https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d8de0a830348800c8e9e28d558074de.pdf 44227acedc0eb0befba9640f7c1d6baf PDF Text Text ·' . • . • : rcas Crrcle of Frrsf Baptrst . . Church Meets on Tuesday Evenmg ' I • ~ W•fnesses told Around And To Turn Now to Abo t p• fp come QS yOU are Ab ut Mainly o People In p mero G Y Party Features Class Meetmg ' rmce Middleport eace ro HAVE SERVIcEs Lewis Sauer. Jr. and Fred Lewis wlll be in charge of sunday morning services at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. Taking pari a:• .... ·.;'\ and final sllow· inS o1 lilt BIS Bend 'l'alen~ Sbow .flillowed by a fireworks d~, . wiD end tbe 102nd an111111 JlfN& Counly Fair today. Alllll!lence, for Friday nn far· .t~ead over the same nextto-the lui day of the fair In 1~. 'l'!iere were 2,424 PJid ad· ~ fo" the grounds yester· day ~~~ 1,98'1 paid on Friday of lll!llpear, acconllnc to Fair ~· ICcretary Frank J. John- C•lll : !liOn. ~· ~ were 753 paid ad· miQiqlll to the grandstand 1\'ell.. -"i''daJ In comparison to 1118 thllarne day In 1~. the Meip Collll' SOCIAL ·..,.._ T b N ted e MEIGS THEATRE ;~ 1 . m"f. :e ! DO IT •Get the best deal a 5-year/SO,OOO·mlle WE'VE LEARNED ALOT FROM YOU! HOMECOMING HELD The annual homecoming at the Freedom Gospel Mission held Aug. 15 at I e Bald Knob church ground wa• well attend· ed with Sunday School in morning and a basket dinner at noon. In the afternoon service Rev. E. J. Griffith read the 98th Psalm, prayer was by Milford Frederick, and Rev. 0. H. Cart, from Hobson, brought message taken from Mall. 22. IUs lext was "I ha1·e prepared my dinner, all things are ready, come to the marriage." Each The many helpful banking service& we have establiBhed and perfected over the yean are our respo118e to the specific banking requin11umt1of this community , •• aa you htwe shown them to us. Today our bank oflm you the best, the most corwenient, the moat eco110mical banking wvice&; baaed on long year~ of e:peli· ence and aasociation as banker, friend and neighbor. Cen l~ !>ow MAN'I WA1 . special song group and all that took part in the service were thanked. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Mro. Susie Fischer enlerlain· ed a group of relatives and friends Wednesday evening her home, Morning Star. Refreshments were served during the evening to Mr. and Mn. William Porter and family 8lld Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Moore of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Gerald Michael and family and Mr•. Hazel Michael of Syracuse. warranty* ever went with Shop At Blhr Clothiers for Clothing For lick To School For Both Boys And Girls. BAHR CLOTHI~RS . ' . MIDDLEPORT, 0. · serveYOUI ; "· . N~w's the time mcfD I. During Our~ Clo~Ou~ W~'~ dealing ~~ lhaA ~fll' ·, beautifUl, full-size Clvyslers. We're moving thelll·out fast. for HttJe more thin : you might pay for small« cars. All yours for the taking.: Blg·car !:OmfO~Q V.a ' performance, and the longest warranty In llle business, Now ataasy to ~· : end price& Ooll't lllss owl. Slop Ill toda:f; · (In Your Savings Earn4% huerut POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving POMEROY M~lgs TOM RU.E> County for over 93 yean RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloll PRICED FROM$99.95 to $199.95-11" to23" BAK·ER FURttllURE .· f . 199 $outh 3rd -A~ ' ·'. ' • MIDDLEI'OIT 0, ·' . FIVE~ Acblevemenl Aw81'ds program Awards were announced as went off this morning without a follows hitch. 4-H Champions - J. Malcom Junior Fair Queen Jennifer Hamm In charg~ovlce show· Blakeslee and King Dennis fJV· ma111:hip ..;.. Rllbblts, Bill Chanans were presenled to grand· ey; rabbits and gralld champsland patrons opening · the fl. ion showman, Donna Reibel; nal day of the lair. poultry showman, Alan HoUer; Then, with Mary Thompson garden lrophy, Stanley Hutton; as chairman, the revue and A· eleclricily plaque . fumished by ward• program got underway the Ohio Power Company preat 10:43 a.m. · senled to Donnie Cheadle and '111e psrude lo the grandstand Klmmy Pierce; rope, Charles had formed al 10:15 a.m. and Scott; entomology, Mike Wil· arrived In front of the grand· IIams, small motors; Beechle stand at 10:30 a.m. where Dlx· Cooper. le Roush, 1964 queen, and Arch- Horsemanship aeb!evement ie Rose,. 1964 king,· presented, awards, trophies furntShed by the Meigs County Riding club, try; be b b i e Sheets tasly garmenls. and Patty Dorst for went to Champion Jackie Jones, meals; Morton Titus, ouldoor 4-H clothing champs. and Cheryl William•, reserve cookery; Rhea Mora, food pres- Achievement award winners clrampion. Charles Eastman gol ervation; Jennifet Blakeslee, - with Dixie Roush in charge the Swine, award. . home furnishings, and Carol - were Junior Fair Queen Jen· Home economics (4-H) Chom· Hall, child care. nlver Bh!kesfee, presenled a tropions, Sally Mora in charge, Sary Thompson was chair- phy from C. F. Tompkins, man· presented· awards lo education man for the style revue, Shar· ager of Kroger's Slore; Junior booth co-champions, Five Poinl on Holter, narrator for sports Fiar King, Denny Evans preSlir Slltcbers and Two Big Bend clothes; Pat Koblentz, narra- sented a trophy from EdiBoys. lor for your first outfit; Diane Hobstetler of the Pomeroy Na· Champion individual demon· Holliday, narrator for lou~ing tiona! Bank, and Charles Freclr slration awards - presented clolhes; Sally Mora, narrator er, a lrophy from the Farmers by Debbie Shockey - went to for articles to use and wear, Bank & Savings Co., Ted Reed, Linda Shenefield, snacking and and Ann Holter, narrator for Jr., presidenl, as 4-H Achievepacking; Linda Cotterill, Fun school dress. ment Award winner. with foods: Millie Legar, quick Olher narrators were Anila Other awards given were meals; Cathie Chtchesler, yeast Houdashelt for dress up dress, 4-H clothing champions-san· bread, r o 11 s and pas- complele costume and tailored dy Wood, Tawnya Cozart, Lin· 85 Units of Blood Needed To Get Even DRIYE·IH ELBERFELDS , i ~ 1y Junior Fair Slyle Revue and the new royally. v•. KAT E to ' Dewoted To The lnure.ta 01 The MeiJ•.Mmora .4rea Blood replacemenls are ••k· ed today for George Stobarl wbo was sev~rely lnjared In a fall al Muon, w. wben lho Bloodmobile ulllt vislls Pomeroy M·onday from noon unlll I p.m. Stobart wao ser· lously injared In 1 faD al Ma· aan recently. Slobart, wbo bas been hot· pilallzed at Hol~t!f bospllal In aerlous condidon for aome lime, used 17 plnll of blood durlog his slay In the bospllal. Twelve pints are yet to be replaced. GREENAWA~ .::r " . The Hcon4 "PARDNERS" Missionaries, Home, Foreign, . ePttne alent ._,__.,.11 CAtENDAR - at y ' I • OHIO C:::'m:', MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ • last sunday were Davkl Lyotll and Roy Coleman. ~>::: in charge of the::~ the absence of R lt 'wbo Ia Rev. How uppe ' on vacation. .M!.• $J· I• ..~. 8-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., AUI· 20, 19811 11elo Tuesday evenmg, Se~l. 7 U 0 A •come as you are" party due w the Labor Day holiday. A capaclly crowd of lt.547 hlghllghled a meeting of the Th• F.lecta Circle will be P~"" Mi ha is persons heard Watchtower spok· R hiJI'd CampbeU und· Busy Bee Class o1 the Middlegran. cha~rmen, !he Dorcas CIT· Mr. ~nd Mrs. John B: b ~ y esman Angelo 0. Manera, Jr., ~~~t s~~ery at Holzer Hos- pori First Baptist Church on cle will present devotions and and children •. KathJ'Ti of deliver the mam addre~s the ertal Wednesday morning. Her Thursday evemng in the social tht Lovejoy Circle will be m Jackie, Donnie an . mmy closing day of the dlalrlct as· PI be 's 238 room of lhe church., Mrs. John charge of hospl ality. Ntw Prospect, Ill., VIsited (; sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses roo~• n~ar;es' R. Karr Sr. Lyons, president, was assisted Members are remmed to re- cenlly w•th her pare~:·· and in Nashville, Tenn., Augul LZ M~ home Tuesday even· by Mrs. Shirley Mills and member the birthday of the and Mrs. Herbert Ml er throngh 13. . ~et after a ten day~ visit al Mrs. Clyde Wlneberenner m hom• missionary. Belly Kill> other relalives. . I Meanwhile, Lane A. Damels, mg . lth her daughter and transporting members to the gan . ol the Wierton Chrisllan Mrs. Lawrence Harlmger .• assistant to the overseer of the Mar~on w d Mrs. Ed· church. . Devot1ons were g1ven by Mrs. center. Sept 8. Mrs Ow~n spending several days In RIO Middleport • Pomeroy Congre· --m·law ~~ Poll Am. The Z6 members attending enElizaheth Slaven and .conSist· aiSIJ announced that the R_t o (i 1ande wilh her daughter and galion of Jehovah's Witnesses watd T.~:'ard T Ba.!r and joyed a supper of corn bread fr' •I •cr~plure. meditation and Grande Women's 1\SSOCIBilon fMmily, Mr. alU! Mrs. Garland said that as local Wllnesse8 Mrs. M : nd Miss and beans prepared by Mn. pr•yer Mrs. Bennett report· will meet Sepl 16 with the Lanier and family. have returned from Nashville Polly Am of are Lyons and other officers. eo '''' the cards sent to shut-IDS. location to be announced later Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and regularly scheduled meetings Polly. Karr ?lw da1 s with their Games were played and prtzes Mr> l.i\ltan McGhee wa• elect· Mrs Charles While was auth· fBmlly have been called 1o Me- will resume at the Kingdom Hall spending a e d ~ Ch rles awarded 1o winners. Mrs. Beu· ·-ed secretary lollowing the re- orized to order the "Secret eonnelsville due to the death 900 Braodway-st. Mlddleporl. parents, Mr. an lte ~~ a the lah White conducted a singing •ignation of Miss Rhoda Hall. Place" meditation booklets to of her father,Mr. W. C. M1ller. '111e theme of lhe convenlion R.. Karr and a n g coolest and buddy gUts were\ 'tlhost mother ts ill . be distributed to local hospt · Funeral serv1ces will be held was "The Word of TrUth." The fatr. exchanged. i Mrs. Richard Owen. presidenl als The study Jesson taken from Salurday at I p. m. at the ad.kess was entitled, "World Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fisch- Atlending were Mrs. White, ·pJ the B H. Sanborn Mission· the book "The Church Nol Miller Funeral Home m Me· Governmenl on the Shoulder of er and his mother, Mrs. Suslt Mrs. John Seines. Mrs. Charles •ry Society. was a guest and Made With Hands" was given Connelsville. . the Prince of Peace," which Fi$cher are campting on the Bennett, Mn. Nora Hamilton, presented material for Jnterces· by Mrs. Dana Hamm. Mr. and Mrs. Patnck GaJlag. concluded that World govern· Muskingum this week. . Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. sor) prayer lor church lead· e meetin was closed with her had as their guest• W~· ment for all mankind will mean Thurman Fische~ is havmg Richardson, Mrs. Jacob Turn· •rs missionari~'< and sick men> Th d. t'S The hostess nesday her niece and family, only one supreme government 8 two weeks vacal1on from h1s If, Mrs. Asa Jordon, Mrs. len of the church. the bene ~c wn;1 course with lolrs. Clarence Reed of Dela· over all the earlh, that there l_s employment with the Hoisum Lenore Sigman, Mrs. Jo h n Mrs. Ower. announced I he sened "de~: 10 those men· ware, Ohio, and her family, Mr. the greal Governor of the um· Baking Company. Lyons, Mro. Winebrenner, Mrs. .Beptember m~ting of the B coffee a~ d Mrs Florence and Mrs. Hugh Taylor of Co- verse that he should be expectMr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael Elizabeth Salven, Mrs. Agues H Sanborn Society would ' 10 ned a o;e A•; on Mrs Pearl lumbus. eo to goverr II, that he will, and family returned home White Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, ji..i-,_...,...,.... Hannay 0 M rcl;de winebren· Recent guests of Mr. and and lhal "Now is the lime 1o Wednesday after a visit in Mrs 'Charles Edwards, Mrs. Hoff";;. r~. h~ Seines Mrs Mrs. B. F. Parmalee and her turn to the world government Cleveland with her sister and Flor~nce Hannay, Mrs. Lettie PARKER ner,lah ~bite "and Barba;a and mother, Mrs. Ludie _Meadows, of Peace!" brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury. Beu A th were Mrs. Agnes Chnstlan and Seven persons from the local Wilbur Frecker. Mrs Lllllan McGhee, Mrs. Jul· Joe 0 ony. Bessie lUll of Huntington, W. Congregation attended the Con· Mrs. Hazel Michael retur~ed Ia Grim, Mrs .. Charles White, va., Mr. and Mr. Wesley Mea· venlion. home Wednesday after a vtstt Mrs. Shirley M1lls, Betty Darst, PEN and PENCIL SETS dows and sons, Paul and Timmy in Akron with her siSier, Mrs. Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. · Grot Por 95 and Mr. and Mrs. Pete MeadSewing Circle htu Helen Byers and family. Oana Hamm. lock To School_ ows, Ohio River Road. • • Mr. ·and Mrs. Cline McCurdy ----Day of Qudtmg and children of Centerville, who The birthday of Mrs. Aman- are camping at Royal Oaks Party il Attended da Kaspar was observed when park vlsiled Tbur!lllay with Mrs. J. M. Thornlon. first AUG. 20 lhe Busy Bee Sewing Circle of their aunt, Mrs. Homer Show· vice president, and Mrs. 0. A. ft\IDDLEPORT, 0. The Child Conservation Leas· lhe Federaled church mel on rs · Martin secretary of the Am· ---ue will have a rumma,s~ sale In Thursday at the church for an e Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden· erican Legion Auxiliary of Drew ·~ ~ the former A P bm.ding . : 0 0 all day quilling. abel and sons, Terry and John, Websler Post, altended ll_le 21 W.11idleport, August ?.11- · !ro d 1 remem A polluck dinner was served left Thursday foc their home in August blrthda) party a• Chil· ........ 01111 9 3 p m Plans were rna e o . a.m. • · · ber home and foreign mission. at noon and Mrs. Kaspar was Tucson, Ariz., after . a threo llcothe Veterans Hospilal on Kiss-me-Kate fashion by AUG. u, . he Elects Circle pleasantly surprised when her weeks visil Nith h" mother, Thursday. 1 CLOSID FOil VACATION The Frie~dly C B s dub ar1~ -;;.~~ 1 Fil"l!t Baptist daughters. Mrs. Roberl Arnold Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and other The party was given by the THRU AUGUST 21 II Pomeroy wtll hold a plcmc of e ' epor evenin and Mrs. Ro Smith cyame Wlth relatives. American Legion Auxthary of the Middleport park, Church me~ .~e~ayk A pot home made ice cream and cake Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Raub District Eight. Twenl·two Au•:Y SUN. MON. TUES. August 22, at 2::10 p.m. All at the. Roa Sl e the meef.. in observance of her birlhday. returned home Thursday even- iliary members of the dis· AUG. 22·24 Whee -I'm off school ••• out to the P.U:k In dio operalora are mvlled: Brln~ luck dmner preced Atlending were Mrs. Kaspar, ing afler a visit at Mitchell, S. !riel atlended. The ladies took Kate Greenaway Whirl-a-Way pleated eador. Itl "HOW TO MURDER own food and table setv~ce an mg. . Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Ad· 0 with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner cake and candy for the parly. the dashing-est dress I own. It hl\8 a Iolli' ~ tte YOUR WIFE" join in the fun ':"hen. lhe newest Mrs. Tony Fowler, chatrman. am Ebersbach, Mrs. Then- M~nkin and family. While in Music was provtued by the at IllY neck • , • all-around ple!ita that stay-In~ Jack Lemmon Radio club has 1ts btggesl preSided and opened the_ meet- dore Mora, Mrs. Louis Reibel, Soulh Dakota hey also visiled hospital orcbeslra and 1ce nently. Done in crisp DacrOJ;I·&nd-c:otton blend that (Teebnlcolor) so far . IDf w1lh prayet .calls wtlh the Mrs. Freda Milch, Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Eunice Sjervin at Brislol, cream, candy and punch were never needs ironing. Big Sister style comes with AUG. Z3 group part1c1patmg. The Rio Kaulz, Mrs. Ben Neulzling, Mrs. Emil Ness at Pierpont and Ken. served 1o 120 veterans and ~~ Spaghetti tie 1111sh. Pick tomato rod. or~.. Jane. Howell Tent. Grande Assoctat1on meetmg was Lean Huber, Mrs. ~harles Muer ne~h Mess and family al Aber· altendants, nurses and Auxill· blue. Sizes 2 to aX, 3 to 6X of Un10n Veterans, wlll . announced for Sept. 16. lllrs carl Shields, Mrs. Arnold deen They also saw the new ary members. MASpN ~._..:_ ~,.ct', ! ,; ·. their annual potluck ptcmc Each member was asked to and. Mrs. Smith. hom~, of lhe Fishers. parenls ----2nd Flaor the Middleport park, Monday bring a handkerchl<f to the of lhe quintuplets in Aberdeen. TONIGHT August 23. at . 6:30 p.m. next meeling to be sent lo _the CLOSED SATURDAYS DAUGJfl'ER BORN "RIO CONCHO$" bers are remmded to take borne missionary, Belly Ktlh· Elmer Keller Administralor Mr. and Mrs. Roger Arms W1th Rl<hard Boone ble service. gao. A gill will also be sent to f the Bureau' of Workmen's VISIT IN FLORIDA !Brenda Wagner) are ,announcand Stuart Whitman (Color) A special meetint of the the foreign missionary. Dr. Law· ,'~:om ensation, has issued an Mr. and Mrs. Charles New· ing _the birth of thetr hrst baby, -andcine Athletic Booslen has renee Norton. Yearbooks ~ere orde; thai until further notice \ man and Sharlee of Syracuse a g~rl, ~ed LISa Gaye, Aug. ''THE MASQUE OP called for Monday, August 23 al dislributed during the buomess 11 ffi THE RED DEATH" 1 the Bureau will have returned from a three • 3rd al Gabon Community HosElberfeld• Store In Pomeroy Is open Saturday !ve 8 p. m. at lhe "•igh school. All session. c~o.:'so: Saturdays. This In- \ weeks vacation in Florida vis- pltal, Gallon. Brenda and Ro~ Vincent Price (Color) interested, please a.tend. The chairman announced the !strict Office al Jling her mother, Mrs. Anme er are both formerly of Pom d Until 9 Good Time For Family Shoppl111 Ill the circle will have lhe Lo Adams and brother and sister· roy. Grandparents are Mr. an Saturdoy . Aug. 11 VISITS IN COLUMBUS gram for the B. H. Sanborn So- gan. In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ad· Mrs. Orville Arms of Pome~[ E.,.ry Department. "THE SECRET INVASION" Rose Mary Andrews of . ciely meeting to be held TuesUNDERGOES SURGERY ams at Delray Beach. They vis- 1\U, and Mr. and Mrs. ~; With Stewart Granger ~md Mickey Rooney Bollom, spent the weekend m day, Sept. 7. Mrs. Milton Hood Mr. Richard Roush of Syra· ited Norma G. Maness and Uam __w_a~g~ner _J_r_.•_P_•_m_•_ro_y_ _·_b""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""'""'""'"'"'"'"'==-•~ Columbus with her cousin, Ca. Jed the discussion of the study has undergone surgery at family of Miami, where Norma I. (Color) -ondthy Andrews. who. is e~ployed book, "'The Church nol Made ~:University Hospila' at Mor- is on the facully at Miami Uni· 1 t "SOLDIER IN THI RAIN" there. She also VISiled wtlh her With Hands." gantown. w. va. IUs room num· versity. In Hollywood, Flor1da, ' With Jackie Gleason brother, Paul. wbo ts • barber The meeting was closed with be . 3311 lhey visited Mr. and Mrs. Ger· r l B . "l I nd Steve M<Qut.,n lhere. prayer. Those present were Mrs. ild Kelly and famt y, or· ~~;_...iiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii.,\ Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Nora MEETING CANCELLED mer residents of Pomeroy. Homlllon, Mrs. Eva H"':tley, The meeling of the Staff and · Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Officers club of Meigs Temple Monday evening has been can· Mrs. Bertho Archer, Mrs. Fowl- Pythian Sisters scheduled for celled. e: and her daughter, Martha, a guest "" Plan• were made to remem· •. · Ill!• the home missionary 10 •ember and program book· i were distributed when the . reas Circle ot the First Bap·'Jis Church in Mirdleport met Tuesday evening at the home ~I Mrs. Gerald Anthony. Mrs. >charles Bennet!. 1Dv"' the meeting ' da Hollon, Sally Mora, Jean Whitehead and Pat Koblentz. Tractor operators contest Larry Hollon. Horsemanship- Jackie Jones. Larry Lewis was in charge of F.F.A. awards. Pony pulling contest Friday night: 47 lo 50 inches class, first, F. J. Cremeans, Mercerville, second, John Slover, Ashville. 46 inches and under, John Slover, Ashville, first; Bud Goodman, Lancaster Route 8, second. Pony harness racing, 46 and under trot, field of six, first place, Isaac Lewis; over 46 to 52 fncbeJ trot, first, Pete Gbo linger. Pony and horse rumina ractl, firsts, Greg Meeks, Alba~~ Roule 5, 46 Inches and tiuder, Barbara Wells, Richwood; 4.. 1o 48 Inches, llopna MSnuel, !lao cine Rt. 2; over a2· to 541, ~ Frost, Shade. HARNESS RACING First and slltll, racetl 2 yeu old p8C1: - first In both races, Brown Paint, owned by Everel Bucy Newlflt: second bolla rac.;, Joo owoed' by Lee Dill and Forrest Edwards ML Vernon· second end sevenJb raraces f~r 3 yr. old trollers, bolb (Continued .on 1) Jei. New, Modern Bank Opens its Doors NEW HAVEN - Doors of the new and complereoy modern Mason County Bank building in New Haven were opened in ribbon-cutting ceremonies Fr~ day morning. : Ml"l!. H. L. Dyer, widow ol ' the flrsl cashier of lhe bank, performed the ceremony in the presence of .Bank President Her· man Layne and members ot the board of direclors. The building is located one block from lhe old bank build· ing on Fifth-s!. the main busi· ness streel of the town. It is ol brick Cllnslruction on one floor and has an impressive granite front doorway which opens in· to a marble lloored lobby where customers conducl their busi ' I I I Conrad, Cooper In Perfect Orbit • ��• 1ftw In Formin visit ovee the 'INI!IIettll 'di Mr and Mn Haroltl BllrDIIdl and Mr and Mrt. Wll1lam ... Experience 'the thing' for Young People in Junior dasltelt SEE TBE Fli.ON'l' li.UNNEit GRAVELY at GRAVELY TRAaGR Sales & Service Phone WY 2-2975 512 I Mlln St Ponteroy ·Farmers· TAKING AIRPLANE RIDE- Ann and Dean Caldwell of Danv lle enJoyed th s rtde at the 102nd annual Me gs County Fair Wednesday afternoon during Kiddtes Day They are sho vn here on the atrplane nde one of '" or cbildren at the fair this year - Sentmei Photo ' Outlook for Fishing Noted COLUMBUS IUPI - F sh ng resulls tbroughout the state are about what s expected at th111 t me of the year - just fair Local heavy rains have added to the I sherman s woes as many streams and lakes have become very ro ly or muddy The prospects by d str cts Ceotcal Ohio No outs!andmg catches lmve been reported n any of the lakes and streams In thiS dlatrlct and fish ng condl lions vary from fa r to poor A few lakes reporting clear and normal water are Buckeye In diao Har1ua and Richwood Grve your homt a dra1111ltzc "new look' wrth DBVOB BOUIB P.IIN'l'l Turn your house 11110 tht showplace of the neighborhood Its easy w th DEVOE House P, nts Whatever the ex e or IU face masonry wood or shingle we have the r ght pa nt for the JOb. Devoe pa nil add nm look beauty to JOUr howe alonr w h added protec~on ap nst the hoards of all kinds of -ther And Devoe cxter or Houoe Po ntl come m more thao 1000 custom m xed as well as a w de range of nady miXed decontor colors. CHOOSETHBRIGHTPAINTSFORYOU AT THE VALLEY BELLE - A stemwheel packet 127 4 feet long 23 feet Wide and 3 4 feet hold with a full length cabm but no texas - From the A V Howell Col Biram bad to land tbe boat lectJOn ney wharlboat at Pomeroy but Val1ey Belle Set Record in Years Service one of the be!l known steam 1eston-Montgomery on the Ka boat men on the Oh o river and nawba River without much au~ Frank L Sibley of Galllpol • ce" until March 1917 when he later publisher and ed tor sold her to E P Mathews of In her three score years of Po nt P easant who d d JOb Opp B&O Depot Ph 675-1160 PI Pleasant serv ce most every .<rt of the towing with her boat had been rep aced but the B ly Bryant bought the boat Cuh & Dehvery-Cash & Carry-Budget Plan name Captain Freder ck Way in 1919 and towed his showboat ~~~~~~~~~w;as~llarry;;:~D~Kn~o;x~w~ho~be~c~ame ..ys that she reminded h m of w th her unt 19:!9 when he the man who owned an old axe bought he I It e towboat New that he sa d had been n t h e Lotus and oold the Valley Belle lam ly for many gen "atio!ll! to Sam Raike of Kanauga Ohio He sa d t wao true that (it who did rob-towing w th her un m ts time tllree new t I 1943 when she sank at Ka Ihlltndles and two new bits but nauga and wao lost U was the same old axe She had run 34 years as a The Valley Belle s registry I packet and 28 years as a tow includes so many names of men boat an a time record for a well known In Pomeroy Bend wood hull s eamboa to un un blstory that we with apologle! der one name sixty years The agam quo e Captain Way Tacoma ran longer OJ a pack She was entered In the Rav et than the Valley Belle but enswood Mddleport trade In the latter ran longer In contln1884 Captain J c Edwards uous operation undar one name master and w W Hayman as than any other boat clerk In 1885 J M Rode! was Much of the way freight of Half.g•llon of I'RI!E ICE clerk th s team continuiDK un the Valley Belle was grists CREAM for each cuboc tll1890 when Will Chapman brought from landings all afoot capacity you buy tn IVent clerk In 1893 Hiram Rou mong the way to the b g Grant a UNICO Freeur Refrrgof Letart Falls was Plot flour mill at Mlddlepor which We Sorvrcel orator or Combinllton. By !897 the ma~ter was did a I• ge amount of Clllltom Wo Fonancel Free dehvory 50 mrln, Capta n W W W Hayman grind ng and manufactured Rol wkh Harry C Donnaly as clerk ler A flou UNICO CHEST FREEZERS we eenice 1nd we fi· now n the Mar etta M ddlepor nance trade and n 1898 her clerk She ran dayl ght only but did I 17 Cub1c Foot - - - - - only $205 was Ralph Emerson Sacles have a bill short run of passen 21 Cub1c Foot only $225 illrough 1899 In 1900 she ran gers She stopped at all ten of Mar etta Ga I po Ia with Cap- the Pomeroy Bend villages and 23 Cub1c Foot only $249 taln W W Hayman ma1ter and at many farmer • landiDK• for J H W II alll5on as clerk and • grist of wheat or a s1011e UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS m 1!10 C B Crow was clerk paasenger when aome man wav By 003 back once more to ed his hat or some lady waved U eu ft _ only $209 20 cu ft _ only $249 the Mar etta Mldd eport trade her ollk handkerchief lndlcat18 cu ft - only $239 30 cu ft _ 011ly $349 wlth Capta H L R tehle as ing they wanted to go to town (CLOSED SUNDAYSl lllllSter and Charleo F Ritchie and were w lling to pay two REFRIGERATORS & COMBINATIONS u clerk b Is for n ride to town and back Member of Pomeroy Mor I 5 5 eu fl Now Only $259 Bv 1907 Captain T B W I She was an accommodating Ia chants Gold Star $600 !Iamson was master In the nme dy and no finer men ever trod 14 I cu ft Frost F... Model - - - - $295 Grvo Away Ask for your trade w th P L Wolf as c erk the deck of an Ohio river 16 3 cu ft Frost Fret Model $325 Free tockot No purchase 'lllfl traffic playiQ out In ate.amboal than the erewa that roqurred Plus 10 Year Warranty ProtecttoD Plan ltll a though the Da sy tr ed operated U.,. I ttle packet seam I In 1912 then the W J Rob-! er Valley Belle Never a ~Do ert8 The Calvert took a whack yet the writer of lhel!e lln!ll! at It and l88tly the Greendale tr ed stearm& her from Mlddlem 19 4 runn101 Gallipolis Mar port to Pomeroy Cite time over Serving Meip MIMn & Gltllla countl-t.oclted ittta but made only r few trips filly years ago wlren Capt. JIIr Upper Enlltf Ptmtroy J"k W Coney Mtr and then quit am Roush of Letart Falla Oblo WY 2-2181 capt John Line bought tile waa tlie Ilceftnd pllqt Valley Belle ancl ran ber Cbar- We linaUy got to the Bill DoW CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. !! Establish Your Credit Where Your Neighbors Do LET PRODUCTION CREDIT FINANCE ALL YOUR SHORT TERM NEEDS-WITH LOW COST FINANCING Such ao Your son or dauJbler'o coiiOJe educat on automobiles ho..,ehold goods feed oeed fertillztr labor gas and oil, lnourance taxes living expentel on4 fum equipment. JACKSON Production Credit Association MODIRN CIU!DIT I'OR MODI!RN I'ARMJ!RS CHARLES DIX AthenaoMelga County Manqtr CALL I WY 2-5270 IN POMIROY LY 31682 IN ATHENS 9taE No craft n steamboat hiS ory was be ter known to the people of the Pomeroy Bend ar ea than th s stearnwhee pack et orlgina ly built at Harmar Ch o for the Martella ly Muaklngum river) trade On board for her 1 rst why you're ahead FREE ICE CREAM DEAl EXTENDED! BIG 15CU. FT. Silt: LOWEST PRICES PLUS FREE ICE CREAM S1J9 OPEN Every Night Until 9 • POMEROY LANDMARK I You get b111 40 ton per boor capacity yet the 16 JB pnced Wltb tbe lowest OD the markol! 2 You ret mulmum atren!llh with mlDJ. mum wo!ttbt tltrourh brand DOW clellfD' 3 Tho Ughtwotrht 16 rldoo oa top or wbii'W heavier 11111111 11o1 down ooft I'OUDd ot You can green chop with 2 l•piOW power and ow tch to b aor powu fOf ful silO' filling 59 knife cutter head cull llhorlef thin \', inch F ne cut feed takoo up I• opace n the wagon and sUo , cllllt clean lip oftor every feodlnc II You can ,....n chop dally feedltll a. lion in the mornu., lllld lll ... lllu -e fY011pt-ulityllllllafelt :PorR• am~ can nlM tbo lllllrl chopper Iii ulo IIOiitloD • tholl tllll:tJro v 1IDR lonnl4 .. up Bailellld lllllto wllbout •brill~ IIIII& Avadablt with com head, cutttr bar or wiiHirow plck-up unltl. Come In Stt tht 16 • .,,.rl _, I MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. �.• •• ,~ · assified Ads Your Mo~ern Community Bulletin Board 2 SIGNS WANT AD !FORMATION Pomeroy Motor Co. 1111 OUAliTT BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 1964 Chevrolet lmpele H.T. Cpe. _ $2395 COME ON IN, ELVINEY-rM UEST FIX IN' PAW SOME VITTLES (\.l~!!il Local one owner car spotless clean black interior, white finish, good tires, 3:!'7 cu. in. VB eJliiDe witb old. tnu. Radio and heater IUWUI.A l'IUIU lt•tl8'r _,..... UM 1962 Corvair 700- 4 Door .,..._ ....,... IDJI ..., d......,.t ~ le 'lboall ... IMrnedlttltt'f 1'btl pUb • ftnl Itt> rwprnurth.. ,.., .. • ~ ·~ I....UOD AA'l'Q Want Ad_...... NEVER AN'61T MY SUPPER,MAW HIM TO 01W ,....,._ tMftl II~.... Pomeroy Motor Co. t0 ..... ... .... - nu... ... ~""- '"'~J: 8dT uarruA.&u.:~~ "" $1195 Clean Interior, new whitewall 1st line tlreo, fawn finish, automatic trans. 1961 Chevrolet 6 P111. St. Wag._ $1495 V8 enrlne, auomatic trans. Radio and heater. Like aew tireo. White over black finish with red Interior r=G~LO~RY~B~E~t~•~77~----~ STOP ilABBERtN ' • - - Milt IIOdtUoul WtWCI to )J'I'P.S 80UIUI • II 6ro 51110 P M.. Oatb tr.ID "' ll to llrOIJ ,... ........... ...... .., to PI.ACI • vr nonuUKO INE WY 2-2156 THREE BEDROOMS, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. room and garage. Located; N, 5th Avenue ' WY 2·2246. 8 20 61c . llaOOUBLE, 5 rooms. AIR CONDinONING 222 Sycamore Sl WY 2-,;212. 7 30 30tc FOR SALE Notice SALE! SAVEl e FIIJ Almost Every Car e Transferable When You Trade Cars POMEROY, OHIO Shearer up at p.m.; et down at 11:55 p.m.; Sus11n[ Lane down at 4:50 a.m.; H. E. Bowles up at 5 a.m. LI'L ABNER Democracy says The President Ohio River BoaiJ - Loek Stevenson up at 6:20p.m.; ern up at 7:50p.m. ; T. G. ny up at 11:40 p.m.; Eli•mal Woods down at 6:40a.m. ; WASHINGTON (UPI)- Pre"' 17, San Ricardo up at 4:11 ident Johnson, convinced that m.; New Martinsville down Negro rioters have marred 7:10 a.m.; L. Fiore up at American democracy as gerlou• a.m.; Loek 19, Robert G. We•<tllv as hooded rascists, tod91· up at 6o55 a.m.; Lock 20, a campaign for a mUferson down at 4:30 jobs to help ease the ecollisiana up at S:IS a.m.; deprivation lying at the P. Calhoun down at 6:45 of recent violence. Titan up at 7:1S a·. m.; Loek Johnson made an emotlonR. H. Bosworth fl down at al condemnation Friday of riot· p.m. ; John Ladd Desn down ing in Los Angeles. He planned 7:10 p.m.; William H. · follow up that statement todown at 2: re a.m.; with a caD for increased Pierce down at 5:30 a.m.; to further reduce unemup at 6:45 a.m.; among unskilled Locks, Panzo down at 6:30 persons. m.; John K. down at 9:50p.m. ; The President was aeheduled Walter Hougiaod down at 3: meet with members of tbe a.m.; J. S. Lewis up at • level youth council a.m.; Meldahl Loeks, Lelia C. headed by Vice President Hn· Shearer down I: 50 p.m.; H. Humphrey which baa erll!wood down at 6:10 p.m.; spearheaded a drive to find Eugenio P. Jone• down at work for a flood of teen • agero 35 a.m.; Valvoline down at into the labor market 50 a.m.; and Bob Benter at 4:40 a.m. Gallloolis Boat• Harner up at 6:!0 p.m.; er Herdman down at 7:05 Ben McCool up at 3:10 Queen City down at So25 Charles K. up at 7 a.m.; Wog up at 8:35 a.m. p.m.; a.m.; a.m.; Polly Officials Sensing War Turnr Point e-11 "'Junior's .. IIIII!' lila ..... · 1,. -~~~~~- ' 8y KING ~~ lOO~<;<; to me "~ he.; ~u;n1n~ her· int,J <l rr .liton ooc<;;r Lass Dies in Propane Blast AN WERT, Ohio (UPI) nim~year~old girl was killed other persoM wert 1injtlred, four of them crltlcally, a propane gas Una ••· early today at nearby '+ Willlllitt • WMPO Radio JULY I li'ONDAY TllltU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - Nowa &:05 sacred Hearl I II Meigs County RFD lo25 Paul Bowers, Farm Ufl' News 135 Country J amboree I 57 · Weather 7 00 1:05 7 30 7 35 U! 1:30 6:35 7:00 7:05 Dow Jones Averages. Sundown Serenade National News Sundowr. Serenade a:oo Sign on 8A1\IRDAY8 1:00 Sign On - News 1:05 Country Music Thnt 1:20 Country Jamooree rOO Protestant HDID' 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 LII!Ty Anderson Show W:45 [t•o Mll9!c - Army 11:00 Dairy Valley ana Dutton's Top Ten Show 12:00 Nen 12:15 1ustcal InterludP 12:30 Rev. Merlin reets 1:00 The Jim Meet Show UO Sports Parade &ore Jim Mees Show 6:30 Nattonat News 6: 35 SundoWJo Sert!lllidl 1:00 Off the Air NatiOnal ,,ews Bill MIJ)er Sbo• Sports Parorle Bill MIUer ~how Picken& Han:lwaro tTu.. Thurs.) 7:50 Newa I L Bill Miller Show I 45 Baker Furniture Sho" 9 00 News 9 05 Collee wltb Jaaet ~ ·00 Portraits of a Patriot iO oO; Swap !!bop .i:!O Social Seull1ty 10 ·35 Bill Miller Bruncb Show 10o4S Mason Agr. P-ogram SL'NDAYS7:30 Sign On - Arm,y Hour t7'ueoday; 7:55 News 10o45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 8:00 Baptl!l Layman•; Hour 10 o45 A!>.C. Program (Friday) 1:30 Sunda) Show 11:00 Nen t:OO Sunday Show 11 .05 Tiny'a C<Juntry JuocUon 1:30 The Bible Spe&U to Yoo 11:30 r1uy'1 Country HymDJ I: 45 Legislative Report !.tOO Cement Block Newa 10 00 The Good L!Je 12·30 Goesller's Guest Star IO:Jo Con1!1'09S111811 Moeller I Friday! lo:30 The SundaJ Show Uo30 Larry Anderson Show 11 :liO The Quiet Hour 3oX Jim Mee.o Show 12:00 News f:l5 Blaettnar Auto Show 12: IS The OlrisUana Hour 4:30 Electric Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merlir Teell Uti Jim Mees Sho,. 2:00 The Rev. Sllas BUiupo S·oo Newa .2:30 The ae•. Andrew Par10111<[l l o05 Jim Meeo Show Z:30 Sunday showcase 6:00 SporiJ Parado 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6' 10 Jim Meea SlJow l oOO Off tbe Air LISTEN TO WJEH By HAROLD GRAY ..GUPPOSE 8Y SOME' MIR'ACL£ etJ<:SEY" ¢Ql~!;o' 6UPPOSE 1-110: ~ "'Ttl FOIJNO GLIILTY AM--990 on Your Dial OF MUIC'DER! WHAT COLI.D JUDGo 11/HII'FLHRfE oo 'THEM~ ~ READ T~b N~APSRS I HE COULD ~ENJEtjg "BuG'OE'f':" BUT SUSPEND TH't 5ENT'"NCE, t:INO PAROLE HIM 10 HI~ GRANDMA ON ~E.R P ~ ISIO TO ' "KE ' HIM TO SOM ~ PSY'CHIAT~I ST I AN'I MORE QUESTION S'.? . NOPE I NO/'IE . IHAT t CAN IHINK OF RIG! f lOW ! And By RAEBURN VAN BUREN NO! I'VE BEEN PRDPCS'D To. HoW ,.-.._ AWFUL CAN T~AT BE. WJEH FM 101.9 meg. THE BORN ·I ILE!t LOTS - Jret • • ' and water. l'rlll Park !Slate Approvecl) nerovtlle, Ohio, Pboae 124. I II a,.,...,., ~~E anG wor !"(YI"'b furr1c:hf. llld onlurnllboll llport. !nil WY UG4 U 8 dt d 4 RtHlM lurnlllha apart, mta. Rowley • Reed liard Ire. 6 11 i WY TYMS ... 29?.. f 5 ~,· 'i' ~ rl ' I �\, ·•' li' e·, • ' at .y ' ,. Det!oted To TIM lnteratl 01 TluJ Meii•·Mfllon .4reo FIVE CENTS • Fair Attendance off at WY22039 t~e OR NIGHl WI 9-2951 meroy Flower Shop 4 "'' ' • assoc~allon ID the ' • !Wart Granger Mickey Rooney (Color) - and- SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" clde Gleason Steve McQueen Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy Until90n Saturday Evening ........ 01111 :LOSED FOR VACATION THRU AUGUSl 21ot SUN. MON. TUIS. AUG. 22-24 "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" Jack Lemmon 5, 48 to 52 Inch class and Cher- the ••me races were Ima Gooyl Williams, Rutland, for the na Win, owned by Ray New52 to 56 inch class and the over hart of Marietta, third in both; 56 Inch class. Bewitching June, owned by T. p In Pony harness racing, Capt. T. and E. C. Crowl of Sunburn, Black's Drum Major, owned by second in first; Demon's Price, laaac Lewis, won the trot for owned by Gene Bock and D. 0. 46 inches and under and Diablo, Moon of New Holland, second owned by Pete Ohliuger, woo the in the /lith. This was for trottrot for 46 to 52 inch ponies. ters, non-winners, with a st5 Horse harness racing had purse. Miss Carrie Lou, owned by Ro!). In the second and .sixth races, ert Puglisi of Crestline, win the Emily Scotland, owned by Mr. first and fifth races. Placing in and Mrs. Fred Van Maire of WASHING~ )N - SENATORS planned to start off a buay week toda} with consideration of a fU bliUon approprilluon measure to finance public workJ, reclwnaUoo and atomic energy projects. 1'b. biU waa one of several pt...,. oJ teptation set by leaders for ..:tioo this week ill the snowbali!DII ruah toward 1 bopeo-tor adjournment by the middl- a1 next month. TONIGHT MEIGS THEATRE ~y ~ WORLD AS,ON DRIVE· IN 1\ _._ Overall paid allendance at day Ill comparison with 1,775 association's shows, unlier the the_ gate of the. IOZnd annual oo same day last yea.:. Grand- direction of Robert K. Hoeflich, Me1gs County FBJr • bit by three sland admissions Saturday were were the big drawing card at days of hod weather, was 8,850, 192 during the day and 1,013 the grandaland. Figures showed according to figures released to- at night when the second pres- 2,034 persons peld to see !he day by Franll H. Johnston, !air entation of Big Bend Mto- show's two presJ?IItations. board aecrela!): slrel was staged. RACING. IIEStJLTS The lola! pa1d gale atteOO. Day-by-da:{ attendance !Jgures Winning first place In the ance this year represented a for those paymg at the gate th1s Saturday horse· and rundecrease of about from .the year was 2,457 on Saturday, 2,- ning races were Gregg Meeks. number who paid the1r way mto 424 Fr1day, 1,4ll6 Thursday, 1,- Athens Route 3, for the 41 in. the 1!164 county fall'. 848 Wednesday and 635 Tues- and under class; Judy Irvin, II was noted. that 2,457 paid day. Athena Rt. 5, for the 46 to 48 to enter the l&Jrgrounds Satur- Again, the Big Bend Minatrel in. class; Jack Irvin, Athena Rt. !UPIJ- A•tronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles (Pete) Conrad, refreshed by sleep, soared into thelf thtrd day m space today so certam they could keep going thai they began plans to chase a ''phantom" rocket. SPACE CENTER, Honston (UPli - Astronauts Gordoa Cooper and Charles Conrad were given lhe "go" today for at least i6 orbits on their Oighl now expecled fD co tbe lull eight days. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Pk1totbtf In Court Square near city ~ !ind a cr,.. burning kept lfr!lllona high today whlls this ~ j!;ngland community a~>alt.d i promised followup to tho lal'le,l civil rights demon· stratklll II ill history. More than 850 demonstrators marcllld Sunday In protest to alleged pollee brutality. They poraUet~ for a mile along a Don't let • your earn1ngs ..... . ,., , ;~,,., ,._ At 10 a.m. EDT the Gemini 5 space twins began their third day ot the flight that was ai. most cut short in the 6th and 18th orbits because of an electric power shortage. ,..,.. . · '"' ,..,_, ,._., ' . r , • .U Saturday's SAVE 3.0l ;· --- WSAZ- TV Channel 3 NO Jobn'e Almanac 8:00 Popeyo .l Pale uo Top Cat 9, 30 Hector Heathcote 10:110 Underdofl IU:30 Fireball XU 11:00 Dennis the ~~~ce 11:30 Fury 12:00 Theatre ! 12:30 Saturday Movies 3:30 Land of White Allee 4:00 The Challeuge of Tomorrow 4:30 Rainbow in the Mirror 5:00 Endurance s:30 Bush Country 5:45 Spurtsman's Holiday 6:110 Flau ·& Scruggs 6:30 Man From U.N .C.L.E. 7:30 Flipper ~:00 Death VaU•y Daya 8:30 Kentucky Jonea 9:00 Saturd•y night at Movies 11:110 Late NOWJ Pictore 11:10 TV 3 Weather . This month only SAVE PART OF EVERY PAY CHECK WITH US, FOR SOLID SATISFACTION IN THE FUTURE! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Hove Grown B1couse We Hove Helped Others Grow" Me..... r Foderol R-rve Systom Member Fedenl Deposit lnsuronce Corporation Rytex Hand-Craft Vellum CLUB TO MEET Th Middleport Garden Club personalized stationery will meet Monday evening, Aug· usl 23 at 6 p.m. at the Colum- bus and Southern Ohio Electric Company social room fnr s covered dish dinner. The hostesses will provide the meat and potatoes. 3.99 RETURNS FROM VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Wolfpen and their two daughters Eileen Venoy and Marguerite Boyce of Columbus have returned from s month's vis" to the Wost Coast visiting their two sons, Jed and Robert Russell and families in Oregon and with friends In Washington and California and enjoyed places of interest tn fifteen states. (Rogularly 7.001 . zoo •inll• sh.eu 1114 100envelopeo-<lr 1110 double alleollllld u:a 1 IATURDAY'S LATE MOVIES .• '' O!annel 13, '1Gbost Ship" 11153, Huel Court and "Back · trom the Dead," 11167, Peggla · CuUa. Cba~ 8, "Tender Comrade" 1M3, Ann Sheri~ ·•. , ., . a!l(l Ch~~Q!!!!l S, ·"Olio Girl's Collfaslon," IW, Cleo Moore. r. .., '" .;. POMEROY, OHIO i/ -· .~.. ' ~- M . "tC•I!on.et'lftld t• .OOO·'flltt ~ tal ch.. Mi ooitl! •ilk:IM"~II·\Nid siMI ll?l'lltrUcliOft St"lbond WlciHjf• II'CNII tide, IIKt., bra. tr PRICED FROM $99.95 to $199.95-11" to 23" , BAKER FURNiiURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 I,' Program WHTN- TV Channel 13 7:110 TV Classroom 1:110 Mister Mayor 1:00 A._ln Show 1:30 Tennessee Ttu:edo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Migbty Mnuse Playhouse 11:110 Linua The Linn Heart... 11: 30 The J etsons 12:00 Sky .:ing 12:30 M!l Friend Flicka 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:110 Movie 3: 15 PBMport to Profit S:30 NFL Football-Rams vs. Bean 6:30 Jubilee 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Faolaro with AI Hirt 8:30 Gilligan ·s Island 9:00 Secret Agent 10:110 Gunsmoke 11:110 Up-To-Th ..Minute News 11:15 Weather Notes 11:20 Million DoUar Movies 1:30 Neighbors 8:45 Social Security 9:110 Herald of Truth 9:30 Word of Life 10:110 Supecman 10 :30 King and Odie ll :110 Casper Show 11:30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New Amen can Bandstand 2:00 Major League Baseball 5:110 Wide World 01 Sporu 6 30 Championship WresUinl 7:30 The King Family 1:30 Lawrence Weill 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Young Newo 10: 45 Chiller Theatre tain's' unorthodox methods ford. A beautiful and ever loving woman in all but love, rises fmm lower middle dass ourroundings !o glamour wuman, ; . ' ' ·. ~M \1~~- _.,l&M -.D..Ii-..~ .. 'il.lo 'D ...Lll __ .. _ _ I I 1! 'i... ,~ ecolor Television J SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 196$ • - .......... Not Gm•1ty I t:; r...-.&Abllin' suspect says - I I I I I!. of 11:30 FILMS OF THE O'oDon't Cry," slarrlnc lloYid Brian, and Jnsn Craw- made whether to bring them ported both utrooauts bid down at the start of the 33rd "slept about 10 boura" 111 tile orbit. But it appeared they had precoding Zl-bour period. FUp& ruJough power to .keep going In surgeo~ were vecy haPPJ thel!' b1d for an e~ght-day space over th1s." endurance record. However, neither man wu ''We are giving him (Com· ea.ling 11 mucb as tile surgeoiul mand pilot Cooper) a go eacb felt they sbooild 'J'ber werea'l day for the next day'" a spukes- finishing meaJt. man said. "AI the moment I Pre.sure ID tile balky Ol)'pll can see no reason why they feed te the fuel cells rose .. II can't go eight days." !Ounds per square fD<b, trom 1 Slmnlated R<ndOZVoDI low ot 60 ))OIIDdl When the Olpt At the low point of the 32nd ::• almost cut lbor! the first orbit over Mexico 02:50p.m. y, EDT) they were to begin using maneuver rockets to wiug them into a path toward rendezvous with an imaginary rocket. This would he a rehearsal of the vilal "linkup" maneuver as· t.ronauts must master before Supplement To The Daily S•ntlnrl. Pomffllr·llllddlet>M~. Ollie """The Gallia Times, GaliJpglil, WU. I I~ SERVICE THE .SHOE BOX ~ I li PHILCO AND UNTIL9 PM Qu-·• owned by Castlelake Farm of Orr, owned by D. 0. Newark was third. Moon and W. Puckett of Wllllo . ington c. H. Second waa Bill K. Wmner of the third race was Abbe, owned by Fred Marmle Loveland Yolo, owned by F. E. of Bealsville; third, Buzzy Bay, and G. L. Van Maire of Etna owned by R. K. Harper Ill Mao while Dee Dee Jamie, owned by laga. Abbe was first in lht J. c. Barnes of Mt. Sterling was elgbth race, Buzzy Boy, aeconc1 first In the seventh race. Dee and LMy Velvet, owned by J. Dee Jamie was second in the A. Jacobs of Gr.tfton w. va third race and Loveland Volo, third. ' I helping to boost an Oktnawan Yillage'• economy get him Into trouble. ~Daamed .-_. _ I WCHS- TV Channel 8 SAT., AUG. Z1 HIGHLIGIITS UO Color, SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 'Teahouse of !he Augusl Moon," alarring Marlton Brsndo and Glenn Ford. A. U. S. Army cap- ...,."._....,.... .a.-.., I SALES SHOP TONIGHT Tlw!V.Yaalll NUMI ... ._ ! l 'j\. m•fl plcturt thin JJ• T'l. ' Telev~sion Spllrt! 11:20 Films of !he 'SO's Etna, was firsL Second was Sit- secooc1 In the seventh. ter Too, owned by Everett Suey . of Newark and Cindy's Claro, Willnlng the fourth race WU Space Twins Planning Maneuver to Phantom Lilli ANGELES WITH 1,0110 National Guardsmen the llreela to auarantee the ptl!Ct, yiol< ee plagued Loe Al!lllles passed Its ruat relative!) quiet weekend since massiva r.egro rioting eruptnd Aug, II. . (Tecbnleolorl In ' I I I I I I I I I I Only ABC Has "Live' Action On Fall Card (Dorothy Kilgallen is on va· cation. Her guest columnist to. day is TV star Maggie Hayes. ) BY MAGGIE HAYES Would you like lo know whal It'• like being referred to a• lhe most beautiful. glamourous, talented and popular actress on television today? I don 't know. Ask Pbyltis Diller. What I 4o know, after being "framed" by cameramen on over 200 major live dramatic TV series, is that AB~'s "A Time For Us'' will have the distinction this Fall of being the only live network dramatic program remaining on TV, and U't a daytime series commonly referred to as "soap opera:• A day in the life of a "soap is not like a day any· where else. r should know, lot u critic Jack O'Brian wrote: "'Mall81e Hayes has been • TV ootreu aince before Arthur Godfrey invented humlllty." AC. tually, it jtut eeems Uke a long time, or perhaps Mr. O'Brian was awed the other night to see •per•" (('AntinukJ 011 lllck Pill I FAIR-HEADED - II only Jooko as if the New Yorlc World's Fair- at least the Unisphere symbol-went to . the bead of Carol Colby. In fact, the Fair is about to aet a big bang out o! Carol, cymbalist with the Janesvitle, Wis., l2CJ.mcmber high school band wllicll raiN4 J '15,000 for ita trip 10 the Fair,• .L I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 21, 1965 rigdon smith