https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc98f254e2b6c66a8fc3d275f2c5a1fb.pdf 72674f0163e61de6f6bfdbadce53b20b PDF Text Text (~ • l I r • I· \ lO·Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 29, 1985 Maso p ·• __ I ' . f . ' -~- Around And Middleport ,, Rutland Furniture Company's Used Furniture Outlet • ... WE BUY ••• I I ... WE SELL •.. I I· .. WE TRAbE •• ·' ,, ' -· Mrs. R. Earl Smith has M aud Mrt Marlin Young Duddllllll are imprOving tMir turoed to her borne on and r~. Jatnell. of Cocoa, Fla., ~louse oefore moving here frQP,I atter spi!pdlng three weeks arrived 'I'Uell!ay for a visit with Ft. Knor. Dudding who has bam Akron with her brother bls mother Mra Arthur Young In the U S Arm, at ft. Knq~, sister·i11·1aw, Mr. and and other ~atl~es. w!U bt sent to Korea ID t ~e McDaniel. Earl Teaford of Columbus nt•l future. Mr. and Mrs. Carl ,Mattox was a recent dinner·111est of bls Miss Martha Thompson tetended luneral services for mother, Mrs. Edith Teatord tiJl'ned home on Friday aflef Lewos ol Pt. Pleasant held and son,' Cecil. ·. vlsitlll!l several days With Mn. Beech Hill, w. va., Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teliford Jan SChneider at Dresden, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Karl dangbtor, Mary Lou and Recent 111ests of Mr. alld and Mrs. Paul Davis VIrgil Teaford and dallf!h- Mrs John McDomel were Mr. graveside services Friday at April, visited Sunday wotb and Mrs. La~ Belcher and Byer, w. va., for Mr. William their mother .. Mrs. Ed1th Tea· f•nlily and Mo&• Geor.goe Sher· Ireland. prominent Columbus lord and Cecil. ry all or Newark OhiO. \ businessman who died of Mrs. R. C. Reiman and Mr · S.co"d Lieutenant Nel8Qn Reyattack' t18t week. and Mrs. Cboster Carson of nol:ls ~Ill leave on the 29th for Sanduslcy arrived 'fuesday for two ~..eks with west VirgiQia sell K. Rus .' 'blflh school vlsil with the'" motb er, Mrs. Notion•• Guard at Camp P(•band Instructor, and Holley. ett Vorginia. ·. as Kelly, Middleport . · The fteverend Marvan Frame ~1001 faculty member, HUSBAND HONOJ\ED of the ~ason Methndist Chui'Cb attending summer school Mrs. Carl Ma~ entertained is att~nding the APpalachian Ohio University in Athells. with a dinner in honor Mlsslomy College Conference BusseD is ~ng toward her husband, C_arl Mallol, at w.s• VIrginia Wesleyan tlll.l -8U,M!rbllendeui cerllllcate who observed his blrlllday. Din- .week . ' . KeDy his auldance certlll· ner guests wm Mrs. Loo..,.t Donna Llsb, daughter cate. Taylor, Columbus: Edward and Mrs Joseph Lish, and ·Mra. Myron MiUer and 100, Mattox, M~lna; Mrt. Elmer cy Awrson. d~IIW!ter ol . . Pic. James ,MiUer spent Mattox, Moddleport; and Mr. Qnd Mrs. Charles Anderson, _,. al days recently in Elkins, W. and Mrs. Leonard Matlol and hath ntending Senior Higb Va., where they visited with children, Karen, Mary Ann, and Youth ~amp at Asbury W~, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mike or Nitro, W· Va. near J!untlngton thio week. !amity and were their Gueo" of Mrs. D L. Duddlna guests. Other dinner Birthdny Party i• were ~•r brothel and wife, Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gil!en Gail MUler and Mrs Arthur Luikart and er. They also visited • d•ugblor Dawn. or New Port borne in Grafton W. Va. Gall Miller was guest of bon· . ·b' Fl 'd nd Mrs Dud. ' . ' . or at a sur lse birthday par· Roc le. orl a. a · . i relatoves and friends. Miller 10, . by~ d d gh ~inF'• <ister, Miss Alma Luok· ' here for a furlough from the ty giVen .. s soo an au . art of Paradise, W. Va. Marine Base in Jacksonvllle ler and families, Mr. and Mrs. C I Sc a d lam' Gene Coleman, children. Jerry M.-. aro yor. n I Fla. and Janie and Mr and Mn il) ur ~arkersbuor vos1ted over Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris M' k M'll nd h·. 1d Jef. l~e w•o•kend wiU loer motber, of Colwnbua visited this week r IC nd 10 ~, a c b1 rboen. ·, M.rs D · L Dudding 1 nd """MtyGe,at tCoe me 0 with their parents, Mr. Robert Mry Mr ~nd ·Mrs Richard Dol<oD I Harris Sr and M.-. c M r. a r!. ne 1eman at' · · H ' · M He · · Rutland. A chicken bar·Jo.cue and daughter, Lisa, have ar· pa"::~esylbe:.'' to :;:;:.b~ dinner was served on the patio rived. from; Florida to spend a · It M and M Ha I with homemade lcesm and v•ral•<.r w.th Mr. and Mrs. :n;sf~mu;· recently"·movedrr~ birthday cake. ' Claude Baumgarner and Mr. their new home In Columbus Present were Mr. an Mrs., and Mrs. Del~ :t Dotson . Mr. William Stansbury Clea;. Gall Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Mlck Harvielta Newland, who Ia water. Fla., arrived llY plane Miller, Jeffry and Scotty, Mr. 1 employed in Columbus, Ohio, this week for 1 visit wllh his and Mrs. Gene Coleman, Jerry •'""nt the weekend with her par· mother, Mrs. Garen Stanabury. •nd ,Janie, and the Rev. and !' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Cecil Horden accompan- Mrs. Clifford Cotem~n and chil· Newland ol Mason. · led him from Columbus to visit dren, Penni and John Thomas 'lliS! Liodo Rice waa vlsltlnl : htr sister, Mrt. Stansbury. of Columbus. Yliss Gratua Aldridge and lamMr. and Mrs. RAIII ~Uey of ily Friday. eo1umbllf spent the week Horticulture ---- .VOL XVII . -· or,. f FRIDAY, .Jt:JLY· 30, 1-965 ne•Man' .. . . ' .. . 11~-Vote Plan - WORLD WAIIHING1'0N PRESI· dent J~ flies to lndepellff. en"!!, Mo., today to sign into law II)!! .f4.5 billion Doedicare bill In tile presense of the man who plonem:d the COIICept of beaHh ¥&r• for the eldorly fonner Preaidenl Harry S. Tru· man.. Democrats reaard Truman as the pioneer, II not the father. of comprehensive federal health I - ~· NO. 87 ew I ~. enttne ~ Roy Holter and • SFC Gael and M111. er, Janice, and son, Eddie. vii- and - lOur cblldrU of Ft. llil~ lted WedneSdaY at Chemu:. 1\er visiting ~Is wltb ber mother, Mn. George =~YAJ."o. L.~dJna. th. About *FRIDAY, JULY 30 By A. V. Howell, Hlllorlon · Riverboat Series Features 1 • . ~ . , . ~.·. ' k·' ( I ~ """I :~. h:~l:,enta, Mr. and Mrl. p (PICTURING THE ARRIVAL OF TRUCKLOAD OF GOOD USED FURNITURE FROM THE COLUMBUS MARKET) LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET FROM RUTLAND FURNITURE STORE Ready now our ne~ used furniture facility in Rutland for sellmg and purcha.~•ng go~d used furniture. Our new building Is ready for your mspechon- clean, remodele~. relinisbed and air·conditioned for your shopping comfort. We will stock I I WE WILL BUY YOUR USED FURNITURE Call us and we will come to your home and make yoli an offer. Phone SH 2-4211. · USED FURNITURE BUYS t... WILL BE LUCKY! FREE FOR OUR OPENING NEW Serta Mattress No purchate necttSary. Just visit us now and register for . his frH Serta mattrHs. THE HOME OF THE NEW GIBSON APPLIANCES 15 ell. ft. Ch .. t Fr-r - - - - - - $199 17 cu. ft. Chnt FrHur - - - - - - - $219 13 Cubic Foot Top FrHUr• Refrigerator $199 wit FROST-FREE MODELS 14 cu. ft. Bottom Fr_,... Refrigerator 16 cu. ft. Bottom Fr_,... Refrigeretor, $550 value · ' $271 wit $299.95 wit RUTLAND PURNITURI CO.'S USED FURNITURE,OUTLET OPPOSITE RUTLAND FURNITURE MAIN STORE PHONE SH 2-4211 --~~~ '·." At I 1 this new store with good, clean merchandise from the Co. lumbus market and selected furniture from local sources Do stop in and see us' We're located across the street from. our mam store m the former Markins building. SOMEONE J Home Comfort Eloc. & Cool Comb. llango, like new __:,·.;..··- - - - $100 Gu & Coal Comb. Range, like new $100 A nice one for country people 5-Used Gas llangH, natural & bottle gas - - - - - - - - $25 up Mayteg Automatic Wuhor, liko now, sold for $369 $100 Maytag Automatic W11hor ,. 1 pectal $69.95 Frigidaire Automatic Washer -- - - -- - - - " " " " - - $60.00 An Assortment Elec. llongn, real nlco onH $25 tci $69 2-Apt. Size Gas Rang11, nico lor cabins $69 95 Llko now, • Columbus purchast • 2 Pc. Black Living Room Suite, foam tushions - - - - - - - $79.95 3 Pc. Block Sectional, foam cushions $100 Sofa Bed and Chair spicloi $25.00 Drum Table - -- : - - -- - - - - - - - you,.. for only $14.95 ChHt of Drawers, fancy maple · .. $19.95 Baby Bod, llko now, complete with mattrou ~ $24.9S Desk & Chair, maple ·• ' $24.95 Electric Sewing Machine, Minn110ta •-9 "y.s R . ecord Cabinets- Odd Tabl11 - Dining Room Choir1 Metal iron Bed - -- -- - -- - -- - - · ~J*III $5.00 Used Coli Springt lptclll $10.00 Uted Dinette Sot · ilptclal $15.00 2-Bedroom Sultn $69.95 Youth Bed, springs and mallrHs $19.95 Rolloway Bed and Mattr ..s $10.00 Wool Rug and Pad · . '15,00 Stratolounger Reclining Pl11tlc Chair '10.00 Solo Btd with Good Slip Covers · $30.00 I · P !h-. . Bottle Gos Huter, 70.000 BTU U.ed one -.on .,... SIVe $75 ...... OF OUR Store Wide Clea-n Up S1·le Gtaertl Hlll!lllll - Ellen Friday the Store Is Open 9 to 5 and Saturday 'the Store Is Open 9.:.jo .9 ~ In The Ev4PnirtSJ·· ' $·1o·•·;:szs.oo· \ ' This Is The Week End . . 10 TO ~H"~' FRQf,t'. day aware their leaders expect retallsllon · for lhe nllblrltler llaylnc of a wblto youth. . People In BU'/ THESE NOWSUMMER TRADE·INS All Brands I AMERICUS, Ga. !UPI) Negroes tteeled tltemsei'lu for three more dem01111raU0111 to- About · Early Bird Speci•l•l Coat HNtrole $25.00 Werm Morning Cobinot Heater $69.95 W. M. Cobinet Heater, 100 lb. $50.00 Royol Ook HNitr, cloy lined, uted I yr., IHs than l/2 price 2 Siegler Fuel Oil Heatert Like new lf2 prlco If you oro ping to buy 1 fual oil hNtor you should ... 4HClub News G' Mra. James Jlvlden II visitrogram IVen • . ing relativea and frienda in ' , Zanesville. . Danv1/le 1 M111. John Kincaid Is the ' BED:'?' dSHI:ING ~~t: I : 111est of her daughter. Mrs. A paper on the growing of' T~ or mar ed· I Pauley Ann Ruttencutter and Clematis" as part ol a bortl· St•r• met July 14 11 . lhe B.,. I children ill Point Pleasant, w. cullure program given by Mrs. lord Youth Center wllb advo ' Va. j P•ar' Little highlighted the 011 Mrs. Helen Carper and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clem- ~ July meeting of the Rutland t "'"· Doris Eastman iD charge. son <Neda Bradford) of Con- Garden Club Monday evening Durmg the meeting four demOJI. ! neaut, Ohio, visited reoently at the home or Mrs. Grace Col· stratlons were given fu the 4-H wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. / well in Danville. . , members. Wendy Carper dem1 Wallace Bradford. Mrs. Little gave several facts onstrated how to model, CIIJ'ol on tto.. planting of "Ciemantis" Hall demonstrated baby slttlfll includinl having the proper fm you, Patti Well demonstral· 1 planting time, preferably 1n ed bow to put in a fi~ted faCII)I. Mainly September: a bole for planting Foliowmg the m~t1ng games should be 2 reet deep and to,; were led by Jamce Eastman, feel wide; a &ood support lor arKI refreshments were served the plant; a suitable mulch o1 b) Nancy St. Clair and Mary 0mer0y . buckwheat bulla or ilfOUDd oys· Brickles The ne•t meetlnc was Col. Everett A. Tracy ol Co- ,., •hells; proper pruning, and •et tor July 21 at the Bedford lumbus was an overnight ,..., ''g~t. She commented on the I Youth Center. Wendy Carper Tuesday or his mother, Mrs. most common variety, •Jack- N::,e:.::w.:•_:Re:::.:po::..rt::..er::.·._ _ _ __ E. J. Tracy. He wu eoroute to manl." / Camp Pickett, Blackston, Va., The meetlnc was opened by and the state regional tour to where he will serve as com- the president, Mi-a. Paul Winn. be held August 23 at Lake Hope. manding officer of actlvllles with devotions taken from Tnt tcaveling prize brouaht by at A. P. ltill lor the aMual Acts" atven by Mrs. Colwe11. 1Go·ace Drake was won by Mrs. Army Field Training. Members answered roll call by oWinn. Salad, sandwiches, cook· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller naming a variety or "Ciema- ies, Iced tea and coffee were and son, Runnle, of Williams- 'i•." . j served by the hostess ~ the 9 port., Pa., were weekend peats Durl-.g the business session a members present and one aueil,, of her siater and brother·Jn. dlacuuton was held on entering Mrs. Orlen Nelson. '""· Mr. and Mrs. William orrqements at the counl)l fair , . Our Fiscal Year EndS:' . . Have ' .. ' 1:, ]1st and We Department . ' .,. ,.J ' I • II -~tncoln .....,_o _.i.' ..ii·~ ;,'-+ ', ~ ·: -r=P-r&~~ ersomq: I • �.,, . • -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MIOdleport, u., Juty 311, 1~0:1 .._ ·--- . -· ··-- ·-- .. £1rPI Rritfs Firing Squad Escapee is Picked up Rail's Ramblings . (Conlinued from Plil• ll to ~t 1~ egg JlM!lley that they wiU ,be l!iadiq boine sometime tonight. There are too many question marks clouding the picture. The House ma: a maj Jor move toward adj mmen Thursday .when II passed, after six agO!llzing !ebate, the con~overslal I provide jlllbltc ~ool bus tranapo~ tat10n to prtvate and parochla school students. at\ montlt~ ti' Hat f'Je}d H }d 0 l Supporl f LBJ policies h~'ll he .lndi'an!l Acti.OD MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ails SpeedOMeter Tinkering hit By Ohi"O A·G OPERATION CLEAN-UP Ladies Shoes $pt.$2 ·s3. -rge Carter Little Girls Shoes - - $1.00 Hurt Thursday Jn Accident THE DAILY SENTINEl •• /oar1 THE SHOE BOX ·· ••• lf'r•u!l Howell Series n...... NOTICE/ ~,!. ~~~:a"J!i~:'nCJIc!:t~": Hemlock Grove on Oct 13 iBM. . , They raised lllm chllclreu, Curlls and Raymood, wbo dled ln. 19~1, and Dr, Edaa McKnight, still bvlna. Mr. Hpwell and Mra. Howell, a Gold . S~ lll?iller who Is almost 112, are uid Ill he the oldest couple lD Ohio. Mr. aowell Is Hated Ia the nationally clrcu..ted Marcua "Who's Who" volume u I ... oearcb hislilrlan on Inland Rlv· era and a compiler of river lore and pholil...apbs. Effective August 6 ~~ at your feel." TJiey JAIW\TA, I m•' or man tUa l,llt IDdOll Ia• IOda)' _.. don 1be plett a• ' - t ~ De U.S. ca•llile Ill Mettu, hlll'led neb 111 ·tile lblllll) bafld. q illil ,.lata! ud.Amfli. eaulli'M a lite walla. .._...,.IIGI wu a rnteat ap1a1t lite - U.S. ambiii8Ciar to bldeaella, & .. yardacapta111~ aw~ now, 20, 15, muscles 'veda (VI'I) - tlte na Mua~lll Greta. ed and hll eyv !!zed oa one them as we closed lD - i yards The tuna dived. · Just another couple of and maybe the captain would bavt had 1 51111 pound II'O,PIIy But lbe ll1lh went down :::::::·::::::=~== llllllrtJ1 r -DP Botto·.m 1AJ C Society News Unruly Mob of lff:ilders ~.ew~s eowt, Block Firemen Aidfug''thild ~~::.:: lo Choos1 from In either Gu or OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 <FRIDAY HOURS: 8:00 to 1:0()) and Closed Saturdays At 5 ' •nd DALLAS (tJPI) - .Police fought 'With a "threaten· llllela Ne:~~ :;:~a lng" crowd of spectators Thursday night that blocked ~~ o Pierce · firemen's efforts to revive a two-year old boy rescued · · ' _ .VIolet from a burning house n South Dall&f A The child was dead lry the time aD ambulance got •TREE EATER~ through. . · ·. . "Adlrondlck" mew The Negro crowd, which swelled 'tO f~F!Iipa 700 aaler,'' a uma bestowed person~, pressed In so .elate, police said, tlin they could local tribe of eastem Indians 1 not brmg in a resusc1tator ·. . . _ Ill norlheastem New York or an ambulance. Firemen llald lhe elllld, Pataometlilea *'"red ced b• 1 . rick Chamberl, wu beltmd to · . u , Pohce asked them to have died of amoke lllhalaliod sbortqM to makinl soup back but they would not In 1~ 'lib' Gldered. llle bark of trees. Finally policeman J. li'. One officer llld.. aome of the man and four other offlcera acted like !bey would BRITAIN'S HARBOHS gan pushing the "alolll!'ed rlgbt on tbe Great Britain's many eseeH, back. A 24-year-old ,; } ,. , Jzt!ll l!arbon are a Hlllll shouted that a lN...._ · I .:,1 mother, ehlag.e Ill the eafth'a slirfact!.l "lou bed m"".It -...v 1MJJ AI th Island " Geneva Cbamhera, SL, andruung of e whole She clawed Dahman with .... l ~"ne"'tgbbor,:. Mfi;' J. .It Jolllll; )lftbiltorlc Umea bniulbt fingernails and tore hla fainted. ·TIIej ...., ilolpltai- 114 Into the river IJIII!ltba 13 MODELS These Stores Will Be (SATURDAY HOtiRS: 8:00 ll; 0:00) r.orarn, Jet-fast spin-710 RPM -lea vas Was~ extra ligh~ extr• dry. Save drying l•me, cul'l'llnt. Electric From aet ·~:11~;~~~;;~~~~--~ma~dt~maor biyt. Just $149 form "Don't . let the CO)II with it," someone shouted. youthS, aged 18 and II IP!'tll!ll to her aid and jum~ 011 man and another o!!lt!er. "KID lleml" ol tH LET US TE~ YOO A.OUT OUR TRUE VALUE tRAD~N PlAN ... ,And of Course We Hive Terms to Suit You ~ Baker ' t f .. Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. • )'0111111 llrollled .. ... .• '-----------"''ol':!l .i'-.-----------'"' '"' ' I I from downtoiVD Dallu. Stand Against Hotlston O dn SA''S • LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE U• Head" EaS( I THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL I 18 $1295. MOTORS DISCOUNT economy-tire buyers Hnever had it so good!" Line Scores I I NEW SAFETY HALF-PRICE po; ---- t). liRa - Pepitont J (l%th CLEVELAND Ohio (UPI) 13th), McAullffo (13th), Four young ~ pros bave qualified for the $200,01111 Car~ National league 1ng World aolf championship on N:ty!~:e)240 013 0411-14 11 1 the basi• ol their showing iD Chicago 000 01111 11110- 0 4 1 the InsurllliCt City 0 p e 1 etsc. tiHI) and Cannizzaro. w~~ · funr are Bob Crowldonce, Hoeft (2), Hendley · Rumpltreya (1), McDaniel ley, Weston, Ohio; Tom Welsand Bailey. Loser _ 'Koonce kopl, Columbua, Ob10; Dave (7·9). liRa _ Lewis (13tb • Pbll~, GalnsvUle, Fla., and 14th), Jolm, BelT)',, Gladwynne Pa. Clad, II IDnirlp) STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) New York "-A touring lln!ted Stalel bu01111 OliO IOIICJO-:. I 8 •ketball :team crushed S'weden'.al Chicago .. . Duvl!o cluil 122-17 '\bUr!day .·01111 010 01111 .0110 - 2· 7 night. Ollie Jolmaon of the Unt~ venlty of l!aD Francl$co waa lilg~ wltb 18 . - ~rth (3-S). '..n-lu "Alii ~~~ was: • ~ ' ' .r · ' 4-CA 95 150 CC 1 2-CA 102 50 cc Rod l Whlto NOW IN PROGRISS 1-CB 160 S.ve Now 011 Your aothlnll NHdlo BAHR CLOTHIERS Mli)DLEPORT, O. .' ·. · lluo WINDBHIELD, MIRRORS, SADDLE BAGS, LIGHT llT. 1-CA 77 305 cc While .,. . ,,., ,..... ...WJ!~ ........._ _ _..,.,.._~,;,.,.lllii WY:Z.~ .... 750 X14 • - S23.80 ,. · .filtJ that delvers tile.taste and I'D eat IJ hal·~, More shipments expected 800n-90cc'a, 3015cc's, ~ik:c•s, an model!r available by Augilst. Also soon to be re)f1sed the biggest ever from HONDA, an all new, big, CB4150, this one will be here by Aug· 1,1st l~ome on down and see the ulcest people at ,Jll,wllll'g8 Honda Sales. ... ' .. ' OF USED MACHINES • . . EXAMPLE: SECOND TIRE FOR ONLY - - $11.8P BIG BOW Bl!lAUTIFUJ, el~. ~I St~.." ..175c• Cycle---- $195 \• LUinbv & Bvy One Tire At Regular Price And G.t Second Tire At Half Price. ELECTRIC STARTER. • • I• ... - Block READY TO GO. J.t 061' POPULAR IN TilE LINE. Gq0~1-$ELECTION . ..... .upplf 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Santo (22nd), WHit- (, ' River DeWS oocroR . iiiii:l;::::;:j .,._ beJu clranttq "Ill I ''· ! I Remember when they tried to fire D!Jay ~,. from hi• sporhctll;ng job sh•ntly efter he quit pit• ching far tht St. Louis Cardil'als ynra ego? • Thou ·• ho loved him for what he WIS . .. , ft his aupport, and by lh• time thousands of ftllf flld wrltt•n hit 1pon10r. and bastball club, he Wll , . turnod to h11 post. Cincinntli bueball fans who h•"• been foiiQwlng tiM Rods for the pest 24 ynrs are now fKI"f . tht 11me problem, Thtrt'l 1 possibility the! oldtime f1vorlte Waitt Hoyt may bt ou1ttcl lfter the 1965 campeign. Those .. ho like Waite's w'Drk •haulcl wrll1 1 letter Itt Hank Zurelck, Publicity D~rtclor, Cinch.. nati Rods. Inc., 415 Centrsl Trust Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio, end request he be reteinecl under the new radio aponSAr nexl year. CINCINNATI <UP!) - A cou.V.tlwaukee, Botb of hi1 victorof fellows who came mlgbty lea Ibis year have been aga\!1111 to pitching no-hitters last Cincinnati and laal Sunday he weekend at Houstoa In tlteir pitched his lint complete game Jut 8 tarta will bo working o. the season to beat the Redl. Major Leatae lltudlap against eacb other whea lhe '!be Reds, who had Thllrtday The 40 te1111s that entered witlt singles by catcher By United Preu llltemali01111l 1Cincinnati Reds open a 12-game off for. travel, are two games the Seventh Annual Kyger •on, Higginhothem and AmerlcaD Leape slalld at Crosley Field. behind league -leading 1M AI> Creek Tournament for Little lien. Rawson was also w. 1.. pet, (>B It will be Joe Nuxhall (1-3), geles and own only • o_ne-game Leaguera Thursday night at top hitter with two safeties. Mioneaota 13 'SI .630 . . who threw a one-hitter, on the edge over third-place Milwaukee Chellhlre were whittled dowo to Fisher's drew first blood BalUmore 58 40 .592 4 mound for tbe ' Reds against and another one-half game over Lewis Rep1lr Sltt'1tice·l t'f~ alx aod after tonlgbt there 1'Ul the first on a single by Detroit 55 42 .567 6\i Don Nottebarl <2-7l, who had a San Francisco. be four. an error, and a sacrifiCe by a:ticago 55 4l .5U 8\i ao-bltter for llix innlngs and After the four games wltlt --FORry New York 50 53 .485 14\i ended wltll 8 two:.hitter, Houston. San Francisco comes eHEATING Adlon wae hittlna tha clubs Dunlop evened It lD the Los AngeiOJ 46 54 .460 17 Nottebarl has nevfl' · been in for three, Los Angeles for ePLUMBING where It burl, In their reserve ond on a walk to Gondolto Washington 43 58 .426 20\i anytllins but trouble for the three and Chicago for two be- ---------~ 2:20 a. m.: Beaver up Marmet pitching strength, and lucky stole second and came home Boston 37 62 .374 25\!t keds, both with HOIIIIoa and fure Clndnnati tak.. Ill tbe a. m.; Solbay down eROOFING 1 :as the club l'itb strong Arrington's single, City 32 63 .337 28\i road agam. field 325 a. m : W. H. Shaver . ll ullpeo. . Fisher'• jumped back Thanday'• Jlelulle Jr., up Winfield 3:30 a. m.; The alx·bmlng rule, ataodard the lead again on an error, 6 K8111as City 4 Helen z. up Winfield 6:20a.m.: In olflelal Nation Ltttle League passed ball and Johoson's 51 41 .512 I f aDCe fill Gauge readlllga Allen R. Merrill down Winfield play, limits a boy from pitch· gle. Rawson singled, stole York 7 Detroit 3 Dam 1.2.3, running 3:35 a. m.; Liltle Edward WY 2·2374 134 Mill St. Ml441tporl ing more than six innings in ond and score on an error Friday's Proboble Pitcben I foot on rollers. Winfield 6:30 a. m. any week. The rule is enforced make it 2·2 after four innings. 9 Cleveland 4 night , 10g 20.76, Pt. Pleasant . by the Kyger Creek Employ- Johnson anu Tells led Boston at Los Angeleo (night) By Wayne G. Brandstodl, M.D.! 0.55, Kanawha falls 2.04. Char· ees' club which sponsors Ibis losers with two hits each. · (1>11) vs. Chance Q - My llalbaed has goul. PT. PLEASANT - The 3664th lesion 18.88. London. Marmet event for teams of the lrl-counYANKEES WIN t&-8) . . One doctor t~ld him to eat no Ordnance Company_ JIJ( slrong ,and Winfield dams were on the ty area. The Middleport Ynkees Washmgton at Kansaa City turkey or cb1cken, just red _ of the West Vi rginia Nation. sills. . Tonlgbl at 7 the Middleport ed 1.5 runs in this second - McCormick 14-1) vs. meat and aoother said he could a1 Guard will begin a two weeks Hedlegs take on the strong GaL to romp over the Pomeroy (5,13). eat fOwl but no red meat. Which encampment at camp Pickett, ~:I M~eml'lllt-Lorena up 17 ' llpolls Indians who got by their ers, 22-3. . B a I I more at Minnesota one is right and what would be V this weekend o ver -~~ I di> 17 first game this week without Hayman led the hitting - McNally (1-4) vs. a good antl·aout diet! ~ · six _ ,an advance deU!ch· 1:15 a. m.: ONa odna w~I'4D N Itch The 11 1 th y k es 'th (11-3) ·• . 6:40 a. m.: nwar up · • · using ibeir o. I p er. sau or e an e WI Detroit at. Chicago (olgbl) - A - bl a alrlcl antlgout diet ment left Thursday mo.rnmg to p. m.: Bayou Laffette t! . Redlegs will go either with the double and two singles. !Ill-S) vs. Howard (4-6) all meat, fish and fowl ;, avoid· rr•ap routes the remamder of 4, 15 a. m.; Walter righthander Ron Clonch or left· Haggerty, Powell, a~d Peters (6-8) . ed, and especially such glan~u- the umt wtll lollow Ssturday. down 19 , &:15 a. m.; up bander Jim Wildermuth. mngham collected two hito Cleveland at New York (night) tar cuts as kidneys, hver and The Company, under the co~· 21 , 5 a. m. ; Edeana Bosworth Jn tlte second game the Gal- while Van Meter, Little and (10-6) vs, Downing sweetbreads because . they in. n:•nd of CapUlin DanielS. Ktl· up 21 , &:40 a. m.: Jerry Boslipolts Albletics run Into the had one each. • crease tlte uric acid level in the lin~sworth, will leave Pt. Pleas- worth down 22, 5:35 a. m.; Syracuse Giants who worked Abbott, Blacksion, and , blood. The same Is true to a ant by truck ronvoy at 8:1.5 1. Laguna dowri 23. 2:40 a. m.: R. two ol their hurling sU!fl Wed· had the Tigers' only safeties. Sahtrday• Garn•• Ilesser degree ol such vegeta· m. Saturday, bivouac Saturday H. Bosworth n down 23, 3 a.m.: One Owner . Low Mileage nesday night to get into · this All three Tiger runs scored W hin~~uLo:t ~:: Cit bles as asparagus, lentils, caul- evening at Lexington, Va .. and Robert Reed up 23, 2:35 a.m.; Pradically new tires. radio MUnd. . · in the fourth oo those three as at Minnesota y !flower, all dried beans, mush- arrive at Pickett Sunday after- Allied - Ashland up Gro•em!Jl Wlnnera last rught - Dunlop and a walk. at Chi rooms and spinach. Who I e noon. 4:20 p. m.; Ashton down C:ro!On· and heater . extra clean Tires and lhe Middleport YankJJ, George Skinner, a_ at :!o York wheat bread should also be a· up 6:15 p. m.; Helen R. up and the winners tonight, meet catcher, who made hts Natlanal Lea • voided. This leaves eggs, shad Greenup 9:15 p. m.; jD the semHinal round Satur- ing debut, was the losing pitchW ,!:'Pet GB roe cheese, gelatin and milk Pleasant Valley H..piiBI Woods up 9,30 p. m.; Marilyn day nlgbt. ~~ whileHaggerlyreceivedcred&) 43 .583 ... :a1 ' meat substitutes. White ADMITTED : David Cumutte, ]M. down Greenup 10:10 p.m.: The championship <Saturday Jt for the WID. 57 44 .564 2 bread. soups that do . not con- 1Gallipolis: Mrs. William Jones, J. s. Lewis down Greenup 12:30 winners) and the coosolalion Tonight the Middleport Red· 54 43 557 3 tain meat extract, frwt and all Pt. Pleasant; Albert Deweese. a. m.; Ravenswood down Gr!!On· games <Saturday losers) are legs and the Gallipolit Indians Francisoo 53 43 ·552 3\l vegetables not mentioned above Leon: Mrs. John Zimmerman, up 3 a. m.; Charles .. K. Monday night. ·1 tangle io the opening game at 52 43 ·520 6\l;may he taken as desired. If West Columbia. · Meldahl 2:20 p. m.: D111e Thursday night tbe Pt. Pleas- 7 p.m. while the Gallipolis Ath50 50 :soo Ill ' your doctor is also giving yo~r DISCHARGED Ltnda Knapp, it down Meidahl 11 :30 p. m.: and Dunlop Tires pushed across LeUca and the Syracuse Pittsburgh 51 52 .495 9 husband drugs to control bis Leon; Cathy Jo Tucker, Addi- Pamela D. down 3:10 a. m., the wlnnlllg run In the bottom meet in th.e final game of the 49 55 .47! ll\1 gout the diet can he liberalized son: John Saunders, Gallipolis; c. v. Harner down Meldahl 6:· of the sixth Ill break-up a tight evening. 43 55 .439 14\1 and a sman portion of meat Janice Veazey , Pt. Pleasant. 20 a. m. . SHORTY HACKETT, OWNER pitching duel between the rival Pomeroy Tigers 000 3 - 3 I 2 New York 33 69 .32 4 26\1 may he allowed. · Gallipolis Dam Pt. Pleasant Fisher's Leary and M. Yanks 405.3 •- 22 12 I Tbur541ay'• Resalto tissues ). Tbe deeper the yello~- Herdman down 9:20 p. m. ; · . WY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. Higginbothem of the Tire boys. Skmner (LP) 01100 (2) New York 14 Chicago o, 1st Q- My dociAir has preacrlb- ing of the skin, the more . m- rew Colhoun up II P· m.: Buck It the final game the Middle- t2) and Abbott, Skinner, (2). Chicago 2 New York 1 2nd fi2 l ed colchicine, benamtd and four tense the itchmg. Burmng ts not eye Stale down I a m.. port Yankees pounded often and Haggerty IWP), innings) ' liD-grain sodium bicarbonate U!b- so common and may he due to les Stevenson up 2:50 a. m.; hard to murder the Pomeroy (3) and Powell. Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh o]lets daily for my gout. Is It safe some other cause. Etgerclifl up 3:40 a. m.: VlckTigers, 22-3 in a four-inning con.. Fisher's ....... 101 01111-2 53 night ' to take that much snda? The diagnosis of hepatttis,ers up 4:30 a. m. : Zimmer . test, called because of the score. Dunlop .. ....... 010 101 - 3 6 Friday's Probable Pllcbera A - This II excellent treat- is based on.the presence of nau- ~ 5:50 a m.; Mary B. up 1 a. m. , The winning Dunlop rally In Leary (LPl and Barnette. Chicago at Pittsburgh night) men! ~nd 40 grains. of sea, Jaundice and a. s~ollen, John Ledd Dean down 9.05 s . the first game was bigbtighted ginbothen and Rawson. Broglio 11-5) vs. Cardwell soda IJ not excessiVe. tender liver. Hospitalization In m. . _ __..::__ __..::_:.__..::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (8-5). you feel batter about it If , the acute stage is strongly ad' Kanwba River - Lucy FAmLAWN PEARL UPSET New York at Philadelphia lilld you to take a dally dose vised because during tltis stage Lucas up Marmet I: 10 a. m.: COLUMBUS (l:Pl1 · Master- (night)-Jacltson (5-13) bs. Be- 2\la grsiiiS? • bed rest il required. 0. F. Shearer down piece, owned by Juanita Pope Iinsky 13-3) or Herbert (4-5). By United Preas Jiifernllttonal ol Xenia, upset pre-race favor- Houston at Cincinnati (nigbt) Q -:- In a reeent eolumD ite Fairlawn Pearl to win tlte -Nottebart (2-7) vs. Nu:thall mentioned two types of hepatit.ll BEAT THE HEAT-ON A ... American League featured $1,500 Preferred (7-3) , it - serum and viral. Some Kan City 103 000 ooo- 4 8 Thursday night at Scioto Downs. San Francisco at Milwaukee yeara ago I had wllat was call· Boston IIIII OliO 50x- 6 9 0 Grahbill/l the early lead, <mght)-Shaw (111-6) vs. FisciJ.. ed toxic hepatlliJ. 11 tills a third Segui, l.ifossi <7), Aker t8) 4-year-old sU!llion won by <4-4), type? and Lachemann, Wilson, Dull· lengths to return $14.20, .Los Angele• at St. Louis A _ Wbat 1 said was that lla 13), Radatz (8) and Nil~n, and $2.1111. Nellie's Chief ltnght)-Osteen (8-11) vs. Sim there are two tyPOJ of viral hepTillm.an (8). Winner - Duliba f/.110 and $4.40 while Miss (II-10). , 'atitis - serum and Infectious. (2-2), Loser - Moss! ll-4), tan Abbe was worth $2.80 . Saturda~' Gam.. ! other types lncludo amebic jiSid,ney M. the same as they Chicago at Pittsburgh . '!ollie. Tollic hepatltia may be Chicago 311 01111 130- 9 11 1 iD a dead heal for show. Yor!t"~:i':~Phl8 caused by tarbon tetrachloride, Cleve 201 010 11110- 4 6 2 San F . M'l phosphorus, chloroform, . Wllbelm 5) RE'rJRED 'lO STUD ranctsco at I waukee ic poisonous mushrooms .,!0~:.rt":k~{,' Weaver t;), NEW YORK (UP~ - Quad- Angeles at St. Louis, night ~gs taken lD excessn!e Stange (5), sPring (8) and A'b rangle, wnner of the 1964 B~l· FIIIST SKYSCRAPER• ~~~and many industrial cbetm~- 1 1 cue, Winner _ WUhelm (2-5). mont Stakes, sustained a leg IB· What 1 th hi to he · reals. · In •--t Amerl<>ser - Tlant til-4). liRa Jury ,... Saturda Y·1 Brook• lea's firsts skoug · Better Than Tires On 1964 Car~! 2 (8th & 9th) lyn Handicap and wiU be reyscraper stands ID Q -lllbere ltddncand ~f Ward (6tlt) ' tired to stud, trainer Elliot C•. sa 'lrande National Mouu- ina with hepatitis? How ia ' ' Burch announced ThUr!day, ment, near Phoenix, Ariz. II is tltia dlagnosedt Doet one In three years of racing a four-story watchtower-apart- 1o 1111 hospitaliaed for II! Detroit 000 tloo 2111- 3 11 3 Quadrangle a 4-yesr-old BOD ' ment house built by Hohokom A - hi aU toms of hepatltia II New York 020 200 30x- 7 10 I Cohoes there bi jrnmdLc. <bUt Ia 1ed a record 01 10 Indians about A. D. 1200. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION McLain, Navarro t~), Pena vlctori~s In 26 starts and (7), Niachwlu 18) and Free- amassed f559 386 Ill total eamOF NEW HONDAS IN STOCK. ~:ar:.to:'!:vr~ ·~~ t9- lngs. ' z. led wlllt pOlLee. Sevor-1 Nt- litem! ldU tbeml" · , Officer It J. ScbJeektlford I i ran to help but was hit on tbe ! bead and fell to the ctotmd· j I Police called for l'lillforc.1menta ind seven carloeds of al· 1 flcera rushed lo tbe IMilahbot . • bood, a low • lntOIIMI :tieii'O nelghborbood nearly a milt I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE ' CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOE STORE MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP HARTLEY &BENNETT SHOE STORE ••• • L 1'.• I PARTY FAVORS, H•al fe d DraWS Reds Open.II.Came Home 4o Down to.Six In Tourney Play By Tom Rail MIAMI (UP!) - The former miles of! Gun Cay in the Baha· piek~d him up." was taken by immigration ofll. &o~ernor oi Camaguey Prov· mas around noon Thursday I Casas, a lawyer who was ap- cers to ao undiaclosed boapi!AI In•·• Cuba, a fir in~ squ ad tar· Iwhen they spotted Casas on pointed governor ol Camaguey for treatment of exposure, de" e tune would the morning _ and again et 'tatooed over his heart, or· Ia four • by · four tool raft Province by Castro In 1959, nydration and secon~ deg1•ee They're out there," yelled to safer water!. N P _ until he leiS hts pt~ g'ved here Thursday night made of lnnertubes and scrap . burns, which bad erupted ID Stormy !rom the pter to five not grant the capUlin's wish to- And then try once more. .ne end ol a 12 . day ordeal at lumber. . Gpen !sOres in several spots. us on the 63 foot yacht, day. seo es apinR irom a Castro ''He was delirious and near· 0 8 Miller 1111ld Casas lilld him In bara Lee." We had started out while a ADLER-ART prison. ly incoherent when we I o o k broken . &nglish that he hnd C lain Kenneth Silva't yellow sun hung transfixed . him aboard," Millet said. "He been sent Ill tho Guanahacabl· . ap l'k ·gn 0 1 er Provincetown. 11 later Luis Casas Martinez, deltr· told us he was about to aban· . U 0 bes prison in Pinar Oel Rio to lit u~a~l e.:. nt~:m::, changed to a 10ldM orange ioua, sun • blistered, bearded don ·the raft and try to sw1m face il firing squad, but had de- STOCKHOLM _ THE R& :du Y · was now 1 fAammc red, tbrow· and dehydrated irom dnlt" g ~~ to :~1tami. . . lilyed his execution by ~~ malniDI Olsen quinlllplet ian- Sure, all over the place: ill/! an eerie but beautiful 1nd the Gull, wept as he steppe .. Conlus~ Oo Dtstance . lng prison o~c1als be wanted guished In an incub.i•.or today, boat almost ran over one. let cast upon the water o!t· tbe sloop Skeez1x !II .and He dldn t know ll• am1 ~·• · to be rehabUttated. her chances 01 survival extrem& 're on the top _ must he a small village. GIFT WRAP TRIMS staggered . into the watltng 36 miles from the point we· WASHINGTON iUPL) .- The . "He .said w.hiie they !ried to ly slim. Fertility hormones had d{ed of them," Slurmy 'They're out there arms ot hts SJster and uncle . · · - -na!Jon's governors - w1th a indoctrmale htm, he walled un· he llveil Ill the mothers of lai111<1d where," said Stormy hopefully. A retired New York nreman single exception - were lined til he spotted bla ~hanee to th:"Swedilh quints and another c "Com~ on,. let'a gil gel Bulthesun'srays.werealmosl rescued Casas !rom a hny ratt up solidly today ~n support of make a break," Mtller said. set in New zealand. the eaptalD ahoUted gone and a full tnoon had Tbursda.y •.bout 36 mtles o u t Prestdenl Johnson s decision to Four of the five premature as two·hllrderlf!d fishermen to tiae over the oceau, from Mtall\1. double the draft and send babiei born Thursday to Ml'll. ed lrom lbe pler and were I .iCiiiapililiiiiiSiillv•aliiwiioullidiiiiiireturDiiililiiiiiiiii The 34-yeal'<ll.d governor of ~ more troops to Vtel Nam. Karin OlBeo 33, of Orda, Swe- way down 1be ramp to tlte dock it Camaguey Provmce from 1959 The exception was Oreg~n ; d died !!hiD 1.2 h ura oJ de- almost by the time hla words 1o 1960 ha an " X" ·circled by INDIANAPOLIS IUP!l - 'l'he l Gov. Mark 0. Hatfield, who ! .en. Wlthree-da 0 ld uinta reached the spotlD which"""'"'" small dots tattoeoj over hiS State of Indiana, already inves- said he wonted to walt and see 1hveryio ~ Shlrle ~nn \aw· just stOOd. lleart. He wore a Ro11_1an Cath· liga ting a possible rebirth of before giving his approval lo ' ~m of' ~ucktaJ' New Zea· Two 186 h.p. diesel engllles otic rosary and crucifiX around the Ku Klux Klan, was read1 the latest administration war ~nd 26 ' tltr1v. 'nd do tors roared simultaneously. ln his neck. to move today against the Na- measure. a~ • are mg" a matter of 'IOCOIIdllhe buge NOW IN PROGRESS! 181 X MARKED SPilT tiona! St1ites · Rights Party Johnson did manage to con• d It should ~ cleu saillnl low sblp wu llbea;:':ded~l'~out~Yb:: The "X" . casas said, marked <NS RPl. vert another prominent critic, Complalnls from Ohio citl- from now on. the chopji)l walerl of 91 91 'the spot where he. was to have lloosi~r Secrelar ' of Slate however. Michtga~ Gov. George zens who claim they have been Iowa hubor. Thia Ia' an been shot .::r~ttlng . ~e over· John Bottorff told ~ news con· w. Romn~y satd, '1 support the defrauded when they porchased /":.. plainable call, a 'th row of t, mums regtme !erence late Thursday oight he Prestdent s acUorJS and I used cars because the speed· \7eU the open water wben the ot~~ :~his life 10 Thom· wou ld ask the state's attorney urge .~II Amencans to do the ometer had been set back by tuna are running. h ed 1 1962 general to "bring action" same the car dealer, have been reCapt. Silva had already ~s Mi:~er,J w 0· zt~ueen~ ftre against four alleged members The Chief Executive sum- ceived, Attorney General Wll· pleled a twelve-hour day, cbltr· ll 1 and altzlll-11 rom e amatc · •. th NSRP moned the state governo111 to liam B. Saxbe said today. terlng sport flshermea 01 ~~gtne ~ompa~y 299 to1 lui!:::.: Th." lou~ _ mcluding a mims- the White :rouse late Thursday rn the latest Issue of hla Conseers on lwo four-hour trio>.~ II out Into the Atlantic ~~::: II I e~ o~t, '':;'~.~as s and ter from Ohio - were arrested , for two hours of high • level sumer Frautls and Crimes Bul~ibbean wtth his wile, Laura.j'Thursday on a charge of 'r~ck- briefing on VIet Nam. letln, distributed In law lllfwcecarter 48 Rl t Bid· But tltls wu his pi The Millen were about 21 eterrlng '" hatred." They LOCAL TEMPS men! officials thro!llhout the we~r~eived ~ ~ke~ 'ankle ~st year he had harpooned MIDDLEPORT, 0. denied any connection wilh the I The temperature Ill Po m- state loday, SUhe dliiCliiSes • k ld 111! tuna, an enormous KKK, but Bottorff said his in- eroy's business district was Ohio laws which may be vlolat- ~ aJ! 8 ~~~.!;'~ :e e~1 pounder. The tltrW ol an~.lcip•l-1 0 vestiga tors have found a "deli· ;76 degrees at 11:30 a. m. Loday ed by such actions. Wh':(. bon must have qwckened m DfVOTII. ro INTIUSl Ot nite connection." under sunny sktes. He polnbl out that to constl· blood stream. He was on MlrGS liiASON ~UA lute a violation, it must . be Acotding to the GaiUa Coon- way again, I was happy to RICft•N I. Owen "IIIUMt Bfw'll)0'?\15~m:liiT:'It~'!IP1~proved that llie car dealer know- ty .Sberlfrs Department, Carl- the excitement with him. C .... ,_, htU..ftllt ••, .., lngly made, with an Intent Ill er alated the 116! GMC ~ab Steanung out into the sea, ,.,...,..,. ""'' ....... , ...., PT. PLEASANT - Vandals hava1 cauaod $Undll,J IIJ l'h• Oruo Yallt• ... ,ttHah b 1 Pt. d defraud llle buyer, 111 afftrma- tractor stalled on a biD near atUI aalt wind stung the ln1 (!omptn.t 11n ~~~~•nt r "' P'-m Pleasant's only public swimming poo to I C 011 ~~, ~~~ ~~~~= p~:,N ~"':. until furthtr notice after they did m•ior damage to live mlsrepresentallon that the lire Frank TlmmonJ property. llld a damp mist aprayed mileage on tlte speedometer Carter &ot out of the vehicle aod curled at the feet as ··~ntw~ •• IHODd el- maiHnt the pool Wednesday night. was correct and lbla must bave to see what wu wroq. He powerful boat cut lhrougb • auer ,, t b• ,.._,., t~fnet ,, Prun"""' The VAndall threw all of tht pool'1 benchH, I Oh~:~tona.~ acherh11111 ... ,,,.,,.tt bag of soda ash, and 1 new $300 pool v1cuum sw..,.. been what Induced the 1111les of jumped back lllto the truck foot wavea. the ear. when 11 otarted rolllna back· Out on the bow Stormy "8!llng "" ....,,~" '"'· Ill•• ,., er into the pool tlong with emptying liM garbagt l.ezlnff,nn A.ve, Kimball New Vfl r l Cit.,. 1 "Most automoblles dealers rd hia friend, botb aoos of •c '"'' cans into lht wallr. are honest" Salbe aayd "aod wa 1' tuna fisherman aod who ~~~~:' ~r;:. -:''!!..~ ::, The city police are investigating the m1Her. those who ~e not should' he er· c.rtB then 1pplled llle brakes fll' OWD up on boabl and could .... '"' '" .....II&.M ,. " '" The Shawnee Pool INTiftLOC:KING RING •IT8 DallJ ,., ~eaqne t olflte .a.t • b is operatod by tha city and the posed for the uke of the con- Ill an effort to stop the nhicle, probably swim before they rnnl'lutt t18111: ~ .anntb• • ·• local Klwan11 Clu • "l'lhn Rnut• •11• ... ~ar.-te. These rlnll'• cannot twlot or tum on your linll'er. Th' sumer and also for the uke of buy they (!lie brakes) faDed. walk, atood lmmoblle. T be I ..,, • ._uehle tnt IIIMih tl .till ,.., ~t"-~~~~~~t!iMZilt~ '1mou' hidd•n lock holds them toaether for mol't· lbe honesl dealer." . . eyes scanned the murky IIIIIJ 'tfll .... 110.16. 81• I'IIIUttJII ~i!i.,';,;. ~,;.'.~-~~"'J~i$~· . ~ .· ucaut)· ;1nd s:- \J$f&et4ot., ... 1&. ........ rtlftftt.ht 1.\1110 The dr1ver tbeD Jumped from ters. They would be able the tru~ and sustained the pick out Ill• quick &Iimmer lractured lq. He was admit- a tan fiD yards away. ted Ill Holzer hoepital at 6:211 Five, teo, ruteen minutes (Continued from page L) p. m. There wu damage to ed. Notbing, All wu clety, the Sona o1 Ve!A!rana of ~ lruck'a wllldsbield and cept for lire OapplDg of the the Civil War the WUUam Hoi- naht aide, lUlls' winp, hum of engin..,l tlln McGufle ' Society lire Sou- lnanotlter llherlff case, Har- and rumble of ocean waves. Y 'd old C{eme,enJ, , foreman of the Suddenly Stormy thern Ohio Covered Brl ge Assn Gallla County' H••bway "St board' _ 200 ""' 1" the Sons and Daillhtera of Plo• ~,.... v ar ya... - r Rivermen, the Harrison- ment, reported lbat vandala could see nothlq but white ville and Pomont Granges 8 struck two couuty tractor-mow- on the restless waves : but lifetime honorary member ' of era Wednelday night lbat were boat -moved. Capt, SUva the Marietta Boat club and has parked on the Bulaville-Port- to the harpoon, IIJid a mate been president and corporation er Road. Cremeetlllold officials lbe wheeL AI we agent of the Meigs County Pio- that tjle vand~la reDIOftd tbe proac~ 1 could dlslingulsh neer and Historical Society for dl[l-lllicks, sedunent bowla and four fme cutli~ tbrough !be ptst 13 years. other equipment from tbe ve- water. The captain poised with blcles. the harpoon, Stormy Mr. Howell married Mi!s Jen· "Don't throwout; wall till be's . • '/'· '. • • I I r; :!t "• -~- -- r,,,, · e1951 Cushman Eagle Cycle e1H2 .Harlty Scooter, chlwn on Nplll'l et964·.Hcitlcll ·lu;tr Hawk. 2500 mlf11 _ • .If'S. ~ 150, sharp, fully equlppad $150 ??? $595 $525 Plus T1x and Ree~pp•ble C11lng Add $3.00 For Whitew1lls OTHER SIZES AVAWLEI �.. .. ~ -~·'---~--------·--· _____..,......... - _.. .... tl 4 ,,... .. .,..,...,. ' ' -~p_~ ,R¥ Pfllltl"OY·~dleport, ~.July~-':.:::::~-1 ...-- - ----~--- -- - Ani-Clubs being Invited To ·· in Parade I~ . ··- ' . 1 • ·· • .;~ · .. •·'lfJ'· 'I" ·~ ,, '• · .• ~ ... Television Revue Voice of Broadwav ••• re.... ~ : ::~~., :.r .,.. .Sentinel Church News ·~ . .. " _____ ,_,- BEST OF ALL, I LIKE ELECTRIC RAilE! We feature 111en111 with a Hit! l'or a cba111e of pace ... take the family out to diu 011 our . dell&htfal dlahes often. The Martin Restaurant How a~out you! Route 7 GnA SLOOD - ---=:::="==-=== = = = = DONOR'S PATCH TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE At TMI MOilLE Clulllt't and now at a most PRACTICAL PRICEI ILOOD SAVES LIVU MIOHU~ ADO» HIIGIAI '!:/ MOTOROLA =-CAP. ~LOCK RADIOS .*STEREOS tn 11111. C11111 WERNER RADIO &TV .Autlww I • MIIINII Dtlllr .,_AVI. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .. ' ' BEST OF ALL, I LIKE MY ELECTRICDII HWA8 HE'R, BEFRIIERA"TOR· FREEZER, RAilE, WATER HEATER, TOASTER, IllER, II ILL, ILEIDI~~ ODFFEE PIT,AID GAl IPEIER.AID Middleport, Ohlo PLUMBI.NG & HEATING 240 Uncoln POMEROY' ----~--------------- '.' ,, "Yaur Kup!akt Store" I' llll E. MaiD II. co: I'OIIItrOS' RACINE PLANING MILL Building lltPIIUII lll4 111111101'11 , Gelltltl CODttlotlq PbOnt WY Wll78 • BAUM LUMBER (O•. STAR SUPPLY CO. ' Ptlllllan4 Blr4WIN Pb. 'It 0-W/3 Racine RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ~~~.,...... - ' ' ' ' .,. ' "''. l\ WMt Mallllt. l'OIDirOJ lulllart Ill• Clb1110h cd Y0111 Cholet j ' •, ' ' K&C JEWELERS . , ,....tr. Ohlo " ' ,, HQYT'S SGHIO SERVICE \ • I WY U44Q Mlddloport KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. . ........ l'ifrlltrltor•frttztt ,\ PomeroJ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX ' EDWAlD ad, OWNII 232 E. SECOND tao E. Sei!OIId Pb, 1111011 'I'INIIIIS ., ...........--.. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING ·& HEATING WY W550 Will Oalumblt, W. Vt. .. ftllllfll lllolrlt rqtL -·~ lid tiler .. 11M IIIII tltllf Iii YOtiR LOCAL NATIONAUNE DEALIII Middleport V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY r.talillabed In 11104 p J illll to .., wl1iGII • JIIU'U Iiiii 11M 252,000 GRAIN CAPACITY-t244 s.t LIEVING COAL COMPANY : 1H,OIIO OIIAIN CAfiACITY-t210 Wt rill AU DalltGb l'ruoripi!OIII WY UIIO Pomt101 WI~LIS ANTHONY ... .................. 184OO REXALL DRUGS liken ot OaGd Bread Bwllllllloa, w. \Ia. I SWISHER & LOHSE ·' HEINER'S BAKERY MODERN ELECTRIC KI·T.CHE.N 1 TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. there's so much to /Ike sbout a ~OLOR TE~EVISION · ~I RADIOS .. "' IWAMr IUJ.I . awitdl flit .ttl nc~~are& Lifetime wa,. IGNy In jlllllfc tlblnet and flbotglll mineral hlnlr. 111-rt 1110-tata werronty tn Yalvt l)lllem. S.lf Malfllrl un~ ln antiquo wflltt with lltlllltlftt gold lrlm. *TRANSISTOR RADIO ·, .j()' IIVInOt ' PIPIIRI PIPPEI Tht Nalillllllnt Waitt Condltlonw it the resuh ol•tensive oxperiencto ancl-rch. Uh"""!- ioo simpli(ity and elliciiiiiC)' Ill oparatsar. hilt ellloftllllle, elldtlt fillllr conttN ,.,_ Wllvo which optr~tts In water pre•utt , • • M ttaubltlamt tprings, IDionoick or motort. Adjustable soil dial Ill~ 111110 --·--··.. I ALMOST FORGOT ••• IY AUTOMATICALLY ILOOD• BY REQUEST Robinson's Rain-Soft WATER ..... - ·-- II' .,_ ' WY 1J.Mi1 , H. l!lemld Avt. .· ~~ ·o~ ,, . ' ' . - . ' �{\ ..• Bulletin Board ' SOCIAL For Sele 11101111. Rowley • Reed ...... li u lllllll&.lo APAR'l'MEJI'I' b' 12'1 Butleroul Ave. . FOUR ROOM house with bath ID Syracuse. 331> aores, free gas, elty water. Near scllool. Jolla Mohler, Rose Valley. WY 7 29 6tc HELEN HELP US! CALENDAR. WE'RE OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. ·"' By 1'~1!1'), 1/.USWII.~ · ' I'D RUTHER HAVE A Marine .. ::.,-.. t 01at1 ,_ ..... =- OIM 1...-... Motor aad trailer, Robert Burton, 26 Cave Pomeroy. WY 2-2912. 7 28 ...~ ~ .........................;.~- =.. '"='.: -----==·-:----:--~---:"! 11 .• :T'_... ii~~FO~R~s~A:LE~~:II .... ~ l'llAIID• ........,....., 1"' Bgta. -11 ·:.... .r-::n -,: ~. ;..., .,.,. , rt - .:.":.."'- "JM' & - -ii•i .. .., .., .. ~ - _ A - • .,., OJ> PHONE WY 2-2156 Notice - My Office July 30 Through August 6 Dr. Sellm J. Bleztwlcz, M.D. 1 1964 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. $2395 TAX OFF SALEI 15 Cu. Ft. Chllt FREEZER $179 •-••1 lng slallway. Prioed $6000.011 with smaU do w payment and balance oan be financed. CaD Tracy Whaley, WY ~ after • p. m. 7 26 Uood Prim U. Habitat t - lle.J,,.,.,. oblor. 110. Black finish, 4-speed trans., 110 engine, red vinyl bucket IS..Ut.ltuoio 11'.Pokerotako 11. Juon'a 1962 Pontiac Conv. Cpe........ · $1695 . llllp live reply -fortb Jl.lpi. . ·-........ •. ·- I&.Conu..t~ 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9-Pass. $1099 ollbr. By KING I$.BIDdu lf,c:,t "It lan't 1hat JOU'r• not 10od, Qllbert! lt'a jlllt 1hat . JOil're not cood for Oadl" ~ •. f:.~ot DAILY CB'Wl'OQUOTB - Bern bmr to work b1 AX1'DLIIAAXII Ill L0118J'IILLOW One teller limply otanda far ....- . Ill t1o11 -11 A 1o l!r tho thHI t.•o, X for tho two O'o, oto. Blnllo totten, tnploleo, lbllliojtll 11114 - - ., 1111 ... Ill ldll!A. 1957 Buick Super H.T. Cpe... $199 1957 Olds 88 4 Dr. Sedan ··· · $295 1960 Dodge V8, 2-Door ·· ·· now $795 WLGT :finiBh, new tires, radio and beater. 1962Chev.lmpala H. T. Cpe... $1695 WMPO Radio 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr..... .. · $1195 JULY roNDAY tJuw FRIDAY8•00 $1gn ()It - Newl 6 06..S.cted.:B.WI 6::io Melr j;ountJ RFt1 6:~ Pau Bowers, Farm e:ao NeW. . &::i:; Country 'Jamboree 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sed. $1095 Jet black finish, ruoyl Interior trim, Real low mllea11e by ong>oal ownor. Tireo llke new, outomatie tnou. Ra.IL SEE OUR DISPLAY OF 65 NEW CARS AND NEW TRUCKS On Our Used C1r Lot At 3P6 E. Main Hospital News Buys At Karr & VanZandt 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN _ $2295 Automatle, Power brakea, power ateerJni, new wblta li.dewauo, wheel d!J01, radio, back·up lllhta, tiDied wlnllahield, aiHondltlonlq. ' 62 CORVAIR MONZA COU,I_ $1295 lolld white with blue myt Interior, 4 new whita li.dowall tireo, 4 on ~ floor Irani., wlndlbleld wabm tlectrlc wlpert and radio. ' 62 OLDS DYNAMI( 118 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 ServiCIII ~~ill atloDOONDmONING •¥leo. Jadr'l eratloa, New 11ave11. 4 t .lfe V-8 motor, automallc !noDI., power brak01, power lleer- tne, rodlo, beautiful 2 tone pa!Dt aet off by lib Dew whit. lidewall tlreo, Unfed IIIaH and up lllhll. 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR. $1295 !'h en • ee1 '.L':;. auto4101balicek·•Plrllll., radio, wblta ald.,.all tirea llrbll. · ' Ill 62 FORD CONVERTIBLE Galule 1100 XL. v... au~c. $169~ ~ $1295 power ateer1n11 nodlo white lidawallo, eoDIOie, buelret aeata, 111 vtnYI ~ llaol nice. OLDS DYNAMIC 88 4 DR. V·B, automatle, fnU poWC', radio, wblto ahlewalJJ. Olla owner Old.o trade. II AS-IS" SPEOALS 56 Pont111 - $100 57 Stude. _ v.. molclr 4 Door. ltd. lraaa. aad 2-58 BulckJ $300 ..ch • Door. trant. o 111 $95 11114 ltd 58 Olduno~JIIe only $300 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING CadlllleoOhll ftiOTO Qw~J~c · Ia olte. . WY 2-5342 lei 11111!1 al ·flpl pa(llfl.lb birth ~ IDd aJmosl otber dui:aWeull. .....---· ........, Hlle • 1 SH OR GALL PEA(~ CO~' CO., 1 Block ' F~·· traHtllfJht . ·. . · Eldea\111 Baqllll u- 'IIIIo llllered Holzer HDopltal 1D tha put 24 hours werf, JCiba M. XcCarty, 47 LlllcolD SL, · Ml'l. 1bendore Alvin Wooten, Rl. 1 GllllpoU., Geoqe Clrllr, Rl. 110, Mrl. Rober! Nagel Ball, Rio Gnade, Mrs. 1\'UDam Paul \Vonman, fOI 2Znd St., Pt. PIIIBia"' liGA Mary Bu&bes, Rl. I IDt, J. Dwtpl Stolle, A.dJuctte, W. Va., Mn. Elmer amrth Flalaw, Jr., RL 1 BarriMmiUe, Mrt. Charlolle Blnlnn, R1. 4 Oalt HID, Robert D. Sperow, Wellltoa, Lawrence D. Adamo AlllOII( Pt:'fleu. 111omu: Beaver, CIJifGnl M. RL S Iroaton, Mrt. Jerome D. RodJers, lltmtfDctoD, and lin. Joe Lee Meeo,, Millwood, W Va. lllrfB Mn, Robert N~ JI!ID, Rio . Graade, dauchler, • p.m. 'l'hun- :. day. Mn. Joe Lee ~.11111wood, W. Va., IIIIi, 2:51 p.m. Tburadar. Mn. Jame~ · J'foyd> Will, RL I l'oiDenf .. 11:48 '· a.m. '11wruy. am. Earl LIW: " ' laptoae, RL 1 &.VI!IIIWOOd, • W. Va., IClJI, 1:11 •.m. nuu. day. Mrs. ~ AlVIn Woot. Ill, Rt. 1, GilfiPOUa, 10D, l:M p.m. 'l'llllnday. JMJI~IIIolll 7 'l'blllly dleeharged . l Jame~ E. Bra, 1 f ·•· Mn.WIIld- ~: ~lllllllee, . {' :· ~.~~an, David ~ ~:;. Mn. Nora Cren- ·.~F"'''~ IIi F. Hacer, Rylber I.I'Ndlrldl ' Dow Jones Averages. sundown Seretoade Nlllloaal Newt Sundowb Serenade a:oo Sign Off 8ATURDA YS 6:00 Sign OD - New• 6:111 QlunlrJ MUSic 1'llna 1:20 COtmlrJ Jamooree d., ProtestiQI Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:3S Larry AndersoD Show 1U:48 D's Music - ArlllJ H:OO Dairy VaDey anQ Dulloo'l n,p Tell Show 1:10 6:35 7:00 7 11.> Lll OU UIR'l' 1'0 111'1!11, Jll'll III'LOOWTII VHTBVIIL!i'liYLI'A.,- IIILWTII, BL1'11: ItT,. a • y..-,.w Low mlleoge by local owner, spoUe11 cle~n Interior, tlrea ohow Utile wear, Bnlw1l llnisb, a reo! nice cer. YOUR CHEVY DEALER New Clool.. Tl-9:011 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO -t. IIJ'LGGWTII, y. Wblte finish, red Interior, std. Irani. 112'1 VI ollflne, tire1 like now, Radio and beater, POMEROY MOTOR CO. -lit-.. 4 OIJPIDaiW 'l a.tlla Automatic tran11., power steering, elean interior, bladl:: ' l:r+-+-b! le.Travel- White finish, tire.s ob"" lillie wear, radio and beater. ' LI'L ABNER II.~ Local owned, red vinyl Interior trim. automatie trans., power steering and bnokes, black top, In good ctlfldiUon. < • comb.tona seats, radio, heater, good whitewall tires. ,, tubes plaut I&. Dlllk: ...__....:..._..,. ' . •• 811111n't DlallllOl'l 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe... now $1599 TO~. .. · IG. TbiD :1&. ::a~aor. lnlopo: II. Af!eoted ..... ...., lhl . . . All. IB HIJii. ' 7 Jlo 12le poet. 25. Bury: pOet. ll.s...u- .,l'n 111 ·~~" · ..... - la.HUI If. 'l'h6.alll: ~at· ....... •.Conoluw D.CerWn I. killed :IO.Iootolo " n. J'ft>lt 3.Pndl~ 18.11wlmm1Dc <~ ~0. Lalot Ia* rtur 1960 Chevrolet Y-8 2 door ·· $699 For Rent btU,.. 1e.P1uta 19. Bull. 1 U•lnr . ~~~• t..":L"ellb . • ottho YIOUil& &clul Ill. Slope 'f~ llapUole 10. III. Bir<bu lime: abbr. I \ riV<I' DO'IfM LKidleVIol 1T.Pronoun tires. White over black fiujsb witb red Interior. Ph. WY 2-2111 Reel Estate For Sele 11. By on-It e.ilaocal 18.hrlodof VB engine, aut()Jllatie trans. Radio and heater. Like new Jock W Coney Mona10r ...... leathel" G. Gorman olow\y 1961 Chevrolet 6 Pass. St. Wag. $1495 POMIROY :&om. · e.J- U.Typeof 12.Work JI.EIIcla•. Walk Clean interior. new whitewall bt line tlreo, fawn fin· ish. aulomatie trans. For Le111 Red finish, eood tina, ndio, beater, standard. tran1. 7 21 3lp for maklog .kraut IMOIDEIIN Ashland Station, lor aale. Andrew Cross, I.e- acre lot. Sellln8 10,000 2&1-il• • Bnu• Of The Week • tart Falls. Ions gaaollne per Cash and Credit oard business Kanauga, Obio. Call WY ). 5221. 1 29 3tc Std. trana., power steerlnl and brikeo, ....., flo. ish, radio and heater. Call WY --. --·--···- 1962 Corvair 700-4 Door .. ·· $1195 lore CONSOLE lour 1 - SILVER Pigeon Motor ~er sound system. Scooter, '150, Uke new, 1 4 eqwpped. speed rubber tired wheelbarrow, I cllanger with dual volume _ porch swln8 aad chain, centrol. Pay $5.00 per mootb $6 1 bathroom set oommode, or ~Y balance due $69.29. l~vstory tub and flxtuNI, it m your home. Call WY Charles Eblin, Jr., Union Ave. ll5li5. 7 28 Phont WY 2-34%7. 7 28 or with frozen food 3tc ment. . I Local one owner car, sPOtless clean black interior, white finish, good tlres, 327 cu. in. VB elliine with ald. trona. Radio ond hooter. t room bouse with bath, ment, bardwood floors. B$ Plu1 FREE Ice Cn•m In cupbolrds. Attic llnlsiYC~ II Good for storap with dlsappea!' FNftlrt AI Low, Low NOTICE! Wlih r'"""'"""~::==~---,~lm~mromfs0~ I Will •- Gone From ~ FRESH ONE IF 'IE DON'T (lotp....le: Jo. COLLEGE EDUC.l'ftON IHOWII A lUll BOW L1'l"rLLii ODIIIB fllQPLIII KXOW..IIALDIUB'l'OK' -- · · ----· - • WJEH RADIO lloadaJ Tlol'1l l'tldiJ 1:00 llll!lt School mt Parada 1:00 s~.-~ to: so eo,. A Story Time I:OIH!i .....leal Clock tdS Tile r.older- Key 1 <l a. SUJI .;. Know 11:00 .Demoeratle LegtslaluN 7:11210 Newa ll:IS Must·al IDterlnde 7:45 fu8l Baptlal Olurcb 11:30 Rf>publlCAL Legislature 6:57 woalber : 1:00 Ob1o VaDey Newa 11·4$ Wallet ·~uer Report 1 00 National .~ews 1:00 Talk of lha Towa 11:52 Mlllloal Interlude 7:oS BID Miller Sho• 1:66 Publlc Setvlcr Show 12:00 Local • Ohio Nen 7:30 Sports Paral!e 10:11i Cburcb of CbriBt 1.1.20 !!:vans Br • Board ?:3& BUI Mlller Show ~· · •.atchstrlr~ lli 7.t Newa 0 Grams 7 :~ Picken> ·uaroware " .,.. "'· I ·12:30 Saturday Matinee <tu.. 'l'hura.) 11:06 Momma Melodle~, 6:00 Dlsclab wltb Doa 7:50 NeWI 12:00 Ntws MOll. tbru. W-.1. 6:10 Top Tel Rovut 8 o> Btll•Miner Sbow 12:10 1Uslcal lnterlnd> •· ., Chm:lr Bel : flinl, J'rl. 1:00 SalilrdaJ NoWI Sum11t1rJ 8:45 llal<er Funtllllte $boll 12:30 Rev. tllerlln reets U • Wori· Newt !:15 Musical lntoorludo 9 00 Newi 1:00 The JllD Meet Show :'·Ill. EvaDI r illetln Bot 1:30 <'Alllllllliii11J Oboln 9:1Xl Coffee With Jllltl 8:00 Sports Parada IHS N•11'a ~ gr•1:00 Dlllce PII'IJ IL :OO P,rtratllt of a•PitrlOI 1:05 Jim Mees Show 12:.., Aertcu'""'t ProgrBDII 1:00 Oft Tbl Alt lO:Oii Swap ShoP 6:30 National Newa 12:41 C, 1nlry Ck llound ...., ·..- :31 Soi!tat Seulr!IJ Nl 8undOWII Sereuadt 1:55 New. hat 10:35 .alii !tllller ilnllleb Show 1:00 Off .the Air 1:00 Count y Go-Round f:~ Bf8D Oa .0:4& . MasoB Af,r. Proaram lll.'NDAYS lzt~ NtWI Beat 1:00 "11e Singlac Plucber .. · •""··sda,''· 7:30 Sip On - Ar'mj Hour 1100 V' · .. au1:11 1\,,., Rep • . ••"" 7:5$ MIWI 1:65 NeWII Be ! t::J Clwrcb r· Cbrllt 10:4f.Fariii1J Wonhlp (Than.) 1:00 llllplltl Layman's llour 4:00 DIMclilg N'lol Doll 9:.. 'llillcr T•' · •1•1de t0:4li.:A.&.C. Proaralll (Friday) 1:10 Bllncla) Show uo ·oterohanp 10.~ F' ·t Baptist Cburcb ll:OO New• • t:OO 81l!Jday 91tow i:OO C·• ~ unt' Nelli 11:3J Chlldren•a QIIPII · 11.11~ 1\Qy'* Canntry Jllllctklll I :SO 11it Blbll SpeaU to You l ill Bob Neal llporll 8llillll U:4' Suu~>y NeW' Special 11:30 riii)'I Co\llllry HYtiJiia t:G 14Jalttfvo Report )'rfdAJI .l.Ut I 0111 Report 12:00 ·Qimeol BIOall Nm 10 oc Tbe dao4 Llll Ul Sulllet lloulennl 12:11 .;pis-•1 <"iO?Ch 12:311·. aota~ei'a GUlli sf./ n....~-- ....btlut1Dat:.4 ,,. . IO:IIo ......._..... Moellll' l i!ol Off '1'he Air !HI ~,t'•Uc . .. CFrldafl lt.:Stl $1uulit Show ..... , 1t01 <llurdt of Qnd I !2:30., Llrrl' AlldersGD Sho11 11:10 'l'blt ~~ Hour 1:00 Sign OD Un noaj · Clll 3: 1!' Jim ' 141111 91tow ~:00 Nen ' I:OO.IS PolllllCO' C1oc1t: t:DI Old rolkr Sour 4:1S, lll!!*ttiw AiiiO SboW , , 11:111'lilf lllil'lllfllle ,Boar f:Ot1 'le 8UIIIIill bow 1:00 IQmDIItOIII a.rdiDI 4:30 Electric Company Newa 12:30 lbe Ret. ~erllr· ·Teell r:trJ.M News 3:11 lllllldq 6ltoWCiaf . 4:46 Jim Mees Sb9w. 2:00 'f!le ""' ~ Blllupl 7:211 Time & Temperatur• Nl P;,.,,o Servt,. Sh~'l· 5:110' l!eWI 1;30 Tbe,BIV. ~~~ PIU'IOD8 7:30 lluslcal <liDdt: t:., 1111 Bit l'atlde , 5:05 ,Jim Mees Show l!lt ~lflllij: IIIIO•e . 7:4& f'lrst · CburdJ S:OO Cll) •· • · ·'8 Re; .... 6:00 pta l'arade , 1:. SiWWII ..,_. . . 1:00 Oblo Neft 1:11 Ro R11 f'•..do . 1:10 ilim Mees Shoil . 1:1!0 ·Oii & ' Alt > • l:lt llullcal t:l'l or Till •tr me ~,.,RN LOSER .. - - · - . , , ~J~o \T1NE DID IT/ " .. ::...:z:::._ __:...:~,;:... r?~~~el. By H"ROLD GRAY ~l. wr KltM 'Til' OHo TIW' Q!Ui ITI m~~ �J .. ' ... . ... ' • ~ l ' I ~------'1! 8-Dany ~-Sentinel, . -- Pomeroy-Middleport, - ·-· o., · "'m GRANDFATHER Reun1'on Held Mr and Mrs Franklin Guin· ther and ~ll~en ot Columbus ?~i::~{~i~:~;:.~~~;~~ ,~ti ~otzer hospitaL At France home In Lanqsville A roun dAd n · Mi!:~:~rt - 1 Feeney-Bennett • .!t!IW 'M, ~ • • 1 ~ · July 30, 1965 Riding club' Ml!fl':' : 111 1't8 N... Baril · • · Auxiliary to A ·• SSISt ' • -.., ·, ' m::'e..:::yQ)e~~~~'! 1 Part is H d · Chmtmas In JCuhyurch wyo,,, -n i Gur'ld B Federat""-' .. · · • Y . · lf:U The Women's . Guilda~hre: . OPOLIT AN METR MOTORS ~---- for The Best Deel Anywhere pl~nned On A Lete Model USED CAR 1964 RAMBLER 4 DR. Statioll Wagon, standard trans., R&:H, like new 1962 RAMBLER 2 DR. Automatit trans. 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 Dr. Hardtop, real clean 4 Dr. Station Wagon, nice 1959 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 Dr. Hardtop. Uke new, see It SM These And Many More At METROPOLITAN MOTORS WY2-3870 BLAETTNARS BUYS ~~BETTER 60 Dodge • - • • $595 VI Seneca 4 dr. Sedan. Automatic ohlfl. Rodlo. Spoti... original ligbt greer. finish. Local owner, 63XL406 • • • • $1995 Hi&b Perfol'lllanct 2 dr . Hard Top. Ford's lDP performer witb 406 cu. in . en~tine. Bucket liHtl. CoWIUl Four on (loor. Bureandy with bl11.ck interior, 63 Country Sedan • • $1995 V8 Sta. Wagon. Ford . Cruisematic. Power Ste.erine and brakes. Sj>arklill!l oolid black witli red lllterwc. Extra olet~.n, 63 Bonneville • - '2395 - VB Pontiac 4 dr. Hard Top. Power oteerln& ond btall:eo. Hyllramatic, Spotiesa all white finlab, One ..reful owner. 64 Chevrolet • V8 Belair 4 dr. Sedan. Power atoerln1. Automatio shift, A beautiful oar. Full sited Cbevrolat, 63 Chevrolet • mUeagt, • • $1495 Monu Corvair 2 Cpe. One dr. Low careful oWJler. Really ahaTP. Choice of automatic or ~ sp. trant, 63 Buick VS • • • '2195 LoSab"" 2 lr. Bard Top. Only 27113& easy mlleo. Lll<t · ·· ·' ' ' ~ ' J I ' ~t.< ~· .. f . . ~~., ' .• ' ,' ·' ~' ~ ";· £ •o•lj;(;· '. ' .'.~ <··r '· ,,. ... ~~ . I ' .. . ~ . · VOL XVII .;NO. 88 rel"if!ed , I ' · · Reunion He/d Recently A f , Candy p• • • Held n M'dd/ I to d U d • '/ d I Boys Girls Study 1 I T 'piettS H . I' U A ' 61 Pontiac VB • • dr. Sedan . All vinyl upholatery Beautiful I · 'Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Power ll•erlng, Hydramattc. Extra (IIOCI .fo model. Nice clean car with orlpnal upholatel')'. ·.BLAETTNARS - ~ BUGGIES TO BUICKS" ·tur¢1< .... PQNTIAC - GMC TRUCKS •. POMEROY, 0. ' Hill Country LBJ for Weekend' Hob Louks of Syracuse is a big. man in more ways than ,· one. welghln~ 260 IJ)s., is big, yes, but big dedicated work Ill provide recrea: ·~ '. f I 'w to , Last of the Packet, Island Que~n SAVINGS DOLlARS ~ /I TOMORROW~. ARE HARDER TO SPEND! SATURDAY FOR SAFETY PLUS INTEREST, SAVE HERE EVERY PAYDAY! ........ ....: TONIOMT . 4 .!• ' . Elberfelds Store Is ~TiE ~~TURDA~ ' . '" . I • : . ' '· f• ' . ' ' ' ) ' ..... '. , '1" ;r ',, . '• . •,• . ~ '· •ft!.ldnt' Steamers' ··pr.p. · .' This is the last day of ou( , .Fiscal Year. ·, , re having out CfeaD Up \ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ., ·: Open .from 9:00 a.m. to 9~0Q· p.m. ' Your SavJntl Earn 4% Interest .,., The Island Queen that Porn· eroy ilnew goes ~P In lljlmes In the IAIP _picture and Is mute . evidence •in the lower pieture .;.. of tile hazards or !Ire. Two biB, ldenllcsl steel' hulls were built by Midland Batse OJ. for John W. Hub~ai-4. lieCtUitO ·the · sidewheel ·packet; Cincinnati, ilnd the other wn . • sold to Olney !sland, Inc.; to be· come thi blgge•t and fast Island Queen. The Queen .ran mostly be· tween Cincinnati and the Con· ey -Island 'Park bu) tt:ainped, aome, meeting With• ~~CCldents '!>n several occa,sion8. ,. . : In 1941 she was to .~avo Marine i ' ··Ne•l.l. l1Je7·; 14nti, Pa., overheuled,. !IJl.d idened to 5U feet. · , ... 1 On Sept. 9, 1847; 'bn' a tramP. lllg trip to Plilsb¢'gh, ·she was · · at the Wood-st wljl!l"f her fuel I!IRU exploited,t4~11n&' )ler afire ll'()lli etld ' :to a matter ill sec&tcll." ijneleien lives were ·lost: · , . the fast'·~~ liJt. · · operate~ : ~ one· I ' beiJe finish, Automatic 1hift. Hydram~tic. 59 Pontiac VB • • • $795 Louks is First ~o Light Park: 1 --~ ~\. ~ "FRPM ·i'•t. \ •· . . Mrs. Albert Roush, preslden~ may "t:urning. last week, one a second and two, by Mrs. Blaettnar closed the the Uniled Presbyteri;n Spanish Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks presided. M~. eli t' n was made to the thi d devotions Center at Miami, Fl.. a bOli Of and family were called to Point The birthday party for the Salva!~: ~rmy drive. Cards ~h~w bills announcmg horse . s resented children's •lo~Ling ~ deliverPleasant, W Va. Wedneada~ veterans will he August 19 and were sent to bereaved families shows were read and included The. pr';,fam y';'~lnr. Reibel ed to a needy Pomeroy family, due lo the de&th of Mrs. Crooks Mrs. Roush asked members of of Mr Stewart and B..ste Chi· one at Belpre on Saturday, .fu. by Miss ary "Christ· Mrs. Blaettnar two father, Mr.. Henry Fruth, who the auxiliary to donate cakes, ford and cards sent to those re- i lv 31; Oak Hill, August 7; Well· who revte~~diJhrs ~ays," by other lamille! in nee3 Of clotfi. died at UmverSLty Hosp1tal m cookies, candy. Several mem· ported ill. A tbank you note , ;ton Lions club show, August mas My 1 .1 of Roy Rog- lng In order that theli' clllldren C<Jiumbus Wednesday Ihers plan to altend. was read from Mrs. Slarkey ln , 1•·1>: and Wetzel County Sad· Dale Evan:, b~~J hi out that may attend school. The Guild, Miss Mabel Hysell and Miss : The installation servLce fo~ I behalf of Mrs. Kathryn Po~n; ~ die club. at New Martinsville. ers. I~ ~~ay m!ke Christmas wlll sponsor ano~r ~~~:bl:~ Frances Roush were in Gallipo- lnew offtcer:ww•~ co~~u~~ed ,:t. ·::'e\ 'b ~oli~m~~~lyw~~c~ver· • W Va., September 10. A :Pworldly wise and too sophis- d~lv; =~lh Mrs. B ae . lis Wednesday where Miss Hy; Mrs. Don . ac W'. e . n ' u I A movte, "Arabians re ticated and have lost its true c a m . '· sell had a medical check • up. lowmg laking office ..Mrs. AI· mg. ize 'donated [ Fun," was shown and refresh· meaning. A vole of thanks w•• extemj. Miss Hysell expects to return bert Roush, p~SLdent, ~~: . The lra;,~~kprwas won by no~nts were served by Mrs. Fred "God's real girt to man was ed to Mrs. Ebersbaclt·and the It her employment at the Tri. ~ar: . ~arlesR :::~;~~/sec- ~rsM~~n Roach. AI the close of ! Leifheit •nd M". Danny Zlf· His only son who came to earth ~sy Bee!l for the ~11~- A Lustre Cleaners in the near fu- o:~ 'vicerspre~denl; Mrs.' Dale the ;.eeting, refreshments were kle. as a baby. gr"w to manhood card of thanks was rtf~ II tim lure. Mourning, secretary; Mrs. Date served. Members called at !be• ' land d~ed for our sms. The the C. J. Ehers~fcht~'u~'tted Mr. and M.S. Clarence Lacey !Kennedy, treasurer; Mrs. Ed· funeral h9me lor Mr. Ste~arl, Striper real gtfiLS love _for ~i~e :;~~".:;: Ch~rc:':;'1~:rist Church Wornand daughters Kathv and Ruth ward Spencer, chaplain; Mrs. and Mrs. ,(;!IIford. . [ He made man !n he h id at ilgrliD Hllle Ann and Mr ' Charie!l Peoples Henry Reitmire, Sgt.-at.arms; . . ' JCniC IS tern and gave. It to rna~ as nda en Ve October 8.10 M Do R ach and Mrs Joe ' / Christmas gift Man's mmd a near MI. ernon. .. · are vacationing on •h· west M:,.;.is, ~lag" hearers. . . Fran~ I eport spiritual ·,Ide .of life is also a was announced . . The !Jontem coast of Flortda. This is the third year Mr!. ' · The Veterans Memorial Hos· gift. Christmas is always In Fellowship grouptng to he held Beverly Ervin and Renee Burk Roush wiU have served as pres. I pita! Candy Stripers held their Bethlehem and everywhere Je- at Pilgrim Hills S•pt. 21·22 was of Rsctne are guests of the for· ident. ' summer picnic recently al the sus went . Christmas is giving also announced. mer's grandparents, Mr. and Reports on the Departmenl l f Olfgroun S Middleport Park. P~ayer by Mr.s. Neutzllng Mi. Herbert Fmk. C<Jnvention in Cleveland were The 23rd annual Frank reun· There was a short meeting closed the m.,.tmg and Chr!SIA·IC Ira Butcher a~ Mrs. given by Mrs. Roush and Mrs. : ion was held.at the Athens QJ~n- ~ and new members wel1' an· n etpfiVI ege mas punch, decorated ChrtslBufcher and children, Pat, Pam, Mourning who attended. Mrs. lty fairgrounds Sunday. July 25. nounrod a• follows, Polly Deck· ore mas cooktes •nd ribbon sand· Mike and Paula_ left Sunda~ Roush served on several com- Tile eldest attending . wa.s Mr•. er, Connie Leadingham, Debby .' wlches were served by the for their home In .Sprtng Lake,_ mittee" at the convenlion. M..,. Letitia Gilliland, Galhpohs, who Hayes, Linda Weaver, . ackie l TOpiC of IHappy HarveRters_ claHS. The N. C. afler spending several Roush has been asked to be m wtll be 91 years old Aug. 28. [ Seidenabel, Margte Hams, San. .· u of table was attracttve in green weeks here wtth hts parents, charge of the 8th district at the The youngest was Donna Sue, • dy Humphreys Sue Rue Hose The Shelhe Bmce. groch h·. cover with two tiers of white Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ira Butcher and veteran's birthday party in lhe infant daughter of Mr. and ( Hackett Connie Ch~pman lhe Bethlehem Bapllst ur~ i poinsettia interspersed witb family , Judy and Jim and Mr. absence of the president 1Mrs. Alfred Frank , Pomeroy. 1Rhonda' Brickles, Cindy C<Jnde.: . met al Mrs. Glenn~ ~~~nn~~s l red candles placed lengthwise and Mrs. Jake Betz. Mrs. Roush discussed the a· .A basket dinner was held al I Ruth Hawley, Carol Hall, Gar· home 10 Hacme on u · . · t h ~ · of the table. Napkins were red Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lucas 1mendment passed at the conven· lnoon with Mrs. Charles Frank ' oldene Hayes, Su• Grogan and Isabe.te Lewts opened "Whe and green. A lighted Chrlslmas and baby of Caledonta vlstted ' tion to raise the membershtP iasking ·grace. . Linda Haggy meetmg wtth dedevollo~.'· nd tn ' tree and red candles tied with 1 'th nd ld •· · · N be 1st ' nd' M s Letllla · Ltghl On ' a o • 1 red and green bows, on the k th nd over e wee e WI gra • ues ~gtnnmg ovem r · 1 .A~te . mg were r · Senior charms were given to fered Isa Tum er parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer , [Gllhland, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sue Arnold Linda Darnell Anr1 prb Y • I mantel decorated the room. . 1mg M 1 nd M Birdie White ' ' The usmess mee was • J ones and greaI gran dmother, I· fl Ofe .Gallipolis· ea a rs. ' Criner Cheryle Fife Barbara d ...o b M' W'l s 1· Mrs Lena McElhinn" Mrs. Gertrude Frank ' · ' . con ucl«~ Y '"' 1 rna ayre. , , Dick Knoll of Dickt~son, w. -.l Mr. aitd ' Mrs. Harold Fran~. Hoffner, Barbara Ho~ak, MarL- The .program hook has been . P118tor I• Tn'!rng · Va. vislled Tuesday evening onorr:u pon Mr. aild Mrs. Donald Frank Jyn Huddleston, Jamce W~h· receiVed. A layette was complel· : 2-IJ"ePk8 J' IICtJtion h'ld G d C'nd rung, Narsa Frost, Sandy Bunce, ed and sentlo lhe Women's OJ~· ! . I wtth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox. nnrvefSOry and r t ren reg an L Y Pam O'Brien, Jndy Thomas,!vention at Granville. A special Rev. Jos;Ph R. Kraly wll Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. La· I Mr and Mrs Lewis 'l'riplelt and Mr. and Mrs. Gera.ld Frank Ruella Wells Carla Will Sheila . "'· M 0' be on lwo wee~s vacation bemont an~ daughter, Melissa. of :were.guests u! honor at a fam.i •nd son Jerry .. Nelsonville: Hicks and Ellen Hawley. ~~r ~:: ~~~ ;;,'issio~~ries: gitfi'ifng Sunday, . ' Jacksonv•lle, Fla. vLSIIed Wed-li lly dinner in observance of jMrs. Forrest Martm of Athens, '. Others at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Ned B. Ailes WorshiP service~ wiD be nellday wltb Mrs. Earl Smith, their 43rd wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Frank . Mrs. Carl Will, Mrs. Tom Seal· and Rev. and Mrs. Warren ' held at the St. JoluJ s Lutheran Pearl-St. at lhe home of their son and 'and Mrs. Nora (Frank l Brown . . ly Mary Francis Brenda H Crain I Church at 8:15 and 10:41' •· m. Mlller . d M F kl ' Chesttr· Mr and Mrs. John ' . . . . . o nday, "'U"''SI Mr. and Mrs. MYron 10 . famtly, Mr. an rs. ran ' · • Brown, Jan Scott, Linda Smtih, Mr!. Edna Baker presented ' each Sund ay. ,...u •1 and son, Pic. James Mtller were Triplett, Fairlane Dr., Tllurs· Hodges, Delaware, ~ d;:" Judy Ri&hthouse Jewell Price the program enlilled "Mission l1, Holy Commumon wlll be eel· ill Columbus Sunday at Scioto ;day evening. Frank, Osdlrander; M~~~- b"' a Linda Will Lind~ Jacobs Shar: •to Girls and Women' in custo- ebrated at both iervices, with Do buff t d' ed McVey an sons. ..., um us; . . ' ' ' . th Re C K' B ad of wns. d Mr J hn Good . h . A h he lh mnetr. wdas sedderv Mr. and Mrs. William Luc•s, l on Hamson and Pam Sylvester.ldy." Delmquency has no sin·,.!, bv. . tngt ·· rThow . Mr. an 8• 0 rte wtt t e ree· lere w 1011 . M Fred 8 Tile next meeting is September gle cause and certainly no .,.urn us as -pas or. e ser· of Dayton, Ohio. were w.,.k. cake, topped with wedding bells , GahannaM rs. d M 8 dw;'n, 20th. single cure. TheRe girls usual- mon oopic will be "Loaves and end guests of Mr. and Mrs. land a dove, serving as the . Dex~ , ~· and Mrs. ~[,: . ly come from muiU. problem Fishes." Mrs. Fred · Biaett~or , Karl OweiiS. centerptece. The honored I;;• k' d· ~r ",j Do F , dl N i hb families. living in diso11anlzed i and Mrs. William Frecker ~e Mr. and Mrs. James MOUI'Il- guests received gifts and cards ran an le an nna I rr~n Y e 11 · ort environment. · the OL'IIanisls. Speaker lor Suning and children, Cblumbus, vis- from !heir family. Sue andM HenryndFrMank, PHomle-l Club Holth Picnic It'• difficult for· those who i day Augusl8, wilt be Richard ·led the eek d th b p I th di roy · r a rs ar • • · w en wi Is resent or e nner were , F ' k and. M d M. Holl , Members of Ihe Friendly have known loving guidance and •i ·Mumme, seminary studeot. ·at ' over D.other, Mrs. Dale Mourning. Mr. and Mrs. R1cherd Long r'an d Lo r. ~~ ro. y Neighbors club and their faml- discipline in a Christian bome i Capital University. ·· and dau~hter, Mindy; Mr. and · ~~~ ' Mr~g Mae or.nch and ~· lies beld a picnic Tuesday eve- to fully understand their feel· HOMECOMING SET Mrs. hilip Batley . and sons j child~n Br ·an and itsa Mr nlng at the home of Mr. and ings of hopelessness and infer!- D .4 R CommiUee The annual Homecoming of Frank and Jerry Whtte, Mr. and and Mrs n!tand Eastma~ and Mrs. Willard Hines, Athens orlty. Many llave never learned M' ' d ..1...:; the MI. Olive Church at Long Mra. Franklln Triplett and chll-1M' J · E Cool lite 1[Road. right from wrong therefore f!f!t8 f! ner....J' Bottom will be Sundny, Aug. I. dren, Debbie, Cindy and Ricky, ,..;,• M:n:~ ':~a~lrd c:eva: Following the dinner, games have no sense of g~iit or shame. Members of the P\'O&ram ~mBasket dinner at noon singing and Mr. and Mrs. Trtplell. They , r T· PI ·1 were enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Their only problem Is that they mlttee of Return . Jona.than in the aftL'rnoon hegin~lng at i also received a telephone call ; Ler,. uppers a ns. Elwood Bowers, Mr.' and Mrs: were "caught." Trere must be Meigs Chepter, D.A.R., met.,on 1:30 p. m. Everyone Ia wel-[ from their dnughter, Nina Had- , _. • · George Buchanan, Mrs. Frank- an introduction of new value. Wedneaday at the h~e of .the come. dol ill Washington, D. C. i Surmmmg Party, Un Hepp, Mr. and Mrs. Leon The churches can do mucb regent, Mrs. George Sklnn.-, Wiener RtHUt Held McKnight and dllljllters Sheila help these unfortunate ones in Roc~ Sp~lngs Road, to piau The Methodist Youth Fellow· and Beth, Mrs. ·Frank Gress, numerous ways. the years programs. ship of the Rutland Church en- Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Well, Miss Sayre cjosed tile Attending were Mrs. James· joyed a swimming party and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Mr. lng with prayer. Brewington, vice regen!, Mrs. wiener roast '11iesdny evening and Mrs. Roy Smith and Linda, were served. Wayne Gthbons, Mrs. Guy Neq· at Boyal Oak Park. Devotions Donnie and Mike, Mr. and Mro. ler, treasurer, Mrs. Patrick wert given by Rev. Chesler eharles Werry and Dick, . Bob HOSTEss TO MATRONS Lochary, past regent and muRic Lemley. and Kathy, RodneY Jlarr. Mrs. Mrs. J. W. McMurray was chatrman. and Mrs. $kinner. , Allettdlng were Rev. Chester Henry Werry, Mrs. Thomas Wer hostess to the Past Matrons of -..,,- Lemley, Alice, Betty Jane and ry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ¥o- Pomeroy_Chaplfr OES Tueaday GIVES . DINNER Handy Sprouse. Teresa Dean, old and Susie, Mro. Amanda everung · at her horne, Mason, Mrs. Florence Holley elller· Jean Ann Siders, Darlene ' Kaspar, Mrs. Clelaitd Hlne! and W. Va. Present were Mrs. Hart. tained with a !•mlly dinner W:~ Sritith, Sandy and Karen Tuck· the host and •hostess. well Curd, M~. Alfr.ed Crow, nesday evemng at ber homl, er Jeff . Tillis and Jessie Mn. Dale South, Mrs. Nye Ave. J~mes and Joy ' White. ' PUN DANCE . Dllf! Mrs. Thomas Young ·Present were Mr. and Mrl. nte Ja'ys will emcee an out- Dwight Parker, Mrs. L. F. Che!lter Carson and Mrs. R. C. J'arot" · 1 'llde dance this coming Satur- onfeb, Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Mrs. Reiman of Sandusky; Mrl. Jack 1011 Oll~lley day night from 1 to 11 p. m. Carl Shields, Mrs. I. B. Weed, C<lx and chlldrep, Erin Sue and 1 Ia to Mountoim at the upper parking lot 1a Mrs, Afoltzo Custer, Miss Ada Bret of Redllnds, Calif.; Mr. the Hoskins, Mrs. Nolan Swackha· and Mrs. Dwlgbt Lorlan 11114 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bally POmeroy sponsored by lnd dnughters, Karen and Jill Pomeroy Pollee Dept. mer and Mrs. McMurray. son, Skip and Mrl. ·Holley. ' bave returned home aller a two · · I weeki f11C41Uon througb the Smoq Moonlains tv Fol\lana VII· ~ Re~. N. C. . Joinlnc·•''lhem at Ute. resort were her. · *st¥r •and brotber-Jni. law, Mr. nnd M/'p. Pll!llll"'oo and children, Mart and The extra dollars our depositors put Into tlltir and their plf<t, .VIcki Fle14!11er rl Xenia, 'l'kty 'all6 visited at sa~ing1 accounts here art dollars they're mort 1G~onsbuq, KnoiVIUe, Tenn., likely to hart, when they want or nttd th11111 ~ucky .,lnd ~·Robia IDd mast! A check is so easy to write ••• but a Carrie 'MC:Ctdloullt . Of enla withdtawal slip mokes you think twice. And accompimled them home for .•·' savins- accoutlt dollars tarn inter elfI ., viiiL . ' new au.tomaUc shift. t -~~ ,. > j 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR stu Chief I A~fus~pl:d ~ !~~~:~o~~r I ·, Ohtts~il rl J ~beth~~· • '· MO. :C. 011 ~ ~~~dr~:.so.~! ~a=Y =~ :~?jar•nts, Mr and Mrs. Gail ~~;r~,a~h~~~~~·i:U~:;re;~t :S:~e:ngM;;,ckR'::'u~ervl~~ . ~~..~:iv'~~ir~a~1t~~e~~~~ L~ke~e a~~~~~:!,.'~.ryPr:;: ~~:~~ ~h:~ ~ .~!~In~ COME To 600-606 E. Main St. .. : Those attending the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk in the birthday party for veter· fr by a ploce to meet Mrs. Ben Neulznng, president wnnam Meyer of First Presbrfamily reunmn last week at nnd son Bobb and Mrs. Earl ans at Chtlltcothe and new Off~ butldmg o~:;:.~ ~n Middleport. l~is winter. E J. Hill offered was In charge of the ~eeting terlan Church, Booneville, Ky. home of Mr. and Mrs. Smflt ~nd so!' Timmy of Ur· ce~s were mstalled :y t~ A~ ~ :~ asked to contrib- • room his farm . A trail ride which opened with devotmns by She also displayed a-quilt m~~ France al Langsville were r , hana were oeekend gu<sll of tltary to Fe~ney· enne os' em 'cles tor the sale and was discusseo for September. Mrs. John W•, Blaettnar, read· by Mrs. Aam Eber&bach ., ... TONIGHT "BIKINI BtArH" I Mrs. Ldhan L. Chapman, RetsWith Frankie Anion te.,town. Md.: Mr. and Mrs. and Annette Fumcello G. W. Douthat,. TampaF Fla: - and Mr and Mr.s. Rtrh~rd ra~~~· "HONEYMOON HOTEL" ()oulhat, Miami, a.. . . Robert Gu nlc< . Na ncy Kwan John Ut~rba~ and :hll~:;~ (Color) Wtlla, Ny a, nny ~n . Mrs Anthony . Scr~:= · M~· Floy "TH:·;~~~~i"~A~~EN" 't.,~~o~;::"J and 'child~en, Kef· Milchael Craig Anne Helm le and Slacy of Huntingoon, W. (Color) Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle L, -andFrance and daughter, Donna, "BL~~r~s s:,.~~~TH" Milton, W. Va., and Clara Jean (Color! France of RuUand. ... - '' ~!~~!.~~!!to~~! ;:~.lr~~~!~eaX~!;~~.n~; ne;o!a~efe!~:~?eS~ ':~ ~~~:~~~~;;:~nesuy ::~~=tt~:.. li"'•------=="-• 1 I . ~~ Pf!lJ • ,, , ' ... More File for Public Office � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 30, 1965