https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a8882c67224cd78c6b31a2084fffc51.pdf 7e55f90d3d939c5d1f3202a6e77554a9 PDF Text Text . ·~ . ,,__ ..... · · ·· ~ · ____ ., . . ..._ ., .... _ ... ·--; .... ....... - . . ... . ... ~ -~..- -- ... . ._ __ ..r,.,,.• ..;._'fl ..... .,.~ ·· • 11 · r 1 •··~..... ~<ty¢· l b _ . . , . . ....... ..,,.. _ _ _ _ . . . ~ _ , _ . .......- - ·· · · .,, ,. , ,.. ~,, • _ ~ ., _ , .. , - . . . , .. ... . . · ~'t'"' ~· ·-~ ·· ·_..,.., I .'I .•. Sentt~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Au1. S, 1065 . - Pass Red Cross Tests \~ddleport Pool 2-Week Classes ·. I The ·famlly,of Mrs. Mart Cra· Saltlrday, ·Aall!st 1-7 to tbe Mrs. John Grueser was holt •• 1 er h ld Iormor ·AolrP buDding lD Mid· ored July-23 with a bridal sho., Mrs .. Kmneth Cale and dough· '?' and _me·sate Mr. ary e dl er given by the Live•Wire claa ters. Manha and MeliS9a, havt. 1 reunJOil unday at the RoCk ~'!'. bavhlg arUcles to be of the Forest Run Methodist arrived from Norfolk, Va., lor spr~. f~lrlfound. . (Jicked lp may cOntact Mro. Church. Games were played UD. several months visit with her A. !Kcdlf dlimer, rnllltcal pr~ Alber! Ro01b or Mrs. Dale der the direCtion of ' Mrs. Don .. _ . Filii· aaa • social Ume was enmo...r, Mrs. Max Roller, while '" ' ' -~ . .,_ C M Mouraln&. Grueser. Ptlzes wero ~n ._ . on a Medl'• ,..yeo. . -~•Y ~··· rary, rs. > Milton "' ber hus band '" ..,,. J!art Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs Ed ith Slssoa, Mra. ran&an cndse to Naples. Italy. Mro. ll9bert Shumaker aqd Kel-_ Houdashelt, Mrs. Stacey Al'lt .. M~a will enter Mtddteport ty Ann and Stephen and Mr. and old and Mrs. Allred Yeauger. Kindel'l!arten ctasseo for the Mlf. Delbert Robinson and Dean . After the bride opened her Charles John:;;on. , y,·ere Beginners 3 Becky ~ fall term. ti ·New Lexington: Mr. and lovely gills refreshments of ~!irnin'" - Nan{'\ f1urt.an:m.:Fultz, Mickey Williams. Mark 1 Mrg, K~nneth Byer spent the Mrs. Dooald Fink and Don, Danpunch and •·ookles were served Harkett, Mkh:n•l Mul~ Fulll, Howard Lee West. weekend m Middleport return- ny nd Date Kathy Jones and SVI Mrs. Stacy Arno_ld was Ia David Swisher, Mt> lanie HeginneJs 2 -. Kathy Haley, lng to Gallipolis Sunday even. Mr ..and ~ James Smith and Twelve pupils of Mrs. Ernest! charge of refresh!tlent table. K•nl KloPS. Jill Walburn, Chuckle Foilrod. ing. . . Marslltl alld MeliS9a, Columbus. Whitehead recentl) participat- Attendmg w.re Mrs. Dale P:filtenme<:liate - Rirk1 Trip- Beginner t - Mike Hindy, Miss Carol B~clltel left Sun' A lso, Mr. 1Dd Mrs. Norman MRS. JOHN ·GRU.,;sER ed In a piano recital at her Warner, Mrs. :Milton Houda· Mark Wmy, Bill Vaugh- Brenda Smith, llark Smith, Jal •day for 1 weeks vacation With Pi~ and Thomas Senecaville· borne. shell, Mrs. Stella Gtueser, Mn. Vaughan, Anita Pultz, mt~y S<'ally. her sister and family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Pe~ Nibert and 0 The program inciuded· Rutry Brad Maag, Mrs:' JOhn Jordan, Carsey·. .Melinda Amsba~ ': t and Mrs. George Dallas aild Tina-.and Todd GallipOlis· S-Sgt and l'uffy and Cnmin'. Round Mr~. John Scott; .ll;frs: Anna - Beth mg a Steve, Bllly and Pl!ichael, John If . . Crary, Tucso;., Ariz: lhe Mountain, by Tammy Ruth; I Salley, Mls. Jaco~ l!aer, Mrl. , 1 A The Waltzing Parakeet, by , Alfred Yeauger, ·, Mrs. Doa " South Charleston, Ohm. 'l_'he Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith group plans to go to MI. Unmn and Terry ,Johnny and Mike Ruth Green: The Little Spring I Grueser, Mrs. llf~V.tD Nease, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Slaven, College in Alliance this week to ijiedsville: _1r. nd Mrs: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Son&, by. Vickie Green: Paper Mrs. Chari~ -"'l"'•Ji!>n, Mrs. "';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j' _.r.., 883 Maple St.. are announcing attend the showing of the "·-' Cr ' Lo B ~t B'll man are announcmg . the · Stacy Arnold Mr.s Fred Nea • I th _ e engag_ement and. approacb- SULJilller theo•- tyl,vllln·KBoobtbomL, !loll by Jane Iris Pigott· se, "' presentation, Jl.·~ mos ,eoo" e y y nln r_iage of their daughter to DownParade South by White'- ' David N~ase,' MFS.. . Mark Evans, Aug. 3 mg marrtage of thetr daughter, "Stop the World," in which Wood, Chester·, M a d Mrs Grueser. son of Mr. and bead; Promenade by Cherley l Mrs .. Edtth s.,son, Mrs. Jack Bettor Buys Nowl j Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES Lillian Lee, to Norman How- FOITest Bachtel is cast in 11Le d ld W'ld ' th r. d n~lr d Edmond Gurellel'. The Dicken·, Space Flight by Cath C?rlLS, Mr_ s. Amanda Baer, Mr1. 1 ermu an wtll m..t Tu•sdav . August 3 ard Manley, son of Mr. and 1tead. era · an riage service was held . Y Htram FISher Lee at 7.45 pm. at lhe MasomC · Mrs. Charles Manley of Route ! I Mrs. Robert Wamsley, and July 16, at the Syracuse Ptckens: Tarantelle by Rickey R N 's Ann.Nease, ' t Mlddl t Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer ! June Ann and J. R.. Pomeroy; od" t p 'th Proffitt· He's Got the Whole oma ease. andy CurtLS, San. TempI•' epor . nd f 'I 0 f Da l th "' arsonage WL ' I dy Jo Ha ·u0 Kl be I The Winding Trail Garden Mss Slaven Is a 1964 gradu· 1 am• Y yton spen °1and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mora l"endell G. Stutler officiating. World and Happy and Gay by Grue er Jm• . \ m r1 'Club will meet Tuesday August ate of Middleport High School. weekend with his mother, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora Mrs. Grueser is a Bobby Grossnickle: The Jenny · s ' ame, , ale and Har3, at 7 30 p.m. at the Ohto Mr Manley is a 1959 graduate David Farmer ~nd Mr. and and, Sally, D•vld, Rhea, Mark of Eastern High School and Lind Polka by Becky Proffitt : I ~:~s Sl~fn. Sendmg gtfts ~ere Power Company office for a of Middleport High school and Mrs. Arthur Skmner. . IIDd Mary, Chester Road. llumbus Business Orange Blossoms by Rachel · Ha~m rna Holt~r, Mrs. Vtl'l!ll food demonstration. Members " employed by the Police De-l Cn~r. and Mrs. Lee Dav~d":i l George Crary of Atlanta, Ga .. Mr. Grueser is a graduate Pigott: Black Hawk Waltz by K Chrt~y Baer, M!8• are to take guests partmenl of the New York . umbuB, spent the wee • who has been hospitalized fol- Racine High School, served Janet Frank : and By a Blue La. R:~~ ;us · rs .. Manmn1 • The Staff and Officers of Central Railroad IL Columbus. Wtth her pam1ts, Mr. and Mrs.jlowing major surgery, was un-1 wtth w. Va. National Guard, ; goon by Sandra Newlun lunabie 1 rs. Sonny WLSe and Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters The wedding will be an eVent Emerson Jones and daughter', able to attond but he and his and is presently employed at I to attend!. . Mrs. Russ_Watson. wtil practice following the reg· ,of Sept 17 the Heath Meth- Bar:;baraM C Wll ha _I family sent greetings. Pomeroy Motor Co. Refreshments were served to l The Rev. Howard Ruppel!, It ular meeting of the Pythlan ~ odisl Church. The couple will tum~ from ~ visit~= Hu~u!;. ! The couple Is at hom< to the students and guests by Mrs. pastor of Ihe Middleport rlr>t SLStors Tue<day evemng, August reside in Columbus. to W V "th I I" I their friends on Rock Springs Whtlehead. . Umled PresbyterLan Church, at the legion hail in Middl.. l n, . a .. WL ra a lves. Road Pomeroy left Sunday for hi• annual va. port. Mrs. Glrfl Russell, staff' Mrs. E. M.. Wood has returnOUT , . cation during the month ol captain, urges members to at-1 ed from a VLSLI wtth relatives AtTENDS F1JNERAL August. There will be Sunday WEDNESDAY FAMil.Y NIGHTS tend practice for the convention ( In Grovoport and Columbus. en rn VISIT lB MADE I Vmrent Brndertck of Rock morning worship services each to be held in October. ' S f0 . Mrs,- Henry Null, Middleport 1 Mrs. H~gh Bearhs ol Rock Sprtngs spent several days in sunday beginning at 10 ,30 a.m. "SURF PARTY" hbrartan, has announced that !: I Springs vtstted wtlh Mr. a_nd Maryland recently where he with a layman in charge. StmBobby VInton AUG. I . UgUSf the iibrarv will be opened be' I d h'ld Mrs. Patrick Wood and famliy · attended lhe funeral ol a cous- dav School services will be I · - and1 -..oRTH TO ALASKA" The Past Chtefs of Magnoha : A potluck picnic supper high- . ginning tOday, August 3, at ' Mrss:· ft. :;.ayes :n J c 0 jTh ,.... ur.,sd_a.;,y.,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,ini.....,..............iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;h:;;;•,;;id~a:s~u:s::ua::l;.. . ..-....- .....-. · .- With Jobn Waynt' Temple Pythlans SLSlers meet lighted the Aug liSt meeting of the regular hours. ren, ~ ' n an oy • 1 ~ and l)tewart Grangt>r at the home of Mrs. Amanda the B. H. Sanborn Misinnary Mr. and Mrs. James Grover Rt. I, Mtddleport. and her ' (Color) Kaspar, Rock St., Thursday. Au- Society of the Middleport First and two children of Detroit, ! dlmghter. Mrs. Joon Dyke and . gu•t ~. at 6 p.m. for a potluck Baptist Church Monday evening Mich., visited Thursday and Fri· ! chtldr.eo. ,Gary. Lmda and Lort, picnic dinner. Members are to at the roadside park. Twenty· day with Mr. and .\Irs. E. M. l of Fatrborn,. ha~e relurned Burl Jves take own table service. six members and euestl were Burton from a vacation m the west. Randall (Color) The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Rid- present. ' I Mr..an Mrs. Kenneth McE~I '!'hey visited Mr< Hayts' ~nd ers club will meet at the faU'- Mrs. Richard Owen, president hinny and Mr. and Mrs. Joe , son, ~lily Hayes, and famtly of "FATE IS THE HUNTER'' ground Thursday August ~. at conducted the short busineY , Bailey have returned from 1 Se<Ullla. Mo., staltoned at the 6 p.m. Members are requested sesSion and opened the m..tlag;.j vacation tri to TenneS9ee and Wh1tman AFB. there. w bring horse or pony for prac- wtlh apoem. "Prayer for E~- other . In the I Places of mterest they vl•ltti<'e. ~g." Devotion• weN gsven by 1 pol~ area. . ed were the Air Forre Base, The Laurel Cliff Better Health Beulah White entitled, "Qlple • Evangeline Chapter. OES. of 1 then on to Denver, Colo . where ' club will meet August~. at 7:30 See the Man," with scrlpiUJ'¥ Mtddleport, Will meet Thursday I they toured the capitol, the city Pornerat. OhM p.m., at tht tome of Mrs. E.J. Itakan from Mathew. She clos- evening. AugustS at the Mas- I park and museum tht Denver Tracy, with Mn. Ira Wellman. ed W_Llh prayer. . ontc Temple. , mint, and ><Sited the Ottosen i LAST TIME TONIGHT "MAJOR DUNDEE" oo-hostessel. Varoous ~mtllee reports ! Mr .. and ~Irs. E. M . Burton family in Denvet·. I I 1 Charlton He:;ton ' Bethel No. 62 of International were gtven .mcludlng the bud- I were tn Po~Sino_uth Sal~rday to I From Denver to Colorado : (Terhnirolor) I Order of Job's Daughters will I get report gLVen by Mrs. Char-, attend 1 fish dmner gLVen by Springs they went through the : I meet at Pomeroy Masonic Tern- ' les Bennett for ·the committee, tht Trtple A at the Elks Cnun· Van Briggie pottery plant, I pie Thursday. August 5, at 9 Mr<. John Foltz and Mrs. Har- 1try Club. The fiSh had been Ghost town (where Presid • W.i"d. & rhur., Aut. 4·5 NOT OPEN a.m. for practice. old tChase: Party · theb House M M ·re- caught by c Mr.d" Johnfi h"lrwta tr"on a ,nOOI'eveit' s bu11e1 proof car 1s . Albert Roush, commander of ~r s gwen ~ h rs. annmg recen 1 ana Jan lS ID8 rp. on display), tourf>d the scenic Fri. & Sat., Aug. 6-7 Feeney . Bennet Post, American oes: ~Irs. Rtc ard Owen on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rose t f th G ld M" R0 d "TIME TRVELERS" Legion Middleport will have a : the B1ble study groups, the new and family have returned Ul ~u ~ t" He /" F 1j '~h \ ' 1 Tt'<'hnirolorl i:P!•est<or Fo~ter, Phillip Car special' meeting Th,ursday even- Itheme for the year and the IUe ; their · home in Columbus after th ~ e~ unf tha rioo:ou\ j Anrler~> , Joan ing August 5 at 7 p m at the of a Congo mi.,ionary, Phyllis I a visil here with relatives. I e t~ en t;:. ~ Ch roc I School dresses wlth 0 hati All trustees offl.,.;.s and Benner: the White Cross dedi- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haplon· ormatons, eyenne. , everything a girl me,;,bers are urged to be cation given by Janice Gibbs, stall and children, Edith and Wyo., where they sawt he la~g- , Mrs. Donald Boone, Special In· Bill and her pa 18 Mr 8 nd est steam engme ever bULII.. and her mother want ent when plans for the . . . • ren • · caned the "Bi Bo " kitchen will t>e disucssed. temt MLS"onary :_ and Mrs. To- Mrs. Robert Sharp. have reg y. • •• they're pretty, · ny Fowl.er, DIVlSIOD of Church turned from a week's vacation . Se~retar1e~. at Virginia Beach. He has been comfortable and Guests mcluded Mrs. Flor- Ion vacalioa from the Imperial easy care. enc. HaMay of Akron. Mrs. : Electric Cn. They have also vts" Vernon Rogers, Oak Harbor; the ;ited with relatives In Lancas~ . Rov. Donald Boone and chltdren ler and Columbus. Iof the Kloes, Boone and Gibbs ; Edith Haptonstaii, Shar'lln, '. Sc,aiiF, swim· Cathy Meadows. . at the Middle- Beginners • - Mary and Pool, has announced Kenny Hoffman, Jackie Carsey, ot, swimmers who have David Fife, Terry Grog•n, Bet.. the •wimming · cour•• ' •Y Amsbury, Mark Russell, Da..,, •.,,_,,...· the piWI two weeks. .vid Cole, Rayanna Cole. Suzy Cross pins were present- Samuels, Mark Haggerty, Cin1dy Hindy 1 Tommy Scali, ToJno. t~ ro110wm2. rlas~es .ilv11Med Swimmer - Mary my Batey, ,· Linda Haf'ketl. ~Jlm·ia Rt>eeiving Red Cross patches! ·· · ~-·> • • - - - -- ..Bridal Sh~er ..~~~.:~:en: Is Given for\ -11' Is .,_r1., 1 n~mmop Mrs. Grueser oale*,aild bake aate'Frlday Bbd Family Holds ~eunion Sunday . ."A' f"f""'" . . "''' grouna.J · Around Ahd About Middleport ...., ~ ......._,...._. .., . • aty , ~ To Ths 12 Pupils Give Pia_no Recital 1n- Reed 'II e ----======--'IAL .,. Sl OVen • ManIey Wedd' .D e ..... Is Announced So( CAl VNDAR 1 CANVAS 1 I i -::•'i. 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Hundreds and bundreds of fabrics, all decorator· · selected for beautiful correctneu, ~ - ~~ve you a choice of solids In a va· of rich weaves, prints. quilted , matelasses. broradea, and fabrlct. families. Itine Harrison, Oleta Lewis, Chris.'! Bailey and Kathy Spengler Phelps Cleland Wedding held In Virginia . MLSs Jean Phelps, daughter Annual Homecoming held 1 camp out at Royal oak Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Phelps Jr. At Car f'[ • A 8 Park last weekend • of 3011 Welf.8ali St. , became the , The 0 ml Hll ug. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacey '!· bride ·of'lflr! Earl Cleland. a nua omeeomang of · or Mr and Mrs Walter c:lel!md. •I the Carmel Evaagellcal United and daughters, Ruth Ann and .· · ' Brethren Church will be held I Kathy, and Mr. CharleS Peoples ! Racmt; at Worm Springs, Va . . A 1 be · · have returned from 1 vacation I The Rev. George Robertson. ~tgh. S nd gmScrunhg tat 10 a. m., at Naples FIB : pastor of the Church of the BreWL u ay oo and at noon' · · I th f -• th I basket dinner oo the church ! Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley i ern,~r orm~ e ceremony ' grounds. bave returned from Crooksville , at 10 '/;~· July_24 at his home .. IS::h...,:el~;ls ~i~had~~f IUUAMIIII llflllll CDMITIUCTIOit BAKER FURNITURE • . MIDDLEPORT, 0, New Le1ington. : 5I W. State St. Athens. Friday visiiAlrs of Mr. and 1 Mr. Robert Goodall and daugh- 1 ter, Becky, and Mrs. Janice : Neutzhng, were the for~r·s brother, Mr. and Mrs. l.talie Goodall of St. Albans, W. Va., and hi• nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Bill~ Goodall of Milton, W. Va. ! Mt" Becky Goodall recently 1 had as her guest for a week, , MIBI J•nnifer Sayre ol Kanau- ' COM::>LETES COURSE Pvt. Charles K. Stewart, aon ol· Mr. and Mn. Charleo F. . Stewart. Route t, Oleshire, lll'ompleted a 12-week radio relay and cartier operation• eour at the Army Southeastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga .. · July 30. Stewart was trained to , ' operate lind matntatn field ra· dlo relay carriers and varioull COrnOlllnicatlons equiprneJII. He attended Kyaer Creek High Scbllol. SET WEBER REUNION The aMUal Weber reunion wUI be held at the Roell Springs Fair Grounds Sunday, AUJ. I, 1 ba1ket at noon. ' All The Latest Styles and Colors. Make Your Selections Early. 1 The afternoon service at I wt.ere they were called due to ' 1:30 p. m. will Include special I the death of her mother, Mrs .. clnss of llMI4 and Is employed 90 years old, who , b A to ll El t . Co I ' at numbers in music by The any group Hooper, the Homecomiag. after· 'ID_.W, died last Wednesday afttr • 1 Y u ma c ec rtc ·• n "'"" illne" Funeral servl Athens. The new Mrs. Cleland Is 06 noon message wtII be delivered ces d t f p High •· by the Rev. Charles Hicks of •were beld last Friday II the a gra ua • o omeroy Fred L Cannon ouneral Home School, rlass of 1965. The couple Col urnbus. n'II are welcome. · ' burial iD ·ia at horne to th elr fr1en ds 1 in Crooksville with ROLLERS DEPART Capt, and Mrs. James and family left Tuesllay Trenton, N. J., and from ' lefl by jet Thursday for Wetsba· ! den. Germany, where Capt.~ 1er has been .assigned for three 1 1 years. They have been visiting , for the past month with their parents. Mrs. Eva Hartley and Mrs. Ma1 Roller ond other reiatlves. Hundreds To Choose From - In ELBERFELDS • POMEROY - -- ' t-.-1'<- ---- 1: ~ t -------------- ~~~ ------------:-:,~~ -~ l~~ F~VE POMEROY:-MIDQLEPORT, oHIO CENT$ ;: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1965 ----·---~----------------·--~------~--~~·--------------~-------------------------~~~--------------._ ~~ eek ! H ff man Vows are Taken . On July 16th - lniNelb Of Th lleiJI'Iflllloa-..freo 1 VOL XVII NO. 91 .. - - Ia the WORLD $> I. 7 Billion More fOr WASIUNGTON IUPf'-Presi- Ices Committee requesting dent Johnson today asked Con- lump aum. "I bave the bDnor to .,...,.. gresa to appropriate an addition- McNamara bond • deliver••d mit herewitjl lor the al $1.7 billion to fight the war In the letter as he appeared for of the Congress 10 VIet Nom. private se..ion of the w the request for J)efense Secretary Robert S. tee to outline the detaUs of trinsmltted in McNamara delivered a two pa· request. lor 1tl611 In the ragraph letter from the Presi- Johnson's letter, addressed for dent to the Senate Armed Serv- the president of Tetanns Disease. Will be For delalls the President the $1.7 blllion additional could to aa accompanyiJ!g be transferred within the get Bureau document. fense budget ''by the secretary It described the request as m defense, upon determination addition to the tmergencyl by the President !bat such aelund 'for Southeast Alia lion Is necessary in connection · "Dilllioo requested by wth military activities in · earlier tbla year. Southeaot Asia, to any appr~ Tbe doeumeDI .IIIJiulated prialion available to the Departferrel de-l ar ment of Defense." to the NATION ON. JUly 211." A Budget Bureau letter, sign- This buildup inctutiOI abotll 1 ed by Director Charles L. 50,~ lllllN troops plus maaslvl Schultz, said : atld11ions In wespons and eq~po "This amendment is to meet ment. McNamara went bebiD4 the immediate need for addl· closed doors to g~ve the armed lional funds to increase our mili· service commi!W an expla.. tary strength In VietNam as you lion of where the additional !President Johnson) announced!money would go. Viet Cong Hit �. •. . ~ l •; . ; Vernon Law Wins 12th; Giants Nip Reds 6-3in llth ·lnning~f.~ ' ' Tia~t Baily . Voice of Broadway ••• reportmg ).fiPntinPI "" .&, Yl~o.Jtn 0 to landslides aod snowdrtll!.• "celebrated" the disaster by GOSSIP IN GOTIIAM No nne has occupied It since aking a personal appearance In SUSAN STRASBilRT and Marshall Petaln wu lm~ Chris Jones are still gotllll a night spot with friends, but there in 1.945 while awaiting trial strong delplle the rumors lila! 't's no secret tbat she w a • ex· they had called off tbe romance ~emely upset, especial!)' be- lor. 1re1110n .. . The late frank Lovejoy's son, Steve, Is honey. A handsome, fam0Jl9 ~l• eause she hod receiYed aucb moonln& with oU heiress Sharoa .i;t~n star recently mm:Ied ll"and personal acclaim. Doheny . . . A European magato a beauty - bey be klddint. Kathryn Murray, Arthur's da"' cin& wile may return to TV zine writer who wlted Madrid but he told a close friend thai to write about Geraldine Chapnext se~son. Ben Roberta the onnulment will be annotmoliD made the article IIOUod mon ed any day now . . . Walt Dts- and !ban Goff, who did "T h • like 8 dennetolo81sl's re~rt ney Is aald to have offered $25,- Ropa," want her lor a serlea they'rt cooking up at Four than an Inter/lew. .Samj!ll mllllon to buy tbe New York quote: "Geraldine Cllaplln baa Star .. . Skinny D' Amato ls seek· World's Fair al an Eaot Coast three moles, one on her Ups, lnJ belp from his old Disneyland . . . A gorgeous actone on her right cheek aod ress chiefly known !or her spec- friend, Frank Sinatra, Sldnny tacuiar fteure, waa asked wants to reoPen tbe Internatlo.. the third under her left eye, Tho 14 leave a local beauty salon a1 the !100 • aeat Dlghtclub on one noar her upper lip can be hldden by makeup, however n"' _ md never to return - wheo B.:..dwa: Jutyes Podell of the thing can be done with the two aht Wll caught smoldnc marl· Copacabtna conotdered the venture a fell -kl ago, but deunder her oyeo which 11ow u jullll ID the ladies room .. Roo black tears of a small clown'a cided oaainst it bert Vaughn's date at Entrea Immobile weeping." Nouo lbt other night was Joyce ALEXANDER COHEN, proJameaoD, Ute girl most chuma Jane Margolin, a standout ID ducer of "Baker Street," Is bidbellolll will be his next wife . · ''Morllurl," already Is belnl reUza Mlnnelli lo beillll brave •· din& on 1 cutle In Pau, France. warded. She will be s~Sned u bout the ciOBing o1 her mualcal It's described as "a gloomy for. Steve McQueen's co-star In "Ne. "Flora the Red Menact." She IreS! on a mountain roali liable vada Smith" . . . A scene in the next Jamea Bood thriller, 2-Dally SenUael, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., AuJ. 4, 1965 "Thunduhall," la likely 14 make eensoro frown. Sean Connery, the Intrepid 007, dives Into Ute - ocean with French beauty Clau. dine Aucer, and aeconds later her bikini - minus Claudine pups 14 Ute aurfact, Big November Issue l'r appeared for a time that. the election ' on November 2 .vas g~mg to be . a r~tber lmlgnlflcant one ·voth no b1g IS· IIIII facln& the electorate. We have said mmy tlmea before thRt all electwns are Important to all the people. and that lltl!l holds good. The operation of our IOVII"nment stems from Lhe grass roots, llld the aelectlon ot well qualified perIODI to such ollie•• as townshtp trustee and local school boards IS .JU•t 88 tm· portant to the Indiv_idual n•ighboo·hoods as Is the election o! a hogh government official. News coming out of Columbus indicates that Ohto vote.rs will he asked, to make a ma.Jor declston th1s fall 1n connech1n with the flnancong of the pubhc schoola. There have 'reen cha~ges made from both sides of the fence m this regard, and we doubt very much II . the averaae citizen can fathom all the mtrtcle& of •chool finance . There are. those oil one aide who say that the fm.ance program is sufficient and no additional funda are needed. and the legtslature apparently took that poSttoon when tt turned down tho proposal of PEP I Plan For .Educational Progress! after It had been introduced in the General As.embly last January. The prnposal was for a $232 million boost for ftnancm~ sehools in the next two .vears. The group of sur,porters of this _proposal are apparent .V not satislied wllh lhe pro~ram passed, or the across the board raise of $200 per year in salaries for Ohio 's teachers. The Ohio Council for Edncati<,n. a coolatlon of teachers, sthool board s. administrators, school cm~hy ces ~nd PTA members by filing petotoons With over 130 000 Si~nalllrc s al'O del ermmed to cilr;y the fight to the ~enrralelectorate. This group has hecn most adlve and th e size of the petitionli shU\\'>:. •t. r.at her Wid e- spread support for lhe mo1Jat cd measure They have survevcd th e publi c attitude which shows aeeording to the1: organization that a largo ma.tnrlly " · Ohio voters favor a~ ln<·r.~se . In the Ohio Sales tax to improve puhlo r r du c ~ ­ tion. Many who are svmpathr tl(· a1e thO•e who for a long tim• have fpll the saturation point ha ~ a!Jo ut t.Jern reached in realty takes. This h•s been proved hy the difficulty of the paS<a~e of levyoes for school support A favorable vote would nlse the present sales tax from three to four cents on each dollar. '!'he ro\.Lnril ha~ outlined a program for the use of this ~dditional money. Included in the item s are more lund• for student guidance and re>earch actJvttle• in schools, increase the clas~ ro?m np~r· ating allowance for school diStricts. htke state support of clAsses for the deaf, blind emotionally disturbed and crtppled ~hildren , and additional money for distrkts with rapid enrollment lncreas· os. It would also provide more monev for teachers' salaries. One could hardlv find fault with those goais. Ohio JS now getting In a position thai it u hard to attract teachers from neighboring stales b~cause of the inereases granted teachers. We expect a heated campaign before Novemher In support of lh1s me.asure. _If it passes It will be a hard won v1dory 111 the face of ln r·t·('asin$11 taxPs m s~ver al categories that ~.we to a large ext•nt swfpt out some of •he benefits th at. ~.re suppos~d to have accru~rl to the rlliZ<'n· ry .through reductions 10 •nt·ome . anrl ex~l~e IaxP•. Voters should get mtorml!d on thi~ • hiPct so the~' ran vottt w1th lnt~IPgenr. rat her than hllndlv for somPthinR th::~t might mPan a ,a:rt>; 1t 1it~al to tht future of our state. l !EDITOR'S NOTE• Prto~ dent Johnson's weekeod blall at 0 "prominent member of · anothrr party" ""' laerally brllo<ed to be aimed at Houae Repobti<an Leader Genld B. Ford. Mich. In thla dlapalcb. UPI cor,..lpoodtDI Fnak 1 Ford' ,. Eltam tello o I actlon. l By FRANK ELEAZER United Prtsl JDternaUoDal WASHINGTON iUPII -Rep. Gerald H. ~·ord. R-Mlch., ls smiling today. The fact Is, he Isn 't really angry at all about President Johnson's weekend criticism of him. party were letting him down. Knocked OUt Hall.ck That is just the kind of point Ford likes to make, and hal in evt>r v political column. And than~ exactly where f'ord tl81 been makinc: since he beat out veteran Rep. Charle• A. Halleck been trving tn keep them since Jan. 4: when he was elected their leader. Considering the size of hla for('es _ currently 141 members against il towerinl Democratic majority of 293- and Ulelr patent Inability to win any single battle thi!l year, Ford has dont mt&hly well at the task. of Indiana for the GOP leader· ship job al the start of thla oe,. alon of Congress. Fctd took over the job II I tim~ when some people llondered whether it was worth It. The, RepUblican party had just &one throush an eloctlon debacle of the twu-party ayatem. Ford and aomo ol blslrlentls believed Utat drBitlc otepa bad to be taken leal Republican~ ID particular Hoult Republlcanobe burled uoder a JobniOII conaensua. On Ute record they haven't ' botn. Puab Olio ProJrem Under new manaaement, tho oltrunken. outvoted, emply-teated GOP aide of the Houoe lbla year has come Up with ill own lefllalallve program, alternattvo proposals, minority reporta, • GOP state-of-the-Union addre11, and even- in , -ne case-its own committee hearings. On 1 per-capita baato Housa Republicans almost daijy have commanded more public attention than tho Dernocrata who were running the show. Ford re(Uiarly hao made more newo than Speaker John W. McCor. mark. J>.Mass. Occaolonally as during the past weekeod when the name ''Ford" was in' every headline - the ca•u•l reader eaolly might havt got the lmprosslon that this wao a Republic8n Con&rOM. Television In Review MIAMI UPII - Jackie Glea son roll ed into Miami by lpecial train to a fivic reception complete with brass bands and m1 yoral banquet a!ter . a thOIIRhtful nilc:ht of co~sJdermg his television lmaj:t m what may bt> the critical year for him. 'f11e band• and the lfe"lingo of Miumi lieach Mayor Elliot Roosevt>lt were 11 thank you for U!iing this resort city as the production c e n t e r for his 1 " Amer ican Scene Maga:~:lne "­ and upping the touri!ll trade a nolch or two. But before the dlgnllarleo ~alh<red at the Doral Beach Hol el Jackie spent an unuBual1~ contemplative hour lfl dawn . pinked the sky comdderinJ the ralings with A black and or ts gainin& more inrJuenct every day . No Color FacUltleo 'WANT·ADS bers of the president'l own put Hou se H.~·publicans on front pages a<.:ross the nation and on every t~:~levir. ion nfWI show and while show at a time when col- Get Fast Action with munism in Southe::tsl As1a, and that it was too bad some mem- What the President did was btt\ll£' he racel to stay hi&h in RERDI06 Blam ~ I "leak" Johnson, lr~~ a b tettnc on !rom Nl bl': : F;d aod In VIet am, a~lrnnlzed, blm a the process p the job 11 1 little ~w rna~ ";'.ylnl ~ lnelperlenc ' an make poll~cal hey. h lo ay Font didn't have muc · • about the leak, except that he wasn't the one. But he look advantage of the opportunity to eJtplaln In the presence of tOO or 10 newsmen and ttleiJJSJon elrnera• and radio microphone! that he and other Republicans were fUlly supporting the Preoldenl's strong stand against com- ~ Gleason laid ho was not •It· nlllcontly changing the format of his program. Frank FoniiiDo will break in 8 new character named "Fred Frump." Geor&• Je... l 11 tnlllled on a talent hunt In 11 cities aod will Introduce the new star material ho bapes to uncover. Otberwill there will be aketcheo, monoklguet, 10111 , and dancea 11 uauat. . "Of course,'' Gleason tald , than the uppoBition ?" "We may bomb. You ean nev•·Naturally." Jackie arlnned, er tell until you're up there tn "it will be.'' Gle8oon's hour long program, front of the cameras. We'_re which premt.res on the CB~TV &oin.g to use money acts aa:aw. network Sepl. 18 is opposed by Flipper gots the kicll uainc a two shows In color, "Flipper" dolphin 10 why tlhouldn't wo ton NBC 1 and "The King Fam- uso monkeys and tho two ' biggett monkeys are me aod ily" ton ABC!. Fontaine.'' But New Home 11 Sarpriled AI !Iauro You miRhl say,'' he added, Mlamt Beach Ia frankly 1111'"that 1 expressed a little conpriaed to nod Jacklt back fldenct In the future by buyinC again. He oaya he lmowo peo-1 new house here' - a $100,000 affair otraleglcally olted on tht ple were IIYillll he would _bo bored with it after one aea'll"· edge or a col! course. "They soy you can pick up points lf you go Into color," Gleason said. "But aj. though Miami 11 tho best place In Ute world lor a television produclion- and I'm not thinking only of golf lor once - II doesn 't have lacllilles lor color. Three or four other 1hOWI would originote there If II did." .. Ooea that mean your ahow 011 to be five points better nva •ord• payln~ for~ ~uth -: J~ ~~ ~ ~~- Snead WI'}} Q 't Gra dua}}y From Pro Ranks Milwau~ee Sandy ! \ . Koufax in A ft~ 1iti~\S\0~ .. sIll._, winning games. Since that date he's reeled off 12 victories, induct. lng four shutouts, and lost four games to rai~ his season record to 12-9. His earned run average has dipped to a splendid 1.93. Gallipolis Wins Opening Tourney Tilt i~: yoU ttECEi'l£ FREE\ E11" portob\e 1'1 G. ' pricotl"';t~~trod• PJ/>0~ • What ahaul- 2 for 1~a Ill IF YOU CH OOSE . . .. 21" COLOR T.V. - -- $420 - II" PORTABLE IT SEEMS liARD TO BJ!l. LIEVE, but recollect ~ you will that Sophia Loren, now one of filmdom's big !lllllley • makora earned only an extra's PlY ID 1952 in MGM's "Quo Vadls." A, mazing what you can accomplish wtth nothing but a beautiful lace a fantastic figure and 11>lent ' .. Pianist Peter N~ro, In his om quiet way, Is one o1 the top cqncert attractions In the nation. He's a ~llout at every pl•ce he plays, and In Kalamazoo they hnd to move his data with the symphony orchestra from the concert hall to the top of an indoor parking lot whera 1,100 more people could be ed. Hed Lamarr lo anxious to resume her career, ·but she'o turned down a number of cinema jobo recently because Ulo oalary offered her wasn't • • cl... to what she hod In mind robert Reed of "The Dei~ders" has been datlna Cheryl Milt.r, Walt Disney's new star . . . 'l'hose close to Mickey Bar· &ltay are convinced that the ,. · cenlly headlined stabblns lncJ. dent was the real thin~. They oay a doctor had to sew up a six . Inch knife wound In Mlck· ey's back, aod they say the 11tacker was a jealous temporemental Italian actreSI. JOE LAYTON, who will direct the choreography lor "Drat, the cat" lor Broadway this Fall, will add three more dance numbers to the show now that Edo die Foy Jr. hao &lfeod 14 appear In it. The musical le• lureo a jewel thief - the cat _ and when 11 opens at tho Martin Beck on Oct. 9, the ha producers plan to ve more than two million dnllara worth of ·ewelry displayed In the lobo 1 •·••·by to da!!le the llrst n,...~ • Tip to feature editors: There'• a otory in the Glovannla, ·a strolling violin gn>up at tno Chateau Renaissance lo North f Ber&en, J.J. a ew years a 1 0 they were famous 11 the FIJin& Glovannls, one of Europe'a are., test trapeze awl" ched from theacto. circusThey to mualo because there ore 10 lew clro ound tbe cuses and carnivals ar ld wor . that she'l uerpecUngT" 1 can YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! diiCIIII why you shouldn't "have Thla oolumll Is for young an affair" or "go too far," but people, their problema aod plea- II !get the word "au" In theo·e, aurel, their troublel and fulL IIOW! The other day I told .~em A• with the ml of Heleo Help a friend of mine wao "sexy and USI, II welcontel laughl bul now tboy thlnl: she's 1 bad Jn· 't ....,_ a serious quelllon 110n ..,.... ftuellCI on me. with a brusiHJH. You read "rape" and "homoSeen your teen-age questions oexual" and a lot WOI'M evory14 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, where 10 why do I have to say care of Helen Help US! lhll "she ~as attacked," or "he's not newapaper. normal?"- FRANKLY YOURS !lOURED ON GJIIL8 Dear F.Y, •• nk Deer HELEN: . Perhapo your parent• "'' Once In a while I read m your there Is enough harshoela In the column about glrla who are •· world - why brutalize k lurfrald to date boys because Utelr ther with ucty words? Th eoe parenta bave warned them too aren't b¥d - but they much about what all boys ere ARE qly, "Pregnant," for e•· after, etc. kl ample, haa such a lf&llns souod I want to tell you It wor 11 make• my hock teeth shwer. both !lays. My lather (UI rna so There are place• where t h e ushed about "If you get 1 girl .ather exp,..ulons you mention :reanant you'D be are necesoery, but in the 1 the rest of your life, of 1 young teen·ager, they rt •• ''Don't let a dame ruin your out of place - and ugly - •• future," that I just about heted · a clgaretll - II, &irfl aU throulh high acllool. 1 Dear Helen : li red they were all out 10 I have a boy friend who _li t!'k you into (lifts or marrtaae, really 1 load person but a ht· and because of what my father tie odd in that he never Ior aald (and I'd rud), I "knew" rarely) takes me out. It's not I oouldo't 11'1111 my omollona n~ money, and even ~ it wao, he'd 1o set me Into troublt. Love. be honest enoush to say 10 be· Heck no, jut sex. . cause we're very clooe. We're lt'a taken rna • lone lime to both 18. lie calla me every night 1et partially over lbtt dlltrus~ and cornea over olton. I spoke I'm a junior In coDe1e now, an 1o him about 11 in a aubtle way 1 dolo OllCI In 1 while but I'm and he agreed with me, but still •till scored to <kaUl of dam~•· no action. M mother says lor1 WIII I ever set to where m 1•t him. Should I? - SUE comlortablo with them?-I>EKE Dear Sue : tar Dekeo Cwttom laod sometimes parYou will - If you keep up onts) decree a bo boa lo tako tho therapy you started ID this a 1Irl out and spend money on letter to me. That is analyze. her to provo ha likes her. Cll,. A ~ 1·t yo"" father's aim llal to-•·h u •·m• Keep It "juat um "'""" m Sw . rl&ht, but hi• broadside was far frtendl" lor a while until he's too otronc. It hit the bull s-tye rtady lor a girl • friend. The on "morolo," but it also blaoted al d te . a worrisome first re 8 lS your Ideals. thing to a !&-year-old boy. Let So "un-thlnk" the cynical, nv· him get accustomed to you beor s111picious port. llow you foro you otart puhtns him awere railed adult doesn'tlifehove to blur your whole II you can bout "custom."- II. look back and say, "My parents This -lumn Is dedicated to Ut'••• meant well, but on some 1--. IunDy '" living, so II you're havIIIey We re dead wro••!" · kl tr bl just plain •oe In& d ou e or Incidentally, you ml&hl begin trouble, let Belen Help YOU.. lllio "un·lhlnk" bit by aludyong She Will also we_lcome your own up 011 modern women, elther IM eYTWinenees Address ltrsl hand or In soclo'=y teots. amus ·• ..,... . f thl ""' Helen Bolte! In care o s "Hookln& a man Into marrla1e" lltW!paper, ISN'T their only 1oal these WO~lO days. The words "aplnlster" aod . "old maid" art .. out-of-date u twcrtone cars, and the dame you pel as "out to gel you" may just be draaming of flve or ten lovely years aa a bach.. lor - career • girl before ahe seu hooked on marriage. - H. CAN YOU BE TOO FRANK? Dear Helen: My parenll say I lhouldn'l call a apada a aplde. Now wbat'a the difference betwoen Aylq a llirl ia "tlfllflllll" or C8rdina~ aD~, ~ HELEN HELP US! tl~ , ~ ~~is 1y DOROTHY KILGALLEN EDITORIALLY w~ :r&':. Hy FliED DOWN the Mels for the third time in baserunner to advance past Gene Alley's third homer of the , AL Actioa The win moved the Giants lo l Billy William: doubled home l'lllll !Uia Jld Jilt UPI Sports Wrlter as rn8ny tries Tuesday nlghtfir91 base. The Pirates llscked/ season. In the American League, within 31> games of the Dodg- lhe Cubs ' first run in the sixth While kriocked Ill two wltb A seaoon that really with a three-hi t 7-11 victory. him with 1.1-hil a11ock that , The San Francisco Giants beat , Washiugton defeated Minnesota ers, who lead the Reds by II> and Faut singled home their three uleties 81 the otart lor Vern Law until May walked one batter, struck included two doubles and a the Ciuclnnall Reds 6:3 in 11 14-2 afler a 4-3 defeat. Detroit and the Braves by 2'h . other Ially in the seventh. Faut woo the nlghtcap. Ray Wasl> now almost certain to end out five and didn't allow a Met single by Willie Stargell aod ·lnnlngs, the Chicago ·cubs' out-slugged Cleveland 12-7, Chi- Bill Faul, who claims he hyp- retired tbe lBol 11 men in or- bura blta 1114 with the Pittsburgh Pirate whipped the Philadelpltia Pbil- cago nipped New York 3-%, not i z e.s b1msel! before he der after a third-inning olngle •truck out sreveo 1o "'!Uare Ida pitcher being acclaimed the lieo· and tt.. St. Louis 'Card- Boston ripped Kansas City lfl-5 pitches, hurled a two-blUer and by Tony Gonzalez. record at 7-1 for the C8rdioala, . .. comeback player of the year. inals lopped the Houston As- , and. Baltimore beat Los Ang- struck out nine Phillleo to win · -- · Winner of the major league lros 7.0 in the second game off eles S-2. his second game lor the Cubs. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, ·0., Auc. 4, 1965-8 pitcher of the year award in a doubleheader after a lll-7 , Cmcinnatl pitching fell apart ---- · --···--- - ·· 1960 when he had 8 20-9 record loss. The Dodgers and Braves in the Uth innmg and three in· 1 tentional walks. Dick schofield and 3.08 earned run average, were rained out. Law developed a sore arm in singled to touch off the winning 1961. He won only 31 games rally but the first two runs ol : while I o sl n g 39 from I96l the inning scored on Leo Carthrough 1964 and appeared to denas' Nild throw after fielding Ll. tf\ODiL be washed Up when he IO!<t his a grounder with the bases loadfirst five decisions thla year. Ul ed. Willie McCovey hit his 24th But since May 21, when he · homer for the Giants and Pete cQI.Ol ,,.. • Rose's eighth-inning homer tied beat the Braves for his first victoryeven ·of 1965, Law .1 the score lor the Reds. has matched lhe great , 12" $ PORTABLE... .. 19" PORTABLE 99 $124 · $78 16" PORTABLE 23" Console or low Boy $19 9 With Trade H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE •••l- N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLE IS the word that means savings at yo.x Plymouth Dealer's 8EDDY' nn S He's giving year~end savings oo all '65 Plymouths. He's saying yes to the best deal on Fury, Beivedere, Valiant and Barracuda ~­ Get the. Pl)'fTIOUth you want and get high trades, best terms, big end s~v1ngs; plus somethong n€Jther Ford nor Chevrole t C8ll gjW! Y<lU-i 5· )'!'&; 50,00).molc warranty• on the parts that kee p you gomg. , IHE DAILY SENTINEL COAL FOR SALE LUMP--STOKER-EqG · SEE OR CALL ' PEACOCK COAL CO., CHESHIRE :: . '' EM77526 See the "Dealin' Man" at Plymouthland! .. �I l~·, d Mnl. toonle Rudsoll. Also 011 hi! farm. ehe"on at 110011. 'sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleptirt, 0., Aug. 4, 111 IIIII Mrs. Blankenship of Ripley,! visiting Saturday were Mr. and Visiting with Walter Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Keonelll Mar· . h t Mr .JobiiQ W. VL, called on Mr. IIIII Mn. Jogs Mrs Jack Clark Sheila Jim: who is recovering froin a JllOo kins visited recently with Mr. Clifton Morris were ere over en'·. • and MrL . spent i my · and Johnny' of torcyclo wreck were John and and Mrs. John Dean. and sons. the weekend to Visit thelt Moms. 8 weekend at home with his wife 1 ville. Richard Dean, Alvin Srruth, Mr .. a~d Mrs. VIrgil Carl are nd 1 mil. V' ·r witb M d Mrs Kenny Hartley, Harold an~ Sher- announcmg the b1rth of a son, I" a ) . \ lSI mg r. an · Wh'l Qrent Lee Grand~arents _ __ _ _ _ ••. 1 Patricia Pack cut her foot on Dana Murray Jr. i! Mrs. Mur- man 1e. . . · h Carl Alina Haines went to glus. Eight stitches were tak· , July 25th the Carleton Sun- ray's brother Philip Sheets. ' Mr. Nev. While has received:· 811 :s. whert she will under- len in the cut. 1day School had an attendance Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. word that hiS father Mr. George G · C't · 2.95 1 s. · Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Donnet·J' of 52, offering $18.n. Rodney Nev. While the past weekend White Is hospltahz~d at the rove Y· . VALUES of Mrs. Louise van~soo and two cbUdren, Donnie cart received a pin for pel"lect were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boone Hospital at Boone, W. Mr. and Mrs. Richard HOU(Ia-il lli:.o;;;;i•- and dau!lhler were Mrs. :and Ronald of Columbua and I attendance for 5 years. It was White and family of Mason, W. Va. shell of ~lumhus VISited See this selection tomorrow of giicMI , . titllh Proffitt and daughter, to- :Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Flemmg ai1!Klunced that Bible School va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haw- Twenty-two Junior and S.,n- weekend With . her parents Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hau-,and Pamela and Gina of Re~n- would start Aug. 2nd and con- ley and family and Mr. and lor m•mbers and the" leaders and Mn!. Harold Burnsl,d,e'illillm I coHon blouses. and family of Reedsville. ,oldshurg, spent a weekend w1th ttnue thru August 12. Mrs. David Glenn. Mrs. Helen carper and Mrs. w•th Mr. and Mnl. " . and Mrs. Clifford Jcen· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Doris Eastman of the Bedford Houdashelt, i IMiw·or and family of Pomeroy :and family. . Gene and Mary of Marion, 0. visitl!d with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shinning Stars 4-H club met at Mrs. Wayne Beal vistte'd one and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Charles Deems of Portland spent the weekend with Mr. 1 King and family of Harri,on- . the Bedford Youth Center where evening this week with Mr I. . called on Mr. and Mrs. went to Columbus where he i ville. i their prowls were JUdged by William King. Pomeroy Court St. Hilmer Icenhower. has employment. Ied Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo \ Melvin !Johnny) Morris sui- Mrs. Clark of Gallipolis and the . Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Congo, . Mr. Robert OUrs has and family. . fered an injured foot when his !Vieigs County extension agent. Mr. and Mrs, Melvm Morris\l alld granddaughter, Miss Shir· ,SICk for the past two weeks. -Mrs. May Jtlmoloa tractor over turned with him They all enJoyed a potluck I and family and Mr. and ley Powell, visited relatives af Mr. and Mrs: WIIUam_w,nts, East Liverpool recently. ·and farruly VISited hiS "' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Powell or ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank F1orida and Mr . and Mrs. ,Ravenswood, W. Va. Wayne Powell visited their par-1 :llr. and Mrs. Cl~de Van Nest euts, Mr. and Mrs. Simey Pow- of Ravenswood VISited .. eU. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Mr. and Mrs . Dana WoU, Ables and famly. . East Liverpool visited his sis·\ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullinex 1er Mr. and M". Edd Bush re- Ravenswood, Rosa eently. of Rock Island, III., Miss 1 Mrs. Louise Van Meter and gie Sayre of Columbus and Nicki visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robe~! M~~head Lew Johnston and familv of Sherman, W. \a., viSI!ed Mr. Minersville Route. · and Mrs. Sam Lewhew and r•n:••• Mr. and Mrs. Homer lcenhow- ily . Town Flals . ·• Notes ~~~~~:OS~~U K' bury Ha~rison· News Notes I ~~~arnett 41st Annual Hayes-YOUng • H ld Reum0n e ersville resident, IS fll at I, on the Holliday School home, 2002 W. Mount s St., grounds. Columbus. Mr. Parker has been A b k 1 di confined (() his home for the at nooas • '!h nRner was Waellrvledd past year. n, ~ 1 ev.. . . ~ Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard ::nkenshlp of Galhpohs iiVIOg of Lancaster spent Saturda grace. with her pareoll Mr an~ The afternoon program was Mrs. Harry K..; Mln~Ue called to order by the PresiMlas Lena arues'e, wu · den~ Ronald Dougan, opening Sunday dlmler guest of Mr with the song, "In the Garden;., and Mrs. Harry Keiser. ' invocation by the Rev, GlankIn !be eveolna were Mr , a poem, "A Harvest oi Mrs William Rizer and • · Smiles,'' Mary Rudersmith · du'Trvt~ and Mrs C A "Each Step I Take" Cbas. of' Akron visited S~d~ and Helen Woode; poe'm "AcMrs Elizobeth Humphr: lions or Words " Manda ' EastMrs: Charles. Buck. y man; duet, "At the End of the Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Trail,'' Colleen Dugan and Gar11\d snn, James, left today oldene Hayes; duet, "Jonah and their home in Cocoa Fia Whale," Manda and Teresa ., a vi•~ with his m~ther ·•Mrs Eastman with accompaniment Arthur Young and other' · the accordian and harmonUves. ica; duet, "Did Jesus Ever Mr and M Melvi Nn?" Rev and M r 8 • rs. n : · and family have returned . Wllh the accordIller a week's vacation at IOn; poem, "Greater Than the fllnla Beacb. Heavens," Helen Woode; duet, Mrs. John Mitch left "Do Lord," Hollie and Martha day for a week's visit at Hayes; song, "We Are Going anon with her sister and Down the Valley," Guy Lee and er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Woode, assisted by Manda Mescher. Eastman and Chas. and Helen Rev. and Mra. Richard ~oode and Mary Rudersmltb. tin and sons have Scripture and a short menhome after a visit with a~ was by the Rev. Blanken· tives at Grand Rapida Mich. ship and a duet, "The Last Martin Leonard of ' MOe of the way," by Mary Pa., spent the weekend Rudersmith and Chas. Woode, Mrs. Norman McCsllum assisted by others on the chor· was accompanied home by Mrs. us, ended the program. Leonard and daughters Silent Prayer was Offered for 11J10nl the past month with Homer Lee and Emeno~ Hayes mother. and Glennie Hayes who are m. Mrs. Paul lOU and family A moment of silence in respect Indianapolis, Ind.' visited I a s to those gone on before and week with Mr and Mr E J those unable to attend. Hill and Mr 'and Mrss. · · '!banks were expressed to Mr. Slawter. Carol iruJ and. Mrs. Garokl Hayes !Dr precompanied them borne for paring the grounds, to the wof!llit men for !be dinner and to the ~s. Norman Rose, president for doing such a fine Grove, Mr1. Todd job. Huntington Beach, The eldest one present was Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. J. B. Hayes of Middleport; and family of Detroi~ the youngest, Camille Swindell, vllilted Monday wlthMr. and the farthest away, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HilL Mrs. Hollie Hayes of Canton. Mrs. Ray Seldenabel Prayer and closing remarks e4 home lllmdly ev8lllJia were given by Chas. D. Woode : a several 111011ths viii! at of Alfred. : 100, Arlr., wllb ber 1011 O!Ocero were elected as fol- ' daughter-Ill-law, Mr. and lows: ' Howard Seldenable and President, Roll81d Dougon) Terry and John. who accom- Vice president, Leroy Saulers; panled her home for a visit. Sec'y • Treas., Helen Woode: Mr. and Mrs. Richard PI'OIJ'am and baum and family llld Mr. and committee, Marth' ~~·:~~ ! Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum Sharon Swindell, Patty A eel home llwlday after a week's and Christine Saut«rs vac~tion at Cedar Point. Attending were Mr. ~nd .R1cky and Johnny Rosenbaum Garo1d Hayes, Mr. and t1 ReynoJdllna111'1.1flQdbti V. Hayea and two chll(l·l week with their grandparents, ren of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred itQsenbaum. Ned Swindell and Camille Ale Roger Moore baa return- Mrs. J. B. Hayes, ' eel to K...ler Field, Miss., after Gregory Hayes, Middleport; ten days leave with his parents. and Mrs. Harold Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and bany R. D., Mrs. Mary other relatives. ersmlth and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Sauvaye, neth West all of Columbus Jr., daulbter, Jean and aon, and Mrs. Webber Wood of' John, speut Sunday with friends risonviUe; Mr. and Mrs. at Caldwell. nie Brlckles of Shade, Jim Mr. and Mrs. Estill Moore anum Rutland Garoldene and MIN Trina Ferrell Ha~, Ma11uel Grueser, Mr. ThW'SdiJ In Columbu! visfl:ingl__::_:._ _ __ .......:..:....:.::... lhe zoo and other places of in· and Miss Marcia Karr spent teres!. Vrlday D10t'11lnJ they Tuesday In Parkeraburg, W.Va. ltlt for Jncllanapoll1, Ind., for 1 .-.;;;;;;.;&......i.i~iiiooi~.;; / a weektnd vlllt with ber sister and brot!Mr·lllollw, Lt. Col. Mrs. Joe Quflenberry and Colby. The Moore• recently turned from 1 ten days vacation Your Dependlble Ill Florida. Dealer For Mlas Mary Ferrell returned home Monday evening after a ~tveral WMks visit with her ANO aunt and llltCie, Lt. Col and ltrs. Joe QUisenberry and son .Phillips Sisters Style Shop SAVING IS SURE WORTIMIIH E! YOU i' ,.' er were shopping in Pomeroy I I F FOR Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ' Saturday. \and Connie. Racine Route, Mr. Mr . Raymond Kerns remains ;Jakt Bush and Donna,_ local, about the same at VeteransiMr. and Mrs. Henry Hinell of Memorial Hospital after surg- Cheshire visited Rev. ery. Mrs . .John Busch Mrs. Janice Smith was in Rev. and Mrs. Busch Pomerov Saturday. ,ed the Silver Run Baptist picMrs.· Doris Dailey shopped ,nic Sunday. In Pomeroy . Jessie and Jud Shm·tv Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· Moundsville, W. Va., have 1ton, Mrs. Louise Van Meter visillng their grandparents, Mr. and daughter called on Mr. ' and Mrs. Okey Boggs. aad Mrs. Lawrence Johnslon. Iwas guest of honor at a ' Mr. Gene Carpenter, Danny Jon her 16th birthday. . Haines, Ronnie Dailey, ;Irs. Mr. Clarence Nutter of Clmt· Lawrence Johnston and sons, ' on, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Trible Charles and Lawrenee Grant, Iand daughter of St. Albans, W. Mr. Frank Cornell, Mr. and 1 Va., Jessie and Judy Short Mrs. Simey Powell, local, 'Richard and Myrtle A_b_les_ _ 1 PS! WHOLE c FRYER LEGS FRYER BREAST 45c FRYER WINGS •· 19c lb. SSe BACKS & NECKS 3 tb •. 25c lb. Cut Up, Split Halves or Quarters lb. 29c / . 01nner Cop'n John 10oz.59 49 Scallop Froan _ tb. C 5 to 9 lbt. lb. c , D'1nner Cop'n John 10oz.65 nmp F...... _ pte,. c Sh Frooh 55 Frozen _ _ lb c Cop'n John 45 39 d Fl oun er Frozen - - - - pk1. ( lb. c Turkeys ..... ~ro• h Hens Corms ~roth Duckl •mgs ~.o... ~ ~ ... OUT Ot· STYLI I I Retails Effective Thru Saturday Au&uat 7 in Middleport-Pomeroy 10 o~ DINNER, ' I A&P BRAND WHITE BEAUTY 6-:;tlt~ ,:~ .' >- {neti' ' ; ' ! gal. carton can Y2·G1I, C Carton....;:;;.,:;_ PLAIN HOMO. c JANE PARKER Tuna Fish BRIGHT SAIL lltAND WATER HEATERS modtr" tlamflm tltctfic llo1 wattr lltattr\ £rvt you 111 the llot Wiler ~011 need whe" yo u need tl. heated to \)IJ' Wile~ yorirp WISMtn& dolt1e' rull y dUA, stert l rlln~ d r sll~s. IJ~Inf si!Owm Ill Del~, . or llan tvH~II\ ·n t 101n1 ~~ 01e trmt. 'oo'll be oh >o- ~:Ad your water is ~eated the modl'm ~lectrrc tUj Doct"l ~Hi e ~ l' Ill oul ol-dite or oul·of.styfe water heater . gtt thP one th~l s out of lh1S wMit 1ht on~ w'thou1 clumsv !lues or vent1. Gtt the ourck rP(O I'PrY wat~r l'~a t ~r that 1 cleaner. mort deptndlllle and fully mtom1 trc Go Electt 1t , 100 ll'htn you do. Kt~ ~ for the rmpol\~ r.t P S. P s•mbol. lhts Proteclrit Str.rct Plan l!J\'m 111 ~rv•(t e&lls and mam t~n!nce. even re~!acem1nt of Unk rt n«tssarv 1{1( 10 l11l' 'tfar> tee your dealer todar . Liquid Bleach Onl~ SPECIAL LOW IC PO KWH LITE fOR WATll HIAI£115, PlUS SATISPACTIOM CUAIUT£11 II !lUI MOM!! UCP.i I SPECIAL Reg. 49c S" Pie · Liquid Detergent 2 qt. Apple Juice 1-qt. 8-oz. size 011111 1111111 ,,.mt, • Hal• .. ,.,. . .,....,.,. '"" ........... Okit ~..., ~·· Witt. tt.o 'ur<h.,. of $5.00 or More KIA>Iuslve oJ Items ~WEB lumpted by Law kpire~ Aug . . hi Coli, Uait AI.P'1 Garbqge Cans c::l. $2.29 20 • ' Just For You!.. We1re Having A FRESH Blueberries PIums CALIFORNIA RedDr llw .o·o F 0 I I I • ~ 6 39c 3 pi"'' $1.00 Nectari• fgr for .. , I ., Food Market Clover F.nn Department•$ • ''The Store Wltb A Hart'' Fifth and Pearl RACINE PHONI SN NMI . IT. 124 RUTLAND c GOOD QUALITY lb. - lt'J more fun to eat in the great outdoors everything seem to tas~ better. You can have a picnic wiih our beeiJP<clalo this week, indoors or outdoors. c lb. Check the other "ple- nic specials" at your loca l <..:-Jo' Store now! Colonial 09 SUGAR CHARCOAL Fairmont DAIRY FAIR All Flavors Fruit Drinks • 10 lb. bag _ _ __ ICE MILK ~.1. 49c $ HI-C 3--46 oz. cans - · Charkettes Fairmont Summer Carnival 10 LB. BAG ~-- Fimlde S.ndwlch Creem VanUIJ. Chocolate, • Lemon. Mix or Mal<b • MUELLER'S EL80W Macaroni CIDsu Saturdays At 5 Gherkins FAIRMONT ICE CREAM ' IN (PICKLES) SANDWICHES Home Pack Box of 6 HUNT~S 49( 4-20 .OJ. bqHies . .. , . ,r..• I Napkins CHARMIN PAPER ' ) Pkg. of 60 - .. LAUNDRY DETERGENT FAMILY SIZE CATSUP Sweet & Juicy California ORANGES 49c T I DE 113 SIZE qt jv 2-1 lb. boxes • ~:00) 3 .• 46 oz. cans Aunt Jane's Fresh Sweet PORK & BEANS 10 c!~ 1.00 I ,., COOKIES, SHOWBOAT SIMON'S PICK·A~PAIR SHOE STORE ; 'CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOE STORE MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP s~~ 89c Cover Farm Slo1'41 GRADED I HOME GaOWN-TillE IIPINI!D RUTLAND Open 8 to I Mon. Thr• Sot. <FRIDAY HOURS: 9:00 to 9:00> <SATURDAY HOURS: 9:00 to RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS I ·OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 CALIFOINIA-LAitGI 10 39C Peaches Th"e Storts Will Be LYONS Route 7 : --·-·-Eff_ect_iv_eA_ug_ust_6___, : ' ¥. Right reserved IAI limit QlWIUII., HEAliNG .; .~~!,a:N~ ~s!U.. CQMPAN[ ----- _____ JUMBO SIZE CALIFORNIA SUCiAR MELONS eona.i BAKER FURNITURE I.,......· NOTICE/ ......,. 1 39C Galvanized '1! iii 59c 0(. Wlllf iltllll m "'""llAtltl llltwMitl R~tn 'Ill~ tn•tt 111111 I II~ l tpl JldianapoiiJ. Mr. IIIII Mrs. gol. pl1ollt MOTT'S 1 .,.,_...,_ llr IIIII' 3 ···s9C 49C - - llzl only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all PLUMBING 6'12 cans SAIL lltAND cola ANTHONY Plum.lng •Heating APPLE PIE 39c •eel ., new he: C. STAitKIST-LIGHT MEAT, CHUNK STYLE FLAME LESS ELECTRIC Stl 1'0111 ICE CREAM SHORTENING lb. c OUT OF THIS WORLD .•• FRESH MILK 3 5 ____ MARVEL NEAPOLITAN _,."-?' "'i?' ' , ~diet-rite Mha lb. •' o., !a, . li '~ David Sayre, • In the ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Aug'••• Revolution, brought h1s family Rev1val sOI'VIces begin at the · ,t to what Is now Jackson county Chester Church of GOO, &m-/,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;;;;;;;-iillri;;;;Jii!!iJl!Jiilill8ii!!i in !BOt. He was among the first day. Aug, 1. Rev. Mary Hagen white settlers in the area. Not ' of Cinainnati II the veteran long afterwards be established e·-.ngelist. Services begin at a borne about 1,000 feel north . 7:30 p. m. Special singing each of the graves in the memorial , ., c.: .. -. Tlw pu blic is invited. eaa, Pomeroy Rt, I; Carl Brickplot, m one of which he rests. 1Rev. Gilbert Spencer is pastor les, Athens; and Rev. and The Sayre family, P.robably ' .. · Mrs Willard Blankenship and of Norman or~gm and 10 Bedtl~r~e children of Gallipolis. fordshire, England at least hefore 1000 - m America by MEET FOR CARDS 1638 - will bold a reunion and Mra dedication aervlce at the Staats ed · Nancy Morris entertain- cemetery near Evans, w. va., lng :dh club Monday even- at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, Aug. s. 8 orne on Sycamore- In case of rain the otter1 in ~epo~. ~eshments bein church will be available, Pa: s~ · ttendmg were according to W. Russell Sayre land,y E;:;mo{;;,d Sonya WaY· of the Sayre Memorial Assn. . e dox, Emma of Evans. ~oodispaugh, Betty Smi!b A fund of $2,000 is being . olyn Clonch and Nancy Mor- sought to maintain the memns. The next meeting will be orial and road into it. The 12 ;~~~· home of Mrs. Betty by 15 foot Sayre MemorL'I! plot SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DII!T.anl COI,A. MIMI · IS In the Staats cemetery. . Best Velues Ever Offered Now At .• , TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 Present Syares trace their CAPS • In 1955, China released u u.s. ancestry bac~ 15 generatloos, Air Force filers after they had wi~betheb.earllest known Sayre THEY ARE VALUABUI been held for more than 212 ~ f 0 10 ~untry being DovWI! WILL PAY 'h CINT years after being taken during ~· 0 espec~l importance to MIDDLEPORT, 0. EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARm' 10 !be Korean conflfct v·e ~yres Ohio and West · 1rgtrua. ani! Mtll. Ronald Dugan and three children, all of Shade; .I Sale! Blouses 1.19 ' sco~t Sayre Fami'ly Mainly About Mr · and Mrs. Urady D. Arnold and sons, Albany ; Mr. and · H ld R ' People In Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, Coolville 0 S eUWOD The 41st annual Hayes-Young II. D.: Emmett Jones, Shade; Pomeroy reunion and Holliday School re- Pearl Gilkey, Guy W. Lee, A Harold P":"ker, a. former union was held Sunday, August Mrs. Manda Eastman and Therugust 8th par·\ an~ ' ·-··~ DOZEN Giant box • • c 1 �, , _ ,._ _ 1t~ ....$> ""~'•''• 0 <, >, ..... .,., ·· - ~-·-·- ··· ~ ·- ·" ' '''0~o <Ao"'"' " '' .. . . . ~ . · ~ ..... , ., , ~ - ..... -- ._ _, \.: ' ,$:-Dally Sentln_ el,_ P~ro_y-_ Mi_ dd_le_port, 0., Aug . 4, ····'"" Around And About Middleport Johnson Will Hollywood By Gas Company 1 THE "FEATHER" ss.99 Sandy Dennis, Young Girl 12-Month Budget Payment From Nebraska, New Star Plan Will he Continued We're Having A • resh fryers .. 1c en we lave ehltken anuwau rou like it ••. WldthsAA·B ' Sizes 4'12·10 Sturdy yet light and airy. Cushioned insole ~d softly lined. Crepe leather outsole. Black or white smooth leather. Brushed pigskin. Grey or ply dirt. Cut· Up for btJJ"beculng, stewing, frying, WIQ. and everu wall JIOU like it. rr.,Packed • 29c ~~ u•!xtraP"' Top Yoluo Sla...,. _ wllll,._ ol THE SHOE BOX lb. "•, 2 pkgt, Frying Pltco Clllck<n ... 1M You e8ll eh•• a It9e11 CLEARANCE I Diamond ltiJor wltll ple!A! wef!denc&, for tile famotl8 KE+\ b i REG. $1.59 ICE CHESTS • • gives ..-ritiea S1.19 Dubuque !N 111'001 fJ/. • perfect eenter ...._., • . repla• f1 e A ad. '* 34 Qt. Styrene Foam, Ughtwelght, Durable Picnic A. BELFASt Chests. REG. $1.99 BIG DELUXE L ALE ICE CHESTS h Canned Ham Ground Chuck IC._. Ground c:lluck • Siiced Bacon • • . Pure Lard.. • • • • frllh hourly. • lb. Big 42 Qt. Chest with Steel Handles RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN 3:;$~ K...... I - - 1 - 11 always ti"'Uffd -~~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. .79 SSe Countrll Club Val VIII Ytllow CHn1 Sllcod Heinz Peaches ............ 4No~ $1 AI Ice Cream J'ltyod Gold Meclol Ploln & $, R. 5 ~~ 49c Flour Coffee • • • • • • • ... •laD • RADIO & T.V. • • • • tf • • K..... V.. Pik We Repair All Makes & Models K11!11" While Bread ICrat~or SPECIAL! TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Bobby Vinton --and"NORTH TO ALASKA" '• ' ' 4 Au,ust S-It -THI IRASS BOTTLE" Burl l•es {Color) -and·"''ATIIS THI HUNTER• for $1 Reg. 89c Rinse Away SHAMPOO 10 Toa7 JlaDdall '1i1JMID Pord • • • S1,]7 LET INGELS SWANKY-Garbage collec· ' Uon goes almost glamorous DO ITI new disposable polyethyl· EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S RS well RS sanitary ·with ene bag and ~an liners now in use in a number ol clUes. ; The watertight bags fit all ' aizes of cans and cut down r on mess and noise while I ape e d Jn g collection effi· · _c1enry. = Unoleum .,.,. Inlaid Vinyl lor every tlnd ollloor. Best , . . _ ProfeAionaJ icstalJatioo br u .,. """' 00\'erlDg ......,.,..,elt. Call WY 2-2636 !0< !reo ~ WAU-T~WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl l!xpert lnltallalloa SatlsfacUoa Guaranlee4 INGELS FURNITURE MEIGS THEATRE -...111M Tonl!lhl lo Thur~ AUI. 4-1 NOT OPEN Fri. & Sat. Aut. 6-'1 "TIME TRVILIRS• 5c Candy Bars and' 3 New: f'wi.t Tie Wrapper • 130'1 Reg. 49e ••••••• Dream Glo • • Reg.98oMennens DINNERS SOFT STROKE ••66c Frozen ••• Golden Rip• 50's PLASTIC Picnic Set 89c •• Bananas 49c REG. 2.op Chewing Gum Nectarines ...... 29c Grapes. • • .. ••· 29c Fast Home Permanent - $1.29 Preston Foster, Pbllllp Car- ey, Merry Andert, JoaD Woodbury. "THE YOUNG LOVIIII" Deborah Walley. Peler Fonda, Sharon Hugueny. Nick Adams. Sun,, Mon•. Tues. 1nd Wed. Aut. 8, 9. 10, II bi•y. Shelley Fabares, Harold J. Stone, Gary Crosby, Joby Baker. Chris Noel. Corn, CaMnnas. 3 ltQt{)fll Adm!Aion: 75< $ 40c. ~ •• - -...........:.: $1.49 Grapes ......... 29c ,Endive. . •. 2 •· 29c ,~~role ..·. 2•· 29c 'lb. I . ELVIS PRESLEY in Elvis Presley, Mary Ann Mo- Neseafe REG. 1Technlcolor) "GIRL HAPPY" (Technicolor) Domino $ SUGAR 10 lb. bag • • Qu1ker State I(..... R. T. P. Hot Cups REG. 69• 3-lb. ltortlro Woodllury POLl GRIP LIGHTER FLUID~- 39c Fresh Eggs ' Reg. 98c CHARCOAL Crisco Grade A Small Vllamln D lh&ndonl Brand C. S. ' Yellow CoHon Balls Nancy Kwan Ioa1" llo!J, I/T/1& 12-oz. Reg. $1.00 63c • • S ----- $1 H1mllf Reg. 69t ICE CHEST .. IC DR I Deodorant EXOTIC SHADES With John Wayne and litewart GraniieJ' {Color) Kur.eFrl. HAIR SPRAY ·• 99c ------- 20oz. 2 ,...,_ Wblto Cl-' Homo. • • • 2. ~ 79c Luncheon Meat 3.... $1 Sardines . . . 10:: $1 Corn ..... • • • • 9~!'$1 ~. 46c Listerine Cherries ••••••• 6"!:$1 DES£RT Reg. 1.50 Max Foetor CLAIROL LIPSTICK MSURF PARTY" i ............. 2-111. 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTER$ FREE PAIIIQN(J IN REAR 122 N. SECOND I ~, ' '- ' MIDDLEPQRT, 0. _.,_·-·-- ...........- . . . . - ..;. ...-----..- ___...-.-.. .~ . ,,............_. . . _,. . . . ,_.._ ._ ...... .--.. . ... . . . _- .... ..... ···=- ·~~ . .- --..~~-·-.. . . . .:. """""1"-'..,..,...-;...""',_.,~---------r '. 'I ., •, '. '''I Cracked 33e ~-Potato ,.•. ........... Olive Oil ' ·' . Pretzel Sticks 39e ......... oe•t••e••~ - .. - - .... .,... ....... ..•• 63c ......'"'1 ==~~=- '- ; • .................. 87c Sugarine 49e to' .J ,. '' ., �..., .. ; ._..., .. ;.a, .... .. • .. - ....., -"' .............. ~ .... w .... _,. . ' ~ ....... - ' .. . ... .... ....... ~ "' ...... ,.. '· ... .. ..- . . .................... . .. ,, . '" .. \ ' -·~- ........ .,............ ~ - . Rail's Ramblings. .I leresy n - ol er • • IVith, . ..._By TomBall,.. TenllyiiOII 1111~ ~he Individual withers; and tbe world is more and more." 'l'o 8 process ol evolution whlcb producod dinosaurs as a leading to the lizard-skin leron.ymour Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUJ. !__1~1 ---··-· · .. .. ,. shoes of today, it is oot diHicull So - "14 It be ••bJe !I ·• to imagine today's teen-agers\ your silence .sliD give It .. evolving toward a new species underatandlnc, .but 10 · tolli!UI; of man. so fare ye -.en," • ·'· Shop Friday · Til9 p.m~ WEEK-EN'D· VALUES ·/ A BARREL OF GAS - Matheney Is Pt. Pleasant Band Director t PT. ~ ;; m ,.. ~ ~ .,. CLEAR THE LOT ,. 111 ,. SALE! : m ,.. ~ e A Barrel Of Gas Free With 110 The Purchase Of Any C1r $200 or More ,. EVERY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE ---------------------------- 1,. ~w WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT liD Metropolitan Motors ,,.IGII ~ NOW WAS 1964 Rombltr 16) 4 Dr. Sit. Wogon. $1695 ,. I" I Ford VI Galnle 2 Door Hndto,. Full powor. lro ohorp . . . . . ... $1495 I $595 11 · 1959 Ramblor, 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H,ovtrdrive, completely ovtrhauled, ch.. p transportation . . $795 l )o $595 ; 1959 Plymouth, 4 dr, Y·l avto., cltan car $795 $595 : : m 1951 Chtvrolot, 2 dr. oulo. R&H. Nlu $495 ,.. . $695 I~ MAKE US AN OFFERI ltsl Oldsmoblo Super II, 4 dr. Hordtop, full powtr. . . . . . . . . . . Make I~ VI tn off.r Mllct Ul tn offer ,. Mlkt u• an .,,., ~ Ford V-8 Stltlon Wtgon, 2 dr. Mtkt us tn oHtr ,., = lmperltl 4 dr. Air conditiOMcl. ~ . . . . ..... ... Mtke ut an offer i 1"7 ltmllltr custom 4 dr. automatk:. Ma"" utan offer . ..... M.kt 111 tn tffer Q V.W. IMutlful wbltt flnlth, .. Mtkt us 1n offtr ~ ~ • lt57 Dodge Stotlon Woton. Motor j Just ovtrhau6td . .. , ......... . Makt us an oHtr • I Pontiac 2 dr. Sttr Chief Hardtop. Mtke ut an tff41r I Pord Po Irlom 500 2-dr. Hordtop. lxtro Spoclol $95 •' ,. ~ Oldsmobllt 4 dr. Hardtop . . Makt us an ott.r ; ; IIJ Chrysler 2-dr. Htrdtop, i Jll full Powtr . . . . . . . . . M1k1 Ul 1n offer · p! Lincoln 4-dr. hd1n. Full Ptw.r ·if'I IU !0 . . . . Ul ' " , , . , 1i 2-dr...1 Air Hordtop. I Gl •ncl White. . . . . . . . ... . Mtkt ut an offer lntern1tlon•l 2-ton clump . . . . Mako ui tn ..,_ I 1: ,. Metropolitan Motors WY 2-3870 1 VALUES TO $1o.95 s· 00EA. CLEARANCE Mr1. Lawrtllct 1: liJ Neal, Pt. Pleuanl;· Cborl01 Garland, Pt. Pleasant; Daisy Mash, Pt. Pleulnl; Guy Finley, Apple Grove; -Roy F. King, Pt· ;J11 Pleasant. I! ,~ Pomeroy, 0 , ~ =:~~te: t=!~. T~ llllcllarJ.. - Mrs. Cllll" .. Pleasaat; Mrs. Joe Shinn, J..e. OF GAS A BARREL 0f1 GAS Plea1811t; lfrL Verlll Ncnell, ~~~~~~::==~~~~~~~~~!~~"'JI on; Mrs. ltlnJe1 Hesson, PL Pt. Pltii'N ~ Values to U.OO yd. One Big Table of Better md next summer. SUmmer Clearance. Children Bolter SPORTSWEAR DUNGAREES SURTS FootwEAR s 00 I '99 ., CHILDRiiN . SUmmer Sportawear, Re-(: Boyl Rei. •.• 13'1'< .... i!»!·. Weotern JHJio, Sloe 8 to lhlrtJ. Aut. Ioney and 18. WoY !Dido. Flnt qui· plall1 color, Sllea .... Sboel. IIJ lllllor!Jad. mM!... IDd .-Jorp. qalek llle. quick 11le. Shortl, iamat, · eo Shortl, Capri! Pinto. VALUES TO '79c J. . . SUMMER · lr...,. of 12.ff Vellltl ~N'S WESTEttN FABRIC$ •. Valueo t.. ~-" Me01 Be~ ter Short · Sleeve Sport u. · W01111ns Ball land C.U.t ......_ DUNGAREES 'FOOJWW . 99,,·, ··s· 00 pr . .~ . . Val.., to 711<~, One toblo ol Alit. 1ll'fll •~o;.&l rico. lloduud aDd ....... :a: od. AU ol Ollf .botlfr .. · • n1ut • I · . ' t , lrnfl· •"' tl.we • 00 Given Away Thus: ht, $50- 2nd, $25 - 3r d, $15 -4th, $10 -EACH FIUDA:Y NIGHT Friday Night Opening . - CLEARANCI CLEARANCE VolutJ to SUI. One Ioree table o1 Children Sulllmor Retlfoupod for ,.1 llll!i wesi.tp baa- u ~' . ~-oril~! .•• . . lite ~hiM for .. a. •. a.r. sue Otul yaluOJ, b1a table. CbUdren smer Sleepweir drutiolllJ roducad lor qlliGt lilt. VALUII TO $4.91 MIN SPORT Ladltland Mil•• PAIRIC SPORT SH I'RTS SNIAKIRS S' 88 •• ••· i l t i u .... CJ;.~I CLIAi4NCI . ' CLEARANCI ' . ' In Merchandise ' f Certificates • • CLEARANCE Chltdr111 Summtlt, ' CLEARANCE One bic tob~ ol Child~en lfOUped and p"""' EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 s . CLEARANCE Sula· Valll4ilo tG ~~,. 8blrt/.• aroup. "'u!U; - O..MIIIi:iil-J, - AUGUST 6 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT SLEEPWEAR s STARTING GIVE~WAY Each Friday Night Quick SUmmer Dress Fabrics, Priced for VALUES TO $3.95 CLEAIL\NCE ·. . quick Summer Clearance. Buy • now for the ·hot weatl\er ahead e oo\.O s't~tt ..If 59:. to U0.95. Regrouped for . Pomeroy Merchants SUMMER FABRICS VALUES TO $2.99 (t\ENS SFORT •• • Ol'HER DAYS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SPECIAL GROUP IOYS WESTERN 13% Ql. . 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. VALUES TO 98c YD. ! Value~ FRIDAYS $)00, Save Now! PT. PLEASANT - William Howard Boswell, 54, of West Columbia, died unexpectedly Tueaday al 10 a. m. ill Holler hospital. A Iarmer and substitute mail carrier, he was born August 10, 1910 In Jackson county, the son of Mrs. !Wsa Carney well, Leoo, who ourvlves and lhe lale Wlllom G. Boswell· He was a melllber of the Amer· ican Legioo Posl No. 23. Surviving ln addlllon t.. bls mother, are biB wlle, Emma Louise !Wblnson Boswell; oil sons, Wllllam ., Jr., of Cll~too. ! Ray James, Dale, !Wger and Richard Boswell, aD at home: two daughters, Mrs. C&rl E. !Ruth Marie) Dunham, and Mrs. Dennis (JeaJiiel Howell, Galllpolls, Ohio; lwo brothers Charles R. Galllpolls, Olllo, and Duard Botwell, Denver, Colo.; two sisters, Mra. Luella Keeler, Leoo, Mrs. Nioml Gainer, Newark, Del., and one tll'andsoll. Funeral ll'riii&I!IDenls will be 8llllOUIICed by the Crow -Husseil Funeral bome. Admllleol - SH 0 P Dress Heels and other Summer Shoes. Jle. grouped. for quick Summer Clearance. Val· uea to $8.00. Buy DOW and save. CLEARANCE .~ ~7.99 Narrow & Wide Widths TO $6.98 SUMMER SHOES Values to .6.95 in. this group ot Ladles Summer Dreisu. Jr., Misses md Half Sizes. All itduced for quiet ..le. I I "' 1t57 Oldomobllo Super II, 4<Jr. Htrdlop, NIH SAVE NOWI Mr. Boswell Dies Suddenly On Tuesday $195 ... Just overhauled In flnt 1h1pe. . . $795 Chevrolet 4 dr. 'VALU~S _. LADIES Clarice FOfllesoog, WUilam Massie, Hanley Beta, Terry C&sto ,. 1959 Ramb~r 2 Door Station Wagon. full Powtr . •• Moser Noll ond Quentin WU· '"5 Gl H~rdtop ...... . . 4.99 son, Pt. Pleasant Jr. H l g h, ell Capebart and Opal Plaols - These Poft-Parrots cater to the smanest co-ed,"'! please the most particular Jittle ·"fellow." Best of all PoH-Parruts pleas• Particular parents. They Itt 'wen, wear . long, and are poa-'c:!sted toproV&itl Values to .3.99 in this Big Table of Ladles Summer Flail and Sport Summer Shoes. 0 er, James Lancjaoese, Gloria I~ Green ond whitt, Cloon llkt now, $"5 full powtr. VALUES TO $6.98 $1195 ~ ' IHO Rambler Ambapaftr Sfl. Wtpn. 1 Full ,ower. It's dean and solid. 1 One local owMr. . . . 11295 tncl c~an . s1oo,, I local owner. Auto. Cl. .n 1nd nice $1295 1 DRESSES PLEASANT - were hired as IIOCI'etarlel at PL · Pleasant Sr. IDgh. S"5 1: '!be neil sessioo of lba board liJ I IIJ wao sel lor AuliUBt 13· 1962 Rtmblor 161 2 Door Sodon, One 11959 Chtvrtltt ltl Air 4 Dr. FLATS and Shirley W. Chapman. Jan- I Custom 330. Standtrd Trana, Ont owner. like new. Set it• .... $2:095 LADIES SUMMER OF BJnER Teachers hlrecl lor Pt. Sr. Hlgh were: LeoD W. Melton. George lit FOR~~HILDREN VALUES TO $3.99 Clearance llruction. I~ 9T05-SAT. 9T09 MID·SUMMER John Malbelley, Jr., 23, been hired u band director Point Pleasant JDgb School lhe Mason County lloard of cation duriog lhe board mee•tlog Monday night· Malheney sucl"eed Eugene Gherke was hired and resigned lhe close of school lhls year. Malheney, UD11181Tied, La a graduate of West VIrginia and former . band ·director at Dunbar High School, wiD .... sume bls duties nex1 week. Olhor action of lba board was l!Cceptance of the low ~ld ~.87S.B5 from Hartley, Hartley and Hartley, Inc., Pt. Pleasant, lor the Installation of a new steel lurnaco at Roosevelt grade school on a spUI vote lor 3 to 2. Architect W'dHam Frampton preiented to lba board pl8D1 opproved by the Stale Fire Mar· lhall lor the addlllbn of two classrooms lo the bas"""'lt of Ordnance &rade ..11oo1. Bids will be advertlaed lor Ibis ..... ,. I POMEROY, OHIO A BARREL OF GAS FAL ESTIVAL OF SHOE FASHIONS Take advantage of these Big Sav· · lngs. Clearance on these Summer . Items, Sportswear, Shoes and Home Needs, OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY s· ·44 . IIIII ,~ID Som'1* fabrtl I 'lnlfkn. W!iJw, noveltr. I' I'' ~ • ...... for < ""'* ·.·.1!1 New York Clathi,. HouM e Downle-G,....Ina. ANNOUNCING! @1!1 $I'!IJIII!I~,_.IM.iltl llact, .brown 7·" . w-·----·- i . 10JIEN FRIDAY , TIL 9:00PM S~URDAY TIL 5 PM ~ lei. fl.it ·"/-. ', r·' _.,. CUUII otltflt ~ own. 8ralaad ..... llld • Pl'lotlhllt ' CLIARANCI eo'IIOol. • TOunl claelc lhat owlnp ro1th NIW STORE HOURS pr ·Uu·~aaw ' . OntER DAYS 91,00 AM. - 5:00 PM J. * ~ ., . STORE HOURS· FOR AUGUST ·Mon., Tues., WllcL _ 9~ AM 1o 9:.00 AM til 12 ~n Thursday ~• Friday A Saturday • 9:AM··· . .q ' ..•. M ' MOST STORES ARE OPEN TI'L 9:00 P~~ ., Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday.Nl,jds '.1! ' '·". All participating merchants will give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET with ,no .p~ necessary. Merchandise certificateS are redeemable at any participating merchant. ASK FOR YO'I.l&ftEB TICKET NOW. THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: ' · ·"•) ........,Ce_.,.,..k 'nriC ...; ·,: . <'l . Rt..OI1~ny ""-11tan'' Mo!Wi Arno1cllroo. Hootlnt a 1'1...,.. ·-NI' · Lo~rklteN • ~~r~c....,.."' ., , : 11111!~..., lloh1ollotlan ~ ......... Drm-1111 · ·ProncltoPr.rltt ........ lhodio Hortlol"l• Bonnett Shoo Sltro Simon's M1rir:et The Stuk's PhtrlriKY KaC Jmlry Store Moore'• Store ,..,.,., Motor Compony Pomeroy Flower Shop Gil""'"' . .1r .. ..... , 1-r RunMinil' . Bon Frolilrlln Sttro Anoclotod Rodlo & TV Now Yor.k Clothing Nouoo lwlohor lo LohM Dru11 Chopmo...Conodoy ShMI MortUorlto'llhoo SHop K1rr & V1n Z.ndt ' fonMri ...k" ltvlftlll e.. .. Rob,_•• .:.UWI1''' Motor SoiH Hoyt's Sohlo Stotlon · Dolry Valloy lluo • Gray RHiouront Wohruni;l llkl Shop _.ers"·'Jowo1ry Store ..,., K-rs • a J Auto Parts Co. 1-my Sovlftll• I LNn Co • w•..;., larbor i Motors Dlao~ INuty Shop G'* P~r~ot~MI By· l.b4l Pomeroy Chambet of )lljl ,.: . ���� 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 08. August 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. 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