https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0e5f991d4a2fbfc6d891c81a686cb34d.pdf fd6ed324a65771945c02b2759127333f PDF Text Text .. . . . . .. . . .. .... .......... · , .; ... . - .... . ,..,. ..... ... ... ~ ~ .- .. ... . ... ~- -~ .. - - ~·- ~·· · · · ··· · · ·· ·· ··· ···· ' ,, '\ , 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. 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' ' \ •' .: 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 �• ' ,.. 'L f ·' The Home Stretch Thll Daily SPnlin@l COMMENT~ TING EDITORIAU Y Voice of Broadway ••• reporting J ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN The New Education A PRONOUNCEMENT by the National Education Association is one that points up the signs ot the times . It com· ments are to the effect that this year's White House conference marked the end of an era, in that there was nothing to gel excited about in the way of heal· ed debates in the realm of education. Apparently the feeling is that now with the (ederal Investment ot money in the nation's educational program has to an utent solved all of the more pressing .problems. There seems to be a feeling that with massive sums of money the educational forces of the country will be able to play Its part in bringing about the great society that formerly touched off debates in the national ol' eanization. The main concern now will be ed U· cational reforms and changes in ap· proach to the problem at hand , which will mean that there will have to be many innovatlona all along the Une to streamline the schools for the task of giving every child an equal opportunity. There was one statement coming forth from fhe association to the effect that relatively no one outside the ranks of professional educators thought of edu· cation as a burning national issue. If memory serves me correctly the role of education has been in the thinking of responsible persons for a long tim• in the history of this country. Most w11l agree that for a long time the three ~realest influences in the lives of Americans have been first the family. then the school and finallv the church Thev haVe always been COnsidered fhP bill· wark of the American wnv of life. and we never knew that Pdurr1finn war.: €'\'er considered of secondat·y importance. Television In Review By ROBERT MUSEL United Press International NEW YORK <UPIJ - Behind the resignalion of Sir Alec Douglas-Home as leader of Brit· ain 's Tory party last week is the story of a distinguished career all but ruined by television. It is 8 tate that may well chill the marrow of aspiring politif'ians everywhere. The tax monies that residents of this county pay in the largest amount goes to education . Granted that it does not pay the bigger share of the tot.l expense of the schools, because that IS through slate channels In our book that is ample evidence that ali of us recog· nize the importance ol education for the future of our vouth and the country. The additional federal munies will be tn a large part directed to assist in the war on poverty to eliminate the slum schools and those of sub standard qualltv that in some instances have been the ult of segregation. One of the state· rr >ts made by Hubert Humphrey in regard to this ooproach to education and the part that t plays seem rather rarlical He stated. "That any nation that believes in justice must see that those on the hottom receive more than those on top " He added that schools can rescue millions of children. making 8 new pat~ern for them of "self esteem, self respect, ambition and responsibility." re The blg question is as to whether the task facing educators can be met It calls for courage and flexibility, with a large measure of imagination to innovate to accomplish the high sounding goals that are supposed to he met through the large federal outla.v First and foremost as in any ion~ estahlished 11rganlzation is to face the fact that old ways of doing things are not good enough, but to ~lve up those old ways will be very painful, and will involve a lot of trial and error, which will arld furth er to the expense of education. We have been trying for a long time to instill ambition into people, and it will be in. tere!l!ill~ to see how it can he rlone wi'h the pre!ll'nt level of apathy in that directlon.-DCW I The unoffi cia l reason for Sir Alec's ahrupt departure was the party desi re for a younger and more dyn;.amic man-a somewhat quamt excuse m a nation who."e two greatrst modern leaders were still functioning well into the 70s 1Churchill) and DOt :TOR SA\'S By Wavne f.. Brandstadt. M.D. Although nothing could be mure ~eadl) than for all Jndl· vidn•ls to be .xaclly alike, modern yo ·1ths persist in bemoan· ing ~heir failure to be as tall as the others in their group. A 12vea1-old buy writes that some of hi'> frit•nds are hiking pills to make !oem grow. Smce he Is sli~htlv , horter than some ol IUs (nends he wants to know wl1ntht> 1 he should take them tu<o This 1s a highly controversial subjec t and no p<tt answer can bt- eiv:-n. It is true that m une ~~"oUp nt children who~e growth 80s (f.ladsl.one). Sir Alec io a slender, tireless 62, a long way phystcally or mentallv from the fireside and slippers at one of his ancestral homes and to the naked- if not the television-eye at least a1 vigorous as the titre.. middleaged pudgy pretenders to the succession, Reallm Failure But the truth is that he had finally come to recognize that he couiJ nut projed to the electorate the image that would help his party return to power at the nex1 general electmn. For all his personal charm, absolule integrity, long experience in for· ta~ing the hormones would have without them. Jn aiJ 0('Curre~ children at some lime in puberty 'here is a period of rapid growth but no one can predict when It will start. Some children with a short stature are backward in school and because of their self-consciousness become socially with· dntwn When given growth hor· morw-s some or them show mark..t improvement in the classroom Rnd in sodal behavior. In others, however, the problems of maladjustment lie deeper •nd even though their stature increases, their psycholoical j:!rot.lerr remaiM as acute aa ever For this reason It Is unWist' lO rush into a course of hnrroor.::~l treatment without a thorou~h psychological as well as phy<;iral checkup. h•rl d••finitely been stunted by st>vere asthmatic <Jttarks stanzolol a male hormone , bt'O PVtll their growth back within ttle norm:1l exi*Ctancy bas- Another deterrent to this type of tre::~tment is that It is still very expensive. Furthermore in some c·hildren over-stimulation ol growth results in a short rd un ;I~P and height. In ano1ht>r ~nJUJl, who were sourt which stops short of the des1red height. These persons shown to have a dr!irtency of thus !"it to attain the height lh• t"''"'"~'Y gland (pituitary that they should have reached dw~:trd s or who wl're late ma· had they not taken the hor1uring. me11umdros1enolum.•. al· mnne. so !:1 nulle hormone, caused an Until much more ts known lncreas~ 1n height. Both drugs about !he f;H"hlrs thaf control havP the disadvantage that they ~rowlh the best course is to are \ik,.ly lu hasten the onset of teach your short child to be puh'.!rtv . comphwent. Many fammJI It is oflen difficult to diner- men \we been shorter than Pnliate between a hereditary ,.eragc As B. B. Goldbioom l•ndency to be short a11d lower- so aptly expressed it: "What ff1 dctivity of Ihe plluitary. It goes inlo a child's mouth is less lli likewi ~e hard to lell whelher import'mt than what comes out the increase in growth after ol it " 1 eign affairs and ancient lineage he had failed ill at least oof vital medium. He was, in short, 1 cltaaater on television. When 1 1111 Britain 1 few days before Sir Alec resigned he was still insisting be wa1 going to lead the party In the next election. The entiA telev\•lon Industry was certaiD bt wasn't. They were waiting for him to admit to himself that all that man and science could do to give him televlsior appeal had been tried and found want.ing. Use Every Anal• They had photographed him left profile. They had photographed him ril!bt profile. They bad pbotoraphetl him fullface, three-quarter Ia~ and every olher known angle except look· ing back at the cameraa over his shoulder. They had rised the lights. They bad lowered the lights. They had coached him in deliverin well-reheaned impromptu jokes a n d puns. They had tauht him l.o swivel only his eyes to the cue board to avoid teleprompter oeck. None of it worked. And while this would be serioua enough In the United States II Is even more fatal under the British political system which pita party chief against ptll'ly chief -man to man-oa every issue and thus places even more stress on the television peraonaliltes of ill leaden than our own. Sir Alec waa the first to admit, ruefully, that hi1 angullr face and still upper Up-which many found attractive off-streen - made him took oddly puppetlike before the cameras. One television satire proeram used to produce a ventrUoqulst'l dummy cruelty like Sir Alec. Ttleviolon Na1111'81 To make matters worse Labor party Prime Minister Bar· old Wilson is a television aatural, a brltilant speaker and mugger, the most deadly ad Ubber I• British politica. Trained in the thoughlful world of diplomacy Sir Alec had ueilber lbe m:perlence nor tralnln& to match hlm off the cuff, either on television or in the dally duelling in tbe House of Com· Hado WHAT ELSE IS NEW Tina LouiN admits she and t.. Crana are bllrothed, but ..ya no wlddtng dale hal beeo aet . . . Maria Callu 18 treeing a speclallat lD Parta about ller low blood pressure. It's alfected bor so that even In the current de gree heal wave the opera 1tar doeln't nnlllrt outdOCII'II without • fur tii'IPPed around ber ahoulder1 , . . The liDes out.sido the Pilla 1b1atre for "Till Knack" are aa wild and wayIMII II tbe Z1J11 111m lJI!ldt. Tbll other nllht there wa• • blarded fellow carryiJII an 0\'t!'o weight monkey on hll lboulder and two lh'll weurtng tbt shortIll shorts Ibis Bide of St. Tropez. (1be lh'll sot in, but not the chap with tbe chimp.) .... It'• not been officially confirm. eel at leall In the U. S. but rumors have Mrs. PhiUJII Wahl expecting a baby. Sbe'a better known II Jrlna Demicll, alar Of "1bose Mqnlflcenl Men In Their Flying MacblDel," and If the reporll are true, 1ht must be ecatadc. Wben aht waa In New York In June lbe told me •he 11111 "very dllappotnted lbat she btd beeo married two years and there waa no baby yet; she especially ye111111 for 1 little girl ... Tommy Thompson, the Life entertainment expert, baa writ.ten a script that would be per· feet for Natalie Wood. Good II· tie: "Anything You . Can Do." . Booldng asent Joo Glaser, who hal Loull Arlllllronl and Bubra Strelland lD htJ fabulolll stablt of cllenta, wanta to lien up Romlle Dove - 1 great comptirnenl to the JOUJlllkJier, whole price hll rlaeD to t3.5tltl a week In alm01t no time at all. And he's booked for • aolld 1week tour. which ·happens only to the biggest stan these day• The International Beauty Pageant 111111termlndl are negotiating over 110me hot tinea trying to gel tovelles from Poland and Czechoslovakia to emerge from behind tbt !roo Curtain to take part In tbelr bathing suit contest In Califor· nia thla August. Universal bos a blockbuster they've been keepinJ under wraps. It's an espionage flocg. er titled, ''The lperess File." and feature~ a new kind of hero, a secret agent who w..,n glasses. Women at the first pre. view kept comparing him with Peter O'Toole, which Is pretty snappy comparing. Actually be's an ector named Michael Caine .. . What's Ibis? T!tere'1 now an electric wallpaper? . . . One of the DIOII popular entertalnen in the world has intimates convinced his mmta1e woo't last out the year, And It seemed so successful - they're tht balldbolden·ln-public type Paramount e1ecuUves don't know mons. You don't ad llb a treaty or an aide memorire. And yet, because British networks must be scrupuioUJ aboUt equal exposure, every time Wll· If'. commented on a· public ts•ue on television Sir Alec had to reply, It was no centeat. He had chance after chance to cut down the narrow Labor lead but, according to l~t pollR, never really succeeded. Sir Alec's failure on television II not the whole story of course, but it 18 st1Jllfic.8Dt that all of the candidates for hll job art abo highly experienced broldeaaters. Meanwhile bis passing from the leadership prvvee you ean be a good mau without being a good television mao. It also supports the contention of Gore VIdal, the author and sometime politician, that no bomely candidate w\11 ever llllD bt elected to blab olllct. whether to laugh or cry over the raah of organizations complalnIDl[ about the theme of Rock Hudson's next picture, "Sec> onds," In which ha playl 1 63yelll'-Old man wbo IIDilet&oea phlatic surgery In order to eacape from his wUe and child· reD. The studio never expected Ibis ldnd of publlc relattona probo 11111 - but they figure It's tba son of controversy that spella the biB box office ... Sharon Percy. daughter of former Dlinols Gov. "Chuck" Percy, Is 1Jl811dilll the 8UII)o mer working for Jolm Lindsay'l mayoral!) campaign . . . T b 1 promotion boys at Fleet Pubo llshing have been combing tbt illllde joke with the colleJe try - they're trytna to &et Rep. Adman Powell to comment one way or the other about hll new biOf!l'aphy, "Adam Clayton Po- • , • well and the Politics of Race,• by Nell Hickey and llld Jild. win. So far the CongressiDID won't eveD admit ha'l rtld tbt buok, which may be the lfrlt limo lD bla colorful career thai h•'s ever beeo silent about anything. Movie theatre ownen lD Rome bave juat voted Mickey Harlitay lbe 111011 promillna )'UUilfl actor ot lhl year, Wrtlt your own pmcbllnt •.. Sllll• Alan Dlle'1 Uv~ autobloF• ph)', "Tho Spitler ud the Mil" lonettes," devolel eonstderablt I['Ace to hll Involvement with Pat Ward. who made quill 1 few headlines to the dayt of the Mickey Jelke care . . Playwright loneai!O hll been takinl the eleeptng eure In a SWiss sanatorium, to test btl nervous problems. 2-Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, 19811 ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle[)Ort, 0., July 27, lHI;f All Star Cookie Gilchrist Runs into Big Block-$400,000 Suit by Broncos --------------~----- Defending KC Champs , Bumped by Middleport "' By JEFF MEYERS Mac Speedle warned Cookie be change for a future draft choice ward Los Angeleo rookie Doug The Kyger Creek Little Hayman singled ahd Van Meter the evening, Pt. Piusanl UP! Sports Writer wouldn't be traded to Oakland while the Philadelphia Eagles Woodlief, wb t had left League Tournament was assurtripled. Tires scored two ruaa lD tjl4. Club officials in both the Na- under any circumstances. asked waivers on 10-year defen- Rams because he was ho,ne-1 ed of a new champion Monday Jim Wiliams led the Red second inning aod defeated 1111 tion.al and American football Aoother prominent player to stve opectallst Don Burroughs. sic:;, returned to camp. · as defending champions, So• with a double and single. Middleport Red Sox, 4-1. leagues are making their first run into early trouble wa' John- The Redskins sisnetl halfback Buffalo place kicker and Gallipolis Red Sox, were Ray Harmon and Alden The two • run rally saJJ • lessons of the seaRon costly ny S;lmple, defensive back of Lonnie Sanders and defensiv• goat specialist Pete Gor!oiatkl II\ <lefeated, 5·3 by the Middleport Wede~eyer had the other Red single by Higginbothen, 8 hit ones, 1the Washington Redsklns, who end Carl Kammerer and way- was the only Btl!! holdout. Veteran players wbo reported' was suspended indefinitely by Yankees. Sox hils. . batsman and singieo by GOQd.. The Red Sox Jumped ahead . to thr various training camps the National League Club ofr a I'm In the other game!, tht Porn- 3-t after three innings but the mte an.' Harbrecht. in the last few days nordty had series ol training camp violathio eroy T.gero shaded Fruth's yankees evened it in the fourth .] Hrggmbothen and. l!awl<lll a chance to echange their swim- lions. Pharmacy , 3·1 and Pt. Pleasant Walks proved costly for both i led thr wmners wtth two ming trunks for battle helmets Steve Stonebreaker of the Dunlop Tires defeated the Mid· learns •• Randy Hamiltoo and hrts . each. before se11eral of tlrem were NFL's Baltimore Colts escaped dleport Red Sox, 4-1. St Bt !ked . nd l Otter and Flower bad lbt eve owers wa mne a f "'ddl rt faced with the prospect of los- tightly comparoo to the tale of 1y h't ·t two wh'l fanmng . 16 · IV.tn· I onR ' s or "'' h WildneSI proved to be the dif· ' ' e the epo . . . h [. ing money faster than they Gilchrist and Sample. The lineterence in the Gallipolis Red ning hurler Van Meter whiltawhslonDwads tWtknnthmg Ioiii' could ever eam it. backer ended a one-day self· . 1erw1e o son oo e ss. ed Sox . Middleport Yankee game 14 and ISSUed SIX free passes. Rawson rann ed ome . an d wa'bCookie Gilchrist, always a imposed retirement Monday be~r fast number on tbe playing field, cause be said he couldn't af· as three walks and two hit ""IGERS EDGE FRUTHS ed five . once again was leading the ford th< $1110 a day fine 1mbatsmen In the fifth . inning The Pomeroy Tigers scored a [)(ldson whiffed 10 while t.. pack. Tbe 6-3, 251-poun( lull· posed on him until he settled Unite<l Prell lllttl'IUinoaal Jthe Twins to an 1-2 triumph brough' home the wmn~ng runs. single run in the third. fourth suint nc walks but be hit two back ra• into an awesome block his contract. Sam Meie sympathized with over Baltimore and Haggerty led the Mtddleport ;and sixth innings to edge the b•tters. on Monday afler he told off~ In other news from the train- Don Mincher'o requOII to be' their league lead to 41!1 games. attack wrth two smgles wh1le f'ruth's Pharmacy team. 3-1. j ctals ol the Denver Broncos ing camps: traded last spring and told him In tbe only other AL contest, ~ By untie<[ Pre•s lnternatlooal G. Skinner. R. Abbott, R. that he would play only with Billy Joe, the big fullback so. Los Angeles trtmmed Boston • Amerlcao League "l'""~'PW§Hhim~· &~~¥(!}!%'\ Dixon, E. Youn~ and B. Black· J the Oakland Raiders. Gilchrist, who was traded to the AFL's The Minnesota manager abo fl.2. ATHENS Ohio tUPil _ slon collected the Tigers well- . one of the hrghest-priced play. Buffalo Bisons for Gilchrist, put told Mincher ''no dice" becaWHJ The LoJ. Angel.. Dodgers . W. L. Pet. Ohio Univ;rsity's albleHc lie- scattered five safeties. "'' in the AFL, has a $35,000 on an imptesslve performance he ha~ more sympathy for the boosted their Nation&~ League Mmnesota ~! ~ 629 ' 583 ket maiiiOf expects the fool- Clark and Curtts Roush led contract with Denver. for his new teammates. Twms des1re to wtn the Amer· lead to two games w1th a S-4 Ballnnore ~ w ball team to attract lear C!a- 1 the Fruth attack w1U1 two and • Empire Sports Inc., which op- Veteran halfback Phil King ican League ~"';""ant. . . victory over Cincinnati, St. Cleveland 55 40 .579 5 pacity crowds for Its games one hit respectively. . erateo the Broncos, hll Gilchrist was traded from the National As the Twins only Ieg1t1mate Louis outslugged San Francisco Detroit 53 40 .!>70 6 R Abboll went the dtstance ~,....,,...--.., with a $400.000 breach ol con- League's Pittoburgh steeters to first baseman, it became iD- 7-4 and Mi~waukee blanked Chrcago 52 42 .!i>J 71!1 here this fall. . and fanned 11 for the w1nner~ _.....,.,.,. tract suit and Denver Coach the Minnesota Vikings lD ex- creasmgiy emharrassmg to the Houston fi.O rn the only NL New York 48 51 .485 14 husky, 27-year-<Jld lefl·haadoo games scheduled. Los Angeles 46 52 .469 15\1 : We averaged well over 12,001 i while B11rdette turned in a sim! swinger to continue riding the Killebrew added his 20th Washington 42 56 .429 19\1 more people last year than ' ilar job try fanning 13. bench and pinch-bitting. And homer to the Twins' attack Boston 35 60 .368 25 the pri!Yioas oeason and we PT. PLEASANT . RED SOX when Mete moved home run against Milt Pappas, who gave Kansas City 30 61 .330 28 are making extensive plans Jn the opening eonl.est of thio summer lG raise that ·-~~ j king Harmon Killebrew to firot up all eight runs including four Monday's Resulto mark," said Date ScbumaehSCHEDtTLES TWO GA~~S base thio spring, Mincher saw1 unearned tallies. Jim Grant, Minnesota B Baltimore 2, night er. Sl'OCKHOLM. Swooen tUPII l the handwriting on the wall. wrth rehef from Gary Roggen- Los Angeles 6 Bos. 2,mght The United States Olympic ; He waa right. Meie has used burk in the seventh, won his ' Only games ocbedutedJ. .. ... The Bobcat• last year led him sparingly this season, 11th game against three losses.' Tuesdoy's Probable Pitcbero lh• Mid· American Conference basketball team. wh1ch ~on tht~ ' ' starting the Alabama native Jtm Gregosi belted his 12th C\ucago at Cleveland <ntghtl ; ln attendance al home games. gold medal at the Tokyo games i LOS ANGELES UP!) - of two-l'lln homers, knocked by only ~gains! ~ertain right-hand· homer and singled home. an- - Pete... 5-81 vs. Terry (9-4).i The groundwork is being last year, has scheduled I w o' There must be something In the a P•ir of tight hitters. eel prtchers 1n certain parks, Jother run. as the Angels trrpped Mmnesola at Washmgton 2,1 laid now, Schumacher sald, to games here before going to the 1 sig~t ·Jf a Cincinnati uniform Th , 4 d . . 1 , __ A aod as a replacement for Krlle- the Red So' on George Brunet's1two · mghtl - Perry 17·1) and t tocrease the capacity of the umversily world championships 1 1 or um n- brew in the second game of ·' SIX· · h.tt ptlc · h'mg. Former Re d'S.te bter I00) d that Iurns that coltection ol 1 e'" ectSJon · or Kaa t 1.981 · vs. stadium to abolll 35.000 with- in Budapes •. Aug. 20-29. " banjo hitters" called the Los gees ope~e up t~ t~<>-~ame doubleheaders. ,sox outfielder Lou Clinton tri- lRichert •Hii and Daniels 15-9). 1 in slx or seven years This Angelo. Dodgers into a group l ~ap edover dmcmna • w >ct ap- Monday night was one of jpled and sco~d the decisive jber tfl.7). RIDES TKIPLE 1·• woald permit Ohio to schedule p~ar y once more ore. . · b 1 t B J' · of Aabe Rulbs. . t~ rea tnuse " cert81n" mghts •nd run on a smgle by Bo Rodg.os Age es at a llmore some of lbe national powers. STANTON Del. IUPfl 1 1 Maybe it's the red which does "-"n e op spo · Mincher, who is averqlng a ers in the eighth and Vic Pow- ' night) - May (4-8) vs. Bar- <F """"'~""''"'"'., .,, .,.~ '·''"' '"' .Iockey Billy Phelps sc o r e d I it, much as It causes a bull to Jim Maloney took the loso home run eve~ 11.5 times .at jer smgled h?me two more in jber tfl.71. . . .. · · · · three victories in a row :'.Inn-· charge over everything in sight ••d Johnny Podres, making his hat, cracked his 12th roundtrrp-lfhe lour-run mmng. Dave Mo;e- , DetrOit at. New .York <2, lwt· , GF.:rs HIGH WEIGHT day at Delaware Park. scoring I to ~et at it. first appearance since July 9 per wrth two on base to lead bead (5-11) was lbe loser. mghtl - Sparma (fl.31 and 1 StANTON . Del. tUPn - Mrs. aboard Ranch Matd <$.1.401 mi In ony case, it was working when oe putted a muscle in his ~- ~- ~ Agutrre 10.51 vs. Ford t.ll.fl) ; F.thet D. Jacobs' affecttonately the third. <kala Roy 1$HOt in 0 afain Monday night when the side ~ot credit for the win. It , :•nd Bouton 14-ll) . 1has been assrgned btgh wetght jthe fourth and Braney Sta- ' Roo• and Dodgers hooked UP in was his fourth and half of his I Kansas City at Boston 12, of 131 pounds for Saturday's l tton i$13401 in the filth. a game with the National victories are against the Reds. 'IWJ • mghl i -Talbot (8-61 and runnmg of the $100.1100 added League lead at stake. Rally Fatbr Short Hunter !0-2) vs. Lonborg IS-Il l Delaware Handicap. AUTHOR DIES Loa Angeles coUecled • pair Pndres bad to leave after five and Stephenson 11·31. I SAN DIEf.O, Calif. IUPf) innings because the side was tJ . . Wednesday 's G•mes i CAPTAIN NAMED Eugene Burdick, ~7. who co·aubothering him and Cincinnati al· Pomeroy scored in the bot· final game. The wmner w>H t Detroit at New York, l LONDON (UPI I _ Joe Carr , t.hored acid attacks on Amen- nlr Hlttr cigarette II ,_.,... wltll most charged back at th~ ex- tom ball of th~ lith Inning on m.ove into the finals where the !Chicago at Clevel~od, niht 1was named Monday as the cap- 'j can foreign policy and th• nu - America's best-tastina: p/Pf tot.cco pense of reliever Bob Miller, hack 1<>-back 11ngles by J en "'.nner of the Mtddteport, Che- 1Mrnnesota at Washmgton, t•m of the lO.man Brtttsh Walk- clear arms racr in "The Ugly -famous Half and Half. Get plaa. twico a loser to the Reds this Bort and Bob Burdette to grve shirt game lthJO Frtdayl w11! ' Los Angeles at Baltrmore, Cup golf team whit·h wilt \ Amorican" and "Fail Sale" lng aroma, great new tule. 'fQ 1 season. Pomeroy 1 10-t victory over play for the championship. . Kansas City at Boston, night meet the Umted States at the eottapsed and died Mondav ~n ,.c~ today. Cincinnati got the fint oppor- New Haven In the Syracuse .Burt: who was also the wmNallonal League Five Farms Course m Bal- ,a tennis court at a swank retunity when it got men on first tournament for Pony leaguers. mog prtcher. ted off the llth by W. L. Pet. GB timore, Md .. Sept. 3_4. ....,~J;:.J.,.._.,.,z;,.,,_.,.,..., 1sort. •nd !bird in the first inning Pomeroy now will play Mas- hitting a solid single into right. Los ..~ngeles 59 42 .584 with no one out on singles by oo at 5:30 p.m. today rn a serru- He then stole second and short- Cmcmnat1 56 43 .566 Z Some of the top drivers In the leadoff man Tommy Harper ly afterward scampered home San Francisco 52 42 .553 3'h Eastern United States witt com- and P•te Rose. Frank Robinson on Burdette'• hard •mgle to ' Milwaukee li2 43 .547 4 ' pete In opening night events brought a man borne with a center . Phtla 49 47 .!>10 7\1 · saturday, July 31, at Skyline sacrifict fly, after Vada Pinson The "ew Haven team fa1loo Prtts . 50 49 .51!; 8 Spetodway, the area's newest and •truck out. but there the ratty Hall ol Fame Game w get a hit off Burt during the St. . LouiS 49 49 .500 81!1 largest auto racing track local- ended. at Cooperllow•. N.Y. two innings played last even- Chtcagn 45 54 .455 13 1 ed near Stewart, 0. Maury Wills beat out an In- NY (A) 001 023 OlD- 7 11 0 ing. In the lOth, Pomeroy had 1Houston 43 53 .4~ 13\1 1 They will be joined by many field hit in the first inning and Phil~ _ runners at second and third New York , 32 65 .330 25 000 030 1101 4 9 3 local favorites from Ohio and I scored on Willie Davis' fifth Blanco Brenneman (S) and with one out, but a double play Monday ' Resufls · ts homer of the season. Davis Is Howard, • Gibbs II). Burdette, en d•d th• threa t· St Louis . · · wJth t'1me trta Wes t V1rgm1a, 1 Mil k 7 San Franctsco · 4 srheduled for 6:30 EST and rae- hitting at about .2611. IWebuck ,61 , Belinsky 17 ) and , The <wo teams bad ~tayed to , Lo w~u e~ 6 Hous. 0, mghl es an flour later. , Corrales Dalrymple 171 , Win- a 9-9 deadlock last Fnday in 5 ng~ es 5 Cm . 4,m~ht Six heal races and a 35-lap The Oodgers got three rn the B. Lo D-•he opening game of the tour- I Tuosday' Probable Prtcben · · . . ner - renneman. ser-fl.,IJC- · Ph'l11d 1 h' t PI b h feature will be on tap at the :lhrrd as Maloney. walked Jim buck. HRs _ Boyer, Gibbs, nament before the game was • P ra a Its urg : three-eighths mile high bank dirt Lefebvre .. a .230 htller .who has Pepitone Lopez, llerrnstein. called because of darkness af- 2, twr • mghtl - Short m-7) . trark finished just this week. a fantasttc "clutch hrttrng" Tee· • -ter nine innings. and Herbert 14-5 1 vs. Frtend 1>- ! ~II will be open competition, ord against t.he Reds, and Wes Cbi (N) _ 7) and S!Sk 13·0). . , 000 000 011 2 5 2 Sbl'fr mndified events, with In· Parker hit hiS fourlh homer of Chi lA) 001004 02x- 7 12 I In 1919, a serious race riot New York at Cbrcago Frsh· l HHry Duty Long Wurlng ~ianapolis-type cars included in lh• season Parkor is batting Broglio Hendley (6) and 'lbroke out on the Chicago bath· ]"r O·tl) vs. Buhl tlll-71. ~ iiuaJii., Twins Hike AL L ead with Win . I' HELEN HELP US! NO EASY WAY Dear Helen: WiU you please send me the name of a hypnotist? I want to be sUm and pretty but I just can't atick to a diet. So I want ' poat.-hypnotlc Illig· gestlool about not being hungry and wanting to exercise a lot. Then I'd have It madel -PUSH· lNG 1&. Dear Puahlng: Sorry . . . . It takes psycholof1, not hypnosis, to Jet and STAY slim. There Is no.- repeat NO easy. painless way to reduce If you're weight • prone, so stop dreaming and start suffering! (And If you don't think a swtlcb from goopy gunk to hard bolted eggs et at is pain, you've never tried it) You can't lose pounds without feeling pangs, but you CAN educate yourself to enjoy wilt not precisely enjoy. but appreciate - those pango, in the same way you'd take pride in sore muscles after strenuous uercise. Psychology, see? View mild hunger as an accomplishment and soon it will stop drivin1 you to the refrigerator. Your doctor will provide a lell!ible diet, but It isn't going to satisfy you right off, because righ prvtein foods don't ftll In the hollows Ub starches and sweets. The only way you'll remain on It IS - change your whole attitude to one which aays, ''My health and my appearance are more Important than the temporary pleasure I get from gorging myself," and "Being a llttle hunyry makes me more alert and alive." Ill really does, you know.) -H. Dear Helen: We went on a trtp recently and I want to register a protest against those gruesome signs along the highway. I don't mean advertisements - they're kind of fun to read - but those big bill boards that show things like two cars craahtng together and two skeletons hanging out, with a caption, "Don't play 'rushin& roulette• ," ate, I counted five of them to 25 miles of o~ wise beaut\ful mountain aeenery, always on curvea. If tba driver took hia eyea off tho wheel to read those prlsh tastele111 nwnstrosltles, (and who could help II when one algn lbowed aa open coUlD with a skeleton Inside, another a weeping mother and her "two llttle orphans") he'd bt almoll aure to become another statitUc, If these alp are put up by tbe State htshway department, then I don't think much of til management! - NAUSEATED Dear N: Theae siiJ!a are NOT put up by State agenciee. They're paid for by private do-gooders, whose taste, In my oplnloo, II obnoxious. I'm lied somebody agrees with me! - H. Yoar Belptnc Baad lle[lll'lllleat Dear Readers: A number of you have asked. where to aend your cancelled stamps and colorful post cards. Mrs. AI Zilka, 2901 Benjamin St, N.E., Mtnnesapolis, Minnesota, iB a semi-invalid who collects both as a hobby, Sht would appreciate your e1tras. Thanks tots. -H. Dear Belen: Here's another whyohwhy. Pray tell me why my wife leaves lights on all over the house - except lu the room where she's working or reading, where she struggles along, till it's ball dark before she flips the switch? -JIM Dear Jim: Dunno, but probably It baa to do with the same subconscioua drive that sends you to the ONE collar-buttonleas shirt in tbe closet wben teo othen are waiting there. , And prompta the kids to han& up their clothes nutly ONLY when they're due fnr the wash! -H. This column Is dedicated to family ,Uvlng, so If you're having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen belp YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad· dress Helen Bottel to care of Ibis newspaper. B~RRY'S WORLD Simple Dodger Formula Wills, Walk, Steal, Error, EquaIs Run· LA 5 Reds 4 I ! I pomeroy Breaks T'Ie Ill 11th T0 ID ponv League 0pener w· Top Eastern Drivers are I I0 Stewart 1 VACATION AUTO REPAIR Line Scores • I 1 the field. .24G Krug Pizarro Lary (6) and ing beach skirting Lake Mlchi- , ( MhlllwiaukeeC Houston . at 1 · of 1 nd : . • . bo t · mg oomnger IJ2.fl) vs Th . re. sections sa s pro- That old bugaboo of Cincinna· Marltn. Wmner - Przarro. Los- gan a1ter a Negro y was a. Oierker <4-41. . v1de. seatmg along the front 11 pitchers this season _ the er .- Brogho. HRa - Marlm, tacked.. Thlrty-etght persons Cincinnati at Los An· stra1g~t-away for 2.>00 special- walk _ cost another run in the Batley. were killed.-- - - -- ·getes tnightl _ Ja lll-2) ors E trh seat .'' "'"'"' ..... ·' frame as Maloney walked Wills . . Drysdale (15-ll). y vs. vtew ~ the entire well-hghted and Jim Gilliam with two out. ~rtt• IN) 2110 000 200 4 10 Morehead, Duhba (8), Earley St. Louis at San Francisco track fhree Iorge I'"', .... They m•de a double steal and (!eve 1A) 000 102 -3 8 1 <81 and Tillman. Loser -: More- (niht) _ Purke eas prov'rl" ample space for 1Wills 'Wored on John Edwards' Ellis, Wood 1.7) and Crandall, head l'i-111. HR -Fregost I 12th) Spahn l4-l2). Y ' 7·71 vs. automobll., ,.,. .I Jhrow mto leftfleld in an elfort Virgil <7 ). Weaver, Bailey (51, !Only games scheduled) W•dnesda,y's Gameo The 1:rano opening wtll maug- to nip him Wolfe (7) and Azeue, Srms (51. St. Louis al San F ... urate a schedule of raeing ev· Winner - Ellis. Loser-Bailey. Milw 400 020 000- 6 I 0 New York •t Chi/anct~o ery Satunla) night at lhe SpeedJay Start• Tootgbl HR-Stargelt. Houston 000000000 - 000 Philadelphia at Pi:':;.. h way , acrordlng to Track Man" Blasmgame 112-7) and Torre. Ci . . g•n aget l•ck Butter. , Leo ~ardenas cut the gap to American Loague Bru~. Giusti (51 and Brand. M~~=:!~ a\~ Angeie~. n The solid red elay traek Is 5-2 with hrs seventh homer of Minnesota 300 011 300 8 7 1 Loser - Bruce (7-12). HRs- 1 a ouston, mght located four mites off u. s. the se•son In the third inning_ Baltimore 002 000 000- 2 10 3 Alou <16th), Torre <19th), FIGHT RESULTS Roule 10 on Athens County Road 1 . Grant, Rnggenburk (7) and By Unite<[ p 3 between Athens and Parkero- dn ~he eight~, dGordy Coleman Batley. Pappas, Palmer t81, Cincinnati JOt 000 02()- 4 9 2 LAS VEGAr;'s ln~nadODal. burg Rutter said between 25 an ose smg e off Miller and Larsen 19) and Bro•m. Winner Los Ang. 230 000 OOX-5 S 0 uez . -. UIS Rodrrand 40 drivers wilt be compet- Tommr Harper drew 8 walk. A -Grant 111-3). Loser - Pappao Maloney, Davidson <I) and g · !51!, Miamt, outpomted lng for prizes, with a :op purse l!elrler' choice was sandwiched tJ0-4). HRs - Mincher I12th), Edwards. Padres, Miller (6), f~," Assumpcao, 151, Brazil of f-100 going to the feature win- In between and two runs scored. Brown 13rdl. Killebrew 12th). P~ranoski (81 and Roseboro. · ner. Roo Perranoskl came on with -Wmner - Pndres (4-5 I. Lo.er- NEW 0 Some of the famiUar racing the baseo loaded and got Tony St. Louis ,021 002 101- 7 t I Maloney (11-51. HRo-W. Davis t W h~LEANS - Bob Fosnames who wilr be on hand Perez ID ground out to end the San Fran 000 200 020- 4 9 3 (5th), Parker <4th), Cardenas er, tedasHngtoo, D. C., outare Luke Easter ot West La- threat Gibson, Dennis (8) and Me- 17th) '7~n enry Hank, Detroit FayeUP; Dave Lundy, Monroe. Carver. Marlehal, Perry (41, (Only games scheduled). ( ). ville, Pa.; Wayne McGuire, Tomght .Joey Jay lfl.2) will Sanford (1), Henry (9) and · Gra1son Ky.; Paul Reed. ~0 aft~r his third win In a row, Hatler. Winner- Gibson 1!2-tl). Morgantown. w. va.; sam opposing Don Drysdal~ (15-11, Loser - Maricllal 115-ll). Erwin Portsmouth Gene who broke a per110nal fiVe-game White tlflh). Tallm~n . Clarksburg,' w. Va.; i 1•sing streak by hitting a homNatloul Ltape Tomm) Dickson, Marietta; aod l er ~nd .bealtng. the Reds at Lo• Ang 001 010 040- 8 9 Don Adams. Lo~n. ClncmnaU m thetr last encount- !!aston 200 aoo oao-z 5 3 · ·Brunet (7-6) and Rodgers. HARD WORK TO END HIRMAN, Qhlo tUPI) T!te bard work will end Wednesday for the Cleveland Hrowns In ' '' ' . ' ' their preparation lor the game Aug. s In Chtcaso a~aiast th~ College AU-stars. Head Coach Blanton. Collier .JI.I!.¢f!Vf UNTIL ,30 . •· AUG,l,IIT ' .. aald ihat "we've picked lbe package • o( plays . tb~t we eMONDAY~..:c&:OSI!~' 1 •; lhoughli 11!18~1 go '!Jell ' tbt Sten,"' and f\'ilm here' ott eTu"., W~.-i.ay, thu~ ..:.:'4 . world'thalnplOIII 11'10 ~nd •friday•.S1furclay, l.u~ .... . ..,...,. ttine , [!Olllhtn• eueutjcill <·, lbeJil. PARENTS/ IHE DAILY SENTifl .... •... See us for important f!/· Pomeroy Bowling Lanes ' OPEN ··IOWUNG SHDULE -----• - ........... .. -sr ... • I ' ·~~ ' ...... > J' .,.,. -. • • ~!..., • • • llllfnlalt ol MtJicmt , • ,N . . . .. . . . . . . . ----- I, ' ALLOY COATED STEEL MUFFLERS BY HAVILAND 1fd Chevy Plymouth 12.88 5 FREE MUFFLER INSPECTION GLASS PACK OR STANDARD MUFFLERS ss.ssNO CHARGI FOR INSTALLATION ... BRAKE SHOES HEAVY DUTY LINING BY BENDIX 4 WHEELS INSTALLED Wheel Cup And M1ster Cylinder Kit Installed with Brek. Job 11 Reesoneble Additionel Cost. HEAVY DUTY DOUBLE ACTION 21NSTALLED FOR ONLY SHOCKS 12.99 5 SPARK PLUG AND TUNE-UP KIT e FISHING TACKlE e PICNIC SUPPliES e POOl SUPPliES AT SALE PRICES MOORE MAIN ST. POM~Y I .\. . Pipe in a filter? Cigarette , s ' �,.....,-1 ~ I' •' ~ • -- -' ,.,. ~ I, •• , ''·' jill;, " Rail's Ramblings. • • . • ..By . ll.trtha Parker .. . drovea for 11101'8 Juurall" presents so true a plctur• fl. pooiiiJ in cle/S'•• pl¥1118. fabulous Jl!!w YOflr. ill 1111' hep. Well, sit, I -~ It 0111 filr day, the ''JIIJIIIIN 'J'Wtllliea" six noble weeks. Not the kids that u wm pay you to stnp off fault, not the SUpt. (Lee Me- and enjoy it. - all werai'IP4 wIll"· Author Ge!1e Fowler, 11$Did yQil see a fll'tari!CW IIIII 4Jso .Jlf •:Good Jifllllj, spult.-, thea cllM out! WIIO, P11J1ce," (Job1J1Ji1'1111D") 11ft I fl Co~) ev~~r f j J.Ir, 1'1111 llrcber ol Columbus apeot a day recent$y wilb Mr. By Tom RaU ..._ 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, ]J185 'd ~0 U Kn. o·W D 'Jf1'h at • • • ? Laurel Cliff Sooiety Notes rw• . ..,·-··-·--· .. . . ......... ................... ----· .--..·. ......... ...... . -. __ .. .. -. --·..... ·--......... - . ,...........,.............. _........................... .. ... ".............. _ .... __............. ·-_ ... _._ .............. ~ ... .:·~~· ..... _ .... .......... ...' , __ ..... .. - .. ,.,,,. - -· ,,~, ...., ......................... -_._ .......... .-··~,..... -.. -·"'""'·""' ..... _. ............ ""' .., ....... - ,_ ........ ""'· .......... ~ ""' ...... .... ' ..,_ .... ,~......,_., ... ···" .......... ........... ~ .... ,.., -·- ,..........,. - .N...................... ..,. ... ...............,._...,_ "'"'· ...... <•""• . .... .... ... .............."'-· ... ......-__..........,..._~-·--"""' ""....... ..... '""----.. ..... """"'""· -... ·~~ .""...,-."" ...... ··-~"""''""'· .""".... ' -,_ "" . "' ......... -. ---·-··-·· ,.,. ....... ' · ......... ........... ~_... _..,...... ...,.~.,..MO..,.. - ......,.. -·-- . - •"-~·--·"'..,.,.. .,_, .......... ~~- . ,_ .................. "' . ..... --them~ ,_ ........... -- .... ~ ..... -....... -~-------................... ........... .._ .... """'........ ·-·· .... "'~ .. ~.' •. ,.., ... ,,.. _.,... .. .,. .......... ft-..,... _ _._,..._ ..................... ...... •• .--• TEITH ~ ~.""''"""........ ....,.. __ . . IJlllll across from and swim away from the ra) lODeS hollll fl'om HER aafe From Skip's oonversati.on re- apd dliWren recenlly visited ' - _ - "' Wbat PresldeDI?'" I ask· at the academy and I decided decided upon the proper meth- 0; . . Mr. 8lld Mrs. Joey Hysell siring ir. these days of w• • • ,,. '" • ·-"'""· • _ , .... .., ...... , ..... ..., ..... lflly. . . ternoon. It was one of 1 lrantit taak "Uepiog the tel• 1\lrB. lolm Jeffers on "! r.<mld not beheve 1t, would moying -ria¥:ell in my life," vision turned ofr' dial hB 'lborJWS l"ork. Liberty Bell. 80 Hy~ "" . as II was benJg for the funeral of John lower thrown away. so get1tle, And all that. So oow I fold up the flag, aWl the beD 10 appNiln8 - thtlr · - .. " MIIIIV W -...... •.... -· '" .......... - "$.-.... Tom~~r..... .. .......... "'" ... ·~ . . - . JZ~· ...·w.•r.u\JJ!'~ L . •• ~mr, •_ • - - - "'"·'"' ,,..., ~.... "' _ ,_ ...... """'"'......, ..,., ......... ,., - "',,"-... .. "",... '"'- ""'"" ""' .,_ -·r. ~ .. -. .................... - ~·~"" ............... -•--·"'"".......... --·-·'"' 3 .... -- .......... -. ····-·"""" ...__ .....,_,... Carpenter _,...._ ......... -..... - -.ld to muffle the drums at the on the slreets. Not one," paradlt groond and the Dag rcpo!ated In disbelief. "In ...... • ... . Emotions of disbelief follow· be • •• ........ IM at three o'clock Novem- trying vlsll.ell ma Fox. 1811Bioo-lillad and 8 llma. ... .. ..... ..... EDITOR'S NOTE _ • ..... - sister, Mrs. Em· with the spoon that cut bis - he walked two rnilas to _,....... .... ...... ... ..... of Lester Brookover. Aunt Lydia and Eliza never So it was 59 years that clear 8lld true alter ".-"" .. " •• jng, so 1 must drop all With Mort Comfort and prepare, klnda, lilr tba of "A Loot! Hoi summer." ' .. ........... - - Fowler • scinUllatlng Jiograpby .l• •'f.Jfrxr. •'!lL'f.'iill were felt b1 moat ,Americans Skip'• mot)ler wu . then ("114 inf Into a "personal viewpoint" Mrs. Vernon Howell. that day. But for Skip, then II, Is sUit) one of four personal of- one of the country's mast Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hlsen and bus visited Saturday with Mr. • aCIDe ,. .., "'· . - -· ""·Mr. "·..,., '""Arthur. 8lld j\1rs. Solon Butcber .., Mr."" and ..,. Mrs. ""'' Normas Schae- visited s.evaral days with Mr. fer spent several days wlth R •ety Notes Iapo!lllCharlesseveralBeagledaysofwthColumbus hs and Mrs. Edward SinJ1l6011 en- their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Ira Beegle. route from trip in West VIr· Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stocy and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson of ginia tbeir hDme in Clen· John of Columbus. 1 Soc ~Tbeb:'"EBoo;;ste;r~SUn;;;dda;Sd:;l\ ~Cbllcolhe were eeei<Bnd land. . Mr. Charles Diehl an< sons, fa· 1 • to j!Ue8ls tlass of the 1 Baptist her molller Mrs Sybl ldll- Mr. and Mrs. Chester S1mp- Lewis ArvJn and Charles A· <hlrch er ' · son spent a weet.end In Colum· they spent several days with :-.:::1"..: """ .. ......... Mar~ Shain with Miss Ver co-bollleiS Mn presented·a de;oliooal and the businfU __ .,, •-• b th .,.._c..,. Y e W8rs e y, lola • ~~ ·~ -~ YO !Ill! throwin' 8lld mao-ln-,lhe-rad-6Ult lVIII on us in full blast 'ere you And oo, Jawsy, how 1 hate ~ ""' ...,. ~·• sOCI8. l News a brawlin' down the valley. "Beau lboJ Jlllllll8." 1;-;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiii;;;;;;•ilii;;;;;iiiloo Thr way Jimmy could con· Compllttfl R disarming wit, a 11ouJd. "'·.., ""''"' _,_ qulle equalled. At various times in my YEARS AGO, FAU.. of 1942, life," said he, "! have felt aiJo Ia , I took on Jean Me 7 Jeet tall. At other limes Members of tha Temple w. ter's job In llW' Jr. H. S could have walked under a s.c.s. met with Murl Gala way ing "Good heavens, I can at dachchund while wearing a on Wednesday evenillg least IeRch a lew montbs and silk hal." beth Jordan had the · more or less )lelp out the This is so lull of rolllckinc ~· ~ ~· . -~· RDIIUII SS9S·00 lAKER FURNnuRE Mldllltpllrf. o. !~~:::-::~an~~~ S seer 'three esb, Langsville S • NOfeS P~t ~uasell U: 1 Rol!stlllld' Cheryl Footer, Columbus. ~:· ~ P~~ wa~t\':~· -I 8lld Mrs. Richard Densmore, Buta)wr lad boslls•es, Mrs. Mrs. Van Melar of Chester were Mr. and Mrs. Clare: called on her aunt, Mrs. Alpha A thought for the day: Amerl· Shain and Mia Beeglt. was a r..,.nt Sunday guest of Shields Mr and M Albert Barr one evening. can elale!man Daniel Webster A lamlly night wa. held her brother, Mr. and Mrs. El· Hill, Mr. an4 Mrs. Hill Mrs. Alpha Barr and grand- once said, "Whatever makes recently the Methodist don Kraeuter and famly. Phll Pal and Mr 8 ;J 1011, Danny Marone, spent a men good Christians, Church compllmenflnl the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell Mrs: Randall Roher! ' Todd week at Seaman with her them good citizens." •nd Mrs. McDaniel who and daughter, Jane Ann, and and Leslie all of and daughter,'s family, Mr. and _ _:_ _ _ .:__ __ returned for another year. Roger IDI, were recent vators Cheryl Fo;ter, Columbus. Mrs. Blair Cadwallader. the Olgonquln Provincial Park six o'clock dinner 8lld n Mansfeld. Mrs. van Meter of Chester Mrs. Marie Edwards is on a at Toronto, the was sponsored by the Mrs. Jesll8 Welch, Mrs. Bar· wa• a recent Sunday JUOSt of months vacation from the post Shipyards and crossed Service Guild. that Thompson and Mr. and her brother, Mr. and Mrs. EJ. office. Donna Morris Is her bridge at Hamilton on Qu<!enl Mrs. J. B. French and SOJI Mrs. Glenn Strckland ol Vn- don Kraeuter and family. subi!Utute. Elizabeth Way, then on to Adrian French and wile cent apent Sunday wth Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell The Sunday School picnic wlll N1agara riVer where they saw Lena Gorslin of ad Mrs. Verne Watterson. and daughter, Jane Ann, and he held at Lake Alma on Sun- the locks and Niagara Falls to visited over the recent Mr. and Mrs. Bob Erwn and Roger Hill, were reoent visitors day, Aug. 15th. see the falls. elld with Mr and Mra Clark daughter • Donna, of Columbo• In ltlanllfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Blair CadwaiJividen and Mr. and Olla spent Monday wlh her brother· Mrs. Jessie Welch, Mrs. Ber- Iader spent the weekend with Barr. Ia em.piQ!1B<il 1•pe: McClintock and enroute home n-law andi!Bier, Mr. and Mr1. tha ThomPIOO and Mr. and her parenta after spending len a visited Dr. •nd Mrs. Nance. Mrt. Glenn 81rlckland of Vin- days vacation in Canada and n WI s a Jividen and family at Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Creed Mils and cent spent Sunday with Mr. Niagara Falls. Places of inter· en · Mr. and Mrs. AI Crow attend· two sons of Chesapeake spent and Mrs. Verne WattaJ'IOn. est visited included the Ford Mr. and Mrs. Gary Freeman ed the lth alsSB reunionS of a weekend wlh lJer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Erwin and Museum at Dearborn, Mich., are home afler · · Waynesbur&, Pa. high Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nwt. dauiJhter, Donna, of Columbus Lake Huron and Lake Ontario, Canada and Nlaaara of which Mn. Crow was a mem- Mr. and Mrs. Ksnnelil Cundfl apent Monday with her brother· They called on her mother ber and aloo visited her auntl and two sons ol Groveport and In-law •nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. and children of Georgia spent Saturday a!lernoon who Is Mrs. Mabel Wherry at Ws•hing: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lnds'f and Ted Nance. a week with hio parenll, Mr. ing nicely alter havinil ton, Pa. and Mrs. Romaine Scott Bcolly of Grove Cty spent a Mr. and Mrs. Craed Mills and and Mrs. Jerry Graham. hospila)ized. at Rogersville, Pa., ever the weekand wth Mr. and Mrs. two IICIUI of Cheaapeake spent 'i r--•.,.....,;__ _,.... . ...,.......,. weekend. Masoo Spencer. a weekend With her parents, rM. 23 4 HR AO Mr. and Mrs. Joon Graham 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance. Mr. w. B. Cron and owen lour chldren of Caorga spent Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cundiff watson were in Glouster • week will ha prents, Mr. and two sons of Groveport and ly to attend tha fnnerel of Sid- and Mrs. Jerry Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lindsey and ney McGianchUn. They also Mr. and Mra. Ted Marich and Scotty ol Grove City apent a vl1iled Mr. crosa'l brother 8 eon, . of Olive Hill, Tenn., weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. Cross and wile. ' · to their home afler lMason Spenoer. Jtecllll visitorl of lolr. and weeks visit with her par- Mr •nd Mrs. John Graham ~I J~y R~bert Ra~ine ~Irs. 1~Y wh~ we~~P: ~";:~~I M~s. \ I I COOL! COOL! COOL!· ~~· ~ p...:.D. ~ ;:..";.." ~ ..... _,. .... .:: ". : • ::"~";,!""!"~ ~~ -.... • ... : .:·..:: ·~ ......... "' ' .... ...; "'= : ..... · ....... : . . '=""' ""~ 0.0.::: • ";: ~ • ... ... _, ,.,::'-:. • "::' .. _;,:r ::-: :;: ..... ' "~ \:,. ..:.::-: ": · ~ • ·· .. -:.. ... ....--· •• ,!:"'"" · - - • =~~~ : ;' ·, -::~ ...~ ........ c..:... r::t •--_... -.....;...."'-"'··~--· : .· ...... .-..-.• _. . . . , .............. -· ... --·"*' · • ' " ... , . . , . : : , .. ~ ... ...... . , . ..- ..... ,, ·-__.,. "~- •. : -·-..... ... ....... · .... _ .... .... . ____ .......... ,~.............. ~ ... .,.<;::-·. •. - - .-............. _ •• • ,.,:::: .............. · • :::: .. ........ ,~ .. •• ' ·..,. • ,.._ ... .............. . ......... .... "' .~..... - ................ __.__ ,_ ..... - - ""- ............. - :.""'. ·~. ""· ...,--... ............. _-· ........................... ~ .. • .............. ... :;-o-.. · ~ ......... ..._ . b~ <;b- - ....:; 1:.,-:.-:.: tr :::.- ""' _. - ... - ·~·~ Dad's F"ISh•mg ~rograr:'.~ ~ ::..... - • ....:::: ..::.;"!:: " ....... James Bailey o· ' D Grub 0 . • . . . . . . . . . . mU _,... ........... -"" - · " >m ... : : ::-:: . :e. all Jaaahera with a tioh formula blU came after .. - ...... _ -·· ................= ... _ _ .............._ was uced. -Tba leaNbUltY of restorlnl oop concentrations, encamp- _The milaf~:o:edb~~itth! da~ Ma- Sam Curti• and dauahter. Our Weekly and Mrs. Jack McDonald, Becky and Bobby of AthenB, Mro. ' Faye Fort of OIM Hill, Md., I Mils Joan Eslocker and Richard Crowa<wer of WlshlnJIAln, D. C., Mr. and Mn.Walter ' Wells and Mike of Washlnlllon I C. H., Mrs. Goorp Davll ol Columbus and Mr. and Mn. ' Fred Westerlleld and llhildrell of Wichita, lam, \ Mr. 8lld Mra. Don Nease rece~tly retul* from a lrlp vt1lling their daughter, Mary . Allee, at Willouahby, Mr1. Be•· ail PickeN 11 llocheater, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Need· batn at lteubenvllle. I Mlsa Leoore campbell of Euclld rteently viailed har BUill, Mil. Bess Hartley. Jlr, 8lld Mn. Oren Noa• of Automatic, Power brakes, power steering, new Rtptob, Wash., spent a week wllh Mr, 8lld Mra. Don Nease white sidewalls, wheel discs, radio, back-up lightl, a~ othll' relJIIVOI. 1\fiss Mildred Roush Is vacatinted windshield, air-conditionin&. tiq!ling at Jianduakv 8l!r. ~- and Mn. Delmar Dent ol Cheshire ;pent a IundaY af· tel')lOOD wlh Mr. aad Mro. )len- ' ry Roush. Mr. 8lld ll4n. Te'd Mar\cll a~ o011, Blly, ol Olve Hll, 'l'enll., GMAC Finanling AYIJII..It returned to !her home after two weak& vat wth her parents, Mr. 8lld Mrs. Fred Cadle. Mr. 8lld Mra. Solon Butcher II Ylted ~everal daY. wth ancl Mr1, f.llwAI'Il Slli,PWII m-. 1'0\llo from a trp n W..\ Vr. ~ to !her home a Cleve- sesslon. The Senate act· .. Bus The .m!t" lullons 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN '1195 KARR &VAN ZANDT ..._ , !4r. and Mrs. Olester Smp- . ) 1411 .... I ...~,. 1 Col\lm- ·a..--------------Pomeroy, Ohio Two beat-selling ayetema,. llolar•l'ak and Polar•llrlnoe ••• each backed by $500 warranty bond I You keep cool with confidence when you bUV ~ ""llral olr oondlllolliJII. D«-'1"' ....., Polar-Pok and eve Co(fman Po!ar-P 6o be by an exclusive warranty i:!nd. r!tical $20 ~. only bonded lil\8 of <Onlral 4lt oondilialiiDIC.Ieman featural yllll'll llllel oEasr lnolallllloo .,, " IIIW oQ ..•·tooklnl ... """'" 1111111\a ealllftlls oExtra coolin& oapaelty fllr olnsltiii\IQn ~"' ~­ dllfl, l•d•:.r:. bll~••t, hlltlot din etfle. erllll1 olowlf ,ew~r blllo IIIPIUN Coleman operates mort tf· oChqlt:t ol ~ In 2 31 ficientlr nl, 4 111111-. . . .1~ .. oCoooecl )'1111' Col- tlr .t'llfl IR!ttlltiiOI It comiOII ""'lillfli<llnt \0 !11111 P!MI ..,,11\llrtd lltlllnt s,•te111 w""' nw. .,.,.,011 CHASE HARDWARE Locust .,...., H•rvllf ChiM• Mtr• MltWieport, o. -"'' .."':""" : ....... ' requesting LeglslaUve diction m Ohio, Miclli&an T4111- d ' the RalolutloQI .W...;.d 10 p.m. before the bill was mnst. conlro'lel'llal lssua r• considered. malning before tho legislator• The nell roadblock Is ihe got actiDn on two major front; A roved for -·- • . ;.aolutioQI ster L. u ge Tbe LegialaUve Service Com· mission IIMII, taw, makes Clifford ToboonWodomdo W ~ s } c ~an•1~ ,._ P1..,-..,. a"''"""'""' ro~ed ~llh ar ers UfJJ" a esman aptured m" "'oods !~;:~gwlli!reOhe ............ _ " . ....... .. ~ .... ,~ ... ~;: ·-· .. _,_ - ........... : .,..... _.,_ ....... ~-· .... _ _ _ ... ,,_.... -···--~ .. ~ . '-~ •........... ,... ,;a .... , . ""'- ....:"" .. ,,._ ...... ... '":-·--·""' ..... . ·-·· ''"' ...... ""-.: ~ ,......... ,.... _ ..... . ..::-"-'"" ........ . ·.~. ,..,._ ............... ~ .. -...... _ ..... .., .......... .,. ........... ,_ ... _ . -.,.....,,,.""... - ......_.,,,___ -- ......._........""""'',__ - ,..,..,..,., .......... .... -~"'""............. ... -- ... ,,...,,. .. ,.,.,.,__ ,.,_._.'""'w""'"::"' """ ......~_,..,. ..,..,., ,.. ....... ...., >· p k b support program. m P< b _..., ... '"""'""'""'· •. vo. - •••~-- - - • . 8edfOrd WJD8 . crata to approve lhe Senate his rural home early today aft- ren olun&ed· to which has • -De-fa Soqbt More m .,.,,., . . . . ,._,· - · ' " opened thiS office a lake in Hieous concqrrence is question· . ........ m Baptist church !hell' th Union, N. J., ll'S car Donald Boone olficiatin;. native ef &!Me J Mr. Bailey, the "" ............. ..., • ""''' " IOD ol the tall ••• · - • - . ~me ~ I ' 20 er were riding In a car along rled to John Carey, 1 junior when :t plunged iniAl water day unt'l 0 anytime Wedne• .......... - .. '"" ...... m W. Vo ........... ..... ,.,_, • ' m "''""'"" Bailes_ whipped out a ll!lall-cali· UnlverSlly They have a ten ••tely owned fiJhing lake about for one hour prehBr putol and began blaztna month• old son. Johnny eight miles west of Powhatan g erv•res. Du Pont de N-• Coat 1, 11 , .... _ ..... 3o years. lie had one lliDI. been Dean of Col ~n ~late. ""' "''" """""" .... ' _.., ""· " ""'~""'"' ~ ;!,il ver eds '"" "-"' ~ ...... ""'... ""'"""' """"' • ~•="""!:..: ......... '"" ,,~~· .... ' .......... "' "'•,.... ~" ,... ... ..... ... ...... ....... - ,.,_ .....:,.- "" "~ ""'' ,_ "' """"' "'m _,., ~• •=••• •.v. '-· """"'' '""""''.~• '" """''"" _,"'"·.., """" •• "''" " "'"" • .,,_ - " "" ,..., .,. .., .,. .-. .,.., " "' "''"' .., ,. ._ _ '::"'""',..,. • '"'·...,....,,. ""~'"...., ~•w. "' "' '"' • •~ '''" - '· .... .1.-... , ... ~ .. , ... ""' ,, .......... ... -• ... " ·~· ... ~~ ... ""'""' ........ ,,... """ .... '· '"" •••.• u ....... ·~ ... ' -' .... ......: '" "" ....... ". ,.,_ ·~ ·- "., ,._ .......... "· . ..... ,, ... '""' " ...... " ,.., """"· ,.._ .... ........ - .J g...................... ·- .... ... ,_ :..'"'l"'* ... _ .., ~ _, ... ""'""'" • ''"•· '· •• ""• ''"' ··~ -·, """ ........... "'"'""' ... • ;.: Sen. Oakley Ofl•c•als said 55-ye•r-<>ld AICoUins R- bert L llalles was found beside c. ..~~ .. - 0 .. - • ,_, 850 oo • "" """"' • -:"'~ o;~ · - ..... o . . . v.'"' ... - seven "" and ,.. AdmlsaiODB_,, - Rue ,,..., winners. He ,., fMIIed ~· found U b • 10 Democrats agreed It was a Fl ' education . Neaae '""' "'· ~le~ce, , . ,.,..: • "".., ,.., ""' biennium, but wUI reappear In e!:~--~wn Uta HCODd year under lhli bill." tt ••• •W ...., .. - Mike with two . I d ••· .,.. ~ ~-· " """· ... ... 0 " set up permanent 1 " wa · nearly 40 feet above roy •••lde•.e. ,h• water , at the lake The paPUN CRNrERT Dr. Grubb I• a member ol rol said he apparently hooked Eileen (Stansb Mm, oO ""'""' double -· ..... -·· . .. .._ ,..., m" ' · Rolli!rt Stout, Jr., Seventh-st. COZAR1 RECOVE New Haven, who was on a IGTim Cozart a me:b':G of lvaeaUon from the Kaiser ~leek '•Um • '"""" .., o,. "" •• .,.., """' , ••• ttc~ c:J.r~"d ~:=·~eorfle o.., _. ,,;. ~ulogy UPJ 8rJe• £s '"~ ""' ......, :~~!-e~ec~ Clyde Fisher and . I ~~~~f! ~· .. ""'w ...,. • Parmalee. ~lm eto!r~ns Memorial hospltai. Ath~ at 11·38 ~ w~ :'ve Of F d C 80 In . home. • "" • ~> ~ ··~ ~p~ra!Jon~ Th~ ·~~nt~~;'t~~; <inally hailed earlv !oday .and ~:~, "• •"' =•• "'" lr~m toTheL~·Jdies "" •• u. ,.,., "'" .~ ••:::,,. '~";:' - • -~·- .... •w• "' -·"'· ""' ••f 'th h 1 were being taken to ef'";'; • er.liberal spokesman for RockGOP ortwo Gov. Nelson A wing, voiced Funeral • · '"'"' "" "' -· ,,:: .. ,. .-· "'" • '"" dled ~:~~~~,~~usc It was mud· . (Continued from page 1J •an th, grim search for the bodhca_n aovernors tined up with ,.. m lhe clear water of lhe GtodOP Oulirman Ray 0l•ffkeo,ha10former strip mining pit 14 ay '" a 9 M. Goldwater's book wreckers to t h Association. wreckage and hft it •: :;-: ,-- •• -• ..., :;::;·~··;,"7 "'· ........;.. ~m,. ~ re row ... , ';'-,Js Approved : ay:. :ed: _:the: _: :de:a~th~of~thr:e~l~n~R~oo~m~l~ll~--~--e--s:ioo~un~c~ed~by:..:E:wt:n~gand anotbar amendment w: I . a ey, a sm· Alaoclation, and the American ••t tht lights onto hls hne ville' church t e DyesHort , w ' . "''" ....,.. lor Racine and struck op John Zetl:le, w!re •ence_ and fell into lhe .· - - - walked six. u a Gene r llarr' Baker, i•ke, trapping the five inSide. over "'' its lop after th bod . Ma 18, Roger Mor· The 118trol's divers, sheriff's of a ""v had b e y gan, yor Smith, and Clerk d .. pU!JOII and local rescue 8 uads Di . een I emoved. awvuument which would the s th p•• '""· • ~ • um num Co has died sud A ' "" ,..,... .., ......... ..:::, ;:" .., .,,..;.,. " ••• ..: ppomtmont non-teaching school empl tV m appendectomv ed today 'Mie bod ·n . was a Demo- _ve....::::e ~- H .... ' " ' - '"•g~"" """hao Wo " ' '""'· •"•~.for""(rea~,._ """ ""·Teresa • "'Pome~ ""' 'WOO\"" p b Mike_ 13, who been "' ac- m•tted to ' hospital mer Mary Meier. a brother, WilHam• ..._. D. Ball ' ropose onds :;;o"·'"'""....,.. ''""" :;:' •·• •• •• "'"' ;rmw"ah~nd Mrs Pa•l- L Malh· ""' ne•_:phe.•_.,..__ ""· ... .: 'a' m lhe ~•&hth Jll'lde. . ; o·hi~vy sedat•on. w~s. _ _ _ _ _ __ Of $515 000 r. rubb wlil be e o highway patrol said er, as 'lllton D C and Mr •• - .... . .. adequately Pomeroy; Ann Edwards, Rut: gle ..... _ , ''"· m """"· - · 00 Racine, Sam Kero had a dou . ble, lrlple and home run; (Continued from paa• I) Discharges - Leonard Bass Iiams a single and d uble . . - .- ""'~- public - ·-... . ~))o ·~ :7..•.::·:.: ...... ·-· .:::::_ wu:::. . ~·.: "":" "~ ...... ~~·-;, - - "' .. :· •• ~·~ ,·,;.,, ,...: .,. ' ......,, ,,_, "'"" ......... ,....,: • ""' "' """.:..,; ~"' •""'::" ............. '"'" ' '!"'" ,.., .,_ "' ••• '""" ""'"' " "' -•w•"" ""'""'" •• " """'" '''"' '"""""'-:•·•·~ ~ ...... ..... " ' an~' ~ nalf~~t. E~r;t ... s,.. oo Mye •many.:years " ::.::...hi;., ;;.. Y dleport .,., -"''"'" " - .. - .... . • ·-· ·~ R -.. ... ......, , .., -·· ..... ,. called It "the finest te_, i' ey, Rutland Berry Haokett Ft Racme hitters were - of Goldwater's COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Association, a conservSenate Monday pulled five .. 11rodup f1ormed to appajntmenll out of ita ""'llllllon~sa 0 or political educa- 1 C'ommittee and confirmed tllern without a whisper of diaoent. FREE 1 PORTRAIT OFFER I Wednesday ~ Thursday. Friday. Saturday July 28, 29, 30, and 31 ..• •• ,. ..... .. BUfS ud lnstaUs a wbole·IJDUBB GAS Air Conditioner Why continua to awelter In hot, humid summer weather? You'll be cool • , • nool . .. cool when you take advanta&e of The Gas Company's offer of a whole-house GAB air con· ditloner, sold, delivered end lns~lled, for as little as $14 per month! 63 OLDS ... "'' we are and soctal ... court naa juris- BIG Confirml'd Monday ware appelntmenta of: 11X14 UWe SPECIAL I . :w:~~- ~:~the~:! !i::::~ludlea oflllaj.,~~~= r. bis Jutmg Turns :·: :~~~~n~c:y ~l~brez. Dies ReceDtl·Y ' Now on Staff nto Tr.aued2: ask~ ~~= hr Service~~ In Ne JBl'l!eY ' ----·••"""'"'"_,..,.....,;,., _, .. "" ,_ • ""'"""' " ......,;:]1 :::::"•~":' ..., ,:•:,,':;':..';1;-:. ':':i\" f """' _,.;.. ::;.,:'.,!;..":'t,."::::;; ,..:;,..,. ,.. n :"'" - ' ...,., .... "' • ".::.':. :• ""• "',J, ...,. - •., ., "" .. ' ........ -~::: ............. u -.:;;:::,.,. "':'...::=::. ::":: ';,-........ .:~~ ........ m~ -::;: :.: :::""' - ~.....:.':;,,r~ ::.:: ...... •n • .. uall ;;;;;i;~i;iii~_. Sue Anne, have laoiuded Mr. •· mWo '" ,.::,.,.; Tho Hou Sen. Don J. Ptue, D-OberUo, daughter, Pometoy; Mrs. James said tha downwllll'l trend which Racine; Helen Hamer, exllted In llate &Upport the pnnglleld; Mary McDonald, pa.at two yean ma be stopped Chester; June Maley, Hart- 8 .., •• ,... ""'' '"'"' -----·- • u """ . . . . . ..... ...... • - ·.... ,. ... .... •• . . . . . . · - ... SUa Anna left for a vst at New Arthur. devotions. Others present were Charles Beegle of Colljl[lbus Carolyn I>!D&ier, Rolde Ar· , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - " " " A lamly JlO!nc was held at spent several dar• with his fabaugh. Mary MSBBy. w,stina the Racne Park. Attendng ther, Mr. Ira Beegle. Crabtree, Ava Greenlees, were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson of guerlte Scott , Helen Scott, Shelds, Mr. and Mn. Albert Chillicothe were weekend guests the hDstess, Murl Galaway and Hll Mr and Mrs Robert IDI of her mother, Mrs. Sybil Miles. OCJety guests, Mrs. Betty Motto•, Mra. len, Phi. and Jay, Mr. and , Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and William Lawson, Debbie and Mrs. Randall Robert, Todd Sue Anne left for a visit at New Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phlllips of Dalelene Scott, Lon and Lesle, all of Racne "114 Orleans. . . Lancaster who visiter with Mr. Crabtree, and Rilla Rhodes. ~I ~Ha B\7I, ~a ~ U fOU "" - • ... e ebrezze Named to Golclb ' Co J ....... • ·•· - ••' ,_-,."::, • , ;""'•.,,..,.. ergs urt - .....':!';'::.: •w..,...., '""' '"..__ '"' <rom "" ..._ ..., • w.-...., •....... ..oo M,,' """>m·"' "' "":,,:;;: ·~. ..... __......., ................. " ' ....""'' -_,.~ - ',:::; r~ ·· ..... ""' ~ -·-... ..._.._ "''" -.. · ~·-- .""'"" ,.. .... ~--· ............. ,... ...................... .....~ ..,... ""' "".,,_. v~u:Jg,.......... ski~ ..... ... ___ ................... -. "' ... ... . .... __.._..... ---··~-"""-"'" ................... .-. ,..,.. -~"-'" """""·""" ...... _,_....., "'·"'"" • .,.,_,~"•...,..,. • • m-'"'~'_.....,., ........ -.., "'... ... ,.., ,.... ., ................ ......... . _,_._ ..... ,_... J'OC\<y tj Think of itl Now you can h1ve 1 Gu air conditioner, the reco1nlud qual· ity standard of allairoondltlonlna, for n1 monty down and a small monthly payment. Why delay? ~lly It cool and send In the coupon belOW or call The Gas Company today. TO: JOU bank, lilJay f.B pie, but the beat part of tho Ide~~ Ia that there's a blnef cut of the pie for you, the longer you holl\ onto your Bonds. When they There's no state or local Income tax on Series E Savings Bonds. And fOU may defer payment of the fed. eral Income tax until your llonds "'eNMd. COLUMBIA . t1llcle Sam hal a couple of plans to make. your m011ey as easy to save .. It ts to IJIOIId. Then's the Jl roll Savinp Plan where you wo~· And the Btnd.a.Konth Plan whe~ f3 you Invest. Whfle your bankroll grow,, fN· «om throughout the world t!l'OW~ 8 111~ too, And your Bond• are helping tina cause more than a little. NAME • • ,., •... •••• ··················••••••••••••·•••••···· •.•• ~~~a Red, white, and blue peen•ltall tna\ure, you get $4 back foT every *No Down Payment I 10 Yeare To Pay tor Normal lnatallltlan of 3·Ton lryant "Add·Dn" Unit ,,..,, provldo 1111 wl(h 14dl· tlonll Information about • Qas air 11011diUonar for mr hom I. Dr. Charla John Lorml, 'I'IPII City, to tba Dental BoW. lel'm . , . "' . ·············•t:••····························. ··,··· 4 ITY . • ' II!- H .C , ,tJ • . , ........••....••••••• • ... •• • • p ON ,· • • ••• ·• C ' for Cooling, GAS Maktl the 811 Dlfi1N1tllt , , ., • .• • • • • • • • t •••• ~t in the U. S. ilavlnp Bonda habit, and befON JOU know It, you'll have a pocketful ot red, white and lllqe green-ttutt t~~a•'U oomt in mighty bl!lcb' ju•t when you need lt m01t. Quick lac11 ahur Sorlos I S••l••• ltn4a V You ret baek 14 for 1111tarltJ •••l'J' H II V You can J.et :roar •ner whea JOU need 1t ......,........... v ~'.~•• •r• "'P'"~·• ,,,, tt _,, " Yflll "'~ 1!11[ B<mo "h"'' 1u ~!l.,lr, ·~-"' ke Pairoll 8-vhlp .... w..a ~"l 1•• •ork I lam far trowi•- IIMfl,., _,.., ,...,, J~~~~e 1M. mo. --1. Otia Ford, Columbu. •ndlnl or 8x10 PORTRAIT of YOUR CHILD to the . Development Ad~ Council. term endilll reb. 31 1971. ' b ~HIIi'ry E. Rlohter, Colum us to the llilher idltc-lloa Alslxtanoe ColllQIIBBlon, 1em1 ~ndlng Feb. 11. 1966. u.n • ...a -........... N. Gary, Zanetnil~ to tba Soldler1 and or's Orpha"' Home bo1rQ endlna JUlie 10, If/.. ' A driver escaped Injury 111 aceldcn' tbal took place st a.m. Monday on Rt. 7' rune · t. . ns ol 1 mile lOUth of the llalgs-Athens county line near Tuppers PI~Ws ICOOI'dir,g to lhB Ohio State 'pafrol who in- ~ FREEl A complete aalectkln ol praefl ta chnll mll;pte... PARTY l'UNNJP A 011' driven soulil by KenThe Worneo't Gulltl of aeth H. Ha(er, II, Rt. 1 Coo~ Federated ohureh will hold It• vlUe, ran oft the right sld• of aMual Chrtatma> jn July party tba highway when he a in the IIOCiaii'OOills of tha qhlll'dl ly went to sleep. The beeionlniJ at a p.m. Wednelday. 1 PDII bearlna a newspaper . There wlll be a CIU'Iotmaa pro- lube, and DOelied 11 down sra~ tinder the direction o1 Nra. 11ler. WIS only medium dam: Lo\li4 l\4!1bel and 1\liss Mal')l 11.;..•iiitoiithiie~OIJ';;·~----­ VIfllnia lltibel. anc1 ~lllonellr by t.lf•. Jolin BlJetiJII!'. httu· luyaNewl HaPPY Harvesters cl111 111U fram. Children's Group tures taken at 98e per ""~~::t host. CANVAS child. Satisfartlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back. NO AP1'01NTMENT NICESSAIY - LIMIT 2 Nl FAMILY HOUISI10 tit 5 Each D•y - fliday 10 til 8 p.m. • .FOOTWEAR G. C. MURPHY CO. Til 11101 lOX LOWER STOR~ ONI." ' . ·-·POll, 0. Pic- • j �.,.., ' •. . ' ' .. ~ " ... ~.; ..... .. .... ro.:. , . I I Classified Ads Your MOOern Community Bulletin Board ~----..,......,..,.. ~-------~~· (Easter R118sell), Coral Gablea, 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, 1965 I M · IY Ab people In I· I~ au:~ITV Around And About Fla., and Mrs. Cecil Butler, Rent Qln OUt' (Margaret Russelll, BalttFor S.le t ~= Modern !urnFOR RENT more, Md., were recent jlleiiU u&lloUJ,IN. ol Mrs. Frances Ewing. ished apartment. three rooms WARM MORNING , 6a,OIIO BTU t'U.~bo&tan and bath. All utillties furnish- gas heater, A·l condition with The Rev. and Mrs. RosseE lllnnd•• O..OIIn• """ "'-·• Mcintyre Christine coats I, ed. See Fred Hoffman at 256 fan, an automatic. Phone ·•••1 ~~~ I Al'IU,. Mr. and Mrs. George Kindle Mr. and Mrs. George Daines have been the guests of her So. Fourth Ave., Middleport. WY 2-2649. 7 27 3tc '~UitR liiC WU• bt ~pbwl ""ttl lftOO 4. M. of Columbus . were weekend and children, Linda, Nancy parents. Mr. and Mno. Robert 7-20.tfc r~ n.., .- doqtrt.Hqttot't HOTPO!NT Refrigerator, I year 1961 Corvalr Grnnbrier 9-Pass. $1099 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char· and Tommy and Jngo Wloco of Coats and son, Stephen. They ----5 ROOM HOUSE with bath and old, Sunray gas range, one dlli\tllt.&l'lUIII• Red finish, good tires, radio, hl'ater, standard trans. les Warner, Ebenezer St. Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. n this week for their new t ft. r\jDf I'IM- '"Uhttllhel Pf Little, gas l'urnace. Melvin year old, bedroom suite, .. .... • .......... .., .a. delll"llll'l John Sewell and Miss Aud· Bruce Smith and daughter, Car· home in Springfield where ho n .• -uon-hae. Only $795 •ho\1~ 7 24 ~tc single bed complet•, halfbed 1961 Rambler American Cheshire. IMm. .tet•l• rey French of Marietta were olyn, Williamson, W. Va., spent will begin his first pastoratt - · Convertible Cpe. Powrr stf'f'rinl, standard tram! . Good .,.. ._ reqonnlltble rm otll 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath. In- complete. Severa! other items mon ..aaa .,. ·IIOftft'eOi lfUIWI;t&a Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday wi.th the Rev. and Mrs. serving as minister of the Ca~ quire at Maplewood Lake. 1956 Ford, $75.00, standard tires, radio and heater . Charles Warner. Donald Hicks and family. vary Lutheran Church in Spring· $795 7 24 6 c transmission. Good rubber. WY 9-3651. -Door now . Mr and Mrs Roger Chan . . . . . . . . ill! ........ 2 . . . · · • field. Mrs. Mcintyre recently Dodge 1960 Vs' Call WI 9-3655. • OlldP . . won~ on• •ftHT'f:llllll Automalir h'llns . pow•r stPerinf, dean Interior, black fm· Mr. and M~s. Wilham F1sher c~y of. Stuart, Fla. are here com,leted a year's Internship FOUR ROOM furnished hnuse 7 27 3tc Jl CeDII ... nu... ... ish. n•w tires, radio and heater. _ and son, W1lhe. of Belpre spent With h1s mother, Mrs. John ; medical technofot!y at the -::-::;c---,----;--:-;.,...:in Mason. Call WY t-3872 be1 Mlllttfl' w U4MA.IlC. reistered Penkinese PUP' ~ the weekend w1lh theor parents, Chancey. While bere Chancey Germantown Hoopital In Pbifa. ·--~-H10MIIIUKI fore noon or after 8 p. m. pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher ir enrolled. at Marshall Unlver- delphia, Pa., and has been 7 23 6tc CA ~-~~a. l'RA.NKII A UW'fUA}ll.ll;b Sycamore St., Middleport. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. s!ty, Huntmgton, W. Va. . awardef' her BS degree from 7 21 l2tc APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· OJT.It:aOPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ~ ...,.,. Rolllnd Fisher, student at Mr. and Mrs. William DaVIs Ohio Northern University. . . &.. II .. 1110 P. Jl. D.U, oo trailer opace. Good Joca• :1&; . . A. ~ 1110 lltOt --- tion. Call Walter Crooko, WY POMEROY, OHIO Mountain State Busineso Col· and sons, William and Danny, TAX OFF SALE! IT'll 10 .... '10 l'loACI A =====::~=.=-r=:;:;:===;:~:,::~::·Jiege, Parkersburg, w. Va. spent visited recently in McHenry, e 10 Uc 15 Cu. ft. Chest z.Mn. If noDUCIMG the weekend with his parents, Md., with her brother and WANt"" UNFURNISHED 4 room, Dath, FREEZER-- $179 INI Estate For Sale Business Services Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher family, the Rev. and Mrs. John PHONI WY 2-2156 utility room. nice yard. PoiDt Plua FREE Ice Cream R SALE : By owner: Good AUCilONEER and family. Icenhower and family. FO Lane. Lincoln Heights. Pb. eSevent Good UIH Complele Servlct Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An- Weekend guests of Mrs. Max G 18 tfc WY 2-.l8'/l 7 room house, bath and half CrJU Uradlord drews and Susan and Ray· Sanborn and Miss Bess San· Lost 1nd Found FrHDrt At Low, Low bath. 2 porches, small basow~·. ProJre er Contact mond and Clyde Andrews visit- born were the former's daught&iiiUAiiiiA. white with a MODERN Unfurnished apart- Prlc.1 ment. 4 good lots, and gar· .... d f ·1 M d M age. Reasonable priced for A. C. BRADFORD ed Sunday evening with Mr. er an ami y, r. an ' rs. Mrs Lula Circle visited her BROWN 8'l'REAK. Lost OD ment, 3 roolll5 and bath, air POMEROY quick sale. Syracuse, Ohio. Racine, Oblo and Mrs. Raymond Hatfield. M. V. Tillett of Marion, Ohio, sister · Mrs Raymond Snyder P1 UJ PllldD& Lot, Friday. con!itlon. Coats Building, J••k W c • ...., Phone: WY 2. & 1 tfc Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hal· and their sons, Barry and Tom . eoiumb ~ last week ' Middleport fit aawad. Notify: James P. 5888 M • . _ , Sip , field spent the weekend with of Akron. Mr. Tillett has m Mr and "Mrs John and 7·19-tfc Clark, SOl S. Wabash St., 7 27 Ph. WY 2-2111 Livestock _ __ _ r~altives in Dayton and Brooks- been transferred from Akron to dauRhler. Barbara of Dunbar, 1111ee1m, Va. Davis Trail· FURNISHED apartment, • Court. 7 2t ltp rooms and private bath. In· FOR SALE: 8 room house with FOR SALE~ HOlstein, • ow ville. . Marmn. W. Va .. Mrs. Warden Ours and DON'T PUMP you sluggisb sep. bath on Rt. 1 in Cheshire, and call. SH 2-583>. . Rocky Simon . of Brooksville Miss Frances Roush was grandson of Bashan visited thl 7 13 tic quire Ohio Hotel. tic tank Gel Klean-Em-AU Ohio Call or write Paul 7 24 12tc i1S the guest of hiS grandparents, the weekend guest of Mrs. Et· Douglas Circle l•mlly recently. Notice TRAILER LOTS - lree ..... oeptlc tank cleaner. LaJUI. Poling 246 Walters St., RiJ>Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hat- ta French of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Bam I Wril N<Yr be responsible age and water Brown'• !'rail IIUIJ'k fam BureaJL ley W Va Phone 37:1-9433. Legal Notice freld. Mr. and Mrs . Michael Hack- itz of Pomeroy called at the 1<>r any debtl contracted by er Park (State Approved) 2 Ill tic ' · ., .. -· ... Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas ett and children, Jimmy, Elaine Dean Brinker home recently. 7 27 Stp llllf othlr than myself. James Minersville, Obio, Pbooe WY '58--T-O ..N-~C~h.. ev"ro~l.. et- truck. HOUSE lor sale in Bradbury HOTI<I and daughter, Melinda rl!tum· Michele and Monica of Fort Paul Moore spent a weekend 7 27 3lp Sll324. I II tic Priced to sell. Tires excel· E. Spaun. six rooms storage room' tn "'• M•t••r •• tne N:p~~~':.on ed to their home. Columbus Myer, Fla . are here for a visit wlth Mr. and Mrs. Alden 2GIS bath, Jau~dry room, wate; ru~~~.:'~~·:: ••,.•~·.r::~'~n 1 ., M.onda.v, after a weekend visit ! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Springer and chi1dren or Oak IT'S OUR pleasure to Joan Car- FOUR ROOM fUrnished apart- lent. Russ's Texaco, Jackson Ave., Pt Pleasant. under pressure two cisterns to uu ,••, e&teto. With their parents, Mr. and George Hackett, Sr. Barry and Hill W Va pet Slwnpooers FREE with ment. Phone WV 2-3658. NuUI'e II nllrt'bY ~tven that I pett- Mrs Harry Thomas and M • . purchaa of Blue Lustre Car· 7 24 3t outbuildings garage, 1 ac- lion hu ~en mec1 in tbe court of ·· r· Mars'ha Hac kett have been here Mrs. Paul. Smith of Portland 7 14 tie • . Cummon Pl!fll, Melli County, Ohio, and Mrs. Don Rea f th t . k and '11 d .h M d Mr pet Shampoo. Baker Fum!· 1HH.I£E and tour !'O'•'ll furn• .:ne- ·==,..-c=c-;c=--::;."'·GOING OUT OF BUSINESS res ground. S. D. Buskirk. Rt. C•R No. "·'"' " ' "01 .,, '"""'' · or e pas SIX wee s >'II spent a ay Wit r. an s. 1111'11, Middleport, Ohio. . . be. I 1 Middleport. 1 24 3lp "' "'m ··~· <••"· '"" ••• Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer accompany their pnrents home Dan Smith and children. aport. AII aquarmm supp1Jes 1a ' ot St. Paul I Lutheran Chu~h. PGra - and Debra and Mr and Mrs f II . . 't I Mrs. Mar1'Iyn u1 oung and 'chi!7 Zl 6te ld ad ollllurollbed -~ L.-E eroy. Ohio may be aulttori!W4 to ••II · · o owmg a VISI . 12llk so ld at cost . Hughes Aqu ari• FARM cnenla W'Y U434 FOR SA , 146 acres, "'''" '"'" """' and <ondiUoM ••• Harry Lew Brown and Jeff, Mr and Mrs c E Silvers dren of Sidney are visiting her I WILL NOT be reoponslble lor tor price of u the TrUatHI dtem Elaine a d P . . . . lit. 5urh lhe parcel real ·~late delll'rlb · ' n Blge aItended th e' ------~----Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson . and 4 ROOM lurmsha apart· um ' 222.1 Jefferson . Pt • Pleas- Rt ' 1' Rutland ' SH 2-58:15 . llllf debil contracted by llllf· ant. 7 22 6tc 7. 14 12tc M Jn thla 1era1 notice, and .cor aucb Wellston fair and also the races I Be ch Th t d h by Rous h. - other orden and dl~ticlnt at ma, ' . a . ey re urne orne one other than myself. Sign- ments. Rowley & Reed Hard 5 Jl tic 1 - SILVER Pigeon Motor FOR SALE Ranch • style .. ""~""''""'"'"'"''" low at SciOto Downs, Columbus last I,wav· of Skyline Drive. · 1 Eddie Lou Howery of CarpeR· ed Frllllk Musoer, R.D. 2, ware. _ • 1.0 arrompll•b the m~tte111, th!nga week · hou~e In Syracuse, SIX rooms and purpo••• lilt out In aaid Petii~OII, M. . Mrs. Raymond Pulhns and ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug7·211-3tp MOIJERN f room and bath Scooter, $150, bke new, I Pomeroy, Ohio. rubber tired wheelbarrow, 1 and bath. Gas heated. storm · ~o~~~: rttal f!lltate ts ducrtbed .. rot· r. and Mrs. ~arry Lew daughter RhondCI of 'fhurston (l&s Circle and Larry. I WILL NOT BE responsible lurnlllled apartment Middt& - porch swing and chain, doors and carport. Phone Lot No. " "' Bum••'• '"""'" Brown and famoly left Salurarrived Sunday for a week's ! Mr. and Mrs. James Clrcl• 4 :II lie l<>r any debts contrscted by port. WY W87t $6 , 1 bathroom set commode, WY i2954. 7 21 &tp ~o:~~-'·v~:~~~ ~~Pomeroy, Metr•lday, ~or their home, Valdosta, visit with her parents. Mr. and 1of New Haven, W. Va, and Mr. anyone other than myself as SMALL APARTMENT for reoL lavatory tub and fixtures. -.... _,. """'""" "''"" VoL "'· •••• Georgoa after a ten dnys visit Mrs Rollin Bearhs They were and Mrs Donald Pierce of Athof lhU date. Signed: Eulah 127 Butternut Ave. Charles Eblin, Jr. , Union Ave. FOhR SAL E: Comertslo t, large 493; C!CI~:~ ~~ •.!'~unt:.' Ohl~~ fie. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. acc~mpanied here by Mr. Pul-lens wer~ at the home of Mrs 2 4 (Francis) Russell, 620 LoCust 7 14 Ue 7-2'3tc ouse, penon, churl'h or member Harley Brown and Mr and M . the Mary c·lTCIe sunday. Phone wY v"3427 ' vI d b th apartmen h w·u It drooms fo or An)'member. of any «~nneiaUon R s . rs. I'ms wh0 returned horne m Street, Middleport, Ohio. 30 E.S.T. 18 miles S.W. of! an a eac. I rae r clalmln• tnr.erea' lJI tha atlbject mat- oger pencer and daughter. evening. Eunie Brinker and William t.er hereof maJ appear and Ill• an Mrs . E. •I . H'l! t ed home Mrs. James Bearhs and sons, ICarleton attended the Horne7 24 3tp Pomeroy,' o.. 21h miles East smaller house or out-of-town antwer !hereto. Said petition will ' be I rt" um Marine Supplies - - -- of Carpenter near Mt. Union property. 12 Park St., Middle- tward onFu;,;n.;r f,~~-·~/tJib. 1985· I S~t.urda~, after _a se~eral days Timmy and Scottie and Mr. and jcoming at Mt. Zion, W. Va., 16 It. BOAT Wlth 40 hp. Elec! Church. We will sell the per· port. 7 23 6tc •nom". '" ••• Tnoo,.,. •• VISit woth relatives '" Colum- Mrs. Clarence Spurrier and ' last Sunday. , tric starter, motor and trailSt Plllul• Lulhll!raa (:hurrb. bus She was 'ed . . I d Ufe Saving Coune sonal property formerly beBusiness Services Pom•"'· ohio. ' •• accompnno son Denn1s v1sited a ew ays Belly Van Meter, Margaret er. Art Nease, WY 2-5363. "'"· 20 • " ' ' " '· 10· '" borne b~ her daughter, Miss iJast week at Cuyahoga ~'ails' ,<,nn Carleton and Patrick eall· 7 27 31C longing to the late Ell EbersROYAL OAK PARK NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Honu Mary Hill who returned that 1 with Mr. and Mrs. William ed on Mr. and Mn. Ray By· ----- bach dec. 16 Holstein, Guernsey and Racine, _Plastic wall tile 14c w::.~~~:~.~~p;nn~:~~,· ~ ca':!no;; day. Bowers and ramily. 1ers of Racine R. D. on Monday FOR SALE July 26 thru Aug. 9 -· ----- - Swiss cows. per sq. ft. for bathrooms, Granville Smith, New Haven, weat Jetr .Jones returned to hilt Glem Smith and sons Dav-.evening. from: . all stages or lacta- b. ouse.bUl'ld ers, ~ Iummum NICE HUNTING, Beagle pups. . ... \llrrtnl l, and Granvllle Smith. father horne ' Columbus Sau~ t d~y. af- .id and Donald of Columbus ' and Mrs. Mae Styler of Kenl and erd In tllu- or l'hJllip stephen Bmlth, whoae re•l · 8 amlo9:30am 1 2'1 6tc H SH 2-4176. 8 lion. Health papers furnish· mg, kitchen cabmetfl measur- ~~=c~e~:u;·:ou~~~entha~~~ ~~!lit~~h ter three Wefks VISit with IAsa Hoskins and sister, Miss 1 sister. Mrs. Ruth Tucker o LARGE size Ph~co refrigerator , ed. Surge milker pump Uni· ed to 5ize of kitchen. $3.50 per penon '"' " '""· '"'· '""" '"" smith, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ada were Sunday guests of Mrs. JRacine called on Eunle Brink . 7 11 tIc •andminor by Helen HleU her mother E J Hill and M left or right door . Good con-I versaI pump, 2 Del avaI •umts, for 2 weeks course next of tnend. platnuu. filed R. · r. and Mrs. Baker Gordon. er recently. I dition. $50.011. Call WY 2-3107 1 8 can Westinghouse cooler -ber petition •1a1rut Phillip Stephen oy Jones, Sr. u defendant In tbe eourc of 1 Teresa r; h Two qualified Instructor• 7 27 3tc 15 cans, water heater etc.,• ACCOROJONS, new and used. Smllh common Pleaa. Mel•• count)', Ohio, , .~ooc returned horne ~• Fo d Tr~to 2 12" Expert repatrmg, tunmg, les- cue No tUIIll prayinl tor divorce . Saturday after a week' . it Apply: Theron Cruise EASY TERMS NICE PUPPIES for oale, .,.. 1 "''" r ....... r 1008. Also large selection ot from aaid Phillip Stepben Smith OD lth I 't· !I VIS: .,.. bottom plows. 3 pt. disc, Oli~ the IJ'(tUod• of •roo.• ftll!lilfl('t ot dut, w 1'f a lYe~ tn Columbus German Shepherd and oew and used ptanos, organs and extreme cruelly. and for Maton Mr and M M I I . ver corn planter, Ford mowand guitars. George R ddl tlon ot her malden name aod oiher · rs. a eo m Mees · Call WY 2·3042. Airedale. for POSmONS avaflable er, like new, N.H. side rake I e. pruper relld, taJd caue wm be fur and daughter Edith and She'! . 1 8 6tc 7 27 I PI lth P c 0 mg arty an DemonAccordion and Piano! and. beartn1 on Qr aner the :Nth da, of M K . hf ' 1 atrator · Chance for a••( !·FOUR _ ... T - horo .. bed G ~ I yr. old, cultivators, Unico ....,, ~. Slh Ave., Coluntb"• A""""· '""· c mg returned home r erman pups ' 22 • 1 1 .th t ~"" c. - ,_ sneua Jean Smith. • minor urda)' after 1 k Sat- · vancemenl Fresh SDk!, Inc .] $35.00 each. WV 2-7028. H eevd.a or WI moor, 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-1193. b)'dllele~ •rcrtr.~~- ht'r,mother ing a'nd •. hwo wee s ramp- . For information, write or I 7 27 3lp orse rawn grain drill, 7 I 30tp J . BanO'Brien. nex o rend. lataufl stg tseeing tour of · W h, call: Eleanor J. Douglas. Rt. l . _ Horsedrawn manure spread-! CAR WA ~ui~~"{/or Platnutt as mgton, D. C. and Virginia · S, Coolville, Ohio, Phone: USED 14 cu. ft. Hotpomt l'hest er, wagon grinder, 1955 Olds , SHED and vacuum· 0 • ' '" 1• "· "· "· , .. Chester 1111$-2427. I freezer. Call after 5 p.m., 51 2 dr. sedan, 1110 bales oats ed Wilson's car wash, 550 Michael of Columbus, Mr. and ; Jlltp N. 3rd St., Middleport. hay, 500 bales mixed hay, 100 Page St .. Middleport. WV ~ Mrs. Junior Rucker and ,John· : 7 15 --------·~1 27 3tcl bales 2nd cutting, tools etc. 3715. Open from 8 a. m. to 1:) I ny of Grove rity vi <i iPd thi<O f.UTOMOBILII: llli1U'anCI boer> RESTAUR"-N1' EQUiP:.IENTI Harold Goddard and Son i p. m. seven days a week. ":eekond with Mr. and Mrs. wu. .,_...,, 1..o11 10IU . , . . grill, steam oven, salad Auctr., May Mayle, Admx., 6 30 31Jtp liam King_ ltrr'l CaD WY , _ unit, 2 ice cream boxes, foun· Phone 2311 Bartlett. Alvin Smith visited one day lllJUt lain, kitchen sink, counter James O'Brien, Attorney, this week with Richard and 2 7 3 - - - - - - - - - and stools, tables, chairs, ( ) 0.29 (8) 2 - tc Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase, Jloohn~~W~ol~te~r~De~an':·_ _ __j~~~~~~::".'""!~~~~~!!~'!!:~~~=Help Wanted toasters, coffee makers, milk Auto Sales Mrs. Helena Conner, Mrs. ·- - ----"shake makers and other misc. Hazel Throckmorton, all of U. I. Cl¥1111,.... flllll Call or write: Paul Poling, FOR SALE: 1930 Ford, closed Columbus, were here this week. :;, •;:'"..::,' : . : '.."::" : : 246 Walters St., Ripley, W. cab. Pickup. Very good condtWhile here they visited Mr. a a.., .ai eUdt 1111 -u,smat. ="'~ Va. Tel. 372-9433. lion, 1500.00. Carroll Johnsoa and Mrs. William King and Mr. ....,., . , na .-... 1 27 6tp Rt. 3, Pomeroy, WY Z.M. and Mrs. VirgO King. 0 - . e11dn" tl tiM Sodll Secadt1 44mhdetratiM, Tlala Ill , d Ill .,.. • ,.... - .·_.............. ' u ste S.les & Service Mr· and Mrs. Jim Thornbur'::.....,..._ '"' CAMPING TENT, 9x15. Sleeps hpDICaatfiJ.el!lave"e pl_,.,:rersaft& r ., sii never used CaU WY 2- 1961 iORD GALAXIE, standry and family of Marion visited Y• -1M utah• I t at tile liU1Iillp uedlted te JWI' lllldllat itT •oottr ' "'· IndO 327B. 7 Zl etc ard ohih, good tires, good eFitl Almost Every Car with Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1m . ; 'b1 1l!lillc tile he '; .. ,.. 111 Wow. Slalpl;r clip IIIII coa(llll, pua. INTERIOR or exterior painthndy . Very clean. See O'Dell eTransferable When King. MlnaiJ••PJ ''CUII,_..uliHotWnew" 11 ,4Uen"m:Saclal lnl· Conlract or hourly rate, READY, home llfOWh large, Manley, 660 Beech St., Mid· You Trade Can VISiting with Mr. and Mrs. lr Pt'Mt& or any lleady employment. oweet, hybrid cantaloupes. dleport, Ohio. WY 2-2919 Lonnie Hudson this past week Coa•.act, B. M. Braley, WY Dale W. hiD, Letart Falls. 1 22 ·&to eGuaranteed 24 monthl were Sh!ela and Jbnmy Clark . . . . . . . . Clje-. .... ill give ywar ...- .... a-Joller- ... WIBII. 7 22 15tc 7 2.4 Stn Tile lllllrlller or 24,000 mlles and Linn Kimnamon of Harrl-lllll;b'• ...,."" -~ _.. eeCau:itJ Cll'1l. 22 Remington Speedmaoter rtf· World eMost Popular Unit 1011vi!!e. Wanted To Buy le, model 552. Phone WY &SlarldaN of lempld Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thoma ONE GOOD COON DOii~Trasb 38'13. f :M Stc 111c car bd .... In the U.S.A. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl brokwVe. Phone 7n5578• M tpBSOD, ALLEY bed lumber, 1 and 10 ~Gnaance. sman ..., _ , ThHaomgga abnd ~siatedand Debbie 7 21 6 • a. ft. BeCtiOIII. C8n be seen any ud oaaaaaenbffiiJ lntt1llllf er ave .Yo with Mr, GIN SENG, Yellow root, wild evenln except Monday. II s.e and Mrs. Harold Burnside the Jlnger, root seng, Good, $18 Interested, make us an offer. Metnpolllu Mtton paMst weekend. per lb. Seng, average. $20 per Pomeroy Bowling Co. E. Mala SlrHI, Pomei'OJ r and Mrs Elma Smltb and pound. Seng, Choice, $22 per 7 2.4 Stc ....,_ ft Wl'lt sons attended the Kaiser plcpolllld. Yellor root good $1]0 6 German Shepherd Pups. Call f :12 tic Pomeroy, 0 • nie at Ravenswood, W. Va .. per lb. Yellow root, choice, WY z,3746. etc Mr. and Mr1. Charles Byers 7 23 f175 per lb. Wild Ginger, 60c Real Estate For Sale JOIN THE AAA. Be protected and sons and Mro. Jane Gilkey per lb. WUJtam Baney, P.O. WALNUT STEREO, 19!15. mod· on Road-bond and .rip serv- of Middleport violted Mr. and Boa 14, Olive St., Reedsville, el. This set radio eqwpped. ii'.._,LIII b•~/tll Ice. Call or conta<t: E. M. ltlrs. Guy Sargent. Mrs. Gilkey Oblo 6tc 4 ~~peaker oound system. 4 ._,.,lfll ,._PI· 'l Burton, 578 Broadway St .. remained lor a few days visit 7 21 . . . ·1 · speed Intermixed changer. Middleport, Ohio. Mr and Mrs. William llfal ANTIQUE Furniture, cllsbel. This oet sold much higher. MIDDLEPORT - One storyl 1 25 30tp had as guestl ·recently, Mr. mlscellallfiOUI. CaD or write: Take over payments of $5.511 frame, 4 rooms, half bath, and Mrs. Russell Stlndley and lip ...,_ IWir tbl In, lofoc .... lo ,.... -"1' .-1 II Mn. Howard CacD, 8110 W. per lllOIItb or pay balance enclosed back porch, gaa iAC CONDITIONING, Refrlger- Mr. and Mro. Gene Standley u ' doi..J-wlloliploc . _ . , _ _ boo...,_oft. MilD Sl, Pomeroy. due $81..22. Call WY U555. heating, lot 50 x 110. $35110.00. alton service. Jal.'k • ReiJ'Is- Mr. and Mrs. John Dean ~nd • - - . . '-' 1 sl,...chotrlton .. ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l_zs_uc 7 21 6lc POMEROY - One story frame oration, New Haven. Pllone S<ms vioited with his m0 the · TU Z-3537 f I Uc r, Insurance PEACHES, now picking early 0 rooms. modem b~th. kotdJ- - .. ·- · -· - - - · - -- - Mrs. Lenora Dean of Pomeroy Red Red Ha en hao built-In cookinl unill, Karl Grleler, Plambbll ... and Mrs. Anna Mae Terrell and te Clleell lerlolllaiUr ~HI 'TO CoJiym& Sero1ce Cop Haven~rs to fo~~~: S~~ full. basement, fon:eu ""I Healing Juanita recently. lei made al legal papers. 80 apples. Open Dally and heatmg, garage, good locaMIDenv!De, Oble Mr. and Mrs. Leo King visited If ,.. haw wozked Jonr pal4 to ..rtoln memberl of lhtt -opaper,. Attoallorll 1 bir111 I'I!COI'dl llld almoat any Sunda w 111 Orch d !ion. $10,500.00. End your oewer troublet her mother Mro. Georgia Sociol Soc1ll'lty Editor. """"h uodor the oodol ...,... your family when you dlt. other doeumaua. Wllk.:;Uie.e Thoma and 'ramlly recently. Your """pon w!U boo forThiH bonoftto ,rill doptil4 7 15a~f~ CARPENTER - % otory frame : We laavo ell olut rit7 law, JOU and your deReM ..a IICI, PaiD""" modem bath (copper plum!>Sewer MaclJIDeo Walter Arnold was In e warde<ltoooeial~e<urity'o n<· on th1 oamlnp ....Utili to pendent• can ret monthly your aocial ~N.-uritr ueount. otdkeeplnc headquuten In 1 1 tic SEWING machines, repair ser- lng and good supply of water) Reasonable Jlllleto motorcycle accident Sunday al· 10eial ~eeurity in•ur1nce ben· To check on 7our ooeial Balllmon, lid. Y"'I will ro- -- - -r-T-J-aH_.:..;,,::_· 91ce, aU makes. WY Z.22tll lull basement, garage, locat- CaD WY %·ZI7f Day or Nigh! ter110<>n. He suffered a frotur· e6to when you retire or If """"rlt7 o<count, ellp the coift a eonlldontlal tlalemenl 51118 0 The Fabric Sbop, Pomeroy. ed on Route 143. Owner will 7 :II tie led skull and treveral cuts on JO• ohould bo<ome dloablod. coupon abo.., pulo II ftrml7 of tho Mrllinp end!W to 1 'If. old GELDING, bi8ck and Aulhrotzed Singer Salea and assist in financing. 0 n I y , HEATING, PlambfDC, Milder the hrad. He 1JaA been return· llontll17 bonellto en ailo be to a poatal ear<!, and inalllt to JOIU OCCOIDII. white ~potted pony, Sale or Service. 3 Z9 lfc $5000.00. Funac... Mlrolcl Brolhn. l ed home from Veteran• Mem· !ride for yo11111 call. Alva FOR SALE - Jubilee peaches ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN na Eall MaiD Slreel. P,m- orlal Hosplbll and Ia lmporved OAIII.... (A... I.... Oatk, Tuppen ~~ ~7- are ~JDW ripe at the New HavWY Z.313f WY % leroy. l'hoae WY lo%U8. at th!• time. 17.1. »thru.ent, ~ . . ,.'n ... ,..,__ .. K ~ .. on Cll'cllard. 7-2Ulc 7 Zl 3tcl 7 10 IIG Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kill8 and 1111111 ......, . ..."'••• . ' :;:"T ' -----r; 1>1 • for WANT AD INFORMATION .......- •• ""' r=· "' - ...... "'' 'nN' ...... ...,... Q ".,. .,., .,. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy _Motor Co. Pomeroy Middleport .. ,.. ........ "'=.,_ . _ • -..... -- ...- ... · · PomerOV M t Or C0. ,, t=. - - aJmm.U. ateiJ ·= !18. Plal:e af ~ •,.., • 41.~::. ,....-w_..,_......., ...... ,._ ___ ....... _., ..11...,_ ..... .,., a ,.,, I * ' ' I •' GA$<1LfNE AUD c. ..,..,n ttl plato U.Intlkua libeller ..._ r.M. .... u '•- 011. "Ygu'.. ~Y ¥t1 t a't undutillld - WliRilld to deatll if I cfldtl ------ a Klleputy 'Ad DOWll' 1.Be..... t 2.Soatf!f'b.o G. .llc DAILY ORIPTOQUOTE - Bera'1 11ow to work AXYDLBAAXB. II LONOI'ELLOW One lett.. limply lltand!l for Bllother. In this IBIDplo A 1oo UIOit for 11M lllroe L'1, X for 11M two 0'1, ot.c. SU..I• 1et11ro, apootropbleo, the length and fonnatlon ol U.O -rtll are Ill IUnta. lGaeh day the code lettera are dlrterenL A CIJpto&trm q.atalw DBB.A'K TBLLDA C HX B lCl WMPO Radio JULY IVON9A Y TIIKU FRIDAYI:QI lp On - NeWI l:tl .!Bered Heart Utl Mel{jo County RFD 8:25 Paul Bowen, Farm I:3C News Us Country Jamboree 8:57 weau,er 7:110 National ,;ews 7:05 BID Miller Sho• 7:30 Sports Parada 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:3o Picllen• Hardware - - -----------------------{ ... .....----------------------------------J -----··--------------------w ·~ mule, for -w ...t!r-------------------------------1 GF\CX..NO!;>' II 80.IDI1lat 12-Woot Polnt'a a. _. PAm on a U.S. Poalal Carel BlaeHnar's FEET ON THE. 29.lthdlelnal ~ KJn,sbory News Notes $34Q·OO KEEPING ALL. FOUR call prlut. - !:."": W!TH ALL. llr( STUDIES IT'S !lEEN DIFI=IOJI..T ' -~OCOIJ l!8. ReqiiiN _, a,.._ • lOll :18.Doltroy .-. u••• r - a. upotat-. l&.Klnolof aumf>eto Ill 1 I IO. OUIIIftlo<l, 2B.Nollono 2'/.Pap . ': ;.:.:, •::; : ;: I. Particle 9.ll'ac- 22.Book olup I AIR CONDITIONING . ...,.,... ..... !.LooJr- 20. M'arrlo4 •n>lnllll f MARK IV AUTO attt.ck.of llllt.- 17. moot .. ..._t of*olllp I.Butlolm 1J. Bpocl01 of poplar 14. Eat a.war lB. Boverar• 18. Otuuretl u••• I 4.&-- c ...... ours I 1.-...& 12. Courtyard sOCJety • Notes • mUk 8.SbaltR off Carmel b ' w. &.WW;r I:OOpJy ll.hlonoi :-. or;• .: AIJitOI!8. 1.Wbeyot \ :llA'I'NVllX EJI'VII , -- KNTHlB R'l'WV 9 ll.-C HD PAT II Y~o Oa1Ftuqoo111 '1110SB W110 Ill' QUARRELS IN- TIDRP08Ja .IIUB'l Ol'l'lllX WIPE A BlOODY JIOIIII:. 1010' W J EH RADIO 1:30 Dow Jones Averqee. 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National News MODday 1\ra Friday 7:00 SundoWJo Serenade 1:00 Slgu On a:OO Slgu Off 1:00.16 Musical Cloclt SATURDAYS 7 oJ Be. 8llll " Know 6:00 Sip On - News 7:02'30 News 6:05 Counll'y MUiic Time 7:45 ltnl Bapllsl Church 8:20 Country Jamooret 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa "00 Protestant BolD' 9:00 Talk of !he Town 7:30 Spnrts Parade 9:56 Publlc Servicr Show 7:35 Larry Andersoo Show 10:15 Church o1 ::brill w: 45 lt'a Music - 4rmy •· '.atchstrlr ~ 11:00 Oairy Vallay and Dottou'l ' ·"• .•,, I •· Top Ten Show 11:05 Momlng Melodies, ITubti Thurs.) 12:00 News Mon. tbru. Wed. 7:50 News 12: 15 luslcal lnter!ud• •· ., Cl1.orcb Be! · Ring, FrL 8 o~ B!ll Miller Sltow 12:30 Rev. Merlin l'eets II Worl News 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 1:00 The Jim M.., Show · ·20 Ev•ns r Il!etln Boa 9:00 Newa 6:00 Sports Parade 12 :~; N• ..s ~ g>-• 9:1X> Colfo!e with Jaaet 6:05 Jim Mees Show 12:'~ Aerlcu""-e Programs JC :00 Portraits of a Palrlol 6:30 NaUonal News 12:45 CcJr.try Gt Ronnd iOcOl Swap Shop 6:85 Sundown Seranade 1:65 New, Beat ::30 Social Sec.urity Z:OO Count y Go·Round !0:35 Bill M!ller Brunch Show 8:00 Off the Air Sl'NDAVS Z:[- News Beat 10:45 Mason AIJ'. Proaram 7:30 Sip On - Arm1 Hour 3:00 ~,, · ... aline'! tl'uesdaJ; 7:65 Newo 3:65 NeWI Be : 10:41· famlly 1\'orsblp (TbtD'S.) 8:011 Bapllsl Layman'J HolD' 1:00 D~ing oV'I.i Don 10:411 o\.6.C. Prnii'IID (Friday> 8:30 Sanda, Show I 30 ·,terehang! 11:011 NeWI t:OO Sunday Show o:OO C· · · unl' N•WI . II :!Ill Tiny's Country JtlolctlOD 9:30 Tbe Bible Spew to You 5:15 Bob Nell Sporta Salute 11:30 1'1117'1 Cou.nll')' H)'lllna t:fli Leglslallv• Report Frtdayl 12:00 Camilli Block NeWI lUC Tha Good Llle 6·30 SUnset Boulnll'd 12:30 Goeuler'a Gueal Star 10:1b ~ Moeller 9:W Off The Air IFriday) 11.:30 Tbe !IUJiday Show Salulday 12:30 Larry o\ndenon Show 11:30 The Qulel Hour a·oo SliD On 3: lO Jim Mee.s Show 12:011 NIWI 1:00.16 M1181c• Cloclt 4:15 lllletinnr Auto Show 12:15 The Cllrlstlans Hour 7:1Ju la StiU and Know 4:30 B:leclrle ComPBft1 New• 12:30 The Rev. Merlir Teela 7:00-30 News 4:41o Jim Meeo Show 2:00 The Rev. Sllu Blllupo 7:29 Time & TemperiiUr· 5:011 NeWI 2:30 Tbe Rev. o\adrew Panona 7:'1() Musical Wocfl 5:05 Jim Mee.s Show 2:30 SUDilay lhowcue 7:45 Ftrst Bsptlal Church 6:00 Sporta Parade 8:30 Sundown Sere.,de 1:00 Ohio Valley NeWI 6:10 Jim Meel Slrow 1:110 Off lhe Air 1'1~ loluslcal Clod' THI lOAN LOSIR FA liRA 9:00 'IIR)I School mt Parade 10:311 Song & Story Time IHG 1'ne r.oljer Key u: oo DemocratiCJ Legial•ture 11:15 Mus• al Interlude 11:30 llfpubUc81. Legislature Jt ·45 Waite. '·~oeUer Report 11:52 MusiCal Interlude 12:00 Local & Oblo NeWI 12 20 Evan• B1 , Board 12: ?$ NeWI 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Mattnee 1:00 Disetnb with Dos1 1:30 Top Ten Revue 6:011 Salurday Newa SuniDIIII'JI 1:15 ~IUiicHI lnt.rlude S:Stl Commwrlty Choirl S:OO Dance Party 9:00 Olf The Air Slnday Sip On "'re ~lnging Preacher ~ , .. , Rep Cllurcb ' Christ ·tuslc: I•' ·'•Ide F' ·t Baptist Church Cblldren's Chapel U:f· Sune1y New· Special u:oo r .wa Report 12: IS ~~oscopa! C"•.,.ch 1: 46 ' tl'·ollc lnloflllB: 1:011 Church ol God I "' /!11 1 Call 2:00 Old Folkt BolD' J: 00 B,ymns from Hardin~ 3:Ia Sund:~y Showcue 8·45 P"'"' Servl, Sbow ''·· 1190 mt Parade 5:00 City ' · - ·, Re.. . ., 5: 15 9110 Hit Par.de • 9 ; ~0 Of' The •1r 7:59 8:00 8:15 8::3 9:c IO •.J 11:30 Al--l, I KNOW f-lOW ~£/~fiTs Ml.l~f 'IOCR tiCHE I &JT WE l-tJil1" I!CMfMBfR ThORo 19 A llEASON FUR ALL 'THt~) WASH'T 1r A1!5MIFIIL Rl'ttORIIL ~ '" OHLY wm BtEN HoME, TOM!' w• MIGfH HAVo bl:EH i'r4t: !=IRS IN -.!MEl I--IOVJ Do TI--lEY THIIiK n STPRTS01 OH, I &LIM 111; IH9U~CE 60~ 1 ARE SI1LL CH!iCl<r!IOI AND ALSO, <Ji; COORSf,THi PO<.ICEI �• New Officers To be Installed 8-DaUy - -' -Sentinel, -" Pomeroy-Middleport_} 0 ., July 27 - . 1965 · SOCIAL CAJ£NDAR Windon Family Reunion Held At Gaul Home Missionaries' WMk ~!<viewed By Jr. Group Junior Missionary In September Society ':::"~~"'"'"::::'::; Mr. and Mrs Ri•er news River Newa Trlb ..1 Gauge readlogs: Gallipolis Alfred SOCiety • News Ridf;e Keno SOCiety • Notes ~e::~. Grantsville, w. va., Sunday. they were former ~- Wm~on ~ • n~n M~s ~;~~s ~~.:·~~~~d ~nd C~lu 0:~'·1~er~ ~p~•tor I'e~cT~e ~~~p~~u~~: h!~~ Sa~~:th-pot-~ C~esday co~ered ~~~~· da:':.~~~onM~:~:Y a~ son~.' w:~ fo~ 1 cl~n a~ d~~· a~ ~ a~d ~ ~ Georg~a, ~ave~' Beck;n~ E~ho~ettMr~ ~ r C~ws Sl~r~\ -;~;;;;~;;;;~l w~~e An~·~~·d rummage sale and bake sale I Youth Councl'/ Meet t H s a ome I All 1 With Frankoe Avalon ~.th·, ~r~;ces ~eenev ~) ~-e .!1:I J. -------·---· Double Draft for VietNam Bu~~du at Jaycees Ask DST as Ballot Issue ,,,I ~· Crack 1st Cavalry Ordered:· ·': To Battle with Guerrillas . I Wml~eld please wear whtle T uppe rs PI ams ' S •J Hosp•'tal Ne\"S ~~~~iii::ii-1ii-~~;:-;:-;:-t,l' accompam~d sHE ETS CAN N0 N ' • ' • e Cannon White Comb- OCJa ~:.vents spun Percale Shoats MEIGS THEATRE e Cannon Solid Color Percale Bed Sheats • Cannon Multi Stripe Percale Bed Sheets e Cannon Floral Pettern Percale Bed Shaeh I '// (. n J ! 1 ,• l' • Also King Siu Bed Sheets and Queen Size Bed Sheets • Cannon Fine Muslin Bed Sheeh e Stock Up on Cannon Bed Sheats and Pillow Cases-on the 1st Floor 1 1 ELBERFELDS • POMEROY :·.,~...,,...._,.~,,.-"'- . -.,.._..,.,.,__.,_,.,_.._,.,.,..,,._,.,..~-"'-"""""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'"""""'"1 I ~~~~~~~~.;~~alist ~t Hous~~nM~~: T~~:~ AUTO FINANCING SIMPLE AS 1--1--3 ... TO SAVE BY FINANCING YOUR CAR AT OUR BANK CHOOSE THE CAR YOU WANT. VISITS IN POMEROY The Almanac AkMro. Joseph10e Herman of By United PrtSI International 1 ron, spent last week vlsttlng Today " Tuesda~ July 27 I, Width hher sister, Isabelle Hannah ' the 208th day of IDSs w1lh 15i an usband and other friends ro follow. 10 Pomeroy. Her son, George W The moon Is approachlne Its Herman, brought her down new phase. her son-m·law, Doug Reynolds. The mormng stars are Saturn came Saturday and returned and Jup1ter her home It waa her first visit The evening stars are Venus 10 20 years. 1 and Mars. and (2) DON'T SIGN ANY PAPERS. WELD WOOD (3) STOP BY OR PHONE US. WOOD PANELING l Meke Your Selection From 4'x8' Sheet' On Display In Several Patterns at our Store I WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa ......... . -~--.... .... _Jt.,~~ ....,. ., .. ........ , ... ... ~ King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd Ave. WORLD -~ I Of Terry Reiber 1 the ac~mpamed h~~ ;:~e E~nl and Fuo•c•llo The auesd whlil be raiSed for next I _ I "HONEYMOON HOTEL" year an t e deadhne for pay The F B , Robert Goulet, Nanr) Kwan mg dues al last year's rate will Council arml utreahu Youth be November ~e a t e home of , (Color) , JULY Terry Reiber, July 22, called r;o 28 The W•ldwood Garden Club to order by the preSident, Lmda - · ----- · - - - - II While The Lord's Prav•r ENTF.RED HOSPITAL WI meet Wednesday at 8 p < ; m. at the home .of Mrs Karl ;~s led by Robert Lane and the Amonr those who entered Grueser . edge to the Flag by Pal Mor· ' Holzer Hospllal '" the past j4 Bv Mrs. Evelya Bricklrs I .nJLY zt n~••Y I hours were Mrs Modjesa ,II. Mr• Ada Swank and son, I I I The Riverv•ew r.arden Club ' There were eleven memi>ers I Love, 417 First Ave • Joseph D. Bill. of Akron, were recent Sun LAST TIME TONIGHT ' ' ·II meet Thursday evemn~ Ju. present , one VISitor, and th• Shdham. Mtll Creek Rd. Mrs. day guests of her Sisler, Mr WAL 1 OISNF.T 'S ly 29 the home of Mrs Har- adVISor, Mrs Evelyn Holler. I Sandra L. Roberts, Rl. f, Gal- and Mrs Carl Barnh•ll and "CINDERELLA" hs Frank With a p•cmc supper Proceeds from the bake sale hpolis, Garland Eugene Saund- daughter. Ru th On Monday ev- I - Tt>chmrolor Laughter1 Musu~r Ma gir' to be served at 6 p m A flower held recently were used to pay ers, Rl. 2, Galhpolis, Douglas ' emng lhev were all supper 'I Cartoon Ji'avorl!t>s j arranging workshup wtll also lor transportation for the three Florence, Rt 2. Gallipolis, Ev· gues•s of l~elt other Sisler, Mr WALT DISNEY'S be held w th Mrs Robert Rte· ; me~bers to go to the one week erett Ronnie Fields, Rt. I, and Mrs Charles Betzmg "TATTOED POLICE 1 bel helpmg. All ;.embers are : trammg school. Northup, Mrs Foster E Lew- Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh HORSE" urged to brmg flowef' and COO· New membership eards will 1!, Rt. 2 Patriot, Mrs. John T. and Mrs Myrtle Frost and - TerhmrolorSandy Sander~· Shtrl~v Slole!l i laJners I be dJStnbuted at the next meet- Scherer, 106 English Rd , Pt. granddaughter. Pally Flood Chas Seel See Thf- raC'e 1 mg. wh1rh w1ll be held at the Pleasant. Mrs. Charles L. Slone all VISited Em1le "!atlack at between rottmg h(lrse and I b I home of Linda While, August Pt Pleasant, Mrs Charles E: st Joseph Hosptlal m ParkersModel T Ford ! 8 ,f' e mle •24 Holstein, Rt. 1. Pt. Pleasant burg Al11 Di1n1y Certoans Their Birthdays Plans were diScussed to have Mrs. Charles W Curfman Rt' I Mr< Helen Dorst all ended the 1 1j The birlhdavs of M~. and Mrs 1a Jitney Supper '" the near 2, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs Donald E. weddmg of her stsler. Juamla Wtdnetdty, July 28 NOT OPEN , Allen D11l were celebrated Sun- fulure. . , Noll. Gallipolis Ferry . Ryther Hollman to John Grueser at ~ 1 •day afternoon with a family par.l An mterestmg d1srus 81on was Roush, New Haven, W, va , Syracuse Fr1day evemng. Thurtday thru Stturdty ' ty •I the home of Mr and Mrs g1ven by Iris McKay, Susie iJohn Randolph Kokovitch New Mr and Mrs. Charles Befz. I July 29·31 Charles Wildermuth. ; W1pple and Pal Morrissey on !Haven, W, Va, Leverett L. lng spent a weekend wllh her Ian F lemtng's I Homemade ice cream and lhelt attendance at the tra•mng Roush, 309 Rutland St , M•ddle- two brothers, Delphm and Or- · "GOLDFINGER" {Techntcolor l cake were served durmg the at- school at Westerv~lle ' port, Mrs. Harold Wayne Cir-' vii Chrtsly at Columbus JAMES Bond IS back in Ac:· , ternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Clar.l Relreshmenls were served by cle, 1120 E. Mam Sl, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence t1on 1 SEAN CONNERY. as ence Spumer and son, Dennis, ' Mrs Re1ber of potato chips Willard Ray Jeflers, Jr., Min·• of P.omernv were Sunday guests Agent 007 Gert Forbe, as ' ersv1lle, Emmet P Bartels, of hr: sister. Mr and Mrs r.er Goldfinger Honor Backman Mr and Mrs. James Bearhs cookies and Kool ade. 1 and Timmy and Scottie , Mr and Syracuse, Debra K, West, Ra- aid V10let Edgar Alltn Poe's 1 "TOMB OF LIGEIA" Mrs Dill and Mr. and Mrs Wil-' GAVE PICNIC cme, Mrs James Edward Rubert F•elds was taken to 10 ('ferhmrolor) Vmcent Pnce, l%zalwth I dermuth and dau~hters, Sandra, Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber Brae~, Racme, Mrs Birch R the Camd<•n Clark hospital and family entertained wtlh an Hardm. Rt. 3. Oak Hill, Mrs Pargersbur ofr observation Shepherd Mt>et Elizabeth 1Kathy and Teresa. I outdoo• plcmc diRner at their Bessie W. Dame Is, Wellston, Shepherd as Rowena, lhe qmrk and Lt~rla, the de~:td ' ENTERTAIN AT DINNER home Sunday In observance ot ' M1ss Lynn Souders, McArthur, 1 __ 10 years hto: " 1fe Jay rle-ad in Mr and Mrs V D Edwards the birthday of her mother M I Paul E. Long, Rt. 3, Ironton, I bedroom tomb eactl mght he ht>ar,. he1 whl ~ p4?r "Wait I entertamed With a dinner Sat· ~ Lawrence Milhoan. Other 8:ue~~; IJames Snowden. Corning, Mrs Walt . • I .sha!J !ave urday evening at their Umon- were Mr. Milhoan Mr nd Luther Bahs, Rt. 1, Ravens· I ag~tm" av home Present were Mr and ' Mrs Thomas Donah~e and a ' wood, W Va . Clalt D. ShuSUN.-MON.-TU&S. Mrs Larry Homes, Athens. Mrs 1DaVId and Mrs Mary Dona~~~ male, Ravenswood, W. va, "MA.f'o"rf' ~J~ou·• Theo Hemes, Hemlock Grove of Duncan Fallo, Ohio Mrs. Wilham E Dehart, Rt 1 Chorlton He<ton and Mr. and Mrs Edwards and I . Flatwoods, Ky ' and Mrs Dan- _ --~ I Cheryl and David ENDS BASIC ny J. Kelly, Flatwoods, Ky. -~ -- - ~- -~---~ Airman Third Class ,James . D!SCHARGF.D R Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs .. Pallenls recently diScharged John H. Reeves of Rl I M'd ,Included. Paul Warren Taylor, dleport, has com let~ , ' · I Mrs. Allie L Sliffler. Mrs. JoAir Force basic ~i!!tary ~· S. lseph Frank CunniOgham, Mrs. ing at Larkland AFB T ram· .Kenneth .E Romme. Mrs Dixhas be • ex ' and Je E Smith, Dawn D Kellison trainingen .~elected for technical I Brenda Lee Palrtck, .Mrs Har: a commuDicaiJons- vey F Van V k 1 the Mary .If s h mman 'ATC) I R Rue Mrs Paul A Mcc ool at Keesler AFB. Miss He Carty , Gnff ~ Durbin Sr ~g~ r.:~te of Kyger Creek ' Mrs Jark B. Walker and Mrs~ · Kather10e E. Springston. --- WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1965 ~s ~nd son~ ~rry (1) NO. 85 ' ·-----..;.-::::;-;:::;r. ~ ~: FIVE CS4(1 .c~00~ .. 0 Se~~AL I I I VOtXVII PflNSOY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ ,I I gran~sons I > De11otlld To The lnteNifl OJ Tlw M..,..Muon Area Po~erov I I . ., b~rthday ~n~ J :~dL ... 'f en tine d~s:u~.::;e~s 1 ,:~:·~ } Dinsmore - - - - - - - Plan . members of the Laurel Cliff Dam 119, 11 9, running 2 feet Sunday School attendance on , n were made to ••stall Free Methodist Church met on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma"'n 20.- July 18 was 53 offering was Mr and Mrs. Robert RoblsnMr and Mrs Art Kasper and The family reumon Jant Howell Tent, Daughters 1 and hostesses were 1With their leaders, Mrs. James 34: Pl Pleasant 23 84, Hinton $15 18. Worship 'services were son and Tamara of Belpre vis- Clara of Colu.;bus visited witb I was held Sunday at the home of Umun Veterans, will meet at I meetin :' the September Gilmore and Mrs Ernest Pow- 0.63, Kanawha Falls 2.02 Cbar- held at 10:45 with the Rev Cas- lied Sunday With "" mo!""r, her parents, Mr and Mrs. ol Mr and Mrs J. M. Gaul m the nome ol Mrs Lillian Stell! , . f en the Bradbury Ex- ell, Sunday morning follow!Rg leston l8 93. London, Marmet to Nma Robmson and aunt, Clara Maynard Bahr recently Sumntr . I Monda} at 6 p m lor a pot· 1 Homemakers Club met Sunday School :and Wmlleld d&ms were on the I Follrod and attended church Mr and Mrs. Hasett Betz of A basket dmner was served lurk dinner Members are asked • M at the home of Group singmg of miSSIOnary ISills MYF sponsored a her#. St Joseph Mich vtstted the ""''n lo Mr and Lowell to !Jring a diSh and 10 "J Means We Are Jon- Boat Movement,, at Mrs. Iva Findling, who was past week' with her mother, and Lowell J1 , VIVIan. own table servu:e. dmner at noon a pol 1uc • 1ors, and "Onward All Ye l Oblo Ri\Pr - Pennsylvania , evemng July 17 which was hospitalized at the Meigs Gen- Mrs Ailee Dodson. rhev all Lance, Mr and Mrs. Members of the Wmdm 'l'rall , J1•mors." opened the meeting. up 14, 4.40 p m , Vulcan up 14, attende-d ' era! hospital for several davs went ro Hungtmgron two 1 \h s W and Mr. Garden club will me<'t gal the Mrs . fwces Spencer, form- The work of sevtral ffiiSSionar- 15 50 p m, Eastern up 1•, 2 35 Several local people attended has been returned to her home days VISit wtth her aunt, Mr. Garv o? b and lerry and , entrance Beech Grove ctme- , er aclmg extension agent, as- 1es . stud1e by the group was 1a m , Luther Herdman down the homecommg at the Sliver and •• recovermg. and Mrs. Burgess Ferguson. H • m11us , Mr. and Mrs., te Monda ' Slsted the group w1th their pro- rev1ewed by Mrs Gilmore. It 114, 6 ZO am ; Nat10n•l up 15, Rid e Church Jul 17 th Mr and Mrs Blame Milhoan 01 <l and Kenny, Wen- I Vbat P m to I wrt plannmg m copper handi- was announced that the goal lor 13:45 am.; Reliable up 15, 6 g y · t Lo:en Guthne, who is staand Elaine, Tony and M1kel and 6 30 1 el • and Kathy ol Galh· 1 c u project. • rralt Members answered roll Junior Missmnams m ' t he am , Harvev Jordan up 15 6 and treatment lOne With the Armed Forces Mrs Glenna Milhoan attended 0 1 M r andd Mrs D. J Mor- : The Stefl and Officers of call by naming a statesman I conlerenre " $10 000 and the ' 45 a.m . Sl. Marys down ' 16, Mrs. Juamu.' Spencer and :n spent a few days ' a bJrtlJday party given by Mr. d ' Mr. :;rs Wa1d Wtn ' Me1gs Te10ple. Pythian s"ters M p money w1ll be used for more 2.10 am; OVEC down 16, 3 05 daughlet 01 Chesler and her mo- 1 hiS parents, Mr and and Mrs Jack Setdeoabel for bh rs VITgll Wm Will meet Monday evening, Ju: 1\ ;• ted au 1 Wmn, preSident, roof top schools am.; Irene Chohn up 17, 5 10 !her Mrs Edna Life of Success rs. orge Guthne. their daughter, Jacklyn Jean, and Bl IT le, Brian, Becky ly :!6 at the home ol Mrs. ':,.n uc the business meeti.ng Followmg the meetmg, Bar- ' am . leffboal down 17, 6 40 a and Mrs Besste Barr of Los on her 15th She re· Gaul n r and Mrs VIctor Grift Russell In Bradbury at ! f d announced that mstallallon ba" Khne, presented a number I m ; Bayou Lorrame down 17, 7 Angrles Cahl . were recent VIS· PT. PLEASANT ce•ved many pretty g•fls A dinbtd Mr . eprews Mike and Da· 7 30 p m ThiS il the delaved , o new officers w•ll be '" Sept· of plano. selectiOns I am : Knox up 18, 9 40 p m ; •tors of Mrs. Barr's SISter Mr LIVESTOCK SALES ner of. a 25 Jb turkey with all and James Wlll 1\ July meelmg Mrs Horare Me I ember hostesses lor the I Atlendmg were Ke•th and I Annette Jones up 18. 4 50 am.; and Mrs Wayne Bricktes' PT PLEASANT W the tnmmmgs was served I and ren a and Bever- Elhmny Is the as.,stmg hosU.ss I year WI e appo!Ried at that , Barbara Kline. Barbara and ' ' ll"rner down 19, 3 4o a m , Mr and Mrs Everett. Wat. ' . , Mrs C E Heaton ol .;;,d the Wtll Pomeroy. l JULV %7 I meetmg. DevotiOns were gtven Dmne LewiS, Nancy '"d Darla John J Rowe up 22, 6 20 am; son and two sons are vacahonSalorday, July 24, 1!115 was a guest of Mrs Allee Dod· Patty d hostess and Chester Grange will have ils I by Mrs Clarence Murray r.,ll, Darlene Michael, .Jack I A. J Patton up 21, 12:05 am , ing at VlrgJDia Beach Va HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to 24 , son and Dons Sunday. an IC I ynn. annual mspectiOn Tuesday at Miss Griffith of the Coonty Jac?bs, Wayne Leifheit, Greg Louisian:> up 21, 4"45 a.m , Jef- Mr and Mrs. Wald Swa;lz of I Heavies 17 to 22 50 Lights 17 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Curtis 8 30 P m Potluck refreshments ExtensiOn offlre was present for ] Eblm, Donald WISe, Karolyn I ferson up 21, 6 10 am; lnd•- 1Athens were Sunday guests of Ito 22 Fat Sows 17 to 20 Boars I of Akron, Mrs. Ha7.el CurtiS POLICEMEN'S PARTY w11l be servf'd All members are the aflernoon sesSion. New offi- 1· Souls by, Brenda and Denms I aroa down 21, 7 10 a ,n : Wesl· Mr end Mro c E Woode and IZ to 15 60, P1gs 8 to 15, Stock and Myra Rathburn of Reeds1cers mclude Mrs Clarem·e Mur- , Gilmore. Martha and Lmda ern down 2.1, I 15 a :n ; Joyce Mr and Mrs Fon Halsey The Pomeroy Police Dept ' urged to attend Shoats 17 to 22 VIlle called on Mrs Glenna MilWill sponsor a "Under the Stars" I The Pomeroy WCTU will ray, preSident· Mrs Wayne I Baker and Wayne Puii!Rs. II down 23, 2·50 am. Semel Mr and Mrs Blain Taylor CATTLE- Hmfers 13 to 19, hoan and Bernard Sunday. outside summer teen dance thiS I have ils annual potluck picmc Kmg, v ce pre;•denl; Mrs Max down Greenup 8 10 p m ; Frank· and attended the :at 12 to 16.40; Canners I Mr Clyde Salser 01 Rarme 1 Saturday from 8-11 p m at the al the F1rs1 BaptiSt Church on Dav , secretary, and Mrs. Paul i PLAN REUNION lm P1erce down Greenup 3 a Brock Reumon at New Martms- '] 7Bulls 15 10 to 17; Stock called on Mr. and Mrs. M L. 18 Pomeroy Parkmg lot The Jays Tuesday at 5 30 p m Members Wmn, publlrlly. Plans were The 41st Hayes - Young- m, J S LewiS doen Meldahl v111e recent ly to 18 . to 22 , Stock He1!ers 14l Bahr, Sunday. Will emcee the lop 100 hits. may brmg a guest and are made for a plcmc to be held I Hohday School reunton Will be 6:25 P m,; Ehsha Woods down Mrs Alva Clark was return· 123 50 • :lock Steer Calves 20 to • Mr and Mrs Hasett Betz reEverybody is mvited asked to take their own table '" August. I held tins Sunday, August I al l Meldahl '40 P m ; Pamela D. ed to her hmelollowmg surgery 122 ' lock Helfer Ca lves 18 to turned home by woy of Akron serVIce the Hohday School grounds, ac- down Meldahl 12 15 a m : Lor- , at Holzer hospital 1where they VISited Mr. and Mrs. The American Legion Auxili· The meelmg was closed Wllh I cordmg lo Mrs Frank Cheese- ena up Meldahl 3 30 am. Mr and Mrs Gerald VIOlet CALVES-:- Top.' 27 70; Errol Conway and Hugh. ary of Drew Webster Post No the benediCtion Those present brew, secretary. A basket din- GaUipolis Dam - Elgerchn l visited her borlher Mr d 60 24110 , Medmm 18 to 22 .I Mr. and Mrs Kenny DaviS I 39 Will meet Tuesday 81 6 P: Mrs Max DaviS. Mrs ner w•ll be held at noon With down 3 !0 am. Ph•hp Sporn Mrs Vnil Roush. \vest Sh:;e. 21;80 mmon & Heav•es 18 to of Dayton VISited Mr and Mrs. ' m for a Potluck dmner A GITI W n, Mrs Lawrence Stewart I games and a program '" the up 3 45 a m ; Bob B•nter up Mark Corns of Sandyville W I . ILee Hunt and fam•lv Monday I State report will be gtven by I and Greg, Mrs I afternoon 5 40 am. Va spent a weekend here On thiS dav '" In t Murl Taylor TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY ClaUdia Gru.,.er. All members ames e Mrs. Griff RusK.aoawba RiverSemel I her aunt , Mr and Mrs Kenneth In 1914 B s ory · I Mrs Eve. ell SISson to the hasFAMILY NIGHTS are urged to be present I sell. Mrs Oleva Coltnll, Mrs. TO ATTEND FUNERAL down London 4 am . Helen Z Gnfllth and son Joe. Th d . , nlam and Egypt I Pllal to brmg hiS first great 'GOLD FOR THE CAESARS' The Ladies AuXIhary io the Spencer and daugher, All members of the Chesler I down Marmet 7 35 p m , Reathe r.nlhlhs !frm: endmg the 12· ' grandchild hume, the son of Je(frey Hunter, Ron RandeU (TechnJculor) - Bennett Post ' Middle- • VI! ,., and MISs Gnflilh. Coum·•l Daughi<>rs of Amenca ver down Marmet 4 a m H borne S C g I. I occupatmn ol the Mr. and Mrs Jumor Koenig . are 1 1 t E . ' E B 1 ' · uez anal 7.one -andport, Will meet Tuesday even· ' o mee a wmg s Funer- ' , owes up 4 05 p m - -- - . -Mrs. Glenna Milboao 2 Reel Special Plus Certoon C~rnlv.l ing . .July ?:1 at the hall at 7 30 1 at Home Wednesday at I 30 p m , W H Shaver, Jr . down -------1 Thur.·Fr!. July 29·30 I p m All membes are urged 1 to attend the funeral serv- Wmheld I 40 a m , ,uc) .Ja ne : m "BIKINI BEACH" lo allenrl to make plans tor l 'ces lor Mrs C. B Hayman Lucas down Wmheld 6 35 9 m OUR 1ST FLOOR IS HEA DQUARTiiRS FOR lULV 21 I Middleport, 0. Nothi~g el•e has so many things going for it. Eleclnc heat is the quirkeat, cleaneot, quietest, m~t draft·free heat you can have, And ic's eaBiest lo install, too. Sure you have 10 do wichout drufls, noise and eold walL.- but you get used to if. (Call w tmd let's talk it fond ••t more tllboul electric heat for your borne. Foil out lbe coupon and mail!() Colunibus al\d Southern Ohio ElectrJc Company, 215 N.>nlJ Fron\Street.' Columbo• 15, Ohio. ( Atlelltioo: Residential Sales ..__ ~eo, pleaoe ! I'd like all the detaile about 0 instan: >ng or 0 converlillC 10 electric heAl ill my r.-1 Oller for your home.) Name Addresa "' ...... " · . ::==... ._..... _.....,.. .. '(" ~.,. ::1 • ............ ......., -~ Jets Lost in Site Hits � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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