https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c12b0fe8617d9f01f7ded01f0e3161e1.pdf 44f05414f37665cd738d9a73aef07e2a PDF Text Text ... \ ·\ '· . at y '' . .. \ I I -ABOUT NERVE VOL XVII NO. 83 -- DEAFNESS? Ia the WORLD .. . I. ' ' . ., • entine Dnoted To The lnterali 01 The Mei,..Maon Area . . ' ' POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FIVE CENTS''· MONDAY, JULY 26, 1965 Democratic Governors Solid t for LBJ's Interventionism Diles Radioear Co. AtheM Lowest-priced FRIGIDAIRE frost-Proof Refrigerator! FPDA 14TJ 13.6 ••. " · • No fmt, no defrostq - · even In freezer! Packages never stick toeether. A deliah! to use, • Ill 100-111. Z1111 , _ top lrelzer. • Twin vegetable Hydrat011 hold nearly ... bushel. • RDHIJ sto,... door hal space for eess•. - .t SHOP- .___ . ______ _------'Ill-caL ~ carlotll. Commission On Crime is Even Les1 IMI!tuhldlll, ... -- Saturday's Television Program WSAZ- TV Channel 3 f:DO Jolm'1 Alfl!JIII8C 8:00 I'Gpeye 6 Pall t :Oil Top Cat 8:30 11ec:tor He.thcote 10:00 Underdoa 10:30 FlrebaiJ 11:00 De!1DiJ the M U:30 Fury enace 12:110 Theatre 3 12:30 Trails W I 1:110 New Life ~or You I:30 Atlantic Holida 2:00 Baseball war.:U 2:10 Baseball G p ame - Redl n. HOUiton 5:110 Life Tim On Wh 5:30 Pete Smi~ eelt 5:45 Sportsman•• Holida 6:00 Flatt & Scrva'P Y 6·30 Man From U.N.C LE: 7:30 Flipper ' · · 8:00 Death Va~y Day• 8:30 KeD!Ucky JOIIU 9:00 Saturday nigbt at Movies 11:00 Late News Picture 11:10 TV 3 Weather 11:15 8pol'tl 11:20 Films of the •so•1 xu Add ·Up The Extra • .. I i1 eQUALITY PIANOS •WURLITZEII •BALPWIN OTHIR 'AM0Ul IIIANDs eSERVICE eWARRANTY I .Joe ~ brsved a bout "'th buraitis to host a viewina &f hil IPiendld Dew officea In the J. C. Penney Building • •ereeuing of "Harlow'' '!in ePRICE eDEliVERY which CaiTOII Babr come. off lllll'VeiOUIIy, and Martin BaJ. IIID, Aapla Lanabury, Peter l.awlord and Red . Buttou lll !Urn In top.oolcb J181'fonnanca 1 and • dllllpllpt • and • mu. le bul ride lo hil yacbt, wbelw lite IU~fl . 11'11'1 treated to I SERVICE ...... ~ LOWEST APPLIANCE FREE ICE CR PLUS: f Half111llon of FREE ICE CRI:~ cubic foot Clpaclty you buy In ~....IWJD 8:00 Mister Mayor 1:00 AMI Show 8:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10 :30 Mighty MOUBe Playhow;~ 11:00 !JnUilbe Uon Hearte4 11:30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky ::lug I2:30 ~ Friend Fllcka I:oo Baseball 4.30 B1g Picture 1:30 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7·30 F t · an are with AI Hirt !~30 Gilligan's Island ·00 Secret Agent 10:00 Guruunoke 11 .'~ WUP..'J'o.lbe-Miuute New1 ·"' either Nolel 11 '20 Mllliou Dolllll Movie. 11 dioner catered by the Four Se. IIODII and a closiHip view o/ the Sta~e o/ Liberty. It was quite ~ l'lhl to see the multi·mil· liooalre producer and his sup. posedly Jaded friends of the cinema world and the press I'100 uptth .. o/ the ' ship . ~ e rallmg smgmg "The Star Spangled Ranne·" "God Bless America • "The Marse11aise" and "Ma' baftau" like eager children loUI to show their patriotism to the moonlit nlght. It was one of _thOBI! scene. no one would believe if Joe put il in 8 mov· but In real Ule It waa warm. 1e, touc:hiJJg and reu. WHTN -TV Channel 13 N' 8:30 Nelgbbora 1:§ Social Security 8:00 Herald o/ Truth 8:30 Word of ur. 10:00 Casper 10:30 King and Odie II: 00 Track Meet 12:00 Bugs BIDID)' 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New Amencau Baudmnd 2:00 MaJor League Boleball 5:00 Wide World Of Sparta 6 30 ChamploiiBblp IVrellllq 7:30 Tbe Kinl Famil)' 8:30 LaWI'ellel Welll: D:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Young NtD 10:45 Chiller Theatre PHILCO :U:. :::m•· •color Television .SALES • zer, Refrigeretor or Co,mbin1111~ AND ery 50 miles, we service and SERVIQ ·. " N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - O,JOMI!JIIST 0ft1C' Hours II to 12. i. to 0 11..1ose 11 Noon OD fburs - East Court St Pomero• WCHS- TV Channel 8 T:OO TV ,.., ___ _ ' -··&····· ' BIG 9,000 BTU- ........ · ..t~ ·' '~ ( l' • .. ~ •• .. ~ -.~ . ... . ............ .. . ·~· ~ J '· ' ,.~ J ' r:.;.' ~"' , ":'· ,. (.,.. . "' ,;. e �i) .. ' ' ' DOCfOR SAYS · Opens Drive of Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Salvation Army 1 I Ra.ll's Ramblings. • • Ray S. Wining, Chalnnan of BJ Wayne G. Brudatadl, M.D. By Tom Rail Meigs Co. unit of Salvation Ar· Q - I have bad hip blood my, announced today that the pressure lor about 10 years. By DOROTHY 'KILGALLEN Annual Drive will be held from My doc!« klld me to ~ July 28 to Aua. 25. Serpasll tablets once a cloy WHAT IWIE IS NEW sic Hall are.. astonishing, and 11 any more .. . The mY!Ierlous The Salvation Army has mul· If needed but I ne~";; "New Plymouth Ues on the by a Oy'~ D1ckin1 the needle doubUul hiStory lessoDI ..tear• , .1 L' d D' k. h b of Ikilling 01 8 ooclety figure In tlple serVIces for children and euctly when I<. s ..... slopes of a hill strelchlnl eas~ momentarily of the record. ed m school, exclaimed, Gosh, J · Pau I Getly s ex • WI e'" an lc •e ave een · ·• Its b I I If b I th and when to atop '"" iated th PU th h n ed • h' h t d a half the Hamptons last year may ...u Y oca we are, as n- em ' b ood ward towards the seacoast with I more apprec e • Mom, ''I's all true I" Yes , Uttle well, one of em - n"s bsp ~ fern· a do~f as f wot~n h not remain in the "unsolved •titutional activities and stale- only sumptom when my I h a broad street leading down lhe grim-village reprnductlon, tho boy, II b true and aa a famDUI ~~ ~!.dymos~ynr~en~ ~~:;.~ ~~r movi:r~ ~~r 11~;:.:e case-." file much longer. IJetec· wide programs, and its. emer- pressu.re goe: ~ ts :t!:8~0~ hill ... The houses are con- when I noticed the ~njoyment quotation goes, "The liglll here e1 . • · . , . • the tr ·k f a hot seney Disaster Service ts con- Sometimes ' s P" structed o1 cbpboards, with so many o1 the vlsltlnl dllld- kindled has shone unto many '' wealthy B,ill Gaston. fused, probably figurmg they U lives ar on ·~ o t . ' stantly alert for dispatch to or five tablets and sometime. gtmlens also enclOIOd beneath reo were loltlnt! frono lbe toWD. - yea In soiDIIIOI't to our wbole Watch for a bombshell to e•· enjoy making a m•nt. It's the new suspect . . . as 8818 s troubled areaa to persons whose I have kl take 10 or 12. Should lock alnst sudden In Governor Bradford's bouse nation" . plode when Dr. Robert Baird saroo old story: Nobody likes it bodyf!l..rd, Tony Coppola.• 18 gl)- homes are sttlcken by fire 1 continue taldng the tablets? 11~ck ..aae ag 1 watched a little blond·baired The· piiJrlm tradition which arrives borne from London. The but the public. ing to t,ell .his story to L•~.ten- flood, tornado, earthquake 0; would injections be better? a So ~rote Dutchman Isaac de boy's eyes light up as be asked you and 1 have jill! witnessed, 10 noted narcotics f•ghter IS wmg· Joru .lames, currenlly at the ay. He s agreed to coni e !llness. A _ Hlgb blood .. preaure Rasiera, a visitor to this coun- about two life-sized Indian llttlt boy, II one of the richest ing In from Engl~nd where he Copacabana, had a poignant ' her ~?r a book W~IC~ rre, w~ Mr. Wining asks the public doesn't cause headache or any tcy's first settlement in 1627. modela. "Daddy, are Utose. the In Amerlcau history. Let's bopa uncovered a~toundmg facts •· reason for her long absenc-e call The Rise ..an ' a o .• lo give now to The Salvation oUter oymplo!D8 u~pl iD the Thai Pilllfim villaae bas good lndlaDI1" that the llahl II kindled coat~ bout Britain s dope problems, from the New York cale scene bert ~llastasla. lsn t that dig Army Unit Drive when a volun- far advanced stage. The .com- been dramatically reproduced, Another boy, a litt.le bit older uea to bum for 111811Y, ID8Df Amono other shocker., h~, w~ll Her husband, Anthony Acquav- ml1ed . leer worker arrives at a borne, monesl form of headache 1J clue complete with clapboarda and and obvloualy referrmg kl some more yeart. state that the siH!811ed Bnt iiVa, was an mvahd -r~r Today o~r quole 15 from Con- or donations may be sent to to nervous tension and the same gtmlens at the Plimlth Planla· ish method" of trealment " a two years. after bemg at dealh s me Francis : Theodore Reed treasurer al tension may cause your blood lions about a mile and half farce, definite!~ not working, door - but doctors. finally dis- "I don't want to h_e a Holly- Pomeroy: Paul Smart, treasur- pressure to go up. Reserplll<l !rom' the Plymouth Rock IDea· and be pred1cls tl w1U be chang· covered hiS mysterious atlmo~t wood sn symbol. Its more of er at Middleporl: William Hob· <Serpasll) wiD reUeve your ten- lion In Plymoulh, Mus. ed. He was howled over by the was a form of d1abetes. He s a hindrance than an asset, be- stetter, treasurer at Rulland; sion and also holp to bring your ease with ~hich he cnuld ob- now well enougb kl conduct ~e cause if a woman p~former 01 Vera Beegle, treasurer at Ra- blood pressure down. Perhaps Flnl hoUM, looking down the tain bmln 1n London, and sur- orchestra for Jonl, althoUih he s is sexy and provoca!lv~, she cine. yo 1 should take the tablell bUI, II the Mylea Standish res!· leron;ymoUI Jrlth prised that ev011 members of still under medical tr..tment. aliens!~ every woman 10 the when you feel tense even U dence, ttl clapboardl belcl In the Eng~:sh noioility were audience. Over":mphasis on ~e• you have no beadicbe. Your place by square nalls whicb ''hooked . . Teamsters Un10n One of the networks has is why many girls have failed S dootor is wlae nol to beve yom had. been lhaped by band 011 an boss Jimmy. ~offa, appealing hired a group ol pollsters to fi· in IQOVIes and 'IV and why take them conUnuousl}. 1 don't anvil. Standish wu lhe leader hio two convictions: w•ll go to sure out - electronically- wbal homespun types like Juhe. Anbeliove lojecliona would be of the PilgrllllS and ~ alnce the Supreme Court if necessary. programs people fisteD to as drews, Doris Day and DIOah better. been clncribed "' a prof• Back In the days of long ago, peclally !bose who bad shoWll but just in case the :worst .hap- tl>ey ride in their automobiles. Shore are so successful." (Soalonal soldier, tireless civil befnro '"e lnventh of the twen- themselves capable of swim· 801 pens he's maneuvenns within They won't take your word for phia Loren Ia a flopb) B M Ll le Baldenon . .Q _Why Is a blood .preullt'e dt~nderl P~~~ ty one Inch window Into illu- miDI aaainst the current last the Union to mstall , a hand· Y . I'll. Class Clarence R of 200 over 90 less dangerolll or, P ~ma • an ea sion when education was fall, were to be quietly encour• picked successor to m1nd the /,~rman 3r tl h me ~ than my pressure of 175 over II' of men. acquired from the printed word, aged - and encouraged to reslore" for him while he'o away. Barnet~ whas r:~·;:.,;; tooBrooks 105? Sbould 1 try to brinl 11 0n down lbe "broad" dirl schoolboys learned that all Gaul main qulet. The one-party •Y· Noel Da•"· who aot rave leave • as r u A klnl down' lllrt!el is Ute home o1 Governor waa divided Into three parts. stem prop91anda waa to be softreviews in the new London Air Force Base, San n WUiiam Bradford with Ill ataep- Now that these three parts have pedalled before the Republicans hit, "The Creeper," was a fa· Tegas Ll A :- Tbe upper -- (lystoUc.) ly sloping thatched roof, huge joined to become simply "De- lheniselveo began believing It, m1liar silhl at tho Mark Hel· Recent lsltors ol Mrs. MUle readmg •• subject to Wtde van· fireplace· the William Brew· Gaulle" Ute Republican party a1 : aweetness and light wa1 lo linger Theetre a few years back by Helen I!Sottel and Rose Thomas w::r rt. ations dependlztll on your state 11er hom~stead, complete to lhe see· 'about kl lake over !be be reslored. w..•n he worked as dresser lor Gladys Baugh~n 1 1 G hMr. or oxcltemenl and other factor. roUDd woodlll pep driven loto deocriptlon. These policlea wore calculalo Edward Mulhare 1n "My Fair Youth Aoked For II! ' Voice it around tMt ou're and Mrs. Fran d ~ e 0J h a ~n- Since it may be hilb wheD fotll' ttl top; the com plantlnp and Npl long after lut Novern- ed to retain the "bard core" of Lady'' The late Nat King This column is for • young filhng a hope chest. but never · na and Mr. an r~ n e- doctor takes II and much lower "one rod of flu" whlah every ber's election for utastrophe, loyal republicans and at the Cole's music firm is up for sale. people the'•r problems and tell people (even realt•vesl vine, Park~rsburgC, · ad. 5 or 10 mlnutel later, It lo of famll• had been ordered to acoortl·•• to viewpoint) il an. same lime aather in enoup • the1r troubles and what you want them to g1ve . Mrs Gall 'th Me MaiO nd an MSOD IIIII• slgnlficance. . ' Democratic . Drop-outs and dlsHe owned ha If of 1'I w1'tb Jac k pleasures flOW ' yearly· and -other toler· peared.... poaible that tho center M lh R h • th kl H spenl a day wr r. a rs. • . Gale ar a aye, w o fun. As with the rest of Helen you, wn1ess ey as . - · Ben Buckle . Tho lower (dlutoUc) readlDg eattnc dlsplaya and bouaea lito- or 'Middl&<~be-road policy' was placed Intellectuals to bring w . such a prmmnent entertam· Help Us!, it welcome• laughs Dear lfelen . . Mr. and ~rs. Garrett Reed Is fairly stable and lhould not len from the ~- of blllory. to be the "blisoful" path back back the great days ollhe Grand er 1n World War II, has organ- but "' dO.:ge a senous ques· 1 am a t9-year-old g~rl and have Coolville visited with Mr. and e•ceed IOO. A diastolic pressllt'e Authenticity 11 added a touch to the ,real days of tho twen- Old Party. !zed a cnllect10n lfOUP to send lion wilh a brush • off. never been on a date 1n my M L ence Rose that 11 chronically high will da. of realnOJI by HverJ) people ties. Barry Goldwater was to However It appears Barry has games to serv~cemen stationed Sene' your teen-age questions life My parents won't even let ' ~~· a:rM J Th ner B'l· mage vital ori8DI 1D time For dressed iD Pilgrim clothes be dropped off both shouldm no intention of either being qui· in Viet Nam . Jose Ferrer 1o Youth A<ked For II. care of m• wnte to a boy or talk to 1 'ro:::m r;~d ~~m~ ' ~. Utis reason most doctor. b-y to <which, by-the-way, ~re not but hla follower• were to be re- banlshe~ to the wide ooen spacwas ebulbent after he saw the Helen Help Us' !hL• newspaper. one on the phone. When do you y,j . Y Yd C h brin it down bullhll rllould 11 ail black but often brlibl, SUD· talned (or possibly "re-train· ea of Arizona and the dee soulll first screening of "S b i p Of Ral•• for Backyard ,'oolo thmk most girls should date1- _en oyt;"g • Ccam;mg an 18 • g be done aradually • ny colon) and porlraying voca- ed") with a new policy of not Instead he lo raising the cry 1 Fools." He told director-produc· Dear Helen· ALL ALONE mg tr Pd nM anHa a.ld H h ways ' tlolll ol our COUDiry't first se~ quite so obvious conservatism "Lol my people go" and is only . De A A . Mr. an rs aro ump re tl . · er stanley Kramer we have a pool In our back &r .. nd 1 1 Bell lie W V Q _ Wbol 11 blockT ers. The liberal RepubUcans, es- wailing for the parting of the "Go back to the studio. Fool yard. sod its leadm~ to head- . It depends on lhe Sirl - but : nl ;~~da, w•l~~r •and Mr~· Can 11 be revented 7 11 there Th<H SODI were Iftterestwaters to begin leading them around with the. pnnt as much aches 1 like lo bav my 1! she wants to, she should most Burkie · a cure farpil? to tal:':._ If one likes condown the "straight path which 11 as you want. Sc•ssor t! wherev. friend. swim bul r.1y folk• are certarnly be allowed to date Jr and Carroll Ran- A _ There 1, 1 wide variawith tapa recordari. Is also narrow" by Ihe way 91 er you please- There " nothms raising heck about how they when she II 16. Many begm dol h. are vacalioning in t b e tioo in the severity of heart At the Pllllflm ltockade the Free Sociely Assoclalion, th'at can hurt the Job I do . •n act. I can't always be bossmg datmg at 14, and some earlter So ~h block in diilerenl pe110111 The (whlah doubled II a church and to the promised land where Conthis one." And he was r~ght. lhem, and my Dad won't. what than that t.wht~h DOESN'T aet · ~ayne Chevalier and Mr mildest form ca11101 no ~ympo community meeting bouse), an gre~'lonal seats lfOW In pro!u· He's superb •• a nast) Naz• , do guys do? -STf:VE my green lighl. ). 1Barnhart of Lottrid t visil: toms and can be detecled only older woman, dre111ed like Mn. sion. John Hamson, Nora Hayden' Dear Sieve· Your parents may be over· ed here f'r~day g on the electrocardiogram aa 1 Slandiab herself approached and • And the liberal republicans husbanG, wants •t known that You must not have had pool protectmg you Into an esc•pe· Mr. and Mrs·. Wilbur s ra • dela in tho ronduction of olec- btgu a tong ~plel on the old both from the 1ear of being be's otill very •rlrv• as a rna long or else }OU and you lolks marriage - or maybe they ' ue Tu rs Plains visited Pwl~ lric Yatlmull wllhlD the baarl. Pll8rlm setUers, how Utey had "~luck on dead center" and the ager rnd operator ol O~r Plac~. are from rh!cken Clly. If own- want you around for old ·age ! Mr .~::"Mrs Don Sprague and Thll type requirea no treatment. left England and fied to Hoi- MORGANTOWN, w. va. VISion of mayorahty seats and has a lot of money 10 1!, and 15 ers don'l want to lose a big insuranl'e Why not look for a M · and M s · R E W•llia!lll In a more pronOIIIICOfl form land, that they had come ov· <UPI)-State and federal mine governorships in the offing have protty annoyed because Les investn.ent or risk a big dam- jOb and str1ke out on your own? ~e WS~ S. ~as. recently ~.. 1 contraction of lbe aurlcln er on the "Mayflower," and so officials led the fight today o lntentio of eiUter being qui· Crane puts It down. Iage sml they'd belter be sure - H. tertained by Mrs. Rose and 11 not olwayw followed by a on. against a two-day old fire etly submerged or of floating everyon know; the rule• -and Lillie Thomas A white ele hant contraction of the ventrlclee AI which claimed the lives ol two softly down the stream with the The ownen of Basin . Slreet obeys them. Some of the those This column Is dedicafed Io sale was enj~ ed b the ~em- lheso ventricular belli · are Interrupting her, I Inquire~ heroic miners after they helped current Instead they consider Easl aro dl&ellchanted w•th the , 'S are· family hvong, so d you're hav· hero Plans :re m~de lor lhe droppfd IOIDellmes with every d~especlfullh (af~r ~II, he'd evacuate 90 other men the third . path; thai of "'!be discotheque ..tup they ~ad 1. Don't run, above, trlp each mg kid trouble or JUS! plain next. meeting to be Mrs C A second C:., third beat o1 tbe aurl- ~e were::: Y a illlf m 1~ b An olflclal ol the Ch~lstopher Broad Hlibway." • 0 planned for the future. They re other, c drmo ••.e lence. trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Barnett · · clea t.alntlna IDIJ occur There mor~, ~,350 yet!! 11 Cr• Co said It would be days So - the four billion dollar now shopping around t.or oxpen- 2 Treat the eqmpment as If She w11 also welcome your own · ~cure but aome drugl not:w v~w:r lnte "ft~ before the roaring blaze would question for 19641 is "Which spliD11 sive bfoadllners to retam the old YOU were paying for it. amusmg experiences. Addresa AUXIUARY ro MtET ably Isoproterenol wlil 'tlve : '~H d be put oul and normal work ter wag• the log1" formal of th elubt - II noUih '· Don't throw snyth1ng in the , Helen Botte1 In care of this The ~ine Legion Auxiliary eHecllve control. More rectlltly 1 r• •lhro~ :~ peeclt'" 0 could resume at the company's F MI y h stars can be bough!. The whole water but yourself (or a beach lnewspsper. fw•ll meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, tht implantation of aa electron- '1~l' Ut 1, 1ilh ,; h ArkwriJhl mlno our ega out troubio with the nightclu~ btl~~ ball) . I ~~~:ed l:.Ot'a: Ftreflghtlng ~!forts resumed Enlist in Marine. 1July 27 .. at Ute post home for lc pacemaker tmder the lkln 11 repu:!' nes these .days Is ~at here.. 4. (ilrls, wea~ cap~ - and I installatiOn of JU~lor off•cen and •considored tht treatment of continued on u 11 loterrupted late Sunday afternoon after a Four Meigs County youtho no suah thing aa a mediUm brmg your own. Doo t upecl fS. Of reports of G~rls State. choice. · lapse of 18 hours, The delay have enlisted in the United bit. Yo~·re Ollher a big d:" the owners to have an unlimited ' I -TO- TAKE REsT WIS caused when liptnlng States Marine Corps. or you re. nowher~ ~~ke~ · supply. Also leave your bobby LANCASTER, Ohio (UP() Please lend your quesUOill I IS struck the main electrical sys- They are Michael Allen CapeLu~el. d1rectin~. ;nuoted b pms at least 3ll feet from the , Mrs. Robert Charlton ol Lao- and commenta kl Wayne G. tern of the mine at 11:30 p.m. hart and Ronald Lloyd Fry of In The Group, . is "th! water (Half clogs up the filler, . Icasler, active in alate ar>d local 8randslldl, M. D., iD can ol Saturday. . Route I, Pomeroy, !ODS of Mr. hiS flacu aa aaymg . metal caus.. rust.) Arrangement! Will be announ- Republican organizations for 15 lhla paper. Wbllt Dr. BrandAll operations were sus- and Mro. Franklin L. Capehar~ greatest ~ :,:: C~~ 5. Brmg your own towels - , ced later . for Bess•• Clifford, years. has resigned her varioua otad\ cannot answer Individual pended durin& the power failure and recently commenced active ole Lombard. n and USE your o~n towels. (But I 74. wbo d•ed suddenly Sunday offices to take a rest. tellers be wiU answer letlerl Miss Wanda Lucille Siders, to prevenl further accidents. A duty under the Marines "Bud· dtrected the dreary and prete · not for snappro«.·l jevenmg at the home ol her - -Island 1 en r 1 lntereatin future col· 42 a resident of Rt 2 Clteshlre thoi'OIIflh inspection of the mine dy Plan " at Parris !lous llioker called "The Pawn 6. Dnn't douse yourself with d•ughter , Mri. Warner (RosaCOACH DIES :.!..."a di~d at 3:50 p.m. 'Saturday .~ was completed before r~relillh!· South Carolina: Wl'llam E~: broker," one would wonder how iml and then g in the waler. leer french, in Worthmgton, COLUMBUS rUPI) - ServHoiW Hospital. Sbe had been lnl resumed. ward Beach, Bo• 42, Middleport he could JUdie lunmnesa . AI- ~ (Hemember that lUter ). where she h•d made ber home Ice wlH be held here Tuesday bOIIpUIIized for 18 days. The lire look tho lives of son of Mr. and Mro. Robert an Jay Lerner's nel< mus•cal, 7 If you walk or Ire on grass recenUy for Wilham 0. Williams, 57, forWEATHER Ml• Slderl was born at Cho- Charles Garrell 36 and Jess Edward Beach and Thomas 'On A Clear Day You Can See w o' befoff vou dunk Don't She was a former Middle- mer foolball coach at Unlvor- Cloor tonllftt, Ullle tempera- shire March 7 lJ23 dlupter Heso 46 boUt ,;, Morgantown. Matthew Stewa~t of RD I Che- · forever," goeo ID~ rehearsal use the pool for • bathlull: Iport reSident, the daughter of Slty High School here and Mar· lure eballe, low 11-a DOrlll, II- of, lhe late WUUam 'and Lydia They heiped evacuate 90 n•.•. •hire, son of Mr. and Mrs: Fred soon Meanwhile hell . spend com . c~ean!. lhe lale Mr. and Mrs . .Floren- ion Hardlna High school, a vic- e lOUth. 1'lleeda7 lllOitly ... Hively Slderl. She II aurvlved en when lh< lire broke out ear· William Stewart, bolh under much of his time 11 ~~~ 1.8. Dun t mv11e yourself or take !;me Ba1ley. Also precedma her tim of cancer. 1y, warmor. by 1 brother, Cbarlel with 1y Saturday but were !rapped the 120. day Delay program, mer home m Center 18 and " Itt for granted you re always 1n death were. her f1rst hus.. wbom abe resided, and tbree lnaidt! the mine when they re- commencing active duty In Sep. 0 vrewlng the theme ol ~ sho- wel':"m~. And DON'T . InVIte band, Harry ~teo ond ber secsisters, Mrs. EDOI (Pluma) tamed to make sure all nllnero tember ol this year as bud- ..tra.ensory percep 00 I you; fn~nds lo SWim 10 some- ond , James Chfford. Neiaon of Cheshire, Mrl. Paul were out llfely. dieo, also at Parris Island. wrth his two stars, Loons Jour· one el•• s pool' SurVIVors bes1dea her daugh(Vesta) Hufford of Detroit dan and Barbara Harr11 . . A1 9. Don't drip water lnlo lhe ler. include a son . Delbert Rice, o o Mleb ond Mr~ Orvllllo Eas~ 0 0 popular jazz muslciaD has hiS , house - if you want a drink Twinsburg, Ohio; several grand· man ;, pcnnero)., A aewpbew, im . bedroom wired for 1011nd, but 1got 11 outdoor• at the garden ch1ldren, two brothers, Russell Marvin Hufford Galllpolll Is his many lady friends don't . hose· And remember to (Urn Bailey, Rutland , and Genrge 1 teacher In Mlddleporllch~ll know it. the faucet off! Bailey, Orlando, Fla.; a aister, John W. Rafferty, 50, has been appointed admlnls· 8h 1 1 member of ~ PubUci!J hu its volues. Since 10. Don't meoo up lhe yard- Faye, of Athena. trator of Holzer Hospital by the trustee1 of the Holzer e Baplllt chur b Ser· o 0 Jordan Christopher married Sy· and this is important : take your Friends may call ~fter 7 p. Hospital Foundation. Yl: wjll bt btld 11 c, . .m. . bil Burton. be aod The W1ld turn on the pool vacuuming de- m. today al the Rawbngs-C<Ja!! . Rafferty succeeds Wayne B. Foster, who resigned ti!ST) Tuellla 11 Old K~ger ~ ASHING.TON (UPn - Sen. J. Wll.ham Fulbright Ones art ••king for $5,000 a tail - you helped get it dirty! Funeral home. Fnday evemng.. Church Rev Y Geo e Kelle claJms that ltmldity and lack of leadership by the State week to play a cafe Mean- 10. (For owners) Don't hav• l The new admmiStrator came struction Co. in Cincinnati. wm offtclate ·and b'!lal wlh ~~partment haa perm!tted "irresponsible presaure" from while 11 appears that the other rnore than four or five guests TWO ARRESTED to Holzer Aug. 1, 1963 as busi- Ralferly Is a certified public be der th' dlr!ction 1 Mil· pnvate groups of busmesses to disrupt U.S. foreign polio Burtons - Elizabeth and Rich- alany one time. You aren't run- f TW<i weekend arrests reporl- ne~ manager and comptroller, accountant •. havln& lfadua~ ler'~':tome ~~ tunerals. ~lends cy. ard _ will oarn more from ntng a resort. Be lriendly but , ed by the Ohio state Patrol! He vas named aSSistant adnun- from Jte Unlverelty of CnJCID- . call atlhe funeral home The· Arkansas Democrat, who Is chairman of the Sen· "The Sandpiper" than they firm about the rules, and 11 were Clarence Koehler, cil.ed' i.ltrotor in February. . . nali in 1151. He II a f~ trua- IDlY · ate Foreign Relations Committee, made hiJ accusation tn ever made from any other three they're broken more lhan twice.i to Meigs county court Friday He was for.merly ass0Ciated 1tee of the Be~esda 'iu•pttal In a long statement released picture.. The take orwnd the that's it! Cancel further invita. · for no operator's license, and WJih the Dav1d Hummel Con-• Cmctnnatl and a member ollha Sunday night. wing" material to ltlaalelmea country has been atauering, lions. Lewis Brown , 53. Rt. 2 Porn· governing board or. the Scarlet He said lhat If lhe depart. In liB campalp •lainat Firethe records at Radio City Mil-l . And be sure you nave • · eroy cited to Gallipolis court Oa~ Home In Cincinnati. mont and by implicallon, the 11.>111 and the proposed IlDIhigh !once, alocked gale, sup- ' sautrday for parking on high- I A. member of, the Amorlcan Jehnson administration, did DOt manlan deal. ervtolon al pool oid• - and plen- way. Jnstttute of CPA 1 and the ~ tt.nd Up kl IUCh presouree lbe Nt Specllfe Comlllell ty of insurance! - H. ! I Jumbos chapter, be also is a Ptealdent's policy of "bulld!Jlll Goodyear ·declined to eomo n.,. Cheats Are Back I CAlLED TO JMP'!:RIAL 1 member of the Amerlcau and P'tmeral se"lc" for Kalbryn brldios" ol trade kl the Gom- lllelll IJIICifically on Fulbrlaht'l DIYOTIL TO INTIUil o• Dear Helen: I The Middleport emergencyOhio Hospital AIIOClalloDI, tho Maraaret Hayman, 12, who mllllilt bloc nations of Eastem ahiii'IOI. A l(lOkelman poiDtecl MIIOJ MASON 411A 1 think hope chests are a rescue unit was summoneo all 1 Gallipolis Rotary Club, lhe died today at I a.m. 11 her rest· l!lurope would falter and 1111. out that thDUih the compaDJ "..,:::,.!, r.::,.~:C: wooderful Idea. I am f7 andl10 .4f p.m. to the Imperial Elec- t Masonic Lodfle and the Grace dence In lml Bottom, Will he Fulbrilht'a lpeciOc llrJel Wll encourqed by tbe 8ta!IJ would like to start one. Plaase 11ric eo. plant In Middleport ! Methodist Cblii'Ch. held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Ute Wb tbe collapse rocently olne- Oopartnoenl to bid 011 the liD1.':!\:-:;" ,;:"'&.,.~ ..: '"' ....._ uo •••..,, " tell me what ; should put in it, , where ~lalcomb Ward, Rt. 1, 1 Hla wife, Meta, II a rellster· Ewing Chapel wiUt the Rev. gotlatlono between Firestone manlan projec:t It decided not lind whether It would be proper Bidw•ll had been injured by a. ed nurse and ~ cuperviiOf of Eldon Jllake officiating. Burial 'lb'l & Rubber Co. and Com- tn becauat "we did not beUevo ••:,_ .. _ .,_ ••u,.. to ask relatives to give you : nail running Into his hand. Ward~ central services at Holzer. , will be In the Sallli!Uil cern& munlst Romania for construe- IUCh technical know-how, whlah ••''"' •• ... - ,..,,. •• ._,., things for it as graduation wao taken to Holzer hoopilal by ' I' pltal wort l'UIIIlo tbe flm· tery, Long Bottom. tlob of two synlheUc rubber we alone posseaa, llhotlld bt 0 ".:.~u- ~ ,.._... birthday, otc. lilts. -CAROL' the squad. i .fly •• their daughter•. Patricia Survivors include her bus· planls. sent behind tho Iron Curtalll 1 • r;:.~"""=. ~:...vo.. J:O: .': Dear Carol: Ann, are both .:onnected bond, Clartnel B. Hayman; A He charged thai Firestone where II could become IV.U. 1 •··• You may put anything tor The Racine Emergency squad ' with hospitilla. PJilricla Ia 1 reg· 1011, Guy D. Hayman, Long Will "victinllzed by demo able to the Communis! Chlneee. .=:"":.i:.": ...::"'~':'::~::, future housekeeping in 1 hopei was called at 8:1& p.m. ' ·!ted nune at • Columbus Bottom, and I lfandchlldren. fuiUery" from aeveral SOIIM!II, "The current altuallon Ill ;-:" :, ::: .:.0 "':.0: cbeot - from silverware to em· ISaturday tor Helen Harris convaJescept home and Ann is She was a member of the D lndudlng a principal bultneu Ruutlt VIet Nam relnforew that .:.:.._ .,., broidered plllowci!HI _ ond ui or Gro!al Bend. She was ad· employed In tilt Columblll lin!· of A Lodge at ~ester. Friend! compelltOi-, Goodyear 'l'lrl • declllou In a IJliDiler !bet II ~. "::;,~..:-...::":i.-:; you'd go whole hoi- do your i nllttecl as a medical patient al versity Hospital's pa- may call at tho ltmeral ltonoe Rolbber Co. He uld that Good- far k1o t'llnvlnclng for aU AIIM!f~ "::.:"'..:::...,._.:- n11 fancvworil. IMei111 General bosllilaL ~OHN IAFFIRTY lboiOIJ *ItartmeaL U¥timl· · yeilr. llad iltlrlllllted "rllbl lwut," Goocb'ear ldded. . All Star · Barons are 6-4 Winners in Tourne t!:: a:: :r• H H eresy Reed ville The POD) lournament Ia sponsored by live Meigs coon· ly business place&, Paul's Ashland Service In Syracuse, The Dally Sendnel, Crow, crow Porter, Landmark in Pome- oller roy. Pnd Crow's Sleak House and Tow a & Country. SOCiety • N0l es Us!] HELEN HELP 'us! °' Pomeroy, New Haven to Play off Tie f":: :fi" J u!"%~o:i:;dr~i~w Haven ~at- ing behind and then rallying .to pension. II was decided the bat· in lhe top end of the fifth day in the first ga~:~~~~e ~mplr~eA~:a~to~;~r~alleda:~: ny tournament and left lhe field game b"'ause of darkness. Wtlh the score deadlocked al In ac d 'lh p 9~9. c~ ance HI o~ tournamen. rules. the game Will Each team had lurns at fall- be resumed at the point ol sus- · p';: _j I t ••rt J: I l Cheshire, Syracuse Victors In Kyger Creek Tournament = :::·an Mis s·d . s ers CJanne • dat 42 !, S.: Ra££er1y Appoinf edNew Hosp1taI Adm"Jmstrator resew • J' Sox meet Dunlop Tires at 6:30 1gain. !h learns scored one run ~ m. Fruth's tangle wilh the apiece in the eighth and ninth ~ omeroy T1gers m the m1ddle 1 innings. t••' were Sieve. scott, Scott, Steve Stebbms, and nette. .Jim Hubbard wa• the nitog pitcher. CHESHIRE WINS M. Johnson walked with be.es loaded in the seventh inning to give the Cheshire Reds a 'hrilling f>.4 victory over Pt _ _ ____.:.__ _::.:..:.....:....:.....:....:· Tournamenl BIll Hubbard, due Manager to the dealh of R.ndy Bnrnam of Fisher's team o! Pl. Pleasant, has anlhe following revised schedule:. ·-- - - - - - - - SUCCEEDS WILSON Ne·v Haven hillers •·ere Rurdelle with a oome run Ssingt.e, aBnddRafplhh !Baley ammy 1r wt wo •in1~le••l . •• ap1ece. Fo_r Pomeroy, Burt had a smgle Danny ott a double, and' Mike Car·le-1 ton , Tommy Titus and Tom ver, each a single. Ralph Batey went the on lr · mound for New Ha~•enl fannmg 14 batters and ~~~~~~~I f1ve. Under rule• of the lo Batey has one more Inning can pitch. · ob Burdette >tarle<11 for Pomeroy and worked the <eventh when Jeff relieved '·1m. Together, stn· .ut 19 and walked ---=·-:.-=--=- --==-=-=====:...-=====:: jfW ;' l/A~~sm~~l~~~~~~'S f/Jis is tie Season ... lOif Jl/fBS tile lei/Ill! NOW TO ELECTRIC HEAT F• the fourth lillie lit fotJr years, Ohio Power hM 'IOiuntar., loae ed lilies. ...._ . . . . ~ llameless electricity gets lower and lower, the cost Gl ps continues 110 111 IIPo Tllet's w11r • . . tha vend Ia clear - the T*l Eleclric Ap,e is ll&e. M the cost el tlectric~y continues to !liD down, IIOW Is lie time lo IX a t t1 ~~ a 3 1 Is heat- be ready when the winter season arrives. Electlil1 heating Ia e; 1 11 i;ll tt I 1 \ IMlmk:al to 111ainlaift, and it's the heating syslenl IIW will be a IIMI _ . til )al' J 5 t Electric heat will be as IIIOdela tomorrow as it is todaJ. Ower 13,000 Ohio , . _ 1111t1111m - syalenl jlost right lor .wry kind of hotTMI and YOlO Call select trot. Eniot' Nal comfort whelllhe -th8¥ ge!JI cool • fl ~ ~ It's cleaner, iool TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ~G~IB~nt~s~~M:a~na~g=e~r~~H~er~m~a:nL~o:·:·:·~:::::::~·~..,.~~:.It:":::~;;:~~ ' . \. '. •i .(.,' .' ( I _, i Oliva, Kaline. Minn Det 96389 83 279 71116 51 83 McAiife, Del 87 321 55 95 .296 Robnsn, Ball 77 292 41 86 .295 Ward. Chi. 74 272 30 80 .294 Whtftld, Clev 70 238 23 70 .294 Home Runs Natlonol LeagU< - Mays, Gl- i ants 23; Callison, Phlla 22; Stargell, Pirates 22: McCovey, Giants 22 Aaron, Braves 21; Mathews, Braves 21. America• Lealue - Horton Tigers 22; Colavito, Indians 21 ;' Ktllebrew, Twlns 19; Wagner, Indians 18; Conigliaro, Red Sol 18. 1llml Balled .. National Leape - Johnson, Reds 75: Hanks, CUbs 72; Slargell, Pirates 68; CaDISOII, Phlls 69; ·Robinson, Reds 87. Amertcaa Lea1110 - Horton Tlgen 6'1; M1111tllla, Red So; 66; Colavtto, Indiana 65; Ha)l, Twins 82; Oliva, Twins 62. ,· PlfHlaJ National Lfape - Koulu, Dodgeto 17-3: Jiy, Reda 1-2; . Maloney, 11-4; · Reds ' .i ,,' • 1 llljaf 1 1 'r ' You can't beat electric heat for comfort and coovenieflce. Tt.e's a We II 3 tis 1 P C A FREE All-Electric IAe Jilht rrmd rJ Iaiit - ... IIJI, a ... • • I trs 5 b 11r • ..._ --·---------- -·-·--ill--· ·--·--- · - - - - · - · - - - - - - .... 7 11 _ . _,....... ]. 11- o·............... ~-- ~~-==·: llI_ _o _ -( 'IO 1D - OHIO • ., a - 0 - "-- FOR YOU/ Fa11011 For Safety W"dh The MYRL · COAKL.EY 1fr r 010ocled ~ "t II Clllalor. Ill PI f . . ..... - · ,. lilt ofl I llioe 1M "' S I a -ic -ioe ..... ill ., D llllaa GIFT .HOME HEATING NO OBLIGATION fOB ESTIMATES PhONE 817-3415 COLQCf JIG ...... ,...1 ELECTROMODE bchltlvt SAfElY GRID Heatiag . . _ w- eenUII • .............. Ask altout ... - "Reddy Cin:Mt CeR..- pllll, wllllllltt=1•••r~l ...IIIlo willie a hp til ,.. whell }IIIII itiUal1 lleclril lluL C' rt IIIII 1 1 I . . . . .. 93 339 52105 Hall Minn Dayiila, Clev. 92 345 53 !05 .304 Franks for breallng training. Horlon, Det 80 283 46 86 , I '!:: f11lh for evened a 4-3 lead Pl. Pleasant it in but the sixtb. Palmer, in relief of Tyo. was lhe winning hurler, while Simp. kina was the losing pitcher. 7-5. but New Haven rallied in ed the sewnlh to tie the score a- I In us state Department 1 R ·- 1 JHE DAILY SENTINEL ;"{ := ::=: :.:".A"": eport LEADERS Mrs. Hayman Dl.eS Monday i h1Uet ~ubbard, w•th two Ahles hils whtle Ash, erry and Bak· er h~d the other Syracuse S;Jf<ties Bodimer. led the · ~"' ~•th lhree hits. Other NEW YORK (UPI)Douglas F. Roby of Detroit will succeed t-enneth L. (Tug) Wilson as president of the U.S. Olympic Committee, thus ending Wilsons Major League Leadera service w1th the organization By United Pros& International after 45 years. Roby was nominated for Ute Naltonal Leapo post Saturday. G. AB R. H. Pet. Clemnte. Pitt 90 361 55 123 .341 T.UE SOCCER TITLE Aaron, Mil 88 33~ 68 1019 NEW YORK (UP! )- Zygmunt Allen, Phil 96355 53 116 .'11:1 Schmidt and Norbert Pagr'"ba i Clndoon, Pitt 98 374 62 1!2 scored Utree gOB Is each to lead i 88 317 60 102 ·322 Polonia Bytom of Poland to a 1 Mays, 5:F. ' Rose, Cm 98 4117 75127 .312 IH) vitory over Bromwich AIFa~rly, . • 99 359 50 Ill bion of England and the section 1 87 305 43 93 ·305 lwo championship in the lnler· f Torre, ~ 11 V~rdon, P1tt 84 299 42 90 . nallonal Socc Le R<lbinson, Cin 911 363 71 109 • er ague. American League SAN FRANeiSCO - Third G. AB R. H. b J' R Ystrzski, Bos 66 243 42 84 aseman •m ay Hart of San Mntila, Bos franciSco was suspended by 86 304 32 96 Fullbright Cites T dity rr :rn• J 7' ? I I ~ J M Cliff d n·res Sunday Tonigll the M'ddl contesl and lhe Middleport Yankees and the Gallipolis Red ~ux play at 9 p.m. Other scheduled games this ·, The Cheshire Reds and the Pl~asant Dalryland. k are: Tuesday, Middleport Isyracuse Gianls posted victo· Jim Tyo and Johnson led wee Indians vs Fishers at 6,30 p '.ri.-~ Salurday nigh! in tourney •he Cheshire hilling attack with . · rctwn al Kyger Creek two hits each Buck and White ~:dl~~ <;;;an1e4Svs p~~ddle~~~ , 'T'he lhlrd game scheduled be- ha.i lhe olher Red hils. the Gallipol' 1 d' h •en lhe Middleport Red Sox '' n tans vs 1 e d 1'1. Pleasant Dunlap Tires Darst, Dunlap, Bass. Sl•arns, Middleport Braves at 9 p.m. s postponed because of rain and Olinger collecled lhe los- and Wednesday, W. Va . Mallea~as rescheduled as the Jtrst er's five hits. bfe vs Galhpohs Athlellcs and ., nt tonrghl. Cheshire went ahead, 2·0 at- the Cbesh~re Reds vs the Syrah 8 Iter two innings but Pt Plea- cuse G1ants. . . e . yr~~~e f••~s JU~pe~ . ,.nl scored one run in ule lhird Thursday contests are as on on ""ng B a lpo IS lger ur · and two in lhe fourtb lo lake the or~sinal schedule as alav~. ~~neUe for dfouhrld a J.-2 advantage. ready automatically revised by r. 1 e '" mnmg an e rain outs (3), which as of Mon· to feat the Tigers •. 11-3.. Manager Lee Tyo'a nine sent day makes all dateo one full .Seers. was the.leadmg home lwo more runs in the day later. ContinUeS "f" be continued at 4 30 stack up a 5-1 margin but .N~w :~en took a t·O lead ~~~i :ru~~ed fb~ok '"to the bollorr•l . e r•me score ~~ the second inning, Pome·roy n.~l~ and take the lead at 6-5. bed the score in the fourth the p dd d Wesl Virginia nine tallied 'tour er i~m~~~·~i:lh "to •;:the[n front Daily Sentinel, Pomerov·Middleport 0. July 26 1965_3 _ • ' , , . Fo1ght WJloh Mi•ne Flore :Slag J;, ~!em w~~d ·- - lENA Cllll . . . . CIA'ICI '·'· .. �...... -~· ·~-·i . •• / . \ '' .,., • • • . .. 4 4 - • ' ., • ol ·, · ' . _, t . ... "' . ..... · ' lit,.. .. .. - .... -~ ..... . . ' ! . ? il ... - - .. .. ' 4-DallY SeDtiDtl, Pomt1oy.Mtdatep0rt, O~ ~ 18, lllla ' ' Dodgers Snap Losing Spell, 5-l; Redlegs Slip By Astros, 3-l i Funeral fa Held WINS GERMAN GOLF For Mrs. Lewis, 89 · HAMBURG, Qerlnlny CVPI) I for Mrs. Naomi Catb- old Henning capturl!ll the West Lewis, 89, of Southside, German sol! hamptolll!b!P with held Monday at 2 p.m. In a '12-hole tOtal of 1'14. Beech IJIIl Melbodlst[i&;lgl&ll;;;o;;;;;;;.,.;.__.., Ctnelnnalll Houlton I W. L. Pd. QB L08 Angeles S 81. 1Aul8 I lCh~lrch. a, GEO'IlGE C. LANGFORD 104. . M In n e 1 o I a lncremd its the first Cincinnati run and Leo Loa Angeles 58 42 .680 . , . San Francllco 3 Milwaukee 1 Mr1. Llwll, wbo madl her UIIIM Prill Jllllrllallnal Should he llnlshed th1s year Amerloan Ltaaue load to 3~ C&rdanaa provided the decisive Cincinnati 66 42 .fin 1 Monday's Probable Pllebera recently with a dau;bter, Malll')' 'lillll' braiD Is u with the same Oourisb, the to- llmll with an 6-6 decision over tally with I two-run double In San Francisco 41 .568 2'f.r Milwaukee at Houaton, A. Ray Roulh o! Point u 1111 IIJIDg lllt-whicb is 1 tal would reach 120. Baltimore, Chicaao hammered the ninth. MUwaukee 51 43 .543 4 -Blasin&ame !11-7) vs. was born May 14, lou4 explallation why he 11 llleall Two Bases Detroit lil-t ill lbe first of two, Blll Faul limited the Pirates PhUadelphla 49 47 .510 7 (7-11) 1878 In Counl1r a dlusp.:eding toward a atolen baae Willa atole two more basH then the Tlderl IIOWllild out a to three hits and Billy Williamll Pittsburgh liO 49 .605 1'.1 Cincinnati at Los Anaelea, of the late Adlm J. and that could uceec1 U5. Sunday, colleded two hill and 13-2 verdict In the nightcap. and . Ron Santo each hit home st. Louis 48 49 ,fl!5 81> nljjhl - Maloney <11-4) vs. Jane Planlll Br811118D. Her The master tblef ol the Los sored a run as Los Angeles N•w York blanked ,Cleveland runs lor the Cubs' nightcap tri· Chicago 45 54 .455 12'f.r Podrea 13-S) M. C. Lewla, priced· Angela Dodgert altrihults his broke Ill fOUI'Iame I o 1 i n 1 1-0 lD the opener, and the In- urupb after Del Crandall's two- Houston 43 52 .463 121> St. Louia at San death ID 1tM. remarkable record ol67 steals sb·eak with a 5-1 triumph over dlHDI 11111111 a spUt with a H out 13th lnnina home run car· New York 32 65 .330 241> Gibson (11-8) vs. Other IUI'Vivora In addition Ill 97 aamea lhl• season the St. Louis Cardinals. victory lD the nlahtoap. Kaneas rled Pittsburgh to victory In the Saturday'' Bellllls (15-7) Mra. Roulh are lhrll other 1o two thlnas: Cincirmatl downad Houston 3 City beat Washington W Iller first game. Philadelphia 5 New \'or~ I (Only aames scheduled) Mro. Harold !Awls, -More extensive study of op- I. Sao Francl&co trlppe<! Mil· losing to the Senators 4-3 and Chuck Hiller's error gave the Pittsburgh 8 Chicago S Tue1day'• Gamet . Mrs. Parke posing pitchera, and wauktt 2-1, Plltlburgh edged B011ton nipped Lot Angeles 6-4. Philties two unearned runs off San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia at Plttsburah, Lee, Pt. Pleasant, Mrl. Pre• -Freedom from injury. Chicago 3-2 In 13 Inning• then Scbolleld's 1111 Wino loser. AI Jackson to decide the Houston 4 Cincinnati 1, 1st, day night ton Anderson, Southside; two The little Dodger shortstop lost the second &arne of a Dick Schofield, batting only stcond game and Ray Culp Cincinnati 2 Houston 0, 2nd, New York at Chlcaao son, John F. of Soulhsldl and bas bit safely in his last 18 to the Cube 5-0 m belted a ain&le to drive lD Undted Mets to ftve hits, night Milwaukee at Hous!Qn, night Robert Lewis, Pt. lames (balling .463 in the aud New York upset Phitadel· tho winning run for the Glallts leveling biB record at 6-6. The St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2, 10 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, . one brother, Chris tpall) and bas stolen 18 bases. phia 8-1 before losing the night- and saddle the Braves with Meta scored five runs In the innings, night St. LouiS at San FranciSco, Phoenix, Arizona; 14 At \bat tncredlble piiCI, Wills cap to the Pblls 8·1, In other their third defeat in a row. second IMing of the opener off Sunday's Results nljjht grandchildren and 22 great • oould finish with 120 thefts this National Leai\le action. DOn Pavletich doubled home loaer Bo Belinsky. INew York 8 Phlladelphia I, 1st American League grandchildren. IIUOD, edlpstng by 2& biB own Philadelphia I New Yorit I, 2nd W. L. Pel. GB Burial was in the church major league mark set in 1962. Wash., visited his sister and Vournazos spent Saturday in Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2, 191, 13 Minnesota 60 36 .625 . . under the direction of Evan at his over-all pacebrother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmington on busiess. lnninss . Baltimore 66 39 .669 Crow-HuaseU Funeral home. ~<11; -'/B.games ahead of his Edison Hubbard and other rei- Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chicago 6 P1ltsbur11h 0, 2nd Cleveland U 40 .579 1962 rate _ Wills would steal atives. This was thelr first vis- Dan Shane were Pfc and Mrs. Detroit 53 40 .570 51> ,DAUGHTER BORN 110. But In August and Septemit here In thirteen years. Stephan Shane and her sister, Chicago 52 42 .553 7 ber of bls banner season, Wills Mrtl. H. B. Powell of Tampa, Miss Ann Wigingson of Ft. Hood • t, New York 48 51 .485 Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Elber· pilfered almost ball (49) of his Fla., and Mrs. Freda Duffy vis- Texas. Los Angeles 45 62 .484 U¥.,\leld of Five Points are auBy Ann Lee Walklal lted Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon BarWashington 42 56 .429 19 the birth of a dauab· Recent visitor! of Mr. an4 '!11omu Hayman. leis and family of Cincinnati \Boston 35 59 .372 24 July 22 at Riverside MethMrs. Frank Amott and Pauline Mrt. Ada Slack and sons, spent a recent weekend here :Kansas City 30 61 .330 27'k · hospital lD Columbus. She and Kay McClintock were Mr. Roger and Gene, and Miss with his parenls, Mr. and Salurday'• Results ..,.ighed 7 lbs., oz. at birth, and Mrs. Ronald McDade and Christina 'Jbompson have re- Mrs. Emmell Bartels. Detroit 7 Chicago 4 been named Julia, and bal Chris and Mandy of Athens, tu:'Ded to Mllwauke6, Wis., af- Mr. William Hysell and a PT PLEASANT M A Washington 9 Kansas City 2 brothers, Stanley Coatea, Mrs. Norme Shamblin of Che- ter week's vecatton here. friend of Columbus spent two · rs. nnBoston a Los Angles 5 at home; Allan Elberfeld of 93• 4 shire, Mr. and Mra. Ralph SpendlOI Frldly wtth Mr. days with his mother, Mrs. Cleveland 3 New York o, twl· HuntlDgton, W. va., and Steph- ~2 acne SOCIAL River news . PT. PLEASANT - Funeral -south Afr!CIII cbamplon IIIII' lservice Natloaal League I CAtENDAR Urtm U) the BtUl, - ' l 110icf of QUIE'l' COMFOBT FRESH ORANGE JUICE ~:onl ~layed do~bleheader ~ ~ FRIGIDAIRE t ... arr eoumo• featurlnJ •gQATIMa BIJSpPJ"" • Faallnd 01 liiOCials hen 8,000 to 10,000 tmi/IV. ..... opellle Mrs Schul 93 Dies at Home Of Daughter Service for Mrs. Lute to ~e ~~e dSch~, ~t-~ :;eo"· Durst and Mary Ann ot GalU· and Mn. Frank Arnott and Oma Hysell and grandmother, :e h nday Be Tuesday 8 hrm. ~ e :'e liaht polis, Mrs. Francis Overturf of Pauline and Kay McClintock Mrs. Mae Cowie. ~urd:~ ~on er~ne/~ \ho~ Baltimore 3 Minnesota I, n:· PLEASANT - Fu~eral Middleport, Mr. and Mn. Wll· was A-3c Michael E. Vourna- 1, and M Allen L" • Illness She wai bom M81'ch 10 Sunday'• Results sernce for Mrs. Earlie Qmckle Ham Rlghthouse and Judy of of the v. s. Air Fore~ at co~~ and fa~~j visited r:. 1872 1~ Muon county the daU: Boston Lol Allleles 4 ~ Charl~ston; ~ie :!n ~~ ~~ter ~f ~ I ~ Colwnbu~ th ALL U CAN EAT 1 Tomato Soup tans. W.shlbll bactarlddelleated flller, • Ffoattllll SUipll.sloll 'l 1tU1be1 ¥illraliClii!OiSII BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. THE "FEATHER1' SWIFT'S PREMIUM -TENDER GROWN U. S. Gov't Inspected f I ss.99 FRESH FRYING CHICKENS I I ' I .·. BREAST QUARTERS OR LEG QUARTERS LB. LOOKING FOR QUALITY LIFE INSURANCE AT LOW RATES? Sturdy rellipt and airy. Cushioned inaole aottly lined. Crepe leather outsole. Black white smooth leather. Bruahed pigskin. Qre)' pay dirt. THE SHOE BOX CAKE MIX WHITE YELLOW DEVILS FOOD 19-0Z. - family proteetioo, education for your yO\Illgsten, money lor your retirement, protection of your IIIOtl· gage - whatever your need, Nationwide hsl a low cost quality plaD to work lor yoll. Hete'l 1 company with~ b~ choice of flerdble !Ue plana for you and your famrly. 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Star-Kist Chunk Tuna WY 2-UM MIDDLIPORT 3 NO.CANSVz $1 Superose Where Petro-Chemical workers kiss their wives ''MAl NOU." NEW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UiP WEEK NO. 12 CARD NOW Middleport, 0. WATCH lhlt II lhe Wlnnlne Numbtr for WHk No. II . JOHN - 6455 HAMER •••Mr You Win 10,000 U 1•tt ••• wntr. il a land of contrasts. While "maj noij" ia Aztec ror "goodbye", and has been for 2,rtiJ years, petro-chemistry is an industry or tomorrow. The old and the new blend in modem Mcsico and an excitina now is ODERN MEXICO M 1t I '• I ' 1900, New York, 10019. r ' ~ • I ,.' Prtltllltd In the1 l~ fllnternatiOI'III IO(ICIWIII DW' Thl AcMrtllll\l ClUne II, t.lllA. tht ConMJo N1clonel dt 11 Plll>llcldod. Moxlco, ancl thl Newopopor Adwrtlolnt -\IIJVII AMOOilllon. ' ,.~ ~ (:. ,,..~'" bi!.. -.;. " PleaiiiK VaOey lloopllal ADMI'I'l'ED - Ricky Smith, llldwell; Margaret Kelley, PL Plttasant. DISCHARGED - Terry Cullen, Letart: Mrs. Milton PearlOR and d~ter, Gallipolis ·1')1; Mrs. Carl Kinnaird and son, Pl. Pleasant, Judy Martin Buffalo ' I!IR'I'HS ~ Mr. and 'Mrs. .Chari~ M$rtlll. Henderson. a ~ter' Mr: and Mrs. Fred West Oiluinbta, a dau· , :!' ~ ' .. "' ' ...., Tho Winning Yo• Win 1,000 Numb•r You Win 100 (Jh"" u ,.., ........ .... You Win 25 SIH aNOn Slampo (1'lwj- ... ,,tiDO wlnnl"' No..) • llttr Channot IS ON ~ WillhlnQ Win .... ttl'il 11111' M ,n.. aW .. aQ It~ WHTN·TV s&H OrNn llamps 55 5 On Not. ) ••• •tt• ......... Stn~mps 1rh•• .,.. PO winnlne u ,.., ...... ! (Thert or. 10 winning s&H ftrMn 455 the result. Get to know this propuive neipbor or oun. Send for the ftee bookllt '-'Know. Mexictl'', Box . \ Jtlf ••mHt ••• wfl. ~ SELECT S&H Orttn Stam1111 6-455 ' tu• eltilq latvtiJ .,_..... . Jllr 11, tNit ''t lfUI ..,ltrttt Uf G:tir ' . . . . .. --. ·- 69c Nine Live1 CAT FOOD Livor and Gravy 2 NO.CANSVz 35 C JOY LIQUID KING Sl%1 ITL 93C THRILL Sat. Night Uquld 71tH I.Hel 10:45 p. m. 10,000 Prlru hlllllt''Ptt.... ..... .1" : '' . . ~- 8-0Z. E_., la•tMIII balliM 1ft att llta:IWI .. wtl,) , ·- · SWEETENER BTL. (NO PUlCHASa NECESSARY) --· FOREMAN & ABBOTT 3rc w Swans Down WldthsAA·a Sl11t 4~·10 :!:~:~~~================= Crow'sSteak House c 10 1/z-OZ. CANS Bos~~r~~~~J I ~· I~ • Tllo-Speed Cl~veland D~troll Ch1ca~o T~a- HEINZ 115 wollll .. Ad)utllbll alrfloll, an~E~liberifielid~of~OiklaihiomaiiiC~ltyi.ii;;:;:;::;:;:::l b 101 Lyons Lute, 83, Rt. I Leon, Will Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cllnton County AFB in Wlim- t'ves . Pinch YW Va They ghter of the lat~ King and Ar- Washinaton 4 K8D181 City 3, 1 '" be held Tuesday 2 p.m. in the Arnett of Pt. Pleasant, Mn. lngton Ohio. •. d · h · b mentta Kimberlin• Wolfe Her Kansas City 5 Washington 31 Leon Bethel Church ·Burial wiD Harold Vog 1esong and dBUllh- Mr. ' William Duckworth and their were dau accompame orne hter Linda who hadY husband, Geoffrey• Schul,• pre· New yor k 7a Cleve1and 04' 1 t bo ill the Bethel cemetery. ter of Portsmouth and Mr. and Min Roberta Lewis ol Rittman been visitn 'there ' ceded her in death in 1955. She New. York • 2nd !MB·: Lute died Saturday mor Mrs. John Fultz and dauahter apent a week with Mr. and g . was a member of the EUB Cblcago 10 Detroit 6, 1st m Pleasant Valley_ Hos- and son of Middleport. Mrs. Richard Roush and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Church. 13 2, 2nd prtal. She h~d heen serwusly Frauklin and Butch Shane re. and Mra. George Schneider lord and boys of Mmersvlile Other survivors Include one M1110esot~ 8 Baltimore 5 !lithe past SIX weeks. She was cenlly spent a few duys with and Eleanor Kay visited her parents, Mr. and sister Mrs Mary Edwards Monday I Probable Pitchers born In Mason County August Mr. and Mrs. Hank Johnson Mr. and Mn. Reese Grimm Mrs. Melvin Grimm recently. 10. grandchildren: Los Angeles at of Racine, R. D. of Columbus apent • welfktnd Miss Tammy Johnson of seven great grandchildren and -Brunet (1).6) vs. CIS an ssoun Jo r> lth hi M nd Wolf Pen spent a night with three great great grand hlld <5-10) 1 pareGn1 son Quickie. She was twice rna,.. Mrs. Roger Winebrenner and w r· a her grandmother while she was ren c · Minnesota at Baltimore, ried, her first husband was G. chiliren visited a week with Mrs. Me1vln r mm. here on vacation. · , -Grant (111-3) vs. Pappas W.Lyone and HCOild hulband her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Spend!Dg of her vacation Funeral service w11l he held Tuesday'• Gam• 11 was Georll Iii, Lute. B o I b L. Miracle of Leesburg. with her ar=arents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane accompana.m. Wednesday In the Shl- Chicago at Cleveland, night husbanda prectdld ber In death. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush Mrs. Frank Amott ~~~ Mill led by her sister, Mrs. Benny lob EUB Church wrth the Rav. Minnesota at washington. 2, Survlvillllft two clau;bllrl, vlllled a few days With hll Candice Jean Amott of Rochelo Bltlalng of Albany visited their Frank Bennett, Jr., officiating. twi·nlght Mrs Edwin Leg, at boml and 10n and daughter-In-law, Mr. ter Pa She wu here to at- aunt, Mrs. Julia Van Meter of 1 Burral will be m the Jenkins Los Angeles at Balllmore, night 'drs. Cecil Pickens, New Jla. and Mrs. Richard Roulh of tend the wedd!Dg of her coualn West Columbia, W. Va. cemeteh near Leon. Friends Detroit at New York, 2, twl· ven; three s(lllS, Harold Ly0111 Fairmont, W. Va., and hll Claudine Kay McClintock a6d Visitors of Mr. and Mr 3 . E111- may ca at Crow-Russell Fu- night and Clayton Lyons,both ol Hwtl- dau.qhter and oon-in-law, Mr. Mr. Michael E. VourliUOI. melt Bartels recently were d:ral Home after 1 p.m. Mon· Kan.sae City at Boston, 2, twlmgton and w. P. Lyons, Rt. l and Mrs. Pall! Ord ol Shlnnl· Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grimm Mrs. Charles Yonker of Tam· Y· I D1ght Leon; 12 grandchildren and too, W. Va. and lamUy and ber mother pa, Fla., Mrs. Frank Zirkle I ----3 great grandchildren. ':"lends Mr. and Mn. Donald Grimm Mn. Nota Ward of end Mrs. Charles Yonker of Dl k F . ARRESTS MADE may call at the late res1dence. and chlldran ol Sta!Ua, spent 1 few dayl with his New Haven, W. Va. .. c auver wms PT. PLEASANT - Am!Sts l ----perenll Mr and Mrs Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zw1Umg $100 at Convention during the weekend byr Grimm' Wblie hare all spent from Saturday to Wed· PT. PLEASANT - Richard law enforcement officers~~ elljoyed clay of pil~~cking nesday with their son and Fauver of Point Pleasant chap- iDI to jail records were Odd 1 • • • • and IWimmlng at Royal Oak daughter-in-law, Mr. on~ Mrs. ~er of Future Farmers of Amel' Nibert, 76, Pt. Pleasant, ~Uegal Park. They visited his sister Russell Zwilling at Valley Sta· rca wae aw8rded $100 lor hll sale and possession ol Whiskey: . M nd lion Ky selection as Star Poultry Farm· Bob Allen, 37, Pt. Pte.uant, 1 an ro th er-rnaw, r. a ' · b d Mrt Raym d T r rd and Mr. Glen Hudson has return- er· Th e award wu made at the pau1ng,• Rlcherd pearson, 18, r.mit f ~~ ·~t ed to his employment on Lake 37th annual convention of the Pt. Pleasant, Jason Pearson, 22, Mr Y 0 d ~ Erie after spending a few days Future Farmen ol America Galllpolls Ferry and James 0 1 1 h ' ·~urned 'att' r ~ With his mother, Mrs. Myla held at Jackson MUll durin& Harmon, 11, Pt. ave _re tr a wee I Hudson the weekend. were each charged with assaull . vacat:on at the New York · Fauver was also runner • up Nelson M. Young, 47, Elkview; s Fllr and other polnll Mrt. Edith Belling and the State Star Farmer con· Elmer Huddluton, 50, Pt. Plea· I of mtertlt.. Emmett accompanied by Winner of the State Star sant; WilHam Kerrwond, 26, MLSI Marilyn Hard~n has ,.. and Mrs. Pete Betting and award of $200 wae Ro- Welt Columbia: Larry Lee turned to her home m San Dt· lly visited her son, Mr. and Brinker of Hampshire Roach, 22. Pt. Pleasant ego, Calli., after a two weeks Mrs. Chester Betzing and lamRichard Ia lht 10ft of Anaus H. nobblnl, 33, Pt. PleaEVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, stay with Mt. and ~· Harry 11, IlK' her daughter, Mr. and . and Mfl, F. R. Fauver ol ~ant, were each charged wllh Potta and other relatives. Mra. Joo Conkle of East Bank, Leon Rt. 1. lntoxicaUon. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Mrs. Jack Gibbs and son, W. Va. Doyle, of Vie~. W. Va., apenl Mr. and Mrs. Virgil TeaPrice Includes Cole a weekend w1th her parents, lord and children, Bruce Sltw, I'Nnlh Pries Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Etching· April ol Milbourne, Fla., arri,v-11 er and Johnny. ed at their home here satur-1 0 P T0 MI TI I S T lrtad 1nd Colfte Villitinl a few days with Mra. day. Mr. teaford returned Offiet Roura, 8 to 12. ~ 10 ~ (Uillt at Nooa vn Edith Bel!ing and son, Ernest, his employment In Florida 'lbura. - &ut Court St.. Pomeror FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1nd SUNDAY $1.39 was her son and daughle!'-ln- Mrs. Teaford and children r~l::~~~== !!.'=:i::i~~~~ taw, Mr. ad Mrs. Pete Betz- mained here indefinitely due t< • lng and three children and one the illness of her mother, Mrs. arandson of Tytar, Mich. Ruth Cundiff. Mrs. Pauline McClintock, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Quiino wud MIY .Candy Amott, Miss Kay len accompanied by Mr. and I'OMIIIOY, 0. Thlngo tllat Or<llntf'l Tl• McClintock and A-3c Michael Mrs. John Southem and of Rutland spent len days tourWater Ctn Dt Tt Ytu, Your Ing the Midwestern states. PtntltY and Yeur Boys attending Boy S c o u t A.l Adverllnd Ill Lll us help. Pay off tl 'fOil: Canrp at Camp Arrowhead in Hunttnaton, W. Va., were Idle~ and dentll bills , , , Johnny Eichinger, Dickie or bills of art'( sort ••• with vage, David Lipscomb, Mark Smith, John Richart, Franklin jtiSt OA8 loan. We Rizer, Randy Cross, Keith Lisle lend milftona of Rickey Ash and scoutmaster A Budget lanr Thai dollars to tholl11nd1 Mr. John Sauvage and assistRallllnt HARDNIIS ant Mr. Georre Holman. of people Miss Linda EicbJn&er who is & IRON for hundreds of residin& with her sister, Mr. ........ Pltt.rt, RtfiMI and Mrs. Jack Gibbs of VienWhat an Wiler oP<JU, different re110nL Uma IDClll. 111!11 eausad br na, W. Va., white Jttendlng To ue. taking cere of tap witer? Uow do they echool spent a weekend with burt complexion• dull her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WI~ doctor bills 11 batr. aooll ftbrlea oama~l plumbing? Get tbo anllam Eichinger and Johnny. rea10n enough. owen, Phone 101 rour Miss Linda Neigler, daughtPIU£E cop' ·o~ ''The Waer, of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol ter Spot Storv Netaler is now employed in Columbus. FREE Miss Anita Watkins spent a night with Miss Debbie Staats. Ca~~~plar.tv Automatic WI S'J'O(,'K WATI!:R ~~;"« QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS IN 111!8, AllV . all Syracuse Society Notes 8UP'.II MARK.TS WI: RUERVE THE RIOJ! T TO LIMIT REG. Sl%1 ITL 30c . �• ~ 'l' '"'''"l ~· • .. ~ .t •• • "• .~ .... ~ : ·.· .. .. . ·' . \ '· t \ 'I ) Classified Ads Your·Modern Community Bulletin·Board with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Crab- Dala Jordan and Mr. 1ft d tree and William Lawson aa Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Bryap ---------~·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 28, 1965 adult chaperones. attended the antique and elua!e 1 Fot Rent Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caater, auto show and parade in NelFor Slle WANT AD dauBhters, Sandra and Rbon- aonv!Ue Sunday. Tiley partlclpatFOR RENT - Modern !urn· - - - - - - - - INf-ORMAtiON da, and friend, Rosa Mlbn, Ll- ed in the parade. ! !shed apartment, three r<>ams 7'15-150s 14 Prestige $14.95. 112$,,.. rna, Oliio, have been vacation' ·' t' M na~ I:IIIMN I'"V.r-ne•tton and bath. All utilities lurnlsb- 1100xl4, Prestige, '$19.95. 6'10x 01' "'"'"'., ~... ~~- t,nl1 . . . . By Mrs A. H. Baftey ing here with his parents, Mr. Descendanl8 of W· E. and ed. See Fred Hoffman at 256 15, $6.95. Newell's Sunoco l\lulll'll) 1 ..&,'1 tra 1 A UuHII Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trussell ~nd Mrs. R. S. Turner and vis- Emma Chaae Jeffers, who enSo. Fourth Avo., Middleport. Chester. 9115-2305. t'UH.HII'A"fiUNft 7-2e.tfc - - -- ·I IIR •CC"'''piM ~!inti I tftOO A. • .$169.5 and family of Newport 1t1ng other relatives In the joyed reunion at from the City - -.,...,- -_cc- -.-A.K.C. reistered Penklnese pup- 1962 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ Fn1 llJUI .. Pu"ltnattnP kend withNeWll. their area. Park Ina Chillicothe tbiJ Spent a Wee """"'.,.,.,uN• 5 ROOM HOUSE w1tb bath and pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 Va.' White finish. ' .....~~.. . L'ttl like new. Radiored andinterl(lr, heater. std. traoa. 32? V8 en1me, tire• parents, Mr. and Mra. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. A. R Caster of area tnc1uded Reed Jeffers, ~ I M"'" ~~~~-... ,. ..,_ -"*' ""' ,.,(ft._.., gas f urnace. MeIVID I e, Sycamore St., Middleport. 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. - - - - $1195 Trussell. Charleston, W. Va., spent the Gene Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. .. ........ h&. t.rM"' ~booJtl rw Cheshire. 7 24 9tc 7 21 12'' · Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fisher, weekend with Mr. and Mr. Richard Jeffers! Mr. and Mrs. rep!1rtMI 1m...-tl.tah l'llt ~U" ~ _ ·- _ _ "' 1 .w am "" ....,..nt~tttt• tn• 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath. lJ).- · 1"'he, Low mileake by local owner, spotless clean interior, ures Lavern J ordan, Ruth • J ane, TAX OFF SALEI show little wear. Brown finish. a .-al nice car. after visiting 'llrs. A. H. Bailey, Lewis Smtih and Nancy, and IDCIN <.baD - · oiiCiftnwo' lnnrt!D11 quire at Maplewood Lake. \J' 1960 Pontiac Ventura H.T. Sedan _ $1095 left for Balsam, N. C., where tended the Golden Wedding eel· Jackie, Danny, Betty and JerWY 9-3651. 7 24 6 c IS Cu. ft. Cheat Jet black finish, viinyl liniterior trim. Real low mileage bY they will spend a week before ebratlon held at the Colwnbla me, Mr. and Mrs. John Dun· $179 FOUR ROOM furnished house FREEZER original owner. Tir<s !Ike new, automatic trans. R&H_ . returning their School social rooms ofonMr. Sunday and children, Petersburg,to Fla . home in St. afternoon In honor and ham William Cheadle, Mr. Mr. ·;; I and in Mason. Call WY l-3872 be- Plus FREE let Cream fore noon or after 8 p. m. eSevorol Fron•rtGood At Low. Uee<l Low ;"11li Mrs. Audelle Deeter and chll- Mrs. w. I. Swell formerly of Mn. Rex Cheadle, Ka· 7 23 6tc 3 BEDROOM house and 2 bed· Prlc.t dren of Columbus is spending this community now living In thy and Rexle, all loc 1, and room trailer, 11> miles from OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. a week with her parents, Mr. Middleport. ' Mr . . and Mrs. Carl Ross and Forked Run Lake. By day. POMEROY I and Mrs. George Roberts. family of Albany. week, month. Wayne Prince, Jock W c...., POMEROY, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and The Youth_ group the Car· Lon& Bottom, Mono,or ol Wooster and Mr. and aunt Melva Faye Crabtree of penter Baptist Church met at 7 23 3tc Ph. W'l 2-21 n Business Services Reel Estate For Sale Mrs. J. w. White and daughters I. the R. A. Whittington borne --------~- Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. andRt.Mrs. Elbs McKniBht o~ Sunday evenmg. ~enny WhitAPARTMENT FOR RENT . .\1· OON"f PUMP you ll!ugglsb tep. HOUSE tor sale- in Bradbury, Paul Baker and family of Kill· of Columbus visited their par- tmgton gave devotion&. Plane so traller space. Good toea- tic tank. Get Klean-Em-.\11 WATER HAULING day or six rooms, storage room , buck, spent a Saturday night via- ents, Mr. and Mrs. otho Me- w_ere made for 1 group to pic· Lost andwhite Found cmHUAHUA, with Uon. Call Walter Crooks, WY oeptic tank cleaner. Land- night 1100 gallon tank. Reas· bath, laundry room, water iting Grover White and Ralph Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Fern me at Old Man eave on Sun· 8 BROWN STREAK. Lost on Z-3631. I lO IIIBI'k FarJio BurealL under pressure, two cisterns, Ballard families, Mr. a n d Giollogly on Sautrday and Sun- day. Those present were Carol Pomeroy Parking Lot, Friday. UNFURNISHED 4 room, bath, I !8 lfc outbuildings, garage, I ac- Mrs. Russell Dean, Mr. and ' day Fraley, Mary and Helen Peck, $10 reward. Notify: James P. utility room. nice y.ard. Paint , TON Chevrolet truck. Ohio. WI 9-3172, Days res ground. S. D. Buskirk. Rt. 1 Mro. Audrey White. Sunday Betty and Freda Joon, Clark, 309 S. Wabash St., Lane, Lrncoln Heights. Pb. 58p. ed ell Tireo excel· or WI 9-3043 rughts. 1, Middleport. 7 24 3tp .they were accompanied by l Columbia Grange members Thad Dye. Douglao Lowther, 1 7 26 &tc FARM FOR SALE, 140 acres, IMr. and Mrs. Ralph BaUard who attended a joint meeting Debbie Stout, Ronda WheeUn, W.Va. Davia Trall· WY 2-38'14. 6 II tic_ Ru:S·,s 5· IR d 261 ar Court. 7 24 3tpiMODERN Unfurnished apart- Jackson Avo., Pt. Pleasant. Rt. 1, Rutland, SH 2-5835. and Brenda Lee, Mr. Grover of Columbia, Laurel, and Star]Jenny Whittington, and Mrs. ment, 3 rooiJIII and bath, air 7 24 31 NEIGLER BUILDING Supply 7 14 12tc White and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Granges, at Star Grange, on Rex Cheadle, Donnie, Kathy, - ........... . 2 SIGN$ QUAlJTT Bashan Society News PomeroY Motor Co. Pomerov Motor b 667~98. tf~ Notice T~xaco, conlition. Coats Middleport. ~ •w- ~- -~-•·•"" ""'w~ ~ ~====-=== ROYAL OAk PARK 3B73. ~32. 7 24 31 c July 26 thru Aug. 9 . ALLEY bed lumber, 8 and 10 from: ft. sections. Can be seen any 8 am to 9:30am evenin except Monday. !I k ff · te t d $3.50 per penon ' Pomeroy m res e ,Bowling rna e usCo. an o er. for 2 weeks courlt Two quallfl.d lnstrudon 7 24 3tc I n:'u7~~y ~7~~:,.;o:~: s~! Auctr., Mayle, Admx., Phone May Bartlett. 7311 .lames O'Brien, Attorney. ___ (7) 26-29 (8) 2 - 3tc Auto Sal~~ I rac~e. I eMost •Popular Un" In the U.S.A. Ranch to blgbwaY Four bedroomt. Jivlog. spent s weekend with her moth- meeting. Delicious refreshments dining, family, kitchen, ·eak er, Mrs. Gertrude Grank of' were furnished by Star Grange. laot play. maid't, utill\J and Nelsonville. Mrs. Helen Jeffers and brothshop Three batho. c•· •mle tUe Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bai- er, Herman Cordray, Athens, 0 and wall to waU tblrdurpet " ' lard and Brenda Lee spent a Route, were called to MaMing1 Door& About twoof with Mr. and. Mrs. Jo0 as to n, W· Va., by the death of an boUJo 11 paneled 1o mahogany night G and watnul Air coodlttoned roves of Clendemn, W. Va. uncle. Charles Hibbs on Satur· Largo patio and aouble carpon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence day. They also visited an aunt, On lol 200' • 390' May be seen and ta.mily spent Monday even- Mrs. Messle Straight and an by appointment only WithRock Mr. Springs. and Mrs. Doris the uncle, Walter Cordray, all in Coil 915-3555 Chtoter, Ohio mg Arnold, same district. before return- I I 14~ l ac.. 13.Bout Jll.~ lB. Ballo 20.~ -.... . . Lua of tile ~- I DAY . "I gueu rm at that awkward Ill•! Old IIIIOUIIh to Mlp take care ef the Jard, but too JOIIIll to dllak out to .loe'• barr" V IIIJ OK WMPO Radio '2.99 $30.00 Down - loionce en Convenient Ttnlll MASON FURNITURI CO. MASON, W.VA. lh~e~cb~ur~c~h~on~~Su~nda~y~e~v~eDID~g~~~~~~~~~~~==~~====:;:~ "en ,,,-.w: ·u.. titlllc_llie_.,be.- .. PVIJ'IUI! ! ., • . . , u••,....IOdaln • ..,...., I t• ~--­ JCIIMI _____ ______________ -.. ~ ·-- Oo . . ~~~------------------------_J .. tc .l I ""' • '••• ,. Clad Perfollellllr If JOG ba"' WOJbd lous paid 18 <ortatn IDeonbert of - h IUlder the social ...u- your family wbea you dia. . Tbeoe benoft\1 wjll deptlld rlt}' law, JOU and your deoa lhe eamiop mdlt.<i to t1dll aowopaper, Attentloou Social Security Editor. Your ...,poD will be ,.., Wuded to oociat -urlt}''J roeordkeeplng headqaorten 1a Baltimore, llld. You will ..,. ' ponden\1 ...., cet monthly 7our BOeial MCUrity account. IOCial aecurity inauranee betl· To eheck on your oocial el\1 when you ..,u,.. or If oeeurity oecount, clip ,lhe oelve a conftdentialotatement JW ohould become diubled. coupon abovt, paote It firmly of lho eamlop cnGIIed tt JOIIl ..,count, .llonthly benellta o&ll &lao be t:o a pootal card,'and mall it to J Syrln:~~.S y ayX PRAI8II Bll& TO Bll& QJRL II'RIIIlND8.~ I. . am .... -~ ' .' .,: .. i ., 'I;. , ' ' • . H'MMI ~ 111M el-l W J EH RADIO RIGHT tO - """. • ' 'I LEVEL, ALL ,~ ~\Repnglq ~SAiijscfMI WINN" wtNn• ... t:r--------------------------------------~-1 ~ ,;,.. ..... oro~ AJt:J'Il ~how.;;...,... \·=. _... a~ 8 I M ll.-W J a II 8~ ..... U.. ..... a pw .. 'I cileet Jill IOCill a 1t1 IU \ _, z' '+ rl. fM llocill I ri*J' .t. h I I t...t.& :D11 1ia ec ' a:. h& I tlf,... .... ' III I aftell. ri.Ae.,.mpcredltell-&.,_.ltldll 1J l , • ., . . . . . . . VeJ411lbeiOW. AlapiJIIittldl_.......~ 1 ha'ld, . . _.IU•.,.• i!llclll It Utili T•-11*• •' '7•••• JQDKH 1:30 Dow Jones Averages. 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News M~aday 'l'l1ru Friday 9:00 <II~ !lchool mt Parada 7:11ti Sundo\VIJ Serenade 6.00 SJgD On 10:30 Song • Story Ti 8:00 Sign Off 6:00ol5 Muaical Clock 10.46 T'oe Golder Keyme SATlJRIIA Y8 7 '1 B• 0_, ' " ' '" Know ll :00 Democratic Legislhture 6:00 Sign On - News 7:trl'36 Newo 11:15 Musi al Interlude · Couotry Musc usl Baptlst Church 11:30 Ronublicar Lem•Jature 6 35 Country Jamboree 8·05 I nme 7:4'• -'""· 67 57 Weather 8:20 Country Jamooree 1·00 Ohio V U N t r 00 Nation~' ,;ewa · · a ey ewa •·45 Waite.· •toeUer• -Report '·oo Protestant Ho\11' t:OO Talk ol lba Town 11:5Z Musical Inter!""" • SporM ~ Para da 12:00 Local & Ohio NIWil 7 115 Bill Miler Sbo• 1·80 1:w •• PubUc Servler Show 7.30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Andersoa Show 10:~ Cburcb ot 'Jlrllt 12:20 Evans Bt , Board 1:35 Bill Miller Show 1b:45 It's Music •· · •.atchltrlr: 12:'J Newa 0 Or-· • 111' a ey ._ ",,. "'· I •· 12:30 Saturday Mellnet 7:3~ Picken• Hanlware 11·00 Da' V 11 ..... Dlllllla'ai • 1:110 News 1'1'11"' 'nlun.) Top Teo Show 11:011 Morn1Da Melodies, t:OO Dlaclllb with Oou 12:00 News Moo. tbru. Wed. t:SO Top Ten ftloVUI 8 II. Bill Miller $hOW 12:16 ftlllcal IDterladP " "' CbJI'cll Bel · Rlnc, Fri. 1:00 Saturday Newa SIIIIIJilll~J :: ~: 8'1Jrltllur• Sholl 12:30 Rev. Merlin reetl 11 • Worh Newa 5:1& Mualcal fntorlude 1:00 Tile Jim Moet SboW . '·20 EVIDI r illetlD Bot I: SO Ccmmunlty Cbolra 9:1fl Coffee with Jaoel 6:00 Sports Parade 12:~ N•w• ~ .,..1:00 Dance Party IL 00 l'ortralta of I Palrlot I:O!i Jim Meea Show 12:~ Aerlcu"""t Progrlllll t:OO Off Tba Air aO o:, Swap Shop , 8:30 National News 12:45 Comtry (k Rotmd 3IJ Socia!. l!euuity 1:16 Sundown Serenade 1:15 New. liNt Slilday to 35 Bill Miller Brunch Show 8:00 Off the Air too County Go-Round T:H Sip 0o t0:45 Mason Agr. Program Sl'NDAYS l:t· Newa Beat a oo "'I !Tueadl•) 7:30 Sign On - Arm, Hour 1:00 ,,•. ...otlDM 15 II ... _Prllclter ' 7:15 News a.·•5 Newa Be •. a::G CIIID'cb r · Cbr!lt B 10:45 P'amily Worship (Tilurs.) 8 • tG 45 A.~.c. l'rolram (Frldayl :00 aplllt Layman'• Hour f:OO ~inl ,\"t.J Don 8:~. '!ualc: , •. ·'•Ide 11.00 News I:!G Sunday Show 4 SO 'ntercltlngl lO.,J F' ·t Baplllt Cburcb 9'00' Sunday Show •• r· ' Coun . ;,oo c-- .. unf' N.'WI 11 :30 Chlldr en's Chapel 11 .., 1ny • · . try JUJiclion 9 30 Th IL30 rtuy'a COuntry Hytllll8 : e Bible Speol.• to 5:15 Bob Neol Sporll Salutt 11:4· Sun~1y New· Spacial 12:00 Cement Block News Legislative Report Fridays J~ :00 ' · ws aeport 109:45 oo. Tile Good ·we tz 30 Got:ssler's Guest Star 6·30 Sunset Boulevard 12:15 ~e•scopal <""•ch 10 Moeller e:w Off ..... 1c ,5 • · 11' otic Infonna: !Friday I 1 :lb 30 Congressman 'I'll " 19 n•tr 1 Sunday Show ll:30 Ldrry Agderson Show "' SallndaJ 1:00 Church of God 11 ' 30 The Quiet Hour 3: 1C Jim Mees Show 6·00 Sian On t ·"' ..,,., Call News 6:""15 Mus1'c•· Cloc~k 12' 00 4.15 Blaettnar Au!Al Show 12 .... ""' 2:00 Old Folkc HolD' oo Electrlc Company Newa : 15 Tb '"" Chrlatllna Hour 7:ilu le Still and Know • ·Hymns from u .... ,•• : ~ Re .:00 4 12 : 30 e Rev. SMUerUr Teats 4:4C. Jim Mees Show 7:02-30 News 3:10 Sunday 2·00 1118 v. u BWU)II 5·.00 News 7:29 Time & Temperatur• 3·45 p L ...c Servt.. Show 2·30 The Rev • ...._ 5:05 Jim Mees Show · Sunday llhowcu• · .....,.,w 7:'!0 Musical L1ock 2:30 · •··· 990 IDt Parade 7:45 First Baptist Church , ·sundown Sereaadl 6:00 Sports Parade 5:00 Cily • · . .. ., Re 6 30 6 10 Jim , Mees Show 1 OU 8:00 ObiAI Valley Newa 5: tr. 990 Hit Par..de . Ci·"' THE BORN •L'O~SEJI _ _ _:;,:OO:.:...::.::..:Ih:,e,.:A:,:Ir_ _...,::,_l!1!·1.:_'~M~us~ical __ .... _ _ _ ___;9:....'.:.G..:o.:.r..;Th• • lr JULY tt'ONDAY THRU FRIDAY6 00 Sign On - N•ws b Ill> Sacred Heart 6 20 Meigs County RFD 6 3t 25 News Paul Bowera, Farm New Furniture ONLY GZND XII• -T• Otjpt IJilillllc TO PDID OOT A CH11JJ1 J'AUIJrll, 0 ---------Mrs. June Jones and famlly of Dayton and Mrs.Ariz.,Patty Elliott of Holbrook, recenlly spent some time with A CIJrtuaaw q•taM All ltB VIIYJ.J.KIDN DKLJ'JKK: tt. hardwood floors, full basement, gas fired bot air heatlng, frontExcelllent porch, nice view large of river. condillon. $16,000.00. ~ DIJNZ ~.,..... Bl 08ffnQrS . \ ... a 0o11tJ1t1 In loqer laolll with Furnace~. ~.. ,.,..,. ::!" of ---~U~~~~-~~-- ~eliow as.. 300 SJ4Q·OO I BlaeHnar'S u-~ ·~ -~ an.d wttta style r=., - ah•m~. J&.PU ~:~:~~~ ~~~e~~~ r~~i~~ a:~ Friday evening were Mr. and 1and Rexie.=-==-=~= Mrs. Carl Greenlees, Carolyn\f 1111 - - _, house in Syracuse, sedlx rooms Cedar Loke, W. Va. Greenlees, Rilla Rhoades, Mr. I an d bath · Gas heat · slonn Mr. A. H· Bai1ey ca11 ed on and Mrs. A. P. Rope, Mr. and 11 doors, and carport. Phone Mrs. Hattie Frederickrecently. Mrs. Arthur Crabtrre, Mr. and I WY 2-2954. 7 21 6tp Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis Mrs. Reed Jeffers. Ruth and I $ I ..-========- of Dexter spent a Sunday with Jane Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. R. HOUSI FOR IALI Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter and S. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. I llodero Rancb Style Beautiful family and helped . celebrate Mendal Jordan and Walter. eo-1 locauuo on top IID&U biU the birthday of their grandson, lumbia Grange presented the lacina State Highway Gar••• oo Gary Holter. program and Laurel had the I COSTS lESS THAlli twute 7 w1tb sood road maill Mr. and >Ms. Holly Friend opening and closing of the FOR SALE bod~ ~uts DOC!! AN'IJRING 'tORI PATCHIN' KIT !I LUI<EV BUSTED A ROCKIN'()j/\!R OVER PAWS HEAD·· I · _ _ _ _ _ _ _7__:.15__:.Stltp:.:: ONE THOR Power hand saw. Very clean. See O'Dell on Road-bond snd .np serv· air furnace, barn, other build· lleiD 3\i" with carrying case, Manley 600 Beech St Mid- ice. CaD or contaet: E. M. inga. Furniture included In like new .... oo On b dleport,' Ohio. WY • 291'9'. Burton, 1178 B. roadway Ill, IBle price. t'/.500.00. CIJIDII!edt !All JQIIr ......,.. • .... . e sa re ~ Mlddl Obi0 tar'l ..._ Clll IVY .._ saw with carrying case and 7 22 8ta eporl, ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ' 1 lillie all attachmenl8, low. medi· 1956 FORD, 4 • door hardtop, G 25 30ip WY 1-D WY 1-D ---::------wn, higb, apeeda. Lika new. standard transmission. Good AUerJONEEB T :13 Sic H1lp Wanted $30.00. A. H. Dural, Syracuse, condition, $175.00. Phone WY· Complele ~ Insurance U. I. Clvlllervlte fetlll Ohio. Phone WY 2-2962. 2-6658. 7 20 lite CrlU Bndfard II ... - . . II - I t 1 23 3to 1963 FORD Galaxle 600. R&H Wrlb "'-'-"' -.... · . .. .. ... n•or....,.,_, PHOTO Co;1J1111 11eMet. Cap"'' _. ., - . _ . , 0 Gennan Shepherd Pups. Call automatic transmission. nnw A. C. BRADFORD let llllllle .. lepi papara. _,... WY •31•• 7 .. ••· , ... Ra·•-e, Oblo 4 ' 11 ._ JUS " '"· "' ""' er steering. Owner deceaaed. ""' btrtll recordJ and aliiiOit IIIJ ... - - - ........ N 1956 p k H . Pbo WY 2-.... I 1 1ft otber tloowDiUf», " " " - - - - ,.. acema er ouse trBIIer, ne: ..,..., 66 ~~cater ...... l'GmeiiJ 1a1 r ••• 26 fl. by 8 fl all aluminum, In 4 dr. CELEBRITYc=---a-u-per -ttllc . . ,11 . . . • .,. excellent condition. Call AI· Oldsmobile, good tires, all Ala CONDITIONING llefrlgar<o MALE AND FEMALE: Raw· bany. MY 8-2281 or see new brakes radio power atlon aervlce. Jack's Refrig, Dwaine Jordan Carpenter b ak ' te' In eratloo, New Haven, Pbonl lel&b bus1nesa now open in Ob' ' • r es, power s er g, hy10· Pomeroy and Middleport Ex7 23 31c dromatic transmission new 'Ill 2-3UI. 4 I lfe v• FOR SALE: ROIIIU, .. eo w cellent opportunity. Full time. WALNUT STEREO, 1965 mod· •prings. One of the cleanest larl Gnlelft, Phmlblq u4 and caU. SH Z.lill35. Wrtte at once: Rawleigh, Dept. el. Tills 181 radio equipped. cars in Pomeroy. Call Walter BIIIIIIDa 72tl21e OHG 81&-110. Freeport, 1111- 4 ljiOIIker sound aystem. 4 Grueser. WY 2.-3230. Prl'e M1Denvt1le, Obfe nola. 7-211-ltp speed intermixed changer. $1095. Actual mileage 43,0110. End y0111 aewor troublea ORSALE - •I OOWI and 2 INTERIOR or exterior paint.- This set sold much higher. 7 20 6tp We bavt all 11w heifers, f/10.00. AU bred. ID&· Coolract or hourly rate, Taka over paymenl! of $5.50 Tbe Ramlller Sewer Maeblnea D. A. Mllall, Itt. 1, Lansgvllle or any steady employment per month or pay balance World 8\8111lard of C!ompad llnloaable RaMI Ph. ~ M7&1. 7 20 Olp Coot.act, ll M. Braley, WY dua $81.22. Call WY 2-6555. t;xceUenee CaD WY Z..%9'1f Day or N11b1 2-5llll. l51c 7 21 6tc Blc car NOm, rldo and ,.... T 2t de 7 22 -•-..1 T Buy TO CLEAN CARPETS better !wmaDCe. 8maD ear -1111 BEATING Plambllllo Mlllller INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE lmwa 0 , and muaaerabflitJ ' Team , W L Pd W we ll loan a Slue Lustre Car· Soe Araold llnlbln. Columbul' e5 • ONE GOOD COON DOG. Trash pel Sbampooer FREE WI'lh Ill MelropolflaD Malora - • Eaal Pbon Mall WY Blreel, • ouo PtJD. Atlanta .•...... • f3 42 45 .fJ¥1 .583 8 71 the purcha se of Blue Lustre Pbo.... ••""2., MaiOD • ...... " • • '""v ........ ..... • Baker Fu iture .,. .. Pomero, - · ·· 7 21 do Toronto ". •..... ....... 10 U .., • a. 7 1 -r :-·.,...... rn • PbHI WY I-A'It Jacksonv!Re .. . • . 57 48 .543 W 7 20 6 GIN SENG, root, wild Middleport. 4 22 lfc for Slle Of Rent Syracuse '.. ;.... 63 50 .&15 fiiiJIIer, root .eng, Good, fiB PEACHES, now picking early --· __ ___ _ Rochester .. • .. .. . 49 57 .462 per lb. Seng, average, $20 per Red Free, Red Haven, Suo 63 Buick _ $2,195 HOU3E Reedsville, on Rl. 681. Toledo .. .. .. . .. •. ffi 50 .442 pot101d. Seng, Choice, $22 per Haven: others to follow: LeSabre 2 dr. !lard Tap. Wa• 6 rooms, water in houae, aas Buffalo ... .. .. .. 30 78 .278 pound. YeUor root &ood $150 10 apples. Open Daily and $2.395. Only 2'7,935 easy mil· and electricity. Immediate oc- Sullda,y'a Reaull• per lb. Yellow root, choice, Sunday, Wells Orchard, es. L1ke new. Automatic shift cupancy. E. E. Hayman, Sy· Buffalo 2 Columbus 0, lal 1 S!7S per lb. Wild Ginger, 10c WllltesvUie. 7 15 tic racuse. Tel: WY 2-'1889. Buffalo a· COlumbus 1, 2nd, 1 per lb. Willlam Bailey, P.O. SEWING machines, repair aer- 61 Pontiac - $1 ,395 7 26 tltp innings ' Box 14, Olive St., Reedsville, rice, aU makes. WY 2-2284. Star Chie! 4 dr. Just arrliv•d. Toronto .Toledo lsi Shows best of care. Power T to 53 ;, ledo 24, •·• 7 o. 7 21 Ill: The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ste•ring. Hydralllatic. I Slle or Trad1 ,.:•' ' ..... ' Obi ANTIQUE Furniture, dflhea, Aulbrofzed Singer Salea and 4 yr. old GELDING. biaCk&iid Atlanta 0 m!scella-. ean or write: Service. 3 .,. 28..tfc 1 " 1 Mn. Boward ......, white pony.calf.S..le.AIV3 or Jaeksonvllle ........ IIIO I. FOR SALE _ Jubllee ............ trllltt apolted for young 7 inninQs .. & Rochester 0, 1st, MilD St., Pwvt• are now ripe at the New HaY· p0011 roy, Ohio Clal k, 'i'uppera Plains, 161· · JackS!!ilvllle 5 Rochester 4, t • lfc en orchard. HUte - ----·_ .. 7 :12 4141 2nd, lt illlinp. b-~e. ••- D.Prloe ~· I"""~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~IIWUT I 'L~ lllotba I.Sed!U.. U. PI lJentlll 500 or 24 000 miles adt I. Hood l.lllll:k ~I Alba~y. TWO TIRES, 600 x 13. Already mounted. See Rarry Potts, Sylnstolttd ROUTE 33 - Frame collage, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. POSITIONS avaDable for 4 rooms and bath, gas heat- Elza McComas and other rela7 23 31P clolhlD& Party Plan Demon- FOUR GAS HEATERS. One FOR SALE: 1930 Ford, closed lng, block storage abed. Close lives at the home of Mr. and strator. Chance for ad· circul•tor beater, 83.0011 BTU cab. Pickup. Very good condi· In, out of high water. Can Mrs. Victor Perry. vancemeut Fresb Sllkl, Inc. Other three Radium heaters, uon, $500.00. Carroll Johnson be bought oo land contract. Mike Lawson and Dale Jord· For IJIIormBt\on, wrtte or 30,000 BTU's. Will sell cheap. Rl. 3, Pomeroy, WY 2-2(}60. Pomeroy, 0. f3000.00. an visited with Walter Jordan.\ call: EleiDor J. Douglas, Rt. Chas. Blake, Rt. I, Racine, 7 24 3tc 33 - Close ID, 1 acres, The Youth group of the Tern- \ S, Cooiv!Ua, ObiAI, Phone: across from Harden's Market. 1961 r'ORD GALAXIE, standIIi atory frame, 7 rooms, ple Methodist Cburch met at Cbeallr 111$-2G7. 7 23 3tp ard shift. good tires, good JOIN THE AAA. Be protecll!d bath, bssement, forced hot .t.UTOMOBD.& - muu) I Toulllll:lorltalolle.Terma I ·~-------1 •. looi u 26 """'tho lf -•- I lliftcl. ~ , : : - for ful W~~~~nl ~i:e;::.\vyss: """"" so':...: I I ;:::.. Allo lAme llld low,.,--. 1 · I Robert and Kathy Baker of ing home Sunday. H0 USE for sa1e in Racme. I · Call K'iib uc k spent a wee k with the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey I I Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. Grover White and Ralph Bal- received word of the death nf MARK IV 7 13 12tc lard families. a nephew! Rolland Vernon. of IT y I FOR SALE: Corner lot, large Mrs. A. H. Bail«;>' and Mr. New Lex1ngton, Saturday. Mr. house, 2 apartments, 4 rooms and Mrs. H. C. FISher called Vernon had boon very ill with AUTO and bath each. Will trade for on Mrs. Bessie Webs~r. anmeinc.urable ailment for some I OlA sma 11 er house or out-o1•to wn family of P m R D t Wl'IUam Gregory and •on of I I Mrs. Geme Cowdery and lli 1 Mra. D AIR CONDITIONING proper tY· 12 p ark St·· M'ddle. an evening with eroyMr. · and ·• spen • 7 23 6tc Ralph Tru•••ii and !am1·1y. por t· ofayton called at the home "' ._. S '" • y 1 N G· S C 0 • ~ Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly I I I 'u''-'U (le~/tb recently. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan I "'' 101 1 Carpenter and Bryan, Mrs. l'aye Jordan, I - - - _.. er, wagon grinder, 1955 Olds I 2 dr. sedan, 100 bales oats eTransferable When CUCKLER REAL ESI'ATE 3 ROOMS hay, bales mixed hay, 1001 You Trade Cars SOC13 ' } N.ews bales 2nd cutting, tools etc. POMROY - ~ story frame, • Harold Goddard and Son eGuaranteed 24 months large rooms, modem bath, I App Iy: Theron Cruise '"a;;"· ~:::. ~!~!· L~!~l ha~=i~;, Ph~ne Building, GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. Racine, Plastic waD tile !4c . b per sq. ft. for bathrooms, I W1LL NOT be responsible for All aquarium supplies to e hou•• bw'lders, atwnrn· urn sl·d· 7-19-tfc any debb contracted by any- ====---- sold at cost. Hughes Aquarl· lng. kitchen cabinelll measur· one other than myself. Sign- FURNISHED aparbnent, f um, 2221 Jefferson. Pt. Pleased to size of kitchen. , rooms and private bath. In· ant. ed Frank Musser, R.D. 7 22 6tc 7 17 tfc 2 quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tic _ SILVER Pigeon Pomeroy, Ohio. _26- tp Motor 1 Scooter, $ 50, like new, _ --------7 3 I'RAJLER LOTS - free 1 1 CHHISTIAN Man needed. Full aga and water Brown't !'tall rubber tired wheelbarrow, 1 ACCORDIONS, new and used. or part-time - lifetime secur- er Park (Slate Approved) - porch swing and chain, Expen repairing, tunmg, 1.,. ity. Experience Sunday School Minersville, Oblo, Pbone W'l $6 , 1 bathroom set commode, aons. Also large aelection ot mlnlatry helpfu. Earn $100 1 11 tfc lavatory tub and fixtures. new and used pianos. organa weekly up. No competi- FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Charles Eblin, Jr., Union Ave. and guitars. George Riddle. _ 6- tc Accordion and Pianoland. tloo. John Rudrn eo., ment. Phone WY 2- 658. Phone WY _ . 7 2 3of 29211 E. 6th Ave., Columbus 22 Weat Madison St., Chicago 73 14 Uc 30 E.S.T., 182 3427 miles S.W. 2, m. 7-26-ltc Pomeroy, o.. 2% miles East 19, Ohio. Tel CL 8-1193. H:<l!:E aM 1our '"''"' rur" " ",. Carpenter near '-11. Union 7 I 30tp 'bl ed and ..... 01 respons1 e •.-· Church. We will sell the per- ·WILL 1 for anyNOT debtsBEcontracted by meotl WY U434 12 I tk sonal property formerly be- CAR WASHED and vacuum· anyone other than myseU as and 4 ROOM turmsh., apart longing to the late Eli Ebers- ed , of this date. Signed: Eulah ments Rowley & Reell Hard· bach dec. pa'ge IFtreerancisMildRdulssell, ware.· tic Swiss 16 Holstein, and _ Open from 8 a. m. t.o t, eport, 62 ohLocust io. cows. Guernsey 3715 11 la »p, m. seven days a week. 07 24 3tp MOUERN I room and bath H d . S 1 1 11 tion. Health papers . furnish0 - - - - - - - --....: furnlahe<J apartment Mlddl& er 10 a s ages eta· 6 30 301p LIFE SAVING Course. Royal port. WY 2-31174. I 21 tk ed. Surge milker pump, Uni· Oak Park. July 26 to 1\ug. 9, SMALL APARTMENT for rent versa! pump, 2 De laval units, from 8 • 9:30a. m. $3.50 per 127 Butternut Ave. 8 can Westinghouse cooler, I person for two weeks course. 7 14 lfc 15 cans, water heater etc. J Two qualified instructors. 1!154 Ford Tractor, 2 - 12" Theron Cruise. FOR SALE boltom plows. 3 pt. disc, Oilhome grown large, V'< corn planter, Ford mow7 20 6tc READY, sweet, hybrid cant.oloupes. er. like new, N.H. side rake Dale w. hill, Let.ort Falls. I yr. old, cultivators, Unico 7 Z4 3tc 22' elevator with motor, S1les & Service Life Saving Coune · Remington Speedmaster rif- Horse drawn grain drlll, . , 22le, model Phone WY 9- Ho,..edrawn manure spread- eFib Almost Every Car Wr~te~nd Co. COMI! QUICK, CROSSWORD ~Mrs. Do~e, I'-:=========lr:=====;:::;~='\lamily le~~ 6.- ~ •==iiii====iiii--. WHAT ON AIRTH HAI>PENT, LOWI:EZV? ·-, ~ .. ~11 c:1'[ i'• �.. . . . . .. . . .. .... .......... · , .; ... . - .... . ,..,. ..... ... ... ~ ~ .- .. ... . ... ~- -~ .. - - ~·- ~·· · · · ··· · · ·· ·· ··· ···· ' ,, '\ , I 'I . ed b Mam 8-Dally SenUnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 28, ' -- Pa~t M(ltrom dub • 4 PIOJects are ' ~ Around And About ill 5 d b ~ y ·~ tarte y ' Ab t People In 0 B db cl b I ou ill ra ury u ~ M 'ddleport Pcmeroy ~ New officers were elected and I . 196~ Mrs, Pierce !I Hostess to Clal• Chestnut Rid~Je ll t N " oCie y ew., ,, Entertained s. 'I , • d The Golden Rule Sun aJ Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrah School class of the Long Boloo ol Chester entertained the Past tom churches mel al the hom• Matrons' Club of Evangeline I Mr and Mrs. L. D. Pierce Chapter, OES, and their guests Mrs Carolyn McBiane and ~ecentiy. :'lliss F.ma Jesse entertained, wbtch wtll be used to .ecure nd lam· new handwraft proJeCts started The Rev. George StddaD and for the annual pte~ dinner I en ol California spent a Devotionals were held by the the American Lutheran Church ichen suppltes. They are also Sp S Jerry Cleland a ed I when the Bradbury Extenston <' e have returned t.o thetr Friday evening. The dtnner was chi~'th her mother Mn. president with each member W men ot St Paul's """ St " SI'Ve Bell~ Crocker il), who have been slatton at Komem•kers Club met at the nome in Plattsburg, Ohio, after served on the lawn and games vaca tonHw: mb On Frtday lakin& a part Routine ll'JSinesl Jo~n's Luthe~an ch~rcl1es re- Icoupons. for stlverware. Thes~ Ft. Hood, Texas, Ior th:r~~s home ol Mrs. Clarence Murray spe~ding several w"':K~ here ~n were played following the meal ~aud':nad: c: to Jlim;etta was conducted and subjects ol t\y at her home East Maih ' may be turned tnlo Mrs 1ttom 20 months. left Frtday m B ng lor an all day sesston. or. T' •y vtstled wtth with prizes awarded to Mrs. t ey tb museum and also interest were discussed. An Aug~~n ' ,as rtellend . for McGuire Atr . F~rce .38" : New officers include Mrs. her pa•ents, Mr. and 1,\rs. Paul Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Fielding ~s;'nto.:' Glass works at Wll· ust picnic was planned. Pol. The meettng closed wtth Ute N. J. to leave by Jet .or Katser Clarence Murray, preSident; Smart and family an~ also Hawkins, Mrs. Evelyn Lewts e W Va luck refreshments were enjoy· Th• meettng, in charg•• nf Mrs \ Lord's Praver tn umson after leuten, Germany , where he wtll Mrs. wayne King. vice presi- camped at Royal Oak Park. and Mrs. Charles BenneU. llar:;'stownd Mrs. ·Harvey Brat· ed along with Mrs. Pierce's Clair Kan . prestdent, opened whtch the h·••tes< as<tsted by be strcioned They s~ent the dent ; Mrs. Max Davis, secre- Sylvia swanson, daughter of were Mr. and Mrs. ~f ~an and 8 niece of birthday cake: Present were wit' t~· preamble to the <\mer IMrs Joe Thoren served nome past month wtth his parents, tary ; Mrs. Max Stewart, treas· lo'• onrl '' ' f:arroll Swanson. Attendln~ and Mrs. M. L. ton !ton visited at the Ginevra Tress Swain, Ella Hannum, Etbtcan Lutheran Church Wnmen \ m•de tee cream, cake and cot· Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clel~~~~ mer : and Mrs. Paul Winn, pub- has been visiting 1D Dayton with :~:~t, Mr .. alld Mrs. Fielding ~!ster home one day the pasl el Carter who , was leavmg the in ""''"" The Bible study lee. !icily. Mrs. Frances Spencer. Mr. a ~us Frank Estep. H k' ' Mr and Mrs. J 0 h n k Othet callers were Mr. next day for her new home Ill 1Cheste. Sp5 Cleland s.,ent l . w. tking 10 love·· 1 <k<J. !rom The next meetisg wtll be held \ •ears at Stuttgart, Germany former acting extenston agent. Mr. and Mrs. Warn" Stewart L•:ns'""i.!r ~d Mrs. L e 0 : : Mrs Joe Turner and Tony Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Lewlt Enhestan' 4"4·6 "as prosented : tt home ol Mrs. Venneth prior to the 20 months tn Texas. asSisted wtlh the project plan- ' Le< , W. Va. visited Friday V~ han, Mrs . Evelyn Lewts, of Alban' • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles bl Mrs Wtlltam ~'rer·ker The , Braum Mulberry Heights and Mtss Ramora Bmce retur~ nmg. with ~er 515 ter an~ brother ·tn · Mrugand Mrs. Lee Roush, Mrs. Cone ~ and Mrs. Jarrot Bo- Hensley and Mr. and Mrs. au . ol the study was to under \Pastor Krall will prosenl the ed to Dayto~ Frtday, ' t:f~:r Mrs Winn conducted _the meet· law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ben- J. ·A. ·Young, Sr., Mrs. LIJIIan bo aoo Heney Bobo. local. Pierce. · sta nd wha, walkmg tr. I~"' day Bible study. \spendmg seleral days wt R E tng witt devotions gtven by nrtt. SleiH, Mrs. walter Bunce. Mrs. Spending a few days at the ----by dal •nvolves and II soe~ the parent' Dr and Mrs. . Mrs Murray. Plans wer~ made M E erson Jones WiUiam Reynolds and Mrs. K. E. Erickson home were Mrs. VISIT IN POMEROY pov·er •t Gnd 's love tn all rela· l I' 1 Pmce . w· 1 of Co- for a picnic to be h~td 10 Aug· .!!';.,:"~no ~~s. ~orace McEI· Grtfl Russell. Louise Bolle and children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rob· ttonshtps. I Mtss Shtrley tppek d ith us! an' the mstailatton of offt· ah ' nt Sunday 10 Colum· Houston, Texas, and her moth· erts and dau•hter Kathryn Ellz. \umbus spent the wee en w · s t ber Members mny spe k ""·,... Durmg the busmes. session. h t Mr and Mrs. Dale cers m ep em .b . bus where they were guests of VISITS IN RACINE er from Par ers"':"e· abef of Cuyahoga Fails were a commumcatton was read a-1 er paren ' · . wtSwered roil call Y nammg Mr aro Mrs. Lee Davidson. Mrs Lona Petitt and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert bout the Oh" DistrH t conven· Wtppel Patri~ia Hennessy, stu· a statesman. A potluck dtn~:~ Mr and Mrs. Tom Skinner of Laurel Cairns, daughter of Alta Cone were recent Pome- D. Roberts , Wehe Terrace, !tot• ot the ALCW to be he ld at • Mtss se at St Josepl. Hosptl· was held at noon. Hostesses Colu . were weekend guests Mr. and Mrs .. Hugh Catrns of roy visitors. the past week . They are now lht Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel. d~ntpnu~ b rg w Va spent the 1965-66 were named. of his parents Mr aod Mrs. Tipr City, Ohto tformerly of Mr and Mrs. Ramon Morris vacationing In the Adirondacks Clevel&nd on "October 7-8 The By Mrs Herbert Rousb \ ~ . arelersd uwtih her parents . Arthur Skmner' and his grand· Racine) rttCenlly visited for a were in Athens on business re- near Ticonderoga, New York. - E Lutheran Women are ntertam yr Home ' Erma Jones at her Pomeroy ' kit- e Middleport council , with some Congressman Waller H. Moe!· members outspokenly unhappy ler that Middleport, among oth· over what they called "broken er towns in tbe Appalachia ar· promises," Monday night told ea having to build sewage treata Cincinnati bonding house to men!, could get federal aid of prepare legialation ro spend up up to 80 per cent of the total to $515,000 for a sewerage. costs. Earl Schaeffer or Charles A. Middleport already has been Hinsch Co., said his firm could granted a 30 per cent grant unhave the enabling legislation - der the Health, Education, and a rate and bond ordinance - Welfare Act. prepared probably within two Said Mayor Lee Smith weeks. "We have applied •••ry· The broken promises referred where we lutOw bow lor tile to were recent widely clr_culat- addillonal moaey. I lutve belli ed statements by loth District lold by lire 1tate people lt'a N OteS R•taltves and friends from a ~~ ,!~ y~o~a~~st~;rn~: on\~r dtsta~ce ~~. ;~•. : s. "1tomas Hennessy ~~~a f~~r;~l /b~u::.~~~: ~:.~:~~ ~~i~~~~ i attending ence workshop to be held No- servtLes fot Mrs E uil· , nt the weekeitd with yember 4, at St. Paul's Luther ', wer. Mr ~nd Mrs. M':t ~rs. "!~ :~nts Mr and Mrs Paul , an cl hat LHnraster was an-lien ot Vincent . Mr. a . h p • c· I mother, Mrs David - are:. at ' "rs. Charles Bradbury asd fami ly, \lr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson and daughter , Mary ' ::~m:;;. we:'! ::thM~e:~eM~~g~~uf~: ce~Uy~ond Webb of Athens re- arme sOCJety • Notes in~~~~-,.~': R~~ d,l· ~;~~r:~th~·:~·;~e:hom~:~i:~,' :n~e~~~n W~~~mL;~~::;· B:·. MMi~:r~~~~""!t ~~~ug:eeke~~ 1 1 cen~; _wa~ Another Shipment Of feegle of Racine, Rt. 2. The a business caner in Beegles returned Laurel to Tlpp thlll VICintty Citv, A picnk lunch was enjoy· Junior Jo~s has employment ed by the grQup who later spent in Canal Wmchester. ~ae'::~ran~n~ria:::~YMrs. I I ARVI NI I METAL TOP ~~d~u:!:,O~~ i~~ng sc:~ ct:':'~~ ~~~to~:secen~lbe~i .======--=---=•, an~~rsBe~~~~ ;~~~~:~'gr:~father, chtl~en dA~~! :;:•~ •qNING TABLES Register Now For Fall Quarter ~~:~~~ 0r0;."t~~~. He~~~ :,:~~~~ ~~;er:~da~r:·~:~~~~ :lr:~t~~sSa~:m~\ ch~ld~:d M~r Jca~~~ayo:~ ' Gu; ,el Pt !~ ~:~t ret~tives.. Mr and The Re•. James Brewington . Stor and Rosolte of Bearh s They were accompan- ' Racme. M, Haven were at• spent the week· 1~ ' her par- presented the morning termon MISS Tom Pettit accompan Day Classe• Be<J•n ~···~~eano ~rs Vtrginia Ree- • te~ home by Mr. Pullins who I C~rc~ of ~r"~ary Ctrcle a re- : ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald topic at Heath Methodist ied her sistell, the J~hn pir:e~~ Sapt 14 , rw h I t . W Va ca m• I· . for them. t e orne . . Ru"' Mr. McKay has accept- Church Sunday during the atr dersons, on a vaca ton . dy ,?t CMarles on.Fisher Larrv T Stalnaker left Satur·' cent evsenmbg. gh of Long Bot· ed •a ' oaching position In the sence of the Rev. M. E. Dow- New York. Canada and l'ija&Night Llasses Bogin Oct 11 ... rs ar ene • ·• . . ' Ora car rou 'gh School d lh . . . . th Falls .. Collloo with Full tnforAmy and Mollie spent a week da) mornmg for a vtstt tn Los to R D Ptttv Jones of Car· Warren Ht a~ e son who ts vacationtng 1D e ara Do. ld Co family of molio,; A•ollobl• Upon with Mr ' "d Mrs Don Beegle : Angeles, Calif. witlt the John m~ · called on ·Margaret Ann 1family will move there m Aug· west_ with his family. Special The na SUJ:':a at the kOQuost r.otumbus IRo." fa mtly Enroute home he and son Palrtck on ust. tr tc was presented by Mrs. Athens spe~t Y nd (}.B Pictured) Gallipolis Business 1 of Guests 0," Mr and Mrs How-1~•II vtSi' at Lincoln, Nebraska, ;a;:~~~ Sundav. ' · I Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colu~ Newman Burdette, soprano ac- home of hts parents, Mr. a , ard Rollinson sunday were Mr lwtth his brother and stster-tn- M and Mr; Rav Byers of \ bus, spent the weekend wtlh companied by Mr. Burdette, or· Mrs. Al~r~ C~ne. 1 Sunday Olhor Models tnm $4.95 te College a d Mrs Charles Long and II. w. Mr and Mrs. Sruce Sial· R. r R D . called on Mr her parents, Mr and Mrs. Jack ganist. Mr. Brewington was as- Edmun . osbe_r spethn "·s $12.95 In the Hou-•re• 0. 36 L0 '"' ' 1146-4361 ' Pearl n ' of Rtpley. W Va. I acme . , B btl . ted b Mr ' -· S lth evenmg wtth tsmo er' ..~ . , naker d Mrs Carl Van Meter 8 1 ec e. SIS y . "'"' m . . portment on tho Pint Pl-. Beckv and Dorothy Toney ol Mrs · ·arley Stalnaker accom· an t Sunday evenmg. \ Miss Marianne Woodgerd re- , - Gtnevra Foster. Raw·n;wooo were Se turdav vis- panted by her sister, Mrs. Bet- 1rec~; and Mrs. Arthur Orr of turned to Columbus Sunday ' er and children, Dennis, Dean, itors of Debby Hill. Ity F'oreaker and daughters of I Chester visited Mr. and Mrs. \ after :ndm~ a two-week va- Donna. Dallas and Duane. The BAPTISM HELD Mtke MorrtSon of Pomerov Cantoo left today. for Vtsil at ! Robert Lee and chldren on a calion with her parents. Mr. birthday o! Mrs. Milhoan was The Rev. Howard Ruppelt of. ' was " guest Sunday of Marsha .Clear" ate~ Beach, Fla. and Ft. , recent Sunday ~nd Ar·. Harold Woodgerd She eel •bra.ed. ficiated at baptismal rites for TONIGHT 1 Myers wtlh Mrs. Elatne Dtll ld G Sharon Sue and Steven Eugene "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" , Moran. 15 employed at Ohto State Um· · Mr and Mrs. Haro eorge • _, Rock Hudson l)urb Day V Mr and Mrs. Jack Sargent an<' daughter , aness". F ll h• verstty. · . G 111 Us twins of Mr and Mrs. James tOon't forgot our Mtn'o ono \'l'('chnicolor J of Racine Stephanie Radford, Miss Polly Karr of Colum-· f outlr P ows rp Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· and so: • Brtan k~ w~lhpohe; Sanborn of S~mmitl, N. J. They loyo' Wear lllo, elM on tho --nndPomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. Pete b . spent the weekend wtth , .IHPPIS "' Parsonflgl' h<>an were dinner guests Sun- spent the wee e M L W formerly resided In Cheshire tJe. "THE fHIN RED LINE" Keir Dullea Shields, Mt and Mrs. Howard \ her parent s, Mr . and \1rs. Char· ! The Youth Fellowship of the day of:.t:h~ei~rjd~au~g:h~te~r~a~nd~fa~m~·rP~~~r~~n~ts~,~Mr =-·-and~-·-·_·_·_·~fo~re:..Jl1m~ov~in~g~to~N~e~w~J~er:':sey~··~J,,;.'!!Iret:P:IM:'·:::::~ Robinson and family spent Sun-. le: R Karr Sr., Naylors Run ' Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt ily , M.:_. and Mrs. Vernon Web- ~ omas. Tue•.-Wod. July 21·28 FAMILY NIGHTS day with Mr . and Mrs. Earl 1! Hill. . Krtder . 1 church met Thursday Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Matvm in the recreation room evemng at the r-=========-------------------:-~::::::::::::=====:-1 'GOLD FOR THE CAESARS' 1 . .J effrey Hunter, Ron Randell , Mr and Mrs. Pete Farra and of Columbus arrived Saturday parsonage. fami:y of Racine called on Mr !night to spend lhetr vacatwn Louis fli~hl. prestdent. openTe<·hmcolon -- andand Mrs. Ray Heine~ Sunday. ]wtth his pare.nts. Mr. and Mrs. ' ed meeting tly readmg Psalms 2 Reel Special Bob Wood is a medtcal pat tent Raymond Krtder. 34. followed by prayer by the Plus Ctrtoon Ctrnlv•l at tlnlzr• hospital after suf-1 Mr. and Mrs. James Naflz- . Rev. Eugene Gill. The prest· ; ferin 8 heart attack at his ger and children. Jackie, Jan- dent asked all members to at· work , na. Kathy and Jamie of Ftnd· tend Sunday worshi~-· serpv tces ""'" Mrs Ferne Rayman. Mrs. t lay are spending a week with and to sing in the c'"'.tr. 1ans ! Pom•" · _ Marvin Wickersham and sons Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider ' were made for a ptcntc at the -T-ON_t_G-HT & TUESDI>.Y were called to Alliance Monday [and other relatives in the area. 1S yracuse park. Thursday even· ! WALl DISNEY 'S where they went from there , Mr. and Mrs. Phil McKeller :ing followmg ch01r practtce. "CtNDUELLA" to Sharon Pa. to attend fun -oand son . Douglas. Mrs. Louise I Refr eshments were served by - Terhnicolorera I services Tuesday lor their Davis and Mrs. Helen Hupper Wayne Leifheit to Brenda Gil· Laughter' Music' Matlir! uncle Boh Grundy. and also at. I of Columbus were Sunday ' more. Karolyn Soul.sby , Rebec· Cartoon Favnrli {'S nd G l Oar WALl DISNEY'S tended ft111eral sorvices the guests of Mr. and Mr.;. Hobart lca Eblin, Sa ra ''more, .; "TATTDED POLICE samr day at Salem, Ohio, for a flauh Tho group enjoy.ed a pic- ,lene Ebhn. Louts Dtehl , Rog HORSE" friend Mrs Mal) England. 'I nlr dinner in the evening, at and Betty Kline, Mtke Wnght, - T.chmcolorCalling on Mr. and Mrs. Her- Forked Run Lake. ·Susie Tracy. Rev. and Mrs. Sandv Sander•·Shirlev Skile• berl Roush and Roger over the \Gill and daughters, Nancy, DarChas Sfel St'e· The rare h d Dol d guest between rolting horse and weekt•nd were Mrs. Henry Hunt i WEil()[NG DATE SET , Ia. Kat Y a~ ores 30 • llodel T ford and family of Baden. W. Va . 1 The wedding of Miss Jean- Darlene Mtchael. Also Dlsnoy Cortoono Mrs Thomas Chapman and elt.e Crooks and Mr. Daniel l Charles of Syracuse, Mrs ..JackIThomas will be held August 21 1 SON IS ~RN B 11 Wtdn•sd•y, J11ly 28 Chapman. Scotti• and Loo , of at the Middleport Church of Mr: and Mrs. oge~ enn~ NOT OPEN Masor . W Va., Mrs. Everette \ Christ instead of the HeaUt lo Ltma are announcmg e' ~ Parsons and daughters. Negley, Mel' .t as reported in the birth of • son July 2l w tg Thursdey thru Saturd•Y 1 Mrs Paul Parsons and Kenny . announcement. I ing 8 lbs. 5 2 ~~pa~en~ ' July 29-3J and Mrs. James Morrison Porn· I are Mr. and Mrs. au e uc . lin Fl&mint't eroy Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nor- with Mr. and Mrs . .Junior Wines ley of Gallipolis; great grand"GOLDFINGER" tTechn irolor' ris. Mr and Mrs. Russell Roush I and Mrs. Roderick Grimm . ' parents are Mr . .and Mrs. Ever· JAMES Hond is back in ~c ­ and family . Mr. and Mrs. Ro.. Mrs. Alex Wheeler was in Co- ' ell McDamel, Mtddleport; great tion! SE.~N CONNERY. as ' bert Coates of Middleport. \ tum bus Wednesday to consult a \ great grandparent~ are Mr · and Agent 007 Gert Forbe, a!! Goldfinger . Honor Ba<'kman Mrs Lizzie Sayre has re- · physician. Mrs. Andrew Zwilling, Pomeroy. \ !dgar Allin Poe"• turned to her home after a visit I · "TOMB OF LIGEIA" with her daughter. Mr. and · • · (Shtnd_._ .. allrnocleh) tTechnirolon Mrs. North of Gallipolis, Irene \ Vinc~?n1 Price . Ehzab~th e he-finished V. lacll lntwlor WoOs She phe rd. MPfl Eli tabeth . Stone is assisting in e Pressure W..., Supply Shepherd , as Rowrna. the the care of Mrs Sayre. Spend· I e RDDf Vents quick and Ligria, lhe dead. e Gal Light in Sunday wiUt her were Mrs. 10 vears hi ~ wife lay d ead in e Vitlyl Celtlnt) bedroom tomb earh ni]:{ht Roderick Grimm aod Ronrue e 12 Volt Light he heats her whisppr : ''Wait e 2 Inch fuly i111ulaMcl walls of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Larry I e 110 Volt Lltbf . Wait . I shaU :ive Grimm of Columbus. aga in .' 1 e I.C.C. Llghll Mrs Lena Brinker is visiting • · - llutnper e Gal Bottles her brother, Herschel Badgley e Mcner Lights SUN.-MON.-TUES. or Akron. e Heavy Dwty Hitch Aug. J-1·3 1 leor Luggqe Trunk "MAJOR DUNDE !" Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm e Awning Ral EXPERT INSTALLATION! Charlton Heston of Columbus spent the weekend e 71 Inch Gaucho Ws I I ELBERFELDS POMEROY 1 , MEIG .fR£ CAMP I A PLAYMATE COACH 1 I Cable TV Rights Granted T-A Inc. 1 ° . fHECK THESE fEATURES 1 I I LET INGELS e ARMSTRONG'S Be Sure and SEE Wednesday's ·sentinel For An·· nouncement Of Our Annual JULY CLEARANCE SALE Complete Details Wtdnaad1y Sentinel NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Linoleum . •. Inlaid Vinyl Floor coverinl: for ever}' ktnd of floor . Best do II yourself. Call WY 2-263D ror free mate. ••ti· WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGI I ~xpert lnsllillolloa Satls!acuoa Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE the WORLD e AM plale glass windows fufty ICI'IIRI~ e Full Yt hlcll IDIIII 1111111 blrcll .._ e ~crrt-· EIIclrk Socbl Cllldllracktt • 25 .... 1111-lc c«ttt patterns. Profe11ion1l lnstallatlon by us, or In Sen•• Door e FuU 5 lftch Plyf- CulhiOIII • 24 Gctvp P•lnlthed Aluminum Siding PlayMGI• Co odie• hat otlablhhoci-IDIM recardt'by lllCillUfactvrlt a catop~ lralor wlllt more bullt-t. 'flliue at a lowor catt. lnvotligalo"" luxul')' that you can toko with you ao .,_ ...t ~g trip· ... witlt _, ather iooclel Gild )'OU wllliUY I'U.YMA'I£: 1 poro Pia,_.. -------------------1 INC.,,.....,..... CLIP ; To PU.YMATE COACHES, OW. I I - lntorot101f lo Plo,.ato Co odioo, 1 AIMriccl's Groototl Camploe lrolltr Volue. I " - _.. - 1 lamAkiiL AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 1 1 I 1 I Addr·----------------- t Cly : ' , Code Itt~ 011 •JI r pJaliitrt• " •. '. ,• ,;; r ·'l /1, . ' ' \ •' .: L---,....----~--------------t. v•••••• ,..,.: a• avu·•• '· ·. II ,_ Tete. ""' ,. ,...Y_.,aa, 01110 ' I I PLAYMATI c......., IIICt • ' ' ,;,1' \ '• " ~., ~ ~ :c, • ID ap to lbt federal IDVenmeltt Original esttmatn by the en- 40 year bond 1Chedule." revised rate schedules, one bas- to effect when the system Is lhe moaey. 1 lutve \gtneering firm of Brown and Certain other savtnas also ed on Oat rates 8liCI another on compleled, or not later than been told by tile federal ,.... Assoc., Marlon, had beell tbal may be realized, he said, by actual water consumed. I~ years from the date of the pie ll'• liP 1o lbt state 10 ap- the land could cost up to fll,· ustna p.-esently accrulnB sewer The new rate ordinance, coun- fll'st bonda likely on Sept. 1, prove It." ooo. However, the ownen In coDectlon funds as the legally cil decided, will require S3 for 11165. Council •greed Monday night Charleston asked $130,000 for required sinking (reserve) no gallons to 2,1100 gaDons of Schaeffer and Kulmer • to go ahead with Its 30 per approximately f1 acres. ftmds. water used, $4.50 for 2,000 to IRed II may be possible eweo cent grant. Schaeffer pointed out: Annual Income to pay off the 10,000 gaDons, $8.50 for 10,000 to yet to recel•e addlllooal IederIt also approved the $515,000 U lbe jury decide. lh price sewerage bonds was estimated 25,000 gallons, and '17 per al aid u hu beea beld oal lo total cost figure ao as to arm abotdd be le11, the <Ofl of tba by Steve Kuhner of Brown and month for over 25,000 gallons. be avaUabl• In addltloa to the village solicitor Bernard Fultz projed wUI be redliCed !bat Assoc., at $48,000. Since the in- Unmetered places, and those 31 per cent HEW paat. with the backing to begin con· m11eb." come from tbe present II!Wer with wells, will pay a flat $4.511 Tile enabling legislation was demnatlon proceedingl against He uplalned that uWnaa collections is approximately t:J2,· per month. described as essential to any owners of certain lands below would be realized by simpiJ aot 000 annually, a 41 per cent in· This is estimated to produce further progress on the sewerHobaoo wanted by the town for Issuing the longer term bondt, erease Ia needed. about $49,000 annually. age. Bonds will be issued aa a lagoon type sewerage. or those at the bottom of lht Kuhner received two possible Tile rate ordinance will go iJI. needed, not before, so as to 1o tappl)' Veterans Memorial Hospital Dr. deLamerens and Dr. Thomp- 1cal care possible for people of Administrator Charles D. Ride- son aro also specialists in their this area." out an~ounced today that Dr. fielda. Other members of the staff John McClure Grubb, M. D., a He said. "the addition of these are Drs. John H. Ridgway, soecialisl in obstetrics and gy. tio<Sora with such specialty Norman J. Ehlinger, Thomas necolotzy, has joined Ute bottpit- training to the most capable 8 McGowan and Ray D. Heatal staff. and conscientious atalf ol gen- on, and other consulting physic· He Ia the third medical doc· era! practitioners and surgeons, ian; tor to join the staff. Others are with Dr. Rankin Ray Pickens Dr Grubb is to ha•e weekly Dr Cui W. Thompaoo, rodio- as chief of staff, Is in keeping to bi-weekly oot-patient clinics loglst and Dr. J. 11 . deLamer· with the objective of the new •t Vetera"" Memorial Hospital ertl, pathologist. hospilol board to offer the on Wednesdays. Mr Rideout pointed out !bat finest and most complete medi· He Is a native of Indianapolis. $5.95 1. Mei11-M01on Area . ... ~o . .,., save Interest. i> Mr. Fultz said It wu iJIIIM. !erial to blm wbal c:otmell In the matter, bu1 II It 1J1!1!1t · sary, U he Ia to p IIIIo cailit lor the land, lhlt MlddlepOit can pay what the jury .....,.,.. ConceivablJ, oo-, ~ the price be 1Ji8ber tllln Cllllo ell wants to pey, mmcll-'1 reverse Ill lleld llld looll: M· other lagoon land. .All' ... tum to a trealmeltt plaS sewerage. ~ Council a r- 110 dallt .'. · ' (Continued OD pill I ) ' >fll Dr. Grubb is Third Medical Doctor To Join Veterans Memorial Hospital I 1 enttne\~. ' Mr and Mrs. Clarene Warn: Vernon .. ar< asked to contact Pastor Jos-• ton. .. ' :· Roy Kas- , er and of Mr. ' and Mrs. Healey White Museum and other points oltn- Cone and Mrs. Kennetb Ellis eph Kraly or Mrs. Karr. Iard Norrts rw'i.·te 0f Colu.; ed Walter. va , an an' .,,, .Flo·ence Hannay, Ak· teres!. and Lona Pettit. . :-~;i:z;~~UJ~~ Mrs . Mtldred I par Is of M Beulah Mrs Millard Chnstlan was 1 er recentlv. Each wom<on ol the church " \ bu s Dr Ray Pickens ot l Mrs Roy Evans andPamea Mrs Laura Eiselstein and son \ron: at gues rs .. here an Athens visitor recently. asked '.o save one slam~ book Mtddleport Mrs Freda Hartin- ant: Jay returned to t~etr h<>me, Cecil of Pomeroy called on Dana Whtt• Mrs. H~nnay •• TOPIC Letma d Quisenberry and lamger Mrs. Gladys Jones, Mrs. Canal Winchester Frtday , after I Morre and son Paul recently. fo. a monUt's vtstl. PRESENTS r: in Norwalk recently Mas~ lnter~tt Of TIN 515,000 A I w~~l at y 1. ~~~:-~~--------------------------~----------~-------------------------------------------------------=---------~~~ ----------._------~---POMEROYoMJDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1965 FIVE CENTS . !t I pp e "rove them.• 'll the conventmn, ' • ~LXVII NO. 84 I OfJetv •. Dnoted To TM trip S • •' "" ' ?':,,"'. "' Indiana and moved to Dunbar, W. Va. io 1927, and to Charleston in 1931 He graduated from Cltarle•ton !Ugh School, and was elected a member or the ~U State Football Team. He tended Butler University, where he completed a three year law course He was also in alhiPtics and a member of th• football team. Dr. Grubb enlisted in the Air Force lr June 1942, where be :!t'rved as an air eaameer·• Bombers, and a pbylfcal in~ instructor. He received 1111 discharge in December lllf, and returned to West VlrlbU Wesleyan Collqe, wllere be..,. •olied as a pre-medical student. After completiug his work tl Wesleyan, he entered the Mecical College of Virginia, whart oe rec•ived his de81'ee ol Daetor ol Medicine. Dr. Grubb returned to CIJir. lesion General Hospital, Qw-. lesion. where be completed y•ar of interneshlp. He opened ~is ol!!ce as a general pracUI· ioner in Kanawha City where he pra ctk~d for nine years. In 1959 he returned ~ Char· toston ~moria! Hospital IIIII com~;..! ~,par Ntldency in Oltste'll'!li and GYRf' oology. Just before completing ht. specialist tralnfnc, be was aopolnted to membership as a Junior Fellow ill lbe Amto ican Colieg• of Obstetrics IIIII (Continued oo page I l tr.-, Asks Study .-.. ... Of WaterCo•. Purchase � 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 26, 1965 clifford hayman lute quickle schul siders wolfe