https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2024178bc54b70a31efbae006c22bfb9.pdf ba97f6f7203d78bc815da550f10343e2 PDF Text Text ' ~ ,l ' .&-Tho annual hone show, horse - - - - - - - - - ·,..PIIIIfnnation~.:O:"':.:. Apple Grove •• • be among tbe hiMhlilihl' of 1• edltloa of tbe Melga Society Notes tnh F'air. MACHINE NO. 2 APPLE GROVE SENT eld By Mrs. Herbert Roa•• Attending the Stover at the fairgrounds at Evans, W Va. Sunday. Aug. 8 were Mrs. Earl Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith, Mrs. Marlene Fisher. Molly, Amy, and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stover, Alvio and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stover, Mrs. Jack Sargent, Pal· ty, Mike, Hertha Lou, David and Jo Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ripley and son ol Columbus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton and called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner . Mrs. Floyd Norris attended a birthday dinner al the of their mother, Mrs. Jenny Ed· wards at West Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Frtz Norris II spent a weekend in Cincinnati and various places in Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. ' George Donohue of Grove City, are anooooclng the birth ot the sec- MEIGS COUNTY - · Douglas ~ene. July Roy Donohue employed on who 7 Jbs., 14 oz. the boat Belpre, Charlostoo, W. are Mr and Mrs. Va .• is visiting with his ·flllriJ. local, and Mr. iy. Mrs. Ray Reisinger, Cir· Clara Mae Sargent, Mabel cieiiie. Shields. Marlene Fisher, Amy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours of Larry and Molly and Wellsville and Howard Ours of Robinson assisted Mrs. Earl New Brighton are visiting Mr Robinson with her caoninK reand Mrs. George Hayman and cently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue and Mrs. Marvin Wickersham. other reiatles. j Jim and Jeff, Marviene and Sh The annual Ours reunion will!ry, spent a _weekend w~th Mr. be held Sept. 5 at the Rock and Mrs. William Jenkms of Sprin~s Fairgrounds. ' Columbus. 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Mr. and Mrs. Blll , P'oll: 8lld David attended a family reUJi. ion at the home of Mr· and Mrs. Browning at Pomeroy. Sunday guests of Mrs. Feme Hayman and father were Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherby, ,;-..;....-...o..,....,........,iiiiiiio....,~iioiiii,:.iOiiii..,...,...,...,..... AUGUST 17-21 ~ ' Coin·op Dry Cleaners AlBRATIONS & Professional Type SERVICE \VORW We Telegraph Flowers lvtrywherel MEMBER OF TILE-FLORA Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Insurance AgeDC7 DUKE CLEANERS Norma Goodwin, Florist 41 Years Of Continuous Service 1868 -·- 1965 Ill E. 2nd POMEROY WY 2·2302 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-3000 Pomeroy WY 2-2933 64 Chevrolet $1 ,995 V8 Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. shift. Power steerinJ. eWALL TILE Shows good care 63 Pontiac _ $2,295 KING VB Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. AI· most like the day Builders Supply Co. WY 2-3741 it was sold. Power steering brakes. Hydramatic and Blaettnars N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Pomorov, Ohio ~~ Soviets Put Price Tag on Nuclear Ban Plan to Attend The Fair eSADDLES Horsa & Pony This Great Family_Attract:on I eBRIDLES eSHOW HALTERS Pony & Cattle ' August 17-18-19-20-21 Moat Other llama In Leather Gaoda GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Pomeroy, 0. W. Second St. • Expect Site Purchase GOESSLER'S Meigs County's Oldest Jewelry Store Salutes THE BIG 102nd MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ---------DON'T GAM ... _ HAPPINESS FOR A DOUBTFUL DISCOUNTI Apro prldo lo 11or - rq b - lloo'llllllblt k IWIJ !of I "dlo- . . . I~ Come--- I&UAOIW.T 1121.00 11 .• ............... ___ - DIAMOND RINGS FAIIOVS SIIIU 1150 GOESSLER ry Store Pomeroy ~!'thoriad ARTCARVED ' MIDDLEPOilT pr...t 1101 ......... I -•• , ,........ -....... · ~~. . .tllot . . ..M:h ..,,1 Ill boqtlt II Dllcouol ltoo101. You'U lild only l i l t - • din ~Nids lotd there. Mil ,ou 111J • poyllflll _ , u... .. ....... Willi • AoloaNI front 1 . . . . . jeweler, ,...,. ,.. of I!IIIIIIJ "" lloilnJ Ylluo. Fully IUiflllloed llld cortltied, • .,...... is ......,ore... Bank' . .... llllllt . . . . . . . . .1.. ... Citizens· National Je-ler A SALUTE TO YOUTH and THE FAIR Wt are proud of these young citizens, who are learn· ing each year better farming and homemaking practices, 11nd displaying them at the fair, and sharing the responsibility of making our coun~y a better place to live. Farmer's, Bank and Savings Co. ___ ...._ ~- ' II • ' ' ' ' ~ -~--~n . "I , ~·...·~ ·... You'll have a FUNderful time at the FAIR. So much'to see ••• so much to do ••• so much to enjoy •• .-irs ,. · · tht high spot of the yiCI' for the whole family. Thjs ' year, bigg• and better, more exciting, mOrt fun ' ., ,·;,:•. . .8a k ,. , . I than tvw. POMEROY "· -~ -~ • ' ' •' ' .... '"'' �I' • • All Sta,- < ~: ' . ~ ; ,~ .,f , ' . • Must· the Show Go On? .......... Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ..fliflntinfll Misguided Liberals 'AN attempt is beina n'Ade in 111m1 tir· cles to paint the United States as the 'Villain Jnd color in the Communist in· vadera as the good guyi in Viet Nam. In Washington most Republican~ and Demot:rats bavo supported President John!!On's policy in Southeast Asia along with the majority of the population. Much of the protest serms to come from a shrill and articulate miftorlty of college professors and •tudents, spurred on by "hard left" leaders. They auggest that the intellectual elite ot thia country Is oppoaed to the American cause hi Viet Nam. How can a sensible dialOJUe bl carried on with students who openlT threaten to resist the obllJatlon of mlli· tary service with auch alogans 11 "I won't fiaht even if drafted"? These aame atudents are deferred from the dnft while other youn1 men are riakin1 their liv11 in Vt~t Nam. Per· haps Voltaire was rieht when he aald: "Youth is better Itt to act than to judge ... Tbose misty·eyed puce merchanll are flrtd with ideslism. But they for1et that undmtanding ia 1 two-way atreet. They are shocked by the ldllinJ of Alians, but only mildly moved by tht rising toll of American casualties. There was no praise from the ftrt• brands for the President's propoaal for unconditional discuSIIons and there were no demonstration in proteat of the Han· oi·Peklng rejection of thla propoul. This neaativlsm has cau•ed 1 marked apllt In the intelleetual camp In thla rountrv. Where is our national unity in time of crisis~ Our foreign policy m1~ have erred or hesitated , but muat wt drift almlesslv in some kind of twlaten· tial quandary' The stneere but mlsauided llbtrala who allow themselvts to be hoodwink· ed by the verbal gymnastlca of ltftlat propaganda are unknowingly contributing to the Communist ca•.lit-not II card-carrying members but in aplrlt. Communism spends much time and ener1y wlnntnr <'{)nvorta to Ita cauata who are blinded to reality - and danaer. Coming Tomorrow MAN'S search for a continulnJ aupply ol oil ia one of the more thrtlllng au .. ponse stories of our llfetime It t'Ontlnuea end thtn are many more auapenaeful developmtnll yet to come. At presut, Uby1, in North Africa, Is lht faalell lfOWin& oil producer E•· ports 1¥1TIII 1.2 rnilUon barrels a day. Attention now 11 centtrina on the North Sea and this may bt the pext great dis· (Ovtry area. Under11a areas offtr 1101. opll a promitiDI ntw huntin&&rolllld. Moon Drill EVEII. wonder what realltu men will find 10 do Dill when they at laat 11\ foot on the bleak, lnhoapllll bit moon? EVID thOUih that tvtnt il dill ltV· eral yean away, Natlontl Atronaullct and Space Admlnlatration Ia not aleepin& em tht problem. It hat juttawarded con· tracll tolllUne more than U million for tile development of a drill to probe aomt 100 f"t btlow lilt 111oon'a turfact Tbe moon. you 111, wllJ be a geololiat:t ptradlae, and drill co•·es sent bac' to the 11rth for tludy may likely tell us much about how the moon, the earth and the 10lar eyttem il.itlf were originally formed. Space balonea to the men of the lu· lure, who will, paradoxically, be closer to eartb'a di1tant put than any men befora them. Value of Dissenters HERE'S an Item you miaht want to ahow the bo11 II you'•• been rubblnJ edlta with him lately According to Prof. Paul Pt&ors of the )fpucbuattta lnllltuto of Technology, no company ia complete without ih quota o! non-conformist• and dlasenter1 1nd l'""ally unreasonable people. "A reuonable man rocks no boat. K lit ..yt. "He Ia rontent to go alon1 with lblnp u they txiat. But the unreuon· ablt man II 1 dltsttllfled worker who wtU eomt up with new ideas." '1'111 VOICI: Gr JltOADWAY (Dorotlly tal&aDen Ia on v• - 1"" Capitol Comment, Events f WASHINGTON - Tht Admlnltlratlon't farm eubaldy blll - lht blg11t ttlU undiiChlfJ• ed ltom bafore Coqr111 - Ia aweylnc In a rartatorm of pre• eur11 end countrr • pr11aurn of • kind thai i)OIItlcal ectence lulbooka rarely monUon. Tho tou1h, laconie 8ecretar1 of Alriculture, Orville Freeman of Minnesota, ~ feallnc the blut from IOVtrtl dlrtcllona at once. u bia hair II not oactly standl~l 1lra1iht up, It ia belftl blown about evory which way. Thil.too, Ia the caoe wlth thl urban · baltd tibertlt ol. tile Houot of RtProaantatiYtl. These fellowt rot reluctant but doc:ialve http !rum F1r111 Btlt Contressmon Ia tile eu.. cessful push w knock out rishtto-work ltwa which have forbiddon compulsory ullionlem ia "'"'" of tho etltoo. Tht unspoken Jlllderatandlnr wa• that the olty " ' - would roclpr0o •all by aoalltlftl thtlr rur~l baNd C!OIIoaru• put lht farm bill. eall011. Hor guest columnist todaJ It popular linger Robert Ooulel.i BY ROBERT OOllLET 'l1le entll'e compleliall anti structure of the legitimate thea· tre today Ia rapidly changiJII. It II bteomiDI dt-ce~~lralllltl and Ia wlnnlnl more l'ICOIJIIo tioo lor ttaell lD lllllb'IDI COJlloo n.uatin. It I Pltnl a DIW air ol pi'Cilealonallam, pertel ltoa anti the ldded aU lmporlo 1111 tollt!b ol llllllCIII about IL Tnday, IIIIDIIIII' ttack hu bto aomo aol lilly bll bUIID'I but pld buliDIIL Good lor I he wmmunl(J bteatiM It lffordl them a first rate lb11trlcel aompaiiJ doiQ pOpular lhowa and, Ia IDIP) lnsllllctl. ntw, untried plaJI 11 well, and 10011 tor the actor because he csn pracace hll craft with lbe liDIll profeBSionals. '111e summer nason has become a ·time Ia tile legitimate theaJe for lfl8WDInl new id111, dlacovarilll new people, DtW dlrtc!IGrt and fresh approaches to lhl art. I have just wmpleled my lint alack apperiiiCe Ia all with my wife, Carol Law· renee, In the claslle RoBfl'l and HanunerateiD musical "Ca· TQUsel." We appeared lo ColuDJbua, Ohio and Berkeley, DOCTOR ByW'lW• S. 'l'hltt ar the lone, jarry • built but tffll!llvt coalition botwttn the rarm Belt followa and the city • b11ed llboralt ta eon,rna can turvi" thlt peculiarly complu t11t. It II 1 cotillion that hn m•d• many thtnra po11lblt. Nor Ia It al all 1 llnl•tar thlftl. It Is only a striking illuotralioa of how politlct rt~lly workJ In I miled IOC(Ity, 0nt 1roup'1 yi'-1 inlareoll art b1lanctd 1lliDit anothll' IJ'OUP'a vital lntereata llJII 111lltbted atll • IDterett both waya achievoo tho uHntial alml of both. Not only doeo thil coalition, then, reflect the actual heart of the leli•lali•e process. It also hlpPelll to bt IJOW the one practical m111n1 ol maiJ'Io taining human contact between tho urbo and tha rural jaterestl. 8o lt1 clestrucllOI tn any lunr cauH would ba pity. The 11llopln1 urbanilatlall ol the couatry, the diiJPI'OUIIJ anowb•ttm, po- 411 what are btcomln1 not meniJ nal otUta bul actually city • alllea much on the modtl ol pltqul. ly, is the most prfound and ltaat undertlood poiiUcal l'tlll· ty, iJ the most prolund and IIStnUat el¥1Uty batw.. Ill' baa 111d nonurblll lift II to ba retained. II mual oomt lrOIII oome diFII ol mutual, If 111.,. o:anlllt, alvtllty bat-n tht buraeonlna ally lad Ule dyiiiJ rural blOC! In Congreeo. The PresidencJ Is by necessity beCQIIJIPI an offict 1111' urblll U.. terall. SO, too, by -111 or not, are lho Federal eouria. (CopyritiJt, 1161, by United f11ture ayndlaate, Inc.) ~·Dally Stntllllll, PomfU'O,Y·Milldleport, 0., AUI· 17, 18611 HELEN HELP USil But lht city chtpo art theJlloo ltlm JJOW bttna chiliad by a l - - by Helen aottel w'nd blowilll! ia from tho baliore. plut tho bakory worker•' unlona, plus aome of the Ynlll Atk" For II Not havlnl tither, I t11 oaly Tllllllllr•' unions which haul to Thi• column lo lor young p10o soy what ~ou woo'l Willi the bread. Thtll loroea art pie, their problems apd plea .. bear: Whtn Yllll llavt nolbiDt claiming thai lbt bill would um. their troubles 1114 fUll. 11101'1 to 10 on than a tint IIIIJII •llnlftcaatly increaM the 0011 As with the rest of Helen Help lnd a di.-114 teltphont of 1 loaf to the hou11wilo. \IS, II welcomea lauahl but number ia a clly ont lboulan4 Freeman 111d hla form usot!l· won't dodge a .,,rlous quealioa IIJlloa away, till ehenctu ol alai wholly dsny thll and ' with a brulh-oll. meett111 Jlfl qalp art about epeak gravely of a "bread Stnd your lelll-IJt quaslions one lP • m1111011. truet." Parenthollcally, maybe Moreovsr, you'd probably bo lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, they llllltrllt 1 btl. Still, II care of Helen Help US thiJ disappOinted. Jeff Ia a roman· doll SMm, on dolachtd oum- DeWiptl>tf. lie dream that has carried you lnation, that tho bakers ere lbroJI8h the age- 13 doldruma. ••efgoratiJII a 1oot1 bll mort. Ola, hr A Mep Lamp Y1111 don't need blm IDJ mort, At all •••nt•. city Conren· I)Qr Helen: honey. Try a more direct line, mttJ ftar, doeply, instinctively This is gotnc to be hard to likl aayiQI ''HI" to tho aew end wilh eau,., the ootrarott tJplain 10 pltaot bear with me. boy down Ule tlrHI. - H. ..-, houoewllt 1r1ument. Worse yet I am !4. Last year when I waa they find union labor itself vl1lting In Calllornle DIY flrl 11M Woa1 Play BID Wltlll\t' di•idftl. The national hitrar· friend and I met thest two boyo, Dear Htlan: chy ol labor, headed by George Bob and Jeff, on the telepllont. Thtrl'l 1 lady oo our block Meony o1 tho An-cro. i• They came over and I who rullll our ball cames. ~V· bllckina the AdminletraUon, telked to Jeff once mort on lhl everytlme we play ball In atretl whlcb so reoently gave lahor phone before I bad to co home. and It 1oe• even NF;AI\ be r II• woy in IIJo r!Jbt · to • work Hol111, be's kind of llllt 1 loa• lawn, abe ruaa out and tak11 II, firht. But powerful lol!•t ly puppy wbo soes alont with then calla tho pollee. Ev~ U uolono - the bakera llld the wronr crowd because the "' play ball aci'VJI the tlrttl, Te1matera - are atandiJli with riJht crowd won't accept him. she comee out and yella at ua. their employl!fs. the baklna My heart juat went out to him She aald the bounctn1 btU companies. - and It stayed In California ml4t her taint - sha ~ldn't tor ovtr a year. I think of rim eveo bavt htard 11. 'rhlr9'1 no City Conareumon normally all lht time, and I eYt!IJ P"Y place to pia~. as our bac~ rerda have no truublt IJJ actina with an eslra ltttlo prayer at nll!hl an filled with eloth..tlnea etc., ..... t objectivity on an ltolll to keep Jeff out of trouble. and wt don't have a park near. wheft all o1 labor io Plllhinr I keep dreamlni o11oln1 back W1 havt never hurt her 11rdell tha "me butloll. They vote to CJlifornlo all year. but now or even come clo~~t to 1 win'Ve1.' But lhla time aomo of our vacaUon plans are chaJlied dow. What can we do AN· labor Ia puahina tho 0111 butloll and "' won't go. My 1lrl friend NOYF;D and oomt! ol llbor to puthinr !herr lrlod to call .Jeff a few quilt uother butlotJ. It meha moaths ago and his line waa dis- Dear Annoyed. Yon aren't tolftl to win, 11 Ult t...,h. connected. That's all I had te you milhl 11 well l'ol'ilch to 11o Moreover. the bakert hiYI I" on- wn his teltPIJona JlUIIlo other plllt ....me )11011~ ll't retained high • voltqe pub- ber. just plain allli'IIO to De rtllti011a ccmaultanta wltb A yo~r If an awful 1onJ lime the only way you'll IPI' li'outW 'II')' qu.llticlllotll. 4o 1o bt wllhln', hopln', thinkln' them Ia to 1• all tho wav·llfOIIIIII 11ln, the allb to the liberal ur· and .PTapin'. end wtJat can I them - pi'IOtioally ill · tli*lt• bltl Colllr•m•• Ia kMn, ill> do 111111' I'm 101'1')1, but that's 0.. w~J . _, 'or 1mong these p<lbllc My baart to Jn your htllllt, llllnP 11'1 wh.u YGtl hlvt ."QAI rtlatlona eon111ltanta are meo Helen. Next to tilt comlca, of lime" 111110111' biO(t. Sli:eii With elo"' otcJ ties- to whom? you're tho Ol!ly thine I 1'tlcl In there mll'l be a play-lot '.:t'l4 Why, to the urban llbtt'ala. the paper and ·l bavo faith Ia tn bike dllt•nce, - H. At lllkt bert .It a 1"111 you. - HOPJ!!FUL ...1 - . , IIC!IUifty, than tha Oear Hopeful: This COII!IIIII II detlleatid to tuklonle lor 1111 fll'lll 11111 It• Oh, far I IIIIIIC lamp 14111117 HVItlc, io If yotl'rt IllY• tull. Tilt illoomparably more Or a machine that ll•ea InC kid trouble « jual plaiQ 6MMiamtr~fal q-liua 11 w1Je1b. a aU lbe IIIIWIJ'I. troublt, lei lltllil bt)fl YOU. _j kid•,·_. ·-•1 ' SAYS a ptll ly Weyne G. lr111dateM, M.D. A Qlolher wrlltl lhtl bw II · Jllllnth • old daupter bad mantncilit at age e 1'110111111 anti llal been lalllnJ pbiiiObu'lltal evtrY alnct. She h11 had no tOIIVUisions sinl!e lht allrtlcl taklne lhia drutJ. Thl• mother wants to know whether the drut II ballll·forlnlul and w~ lher the dl- ctUHS pii'IIIIDtnt braiD damap. lhcatiM a eevll't atlaall II IMIIln&illl may bt tollowetl by convulalona reaembllng 111011 o1 apllepty, plltllobPIIltal Is frequently linn. 411ltouab lhll drug Is bablt • formlal II il, Ill many way~, the boll drq lor the control ol thtst COPvulliunl in children. It il CIOIIIIdercd hlrmtasa In till priiCI'lbtd ..., ap and lhl advanla"' eulo llellb lht diAdvuta&•· o\fttr this child'a Jitlzurtl have been controDed for one year, 11 wautd bt wiN to baYI a br«in wave test made to aee 11hatbar or not It II necetllry to ooollnue wllb the tlnll'l'llt qllllllon of tw.lft daJDo age lllty bt linked wllb lll!llbo tr wmpllcetlon of meoiJIIistla - hydroclphalua or water on lht bfata, Till ahi14'1 tf6otor eao dalermina wbtthlr ,IIlii hu IOIIrt'ld. If so, early OJIII'IIl" trtatment lillY prennl wala urnqe. Another form ot brlln da~~~o qe thai 10metlmH followt ~~tllllllltll results In behavior diaorlltra. Only time wW tell whtthar IUC!h dllordtra an pret~nt and • - ~ IIIIIIIDIltls would not _.rtly be lhe eau11. Cl- My ,.., I, It allf111e to atrawberrles. "' breata out la hiv11 if he oats a piece tho at.. ol a •Pill PM· Lui weal! ht ate • piece of chocolate candy and rt the 111111 rea• ar•utr- California to Ule most '"' respODlln and onthuslaitle aud;ences 1 have ever had the delltht ID worlrlJII for In a lOJJC time, Tht role af Billy Blplow llJ one of the most theatrically rewardllll 01111 lot 1111 alqer, II bas intlnlll). strength and a marveloua excltemeot, 1D addillon to 101111 or the llllllt btaulltul 101111 ever wrlltell. Carol IIXI I felt that tht ruction t1 lbe eudleacea ••• 10methtn1 tptelal, It olld 1D llllboandecl _.,, a 111tty aU Ill on. ScmJe of it, I am ture, II due lo the teet that If JOU live JtOPlt t101111 nil kllowo namn llld a !IOod lhow IIley wlU l'tiC!t poet. llvtly. But, ont ol lht bi&Pr l'lllltllll, I think, II that 1J11Do mer theetn audiences wut to 10 to the thtatn. '11ley are not peri of 1 theatre pariy or the chi chi set Ulel to the thettre "because It Is lbt thllll to do." aoe• a ehaiJce to build up the eo6 clence and the stage preaeJICI whlab Ia 10 vitally tmporllllt • an actor. It atves them the opo portuniiJ to IIIBke mistakes. Mltlakea thll J81pt bt . . . trous tr; u apenslv• Broe wa1 produetioo, but - that wulcl bt .IIOrklld out IIJ a IIUIUIIel Jl'llbt~)J roodl. allwflc te Many ot tbeae octore would bave had to &lvt up their 1li'llo atrtcal career 111111)1 Jllll'l age It It wam't !or sumnler atoet. and tho theatre would havt been the worse lot tt. '11tey art dedlealed IIXI de¥oted' but afortunately, If they doa'l -t. It Is Impossible for them to 1111'> ''" as ao arllot, not only bl cause ol the obvious need lor money' and they do miraculously lt'ell on so little, but the opportunity to perform and !JOt just dry up and wa•IA! away. Many aummer stock lbeatret now hava relldent reperlor)' We did marvelous. buslnesa companies, and th"" II notbo IIXI to Bte I packed hOUH alJblo lftl more beneficial lo ao ICior ly c•llln]y bllpa ao ector a- thaa to be able to play Ill a v.. ehleve a sense of stabiUIJ and rlety of produetlono . . . co1111 well be1J11. It Ia ratber lroale, dy, DJullcal and drama. bot II wu Ia lilt while I waa Of eourH, thera II anoth., tppferlJ11 In the aame ahow, area of summer atock that 11 "CIJ'Ouoel" that I flrsl landed so Important, 01peclally to aome the rote of Lancelol Ill Lerner OM like mi. At the ~~ I IIIII Loewe's ''Ca1111lot.'' '111ia bava nol been ablt to line the wa1 lht ftrst opporl\lllll)' I had mended amoUJJt of time that wcomo back to the very llllle must be available lor me to apo playbouaa )JJ till my aame rote pear on Broadway agalD aa 11t1et thlt day, lilt yean qo, I'll admit thai I mla ba1J11 a Wbfl f Wll choetD to porlrlf I way. Bu~ IURIIIIII' productlool ebaracllr to a mt~~ical that, lit· aflord ma with a chance to ap tla knoWII to me thm. wu my pear, for a limited IIIICIIDI ol tranaportatloa lolt~ by llrat time, I admit, but aevarthal• thealrtcal acblevemlllll and what Ill do ll I can arallf)'!nily IIY ha1 been Because of its orlglnaUIJ IIIII tbua far a very well rounded rattblulnass to Ule playa, SUJIIo and nwartfina limt for me. mer stock bas cottYiucetl lbt I wso amautl Ia HI haw public that their proteetlODt lltld IUIIIIntl' stock ud eJIUI)rt on. not bt .eeond rail .. poor ._ lia yean 110 tho laeUIUa were lltlons of tho Broadway orlil" only fair, Ule eud'- apal'll nal, The caliber ot the peoplt and the amoUJJt of pl'ftdui!IIIJIIII IDvolved Ia summer lbealrt ID very small. But today, modem sure tht public thai 1111)' will llld ucellenlly, appointed ne Important productiQDt. "tents" are poppitlg or 11l over Muy peol!le Ialit; about bow lba CQU!Itcy, It hu become 10 Broadway h11 bela llaa41Dt lmpOriant to tba life of the lh•• aUII tllae past few yean anti Ire today lhPt not only ere "IUI- toal there uolhlnJ l'rllb or knoWlll'' playiJ11 summer atock original about it. But I don1 but 111ajor 8Pd imporlallt Broacl· think anyone can dtay thlt 111111way porformers are now appear- mer thealrea offer tbt pubUo itllln production• lhal per~apa the vitality and aawuu tblt they wanted to play on Broad- llllkeo theatn toil!i ao popu way bul were not tlven the op- ltr. lP a few years to ~. I portullity to. Why, we bave Gil dartsay, when aumrner atock Youq p)ayblg "Music Man;• hu establllhed Itself evea Gtorce Hamlltoo In "GICI" aa atronaer, producers wW pP«1o Arlene Francis in a new play, ment with aew playa anti DtW "Mrt. Dolly Has A Lover.·· lt'a uperjemaots Ia the thtatre. also lhe only plaet. where an ac This will stimulate the theatre tor, who attempts somelhilll throuihoul the Unite 811181 aew Ia lht way of charlderl· and eveo, l liD aun, make alloD. Ia allowed ID fall, alld It Broadway Iaiit ootk:o. II btltll used aa I Ydtlcll lu atago "out of town try outs." Producero feel that they can brlak In I allOW ln IUIIImtr toall, before e IGU]JIIUealld ••nut:!nce, . 1ple who are aot at a thttlre aolel7 bteauae of an upenae aCCOUilt or 1 theltre pariy, but people who have a Weekend euestt of Rn. •n4 · true and honsfl laterot ID tht Mra. W. K. RliJs were Mr. thtltrt. and Mr1. R81 JUaa of hmeroy, Mr. llld Mra. Earl Shlelda Of COUTII, tht peoplt Wht •nd family. lliiJ Shlalda and bonffjl m:_: .om IUIIliiW aloock Mlldre)' Collins. Upper SU. art the yOUlll perfontlfl'l wbo duaky, Mr. and Mra. Lewt• art tither not re~y for BrOid· !lllgbes, Gallipolis, Mr. llld way yet or blve not bettl lucky Mrs. Ch~rles Rlss atul family enou•h to haVI becll lllteltd of Columbua, Mr. and Mrl. Htn. lor a lbow. II alv11 lhtm • ry Bosley and family ol lblllo ohanct to wor-. a chanee to Ill• fl•ld and Mr. and Mn. Walo eover whtl tilt)' 1110 reai)J dv, *t Damewood of Reedlvllll. wog Bottom Society News ." : •., '· iolb rumor that teedlnc a bally 1111' roll wlll cauae bfm to have a 4ark comptntonT A-Nt. AI Ill CJft'Oit In the diet 11111 011111t ,allowing ,! the akin but tbla win will diop)Jtlr wbta tha ..,. roll are removed from the diet. 4t-MI ....... halllten ta]lo lnl lhyl'llkl plllt dally ,., • loil& tlmt, Reotnt lltll ilhowed a IIOifn.t lbJrotd flllollta. 011 this -... C!Otlldn'l she atop IDo ~ ~hi! thyroid piiJJ? liB Ia aJ. 10 talthic WIIJ? 4- Y111r . llr't ~ld come• alter 1,1811,0011,1100?'' ----'------- Major League Standing~ By Uolled Press faternaltooal American Leapo . W. L. Pd. GB Mmnesota 75 43 .636 · · · Cleveland 116 ~ ·~: ~ DelrOJt 66 51 ·560 9 Balt.'more ~ 51 ·557 9.,. ~~~a~oork 60 60 ·. 500 16 L A 1 53 64 453 2112 Wos h' ngt" es 2 116 '441 23 Ba~ mg on 43 73 ·371 31 K:~;;, City 39 75 '342 34 Monday's Result~ Chicago 5 Boston 4. night <Only game scheduled! Tuesday's Probable Pilchen 5 victory over the Cardinals. Dodgen Lose The victory gave the Braves a 67-49 sealJOD fi\l'ord compared to the 69-50 mark of the first· place Dodg~rs who suffered a IH loss to the _Philadelphia Phllhes Monda~ mgt. . The th•rd-p1ace San Francisco Giants also rhopped a game off the Dodger lead with a :1-2 win over the New York Mets and Robin Roberts scored his oecond straight shutoot as the ltouston Aslros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-ll in the other National League games. The Chicago White Sox nipped the Boston Red Sox 5-4 in the only Amertcan League game. Mathews seat .the Braves off It a 4-2 lead w1th a three-run homer in t11e third Inning-No. 27 ot. thls season and the 472nd ol hiS career. '!'ben, after the Cardinals lied the score at 4-4. he conributed a single to a four·run sixth inning that also included singles by Hank Aaron, Gene Oliver and Frank Bolling and a double by Joe Torre. -~!~~s~~a31 ·;, O:~~~~~e <~;ts\) Barons Kansas Ctly at Cleveland! S d' tan Ings Knock Pomeroy Out of Pony Meet w·Ith16-3 v·ICtory at 0aku·JlI On.Monday 1 <nighll - Krause 111-0) vs. Belli ' 4~~~~;g~ra~~ck ~~:~ingtoo ~~~"'~::::.;·;:t~:u , !~~::t~ ~~ ~~ 4 tJwro*! dlliolenc1 111• ,_ "'llfet Ia lilt IIIMI. 1'1111 It 1111 ~1Noll •or tltt ·water pilh!. lo ~ lbt wiU ~lao wtlcolllt JQ" tl'll llliUBtill experleucea. Ado di'tsl Jlel011 lkJtttJ 1D CDrt oi . .., ........ ' I, ,. IIIII ....,.,... . ?Mt ,-o· '1 .. , ,1,_ ' "l .... .. -ttv-~ }"~ '~:! ::,r~•i;:~~~'"~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~!~ster ~ 61 PLYMOUTH , tt 1 :~ $895 1 1 Philadelphia SPECIAL OFFER I 64 54 .542 41,.2 the fir~t inning on six walks, center. But in the seventh Len- Pomeroy 000 000 2- 2 5 7 1 ,f~,;::,cy~~~~J\#:M, : ~~~L~:~~h :~ : ·~~ l~'h singles by Mark Tannehill an~ nie Van Meter led off with a Demoskey IWP). J. Tanne-1 STADIUM PROPOSED 1 Chicago . · Bob Lew" and John Ingels j double, Walker walked and was I h1ll (6) and Swan. Burdette (LP) CINCINNATI Oh IUPI) _ : Houston ~ ~ :!~~ ::~ trip~_'l'hey adde~ 4 in th_e sec~ ~fe at ~cond stealing-""-"" Bur!__l3! and Barle~. Cincinnati Reds' lan:o may soon ! ~•w York 36 82 .305 32'1 be able to watch their team In Monday's ResUlts i a new 50 '000 seat stadium. San Francisco 3 New York 2 • ' A proposal to build a new Milwaukee 10 St. Louis 8, night ' •tad•um was recommended for I Housl<ln 3 Pittsburgh 0, night joint slu<ly Monday by Cincin-' Phila ti Los Angeles I, night nati and Hamilton County offi. l !Only games scheduled) ctals. ruesday's Probable Pltcbds Cincinnati at Chicag~David- ~ Southern defeated Latham of by Lawrence. Southern scored Southern 221 102 x- 8 10 3 Only triple pay to the 1964 1 son 1l·l) vs. Ellsworth 112.91 . Pike county by an 8-1! marg1n another marker in the fourth Thompson and Jordan. D•d- Amencan League baseball ! New York at San Francisco- Im the Oak H1ll tournament on smgles by Diddle and Crow. die and Crow. Iseason was executed by the 1 Fisher 17·15! vs. Perry •8-IO) . i lor Pony Leaguers Monday '111e only other hit lor SouthWashington Senators. M i I waukee at St. Louis Ie~enmg.. . . ern was a single by Gary Sew~-night I _ Lemaster :5-9) vs. j !'he p1tchmg of nghthander ell ln the liflh. lor the franchise, but il was itallard (8-5). , Tom Diddle and the hitting of Latham rall~ed with three believed to b, around mil-• Pittsburgh at Houston Inight) ' 15 year old Mike Jenkins p.ced runs in the fifth to narrow Jhe lion. -Law 113-9) vs. Farrell (8·7). ihe Meigs County entry to Its Southern lead to 6-5, but SouthThe team will play in the city. i Philadelphia at Los Angeles VIctory . ern carne back wih two more owned Orange Bowl. and pay i <mght) - Herter! (5·5) vs. Os- 1 Diddle went the distaoce for in the seventh on the •trength $150.000 rent on the 70.000 seal : 'een ttll-11! winners and limited Latham of Jenkins' blast with Rook stadium Irom I!Hili-till. The rent ' to live hils. He struck out Crow, who had walked, on . ,JumJlll to $160.1100 In 19119 and . Wednesday's Gam.. Cincmnat1 at Chicago eight and walked none. base. he MIAMbl (UPO-;-A syndicate 0to $170,000, 1 year later. i N y k 1 s F' · . . . aded y televJsJon comedta,. - - - - --. -·~1 1 ew or a an ranc1sco Jenkms m four tr1ps to the Latbam scored one run In od D • M'lI wau kee a. 1 St. Loms, · mg · ht plate had' a home run double the top of the seventh bel pr ucer · anny Thomas made , 11 Pittsburgh at Houston, night and 'single. The round-tripper Diddle retired the •ide ~;~ ~ •rsMmllllon gamb\~ Mooday I Southern Knocks off Latham 8 6 Playi·ng Torug • ht Agamst • t he Ga11•lpo1•IS Ph.lli I es Thomas Makes $7.5 Gamble on Team in Miami i .--- ---- SPRITE PICNIC JUG ...,,.... ......-Pl -.... .-. -............ - IAlLON IIZI - SHOULDER SPOUT , . . . . . , . . , . ,....... en& .._,_ ..... r ..... W1'111 I'IJBCIM8Jt: tadr.JI AVMLABLE 4T TEUCO DEALEIII LISTI;D Jill. LOW. •u lake one stop (QLEMAN" "hila at Los Angeles, night by the Southern Shortsjop came two strikeouts a ·~mums wou support AIR . · , an Amencan Football League 1 10 the sixth when Southern Latham 200 080 II- 1 5 2 team the group will field was leading by only one run, --- in 1966. 6-5. DRAGS SANCTIONED AF'L Commissioner Joe Foss , Major Leopo Leaders Latham took the lead In DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., signed • franchise contract : By United Press laternalloul l. the ftrsl mmng with two runs (UPI) -.Drag racing, which with the 1'homas group Monday & National Leape on one h>t, a hit batter and I has occup1ed the idle hours of and •••d. "we ltel MlamJ is t~c 1 G.ABR.H.Avg. •an error. Southern, however, many an energetic youth, may right place for the mnth AFL I Clmnte,. Pitt 112 445 68 149 .33& Irallied m the .bottom hall of soon becm.ne respectable. team and Danny Thomas' I Iron, Mil 19 4104 90 137 .331 . the frame to tte the score on The ~•tiona! Association for groop is the right one." : Herold Chooo ~r. ~ays . SF ItO J95 81 127 .3221stngles by Jenkins and Tom Stock "ar and Auto Racmg Joseph Robbie of Minneapolis lose, Cin Mlddlopon 117483 90154 .3t9 Woods and a double by J•m INASCARJ. In a move to budd I and Sulhvan Barnes of Denver. Locust St. ~lien, Phil 118 439 67 139 .317 1Crow. up the aport, has san~tioned who represented Thomas, de- . l'hono WY t-:1511 21ndn, Pitt 120462 67143 .3!0, Southern took a 4-2 lead In three nahonal drag races. ellned to name tho price patd i ~lou, Mil 105 430 6413.1 .3119 , the second when George Law· ------- - · l.Aiou, SF 106 422 59l'l8 .303 i renee was safe on an error, 1 'orre, Mil 107 379 54115 .303 : Jenkins doubled, and Tom 'iood, St.L ll3 440 60 132 .300! Woods hit a two • bagger with 1 Amerl<an Leape i two oot. Another run was add· : . G. AB R. H. Av1. i ed in the third when Ron Deem I 'unskl, Bos 88 330 55110 .333; led off with a walk, slole sec- 1 tbnsn, Bait 98 37& 54 121 .323 i ond, and got home on a single o lliva, MiM 118 474 90 147 .3101 I ~antla, Bos 108 3112 45!15 .31111 Reds 95; Banks, Cub1 14: Ma.l !all, Minn 1114116 11612:1 .3110 thews. Braves 82: Slargell, PI· >avllo, Clev 103 3'13 47112 .3110 rates 81; Callison, Phils BO. •••. and the Spirited ;aline, Det 103 342 61101 .295; American League - Colavito 'reen, 8os 94 3.12 67 98 .295 ,Indians 80; Horton, Tigers 77 :' 65COMET 'htfld, Clev 91322 33 84 .292,Mantllla, Red Sox 76: 0 II va, j favto, Clev 116 42t 70122 .290 Twins 74: Hall, Twino 70: Kll· · Home Runa ·lebrew, Twins 10. ' National Leaguo Mays, Gl· l Pitt•lnc ' nts 3lJ: Me Covey, G1ants 28; I National Leapo - Koulax, l lalhews, Braves 27: Calllson, IDodgers 21-4· Nuxhall Reds .g. ! 'hlls 26; Aaron, B~aves 26. i3: Jay, Reds 8-3: 'O'De 11, .Amel'icao League -!lorton, I Braves 11-4; Maloney, R~s; 85 N. Court lgers 23; Colavjto, Indians 23; IJohnson, Braves: Shaw, Giants LY 3·1236 ATI'IENS, 0 • ·,,gner, Indians 22: Klllebrew. !au 13-1!. wins 22; Conigliaro, Red Sox i Ametleat~ Leape - Grant, ITwinJ 15-4; Porry, Twins H; WE'LL SEE YOU AT Rulli BtiWd In Pascual, TwinJ W; Tl!rry, IlltHE MI!IGS CO. FAIRJ 'I ·~ National Lea.- - Jolllllon,idl»na 111-1; llaiJ, Orlolei· H. LEADt.:RS 1 CONDITIONING SALES SERVI(£ CHASE HARDWARE On Display At The Fair g~~ complete service for your car *Need air tor a tire? Water for the battery? Brake fluid checked? We'rt , ._,to ~·\ ,,. llfVI )'011 and 'JOOI *W.those who want car. Clll tl 'er up with Sky Chief, TellilCo's premium gasoline the best. tor *Or will famous Fife Chief, Texaco's rtFJar-price gaSQH.-.. *Hawoline II*Olassis? 01 change? We'U put in the finest engine protection in the world-new temperature motor oil. We lubricate with Texaco Marfak-~ chart, not by chance. *And WI have a large stock of tires, batteries, and other accessories ,au lillY need to assure safer driving. Stop in soon. Trust your car to the man who wears the star YOUR FIIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS • In Ganla I Melt• Counties Denult's Te•uo S.nln Porter l'IICICI S.r11fc1 Wllkotvllle Perter CI'Dotl'o r ..... hrvloo NtiJiptr't Ttuco S.rvict Golllpollo, Ohio Ponwroy · CIM Ctnan Tt~ace WytH I lhlt T11xact Rulloncl Chtohlre Dlotrlktl<l lr Cftp t.. I l'uol c.....,.ny, Golllpollo, Ohla ·' / ' .. KARR & VAN ZANDT ' . .. I ' ..., " ' ""' - ~j ' •2. .. •• : :: tw•·night) - P•zarro (2-21 and The warning was losllld by Buffalo 42 88 .323 331> Buzhardt (8-4) vs. Daniels M1dleport's Baron& advanc- ond on ti1ree straight Pomeroy I error os the Baron infielder the Joint Advisory Commhteo I Moaday'a Result. ONLY 15-121 and McCormick (6-5). ed into the semJ-Imal round of lieldtng bobbles, a single by dropped the ball on the tag, Ohio Slate Modica! A11ocla· Buffalo 2 Columbus l Boston at Baltimore 1night- the Oak H1ll Pony Baseball 8111 Swan and a double by De· and Randy Burt, after two lion aad Tbe Obto High Jacksonville 4 Allants 3 Morehead (6·14) vs. Barber tournament, ousting their Meigs moskey. were out. singled home both St:bool Aiblelic Association. Syracuse 10 Rochester 3 GMAC Financing Avellable ()0-9 1 county neighbon,, Pomeroy. lti- Burdette gave way to Jeff runners. The rally died, and RObert J. Murphy, M. D., ; Toronto at Toledo, Ppd , rain Los Angeles at New York 2. Monday night. Burt opening the third inning. Pomeroy's Pony season ended, Cbalrmao of the Advisory I lnight>- Chance 18·9) vs. Down- Carl Demoskey, the Barons' Burt fanned two. walked two. however, when Werry struck , Commltlee, said lhat lhen GET BIG LINEMAN , ing •9-11). · southside pitcher, had his op- and pretty much scattered eight out. ·Were three dealbo io Ameri- l PHILADELPHIA IUI)- The j Wednesday's Games position completely subdued hits over the remaining live T B h 11 !can footb.ll last year result· 'I Philadelpllia Bu~dogs of Jhe MonneS<>I" at Detroit, night through five innings, exiling at turns for the Barons, allowing M okp T arholnl 'th1t ers welre ing from heat olroke. Oae of I Continental Football League ac·l Cadillac - Oldsmobile 't' W h . ht I ar anne I Wl wo sJng es lhes a th ed . Ohl . d . . f I C ,"·ago "' Bas mgton, mght) , th"t pont wth a 13-0 lead and 6 runs. and b triple in four trips, and Dr e Mea b• ocfcurtrrbe •• . edo, 1 qMmred a 01g p1ece o proper y; 8 oslon at a1t1more (ntg . - ~ having given up but three h1ts. l Pomeroy came to life lor two S "You'U Uke Our Quality Way ef !loJog Bustnea• 'th t . 1 nd · orp Y • r pomt • on ay . 1 Los Ang at New York. twilight Isingles to Jeff Burt and Randy . runs against the Barons' third- ;a~ WI ; two s~g es aS 8 out thai heat C81uallleo are He's Charlie Johnson. a 245 1 Kansas City at Cleveland, 2, Burt and a double to Jeff Wer- inning pitcher, righthander John u ~ nnd d'P~j d eor,ge auerlare most likely to occur on lhe pound former Villanova Univer- ~ WY 2·5342 POI'neroy Ohio lwi-mght ry, in separate mnings. Demos- Tannehill who came on to give snf~ ~ ou ell n 1our trps. first few dayo of pndico, be- sity lineman. National League key had fanned to of the 16 Demoskey his well-earned resi . e k arons Wwl pday aga~n fore acclimatization occurs andfj~---==---======~ :ii --::ii-;i-5:~;i-:iii ~·::: - :::::::::::::·=·:::5:ii-~ W. L. Pet. GB batters he laced, walking no- starting the sixth. '" Oa Hill . ednes ay n•g 1 lhat athletes should aecUmaLos Angeles 69 50 .r.t!O . , hod p t d 1 agaJnst the wtnner of the Sou- llzo lbemselveo to the beat by i , y. omeroy wen own n or· thern IMeigs) and Gallipolis d . . Milwaukee 67 49 .578 , ~ Meanwhile the B•rons climb· der in the sixth Ed Baer ground. . · OIRI rtrenuous workouts 7 >an Francisco 65 49 .510 I •.;,: ed on Bob' Burdette. opening ing lo shorts~P. Burdette fan- Ph•lhes. ' 14 days before the olarl of Cincinnati 64 52 .552 3\\ Pomeroy pitcher. for 6 runs in ning, and Bartels flying out to . Barons 141 011 3--16 13 2lpracllce. : * Inc. Ray Riggs, • . SPECIAL 1 .. 1161 . . . ""' thrrol. fliJIOo ' Our Weekly can; •::. ' wa:&m., ') basema•• star tournament wilh a z.t vic- Mason'• star hurler, with p1eu- aame. ' ·'!!.~ . ''· tory oyer Mason In a tight pitch- ty of speed and good control, Middleport Oli ·IIW ..I 2 I I era' duel under the llghta al fanned 14 Middleport batters and. Ma1011 .. .. OliO tit - I 2 I tho Syracuse Ball Pork Monday. walked three while going the l)odson alld • · Bowar4 ~p;·p '·''r)~.f·l Muon's Tim Howard and ldistance. Howard praised and ,q•.~~~' " 1, · ..•• Dave Dodson of Middleport blaz. highly for his performance by ' · '· ,· lid the ball pa&l ljatters all eve-/many lano. GRIJlDEIIB. ,.0' MEET ning ;iJ the ex,citini champioJ'Io Also lauded by the fans -e• Soutliem Hilt 'Sehool Head ' · shlp battle. 1pecially those from Middleport Football Coach 111PJid Deem Podres with lour l'UIIJ ' 111 ' Ill• 4•6. The Middleport boys scored!- were the efforll! by Middl"' has Clllled 1 meetji!C ol pro. third. The win railed Sheri's Bob Shaw pitched a four· one run In the iecond J,nning !pof'',s Dave Dodson. Dodoon s~. ,•tive footbaD .piaJers Wed record to 14-8 and nwle Podrts' hitter to win his oixth slraigbt and another ln. the fifth whllo jstruck out 10 and walked four In nesday, August 18, at 7:110 p.m McCarver Graad, Sla1111 game and 13th of the seasoo Mason scored tis only tally 1n p1tchlng the route. at the blgh schOol. Man•ger Tim McCa~ver tied the ~core fo~ the Giant~ , who scorod the tho filth. , . . 1 Tournament Manager Bob' candidatea are allu aaklld to a lor the Cardinal• agalo w1th a wmmng run 1n the eighth oo a Middl~port s. Ill's! run. came Louks pre~e\lled troph1eo to•tend. . grand slam homer in the bot· walk to. WiBie Mays, Willie when Right Fielder Ricky Van!Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Midd"le-:-p-o-:rt:,-""o,-.,-11::-u~J-.-:J-;;:7-,-"'IH=s--=a tom of tbe e1ghlh but MalhiiiVs McCovey 1 ~mglo and a sacri· Meter doubled with two oul 1Dj - · ·• came right back· In· tbe top of fu:e fly by J1m !\IY Hart. Mays the second and Fll'st Baseman! the ninth with his fourth hit ot also hit his 3.1rd ho1!1l!r lor the J1m Wildermuth followed wJth . the game-a tw0orun single - Giants and Chuck Hiller hom- a smgle. . and relief ace Billy O'Dell pro- ered lor the Mets. The other score for tho Midlected the lead in the Sl. Loui• Roberts spun a lour·hitter, dy . Ail-Stars, _coached by Bill ninh. O'Dell received credit for walking only two bolters and ~hdd\ th~ top~ · 1 ~ r ertyave his ninth win compred with retiring . the last 13 in order. It fJ(t~O: eChipn 1 four losses. was the 38·year-old right-hand· trip · agg . wa. sa • , Only a .23.1-hitter in 1964 and er's 44th shutoot and 278th vic- on an error, and Mickey Childs a big question mark when the lory. A walk, singles by Joe sm~l~t The only •:herbyM~~~~ ~ 18 !!Hili. season began, Mathews is Morgan aod Jim Gentile and an r.:' ttw/ t~;;, a smg e battmg .:!59 w•th 17 doubles, 2'1 mf1eld out sent the Astros off M , od th late homers and 82 runs batted in. to a 2-0 lead io the first in· whe:"~~t:~f~e~::sJohn ~l:ers- ! Chrts Short beat the Dodgers nmg. Bob Froend suffered h1s bach triplod and came home ' lor the fifth straight time this lOth seiback against five wins. on a fielder's choice wilh one ' season ani for the seventh ~n· Pete Ward doubled home the out. Tho only other Maaon hit secut1ve t1me smce June, 1964, w1nmng run for the White Sox joff Dodson was a single by with a six-hitter. He had lhe in the ninth, handing Red Sox' I -~~Dodgers shut out until the ninth relief are Dick Radatz his lOth when Jim Lefebvre his his defeat. Earl Wlson hit two hornninth h om e r. Richie Allen ers and now is within three of . I singled home two run.s when the season mark of ntne set by · By United Prell lnlel'natlooal j BELVEDERe 4 DOOR SEDAN the Phillies drove out JohMy Wes Ferrell in 1931. W. 1. Pel. Gj V-8 motor, aut.omal.ic trans., power steering, ndio, Columbus 74 53 .583 .. 1 white sidewall tires, wheel discs, baclt:-up liebta. : ·3 green with m"trhing interior. One owner, 28,000 Coaches were ilsoed 1 waJ'IIoo iSyracuse 00 63 .512 9 ing this week about lbe dan- !Jacksonville 116 63 .508 91> actual miles. A nict car. 0 ............., truth In thl ltlln li Jllll'll)ll ~ .lltolullt II · 11~1111 ~rold ~ By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer Look no farther than E hews' nine-game .543 batting splurge to explair why the Milwaukee Braves have slicod the Los Angeles Dodgtrs' Na· tiooal League lead to a mere .OO'J percentage points. The Braves have been Oex· ing their muscles in all directioos with eight victories io their laat oine games bul the 33-year-old thrd baseman has been swinging the biggest bat of all. The figures tell the story : 19 hits in 35 at bats for a .543 average ... three. home runs and 17 runs batted m . .. and two games in which he. took personal charge by dr1v1ng 10 s1x runs. Mathews, who knocked in six runs m a game agamst the Houston Astros Aug. 8, staged another "one·man riot" in Sl. Louis Monday night when his two singles, a double and :nth homer ol the season drove In six tallies and produced a 111-!1 stock production. flon, II there any etrtwbtrry . 111 Cllooolate? A - MIDJ ptriOIJI b•YI ... ltrlltl to two or 11101'1 looea, It your 80P aft IIOINDI Mlaht1111 atrawberrlts al the aamt !be he alA! tho chocolate, be II "Doll, wba1 . Middleport All-Stars Defeat Mason, ~in Syracuse Tour~~9t .l k p II w· h. 2 p . n!~:~:'se~~~::et!::::tl ~ lkt~.~~~h.·econd ~.,~l::.= l OJDtS MI. Wall ee. U. S Jt Jfl g CardS was Of Los Angeles by Nl :. .. t,;, , , C2!MENTJTING EDn'OIIALLV _ 1 J. 1\;,oi, ' '"'! . ... . '(I \ .- lit 0 , Ir~a, . .' "•.,.., ·" 4 �f t. .. , D o.• - Songs, ances · Are Announced River news juries Nursed Pro Gridders *-....,•.-,._ ~ :rlS4~ ~e~ .. . . F ~eglsterU:u~~ba~~ Rail's Ram blinus . . '· Britle-elec:t .is Honored at Shower Given Ear)y this Month in Pomeroy . Galli• readlDp: Ga!Upolis 0 ' • face radiates u II 1be Dam 12.2 and 12.0, r1l!lDIDc one (Continued from page 1 ) · lmol'IIIIIIJ IUD whea she lllb ol root on rollers: Point Pleasant da Potts, Eleanor Kay Schneid· 87 Tom Ball accomp!W!menll. Spuk· Pomeroy-Mason, 20.7S; er, Roberta Truaaell l!Dd Jennl· about retelloDI of ber parHinton 0.43 stat.; Kanawha Fal18 rer Menebllil. Miss Crew, recen and to 1111 1.75 fa!Uog; Charleston 18.119 second runner-up in a regional project, falling. Londoo, Marmet and Miss America Pageant staged Life of the while Civil Rights hold a crowbar over my head, women were run out of ''Whli.e"l tranaforma ber has a bnJlsed side and ar Winfield are on the slll. here will do a comedy mono log· worker in the SouU• is one of awearina to kUI me." registration Une was '". f1{illued back and what else Elsewhere n the NFL, Boat Movements: ue, ;,Hello Muddah, Hello Fad· persecution, claims a pretty 19- She notes, however, that pro- says. "Before all this publllci(J,,[ 'My pare~~ don't llkt, II," !lllit1il be upect after a hard Rama and the Dallas Oblo River - Lock U, New dab" and Miss Menchini will year-old coed named Molly fro~ tection during marches and we (between an estimated she frowns, but they don I IIIJo \ ~ .... nllbtt were p~eparln& far down 4:10 p.m.; be featared in a solo 'modem· Washington State University m demonstrations is "very ade- and two dozen college-age instance I called home ahor ' ...No, It's 1101 tha mop-haired night's exhibition Benter down 6:30a.m.; Lock 14, istlc dance number, "Pink Pan· Pullman, . Washmgton. quate." "After alL" she conttn· ~rs) would work aU week lnstanee, I called bomubor who performed at New which originally was CriBs Jr. up 6 p.m.; Zimmer up ther." "The fll'sl week we we~ ues, "the police can't possibly mg to get them to ~glster. after tha trouble started with • York's Shea Stadium last week· for Saturday but postponed p.m.; Barner down 12:30 A newcomer to the cast, Faye here, our ~ar was smashed up, give us protection all the time would promise to pock them women In the ~eglstralloD tad, but center Jim Rl f cause of the Loa Aageles a.m.; Lock 15, Eugenia P. Jones Roush will sing "Hey Daddy" says Molly, who bas been work· because they can't be with ev· and take them to the and warned them to expect the PbBad !phi E gi ngo ho Sl Louis Coach Wally at 2:30a.m.; R. H. Bosworth tO p~t a top dance llne com- ing on summer voter·registra· ery one of us when we are work· but '!e'd get about flfly worst and not to worry. llllderwent "a n~Ie ~.:· w ~ ~orked with lhe Cardinal often- D up at3:50 a.m.; !Jttle George posed of Susan Ohlinger, Miss tion projects for SCOPE_ (Sou· ing." prom••• to ~o and that said, ''Well, wbat dld !her th ~dlro . . in effort to ellmlat 5:05 a.m.; Lock 16, Bar- Ru Miss Cooke Linda Jacobs thern Commuruty Orgamzallon Work for Molly is a far cry usually dwindled to no want to get Into the white 1 80 11111 • sort on e 81'1 n ~:~ '!?.: lack of consistency;" vey Jordan up ~I 2:45 .a.m.; 80:• Mtss Schn~ider. Another and Politieal Edueationl_ in from the "eight-hour day ln an than twelve when the time for l!DYWay?'" JIG.-'"" ter- th Pittsburgh Steelers asked AUqulppa up at 3.50 a.m., Jell vocaUst making 8 Drst time ap. the Amemus, Ga., area smcere· air-conditioned olllce" and re- They were simply scared. Even though parents object ' ..,....... ve w~vers on halfback Da v Boat down at 4:40 a..m.; Lo~ ranee will be Keith Lisle, ly June. "Since then_ I have been tlra'llent to a swimming pool "But a number of abe Is "CQI!Ip)etely brokt," 1D of U N a tlo n a1 Football Flemln bo had no 17, Poplar. up at 6.45 a.m., will team with his brother hit with rocks, sp1t on by a which she says her friends In made them mad and the declared, "I'd do lhlt lot . ~ ~ auffered the e~c." and the Lock 18, V1enna up at 12:45 a. John on a medley of old·Um~ white woman, and had a boy Washington are enjoying this tration-line incident touched rest of my life If l bad to." ~.... during Baglet 20-17 upe~ tackle R er m.; Reliable up at 5:30 a.m.; numbers , -· - - summer 11 means hard hollts the spark," she went on, Molly doesn't look upon her 10 tng the words of Negro tlblblt!OD vlc!IIry over the De- wr"'vw· DSin St. Marys up at 7 a.m.; Lock The elder Lillie will be "King and waiklng from house as a martyr and deplores · tlolt LIODI. ~aft ~:ce. 19, ~Usha Woods up 4:40 of the Road" backed by mod· house in Negro districts urging ~·an Dick Gre~ory who told al . "murder and violence• 11 Rlngo, wllo IDCbored the : • ~ 20, Wester up at ern dancers Brenda Norris, . persons to regiSter lor voting, Freedom Day demonstration, which her young eyes have seen IDt lor two IIUCC"SSlve Green In the American Football 5.35 a.m., Southern down~ Mlk Mulford Marilyn Stumbo MaJor League Results marching hand-in-hand with Ne- "There was a time when white and will see this summer. To Jay champioaslllp teama be- League Boston head Cooeh 7:15 a.m.; Lock 21, Ric RaJ\ W rry' Linda Haggy' By United Press International ro families in demonstrations folks got mad and colored peo- her there Ia a basic question fare being traded to PbDadel· Mike Holovak decided to wait Moyle down at 5:15 a.m.; Jef· P . e llh Ohlin er BOC: American League or picketing supermarkets 0; pie got scared. Now when the jol human rights Involved. pbla In 1964, 11 not In ahape at least a week before shifting ferson down at 6:30 a.m.; Lock ~y ~lkll'e, ~-~ Arete; and Chicago 100 101 002- 5 10 0I businesses with allegedly unfair whites get mad, colored peo- It Is one lor which she Is wiD· ... Friday Dlgbt'l exhibition Joe Bellioo and Ron Burton 23,. Stevenson down a! 4:50 •: Bill Z::~~ e Boston _oot 002 100- 4 10 0 practices toward Negroes. It pie can too." lng to suffer_. IP"8t Minnesota, he wll be OJ SUOillsod Jal]U~II Jlaql woJJ m., Elgercllff up at 6.30 a.m., . · Horlen , FISher (8) and Ro1 means trying to establish a 1 leJilaeed by guard Lynn Hoy· !'IIDIIIDg·backs; Buf/alo's Greenup Locks, Barbara Brent Glo~Ia Buck, a vet~ran °a mano, Martin _(8). Wllso_n, Ra· ' 'lreedOOJ center" or mass 1111, Coach Joe Kuharleh an- Oubenlon the flanker w h at 7:30 p.m.; Polly Wo g the Big Bend group, will .~o ldatz 18) and Tillman. Wmner- meeting m which Negroes can IIOUDced Monday. caught a' knee In the back 8:05p.m.; Helen R. up at modern .~ton rou~~ato /~~ Fisher n3·6). Loser - Radatz talk over their problems or a '1'bll Waahinglon Redskins al· last Saturday's scrimmage 35 a.m.: Norsworiry down at Stripper ?" Th Y Ig I5·IO). HRs - Wilson (2, Slh, class lor supplemental educa· 11 · INdy top • heavy with tal~ted will be ready for the Bills' ' · p.m.; PhllUp Sporn up hefor? leavmg_for a -~ton tea· 6th), Romano (l2th). lion of Negro children. . tprterbackl, claimed signal· blbltion against New York; a:m.: Steel Trader up at chers school m Flori a. Progress before Americus hit IIIler John Jacobs liD waivers Jets' Weeb Ewbank a.m., Meld~! Locks: Whayne Stripper," on Thursday night (Only game scheduled the national spoli•ght more than 3 25 tam the Dallas Cowbo)'l. Ja. that John Huarte will :~;n :~ ; L!:' A';./: for the saturday night ~how will New Y:~uo: ~~·:~ 2 4 0 a month ago alter four~ Negro lObs, who piloted the ~1183 Arl· against the Bllls Saturday at 2,55 a.m.; Lady Rose- be Forrest Bachtel, Middleport, San Fran 000 100 llx- 3 10 1 101111 State team which al~ the Denver Broncos cut down at 3:35 a.m.; Allee who will be slogmg a number Parsons, Richardson (4), lloaated of ba1fbaeka Charlln backer Leo Brittain _and 4:15 a.m. from "Stop The World,_ I W~nt Moorhead (61 sutherland 181 l'aylor lllld Tony Lorick, must guard Buddy Joe Eile!s to get Off," a musiCal m which McGraw 181 'and Stephenson' IIOJDPell with quarterbacks Son· ''?•backer Jerry Fishman on Kanawha River- London, he has played the lead for the lschaffer (6). Shaw 1!3-tlJ and George T. Pr: downal at 4 Pi past few weeks at Mt. Union 1Haller. Loser-Moorhead (D-1. 117 lurpDIIII, \illll'ge Izo, Dick trial basis. m.; Marmet, atlon down a College In Alliance. HRs-Ma s (J3rdJ Hiller (6th). · , 2:35 a.m.; Lucy Jane . Lum Another veteran of the sho~, y _____.: down at 6:40 a.m.; Winfield, Miss Roberta Kraeuter, OhiO [ p·tt OOO OliO OliO- O I O Helen Z. up at 8:25p.m.; Jerry University music major, wiii iH' s . Bosworth up at 9:45 p.m.; Bea· do "Tea for Two" backed by ouslon 200 0110 lOx- 3 6 t Man ne Col"Jl' headquarters ver up at 9:50 p.m.; 0. F. the soft shoe dancers who in· l Friend, Carpm (8), McBean has announced a new enlist· 181 and Paglmrom. Roberls ment policy to become effec· l fi Shearer down at 11·10 p m · Sol· ' h 1 · · ·• elude James Mees, S aroo (2-01 d B d Lo Fr d 'mi) A Tb . . ·• ld vay up at 4:20 a.m. Teaford McClintock, Miss Lon· (5·10Jan ran . scr- Ien tive at on~e which will grant a WASIUNGTON (u~ e commuh.on cou GaUipollJ Dam Peggy d ' M' McC M 1I · volunleer In the Marmes a Rouse-passed bill to create a coverage of a hout if il Downey down at 5·40 p m · ood, W~ry,JiaiSS z okyl, Ud· l ·- choice of several bllematives · · · ·• for MISs ms er " an M'l1 102 004 002 10 t3 1 llderal bolla& eommlaalon with that a match would ID Beckjord down at 5:40 p.m.; ' ' in accordance with the Qualifi· 1 ~· w. . sweeping pown was espected way be affected by "bribery, Onward up at 1120 p.m. Louis· Miss Trussell, Gerald Powe I, St. Louis 200 020 Olif... 8 11 1 cations set out by !he Armed loday to get 1 chilly reception collusion, Intentional lona down at 1:20 a.m.; And· formerly a. profes~~onal ~ance Bl<Smgame,, Carroll (3), Forces Qualification Tests. and In the Senate. racketeering, extortion, or rew P. Calhoun up at 3:35a.m.; mstructor 10 F}on a, w re- Nicrko _(6), 0 Dell_ (8) and Oil· a lowering of height require· •PB: Fuii4-Piy Nylon Construcllon-Saltr,, , Stronger! Senate Republican Leader Ev· use of unlawful lhreats ' John J · Rowe up at •·20 bige Bend groop ver. Purkey, DenniS (H I, dBriles ts to a mm•mum .. I 62 •· am · ·•, turn with to 1the d ( w d h. k (g) M men o ) 7 •4P: Premlum·BUIII-!IIghell Quality and Service! -ett M Dirksen Ill for one cion intimidation or violence" Knox down at 5·35 am . Buck a so 0 aoc th' · • oo es IC C· mres · h rormaeapptcansan 1 1· t d 1 • ' an NEW Chlorobutyl "Salety.Uner" was already OD record against The bill carries criminal pen- eye State doW!) at 7·05 am . Accompanymg IS years Carver. Wmner - 0 Dell 19-4). 60 . h f f 1 U t a much milder Senate bill. allies up to one year in jail and Lorena up at 7:40 a.ro".; and ahow, the first portion or which Loser - Briles (1·21. HRs-Ma· me cs or :mae app cans. PICK YQUR SIZE AND PRICE! Holda Air 5 Tlmea Betterl NEW Wider "Wnr·Around" D1her senators Indicated a Sen· a $50,000 fine for violation of its E. Bowles up at 9, 15 a.m. wlll mark the 20th anmversary thews (27th), McCarver Ulth). F_or further mfor~at1on for ,.-..;;,__.-_ _ _ _ _...., Tread-Better Contro ••• Mort Traction I ste bill with more narrow au· provillions and commission SIDce the end of World War II, Meigs county men and women A COMPLETE NEW 11 Powefl)'n" Rubbe.....OIVII lhorlty for Doling board was Is John Anderson. Joining An- Phila 004 000 200- 6 12 0 contact Sergeant George D. 8 You Up to ISIJ,O/e More Mll11l much more likely to be substi· derson for final rehearsals are Los Ang ooo 000 1101- 1 6 2 Belak Local Marine Corps LINE OF NEW 1'Ht-r• N~on Cord-for luted for the House measure. Charles Hoffman, drums, and Short 114-11) and Corraks. Po· rcpresenlallve at the Selec(Ive F 0 REIGN llllonglh, MoiO lllbllltrl J The House almost 1lll8llimclFerrell Shuler, bass. dres, Miller . (3), Reed (4), Se~vi:e Board, Masomc Temple C :y approved its blll Monday. By Making up the stage and light- Brewer 16), Miller (9) and Tor· Bu1Idmg, Pomeroy, each Tues· AR I vole of 348 to •• II voted to lng crew are Mr. and Mrs. Don- borg. Loser - Padres (4-6. HR day from 9 a.m . until 12 noon ;el up 8 three-man NmJmlnlon ley Reibel, Henry Reibel, Mrs. (Lefebvre (9th). or call collect for special a~ with authority ranging from II· . Robert Crow, Allen Harris, Er· pomtme~t to Porlsmouth, Ohio FULL 4 PLY Add $2.50 censing boren to deciding Mn. Stella Cozart I• •II at Ic Chambera, Dick Nease, RobSETS RECORD ~phiiioiiineiiiiiii3oiii:J.iii82""02"".iiiiiiiiiiiiii_.= for 5()9x15 520x13 whether profit produelng teleo the home of her daughter, Mrs. ert Crow and James Crow. Di· ,• Whltowollo casts and broadcasts of fights A h ld. Harry Wilford. Her daughter, rection is by Bob Hoeflich. Dunfee Farms Judy, a three HEADQUARTERS FOR 560x15 6:00·13 IIACI·TUBnESI NYLON 520x14 • ··• in the public Interest new 0 mg comp_any, par- Mrs. Garnet Ronsh of Cincinyear old registered Guernsey fillS TAX .•.• - . . · enl of a new life msurance nati spent lour days las! week cow owned by Edson Rou sh, The Senate bUI lpoi180I"ed by firm has been formula~, oul· with her. TWO ENLIST Racine, has completed an olfi· W About Coap1t'1 Sen. Pblllp A. Hart, D-Mlch., standmg feature of _which will Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schroed- Robert E. Frick, 20, son_ of clal DH!R actual production re· NEW "NO·LIMIT" FULL SERVICE ,TIRE GUARANTEE! r1 would not give the proposed be tota!ly-owned OhiO owner· er and sons, Steve and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fnck, cord of 11,010 pounds of milk commtsslon powen over broad. ship. with Frank w;, Porter Jr .. or Columbus spent Saturday RR 3, Pomeroy and David K. and 529 pounds of butterfat, in cast of fights. That bill h~ as M~•.gs county director of with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mor- VujakUja .. lB, son of Mr. Bro--:n· 305 days of two times a day For Back To School been approved by 1 IIUhcom county stock sales. ris. le Vuka]IIJa, Powell Street, Mid· .,k. d. to T h mlttee and Ill. .......... -·•••• before The $5 m1'II'Ion dua1 . the Un· nu mg, accor Ing Cat t I e, Ben Philson of GalaJ, Va., dleport have enllsted In American Guernsey tha Senate Judiciary Committee. prise with headquarters In spent the weekend at his home. ited Sta~ Air Force and a:e Club. The testing was super· POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. Under . the House bill, tha lumbus, was recently launched He was accompanied back undergomg six weeks o! baSic vised by Ohio State Uruver· eomm""!"' would be author· under the names Columbia by Mrs. Philson and her moth- training at Lockland AFB, Tex· sity 1 l2ed to Ucense managers. pro- tiona! Corporation, the r, Mrs. Gomer Lewis, who will as. Vujakllja is a 1965 gradu- ~·-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ mote!", agents, ma~akerl compl!Dy, and Columbia spend a week there. ale of Middleport High and or IU'IliS conneeted With the al Life Insurance Company. Mrs Ewing of Chester w Frick a 1963 graduate of Pomebroadcast or telecast over state An unique method of V · t t ' 1· roy High. Frick enlisted for melines of a match· be d '-eel a., was a recen goes o chanica] a~. VuJakhJa . .. for elec· placement has en ev.. Mrs. Carrie Scarry. Included would be fights eov· order to llmii sales .'n Mr. and Mrs. Douglas 'Gra· Ironies trammg. ered by Ibeater television. It is county to a direct ratio to ham and soon visited his parthis form of coverage that has popul~tion. Each county ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gra· TREATY IN EFFECf 1 supplanted tlve gates .. the have 118 own ~!rector, nomina~ ham. D~BLIN, Ireland . I_UPIJ-~:- 1 main money producer in big eel f?J' the position on the basiS Miss Marabel Sharpnack who lands ne~ extradition tre y ' lights. of his pr~inence in the area. Is employed in Columbus spent with Bntam and northern Ire· , ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=,IThiS appomtee In turn will be two weeks vacation with h er rland went Into effect Monday . . responsible for tha selection parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack However, no warrants were . IS· 1 those who will be sold stock. Sh ' k sued lor an estimated 70 cnm· , Heading both companies Mrarpnacd . M A C B d! d inals wanted by Scotland Yard. . an rs. . . ra or President Is Leon Landon, was in Athens recently to vismer Executive VIce . . WARNS SOUTH KOREA of Empire Life Insurance It MISs Lomse Pa':. . TOKYO <UP!) - The Hanoi pany and a 29-year veteran Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens Daily Nhan Dan warned Monthe II ld of Syracuse and Mrs. Mary day South Korea's plan to send Ins;a~ce sales will not Sheets of Dayton spent Sunday combat troops to South VIet MR. K. L. BYRD afternoon w•lh Mrs. Frankie Nam was "e•tremely serious " however, until the lssue of Ne•g · 1er who accompani'eel them It said it proves South Korean · I . or WILL BE AT 069 sh•••s common t '·t rt F II t · ·1 M . o ~a a s o VISI rs. authorities are "docile serv· of the hold mg company are Vashtl Grimm " . 306 N. 2nd Ave. sold. The shares are bei~g of· Miss Ruth Ellis of Columbus ants of the Umt<d States. MIDDLEPORT . fered at $5 directly to residents visited Homer and Edith Hay· Worry of ON of Oh1o only, Landon said. man recently. . Thursday, Aug. 19 FranciS Morris spent Fr•da) OFFERS CONFERENCES In Athens at tho home of hi: Sllppi19 or Irritating? FROM CAIRO, Egypt Chrl•me· Lake. Don't be embam.ued by looMe false •• Na~ser . diG en arna1 Mr. an'd Mrs. Robert Rou< . oeet11 wobbHug 9a.m. to 12 noon .vben 111ppln1. you eat, ttroppwa talk or or laua h. Jutt ported] y has 0 rl ered to N b lpr~kle a 11tt11 PABTEETH on your Saudi Arabia to confer with and ancy of .Colum us spe! Jl&tH. Thill plen~~&at powder a:lves a To repair and service King Feisal on a settlement of . the weekend with Mrs. Rousr :t'~ubAtYse~,f.o~~~~d;:!~~~~~! bearing aids parents Mr and Mrs Ow .rmly. Nogummi.KOOey,pa.ltyf&lte the Yemen rebellion. I ' · · r reeune: . H'a olkallne (nun -n.ctd l . B11terln end supplln for ::.:....::..:...:...::..:...::.=::::::--- Watson. ,nt FABTEETH at any drug counter. oil makn for nit. .::::::::::::::::;;:::::::;:.::~~~~ A brl411 lboft' ~ :n:f :!::!s. 0 ! :0 Lm'e Scores :1 Corps Notes New Policies For Enlistees 1 • ' . , • • • . • •, Porter will Direct Sales Of New Stock a a Otho Van Meter Mrs. Ruby Frick, Miss Is Killed m' Frick, Miss Asenath nacy,l Mra. 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'lfflea at PtlmtmJ r'ihlo NltiOftll ""'' Find out mooe about dectrie laeal for J9W ~ Fill out the ooupon oad lll8il to Coltllllbal111ol South-' ern Ohio Eleetrie Compi11J, 215 North FIOIII Street,' Columbus 15, Ohio, . .. · Attention~ R"identiol SoiO!I Yte, 'pi~! rd Uke aD lhe olet.ailo lhout 0 inotollo ins or CJ ~ to wecllk bell iD my llomllj And you should, too- eapecially if the kids seem to have trouble with loo many colds. Electric heat is Aameless; doesn't dry out the air. And dry air is gtnerally believed to increaee ·;vour tusceptibility to colds and other winter illnessee, (Call w today for the whole aunda, "' rna Otuo \tall., t'llbll.tl 1n1 r.ompa111 woltlkrful 1tory.) .· ... · acl•lrtt.IIDJ Botl\JHUI limhlll. v~rll the 8UINcriPUOII ra'-t o.llnrcd rarri111' wher• uaUatlla 311'1 Olftb .... OM , ••, In llli•IIIO. ef mnn.t.lla t7 .IWh Ul~ '---------J]IliLI 0D1 1 - orw CD~H~t.tl llo.MIJ ~LECTRIC ' . ' co. ~ ....-' . - ..,...... . . .... _ .. _ ' ;- rtf' - ~--··- - -~ -. ·-=.._-=:=-.I$\llil)eftPbone AdQll:lll__ -·--... · Phone (•)=':'::':"'._,.'Y·::- COLUMBV$ AND SOUTttERN OHIO ELECTRIC CI)M,ANY lto.enCDQntlu Wl'ltnc RIMitte wfttN " ' " " ... •nllaMe " '-~ l~ Le:idnrt~n An. N.. Ynrli Oallr s.nunel .,rn• FlGHT RESVLTS By United . resa lnlernalloaal PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Joe I . ·r, 20S, P' •'1elphla, stopped Woody Goaa, 1110, Laoeuler, Pa. tl); Slaolay KJt. ten lfa¥WIIfd, Ita, Pblladetpbla, oulpolnted '1'llo 1W1ba1J. lt7, New York !10). EAST TERMS . .. a1m.,. a. ow• ...,.,,...., c-.... feiiMRIII .. .,., ,.fiUira.o .,.., altenl"" ncar UPI BrJ"efs ' Ill ........ I NEW HAVEN - The 214th anniversary reunion of Rausch and Allled Families ol America, Inc .• will be held August 20·2t Friday, August 20, at 4 p.m. here. Claimed Slain By General SAIGON <UPD - A South Vietnamese general &aid his force.• have kllied an mated ZOO VIet Cong in an eratlon near the North Nam order. U.S. south of Da Nang Monday beat off a suicidal guerrilla.~ screaming you die M · ..... N Cbanh Thl &J. """" guyen ' the lsi Corps commander in charge of the search and destroy operation near the border, said In Da Nang air and ground forces bad ldlled zoo Viet Cong and that the operation was still continuing, The government • controlled news agency Viet Nam Press reported, meanwhile, the VIet Coog suffered 1.330 killed and 148 captured durtng the week ending Sunday. It said another 2,375 VIet CoDtl defected to the government. It put government losses at 214 killed and 64 miss- '· ' !l~~!l!;~-t,~~~r:;;;::7-:-:-:::::--:"'"::---:---~~r:'"7' ;:;;:;~,i;'2!'~~. ~: f-·....,:;'-··· ..._,_______... • •1. . ;. ._,.. . . ~.... ~$. - .,. ,.".. .\ ' r'""'····;..,,.._ ' ' ' II tor nephew. AlVa Kaii, both of Cheshire, and three nieces, Mrs. T. F. Burleson of Gallipolis, Mrs. Fred Thompson of Cheshire and Mrs. Alva George of Sunbury, Ohio. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. York, It Wll relllbly reported the FBl 81Jellll wm checking to dlseover whetb!ll any of tha panengera lboll'll the UAL fllght Sll1l had taken out large suma of lllluranoe before the plane left La Guardia field at 8:45 p.m. EDT. 1 A board meeting will be held Friday, August 20, at 4 with a banquet at Wahama · school In Mason at 6:30 p.m. (EDT). Banquet Uckets are $2. Those making reservations are to contact Mrs. Grant Roush at New Haven. The reunion will be held Saturday at Union Camp ll"OUnd in New Jla. ven. Registration Is at 10 a.m., dinner at 1100n and the meet. ing at 1:30 p.m. Donald 0. Roush of Letart Rt. 1 Is presi· deDI and Mrs. Hazel Roush of Pt. Pleasant, aecretary, Celebration NOW GOING ON I Frigidaire just built its SO miiUonth product! And it's Frigidaire's 50th Anaiversary. Big ••thank you values'' for helping us sell our share of those 50 miDi• Frigidaire products! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLE PORT, 0. -ME\GS coUNlY No Mar!Do caoaaltieJ The atlacks against the rines came three and I rnlles IOUtheast of Da AUGUST 17-- 18 -- 19-- 20 -- 21 where the Viet Cong opened with a barrage of mortar automaUc rifle lire M011iday night then charged with TONIGHT 7:00 King Brothers IXL RODEO 10:00 10:00 ' . FUN FOR ALL -ALL FOR FUN WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18 PROGRAM A.M.-Poultry Judging-Open Class A.M. to 11:00 A.M.-Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4-H Showmanship, Poultry and Rabbits, Junior Fair Booth Exhibits A.M.-Judging Beef Cattle-Open Class A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Kiddles Day- all rideslOc 10:00 A.M.-Conformation Show- Horses and Ponies 12:00 Noon tO 4:00 P.M.-Racine High School Band 0 1:00 P.M.-Horse Sho:w l:oo· P.M.-Judging Flower Show •7:30 P.M.-Horse PulUng Contest 10:00 P.M.-Fireworks POMIItOY fl1 ... POULTRY ON~Y . • Grandstand Attractions / PM- BIG BEND TWIRLERS SQUARE DANCERS 8:00PM 8:00 9;00 STEAK HOUSE .' I'· 11M ing. .i, "i no l'lln. · ~ Tbe ~1!11 did Hille, !.. 1eaat tmmecti•teJy, to Uft · mystery IUI'MIIIIIInl tile callj< Funeral services for Miss Bur- of tha crasll. · deha Ka!!,. 82, llfe long Chest>- The new tiJree:.jet alrcral ire resident, who died this mo_m- 1 waa crul~ •t 6,0110 feet Ing at the Syracuse nursmg awaltlns Iandini blstruetlan· home, wd! be held Thursday at from Chicago's O'Hare Airpnr1 1 p.m. (EST) at the Rawlings. when it disappeared from ra Coats Funeral home with the dar sco 1 REv. Chester Lemley olficta~i In : said th 8 log. Burial will be in Gravel . ";. ~a be 110 possl:t a~ HID cemetery. pe~ Y o. She was the daughter of the collision hor pi!~: eausib1 late John W. and Anna Thorn- ~etleras · ~~- ,._any ~bll 1 as Kail and was preceded tn 1.tya 0onf eonbo-b....,. ould..,. pouhav death by three brothers, J. E. . a m ~ e h Kail, J. H. Kail, and G. B. Kall. wrut upon eumm•~OD of the CheshireD'IeS Hold Reunion 200 Viet Cong TRY A THRIFT BOX 0' COL SANDERS 1 ~OW'S ''""oflf .,., tile lllltl - Jilt. ~ q e- 1ft · Famili'es will Ill._ eTO 4 PIOPLI) 11 M tile craih; lake H'e FRIGIDAIRE Planned For The Family ! \' ' io---iiiD8·118rznlde jet down 11Ill.,miles of Fortwent Sheridan, theeast point where It dropped off the !Continued from page 1) O'Hare radar seope. The lake d th t th t · · bou dustry bargaining units proba· ep 8 a pomt IS a t 150 bly wlU meet "lor several days" feet. and perhaps more often" this week and Industry spokesman said yeaterday. --- CIIICKIII ONLl &'1.19 .... NOWTI 9.PIICII • · a:=I "',·,· - ;,-: ':·.~. ·~(N?19:':"':·'!f J9~.f,'f.~~ ~1~.... ~~~.jg~~~v~~g~y :ai~:s:du: ~:ck:: : Prevailing wind conditions could have drifted the debria and luggage to the point where the Woodbine sighted them, Applegate said. Water depth there wu 260 feel. report from the other search~l"l reported amouull of oil betng the North Shore suburb of land Park. Coast Guard Cmdr. Applegate c:oDflnned the r of tha Woodbine's discovery. He said the debris and lugga1e were sighted 16 mlles due east from Waukegan, m., about 50 miles north of CllcaRo's Loop. 'l11e debris sighted by the Woodbine Included 1 five-foot section of fiberglaas with a llght at one end. Several other pieces of debris were In tha area. Applegate speculated that the TUES., WED., THURS. ONLY FALSE TEETH rHE DAILY SENTINEl A smaller section ~pans tho Ohio River are from Clermont County eastward through Hlgbland Ross, VInton, Hocking, Athens, Noble and Guernsey counties. USE THIS VALUABLE COUPON 1 Mr. Byrd will be glad to give you a free hearing teat with the latest Bel· tone Electronic equipment. Riots Could Hit City hours after the lloeing 711 down In a burst of llamea Monday Digbl. The discovery came just dawn broke over tha whipped lake. Boats, planes bellcopters had searched night lor the alrllner, dropped into the lake away from an airport The Federal Bureau of ligation joined tha Civil nautics Board In the dlsuler. No log foul play-was ruled out the investigation. Oil SUcks Reported Almost simultaneously with .: Mrs. Kail Of The alsllng drought ben atretcbes from Hardin, Logan and Champagne couuties eastward through the middle of Ohio to Jefferson and Belmont counties and ·lncludes Unioil Madi.Bo~ Delaware, Morrow: Knox, Holmes, Coshocl.on, TuJ. earawas, Carroll and Harrison eounties. -------------lgro, when a pol~eman co:~=~~~Re~gl~ona~l~ol.:fl:co~.._~----~~·y~a:M:ee~y~ru~di:e~"--------•11 up to me I figure he means to kill me - so I'll get him first." He said that numerous sons, hoth white and been shot to death by Cle1>elai1d IJ policemen and that all of the shootings were ruled justifiable. He said he. could not belleve II that all were ju•tlflahle and noted that when were made, it was the pollee investigating the pollee. "If Mayor Locher is a wise man he will let California be a !Qson to blm. He will gel the leading citizens of tha communIty and create a pollee review board," BuUer said. Hearing Aid Service Center ' Warn Locher Funeral services are announ· I for Otht w. Van Meter, 42 1 · ""~ 'eorge-st, Belpre, who was killed Instantly in a one < accident Sunday at 11:30 .. m. on the road five miles out of p,,kersburg, toward the Du • ..ll plant. The Jtes will be Wednesday ..: 4 p.m. at the Spencer Funer, ,_ , 1: Belpre ww' the Rev. George E. Davis of Belpre of· flclatiog, Burial will be in the Lockland cemetery at Belpre. He was born December to 1922, the son of the late To.; and Lodemia llou•h \an Meter, an~ g:ad· .eel in 1940 !rom Wahama High sch'o'. He was • membeo of Belpre Lodge 609 F and A.: •. ; Belpre Eastern Star Chapter 541, """ was an emploree of the B and 0 Rail· road.. "· . I Id h . ·ors nc u e ls Wife, Mary Agnes <Stephens Van Me~ er, one daughter, Carolyn Sue, at home; a son, Otho Douglas, Belpre_: a slater • Mrs. Alfretta Meredith, Belpre; an aunt, Mrs. Made Allen, Pnnceton, W. Va. and an uncle, Lee Roush, Porn· eroy · Friends may call at the fu. neral home anytime. Belpre lodge 609 will have memorial aemces at 8 p.m. today at the home. CLEVELAND I UP!) - - - - - - -- - cuato Butler, head of a rights group known as the Job Seekers, warned Monday riots similar to those in NAMED TO COUNClL Angeles could break out Truman A. Morris, owner of Cleveland. radio station WEBX, ChiUifo' Butler's warning came as the, has been named to the asked Mayor Ralph Locher Small Business Administration's establish a Pollee Review Board Advisory Council lor the State comprised of leading Ohio. He is a former manaof the community. of WJEH In Galllpolis. The "We have some good oolice-i•ppolntment was announced tomen," he said, "but a of day by John W. Donahey, Rerotten ones. Speaking as a Ilona! Director, Columbus. Ohio BELT 0 NE ' Mrs. Martha Chambers, Mrs. Daisy Shuler, Miss Nancy Hamm, Mrs. Henrietta Rutlen· cutter, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Evelyn, Jimmy Casto, Mrs. Gil· bart Mees, Mrs. Leo Crew Jennifer, Mra. Vera Crow Donna, Mrs. Eber Lewis, Miss Nancy Parker, Mias fer Lohae, Mrs. Jane Mrs. Doris Colburn, Mrs. U1y Musser, Mrs. Grimm, Marsha Miss Brenda Ingraham. Taylor, Georgia Fraley, Mrs. Connie Carr. Mrs. Mary Bone· cutter, Mrs. Mary Tyler, Mrs. Thelma Duncan, Mrs. Carole Rutter, Miss Golda Sargent, Miss Mary Scot~ Mrs. Mildred Shuler and Ellen and Mrs. Char· les Swatzel and Cindy, Mrs. Darlene Mlllam, Mrs. Hazel Husber and Mrs. Grace Rusch· el · ' MOORE'S •I THE SHOE BOX CIDCAGO (UPI)-Debris and luggage, apparently from a jet airliner which crashed in Lake MichiRan without warning with persons aboard, was sighted In choppy water today. Thera rere no signs of survivors. The Coast Guard baa sight<d bodies and it bad picked up lour by 11 a. m. Others were reported floating In llle water. The Coast Guard cutter Woodblne. speeding b take command of the search lor the downed New York . to. Chicago United Air Ltnea flight, re••orted the ' .•.•ung at 6:30a.m. CDT, (7:30 a.m. EDT) more than nine : . ,_, AD search .'assets beaded Bodi·es from Jetii·ner are Recovered ~:rt.:.at!i,,st~:i.:rssGc. ~:~I 1 "' ~:.·n~~da~: ~~~lin, Emma Radford, Miss Radford, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Norma West, Mrs. lola Bartrum, Mrs. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. Palty Young, Mss Karen \l'alker, Mrs. Phyllls Mrs. Bessie Hudson, Mrs. A"''e Summerfield, Mrs. Edna Summerfield, Mrs. Irene Park· er, Mrs. Hazel Wllson, Mrs. Carla Lohrer, Mrs. Thelma Risley, Mrs. Betty Legg, Mrs. Sharon Wolfe, Mrs. Kathallne Wildermulh, Mrs. Martha Gilmore, Mrs. Lucille Young and Debbie. Sending gilts were Mrs. Mil· dred Ohlinger, Mi" Deanna Root, Mrs. Nancy Ethridge, Miss Mildred Martin, Mrs. Henry Ewln&, Mrs. Ben l!<w!ng, ' . f Boxmg . 0 eceptmn 0 Co I R • senate Bill Expected Cburc.~ In honor of Mlsa Ruth Ann Edw da brid Aug. 1 11 ~ P01111!ft11 Melbo- of Mr. Howard~- Parke:. COLUMBUS (UPI) - OW. the Apieullurt lleparlment I!OIIIract With their COUDiy cliatesses were Miss Coleen wn.[Jwmes A, Rhodes moved Moo- that require them to retire land • • commUteea before federal son, Miss. Judy · to aid drought • stricken under the federal conservation approval ts granted. Miss Sally Bartels lllld in Richland and Ash- program. Farmers In 23 Ohio In exchange for permlssloo to Carolyn Cullu!!ll!. countlea but turned down, counUa were allowed to join feed Uvestock liD the land, the Garnes were played the time betng, requests for the program on J,ul, 18. farmers would rceelve periodic being awarded to help lor elgbl other Ohio Denied were requelll lrom cuts In payments they receive Edwards and Mrs. Melgl, Jacbon, · Musklngum, from the federal govemnent to Barnitz. GUts for the Rhode• uked Agrieulture Seo- Perry, Plctaway, Clark, War- rest the land from wheat and be were placed on Orville Freeman to allow ron and Butler counties, all of feed crop production, Faust 8 table which was 1,300 farmers In tbe two which received at leaat ball of said. Central Ohio c:ounUet to tbelr nortnal rainfall tbla year by 8 bride dull. fallow lan4 for cattle graz. Jack Faust, executtve "This Is not a complete liveAfter the many lovely . tor of 1M Ohio AJrk:ulturll Sill- away program," be said. "The opened, refreshments a federal drou!lhl re- blllzation and Couervatlon fartnen must saerlfice part of cake and punch were nef ·farmers may be ALency, aald farmers In Rich- their federal payment to use to the above and Mrs. from contraeta with land lllld ,t,obJaM c:ountles II1UII tbeir land." Van Meter and· Brenda, Lucille Casto. Mrs. -.. * iiit: iliit· · wardtheareawheretbeW~ :m:rn;:;,;n: ;.~. Meigs Turned Down fer Drought Aid h "='S.foot.,1 1tr ' wu liven dlst .~:;:: ~ ------ - - - ---·-·- -- - - . �' ' · ··•• • ., ~· ·• v"'~ ~-' ,.,.,_.,._ ---~_...__..,.,...... ._. ., ,._ , _.,,.'p'"'' •• •' ' ' ' ' ' ' -'' ' -- • .. ......... -. .................. I ~..--. . • ssificd Ads Your Modern Commullity Bullctin Board ~ . 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 17, 1963 ·wANT AD INFORMATION .:... FOR SALE Real Estate For Sale c,elrlu ~llit9 BusiniiSI Services uaAUI.IN. A,~~...,ru~ 55 x 8 Ft. Great Lake House DON'T PUMP """ r-· llugglSb sep. !SIGNS Pomeroy "'" Motor Co. QU~LITT SOCIAL CALENDAR Will Family Reunion Held On August 1S'"'"'ldr th A reunion ol e 11 .,.,. Ill of the lare William A. IIIII Edo ~ ' 001\RII'"'"IOIW '1 '11 1· Local one owner car, spotle,. clean black Interior white na G. Will was held Sunday, WW ':.:""'G.:': ~.!...ttr.: L • ams, Rt. 6811 3 miles trom finish, good tires, 327 cu. in. VB engine with .std. trans. Ra· Aug. 15 at the family homo Ill Reedsville, Obio. 8 ~ l2tt: dio and heater. the Texas commumty, Chester 1962 Corvair 700 - 4 Door $1195 twp. SALE! . SAVEl Clean interior, new whitewall lot line tires, fawn finish. Attending were John M.. Will, 6 large rooms, bath, run automatic trans. Middleport; Mrs. Louise Fasher I No Federal Excise Tax basement, front and back 1961 Chevrolet 6 Pass, St. Wag. - - $1495 Tbe Friendly Circle of the Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs. Mont15 Cu. Ft. Chest porches, gas fired hot water VB engine, automatic trans. Radio and heater. Like new Federated church will meet gomery Will and Mrs. William FREEZER - - $179 beating. Owner will assist in \ tires. White over black finish with red interior. Tuesday, August 17, at 8 p.m. Davis, Coalton. Mrs. Wll!s' Plus FREE Ice Cream financing. $6500 011 at the church. Program Is In mother; Mr.. WJllls adrninlstraMIDDLEPORT - 2 s to r Y Om9f0Y 0 Or 0. charge ol Mrs. Roy Mayer and tor of tbe Lincoln Elementary eUSED FREEZER SALE frame, 7 rooms, bath, base Mrs. Edgar Arnold, program school in Lakewood. 11 cu. ft . Wllsan ZtN Sales & Service ment, furnace heat, tile I OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. chairmen, and tbe hostesses are Mr and Ml'8. Victor L. Wlll Upright Frnnr __ $50 block garage, 3 tots. Ntce \ POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Albert Woodard and Mr1. and daughter Vicki Jo, Canal 12 cu. ft. GE Upright •Fttl Almost Every Car view of river. $8500.00. Charles Strauss. Winchester; Victor Wi!l Is adFreeur, uttd 4 yn. _ $125 ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN AUG. :Ill ministrator of Beechwold school, POMEROY •~,f::~~:lec!heo WY 2-3830 WY 2-3631 . The Child Conservation Leag- Whitehall, Columbus. Jack W C•n•Y FOR SALE~ Haftinger Bldg.• ue will h•ve a rummage sale in Philip F. wm, Columbuo; Manatper •Guaranteed 24 months 40 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. the former A P building lb Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kilpatrick, Ph. WY 2·2111 or 24,000 miles Present income, $960.00 per M•ddleport, August 20.21, from Bexley; Mr. Kirkpatrick 11 as. e Most Popular Unit year. Price $10,500.00. 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. sociated with North American Entered Hospital Notice On h bedr HR E PEACHES, now picking early T E oom ouse Aircraft, and Mrs. Kilpatrick PosmONI avaDab!e for Red Free. Red Haven. sun In the U.S.A. Butternut, Pomeroy. Hot Persons entering Holzer Hos(Mary Willi, is employed by the Cl"'""" p..... Plan Demon- Haveo: others Jo follow: al· water heat, $8.0011.00. pital during the past 24 buurs Columbus schnol system iD Ill ;;.,"";; a;;;;ce for ad- so apples. Open Dmly and lnololled FOUR bedroom house on included: Mrs. Stella C. Booton, child psychology department. S d Wells Orchard Butternut, Pomeroy. $7,500. PT. PLEASANT - John L. 250 First Ave.; Mrs. Maxie C. Three dau•"""s of tbe Kllpa' . tllleement Fresb Sllks. Inc un ay. ' Bates, 62, Henderson, died Mon- Sm1'th - F1'fth Ave · Robert . ks 1 .. ~ "' ..or ·~-·lion. write or Wilkesville. 1 15 tie O'Brien It Crow Realty tiC 880 cam... • """'""' 1 _ _ _ r Call WY Z-2126 or WY 2-358t day mormng at I :30 a.m. m E Jones 729 Second Ave · ChesM nd M Do M !liD nd caD: Eleanor J . Douglas. Rt.IONE Silver Pigeon motor 8 17 6tc the Pleassnt Valley Hospital af· te.r 1•. ~meens, Star J:ii.; The The Sunday School of the Sy· two ~h~dren '~ary ~a~non :nd 3, Coolville. Ohio, Phone:. scooter, 61 model, 3000 miles. Pomeroy, 0. FOR SALE Pomeroy, -6- room ter a short illness. Rev. Milo Moore Rt. 1 Vin- racuse EUB church held a pic- Ch Is Chrisitne and Kathy Kil 01e1ter llllfl-2427. Like new. 55,000 BTU circuhn He was a riverman and was ton· Robin Lyn~ Drurn'mond nic Sunday following the Sun· rl 'k Ch . 1. h d . t '"'" Jating gas heater. 0 ne 20.000 house with bath. Mrs. Jo employed recently 8t the Rakes Rt. • 1. Gallipolis ·, Elza Deeds,• day Schoo1 hour 8 1 the Kyger patr ed c ; "' me ath JUR 7 •• w _., Jo re-1 1 1 ---:::===-=-===~= Chares 1 .U:: CONDITIONING Refrlger- Stout, Harrisonville. 8 10 6tc L.- "••g in Pl. PI ea,.nl. A veurn rom a moo Mrs.urBeto 1 Bidwell: Mrs. Garnet F. Rus. Creek park. . llri'OM\JBILI IIIIIU'8DCI DeeJ1 BTU gas heater . European countries· C!IIIei!UidT '.oot your opera Eblin, Jr.. 313 Condor St., ation service. Jack's Refri8· --~ -eran of World War IHI, hde was sell, Rl. I, Bidwell; George E. A basket dinner was enJOY· ty Loucks an R N ~t St Anne'o lllr't llcenleT can W'l :l-:!tlll6 Pomeroy , Oh1o. WY 2·3427. eration, New Haven. Phone FOR SALE - 6 room and bath born Dec. 22, 1903 in en erson, Bates. Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Roy ed at noon w1th the Rev. Paul . · · · · llltt• 8 17 ltc TU 2-3537 4 1 tic · house_, w _ilh 101!! acres, bam, the son of the late Edward E Bo ti South s ·de w v . Sellers asking grace. Following hospital, Columbus, and two - --- I b ld p Rl 3 and Harriett Frost Bales. . s c, I ' . a.' lh d' R Sell daughters Jacnlyn and Jane· ===~-.,....--=::--..:;::.- !956 FORD Victoria Hardtop, out Ul mgs, omeroy, ' Mrs Wallace A Smith Jr e mner, ev. era gave a d M W'IJ' Wll! 0 HET.EN'S Beauty Shop School ,. · ' . · Good AU ONEER Rose Hill Can be seen by He is survived by the follow- Pl. ·Pleasant·, Mr·s. A. ' KeJ·t·h• short sermon, using Luke 15, Mr. an rs. 1 Jam . 1 A t 11 thru I standard transmiSSIOn. 1 Complete Se-•· M J 1 Pomeroy RD and chJldre• Dru Days Spec1a ugus d I' '""" appointment only. Call WY 2· ing children, rs. acque ynn McClung. Hartford; Lenora M. as his text. . " 1175 011 Also'. 28th. $8.50 Permanents $6.00 motor an ~res. d ·.. I tel· Crill Bradford 2779 8 12 tfc NJbert and Ml'8. Janet Parry, H h Pt PI . M Games were played with priz- s!lla. a student at RIO Grande Open 9 to 5. Evenings by ath fo~ sale: 17 mch Ao~;'" 'wah ' Write, Prune or Contaol . - Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Johnelta a~;ookhame, a~. E.r:, es awarded in various contests college; Mike, a_ recent gradupointment. Operators, Helen I evJSIOn table m 8 11 3tp A. C. BRADFORD BUILDING Lot for sale. Ra· Jones Henderson and Robert L H k pt PI t M including sack race Becky ate of Eastern High school, and stand $40 00. Raem'e, Oblo cine, outside corporation. 89 · ' 1 Pt PI . o anson, . easan ; rs. • • 1 dent a1 Eastern (Ml' ke 1 8 Brc l kles and Sandy Bennett· 1! ___ · -·~ -o' x 189. Price, $700 cash. Phyl· and Samue ates o . eas- Le. P Bol Rt I Le . Hawley and Ricky Ash for in- 0 an, asu 8-l!Hitc •AKC registered Pekmgese pup- • 6 I tie ant. MWISTh. esL, G'b.b • Rtonl, termediates and Tommy' Roush, has enrolled at OhiO State In 1 9-2628. ·es. Mrs. W. W . Call, 732 lis Bailey, W 0 h t ·~ Ml'8 rs. eresa . I s, . . c·v·l englneerJ'ng) . - - - - - : - : -- : - - Pl &arl Graeser, PlumbJnc and 8 12 3lc t ers are wo 81"ers, · Letart: Gail Miller. Middleport; lhe primary group; Foot race, 1 1. · lo•t a!ld Found Syc,...ore St., Middleport. I Heating Dulhe Robertson of Pt. Pleas- M D lb t E Our Rt I for primary Demarisa ~sh and Miss Frieda. Faehnle of MidSOY'S RED d bl ck A~W WY 2·5575. 8 17 12tc I IIIIDenville, Oblo nJR SALE----=-6room house ant and Mrs. Lula Lucas of p "ian~· ~ ·bel s, B ·M ' Dealra Si~ms · Three legged dleport, a cousm of the descendRoadmaster a~icycl: missing CANNING tomatoes for ':~~~ End your sewer trouMeo ~mJ~~:n;it~:~·~~ur~M~~th, Gallipolis; d Delhree :•~ther:r u~r. Syr~cus:~~rs. Eldn~ Ba~~- race, Debbie Hawley and Ric- ants also attended. from yard at 448 Second - st, $1.511 piCked. $1.011 m . We bave oB olul 8-16-3tc George an nver a esates ett, Rt. 3. Jackson; Mrs. Mon· k} Ash who also won the Wheel· Unable to attend were Dr. R. Middleport. Liberal reward, field. Vincent Brodenck, Sewer MacbiDel Pt. Pleasant and Charles B . ford Rader Rl 2 Beaver · El- barrow race· and Baseball G. Will and family ol New Reasonable Ra... 7 ROOMS · 2 .story - h-ouse . . cel· of Galhpohs ' and 15 ••randchil- mer Cook, .Jackson . ' ; Mrs. Cecil ' · 1 resignfor return. WY 2-3663. 8-17-3tc Roc k Sprmgs. __ 8 17 3tc I lllrow, Roger' Ours. : p a Itz: N· y ·•· Dr. W'JI _ _ _ _ MONTGOMERY Ward Mo-ped CoD W~ 2-2171 Day or NJgbl Jar, garage, coal house, wash dr~~neral service'S will be held A. R.ichards. Rt. 2. Wellston; After the games the men of I ed thiS year alter 50 years as I For . Rent in good condition with new 7 211 tiehouse, extra bmlding, exira at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the and . Buddy L. Peaytt, Buffalo, the group was taken on a tour I teacher; Mr. and . Mrs. Fred mol or. Will sell for $125.00 ' HEATING, PlambtDI, MaeDer lot, near schools and church- Crow-Hussell Funeral Hom e. W. Va. of Kyger Creek plant by Harry ]Ferrel iFlorence Will) Qf CoI>RJVATE TRAILER LOT with or consider Jrade for live- Furnaces. Aroold Brothers, es. Pearl Hysell, Rutland, Rev. Garry Roach wiU officiate Blrlbs Clork. A vote of thanks was \ umbus; Mr. snd Mrs. Milton cem•nt pAtio. Call WY 2-2936 : s1ock. Coli 667-3866. Coo 1- Ill Ea&l MaiD Street. PoJB- Ohio. I 17 6tp and ~urial will be in the Kirk- Mrs. Eldon Barnett, Rt. 3. extended to the Kyge• Creek G.. Wd! and family of C~J or 790 Maple St __ I 17_3tp l ville. 8 17 3tp eroy. Pboae WY %-2448. FRICK's Saw Mill and - Cap land Memorial Gardens. Friends Jackson, a son, 1:12 p.m. Mon- Plant for use of the park. Wmchester, he bemg athlellc HOUSE TRAILER, village of 1 STE-RO • Radio Coolbinalion. __7 28 tfe_ Wedge Machine, together or may call at the funeral home : doy. Attending were Re. and Mrs. director of schools there. Middleport. Two bedrooms. Beautiful walnut console. Has C_A_R_W~a-sh~ed ~ and vacuumed. separate. Mrs. Z. B. Chap- after 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dlscbaraed Sellers and daughters Mr. sod Flowers decorated the altar availsble immediately. Phone AM & FM radio and four i Wilson 's car wash, 550 Page man. Kingsbury Rd. , HarriPersons recentl discharged Mrs. Dick Ash and f;mily, Mr. ~~day 10 : - : : : ;Jil!lllet 1: 8 WY 2-2186, WY 2-3600 or Wy speed changer. Four speaker ' St., Middleport WY-2-3715. sonville. 8 17 3tc j . Y and Mrs James Hawley and 1 Jam an 2-3348. 8 10 tfc sound system. This is a 1965 Open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. FOR SALE ·. 20 acres, 6- room from the hospital were Charles f I M d M La 8 Bexley Methdisl church given h Swindler, Miss Garnet Stover, kamJ yd. r. aMn 'r'h· rryH a· by Mr. an• Mrs. Kilpatrick and l'RAJJ.ER SPACE, Depot St. , model. Used only 4 mont s. .seven days a week. 7-31-30tc j house, balh. barn, other out· Mrs. Mary Hale, Wayne Harri- er an son, . rs. e1rna aw· Mr. and Ml'8. Ferrel. Rutland. See Jim Fry Full balance due $104.26 ~r NElGLER BUIWING Supply buildings. Kingsbury Rd. , Harson Albert Mabrey Janice ley, Mrs. Edith BurneD, Mrs. A b ff t d' d to $150 per week Try Jt '" 1 Z B Of 't ' . L'JJ' S 'th Mr Th I G u e Inner was serve 8 3 •15tp 1 . . Racine, Plastic waD lila 14c risonville, Ohio. Mrs. · · L. Robert., Mrs. Charles ShuJan ffil . s. e rna rue the 27 present in the spacious -· -Apart ..-... 1 'th b th your home. Call WY 2-6555. It f b lhr Chapman. 8 17 3!p ser Mrs Edith Hood Mrs Net M I ROO men w1 a or a ooms, _ _ _ _ _ New officers were elected ler and infant son, Mrs. Robert . • · ,1 d H - dining room of the <amily home. 8 17 &tc per sq. In Pomeroy. Phon• W'l -2-3319 . --bouse buildel'8, aluminum sill- WT FOR SALE : Excellent with Mrs. Betty Cline the new Stevens and infant daughter. tJe Moore. "r. an s. er1.,11·tfc · SEWING machines, repair ser- ing, kitchen cabinets measur· building site - 37 1 atns on president wben the Middleport ochel Diddle, Melissa Imboden, ;;;;-:o==:-;;---::c=-=~ vice. all makes WY Z.22S4. ed to &ze of kitchen. FWute 33, ~ miles from unit of the Womens Christian Don Qmsenberry, Raymond Krl1 FURNISHED 3 room apart The Fabrit qhop. Pomerov 7 17 tic Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY Temperance Union met ThursI der, Maurice SJrulh, Rolhe ment with bath. Phone WY 2· Aulhroized Singer Sales and 2-5187. 8 17 Jfe day evening for potluck picnic Hemsley, Roger Ours and guest ' 5435 8 6 tic Service. 3 29 tic Auto Sales - - at the home of Mrs. Marvin I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snnms, UNFURNISHED ' room. ONE ONCH PIPE-, - ladders, • d c I b .t 88 Old Wanted To Buy Kelly , Grant-St. :ltrs. Alma Hysell and Miss utility room. nice yard Pomt walk-in refrtgerator, wooden r.. e e "Y super ,_ ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes . Other officers elected in. . . Joan Carter of Columbus and Lane. Lmcoln Heights. Ph. bushel hoxes, all in good con- mobile, good trres, aU new miscellaneous. Call or write : elude Mrs. Kelly, vice presi· f M~ss El:!D~ Da~s, /a~gh':er l Mr. and :ltrs. Doo Dailey and w~ 2-38'14. 1 IG tic dition. Call 985-3201, Mrs. H. brakes, radiO, pow~rd brakes, Mrs. Howard Cecll, BOO W. dent; Mrs. Beulah While, sec- :as ~ho~:n a::he :.GI~I 0 ~~~~ sons of Newark. ' 1 TltAILEh WTS _ b'ee ltW G. Webster, Long Bottom, power . steermg, Y romauc Main St., Pomeroy. i"etary; Mrs. Clar~nce McNe.al, Year" at the Patricia Stevens • • , PT. PLEASANT -;- C. Fred!llld water. llmnt'o hall Ohio. 8 12 6te :::s;~~~n~re!,":t e::':~ 6 29 tic trea~urer; Mrs. Lillian Steil!, School for Teen-agers this sum. Jlunt Covertl rn erick (Skeeter) Smith, 711, St. 0 _ age GIN SENG ..,.25 per lb gold- p C D Walter G fo r-l R PJanJSI: Mrs. Genevieve Sax· . Col bus F-'-lPerersllurg Fla. formerly a er Pork !Stale Apprcmdl ..., ·• omeroy. a ruesr He or ent ton, corresponding secretary n~er. m ~m · •"'1pre on ruwy resident of Pl. Pleasant died Minersville. Oblo, Phone \V'i, en seal $1.85, wild ginger 65c. er. WY 2-3230. Acl1lal mil&c - - and Mrs. Jacob Turner, flower MISs DaviS w~ presented Mrs. James Murray and Mrs. Saturday In St. Petersburg. He W32t. RANCH STYLE house '" Syra- ehairman. wllh j trophy durmg commence- Charles Mayes were IU"Sts on bad been In faiJIDe beallb for 1 11 11e Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. age 43,000. Price $995.110. l 'IJ:t 8 12 12t.c 8 ~ tic ~used nx;m• and ~f.h,l Plans wece made for the ment exercises Fridsy evening Fridsy tile latter's dauflbler -.ral yeart. I!:E 1llld tour ""'"' !Urr"lllt 18 CIDCKENS 2 TV tube test- 19fi1 FORD .Galaxie, standard ar w lool'!!, gas eat, Meigs County WCTU meeting at the conclusion of lhe school lnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Er· Mr. Smilb wu employee! u ld llld DllfUnl1llted s,.n ers I TV boll meter Mar- shift, 4 door, excellent condi- storm doors and carport Ph. to be beld Se te •-sessiOn nest Covert and family of Bel· tth the st P 1er atellta W'l tM34 12 8 ~r vm· 'Slone, two w·Jes 'out of tlan. See Odell Mauley, 860 119'HII54. 8 17 12tp the MiddleportP First m.,... 3rd at Another . area girl was cbo• pre. . burg I prmter w Co1Dp8111., Hae for. • United . Printing fURNiSHED 4 room and bath Rutland on Harrisonville Rd. Beech street, Middleport, Insurance Presbyterian Church with the en as second runner up, Miss The Covert fBDllly recently merly worked for the pt, Pie.. 1Middleport unit 81 lhe host Marty Evans, daughter of Mr. moved into lis new brick ~ and Register and the Stale Gamodern. 1st Floor apartment. 8 12 6tp Ohio, or oaU WY H919. Middleporl Call ~ ~~4. 1949 Big 72 mOdlli Harley Dav8 16 3lc P':..!YI'Oma~7 =cep.~ 1group. A planning session will and Mrs. Tim Evans of Ga!U- there. The women - e zetiAl In pt, Pleasant. --:-:--:::::=~=;:-::--.:: __ idson motorcycle, an !liD' conDo RamiJitt blrfll recorda and almost 8DJ be held Augost 23 at the home polls. Miss Ann Dotson of Co- on a tour of polnla of interest in During World War n be Wll ~ and 4 ROOM furnlsbec apart. dilion, $1GG eash. Also lll8i1! Warld 81udanl ,. loiap8d other doewnenta. lumbuo ~as fil'81 runner-up. Belp~ lnd Parke':"~f, in- employed with the Marietta 1of Ml'8 •. Cline. meat& Rowley • Reed Hard- pony with colt and due anEJoefleJICII a.- lalllrlmee, Pom""'J' A business meeting was held These g~rls were chosen from eluding lht swlllliii1Dg pool Manufacturing. He was a mem,._ S U lie other colt Jn Spring. Phone life ear room. rldo 11111 ,... Melhodiat 1 4 tfc follow1ng the picnic dinner. Tbe the M member~ In their ses- where Chuck and Paula Covert ber of the CbrfJI "iDOUBLE, 1 rooms. 8 12 6te """"'""'"· 8maD car oeGIIllllll , special prayer was given by sion. are enrolled In swimming elass- Church in St. PetersbiJrl. 222 SH 2-5538. Syt:amon St. W'i 2-5212. ONE GOOD used washer, 2 D1811811erabiii&J Legal Notice Mrs. Bertha Archer and specA style review with the ea, tho new school were Mrs. Mr. Smith was born Mardi 11111 301c cow milking machines w t b See ...... ooar.oo ial muaic was provided by the girls modellng costumes for Covert wiD teach this fall, and 17 1BI9 111 1'\- Pleuant, a IOD 1 30 1 PbiiUp '"•"'" Smith, • '"'"'"· Rev. Donald Hicks and bis street wear, sporle and forms] !be park in Parkersburg. They the late C!arleo B. and J..a. FURNISIIED apartment, I compressor. Phone WY 2-7761 lllletaopolltaa M'*' ...., .,..,. ., ...,,••, ,. eu. •1 daughter, ScherTy, Mrs. Steiff events. The girls were enrolled were retumed to Middleport cllle J...;.. Smith. __, •• b th. [ 8 11 fitc B. MaiJI Street, Po..,.__. Grwnvllle SnUth, New H.-ven. We.t ,_ ftiOIIII and '".vaw a n- _ --, ,.,...,.., ••• Gnn<>ill• Sm!lh. ,.,.., presented a medley of hymns _various classes including art, Friday evening by Mrs. Covert. He Ia survived by his wife, ....._ Ohio Hotel. 7 U tic 1!165 HONDA 250 Scramble. Conl'lllao WY Nl'7t Zll!l: ....... "' PhiiUp N,,. . . . . &mlth, w.... ~ 1 · at th ,._. . . a..... w... v,11.,.. e organ. Mrs, Florence musie appreciation, office work Glsdys Morrlloll Smith: IWG 4 NICE 2 bedroom ·house, bath, tact Jack Walker, Hemlock ~ ~'1:r,.,":~~~ ~:.!":..!:. Hannay, Akron, was a guest. and other subjects. Mrs. J. J. brolherl, John B. Smltb, St. buement and gas furnace. At- Grovebeafofrer 5WYp. 2-m. WY :/.. Musical Instruments :.:"::':.."'.,...~'~,:-·~ Davis and daughters, Charlene Petersburg, and llo~~ ~ tie for lllurage. Call WY 2- 6777 • re, 6894. be• ......, • ..,... PhiUip Staoh•• Sixth Birthday of !llld Diana, attended the comSmith of Pt. Pl••sant, .... .,..... 3054 a IS 6te\ 8 11 tfc . Real Estate For Sale ~.,: ~ ';:"::,.,~ S . Ob ve.l mencement. Mts. Judy Kerns, listers, Mrs. Vtrglnil Webb If 11 fURNISHED apartmerli;- - 4 WATER for steam irons, 25c 1FOR SALE: 8 room bouse, bath l'=. ~:.. ~:=:.:o;..,~.;;·~: on •er visiting here from Georgia was Los Angelea, Mn. Katherbltc ftiOIIII and private balh. caU gallon. Bring own containers. I snd basement recently redec- "'• """""., ..- ...~..,. ot """ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris unable to attend. Elaine will be WUUs of New Port Rickey, .. 1 lllmoD'I Market or WY Z-2571 Roller's Store. 8 o 30tc \ orated, bard~ood fiool'8, at- : : '.i~":' "'::U.':; entctained with party last a sophomore at Mlddli!pol'l High Fla., and Mrs. Margaret Wlllll ---- . and ,........ ..,,,,. ,.,. '"" "'" .. ' Thursday afternoon at their school this fall. A3e John Donohue of Ama- of C&tlettsburg, K$. 8 14 tfc MOBILE 8138 $1000: G ,-.a t l uminum storm doors burtna on ~. """ ""' '"" " " :; borne, WetzgaU st., honoring rlllo Texas. arrived home SUD- Funeral servleea wlU be lleld APARTMENT-=± =-,- t: -roo -- ms and l Lakes, 10 •'43, $201111. M. A. wmdows. Sell with or wilboul A~';~~~'"';•• Bmlth. • ..,.., llleir son, David on his sixth ' ~ ___ , p l k. day'to spend 30 ctBys wtlb his at 2 p.m. W"'lrr"day atlb• b,ath. UtUllles furnished. Call Hall, Reedsville, Ohio. . g""'~e. Sale ~~ ~ 0 "";":· ~ ~~::' .::'":'J;.!7'.;:.:':;;[ birthday, GalljeS were played ....nn,.... Ot ru to parents, Mr. and Mn. Roy Crow • Hu~~~ell Funeral Homa. 1 8 0 8 WY 2-2792 or WY 2-9961. B 14 tfc an seen at ure4tc · Attorna,.ff'or and prizes awarde.t to Maralynn Be Held II.~U"""t 19 Donobue. John w·• a·--n•n. · · ' "'"·PlatntiH 1 11 u -.vua...-- Burial wiD be ID Sulx:rell Ceato 8 ..._---::==--=-:::-=-B_I7_~c~ TWO 2-plece living - . room - Pomeroy -- - · ,- - - aJ "· "' " ' •· "· n. ·~ ... ..... Tracy and Terri LyDD Russell. Mrs. Ksthryn Mllehell, W.M. ted from Cleveland by h1s aunt, etery. FJienda may eaD at ... FOR SALE suites. >-piec, breakfast set. ONE OF Pomeroy I finest Decorated eupcakes, ice of Evangelillf! ChapJ,er, OES, Mrs. Gene Webster, who visit.- funeral bome alter J p.m. 'fuel. Phone WY 2-7659. homes, the former Norman ROUSH ENROLLS cream and J.oo!-aid ere serv- bas announced that the Ro- ed witb the Dooohl,U!II until day. WE GLADLY loan a Blue Lus-1 8 16 3tc Neutzling borne, Zstory brick, Ronald Rl>ush has enrolled ed by Mrs. Harris assisted by berta Circle of District 25 will Thursday. . 6 Ire Carpet Shampooer wlthj rooms, l'h bath, garage, in !he Columbus Data Process- Mrs. Ellen Cooch. The Flint. hold its annual potluck dinner Mr. and Mrs. James Brace lbe blrtbday of her ~ purchase of Blue Lustre, Help Wanted Dreplace, 2 acros of groUDd. lng College of Professional stone theme was carried out In Thursday, Augost 19 at the are moving to the Charles Me- Herbert. Home made fee cream Sllampoo. B•ker Furniture, : wonderlul view ol Pomeroy. Drafting in Columbus. He will the plates, cup• and napkins. . Masonic Temple lD Middleport Nickles residence, Racine. . and cake were served. to Rev. Middleport, Ohio. WANTED: Waitress, neat. , ld.aJD Street and river. Phone reside with his sister and bro- Present ,,.re Maralynn and beginning at 11:30 a. m. Junior Wolfe and 'Arthur lUll and Mrs. James MorriloD IIIII 8 17 6te I Write: The Daily Sentinel! Dick Neutzling. WY 2-2880 aft. ther - in - Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Coralynn Tracy Terri Lynn Rus- Those attending are to were In Cincinnati for several Roger Roush. and Mr. and l\ln, 7 28 tic Rohberlt ' . . ZIG ZAG sewing -msch- : Box 224 "A" 8 17 3tc ; ~ P_:_ m. Prheston,l.::h5ile din sell. Jess and Ricky Couch, bring a covered dish and table day" wbere they 'attended the Roush. . j;;V 00 tne Tbla II salesman'o dem-j u. 1. Clwll h"!co r-i·--- i .HOUSE FOR sale, ~cine. CaU BC · ":"us ' a ~ gra u- Greg Glaze, $teven Jewt!ll and .aervlce.. The chapter has also ball games: Mr. and Mrs. BDI Shumway ~·J: cmatrator. Regularly sold ,;;-;:~.::. 1.''..:' Clarence Roy. WI 9-2811. , ~eth~f so~~~~~:~ V~~a ~!:'~ . Kenny Harris. • announced pi!IIIS for a rum· Mr. and Mrs. Rosell Rouall ol ParkenburB spent I dey Sf19.95. WUI sell for $48.88 or 1,._.., ., - · - .._,.,.., 8 10 12tc • and the late Arthur Roush . mage sale to be held Septem-' and family spent the weekend with Mr. aod Mn. Ray Heiney. ;: .. f6 per month. Free home ! ::~• 1 ·~.,..."'=SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath:- eel- : , . MEETING Pf)81iMED • bet 10 ~and H. · with Mr. and Mrs.Walter ·..Mc. Mr. and Mrs. Clerence Roullh :... . ......~. 1u,.. Trailer. In very good condi- 1964 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Cpe. _ ti• l8lllt Get Kleao-EID-IIU CUCKLER REALTY oeptic tank cleaner. !..aJul. POMEROY - One story frame mark Fam. Buresu. J Ill tie 6 rooms, bath, gas furnace heating, out of high water $5500.00. POMEROY - 2 story frame, .;:;;;:;:;;;;"""""'o:==-.1 MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING Mt p AUG. 17 The Meigs County Democrat club will meet Tuesday, at 7:· 3, p.m. at Pomeroy second ward house. Members are urged to attend and bring sandwiches or cookies. I ' I \ '\ I J • $2395 C .. . • ---======-::r-icoHOW 'Gti t40 11ie THAT'S :IO.Extra.: lloot. U.!<ottlOII I ____ . __ I 1 . '- :12. Deoreose lf.llatb l6.Bin4 u.eoal>l>r. .......... -. en--· UloSUI ··~ llll. Dovound Z',Bitter aGullo'l lowD016 31. Pllnter'l m....,.. 113.01 • • • wl 40.Lttolltw &lldltGrlll "1" a. Bllfllllll Mil AR.wtfW "· Pllf ul'l "What can JOU do to brllhtlll up tile HYing rOOM? How 1about talkinl that •&cij of YQWI lito a:ettina: a t.airlo e~t"._.,_ _ _~ I Ml'ss Davi'S ·s Gl'rl ol Year At Stevens -bath. C. F. Smith Dies at 76 in Sf. petefSbUfg I 1 :00 "! taken 1 ====--==: __ or' =.:: Apple Grove Society Notes .... :!':· :,:::.•·:.. lly KING l ~at '~ verL.J thouqrtfu ct JCU 1 You ·;-e a re~ch ' a.aalld•uflf dl-.1 •. -.~ w IO.Pa $I if y . . 9. a II" Ill WWii 1.1' I Ill DAILY OB!PI'OQVOD - Btrt'l 11o1r &II ftlll 1t1 A:I:YDLBAAZB II LOXItJ'J:IoLOW One letter olmply otaDda for ....-. Jn thla oomp1e A 11 u.oe4 for the three L'o, X for IAt two <I'& eeo. Slnr1e letters, apo.. tropbloo, tbe length !llld formalloll IlL 1111 i:aQJa dq I a . - . . . . . . . - A. O;pb:;IE qr111t1 U 1 'Mr · r l'nt 11 •• A.ltllt1e 1· Mrs. Cline is New President WCTU Unl At>.E DIMOTI.D 1'0 A MUMAM DETECTJVE.!l" Jetter I I 'IOU. POLICE DOe I"OSDICK, Iiiio i ::yc By AL CA" 28.Copltal~ PI'Cni'C ,·s Held At Kyger Creek Plant's Park ., . ' geologist Of Henderson S34Q·OO Blaettna-'s ·-~ ····- e.City: ··~Okla. . '. ' Hospl·tal News Dies Monday . ; .. 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AM-990 on Your Dial -~iii WANT HGR ..L.ITTLE L~Me~ I ' 'OR Wl!?jlll BUT DON' T YOI,J S££ DO C '2 BY liTif\O<INI; !lANDY, "8·~St'f~­ Uil A LEGAL RIGHT 1'0 <*e HfM ANl> So ARCH 11'1\1' SECII&T' "HOSPITAL' OF HI£.'_- -- And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. v • • . ,, "' I ' Par•qil ". •'· ~~§~I:~IJO~~Ofl~lha~Alr~i~ii~~~~iiDiR~ii~~~i;~ffl ' : >~ 'I THE BOitN LOSIR: 6:10 JtJQ Mea Show .- ... s, 'I .. '· .• "' ..... S. '" ":!' demo. Call WY U555. ' '.;'~,.":.!,'";.::".':!..~::·:::, Jar. 31 acres ground. $30110. 1 PASTOR RETURNS The meeting of · the .· W\lliltg . Dade, Troy. · and Tommy, Tony and Anna ~ · ' , . __ _1__17__6tc f!'::,. - -- ..,._ Contact: Lawrenco Rupe, The Rev. M. E. Dowson has . Workers class o( the Enterp~ MEfETING CANfELLF.p Mrs. Jessie Parsons. P9~ Marie. Wlnlleld were dlmler ;:· . ,SJIWT.El\ automatic gas "'"' '""""•' ........, 0...___ . Langsvdle_,_!lhJo.__e 10 lte ' retumed from vacslion and ! EUB church sehedulfll , Tl!ur!l- Tlje Jllet!lng, ~~ . Magholla : roy , s~t several qays W!Ot cues.ts of Mr. and Mn. lluslell ·.1( :•• ,, . ....,, 85,000 BTU's. Like .WAITRESSES, car hops, griiiiFOR SALE: Fam1, 8 room l gave the morning sermon Sun. , day evening at l~e home of Temple PY\blan SIS~rs. sched· ,ber mo.her, Mrs .. Kate Rojr~ .~~bandsuppergueoll ,ol!;'t··-''~ · [IIIW. Mao 32 gal. electric hot , and kitchen workers. Apo l bouse, with bath. 129 acres. day. Mrs. Wllliom Rusell and ! Mrs. Dwi_ght Logan , bas been• uled for th1!!'8<1lly, evenmg h:" : and .Ads. t , , ,lllil Mrs. Hetberl LR~- . i; , Dier laniL Pb. SH 2-4!173. ply In person at Crow's Steak Phone SH 2->835. 1 Mrs. Dowson sang a duet, "How po11tponed until Saturday, A•.. j'*"c•nct!U<I due li> iU...·ofl Mt~. Herbert ~ .en~ll' Roger, and eolled on UUlll' rilr 1]\ · I 17 3tc llflse· 1 13 61c 1 IG 121c •Great Thou ArL" 1 Ull -26, due ·to .lite fair. memben ~ the lair. 1111 ·Siulday eve~~ hoilor oftUYU.· ·, ,.J;:;;~ i\ I I ....... , •_ r . ' .. ~.. ..... . ,.::'1-' ' ·.. '' ,~--~ ., .. "'-·y 1· ~ . . . . .:. . . . . . . . t ....... .• J . . .~· "" ....... .JI , ., .. ..... ~.,._.,··-.......... ', , ~ .... .--.ft ~ l•..,,.~-~· . . .... •• • . ' ' \ T ... n,, l ,::=;,:.: ·-•; . Q ='-------- 1 ' ,[ t- lH£i)' DO NQT QO IT 11011 THE I'M~RRY, 17'S MY flT7ERNf5$ MONEY, AH0 NQT THAT $POI<E. IF IWiY FAI~ TilEY . I WILL F""' THE FIMII<JI 'lllGETH~ AND IIROTHER. lh,:;:~ ~14 WITH MY FATH'R . .... Il ~. �···· ~ -- .. ~· ... .. ......... · .-·· .; , " ... . " - . ."'_:· -"•'{'(•' '· SenUne'' Pome_roy-Middleport, 0 .. Aug. 17,__196~ Ill Pcmeroy Robert Morris Sr Doctors lloo ·•.al, Ftiilay, for observolion treatment. Her room numir :123 north. E. A. Tracy of Coiumuus an overnight guest Satur,.; ,Ja•· of his mother, Mrs. E. J. He was enroute home -two weeks at Ft. Picket, :. ::::-;;~i Va. whero be ic a ln. the Reser'fs. ~ and Mro. Lucie~: Casto son u ... • of Columbus weekend g~~ests of his par, 'Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cas;!',;~~~~· remained for a visit his aW\1 and W\Cle, Mr. !.ln. .,Rlcbard Owens and · h*, PattY and Linda. . and Mrs. O!>n. Rea 1pent llie weekend at the cottage on 11¥'- M..kingum. . 'Miss Pamela MiUer or Mid: 4ll!i>ort was the weekend guest llll.•:!llw She!Ue Clark. . ~- Everett 'l'llomas altendr ed the Wingett family reunon :I Mid SUnday, at Red House, W. <'V'L She accompanied Mr. and t Jacob 'nlrner . of Middle- l M.n· :-port. • · : -David and Karen DeWees or ~ Qilllmbus are spending a cou-~~ J»>e oC days with their grand· !'.:~. Mr. and Mrs. Everett t' 'll•mlas white their parents, Mr. ;:a Mrs. Ger,l DeWees are r, Y.JjjU!lf! in Kentucky. 1.. l!i'. an( Mrs. John Jordan daughter of Columbus were Weekend gllest· of her parents, !'lfr. and Mrs. Bradlord Maag. ~ · Mrs. Florence Burnside enter' ed Meigs General Hospital Satllrday evening for treatment. -il:. and Mrs. Anthony ' and daughter, Linda of wl!re weekend guests ·:illd THEATRE . THIU AUGUST 21st fUN. MON. TUES. AUG. 22·:14 "HOW TO MURPIII YOUR WifE" Lemmon DRIVE·IH ' . ' . ,MASON - ' ·.fONIGHT I WIDNISPAY FAMILY NIGHTS ! "I'D CLIMI THI HfGHIST MOUNT A IN" Suan Hayward William LundiJtoo <Tecbnteoforl -llld"GOLIATH AND THI VAMPIRIS" Gordon ScoU ' l <Color! Thur.·Frl. Aut. Jf-20 "RIO CONCHO!f" With Richard Boo.. and Sluart Whitma.Q (Color) - and- 1 "THI MASQUE 0~ THE RED DEATH" Vincen Price M 'dd/ rf epo I . Mrs. Robert Tewksbary, R.N. Miss Judy Butcher entertam- is on vacation from her duties ed with a bridal shower _at her at the offices of Dr. J. J. Davhome Saturday evemng m hon· or of .~is' Jeanette Crooks, OBSER'Ir" BIRTHDAYS bride-elecl ot Mr. Daniel Thomas Miss Butcher was assist- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber td with the shower by her mo- entertained with an outdoor Jher, Mrs. Ira Butcher. picnic dinner SW\day at their Decoratiou 1nctuded while home in Rutland in observ· wedding •ells and a bride repii- ance of the birthdays ot her ca with umbrella by Hallmark father, Mr. Lawrence Milhoan used on the gift table. Guests and his brother-in-taw. Paul were greeted by a lite - size Baer. Attending were Mr. and ol the bride-elect made M L e Milhoan Midrs. awrenc • household utensils which had dieport: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Babeen made by Mrs. Lewis Sau· or and dau~hters, Chester: Mrs. er and Mrs. Francis Anderson C. E. Burdette, Charles BurGames were played and priz· delle, Middleport, and. Mr. and es awarded to Mrs. Way.!'• Mrs. Weber and Denms, Dean, SWisher and Miss Kthrvn Donna, Dallas and Duane. Fruth. Point Pleasant. After the had been opened, refreshtour during the arternoon. ments ot cakt, p•slel sherbet and mints were served. In case of W\cooperative weaThe guest list included Miss ther, there are stili scenic slides Crooks Mrs Waller Crooks. and interesting exhibits and spemother · or the hooored guest, rimens to see at the Nature Mr.. ElizabetJo Thomas. moth· I Cenler and at the Waterloo Wild· er of Mr. Thomas, and his I life Experiment Station. sister, Miss Nancy Thomas or Ripley, W. Va.: Mrs. . Henry Fruth, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va .. grandmother of Miss Crooks. Kathryn F'ruth, Mrs. Howard Cecil. Mrs Chester Erwin, Mrs. Theo Neutzlin~ \fr!l GPnrllP Childs, Mrs. Donald Lowery, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Uon Gosney, Mrs. Helen Shuler, the Misses Mary and Susan Park. Mrs. Nan Moore, Miss Mildred Hawley. Mrs. Guy Reyooids. Mrs. Carol Wolfe. Janice Bailey, PoUy Hysell, Sharon Roosh, Mrs. [ arry Baker, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Wayne Swish· er, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Sars Gibbs. Mrs. Francis An· derson, Mrs. Wallace Bradford, Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mrs. Richard Pickens, Barbara Kuzma, Athens, roommate of tht honored guest. The Region Eleven Nature Touc will be conducled by Miss Sara Warren, Naturalist at Lake Hope State Park. beginfllg Ill 10:30 s.m. IE.<:'I') Mopday, August 13. The meetmg place wm be the new l'lature Center at the Lake Hope State Park, from where the O!ds' Hollow Trail will be taken lor a morning hike. Miss Warren says thjs trail is a favorite. allowing ample opportunily for viewing wildlife and affording several places for rest. Lunch may be as simple as elaborate as one wishes ing from the "sack" variety, group picnics. to gourmet's delight at the Lake Hope !ng lodge. U visitors are sti!l hike-minded, Miss Warren wi!l conduct either a walking or an auto hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja· cob Schuler and Linda remained lor a longer visit. i SMALL CAR • OR tended the Matthews reunion held Sundav at the home ol ' Mr. and Mrs Lee Ciar_k <Betty Matthews) m Cheshore. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kelly left Sunday for a trip to Michlgan where they w1ll be guests or their son and famliy, Mr. ·• , ELBERFELDS STORE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON ---------------------------------FIVE aNTS Sr')nes at 1965 Fair WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1965 NO. 1OJ t For 102nd Fair ··--------.lty The 102nd Annual Meigs Coon- omoolhly lGr lbe opeom, day,• Shade Roal!e 1: Grea B. Roush,• Roush. Fair opened Tuesday - •· eommealed Mr. Jollllston. & Syracuse; Carol &chtel, Mid-• Dresses: Mn. Purley Karr, mid !JO.plu.s degree beat - wlfb farJer crowd no beilll anile- dleport, 3 each. ' I Chester; Mrs. Mora, an attendance that exceeded !paled for tloo remaiDIBa dayo Quilt& Safah Cdlwell, C~ · Sleeping Garments: Mrs. opening day in 1964. of lho fair. ter, 2. thor. Fair Board Secretary Fronk Fair officials complimellled Ruga: '"'"· Sharon Jewell, Handmade wys: Mra. KetlM-1 H. Johnston said 635 perSOM the Pomeroy High School band HarriBonYIPe; Mrs. Rose Gin- d)!. paid admission into the fair· for its presentation Tuesday. thor, Pomeroy Star Route; Er- Children's Garments: M r grounds as this new agrlcultur- the band presented 1 concert nestine Wood, Harrisonville. Mora. Ia a! exposition got underway. performance after the rodeo Kniltli!i; Susie Radlord, Porn- Miscellaneous: Marl8fel The malo grandstand aUrae- show was cancelled. eroy. · Ia Lewis, Middleport Route abe tion Tuesday was the KiJ18 Bro- Other activity al ihe fa i r Pillow cases: Mrs. Earl Cow-l <2); Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. ~~~~;~ !hers Rodeo that delighted fair- Tuesday was the judging of do- an, SJiade; Mrs. Jewell; Mrs. Junior Fair Tractor 0 goers in the evening. An after· mestic arts, a performance by Woodrow Mora, PomeroY Star or's Coolest; 1st, Lury noon rodeo show. screduled for the Big Bend Twirlers Square Route; NIIICY J. Mayer, Porn- ion, Minersville; 2nd, Ronnie! 2:3tl p.m. was called off IJe. Dance group, the Junior Fair eroy. Eastman, Shade; 3rd, Allan CRESENT BEACH s. c. - cause o! intense humidity. Tractor Operators contest, and Table llneDIJ F"rie Kennedy, ter, Pomeroy Star Route; A sea-spawned torn~do ripped Fair board officials said , judging of 4-H Crops, Eil!l)tric, Middleport. David Mora, Pomeroy through South Carolina's rich this morning the count had oot j Rope and Garden exhibits. Center plece.t Mrs.: Jewell, Route . 'Grand Strand" resdrt area been tabulated yet on the num· , Blue Ribbon winnen: Mrs, Vie!M W. Roush, Lang. Prizes provided by Stal!ldi!fdl Tuesday nighl causing $1 mii!ion ber of persons who paid , I• Paintings: {'a_ul_ Gerard, Mid- ville. Route 1; Betty Cline, Mid- Oil: tractor for contest d•mage to the posh play trance mlo the grandstand on dleport, 3: Wilham J. Mayer, d!eport: Mrs. Gmther. Me1ga _Equ'l!~ Co., With groond No serious injuries were 1Tuesday. IPomeroy, 8; D. M. Jacobs, Mid· Aproos: Mra. Jewell, M111. ion being etigJble now for report~d. ! ~~all, everylblng went dlepo1t, 3; Ray E. Myers, CaldweH; 2 eacb. Fair compeUiion. Shop Other Week Days From 9 to 5 and Saturdays From 9 to 9 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• ••• ••• •• ••• • • • •• •• BLANKETS •• ••• LOOMCREST"' 72x90 in. size Beauty. • • •• loft®; 94% rayon, 6% •• • nylon, Lovely pastels. •• •• • : WORLD . ........ 299 The twister knifed out of a squall line ol thunderstorms, t..ppoing a nuge ferris wh ..! and severely damaging a r.. taurant and two motels at near· by Ocean Drive: Lighter darn' age was reported at other ~ sort areas north of MyrUe Beach . ••• • ~?.137 100 o.,ward FIMD BINDER Onward FILLER PAPER Heavy blue canvas binder ... a must for back·to·schoolers! fine Onward quality to take lots of wear and tear! Get ready for school with plenty of 8\t, x 11 in. while paper, priced for savings at our once·a·year price! 88c 1.14 V1lue .... sawe 26c ·ft~~=~~~.. 25c ""•' 2 Oc lnofoJ< TUCK TAPE ]]c ~ .....,.,,.., ,.,., 19c Full length, with col· 1,000 ln. cellophane ored erasers. in dispenser. •• • VOL XVII •• •• •• SKILL, ANO FUN ~ Doxie Walters, Jim Glaze, and Pat Archer, a trio of 13 year-olders of Middleport, try their skills at throwing rings onto soft drink bottles• Frankly, they weren't as much interested in hitting a boltle as they were over the prospect of "Gettin' their pictures in the paper."- Sentinel Photo. nfosque Scene of Shootout In nfore California Riots · •• • Medium and fine point giant refills. blue cartridges. • .. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sheaffer's PEN With 12 washable •• •• O.oted To _.,.. ,.,.,.,, 01 TIN M.I,..Mt~~on bM 33 Close By P~meroy se rayon, :Skid·re,sist back. Many colo~. :;~ - - ·- - 4 - Rocksprings Fair Grounds on Route NAP RUGS ~~~ QJ__ y ·. The Meigs County Fair At The Klndorc•"'., ]2c en tine So That We Can All Go To \'1 WEAREVER PEN • ,. ~~~~ . c ~~:&"ihj,ff~'(,~~ 1 e THIS WEEK \ 0 • brother-in-!8\. • Mr. and Mrs. Lys!e Meyer. He will be a senior . at Middleport High school. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins Middleport and Mr. and Mr~. Jack Matlt.ews and son. Jackie Wayne of Braibury. at· and Mn. Curti• Kelly and family . Mrs. Emenoo Jones spent the weekend iD Columbus with her daug~ter, Mr. and M~•· Lee Davidson. Tiley were JOIDed Sunday by Mr. Jones and daughter, Barbara. Miss Charlene Davis, daugh~ or o. Dr. and Mrs. J . •1. Davis, left Monday for Providence. R. I., where she will continue her studies at the Rhncle '• Janel School of Design. Miss Marianne Woodgerd has returned to Columbus after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold l>oodgerd. Tom Lyons, who Js_ em. ~JoyM' h 1 e<! In Pointiac, IC ., IS VIS! mg with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lyons and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Mi~ hoan of Parkersburg, w. Va., visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and the group joined Mr and nd f 11 Mrs. Vernon Weber ~ am .Y for a cookout at thelf home m Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roller of Belpre and Mrs. Wilbur Hanning and ~on, RoiUJJe, Bradbury were busmess VISitors to Columbus Saturday. ' : • 1 s. f16.r. and Mn. James Hoyt a'l'xt 10n, Jimmy, Columbus, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CurU. Jenkinson and daughter, Mary Jane, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Betz cpi. and Mrs. walter M. Harris of Alexandria, Va., are here lor a visit with his mo!her, Mrs. Charles Searles. Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker and children. Greg and Lisa, are varationing in Daytona Beach, Fla. Joe Reichman Is attendiog a class at Ohio St>ote University in Columbus this summer. 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'nle Bradbury Church R. D., MlddleJ1<111, ty I I . HAIR SPRAY '.· •7;t 53c ... •.'J"' r..... .. Holds hair neatly :. In place! Big 14 '. oz.. aerosol can. ,;· ) w 1•._, GIRU' CANVAS SNEAIWIS Woll'ltn'a 31!.-10. Children's Siirll!, ........ Qlrll'l2~. ~ ~:~blch waa SZ:. ~ ed to sell Its site a ....-• f relocation BOYS CANVAS SNEAKER. Wilh arch cushion Insoles for comfort! 1 ' Coa~~ Uto2:2~tp6, foolhlll 'IJ'I"""'II wll ~ )1. sued lilYat I 'f· •· from lhe otHlta drulfiiJ I'GIIIIIa. ('htllhJI'I lirllll ~ ,Friday. .111 ' ,,., ,'' ·)i, ''I '. lGr project lGr 'Will be allowed to U8e the lor purchase of a new site church edifice. 111 other Comm!m Pleu activity, Bruce A. Morrison ll'anted a divorce from ~eil Aailie!' II• llnll!ea Morrii!OO Cll charges tJl ..,... 11!1 -..ted 1a 11e1a1 a neat<¢ o1 . and lll8liiiPt • -• ·ftw~t il oruelly ell e 1 p. ~~~~c''· , ilea ordered Ia the · t111on Adria G. !"•- - "'" -~Me I WI PAY 4% ON SAVINGS :emberfederal Deposit Insurance Corporllln aranled permilliou to laod. accordlui to a Iedaer THE FAIR - Whether It's on the rides or tossing rings onto the pop bottles, Hied lhroulh Mvlga there is fun for everyone at the 102nd Annual Meigs County Fair. This scene sbow1 Pleu Court Judo1e ltbe gifts available in the gaming area and the ferris whee[ . , ,,~D ANNOUNCE MEEI1NG8 ( .. 1 RBS GRIDDEIJS ro MEET There will be a weekend meet- The Middleport emergency • Rlltltllld High school football lng at the United Brethren rescue squad was summoned playera '1M' to meet ThuradaJ Church at Letart Falls begin- at 5:41 p.m. Tuesday for ,lfar.. tt· W·•· 111. at the school. Footninl Thursday, AuJUSt 19 thru old DelllJlskey, Front-st, who lia1i . equipmelll and phyatcai zz at 730 p. 111. with became ill after being stone by eorda :will be -Issued. speakers each evening. a bee. A ph)'sician was sum· - •- - - - will a110 be special sing- moned. •1 ,nNED ·Rev. James MotriSOII is -~j.' ol.ll;w&!ler, 2l, and Llf. LOCAL TEMPS ry Jii8. 1 bolb ol 1 _ Jlol. .... FMIIFIELD ST&noN The te~peratll!" iD Pqme- 1 ~. each_wet. liDetl $ti uti temperablreo - hieh roy's bUSUJess district at,l~:OSICosll '!!!\·...,.. a, Mayor C!w· Jow •· W~ ndas a.m. today was dejrftl, II!" litll l:liPr,l~ nijhl • 8 ' II lUI lUI. . _ dlr llltlr Iiiii. .. 1 ip;eWiJd IlL 'fto• e,. i\f f f i ! ' a. .· · ·~ ., ;. ' ' •t ... � 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 17, 1965 kail smith