https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f76bef5e2e5aede3d8edf41448cd2e93.pdf e466e6c00e99019c362da41de1ac322e PDF Text Text \ ' ' . • 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. Holman, ren of Middleport and the Jackson, a 10!1, 7:D3 p.m. K. Ridenour at Chester were ored gaests. Patients recenily dlacharged also vislled. lnclnded: Mrs. Flora Chase, Hospital News 1 · Loans ... plus you'll enioy doing business ili'!icil% · with the friendly people at Citizens MORE SERVICES 1ec'kln1g Accounts e Savings •Automobile Lo~ns Accounts eHome Loan• e Safety Deposit ~a Bona I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation :;~;~~;~~===::::=:::::::::::::~::::::~;::=:::::;:~ Whatever your taste In furniture, can choose with confidence ,•.·; ''"'m Flexsteel. Whether you so. cnntemporary, traditional, mo. or colonial, you will find an ;)pJpecc_~ble elegance in every pieeo will be a proud addition to tf~f!· borne. This distinctive Flex· is avaiJable in sofas, ~E~~~~:i~_3¥.~\~c~;bairs, of for GUUANIIID , 11111111 . CONITIUU!ONI Hundred! and and a all decorator· eorreetnesl!l, you a choice of solids In a va· of rich weaves, prints, qallted ~~~~~:f~:~~~~·~~~br\~·:~ca:des, and • • Now Is The Time To Select Her Back To School NeedsCome To Elberfeld• end Let Us Help You With Your 5• lections - Beeutiful Wearing Apparel To Fit All Sius - COATS DRESSES BAKER FURNITURE · ••• .,., MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sportswear and MILLER PROMOTED Mrs. Slollle llaloor, Mro. DoroMr. and Mrs. Myron Mllter thy Jobaloa, Paul ~·w:!; have learned their BOD, Pic. Holly Meeby, b '· James Miller. U. S. Marines, Reev.. , Mrll. 'IVl1 ur Rouse, has arrived at El Torro, Calli. Mrs. Audrey Stover, ~· s and from there has been EIIDI WIUiams, Mrs. ey ed to overseas daly He McCain and Infant BOn, ~!t been promoted to .JA:pl. Ills Fred Shook and Jofant da ..., address is L-Cpl. James ter. 2re9294, H.M.M. 362, M.A.C. 36, c-< Fleet p 0, San Francisco, GOllS TO l>ANAM! . Airman Third Claas Jobn P. l;ca::::::IU:....------, Donohcw, son of Mr. and Mrs. HEADQUARTERS FOR Roy Donohew ol R. D. 2. Racine, hal ll'Bduated from lhe technical tralillog courae for u. s. Air FOI'Ct' warehousing speciaHals at Amarillo An, Texas and 18 belq a88lgned to Albroot AFil, Canal ZOile. Por Beck To School 11e Is a lfllduala '!I Ra• H!gb school aDd ~ Cleveiand Institute ot Art. 1111 wile, Solly, Is the ~ of Mr. CANVAS FOOTWEAR THE SHOE BOX . ·MiUinery IN THE R&ADYTO WEAR DEPARTMENT Pentill, Slips, Hosiery, Bru end Meny Other Items on the Mein Floor -Mike Your Selection• Eerly While Our Stod!a An Complete. ELBERf.ELDS.t,OMEROV • I-~~M=I~DD_L_E-PO_R_T~·-O_.__Iiand~MraM.·~~,ft.~l~~-~--~~--~~. f"';''<~·~·--------------~------...- '- ... ... Ada's Coach · ---,- --_:_====:___ WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS .CHOOSE FLEXSTEEL Springer is ~ ' k �•' ' •' ' defeat putting H In a state of/ with a Senate-passed resolution liquor sales bill, technlrallimbo until the legislators get .n Its hando ly alive on a motion to ~ back t<• work agqin. ! -The controversial Sunday BJder but considered dead. Left hanging, along with the l ;::;;:;:;;:;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~~;;,;;;;;;;;o;;iiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;~ . · . l!•\COLUMBuS . rUPll - 11le till, adj""rr.ed until Aug. Jl. ~~General Ass:~bly _P""'"" 1j in •• uproaroous sessiOn tt . I!SPsl ~tate school aJd tHII m~trkeo by shoutm& matches is\ory ruesdB)' mght and and g.•neral contuSion, both ~- . l "D'la~le t~ agree on 1:1 $27Y hl'uses agreed to tbe conterence •;::_ ion capotal tmprovements commottee report on a 163:\ mol · 2·Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Aug . 11, 1965 ' :s· lt' · · • lion school aid bill thai raises state .,d lo public education vver tht: nex · two years by some mllhon over the lasl bien- - ---- ~----- --w~;I..IDING IS SUNDAY Mrs Edith McKenzie is anr.ouncoog the engagement and '"18 ROAD BIDDIN(; oftll'rhuns ( .t•rd •Pproaching marriape of her IContmueti"from · d.,ughter page ll Gene Bass.Avanell Sunda Young, Au u t to face course to 7.43 noi lrs of SR at her ho n ~ 11 g 't 15113 T/5 in Peny and Walnut Pomeo•·} 'Fe·iend u ernut-adv, 1 8 are IDYl e · Tuwnshios. Calli a Countv : PRO· POSAL 3 - Appliratio~ ol bitumnous roadmix su rfa ce course lo SR 325 in ~a lem Township, and PROPOSAL 4 - Application of bitummous roadmi:x sur· face course to 6.21 miles of SR 681 in Orange Township, bolh r.~~, b ...,.. , ., on u I.fl_\' trJOitf Mrs ~ell~ Smith entertaoned lt.r car<' club Mondav evening . ati)er t.t me Prizes w~re aw,trd- ,tct ·tlf w:nners and relreshments ~ tO tht: guests. . A'ltend:ng were Erma Mood ,,, ispllogh. P•tty ,Johnson. Belt) ... Smith Nancy Morris . Carol But'\on Kathryn Clonch, ('.arolyn'" Cinorh Elsie Haddo• . SonYB Way- 1.-.tnd. Carol Burton was of Meigs County. aWIII'dP~ fhr door prize. Mrs. · Mliodispaugh will be the next Velerau MPmorial Hospital Admlssioos - ~Irs . Kenneth buileso Hatfield. Bidwell: Bertha Gill. PAPERS FILED Pomeroy ; Joan McLoin, RaSecretary ot State Ted W. cine: Bt'Own today reported the filing l Doschargeo - Ernest !'l"rk, of j,rlicles of mcorporation. not Racme : Margaret Call, Middlefori profit, for the German Ev- port; Grace Whaley, Pomeroy: angelical Lutheran St. Paul's Amanda Hank. Pomeroy: Lei. ehqrch in Pomeroy. Agent ia Heilman. Pomeroy ; · Edith Cbfrles Evans of 215 Mulberry- Barton, Pomeroy. • av :Pomeroy. The articles were Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Kenflle;l .by Webster and Fultz, at- neth Ha tfield , Bidwell, a son. torne)'3-at-law. --VISIT IN CRESTLINE TO ORGANIZE 1 Mrs. Bertha Schreiber and The annual organlzational 1 MISs lltsSJe Bentz spent the ·meeting of the Southern Local · weekena at Crestline vh::iting ·. Scboo1 Athl<tic Boosters will be Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Fishheld at Southern Hogh school at i er. I p.m. Friday, August 13. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in roy 's business dls!rlct at 11'35 ' a.m. today was 78 degrees; unscrumptious der sunny skies. Idea! Eat out tonight. find RESTAURANTS W1':.4TRf.R fast in the Sunny today, blp in 705. ~nd no! so cool toaigbt. low 54YELLOW PAGES. R. Fair .IIIII warmer Thundar Where your fingers nium. e<.ntraoiction to repo•ts that fll. It included a flat $200 p&y ln- l.ered .tul earlier in the dat that .. rease lor Ill! teachers m the all teachers would get a $35(1 'tate and ir.creases lor non- pay hik. Tho reports origmaled tt..achin~ emplo es of about followiflr 8 closed-door meell $100. Y ".tweeo Go' James A. Rhod~ The SZOO figure was In direct :-nd legoslative t.aders . B 11 ut oe air ot agreement ANNOUNCE DANCES . soon dissipated and lhe coatotoon The sund?~" NJ_e t c1ub WI II o• Sen R(~s!l Pepple, R-l.ima. have specia ·"" every Wed- and the 16 SenaU, Democrats nesday from tO 1111 2 a.m., woth teamed up lo deal the big tapimusic by the Classics. lal improvernenls bill anot11er and expanding several municl· pal courts around the state, now u the hands of a new conference ·'!Ommittee after the first 1, rPache<l a total stalemate. -A proposed constitutional ' amendment g~anting salarr Increases to legiSlators and JUdgts when Increases are voted in ;nid-term, also senl to a fresb ronfert>ilCe t.:ommitlee after the Cirst one could not agree. Leghlative reapportionment 'ilill hanging fire in the Ho~ Why Save On One Item .Just To Pay. 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Lom bardi Rep ort ed 'Happy ' w·Ith packers Try . lucky Filters I WY 2·2255 Ill L Main St PomoroJ DOWNIE-GROSS , Thr~e e:::-~~=~s:·~~=c=iu=d=m~g_::_:F:r:•nk=l =========~ Eddie Matbews slammed third home run 1n as . games to bruk 2-2 tte Tbe Packers one or tbe t mos crippled teams· in pro football last year have Coach Vince -~=====_;.~~~~ Lomhardi ' giowmg witb pride as WILL BE lhey prepare for their first real . lesl of the season Saturday hi . t tl UrS le New York cl OSed All Day Th day DOLLAR DAYS SALE •I Downie-Gross, Pomeroy ... 'LET INGELS DO ITI EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum ••. Inlaid Vinyl ll'loor covering lor every kind of floor. Hesl paUerna. Profeso.tonal instillation by us or do ol JOIII'$ell, Call WY 2-211:!ft foo free ~sti· mate. WALL-TO.WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl LRBORDRV SJieeholerMs.••ked waoves on tackle NorriS, along with rookoes Ray 0 oms ofis Rtce . . .the St. Geniies an d Carl Robmson Louis Cardi r 0 0 k1 na 1 dd;opped live were cut. .. The Buffalo Bolls e s, me u mg seventh . round draft ctoce Frank Ro released . delenSive end John of Utah.. .quarterback Bo/ ~enry and oflensove tackle Bob Wade of tbe Chi B Y ugan · · · The Oakland Raodcago ears suf- ers cut rookoes John Du plull inThhisdieg Leroy Whittle and Pay urs ay Steele and the Bosto p t · The reason Lombardi is happy night agalnot Washmgton ots dr·o·p-ped k J nh • rt- j isbe thi •p JN · roo1esonFreca?"e s year I . acker oe amath of the New York chette, Ed Meixler and J' 1' squad ts the best-condoltoned Jets was named to start Marcellino. •m ~ants~gams ----------------- Cxpert lnJt:allaUoa Satlafacllon Guaranteed FRESH Honeydews Cantaloupes tov20LS BABY RUTH & BUnERFINGER ' CALIFORNIA-JUMBO SERVICE - SULTANA-LARGE Stuffed Olives ; EvenL• first major league. to win games this year by downing New York Mets 4-3 night. The 24ltb victory was nice, e.itted self-effacing 10 are the records he to pile up, but lhe big thing being able to pitch regularly. With the amt trouble 1 had It the start ot the season,· Sandy said "the feeling being able~~ go out there and pitch lh d of every! 1~ur f ·[ ay 1I , my gr,ea es sa 11' actions . KIJalu . lrtumpb . came . :~~~he~:san h•; 20th ":'" aim I t a ylhearl fatnd os wo mon ' e m regular saason, he is only on victones away from eslaiJ. fishing a new NL · southpaws. The most ever allaifted in one NL b lefty" YI 1s 26, set by Marquard of tbe Giants in and tied by Carl Hubbell of the Giant.a in 1936, Gillllls Stop Piltsbargh In olher games, San co remained a game off pace set by the Plllsburgb lslb, ...-----qi:;t ,., I c1n EXCEL SAL TED PICtm.,.._IIICII'e Ia. Ad'al'tD- i ....... __ .., ...K. to having victory totaltheeverhighest enjoyed by lefthander in modern League ho'story, became WHITE BEAUTY Seedless Grapes FPDA 14TJ By GEORGF. C. LANGFORD UPJ Sports Writer Like a tightrope walker Sandy Koulax is just happy be in one piece. The 29-year-old dandy, who is well on the pkgl. CALIFORNIA LARGE HONEY ..,:_ SWEET ,.,: J 4· NaxltaU Given Rett Robnsoo'l e.ove And if the situation warrants two runs, and IIi PfOl'l it, Manager Dick Siol~r isn't the· .runs. . averse to pulling Eilts m for Deroo Johnson lillgled home late rehef, as he baa done on a foUrth run iD the tblrd IDoing occasoon As the season dwiD- after Vada PIDson doUbled m!l' dies, that mtght happen more that saw Ellsworth depart. , often. Pinson owattea llis !Btl! hom· ' H, . er of the ..ason 1~ the fifth in- : e s. gettmg plenly. of ~k ning off Bob Humphreys to andk SISler throws hom nght boost the lead to 5-0. bac on the mound when he gets knocked off. Just laot Sat- Chicago got one in the sixth_ urday he failed to survtve the and anotber m the oeventb, bul• ft':l mmngagamst the Dodgers. Eilts singled home another Red . The quocker you can get run in the elghtb. hack on the mound after a Jim O'Toole. U, 8), who ofgame that, the "better it is,"if seven-inning fered eneouragement Ellis Uke mamtains. Because effort lastwith weeka there's one thing that can make against San Francisco, was you forget a bad day. it's anoth- scheduled to work the finale of er victory. the home stand tonight againat Ellis got the start 1\tesday Jhe Cubs' Larry Jackson (J0-l4). night instead of veteran Joe "[ think he'll do a good job," Nuxhall , who was scheduled. Sisler said. "If I didn't thiuk because Sisler felt Nuxhall's a~· so, I wouldn 't start him" ing elbow would benefit from l1;;;;;io;;;;;;;;;;:;;iiiii.... ......., more resl. Sisler probably was remembering last year when Nuxhail went back to work too soon after injuring a shoulder. You• Dependeble Sammy scattered eight hits, but bat!led wildness again as Dealer For wm seven. of those 10 starts or American League at teast potch m seven wonmng (1st game) causes," he said. "That goes Balli 003 100 001- 5 10 3 for me. or any other pitcher Boston 011 0 121 oox- 15 15 2 they trot .out !here lo the Pappas, Haddil (5), Palmer mound. Were gomg to have to kee tripped St. Louis 5-3. Cln(5 1 and Brown. Lonborg ('1-131 won about seven out of every cinnati defeated Chicago 6-2, and Nixon. Loser - Haddix (3· 10 games we play lo take the and Philadelphia blanked Hous21 . HRs - Gosger (5th), Blair i pennant." ton 2-0. By United Preso International Terry 110:4). 14th ), Mantilla (16th!. Back when he said he wanted Minnesota incretllll!ll ts America• League Baltimore at Boston (nighl)3, or 40 starts, the 24-year-old 1 American Lea~ue lead to Minnesota W, L. Pel. GB Pappu (10-5) vs. Monbouquette (2nd game) hurler had added that it he got 8111 games by trouncing New York Baltuno're 73 39 .652 . . (6-12). Balli 301 030 302-12 15 0 . them, "I'll be happy to take 64 47 .5TI II!! Tbunday'o Gameo Boston 101 1102 000- 4 II 2 my chan<:es.'' 7-3 while second-plaro BaltiCleveland &2 48 564 IQ K more split a doubleheader with Detroit . ansas City at Detroit J. Miller, Hall !6) and Lau. Ellis didn't elaborate at the he lopped Dick Ellsworth. He Bo . h &0 49 .550 Ill!! Los Ang at Cleveland, nighl Monbouquette, Earley (7), Du- time, but he obviously meant walked five . , 1 1osmg 15-5 I en be 1ting Chicago son, &0 49 .550 Ill!! Mmnesota at New York, night ltba m, Ritchie 191 and Till- ' take hi s chances on •·mning 20 O'Toole To Start I the Bosox 12-4. Los Angeles New York 56 58 .491 II Balttmore at Boston man. Wmner- J. Miller (4-21 . games. Cincinnati was in command stopped Cleveland 5-2, Chicago Los Angelea 51 60 4S9 Zl\!1 (Onl Lo blanked Washinglon 6-0 and iJe. Washington . y games scheduled) ser - Monbouquette (8-131. Wilh only five more triumphs all the way , breaking loose for trot! shut out Kansas City 3-0. Boston ~ : ~ ~1!1 National Lea~e HR - Robmson (8th). j to go to make the charmed cir- three runs in tbe first inning j Koufa<, who bad allowed lite Kansas City 33 69 .355 321!1 Los Angeles __ 1101 001 0, 0 _ 5 10 2 cle, it appears !he 10 starts 66W48 • P: BG Los Ang Mets just two runs in_ four sea- . Tuesday'a Results San Francisco 62 46 .S74 1. · Cleve 000 001 ~-2 7 2: should__b= _plenty. , "' sons at ~odger, Stadoum, gave Boston 15 Bait 5, 1st, twilight Milwaukee 62 48 .560 2 Lopez, Lee 161 and Rodger..! . up three m the_last two innings Ball 12 Boston 4, 2nd, ni t Cincinnati 63 49 .559 % - Lopez 112·9) . Loser- Hargan sen 14-81. HR - Mantle IJ6t.h). Tuesday mght mcluding a lead- Mmnesola 7 New York , night Philadelphia 59 53 .527 6 (0-11. HR - Adcock (ttth). IK c· -off home run by Ron Swoboda Los Ang 5 Cleveland 2, night Pittsburgh 59 56 .513 7111 - -, o!~r . oly 000 OliO 000- 03 46 01 '" the mnth. Detroo! 3 Kansa~ City 0, night St. Louis 55 57 .491 10 Wash 000 1100 000- o 4 o Ta~~~t DiclkOO oo; 6OOxSandy gave up seven hits aod 6 ,washmgton 0 ni&ht Chicago 55 61 .474 12 Chicago 102 1100 30x- 6 13 1 and Bryan. . . e e Y 1 Probable l'l!chera Houston 47 65 420 18 Dameis, Koplilz 151 Brid-·a rs 8fJ1 f~r ~e 115thi0 tome thiS year Mi~nesota at New York 'ltwl- New York 34 79 :301 31\0 ges (71, Ridzik (71 and' Camil- ' ~~7 t"reehan. Loser - Talbot s rue ou or more men light 1, Grant )'14-3) vs. Stotii. John (10-5) d R · . when he whilfed 14 Mets. That !Iemyre (IU) . \ TttesdaJI's Resullo 1Loser _ Daniel ~~_ 121 °1~;""· . Nallonal L•ague 000 000 raised his lola! this year to 267, c.- .., San Franeisco 4 Pitlsbu h 3 Cater llllh s ' - .Poll;; l02- 3 4 0 only 39 short of his own NL wash~ohat - Chi~go (2, Cincinnati 6 Chicago 2 ~~ hi ).__ San Fran tOO ooo 12x- 4 6 0 record and just 81 away from tw~·Jii8hl tega .<lt·fl) Bl1d Milwaukee 5 St. Louis, 3, ~ighl Minn 2110 1100 050 - 7 9 I I Cardwell. Srhwan (8 !. Carpin Bob Feller's major league rec- ndruHmm:\,. ~s., Po:aarro (J-1) Philadelphia 2 Houston 0 nigh! New York 000 010 110 3 8 3 •6! and Pagloarono. Marichal rd of a ,•n 111),9) , · Philadel hia 2 Ho to • . - · 1!8-8) and Haller. Loser-Card348 AI Jackson was the loser Kansas 'Gity at Deloit (2, twi- Los fNew y~~k nt m~hl Kaal, Worthington 181 and I"CII IJ0-61. 1ms _ McCovey giving up run-scoring hits ~ mght) - Sheldon (!HI) and Wednesda , p habl Pi~~~ Bailey. Ford, Mikkelsen (8) . !27th ), Vordon (3rdi. Hunter (3-2) vo. Lolich (!Hi) . Y' "' • rs Hamolton <Bl, Bouton (9), Sial__ _ Jo~n Roseboro. Wes Parker and and Sparma 17·51. Ptltsborgh at San Francisco- ford (9! and Howard. Winner- Phila OliO 010 010 - 2 10 o 1• Kaat (11-81. Loser - Mikkel- Houston_ Jim Gtihham and . •dnlhunearned Los Angeles at Cleveland Fr~~nd ~5-91 . vs. PterryM'I(8-9uk ooo 000 0110- o 5 o 1 run on as own WI row. (night) N (l . o u IS a 1 wa ee ---- ~-· B ( Four other h I< k ewman 1·9) vs. !night) _ Washburn 17_71 N . unmng 14-7) and Dalrymple . ur rs ep1 up Johns vs. . ew York a! Los Angeles •Bruce. Cue llar 181. Taylor 18 1 1 th~l b~tz tow~d bhe ~game Gene Oliver added another for Chi::g~ 1 11 ( . b . <mght) - Miller !1-ll or Rich- ,· and Triandos. Loser - Bruce moes ne as e. tants Juan the Braves. Cloninger allowed -Jackson mcnna ?'g tl lardson (II-OJ vs. Osteen 19-11). (7-15). Manch?l won hts !Bih, tbe seven safeties to outduel the 1-8 (10-14) vs . 0 Toole Thursday's Games Braves Tony Clonong~r grabbed Cardinals' Bob Gibson 114-9). ( P~iladelphia I St. Louts at ~ilwaukee St. Louis 200 030 OOx- \ S 0 h~s 16th, Sammy Elhs of Con: Mathews has driven in 10 rllliS (ni ht -Cul ( a Houston , Plt_t•burgh al San Francisco Milwau 200 030 IJOx - 5 8 0 cmcmnati potched hiS 15th andJt since Sunday. P 7-8) vs. Coornbs,Phoiadelph!a at Houston, night 1 Gibson, Woodeshtck <ll and 1 Bunnng_ of the _Phlhes regJs, I (0n!_!lam_es _ schedu~d)_ I Ri~kelts. Cloninger 116_81 and tered bts 14th troumpb. Olover. Loser - Gi bson 114-91. Allows FOUr HITS HRs - Molhcws i251hi Oliver Marichal po;rmitted only four (12th I. • b1ts and Wllbe McCovey delivNew Yo rk 000 000 021- 3 7 2 ered his _27th home run as the By FRED MCMAN" vote more ltme to his job as agaonst lhe Bo 1 p 1 .0 l F . Los Ang 002 101 OOx - 4 8 0 ponned Don Cardwell UPI Sports Writer a public relations man. . son a " s n- Jackson McGra~ (81 and with his sixth loss agamst 10 II It follows U1at good condi- In othe d 1 day mght at Allentown, Pa . in Canni<zar~ Koufax 120-41 and . I . B II v· d k ti n;nd k f ( . r eve opments the voc oroes. 1 or on soc ed . o.-.., ma es or ewer IDJur· Giants drop ed halfba k D PIa ce of M' ke Ta ,.1aferro b& 1Roseboro. Loser - Jackson •5 two-run homer In tbe ninth oes, tb_en lhe Green Bay Pack- Hoppman a~ lullbac~ J:~:l cause "Namath comes from l 16). HR - Swoboda \llthJ. the Ptrates but ot failed to ero mtghl have a head start in Szumczyk both k' Pennsylvania" Th o11 • !be Giants' winnmg skein regaining the National Foolball 1 ' roo oes, from · · · · e ers reached seven games. ' League title. he roster. , .The Pottsburgh veteran defensove end, Jim 7'12-oz. ANN PAGE--tOe OFF LABEL ANN PAGI! PURE 20. th, LA •Ips Past Mets by 4-3 W/" KOU fax n IDS Sl AL L" Cu~ '· t ~error Jit ra~ltice IN PREPARATION FOR c1n ANN PAGI Ellis, Reds Top A 14-3 win by the Letart-Port-•ed hall field. Mr. King owned cuse. .singles 1D four trips while JUI: land Ail-Stars ousled the host and operated King's Ball Park The winnera, however, bad 8 triple and double, CINCINNATI UP!) - •·u I team, Syraeuse, from the an- m Sracuse for many years. lied in lhe botU.m end ol the Red WaDbrown, HID and Prot· can stay healthy, they can- run nual Syracuse Little League The present park ill lhe first oame inning after 'Pat Arnold !ttl, each a single. ~ _out on that mound anytune, tournament Tueoday everung ID lighted baseball field In Melgs wao relieved by Jim Hubbard TONIGHT'S GAME '- ot wtil belp tbe club and the first game played under the County. Arnold left the game when Another Middleport team, the < won't hurt. me," rightbande~ lights at the Syracuse Ba I I Letart . Porlland opened the Hill singled as leadoff batter Vikings, will play iD the tour· S&mmy ElliS of the Ctnctnnato Park. scoring in the flrat frame with for the Letart-Portland entry. ney tonight against Moxahala . Reds says. Letart • Portland will be on two runs on a lead-of! single Hubbard waa later relieved by The VIkings are being coached . He made the offer Tuesday the senu·flnals agam~t the Mtd· by Steve Jenkms, a walk to Carroll Baker. Iby Woody Call. noght after pitclung the Reds to dleport All-Stars lhiS commg Larry Weddle and a two base Woody Hall, a righthander, A Pee Wee game between I a 6-2 VICtory over Chtcago for Saturday mght. Middleport beat knock by Paul Justice. went the distance on the hill IPomeroy and Middleport will his 15th victory of the season. Pomeroy Hl. Syracuse came back in the for the winners and kept Syra- get Wlderway at 6 P m with •• . Ellis figures to get 10 more Last evemng's pre , game ' third to take a 3-2 lead on three 'cuse . In check aU the way, Tbe the toumamenl cont.;.t io fol, ' starts at least by the season's activity was hogbbgbted when ,w_alks and a two base hit bylflrebalier struck out 10 batters low. "I'll keep tbem on. I've got ta l end, whch would about meet an 89 ear old baseb~li fan, Jtm Abies. Abies got the lone during the lour • inning stint, Syracuse 003 0 - 3 t weed the lawn when I gel hiS expressed wosh before the Docie King, tossed a basehall thot of the four innmg game ,but also walked 11. Letart-Port. 205 7 _ 14 8 home!" season began to start 35 to 40 to Syracuse Mayor Herman Lon·l (calied at the lop of lhe . filth I Letart. Portland hitting was Arnold Hubbard (3) Baker . g;.mes. don to launch play on the light· on the 10·rijn rule) for Syratopped by Jenkins with three I it) and Abies. Hall and Baker ' meSC0fe8 ."Were m trouble if I don't JIFPY--6 VARIETIES 2~~-. 17c ,. 27 c 2 Frosting Mixes LEMONADE --\~10c 3 S9c GRAPE DRINK 3 3Sc Shortening 45 .,.. c Peanut Halves .TWO CANS MAKES THREE QUARTS Nl- Host Team Treated mos't Unpolitely GALA JUMB0-3c OFF LABEL 12-oL ant TRI!ESWEET....:,:ROZEN I Ari ONLY On ' team he's ever had al this stage ol the year. In a game 11 rough as pro foolball, it usua~ ly follows that the team with the fewest injuries is the one to beal for the Iitle. ''This has been, by far, the finest camp since I've been here,"' Lombardi oald 'fuesday. "It has more spirit, more determination and more every. thng !ban since I came In 1958. It is tbe best conditioned squad .. ever at this time of tho year." Kramer Goae It hasn't been all peaches and cream, however. The Pack, ers lost light end Ron Kramer when he played oul his option and were hard bit when rookie end Allen Brown >f Mississippi was lost inde~ioteiy with a shoulder oper ion. But severa of the other teams have been hit much harder by injuries. Cleveland hao lost flanker Paul Warfield lor aa indefinite period with a shattered coll&rbone and the Washington Red· skins will be wthout lhe serv· ices of last season's rookie of tbe year, Charley Taylor, out with a fractured ankle. The A in e r i c a n Football League's Houaton Oilers are an team with a serlouo InIt was learned TUesday rookie Danker Larry El· injlll;ed In last Saturday's Ialtlbl~loo game, will be out months with badly torn knee eartilagu. •: OWtM Rellrel ~red :mm~~le Da~:~j , 1 -========-==.:::~~~---- -EXAMPLE: NEW SAFETY CHAMPION 7SOx14 • _• __ $23.ao ..' sEcoND TIRE - - -- - - - CHAMPION TIRE 7SOx14 • ____ $2Q·4s -MCflldJJ~ ·a MfHld-JJeli~ geLJ/ll . (Jo(l/l :fltd oeaf~A •_______ ibe Gllllla ~ tile• d11. u.t. ~ a.c Olin baa retltt!!l . frlltn •pnl foolllall. oww, P,Y' up loo~ '~ "" ~---"'''!"" '· FIRESTONE NEW SAFETY CHAMPION and CHAMPION nRES' ;lil!fl'!L . .;;: ·Wiill!'::;. ·· •• sEcoND TIRE - -- - - - Plus Tax & Recappable Casing Fully backed up in wnting by F1res lone * ROAD * OTHER SIZES HAZARD GUARANTEE, LIFETIME GUARANTEE . AVAILABLE! ADD $3.00 FOR WHITE SIDEWALL H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE ' MIDbLEPORT, OHIO ' . ��i lopaUJ Sentlntl, Pemll'OY·Mld~!!lort, ~:!..~UI· . !~· !~65 Junior Garden . l Pu1h Family Hat Returned to Horne .h Mr. 11nd Mrs G. E. Bryan of to Dayton afteu vlatt \IPJtli _. -~rt Powhatan were weekend gUests p~ents, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. day ...... .. ..IIIDi Mone~, lftlrJ..~~! Mainly About peopIe In p o1 Mrg Gladys Cuckler at the Bo1ce. Vestal, N. Y. with _.. Mr Mr._aDd Mrs. Noan HaskUIS Mr and Mrs. BIU t»ugb and home ol Mrs Welby Whaley. Mrs. Cl)arlea R. Karr Sr. Ia da111'!~ ~~:.. and an(l his brother, El~er Haskins, tamUy Mrs Patty East and Mr. and Mrs. William King visiting ID Marlorl wttll her 811 &Wil• . . . . . . . . . ._..... IOU attended the Haskins annual daughtel and Harry BroOks. Jr. ' of Newark were Sunday guests daughter and son·ln-law, Mr. daughter. JilL family reunion held Sunday, The Wildwood Junior Gar· l'tave returned to Winston . SaUt her mother, Mrs. Welby Wha- and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Mr. and Mrl. Paul Qrlbstead , Auaust 8 at the ho~e of Mrs. den club met recently with tem, N. c., after viaitina here ley daughter, Polly Ann. She was of Belpre ad llrl.. M SpG Jam• Richards In ~10 Grande. leaders. Mrs. Victor Hysell and with Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCar· Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr and Mrs. J. R. Hood of accompanied to Marion SUnday cer and Cll'l'le Bttb a.lbl vlt. There were 27 relatives attend- Mrs. Dwight Milhoan. at the ty and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wat· <tnd S~an and 'lyRoger . Miami Fla arrived Monday b) Mr. Karr who returned home lted sunday at 8oatb Olarlet-. ~Mrs. N811C7 Morris and . ing. Hysell l'tome. kint. the Dixon faml reumon tor a vi•it with Misses Lena that night. ton, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. lilt Haddoll were In Galla)X)- Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith bave Fifth :•rransementa using zin. Thev were called her~ due to day at the home of Mr. and nd ~<aile Guth Mrs Hugh Bearhs and Mrl. 9ld Artk and 18111111 IIIII ! It Monday to vl~it with Mrs. returned from a vacati_on. trip mas ar.d boxwood were lite dealt. of Mr. Harry· Brooks, Mrs. Wiley Kinl m Athens. a Ml;s 'tamora . Boice returned Robert Ritchie and son, Bob Paul Peterl. " t F. L. Uttle, a patient at Holzer which took them to Mach1gan, by the g1rls and taken to Sr. ol Pataskala, Ohio, who Mr. And Mrs. Harry Davis •• Hospital. Quebec, Canada, St. Lawrence erans Memorial Hospital f o r w111 killed In an auto accident. <.:anton were weekend suests • j Weekend ll'etta of Mr. and River, a tour of .the New York each p1.1tlent 11 a AIIO v•~atlng with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard ~ 1 r~rs. Wayne Gibbons and 'orld's Fair, Bar Harbor, project Posters were turned Watkins were Mr. and Mrs. Kin· and oth•r relatives 11hter, Evelyn, were Mr. . Maine, Massachusetts and oth· and plaus were completed lll'r wa,klns of Point Pleaaant. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph spencer I Mrs. Nolan Carson a~d . child· er points. While in New Y~rk the bou~ at the Meigs County Mr. Ba·ooka was the father of attend~d the Spencer reunion Mn. ltaat and Mr. Brooks, Jr. at ur, 1pr,a sunday. 1 ren, Jull and Kit, Cmcmnatl; they took a i~~lded tour wh1ch fair. During the evenl111, a • .M· . ~ .-. d Mrs. James Carson Included the cathedral of St. ette gift was presented to Mn and w 11~ employed at one time \ Columbua; Mr. J. N. Carson: John the Divine. They. camp~d Milhoan by the pia. Thursday, 11 the tolumbua and Southern Mr. end Mrs. Carl Jentninl!s ll ~ Mlaa Ruth Carson, Bucyrus, 81 several places durmg the1r August 5, Mrs. Joe Clark, Gal· Clblo Electric Company. were In Athens Sunday, tr atMrs. Carl McColloch and trip. Upolis and Mlas Margaret tend t!:e funeral of Harry Dye. : pter, Debbie of Shake Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Morris ftth, M~lll County e1tenslon ae· Mrs Jacob Gloeeker and I: Htlahts. Cleveland ; and and children, Carol and Denny, ent, juljged each etrl'a flower daUJh!c.r . Mrs. Lloyd Moore vis. llam CampbeU of had a picnic outing at Jackson sarden. lted Sul\daY afternoon, at Long , They came to attend the sunday. Bottom with Mr. and Mrs. Ril i ding of Min Gibbons ~J! Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson A'M'END REUNION ~y Pigot. :. Richard Sw~t of Chester. visited In Point Pleasant, W. Mr. and Mrs. Josepb John· $ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adkins · Friday IVIIIIIII- Mr. 11nd Mrs. Va recently with J\o1r. and Mrs. d 8 1 0f p t t I· Gibbons entertained their guests · · 11 son an everY omeroy' Doniltlons were given to the uf Da)'ton were recen gues 5 ..,MMer at Crow's Roy Piersa · h K. h d and Lee Rousb of Bradbury, F·ir· Denartment and the Emer- 01 Mr Nnd Mrs. Nathan Biggs · With a uuw Pam and Kat y 1rc er, au- t d d th J 0 h f 'I ~ ,. d r· ·1 house In Pomero d M J 0 h at en ~ e nson ama Y gency Fund as a memorial to an ami Y· t Y· ahters of Mr. an n. n union held Sunday at the Kach· , Robert Fife South Third Kircher of Columbus, visited etmac~P• Park In Logan There decea~rd members when the: Mrs Dan~ Hysell of Colum. Ave was tak~n by recently wilh their grandpar- were 64 attending from Colum· Martha Clas~ ol the Bradb~ry . bus wa' the Sunday guest ot to St J b H 't 1 10 · ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G Cit and New <;burch ol Christ met Mon ay 1 her ~ist~r and brother-In-law. · oTuse~ ... osplfa Downina ousto rove y, evening at the home ol Mrs.: Mr awi Mrs. Nathan Biggs and ~rsburg ._ay or Guest; of Mr L D Diles mg n. Paul \'iinn in Bradbury. I f"~ily I llOD and pouib)e sur&ery. " ' . . · · d t 0 I .----liiiiiiiiilii;;i;;;;;iiiii~lare his son and family, Mr. and Robert Reibel Mrs Hilda Kmg, pres• ~n , Mrs. Dave Diles and children Mrs. Willla~ Grueser, dau· was In charge with devotwns / • of Detroit, Mich. shter, Debbie, and Rose Marie Mr. 0. P. Klein has returned Hackett, are vl~iting with Mr. P d .d th : e Or from a fishing trip to Canada. and Mrs. Robert Jay in Colum· cone1u e WI prayer. Mrs. James E. Harley spent bus. Durmg the busln~ss ~esslo~ ai TONIGHT the weekend in Springfield with Mrs. James Jll'iden has re- quilt made by Jessie Sisson as. ELV1S PRESLEY in "GIRL MAIIIIY" her son and family, Dr and turned from a vacation at Lake s.sted _hy members ol the cla~s, I Jniti~t•on was held tor one (Technicolor l Mrs. John Harley and children. Milton near Youngstown with ~as_ displayed and Will~~ ~~ d: girl wheu Bethel No. 62 of th,e: o:tvll Presley, Mary Ann Mo- She al110 plans to visit t h Is fnends. MJ1CI! ..w...... Take your precious wom silverware and C~nstmas cards were . sp ay lnternatJOna! Order of .lob s ••. Shelley Fabarea, Harold week in Columbus with Mr. and Joe Young of Cambridge vis- ~~ to ~~e class a~ a pr~ec\ A Daugh:crs · met Vlondav even·. heirlooms out of hiding and have tfltm ·' ere. .... ---·' •.• StoDI, Gary Crosby, Joby Mrs. Joseph D. Bryan. ited over the weekend with car wa , prepare to s nl u.g at the Pomeroy Mason•c QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by skilled . . . . . 11•• Chris Noel. Tt!lllplc with 29 members, eight ! -.,y Cananevae, S Stoop~ Mrs. Robert Reibel is a med- Mrs. Robert Reibel and Mr. J. to a thut-ln. ......... _ 11.11 silversmiths at great savings during this ical patient at the Gallipolis A Young Sr The program was edfllvben Lby c<~uncll members and six guests d·· :,sioo: 75c $ 40c. . · • · . O!eva Cottenll assist Y e1 1 17.. Replating Sale. Old fam ily pieces, replated Med1cal Center. Mrs. Auta N1sennecher of Eb b h d tit- presen · ........ _ 17•• Mrs William Kitchen a n M th Sh Fl 8 . ona ers ac an was en like new, make wonderful gifts, so take ad· THURSDAY, Au.. 12 · It · . ara on ores, led "Thil! Heavens Speak" which Jennifer Blakeslee honored NOT OPEN chldren of Chillicothe ing with her brother and · ' · . · ' vantage of these low, low prices. ---..Jl Ia 1 ek wth h ther . . ir.cludcd scripture taken from queen, presided and opened the 0 s we er mo • 1n-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs . rm Psalms. The meeting was cios- meeting in regular form. Mr. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Smth. ed with benediction. and Mrs. W. H. Francis, Mrs. August 13-14 Cus~ Johns~on, Brad~ury, Is The home of the hostess was William King, Mrs John Lyons. "FERRY CROSS • D£NTS REMOVED .•. ITEMS SlJtAltlmND • IN 1aOS Fila THE MERSEY" a medical patJ~nt at Meigs Gen- decorated with arrangements of Mrs Guy Cowan and Mrs. Paul • llOWI JIAHDLES, LEIS, KNOBS, RIPIIIII l IIIPUCtl Gerry and the Pacemaker•. • au, ..,. IWII era\ Hosp•tal 10 Pomeroy. various kinds of flowers from M. Darnell were welcomed as Cilia Black, JuU. Samuel. • ...... PUTS l INSULATOII$ HP..a 1110 WLACEII Lt. J. &- Arthur Clark, Nor- the garden of T w. Autherson. guests. Miss Blakeslee and •mul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Fourmoat, Jlnlmy Sllville folk. Va., spent the weekend Refrest.ments of cookies, ice ther, Mrs. Dall)' Blakeslee 'THI IILIAIUitl IIIKIRI' ('l'ecbnlcoor) with his mother, Mn. Cedric cream nuts coffee and iced ported on vlsltlna a Bethel In Ann M111aret, Ton7 Fraocl· Clark. He has been on 1 crulae tea w~re ser~ed by the Colorado. At the close of the 2!!J.._Carol LlmleJl. Pamela BY REQUIST In tM West llldies. Preaent were Mrs. naeetlng, refreshments were &lUUio Gardner MCMy. Gene Mrs. Bert Bodlmer 11 assist. PauUne Hudson, Hazel served with Mrs. Helene TlarneJ, Brian Keith. ina a the offlcel of Dr. R. Evelyn Murray, Maxine len promoter of hospitality, In Open Frid•y Til 9 (Cio.. Sat. It 5) Au1. 15th thru AUI· 21st Plckena durilll the absence Mrs. Cotterill, Elsie Barnhart, char&e. She was assisted by K&C Jewelers, Pomeroy CLOIID Pomtrey Mrs. Rellnl Hudlon, who Cathryn Werner, Mrs. Mrs. Lyon• and Mrs Darnell. Clunen POR VACATION recuperatlq from surgery. Ruuell. Mrs. Ebersbach, Mrs. Kiq and Mra. Wino. Club Meets W1t M H II A nd And About rs. yse 4 omeroy Middleport ! ., ! Restore your silvll' to its ...,_ ,_, lirila K&C JEWELERS 1 SILVER REPLATING SALE Donations are AIIGUST Made to two d ONLY Local Fun f f , ~~~ntu~; t~:~ fr~~J~~c~~d~~: Hm /Ida fron rs .IGS THEATRE 0 ne New Member II'*•. I J ,.. CliffN-- ---------- CMI,-.......... EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILOI.E TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE I Robinson's SALE ENDS AUGUST 31 ••• BRING SILVER IN TODAY .[ • Shop Friday ·9:00 AM to 9:00 PM OTHER DAYS 9:pG AM TO 5:00 PM Pomeroy Mrs. Shuler is Hostess lor Monday Dinner • Mra. Doyle Shuler f:ntertain- , ad the Pomeroy Bend Citizens Band Radio club Auxiliary at a 1:10 dinner !4onday eventn(l at ber bome Cheshire. 'l1le dinner was served on the patio and following it. the group • 1 1 ---·.!adjourned to the recreation room !or a business session GM Olf Mt to with Mr~. Nathan Biggs, presiINif) go pb-. BUTTONS, cu1s out before it bultonlm • _ :... dent, in charge. The traveling -.priu dt'nated by Mrs. Elwood iet ...... KN01', dasll• around OA a towQ heel, firtdaad will a BowerJ was awarded to Mrs. 1 . sayS \\ G0'-0 S1,..l GIVEAWA ··-----~""" Each Frid.ay Nig t STRAP DOWN A LITTLE HEEL · 1PY little bow. ~ IIIUt to l1 .d ld 1d 1 r ah 5 ..--~~ F•il GU.MOUR $().9t .. $9·" h EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER =.or who has been hospltal- w. • J 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING ::: ;!.~u=~ io A;;:S~d ~~~ Oamel were played under the directll)n of Mrs. Shuler and Mrs. !l'.ay Zerkle, with prizes awardl!d the winners. Mrs. Agn• White won the door prize. Attending were those narned above and Mn. Wayne Green, Mn. Georse Carson, M11. man ~.loeb , Mrs. Robert Har· den, Mrs. Glen Smith and Mra. James Carnahan. The next meeting will be held September 2, at the home of Mrl. Wayne Green, Mason, Va. · AAA Merchant$ MAIUNEII WANT YOU! V. 1. Mlrlnt Corps enlllto menta IIOW are open to all mer honorably discharged lnea boldilll pay grade E-7 or below to rtturn to active Ice wltll lbt rank held tt of di8d1ar1e. Date ol Rank will be CCIIIQted u date of mtllt. Former Marines may inquire illrther at the Selective Serviee Office, Masonic Temple Julldlq, Pomeroy, 9 a.m. to 11 noon each Tuesday. In Merchandise Certificates Glvtn Away Thutt ht, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH Friday Night Open MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P Nights Some Stores are Open Both Friday & All particlpatint merchant. wlll atv• any person, 13 years or older, a FRR TICKET necessary. Merchandise certlfi~atN are redeemable at any participating mercbmt. ASK no purchatl YOUBFIIII TICKETNGW. THESE POMEROY .STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE ' TONIGHT "THI llACERI" l.irt DouJias, Gilbert Roland <Color) · -alld- ... PAUDI OF COMEDY' '!'lie Greatest Stan at their Flnut and Ftumieat Air-Condltionect Por Yout ShofiPing Comfort Thur..Prl, AUI· 12·13 ''THE 7TH DAWN" With William Boldea 11ad SU~JJ~nih York <Tecbnicolorl -nd- "FOR THOll WHO THINK YOUNG" 1111111 Daran, Pamela '1'lffla Pomen~y Ctl'lllllf Bleck Rlnr 011 Ct,..tny Metn~pollten Metora Arnold Bn11. HMIItlf Ia Plutllltlnt PtiM,., La~tlllrk litre BINit!ltr Aut. Comptny Ktllllle'l lohle Station ltwer'e Drlv•ln Frencle Plerlat Grenr•a ltulllo crew•• Town a Ceunhy l1ttaur~nt ...., Hartlay & Bennett Sh.. Store lllllllft'tlt\arktt Stark's Phar11110cy Meol'l't litre IIIIIIP't111"""'' ...... Mllla K&C Jewalry Store Pomtrey MoltP c....,_., ·~•Laullllrr len Pr~nldln Store l"lllltNY PJtwtr lhttt Atteclate411tadlo & TV Kerr & Van laMt New Vorl& Clothing Houte Motor ltltt Swisher & Lohlt Drugs Hert"• hhleltatlon Chtpman..Ctnadly Shoes Dtbr Valley MaPiutrlte•s Shot Shop KI'Oitrt Dllleulll llue 6 Grar ltes&aurant G &J Auto llarta Co. Wlhrung• ltke Shop Economy Slvlflll Llln Ct. Ftrlllln lank & Savln11• Co. Warner 11,._,: Ia . ' .._,.,, Jewelry Store INII~ , e.-·"•• ::A .... ...... ' ::t~... a Another Gold Star Promotion By The Pomeroy Chlndlll' efT:Ohil•ll I I' \ I I I ' �� 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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