https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d41833f7790a248a4b91f9b204b8db4.pdf 9b7620c112f90af5dd5bfa780e5de54f PDF Text Text . . - ... ' ... ....... ...... .. . , ~ ; -..... - · ~· . . ' . ~ ~. . .... .. ..•·.. .-.. . .~' •.~ .. .. ·~..... _... ·-=;;::::.:::::::;::;::-;;·:o;·•l.li' ''-'' *' " ~ .,.................. •. .. •• x; ta·-..-....-, ... ' .•.,..-,., .. ·.· ..·•·. •.·•·.·•..:::- :·.•••••.-:-··.·:..~ ·••· ~ .-~ . . . ..--· ·•.•. :;. •. ·-· •· ..•·~-~.- :: ::.·,·.:; :; ;.:. ·,; ·..:.;. .,..- ·· • .. . ...... ·· ~· ~ ... .. .. - .... .;,. ~- .... •• . ...... .... ............ ...... _....... ..;-~_ ...... __ .... .' Sen~~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Aug. 9, 1965 Glaziers will Linen Shower is Given Show Slides Of HoIYLan d 'fUEI-ro-oe by Miss Nancy Reed Nancy Reed entertained Mrs. James Brewington, Miss Rev. and Mrs. Francis H Glazier New Lexington, w..; recentl~ returned from a visit t llal· l':gypt Lebanon Jor· : 1 Syrla and Greece w~~· b~"~e Enterprise Tuesday . While Rev. and Mrs. Glazier were on tbeir trip they visited where Christ was born. 1 he home where Mar , Jesus and h r eel 1 ~~ . lh Josep tv C0h1 . 1 years, 1e 1 luncheon and linen show· Sandra Brewm~ton, Mrs Cl1de at he~ home on Brown, Mrs Leland B r o w n, Street m honor of Mrs. Rtchard Chambers, Mrs. Gibbons; whose to Mr. Richard Sweet sollr>mn.izeo Satutday after AUR. 7. Arrangements at from the Reed garden used throughout the home. tunr·heon relreshment ta· was covered w1th a hnen ana centered with a fan ~'81l!!errlent t Rohert Coats. Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs. Walter Crooks. Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mrs. James Damels, ~Iss Fneda F~ehnle . Mrs. Elizabeth .Davis Frsher, M". Edward Ha.gger· ty . Karen Gregg, Mrs C. II. Hennesy. Mrs. E:mcrson Junes. Mis~ ~ . Around AboutAnd Barbara Jones, Mrs. John place where rls ~as cr~c- l M'dd I Final Payment Made on .$6,300 Incurred in Renovating Church l,'rayer from tbe year boot by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. 1ed by !\IrS. Henry Reibel prea~ dent, opened tbe meeting of !be Happy Harvesters class of tbe Federated church Friday eYeD· lng at the church. 'Like Minded with Christ," was the topic ol the devotlona leporf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, Columbus, were Saturday over· night guests ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jonea and daughter, Ba!'bara . Mrs. w. K. Wilson of Albany, N. y ., visited last week . witb ~ her sister and brother-an-law, ·. Mr. and Mrs. Gle~ Lambert. She planned to VISit relatives ., in Illinois bel'ore returnmg f M · 1 Abo f Oln Y In p CmerOy People home. U = ,.. ~~ :~· i:t~:r ;:.~ ;::..": =~ ::.~~~ Tb serHostesset Mel Mrs. llenry Reibel. . por and Mrs. Lold!leibel will for tbe September be devotional leAd • hymn, "Tryma to walk In • - - - -.....Steps of tbe Savior," opertedl tbe devotlona. followed by spnslve reading of Phlllpplana 2:1-11 and 1-16. Aller tbe med· ltallon tbe group sang "Give Of Your Best To The Master," and tbe <!"vollona closed .with the Lords Prayer m unlSon. Durtng the business session, tbe final payment wos made on the $6 300 debt for renovating th · r th ch h A i · .e wiD ertor o e. • Middleport Council, wltbout a dissenting vote and only a min' or fiareup approved two ordinances Monday night ending 19 years of off · and • on but vex· ing dehb•ratlon•. They were No. 8B5 providing lor the issuance and sale of $516,000 In 40-year first mort· gage revenue bonds to P.Xtend the sewer system, and No. 886 whlclt fixes rates to be charged to pay off the bonds, both under emergency powers. _, only the look is expensive .' " of salmon pink Kincaid, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. fled, the plate of HIS bunal, Mr: and Mrs. Manning Kloes gill as sent to Mll!s Maud rlanked with ta pers. Robert McElhinny, Miss Karen and many plac_es where Paul and children, Kent, Lort and Grueser who has been hospit· honored guest and her McElhinny, Mrs. E. 0 . Rail , prrached and hved. Lynn left Saturday for a vaca· Mr .. and Mrs. John Prunty ailzed. Mrs. Gladys Cuckler H 1\''l . • and erght children of Bexley reported 1mprovrng and Mrs. . Fl 1 M werr · seated at a ISs orence owe. \rs 1-1 Rev and Mrs 'Glazier will t1on at Myrtle Beach. · i 11 an d a roun d · k 1 d' 1· Sl· M J I" b · · . h S · spen1 a day 1as t week wlth her Grover Erb 1s decora ted wtth pm g a I· I"'" a1er, rs ames ,e . show colored slides o! their trip Mr. and Mrs. Wort Y tanley th M Marga et Dann- b' rd t I h ... er Ft ' "ude dale ~·a and d h'ld I p . t PI t mo er, rs. r ro U1 ca was sen o er. ChJC ken 5.I8d• assor1nJ 1 .' • I..IGI r .' ·•. al the Enterprise E.U .B. Church an c ren om easan · h dt 8t the bon:' of Frank M Phil · h t .:iliidv•ichleS. cake, lime sherbert M1ss Texanna Wh1te, M1ddleTue d evenln ,. ust 11 w. va. have moved 19 the for . ar ·rs. Mem ar was . i,,j;~t!~"~~; were served to the port. Miss .lulit> Carson assist· on 3 ay g.' ug ' mer 1 E Miller property 00 Fugate. corned back after an ab.setlce 't guests. Miss Reed was et:l the honored guest with her at no p.m. They Will also have Grant-St. . Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre nf due to lllnesa. Mrs. .th th heo b , ft a display of many 1tems from Farrhorn were weekend gueats !banked the class lor nowers WI e 1unc n Y gl s. the Holy Land. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber of her mother Mrs. Frank sent her mother, Mrs. Elmer ~. and children, Dennis, Dean, Stewart, East Main Sl · Rev. and Mrs. Glaz1er serv· Donna, Dallas and Duane have Chairman for serving guest list included, in OWer IVen ed the Enterprise E.U.B. Church returned from a camping and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wick- to the Lions club were named to Miss Gibbons and her for four years before going to fishing trip at Duncan Falls ham and daughters . Patty and and Included, August 11, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, their present home and church on the Muskingum River. They Stepbante returned to tberr Neutzllng, Mrs. Clara Karr and ;~~~t;s: Miss Ruth Carson of in New Lexington. Everyone is visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thorn· home, Dayton Thursday . after Mrs. Louts Reihel; Angust 16, j Mrs. James Carson, welcome. as Donahue and family and his spending several days Wltb . nts Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Karr 1!!~~~~:18;M~rs. Nolan Carson A bndal shower honoring Miss rnolher, Mrs. Mary Donahue. mother. Mrs. Mary E. Ohltng- and Mrl. Bentz Wolle: August "' and her cousin, Pamela Covert, bride • elect of The group was joined by Mr. er. While here th., ~nd Mrs. • Mr H R 'b I M Julie Carson of Cincinna· Mr. Delmar Freeman. was . and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan Ohhnger went to Pittsburgh, 25, '· ~nry_ el ed, M rs. given Wednesday eveni ng at sd· Pa. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence anmng an r 8• Tue ay. · I R A Tb Fred Dessauer; and Septemtnvlled guests were the home of Mrs. Calvin Dowell Or/ Q Dixie Pierce, daughter of . : ompson. 1ber I, Mrs. Phil Will ' liaiTISon,IJ Rebecca Berry, Bellefon- of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. carlos Cowen of Mrs. Karr, and Mrs. Mrs. Lee Davidson, Miss Games were played and Oln en and four friends from Miepigan, :oaytoo were recent guests of Hauck. Pauley and Mrs. Thorn- prizes <:~warded . After Miss Co-- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr are on a vacation trip to the Miss Marcia Karr. Games were played Wat:kins,, Columbus: Mrs Ev· vert opened her many lovely and daughter, Donna Jeanne , of west coast. They expect to be Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weeae the social hour with prizes a· Hayes, Great Bend; Mrs. gifts, refreshments were serv- Chester have returned from a gone a month. They went by the and Miss Marcia Karr were warded to Mrs_ Neutzling, Mrs. Hoeflick, Mrs. Charles ed by Miss Christtn e Bryan and two weeks vacation in Fort northern route and will return Friday visitors in Gallipolis. Louis Reibel, Miss Thelma , Sr. and Mrs. Loram Mrs. lJowell. Lauderdale, Fla., where they the southern route, with sight· Mrs. Orville Rader of Colum- Grueser, Mrs. Williamson and ller1rett, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Attending were Mrs Betty were. guests of Mr. Bahr's bro- seemg trips planned enroute. bus was the weekend guest of Mrs. Max Meinhart. Refresh· . Philson, Racine. McDaniels, Mrs. Sylvia Cook, ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Miss Pierce will teach in Mlch· ber sioter, Mrs. W. H. Ehers· ments contributed by Misses Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. Betty Williams, Mrs. Mrs. Clayton Bahr, formerly of igan in the fall. bach and daughter, Sybil. , Bachtel, Mrs. Emil Grace Durst, Mrs. Ruth Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy. Mrs. C. J. Cummings (Cres- · · . , nd W .J.J• • At homt! in any IoeMe, uy .,_... •• , Mrs. Wall ac'e Gosneyz, Mrs. Dorothy Bryan, Th d' euarng IR 1 f sa Webb) of Binghamton N Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wippel 11tte Toni Todd'a Great~ KniL o( Eva Hartley, Miss Linda Lyons M eyd :'e ;::,n~ gues sShn /Y has been here for a 'visit and children of Baltimore, Md. Church at Pedro . r. an s. Jo ercer ( a . are guests of thetr parents Mr .,)on• acrylic. The importiDI O>Uor oad and Belly and Alberta LUlie. ron Bahrl and also attended re-I wttb her mother, Mrs. Leoda d M J h w· 1' nd Mrs. Baker Gordor. and Miss Sending gifts were Louise RaJ- hearsal of Mr Mercer's five- Webb and her sister and fam- aMrn ndrs. MosepN belptpeN "tz Barbara Kennedy were in Pe~~-cs of abe ovtrhloUSil are hauded widt color mak:bed · of the fam- I IIy, Mr. an d M rs. or r eu · dro Fraday . Ed war d Marm, l . piece band in one Mrs. t son, _rs. R'IChard p·IC k• 11 . a to attend the wedlace, n.e ~ knil bu tile - ..... point ........... Mrs. Hazel M~rris. Mr. a~d ous clubs in u1e city. They saw ens. Mrs. Pack~ns and Mrs. ng. ding ot Miss Barbara Self TONIGHT \ lo hud-waahoblo oad .....,..,..iotant. Red, block, Mrs. Gene Smith, Dot and K1t- such ramouf! places as Cypress W~bb acco~pamed Mrs. Cu~· Bruce Reed ls visiting in can- Mr. wa.ter Stiverson Jr. , ~o:~.~~,~~~~i~•OR LOVE" ty Pu~h , Ca rolyn Buckner, Mr~ . Gardens, Silver Springs, the ~mngs to Bmghamton for a vts- ton with his aunt and uncle, Mr. at the EUB church at 6:30 pitoo.ftos ltluo, comet. Sizeo 6 1D 18. Jim Hutton Mag~u Searls, Mrs. Bonme Singing Tower in Lake Wells il , and Mrs. Robert Schelhase and the reception in Comtt to Elbtrfelds - VIsit The Busy Reedy To ((.:OIOfJ - andHubbard, ~rs. Carman Durst, and motored to Key West and Mr. aud Mrs. Nolan Carson 1 M~. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and Grange hall. . . Weer Departmttnt on the second floor end ,.. ''PARtS WHEN IT Mrs. Joe rurner and Mrs. Miami and cbHdren of Cincinnati spent · Terri and Gary_ of Columbus ~e new Mrs. Stiverson IS tho many new fall fashions fer women and girls SIUI.ES" George Baker. On their return trip they stop- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. spent Sund~y wttlt his father, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - the lotnt In styles, fabrics end colors. l ;!'jJilliDII Holden ped m Beckley, w. va., to visit Way ne Gibbons and family. Emmett Wtll and Mr. . and I ville Self of Pedro and Mr. Audrey Hepburn Moko your Hloctlons early and use our .onvon('J'echni color) Mrs. Bahr's relatives. They came to attend the wed- Mrs. James Will and fam1ly. erson is the son of Mr. ient lay...way plan. 1 This vacation trip was a ding of MISs Gibbons and Mr. Mrs. Walter Stiverson Sr. RACE~S~· IO.ll t planned graduation present for Richard Sweet of Vermont. In l943, more than hall of Na· Chesterhill. Mrs. Gordon 1--itlck Douglas, Gilb•rt Roland Mr. and Mrs. Bohr's daughter, IMiss Ruth Carson of Bucyrus ' gasakt, Japan, was edstroyed Miss Kennedy were also dinner iColort : Donna Jeanne. who graduated also spent the weekend with when the United States dropped gueats of the Self pre-ceding] -<~n<lI . from . Holzer Hospital Sch~~ of the Gibbons fam ily, ,1 _ll'itsiiiseciiioniid alomac bomb. the ceremony. . 'BIG PARADE 0~ COMEDY' The Me1gs County . Farm Bur· NurSing, July 2. Donna VIStted Gene Crooks, who Is a stu- 1 fhf' Greatrst Stars at their eau wlll hold .lts third a~nua l the Orange Memorial Hospital dent m the School ol · : finf's t and Fu nniest I sum mer mee1mg and chIL'.ken ] in Orlando, Fla., where she was at Ohio State University at barbecue on ~ug . 26 accordmg ; born in 1944 durmg World War lumbus, spent the weekend with to Farm Bureau president, An-111. Miss Bahr is presently em· his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· •drew Ct oss at Rock Springs 1 ployeo at Holzer Hospital 1n ter Crooks. POIMifGI . 0t.Fairgrounds.. F~atured Wi ll bei Gallipolis. I Denny Cunningham, son I a .meal cons1stmg of _one·_half j Mr. and Mn;. Clifford Cunning- , \ \ Tanight thru Wedneld1y ch1ckc-n and all the lnmmmgs / ham of Lima, Ohio, returned ELV IS PRESLEY in for $1 _lor adults and 75 cents home Saturday after spend· "GIRL HAPPY" for ch1ldren. mg the past four weeks with "Last year's crowd numberhis gra ndmother, Mrs, WilI ed 273 and we hope to top that1 liam Robson. ftgure thJS year. As an added ] ,fJ ----attraction. we plan to have 1 Special J' ocal D11et some 'old time' music for en-! AUG ._ I tertainment and also an attrac-1. The Rutland High School band Give11 for Service . d · .. M C IS to practice for the Me1gs tIVe oor pr1ze, r. ross Co . h said. u~ty Farr from August 9t Mrs. Clarence Lacey and THURSDAY, Aug. 12 'd to l.llh from 6 p. m. to 9 p.m. Mrs Beulab wh·t f tit NOT OPEN Tb e Farm Bureau prP.SJ ent at the hi h school g m. All . J e_ o e announced the following com· 1964 _6ii s!niors are fovited 10 dleport First Bapltst Chttrch 9: IS PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT FRIDAY ond SATURDAY mittees for the barbecue. Rex take part in the band's fair presented a_ special vocal August 13-14 Shenefi~d. Don Wilson and Har- activities. "My ~~d IS. Waiting in "FERRY CROSS EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 old Roush, in charge of the bar· SENT soc CAL Garden, durmg Sunday mornTHE MERSEY" J.G.,m and the Pacemakers. becue pit: Mr. and Mrs. Leo AUG. 11 mg worsh1p servtces at Heath Black, Julie Samuel. Story, planning and serving ; The White Rose Lodge Auxil· Methodist Church . . Fo,lfm•Osl, Jimmy S.ville Virgil Kmg. entertamment. and iary will hold their annu;ll pic-( Mr. Ja~~s Brewmgton, t ...... PLEASURE SE~KERS' Paul Bower purchasing and bar· nlc Wednesday stude~t m1mster, presented (Technicoorl Margaret, Tony Franci becuing. /II. at 6 p_ m. :1t the - m_ornmg sermon on "Love. " Carol Lynley, Pamela Serving w_ill com_mence at 6 ,Park. Members are to bring Richard ~ambers, lay Gardner McKay. Gene Brian Keith. p.m. and will contmue to 8 a covered dish and Wble I _be""r,.;p;;r,::: es;;_ld~e~d.=====•. m. Friends of farm Bureau o.re vice. 1.· J,;.;: A•••· 15th thru Aug. 'llst welcome, both rural and town. AUG. I! Register Now FORc~~~~~IDN Tickets will be on sale this The Middleport unit of the For Fall Quarter _w::e~~ek~_:a:_ t ~t:h:'e. ~L:a'"nd,..,mark store in 1. W.C.T.u. will meet Thursday Day Classes Bogin --evening, August 12 at 6 p. m. Given Away Thus: 1st, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT Sept. 14 at the home of Mrs. M. L Kel· Night t:lassos Bogin Jy, Grant-st, for a potlusk dinOct. 11 Members are to bring a Cltetog with Full lnforcovered dish and their table mltlan Av•ll•ble Upon ~"uest service. ,00 In evenue uthorizc TON' I TO.D D urc . ~ It was In 11146 under the ad· ministration of the late Harry Crai~. that Middleport council first attacked the "sewerage prohl<!m." ot the present coun· ell only John Zerkle was tben a member Mayor Lee Smith was a MHS sophomore. Tiat Council "borrowed" $5.· 0011 from the Federal government to pay lor general and specific sewerage plans. Since tben those plans have Den revised and later discard- ed, although elements of tbe way. helow Hobson desired by the original survey have heen In- ] Earl Shaeffer of Charles A. town aa a site lor Its lapneorporated Into preaent con- Hinsclt Co.. Cincinnati bonding type sewerage. Earlier negoti· struction plans. I firm. answered questions aris· ations with a Charleaton rea~ Pressure haa been maintain- lng during tbe reading of !Jolb ty firm had lounderO\I on tbe eel on successive coitncils ordlna1.cea Monday night. Both demand price. throughout the years from 11146 also had been Informally op- Rates established In Ordlnuntil today by the Ohio Poilu· proved as to content by Mid· ance No. ia6 are as reported tlon Board to •·get on with the dleport Solicitor Bernard Fultz. two weeks ago, its main leasewerage." Authorization of the bondo al- lure being a flat $S minimunt Clerk Gene Grale was so iB a green light to Mr. FuUz for usage nf water 0 to 2,000 ukod by couneU Monday nigbt to proceed witb court proceed· gallons and a $4.50 per month lo lttform the board Its sew- lngs In tbe purchase of ap. charga for ua1ng ~-'to 10,0011 erage project Is 1ow •• ,.. prosimately 67 acres of loud gallona. ·· ° .. VOl XVII NO. 96 at ID the WORLD WASIDNGTON - ENROLL. nent for the ~oluntary medrcal rsurance port1on of the new oedlcare program will begrn ext week, officials sa1d today. The Social Security Adminis.·ation will hegin the massive Jnrollment process by mailing nformatlon kits and sign • up ~ards to persons over 65 who tre already on thrl Social Se;urity benefit rolls. . Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASIDNGTON - THE JUS. ;Ire Department, pressing its campaign to register Negroes ltnder the new voting rights law, today mea suits aimed at striking dnw" poll taxes In Ala· bama, Texas and Virginia. Department Iawver. planned to bring the suits In V; 8. district OOIIr ts In Monl~otnery , Ala., Austin; Tex., and Rich· mond, Va., under a provision of the new law directing tbe gov· ernment to test the constitutionality of tbe taxes. 1 · . MtiG) THEATRE Pomeroy l.r\erchants ! ,, ! G0\.0 S1 ft..tl SOCIAL CAl t'NDAR I GIVEAWAY Each Friday Night In Merchandise' 1 Certificates • • p.l ==""'""'""'""'""'""',! LET INGELS DO IT! EXPERT INST AU.A TION! ARMSTRONG'S Pomeroy and from Farm Bureau Board members and committee members. Gallipolis Business College 16 Locust 446-4367 iiiiiiii ALL-U-CAN-EAT! Linoleum .. . lnl1id Vinyl Friday Night Opening ' MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights All participating merchants wlll give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET with no purchalli necessary. Merchandise certificates are redeemable at any participating merchant. ASK FOR YOuR fREE TICKET NOW, Floor roverin.: for every kind of floor. Rest patterns Professional ioJtallation by us. or :io It yourself. C.alJ WY 2·2635 fm Cree esti· THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: mate. WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl Satisfacuoo Guilraoteed INGELS FURNITURE EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 1nd THURSDAY Pric. Includes Cole Slow, French FriH Bre1d and Coffu FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1nd SUNDAY $1.39 Crow's Steak House l'a-roy Comont ltoclc liar Oil CompMy Moloopotlton Moton Arnehl lroo. HNttne & Ptu11111ltie htnou1y Llr\d~rlt ltoro IINttnor o\~ COtnt!any Kapplt'olehl..llotiOn ~~ Dm,~l• Proncls Plorltf GIIOvor'sltvtllo C,.,..sT.W~& Anothilll' Simon'• Market ltlr:k't Ph1rm1cy K&C Jowtlry StoN 1on Frontdln St.,. AoMClotool Rodlo & TV Ntw York Clothing Hou,. Swtm.,r & Loh10 Drugo Chopllllft.C-doy lhoeo Mo'luortlo's"'"" lhop lluo lo GraY IHiturtnl W....,... lak' ll)op . MooN'• Sto,. l'amoroy Motor Comp111y Po11101roy Plower lltotp Korr & Von Zaf111! Motor Salol Par~~~~nll'nk&lavl~~toC.. • Cl""!r,Y, l~Aimvrant POMEROY, 0. llortloy & llftnott Shot SIO<t t,ssll'on .lowtln' ltoro Ao!d Star ,Promotion .. .· .. ' • . loll-'s LoutHtry Fv1101>Thoonp10n · Tractor hiM ....i.Jor Oil Co. ,.. Hoyt's lohlO ltotlon l;loW!tte-f•.. Dolry Vo1toy · linton's Plclc·A-I'olr Shoo ' St;t. K....., G & J .Auto Ports Co. , h•lntt & Lalli ·Ct. . Mo!on Dlocount Wamo~l•-& ~- · ~~~~ · Gro<t,:Y ....tr .ll)op' · .. :·,'Ciow'sllloll Hou,.. ••-II!Y " By T~ Pom.roy . . '•· ..... "• < Tht hltrlc Shop Gllrnoro's IIIPIIIY ltoro lupr.Run Mlllt I I .. ~' I enttne Vacatl'o n Tour 'd Of Fl p •t dd s e I redw:tlo~· ~ • Sh G. Brl'de-elect By Mrs. Dowell Farm Bureau'' 5 f ummer ven Is Announced J = The minor Darcup came -Approved Ordlnar IN ·a., when veteran councilman tbat reduces rates to :!i said, tbrougb ~eaaed ellleJeil. Wayne Gibbons balked at a 10 pori electric users aa cy. , ' per cent pemtlty charCe lor of 32 cents monthly U! ;;j - Approved I reso!Utloa atlfll. sewerage blli8 over 30 days dt> apnually, and Ofdinan' .= ~ 0 orizing Mayor Lee Smllb and linquent. He maintained it was reducing the eommer< ~" :E Clerk Grate to enter Into • oot needed. for electricity an av1 : f. e · agreement witb the Mel(l W& Council, however, alter bear- $1 monthly, but not 111 -;;::: ~ ' er Company to • · IIi lj'&ter lng evidenee otberwise, voted $5 annually. Both were :;: ~ fi · conaumptum records U I basil Mr. Gibbona down 5-1 when ill- ed by J . M. Welsh, llllj Ji:; 2 ' upon wbicb to estabUIIIt .ewerfOrmally polled. the Middleport branch o::; 0:: i age charges. OTHER BUSINESS Columbus and Soutber 1 -Approved • Gl'lliDinee p Council also acted in several Electrir Co. and its repros..: ing P<>lire ar aCI'I1Sll · the -board otber areas. Included were: taUve, Robert Sisinger. Thel (Continued on page J) . ,. ,, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TumorTakenfrom Near Boy's Spine William Sellers, 14 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellers, RD 1, Racine, underwent a major operation Monday at Children's hOspital in Columbus for removal of a tumor near his spine. The youth, a member of this year's Southern Pony League team and a Southern High school sophomore this fall, was hospitalized last week at Children's hospital after losing partial use of his legs . TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1965 FIVE CENTS Tourist Lures Needed Says Pomeroy Lawyer Money a Bit Better in Supply ~ow �,• ',i ,''.•' .. ; . 1\11 It 1ekes is B;r Tom Rail l ~~ .;; · Will Education Change? l ,. .JT WOULD appear from recent report. that progressive educ1tlon, which , • bas been the whipping boy of the conservatives in the field of education for a number of years is coming back iJJto its own. There is a ch~nce that it nught ~rPat changes .taking ~;~lace in our society, especially m the hgbt of the many programs that are concerned with the war ·o n poverty and other evidences of social change. The fundamental underlv· ing progressive education is that srhoois should teach respect for individual worth .. has been cri,icized for many years by the detractors of the br•ak from the tradiUonal concepli of educa· !IOD. An evidence of the renaissance of : r,rogressive education comes from 1 ormer president of an eastern College. He has asserted that educators who hoi!:! to contribute to the war on poverty wlll find themselves adopting many of the promises nt progressive education in spite of themselves. As with so many experimental Changet in education, 11 weU · u, i.a many olher fields tbere IJ alwavs a tendency to go too radical in one di· rection, and often times we find that the ' public, and those directly affected In the · Jield of education can not change as rapidly in their thinking as those who bring on the mnovahons The college official , adds that ·~t is only by the application .. of progressive methods to the problems of the culturally deprived and economic· ally disadvantaged that we can hope for any real solutions." What he IJ attempting to uy Is that the greatest problem in any educative process is to face the problem of the individual child. In our present maS! educaUonal program, as in everything else aboU) our lives in this modern world. it i• not an easy thing to be concerned with the individual Each passing day sees us become numbers, and to cope with the ·soiutmns ol human living we have to resort to the computer that spews out the answers to questions that are bein .~ ask· fci The whole idea of progressive education. and its concentration on the indiviriual seems almost a super human task. P•nple complain today in some quarters ahout the costs of education If prol!f••· would ~come a part of the PMI!l'am it would entail fXpendltures of m~nv times the amount now being PX- pended. A school today that can limit Its cla'<•es to 25 or 30 students considers itiielf lucky. To give each child an equal cbance to be educated up to its full ca. • pacity would require a burden that we doubt most taxpayers would be willing to go along with. Yet in spite of that prospect, we see some merit in Irvine to get at the basic abillty of children. and iD the long run it would be a means of fitting them into a pattern of life that they could live with, and become productive citizens Instead of misfit. in a world that they fail to comprehend. Some of the distortions of prol(ressive education is that it ia the introdurtion of besket weaving. demand feeding. bad IDelfin~. playin~ on a recorder. vouthful disobedience and general sloth .· A pr••· tnt day definition of this often time ron· demned educative process Is that it Is an educational philosophy that a•serts a he· lief in pro~ress. wtllin2ness to act boMIy. to experiment. and to make the worth of an idea depend on how It appear. in 1ctlon rather than ho~> it looks on pan''· or wheth•• H conform• with accepted doema -DCW Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY ICILGALLIEN IDorothy KllgaUen II .., •• cation. Her ,.est rolumnist today io concorl planiot J o h o Browning.) By Joll' llmnll•t The last thing I 01pected to be asked about on my return to th. U S. after Jl, weeks on toor In lbe Soviet Union ond Westem Europe as solmst with Tile Ctevellmd Orchestra, under George Szell, wu teen . agers -abroad. Sin<o two of the works I'd played ln U1e 18 cili~s we rovered had been Samuel Barber's Pulitzer Prize-winning First Piano Cow.erto iB loca1 premIeres everywbere. sod T h e Gershwin Pi.mo Concerto In F. I wouldn't have beeo ourprlsed at questions about reactions to AIIH!rican music abroad. Uttle as I like to seem to bo offering u authorlative, any conclusions bcisecl OD the super· ficial view of a performer 1a transit, here for what they're worth are my thoughts ot teenagers ond YOWII people iD general as J encounterf!d them in certain cities ill tht Soviet Un. too. Finland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, r'rance. Norway, Czechoslovakia, Austria, England and Holland. A Time Magazine report '"' the toor. from 1biHsi in tht Soviet Union, mentioned on avid group of young that girlo followed ~m about the clly and otormed lbe otap after tht coorert, cry1ng, "'John, Jolm .. oh John!" The si8nificance of thlo II 1101 that I had any particular Pied Piper effect on them. It is ralb· er lbat in the Soviet Unloll, due to circumstl.lleb which I will try to 01plaln, classical musle provides the outlet for youthful e!M!rgy and idol · worship which in our JOCiety l1 more ollen UBOCiateu with ,stan ol popular music and jazz. In tht United States 1 D d Western Europe teen-agers have an enormouo degree of peroonol froedom. They are relatively unchaperoned, they froqllflltly live away from their parents' home by lbe age of I? or t8, lnd they hive the dev aslaling combination of 1 good deal of spending money pluo 1 lot of leisure time. ThuJ they have 1 tremendous impact, collectively. on the AmericiJI ond European economies. They are the largest .....,rd buyero, and they influence faahioo greatly. In the Soviet Union, CII'Cillllatanceo prevent the teen-agero from havl"8 thll kiDd of influence. BI!CiuiO of lbe crucial houslnc shortage, almost DO one II allowed to live alooe. Evon after the teeHaer II married, be usually contbouel to live either wilb hl1 OWII Pll'ento or wi lh his bride'• family. Sin<o the economle level o1 tht Ruaalllll ia much lowe' than GUn, teen-agers simply don't bave that much money to spend. While Juz and popular music 11 not fr,owned ••pot by the l!ovlet pverlUllM~ nevertholea almoot of tht eulture diiHmlnlted by lbe rovernment ia serious lllaaturt. 'lbort 1r1 low, II aar "1 • \ .,,' Money Rail's Ramblings • 111\l ~~oness ,J) •· '•. Be llailg even become respectable as we sPe t night elubo u we know lbem, temporary fashion, and froquenlond discotheques just don't edst. ly pose 1 problem a1 an unruly The yOll"8 people have, to my element. knowledge, procUcaUy nowhere to go Is the evening 01cepl to . If there's a conclusloo to be ronetrl8, balle~ lbealre. Coo- reached by AmeriCIDI from ooquently, it is towards lbeot these admittedly superlldal obforms of entert.inment that ~orvations on world-wide teoDtheir enthuslclSms are directed. agedom. f guess it's the comforting one that we·re 1101 alone Great for us! 011 the whole, the great ma- in being ronfrooted by lbe Jli.. Jority of young people I met lenuna of the Teeoo. Variou1 and got to know in Russia wert phases ol It are found 1U over conservatory studenll ill their - tbe strange appruacb to fashteens and e~rly twenties, These Ion, lbe defiant uses to whlcb kids are wonderful. They wert lbe DOrmal growth of hair IJ put, warm, generous, and lacking the the personal approacb to the blaot ~uality some of us In the ,arts, the aU<lellc and frllllOtle West are •. kely to develop with styles iD dancing, 'tbe hostility, our more pampered lives They lbe fr iendllness - the whola dressed in the general neat-but- IICbmeer - we share ill probnot-glamorouo approach to ap- lems iD whole or part with olh· parel of the Sov iota. They an er countries. We'U doubUeu fascinated by Western clolheo, share ill lbe benefita from ill however, and several of them more creative, vital upecta and, told me they would live lbeir Iince M nation in recorded biatory hu yet been destroyed by tye-teoth for a pair of levis. A group ol them in Yerevao ils young people, It's blgbly like. 1ave me a aurprise farewell ly too, that we'll find a way to party that I won't soon forget. rope with ill DeJ•IIve lides. Musle wu supplied by two concert plaM students who turned oot to be masterly jazz artisls. too - one at the keyboard, the olhor plueking the plaM'I Btrlng •• though it were a bull fiddle. Tiley had a repertoire that ran from basic blu01 to progresolve lly Wayao G. JlraadltHI, M.D. jazz and rock ond roll. Thm! Q - I . . I Hoell&, 51 WIS dancing all evening - and In the last two years broWII I don't mean lbe Kaaotzky. opols have appeared m my The fundamentals of lbe Twill, bands and face. AIIO lltfle ooft, Frug, Walu:ti, Slop and Mashed flesh • colored moles. Are these Potato preaented no problems to skiD ehanps serious and what anyone, and as the evening wore IJ the best treatment. on lbey crested some variation• A - Ftat, 4ry, IOBletfmn o· their on that wert new to l<'aly, brown spots on the skill lllf. In persons who are pall 50 are Where do they get thlo ency- called senile keratoses. They ooclopedic lmowlqe of Amerl· cur mosly on he uposed ean pop music I asked, and lbey parta. Mool people aet them II said they bear it on Voice of lbey live long eDOUCh. They uoAmerican broadcasls - or was uaUy eause DO trouble ond reIt lladio Free Europe? Lay It to quire no treatment but they lbeir ovenrbelmtng hospitality ahould be watcbed for mallt~­ and oome 1plendid AnneniJD aant cba1110 - 1 tendency to cognac they were dispensing pi larger with a """""''" r d with legendary Russian lavtoh- base ond to form • crusted ul· neso, that I can't be 1ure on cer In the center. II you suopeel such 1 clwlce, see your lhio point. doctor and, if he llliDD II II From lbe Soviet we went to ctncerou&, he wW have it q.. West Europe - Helsinki, Stock· moved. TbiJ IJ the ulieol type bolm, Bergen, Oslo. Berlin, Ham of cancer to cure. burg, Parll, Vienna, lbe fll'and oort, lleah • colored mol• tour. I wu Ml partlcolarly • areTilealso barmlesa IIIII requlrt ware of teen-agers as an entity D< treatment unltsa lbey occur In tbeoe tGUntrios. To be sure, at lbe collar Uoe or jp 'WI!' one aees 1 certain amount of other locatioo where ihqi·aro leather • jacketet motor • cy· subjected to constant Irritation. cUita, 10111-llllired bearded Beata If lbey become Inflamed and In levis ' ll>lldlls and limllarly aore they cin eully be reclad long-ahired but unbearded moved. femaleo. But tn Europe generally leen·agers start workilli Q - M)' brelhr had · acuta urUer than here. So ill dress pancreaUtiJ ebOut 1 year aao. llld Uvlng habits, they become Since lben he bu bad •venl nlaUvely IDdlstlniUiabable bad spolia of p1in but wm not from aclulta. Tile unlvmtty llu- ... a doctor. After readlDc denta In Europe are almoat your column I think lk. mull without 01eept1on required to h..e cbnmlc (llllCI"eatitlt. lln't ,..., IUIII and tin. severe pain harmful to the lt'o In London lbat the more body? Can cbloolc ~rill eo~~~~plcuoua teen-agers a a d turn C&nfetOua? ·~ · yotllll people 11101t nearly apA - Pall II 1 pl'llnd•t proximated our crtr11 thaulb lbey mechanl1m - a wamlnc that co to far (Niter atnmes in · oomelllbW II wrooc .. A drtB8 lban here. 'l'beJ're an 1111111lie¥ed pain ond whatever appreclabt. econom1e forCI diseaoe IJ C&Uiial II e111 blwhen ~ <!Gmes to recordlnp, aa deed cause rspld ."NIDI" of lba lmdesirsblo lnftuenco In aome ol body. In Dllft7 (111'110118, liowt•· dill DlQN ,..._... - etbrGIIMt ....-~ ••• "".... DOlTOR SAYS u.,.. ........ New York World'a Fair II an extravaaanza of extremes. It is great, huge, ond wonderful. Produced by blllilllll of dol· laro, thousands oi persons, and as many btadacheo ill very aa· ture is realization of the tP"e&~ aess that II lbe U. S. Thill is Mt to UJ that other countries ond dUes could not stage II successfully Brusaels. Belgium and other cities have done admirable jobs in the pall - out tne combination of cily-state, nation, and bil corporstes working together has construeted a mirPcle of entertainment. Aside from pure entertalnn:ent, educational aspects of tne fair stand out as • beacon of d,•mocracy. Its light should shine into every American home • "Y 'ld s~ot•'' have 'he oppnrtuni · to lear · from it. Never t Aore ha! the history of the world •nd 1atlon been so dramatically ,.,...Ouced ond lbe future so well predicted. modern technology, architecture, and engineering stand out, offering 1 JDIIIllficent picture of what is aad iD many CJ~ses, what shall he. Thousanda of words have been wrlllln aboot lbe wonder - ond I could add a few thousond more. But space doeo not penni! so thes• quick commenta and dt~eriplions will hlft to ouffice: U. S. PAVIUON- This lllOdern green ond blue rectangular building with giant gushing fountaina and steps and escalatoro rising to elevated exhlbllioo halls, features lbe "Hall or Presidents." Priceless documents, paintings ond relico replcting every Prosldent's term have been brought together u~t­ der ose roof Ia a stunning dis· play. Only regret I had about vls· lting was a lack of time to view II properly. VATICA!l PAVILION - Cult" and a:-• 'stl B ct.s of reHgloo and lbe world are displayed here. Micbelongelo'a famouo ''Piela' is displayed ill an almoot reverent settiag and hi1 Cistlne Mcralo reproduced. Opportunity to see these alooe II worth aa odmissiOQ price to the free hibit. FORD'S "MAGIC SKYWAYS" - A Walt Disney creation iD bls typleal, exceptional slyle, the skyway featureo rides In Ford Convertibles through aa animated world, showing protp'essiM of life on thlo planet from dioosaur qes, to eave men, the present, ond beyond. II is 1 living educational OJ· perience lor YOlllli ond old • like. GENERAL MOTORS "FUT· URAMA'' - Persons 111 three abreaat in romfortable, near • ~linlnl chain and are taken on a ride lllrou8h lbe future In which man conquers everythlna from space to the scorehlnc desert to U!e under water. It highlighted lbe «>miDC of greater tecbnology than lbe world MW knows with, as tha tape-recorded commentator pre. dieted, 118 "oew beauty and new llre"'lh." I shuddered a bit, though, u I thought of thls fu. lure. If man Ia to cooquer al111011 everythlnc IIIII Hve to every known place from the polar ke cape to the tropical delerta, where will be nor find oolltude' GENERAL ELECJ'RIC "CA· ROUSEL" - AMther Dloney eruuon opo!Ughta clganlic theairel movlnc mecbealcally a. Ius. Beer penuade JGUr ' tl • • ' ' I J round ' seritl of animated modern pavilion IJ the traeiiJ . ocenes which depirJ lbo devel- of communcatlono. Rl<I~.Jn 1 opments In the harnessing of alngle seat complete wllb adIJ electrlcily from the IUI'II of the justable earphones, one century to the present Per- shoWD the cave man and hie haps the production ,overempha. wall painting•, drum and smoko sills use of electricity but It signaiJ, ond many more av• is still 1 good portrayal ol how nues of communication develop.. lifo hS! chllllfied wtthln tha lui ed throughout the ap,es, 7L yean. , There Is mueh more to· -BELL TELEPHONE - ApThe fair closes this fall. Don't pi'Gflrlate for this company's miss ttl ' i · HELEN HELP US! 1 - - by Helen Bottel--1 BATn.J>:,tx PRETI'V SHARP Dear Helen : Dear Helen: I laugh, then I ery, then 1 We Bol I battleu lw an of. laugh again! And then I hUlllo lice manager. I am a new sec- bly bow in prayer. I was prayretary and I never bad it 80 Ing lor my addres. to appear rougbt. The other Birls .., I maybe ln ONE paper ao our wW get liSe lo II, bat I dont tornado relief workers could get know. a few cloth scraps tor our Ru• Here's what the old soand so slaville qull~n3 project. CT he does ' if we are even 10 min. town wiped out by lbe Indiana late abe docks us lbat much tornado). Lo, r.ot just the adon oor eolleo break. U we doni dress but lbe whole bloomln' get back from coffee on time, letter - almost - •ppeared she raises Kain. We can't go coast to coast. out of lbe bullding except at People nave written, phoned lunchtime or on company busicome from near and far to bri"8 ness. If we mlssiiOU a word we send and plqe help. We have have to go look •t up In lba dlctlonery. She ~el8 real fOUiht had material sent u manila en. U our desks doni look gnod and elopes and ill cllflonS by parcel abe is very sarcastie. She woi1t post, bus, rail express and delet us smoke or chew gum at livered by truck and car. And atill they come! Every a.m. my our desks. She even tell! Ill what we husband geta lbe mall and backa ohouldnt wear. Tile place I our pickUp truck up to our front worked at before they were real porch, then calls, "Oh Bundleo, nlco to me before Jiey bad to Jet come here," and as I dash out tP"•bbing record book and pen, me go . What should 1ft do aboul an IBIIswer, "Coming, Santa." People now can me "Blabbermouth, old bat like her! - MAD U.S.A.," and, before you know Dear Mad: It, they're asking, "Isn't lbere I'd say this "'old bat" 11 some way we too can . belp1" really on lbe ball, and if you There is. With a whole town to don't want to slriq out - • be rebuilt, lbere's never an gain - you'd better atop how~ end to work. q "Foul" and fiaten to her. Last night u I sorted scrapa I counted 16 e.T1lfl In yoor ) told lbe ladles I felt like lba letter - and gave you lbe bene. woman who learned the magle fit of the doubt on three more! Tell me, have you ever ron- words that made lbe kltUe keep lldered marriage u a career? bubbling with atew. Never ft111 these words more llncerely -H. uttered: Thanks, and God Bless Dear Helen: You aU I Now "Blabbermouth I have an elderly nnele who U.s.A." must atop and get busy llveo alo!M!. near my brother and answering all your liCfap (pyl hll wife. Tbe poor old fellow fans.- MRS. FLORENCE MILwould live on TV dlnnen and LIGAN, Box tOI, Forest, Indiana frozen foods, so even If I Hve Dear Florence: In another town, I drive over And never was there a prothere almoll everly nJ&bl to ject more wortlurt I'm 80 •err take him a hot meal. My broth- glad !belle wos.Jerful peopl&or ooly villvilel blm to dinner my reaoers - are! (And eononee eery week or so. He llYI tP"alulatlonl to your hlllhlnd, "quick" foods ""n't burt him, Peul, who I'm told was recenUy boll teD my uncle <ill that over- named Indiana'o Volunteer Flrc>ulted frozen stuff IJ bound to Dl80 of lbe Year, I« hll work ..... bad effeciJ. n- trips during lbe tornado - 11110111 take lols of gas and effort, but other services.) - IL I'm glad to make lbem. We're Mt u weU off u 1117 brother ellber. ... independeat bor~~K~D qcntl belp dien11 wbea lbey bave aa aulomobile Kcidenl-accordilll lO a MW IW'VO}I by I •tk•aaUr k.nown, impartial ICMaRh orpu. THE DAILY SENnNEL izatioo. Far fewer OM :UIIDJ*DJ DIYOTIL YO INniQI Of> lalesmen do. When )'Oil •Ill& MIIG$ MAIOlO AliA car insurance ald. QOOIInuias, --·----- My brother and I are hls only relatl... and mJ uneleo baa quite 1 nell i!Q. Wllb all I do for hlm, I think be ahould leave me more. Do you think It would be right to ask blm abont bll wtu and point this out? - ......... ...... ......,. I. OW.. PULl I CIMIN• r......m llltfW personal Krvice. caJI us. we:re in~ lu..aQ • 1'be ObiO hl'-11 t'Uhltlbo . . COmPiftl LICI IIIIIMIMftte 4t Pft-. dependent IIIIUI'• ancc IIJtnta. ..,. w1a ldlwtal , _ ' " • 1111 ...... u aau. NIECE ......1. . . . . . . . ......?Uma.U -.. Dml't bother. I lmqlne your uncle a1reacly lmowo why you bring blm boiii&(!QOked mula, at great pei'IOIUll sacrfllce, elear from anotber town. - IL Yllll' llelplle,llpd Dltl lllwtlt - And 10 IIIey 1t11 .. • • .. , •• .................... Cl. . . . . . ~ ....... = .:::".:: .... a. ...... ....-when ...,._,.. , .... =.. .. _........ ................. Ill""" •.....• PlllJhk .,...., • Our Weekly ..................... ---- . . •ftli•Mt. ... ~ SPECIAL bro- th~r to lind out what 111 nan, C8Uilnf blo pailll. Tbtn Ia 110 •vidence that pancrealltll predlsJIOHI to c.~neer of till pan. YOUR CHOICE OF TWO cnu. Q- My dociGr 11y1 I bavt Mborrhu. Wbat treatment do yoo recommend! Will thlo make me bald! A- Dudnlt hao been called the poor men'• oeborrhu but call it what you like, It Ill d~ to an overactivlty of lbe oU aiiDCio ol lba skin. Sebou hele dennatiiiJ il found upecllllf oQ the cbell, face and scalp. Many people fur that II wUl lead to bakJIM!II (Which hu bean cal~ ad lbe poor DIID'I alopecWj but lbere is no evidence that 11\11 II lba caao. Tbtn IJ no cure but tht dltt!IH be kept under 0011lrol by wuhq lbe 101ip 2 ·o• 3 timeo • ..t wllh • dandruff r8lll0Ylng shampoo. A oew one that coatalal buachlaroplta cen be Clbtllntd without a preecrlpi!Gn. One often 'Ill Ia try several jlreparadc!Ds before ....,.._thti....U-. 61 CORVAIR MONZA COUPES All vinyl Interior, wblte sldewaU tires, 4 oo floor lrans., wlndlbleld washers, electrlt wipers llld radio. 12.95 5 lnv11tfgom The Ease Of Plumbing Made Pouible With Modern Day Pl•stics ·-GENOVA__, '· P.V.C. 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Police Travel is • Jul rt d Repoem y Middleport pollee traveled 3,· ¥ ~· eOnllaua~ll Cload Block• ScbOOI Bill trlbut!QD ol lht llllllltJ Jtl-h Passaae of the huge capital bUL Minstrelers to SalUte 'Era, DeanFINIID l\lt:IUII'd"· sGD.ClOS' Jr,,I'IPrine.. ~ ton, linedW$5.Va., an4 cOIII .IllDlabl11111 i.lkfd1e. ..- Ma..,. Lee 81111111'.• t)!lllrl accidents during July, accord· "'"· , •• tContlnued from page 1) lng to Chief Of Police Herb Gil· (Continued from page l) . on • atop lllgll viO'I"d' ...... pay increase of 10 per cent and key in his report to Middleport for this year's presentation are Terry Ivan street employ., one of eight Council Monday night. John Layne 'My Shining Hour·'' Lellll't, W. Va., ... per cent, the police being fa•· The report also showed 252.1 Roberta Kraueter "Can't bond on I speMIIDI . . . . ored because o! the extra bourg gallons of g., used, 86 meals Read Between the Lines.": WE.4TBER they serve without pay on hoi· served, parkmg meters netted Alice Nease, "When !he Lights idays and at other special ev· 1781 and meter fmes $7ll. eight Go On Again;" and Peggy ents. Swimming pool employ· Juvemles apprehended, 21 traf· B "S 1 gl Sta ,. Clearing aad eooler IODI&Itt• es' pay remained the same·' fie, twohshooting fireworks and Rohwedrs. B wl knl ng r. low In 50s. Sllllll)' au4 eeo!Weio 1 OWl ld · · on a r c es. a1~ •8 ren· . 1 111 the mayor's secretary was one eac or · o !me, JUve- d 1 h nesday. r8l'sed from $150 monthly to nile1 courtdand insecure load ar· daancengra n a I_ _;..:...------"""· · routalm ne two theaplplear a t.er num~ baa 00111pleted bls Air I\'GrCO Basil! tralnlttJ at rilht ~~ __ .... . ~cted; 1 AlrtDU Tltlrd Clall Devld L the subsidy bill, apparently cratic bloc in the Senate aot co!lCilr In lite Senile amend- the Ohio Slate Unlverslty lthat the legislature bad no let.lltl, Mr. aid Mn: was to try behind tl10 veteran Allen County ments ..PIIS.SB came jUII alter branch at Lima, saying that to change the anocatlons. 101 ~ ~ COLUMBUS UP!) - Thtlagain today to put the final Republican. midnight after two hours ol "I have always been interested "By adopting this amend- IIJIPI'09IU"" ·11111 Wt. lht 1 Ohio senate early today gave touches on Its report and get the It was the end of a bitter debate. in aU branches." ment," bl aald, ''you · are de- aclloOI btU deai'\J. q tlie in to the will of Son. Roas blil to the floor in the final push battle that saw l'epple 1rade CUet Fdllll'e Need Majority Leader Theodore straying the faith of the people de to aiijwtmrnl#; IIIII nmt Pepple R-Llrna, approved his for adjournment. charges a.nd counler-eharles Pepple delivered an eloquent M. Gray, &-Piqua, accueed of Ohio." obserYfl'l filii l1r!!J · be amendmente to the 1279 miUion Pepple's amendment, which for a week with his own leaders plea for hlo smendment, claim- Pepple and the Democrats of Gray last week cleared up II .a& todlf then capital improvement• bill and took $4.5 milliOn from the Ohto in the Senate end with the lng that the money for branch faith with the eleo- pie that be stood to igM his certailll)' by Wldr•h7• . left the school subsidy bill as Historical Society and county Republican administration of and community collegos "is !orate." He said the voters had seniority and his chairmanship ..... ....- to ·II< the last major obstacle to the airports and added it to branch Gov. James A. Rhodes. neces•ary for the future of approved the t2110 milliOn band of the Finance Committee by The o...- end of the lO&Ih General Assem· and community colleges, Tlte bill Itself passed, 32.0, as Ohio's youth." · Issue In May on the basts of a insisting on hit runendment, but lltN>t Speak« It bly. squeaked through by a l7-15 and went back to the He denied charges tbat he opedfic dollar breakdown oiler- apparently the argument ftD on DeGraff, who hal "brea~lng • ~ 140 mlles and investigated nine ~:.:~ 2; y~u Bombers Bark South's Troops In New Push on.~ lomlters PI Sent 1·24 eo\ SAIGON tUPI) - An armor· <I column of South Vietnamese rotlfiS, backed by bambing and :lrafing U. S. planes, today nched toward the beselged \merican Special Forces camp •t Due Co against light but teady" Communist resistance. A military spokesman said at east 219 Viet Cong guerrillas ~ave been killed and six others :aptured thus far in the drive o break the Communist siege •f the camp west of Plelku in he central highlands. There are 13 Amirlcan advislrs at the camp five miles 'rom the C&rnbodlan border 1nd the last IOVernmenl foothold in the Le Thanh dislrict. rbe camp II tbe sole obstacle to completl! Communist doml· oatlon of atrate8Jc Highway 19. tJ611, and extr. pollee from res s rna e. ,1.31 an hour to $1.45 an hour. Temporary cler~cal help w111 be paid $1 per hour. 'The raises were made retroactive to July 1. Councilman Gene Harrts preaented the pay hike ordln?nce. - Accepted the mayor s re0 port o£ $905 50 for July, which mc\uded $224_ m mercha_nt wa~hmal~ services now provld: ~bl Yth ~·· and has made pos HoUSI•Dg BI'}} Js Signed by preSJdent I ber. Susan Ohlinger will sing "Waiting For the Train to Come In " Rounding out the first hall of this year·s show wiH be ! •Sentimental.lourney" by a trial1 1 of Bob Crow James Mees and Lisle, and •· duet, "I'll B u y 1 I , That Dream," by Zerkle and . WASHINGTON (UPll- Pr"'· IFaye Roush. A. patriotic finale 1dent Johnson Signed ine 17 bil· Will close the f1rsl half 1 si e ode ntcrea!le m P8 Y to po- lion housing bill into law today, I Veteran emree Joe Struble l ce aR .s reet · wIll bt' ·m charge of mtro · ducmg · d emp 't 1oyes. r nd . th us Iaunc h'mg a controversial - ~v~ewe 1s po Icy. ~ new subsidy plan to help some the 18 - act second half while emfhaSI~ed that no P~~~~~g of the nation's needy with their Eric Chambers w11i make nis meers. or any cause, s a e rent. inltal appearance as an em· hooded : t"sers The Chic! Executive signed cee with the group in the £1rst pahyllmg cends a. uwtn ~ ' the measure at ceremonies half. John Anderson is show w ke elngage m hemporary the White House Rose Garden. \ wor a o~g streets w ere metIn addition to thr- rent sub- \i ers are mstalled. . sldy plan, the new law also - Approved the appomtrnenlj expanded all current housing by Tann... l programs and, .ua one lnltance, hill the to mayor th R of Chester r pr~va~ a~t~~ 1 I' 1 1 ·' TRY I KING EDWARD" ta~c~co~m~p~a~ni~st:.O.--=--==_;.=~·-:''':··~··~lt~tgo~II~S~ol~llng~C~Ifo~r;, 1 1~1 ~~~~r:~~~n ~:~:d~ BOAl!D FOR CRUISE - The Chaperon, an excursion steamer, pulled up to the Pomeroy landing this morning to take on board 600 Ohio Soil and Water Conser· vation. supervisors who are on a tour of Meigs county today. The Chaper· on IS m Galltpohs tillS afternoon, due to return to Pomeroy followmg the dmner hour tonigh' -- - - de~artare sion to provided for • new when Charles White in federally added public housthe term expiring Dec. 31. Attending were all council· U a proviSIOn of fund•or would 1 men, Mr•.G'bbo ~ 11 • Mr. Zer kl e, vtdcd to rent lease be Mr. HarriS, Ctiflord public housing units. It has Roger Morgan, and George been the practice to build new Baker, the mayor•. Clerk Grate, public housing units. The effect ! and one viSitor, RIChard . 1 0 f th VINEYARD HAVEN, MaSI. ean. about a quarter of a mile away. of the Ohio Valle e new aw would he ' 1 1 WASHINGTON \UP!) - The 12·year-old third Goldfal'o realizing t hal The accident happened some co., represen . . TJower scatterh public housmg •nl Job · (UPI)-Presl· ed to • · • th . 1 0 A mg < nllllll SliD 1n 1aw mate aboard Frank Smatra's Grimes could not sw1111, hand- 400 yards from shore. cl 1 roug ou a commumty, dMonday a bill putting lbe nB· chartered lu.,ury liner apparent- ed him the only ll£e jacket in The two girls, identified as 1a er than !1J concenlrate them · lions 14,000 postmasten on a ly drowned early todav after the dingy. The four then tried Cheryl Novin of the University e :Ot ug., 1 f one spot as IS now the rule. 1 1 five-day week. heroically handing a life to make their way to the yacht, of Nebraska and Margaret er or. a At aame time, the Chief jacket to a non . swimming Whlttcman of Fort Laud<!l'dale, C Executive needled conareosmen crewmember when an 8 • foot Fla., swam to the Southern a e ac .!es. at the silnlnll cerelllOilies about dingy capsized. Two girls swam Breeze and were hauled to saf.. a j!IY railo bill under consider· to safely. ty. General Rospilal alion by the House which would , . Crewmen a!Joard the yacht Admls11o11i - Cush Johnson, give federal civilian workers a ' The Con<l Guard sa id Robert launched a boat and found Middleport. U per cent boost. This is twice ' Goldlarb ol New Rochelle, N. ; Grimes around '" the ' Discharges- Clara the inl'fease recommended by Y., was los! at sea andpreoum· l •choppy ocean. There was no :Pomcroy: Garnet Pott.s, Syra· & the administration. ably drowned. A massive alf . !trace of Goldfarb or the dingy. cuse; Margaret S!ark, Dlstri~t Postmasters Go on Shorter '"g,: , · ~' ~easure, 0 • • • Mate off Sinatra's Yacht Drowns at Sea Working Week ~hour, ~ sP£ClAL FRIDAY AUGUST 13 SATURDAY AUGUST 14 , ~ash 1~ A '~b·~ ove~ ;nna~. ~r btn~sef f~r p l F' atfO IDeS Set ReCOfd •In Collecti'onS AI an "employer." Johnson sea search was ordered for Gold· said pointedly, he hoped ho !arb and the dingy. would not become the "chief Authorities said Goldfarb and wrecker of the wage·price non- James 0. Gnmes of Ireland, 8 Inflationary luidellnes" of 3.2 1steward aboard the 1118 • foot per eont. \yacht Southern Breeze, and two 2l·year·old coflee shop waltre"" ses took a dingy from the Vineclub abaut I' yard .~ Haben yacht d tarted ·ng ·aLUE . ,2~~wa~·~in~~a·s I!I! P Dow ., 0 Highway patrol fines collect· ed throughout the state In liscal 1965 set a new record of $3,618,015. according to a com· pilatlon of reports by State Auditor Chester W. Goble. Of the total collections for . closed, the state the year JUSt :~~~ed ° Mel&~ bouncin~ Ohli n~er,' "COLEMAN" AIR CONDITIONING SALES SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE roy. Veterans Memorial Hotpllal H~rotd Chase Mar. Admissions Edna Parsons, TEEN MARRIAGES UP Racine; Louise Spires, New Ha· L?NDON (UP!) The regl"' ven: Mae Day, Coolville: Eve· trars officer reported Morlday ', I lyn Moore, Syracuse; Ellsworth a nine per cent increase in the Loculi 51. Mldd!.,orl Staats, New Haven : Geraldine number of teen-age Phon• WY 2-2511 Gerlach, Letart W. Va.; Lucille . ' : V~rgd . . Ha- Garten, Middleport GROVER'S STUDIO 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. las~l~y~ear~~co~m~p~ar~ed~to;;'1962~.-::::.J,==....,=="""===B.===""'""":::='::="=::::=::o::::=::!'~ :~·;,:.~:~~':"~~~~li~b~:e:t syacht row! 45 per cent. of .1.628.· \ The one-foot waves apparent· . . . Middleport; Edith Barton, Porn· ly swamped the weighted down Other statiStics diSclosed that e 0 I dingy, causing it to capsize. ' during 1965 fiscal year, liquor r Jl~charges - Mona Mclnthrowing the four Into lhe oc- [ fines totaled $82,282.90, for a lyre Middleport. Evelyn Moore --, - -- decline 648.92 from the Syracuse; ' . of $14 'Of Paul • Nease, Pome-' previOUS year. these eo11ec· roy . Dorothy Peyton Barberslions, the state received hall, vill•e, w. Va.,. Mrs. ' Ernest or $41,14145 · · Ward and daughter, Rutland; For the year. the courts In Mrs. Harold Fetty and son, Meigs county turned o~er to Langsville · Helen Quivey Pornthe stale $1,992.58 as 1ts 45 r ' ' • per cent share of highway pat· • oy. rol Ones, and $1Z.5 as the state's 50 per cent share of liquor SQUAD CALLED ATHENS tUP)) - A wave of fines. The Pomeroy emergency anger and bitterness against Gallla County turned over to squad was 111mmoned at 9.20 Defe•der Kllll Constantine deepened the the State $1o.oat. 83 as its 45 per am. today to Welchtown hill in Greek polltical crlslo today. cent share of Highway Patrol Minersville for Mrs. Rolland Former Deputy Premier Ste- fines and no llquor fines. Wolfe who was translerred to phes Stefanopoulos was expect· a Ewing ambutance end taken to Holzer hospital with a posBI· aome or Farm ed to Inform the monarch thai he would not attempt to form NOW YOU KNOW ble heart condltion. Pl'f CIOIT lUll a new government, as the king Tbe pelroletlm lnclllotry, with J,IL£ bad requested. abonl $116,700 Invested for eaeb GRIDDERS TO MEET For the UrBI limt In the ol it• production workers, far Pr 1· Eastern Hi•h ·· · · t .,., tr IIMI apt alilll-""'"' 111011•~ cri91!, we• aga1ns outr1..1 ol cr manuflctnr· achool football players are "to 11 1lid011 llllilllf __.plllll)do oConstanllne and Queen Mother btl eAitipilleS In the amonnl meet wednesday, August 11, at t•ll., ws1 Frederika were beard Monday of cuual taveated per worker, 7 at Eastern lligh school. 11 , OUit1 a11,jilliiM 11111 night during a demonstration accordlnll to lbe N!lllonll J• has been called by • • I 11 I V .... II by 10,000 chanting, shouling cllUirfll Confereltee Bolrd. Grid Coach Dick Martin. "" Athenllllll. ·'-~ ' lltp I It rhythmiC caddtee the detn: FRI!IGR'I'ER HELD .......... atralioDI ~ereamed, "Con· NAPLES, Italy .UP() - The .· 1lallllne if you go ahead, the ll!riet freiPter Dlchevsk alet f . WILL DRJWNG· way ;,ou are you will lose your legedly carrying 8 load of ws g rans I or I• C: ' I Ill ltPd: to cuba, was beld here Mon· uA rv"' 1111Ill I 1111 I Slloutl ol Down with · the day after the captain refused ll'!lar Nllhllll DiWII '' · Cllrmln woman" - a rererenee to ·1111" port authorities abaard boo to 1 D: l 16MII!IIillltP" Ill tile queen JIIQt.ltel'-aiJo rose to seal the sbip's bold. wo:da _____...,...,;.....illfnm .llullbrodl· . PI Sent oil clearly. will ~ oman your answer. then An tb!J extremely hearlnl ald Ullni a tin)' en,.. ..,.,. ov ""u ailed lUIII, ectid PT· PLEASANT - Five COli' tiy a man w . . hardf of hearilll · " or pte, have made •ppllcaUons for over 10 years. With biJ new marriage llce11600 In the ollie• ald. even .wbll~ra an crystal of the coun . ty clerk. App]Jing elear. II Ia 1111· rested II youmterested write HEARING, 32 WeN Jamet Eother Stacker, 33, E. 9th 81. Jf,rie, Pa. You wnl Columbus, Ohio, IIJitl Heater re<tlve i;;b ·lnformaUon at DO Reae, ~. Coltlmbul· Harold cost or o'blliatton wbltsoever. , .., .... J I Greece Swept Bv Bitterness At Constantine ..... .s••usiblt ru-. tor I i1 ' ~~ ~1d •* • SEMI-ANNUAL 7 ~anh ,...ed~ e.at-- -~ ~'::;eetlng ·-~· =:- Deaf Man Perfects Mid T I Ing Aid 1 ..~ ~:;t·~~kt ~t':! '' •• · THURSDAY'S DAILY SENTINEL t' .-. .·. .. .... ::t'· ,.·, ' .. >t'·l J . I bu;;N , P•*• 116, ,fl. Paullll, .' ,. ··~ ••F ,., """"' ,. -114f, '~ehel , . - ll•r•lc>• .,~ertri#J r•.-g<~ lro,. tlu11•• - - •r••tle. . _ , 14- pttr .. ~aU lic tq~plio"H J.-ler. A,.,_SSfUior • A.M. C. • FrigiduiN • ) Geneml Eleetrir • Gibson • Botpolat • J{e,iaater • J{enmore • N;,t1JI • TappGI' • .BCA IVItirlpool ~· W'estinglelrle · \.v;Hl;;;b - "'";; · , , , · rll. 1 ) ' .I ��\ ' ' . • 15 • Homecommg Well Attended At Soulsby Home t 76 Attend Annual Davis Family . . Reunion at Lake. Alma F~rstnell GallipolisAugust clinic. :oma a Hlgb"''"'' '" Mainlypi About ·~J~!!!r_~Se~ntln~el, Pomeroy·~lddleport, o., Aug. to• t965 ••=• Tile Middleport SdloOI -\round And I c . I obeerteaden .... ,po~~.ormg • Peo e n Seventy sl.l persons auend- Present were Miss u Workshop is Held Recent y nunmag. oale, Solorday, ADJ· About p oy ..t the annual Davis reunion Lyons, Mrs. All"" M. gr•n:G d Cl b II bt the bal\diBJ ronner- • MI'dd/ eporf Those wllo attended the home Gmer held at Lak• Alma on Augu~ I. Mr. and Mrs. Everett rnn • Chester Church by ar en u allly oecapled ay the A • p I ana ......uy visited the B' erstaft dau· Tbe blessing was asked by Mr. and Mrs. Mu Davis, -:: ........ Chester Garden club by Mrs. Date Kautz. "Now Is •lore. Friday eveatag, Agalll Mn. George Iloollllle and :::.'ISof Mrs. E. J. Soulsby gbMrs. ~~;r Jg BOn, Randy Ralp~ Hunt~ a basket' dinner ry an~ Joyce, Moddfe:'l, Pai IIIIIUII workahop the time to," was !iven by Mrs. 13, !bey will ban :'t,.d";"'',.~ chlldren, Connie and Steve, of and daughter, GleMa, in Syra- ..:."irie:C.. John Waggner of was. enjoyed. ted th and Mrs• ~n K~:l;le YTracy, Chester Robert Wood. . the city park wlth ay Remarks were Jllves by Mrs. In charge of the music. Charles Lewis, regJUnal """"''_" _ who explained plans an - • • arra•••ments lor th• rair flower show. A musical contest conducted by Berea, are here for a two weeks visit with her Jlllrents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kolghl d~rec~ <Onduct~ ~ o~n shor~ ~olSOn, K.ni~ht Meo~s We~r Reumon b f.-~itta ·i ~~ie ilieir ~II~ Lawren~ r:,u~c~u~ocia• T~'ifsE ~=~D~ar~e~n~,~Pa~m~e~la~'~l'i~ffi~n~~ e Mtcba~ ~~~en, ~homa; po~;. Crou~ ~".:'rl 8 M T b em ch ester Club d f R~thard Lance!o~d ~~dney Eur~est Jo~·ce, cha~ge an~, I . f Church will be Redecorated Pl~ns ~~:r~nterior th~ wt~".:' :~neral ~r Mete~ ~ ~"Y . ~m~n erv~ Chllder~. M~an ·~a~h. ~rs. .d'~ ~ln'ersville. repamtl~g "~l~d~n :e~~i ~·::t~r- ~b. i::: ~ :.r.. e~r .,, ' .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1965 ~~~ ~ ------- lconservat1on uccess e I lu the WORLD Applaud.Area WASHINGTON IUPil - Wllh an .,. lo Pelon! Johnoon's pions of continuing to sftn rMlot at epproprlole loatlons, Rop. Pllll' H. B. F~ Mn, R-N. J., hH offered tM following tongu.-1•uttHiions lor pending bills: ~.J... . . Fenn biii-"One of lhooe Billie Sol lhHi gr•in lfor•a• bins.~· Air Pollution Control-"Rush hour on !he 1M Angelaa f..-ey." Minimum wqolncroo-''Thl- ....,.., ~ lng of the Nationol "'-iotlon of MlnufH!uron. Right-to-work rapeei-At the Ctpitol Hill monument to Son. Robart A. Ttft, -uthor of the Tift. Hertley low. Frolinghuysan su911aatecl blclrfrouncl sic of "'I Surrender, Dur.u J!ll!t '"'w' Domination By Whites Nearing end duet~[,. :ebel4th~':J N:~:':uma ~"· lhe~r L"lke the Sm"lths, enttne •' -~ ~ po':, Mr~. D~~ ~~~:~1. .. . -.,~. . ~arlin: po~uckei'~!~ia:::; Su~da~ dt~': ~ SOClAJ CAl (;' NDAR The 'One Bank 5mit• h apprec.•late the ExtraS. instea~ . lli ,,._' • ..=o~~ w- ' . Sharon·~~~ Susi~ Mlcha~ ~d ~:~d ~=pt:,t' ;~rsday 1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~dd :nd Susa~ Ke~i ;~:~ - --- Tblntera~e OJ Tu Jl.tp.Muon .4reo 1,~~ -----:--::--:::'!:::.·':' ' VOl XVII NO. 97 ----------------------------------------------------------~::=-~::~--~--------------------------------------- ~~; '" "~ ~ FIVE CEN'II ~ have~gery First SpeCial Smg-Spuaflon ld b Ch h He y urc • . . ...... ... Detloted To - ~e ~ De~ ~h Bur~~H Mr~. J~ary e~~~· .f. ........ ~ " an~ian and,::::•~ !?~~ t"~ ~ ~er P:· • Gra~m, :;'cA.;~. On~- Gard dB~:: ;~nero. o~; ~ .Mr~. . MEIGS THlATRE Ro~r ~ Vo~ ~~d ~evin :~nded a~d ~:!~:~=-=-; ~ ~r; Gifts werr pr.,.n 1o eldest, Verna Davis, Rutland, the youngest, baby byA. Davis, South Bend. Ind. I a Michael's mother, Mrs. Pholllp ~~~also sever~l silo~: :.~:::--Linda .!J' Is Attended Y 64 p bel~ ,?.,:~rl cuse were Mr and Mrs. R.. L uls Mo. arrived Friday Soulsby ol Pittsburg, Calif.; St. Lo I 'th her mother grandchildren. Sherri and : . a ';:.,ith. , Dirk San Jose. Calif; Mr. and . Richard Rupe Mrs 'E J Soalsby and daughtd and Lori ~ and Perry. " " KenPomeroy : Mr and M dRod . B I R'd neth Davis and ue I enour, ney, Mrs. Verna av . McKnight, Mr .. and Mrs session. w JC' have returned from a vacation Joan Mr and Mrs Thom- a a ' vacation at Davis died in May and bts Davis and David, Mr. an_ . club <Ollect in trip over the Skyline Drive :·Soalsby ,.;.. Ebbie, Mr. and rtf'': c ) grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Har- Clyde Davis, Janet and Jim;'! oy tht ver:> t' o ltltMrs. Howard and Mrs. through the Blue Ridge and . Mrs. Jerry SOUisby and Jerry, eand 'MJ-8. Eve;..tt Dalley old Davis, Addison, are taring Rutland: Mr. and Mrsrle DoRoy Miller was won by Mrs etSOn$ Smoky Mountains. of Clevelund, Mr and Mrs. R. returned home Sunday. after a for himl ; the ones who came Hill, Mr. OJnd Mrs. WoMr; RoDonald Mora and Mrs Jack Sixty. four attended the We- I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins left L. Soulsb) and daughter of viait in Pekin, Dl. with his bro- the farthest, Mr. and vis, Dexter; Mr. Glen, Robson. her Reumon Sunday at the Rock ISunday fol their home in And- Titusville, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Ralph Hunt, Aur?ra· bert DAvis,. LmdaMr and Mrs. r.:. 1fONIIGIIT & WEDNESDAY Followmg the meeting, a Sprmgs la~rgrounds. erson Ind. after vtsiting tor Lewis Soulsby and LewiS, Jr .• Mrs William Dalley. They ac- Mrs. Evelyn White, w Rita and c_mdyM . d Ml'l I!' workshop was with mem- The 86th birthday of P. A. day; with his uncle and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClung com. nied Howard Dailey and won a prize. d Merle DaVJs, r. Lon "THE RACERS" bers working in paors in the tAugusli Weber was observed. aunt Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones, of St. Albans, W. Va., Mr. and and Gene Kauff, who Games were played. 8n Bryan DaviS and au':rt f _ltlrk Douglas, Gilbert Roland v.rious classes ,f the flower The large birthday cake woth S. Tiurd-av. Mrs. Kelln Kirby, Sue and the air show in Rock- priZes awarded to !he vllle; Mr. and Mr;- I "sjostrand II after which Mrs. LewiS Happv Birthday Dad was bak- Miss Mabel Hysell Is under Barry Van, W. Va , Mr. and f d Ill Mrs. Kenneth Davis an ames Mr. and Mrs. ar D . AaPARADE OF CDMEPY' II •nd \Irs Robson com .. cnled no ed decorated by hiS dough- the care of her physician at Mrs. Robert Massey, Robert Mrs. Gene DeWees Davis were in charge. be h ld and Mr. and Mrs. Mavts.Em· at then the arrangements. ter, Bnrbara Sargent. her home for a !aug infectwn. and Mitchell of Ragland, W. and David and Karen of Colum- The. t966 reuniOninw!U st 'at rora, Ill.; Mr. Mr Dunng the social hour, hors Atleoding were Mr. and Mrs. Pic. Roger Dean Fink has Va .. Mr. and Mrs. bus were weekend guests ol her the hrst Sund: =Holt- met ld Davis .Adell· open face 1d- Summers Haught and Kathy of received bis discharge from Soulsby, Mr. and Mrs. arenls Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake Alma '· d Mr Em- and Mrs. aro Davis Lexingl il'llur.-•r• 7 Aug. 12-13 I,neuvres 'es decorRied rookoes and Cuyahoga Fall•. Mr. and Mrs. the U S. Army at Ft. Knox, Morley and children, Mr. anhd and relatives in Middle- er " preSident an I s. Mrs son; James E. nd M , Walter ''1HI TH DAWN" •K· ' ch were served in the Wilbur Weber and Sandra, Meand is residing at New Mrs.GeneSpeckmananddaug • melt Graham, secre ary. ·ton, Ky.; Mr a rs. 'te With William Holden room to 2c mem- Kees Rocks, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. w Va., with his wife, ters, Mrs. Carol Robinson and and Mrs. Dana Turner Bruce DSYis White, Mrs E:..,.: and Susannah Vork be 1 nd fi;e gue>ts, Mrs. Lew- Norman Weber. Keoth and Voda the former Georgianne Jeflers. Rusty Mr and Mrs. W. A. nd son Jerry Gene of Ches- DaVIS Will be In g I II Chesapeake, W. I .. . M r tTechnicolorJ Mrs Robson Mrs Marv Ann, Long Bottom; Mrs. Dons He has completed a two-year of Columbus, Mr. and Mr 'and Mrs. Dale Kester- games next. year. Ad ge ;• Williamson Char Ki!ll. 10 and •FOR WHO .•, Heines, Mrs. KerOP Ogdlyn Koenig and Ric';ie. Tuppers assignment with one year spent Mrs William Crouse. Jr.M of ,.,; and Mrs Ben Buck spent card was ::s to Mr •.:;. Mrs: THINK YOUNG" Miss Ailee Smith. Hastes~ Plams; Mr. and Mrs. George in Korea Memphia. Tenn.: Mr. and rs. da at Wilmington wllh Mr. Rober I ' w o e Pam an n, . mbus· were Ean Dean. Mrs. Sargent, Chester; Mr: and Mrs. Mr. an·d Mrs. Ike Wilt and W r.. Soulsby of Bay City,l YKesterson. They toured Aug. 2, at th Clellle Stansbury,vil Ga: Drl" Kaul"', Mrs Pearl Kob.. lloyd Koemg, Melvm, Marlon sons, Pat . Chris, and Gregory, Mich.; Mr How~rd Soulsby of the Air Force base where Mr. ' Mr. and Mrs. ~r Gordon 'Long Ientz and Mrs. Willis Frost and Marie, Mr and Mrs of Columbus, spent the week Ne Philadelphia; Mr. and IKesterson " employed and in ry, Davis 'nann, The September meeting will aid Koenig, Mr. Donald Haw ' end with her Jlllrenls, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Soulsby of DenDI· the alternOM, attended the sail • • • Bottom: Pho '\s Davis bt held at the home of Mrs. Nanatte. Cheryl Ann aoo Mrs Adolph Saelens and son, son; Mr. and Mrs. boat races on Lake Cowan. and . Jane M: ·tonleht ttnu Wtdnead•r Carl Kautz witll Mrs. Reid ela Hawk, all of Mansfte~d; . Uenms. Soulsby and Mrs. Dorothy Sou s- Cind and Charms Buck reS;ooth. Ben . .' Davis Rad· ' ELVIS PRESLEY in "uung as co-hostess. and Mrs. Leonao·d Koemg ~r., Mrs. Paul Bonnell and child- by of Dover; Mr and . Mrsf turnedyto their home, New LexCottrill ~ndMLeo":.urroel 'Pain~ "GIRL HAPPY" Mrs Floyd Weber. ~rs. E.,. reo Debbie Paula and Davod, Charles G!bbs and famtly o . ton Saturday after a week 's . . tlo " cliff. an rs. I (Techmcolor ~ labelh Biddle, Frances Case. ret~rned to' their home in CoDecatur. Ill. ; Mr. and Mrs. ~~it :,.ith their grandmother, A special "song-spor~e nrt er, Wellston. Presley, Mary Ann Moens oure Mrs. Dorothy Smalley, Mr. Iambus Sasday following week James Soulsby. Susan, Pat and Mrs Ben Buck. was held at the e:.---Sbelley FabarPs, Harold and Mrs. James Farnsworth, th her mother Mr and Mrs. Jimmy and Mrs. rlanche Gibbs ~ nd Mrs Clarence AnChurch of Chnst Sun Y k . ATIEND FUNERAL "'!! :~ 110 n~:. G&ry Crosby. Joby ,., Noel y erS 0 and Becky, all ol Long Downing. They also of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs Sam- drew; and Raymond ing with Mrs. Donald lloc s on Several members ol the MltlC•n•nava&, 3 $fOot" IBottom; Mr .. and Mrs g;:n YISIIed in Gallipolis With Mrs. uel Gibbs, Jr., Conme and and Clyde Andrews of Pome- charge. . I dleport Church of Christ were : 75c s 40c. Wiliams, David. Debbie, o- Dowmng's mother, Mrs. Bovie. in. Rutlsnd and Mrs BI and Mrs. Jennings Way- These speCJBI muslca even- . Wellston Sunday to attend A lour of members' gardens ! na. Mrs. Ralph Keller , Mr Bonnell came for his lam- Nease and family of Racme. and Terry of Middleport, ing programs have been planj services for Miss Etta THURSDAY, Aug. 12 was enjoyed Sunday afternoon ! Weber and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Jly Sunday. nt Sunday in Huntington, WI' ned for one Sunday evening ou G kill who died in ZanesvtUe by the Chester Garden club and ' Frank . Pomeroy Star Route; Mr and Mrs. willard Miller ~ of the month when the evening : eek Those going were NOT OPEN guests, Mrs Jack Robson and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, and daughter Lorraine of OrrnfefiOr 0 and Mrs Richard Van will be given over to humn 1 Reynolds. Mrs. Minand SATURDAY Mrs. Nora Brown. Lmda Bruce Allen ville spent weekend with of Beverly were Sunday singing of the Mrs. David 13-14 Mrs. Willis Frost was m Leonard; Mrs. Roger Gaul an his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. luncheon guesls of Mrs. Susie service. Favonte bymns e Darst Sr Mrs. William ReyCROSS of arrangements for Roger II and Clayton SharliDoyle Miller, who are at the Fischer. In the afternoon they coogregation are sung and openolds.' Mi;s Frances Roush, MERSEY" tbe Paremaker!l. club project and lnvoted ger, Chester; Mr and Mrs. home of their daughter, Mr. made for redee- and Mrs Fischer visited Mrs clal numbers giVen. Mr William Bradford, Miss :• .;~;i. Juli~ Samuel group lo her home for Elza Osborne and Mr. and Mrs and Mrs Carl Roach and of I he Charles .McNamee of Middle· Presenling special vocal num· Mifdred Hawley and Mrs. Os;;-F'ourmo;;t.J1mmy S<Jville and snacks. Rodney Gaul. Athens; Mrs. family Their son, Mr. and Mrs. oratl g the One Won One rt and were dinner guests ol bers Sunday evening were car Roush 'till PLEASURE SEEKERS' I Calls were made at the Eddie Murphy and Pamela SUe, Jack Miller and family of Cochurch Pomeroy First Mae Reotmire ol New Thomas Kelly, Frank -· -- (Ti>chntconrl Marg;,ret , Tom Fntncl of Mrs Clarence L"pers Plams; Mrs Eltzabeth l lumbus also visiled recently class of h h and their fami- Haven W Va who also read an orlglna PLAN SHOW Carol Lyn ley , Pamela Duckworth: . Syracuse; Jon , with their parents and Mr. and evening at Mr. 'and Robert Moss- Homer Rice, and a a- NEW HAVEN - "Yesterday, Gardner McKav Gene Mrs. Paul Karr . Mrs. I•Karr, Mrs. Pearl Y... tes, Chi llicothe ; I Mrp, and Mrs. Roach lh s home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. man and family of Newark were lh.Y McE\hmny and rry ITod and TomOlTOW" is the . Brian Keith Pearl Mora aoo Mrs. Mrs. Frotz Swa!Ze, omeroy, d R h son of Mr. and • · d' · ts of hi• par- H1cks. ay 1 Holler. Mrs. Parley Karr and and the honored guest, August J.rl is under Foster for a Eslie ·Moss- The church is also undergo- title given to Aug. 15th thru Aug. 21st CLOSED Mrs. Holter served dessert Weber. treatment lor a broken bone in ner 'et!The Rev. arv es.,; ing a cleaning and flower showH Ga;den club FOR VACATION courses at their homes. The I his ankle received In a fall l "'k II grace the dinner Mrs. m • job which " expected to be . nk by the New Ganlen of Eldon Gaul and B. at the Kyger Creek swimming president.'conduclSON IS BORN t= show will be beld at ' pool dressmg room. ed a ohorl busineso session and Relatives here have learned wroolm gmaterial. the Mason County fair on Aug. l reports were given on the sale of the birth of a son to Mr. P g and 14, wltb Mrs. L. C. 13 5 Rirthdny• Oblened of flavoring and Christmas and Mrs. Charles Theiss .or CmRoush serving .. clilltdlln B Cilmore Family cordi. ciMati . J_u.ly 29, . weoghmg . 511 PLAN PICNIC and Miss Lelah Jane Powell as AUG II ;: d Mrs Richard Attending were Mr. andd pound•. o8tned Tomothy Br';;;. The Homebuilders Cia'" of co-chairman. . . . . r.s a~ . . H. Stephenson, Mr. a~ rs Maternal grandparents are . . h of Christ ---The Whole Rose. Lodge AwnJ.. Gilmore 01 Pomeroy George Skinner and family, Mr and Mrs. Millard Van Meter of the Middleport Cburc da eveCIRCLE '1'6 MEET iary Will hold annual poe- I ed on Aug. I, with a nd Mrs. Dale Wippel. Mr. and Racine paternal grandmo- will hold a piCDIC Tues y 6·30 The Federated Circle will nic Wednesday evening, Augull1birthday par.1y for their Ill . Harry L. Bailey and lam· ther Is Mrs. carrie Sinclair of nlng. August 10 meet Wednesday eveolng at 11, at 6 p. m. ll the Roadside Rick 's 7th birthday, aad 11 Mrs. Victor Young Sr., Mrs. S racuse. Mrs. Cozart of Port- p.m. at the Meigs . au . f the church witb Mrs. P.h II .Park. Members are to brmg niece, Sandra's 16th btrthday. Jil'ien Couch, Mrs. Joseph Cook, I,;;.. Is a great grandmother. Members are to bnn.g tltmr a WilliamBOn and Mr!. Adam ' a covered dish and table ser- A pink and blue color theme Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Elmer The Theiss' have a daughter, vorlle dish and lsble servoce. Ebersbach ., bostesseo. 1vice. was earnedand outcake. in the Wickham, Rev.Foster Wdllams ...... -AUG. II decorations Ricktable and Mr and Mrs. and 5ally.l The Middleport unit of the Sandy received many lovely Th · August 26 meeting will be 1 I W. C.T.U. will meet Thursday gifls. Those present were Mr. bel~ ot the home of Mrs. WickAugust 12 at 6 p. m. and Mrs. Robert Je~fl,~err.s~,~~ :bam::;~,w;:ith Mrs. Couch as · co ~ , I, at~:~ vening, the home of Mrs. M. L Kel- ley Donna and Patty. ·the • (to~ght~ andi·Ti~n~a~Jo~.~ag~e~l.~~--~~----...;:;:;;;;~:;:;;;;~ ~ lfASHINGToN doni· Jolmsoo't flve-part ing im Viet Nam for of tht House and Senate ed tilday to be COnsei!BUS he sougbl on HiU. ,.:::;:;~;;_;~~~~--, ·--====--.. .your family can get every basic banking . : service here, from Savings Accounts to 1 l iy, Grant-st. for a potlusk din- 1 Mr: and Mrs. Joha ;ner. Members are to bring I · bra, Nancy, Christlne,,_ot=~; I covered dish and their table Denice and Lori Arm, t' service. Darlene Michael, Mr. a n Rock Springs Grange will Mrs. James Jeflers, the grand. . I meet Thursday at 8 p. m. Fol- parents of the clllldren, the _ _,_ _ _ _ _ __ lowing the meeting the hall will honored guests, and Mr. and Jloo.' I be vacated for the fair. Mrs. Richard Gilmore. Persona entering Holzer The Twilight Gardne club will in the past 24 hours were: M. Johnson, 509 ()alt Dr.; :I meet at the home of Mrs. O!lling Picnic i8 M. Henry, Eureka 1Phil wm ·amson Thursday at " • R Rt.; Charles A. mgs, I630 p m. for their annual pic- Given for Harrue1 , nic. Members are asked to Relatives gathered at dartford. W. Va.; Robert H. take their own table service. Middleport park SUnday Tucker, Rt. Z, Racine; Rober! AUG. 11 81. outing and plcnlc E. Webb, Rt. I, GuysvUie; Mrs. The Sew Rile Sewing club Mr. and Mrs. Er~est Ethel Watsoo, Rt. 4, Oak Hill; will have an Ice cream social who have just amved Miss Lydja Wallace, Jackson; at Point Lane Friday beginning Japan to make tbelr home Mrll. Robert H. Steven\ Rav· at 6 p. m. home made ice this area. enswood; Mnt. Jam~ ~· cree, cream cake and pie will be Attending were Mr. and Middleport; Mrs. William R. sold. ' Orris Harris and Sherry,, llolman, Jackaon; Mrs. Ted B. and Gene and Eric of Miners- Dunnavant, Oak Iilli; M ro. MOLDEN ASSIGNED ville; Mr. and Mrs. Milton John F. Rlst, Ironton; Mn. Army Specialist-4 Thomas E. Roush and Greg, Cliff and San- Herbert E. Felty, Jr., Aahland, IIMloid•'"· is assigned to the 2d · Syracuse: Mr. and Mr~- Ky. Armored Cavalry Regiment · Burrell Dawson, Mrs. LeWJs Birth& Germany July 26. He is the Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey L. Mrs. Omar S. Drennan, 1703 of Mr. a~d Mrs. George A. Roush and Carolyn and Mrs. Chestsut St., a daughter, 1:17 Iden, Rl. 1, Rutland, and Jameo Roush and Undo and p.m.; Mra. ~bert H. Stevens, tended Marysville High scool. Jeff of New Haven, W. Va., Ravenswood, o· daughter, 4.30 IMra. Robert Roush and child- p.m.; Mrs. William R. 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