https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e5afb6778962e83272e7752adaa003d.pdf 631095527bef402c4232914be855e3bb PDF Text Text I '• •• 111-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 12, 1985 -- - - -----~- ----. led home Monday, by their Jly at Amanda. l!'anddaughlel'll, Jackie, Barllte Mrs. Nora Roush was Ilia and ISusle for a week's visit. Wednesday illll!'iieon suest ol Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea spent Mrs. C~arles Withrow. the weekend with their daugl> Mr. and Mra. Mal Folmer ten and sons·ln-Jaw, Mr. and and Vanessa and Mas. Jr. visitMrs. Larry Thomaa and Melli\- ed recently a\ Rlcbii!QIId with da of Columbus and Mr. and M~. BIId Ml'll. Wray Dallas and Mr. aDd Mrs. A. Hayes, Ira were Gtnlpolls visitors reoent·l .l'l Jo~nson In Clllton, W. Vo. Mrs. Betty Davi~ and child· Mr . and Mrs. 0 . F. I~ · Bowden were Sunday guests of ,IQhn a.aker has been !'en, Dana, Ray' Robin anrf ' M_..:.. Frank Hayes and son, tOt a 30-day fUrlough with his Debbie of Marietta visited r~ Midtileport. mnther, Mrs. Alice Blab.er rently with Mr. and Mrs. Pbi).. Mr and Mrs. Horace MrEl- ls now assignet to lip Burton and family. hinn~ ol \1ir1dl~port, and Mr. VIle, Fla. fo rurtht:. . Thelma Pratt has moved to! 0 • and Mrs. 0 . F. Bo~·de., ; ,.nd ·,frs. AUen Bah Pomeroy, Ht has been duty m · an apartment in Ravenswood, Princeton, W. Va. and lr.t i ;"e !urnf'l. 'I'Ut',;day from _P~tts- Mr. ~nd Mrs. C~arl~s W Va. She is emplo}·ed at Kais· iilrdom of Princewick, \\'. Va. fit"lc+. Ill. where they VISited .n'l(f children_~t~m er Aluminum. weekend guestc QI ~~o· ith their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday to VlSI zoo. Mn. Aruold Haves. Mid- I C'harlei= Wt>rner and son. c. n '\1r. >J.nd Mrs. GIPnn Ch••,el Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins · :'tlr. and ~r" Pnillir;. Burton . i~i1t'd with Mr. and Mrs. of ~ -~="lglield are ~isiling wllh ~liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilliii;.lllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•lllliiiilililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ./ his brother, Mr . and Mrs. Field· • ing Hawkins and o1her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Guin· ther and children of Columbus were called here due to the death of his grandfather, Mr. Frank Guinther. Bowden, Around And , About Middleport ° Mrs~ Mr.l CHAPMAN- CANADAY SALE ! Special Feature MR. AND MRS. NICHOLSON I Mr. and Mrs. Seth ~·. Nicholson of Rutland Route 1 ' i?g se~eral_ day of their vaca· will mark their golden wedding anniversary, Sunda~, ~ tJon w1th hiS mother, Mrs. Lu- IAug. 29, from 2 p.m. on at their home. Open bouse wtll cille Mayes. I be observed. Mr. and Mrs. Bracky Wood The couple's niece and grandniece, Mrs. Norman C. and son Bill> of West Palm Will of Rulland Route 1, and Mrs. Herb Zeller of CoBeach, Fla. · have been 1he lumbus are arranging the celebration .. The couple was guests of his grandmother. Mrs. roamed .~ug. 28, 1915, at the Bapttst parsonage m E.. M. Wood. They are also vis- Middleport by Rev. George C . Sprouse . .ling in Ravenswood wit~ his Mrs. Ntcholson ha.s two ststers, Mrs. Harry Shepherd parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. L. and Mrs. Robert Lanham, both of Columb~s. Mr. NicbWood . olson bas four hvmg SISters, Mrs. Marvm Chase of · ' Albany Route 2. Mrs. Don L. Wood of Pomeroy, Mrs. Linnie Bratton of Pomeroy Roule 2, and Mrs. Dana 1 Slewarla are Home Epple of Rulland. Teen Age Flats Open Friday UNTIL 9 • .99 Chapman· Canaday to Elbemldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE $888 10 LB. 59c GASOLINE ENERGIZER PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK For Only 39c - Aluminum LADDERS 24 FEET DOLl.AR DAYS SPECIAL I I $ RADIOS KINDS AT BIG SAVINGS $ ~ $2· 6 TRANSISTORS REG. $14.95 TO $24.95, NOW $3· G. E. TABLE RADIO 5 TUBES, ONLY - - - - - -- BEACH TOYS 3 G. E. NEW A.M.-F.M, RADIO, ONLY SOCKET SET TOOL SPECIALS 9 PC. l" DRIVE DEEP SOCKns NOW ONLY - - - - - - - - - - STANDARD BRAND 16 PC. 1" DRIVE WITH RACHET WERE $16.9'1 NOW ONLY - -- - - - - - REG. 4.99 $12· 99 47 PC. !" DRIVE with l" SET INCLUDED WERE $29.99 NOW ONLY - - - - - - - - NOW $3·99 CHIEF $19·95 CHICAGO BRAND 'THE PLEASURI SEEKERS' <Technicoor) Ann Margaret, ToDJ Fnnclosa, CaroJ Lynley.L. Pamela 111-+~H WOODEN lave At __ TACKLE PURE PENN STEP LADDERS All Fishing QUART 35c 25% Aug. 15th thru Au1. 21ot CLOSID FOR VACATION• Sale! Bed Room Suites QUART $1.99 OFF 39c $4•99 CAR FLOOR MATS *112·00 IALI For the finest In Floor Co.. rlng visit the 2nd FIFurnlturo Dopt. See the beautiful samples of Lees, Bigelow, Mohawk Carpets. Pick the sample you like, we will call at your home, measure your rooms and give you a com· pletely installed price. Elberfelds Carpet mechanics have had years of experience and can handle any type of illlitallation and give you a job you'll be proud to show your friends. WRISLEY WATER SOFTENER and BATH CRYSTALS "NORCA" Sparklilli cryslala thai dlo For all vacuum cleatlers. The extra quality filter bag. THROWAWAY BAGS solve instantly. To soften water and add deli2btful fragrance. Forest 1' pine, bouquet, apple blossom. $1.00 78c NEW FA~L '• OPIIN I'RIDAY TIL 9 P.M. (CioHcl Sat. At 5) • A GOLD STAR STORE- Aok For Your ..... Tlck.t ' pic •• PATTERNS CUSTOM TAILORED ORAW DRAPERIES Made ol 100% Fiberglas. Authentic decorator colors. Fashion right prints on light and dark grounda. Completely, easily washable, no Iron . Flameproof, no sun rot. FuU width 50" x 84" length. *6·95 • pilr CAPE COD CURTAINS 100% Rayon Cballis, permanent finish. Machine washable, minimum care fabric in snow white. 30" length_ $2.19 pr. 63" length - 13.49 pr. 16" length _ $2.39 pr. II" length - 13.99 pr. .u• length _ $2.59 pr. 90" length _ $4.39 pr• 54" length _ $2.99 pr. This Wooll lnd BUY YOUR Save on Llnoleums KODAK FilM ar.l SlfPLIU and ACaSSORIU Wooll Doyo I to 5 lotutdoy ' 19 '· Lawn In llcyaftl, Mtwer• a!MI ~•rt•lno .... """n...... U.._ . rv ono1 u10o1 Fuml!Un · In ilblrhl• Stotlonery ....t1ment eDaloloAIOur ''THE 7TH DAWN" - n l c It, Worolltuoo on the lot floor Wllb Wllllllm Holdoll ond Suaonnlll York , (Tedrdfcolor) -~~- "POR THOll· WHO THIN!( YOi.INf" IIIDOI DINa, Pomela •jl'IIIID Anti-Fatigue Mc:its Walle Ori,.Air-lnd Banlm Carel "MAIN-STAY" Grlllf the.:fl!)or, DO •kid. JICt sUps. Pure. realUent foam rubber base. For use Iii Kitchen, Bathroom, I.atnubr, Shops, O!fieu, ~IIIII. Beautllul .•,. marbelfzed to!Ol'J. · ' · MOORE'S IN POMEROY . . . i • FIVE CfH1I 50 Percent rants on ewerage osts ow ertain * • Walnut flnlsb with plastic top on ·dreSBers and chest. I Large 53 inch double rtresser and mirror I Bookcase headboard bed and large chest of drawers Aloo NOW SINGLE OR TWIN FRONT MATS MUL Tl VISCOSTY WORLD . Tiffin, Gardner Mcuy, Geae 'fterneJ, Brian Keltb. REG. 5.99 MOTOR OIL , I Boys' Clothes on the First Floor Girls' Clothes on the Second Floor MEIGS THEATRE Pome•••· CHIEF WERE $11.95 In 1 PICNIC CHEST ALL eViet Nam War 1 Sauers Travel JO OOO M'/es Q V aca DAYS Gl I TRANSISTORS 2 BAND, REG. $28.83 CHARCOAL BRIQUETS '~.· Mainly About p f 1 : eop e n Pcmerov Birthdays were observed . · · • wheu the Ladies Bible Class of Mr. and Mrs. AJlen Dall were !ll~~ vlsNIIedth~lsCtorlcl_ Sites md .the Middleport First Baptist ITuesday evening dinner guests V trglnla, or aro ma an d . g of their daughter and son·in Tennessee. In Gatlinsburg, Church me~ TMues Jay eveMmurn llaw Mr and Mrs James rs. ames ·, , · · Tenn., th ey saw th e wax mus- at the churcu. . ned the /Bearhs and sons. eum and toured the Christmas ray, _presld~t, 0~ 1 t k 0 Mr and Mr.; Fred Rosen~ardens. They . also saw the {; e~ll~~h: folio~~~~: pr:y:r lbaum. spent th~ weeken_d at / highest mountam peak east of · b F"l rl IReynoldsburg with their son · · · · M annay ."Bless Be and daughter-in-law Mr and • the MlsSISS1°pi, t. M.1tcheII . 1 y orence 1 ndG df h Mt The cass song, 1 • • 1 ,a ran at ers . the Tie," was sung as was t~e Mrs: Jack Rosenbaum an~ ~ They visited Gold Rush Junc- jbirthday song for Nora Hamll- f~ll_l:dy. They were___a_c_compao tlon and saw Robert Fuller, ton and Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner. I of the cast of !he TV A round robin card was sent , Laramie. They also visited to Mrs. Harol~ Hall, a hos~lt~l i Indian Village and the Readmgs were gi~en l I I and pottery making in t~e Mrs. Hannay, Beulah White, , f' tains. Mrs. Bertha Ajcher, Mrs.' n tOn Genevieve Saxton ·was hostess for the meeting, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer Mrs. Charles Lewis, who rDade and daughters, Joy and Mary the arrangements. A lavender I~uth, have retu_med ~om a color scheme was carried out sur: weeks vacation_ tr1p to the in tiJ.e table appointments in.. I west coast, campmg enroute. cluding an arrangement of They visited 16 staU!s and trav· roses, sweet peas and phlox in Ieled 10,000 miles. lavender shades. Pencils were: Places visited included the given as favors. !Grand Canyon, White Sands, Refreshments of cupcak~s, l Br e Canyon Yosemite· Se:~:.'~ with candlse, Jce Y~ Forest, Carlsbad ' Caverns, d l·ced tea quma If coeean . ks d a trip . .mto 1 nahona par an were served to those . ed above and Mrs. J. B. Mexico. Lucille Mayes, Elizabeth On the west coast they visiten. Mrs. Frank ed Disneyland, Pescadero Mrs. Pearl Hoffman and Beach, Lake Ta~oe. and Los REG. 3.19 guests, Ms. Hannay and Vegas, where they saw a repliBoone. ca of the "Long Branch Saloon." 44 In Salt Lake City they saw the NOW Tabernacle and heard idenl 0 f Norman Former Res' the giant S.keyboard organ and REG. 4.29 Meigs Counly Dies visited in lda~o. Wyoming, and Mrs. Jane Powers of South Dakota, where they view44 NOW burgh, Ohio, formerly of t.aUIC·Ied the "Passion Play" given el Cliff, passed away there each summer of the sev~ • day, August 4, at the age en last daya ol Chrisl M. She is survived by sons, Delmar Powers of They traveled throog~ Dodge ~"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij l City, Colorado Springs· past Pike's Peak, and the Air Force Academy; Hannibal, Mo., Mark Twain's home, and Springfield, Oldli DJ. Lincoln's Tomb. for $]-OO They visited with Mr. and TONIGHT Mrs. Warner Morgan au famNOT OPEN REG. 98c EA. ily in Phoenix, Ariz., ond with Mra. Ray Brads~aw and daughPRIOAY ond SATUROAY Auglllt 13-14 ter. Mr. and Mrs. Sauer are HOUSE PAINT •FERRY CROSS faculty members of the RutTHE MiRSEY" QerrJ and the Pacemakert, land schools. Cilla Black. JuUe Samuel. 'lite Fourmost, Jlmmy Saville R1dge anr Smoky Mountams. 5 DOLLAR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE DAYS have returned trom a t200 mile trip through the BI u e VOL XVII . NO. 99 FRIDAY FROM 9to5 SATURDAY FROM 9to9 0 MOORE'S FENDER SKIRTS Murray, a In tho Middle Block Next A Gold Star Store This Weekend Select Your Boys and Girls School Clothes At Elberfelds in Pomeroy ~ Birthdays are Observed by Ladies of Class Mr. and Mrs. LBwren<e Stewart and sons, Greg and Barry, and Mrs. Clarence . '·!. &he From 1200 lllile Trip Sale Reg. and Mrs. Pearl Wolf and lam· Keiser. Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes Reg. 6.99 '- enttne De#oted 1• 7!M , . . . , 01 Tile JlelpM.- .4J'ell a asd children have returned to !heir home in Lima after spend- SATURDAY $9.99 Kraeuter, who spent the week of her mother, Mrs. Fannie end in Columbus. They were Kaspar visited Monday eveaovernight guests Monday of Mr. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edgar Wolfe. FRIDAY and a.t y • weeks visit in Columbus with Mrs. Harry Ketser. and children, Karen. Robert, Steve, and Jeff. u[ Chicago, spent a week recently with his grandparents, Mr. and M r s. Back To School • • Mrs. Barry Byers and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meacher Mrs. Frank Dickinson. She was and family of Grundy, Va. who accompanied home by Mr. were here to attend the funeraJ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierre For ·, .'/ ' Larry Bunce and Stevie, family. Lexington. Mrs. H. D. III!e of Collunblll Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and niece, Miss Barbar• DtU. and Gordon, Barbara and C8ra ard of Lancaster were retenl Ia Fisher spent Tuesday even- overnight guests of Mrs. fhle'& ing at New Haven, W. Va. with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Dawson Keiser of Minersville. and Mrs. Edith Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Mrs. Eldon Kraueter returi> of Reynoldsburg were weekend ed home Tuesday, after a two guesiB ol ber parents, Mr. and ,,I . \ I Cittaoo ... . 1101 niere are thousands of them batllelleldtl oDd parkit oliot from a' ll'ederlll . ~69 ' . ... ' latba btit ' * * ��, ------==-=--=--= ·--·-= · :.·_;:.::::.:.:::~==~::::::--=-=--··:-=::::::::::::::::: -::=:::::·- Eyewitness Rail's Ramblings . ]-lnstitut_e is (CoDIIDued from Pill" I ) .Att ded by 111m." Missiles sailed through en the air, with crackling sound \ .. they llruck the man'•. Mel·c" fJ" Gir.Is 1'hey pelted the velucltl I. ---·-·. • • 8 (!llr • . ., .. t.'sJ:.:: . ~~~:dftl: New Select......t.J.-Iy GI Ff DIS!:balrl,. ~ s·. .. tinuously, knocking out WindoW .. , Ave.; Henry W, Allilon, · II ~=til and ltaYIIJC Ufly denll to hli . 'Meigs County hat been rtp-•River St.; Mrt. ftalpb • lltelllde4·ra:,:,d l 1 car. He lowered his head from resented this past week at theiWauiJh, 134 s-ad Irvin 'aay C1111ert fwMYtlfttl¥1111 111 1 Tom Roll conclldn tog tour" up t3&!h St. that he \ 1 w:'-' tew:n!•g much about siiJht and accelerated. The car American l"'titute. of Coopera- ~~ 1 ~m8~kle ill:, 61 % Mra. . , !!lory of ~is employmnt lhad organized for Lindsay _ big ctty pohllcs at the gar- went directly Into two other lives ~ual meetmg held at! s. Mr.. Otpha Lemon· Mrs. lMnard •• a worker in the Jolul Lind· bow the candidate had .silaken lbage- root level. cars which. were pushed mto the Un~verstty of Mtssourt at / m~n· Mrs Gary D. Rt. . Wears, .., Clmpalp.J all the Puerto Rican merchantl' A golden day, he felt, had aoother vehtcle. , Columbia by Patty Dorst and 2 G~lll ils· McKinley J. Homer Falla, handl and called them by name dawned for t.•ndsay. The -crowd, about aO, i'•tt Ba.lev They are the dauiJh- R 2 Us· Avonelle John Leonard WoriDID, Mrs. ISioame 11fld been down the At this point, though, 1 In- swarmed tnto the street, chant- ters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1· • a po • . Walter llld dauaJW~r,ll The man, • yo~la'7~: 1 b!Gclt several days before, meet- terrupted the conversallon, fib- lng "get that wh\~e man, gel Jor8t of Heedoville and M• and wo~lhE~t M:!~.r, Rt.J;/"~~ , Char lei Fellure 1earned later, In ce .1111- IDg the merchants and talllng bin that I had another appoint- that whtte man GlaS5 flew Mrs. Jiuo~~ell Batley ul near Flve j"' . ng . Itt i· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;OiiiiiiiiMI.Iiiii-;;, lei! u ~ Sit'::.';'" (I!":~ down their namett in ooDJeeU- menl (actually' wanted to make everywhere. He took cover by l'oints. ~~- D~vttaE. :r~IIF lo. ~ explamed lo ~v:rything live order! and bow he was the subway before rush hour) burymg h•mself on the floor of These gtrls were selected to Perd~e itt j' Carpen.ter· "'' manaaer klfll com- represent Metgs · c ou nty as a Leo ·Brunty, ' • 'Collagev!De,• INJOY IIOIIIh of !48th St. rin tbe Bronx. amazed that Lindsay had ·~.,..n,and say 1ng th at I'd ' 1art work his in car . The mtstllrs . About lliO,OOO persons Jive mobbed." jMonday. g. result of the study progr~m on va.; Mrs. Walt.ce Blanken•h:lp,ll lhert!., he went n "It's ooi "Lindsay got the usually apa- I ltft feeling ntounded and , Then he .Jumped out of the farm cooperatlv~ each vear In Rt 3 Jack ·on· David B. per Cent Puerto ~i~an. 30 per thetlc ~0 RlcaM ·all hOp- da2ed. Monday I would be In car with hts ar~ 011er hl8 tit• county. Miss Bailey was se- ra.;;s,' Rt. 2~ P~dro; Steven T. eent Negro, and about 10 10 1 ped up , he noted, emotion Washington, D. C. Ihead and ran - rtght Into ~II- tected to represent the Future ,Swindler, Rt. I, Scottown; Mrs. Democratic. rising in his voice to a high other band of !"reammg Homemakers of America Chaf>- Karl S. Burns. Rt. I, South pi1ch. youths. They threw htm to the ·at """'tern .. ol, ~ p . t· M Karma L Steep "With your help - and I "Now ,, the time io !trike!" pavement, stomping and thro~- Janice Ritchie, adVIIIOf. and R~~ni Ch~iicothc· Mrs: Regin: WITH US need an erperienced per~ 1 offered with unerring insight. 1D& rocks at close range. HIS Miss Dorst repretlented the aid G. Gross Wellston· Mrs. wbo can organize the campatgo "Right!" he almost yelled. l_ace was ~angled. Bloody and Riverview 4-H Club, advisors Glen W. Ma~kins, McArthur; iD the district and run the of- "And we'be already siarted. / hmp, he was pulled away from Mr>. Margare· Brown and Mrs. Mrs. Earnest T. Brown, lice - we can cut the marg~n ''Today there was a demon- j gthe angry youth by older N&- Pauline Meyers. ton ; Mrs. Gopey J. Carson . !! down to four to one and w1n t e stration by 300 Peurto Ricans, M M b 1 V M t d roes. Sponsors of the trip were the Ravenswood. Raymond Route 7 Mltlcll..,.,, 0. election," he said. sitting in a street protesting M rsH. a eSpenan e er hoan A squad car showed up, then ~-etgs (ount) Dairy service Hughes Rt '2 South Point· "Wh at can I do.'" th at the city had prom"· ed to ' rs. when enry t•-- pcer ,.._, were R s- severa I oth ero - an d the V<>I It, the •,.1e1•< · Counll~ J.fl '.uh ffl ' • ' ' vin R Detty Wellston "Everything" he signed• put up a stop sign at a dang- 11es setCh 'c"' "'11 """one ors lent. bloody night of rioting he- 1eouncil FHA and ~'FA Chap· Births · ' · · · 11 o1 es1er ounc1 aught· "You'd organize about 5I) ca;> 1erous mtersecuon SIX mon A 'wed·-• gao. 1ters of the county. Landmark Mrs Flo•d Perdue Rt I . " ers o.1 mer1... ca · m.. '"'""ay T"· • tains try to set the merchant •ago and had not done 1!. '"' crow d moved from I16th .'Farm Bureau Cooperative penter· on··' 5 ·47 8 ' m · Thoor•asso~iations for Lindsay, and "How does that fit into the j evemng at t,,. lodge halt. to Imperial Highway. a main iFarm Burea~ Federation. Jack: ___.___·_ _ ·__· _ _ Jake the load off me at the of· ra'llpaign'" I inquired . . The meeting opened with the inter..ction with Avalon Boute- son PCA and Buckeye REA. 1U.S. WINS flee. Are you interested ' " "Welt; the organizer of the reading of Psalm . 1:1-3 by vard. . ' The girls left Columbus laot QUITO, Ecuador <UPII _ A 11. How could I resist such an demonstration called me want- Mrs. Buel Ridenour, Vtce preolMotortSis, •nknowlnflly, re- Sunday morning by train ac- United Stat-. ba•ketball team 0 oller. "Of course, we'll win •I ing lo know, 'What can you \dent. followed by the Lord's pealediJ drove Jato a ba~ale companied by about 60 other representing the Amateur Albm I"" for Lindsay." tmeaning Lindsay ! do lor us?' Prayer and pledge to the Oag. of. rocks, bottles and brtrks. young people from all over the letic Union defeated the Quitos For 30 more minutes we dis· !We got them photographers and A ro~nd • robin card to Mrs. Wmdows ~ere smashed. . · Ute of Ohio. While at Colum- National team 114-67 Thur<d•y ~ussed "our" plans fur victory. their pictures in the paper - Fan1.te Adams, an honorary past The howlrng youths, shoutmg bus they participated in the spe- 'gl 1 bel d 1 5n 01 1 · " 'lo as igned "get out of here h• 1e m n " ore • crow o "' 1 lk h He explained about t e "wa · and they got I heir slop stgn. counct r, " s · · ' " • cia! youth sessio '' well as the at the coliseum . I "What else do you have planGame. wm played under the attacked all cars, but espectally main speaking program at the ned?" atrection of Mrs. James Van those driven by whites. AI least American Institute lor Coopera111 -LOW TEMPS "This district," he said, "Is Meter and Mrs. Virgil Walker lOO person~ were <truck by ny- l l"es which is a university NEW YORK iUPI ) _ The DfVOTIL ro tNTUESl o~ tough politically; there's a low a~d prizes awarded winners. mg glass. Pollee made the est1- tered out of Washington. D. c. highest temperature reported MilOS MASOft A•u literacy level and the people Mtas Leda Mae Kraeuter won mate. . . I The theme lor the session th 15' m ·no 10 t•- u s w . •-,. • .....,_ theti I think that u Ut door · The olltcers would a I 1 g h t orm..., '"' • · ea ~ .. ~"":. , ..::::.:.::: :" ~~~ir arba e it will e pm.o. from Uteir cars, only to be mel / fu.opo -:- _A Creative Force in ther Bureau, excluding A!&Bka '"""" ., ,.. '3...; "'toY .-."::' dr P 3 : 0 1 g Refreshments were served by by a hall of rocks. They would Rural Ltvmg. The gtrl return- and Hawaii, was 109 at Philip. IU '"' r..,...., "" ..... .., " .... aw. . v ,.;._ ., the hoslelaa to tbooe named •h••• lh youth d lo Columbus .Thursday even- s D and Blythe· Calif The ..., 001o oao.. "Ptck up tbell' ga•..,ge! bo ..... M u - Ei•" • e 1 an se1ze mg. . 1'h e en1tre · ·• · . 1. •v 14100 ..,....,. . ., _ rl'l • •·y the hale ighbo a ve ~.. rs. ""'"' uun- IOIDf rtp was spon- lowest reported this morning ·~~- u _,.. .._ . . ..., hood~· . th ~the .,neOO.Sn~ gPI , Mrs. ClareOCfl Neutzting, Fin~lty the police mo>ed in . sored by , "'Olooo Cou"' or Co- was 40 at Winnemucca, Nev. ~ :,:,~.., " ... - '"'.. •• ,,.,.,.. pick ~;':U. agar~ Yregular- Mrs. Oocar Welter, Mrs. Estb- Ioree. The mob was dispersed, operattves, Clarence Gehrig Ex....... ..•.,.... _ .. _- • 1 nd 1.1, Wnght, Mrs. &ss Cleland, only to return In "hit and run" ecuhve Secrelary. Locally the 1~.•r mess. er LOCAL TEMPS ,... - • ll•IMil u.. 10 Y a s rea Mrs Arthur orr Mr M0 0 prog am 18 · d b It ~ ••~ - v;.. 01 '> •- We'll drop the hint for • · • •· Uletic. inntct.ing more damage r ~ponsore Y a I ":- ..,,_ ., another demonstration and B,.s, .~ Norman Frederiek, and injuring additional motor- co-ops worktng wtth Farm The ~~~::~~:ri~ atr;n:; ...... ..... ~ • ., - · .. then ybe hen they et "-''· '"ldo Kraeuter, Mn. Ella ills. eau Youth Councils, FFA and ~ ' magll1118 w truck ~nl Hannum and MMI. Villi! &ush. walked to one !ICene. 1 could FHA Chapters and the Coonty ~"!S: ~:!r ~ degrees and 1 1 1 "''"::0.":=,. '::::, hear windshield~ being broken, Couperative Extension S.rvice. lr-=--==--==--1• :~h ~y·~· aame,' ~nd ~·=. pick up the rubbilh.'' Mrs. Goelllein ;, and screams lor . help from HEADQUARTIRS FOR women passengers m cars be- 1 HOLD PICNIC m IU llostel8 for Party ing stoned. I Members of the White Rose Mro Fred Goealeln entertain- When I arrived _at .Central Lodge held their August ptcnlte II Avenue and lmpenal Htghway, Wednesday evening at the Mid· · c ed with a Tuppenrare party 011 a crowd of about ~ wore : A Barrel Of Gas FrH With ~ Tuesday .....n.. at ber home ......... --·-• It••• dleport &adSide Park. Anent!- II ......., - -. . . . uw .. a car ye •"&> -. . M Will' Rb in Rock Sprinp. Following • "let that white man." ,.., ~ere rs. tamEnoiS11snionn-·!I The Purcha.. Of Any Car $200 or Mo,. For Back To School demonstration b)' Mrs. Jack used tire • irons, bricks and PrestdeMnt, Mrs. David Carsey, giJJlel were played wltb ties to attad! the car lor live ger, rs, Carl Mattox, Mrs. prizes awarded to Mrs. Freder- minutes. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. D. \1. Miller II ldl Goqleia, Mrl. Clieltf,t.,~ The mao's lace was and granddaughter, Mrs. Jam1es II MIDDLEPORT, 0. kle, Mn. Homer Radford, he looked lifeless with Souders, Mrs. WaHer Hayes Mrs. Geoffrey Wi!IMI!l, ud Mrs. covering his entire body. :..: M::. '"::.·::. H:. _:: E·:..:B:::u::sh::·- ------ --•========= William Gmeter, 01111 were He was pulled from his praented to Mn. Clifford Lei!· motished car and left in bell, Mn. Gill Buck, Mrs. W. 1b'eet. : ECONOLINE A. Drllke ud Mrs. ~ 1Jr. A Negro minister, fearless Ide who were atleDdJIII their his own saloly, drove his car Radio and heater. Like new 6 flrst Tuppawae party. to the area and took the victim ply tires. Motor in excellent A du n t - wu IM!l'Ved away. lila ear was stoned as it WAS condition. Priced to move fast. to the above and Mrs. Charlea sped away. Ill 1964 RIM~Itr (614 Dr. Sto. Wogon. Waper, Mrs. Fred Leifheit, At this point, I left too. C CulloM 330. Stlndllrd Trans. Mrs. Rocer Sttencer, Mrs. Law0 Ono owner, ltko now. -S.. It. . .. . not! llnmce Leonard, Mrs. William NAME DRIVERS -~ ~ 1962 Romblor (6) 211Nr SHan. One Cillt, Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. LONDON (UP!) toea! '"""'· Auto. CINn and nl.. $12tS Georae Sklmter, Mrs. Lester drivers John Surtees, J i .J • W 1961 t'onl VI Galoxlt 2 Door Hardtop. Russell and Kathy Goegtein. Clark and Graham Hill $1191 p! II Full - · · Wo shtrp ... .. .. . . . $1495 among a list of nine who • C 1960 Romblor Amtooouder Ito, W-. ISLAND RAIDED compete in the Guards Jn t:~:; I Ill Full power. It's cloon ond .. ltd. Honal race Aug. 30 at B C Ono locol awnor........ .. .... .. $1295 PV'I'-IN-BAY, Ol!lo (UPI) - Hatch. 1959 Cllovretot hi Air 4 Dr. tllrdl8p State liquor agenll Thursday - -- Greon and wltlle, Cltln Ub now, .,..... SHORTY HACKm, OWNER nl,lbt raided Middle Bass Island RmiAFF INJURED WY 2·2050 POMEROY, 0. ~ 1959 Romlolor 2 Door Stotltn w•...,. ID Lalce Erfe and arrested two HERSHEY, Pa. CUI'll--Vell-1 ..,I 0 Just ovorhoutod In fino oltap~•.. f795 wine-drioklog teeo-agera. Area eran end Pete Retzlaff or 1&. 1959 Ra!Mtori 4 Dr. SHan. RIH, ovonlrl.., Hquor euiDrcement dtlef Ralph PhUadelpllla Eagles lllffered a 0 -lote r .....UuiN, E. Krieger said the state had pulled mutcle In his right leg tsts: _, chtop tromportaHon ...... -.. .. .. ' ' " receited lltiDIII'Olll eomplaints Thursday and will miss SunA. W. H.tley Shows He Re-Grew Htlr tsnl ::llt59 Plymouth, 4 dr, V-1 auto., cion car teen-age drlnkln& bl the day'a ablbllloo Kame aKaiDst He Did Not Han Male Pettern Baldness the Detroit Liootl. ' • •a..I TOiil Ball .lt. 0011- 0 111 t/:.; Wy • - ' ··-- --- ·-. ·---------. - -- ~ -. ,.,, ., ecclllen· MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE fm' . Sentinel Church New·~ •_Jf Persons entul1ig Holzer -- tr SUNDAY I 1 DINNER Mrs. van Meter, M S rS. pencer, Are Hostesses "I The Martin Restaurant ••toNa~,. lllla~~~Jore. . _ of 8p!rilual valllel. 1\1 ilhcld a ...... Clucll, llti&har NIIOCI~tet M .,........, _, MVIva. TIMft art fot&r alll'llf I'IUOIII wbf fNrl i piJftM Mrlt . . ....,an 1M CbW41. ~, ror bil own...._ {2) r., ............... (J) , . . . . . eiiWI....,...nltrMIIIIiol. ( -t l ,rw .... ..- of lbt ~ it.elf, .tllcfl...a. hll JIIIICftlaftll ~· ..,.._ Pl-. » 10 .. cbWctr NIU· lui¥ and r-.d yeur Blbae daily. ... !.. ., •• • _. 1 :, = ,.= : ;..:'"'\.";:...: i .:;,...1·"':.;;. ':: . ... CANVAS • • fOOT WEAR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL I 1961 ' D EcI s I 0 FORD TRUCK THIS I· 5 "' ~ THE SHOE BOX • \ OR N' II 10,1-10 SALE! ... DO ITI I:IPERT IN~TIONI AltMSTIIONG'S Linoleum-· Inlaid Vfllyl ' , _ <onriiiiJ llr .,., w.. .. Mr. lett pottonq. PnleoiiOilll. 1utallatJGa 111 111, or . do It :rouroett. Coli WY 2-2635 for free eoli· Perhaps you'll be the lucky wi..- Ill a fNI Honda. 'purchase necessaly • , • just ia and register. H}lVII do buy a HONDo\~. and your name is selected, JOU' U win dort/;JII . . IIDilllY 11* peid. MODEL Q\.100 $211• 7 .,... 11111, ........ ...., illwost i•-llllllltilntiCIIItl ................. . WALL-TO.WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAG II llpert IJtllalllltOD Satllfledoa Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE Contest Sterts A":f· 15th, Ends Stpt. 30 HONDA SALES .. MIDDLEPORT, 0 • HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS RUlltlllftcln, W. Va. We Fill All Doctors Prmrip1io111 WY 2-29M Pomei'OI' WilliS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY B. ~­ list.-. West MaiD St. Pomeroy liupport tile Church of Your Choice "Your KeftlsaM• Store" 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy • • 1957 v.w. IHvllful .,._ fkllllt. ............... . . ~ 1957Juat Dad.. Stlfl011 • - · Moler • 1 ovorhautod, f .. ......... • Mlb "' 1ft lffor I!; lt57 Pontlao 2 clr,lllr llhllf H....,_ Malr1 • ,_ elflr )> ~ ii11957 F.ftt PoiriiM Sit :wr. Hantt.,. ll:tN 11111111 $tS ~ Ill: 1!156 OWamalllle 4 Ho..., - ... Mlb .. n lfflr Ill: . c 1955 Clhmltr 2-clr. Herdt.,. .. Ill .... , . _ .............. - - ............... ... C 195SUnceln4clr....... Pul , . . , . ~ Nl.......................... Mtb••~ lttss Chevrelot Ur, hi Aft Hanlltp.· f Rod lnd While.............. Metre Ul 1ft llfhr f1t o( 1951 1-MIItllll ........... .,; Mllat II In elflr ,. C!MIIer, Obit Buildini Supplies tnd Millwork Geaetol Contr1<tln( PbGIII WY 2-:19?8 BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Aobland 011 Producta Brown'l Bottle Gal WY 2·21118 Pomeroy Pboao WY 2-3481 N. SoeOIId Avo. Middleport, Obto FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT 411talltr laaultue at Loww Prien Specialty - Southern Frltcl Steak 213 N. 21111 Middleport WY 2·8t'll Jltdtlleport, CWo ... . .. rtiE UNITED smL WORKERS THE DAILY SENTINEL ·OF AMERICA Devoted to the lnterelll LOCAL GIGOif - Of the Mei&a·MIIOn Arta I J ,. !I;YIIIM . PI!IILtlit,r ~ IAIIQ~ 011·· • u ·~ Paints and Rll'dware Ph. Wll-3273 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. *• A' IARRIL OP•0.U - RACINE PLANING MILL lall4ttl aa4 Balltllaa SUpplies Qttltlr, ftle Pb. llti0-2000 -c 1957 RI!Mitr"""'"" 4 *' ouhlllllllt. Mille utlft tlfor~ ' 1957 Ghtvroltt 4 *• --................ Ul M lffor Middleport WY 2·3284 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. 1957 Plnl V.. ltlllon w._ I lr, Mtkt Ullft lffor ~ 1111 19571-"'14 . . Air condltiiRII. p! ~ Pull,..., .... : ............. Molre .. 11tlffor C dG6 I, Mlln St. WY 2-24-10 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. tlfo )> Metr~Han ·Motors Pomtror K& C JEWELERS = ~ 130 E. Second HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ~.J 1951~;~;=~~~~ -~~: ~ ...... ::..,;, ~ 0 WY 2-2550 • 1951 Oldlmoblo Super II, 4 dt, Hanlfap, offo ~ full - r . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. Make uo on r 0 1957 0i4lmelltlt ._II, Wr. HIT~ Middleport Ellabllahtd In 11104 Welll Columbia. W. V1. Ph. Muon 1'73-5593 Ill '· . . .,,., 1111. -· OHIO VAU.EY . . . w.•..v+.,· ~INGI ' M~TIN FUNERA_ L HOME CO. . -· ' " ' ' a ftew to Stewarl Field, W, VII., 011 bull- II P.to. !il ~ MAKI US AN Offill S•E• STAFF DIREC:TOR H. M. LILE , AT: LaSALLE HOTEL, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~~~::SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1965 "E'irVCtfAEiELLNH. M. LILE FOR AN APPOINTMINT .., 1:00 AND 8:30P.M. Mr. Lile ~!llel10 be In Galllpolla, Ohle en . Sun. August ISittJ. Wlllllm Ann Mttll VIrgil Bogard IIIII ),.14-11 2,16-19 Middleport, Ohio LIEVING COAL COMPANY i ltH·~"'=:: ~ ~: ~~ ~: ~-~· ... "" \ -~!il c ! l'lltllld plls ttl Mr. ud llfrl. Allllll 'taylor S.tu..t.., FrW•v C. IIIIi•• M.iddleport, Ohio ··~ AqUBt 13, !IIIIi, Lotillvl~. Ky. Hair Spedallsltl treatment you -Your decision on becoming will be told how long it will bald Is yours. The worst enemies take, how liUie it will eost and are (1. improper care, (2) ne- what you can expect. elect and (3) putting off. GUARANTEED RESULTS FREE CONSIJLTATION Mr. H. M. Lilt will he at Wll· U you are •11<1 bold liam Ann Motel oD SUnday, years of gradual balr 1011 August 15, 11116 only. His houra - Halr'Speclalllls caanot are I p.m. to 8:31) p.m. you. It ro~ll you nothlnK to «:4me Male pattern lulldles• Is in an talk over your halt and .cauJe of the &J'Olll majority IICIIp problems In private. Learn uses tf baldaeaa ud eue111ve bow bundredl have c:ornllated hair lots for wblcb Cite Erleflo baldnetto In lbeir own home with SOD Treotm011t aor tay litter fs the Erickson Home Method. effecdve. DECISION . For your assurance you wlU If yo~ have dan&:ull, exc~- he given a written IIIJllliDiee ~lve hatr fall, lh~ . ~atr, lor whatever Ien1th of time It ttchy scalp, exceeStve mlmess may require -on a pro ~ rated or dryness or II your scalp i• basts still creating fuzz make the de- u_'k d·~ 1 to .. t M L'l H ,.,. e your .,.,son now ctsmn now o see r. 1 e. e Erl ke H ir will tell you lrankly if there is :" L'lc 1on a hope for you. II will only take ntr· the .~ a 8 1anout 20 minutes. w 0 15 There .Is no charge and you and ~Ill give you an ~re not obligated by coming in deci~•on. for a consultation. If you deci- "MEMBER OF U.S. CHAM· sion is to use the Erickson BE ROF COMMERCE" ll'l-ll Thwrsday EphftitM H -16 TINY'S FOODLAND 240 Lineoln St ms LET INGELS 1!,25-JO lllbn of Good Bread Jt"'• ""•• "" A FREE I Corintnin• R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I MRY CAR & DUCK ON SAlE • HAIR CONSULTANT In Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Tomorrow; WILL EXPAIN HAIR PROBLEMS TO MEN AND WOMEN FREE Wedne1day T11alday MaHhew .... IIIII 1111t11J II ;... Metropolitan Motors THIS 1 MOTORS DISCOUNT Moltday J.,tltliah J.t Tl•• • CLEAR THE LOT ,. 895. Nothing To Buy -Just Con1e In And Register .,.._WI atllftd .,"._ 1lfUo llit: Cl) JHE DAily SENTINEl = P'Or'l ALL 'lbe ~ • thll!l P*' tanor .. Mrtllltlr flwt ~il- tJI ...... • I e ... UfltcH ALL "Ofll TMI! CHURCH M 1 .. TMI: Would you like to be as young u she ls? Would you like to wake up toJnorrow and find yourself &tanding in a field of Queen Anne's lace, with the sum· mer breeze blowinJ and fleecy white clouds sailing overhead? Would you rflaUy lilre to be 111 young aa s'te is? If you've been meaaurlng up . to Ufe, the answer sbould be no. Naturally, you ean look at her with nostalgia. But think of the lesiOns she has yet to learn -lessons II"" learned long ago. Add up your experiences, both Jood and bad, which wouldn't be youra were you to revert to youth. The total should make you glad that you are exactly the age you are. If you aren't-..omethintr'l missing. Somewhere, you've gotten off the track, In this case, you don't need to return to ehlldhood. You need, rather, a new approach to adulthood, a new grasp, a new Wider· standing. Start finding it MW ••• in the ehurch of your cholee• . ll.llot . ' Oblo In 1955. the Soviet Union annooncen a pendlll8 reducllon In Its armed -forces. �' '· / '· .'.Classi ' ~d Ads Your Modern CommUnity Bulletin Board Real Estate FOI' Sale "SEE YOUR CHEVROLET MAN SOCIAL IN THE BLACK CAT HAT" CALENDAR $100 Donated To Improvement Fund ot Church •' AIR CONDITIONING S.le,s & Service 'I'~··-. .•• lN. Jlnptlaa pldelo 31. UaoquoJ condJtionl 38. Calam117 fO.SOoll 61. Pair Notice i 1.1'1. AI'Niilt avaOable clolhJDi Party PlaD Demo~> .,. llrator. OI811Ct for VIIIC8Dieol. F1<81J Silks, IDe. far lllformation. write eaD: E l - J. S, Coolville, OhiD, a.tlr 811S-M2'/, • Nil Filth Birthday Is Observed by Jennifer Wise Simon's Market 1111<. T.M.bt U.l Pot Off. "ftevolutlell 1¥11}WhiNI DOMlnlaall Republlo, Afrloa. Yilt Nam ••• and now Dad lnalsta he'a rolnc to u.. the car tonilhtl" • STORE HOURS: Dally 9:00 to 7:00 Fri. & S1t. 9 to 9 ~·------------·---------------- WMPO ladlo In Memory IUk:W• ~411 ... •111 ~ANJf IS 'I'HB AM' o.r PII'JNO \JP Wl'l'll I'III'&'IIID.\J....&IOJ( JoWl. 'lUll • - - f i l i i ! II lift II 7 .... - --,. IN MEMORY of Clarence Grady who passed away one year 110 today, Aug. 13, 1964. He Is aadly missed by Father, Mother, JlrQtber and Sisters• • · · Be Is gone, but will never be ·~--··1 flqotten. Mother, LISTEN TO WJEH I.ITTLI QR,tt4N ANNII By HAROLD GRAY -- ..·ISE£1 :..~111 AM-990 on Your Dial UKE'il009e'f' B!ING SO CI1UE\. A6 THRTI '1'JWLER SPACE, Depot St., 11Qt!and ~. Jim Fry. I 3 15tp t iOOM Apartment with Ill Pomeroy. Phooa wv..M•tol "AutoMate" Tape Player And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. tact Jack Walker, Hemlock Greve after 5 p. m. WY ------I'UJINISHED a(l8l'!meul, m7, before, WY U894. and private batb. 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"""' ' ".'\ 4~ ~ ·~ ~ , I ! �J I ' ., N .- -----ame Off'leers fulness, Mutual Needs, Themes At Called , P Devotions for Federated Circle Church Meetmg f)).ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 13, 1965 ----~-------- A nd d .rou Abo An f u Middleport ·ll-IH••• , ·••••mol u.ed.' To help others means happl- A called eongregational meet,_,. '"""' •• 1M Jevollons ness: P•ul the Apostle Is only lng was held recently at the ,,_, _..,.,. ~ube1 when 1he calling to mind this eternal ur,.;.,,,.,.,od ''rclf me• Wednes- seney upon which all ba iness '""'"'' • • 'h• rhurrh. is buill when he said Pi., his 1.. • .. Gal allan brothers. "Bea; Ye One ~ • t h\lnn .. esus l,;alls Uf' 1 Mr nd Ir ch Syracuse First Untied Pres· a Mrs. a But er rebyterian chwch to elect new celved word thai theor son and officers. Rev. Glen Hueholl of family, Mr ROd Mrs. Ira ButchGa!Hpolis, Moderator, opened ':': and chlldron, ha~ beethnc In . I 1 ·u d -· auto accident 10 sou ar- ; MiiGS THlA TRE I Carol l.vnlel· P <~mela IGladys Cuck!er tmprovmg. G. Dr. Homer G. McMillen, lorm- and Mrs. Thomas L. Buckman 1..:;;;;;,_ Gar~nir McKay Gene :0. Schmoll was ,"!so . reported er pastor, to deliver . the ser- and family, Mr and Mrs. Jack Brion Keith ._ Aut. 15th thru Aut. 21st ·cLOSED 1,11. Plans were made tor a pol- mon on Sunday morrung, Aug. , luck dinner at the September ust 29. Communion services will 1meeling w1th Mrs. Clara Karr be held Sunday. Sept. 5 at 9 a. as devotional leader _ m. with the Rev. Leonard Me- Workman Mrs. Florence RutL, Marletta; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Buckman Glouster· -Mr~ Earl c R~mfield Mr. FOR VACATION Refreshments were served at Intire filling the pulpit. Arthur Steel; Colu hus'- M A. ~~;,..""'"""""'"""'""""""eth:•:_:c:lo,~se~.-of:_:th:e:_:m:ee:::::tlng:".:b'!.y:_:M::r_:::s. The public II cordially invit Nicholson and wa~ Nichoiso~ ed to attend worship o. Dexter. ~.. each Sunday mornong at Sunday School at ten, and Miss Bonnie Finseth of Barsmid - week prayer meeling1s !boo, Wise., 18 here for a visit ,,: held each Wednesday at with her sister ond family, Mr. p. m. and Mrs. John E. Lyons and son, Johnny. Mrs. John Lyons accompanied her mother, Mrs. Bernard Schramm to her home In Zanesville Wednesday. They visited in Marietta wilh Mr' and Mrs. Six birthdays were oh"•rvPd Gene Courtney. Sunday, Angus! 8, with a _ _ _ _::__ _ __ '(.·· __ _ _~ _ ~ . ' - ,. Bring your family to select School Clothes--Furnishings for your home--see the new TV's, Radios ancl Stereos·· the new Beclroom Furniture ancl Home Furnishings--a goocl time to buy Towels ancl Sheets. I I ner and gifts at the home Mrs. Agnes White in Syracuse. Honored were Barbara sler of Lancaster. Carl wortn of Coshocton. Mr• Hayes of Long Bottom, Mrs. Harold McComas and son, my of Ravenswood, w. and the hostess, Mrs. White. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burt of Byesville, Belle Delaney, Mrs. Zulo lin!ISWtlf!h of Cambridge, and Mrs. Carl Duckworth Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duckworth of Huntillll· ton. W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs..James Steve, BaJtara Kitty Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of Long tom. Fredericka Schwarz of Mason, W. Va. , Richard worth, James_ Robert White, and Mrs. White. local. as Mr a:~d :.::- ~ar:v~~o:::i were unable to attend, so tbelr gills were sent. Calling during the were Mrs. Marlon Rizer daughters Lois Ann and of Mason' and Buster Phelps Pomeroy. , · .. ,, · ( }ollll r . . •• . ". ·-· ~ ~ I'M SPENDING THE MONEY !lAVED WITH A lANK AUTO LOAN! ------ - - -- . ·.. Water Show Cast Ready for Plunge Tonight at 7:30 LOS ANGELES (UP!) Rifle-carrying Natjqnal Guardsmen and police cradling shotguns atiUed i tltre.day Negro riot today. At least 14 lives were taken, hun, dreds were injured and property damage was eatlmated as hgh as $100 million in the worst Negro outburst ln the nation in two decades. · The death toll far exceeded last week's Joss of Am· erican lives in Viet Nam or all fatalities in last year's · riielat 4isturbances in the Unl_~-'--e_ d_S_ta_t_ es_.--~-The steel - helmeted troops, combat-gel!red :- and with fu:ed shot by pollee or guardsmeb ' bayonets compllt'ted "operation when they ignored commands ; clean sweep"- at dawn. Their to surrender. Dress rehearsals have gone off without a hitrh and bMgadel had marched from a The 2,GOO combat troops of allis readiness for the Water Show today starting at 7:30 staging area through the Ut- the state's 40th armored dlvl- · 1tered debMs in a 200 - block sion were to be joined duriltll . p.m. in the Middleport pool. Mrs. Tom Scally, show director and pool swimming section ol southeast Los Angel- the day with the remalnde:- . . the unit, 8,000 more men. by '· instructor, Invites the public to the show which is one 1es. part of a many-sided evening of entertainment at the Although the operatoon had tooi«hl '!be dlvlalou bad belm • purk. brought relatove quiet one of- diie to l~ve for IUIIIlller ft11o, At 5 p.m. the evening's events begin with a base- fleer m commenting about tbe log Friday nlgbl but was ·orball game betweeQ two of the best Pony-aged teams of da~age, deaths_ and ~rresta dered Into aclioo by the p· southeastern Ohio, the Middleport Barons and the Sou- Frtday night said that II was ernor "19 restore order Ill tos thern (Racine . Syracuse • --- -- "a defeat, but we are not sur- Angeles." Portland • Letart) teams. 1pool spOnsored by the Park rendering." rwo brigades from the 49th The Barons, 16-1 on their· Assn. Negroeo Selte Conlrol Division in central Callfontla season. . won the Tri County I 111e Park Association for two, Negroes had - ~e.tzed some also were ordered Into tile tray. ' League race and the tourna- summers has sponsored regular Isections from ctvtf!lln control Hundredl Arroaled ' ment. Southern finished fourth Tuesday night dances on the I~fore the ~ps "(ere ?rdered . of force but was the only club to knock slab. Proceeds are used to lm· 10 to halt lootinh g,b~ll~ht ghand li Wl~_!he.,=. were rove the park ,assaults that ad 1 ~ c aos ce a... ·o0 ff th e Barons In scbeduled P1ay · P · Ito the area Enti" blocks of to start rounding up prisoners . game begiDS. . M'dOde ted shelter d house behas been hollieS . and ·stores were looted en masae. Buses .... --• padd Y'' When thts 1 11 1 dleport Boys' League mothers, ~·~~led S ask a:ot ~ par/ of valuables from clothing to wago!IS wero used . tO !ransportl with Mrs. Ruby Vaughan in th'"' athe · bun ebanll ud~ou s d ~t refrigerators and color televl- the prlsonen to dty jaU. I charge, begin serving an ice e ree ase •amon s 10 · ston sets, then set to tbe By dawn 15 ~u!lf 8114 Illcream social. the p_ark. ":'" planned thiS torch while firemen helplessly venil.. bad beet!·(~ ·'' 0 "1 · The social will . fall. Sox p~nc. c tables were pur- tried to move their rigs through misdemeanor c bat g ea. d . through the events the Wa- chased thiS summer _and otller the cordons of jeering Negroes. more than 4511 oo felony . JOURNAUST AT WORK- Tom Rail, of MiddlepOrt, center, Interviews Tenth Dis!Mct Congressman Walter 01 let Show. Following the show · omprovements are heong sched- A deputy sherlH, Ronald E. Teeii-IIBers or Yotllll • II H. Moeller in his Washing~on office with Mrs_. Moeller lending a hand. The Kent University junior j_ournallsln a dance on the slab near tile uled. · . Ludlow, 2'1, was gunned down toss~ Molotov t!OCktall( hll d major telephoned The Dally Sentinel wtth his story foil owmg this meetlhg, then continued his hitchhikmg tour Mayor Lee Smith_ and Ch1ef as he cb~ looters. He died touched off at leaat 311 1JIIjor (budget about $2 dally) of the Middle Atlantic stites. Ra II is writing a series of daily reports for several Ohio of Police Herbert Golkey have in aurgery from a .romacb blazes In the widespread - - newspapers, inch14ing The Daily Sentinel (Rail's Ramblings) of his observations. The 1962 MHS graduate Is the 1-ai!Jreed_ to keep the at!"' on the wound. One fireman was killed ID the hit of son of Mr. and Mri,-E. 0. Rail, South Second-at, Middleport. pool side of Broadway-st free when a wall of a 'burning build- guerrillas, 1 of parked cars for the conven- log fell on htm. through poBcto · 1 ft _ Iience ot Water Show vlewen. AI leitat l dolen lootera were their wave of ~'.Q: I .Aulo Ti~et... Ttucl Tiflt... ·:e A O£Al FOR £VtRY WH«l! WHITEWALLS NEW ALL-WEATHER "42" IRONS WITH TUFSYI MOVE UP TO the u- STARTING tra nhte ot Goodyear AT tires. tile extra el.ul of 1leamina: white. waU1. (j)$ JUIWU IMIY UO 1 ~ r."c::,~i..,.. '"'· ~ .... WI). l'atliiC, IIMIIIrr, Stdlhlllllr, 1M Wll. . IIQ CM 11'1CIM ,1.011sor.. al4.,.,,., f11 Clwnlll Ot .. OlfMIIIIII, IUre.o"r, _. t~Mitll...-. Listen to the still, smaU uoice of QUIET COMFOR1 ..nancing your next car with one of our popular bonk outo loons will make ~ lot of sense . . dollatJ and cents, saved on the over-all cos II A•k "'for simple facts and figure• today ... without obligation, of course! New! Thrifty! Your Savings Earn 4% Interest .,JiWrm '1'1111 H••" RHMllr Clldlfl.... TONIGHT "THI 7TH DAWN" 1 -· sijulro fleii -- . • Operat• .. 115 1\llts, draws ontr 7* ompsl • Adjllltlblo 4-way air· llo,.....,2SI combihltl•l • lnstoll-ii·JDUrtllft No-· special tools reqlllrecll Serving Meigs County for over 98 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ••l(,emtlfll Federal Deposit.m.prance Corporation GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham entertained with a dinner Wednesday evening at home, Union Ave. Guests Mr. and Mra. Dana Davia daughter, Rhonda of Lintllln-1 cum Heights, Md.; Mra. bard of Maryland; Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Patsy Broylel of Ga1llpolls. FRIGIDAIRE • 5000 BTU/hr ~EMAI. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK S14 S17 ._ Wllh WUllam RoldeD and StuaDillh York (Tecbllicolorl -and-,"PGR THOll WHO THINK YOUNG" lomos Daren, Plmell Tlflln Stlllrdar, Aut, 14 'IULUT FOR A tAllMAN' With Audit MurpbJ and Mlorren lioGaviD BAKER FURNITURE Mldcllepoi't, 0, ' ~~~ "'LtPPiRIJ NIW ADVIfiTURI" Willi Luke Bllpln 111111 Pamefl . rriiitlln ' (Color) RETREADS $9.8,!.............. . . _ .. ·. .. ,.~a~. NYLON @)256~F n.t.,. oolnJdo.lnprice Qcc_.--. midi with TufQn rubblr III•IHW hn- .,. !1-T Nylon-,_ .... dtilJII dl-lnuod lftd • • clalin' 'em Ol.llll on1-foufth off our .....,...... priCI-111 U.l NO TRADE-IN HUDED. ' =:·. .............. :--= . .... 2 FOR -=-t ' •ze~ea J..n:cr:::~r .. - REAR TRACTOR ~ - OFFI> 1'/ 2 On 2nd nre m¥-· 11181 YOU IIY HilT liiE AT IM.IIE I'ICEI Rll HJ,MILER TRUCK TIRES' ., 3·T SURE·43RIP ,oftjl_ .... C!l' ..." .., "" .... 167-!1.... H ..... · 11.21 IIIIa, pia til.llld 2 II Af 211 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ill lfU7 ... . .. - ~' '~-. ·-.- • • .J;... '. of_~-~~.~ · ·-· Young Newsman-In TenseAmerzcus AUTO U·Weather CLOSE-DUll . b/' Rail srwm mgs \\ McArthur. 14 Kilied, Damages Reach $IOOMillioninOutburst i burg. -'iiiOiiiii====--==~ l • reunion. Also attending were r Mr. and Mrs. Harry Enrlght of ' • Make Elberfelds In Pom eroy Your Shopping Center Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. William Francis and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Duerr of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles Warner of Roclne for ~~'' past six weeks left Wednes- ! day for their borne ill Valrico, Fla. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burton were Wednesday visitors in Parkers- I eles Riot • Mainly About People In Pcmeroy Mrs. John Mitch has returned home after a week's visit at Lebanon with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mescher_and fsmlly. She was ae<.'OIIIpanted home by her son, Gary, who spent several weeks !hero and by Keith Mescber, who will Vlstl them. Mr. and Mrs. Homer .. nd Mr · aod Mrs. Richard Owens asd daughters, Patty Linda, spent the past weekend MAKE PROGRAMS fishing on !he Muskingum. W.S.C.S. Circles of '~~:I b Miss Diana Casto of CoiiJ!tlMethodist Church mel us spent a couple of days this day evening at the church week with her aunt and plan programs for the year. and Mn. Rkhard Owentl Present were Mrs. James and daughters. well, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, ----Galen Brown, Mrs. Guy Shuler, HAVE GUESTS Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley M. liam . Russell, Mrs. son and son had as recent ividen, Mrs. L. W. McColfUIS. ber sister, Mrs. Edith · Miss Bess Sanborn · and Mrs. Agra, Kana., her IE~erson_:ones. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. lth Mr Worthy Ragsdale, Phoenii, ArfL Ph '.1 W'll' ' 1amsoo w _s. . They were Friday dinner guests am Ebersbacb as contnbutmg of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. bostess. Ernest Major of Wtlkesvllle for PONB.OY-MIDDLEPORT, CHIO VOL XVII NO. I 00 ' 0 ---. /-~-.I I t .... . Six Birthdays Are Observed In Syracuse • A! . 1 . I f• ;I• ·I' ' ·~ ~ Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy I ' - --- --- - Klmmle ad George- Munns H~ld Muw. Mr. and' Mrs. Mrs. Chest•s Owens In Spring-) Johnson are both teaching Ill hav- returned to their home in Shirley Mills -also a!!COmpa~ fie!~. Va. : Sarasota, Fla. aru' have we.. Painesville af!A!r visitin~ with , th<rr to Col~mbus and vlstled Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell of chased a home there. Her~ their grandparents, Mr. and , n Dayton w1tl1 Mr. and Mrs. Athens visited this week with ther, Mrs. :'red Schroath , and Mrs. Russell Mills and great Harry McConneahea. her father, Mr. L. D. Diles. son, Rick, are residing In Clellfl' grand!Jarents, Mrs. Harry M_llls Friends have 1received word Edward Jonnson, former res!- water, Fla. Mrs. Schroath'l l,1ld Mr. and Mrs. Voct?r Gnm. Mrs. - ~ .. ·h~. who •••t of Middleport and band dl- mother, Mrs. Clifford Ervia T;hey were accompamed_ by had . aurgery recently, IS 1m- rector of Racine Schools, visit- 1: the guest of Mr. and Ml'l. Mr. anJ Mrs. Russell Molls to provong and •• able to be up '" e<' here recenlly with Mrs. R. C. Johnson and family at the IJI'H! Columbus where they were met j• whee' chair for meals. She Sansbury and "'·• Sally Schaaf ent-bul will reside In Clearw~ b) their parents, Mr. ond Mrs. at the homo of her daughter. and other frtetl\ls. Mr. and Mrs. er ·•Uh her daughter. ·. h' I Another's Burdens." and in thai the meetong WI ' scr1pture an olina Both Mr and Mrs ButcbO!ll:'fL ~· I ·n.. '•"'('th.tns n erj way carrted out the law of prayer R~\' Leonard Mcintire, ! . . . . ~ ~·... ,tt'--uur. :he eader orousbt Christ General Presbyter of Logan er . rece .....d severe cut~ and ~~ ·r. 1 ~nartnt{ orovlslun!' <Nlth I · was a guest . bru1ses but are recuperatmg .at , .. nll!•r• n•" leCOme • cuslom i . He .~lso told lhe Thessalon· The following were elected ~orne. The children wert. unm51 i. nu•mtau' ro!Jmbers. sharp ~ l&ns. Take care that no~e of to the board of Elders: Mrs. Jured. ahtl ~·~ter •.q)o!"r1ences have you one another for , George Schnet'der, Mrs. Arthur Sgt. and Mrs. Cleo Burns and evil pay but always try toevJItreat mA1• hem aw•ro lf mutual one another •nd everybody wnh l Sylvester, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, daughters, Judy and Joyce of .._,. ""''' ueer gratllude has kindness .. The "Re- Mrs. Harry Potts, Mrs. Ft. Benning, Ga., are llere for '~';";;,~,·;.s;1 1~m ,11ware of mut:.~al ! member to pray." bert C~ow, Mr. Herman :.. week's visit with her mother, ~~-; ._...........,_......,.---,Iby Mrs. Huber don, R1ch~d Duckworth, Mrs. William Robson. devotions. hwn F. Wmebrenoer, and Out of town relatives here bert Harden. Mrs. Pearl for the funeral of u-•• late Mrs. • Pomeroy Ohio · Mrs. Louis Reibel. Bride was elected as Dawes Sansbury held Aug. 1 ,c, , conducted a shorl business secretary and Mrs. , the Rawlings _Coals Funeral ~--SIOO. A card of thanks was read Harden was retained as were her dan•hter, Mr. !'. TO'-'!Ilt-t" • SA fUROAY . from Mr. and Mrs. G· H· Ew- treasurer. and Mrs. Richard Buckman and l "FeRAT CROSS 1ing for cards and candy sent Training cla':""s for the family, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. T.~! ~~~~~~~c:·~H• k£>rs. them wh1le tl.l. Mrs . Norman ed off1cers wdl be Cecil Sansbury and son, Jay, · Hlack JuliP Samuel Kloes and M1ss Lena Grue~er at the church on September 8. tlarrisburg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Yourmo•' Jlmm.• S•ville reported on Ihe sale ol Chr1st- 14, and 20. Installation of offi· Charles Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. 1:.:.... "'--EASUAf SEEKERS' mas cards. Mrs. Wilham Bax- cers will be held Sept. 26. .d!pi· H. Lockwood. Mrs. Bea.\1.8~!:~:,n1 ~o0o:~ FrCJ nCJ ter was reported. Jll an.d Mrs. Tentaive plans wer~ made for trice Buckman, Columbus: Mr. : :II'' t;l: '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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 13, 1965 harrison