https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e1b7cf33914cccc2ec2c04902d53b18.pdf 1f376ff40e963548d468c2bd0857c2aa PDF Text Text • e at y --- ---- · \ \ • .1. enttne!\~l . -t~O ~ :::J. -;;:;. :_ ~'~~ ~ .:: ;: .JI~--~------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~-==-~~=--------------------· ~:: POMERoY~DDLEPORT. . ____ VOL XV ) NO. 111 \' OHIO De:~elopment of Hidden Lakes • IS FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1965 FIVE CEN1t pace /Jegun by Owner SCHOOL BOYS LEARN TO LOVE 'EM I Lecturer Gives Varied Program To Membership SclloGI ...,. Ill 111 water. "'911 P"~f~ro·m-~ l'lppill .,. water-rep~lenU $dlool llors dol, llllod getting dif1J. llusll I'Upplos resist dirt and slliosl School lloys oeed a oet.~sional scrubb1ag. 1m11 Pvppies come olean lli1JI IIAII 1 bnlihioBf Yet with all their llif......., ldlool ...,. 11111 Husl! 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Get Red Carpet Service Here! _.an•• ()w,._~ ••••••• RUTLAND FURNITURE Prinhess Coat & Suit TI'Unk Sl,owl111 Friday, Aug. 27 and Satu;day; Auo. 28 From 9:00 to 5:® Mr Lang, Printz Biederman RepreJe~lve,: will . be in our store Frldey Aug. 27 ·~ Slturd~ A~ 28, from 9:00 tc 5:00 with the cOitlple!' . liDe o winter coats aDd 3Uits. Don't miss tllli )IDU&U~ 41JI" ,.>· portunity to make your selection of a ~~!·~!': I 1uit-- from this tremendoiU variety of ..tit I Btyles found only Ia a aalesl!llln's sample ••· · .. ·/, 'a"'"'" .. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ••'f �. · ~- -~ _ ___ ·--......... . . ... ~~ _ ...........__ ,_ .--~-------- ~ -... ---- ..,......,_ ... ,.........._.. .. . •' J, .' - Th~t . ~---- Dailg , 1 ....... -- 'Mr. Chairman, I Move We Be'Ashamed of Ourselves!" -f. fl • " Voice of Broadway ••• reporting l ' Wellston Begins Grid Drills "With Three Holdovers • COMMENT~ liNG ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN EDITOR! AU Y 1' :-·· ··-· Realistic Approach To Job Dilemma " ~1. EVEN with the best will in the world, 'I throwing open the door of _employ· men! opportunity to all Amencans IS not going to solve the problem of mlegrating the Negro into the economic mainstream of the nat1on . . . . . In the past. traditional dJScrimJnatmn by race or color placed a slone wall before Negro aspil'ations. But as one executive points out, even if _a compa~y todav does not endorse thiS kmd o, dJS· crimination. It is still forced to practice another kind which is a serious fador m the problem. . . "For we all discnmmale m. terms o.f akills," says Jack Gleason, a Vice preSIdent of New York Life Insurance Co. To be able to compete successfully Ill the world of business means seeking those whose ability, training and potential Will make it profitable for a company to h1re them. It is a vicious circle. Because many Negroes lack the proper education and self-confidence, they fall to qu alily lor improved JOb openings . Because they are turned down, they and their child· ren must remain in the same demoralizIng environment. Wh:;t can employers do to c1reak this cycle, which is profitable to neither the Negro nor busmess nor the commumty at large' First savs Gleason. it is a matter of communicat.iun - of convincing N~~ groes, as well as members o! other nu· nority groups, of a company s smcer1ty and seriousness. Many times there are job openings they can quatif.v for but rlon 't apply for, either because they are unaware of lhC'm or don't really heti eve tlwy Will get a fair shake. Next comes following up on this polirv - --actively recnuting among minori· tu~s and cooperating in programs to 111crease their skills hot h before and after hirin g them . Mere "tokenism ·· - maintaming a few 'showca se" Ne~roes in scattered Jobs -- IS not enou gh. What is important. says Gleason. IS to give the so rt of concrete encouragement that "can help a disadvantaged person to raise hi s sights because he fee ls that others are interested 1n his future . his potential. " Such a policy is not only ultimately good husmess: it 1s th e only one toler· able 111 a democratic soe~ely. 1 Auto Execution jT \I.W smack of heresv, but it is the opi nion of one man who deals with th e legal consequences ot traffic acciden ts that we are tackling the problem from the wrong end . According to Harry M. Philo. a la wyer in the auto's home town of Detroit, safety slogan~ have caused more mjm~ than safety because th ev detraet from whal he considers the i·eal need- the net"d for sarer tars. Bad driving is, of rour!-ie, rrspon!i!hle for most collision< 1n I he first pl•<·e. But serious injuries are more the result or unsafe automohile design in th e second piare "Just because a driver f'rrs." he sav~. "is no rf'ason to execute him ;md oth~r s who have nol erred . This exerulion takes place when the auto is unsafe and not crash-worthy '' With a iraffic dea th loll climbing to· ward 50,000 this year. we rnav well he reaching the point whe re the onl y way to protect a careless motoring population from itself is not merelv to trv Jo make better drivers and helter roads but better cars which we can smash up to our heart's content w1thoul killing ourselves- at le"t, not without really trying . ! :-\ 1,. •' WASHINGTON - The By William S. White old I not be overlooked. CongressionHI Cli<JdPl of power and J.T t'SIIge in lurf'Jg n J)ll liry , the Seni.1le Foretgn ReiHlions ::>1111. !he Sena!e tommillee is on tile wane for far more fllnd <:; menlal reilsons . Ils chair- Commlltee, h<J'3 /allen upon 1ts poort'sl dt~~·s 1n many decades. Agamst all reality as herelofore known. the foc·us of decish·e influenet' !S sh11ting to what was onre the le<.~ st regnrded committre m Capitol Hill save for those which must 6 w e:~ t and groa n over the affairs of the D1stnct or Columbia. The Fon•1gn Arf<.nrs Committee o' the llou se of Represent<~tm·~ Js becrllll ing both more rtsp(lnsJUie anrl more ef!ert1ve than the Senate committee before ~ hose lmpt•rious defision.'l lt h:id so long stuod in unsung tmmil1t}'. It almost 1~ as though the h<J 1\ kf'rs of gauds w h o come out \\-he~ o. liner anchor!i off Gibr<Jita r had turned the ir boats the utht>J way and unae· coun!:Jbly rap tured The Hock. Th1 s startl mg ch,1nge has he t·n m qu1el t>Vol ut ton for ye<t rs. lf(IW far 11 ha s gllne il<1s JUst bt>t·n illus tr r~tell in the fnre 1gn aJd o!l l. The Sen<~le committee h;Js been deteated on every Js~ ue:<o The bill al last to emf'rge i!i tn every Jmport.qnt rpr.;rwrt the JUdgnwnl of tl1e House rather th<Jn ol the Sen<:~te . Thb stute ol altairs is hardlv crf'dih lt> Th.,. SenH!e ('OJnmittef' har.; 1:1 fLtnetJOn m forer~n af~ f<:~ t r s embeddea In the Con• ,itut ion il ~el l The Senate a'.me has tlw authnnty to appr'0\1~ or reJect Pn"srdf'nllal dipl' !lnti iJc t~ppnintmf'nt s. not to ,Jention treaties l'lllh ollwr nPdons. Th, 1-l ous~ ('ummi!L :e has no Cons1irutionnl mand .te .>~! all. lnd et•C un!tl lni.-]•I it was an Hppendix in the oody politic, har mless ordina• .ly and, when lnfl amrd. onl y a mmor nuisam:e which it m1 ght have been well to exns~ . What then n<t s wrought this extracrdin: ry turna bout Why have the merk inht-rited the earth'.' The capacJty for consensus- t>uilding - for effective 8('tion ra!her than ror lalk Df thr current chairman of the man Sen J Wil liam Fulbright Ct<ANS><Aw MA17E A LIST than it was ~ yearo ago, thankl chiefly to the antibiotic, chloramphenicol. If following an attack it turns out that you have become a earner, ch1orampheo· of Arkans.~:~s, has pers istently tind must rt>grettably been un- in the opposite direction. Sena- able lr. keep il on the track. lis tradiuon is une of substantial of its most elevated members, oo unanimtty forged inside gr<Jnd forP1gn iswPs and very lill ie airing of p::trtisanship on the out side r'?gCJrdless of the partisan idt>nli ly of the Presi- denl Bur now it s course has been DOCTOR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandsladt, M.D. We h;i ve long prided ourSt>lves in th 1s m untr.1 that out drwturs rarely, if ev~r. hi:lve to treat typhoid . Lm·al healih departments kfopp R ("Onstant che{'k on the freedom of dnnking water from contomm(l!ion wttll intestinal brwtena and see to it that food I>:J n .ll., r~ m ouhl1 r ea ting plares are not typhoid carr iers - perStil l\ wi 'tl IJ<Jrhor the typhoid nrgamsrns m their digest ive tracts hul s hn~ no stgns of the disease Tile camer slate often rt>sul ts from an attack of the di sease that is so mild it goes " F'or ... most persons it h·as n•1t h "1' 's1dered necessa ry to advi se our third mean s of proleet 10n - typhoJd-parathyphoid vac.Tine. This vaccine should he t:-tken . however , by persons leavmg this coun try to travel in cmm t1res where t~·phoid is common and it is required ror all 111embt>rs of the armed fore· es bPeause they may have to scrv~ in such rountnes on short notice. WhP.n a ce~se of typhoid ls reported in this country, as happ~n s oo:-nsionally, it becomes fron t page news and everyone is advised lo boil all drinking water fer a few days. That goes fur the water you use when you brush your teeth as well. For those who do get the dis· ease, treatment is much easier or: ALL 11-IE iHIN0S HE WANTED TO ENJOY ON HIS 'TWO WEEKS OFF ..... ....._ ';)REOUIR£0 READift6• -- r.et Fast Action with /. ' tor Fulbright hunself and ono Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana , have on ' many critical questions been more cont-erned to push highly personal visions of the prope• foreign policy than to come together in practical concert with the While House and Slate Department on our actual foreign policy -even when that policy is plainly defined bv plain necessity and manileslly unalterable in any case by such individual actioD. Private judgments and &epa· •ratism have thus replaced the normal collective judgment of the decision-making apparatus which a unified committee used to embody. "Free speech" hu become so very free as to rend the committee with endless and sometimes puerile and collegiate --cogitations which, though interesting, have tumed It lntt~ more nearly a seminar than a place for effective ac~ tion . Moreover, Senator Fulbright, if himself highly "independent" at inl'flectual times, has long been burdened by the presence on his panel of the bitterly combative and infinitely more ex.. treme "independence" of Sen. Wayne Morse ol Oregon, whose capacity lo wreck the reaso~ able compromise whicb U01 u the heart of all legiilatlve process is matchiess In bls llme. Sic transit glom lor th• Foreign Relations Committee. (Copyright, 1963, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) icol will not help you but r&moval of the gall bladder uaua~ ly elears up the carrier state. Recent studies Indicate that another antibiotic, lllllpbiclllln, combined with probenecid given 1aily for thr.. monlhl will clear up thJJ 11Bte and spare the victim romoval of his gall bladder. They'll Do It Every Time ~ '-' .Capitol Comment, Events as ~lorgan u£ Penn~ylvan i a, canQ-My leea·a1• daughter perr.=~~~~~=-~~~~~~ ~' MT·ADS I FINISHING Our btst qu11lty service • I DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST HONDA HELEN HELP US! House commrtlee, Rep. Thom- \. dRD"t''' bfrsetl, the bosle!l selo (Dorothy KIIJallen Ia on va- dys would throw their arms • eauon. Her goat columnlat ~ cound him in allectiooate 1feetr dom eYel ml!aed ~ dliiiCI, .,. did her s1ster Prtnceu Rad• day II society orcheotr1 leader lllg. Lester Laaln.) will. 'lbe President, on 1be otbo While the lists at these "in· er hand, wu not an avid daDoformal evenings" (u the First By Lotter LIDia or and 011lj> tripped the light Have you ever dreamed a Lady referrl!d lo them) aom&lantastlc occasionally, and then ttme• Included such memben llar-•pangled dream about payIn rather formal manner, and 01 the President's official lamIn~ a call OD the PretldeDI of aever dld the twbl the Unlteo Stalet IIIII the First By as the then VIce Preaident Yes, lo IWD thlnp up, .tal Lyndon B. Joh01011, Secretary wdy "' the Wbllt Houae and Kennedy parllet were chockful of Stale Dean RUik, IOCI'8!ary perhaps evoa 1ttendtng one of of Defense Robert McNamara, oi charm, gaiety and fabolous those belotllul part!u thai you and the Douglas Dillons, It was fun. And although my beloeved have road 10 much about? Well friend, President Kennedy, Ill also stud~e<l with childhood playthen, you mlgh be .lnlerollled mates, college chums and the no J~~~~ger with us, rm very In a few very persooat obler· President's "team" - hJJ Im- grateful that I'm sttU ll!lked ~ vaUons made during my many mediate advisors, aU of whom play !ar th• rest ot the famtly trips to 100 Permaylvaota Av• were ~spel'ially close friends. - most recently for tbe lovely nue with my orclle~tr1 to play The huge Kennedy clan wu dJ. party given by Princess Radzl. a serlu of private part101 for Ylded up, and a few came to will and the Ted Kennedys' our lote, beloved l'relltlenl Jobo tach party, anniversary party for lbe BobF. Kennedy and hJJ famliJ. ''be KeD!ledy parties were the by Kennedys. And happUy, I I !mow mllllona of printed liveliest, zlopiesl I have ever have also been privtleged to words have appear.. In the atteo·~"''• with most of the play for President and Mrs. nation's press about thla hand· guuts ~at>Cing theJr besrts out Lyndon B. Joboson ID the White oomt dynamle maD, hJJ exqui~o unill the bitter end. A IUJlOf'b House. ltely beapUful wile with her Impeccable sense of elegance, t~etr adorable children and their 2·Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 27, 1985 g1amorout l!llslellce, Bol what about the Kennedy's privat.l life when they were "at borne" to an intimate circle of per~ al friends' As the only civilian orchestra leader accorded tbt honor of playing for these lively dlvertissemenll, I vividly recall certain colorful incidenll 1nd lascmating facts known onB'eU Never Dadentaad 'Em ly to an on-the-spot observer. pillJI out for M yean muat "" Dear Helen: joy being walked on, otherwise In two decades of music • Wbat are you supposed to she would have left blm 11r making lor such great AmerJ. eay to women? Whea they come uked him to leave, can families as the Aatore, di>on Uke females, I mean? II I Ponts, Fords, Kennedys, Me~ May I auggi!al that sbe might notice 10metbing new about my Ions, ':r11gans Rocltefellm, be continuing to u.., with him wile - like her bafr baa chang- ln spite of his treatmeol beRoosev~lts, Vanderbllts, Wbll ed color or lbe Is wearing false n<ys, etc, and !01 ootstandtng cause wben they were mardebutante pariieo, at some of eyelashes or other build-ups. she ried, the vows were "fnr better aSIUmes it looks artlllcal and or for worse, till death do wo the most magnificent estates starts worrying, no matter what throughou America, I can only part." f would like to lhiDI: llha My tJ>•t ptay!ng at the White I say afterwards - and the romains because ahe meant more I •ay the worse It get!. House Is truly a ·most unusual those vows. Just becaust her But If I don't notice, she g<lJ and unlorgettabl• experience. husband Is a heel, Is this any burt and sa)'!! I take her lor To anyone with a sense of hisgranted and never really ... reason why she shouldn't keep lory, the mere act of entering her p.art of the bargain? Tbe the White House, where an aura her. What can a man do? Bible says ahe should - DAI· BARRY of history penneate• the atmoLY READER sphere, Is in !sell spiritually Dear Barry: .. Use two little words, Dear Reader: uplifiling. U your religion decrees no Beforo one ever pa!IBel moming and nlght: "ffi-Beaudivorce, then for YOU, lt'1 the through those 11crounct por· lilul." They cover everything. only way. I sincerely bope y<llll' tals, however, one must adhere -H. marriage is a happy one-H. Dear Helen : to a mass of protocol and minDear Helen: There is a fellow to our buildute detaiL First of aU came the The letter from Red EyM 111telephoned message from the Ing who seems awfully nice. He aplred me to make tbis suggesia guiet and shy and so am I. White House social secretary or tion, and I hope Scout leaders one of Mr1. K•nnedy'l .secre- For a while I worked In the tarian stall, requesting me to 11me off)ce, and lve got to the will lake to It kindly. Why not play at the While Hou•e on "Hello" stage, Then I was tralll- make it a nationwide Boy and such u•t such a dele. Needleu ferred and we see uch other Girl Scout project to eradicate ragweed and other pollen-bearto say, when the first caD lor less and less. Ing, hay lever • causing weedl People hav• said we'll never such an engagement cam•. soon from vacant lots? U each troop after the inauguration days in gel together because we are were responsible for lbl! In which I bad played the Inaugur- both too shy. Could you tell me their neighborhood, how many how we can get together in a al Bell It the Mayflower Hotel and several Kennedy parties quiet sort of Wlly? I want to ciD sneezes that would tllminalel things properly. -8NEEZ\' just beforr and alter my joy I've been told he a•ked a 'tot Dear Helen: knew oo bound, aa I InstantI am writing to thank you lor questions about mo.ly realized that a great distinc- of all the letters my wife received HOPEFUL tion was being bestowed on me, Dear Hopeful : because of your write-up in your During this Initial conversaCoif.. brealcs are fine lce- column. Both ot us ar9 very tion, I surmised lhlt the White breakerl. Just "happen" to sit grateful to these wonderful peoo House would prefer to release at bis table and ask hlm how pie who gave us so much ch..r. any informalon about the parthings are at the old stand. And We aren't able to eacb ty themaelves, and for this rea. but may all ol remember, a !hy man ts just a- personally, son f did not even tell my ml>- bout len times ahyer than 1 shy you experience tho . heppt. Uts FRAU l-IAS ALIST roo .... JT SEEMS S14c'S PL.ANIIEI' ~ IIONEY·Po VACA"flON F~ WE ARE DOWN TO AN EVEN DOZEN NEW HONDA CYCLES. PLENTY m' GOOD LATE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL RIDING WEATHER LEIT. ALL ACCESSORIES IN STOCK: WJND. SlllEWS, HELMETS, GOGGLES, LUGGAGE RACKS, STRAPS, MIRRORS, SADDLE BAGS, EVERYTHING FOR THE NICEST PEOPLE. HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE LEFT OF 1965 MODELS: 4-CA 95, 150cc, bltck, 4 speed, oltdric !lf1rt.,. 1-CA 200, 90cc, rtd, 4 apotd, manual darter 2-S 65, 65cc, red & gray, 4 1poed, nice bikH 3-CB 160, 160cc, 2-red, 1-bluo, twin corbl, 4 speed, oloctric starten, 12 volt system hot from HONDA 1-CB 77, 305cc, super hawk, twin corbs, the biggest from HONDA, 4 speed, tloclric 111rler, black 1-CA 77, 30Scc, black, dream, electric atort.,., 4 speed, the most pleaunt bike to ride from HONDA. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 ALSO SOME VERY GOOD LATE MODEL TRADE-INS 3 u1ed HONDAS, 2 Harloys, I All Stato, I Cushman f30,00 DoMJ - Bllanco on Convenlat Terme MASON FURNITURE CO. OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8 P.M. MASON, W. VA. BEVERLY, Mas.. (UP!) At lho age of 105, retired Dr. Henry B. Northrop stays up til 11 o'clock every night watch the late news pro,21'am ll on television. ans- sicians where we were going until ta~eol! time. I wa• asked to provide the While House with an advance list o! .th• mi>Jlcians' names <usually numbering seven to 10 men, depending on the size of lhe party). f suppose this was lor seeurlty reasons. We arrived at 7 p.m. and slart ed to play cocktail mumc at 8, when the llral sums began to llTive. Mrs. Kennedy always greeted us with her beautiful •mite and said to m•, "Lealer, you'ro an 11111el to come yourJell'!" Guesll at these small, prj. Yale parlin (anywhere from Ill to 125) were lhown to 1 receplton room !or cocktails. ~ !dent Kennedy llood juat oul•lde the door and pmonall7 .,..ted everyone wblla Mn, Keanedy mlD&led. If a dear frlond IUCh 11 the late Adfol Bteve0801l arrived, both, Kelm• CRANSIIAW .... aplret very h•avlly. What 11 the beat way to atop thll? A -lh•eatlq occan conllnuoualy but ordlnarlly we art not aware ol it because It evap. orates aa lut 11 lt Ia formed. When vlslbl• aweat occure without being caUMd by lllrCIM or overheated aurrouncllnp, norVOUI le~on Is .often 1 caus• live factor. Leam~ to be lea tense b not alway1 euy but'lt II a treat b•Ip. Anllper"Piranll that contain 1lum are popular and. do atve some temporary rell•! but thll b often followed by a rtJMMmd• !rlod of lncreued aweatlng when the eltect of lhe 1lum wean off. One of the newer 1111tlpenplranta - AIIR 483-appears to be sale and effective. The same may be said lor benIOylsoopalamlnt bydrobro~~>o .... Kirl, ao don't wait for blrn to make the first move, or even the second or the third. (But II he'1 ailll unresponsive alter that - well, maybe you're just not the right irresistible Ioree for thil immovable object.) -H For Biller or For Wone Dear Helen: You said a wife who stood abuse and ber busband'1 ltep- BERRl'S WORLD ness you have brought to us.JUlJAN C. RIFFE, Danvlllt, Ky. ThiJ column b dedicated to family living, so II yon•,. ba" tng kid. trouble or just plata trouble,. let Helen Help YO]J. She will also wtlcome your owa amustna experf•DCOI.- Ado dres• Helen Bolle! In cart .. this newspaper. -- ' ·. HARDY JIENRY COMEI • • • LOOKI • • • BUY NOWI RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, 0. It's-Sale Time' 63 OLDS 88 HOUDAY SEDAN_ $2295 Automatic, Power brateJ, power steerlna. new white aldowalls, wheel disCI, ndio, back-up lights, tinted wind· ohleld, air-condltfollfnr. 63 DODGE DART CON. $1595 270 serleJ, 8 cYI., automatic trana.. radio, wllile sidewaLls. wheel dllea, bact-Up li(bll, wblle with like new Interior. 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 v-a motor, automatic tran•.• power brake.. power lleBr'- ••t SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 ln(, radio, beautiful 2 tone paint ofJ by Uh now wblta aldowaU tlr01, tiDied elan and bocl< up llrbta. 62 FORD CONVERTIBLE $1495 Smart hunters know they can get automatic, ~wu ateering, ndlo, wblto !lidewaYa, console, bucket leata, aU vinyl trim. Real llfce. Galufe tiOO XL. V-8, Tbio oonvertlblo 60 OLD$ 98 HOLIDAY SED. $1295 pump Is compact, effi· clent •nd dependllble. . A I!OIIVenfent bolt • on ejector Ia eaaily leJIOI' Full power, ndlo, wbll<l aldewall tlroo, solid white with lib now red Interior. Loot. and rwta like new. 60 PLYMOUTH FURY CON. $795 aitioned for lhallow or V-8, lUOIIII:Ie tnDI, wblte lldewalll, wheel dl1<1 ndlo, · ~ wblte top. . - deep ... u service. A., aembly RfD.HOT "AS-IS" SPECIALS pfe81lure tank, preesurt regulating valve, pre&- aure .writeh, air charg- er and 1" bnal foot valve. Thlo Ia the perfect pump for farm or Full power, lid, trans. 1958 Buick Now Only_ $250 "A GOLD STAR 58 Old~moblle ,OI!,l;$27.5 '' . ~RII' . KAIR & VAN ·ZANDT '' i.t oomplele with - · 11 rp tor, ejector, 13·1allon 56 Pont11c _ ·$75 54 Cldill•c • $100 ' Door. v-a motor ODd 2 Door Sedan. 1Ubw1>an b..... • .... ONLY OHI.O VALLEY :~LVMBING the right equipmen~ at the right jel ·sg.oo. prices ... , right here. eCOATS Rbnson. Bal 106 4118 59131 Oliva, Minn 1.28 508 95153 , Davllo, Clev 112 407 50 122 Kallne, !Jet 105 344 63 103 Minn 120 430 68 128 Whitnd, Clev 99 345 39102 Mntilla, Bos 119 113 51 121 Clavto, Clev 126 459 73 133 Skwron, Chi ll4436 55 126 .289 Home Runs NaUonal Leagu• - Mays, Gianle 39: McCovey, Giants 30; Mathews, Braves 29; A a r o ,Br1aves 27: Santo, Cubs 26; CalUaon, Pblls 28. 4merlcaa League - Horton, II Ttaets 26; Colavito, Indians Z4: Conigliaro. Red Sox ~24~; ebV::~:II oer, Indians 23; K TwiDI 22. Wehcwalh1 BROWNING, ePANTS AUTOMATIC-S SHOT eSHELL BELTS 20Gaug• 16 12Gauge 3 Inch Magnum 12 Gau1• luct.&pecial DHr 51"1 Madtl plu1 htta larnls In all g.,.... o..,. eCLEANING KITS e WATERPROOFING e&OOT$ ' eGUN CASES 1/SilS .... l/6f!S 1 WE HAVE OTHER .'!I, ~. HUNTING LICENSI AV~~ NAME BRAND GUNS .•. ·. •-~~ITION .' .- ·Leque 1latte4- IllJohrJson, . Natl011l Reels 99; ilaiJb, CUbs 87: llh••wa, Braves 811; Stargell, ~~:,:~~ Galnllr.<B4t,I·a,n.~.ll eCAPS < R•ldent ind_Ntlil Rit'dlnl: • H & .R FIRESTO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �• 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MIQaieport, O., AUg~lD6 ~ u ne .. 8 Caravan Will b d 'VeD"aS Swampe ~ .noneymoo · VisitGallia, SEOAL Brass Elementary PT .4. ::::;:~.pa:,,:lbutlon ':!::::!:!!.~~:':lan· •l' and Mrs Harvey Van Vrankeu. 'I Lewis Repair service l:J . there would be no hitches over of pas8ea was discussed. ning committee of the Pomeroy -FOREftS Prospective honeymooner• crowd. fr their piling hitched I Elementary PTA met Wednes· By MYRAM II I packed into the yards and haU. One couple flewth here AI ODe point 3iD perl!OIII Rules for the band sclled; es day afternoon at the home of • HEATING 100 Ualted Press ""'7ut.':~ of the Clark County Court· New Jersey, er broulht weN wllltlng Ia Jm. to be proat football pmes were r~ ew· Mra. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Lincoln e PLUMBING ·J.AS VEGAS, Nev. ed I edcllnll Hcenoea - The lamed Pike County Sea- ed, with the home sclloo per- Heights. FING 1 house here and pollee had to Pennsylvanla even l'lllldreds of young co~f. "' be summoned to control the along their parents to laaure """~loodor~ts and no wllltlng qulcentennlal Motor Caravan, mlttecl pre • game performance Programs for each month • ROO 110 ltreamed into this gam mg · they lag ladies and tents Ia per· from 7:45 p. m. to 7:55 p. m., were laMed and will be prelily by plane, bus and bot ~ periods~ :r;':~oe ol the 11 scheduled to vi!- 11u1 the gtdiron must be clear- senteclpat a of officers · thursdaY night to marry could llldlng chapell for It the Old French City and Mid· ed by p. m. and committee ·cllairmen tofore midnight dleporl tomorrow. For halftime band shows, the night at 1 o'clock at the school. WY • 74 1 2 23 could collect a w _ ng;.ft deTnlrabo were liDed atoog Ill HarU Caravan Cll1llr- visiting band will perform first Attending were Mrs. Gene H~u· 134 MMI st. M;ddltoort 8 from Uncle Sam a the Btreell In front of the courtof the villi for seven minutes and then the gold rush has IV bouse to elpedlte the trip to intereal Ia the tht! !lome band eleven mJn. 0 th w t seen the likes of this .J · the preacher. llOih blrthdsy of Pike County, utes. 11~ ~; inumgrants piling into . 1815-lNi. The event wiD be cele- Tbe SEOAL rulea call for one community for a single SAIGON (UP!) - Communist force• trytng to ~~1 hrated Sept. 2-6. espansloo of pre • game purpose. off the supply of food to Saigon today overran Tan 'lbe motor caravan 11 sched· monies to start at 7:40 rather. Wedding chapels at on g the outpost only eight miles southwest of th_e city and laun· , uled to arrive In Gelllpollil at than 7:45 by mutual consent famed ·strip" were beSieged ched several other attacks on the outskirt~ of th~ capl: 2, 15 p.m. DST Saturday, for a holh achools for llomecomlng, by aru<lous lovers trymg to tal. A u. s. military spokesman r.eported heavy V.let ball-hour visit. At City Hall, parents' night, end other specbeat the midnight dcadhne set namese casualties and loss of eqwpment when tuerrillas Olief of Pollee Chester A. Leap- IaI events. ~;:~:~I by President Johnson Thursday stormed through the small t, er and Raymond M. Jones, Pre&- Scouts shoUld be Alter midmght, Johnson de· rrison in an attack that CoOl were reported killed anc: ldent of the City Commlaslon, either press bo• or Give ,our IJOtM outsttnteli11g 1Jeauty clared, a marriage ceremony ~:arted about 1:15 a.m. the bodies o~ a • : ~ PT PLEASANT- At • board will greet the Pike County Trav· seats If avaHable, b_utotboriti<!SI •• , 111 mfjrisingl31 111111 cost with would not prevent young men U S Army helicopters and others ~ore believed e ol meei!DI e! lbe Peo- elera. notify borne school "' from being called to the colors. IVJetna,;,ese rangers. co~nter:.~ ::~ Ughl~asualltes plea Bank ol Pt. Pleasant:! (.~ty Pollee will escort the Mo- of c::c~~~ro::,~~~d. tacked and heavy flghtiOI E lo e "be r • Vlellllm· Ia the office ol the baDk tor Caravan through downtown lellc contests was diacussed at reported more than ~~~·;:u,: ese tropp1 clea~ mpwoy day Dl&bl, Sep:. Galllpolls belore It leaves for 1 the request of Gallipolis High PURE UNSIED OIL 1 TELl TO INTIRESl o• l~ter. The VI~Cong 1.t reached 21 fC1r the tDIIre l ..adle dlfo the date for ruldellts vllllt in Middleport and Pomeroy School authorities, but Ih DIV~EIGS MASON AREA lief column ore tao.. behreee Vletumeae dJ. b.sDklag s MuoD CouDty Ill 2:15 p.m. EST. league fatllers took the enlight1 ""'a 5 (Jwen. Publltll•r the outpost. vlsloDBl beadqurten at Bee Df Pt. Pleasant. ' ened view that the "game • 'ct~Hr.r' nnnenm, ldltar pt Other guerrillas •tt.acked gov· M Tbuot ud Ntnh Boa oa and all uea l'ftidentl. '-...... of the tbe kids as long as they WHJJI! 01 DECORATOI COLORS Publlllh.., •ver~hi a!l~~~~~~n r:~~. emmenl positions both north e Cbbul Mr Nibert resJdea at Apple following are memucu ' ~~::1 11 ~'U:~:~lO M~rhanlc Sl . Pom. l and south of Saigon along 8 tbe eeast ot ...., Soath nro~a w V• and II one of baord: R. B. Rothgeb, Forrest behave. Thbee prime Ch • Stlf~l•llfll· •• pn :~ OOhio ' 8UJIJltU OU\C'!' phone I • d Sta ~ . . fUl farm of k A R. Kaufman Carl to younger 111111 . . . . . IIIJI ~.r.lil2151i f):lnona.~ phone wy z. i 27·mile line but VIetnamese. t- Au.thorities said more than t.he very success ~ Clar . . Hartl~ Jr "wanderio&" during ei!D mllolllt Ia lldaja 8 loanflr utml 11 kllled 6,000 soldiersroadtookcl P. A. copectnteststo, and annoying • Ltii.Julll&l ohio h rth about 25 two • day • ear ""' and the Kanawha s a rs. eSillplo II lfpfyl "'"'"' Far to t e 00 • lion making 11 the biggest Grove. OD WV 1be officers of the new Iastl· A committee of Wellston 0 !":"~:::'. ' . . miles from the Blr base at a :uch' mission of the war. No River above Henderaoo, . a. tuUon are: R. B. School Principal Claude ~WICK,J • 111ennt ceJtflll ad "dlllll sub•c~Ph~·;.: ':.':.~able Nang. a guernlla ~earn 1at~ opposition from the Viet Cong Mr. Nibert Is mll'ried and baa President, Forrest Clark, Wellston Basketball Coach ~~~~liD nDTGr 11t1110IIIIlii--IK DIIIIIAII :~rl~t'k, one H H on tacked the dlstncl hea qu~ ers ted Tb.e operation fn.. three cllildrea. President A. R. Kaufman. EJ:~ Derrow and similar COmlmlt~:nr:.l)'n~~~ll<n~~ro::uf'. at An Hoa .and .8 TregJ~:! ~:~e~:a~ of bridges. In addition to Mr. Nibert, the rrntivt Vice President, tees f~m Pomeroy and Galli& ~~eM:~~ra\~Y~~~e~-~~~ force protecting ll. wo Joseph J. Jordan. Assis~nt poUt hlgb schools are to meet Wl 2·2709 "' "'"'· ..... ,.• , '."u. c..hler. In Pomeroy October 21 to-··ad·l 1~9 Middleport, 0 . " " ' Tb,.. rnoo<h>" . ~ the league basketball .,.. 923 s. 3rd Avo. :00 _ soed~e ~~~:~ Meigs • Areas rr:: sa l·:gon fe~m~n:ince :!.":..tume Ou t~nost r ~= ~Ill'• Overran b v: c l EWIS REPAIR SERVICE meeting 7:~ :"!!' ::~ole~ ADVAHT~ . . ·· A Miscellaneous &bower was lleld at the borne of Mrs. Lyda Hysell tn llonor of Mrs. Roter Sdders (Patty Hysell) recen~ ly. ~das~he:'lftl:_.~Mrs~.~KeM~e~th~Ha~rn~s':!,!,..,..,..,.,.....,,""'~ I~ ,'4'BIG Shower Given Mrs. Sidders OUROIECKS OfFERY9U~ . Bank tO Open September l m p PIeasant ll NE THE DAILY SENTI =~~~~r~~ ~~: ;~~~n:lf ~! ':, r~~~~~~ ' ~~~:~I ~~~~ ~~kc:~:. C.O.D.s, purchasN "in person." TWO- lh.y you extra errands whe11 mailed, safely and quickly, to pay biDs ancllaxes ••• or to mab purm- · clliectara ::;n::• by mail. PRESIDENT HOUSE•PAINT \.;•:a::: ':V: pa~08in0,! ~~~~Dr:n7~ o:r·~~= ~~ckFr~th~:us t Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ,, POMEROY NATIONAL BANK L. ta 1 cut, Chase predicted. a : :~ ::::~. Rl~• In .,ease in the eool ol living Gaui lis after apeodlng a del wOOJld be recorded for at the home ol another Auguot. daughter, Mra. Evelyo Elltoll, d W Va curator of thlt arehlveo, Ran • _·__· _ __ th• nrst or ,.., month. cu~ . . momor1a1 MACIDNE TWO . . · · · ...... · The Labor Department So, we will have 1 coal BOLZANO, Italy (UPI) the C03( of living indel I to l ~: l=t';y"\ ~h:."and a ldlled ,DB H OAMF'DffiR BMF 110.2 per cent in July. mn and 1 uctton for a Bolzaoo, Italy (UP!)-Two rAII:IIII Imeant k took $11.02 to buy good one, In which there Jan policemen were shot and swur"l-1" same products and services riVer museum tmportant killed Ia their barracks at be aeveral very $10 brought in 1957-l!O. items that 00 other museums ID Pusterla Thursday •'•hi '"" • Taken another way, a $10 B A V HOWELL have rare lteml that never porteclly by ~ro~ setbeklaBI • "'- .....,_ last month was worth $9.UI Not~ the 'account of the be duplicated. lndlependence or e sou ..r-standards. p Cham ro. " Most of the July · of the omeroy • ABIDJAN Ivory Coati (UPI) SIRACUSE wao due to ri!es in meat ber of In the - US A.a.OOr Georte FAIRFIELD STATIONpotato prices because of I was very much M.,:g;._ Thursday save a cbeck Thursday's high 88, low ~; Other Pattern• sonally lower supplies. tile .!';r~~~orical for f!OO,OCXI to Ivory Coast Edu· Frlday'l reading - '12 at 10. were offset considerably by ntloned cation Mlnllter Amon Tanoh a.m. eSONATA clines in prices of was me · · Lambert f<Jr coll!lruCIIon o1 five Preclpllation past 24 hours e WEDDING RING •" of my remarks which was educational eentera. · · credited to elimination of.~ and But there was one er al axcise taxes as of July l. lenlionally In error. e COURTSHIP 1t is the coal mlnlnt Industry A Labor Department thatOhio has and no memorial anywhere & man estimated that about not the river and per cent of the Ia< for a whole section ~~.-er:..,s had been passed on to consumMartius Musewnl ~ ers hy retailers. . . is devoted to government reported Bureau, said lbe July llvlng cost of living rose by .. increase would have been of I per cent in July. OffJcJals tenthl oi I per cent, If II said the incrase would have had not been for the tax cut. been three limes as large out recently enacted ncise tax .. monfu New Museum to Have only J\tiDing • Display 4 OPEN AOIECICINGACCOUNI' IIEIENOWI . Ten-spot Worth .07 on '57•59 Base 1 U y (UP() NOWC. IN GALL1POUS~!:IIule_:for~1~966-11~7.=====~~==::E==========~~ WASHINGTON of the department's . hi~~ed tult:r ont effects poss~ the Mrs. ~~~ hasda'lll~:jhle~r, l he of i For coovtnllnce, safer, and pr•tige JI of In thef aulomalically be- Iorge amounts af mont)'l Valley Lumber Supply Co. The tHREE - come easy-to-file receipts wheA c:ancelled. FOUR- you eon avoid the risk of carrying ••II •• s!~.., - ONE -they pay bills, "Alii said was: Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.': Serving Meigs County for over 93 yean RUTLAND POMEROY · Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1957-59 ~res!J'ooal IKE FILTERS ~r:=~::~----~~44~lo~ch~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I.~:··:Y::N:EW:::L:U:C~K=Y=S=I·==~====;;=~==~~~~ h d f d Look for the s oe See the All New 1966 Han era te """"'·I ~ Bahr C\othiers WHAT'S NEW FOR FALL '65 and Presents ..• SCHOOLTIME ESSENTIALS Ready For The New Fall Scene! Mro. Catherine curator of the : '~:::::::::::":~A~rn:ol:d::C:h:as:;e:,:"s:;SJ::st::an::t:c~hJ~ef ley,Interests. Museum, wrote on a birthday Marle~ial 1 MOTOROLA 1V in compact cabinets Long Sleeve "~•• tbat they had In July, 500 visitors from 44 states. There Is, also, a small museum In Wellsvllle. The I~~~:.::··~~~~~~~:~• butto they are j 1 unifoorm I up VISIT PARilNTS THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT 1 size and arranged for wiD be. Mrs. B~l to School Spt!eial Offer Good Til S.pl. 10 FOR ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN Regular 12.50 MARIE'S . IPICIAI. $6.95 • The same handcrafted dependability that makes Zenith America's No,. 1 selling TV. • 100% handwir~d for greater dependabtltty. ' . \ • No printed circuits !<No production shortcuts-for fewer service problems. OTHER SPECIALS tn• ovtrt!l dieo. tubl mw.: 274 tq , ln. picturt vl1wing 1r11). Helene Modtl 23CSJ071. 2.0P Hair Spray - only 1.50 t Extra Quality Zenith ' Hair C u t s - - - - - - 1.25 Cllllnet 1110 compact it could fit IIIIi de this" Motorola round · .,be Color TV cabinet shelltlith apace to spare I ** * ** ** Curtis Vllue Performance Features Shampoo & Set -....---- 1.50 • Super Goid ' Video Guard Tuning System with 125 gold 1contacts. SIX WEEKS COLOR RINSE The plcturt ia rectangular, full, big. Cabinet is low, slim, compact. Puoh-button Demagnetizer helps clarify picture of magn011c Interference. 82·channel tuning. r,:J Power trensformer chassis. Lighted channel indicatOrl. Color indicator light ~ L:J 0 -- WERNER RADIO & TV Authorlr_. Motarol• De1lar N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ....... Iocludlnt lho,.. . Tho IlNSON •SUOW!I tm 1 rtty stytld Danloh Moctorn $3.50 "Lo-801" conHte tn pnutne W.lnut vonHrl oncl HIKI hontwoadHtldl. ....._. eNO. DOWN PAYMENT Open Tuesclay Throu1h Seturclay 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. EVENINGS IY APPOINTMENT MARIE'S STYLE POST . Phone WY 2·5271 On loute 124- Syr•cu.., O. MAllE iEADINGHAM, OWNII FlEE GIFTS FRII GifTS FREE GIFTS e WI SILL WIGS AND WIGLITS . ' e. Promotion Day i8 Planned at Heath Built Better,to Last Longer PERMANENT STYLE POST DRESSES Sport Shirts 4.00 with the dog inside clnnatl Publle baa,• ~an::l-------------------1 archives where Library there are eral hundred steamboat pilot<> Hu•h Puppltt For The Family At It SwiVIIsl Fashionable New Fall Styles In Cottons and Madras eiASY TERMI __ ./ Everywuk thousandsand thousands .1 rtchooSIIII tht greater dapendabilitl : · · ~Of Hendcrafttcl Zanlth tolar TV : • ACC-Zenith Auto• matic Color Clarifier degaussu an'd demag· netizes automatically, , • zenith Twin-Cone Speaker for greater sound rang~. ; •• LOW.EST PltiCES EVIIt ••• IIOGEIT TRADE·IN ALLOWANCE · · ., MIDDLEPORT, 0. Fri. Sat. Nlfhtl :. . INGELS FURNITU,RE r;. ' ~n \ r the family out to dine on our ROute 7 Middleport e An excellent -ond- "DIARY 01' A aAtHI4)R" , ~.. ""ver .. telec-- tion of new faLl jackets e New fall sport coats and suits. Sharp new 1tyles and colors. Hartley & Bennett Feature ..• , . The regular worship service will be held at 10:30 B. m. with the Rev. M. E. Dowson delivering the sermon. TONIGHT ONLY "ROUSTABOUT" Elvll Presley Go Western/ young manl The Manin Restaurant i~1:~t~classes to members of the for perfect at- PLAN TWO DANCES An outside summer dance party will be held this Saturday Ditht at .tile Pomeroy Parkilll Lot from a to 11 p. m. sponsored by the Pomeroy J>uolice 0... partment. The Jays will emcee a dance tonight at the MJd. dleport at 8 p. m. An excellent new fall seleetion at Bahr Clothiers. Beautiful colors and new styles. delightful dishes often. Promotion Day will be observed Sunday momlng· .at the Heath Methodist Church wltb the Sundby School hour begin· Ding at 9:30 a. m. Attendance pins wit( also be I • Patented Color De· modu'latOI Circuitry lor color TV's finest hues •• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rought and daughters, Gerri Ann, Stephanie and Kellie, spent sever· al days with Mrs. Ronght's Mr. and Mrs. George Nesselrood and other relaUvea. They are enroute to Bangor, Maine, after being traJISforreciii from Klamath Falls, Ore. We leature menus with a zest! For a change of pace ... take • • • • • i •• ' I "!!~::::i 1M CONNII .. . tbt fun ond fancy ob:. that m··\be know ·.. : the 110 HARTLEY BtlNNE.Trt on lc ol Ute 1111oek1 •;,; the """ Op Art look ... kookie HP'f~leo . . . or the looJr of· tterythag'o coming up ArtD'Ief 'l'b,.,'J a lhoe Jllll perfeet for IDJI\yie thol IOU YOU lpinDIDfl J'lOm Blott to blP lietfl, T.Strapo to Buetle~. JACQUflLINi! aWl CONNiE know wllat'o lashlonoblet·Join them in tho 1~ Df.. look ... It maketlor • -~new yout A• ,,.. n Vo&~~o1bd L~VI'5 •••'- . . 6.99 to 14.99 . ' AAA-AA-B~C LADIES' JACKETS and CAR COATS A Complete Line Of I PENDLETON For Women For Fall Fashion's Favorite Shoes 11n1 See them all now .. .. just sctne of the news-making fashion ideas in our fresh· for.fall dress collection. Petite sizes, 5 to 13; Missea sizes, 8 to 20 and half size1 121t2 to 24 1t2 . FOR SCHOOL & PLAYI SIZES 4 TO 16-SI.IMS SIZES 6 TO 16-R111uln1 WAIST SIZES 27 TO 36 . ,IN HUSKYS ·' . 98 .to 50 2· 3.· MEN'S COtOIED LIVIS IIZ.SS 2,'0'40 __:_ ot2S .L'.v,.,'s1'A~EST f!ZES. 29 '(0 31 ...,._;.,. ... 6.91 . ' . ' BLOUSES by SHAPELY SKIRTS and SWEATERS TO MATCH .BAHR CLOTHIERS �lilt onr 1111J Ynrt. OllliUDCIIIJ', 1111., August 29th, 11evereD4 AJidre Bospltal, S·entJ·neI Church News SPORT SHIRT$ Long Sltave Style• BySh1pely Shirl bJ Tam BIWJtr In bolh knits and cotton .....dcloth. Sizes 810 lB. $1.98 to $2.98 IAJ tbll Wlnllr coat now. Boya aiM 20 In botb lona and jacket stylea, •"•Y t Mens aizea 86 lo til. Bolli lonll and short. From $12.91 lo $29.10 OPI:N FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS OHIO , · Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat. ' r~· story of St. LUke,... =~: t.~ Dyoell 111m no Melllodlll, meetlll& 1:30 p. m.; Blblo 8t• Boller' E. ~ St. pu1Gr1 dy. 'lburldaJ, 7:10 p. m. II llwldaJ 8clJool 1:10 L ID., Will' r1 Jt'rW lltta*1 Qtll9'111 II)' Haley, <;opt.: Momlng war. l!du II thip 10:30 a. m. Youth Sen<tte, 01rt11 Qardll Jleo, IIdia !\. 8:45 P·, m.; !Y~e ...,. Balke, oasllll'; ~ .~oor, 1118. 7.10 P.m., ""'"111M- to a.m.; WliiDll Jlole'., • . 111~ Ill& 'nlars<'•J 7•30 p. m. Cbrlstlan Endelvor, 7:15 P n. me M'ftodhl Cbar~ Lear- Mrs. L)'dl Cllevdlr, preolcleot. 11 CUll. r... R. 1. geno aw, classes fOl oil. !loot ..,.,cea, pu!Air. ~ School 8,10 L I p. ID. Preacbllla 8:10 p. 111.; l'ldl Wise, oupl.; Mornllla Mid·Week Prayor lllelltlng, llllrlhlp 10:10 L m.; y o o I b p. m. Wedlllllday • ~~ Lead........... 7 p. m.; EYI!IItllsllc fit. Ml'll. Mazlo llol! npr. . ~. 1 710 ~ m. Mid . 1\'eu Bachtel l!viUIIelleal Vlllled ......, 1 .. 8rethreD Cbllreb - SWid&J prayw servlAlP 7' 10 P. m. WICI. Sebool 9·46 o. m florlhip Wedllelday ond FrldaJ UlllliiJ · •• ' ,.edom Oospel Mlalon, a. 2nd and 4tb Sunday, 9:~ a. lban llllv8mt1Ut Roadl E. I . m. Acbalb Mill•, plltor. Ortllllll, pallor; IIGtlrr w•~ ua U.areb. Lellrl s..... lan!, 8upl.: Sund&1 llcbool 10 c117 Scbool 8:30 a. 111.1 Worslll» a. m.; Evtqelllllt ~emo~, 7· 11 '"' SUndaJ. 7:10 p. m. V• m. "rayrr meetlu&. 7:30 Letart Falls United Brethren I' m. Tnesdat in Christ Church, !Wv. James 1 Radand Miiii08 Olin New- Morrilon Sllnday Scbool 8:30 a. 1111111, flliiiiOnlry pllll<lt: SUD- m. Tom Norrll,: SU~t. Worship .,,.,0 l DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING occallon MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPOIIT, 0. Coma to Ooolvllle. Little Hacking and R1edlvllll. Starting Sunday, August 29 customere lo Coo~villt. ~lttle Hocking and Reedsville can sit down at their telephones and d1al the1r own etatlon-tostation long distance calls to more than 70,000,000 telephones In contln· ental United States and to many Canadien communities. This thro!Jgh the magic of Direct Distance Diallng - D D D. To make this fast service DOISible the country was divided into code areas to each of which a three digit nwr.ber was assigned. This area code I• S14. Full dialing inetructiona will be found In the front of your August, 1985 Coolville telephone directory and in your Blue Book of Telephone Numbers. Here Is all you dol A-Dlai 1 (one) to bt connected with thl D 0 D equipment. ONLY a-Dial area oodelf different from 614. C-Dial the distant directory number. ( J(f'tii<' IVI .I The operator will ask your number and the long distance t;ftll you ~111!1ied will go speedi~g on Its way. . · o o o is another step In the progressive expansion and improvement program which Is bringing modern telephone service to the area. · TheiE.NTU:f Mtifl LOI20l ~··I·· 21.00~ YOII chul 1. nil .u UHI/VH f IO.h•M•I ~ ctor. :10"1 htrol. Ut•llled llnot 1f!111htlt hard· boltd cell ntt. .,..,,1." £XCII}~IVI I Keep your Blue look with your directory. If you do not hi~ your Blue lnolc of Telephone Numbere or nood additional copies. stOp at the business office in Coolville or cliff 6!17-3111. I )frt/1~/Vl I " ·--===:::;;;:....__ · II'ILIPHON.I COMPANY BAKER FURNITURE MIDDI.JPQRT, OHIO R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY . PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVJNG COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. ~ Mornln;P STAR SUPPLY CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTI MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT THE DAILY SENTINEL w. v., MARTI~ 'FUNE~AL : .HOME .~, -- ... .................... I. ;or.:We Metbodt! RACINE PLANING MILL by-::. • ·- -~- · a1; Scho![ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. • Basban SoCI'ety New" Bunda FHE UNITED STER WORKERS Of AMERICA 'THI .' CiTIZENS I f _____ for •I!Y gift giving Ill'... :':f:.::. Sa. GIFTS w. ~ =• New York Clothing House , "All 1said was: . fi w..-., $7.91 to $1U8 N.w Stlectlon of Lovaly Putur, P. • Alllo.,.. . '"" •orsblp 10:30 a. m.; !YeaJDa Allred Melbodlll Chqrch, lldlool al 10 a.m. Prll)'er wrsblp 7:30 p. 111.1 Roberl Reid Rev. Pearl A. CillO, pastor. 1"Dilliner 1110 p. m. Wid., obolr Bible "•hool IJuiJI, 8Unday School8:30, Charles Tay· 1 • Oleller Corell " God, lin. lor, Supt. Worship Services at llellllehelll lllpiiR allarG, Gilbert Spenctr pastor. 11wH1aJ 7:45 p. m. with tile Jlev. CasGreat Bend: 118v. C. I. O'Ccllo !!cbool 1:10 L Moralna .,.,.. lo. Wednelday, 7:45 p. m. PrOJ· 110r1 pulor1 llobrriiAwll, npl. alp 11 L 111.1 Jhlll8fJIJIIc • et tervlcel. ti:D a. !II. MoriiiiJI Wonbtp flee. 7 p. m. Prayer meetlllg. Cllesler Melllodlll Corell IIICIIwlda7 lcllooJJ 7 p. 111. lh· fliO p. m. Wednesdll)': Youaa • enlng oervlce1 ~~~. 7110 People's Service Friday 7:80 Ptarl A. Cas!D, l'oslor, WDr" _...... ' s service at 8 a. m., SUnday m. Pray.r - p. m. llebool al 10 L m • WSCS 1st "llurcb of God, MI. Marlall '' Clrpulrr . . , . Cllllrlllot a... Daalol pu1111 lburlldll)' ol m011th; Boord 1111111111) 8cbool8'10 L m.; MCJm. Sunday Scbool 8,4$ L ID. ; WOI' mee~ Srd WICIIIIICIQ ol the Wmlllp 10111 1 m. llblp senlol u .. m. ~ 7:10 m~tWeodJ MtiiiDdlll Cllarc. 1111n1 laplbl CIIIINII, tllddleo a. m. Prill'• moetln& 1·30 ~ _ Pearl A. Casto, pai!M. 1\'01< ll8v Doaald 8ooat, 00 m. Tuesday: Young People thip MrVIce 10 L m. .....,. 1aooa1 81!1 e. m. meetln&. 7' 30 p. m. l.l'rlday. other Sunday 7:41i p. m. SWJo rrtd ll«fman, Supt.; lOIII L Rallllld ClllftJI 01 ODd, Rot. day SebooL 10 L m., John Wonblp llrvlct; BYP e p. Jobll limallwoocl, pallor• SundaJ Balley, Supt. Prayer moeiiDI ICvtaiDa Wanblp, 7:10 p. School 10 a. m.; lilvan~·llsdo UDIIed Motltodlll Churcb Wid. 7:10 p, m. Prayrr lltl'\'lct 7 p. 111.1 Young Peoplt Pomeroy. Melvin Alkire, B.A., daJ IIC!booL 8:10 L m. 1 WOI'IIIII> H."Vlce Firal tlld Tbird Stmday lmeillltla 'l'buriCiay, 7:10 p, m. &nd11ver 7 p. m. Wednosda11 B.D., pestor. Church, 9:15 L 10,30 L m.; l'roacldllg, 7:30 p. eveninp at 7:30. Second ·~ praettce. Prayer lllllatlJit 7 p. m. Saluf. m., Leo Crew, Supt. Leo Vaugh- m.· Prayer llVVIne, 7:30 p. m. FouctbChris~tlay IDEndeaorulnp at · day. an, Asst. Supt. Divine Worsblp ~ a.m. n vor, seoFinl Baplbl CharU. Pomo!0·30 a m. ~on "Tbe Good • Olld and Fourth Sanday eveacatver \VIIIIems Grace Epllcopal Olri, N~.'; Tbe Church Board of IJncase Misdoa, an. 1111 lllgs at 7:30. Jam!S Morrison, Thm'a nothing l1lre a new JN!IIIPICtlve to c1wJae your attitude : :-: Rev. Sebool 8:30 till IO::W• ...,_,, 'nle Rev. IUcbard H. Trustees will meet on Monday, Oilier, putor: Strvlceo tVel1 Pastor. toward life. service, 10:30 a. m.; Marlin. Rector. Sloldal' - MOl' Sept. 6, at 7 p. m. Tbe Church at 1:10 p. m. IlL 11ermaa UIIIW llrllllrell Whan Jllhior is bored, he simplf lt&Dcls on his head for a new 1 and JW!Ior church for ~ ~ I0:30 Official Board will meet on Tile Clulrell o1 1118 Nl!lftDI, 1n Chrllt: Rev. J - Morrtslant at tillqw. The floor :fllp1 .to the CIIIIDg, with tab\'es and chairs lllclne • Monday, ~t. 6 at 7:41i p. ~ a.ester: Jlev. Herbert Grate, n , pastor; Sunday Schoo~ 01 banllna: flOill it, and people walk upaidMown. At leaat that's the ~en. 1119. C.~O'Co::- Mtor. £111rpriH ICtJ1I Olareb, Ret. The public IS Invited to worship pastor; Richard Barron, SUpL 9:10 a. m., eocMnl 101110 L way it looks to him. l&md&J 8cbaol 8•10 a, 'm.~ Sam llenJel Smith, pastor. Worship and study. Cbarlea Biaell, Asst. Supt. m. Alternate preacblna 8lld It is a rood idea to gain a different perspective - to step back oupt • 10·45 a m. Mon> nrvlce 1:30 a. m.: Bunllly Forest Run Melbodlsl chnrch Slmday S.:hool 9:30 a. m.; MoroQuisdan Endeavor, 1:30 p. m. 9 and gat a new 1larlt on thJnaa llOWld ;rou. But yo11 don't have to stand IUllnJWOI'IIII ' .;: e:ao ~ m. BYF llchoo~ 10·30 a. m. Youth lleJ. - Sunday School 1 a. m., Mr1. lllg Worship u a. m.: NYPS Sunday. 11111-\Veet Prayer seron fOIIl head to do it. JWIIGr 'rellowoblp a p.m. loWiblp 1:30 p. m.; Boyo tlld Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- 1:48 p, m.: Evenln& Servtct, 'lkea Wednesday, 1:30 P. m. Instead Identify yourself with a church. Take yonr f amily an~ 1~=~a:.ltrV!ce• 7:301 p. m. Glrll Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; fico 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell 7:80 p. rn.: Mldlt'eek PraJOrlel' Hlddloporll'lnl Olllled , _ go ftllll)arJ.y to worship. You will tlnd a nsw pers~<!ctive. Genuine 11 Prayer meeting; llivenlna aervlet 7:30 p. m., 2nd SIUUer, pastor. flee, 7:30 p. m Weclnesday. h)'lerlan Churcb, a.v. I!Dward Val till wlll keep their lmportanee; unimportant thlna• will diminish. p. m. Wedntedll)', S.ntor and 4tb SUndays: Youth Cbolr, Sealb Melbodld Cllarell. Millo Middleport Cbardl otlho ND RupPel!, pulm': llundaJ 8choall Todl,y'a.llfe wlU be happier; tomorrow'& full of hope. Nothing 11 ICbcllt Praetlct; 1:30 p, m. 'l'lle• t :30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer dleport M. 11:. 001111011, pllllor; IlNDe, Reo. Clyde J. llarllen. 1:30 L m. Mr. Fred Lewis, U!18ltle-down, but everything eWI!I!I its rlght!ul plnce wh•o ~-.,u view · JW!Ior Choir Prectlce. lilsetlng, 7•30 p. m. Wedilesd8J. Mrs. Nan Moore, Chureb School Sunday School9:30 a. m.1 MOlJio sup!.: 10:10 L m. Worlblp1 li:4i lifo With the faith of a Chrittian. Bad•a4 l'lnt Blpllll Cbarcb Lollrldle EUB Chlll'clo,. Rev. Supt.; Church Scboo~ 9:30 a. izlll Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYP8 p. m. YF: Wed. f:SC Junlar ~~~=~Scbt= 018 ,80 L m. Pralch- Eqene E. &merson, paolor; m. ; worship Servlee, 10::!0 a. Yonng People, 6:41 p. m.; Eva~~o Choir: 7 p. m. Senior Choir. Ill« SUD!IIy a:ao p. m. Bunllly Scllool 8:45 a. m. Ru. m.; Molbodlal Youtb FeUow- l8llJIIo meoting 7:30 p. m.: 8Jne1Ut Flnt Vlllld , _ 7uotd.y Frid~y Solunl•y Thu•d•r 1811 Archer, Supt. Sunday ohlp, 7 p. m.: Olftclal Board Prayer m.. •' •ll. W<KI, 1:30 p.m. bytarllb Church _ Church serEtdlllu.. John II C...inthi•ne •.l.ma& Am l~Frat~~·WW Bapllll Cbllreb, WOI'Ihlp 10:~ a. m. and 7:30 meeting, 111 sunday of monlll, Pom r.llareb lllP N.. vice. .. a m.. lllr1ay scnooJ lhloiD 14d-l1 17122-!4 l dl-18 Pallor, Rev. P • u I p. m. alternately. Bible atudy 7:80 p.m. wscs, 2nd Monday er..,S d • Sch 01 . , " . ~tbi' Scbaol Wed. 001• 9• 30 • · 1 • m. , , Sunday School, 10 a. m. and prayer aervict led by past.- o1 'llonth 7.30 p m . Eleanor arene, UD ay e • • 0 45 7 Prl<ldy, Supt; Pruchlllg or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ChrlJ. <lrcle, ~d Thur~ay 'ol 111011tb m.: ; : : :w"'~ ' ~ '~e':.::Kygel'llarlford .ParWith the hope it wUl, in 1ome metuure, /o•t.er tmd help lUI• loerillce, 7' 30 p. m.; Prll)'er..,.. Uan Endeavor, 7' 30 p. m., Srd 7' 30 P· m.; Clasa 12• lrd Wed· ;;.yer m- 7 ~- U:·w'!J. iJh, Hartford BapUst . Clrurch 1:30 p, m. Wednllday, Saturday ol month. nesday of month, 8 p. m. ; AI~ Rev. Clylll ~ . llellder•on. p.. Mornlllg WOI'!Illp 9:1& DET l!ettaln thai which is good In family and community life, this foo· MI. Mortall lllplllt Cblll'llb, Morning Stor EUB Cllnrch, ernoon Circle, 4th ThursdaJ oJ lor. mon "Watchfulness ... the Teo ture II tponllored by the bruineu /lrml and orfanizationll \Colt~er oJ Fonrll> and t1a1n St Rev. Menzel Smith, poalor: 9,45 month, 2 P· m. ; Cbolr Practlce VIrgins." Tuelday - Officert MlddleporL a.v. Nyle Bnrd... L Ill. Sulldoy Scbool, Fred Wednesday, 7 p. m. Cbareh ollle Nuuene, Plm- pllming meelin8, 7 p.m. EOT. whole name• appear below. llllnlltAr. Sunday Sellocll t:so Smith, •upt.: ltorl J!bulor, AII'L M1nemllle Melbodltl ehnrch trOy Rev. Clyde llondenoll, ...:_..:..;~-------------------.!., m. ArD01c1 !Ucharda, SUpL Mornlna worship 10:48 L 111.1 Dr. Lester I.. IIGalb, pucor: P1810r: Suilday Sebool 1:30 I . llorning worship 10:30 a. m. Prayer meeting a p. m. Thur• VIctor a- Churclt J!cbool m.: Mornln1 Worahlp 10.30 a. ' ••• .., ~ 7:30 p. m. Pray e r NIOIIII lllptld Cbarelu sa... day. SoperlntendenL 10 8· m. Olfto. m.1 NYPS 6:45 p, m. lt'renma day School 8:30 L m.: wo.. Soalb llethet EUB Chlll<lh - Ill Board meetin& each quarter IIIHI11111, 7:30 p. m. Thurocla,. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Oblo ablp 11 a. m.: Prayer ervlee, Rev. Eucen• E. Emerson, p. . Ullleu O!herwlse called. Holy " l p. m, WedneldO¥, tor. SulldaJ School 8:fS L m., CommUDion taeb quarter as liD- Cbnreb of lho N-e, fta. - - - - - - - -Norman ll Bahr SupL Sunday oounceo. lllne, Ohio. Sundoy School II BY MRS A R BAILtY Carleton •banb, Klllaabnry Wnrsbip IO:U L ;,._ and 7:30 p. Morse Chapel Melbodlsl 9:30 . a.m. Snnday Worship Mr. and ~- Weal MorrJ. Road, Rev. Clyde lllnlon, P... m. Alternately. Bible Study Church, Arthur Sill~ Pastor Serv1ce 10:30 a.m. Somdoy EveDunb ey t Sat . lor. Sunday School, 9:80 a. m.; tlld PrOJer oervlce led by pas~ Sunday Scbool, 10 L m. Oliver niDg Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid • : ' and son lth : spennd ~."' · Carl, supL S1111day Wor· or, 7,30 p. m. Thurlday. Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship ll1!ek Prayer Service Wednet:''f!\ ~ andria!uy rs . .llaktn of Good Bread 1 ship lei'VIce, 10:30 a. m. and letVlce, 11 a. m.; Prayer meetday 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morm M. P . · We 1'111 All Doctors Prescrlptlolll Hantlllalon, W, Va. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer Syracan IUI.B. Clulleb, Paul illg every WednesdiJ evemn,. Wolfe, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Clo~t Orr called WY 2-21155 Pomeroy meollllt Wednelllly, 7:10 p. m. A. Sellen, PaaiOf. on Mr. and Mrl. Bolly Orr and 8:30 a. m. SUodaJ School, Ben Portland Melllodlal Chnreb, Balland Chlll'ch o1 1M N - family Saturday. Oollmblt Oapell WOHblp Hf- Qulsenherry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday 111e: Sunday School 8:30 L m.; Helen Ann and Rite Day, Jack r1c:e IICb 8wlday 1:16 a. m.; Morning Wonlllp aervtco, 111 School 9:30 lo IO:Jll a. !D., llal' llolorDlnR Worsblp 10:48 L m. sonville, 0. are vlsiUnc Mro. SundOJ School 10 a. m.: Youtb and llrd Bunday1 or lbe month; old G. Rouab, Supt.: Kenneth lt'rangellltlo aervlce 7:45 P· m. Virginia Thomas and family. Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor· 7:30 p. m. Evening EvqeU. McLeod, Alt't. SupL Services Midweek prayer eervlce, 7:46 p. Mr. and Mrs. Cloylon Jone1, lblp 7 p. m. eaeb Sunday, 11o Servlcie, 2nd and 4tb Sun- every Sunday eveblng. m. Wlldllesday. South Cbarleslnn, spent Frida)' HI Uncola 8~ l.!lddleport WY II-25GO 1JO E. Second Pomeroy WY 2·2440 Bndbnry Cbllrek or Cbrlst, dll)' of m0111b. BETHANY ~lne Melbodlll Cbllrch, s,..aeuoe Cboftb o1 111e N- night witb Grover While and Art Mareum, mlalller; Bible t:IO L Ill. Mornlng Worahlp: R. L. McDablel, pastor: SliD- rene, Willlam C. 1borpa. pulor, Doris. lcbool and Mornlnl Worsblp, 10:30 a. m. Sunday ~ool, BIY· day 8chool 9,30 8, m.: Pruall- Sunday Srhool 9:30 L m.; 114on> Corporal Norman Hyl_ell •. -!~'· 10:30 a. m.; ChrlsllaD Endeav· the Theiss, Su~; 8:30 ~- m. ing 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; ma ...,obip lUI L m. who bas been in Knrea,. VISit. or, 6 p. m.; Eveninii worship, Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 p, llli his plll'eall, Mr. tlld Mn. Ellablllllld In 1801 t :IO a. m. Sundoy School. Way' Pentecoslol Assembly, Roale Norman HyHll, Sr. He .nn p 7 m. Wtll Columblo, W. Va. p, 124, Rev. Paul E. Jones, pallor. trom here to Baltimore, Md. 01 Routb, Supt.; 10:10 a. m. m. Wednt!sday. Mlddleporl Pagntlle COIIImllblly Church ~o~orn~n 1 wonhip, 2nd IIICI ttb Roek Sprlnp Metllodlst - &mday School IO 1. m.: WOI' Mro. Jean TrUueU, Mrs. !'ttl Ph. MIIOD 7'7!-85118 Rev. Ruuell CUne, paslor. - llwlday of tbe montb; 1 p. m. Chester Lemley, pallor; WOJ" ship slll'lllceo 7:30 P· m. Sun. Kirkpatrick and Mra. Marcia Young People's ~emce 7:30 P· llivllllnl EvangellsUe service, ship serfice 9:30 a. m.; sun- day, We41181day end Frldoy. Hager atlendod a party at m. Thursday; Evanaetistlc ••~' 111 tlld lrd SUnday oJ monlb. day ScboOI, 10:1$ a. m.: MYF '11u! Pealecoolol Chnreb, Jllld. Mrs. Earl Robinsons al Gallipovlce Saturday, 7:30 p. m.: and Tn Plallu EUB Charch, 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible dleport South llrd Ave.: SUnday Us Monday •venin&. Sunday 7:30 p. m. ppen study Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. · nd •••• Mr and ••- Ramond ou Wut Main St Pomer07 llomloek Ornve Crlsllan Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, paJo Ratitlld Methocllll Cllarollo School 10 a. m.; Su ay eve. """· .."Your Keep1ake Store" Cburch Worahip aervlee, 9:10 tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. ml tor· efangeUstlc service, 7:30 p. m. returned to their home at liDSupport tbe Cllureb of Your Cbolee Ill E. MaiD IL Pomero1 L m. khool, 10, a. m. Sundly School 10 a. m., lloo Rev. C. J. Le . ey, ~as ~ Wtdnesday Bible Study 1:30 P. wood Tburoday after vililllll 1 Terry Cull~ Supt. bart Vineyard Supt. Blhio 8111- ~ureb ~I :O·.~ ' m;;, W~ m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Truutll. ' dy and prays; tervlee:j led by 'l PF ~~ S·IO L ..;: Worship 7· ~0 p. m. P811or, Rov Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gaul tlld Br11dford Cbareb ol Cbrlll, pallor, 1:80 p. m. Tuesday. ·1111 Churcb B. L. Barrett. 110111 of Chesler tpenl Su!lcla)' Jo a Robinson, Minister: Sunda . b with Mr. tlld Mrl. WardiD OurL 11 8om F 11 Y Harrlsoa•ille Preo ylerlaa Mr and Mrl Wltemln WhHI, 6 1 . Bible Adult cluo meeting 7:30 p. Arthur 8 n. pulor. BUIIdloC Supplltl IDd lllllwork Worship, m. last Monday of month. Sebool, t :IO a. m.; Gone Wolfe Olurch, John D~vies, paslor: Keno: called ~ Mr. tlld Mrl. General contraflllna 9,::Chaoter, Ohio 10:10 L m.: EVenl!ll Worshl~. Fedmlod Cllarch. PomoreJ, Supt., Servlcu 'nlundiY ....,. Church School. 10.!0 a. m. wor- Ralph Bellard Tburaday. Pbont WY :1-38'18 7 p, m. Wedal!lday, 7 p. m. !ltv. VI. II. Perrln. pallor! Ina. ship servlet ·30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert TrutBiblt Study Cerl Kautl, Supt.: 8 D a d • Y lliloa MoiiiOCIIJI Olardl, AI" 1leorpiiiM4I Cbureb 01 J - sell and Roberla tlld Bandro, · School, t a. m.; Worship hour thur Stitt, puror. Suodoy Christ or Lattm Day Saints Ill Chester, were supper ~em ol Doster Cllorell ol C ~rIll 10 a. m. Sellocll 10 a. m., Clint Orr, mile• rrom Racine oo 1111. lhelr parent!, Mr. and Mn. Bible School 9:30 e. m. PreachSupt.: SUnday Worlblp, II a.m. Portland Rold. Sunday School Stanley Trussell Suoclay. Bulldm and BUlldlnl lup~Ues P11Dt.1 and Hardware las 10:30 e. m., flrtl and lhitd Mt. u-:..,ru~i~a.~llrl Syraa11 Methodltl Cblll'llb, 9,30 a. m.: worship IO:ao a. Mr. and Mro. Guy Rote and Cllfalll', Ohio Pit. 188-2001 Pit. Wlt-ma SUnday.. SUnday 8 . • liV ·• wor Jr. Lester L. Roush, paslor: m., Bunda" evenln1 oervlct at :lUll, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Muoa CIIJ' Cllardt of Cilrlst, Star~?,• supl;,; Cal, Mornin&. Worsblp sm!Ot 9 a.m. 7:110 p. m.: Wed .. w<m~htp ••rv· Hyeell and !emily ljle!tt SunWIIer Street; Suodll)' Bible f!::U.~~O :~ People'• met!- Dw Wmehrennor, Sup~.!.:: Ice al 7:30 p. m. Pastor, c. W. doy with Mr. and Mra. NOI'IIlln Stody 9 a. m. EveDint Wol' in and Bible Study, 7130 p. m.; m. ~Q cbOol, YF ,. Prnffitt. AU evtnlna nrv· Hyotll Sr. llhlp 7:30 p. m.; Blble StJXb', W~esday· Choir practice at day 6.30 P. m. Mrl~ M~ ~<eo beiiln al 7:30 p. m. Mra. Dorsa MotriiOD rtlurnAshland OU Producto 7·10 p m. Wednelday ' director. Olllclal Boa ed lo her borne Sunday at Rock Pltoni WY 2-3481 N, 8oeand A... • • • 7:30 p. m. Thursday. 1111, arsl Monday each mootb 011r Lady ot Lorello Million Caatle, after l])llldln& the 1111 INmt'l 1loltlt Qu ttlddlepo11 CIIIII'OII II Cllrlal, Daavlllt Pilpba Bolllell, IP. at 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun- Lang Ballom,. a.v. lbomat Pe- two weeks 11llh RaiiJh Badlll'd lllddleport, Oblo WY 1-IW Pomeroy Sth aftll Mabl Street!. Donald O. Lanpvlllo, Oblo), Rev. 0. H. 011 eich quarter as aru1ounced. lrOnek, administrator: Sunday family. . Hlcka, mlnflllr; Bible Sebool, Car, pllltor: Bilbdoy School, I: SO wscs lltst Wednesday ol each lt!ass UO •· m., esl.. lloly Oaya Grover White and DoriJ and 111 ObU1aUon, 7 p. m :30 t.m., Kanne'b Mellilhlnney a. m., Robert Qn1e, Supt. WOJ" ' Mr. and Mrl. Claylon Jone• Supt.; Mornlna Worablp, thlp aervk!e at 10:3; 1. m.; Pll· Letart Fallo United Bretbren 81. Jollll'l Cetllollo Mllllklll• IPIIIt -'land 11lth Mr. and :"30 mPr lllven::,.,~o':J: ..-1m Youth, ~ · 45 p. m. : Evan- InC rist ChUrch, Sundoy School near Guyovill• tllulcb Ridge! : Mrl. Lto £ddy llld !amll~ or P· m., aper ..., 1eliatic serlllce, 7:!0 p. m. Mid· t :30 a.m. WOI'!lhlP nrvlees. The Ito~. Frank Manlert, P•• Wooster. . becialll' - Southam rrtod lteu QuaUI)o Fumllure ll Lowtr l'tlett DlldaJI, 7 p. m. W•k Prayer 11M Pralle, W.S. ril'llt and third Thursday even· lllr, SUnday Masa 10:30 a. m.: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker. 111 N. lnd 1114&eporl WY Ht78 MlddiQorl, Oblo Cbarch ol Christ, Pomeroy, llllelly, 7.80 p, m. lop at 7:30 and~ second and Holy D~y ol Oblllatlon 8:30 1. Columbus IIPIIII wMkllnd lit 7 30 Jerty r.tat«s, pulor~ Iunday lhl&dom 8all 01 Jeaov..•o fourth Sunday nigbll at ' · m.: Confession, 11 bour before their bomo hero tlld with Milo SchoOl t :IO a. m. Olurch JO ,so Wlllltdes· Public meeting. SUn- James Morrloon, paator. urch Mass. McDoll. · L m.; ChrisUan Endeavor. 8:30 day 5 p. m., \llatehto~VW otlldJ The United Mllhodllt Cit Ire' Tbe StlvoUoa Army, sa..., Ronnie Orr., Raedll>llle, opent p. ... lhllllnl Strvlct. 1•10 p. • p. m.; Bible ttucly Tuetc1111 PomeroyCh ~~~~ lily s. Wlnlna officer tn chara& a lew doyo with his granclpar. m. I p. m. SllrVih meeUna, 7 P· pas~ Cr~c SUpt. Len YaUCh: Sunday 10 a. ~. l!bllneq met~ entl, Mr. 8lld !.Ira. Clint Orr. Devoted to the Interests . ·IIIIIUII _OliN) ol Cllrll~ 111. 'l'bursday, Mbtlttry oohGOI, m. ' Divine worshl tog: 10,30 a. m. SUII!IIt ~ool. • ~UNIOIIHII Of ibe Meigs-Mason Mea Bl~le School 11:30; CommUilt<ln I p. m. Tburaday. ~::'30A:~~. SBU:.ay, .\IJilllt Sunday 7 p. m. Young Peopll's ROMII: (t!Pil-llemoat ttl~ 11-.woocl. lo.30 L Ill., . V. R. al'lley. II. Pall's tlld IL JGIJI'• IIo Dr. Fl. Stanley Jones' DIY at Legion: 7:30 p. m. Salvation mated In lhe llundrtdl,ol~lbou ~·~· SUpt. Sabra CansdaJ, pianist, LulhetiiD church. - Morning 'ilhl Lancaster Camp Orounds. meeting: Tburoday, I to 3 loa- uncia ol dollan WU .' Bt~e SIUdY. 7:30. Delbett Ro- ftl'lblp 1:15 a. m. and 10:.4~ Dr. Jones preach"!' throe timet Illes Home l.eaaut; 7 p. m. Prap lD norib Ita?' fror4·b ,., .,._,., IDIIJe, leadtr. ' a, m.; Sunday Scboolll:ac a.m. ldurinc lbe dll)', 10:30 a.m., i :· o - ; 7.80 p. m. Bible atudy, and hllh wind&. ~ . ' Zlcla Cblrell et Cllrllt, l'omt» (8oth eoncrea»IIOnl are meet· ·so p.m. and a p.m. The p11blic prqer meetlnc. Oilier aervleet1 areas 111 Ill • wiA rov • ~~trrt~tmwe I!Dad, Eu- 1111 u one 11 s~ Jolul'l Church Ill Invited ro hear this tnterna• 111 announciOIM!It IIOI'ib Italy ll'om !Ill ' Rillland, Oblo . ulldorwOGd, 'mlalSIII\ ~ 11 'Plot Grove lt'blle lito aew IlonaI ml!tlonary. who eerved Pema..., llevelllll D~ 41Mi> Trl181e IDd llq ,j ldiliol ti~ . a. 111,; Mornllll St. PIIIJ'I CllilrGb II litllle liiiiiL lht worl4 OUiiiiiD movtmeQt 1111 Clltlhi - MUibetry lllllbll Naples. m. t .... · preac • on 1 lbeme: "T b e •ef•w PastGr, J... -. Good News" - based 011 lbe llolflr. l!lr'rW e ~ u..... 3.9Bto4.98 , t Boyo Lon& st;,..., Sport POMIIIOY • • ' L j Ro1 :!:f ,· uJ • ,, • �r. d L .' .. h1 I . Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board - -- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 27, 19~ - WANT AD • INFORMATION iJaiiiii.INIII • .... O.J ~lll'to Pw.l'~t\e!ll tlaondn o...,u... o.no •• 11on1t., ~l't:.IJ. . A'l'Knil W tlnRRD''TIUNF ~pt.~~ 1111t11 ..*1 &. Par bu fl PahM ...ttDII ae IL FOR SALE -s=P=INET-= PIANO BARGAIN WANTED: Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 215, Shelbyville, Indiana. 8 'l1 3tp t&SUUl.A'l'WN' .,.. PDDIIIIMr END OF THE MODEL YEAR 350 bu. CORN $1.40 bu. at crib. 1 Russell Findling at Alfred. I Phone 985-2472. 8 26 3tp WHEN YOU ••• CHEVROLET NEW TRUCK SALE ! ! NOW . MOTORS POMEROY MOTOR CO. AT 61 Chevrolet WITH BIG -- • • • G.Oood lO.AW&¥ from wiDd lLNlmble 1%. Clultero • SAVINGS liver 18. . , _ 18. Patfona U.Seedct $1595 63Pontiac CASH lt. ~ JO.New-. 63 Bonneville Pontiac • $2395 11. Blhlieai Wood 113. Ropu to I 63 Pontiac Catalina MARK IV AUTO I -------..! -- 62 Pontiac ~295 • ........... "Quiakl What'• the antidote for caotor oil?" ... Second OVCA I 6 POMEROY MOTOR co DAILY CBfPIUQUOU: - .& P B'l'PRGQLR WMPO Radio JULY li'ONDAY Tlm\J FRIDAY8:00 Sign On - News 6:011 Sacrea Heort 6 :111 Meigs Coun!y RFD 8:25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6:30 News 8 35 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7 110 Nattonal ,;ews 7:05 BID Miller Shoo 7 30 Sports Parorte 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7;~~ Picken• Hardware I'!'Uu Thurs.) 7:50 News 8 ·U~ Btl! Miller Show 8:.4S Baker Furniture Sho,. 8 00 News 8:05 Coffee wttb Jaoet 1L 00 Portraitll of a Patriot 10 oe Swap Shop ·.c:30 Social Setorlty 10:35 Bill Miller Brunei! Show 10:45 Mason Agr. P.ogram •- 1om...... :,- "": ,.., ':"'' ."...... ........ -'===-==- .. have at least s \ LV p VZ.' ZR PZo VPQGLRY APlGUP'fll.TNNVCXCQO ~OlD 6o35 SUndown Serenade 7:00 National NeWII 1:116 SundoW!< Serenade a:OO Sign Off SATURDAYS 1:110 Sign On - News LISTEN TO WJEH By HAROLD GRAy SI-IUT UP AND S11l.I?T =HariJJ!:f ·r -• II Ill!! ME DO And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. THEBORN~j;~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ tll SAY. I DON'T l<t>I::M/IF I'VE l051' ANY WEIGHT YET .... WT J!M ~OGINNING TO Ffa MUSCLES I NEVER KNEW I HAD .... ._..,ill! MACHINE OPERATORS · .......-.. DARE TO ~MEl I I MOVE! 1?1~ ! Y'DOH'T EV~N -__ · HJR THt. S T~TIQNI GOT cONSTITunONAI.. AM--990 on Your Dial .... ,..,,I .............. ............._,_.......,_ .......,... ...... . ..... Smith's ·flat Sal's & P.A.L"ME! W"V DIOOT 'IOU AND TRACY TELL. ME ABOUT Tl<E NEWS SCOOP OF Tl<E YEAR- T"ESE MOON VALLEY TE LECASTS? 1:110 Dow ' Joneo Averages. 6:05 Country Must< Time 6:20 Coutltry Jamooree rOO Protestant Hour 7:30 Sporto Parade 7: 3& Larry Anderson Show w:45 It's Music - !.rmy 11:00 flairy Valle} sno Dutloo's Top Ten Show 12:00 News t2:15 lusical ln!erlud• 12:30 Rev. Merlin reetll 1:00 The Jim Meeo Show 6:00 Sports Parade 6:05 Jim Mees Show 6:30 National News 6:35 Sundow!J Serenllde 8:00 Off lbe Atr Sl'NDA VS 7:30 Sl(!ll On - Arm1 Hour !Tuesday) 7:55 Newo 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 8:00 Baptist Layman'J Hour 10:45 A . ~.C. Pro&ram {Frldayl 8,30 Sunda) Show 1L 00 News 9:00 Sunday Show ll .Oo ~·· Country Junctloo 1:30 lbe Bible Speak> to 1130 l'llly'a Country Hymoo 9:45 Legislative Report 12.00 Cement Block Newo 10 00 The Good Lite U ·30 Goesster's Guest Star tU: 1• Congre18man Moeller Wrlaay) 1o:30 The Sunday Show 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 1!:30 The Qutet Hour 3: JC Jim Mees Show 12:00 News 4:15 Blaettnar Au~<> Show 12:15 The Cbrlsttsns Hour 4:311 Electric CompiiiiY New• 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teets 4:411 Jim Mees Show Z:OO Tl•e Rev. Sllaa Blllupo 5:00 News Z:30 '!'he Rev. Andrew Pai101111:l 5:0$ Jim Meeo Show 2:311 Sunday sbowcu< 6:00 Sports Pll£ad• 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:10 Jim Mees Show 1:00 Off lbe Air I •i a,, s :a Qa.Wioa TCPJOLNRPTS AKQLVO I altiRy$ to work It: = j ==-===::-:-- Bere'1 how AXI'DLBAAXB lo LONQFJ:LLOW One letter llfmpJT- for-.,., Ja tlllo oamp1o A 1o lleod for the thnoo L'o, X for lho two O'o, ete. SIDglo letlco, · trophl,., the length and formaof tbe wwdo are aU -daytbo _ _ _ _L tf.l.!"f!:::.;; £!,:'_; f - 1found t l-ie w.1tlet.1 Soot. I&.Btlbopl' cry =====-:-:=:-:cc:;: roo.,. W'at do ~ou m~3 n"· 118. Coin Fall Sale is Sel Sepl 11 I· (nve us a reward ? a.11a11,... 11. Goller's BLAETTNARS • flllllor plouo .$795 60 Ford Galaxie Blaettnar's mone,.: IIZ.Rulalau $340 ==--== -.. foot aLLaad 60 Dodge Phoenix - • $795 Simon's Market matt ... of lliocliii'O 18.Rollct .I O.Xot:lool $1695 ~ P.I!TIRII>J' DOTHET? lloneo 63 Ford Galaxie 500 • • $1995 l.,...,...,...,...,................ WON'T 'lORE 14.Paeo i8. I'Dfle!!L • $1795 62 LeSabre Buick AIR CONDITIONING CARD 6AME I 6C:T N16HT; LQY~EEl~ tllst•noe 38 INCH T'PPAN gas stove inoj~=:::==========;:::;==~=;:;:: Belair • Door Sedan. 8 oyl, Std. Shlll Double barrelled uarp, ;~:ent condition. 6~~I Business Services Reel Estate For Sale • • • • • BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes and BULLDOZER work wanted. FOR SALE - 93 acre farm, sweet corn. VI 3-2254. Clar- Farm ponds, backfilling, 20 aeres bottom, balance in : LeMons Coupe, Like new bucket oeats. Automatic shift, One very careful owner. ence Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. driveways. Reasonable rates pasture, 7 rooms and bath, 8 24 tfc Phone WY 2-22118. 8 :11110tc new oil furnace, new roof. 1==="'7.__,_,.,.....,.. - Must see to appreciate. Will CHROME dinette table, two OON'1 PUMP )"'UIPuggtsb Be!> sell with or without furniturot. Notice chairs. New chair cover, $15. H< tanlt Get Klean-Em-All Near Rutland, one mile off 1964 Chevrolet Impala $2395 4 Door Hard Top. Spotless all white wltb all white rinyt Inter· ior. Hydramatie, Power Steerins and brakes. One careful local HT Coupe. Locally owned, clean interior, whit& finish, 124 ========~~ Call WY 2-3442. 8 25 3tc oeptic tank cleaner. Land. Will sell without fum~ owner, like new W. W. tires, 327 cu. in. VB engine end std. trans, 2'1, Acres on Rt. 143, basement !D81'k Faru; Burea!L lure for $10,000.00. Phone SH Radio and heater. 17' 1 41', sub-floored, drill- 1,;;======;;:;I;;:;IU=tl;;:;c,l 2-4171. 8 26 3tc I WILl BE OUT ed well, lots of good water, II FOR SALE_ 4 bedroom home( • $800.00. Small 3-wheel tract2'1, miles from Pomeroy on , 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 - - - $1795 Station Wagon. One local owner. Hydramatte, Power 1teerin1 or power cultivator, side Rutland Road. James Crisp.( 4 Door V8 engine, Cruiseomatic trans., power steering and brakes. OF MY OFFICE and brakes, power seat, grey finish, new 1st line whiteboard wheelbarrow, body 8 25 4tc wall tires, radio and heater, tools, etc. Irvin Miller, Rt. 2, FOR SALE 4 rooms and Carpenter, Ohio. 8 2S 6tp • From Aug. 29 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan _ _ $1195 bath, new paper and paint, G-RE-EN -B EANS, half run4 Door Hard Top Sedan. One local owner. Show1 good care. Local car and clean inside and out, fawn finish, auto· new noors, lot 4Sx225. 356 ners. $2 bu.. delivered, in malic trans., healer, good W. W. tires. Broadway St., Middleport. Through Sept. 5 Pomeroy and Middleport. SH, Sales & Service $3,500.00. Call WY 2-3442. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. _ _ $B95 8 25 3tc 2-4176. 8 25 3tc n.. 2 Door Hard Top, 406 cu. in, engine. 4 speed. Burgundy out. 6 cyl. Powergiide, radio and heater, whitewall tires like DR. RAY R. PICKENS side. Black bucket seat. inside. Jo,uU. consul. Extra nice, HO'I'PO!NT electric rauge, e Fits Almost Every Car OR SALE 6 room bouse, ciou.' new, cleao interior, Ivory and gold finish. A sharp car. ble sink, cabinet, bath, cel..!j push button, clock, timer and eTran.~erable When lar, 3t acres ground. $3000.00. 1960 Mercury Parklene H.T. Sedan_ $B95 IIJTUMOBIL£ msuranct beeD deepwell Very good condi• • You Tr·ade Cars Contaol Lawrence Rupe, Jet b1ack finish, clean interior, all good tires, automatic CIIICOI!tdT '"""' your opera· lion. Price $25. Phone WY 2Star Chief 4 Door Sedan. One local owner. I.Jke new all vinyl Langsville, Ohio. 8 20 12tc trans., power steerin& and brakes. Mercury finest model. eGuaranteed 24 months lar'l litenleT CaO WY I-21M. 2000. 8 25 3tp upholstery. Power ateering and brakes, Hydram1tie. or 24,000 mfles , FOR SALE - 8 room modern Illite TOMATOES for canning o r house in Middleport, desirable - - - - - - - - - - juice, Come soon or call. VI e Most Popular Ulllt SEE THESE TODA Yl location, near schools. Ex· SMITH'S Clothing store Is now 3-2484. 8 25 3tc In tbe U.S.A. cellent condition. Call WY 24 Door Sedan. Power steering. Automatic. Power brakes. Extra open at Lelart Falls, Ohio, 10 NEW 50,000 BTU noor furnaces. 1956 Chev. Bel Air HT Cpe. _ $249 5498. 8 24 6tp clean £or model. a. m. untD 7 P· m. 8 :111 tfc With all controls, size 22'h x 00 1957 Dodge VB. 4 Dr. P.S. P.B. $199 32'h, noor openings, $100 . Installed each. Call WY 2-3442. • • 1957 Buick HT Coupe $199 8 25 31 V8 4 Door. We ean refer you to this owner. Power Steerint. c 1957 Olds BB- 4 Door $295 Fordomatic. Nice. · CANNING TOMATOES, 75c a POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame bu., pick your own or $1.25 Pomeroy, 0. home, bath, basement, fore1958 Chevy VB· 4 Dr. Std. Trans. $249 picked. Bring own contailr ed hot air healing, attached ers: Don Hubbard, Syracuse, ~1.: CONDITIONING Refrtger- garage. Lot 50 x 200. $8SOO.OO. Ohto. 8 24 61p atton service. Jack'• Refrlg· INVESTMENT - One story 196.0 Ford VB Pickup $1095 STEREO CONSOLE 196Sn!od- eralion, New Haven, Pbone bungalow. 5 rooms, bath, 8' Flareside body, heavy duty truck tiree.. DelUie cab and STORE HOURS: el. Lovely finish. '!'his set TU 2-3537. 4 1 tfc garage, plus three 4 • room seats. Light green fini11h. Heater, BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS has AM and FM radio, twin AUCI'IONEER frame houses, each one has Daily 9:00 to 7:00 speakers, dual volume cooComplete Service bath and garage. Gross in· 1963 Corvair Panel $1599 POMEROY, OHIO Fri. & S1t. 9 to 9 trot. Thls set 3 months old. Crtn Bradford come over $2000.00 per year. l..ucally owned and a real clean one. Fawn finish, 6 cyl, Take over payments of $5 Write, J»roue or Contact Always rented. Priced to sell engine for econom.v, eood tires, iide doors and rear per month or pay balance due A. C. BRADFORD 5e ACRE FARM - OFF RT, 7 doors, heal<!r, $91.26. 1'ry it in your home. Racine, Ohio - 20 acres cultivated, balFor Rent "" 8 24 61 ance pasture, good fence, 1954 Chevrolet % Ton Stake _ _ $249 of them. The cattle may be m· Wy call 2 11 decora - ted. unfurns 1 hed I ~··· II I c spected . at Tattersall's after 4 NE'"1.Y '~ · ·-· .c plenly or water, pond. Mod6 cyl, engine, 4 speed trans. Runs out good, apartment, S rooms and bath 196ii SINGER, sewing machine. iart Gnreoor, Plamblq 111t1 ern 2 story home, 6 rooms, p.m. , Friday, Sept. 10. Jnforfront and back porch. 140.00 Equipped to zig zag make Doallnl bath , hardwood noors, fire195B Chevrolet 2 Ton $995 mation and catalogs are availper month. Call Walter buttonholes, make fa;.,y deMIDent~ O'le place, basement, furnace heat II ft. dump OOdy, VB engine, 900x20 tires, •olid cab. able by contacting National Crooks, WY 2-3631. 8 'l1 tic signs. Take over 9 payments EWnde ybaour••'ewaner ~~~blel barn, Implement shed, other Charolais Sales, 2037 West Blee ~ · --- -b 'id' $ Road, Springfield. I ROOM 'h double unfurnished of $6.00 or pay balance due Se Ma bl Ul mgs. 13,500.110. 50 NEW CARS & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY Oh u -. Call WY • ""' wer c n<t ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ' Members of the lo Va ey house, fenced yard, 3 bed- .., 4· .....,~. Reaaouable Raleo had cattle selected are as foJ. rooms. C&lToll Johnson, WY 8 24 6tc CaD W~ Z.ZD7• Da)' 011 Ntgld WY 2-3830 WY 2-b~tc AT OUR BIG USED CAR CENTER : The second Annual Ohloj Charolais Association that have U660. 8 26 3tp 7 26 tfc ___ Valley Charolais Association lows: Adams Farms, Inc., RockFOUR ROOM furnished apart· THERI':'S NO charge for use · - FOR SALE- Nine room house, Bull Sale will be held Sept. 11 ville, Ind. ; Ralph Baldenhofer, menl Phone WY 2-36S8. of Carpet Shampooer with BEATING, Plamblq, MeDer with 4 lots, in Racine. Bath, · at Tattersall's in Lexington, Ky. Springfield; James Bruce Hop0 8 24 tfc purchase of Blue Lustre Car- Furtlacea. Arnold Brotbort, furnace. Phone W'i 9-2603. There will be a show of all sale kinsville, Ky.; Clear 'Creek ~==--o---c--c-pet and Upholstery cleaner. Ill l!alt Mala Street, Po.,. 8 24 6tp cattle at 10 a.m. for the buyer Fai'IIIS, Evansville, Ind.; Counf ROOM Apartment wllb batb Baker Furniture, Middleport, ony. PboDI WY J.m8. O YOUR CHEVY DEALER to make comparison of qualih•. c!'ls Charola18 • Fann Wes•~ ID Pomeroy- Ph006 WY·2-3319 Ohio. 6tc 7 211 tic NE OF Pomeroy's finest '' , ~•8 24 7~1-Ue - umed homes, the former N01'111311 ~,.. Tbe show will be jutlged by El- ville 0,· D-Dan-D Farm Ow· AKC registered Pekingese pop- CAR Washed end vacu · Neutzllna home, 2 story brick, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ton Baldwin of KansBB City, ensboro.' Ky.; Dust Dell Farm, UNPURNISHED 4 room. bath, pies. Mrs. w. w. Call, 732 Wilson's car wash, 550 Page 6 rooms, llit bath, garage, Mo. The sale will begin prompt- Union City, Tenn.; EniVar' 0 atiUIJ room. oleo van!. Point Sycamore St., Middleport. St. Middleport W¥·2-3'715. llreplace, 2 acres ol ground, POMEROY, OHI ,.. iy at 1 p.m. with 52 bead of Charolais Farm, Laka Forest, Lane. Lincoln Helghtll. Pb. WY US7S, 8 17 l2tc Opel! from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. wonderful view o! Pomeroy, quality Charolals cattle to be Dl.; Paul Flowers, Lexington, W'J Wll'l48 1& tic - - - - 10ven dayo • week. 7-31-30tc lltain Street and river. Phone sold to lbe highest bidder at Tenn.; c. E. Gorman, Fleming· . TRAILEIC WI'S - lieo SALEI ... SAVEl NEIGLER BUD.DING Supply Dick Neutzllng, WY 2-2800 aft. AUrO SALES auction. borg, Ky.; Hazlett FarmJ, Waveep minter. Brown'o Trail No hderal Exci.. Tu Racine, PiBBtlc wall tile 14c er 5 P- m. 1 28 tic Pooi~.'::,;~'".....oo..,. .,..,. The oale will consist of 11 ~d, Ind.; Hidden V'aUey Ranch, • Plrll (Slate Approved) _ .,. fl. fllr bathrooms FOR SALE 6 hou 11956 FORD (l door, red and sw1mmmr ,,..,..,,,.,- u.oo • ., bour bred boll 1 h• fi pur Bidwell; HiUmat Farm, Hop9• wen.,· ve 0 •""' - 03 ·' 5 ""'""' ... _-''"' ""'• m.-- ~ 15 Cu Pt CL-~ .,... ...,. ' : room se on h'te tandard shift V • Ra L ife pure e- kins ill K Ra Kluth MiiJ. ....,A••....., v-. ~...... "" ' · .,.., bouse builders, ahtminmn sld- Union Avenue, oulside Cor- 1 ": 1 ' s ' -.. • ""'"""",:, ,.....,..., - ·" .,, bred females, and sixteen cross- . v e, _y.: y ' NIH. I II tie PFIRuEsEFZREERE 1- Crum$179 IDg, kitchen cabinets measur· poration limits with nmnin clio and heater •. white _side- ..,_, to .,. ,..,.., - .,...,. bred felllllles. All are young mgton, ru., LaFraise Farms, •• ' '-'•·•' g walls, good runmng COnditiOn. ... month . . Flanagan, ru.; Ol~tangy Farm TIUIEB llld lour !urnl•l» ed lo llze o1 .......... . water and natural gas. Call fl2li 00 Phone WI 9-2172 Dum• ,.,..,,., _ 101.oo .., month cattle With their future ahead Waldo 0 , Pennyrile ""ring ... llllfondlllod USED FREEZERS 7 17 tic WY 6011 or WY Z.7759 · · ' .,..,,,.,. ...... "'·oo ,., ""'"'" ' ·• ·~ .. • .,_... · 8 26 3to VoiUDtc!er P'lreme• - 10.00 per yell' Farm, Owensboro, Ky.J Powell 8 - . WY U4M 1J 8 tlr SEVERAL GOOD M lrlft8 • SuppII.. FOR SALE - 8 room and bath "'"• •• Pn>uc Allllrl Leg1l Notice p0 tts• Fanklln Tile Ramlller ., ...,."'... "''" month. r ' Ky,; Elmer , a llld 4 ROOM furnL'h"'- apartUSED MODELS . house, wilb 101> acres, bam, Werld Slllndud ,. NoT1co ,. APPLICATION Stafford, Carrolton, Ky.; Chea, Rawley ~ Reed u~ STILL AVAILABLE LONE STAR, 18 ft. fiberglass outbuildings Pomeroy R• 3 ,....... .;:_• '~:, ""'w r ""'" " • .,. PDbH• notk• ~ ..,..,. ,.,.. that ler B Stem Inc New AJbamo 1 0 ~ Ill n.w:u · nd tr ·1 lw' 40 t • ., t ExcelleDr.e " q Zllrlle Truetlnll' Company bu filed • ' '' -,, • · W... 6 11 t.fc cruJSer a ru er' lD Rose Hill Can be seen by b)' adopted for the Employe~• of tile an. •ppll.catton wit.b the PubUc utJll. Ind . Windy Shade Fllrm West h.p. motors, complete can-- appointment only Call WY .. 1111 ear room. ride IDd .... ="o,ofp::edJepo~o:o:.._ month tiel Commlulon or Ohio to Cbarlll Che's'ter 0 . POMEROY m partm t ' . h d II • II" lermaoce SmaD _.._. ... . r¥• ehlppen on Coll.tract Motor Carrier ' • ,..,n.L,WIU:d.l 8 en ' • J II W C vas, marme ea ' ga ey, a~ 2779. 8 12 tfc . ear rvuO. JteJU)ar PatroJmaft - 12'16.00 pu Permit No. ''" IIY llli41nl the tollow· IOCIDI and private bath. (D. IC • ....,. cessories in excellent condi.. aDd IDIBiprabilltJ Extra~~~~: - II 4!1 . ., ll.our lDf PrlhOI'IL firm. or corporat.IOJUI u PlTrSBURGH mPI) - Dick Man1ger ' LOT FOR SALE· ~ lie I · authorlud •htppert: J. Aron Co .• H l · d 'I'll ..... 0 __ quire O!Uo Hotel. 7 13 tfc Ph. WY 2-2181 lion. Phone WY 2-2881, Middle. &:..&ce n Dll'lll stree\ Foreman - UIO.oo per month Inc., 3:16 M.apzln. lih'ut. New Or· a ey was stgne Ufi!IUCIJ as I ROOM furnished- -hou_Se__inl'=:;~~""'~""'=""'""'""'ll port. 8 26 3tc buildlog site - .3% acres on lletnpolltall MoCeri ~~e:t !:,P•':=:e.Ua~·~~ur- ..;:'~=~a;.rti m:r obtain furtb· an am~iata~t coach for the 1. - - ' - - - - - - - --- - - Route 33, 5 miles from E. MelD Street, Pomero, am.oo per montb er Information u to ,.td appllcatton Pennsylvama Mustanga of tile Mason. Call WY 2-3872, Porn- SEWING machlnes, repair oerWanted To Buy Pomeroy. Good welL can WY Plluo WY ~ :".;:~,::,n:~::..;;;;.~O:, .:.';..:":~ •• addrootlnl ,,. Publk uuuuoa North American Football fllf11 Ohio 8-23-6tp vtce all mak WY 2--2284. • el87 Ut• GuaM. .13 h Commiulon of Ohio. Colwnbulo OhJo. ' . ' . es. ANTIQUE Fum'ture dishes VOJ • 8 17 tfc • 12 ~~~ Coneeulolll Alten4an~ ~~ bO\II' Z41rkl• Tnn:'WII Compuy Uoague. Haley was released bJ <. fURNISHED apartment,- - -4 '!'he FabriC Shop, Pomeroy. miscellaneous.' Call or write; FOR SALE: Fallll, 8 room • ...,.':,~~ """" :::: ·.,,..,. "'' t,~:;.:,"'.;~. the Pittsburgh Steelen Tuel:,::.,":.:~~a~ ~Ythi.i';~ :0~~ Smger ~~ u~nd Mrs. Howard Cecil, 11011 w. bouse, with bath. 129 acres. legal Notice ~.:,~z. ":.':!.;- ~;,"',J";,;n;:;'; w I& "'· "'· .,. day. Uc Main St. , Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-5835. AN oRC::~~~:c~oNOAM~.!o •~· Clerk ~~~B~aN (Jf Publle ..utaln8 14 1965 HONDA 250 Scramble. Co~ 1 29 tfc 8 10 12te: TION 1 Of oRDINANCI NO. til 'l'emPOrar7 arn:11 mJ:: _ 11.00 ,., ··a san IIIV 1 fi'O BEDROOM house-on LlJl.. tact Jack Walker Hemlock · -- - ·-· a. 1t on~:atned b,. u.. vma,., et hour NIIA1al Miiit Iii' '•. S. . . ,1 0 ,... -•um.., birch kitchen, auG after WY 2WANTED Used electric driv1 Sale or Trade ,.,..,. ..... ldlddlopon, ohio, " totm:T!oN '' """' """"",., ' 5 p. m. .ruw ·~..., rove . loWI. inane. No. 88! pu•4M.'I. by the vm.,e 10m u heat. WY z-5127 rrn before WY 2-6894 en cement mixer. also used • SECTION 1: That Sectlol:t. No. I of ol. MiddlePOrt on March I , 1&88, and . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .. a ~ PI . I ' • drill press Gerald Reuter GO-KART for sale or trade foJ: Ordinance No. 88l which J'Udl .. all ordlniDCml IJid parb or onllnam::• 1 8 20 tfc 8 11 tfc · . Mare ponu Mike Jones E J followa: The followiRI Wace SCale a tni:O!llllt.mt bHewlth and bereb)' n· ' .............. rM ... r ' l =:;;;;:;;-:;;;;;;;;ru;;;u-;.---::-; _ __ P<tmeroy, Ohio, 8 21 tfc• . J' ' • • hereby adopte<t for the Rmptcyeee ., pealed. , '': THREE BEDROOMS olill'" PEACHES, DOW plcldug early Hill farm. 8 24 3tp ... VIDa.. of Mlddlopon, Ohio, SECTION ., .,.. .... ordln•oc• ' "1 HeJp Wante d Chief of Pollee - 1313.7~ pu month ehall be retnacltn t4t JuiJ 1 198& room and garage. Located; Red Free, Red Haven, Sun A t le Rerular Pltl rolman tz~l.:15 per monlll PUlled AURUit e. UJG5 • • ....., eeaslru•l•• . . . A WY 2-'~'IAID Haven· others to foU al u 0 a • Nlrht Patrolm.ul IUO.OO per mon.tb 1M !Jnllh ll\10r I ...... N. 5tb venue, ~. . ow: . HELP WANTED apply In per· Extra Pollee - 11.31 per hour. ATJ'EST: Gen. Gra'te 'ae;ll: 8 20 6te 10 apples. Opea Daily and son Crow•a'st.eak House 1964 SIMCO. Take over balance streat Fotelll.a.n- 13L'i.73 per month <l)'a7: Ill) 3, tt.e -~=DOUB==-LE-=-,-=-,..-ms-.-l!lmday, WeDs Orchard, Po,;,.roy. etc ' of $1000.00. In good condition, 8 26 6 222 11)-ciUIIDI'e S~ WY 2-5211 WUkenllle. 7 IS tfc _ __ one owner car. Phone M'i 6.. · - - WANTED - operating room 3394. 8 37 6tc 7 311 30tc lnsur1nce nurse to head the operating . - .rate, PHOTO Copym& Service CoJ> nn. & recovery rm. lmmedi-, 1856 FOR~ piCkup custom cab water, free sewage. Contact les made ,. lepl · r> ate open!Qg, liberal salary & new pam! Job. Can be seen . Need turret end engine lethe; milling m•· John J. Fry, Depot St., Rut- blrll! reconlll and ann:pean' fringe benefits. 7 • 3:30 p. m. Fnday even!Qg or Saturday. chine, drill operaton_ Job openings on Janel. 8 26 311tc olber documents J shift. Write or call Dir. of _!ho~e WY_2-6254. -~- 8 26 3tp Lf estock - - - Beater . . . . - , Pomero, N.urses, Medical Center Hos- 4 Dl\. 1958 OLDSMOBILE, suJ> three shifts: Contad H. W. lowry at Wil_ __! _ -~ - __ t f tlr p!tal, 4th & Sycamore St., er 88, good tires, aU new n:AM OF MARES, 5 years old Gallipolls, 0. 8 26 3tc brakes, radio. power brak•s. liam Ann Motel, Gallipolis. Seturd•v Augweight 2,800 lhs. Clarence For le1se WAlTRESSa ild bartender-want- power steering, bydromatlc ust 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m., and 1 p.m. PnrUand. 8 26 6tp ASIILAND filii•.• station and ed. WY 2-8843. . . I 26 6tc transmission, new . apringo. ... One ol the cleanest car! in grocery for lease. Small WANTED: Woman for house- Pomeroy. Call Walter Grue,. to 9 p.m. Sunday August 29, 10 a.m. to 12 Serv~ bouse available, Howard work. Mrs. Dorothy Cowdery, er. WY 2-3230. Actual mile1.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Woods, Rl. I, above Chester. Long Botlom, Ohio. 1ge 43,000, Pri«,'' $89S.OO., " . . I MIJ• Above Sliver Bride• In Kln.u.a1 0. . . ·•' . • 28 3to . • 25 3to . • . • 110 : ..... ...... . ·-· - -. ...... ··-Bodo ,_ H.-- By FRED LASSWELL HOW DID SNUFfY MAKE OUT iN TH' DAILY CROSSWORD ao -. 1.U. ., HOME On Dlspliy On Big Used Cor Lot-Open Tll9 P.M. WY 2-2126 WY 2-5325 '!\ IARNEY GOOGU 1nd SNUFFY SMITH GO Blaettnars GMAC AND BANK FINANCING ._ --~,.....~..... !~ . ........ Better Buys POMEROY $1899 ,.,,..,........,,. .'' YOU GET THE J AT (Just 6 to Go in This August Sale) Chevrolet 6'h' stepside body with heavy duty rear springs, heater, defroster, spare tire, oil filter and oil bath air cleaner. ,....r.w aw "'"'' l"'' " ..- "" .., •-"" NEW HOLLAND Ensilage blow. ~·rttonlllle. ~tii'Ol'll Uloal<' Ill' .,.,_, bnl"ll.-11at~~l• a.. puh er WI'tb 8" pi pe complete. •DIN a. .w _._.t_.,..t ... ,..,..n.t""' tor Jim Carnahan , Racine • Ohio. ....,aon Phone WI 9-'l/118. 8 27 6tc --------- ~ --------- AT'cti.JIITY GHIEIIAL llfN C/61'Y ~s INFOAA\ATI!Jo4 NURSE <SAMSmA, ARECENT CUIW4 E)CILE ... • �� 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. 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