https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1829b944c9e7552c042609b1bb44c0f2.pdf 3999f9e0594dbd5e174ebb816fba5c63 PDF Text Text �-" - ... • ,, • I Racking Accident Probed ···~;-l r CJdenl, mvolvmg a parked car, at 8 111 a rn ~"'ndav on Rt 35 one and six-tenths mJle!i! west of Galhpoil!li No one was lnJUr· POUS BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES - Twenty-four of 29 graduates of ~he Gallipolis ~uslness GALLI h 0 ed diplomas Friday night in ceremonies at the Washmgton school are p1ctured here. First row, . kl B rbara Kennedy Ann Rl!fferty Mildred Jean Edwards, h•ld, 35, Rt 1 Pt Pleasant, College w recelV parked on the opposite Side o an;•H:,di Barnett. row, left right- David Patrick the highway Mmor damage G James E Marcum, Charles WU!iams, Kathryn Denms Kennan, Frank E. Greenlee, y, us done to both cars. ou ' 11 d p tsy sc~tt Thlrd row - Penny L. Champer, Mary Betz Foster, Vera Jean Ross, James Jl', The palrol Cited CBsey to mu -:!net HanBall a Betty Houck Margaret Ann Ball, and Thelma EIUott. NOT PICI'URED - Joyce Ann me1pal court Sept 4 on a Mil~;;, ;arebra Pugh 'Scarberry, Willian{ C. Thomas, Sandra E. DaVIson, and Barbara Ann Duncan. charge of Improper backmg A rear end colhs1on occurred ............................ ""."'..."'""""'"'"'"'"' at 2 10 p m Friday on Rt 35, SAIGON (UPII - Soulb less than a half-m11e west of VtetDameae lom!a ldUod 50 a car owned by Otis R LJtch- l~ft t~nght t J:\~~~s LJ::~~o~~C:L~:~~ ~or:ha:Jg~~~ney Be~ver c 1{'~ ~ • p k ~wc?e~ ~lm ,m~ ~arol Alfred Society News Are Presented Frl'day N'•ght es Newton J ~ Me down fl om Ravmond C1ty Wllh to make a nght turn and hts w ~cond io Je~n GBC Diplomas ' ~~~~'i:."~t~~a:;~~r:~l:~~ 'Mountain Boy' was Early RIVer ac et Folkarama ~;:~~,:,.;b!t~::. Scheduled lore dawa ID the Mekoul ~ ta, 100 mUes southwest of Sa. II anaouuced bere. An armed U. S. beUcopter Sepl4 tb PT PLEASANT- The Maa. This Ilttle packet was o\ J Bickell a mob to hang a negro taken I ur was struck from behind by Sunday School attendance on by the Kanawha Hlvedr an G,.l ,urg, an "red Wav Jr of, from the packel w N Chan a car dmen by Joan L Brown Aug 22 was 54. the olfering coo, WBI 11 II p ket Co an ran a · ap,.un ,. 1 10 P<I s ac wtlh '" , S.•tcklev Pa " reopooSlble ccllor ThiS boat ran m I " 123 R1o Grande Damage was , 1343_ Worship semces were 1870,/ and for a <lorv told hun b1 Captam P11lsburgh · Kanawha 11 rtver i mmor and no one was mJured The 29-memher class of the held at 10 45 with an attendance :;.ntl; n ElliS c \!,Ke that he saw lhts trade frt>'ll 1882 to 1892 whiCh The patrol cited Mrs Brown Galhpnhs Busmess College re- of 19 vere Swartz leading. ern lire Two of four 111 bere 181111 s h were C p- boa! land at W Va foxrs lhe date of this JDCldenl l tr mumclpal courl Sept 4 on a celVed diplomas durmg cere- The MYF held its regular :,,.:..,. broaghl Interesled '" er a as hetween these lwo dates charge of fa1lure to stor w1th1n rnomes conducted In the Wash- rneeUng Sunday at 6 p rn The lor treatment of mlaor gun2-Dally Senhnel, Pomerov·Mlddl•po•t 0, Aug 28, 1965 So •c may add one more use the assured clear diStance ington School audltonum FTlday choir practice at 7:15, Worship bot wouadl. NeUber wu In __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ~ -In whH:h steamboats have been I Conv1ctwus Fnday tn Metgs naght In Galltpohs. service at 7 45 wtth the Rev ~oua cODdltloa. I put counly court mcluded· Orv11le Mrs Adelaide Sanders played Casto. 1 ll1r> wh1te h:mds nn lht> Moun-~ L Ison, 27, Franklin Furnace, the processmnal with Mtss Ron-j The WSCS held its regular "'"""'"""""''""..""'"'"""""'""'"""'"""'' tam Boy's stacks w~uld mdJcare j fmed $10 and costs fatlure to na Erwin, student gtving the meeting Tuesday evenmg, Aug i that she was at one lime, eJ~17 at the home of Nellie ark· 1 slop w1thm the assured clear mvocat10n e' I er owned ur opera led bv diStance, George E Newhouse, Guest speaker frr lbe evening er With an attendance of moe 15 1 IWhtl• I ollar l.me but !hat 164, Rl 2 IU!edsvllle, $5 and was to be Leo Blackbum, pres!- The rnee!lng was in charge Dear S1r ralion nul !rue 1 df t h t d denl of the Portsmouth InterBo 1 I have rt'reJved trom the of It provJdt.>s for the conduct of Tlw [JJ( lure looks llkP s h el cvs ~· 'e e~ JV~l ex a~~ :san. tat College but due to last of the preSident, Eleanor yes OCie 0 es ftre of u s Sent~lor ~~rank J national ele( twns on 1h1 llr~t WOotler La" renee me, • yra 9 e was when regular meetlng was COO· 1 k 1 all ow 1 ol Sen,rle li tII Sunday :n NovemhPr "" even LauS<he a ,: and no boat Ieuse, $5 and cosls, unsafe vehlehe Idueled II was vo,ted to gwe $5 S.I2ll mtrodu('t'd by St>nator numlwrPd )~aro: v;ould ever land or tie up Wlth le, and $225 and costs, With $200 u ah B PP ch director of Cor the Mtmsters W1ves Re- Mrs Jumor (Ann )Mash and Evert Dirksen on /<ebl uri.lrv 19 H thl~ propo~ed leglslnllon !u r rmddlewhcrl aground and o ~he , me suspended pendmg th:h~~~s llsre:us;ness College, treat A new shtpment of gela- famJiy are m Columbus vtsttmg 1 1965 Th s B11l has hrt•n lt'<~d becomt>!i lHw 1t w1!l bP< ~> ne the loH•ground does not look like a \~ar s probat10n for no oper- 1and Mrspo Lois Breech of the tm has been recetved The wor· her rather, Mr Clayton Brof1 1 tw ce and ret erred tn ttw (om •·llectJve on the f11 sl Sund.n m H ~IP<~mbo~t l~ndml!" Or was &tors he esse If ll d the class and ship meeting to be held at the ford, who is at Uruverstty has1 m1ttee on Rules and Admm1s ~m ! 111bu 1!:166 she Ju:-;t hnlthng sllll 10 "have Palrol arrests F'nday mclud- dacr Ya presen e Forest Run church was discuss- pttal There Is an old adage that lleJ Jll( tuJ e took en ·• ed Kay D Lester, 32, Rt 1 tp o~ I a e sched· ed. Recipe books were discuss- Mr and Mrs. Dave King vi&t• I g. ' ' '"""'"' >II owo ' Thurman bonded to Fa •'m c r st de t ed •led here thiS weekend with reiIS 'optnHIIl IS that Sundav In lht s lcounlv court Sept 4, no mud- ufed to n: The secretary Helen Woode at!ves and friends. 1 l iiUI\III .I ill ,t iS " ' """I lec>lgl flaFpsf b d M ::rl was IDS!rucled to order the Mr and Mrs E A SlewMrart mzed "' • da1 for •ors lip "'" or e!hng on s m e1gs new program books lor of Colwnbus VISited With . lite>tl cgtvflllg '" (;nd uubr. ea county couriR•ere Blvdan ILIIc:reolflcials today and materials for the week of and Mrs Wayne Beal and fam Mrss Sandra Brewmglon bi!d<· tor and or a res! dav .c.n"e means, 23 I 1 ' we ' 21- rarsed Mr Breech and hiS staff Prayer and Self Derual Florence liy Sunday whlie enroute to e Ier·t ol l\'1 r I',ogPJ I.II( kt ~ dou d t.od hasbl sho•md so for speed m excess for road II as P the busmess coIIege cont· 1•.- Spencer turned m more money Kanawha where they wlil \\as gues 1or Iwnor aI <.t swpn:-.t 110 ..... redeemed coupons 1 d S1 1 essmgs morr11 an 11 greater condiiJOns V and John W E 1 ues to grow and prod uce out~ f~rn spend the wmter 111111 up· 1 1 1 11 1 d , 1 rll 11 12 brtdal shower '" n hi lh ss11 '' "' '' '' ' ' " ''' '" '" an " " " u< son, 29 Mt ernon, 7 50, passm students Genevieve Guthrie led the Mrs Sylv1a Bryson, Conme Margery II ar liS g,lfld ,~1Is ul p \'.( tt the delegates h program ., has Ion nm otlwr nat10n on the lt>d !rom the lllg at an mtersedmn stand K 'Ewah Woman's land Larry Bryson of North Can00 h Stump 1 ursdav """ ntng at a em11r ' 1 ld 1 nnu 1 o\ 1 t'Jc Pr s Assn who 1 Umvers•ty ," With song ' scnp- ton VISited last week wtth her cot fee brunch !wid at the H,u ! Sflou olppose : .; uc 1 a nuxd art ended I he 20t/J anm\iersary I PLAN Po\RTY ture readmgs and readings by Mr and Mrs John ns home un I hJrd Ave i !uri! tl SO~ lett !Zdlng ~IOid!llll s (1111 of t/)f 0~ A rmd NEA LearlPrs The Chester pTA Will SjXlneach member. The closmg pray· Dean and sons Whtle here she r'I1e g1 II s IH·re pIJt t d on il re • lt,:JtJn er was by Thelma Henderson also visited her mother • Mrs Par~ 1 un t le 1 ny uo 11 la s sed <on!( Jent.:e at Kt nt Stille Aug SOJ a Get Acquamted I table de~or<.~!{d w1t 1 paper far.1 11 or wo1 s liPPing 1m an u~t 22lJ ty" for the ftrst grade on AugThe hostess served refresh- Lenor a Dean of Pomeroy and strt'(lffi"'fS and a blue umblt'llti or nur 01\n lt:'::il 4.11 Citizens W! th the fll('~:f' 'Leadf'rs ust 31st Cit 1 30 p m. at the e~ ments to the members and the her SLSters, Mr. and Mrs. Clmr I offec rolb and hull "''re •hn .ne agatnst Ohtu holdmg Spark Prugrm emphasis was ' Chester School three uesls The next Waggoner of Harrlsonvdle and I d on Mr. a nd Mrs Paul Paynter of 1 smed at a bulfclto t te ntvlle PledJons t Sundo s 1y snould f kwnte1 plaet"d IJn the prtst lcgJsla110n ml1 Wll1 bge held a1 the home g e,ts Ml s James Dame is .md " on<e u ' eoa "' ran . lire st"te and the plans to push ' CALL CANCELLED By Alta Cone GenevlOVe Guthrie on Sept 21 Carpenter and attended l he r< r.eoe ll.mrs '" '"ted tlocu I au sc he and Senator Stephen I he I'F r progr.m "hlch .,II The Racme fire departmenl Mrs Faye Wood and daught- With Thelma Henderson Meigs County FaiT dau•lrler w>lh lhe shower \J \ lllmg f'lw .<ddces, Senate he on Ihe ballots m November was ca lled al 4 05 P m Fnday er Mrs Bermce Bowen, char e of the program V!Sltmg for a whlie With Mr The guost Its! mcluded MISs ?fill c Hutldmg, 1\ashmgloo l5, The kelltnte speaker was to the home of Thomas Evans ed Mrs Wood's daughter, VtvlClara FoUrod and Nma and Mrs Nev White and chlldBrel\mglon ""d Iter lllolhe<, I t fltrhard Halchelder preSldenl or, Rtdge, but were re- an m Kankakee, Ill . Robmson spent last week VlSll· >ren IS her mother, Mrs Jenme Mrs James Brewmgrnn Renjamm F Twncr of the As:m and one of turned to the statwn whJie en- j Mrs Ethel Radekln vtslted lng relati'ves In Mt Sterling and Holley 71~ ~Pt.:hiJ Av, Luckl•ydoo, mother ot the Lanc.:aslrr, Ohio lhe or I1cr mam ~pea kcrs was route as the f1re had been put her daughter, Mrs Roger BoIen Wtlhamsport, Ohto. Vtsltmg over recent week 8 groom Nt!w HaH'n w \a Sen Ol 1ver Ocasek Also attend· · out No damage wa~ reported and famJly, Londonderry, and Mrs Donna Crockarell and end wJth Mr. and Mrs Virgil 5 1 \1J Don Lanham of (o~ofton mg ~~oas Luc1l e &rnJth, a dele- I Mrs LIZZie Harvey, Columbus chlld~n of Alexandna, Va, Carl and son were her parents, 11 v. Mr< Clwr[e, 'roman ,JI,,,,I/,.,.11 x 'l'ourillg gale from K'ger Creek H tg h1 BOND FORFEITED Mr and Mrs Leo Ragan re- spent last week With her moth- Mr and Mrs Charles Barnett Belpre Mrs !\Jvron M11ler Vlrs l '.S. bv }Pt PI 1srhoul and Rose Easterday, 3 James Lee Sparren, 34, Dover, cently made a busmess trip to er, Mrs Lmrue Gaul, and other of Grove City Wayne Gibbons Mrs \1 F Dow I flrte MeJgs ~ounty delegate OhiO has rorfetted a $15 bond Belpre I tives and attended the Vtsitmg Wtth Mr and Mrs son Mrs Bernard Fuliz, Mt s ,:::' Hr"" Mtddleport i m M;ddleporl Mayor Lee Snulh's Mr and Mrs Jerry Huff and County Fair Charles King Sunday were Mr 1 Pat (,aJiaghl;' Mrs Duna ld P er has spent a va- 1 court un an tllegal exhaust fr1ends or Dayton spent a recent Mr and Mrs Murray Hop- and Mrs Charles Sayre. Sllvf'rs M1 s F'orreo;t Brtchtt>l thC' Unll •d h a r g e l1Sunday with Mrs Gtnevra Fos-- k1I19 of Dayton spent last week Mrs Hazel Arnold who rece1v· Mrs I "'h Bahr L w' a " Y Je P aue dunllg the ter. lth Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz ed word her brother Clayton McComas Mrs llarold George Metgs General llotpital CongratulatiOns to the newly· other relatives here and Brotrord of was rll Mrs Earl Kntghl Mrs Robetl lbu el w';:' J•l ICulum ADMISS IONA - r r u II' h a weds. Mr and Mrs Ronald Bol- attended the Melga County and • patient at University hosMcElhmny •nd M" Jame' ds fo 1"" Me as Hngton, Johnston Radcltff Cora Wlil '" I Barbara Dixon) Fair pita! was In Columbus Friday an am l v r •nd Mrs 0 ' ' ' Mrs M11lon Mulhns and Glen· ' h S1mpson J Peppones h t k h Pomero> Ohm Goodwm Porn· Mr and Mrs Dinsmore to visit blm While there s e 8 Also Mr< Charles Bradbury she her on The Joppa Ws C S mel at • eru1. Phllltp R01bel Pomeroy Ime were 10 Za:vllle d to Boy!.;. spent oeveral days last also visited her father, B1U Mrs Mary Grueser Mrs Mil: ' where sh "" ld er n!l'ce Ihe hnme ol Mr and Mrs C I DISCHARGES - George IMrs John Knox o un erwen week In Louisville, Ky. Brofford and her SISter and lard Plene Robert Hoef I 8 d f I hr me A Carnf'!t before their return nes Hemlock Grove surgery tn a hospital there M VIrgie Buckley spent fannly Accornpaoying her were 1 n e rtml Y ~1r and Mr<:. 0 t 10 Fl d Th 11 d ' Mrs Albert Cone spent the rs hrh Mrs lnhn Vroman "'" 1 t B np on a ose a en ·1 Saturda and Sunday afternoon• her children Evallne and NaBess Sanborn Mrs Carl' Bran- tur tn o d Columbia VIC ' mg •ere M.Jcgaret GrossntckSIXTEEN DIE past week m Alhens viSltmg ber hI y lth the open house al than Jr and 'Mra Pat WIIUarns non, MISs Barbara Jones Kar-1 ant olderb plow le, Judy Adams, Phyllis Stuse, l POINT SHERY France (UP!) aon and famtly, Mr and Mrs the Pllli!Kim=• Convalescent Horne Mr Mra john Dean and re urne \ )el to Booton M 11,. Bcned 0 1 H ' Donald Cone e · en Gregg, McEihmny, Mass \\here she Is e um, pa express from Mtlan ram· Rick Pelllt s nt several m Athens Among others sons visited w th Mr. and Mrs. 1 Susan Br<1dbury Sandra S1mp-1seemg the many lustortcal 511., 1and AI tee Barr med mlu the rear of another da !lth hiS u!:le and aunt tending on these open boose Kenneth Markins, Sunday whlie 8 son Chnstlm: Bahr, and Miss She will bP met m Charleston Mr rmd Mro: Clearmont tram Jammed With vacatmners aule and Wife 1D were Richard and Teresa Mr. MarkiM was home from Carol Bachtel Harm, IV Va ' by hec da ltler and rts had a cookout recently at at a statton bere today, ktlhng t Wy Va • ley, Coy Hawk, Shirley Jones, Blulfton where he Is employed Middleport and Mrs. Bud KlS- famtly Ml and f,ne Har- lhetr home Tho<e allendmg at Jea,t 16 persons and m]r Mrs 'Gmevra Foster Mrs Mr and Mrs. Hobart Miss Sandra Beal, daughter sel. Columbus 1ns 1wm, Mr and Mrs Herman rng 28 Wtlma Huff and Miss' Helen Mr and Mrs Chal. D. d. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, Nancy Harns asolSied lhe I Grossmrkle, Mr and Mrs Juhn l Per s ent a da With Mr Mr and Mrs Harry Guthne, Is on a sightseeing trip along hostesses wrllt lhe servmg : , , Slose and famrly of Ce ltna Mr HSITS BUCKEYES and ryMr,P Albert dne LlDrue Gaul, Donna with Mr and Mrs Elwood BowGames were ploved aod P""' l are' Iand Mrs Sonny Horns. Mtke NA fiONAL CITY, CALIF Tom FitzpatriCk made a busl· and chddren ers and Peggy of Potnl!roy They awarded to Mrs M E Dowson Opt>nt'd 111 o\-Joon·e and lrmm1 lliPl1 - Mtke Staley threw a ines lnp to Jackson Thursday Mr. and Mrs Fred will vlStt In White Sulphur and Sandra S1mpson T-Sgi Jack A Stephens, lo- \lr and Mrs James Brannon no hiller rnday mght for Jo- Misses Brenda and Toni Pet.. and aon, Mrs. Anna w. Va.. and lbe Blue - - - ---cal atr rone !leo r 111 teo has and Jackte were callmg on Mr hell II , Which ehmmated Eu- tit have been VISiting rela- and Mra. Bess10 Mountains. Cruichhank will announced lhal person. Wllh and Mr< r.eurge Reed clrd Ohto lrom the Pony lives In Charleston, W. Va. ChilliCOthe have Frances Miller of 1 Rl'tire Sf'Jltf'mbf'r 1 prtor mthlrarv slrvtce are n<'Cd- Mrs Marga<et Grossmck le League World S.rtes, 2-1 Sunday VISitors at the Albert Mrs. Cappel's old PT PLEASANT - I Ied by lhe Atr Force A new and ch tldren were rallmg on IU I.OTEMPS Cone horne were Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mra. Glen ~ Cruickshank of R k p ' hsl of required skil l< 'onlam Mrs .lean Miller and fanuly, l NEW YORK (UP!) - The Donald Cone and Kevin and and family have parttally ager of i specialties prevwuflly doWll- highest temperture reported to Mrs Mae Qulvey, Athens ed into Uletr newly rurwdeled an s transmJ~slnn 'md I tr se and It ~~ pwisJhle for m,my ea s I the US Weather Bureau f'n.l Mrs Lona Pettit made a home oppolste their store. depart men I I prtor service personnel to enilst ' day, excludmg Alaska and Ha- busmess tnp to Charleston, W. remodeling will continua ternber 1 afteJ 40 years of serv- l lr theJr old gradr or one grade urd<lV With Mr a~d Mrs Clar wau, was 112 at Needles, Calif IVa recently some time lee 10 lhe eie"fnc ultltty mdu 8· [lower, dependmg on lhe length Hk d 1 1 The lowest reported thiS morn- Donna and Barbara Ragan of Several local families par1lclcl 11 of tune separated enrf Pr an amJ Y mg was 30 at Roseau and Be- lColumbuA spent a week with pated in and attended 11 he ded Prtor servtce personnel are Mr and Mrs Buford Blake- , mtdJ Mmn their grandparents, Mr. and Melga County Fair. Some e WJ Sllf ree as man- Inot requJrcd to attend hRsJc and d<tUghter of MHIIOn spent ' ---Mrs Leo Ragan the wlnners were Alfred Gr;ongel ager of. the lransmtsston and trammg and tho Y ran choose : the weekend Wlih Mr and Mrs I CASTROITE DEFECTS Mrs Joe Turner and SODS llrat Pamela Henderson, dl!trli>Ullon department by E !their asSignments For furlher Dale Barr and famtly LONDON (UPIJ - Dr Luls t,Jerry and Tony called on he; and Eddie Parker in C Rankm of Roanoke,. OS<lst- mformatwn persons should con Recent V!Sllors of Mr and I Rtcardo Alonso Fernandez, Cu- mother, Mrs Ginevra Footer, Belter Liv..rock Show. Geortel and dlStnbu- lac! Sgt Slephens al Pomeroy Mrs Pearl Dllloo and family ban ambassador to Great Bnt- recently Gulbrle and Gerald Guthrie --~•get Masomc Temple Mondays l-3 were Mr and Mrs Don Jones aln smce 11163, diSclosed today Spendmg the weekend at the horse pulling and Sarah p m , or wnte USA I' Recrull-land famtly, Mr and Mrs Earl he has reSigned his posl ~n ~ro- Enckson horne was the Bob well In ,.wing. mg orr1ce, Secunty Btllldmgg, l Dtllon \1r and Mcs Ray Dll·ltest agam,sl Fidel Castros lo- Shaw family, Westerville Mrs. E!Ml8 Findling ree1mlol Athens lion and famtll Mrs Paul An- 1tahtanan reg1me I Mrs Ethel Radekln and Jun- Iy spent weekend witb DIVOTEf.., TO INTIUST 0~ derson and famliy and B1ll Hoslor Radekln and family •ttend· and Mra. 1Earl Peraoa In Hunt. I PLAN REUNION : letter Die Bailey and farntly . ed the Cummings reunion wbleh lngton, w. Va. cn"t.r r.nMtlm, u1tor Descendants of Abraham and Mr and Mrs Harold Bran· Mrs Violet Barr of Cahfor- was held in Chillicothe on SUD- Archle WeD bas moved P\rbllthed e~eryOhio.aflfomoou I!JICI'!PI 1 Mary <Will) Bahr IaMay by The Valley PubU•bwill hold non spen l Sol uu~. . ay IS Man&- nIa IS VISiting with Mr . and da y swnner. :r!r~~';!f:n' ~~"=aa~~"~ ·P~~~; Itheir annual reumon September f1eld w1th thetr ch1ldren They Mrs Raymond Barton Mrs Dorothy Mercer and Mn. Raymond Harper of WY :121541 E<lttonal phone wy 1- 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs returned fhe1r r,randchlldren to Mr and Mrs Loroen Bene-. children visited her parents, roll visited ber daughter and ll~tered II Meon6 eat. m;ll]RJ Charles Goe leln Flatwoods, their home llfter spend mg the dum and daughters and Mr and Mr and Mrs Leo Ragan for • famUiet. Mra. 'lbelma ~-~! mattet: aL the pwt offl~• •t Pomeroy. g A ba s ke t dmner past WE'ek here Mrs Me1gs Benedwn VISitedd few days. aon '"'" _ .. Mrl · Osie Follrod Oilto near pomeroy. rt~eUonaJ ad.-•rt.lllnl' repreaent:au.. will be served at noon Descend Mrs Glenda Benedurn a n d Saturday eventng wllh Mr an week. ~!'::'~~••'~',., '~~.'-;;~: ant! of Moses and Susan Will daughters spent a fe• days w1th Mrs. Vance Mlihone at Tuppers MARRIAGE APPUCATION LOCAL TEMPS 8U~rlptlon rat... D~llvered by I d her parents Mr Bnd Mrs Roy Plams Eugene Hestef. . Jr., 2:1, New •ant•r whe"' •vau~b'• - :;o ~enua a so are mvlte . . , ..... One year In ,ovance ~t Rolhns and daughter Middle- Mrs G1end a Benedurn an d Ann Tracy, zo , Pomeroy • st· 'lbe temperature towD • PaUJ' sentinel oftlt~ au 60 sto: --d h port ' daughters were calling on Mrs Haven student 'IIJd Asenath Pomeroy'a -down ....... tUII. Otr~e muntlui 13 90 Mrs Roland DIS! vlsJte Wit I ' 'p ...._ dlltrlct WRI It degreea ., K.cuer Route •he ... ctrrler rer- h th Mr Burson one Floyd Barnhouse spent the Margaret Grossnickle aDd Ann Tracy. 20. ~. ..... tultoflv ...w •.tu ..1.1 . . at U:to a.m. "*..eo&u. -. ll'ralJeb.,., GM month 11:10 er mo er, S 1 d h .~ Mr I ll tlent. r-.., __,.. MA -. ;,ear tta. weeken w1t Mr. ariU s W1n- am1 y, recen y. WJIJ 'ZllrH molltha 13 00 slJI mon.w day recentiJ• hpohs-Charlc:t~: Po~eroy ~~::::...:. ~ere Wmf~eld co~ ;1~;' ';~, :~n~~~~ t Me~gs, Two Pomeroy Teachers are At Conference ~I ~lmtghtv Kingsbury s •tyN t m;nu~ c;~~ms~~ces <~I>'" ' 8 'd f " e-e ec Honored with Surprise Shower ~~ 10 ~sse:u, ~ ~I ~ ~r ~~~~ fall't."r~ 'I o~~uruty be~::. 1~6 Chestnut Ridge SOCiety • N VlSl~ \l vr~ ~agle N~..'\ Mr~ 1 lc~;~ ~:l;on ~pan~mgl p<~S~ seve't~ week~ ~h , or 1 Mr~ ~here o~thea K<:~ren ~:e~gs Joppa ( SOCJety • Notes ~m s~ He~- nl~sh pre~ntly · ~nd arns ~ -An Har-~ Mt~ Glk aon~ll~ Sl~ sr,.~•ah._I"S ~ut•~n p~r~sb~~~·n;e~~~tliewl r~l~resd ~e~ ~ I ~·;~ ·~~wfaJ~;Is: o~ISI~~G~~ I I r,ar; ~: ~~~~mts<wn THE DAILY SENTINEl •.:~::s, ":.~:?,",.!!:.~ I I 1 I :::::";:!". I ' /I ~; Cou~ty or HlStoncal Society rntght smg for 1ts supper, but It's planmng lo let anyone woo wrnts to smg for 1ts museum. The SOCiety will sponsor a ''folkarama" sing at :30 p m, Sept 4, m Harmon Park ht:re There ~ tU be no admission charge for the ; . but all donations wd1 be 81a pted tc help the organization purchase a bmldtng on Ma1n 1St, to serve as ItS museum General Cha1rman Robert P. Rtckard of the sing commHtee satd participation m the program JS open to all types of str.gers - from folk through bJllbtlly, rock and roll, Jazz, barbershop to opera, It ts not bm.Jted to Mason countums m fact Gallia countians and Meigs counuans have been IllVlted to P"!\lClpate Groups or JndlVlduals WlSh· ing to participate may t'Ontact Mrs Belva Farley at the Pt. Pleasant Chamber of Cornmerce A number of smgers al· ready have been oched~led. ~--------p J d • ort an I ~• - t~ -- - ~ . . ~ - f 'f 1 " 1 •,_ " ~~!~~~~i~BalU~e ~~: ~·r:=: <)oils o- 49·a•'S ,,.e 1 "'?.]7 Cardt:J,. .::;; .J. I ' ft t 1 • N J , the '(U) . oppose the Pitttlburg!l Steelera The Sl U,u,. CarQJnals and were acqwred by lhe respec d11·kPd '" the fourth period to (0-21 at Atlanla and the' Green San Francisco l'ony Niners liVe teams ddrmg the ofl· gtve the r'urty Nlners a 17-10' Bay Packers play the Dal~•s both clauned victory today as stason. leao woped out by Johnson's 15- Cowboys (tJ-2) at Dallaa a result of a Ue. Woodson started the Cat dt- 1yard scorrng pass to Randle The Detroit l.lons <tl-2) enter The Cardinals and Forty nals on a touchdown march w1th two <econds left tam the NFL champion CleveNmers played ts a 17-17 t1e 1D with a 42-yard punt return m The game was the first of 10 land Browns 13-) in a Sunllay a National Football League ex- the second period, Charlie John- ' weekend pro football eihlbt- afternoon game hlb1tion game Friday Qight, but aon compl~tlng the dr~ve with 1 tJOna, stx '" the NFL and four In the AFL OD Saturday the score of the game was sec- a seven - yard toss to Sonny the AFL mght, 1t is Denver vs. Houston CINCINNATI (UP!) - II was spend another long wlnler reo Jloy6's de<lldins hit carne aft. ondary to the performance of Randle. In today's NFL games, the at San Antonio, Tes., Blllfalo the longest National League playmg the latest one •m Billy lii<;Cool, who worked two players. Crow, a 6-foot-2 215-pounder Ch1eago Bears 0-1) play thel " Kansas C1ty at Wkh!ta, game of the aeaaon - exactly "All of those chances 18 the final lbree laDings, lSSUed The blg news lor the Card!- who gamed more than 500 1Los Angeles Rams (1-1) at Kan, New York va. BOitoD 11 live hDIII'llln the playing - but score," he moaned. Cincinnati walks to 1.e1t Brock and Curt "Your fatber saya you was that Abe Woodson cut yards rushtng for the Cardinals fll•shvllle Tenn the New York/ Norfolk Va, and San Diego vs. to Cincinnati Reds Manager left 16 men stranded and fell JI'Iood. , oent to the sllowera loMe wtth one of his patented last season, smashed away al l ' ' QakJand at PortlaDd On. Diet Sisler it must bave 1'h games behind league-leading St. Louis get ·all to a 4-& you looked dirty 001 returns and the big news his old learnrnate's Une for key HUBBELL TO PLAY .. .. leemed a Illetlme. Los Angeles as a result. ill the fll'OIIOUr" innings, but the Forty-Nmers was that saiDS that aet up a 11-yard / LIONS CUT TWO 881 lor your pflcbfiJi" Tho Reds carne out on the "The bases loaded and one Reds foUght bact to lie It John l)av1d Crow gave them touchdown slnke from John HOUSTON (UPIJ-The Hous- DETROIT (UP!)-The Detroit short end of a 6-5 score In a out and we don't score." Sisler 5-5 in !be seventh frame the kmd of inSide power ruD- Brodie to Dr e Parks. ton Astros announced Friday Lions Friday cut from their 14-inlng contest F'nday rught muttered, shaking hiS head. The tledB bad another wng they want. The players The Brodle-Parks combo also 1 that Carl Hubbell would parllCl· squad veteran end Hugh MeWith st. Louis thai conjured up That was in the lith inning. chauee to ree !be game 111 the • pate in a n old t1mers' game Inms and rook1e quarterbaek lor all concerned a VISion of a Don Pavletich was oent up to 13th when PBvlelich smgled Loo Ang OliO 201 OOX- 3 5 111Sept 6 Karl Sweetao mghtmare that occurred last pmch-h1t for Gordy Coleman with two ·oul and Frank Rob10• , Lolicb, Fox 16), Gladdmg (7) Hubbell, the "meal t1cket" of Tum Meyers rookie signalseason and fouled out to lhe firs! base- son doubled. Th1rd base and Freehan. Chance, Lee 18) the New York G~ants of the caller from Northwestern, was "Every t•rne the Reds got man and Frank Robmson struck Frank Oceak waved the By Untied Press latunallollal and Egan, Rodgers 19) Wmner 1930s, won 253 games m the l lhus assured or lhe third-string men mto scormg postllon, l was I oul footed Plavletlch home and he S American l.eague -Chanee (ll·9l. Loser - Lo- maJor leagues and helped I he , quarlerback Job Mclnms played thmking about that game they The end of that threat also was out by 30 feet Robmson's Ust game) ilch t111 1 HR-F'regost (14th I Gtants lo lhree pennants He I four years ln the Nallonal Foot. had With the Ptrates last year," en-ed luckl•ss J1m O'Toole's btl off the scoreboard JUsl WASHINGTON tuPil -There Boston IJO(J 1110 tOO- 2 8 1 Nallooal League won 20 "' more games lor ftve l ball l.eague lhree w ih St Lollsaid third baseman Ken Boyer, chance to piCk up his second a few feet from a gamHndmg were strong md>catwns today Chicago 001 100 Olx- 3 8 0 IChtcago 0110 050 OOU- 5 6 Q cunsecultVe se"'oos IS and one wtth the 1Lions whose double won the game for v1ctory of the season horner. the long-fought dispute belween ' Stephenson, Earley 15), Rad Mol waukee 000 ooo 030- 3 ; o the Cardmals The southpaw took over In the In the bottom of the 14th, Leo the Amaleur Athletic Umon at 17l and Tollman, Buhl Abernathy 181 and Ba. He was refemng to the !-& fourlh mmng from starter Joey Cardenas singled With two out, IAAUJ and tbe Natwnal Colleg Horlen, Wilhelm 18) and , fey Johnson FIScher 111, Osm deciSion the Reds dropped 1n 16 Jay and worked 1-3 IDDings, but Bob Gibaon was called 10 1ate Alhletic Assoc1al10 n Martm Wumer - Wlihelm 13· sk1 t91 and Gunder Wmne< lnmngs to Pittsburgh m the f1- allowmg but one unearned run te face pinch-hiller Art Sham- (NCAA) would he dumped 10 7>- Loser - Radat 15·111 HRs -Buhl 113·91 Loser-Jobn<on l nal week of the 1964 season whlie scattering five hits and sky and reUred h1rn to end the the lap ol the u s Olyrnp 1c - Thoma~ 0 1lh), Comgharo ' 114-llt HRs - Wtlhams >23n1t They left 18 men oo base m str1king out seven game Comnultee. (25 lh) Alou (21st) Jones t261h) lind game) that one It was by far hiS best effort J1rn Maloney (15 - 6) was The feudmg groups have Bost 002 1101 OlO003 6 10 1 San Fran Sisler, DO doubt, also was re of the season and earned h1rn scheduled to start tomght's agreed to make one last at- Choc:" IJO(J 0110 1110 233- 9 11 °1 0 1 6 0 Ne• York OliO 000 200 - 2 8 2 membermg it and wondermg a startmg assignment Tuesday game agamst CUrt S1mrnons (9- tempt to work out lhe1r differ Be gell )000 d N whether he was doomed to night agamst Milwaukee 11) of the Cardmals. ences w1lbout the a1d ol the B h "~ F' 14 3 , 8~ d 1 ~n Spahn. Llny 171 aod Haller Senate Commerce Comnuttee u ar . IS er an o- • Sutherland , Miller Par I Daily SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 28, 1965-3 hi h F d ded mano Loser Buhardl (10' sons 18) Richardson t81 Beth w c r1 ay en a senes or j) HR _ Thomas (lBth) , bearmgs mto the quarrel _ ke f8) and Canmaro \\ mner But spokesmen for both or -Spahn 17-151 Loser - Suthergamzahons were pessllnJstJ~ j New York 000 1.1011 000- 0 ~ 21Jand (l 1) HRs - McCovey 2 aboui chances o1 a setllement /Kan C•ty 000 000 OJ- 1 ' 1 (31st & 32ndl Gabrrelson 17th I, bf lh Ford (13-9) and Howard Smllh 1161ht, Mays t40tht, Hmt e ore e comnuttee meets O'Donoghue (7.17) and Lache- <lBthl next Wednesday to draft 1ts mann recommendatiOn Jor a solu-, Uon ' Los Asgeles 104 121 000- 9 113 • Although commltieo Chair· I no mnmgsl .. Phtla 400 011 002 - 8120 1 IV , Balt1 1100 000 1110 0- 1 1 01 Drysdale Reed 181 and RoseBy Unlled Presa lntematlonal ~anh arren G Magnuson, D- Wash 001 1100 00 1- 2 6 2 boro Herbert, Belinsky (31,1 American Leag110 "\' won from both groups Barber, Hall 1! 1, M1ller Burdette t5), Baldschun 16), By Bob Wingett W. L. Pet. GB on t e opemng day of the bear- (9) and Brown, Lau ( ), OrSl- Roebuck (91 and Dalrymple ' 83 47 638 mgs an agreement ID prmctple no (101 Kreuter, Rldlk !7), Wmner-Drysdale (18-11) Loser l ChiCago 73 55 570 9 to a rnoratonum, lhe agree Klme (8) Koph 00). McCor- -Herbertt5-1 ) HRs - Gonatez l Baltimore 10 55 560 IO'h ment was shaky even as the lDlrk (10) and Zimmer Wtnner (121hl Calhson t21ih). DetrOl! 11 57 .555 11 <llearmgs ended. I-McCorm1ck (7-7) Loser-S !nnmgsl 01 The lOth annual Licensed Beagle Trials got underway Cleveland 10 57 .551 1111 At one pomt •t appeared the I M1ller 18-6) IHous Ill 010 032 00- 9 18 o this mormng at the runnmg grounds of the Me•gs County New York 64 65 .496 181> 1wo groups had agreed to JOIDl· -I Plll 000 300 OOti 01 - 10 11 0 Beagle club near HarrisonVIlle Los Angeles 59 70 457 23" ly sanction a track meet spon- 1Cleve 000 0001100- o 2 2 F T f B The HIGHLANDER Model LG2000 Sen• 11 , ay1or 91 , ruce r.: eel b h J · arre More than 200 dogs are expected in the fuve-day com- Washmgton 56 73 434 U'h sor Y t e Jumor Chamber Mmn 000 200 23x- 1 8 0 t9), Coomb.s <9), Owens 1, 19 pelll!on to be concluded Wednesday With the 15-mch fe- Boston 49 80 .380 33'h of Commerce 10 Santa Momca, McDowell Siebert 17), T<e- Cuellar 001 and Brand Law E~ciUSIVt Adm1ral Color Fidel!ty Control" •llo~• you to tunt CoJor male class Kansas Cily 45 Bl 357 36 fenauer (3), McMahon (8) and Gibbon r ), Carpln , Schwali • and Black and White TV as you l!ke 1t • 5 181 1 Acllv•ty started at 8 am with drawmgs on the 13 inch B Magnuson read a tele- Roof Sims 18), !.rant 07-4) 18) Face t9) McBean '101 and • New front Video Peak1ng SelecJor ~lrtuall)l elimmatti PICture ghosh male class. The lr1als for the 13-mch females Wlll be Chicago twflight Loser - McDow-, Pagharom wmner - McBean • Adm~ral electroniC color bal ancer 3 l. dueled on Sunday and Monday, the 15-mch male class Boslon 6 Chicago I, !nd, mght IAAU had refused to sanctiOn (5·51 Loser- Cuellar !1-41 HR • Prec!s on crafted SP 24 Color Cr assrs by the 15-mch female class Wednes2 Bal!lDIOre I, 10 lD- the meet lf offlC18ls accepted : Detrml 1100 000 01 - 2 1 2 -8taub 18th I_ _ • 24 000 Volts of p1cf ure powPr Y' P nmgs, mght NCAA sanct1omng ' 1 • Adm1ral s Automal1c DegaussE>r - a new color ptmf1er Judges are Ivan Rhodes of St Michael, Pa , and Dick Mmnesota 7 Cleveland o. mght · I 04 lnnmgs) • All channel UHf /VHF Rec eptl<.: n Reeder of Beaver Falls, Pa Richard Rupe IS pres1dent of Kansas Clly 1 New York o,mght St LouiS • JJ ~ ,'h>on 30l\" w>de 19 > d"p the Metgs County Beagle Los Angeles 3 Detro1t 2 mght Cmcmnall '.G2000-Star Brown f1m sh on \1 tl al ' club wlil he Tuesday, Sept 7. Saturday'• Probable Pilcben By Umted loternaiiODal 102 110 1100 000 01- 6 14 o Roher t Bowen, 11 Iongttme G20Dl-Charcoal fm1sh on Mell' BaIhmore at ~shmgton NatJoaal League Cmc1nnat1 'lr I P¥ i.l 'i Beagle club member and olf1- THE DIVIblON OF WILD- McNaHy 17-J;) vs Narwn (4-lll. G AB R.n. cer, SOld the number of dogs hfe, Ohw Departmeot of Natur- Boston at Chicago - Lonborg Clernle P111 121 480 76 16.1 Shick Ill). Gibson (l4) and Meentered lD the competition has al Resources, has been mform- (9-14) vs P1arro (3-2). A M1 120456 95147 322 · 1 aron, SF Carver Jay Mo- l steadily mcreased smce the tri- oo lhat James Smith of Hem- Cleveland at Minnesolll-Krafl Ma)s, 121 432 91 139 322 Cool and O'Toole Edwards (41Wmner 1121 Is were launched I years ago. lock Grove caught a dandy 6¥. lick f5-10) vs Perry <8-5). Rose, C10 121532 93 169 318 i_Woodeoh;ck (6Loser- Me- l1 51 All persons With regiStered pound, 23 mch largemouth bass New York at Kansas City 8 U lied Clndnon P•tt 131 5113 76 158 314 1Cool MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (t I htl S Y n Pren lnternaUonal 17 81 beagle dogs are inVIted to enter frurn a farm pond near Pratts Wllg - tottlernyro 116-1) La B th AHen, Phil 127 145 them mto the competition Fork. vs Sheldon lfi-71 naJ ":'"~ Lemade bts fi Alou Mli 116 474 11 143 ;, Bowen sa1d Meala will be serv: Mr. StDlth reported his catch lleirOit at Los Angeles (night) a m ern~i""a /~' gau;,e Wlih~rns Chi 134 539 88162 :101 ed at the club. to Everett Ridge, Distnct Four lMcLam (12-5) vs. Lopo (14- by P~~~~g ~h:~ut;\ •YB?'g 1 J Alou, SF 109 425 59128 301 1 Wildhfe supervoor, w1lh . the OJ, to a -~; VIctory over~: T~= Flood, St L 125 490 12 146 298 THERE WILL Bl!l A MEET hopes that he had establiShed Sunday's Gomes lo Maple Leafs who dro ped AIIN!rican Lflrue I th b 'h d P G. AB R. H. A•g· l • a new state record Mr. R1dge lletroll at Los An 1 1 ree games e 10 front run- Ystrskl Bos 101 374 64 124 332 1 mg Monday at 8 P m at the advised him that the current N y k gees Eastern High School building ew or al Kansaa C1ty rung Columbus ' 1 slate record for largemouth baas Cleveland at Mmnesola Bearnarth Hed b th Robnsn, Batt 107 413 59 133 322 or 7-8th grade boys from the is 9 Ib 4 ozs Balilm ' ca up Y e Ohva Mmo 128 508 95 158 .111 1W h three sehoola lo the district who Snulh' undoubtedly has return- Boston·~~ ~hlC."! mgton New York Meta earher m the Battey, Mmn 101 302 27 92 WISh to play on the Jumor High ed to his favonte fishing spot NationalgLe;gue :.:::.. o::lpRo::mm Kohne Dei 105 344 63103 l99 j loolball team. With the hope of gettmg an even w r. Pet GB d to 1 h th d to Hall, Mmn 121 431 68 128 297 Physical cards and equipmen b1gger catch. Good luck StDit- Los Angeles 74. iWi 569 I er d pos 1 ~ ':;, ~c t rylacm Davhlo, Cfe 113 411 50 122 .2971 Will be ISSUed, The first practice ty! ' San FranciSco 70 55 ·1160 1.,. ~ve eclSlons or • s ·P e Whltfid, Clev 100 J48 39103 .296 Cinclnnatt 71 56 '55 9 1'h ~sons Skowron, Chi 118 44l 55 1.29 291 Mil uk n otrer game., the Jets de- Mantilla Bos 120117 511.21 wa ee 11 56 .559 1\2 fea!ed the Jackaonv1lle Suns 6-4 ' R 8 •me uno Pittsburgh 10 61 534 lli beh1nd the roule • g01ng SIX-hot . Philadelphia 68 61 .520 &'h performance of Blll Bl~ss the ~a:na~LtC:gue -GMai'' Gt St. !.oms 64 66 .m 10 Rochester Red Wmgs po.;,ded an s . c vey, ,,an s 61 7i .462 l4 out 15 b1ts to beat the Syracuse . 27 WT N~0rk 54 74 326 422 19 Ch~efs 7-2 and AUanta and To- Amerlc.;. Leagu; 31 w Frlday>s 'i.!lts \i ledo w,ere posth!poned because of Tigm 26: Red Sox S ram a ter rea mrungs. 25 Col t 1 d 24 • an Francisco g NY. 2, mght Friday's Resulll , aVl o, n laos : wagBY DALE ROTHGEB, JIL !em as Penrod will have to fmd Los Angeles 9 Phfla 8, mght Buffalo 7 Toronto 6 ner, lndlans 23; Kdlebrew, The North Gallia Pirates could replacements for four graduates, Pittsburgh 10 Hous. 9, 11 ""' Rochester 7 Syracuse Twms 22 2 be the blg surprise ID the South- Tom Foster, Maurice Toler, Chicago 5 Milwaukee J, night Columbus 6 J.ackaonville 4 N limla~Ball<d In em Valley Athletic Peck, and Danny Chick, SSat. Louis 8 Cin. 5, 14 lflS mghl Atlanla at Toledo Ppd rain H.,; Ba :1 99 ' · this aeasoo. Nine lettermen Here's North GaiUa's 28-man lurday'o Probable Pitchers The slandl . · n • ; 8 7 holster "acting" coach and 1965 schedule: Houston at Pittsburgh -Dlorng 8 ews, Braves 86; Mays, G1aols t ' r---------- May Dump Feud In U S OJympic COmmJttee . , Lap w"' h MD d d M Mrs Ra 1p c a e an r. and Mrs Arlos Guinn of Parl<o ersburg spent the weekend at Fmdlay woth Mrs McDade'o brother, Mr. and Mra W. H. Carney. Mr and Mrs Do n J ohnsonand sons were Thursday evenmg supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Thereon Johnsoo, Racme. Mr and Mrs Arlos Guinn, Parkersburg, entertamed With a surpnse party last week honormg her mother, Mrs, Ralph McDade Mr. and Mrs. William vey and grandson, Bruce Johnson, VISited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs T G Hilldore of Sy· racuse Mr and Mrs Howard Ehersbach have returned from a two weeks vacatmn spent at Pontiac, · 'th the Mr Mtchigan WI II' SOD, • and Mrs Torn Ebersbach. While there they VISited several points t 1 d d Ponof mteres nan aroun hac Mrs Net McDade was In Gal· hpohs Sunday to help her Sisler Mrs Lucy McDade, celebrate her 95th birthday. Mr and Mrs. Richard Wills and children Keith and Deanna of Newark, visited over tht weekend w1th Mr and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp and daughters. . er, Mr. EliJah Michael b~thday McKe~ r~ --====:::;;;;;;;;;- Lin e SCOfeS I I I I 1 b 8 THE SPORTS DESK m. 1 1 St Adntlro/. Cal~ .con-~ Society Notes ---------:-~ Be~ horn.~e~here~.~~!~~w~as~b~er~e~to~vi:BI::_I~h":er:._::la::lh-::._:1::-.Y:_· I AppaladJia~~~~;~:;r ~: m~st Columbu~ :nd vts~te~ ~h w~tlh ~anry f I' ed otf1cers sa1d that Larry C Ca~ey 19, Rt 1 Galhpol~> backed out o a driveway and struck I f • Reds Clipped 6-5 Ill 14th by St. Louis The state h1ghwav patrol in· Ht~Y . . . -. • vesttgated a mmor backmg ac- Hmmtttill I ·~ ,, ,,"". ~ '' J' ' ' ~~es~!yi f~Uowed ~~~ ~: ~=s h~=~~:~!/~~~~Y~~ :~d 11 B~~tey. 7~::r~n ~·~~:~ Washmgto~ I Leaders Jets lfike JL 349 95 p...,., Slal:/ 10B:s~ ~;~~,2 6 Lead to Three GameS F 'day 477 12 I:i BAKER FURNITURE .~31 4~ /t:=:..;;~:.__....____...:,::::::::::::::::::=ii:::::i~ 7 ;~~ J: SVAC Roundup North Gallia Has 9 Vets'• ~cago 28 "orking for Bob Penrod Make your :.~::~ ~~~=n ~hils Comgharo~ dreams come true ... call us for ksap~b- 87Jo~~~~: Penrod'• 1966 squad. BACKS WT. YR. ker (5-7). vs Cardwefl (ll-8). Columb W. I. Pet. GB 86, Stargell, P1rates 85 82 58 586 The Plrotes were 4-4 overall Skidmore 1115 2 Chicago at Milwaukee _ us American Ltape - Colavito, last aeason and W 1D X-Roger Garrett .... 160 s Jactaon (11-18) vs. Blasmgarne !~::~ ~ &I .564 3 Indians 85: Horton, Tigers 84; 63 .553 !It Mantilla, Red Sor 84, Play. However North GalUa X-Ciyde Smith 155 4 (15-1). S loat to second 'place Eastern Crace .. 125 3 San Francisco at New If.:."""e ·' , '10 72 .493 13 TwlllS 82, Hall, Twtns 7%. 70 72 .493 13 the clnaing minutes of play Crace ... _,... 130 ster 3 York (night) _ Shaw (14-7) vs 1 kicking penalty and was F'lsher 145 2 Cisco (3-11). · 69 11 .193 13 Mercury, nearesl planet ed 13-12 by Hannan, W. Va., Newsome ... 135 2 Los Angeles at Phlladelphla Buffalo 65 14 .168 161> the sun, also Is the smallest a non-league battle. Larry B1as 140 3 (nigbtl - Willhite (1-2) vs iiiJ 92 .352 33 in our solar system. Wltb one or more yearo Charles Grllf1th .. •.. 125 3 Short UU). Olperlence under their bells, Dennis Filch . . . . . . 1112 2 St. Louis at Clneinnatl tnightl il the P~rates are sure to profit Mike Woomer ... _ .. 120 1 -8immona (9-11) vs. Maloney from la!l year's actlo11. • LINEMEN 115-1), PeD"od may have the X-Ronald Twyman 185 4 backfield In the Ieagno with X-Don Spears 165 4 pound aophomore David X-Bob McCarley . . 160 s ·ll10nl oalling the signals, X-Mike Hager ... 145 3 Nalltllal Leoaue - Koufax, 1 Smlth running the fullbliCt X-Larry Cl:emllens ... 150 3 Dodgers 21_.; NUXhaU, Reds siUon and Roger Garrett l'-Silas Johnaon .. .. 150 3 S; IJfaloney, Reds 15-1; ~:~'' 11 Jay Fisher performing al tbe Rny Hartsook . .. .• • 140 -4 lleda 17-7: BtmaJac, Phlls 16-7. 1 ballback pools. , Bill .,_, __ 175 ,eqae Grant, Altlerieu 4 Skbeidmore Ia a doUble Gardner .. .. .. . 150 2 Twins 17..; Terry, Indians 11-4; WI 11111 and ihrolr 115 2 Ball, Orlolea IH; McLain, ntbe best. 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A:"··· ~ ' '~~~!lt~--....":""---!!!!!"!~~~~~~~---. . .~:........;..:..........o__:-__~~ .Oct, 21 - Jlaeiae. • • ) r • L �~· • ~:-..Amos - . -' Fom•'l y II I 4-Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 28, _1118$ Reunion Held : Near Columbus Did You Know That ... ? Plam Announced · Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Rocl enberry of Avon, are announ() log the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Gloria Jean, to Joseph Henry BroWJI Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Josep,h H. Brown . Sr. of Avon 8Dd grandson of Mrs. John Selby, Pomeroy. By Blanche M. Hasldu The open church wedding will be an event of Saturday, September 18 at St. Mary'l church In Avon at 12 noon. .A reception will be held at the K of C hall from 7:31H2. ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Paul Taylor entertained the Bi-Monthly Canasta club Thursday evening at her Spring· av home. Prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. Charles Riffl6 and Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. Max Folmer received a birthday gift from her secret pal. 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PIHsant Cash & Dellvery-Cesh & Carry-Budget Plan Boel to School Special OHer Good Til Sept. 10 FOR ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN Regular 12.50 MARIE'S PERMANENT STYLE POST $6.95 SPECIAL OTHER SPECIALS Helene Curtis Hair Spray 2.0() Value only 1.50 Hair Cuts _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.25 Shampoo & Set - -- - 1.50 SIX WEEKS COLOR RINSE lnclucllne____________ Shampoo __ ·~ht $ .SO 3 Open Tuesday Through Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. MNINGS BY APPOINTMENT MARIE'S STYLE POST Phone WY 2·5211 On Route 124- Syracuse, 0. MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER e WI SELL WIGS AND WIGLETS e PIANOS •WUILITZII •ULDWIN .ad OTHII PAMOUI IIANDI Asloc:lated ·.IRadio & TV.. ; ·' WY NAi IVlttf MILUi MAYTAat •., ,. I HAllY MILLEi POMROY / �f • . -1l .! .~ ..... ~ .. . . . ): -· - . .. '• Classified Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board DaiJ leDf,inel, Pomero:y-M!.ddleport, 0., Aug. 1965 Pomeroy for Rent Motor Co. u:;~s:;~,1000~Aoo~~~:~o~~~·=:I Mental Health Program P~e3?~te Improves With Expansion :owner car. ) ~jT The~ A5AIN WtN 7HOULD I ? IT,'~ M'i SECRET .. uJH't' IT's KIND OF NICE HAVING A SECRET .. l KiEPIT TO W~ELF? 2-Bob's Sale Now Going On HOWDY, SNUFfy.. ;AM'L HANKS!! • AIN'T lAID EYES ON 'IOU IN A DAILY CROSSWORD l A(JB()S8 f allowance J. Gn4uato of & &1rU" l.Coneem , 6. Weight %3, Bitter Veteh T. She cUed Cor :U. UDlt ot love ot welPt javelin on a 'prom. lso 85. Cover I • • 8T. Wonblp 89. J'ut«o J blrdl fl. Sly: Scot. "Now iet'a t alk about you, Jin~my! Do you still have onoua;h money for a movie?" WURLITZER SPINET $398 WMPO Radio STUDIO PIANO JULY li'ONDA Y TitJIU FRIIU.Y6 00 Sign On - News $335 Repounncl Early America• Finish Extr1 Large Discount On All Display at Gelll1, • flil'l STORE HOURSr D•ily 9:00to 7:00 Fri. & S1t. 9 to 9 SPECIAL TERMS $20 down, $4 wttkly Open Eve. by Appt. For Rent Phone 216-2104 J1clllon, Ohio PUBLIC AUCTION LOWMAN'S LIME, Inc. Phone 112·2127 J MIIH E11t New HIVM, W. V1., on State Rt. 33 FRIDAY, SEPT. 3,1965, 11:30 D.S.T. I D-8 Dozers 2U, I:!Dll, TD24. Lots of parts. II LOTS- !ret.,.. ... lllld nter. Browo'o Trill tt Plat (Stale APPiovedl Oblo, Pboae Ill semce. leflal lei made Cit birth records and other 4UCIIIDellll. llealer lllnro-, l'ollleraJ tt lie Need turret e.,cl enJIIn• lethe, mllhng ,.... chine, drill. oper1ton~ ..Job OP'nings on . ,,. "' . three i~lfts.. Cont~ct ft• W. lowry II Wil. ll•m Arln •I ·~ s.tUi'd.-, Aug- . 28 fiOm 9' to 9 p.m. e.m. and ' .t.· ·, '· lilt . ' 32 Ac~ More o't , lftd. 1 p.m. . ' ·1., ••in. to 12 ' Loaders - HDllG, 21,2-Yr. Ripper, 2H·D6G-1~ Yd., H-D5-l~·Yd., Hough DHM 2-Yd., TL-10.1 yd. Pans, Euclid, TS24-21 Yd., DW16-ll·Yd., Graders, 104-102, 3 Fork Ufts; Air CompressorsGOO Diesel Rotary, 105-Gas, 37~ KW Generator Set. Crushers, Telesmlth lOB, Telesmlth 28, 2 Hamm~ Mllls, 4x8 ~n, Feeder, 24" X lO.Ft. 3 Conveyor Belts SO.Ft. 50-Ft . .and lOO.ft, 2 · PanConveyors, Mutico Bldclr: Machine, good' for parts. • Cement Silo, Shop Tool&, Weide~, Jack Hammen, Steam Cleaners, Heaters, Wli~ Pumps, Tires and Rims and. Many ijen;J~. .12 ·Tr!JckB &!ld ~ · of Truck Beds. 2 Fmn .Tractors-Ford 800, r&rman H and MaclllnerY. ·Eleetrle motors, starter• and lncelaton. ' ' R. R. and J\lviet. .\ ,. ...... ) ---- ~111~--1--l By KING M,,wbc l1e ~ ~ n· t home. M3LJc'e h ~ ':1 1Yi0 V2J ! ·-·· Here's bow to -•k 1&: lllcll da1 tlao - T CTL ... - A OIJilpua. t " LJIIJB QLWKK WJJIKT PIQ YLP · P I Q XILWB'I'IKMW GKC,-TQYB USED Ross and LucuvUit GASOLINE ALLEY ~~~· LDryred WGKLR Beoutiful wal. CMe $478 ..... DOWN MASOUE.AADINGAS ' MU51CIANS!! !$WHO!/ 11'1 USED WINTER ThatW116n A C:ltRTAIN F'OREIGN POWitR. WEALTHY LEISURE ClASS IN I I~THJ: TEEN-AGERS!.' ODe letter olmply for IDOther. I'll tblo IIIIIIIPle A II for the thne L'o, X for tho two O'o, eto. 81Dgle lett...., tropbleo, tho 1eqth mol • """" ot tllo ""' Ill llin... $488 Phonographs ~ Ali:'I'DLBA.Ali:B II LOII'G'I'IILLOW Mah. Finish Simon's Market I* DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - SPINET PIANO -pemme, 42. Klmls wine R01p01-ed PIANosORGANS 1'1 ~ .O. loalto ' SMITH'S Clotblng store Ill open at Letart Falls, Obio, L m. UDtil 7 p. m. a 20 ~ El'l SEN DIN3 A CERfAit-.1 SECRET AGENTS HERE ~ ,:~+tlf - flower !;fP Now$424 DR. RAY R. PICKENS ,. -AN D W HOG£~ THEIR6:LLIONS? E:<.PEI'O"S 'Sit:/ THEONL'I door ,. ~~· 18. Sweet SPINET Through Sept. 5 ~~ 83. Go back SPINET I 111o as. ,._... ~--+-+-+-+-! ,; meaaure U .IJpt Used Wurlltaer ' 29, stooe mODUI!IIIlU ~.-rr plant 8l. Bquaro Now$498 FromAug.29 piping 111. Set me 17. Rullq' :rr.:Medlctnal By AL CAPP u. Instance Reg. $995 OP: MY OFFICE so. Aoolllbnb !Z8.- Hllral7 a. Oonaent 28. Amle Oomtort llhellerw IT.IIlntln 11, Thin .. Queeo, far SPINET I WILL BE OUT ltDiitlve t . L11an1 2t. Kinl' .. Acrosonc Baldwin Notice :Ia. Jlloun.. tam IA>lcelot L PalntullJ: foUl SPINET PIANOS MUST SELL NOW IN LOVING memory of Lor1nie Wald Hutton whom we lost years ago, August 28. G<Jd only lent him to UJ, For such a short time. Oh, how we miss bis preciotiS 1 NEW HOLLAND Ensilage blowsmile er wltb 8" pipe complete. Forgotten be will never be. Jim Carnahan, Racine, Ohio. Lonnie, sadly missed by Phone WI 11-2708. 8 27 Giles, Beatrice, Charlotte, 350 bu. CORN $1.40 bu. at erlb. Margaret and all tbe rest. RUJseU Findling at Allred. ---~---1--28--ltc Pbone 985-2472. 8 28 3tp d-eoUo D. Attompb 8. J'Iowa 22.Fencent REPOSSESSED Saxon cloth f.VIaw iiO. llloorlab drum 2L Weird 6 USED AND In Memory VISIT 1nl' lll. Anglo- eollep 1 Buy Now and Save rlUNNERT 'I EARS SHORT 18. Head cover- J. 'l'attered I 9, Soothe ); 10; Soven!lll 12. Estimate 13. SWy 14. Fortlt)' 1D. Dwell 16. lllndongora 18. Boy'• Dlckname I JEST COME FER A l T01-J'o Cr)ploo)aoliel A RBACI'IOlfARY JB A 110M· NAliBUL!ST WALICNG BACKWARD. - ~ A " SURPRI S E "~ JUST TELL HIM Gl RL REPORTER OUTER SPAC R008IDYIILT 8 30 Dow Jones Average.. 8:35 Sundown Serenade 7 00 National News b II& sacred Hearl 1:Ob Sundowt. Serenade 6 20 Meigs County RFO 3:00 Sign Off 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm SATURDAYS 1>.30 News 6:00 Sign On - News 6 35 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music Time 6.57 Weather 6:20 Country Jamooree 7 00 National ,;ews .-00 Prolestanl Hnur 7 05 Bill Mllll!l Sho9 7:30 Sports Parade 7:30 Spnrts ParMa 7:35 Larry J!,ndersoa Show 7:35 Bill Miller Show Lb:45 IJ 'o Music - . 7:3! Plclell.l Hardware 1'1 :00 n.,.,. Valle~ ano <TU.. Thurs.) Top Tea Show 7:50 NeWI 12:00 News 8 '- Bill Miller ShoiV 12: 15 lusical lnterlud• 8·45 Baker Furniture Sho" 12:30 Rev. Merlin reets 9 00 NeWI 1:00 The Jim M... Sbow 9:05 Cotlee with Jadtl 8:00 Sports Parade ll :00 PortraJts ol a Patriot 8:05 Jim Meea Show lO:Ob Swap Shop 1:30 National Newa ·::30 Social Set11Jity 1:35 Sundown SereDIIde 10:35 Bill Miller B11111ch Show 8:00 011 the Air 10:45 Mason Agr. i"'ogram SL'NDA YS tTuesda•.' 7:30 Sign On - Arm, Hour ' 7:55 News 10:45 FamUy Worablp (Thurs.) 8,00 Baptist Laymau·.; Hour ID.4a A.b.C. Program (Friday) 1:30 Sunda) Show 11 ' 00 NeWI 8:00 Sunda, Sbow 11.05 Tlloy'l Counti'y J1111CIIoo 8:30 Tbe Bible Speab to 11:30 nuy'l Country II'IDIII 9:45 Legislative Report 12:00 Cement Blocll News 10 00 Tbe Good Lite 12 ·30 Goessier's Guest Star 10: ~ Congressman Moeller 12:30 Larry ~'!:.:!'Show 3:1C Jim Meea Sbow WHAT WAS THAT VOU SAI D A 60UT lb:SO 11:30 12:00 12: 16 The Sunday Show The Qulel Hour Newa The CbrlsUaDI Hour 4:15 Blaettnar AdiO Sbow 4:30 Electric Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teell 4 ' 4 ~ Jim Meea Sbo" 2:00 Tbe Rev. Sllu Blllupa 5' 00 Newa 2:30 The Reot. Andrew PariiODit!l 5' 05 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday sbowCIII< 8:00 Sports Parade 8 30 s d 8:10 Jim M- •'ow : un own SerOIIade ·- ''" 1:00 Oft the Air LISTEN TO WJEH -' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE "'"- - - - - - . . . - -:::. By-_:_: HAROLD GRAy AM--990 on Your Dial And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. THEBORN ·L-ClS~~--- -:~~~~==~~::~~;;~::::::::::~~~~~ �ANNOUNCE REREARSWI All members of the Easterll High School march!Jll band are to report for rehearsals nut week at the high school ,. Monday. Tuesday, WedneadaJ and Friday from &-II a.m. B'Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. Aug. 28. 1~~ par, Mno. I. B. Weed. Mrs. Roy Seyfried . Mrs. L8wrence Lan· ning, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Miss Tracy, Bride-elect, is Guest For Shower at Federated Church .~1 r:-. Miss Asrnath Trary, bride ot Mr . £u~ene Heste1 .Jr , IMrs. Fred Oessauer, . •l!Ct Jeff A.bel, Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, Mrs. A. . G. l.Trt!ene, Mrs . Ha~ M. Riggs, Hem~· H.eibeJ the bnde: Miss Gloria Jean E'bersbach and groom ; Misses. Carolyn and Maralynn ELBERFELDS was guest ot honor at a shower . Mrs Clan1 Karr . m~td ot t10n· Tracy Wednesday evening m th~ soc· or : Miss Erma Smtth, be~ l Sending gifts were Mr~ . Pearl Ia} room of the Federated man M1s~ t'hei!IHI . Grue~er · Ash. Mrs. Emmett Blackburn, tthurch given by Mrs Harry 1rinK bt><~ rer : Mrs. LOUIS Retbel,l Mrs. Richard VHughan Sr., Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Benzo Menchin1 rlnwe1 ilirl: Mrs Cl rland Huws . Ma~ Van lnwagen, Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Ben Neutzling. A bnde 's mother : and Mrs. Dale Couch. Mrs . .lohn Ketchka . Mrs. rreen and gold color themt> ]Smith the gronm ·s mother Elsworth Rowe, Mrs. Ray Glaze rt~s rarrit"d ouT m the decora- 1 A h . 1 M1s~ Terry 11er t11e unorec gut•s 1 upcn- Amm Durst . S\>Irs. .h Hons bv !\lrs Eugene Hester d i Pha lm Mrs. Alber' mit. , Mrs, . · · [ef hher many love 1,. gJ 11 s, rePh I M Cl Sr · 'bho. d . " 1 A. L. e ps Jr., rs. emente res mems o1 rt n san w1c11 .. Gifts '.H"re ptaced on a tath•' . d ld 1\-\l;'nchlm, Mrs. George Nesset1 1 witl- whtte cover centered with esh·. ~~~ en oris do grcte'd" tan go 1' roild Jr ., Miss Nancy Hamm. ,c l('l'iCn sa a an a e n u an arrangement on pink rose· I bn·ao , <~ n(iw i t·he ~. punch and .~IJ c· 1 1rol Harnm, Mrs. Trel buds On rhr mantel wPre two 1co fler were servrd. M.rss r.r o m 11Schnenleb. ; two-bran ch cr\·stal candelahra . . t1 d t th h Mrs. Alonzo Custer, M r 'i. 1nd IW•I larg.P while wedfling hSm\!1' dpr~-"1 e H " 1 e thpml~l James Clatworlhy Jr., Mrs. AI· nw <.~n ~~ rs. es er at e ':>1 • 1 bells tit>d wtlh grern and gold . . 1.1 , . I berl E. Ebersbaeh. Mrs. Leo bows w n ei .servH;e. . . Vau~han, Mrs. Harold E. TripA mne k W('rlrlin wa-: hPlrl l 1lle refreshment tablP was ::tl· lett , Mrs. Joseph Gloeckner, g tr at'IJ \'t' '" wt11 t.- !men cover M with. Mrs Bt>nlz Wolle as the _ ' Mrs. Russell Brown, rs. Se 11m . . . u'rl! ered Will1 a w1ute seven H p mmtstf'r :v1rs. Nrutzltng, p1an - ~ . .I Blazewrr z. Mr:~ . arry . · t who ' la\-·ed the wedding branch candelabra wtth gutd S'1Jit.h, Miss Elsie Hart, Mrs. lS P · . candlrs and flowers . On the ~v1d · uoodw1n ~ · . Mrs. Ad·am E'·...,.. march · Mrs Marvm Burt solo- I •·t "! Lo y T I •. ,t<dgf' ut thr tab le wa s green s<lt· r"b'ch . M rs ve Ol! ru Y. . -b · h· d. , " • · W· H· Ehersbach , · 13 sang, ~ m n bon Wlfh w ttf', wrd In !! Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Ida ~ hell:-. a1 .. arh eo~ner 1 iw uunrh , Burns. Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mr. bow\ centert-d_w1lh a ~ret~n f~oz- and \1rs. W. A. Gihbs, Mrs. Max £>n rose. ene1rcled w1th bndal i Meinhart, Mrs. Donley Reibel, MRS. DOYLE E. MUITI ~re<J ih WJtb a bow stwped, t,lr· l Mrs Phil Meintrart, Mrs Joe rangenn•nt nf ye llow flowers <If · Ebersbaeh Mrs. Carl Hvsell lached. centered a white cover-' sr. Mrs. Norman Kloes, ·Mrs: • • , e table WJth potted fern on vi ~ gil campbelL Mrs. Paul Po"Whert You Get The each end. well ami Mrs Henry Ewing. MR. AND MRS. HOWARD BURKS Most For Your Money" Attending were those named The marriage of Miss Donna folk, Virginia, who served her above and Mrs. Phena Clifford, 0 Mrs. Harold Ebersbach and El 'H CIIUrcil CIIISS Ruth Circle, daughter of Mr sister as matron of honor. was [) t M I H M ,•te"t.• <)rr T',r•rsrl<•Y and Mrs. Homer M. Circt. of attired in • gown of aqua stlk 1' • ' ar a, rs. .eu ryan, · r 5 · ' r or ;, Route 1, Racine, to Mr. Doyle shantung de:signed with a scoop Roger Cullums, Mrs. E II en The August llWeling of the Edward Mutli. son of Mr. and neckline and short sleeves. Trinity Methodist Church in Columbus was the settint~l MIDOLEPORT. 0. Couch, Miss Jantce Couch, Mrs.1'Will ing Workers class of the for the July lOth wedding of Miss Betty Ann Co·verf '""~~~~~~~~=:: ' Jaeob Eber~hach. Mrs. Nort..ert enterprise EUU Churd1 wus Mrs. Walter Multi of Route 2, She carried a nosegay of pililk· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H . Covert, former r Neutz Iing \1rs Kennet h Har· held Thu"da)' evenina at the New Philadelphia, was solemn· lt'pped while carnations. I dents, and Mr. W. Howard Burks, son of 'lr. and Mrs. · ' -· · .' . 1!1 , ized on Saturday afternoon, Auglf I rJS. ~Irs . Cl)de Jones, >lrs. home ol Mr> nw1ghl Logan, M R M tti f R ule 2 Howard J. Burks of Huntington. Doctor Paul J. Acker Pome-roy Ohto I Guy 0 . Hussell and Terri Lynn, Rock Springs Road. ust 7, in the Dover Evangelir. ay u o o ' ff . t d M1 · B t M w 11 , cal Uniterl Brethren Church. New Pbi ladelphia, was best 0 !Cia •, · . . . . . e ame ur , rs. a er Mrs l.eolt Jey Wilson, presi- R H d Kn'tlle per· f h. b lh The bnde, giVen m marnage trndescenls. A molded empire 1 TONIGHT thrLJ TUESDAY Hamm, Mrs lJenver Kappte, dent, conducted a short bus1ev. or 15 ro er. b h f h fl · tl' formed theowar double ring cere- man With her yellow and green Y er at er, wore 8 oor · wat~ me .h.tg hi'18hted th e fitted . Aug, '27 thru Aug, 31 Mrs. Lowell Chapman, Mrs. ness session. Several money · many at two-thirty o'clock be-- floral cotton dress the bride's length g?wn of o:ganza over taf- bodt~e wh1ch ~as styled with a Guy Cowan. Mrs. Mary Kun- making projects were di s('us ~ · ·rl . f ta d '"'ed th 3 t 11 d Sabrtna neckline and e I bow Welt Disney's , zelman. Mrs. Homer Brickles, Mrs. James Will thanked the fore an altar adorned with bou- mother wore yellow accessor- e esll'l.. WI con ro e . "THE MONKEY'S UNCLE" quets of while gladiola and car· . Th b 'd g oom's mother skirt accented motifs of re length sleeves. A large Obt bow ITechn•~e•,lurJ I M'rs . .J . M. Thornto.n, Mrs.. L.l class of planter sent her white tes. he't rt e r , 'th h embroidered lace centered wiUJ was fastened at the back of . Tummy Kirk . Annette L. Fauber, M1ss Marguerite hos 'n~tal1zed. The wonder box na 1wns. · • wore w I e accessones WI er · II'me an d a chape1 r lk wa1s W1tt Oisn•v'• Meyer. Mrs . Georgw Willwm- donated by Miss Dorothy Long I' The bndfe sh~owdn o_t~ure sl navy ~ress. Each had a corsage ..... ,.r," ""'llll'";n,·:,l'~,~·~-"- ''"' ;1: ·~ fell at the hem. A crown of "GOLDEN HORSESHOE son , Mrs. Gerald Wilder.'llul : w~s awarded to Mrs. Eldon men _was as wne WI a scoop or ~htte roses. . 'j embroidered lace and irri,des-1 ~~ REVUE" t Mrs. Ph it Williamson, M r s. Weeks. A dessert course wa" necklme, short sleeves ~nd bell MJss B~rbara Hames of Dovcents held her fingerti IT<!rhn iculun siYfocl • tapered . . , Grc~ce Pratt, Miss Donna Re1- served by the hostess to Mrs. shape, street·length skirt. er, orgamst, pi;Jyed All Glory • veil. She carried a ~uquet Wall Oisney f'eaturette! Se and llrand pa1Ch . '·' baby roses and feathered lect your winner at the Gold I bt>l. Mrs. fi:lhPrl Hobinson, Mrs. Herbert Dixonm, Mrs. Harley Venice braid trimmed the Laud and Honor (Teschner); 111 Just Hke a rtal -punchw't 1 William Neulzling, Mrs. Clar- Brown, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Carl fitted OO:H_ce and was repeated All Hail the Power .of Jesus' : ~ nations. en Horse~hue R~vue! 1 A.dmissiun: 7~c & 40c • ,. •1110 Yan\'t ""' f Moore, Mrs. Willand Skip J..o.l on the sktrt and a small bow Name (EIIor); Praise to the ' 1 enceMassar, Mrs. AmandaKasWoistlfll loonl of .....,. - -- --~ gan. accented the ·bodice. Lord the Almighty (Gesangbush) Mrs. Robert Rhea, twin sisrugged . whlte-bc!dl The carried a nosegay of fea· Let There be Peace on Earth ttr of the bride, served ber · blue denim. 1~ cattotl TO OBSERVE 50TH i thered i.:arnations and stepba- (Jackson); The Lord's Pra:rer sister as matron of honor. Miss SanlariHd. canapletoly Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newell . nol" centered with two white (Maiotte), and the traditional Belly Long, bride's roommate, wdlablo. Triple stiichod and will observe their 50th wedding Icymbidium orchids and wore a wedding marches. i served as bridesmaid. OPJOMEIRIST nlnfon:od with ..-tch. Ulflce Hnurs 9lo l2 l to!; 1t ·tusp at NOOD on anniversary Sunday, September pearl necklace, a gift of the Guests were received in the ~ ~ The best man was Mr. Rob· rust-proal rivtll an flonl l'hurs - l!:as1 court St Pumeruy 5, at thetr home in Keno, wtlh i bt·idegroom. home of the bridegroom's par· ert Rhea and the ushers were pockets. Zlppor daoure i 1 I ·~y re fUN to wea~ 1 I ·.Stalemate Principals Meet at White House 1 [when they're ! 1 , FIVE CENTS I SHOP T~y. Wtlh the collapse ot colleclive ~gainilll and ~lure of federal mediaUoo m Ptltsburgh Johnson sent his personal plane to pick up J. W. Abel, president oi the UDlled Steelworkers Un· I JQNIGHT TIL 9 PM Circfe-Mutti Marriage Vows Taken h August 7th in Dover E. u. B. Churc I w. Trml ' 'ty Meth d'1St Ch urc h was Scene Of Covert-Burks Wedding July lOth THE SHOE BOX I ion MEIGS THEATRE I I ~ 'I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1 : ~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===•pe=n=h=o=u=se=fr~o=m=24~p~.m~,==~M~r~s.:R~o~b~e~rt~l!a~r~d~en~o~f~Nor- ~ --- ! It's HANDCRAFTED! Built Better to Last Longer~ ents where a two-tier centered the buffet table. cake The cake was topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom and wreathed with lily-of.the-valley. Presiding were Mrs. Ray Mut11, Miss Carol Multi, both of New Philadelphia, and Miss Dix· ie Circle, of Racine. When the couple iert for a boneymoon in the Smoky Mountains the bride wore a lace trimmed yellow rayon and linen sheath with white accessor· ies. At her shoulder was the orchid corsage from her bridal bouquet, Upon their return, they will reside at 11430 Sharon Dr., No. •mo panna. oloW , .,.......;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,~ • Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Wavne Gibbons of Mid· dleport vi;ited Thursday after· noon with Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Nancy and Peggy Boso returned to their home, Great Bend after spending a few days wittb Uteir grandmother, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. William Rad· ford and family znd Connie Radford returned home today, after a weeks visit in Cleveland and Columbus. Mrs. Kerns Roush, Mrs. John Scot~ Mra. Mark Evall8, Mrs. Htrma Fisher and grandson Mark, and Mrs. Russ Watson spent Thursday afternoon at Stewart with Mrs. 0. D. Aroold. Mrs. Olao Genheimer and daughter Judith returned to their home Columbus Thursday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Sheridan and other re- NEW! Greater Picture Brightness! Ze~ilh's nEw SUNSfiiN[:I COLOR PIClURt lUBE uses Ill am&llfii Europ1~m activated rtre earth phos· phur IOitlher w1\h Zenith's own brii,hlness formula_lh1s remarkablt and un1qut pho sphor 11ves you IIUitr ~id~re triaht neu wrth bri1~trr red s. bHjMer 11reens. and br1r.hter blues ZENITH PERFECTED HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS from lh• D«or11lor Group Th1 VERONA • 5424 El1111r11 Uahlrl ProYlncfa llo -boy slyhnll on herr lemlh is JOO% hand wired lin 1reat~r dependability. Components artlasltned to trur.&ed mrltlchnsis base wilttup to 200times r:ruter ~;t e ro UiiHl MahO!IIIlY YltflllrS ftn(l select hilr\:I...,OOd $ol1ds w•lh C~~rpatluan Elm Burl Veneer lni•Y• (S424R/, or •n . nuwe Cherry fru1 · wood eneers and select h1rdwood solids (S424H}. Zemlh qu•l•t1 front moun lei~~ h'WIIl·COill 6 • 4• IPIIklr. Tona control. VHF and UH( SpotNt• P1r11l. NO PRINTED ' CIRCUITS I 'k • 10 PRODUCTION IHORTCUTSI \ ' 1 Ij ' ' hnl tonducliYIIJ lhlrt phtnoht rna" M~spH - ter1al s u~e<J in pnnted wtuit boards ------------!--·· ··-··---- - - - - - ZENITH PATENTED COLOR DEMODULATOR CIRCUITRY DRIVE·IN . ' ' TONIGHT ONLY "THE GORGON" (Color! With Peter €ushing ond Christopher Lee ZENITH SUPER DOLO VIDEO GUARD TUNING SYSTEM lor Jonaer TV life , IIHier pu:h1r1 1!1b1hly. Tht only T\lluntr w1tll \111 ulre qu1lit)' or 125 told co~tlcb! :l -and''THE CURSE OP THI MUMMY'S TOMI" ' (Color! With Tereilce M~l•• lUNDAY .. MON!)AY · Jerry Lewll ""THB. DIIQ. it.D'I~L Y PRICES START AT 349.95- NO DOWN PAYMENT- EASY CREDIT TERMS RUTLAND FURNITURE OltDIILV" Tro!~~=~·s?!~M.n Adlutlt Your To ·· !Color) nc11 . Ton 7 curti;' Chrlltlne .K4ufmana Color In '--....... "Wl~D ""t~D,~~f~: CATHY WOLFE Wedding Plans Are Announced By Miss Wolfe . ~Ktr-tackod baclc I!!! •hll . David and was Lesterheld Covert. The Covert reception Barnell's White House imnoedi· l Sizes 4 to 18 ately following the ceremony. The bride, a graduate I 0 ounce denim 1.98 Portsmouth High School, is employed with Nationwide In· 2.49 surance Company io Columbus. 13~ oz. denim The bridegroom, a graduate of Vinson High School in Shop Tonight Tll9 ington, is now employed with - - - - - - - - - Public Finance Company in tumbus. After a wedding trip to Wash· ington, D. c. and Virginia, the couple is residing at 42.114 . Broad Street, Columbus. .. ~. ~ 111~ Me~p eoun•Y~~- ~d~!:Obe:fits. El berfelds In Pomeroy , Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wolle, iF~~~~~;,;;;~;...;;;;;;.;...ii:::::ii:::::iiii Minersville, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Cathy, to Dan Erwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin, Middleport. The bride-elect is a gradu· ate of Pomeroy High school, class of 1961, and is presently employed at Rail's Ben Frank· lin store in Middleport. Mr. Erwin is a graduate of Middleport High school. class of 1961. He attended [)hio Uni· versily and Franklin University in Columbus. He is presently employed as a draftsman with Midwest Steel Corp. in Pome· roy. The open church wedding lo planned for Sunday, October 21 at 2:30 p.m. in the Minersville Methodist church with the Rev. Wendell Stutler officiating. TO MEET MONDAY Officers and members of the court of Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet at the Rock Springs hall, Monday at 8 p.m. to practice degree work lor opection, which will be held day September 3. · latives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dsiley and Barry and B. J. returned to tbeir home, Newark Thursday, alter • several days visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hawley: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mas· oar accompaniee their grandchil· dren, Stephen and Melissa to Logan Wednesday, where they were mel by their Mrs. George Massar and home in Columbus after a weeks vacation with their grondparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis nd 1 mil t I d a a y spen severo ays recently with her mother, F,dlth ')'eaford ond other reli>·ll WSAZ ~TV Channe13 1:00 Popeye lo Pals I:OO Top cat 1:30 Redar Heallwlte 10:00 Underdo& 10:30 Fireball XU II :00 Dennis the Menace 11:30 Ftuy 1 (6 TIL 8 PM) FOR THE CeNVENI.ENCE OP 'l'beatre 3 Tralls West Saturday Movie Pete Smllh Dog Eljquelte Fiorlds ~capade Bush Country Outlloards To Alaska 5:45 Sportsman's llollday 6:00 Flatt 1o 8er11Q1 6:30 Man From U.N;C.L.E. 7:30 Flipper 1:00 Dtatb Valley Daya 1:30 lrenhdy Jorlel 1:00 Saturday oJpt at MO'rles 11:00 Late Nnn l'letmll 11:10 TV S Weather ·11:16 Sparta 11:20 I'IJmJ Ill the '50'a 12:00 12:30 1:00 4:00 4:30 5:00 1:15 5:30 I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS · WCHS- TV Channel 8 wu oveml8bt mb\liiir; '¥rt- . ... usw PJ!ln ~ -- ______ _ Supplement To Th• Daily Senllnel Pomeroy·Middloport. Olde """ The Gallla Times, Gallipolis, OiiJe SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1965 Nelgbbort Soelal Security Herald ol Truth Word of Life SUperman King and Odie Casper Show Porky Pig U:OO Bugo Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New American Bandstand Z:OO Major League Bueball 5:00 Wide World Of SJl(ll'ls 6 30 Cbampionsblp Wrtslilol 7:30 The King Family 1:30 Lawrence Well: 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Young News 10:45 Chiller Theatre T:OO TV Classroom t:OO Atrin Show 8:30 Telmesoee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mlgbty Mouse Playbouse U:OO Um1l The Lion Bearte<l 11:30 Tbe Jetsoos U:OO Sky ;:.;ng U:30 1\lf Friend Flicka I :00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 4:30 Aoaiomy of i Champion· abip 8:30 Jubilee 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Fanfanl with AI Hirl 1:30 GUilgao's island 1:00 Secret Agent 10:00 GtiiiBllloke 11:00 Up-To-Tbe-Mioule News 11:15 Weather Notel 11:20 Mllllon Dollar Movies the United States, endilll with the syndication still In business, looliJll billions of American do~ Iars. SAT., SI!PT. • WGHIJGili'S 1:30 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVf.S - "Some Came llunniDg," starring Franlt: Sinatra, Sbirley :MacJ.alne, and Dean Martin. When World War n I1'DlY veteran Dave Hirsh dt.. illiJI~ writer ol two published oovelo -returns t.o hla small hometown, local residents suspect that trouble - and wom. en - will follow close bebind, 11:30 FILMS OF THE 50's •m 0e1aa Drive," EdmoJJd O'Brien, and Joanne Dru. St.ocy reveals the ooetlvlo ties of bookie ayodicaUotia ill I ecolor Television I I I I I I AND ., ·~.SERVICE I' I ~.• :&t~ ILtw.A... (.' ' " ....... ··~~-1,,_ I ...i I •'"l'l'lng SALES ' I~ ,~ ,; . I I ll:i The FAR)1ERS BANK '. I I!- . and • li I!.. PHILCO 1!111'1 Teaford of Columbu:s ll an The Channel 13 lives~ , j 1:30 8:15 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 II :00 11:30 FRIDAY' NI!5HT SHOPPERS. ·: · WHTN- TV 1:00 Mister Mayor 7:00 Jolm'a AlmaDac , , , save money where tbey can do .Jl their banking - and so save time and elfott, too. Ppeo your saviogs acc:OWJi It our beak sooal Tractor Rears Up at Harrisonville Pull, but Driver Makes Needed 20 Feel Saturday's Television Program ., 1 ~~·./ ~. ,. ' I ~mmerce '~' =~~~~.t::;:::eq:!~ • - - -... ,Auto Rolls \~ \\ a t Thru Flower Bed, Yard w..- I and clrlef induatry Undersecretary of , WASHINGTON (UP]) - Pr11ldent John10n mH11 gainers. Denver Gohl, Harrisonville, with hit top advltere today to pion the next move in Morse reported late Sunday above, has problems as he tries hie effort to hHd off a thrHiontd notionwide IfNI ni~ht that the negotiations were to tow a load of cement blocks 1trlke, 111 for Tulllloy of midnight. hopelessly deadlocked. Barring the required distance during the J!ltre. wu lpaculotion in We1hington and Pitt,. court action, a walkout by 450.· tractor pull at the Harrisonville burgfl, where the ""' talkl brake off Suncloy, that 1100 steelworkers appeared ioev· Celementary school Saturday, the Chltf Executive w11 preparl111J to Invoke the Toft- !table. The pull, sponsored by the Hortlty Act to overt 1uch 1 striko. Jahn1an refustd to The last basic steel strike oc- PTO at lbirrisonville, Is held IIY It hi• news conference Sunday jut! who! he would curred in l!J59.60 and lasted • annually at the schoolgrounds. .do If I atrlke Ioomtd. "We are trying to work it out record 116 dayo. The govern· Though the tractor reared back tiM A!!ttrlcon woy, and I hope we'll be able to," he ment blamed the shutdown for on. Denber as he wao making lilld. ''If not, we'U hove to !oak to tho notional lnltr• the economic recession of late this pull, he pulled the blockJ .It all!! - whot it requlrfl ond then corry it aut." 1960. the required distance of 120 The issues blocking a settle- feel. In the other photo below, ment: Mrs. Tbor Carsey, PTO secre-Money. The United Steel- tary, sells a sandwich to Doug workers union wonts a three- Clay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dougyear contract 'th 5111 1 laa Clay of Pagetown. At tha increase in wa:;s a~ ~n= left cf ''rs. Cilrsey is PTO presiThe "big 10.. rod oflered. dent Joe Starcher. Wmners tn P ucer~ tbe tractor pull were Bob Wil· • packsge they say " worth Iiams o! Rt. I, Rutland, in the 40.6 ceols. 5,1100 lb. class, Kenny Willia!I13 -Dw:ation of the contract. of Rt. 1, Rut[;uui 1o the 6,000 The UDJoo oought ao agreement class, Denver Gohl on Sam A one-car accident on State retx~ctive to May I, when an Lewis' tractor in the 7,000 class ' llouta 1U at 4:30 a.m. SUnday, IDtenm pact averted I strike, and Kenny Willlamo in the 8,1100 1.% J!lileo east of the Salem Cen· while the COmp8Diel demanaect cW.. - Serl!inel .Photos. 'ter - is'CiiOOI, Jj under lftvestiga- ii becoma effective. Sepl L. . _ · . . . ._ ·: . 1 I (Usw), roy Collins, back to Washingtoo to confer oo the Impending crisis. They and other officials had a 7:45 a.m. EDT appoio ment with the President to report on the stalled talks and make recommendations. Neither United Steelworkers (USW) President I.W. Abel nor R. Conrad Cooper o1 u.s. Steel Corp., tbe industry's chief bargainer would comment on Morse:, charge that both sides were "irresponsible." Morse and Collins new here negotistor R. Conrad Cooper oJ the U. S. Steel Corp. Both men said they would gn They were expecttd to arnve in the nation's capital this al· ternooo. U.S. Steel Corp. and other members of the "big tO" producers began the oostly 43-hour process of banking furnaces and cooling coke ovens Sunday. Contract talks broke oil Sill> day night and Johll8on s'lm· moned his two special envoys, Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., and PI'M'SBURGH (UP!) - The fiery blast furoact!8 of the bas· ic sleet industry dimmed today, and a cooeerned !'resident Johnson summoned top negotia lors t.o the White House in an eieveo!IHlour attempt to. a~erl a nationwide strike aLJrudrught 1 . ' •!' •'·' ' . I .. ,··· . I !UIWl-' ' - ,), ' } ' I Mickey Always Kidding Vale (Dorothy KllgaDen ls on vacation. Her guest collllllnist tocloy is fli8hl club and recordiDg star Jerry Vale.) By Jerry Vale I had completed the lui show of the night at the Copacabana and my good friend and baseball Idol, Mickey MaJ>. tle, wu vialting me lo my dresolog l'llOIII. After ~pend!Jll a half hour or 80 opinolnl r'icords, we left for Mlctey's hotel, wblcb 11111'1 tsr from the Copa. II was January and a !terce 111011 storm waa liowling, but Mlot· ey insisted oo wall:ittl, 10 we llarted to ling to keep our minds off the freelll& wulha'. Wblle ool a,proleulima]; Mlchy r1es a 1w10 pretty and It '1111111 ..,. belon he - ftllflt linCIIII hla ~vorlle . eoua1rJ wen lOOP· R ~ oae ~ ~· .. and • ·1" mitt!! aitbe enlriiiCt Ill !II& ~~. I lbilulllt he'd lwl """ii'< BUt' IIOIIIlek· .,. 'JUII one.. more ~. · Jill' 'q," lit pleaded, ADd 'ltt•ll)i•lc, ..... lempo:ralure he Rlt lllle '- •: I l , . (Cat"Nltl'•lta:, . "l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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