https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c5731fca8c0246eb4556785295618ee1.pdf f1095a7617f7f7d0de0b0dd3549de84c PDF Text Text ···· ~ -- .. ~· ... .. ......... · .-·· .; , " ... . " - . ."'_:· -"•'{'(•' '· 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. 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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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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 ... �• i. Gallipolis Dodgers Reach Finals of Pony Tournament 2-Difl1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AUJ. 18, 1MI .Capitol Comment, Events Marines Jump, off Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Tift Gallipolis Dodgera advanced to the finals of tbe 1965 Oak Hill Pony League Tour· nament Tuesday night by down· ing Pt Plea..nt, 11-7. Meanwhile, the Gallipolis Phi~ Ueo advanced to semJ.Iinal play by ousting Syracuse, 12-t. Tonight, al 7 o'clock, the In Biggest push 8)' Willi- 5. White ly DOIIOTHY KILIALLIN WA&HINOTON - The maii·INAoro voltaf bloc nutomiUcll· tlmthaiiiiPiriOihlo livt enforced ret11tration ol ly their will. tor, bow...,.. much lhl1 quality[ (Dorothy Killalle lo .., •• fl¥int- IIICI recelvlne a splrl~ the most impeccably neat man 1ro voters now going forward No one but the white South- may be derided and denied by . . cauon. Her au~<t colwnmst 1o ual lift - on the part of 1 loyal I've ""r met. Mualc Ia the under the new voting •ights act ern moderate can flvt to the Northerners who do not know SAIGON (UPI)- U. S. Mannes supported by l~afiDI day is popular singer Anita c..w that hla &•ven up the realm ol Ia Brown who, along In areas of resistance in the Negro this nighest tutorship lor this man. Tilt Negro must pla~e~:~ ~e~I\~DI of the flee~aunch;t~berr Bryant.l pleaoures ot nome at a very with band manager Butl'l1 Stone, South puts heavy new responsl· !tee mOll. For tbe Negro liVIIS lbal his white ftlllld hOI gea a C I tellllmese WA!' 11 II an · .IJ Allllo Bryaat apoclal Ume Ill lha year 1o prova an Ialit IN!It prlao In 1 .,....P blllties upon precloely the same 1101 with orpnlsatlons havhtc deslflll aave to help 111m •• mated Commullllt regiment 20 tnilblld sout.b ofdChu ~ib Slnct Bob Hope'• niclmalpt 1o our boy1 that lbl)' haven't o' aoy1 who hover 11'1 1111 than mMI who hlvo 10 lOIII and 00 headqlllrlel'l In New York or IJIOnllbiJ and fttiiJ reporta Uld tbl MarlnH I suf1ere only I lor mo II "Little Molhar." I lleell foriOiltn. tnllemll r..ardleu ol atam· thankiMsly born• the real Chicago or Washlngtoll. His b• the heritage (jiUI far the Marines, waa one of thre ' belltvt l hlvt tho rllbl to dO Roll cell lot tbl Hope Chrl~ Dllr dOIII abotrd. dens of this wb~le tragic issue. conditions as a human be- him. the Viet major operations under way i ~ollll clucltlna about bla Jlol» mu family alwtyl bqllll wltb Slvlna "811 Daddy" lor last, CUrren! headlmes salute ing are inextricably intertwiD- It lo not eaay to make air. catching a IUOITWI tiH. I Corps area, oorlbernmol lrolllna crew which I llrll, jot• 1 qulot and pntlt man n1med 1,,1 dteldtcl to bthtc 10 light those who forced ad01111on ed wth those of the Willie Sou- voten of men. II Ill e<:ima~ at more thaD I,OOO by South Viet !lam's four 11111 ed for • trip 10 Gulntanomo Jerry Colonoa who II probablJ Bob'• ralaUvely unlcnown talonl thlo act - the JobDIIMI !berner. difficult to make IQOd surprlle Ill what a IJIOI<ellllan tary dillrlllll. Bay and other Cllrlbbsln baHt - - - ·-to. dallnlac jtHiry Each tstratloa, the N..,.. ol !bole who have DIYer dlled 1 .., , IUC<:elllul duriD lha 1& Cbrlltmoa hoi~ 'ear he crultllnd P;.._ to groups, and tho wblte liberal ADd 10 IDtellltr 11111 must 11 ali And If this 11lflllltely attack." ery, ary lUI Clm Nt dayt. \.I •• mtmbtr ollht mw 1 polltlcoDI ot lhe North. 8 u Dow mlko their way forward, eftte, this llltlnlel1 Just three IIIIIN from tb l'vt aolna alq tvor Bombing and ltraftng Ameri· big American air baoe al D 10'flcbarm or 1 Pllt 01 cuff· while a longer-sighted and a th"'l'egro toward the full. eser- job is to be done, ilwW sinco. allhoiJib lob learllld llllltt 'l'blt , ... u I added a more perceptive history will oot e~se of bit ~hts, the wbile ~ done by those moderate can war planes and Nang, some 50 miles abov lonf IIO lhll I'm mora don Blldciha otuddld with poarlo and deny tribute to all these ward tba mamtenance of what ern whitea who lha added tbelr hilb aplollv• to Chu Lai oa lha South am. molhar than clamour Jlrl. B• lad• to bral!llltl 1 realized 11 will ldenUI]' a1 the 1ru1 II ~ far an llllboslld Southeta kaow batltr lhiD 1113'bcidl' the atlack. Tlui llabl eacoasl, Marines ferried ~ cautt no stat •yllem ~,..,.,1, By wa,.. 0. lralldataill, M.D. 11 hid fa;._ 111 piece thooe moderatt ;rhilt lradltlon to an meat 1r. the couna, wbal 11 Gllvea~ whleb IDOiblll 11:1 amphlblo01 tri!Ciorl, rubba ill bll DltiiiP 1LI111 'l'urw Altar havinl 1ald In • r• o1 jewelry. tharntrt who muat Ia DO olllfr relloll. to flabl ullen~sm. II will iDch and 11& 5-lnob IUlll, boats, armored vebioles all ond Zo Zu Gabor aland 10 tne cenl column thai J could lind Thllnkt lot tht mtmOrJ. Otis reform In reality and on The moderate white maD done by those moderate sisted the aatlon lrom tho helicopters bll Ott vllllge com chow Uno llh IDJ 01), I ban no rot'Oro of a porson navlng boll 1111 IICtllt. IIIUII act tilth that Htmlnaly It'D llhllll who Uvt I a tilt 'lbl Mu11111 were pies of cam Nt, • willlllll!< beeomt •• lllllrllclor lhret kldntya I ha¥1 received • For the Northern , ..ual and unpreltlltloua lltru- llUI ot ertllo. opintl oppoaili111 _, in 1uell arls os convert1n1 tho Iour 1 dozen ltllerP from and the NIIII'O oraanilotlona "vary touah" In ru.c•ld, ~po- reom" of I C. Ill Dy· readen who thamHIVOI hove like absentee landholdero. b wondad llmln WEATilER Ina DO~at Into a makeoblll or havt roilltlveo wno hava, have pntlo the Iouth and With woh • and LOw llilllabl ... 'l'llllndal dretllnl roorn 30 minute~ t>. three or even four kldneyt. querod. But lbl)' wlll not cealed gilD tmp'-menll. partly eloady, a eOO.. of 1 for• landhtc and cornbina oul Usu•lly tho extra kidney 11 Oaap ..,• ...,, _ IU and main thott lor the terrtblt 1nd • 1'lle bllllt aoulll of Chu ttw scllltnd abOwen, -tal _, .,. intricate haltdo In a crowd- IMIIer than normal. Olton it 112 rwmlna 1 1 IHI 011 roll· crucial taak of an liiJilod tlOrlll. td nellcopter. . II also oonluncllonln& and when er~:' Pomarny, :io.11; Pt. Plea.. act ol Congre11 Into a 011111 people, It was Zsa Zsa thla II the 1!181 II il IIIIUaily an~ If ll· KIDIWhl ratio 1.86 human and poUtltll Gabor that firat year who alit· removed becauH auell 1 kid· rlllnl; ·Hli.ton, 0.72 lilt.; Ct.ar- dillon betwee~~ wblt01 and qed my maternal lnsli1K1• •~ ney It hilhly tuoceptlble to llllon, !1.11 rll;lna. Kenawba ames. thou&h I wao only II. In op1to cancer. dama lrt 111 Ilia till. The vottnr rlghll lew, CoupoM Are Worrllo. . 'niql lrtted. - PATRIOT ~Callllnued 01 page 2) o1 the lart that •enrralo car Dear Helm: very 11111111 ton In Midwest) '·• h . b •.. b b d. Boat monmqtt short, has opened a great one mqllt. r..., er 8JS ''"' s e • Q - lam 1 hu..,llt, 56. My But It has 1101 buUt 1 house. Dati aDJGIII olle IMI as I 110 Dear Patriot: llnll call on the halrdressor, I dodor uys thai bony 1 purs ow. Rlnr - Lock 11, Luth· hat not buUt the hoase of about thole ~ and dnll . U you ·:trnow" YotD' 11111 NEWARk___ I _ • 0 IIIIO@d her .ereat nerd to break are formln 1 011 my opine. or Herdman dowa at 1 a.m. son and 01 mutually lair PIB1, oou""ns .~" 111 111 lho ..mill? illltlled w1th Commwdoll, wheeler·. ~~tu::giOD 0 1 ""IY occasiOnally from her 1111- Shouldn't 1 bt on 1 low cal- Look It, Wnllm up al 1:30 a. llld most of 111 of 1 mutual Or Ute lucky aumbett they Ilk ma for their age and a desire to br liked •• dum diet? m.; Lock II, Poplar up 11 7:05 oenae of poraonal responslbili!J, send you - whlcb YGU mu II liCIT Your spotting (TiDo) dl .Ani•lls, who rose 'ftle 1965 Pomeroy Jl1&h loot• person. Belore long. we were p.m.; Reliable up at 4:50a.m.; which must now rise In lha check by setrcbhtc lleV@I'Al dlf- seems to be working from dru1 llort soda jerk to ball team and Its coaches Charhavtna drop talk• about her -' - Wbea boay • " rorm Lock 11, Virllnll H. up at 12:· South if the 01 riment io lo ferent stores lor that particu- without my help. mutermlnd of 1 1100 mllllon Its Bleile! IDd RII•D Moare ehlldron. t wao Mlvltljt odvll'f on the opma, often there art 11 a.m.; llob lllllter up at 3111 more than 1 ":...h tpUm Jar dl&play? Or the lucky pleH I'd sugeest you leavo swindle, lodly apn 1 26-ytar were 1111111 trhen Drew and tba wao ourprlllnt me with no 1ymptoma and lilt apuro a.m.; Ellshl Wood• St. Maryl Federal Ioree leldlnl not a Iii 11w puett. or the let- opy work IQ Uncle Sam and •YtiHld !ormer alar Post 1111, The Amtrlcan r.. dehthlful Ulllo pr...nlo. tlrt loullll oaly when an X·ray down al ~:21 a.m.: Lock II, . 1 11 but lo llhlcll says If you cGml 1o YGur klcb from "'i'bo "'tiOOll tUIOd ll'-tl . "'···• fiOII, Pomeroy, met In rtgllld film Ia mode lor soma other Vienna up at 1:46 a.m.: New rac~a a~ Y certain store a gift is wait- From U.N.C.L.E." - H. '' '"u Y ••-a~ session 011 Mnndly WhOII tht company dilblnd· p• oso. II, howevtr, you MarllnavUie down at 2:40 a.m.: raCial str•fe. ;ng tor you? This column II dedicated •hall U. 8· Dlllrlcl Caurl Jud&e · The movie shoe ·prior to tilt ed lwo weeko later In Holly· hiU much backiCht, heat Lock It onward up al 2:36 a In Its s•mplesl terms, I h • lamiiJ living, 10 H your're Rtynlfll' J. Wllt'telld7kt 111!111100 meeting Wll "ClPvtland Bro11llt wood, I frlt we nod formed a and ma 1111, ort the beol m.: c. Harner down 11 1:311 tnoderata whllt Southerner will Now mlyhe I should be hap- iDI kid trouble or just ed him 10 two - U v t 10. -IIIM Hlghllghte,. Guy 0 Rba cioH frlendohlp I w•• vt•lhlv llutllle'nl. A broco or ortho- 1 m Lock 20 Loreua up al continue to llvt In the arena py lor the ehaMI 10 win ptlzea, trouble let Helen help yllr lmlll IIIII eonctlrrent 11 ~ 11 • 1 00 hurt, however, whtn ' · trteted pedlr rorMl may 11,. give you 1:10· un.; Dl~le Spirit down crisis. Unlike lhe Northerner, or get a &ill, or make .a sov· ' tll'llll of I and 10 yean Oh se ~as repo c Zsl Zsa v"':y w.rmly Juot one relief. lhnt countl of lraud and one hst, '" Holm holpltal. 11 7:10 a.m.; Lock 11, OVEC It lr not merely his a•nerallud lngs on purcha!tl. But lm not. ym ltter 1n lbt lobby ol tho Odd 1, 11 may Htm 1 low up 11 3:10 1.m.: Stael Trader political and social conviction, These dlli'D thiD(I worry mel couplracy. Sblllnecl by the Charle• Swalzel ravo a r• Hollywood R008fvell Hotel. She colclum diet II not mom- up at 1:~ a.m.;Jerry Booworth his vocalized ideology, that lr 'ftley UIUolly lle there and taunt IIVIh HlllenH De Anpllb' port on lhe Fair police dolan gav.., me 1 quick "Hello. D•~ mendrd becault thl• may up ot 7 a.m.; Lock :IS, Jeff , oow at stake. At alike lor me. Should I make lllr ellorl, lawytr tbOYI!d for I reduction to and that help Is still neoded hn&. and I kllfW she dldn 1 lead 1o 1 to11 of claclum In Boat dOwn at s a.m.: G~nup Ia all that he has and Is to "'" nothln1 or Jet a 10 yean but the jUdi• dtnled ilnyone working on the detail ' 10 l'f'member me. Ott oplno ltaell lotleoporoolal Locka, Helen R. down al 5:11 home, bla stilt, hll recJon, · I don't want? Or should I " "" lha requett. can pick up his lair paoseo al Tilt next yoar Mr. Hope tr~d· and 1 tendency for tha verte- p.m.; Buchye Stale down 11 hopes to live In peace In a pothem away and hate mythe Kroger's slort. rd tho Trop1ca lor the Arcllr, brH to collapoe. Thlo lo .. 7:10 p.m.; Invader up at t:45 111lical community of order otll bfcaust I'll llf!Vi!r know BY CLARICE ALLEN Pool !I'SIMIIII picnic Will he and my huaband and I ohared Pf<'ilily cotnmoo in women p.tn.; Horbctr Potnt up at UO reason. what I MIGHT have eot! 'ftle lth blrthdey Bl held on Sunday, Augull 28, at two-family cottaaeo wit~ Jayne who havt pa01ed tht m- a.m.; Pamela D. down al 7o4S It is he, and Dol the auttlde The ooupotiJ 110 cenll, 20 Newell ,.11 eelebrated JUly 11 tha Meigs County Foqrounds M~ntfteld and Mlckf1 Hartl· PIUit. 1.m.: Meldahl Lock•. St. Clar~ reformer who largely have cenll, .10 canto, ott., off on your with 1 party In htr lwbor. with • poUuek dinner. Om> ta lr. Gnohay, Labradnr ~oo Bouboqut up at UO p.m.: palled tbil act, who mull '"' Dell purchoae ... ) pttllnt •• tn by her moth.-, monder Guinther lppolnted Thull. Grtfllland. U you Q - My ...tar 11y1 1 havo Ravonawond up at 1.41 p.m., dispensably aoaial tht tra111- other problem. Eitbar t buy 111 ld 11 11 0 CharlO! Swatzel 10 recreotlol reaa Jaynt·a publlclly It ma) a bony ~pur on tho undor lldt BeekjGrd dOwn at 12:40 a.m.: formation with IOihothinl I don'l really went Iaroed ~we . am: were (Continued ltom page I ) chairman lor this event. 30 8 co'!,~~ ltlr= that lhr of one hell. What cuaoed It? Ba1111r: ' : ' do~~·~' ~ · snd for~tucle which have ID&rk- becau,. il'a a bargain, or re- ·l:~'"lidftlllla:: yo.yos paper ' Today!t YlollllCe erupted es · ,;ank 'Che<!sebrew gave i : , . down-~~arth ~w:t!'\: Will II havt to bt cut ~~ or t:::l;iln~'ttow:"a: tolO ! :m:; ed him~·~ cl«lde a1 hi hal member to 1et a 'fll,ntot~lt'l_i· Jlv.;. to eacll. Aller the ci!J tnon4 to rehlbllltate ohort resume on lhe Leader· been 11111 01 lht Atmy "''"' will corUSOilt disoolve it. lnd Ltlla C. Shearer up 11 4,. sought to forwlrd raCial jus- elo em the day the cobpon 11 opened her many nice the IIYOI lnd property of thOU· ship Forum held In Lanea!!e• wno lllually otru lecl lha r· A - ..., ,,..1 '"' tht heel Ill a.m. tice without brm!llng on anar"' ill my other purse - or ~et relreshmenlo of ice ondl of Netp'O residents ol the on August 14. 'ftlls meelll18 wat qua may be • reaull or 111n1. !be l London hy. Not the voting rlghlt to do what my 11t!Jh- eup cakt1 nuts pretsels 48-lquare mile Watts district attended by Cheesebrew Dol P 1 era. tlrtll ol carrytna a lot or ••· loMwlll River t·M itself and not all of Wsbalng- [bor doe•: buy a nock of greer- kool ade were .fn.ed to !& persans dled. more Hunnel Gny Guinther Paul cu 'l'hrqhout tho IA>Ur, Jaynt , weight or . ·eok arches. Oaorgt T. Price doWD alii · ton'• powers can solve the cen· ies, get up to tho crowded Davis Becky tberaboch than BOO wfl'<' lnj~red lnd dsm· cl and' Frank Veugh.an oev,..· torrot thlt lhe waa lht NothlnC will dl110lve them p.m.: Marmet, UUII<Illn ruce tral problem here. check otand, lnd th111 hiDd tbe 1c G~ul FriDCel and' agt amounted to nearly POO Mr Cheesehrew was· named 11 ~u":.If pulcl.-1~• 01'11 but cortllona may taka away ~own • : \ ~~~~· :::.<>:I Thla central problems Is how checker • handful ol OOUpotll Hawk Shetla Newell million In rlot1n1 unprecedented the i965 "Gifts lor the Yank• ea to anile It In tny IDIIammaUon tW'roundan,e ucao ow, to·•• ·, _ : H. lo help the newly enlranchlllot rtlund. He d!M!III'l blvt end Melba 'lllomai n;,bble iD this C!ellttlry. Who Gave' chairman lor Posl HoJll ""kll lbow Htr alforlo ,.. th nd II Jt erson up a .... ·"'·. . ·• N t I . l'me •~ match a•h .., •tth ' 1 1 00 1 lbt 11or · ... em re eve your E 8 1 do t $·tO 1 m · "" egro on Y to l'fiiS!er w • ' ..,. w Sandy Wood Un4a and 39 Commander Guinther narn. ~ pain. If lhle doi!Sn'l •ork and ~ ~:~ ~~ .t~,; . ·.m.; 1,;.j but 1110 to Yote with an llt!elll· y~r purehue, and ht woulrl- MJtrl, and Faith Mel 1 OeMnl Hoo Hal ,.j Paul'l'aylor and tl'rank Vau-'-1 lbu the pa1n lo •••ere. aurJictl Sol d o.m. 1enco nd lnleJrll1 th1t "Ill n t risk otfendilll a mtomer Cain Donnl and Debbie I P glln lo the welcomlne I!Oillltll~ 11 1 50 • ..., ..,..._ lr It from an removol of the apur lo the vay own not allow him to become lhl anyway. But that's dlohonnt. liam; Jane Ann Bahr and AllmltllaM ... Nalllt Weeoe, lee dtltehmetll whlcb •lfled trealtnent of chotre. GIIU~I• Daa - SltnDIOD unknowing tool or far-out loren So far I have only been tempi· thy Newell Mrs Newell Syracuse: Ellsworth Rowe, · 11 ,· · - -leelut Gl 11110Wdown at•:.a p.m.; RiChard Moy· oullldt tht South which HI 1n ed. IBBIIted b ·Mrs. 'c. It Nol110t1. ~: Panay Jones, Long The IJJell tnembenhlp wes No 41'1111 Ia IUb-ttro w.athtr. to Q - Should a eyst 11 down at US p.m,: Natwnal h11 ntw ri&hll their meana o1 Mr y BoiiOIII, Charlu WIIIGn, Reeds- ported ll 81 paid membart. 11 0 ~~Ida diamond eamng'oontinue to drain lor slr ,down at 10:4S p.tn.; Southern rallltll up 1 viii, unlbtUlnf ' ~~: th~al'l milY.,mml~~· and;.:. MrsGa:n Neuman •· This figurt It tllghlly ahead fi ...... "" 11''11 Hnllmental 111<1111ho aftor it bao liMn laDe· down at U :tlli a.ro.: Pew a...,. ,. ml •• ""• "' • Dllebarpa wwrtlll!e 1111 ytar. 'ftla POll Wlnll ~ ftlut fGr Nr. ed? IDowney up at I:.S am.: OltekI wl•h they'd sav,.- and mly· weekend guesto of Mr. Pollleroy. roach lit quota by Vtlero•, 1 a bltttr form of , Mrt. Arthur Orr. A - Nt. It ,.. hava ouch a aow up at 2:11a.m.; Jobo J. bl we'd 11 Dr. Day and all mombert ar1 Ul'f 1 .., llllrd llull tGok me to ltlion (allo called a ,..,) JOII Rowe dOWn all a.m.; Alkllup : adYerUslna. - BtTI"Y Mrs. Ropr Grutlfl' and NE'D CEI\TinCATES ed 10 pay their 1981 duH onw. ,._aDd JIPID and lnlroduc- lhoukl llthtr hnt It com· 1:50 1.m.: Phillip Sporn ap at Dear Betty: ren. Lopa, - • Ptrenll who have• child atlrl- Dues can be mailed to Drew .. all Llnl'l'llmtr who wu ploltiJ nmoved or ftnd 114:10 a.m.· l:llfrellll doWn at VeStil11le8 Well. whaddayaknow' I've Mr. and Mrs. Hany •·· lha lirol -•• In Soutbern Webmr Post31 p 0 Box 401 a lee 1J10r1 led aubmltled 1o what le!'lll 11 allllna the 1: t& a.m.:' IIICI All up 11 1 1, C 1nt an ally. It's nice to learn ntl!, mnsboro, """ rtcont i'.!,ll SchiOto;"trlcl eletiltn- P0111troy ' · · ... IMibtr-btnRinC. Allhoulh lectlon .. that lppt'Gprlelt Ill· : m. 'll/ rm 1101 alone I~ ruenunr what !Iori of rdr. aDd Mrs. tary achoolt mUll ill llblt to Retreshmonll Wert 11411'Ved lol • I I - ol Rollywood'l MIP« tlhlotlct can be uaod. I companleo evidently think hDUte Wonde. preaenl 1 b11111 cierlllicale tor lowing the ml!l!tlng by l(ennet) 1111'1, ' - - "*- moved by wins &o ,..,. over. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the hlld on tht Drat da ol Harris Robert VIIJihiD 11M 1111 ltl'lllllldt or homellck ...,.. 4 - A ........ bow bad BEGINS AUG. 30 .,.. IIIII IDih••t Patrol .,.... "opportuniUeo lit 111111" son, Rocbeottr, N. 'i.. IICit~l Children lnusl bt ~Ia by Chari~ Swltzel • .., llrl ;rbo nor lllldt btpalill• roetntly with Mr. aDd 01:10~ 31 to enroll · 1 han lltdlord 1Ciemeata'7 School Tullday lDYMtlpllll 1 two • Jllvt mt !be kind of ~In • lbl '"'- Oa Chrlll- I!!YI ee heard lhlt It i~ <onliJiaul op1111 Monday, AUJ. II, a teach- car collllloa oa 11tt QaiHpolll fftllna tbit comes wfth a Thomu Weber and othw TEACII!IIS 10 Dlalrlct tucht!l'l wOI bt htlf 11t !f" wllbla Mrlhot Could my hUiband 11111 1 ...: n' motllna - Willi no eta.... State lntUtult Jl'OII1IIIe IIICI an- h1lr color. u.. bOIIody IIOUCII Uvea. 'l'beir daughtert, A pneral teaebtrs' meellnl Sept 2 81 9 a.m. at tht Soutb ul lot lrOGfl on lbt lrlltl hepaiiUa II 'fit ut with - i1 1111 AIJI. Sl, lltdacbool be- other oa Mlitbborbocid Rd. No II I wnnder, IIIVt I Wilted llld Barbarl, rotumed f11r all Soulhtl'll l..oeal lclhnol n Hlgll Seb<lal buOdlng. ·. eillr tiM If lilt 11111 PataUel lham ,.. 10 to their hou , lin• In lll1ltlt Wadntaday, Sept. 0111 Wlllnjllttdla lllbtt led- my time and money?" And If with !ham 1llor lpendlll · · Ill llnl, lllltwa Ill her tyw A _ Ropadtlo 11 an ~~ftc· I, the llecllord Board ol EdUI!I· dent. anyone does, I worry, "Do I months wilh their . . . .I 11111'1. u.. CIIIHd by I Ylrul A~ lion aiiDOUtiCfd !Gdly. Carl driYtn by Mil')> L. look ohoap1" It 1111'1 Ollclly IIIII. 01-: • ... 'l'utaU7 Wt141 thoufh may bo lrllll.;,lttod Clalltl will belln al 1:11 a. flntmmODd •· Rl. 1 Oalllpolll, lhe samt, but eniJ a maa woa'l Mr. and Mta. Don Matilact[ II U 11 1 IIIJ nt'llad • tbel b, lnilmale COitll<'l durintl lht m., eloel at S:.S p. hi. tlally. lnd Ethel L. 'Pellman, •. Rt. Itt the comlallllb. and Donna, Btlprt, IJIIDI • •• allook. Wlllla ""' It tho oculi IIIIa, lhtrt 11 no d r lfHII art lll'Yed Hell day lor 2 GallipoUo, wtrt involvrd In Lifo lltar how othert •ole lltlkAd With Mrs. Lillie Cllrlll. . llrl Will "• PGl• wban a wHit btl olapaod ~ • """"· pttyalllt Ia adotx~ce. the accident on lluekeyo Ave oa tbi1. - H. ly. wflil 1111 M,o Ia lllo band. lbt lbt - t ol lht diMM 1111 Thont wUI ill no ldtoot ltpt. on tho IJSI I!'IIUlldft, 11 J: 10 ,: Carl Jolore 111o ..,,. Jant IIICI D~tlll Nl\llhln, ... -.lad 111111 lor solltudt modt ol · I, which II Llbor Dar. m Gallon spent aeveral day 1 1 IIIII ••in~ I mt- erltlt Ill -.!::lllllon 11 Puplll Juat talll'lnl BldtGrd Officer• aald tlltt 11ot1t ears Dear ,llelen: their irandparentt, Mr. ,.,.... ,._ ""' dlll.,.lrad - Wiler' lleltool llllll bo 11 ' - 11' were arked and Uta! Mn Dru ll't " bttn llharllll an IPII'I· Ml'l. Arthltt Orr. lot .,..., t.n. AI lbt ted ., milk IIICI olhw foodtt. JUri tid oa or bolora 0... II mood Pbecked up and cut. hor ment lor eight moaths. Bill llkl Mr. aDd Mrs. Hetlry Elct~ng. 1 1r1111e ..m. lbt found I' ot 1•. Blrlll otrUflcalel er wheels too llllrp 'l'bt Drum. laol night that he wu C01nf It Dlnnlt, Danald 11111 Llura I IIIIIL¢ 1111 IINell Ill her bare allti!MM ~ JOtlto rDrqUftiWtlolll other ....I fii'OOI of 1P muat mond car hit the ·tight aide of lo mote out so we eoultl "" ...;.1 1111 WOiklld With Mr' ayne bo nallabll for lnaplellaa. Pat· tile lpt enough ntolll!)l to Ill ,~~Wrletl. 11111 M Dlvtd J · 11 .._ 11111 ehoat Janlt Pall• ~ Orandtlldt, cere ol ' tDIIIIiould ebttt wllll N a dam· Now •.hal doom'! mall llllt. ~·Clellnd lhtl ' lfl' 1111 .,.,.1 treli to Vlelnl • Plllll'· Wbllt Dr. Brand- . . for lima ol pleltupe and I11 waa eart. It n con't llvt llldgh 10 Ill • l'a _. 111 ha41 1 f obod':'., stadt anoot annrer Individual returnln& home. I Tbe patrol CIIIICI Mtl. 'Drum· mlll't'led whllll we're U¥Jaa to- ~jller ")"t a few dlya 11 IIIII lha or •• lellefl he will an1wer lttlm I monel to llltlniolpal C<!Url llltr· llliw bow rlotl ht lfl*l 111 11ar1 alta and oilier polnll . IIi- IIMltlt ':u:'~ ~od~a~ ol .-ral IDtartlt tn lullll'l daJ on a charp ol lmptGPif to make a go at II u ltMI!alld Gl: : . . J'ollrod , - . _ l!e'd tftr underllll· t!OIUIIIII. Albaoy will ~·•• I ~~ p.m., Clrtll L. ••• and wife? What does .bt~? lrarold IIICI ~1'11. Weav~ i& " liner W1l'hr or IIIOte IATELLITI: LAUNCUb New POll& Off1~ ow, t9, Ill J OalllpOIII, los! - c. A. Mt 114irUq, mlletl wtdl i!WIJtl pttl«tntr -et lrlld a YANDilNIERG AJI'II, Cllllt. CINCINNATI (UPI) - '!'he oonlrol of her ctr 1111 a curn Dear c, . ' . !llld Mra. Frlnll 01111 IIIII llllllil, Mill my ehtlm Ioiii two (UP! 1 - A llltllllf mploylftl 1'1111 Offlet Dlparlmen1 tnnouo· of Nfl&hbctthood Rd, 11Y1D • Maybe ht'l lr)'lr!llti _.,. Mrl. ~ W..... Qllllr IGIIIIIII JI'O>rld""' Wal 1 Thor·AIOIII boolllr comblna- eotl Tul!ldQ II wUl b1llld I ... llltho ol 1 mill ...1 ol Rt. T. sometltln&. lib "!iiii' Ml'l. Guy ~ Ill IIIII to btlljoeche 1lldtr 1111- tlon ,.11 nldttted Info 1pae1 pool oftlco at Alb,iuty Ia Alllonl 'lbt patrol aa141 the INvll' ranttment htl 111.41 It llftL Norlt II'Olill 1111 ~. Also lilllllrll Wert buutl- Tueodsy lrflm thlt ball lhl Caoaty. car went off the 1111 olda o ltht part lrlendJ" - 1!. • ' day lor '·Winter ·Rntn, lui" Jut II. ~- who, ~ her Air Yort!t 1epor!ed. ' Tbo ..,. lt.UIIy wUI bt to- l'lllld 8lld ttrucl 1 tence own- Dear Helen: Mr. lllll. ldrl, Delmar 8autn[ / 8 11 10 1 ~ wordl, bid IIIIU, and Spokesmen did oot dlseiGII eaitd en • · and wiD havt ad by WIJIII llrawD. 'lllll'o The alii Ill whlt!h 1lf lltit IDII e11Uilnll art ¥1C!lllonllll 1111 ol IJII'lt. wu mllllt damlp to lbt car Infested with CanaM. 1 IIIIo ended llll lltmt Willi a real the naturt o1 lbt lltellilt or l,tll ....,. ' ~._!~ ..~tar..J!.'~lni!IHI'II· , •hether I adlleYM «tit. the ,.,..,_, No Clllf wl8 In- btiiiVt lhoy mor lie J. M. I!Jtnl "" .. ·;~..., lot my· PROMISI!II LO.\N jUred tDd 110 dlarp wao macll. on us to lnlltldlol • Ml'l. · • ~ fljtf 11· · - - M•lriat ...,.1111 BONN, Gtrmlny (UPII-'l'be Arrelll Tutaday by U!e pe. AI 1 true All!lilriOill t 1 ) .11 ..;,... ....._ • Afm..._ - JNII E-. 'frill Oo11111t1 lllr.tlnlftl an- II'• I lncllllletl: Don It TOIII!', want to Dgllt this. . ' ,. ' ·. ' ''!;' ··r•. • • lif ' ' ' • , , .,.. u .... lho"' Pomtroy. Tilllday It 1111 prom- t1. Wayne, W V1, no mud pleaH list E~b~t:.~~~ t11i 111011111 . . . II e Dl•cllar&t~ - Ootll. llld Cqo1t11 Pt' 1111 Mt11a1 Da)ll; ond Alden jt Toney, 11; A~k!ln o ilit' -..a~,• ..,..., 111- · my Vinton; Naollll T..-lord, Racinl: Tlhombl •-"llllllliltl low-Inter- I'V~ynt. W. Va. lallure to rewt.. inllftr ooon 11 J wllll to • . ; •;• -'• 4lllc* llntl. Roy ~~on~oa, OII!JIIte; an, 11111 UD~ 11r M•ltr 1111 ,.,..1.ter 8oth POllett 11oa1 1t JPpiltr 11 YG1I rfl!ttvetl 11111 lel~pr-;:)~u 1·~j ~il~~·o~;.;: 1 " t, ~t1) .· " 1 • -.all ol lllu, Jf1111, . l'eCnrd•r Ia mnplgjp•l totirt • • """' ,irb.b. lba¥'~ !!' :14 I I.; I HELEN HELP us J I w. rted State Patrol Jn • "reck t GSI 7:t. ••t HI!T BERRJ'5 U"'lll w· ,._,ttl =-• w• ..._ 111m....... . drt•-l I =:..;.,• 9 nrI' .·-e . Dr. *·* r-er. ·. ·,.•*'•c· w••••.,-· '· .,; . ,r. . .. .. 1 · . ' ' ' •F t .. -{A- ·1~·~.' 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • What type of person should hot . the. now? TWO-HOUR DRYCUANING SERVICE Robinson's • l 1 Ill ----- "I a diehard! FIRESTONE NEW SAFETY CHAMPION and CHAMPION nRES P"""""" 1 ns-_,_._., ~AMP~:--------------------------~ Visiting Rodeo Stars NEW SAFETY CHAMPION Get a clean·up deal now at your Plymouth 750x14 • •• • •• ~3· 80 ~~~~No·--CHAMPION TIRE - X14 .. .. • • • • $20.45 750 S!COND TIRE Plus Tax &Recappable Caain11 OTHER SIZES MIINi IV N'MDiml X ' ' - AVAILABLE! .j lind IMI'I.,.... $1.89 . 1 She,zy ,.ba....,., 1 I t !!...., I 1 c.., 81 run lead in the first on lour walks and a hit batsman. Galli· polis came right back with · WASHJNG1'0N (UPl i - The kanas. 111ey were supported by lour lo take a 4-3 lead. MONTICELLO, N. Y. IUPI) highest salary In sports, as House Subcommitttee on Fisher- Dale White"ll· spokesman for .The Phillie outburst was -Wilt Chamberlain's new three hichma" and Koslof' contend, les and Wildlife received vary- the organization, Ducks Unlim- hrghlighted w•th srngles by cook, year contract wilh Philadelphia it must exceed the $105,000 ,aning advice Tuesday on'· what re· ited. He is a former chief of Meadows. Rick Mosley, a walk bas made the 7-foot-1 center nual wage the San Francisco . striclion should be imposed on the Ohio DivisiOII of Wildlife. to Johnsoo and a double by "very happy," furrowed the Giants pay to Willie Mays. · duck hunter!! this fall. lowa and Tennessee conserva· Robert Burns. TRY A THRIFT BOX brnw of fight manager Cus f').tnato. elated the 76ers and Word leaked out earlier this tionists, however, support· Gallipolis scored two more in deflated the res I of the Nation· Eight Women are month that Ute hun tin> dates ed the bure&~•'s unannounced the siJth on an error and base 0' COL. SANDERS ol Basketball Association • • • and limits lobe announced sooo ~ian, and C. R. Gutermuth of hits by Cook and Meadows. Ch b 1 . th NBA' 1 St11l tn Tourney by the Bureau of Sport ~'isher- lhe Wildlife Management lnsti- 1uree more came on in the amf er ~n, ~ . s op Eight women golfers are stU! ies and Wildlife will be cur· tute ~aid the hearing should not seventh on two singl_ea, a walk. scor~r or e pas SIX season. 1battling for Lhe Tribune-Times tailed sharply from last sea- even · have been held. and a fieldP.J"'S cho1ce. re<:OIVed a .reported $7,1100 last women's championship which is "I'm really a lef~hoaded hi~ son. . h •·~ The Phillies also scored one . . 81mJ 1ar sessions ave ~ year but hJs new contract waslt b ted s pt 5 th . . . 1 t d "th 1 . o e comp e e · on e tor. but l bat nght·handed be- Here to protest that the sea- held in the past hr said and run to the third and two m the 1 1 PIECES CHICKEN ONLY erme. e arges sa ~y m Gallipolis Golf Course. eaase lt'1 my be1t side"' son and limits should be at , . . ' nd' fourth. I. urgamzed sports" by Ph!ladel-[ . . . 'If we contmue to seco guess REG. $2.25 NOW phia co--owners Jrv Ko!loff and · St•ll m contPntlon are Nancy ·l~ast tho!'., of last _y~ar were the burf!Au' inrormation and Syracuse's final scoring was ~ ITawney vs Maude Boerger; NanRuns Batted In spokesmen from l_.ouJsJana Cal· 'd d . . in the fifth on four walks an 1 !SERVES 3 TO 4 PEOPLIE) lk e R.•c hmao 1 G De . Le h . . . . • cons1 ere op1ruons . we may · Alth h ih ho cy Plymale vs Bess .race; a l National agae - Jo nson, 1forma. Oh1o Georgra and Arb d k'nd error and a dOuble by Crow 1 11 . oug . e owners, w ie Smith vs Elsie Lusk; and 1Reds 97 : Banks. Cubs 85; Ma-1 . · ~ we 8 a~ 00 any 1 0 ~ eook was the winning itch~r s1gned the s1x-ye11r NBA veter· Bett.y McGinness against Gin- thews Braves 82 . Stargell Picomprehensive program for wa P 1 anal Kutsher's Country Club .11 i .• . . ' . ' ·9-3: Jay, Reds 8-3: O'Dell, terlowl at all" and Crow took the loSI. ny K1 en. rates 81. CalliSon, Ph1ls llll. , B " , M Red The Syra•us• club usual I · 1 A . Tm!sday rerused to djsclose the Th · h0 1 1 Le Ho to raves ;:r• : a1oney, " , y • 1 • mne e ournamen1 WID· I mer"'an ague r n., J h B . Sh a· s:t • sure · hande~ afield commi~ PHONE WY 2·5432 POMEROY exact tenJI• of lhe contract,lner wao Maude Boerger whil<! Tigers 81; Colavito, Indians Jlll; , a~ ~~n, raves, aw, 18n sIN GOOD SHAPE led ll bobbles under Oak WE USE WELKER$ FRESH POULTRY ONLY Chamberlarn mentwned that 11 Karen Worman took the top Mantilla Red Sox 76· Oliva · · · was "a substantial ' increase lhonors in the 18 hole club tour- Twins 7i·. Kaline, Tige;s ·. Han,' Amerl•an !•am~ BUDAPE:ST tUPI· - The '[ Hill hghls. ' - - - -..............,..,_ __ I t d I' ' ~ •' U.S. basketball team. "In ex· -------· - -- --over ~s year an m very :nament even~. Twins; Rillebre~, Twins all 70. Twins 15-4; Perry, Twins happy. I Carol SholtiS aod B..s Grace · PltchlnJ , Pascual. Twins 8-3 ; Terry, cellent shape" according to \ • It should be noted that illwill battle fur the consolation [ National League _ Koulax, dians l0-1: Hall. Orioles 11-1; the World University games Chamberlain is receiving !be ltitle. Nuxhal~ Red__•' Bu.zhardl, Whil_e_So_x_t_.4. Princeton ALLAmerlca Bill ' . Dodgers 21·4; Bradley, arrived Tuesday lor 1 the World University game~ which begin Friday. Eighty-oint> of the expected 145 member Sovlet Union squad also ar- . rived. By FRED DOWN Claude Osteen and Ron Perran- t1onal League action. IIiams hit his 20th homer UPI Sports Wrller uski. Rookie second hasernan AL Aclleo Glenn Beckert had three hils Denny Lemaster, who's been Jim Lefebvre singled home the In the American League, De- , for the Cubs. behind schedule ~inct tb~ M~J- tie-brea~ing run when the Dodg- troit defeated Minnesota 7-4, 1 Donn Clendenon's two-run I Glub, bloop, gurgle, waukee Braves s1gned h1m m ers rallied for lwo runs in the Chicago topped Washington . [ gur ••. stopped? Find 1958. seems to have ''arrived'' !'ieventh. Osteen received credit and 5-1, Baltimore nipped Bos- 1homer ~nd . t~ree hits each by PLUMBERS last In the jus! in time this year. , for hi• IIIII victory although ton 3-1, Kansas City heat Cleve- ! Bob Bailey, and Gene Alley led YELLOW PAGES. "Anolher. Warren Spahn,"! Perranoski pitched the eighth land 3·2 and New York downed the P1rates 12-hlt attack . Vern Where your lingers was the label the Braves I and ninlh. Los Angeles .6-1. i l~aw . needed help from .Frank do the walking. pinned on Lemaster when Ihey 1 Carpm and AI McBean m the signed him as 8 19-year-old in The San Francisco Giants _Rookie K~- Henderson, sub- !a!e i~ings but chalked up his '58 But Lemaster's ro~s edged oul. the New York Mets bmg for Willie Mays who had 14th vrctory. Joe Morgan had wa• slow. He didn 't m:ke it to 3·2. the Cincmnal' Reds downed the day off, doubled home two four hits and Rusty Staub had the Braves unttl 1962 and be the Chicago Cubs 6-1 and the runs In the fourth l.nnmg ss the three for the Astros. didn't po'l a winning rerord Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Grants kept pace w1t~ the Oodg- [r-iiiiiii===--===--.1 unlil 1964 when h' was 17•11. Houston Astros 8-6 in other Na- ~rs and Braves. Bob Bolm. went Even that was a bit of a dis- ---- 6 2-3 mnmgs 1n re!tef to wtn _his apD<Jintment and there was l SALES REPORT seventh game while Jack ~sh- [ tb he ! er suffered his 16th loss agamsl more 1s season when t 6-2. pt, Pleasant Li\'estock Sales Co •. seve wi 185-pound left·hander from CorSaturday, Aug. U, 1115 I n ns. i ona. Calif. , was sidelined with flOGS _ Receipts- 175 to Frank Robinson and Deroo 1 tendonitis in mid-June. He did 220 23 to 24.20; Heavies 20 to Jrhnson hit homers to lead a : ON REQUEST not return lo action until 3uiy 12.1: Light! 19 to 23.:1!1; Fat nine-hit Rods attack that · ! 23 and didn't begin to look like 'Sows 16to 20: Board 13lo rookie Ted David,.n his oeconcl • winner until five days ago. Pigs 8 to 14. big league victory. Johnson He looked like "another CATTLE S drove in a run with 1 single 1ncrease h'IS 1eague- !··•· Cloanol'l Pomeroy Spahn" Tuesday night . all 2 . ...,.,ng . - leers 15·•90 b 2.70, Heifers 14 to 21.10, batted in tolal to 97. Billy Wil· . ht h h 't hed n_g • w en e Pl c a t ree- Cows 13 to 15.10: canners 1U fll,......-.....,_,;o;;;;iiiiiii..i;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; "'iiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiii: hJtler. lhal gave the Braves .• to 13; Bulls 14.30 to 17.90: Stock • 4-t victory over the St. Loms Steers 16 to 22.Jlll· Stock Heil· Cardinals. It was the Braves' ers 15.110 to 18.10.' Stock fifth straight win and their 27th Calves 18 to 23.50: Stock Heif· m 36 games, enabling them lo er Calves 17.50 to 20 2S stay within a haU game of the · · National League leading Los VEAL CALVES - Tops 26.90 Angeles Dodgers, who beat the ~ Seconds 26: Medium 22.50 Philadelphia Phillib 4-2. 123.t0 : Corrvnon & Heavies 18 Lemaster yieldPd a leadoff [to 24.80. single to Lou Brock and then pulled an old Spahn Irick by picking him off first. Alter HAUGHTON ON TOP that, Lemaster pitehed hitless NEW YORK (UP!) _ Billy ball,. retlrmg 17 batters In Haughton remained harness raerow _m one stretch, befor~ the ing's leading money • winning Car~J_nals scored ',n I~JE etghth driver toay with 136 victories on r•m Mc~arvers smgle and lor a total of $543,978. Stanley I Dal MaxVIII s double. Dancer is in second place with .Felipe Alou, who had lour $4S9,621 and Bob Farrington has hJts m five tries, started a Lwo- oriveo the most winners 173 run rally with a single In the l' • · lhird and the Braves added l.elr's it, - · yooo old ca< _., tall - · ill tact. ll¥ two more in the fifl~ when 1 IRISH STARTERS ........,. I io dolrio(! cleatl-up - · Hank Aaron h1t a two-run · ~ will """"'~ be -'h \hUiner. Lemaster struck out [ BUFFALO, N,Y (UPI) at any other litne itl lho Mute. In winning his second Daryle Lamonica will otart at And _,, ..., )'011 really "'*' a new \t,ughb game and raising his [ quarterback for Buffalo '65 if lie pncr "'lht? record to ~9. former , Notre Dame teamn11ti1[1 Sure you woeld. ARd with t~ 'titi modHt Dodgers bounced back John Huarte will call signals for coming SOOA, we'Je ila • deehng mood. to.... io aoo cllecl< oar loll, Ofld.two straight losses to New York during the Bills-Jell wdel yeN prices. tr• ttw one tru~ the Phillies behind the game at Brunswick, NJ., Satursix-ltil pitching of day night. - - tnatt.. Top Four NL Teams Triumph Mosque SCene 0£ ShoOlO.Ul :o111 safeties. Syracuse took a three ihe Chester S0 I•e(y Not- t;:: ": ': '!'..un:: Duck Hunting May Be Curtailed This Autumn I p st v. TUES., WED., THURS. ONLY Jim Crow, and Woods eollected Syracuse's three 1 Guests of ptln::' :::::;· wat the winning pllcller. 1'lle Phillles earned the right to meet Middleport tonight In the semi-finals with an 11 • hlt, 12-t win oper SyriCuse. Wallace Cook and Tom Mea· dow• led the Phillie hittins with four and three hits respectivetv ' 1 Gridders are ::J:! All Star Virginlana. PI Plea1ant jumped ahead Hitting was oery light In the 4-ll io the first on a double and high scoring contest, as Galli· three walks. polis had seven hits and Pl Galllpolio ocored three In the Pleasant had but two. third and one in thl filth to lie Bill Cordell paced the locals it. with two .iogles while Duncan! PI Pleasant went ahead a· and J. Hamm had the Pt. Plea· gain bul Galti,.oUs won with its sant hils. last inning rally. Tom Spencer ' USE THIS VALU..ILf COUPON 1 011 UPI Briefs chance the hard way Tuesday by coming from a 4-ll deltclt to defeat Pl Pleasant by scot· in< the winning runs in the sev· enth Inning. That rally saw two walks, stolen bases by the runners Jim Williams and Gibby Craig and defensive errors by the West t I DO' ""Oft SAYS River news Phlllies will battle Middleport'• Barons, champions of tbe Trl· County League !18·11 in , the lone semi·tlnal game. The winner wiU meet the Gallipolis Dodgers for tho over· all rhampionship Thursday night The Dodgers earned tbe big Chamberlain Receives Huge Salary for 3-Year Contract • .,.:'IDIIII)' l Dally Sentinol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 18, 1• .... I TOM RUE MQTORS ADD $3.00 F.OII WHITI SIDEWALL H&:RfiRESTONE DEALER STORE . i/ f on "The Ouilaw'r ·· .. ~. ' ,. ...,...'·· • .J. . ~ /. ,,.. \ • ,; ;l',:j • ' . 399 SOUTH 3RD AYL " ~ ' {' } MtorUroar, .OHIO ,. . I'• J' · ~' . -·r· • "";ii'·• '·· •":: ., ~.o. . •. •" .. .~ ·~~-l;.. ';,.. 'i' I ' ·.J'I'i.!''1! ";·J.. 1<1. ' I • • .. �. . ·' • . ' ~,·~· . '·. ., ··· ~ . Swl"'l P•• -l L • .,. ! l•f•• ' ' 7'1 / ll Holler FLAVOR IIOWI For laking I ' I ' or Sttwlns Whole !1111 II._ Awg. Shortening 8c OH Lobel Swift't 3-lb. Can fully ..Jocrod from flockt of heavy brtod fowl. laloed etpoclally far baking or ,._ine. ThYoung Hens oro U. 5. Oov't. lnopectod, proceiHd whon tboy -ch tht of tendorn... add Havor. c Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 4.. Friday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:® fresh Kraft Mayonnaise Tender Leaf Tea Bags Wesson Oil Sla-Puf Fabric Softener Chase &Sanborn CoHee : 4::.• on Ch. 13 WHTN on Sat. Nile at 10:45 P. M. NEW GAME EYERY WEEK PICKUP WEEK NO. 15 CARD NOW (NO PURCHASI NECESSARY! 2c off Margarine 79c 3 1-lb. clna. Avg. lb. ciiicifis Q~~:~ 39c b-:'~ 49c I Gallon $191 I 39c 39• ii!J!DJJ[_ .. 49c Swift's Prom1um - U. S. ftav't, lnopodod lb. e Greatest Picnic Specials PORK STUK 'ii".:.~., 1-lb. $229 can Drip SWIPI'S TOPPY U. S. IOV'T, tlimcTID BOLOIIA · : . 49° TIDE PI oct SWIIT'I PIIMIUM U. S. CIOV'T, INIPICTID All MIAT WIENERS lb. Detergent SWIFT'I PIIMIUM I. S. OOV'T, INMCI. lOCI IAMI Pkg. 1 CORIISH HEll 49° Sklnlna 12-. 1•· 49• Gt. Pqs bill EYAIIS Hot Dog - Ha111burg Yellow Cling I Rog. SSe 12..1. 'H£ DAILY SENTINEL pq. HOME GROWN SWEET CORN II 11oiDPI.IIJ' UO WtchiDit! St Pom c Musselman'• dozen Pie Filling c U.S. NO. I ALL PURPOSE Kobey 'OIJW ...... cln. No.2 can c 10 lb. EDwed U IIIIIUI ....; m.l!llat lbaUu It lbt po.t aUJH at Pom 1ror OhiO. N'attoatJ conaaE CHEESE CHIUY LIMON A"ll IIINCH APPLI POTATOES ·~ · Oblo. BullDQI Oftlc. ptan111 and the grounds for :';5, loltea. lidltonal P~tt~n• 'IVl' s are set out in the Ohio bile EYUI Wildttness new 'dlet:rlte cola only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all ~ SAVE YOUR RC COLA. Dln.alh COLA, NIHI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPII 10 BOTTLi CAPS. THEY ARE VALUABLII WE WILL PAY ~ CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHAIITY 1 HI-C FRUIT DRINKS . AUGUST 17·18·19-20.21 IT'S THE GREATEST I ·- ·- 3:: s1 - ~:~79c 49c SHOWBOAT PORK &BEANS 3~· 89c pkg.of29 c PERT PAPER NAPKINS ~~~~~~CH COOKIES ---- 3 t1 PORTAGE SWEET PICKLES F&P BUNS La Marina I BIG TOP PEANUT BUTTER !Oc Off Lobel Hygrade Potted Meat 3 ~<:~ 10c Hunt's Tomato Juice :: 10c Crushed Pineapple ·~:: 10c Tender Leaf Ice Tea Mix ·~:;: 10c Jergens Soap -=~ 10c Stokely Tomato Sauce ·:~ 10c Showboat Pork &Beans ' 4:~ 10c White Vinegar :~~ 10c Flapstax Pancake Flour '!i.~: 10c Shoestring Potatoes ~~~ 10c DaD)' lmlhae!, Polllaiij•.,. If, LAW 39c G.r-., - \ MEIGS COUNTY OHIO U. S. 0 ..'1. lnopgotod Swllt'o Promlum - Reedsville Society Notes Know ILICIDib, ROASnll OHICKEIIS ::: 39o log. BEEF UVEI Quartered lb. 48 can IWIPI'I PINUM W. S. IIOV'T, INa'ICI. U. S. CIOVT. ININCTIID fvllr Cookolfl ~;59c 7• off WalCh John Hamor Spin tho Wlonlng Numbero lb. TINDD OIDWN PICIICS Efff!l C4RE ·suvs WHIPPED t< I~ SWIIT'I I'UMIUM IWIIT'I PUMJUM U. S. OOV'T. INIPICTID CORNER SECOND and MILL Blue Bonnet Premlvm, Flavor Grown Youn1 Hens are ca;... poak D111eJ1: I' eresy l ) Crisco 1!1'8blrg, :Aug, 17 at 4 p. nL •~• .Ru...,~ II!,JIIIwo. ~"' <D> Impotency; Th ..':.':' Eunice .....Sprague called ., .... ose present were Mrs. Bert ....,.,, on (El Extreme Cruelly·, Shumway, Mrs. Chester Buck· Mrs. Bess Larkins. (F Fraudulent contract: ley, Mn. Boeock, Mrl. Rl7 Sgt. John M. Qwy, Tlll:loa, G Any gr... neglect of duly; Tnomas, Mro. Gene WiiiOII. AriJ., vl8ited bls llater, Mrl. (H) Habitual drunkenness; Mn c Edd &umphre Wllh ieron;ymoUI !II Imprisonment of the ad· ~- Otborne llld y, ~~~~~ Grant Smllb and lamlly. parly In a state or Ieder- By Mn. 1f1e Bdl.Warren Plckeoa. Refreahmentl Mr. and !lin. Grl!lil Ollbome. '~-eo,t..n;,;; lllsUtutlon or under FARM wo~ CLUB were III'Ved. The September Fla., are flaltlna Mr. and Mrl. 'I' . lberelo at the time The Olive FII'ID Woman's meotlng wUI be wltb Mn. Artbuf Davll and lamOy. The recent "eseulaUon" of[tlons came to the rescue. filing the petition; Club enjoyed eating out lor ShUmway. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed, the affair in VIetnam would end of the Second World tJ) Procurement of a divorce their August meetm, at' a ret- Mn Ge Rosemary and TDIDID1, are vaseem 1o prompt a "• e c o o d 1 d Ru . .· out.lde of Ibis stale, by a bus- tauraut near Parkersburg. · ne Wllson W&l 00. catloning at Ni•~ar• Fallo. 8818 solidly settled look" at the previous Incursions oun ,band or wife, by virtue of Members atleDdlug were Mrs. ten 1o a Tupperware parly Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barloll ollhe United States lnlo Aslal- Europe. which the party wbo procured VIvian llumjJilrey, Mrs. LUllan Thurlday evening wllb Mn. ant daughter have moved lnlo ic and European 8Ualrs. Now that Russian 11 IS released from the obllga- Ploiea!, Mrs. r.targaret Frown, Gay Smalley of Chelf« the the lorlllel Laura !luth prollurtlll lb~ lint ceo~ of 1o the west Is effectually block· lions of the marriage, wblle Mrl. Mamie Buckley, Mrs. demonotralor. GIUllell were eD- perty. thla coanlry • exllltence wo fo~ ed by the North Atlantic coun- such obllgatlons remain bind- Pauline Myers. Mrs. Ara My. Joyed with prifes awarded to Mrs. Rushla Shumwa7 11 lowed the ~ of our flrsl tries a~d the United Stlltel ing upon the other party. ers, Mrs. Ella Hannum and 8 Mn. Ben Buckley, Mrl. Grant vlsilint w11b Mr. and lllra. preeldent, To keep out of en- forces m Europe, their . gues~ Mrs. Leota Hawley of Smith and Mre. Maurie<" Reed Blllne Newell, Alhens. tangling alnances and.. tbe poll· ests are again directed loward Acording 1o law, divorce Middleport. and the door pme 1o Mrs. Lyle tics of lbe old world. But, in the east and south. Here Ru&- cannot be granted because ol wscs Balderson. Relresbmenll were ATI'END CONVENTION 1900, fresh from a successful sian alms collide this time with mere Inconvenience or lncom- The WSCS 11111 lth lllr C. served to the above !limed llld ~II' wllb Spain and the crusb· the Increased power of patlblllty of te.ament 0 1 w s. Mrs. Frank Bl,., Mrl. Graul Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. mg of a revo_luUon In the Philip- the effective block to disposition, nor on the mere A. Barnett Tueaday evening. Boring, Mn. Rose Thomao, Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. Buel pines, ..., jomed live other na- terrllor1al extension eastward; of expediency nor mer&- The meetlng opened with devo- Mrs. Richard Boring, 14 rL Ridenour llld Mra. Jack Roblions to put down the Boxer Re- and Chinese Influence in Albanon the reason that the par. lions from lsi Peter by C. Edd George Reed, Mrs. Green, Mrs. son left this morning for Dela· bellion In China. ia could be troublesome Ill are not able 1o live to- Humphrey. Readings were gtv. Chester Buckley, Mrs. Shelley ware to attmd the state garThe result of this action was south. happily. A more detai~ en by ,.~oral members. PIIIIUI Petty, Mrs. Dwayne Durst, Mrs. den club coavenlloo. Mrs. Bollgains of Chinese territory and Neithe E 1 nd definilion of the various ~~:;'" 8• ~ mee! With Mrl. Dorhamn Reed, Jackie 81,., er will represetlt lbe Wlldwood trade ~~ions 1o fuUr of r ng a nor grounds for divorce will be d.. . ue ey, ug. 24 • at Rosemary Reed, Kimberly club, Mrs. Chadwell and Mrs. tho natl~lnd tho fulfillment ~as sh~wnl any ~gns of """ed later. ~ p. m.wft: lear rug raga. Reed, Ricky Borin~ and Kay Ridenour the Chester club and of a century-old ambition for USSia s Pana t s. time, group eat oul at Park· Balderson. Mrl. Rob11011. the Twlllgbt 'club Jlullsla, that of expansion 10 the lncreaslllg sentiment among . lhe East and an outlet on the A~ncans for war with Ch•os Pacific Ocean raiSes the quest•on · ob. d Th e J apanese Jecle 1o this Are we going to do it again? elp8D8ion and in 1904 opened war on Russia: a war which resulted In the complete defeat of the Czar's forces oo both land and sea and would have push- YOUR ed them out of their acquired territory but fur the pressure applled 1o Japan by England, France . ond tho United States. And when, Ill 1907 it appeared Japan again was considerB.SAXBE in~ action agalnlt Russia, the U. S. government oent 16 bat· tleships into Asiatic territory ao CThlsll • pu•na Artllllrt!Die t~~lllntnr In pn1111 1wnn1. 1 pmlllonlf Olllt Ln. a reminder of Blg-slock" diP' ltdhl•utll Wh1 w.lah to dtlerrtlne tfl• lomacy, and Ruallla kept posseo- ...... ., IIIJ flw lrJIIn thtfr pliYII:IIffllfl sion of Manchuria and Port lll1111f 101111111 prh.a ltfomV}. Arthur. Being temporully blocked Ill (This Is a publlc service artithe past, the Russians shifted cle explaining In general terms to the west. But on this side a provision of Ohio laws. fndltbey were shut off by the Aus- vidual& who wish to determi11el All VorletiM For Cool Refreshing Drlnkt Irian Empire and the Berlin the effect of any law to Bgdad" policy of Germany. their private legal afff~;~ But by magnifying the Incident should consult a private a1 of the assaSBioatlon of the Aus· ney -I Irian Archduke at Sarajevo In every divorce case there Tho Big 28 oz. Family Size Jor they were able to get under- Is a question of public Right 1 way a wlli' which ended with arising from the pri·m:i~le I 2 the d..membemient of Austris that the family relation Is Re~~erved and the disarmament of Germ- basis of organized civilized any and left open the path to ciety and should be preserved Add Zip & Zest to S.ndwichu To Limit the soulh and west. unlil such time ae II appears However, the revolution and to the court !hat a legal Quantities qt. tbe collapse of the Czarist gov· to a divorce has been estab-1 ernment prevented the RussiaDJ lished. Largo 40 Ounce Fomlly II• C1111 from taking advantage ol their The courls generally opportunity, and by the time every possible means Jo they had regained otrength, Ger- conclle parties seeking divorce many had also re-armed and or separation. IIIGVed inlo AllBtrla. The way The n1 . A Must For Every Family Plcnle again was blocked! o Y form of d1vorce But again the •·- tbr provided for under the law of -~=-=:..::-::::."•=._::ee~na- Ohio is the total or abso>lule ' - - 200 divorce, the Ohio courts being authorized, under Mix or Mllch-Vonllla, Chocolote, Limon present statutes, to grant par· DIYOTE(; TO INTEREST 0~ tial divorce which operates as l'h lb. pkgs. ~ MIUJI MAlON ARIA a temporary aeparatlon, CREAM IIUIN t. owen. PUDn•"~ The granting of a divorce is PulliQtd f\'VJrann•rul• dtei'Qoorl exoep' a matte r Wh.ICh IS c11•mr .d,,., . .~~r~~~!~l That Good Tomotooy Flavor s,.un~~., bJ ..._ Otuo hu., ttuhu.r. enUrely by statutory (C) ld=:t, ~:S.:::~ ~ reprueata- ,,... c~ H..., stat- Utes. The following ) Dllt -.ota Roll.. nero earrta' ~ot ~u ftDI ,._ 24 1 I (8) WilfuJ absence of eao.oo; a'- ....... adverse party for one year; l"'lllbll, ... IJli'JtltJI 2~:;~,:·~· 4 s1 far Assorted Variety grounds specified in the statute: · •• (A) Either party had a bus· Stlblarbuo. racn o.u,.., DJ band or a YI.fe livmg . at the curttr .n.,, l\'llllhla 311 •nt~ pa wu,~ . . ,.., 1a ad•an.. ., lh tt.i.me of the marriage from Dal., 111111111 lll'lct llO.etJ. e111 ~nnt~., .,..,. tllrH cno11Uuo •uo. which the divorce ts sought; ,,.._ HUNT'S CATSUP CANDY BARS ~~~~~L-AR_s. " IUO. ~ 10 39c __ lor Your Independent Food Store Says: STORE'S CHOICE- NEICAFE OR POLGIR INSTANT COFFEE --~r.:~·sps SUPPORT YOUR FAIR·· TAKE THE FAMILY! bag SHOWBOAT SPICIAtS CARROTS _ 2 for 25c EGG PLANTS CUCUMBERS 2 for 15c 301 . . can• Stokely 303 Household Plastic PAIL TOOTH PASTE 2 ~ii:: Tubes Sun 1hi111 lrach - ChM•·"~~ Ho ~::~:..PI·.... Pk... Choc. Covered Raisin Clusters '1 Fudrechir;·d ( 10.... CUT BROOOOLI pkg. MllldYepiiW.'-:t lkL ..... 8REEII PEAl .k•• pkg • CAULIFLOWER •• lllotL IREEII BEAlS ~.;. ::;: GUT •lit· s1 j . con 10c llne(ivla Tua Cat Fead 39c 7~>;: 39c . !.... · 27c 7~>;:~ 1 food Market Clover farm Department Store ''The Store With A Hart" fifth and Pearl RACINE PIIONI . . Wl4a RT. 124 IUTLAND FOR FAIR TIME PICNICS! FOR OUTDOOR BARBECUES! 1 LB. BOX . _M('$ldA~ . ~ SKINLESS WIENERS t~t a Mf'$ld-.Jell~ 1 89c 1•· . , g(!l)ll I,. •. {JoWL~ (}eafRA • FillerJ. · Jai~•.,f: lr•il• .. ' Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS RUTLAND \ ·' 'FIOZEI 'DRII_IS aover farm Store RACINE 8 INNER PACKS 6• 1 LibbY'• LYONS Opgn I to I Mon. Thno Sot. "Mix or Match" EVERFR.SH SALE! - colors. .--------------'"':'-~-- 33c 3 =---11:1 --~· .-- . c..· baa COLGATE 11-Qt. ~·· ,,,,. - 12-a&. c 5 Molal ••II, dlalco of For Jtome or prden. Apple Sauce aoa S Catsup 5 I 1 Post Toastiea 2 for 29c COli FLAKES Del Monte Sweet Peas 5 I Del Monte Gold. Corn.~.~ 5 .... '1 Del Monte Mixed Veget. 6 :::. '1 Del Monte Pine.-Gpt. Dr 3~~:· 1 Del Monte Chili Sauce n::;. 25c Del Monte Tomato Juice 34!::· 51 Del Monte Chunk Tuna 3•:::· 1 Del Monte Cut Gr. Beans 4 :::s 51 I /·-··"", Whitt House STREIT MAN'S ZEST A . ' Fairmont Brancl BEST · ICE CREA:A · ICE. I .; CIEAI~ . ' . - ------·-- .I •• .. ~- gal. crt. ONLY 6.9c ' . ARMOUR'S CANNED PICNIC 31bi HAMS can .19 �••, • ·••• • ~ • •~ • • • • ., o ·• • • "t • · - ' '" "" •'~ ~ · -•h• o ., ..... ~ .. ~- .,.,. a. -•~ 111 ... "< _J "' ,,..,.-,r..,.. ...,.ff_O.... !-·-~·-·---·-"'"'­ . ' --·-·"'. . . ,~ --··· · ~ ... ........... "' , , ·'' _ ........ • \ ' - " ' ' ' ' ' " " '" '' ' ' - ........ •--.····-· - /' ~· • "Pupi•I PIacement ID• Sch00I · Oldr'f<OWD Flats Ruosell. Sharon Murphy, Jeffrey Needs, ll!r. and Mrs. P. C. Stanley or Miss MarUta File :- Third Keith Powell, Carol Rottgen, Lpng Bottom and Mrs. Clara · Grade - Celeste Abolin, Carol Debra Ann Roush, Jane Elrune Harris ot ColliiOOIIeut Lynn Roush, Jan Marte Swartz, Roush, Timothy Roush, TarnaMI'. and Mrs. Sam Lehew Menlda Anne Grins~. Chal' ra sayre, Thomas Edward Sayfamily recently and~. J lotte Agnes · Edw~s, Corinna ,.,, Terry Lee Smiljl, Marsha Mrs. Frank Sllillh, Ray --------NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Sara ry, Clayton Oldaker, Nancy Briles, ·George EdWard Carson, Sprouse, Steven Smith, renda [ - ·•' Janiee of Portland Route. D&woon, Prtneipal of New Louden. · :Jeffery Fowler, Debra M. Hoff· SProuse, .Steven Smith. Brenda . Mr. and Mrs. Homer · Iqen- Mr. and .Mrs. Harley . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sellers Haven Elementary School an- Miss Carolyn Lievlng - g.,. man, Brenda Marr, Charles Old· ra Thompson, Vieki Weaver. bower vi!lited their daughter, of Pataskala, Terry and ehildren of Union City, Pa nounces the following pupil cond Grade - Raymond Robert aker, Ronnie Russell, David Mrs. Brown - Fifth Grade- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffers of Youngstown, Mrs. Elva visited Sunday with Mr. and placement in their home r0<1ms. Tennant, William Robert Not- Varian, Rebeeea Whtte, Mteh· Domta Har~. Je(t Ball, Don- and family of Syracuse. ley and Judy, S!Jversvilie called Mrs. Kenneth D· '•· Any ehild whose name does tingham, Robin Petry, Cheryl ael Blankensh~p, Rex Howard, aid Dye, . David Hudnall, Char· Mr. 111\d Mrs. Buek &mitb on Mr. and Mrs. Carl MI's. Clara Milhoan and chll· not appear on this list please Sleeth. Jackie Youn~. William Donna Kay, Ohve Moore, David lotte Varian, Jeff Hart, Warren called on her grandparents, Mr. son recently. dren, Mrs. Pat Thomas and contacl the principal at her re- Wright, Brenda Wtnmngs, Dous- Allen Rouro, Lesa Gall Scott, Teter, Larry Hess. Jay Louden, and Mrs. Homer Ieenhower re- Mr. and Mrs. Roy V•• Meter children bad a cookout sidenee before school begins on las Williamson . Susan Whit· Johnny Staats, Tony Weaver Tracy Morris Debra Karr. Kent cenlly and daughter of Raonswood Ed E' el te' 1 · 1 August 24th more Ricky Weaver Gregory I Raymond Barnette, Larry Beat· ISayre. Linda Hart, Pamela Mr. Homer Icenhower was Mrs Iva Jane Van Nest and . 'led tsl ~ '" ho ~ancastheer Mrs Lo~ise Gibbs - ~irst l Wea;er. Timothy St~wart, Di- ly, Sharlene Oldaker, Michael Weaver, Linda Lou Roush. Ste- taken. to Veterans Memorial I son~. also of Ra~enswood, Mr. VIS! k n;e a ves ere over Grad~ - Kimberly Ann Hunt· :anna Smith, Brenda Sharp, fto. Thompson. . 'ven Darnell, Linda Smith, hospital followmg a heart and Mrs. Robert Fitch, Freda wee e . er. Jennifer Weaver. Charles bert Sayre. Len>y Roush. Jr. Mtss Jo Lockhart- Thtrd Mary Jan Bumgarner, Becky attack. . Middleswart and ehildren. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ka~per Zerkle, Timothy Scott Hayes, Kellh Duane Roush, Jeffrey Grade- Palrtcta Athey, Vicky Paugh, Mtcl!elle . Kay , Darlene Mr Bubby J<><' Wolf. Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Autherson called and Clara of Columbus v!Oited Linda Duane Roush, Jeffrey Lee Spradlmg, Lou Ellen Roush, Re- Rtffle, Debra Rtckard, John v· .· M I . I Mr and on Mr. and Mrs. William Ables Tuesday with her parents Mr R be t N' ander ~ rDy ':w t Layne Lora Roush, Dwain Russell, Rebee- gina Gail Tolbert, Harriette Rickard, John BWTiS, Jane ~rgte R oo~ ; '"150 ' 8 nd two and family recentlv. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr. . . ~· ren ' ca L nn Roush, Kav Roush. Thompson, David Earl Roosh. Jeffers. rs. ana . . . Lee Snuth, George Brown, Jay Y ·rn S · Red!na Rex Moore Dianne Kay Wil· ehtldren, M1ddle~ort, Mr. Law· Mrs. Loutse Van Meter and · Mr. J . M. Crary, of Amona Robert Layne, Judy Needs. Ste- Dreama Rt e, usan n, liam Gilbert Tia Anne F~llara Miss Riddle - Fifth Grade- renee Johnston and son, Char· daughter ealled on Mr. and is visiting his parents, Mr. and 1 phen Ball, Jeffrey Scott Roush, Bert Louden. Alan Clark~ Jr Susan .Buck' Billy Gibbs, Jayne Hart, Char· les. called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Johnston and lam- Mrs. Reed Crary recuperating Timothy sayre, Timothy DaviS. Miss Ellen Newcomb - ~ Dianna Ly~n E~~ns Jov.,.; j1es Woods, Charles Varian, Maywood Johnslon recently. ily of Minersville Roote recent· after spending some time in a Nancy Jane Powell, Terry S.cond Grade - John Louden, Dl811<' Roush Terri Lynn Bl~ck- [ Cindy Cooke. Debra Gilman, Ja- ~ Mr. Leonard and son, Larry ly. hospital. Burrell, Timothy Thompson , Kimberly Knight, Cynthia Ann hurst Cynlhla Darnell Drema oon Ingels, Roger Dmgey, John· Icenhower or East Liverpool re- Mr. and Mrs. William Abies Jaequeline Paugh. Kay. Charles L. .Johnson, !ret-! Wright Keith Lynn Ro~sh Gai! iny . Roush. Lawrence Weav-1 cently visited Mr. Homer lcen· and ehildren attended a home- Mrs. "?"lse Farley and LarMrs. Mil21 Oldnker- Firstl'a Lynn Hunter, Amanda How- I SueRo~sh,JohnRaymond,Bam- ' •r.Cynt~ta Haggerty, Dehorah jhower at the hospital. earning at Millwood, W.Va. ry arleys pare~ts, motored Grade - James Parsons, Char· ard, Martm Holbrook. Ke1th garner. Scott King, Teka Dew· Sm1lh, Steven Carpenter, • Don- Mrs. Louise Van Mel•r and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dailey to Mary!~ .to VISit WJth her les Darnell, Miehael Goldsber- Haymaker, Tammy Hart, Paul ihurst, Stanley Reitmire, Donald aid Mach1r, Danny R. Roush, I Nirki visited her brother, Mr. family of East Liverpool I husband w 10 "employed there. ry, Terri Harrell, Lydta B01ley, Mark Harmon. Jr., Cmdy Grm· Fowler David Calhoun Bever· Frances Wnston Rebeeca Oh· 1 Paul Hauber and !amily of 01, bis parents, Mr. Mrs. Frost spent a eouple Yvonne GriiiS!ead. Miehael Fal- stead. Donna Goldsberry, Car~ ly Bur;ell ' linger. Susan Fowler. Gary [ Portland. Mrs. Orner Dailey. of weeks wtth her daughter, lara, David Stanley Staats. An- etla Gibbs, Kevin Fields. Rieh- l . · Teter. Thomas Oldaker, Sharon ! ' gela Sue Cunningham, Zack ard Dye, Raymond Scott Clarke,! MISs Jean Judr - Fourth 1Rollgen, Charlene Weaver, Ga-' Mr. and Mrs. .Lawrence [ Mr. and Mrs. Maywood were served Ill all ,present. She MeKnlght, Timothy Dale Smith. Linda Bumgarner, Mary Lou ,Grade- Brenda Cooke, DeniSe :ry Bumgarner, Christine Hofl- Theiss of indiana. viSited her lston called on Mr. and Mrs. is improving at her home. Kathy Foster, Pamila Carol Brabham, Lonnie Newell. Jo- 1Cunmngham, Ktmberly Ft~lds, man, Tony Grtmm, Patricia Gil- mother, Mrs. LouiSe Van Meter Simey Powell. -MI'a. May Jobnslon Williamson Cathy Ann Cur- seph Parsons, Brian Roger ·Rebec,ca GFryl, ThomRaands GGibbs, lispie. and daughter. Mrs. Louise Van Meter 1, Pame a 11 and, • Y rm· . . Mrs. Lehew and son, Larry, daughter, Nieki, Mr. and Mrs. stead, Carla Haggerty, Karen :llr. Dmgess - SIXth Grade- and daught.er, Elaine. went to Maywood Johnston went to see 11 Hart, Sharon Hart, Ricky Hes· Debra Aholm. Broce Adams, Mr and MI's Lester Slwck- Mr and Mrs Lawrence John· LUMBER an.d BUILDING SUPPLIES ~\ Bru~ Hus~'\ ~r;;{ Miehael Athey, Franklin Bailey,:: of ·Silverton. · w. Va., Sun- sto~ and family Monday evenK~eer.H ar~~ ;:· opa Ia Carolyn Barnette.Terry Lee 1day Larry stayed to visit his jing as it was Mrs. Joh1nstcm's : L~ng, er~~l L napp, Chau ~ Bird, Handy Clark, Jim Cun·, aunl. Mrs. Robert Morehead. birthday. lee eream and ayne, o Y ayne, ery ningham, Kathy Haley. Barbara 1::.:~;-~·:;;;:~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;.~:;;;;;i;o&...-;;;;;;;;;;;~~, LewiS, Danny Litchfield. R1ta Harmon, Randy Hart, Jane i t' N1cewander, Carol Randolph, Haymaker, Michael Howard, • A ed At New Haven IS nnounc Ridge Keno "oc•'ety Notes Soci..e.,. ty Notes 1 Gregory Roush, . Jane GOOD ASSORTMENT Ceiling Tile ~: PANELING _L•w_ _ $4.25 As Low AI---------- ·• Jones , 1 4x8 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. 773-5554 Arlene Bonnie .Jones, Johnnie 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 , Roush, MarkDavtd Roush, Bob- Beverly Knapp. Danny Marr, by Roush, R1ckey S1ders, M1ch-~ .lohn David Morgan, Millard . ael Stanley, Cheryl Thompson. Morris. Trwa Morris. Debra ! Harold Wmomgs . Norma Jean Paugh , Sharon Rickard. Cynth-' , Wnght, Robert Young, Rhonda Iia Roush, Jimmy Roush, Linda ' ONLY 1Ann R.oush, Pamela Petry , Jay Jean Roush, Brian Russell, Jan· I 130.00 Down - Balance en 1 Ridgway. et Sayre, Kandi sayre, Patricia ! Convenient Te1m1 MISs Karen Haynos - Fourth .Smith, Louis Thompson, Fred i Grade - Rttchle Allan B~rd , Weaver, Michael While. Daniel David Brabham, DJane Bum· Workman Anitra Wri"ton Mol garner, Patricia ~lark, Danny na Lisa Russell. ~ ' I Dewhurst. Carl Timothy Fall• · FURNITURE CO. I ra . .Johnny Ferguson. Patrida Mount McKinley in Alaska . MASON, W. VA. Lynn Fry, Danny Gardner, Ro- is the highesl mountam in the bert Goldsberry, Ronda :: 0G·~tood~· I U~n~it:ed~S~ta~te~s·. .__..................,...:·:;:;:::.;;;;;;;:=;:::;:;:=:=~==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;;;,~ mte. Robert Gilbert, Hayes. Jeffrey Haymaker, Di- 12C ••· : SHEET frequent ealls OD her sister, Mrs. Albert Goegleln at lbe Veterans Memorial H011pltal. Mr. and Mrs. WUI'am Roet and son. Billy, of CalumbQI, vlslled last week with bt!r mother, Mrs. Glenna Milhoan and Bernard, just returned lrom a visit through the west. PI 's'ted ere Kansas Cl· 1 aces " G wd C Yet ty, Mo., r~n anyokn, '_:, ~waton~ Nl~llon~ty~ • ;;" egos, ou er • ev., . • ~=ta"'t,, ~er, Col~i. : ; m, ngeles, Ca .' Wash., to v"lt Mr. Ro~e s IJro. !her, Harold and family, then thru Montana, Illinois and towns along the way. They traveled over 81100 mUes. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy. daughter, Jackie, of Columbus, eame Friday even!Dg to spend oome time with his mother, Mrs. Alicellod!onandhe:parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, and Billy. . · . MASON Herndon. Gloria . ·~ I .• I .. '·t' \ Armour StGI'. 'J SUJtlf• Premium, Yal Deeku• ) .. Hr••.. 111111'1 • Plan a picnic with a Smoked Bam from Kroger. Bologna a 49c ... 59c· PINt Mrs. Hazel Rose and her Ill<> ther, Mrs. Glenna Mllbnan, eal~ ed on Ml'!l. Burdette at MiddJe. port Wednesda). -Glenna S. Mlllloa1 Full Shank Half lb. Sausare ••••• ... 59e r----l Kmger Fresh Frozen I TURKEYS BOLQLY BUCKLED I .,................ ., I .....uy; ' BtoU lb. avg. •1111111 ........ I __ llriat .. IWo WioloMM a.... _,.. .... .............. x..... .,.,.. ., ____ J lb. ~ DOMINO SUGAR ,~ $]'09 10 •. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Large ANGEL FOOD CAKE by redeeming all the coupon• in this ad. Wond1r Brfllid Frozen "Veal Sale" Cube Steaks Shoulder Roast •. . •••. ... 49c Rib Chops . •••. •. ••• .. 79c Lo'mChops ............. 89c Round Steak Cutlet ... $1.19 Z-oz. 1teakl Kroger Cottage Cheese T•wtfll_....,. of K,...., 1.. Mil• lor • ,, School Dresses with evPry· PlAYHX BABY PANTS they're pretty, comfortable and easy care. SIZES 3-6X $2.98.$4.95 69c PANTS 89c PANTS 42c 54c $1..00 PANTS 60c SIZES 7-14 Only 47 Poira $4.95-$5.95 5o Hurry! k...., """' Hi-C Drinks ••••• 3 :: $1 Ice Milk •••.••• 2.:... 89c SAVE We -rve tlto rilltl to Umlt c.s. v.- A...,.lt ' 20c Reg. 79c RISE - - • - - - • • • 59c Reg. $1.19 SAL HEPATICA • • - - 93c Reg. sp9 Raid House & Garden Spray spt Reg. 69c TEK TOOTH BRUSH - - 38c Reg. s1.45 ABSORBINE JR. - - - - 99c Reg. 69c Green Mint Mouth Wash - 44c Reg. 98c PEPTO BISMOL - - - - 69c ON thing a girl and her mother want • . • ea. FOR VAI..UES ---" ..:._.., ..... ,............. ........ lt.... Corn •••••·.••••. 8 :;.• $1 Bread •.••••••. 2 _ 391' Avlllllalo quonHIIH. Pears -~:~ ••••• 3 :.~ $1 DIIIIOJ Whlo I A Dttlll Preserves •••••••. "; 39t l'lllsburr .. ___ ....... Tissue ······ft··· 5 1-Nil$ ,. 1 Flour __ 5 ~:~ 49r lilt IIIII I hM 1......., CHEER _. - O.• .... • !(- Fig Bars •.••••• 2 ;.. 49e Tomato Sauee ... 5':. 49c : regular boxe• I CGMed Kroger VItamin D Armour Treet I HOMO. MILK CANDY BARS- MINTS BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS OR CHEWING GUM BLENKO eSHORT SLEEVE SLIPOVERS _ $1.66 ENVELOPES We Welcome Your QOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON BEAUTIFUL Inspection. Reg. 15c Velue __; SO THAT OUR EMPLOYEES MAY ATTEND THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ' "AIR CONDITIONED" ·- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' 122 N. SECOND r ., ·, MIDDLEPORT, 0. I :t I -... \ 'AUJ.tBLEUtUPON I A I I 200 FREE I 1 1 with this coupon and l Vacron- Ware Javamate; or 1 Pitcher; or 1 Ice 1 Bucket; or 1 Covered Serving Bowl. 1 Umtt One P•r Family Ext>. 8/11/• ~----------------~ K.Jeenex Dinner Napkins ..• ::,· 27e Betty Crocker Biscuits ... 5 ::, 49t ... lOu. "-·Rat -·. Celery Heatta · · 25c .,. ·2sc ··- .. . . ·-':-~ ···---- - -·~~ ··- ·- ····. ·. . __ ·,,. ~. .•. ., -.... - - - .. - ... . _,_ Sara Lee Pound Cake . _. _. 79t Sara Lee Choc. Cake ••. ~ •• -~ ·!~ 1 Sugarine ......•..••.••.• , ;:. &3c ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- '· I Kotex Tampons _~~ ~ ~ . ~· $1J9 Ar-'4 . ~ ..... " .. .-....a.w~' • . ........ . __..............-~"' ................ .....~...............:..~~ :..."''"'; ;. bag Cflitt • Dow ..... Nectarines " " ,.. I 'l Nabisco Fig Newtons .•.•• :: 39c ' .' !lop. 8/11/11 ZestaCrackers ...•...•••• • e.-. Ttliilor Bibb Lettuce ' ~ 49c. FREE PARKING IN REAR a-._*. l ...... 1 - -- - ·- - - ----Blue Bonnet Margarine ~;~ ~ 31t 4 .... . ..,............ c......., Nestea -•••.•...••••••.•.. •::,- 79c PEACIES 9c c FREE 50 1 - - -- - - - - - .. ·----- '• .38 YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 MILL ST. Chllon can Fresh Fall Shipment Just Received Good Selection of Colors Twin Paclc 12-oz. Boudoir Bonnet_ GLASSWARE eV-NECK LONG SLEEVE SLIPOVERS $1.99 eCARDIGANS $1.99 & $2.77 REG. $1.98 R.....,.,..,, Aprtcot c.r.. e••• * l:tlp. I/11/M \ : EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS : 1 GIRLS .... K.S. a.awllct• f, Altohol •••••.•••• ~ 18c Coffee .... - ..... $1.8r.;) Caunlry 50 FREE k._. Puolillntlo lop. lilt/. 1 - , I I 10<1 Yorloly REG. Sc MILL ST. 2.~~. 49c ...... l.orfollllllt Orange Juice • 6 '"!.kz. $1 ~rs ·····-······... 49c lutolouo tltdort. I 40% DISCOUNT ~~-~~- jiOrllon l 550 EXTRA 1'0P VALUE STAMPS Butt Portion .::·:-: .... SSe Kroger Freala Sizes 41h-10 AA·B widths !~ Smolcid lhun . rilrlodlr...,.~- By Vogue ... A Symbol Of Value ED HAM ....... H_..'mrltllll George Louden, Debra Morris, · SCHOOLTIMB DRBSSBS thMbtr Redeem your eoupons from Page 18 of the Krorer Vaeron eoupon book. Hess, , GIRLS' , i l; ane ~ ·-~-. I CHEYENNE" LOAFER I $AVE ' Mr. and Mrs. La111'81Ci1 Farle, and children al Crown CitY. Mls. Clara MUboan bae made ""'~·~. -~ :.,.. .,. , t ~ •. . '- �, ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. . Ellis c·Ites Roots 0f stri.fe h!J •aoa and three cblldrell ol st.1 Mrs. Bolly McCoY Ia fOIII!nedland Steve at Tuppers Plal111 ODied the CoWie reunion . and were 1were accompanied bo1111 fiJ brother, Mr. WUUam McBride Petersburg, Fla. to Holzer Hospital. IWednelday. overnlgbt BUeaiJ o1 Mr. and the elder Quicks who . while is seriously w II Lockbourne Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Clark Mr. arid Mrs. Wll'd !olllll of Mrs. Oma Hysell spent a;Mrs. Gerald Cowie of ~·er there vllitecl with Mr·. IIlii Air Base hospital. and family oJ Cleves visited ~I Ellwood, City, Pe.• visited lite lew days In Coluiii~US with Mr. FaDs, Pa. Mrs. Thomas ,Quick, Mr. IIlii Mrs. Betty Darst and son. pareali, Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa mothot,·Mrs. B. S,M)Us for aev- WIUlam llyBell, Mr. and Mtl. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quick Mrs. Edward Chapman and Ed.,. CLEVELAND (UP!)_ A New York attorney told Jeffrey ol Mludleporl spent an Clark recenll) . ,era! daya recently. Gene Mills apd family, accom· and Leanne of Columbus visit· Idle Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lutheran women Tuesdal. that the church cannot re- evening with Mrs. Agnes Wbite . Visiting recenlly wllh Mr. and Mr. 1\117 Lee ol Alhens via- PB~"':;ed~by~ber;iiso;;ns~,i;iabi;ie~at;iitend-ii;iiedii;;.llteiii;&igraadp~~aren~ts.~T~he ~ Chapman and Shelley. • IDain apart from the civil rights problem confronting and lamlly. !Mrs. WUUs 'e•dlngbtiu and lied lite sister · In • law Mrs. i ' -· the nation. · ·Mrs. Ruth Cundlll Ia vlsillnll ikil were his molber• Mra. flo. A. 0. Lee. ' . 1 1 WUUam s. Ellis, tho first Ne- Lutheran Church Women, Ellla at the home of her son, Mr. sa Leadinghiun of South WeiJa. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm , aro member of the executive asked. ''How often do the sani· and Mrs. Glenn Cundiff Sr. and , ter and his slater Mrs. Goldie visited In Columbus several . council o1 the 'Lutheran Church- tation department In biB cities family tn Charleston. W. Va. Moore of l"ranklln Furnace. !days with their sons and lamles of America, blamed racial clean strotts in the Negro ,..,. She was taken lhere by her Craig Cottrill has been con- llies. I v•ole!K'I! on "ghettos, dlsenfran- tion. and where do the pa...t ,son. Mr. William C. Cundiff. fined to his home for aeverai l Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride Chisement, closed doors in cor· roads end in a southern city"' Mr. and Mrs. T. D. HUidore days after a fall In whiclt he iaccompanied by their guests, : porations. factories, universities He said the church womon"s have moved from Racine to the sustained a had cut below the iMr. and Mrs. Joe Wood ol Ox· ond churches and the lack of responsibility in civil rights be- former Herbert Stobart proper- knee which required twenty one nard, Calif., were supper guest , simple terms ot respect such gins with determining "what ty they recently purchased. stitches. 101 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley I •.•. 1nd the Spirited a, "Mr.' and 'Mrs.' "' you say in your churches. what I Visiting 'l'ilh Mr. and Mrs. - · · ··· --·- - - - ·- -·--I Uuring a symposium on SOC· you say in private. and what Arthur Sylvester and family re65COMET ial and cultural rights, held dur· you say in c"Omments w your cently were Mr. and Mrs. Dar· ....._......:..=.;:.: .• __ ... _ __. '' · -- 18, 1965 have received word that - - 0 COOL DRESSES ing==th:e:Tr:ie:nn::i•:':Co:n:v:en:ti,:on=oi~c~h~ildren~~ da~y~w~ day."- Brenda ana Paul Nollge of Mason, W. Va., visited an even· ing with Mrs. Agnes White and family . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood <Adalint: McBride) ol Oxnard, Cali!. are visiting with Mr and Mrs. Syracuse Society Notes rei Vrandenburg and children, Robbie an~ Sherry of Eau Claire. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Harden and children of No!olk. Va. spent a week with bis parents, Mr. and Mro. Morris Harden and Donnie and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l!omer Circle and By AID Lee Walklu Pearl McBride and Mrs. Ruth family of Racine. R. D.. and Mrs. Agnes White and son, Cundiff a.n~' other relatiVes. other relativetl. Mr. Harden is . James Robert accompanied by Mrs. V1rgli Teaford and w1th the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. "Marion Rizer and chUdren, April and Bruce, have Spending several days recent· On Dispjay At The Fair 0 0 For 2.95 oncl Ph"ll" I IPS s·ISIers StyIe Shop ' ' LY 3·1236 I' . SERVIC~ RADIO & T.V. w~ • ••• ••• W•th 12 washable blue cartridges. ~~r: Onward FITTED BINDER Onward FILLER PAPER Heavy blue canvas binder, . . a must Got ready for school with plenty of 8\oi x II in. white paper, priced for :;t 25cFillor 10.1- Full length, with col· ored erasers. . .... .. ..,,,_,,.,. "LooH ,,, ,""" lnc/UIIoo: ' lpiroiN.-.k • • . : LOOSE LEAF BINDERS • 100 : NYLONS ::57c Seomtess 15 denier micromesiJ, 4 lash· ion colors. 8 to 1L It's of pride and •onfidenceln the llawfeu hard mopfo and super& a mork ~. 'an•lruction of ev.ry piece of authentic Provincetowl furniture. s.. tile factory regillration feature. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT, '0. ••••7'• Roc-a.<!• Adjuslable, Modern brass. .... :s.•• •' ' . I' ' Rock Springs Society Notes Directed By Robert K. Hoeflich Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Floor eoverin~ for every kind o1 floor. Best patterns. Professional installation by ua, or do 11 yourself. CaU WY 2-2635 to) free e1ti· •• ••• • •• ••• TWILIGHT HARNESS RACING THURSDAY AT 5:00PM PONY and HORSE RUNNING RACING AT 2:30 PM ON THURSDAY mate. WALL-TQ..WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl €1Pen lnstallatlou 4-H Exhibits- Stock Show- Prizes Sattslaction • •• • Guaranteed • INGELS FURNITURE ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET AT _ _ l:~rlc CLOCK • 267 case. Antique white 299 No-wind. "• .3... ,.,.. GIVEAWAY Each Friday Night GoMrOI Electric CLOCK RADIO Rec. 2ilc cow lily prlllCII tablol.. ....... 11~ Rec. l.OO Wnster't Dldillll!y .. ..... .. 88c WHITE PASTE TJPIWrihr P.PER 29c ~'- Automatic "wake to musi_c" clock is self.starter, Antique white plastic. ]]c 1388 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT . EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 In Merchandise f 1 Certificates • • Rea. T9c 51 Tin. photo frame .......... .5Tc Rea.98c8110ln.photofraH!I .......... &7c Rl( 2 &9 ""ed 1 ~ kH 199 Unbreakable (ar • .350 sheets 8\'2xU 5.1 oz. Pastels . in . unruled paper, "~~~~~~~~~~~-;;;·~·~"" UDwr .. ......... , .. . Hanway• Underwear BOYS SHIRTS ....., •., Oltl•' Given Aw•y Thus: 1st, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH fii)A.Y NIGHT COTTON BLOUSES Friday Night Opening Asstd. prints, sol· ids.RoHup sleeves. 27 NEW CARS &TRUC,KS IN STOCK! ~·97c MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 ·P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturdoy Nights ........ BRIEFS !:3]c Acetate tricot, Blue denim. Sanforized$ ~eeves. ~ 53c r.t GIRLS' CANVAS SNEAKEIS •JI• .-FS ~ T·SHIITI ~,....,..._.., 5 · 2/I.DS 2/1.29 2/99c Z/I.DS BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES BOYS CANVAS SNEAKERS With arch cushion Insoles lor comforlf 11 to 2: 21-i to 6. ,..,.,... Holds hair neatly In placet Big 14 oz. aerosol can. Girls' white cetton, IIJGn panll111, 4·14... ........... 2/58c Sheer IPilk sari, auld. Cllors ................. 37c Nylan slrelcli hallblntl, wltltt, red, llllck ........... ..21c Girl$', Mlsus' slrlllli kMISGCQ ..............l.lc lo lie loJ$', 4-1attoullcks, IIISit lllltn ................ 1.11 T4tlllfS I ...d ·IIII·L·IL .... 'aUUL h_p.'U·I·IIII·l llp'"·I·M4. 11&.2/I.JI Ill. 111• .... 2/ 1.11 lii.I/ IJI ,,, Sizes 4-16. ' -~ HAIR SPRAY - BLUE JEANS Peter Pan colltrs, I Fine white cottQn. Shrink with fabric and workmanship guaranteed! ..,.. 3·6X shirts h•vt lhort .FRANKLIN We RMII~ RlehtTo Qv':l:.. PO~OY, OHIO " .. .' ~ --·r· · . . ,,.,._. . . . ___,. . .. ~· ·-· ,, .... ,;,.";;r.;:,;;;.,.,.....,...... -..... _ -·· · ·' ··-····-·--·-.. . .,. ._.._. . . . . . . . ....,.,....;- ~ -J~--"·"""'"""'-·-------------------.- ':J• i:f'iii•,.:'\,;:;,.;-•• ·' .;o~·~~~~~.....:..-..:...~-~ . LOW PRICES .(WHOLESALE) ~ ~ary. Merchandise aertlficates are redeemable at any participating merchanL ASREoa Y~UR FJIEI' TJCXETNOW. THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: t ~ .......~ ... ----.....-...J m~ "mo.., Comont ltock ~ 011 .......,.nr ~•-r Molropoliton Motwo ArnoW • - WY 2-3491 ' Hootlntl Plu. .lnt · _...,. Landllllltr . , . ' llhll11•r Aula C-nr ,. __ .., loh ... .._,.I to....tton ._,., Drtv.tn Pt,nclo Plllflot . , PHON& OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00. . ' ' r---~-------------------. ~ ,,.,.,'li·...,._ · ' ' p~ All participating merchanb will give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET with no ' .,i ~P· '· ~ --~· Pomeroy Merchants G0\.0 S1 f,t..R 7 Ac ,., Ret. 2.911Sstd. SChOll biJI .... .. ,. •,. 2.47 Ret. 1.59mllll.odle blndsn .... ..... 1.44 Rq. 1.59 jil1no hlnae blnd11 .......... 1.44 R~&- 1.00 2-rilll blndtr .............. .. 8Tc Rl(. 1.00 3-rina bind11 ... ..... ....... .llc lee. !l8c lndtllll notsbDok. .. ........ .8lc R~&- :tic thtmt, notsblok .......... , ~. 33c $600.00 GOLD STAR GIVE A WAY SlORI '. DESK LAifP . 500 SHEETS Sizes51o WHY WE DISPlAY THIS TAG ' HEATING . . '"" . 49 , Lui Dlcflou'y 1,000 in, cellophane in dispenser. •••••••••• : • C ,, 2.02 Value .... save 53c ]]c ·- AUGUST SALE .... savings at our once-a-year price! -::·ss"· ..,. ....."". 46c,.,. 30 WD PENCILS. StltA.., DURIN(a OUR /'1\~.~ : • ,';?I; ARMSTRONG'S •• •• • ,, ' UPERT INSTALLATION! • Medium and fine point giant refills, ~~~--~~~~~ SAVE20% . 29B •• ••• I '· Big Bend Talent Show Case of 1965 THURSDAY 8:15 P.M. ' DO IT; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Upholstery vinyl assures extra long wear! Metal!% • Rq, 2ilc 11 Crayolas .. .. .. .... .. .. , .. llc ln. rings, Asstd. colors. : • REGISTIR EVERY WIIK '•o o oo oo o o o o • • • • o o o o • • o o o •' FOR $Y6000U.OODO®N'LTD $TAR G!PE.IJWAY, HAVE TO BUY - - ----- •• • JOC I' I I o o I " •' ' N' I k,·~.:NM:,,, ' , ' ' ',' :. 300 SHEETS : : o • loft®; 94% rayon, 6% n1lon. Lovely pastels: Shllffer's PEN tor baCk·tO·Schoolers! Fine Onward quality to take loL c' .<ear and teart • NORTHERN-GROWN MAPLE••• OF HARDEST "•OWLIIIO Pill OUAUIY" •• IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ......... .. 72x90 in. size Beauty. •• f . ,..",.., ... ONLY FINEST SOLID, BLANKETS NAPRUGS •, AUGUST 17-21 LOOMCRES~ IC/nlferprten • MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ,'-', •"''~ '1. · c~ ·• LET INGELS •• •• • { Porno,., ' . .' • I PLAN TO AnEND THE .•.. :z-2255 108 I . Main St. l HURRY .. HURRY First Showing QELAND'S T.V. • SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING AT 9:00 ' Wo Ropolr All Mekoa & Models ATHENS, 0. •• •• ••• < . FUN FOR ALL--ALL WEEK LONG WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE MEIGS CO. FAIR! \ • j '' 85 N. Court up ,\ I ' .:::-. . ·.. ]2c .Fa ..".· ,,.:..'. ·. Meigs Count lr ~ Register For $600 Gold St.r Giv•Aw1y-Jult Sign Up, You .Don't Hove To Buy Anything WEAREVER PEN Transfers ' ~-n.w.~and~-. ~-~edw~~m-~~~~~Th~Mrs~·~!R~·~B~ . ~~~~~.,~~C~o~u~rt~S~t~·~~~~~~~~~~P~o~m~~~y~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~;=============~ va., Mr. Charles bourne, Fla. They came here were Mr. and Mrs. James Car- Hayes, Jr., of Pomeroy. and "'visit their mother and grand· Fredericka Schwarz, o1 Masoo, mother, Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, who w. Va., attended the c. B. Ra· has been confined to Veterans dio Jamboree recently held In Memorial Hospital and .later Nelsonville. They also visited Holzer hosp1tal m Galhpohs. the airport in Columbus. Visiting Mrs. Osa Uoggess Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mills and Sunday were her niece, Mr. children, WilHam, Susan, Mary and Mrs. Charles Tate and dau· Jane and Pilul. of MI. Gilead, ghter. Paula, of Kesselberry, and Miss Marilyn Mills of Co- Fla .. and Mrs. Webb ol Pt. lumbus were recent guests of Pleasant, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Washingwn. D. C. visited his and Mr. David Mills. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Mr. Marion Walters. husband Hubbard and other relatives of the late Mrs. Berie Jenkins, and friends . Washington, D. c.. is confined Robert Sylvester of lhe U. S. to a Washington hospital with Marine has returned w base a heart attack. ending a twenty day leave with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlhand son, D. J., were weekend ur Sylvester and Pam. He will visitors of his muther, Mrs. he at San Diego, Calif. ,where Fred Jenkins, and other rela· he will attend Sea School. libe.s. They were accompan- Sunday guests of Mr. and led home by his brother, Mike, Mrs. William Winebrenner and for a week's visit. family were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mrs. Rallph Badgley and Burdette and family ol Galli· Steve of Tuppers Plains were polis and Mrs. Mabel Winebrenrecent guests of Mrs. Oma Hy- lner, local. The birthday ot Mr. sell and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Winebrenner was observed. McBride. I Mrs. Agnea White spent MoaTMI and Mrs. David Padgett , day In Middleport with Gwennie and children, Charles, Kevin,1and Beulah White and their Roxanne, Roselle and Terri, of llltltl, Mr. and Mra. N. S. White San Diego, Calif .. spent part nl and J!'loronce Hannay of Akron. his leave with his sister and ~ Tho .•onded the B. F. San· brolher-in-taw, Mr. and Mra. 1 W1"P Mlnlonary Society picnic Earl Watkins and family , TMl 1held at the Middleport roadside David Padgett who is with the I park. U. S. Navy is on his way w Mra. Gall Jewell and child· Massachusetls where he will ren, Barbara, Gayla, Debbie, b• stationed. Gig, and 0\uckle, and Mr. Ted Mr. Robnle Phelps and Mrs.I Mills ol Beaver Falls, Pa. viaSharon Franklin and son of ited Mrs. Oma Winebrenner and East Liverpool spent a few Mrs. E. S mills and other ~ays at the Thomas Eynon . relatives. 111me. . ,. 1 _Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride Mrs. Myla Hudson VISited rei- 1 · · ttives and friends in Hartford j WASHINGTON IUPI) - Inrecently. terior ~cretary Stewart L. . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hend· Udall proposed Tuesday regula· flcka and daughter, Denise, of tiona to ban billboard adverli• )Iammond. Ind., visited his ing along thousands of miles of 1' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow htgbways which pass throngh 1 Hendricks and family. T h e y land owned by the Bureau flf >ronght D:ana, Woody and Sl!lr Land Managemenl. The proposmoe home from Milwaukee, al would affect millions of Nisc., where they had been acres, mostly in far western rtslltns with relatives lor a Istates. They are aimed at preew weeks. Iserving scenic beauty. • .... . By Tom RaJ) * Inc. Ray Riggs, BACK TO SCHOOL Mason, e r'65~ : AT SUMMER'S LOWEST PRICES------- Ball's Ramblings . Property C-'i 6 c T••· r. .. -lllr,f l~rirrt l ,_...,. Finer Shop u.~,.J I 1on- Sh" Store ,_, ...rk'o Pho-cy K&C JNOir't ltoro A-IIH Rodlol TV Nl!w·YIIk Ctolhlnt Houoo hfllltr , I Lohso On• · ••• Chi-·ftoConMoy ..... ...... Mo-ito'olhH Shop 11uo 6 ..., lutauronl Wthtw4JI l l h _..,. "i'lnlrtilo;. i. Sovlnts Co. . Go • - Jtlliiltf 11oro lon Fronklln Store lhwcm'l M1rktt - ...·.Siwo "-"''Motor Componr Korr & Yon'londt Motor Solu Hort"• $ohio Station DallY Vollor K,_r1 Tho F~lc $hap Gltmon•o luPIIty ..... ,. _. s,.., !tun Mllh Roll,..n<a.L.oundly Put•··Tho= """ Troct.r loo Eacotolor'OII ·Co. Downlt4roiS llmon'll'kii:-A-PIIr Shell ltoro • ~ t 1 ··f· • & .I A . uto P1rts Co. •. ......''. . ..• (unf. ... . , l_m, Sovlnt• I Loon Co, lilllio w ' r'u y W•r111r lerbtr 1 loouty Shop , . ~ollwr ~d· St•r .~~ion By The Pome19y Chamber !(!! CI'Mf"t &t.-1t ,......_ Sti~t.,. o.io.~ ,.,... ,. '"' fMI4£'M' ..' : . 'r' •• .· '· ·· ·" ' \ 'Yi, . �1\ f . ._,'It, ltntlntl, Pomtroy·Middleport, 0. Au&. ll, 19ti 1Winller- Krall!l n.e\. ~, ~. · -- ----- --SIIIIP 11>4!. Hlll-<ampenerto Muc'- Actt•o·n Ro"'kle... to ~ ·* Brl••• ~ :~ ·1 1 1 Wt~, ='·: ' :: ~: ~it~ Chvtl•nd : Loa Angles 1 50 .58, . . . . !18), Klippstein (II and Batley. 0. 'B Roll ll. 81 Blltirnore 16 51 .564 1 Milw•uket 61 tt "' I AiUifre, F"; ( M J1t Nutllieg Is the dried Clllc_ago 611 Sl .564 I ~ Froocisco 66 fl .>74 I 'Is ~~:,; ftr~~ ~ w:; IOIJva, MinD UU71 ttltl JlO of tht n~lmli lrH; mace Nitw York il 60 .sot II CinalllnaU . IIi> 52 .1111 J'h (BthJ Kll' ; Ith) Horton 21HIIl Mlnn 112 tf1 • .311 the mombrant'< which 11..411 AIIIIIN i:l 6ii .ff9 21\lo Pbllldelplua 64 55 .6311 o'h • •••me) 1 ' IDivHio CitY IMI'I'I t7lll JIIOithe ktrnelol frull, WashiniiOII 12 68 .433 2311. Plttsburah 62 60 .5011 I (:!fib, •• • • II08Iell 43 74 .lllll II St. loUis ~ 61 ,f87 II 'Is Kll- QL)' to 75 .148 31 CbiCIIO if II .461 'l'lldtl't RIHIII Houston fl 10 .412 Kansas CJ, I Clevllllltl 2, night New York It 13 .3113 33\<s BaltimoN I llcJIIAII I, night TI....J'I Results Ntw York I 1..411 o\....les I, CinciMIU I Cluc•go f night IIIII •'rltleiR'O 3 New York 2 <l!icago 7 Wuhlftllll I, Ill, lllllwllllkte f St. Louis I, night Y.ufll, Plump, Tender, I te t llu. lwillht Plttlburgh I Houston 6, JIICbt Cllicap I Walllllnlcll I, lind, Lot Anlflet f Philadelphia 2, lllgbt nlhl Dltrolt ' llmnudtt t, lllabl •:llillftdlt• l'rtlllble Pltcben • •...,.. pu• t& PHeliln Cincinnati al Chicago - Ma· MihneiOII II Dlltoll tJtllhU Ioney 13-61 vs. I t - 17·9). -kut 111..1 ¥1, MeJAko tiN), MIIWIUkH II 81. Louis lb. KaMal QIJ II CIIHlllld •1, tlllghtl - Cllnlncer (17-1) vo. 1111-nlght) - Tllllol ti0-71 tll4 Sim- 1..111. O'Do11011hue t•lll vt. McDow· Pltllburlh It HoUlton (nigh)) el liN I end 'ftul 1104), - V..le tIHJ .a. Nolt.ebart FINE FOR BAR-1-Q OR FRYING d!tt&p II WllltiniiOD tatabl ti-IOJ, -4'oten 17.. ) or Howlrd (HJ Pltllldtlpbll II Lot Anelel Turk"_ •· T••t•' •· vt. Orl&l tlt-11), (lllibt-luntlllla (ll-71 vs. Koulaoton II Blltlmort ldllbiJ- ltl (11-4). IAI!boll (7•lt) n. McN1U, Ntw York 11 1M PrllciscoTurk" _ •· T•rtr•• - •· (7..). Miller 11·11 n . Martcbal 08-i). Lot AnpiH 11 New York Thtll'llllt'• Cllmet (1111Ji&htJ - Chance ti-ll vs. Cincinnati at Chicago LIAN-TAiTY-FRISHLY GROUND 1.111 THAN POUND, llcllt, t'tl'll (11-1) , MilwllliiH IIIII. l..ouil TblnJar'• Qeall LOll Aaplol at illl FranciBco .~1 artu~n. 1 ua ua II, tll()tliit !ottr lllt>l· f and tile elL)'. nul thrte oo lltpt. lf 1111 .... 11011 out. Pttvtouil)' IIIII Classified the Southern Cal, Navy Northftillttll grldli'OD clalbtl here were .old oat ~~~~ Gelr North carolinl ldts still avalf· able. 69c Legs . 39c Thighs Wings FEUDING TRIBES MANILA (UPI) - Two pilt· 10111 nre kDled and severallli)ll!'td iD I blltll Tuesday ... lween the !ewlln; l!auam and Tbli18fatl tribes Iii the Bontoc111 MoontailtJJ 30 mlll!l north -- Line Seores Phllt. eGO 100 100- 2 I 0 Lot AnplH It 1101 111-4 10 I MaJor 1Aipt Herbert, Btklsohllll I'll, RoeIt llalltd 1'1'111 ... lhMI Ill buck (71 end Olrrlles. Osteen, NatiiMI iAal"t l'ln'IDOIIIi (II and ~boro, .clltcinnati 010 102 11211 - I I 0 Torborg (II. Winner - Osteen Chkago 101 010 C 10 I 111·11). Loter - Hert.! (i-ll. D"ldaon, McCool (7) , l!:lli• Amerteu Leqae (I) f'nletich, Edwards 18). (1st game EilaWtll'lll, MCDaniel 16), Aber· Chica&o 211 11011 111- f II I llllt 11110 101- I I 2 nalhJ tl) and lnll· WIDner- Wub. Detitlaan (J.I). ~ - lliJI. Bulbardl. Wllhtlm IT) lad wOI'Ib tlJ.IIJ, 8Ra - Roblalatl Romano, M1rt1D (7), Mt:Corlll12111111, WIJIIIIIII (lltb), Jolin- lck, Narum (C), Rldllk (1), BOll 12lrdJ. 8rlq11 (1), Duren 111 and ._.It •I- w - Btumll)'. WIIIDir - 8111hlrdl 1102 1111 101- • ll I (H. ~ - McCormick 1• 000 1101 011- I I 2 I). BR-Bmy (lth). Mil Sl. Loui• Lelllllter IH IIIII Oilfll'. (lnd llllll) Stallard, Dennll 17), Wooclt- Chlca10 101 1111 011- I II I s11trk •91 and McCarver. Loser Wash. 100 000 000-- I 7 3 Pizarro (H) and Martin. Stallara tB-6) . HR ' l . lft). XreuiHr 161, Klint Zlmm~r. Loser - 1~111. HRo - . '•· ' · ,uaton o.. RobiDson 11011 OlD i102- 6 15 (lith) , Pizarro (Ill). Carp1n (8), McBean (9) and PagliaronL Farrell, Gi•~ti 1 Los An&eles 000 000 IGO- I t ·l • Cuellar 16), Owens (9) and York 1150 000 01•- I t f Adlll!h. Winner - Law 1'-9). Newllllll, Brunet (%), Gall> Losli' - Ferrill (8-11 . (6), Sullll 17) IIIG RodJ· Clelldeoon (12th, Staw 17th). Jean (1). DowniD!I <1.11) Boward. IMir - New111-1). 1111-Repat (till). ~1w . GROUND BEEF '~a 49c COIUIII'"o"" ~ ..... ';.. CAP'N JOHN - PROZIN Cod Portions _ 2 :..99c PROZIN -COO KID Fried Scallops - • .,_ '::. w:',.....,.':"':"'- - M 1 ....... p ~~~. .. ~_.. ·~~~ -· ... ... tl!ot ~I aoaB ...mJ" ~~·.~.~... .,.HT . , PHONE WY 2-2156 -- SALEI . SAVEl No Federal Excise Tax YOU'U liE TIE GITS ... 39c APPLE PIE Bread lultttflllllk - 5 S0:... 99c box .' ANN PAGE c AttN PMI , lb. ... EGG NOODLES Broad IOcOff 19c 1-lb. Medium pkg. ""... .......... . _ ...... ......... "' .. . ...... 1. .... p.w . . ... • - •IIDII'f .. . ..,. . . . p .U.P IRAND-(ONCENTRATID - With She Pu,.h_ ol Cantaloupes ~r 89c Hontydews ..th 69c PINI POR lfVPPINO,... t.AitOI tiNDIR - 0111111 - LIAP 011 $1.00 or More • I , .. .t ltenu lnmpted 117 ww Elpjreo A111. 21, ltiCill .. 29c Blaettna.rs ,.....,...,, Ohio ~ 3346 8 10 lfc i965 ZIG ZA-G . -~. • sewmg macn· Apartment ll'lth balh Jne. This 1! salesman's demPomeroy. PhoM WY-H319 onslrator. Regularly oold 1 7"':.:.1~.1fc $99.95. Will se ll ror $48.88 or -"-;;;=;::-:;:---__:_ '"'ISHED 3 room apart- t5 per month . F ree home me t with bath. Phone WY z. demo. Call WY U555. 54 8 8 lie I 17 61c OED 4 room. balb SEWING machines, repair seruiiH room. Diet Jard. vice, Ill makes. WY 2-228t Lane LincoiD Heights Pb. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. WY 4. 8 tic Authroized SIDger and Service. 3 29 tfe LOT8 - ll'el ONE ONCII water. Bmnl'l Ttatl walk~n refrigerator, wooden (Stall Approved) . buBhel boxes, all iD good t:OOOhio, Pbooe WYi dilion. Call 91J5.320I, Mto. H. l II Uc G•. Websler, Long llollom, THltEE a lour mn'IIIUrnl~ . - OhiO. 8 _12 _ ate . I OOM ~·­ '"The Departmeftt Store of lulldin& Since 1115" Plion11 WY 2419J- WY W67f ~ . . 3-9c. :"~6-·9-.c "'~lar Our a«. jtr , · ...,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,========"""""""""""""""""",'1 s I s "Ior R I . I 18 tic M:::~~1o:OOOO. 2 s t 0 r yi 0 0 31 ' ---- - e e a'leS.ID secIUSIOD • Aft J er ourney · Ollnt 52-ot. cen ANN PAGE-PURl IIi• ltr WOODBURY SOAP IUY4 cn2 fREE 6 CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) _ U.S. cosmic twins Gordon Cooper and Charles (Pete) Conrnd today were "lit, ready and rarin' to go" on the eve of their record-seeking space vayage aboard Gemini-5. "'·sj """ on director E. E. Christensen SJ'gna lied a ' 'Jo" for a bl•sl-<>ff attempt Thureday. Space agency olficials said they had round no problems With a tuel cell syst em deSigned to provide power for Ihe vova~e bill, on the basis ol computer informal ion in<ilc•lmg trouble ;:ki~~ible. MARK IV t-3131__ !!l~ I s,thetroo~ I tl~ ~ass.g ou~side ,.... 11 1 If< I per lb., gold- en seal $1.85, wild ginger 65c. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. . 8 12 l2tc FUIIJ'IISIIED f room and bath -·•ern. !"' Floo part • """' "' r a men" 16 CIUCKENS, 2 TV ll!be test· Wddleporl can WY 2-3874. ers, 1 TV bolt meter. Mar.\ I 1 lfo vin Stoue, two miles out of ... lhe cabin w1th a nashhght. Manry oaid his voyage was the lullillment ol. 1 boyhood droam. "I 't lry' 1 1 t ~asn . mg o per orm I . aunt. ' be l&td "It was some!bing J lell 1 h~ to do " · CARRIERS NEEDED . WHI Moin St. I Pomeroy Lnor & uPP.,. Monkl'f Run - - ---- ~ brake~, lS • ali'd 4 ROOM rumi!Uieo. apart. Rutland o• Harrisonville Rd. ne R••na WANTED! Waltreos, neat aiollla. Rowley lo Reed Bard - - - - _ ___ 8 _12 ~ W•ltl 8lllldaN II I r•ct Wr~te: The Daily Sentinel ---~-~_!IC 1 lt49 Bli '1% modQI Harley DaY. s 1 hn _!ox ~ "A" I 17 3tc i rOOIDI. m 1 I~son motorcycle, In lair t:OO- Ill& • 1'10111, ride ad ,... u. s. Clwll lontoo ,..,.,. · -Bvclmore St. WY :1-5212 I diUon, $150 cash. Also mare r . - a..D- .c-., t;••-..:,uo - ·-.. ,... u• r-.. 3tJic pony with colt and due oo- · ad 1111i1ipn.b111J ,.• ol -""':-u;;._~ 7 ::==L=n==--_: ____ __ other coli In Sprin• Phone ' ..... ,., oolll _..._ - 811 ,-uii.NISHED tparlmenl ' •· -... •• " ,... ....._ roollll and prtvatt blth. Jn. ~8 ~· 8 12 . 6Jc ~~~ H*t lltltln ":.::::~ quJnl Ohio Hotel. 7 IS ttc 11115 ~NDA 250 Scramblf. ConI. Mlbl 8lreet, ...,._., Ia , 0101 NICE 2 'bedroo houBe b lh, taet Walker, Heplloct , . _ ft aa - -· • :'bJ: •• balemeal aiJd : .. ~ aAI- Grove after i p. m. WY 2' 8 lk WAJTRESSES, ear hll!ll, arffi lie for atorage. Call !1- rm, llllore, WY z.t89f. leal ·Estate For Sill and kitchen worker•. Ap1014. . ' I U , lie I_!!~ , ply In pe!'IOII at CroW'I Sltak - - - . WA~ · 1cJr steam !rona 25c ~ 01 l'omnJ t IIDett House. I IS FURNISHED apartment f ""''' IIOIDII 1111 fllnnllr N ----lncreue outdoor fun. Add a patio or 1 barbecue. 1'001111 and private bath 00 . - - ·· llrinl O'WII COillainm. ffiJnt:dr.:, 111'111111 TRUCK DRIVERS Slilon'o ~ or WY ~2571 Roller'• Store. 8 5 3tltc 1 ~ ltome,,l .a,.brl$, Experience Helpful, but not Call us tod1y. Fast Delivery. Low in cost. Get a . 1 M tfe MOBILE 8131, •1100. G-r·e·a t ~li bllb, necessary, Earu over $3 free estimate. -'"""' · , ... -·~--,---- ·-- Lakes, 19 1 ~. #00(1. M. A. · . ' . _ ol lfOIIIIt1, hour after !lborl training ~'-t« I Hall, ReedsviUe, Oblo. ~:~~ ~' ~= experl~ driven, Wrilt '?IIANCHS'f\'Ll!l; ~'lfS)orA- 1 . ' . . ,: 1 !tile Dlhklleull"•• WYer-, NatiOf\~Wlde Semi ~ . n ·,. • ....:.,. liltb 'l'WO ,_'!,,...i• II " ' ;,-...L . . • ..... ,.. aft. DlviiiiOIIl tare. . ,. eiPI1 ... 1 ·ttoo"'<·~:. ·hea' .-~~ •ID&. ··:.. room a:.• II: ID. i ' '' ." ~ ~e TranspliKatlilll Dul~illne. . ~ WY 2·5214 ..3~ p~ . ~~ ~~~ let. -~=:!{'lilt, JllclDe. 00 Elst POurtb SINe!, Clncio-11 MIDDLIPOAT, 0. t:'~~iif~;(. \ ·~lt' r li' .,.,., _. · · ' ,: 1·. 11. ... ,· , l!lf... 'Wl IIIIU, .OIIlo, or pbime au-4!;7ll, .PAGE ST. 1"1 .· .• ,.• , ,~"'1" 1 ' """ • -~· .H '~/'!' , M 110ut'1ilrllce. ' ~~-·' ~ . ,' "' :C-1-f: ''", ~illf. .-,"~~MJ:.,r.~, ,..~...~·-:~<,_·,.\ .. ,w'p.!~~· ,,j;'rr,of 1, '"~~~~=~~~~~~"'!""~~-------' ·.rrr -. 1·,~. • .it·--~·...... ·•-·•. -,.- · ··- _. -.-~ ll'iti. , i"' ._•• lfi ..:."t = . -:.,J:.-...:,ar::;.., f:::.. - •r J~ wY _for. 1 ~-··' FOR PATIOS = .... pr.... Goeg'l . dy Mrxe. Co. ,Rea '· · ,,. ' '' "1l ' , .- '·1' I . f J, . .i , - :r ' ' ' ; ,• I • • ~:i,:~..l'1l!>' ,. " . . ;;,1!'"'<~~---~ :;(~:~~):.:ijl:~w:w;;~ ~:·.;l~ they were A BARREL OF GAS ,. " ~ = ... ... m Ill "'"' 1111 <( <( "'Cl ...0 <( -I Ill "'"'~ <( "' ~ o"' _, cLEAR THELOT sA LE! ::1 ~ <C ,. . = ... ;Jill m 0 -. 1111 11 Cl A Barrel Of Gas Free With Th1 )o Purchase Of Any Car $200 or More"' "' --nKiD;-;iii;-;--;:;w;:::-:=:-:~::":'::--1 ~ EVERY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE l!; ___________;,..:.,:~:.:.,::,_ )o WHOL _, J: ESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT = Mf I i:: , eropo ,·tan Motors 111 ;111 <( Ill <( 0 ., e! 1964 R :; " One -ner, like now, S.. it. . . .. 1 "' 1962 Rombllf' (61 2 0 lecol ownor. At nice _, 111 1961 'ord VI Golulo 2 Door Hardtop, : Full power, If's shorp · · ·· <( 1940 Rambler Ambauador Ito. Wogoo. 1111 Full power. Ws cloao ond oolld. ... Ono local owner. SOlD ~ ~ ,... NOW"' WAS Cu~~;,';!•;~~~5~a~•~'y!~~~· . , 1295 $995=;Jill $1195 Ill $1491 ~ 1959 Chovrolot Bel Air 4 Dr. Hordlop Gr..n ond wh;to. Cllln like now. $991 f7K"' 1959 R1mbl!f:r 2 Door Station Wagon. ,. . . -i. $5951 Just ovtrhtuiM in fine sha.,.. . . $791 ' u. 1959 lhmb,.r, 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H, ovtrclrln, 0 compl1tely ovtrh•uled, eh.,.p tremporf•tlon . . . . . . . $795 $595: l:: 1959 Plymouth, 4 dr. V-1 euto., cl11n cor $795 $595: m ~ 1951 Chovrolat, 2 dr. outo. R&H. Nice and d p.n C8 $495 ... . .. .. . . .. . $695 ~ MAKE US AN OFFERI ~ " "' 0 ~ • ,. $995" _. .' $1695,. $2095 $1295 O lusi1Mt1 District Cell the DAily Sentinel Ready to usee •• aln ~ Pomeroy Wy-2·2156 Tbe llerJ llfkfl •• ld 10 a.m. EM' '1111n117· 'l'bey . ' plamed to return lo I landq 1D the Atlaolic Ocelli W.c utes before 10 La IDT Alli27. - - -- - - - - - - A BARREL OF GAS ~· as w~shed CAR Washed lnd Yacuumed. · want any Ius• _ 1 would have Wilaon'o car wash, 550 Page I lO l21G been emharrasS<d... I When tho story le•ked oot St.. Middleport WY·U/1&. Ji'OR SALE OpeD lrom e a.m. to 9 p.m. b ___-; 1 room1. frame hill editor termed th . ' eevn dayl a week 7-31-30tc ouso, """' lurnace, hot ond e voyage , cold runniog water I~ acre• paid aasignment and sent NEIGLER BUILDING Su I ' . . PP Y ground. lo2000.00. Third boose Insurance Racine, Plastic waD tilt 14e on Yorost Run Road. I 1 18 perb oqbulld. fl !oral bathr~, lie PHC1'0 Copyl•• Semce ,.~ ouse en ummum ,.,.. -~..lng, ldtchen e~biDeta meoaur- FOR SAL~, ~yracuse, f rooms lea mdo o1. legll papera. ed to eize ol lriteben and balh, :13 1-3 acres, rree 1 blrtll records and almoat any ;, Yl lie gas. aty ater. • .00. WY · other doeumenll. 2-3271. · 8 18 61c llemer blsar._, PtlllftOJ Auto Sales - -- · · 1' I f tic FOR SALE - 81 acrPI !arm • dr. Celebrity super 811 Ohls- I room house, basement: Wanted To Buy mobllt, 10011 tires, eD ..w barn and oolbuildings, local- 1ANTIQUE Furniture dishe1 radio, power ed 12 mlle11 from Pomeroy,/ miscellaneous. Cali or write: power lleerbtg, bydromalle Ohio. On. milo off Itt at Mra. Howlll'll Cecil, 1110 w. transllllss!OD, new springs. Langsville. Prire MaiD St., Pomeroy. One el tbt cleanest lart In Harry Edards. RuUand, 1 u tie Pomeroy. Call Walter CI'IJt!&o HOUSE lor sale In er~ WY J.3230. _Actull lillie- 6la undry rooms, •torage room, ag tS,OOO. PriCI ~-00· room, water uoder ll I 2 lie pressure. Two ci•terns 1961 FoRD G lule 1 -d--d ' shift 4 door a li..!t an adir boildings, garage, one &l'fe tim.' •-· Od' ee>:ll ceMallleyco,n..,; ground. S. D. Buokirk, """ '""' dleport, Rt. I. 8 18 4tp BHCh Street, Middleport, Ohio, er •A W1f J.ltll Help Wanted · 1 31c _ _ _.:,__.....:__:..:_ _ !ale~~ PIP~-lBdden, brake~~, ~ GIN SENG $23.25 tel IIIli , aalarlllllled ..L . ••• CHARCOAL BRIQUETS INSTANT TIA ..... ..... _.... 1 f'OMEIIOY, 01110 ...... • - ~- HOUSE TRAILER, 'fillage of 1 Middleport. Two bedroorna, .available Immediately. Phone ~y 2·2186, WY 2-3600 or Wy . ...,._ lfy U434 ' 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. P RESH PROZIN PEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. with Ill c:ola. Ulltt A6P'I Orange Juice • • .2. ::~69c Grape Jelly •••• 1 •uti Cll • s;;R f II lldl 1'11111 " .... .. 1110011 fr-. IOLDIN .WilT- JUMIO Pineapple .... •• HOUSE PAINT a--T• Acrylc &!IIIIi Pomeroy Motor Co. BlaeHnar's PoiDt AlfN PAOI t•OUND tiK't ' . $1099 --------..JI ti I 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9-PIII. _ .,... 111~:"M.a.Arno:ee:~:: U.S. No.1 Size AWhite WHITI HOUSI 1962 Pontiac Conv. Cpe. . $1695 Local owned, red vinyl interior trim, automatic trans. power ~. te.erifli . and brake•. black toJ, in eood eonditlon: ~~a-aNe Sugtr NHCIICI LIHY-ILICID-CRutHID Oil CHU NKI -·-- _ Gnle~lq 1-111. LEMONADE Nt ......... 10c - Blaclt !ml8b, 4-opeed tr•m.. 110 en(ine rei vinyl bucket seats, radto, heater, •ood whl' t-all ti' reo. ' • ~ 0 Cleared for Record Try Now $1599 Red finish , goO<I tlrea, radio, beater, atandard U'ant. I • lllliCHID - lt.lc:ID CHIPS LeHuce 1963 CorYair Monza Cpe. Market R..11lar 49ti POTATO Pepptn ·-.! 29c OIIAUTT .usED FREEZER SAL& Mrs. Hoamer RoBBh, Mlaer•. 11 cu. fl. Wllaon Zor<1 . 'fllle, Obio. I l8 3tp aJf:KLEB IEALTY Upr 1g hi Freezer - - .. uo CLARINET. Gond -coiiiiilion $65_. POMEROY - One story lrame · sH 2~5716. 12 cu. ft. GE Upright 8 18 tfc 8 rooms, bath, gas rurr&ace ! Freezer, used 4 yrs. _ $125 . 8u . a -;---heating, out or high water. : e.•-• "'-I'YICIII •«00.00. POMEROl POMEROY - 2 story lr•me, --Jack W CorMy DON''f PUMP""' lluggl!b 11p- & large rooms, bath, full 1 Ph.~~aa:;lll II• tank. · Get Kleao-Em-~11 basement, front and back r eeptlc tanlr cleuer. Land- porches, gas fired hot water · mark Farm Bureau. heating. Owner will assist In ' r:. Motor Co. Whir.. f•m•h, Urea show tittle wear. l'adio and heoter. -'t• Simon's JANE PARKER FRIIH IAKID ...rt .... - Of' Q 4 3 TREESWEET-FROZEN 19c i --------- .Pomerov 2 SIGNS POsmoNS ::;:e, ~~:':'he~th, bat~· FALMOUTH, England (UPI) Iry 's family to England to clothing Party Plan Demon- WY 2-2792 or WY 2-91161. 1e -Stllo sa1lor Robert Manry re- him • • strator. Cbance for ad8 17 tic block garage, 3 lots. Nice !axed with his lamily tO<Iay in . . A~TO Vl<w ol mer. $8500.00. a hotel overlookin the vast Mrs. Manry bad some anxious vancemenl Fresli Silks, IDe ONE Silv.; f'igeo;;---- motor ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ocean he ronquer<~d in his lmy moments when clouds_ and log For. Information. write or scooter, 61 mO<Iel, 3000 miles. _ WY WY 2-3!13t sailboat Tinkerbelle. . hid the cocklesheH sailboat lor call. Eleanor J. Donglaa, Rt. Like new. 5>,000 BTU circu·FOR SALE: Hartinger Bldg- R r hed b b hi several doys dunng the last 3, Coolville, Obio, Pbone: 1 1b t One 20 000 Che te ~ a mg gas ea er. , . ·• e res y a 1ong, ot bat week ol the vo a e 8 r • BTU gas heater. Charles fD N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. and a still drink Manry slept ,. Yg · "·•& Serv1'ce Present 1 ' ncom $960 oo · . ' . I It mally was s1ghted Monday.' 7 _1_5 ,..30tp..:. Eblin, Jr., 313 Condor St., _..,. e, . per ' late. H1s w1fe, V1rgmia, and Jo· year. Price $10,500.00. leal poli.:e shielded him lrom l 50 mlles oil the coast , but 11 IUTOMOBJLI!: llllilriiDCe Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2·342'1. . e Fill Almost "very Car THREE bedroom house on 1 h d eels r to . took another 36 hours to reach CIUICeUedT '.oat yOur opera8 17 31c ~ n.. un r o 8r1 1ons anx1ous the ha bo oultemut. Pomeroy. Ho t • shake hands with the man who r r. lor's Ucen11? CaD WY z.ate. 1956 FORD, Vict~ria . Hardtop, eTransferable Wben water heal, $11,000.00. ! sailed alone across the Atlantic Manry sported • handlebar ;;;;==-=----:--:~--=·~IS:U• _, standard transmission. Good You Trade Cars FOUR bedroom house on ' 'fhe "m"year-o •• ld Cleve1and. ' moustache-he shaved off his B . . 'JELEN'S Beauty Shop School motor and tires. $175._00. Also, •Guaranteed 24 mQDtlu ut,ler?ul, Pomeroy. $1,500. Plain Dealer copy edilor will be • oeard for • reumon with his Days Special August 11 thru lor sale: 17 mch Adm~ral , te~ . or 24,000 mlles 0 Brren • Crow Really leted at an ollicial welcm~e b I wile at •e• two days ago. 28th. $11.50 Permanenls $6.00 evislon table mO<Iel with eMost Popular Unit CaD WY z.:rno or WY !-3589 the city Thursday. y He told a pr•ss ~onlerence Open 9 to 5. Evenings by ap- stand. $40.00. Call SH 2-4622 8 17 6tc . aboul g1anl waves wh1cb knockpointmenl. Operators, Helen or contact Keith Kennedy, In th U SA - - ~ --- --. HIS only other plans were to eel him overboard and halluci· e · · • F~ SALE - I room and batb arrange lor shipment or the 13<\ nations brought on by pep pills Brlckles and Sandy Bennett. Rt. I, Rutland. 8 18 3tp $ use! w1th 10~ acres, barn, foot Tinkerhelle to the UniiA!d The -•t art or his u·i · 8-16-ltc AKC registered Pekingese puP:, .00 IM!allad IUthulldmgs, Pomeroy, Rt 3, States, rest up after his voyage said was '~wheo lhe ruPII , < ier. pies. Mrs. W. W. Call, 732 Rose Hill, Con be seen by and relurn to Cleveland in Lime ' · Sycamore St., Middleport. appointment only Call WY l- r k broke and I dnlled around :zng • or wor on Aug. 29. WY 2-5575. 8 I? 12tc 1Atlantic for a lew days." 12 CANNING tomatoes lor sale, - - ·-~ - - -- ~ tic , City olficials and about 20,000 ' •Another excitin moment $!.50 picked. $l.OO in the FOR SALE .- 6 room bouse vac.alioners cheered when h• l r•me when 1 overlield. Vincent Broderick, Pomeroy, 0. <omplete w1th lurmture, hath, armed here Tuesday at the boa d . 1. h . In Rutla d C II SH • "15 nd . . ' r Sll lmes .. . I e waves Roc k Sprmg•. 8 17 3tc n · .a v~ · e . ?r his 3,2tlfl.mile voyage. I bit Tinkerbelle broadside and MONTGOMERY Ward -Mo-ped \J:t CONDITIONING Refrl er- -- - - 8-16-3tc His IITsl act was to kneel and . Upped her over. Part ol the In good condition with new alion '""Ice. Jock's 7 ROOMS , 2 story house eel· kl8" the . ground . Then he l time I had a lifeline , but on STORE HOURS: motor. Will sell for $125.00 eration, New Haven, Pbone lor, garage, eoal house, wash hugged h iS Wife and kissed ! olher occasions I just had or consider trade ror live· TU Z-353'1 • I lie house, ellra buddmg, exira their children, Robm, 13, and I grab oomething and pull mysell Daily 9;00 to 7:00 stock. call 667-3866, Coo I· . lo~ near schools and church· Do•glas, II. back on board " Fri. & Sat. 9 to 9 ville. a 11 3tp AU8TIONEBR os. Pearl Hysell, Rutland, Tinkerbelle-lhe smallesl boat · - - - - - --- ~ E:omplele Servtet Ohio. 3 17 6tp ever to make the west-east AI- He '"id his lood supplies and ANNOUNCING THE opening ol !STERO • Radio Combination. Crill Bradlord ---- - !antic voyage-w•s !liken under fresh water held out well and C& Trailer Sales at 313 Beautllul walnut conoole. Has Write, Pnmo or Conta,. FRICK's Saw MiD and Cap tow at the harbor enironce be· I he "managed to sleep Lincoln St, Mlddleorl, Ohio. AM & FM radio and four A. C. BIUDPOBD Wedge Machine, together or cause ofhci•l• reared it might every night ." Phone WY 2-2838 or sloo by speed changer. Four speaker Racllle, Oblo separate: Mrs. z. B. Chap- be swamped by . the llolilla or I Manry look "keep . awake" 1 to see the latest. Hilltop I sound system. This is a 1965 I I tie man, KmgsbiD'Y Rd. Harris smoll boats wa111ng to greet pills whtle crossmg maJor sh1p- 1 Camping Trailers. model. Used only 4 months. · sonville. s l7 31c Manry. i ping lin... : 8 l8 31c Full balance due . $104.26 or l.art IIIII FoR SA!,E· acre -- - On the walerlront while " They began to mako me ! 10 6 --lo-,-,-a-n-:d-Fou-:..nd--- '1.50 per week. Try it in MlDelnllle, «** houso ben lhousands pressed around Man. 1have hallucinations. AI one ! your borne. Call WY ~End Joar.....,. lroablet buildi~go. Jciftl~oRd ~r: ry 10 Olltch his words, police pomlllooked lor a landiog in I BOY'S RED and black AMF I I 17 lie we blve 111 ollel rlsonvllle Ohio Mrs ·Z 8 look charge or the bo•t to pro- the middle of the ocean," he Roadmaster bicycle missing Sewer Jl"tblChapman: , 8 i7 3t , teet it from souvenir . hunters. I •••d from yard at 448 Second. st, Balla - . p . Several people grabbed barna-! "Another lime, I imagined Middleport Liberal reward .60 Ford $595 Coil WY Z.II'Jt 11aJ 8 Nilhl LOT FOR _SALE: Excellent cles rrom lhe boat's side and lellow had my son in my boat lor return. WY 2-3663. 8-17-3tc "300" f Dr. Sedan. V8. Ali· 7 :11 tie ~lding aile - 3'4 aeres oa peddled them to the crowd lor i and he was going to kill him." - -- - tomatle shift. Original !io· BEATING l'lmll....., Per P ule 33, I mlles from 35 cents apiece. be said. "My oon and the fellow =c-:-==:-o for Rent Ish. ' . _ 11 omeroy. Good well. Call WY Manry·o voya e be an June I were in the cabin and I 8 17 PRIVATE Tiwi.ER LOT with 62 Pontiac _ $1'595 UIB7• in Falmouth, Only his and couldn't get ln." he . cement patio. caD WY 2·2936 C<itolina f Dr. Sedan. One _,., f11oH WY z.ua Ji'OR SALE· Fann I family knew ol his plans - he said. or 790 Maple st. I 17 3tp I local owner. Hylramatlo..Fin· 7 ':11 tit bouse, bath. •121 =~ didn't even tell eolleagueo on Eventually he got 110 "?"led - - .. ----! ish like new. Phone SH :l-il35 · the newapaper because " I didn't that he mspecled the inaido ol . ?II LEt T M lllll • • WELCHADE 1111 Off 1 ;';7.;===:-::--- TASTY-ItiPRIIHINO PEPPER - - - -- -- - - AIR CONDITIONING Scallop Dinner _ .... 59c ~JBLACK A SIEGLER automatic ___ gas heater, 85,000 BTU's. Like Real Estate For Sale new. Also 32 gal. electric bot [ water tank. Ph. m 2-W/3, I 17 3tc • " " " ~MITCHELL AIR - Conditi·.-oner-. i U ~,... 'f FREEZER $179 Plu1 FREE Ice Cream -------------=---- Astronauts apple~~. I 17 6tc f rOOIIlJ end - -for APARTMENT, avaDable bath. Utilities lurnished. Call ILICID CALIPORNIA- JUMIO PEAaiES. pic :,ldn,-l-.... -,;.......,...,, Red Fr~Jt, Red Haven, Sua Haven: olhen 1o loUow: alao Opell Daily and Sunday, Wells Orchard, Wil.keaYille. 7 1J lie SWEET CORN and hall· runner beans. SH Z-6716. 8 18 Sre House lWE GLADLY loan a Blue Lu• condl· Ire Carpet Sbampooer with • purchase of Blue )I ~ Lustre arns, Rt. 681 , 3 miles from1 Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Reedaville, Ohio. 8 I 12tc Mlddleporl, Ohio. Notice IUP ....IOHT .... r.~.. ss· • laturtl•' PICKLI PIMENTO MAYONNAISE ... ..._ ., . - a., ,.,• .,..., u ,.,. -C.4flr!" 01' ·" M-1.-..,K~ ,.. "' .t. oanrto~tt.a!.~ ..,. "'" lmum ••ile.b orh• :t&Odii.IOBIIII uu~U~ ....nl , , CAP'N JOHN- PROIIN SAVEl SAVEl SAVE f FOR SALE 15 Cu. Ft. Chest ·~-~b~~ IOLOGNA-OLIVI-LIVER OR .,.00 3 . "' ,.. ,..., ..,_ ltiCETFOI •. 99c - :,,.::'.:..._-...,:: ~ ::::'"".;.--:=a::"-.,."::,..'r.'; ..,. ma . . -.uwt , .,_ ;-::----=--•-.. - LUNCH MEATS ~OHM --·- no - lim. When 11 11 1wollen by rains, TASTY COLD CUTS SEAFOOD VALUES CAP'N - PIOIIN Perch Fillets __ ::39c :,:::..,"': ... 10 · - · .-..- - BEEF RIB ROAST•b. 99c ICONOMICAL- NUTIICIOUS FOR SALE .-.,.,...., lt could be D-oN:IIelor many I!OtJ'I1I BllND :Ind. IUPIJ- eurront of Ute AmiiZOII Rivet thl l'Gilltlfl U!IJ Sunday Ill 'nle NOll, • Nolrl 1111111 !lows at a rate of about threl Colilllllllll. hOlM wllll M1ehJ&ID 811tt llllles 1ft bout, IHORY RIIS, Itt. l9c IUPI• .atOHT QUAI.ITY-TENDIR JUICY o, Aug.l8, 11161-11 :----For-.,.Sele..,--- 11 - :=;., ~::::""'-..:Jr•,. 55 r 8 Ft. Great Lake """'~"b,.. TraDer. 1a very good 49c SSe a Daily Sentlnel!!_t~meroy:_Mit!_d!eport, WANT AD INFORMAnON c Breasts '• • Mit- Ll. . t ..Hi'l IMIIII; IIIli II f7t .ft Ill ..... f:! __ By l!llllf IIIII!IIIIIIN l\lllme Uet. w• l44 113 tva .:!till " "'" oJee '0 . (ltb, IAc'hllllana tl\lll, llruwa Nlllilll . ,Otten,. 11u1 :; IICIIlli 11 W .lllll . l6lh . ! Q, Aj It, .8, Pft. . Horton, !lei lUi 1'14 H 11.111 ... PALo AL1'0, Calli. tUPII - Tile BI'OWiil lilln lbftt iiJII. 1 Clmnte. Pill 111441 II 161 .1111 t;Oivtto, Clev 111 423 70 122 Helld Coach Blanton Colllet li bllloa giiJ1n telllallllftg aiwt Booton 000 1101 0111- I I t All'OII, MU 110417 tl ~ .Ill Whltfld, C1n ti 126 13 14 .3111 ex!lected to glv• his rooldu I the Rami battle and the last Balli. • 01111 001-1 I 0,Ml,l, Sf 111* II tl .d 11C1111t Rana ' goOd look Sun4ay when the two agalnll Ol'MII Bly lb the Morehead Earley 181 and I ~. Cia Ill WI WIll -'11 Nello... Lea&ue - Man. Brotm• tackle the Loa Anceles TOlman. B.;·ber 111"1 and Lau. Al9\l, Mil . •• • llli7 -'~* GIIDII 31; Mcl;ovey. 0111111 •; 1 Ra1111 ID their third exhibition aMIIIII doublebeader on Sept. f Ltq11 Ill Jl p MlllaiMII • JlllrOil 1.a11r - More- (&-151. liR- Allin, PhU Ill ttl I Ul Jli llllheft, Bnves 27; . . codlllll of the sea10n. · and PltllbUJ'Ib ill Aktoa oo Qwltod pr u llltll'llti.M lAI Allltlllll Ntw YMl PtirortiU (l!lh). Oladnoll, Ptt\ 111411 101* J1l f/; C1lli1011, Pfillc 11. Collier mUll trim hiiii61Din Stpl. It, aj'llljleCIId to .... 1 Leape Amortcao Bostoo 11 Baltimore. night .Aiou, Sf 101 dl II Ul •• Amerl- Uqft squad to fD plaJtn bJ' 1b t1mt II IIIDt-\ljiS for tile reaular H• I <llllly ....... I!C-Itdl Minn. 00011011181-. II o,tom, Mil 101. Milt •• '(lprl :11: Coll¥lto, U; llle IIIIOIIIilrll. The llllll Will son. Mllnloota W. L. l'ct. Gil Nalioul Leape Detroit 11112 ltD 1101-1 10 1 Cardnll, Chi 117tlt U 12t J8l lndiiDI 111 mtdt 111 llvll'al clltlnU, The Browu were to work out 22 rll!trtlt !$ ff ·' : W, L, Pel. GB !M11rrllt, Balwell <5), Nel1011 Amerlcu IMI'It ,rw,ns : Conll!laro, Red with elghl 111111 .,... bJ' i\UJ, ...Ia IGdaJ at Sisdlord lhtlver- l'tt•• ,, 1Ht Oldsmoblt Super II, 4 dr, Hortltt>p, Ml power, . . .. Moko 111 "" olfor 1957 Old--11• Super 88. 4-<1•. Hertltt>p, lull powor. . . . .. .. .. . .. . . Moko 111 on offor )> 1951 'ord V-1 Stollen Wqon, 4 dr, Moko uo 1957 '•rd"V-1 Slollon WltJOn, 2 dr, Moh uo 1ft 1ft-· .,_t -I"'= 111: 1957 lmpt~rlal 4 dr. Air conditioned. <( Full Power . . . .. .. . . .. . . : ' " "" Make uo 1ft 1957 Rambler custom 4 dr. automatic. Meloe u1 •n effer 0 <( 1957 Chevroltt f dr, .......'..... . 1111 SOli 111 19SP Y.W. lloeullful wblto llnlah... Mako uo <C 1957 Dad11 Slollon Wa1 Jult owerh"'lod. . e SOlD ., lftlfforl . Mob ... ... ..,., I :!; 1957 Pontiac 2 dr. Star Chief Hanllop. Moko _., 111 olfor • SOLD p, Extro ljloclol $95 iil1957 '•rd '•lrlono ! 1956 Oldsmol>llo 4 dr. Hanltop ... . Molrt 111 . , offer <( 1955 Chrysler 2-tlr. Hordlop. I • '•11 , _ · .. · .... · · .. · · .. Make lfl on offtr'F :! E ·. ·<C 1955~~~=-~~. 4-dr, .Sado"' lull p._r Al!,oh 'lfl In offer Q I 1955lt..S Chev ..tol 2..Sr. 1 SOLD .,. onol Whlto. · . Mtlro uo ... -~ 1951 lntornallontl 2·1on dump :!; u: . ... Mob .,. on o1fer • Metropolitan ~0101;$. 1 i ~ <C diN E. Miln St. WY2-3170 A IAII•IL OP OAI - �""" "'"" "'""' • _ . . .- . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ,. .... ~- .. , .... . . . . . • • ···•-...-........ · - - - " ' - •-"" "• • • r· ~ -------_. . ., ~~ ... --- i " - '"' ,.._ ..,_ ....... '" •• .. '• ..... ... ....-. . . ..... . . ........... .. ............ . ~ - -. ~ - ~ 1- ,.., . . . .... - - ~- .. .. . ) •. _, ... •I iii tihGIIIa k larqt, ~~t wtll Qport." '' o)(~tiON fhQulll k ~em:le al'\d pleadinq! ?1- . ' ~· SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR REG. for 99c SPRAY COME AND CROSSWORD •DAIL Y AoMII GET THEM 11. Dwell I u. Book ot I tho Old Teotamaat u. llollnl c I 17.~ Halt. . I 18.1&11 Jl. .......... MbW. :~ If. Vlllt at ... ·=lldt weigllt Ill. Say IO.Fra!M ANACIN TABLET FAMilY I PLASTIC s - "·=- oouut.ry lanee ::=. !I.U.. ly AL CAPJ LI'L AINIIl U.King A.rlhbl'l M.llllUool aM 111• l&oBUih1 tiUDlp tullllilllll& r."".,...,tr""''MI!'• .~:. r..tlll GASOLINE ALLEY ... •· 1r lneu env;.;;on = hu~are.J6 of 6hoo~ ~ 111overthe Jumplll&' aJuntr~' DAILY ClltU'l'OQUO'DI- a-'ll \ .{ •· .. ;..'\..)_, '10 t 1t·•i u_l ktJOW·i'OIL'! ~: of ll· d01IJr<S 1 ~r, 11CcJ · • i nr·. !'l tO I eJL.: ' Pt "~·~:. . oJ ·~~ ··. :~·CJ KING ~ ! ' i ._far .Ir ~ • 01: l -------------------WMPO Radio UO Meip CouoiJ 1:21 P•w Bowen, RFD rarm S:3CI NIWI CDantry Jambosw -· REG. 79c ua 1:111 W•tller 7:110 National .1en 7: ,_ BID MIUer Sho• Nil Sports P3r"ne cans ?:30 MIUor Show Ua l'teienb HlfdWIN NEW SUDDEN DEODRANT NEW KODAK )j INSTA:AATIC 104 ,v. . .,,\\-.., C-MAERA \~SUNBEAM Super Quality c ~· Portable MODEL HI 1:00 IIIII OD - N11111 JIA l'!agptrJ Mllllt nJDe 1:10 Coulltey J11111l01'81 ..00 l'roleltanl Hour 7:10 florll P1rldt 7::!1 Lln1 AD.se- Show 1U:41 lt't Mllllo • "''DJ' 11:00 lllicy Valley 1110 Dulfoll's LlrrJ ... 3VNT• llY K~OYO KQ .KKXQO&l-J&WWI'OX 1'& I' 1'ootork,.. C.,plll(ll""" 1'I'OriiiNO IIHAliP.I!IIII THIC wrrs LID JtltOMISCUotlll JURr.A.TIOK. - GIOIIGil II'OOR!l cFrldaJJ · LISTEN TO WJEH 11.:30 'l'lta lullday llbot 11:10 Tilt Quill Hour I LITTLE ORPHAN AltiNII By HAROLD GRAY I DON'T BlAME "1t1U. QMI!Q(I eillTHIS CGll.O 8LQIJ UP THIS 12:00 Nm Aar· P'loanm Alldfi'IOII Shot 1:10 Jim Yell Sbow t: 1J Biiii!Dir A.uto 8bow 12:30 I 'lllp Teo lhoiW 11:110 Newt 1:00 ~ &bow 11:0~ 1'1111'1 CouliiQ JIIIICIIGa 1:80 Tbt Bible 8piiU to 11:30 lbl1't CoulJtrJ 1lfllllll 1:41 ,...,...~ .. Reporl IS:OO CeiDII!I Blooll Nlllll 101111 Tbt Qood Lilt 12:30 Golul11'1 Gulli Stir 10: Ia c0nat-mu Moel11r .88 b 7 1111 NillonaJ News 1:~ &mdOwu l!ereoade a:oo Sip Oil BATIJilDAn - 'L'NDAftf:IO lllp llD - Arm1 Baur j'l'lilldiJJ f:la N11111 10:46 'IIIIIIJ WOI'IIdp ('nlun.l a.oo aap~~a~ ~.aymu·, 11our · 10:41 u.c. l'lllaram !J'rldarl 1:10 8lmday 8llow 10:45 M- &OKI • I: :Ill Sllndowu SerelUIIIe IS:I$ ,.._. ~ a•· am Mllltr l!flow IS:IO lle'f. MtriiD I'HII 8 46 Bllttt f'urllllurt llbn 1:00 Tbt Jim liM Show t:.-NIWI 1:00 Spo111 Pmdl t:.. Collet With Jlllll 1:01 Jim Mill Sbow 11::110 Portrtlll ol I Pllnol 1:30 NllloDal Ntwl 10:01 8wlp Shop 1:35 BulldowD 8ereaa4e .\:30 cloclaJ Stc.artly 1:110 Oft 1111 Air 10:36 8IU Miller 8rl1lldl Sbow ~. ANOOS wrr~ rr! AM-990 on Your Dial And ly IIAEIUIIN VAN BUIIEIII WJEH FM 101.9 meg. 11:11 N11111 U1ll '1111 Olrlltlllll Boar 1:30 lllecvto CumJIIDy N11111 11:10 '1111 lle'f. Meritt 1'1111 1:411 Jim M• Show 2:00 Till lin. 8ilal BWIIPI 1:00 NeWI 2:ll0 1'11• flo. ADdNW P11111111il 1:01 Jim lbet Show 2:30 SlllldaJ lbo1:00 8parlt Plfllll 1:10 ScllldcnrD 8eraade 1:10 Jim U... Sll.nr - - . -~I:::OO:.,.:OII=...:,IIli~Air~----io!I!!!!!!I!!!I!"!!-MRII!!!!"!!"'!!!~!!!'!!'!l!!'!!!!!'::"!!l::: \ .49 Tburs.) T:50 ICIWI SPRAY $ .98 aw l'lllt> ••aa ..... 8 30 Dolt Jonea Avtn&a. 6 05 !lllcred HWI REG. 99t ..."' . . I-KOY KI'O QYYM I'& .. ONLY LINOLEUM to work ltl Ono lollor o11np1T oaotbor,lllllllo ~io A. io uoo6 lor lilt lhroo I/o, X fA/It lho two O'lt otc. llnp lollors, - . lmphl.., tho lenflll 11114 ,_lldtl at U.. ar. oU blata. Each day the oodelottllllan - t . 6:00 ~ On - Nilws BEAUTY ~ AX'fltL&.I.&&& It i.OX81'&LLOW' .1\JLY FOR $ ;w_ 311. grov• 1'11t ....,.. »awe lamiiiiC eL:IIbiiOal Koil ot lnCIIa l mintd 10.1'J& Lut (1ot IJ>&ht olfq II'ONDAY 1'IIIW f'RIDAY- 3 gal. ..- 46. Porioiddola 41. Misl Looe 48.Aftlaoa SPECIAL REDUCED POOL $10.88 9x12 SIZE 3l.ll&roiJT 1.111Dda ~.Angry School Supplies 4 ONLY REG. COLGATE INSTANT mot.t 28. Viper DOWJI c -. -. - PAJAMAS c ONLY SWIMMING BABY DOLL ··= r.... 18. Jleo :LG""" SIZE CHilDREN'S rtvtlly drum G. Avoid "Maybt we ou&trt to ploll up eorne tomatoe., tool Wt • clldn., IIIYI IIIIIOIIIIICk wltll rallln1 them elthtrl" c TUBES 2«. Ill· ax~n<~ot 100 SIZE BOTTLE nlcktlallle 4. D •. ll&pkla 6. Pro..,.. 7. Worry: I&Athomo .. Hem..- ~ GLEEM TOOTH PASTE II. Thno o1 - - · ~ ~:~.:..,_ tnmaer I l.lnclt.t a. G"'l'o nou•.,. C. hrtlon L lOIN &.OSIR s .99 \:'MIXER 1\ • . <: ~ TOOL SALE I SUNBEAM ONLY MODEL WHILE THEY LAST HDSPC .47· ·I REGULAR • '.1 1 PRICE 99c ' FOR ~, ~ '·- -• NOW ., ·" J ..>M ~ '' J ' �! • . r....~_. ..... Sentinel, Pom.eror-M_Iddleport 0, Aug. 18. ~~. ,. ."""" - .; J:t . ' rs. Webster l ·Jubn Wells Sr .. Mi.. SUs) Whtp. pie. Mrs. Ira C..rpenler. Mnt. Leanna Beegle, Mrs LouiSe ' - l ;$ Uesfa Brewer, Mrs. Dorothy Durst, ' a Mrs. Golrtie Gillan, Mrs. Lucy - I' IJrl Q OW ·Taylor, Mrs. .Juanita Cozarl, / Mrs. Jon Webster \Margar· Mrs. Naomi 'Teaford, Mtss Di- ; " tt Durst), a recent bride, was ana ltoush , MiS> Shelley Wells , IU..t ot honor at a sltower Fn ,and Mrs. Daniel Roush. the given home hv ul verSending were. ,\Irs. CtrMrs. evening William atRoush Harris,gifts Mrs. Mtldreo Mrs. Rot"h and Mrs. Rob ert cle. Mis. freda Carpenter. Mr.s . ' . l .G ,,,. ,,, . ,., : ' •: ', t ' ·.' 'd ISh er dl~ 111 1 / ''•· .., . " ·.!•·.i'!ll,i '' .1'•· ...:: " ,.. , ·:' ' . ~ · ., ) . . ., . "' Gr~· '" 'j . '· ' H . . , J~eWS P"'" [ :bi~;~~ho:.;I';.,";:.· ::~~! 0~pll3 ----. . ---· MHOW TO MURDIR YOUR WIFE" Jack Lemmon (Tecbnicolor) ' . ,· .., ' ,I , I' '· ' · J ' ~~ , 1.. ' I'• I" ',I f: . ', ',. i ,· .. , ,; , • ' ,., Ji ., '' ' •I , 1;\> ., ' ' '" ,1' " • j• 1,'' , ,. . '·.1'" '· , ' ,, '· '·,,1 1 '"' 11i\•· 'l, _: 111' ,,,,,,.. ,:li ih,. h\ld !;,,:,,:i,lt,DI,,J,,•: i· ','1~" ,': . , "" Ehers~ac~ue~ Colurnbu:~s ~as~ •:th~~par- ··,~I ,,,:,,·:,j ' ,-ll', '·':,;r, "' ~.h,~ ~ ~ ~'"'' ' . 1 'I'' ',' ,• . u~ ~· RGusa~~\llller, lh~ pr~gress e~r~i~ '"' ' serv~ Ba::•t * E elyn Gibbons Becomes fh e 8, 'de Rl I v Richard Sweet on Augus_ t 7th. Mrs. Harry Keiser, Mlne~vdle. week·" S~nt with "''1 '"hl':;l Co"""' R'""'""" """ :&~ ~~ub~h~~~:: ,.'; s 1 ~ ~ ~sc~ - ·- • DRIVE· IN I ' TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "I'D CLIMB THI! HIGHIST MOUNTAIN" S1llall Hayward WUllam Lundltan !Technleolorl - and- "GOLIATH AND THI VAMPIRES" Tuesdari..ooarged . h r ed aJrs. Charlotte Binion. William B. Workman. Mary Brannoo, Mrs. 1 s. Karl BurnsDo,Mr McKinley son, rs. Glen,rs. man,MGer Hrladko Dunnavant, Paul Foster, Mrs. Harold German, Mrs. Glen Mrs Wiliiam Wayne Gibbons, I epo • Mrs of Richard of Mr. and · N?{han ring ceremony were read by e vow s· ster of Chester on Saturday, AugHealh Methodist Church_ill_Mid' . . arriage Mr. Newman Burdette, organb ; floor isl, presented a pros:am of preY er a e . c over tafle- nuptial mustc preceding the cer- So~hia er;~ ~~~ ~e~i ~~ghp.~~!t dl~ort br;~ ~tv-:.~ ~ ~~;~=~ MH~~e~i~H:~J~ ~g~erg~=i~ ~ i:~s~on Le~na J~hnon. :~ ~O:,"'.."::;,~h;~~.!;a~! ~~':etJ atgWar~n. s~gery_. :~~teL.;:·· cam.~ ~y' leen Hooikii Hoschar, Avonelle Csasles Gordon Scott (Color) Kuhn, Mss. John Martin, Mss. William D. Milles, Newlon Plaslerr, Sharon Roush, Gary Thur.·l'rl. AUf. 19-40 Russell, Mrs. Roy Sharp, George "RIO CONCHOI" Witb Richard Boone and Stuart Whitmill (Color) cup, Mrs. Gary Shriver, Mrs. of apricot peau satin. k er -andDavid Bennett and mfaol dau- orah McCollac~ of . r brides"THI MASQUE 01' ghter, Mrs~x~runly ~~t!:; H~~~w:ore e/:;:. of apTHE RED DEATH" Vinceo Price Infant son. green. They each ,. bouquet of daisies, white mums and ivy. . . Miss Julia Carsoo of .Ciucmnatl was the flower grrl and wore Jl whtte floor • length OTHER DAYS 9:00 AM TO 5:QP PM guwn of white lied at the watsl with an apple green sash. She carried a basket of dnlsi.. and • ivy. . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Gibbons chose a costume of sea-foam green with white accessories and wore a corsage of shattered white camationa. Best man for Mr. Sweet was Mr. William Campbell of CinOfU,Y cinnati aod Nolan Car8011. Jr., Cincinnati, cousin of the bride, was junior usher. ~e Penns~l~a. fo~m~ g~v~ ~les AUG•• The Child Conservation League will hove a rununage sale In the former A P building In Middleport, August 20-21, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. A Gold Star --- S'iore RE'ItJRN FROM CAMP The Rev. and Mrl. Donald Boone hlJve returned from the Judson HJIIB Baptist Camp at Loudenville where he oerved u camp director and Mrs. Boone as counselor. Attending from the Middleport Firat Baptist Church were Mike and David Buskirk and Jimmy Brewer. Dick Bndlrner served as senior oounselor and wUI conlinue hls work lhiB week. Happy is the Bride FOOT.ALL IRAI LEATHER 1he !ate:ll h:!alher wltb lh ~ foolwear crowd is Jarman'• i< ppropriatP.ly naml!!d "Footl)ftll Grain'' (same ruggtd gr11in as your nP.W us~d io college footballs). just right with who registers her China, Silver and Glass patterllS at ~ &~ welers I . .. . . . • _ . . . , 1 aiYE DINNER Mrs. Beulah Whll<! entertatni ed with a dinner party Sunday u you haven't already ,.l<el- i In observance of the birthdays ed your c-hina, we'd like to ·of her I!<ID, Thomas Darat and show you our wide choice of her mter, Mn. Florence Hanbeautiful pattern• In nay of Akron. Others' present were Mrs. Darat and son, Craig, Jeffry Darst and Mr. and Mrs. __ ite_._ _ ' Charles _Wh I fall clothes, "Football Grain" is available in some of the season's handsr:,mest styles - all "wear- Tren, 11 :vou wish, we'll be 1e3ted" for your added comfort, of cn ursf' \A/ P. will M alad to help you coordinate pleased lo fit you In 1 pair. your other tableware . . . 10 you'll know your table set~ Complete S.lettion of Jarmiln Shoes For Men, 9. 95 to 24.95 tingo are alwayo In perfect taste. Hegiatering your pattema with our Bridal Baclltrl' mak.. it eaaier for friend• and relali-te~ to &ive J'OU a woddlnl Jilt you went. And you'll avoid dupUceUona, 101). So be • 11118rl bride .•. be a happy bride -ch0010 your Syracuse Plttera end real• ter It wltb ua now. • A Gold St•r Storee ~ere' y Sh ~:• e dJl~ s~ID~ '~:!~ovi~ TEACHING IN JACKSON Miss Martha Ohlinger Middleport Is leaching In the Book· keeping and Accountll\8 Dept. of the M•npower and Technical Tralnilll! Center In Jackson . She Ia 11111118 a vacartcy during the mooth of At~~~~~t. Mln ()b. lliger Ia a Commercial teacher in the Northwestern Local School System It Rtland. Education uhibils winners ctS; Mrs. Robert Snowden, Rain Tuesday night hit the 1965 Meigs County Fatr were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Pom- Rutland, picture made from hard. eroy, for evergreen specimeDI; dried plant material and MarNot only was it blamed for a drop in attendance this Mrs. Victor HyseU, Minersville, saret Ella Lewis, Middleport, year compared to the same day of the 1964 Fair. It Illso collection of Nature's Resour- wild flowers. was the direct cause of the racing program being erased T • ~ere ~y. c~ LOOKING I ~: o~ses. bci{ PH~~ome;;y bea~llflcalion •GOOD At the Fa1r• chet~t." cI • SPACE SAVING I ·e CONVENIENT L * to the fair ldent of the Garden Clubs of yesterday in comparison to 2,363 on the same day last o1t1o. year. Mn. Margaret Ella Lewis The heavy rain Wednesday evening took its toll so w~~t 111pertntendent of the show. far as attendance was concerned, fair board members Judgi118 was done by the were convinced. dard 1)'8teDL The MOW lheme S There Were persons WhO paid admission into w8.1 "My air Lady." Visitors to the Meigs Coun- the grandstand yesterday for the horse show and horse Wlttnlng more lh¥• one blue ty Fair are invited to visit pulling contest. There were 624 in the grandstand on ri!Jboa in the artistic arrang• The Daily Sentinel booth in the second day in 1964. meuta !livlsion of 12 classes lite lent located besldt! the Frank H. Johnston, Fair Seo- pleaaure horse, Bill Cole. wilt l&s. J. S. Davis, Tuppers The Grand Champion b u I I state "'WoodertuJ World of retary, said this morning that Jackie Jones, Shade, was 4-H MI'S. E. C. Payne, Vii>- and Grand Chllmpion female Ohio display. due to the muddy condition of Pleasure Riders 4-H club class Will anii Mrs. Vema George, of of the 12nd Annual Meigs Couo- Miss Linda Moore, a stu- the track, all racing events grand champion and Cheryl WilVInton. gty Fair Beef cattle, judgilll! are dent at Mlsmi of Ohio Unlver- scheduled for today are called liiDIS, Rutland, the reserve CATTLE AWARD WINNER- A rosette was awarded this animal for be!nr l!tOilier winners In that clivi- owned by the Ed Morro Farm sily this fall, is receptionist off. champion. Kalby Morgan of lected Reserve Champion of the Mt·ig., County Junior Fair. Posing with the cow I! sldlr' • were Mrs. May Heines, of Frost. at the booth. Sbe Ia the dnugbHorse harness racing has Middleport was runner-up. The its owner, Darren Chevalier, of Rt. I, Minersville.-Sentinel Photo Pomeroy; Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Judging started at 10 a.m. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell bee~ rescheduled to begin a.t grand champion award makes Sr., Middleport; Mn. Ruth Wednesday and continued Into Moore, Pomeroy. 1 p.m. Friday with at least Miss Jones eligible for Slate 0MOrrOW,,, Karr, Lolli! Bottom and Mrs. early afternoon. A big fawrile at the booth four races scheduled for t be Fair competition. H. ·c. Waugh, Gallipolis. Win- The animal selected as the is the 'Treasure Chest" where afternoon. There is a poaslbill- Twenty-six riders in 1 he Ding blue ribhoDI for junior Reserve Champion bull Ia OWl>- visitors ielect a key Ill try ly, too, he said, five races wllJ lead in pony class received lliTaJIIIemenls in this dlvlsion ed by Hiram Slawter, Rutland, •nd unlock 'the Those be beld tomorrow. small trophies. were Melanie Dean, Cbesler, who had ali firsts in the Here- who open it are gtvea prlzea. HORSE SHOW 1 H nl f f 8:30 A.M. - Junior Fair and Clrol Lewis, Pomeroy. ford division. Marvin T. Roush, Treasure chest winners yes- The Conformation show for orse 00 anna IOn " 81 P1a- judging - sheep and swine. Miss Lewis also won a blue New Haven, had the Reserve lerday were Patricia Stethem, horses and ponies wu the w:u 1 p Oh 1:30 A.!K. - Judging Jon1 ribbon In the Junior Specimena Champion female. Rhea Mora. Mrs. Addie Brown grandstand allraclioo at the I" :: ;J:, -, e ;. : ior lair - Beef and showmanelh!l. S. H. Vollhorn and Son of Bid- Bill Allen, Xennetb Stewart, fair Wednesday afternoon. : ' • . w aven, wo us 18 • ship. Mn. Robert Lewis,_Pomeroy well had IS firsts ill the Short- Mn. Roser Toney, Larry First place winners In var:edR !:31 P.M. _ Judging abeep won a blue ribbon for special born dlvision, five In the Swine Slelhem, Louie Andrew Loud- ious events went: Ne H0 Y• w 0118 and swine _ ()pen Class. uhlbit, a landscape layout on division and one In poultry. AI- ea, Harold Hendricks, Deb- Trail Be l7 All of w aven. 2 P.M. _ Pony baraess rao. of the south en- an Holter of Star bie Byrd, Bruce McKelvey Athens Lu- Efl8l1Hh Horse - Sherr! In- Inc. · 11'11111!1 Ia the fairgrounda. Houte had four firsts m the Walter Graeser 2 Pam MIJ.. cille Leifbelt of Punern . wes- deslad, Pomeroy, two; Lawrerr l:39 P.M. _ Pony and lit the Poultry dlvislon. • ler, VIcki Harrilon, H 0 p e tern pleasure pony ce Parso._, Pl. Pleasant, two; tmne rnllllinJ racing, 41 f9r 11'Im place wimten iD ·the Maore and Jolm Ml!rpby. irlches, Sbltley COOP MN.- WUiiam B. Dowrue, Pom- · 4·P.M. - Ratlaad Hfglt more lhan Hereford division were Alfred ville Rt. 3; Barrel race, eroy. Scbool Bead. Gface lalter, Mkneravllle, Mea: Gane, Pomeroy, two; Hiram Wimp Frost of Shade. Poniea 46-S6 lncbes Bob 5 P.M. - Twilight horse J. 8. Divis, Mrs. Purley Karr, Slawter, Jlutljmd, atx; Ed Mor~estern pleasure potly 41 to Greer, New Haven; Bill Cole, harness racing. Lons Bottom, and Mrs. Robert ro Flll'lllll, three; RUehle Here56 inches, BiD Cole of Tuppen Glady1 Morgan, Pomeroy. 7:30 P.M. -Pony palling J Lewi• Pomeroy Other ford Farm, Mlner~vrlle, two, Plaw; Englurb pleosure horse, Porues 46 inches and under coates!, winnen Mrs. Dean and Martin T. Roush, New HavSltary Blleklo of Athe._; Plea- - Pearl WiUiams, Rutland; ---(!tester and Mrs Charles Per- en, one. sure pony harnesa class, Mike Gladys Morgan, E. J. Hill, and sli)ger, Pomeroy.· In sheep judging: Nancy CarJones of Pomeroy; Western Howard West, Pomery. WEATHER In the Specimen Collections nahan, Rt. I, Racme, had two Showers and scattered thondivlaion, blue ribboDI were pre- flrsta for one for dershowers south aad east toseated to Mrs. Mary Heines, Cheviola and five for Colum- Pomeroy teachers go lo work dny, ending In soatbeasttonight. GRAND CHAMP Mees, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, for small house bias. Monday, Aug. 30; their student.. YOUNGSTOWN, Ol!io (UP!) cooler. Low tonlgltt soulh· es w1th h1s Grand female cow at tbe anplauts, and to Mn. Roy Hoithe next day. A special depul!' lherlf1 east. Fair and IDild Friday. nual Mergs County_ Fatr-Judged durmg the Jumor FaJJ' ter, Pomeroy Rd. for botb com Superintendent Charles S. wao charged with seeond doWednesday.-Sentmel Photo. and JOurda. n ers Gibbs today announced four Fwieral services for Miss gee murder loday ill lbe fa. meetJnss of teachers oo Moo- Emma Joachim, 75 , Naylon lal obootiag of a Negro he was day beglnnlfl8 at 9 a.m. when R1111, who died iD the Veterans lrylng to arrest Sunday. DVJ U teachers are to meet In Memorial hospital at 7 a.m. Tbe charge, earryJng a man- 1· hts office. . datory IUe sellleace, waa flied AU boys Interested in playing This will be followed at 10 ~y, w•:l!: ~e~•:: agalnat Herman Spabr, a &peon the Pomeroy 7-eth 81"ade a.m. by a general leachers' a "th PU:· ~ Wilbur Perri clal depal!' lberiff, by city pofoolbaU learn this fall are to meeUna in room 14 of the Sen- ";,.ci ti Bevrlal . be iD Uee aftu the eoroner r•Ied the 0 report to the dressing n10J1t8 lor High school (for hlgb school ~ ~- u ~ Suday shooting a bomlclde. bebind the Senior high school and elementsry teachers). Sb rov~.':. In· death Tbe cltarJ.. were fUed aa at 3:30 p.m. Monday August 23. Elementary teachers will e was P• ~...._ Nathaniel C. Lee, president LoMie Edwll'd Frazier, ffl, Pro.pectlve players are lo meet at the elementary IIChool by a slater, Mrs. MIII'JIII'81 Peo- of the Ohlo <.bapter of the NeMiddleport, who had to be lak· brine Insurance papen, physi- Ill p.m. and leCOIIdnry leach- pies, and a broth_., George. tlonal Alsoelalfol for lbe Aden into CllllodJ twice, pleaded cal uamJnation fonn aid par- era will meet at the same hour Surviving are one aliter, Mrs. vancement of Colored People, luilly to a chotge of felonious ental consent forma, Ia tbe Junior and Senior High Barbara Baer, Chester; two beld a round of conlerencer assault on 1 Jn!nor before Boya who do not have their bulldiDgs brothers, Henry and Edward, wilb ciiY oUiclalo cOI!Cl!ming M'eigs County Common Pleas forma Cllll plck them up at the The school calendar for 19115- both ol Youngstown, and 1 Dum- lh abootiag. Judge Jobn C. Bacon Wednes- olnce of Frank W. Porter tum .. loll . ber of uieces and nepbewa. •llli-IWI!IIIJI.1111.1'•111t11Jl,_,__ day. ....:.... Zl "'Aug. ows. Friend&anytime. may c1U at the funeral -· .. iii&M it til Frazier appeared before Judge coach ' on Saturdoy, ..,.._ 31, Tuesday. IChools op- home Bacon and pleaded euUty 81 or MOnday, August 21 between en. ·- - 9 charged in a biD of Jnlorma. a.m. and noon. . Sept. 8, Mollday, Labor D!ly, Llon8' Families to lion flied by Prosecuting At- Girls In the· Pomeroy IIChool IChoola cloae. ASIS DIVORCB Hold Picnic Sunday torney Bernll'd V. Fultz. system who wUI be Jn the sev- ~ 29, Friday, SEOA teach- A petlllon ~ divoree has Pomeroy LloDI and their faFrazier bad been taken Into enlb or eighth IIJ"ilde lids fall era meetlol, schools close. been IRed In Meigs County m!Ues will gather Sunday at , custody by Middleport pollee and Interested In being cheer- Nov. 21-28, Tllankaglvlng re- Common Pleas eourt by Freda the Ed Footer place for their at bill Wllliam-at residence Wed- leaders for the 7-8th grede foot- eess. Marie Swan, RD, Middleport, annual picnic. Dale Warner Ia nesday. ball team this fall, are· to re- Dec. 17, Cltrlatmas against Ralph Swan, Jr. 181De iD charge. Cblef of Pollee Herbert GO- port to the practice field behind tluaes dlam!aMCI followmg a address charging .,..,.. neJlec~ key loolt Frazier to the office the Junior High tiCbool at 3,30 CltrJstnw auembly fl1'081"am. and extrme >CI'IIelty. Dr. Harold Brown, president, of Prosecutor Fultz. Once II>- p m Tuesday AIJIIIIt :If Jan. S, 1181, Seboola reopen. conducied a business meet!!lde, the 8CeUBed raced out of · ' ' · Jan. 1-, Clele of first oemesSQUAD CAlLED Ins following luncheon Wednesthe. ¢flee with Cbiel Glllley iD . ter. · dny In social rooms of the Fed- . "' l ( Pomero~ hortic~~lalon, ~·· ~eeas:!i-e ~~ w~ .ftte ~ Ha~res, Pleads Guilt OnMfidavit Before Judge CALENDAR Black AGAIN WITH !~ -!~~s. j;is~ ~~~:~dol 1~::.1 slo~~~· * ~ Teacbers Start Work August 30th oy I 'ted 0 t Lei~ ~i; r!~ hone~ B {; 'dd SOCIAL Brown J ~ospllal Mr~. Open Friday Nights Til 9 SCORES St[lio~ •* isitors P~, Make Elberields In Pome roy our oppmg en er of Point Pleasant, cousiL of the bnde, registered the guests, Tbe new Sweet Is a I graduate of Middleport Hlgh school. She atleuded Bethel Col· lege, Hopkinaville, Ky., and IS a uaduate of Undsey - Wilson College, Columbill, Ky. T h • groom attended Undsey · Wilson College. After a wedding trip to central Ohio, the coupie left for Vermont where they are temporarily residifl8. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons were hosts at a buffet supper lor the wedding party and out - of - town guests. carri~d JARMAN w=~~y of Ko aunt and uncle, r an rs. rean r - ·· -- - - World'" at Mount Union ?•liege had as their weekend guesls, [Forrest Bachtel IS her sister and brother. Mr. and lead m the summer pres Mrs. John Tovey and Miss Gene Rice Is a palien' vta Tovey. They were em-ou r8. G Ill I. to their home ln Sarasota, Fla at Holzer m a • 1 after a visit with relatives in where she IS Detroit Mich. pneumonta. e " :,::• at _Brady Run !ark .John Lvons and family lng routine busmess, the meetT:;:isewb:thday in Alliance over the week- •and Mrs. John Lyon\and s:;, lng closed in regular The \ pr;n was Mrs. Elias end where they attended lh• iJohnny. Parkers urg v next meelmg ,Will be o ay' who received many gills. college production of Sto_p_the Mon . Sept. 8, at 7.30 p m. ·- - - - . ~.~~~~ict~:. ~~~~ w~~~ ::~r~~·~ ~~~~ o~e~::: ~n ;.ar::~Miss•. Rebecca ~~~li.Rothgeb ~;: r:::i.~ Brown. :~=~ Ill!"~ e7on~~ M~;h:e~~~~s":;a~~';, :~:P~~":!.:~.an:ol~;: ~!~ion fell from a pearl crown and :• Ma!ue immed•ately prea cen::ed ceding the ceremony. dntSies . I I A receplioo was held at the wtth a. smg e id ed \ borneo! the bnde's parents folCouSins of the br e oerv the ceremony. Dinilll! as her allendn?ts. MISS Jean· ~::hostesses were Mrs. No- white:~~'~amel\la. cov:~d R: of America met even- and Mrs. Edward Stiles and ing at the IOOF Hall with Della daughter, Stahl, • Rochester and The mee 11\8 open I Brl htoo Pa They also e.nroute home . and F I llh Mr and Mrs Fred Lathpita! for . W and j . · 1 McNamee :i:uck anDn evening they were sent . . t te nded' the Guinther family I .... * * * loda)~~c~m~~~ ':dmL~~ ~:i~\dmission FrOSt Farm Off Sentinel Booth K ering ey to sta~>- Of Ed Morro T Che t reasure 48~! Has Champs conce.:"'~~~ Dean, Dallas. * ~as ~~~g~a:nnis, ~hi~~· ~~~~n "~;~~~r~d '· """""· •~. •• •,..I~f;ct~:fu~chM~:~d~~~:~~~a ~"~ ~ '"" •~•""Gf:bo~~M.•'"'"'"' r.....,.~ """' """· """"' " """ "' ". ~ ' ':'_:;" ,: ~~~~~t~~·~t~£ ~~~ ~:.~~ru~=~yM~ayD:~~ters ;~in:Sit!1~asan~ilesM~1 ~r.vi:i~g~~··c:lnwF:~~~ ~:0.~·:~:: th~sands fr::s:: b~¢:;:1\~er~:sc brid~ ~kS~~ ~~;~~~~~~ Ro~e~:r~~~·t.son N~n:,w:~~!~~t~~~ P~:. n::; ~~~. ~~~:~·Anthony cou~cllor p':Js~~iuaJ- ~~ii'esaf~ playm~.~~ Mrs Digh:u:· Milhoan, * Jutl81ng of almost 300 Meigs Count · Fair Flower Show enldq conductet. Wednesday eltamooo b~ Mrs. James JackIOD, Ewlngton, an accredited ~n- ~- ' Mucky Track Forces Races 30() Show Entrzes Judged Called off says Setretary . ~ith H~ RICHARD ROGER SWEET MRS. - at y ain Reduces n ~Irs '::.~ur~ fr~m ~nd~mt Po~thnohis • ' . NO. 104 dsurunilll!dny~~l~~~:Jere 1 .... • ..' ,.'!\;. Ehzabelh Humphrey. porled $31.50 made from the ViSiting wilb her daughter and To Emlern oms Mrs. Ellen sale ot cullers and spoons. dA family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard Picker< and her daughter, Joyce wee contribution of $10 was ma e Roush. lh . Mrs Leoda Webb, have business vtsll9n In toward the painting of the Mrs. o. E. McKinley is a a vacation trip. M188 Jean church basement. surgical patient at Veterans to New York and Pennsylvania. open! the we en w than Prayer by Rev. Stutler dos- Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy. ·n.e accompanied Mrs. Cres<a enls, Mrd .,Mrs. Na ed the meeting, after whtch ba Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mtl- cur%mifl8S to her home tn Biggs and YGeorge Fisher oessert course was y hoan entertained a cook Bringhamton, N. Y., and while Mr. an rs. turned to the hosteso to Mrs. Ro son. out Mondny evenmg at therr there visited several pomts of and daughter have re Beach Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Dame- home on N. Fifth Ave. Guests interest including Gettysburg, lhetr home, par' wood Mro. William Eichinger. were Mr. and Mrs. WIUord Mil· Pa and Cooperstown N. Y. Fta . after aodvtstl WI ' loured Mrs Paul Fisher,- Mrs. •Roya I Th omas. Miss Mar· \loan an d daughlers! Mrs . Don . At.. Cooperstown, they · cir Karr Mrs. Houdashell and Swick and son. Davtd, and the replica pioneer village with MM lhle of Cqlumbus guests. Rev. Stutler and John· da Milhoan, and her guest, its country store and early Amrs. ernight guest Mon- ny Eichinger. vid W1lcox of Parkersburg, M. erican homes and furnishil\81, was an ov Va Others attendmg were r I ,. . day of her parents. Mr. _and! nd Mrs Vernon Weber and and atten . a ,· ' ' Chu~~ la~rs~P~~~Y~~s::~el!u~ ~~!:1~;~: g:~~!!/~~~!:;rer~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~edTh:~~ !:f!; Vacation Trpip ~~d• ."~ i~ ·', ' 1 e Sep!~ber pr~ of I wards. Riley' Joyce ren Kayle. aersmeeting for potential Janie Rous Hindy' and for the Sunday School teac toh be.I ~~r H~se;is~";,';~ :~s HI~~~ :~~dB~~·~=~=~~~;. H~~~aiAJbert j ;; .,'I !• Ch~Cb Rev. Wendell Stuller Middleport bus!Sc .:. 1 the discusschurch I 1z hhelourd • : Miu MarY_ an rni - ed o . nessman, is a patient at Ho er m>de for the earning years ' mo Roush and Mrs. Yoth Fellowship pro· parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. caDy ill, and to Mrs. Troy Zwtl- Alta Mllier attended funeral ser- gr . ' I Hill and to &,\tend the fan. Iiili!, who onderwenl surgery at vices for Mrs. Hugb Sayre at .~ I . !, ·-. ·1', · 1 ., ,: ', ' I , ~ ~~~ ~!~ ::·Hlilc~.~nesd wM1ss. Car ·1 ,. ·' . ':I ,.lr,. 'I ·I,. and to attend ~ the ho came J&lin will !air. return rs. home to- brenner Jezebel. discussed the life ,,,'' ·· "· 'I jut 1,,1" ., . !•'I ' - two Y hi' Bapllst by !IresChurches when !_berecen officers of the First BapiiSI Boards met Tuesday evenms at the chutch. They voted to bave a special offerll\8 takea the first Sunday in for the "Helpifl8 Hand jecl to give asstsiance to the Franklin Baptist and the UmverSIIy I b Bap listThechurch BoardinolCoChnsltan Edu· Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. Jones re- also. gave a medltatioo from spent a week at the BaptiSt cation voted to establish a schoJ. turned horne in the evemng and The Upper Room aod closed camp at Tar Hollow. Those go- arship to the Adult Institute at Mrs. Joues and. sonsMremained Jon.. wt'th prayer. Mrs. Frank Wine- t"ng were Anita Fultz, h B dnJoyce Ed Camp Kt"rkwood and announced h :! ,. I' , •I' ;I ·;'··.·. ,.•: , (.··,•''" : ' ' ' ''' ' ' .<! :.:1:!: · '. eel her manv lovely gifts MEIGS THEATRE ·~~ . · ·l Entered Hospital • Persons entering Holzer Hospita\ durmg the past 24 hours '"' y e . . beth tncluded Mrs. Bessie Belz, 0. Chapman, Mrs. Ann Eureka Star Rt , Mrs. Roger Anrt b Mrs Jed I L. Saunders, 58' Sun Valley Dr.; Strube an a . ra Wells Lee Leming, 780 Rae:•bst: coon Rd · Mrs Maud Van MetDo':.".., Rudn Durst.' Mro. er, W. Va.; Mrs. James -' _·- - - . - - R. Rohert, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dwight W. Milhoan, Rt. 3 Pomeroy· Mrs Ralph N. . • P I ....,...,. '*Graves, Pomeroy ; arne a S. - - - -·Kautz, Star Rt., Pomeroy; Mrs. CLOSED FOR VACATION George 0. Borders, Rl. 2, Chil-, THRU AUGUST 21ot licothe· Evella G. Chaffin, Ken- 1 SUN. MON. TUES. • V I AUG. 22·24 ova. w. a, .}bdetshse':..s~~~!: 1=a~r:er~J~~~za IWebs~er ~;:. ·~ Jeffery sr· M;~~stLa~rs Un~ ~r~e Clif~n. '",·1' 'jl I 1 A' tit withextending pml< andtn the green ers end•stream· of the in and Mrs. Georgia Smith. table. A miniature bride ann - · . fii'OOm was in front ot the urn. Garnes were played wtth br~lla. , ' ,., •:.,, ''':. • . ,,., Proffit. I th Pearl Proffitt, Mrs. A and green co or erne Chapman. Mrs. Ida l1urs. I'S. , tlO was out inplaced the decora BarbaraMrs. Roush, . ns carried Gills were on a Beard. Esta Mrs. Roush, Mary! Mrs.! centered pmk cover umbrella Williamson.Parsons, Mrs B. Mrs. H. Clendenlab\•. with with whitea lace an d !Margarel Edith • •• Plans were made to ope~ '~ , ' II' . ·'I'·' '· l.uw~ce pin~ ·I' '!••, .4ssisw~ass:~ AroAunbd tAnd OU M'ddle""'rt I enter· flU . c;meroy talnea. the Loyal Helpers €lass Barbara Jones returned home Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prose ond of Ute Syracuse Methodist Tuesday after visiting In Cosoo, Richard ot Akron were ov- Church Monday evening al her lumbus with her sister and ·broernight guests Sunday, ot hts home. ther-in-taw. Mr. aod Mrs. Lee aister and brother-In-law, Mr. The meeting. in charge of Davidson. .. . and Mrs. Gecrge Genhetmer. Mrs Ralph Robsoo, president, Jeffrey· Darst is visitmg wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roy _Jones Jr. with Pllalm 23 in uni· his father, Thomas Darst and and sons, Jeffrey, Mtke aryl I son Devotions taken from Rev- fOlllily in Akron. b rrtved Sui>- I b I h M.ddleporI John for ol Colum _a Mr . and elatiollll 14:1·7 Hourashelt, were led whoY First Six Baptist youths o Church I e 1recently day a VISit uswtlh Mrs William I •)."'ll!'•;',.: ' Mrs, Farrell Hostess whenis Class Meets Mrs Damon Farrell Mainly About . People fn' p Col,mbus Churches 1'o Get Burctette~Gt Miss Joachim --•~~<·:-...¥:WIIll!!ll!--m-m~m•t Dies Thursday _ ~ l'':•·! ·~iim ~5 ~rry Cha~p10n 1~2nd po~~o n~w U.: ~rnpleled. ~ 1 r~, puraul!. Frazier was lattlll inGUOO'S AT PICNIC Jan. 17, Second semester be- '111e Pomeroy emeqency to Cu.llci!I.Y qaln on MaliHI. Scout Troop Zit wlll be • atna. squad wu 1nmlltQMCi for Dana Jndlle ordered Jl'razJer terlalned by the Odd Felloww April a, Good Friday, schools Turner, Rl. iU 1; Pctmeroy, when laktlll to Lima State hospital Lodge at 1 picnic ti!II SirndaJ e!ose. he became at a Pomeroy for 'oboervalfoa before senterr at the Lorenco ·Davta fann, April 11, Easter l\louday, lotslneu place W..._.l)' _.. elni• Kingsbury Road. (Continued ·Clll Jllil 2 ) nflrc. a.con eraled ehurch when final plans 'SHEEP JUDGING - Nancy Carnahan, Rt. I , Racine, grooms her Columbia sheep for the piCIIie were completed. after winning several firsts at Meigs County Fair competition Wedbesday. Mrs. Luncheon wu served by Mrs. Lena Graeser, ebalrlady; Mrs. Carnahan's children, Tony and Janis, also are proud of their sheep.-Sentlnel Photo Clara Karr, and Mrs. Mabel MRS. WYANT DIES Wolle, of lite ehurclL Gemini 5 at a Glance By United Preu lnltrn.,flll!ll" . r.,,,.. •-nd ' The M.n-Lt. Col. L. Gordon Ctiopu Jr., ·M, pilot; Lt. 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