile from Porn· End your oewer troublet Ball , Wellston, Mrs. Richard duties at Wahama High school quire Ohio Hotel. I! tfc eroy corporation. Phone WY We have .u lira Lee Henry, Ironton, and Griff WINS FEATURE on August lit. For The Best Deal Anywher• ,.....::===--- ___7_ 2-6018. 7 12 6lp Sewer Maebblel E. Durbin, Sr., Rt. I, RavensCOLUMBUS (UPJ) _ E mn. ---1 BEDROOM home. Melvin - ·- - -- · -n--·-·bl D·•wood W Va eror A""-r On A lAte Model ""Ll"'ltle=, m Call WY'i-iii4 ' .DisCHARGED orlte "LiUi;' 0 I MODERN 4 room IIIII bath. down payments. Balance P 7 21 He Patients recently discharged the featured eif!hth race at fl!rnllbed apartment, Middl& to 4 years. u BEATING, Plamblnl, Ml!dlir inducted Arthur M. Ayres, Mrs. Sctoto Downs In lifetime report. W1 1#14. 4 2l tic - --·- - - - - - ·- .. - Farnaeeo. Arnold Brolllers V10la Stevens~o, W>lbam T. cord time of 2:01 3-5 Tbursda - - - -·---··- --- - · WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue Ill Eut Maill Sire Po ' Perry, Art Rickendollar, Mrs. night. The 5_,. . Y FOR RENT -Trailer space Lustre Carpet Shampooer .,.. Phone WY ~ m- P. M. Arrowood. Mrs. c. G. finishl!'d 1'/c frltallion SAIGON !UP[) -Heavy Losson N. Sec:ood-av in Mlddl& with purchase of Blue Lustre. f . • Wiison. Lari A. Northup, D. J. ter trailing ~ltln out af. eo an both stdes were reported 7 20 pori. N- shopping distrtct. Baker Furniture. 13 6tc tlo Harrenbach, Mrs. Elson Long, dy Ace and =ld $211 g today In a savage battle 30 Station Wagon, standard trans., R&H, like new ~n;;-~ ~ ~,_ SCHOOL. GAS RANGEs- Two Auto Sales William Washam. Sr., Mu. $.'1 .80. Little Kitty c!J·ret and : •1 south ~ Da Na~ An '\ ' 6-5-tfc t2) beautiful Tappan ranges. Charles Jeffers Cecil Thornton ed f4 80 and fJ Oct R urnr can spo esman sat 156 Excellent condition. Priced to USED Chevrolet truck fori F'loyd W. Calley, Mrs. C. Hend: bert a oyal Rt)- p~lla:at7I:rebekilg·~~ Thursday Automatic trans. 'THREE llld IMr ron"' !Urn"h& move quickley. Call WY 2- sale. Phone WY 2·3092. erson, and Mrs. E. L. Russell Ill ... ' * ! I ¢ ' .,_,. 3563. 7 12 6tc 7 15 3tcl and Infant son. when a large force of perhaps mtld!L WY Mal 1J e tfc PLAN PARI'\' 1,000 guerrillas attacked an outUSED bathtub, -iQOd -condition, FOR SALE - 1959 American 'I .l 1 PT. PLEASANT- The Point post near Hoi An City, then am2 Dr. Hardtop, real clean ' and f ROOM IUr'nWiet. apart. reasonable. Phone WY 2-5293, Rambler, $150.00. Call WI t\.dilL Pleasant Order of the Rainbow bushed reinforcements as they men!L Rowley lo Reed HardFrank Fugatt. 7·10-tfc 2912. 7 12 6tp for Girls Assembly No. 23 wiD arrived. ware. 5 11 Uc: lS63 FORD TRUCK, hall ton. TI!e RamO!er t;' hold a SWimming party on July U. S. Army helicopters and 4 Dr. Station Wagon, nice TRAILER LOT8 _ 1re1 4,200 actual miles. $1,295. Call Workl 8ludard ol t:ompact .d'.J Z&th, the next regular meeting South Vietnamese flghrer bombage llld nta. Brcnm'o l'rd SH 2-5052. 7 8 lie Elcellenco night. The swimming party will ers counter-attacked and chasA ed __ ____ Big ear room, ride llld ,... JULY II be held at tbe pool of the new ed the Viet Cong for 5\!o milea er Park (state JIPIOI I CABBAGE, potatoes. cucum- lormance. SmaD Cllr eCODOIII1 The Racine Firemen's Aux- Pleasant Point Resort. Mern- "like a bunch of halfbacks in 4 Dr. Hardtop. Like new, see It Mlnemllll, Ohio, ~ WY bers and tomatoes. Clarence and managenblliiJ iliary wtll sponsor a Stanley bers may also take dates for a broken field," according to :1-3324. 1 II lie Proffitt, Portland, Ohio VI See Party at the Racine Firehouse th~ outlng. Tickets lor the af. one American pilot. Most of the See These And Many More At IMUI'enc:. 3-2254. MetropolilaD Moton on F'riday, July 16, starting at faJr may be purchased from guerrillas were killed In the air -:29::.. He E. MaiD Street, PomerOJ 1 7:30 p. m The public Is invit· l Elizabeth Burcham, Worthy Ad- strikes. PHil'('() Copyq BlrYkle. Cop DON'T PUMP sluggish sep. ...... '" Wl7l ed to altend. VISOr, for 50.. ea ch. The As· ' les madt II llpl papers. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-~ll JULY II sembly will hold a short bust- Those born today are under 4 Z2 lie btrt:IJ 1ealldlllld llmolt 1111 septic tanll cleaner. LandSunday School at the Pomeroy' ness session July 26 at l p. m, the sign or Cancer. Mary Baker other do m 11. , mark fam Bureau. Legal Notice Church or Christ will be held at lhe Masonic Hall. Eddy, the founder of the Chrlsllelllef lfc uoAL ••m• at 9 a. m. and the worship ser· tian Science Church, was born· 2 18 . 1, I 4 lfe ·Tho Trnot•" •., oron" Townoh<p, I vice al 10 a. m. Sunday due to In 1862, David Farragul IJe.. on this day In 1821. 1 1 Musical ........ .-. umenll- M?.S~82 Hobedroome,ml,95! SkyUner ::~~ et ~~~u~~bu:u~~;~n~~ J~ln;nw 'potluck picnic to be held at came the first u.s. ad~niral 88 ' . .., • &ood condJ. ' 1 • ·····~~.. ........... the lair~rou•ds al noon. Mem· I Congress ~asaed an ~I confer· ARRESTS MADE ' Pomeroy, .. 600-606 E. Main ·~ W'!l. NJ70 •uO. lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. """" To•••"• c'"" b. is are reminded tt brin& ring the rank Of rear ..uulral PLEASANT - Arrests 7 11 110 Pbona SR ~· 7-10-ete Ohio. Phone 667-&'131. &-26-:tOtp their own tnble service. upon him. ,6lrlng the pnsi '!4 hour~ A('('Oftl- ' " .. ...... ' '· t•!Mdla~1' f'l(t:li •• <I)SWt:LL. i il I l �, ' I' a-Daily Sentinel, Pom_~oy-M_~ddleport , 0 .. July 16, 1965 f'""""' a M.iiOU - ·" 2 i, Installation of Off'rcers Held Given for Carla Sue Smith, 2 Prrrty /3 Pamela MUler'• 1 About , Arou"d And · ,. ' Middleport - ·- • 1 Hay Ride, Picnic t-H CLUB M9ETS GIVE cooK out ~ Mainly Held by 4-H club Birtluhly Observed Margaret Annn Carleton was MASON - Ml and Mrs. Har ;. People In w Mr. and Mra. William Smith About bost to the Zoaring Rockets 4- old ~rv ot N" ' Haven enter- '" ~ entertamed With a party re, , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Postlewalt MASON - The Happy Go H club at her h~me on Tues-: U. med ·wit h a cook - out on Pomeroy 1 cently at their home in Rut- By Aux1f1ary held a birthday party for Lucky t-H Club of Masqn e"' day allernoon. I en memlwrs 1.''uesdav eventng at thetr home land honoring their daughter, . , Pamela Miller on July 13th. . joyed a bay ride and wiener and lhe adviSor, W1lma Retb- tr New Haven Atl endmg were Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy of. Carla Sue, on her second birth· Installation of officer! was Mr!. Erensl Hu~b,.s Is sched· Pam., who Is six years old, Is roast on Monday evenlng. The 1 er were served cake . 1ee M"' ~r' 's brother and Jam1ly ,, Columbus spent Wednesday .• day. held when the American Legion uled .to ~ndergo surg!'l' lbls the """al grandda..••ter of grolij) was taken 00 he ride 1 cream and kuol ade . Hecrea , MJ)nt· and Mrs. fl . Joe Gressl with his mother. Mrs. E J. A decorated blrlhday cake Auxiliary ol Lewis Manley Post mornmg m a ·hospital m Wash- Mrs."'.Postlewalt. A':~~~- her b) Mr and Mrs. JaJT'es Lewla tlon consisted ut a song by tht- 1 .11 1'' 1' "r~ n Anlurru. Tex· Tracy and ice cream were served and 263 met 'TUesday evening at the mgton, D.C. where she has been ~o~a~& of Mason afterward 11 they r• 1favors were candy and balloons. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in w!L~ her dau~hler, Mrs. Ches- was Pam's grandfather and Parsons sistr•rs, a game nl whul: t'"'''"· [)ebbie. Glen and 1 · d 1 grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. ca- turned to' the home of Mr. and had Ihe button ami re•·cw11s .. nc "'" Pronnal Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Koh l and ,Mrs. Smith was assisted by Middleport. ter Owens an lam! Y· rol Mathews. · totrs. John ManhaU, New Hawec·e played Po rtw ·dl "t ~' I ramrly returned to lhetr home, Mrs. Sam Gibbs, Miss Darlene Mrs. Arnold Richards, presl- Mrs. LeUie Roush Is in Coven where a wiener roast wa! i'-_-..;__ ___....;__.__________~ New York, Thursday after a Smith and Miss Teresa Dean. dent, opened the meeting in rit- lumbus VISiting with her daugh- Also assisting was Flora Bal- held. Host was Billy Fry and ~'"' , w1lh h.r mother. Mrs. Mae Present were Vicky Crisp, An· ualistic form. A communication ters and family, , Mr. and Mr!. ley and Halph Francis whose the club leader St. Clatr. nette, Loretla and Sherry Tac- was read from . mrs. Bar!Gn Raymond Allensworth and oth- birthdays are also near that A devotional program wa1 pr• Mr. and Mrs. Frank lsa.c !kelt. Timmy Carpenter, An- Hoi!, eighth district president, er relatives. date. !enled by Debbie Werry md Mrs. Virgil Meier ol Akron Inette Romine and Kevin and thanking ,1ile Unit for their sup- Mts. Elizabeth Arnold has , Debbl and Connie GIHand, and anol Mrs. Edna Quivey of Ath-IConme Gibbs. port during ber term of office. returned to her home In Poplar Pams lather, Bill Miller or Beverly en ·' . src '·"Y '·'·· week with A report on the Eighth Dis- Bluffs, Mo. alter spending sev- the U. S. Air Force, II statoned ntlendlng were the above lhPu· sister. Mrs. Mae SJ. Clair. trict convention held at Logan era! mo~ths witt her daughter at Goose Neck Bay, Labrador. and Marl• Lambert, SuunThaMr. and \1rs. Mornson Llttal m June was given by Mrs. and famtly, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Her mother, the former Caro- bet, Norman ReyiJO)ds, Franand RoiJert ot Columbus were Covered .R1chards. The Unit will assist Pullen and family. lyn Ma~ws, r~ldea Ia Dover, cis Qut~en, Barbara Crlteo, Coo11nnday guests of Mrs. Welby wrth the Bloodmobile canteen Mr. and Mrs. Sherman BUB· Del., With Pam s younger bro- ole and Barbara Lewis bebra Wh aley on August 23. kirk and children, .Michael, Da- !her and sister. They were un- Stewart Dickie Carsoil 'Ji d .Jnhn Rudolph and sister-inMrs. Campbell Harper.. past )'id and Nanry. have returned able to attend. Gress. ' ' ren a ""' Mrs. r~va Rudolph of A eovered dish dinner at 6 30 presiden~ was the officer to ill- from a ,vacation trip to Canada Children attending the party cmwsvitte. armed Tuesday. JP· m. preetded the 'meeting of stan Mrs._ Richards, president: j and other points. He is on va- were Cindy and Patty Craig, ·alll'd bv the illness of Mr. lhe Federaled Circle Wednes- Mrs. Wilham L. Smith, fll'St , catton from tbe Vanadium Corp. Arnold, Penny and Debbie HOST TO VISITOR$ tudol ph's <tster. Mrs. Ca rrie day evening at the church. vice pr~skllmt ; Mrs. Con Young j Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Johnson, Debbie, Bobble and Mr. and Mr!, Charles· Sproull! , irursf'r Grace was asked in unison. second VIce presrdent; Mrs. Al- ~ have returned frOID a threeSyracuse have had 1 number Mrs Larrv Wolfe and MiSs Mrs. Lou1s Reibel, president, len Hampton, secretary; Mrs. w~ vacation spent In Caneda ~:g:o;:[~ s:~ !.%~~~ of visitors the past week among ,!oberta Kroeut er were business :was in charge of the meeting. Arl~a R~e, lreasurer; Mrs. 1 at their summer cllttage at 1 'end 1 ' Cbe hi Th 1 Item their sons and d•ught.ers··osctors in Gal ltpolis Thursday !DevotiOns were led by Mrs. Wilham Wmslon, chaplain : Mrs. Crow Lake near Ottawa. Mr. c~'ee; co:::ny 8~ :S~y ~ In-law!, Mr. and Mra. Bill Miss Lucy Will relurnt'd ho~e ~ Norman Kl1tes , who read John Sher~an Butley, Sgt. at B~ker spent some lime fishing ffillde 1 bright spot in the sum- Sprou•· daughter Sh•ron. who \1oodav after a visi t in Glou-, 1.1·3. and Psalm 38 and gave a Arms~ Mrs. Curlts Luckadoo, wtlh Dayton Will ol Pomeroy mer lor a Httle girl 10 far left for Wnllln~ford, Conn., 1\teo' ' "· ,;, 1h hPr ststff , Mrs. Em- ImedrU!tion on " Reap Today For hlstortan : Mra. L. C. Thomas, ' · .o also ~as a summer ho101e away from home day morning; ll'r. and ma Lmseol and her nek e. Mrs ,Harvest Tomorrow," taken ,COlo~ bearer, and Mrs. Harper, there. They visited several · Mrs. Charlos Sprouse, ,Jr., MarOr before, or aft~r? Re"''"" Ktllle. from Romans 8:19 and closed plants!. 1 places in Canada before returnAn outside barbecue, pop, Ice !den, Conn., anr' children member-because thi s is a Mr s Rnv mond Pullins and. With prayer j A poe~ ; "Be Careful What j ing home.. cream and cake were served. Danny, Tommy, Jimmy and Al"Full Service" comme rKirood~ of Thurston arnv edi For lhe program. Mrs. Kloes ! ~ou Say, was read by Mrs. Mr. and. Mr!. John Terrell lison, who returned home Suncial bank-vou can safPWedn.,ct nv for " v•istl wi\h her ' lold the slory " The Lady With j oung , program chairman and ' and children. Christine and panled her daughter and family day evening; Mr. and Mt!. guard you r· valuables in a . 1the LamM" refreshments were served bYl· Joh n of 0 ak R'd rart•nls. '·Mr and Mrs. Rolhn ,.... wh1'ch . concerned IM t ge, Tenn. are Mr. an d Mrs. J ohn McCabe and J ames Sprouse, son ,Iimmy, Bc·ar hs :Florence N1ghtmgale. rs. Ernest Bowles, Mr!. Em- here for a visi• with her par- children of Columbus ; on a va- Paula and Donna, who ltft Safe Deposi t Box here, rs. De>.sie Patterson re\ urn' vn?.ur~~gt~~~k~u~ness session a ma Bland and Mrs. R1chards. I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fish- cation trip to Florida. for Meriden, Conn., Monday, M bank by mail here, bU)' rd home Thuf'dR,. after a as grven Jo . COM er and famrly. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· Paula staying for 1 longer visit; Travelers Checks here, get 1 . . ·'G 1 d Mrs. Lester Fa uber for having E FROM FLORIDA 1 Mr and Mrs Carl Mattox hoan entertained with a dinner Mrs. Rachel Joachim, Chillico1 Mr and M D R'l a low-co8t Pe1·sonal Loan . wc'r k~ V l'-'~ 1 a1 rl:'<l 8 pn light b lb8 I d . . 1ey oi l visiled with hrr sons . llrl berl and Ted u rep ace on lhe · ' rs. an . recently in Nitro, W. Wednesday evening at their the. sisler of Mrs. Sprouse, and for any worthwhile pur011 L1ncol n Hill. Reporled r West Palm Beach, Flortda visil- Va. with their son an~ family home in honor of the birthday on ~r\day, Mr. and Mrs . May1p . cross 1 pose here . . . all yea I' , aMtmo,n,. H . . . 1 111 were Mrs. William Baxter, ! ed recently with her mother, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Mat~ anniversary ol their daughter, lord Harris, Mrs. Jane Selby , rs omrr 0 11 rv was m!Mrs. Marguerite Purst M : Mrs. Jean Carson and · · · · · around. Come on in ! Col umbus visiting re l:o tives and Car · G • rs. , a d 'lh h Clifford , and family , and m Pomt Plea- Mrs. Vernon Weber. 'ltbers at- and son Tommy, Columbus ; frcend.s. 1Du:~t" in ~eser, G and A. H. II n ;;'' ~r brother and fami-1sanl, Va. with thelr daugh- lending were her family , Mr. Mrs. Jean Dodds and daughler 1 - --· __ t e~ gs enera 1 Hospil- ), . r. an ~Irs . George Car-~ ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Weber, Dennis, Dean, Don- Suzie, Indiana ; Mrs. Helen Holt .Mrs. Johnt Terrell Eus~ce ,., W1'l!1011 . Da11 as and Duane. of Pomeroy, and Margaret, and ' -~[JmiiJ lai Phi\ Mrmb lh and Mrs. ,s on m Mason. I 1 na. I"' , • t I ~ i Metoort al J ar '. ,e dVele.rans I t Mrs. Willis Grueser accom- Rutland. Mr. Shirley Legg of Maryland. 1 _ _ ·. rosp1 a . an G H. : 1n n5, at 5:JO a.m. IEDT! Ewmg, al hom e. Get •·ell cards the first experimental lesl ol an t TONIGHT wert> sen: to each. ~atomic bomb took place in Mrs . K loes reported lhat New Mexico. "TAKE HER, SHES MINE " Ch ri stmas eard sa mples had In 1964 , Sen. Barry M. Gold· J am es Stewart Sand ra Dee , arr 1v~d and orders may be plac:- water- R-Ariz ., accepted the RetC ulor J I ed With her. Miss Lena Grues- · publl ean presidential nomina-and ~ "YOUNG AND WILLING" er or Mrs. Clarence Massar. Ilion. Th e most-quoted line from Th~ meeltng closed with the i thai speech was "Extremism in Vi rginia Maskf' ll Paul Rogers Mtzpah bened1ct1on .. Hosle.,es j the defense of liberty is novi ce I for lhe August mee tmg will be - moderation in the pursuit of SATURDAY JULY 17 Sen ing Meigs County for over 93 years :Mrs. Phil Williamson and Mrs. juslice is no virtue." FROM 9 IN THE MORNING TIL 9 IN THE EVENING 1 Adam Ebersbarh and Mrs ,._ 1- -·----- "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" ~ RUTLAND POMEROY Chr is lapher Lee , na Huber wrll be devotional m.; Orco up Meldahl12 : 0~ a.m.: Andrew Keir Barg1ins all over the store - Furniture and Floor Coverings ; leader. Alice up Meldahl 2:30 a.m.: - and' M e m b~ r Federal R~serv e System Valvoline up Meldahl 4:20a.m.; " MARA OF TH& and wearing apparel for your family - Saturday is 1 good time WILOERNESS " U: Valley Transporter up Meldahl Linda Saunden Member Federal Deposit fnsuranre Corporation 705 a.m. (Color) to see the new 1966 line of RCA Victor Color TV- Regular TV Gallipollo Dam - Reliable up 11:30 p.m.: Barbara Gay up - Portable TV's -AM-FM Radios - Transistor Radios - Record Gauge readingsr Gallipolis l l2:30 a.m.: Solvay up 3:25a.m .; IDam 11.9, 11.9, running 2 feet j. S. Lewis down 5:1 a. m. Players and Stereos - on the 2nd floor. 1 on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason 20.Kanawha Rlvor - Zimmer up t39, Pl. Pleasant 23.85, Hinton Marmet 12:45 a. m.; Beaver j 11.30, Kanawha Falls 3.9-t, Char- down Winfield 2:20 p.m.; AlBE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM leston 19.116. London, Marmet len R. Merrill down Winfield I and Winfield dams were on 10 :30 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. l the SJI!s. , down Wcnfie\d 10:35 p.m.; H.E. , Boat Movements: . : Bowles down Winfield 11:40 p. Ob1o River • ChriS Jr. up 14. m.: 0. F. Shearer up Winfield 2 30 p.m.; Elisha Woods up 14, 12:45 a.m. ; C. V. Harner up 4.40 p.m.: Invader up 14, 11:20 Winfceld 2:30 a. m. ---~~!,!!!!!!.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,,.,..,!!!!!,.,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~' P.m.: Colton Queen up 15, 3:35 a.m.; Annette Jones up 16, 2:50 am.; San Ricarno dp 16. 4:30 a.m.: John Ladd Dean up 16, 6:30a.m.; Jeffboal down 18, 3:- , 10 a.m.; Lorena down 18, 6 a.m.; Philip Sporn up 19, S:4fJ a.m. ; Buckeye State rown 19. 6:20 a.m.; Rober! Rood up 19 , 7:10 a.m.; Jefferson down 20. 5:15 a.m.; Polly Crane down 20, 5:15 a.m.; Lunga Point up 21 , 4am.m; Jerry Bosworth up 21 · 5:25 a.m.; Robert West up , 21 , 6 am.; A. J Patton up 22, 5:25 am.; Acadian down 23 9:20 p.m.; National down 23: 10 :30 pm.; Northern down 23 l2:35 a.m.: Jane T. down 23: 6:55a.m.; Steve Click up Green1 Up 4:20 p.m .: Helen R. down Greenup 9:30 p.m.: llinois up II Greenup 12 : 10 a.m.; Pamela D. down 2 a.m.; Little Edward . idown Greenup 2:4fJ a.m.; L. i F~own Meldahl 10:40 p. · · ' \ I ' ' at y 1, I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XVII NO. 76 .UPIUihl•-~ SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1965 ' War Command I': Wanting Mor~ Men at Once · J ' ,1, Circle Ladies ANYTHING WE CAN fnJ'oy DO WHILE YOU'RE AWAY? Dish Dinner .1 ' tl 81 ' 1 Circulation Clerk Mrs. Thelma Lytle signs books out to Larry Price, Bruce Beegle and Steve Cleland (1 to r), South· ern High grads of 1965. They were the first to use the new bookmobile. I W. • Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK 1 ' • - I r tuver news i 1966iENITH TV ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HAS WON THE CHRYSLER Jt;fOTORS CORPORATION QUALITY DEALER AWARD . ~ ~ Quality Dealer Award · MEIGS THEATRE. ,_..,_Ohio TONIGHT I SATURDAY H . li. Welts 'FIRST MEN IN rHE MOON' tTecbnicolor) R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Edward Judd Martha Hyer - -·~ ' Tile SUMNE:R - ModPI 5319 WU Delu11e Contempor ary con sole 1n genuine Olllinished Wa lnut .. ---·-- lfen~ers flncl se lect hardwood sol1d s. * HORROR! Zenith's own Handcrafted ''ld fewer ~erv lce problems. * .f;: le nith' fi Supt:r 0 ..;.:,1 '.lldeo G~ ard 82 chilnne! tuninB system with 125 gold contacts for longer TV life. 6 Zenith Pionee r ed Color TY performance ad11an ces •nduding p at ented color demodulator circuit ry for ' nest hue'l i" ,..olor IV. z .. NITH•s ACC- , , ..,.~"" Nftlice ;. lhe field tf NfailiiiiRimobile lllU'tlfo YGI.., fair lrNinM4 -~a~ .,ice-all rA1u . I are '""-" IIIGilirif fw you a~ yow Quoli&y ,.,,.,.. ·· Automl t" tft~tl de •c CG/or c/l,ititt m•JnellltS rem011 ~olo r irnpurilie5 'Buil t-it" ••0 kM bs · rm C'Ottlrols. Fluffy, MIDDLEPORT ' · "LOOKING FOil LOVI" -- Tecbnlcolor- Connie rNGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & JAf, NIGHTS · SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUESOAY JULY 18-19-20 •'FLUffY" - TechnicolorTony Randa ll, Shirley Jones Fran~is, Jim Hutton Su"" Oliver, Joby Baker Barbara Nl•hofs Joy C. Fftp: Pen. Geo. Ramtiton, Yvette Mlmeaux. Patda Prfntlss D•n ny Tbomu, Johnny Carson Hunnlne time: I Rn. -. • • _, ZENITH 'S OWN PERFORMANCE ADVANCES Cha ssis. 100% handwlrtd lor greate r dependability "MASQUE OF THI RED DEATH" 1 Technicolor) Vln~ent Prire, Huel Court Da\'Jd Weston . Weird borroi . Sho<king: Blood Gohf Ruthless ness! Masked Ball · O.alh otalko <elebranta As Low As ' Lionel Jeffries. Haa MaO R.f!arhed Moon Be-tore? Gasp! Wonder! Thrill: Edear Allen Poe•• \ ' R. H. RAW·LINGS SON:S CO. ' l . ' S. SECOND AVt . -, < ' ' ...... I ' •••-••a .. - . j ' . • ., •. MIQDLEPORT, 0. . ' ., New To Roll Monday In tbe ON SATURDAYS I •: '' ·=----======================"""==-"= Shop At Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ,., ' WORLD ~ ASHINGTON - P R E S Ide t Johnson, alreody determi ed to hold next year's budlel · ~own to "bare bones," wants offi~ials. tQ keep on saving mon· ejl . llll tvel'jlthing lrom pencils to Jllissllk ; .. Johnson called official• to the White House Friday ror the second straight day for a sess ion I on economy in government. He stressed the necessity of ! reducing government cosls lo permit the United States to finance ils role as world leader It, education, health and olher fields. Robert Pickett , driver-clerk Is ready to roll and Rod Karr, PHS senior-to-be, temporAmENS, GREECE _ NEW I ary helper, prepa res to stack books. novas a special cabinel George AthanassJadls-j Premiercalled meeting today to ·consider the bloody political rioting which erupted In the heart of ancient Athens Friday night. More than 100 persons were Injured, many seriously, in a series of clashes starting in Constitution Square between supporters of former Premier George Papandreou and police who hurled tear g&S; · .. · :,··~:~--~;· , . · :·:·~~:~~'~8~~5i~~~~~~ :·-: ·,-~;-..:~:"~i..-'.:;.:~.· ~-:;·~-:.:-~·::~·~· Banking Topic Of Mr. Reed � 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 16, 1965 carr henderson smith wiggens