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'. , '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! 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Call WY 6555. . 7 28 NOTICEI I Will Be Gone From My Office July 30 Through Augud 6 Dr•.Selim J, BI1Zewlcz, M.D. WMPO Radio IT'S OUR DOW """""" .....·-,...-.... .... ~CdWY._ · For Leue --- Red Free, Red Haven, Haven: others ID foUow: aJ. MODERN Ashland Station, 1 acre lot. Sellins 10,0110 110 apples. Open Ions gasoline per month.! Sunday, WeU. Cash and Credit card bustneaa WIIkeavllle. Kanauga, Ollio. Call WY z. lilaCiiiiiei\NP &221. 1 21 31c eWURLm&l eBALDWIN .lllll OTKIR FAMOUl IAANDS Pomeroy, 0. . l1llk Rnl Edate For S.le a .!:: Jiimw~=-:iiiii)~~~; II~~~ ern threell'lnanelng bedroom onbomt. W. floonl, full basemenl, fumace, stone fron~ n lot. Known as the Sayre erty In Syracuse. See eye Bldg. It Loan or D. Wood, GaOipoU., Ohio. 7 30 12to CONDmONING Rel'lllllll' I atlon ..mee. 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ShDW j, •• 990 lilt P8tlilt 5:00 City " • · '• Ro 5:11 lio Rit Par..dt f ·., Of' Tlie I 1,; ' �_ a.D1a"5 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport; "- -·· ., o., .fliJY n: ., . 1863 . . ~111111!1---•-•• .1 Si~th Bir1~ ·o/ Daughter ObJervea Around And t .. '·•/4bout : -Middleport SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1965 I ANNOUNCING Tony Bennett ADDITIONAL Discovers New Life in Films TONIGHT "THE SINGING MAIDEN" .,;..~ Mlafpro Noteb.id';.,_ Miicbael L:t'aig Anne Helm lColorl -and- uBLACK SABBATH" Bans Kar1ofl tColor) FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF .' FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS lun,Mon. •' Aueuot 1-2 "DISTANT TRUfi\Pil'" With Troy Donahue end Suzanne Pleshette - and"THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN" WE WILL BE OPEN FROM 6 TIL 8 PM ON FRIDAY EVENINGS en" u 10011. "u he'• · fiDllitect 1!1_!11. hll eurrenl IIIIIJIIIIIIIII 'lbe New Y""~ Hotel Aaloci;.:. 1111)' hire \'r'blley .Ford II • 10\idwlll _~ · when the bilehan teiiOII ends. He'd lbl Peter Cushing I Color) EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6th .... ...... llfllllett, in HollYwood to do • dwacter part in "Tht Olear" may ~ he llku t!le ~- AI any rate lilly. "lllm~ to !Ike him;.MGft! W8Dte ' . to mate "'lbe DfiV DQz. MEIGS THEATRE Pam.,.,, Olde TONIGHT lan Ptemlnltl "GOLDFINGER" ,..-1' FARMERS BANK .SAVINGS COMPANY : . . . uwe H1V. Grown..., We !oi~ve Hel~ Otl!ltn Grow'' ' :'~-~ RESERVE SYSTEM . · . Fl6i~L . ~ ' MlMBIJR PEDERAL CHI!iOSIT INSUP~CE COli'OR4TION '"j~·.£h.<.· ;,, · ' I ' .· ' . · POMEiOY'· (SHIO · · .·, • ,,,,. . ,. ";;\ 1, ~~i~u~~~~\~e·~::~ ~~ ~qu, ~~ ~ • •.'·' 1",;"rJ: 'i," ,l, � 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. 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