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Taken · 8urns-Van Me,er July Fourth at the Federated Church Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' Nancy Kay Burna, daughter of Mrs. Ida Burns, i61 Mulberry Ave., became t!te ••·· of Mr '-'·ivin ooald br..., '1.- R Van Meter, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mil· lard Van Meter, Raolne, at the Federated Church, Sunday Ju· iy !. · ' Miss Mr. and Mrs Larry Dailey of Mapleton, Ill., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dal· ley . Anne St. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of Columbus were weekend guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Everetl Dailey Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. M L. Kelly, Mid· MR. AND MRS. BRINKER dleport. Mrs John R. Weeks of Reyn. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker will observe their oldsburg spent the weekend 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, August 29, at with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks their home, Racine Route 1, with open house from and was accompanied home by 2·4 p.m., given by their daughters, Mrs. Hayman her """· Tom who spent sev· Barnilz and Mrs. Francis Van Meter. The couple eral days with his grandparents was married August29, 1915, at Pomeroy._ ____ and her mother, Mrs. Herman Schull The Muscovy duck is a Mi<' Jerri Frick of Columbus ~~; ttvP ul Latin Amenca <ind a Musrovite . ;·;;;· r;·.$l'li.lA~Jj; ., 1 ;:;:;;~·;;;~~~ I Family Picnic /s Held at R00d51"de Park --and "THE DREAM MAKER" Tommy Steele I ent• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Landers of Columbus were weekend visilors of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Clyde Lyons and were accompanied l home bv Mrs Lyons for a viSit. Winebrenn<r mer for at Ramtdy Ml ~nd Mrs. Arnold McKeen picnic at th• M1ddlepor oa · and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bell side park th" past wl eek anbd of Staples, Ontario, visited ref Given In marriage by Mr. Ker· mh Walton, the bride wore 1 ballerlba length gown of whit£ satin. The bodice was trimmed ID bead! nnd featured long birthdays ol 11t>vera were o · eentl}' with Mr and Mrs. El- served Attending were Mr and Mrs don Weeks and John Frick. · · I J Cowen Sr Tacmpa, F 1Ja.' Mr. and Mrs I J owen, . Mr, Thur.·Frl. Aug, 26-27 and family , caledonia, WJS.; r . !lnd Mrs. T W Payne and dau"ROUSTABOIJ T" ghteJ and Mr. and Mrs Sid Elvii Presley I ney SJewar• .,1 Colu b · M · - andEunice Poole andm dus. h/!1 "DIARY OF A BACHELOR" aug erd, Joe Silver the vows of the double ring ceremony were read by Ute Re<. Wilbur Perrin at 3 p. m. before an altar di!COifled with two seven branch candelabra and vases of gladiola and palms. James Daniel Houdashelt of Syracuse, nephew of the bride lighted the candles. Preceding the ceremony, Mr. Ralph Werry, organls"t,' played "Ave Maria," "Ob Perlecl Day" and "Oh Pl·o . e M , Duri!li the ~monym:hile ~e couple lmelt at the altar. Mrs. Marvin Burt accompanied by Mrs. Ben Neutzling, sang 'The Lord's Prayer. spent the weekend with her par- Relatives of Mrs TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY "THE MOUTH ON THE MOON'" Margaret Ruthertord Or and Mrs. James Fisher Homer Winebrenner, Corning; Mr and Mrs Don Thomas and and son, Willie of' Belpre were 1 weekend guests of their par- 0 ld Th · ·ed ey were accompam · Barker-Giassburn Marriage is Event Of June 19th in Middleport Church ---- I' 1 ___ _- I ALINE WEAVER'S DRESS SHOP Our Weekly SPECIAL 60 OLDS Out · of · town guests lor the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Springfield: Mrs. H~nry Carter, Richmond, Ohio; Jlifl Keller, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph · · ' Chicago, 111.; Bill Osborne lumbus; Loren Glasaburn,' Iumbus; Mrs. Jeanette mann and family; Mrs. Harris, Lancaster; Mr. and Don Stall, Findlay; Mr. WiJ. llam Moore, Findlay;. Mrs. Bea Luellen, Helen Luellen, and Ron· aid Luellen, Johnstown, 0. 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(j, ;: #!. ,'(. : "'.."'.... ·•..- _. ~j ~· •/ ;.', ";;-· .,, -~ FIVE CEN11 • • emini \ I. Mr and Mrs. !. J. Cowen Sr., Tampa, Fla., who have been vis1ting here with relatives, were honored at a family cook-out at the home of Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner in Middleport recently. Othtrs attending were Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Cowen, Jr. and lam ily of Caledoni~ Wis.; Mrs. L. W. Payne and daughter Barbara, of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thompson a n d family and Mrs Richard Neutz. ling and family of Pomeroy. A large decorat£d birthday cake and Ice cream were served fol· lowing the dinneJ In observance of the birthday• or Mr. Cowen, Sr.. Mr. Cowen, Jr., Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner and her daughter, Mrs. Tbompwn. ramil.l Cheshtre: Mr. ann Mrs home by Miss Barbara Fisher for a visit. MRS. JAMES VAUGHN GLASSBURN Richard Neutzling and family . Mr and Mrs uaniel Thompson Mr and Mrs Milton Roush LAST TIMI TONIGHT and l•mily Mr and M Ch and family visited Sunday at AI· "HOW to MURDER res King and family, ;.!;,ero~~ ~""{ :ith Mr. and Mrs. A. c. YOUR WIFI" Mr. and Mrs Robert Winebren· IC ar. . Jack Lemti1011 Mr and Mrs. Anthony Puglisi . . . . . ner. Mr and Mrs Charles Wine· ~nd daughters of Columbus Baskets of white gladiOlus, stephanohs and whtte fol· (Teohnlcolor I brenner and family, and Mro. spent Sunday with her parents iage, combined with potted palms decorated the altar WED. ond THURSDAY Clyde Winebffnner . Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Campbell' of the First United Presbyterian Church in Middleport Augutf 25·26 Following the dinner at noon Miss Ethel Koenig spent Sun: : for the wedding of Miss Pamela Sue Barker and Mr. NOT OPEN a decorated birthday cake was day at Tuppers Plains with her James Vaughn Glassburn. served in observance of I he brother and sister-in-law, Mr. The br~de IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . W: Car· i FRIDAY thru TUESDAY birthdays of Mr and Mrs. Cow· and Mrs. Harley Koenig. ter, 181 1arher. Ave., Lancaster, Ohio. The groom IS the Aug. 27 lhru Aug. 31 en, Sr., Mr. Cowen. Jr., and Mrs William Killinger return- son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Glassburn, Btdwell, Route Wolt .Dlonty'o "THE MONKEY'S UNCLE" Linda Mrs. Civdeand Winebrenner, ed home Saturday Irom Me1gs . 1, Ohio. REUNION HEW M Tho R d . . <'l'echnloolorl · rs mpson. an Y. General Hospital and is conVows of the double nng ceremony were read by the A family reunion and cook Tommy Kirk, Ann•tte , Wolt DIOMY'I King. · valescing nicely following sur- Rev. Howard Ruppel! Sat· . out dinner was hdd Sunday at "GOLDEN HOUESHOE gery urday, June 19 at 7:30p.m. K. Demoskey, Mtddleporl, wear- th ho of Mr M C W"l RIVUE" A'l'l'END PARTY W•lt£r Killinger 1 D y1 The bride, given in marriage lng a pink ballerina length dress. S. "Seco':-av, w~ m~s":i rrechnlcolor) Member•·11 of Feeney~~-~ ~~~;;:tlviS· ,·•.ed Sunday wt"lho h'ts maotohn_ iby her st£p-_ Walt Dlonoy Featurottel S.. · d father,1 chose for They earned while baskets with her family preo;ent Including Mr. er . Mrs. W"ll" K"ll" 1 t her wed mg a f oor length ,•rose lert vour Winner at the Gold- Post AuXJ ary m 1 tam 1 tnger o1 f h" 1 Tl petals. and Mrs. W W Wilson and chll· en Horseshoe Revue! who were in Ch i Ilico Hemlock Grove gown_ o w ace over ta 11eta, 1e bnde's . mother w_ore a · Wll· h the b"tr thday .. Mml,.lon: 7llc & 40c mt Mrs Nora Eakins of Da ton 1 rash10ned WI th 1ong s1eeves and sky bl ue two ptece metallic knil dren, Cindy and Randy, Wheat· - -· _._._.. ......,... . nd" g d . hYh sweetheart neckline. Her waiSt costume w1th blue accessories on, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ts spe m a 1ew ays wt 1 er 1 th .1 0f .11 . 1 11 1 d .nk bd Wilson and daughter, Susann. sister Mrs. William Killinger engh. veto• t' ustoSnh e roedm aThn 8 pt , rose u corsage. Sian, and David. Charleston , M d Mr Ch · a r mes ne Iara. e rnrr1 1 e groom s mother chose 8 r ;n hll~ R:~ Lochd a white Bible topped with while ' pure silk rose dress with honr W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hal· :;" an t c I ; · I'd anh carnations. For the "something accesories and a corsage of ley, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. . aT": o ts u~ 'th were t e borrowed," the brUle wore a American Beauty roses. Earl Knight. Middleport, and wee en gues o eJr par· strand of pears! belonging to ' . . Mr. BiJI Whaley and Audrey ' enls Mr. and_ Mrs. Patr1ck Bea Luellen aunt ol the gr Weddmg muSJc was~~::~:~ ~· Mosel, Columbus. Lochary and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miss Cindy Arent Lanca':::· by Mrs. Lillian Steil!, c j , Slury was maid of honor 'and was al: and Mr. William Demoskey, INSTALLED IN OFFICE 1 Lot Dresses, Reg. 6.98 to 9.98 Now 4.98 Mr. and Mrs David McCon- tired In a street _ length dress cle of_ the bri,~e,, who sang, Mrs. Edith Betzing of '1\Jp1 Lot Dresses, Reg. 10.98 to 14.98 Now $9 naughey of Mtl!ord were weeki of powder blue silk organza OV· ~romtSe Me, ·~~cause" and pers Plains was Installed as As· end guests of her parents, Mr. er talfeta featuring a swirl ho- Weddmg Prayer. sociate State Councilor at the 1 Lot Dresses, Now 3.00 and Mrs. Leo Story. dice. Her face veil was attach· A :ecept10n was held at State Cooncll session of the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story, Mr. ed to blue velvet lover's knots ' Martin Restaurant following Daughters of America held last Summer Shorts, Reg. 1.98 __ Now 1.00 ceremony. The bride's table. was week In Dayton. Following lhe 'and Mrs. Charles Lochary and and she carried a bouquet Special on Hose Now 2 pr. 98c famtly, Mr. and Mrs. Davtd white leathered carnations centered With a three - ltered installation of o!!!cers oo WedMcConnaughey and Mrs. Wi l· ped In blue. wedding cake in pink and white, nesday a!lernoon, Mrs. Betzing Rag. 1.00 & 1.15 Hose, Now 89c ham Nelson and daughter, Peg- The bridesmaid, Miss Kris· topped with the traditional ret"eived a number of gilts from .• _gy, ~ere m Nelsonvtlle Sunday tine Bailey, cousin of the bride, bnde and groom encircled with member. of the various Coun1 - Plenty of Black Shorts evemng at attend a recephon wore an identically styled dreS5 flowers and gr~nery. Host£sses ells In District 13 for which ahe given by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. of pink organza with which she at the reeepbon were Mrs. eipressed her appreciation. She McDonald for their daughter ware a pink velvet lover's knot. Wtlltam Demoskey, Mrs. Sle\ren I also received a nlee gilt from and SO?·m-law, Mr. and Mrs. veil headpiece. She carried Batley, Middleport, and Mrs. District 13. Frederick Bookman, recent while feathered carnations Harold Johnson, Springfield. ----newlyweds. ped 1n pink. For a wedding trip the In producing cashmere wool, Susan, James and Patty Serving as best man was wore a Navy blue dress the goat's wool is painstaking· FIFTH & VINE STS. RACINE, 0. Lochary of Indianpolis, Ind., are Ralph c. Hinson of Chicago whtle accessories and a ly plucked or combed out by visiting their grandparents. Mr.] m. Ushers were Mr. Richard carnation corsage. The n e hand during the spring moll. and Mrs. Patrtck Lochary. ,Bailey, Middleport, uncle of Mrs. Glassburn IS a graduate the bride, and Mr. Ronald Luel· Lanca!ler High School. Mr. dy and Becky and Mr. and Mrs. held lor veteraM at the hos- len. Johnstown, cousin of Glassburn is a graduate of Gal· Dailey. pita! there, Included Mrs. AI· groom. Academy High School. He bert Roush, president, and Flower girls were Gail lour years with the U. S. Mrs. Dale Kennedy. Cake and Hinson of Chicago, and is employed as a candy was provided by the ballerina length dress of H1ghway inspector. They auxiliary unit lor the party. with white trim, and reSJde at Bidwell lor the I ELBERFELDS than Florida Honored w. bte was centered with a lhrll sleeves coming to polnls over tiered, wedding cake wltll II the hands. Her shoulder leugth arrangement of pompom and veD of uyloo net was beld In Ivy on each end. Alslsttnc lD Ml!lllJennUer Ramona Kay p1JCe by a amaU white saltu serving Co tonwere MISI Lohll bat. She carried a while Bible S:~ 'J Baer 01 Pomerm topped with white rosebudlt s ane ., · • and Miss Pamela Hobtttelter 11 Miss Jane Baer of Pomeroy, .Dayton. . maid of honor, wore a llghl Tbe oouple left for a llhorf blue sheath dress of bonded lace wedding trip. For traveU!!i, tilL • with matching bat and veil and bride changed to a yeUow fiQw· carried a bouquet or pink car• ered sheath dress and wore till nations and bloe ribbon. corsage from her. bridal bou Dr. Harold D. Brown served que!. as best man and ushers were Mrs. ~n Meter 11 a gradll· Mr. John Caunon of Columbus ate of the Porn~ High school and Mr. James Mees, Pomeroy. _class of 1964 and ' atteuded Hoi For her daughter's wedding, .zer llospltal SchoOl·. of Norslnl Mrs. Blirns chose a pale blue Mr..van Meter Is a.graduate Cll dreSI wtth white accessortea ltaclne High School, clali Ol and wor.e a corsage o!whlte car- Ohio University. He fa em nations. Mrs. Van. Meter wore played at the GaDlpolls briiiiC) • light grey print dress with ~ Ohio State Patrol Tbe coupb white accessories and a white IS at hom& to their frlendl .,. carnation corsage. 10!12 Butternut Ave. J'isitort /rom and family of Cincinnati were WP@ ken d gues ts o1 h" 1s paren ts, M d M p 1 F"15 h 'I" r. ~n rs. au er, n m- ~ ersv!lle. Mr and Mrs. William Fisher I Miss ~erniet Wint'brenner an ents Mr . and Mrs. Mason FishMrs Bessif Ohlinfj!t!r, Bucyrus; er and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arn· MEIGS THEATRE Followln& the ceremony, • t·eception was beld on the I&WII at the home of Mr. aDd Mrl. N. Compton. The bride'• t. -· at__ y �I ,. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd~eport, 0., Au~. 2~~ 1965 Dally Mets Bump LA In lentlDel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Aug: ~~~._l~ Athens. Team Reports in Good Shape ~~or,.:::kle ·::: :;;:1~1:~:: Harkins bas the right Iackie the other par4 pall1icla. post lirmly established but Bl'IQ JliQiol eurt'!IDII! ATHENS MllSSENGER cruwn since back-to-back tiUesfeel we don't have to use our Bruce Rannow for the Past Greg Bridgwoter and Alan see1111 flrmiJ lli\llltished if. ATHENS- U Coach Don under Harry Lackey ill 1949 practice """'I0118 to do Ibis three years, are Tom Dalton. a Lagg, hotn seniors, are wag- center. . . ~ Eskey's new approach to pre · and 1950. job." semor, who saw bts lirst &L-t!OD ing • battle !01 the other tack- Co-captains fbls year ara saeson trammg is successful, Eskey . empbasozes !hat And with new team h si·l wolh the Bulldogs after Coon's le spot. Snyder aDd Mcinturf wl~ the Injury bug whocn plagued practices, wh1cb go two-a-day . E M It . P YobID)Urv a year ago after moving Gary Sams. anotloer senior, Adam• aud llarklnl 0 0 11 last year'& promising Athens for the nut two weeks, will be Ciaa, r.th · 00 ' : 11m' e~ k .h;;:er;;;e~f.;,ro;;m;;_;T;;,ol;;:edo~;;;•nd~;;,Di;;;c.;;k.;Be.;r;.·.;,.;;cu~rr;;.en;;...tl;.y..ls""en..tr"e"n"ched~"a"t"r,;;ig;;.ht.i..al"l-.. le.;agu.;...e..seiiiioectliiii011S;;;;;.;o;;;iiiiiiii·...,._ High football team may be con- geared towards "tlmlng, keep- rrv~:atb! bJ:..ua /' ct 1 By Bob Wingett spicuoua by its absence this ing the buys healthy and pu~ h!udity readongs to d":~~ne year tmg the odds and ends togeth. . At least that is the hope of er mto a weD-knit machine." whether practice. mtght be ID· [ • - - - -- ---""'"""""'"'""'""'""'.,_.,..___ 1the Bulldogs' bead mentor, be- "Our lirst workout last Frl- 1~10~8 at certain limes, and . . . l!lnning his ninth season at the day wao the easiest I have work· d~vodmg practices woth vttamm [ Two-a-day gnd practices are the grmd these days m hetm of the Southeastern Ohio ed a team oe the first day in pill and nutrition breaks, per high school football drills throughout the county Athletic League entry. my 13 years 01 coaching," add· haps the 1965 Bulldogs can es- ! teams make fast preparations for the upcoming season. Tht Bulldog>. always a threat, ed Eskey. "But the boys report· cape the Illness and accodent ] In all but one Metgs county school there are new haven't woe the SEOAL g r i d ed in such good shape that 1 pron? Siege which plagued last head football coaches, which is somewhat of an unusual years team. situation for this area. Then, end Larry Coons's eaThe only holdover is Middleport Yellow Jacket grid reer was cut sbo~t. whe~ he SU· boss Bob Ashley. - - - - - - - - ----- fered a spleen IDJUry on the Elsewhere, Dick Marton mov- There are at least eight season's third game almost at ed to Eastern from Rutland, in the county who are the same time !hat halfback Charles Smith is al Rutland, gling to get into shape for Todd Snyder was being besiegCharles (Bud) Boeke! IS at upcoming college football ed w1U. an attack of mononuclePomeroy and Ronald Deem '" son. Several are on Announc~d osis which lost him to the team at Southern Hogh School scholarships o:; for the remainder of the seaSmart hunters know they can get We are sure all these coaches The Jist mcludes Mickey NEW YORK (UP!) - Johnny son the right equipment at the right ate capable men and will do brenner, Capitol University; Roseboro said today that he F' h d ltllfback Dick Aaams also good JObs at the1r respective Tom Lind, Fatrmont State; may take civil action against The Meigs County 18 an , threw a scare into the Bulldog prices .... right here. schools . As fans should a!· ry Arnold, Marshall University; bat-swmging Juan Marichal Game Assn. today anoouncedl camp m lhe same game that ready be aware, each head Phil Swmdell. Ohio University; while the nation's sports press Its sub-agents for 1965-66 hunt·' Coon was inJured when it was football coach n•eds the sup- Bob Crow, Kent State Univer- blasted Natonal League Presi- mg licenses. [ feare<J he had suffered a brokeCOATS port of you, the fan, in hos sity; Terry Huffman, dent Warren Giles for htmg The squirrel hu.o!1ng season 1en shoulder. It turned out to be work. State, and Bruce Wallace, Mar- "lou lenient" w1th the San OJll'nS Sept 10. only a bruose and the rugged We " - thoi eCAPS So, make a special effort this shall University Francisco G1ant pitcher . . Adams dtdn't m1ss any actmn. BROWNING year - wm or lose - to be We might mention that Roseboro who has missed Non - resodent licenses mav Butt he Joss of Coon asd Soy• ePANTS AUTOMATIC·$ a "gond spurt." I'm sure you Arnold, a sophomore at two Los A~geles Dodger games be purchased at ~n's Ashla~d der was too much for the BullSHOT woll enjoy the game JUSt as shall this fall, is gammg Wide since Marichal hit hom on the Statmn, Gloeckner s, . M?"re '• dogs to overcome and they were eSHELL BELTS much. and suffer fewer ulcers, respect for hiS work on head with a bat last Sunday, re- H and R Fitest~ne, Tony s and relegated to a 5-4 season rec20Gaute and bad tempers. turf there. Arnold stands • vealed that he woll discuss the the Beacon Servoce Staloon. ord 13-4 in the league for a fifth 16 Gauge eCLEANING KITS 1 real good chance, we matter with his lawyer when Ohio hunting licenses can be place finish). 12Gauga Pre· season football advances stand, of playing a lot of he returns home. He saod gotten at the followong places: Though batthng an ouchy e WATERPROOFING 3 ln•h Magnuro 12 Gauge on the five Meigs County foul- ball at Marshall thiS year at he spoke to his lawyer Tuesday , knee, Snyder seems to be run- 1 lvclo-Speclal Door Slug ball teams and Wahama will the offensive center position. and it was agreed that no ac- Pomeroy - Eagles C I u b, ning with hiS former authori -1 eBOOTS Madel plu• Extra Barrell begin in editions ol the Daily Arnold is a 1964 Pomeroy High lion, 1f any " taken. will begon Don's Ashl~nd, Servoce SUI: ty and, paored with Adams al l1 loo all go..,_ Sentinel later tlus week. School grad until they doscuss the siluatioo lion, Moore s Stores, Gloeck halfback, goves the Eskeymen eGUN CASES agam next week. ner's Cafe, Davis .. Warner Ins a tandem of running back[J pro- I "I'm not worned about how l Co., Beacon Service StatiOn bably unrwaled anywhere in ! e AMMUNITION the league would feel abuut "I Mldd_leport - fl a~d R Fore- lhe SEOAL. lawswot," saod Roseboro on a · ;to~e Store and Tony 8 Bar~afn- Don Mcinturf returns at • WE HAVE OTHER HUNTING LICENSE AVAILABLE IHped ontervoew with the Amero an · . . , fullback to g1ve the Bulldogs B d st' Co • I In Rutt.md, at EJiewme s a veoeran offensive backfield NAME BRAND GUNS Resident and Non-Resident can roa ca mg mpany Si Hardware Route 7 F' i Y e mghtlife show Tuesday n1gl11 . ' . ' manned w1th semors at those "It he d th t hi " Pomts Servtce Statton; on Rt. three spots. AI nuarterback was my a at go t. 33 at Arnold's Servoce Slatoon· " By United Preu International 1 Houston 52 73 .416 20 Roseboro conceded that his Ha. . II Le S ' replacmg the graduated Ron A e..... Le gue New York 40 86 317 h rnsonvl e, WIS ervlce Handley at the pre ent time 1 m ·~ • a return t row to potcher Sandy Station. Portland, Glusencamp . . ' s . W. L. Pet. GB d ' R I Koufax was close to Marochal's G R E , Se JUnior Er•c Hummel. I Tues ay s uu II rocerv: acme, ynon s r- C h M. 1 80 47 630 onneso a . p·tt b 5S F head . St r . Cl 1 t ll1d urrent 1y runmng at t e 2 1 b Chtcago 72 52 .581 6'h l s urg an rancosco ' "I· threw the ball back to voce a mHn: dm Jes erTua · end slots, 'which had been exclu- 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ 1 0 ·t 1 e11our ar ware; ppers 1 . d1 71 54 568 8 New York 4 Los Angeles 3, n ;;·\~· ' · 'h Houston 4 Philadelphta 3, n Koufax kind of hard and 1 knew Plams. Millione Se rVICe sove possesSion of Coon an ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..,.,. _ ,.. _ .._..._- _,.,._,,____________...,,....,....,....,....~ 1 68 54 557 9 C~ev'~."~; 68 56 :548 JOllz :Cincinn~lt 3 Milwaukee 2,_ n It would be close to Marochal's Forked Run Lake New York _ lS'h St. l.ouiS 7 Clucago 7, 10 ms, head," he said. "But that Boat Landmg, and in Long • 64 62 508 ilchenf shouldn't precipitate him woeld- Bottom at Hensley's Grocery. Los Angeles 58 68 .460 21'h Wednesday's Probably P ing that bat." Washington 55 71 .437 24'h Los Angeles al New "The fight is all over as fat[ Bait 0110 1110 004-~ 9 Bosto~ 46 79 .368 33 tmght) - Osteen (11-11) as I'm concerned," he said Ia- ICh1cago 1104 000 llx- 6 10 Kansas City 42 81 .3 4f 36 Fisher (8·16). ter. "I m goong to go up tl1ere McNally, Larsen (31, BUJlkerf Tuellday's Results Houston at P'hil,lde!lphila and get a few hits off him and (5), Palmer •81 and Lau. Los Angeles 7 Cleveland I, n tmght) - Bruce hurt hom that way, unlesa he ard, ~'osher (91, John 19) Boston 9 Wash. 4, lsi, twilight Culp 18-9). knocks me down." Romano, Marlin 19). WmnerWashington 8 Bos. 5, 2nd. mght San ~'rancisco at The Dodgers and Giants meet Howard (7-6). Loser _ Mf'NaiNew York 2 Minnesota 1, n burgh !night) - Bolin t7-4) again, Sept &, in l.os Angeles. ly l7-6l. Detroit 8 Kansas City 2. n Friend ill-tO). The incident was far !rom - -- - -- - - Chicago 6 Baltimore 5, night Concinnati at Milwaukee (nil!htl Wedaesday's Probably PUcbers -Eilos 06_7) vs. Lemaster over as far ao the press was up lo $5.000," pomted uul Paul concerned, however, as sports I Zimmerman, sports editor ol Washington at Boston !night) 10). Damels 15--13) vs. Wilson ChiC'ago at St. Louio editors and columnists joined on tile Los Angeles Times. "Let a (9-!0]. -Ellsworth {J2. 111 vs. criticism of Giles' acllon in fm -. common coliZen whack som1eone / New York at Minnesol<l (15-9). ing Marichal $1750 and suspend- over the head woth a inoght) _ Downing Oo-11) vs. ..._ d , ing him for none days. see what ot gets him An Merritt 13·1 ). ay • Gamel "Warren Giles, who Iouks hke day suspenSion and a Baltomore at ChiC'ago (night) San FranciSco at Ptttsburgh, Santa Claus, g•ve the San Fran- fine ; don't be silly, Mr. \i'"" ·· -Pappas (10-61 vs. John (11-5). Los Angeles at New York, o cisco GIBnts an early Christmas Detroot at Kansas Coty Houston at Philadelphia, n present," wrote Bob Broeg, (night) _ Sparma (1o-5) or Cincinnati at Mllw~uke~, o sports editor of the st. · Aguirre 112-9) vs. Hunter (4-31 1Chocago at St. LoUis, night Post-Dispatch. "That hat Maro FINISHING Cieveland at Los Angeles (2. chal swung savagely was • Our best quality twi • night) - Ba.--gan ro-2) and Cincl 000 001 1102-- 3 8 1 deadly weapon. Try service Terry I 10-4) vs. Sanford (1-0) Molw 000 100 100- 2 5 0 one at a neighbor and you'll and Newman (11·111. Maloney, McCool !9) and find yourself looking up at a I DAY SERVICE Thursday's G•m.. Coker. Blasingame, Osinski (8), sober-faf'ed, black-robed judge." ON REQUEST Detroit at Kansas City O'Dell 18) and Oliver. Winner "If C1lnvicted in a California New York at Mmnesota - Maloney (15-&o. C1lurt of felonious assault with Baltomure at Chocago (9-5). HRs _ Mathews a deadly weapon, Marichal l Washington at Boston Harper (15th). would get from one to 10 years : ·Cleaners Pomeroy tOnly games scheduled) and lhe judge could fine him'_l~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""l Starting Sunday, August 29 customers in Coolville, Little Hocking and National League (10 onnings) W. L. Pet. GB Ch1 002 002 101 11-8 14 Reedsville can sit down at their telephones and dial their own station-to· Los Angeles 73 54 .575 St. Louis 140 010 000 1- 7 16 station long distance calls to more than 70,000,000 telephones tn contin· Milwaukee 71 53 .573 'h Faul, Koonce 12), McDaniel San Francisco 69 53 .566 1'h (6), Abernathy 111 and Roznov· ental United States and to many Canadian communities. This through the Concmnali 69 55 .556 2'h sky, Krug (6). Sadecki, Woodemagic of Direct Distance Dialing-0 0 D. To make this fast service possible Pholadelphia 66 58 .532 5'h schick 161, Dennis (91, Bnles Pottsburgh 67 61 .523 6'h (10) and McCarver. Winnerthe country was divided into code areas to each of which a three digit nurr..ber S! Louis 62 65 .4811 II Broles (2-2). Loser - Abt!tnalthyl was assigned. This area code is 614. Chicago 59 70 .457 15 !3-4). HR-Brock 112th), THE I SPORTS DESK Ninth Rung retllllll4 ec.;,,1 f Sub-Agents or Licenses are Roseboro M Tk ay a e Civt"} Acti"on SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 I 1 1 I I" . H & R FIRESTONE 1 1 • SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 1 DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING ••on:• SHIRT HELEN HELP US! • Robl"nson's JComes to Ooolville, Little Hocking and Reedsville. Full dialing Instructions will be found in the front of your August, 1965 Coolville telephone directory and in your Blue Book of Telephone Numbers. NEW ! Here is al you do: LUCKYSTRIKEFILTERS A...;.Dial 1 (one) to be connected with the D D D equtpment. PUTBACKTHETARE DTHERITAKEAWAY B -Oial area code if different from 614. C-Dial the distant directory number. · win IIPI Rrirfs ,... D D D is 1n0ther step in the progressive expansion and improvement program which is bringing modern telephone service to the area. _/IIJ{$ld j~ iH a IIIJ{$ld-Jel!~ ' ' KMp your Blue Book with your directory. M you do 110t heve your Blue Book of Telephone Number& or need addltionet IJOPies, stop II U. bulinesa offu:e ill Coolville or call 667-3111. llel)/l I . y{)(J/1 g{nd Dead/! LUCKY STRIKE ,..,.,Jl~ '. • The operator will ask your number and the long distance call you dialed go speeding on its way. THE CITIZENS t TELEPHONE COMPANY • .... . _____ _ -- -·-- ,.. , - . ' ...,., .. ·" . ' ' -~· : �· • ~)'I'ICU.. - · Jlllrl. 1ohll rerren. Ml'l. wn. 1tmt Summern~"'· llfll. Brule-to-be IS• Honoreel Guest 1.,or ._. a1Sending &irts .....re Mrs. Paul liam lloudalbell and MarJe, Salser, Mrs. Doyle Shower Given at Syracuse Church ::"-n!'·R:!7,""'Mrs.Hob;! :!::!Jam !s:J::m:: ~sJ~~~:ie1~sMrs.C:~~\I Miss Ruth Ann Miss Jeffers will Wed Duane Siddera mm~en~ts~of~c~ak~e,~m~in~ts~a~nd~~ The announcement is being -; made of the ell!lagement and f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and son, Ricky, Miss Mary Eland Buster Williams of CoIumbus were Sunday ~uesls of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dillon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yomtgj and Mrs. Clyde Flelds....oeefl<end! chester, Pa., were •• . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elms Stiles. Mrs. Eliza~eth Young of Rochester, Pa., 1s the guesl of her sister and brolher-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Polly Ann of Marion and Miss Polly Karr of Columbus have returned to their homes after a several days visit with their pareull, Mr. and Mrs. Charles h. Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tracy of Riverside, Cali!., arrived Monday for a visit wllb his slsler, Mrs. Eddie Smilb, Webe Terraee. Mr. and Mrs, Jewel Story mited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Logan l1!d Mlos Bernice King M;. und Mrs. Edward Wehster and son, Ricky, of Dayton were weekend gue1ts of relatives in the area. Mrs. Charles Gloeclmer and Descendants of John, Birda M. Warner Gather The descendanla of John and Birda M. Warner held their family reunion at . er Park in Logan, Ohio Aug. 22. Attending from Columbus were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Curl, Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gipson and sons Jeff and Mike, Mr and Mrs. Stanley K?ldor and daughter Renee and sl!ter' f.:l! en Kaldor' Mr. and Mn. Her~ h•·rl .Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. n Warn~r and children Dac:nrv . Terry. and Mary Ed--n rn H,qrrisonvi\le ; M .r. · · ~. Jack Y!arner and ch1lil l '~ ~~·. R1cha_rd _and Corn lt;~rk Hcggrns: Mr. '.l rs. Arthur Nease, child'.dl~. Becky and guest, Ab son, Ray, of Oakfield, N. Y., and Mrs. Joe Hecox and children of Selma Air Force Base. Ala. who are the guests of Mrs ~ Albert Gloeckner, visited Sunday with Mrs. Norman McCallum. 1 Mrs. Norman McCallum, Mrs. l·' ultz; Mrs. Lorenzo Dav- Charles Gloeckner, and son, Pomeroy: Mr. and Mra. : Stanley and granddau. s Jackce and Laura .•. d of Athens: Mr. and Mrs. I! ··rght Parsons and sons vid Dwight and Dean, of We•t Lafayette. Ray, and Mrs . .Joe Hecox and children spent Monday in Char· leeton, w. Va., with Mrs. C. 0 . Pa...,ns. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur mlnger and family or El Paso, Texas, visited recently with rei- and MrB. James Jr., of Minersville, Mro.Hollon, Wilbur Parker and Eddie, Mrs. MarJon Parker of Chester, Mrs. Homer Parker of Rutland, MlBs Solly Bartels of Rock Springs, Mrs. Viola Edwards of Pomeroy, Mrs. Vernon Swartz, daughters, Tena, Rena and Robin of Coolville, Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and Janet of Tuppers Plains, Mrs. Edna Swnmerfield · of Long Bottom, Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Mils Marcia Karr, Mro. Orville Crooks, Mrs. Eleanor Wingett, Mrs. Fred Crow Jr., Mro. G. E. Moore, Mrs. Carroll Nelglor, Mrs. Carroll Norris, Mrs. William Winebrenner and Stephanie, Mrs. Opal Dailey, Mro. Eldon Will, Mra. Gladys Robson, Mrs. Herbert Parker, Miss Eleanor Robson, Mi" Terri Ferrell, Miss Linda ANTHONY Plumhlng •Heatlnq pl UMB1NG AND Only brothers to sign the Dec- ] Jaratlon of Independence were Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee, of Virginia. HEATING · serves18 BEST COLA BUY SAVI YOUit ll C. "Quill!)' Ill QuuUty" lulll'tl Aft, Ph. 446.1194 • We Will Pay ~ tent lech K~·~y~E~ichlog~~er~,~lh:•~h;onror~ed~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:-:~~~~~~~~~ We'll GO to Any Length to Serve You Better ••• Down-to-Earth ·Pricesn LYONS Clover Firm Store RACINE RUTLAND Food M.rket Clover Farm Department Stort "Tbe Store Wttll II llul" Routt 7 Fifth and Pea~l RACINI TUPPERS PLAINS - -*1111,......,. "Thrifty Beef Steak s·ale" ROUND SIRLOIN TBONE CUBE STEAK Bone ·In Steak Tailess Steak Fresh, Lean To Your F•vorite Cherity. --------- -·- - · - -·-- guest aod the hoste!les, Mra. Eichinger and Mrs. Ferrall, aU ..... Mon. Thrtl Itt· 15 oz. Kooler --""' ,.... "'Vacron·Wue kl'lltr VICII'In M.lltr. Use $1.00 off Bonru Coupon on Completer Pieces. loo CO... AA al lloHon af IIIII ""· PHONI SH Nl4l lh. IUTLAND RT. 124 v.- sa•p•I u.. lh. KROGIR IRAND Fairmont Brand "BEST" A-OK AND GOII i gal. carton INSTANT COFFEE IN THE HOME PACK BOX 10 lb. $ bag Snow Drift SHORTENING can It's Pickling Time I CIDfR VINEGAR sse lOOoz. Jug Showboat Brand TRY "PLEASE" Instant Coffee Cream Sandwiches 39' DE-CON Ready Mix KILL RATS & MICE SAVE 40c 1-lb.box_ 1 $129 , Swiss Steak~~~~ !t'! ••. Lamb Breast Stew ••. . . . . I ' Jovomoto ...,...,.,, or ' - PJidlooo Exp. 8/31/011 12·ct. $ pkg. Nescafe -·--------·--·-- :"' $1.49 lb. 14•0%. 69c CREST pkgl. Nestea ·------------··---· ~: 49e ....., lb. Sunshine Cheese-lt8 ------ :,'"' 31c 1 - - - - - - - - -·· --Surf-----·----------~ 2 :=.. 71e • 2 LB. FIG BARS ........ · .. ~ .. ·.. 49c ------------------ = 29c Tomato Juice ~~-. ~ ••.. 4 $1 Lamb Loin Chops •••••• .. $1.09 Soup .:·~~~~·.r~~--······ 9 ~·.: $1 Green Beans ."::':~ c~••• _ 8 ':.: $1 Aunt J - •woet hn~wloh 11 Piekles ·······--··-··· 3 1.! $1 Vegetole ~~ ~.••. ~ 3 ~•• 65c Beef Stew ~~?_c~"! ••• _•••. ':: 39e Pork & Beans ... ~~~~- ... 4 ::· $1 RED Malaga or BLUE Seedless WHITE Grapes · Nescafe -·-··------------· ';:' 98c - - - - --- - -'t PHitlrory a lhliard . BI!H:W s.•...•.••••.•.•••• 5 _..... ':1"9 e 1----------- ·- 99e · - - - - - - - - •~. 79r Coffee •~ ~": ~~--.-.-- 2! $1.39 Kroger Jelly !'~.~ _v=~ 5 '%'~ $1 lb. SPOTLIGHT COP fill 31bl. $1.11 RINSO king1l:e box ._GRAPES-----..... WIENERS l pkg.lb. 89c LUNCHEON MEAT YELLOW 1.59 5 ------------------------------·1' I Active Condensed All ••• _.'::" 85e : ------------------Fluffy AU-------·----...... :: 83e SaiDsonite FOLDING CHAIR Rlf· $6.95 Vahll Large No. 9 Size HONEYDEW Melons .,,..,_..,.. Wllh.J1 .... lb. if ~ the rlpt to Hid qiiJintitla lib.· c _bag ' ' '" ~!"!\~!.~ 2 o'.... Gold Crttt C l - - , .. MlrlltnMIIwa, tr 1-..cf. Milk i1o1J1 l/l8./81 I Breeze -----··----------- C" 85c ' Silver Dust Blue . __ •_....,.,•• :: 85e , All Prices Art Go I, ARMOUR'S SPICED box with ond ........... "' Yacl"'tt let Wet, Coverwd Servint BOwl, Leg·O·Lamb •.••.••..••• •. --.. ' Eatmoro - -" ""' 6 lb $1 lw Sirloin Steaks . _. _. "'· 99c Margarme · · · · · ---·· · · · ,;.•. Tomatoes .A_~_"':.. . •••. 7 ':'.!" $1 I Clh Top Value Stamps c;eke Mix 1Oc 79c c boxes for 601.49C . pltehtr ( lb.39c Ooocl & Rich "Kroger Lamb Sale" SWANSDOWN CAKE MIX . 6 31b. • Rump Rout . .. ••. . . . ..• A-OK PRICED I SKINLESS l·lb. I ALL REGULAR MIXES IN THI NIW PLASTIC PITCHIR CONTAINIIt - Packers Label lb Assorted Varltly Sliced Bacon .:':1~·~ ~~~ • • • • PLEASE _ 'flw1tly ...... .,. .. - . . . $,.01 14~1oz. cans Wrapped ~ Priced to Go I PORK and BEANS 10 .09 _ l boxof6 69c 31b. tb. 89c Fairmont Drum Sticks 1.19 Jar 69c t.14 lb. _ Cream Pies Ground • 5 lOoz. GROUND ROU Chuck Turkeys • Banquet Krogn Fresh ICE CREAM Maxwell House 12lDdlvidually JENKINS CONCRETE PRODUas CO. j THEY ARE VAlUAILEI COOKIE SANDWICH enance coattle11 too. 6llfll'u. Pnc·•rud TIJp We have a complete line of bark to school items for you to choose frohL NIHI TltU& PRUI'I Q:~~,.~-~ANI)COLA. UPPI!!It 10 IIOTTLI CAN Jumbo Pies ·· n·, rete drivel lllt for years and add to ,, .;perty value an4 loolu. Call us today or the aervlce you want. Concrete main· .,. 8ERVSI THRII p carton • APPLE SAUCE 0 7 ! ! 51.00 ADD ANEW DRIVEWAY EACH.,-m.i Show me afilter that rn!_ly delivers taste and I'll eat my hat." PlloM WY .:1-2550 TIME AND LABOR SAVING '' ' ' NOW IN HALF-QUARTS "Alii said was: A vote was taken and the atives in Minersville and reunion for 1966 will be held · J t th eroy. the last Sunday rn une a e Miss Vicki Phillips or Davis farm on Kingsbury Road, man is the guest or her uamJ.I Pomeroy. mother, Mrs. Pearl Phillips. James Watson returned to ChPerleaders Begin lumbus Sunday, after a week's Fund Raising Work vacation with his parents, Mr. The Middleport High School and Mrs. Leroy Watson. . Cheerleaders are beginning Miss Mare!• ~rr _spent Fr;their fund raising proJects wrth day in GallJpohs wrth Mr . a bake sale to he held Saturday 1.G.,.uy._sm"'Jth"".""'"';;;;;;;;;;;;"""'""li August 28 beginning at 10 a.m. r,• Is the SewinJI Center Shop in Mlddleporl. They will also sponsor the last outdoor dance of the sumYour Dependable mer season at the Middleport DllltrFar City Park Saturday evening, , Sepl. 4, with the Jays providiDil l the music for dancing. 1 a.. Mrs,~~·;Do~n~Co~ttrUl:::'~and::::Sh~ar~on~.~les;::Ne~um~a~n~an~d~Sh=ar:I•:•·:Mra::.;Mr~·=P~e~ar=l:Par:ker:;:.::;::::~ l p I I OU Mainly eop e n Pomeroy . Dianne Jeffers, daughter of approaching marriage of Linda Mrs. Bernice Jeffers and the late Eugene Jeffers, to Duane Leslie Slddet·s, son of Mrs. Florence Sidders of Shade. Miss Jeffers is a 1965 gradu· and is presently employed at ate of Pomeroy High school ' Miller's restaurant in Middleport. Mr. Sidders also attended Pomeroy High School and is employed at the Meter Decorat· ~ Co. of Athens. The wedding date will be a September lllli event at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church wilh Rev. Eu· ene R. Gill officiating. g .Royal Crown Edwards, were IOI'Vecl to Mro. Opalllol- Bak~r. Mrs. Helen Damewood, Geor-ge Schneiller, Mrs. Clllll' Moore, Miss Nancy Parker bride. . er, w11 elect guestof ofHoward hooor K.Frulay evening, Aug. 13, at a In the ooclal room of the Syra· cuse Asbury Methodist church. Hoatessas were Mrs. · Eichinger and Mrs. Damon rell. A pink and white color theme was carried out In the unbrel· Ia suspended from the lighl, wllll streamers falling to the gift table which was covered wttb a white cloth. Games were played with the prizf! going to Miss Marcia Karr and Mrs. Vernon Swartz. Mrs. Homer Parker received the door prize. After Miss Edwards opened her many lovely gifts, refresh- LINDA JEFFERS IIIII FREE 50 ..,. C-..1111 ~---""--· Wytr CM-.v * 1:1!>. 1/lt/81 ' �•· ..... . "' . ....... . ~ ...- -~~ ·· · · · ~ · · ~··---· .. -I . ~· · - ~ ~·- ·~· · ·· ·· · ~ • ' Can1e Sinclair visited Oat HID; Mrs Jennings s. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. 25, 1965 Zanesville wilh the ~ Deeds, Rt. I Ironton: Scott E. . · .. · · sister, Mrs. Margaret Price 11ew8 1"4''"'• lrulton. Bellllett, Mrs. 1.«1 Burrell, Ev- Meade, Mrs. William .Perry, Is eriUcally Ul in a Blrllla ella Chaftin Mrs. L. Earl Cham- Mrs. George ~eels. Mra. Davdlere. They also vWted Mrs. o.Je 1.. Smith, Pt. Plea- ben. Charles Clagg, Mrs. Ray· ld Sneller . Cllllord Thomas, Mrs . brother, Mr. Tom Wood and EDterecl IJoi(I(W unl, a f!OJI, 4:04 a.m. Tuesday. mood Cole, Mrs. Pearlie Dillon, Jake Wheeler, Mro. Geor~ Dloce, Mrs. Herbert Balo. Dlsclwpd Mrs. Lnlu Eads, Jaaon Hogan, Young, Mrs. Paul E. Russell, By Tom BaD Sunday guesls of Mr. and Persooa entering Holzer~~~: I Peraons rec.mtly discharged Mra. Mollie Jonnaon, Cheryl Lin- and in:iant son. Mrs. Carl S. Mrs. Robert A. Harden and pita! during the past :U 1rvm the bospltal were: Mark ton, Mike Massie, Mra. Robert Cheney and mt.nt 100. f811lily were her and locludtd: -~=::=::::::::::===:; sister-in·law, Mr. brother and Mrs. tl~ S..ond Karen Ave.; L Mrs. Oza II • A wooden sign attached to Consequently, when I walked, "For UN Staff Only.~ Tbw-man Kliiser and family of Thompaon, 14911 Eastern Ave.; he diplomat's gate at t be with bead held high, through I was Hungry, and ratlonaliz. lconton. Lloyd T. Fry, Rt. I GaWpoll.l; United Nations in New York the delegatea iron gate just as ing that, In a SODSe, every clli- Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs. Delpbo l Flaber, Rl 1 ::tty directs the visitor to an- a guarding policeman direcled .zen of every country represent· El~or Kliy 9(lfll( two days Gallipo~; Cbarl.. B. Siders, )!her entrance where he'll find two camera- toting tourists fa!' ed at lbe United Nations is a Huntington, W. Va., where Gallipolis; Mrs. Cbarlea R. lUide' waitmg to take him on a ther down the street, I expec~ "staff member" got in line for attended the orientation Kearns, llart.ford; Gary A. >atterned, almost tape -record· ed a different experience would lunch. Marshall College where Elean- Damitz, Pomeroy; Mrs. Marlon ld tour oi the buildmg. greet me on the other side. Over a bam sandwich and a or Kay has enrolled. P. Cowdery, Rl 3 For some reason, though, a As I paced confidently into cup of coffee, I discussed work· Mrs. Belle Delaney and Mra. tom; Jennifer L. MeiiJCbliiJ, l'om-11 visitor's tour did not attract the great modern building, ing in the UN with a pretty see- Zilla Killingsworth of Cam- eroy; Stanley B Jones, Pon~&-11 1110. II is interesting to know, boarded an elevator, and told retary. "It's terribly interesting bridge, Mr. and Mrs. roy; lllra. Mary Eddleman perhaps, architects' aod design- the operator, "Four, please," I working here," she said. "AI- Burt of Byesville visited 'erloo: Mrs. Horace D. Damora' names for many of the thought to myself "Maybe now most daily learn aomething and Mra. John Bohram, ron, 3 Jackson; beaut.ilul structure's sections, I'D have a chance to see for new ." Carroll and other realllves A Sloan, Sr., Ironton; IIUIIlber of countries represent- m)'Self why It is that this is She noted that she felt "en- friends. S. Speakman, Rt. f Oak Hill; ed In the U. N., and who the the great lighthouse of democ- cow-aged" when she saw "cl011- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weese Mrs. Carl E. Wickline, Athens; Secretary • General or acting :racy, the hope of the world." ed door" conferences among Parma Heights visited his Mark A. Selby, Vienna, W.Va.; president of the Set-W'ity Coun- 1 On the fourth floor were various delegations and talked ents, Mr. and Mrs. ~I Mrs. F1em W. Arrowood, Rt I ell is. But this information can rooms housing the correspon- to other secretaries, like bel' Weese and other relatives. be had easily from books or a dents of many of the nation's self, from all corners of the Mr. Ben Quisenberry visited C8Bual acquaintance with the great newspapers and wire ser· world. 'At times tension relatives and friends in IIOJ'Id body. vices, a lounge, and a cafeteria, mounts, but still the feeling pre- tucky. Mr. Average visitor does not vails that their world leaders Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. have the opportunity to see In· are working toward a common Quick of Columbus were compliment• of~ lernal mochanisms of the UN, RiVef DeWS goal." night guests of bis parents, MUs America Its hundreds of offices, press That common direction, for Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick. - - - - - - - - Shoes · rooms representing worldwide which the UN was founded ZO They were accompanied here Mr d Mrs Don :t•s fun, It's easy! Just 80 newa media, or halls in which . . years ago in the footsteps of its by his parents, who had visited . . {uess bow these five delegates stroll, conversing in Gauge Reading• - Galhpnhs ill • fated prodecessor, The the past week with relatives and rlnughter Debbie and Miss ~iss America SlloaS ral8, JDaDy different tongues. 12.1 and 12.0 with one fool on I League of Nations, is o1 cow-se, Columbus. Louanna Byers of Colomb~. :n p<II>U~. ,l Thus, the roll of average vis!· rollers; Pt. Pleasant, 2409: peace. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C r e Ited witb Mr. and_ Mrs. Wilham fOUIIOIIYbelbo-lltllll ' lor was one I did not _desire to Pomeroy-M.,on: 20..5<1: Kana•: I Air is roogh often in the UN, and son, Bradley, of Radfora and laouly durmg the fabulous. dream-come-true play, U I could help IL ha Falls, 1.70, Hmton, 077. /and the peace dove sinks be- spent a week with Mr. week of the MeigS County Fmr. oontesll Some-- aitl ... · -- Charleston 18.00. . Kanawha low the clouds, almost crashing Mrs. A. II. Durst, and They and the Radford lamlly lrin $1,000 wwtb of okkta, sw..ters. date clothes and dams ar~ on the sill. to its deuth at times, but wea- relatives. alao spent a mght at Royal Oak casual wear. AM 500 eaaondo Ohio Rwer BOats - Lock 13, thering so far the frequent Mrs. Bonnie Ransom and park. prize wfnners wiU B"'t Oleander down at 12:05 a.m.; storms which throws it o II daughter of Letart Falls visit- ~31den Roberts, . of new fall Miss Am•rlca I Lock 14, Ranger up at 1:40 p. course. ed her mother, Mrs. Carl Hub- visited Thursday with hls. Shoes! Picl< 1p your olllelol entry blen!C: ~ •• sH al tbe fall. m.: Harvey Jordan up at 4 20 such was the case at 8 Secor- bard. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maston Rob· II fresh st;yles In • rtot ot colors. p.m.: Irene Chotm up at 5:35 ity Council meeting that after- Mr. and Mrs. Ch.arles Duck- erts: 1.99 so right; fo..._tk-to-tchooL a.m.; John Ladd Dean up at noon. worth of Rittman visited Mr. Miss Jenny Folmer of Wash· Nothlnc to blliWJust comt .. name. 8:50 p.m.; Stevenson down at Summing up the Dominican- and Mrs. George Schneider ington: D. C. came Friday for 4.30 a.m .. Lock 15, LoulSJana Republic crisis with a state- and Eleanor Kay. a VISit wilh _ber parents, Mr. , down at 5:20 a.m.; L. Fiore ' ment recognizing that, "In spite Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Wilham Folmer and down at 5:311 a.m.; Marilyn M. of Security Council resolutions, er and son, David, of East Jeffry up at 7 am.; Lock 18, Bukeye violations of the tcall for strict ' erpool, called here by the State up at 7:tm a.m.; t.ock 20, cease n,re have taken place," ous illness of his father, WORK TOGETHER Jefferson down at 4:10 a.m.; and notmg that the council a week with his sister and Happy is the Bride Lock 21 Little Edward up at would continue to watch Latm ther·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPI)STORE HOURS: who registers her '11le Kansas City Athletics an4 a.m.:' Lock 22, Reliable Ame~ican nations for more in-ert Jeffers and family . Open All Day Thursday China, Silver and nounced Tuesday that they have 'down at 6 20 a.m.; Lock 23, fractiOns, the United States and Mr. William Eichinger Until 5:00 P.M. Glass patterns at OVEC down at 7 p.m.; Steel Russian delegates disagreed in ,a week at the Scioto Downs renewed their working agrt,e-11 Trader down at 8:15p.m.; El- the1r mterpretatmns of the Raceway in Columbus. He was ment with the Vancouver FRIDAY & SATURDAY gerclifl down at 6:10 a.m; statement. l i~ined there lor two days by ties of the Pacific Coast Lea,gue, Until9:00 P.M. Greenup Locks, Elgerctiff down This really was no more than his son, John. for 1966. For Your Ba<k To School at 6:10 a.m.; Greenup Locks a placid bo·eeze of conflict. All Weekend guests of Mr. and In tho Mldcllo Block Nlllf to Elbert.lds Shopping. National down at 5 p.m.: fndi: of us "staff members" shou ld Mrs. Emmett Bartels were Mr. Mr. and Mr!. Dick llarril POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI noRI ana up at 6 15 p.m.; Sally H. pray tl1at lightning never and Mrs. Vernon Bartels and Bluffton were weekend guests A Gold Star Store down at 6:50·p.m.; Phillip Sporn strikes. 'Children of Cincinnati. her sister and brotber-m-law, It you haven't already select· down at 9:40 p.m.: Valvoline Bill Hysell of Columbus and l11ri.iainidiMrs. Albert H. Durst. ed your china, we'd like to down at I: 10 a.m.; Western a boy friend of New York visit-lo show you our wide choice of down at 1:5 a.m.; Meldahl ed the for mer's mother, Mrs. beautiful patterns in Locks, John J. Rowe down at Oma Hysell and grandmother, 4:50 a.m.; Alton Zephyr down Mrs. May Cowie. ASK FOR YOUR FREE at 5:40 p.m.; Oleander down" Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. TICKET A T - - - 6:15 p m.: Illinois up at 6:40 Powell have returned to their _. p.m.: Invader down at 9 30 bome in Valrico, Fla., a lie r p.m.; Molly K. down at 10 :30 By Ann Lee Watkins visiting several weeks with her Tren, U you wi.sh, we'U be p.m. : Lady Marjorie up at 3:-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Did· sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Jlad to help you coordinate 55 a.m. : Susan Lane down at Idl~ visited her mother,. Mrs. and ~1rs. Ernest Du~ry and oth· your other tableware ... so . R ond d I Vmt Slavens and family, her er friends and relatlves. . ,> you'lJ know your table set- 5f40 _ ~ -m ., avensw own brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker 6 5 tings are always in perfect a K · ah.m.RI t M and Mrs. Edward Newman of visited her sister and brothertaste. anaw a ver 8oas- ar· '· 1 d Mrs Ceil F Sh d Wellston. aw, Mr. an . c 1 0 Registering yotp" patterns 1Jle ' · W · f' ldeaHrer E oBwn at Mrs. Clar.l lless and Mrs. Caldwell of Tuppers Plains. with our Brida.l Registry 3 a.m.; m 1e , . . owes 1 make-s it easier for friends up at 3 p.m.; Jerry Bosworth and relative~J to give you a up at 9:30 p.m.; Duncan Bruce Wellding gif ! you want. And down at 10 30 p m.; Lucy Jane you'll a\·oid duplication&, Lucas down at 12 :3(1 a.m.; Sem~ too. et up at 12:55 a.m. So be • smart bride . . . be Gallipolis Boals Peggy 1 happy bride ~hoose your 9: 15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT Syracuse pattern and regil-- Downey at 6:40 p.m.; J e II Boat up at 10:40 p.m.: Beckter It with Ul now. EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 jord up at I a.m.: Beaver up eA Gold Star Sloree at 3:05 a.m.; A. J. Patten down at 6:15am. H0spitaJ Rail's Ramblings. ow, • • ;it red.=======::::::::::::::.=:::::.:::. I Rl. ll::: II Chapman· Canaday II 1 1 I Syracuse Society Notes ~25 ~~":' IOc Munelman's White Vinegar ..... :;:•toe BixMix Biscuit Mix 7'/, •• IOc -------"·· lush'a Nny IHIIII ------__•·,~ 10c Bush'• Gt. North. Beans ______ ',':·,;~ IOc Ivory Stap -----·-------------------· ::'· 10c FlopSta Pancake Flour _________•·:;;:· IDe 39c Fr11h, Lean Ivery Ounce Guaranteed u. MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights •111 on like • dream. Loob like a dream and wears like adialml Luco-Tex lasts 50% longer and dries in minutes. lt'a blister and peel resistant. Clear bright colon that - ' t fade away but last and last lazy painters lova LucoTex becaua ~·s so easy to apply • , • flows off the brush lnd oniD U.. surface with liWe effort and sucb beautiful .. -IlL THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. 1 '"l'he Department Store of Building Since 19l5'' PHONE WY 2·3193--WY 2-3699 POMEROY, OHIO PolntNy(oOMntllock PI's part of their education} Toungsten feel and act grown np with phones of their own. So why not give thi1 importance to yout young adult witl1 a STARLJTEII phone, •• and a separate tine lor lull privacy. We'D have your teenager listed under his or her name in the phone book at no edditional cos~ Call our Buoinet& Oflice for dettu1o. GENERAL TELEPHONE Am•ric:a'• LargeJtlndtpt,._ Ttl.,hont SystM \iV Rl..r 011 Co-ny Motropallton Moton Arnold Broo. HHifng & Plurnbl"'l ,.,..,., Londmorfc Store ltlettnn iAuto Comp•ny Koppll'o lohlo llotlon hwor'o Driv•ln : Fronclo Plorfot ffrovorlt Studio Crow•• T•wn & '' Counlry Rilltouront & lhH ltork'o Pharmacy K&C J-lry Store -lotocl Rocllo & TV Now York Clolhl"'l Hou10 lwllhor & Lohso Drut• Chopmo...Conodoy Sh.., Gootllero Jewelry Store For~ lonlo & Sovlngo Co. M.rauorltl'a Shoo Shop Wehrun~tl•ktlhop lluo 4 Gray R111auront 1'11nklln Moore•astwo Pomoror Mottr Company K1rr I V,an Zlndt Motorlol11 ltert'o lohle ltotlon Datry Volley box 15Y2·a•. Can1 Food-YeDow caa Colonial s1 "MIX OR MATCH" NABISCO COOKIES 1 - Su1ar Kettle - Pee•• •,I Pure Cane 2c Off Labell Pin11pple Supreme ! : . I SUGAR l-Ib. Ctnl, v.·. Musselman's Apple Sauce ROllS •::; 39o JONATHAN APPLES o·IL 4 lb. pk. J9c ..,. '· .J 11-'o Plok·A-Polr llloe ·· · ltoro ·-~ Moton DIJcount Tr.aining Pants lo• ef fine ca.Uall ""'tt. ....., otl• llovltle crotch. 2....., Sl~ .Onions ·3 i:.. 29c Apple BuHer ~ 251 Kello11'• Fruit 'N Cereal loti.. - 11rv1t - ........ -llo et lvlllll n- 10-0%. pqo. Pot Rltt APPLE DUMPUNGS ..CILIII'( IWIIT .IOIIIIION'S ltoUII ILOII Hearts POtAT'OES lit Coat Itt 3..,39c -- "" •n I ... DOQ FOOD Z5c Off 25-Lb. Bag DAH 108 FOOD 1199 &~~ 89o ltiH~ I ltiiiJ &I.. II Dl•nt ..... ' 11111111 11&111 11111'11 D1d11'111 i') '" 49c BURGERBITS 2 ••lie YILLOW ~;.: HUNT CLUI • CRIIft TINDII ,..,2Sc BIRDS EYE SALE! Birds Eye AWAKE 3'.:'1 5 ttI Birds Eye PEAS Birds Eye CUT CORN 51:;.:'1 VII'IIIJ Pack 3 for 79c O"Wru'a Mullllmon'l .... VIne Ripened California ALL IIURPOSI .YILLOW ,. . ,----FROZEN FOODs- - - . . , Kllloa'• Riot Krla•lel CANTALOUPES Rai!DIOil'a Laundry Anotli8r Gol~ Ster Promotion By The Pameroy Cli1.mber of Comm1rc1 No. 21/z BLUE BONNET WESSON Gllmfro'o Supply Krottn G • J Auto Pooto Co. lco110 my $ovlngo & t.~n Co. Crew't St01k l:io... Wtrntr Blrlttr I; sil~r:'l, Pom~roy · Bodty Shop . lltllii, •roetry PEACHES l-Ib. katie EVIlS rl~ lhop l'ullon-ThomltTr-rS.t" ...tlolOr 011 Co. Do•nt.Grou Yellow Cling sTRAINED Choc. Chip - THESE POMEROY STORES GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: Tho .... ,_,., l'lawor Btn Store Store Hertler ...,nttt Storo Slmon'tMorbt Sugor Run Mlllt . Shop HUNT'S Can a Bax11 partlclpatlng merchants will give any person, 13 years or older, a FREE TICKET wltb no purcllase necessary. Merchandise lltlrUficalellll'e redellJIU!ble at any participating merchant.~ FOR YOUR J'REI ,TICKET NOW. A~E ~~~- 59c WIENERS Can All Why should teenagers ,have phones of their own? lnopoct..t l·lb. Roll Friday Night Opening ACRniC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT 49c Cal. FOR PIES OR SAUCI 1· n..49c Jar 19·01, Given Away Thu11 bt, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT '. L•. lwlft'a PrtM(UJR- U. S. Cov't. ALL MEAT - SKINLESS Big Top Peanut BuHer 39c '2· Mazola Oil 3~·U, '1 Hawaiian Punch Clapp's Baby Food 3ian 25C 19c Dixie Belle Saltines 3 '1 Just Rite Barbecue Meat 31l~~:· '1 Danish Pride CAKE MIX Spice - MARGARINE I, IZ-n. Whlt-Devll'a Pure Vtgttoble .·.: Center Cats Longhorn Cheese 4c Off Label MI-CHOICE .. , lwlft'a lrMitfleld Cellor SwJft'a PremiuM U. S. Gov't. lnaptettd GROUND- BEEF Ctcoonut - In Merchandise Certificates U. I. C:OW.mmellt lnapectH · Round Bone Shoulder' Roost 111. 59c ENGLISH CUT ROAST ., · .. 69c DUNCAN HINES I Each Friday Night lwlft'a Premium - ORAliE JUICE ~. &9c :-: 1Oc . ", f ~ . . Choice DAILY IUN PIISII Charm in Napkins ............_ Hunt's Y. C. Peachu SL ·-- ln~ptetetl CHUCK~­ NO PURCHASI NECESSARY Hunt's Tomato Julca ""-.: 10c Ublty's Kldnay IHB _"::,: 10c Stokely'• THiatt Juke - - - - · ~:: IOc Fmch's Salad Mustar4 •; IOc Kolley Shoestring Potatou -----·"" !' lOc laMarlna Crushed Pinaapple .~"::.:- 1Oc .1; .ROASTS COTTAGE CHEESE GIVEAWAY 1m· 1 k.tl1 lvena NI!W GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 11 CARD NOW SALE" (I!RACMI 1 CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thunday-9 to 6 Prlday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 z.a. elL BEEF lwift'a Premium U. S. Goy't, JUICE . Pomeroy Merchants G0\.0 S1 fJ,.l PREMIUM Pineapple 500,... MISS AMI!UCA. SWIFT'S AIGO Rock Springs Society Notes n __..,.oor > .i ' SAVI20c �'. • ·~:l>onJIJa Shalap, Earl Ingels are Wed ~ Summersville Church on July 25th .. ,SIJN - Moss Donna Alwl~ Iwhit• '"tin lov.. knots. Sbalap da10ghter of Mr. Moss l>iann Sundslrom serv· Mr. Jolw Shalap of S1111> ed ·.s maid ot honor and wore "Jli>·• , ·,vu"' 1'1. va. became the • stree• length dress of blue -prido o Earl Finley Ingels, Jr., ••th. ~rocade with ~ fol" 1t Mr and \1rs Eari F. In· veil a.nrt shoeb. She carried a Ma.'\On, on uly 25th in the -vt.itt' d1rysa~inemum bouquet. gl 1~ , n~·Jt·mtn Chun1t, SUmmers- 1-:illi~ Kay Sizemore was Dow· ,., tl ~1rl ~ nd worf & white batiste .... i:i ~l-..rT ~ of wh1te gladiolus dress ~i'lth mRLChing accessorrnum r. oab,,. 's oreath and fern ies :tOO (·arrled P white chrysan~.o • . . st.-d lht> altar for tht> dOU· themum bouq\Jt>l ~IF tn~ weddlh~ performed by J .. me" Allen Bird of :t,, R~ '·ereno \\ ,.Iter W. White, l tlav~r was oesT man and ushpastor of the t.:hurch. ers were David Bolyard and Mrs Thomw Trent played '"'laudt" Nebhn, bOtll ol Summer. Love vml You Truly '' and the tradition- 1 The oridf's mothPr wore :..lack <::nll whi_te- jersey. street 8 1 · Weddi~ March." rhe bridt'. given in marriag~ lengt~. dress w'th matchmg b) llPI tal her \\'Ore a white lessur~P.5 dOd a corsage at •·banlHI\· !act> ballerina length earnatmns. fOwn ~th ton? fingertir sleev- The bridegroom's 1 t':> J tJ~red scalloped skirt and wort d navy ltnen_ 1 sc1IIJped ne- ~Kiine embroider· aress w1th matching . f'd 1n ~earls aNt white irrides- ies and a corsage of white cent ,;equins. A shoulder length n•tio"·' veil n~ held m place by s A ret·eption was he~d pearl ttara and she carried a the •.:errmony 1c the social ~oom white B1ble wpped wKh white ol tht church. A three · tiered carnations and streamers of weddin" cake topped w1th a ProffilSE' Me," " I HQh A BARREL OF GAS A BARREL OF GAS i _. Ul •• ,0 ~ c Gl • •"' Ill "'m r- ,0 "'c •"' SAL·E! . II. 0 "'mr,0 ... Ul • ~ . ~ A.Barrel Of Gas Free With c The Purchase Of An'f Car $200 or More"' I Ul--~==~~~:=~~~~;-- 3 EVlRY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE ,. ~----------------------~ ... WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT ... Ill c ,0 ~ WAS NOW"' 1964 Romblor 1614 Dr. Sto. Wogon. Custom 330. Standard Tnn1. Ono owner. llko now, Soo 11•. .. . S209S c:l ~ r- Metropolitan Motors Ill ~ "'"' m •< .!'.7~~~!~~ ~. SOLD 1962 $1695 )o Mako uo on offer ;i 1961 Ford VI Galul• 2 Doot Hardtop. IK = full power. Wo ohorp . . E = $1195 r- . $1495 ~ 1960 Rtmbltr Ambundor Sta. Wtgon, • Full powar. lt'1 cl.. n and salld. Ont lae~l owner. . $1295 $995 G) Btl Air 4 Or. Htrdtop Green and whitt. Clun like new. $995 $795 "' c 1959 Chevrolet VII 1959 Rambter 2 Door Station Wagon. ~ Julf ovarhiUitd In flnt shape. lj. 0 • s595 ,.I $795 1959 Rambltr, 4 Dr. Seden, R&H, overdrive, compltt.ly ovtrhaulad, cheap frantportatfon . . . . $795 $.595 ~ _. I! 1959 Plymouth, 4 dr. V·l auto., clean car $795 $595: m IIC 1951 Chovrolot, 2 dr. outo. R&H. Nice SOLD r~ ani c~an . . .. . . ...... . ... .. . . . . ~ c I ~ MAKE US AN OFFER! Gl lt51 Oldomoblo Super II, 4 dr. Hordtop, full power. . . Make Ul en offtr ~ 0 1957 Oldomobllo Supor II, 4-dr, Hordlop, full power, . . . . . . . . . Mtkt us en offer ,_, ~ 1951 Ford V..a Station Wqon, 4 dr. Make us an ofhr m1917 Ford V-1 Station Wtgon, 2 dr. Make Ul an ofhr ~ = · ~~ 1957 Imperial 4 dr. Air conditioned. rn .C Pull Power . . . Mtke us an offtJr r- Ill 1957 Rambler cu1hm 4 dr. 11utomatlc. Ma'-'t us an offer~ SOLD C 1957 Chovrolot 4 dr, G) 1957 V.W. Beautiful whitt finish • .. M1h ut 1n ofhr ~ :11t57 Doclte llollon Woo eli Julf overhauled. . a SOLD •nice 11295 Jr S"J I 1957 PonfiiC 2 dr. Star Chief Hardtop, Mlkt us an offer,. BAKER FURNITURl' I Riley• Travel w Stafford on f' ilit F"'!ate and .ramie of CLIFTON - Mr. and Mrs. · Ted Riley Sr. of Clifton spent the weekend of Aug. 15 at their daughter's, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Uam <Shirley) Lee and family of Middleburg and on Salur· day evening had a supper picnic at a roadside park witb homemade ice cream at Staf· ford, Ohio. On Sunday they spent the day at Seneca Lake. The Rileys retuntf'll home Sunday evening Sunday, Aug. !2 gue.stl of the Rileys were Mrs. Shirley Lee and children Mike, Keomy, Rusty, Lori, and l.ols Ann Lee of Middleburg, Ohio; little Bud Whittington of Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riley of Delaware, Ohio. Mr1. Barnette u Git,en Stork ShOII!er RAVENSWOOD - Mrs RoJt. ert Barnette was honored with a stork shower given by Mrs. H. Earl Brammer Jr., and Mrs. Frank D. Hemetek at the latter's home on Boso Avenue Fri· day evening . Games were played and prlz. es won by Miss Jo Ann Ballengee and Miss Marie Vroman. The gifts were arranged IJt a yellow umbrella with a stork completing the decoration. The guest list included Mrs. Byrdie Burdette, Mrs. Molly Shaver, Mrs. Maurice Russell of SpringHeld. Ohio; Miss Marie Vroman, Mrs. Joseph Rudlschum, Mrs. Vernon Smith, Miss Trudye Windle, Mrs. Opan Priddy, Mrs. Belly Songer, !.Irs. Ellis Hackney, Mrs. CharIty Smith, Mrs. Carl Simpkins, Mrs. Marie Skeens, Mrs. Harold Sizemore, Mrs. Rondall Brannon, Mrs. Taylor Roush Jr. Mrs. James Brotherton, Mra. Glen Hart, Mrs. Robert Cowan, Mrs. Millard Spaulding, Mrs. Fred Schmeler, Miss Eileen Janson, Mrs. Arthur Nelgler, Mrs. Leota Stephens, Miss Jo Ann Ballengee, Mrs. SUe Neal, Mrs. Peter H. Elicker, Mrs. · Carl Plalter and Mrs. Keith Riggs. SCHOOL FEATURE! $1.~ SHEAFFER CARTRIDGE PEN WITH 7 CARTRIDGES A $1.49 VALUE Pull Power . . . . .. .. . .. . Make ut 11n tfttr C 1955 Lincoln 4-dr. llo4on. full Power Nice . . . .. . Moq uo on . SOLD ,,, I 1955 Che¥rolot 2-dr. I lod lind Wltlto. ""'r r- ~ ~ Mokt uo on ""'r "' 1fU lnlomolltnol 2·1011 dum, . . . . MoQ uo on ""'' ,. Metropolitan Motors WY 2-3170 C .eN I. Moln St. A BARREL 01' GAS E ,."' m !il .._...,,o.i "' A BARREL OF -MASON - Membera of the Mason Methodist Church on Friday evening at the murch ~ented tD Mr. and M r 1. Thomas Reed and daughter, Debbie going away ~ents. Tlte Reeds will leave In near future for East Bank, W. VI., where Mr. Reed has accepted a job "" band director at Eut Bank High School. Mrs. Reed wu a fifth grade at Mason Grade School. WhUe here Mr. Reed directed the Methodist Church choir and bil wife waa a member of the choir. Durin1 lhl IOCial bout ttlreehmetl Wtn .....a. . tea...,. Regular $1.00 GILLETTE RAZOR CRAYOLAS SALE c A L With StalnlHS St..l Blades s SALE • .00 ' Movie Film E 8 MM -50 FEET-- - - - 1.99 THIS PRICES INCLUDES PROCESSING 20 EXP. - F<ilb ;· . 35 MM FILM - - - 1.77 THIS PRICES INCLUDES PROCESSING Batk-To-School OHer I 56 $1· Value 59c * ieronrmoru THURS. a.berl! Opett Letter to Sea. u)ated militia" was not lnbond· . · Kenaetly' ·ed for national defense, but aa "A wJU.regulateo militia to& plainly staled, for the security ft neceuary "' the security of ol free states - against et> .. free alate, the rlgltt ot the peo- croachment by a possible diepie tD keep and bear arms shall tatorial federal government cot> aot be INGRINQEI)." trolled by an enflamed majorTitll, ·not known aa the seo- ity. ond amendment waa, with 11 Since tbe earllettl days of gov· Qlher articles, subtnltle!l to the emmento, those with dlctatortal states for consideration because, intentions have attempted tD dew quote ·from the resolution of prlve the populace of arms, Sept. 28, 17811 - "In order to Iwhile true d001ocratcies have prevent mlsoonotructioo . or not only encouraged, but in ABUSE of Its (the Constltu· some states .required the tion'a) powers, further decla· zens tD posseas anns. wry and reslrlcUve clauses As lor the prevention of a• should be added - as extend· sasslnation, one of the motives 1ng the ground of public confi· of the present attempt ro predence in the government will · veot anning of citizens, the · best Insure tho belleficienl ends baok of 'mail-order rifles' or ol its institution." 1concealed weapons, did not preThe use of the term "ln-j vent the assassination of Juliut fl'inge" In this parllcular amend- i Caesar: or of numbers of other ~nt, Instead of the terms - irulers In alter years. And the deny, abridge, disparage, or fulollly of guarding our officials vicilate used in other. amend- from the assassin Is best tttat· ments was intenllonal and witb ed by Presid•nt Kennedy's restudied purpose, as bllllj) tho mark, "U they are going to get strongettl of lhe applicable us, they will do it anywhere, terms. .even ln chureh," or his stateThe word 'lnlringe" has as1ment, "Unless the l<lrd keep meaning - weaken, fruBirate, Ithe city; the watchman waketh impair, and neglect tD fulfiU, in vain." all of which should show that The chief result of a law pro. the intent ol the authors was hibiling guns would be to dethat this right should stand as prive the citizen of the protecwritten; not subject W any otb- lion which the government Is er interpretation. increasingly unable to furnish. Tlte purpose of the Constitu· lion, as a whole, is the protell- l1farian Walters g lion of minorities !rom action R • by the majority, especially a.,. efX!rled lmprovmg lions inspired by emotional ra· R~latJVes on Syracuse have thor than deliberative reason- receoved word that Mr. Marion ing, whUe abo, by the process Waliers ~f Washi111Jton, D. C. of amendment, permitting chan- " slowly Improving at the home 1es desired by the majority, of his brother Charles, haVIIIIJ after time for deliberation, and •uffered a heart attack recentrationed consideratloo. ly. Any one wishing to send Under the emotional stress him a card, may do so at this ol an IISSIIS8ination, a riot, a address -if6.14 .• 32nd St. N.W.. , parllcularly revolting crime, or Washington, D. C. 20015. the acquittal of a p e r s o n He Is the husband of the late known' w he guilty, the major· Berte Jenkins, and formerly llvlty, ~re It nol for the restric· ed here. He is an uncle tD Agtion ol the Constitution, would nes White and Rlctoard Duck~ many cases promote laws worth of Syracuse and the browhich could destroy the lnstitu· ther-in-law of Mrs. Marie Kol· lion ol democracy as we know quist of Wssbingtoto, D. c. it, forgetting for the moment that such laws could in the fu· PT. PLEASANT lure, be used for the persecu· LIVESTOCK SALES CO. ·tiolt1lblndividuala <!eprived ,ol.. ·. PT. PLEASANT!', W. VA. their lfedlt~<?nal protection. · Selurday, 'Aoif! Zl, '1915 The proviJIOD8 lor a "well-rg- BOGS - 175 tD 220 24 tD ~ ·-·-·- · - _ . lil; Heavies 21 to 2UO; W~<DIAII 20 tD 23.50; Fat Sows 17 tD 20.· 25; Boars II oo 15.50; Pigs 8 to II; Stock Shoats 15 tD 21. CA1'TLE - Steers 15 to 22.· 20; Heifers 12 to 21Utl; Fat ' Cows 13 to 15.50; Canners 9 1o 17:.50; Bulls 14.80 tD 19; Stock Mrs. Anna Halr.es returned Steers 17 tD 22.10; Slock Heif· home from a Columbus hosplt· ers 15.50 ro 18.60; Stock Steer '' and is •ecover'.Jl{ nicely fol· Calves f8 tD 23.~: Stock Helf. JowiiiiJ surgery. or Calves 17 tD 20.50. Daomy HAines, Mrs. Louise VEAL CALVES - Tops 27; Van Meter and Nickey called Seconds 21.911; Medium 22 tD F Mr. and Mrs. Mayw001 John- 25; Common & Heavies 16 aton. 2'1.40. Mr. Paul Ours took h t • - -- - - - - -wife to the doctor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll She IJt ••ellng much beller. and family. Mr. Homer loonhower Is ,... Mrs. Wanda Donnelson and covering satJsf&ctorilj from a cl:lldren ~ A •urnr .. home to Coheart attack at Veterall8 Meon- lumbus after spendin~ the past olriai hospital. Annie •s been two weeks a• the home of her stayi111J with hbn while be is o;Jiler, Mr. ano Mrs. Cbarlle . hospitalized. C II. Mr. and Mrs. Ha; old Moon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abies !ell for a t.Jur of parts of West of Ravenswood visited Mr. and VIrginia. Mrs. William Ables and fanlfly Mr. and Mn. Charles ear. SUnday. roll and cnildren relumed tD Those wbo called on Rev. their home after vio' ~ reJa. Mrs. John Busch were Mr. lives at Fan Rl¥er and WJn. Mrs. Okey Nesselroad, WleJ,IDn. chtster, Mass., Batavia, N. Y., W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. and visited relatlvos at East Davis, Cheshire, Mr. Uverpool, Ohio. Mrs. Gene Swartz, Middleport, Mr. Robert Ours and . Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush Mat Vail'Meter called on Mr. and daughter, Connie, Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Carroll and Mrs. George Veith and dau,ght.famlly, er, Middleport, and Mrs. Mrs. Anne Healy of Hampton, rna Johnson, Racine Route. M&~~., Is visiting her brother, -M1y JohoatDn · Old Town Flats Society Notes 1.50 World Series s 1 SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE 2 TUBES LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE-- 1.06 1 READING CLASSIC BOOK .JO CARLOAD Lumber Sale' 1.56 Choice of book UUes: 1. The Scarlet Letter, 2. Treasure Island, 3. Tom Sawy,r, 4. Tales of My• tery, Edgar .Wen Poe. · . · are Given =: ltU Oldomobllo 4 dr. Hordtop . . . Moko "' on offer ~ PrP3enu ~ 1955 Chryolor 2-cfr. Hordtop, 111 • To Reed FamUy II THE SHOE BOX Cl~if=ID~n;~~iijjii~~iji~~iii~~~~~ SOLD •· htro '-1•1 StS Ill .I 1t57 l'ord Polrlo"' l AUGUST FURNITURE SALE! Auxiliary will o·lne 0 Septem be r 15t Encourage Bend Area Jaycees .. } !t.Mi; urea State Off•ICers .I J eresy Holler ;pr' rNm •• Ill c:l s'::" f" MASON G) CLEAR THE LOT 0 es Mrs. Harley llltllSb and Mr. and '-'••. WU!Iam Gainer ol Charleswn vlslted on Saturvls:!"'Mr · d Mrs _ of Long BoftOm R. D. eall'ld day with Mrs. Clara RoDBII. ~~~88 · an ' . 011 Dean and Eunie Brinke!' • Velma Hetzel of Cleveland Is ·and Mrs Chas \lr, and Mrs. Paulllmlth Monday evening. • ., . visiting wotb Miss Viola KauiZ t - ecen'~ Portland sperot an evening with Hattie Powell and ~ 1 at her horne on Mason. ";: Pitts~gb. Cleveland Mr.· ~ Mra. Dan Smith and Portland called on Mary Mr. and Mrs: Albert ~erlzelal Mor"""town area. · ul visited ith on sunday eveni111J. ~. and Norman voslted -· D·~ Mrs. E R Kel8 family. Pa " Mrs. Ruth Springer anoframldays in Toledo with bls da~- St ~etersburg F~ ;lslted Brinker oo Saturday evening. ly of Oak Hlh. Va .. are vhllbtl ler and famoly, Mr. and owo. • • ''and Mr. and Mrs. Wilham . Dana and Paul Moore John Borgan cently with Mr. and IBmlly of Hollon opent • Pt. Plea..nt. Mlsl Lelah. Wright of Bloom· Harry Walsh. Tlte Kelp left fe days with Mrs. Mary Cltcle. The Marcus Weaver famlly lngton Inc! 18 visiting several a visit with their son, !larry, Others calling over the week SAVE NOW ON of t;otart, W. n. was lui weeks'wtth.her sister, Miss Bes- who Is an in!ern In a Nevada end were Mr. ond Mrs. Geol' year • Sweepstakes ~ and sie Wl'igltl ro return ro Mason this week ge Perry of Dexter and Mr. ALL HOME Th, bridegroom was was runner up again this year, Mr and Mrs Alva Luckey· Hospital. They are and Mrs. Melvin Cicle, Sprona· ~t".~.., Wa!~;,:::ed but laeked one polnl doo ~f Letart ~isited on Sun- end before leaving lor a FURNISHINGS ..• . Mrs. Froendt, the mother of d with Mr and Mrs Albert Europe. by Mrs. Cecil Johnson. Stale College. He ts tour ch!ldren entered 7• exhiJt. ay nd ·f U · ____..,.__ were given ' Swatzel a am y. the W t aJ Fun oy a ers er . its and o1 these abe and ber Mr and Mrs Oor Ebersbach ro the food stand the cldSumltTSum!ersvolle villTitey wiij .... family were twarded 12 blue and iwo sons ~f Orlando, Fla., sponiiOred at the M,:~:ll s. e a mers e. ribbons, IZ red and 7 white. are visiting her mother, Mrs. Fair. The group ' A small IOVlll& cup W&l •· Everett Thomas. Ut On pay all bills. warded ro the lllllli)J u a perThe Woman's Society ol Refreshmenil were served manent JlOIISOSBion, and a large Christian Service of tite Muon Newland and ~os~!ss•ll cup W" p~ted tAl them 011 Methodist Church held a picnic MASON -The Ladiea AUltD-1::::.:·· Dallas Walker tAl a rotating basos. for members and their families 1ary of the Mason Wll!oo, Mrs. Ear~;~~~ MN. Froend: bas three cltf). on Tuesday evening at the Fire Department Allee Tripp, M.... tlren Sharon Ann, Karen and church Johnson, Mrs; Jack ~ MASON - Slate President Carl~ in 4-8 Club work and a Mr. ·and Mrs. Charles KeUy ~~ofp=· ::~out Paul Bocock, Mrs. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Lew Schrader, accompanied by son: Jolm who Is not old enougb and Gloria of ~adison, Ind., September I at Plea8ant and Mrs. Verlle Work· Region IV vice president Lar· to JOID 4-H. Mrs. Froendt Is vialled I'OCj!lltly woth Mrs. Opal ReiiOrt ry Buckley of Sl Albans and ltlllder of the HarUord Hikers Bostick, Middleport, Mrs. Irene · Bob Schoular Sooth Charles- +H Club, teacher of the Inter· KeUy and family at CllftDn and Dorin& their business meet· ron visited th~ Bend Area Jay· mediate Class at Penlel <lturch, Mr. and Mrs. (]oarles Aldridge 11111 Mr. Dallas Walker, Mason cee~ recently. and treosurer of the Riverview and family. eaplalned a group Insurance President Schrader was Saddle Club; Pmwear, and Btl plan which they unammoualy pressed by the fine work ~II Stol In the Mason County Mr. and Mrs. Otrtsty Bletner, voted tD accepl the local Jayceea have 4-H P"'lfam. Mr. and Mrs. Capehart, Mrs. Mrs. Earl 1nge1t presided. doing but he &bowed roncem Lee Richardson, .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Newland gave the BOLDLY BUCKLED er a recent drop In Picnic p Given at John Sosson, Miriam and Mel· lary's report and tre•osurer'o ship and the failure of the HolfUl o/ Parenti anie, all of Mason. I cal Jaycees to recruit new MASON _ Mrs. John Sisson members. . entertained Sunday afternoon A doscussoon was held after with • picnic at the home of the regubllar bu~~~ssti th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruson pro ems co~ ... ng e sell Capehart. Tlte birthday of group as a relatively new c~.ap- her husband, and the fourlh ter. Tlte vosolors said they would birthday of their daughter, Mel· belp any way possoble. anle, were observed. Sizes 4J,HO Jaycee members ~ent Attending were Mr. and Mrs . AA·B widtbs $30.GO Down - lolonco 011 were Jerry Arnold, p~tdent; Bill Shelton and daughter, Del> Convenient T..,.. U.rry Bumgardner• mteroal bie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank SisBy Vogue ..• A Symbol Of Value voce presodent; Boyd Klngel, son, Amanda and Angie, Mr. external vice presodent; Donald and Mrs. Charles Cohen, Miss Gabrilsch, and Frank Hendrick· Nancy Sisson, Mr. and Mr s. FURNITURE Cf" son. Archie Swartz, all of Pomeroy; MASON, W. VA. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cohen, ZanesMIDDLEPORT, 0. ville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Jame \ MASON _ Mrs. Mary Froerodt and family o1 West CoiUJDo bia W Va. WGD the tlll!i Sweep•lakes ·prize at Masoo County's Fourth AnnDBl Fair. Tlte award was pl'fSented 10 the family hav· 1118 the largest total of points on exhlbll!l at the fair held at the OJJ Natlonal Guard in the TNT 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 ~ VI y Je Sberttanashuryand"!,~phUtensLeevil_~. ""' •-~'"' "CHEYENNE" lOAFER "'"'rm II. Soc" t N t A Schooltime Buy!! ,. ~ 0 =i;i, . ~' and MrssiooCharles '•"'••Ingles Inti 8011 and Brian ofMrtt Winnerkof sIsweepStO eS 1 OOJtlng '" 90rVIII!l were Mr · &rbara Mclntore, Mlso VIcki ~dkin• and !II" Patty Booo. Whet1 the couple left for toneymoon. she traveled In a blue and whtlt pique mawrung ar.cessories and a-cor· 'age of white carnations. Mrs , Ingels waa 1Jl8duated from Nicholas County H' sohool. She attended ~t•t• College, Parkersburg bet: o1 the Golden ~~~sa loyed b th !"anne'S .~ ":!cttants y~ ot Summersville - - - - - - - - lleld and Mr. and f14'1. J p als Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewing Circle, New Haven. Mason ersoo ::'lng their vacation at Lake CarmeI John Ferry ~81'1 Froendt . Fam'•ly sentinel, Pomeroy.lftlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 211, 1965 mlniaturo bride and 11'001'11 ceoletod lh• r.treshmenl !able. \ ' Nht thlpmenll juat In ' and reJdy for your fa.ll 111d wlnllr remodeling end building. FRIDAY SAT. Augutf 26.27-21 RINGING IN BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS EVERl' ITElfl A. 6ENlJINE HEDllf:TION! ••• SEE ALL OfJR B..tCK·TO·SfJBOOL SPEfJI.US! Sale! LEAD PENCILS ' 73 Mill . . st. YOUR PRESCRIPTION H~DQI:JAR'I'ERS 122 N. sKot.D . . ''" ... ·~~i IN. liAR . ' .., . "),. \ pkgs. · • ¥ATERIALS CO. ~SON, 8~ 10~. ' . 1.00 ::.~~ Clo~oy_ 3. $1 o 2 28c - s On PRICE 78c · .. VALUI For School or Office SALI $1.00 A $1.49 . VALUI Pilei handle, and abouldor ' w. v~ :~~~0 4 alrap, Iipper penell poueb, name Plate pd ouloide pooket. A btcl:· To&hooi Must for tho Hille one. , A REG. 2.00 VALUE 7~ SCHOOL BAG . (1,000 Shaots) A rare value jUJI In lime for blck·to-•dtool wear. Choice of white, blact or llo4 11111 blue plaid, with IQp quaiiiJ :ubber lOla. Designed for long bard w-. Sllcbt ....,... Iars. You'.U. want to 00, sevenl polro at this Ridiculous Price. FREE! DESK STAPLU SO HOOG . . & IUSPAN . . ,\Jt 2 $1 LIMIT 2 PKGS. A 2.00 VALUE CANVAS SNEAKERS *Dollar Days Saving~ POLYETHYLENE ;:c~ BOYS' SOCKS Boys white crew socks with COIN PURSE ..... TO THE FIRST 144 Clothes Sprinkler:L.- 14c stripe top. 100% cotton. Full MINIATURE ADULT CUSTOMERS MAKING A Cushion sole. Nylon reinforced to 11. heel and toe. Size PURCHASE THURSDAY MORNING 6-~ Ice Cube Trays Long wear at a short price. REGULAR 39< EACH Smooth vinyl squeeze change purse with bead Reg. key chain. Perfect for your purse, his pocket or UNBREAKABLE lOr $1.00 39c for juniors lunch money . A 1.56 VALUE Pr. pain Pocket Combs:~~--- lc MEN's EXPANSION 3 pr. Pack Girls' Anklets WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Watch Bands~~.--ALL METAL ASSORTED GOLD OR SILVIR. Triple roll bobby socks. Morpul label. 84 Needle· 900 pages 52,000 entries with real· Action cuff. All combed cotton. Nylon reinforced istic pronunciation, synonyms and bee! and toe. Size to A welcome value 82c antoyms, forms of address and oth· Window Shades when savings are important. 36 INCH- A1.19 VALliE er supplementary material. InREGULAR 49c PAIR cludes census totals of U. S. CHILD'S HARDWOOD A 6.00 and Canadian cities plus much A 1.47 Ch P .otty a1r VALUE - - encyclopedia information. EsVALUE PR. peciallv suited for school, home or office. Make Up Mirror 2.s1• • Sale $1.00 5" POLISHED METAL FRAME- 1.69 VALUI A 2.00 VAlUE "Bic" Ball Point PENS Key Chain Knife 2-•1•• _ 24c Two no-skip-no-SIIIeat • no • clog Bic pens POCKkT KNIFE WITH CHAIN- 49c VALUE SHEAFFER'S CARTRIDGE PENS guaranteed to write first time--every time. WITH 12 REFILLS Exclusive "diamite" ball tip as demonstrated Framed Pictures •.,o _ 3 1or $1 on T.V. For school, home or office. Two for Genuine Sheaffer's cartridge pen and two refills PLUS two 50c packages of extra refills. Smooth writ· WITH HANGER- REG. 49< EACH less than the price of one. ing for many months at a value packed pr1ce. Pay for the cartridges, get the pen FREE. SALE PENS REG. 1lx14" Wall Mirror • PRICE FOR 78c A 2.00 VALUE Sale $1.00 A1.69 VALUE EACH 60 Count Bob Pins 9c Sale! ZIPPER GYM BAGS REGULAR 25c VALUE 14" Cloth bag with rubber lined tubular vinyl handle. Sale! CLIP BOARDS Assorted color plaids. Sturdy, attractive and us eful. W' tempered hardboard, smooth edges. Complete Plus Aluminum Curlers _ 2,. $) a tremendous savings. with 6 inch sturdy chrome plated clip. Size 9x12'h ". REGULAR 1.00 EACH A 1.98 VALUE Sale $1.91) Top Quality. Tiny Prices . 49c PRISALECE 34( A VALUI 100 Ft. Clothes Line *Dollar Days Savings* A 1.39 VALUE ~:=~~ WRITING TABLET 10 oz. Glass Mugs_ 4 for $1 Tough plastic line, wire rein· New smart Social size. :,1st the thing for correspon· c forced. Made to withstand se· dence. 72 sheets, size 5x8 inches. Lined. Reg. 25c REGULAR 49c EA,- A 1.96 VALUE vere conditions and give long each. Buy several at half price. 3-PIECE DINNERWARE wear. One continuous length. SALE 2 25 A 50c Place Setting PRICI FOR C VALUI 68< ASET- A 6,30 VALUE 5-PC.MEASURING JOe ~;~:s PLASTIC HANGERS ~:ous ALARM CLOCKS .6c White case with sparkling gold front and numerals. Spoon Set VALUE---- H A 2.00 Volu-16 Hall!ltrt For Black bands. You'll never be late with Ibis dependable Perfect for dresses, blouses, lingerie, alarm clock. A good buy. • - $1 4-Pc, Canister Set formals or coats. Snag free, tarnish SALI $1 .66 A $2.91 proof steel necks. Gorgeous new col· A2.50 VALUE PRICI VALUI ors. Hangs clothing Wrinkle free. Wall Can Opener - - $1 LOOK WHAT YOU GET FOR $1.00 "DAZEY"- A2,00 VALUE Back To School Special ~~~HGET MOP and BROOM f} .O~·Ring Vinyl binder, GOc-180 Count Filler Shower Rack ~~Lue __ 68c A 2.00 Valuo-8oth For . . .. . .. ...• Paper, 39c Spiral Composition Note Bnok, 10c-12 Fill Any Shower. Clip ShOWtr Arm. Full size 5 sew all corn household Inch Wood Ruler. You'll Never Beat This Value! plus a quality, full 10 ounett Gallon Decanters - . 57c broom ALL 4 PIECES $1 00 A 2.00 wet mop of extra soft yarn. You can't Blndlll', Fllltr P1per, • VALUE 1.10 VAL1JI- CHOICE OF COLORS beat this value packed saving. Notabaak It Ruler SOFT TIRRY CLOTH ~~;HEN Hand Towels G. I. Joe Binder REG. S9e EA,- 16x29 ' 15x27. • Stiff back, vin;i covered 3-rlng G. I. binder, Official - Army O.D. Cotton Dish Cloths _ ~k~ 68c color with full color battlescene $111 14\lt x 15'.'1 INCHES. JOE on front cover. A to)f quality binder offered at a very special Poly Wash Basin!:~ •• - 33c low price. ITURDY I QUART SIZE, SALE A 1.29 -'>~Dation . EACH LIMIT 12 PER CUSTOMER Brlibt )liatd, rubberized bee wltb I" •.• ':l •I c eBark To Selaool Saving• , Slop In and••~• nowl ' Two packages, each con· taining 500 sheets IO~x8" paper. Five bole punch fnr use with either 2 or 3 ring binders. Standard Rule. Don't Miss This Sensational Low Price Special! REGULAR 2 FOR Sc SALE PRICE AMERICAN MADI 1,000 Sheets Filler Paper No. 2 black lead quality pencils In color· ful design with eraser. Be the first to get yours while they la&t! ' . SPEOAL PIICESI * PLIIAIII NO MAIL 011 PHONI ORDERS IV• OUNCE · UER'SGW£ . 2f<l I'IALI IIICii 18C AV.IU.UI s �,, j I I ·~ t" i acme . · D II - - ·• S tl I '!tolnere1-Mitldlejllll't, 0. Au&. 25, 1981 ,, Milton Ihome or Mrg llorothea Riebel · ramtly w.re rrM!nl visit""' In' tlves. ,I). I '1 en ne • _ - · . __ . .. spent • d'Y wlth "'" b Ba ·bara Sll)ith Pollllrov II · -· .............. .... • w II I Wllh I! lllOillbors pre..nl. A Lu.ulll " ' . I ' '' Dele Smith spent • .., villted Sunday 1UW . . . """"'"'' OK e d D•Yid Shuler ol I "''" Dll'•'nber to the l'iui> IS Mrs. Mr• Mabel ll<ller has r.. vtsltmg Wllh Mr. and Mrs. Oall lnMrG•.lllpolifl rece~~"• Gerald Sbumw&)' end other , . ' enny an ' 0 I R " Ih N lft'ers ! . f ·u hor SITllth and laiTllly. a "'' . .__.._ . . • l.etarl SfJOnl several day> "'''' pa """o p . ew o • turued hume a W VISI II& II of M d Howard ShlllliUY .-I ,..,..., alivtl. L-• lh . g ndparents Mr and were elected, Prestdent, Mrs. son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur !let· Recent; s to:;• r. ~ ._....._ ..........._._.;,.._ _..,._ _ _...,., """·lt,fV 0 CS Mreu Erda ard Simp'son . wlnle Nell Wilson, Vtce President, Mrs zet 'and tamlly, Washington, W. Mrs Mar Pic erlng were f' s w . E fl t S I Mrs 'V· de Ktlldretr 'JI Par~tr!ihtlr~. mother was recuperatmg I mma urs , ecre ary, a. M 8 k ..+---------!their · 1!rom bet ho•pttallzed BY MRll, LVI,E BALDERSON Thelma Smith, Treasurer, Mra. Tho Coolville Masonic Va .• and fllr. anti rs. • " Jars. B. M. Pickena rell on 'l Iris M::.ay of Bash a~ spent Ladle; Auxiliary of the :Erika Boring and Flower fund held a picnic at the Forked Run of Ne" Brl8hton, Pa. ~rsday for Frankfort, Ind .. to several days with friends while Olive Twp. Fire Dept. Mro. Riebel A going away gtfl Stalt park Sunday. Attendllll! ati"JI<I the weddUII\ ot 1 niece !' havina band practice. Tho Ladies. Auxtllary of the was gtven to Mrs. Nancy Me- trom here were, Mr. and Mrs. f\ev anct Mrs li L. McDan- Mr and Mr1. Clyde c~oss and Ohvo Townshtp !"Ire_ Dept. held Fann. Mrs. Dorothy Ca1hdollar Grant Boring, Pal) and Mike, and let 1eft Munday tor three weeks"·htldren ol Columbu• spent the their August meettng at the thanked the ladle• lor flowers Mrs Frank Blse, Jaektt and & vB<·ation m Athens County and weekend wtth relatives - -- , sent to her while in the hospl~ Freddy, Mr. ond Mrs. Dale t. violl their oon and famtly Mr and Mrs. Dick Young and \lllp:J' THil CHAMP 1al. Get well cards were sent to Smith, Teresa, Mark and Jodi, We Repair All it New Mexico. ,on, J F .. are spending a va- NEW YORK <UP!t- The New 1Lee Walla';" and Mrs. VIrginia and Barbaro Srpith, Pomeroy, \ Mlkll & Modell Mrs J. A cross of Sarl8ota, cation in ~'lorida with Mr. and York RAngers, perennial also- j Walton. T.te hostess served • :and Howard Bucktty: Fla spent Sund.ay with Mr. Mro Ivan Powell. Jr., and fam- <ans m the Nattonal HockeyiJeUo salad, sandwiChes, punch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biae and - ·• - · and Mrs Charle) Mallory. ily League, will open their 35-game and coffee. The next meellll& family are vacatlonlnJ In Can· I [lr. Kathryn Phtlson ot Backs· Fred Goeglein and cbll· home <ehedule against the Stan- ,wlll be with Mrs. Garnet John- ada. i •• burg, va .. spent !I week. w1th dren of Circleville visited re- ley ....'up champ1on Montreal Ca· son. Mr. and Mrs. BasU Green ~ W'Y J.2255 Court St., Pomeroy ber mother, Mrs. Fred Philson. cently with her parents, Mr. oad!e.ns on Sunday, Oct. 24, at Per1onal1 and fa~lly ~nt a. ~ew days\ 601 I. M1ln II. Pom11'0Y Reedsv 'lJ e Nl I Society NoleS z· "I Lod•• ' 1 NOW SHOWING I NEW FALL DRESSES I - SERVICF · RADIO T.V. CLELAND'S Ty Mrs home ot Mr. and Mrs. F'rane1s , ed home trom two week.s' visit Morris celebrating lhe birth_d•y \ 10 Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. Morris and Mrs. Fred , Robert Kmghtstep. field and Mr. and Mrs. Morris. with her parents, \1r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hllldore Albert Hill. '('hey all oj1tnl a week in Columbus visiting his cousins at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex C•rlyle. Mr. and Mrs. James Swart, Mr and Mn. AI Crow and chll- dren &nd Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes and children returned af- day with Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Miller al Charleston. TOP MONEY WINNERS UJNCY, 111. <UPII - K•thy Whilwcrth , with sil tournament victories in the first !ieven months of the tajie~ pro golfers tour , ccnlinues to lead in earn· ings with $19.628. t:arol M.ann, winner of two tourneys. is second with $14 ,909 and M~rlene Sauer Hagge is 1 •hird with $14,018. 1 accompamed M·Sgl. and Mrs. Sl.lven JS;r.obs and children to Akron tpOndtng the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Ray Roush and Mr and Mrs. Jnhn Ftsher. Kimtlil Taylor oi Gallipolis Langsviiie SOCiety NOteS 1 Cleland. Alpha Barr. ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Eslocker, Local residents who are on , Short Ribs c , and 1 - Geoq1e Ross Edwards and Mro. Guy I Mrs. Davis of Columbus were recent Swadley. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mn. Robert Kenne- 1 Curtis. Kathy is staying for a dy and family of Columbus rl'- 1 month's vi!lllt with ber cousin, cenlly spent a weekend w1th his 1 Sue Curtil. mother, Leona Kennedy. • Mr. and Mr.!l . Harry Curtis vis- Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Reeves I itrd with their daughter and : and Mr. aocl Mrs. Joe Reeves ! Jamily at Wa shington, C. H. and j of Columbus spent the weekend K~kwood with Leona Kennedy. at Wilmington to bring Jane The people or. the Langsville lo~l'ln son and Sue Curtis home Oturch had a p1cnlc and swlm- lrom a week al e•np. " c two 1 w~ks vi sitine tbeir grandpar- ' ·' 1 "· FROZEN-TASTY FRESH-FROZEN Chicken Livers lb. ROUND IONI-SHOULDER CUTS Swiss Steak Ground Chuck I'IIESH lb. 1 1 49c King Crab iEcG~Aws ris and Mr. and Mn;. Bruce Morrl• the pa•t week. Leona Kenuedy went home with her daughter, Mrs. Willard Reeveo ror on ntended vi• lt. Mra. Kennedy 11 Ill poor Ill. ANN PAGE- OUR FINEST 24-ol. lor 59( Apple Sauce ---- ~=· 39c Candy Bars - 10 39c 5 5c HERSHEY-CLARK, MARS, MILKY WAY MACARONI 5c OFF LABEL BLUE CHEER With tho Purchese of $5.00 or Mo,. Blclulve of lteme I!:J.empted b7 Law " 0' COL. SANDERS 2.'~~.39( OUR FINIST MAKES SLICED CRUSHED CHUNKS J 15 ~: Rev. pkg. Expire!! Aug. 28, 1966 In Cola. Unlt Ao\P'o S9c S9c R~~49c 9 PIICU CHICKIN ONLY $1.19 110.$2.21 NOW (SIRVIS a TO 4 PIOPLil "'~( . CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~HONI WY u.u2 I'OMI!IIOY . WE Ull WILKIIII fRIIH POULTRY ONLY y 33:, c liTTER .IANI PARKIR 79c ' GIANT 10-0Z. JAR $1.09 special LADIES' and TEENS' s • 94 39C SHEER SEAMLESS The handy all purpo5e flit ior those valued papers __ _ all heavy gauge steel con- . First quality seamless ~ylons ia 2,... 39c Wheat Bread LETTUC LARGE CRISP ANN PAGI AISOIITID SOLID HEADS Puddings 1i 2.9' Pascal Celery 1 ;,:,~'19c REDSKIN- SWEET YILI.OW MIAT Peaches ,,..,,__ 4 .... 59c LARGI!- CRill', MIATY Green Peppers 6 ,., 29c PRIIH- ,LUM,- JUICY Blueber.ries ,tnt 39c flat knit or micro-mesh . . . all sizes ... seasons newest shadea. Size 1 12 hto3 c PAIR GIRLS aROADCLOTH .99 SlzH 6tol6 I ' GLAMALON NYLON HOSE . aul~~39c Boya Strlpa Top HANES WHin CREW SOCKS 100% cotton knit by "Hanes" . . . stlipe top trim in sizes 7 to.l0¥.1 Sluo 7 to 10111 YOUR MESH SlzH 4 to 10 KNIT c e Full Length SPORT SHIRTS eSizoo4 to 14 e Built Up Shoulder Long sleeves In plaids and fancy patterns . .. new wash· able fall colors. .99 SizH 6'12 to 11 RAYON PANTIES eWHITE SOCKS Mem heavy white cotton Crew Socks by "Hanes" stripe tops. REG. 69c Reg.29c c UNDERWEAR STRETCH SOCKS Derby Brand. A fine cotton underwear to your favorite style ... complete line of items for men and b<tys now being offered. e1 511-Fits All eA11t.DHign WHITE GYM ond Colors BOYS 11 to 2 YOUTH 2¥.1-6 MENS 6¥.1 to 12 .94 STOCK-UP FOR SCHOOL MEN AND BOYS BOYS FRUIT OF THE LOOM BOYS· YOUTH· MENS SHOES .98 pr PASTEL ALL COnON CREW s c and MENS HANES STRIPE TOP OXFORDS and LOAFERS pers and rubber bee!• ... your choice of lace-ups or loafen. LADIES 5·6·7 Compare ot $2.99 MEN AND TEEN-AGE BOYS Mens and Teen-age b<iy• Back To School footwear .. . leather up- COMPARE AT 79c c REG. 49c MENS FALL DESIAN SPORT SHIRTS eLongSIMve eAIIt. Colon St.. S-M·L ... $ e94 COTION SLIPS 6 to 16 Genuine western style with tapered legs and extra seam sti,tching ' machine wa· shable. apecl•' PER PAIR OR 1UNT PRICE WESTERN JEANS ' -··' ,.lr .88 BOYS 13% OZ. 39c 4--33c Pecan Rings -- NON-SKID SOLES FLAT IU'Urtion. f White Tennis Oxfords with Non-skid all rubber soles .... sizes lor teenag· ers and ladies . . . 4 to 10. NYLON HOSE 81xl08 FULL FITTED PORTA-FILE WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS LADIES NEW SHADE guaran· Reg. $2.98 ValueALL METAL CONSTRUCTION JANI PAIIKIII-ILICID-CRACKID JANE PARICII-DANIIH CII!S'- TIN[Ift INSTANT COFFEE Cherry Pie PAIR CHOICE CASES 44c Potato Chips - - ~ S9c ICEBERG 25c A&P BRAND l•r .88 Wash Cloths Boys Long Sleeve NEW FALL STYLE 4Jc SIZES 10 to 18 MATCHIN!i Compare At $3.99 81x99 TWIN FITTED Blue denim stretch Capri pants with tapered leg styling tailored for that perfect form fit. each Styles ln lace ups and slipons for boys, straps and lace up lor girls ... leather uppers . .. rubber heels. First quality full finished sizes teed for hundreds of launderings. E 00 FOOTWEAR '"· S9c ,-:.~ 39c Stretch Denim CAPRIS Compare At $2.99 HAND SIZE New! LADIES $3.99 v '.adies corduroy J1,1mpers exira slim styling in your choice of the new fall colors . . machine wash· able finewale corduroy. Special Group Boys & Girls BACK·TO-SCHOOL JANI PAIIKIII-CIIISP TINDIR I I quart SALADS LIBBY PINEAPPLE ,I I Beautiful woven colors in a carved design . . . all machine washable . . .. . . your choice of single un· its or the complete set. 100% cotton construction with elastic legs correctly sized . Elastic SALAD DRESSING o!n~!' 55c Tea Bags ' Size 7 to 12 PANTIES ANN PAGE- 6c OFF LABEL OUR OWN BlEND-BUY 41-GET 16 fRE! ' ENSEMBLE They Are A CORDUROY JUMPERS MUSLIN SHEETS pack TRY A THRIFT BOX Excellent stvles in the seasons best assorted colors . . . fully washable. s LADIES 10 to 18 100% CoHon Bleached ANN PAGE ELBOW WHITE HOUSE ; JACQUARD LIAN 89c Luncheon Meal ,.·~;;~~~~~~~~be~al~th~.iiiiO;;;;;iiiliiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiij TUES., WID., THURS. ONLY GIRLS SCHOOL BATH SIZE Fish Sticks Canned Hams KRUNCHY OR CREAMY SMOOTH USE THIS YALUABU COUPON ROSE CAP'N JOHN'S fROZEN PLUM ROSE DANISH PEANUT BUTTER ltlng her aunt, Mrs. Cora Mor- Values To $2.98 Super-RI,ht-lolotnl, 011¥1, Liver, Pickle Plmente - - lb. .77 $12.95 VALUE 39c 1 Mra. Ninia Kennedy and son, Bob, of Freemont, Ind., Is •i .. ~------s REGULAR Girls 4 to 14 Cotton I' pital. I Mrs. Hsrry Brown and daughter. Barbano, of Pl. Pleasant I called on her sister, Mrs. Emma Ledlie flednesday. I Mrs. Francia Hendrix of To!ado and Mro. Olive Page of Rutland callerl on Emma Ledtie Sunday. Bernard Ledllo returned to his job aft<,r spending a few hour• at h<me. . ' Ill. English Roast 1 1 Seeins ghosts?.Find TELEVISION SERVICE 11st in the YJLLOW PAGES. Where your fingers t» the walking. 47( TENDIR-TASTY ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ward an-~ oounce the birth of 1 daughter recently •l Meigs :\ofemorial hos- Boooooo lb. Stew Beef-- 69c BLADE CUTS \1ts Harry Clark and Misl week. I t. Mll Allen of Graham, W.Va. Mary and Teressa Morone of : Columbu., are opending e Sturdy, Bul Light Weight e E11y to Corry or Storage DRESSES '11• ming party at Lake Alma last -- - ---- FOR Sale $2.88 WAS $4.98 IONILISS-WELL TRIMMED I trovelod on to Camp CARD TABLE BLADE CUTS LEAN-MIATY tOll. D. WITH FOAM MAflRESS GET REAL FINE GIFTS CHUCK STEAKS Frink Cleland and Mrs. Blanch of her parents, Mr. aDd Mrs. · Kathy and Larry of Washing- the s1ck hst are Leona Kennedy . WOODEN TENDIR- TASTY SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ---------11 Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallals 11 pending a week wi b her der and son, Brian. or Se:1man grandparents. Mr. and ~n. 1 spent a few days at the home FOLDING BED Plaid Stamps!· vaca-1--------- ter enjoying two weeks tioD at Myrtle Beach. S. C. !lr. and Mrs. Henry Roush TUBULAR ALUMINUM 818181 •••, WORTHWHILE! YOU Mrs. Gadle, Mrs. Lottie Shef- ren ot Columbus spent a week I Bring the family to your local Bononu Discount ltore for 1 compllle line of clothing and shoes at discount pricH . . . famous brand named merchandise . . . fully guaranteed . . . and priced to pie ase your budgll. SAVING IS SURE Mr. and ! Mrs Waid Fo•ler and child· Glennie Simpson spent 11 PCHIIII'Oy Stot1 Opan THURS., FRI., SAT:- AUG. 26-27·28 Phillips Sisters Style Shop -~•~~-m~~~~~~~~M~a~~~·~·~O~h~~=·~l~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~; l·l·l· Mrs Lavinia Simpoon return·~=M~d~•~o~"~s~~~m~•~G~a~r~~~·~-=~~»~a~n~d~M~r~~~[l~a~~~~~t~b~an~d~. -- ol Syracuse were Sunday even· IDI flllesls ol Mr and Mrs. Fran· cis Morris. Mr. Owen Watson Is a pa· 111!11 at Melis General Hospital after sur~ery Friday. STOa MIDDLEPORT -POMEROY Mldcllaport Store Open Friday Til 8, Soturday Til 9 Friday Til 5, Saturday Til 9. MILLINERY joyed Sunday afternoon •< the cadle. Presen< were I s .99 MENS BROADCLOTH SHORTS ,.,""", MENS BRIEFS MENS TEE SHIRTS COMPLETE SELECTION OF SIZES ea. c Boys Briefs · · - · 46c Boys Tee Shirts · · 46c �- . .. . . .. . '. .' ... ..... ..... ·~ ' ,. ,I ' :! , 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug~96 wANT AD FOR SALE INFORMAnON .,. u. --~ 0: .:::-_.....,.- ., 2 ~GNS Motor Co. QUALITY CHROME dinette table, two chairs. chair l:over, Call wvNew 2-J442. a 2S $15 3lc. MACHINE OPERATORS PomeroY tl't1 KINII 0:: NIG! HAVIN6 I>. 'SECRET... Tuppers Rlains Social Events Need turret and engine lathe; milling ma- While here on vacatloll Mn BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLE& Marleen Swart Jr. of Columbul. 2\\ Acres on Rt. IU, basemeut Jet blaek finlab, vinyl Interior trim. Real low mileage bf thrae shifts. Contad H. W. Lawry at WilMrs. Wayne Beal and Linda. a 17' • 41', sub-fioooodred, drtterU- original owner. Tift• like new, automallc trans. R&JL Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roma Ileal and Mrt. ... .a, "' .......... ed well, lots o1 g wa ' h liam Ann Motel, Gallipolis. Saturday AugDana Hoffman recently were, Marleen Swart, Jr. of South ..........,u.. $1100.011. Small 3-wheel tract- 1964 C evrolet Impala H. T. Cpe.- $2395 Mrs. George Steihm and aon Carolina went on a s!glltseeinl ;"~ ~-= or power cultivator, side Local one owner oar, ""'Ue" dean black interior, white ust 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m., and I p.m. Charles and MiSB NBncy Ear- 1r1p to Cbarlestoa and Clarbot·o.-ethnl•hle. t.l'l'f)l'll •boWl' ., board w~elbarrow, body finish, good tires. 327 cu. in. VB erigine with std. trans. • h Mrs Che to 9 p.m. Sundav heartAlbers of Ptttsburg ' Adamo . .. burg, w. Va. · .,,., ""' ,.. .. ,• .,.-"" tools. etc. Irvin Miller, Rt. 2, n.tdio and beater. -, August 29, 1.0 a.m. to 12 ter and Betty ol · ..............-•=• , _ Carpenter, Ohio. a 25 6tp 1962 Corvair 700- 4 Door $1195 d 1 Wheeling, w. va., Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Loyde KIDg art 3 uTA GREEN BEANS, half run- Clean interior, new wb!tewoll lot line tir.., litrwD finish, l.m. en p.m. to p.m. Kenneth Davidson and aons o1 armounclng tile birth ol a BOD. , .,.... "::. "::".,...~ners. $2 bu , delivered, in automatic trans. ColumbuS; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grandparents are Mrs. Mary D : " ".'. "'::: .! Pomeroy and Middleport. SH Saunders and daugllter Kathy King of Shade and Mr. and Mn ;-::,-,:,;::.,, .. - ,.. 2-4176. 8 25 3tc Auto Sel• of Tuppers Plains and Mr. !:1· Ralph Car!. .., ...... e 1 OPEN EVES 9:00 p M. za Hoffman and son Danny of Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mar • .,;·-,. _. - HOTPOINT electric rang , • . • ' FOR SALE· 1961 Ford Gallllde Belhllre. d Do th , 'ted d, ta push button, clock, timer and excellent· condition. Mr and Mrs. Carl Barnhill ':th r.f:s 1!164 - ._ " ., ""' r~ ...,. deepweU Very good condt· Volkswagen. See Odell ManOCJe 0 eS and daughter Rutb Ann, are family . •:., ~ "&.; t10n. Pnce $25. Phone IVY 2ley 660 Beech St Middlevisiting ber sister, Mrs. Rosa Whil.o h re Y lion M 0I Tit 00 1 • ·• TO''-'"' • 2060 8 2S 3tp Bu' Se. I La e on aea Marl• , r 1_ IUtJLT raont>ea>~o · . . Sln&SI rvtces Rea Estate For Sa.. port, Ohio, or call WY 2-2919. mp P • Cowa. Wood and Mrs. John Thomas, PHONE"'wY 2-2156 BULLDOZER work wanted. FOR SALE - 4 bedroom home 8 24 3tc The Brannon reunion was a"'! Ralph of Philadelphia, Pa 8 25 3tc Farm ponds, backltllmg, 2\1 mtles from Pomeroy on held Sunday at the home of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Warren vlstted with Mr. and Mrs. Johr 1959 Card Of Thanks · drtveways. Reasonable rates. Rutland Road. James Crisp. 4 •up- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brannon. Bentz of Hooper Ridge Dean and sono. AIBo vlsiHnJ - . -- d NEW 50,1100 BTU floor furnaces Phone WY 2-:ool. a ill) !Ote 8 25 4tc er , g tu-es, a new Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake surg- were Mra. Anna Mae Terrel' I WANT to thank my frten s With all controls. stze 22"' x • brakes, radio, power brakes, . . . ' and Juanita and Ruth Ann. and relaijves fur visits, cards 32\\, floor openmgs, $1011 OOtN lf!]>AU FOR SALE - 4 rooms and power steering, hydromatlc Btll Hill and Lmda, Mr. d land leryllayt aSnt.d J!oseph rlye- Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. IBuck' 1 1 and flowers during my hos· each call WY 2-3412 ~~ eaJ>- m. trBDBmission new sprlngl Mrs Bernard Brannon an am· cen s recov ce · Rod tte ded th 1' p!talization. Also the doctors · 25 3tc aeptlc tank cleaner. Landn':;s ":':r.S:;! One of the cleanest can ui Uy, .all of Mansfield, Mrs. Ed· Miss RosemacyCoMluarcinko baths nle ';a 0p --• t M ce ral - mark Farn; BureaJL • · Pomeroy Call Waher Grues- . employment at mbus wt · · · 1 auu nurses a • etgs ' ne Middleport. or. WY · z-.3230. Actual mil&- wm WM Va ., recently Hos 'tal Your kindness was CANNING TOMATOES ' 75c a i 11 tie Broadway St ., nd Carpenter . H dk!ns and of Sson ' David W an nsurance company. Mr . P · • ed M bu. pick your own or $1.25 $3,500.00. Call WY 2-3442. age 43 0110 Price $1190 00 a At u , pencer, · Mr and Mrs Allen Hill of r. and s. Roger Youn1 1 greatly _apprectal . 24 picked. Bring own contain8 25 3tc ' . i 2 tic Va., Mrs. Ella Rowan and Sue, wore .guests Wednes- bad as guests one day t hI' Ellen Killinger. 8 ers. Don Hubbard, Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen of day evening of Mr. and Mrs. week, Mr. and Mrs. Marleen Notice Ohio. 8 24 &tp OR SALE 6 room house, douWbeel!ng, Mrs. Ella ~m Fon Halsey. Swart. . S'l'EI\EO CONSOLE 1965 mod· ble sink, cabinet, bath, eel- 60 Dodge $795 of Long Bottom, Mrs. ta Mr. and Mrs. William Wat- Mr. and Mrs. Nev. White vi• liTJ'OIIOBILI biSilr8DCI tiOOil eL Lovely finish. This set lar, 31 acres groiDld. $30110.011. Phoenix 4 dr. Sedan, Power Hawley of Middleport, Mr. and son were in Columbus lied their son In Nashvlllo, cancelled! l..aol yonr open- has AM and FM radio twin Contact Lawrence Rupe, Steering. Automatic. Power Mrs. Carl Mtller, Allen, Carla at Children's Hospital where Tenn., last week. lltlr'l _ , Cll1 WY Wilt. speakers dual volum~ conLangsville, Ohio. 8 20 Ute BrakeL Etttro clean for mo- Jean and Gr_a':" of Athens, Mr. his young son underwent surg- Mrs. James Dillion has enter· lllltlr trol Thls sel 3 months old del. and Mrs. Wilham Kirkbride of ery lor a brain tumor. ed Holzer hospital lor maj01 -g-st:-:o-rec-:: is-:n=ow Take over payments of $5 1 FOR SALE - 8 room mndern 60 Ford $795 Hio P:ul Brand Mr! . Betty Combs and dau· surgery. open at Letart Falls, Ohio, !0 per mooth or pay balance due Sales & Service house in Middleport, desirable Galaxie VB 4 dr. We can raBa roo s an r. an ghter Aeron Joe, of Xenia were 2nd Lt. and Mro. J a m • ' a. m. IDltil 7 p. m. 8 20 tfc $91.26. Try it in your home. . location, near schools. Ex· fer you to tbio owner. Power . rannon. SIDlday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bragg Jr. and Beth of For1 Call WY 2-6555. a 24 6tc eFiiA Almost Every cellent condition. Call WY 2- Steering. Fordomatl<. Nice. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed Robert Marcinko and family. Campbell, Ky., visited witf 8 24 6tp 5498' and family of waldo spent a Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carl SINGER, sewing machine. eTransferable When weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and family of Mansfield Hall and family recently. 1965 Equipped to zig zag, make You Trade Cars ~~~~t. George Reed and with Mrs. spent 11le weekend here wlth Mr. Lester Arnold was In an Pomr::c oy, Ohl• b1 , buttonholes, make fancy de- eGuaranteed 24 montltti Cain of Hockingport. Others vis- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win automo i e accident Salurdav aigus. Take over 9 payments or 24,000 mlles itJng In the Reed home were Blake and other relatives. evening between Pagetown anrt of 16.00 or pay balance due e Most Popular Unit POMEROY - One story frame 'lbe Ramllfer Helen Green of Kent, Mrs. Mur- Mr. and Mrs. Emile Matlack Albany. He suffered only minor $54. C2Jl WY ~newly decomted, Z bedrooms Warld 8llllldard ol lomptllll iel Green and Mr. and Mrs. of Williamstown, W. Va, were injurle. but bls car was d~ 8 24 6tc In the U.S.A. bath, baaement, gu furnace Euollbeo Geoe Wilson. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. mollshed. _ _ _ _ _ _...::._:. heating. Located in good BIJ - ......, rt11o l8d Jill' John Arbaugh and Mrs. Myr- Mr. and Mrs. T. 1!:. McConnSTORE HOURS: TI!ERE'S NO charge for use Installed neigh~. Low down pay- lonlutnce. 8maD ear eCOilCIIDJ' Mr. and Mrs. James Br?n- tie Frost. ley of Sl. Albans, W. va., vtsll of Carpet Shampooer with ment. Prteed rtght. ... llllll8prlbllliJ non and daughter are movmg Mrs. Helen White of Wads- e<' recently with Mr. and Mrs. Daily 9:00 to 7:00 purchase of Blue Lustre CarRURAL - CLOSE IN - 2 8oe Into the ~rant Smith proparty worth spent the weekend here C. 0. Rogers of Bunker Hlll. Fri. & Sat. 9 to 9 pel and Upholstery cleaner. acres plus 1'At story frame, llleliiJI .... H-. at ReedsvtUe. wltb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ileal hsl Baker Furniture, Middleport, f rooms, wlfinisbed attic, B. lllreol, Pom..., Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Ira Kyle. as Sunday visitors, Mr. ond -,..-,~For Rent Ohio. 8 24 6tc Pomeroy, 0. front ~ch, block garage, PltHo W1 1#11 viBlted wlth Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Etto Booker and grand· Mrs. Marleen Swart, Jr. o1 Co FOUR ROOM- furnished apart· . barn,_ chicken bouse, other 6 II tie Blake of Coolville. daughter Tena Cox of Bellaire, lumbus, Mr. and Mro. Marlee• men! Phone WY 2_ AKC regt;tered Pekingese pup- AD CONDITIONING .........,.. buildings, good garden space. spent a week's vacation here Swart Sr. of South CarollDO ano 3658 · a Z4 P"' · "' W. W. CaD, 732 '. , Can be financed. ~.00. Recenl vla!tors of Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kyle. Mrs. Roma Beal. 11c Sycamore St., Middleporl alton oervtce. Jack I Relrlg- FARM - 172 acres, 40 cultivat- Fred 'FUckermaa and Mlaa LiD- Mrs. Pearl Dillon and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather-1 - - - -- - - - 4 ROOM Apartment wlth bath WY U575. a 17 me eratlo~ew 8aven. ~~ ed, 112 pasluret, balance tim· da Reeves were recent callers were Mr. and Mra. Don Jones man went to Columbus Sunday Goodin. 4 in Pomeroy. Pbont WY·2-J319 TU 2- ~. -· ber, 2 story lnune, a roo1118 of Mrs. Charity Kno1 and rela- and family, Mrs. Paul Ander- and visited her uncle, Mr. Bo- Mrs. Lllly Lee Shultz and tw =====-:--c:--_741-lle SALE! Auei'IONEEB (4 bedrooms), hardwood lives at McArthur. son and family and Mr. and mer Milner ot a hospital there children of Columbus have beet UNF1JRNfSRED 1 room. bath. SAVEl Clomptelo Service lloors, front porch 2 ear gar- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thomp- Mrs. Ray Dillou and children. and they also were overnight visiting ber parents, Mr. an< ut!l!ty room. nice yard. PoJnt NofederaiExcloeTax ll'riCri';,!;adlo~... agej, -~dingllar, Loebarn, crib, otli- son, GlDO and Clnda, were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mrs. John Arbaugh. 08 18 ·~ :.:':JI'ORD'" Lane, Lincoln Heigbts, 1'11. 15 Cu. Ft. Chost ~ ~ ' 1•. ated Gal- weekend visitors of bia mothWY Z-31171. I II tic FREEZER $179 A. Racine, "' 8......., tne. $10,0110.00. . """'"Ohio ALBERTunty M. COX, SALESMAN er, Mrs. Geor gta .......,...... and Plus FREE leo Cream I I Uc WY %-3830 WY z.u other relatlvea of Mansfield. TRAILEII LOTS - !reo • • USED FREEZERS r-~ _ . . . _ _ _ . I 24 314! Mrs. Thompson returned home age and water. Brown'l 1'rail ...., Gtweser, r,........ after a visit. . · er Part! (Stale Approvad] SEVERAL GOOD Beallq FOR SALE- Nlne room ~ouse, Mlneml1le. Ohlo, Phone \n. USED MODELS Mlnenvllle. Oldo witb 4 lots, In Racine. Bath, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith ~ lliUc STILL AVAILABLE Ead your sewer troablel furnace. Phone WY 9-1603. and Joe visited Sunday eveuing TI!KEE and lour """' fW'nl•~ we have all tdlel 8 24 lip with his slttter and brotbar-111111 IIIII tllllundlllod ...... POMEROY Sewer M..hinel law, Mr. and Mrs. llermml menta. WY U434 lJ I tie lack w Canoy Roa•onabll Ra1ea ONE OF Pomeroy't finest Will of Peacb Fork. • and 4 ROOM Jurmsbec. apart. Manager Clll1 WY %-%974 DaJ or N(ghl homes, the former Norman The Lambert reunion wa• menta. Rowl., a. Reed Bard Ph. WY 2-2111 7 :II tie Neutzling borne, 2 otory brick, held Sunday at tbe Royal Oak ware. 5 U tic BEATING, l'blmltiDI. Maoller I rooms, II> bath, garage, Park. Attending were Mr. and FURNISHED apartment, t CANNING TOMATOES, 75c bu. F1oma.... Anlold lltvlllerl. fireplace, 2 acreo ol ground, Mrs. Everett Lambert, Mr. and Chn 1 C1 1 d M · St. CUI l!ul MaiD IJireel, PoD- II'ODderlul view of Polltei'OJ, Mrs. Joseph Johnson and Bevermorna and private bath. IDr es e an • am • I'll WY UHI !\lam Street and river. Phone ly, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray 8 . 20 6tc eroy, one quirt Ohio Bote!. 1 13 tic Racine, 0. f ·20 Uc Dick Neutzling, WY 2-281111 aft- Johnson of Grove City Mr. 4 ROOM furnlsbOd house-In SEWING mschlnes, repair ..,.. CAR Woshed and vaeuumed. er 5 p. m. 7 28 tfc and Mrs. Jamett John;.. omMason. Call WY 2-3872, Porn- vice, all makes. WY 2-2284. Wilson's car wash, 550 Page FOR SALE · 6 room house ie sue and Gregory Todd of ll-23-6tp The Fabnc Sin Shop, Pomeroy. . Avenue, · on pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. •·coy, Ohio . Aulbroized er Sales and St., Middleport. WY-2-371li. Umon outside Cor_., FURNISHED apartment, 4 Service. g a tic Open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. poration limits, with running Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 29 rnoma and private bath. CaD - -- oeven days a week. Hl.ootc water and natural gas Calli Johnson of Middleport, Mrs. Stmon'e Market or WY 2-2571 GIN SENG $23.25 par lb., gold· WY 6016 or WY S-7759. Elizabeth Vaughan ol Pooleroy 8 14 Uc en seal $1.85, wild ginger 65c. NEIGLER BUlLDING Supply Mr. and Mrs. Harle, !Ianing. =,-,===c------ccc.- 1 Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. Racine, Plastic waD We 14c FOR SALE - 6 room and bath Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wbite, TWO BEDROO!" bouse on Lin· par sq. It fur balbrootns. house! ~ttb 101> acrea, bam, Bryan Keith and Denise Elaine, 8 12 J2ta colD H&ts., btrcb ltitcben, ouhouse buildera aluminliiD sid· outbuildmgs, Pomeroy, RL 3, of Flat ood Mr and Mr Gene mauc gao heat. WY :!-5127. 1!165 HONDA 250 Scramble. Con- ing kltcben ~!nets mwur- Rose Hill. Can bo seen by w • · •· . appointment only. Call WY :~,. Lambert, Charlo~!", Doo, David a 20 111: tact Jack Walker, Bemlock 111 'to aizo ol l<ildlen. • Thllllmt helldlrefted _,.,E BEDROOMS utili'" Grove after 5 p. m. WY a 12 Uc and Clttryl, friend, Don 7 17 tfe 2779. '"""' • ., 6777 before WY 2-6894. _ ___ Smith. Of Hemlock Grove, dependability that makes mom and garage. Located; ' ' tic C • Eq . LOT FOR SALE. Excellent Mr. and Mrs. Kanneth Grover Zenit+l Amtr~·s No. 1. 8 11 It Stil Avenue, WY 2-2246. ampmg Utp. building site - 3% acres on and oy of Pomeroy and Mr, selling TV. 8 :10 Stc PEACIIES, DOW pid;lng early B.EARANCE - All Apacbe Route 33, 5 milea from and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, Stevie, ..,~==UBLE==,-::-5-,-. .-m-=s. 222 Red ~· Red Baven, • Sun Travel Troilers - most mod· Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY Jeffry and Elisa Ann, Athens, 1 • 1 q handwired tor , Byeamoro Sl WY 2-5212. Haven. others to follow. aJ. els in stock; Also rentall; 2-5187. 8 17 lfc and Mrs. Nora Johnson o1 creater depudllbillt~. 7 30 311\C so app!ea. Opeu Dally and Used - I wheel trailer; Good FOR SALE, Farm 8 room Columbus. • Mo p1 irlttd Mutts I Ho ----~__: Sunday, Weill Orcbard, one. 8 x 9 Pop Tent; by Ther- house, with balh. '129 oerea. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell p!'O(Iuttiolllhortcllts for . Wanted To Rent Wlllesville. 7 II Ill: mos; Amsbary Apache Trav- Phone SH 2-5835. were -kent! vlalton of their ~TRAiLER LOT lor permanent WALNUT dining room tab!.. , •.1 Trailers: 631 4th Ave., Gala 10 l2tAl son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell residence of new house trail- I buffet $20. T. G. !nlldore, lipohs, Ohto, a 24 3tc I and Tina Rae of Aartand, Ky. er, dealre Middleport. See Sryacuse, WY ~123. &-21-Jtc Hel Wanted nsurance A Layette shower was JI[Yell Richard Masterson in Black 1961 CHAMPION Mobile home p PH(!']'() C<>pymg Senlce. Cop- by Mra. James Jolmson and ·, EM Qlleii\J Zenith and wbite trailer at comer of !0 x iiO new Danish llvin!i WANTED: Woman for house- les made ol legal papera. Mrs. Paul Pierce lor Mrs. I Partonnuce .F..btrea ' 7th and Pearl Sts., In Middle- room suite, automatic wash- work. Mrs. Dorothy Cowdery, birth records ond a1mo11 8DJ Larry Johnson at the borne of port after 8 p. m. er, 30 gal., electric water Long Bottom, Ohto. oUter documenta. Mn. Joseph Job"eoa, 'lboee at•Iuper Gold VIdeo _ _ _ _ __ __:8_:25:....:::3te heater, a1r eooditloner, 275 a 25 31c Reuta bmorance, PomeoOJ tending were MiPH Dorothy Guard T1111lna Systtlll Sele or Trade gal. fuel tank, drapes and Livestoc:lc 1 1 tic and Martha Arnold, Mrs. Shawitll 121 IIQid eontldL other m:r... Price $2,795. ron Barr, Mrs. Nancy elfen, GO-KART for •ale or trade lor Gerald Reuter, Pomeroy, Ph. 2\\ ye'llr old quarter honre 0 Mrs. Sue Joimlon. Msa. Joan Mare pony. Mike Jones, E. J. WY 2-24110. 11-21-tlc mare. Best offer buys ber. ShliiD8fe, Mrs. Dorotby Reeves, Hill farm. 8 M 3tp !812 RAMBLER, apartment Call WI B·3211 or CH 7·2258. Mrs. VIola Haning and Rbont1a 26 For Sele or Rent lize gaa cook stove, I ike I 6k Je;m, Mrs. Freda Elam, Mra. aew, 6 room Perlection oil Wanted Jan Knapp and Kill Lee, Jlrs. stove, used one WinIda MUI1Jby, PeaJ, carmel, SMALL llllfumlshed bouse on heater ter. See Rodney Pierce Long Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell and Barbara, Mr. Kalbrya Laurel aiif Road. Norman Bottom, Ohio. CARRIERS were Saturday evening viBltora Job118111t, Mrs. Vlr&lnfa Wyatt, 1 2c lte E. Hysell. WY 2-6322. NEEDED of his SISter, Mr. and Mro. Har- and Kay, Mrs. Goldl Saraent, 811 3tp Wanted To Buy · ley Johnson. Mra. Gra wara atlll Margie, ,....,...=_FOR_.:..._!ALE ANTIQUE Furnllnre, dbhell, Wost Mlln St. Mr. and Mrs. Barley Johnaoll Mrs. Nllllllll81Jdt!1 ... of~!'· l USED gu rtfrigeralor In ex- mtacellaneoua Clll1 or write· Pomeroy were Sunday •lsltors of their Ruth V~ !!Inve tra good .-lltioiL 161 No. 5tb Mrs. Boward. Cecil, 100 Low It U daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lambert, Mn. a-ta 81tii1Pale St., Mlddil(lorl, plloaa WY %- Main St., PometUJ. Mc!'k pptr Murphy and family. Mra, JIIDillt P~ IIJid ·~· 2m. J1.ZS.31c tic .Y Run Mra. Howard 'lboma, Patrie- llrL 14'1 Joil!lflll·, IIIII JGI!I!de 1 21 - . "S potatoea toma•- and USED leetr.lc drl • Pomeroy Ia, Mrs Sharon Barr end Mrs. &te. :Mnt. """"' • • ~ e v n cement llutl11101 Dllllrlct Doyle Knapp were Tueaday ler ~ ~~fee\~;. VI 3-2254. CJar. mixer, also uod drill preeo. Call tho Dally Senti--' eallera ol Mr. and Mra. Harley Mrs: La!TY JoltlllbD, ' 1 Pwtland, Ohto, Gerald Jleuler, Pomeroy, 0. Johnaon. ~ ,Wert ....... ' I 24 do &-21-IIA: Wy·2-21U Kn. Jamea ReeMIIo l(n. l8d lllfeul~. . ,. - 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sed. _ ...,.,:ou.A,....., .. .:;.:."!":'..:' _ .. $1095 chine, d,JII operaton. Job openings on DAILY CROSSWORD '<lRO'I 1. Stop 8.lilllrcJpeoll Cl01Ulb7 ,n...... .":,... ............--::;-. ...., ... =- Pomeroy Motor Co. -m.~•"'f"uwro"""" ~~ - "::"~"= ..,. ro;:.roc~e 10~00~":"';.u. ~~ ~-2484 DR8s ~LDSMOB!tE, \.':~Get,..,KSIIuggtsbE ~:~· 8 ;~· YHa~:: A:.:: S • lyNl PCI FRQif, CIHIO I pa~ Heorm~pgltanl! ~e ~ I w=J='I=B·"'s""Clo~thin 7. ~ car CuJr' Simon's Market <;,r~d~ ·-·-& • 1 See the All New 1966 Handcrafted , I 1 b Built Better to Last Longer ~ •• Froatacl l:6.Thuo lO."JillooY' 18. Wlrtc JO, Sooteh 18. Knlght'a Roman UUe IB.Ooqbto \12. ll!aiNr ct headgeu M.Callpi> att.-.t ..... JII.AIIow. &H- ot ... --"'• ·· ~ 16. Relltecl 21. "-rUo· 29. Sec 31. WIIP 38. F&t IG.Fact.t 16. 4mla4lllo 7............ 39 ·~= ·<2. Watcll d. lJmehoual 1Jmr U. Atflmta- :lll.lllttf. navigator IO.JWtuttunocl 31.Bonor U.Oouaarvao tlve:O.B. "·~ 811.~4 ' SB.Nea.r 39. Muaic note 40.8WU:Uy 42.Rald &lS 4(j_ Rock ~ I "for aome roaoon wo 111m to bo rttln& a telovlalon , atatlon from St. Loula on the timer I" ··----• - atcll!f baae: ptl. MI. Boartllke veotment ...... Cl.lllouDI&Ia ts.llllrrn• psoe•Mentt COiell. M< DAILY CB'fP'l'OQUO'.l'B - llen'e 1aGw to W01k It: lo AJ:J'DLBAAJ:B L01118J'IIILLOW w-- IJMitllla----- Onelettor ttlll\piJ' - f o r OliOthor. Ia w. 1111Q11o A. 1o for tho lltroo u., X for llle toov 0'.. oto. 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Proaram (Fridayl 11:10 l'lrn IIlii& Tiny's Country Juoctloa 11:80 11ny's C<>IDltry H)'IDDI 12:00 Cement Block New• 12:10 Goeuler'a Guest Star IFrltlay) 12:10 Larry Anderson Show B:~ Jim lleel Show 4:11 Blaetlllar Auto Show 4:10 Eleotrlo Cemp8JIJ Nowa t:fll Jim Mees Show S:OO News 5:0& Jim Mees Show 1:011 Sports Parada e:to Jim Mees Show -A1'41VG y._,-1 Or)plctq..tr. OHIII OF THBl VERY B1II8T OJ ALL 'I1AimiL¥ IIO''ER'UONI 18 IBII.p()I'"SlON-~ 1:80 Dow Jonea Aoerares. 6:35 Sundown Sereoadli 7,00 National News loll~ SundOWb Serenade a:oo Sign 011 SATURDAYS6'00 Sign On - Newt1 6:Oli C<>UIItrJ Muaic nme 6:20 Country Jamoorea dHI Protestant Hour 7:30 SportJ Parade 7:!5 Larry Anderson l!bow IU,4Ji 11'1 Millie 11:110 Oatry Valley 1114 Dut!Ga'ttll Top Tell Show J2,00 NeWI 12: IS !UIIcal lnterludi' 12:30 Rev. Merlin !'tell 1:00 Tho Jim Mees Show 6,011 Sports Parade 1: II Jim Meea Show 1:30 National Newa 1:35 Sundown Serenide 8:110 011 lbo Air SL'NDAYS 7:80 S!gn Ob - Armt Hour 7:55 Newa 1:00 Baptlal Layman'• Hoar 1:80 Sulula~ Sltow 1:00 Sunday Show 1:30 'nit Bible Spea).r to 1:4& LoilalaUvo Report 10 00 The Good Lllo 10: u. C<>IJIHIIDUlll !ofoeller 11.'80 The Sunday Sho'll 11:10 Tho Quiet Hour U:OO NIWI 12:16 Tbe Cltrbllatll Hour 12:30 The Rev. MorUr Teotl 2:00 The Rev. Sllu Blliu]lt 2:30 Tho Rev, Altdrew 2:30 Suuda, showcase 8:30 Sundown Serenade 1:00 Oil the Air LISTEN TO WJEH AM-990 on Your Dial Anc ABBIE WJEH FM 101.9 meg. hi-•11 tf .._...,. \l' 1£ Pen society Notes w: _pe- ... I""'*"· ·~ BeverlYII111lht· -coo--. fl!!l.\ wm LI'L ABNIIt pookat li~at;~m;:u~=-.:~11~.v~·:-:·'l:no~...,!u:-~ 28.Eacll BlaeftnarS BIaettna r's 0 17111- peWooo~ matter 10....111\11. Woory JUeH 8. -·--•~ ll!. Tlllurlwlu 0:"~ $34Q·OO oated aNmal mammal e.:';~n!1~ AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 7, DomeoU. 1i. Aqu&UO Pom~roy "A.ARK IV • ...... 18. Pulver1M 17,Fuu 19. Yot<Ule ·-11:- ·a. COIIelutlo 11. Brltllll .: 2. Bluncler' 3. illrrocl "' -f. R••kmal lnltrument w~~ ;~,'!.:r~esb. ~i he~ I underwe~t I . U. Wind J oppa DOMI' 1. 001r •'r GIORGI WONDIII I~ �I~ ,, ·' '), ,.· \ ' • lpoelol IHANMONT SALE I Agllon Stockings Beginning Thursday, August 26 Womens acrton otretcb DY· lon 1toeltlna:• for better ftt and better wear. AvaU. able In three stu '"""'· LatelllaU shadea. "Berkshire" Stockings $1.66 Seamte11 IG Denter, Agllon Stretch Nylont, ohear heel and demJ-toe reinforcement. Sizes 1, 2, and THE MOON" Margaret Rutherford -«nd "THE DREAM MAKER" $1.36 Seamle11 lD Denter, 400 Needle, reinforced heel and toe, nyloc top and toe-rinK. Si2oo 81> thru 11. SAL I fl .09 A PAUl Band u Preparing For Fall .4ctivily TommY Steele SOCIAL Thur.·frl. Aue. 26-21 "ROUSTABOUT"' CAI..ENDAR PANTIES Girls 100% cotton pantle1. FuJJ cut for comfort. Ma· ebine Wallhable. Beat reaistant waistband. Silea 4 J1.31!1 Hi denier, 10 eauae drest sheer, with seam, nyloc to 16. MEIGS THEATRE ...... 8~ thru 11. Glrll SALI $1.09 A PAIR lloyo PRIDAY thru TUESDAY Aug. 27 thrv Ave. 31 N..t checks and pjaldl. Trlm·flt and ivy league style. Excellent for school SPORT SHIRTS Wtlt Disney'• "THI MONKEY'S UNCLE" length at needed. Eylet trim. Sbes 8 to 14. Light weight jacket. Ideal for back to school wear. Solid color- red or black. wear. (Technicolor ) Tommy Kirk. Annette (Technicolor) Walt Dlsn~ Featurette! Select__your wmner at the Gold- Girl• "Style Undlea ' 1 SLIPS FOR SCHOOL WEAR! en Roneshoe Revue! Admilllon: 75c & 40C Girl& nylon, dacron and eotton ful.l slipa with adjustable straps and gro. feature. Embroidery and Hooded- Madras Plaid Zipper Jacket Unlined, drawstring waist, attached hood, madras lace trim. Sizes 6X to 14. plaid. Boys Size Small (6·8) Medium (10-12) Large (1~16) $3.50 Young Mens Sizes Small (36·38) Medium (40-42) $3.95 Large (44-46) o'Jumbo Pack Filler Paper - Big 500 Sheets Regular $1.49 Value 74c Giant 300 Sheet Filler Regular Price 89c Only 46c Our Rail'• Ben Franklin Fast Mail TabletsYellow Sheets - Bigge11 Tablets In Town1Oc and 25c 1ize Binders - 2 and 3 Ring Containing I !lie FiUer e 39c Dictionary 1 25c A.Bs lgnment Book etoc Reference Ind ex Rogulor $2.02 Valut ONLY $1 .49 SPICIAL fyping Paper, Reg. $1.39 Size Only 77c Special School Bags - Rubberized, Water Resistant Only 88c Heavy Blue Denim Slim Jeans, Boy's Sizes 4-16. Reg. $2.49 _ Only $1.88 Now Boys' Canvas Low Cut Sneakers Regular $1.99 __ Now $1.77 Special Girls' Canvas Casuals-Smart Tapered Toes Regular $1.99 Now $1.67 Special Teen Age and Women's Seamless Stretch Fine Mesh Nylons 8~ thru 11 _ 57c pair Metal Lunch Kit {empty) 88c Lunch Kits with 10 oz. vacuum bottle $1.99 Modern Brass Desk Lamp $2.67 A Reg. $3.99 Value RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ANNOUNCE FIRST BORN Mr. and Mrs. ohn 0. Slack of Milwaukee, Wise., r.re announcing !he birth of lhelr first child, a 7 lb. 14 oz. son, Auguot 16, at the St. Mary's Hospital in Milwaukee, named John Or1 ville 3. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ruman Priddy of l Rutland and Mrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. I Mr. and Mrs. William Wal'ller and SOil!!, Jim and Jay, have returned from i vacation In Florida While there !he Florida State Beauticians r, . Convention was held in Miami. Miss La- Verne and Mr. Howard were two of the guest artists. have won many lnU!rlll!ltioliSJ trophies. e e e e • OPEN '"RIDAY UNTIL 9:00 Boys Short Sleev• Sport boo mesb panties. Sbrink SHIRTS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL WEAR resist.ant for comfortable ftt. Slzet 2 to 18. White and color1. At sale prices, regular $1.95 boys short sleeve shirts and knitted shirts, sizes 6 to 18. On Sale now ing circuit. Neverthel... , 1 30-year-old Soviet woman harness race driver, Maria Alenndrova dova. will make her Amerlcso debut at Yonkers Raceway In the II> mlle, $1110,000 United Natiolll! Trot, Sept. 16. She drive American-bred Apec Fashion's Favorite Shoes ~-;::::~iand CONNII . . . the tun and fancy ahoea that are In the know . . . on tbe 10 at HARTLEY & BENNE'ITI Like amocka . . . the new Op Art look ... kootie teparatea .. . or the look of everytbna:'• eoming up Arnte'P' There'• a ahoe jult perfect for any style that seta you Jplnninl!:l From Block to hlih heelo, T·Strapo to Buckles. JACQUELINE 111d CONNIE knOw wbat'a fa.sbionable! Join them Ia the all new look . . U makes for .t ereat new you! As &een n Vo&IJ.e and Sevtllteen. 6.99 to 14.99 AAA-AA - B.,-C and A cups. to $2.00 BESTFORM BRAS Ali cotton clrcle-slltchlng bru for ~ovelier abapin " Fine cotton broadch • keepa it. shape and )'oun, washing olter washlna. Sl· ... 32AA to 42C. IOYI S.IKf Yoyr Mens ancl Boys SwNt•n Now GYM TRUNKS $1.00 lpoctal 1110% woven cotton. White - full bour·waial. st... M to 36 walat. Made by "Hanes." to make your aeleetlonoStop in the Men'o 111d Boyo' department on the lint Door rilbt aw111. Glrll "Quee111bury'' Flannel Pafamas Glrla 1110% cotton flannel lloral print lull length PI· iamas. Aaaorted pink and blue print. Sizes 8 to 14, STOCK·UP NOW ON UNDERWEAR FOR BOYS AND MEN You'll lind 111 eueUent aeleetlon In the mona 111d bol'l department of Elberfelda - T.Sblrta - lll'ltfo - Athletic Sblrts - M01cie Shirto - Undersblrlll - And In all alaes too - from the littlest boYI (lise 2) to the llrJeot DIID'I (Sill 114) - If you don't 101 the 1t7le you wantut any ol the ule• people 1<1 1111at you ill your ohopplnl. IPICIALI A Group of $US and US WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS BOYS BOYI VINYL RAINCOATS Pajamu--Sieep Coati Full leoctb IOWIII "Katz" tDd ••Phil Maid". Wblla theJ lut Thlll'lda)'. Revenible Jackets With Mol<hlne Helmet Madras plaid rever1ible to 101id black. Zipper front and llaoh poclo:ell, 1110% eotton. Ideal lor ochool wear. Silos 8 to 18. $1.95 Completely waterproof electronlcally sealed aeam.s, deep roomy pockoil, Sizes 6 to 18, Dark ' .·'2.00 Phil Mild SLIPS /1101. OlloOIOurlleol Womona 100!. DJIOn lull lllpo willl laoo ood .,._ brolderr lrln), SevenliiJ· Ia to eboooelrom In olun1 • zecular ltDI\III. Whir. and black. 111w 31 to 44, · SALE KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFITS $17.45 llllt•matlc 100 c.m... Outfit- $12.77 $26.95 lnatamatlc 150 C•I!Mira Outfit _ $11.» $44.95 lnstamatlc 300 CatiMlra Outfit _ $32.00 $54.95 lnot1matlc 400 Camara Oulftt _ '2.95 $40.00 110ft ALL WOOL SAVI! ON KODAK PILM IN ALL SIZii ·llaztr Jackeb Black and white- color - you'll find ~ excelle_J)t aelectlon of Ill alzes. Here's bow you QV~. on eyery roo! of film you buy at Elberfelda - f2~--~~ KGcla-· chrome n 8 MM I)ayUght $2.10, $1.111 ~· X620 Film 87c, 6Gc Kodak 127 Verlcl\foll!l l,9e, ietulilul4' laUorod IOO'Iro ,all wool Ganoe! blazer jackets, two pocbto, cold ..,._. butl<l~ .trim. ere•ted lol' pocket, ttyled bY ,.WardrObe Jlaqr." NIVJ'. came~ lied pd Wblte. 81lulO-raiS/ , ,. ' ... etc. etc. . . , ., .; Come Iii to tbe Carner• departmept on i!Je flltJ·' Door and see bow you cau' live on the ~\~,i!, ~UJ , for your camera. . •. f 2.95 70 7.95 ' !'Jt1i~TED AWARD.- Neiss C. Powell, 1408 Po~ell:sl, right, Is presented an aw~ ~m the Post Olft~ Department by Paul Casc1, Middleport postmaster. Mr. P~"'ll .ceived the certlf~a.te signed by th~ Postmast~r General upon hi" retiremel)! .. ef being 36 years m the postal servtce. He spent 29 years of his career as a Ml~. port carrier and ieven years as a rural_route carrier.- Sentinel photo. . . . .. 1 .. ,.. ... •• N•xt Friday and Satur:cfay Mr. Douglas Lang, our Prmtzesa Coat and Su1t man, will be on our 2nd floor, showing Printzess, many of our customel'tl have purchased "Printzess" Coats during the past many years that we've sold this fine line and known of the splendid quality- the fit and com· fort and sensible styling. Come in Friday or Saturday. AnoCher lie Shtpmenl of "Cannon" Bod Shmo Juat in time for tbe fin1l days of our AugWit Sales. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Stock up on tbese fine quality bed sheets in the type and size you lite best. Complete selection of ochool supplieo on tile main floor. ,'J lh• WORLD DRIVE OUT TO OUR WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREIT AND BUY ONE OF THESE MOWERS e Just 9 lawn mowen to sell - all with dependah.. Briggs and Stratton engines - .Easy to start - depend· able make - Sale prices while they last. ': 7 WILL BE SOLD FOR --·· ········ ··········· · $4f,ot 2 WILL Bl SOLD FOR ---·-·-··· ···-· ····· ··• $40.ot SALE 1t the Warehou1e on Mechanic Street lind your correct aile- the right material - the style 70U want - 1114ln hla favorite color. new look iD Sweaters for Fall and Winter wear Now is an excellent time sight on Ame.oican not on America'• baroess riiCl- Teenage 10ft eotlon bna. Several styles to choose from. Si,.a 28 to 86. AA Elberlelda have an e:u ellent selection of slacks for yoWl& men and boya for school wear - Dreasy SlaW - the popular never-iron slacks that mothen love Dreu up jea111 in the popular slim model with taper lei - Plain old blue denim Western Jeana that are long wearlne: and eaay to f'do up" . Stop ln the mens and boya department on the lat floor. See the many different kinds of ~ehool trousers tnd select yours now. You'll RUSSIAN DEBUT YONKERS, N.Y. (UPI)- Wo- I Pllr TEENFORM BRAS SCHOOL TROUSERS You'll llte the new llyleo - the new colon - the men driver'• are a familiar 59c Your Choice $1.50 CLASS TO MEET The Willing Workers class of the Enterprise EUB church will meet at lhe home of ·Mrs. Dwight Logan, Thursday even· ing. Hartley & Bennett Feature.,., e GIBBS PANTIES Glrb 100% cotton peek-a· - - VACATION ENDS s~hool dresses, hundreds to chose from in just the style, fabric and color you want-jumper and blouse sets - 2 pc. suits - beautiful dark tones and solids in shirtwaists - all top manufacturen. . Special Showing of the PRINTZESS LINE $1.95 Wolt Dllftly't ''GOLDEN HORSESHOE REVUE" FIVE ·( 911'$ Is Out GIRLS SCHOOLTIME DRESSES $1,00 Sizes ti to 18. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 Rocket System 13.95 See our fine selection of girls back to adjustable tuck at waist to provide 1"2 " additional ZIPPER JACKETS Sizes 8 to 18. Solid colon. POMEROY..WOOI.EJIORT, OHIO ., Girls cotton lull allps with BOYI NYLON Lone Sloevo ., Find the skirts you want in our wtde assortment of styles, colors and fabrics-beautiful all wool plaids, tweeds and solids-sheaths, A·lliles, box pleated, hip stitch pleated, wrap arounds, coach· man styles and walker skirts - Sizes 22 to 30 Come in now while selection Is best. ~~oueen&bury" SLIPS ,.,.~ TONIGHT oncl THURSDAY August 25-26 NOT OPEN ' SKIRTS AT ELBJ:RFELDS 3.95 to $1.36 :to denier, 51 gauge walkinc sheer, full lashllned, nyloc top and toe rina. Sizes NO. HQ · • p1lr top and toe rina. Si2el 812 thru 11. SALI $1.tt A PAIR Joe Silver . dacron and cotton blends-tweeds, flannel•, herringbones and tbe easy to care blends-many styles and colors to choose from. Sizes 8 to 6.X and 7 to 14. Also Chubby Sizes 81h to 141h . Glrll "Glneer Snop" 81> lllru 11. - --·- --·----·- SALI $1.09 A PAIR "DIARY OF A BACHELOR" , I •. Choos• Yoyr Back To Sc ool '1.35 Seamlesa Ui denier, sheer microfilm mesh, reinforced heel and .toe. Nyloc top and toe·rlnc. Sileo Elvis Presley -and- i .. A flile group of little girls skirts In all wools 1114 • 2.95 to 7.95 $1.00 3. Now loU ahades. -- -- -- -· SALI $1.29 A PAIR TONIGHT ONLY "THE MOUTH ON GIRLS ·SKIRTS • 1 , • ~~~;::::;:;~ Pomeroy Schools Open Tuesday 12 FT, WIDE ARMSTRONG QUAKERTONI PLOOR CDVIRING, Rogulor $1.40 ·-- - ·- Sole $1,25 Mlnlftl fl; 12FT. WIDE ARMSTRONG ACROLAN Rogular $2,40 ---·- -- -- --·· Sale $Z.OO a runnln1 11. 9FT. WIDE ARMSTRONG ACROLAN Regular $1.60 __ ... _. . . . Salt $1.30 a I'UIIIflllll ft. 6FT. WIDE ARMSTRONG ACROLAN Rovulor $1.05 -·-- · -- Sale tOe a runnl111 ft• 12 FT. WIDE GOLD SEAL CUSHION FLOOR Rogvlor $3,20 --- --· -· ___ Sale $175 a rvnnl111 ft, 6FT WIDI GOLD SIAL CUSHION FLOOR Rovvllr $1.60 --· --·--- - ·- Solo $1,40 a ronnl111 ft. 12 FT. WIDI GOLD SEAL VINYL FLOOR Rogvlor $1.98 ---- ·----·· -· Solo $1.75 a runnl111 ft. 9FT. WIDI GOLO SEAL VINYL FLOOR Reevlor $1.St ..... _·-- -- -· Salo $UO a runnl111 ft. 9 fl. x 12 ft. RUGS, Rogular $7,95 ..•••••••• Sale $7.10 9 II. x 12 fl. RUGS, Rogular $12.95 •••••••• Sale $12,W 12 II. x 12 ft. RUGS, R..vlar $11.00 •••••••• Sale $14.ot CONOQ WALL- S4 INCHES WIDI R..ulor 59e a foot . __ ___ _....... lalo SOe o fMI lUG BORDIR- 36 INCHES WIDI ltogulor 19c -. .. ..... . . . ··-· _____ Sale 7tc a rar4 lUG IORDII- 24 INCHES WIDI _.Regular 59< -- -- ------- -- --- · ----· Solo S0e 1 JIN COUNTIR TOPPING 24 Inch• wlcfa 55e •••• lolo 4fc COUNTER TOPPING 36 lnchet wldt 70. -- · Solo Mle I YD. WIOI INLAID LINOLEUM Rogvlar $8.00 ·- · -···-·. ·- -·--· Sole $6.10 a renl I YO WIDIINLAID LINOLEUM l"'vlar $15.00 ----·-- -----·----- Sa.. $13.11 IANDRAN 4 J4, wlole $6.11 -· Sole $US 1 ru1!111111 rani ' a'""' Bargains In Mens Shaving •nd Grooming SuppllN 7tc WILKINSON SWORD IILADIS ----··· ·-- IALI st. $1,45 GILLITTI STAINLIIS ILADII •••• IAI.I f1.21 lte OILLITTI ITI\INLISS ILADIS -···-·· IALI 74e $1.50 GILLITTI ADJUITAILI RAZOR (wllh ·lolatlao) $1 7te GILLITTI HIAJII.UP HAIR GROOMING IALI fie 49e GILLITTI HIADS.UP HAIII GROOMING IALI ale $1,!10 MINNIN BATH TALC ····-···-··· IALI 71« $1.50 YAIIDLIY TALC FOR MIN •••••••••• IALI $l.M $1,10 OLD SPICI PRI·ILICTIIIC . .......... IALI 7k $1;10 GILLITTI ILUI ILADII · · · - --··· IALI 71e lte "COOl 10"- HAll DRilliNG ···-- ··· IALI ll'e fl.IO COMMAND HAIR DRilliNG ••••• ••• IALI 7ole $1.N VITALII HAIR GROOMING -····-····" lALII 121 $1.10 Rill INSTANT LATHilt ................ IALI 7,Jc $1.25 OLD IPICI SMOOTH IHAVI ···-··· IALI ~ $2,25 YARIILIY APTII IHAYI ........... IALI fl» $1.ot ~~L IIUIH~III IHAYI ~-···· ,..a.l•71e f1.49 GILLITTI .IIGNT GUARD DIOiiORANT 'Sale 1.11 129,95 NORILCO ILiCTIIIC llli!VIi •••• IALI ttl ... . CWITH P0141P TiiM¥1~1 · ...... On the Srd eeplllne . Siml1!1bcll4 capital. ••Ill ol. from Ulllttn!lill swarmed 111!1 :.tieetl ol tile !'•HODel, brleb and tllld soldiers. ..... 0111 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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