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Mrs T A ton lirsl preSident ol the club, Hennessy and Mrs. Phil WdMrs Loms Re1bel. and Miss harnson as the program romLucrttia GenhE'Imer were char- mittee. ter members present ~ho For thE' program, Mrs. Roush Yt! ·e presented a corsage and gavr fl hisi.ory of the club, Mrs. tt gift. A gift was also prtsent"' IO Mrs. Minnie Uavid and .. A , ,...._1 tc M15s Sarah Ph1ll1ps who )OlD· ~ ed the club at 1t' '"'·ond ;o~n mee~ '"8 Three Officers Mainly About Are Installed p pi I Au . eo e n ~ By Dof mt or Pomeroy I Chester Council Daughters d Cranston. ~oke brt~ \ ga~:n closed wit an ortgma lal boor America met Tuesday evening from the study book, "T u r n tbeth Fick acted as secretary of her da hter Lisa al the P?E"~· Durmg t~ socf 1he Mr and Mrs. Eslle Mossman with 26 members present. Aside and 'farken.'' was pre- In the absence of Mrs. Leonard f : 'd Mr,s Allen piCtures were ta en o returned borne Tuesday, alter Laura Mae Hartung preSided isented by Mrs. Phil Globokar, Jewell. home o r. an . group. . a an 18 days vacation at Buckeye and opened the meetmg in rJtU· Iwhen the Friendly Circle of the 1 · A dessert course was served Roush in Bradbury. who are Attendmg were the above nd Lake They attended the North alistic form. Mary McDonald I Federated Church met Tuesday by Miss Fick and Miss Mary grandparents of Ll.sa. Mrs. Ral~h GJlm~re, Mrs. Ma famllv reunion on July 4 and was reported ill in Veterans evening. 1Virginia Reibel from a table . been • ry C. Hemes. MISs Ada_ Hosk- were overnight guests of Mr. Memorial Hospiia1. A communi· The meditation was based on with white cover and miniature After the gilts had ~ 1 Ins, Mrs. Robert Mo. ' IS Sr • and Mrs. Donald Morgan of calion was received from Phyl- Isaiah 6-.l abolll the call of one arrangements of violets placed sented lo the honored guest CO Mrs. Jed Webster. Sr ., Mrs. Newark. They also attended the lis Rowan concerning the Oep- Biblical prophet. It was said at intervals the length ot the cream and cake WS$ served to Elmer ~ickham and Mrs. Gay- Nazarene church. assembly held ut,v club and district orficers' ~ch calls may come any table. The vi~let theme was re- Mr. and Mrs. Everet~ M~chael 1 nelle W1se. 1 in Cotumbus. . picnic to be held Sunday, A~g- : tnne. any place; Mose~ h~ard 1 peated in the napkins. and son, Johnny, Jessie Sisson, 1 Mrs Harvey Van.1 Vranken IS ust I, at the home of Ed1th ·his call on the mountam side: Mr. and Mrs. Brad Budson, a medical patient at Holzer hos- Betzing. . ' the late Dr. Dooley saw the R Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox • pita!. . The flag bearers escorred plight of !he people of Laos GIVE SUPPE and children, Beverly Ann and Bohbie Ritchie and Darreii iEJizat>eth Wickham, who serves and heard hiS call. People MASON - Mrs. Ray Pro(fitt iJoseph Bryan and Mr. and Mro. ~ Lee L'hevalier are att.ndmg the las Uncle Sam. to the altar and lday recetve calls, but they and Nanrv entertained with a Roush. . Jack•on county fatr this week. Erma Cleland, deputy, on be- are not spectacular, as a rule.1 · . . I Mrs Gladys Cuckler is the lhalf or the Council. presented : They are opportunities . to l plcmc supper .at their home tn j Prayer and Jhe Life Within" est of Mrs. Welby Whaley. her with a gtfl on her 92nd iserve God and need answermg.l Mason for MISs Jane Burge" EN.JOY OUTING was the topic of the program f:'ock S ri s Road. birthday. Mrs Cleland installed i 'Jesus cans Us" and "If Je-ool Martmsvllle, Vlrgima on presenred by Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. j Mr> roh~ Frick entered Meigs ILaura Mae Hartung as associ- sus Goes With Me," by he Monday evening. Afterwards The Pomeroy Church of Christ assisted by Mrs. Karl Kraulter l General Hospital Wednesday •ate counselor: Ethel Orr, ao- groop, with Mrs. carl Kautz at I they were_ taken lo the Dnve- enJoyed an outmg and poll~ when Lydia Circle of the Umt- 1mornin as a medical patient lsistanl financial secretary, and - j ln Attendtng were Ml~ Borg. dm~er Sun~ay at the Roc ed MethodiSt Church met 00 1 M gL•ota Norris and son. IBettv Roush as representative ! Heath Methodist Church, as the ess. Jane Dodson. Jan1ce Hen- SprmR• fairgrounds with '1'1 Tuesdav evening at the church. I K ~~~Akron and Mr and Mn. l A grabbag was announced by officiating minister for the wed- ry Cnnnie Harbour, Sherry Fie- m attendance. Rev.Jernr MastThe 'hymn. ·sweet Hour of W~l\· Morris of p hoe- lthe ways and means committee ! ding Sunday of Miss Claudine sher. MV"il Roush, Leah Ann ers asked grace. VarioUs games Prayer," w1th Mrs. T. A. Dow-~ ni~ ~~z VIsited relatives m the lfor the n~~t meeting and each Kay McClintock and Mr. Mich-, Miller, Susan Warner, Janell , were playt'd dunng the alternie as accompamst, opened the I ar~ Monday. member was asked to bring a I ae::,liViourniiija~zosiij.iiiiiiiiiiiCiailllliiiiandiiiNianiciyiiProiifliitti.iiiiniooinii~iiiiiiii program followed by the read-. 25r package. Enzy chaJrman, \ • ing of Luke Jl ·l-12 by Mrs. I • • announced a meetmg of the re- Ab0 uf M'ddl ' Dmner. was at 6:30 rf p rn. With Mrs. Reibel askmg I grace The garden theme was Mr and Mrs Leo Kennedy carried out on the table, Which were in Mt. Ve;non last Saturhad a white rove. centered Wllh da to attend fWieral services »n arrangement of flowers ID a : Max Wiggins. He was a straw hat. Small gatde•. tools ro 1 Mr. Kennedy. were placed at mtervals m the co~sm :arl Edwards of Berea table. Favors were small hat. hr for 8 VISit with his s1sbaskets filled w1 th flowers . l ~r :~~brother-in-law, Mr. and FollowiDg the dinner, the Mrs. Lewis Triplett. The' r rou ad ourned to the party sister-in-Jaw. Mrs. Harry Ed· ~ooof for J jneeting whJch op- wards. Langsville, ts a patlent epo a Det10ted T• ·Tla. .,..,_, 01 Th.. Mef,..,aon Area Lydta C1rcle ' FL tar im BrOwn Found Innocent; ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - A municipal court jury today acquitted football star Jim Brown on assault and bat· tery charges filed by an 18. year-old girl. The jury of seven women and flvo men found the National Dmner H''9 h/"•ghfed Circle Meetmg Pt"CntC Football League star Innocent of the charce after deUberation of about an hour aad li minulel. Brenda Ayres, a high school dropout, had charged in her complaint that Brown took her to his motel room the nl£lit o1 June 19, pHed her with whisky and beat her. Tbe acquittal of the former S]ll'acuse Unlversity aJI..America fullback cleared the way for · him to join bl.s world cltampion Cleveland Browns teammates in their practice DOW uotlerway In time to l'iJie pll't lD the Brown& -Collep :AIJ.8tan football pmo ill Chi~ the Dlpt of Aua. 1. Brown'• trial 1'1111 It days, • record lor 1 criminal lrial Ia local court. The fuUback durin( his on the ~~~--~~~~~~ JULY IS SALE TIME AT ELBERFELDS ened with devotions by Mrs.l al Veterans Memorml Hospi~I Krautler, who also ~.ad an ar-1 freshment committee at her 'd 1 She had al ltlcle "How to Pray. A d1s- 1 home. Wednesday evemng, Juk R bs J~ach oto ouprer1en. I· ' ld h t ir •.. Do You Jee What I Barbara Anthony. daughter cusslon was he on . ow 0 ly 28. I a• er P k f Luke 1of Mr and Mrs Gerald An- pray under SIX S1luat1ons such • ~-~e~ Sa:;·~f t:h:~::'!'. read 'lhony, · io vtsiting. in Wilming- as Scott Carpenter, the astro- , PLAN TOUII• 0 1I · · f ton 111 with her uncle an d naut. Prayer by Mrs. Hoyt confrom Mrs Mary B Hemes or • . d M David Jay eluded the program ' A picnic dmner held in thel MASON The Mason Coun- . flowers and cards sent her aunt .. Mr. an! rls. Sh made M J Warne; president d f the Paul Smart resi- ly Home Demonstration Clubs . . I d Jenkms and amly. e rs ay . 't Yar o . I ed I f lh. whtltt hosplta Jze . the trip by bus. conducted a short business ses- 1dence overlooking the Ohto have c~p et . ~an.-; nr ~tr It w>• voted to c~<nge the Wednesday evening dmner sion The report of the secre- 1River highlighted the July lour whloh will mcude lourmg meetmg mght from the third uests of Mr and Mrs. Field- tary and treasurer we~e given meeting !.If the Lov~JO} Cln:le t~e medical center. agnult~re Tuesday to the third Thursday. rng Hawkins were Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Dowme and M1ss Myr· ' of tht> Middleport F1rst Baptast stences srea, home e._>nomiCS Plans ~ere made for a picnic Bill Longstaff of Pt Pleasont, tis Kay Parker. It was decided Church Tuesday evening. department an~ ~h~ mat~ ro~­ on August 1 al the home of W va to cancel the August meetmg. Mrs Mannmg Kioes, chair- pus at West V1rg1ma Umvers1ty Mrs. Phil williamson. 1be na·and Mrs. John Vroman I RefreRhments were served by man. opened the meeting and at ~organtown. . lure tour or Region lJ to be iJeft Saturday for a two-week 1 Miss Parker and Mrs. Robert gave the devotioos using the Entout. to Mont ?bateau beid at Lake Hupe August 23 at 1vacation in Florida . They wiU 1Morris, Jr. thelll" "Keys for Belter Uv- ~ge. the groop wiJJ viSit Coop- ! 10:30 a. m. was announced. A' be joined next week by thetr l ing." Mrs Edison Baker ~re- er s Rock State Park. Dunng I discussion was held on making son and family , Mr. and Mrs. I sented the love gift ded1ca- the even inJ oC Adugusht 3rd the · nd son Johnny Relativlll Attend · group t e summer arrangements for tile Me1gs John Vroman a · • bon. the t w10t atten Ch t Lak County Fair. of Columbus. College Mmical The group planned lo visit T~ re a ~~~ d ~a i 1 6 A contribution was made to 1 Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., _of Wav- Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Middle- the county infirmary. A rom• ~~ou~: epa; "PI · . tbe Johnny Appleseed Fund. It .erly visited re~ently with M~s . ! port and ht>r sister. Mrs. Glad· muniration was read from the I m. on d e r 1r~~ t .• ea~ - - - - - -·-- - - - Lawrence Bing and Marguertte l ys Diehl of Arlington Va. home missionary. ant an return on e evenmg o Si8terr l' isiletl Durt. patients in Meigs ('.en spent the weekend at Mt. ' Present were Mrs. John Fultz, Aug. 41h. Cost of lhe tour is eral Hospital. . Unlo1 College in Alliance where Mrs. Clara Riley .. Mrs. John $l5.80. I In two Ohio Citiel Mrs. Robert McEihmny has thev attended the summer thea- Kauff. Mrs. Fieldtng Hawkins. I STOR SUBSTITUTF.S joined her husband m ~effer-~ tre' music~! performance of Mrs. Baker Mrs. C. J. Rhodes . PA . ' . Mrs Leu Kennedy has r~-1 sonville. lnd., w~ere he ts -em- "Stop the World." Mrs. Harold Chase, Mrs. Grace ~ The Rev. E~~nz~~:.-~~~~· P:~· turned from several days m ployed. They w•ll be located Forrest Bachtel. son o1 Mr. Hysell. Mrs. Paul Smart and tor ot the · Columbus and Springfield whel'!" there for several weeks. and \1rs Forrest Bachtel who Mrs. Manning Kloes and two I terprlse who suffe~ed I t~e h1OS~ she visited wilh her sisters. Mr. George ~uster and so~, is attending the summer drama guests Mrs. C. Rirhards ' ~ th~ finge~s on t e e :~s i 10 a ~aw~~tdebynt ~~t.u~ay.Mar- 1 Don't Sunday she joined her sister. T?m: and. Dennts Ault, : : session. had one of the Iead 1 and Mrs. Lera Jones. Mrs Jesse Lake. in West Jef- Cmcmnatt Sunday to atte I parts in the presentalion. He s~bstltu or e ev. tht> ferson and they went Oil to baseball game there. M sang several of the songs in the RAVE VISITORS_ vm Dowson. pastor of Sprm~field to visit with Mr. Merrl AulL daughrer of ~ · play. Other relatives from Ak- Guests this weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs C. R. Gilbert, Mrs. and Mrs. Wilham MAult 1~ He l ron also attended tbe play. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier Thelma Shirk and Mr . and Mrs. guest of Mr. and rs. · · I Sr .. included their son, T-Sgt. Clarence Bailey and soll5, Mike Wise . .Jr .. in Waverly. RETURNS TO BASI! and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier, Jr . Mr and Mrs. Charles De · Mr . and Mrs. and RJehard _ .· 'd f W . .1 A-2<' Steven A SpUrrier who .and son, nms; 1 VJSI 0 Jh th t t Ci tChlokl Sm er averY • · ' Ebll ll•h·l I e ere ey WPn o n. h M' Bess I was home on leave from a US- Harvey n af M'ICh'~gan, and cinnati and attended th• Bob ed recent% ;'t M "'sanborn 1 AF base in canada re!Qmed Mrs. Louise Lehew and son and Braun radio •how over WLW. Sanborn a M rs .L ax MIJ- 11l hi• base Thursd~y after a grand59n of Kentucky Mr. and .d b Mr and rs. awrence • · h nd They were acrornpame Y · . G 11 . 1. b ·ness 1 0 dal· leav1 with his paretns. Mrs. Warren Gra am a sons .. M La S. k hoan m atpoiS on USI Mr W'll' w~ the1r nlt'C~. rs. :ry ~nn- Tuesda Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sppr- and Mr. and .s. 1 11 e~t le. The g1rls were 1~ten11ewed ~· funeral services for i rier Sr. and other relalives. of Powhatan Pmnt ; Mr. and by Braun as "Four Sisters from LoAttenAbmlg h d'ed at Jer- - - - --- - - - Mrs. Norman Weyersmlller and • . f'1 ld .. UIS es, w o ' d t D' dM R P "'prmg e · omesville Saturday, held Tuesher mother, Mrs. Herbert augh er, 1ana, an rs. . . day there, were Mr. Noah Hasand other relatives. Houdasheli and son. 9 kins, accompanied by Charles FIRST QUALITY Ables, Racine, brother of the REGULAR deceased, and Ross and Certified Oil Station Mathews of Cheshire. Mr. Abl•e•ll Pome- was a nephew of Mrs. Noah liiiooiiiiiiiiiii w __iil\1tiiiilniiiiltii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·-~·~ Raskins. ;;; Don Hanning, son of Mr. Mrs. Wllbor Hanning, and , MASON nis Saelens, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 ..... '. Adolph Saelens, are attl~ellllling the summer classes aL TONIGHT & fRIDAY "MOVE OVER DARLING" Grande College. DoriK Day James Garner Mike Eanes, son of Mrs. ....,•. ·a (Color) jorie Eanes. is - and"STOP TRAIN 342" . COMPACT SIZE from eye surgery performed Jose Ferrer sean Flynn Columbus las! week. He 6.00 x 13 TUBELESS been returned to his home S1turd1y July 24 Middleport. Voluos To $4.95 Voluos To $5.95 "HE RIDES TALL" Mrs. Dana Lambert has Tony Youn~ Dan Duryea turned from a visit in Colum- 1 -~~:nd ­ $2.65 2 for $5.~ S.le $3.65, 2 for $5 "ROBINSC>N CRUIO bus with her son and tanmv. ll 8lockw1tl ON MARS" plus 11• 1nd Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert P11ul Mantee, Victor Lundin 2 tire1 off son, Joe. (Technicolorl Mons Summer .rour c.~r Mrs Galen Brown has been Morehead, Ky., at their R::~~ New Nylon AU-Weather REDUaD ~ home. Her son, David tirH with Tuhyn Rubber Voluos to $27.95 Mens Veer Around is attending camp in Kentucky. Mrs. Honnie Hubbard and LATE MODEL CAR REDUCED V• , Mrs. Pat Johnson and children TONIGHT SIZES 7.50 x 14 I 1were in Gallipolis and NOT OPEN 1 Pleasant Monday. VALUU FROM $34.91 TO $69.95 [ Barbara Jones is employed FRIDAY thru TUESDAY : a life guard and swimming i JULY 23-21 SALE FROM $25.00 to $45.00 I structor aJ the Kyger WALT DISNEY 'S "CINDERELLA" :swimming pool for .the summer. piUI tu JOCI Longs - Shorts - Regulars - Stouts - Technicolor· 21kfl oft Laughtt'r! Music! Magic! IShe will he a senior at rour car University this fait Cartoon Favorilt:l Miss Marriane Woodgerd. who 1 WALT DISNEY'S Ntw Nylon AII·WNiher "TATTOED POLICii iis here for a vacation from · Blackwall tirn with HORSI" Columbus, and her mother. Mrs. Tufsyn Rubbtt - TechnJoolor, I Sandv Sanders·Shirley Skile~ Harold Wnodgerd, were Chas. Seel Spe: The race Parkersburg, W. Va., l't'cently 1 GROUP SAVE $5.50 between rotting hone and for a visil with relatives. , Moriei·'T Ford Mr. aad Mrs. Willis Aleshire BAN LON SHIRTS, Val. to 10.95, 2 for $10. AIH Disn1y Cutoons of Dayton are here for a - - - ---·- FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1965 ---------------~==~~~ . ~ - ~~~------------~--~----------~- Prayer, Inner . POMEROY-A\IDDI.S'ORT, dHIO VOL XVII NO. 81 1 to-~ ----- J enttne 1 Around And ~ Lile TopiC of . serv~d . II I • 0 pportunt'f'1es - gram. !he plano completed the pro-1 Party il Gl~n for Ahs. Globokar closed To Serve are =h~:e:ag!,:can" from l LisaRouah,ahg::ertalll' G' . T p" Mrs. Kautz. president. opened Mrs. Sharon Rous tven m 0 IC . the business session with a po- eel Thursday with a party ill Calls ana Opportunities" em "Take Time." Miss Eliza- observance of the first birtllday otand piclured hlrnself u an older peraoo tryin& Ill ooUIIIel and help Mlos A]ll'es whose mother bad said she was havIng trouble• with the girl. The defense questioning and case lndicated it believed Miss Ayres, wllh the help of ber ell- vorced mother and her boy-. friend, pushed their friendship witb Brown in hopes of gettlnf money from him. Defense witnesses quoted his accuser as saying Brown would pay bii money lor dropping the case. ·.- The jubilant Brown had ~ confident of acquittal .aD aiQIW. He sat by 1 window 1•1"'1 with 1111 wile and mother lli!!t momlttg willie the jury Cl'l ered the cue as iDitntcl:ld I!t Municipal Court Judie B'·'Mill Krupansky, 1• Over 2,000 Hear Symphony tbe 1 1 FURNITURE ON THE 3RD FLOOR - READY TO WEAR DRAPERIES - MUSIC DEPT. - PORCH FURNITURE SALEOINmE SALE - DRY GOODS SALE ON THE 2ND FLOOR HOUSEWARES - MENS AND BOYS WEAR SALE - TOWELS SHEETS - HOSIERY - LINGERIE - MANY BARGAINS ON THE 1ST FLOOR. 1 I 1 Mr. WASHINGTON - PRESIdent Johnson today made t b , first major change in American · coins In 173 years with a few lltrokes of the pen. Elherfelds ·Pomeroy 1 w: THIS WEEI( STORE HOURS FRIDAY 9 TO 5- SATURDAY 9 TO 9 Forget Only 2 More Days Of Our Custom Drape S.le 1 Military Targets are Hit with 165 Sorties 28· DRIVE· IN I SPORT SHIRTS BIG·CAR SIZE 8.00 x 14 TUBELESS SPORT SHIRTS 2For 2For I MEIGS THEATRI SPORT COATS Boys Sport Coats $2 4 $36 ,...... ..... Famous Nylon All-Weather Blackwall tires with Tufsyn Rubber SALE $13.95 SUITS ' NEW TREADS Retreads On Sound Tira Bodies or Your Tires 2For' 2 Fort $32 STRAW HATS plus til IIUl 2 tnn ol r' $12. REDUCED l ALL SIZES BtaekwaU pius Ill IIIII 2 tirts oa J JOUICII l I I EASY TERMS . . ~ llanmj~iin~s19? RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland BOYS SPORT SHIRTS .......... $1.99 SWIM TRUNKS REDUCED Bermuda Shorts REDUCED Shop and Save At Your Favorite Mini Shop DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shlrta" RIZER OIL .CQtAPANY no~ · owNEIM•'' oPEIIA'n:D YOU'LL O.IJR· filllCE Air Conditioned for Your Shoppln( Pleasure POMEROY, 0. PlioiiiWYI-2101 . . fidE ' · · �.. ' . ~.. • • ' • ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1965 - - - - - ----·- -------- · S C . I C t E 1 . an I I 0 0 mine n , . · Ve n 8 r yracuse SOCJ'ety Notes SPORTS DESK lookln,,. 8 ...,_;;..ii ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS < I I L'me sCOres ' I I L'"'· . I :.h•r;.. :_: I ""· .....,. m.,.,. "·• . sHIRT Robinson's $299 ::11 c::' POPULAR SIZES - BLACK TUBELESS 00 1 . h While there they visited ' end with hi& mother, Mra. Rnu r.,.d and sllliiiMtl mto liiOib ty the favorite In tht nine • bona MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ;•t Mr. and Mrs. Dennlo Ad- Leadingham of South Webater. auto. er first heat with Texan Hanover ~~gton and M1" Peggy Me- Mrs. Herbert Parker broke the choice In the second beat. earson. :her foot recently JJ'E.ATH"'R Recent callers on Mr d M d M · Gl CU difl "' The first five flnlahera in each · an ' r. an rs. en n Sallll'lllly ,...... '"'-'• 11t1 of lh1 h81 II IIIII tbea Mrs. George Staats and family j; Sr of Charleston w Va ' '"' • ......,, • run a 8 ~...:....:..;~ were her grandmother, Mrs. Ed- s~nl several day,' at ·their ri~: ud bimld with afterooo1 tllmlnatioa heal to decide the llh Kauft of Pomeroy, her mo· jer camping site here. ..iudmiiiiiibijowiiieraiii,i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ther, Mrs. Carl Persinger of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Otil Middleport and her brother. Mr. 1of Pi. Pleasant visited several and Mrs. William Persinger relatives l.nd frienda here Fri. 1 day. , and son, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Rnbert Lam-' Mr. and Mr1. Roy Wlnehrenbert of Sycamore visi~:~ted Mr. 1 ner, Mr. Richard Winebrenner, · and Mr1. Raymond WoUr and 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wlo. family over a recent weekend. brenner attended funeral Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martin Iices for their oiller-ln-IIW, COM~LITI 750x14 800x14 '=::;;;:;:::::;:::;:::;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;...,.~........ r MOTOROLA TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO • • • $21.00 $24.00 1 LAST DAY OF.SALE 1 BARGAINS- ENJOY EAR PHONIS OTHIR MODELS $19.n UP - - - - · Throu'ghout the Store . ~..I_o_TH_ER_s_lz_Es_A_vA_ILA_B_Lt_l__,J HI" .Just say: tnt. BI)...;V.IiNI8 . W.....,. ~llllr!l" • IA8V II ' . . SUNDAY DINNER 95 ., WERNER RADIO &TV Middleport, 0 . WITH US The Martin Restaurant ltauta7 ·• COMI!'·IN FOR ~LOSE OI,IT SPieiALS OPEN UNTIL 9:.00 P.M. SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·':; . lliliilililiilillii ,~a;t:,s ____ __._.- ~ ~- - ~ ..__ _ - ---- --- -·----~~........................_..;.....,..,...·,.. · ...._ ...._ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.. . . . . . . I I' ::t ° \I 100 000 1110- 2 5 0 Monu Co"air 2 dr. Cpo. Low Mileage. One careful owner St. Louis Sharp. Houston 000 102 OOx- 3 1 2 Purkey, Woodeschick 8) and McCarver, Dierker (4-4) and • • • • • Brand. Loser - Purkey l7-7). Juat arrived, VB Countcy Sedan Sta, Waion. One careful owner. 400 001 000- 5 7 0 Po"er .teerJne and brak". CrultemaUc. Show excellent care. Miiw Los Ang 000 200 000- 2 5 0 Cloninger, !O'Dell (8) and Torre. Miller, Perranoskl (9) 1 • and Roseboro. Winner - Clon~bre I dr. Hard Top. Only 27,936 eal)' mliOfi. Uke n•w Inger IIU). Loser- Miller l4-6) Automatic shift. liRa-Aaron (21st), Carty tth) Fa1riy (8thl. . ' - 62Ford - 63 Buick tea"' s.: NGs I Here ,I NOW .1 l JUST ARRIVED New Shipment of FIATS USED CAR SPECIALS 1963 FORD $1295 i 1962 FORD ard trans. Red with mll•hing inferior. $1050 COMPlOE AM) READY TO INSTALL 1963 FIAT 600-D, 2 dr. Sedan. Oae local owner $795 1964 FIAT • .~~ !~~!!,~er I!IC. IJ,Jdramatk. 4·dr. :ow;beK.of . :•. 59 Chevrolet p~~~!~ II ::~~:O!ac~h=ed~ul~ed~)~-.1 I .. • $895 $795 • V8 Bel Air 4 !!f· Sedan. Automatfe ·shift. 'Ibis cor Is extra &oqd for Bl~ , · ~ ~ r ,. ~· ' , ,. 'l ' ' ',, JltAETTNARS . f•• ' I . ' 0. r " '"' L ' ' ' Lewis Repair Service -FOR• HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING LEWIS REPAIR wv · 1M MUI fl. htra heawy, ZO gaut• cold·r•llollotuloi~t paneh, with 1ft coats of whitt tnGIIIII ....... 1ft, • leuptor It 16 gauge 1965 FIAT Iron with """" slip fu11Hn pornlaia UOO-D. 4 dr. Sedan. Low mileage de m onstrator, new car title IIICIIIIIIing $1495 • '2395 $2195 -mel. 3lw , _ IJ ' Jlllll•.U.I lwllt) ... Ill ··~ ls'ql" ... _, .... ...... HOUSE · PAINT • wtllll 01 IP;oiUQI ClOIOIII •M . ____ __ _ . ,.. .... Y111lty Lllhlttr & Supply Co. v \ ,· , ' W'Y 2-270t ',tft I. · ~ A••· I .......... Htny gauge plutlc ! . Sot dlk hlllcko.,.,ru,...U,. built thowtr cabloet iD our taleo- 1 Order now -today- aa4 wo will inouU il whta you , .......,. Or ;.....u 1r yourself wilh •h• iDouualoa """" . . afwJ'I'Lk'•tuyl _ .' 4 dr. Station Wagon 1959 1 Wllitt ••• 11111 • _. ..... 'U ._.... ....... 1111111 • $1495 I . ' z· .. -•!'1!1'.11112 ..... 7...., ........ . (hrome-plated ~ran i show• heall. - & walvt ' ....,. PRESIDENT 7 Mlddtoport, 0. £_. the first game tonight. I L. C. Roush. w1dow of. the • <. Other games tonight will be Tournament founder. presen\eA!, i·· ', the M1ddleport Senatnro vs w. lth· t C Roush Memorial tro' the end of two lnmngs. Both Va . Malleable as the second phy to the championship Braves' runs came when John- match and the Gallipohs Alh- 1and a runner • up trophy to the ny Slaven• walked and Dave lelics vs Bedford of MOJgs l second place Modern WoodmQ, Boyd hit safely Boyd's first , Cnunty the last game. Insurance team. , inning hit was an 8 foot high I indians 5:15 400 _ 16 134 Individual trophies were preliI ne shot :hat bounced off the I McNeil. · 400 311 - 9 10 3•sented to each men>'« of botll, ence 200 eet away, one of the R M1tcheli and Prose. the winner and rUllllel' • up, hardest h1t balls ever seen at See (LPI f.;· F. Fettle 13 1 squads. Previously . a trophy. Kyger. H_is second was:- doub!e C<:asto. and individual awards had also scon011 Slavens , who as m Redlegs 011 302 _ 7 12 1 be · given the third place h fi · · t e ;st mm~g, had . walked. P. Yankl! 300 010- 4 9 1 tear.'l. Rarme got 1ts run m the se- Childs and Boggs B Werry LINE SCORES d . · · ron on back • to. back smgles <LPI, R. Phalin and Wyatt. CO~SOLATION GAME I Mason 0110 001 000--1 3 1 Dick'• 010 000 Olx-2 1 1 · I White. Gilland and D. Clark. ! Eachus, Wells and Roswell. CHAMPlON~H!P GAME Pt Pleasant Q!O 007 000--8 tO _I !'lrkersburg 000 000 ~ 5 4 ' Bass, Burks 161 and Burns . . H, tfiold. Underwood 161 . Sum- . 1 By United Presw International I mervt'II P ( 61 a nd Bart Iet t. National Lfague , American League W. L. Pet. GB w. L. Pet. GB Lo• Angel" 57 40 .:i88 .. r Minnesota &9 34 .634 Cinrinnall 53 41 .564 2•.." 54 38 .587 m iMilwaukee 51 40 .5ti0 3 Cleveland 52 39 .571 6 s..n Francisco 49 41 .544 4•!, 51 39 567 Gl'l 1 Philadelphia 47 45 511 7;, · · li<l 39 .5112 7 Pittsburgh :; 48 .495 : ,, New York 47 4ll :: ::.h ~~ic~~is 44 48 ~: 12 Los Angeles 44 50 51 Washmgton 39 55 .415 201'11 ' Houslnn 42 49 .11'? • Boston . 33 58 .363 25 !New York 30 63 .323 15 Kansas C1ty 29 58 .3.13 272 21 Tbursday'o Results Tborsday'o Results jChicago 10 Ph•ladelphia 8 All Models New York 3 Chicago 1 . Cincmnali 5 San FranciSco j Mmnesota 11 Boston 5 1Houston 3 St. LouiS 2, mght Kan C1ty 9 Balnmore 2, night Milwaukee 5 Los Ang 2, mght Washington 5 Los Ang t, mght Wnly games scheduled } •Only games scheduled! F.riday'o Probable Pitcbm Friday's Probable Pitcbero P1tlsburgh at Chica~o-f'riend r Chicago at Detroil rnightl <4-71 vs. Ellsworth •11·51. Howard (4-5) or Horlen 18-7) Ph•ladelpha at New vs. Aguirre 110.5. I mghtl - Short <11-7 l vs. Fish· ., New York at Cleveland er (6-tl) · (night - Mikkelsen (J-6J n . Cincinnati at Houston tnight (IIJ) tJay tl·2l ,..8 R<:~ymond 1'6- 31 ~ .City at Washington St. Louis .at Los AnjJel<~.:J . 4 dr . VB sta ndard s hift• Kansas !night; - Perry 17-Qt vs. Bar· (night) - Stallard •7-31 vo. white with red interior. Drysdale 115 -a 1. 17.7. Los Angeles at Boston (night) Milwaukee at San Jo~rancisco -Newman Oo-7 " Lonborg I night\ _ Johnson Oll-4 ~·. ( -101. Herbel (5-5! or Sanford l4-4). ' ·- _ -·-- Gaiax.e 4 dr. V8 stand· 63 Chevrolet • -$1595 $1495 '..' I . . . ... ' 1 . $2395 $2295 1 · I'M & ANt Tranoiotor N. 211111 A'lt. • • Tax Included With Recappable C.sln• Adrl $3.00 For Whitewalls TOMORROW WITH CARIIYING CASI, IATTIRtll AND Portable Radios $59 - • . li~is game will start over as er FollowiDII llle. gam~. ~ -~ 63 Bonneville·· $2595 $2495 TilE. l New Furniture c HIGH 7 CLUB 63 Pont NEW SAFETY 3 ROOMS PI ong a eat ores ay At Kyger reek Tourney ' • ~ I HONEY DEALS e • $1395 $1195 61 Buick • 64 Chevrolet • • • Sl\195 $1995 I Uml""' ' < L B II F p • ROCk Soci'ety Notes economy-tire buyers "never had It so good!" t!W win the championship of the the title. Home runs by Sam I the Pt. Pleasant lesm, l!lll'rea6 · Bend Softball tournament at Clonch and Bucky Bass high· ered five bits, but •10re seldo!ll, Bachtel Field. lighted the inning. in trouble. · ,. big seven run output in the Bat~s and C. J. Burks once a- 1 In lhe consolation sixth clinched the game and gain divided hurling dutiea for Oick's Place of HuntiOIIton ' third place with a :1-1 squ.der with two out by Grindstaff and over the Mason Bowling ~ . MASON - The Pt. Pleasant Merchants rolled to an easy 8-0 victory over the Modern Woodmen Insurance team of Parkersburg Thursday aight to tp . JULY I ranee Sale a· lbeir lOth llraighl game. the basel iol.ded. Jllll Ton) Cioolnger won hll 12th wu tagged lc.- 10 bile 'AB!', . against eight loasea althoufb he kayoed In the allllb· bat' gave up a two-run homer to aged In wiD hll 11th ln l;JdociRon Fairly In the fourth iDnlng llool- Pete Rotlt also bomtpll and wu lifted In the eigbth Ia fc.- the Redl. . '1:. favor of reliever Billy O'Dell, lloo111011 bi!Jided St. l..ciqle II Spaka l.a«<le4 o.t Olth stl'aight deteal at lila• f6. Wlll'ren Spahn. battling to tl'odome as Larry Diorker, bang on aa an active pitd!er, Allrlll' 11-vear~ld rigbUialldlir, iaste<t only 1 1-3 IDDings iD biJ burled hls f!fst complete I~ debut with the Giants. allowiDII iD lite majora. Dierker thr~e runs and three bile but the Cardirull.s to nve blta. ~ • reliever Frank Linzy took the struck ou! m to evAen"!llii~~loss. Tony Perez tied the game ord at 4-4. Bob -~ with a homer in the eighth In· broke 1 1-1 Ue in the niDI!. then •ingled aero,. the a two-run single off 1GMr winni011 run in the ninth with I Purkey (7-71. Merchants Take Easy 8-0 VictorY: DANCING Rock Springs Society Notes ' A/1 Star !J 1 II ~~gy l'Wiu LeiiCI 'lbe Minneaota Twins wideMd their AmeriCIID League leadt o f\\ £8lllel by bellini lloltl!D 11-5 while Kmqas City drubbed Ballimc.-e 1-Z. New York tripped the Cbicao Wbite Sol H Blld Washington stopped Loa Ang• lea 5-l iD other AL acHon. Oetroll and Cltveiand were idle. Bank Allroo. who has homered in each of his last four games, clubbed. a three • run homer In the first 1omng and Rico Carty also conaected In the frame as the Braves touched loser Bob Mllier for ali the runs they needed to capture The long ball featured play in the Kyger Creek ment lor L1ttle Leaguers Thur!· day mghl whl'll Middleport's Red legs and the Gallipolis lndi;~· w~r~ wmner\an d th~ M'd tk. epor raves · acme an s game was called after two n Marietta starting July 31. walking ~o::. ~-Justice a~da~. u_p civil suit if he were eon-' ue;~p:~~ouil~~sLiu\~eHock~ng~i inni~gs becau~e of ra~n. !'or additional Information call H ed th h'il v1cted. . : B II Hensler s two tnpies and a11 1earn up on e 1 Reds Hl-0 thJS week w1111 1V1 1· 'd th k h Reuben Ritchey, 374-7206, Mar- the wlnners and struck out · lia~s handling pitching chores i an msJ e e par orne run . letta Route 1 h'l . . alk . d. led a Redleg rally that gave , · w 1 e tssumg 1tve w s. for the wmners 1annmg one an I h heh' d Letart hitters were Art waikin one. ' . I em a cOme • 1rom . m FIGHT RESULTS with a home run and g 7-4 VICtory over the stubborn By United Pre" Inleroatioaal R Kiser two singles and a American League Stacy worked on the mound Pomerov Yankees. TOKYO Fumio Kaizu 161 bl~ B Pickens a triple w for the Little flocking boys and The Gallipolis Indians rattle~ Japan. knocked out Sh~kichl a hom.e run and B. Justice: Chirago t IIIlO 000-- I 7 walked •I• while strikmg out 13 hits off two Point Jones-MeUeda. 1e. Japan (4). Justice Neil Baker and New York IIIlO 120 OOx- 3 ~ I one. Neil pitchers, including Tread~ay, each a sing!<!. Pelers. Lary <51. Locker 17) 1 Hitters for Tu ers Plains by Prose and Ballard 12!. LOS ANGELES - Wayne For Portland Larry and Schaffer, Romano (7). Ford H F I R McNeil, down 16-C after =i~~~t~204. Oklahoma City, out- and Red Wallbrown each 01·81 and Howard. Loser~Pe- ;:~~er~ ~r~e~d:e~l "~~l~i:m; innings, rallied in the bottom Lino Bendon, 82, Cuba home runs and Rick Proffitt ters 15-9). HRs- Tresh (14th), Buckley' B. Caldwell' and M' .thJ fourth with 3 run• to Richardson (3rdl • · · th · t the 1 II · Ronnie Johnson each a double. . Saunders, each a single, an dl . e game m o . u Lantz, two singles. I mgs. b~t couldn t catch up. Minn JQ2 001 m - Il II 0 In th•• game W. Boston Little Hocking hitters were and R. Mitchell each bad 11 001 110- 0 2 Grant, Worthington II) and Dunfee with a single, Weldon a hi.ts, Ballard 4 _ two · Battey, Zimmerman (6) . More- double and :.hnard, Greenwald With hiS tnples. McNeil head, Early (7), Duliba 181 and J. Stacy each a smgle. were G. Casto a single, F. Fet· i !State Route 7 - 2 Miles So. of Middleport and Nixon. Winner - Grant The Tuppen Plains team fin- h~· a tnp· 1e and tbree smg_ e!!, CIQ-J). Loser-Morehead (5-101. ished second in the Shade Val- w1th Morrow, Walker and V1ckHR's- Yastr!emski (2th), Kil- ley league and will receive eith- 1ers had singles. iebrew (19th), Allison ~ <13th • er trophies or a cash award. Olher Indians's hiller! were 14th). Prose a single with his triNIGHTLY 9 P.M. UNTIL 2 P.M. pie and s. Mitchell , single. Los Ang 000 000 100 _ 1 6 1 REDLEGS WIN MUSIC BY THE EARTHQUAKES Wash 020 002 !Ox- 5 1 0 OlDl The Pomeroy Yanks got three May, Gatewood (2), Sukla (1) runo off Mick Childs in the and Rodgers. Richert, Kline (9) bottom of the first inoling on a and Zimmer. Winner _ Richert walk and singles by B. Werry (6-8). Loser- May <4-8). iffiand R. Phalin, and on M. Knoop <5th) . 's double but were able By Mn. J. E. Radekio ry ' C't 2-Mrs. Carolyn McBiane and add only one run after that, B!lltinlo';Ye ~: ~ I~ l l f~mily of California are spend-j ibe fifth, on stngleo by T. Talbot 8-6) and Bryan Bunk~ 'filii a lew weeks at the home an~ B. ~·~rry.th R di , Mrs. Maude! eanw 'e, e e egs R •~ ts (51, La rsen .(8) and oH 1her bmother !o,,.;,,"OuerLoser _ Bunker _ com · wee kend guests at one ·m. th e second on J · 6 5· the Holcomb home were the ermuth s two-out double and •ns--H!Irrelsnn n I 14th Brandt Charies Essex family of Colum- err?r:' ano ther ·m th e th II ' d Bryan (7th). ' WAS NOW bus. . Ch:lds .lead-off smgle •nd. •Only gam" scheduled) Mr. Carl Turner of Chicago, lers f~rst tnple;, three m lll ... spent a Wf't>k at the home fourth_ on Chtlds seco~d ' • Nail 1 Le of hJS parents, Mr. and Mrs. gle w1th lwo out, Ron Uonch s 0 LeSabrt 2 dr. Eltra nice one ownor car. Automatic ohilt. :~ 003a:;_ 6 13 1 Glenn Turner. Miss Virginia 1double. Hensler's .second · Chicago 040 050 IOx- IO i I Nell Turner of Cniumbus was a le and Tom Cooke s !Ingle. Herbert, Wagner ,51 B~d~ weekend gu~st. That was when R. Phalln '..L schun 17l and 0 1 l C Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cnen relieved B. Werry on the mo1md l VB Belair f dr. S.daa. Power Steering. Automatic shill. A rales 17), Huh!, ~~~p(:;. ~~ and family vacationed in the lor the Yanks. Phaiin ~ave up tiful car. ernalhy 7 and Bail w· Smokey Mounta1ss. two runs m the s1xth ant ~~~:~::I - Buhl fo-7. Loser '::::· H ;:•~ Mrs. Leone Davis and Mrs. lead-off double and H .IOC (4-51. IIR's Briggs ~Jrd; Estella Radekin attended the homer. Wildermuth also sing• • Banks (15th!, Bailey 12) (3rd & S~ar- Garden Club meeling and led, but died at first base. 4th, Callison 2 %lst & 22 d p1cmc at the home of Mrs. Ed- Top Yankee hitter was B. VB Catallna StatIon Wa&on. I ptiSeDier wagon One owner n · d'1e Stou t of Alba ny recent~. 1 Werry w1'th th ree smg_ · les . t'hilds 1 extra clean. Power 1teerine. Automatic ahift. · · . . ...,, Cmcmnati 102 000 Ott- 5 11 0 Mrs. Carlos Budda and cinld- •cattered I Yankee bits. San Fran 200 lfO 000-- 4 10 1 ren of Chesapeake, W. Va., vis- In the game called by Maloney, McCool ,91 a d iled .Jt the hol11<' of her mother, the Middleport Braves Coker, Edwards (6) Spah~ Mrs. Edna Fauber recenliy. leading the Racine Yanks :1-t at ' V8 4 dr. Hard Top. Pontile'• fine1t and thl1 one b lops. Cle·anest 131 M k8 11· · · ' 83 anywberel Low m11eaae. Power Steering, Brakes. Automatic. d H. !iura ~ 1), Lmzy an a er. Wmner -Mal· fll-4 I. Loser-Linzy (2·2). -Rose <5th), Perez (7th). Showboat ID • Pt• PJeasant sUfiday fOf 2perfonnances Old song IS• DAily SENTINR c • T neve~ I swung." In Bailey'• barrage, which fell four short o1 Jim Bottomley's •ecord 12 rbi's in oaa game in 1924, were a grand slom horner, a three-run homer anJ a run • ocoring singlet hal almost aingle-haodedly aubdued the Pbjiadelphia Pblllles 100-1. T h • streaking Milwaukee Br•vee moved within three games of first-place Loa Ang• lea by. bumping tbe Dodg~o 5-Z and ClnclDDBit crept wlthto 21\ to the lead with a 5-4 thumpi1111 of San Francisco. HOUBton edged St. Louis 3-2 in the only other NL game scheduled. p rt}and Still en~e~~":y ~a:: i~e;h~:~: Winless in too~s:e/i'o'e:ll cr~"!t ~r= Thai's the poncb bowl!" ' ed to play Mason at 5,30 p.m. tel on the city's East Side the on Tuesday. night of June 10, beat her, Southern Play forced her twice to have ~ual T • Finals of the second annual Intercourse With him and forced uppers p}aiDS Syracuse Pee Wee tournament p tl d ed . her to ~mmit an "unnatural" 1 1 will be held at the Syracuse ball in ~;tt: So~:::;~n Leagu:'" ess sex a~L WinS 10.0 . Tesllmony of some defense TOURNEY ANNOUNCED Thursdafyf evenmg as dtlefoe witnesses intimated Miss Ayres ates su ered an 3--4 eat at . . Ayres Sh utout I' The Districl No. 12 Soilball the hands of Letart. Wllnesseo Intimated MISS bame Tournaments, both Fast Pitch Red Wallbrown itched for had been out to get money and Slow Pitch will be played Portland lfng ri batter d from Brown through a follow. L't 1 Le 1 1 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN 'I d. By GEORGI: e. IANGPOIID Ualted Preaa Iatenalloul That wsm'l jual a goOd day Ed Bailey had, that was a good year. And the U-year:Oid reserve catcher for the Chicago Cubs, whose eight runs batted iD and two borne runa Thursday equalled his aeason'1 .output, modestly declined to take the credit. "I waa a hitter," Bailey gr1ooed. Yesterday, they just threw the ball wbere t t" Spending Seen UPI Briefs Ed Bailey Knocks in 8 Chicub R CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)-A decision on whether Cleveland Browna fullback Jim Brown beat a teen-age girl in his mo8y Bob Wlngllt tel room laot month was to be - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • 1 placed In the banda of a Municipal Court Jury today. The 1965 Syracuse Pony League tournament has A . ta t cutor Al~rt been postponed until Saturday at 4 p m Co 8~.18 / 1 prose 1 and the The opeolng game between Pom~~y and New Hav- bersu tma u!~:en of ven en waa caUed off until Saturday due to the wet ~.~: ~ five by ~e tion of the park infield caused by heavy rain Thursday Blancbe Krt~pansky was to be Dight. · I' 1 orde of busiDess toIt had previously been planned to open the tournai~rs the a~ult and battery ment at 5:30 p.m. this eve· nlng. park this Sunday beginning Should .New Raven and Porn- 5 p. m. Chief defense counsel Norman eroy ~ able to play their Middleport will be pitted a- Minor co~pleled his two hours game Saturday afternoon, the gains! McArthur for tHe brass and 51 mmule closing argument Sunday afternoon coot~st be- to be presented by Mr. !ate Thursday following several I~ S!lutllern and Middleport Louks, tnurnament .nanager. mterrupt1ons for recesses and will still be held at 2 p. m. Middlepori earned its berth sidebar conferences. · 'I !he finals by defeat11111 Mmor told the JUry that the If ram forces pCIStponemeni 29- 10 h'l M A th charges made by Misl Brenda of the kick~ff game again Sat- nina w ;,~ c r. Ayres 18 whom Brown has ad108 urday, ~~ New Haven - Pome- fro~ ~heshtr!~mlgame milted k,;.wing on a casual baroy ma c WI 11 be moved to sis, were "ridiculoWI" and Sunday al 2 p. m. and Middle"moostrou~,'' and that the state port will play Southern at 5:30 had failed to oubstantiate any p. m. Monday. 0 oi its case. ror Early VI'ctory FOr D bJe Brown Case Will Go To Jury Today THE • -- - for araduaHon,• Sen. Dirksen went'." sald.J'"lbe man answered, 'All Everett McKinley ~ them· ... (I'Cl still trying to ·'~""d this day ·by adding ngu ... out how this applies that he, too. was rn u of the spe• ·.) th• case to the Sena~ The Senator, of course, guidllllr! '-• direction. kr --• oil these little <Distr!bc!ed by United FeaBy Ana L.. Walkins l By WOllam S. Wblte tloos without notes. Even 11:. c Inc.) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon the poetry, In •· fqrm of of Fostoria spent a few day• BY DON MACLEAN who gave a mule a shot In the We c~n illustrate It out In seil-wrilten epitaph of a dy~ng II NEW SHIPMINtl with the latter's aunt •. Mrs. Ro- WASHINGTOlli - The steady blllllquarten and finally got II C<dTidor. The red arrow man: "'Remember mao as bert Jeffers and family. day-to-day orations of Sen. Ev- up and runru011. The farmer cates ·IJown, the 1ree11 an"Dwlpau by, for aa you are, oo on<;ell FENTON Mr and Mrs. Arch1e Lee I erett McKinley Dirksen (R. 111.1 asked the vet to give him a in~icales 'Up." was I. For as I am, oo ART GLASS AUSTIN, Tex. tliPl) - The Texas Department of were in Beloit, Wis., for a week give little hlnt that he has shot of the same stuff, beCause His colleaguet were still muPI, be, prepare to die ~no<II-Public Satety !DPSi s••d today 11 beheved the South Car- on business recently. been sick lately and otherwiSe be nad to caleb the mutt. The veilng at the clarity of lollow me'." ~:~=~~~~ Beautiful New Pie.,. ID ouna Highway Patrol had located two missing Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bog- In 8 weakened condition. When other joke concerned • lescher i:!Us•· ·~on as Sea. "When the man Alilk Glasa 1c Colored 01811 • co-eds. . . gess and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie be is in the Senate, betwe.e who as~ed a student how long plaoged on. was gathered up in the However, th15, llke hundreds of other reports about Boggess of Racine v1s1ted tbler trips to the hospital for his It would .take • cat to get out "U I bad been a Ot AfJrabam," lhe Senator ••••·II MIDDLEPORT the g1ris, was found to have . . .. mother, Mrs Osa Boggess re- stomach trouble, his feilo·• of a well 100 feet deep it 11 boy all week, my mother "Le 'n's wife added lht BOOK STORE thiS was lhe first offJc1ai clue cently. . members are treated to every- crawled up one foot and fell me a penny on Sunday, Hoes ~o the tnm~stone; "To been erroneous. . MIDDLIPOIIT, 0, A DPS spokesmon .sa•d Co- about t~e g~rls. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Theiss thiDII from jokes and poetry to back two. Sen. Dirltsen's 'Don't spend tl all iD ooo lo,. you, I am not content, lumbll, S. C. authont1es sen! A sta1s m their abandoned and fam1ly of WilmlOIIIOn re-. Biblical quotations and phiioso- punchliDe, "Teacher, if you'll When one hal had that Ill I know which way a meosage saying !hey had to automobile m Austm led to Wide cently spent a weekend here h' 1 b 0 ations give me another slate and frugal rearing $4 biilior d.,...lr"_ _ _ _ _ _ 0 s rv · th b ... ! 1 'th M C rrie Si clair Mrs P lea · I cated two girls. who disappear- spew a lion ey ave m~ ou WI . rs. a . n · · On a recent afternoon Sen. more chalk, in the next 30 mil>- one day and •$4 blllioL up the / ' ed last SUnday In Austin, in an play Theiss and children stayed on Dirksen yielded himseU IQ min- utes I can land thai cat In Ill!- Dell II enough to frighten him." unidtlltllleo South Carolina town for two weeks. . utes to discuss money and the na." Sen. Dirksen sighed, but, I'm who "completely ftlted the de~· ~oger :~::d w~o IS government's heedloDII drive to After thil came a remark lfr;.ld, be didn't look NEW FOR FALL - .JUST RECEIVED scription" of Susan Rigsby and empkoyed 1110hi 0 h • s~ hi: spend same For openers, he about the Treasury whlcb, he frightened. lihirley Ann Stark. w~ e~ a ~ orne w bed 1 joke. about some men seriously intoned, cannot act u A few minutes later he quotlHESE WE HAVE AT JOe 'lbe DPS spokesman said WI e, ancy, a oon. . tr ing tr get rid of dirt. They a lady who received an "iDsuf· eel ". ...,Oeman named·MorrinSouth Carolma Highway patrol· 00 !Mr. and Mrs.T.l G. Hh!lldoedre d:g a hole to put It in Tbis ficienl lands'' ·notice !rom bar er Eccles, I haU. • fotgotten · r o Racme recent y pur eas oaturally Jed him to a · com· bank. "Oh I !mow wbatl'll do,' Cltab·. .,., ol the Federal Rtmen as ked add1·t·1ona 1 m orrnaSNAPDRAGON-SWEETHEART ROSE-SHAG. tJOD about the two missing cothe Slobart property. meot on !he national debt limit', Sen. Dirben quoted the lady. ~erve Board. Sea. Dlrkaea GY ASTOR-NAST_URTIUM-ZINNIAeds. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chap- which is undergoing a tempor- 'I'll just give them a check be once a!ked Mr. Eccleo CAMELLIA-CHRYSANTHEMUM-STAR ASTER While the descriptions of the man and daughter, Shelly. of · . for o•tever the deficllil'" much debt the aat!OD COI!Ildll CLIMIING-ROSE SPRAY-WHEAT STALK girls found in South Carolina W~SH!NGTON tUPI)-Demo- Co lumbus visited his grand- "'!,1 ms~;;::~ using the word Bu~ lest anyoao thiDk he at 1 and l.he latter oaJd, "You CATTAILS seemed to bave fitted exacily erotic leaders, victors in a parents Mr. and Mrs. James 'l 'te ' . th Ia guage of me y tones brlckball Sen. C&DDDI OII)II'HI II iD dollara tho .. of the ml8!1ng girls defl- bruismg house battle over Pres· Quick. mporary, m e n re1 • . . M1ny More At 19c & 29c To Choose From · •ent Johnson'• "war on pover- Lt Cni d M J F Q 1 _ the Apostle Paul, espresses Dirksen also llsues accolades of the poychological bmll II . . ' n1te <'Onfirmslion Of their lden,. · · an rs. oe · us faith ·• he said. "In one of Guy sorts: "So I salute the Senate. lba '•I at wbleh people beHaft You S..n Our N.wly Remodeled Store? lily was not established. ly, today forecast early Sen. enberry and son, Cniby, of •, . , aal jl , Unl 1 . . th C U ate approval oi legislation to f't BenjamiD Harrison Indian- Bolton' plays <Bolton. 1575- I salute the Congreu. ute CODlf llery. ortuoalely, The g!Cis. In Sou ar~. na double federal spending on the a~lis lnd visited h~r moth- 1633) the old oncle came to the Eucutive Branch. I aalute Sen ·. "••n wa, ~.Jble to surn·ll just "weren t dUdki~g muc~. d program er Mrs J., E Ferrell and his visit. He Intended to spend a the Treasury Secretary and I moo a jittery look to his face. When they ld. t was ouhn The H~use rammed the bill raiher 'M,' B. F Quisenberry week end and stayed 17 Jaiute the people. The income "I recall the story ol thiS report merely was anot er to passage over heavy Repub- and other · · ·relatives · · .. (Iax revenue ) eoml!l doWD OD woman wbo au. ··'ed I man years. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ia I,. .lead. d h . ucan opposition Thursdav night Mr and Mrs R~" Stewart This was followed by two I on• elevator, the cost of gov- parachute ldloo! bow manv II WY 2·3481 Police sal they ave rece1v~ after turning back every' effort and ·lwo sons ·of Mt Vernon jokes. One abo ut a vetermar1an · · ernment goes up 011 .... ••· other• ,~.pa •·- he bad to eomp1e1e II I hone cas td scores of teep 1 · · · · bout tho girls from ., far to ··•t the program's costs or v!SIIed with Mrs. Mary Hub• . to put it under additional bard and daughter and son-In-law oway •• New Mt<ICO, but that curbs. I M; and Mrs. Robert A. Har- and baby of Cnlumbus called The roll call vote on passage :den attended Mrs. Harden's on Mrs. Mary Hubbbard rewas 245 to 158, wito 221 Demo- 26th class reunion at East cently. crats and 24 Republicans in Liverpool and while there I Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mills and favor ~nd 48 Democrats and v1s1ted her s1ster and brother· ! children of Columbus vlstted h11 (Cnntlnued from page II 110 Republican• against. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Be 11 ' grandmother, Mrs. E. S. Mills P1'. PLEASANT- Thl ahow- performanctl. • officials. . The bill as passed carried a Campbell ,over the July 4th weekend. boat Rbodode~,. the 011Jy A mau- presenting "T,~ The upper house passed a b1U one-yeHI price tag oi $1.9 bil· . Miss Rnse. Ann Theiss, who . Mr. and Mrs. Jam~ Schneid- showboat operatmg m tho Unit- Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which would raiSe the gover· lion. double the level 01 pres· !1s employed m Columbus, re- er of New York C1iy, N. Y., ed Stoles thiS year, II scheduled lwcHct comedy adapted ner's annual 1alary !rom $25,- ently authorized spending and " j' cently spent a weekend with ; visited hi• brother, Mr. and to dock at Pl. Pleasant Cth St. Clyde Ridley will be at ! p. m. QOO to flO,OOO, and the pay of su.bstantial increage over the her mother, Mrs. Carrie Sin- I Mrs. George Schneider and El- wharf on Sunday for two With a cast of nine. 1 the secretary of state, aud1tor, It 5 billion authorization urigin· lcla!r. 1eanor Kay. . . At 8:30 p. m. Sunday the treasurer, and attorney gener· oily requested by Johnson. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sal- : Mr. and Mrs. Wtliard Wilson and ocnt, Mrs. Ray. Wmelna featured attractloll of !be ol from $15.000 to $'15.000. An also v·ould curb the wer of ' ser and famtiy and Mr. and and family of Long Bottom ner at the 'lbomaa R1dge church on "Teo Nights In a Ba!Toom" amendment offered by . Sen. slate govemors to ,. 1~ IO<'aily Mrs. Wayne Hubbard spent a . moved into the Jake Turner near Leon, W. Va. . iD 10 acts will be presented by Tennyson Guyer R-r' mdlay, l led . 1 1 h 1 th week<·nd with Mr. and Mrs Or-. propertv on Water St Mrs . Ruth CUndiff was a a cast of eight . ' proJee s o e p P. · · , H 1.b d . · 1 Mrs. JAda Salek and • Roger, med'lea 1 pa t'!ent at veteraoa The highly entertaining · boosted the lieutenant govcr· or1era " uu ar ond fam1ly. pro1 nor's salary from $8.000 to $20,- poor. Mrs. Neil Shumway and Mr. Gene and Miss Christine Thomp- Memorial hospital. gram will inclode vaudeville 0011. He was originally schedul· and Mrs. John Gilmore and Ison of Milwaukee spent a week Charles Neuman spent sev- skill with beautiful girls, oided to received $15,000. Valone Jo of Bradenton, !'Ia. Ivacation here. I era! days at Holzer ho8pltal for lime oonp,. musk:, dance numVISJied relatiVes and tnends re- , MIS! Amta Watkins of Pata• lobservation and treatment. hers and comedy routiDes. Jjf£ cently. kala spent a week with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ohllog- For those unable to obtaiD No Ftder1l Tax . ,0ffi)flJJ fUe Mr>. Opal Dailey viSited rei- , Mrs. Earl Watkms and family. er and daughters, Wanda and tickets to the performanees. 1 Visiting Mrs. Osa o••onL ro INTUESl 0> )"I la11ves m Belpre recently. Boggess ILinda, of Dayton were 111°811 boat iospeclioo toura including Mtoos MASON ••u LONDON !UPI) - "London Mr and Mrs William Moore land Gary were her two neph- l0 f Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride the museum may be taken dur11"":~~. ~:::.n::-:'·~:~:·, Rndge 1s falling down , fa!Jmg . and ~<Hnlly or Lakewood VISit· ~ws Mr. Arnold Boggess and over the July 4th holiday. 1ng the hours from 1 to 5 p.m. Putma:n.u ''erJ arteravO"' uoepo• down, falling down .. .'' 1ed h1s mother, Mrs. Evelyn Mr. Lloyd Boggess of Charlea- Mr. a~d Mrs. Pete Sprouse Admlasion is 10 centl 1 cbildsunr~a> ll, .... Ofl•o vaun ...... , ...b And • kids • the sad news to.- IMoure and Cheryl over the Ju- ton • W• Ya • and farrnly hive moved from reL ID(I 26 ctntJ for ldU(tS or lnt rnmJI&IlJI !ill ~"h»l:llr '' Pllftl . I • aro, on1o Ba,.,.... Offlf'• ,11,.,.. day is that it looks like it really ly 4th weekend. i Mrs. Olin Knapp was a surg... the R1ghthouse property to the ' W\ 1-21~ i:tlllnrtat pn.~n• """ " . d , 'I d M C former Clark proper! "" !S fa l iln~ own. , " r. an rs. arl Hubbard cal patient at Veterans Mem- 1 Y· e:n•erao .. ••cond cJn• malllnr A report by the London City were al their home over July , orial Hospital Mrs. WilHam Stobart and •.t~"•' 11 t.be 9Gef <lfflce 11 l'runemr da gh Ohoo Corporation said the bridge~the 4th. 111ey returned to Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jcenhow- . .u lera of Lakeland, Fla. NMhona• ·s employed. i er and children of East Liver* JOined Mr · Stobart •-.. uro. Botu 11,wICI"ertta&CJ l.imha.U. ,..pre Ut~. ..nta ..., presen t verson of wh'JC h ·IS a I y 8., where •ue 1 tKI18 t~• 111 111 ~,;~"''"" ""'· •• \'nr• Ctt:r . . mere 134 years old.- is show· Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ch~rles McCall Ipool spent their vacatioD with ly and were house guea:ll of lllllllnrlpta.. u\el: o..,.,,.. 0 , lng cracks and settling onto the land children and Hilda Boggess ·the former's sister, Mrs. ~Mr. and Mrs. Luther Johnston. ~';;t .. ~·~~~,"~~u~c:~'~~~· Thame!i River bed at the rate of Richmond Dale called on bert Jeffers and (amlly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milburn »atb le•nlnel .n•ew 1u..en- . . of ~~ inch per year. , Mrs. Osa Boggess and Gary Mr!l Oris Hubbard is recuper· and family of Columbus moved - - - - - - - - - ... .., 1101 ' ...,.. '"'"'"' ,...... "'" Tnd ay ·s London Bndge · ·IS the recen II Y. '-atlng ·following surgery at Vet- iDto the former I ra "·-·t Mrs · William Grueser ·a0 d · Wt~•o• ftnut, •~'~•r• m~"~• DAI'U! I ~ :~ •;:~·~~ ..~ ..:.-~.•·:~ successor to the first old. Um- Mr. <:~nd Mrs. Herbert Powell ~ erans Memorial Hospital. perfy now owned by Milton Sherry Blackston spent several don Bridge acrm the Thames ·and Mr. and Mrs. Don Herbert I M-Sgt. lnd Mr1. Oliver Cadle Roush. day1 at the home of Leo Smith --~- ------- ~ dating back at leost to the year I Powell of Brandeon, Fla, visit- and son, Ricky, returned to the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sisson In MiddlePOrt. They were help1 ,984.'. the first mention of it in ed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durfy I Air Force Base iD Cnlorado af- and famil~ wore on a fishing lng to care for the Smith childwriting. 1and other relattves and friend!!.! ter spending 8 three weeks va· . tnp at Ptgeon Lake, Canada. ten while their mother The Cit y Corporation report I Mrs. Jewell Case and family !cation with their parents, Mr. They also went_ to Niagara Falla away. FINISHING calls for . a new, streamlined of Pomeroy and Miss D0 n n a land Mrs. Thomas Hayman and and other points of Interest. Mra. Donald Pullins Our best quality span costmg $6.7'! mllhon to be Case of Columbus visited Mr. :Mr. Blld Mrs. Fred Cadle oi lWhile on vacation they were in daughter, Debra, of Columbus aervlce completed ily_l~O. _ land Mrs. Myron Bess over the . Racine. The Cadies have !pent . Colu'."bus 1 few days visiting visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wi~ fiTS TREE Fourth hoilday. 1the past three years in Madrid, Ireiabves. liam Radford and family rel DAY SIRVICI! MARIN, Ohio •UP!) _ Dan Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert A. Har- ISpain. eenliy. Debra remained lor a ON REQUEST Donald Matthews, 45. Marion. I den vtslled his brother, Mr.l Mrs. Myia Hudson visited in ASHTfiTS BARRIER week with. the Radford family. was killed Thursday nigh' when land Mrs. Earl Harden and ' Hartford, W. Va., with Mr. ABULA, .ohlo (UPI)- Mr. and Mr1. Hugh Bearhs the car he wa& driving went out family '" Canton. They went 1and Mrs. Jacob PhiiUpa and Mr. n.:imas E. .Olenik, 11$, Eall Or. and Roaald were guests at 1 Claanon of control on a city street and on 10 the _home of their son and i and Mrs. William Hoschar we • was ltilied Thursda) wben family picnic at the home of ::::::::::::::P;o,..;:r;o~y~lcr~as~h~ed~in~to~a~tree~;;;==, daugllier·m·law, Mr. and Mrs. family and other relatives and his car crashed through a dead- Mrs. Betty Spencer a recent · Robert Harden, in Marion to [friends recently. end barrier on New Hudson Rd. Sunday. bring Debbie Harden and Rose . Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Earl aouth of here, struck an etght----Ann I.JS!e home. j Watkins and children 1pent a f~t high bank, Dew over it, FIELD IS SPIJT Mr. and Mrs. Alan Anderson . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. bit Dlllr.erou& Ire.. and landed COLUMBUS (UP!) - Elght~nd htree children of Glendale, ley Johnson an~ daughtero. 62 feet into a wooda. een Oashy sldewheelm wtll go wnz., •pent a couple of days Mr. and Mrs. Dale to the post tonight In search of FAILS TO STOP tht hefty willner'a sbare of the . ~th hiS grandmother, Mrs. apent a few dayo with I. ~: Hubbard. . . 1·parents \!~- and Mrs. DAYTON (UPD - Charlet 18,800 Challenge Stakeo for 2BeHer Th1n Tires On 1964 C1rsl ONLY h · and Mrs. W1lh• Leading- Hubbard >11d other Neeley 21 Mlamilburg year~ids at Scioto Downs am celebrated their wedding and friend'!\ ldiled ~. whoa b' 1 wiledaa b1• field has lorced~~=:· SIO.OO Down - laltnlt en anmversary recently at th e I Mr. an d .,..... 1.! Will'II e a Cr • to stop hit car' 11 111 IDt ol'"the event IDto two (onveniHt Terme 1 ow s Gourmet Room In Ath- 1ham and ' girls apent a Uon Montgomery Bank 'f1me was . , • b Lates t 1lp a 0ut • F I Co-eds IS a se ! lllllJ ltntilltl, Pomtroy-Mtddltport, 0., July 23, 1965·31 'I OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND POMEROY $595 SMilH'S Salts It �•" ., - - .. ~· . - " .,. ... . Dally Sentinel Church News • 111o sciiDol 9:30 a. . . m.; Murn101 al Pine .. Grove wilile the llllll llledllelday .ud Frldey 1tJ111111t BeY. PW'I CUIO, . . !UndiJ Scbool II Pr•edom Golpel ~Ill- CIJarl!!l TaylOr, a.pc. Stl•ersvllle Road: E. J, Grllfllb, putor; Rocer WI ~ ford, SUpt.; SUndaJ Scllool 10 a. m.; !'raagtlllllc Servk:e, 1· :30 p. m "rqer aetiD&, 7:30 r- m. Tueoda) BallaDd MIIIIID : OU.e Ne• lbllll Jit41tt, t:•·I ."Dr< , pl., lblp ~ al 10:8 a.m 111.1 lbe !leY· CNio. lllldnelldat t• eu1ng prayer servl<el 11· 1 4l p.m. UB aaodl. t.e1att •· _. ·• da7 8CIIOOI I •• • m.: \l'•w·' - • liunda) 1 liJ 0 "' 11 111an, miss(cmary 1)8810r: Suo- 1-. Falls Lllllled liM~• dliJ llebool, 9:30 L 111.: WCI!Iblp Cburcb. 1\ov Jllll\'l Mu• ,.,,, 10:30 a m.; l'reacbin&. 7:30 P. Stlllday ~ 1111 1 m "" m.; Prayer oervlce, 7:30 p. m. NOITII, aupt.: 1\atl Sup1 ,, , Tbursday.· bert Rouab. PreachiJI!< ''""" . .,...... Mblloll, Ret. Iori 10 ,30 1_ m.; 11110,..,• ...,;,., •., . CUller. pastor: Semces overy wlll'8blp 11 7 ,30 P m. t'••> at1:30 p. m. er meetlll& Tbun 8 p m ·• Tbo Cllardl 01 tile ~ae, Ill&. a.rmu Ulllted llrelll•"" p. m. a..c Chester, Ray E. Warne, putor In Cil1111: Ret JaiJ]t.S Mom· er MellloCIJJt Culrefl Sunday S.:bool 9:30 a. m.: Mora- 111'11, palllor· Suoday Scbool Puffy has a prub]em. Clrpeallt ..... atlllch: "brQ o1 Cloll, Ill&. Mll'llll Pearl A. Casto, Pkstor: Wor1ng Worship II a. m.; NYPS 1.30 1 m.,' -.acllinB IO:Ill She's much better at Swxlay Scboolt:30 a. m.: Mgrn. lle9. lllaltl Workmu, puiGI I 181'Vico at I a. Ill., 9unda1 6:45 p. m.; Evening Service. ~ AlteraBle pretrb1116; ud climbing treee thaD lhe II lng Worllblp IO:U a m. Stmday Scbooli:4S a. m.; Wo~ School at 10 a. m.; wscs Ill 7:30p. m.: Midweek Prayer s!l' <llrisllaD mnclllvtlt. , p. m. 7 311 at gettillg dllwn .,aiD. VIm 111)11111 CbarO, 1116' 1 .. llblp aerv1a1 11 a. m 111111 1:30 l'bursdaJI ol mooth; Board floe. 7:30 p. m Wednoaday. Sanda Mld.Weell Prayer Usually someone has to get port, Rev. Donald Booae, ou- a. m. Prartr meetlllg 1:30 ~· meeting 3rd Wednesdas of the llllddleporl Cbiii'CII or tbe Nu- •lea 1,80 p. m. a ladder aud brini pgor 11'011e, R..'V . Clyde J. Bartlett. ' tor: Sunday 8eoool t:U a. m.. m. 'I'Uelda71 YOUD& People monlh. Puffy bscli: to earth. Fred BoUman, liupl.; 10;15 L meelinl. 7:30 p. m. Friday. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Morn- Mlddleporl VIm Ualled ,... People ehare Puffy's Cbardl 01 God, Ret. llllwoodl Methodlsl Chlll'llll lng Worship 10:30 a. m.: NYPS byWJau Cburdl, BeY. llowwd m. Worsblp Semce: BVP I P. problem. Their fears are m.; Evening Worlblp. 7:30 9o J ':'::nwood putor: Sunda1 - Pearl A. CUI:o, paator. Wol" Young People, S:fll p. m.; B'rm Ruppel~ pastor: llunday Sellaal forever driving them to m.; Wed. 7:10 p. m. Prayer ~ool 10 a. ~- ltvangellstic slllp service 10 a. m. every gellatlc meo_tmg 7:30 p. m: 9:30 L m. Mr. Fred Lnrll, do what they can't undo. meelinB Tburllday, 7:30 p. m. wvicl 7 • 'vouna People other Sunday 7:fll p. m Sun- Prayer m.... .g. Wed . 7:30p.m. IUpt.: 10:10 .. m. wonblp, They run away from real· P. m . asc1a • day School, 10 a. m., Jolin Pomeroy CburclJ or thr Naz. p. m. YF: Wed. &:30 Jllidar practice. ity only to wiab they ~esv~~~ ~ p~e: Sa~ Bailey, llupL Prayer meeting mne, Sunday SchooL 9:30 1. Choir: 7 p. m Seulor Cbolr. l'inl Bapllsl avdt. Pom~ daayer hadn't. We have even 7:«1 p. m. Tburaday. m.: Morning worship IO:fll a. Syroeaoe Pint UJiillll fr8l. I roy - Ret. Carver Wllllem•. t!Olned the idiom "up a y. m. Evening Woi'SIIIp, 7 p. m.; byterlan Church - amrlillSunday Scbool 9:30 till 10:20. tree" to denote the di· Once Ephcopll Clloreb, Forest Run Metbodiat chureb Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed vice> ~ a. m.; Sir' -lay Sdlool Wlll'8blp service, 10:30 L m.: Pomeroy, The Rev. Richard H. - Sunday School 9 a. m. , Mrs. Rev. Clyde ~ - Henderson, pa~ 1' . m.; nlble School, Wed., lemma of a situation from NIII'Nl'Y and Junior church for Martin. Rector. illmday - Mol' Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- tor. which we cannot free our· 7:30 p .m. cblldl'ell. Ding l'rayer 111111 Sermon, IO:SO vice 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell Cburcb •IIIlo Nuareae, fmD. - --eelves. Witb people, It takes Stutler, pastor. eroy Rev. Clyde lleadersln, --------------l'inl Bapllll Cborel. Rletne a.m. Collee bour loUowtng. more than a IBdder to pastor: Suuday School 9:30 a. 1\ov. C. I. O'Conner, pastor. Eaterprlle EUB Church, Rev. Will solve the problem. Sunday School 9:30 .. m.. Sam Menzel Smltb, pastor. Worship Bealb Metllodbt Church. Mid· m.: Mornlni Worship 10:30 a. CUrtla, IUPL: 10:45 a. m 1\tor.. aervlce 9:30 a. m.: Sunday dlepor~ M. E. Dowson, paator; 181'Vicea 7:10 p. m Prayer Through the centuries 10·30 a. m. Youtb Fel- Mrs. Nan Moore. Church School m : NYPS 8:fll p. m. ltvenlng na worship: &:30 p. m. BYI' School. men have found Faith Iowshlp &:30 p. m.; Boy• IIIII Supt.; Church School, 9:30 a. meeting, 7:30 p. m Tburaday. aud Junior Fellowship: 8 p.m. answe r to fear. Our Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. ; m.; Worablp Service, 10:30 a. Evenin8 oervlce: 7:30 p. m. churches cultivate ooura· , Evening oervlce 7 30 p. m., 2nd m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- Church ol tbe Nazueae, fta. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wednesday, Prayer meeting: geous Christians. For with 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, S.nlor and ttb Sundays: Youtb Choir, abip, 7 p. m.; Olflctal Board chle, Ohio. Sunday School al By Mn. Evelya llrlekl8l confidence in God comes Worablp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fougbo , p. m. Wednesday. Prayer meeting, lot Sunday of month, 9:30 a.m. . Sunday Choir Practlct: 3:3ll P- m Tueo- 8 30 t!Onftdence in ourselves. Meeting. p. m. Wedl'esday. 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Service 10;30 a.m. Sunday Eve- ty of Columbus 'ilf!H reeeat , 7 30 day, Junior Choir Practice. The man who knows Lollridle EUB ClJIU"ch, Rev. of '1\onth, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor DIDg Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid - guests of Mr. and Mrs. BlaiDe Rtlllalul Fin& Bapllsl Cbllrcb E1Jiene E. Emerson, pastor; Orele, 2nd Tbursday of month week Prayer Service Wednea- Taylor and family. he's never alone doesn't Sunday Schrol 9:30 a. m. Preacbo 7:30 P- m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed- day 7' 30 p.m. Rev. M.orrb M. Tommy Watson, 1100 ol Mr. r--;~~~=;=;~::~~~~-=--~~r!un~a~~Y~·--~~--~ nesday of month, 8 P. m.; Aft. Wolle, Pastor. and Mrs. Everett Watson hu ln,f Sunday 2:30 p. m. Mond•v Tue1d1y W•dn•sd•v Thurtd•y frl~•v S.tur~•Y Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Ru~ ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday ol Rutland Church or lbo NJ~~U- joined the Air Force 111111 went II Chronielu ll Chronlcl11. l•+iltr Ac+t Aen Acts 11:12-lZ 11•21-17 4<4-17 4dl-12 lt•!l -17 11 <11-41 FrH Will Ill pUll Cllarcb, HD Archer, Supt. Sunday month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practice eoe: Sunday Scbool 9,30 a. m ; to Columbtu from w11ere be RuUand, Paotor, Rev. P • u I worship 10:411 a. m. and 7. 30 Wednesday, 7 p. m. Morning Worship lO·fll a. m went to Lacltlllllll Air Sue In Taylor: Sunday ScbooL 10 a. m. p. m. alternately. Bible study · Guy Priddy, SupL: Preachin& and prayer 11en1ice led by past- llllnonviUo Metllodlsl charcb EvancellsUc service ! •45 p. m. Texas. With the hope it wUl, in some measure, foster and help lUI· service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aer· or 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. Chris- ~ - Lester L. Roush. pastor: Midweek prayer semce, 7:4$ p. Mrs. Frances Jaccaud .ud vices, 1:30 p. m. wedne!Qay. Uan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd Vtctor Browtl, Churclo School m. Wednesday. brother, W. W. Halley of Deletain that which is good in family and community life, this feoSal da of month. Superlatondenl 10 a. m. O!llo- 8 Cia b of tbe N ware, Mr. and Mrs. Dale JoeMI. Morlab ~ptlat Cllurcb, ur Y tal Board meeting each quarter yrac~~a rc _ . . . cud, slso ol Delaware, viaitture b 1pomored by the b111 ines1 firms and organbotio111 Comer of Fourth aud MaiD St. Moruln1 Star EUB Cboreh, unless otherwise called. Holy rene, W m C._ lborpe,.putor . ed Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halaey. lflhole name. appear below. Mlddleporl R•v. Nyto Borden, Rov. Menzel Smith, putor: 9,45 Conununion each quarter a1 an- ~nd:~:'""~ 93!0 a m., Morn- Tbey all visited Fred Shane and mlnllter. Sundly Hchool 9:30 L m. Sunday School, Fred nounceo. "'" P · a. m Willie Cross, Racine. a. m. Arnold Richards, Supl Smith. supt.: Earl Shuler, Ass't. M Ch 1 M tbodlll Pellleeoslol AIHmbly, Route Mrs. Ossie Ramsey and chil· Moming Worship, 10:30 a. m Morning worablp 10:45 a. m.: Cburc~~,.ArthU:JI';;utt. •Pastor 1!4, Rev. Paul E. Jooeo, pastor . dren of Elko.Nev., recently visNIIOIIII lapllsl Olarc~. 8.,. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tburs- Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver S~ay School 10 a. m.: Wor- 1ted here w1th her brother, day Sohom 11:110 a. m.: Wor- day. Sayre. Supt.; Sunday Worsbip ah1p aemces 7:30 p. m. Sun- Mr. and Mro. Cbfford LongenMiddleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ablp 11 a. m.: Prayor aervice, Soutll Bethel EUB Church _ eervice, 11 a. m.: Prayer mee~ day. Wednasday aud ~Yette and family. She IS a form· I p. m. Wedllesday. Rev. Encena E. EmerJOn, pas- lllg every Wednesday evening. The Pentecostal Cburch, Mid- er local resident. S da School 9·45 a. m dleport. South Srd Ave. : Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode Carletoa .;bur•h. KingsbUry tor. un Bahr S Pt, Sunday Portland Method!JI Cbnrek, SchooiiO a. m.: Sunday evening were recent Tuesday guests ol Road, 1\ov. Clyde Hinton, pa~ ;"rmh~ 10_45 ' "and 7.30 p Arthur Still, pastor. S~ay evangeliotic oervice, 7:110 p. m. Miss Bessie Bentz and Mrs Bertor. Sunday School, 11:30 a. m. ; ora~~~tel ~ ~tble Stud~ School 9•30 to 10:30 a. m., Har· Wl!dneoday Bible Study 7:30 p. lh• Schriber of Mason Cily. W. Ralph Carl, lltlpt. Sunday Wor- md P ~led by past old G. Rou:;b, Supt.; Kenneth m.: SaiUrdJ• eight Prayer and Va. Bakers ol Good Bread lhlp service, 10•30 a. m. and an .;yer se Th adsy • McLeod, Aos't. Supt. Services Worship 7 - ~ p. m. Pastor, Rev Mr. and Mro. Joe Perry and We FlU All Doctors Prescriptlou 7 Huntinif;on, W. Va. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer or, • p. m. ur • every Sunoay eveltini. B. L. Barrett. sister, Martha Perry, of Shade WY 2-2933 Pomeroy meeting Wl!dnesday, 7:30 p. m. SyracuH E.U.B. Chureb. Paul IJJJ lo M lhodiB Ch b Harriaonville Presbyterian called on their uncle and au~_t, 0. A. S.Uers, PliiOI'. ' e I . ore ' Church John Davies, pastor: Mr. and Mrs. C"'rald Violet. Calnllblr (]lapel: WonblpSS: 1:30 a. m. SUDC117 SchOOL Ben H. L, McD~ pas~ . Sun- Cburch.School19:30 a. m. Wor- Mrs. Alva Clark underwoiit •Ice each 3unday I:U a. m.• Quisenberry Supt. · 10:30 a. m. day School i-30 a. m.• Pnlach- shi surgery at Holzer Hoilpttil. 1 . 30 1 1 6 30 Sunday School IO a. m:: Youtb Morning Worship' service. 1st tng 0• •- ~- : MYF P: m.: ~0~':;,~- Cb~.;:'- J - The Clarks' oldest daught.ef, Semco 6:15p. m. Evenmg Woe- and 3rd Sundays ol tbe month; Prayer and Bible Study, 7.30 p. Christ of Latter Day Saints, ols Jennifer otayed with her IUlit ship 1 P- m. each Sunday. 7:30 p. m. Evenlog Eva1Jiells- m. Wednesday. mUes from Racine on Racine- and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. 0... WY 2-2440 240 LlncoiD St. Middleport WY 2-23110 130 E. Second Pomeroy Brodbury Church 01 Cbrtol, tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- Roclt: llprlags Methodist - PorUand Road. Sunday School ald Violet, eud attended the Art Marcum. minister; Bible day ol montb. BETHANY Chesler Lemley, putor; Wor- 11:30 a m.; Worship 10•30 a. '"Operation Head Slarl" achOQl School and Morning Worsbip, 1:30 a. m. Morning Worship: obip oervlce 9:30 a. m.; Sun- m., Sunda• evening aerviot at while the other children ·~ 10:30 a. m.: Chriltion Ende&V· 10:30 a. m. llu11day School, Bly· day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF 7:l10 p. •n. : Wed., wOI'IIhlp aerv· ed with their grandpareats Iii or, 6 p. m.; Fvellin& Worship, tbe Tbelss, Supt.; 1:30 p. m 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Ice al 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. Pomeroy. Ellabliahed in 1904 1 p. m. Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Proffitt. 1\11 evenin& serv- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kollat 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way· . leeo begin al 7:30 o m. of Columbus visited a couple of West Columbia, W. Va. Middleport WY 2·32114 PqevUit Commlllllly Church qe Roush, S~pt.; 10:30 a. m. Rutlaad MethodiSt Cburcll-_ Our Lady of Loretto Mission days with Mrs. Myrtle Froat. Ph. MaiOD 77J.DD93 Rev. R111sell Clina. pastor. - Morning Worobip. 2nd and 4tb Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor. Long BoUom, Rev. Tbomas Pe- l Mr. and Mra. Wilson GUblrt Youn1 People's aeTVIce 7:30 P· Sunday of lbt rnontb; 8 p. m. Church School 9:30 a. m.: Wor tronek, administrator; Summy of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Jew· m. Thursday; Ev&Dgflistlo ill' Evening EvaogeUstic Service, ship serv•ce, 10 ' 30 a. m., M 148!s 8•30 a. m., est.; Holy Uays ell Carr of Allred, Mrs. ldoala vice Saturday, 7:30 P- m.: and til and !rd Sunday of month. Y. F. Monday, I:30 P· m. of ObUgation, 1 p. m. Johnston of Portland, wera ,... Sun~~ p. o'!vo Cbrtoltu Tappen Plallll EUB Church, 811vnvm. Metbodlll Cburcb Sl. Joho'l Colbotio Misaloa: cent guests of Mr. and Mn. Bulova Watchtt- Salet and Sarvlce West Main St. Pomeroy ~ R 1, E Emerson pas- Arthur Still, pastor. Sunday near Guy111llle !Dutch Rldlltll- Fon Halsey. 9.30 Church ' Worabl p Hmce, 186 N. Second Middleport Support the Church ol Your Cholet . ev. .IJiene . • b I 30 ,_ wII Fr··· M nd Mr w Brl-~·- · Sunday Bcb ~ 10 1 m. to · Sunday worship 9·30 a. m. Sc 00• 1: 1· m.; vcne 0 e ...v. """ ~... P.. r. a s. ayae .,... Cullurns, S~ay School 10 a. · m., Ho- Supt., Services Thursday even- tor, Sunda1 Mau 10:30 a. m.: was recent oveml8hl &111111' Holy Day ol Obilgatlon 1:30 a. of her mece, Mr. and Mn. .U.. bart VIneyard Supl Bible stu- IDp, Bntlfonl Clmr<!b or Cbrbt. ..., and ra e; services led by 8 ~•·••· Ar- m.: Confessmn, 'fa bour before bert Snyder and daughter, Dl<: P Y all<<~_ M._,...., .. ..., Ma&t. ane, Sandyville, W. Va. Jo e Robinson, Minister; ~~ pastor, 7:30 P· m. Tuesday. tbur Stilt, pastor. Sunday Tho BalvaUoo Army, Ellv., Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Grit· llomer Forrest. Supt. ' Bible 11Everything In Rardwart" 10 a. m., Clint Orr. RayS. Wining, officer in charge. lith and son attended tbl fluw.. llchool 8:30; ML.,.,Ing Worship, Adult c1au 111eetiog 7:30 p. School 1 Chester. Ohio Supt.: Sunday Worship, 1 a.m. Sunday 10 a. m. Holinesa m..._ al of her aunt, Mrs. Maggie ~~a~-·: Pomeroy, Ohio 10:1111 a. m.; Evening Wortb•~. m. Ialit MDJida7 ol month. 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Federated CllarO, Pomeroy, Syracuse Melhodlll aturch, iog: 10•30 a. m Sundaf School Ion, near Elizabetb, W. VI., Rev. w. 11. Perrin, pastor; )f. Lester L. Roush, pallor: Sunday 7 p. m. Youog People'l with the hurlallt Sautlyville. · Blblo Study. Carl Kautz. Sup!.: Sand • y Morning Wlll'8blp servlco I a.m. Legio11: 7:30 9- m. Salvation Mr. and Mrs. Done! Mllllr. Doster Dlurcb II C~rlll School, t 1 . m.; Wonhip hour Dana Wlnebremllr. Supt. 10 •- meeting: TburRday, I to 3 L1> and sons and Miss Janlct Jlo.' Blblt School 11:!0 •- m. PreaciJ. 10 a. m. m. Sunday chool: YF Wl!dne&- dies Home League: 1 p. m. Prep berts attended the Miller ret~~~o:. Take Someone With You To Churcll BuDders and BulldiDJ Bupplteo lng 10:30 a. m, llnlllflll tldJd da7 8:30 p. m., Mn. Moore, cluses; 7:30 p. m. Bible atudy, ion at Forked Run Lake. In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Sundays. ML Uldon F.W.B. Oloreb - clirector. O!llcial Board m1ft. prayer meeting. Other s~rvlces Miss Patty Flood who 11 worJ;._. Chesler, Oblo Ph. 985-200D Muoll a Cllur<ll o1 Cbrttl. Sunday School11:4& L _m., ll:arl lD& ftrst MODday oacb montb by announcomenl ing in Park,lrsburg, caDed OD." Miller sunday Bible Slarkey, aupt.; lev~ WCI' at 7:30 p. m. Holy Comrn111> Pomeroy Seventh Day Adve11her grandmother. Mrs. MyrUJ,~, Attend The Church of Your Chalco Slud 9 8 'm EvenlnJ Wur- slllp, 7:30 P· m. by ~ Cos, 011 each quarter u annoullCid. tla1 Chardl - Mulberry Heights Frost. lbip y7•30 p ~ . Bible Study Lo.ymau; YOIIIIII People 1 111881- wscs ftrst Wednesday of each Rd., north ol Meigs Memorial Rev. W. w. BraiiJ oi_Ciu~~'i ' In& tnd Bible Slndy, 7:30 !" m.: month. Hosptlal Pastor, F. W. Gifford ton called on Mr. and Ashland Oil Productt 7,30 : m. 'wed,;esday. p Wadaestlay; Choir practtce all Tile Ualled Metbodlll C~urth Alsistant Pastor, Jam01 II. aid Violet and Joho Mbla!JI!~ 3c to IUJO and up Brown'a Bottle Gu Mldtllepert Olardl Ill a.rtsl, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. Pomeroy Rev. Melvin Alkire. Hofler. Service~ on Saturday: recenUy. WY 2-3'98 Ohio . Pomeroy Pomeroy WY 2-2168 Bolllleos, (1!'. pastor. Church School 11 :5 a. Sabbath School. 1:30 p. m.; Emile Matlack lib 8D(f II~ Slreell Donald Danvtllo lllris, mluiltor; Bible Scbool, O. Langs•We, Ohlol. 1\ov 0 . ll m. Leo Crew, Supt., Leo V~ugh- Worship, 2:30 p. m.; You tb major surgery in ~ 1:110 a.rn., Kenne'h McElhinney, Car, paator: Sunday Scbool, 9:30 an, Asst. Supt. Divine Worship meeting, 3•30 p. m.; Bible Stu- W. Va. Supt.; Momin& Worship. .. m.. Robert Orate, llupL !'lor- 10:30 a. m. Sermon : "Help My dy. Thur&illy, 7:30 p. m.~ al i Mrs Ethel ArbaiJih l!ld ,..,•.;:·10:30 m. EveniDC Worsl!lp, sbip aervk:e 11 W•B: a. m.: PI(. Unbelief! " Wednesday, Melli· 37 Evans He111bts, GalllpoUs. Jean Hawkins acco1ll[llllltd~~·~\ Furniture tnd AppUanotl J p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- grim Youth. ~-45 p. m.: Evan- odlst Yo~th t' ellowship meets. Edeo tJullell drelbron Ill son, Wesley Arha1Jih, 1o ':'! Quality Fumlture at l,.o_wer Prleee aesday, 7 p. m. gellatlc Hrvico, 7:30 p. m. Micl- ll,yaell IIIID frel tlelllodlot, atrisl Church: 1\ov l!:lden R. bus wbere be wiD ieava Chester, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Phone 98G-2126 aarc:• or ~ill. l'oaleraJ, week Prayer 111d Praise, Wed- Rober' E. SIIIIWI, Sr., peotor1 Balke, pastor: Sundav School, erseaa duty Ill Tur·tey. Jtri'J Muten, paator 1 Sundas nesday. 7.30 p, m. Sunday School ~:30 a. m., Wor- 10 a: m.; WinDle Holsinger. supl. Betty Combs and chi:~ School 1:30 1 _ m. CburciJ lO::MI &legdom BoD 01 Jebuvall's le)' Haley, qupt.: Morning wor- Chmoan Endeavor. 1·15 P· -n. Mr. and Mrs. Joice a. m.: Christian Eudelvor. 1:111 Witnesset· Public meetlog. Sun- abip 10:30 a. m. Youtb Service. Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. president. and children of Xenia, ·-;,;~;·)' p. DL Evenina Servlcl. 8:30 p. . day 5 p. m., Watebw- otucly 6:45 p. m.: Evaageliltlc m.. clas,.. lo. all. Sona serv1ces. Mrs. Larry Stafford a1111 m. i 6 p. m.; Bible l!udy Tuelday 1110, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer meet- s p. m. Preacbing 8:20 P- m.: of Pomeroy. and 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. llltl· Thurs~•Y 7:30 P m. "'id Weak Pray•r meetlog. 7.30 fred Marcinko .u4 LOCAL UNION 51!88 E. Main St. RavensW4od, W. Va. lllllud C1turllll of Chrtat. ,1 m. Tbureday : MlnbtrY ICbool, p. m. Wednelday. Claa Lead- ReedsvUie, Wlll't Bible School 1:30· Communiuo 1 Th sd Free Mollllltllll ~ Llur- er Mrs. Made Rnlstneer ors ol Mr 111111 10:30 a: m., v.'• H. Braley P. m. ur ay . el CUll. 'oev R. t ~ene t;lll, ' Marcinko~ ~~ Sjlpt. 8abn Canaday, ' plaldll: , SL Paul'• and 81. Jobll'a patilor . Sunday School 11:30 a. lltlcbtel Ev811gellcol United Mrs. Dana llfblil Study, 7:Sll. Dalbert ~! L.utberan church - Morruns m.; Pbll Wise. supt.• Monnng Brethren Cburdl - Sunday !Mrs Gerald Vlolel Olliteb and Office SUpplies Glltl mine, !Iader. ! worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 ""'"hlf. 10 1111 a. m.: Yo"" School 9:45 a. m. Worsblp. meeting al . ~~- .i·~ ' . ,... '· ' ZIH ·CIIIrefl o1 Cllrlll. Porn. 1. m.; &unllay School 1:30 a.m. 'lorY...,. 7 p. m : Evangellstk 2nd and 4tb Stmday. I 45 a. Mrs Dill Hollman " Mlddloport W1( 2-2841 ' "" . S.rrtorowhto. Ro6d. 11:u(lloth COIIgr!fl&llons are meet· ..,..., .. 1:30 , _ m. Mid Wee• m Achaab IJUIIer, paltnr land.. • _. •.:-:~, Bat-" of llolllun ~read . , • 1· • • ' . ' \ .... .... UadlrWOoti, ,.._... . Jll. 1111 q 0111 at :11. Joba'l Cbul'ejl III'I.J• attvlco, 7:• p. m. We4. dnll llllltll'al Cblrdl, ' .. ,.... AIIU~u· , day School at 10 a. m. Prayer worship 10:30 a. m: ltveollqf' Sl Paul'l CburciJ Ia beiDf buill. mMttn1: 8:30 p, m. WilL, choir worship 7:30 p. m.: Robert Reed AUre4 Melbodlll Qwreh Bible 'ci!MI 'Ill~~ Re~ . Pearl Cuto, pastor; Sunlletltlllttll 8a1fll allarU, c.- Cburdl ot God, Ret. day School 9:30 a. m., Charles Clrllllt lleadl 1119. c. .. O'Ulllo GUbert !lpeneer, pator. &mday Taylor, Supt Wonhlp service aor, pu1Dr1 llobarl Lewll, IDpl. Scbool 9:30 a. m. Morulna """ at 10:45 wltb the Rev. Casto. 1•:'11 a. !D. Mom1Ji1 Wtll'shlp s111p 11 L m.: ICvqeUaUc..,. Tueadsy avenin&, WSCS meets IIIII Sunday School; 7 p. m. Evo flee. 7 p m. Prayer meeting, at the home of Alma Swartz; ..., wvlce: 1"llll'ldey, 7:30 1:80 p. m Wednesday; YOUII8 Wed., 7:45 p. m. Mid • Week People'l Servlet 11'rlday, 7:30 prayer services. p. m. Prayer meettna. a: 'wedaoMtay •=• f Tuppers pii-!-Social EiVeDtl an $ Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper 0 mttreutrlln !lprlna Finn button·frae con&tnletion for night after night of reotfullleep. Compj~m: • Heavy woven lllrlpt cover with gold lurex • Sealy Edge Ganl•' end tagging tdt" • Duro Fltngt k"P' surl~ee smooth, flrlll • Hundrede of ltmpertcl IIHI coill ' 1963 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. H.T. ·· $1995 VB. Std. Trana. Low mileage. One owner. 1962 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan .. $1795 One owner. Power steertli, and brake•. THESE 1962 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan· · $1195 Std. trans. Low mUeaee. Very sharp. USED CAR BUYS 1961 Ford Fairlane 5G0-4 Dr. Sed 1195 8 cyl. Auto. trana. COME TO 1963 Volkswagen METROPOLITAN "--MOTORS___.J low Mileage, One Owner, Extra Clean For The Best Dul Anywhere Priced On A Lete Model To Go! 1957 Olds. 4 Dr. H. T. Power windows, power ...,. powtr broktl, power sturlng whittwa11 ttr11, a stoat for _ _ SJ9S Low Mil .... - - - -- - MOTORS DISCOUNT SHORTY HACKETT, OWNER wY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. Sed. $995 Std. ll'lnR. - V8 - Radio and Bealer. Sealy 1959 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan .... .... · $795 Extra Firm 1964 RAMBLER 4 DR. 1959 Buick Convertible · ······ · · · $695 $395 1956 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan · .. · .. $195 V8 - Auto. tralll. A niee wort car, 1955 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top ·· ··· ··· $75 Everythinc workl .- Body eood. 4 Dr. Hardtop. Uke new, see it S.. These And Mlny More At METROPOi.ITAN MOTORS Pomeroy 1954 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ···· · · $245 .R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. .. ~...... bu ..... Don't mial this superb value comblnatkm al extra firm support and surface luxury I o EIQiulllte yet durebte decor1tor COVII • Lu•urlously puffy scroll qulld"' • Edge Girds• end Hgaing tell" o Duro Flenge knps111rf1ce smooth, linn INGELS FURNI.TURE . . ' s. Dodg.-Dodge ·Dart-Lancer ~d & Mili.st. Middleport . I ' \ ' • . ., V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER ~ ,.. Open Friday & :sJtUrcliy Nlghll BAUM LUMBER CO. ~-2635 MIDDLEPORT I' 01 n- s:t. ' · u...... (b·-• NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE mrJ. BEN FRANKLIN STORE FOREMAN & ABBOTT RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ·' _IUI::;i I OHIO,- .VA~LEY BAKI~G CO• t WY i. PDp Trana. It's OK. 2 Dr. Hardtop, real clean WY Nl70 Auto. WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. AU power. Good tirea ond top. Runo aooa. Body OK. 1957 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan 1961 FORD GALAXIE 6004116 IE. Mtln lt. Golden Sleep Supreme VB - AutO. trana. - Clean. VB - Automatic trans. HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 1958 Chevrolet VI- 2 Dr.·Sedan $695 1962 RAMBLER 2 DR. 1959 CHEVROLET BELAIR SJ9S 6 cyl. Auto. trans. One owner. TINY'S FOODLAND *.:Y Cover formerly used on $79.50 Polturepedic• plus our cos111est dee!) · quiltina 1960 Ford 4 Dr. Station Wagon · · $895 1960 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan .. .. $1095 1959 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan · ··· · · $995 4 Dr. Station Wagon, nice !lull Power, Air Conditioned VB - Auto. trana. Good condition. USED CAR 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 1955 CADILLAC 1961 Oldsmobbile Station Wag. $1295 8 cyl. Std. trono. Radio asci heater. One owner. Station Wagon, standard trans., R&H,llke new FIRST TIME EVER I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. • ... MIDI)LEPORT BOOK STORE I ' .' ,. i wsCs �' •) . l..... i •r) ' ' \ I, I •• / Classified Ads Your Modern Community ·Bulletin Board lrCit' For Rent WANT AD -,H"'.-::,~7::~,: ,-:n-:;.:; -••ur • ·1, furrno:fte. INFORMA liON "" IJid dlllunliltled ~ U&AIIUN.Q menta WY U431 12 8 1ft r .M oa~ ttet""' I"U1'1leatt011 ol• "'~•• O.•diUw lhCWt rilurw1•) and ,_....,., ltil o o4.I'JUNI- I :UH.KI:I"I'IIIN~ Wll• ot ac:c<"P~ 1101t11 of:OII "f'M OU 41 "Uhl,.._tlo" II ~ R( )( lM furru~hp, OUR 2 SIGNS ments Rowley & Reed Hard ware. 5 1J tfc i -- ~ MOt JERN 4 room and bltb · I t>uhll•hftl !Jil Del _,... ' ""' pill Ul-~ '>Qf>l 01! OliO rlfhl •4o .00 btRr·~ ~r~~~~ ..l:~ T utu"l'lJAH.u.o~o ONE THOR Power hand saw, i;,um'1.-aou"' aod~~ona!~"' cuts 3W' with carrying case, 1 1 m:! on .. 1 """"' ctaAM~OrMPIIliJIII) latu.rdAJ s,~ ~ ,I r.o ts.ot · - ~....vrr s:t..!;'f1No.. suul.1 PHONE L"ROT'l'! Ul Wy 2-2156 Notice =:::--:-:-;-;. -- ~ LIFE SAVING Cour.<e. Royal Oak Park, July 26 to Aug. 9, from 8 . 9:30 a. m. $3. 50 per Person for two weeks course. Two qualified in-lifructors_ Theron Cruise. 7 20 6tc Life Saving Course ROYAL OAK PARK all urn, •• I Business Services July 26 thru Aug. 9 speed intermixed changer. This set sold much higher. from: T1ke over payments of $5.50 '. .. ............ .. ,.rllenMI,.., • ctr(lllrttten, ••rnnliu,.. • 'It Y.lrwnnl .. ... , .. lntlfl, BUY OF THE WEEK • Mrs. Patterson l.:epds $(,.,dy in Leadershio work Mrs. 0. 0. Palliracm was tile teacher • dlreetor for 1D IJio Service course al llludy lllleldtH IIIli • .,.,..,., itoi .......UI'Io Wtllt Yl'lllle enhlp educaUoo and tml<t tiiiiiMI . . . . . . l'ltllft tra!Jiitlg period recently eolJio ftl 26th ltrNt pleted by 19 memben ol tile Pll'ltriiiUtt. W.. 1/lrtlnll Ilyaell Run Free Methodlst .....,. •r•n•, rr..tu,.r tf Mtlll Ctijnty Church. ,.,.,,.,, Otllt "'-"ld A b ....., .._ ·~- ··-·~·... LIDAL NOtlt;l . ture Church Member•" Wll llltMn ........, r.oe.JaDO ..., .,1m ....,. IIMrtlft ......... lft(l IYIVII N. llrHflntl ....... .................... e iUliiOA 1. Baby's bed I. Attic t. WatetfaU the tulbook uaed.(IJI' tiJo !lfiUl'll "' •-··· '"'!"'..,.. w.. wlao ""' enti"·" ''Til.e M••"'•• ,am.. Uld WDmt 8. II1UerltUI. WQI' _......... of N. , _ , _ who ......., at 101 ...,., II PI IJ, .,.. s - ,_,. Church Membenldp" 1 buq. WMt VtrJI,wla,. wiD btt aatloe 1"1. ........ M-"-'-~ ;, tbat OD b lltb dar of JuM. 11111. U&ll'•.:.u lt:IIWWIJWP· Real Estate Far Sale Black finloh. 4·speed tnns .. 110 engine, red vinyl bucket st'ats, radio, heater. good whitewall tireJ. • =:::::::: = 1961 Corvalr Greenbrier 9-Pass. $1099 r!::., pastor 1 1960 DODGE VB, 2-Door " " now $795 1 I _,Call 1962 CHEV• Impala H. T• Cpe•.. $1695 n lt-. b I 1 :=s•.l-:''=. POMEROY MOTOR co . . ,. . . . . . . . . . ., ,. ,. ===-== I' " " '" .,. '"' "' '"' "' " _,. ·t,.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,""'...,,.,.,.,.,......,...,._._--t $340 BlOeffnQr'5 Buys At Karr & VanZandt Mainly Abouf People In -:::====-===- --·- - ""Iced o!ool>ollc drink 311. Slip 38. Wblt tO. Cholt .... IOWI4 tl.ll'ooto4 " ' LltUe chll4 33. Sun god 117. Splr9 ornament BII.Mr• Mlm>Uiaa· tl. Knock: colloq. f4. Peel.ed ..a. Four: oomb. tona fl. Lamtn&ted t7. Grit 18. Lampre)'ll DOWN 1. 8electioR 2.Ranaacko<l 7·1.1 '"" "Well, it wouldn't hurt to a:o In and ulr. woul~ 3. Article 4. Baique.- It?" Uke cap DAILY CRtrroQUorE - Here'o how to work Allt:l'DLBA.I.Ia II LONOFELLeW One letter .tmp1yltandt for uotber. Ja thla ample A. II UMd for the three L'" X for the two 0'1, etc. S1nglt letterl, apoetropblet, tbe length and fonnatJon ot the word~ ue aU h&nt.l, Each day the eo4o totten an CUIJereaL SD I F K S BOPD 8 F K V D B 'I' I F B B J F P Jf B V .-Q D A Z N K FA 8 If P D AQ DICK TllAC. lilt OIESTER GOULD 'I' J If A B B Jl' A l'eolertlaJ'a Cryptoqaoto1 IF II'IJ'1'T JoiiLIJON PEOP!A WMPO Radio BAY A FOO!.IBH THING, IT IS STILL A FOOLISH THING. -I'IIAliCifl WJEH RADIO 8:30 Dow Jones Avera~& 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News Mottday Thnt Frldap 9:00 IOgh School ffit Parado 6 o; Sacred Heart · 7:11i1 SundoWI< Serenade 1:00 Sign On 10:30 Song & Story Time 8:00 Sign ou 1:00.15 Musical Clock lu.45 1'ne r.o!~er Key 6.20 M'eigJ County RFD 1 o F SAnJRDAYS 7 .,, Bo Sail "' Know 11:00 Democratic Leglsl•ture . P 6:25 au .,..ners, arm 11.·15 Musi"al Interlude 6:31 Ne111 6:00 Sign On ~ News 7:02'311 Newo 6:35 Country Jamboree 1:115 Country Music nme 7:4.1 7trsl Baptist Churcb 11:30 Republlcar Legislature 6:57 weather 8o20 Country Jamooree 8:00 Ohio Vai!ey NeWJ 11·4.1 Wallet '·loeller Reporl 7 oo National .~ews riO Protestant Hour t:OO Talk of tho Town 11:52 Musical Interlude "' BIU MIU Sh09 7:30 SMrts Parade 9:55 Public Servlcr Show 12:00 Local • Ohio NeWI 1·~ Spofta · erParorte ... 12.20 Evans Br ·, Board 7:30 7:35 Larry Anderson Show IO:l! Churcb ol ""· .nuist 7:35 Bill Miller Show 10:15 It's Music - Army ••.atchstrir ~ 12:'~ News 0 Grams us Picken. Hardware 11:00 flalry Valley ana Dutton'• " ·"" .•,, 1 " 12:30 Saturday Matinee ITu.. Thurs.) Top Ten Show 11:115 Morning Melodies, 4:00 Dfscinb with · Doss 7:50 News 12:00 NeWI Mon. tbru. Wed. UO Tup Ten Revue 8 Ol BUI Miller Show 12:15 fusical IDterlud• " -~ Ch,rch Bel · Ring, FrL 5:00 Saturday News Swnm,aryl 8 45 Baker Furniture Sholl 12:30 Rev. Merlin reel! 11 · Wort• News US Musical Int.rlude 9 00 News 1:00 '1be Jim Mees Show ' 20 Evans r dletin Boa 1:30 Communlty Choirs 9.05 Coffee wltb Janet 6.00 Sports Parade 12::3 Nov•• ~ f!"- - · 1:00 Dance Party ll oo PortraJta of a Patriot 6:00 Jim Mees Show 12·•n Aerlcu"..·e Programs t :OO Of! The Air iO o; Swap Shop UO National N•ws 12:15 C.. mtry <k Round SaDdoy . ·:J(t Social Set.urlty 1:35 Sundown Serenade 1:55 New. Beat 10 35 Bill Miller Bruncb Show 8:00 Off the Air 2:110 Counl y Go·Round 7:59 Sign On !0:40 Mason Agr. Program Sl'NDAYS 2,~- News Beat 8:00 ""e Singing Preacher 7:30 Sign On- Arm1 Hour 3:00 )'' · ... atln<'! 8:15 ~ ,, .. , Rep · !Tuesday) 7:55 News S:55 News Be ~ 8::J Church < Christ 10 45 Family Worsbip ('!burs.) 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hoor 4 00 Dl•cing ,{'l.i Do9S 9:c "luslc: T•' . ·'•Ide 10 45 A .~ .C. Program (Friday) 1:30 Sunda) Show 4 30 ·"terchang> 10.• ~ F' ·t Baptist Church Il oilO News 9:00 Sunday Show ;:oo C·• · uni' N' ws 11 ·30 Children'• Chapel 11 Oo Tiny'o Country Juuctioa 9:30 The Bible Speau to You 5:15 Bob Neal Sporll Salult! 11: 4· Sune1y New· Special IL30 rtny'o Country Hymna t :45 Legislative Report Fridays il:OO r .ws Report 12:00 Cement Bloci NeWJ 10 II& The Good Wfe 5 3lt Sunset Boulevard 12:15 -~·scopal C"u•ch 12 30 O..ssler's Guest Star 10:io Congressman Moeller 9:W Off 'lbe Air 1: 45 ' 11'·olic Informal • IFrldayt 1.:311 The Sunday Sho" SatutdaJ 1:00 Church of God 11:30 Larry Andei'IOn Show 11:110 Tho Quiet Hour 6·00 Sign On L'' "'"' Cilll j:'ll Jim Mees Show 12:00 News 8:00.15 MU8lc• Clock 2:00 Old Fo!kc Hour 4.15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12:15 Tho Christians Hour 7:11u le StiU 1111d Know S:OO Jlymno from Hurdlni 4:30 ~lectrtc Company NeWI 12:30 Tbe Rev. Merllr Teets 7:02-30 New1 3:15 Sunday 9towcase 4:4; Jim Mees Show 2:00 '1be Rev. Sflao Billups 7:29 Time & Temperotur· H~ P• ... c Se"k Show 5·00 Nc111 2:110 The Rev. Andre11 Par!IOIII 7:'10 Muslcol <;lOck •··· 990 Hit Parade 6:05 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunda7 8howca.. 7:45 Fin) Baptist Church 5:00 City .. - - ·, Re; -• 6:00 Sporta Parado 8:30 SUndown Serenade 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 5: IS 990 Rlt Par.:le 1:10 Jim Mees Show 1:00 011 tile Air 8 1: l4usical Clo<i 9. 'D Of' The • 'r lHE BORN L O S I R - - - - - - - - - - . ! . . :• .:.....-·--------ByAR';;;T-;;SAN=;;;sOM;;: WINNif' WINirt.l ,JULY 1\'0NDAY THltU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - News '"" " l!lv HAROLtl GRAY -:; r ~·!!·Sll'r OID.IA S&E~ l"HE'I'-TH;V ..lUST ...... .,.;: 5'1 ======--: -C • Only i I KARR & VA.:.t T i w··;·•, ----:-;- , _'· .>,r ' TO~~· Sl.IRE, I ~NOll/ W~AT '(' MEtlti I ft.L 8lJSn..E AR0!.110 Atf MAY.£ 'SOME. YOU CAN BE Mall( HElP ATHOM<l TtA,MA'o'!l&,, ,JUST 1)1! 1!IERl; .. IIIANND , . WHO TEIUIY I !<HOW, ®tiC BUT LET'S NOT ST'/!:1 ' ARRES7i' "AS·IS" SPECIAlS ! T . . . . . .'e.a.w• 11. Hot. M.Genulae 88. Pair ':u!!'W * night 28. Support .......... 1960 Pontiac Ventura H T Sed $1095 ...... MARK IV AUTO AJR CONDITIONING city H.l'<Nnl' 28. Attadl 30. Cdedoniu .=, 1960 BUICK LeSahre 2 Dr•.... $1195 rlgllt 2t.Jtalt• Ussue: Ked. =r'!ut ..:• Seo~ D. up.. 20. Hurt ........ tion of Delegates to Convention Hove Returned ........ andjudp ot III'Ml lt. Title 2S. IlxtraM· dlnuy bulb . : : : , .. . l5.Pro~ 24, Examina- t per month or pay bJI!ance BU" DOZER WORK wanted. Ooor< About two-third• or I 8 am to 9:30 am d $81 22 C8 n WY 2-6555 LL Conv•rtihle Cpe. Power lte-trinj, stAndard tram. Good · ue · · Farm ponds, grading. Free buuse 11 paneled in mahogany tires. radio and he11ter. tiCOND TIACT• a.t•• 111 rnouon $3.50 por person 7 21 6tc estimates. Smal1 dozer, low and waln~L Air conditioned No. 1a. l'owo No. 4. a.~~~:• N:o 11 , lor 2 weoks course T/.::5-c:7::c50X :-:1-:-4-;P: r-e·-s-::ti-ge-,-$.1"4.95. ' 82i. hourly rate. Phone WY :1-22011. 1Large pauo and double eorport :!:"':.' .!:. •.,.':J'.:.. •:...., ·~ M Albe 1 D..... ld 1 800x.l4, Prestitut, $19.95. 670x 1 7 12 lOtc On lot ~0' II: S90' May be seen rodll ud to UnU nm tltl oonbllut rs. r l\UWIIII, pres en Two qualified lnotructors •• by appomtment only uld .................,. of the Auxiliary to Feeney . 15, $8.95. Newell's Sunoco Cell 985-3HS Chuter, Ohl• "'uth 11A clqrMtl wut 41 f'OdJ UMI Be p t A erlca Legi Apply: Thoren Cruise Chester. 985-2305. ACCORDIONS, new and used.~~~""""""""""""";"'~:': Automatic trans., power steering, clean Interior, black ~a:!o~ :J•'"~"u!! '!:6 i!:; ~ :;"~t ~ j ~ n h 00 A.K.C. reistered Penkinfse pup- Expert repairing, tulrun~. lea- HOUSE for sale in Racine. can finish, new tire1, radio and heater. W:n1thtiW::.O:o~ ~~ ~turn;· fro~e ct!!~::f'wh:: POSITIONS avaOable for pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 sons. A!"" !'ge. 10 ectiorgooa: Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. ~ ":.':.:'!.W,:: ':..::.:;: they attended tbe Ohio IJe. csltorthatinorg. PChartyanceP!anfor Demoa~- Sycamore Si., Middle7po2r1t.12tc : : ~ta~ J:~;· Riddle, _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_13_12_tc_ ~tu~' ~~~.,":;' ,::•:,:;-;:' "~ parlment Convention over the &o the plaoe ol btllfnnlq. co.rtl.rollllna weekend. PI d vancement. Fresh Sllkt, lnc. - Accordion and anolan · FOR SALE : Cc:lrner lot, large White flnlsh, red Interior, std. tran1. 327 V& eniine, tire• 2.oa acra. mon or let•· w Mint 2928 E sth Ave Columbus 4M OOrUIWNI P•rt of I 11\tl acre An increase tn auxiliary dues For information. write or I TAX OFF SALE I · ., house 2 apartments 4 rooms Jike new. Radio and heater. trll'll ol 11nd IHrMI a.. eon,e.ved bJ wall voted and the deadJine lor 19• Obio. Tel. CL 8-~19:call: Eleanor J. Douglas, Rt. and h~th each. wm'trade for ~~•."~~ :::., : '.. paying at the present rate was 3, Coolville, Ohio, Phone: j 15 Cu. Ft. Chest sotp smaller house or out-of-town ~.;:',.';:".;'!:: ':..."-: '!;'~!':; set for November. Mrs. Roush Chester 985-2427. FREEZER $179 property. 12 Park St., MiddleCouniJ Ohio ...,• .....,. 1o wblcl> • ed th "--~It · nd 7 15 30tp Plus FREE Ice Cream (CAR WASHED and vacuum· port. I..ow mileage by local owner, spotless clean interior, bereb," mad1: The heretn dHC'lrtblld serv on e \.Nim~ uhon a 7 23 6tc 111 111111 rlfht. By-Laws cmnmittee for Dis· i ed . w·1s 550 - - ' - - - - - - -- tires sh-.. traetWIJ'. IMIInlBlln& orubjel'lt "'-,::==~:-::=== • s•••••t Good u-......o I on •s car wasb • IIW I't'tt1e wear, Brown finish, 1 real n,·....,. ...... ear, of Intito tllmt pr.mlul . AlJTf .lMOBil.JI: lllSUrance beell _... p s M'ddl WY 2eG.DYioJed b)' dMd NCOrdtd In Vol. trlc1 a. cancelled? lA! yoor open ,,...... AI Low, Low I age t., J eporl 1.1 !138, . . . . ....... .. Mrs Mourning remained lor 3715· Open from 8 L m. to il'..,lfiU ~~~ '7 ~J. WY 1-21111 PricH C.U•LJ, Ohlo. . 9 p. m. oeveo days 8 week. \,(1 • 1 • . .., . . TRACT• ... ., •• ,.,,..,. •• the meeting of tbe 8 and 40, ' mtl• 6 30 30tp CIJCKLER REAL ESTATE Jet black finish, vlny11nterlor trtm. Real low mileage bJ u. Tow• No. " """'" No ,., . . representing the Gallla • Meigs I Wlu- NOT be responsible for POMEROY ~~~=========.1 ori&inal owner. Tires like new. automatit tr101. R&H. ctu:lna lh• Jl¥;.-r oorttoWftl eomel ot Salon • She returned home on POMROY 2 •tory frame e I&Dd of al MU7 ud lhe DOn& J.ck w c.-the ·-• "' ~ I .ut corner of lam! ownect "" Nt!IOlOI'I Tuesday. ed b 0 dehts contract Y any r Manqer large rooms, modern bath, wataou. IDCI ou tnt1 •outb une ot than myaell. Marion Fran· 2-2111 lmd ownld b.J Elmll NewlanG: thenca Mr. Albert Roush, commandPh. WY I hardwood floors, full baseIOUtll on ..,. Batter llnto I:J mdl to er of Feenev .. Bennett Post 128 31 7 22 1 ciJ PII......,...,...,.,..,.----:-~ment, gas fired hot air heat- i • lllO~~e oomet~ Ut.eOH In • ••tarb # - CARPETS better I difflll!tlon ll rocll; thenee In • north· American Legion represented TO CLEAN lng, farge fronf. porch, niCe 111' 1 , dlreetJon i rodl to thtl OM>Utb ' He IP WIn t e d we'll loan a Blue Lustre Car I SEE OUR DISPLAy OF NEW CARS uno •• .,,... NowiODdt '"'"" "" the loc. post at the __ view of river. ~xcelllent COD· oo amer New1and'11 ll• 1n nx11 to convention 1180 helddepartment in ClevtU. s. Ct•lllorvtco fnlll pel Shampooer FREE with d't' $16 1100 00 "" ....,, ot ,..., .. .,, """..,.,., 1 .......m•• " , .. · - ,_., ,,., the purcha•e of Blue Lustre wn. ' · · AT OUR USED CAR LOT Ita ..... moN or '"'· ..,., "'" land over tbe weekend. '1b e ~ut!n"u ':"",.:nu!;.n"~= shampoo. Baker Furnitur~., ROUTE 33 - Framl cottage, "i:,~·'::,.11'1~DI: 1968 dues cards have arrived ftlii!NI Uttll lppelntM lbpt~rl-ffnH M'ddl rt 7 20 6tc 4 rooms and bath, gas heat· : leool"dd Ill Mel,. (;oun'J. Qtllo. ltld nd d be ld to WI' 5to age 5 bed Close 1 ..... ~ ,. • " ,.,.. '"'"""" ' epo . Sales & Servt'ce In bl k a ues may po aon~ .tohll. •••"'- ,...atra!Mntl. - - · . -o I g, oc r • Gordon J. aoe. II'MI !H• " · Hoe• b,. liam Swisher membership• "'"" · - ,...., umo uidN• ••• PEACHES, now pJckmg early In, out of high water. Can c - v .,,,... ... wl,., ""''" • 1 a. ot eon••J>•noe 1a ot r.eonl ID chaltman, Roush ot X..wia t\'::;, ....,,. .., ,.._, ...,...., Red Free, Red Haven, Sun 1 e Fillt Aim st ., C be bough! on land contract. Volumo '"· ot .... ~ """ •• Lon• adj'utant O.llt lerll:lnll Pomal'ft!t' Otd• Haven: Other& to follOW: aJ· O ~:~Vel'J at $3000 (J() cordi OJ Mt1lp (.;ounQ', Oldo. •• • _ Tb1 pn.v.r of 111d petition It for · · INTERIOR or exterior paint- so apples. Open Daily and eTransferable Wilen ROUT 33 - Close In, ~ acres, YOUR CHEVY DEALER ~ "-••t ••.,.• •"'"'""" "'" u. BIRTHDAY OBSI!RVED ~ ...... ., .,.......... .. .... lis Orch d ing. Contract or hourly rate, Sunday, We ar • You Trade Cars llh: story frame, 7 rooms, r.•~ Hor1 •a fi'rHJud aDd sylvta N. r,... Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roy or any steady employment. Wllltesvtlle. 7 U tic e Guaranteed 24 monthJ bath, bJisement, forced hot Now Closing Time 9:00 P.M. ::;';.!;' ~· ;m;:::• :.~."'~ ':.:.: had 8 family gathering hooor· Con•.Rcl, H. M. Braley, WY SI!WlNG machine•"' repatr ,.... air furnace, bam, otber bul:d· POMEROY, OHIO from •••" "· '"'· "'' ,,,..,...,. lng the birthday• of Mr and Of 24,000 mlJe8 of I moMJRitl I&AIJllt tald Nil ..Uttl " 2·51111. ~-~· ~ vice, aU makes. WY z-2284.' e Most Popular Unlt ings. Furniture included In Mrs. Homer Warner, Jr., wbo .a!e Pr l'ce· $7 ·50()·1)0· 1nd for Olhlr equllllblt t'I!Uef. • J't!ng Jn th'· ·-"'a fro m The Fabri<; Shop Pomeroy saJd Dllenctaal8 1rw requl.red to are VIS m .... Wlftted T0 Buy · · ' In th USA ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN !" l .uworuid•euuononor,.to.. th• thel·r home In Orlanda~. A'Authrotzed Smger Sales and e · · · .. WY la.t day ot 4uau•t. tH&. or Judi' ' I'JG, "' ONE GOODCOON -DOG. trash Service. 3 29 tic WY :1-..30 t-3638 • -le or Trade LATE CLASSIFIED ..., '"" "' ..... ~..- ...... tendin& were Mr. and Mrs. hroke. Phone 773-5578, Mason, 00 1 23 31< '"' FOR SALE ~:!"'~ ~,!;'!g:.., Warner and Steve, Mr. and W. Va. 7 21 6tp UON'1 PUMP you sJugglsb 101> • lftllolll<l • ld GELDING black and 117 I T ....... Mr •~• W "•""'" He tank Get K!ean-Em-AII Auto Sales • yr. 0 TWO TIRES, 100 x 1!. Already ·..; tL ,., ., L L IL..... '· ...-..ur amer, •......,., • GIN SENG. Yellow root, wild oeptic tank cleaner. Landwhite spotted pony. Sale or mounted. See Harry Potta, Sy· Mflte and Lisa, Mr. and Mn. ginger, root oeng, Good, $18 IDlll'k Flll'll> Bureall tORD GALAXIE, atand· trade for young caU . .Alva racuse. 1 23 3tp Yialt wltb Mr. and Mrs. Ever. Homer Warner, Sr., IDd Rez 19111 per lb. Seng, average, $10 per ard shift, good tires, good Clatk, Tuppen Plains, : · ett Dalley. and NIDCJ ADD Roy. 1 18 lie 4 pound, Seng, Choice, 122 per MOBILE Ho 1957 Skyllner Pomeroy, 0. body. Very clean. See O'Dell :1242. 1 Zl 1!'011 SALK pound. Yellor root good $150 me, ' FOUR GAS RI!IATERS. OM per lb. Yellow root, cboice, Ia 1 8 2 bedroom, good CODdi· i""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~i Manley' 1100 Beecb St., Mid· circulator beater, M,IOO BW $175 per lb. Wild Ginger, 60c lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville, JOIN TID! AAA. Be protectetl dleport, Obio. WY Z.2919. lnsuriMI Other three Rldlum beaten, 7 22 per lb. William Bailey, P.O. Obio. Phone 1161-6338. 6-26-30tp on Road-bolld 111111 irip oerv· Itt PHOTO Copymc llerrlce. Cop 30,000 BTU's. Will oeU <heap. Box 14, Olive St., ReedsviUe, ONE NEW black oaddla, ~.00. Ice. Call or c:ontaot: E. M. IBM CHEVROLET for sale. Call loo mado ctl lopl fiiPIII'I. Cbu. Blab, Rt. I, Rlclno, 63 OLDS 88 HOUDAY SEDAN $2291 Obio, 7 21 6tc CaD WI &,1211, 6 17 6tc Burtoo, 678 Brvadway Sl, SH 2-4755. 7 22 31< btrtiJ rec:ordl and llmolt IDJ 1cr001 from lllrdell't Martel. Aulomitfe, Power -~ power -rlnc. nsw white otber 7 ss Jtp aldewoiiJ, wheel dloel, radio, back-up ll&hll, llolld wlatiANTIQUE Furniture, dlshea, 3 BEDROOM HOME. Melvin Middleport, Ohio' 8 2S ..._ ae-clocWiittdtL 1wz - . p Cj miscellaneous. Call or write: Little, Cheshire, Ohio. ....,. lJ56 FORD, 4 • door hardtop, obft1d, atroGOndfdoufna. Mro. Boward Cecil, 8110 W. 1 11 6tp .t.U61'10NEEB atandard transmission. Good I 4 tfc FOJt RENT $1295 1olaln SL, Pomeroy. TWEI'ffli!TB Cen'"- lden flomplec. lenlee condition, $175.00. Phonl WY· -----:--:----.:--- FOUR ROOM furnished house . 62 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE 0 lolld white wflh blue •loy! Interior, 4 ntW wldte I 29 tlc _, " ' Crill Bro4ferd U6&8. 7 2t1 Btc Far S.Je or lent In Masoo. CaD WY .wB'I2 .... lfdewall tim, 4 on tbe Ooor Irani., wlndoltleld wsahlrt, ---...,..--:::-----no volnts, condensors, rh... Write, Prole or Cootlacl fort DOOD or alter a p. m. otectrtc wlpero and radio, Far Rent slats or reaislten, 20 year • C. IIIWI""'"n , ... FORD G lax' .M D w HOUSE ReednWe, oo RL 611. ' ..... ... ......., .... . a ... ~· """" i I'OOIDI, water In bDuH, Ill .. .,. li M ··--and 2 bed- warranty. Supp 'ea. eigs Ba"'"· Oltlo automaiJc tranatnlS!IOD pow I BEDROOM house 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T.- $1795 Count) Landmark, Pomeroy. -. Uc . · • llltd electrlclly. Immediate eo1 1 V .. motor, automatic Irani., _ . . ~~~¥<•, J10ftr • room trailer, 11> miles from or steering. Owner deceased. cupancy. E. E. 11a7man, sy. ~-------7 22 1tl IDe. radio, belutltw J tone p&int . . off 1>1 lib IIIW Forked Run Lake. By day, Ala CONDITIONING Relrtger- Phone: WY 2-23$4. I'OCIIII. Tel: 'WY 2-71189. whitt! sldewoll lfrel, tinted (lui llld bodt up lilbU. week, month. Wayne Prince, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. atloo oervtce. Jack's 11e1rta1 20 lip Lon& Bottom, 667~. All oquarlum supplies to be eratlon, New Haven, Plloltt 4 dr. CELEBRITY auper 88 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR • $1291 oold at coot. Hughes Aquari- ro Wi!? oldmwb•Ie, good tires, 111 BQUSES !Dr aa1e or Rertt: J• 7 23 3tc 1 8 de V8 en&tae. automotlc Irani. radlo, willie ofclnall lint, um, 2221 JefJersoo. Pt. Plea• · new brakes, radio, power eob Turner, 144 N. tt.b Sl., ft wheo1 dlt.. tnd bact-up lfcbta. APARTMENT FOR RENT. Af.. ant. 1 22 II< llrl Grlteler, l'llmlllllti IIICI brakes, power steering, by· MiddleporL Pbonl WY 1-3181. rOtnefOY 10 tralJer space. Good loc• Beolln& dromatlc transmi8oion new 7 :Jill lip 62 FORD CONVERnBLE $1695 tloD. C1J1 Wolter Crooka, WY MOTO 11165 MoJel power driv· MlDenvUle, OMo springs. One of tbe cleanest Charleo It Spencer ~ BradGolaxfe 100 XL. V·B, aulomiUc, power otHriDJ, rodllt, . · U811. 8 10 tfc en lawn mower 22". Extra End your ,..,. troubletJ cars in Pomeroy. Call Walter SIIOD llelch, Fla., VIsited on whflt! lldeonill, eo1110lo, buebt -11. aU viDJI Ill.; ' - -~ ~ new blade. Reasonable. Ph. We blve Ill lfleo Clmplng Equip. Wednesday wltb relatlveo IDd llatl nice. UNFURNISHED I room. batb, Syracuse, WY Z.21l62. Sewer Maddael Grueoer. WY :M2311. Prt:e frlendJ fn the area. utiUIJ room, ttlcl yard. PoiDt ReaiiOIIIblo Rlleo 8109.1. Actual mileage 43,000. SAq IIAVE SAVE Mr and Mr1 Denver Fnttk 7 22 31 ~ OLDS DYNAMIC 88 4 DR. $1291 . ' Lane, LIDeoln Belghts. Pb. c 7 20 61p See 1 beat c1e111 ' WY z.mt 1 11 lie SPECIAlS lor Friday and Sat- CaD WY Wf74 Day or Nllbl me nnw or on and cbiJdren, Sandra, Jay, JUo. V.S, autmnotie, fall power, radio, whfll o!dewllll. 0... =;:-:::=:-;-;:--- ·- · - u-urd•Y July 23 and 24.- 10 1 211 Uc Do RamMer Carr.:>er Travel Trailers, 81 ky and Sltefla, returned to tbelr owner Oldo trode, SIX ROOM house, bath, full lb. N~. 1 new white potatoes, IIEA11NG, Plamblq. MaOolr Warld ltudMI or eeta)lll<t we will close molllh of August home fn Alliance Tbunday aft. bumeot In MinersVIlle. WY 79c: Giant size Tide, 69c a Fttrtlafll. Arnold lllolben, ll:leelleDeo for vacoUoo. BUY NO'WI er a visit wltb their )llll'ellll, 2-7759. . -.. -~ ~Ic_ box; 12 oz Nescafe $1.39; HI Ill Easl MalJI lllnel, J'om. . . ear 1110111, lido 1M ,.... Good used Special• t ft. The!' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore MODERN Ullfurn!shed aparl- "C" fruit drinks 3 for 970 46 cey. Phone WY UHf. """"""•· 8mlll eor .eooomf mos top tent, new 819, used and M11. Letile Frank and famment 3 I'ODIDI and hath air R- .:.. ,,,.: 31 rfc 1M -lflrlb!lfiJ $79.50; Jobnsoo 8 bp. out- lly. 7 56 P01!tl1c _ $100 Stude.- $95 , • ""· ran. ·-•· """ cooM.,, 3 ... boar• 1r wltb ,,. Jum conlltton. Coata Balldine, · '""' " m · .... • • Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~au! ol 4 Door. V·8 motor and 4 ~. I C1L and std. Middleport. ~:; ~~00 · Reg. 29c cooktes, 3 Real Est1te Far S.le llebopolttu Meron lnum boat, new f650, now Dayton, Ky., visited 'nleaday std. trano. lnDI. 7-19-tlc Sbblor'~ Grocery Anti lly BOUSE FOR SALE In BradB. &t.t• Slreel. PomefGJ 1325 AMSBARY APACHES with Mr. and Mn. O.E. Jlarrll. qu · bury. sll: rooms. llorage . . _ WY writ TRAILER SALES. 13 4th Mrs. Nora Roush was the FURNISHED apartment, t 1 22 31< room bath laundry room 4 22 tic Ave Galllpolis Olllo 416- Thu ·• dl t 1 Mr 2 - 58 Bulckt · 58 ,QJdsmobllt roo and · te bath 1 • • • ., • · rouay nner gues o •· ~ Oltlo 7 Zl lite Charles WlthrOI>. 1 · n 16 M,M Movie projector screen water under pressure, two I F~ Oldamubile 1!163 two-door j 023~ · $300tach $300 . __ • 13 ~c and sound amplifier. Good cisterns, outbuildings. gar· , Cutlaxs. New 'tires, excellent , John Rudolph and slste•·lnTRA~ LCml - ~ - - oond!tlon $5.00. Phone WI 9- age, l acre eround, S. D. i shape 81,8110. can Bob AshTO MEET AUGUST n ·taw, Mrs. Eva Rudolph, who , '. l(ll ,llld - · 8"""' 1 !'rail 3102 ..7 ~f.- 1 Busktrk, Rl. 1, Middleport. j ley WY-2-2835. 7-19-6tp : The August meeting of the were called here by the l~lneos ~ANDT Of Parlt !Stale Approved I RATS, MICE eliminated ~_for-I 7 21 3tp J k - : Rose Gard8D club of Tuppers ol his sl•ter, Mrs. Carne l"f £ ·, Mlnemllle, Oblo. ,._ WY ever, "Get Star" 2'h lb. 1l89: ~0 HOUSES for sale, One S. i Llvestoc Plain• will' bo!·M AIJIUSt II, In- Grueser, returned to their M O O 'R '5 A [ E 5 . 1 II ~ EberBhach Hardware, Sttgar ~~ and bath, W. ocre. ORSALE - 3 cows and 2 stead of \lie, regular meeting horne In Zanesville, Tuesday. N!Zt. . lOUR ROOM furllfllted apan. Run Mill, Pickens Hard- <11M 5- rooms, 5 acres. r,an! heifers. 8750.00. All bred. :dole. A l!liwllr 'bow at lhe t Mr. and Mrs. Dmd Miller . WY 2-S i GM!'~:~:~ . ~NG 34 ,, Dtelll. Phoal WY ,..._ ware, Middleport Feed MilL be "'up · ton contract. WY 2-j D. A. Milan, Rt. I, Lansgville :l Mrs. Clarence Headley bomelleft 'lburlday for their home! , ...,. r 11 t1r 7 22 ltp ~• . 7 a1 31p Ph. SH 2-6757. 7 211 6tp will be held.· l? l'l'nt, Mirh. cr·" • ~ 11. Tolo 22. Edible ....,., o1 . . _ .. No 12< ..,.., northw..t oomu of Clyde Y. Wet. 1011 11 lancll tbiDiltl aloq tvHf OS. of Wallctn'1 luul1 touth fMI d~ ...t I rodl to 11 llorul1 thenn 1loq 10utl:l lidtl .t Waaon'l WilL t011tll al\ol I» ,.... aut 11 todl t• plaCI of t. CiDnlnJ. eolltatnlnJ 11.!1 aeN~. mort or leu. mtlferenl'le. V111, l& Pat:• l 'IL DNCI hoordaJ. • . DlminutJYe of 18. Trlol Musser , . Fred I !17. Do: to do the.. 21.Con~ • Doris RlclllunFd. Ilea Dugan, ~ =~ and Betty Huteblson, and 1h• ooutn u • . _..... " ...,. .._ teacher • dlreetor Mrs. 0. 0. IOUtb ~ de.,... tl... IJ fOdl ud I 1 uu 1o • •loa•• tbeeee aOJ'fll 'II~ Patterson, who was also aWSJ'd.. delr.n • • ao "'" to 1 daubt• ed 8 certiftcat:G of earned cr«f. pepJar u.. If"' Ia dJuaNn thnol ..... ,.,. ,,...., - a '""' to 1 lis and recognltloo for havin1 tdelton U. tr'l • dlamtWn lb.,. '""" "" - " ...., ... the class. : lautht ~'!:' .~Na:' ~1 Rev Robert E. Smith Sr., II - Local owned. red vinyl interior trim, automatic tranl., power steerine and brakes, black top, in good condition. While finish, tires 1bow little wear, radio and heater. 1961 RAMBLER American ·· Only $795 l>KI~, Samsel' ,.... "West '""U" rodl ......frOrl ..., ""'" • .. Rosemary Samsel ~olse Smltb ...... till QOf'tb. , .,.11nntna .t u. •out~..... cam.•r 8( ,......... WWS. 01 ~ Y. Watecm. wbtcll vcan:; 1962 PONnAC Conv. Cpe....... $1695 Red finish, e:ood tires, ndlo, heater, atandard trans. ' IWK Patteraon Mary Larkin, Canie ..................... ._..,. Moore • Ronnie " - Beatrice u follcnnu ~-c, .,111 TRACT• ..,.. .. ......,., .., May. Harold Dewhurst. J u n e tt. l'oWD No. t. llulp No. 11. llld Dewhurst, Roberta .MlW!er• 1963 CORYAIR Monza Cpe. now $1599 lng, kitchen cabmets measur· dJning, family, titcb.,n, "cak· ed to aize of kitchen. lall play. maid'o, utilltJ and 7 17 tic obop. Three bJilhl, ce. •m1o Wo and "an ro waU carpet on D ••• to-wll: 81tante \1'1 us. lhte or Ob.~ count~ of Meta. lAd Towtllb!J lrl wall tires. llodlo and heater. Belie ond flwn f1nlth. 7. Liberate •·a-.. . 10. To.pestry 12. Epic poet ..... CouniJ, Ublo.... - . l!II.Of I. Te.kotwo U. J'rq'ran~'r .... •. Article: Sp. or rapid• 14:. Bordered 18. Bolt IT. South Amerlc&o A · meaningfu) and lntenstvstud) by the roUp merited ere- .. -&.c.... t-:m 'i,_: dll8 and cortlflcalel of oward 1963 CHM II ................ $1695 ~'!! : =,~, ~ ': to the lollowiiJI, 1M lllll.. He~ Local owner, apotleu clenn interior, new lit Une whitt _,. ... '" '"" ...,... ,_,.., en HID Pa"-- 0 0 ~rt 1*:, "=:.:-'~ WATER HAULING day or •FOR SALE: Ranch ol y I a night 1100 gallon tank. Reas· house in syracuse, six rooDIJ onable rates. Wtll haul any- and bath. Gas heated. storm Le R · where. Dale e, acme. doors, and carport. Phone Ohio. Phone WI 9-3112, Days WY :1-2954. 1 21 6tp · ht s. ~========= or W1 9-30 43 mg 7 20 6tc 4 .......... ,. . ............. . ~ ~~ti~ft ~= 6 German Shepherd Pups. Call WY ~3746. 7 2J 6tc 1~16 Pacemaker House trailer, 28 fl. by 8 fl. all aluminum, in excellent condition. Call AI· bany : MY 8-2282 or see. HOUSE FOR SALI Dwaine Jordan, Carpenter ·I Ulut Ohio. 7 23 3tc NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Modern B.ancb Style 8eou RaciDe Plastic wall tile 14c liocallon on top ol omall hill WALNUT STEREO, 1965 mod' lacina State lligbwa1 Garage on el. This set radio equipped. per sq .. ft. for b~thr00":1 8 • Route 1 w1tb good road to main bouse _bmlders, a_Jummum tud· highway Four bedrooms. Uvtna. 4 speaker sound syst.em. . Std. trpns., power sieering and brake1, ereen lin· ilh, radio and beater, medi- ll-=====POME;==;R:OY=,:OH=:IO:;::~:;::~=~=;=-;=- $30.00. A H. Durst. Syracuse, Ohio. Phone WY 2·2962 7 23 3tc ._.._ P.M. 1960 Chevrolet V-8 2 door ·· $699 Pomeroy Motor Co. attachments, high, speeds low, Like new. ' 9;00 and That's Our Better OK Cenl e OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. like new. $26.00. One sabre , fh · dl saw wt carry1ng case an LOT OPEN TIL t:«l'~ 1962 Chevrolet lmp~~la H.T. Cpe. _ $1695 furn1.4hed apartment Middl& "l White finish, red Interior, std. trana. 327 V8 elliine, tlreo tO -.:11• 1M ....... Ill) a(U d .......... n , . .,...,...hi• tumfl' on.:.>ul,. llf port wv :~o:t~~7t • Z1 de I like new. Radlo and beater repnrt...t '"''"-'111t•11 "'• """ 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. $1195 ... '"'' .,JI ~~ ow rupnn!lthll' roo SMALL.APAR1'MENT for renl moM ..UIIll . . ,. """'"'"' ln.ooertltln Low mileage by JocaJ owner apotlesa clean, interior, t1re1 127 Butternut Ave. show little wear. Brown finish, a real nice car &AI'IIOii 7 14 UCj ror ~Want "" Slo.-.t• 1960 Pontiac Ventura H.T. Sedan - $1095 • c.nb pe• ""KI on• •n1111rliM l!ll"tmum :o•tlf !Ill oenta Jet black finlsb, vinyl interior trim. f!.eal low mi1eage by 1J 1:ent. ,.. trnrd tor l'h... ..,.,. For Sale ori.irinal owner. Tlrei Uke new, automatic trans. R&H IK"Utl'rP •nJJeftlnnl dlruiii .AfiUN• 1' ¥ BIG co]#.• AND~ 'eN'_ Motor Co. QUAl ITT . Mll.l COUNTY, OHIO c...... 11.111 lllnt . . .rei' IIYin• & LIMII Pomerov OF apart. --- ' IN T"l COMMON PI.IIAI CDUI1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1965 · lw GEORGE WONDU I I\IIRJ( '10 PRACIICAL USii, IWl NEEOS lli~ HaP OF AGOCP tliUI¥lt.OGI&T AND WHy; 1HAT tuSTODIAN" WASACOP IN DISGUISE. HE A'IRE5TED 11-!AT MAN AND WE YOU>.I3 FEL.l.ON WITH HIM, DIDN'T YOU SEE I' THE O~R GUI'ISA!ltli'I! PUSHER...AND 11-IE 'rC!JNa f\JNK 1H~V Gl<l'll!BEO WTTH ~IM A DQIII.f a ADDICT/ �' ' I. ~) a-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·~~leport, o. _July ~s!. 1965 SOCIAL CALENDAR .. . Jan Haddox is New pres•'dent Of Hal' •dressers •' Around And About . M'ddl Elhlnny 11 :;;ss~ua, hcisttsi. .} I I· ... ., Surgical Packs For Hospl'ta1 M'ode. b.'y• Club 1:' I li!door Pl.cnle It , ., · Chester Grange wll! (lave Ita Held on Thurwday lnnuql lnspeotloin Tuesday at 'Th• Indoor picnic ol the IAJ8:30 p. m. Pntluck re!reshmenlli al Women's. Class of u,. Mil\. . ~ will be served. All members are . di!!I)Ort Cburdl of Cbrlst wu I eporf Jan Haddox, Point Piea~nt, JULY !3 urged to attend. Surgical p~cks lor Veterans held .ofhom;day evq It the 'arawood cuttings conducted projecl Monday, at 6:30 p.m. . was el_ecled the new presodent The Post Matron's Club of The Pomeroy WCI'U will Memorial Hospital were made church. The tables were decorby theSemembers Sew- ated with of IIIIIL oy Mn Rober1 Ttwmpson was and a11 membe~s are. as ked 1.o Mr. and Mrs. W'll' I 1af!l Mur· !ot .Affohate ll ofd the Nallonal Evange rme. Ch ap1er • OES . • Mid· have its annual potluck picnic Ri · · 1 bwhent the WedneH· arrongemenlli · .0 ~' progt·am when Ihe Wmdin~ help. The t.ravehng pme donal· ray ot Worohingwn, Ky. came IHaordr<ssers . an Cosmelolo- dleport. woll hold thelf annual al the Firsl Bap\ist Churc)l on te w•ng c me dragons. Mrs. Robert Reibel rraol Gar_den club meo Wednes- •d by Mrs. Robert Lewis was last Friday for a visil with hos gosts Assocoatoon ~ a hmeeti~ picnic Friday, July 23, at the Tuesday at 5.30 p m Members day evening at their club room and ·Mrs. Ji;rnest Lallance wer1 Ia)· evenmg a• !he home of awarded to Mrs. Moore. 1 mother Mrs. James Murray. held recently at eM dodmle 0 country home of Mr. and Mrs, may brin• ~ g,;.st. and are with Mrs. Willard Boyer as chairmen lor Ute dinner and ' Th ' ed 1 th · home Jo Ann Baoley on I eport, M H h Ch ster Members ·~ hostess. 1 . 'table decorations. Mrs Allard Pratt . A crfscent using truit or ... eg:~ l . ey return o elr I immediate oast president. ax arra , e . . asked to take tbeir own table Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., prest. . e b Mrs Thomp-l elables and foliage, was the •Wednesday. are to take. a covered dish and service. dent conducted a short busi- A short busit~e~~s meetlngwll Cnllongs us d \ · ew arrangement tor ohe monlh. Mr and Mrs Alber! Roush other officers elected onclude table servoce. Members may Th A · Le · Auxlli ness' session. Mrs. William held lolloYI'!'8 the dlnioer. TIM ~on were hemlocho· . pm;.,,Y !'ly. I Mrs Thompson was Ihe J·uot~~e ' have. r"turned .from a week 's I Reg in(! Stowers. vice presi·l takt> a guest.. The dinner will ef Dmerlcwan b t goonPo t N 1 ted to led $100 II "' " , '"' • rn . "" er · "' , • d t Cl ment Smolenski 2nd 1 be . ed at 6 p m . ary o rew e s er s o. Juhnson, Mrs. Tom Grueser c ass vo. P ge J -~ e ' . sel_v · : . 1_•JS.t'S lilhrum . and box· and blu· ribbon was al'!·ardfd to vacation in West Virginia and ~n; 39 will meet Tuesday at 6 p. and Mrs. William Owens were the bttildmg _repair fund. A let""' Mary A. cream socoal woll be rn . for a poII llC· k d'mner. A Gir1 welcomed as new members. teo w•• read !rom Mr. GaskW ll'u\lo· '' was broug hI uu 1 that 1Mrs . Hobert Lewis for. an all , .\lcKeesport , Pa . where. they voce rpresodenl; relary andMorrotrea h An ld ocet the Rork Springs '~" ru!t 1 nQ.~ ~houlc! be .·ut slant- green arrang£:ment usmg priv-:were the guests of relatiVes. son, mance sec . · e a. . . State re ort will ·be given by Mrs. Harvev van Vranken was concerning Miss F;tta Gaskill the .h I I trimmed el hedli!.e rhubarb and grt>t>n lo- Jeffr)' Darst is visiting m surer ; Oodee Foran, recordmg Methodist c_hurch F'nday, begtn· Cl d. PG All mb s reported o'll ·o·n Holzer Hospital. who is in a. rest home. Report_ 1· · • M K Haddox . 8 t 6 30 Homemade au ta rueser. me er td ~ nd t t o 1age · . 1 ·r1 . s"ould be .matoes. Akron with his falhe.- . Thomas Jsecre1ary : ary : . • nmg p.m.. d b h 11 · d · ted b ed lmprovmg were Mr Paul back sevet e Y- lt') . n I . I historian and Tootle Wtlson, ice cream cake pu~ and co(- are urge ,to e presen1. T e trave ng prize ona y . planted m verm1cuhte or peat Following the meel.ing an aue- Darst and family. ,t 1 . ' ~ ·d The Ladies Auxiliary to the Mrs. Don Mullen was awarded Davis and Ho~ ~~es. Mrs. . 11 11 moss and c_o_verl;'d WJih glass jar tion sale wa s conducted_by Mrs. , Mr~. Max Sanborn has . re- . rus E't' . -I ee WI ;~~: 24 Feeney • Bennett Post, Middle- to Mrs Dayton Strickland. Lightfoot's \l'Ul be boat· or pla<;tJr 1hey may be planted ~loyd Moore, aller which re· ceived word that her son-m . . It was ~nnounred thai m Aug Evangeline Chapter, OES, port, will meel Tuesday evenA dessert course was served ess fol' the Alllust meetlng. in polS or •n ground under treshmenls were served by the law Mr tue Standlord ol usl, Regma Slowers, a mern- . . ing July 27 at the hall at 7:30 by the hostess to those named Guests for the Q~~tier included · h · · ' · 1 be th St te styles Boby Moddleport are sponsorong a · All membes are urged above · and Mrs. Charles Hoff- Mrs. Rue . p Ow< ·-I, ""urn "·I bus, 'th · D 1 shl'u. bs ouoduors usl w1 on· hostess assisted by Mrs. C •r- Ceres, Cali!. has had major r o • a S 'd . t the p. m. ~er•icides or sulphur and set les Rirfle. surgerv. Her daughter, Doro- committee, will attend a work- da.nce atur ay evenmg 8 to attend to make plans for a man, Mrs. Ronald Browning. Mr,g. George Child~;· Mr Rob.m shade. Hemove P1·a nt s· when The nexo meeting will be a lhea has · •lso been hosp1tahzed. . . held ·10 P•rkersburg I Middleport. park · 11omer Ishop lo •· ~. . from 8.d lod bll rummage sale and bake sale. Mrs. Donald McKnight, Mrs. er t Reo'be1 and Mr · ' · d h Se 1 b li g p m Musoc woll be provt e YI well roofed . food dtomon.qtration at Oh1o Mrs. Cecil Kimes relut'ned !an at t_e . . pem er ~ee n th ·· 'Cherkmatf"S" or Point The dues will beraisedfornext Edward Wells, Mrs. Louis Os- Riee and Mr. Darst. ThE: August Woman 's Day Power Co. by the company rep- home Wednesday from Charles- •of the allmhate, n.ew hal~ s~- ~ W V an inslrumen- I .Year and the deadline for pay- borne. Mrs. Harold Hood and---- -- - - - magazine was reviewed and ar· resentative ot Jackson. Tuesday, jton. W. Va. where she had been lles for fall and wmter will e l easan · · a.. · ing dues at last year's rate will Mrs. Donald Collins. Mrs. Don ticles pointed out were Wild August 3. Guest night will be called due lo the sudden death shown. taJI foup Middleport be November. Mullen will be hostess to the I nexl meeting, August 4L 1kne Y supper. flowers; how to build a blue- observed. 1of her niece's husband, Mr. 1 d b ··' · 4.7 p.m. sponsore . d 'I b I h K ' Tera 1 I' H dl I par , y b" trao Y · 0 n · . . "o' 1 ~ MP hPr8 G11f'sl 1 RSJe un ey. B •' L P ceed I help story of how commumt1es are I .J m , • O)S t>ague. ro s o building a trail o! nesling ICniC Mrs. Leo Kennedy was a bus- Atlf'ntl MePtinu pay lor bats, balls, uniforms, . d mess VIsitor m ParkE'rsburg I !' · ment that has kept esti· boxes to save Bluebirds, an The Missionary Soc1ety of the eqmp • in Gardening News for Better I ! W•dnesday. . SyraCUS" First United Presby· maled 150 iloys age 6-17 OCCU· gardens, concerning Ihe grow· I Mrs. E. M. Wood lefl Wed-l terian Church m<'l Friday afler· pLed mu<h olthos summer. Plen. tng ol all kinds ol chrysantbe· 1nesday for Columbus and Gmve- 1 noon at 1:30 In the church an- ty of food. Real Jllney proces. mums, by Roland A. Browne. I ~vera\ membf'~S o( the Sun· Ipori where_s~e will ~penl sev- ' nex. The meeting conducted by Public welcome. Mrs Robert Lewis president, shme Makers class of the Syra· eral dity~ Wll.h relatives. ., 'd t M Titus JULY %6 · · 1 , ,. u 'Jed p b · 1 1 the voce preso en , "· h conducted the business session cuse r 1rsr m . res_ ~ 1ertan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- Pirkens, opened with reading .Jane Howell Tt>nt. Daug ters whieh opened with devotions by I Churrh and their families en- 1man and children, Mark and I . . ···purpose of United of Union Vt-lcrans, Will meet at Mrs Lloyd Moore followed by joyed a picnic and chicken bar· ·Marv of Belpre visited Sunday Jpn unb"ton.. W e.n .. t'rom Oi- the home of Mrs. Lillian Steiff · ' b s d t lh f'sh ' · · res y eroan om . the club prayer in unison. ecue on un ay a e t ~ng 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • 1 0 olions were l.aken from Monday al 6 p. m. for a potMembers answered roll call cnrn~ . or Mr. and Mrs. OJCk Fielding Hawkin!. ; .~YearevBook or Prayer .' ~ • luck d.inner. MPmbers a~e asked Lots of July Bargains In Every Department! 1 to brmg a covered dJSh and wilh the care of hardwood cut- Hams near Portland. M nd M Ch 1 N 1 fl tin~s . New vearbooks were dis-- Afternoon and evening was ! La r. ~l rs. a_r ~~ t'8 ~h I Roll call was answeted by I own table service. This week we are having our big sale of men's and boys' wear cu5sed by Mrs. Charles Lewis. spent swimming, skiing and t~·a s er Mwer~~ ~~~ mg IY!' tl five members and one guest. I Members of the Winding Trail The Ohio Association of Gar- boating Attending were Mr. ret "v"tt>s. rsM . ea ~· " fpa lenb 1 Various reports wt-re read Garden c•lub will meet at the . . a e erans emona 1 or o · 'II [( · on the 1st floor . , of draperies and yard materials, of porch df'n club meeting to be held 1 and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle,Mr. f ~ and approved. Free WI o er~ entrance of Beech Grove ceme1011 August 18·19 at Wesleyan Uni- and Mrs. Arlhur Sylvesler, Mr. seMrva 'd M Ch 1 w· i ing ol $6.10 was taken. tery Mond•y al 6_:30 p. m. to · d Mr M · H d M r. an rs. ares 1se, furniture and dinettes on the 2nd floor, Make Elberfelds in vers1ty. Delaware, was an s. orns ar en, . r. Jr. were recent visitors in. Lan- The program was in rharge clean up club proJect. ced and also the Region It and Mrs .. Robert Harden. J1m caster. of Mrs Pickens, using ~hapter j The St.aU and o.ffice~ of Pomeroy your Shopping Center and always save your saleslips. ture tour al Lake Hope August, and Debb1e, Mr. and Mrs. Her· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen ' 6 of the study book " Love As i Meigs Temple, Pylh1•n Ststers, 23, at 10 :30 a.m. The schedule man London and Patrocoa . Mr. Ian.d ehildren and "'r. and Mrs. j Free Men·· .each. one laking ! will mt'!'l Monday evenilll!, Jufor the Me1gs County f.alr flow· and -~rs. James Aulherson and 1Cash Bahr and familv are va- . part in the d1scussmn. 1Jy 26. at the home of Mr!!. 1 er show was discussed. the P~triCIB , .Mrs. Margaret Cot- cationing in Florida. · I 1t was agreed to not have i Griff Russell in Bradbury at Lheme being. ":'l>ly Fair Lady.'' tnll, .craig and . Brure, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr 8 meeting in August. The next i 7:30 p. m. This is the delayed Plans were made for clean- GE>neJveve Srhne1der Eh:•an- and son, Jeff, left Thursday ror \ meeting will be SepL 3, at 1:30 I July meeting. Mrs. Horace Me- · - ---- · - or Kay. Mrs: Agnes While, Mrs. a vacation to Florida. Tht>v : p. m. · - -- - - - - - - - Augusta Will, Mr. and Mrs. 1•will visit with relatives on th~ [ Refreshment·! were served For Beautiful Cleaning , Rob~rl Harden of _Marion. ~r. easl <'oasl. during th·~ social hour by Mrs. Dav1d Yosl and Lmda, M1<s _ Ric~ard Roosh to Mrs. Thomas Of Goo d Carpet• . ('I · N · M K . ~ artre oms. r. erney Chatter f:luh Mf'f'tS Clark, Mrs. Pearl McBflde, 1 USE Donahue, ~r. sp:nrer ~rpenMrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Pieler and lo~le MO<s Carmen In tnngnille Home kens and the guest. Miss Edna !Crirkel) Carpenter. · 1 Mr~ Charles Lathey w~:~s Brinkmeyer of Chicago. rl hostess to lhe Challer club Wed· Miss MrClintork is Inesd•y evening al h<>r home in Sf'roritl Momlt•r rlub Wotk!J [n any make shampHO G Langsville. IJ.f'St for Shotvf'r · A shorl business session Is Entf'rtainf'd tr or with ron g nandle brush A b.rida: shower, , honoring was ht'old with Mrs. Rnymond Mrs. RobE'rt Lewis entertain· . . cost.!i lt>ss too' Claudme Kay McCimeok of Sy- Frecker vit-e president in ed the Second Monday Sewing 1 racu.,. , bride.., lee! of A3c Mich. charge i1 was decided to ' c hange Club recently at her home on ONE HALF GALLON ael E Vournazos. was held re-I the next meeting night to Aug- Spring Ave. The evening was Cle•ns Three 9xll Rug11 1cently at the hom~ of Mrs. , ust 11 due to the fair. Games spent socially and in sewing. ! Dory w.ofe of Racme. . I were playPd with prizes award· Plans were made for a picnie , The gofo table was attrartove.; ed to Mrs. Clifford Ebersbach, In August, the dale and place ly . deroralt'd m yellow and i Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Mrs. Char· to be announced. Mrs. James 1 . . j1es Spires. Mrs. Howard Birch- Clatworth.v receivt>d a birthday . whJie. ; After M1ss McCimh~k open- . field. Mrs. Fischer. M r s. gifl from her secret pal. ed her many '?vely gifts, re- ! Alfrt>d Biggs, Mrs. Kennt>th MiA dE>ssert course was served freshmPnts of Ice cream, cake, I cha(') Mrs Robert Nelson and by tht> host.ess to Mrs. Pnul punch and <'offee, were served 1Mrs. Thomas Stewart. Kloes: Miss Elf'anor Robson, !, ' to ~rs . Fran.k Arnott.. Mrs. Refrt>shments were served by Mrs. George Schn'eider, Mn. Paulme MrCh~tO<'k, Moss Can. the hostess to the above and Dwighl Parker. Mrs. Patrirk Middleport, 0. day Arnoll Mtss Linda Weav- Mr.<. Charlos Carson. Mrs. Rob· Wood Mrs Grace Holter. Mrs. ~~~~~~~~~ er. Mrs. Ora Bass, Mrs. Louella i ert F.ads and Mrs. Wilbur . Clatworthy and Miss Myrtis t Moore. Mi s~ Cher~le Hayman. Young. I Kay Parker. Mrs JeanPIIe Dav1s. Mrs. An- ,_~...........................................-...._.-...-..-....-, na Wolfe, Mr. and Mr<. Dan Weddle and Cookie, •Mr. and TONIGHT Mrs Dory Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. "MOVE OVER DARLING" Morris Wolfe, Danny and Jeff. Dori.s Day .lame.~~ Garner I , Mr. and Mrs. Waid Hayman, (Colon ~and ! Mrs. Artie Grindley; Miss Pen"STOP TRAIN 34l" ny Wolfe. Mrs. Alma Pullins Jose ferrer Scan flynn and the 'lonored guest. Send- 1 I ing gifts were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Saturday July 24 Eddi< Wolfe ana Mrs. Roland "HE RIDES TALL" Tony Young Dan Duryea Wolfe. Horticulture Workshop on Hord Wood . conducted for Gorden Club cAuttmgs bonlculture workshop on up of Beech Grove <efll"tery I . en tine , I D•oted To .TMI~-61 Th Met,.-Mtu011 .hfiiJ • ,··)J, ' •I VOL XVII 1110. B:Z - _, ,1' 1 , ' ,., ' grou' I '. WORLD Tomorrow, Saturday ELBERFELDS STORE IS OPEN FROM 9 to 9 IN THE EVENING 15 More FI.}efor Trustee 1 I I I the ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY an? a"" 1 1 Blue Lustre 33 DfiVers • ·I Entered at I ,!_gt''·o ......n . .:•-- ' 1 S3,69 Foster e SignS BAKER FURNITURE - and"ROBINSON CRUSO PICNIC HELD ON MARS" the: PatJ\ MantN' , Vi<'tor Lundin ' The an·mal picnic of \Tt"chnicolor l I WSCS of the Minersville Melho- ; ~~~~~~.:::::~~:: 1 dist church was held Wednes1 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT lltru TUESDAY WALl DISNEY'S "CINDUELLA" - Terhnieolor ~ Laughter' Mus1c 1 Magic! Cnrroon F'avoritt>s WALl DISNEY'S "TATTOED POLICE HORSE" - Tt>chnicolorSandy Sanders..Shirlev Skiles ~'has. See!. SPe: The race betwf'en rotting horse and \lm1ei·T Ford Also Dltnlty C.rtoons day in the social room or the ! church. 1 A potluck dinner was served at noon. with Mrs. William Russell presidenl, asking grace. At· tending were Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Stella Grueser. Mrs. Norman McCallum, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Adolph Grueser, Mrs. HosJ I mer Roush, Mrs Eugene For· bes. Mrs. Charles Grueser, I Mrs. Brook• sayre' M r s. K.arl Grueser, Mrs. William I Fisher, Mrs. Martin Leonard ' of Wallingford, Pa. and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe. 1 When farm-work time i1 so valuable - in good weather or bad - our farm depotJiton eliminate many special trips to town by paying th&it bills by mail; in fact, they even make their deposits here by mail! Why don't you do the same? . Open a checking accouot here and ask for lrft banking-by-mail forms •.. NOWI Your Savings Earn 4% lnt•est .POMEROY -NATIONAL BANK NOW IN PROGRESS Save Now On Your Clothing Needs. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT. 0, The trend today, more than ever before, is to high-styled kitchens with modern, all-electric convenience. This is the way it should be, because your kitchen is the action center of the home. Start with a modern electric range. It's cooler and it's cleaner because it's flameless. Electric ranges have extra clean-a-bility built in, and only electric ovens are self:Cleanlng. The modern electric refrigerator-freezers Serving Metes County .for over 93 yean POMEROY put an end 'o messy defrosting forever. And don't,forget the clean, cool adv)ln· tages of electric dishwashers, dlspciS&rs, and water heaters .•• they're all flameless. Electric kitchens are available In many styles, but they all have something in common. TfeY are all modern, cool and clean ... everylhing you want your kitchen to be! See ydur dealer today .an~ start planning your modem electric kltche11. : . . . ,.,,.. ' RUTLAND '. NI'UANc£ IIIAUR Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnlurance Corporation , , YOUR ·IISCTRtt.. ...-.~ -- · • · TODAY I -- ~-· .... - " "':..'----."""" ' "' " ""'~- !l!t -...;-~- "- ~!lofl!lll!l!k .~ ,:, 01~ ~---· ,' ·" ., ,,., ·J·.,.. ''""'; <-1 ut Over 3,000 Attend Second Concert I Near Portland ·- (illed UD.ber JACKSON, OWO (UPI Tkeodore Fox, 43, ud Jolu•y Harrlsu, %1, bolb ot aearby Oak ffW, drowaed earl)' ... "' day wblle swlmmin& alter Another bil crowd estimated bolll'l Ia tbe Oak Hill swim- to exceed 3,000 peroons attendmlaa pool. ed the III!COIId concert by t h • Au~orlttes oald ~e pair American Wind Symphooy orthe bad left a bar and declded to chestra Friday nllfrt In Pomelako aa earl~ morula& swim. roy !rom a barge docked at tho They plaee4 a ladder opiDII boat landlns. Ike pool's fence, aad eUmbed Many enjoyed the muaie, Offtclalo placed tile doa~le ranging from contemporary ciiiiNURFOLK, VA. _ COAIIT dNwDIDI bet,... %!31 a.m. sic w modern pop tunes ·from Guard and fishing craft search- oad I a.m. lawn chairs oa llle riverbank. l>irecwr Robert Boudreau said ed uroder nares and power lights ed after the concert he wal "very early toda, in shark inle!t pleased" with the turnout.' ''In walero for possible survivors comparison with tbe 11ze ol the Of 8 trawler blown to Pieces, town to his cities. it w8J a wonpossibly by a mine or torpedo clerfully large =wd," he said. it causht in Its nets. Boudreau added he hopes the Rescuers recovered one body sympbony wUI be permitted to and searched lor seven mill· visit Pomeroy on a future tour tng crewmen. There were four down Ute Obio River. survivors, aU reported in "pre!.Jack Kerr served •• proly bad shape." The trawler • gram cbainnon lor lhe PomeSnoopy, oul of PorUand, Me., Fifteen more Meigs countians roy Chamber of Commerce, spon carried a crew of 12. have filed pelitlona of candi- sors of ltle concut which was MA dacy for township trustee jobs. held free ol cbarse. Ted Reed NEW YORK - EIGHT - The •---d of I t'1001 ·d and Mrs Clara Lochary also jor •toel ompanies aecused ol """' e ec sw beaded list of officials wbo lwo persons also hove filed for hflped the Price ftxlnl pleaded ·110 contest sehool board posts They are arrange concert. in federal court Friday and Otis S. McClintock· In Southern Individuals, merchants amlol\ • C Jewelera. were foned 150.000. Two lop ex- Local School district and Vir- firms that helped provide The Gallipolio Chamber of ecutives withdrew not gut!!)' . for the sumphony's Commerce, Pomeroy Llo111 pleas wiU be sentenced lat. f~ ~:ict Bedford Local here were: Club, Pom.eroy Fire depart. er. · Mei&s Equipment Co., Crow, ment and emergency squad, MaThe eight companies, includ· 'J'hoo• who have filed for lo~ Crow and Porter, Webster and Charles l.epr fllld an olhlng the nation's five largest ship trustee are Charles Boo- Fultz, David & Warner Insurvillage officials; tho AmerlsteeomakefS, declined lo fisht sell, Chester; G. A. Deem, ~b- ance, Blattnar Auto Co., Mr. Legion Post No. 39 and tht goveronroent charges they held anon; Guy A. Russell, ~lis- and Mrr. W. P. Lochary, Rizer Catholic Guild were also thank· secret meetings between 1955 bury: George W. Reed, Obve; Oil Co., Pomeroy Cement lor their help. and 1961 to set prices on car- Donald Weaver, SciPIO; Glenn Block Co., Dr. R. E. Bole., bon steel.' They are Untied TUrner and Arnold Jordan, both Crow's Steak Hooae, Atbens l St&rei Steel Corp., Bethlehem of Columbia; F. W. Wilcox, Rut.- Messenger, Dr. H. D. Brown, Steel Corp. National Steel Corp. land; Arthur Orr, Chester; Roy Brown's Tractor Soles, Craw•1 1 JIOjiUbl~ Steel Corp., Great Pearson, Letart wwnahtp; Jam- Town " t:lounlry; N. w. ~ . Qirp. , idlvllloo of es A Tltomaa, Rutlalld; Clar- lon, The Dally 'Sentinel, · N•tiona ;· . Jones & Loughlin, ence A. Turly, Solem; VIctor sler'a Jewelry, llhl4 Power Arnico Steel Corp. aud Wheel- Perry. Columbll; Robert B. Compaily, ElberfeldJ, POIIII'"'JI f .:. __ lng illeel Corp Burdeltt, Saltsbury, and James National lank, Farmer's UXJD The penaltie; assessed were Nl<!holson, Rutllllll wwnlltlp. 5avinga Co., Downie the maximutn permil.ted under Deadline for filing Ia AUIUIIt Gross Oothlng, LEXINGTON, Oblo <UP!~ (Colit!nuad on page 2) 4. er and Lohst Drug Store drivers (lave entel' 1 $10,000 Dell llloclo: to be held Sunday • 2.4-mile aaphalt track,a. t rsel Mi!Whio Sporll Car ~·10 pt ,- f'sh'tng Camp Ji ., ~ SATURO'AY, JI.J. ?...:~~~--------------------------------~~ · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT.,d:ftO : ·--.~--~------------------------------------------------~----~·----~~--------------------- . I p· , Hefd at ! 1 ,,... I Heading the entry list Is Jack Bowsher of Springfield, the ~ fendine oational ARCA cham· PT. PLE4SANT tamlly of a company ulesmaD ben Friday aftemoon wltoD hll so" was crushed dead lllllllf ·'l~. tf struck the car being repaired. Dead 11 Randy w.nnam, L., an eighth Pt. Pleasant Jr. a Httle leaguer the Main-at Baptllt ior choir. There apparently 11ft Ill • oesses to the IICCideut. Randy and bil lather, liCilo ert L. BurnamI a sa!Hman' W ,.. the Appalachian Power CliP' pany bere, had been worklnl• a car in the back yard of tblllr home at 138 English Court. n becllme necessary !AI obtm parts, and Mr. Bumam weul t. town. When he returned he did lilt see hil son. but aoliced the ear had been moved, ud waa eft blocks it had been lei oa_ It was reported he drove the ar to its originallocalioo, theD DDliced his son. � 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 23, 1965 skiles williams