https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0750ca513642602a09514b9a064da0e8.pdf bebe6eface8d25522f2619698a943471 PDF Text Text 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. 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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 �l .r ..' I I '·· ;"';-;•;··;r~r:l,;•;;·';";·;~~;·;·•;ott.:;o.~a::;•;;H.;UI;;a•~· THE ,, Dodgers Hike Lead, 8 ' 0~s:! ~:ORD ~:~' ~~:ru~.:or~~~~: ~~~orr!~ ,, 'Giants 'Lo;i 1N~rth ,~ ;r ~a~~:;~b::~~ ~orth:;~ :~! k')OU lh' J6 · 'to 6 :"'O:g•• 'l'lllrteen used to be a lucky the ancient lefty and Induced rate. and increase their lead win In the last 32 games. Denny . aurnber for Warr011 Spahn.. ·Ricble Allen to hit into a double over second-place- Sas Franci&- Lemaster won hill firllt game LA<\ TON, Ohio (UPI) - The Nqrth ~wed~. ' 'l'lle patriarch o1 major league play u Johnioll scored the co to Z¥t games. 'file Dodgers since June 11 with a six-hit erful ground attack and a stingy detente .,~,day t t Ut players wu the 13th lll8ll to tying run. Dick 'ttuart, who had swiped tour bases and turned effort striking out 11 batten. break a Iuur-game losmg stre~k and whip ,till! Ill, By B<lbWingett win 300 g11111t1 aud th• only atnJCk out willt the bases load- In three dooble plays and sev· Bob Buhl lost his ninth game lti-6. m the. 2oth North..SOuth High School All-$llr lefthauder to win 20 games in a eel in the flfth; 11t<n singled to era! sparkling defensive plays against 12 victories for Chicago. at Fawcett Stadium. b "='llo , sea110n 11 Urnes. IICOI'e Bojas wilh the winning to beat Bob Veale 112-9). <Js.. The Cubs' Chris Krug hit a The victory for tbe No~h, coached Y ,..... _ PI But a 44-year-<>ld pitcher's tally. · ·' teen is now 10.11. home run in the ninth w1th E~rle Bruce, evened the sertet at Dille 1amea apiece The closing dayt of summer baseball activities are lnclt can cbange u it dld oo Reliever Ga!'1 Wagner shut Slag!., Home Wbmer one on. wtlh t~vo ttes. ,_ ,__ ,._ wllll · · Friday the 13th, when Spabn out the Glaub over the final Curt Flood smgled home the . The Northerner• set the lolle en moved"' "" ""'_.. here Wllh tournament play stealing the sports scene tr k . Ph'l d 1 h' th . . to Bo u-u ~--· . the seventh 1n· Rusty Staub. singled wtth u,. ot the game early in the first .Alan. Campbell of Elyria plllllf' throughout the area a uc ou1 rune 1a e p 1a ree llliiJDgl aave "" n· wuuomg run 1n . M t talked ~ t f the to b . d Phlllies in six lnninge and did sky's fourtb victory in 12 deci· ning and belted a three-run bases loaded •n the last of the quarter when they too~ the mg 10 for tbe toudldon. Bel1 01 8 now emg P aye oot allow an earned run - yet sions '!be Giant. scored both homer an inning later lor the ninth inning to drive in the opening kickolf and marrh•~ 63 den ran for the extra poinl. l s the eghth annu aluSoyracuse Turneys ournament for Uttle . · . . . d i 14 pia 8 with baff. Halfback Joe Pledger 1 111r Leaguers sponsored by the Syraclll!e-Minersville Base- lost hs 14th game of the sea- thetr runs off starter Ray Her· Cardmals. who capitalized on winmng run for Houston and yar s n .Y c . . b ll B ' son. bert on CODBeCUtiVe aingles by threo wild pitches and two provide Don Nottebart with his back Bob Gladum of LoUis- on defense, lhowed hiS .........,. a Coosters.t. b th t to . Ia d An error by shortstop Dick Len ·Gabrielson Tom Haller passed balls to beat the Reds' third victory in 13 decillions. ville going over for the final (' talents by covering 41 yardl Ill onversa 10n a ou1 a urnamen1 11 rge1y ue ' . • . . . · d th 80- d d · e ingJe.hlmdid.. to the new lighting facilities at the prvately-owned park Schofield of the Giant. Ia the and Hal Lanier 10 the second Jtm Maloney (13-6). Curt Sun· Jack Ftsher allowed only five yar · e ya~ nv ' d on state Route 124 in upper Syracuse. The lights were unluck~ seventh iDlllng led to inniDI and Jim 118rt'1 12th moDI (8-11) picked up the vic- hits but lost his loth g~me as The touchdown was set up,l l~~;::'"th~f ~:~:• ~=• turned on Tuesday by park owner Bob Louks to become Spahn s downfall, as Phl!adel- homer In the lourtb. tory w•th relief from Nelson the Mets dropped thelf lith however by a pass interference l k . So th ferthe rirst ball park in Meigs County to have such facilities ..phia scored all their runs for a · Claude Osteen oilehed a •lx- Briles in the eighth ifUiing. . straight, and seventh strai~ht call against the South that gave ~!r too the ball toto U Most spectators and managers were happily surpri· 3-2 triUmph over San FranciSCo. aljd the Dodgers scoruf Gene Ohver ,owered a pair ,m The Astrodome, where they lh, North a first down on the Y· . sed how well the field is lighted. "It's as good as any 1 Completing I h e National on a bases loaded walk, a ot tw,.run hnmero and Eddie have yet to wm. I South one-vord lrne 'l'lle North racked up 1111 L r · --~ ~- - ~~--~- ' varr1s on the ground and added seen anywhere in the area and I've been to several ball eague ac Jon, Or a lourlh dnwr siluation on · 16 in I he air in dominating the parks in southeaster.n Ohio, one spectator commented. Angeles trimmed tr.. 27, quarterback Bob ~elden · Slatistirs The fierce North~ Letart· Porlland Will play • ---~--- 3-1, Houston cUpped New U.ntnn t·enlrRI "'h nw lrretl f h'le h ld the the Middleport AII..Stars at 7:30·I a bunt single by Ronnie Deem 3·2 .. St. Louis downed ' ar. end zone pass to end Bill i ;,n::· t ~~anw ~' 'ru..::ns and p. m. tonight in a semi-final in tile Iourth Inning. Deem son nab 7-2 and Milwaukee DeRoss of Akron South The l u · 0 a yar · 1 h So th • -· 1' Ex Chicag0 8 3 ' · another 96 pasSing. game. Letart • Port Iand IS 0 t e new u ern .,...a . • . ebe)s were called for interior-I c-oached by Orville Jarrell and ecutive Head, was added .to In the Amerkan ence giving the North the b•ll ; Marn.<lays of the powerful Larry Price whtle Btll Childs the tourney team along w1th Cleveland upset Mmnesota · on the 1. r North ground attack were pilots the Middies. Mike Jenkins and Tom Woods but the second-place · Campbell. Bob Hoummard of Winner of the game tonight lor 1>-year-<>ld players. F Jv.e Orioles lost to Washington By Uoited Pre11 lnlerDallooal two of seven for 31 yards and urates regular . season play It was one of Belden·s two: Orrville and Pledger. Mike will move into the champion· Southern players worked on and failed to gain ground The New York Jets' boous had one aerial intercepted. with three games. passes in the drive Tne second ; Christian of Lancaster paced ship round thio coming Monday t mound during the t:Dcount· the league-leading Twins. baby quarterbacks have com· Led Two Seores The new league, under the went to Brian Dowling of St I the South with 20 yards in six night at 7:30 p. m. against Fri· er. York tripped Kansas City peted with one another lor the Taliaferro led the team in the guidance of former baseball Ignatius, an all-state quarter· ic>rries . day's victor. Detroit edged Los Angeles first Ume in their quest for third period, passing for a 55- commissioner A. B. (Happy) back converted into an end, for i South Coach Bob Lewis of A meeting of ail pros~tive and Boston beat Chicago 3·2. Mike Taliaferro's job. yard touchdown to Maynard and Chandler, 10 makmg a bld to th two-point conversion. , Wyoming bad his quarterback The Southern Pony team took Pomeroy H<gh Sehool football Working •• Shlltonl Joe Namath ($400,000) quar- was the Signal caller oo Mark establish ilself as the "third The South struck b•ck rn the; problems. Starter Roo Core of a. ''forfeit victory" in the Oak players has been called by head Spahn. the wifDiingest terback for the entire first hall Smolinski's five-yard scoring ' major league" of football and final minutes of the second Lima Sh•wnee and his replaceHill Pony tournament .Friday coach Bud Bickel for Tuesday, bander in major league Friday night in the Jets' 21H8 plunge. expects to enhance this position quarter when halfback Bub Gl,_ ment. Verbie Walder of Dayloll t' :~ a~d ~ ~vm,. La· Aug~t 17 at 7 p. m. at the was breezing along with 1 exhibition conquest of American The Patriot.!, who have now with a television contract in ver of GahaMa Lincoln swept Roth. were botb hurt. Bill Long tham of P1ke County at 8 P· m. dreasmg room. Boys are to hit shutout in the seventh Football League rival Bostoo lost 14 consecutive exhibilion l l!l66. left end from the two-yard line . of Dayton Stebbins finished up. Moddieport plays Pomeroy at bring their phySical cards. and a 2-0 lead when Patriots in Allentown, Pa. Na- games. scored lofo last-period Vikings Face Steelen Tom Riie ot Lima Senior sel The scoring : threw wildly on Bobby math completed four of six touchdowns. Joslin Canale had . . up the Rebi scure when he m- N- Giad1eux 1 run <Dowli"' 6 p. m. . . The Gall<pohs Rediegs .sched· Gollert In the J'Ortlaod area grounder. passes for 80 yards. mciuding a 49-yard held sool in the ...,. In the NFL uh•b•hons, the tercepted a Belden pass on the Ip•ss trom Belden). uled to play Southern, failed to are using the Hubert Prwe ( Pinch-hitter Alex Johnson a 61J.yard touchdown loss to Don , ond period for Boston. IMinnesota Vokmgs engage t h • North 40 and returned 1t to the 5-Giover 2 run (run failed), show until over an. hour alt·l palllrlre field as lhelr practic· Cookie Bojas singled U> lrnld the Maynard~ lsi add I I Bosloo. Pittsburgh Steelen at Allan!B, 33. From there, It took the reb· N-CampbeH I run (Belden rllll) er scheduled game lone: . lllg course. bases and therl Sp anh John Huarle ($200,000) made The football program expands ! the Green Bay Packers are els 13 lays lo score. The con- Attendance: 17,75t. Southe~n played five lfUIIngs l One difficulty, however, ba:• his debut With the Jets in the Saturday night w<ih four Na- host to the New York Giants, verSJo: altern t was no ood with a quickly . gotten • to-. been reported - It wu dl,. fourth quarter He had been Jn IJOnal League exhibition games Ithe Baltimore Colts and St Th So th pd ted g lh gether" Oak Hill team. The ' coveted a hie bull, atctmamCh' I th. C II All Sta nd t 'h AFL I Louis Cardinals square of I at e u omma e M C f k d t 1.0 RI lcago or e o ege - r a wo more m • e . nI third quarter but was unable to et•gs oun Jans e e ou a I .~. dow'• u 'II bal'· th I ' ~0 Game agamst the Cleveland addrtwn, a lh<rd pro circuit New Orleans and the Los Ang- ><:ore and the North pu\ the . VICThe ory.onl hit of the me was ,a•tra ...., • I• ,. a ro BrDWll8 ot th e Na t·IonaIFootb~ II rna kes II.! debut on the na,'iona IIeles Rams are •t home to the I('apper on it m the final rteriod. Y ga Y Leasue. 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I • •m· \ Ida ..... Will. .................. Flair by FRIGIDAIRE I • ..... •Htattr . . . . will ................ I I Mason Edges Vikings I 0-9 To Make Tournament Finals Cardl·naJs Late Explosl"on Tnps Reds,• Four Out Now . delphia in sunday engagements. tn nine plays, the Northern· Tbe AFL champion Buffalo i · · ... · · -- . Bills entertain tbe Houston Oil-~ Toronto Now onlv • 1 .~aturk1 adnday with luxury featares! ~ Slalldlrq:o e.rts s"anldt neLa0kveer cP, tayy• "" 2 Out in It Race . t . Mason moved Into the finals pionship on Monday night. Aug. By MaJor Uniii!CILeague Preoo laternatlooal of the Syracuse Little League · "'te Middleport Pee ·ee American Leape ST.LOUIS (UPI) _ Chalk up , rekindled It in the eighth. night while on Sunday San !By United Press International Tournament with a 10-9 extra- team will play the Pomeroy Pee W. L Pel. another head-scratcher for Cin- Afll!r Brock doubled homo a D1ego VISits Kansas C1ty. The Boston Red Sox probabinning victory over the Middle- Wee leaguers in a preliminary rMinnesota 74 41 .643 .. •i ti M Di k s· 1 d M'k Sh !ked The 10 -team Contmental iy wish they hadn't senl pitch· port Vikings Friday night. game a1 6 p. m. this evening. ;Baltimore ~ 9 .570 8¥t c ~e a;:!er ~~:;ey ~:v~:on ~a: lift!.tnn;': f::or of Football League w<ll play a tol- l"' .lack Lamabe to their Tor· Mason broke a 9-9 deadlock Middleport 004 212 0 - t 6 3·Cleveland 64 49 .ii66 t • . game schedule t fa club 00 0 in the bottom of the seventh Ma9011 2~ 041 1- 10 12 3 Detroit 64 49 .566 9 pitching tight ball, hanging on Joey .lav He wao qUickly . · rm · . . . , h' . I d Ch I . d Ch 61 >I .545 II¥. to a Z·2 tie and at lea•t in good greeled uy Flood, who blasted The opening • day schedule Lamabe. complied h". moth when Mike W tie smg e ' ar· Van Inwagen, Saven (6) an I icago sa •'9 .•~ 17 posl·•,·on to rack up h•·• 14th vic· a home run that put the •arne Saturday lists. HarUord at Rich- stra<ght victory Fnday m~. ht as ley Reed was safe on a field· Swartz. Camp, Bumgardner New York ..., • • dT 1 be 81 A 1 Ia 2 1 10 th er's choice, and Randy Clark and G. Clark. Los Ar.geie• >2 62 4"' wry of the year. And then ail out ol reach. mood, Wheeling at Toronto an oron tan • · • .e got flfst on an error aa the Washington 50 ee ·431 of a sudden there went all<lther Maloney allowed only three of FL Wayne at Norfolk. The other lnternatJOnal League. He hasn t winning run :arne home. Major Leap wden Boston 43 70 · 381 30 ball game oot the window aDd the seven Sl. LoUis r1101. but loor teaJIIB begin play Sunday lost smce reportmg to Toronto. . Woody Call's Middleport team I Kansas City 38 73 :342 34 another game in the loss col- they were enough to saddle him nisht with Philadelphia at New. 1 1 ~edo~er :m~, :~ff~o hde- 1 • Looks built-MI. inslalls like conventiORIIt range. had held a H lead at tbe end By United Prell llll<matlooal I Friday's Reaulta umn of those Uiht National with his sixth Ian against 13 ark and Charleston at Provt· ea ac onv e · · oc esNatlonal Lea&lle Le . ' . hi deuce ler O.at Columbus 3-2 •nd Tl}- r • Ron·Tt·TM c:ookilll ,.._ of the fourth inning, but Mason Cleveland 3 Mi~ta 1, nisht ague otandinga. WillS. He gave up all II, · ledo downed s racuse 5-2. ' lace glides out for ..... managed finally to tie the Cl . G AB B B Av1.1 Washington 4 Baltimore 2, night It left S1sler mutterlllg to him- struck out f• •• and walked oevy 109 score at 9-9 in the llottom of.A mnte, ~Till : 68149 .345 New York 3 Kansaa Cy. 1, night sell and wondering about his re- en in his six and ooe-third inThe standings: 106 85 131 ·323 Boston 3 Chicago 2, night ...... up liasl out ol- ...,.doar the sixth. ' aron, 1 lief pitching again, 11 Teddy nings. y Uoited Press Inttrna~onal Mason scored two niDB in the l:ays, ~· F i~!:':; ~ ·:Detroit 2 Los Angeles 1, night Davidson came in to try to hold Curt Simmons •tBrted for the C<Jlumbus 74 50 .597 • CMII M11te1 automatic first inning wOOl Randy Clark c:'e":cino~~ Pitt 117 449 67 140 :112 Saturday'o Probable Pitcbers the Cardinali while the Reds Cards and wa• lifted in the. sev· By United Press InlemallOIUIII Toronto 2 72 52 .5Bt aJJIIIal - ...... was hit by a wild pitch, Gary Allen, Phil 115 426 64 132 .JIO Los Angeles at Detrmt fooghl back and woond up gJV· enth, but p1cked up hiS e1ghth Americao Leaguo Atlanta 71 07 .555 5 , 1 Clark doobled and Tim Howard AI Mil <ng up three ru01 1n only ooe ;w•• agamst 11 setbacko, allow· Minn.ota 000 000 tti0-1 8 2·Jacksonville 64 62 .S(NI 11 10241561127 106 Lopez (12-9) VI. 1Syracuse SH II Today At ... 1ingled. Two more Masoo ruDI J :~· SF • (11-9): inning II the Redll dropped a/ ing seven hit•. Cleveland 100 020 OOxS 8 I 63 62 .504 11 u, 1116 422 59128 303 scored in the second on a walk Torr~' Mil . Harper was. the Cincinnati Perry, Roggenburk (6), Klipp- IRochester 6! 64 .488 13'1 104 36IS3lll :30% Mmnesota at Cleveland - 7-2 declsioo. to John Ebersbacb, an error and Wilms, Chi. IZO m 80 IU .300 Kaat 111-8) vs. McDowell (12-8) Malone wao touched for lwo 'l btlhng hero With three singles stein <81 and Battey. S1ebert, Toledo 5$ 67 .464 16', 1 smgle by Lee Bumgar~er. Kansao City at New York Y . while Pavlettch tried to make Stango t2), Tielenauer t7) and Buffalo 39 88 307 36'·• Middleport, how~ver, qwckly Amefleaa League Talbor 1111-7) vs. Ford (11-3). ::u:,~rly m thet!'mo ~~I up for his problema behind the Azcue, Roof (7 ). Winner-stango Fffday•1 Results erased the lead '" the third GAB RR Av&. Chicago at Boslon- Howard e.. wao Pl . .ng w . · plate with a aingle and a doo· t&-3). Loser- Perry tl-3). HR- Toronto 2 Atlanta 1 when four Vlklngs scored on Ystrzllkl, Boo 85 317 >3104 .328 14-6) vs. Monbouquetto (8-13) W~l the 1 =tng Bill ble. Leo Cardenao also doubled Oliva <16th). Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 2 six walks and a single by Keith Robson, Ball !16 367 53118 .3t6 or . Lonbor& (7-13). . 1 e amg • a merry and Pete Rose and Pinson each Rochester 3 Columbus 2 Middleport, 0. Van Inwagen. The Middles took Oliva, Minn 115 46589 I44 .310 Wub!ngton at Baltimore time acampering arouod the bad a single. 'Chicago 000 011 ooo- Z t 0 Toledo 5 Syracuse 2 ooo Otrl tux- 3 1 o ---- --~~ a 8-4 lead in lbe fourth when Mantilla, Bos 105 373 43114 .306 (nighi-Kreutzer (H) va. Pap- bases on a. passed ball and two The loss dropped the Reds : Boston hree .batten w~.. soother Kaline, Det 101335 80 101 .301 pas. IIIHi). slra'llhl wild potches. four full games O.hind the 1 Buzhardl, Wilhelm (8) and as h1t by a Wild pitch, and Hall, Minn 0931)8 65119 .299 Saadlly'o Gamet The Cardioala ldded • run .1ni league-leading Dodgers. Romano, Martin 161 . Bennett, ug Burns singled. Davlillo, Clev 00 382 46108 .291 Los Angeles at Detroit, 2 the third after Lou. Brock SID· Duiiba I&) and Ni1on. WinnerAnother Middleport marker Wbltfld, Clev 88 309 33 91 .21M Minneoota at Cleveland, 2 gled and went to third on what Duliba IJ.2). Loser _ Wilhelm s tallied In the sixth on a Colavito, Clev 11340988119 .291 Washington at Baltimore twl- started u a steal of second Past Matrom Club <2-&l HR- Mant<lla (17th) t le by Vic Ferrirra and an Green, 8os 91317 86 9l Jill llgbt ' · when catcb•r Doa Pavleticb let Holds Dinner Meet · · e or. Home Rul Kanau City at New York, t the ball so by him. Brock The Oak Hill Past MatrOD.S Kansa• Cy. ooo 010 ooo- 1 T 1 Ired 1ft the fifth Nalloaal Leape-Maya, G~ Chicago st Boston scored 011 Dick Groat'1 oacri· Club wu OD!trtainnd Tuead.ay New York 000 111 oox- 3 9 2 wit"st~:/~~s on a triple by ant.. 32; McCovey, Glanto 27; ficeny. evening at lhe Hi-Way Restaur- O'Donoghue, D i, kl on (6) , Ga Clark a double by Tim Callison, Philo 28; Mathewa, Natlotlal Wttb that bit ol erranHield- ant Social room, with Mrs. <Mossi 17) and Bryan. Cullen, Ha · ad ~ single by Jeffers Braveo !6; Aaron, Braves 25. Leope ing out of tba way, the Reds Eleanor Weaver, Mro. Emity iHamilton (7) and Howard. Win· and th;,..bagger by Mike AI· Americaa Lea111-Hortoo, 'J'I. W. I.,.P.etGII settled down aud broke tbe ICe Edwards, Mrs. Olive Wilson,' ner~ullen (1·1). Loser-O'Donlen ong with two bases 00 gers 23; Colavito, Indians 22; iD the sixth wbea Fran,k Robm· and Mrs. Wilma Morga• u hoot- loghue (6-16). HRs-Boyer ll2thl, SeeThe batis. ;Killebrew, Twins 22; Conigliaro, oo Anseles • • .581 son oingled, w~ to third on a l esses. !Hershberger (5th). Mid port again in the ailth Red Sox21; Wagner, Ind1ana 21. San Franctsco 63 48 .568 2'h singt. by Pavlettch and acored A delicioua six o'clock din__ Full Une came ck 'and took the lead Jllma lllllttl Ia Milwaukee 64 4t J6l 2\lo on an inlield lfO!Dider by Tony ner was served, followed by a Washgton tiOO 120 001- 4 5 I ' 63 51 ·553 4 Perez. At ..• by sco g two runs on a triple Clllctnnall social hour. Members enjoying Baltimore ti02 000 ooo- 2 13 t 112 53 ·539 i\lo In the se.th, tile Redo knot· the evening were : Mrs. Eliza. Ortega, McCormick 18), Khne by Dali Boyd and single~ by Nallolal Leq.. - Jobaoon, Philadelphia Jerry Htt~ao and Doug Burns. Reds 93; Banks, Cubs 13: Star- Pittsburgh 1!0 >8 .5011 I ted the ocore when Vada Pin· beth Howell, Mrs. Sabina sum- (9) and Brumley. Bunker, S. Mason th notched the score gel!, Pirates II; Callison, Phlla ~';:'~1 ~ : •411tl :Olio son lingled home Tommy Har- mera, Mro. Hose! Kubner, Mrs. Miller t81 and Lau. Brown 171, 3 at9-9 wi a run In the bottom 79; Mat!Jews, Braves 7>. Hous~n Verda Thomas, Mrs. Marguer· Wmner-Ortega (1:1-11) . LoserRautH SOAI 31 1 Mit• "•"" of Athoftt 48 87 -~> 1 I' per. haU of lh inning on singles Amerlcaa Leape - Colavito, N y t • 7 1\lo Maloney wu dealt the death ite LeGrand, Mra. Martha Mil- Burker (6-6). HRs - Robmsoo Open 9 to 5 Man. Th~ra. S.l.•9"' I ru... Wtcl flrl. by Gary C rk, John Eberlbach Indians 79; Horton, Tigers 7&; ew ~ , 34 1\ •290 :13\lo blow 1n the seventh wOOl Curt ler, Mrs. Imogene McGhee, Mrs. 19th I, Kirkland (13th ), Bruml•y LY :1.1464 t.lt..no. 0 . and Lee B gardner. MantDia, Red Sox 7>; Oliva, ay 1 . llela 11 Flood singled borne pinch-run- Mayme Woods,. Mrs. Gladys 13rd), Nen (2nd). Keith Va Inwagea started Twins 73; Killebrew, Twina 70. HMflwaukeeiiNChicyagok3 -'"" ner Julian Javier. Javier, run- Craf• Mrt! Betty Bouts Mrs - ~ -- ~- ------- -~ouaton ew or I ,,..,t · ·-·•... •· · • · sixth Inning. David Camp startSt Lo . 7 Cincinn 11 2• 'ght mng lor P''"·'""tter Tito Fran- Mayme Thomu, Mn. Sarah ..... out on the mound far Mid· Nallorlal Leape - Koufax, ~ .~! 1 3 Pills~ .~ m cona who walked, went to sec- Shackleford aDd hootesoes. • ~· ... "" dleport aod rked through the Dodgero 2tJ.4; Jay, Redo 1-3: .....,e H ur... I, n ond oa Lou Brock'• aacrlfice, sixth bming. avid Camp atal1- Nuxball, Reds 8-l: Marlchal, P:~~~!a :r,...s.r:,.:ran. 3• n took lblrd oo Maloney's lbird VOOTS AT HOME \ 1 ed for Mason and waa oo the Gohlants 1&.'1; Maloney, Reds IU: M7" , k t ctPitel ben wild pitch of the evening and Terry Lee Brewer , ...... tile 1 'wau ee 'cago r "''d un I•I L. .hen Lee J Anson Braves IU Cloning IIII-I)a Faul 12·2)- came home on Flood's single. weekend at home. He is'"'"' attend· i Bumgardner t k om. . 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BDI I've a read- wllh Dea&b." OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 e A GOLD STAR STORE ~~~~~~~----~ Open Friday Nlghta• A Gold Ster Store FLASH! BY POPULAR RESPONSE FREE ICE CREAM DEAL IS CONTINUED! BIG 15 CU. FT, IN~Ei3:f1Cf:AI: 16 FIELD HARVESTER 1 You get big, 40~ton pw bQUl ctpac&ty, yot tbo 18 II priced. with tbo loweot on tbo UW'ket I 2 You set maxunum etrellllb with muuDium wei1hl lhroo1b broJul ""' d111p 3 The Ughlwetght 16 ndeo on top of 10rt ground where beav1er uo1ta boJ tioWD 4 You can pen-chop. wllb I-t-plow power ond swl~ 1o IIIIP• pOWer lor 7 DllDUiet ••• owtlob unlll lilap to out ..., 7 You get lonil"< life from tho built.ia quality. Jllll ons elallij)lo il the Ions· 8 You'rt ...dy to go 100ner wilb the Ill. lllwpm lu>lveo right on tbo 01achlno • • pesss fill • • only I lttiap Wltb Coni owl at~¥brnt I I 6 You can green-chop daily feedlot rs- up ...,eb. llalae and lowers harvesting un1ts Wltho~t dwl8Ull dellvery 1)>0111 lion In the mombl&,llld •• , mleu ihlll Youtet VOI'Uiillly ad Afety. ForIIDJ>!•J you Cllll rata lbunlite cb01111'1' to hlP u:Ie PQIHicm ••• then tilllw'vtstmg unit lorw•rd to avoid picldng lillie. Available with corn head, cutter bar or windrow pick·up units. Comt ln. Set the 16 chapperl MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. WY 2-2176 R111 'RICES ITART AI LOW AI life mller chain. Not one V belt or a omgle link of stsmped oteel chain ,. Wled on the 16! wnllilo IUhnc- ._luUlo eu- bMd eull ohorter thon ~ -IDeh. l'iM out i.-.1 llilu 1111 losl IJ>IICt In tht wogon and olio , , , calllo deJII llll oflv t¥WY feeclinc- SIZI Meiga Gtntrel Hosplt1l PoJnii'OY POMEROY • UNICO CHIST FREUIRS 17 Cubic Foot-~-- only $201 21 Cubic Foot only $225 23 Cubic Foot anly $249 UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS ltrvl"l Mtllf, MIHn lnd IS cu. ft, _ only '209 20 cu. ft. - only $249 Gtlll• CoVIIII-WY 2-2111 Jtck W Ctrar, Mgr, 18 cu. ft._ anly $219 30 eu. ft.- •IV $Mf Ltlk ltr lilt Ill 'L' 011 llouto P I U tl lllo UPIIIr 11141 ot Psmoroy REFRIGIRATORS & COMIINATIONI 15.$ cu. ft. - - - - - Now Only 14.1 cu. ft. I'IW.Prtt Modlll 16.3 cu. ft. tlrott·llrtt Model l.:;;;;;;;;Op~•;n;T;II;t;PM.;;;;;4MNiti;;;;;;;;;;'Y;T;h;ru;I;;;IIV;;;;;rdly;;);;=...;P~l;us~l;O~Y;all';.;WarrllltY Protecijon Pllll ,25, ~I tal5 •399-" WITH TRADI 111111 I.IIIIIIA& tuAIIrY ....... ·~t~~~~·.m= o Frtlll Ot'-r lV ~~~~ lltthl-- Associated Racli9 & TV twiTH MILLII MAYTAII WY U"f , HAllY MILLIR IIOMIIlOY N. W. COMPTO~, 0. D. OI'TOMITRIST Ollallloalli II *til. I to I ICiale II NOO. oa ~--Ciarla..... 'I ...... ----.... -. . ....... . . _. 1 \ �II ' flassified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ' ' .,j&Jiiil.lol'!"-----·,6·DallY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Aug. 14. 1965 ~ ' wANT AD INFOIOU&JION Rill Est• for Sale 2 SIGNS "···'-'u Pomerov Motor Co. - FURNISHED apartment, • Business Service• ~,,t~ Oft IOOild and private bath. CaD =;:.,;::;.;;;;:-:-=:::;;::::::;::;:-:= ~11'11 K1 'r .. ~ Slmon'a Market or WY 2-2571 DON'T PUMP ,.,a llagglsb . . ~"'" .,.·..., 8 U lfe tlr Wlt Get IDIIIID-Em-AD POMEROY - 1~ story rrame, FOR SALE IOJIUO taut eleaDer. Lando 1 rooDIB, bath. cellar, front 1963 Corveir Monu Cp.. _ Now $1599 1111 .. .. .. marll ram. Bureall. porell, large lot, can be _Black flnlsb wpeed lriDI.,_ 110 enrtne, red vinyl buekel rw .., " - •"• STEREO • RADIO combination I 18 lfc 1Jou8ht wtlh a down payment sesto, radio, heater, iood whitewall tires. .-uUJill Lovely walnut eousole and tf2.03 per mo. Located 1961 Corveir Greenbrier 9.Pess•. _ $1099 ~ with • speaker IIOUIId on Route 7. $f,OOO.OO. Red Cinish, good tires, ndio, beater, standard trans . ..,-~ .,.. .,.. tern. 4 speeds, dual volume POMEROY- 112 story frame, ::1 1 '"_:; <Ontrol, highest OdeUty, with 8 rooms, balh, front and back Now $795 .... am radio. Pay balance of porches, \2 basement, gas 196.0 Dodge VB, 2-Door Automatic trans. power ateertnc, clean Interior, black fin· ,...,. $72.22 or assume payments of heat, financing may be at· iab, new tires, raill.o and heater. • Cooto ' : . •::,... $1.2i per week. Call WY Z. ranged. ~.000.00. " .,_ - - _-:::::..· ••« _ _ _ _c.__...: 1 10 ltp ROUTE 7 ~ aose to Eastern • ........., &b.. .-_ .. • "W& Hlgb School. New 6 room eo .. - --;" '" - ,.. - RATS mtee eUmtnated forevSales &Service ranch, carport, utility room, OPEN EVES. 7:01P.M. ~..~ ...::--~ er, :,Get Star" 2~ lb. $1.119. bath, madern kitchen, lluilt-. _ _.._._,. - - to E'-bacb Hardware, SUgar i.o oven and range. $12,000.00. POMEROY, CHO -·-· ""'" eFitl Almost Every Car M. COX, ""'E""'"u - ~"'::~t. ._ - · Run MUI, Pickens Hardware, ALBERT """' "'""''j'=o!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:='":":;;=!l!l!!!!l!l!!!!!);l5 , .. ..,. .. ._ • - Middleport Feed MID. eTransferable WileD WY ~ WY ~ . """"' QUAliTY · '=S:!r • "-""'=-'":"'"..._......"! ~--I-O-O-N7 'T_C_A_L_L~~ MARK IV AUTO sr• .J-"".,. .,. ,. .:;= ;:,_ AIR CONDinONING S.AVIN' AT HOfoJIE NO VACATION CROSSWORD r~m: (~~ee cars I 12 3tP 55 , 8 FL Great Lake House d ndi Trailer. In very goo co • · $J4Q Blaeftnar's 1 I.Caakflo . ,.,,.._ .. - . . ..- S'I.L&Wo fully IS.B..... Ari4 ,._Pen aku f.~ I' ! <.. ' ·x.,.~:·. -~ •J.•:(' . t il ~ ~ -·. ~-· -Jlocbt -- Joppa l.l'ollll - •• Typo ot SOCiety , Notes . 119. (liN!dll. . turo lt.IIIDPtlla Jl.- mciDtll 88. Ainollm0 1L '1'rJvut ·- IIII. Rewardr-~rr :; . . ......... ,, . . Aaron Leads PGAActiOn A£ter F"rrst TW0 RoundS •· .. , '. 1 _! H ." ·will:=;;. I , ::Y ..:0""::-.. "=' . ., w..,....., ,_ .._,- ... Hs.! t•• 8 Line Scores I :;>:! ::, a-. I .... - 8 ·1¥ THAT'e RIGHT MOM 1 ANCI I'M TAKif:e 81ROIE WnH M!, 011! Mottly we Ju.. elt around and watch TV. Harold llotan't believe In pr•marltal tptndln&l" J -- .& O)ptape& Qualatla I'Q.JIJ t Property T £ ':s. By KING . 'ta)l\t room 809 -------------------WMPO Radio r I ' 1:30 Dow Jonet A•eraa• 1:35 Sundown Serenade 7:00 National Newa 7:!XI &mdoWII Serenade a:OO Sign Off SATURDAYS 8:00 Sign On - NeWI 8:05 Couolry Music 'l'lml 1:20 Counlty Jamooree diD Protestant Hour 7:30 8portl Parade 7:35 Lprry Andersou Show tb:45 It's Muaic U:OO Oatty Valley ana 'l'up Ten Show 12:06 Newa 12:15 !UIIcal llllerlndr 12:30 Rev. Merlln teets · 1:00 The Jim Mt!OS Show 8:00 Sports Parado 8:05 Jim Mees Show 8:!0 National Newt 6:35 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Off lhe Air SVNDAYS 7:30 Sip On - Arllllllour lTuesday) 7:55 News 10:45 Family Worslllp ('lburL) 8:00 Baptllt Layman'• Bolli' 10:45 A.&.C. Program (P'rldayl 8:30 Sunda) Sbow 11:00 Newa 9:00 SuodaJI Sbow 11:05 'noJ't Country JlldCIIon 8:30 '1'be Bible Spaal.r to 11:30 f'bty'o Countty Hymoa 9:45 Lagtalaun Report 12:00 Cement Block News 10:00 Tbe Good IJfe 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star IO:Il> Congreaome Mqell.. tFrtday) . 1•:10 Tbe &mday Sbolt 12:30 LaiTy Anderson Show 11:30 'n!e Quiet Hour 3::10 Jim Meea Show 12:00 Newa U5 Bltettnar AliiO Show 12:15 Tbe Chrlatlanl Hour t :30 Eleclrtc Company Nen 12:30 'l'lle Rev. Merllr Teett t :4!J Jim Mees Show 2:00 Tbe Rev. Sllaa BllliiJII 1:00 Newt · 1:30 The l!ev. Andrew Pm001i1 6:05 Jim Meea Sbow 2:30 Suoda.J llhowcuo 8:00 Sports Parade 1:30 Sundown Serenade :ltV I'Z ~XUPSBM B.JB:ZBQ S~ G XI' Cllf· CIGIIBK IIQX VliVZBQI B.-a.J I'K B J I' ........ Y........,._ as;t 111 lea m MODEII!f M.Un' JIIIIPLMllll '1'1111 KllY.-'l'Oll w-.oar, too M 0 1801f ~ .RJLY II"UNDAY TMIJ FIUDAYl oOO Sign On - N•WI 6 o; Sacred Heart 8 20 Metp County RFD . 6:25 Paul Bowera, Farm 1:3C Newa 8:35 Country Jamboi'M 6:57 Weather ? oo Natlonal .~ewa 7:0s BID Miller Sho' 7:30 Sporta Par•rte 7:35 Bill Mlller Show 7:35 Picken. Hardware l'l'Uol Thurs.) 7:50 Newa a u_ Bill Miller Show 8:45 .Baker Furnlture Sbolt 9:oo News 9:txl Coffee wtth Jaoet It :00 Portraits of a Patriot lO:IIIi Swap Shop ·.c :30 Social Sewrtty 10:35 Bill Mlller Bruocb Show 10:45 MUOII Af1. f'>:o8ram 6:1Q Jim Mess LISTEN TO WJEH ilut1m'EII AM-.;990 on Your Dial And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. Show-~-:.:''::DO:_:O;:fl~tbe=._:Air::__ _ _ _~~---------:-~=~= THE-BORN LOSER DID YOU KNOW? Civil R' hts Row 8rews New Charges 1 "''"""•· . ,: ,. =•-· ......:·->or--·-.,. t'k•• - L-;:.:to;.,.... .- ,.:::a.:; tie:'"': "'= c .ad · . .:: '*'- j . ,.. "' ~ ' .. ' " . .. ...... .. . ·' . .. .,_ .. · ~-,0 ' I • ,, r ; ;:.t~ ..f<."'t l",;_ ~ 1,~ You Trade J STORY frame, 8 24 I Guaranteed montbs bedrooms), •·-th, full baseVIEW R Bill J left, PHONE••"' WY..,2-2156 or 24,000 mlles "" FIR&.T INTER eporter orgensen, M t p uJ Unit ment, enclosed . r~ por~h, of Cleveland, Obio, television station WEWS boarded the · '" mo ·lll • • d· e 05 op ar front porch, hot air gas fur· sailboat Tinkerbelle, still 250 miles from the English Notice ams, Rt. 6111,_ 3 miles from In the U.S.A. nace, t2 S. 2nd. AUG. 13 and coast, for a first intervew with beared fP.llow newaman .,, Reedsville, Oh10. 8 5 121c J STORY frame, 5 rooms, bath The Sew Rite Sewing club Recent guests of Mr.l nd Robert Manry on bis one-man Atlantic crossing. f()SIIIONS avaOable •w -00 garage fully furnished lot Mrs. Herman Grossn1ck e • 1 clotblng Party Plan Demon- 11137 FORD coupe. Call WI !1' tnotallod 50 x uio. 444 Beech St.' Will have an lee. cream :'a family were Mr. and Mrs. Wil· 0 tllrltor. Chanco for ad- 2!114:.. $250. 8 ! 3 3le ONE STORY frame, • rooms, : ~oint ':'eb::·:n:: ~~ bur Grossnickle, Mr. and Mrs. 91neemenl Fresb SUb, Inc ONE HERD of snorthorn ca~ cellar, 6 acres of ground. R1v· ereamp. cake and pie will be Robert Grossnickle and daugbtFor Information, wnte or tie inelndes herd bull, cows, er Hill. ' er of Celina, Mr. and Mrs. Paul call: Eleanor J. Oouglu, Rt. ye;.,.ling bulls and heifers and p O DOUBLE 2 story frame, 8[""ld. A 15 Thomas and daughter and Grace I, Coolville, Ob!D, l'bone: calves. All!O one John Deere o-roy, ' rooms, 2 baths, 464 ttb St. The de.....=;ts of J. C. and Boston of Parkersburg. David Chester ~side elevated corn binder, IIAidncy Downing, Real E&tate Ethelinda Moore will bave 1 Hamilton and oon, Mansfield. . By LEO H. PETERSEN ol 137, hnd a two stroke lead 15 _iiOIP like new _ one ease ensilage ALl coNDmONING Relrtger- Broker. WY t-1842. Au st !5, at Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Venezui UPI Sports F.dltor over tournament favorite Jack =TBE=RE=-"' WILL = 'be :::-:a homeeom· cutter, <only filled 12 silos), ation service. Jack's Refrtg· 8 13 3to reunion ~nda~, chO: A bas- and family and 1\fr. and Mrs. Nicklaus and Dave Marr golnl lllg and all day services Sun- one double unit Heinman eralion, New BaveJI, Pbone ONE OF Pomeroy's finest the U.. a~l he ser~ed at Charles Barr of Ltttle llocl<lng LIGONIER, Pa. (UPI) - into today's third round. day, August IS, at lhe Free- milker. AI the late Orville Ttl 2-3537. t I Uc homes, the former Norman !ret dinner WI and friend& were calling on Mr. ~~ Mrs. Leader. Tor_nmy Aaron hoped to Palmer, plagued by bls seodom Gospel Mission, Bald Brown farm , Long Bottom, NeulzlinS home 2 story brick, noon: All relatives L. R. Barr. Others VISiting In keep hiS !me golf game going ond two • stroke penally to two Knobo. Rev. E. J. Griffith Is Ohio. Rt. 248. 8 10 61p AOOTIONEER the Barr home were Dav1d and Mnold Palmer tried to days of play and a controversy 1 rooms, 112 balh, garage, are mvlted. pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 . ~mpleiO Serrlee fireplace, s aeret ol ground, Alii- 11 Barr and Ruth Sample, Pills- keep hiS composure . tod~y In Involving a charge that PGA of. basket dinner at 12 noon, CLEAN carpets with our Cal' Cr1t1 Bradford wonderful view o1 Pomeroy. Theodorus Council Daughtera burgh, . . the PGA g~lf dlamp!O!l8hip. ficial• bad connived with him hymn 8illg at I :30 p. m. Even- pet Sbampooer FREE, with Write, l'rllllo or Clnllaa lltain Street and river. !'bone of America will meet in reg... Those visiting recently wtlh Aaron, w1th a second round to alter lhe Laurel Valley lng services wl~l be ~ld at purchase of Blue Lustre A. C. BRADFORD Dick Neutzllng, WY 2-211110 aft. lar session Monday at 7:10 p. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed were par 71 which gave him a total course 90 Palmer <Ould win the ?:30. The pobhe Is mvlted, shampoo. Baker Fwnllure, Racine, Oldo • er i p. m. Mr. and Mrs. James Brannon champiooship, wa• 10 strokea 7 28 Ue m. at the IOOF ball bring basket Juneb and table Middleporl. 9 10 6tc I J tfo . ·· and daUilhler, Mrs. Thelma Er· off Aaron's pace. service, come and enJOY !he larJ Gnle..., Plntnbht& ud .HOUSE FOR sale, Racine. Call AUG. 17 wtn of Nelsonville, 1\fr. and "But I'm not out ol It," PaJ. 1 day. • 9 14 ltp TAX OFF SALE! Beatbli Clarence Roy. WI ll-~ f0 12tc The Meigs County Democrat Mrs. Dal~ Baker and sons of 0sp1 11tWS mer insisted, allhougb ,ado AU'IUMOBILI! bllll8IICI Ileal 15 Cu. Ft. Chest Mloenvtlle, Ollie - - - --·- club will meet Tuesday, at 7'" Hoekingpert and Mr. and Mrs. milling "there sure are a Jot of cancelledT IMI pour G1Mft FREEZER $IT9 l!nd yoar aewer II'Oiblel SIX ROOM HOUSE, balh, eel· 3C p.m. at Pomeroy second ward Hobart Smalley of Chester. gond golfers ahead of me." lllr'a llcnlf c.l 1ft . . -. Pluo FREE Jca CrHm Wo ba" all abel Jar, 31 acrea ground. ~- bouse. Members are urged to Mr. and Mrs. Edd Coogrove Enlerf41 Rospital They included former U. a. 11111r llewor M• hhw Contact; Lawn;nce Rupa, attend .and bring sandwiches and son of Rndoor were visiting H • Open Champion Billy casper, - ---:-:---- - ·1 1 eUSED FREEZER SALE Reasonable 81111 Langsville, Ohio. t 10 ltc or cookies. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Persons entering Holzer os who with 8 140 was lhree In Memory II cu H. wu- z.,. CaD WY I-ZI7' D., er Nl8ld FOR SALE: Fann, 8- room The Friendly Circle of lhe enee Baker and family. pttai In the past 24 hours were: strokes back ol Aaron. F o u r Upright ,,...., $5G 7 • tfe bouse, wilh bath. 129 acres. Fed ated churcll will meet Those visiting recently with The Rev. Earl V. Cremeens, strokes hack, at 141, came IN LOVING memory of our Fa· t2 cu ft. GE Uprl1ht Phone iH 1-5830. er 1 17 at 8 m Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Harris Northup; Dale D. Rolhgeb, Rl. Gardner Dickinson and Ray ther John B. LongsworUJ, who F....... uoocl 4 yro. _ $125 BEATING, l'lalllbitll. M8foiir a 10 12te ~~Yh Au:_u"ProFam is p. ~ were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Har· 1, Gallipolis; Mrs. Normal Floyd while at 142 -l.ere Mike pa98ed away Auguot 14, 1953. MonyMorotoC._.. Fuaacea. Anlold Jlnlbon, FOR SALE Pome 1 6 ::ru.rgeeofur,:., Roy Mayer and rls and family, David Hamilton Dean, Patriot; Mrs. _Robe~ Souchak, Dan Sikea and Ron Ill &ul MaiD SlreeC, l'otD. ro • • and SOil of Mansfteld and Mr. Masters, Crown C1t:y, r 1· Bies Wben lhe churcll beDs ring ~ POMIROY Pbo WY &Mil house With bath. Mrs. JohD Mrs. Edgar Arnold, program and Mrs Herman Grossnickle Ralph J. Roush, New Haven; · PGA 1 on Sunday, Jack w CtrttY aoy. ot r •• iie.. Stout, HarrlSOIIville. chairnum, and !he bootesses;: and famii, Mrs William Workman, Point hAt 143 ~me F,:.m~ Sam 8 And we ao In to kneel and • Ma....r . IG '!.C Mra. Al~r Wondard and • A cooko~t was held recently Ple~sant: Mrs. Charles E. Jor· ~::;':U':ustra':!n Bru~e Delio pray, I'll. WY 2-2111 CAR Wsahed and ncvnmed FOR SALE - 6 room and bath Cbarleo_ rauss. at lbe home of Mr. and Mrs. dan, Galli~lis Ferry, W. Va.: and Mason Rudolph. We lbink of bow you Jell this Wilson's car wasb, 550 Paga bouae, with IO'h acres, barn, I Herman Grossnickle. Those at· Mrs. Jimnue Dillon, HamsonFew Nameo Ellmlnaled earlh PEACHES, now picking early Sl, Middlepor~ WY-U7U. eutbulldlngs, Pomeroy, Rl 3, tending were Mr. and Mrs. Son. ville Mrs. James R. Acree, 11 took 8 score of 151 or betJust twelve years ago tod~y. Red Free, Red Haveo, Sun Open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rose Hill. Can be seen by ny Harris and sons, Mr. and Middleport: Guy 0. Russ~ll, ter to qualify for lha final two In our hearts you will live Haven· others to follow: ai· seven daya 1 week. 7.al-3DIC JIW>intment only. Call WY 2Mro Clearmont Harrt. and Pomeroy ; Mrs. Charles H. ~ u· ds f lay today and Sonforever ld so ~... Open Daily and NElGLER BUILDING Supply 21'/9. 8 12 Uo David Hamilton ana son. Jer' Rt. I Middleportkl 2 ~ :~ ando m~st of the name golf. Be<~se we thought lhe wor Sunday, WeDI Orchard, Racine, plaJtle wall till 14c BUILDING Lot ror sale. Ra· Mr. and Mrs._Howard Steel of ~ H. ~cCIWO:, Rutl~ge, ers still were left in the field, You : : 118 guidance help Wllkesvllle. ' li_ ~ per ICl· ll for batbnlolol, cine, outside corporation. 89 Kent Is apendmg a week at dro, B Bowman including Ben Hogan, who cele1 andg counsel, ' SEWING macblnel, repair aer- bouse bulldera, aJum!num lltJ. 1 189.. Prire, $700 cash. Phyl· faDS efS the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Vern ~':.':~~~ve: Henry L: Campbell: brated his 53rd blrlhday by That soothed many a troubled vice, aU maka WY 2-2284. ing, ltiteben csbtnell measur- Ill Bailey, WI 9-2621. Green. Proctorville; Mrs. Dixie E. shooting 1 75 for 1 total of 147. mind. Tbe Fabric Sbop, Pomeroy. eel to SIZI o1 kitchen. 8 12 31c Couher Shuler Elate Slruler .llfr. and Mrs. Tom Marclllko Smith Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. ~ He bad illustrous <OmPBny ln But your work hers on earth Autbrolzed Si.oger Sales and 7 17 tfc FOR SALE: 6 room bouse, balh to United States,' Easement, L• Yl8ited with Rosa Marcmko. ford E. Hayth, Jacksan; Miss that bracket, including Palmer, was finished Service. a 29 Uo and basemen~ reeent)f redeo- tart _Mr. and Mrs. BUI Hill and Vivlsn D. Jones, South Point; Julius Boros, Ed Furgol, Jack Your saul from Its mission Auto Seles ocated, hardwood flootl, al· · Dooohew, Mildred Dono- Lmda of M~eld and Mr. and Hursel Justice, Rt. 2, Deltter; Fleck and Tony Lema: free, ELECI'RIC RANGE 435. 45 uminum otorm doors and : t o United States E.... Mra. Bltl Kirkbrldt of Rl o Mrs. Wllllom 0. Mlller, Belpre; u. s. Open cbamp100 Gary God saw you were tired and rpm automatic record play- STUDEBAKER Pickup good windows. Sell with or without • 't Letart ' Grande were calling on Mr. Willard D. Willecup, Oak Hill; Player and former PGA kings _auffertog er, $15, electric ~· $10. tires runs gond, not beat up. furniture. Sale by the owner. m~~les H . Barnhart to state and Mrs. Harold Brannon. and Mrs. Theodora R. Quick, Jackie Burke and Lionel HeSo he callad - •come unto OWen Fink, i77 Lincoln-St.. or quick sale, eas.oo. G. A. Can 'be seeD at 118 Laurel St. of Ohio ~ment Gladys Hsy· Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barr and Marion. bert, were at 146 wtlh !Jonel'a 3 Me." Middleport. a 12 le Deem, Racine. 8 12 31e Pomeroy, 8 13 41e E lil Hayman Gl~dys HaymBD family were visiting With Mr Blrthl winner of this title, Ia the group Sadly mlsoecl by hla Chlldren. . · • • Dora and Mro. Buford Blake and . winner of this title, In tse group 1 Evelyn Longswortb Dobblnl. ONE ONCB PIPE, IIIddero, t dr. Gelebnty soper 88 OJd&. Help Wanted man to Sandfor~zar • daughter In Marion SUnday. Mrs. David E. Bennett, Rt. at 145 Canadian George Knud1 14 lip walk·in refrigerator, wooden mobile, gond Ureo, all new u I. Cl¥lllonlco TOIIII Cozart, 3 aer~.~ n;n.hes to 1\fr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris 3, Leon, W. Va., daughter, 10:· 800 ~ho had 1 bole-In-one, busbel boles, all In good con· brakes, radio, power brakes, - ..~.,.. 11 ... ,;.. - . . 1o00 ElSie and ....,,_ or and sons were vislli~th rela· 06 pm. Thursday; Mrs. Cbar· ~ Sanders and Bob MeCal· ---For--lent-.- - - dillon. Call 1185-3201, Mrs. H. power . steering. ~ :-...::. ":;"' ~ Paul E. Foches, A. lives in Maoslield over the les H. Shuler, Rt. 1, Middleport, who bad Friday's b e s G. Webster, Long Bollolll, trBIIliiDISSIOII, new sprlllgii. ........ . . - - - - Forbes, parcels, . Lou weekend. son, 10:27 a.m. Friday. unci a lhrea under par II1 HOUSE TRAILER, vlllage of Ohio. I 12 61c One of tilt cleanest tart Ill :::n!, ,:., ,.,...'!. ~ Clyda Brown. Mary Sunday guests of Mr. ond Dls<•arged ro • ' 144 81 Middleport. Two bedrocmiS, GIN SENG $23.25 Ib- -Id· Pomeroy. Call Walter Gru• Brown to Ot1la E. ~. par- Mra Winnie Salley and family tl disch ged w~ toff. Itt IDelutled available bnmadiately. Pbooe en seal $185 wU~Ing~r er. WY 2--3230. ~00 miJe. r=,. ..,..,. ooo - · ' • ., clea, Scipio. were Mr and Mrs. Hobart Day . ~!t::.S Jo~ yCooper ~n- Tom~yeu Jacof.asu~o."~smpbell WY 2--2111 WY Z-11110 or Wy . ' . age !3 000 PriC8 ..... · ..., _..... ' "' ••· 01116 hellh E Ro am11 of Shndt nd Floyd me . • ' ' ' l-3316 • 8 10 lfc Bill Batley, Reedsville, OhJo. • . I 2 tie AUTO MECHANIC WANTED Agnes R. Sc ase, ·. and I y a aid B. Stapleton, Mrs. Rollin Bert Weaver, former U. S. · 8 12 l.2fQ be rienced In som~ [ bert Schell~se to Keith Riggs, Barnhouse. . L. Wolfe, Mrs. Jacob ~- Butch- Open champion Dick Mayer 111111 CHOICE TRAILER space In ne ._.,. M~t ~ Barbara Riggs, Lot, PQIII• Weekend visltoro of Mr. and er Rebecca Sue S101th, Mrs. former PGA winners Jerry Bar· Middleport. l'homl WY ~117. II CJUCKENS, 2 TV lube test· Warld lliUUN .. = g :'ingpmen~ Salaz: roy. Mrs. Floyd Barrin~er and fam. Jfurrison Clark, Mlsl OoUy Ste- ber, Chick Harbert, Jim Ferri· 0111 . I 10 6tp era, I 'IV bolt meter. Mar, ~ • w ';" M lr 'rtan E. F. Maag, Rutb Maag to ily were Mary 0 Connor and phenson, '!be Rev. Peter Me- er Jim Tumeaa and lleDny 1 1 =TRAD:ER===--;:SP"'A"'C!=-,"'De ~poi~..::St., vis Stone, two ~leo out of lllc .,.. nom, ddt _. ,.. ~!to~/e;'.:'::.~ • e °~ 310 Manning D. WebBier, parcels, children, Racine, Mr. and Mra. Cain, Mrs. 'l'bom8l J. Young Shute. Rutland See Jim Fry. Rutland on Harr1sonvllle Rd. f w w 8111111 .,.. _ . . , • Y Middleport. Juntor Barrlllller and family, and son, Mrs. Charles Gloeck· 8 12 61p and , _ bOIIr WAITRESSES, car hops, grill . A W b-1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller oer and daughter. 1 1 J5tp ::-:==~==;-::m:--.':;;: modlll l!arl -- Dav %£ and kitchen workera. Ap- Manmng D. and Mary · e and oon of CHtton, Mr. and Mrs. • ROOM AfHIIlmenl with bath Big 72 I . fey 8eo ply in person at Crow's Steak ater to E. F. M..g, Ruth Mllsg, Okey Ahart. Mr. and Mrs. ID PomeroJ, Pbonl WY·:&-3319 ~0 motorcyc e, ID aJr co~>o Meliii[ltllt• MHouse. I 13 6tc parcels, Middleport. Ha Kearns of Mason, Mr. WllkHYlUt 7-al-lfe dillon, ':' ·~ nd~ mare B. Mala 8lnet, Poweu., Raymond S. and Ruth E. Bar- andrryMrs Dorsel Haynes of M nd Mr Ernest Major Mllw GOt 250 001- Ill J :===::--c:---- - : PllGie WY ~ D tie Wanted To Buy_ ton to Raymond S. and Ruth E. Sandyvill~. w. Va., Mr. and en~.:'ned bis'· sister, Edith Chicago 000 001 002- 3 8 1 11 : S:ring. u;~= 3 rtlRNJSHED room apart. SH U0311. a 12 &to . - ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, Barton, parcels, Olive, Mrs. Gerald Barringer and and daughter and huaabnd from Lemaster ($-t) and Ollver. ment wUb bath. Phone WY 21964, F85 Oldsmobile, Holiday miscellaneous. Call or write: family, Mrs. Relha Day and Arizona Friday. Buhl, Humphreya I$) K 0 0 n c e 11 ltl$. Uc TWO REGISTI!:RED Holstein Coupe Cutlass. Maroon col Mrs. Boward Cecil, BOO W. MAN ARRESTED May and Carol and Larry Eagle. Mr. an Mrs. Ernest Major (8) McDaniel (8) and ~ 1110'1lRNISHED f room, bath, cows. Close ap~ IQ x 28 ored, aut. tran. (floor~.:':· Main St., Pomeroy. Oley Everett Herdman, 31 , Winnie Bailey. Hobart_ D~y, enterWned the Major rewiion ~er ; ~~~~ ~: 1 · :"hews 3105 'IIIIIIJ 1'00111, Diet prd. l'v1nl tractor tire. Joe Circlt, Ra- Ph. WI 11- • e I 29 tfc Middleport, )181 been arrested Frank and May were VIRI!tng at their home Friday. His sis· 0 ver .. ~. 4th) · 1 I.mta llelgbts, Pb. cine • Bashan Rd. Livestock by Pomeroy Police on 1 OWl 1\fr, and Mrs. Harry lDmea of ter, Edith age 81, her cJ_aUilh- (261h), ·~,. __: WY Hill I 11 Uc I 12 3tc charge. Herdman waa 1<1 appear Coolville. ter anti husband from Arrzona, New York 000 020 1100-2 8 2 'JRAIL)i:ll LOTS - tree ONE GOOO uoecl washer, 2 -mrRK MARE, grey, weight Contin ed helore Mayor Charlea Legar toonother sister, Mr. and Mrs. Houstoa 5 000 000 201- ! 5 1 08 8 0 IP 8lld nter. llnnrfl'l Ttodl <OW milkin& machines wl t ~ !too lhs. Smooth mouthed, ( u page ) night. 'Hurley Nelson, Dexter, d Fisher (7-15 and Stphenson. • Pall (Slate APfll'll•edl compreaaor. Phoot WY t-7761 powerlul puller, willing work- gueSB wo don't ~ave eonslables UY nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nollebsrt <S.JO) and Brand. -...me, ObJo, Pbont 8 11 6lc er anywhere. Stands beaL now , however, - of course you Leg1l Notice "ll . Enrtgh!, McArtbur. The two _ ,_, 1 11 lfc George W. Wells, Leading don't - I waa once asked lear· •• '"" co-N PLUS ooutT sislero and Ernest ara aU of Cln 000 00111»- 2 1 1 116& HONDA 250 Scramblf. Con· Creek Rd., Middleport, 0. ly in the game, too , ""'"' young MIIOI COUNTY, o:o..,,, llis family llv_tng. ~ aD ... St. Lools 011 000 14•- 7 10 2 'I'IIJID.. . . - ~ 7,'~~ lllrn,!: tact Jack Walker, Hemlock I 13 !I.e and full of beans) to be Worthy uoaN ..... IANL • .;.,.,, joyed • surpnse reun1011. Ma\lpey, Davidson (?), Jay _,. • - · Grovo after 1 p. m. WY ~ PONIES lor sate or trade. Bob Matron of Eastern Star - me, ::. L:'~ •,;,.~,:· .::;'a:::".\-. · Elme• Houdershall it !nJ. (8) and PavleUch. Simmons. - . WY Hat 12 I tie rt1'17, belore, WY Z-619t. Roberts, Letart F•lls, Ohio. a Worthy Matron! - But I love _ _,, ""':; " .."'"'· proving and able to walk some. Briles 18) and Ricketts. Winner rtJIIlQSIIED t room and balb 8 II Uc CH 7·233'1 8 13 31c aU the ones who perfonn so WILLIAM a. uNo, -atmmons (8-11). Loaer - Ma· IJIOCierD. 1.11 Floor apartment. WATER · beautifully In these roles - - ....... ' · •· CINCINNATI <UP!) -Charges The campalgo here Is aimed Ioney (IU). HR - Flood (8th). 1 M!ddJeport. Call WY 2-38'/l ··•- ~Ol'ingste8DI ~ Music1l Instruments presidents aud ether officers of ~=.:!:'!.o." ::H. of blackmaU and sabotage have at achieving equal job opporlu' ' , 1 7 Ue .......,; r OWfl garden clubs, church greups, NOTICI •un'tc"=::' erupted here In 1 row between aiUea fur Negroeo in the Bkilled Pitts 000 010 ,._ 1 ·I l 8 8 5 30tc WANTED: Responsible party to cancer, heart, and forthy 'lev· WILLIAJI o.1 un , . ROOM •·-··~ RoBer Store. two civil "'""Is groupo wblcb coastructtoo crafts, ClvU rights Loo •••. 020 010 OOX-8 9 0 - apart. ONLY ·- · """""" A""" ' ~.......-u ... •·· • and. lklwleJI W • lleed ll.am I BeagIe pups remaW" take over low monthly pay. en other ...w~.ves .. wltb brave ............ ••• s. ._ ,....... ~lhraatens to...... IICUttle a campaign forces contend !hat Negro e 1 Veale Carpln !1), .,..,..... menta. agalo81 the building trades un-- bave been d8Qied these jobl ~ (8) . PqllarOIII, CrlndaU • 5 11 tie ing. L. 0. SbJ!lel, Rt. I, Rut- menta oa a spinet piano. Can wimmen a-leading but - well, l:i w...~-=ware. land, SH 2--4176. 8 7 6tc he seen locally. Write Credit the list Is so endlesa lll«e'a cause 11 al,..ed racial baro ln (8) Osteen H0-11) and Tor• ..,_ 222 try' !loll "' ... .,_ .. Plou ., """'· ~. • • lWUUDU!i, 1 - . MOBIT.E 8x38, $1000. G r e 8 t Manages-, P: 0 . Bor 215, She~ no use even mg to men ...., .,..,..,, . ..... _... ... · • · United Preao International lhe bulidlDI trade• UDJOII8. borg .. Loser ;~ Veale (!U). , 81c:amoN St. WY HZI1 Lakes, 10 x 43 , $20110. M. A. byville, IndiBna. & 13 2le all the er~etlng rounds _and du•""·~ learnA!II . tbat the controversy Qvil rights leaders cite eight y1 1108 that 11 T 31 30ic Hall, Reedsville, Oltlo. 1 Just try ,., "}U!IIoo .t: even reached the paint where job ca~. In, the C!OIIIIrllo- Pldla '000 000 100- I If~ I·. "'J'IIRNI8BED===:-::IJIII'~:::Imeu=:::~--, nsurence , thiS - take them all out, ::0 ~ the t;ougress of Racial Equalll.y lion lndulll'y .In wltleb !bert are ~- nan 0)0 1011' 000,... .2 U 1· 8 14 lfc 1'001111 ud pri981A1 bath. II> -from the bbrary board (a thank· .......,. . - ~•.:::J:: !COlE) threatened to picket 00 Negro Ulllon 'memberl here Jlerberl, BaldtM'l'ln II), . . , ' _,_ Ollfa llateL 713 If• ORD~R A~TZ'S H N PIKl'I'O Copytq !lemce. Cop-tess task) right on down, say, ..,o;·::.,';:".:,v~ . lheNatlonsiAasoclationforlhe -electl'lclanllroDandlti'IICtur·Umky·(ll WOI\IIfl7)111dC\ilr. ·t.l< ..-• "N1ck Chick" legbwo cbicka, lei tDadt Ill legal papm. to the "girls" who prepare !he ....,, """' • ....., I _:..._ me!tmelai ;...,_ Spabn Llilsy (T) ud 8il· "'~. IIICI 1 bouae, bath, or lllarted pullets today. Mod· blrlll re<OI'III and almoot IIIIJ Legion AUJ:Iliary baoquell and ~"':~.~~~IlL ., ,,.· Advaoeem,ent o1 Colorod People a1 alee ""'"'f'•·· hinlblri. ~ ""':"'wiDMr •._ lie~\ ~~- •· , h ullillt ud PI fllma<e. AI- ""' Poullty, Box 188, Alhelll, llbar doc.-umenll. sell the poppieo - And what've ·. ,, INAACPI If . tilt latter group WIK'kera, millwrtgllt,l .· • P .....·. ._ · -..:.. ~~ppa. (Jolt), ill ,. • tic far ...,.. Call WY z. Oblo, Pbane LY UOSI. a.. ._..., Plmm, you got left _ good lalld, Jjing you ll't. IJW litlme, tie. - went to the clty lor a ~aile plpafitlefl. u~~tot ~~·WI:' JJal1 (Uib); · • , · ' , · • ,, I II ILe 1-14-Uc I t lie bate to tvetl tb1Jit G1 II ~ bop- B.M.H. -·permlllo llllld I j)I'Mt -ell. IIICHwJmq ' '· · ' CALENDAR '18.:r.t, . .._.. 1 _:;, lire..:. &.IIDploro DClwX . .....-,. Pomeroy Motor Co. SOCJAL By FRED P,.AIS~!LL BARNEY GOOGLE 1110 SNUFFY SMITH ............. ........... ' �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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