https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f80acfbafddfe9eaf5701c3919d0b66.pdf 6b7b1cd698c4bcdfdd4444014dfe255f PDF Text Text or ~r-; Mrs. Louis Karschnik , Mrs. A. G. Greene. Mrs . Ha) M. Riggs, Ct ~~ Ase ath Tncy bnde 1 st ot honor at a shower Mrs Clara Kan maid ol han- Tracy. i(is Mr.n Eugene ~d H~stet Henry HetbL> I the bride; Miss Gloria Jean E'bersbach and .tr , IMrs Fred Dessauer, groom; Misses Carolyn and Maralynn ::O!y :f vemng 1n the sot.> or ; Mtss Erma Smtth. best ·Principals Meet at White House - Pl'M'SBURGH (UP!) - The negotiator R. Conrad Cooper of roy Collins, back to Washing· ton to confer on the lmpendiJt& ic oteel !Ddustry dimmed to- Both men said they would gQ crisis. They and other officials tlay, and a concerned !'resident They were. expecttd to amve had a 7o45 a.m. EDT appomf.. Johnson summoned top negotla in the nation's capttal thl9 at- ment wttll the President to retora to the White House in an ternoon. port on the stalled talks and eleventh-hour attempt to avert U.S. Steel Corp. and other make recommendations. a nationwide strike aLmidnighl members of the "big tO" pr.. Neither United Steelworkers Tue~. ducera began the costly 48-hour (USWl President I.W. Abel nor With the collapse oJ collee. process of banking furnaces R. Conrad Cooper ot U.S. Steel live I!Jrgainlng and failure of and coo~ng coke ovens Sunday. Corp., the industry·a cbiel barfederal mediation In Pittsburgh Contract talks broke oft Sun- gainer, would comment on JoiWOD sent bis personal plane day night and Johnson aum- Morse's charge !bet both aides to pick liP 1. W, Abel, president mooed his two special envoys, were "irresponsible." ot the Ualted Steelworkers Uo. Sen. Wayne Morse, O.Qre., and Morse and Collins flew here fiery blast furnaces of the bas· the U. S. Steel Corp. I ! I J w. 5 Trinity Methodist Church was cene Of Covert-Burks Weddl'ng July 10th Jon (USW), and chief Industry Undersecretary of eommeree I.e ' THE SHOE BOX I I MEIGS THE ATRE I L.l \@ ', ,'!'I krgt' I -:;cl N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. *"'"" • • •• • ~ : '\ • • • Jo _, . # lr1ti.~o'1v.a.n:h......., WSAZ- TV Channel 3 l oU Cora Cob Report 7ollll Today Show 7:21; Today Out Your Way 8o25 Today Out Your Way 9ollll CartoonsviUe l o30 Bachelor Father lO oOO Truth or Consequences 1Uo30 What's lbls Soll!l 10:55 Newa Monung Report 11:00 Concentration 11:!0 Jeopardy 12o00 can My Bluff 12o30 f'll Bet 12o55 Newo Day Report !oliO Midday Newa l o:tO Singin' Jamboree 2o00 Moment ot Truth 22o:W tbe Doctors l ollll Another World SolO You IJon't Say 4 11ft Match Game 4.!5 Afternoon Report 4. ;jiJ Mr. carwon S·oo Yogi Bear UO Adventure of the West WCHS- TV Channel 8 6:00 6:16 6·20 l o30 7oliO 7o00 Daily Word 7o05 Mike Wallace Newa UO Buddy Starcher 9·00 Captam Kangaroo lO oOO I Love Lucy IO ·JO The McCoys II 00 ~ndv ot Mavberrr ll :JO Dick Van Dyke Show 12 o00 Love Of Lile . 12o25 CBS News 12'30 Search For Tomorrow 12.01 Guidin& Light 1:00 Woman's Page I ;25 IVCHS News I:30 As The World Turns 2ollfl Password 2o30 House Party 3o00 To Tell The Trull> 3o25 CBS News 3 :W Edge of Nigh! 7; 30 ll:lli 11:20 WHTN-TV Channel 13 7:55 BoliO 8o3tl loOO 9:~ 10 oliO llo30 12 oliO 12 ,30 !oliO Sim !backer Sports Huntley-Brinkley Singing Canvan Tuesday Movte Special News IllS WeBtber IUO Sports 11o:W Johnny Carson 6.55 7·110 7o30 8.30 11 :1111 '·. LISTEN Fun Scllool Kin& """ Odie Morning Movie TIREil SUCCESS - Ryan O'Neal, who has scored a suetoess in the Peyton PIICe television series, wonders I llsucnBs is worth the priee H demands. The young I actor aays he's always tired I and has no time Ior his ' private life. To the 20th Century Refor~~~o~tion Hour At I 3;25 J:al 4;00 4:3) 5:00 9:30AM ,. ............ Acretl Ff"efn Ptrll Oollf~la. 01110 WHTN- TV Channel 13 7:511 Da1lr WC"d 1:00 NOJ' l'llln. 1:30 Jlck t. loiDDe 1:00 hD Sehaol 8:45 KIDI tutd Odlo 10:00 llltnlmi Movie 11:30 PriCe .. Rlgbt .. U:OO llama Reed .... ......._ !DOh Bell 12 "" • 1:00 Tbe RebUt Game 1:30 '1'111 l'lopll'l Cbolce 2:00 Wben the Actloa Ia 2:30 A Time For Ill 2:&11 Newa 3:00 a.ral 'htlpiW 3:30 YOIIIII IWrledl f:IIO Tnflmeeler &:00 8up!r SboW 6:15 8upwiDID 1:110 Local News I Woatber 1:15 Ntn l;al lave n To .Deaver 7:00 fti!Jnep \ 7:30 Oalt lind fllrrllll 8:30 Sblndla 1:30 Burkt'l Law 18:00 ABC Scope 11 ' News 11:15 wealber 11:20 Sporll 11:38 ABC'• IIIPtllfl THE~ - l1arr)q JaD181 ....... , Utle role, tutd Lee • Co1tb al Judge 11em7 Garth. •'Two Men Nalne4 Lindo." Wbea a dance baD (llrll(llaUDd IIIUl'dered •nd a cowbpy II btalell to ""'lb. a yq new coWbancl at the Shllob Ranch II arrested !Dr murder. 1:00 WEDNJI:!IDAY NGHT AT THE MbVIES ~ ''Torpedo TUif,iDAY CUoS'i'ARS HOLLYWOOD (IJPJl - Tu... w .. ' day .w~ 1i1J1 CIHlar wttb dJ KclloWalf In (Lord Love A ~luCk" Attacks on D31"Iy B3SJS. lGr UDIMII Arlllla. t ' I Ern estl.ne Wood Guernsey Queen Western weekend PIanned :'tog Autos Collide At Lot EXIt Education Act Js Hai•} ed •. tu: RD, t:: bt IUbDwine commander learns lbat 1111 wile tutd datJihler are prl1011er11 aboard 1 wanblp he II out to altldr:. ,, PJan Air 'I WED., SEPT. I JlGIILIOilT8 1:10 Color, . M Ri s d . 0Ies on un ay Rtin." allrriQ Glenn VOI'tl and i!:mest Borptlne. Japaneie at• tack 011 Pearl ,illrbor, A. U. S. . HEADQUAR'RRS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lot Remick wiD fonake movlei lor • while to atar Ia "Walt .'Until D~k." hopefully scbeduled fitr Broadway aest 1'111"1 . Raaier . llurr.Jde I HOLLYWIJOO (UP!) - Arlbur Godfrey wJU make h~ modem picture debut opj)lllllte ~ Is Day In 'the Gla•• BoltolD Boat" at MGM. Dan Thomas & Son FOR BACK·TO. . SCHOOL SHOES '- StOrm GODFREY DEBUT NlcbWlt LEE FUR STAGE ~ New• ~ 6:16 Your weatlierinaa 6:20 Sporta 6:30 CBS EveulnC New1 7:00 SID Fr8Dc!seo bAI 7;30 Mr• Ed 8:00 M1 U91D& Ooll aoao Beverly HlllbiW• 9o00 Dick Van [)yb 9:30 Our Private World lloOO Young Man From BootoD 11;110 l'bt NtWI 1'oaJ&bt Ill~ Weather TeDer 11:20 Late Show car- ' CBS Newa Ed&t 01 •ngbl 6;(1) ... Servlna You SiDet lear' Sportl AIIC'o Mike Wallace Newt Buddy Starcller Caplain •ngaroo 1 Love Lucy '!be McCoy• Andy ot Mayberry -• Van Dyk e 11:30 Di~ 12:00 Love ol Llll 12;05 Nowo 12:30 Seareb For Tamui1o• 12;45 Guldinll LJgbl 1:110 Womoo'1 Pap 1:25 NeWI 1;30 AI tile World Tllrlll 2:00 PIISIWGTII 2;30 Bouat Par!J 3o00 To TeU Tbe Trulh HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Ernest Borgnine and Jill St. John have been added to "The o.. ear'' which al10 stars Steven Boyd, Elke Sommer, Milton Berte and Edle Adams. ' Local Nen l'loatller 7o05 7:30 9o00 10:011 10:30 11:00 ADDED STAHTERS II 00 NOWI IUO II 15 lUll lUO 7o00 Dally Word 7:25 Today Oul Your Way 8o2S Today Out Your Way 1:00 Cartoonsville 1;30 Bachelor Falber IOoOO Truth or Co111811ueneea 10:30 Wbat'o Tbls Soui 10:55 MOrning Report 11:00 OlooeDfratiDD II: 30 Jeoplll'!IJ 12:00 can My Bluff 12:30 I'D Bet 12:&11 News Report · 1;00 Midday New• 1:30 SbliiD' Jlllllboree 2:00 Moment ol Truth 2:30 'l'bt Dadorl 1:00 Anolher World 1;30 You Doll, Say 4:110 Matcll Game 4:25 AfterDOOn Report 4o30 Mr. CariDGn 5:110 Woody Woodpecker 6o:W Adventure• of the West 6: 30 News Plclllre 1:411 Weather 6:55 Jtm Tbaeter Sports 7: 00 HIIDiley-8rlokleJ 7 o30 Tho Virgtni8D 9:00 Wed. Nlgbt at the Movl• 11:00 Lilt Nen PICiurt II; 16 1'V I Weather 11:20 Sports 5·00 Super Show 5.35Superm811 6o00 Local News I Weather 1.15 Newo uo Leavo II To aeavor 1 cOO Rlllemaa 7 30 Combat 1 au McHaie'l NaVJ 9.00 Tycooa 9 :tO Peyton P~ce 10.11ft The F\Jillive WCHS- TV Channel 8 1:45 Corn Cob Report 7:00 Today Sbow 11:30 Joluuly 4o00 l'railmlster TUES., AUG. 31 HIGHLIGIITS ~ Dally Word Bible Aniwa Jack La Lai!IIO! Price II fli&ld Oonua Reed Father Knows Bell The Rebus llolll• 1:!0 The People'a Cbolee 2 o, Where the Action Ia 2.30 A Time For US Zollo Newa SoliD General llospltal 3 00 Young Marrleda l o45 WeaU1er < Newa Tonight Your W''lherJDAll Sporta CBS Nen Jooy Bllbop S1J3arlool 'loUywoocl Talent Seoul PetUc:oat Junellaa l'lte Doc:ton l lbt Nuralbt NtWI ~ WeaU. Movlo 3,30 9o30 IOoOO 11 oliO 6. :IU News P1cture 8o:W Color TUESDAY MOVIE SPECIAL - "L'I Abner," star· ring Peter Palruer, Leslie Par· risb, Stubby Kaye, Ju~e New· mar and Howard St. John (Get>eral Bullmoose). Musical blll>ed on !J Capp's comic strip patch learn that their town has been selected by the goverDment as 1 testing area for A • bombs because it to "the most useless place in America." WSAZ- TV . Channel 3 4:00 The Secret Storm 4 30 Loot Ranaor 6: 00 Surfside I P . lto ~ Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program Tractor Rears Up at Harrisonville pull, but Driver Makes Needed 20 Fee1 Auto Rolls ThruFlower Bed Yard . eon: •· .. _ ._ _ _ ,_ _. ·.::... ~ ~ - .:..:..· ~...;. ....._. ·· -------~~~-~-~~---~--- • :~w:~ d~y.t:~ns::~~~~~~ both indostry and union bargainers. Denver Gohl, Harrlsooville, WASHINGTON <UPI) - p..,Jdont Johnson meets Morse reported late Sunday above, has problems as be trtes with hit top odvl,.r• todoy Ia plan the nexl move in niMbi that Ute negotiatioru. were to tow a. load of cement blocks hJI affort to held oH a threalenlld notionwid11 aletl hopelessly deadlocked. Barring the reqUired dlslance during the slrlkl, Itt for Tutoday al midnight. court action, a walkout by 450.. tractor pull at the Harrl9onvtlle !~ere wu spoculallon in Woahington ond Pltb000 steelworkers appeared inev- Celementary school Saturday, burgh where lhe ....1 talks brake off Sunday, lhat itable. The pull, S)lOnsored by the the C~lef EICeC~~tive wa1 preparing to invoke the Taft. The last basic steel strike ..,. PTO al Hamsonvtlle, ts held Hartley Act to overt such 1 strike. Johnson refualld to curred in 1959-liO and lasted annually at the schoolgrmmds. 1 Ny ~ his newo conference Sunday juot who! he wauld ll6 da Th Though the tractor reared back Y'· e goveru- on Denber as he was making do If • ·atrlke loomed. "We oro lrying to work it out record the AI!Mrlcon woy, ontl I hopo we'll be eble Ia.'' he ment blamed the sru.tdown for this pull, he pulled the blocks aald; ''If not, we'U have to look to the nationol inler· the econom1c recesston of late the required distance of 120 1960· Ht ond 1H whit II requlr• and then carry II out." . feet, In the other photo below, The issues blockmg a settle- Mrs. Thor Carsey, PTO secreJllent: tary, sells a sandwich to Doug -Money. The United Steel· Clay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug· workers union ':'ants a three- laa Clay of Pagetown. AI the rear coniract Wttll a 53.7 cent left cf • ·rs. Ctlrsey ill PT0 preoi· UJCrease tn wages and bentfits. dent Joe Starcher. Winners in The "big 10" producers offered lite tractor pull were Bob Wilj l package they say is worth Hams of Rt. 1, Rutland, in the ,, 40.6 cent.. 5,000 lb. class, Kenny Wllliams -Duration of the contract. of RL 1, Rutlltnd In the 6,000 ' The union sooght an agreement clasa, Denver Gobi on Sam 'd 1 State retroactive to May 1. when an Lewis' tractor io the 7,000 class A · pact averted a slrlke, and Kenny WI'lilams In the 8'000 R teone-ear 124 t ace• 4·30 en am onSunday iDler~m while the companies demanaed clasa. - Seutinel ~·" ' ~~~lea .!st ~f the. S~lem ter , iiCI!ool, li u1lder lnvestlga- It becornt effective. Sept 1.. .. . -" ' ~ , . lion by ihe Meigs County Sher· -Vacation btnellts, The USW Iii's department. ~ld language wrltteo mto the mdustry proposal would str•p &I Denuties said Frank J. Knotta, 100,000 steelworkers ol vacauon WA . ·, TON Wllh'." 34, lit. 1, Langsville, lost con- benefits they receive under the llo!tae a1 t.wrenee F. 0 trol of his car, went into a flow- current contract. . Brien, I , ~arler mem~ ~~ the er bed and through the yard nt A high unioo IOIII'CO said Sun· r lat. J~. f. Kennedy' Irish the Roy Stone propety, Rt. I, day "neither lido bas blulj:ed ABOARD uss LAKE CHAMmana, qn will like over as Langsville. appreciabl• ,, PLAIN AT SEA iUPt)-Costhe D81loo~ new poetmaster ,. SAIGON (UP!) -852 bombmoe champions Gordon Coopc-.!. 'lbere was ~arnage to the ~nt £A ers of the u. s. Strategic Air er and Cbarleo Conrad slept Preskleni\Johnsoo 8llliOUIIeed end of Knotts ear. No lnjunes, fS, figS UU Command may soon attack late as their first reward tu!Wnday that 'roatmaster Getter- however, were reported. The 0 ' Communist targets in South day and got ready for 18 days oi ·John A. Clronouakl, the first Investigation Is being eontlnued. Viet Nam oD a dally basts, 1o. of gruelling tesls expected to American ol . Pollsb descent to Sheriff ~o::lla=~·h al!armed military SO\U'ceB said A gigantic Western Weekend ~~::~::.can ~:~iv:lt~~~; aerve In the cabinet, would be so rer I ri ay the w;..: today. Official spokesmen dis. has been scheduled the week- harm. Miss Ernestine Wood, 1965 State Guernsey Queeu. tomlnated to be U. S. ambassa· ~=ve : : ar~ lnvestigat- Funeral services for Garnet closed that five 852 raids ba~e end of Sept. 25-26 at the Bob Back ''borne•· on earth bare· is presiding today for the Junior Guernsey show at tilt lor to Poland, succeetlin& c~ ed. The sheriff said $80 In cub Susan Rlgp, 60, Columbus, been flown In the past s"' Evans Farms near Rio Grande. ly 24 hours after lbeir 3.3 Ohio Slate Fail. 'eer dl)ilomat Jobn Moon• reportedly was taken from the who died Stlnda1 evening In days. One of the major acttvt!les millinn·mU orbital fli1ht, the Miss Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood t Cabot. Sam Robinson and Ethel Dilch- the Mt. Carmel hospital there, Two American P.ianes were will be a horse show, beginning Gemini o astronauts· tight of RD 1, Harrisonville, is a 1965 graduate ef Pomero, er bomes In tbe robberies. wiD be held Wednesday at 2 lost Sunday in &r operations at I p.m., on Saturday. Sept. 25. timetable was changed to let High school and is sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio MAMI - IIUBRICANE BET· Sheriff Hartenbach said he p.m. at the Raw!lngs - Coats on both sides of the l?th pa- Eight classes will make up tbe them get a few hours exira Guernsey Breeders Assn. sy, nourlsbed by tbe warmth also has received complaints of Funeral home wttb tbt Rev. ralleL An Air Foree F105 Thun- event, and there will be tru- sleep before flying to cape She was selected for the boll of the tropical Atlantic, intensl· persons breaking windows at Clyde Barllelt officiating. Bur· derchtef was shot down over phies and ribbons in all classes. Kennedy. or from a field of 12 contestanll fled today while chll111in& Jumn. the Salem Center elementary ial will be in Gravel IUD ceme- North Viet Nam and the pOol Horses should be on the =:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-=:==I at the annual slate couveDIIOD leuill acrua the opeD ocean. schooL He advised that anyone tery. was. presumed captured alter grounds by noon on that date. in Columbus in March. Sbt II ilelll' beeame the second bur- cau&ht causing destruction at She was born at Langsville ba!Jing out. The pilot of a Prop- A 6 p. m. Saturday supper is also 1966 Meigs County DalrJ • rtciiJt of tile uason SundBy, the school will be prosecuted. the da"••te 1 tb 1 te J.,m: driven Atr For~e reconnatsscheduled, and tbe menu is fried Princess. 0 luhJng the Leeward and Vir· "6'' r e 0 lllmce plane was killed m a col. . lin Islands wltb heavy ra)JI • and Ora Saxton Ward, and was Usion over South Viet Nam. chicken and the lrtmmmgs. Among the other Kelga eotmo 8 25 """ pll)'lna the role of a trligbt member of the Nazarene On the ground, Communist At p.m., on Sept. • a round ty participants at the Stall apollor 1D the United Stalel' church in Middleport. SurviV· guerrillas launched a number and square dance Is on the a· Fair today are tbe Edisoll llo~ IJliC* • in& Ia her busbiDd, Charles. of attacks over a wide area genda. A tratl nde IS scheduled, U. S. Rep. Waller H Moeller Jon family and Richard J{o. (II'Oir8lll. Ia d Jod in I tl- from 9 a.m. till 11 am. Sunday, hatted pass age of the Higher bleotz son of Mr liDd Mn. COUJMIJU8 - MIIRE THAN Friends may call at the Inte a~"::ul~nSunda ayin :~ following breakfast at 7 am. Education Act of 1965 on Thurs• David' Koblentz, PomeroJ, aeral borne after 10 a.m. Tues g Y There wtll be a $5 charge d "A other gtant step in 170,000 penODI already bad Pomeroy pollee lnvestlgated a day, two governme.ot outposts were per person. This will pay for ::ru ~ to tve America The HoUoos, Mr. and Mra visited the Olllo Sllte Fair aa two-aulomobUe accident at $:15 overrun 55 miles southeast of meals and all oiher activities lh I ~system go! schools in Hollon and children Linda anti II headed IDto ill lourtb dsy p.m. Saturday oo West Maio. RESIDENT FINED Satgon. includlng entry fee In all clas; th: ~~~;d." The measure now Larry, are ~Uctpatlng ill tbt *I II ippeared Wtely the IIIJO,. sl at I river /rout parking lot Fieldloa fllwklna, Middleport, es of the horse show except cut- goes to the Senate for considerColumbus DISpatch Blue JUb. 000 prediated by fair olftciala tilt. has been fined f50 and costs BR?UGJIT TO HOSPITAL tiog. ati~n hon Farm FMAJiy prufp'lllll. wOttld be loppod if tbl weather PoUce said Charles Anderson, by Middleport Mayor Lee Racme emergency oquadmen Children under 12 will be ad-' Th~ bill is deSJgned to a"ist l They were selected as a Bl,. bolda up, . 16, Mason, pulled out of tbe Smltb OD conviction of main· took Mrs. Dora Cozart, ~ ni g mitted free Several are expect-1in correcting four of the most Rtbbon farm family by a eomo l'bt fair Stmda) Nc:Orded the parking Jot In front of a car op- tainJng unclean premises on Run, to Meigs General sp f.. ed to arri;e Friday Sept. 24 ' ressing htgher education promttee composed of repusealao . . . lilllle dsy atWulance ID orated by Cecil Wolle, 21, Ra· Pearl-st. Mayor Smith auspend· al at ~:::· today :U~ she and camp out. ' C1~s lack of qualified teacn-1 MISS WOOD 1tives of lhe Grasge, Farm BUll> Ita l!J.fear lilltory as an estl· cine. Tbtri wu medium dam· ed tbe fiDe and costs oa cond> '!as a as a "' ca pa· Reservations are being accept- ers overcrowded facilities m-j . leau and €ooperative Ezlo , • mated lto,600 persons jammed age to both cars, but no Injuries. lion. improvemeDtt! are !llllde tient. ed through Jack Foreman, 7025 atl.;,uale librartes, and tn~uUt·t/~teraos Memorial Hospital Service. the lfOUllds. No arrests were reported. wltbin 30 dsya. • WEATHER Pilhod Rd., Holland, 0., 4.15211. cient student asSistance -(dmissions Satunlav - Mrs. The H?lloos, lllA!D to 1111 RusseU Barnharl, 25, Nelson· One of the most substantial 'd d Le . t W V State FIIIT by the Highway Pao llfANNIII. MASS. - SIN. viDe, was fined $5 and coots LOCAL TEMPS Moslly cloady liDd • Utile LJ d M t advantages of the bill Moel-•R bert ~war~· tar 'Mkldla. irol, will be guests of the ~ Roberi F. . Kellnedy'a 14-yeor • by Pomeroy Mayor Chari• J..e. The temperature In Pome- warmer totlty. Cloudy, warmoy oore o ler said was the provJSio~ to aid : Mrs. An rew atey ' .. patcb .for lunch, dinner and U. old da~ Katbleen, Jalock. pr Saturday night on couvle- roy's business district at 11:33 or ll>nlghl liDd Taettday, low to- Attend Rio Grande colleges and universities in the ' port; Mrs. :arle~ hJoho;'"· entire dsy's program. ed tiJICUiliCino11 when her btne lioa of falling to yield tho right a.m. today wu 811 dear-, un- algllt 5I-G. 1DP Taoldsy 85- Lloyd Dennis Moore, son of development of their libraries! Pomeroy • ary ous • ew Koblentz is porli~liDg il (Contlmifd 011 pap t) ol way.. · tier cloudy aklea. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Moore, and Instructional facilities. 'J'his Haven. the 4-H Club Ltatlership proo · 20 Oak Street, Pomeroy, has section would particularly bene- Dlscbarges Saturday - Lee lf81D. He, with lli other lop 4-B been. accepted for enrollment fit Ohio University Rio Hussell, Letart, W. Va .; J!o. Is a candidate U. at Rto Grande college. Grande College. bert DaUey, Middleport ; Oscar highest 4-H hoDon durtDfl !be . · Moore. Is planrung to enter '"High school graduates who : Robertson, Syracuse; Sarah next year. , .. the Ga~lia CoWtty college In the want to get a college education Lunsford, Pomeroy. ----BY A. ·V, ,lOWELL a public institution and Jo entlt· '!be 10 called, ''flab bowl" Our couniy is, we believe, the faD. His goal is to go Into the can get it now," said Moeller. Melp GeDent Boopltal I have beea uUd lnany tlmu led to IUPfOrl from tbe geD- drop ID colleetiODIID really iood rlcbesl county in tbe state Ill lleld of education. A May grad· "The bill allows for grants to Birth Saturday - Mr. and Adllliuieu Sallrdaf - ~ ; bow Ill iDIIII!iUoa u ., erallundl by the County Com. IIIU80UIJII usually amount to local scenes, especially river uate of Pom~y High school, needy students, enlarged loan I Mrs. Robert Edwards, Letart, a na Perey, Albany. !,\ Pl'lfp1ltle to han lf!l111,~... Dllllioaera iiC<!otdlng to popula- about bait ol the 1upp0rt need· and steamboat ph~apbs, Moore was achve m football, provisions, and excellent work- son; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bat- llllcbaa ... .Saltftly - ADet ·' I'UI"IIDI tutd edtiUI!otial aiiiiJ. 11oD, J'IDiial from f&,OOO ·a year ed. many of them uceetlqly rare baaketbaD, religious clubs and study opporlunilies. " ey, Middleport. a daughter. Frick, Pooteroy; Esta lowell, ; W,, II to be ~ ID for.·~.-~~~~ to $Z5,000 101' 'lbeJI, there Ia 1M pro11t liDd valuable. dramatics wbUe in high school. · Admiosiono Sunday - George Pomeroy: Panq Jones, .RJ!C):JI 7tll'll to f!ll!le. ,' · the~~ rinll• the sale of boob lll1d post cardl. Some mUJellllll rely beavUy ME%J' AT BEDFORD INJURED IN Ff,LL Norris, Racine; Clinton Napper, AdmluJea l!uby - Fred 1 \ We nlcomt Utli li!quJ,y tor 1 do 1101 · knoir of ly Colored JIOII Clrdt of ·national on "Dollar Day" collectiODI A meeling of Bedford Youth Matthew M. Weaver, 3, 10n Pomeroy; Patty Weaver, New MoJ11ing, Mldilleport; A.• ·l l ';'lite le lltould be ,.,,~•"· 1111 coon Interest COlt 0110 and a half once a year. Center supporters will be held of Mr. and Mrs. William. M. Haven; Sarah Lunsford, Pome- Alkills, Leon, W. Va,; c. T. (tid ·-~..., ~~ exc,pt oun, lballl not centl and MD tor al!,lckel. Act· ID the oYEr three IICOI'e yean Tuesday, August 31, at 7:30' p. 1faver, 615 Page Sl., Middle- roy. Jewett, RuUand; . Mn. 11w1 n ., · ' · 1 • ~ling ~ lupparl tlnd tbere ual pholoarapha ol local ICellel that 1 have Obaerved the '!Jllll'i· m. at the cneter with Ralph port, was adnutted to Holzer Discharges Sunday - Patty Cozart, ·LonJ BottOm. ' '•. Fint. ~=to=~:~~~ _.. '1:1 ciflhem, qur. ~n!J ciD be bacj Ill quantity ,tor 4e UonofmW'•tmelnOlUo,llmow Carl, president, in charge. Hospital at 8;25 p.m. Sunday WeaV<r, New Haven; Law- DlacllaiJn ._., - · Ln ~ ~ Dill ~edaetl tacb and 'HJI · IOJ' • !lb!tt or of !tone haVIDI elttsed tor' lack Those who helped with tile wltb a mlld cerebral concus- renee Napper, Pomeroy; Cathy Greeolee, Middleport; U.:. aol ·· " a! bui tii8Y lllo!Jt lbnt 10f ,a' quarter.. II ·· is o! ,ll!(lport. . , . ~ at the fair are especially aton. He was injured when he New Haven; Chester man BGy}!l!!! ~~ - \\at I I' 0 p ~. Stalemate I V Tk Circle-Mutti Marriage ows a en August 7th ,·n Dover E. U. B. Church ~ ~ r:. ~ o~ 11wben they're SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. \iJ ·~ ~. ,s:-. C .... ~~ ,; ----------------------------------------~--------------------------~----~~~~~ ~ ------------------------~-VOL ,XVII NO. 113 MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1965 ~~ ~-:i,'t FIVE CENTS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·~eyre fUN to weo'J 1 _;. ;., Co Dnoted To The lntereltt Of The MeiJ~oMmon .4rea the Federatt>d Im<tn Miss l'ht'lmu . Grm~ser A~ h. ~rs. Emmett Blackburn. D'Ch given bv Mrs Harry ring bt-C:trrr ; Mrs. Lums He1bel. Mrs. Rtchard Vaughan Sr .. Mrs. 1s M 5 senzo Menchin1 · flowl:'r g1rl : Mrs. Cleland Hmes. Mae Vtm lnwagen, Mrs. Raben d on,Mrs~ 8en Neutzling. A bride's mother; ~nd Mrs. Dale Couch, Mrs . .lohn Ketchka. Mrs. and old color theml' Smllh the gronm s mother. IElsworth Rowe, Mrs. Ray ~laze !ell · g · h d I Mis~ Anna Durst, Mrs. I erry d carried ou1 m t e ec~ra;. After the honoree gul'~! open- Ph~-lin Mrs. Alber' Smith. Mrs. lUI by Mrs. Eugene Heste- ed her many lovely gtl\s, -re- A. L. Phelps Jr., Mrs. Clemente . ablf> freshment.s ol ribbon s;mdWICh I i\1t-nehir.L Mrs. Geor~e NesseiGlfts were placed on a l . es m colors ol green and gold. road Jr Miss Nancy Hamm, t~ while cover cen~ered WI:~. Ichtcken sal a~ and dale ". u 11 i\11 1.' ' i :'rol Hamrn, Mrs. Trel 1 arrangement on pmk ro. hre<Hl -~<~nriw1 ches. pun_ch and Schoenleb. ds. On the mantel wt>re two cof/'t"e were served. M1ss Erm:-~ ! Mrs. ,\Jonzo Custer, Mrs. ·o-branch cryst~l candela~ra ISmiti presided at tilt' punch James Clatworthy Jr., Mrs. AI· d twn lar~r white wedcilng bowl and Mrs Hester at the sll-1b 1 E Ebersbach Mrs. Leo lls lied With green and gold . ff- . · er . ' rr· llt' l l"O eP st'rvtce. Vaughan, Mrs. Harold E. tpws. , . w·" h~lrt The retreshment l~ble was at- lett, Mrs. Joseph Gloeckner, A mock w drlmg, a , the tr<~ctlvt' Ill Whit~-> ll_nen cover, Mrs. Russell Brown, Mrs. Sehm ~h. Mrs _ Bentz Wolt_e as . n , cenlt>red wilh a while seven ,/ Hlazewicz, Mrs. Harry P. tmstf'r, Mrs NrDtz\Jn~. P 1 ~ • 1 branch candelabra wtth gold s. :th 1\f Elsie Hart Mrs. I who played the weddmg cam11es and rlowers. On the l)~~ict' Gur:•in, Mrs. Ad~m Eb~r('h· M~.s Marv1~ Bu~ ;~~~-- edgt' ol the table wa.s green s_at- ers'bach. Mrs. w. H. Ebersbach. · sang, l Love ou r Y·_ 1 in ribbon with wh1t~ weddmg Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Jda bell ~ a• P<l<'h curner Tlw nunch Burns. Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mr. • bowl centered wilh a green Jroz- and :\·Irs. w. A. Gibbs. Mrs. Max Pn rose , encircled with bridal Meinhart , Mrs. Donley Reibel, wreath with a bow shaped ar· Mrs Phil Meinhart , Mrs. Joe MRS. DOYLE E. MUm rangement of yellow flowers at- Ebersbach, Mrs. Carl Hysell, • tached . centered a white cover· , Sr .. Mrs. Norman Kloes. Mrs. e table wtth ~oiled fern on Virgtl Campbell, Mrs. Paul Po- . MR. AND MRS. HOWARD BURKS leach end. well and Mrs. Henry Ewing. ''Whero You Get The Attending were those nalll€d The marriage of Miss Donnafolk, Virginia, who served her Most For Your Monoy" above and Mrs. Phena Clifford, 1\l iB Church ClllsS Ruth Circle, daughter of Mr . sister as matron of honor. ":"' Mrs Harold Ebershach a n d nnd Mrs. Homer M. Circle of attired in a .gown ~ aqua Silk . Oaria, Mrs. Leo Bryan. M r s. 11-fepts on Tltursdlly Route 1. Racme, to Mr. Doyle shantung destgned wtth • scoop Trinity Methodist Church in Columbus was the setting Roger Cullums, Mrs. E II en The August meetmg ur the Edward Mutli, son of Mr. and neckltne and short sleeves. for the July lOth wedding of Miss Betty Ann Covert, MfDflUPORT. 0. : Couch. Mtss Janice Couch, Mrs. Willing Workers class of I he Mrs. walter Multi of Route 2, She carried a nosegay of piak- , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Covert, former test· ::::iiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~=:i Jacob Ebersbach . Mrs. Norbert enterprise EUB Churcn was New Philadelphta, was solemn· li ed white carnations. dents, and Mr. W. Howard Burks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Kenneth Har· held Thursday evening at the ized on Saturday afternoon, Aug· PP Howard J. Burks of Huntington. Doctor Paul J. Acker ris, Mrs. Clyde .tones, Mrs. horne nf Mrs . nwight Logan, usl 7, in the Dover Evangel!- Mr. Ray MutU of Route 2, officiated. "'-_- - - - -- - - Pome~ OhMo L>uy 0. kussell and Tem Lynn, Rock Springs Road. cal United Brethren church. New Pblladelphta, was best The bride. given In marriage lmdescents: A molded emj1ire Melanie Burt, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Geotlley Wilson, presi- Rev. Howard Kmttle per· man for hiS brother. by her father wore a floor - walstlme haghbghted the TONIGHT thru TUESDAY I Hamm , Mrs. Denver Kapple, dent, conducted a short busi- formed the do~ble' ring cere- With her yellow and g_ree,n length gown of organza over taf- bodice which ~as styled with a Aug. 27 thru Aug. 31 Mrs. Lowell Chapman, Mrs. ness session. Several money - mony at two-thirty o'cl?ck be· floral cotton dres~ the bnde !I feta designed with a controlled Sabrina neckline and e I _b o Wtlt Oisney·• I Guy Cowan, -Mrs. Mary Kun- making projects were disru~s··rl fore an altar ado~ned With bou- mother wor~ yellow accessor- skirt accented motifs of re • length sleeves. A large Obt ''THE MONKEY'S UNCLE" . zelman, Mrs. Homer Brickles, Mrs. James Will thanked the quets of while gladiola and car· ies. The bndegroom's mother embroidered lace centered with was fastened at the back of . !Technlculorl Mrs. J. M. Thornton, Mrs. class of planter sent her while nations. wore white accessories w1th her waisUine and a chapel tram Tumm~ Kirk_ Annette L.. Fauber, Miss Marguerite hospitalized. The wonder box The bride's gown of pure silk navy dress. Each had a corsage fell at the hem. A crown of re-''GOL~=: ~i~",;;~'SHOE -~ Meyer, Mn . Georgta William- donated by Miss Dorothy Lon~ r f hioned with a scoop Of white roses. 1,! '' II" "'''" 't., embroidered lace lllnd irridesREVUE" son, Mrs. Gerald Wildermun w~s awarded to Mrs. Eldon me~Jiwas ~~rt sleeves and bell Miss Barbara Haines of Dov- 1 cents held her fingertip illllflion' ITcchnicPior) Mrs. Phil Wi\li~mson, Mrs. Weeks. A dessert course wa " ~~ ne~t~eet-length skirt. er organist, played All Glory, veil. She carried a bouquet si,led wllll topol<ld Walt Oisney f'ealuretle! Se Gidce Pratt, Miss ~nna Rei- served by . the hostess to Mrs. v:ice braid trimmed the L~ud and Honor (Teschner); baby roses and feathered and woslllll lliand patdl · lect your wi1mer al tbP Gold bel. Mrs. ~lbf>rl Hobtnson, Mrs. Herbert DJxonm_, Mrs. Har}ey ftted bod ' and was repeated All Hail the Power of Jesus' i., nations. lull like a .-1 -pui.chor'l • ••• Big Yank'l IIU• f en f-lorseshop Revue! William Neutzling, Mrs. Clar· Brown, Mrs. Wil_son, Mrs: Carl o~ the sk\~ and a small bOW Name {Ellor); Praise to the Mrs. Robert Rhea, twin Admission o75c & 40e ence Massar, Mrs. Amanda Kas- ~~re, Mrs. Wtlland Sktp Lo· accented the ·bodice, Lord the Almighty (Gesangbush) ter of the bride, served WoSiern joanl tA ru911ed - wlthog · The carried a nosegay of fea - Let There be Peace on Eartlt sister as matron of honor. , lllue denim. 10091o coiiOII TO OBSERVE 50TH thered carnations and slepha· (Jackson ); The Lord 's PraJ'<r Betty Long, bride's roornm1rte, SanforizOd. wmplotol1 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newell notis centered with two white (Malotte), and the lradtltonal ' 'l ' ' served as bridesmaid. waohoble. Triple tt:tchod a~ 1 .,:·~, ' will observe their 50th wedding \ cymbidium orchtds and wore a weddtng marches. . . The best man was Mr. 0 p 1 0 M E 1 A 1S 1 reinforced with non a 1 · b arl necklace a gift of the Guests were received m the !r \1.' .1. I . .l~st.lf!Ot~~~~ -o~.~~ OIJil'e Hnuf·s Uto 12. /.to fl rt "lnsl? at Noon on 5anmtvelrhs~ryl1Sund~y, ~e~!e~i~~~ bridegroom. ' horne of the bridegroof!l'S .par- L >~~\~~-~~ ert ~hea_ and t~e. !l~h~r~ . ' j 'burs - Kast Court St Pumeruy u.; • a . ~u ~- ~e 10 ';... • . , ' .. .. • • , _r ' ~ ---·~·, . ·-·II . ' • •• • . ,• ., , -,,. ,r,. 't)• .. .'J'4'!'·· • • .. • t • (I I entr~ te ~ ELBERFELDS Sending gifts were Mrs. Pearl • at y ANNOUNCE REHEARSALS All members of the EuterD High School marching band are to report for rehearsals next week at the high school • Monday. Tuesday, Wednesda1 and Friday from 9-11 a.m. . dl t Aug 28 1965 par Mro I B. Weed. Mro. Roy )ally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mtd epor · 0 · · · ... ' Seyfned · Mrs. Lawrence Lan· ning, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. ~iss Jeff Abel, Mrs. Edwin Stem, Tracy, Bride-elect, is Guest Shower at Federate d Ch urch • ' T. • • ·A b .nquzrzes ou t M useum A nswered a~d I ~ys, !«"' I I !'Jcb 'I- 1 '::]Ptl!IUlly oa• . ......,* tiJ4·ul!ll .. m ~~ ,~~~~\fa· ;tloa.. '.·."-~,}.·.lf{'~l·~l,.·· '. 'l}' ~·. .,. Curry, b4: '' ~~1ft 'if:ft.•·Jit~ ~·. -~a~ ~~ p~~ Is~~'\~~~ ~.Ha~~~·ille.llvel , ~M, ·' ' •' Ji''!,q . .,:.;.,:.:.., . . !, '· ' ' 1'{, • •' • t.lllllll ��. ,. ' I ... 1. Da11J Ientine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 30, 196D-I Debriefing Operations of Bookmobile, HQ, Outlined Progress at Jackson TC Is Reviewed • Begun IS Regis'- Now For Fell Quarter o., c~ ~~eg~n SIDI. 14 Nlghtcr..... a.gln Oct. II CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thunday-9 to 6 Friday and Soturdoy-8:30 to 8:30 WHITE ._.. G1llipolis Business College SAVE! s1 4 Sparklinc Wilh Dewey Fresh11111 Allsweet Red MARGARINE 1 2 /z Cans GRAPES Assamd Musselman's FULLY COOKED 'I.'s l-Ib. Ham Slices roll HOUSE PAINT · Regular Luco-Tu Acrylic Exterlar llouse Palat c811 be IISed • wood, masonry or aslleatoa. CBII be applied II lb. Jar 25" luro-tmc I 100%ACRYUC 25c 25-0:r. Glass -weve 25C Thick TISSUE by SCOTT HI-C lb. HERSHEY'S SYRUP ORANGE DRINK wat, dii'Ap or dry weather. ggc Wide range til eolors II use from. $1 3 Can $1 59c Can ·Potato Chips 10 Rio Employs Mathematics Instructor EVANS GRADE IIA" l EGGS Small Size 211 Cans 15c Off Lobel Clont c lox Dozen Only $eUy'1 pwehni!JU ~r and NEW WIIISRVI THI liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS OP ALL ITIMS IN THIS ADV (NO PUIICHASI NICISSAIY) 1074 ........ ·-1074 074 .,., ...w ftll11'1* - Yau Win 10,000 S&H OrMft ltomr,s (1Mre .,. 11 wlnn ng Ne•·l You Wlo 1,000 , ...... . . . wtlll · You Wln 2ftr o,...... "~r· t, S&H en.- 4 wi~HD•. .r..., -r:r:-"-'''"' 1,... .. Ia lllaa lai••••J N=lll, llpt. &, lMII (IIUI _ph,HI ••• t l!lr • • lll1tl fualllu .,. .,aq tll(tll,. '- wlil) . . Number WHTN·TY Channel II Ivory Sat. Night (Thlf• .,.. fOO winning fl JRr a.mber Tho Winning No•·J Yau. Win 100 TAIUTS SELECT On (tMr. .,.. tO wlnl'lfl'lff Milk of Mlcnnla Milk of lacnesla HAMER S&H Green Stamps S&H GNtn Stamps 74 WATCH JOHN 10:45 p. m. ,..... 10,000 Every Woolc I 12-01. Btl. 69c 69c 75Btl.ct. 5wllt'o BEEF STEW 53c_ I 24-01. Con Ubby'e Slop" Joel tool - Pork · BRDK'S c:..tce•trata ShOWIPOO MAXWIU. HOUSI GOFFIE off All tlrlodo BREEZE 2 .!.':~. &8c DOVE BLUE SILVER DUST 2 b~~. l3c 10c off Giant Stzo l3c RIIISOBLUE $24' to-lb. box IOTIVEALL n ......... 83c LUX LIQUID n ..., ..... &lc. SWIILIQUID Col. Wotor .FIIAL TOUGH , .... bd, 48o 11 ALL" '141 WIK · lei Got. '........... lle C:l1nt ........ Ill. LUI hal~'"' ' 88c .:~P~Y -;~ . .... or Drt .... $1 Tullo Ony . ..,:loW ··'FL•••n ••• ·I!·· ~,- ·. ~· ~ · 42-oo. . . . . . . no. Jor tl\lt '""' briop ""' price clown .. S39.18-witll .. reciDCtioll .. I Sl,IPER SPRAY I DE01l0RANT calm •cool · NIW GAlli EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 17 CARD NOW stepped-up ,..c ~ \ ~ You pay only ~.$,49 IIIIo It the Winnlnt Numb•r for WHk No. 16 school. Mr. Shuperl is married to the former Delores Fields. He and his . wile have three daughters, Karen nr., Jovanna 21:-2' and Kristina, three-months. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Har· ley F. Shupert of tl41 Ninth St., West Portsmoulb. JOHN WILSON SHUPERT Dtrltt s...-,~ 12td blllwenary Salt .,_ ........ ... Electric Bates Betlucedl Cons SHOESTRING POTATOES ~~~~~- • 12-0z. Kobey's ,j Slips oo "'"'- "The Tlepartment Store of Building Since 1915" 15'12·0•. l-Ib. Cello Pk1. ..;_ . . ; - 1111 - Canned Drinks 16-0ii. btlt Evona . ..; Bthtlr lltltltlllt Pomeroy Cement Block Co. NEHI c Cans _ ,j--11$0.00 porpl. Wafer Thin ROYAL CROWN 46-0z. BARBECUE SAVE I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. Gav't. Inspected 21bs. Pkgs. Just-Rite SAVE! GAL. JUG BEANS Wear-ever Foil ~.-13411 36 LG<IIIt BREAD Deep Brown APPLE SAUCE BLEACH 3c OFF LABEL Libby'• Rohrt's COOKIES l:LOROX bile EVANS Recular 2 for 39c Cotolog wltil Full Into.. •otlon A"IIHio 1111011 11'101111- Seo • """"' FOREMAN •nd ABBOTT ''I ' Rio Grande College has employed a new lnstruclor In mathematics. He is John Wilson Shupert, 28, a native of Sedalia. · Shupert atlended Scioto county schools, graduating from Portsmouth High school In 1955. He attended both the Portsmouth Branch and malo· Athens campus of Ohio University, receiving his bachelor of science in education in 1960. lle attended summer school al Miami University in 1963. · This month, Shupert was •· warded his Master of Arts de- , 8J'ee from Lou~iana State Uni- ' versily, where he attended the ' National Science Foundation A<> II aderru·c Year Institute. He has had seven years of ex- 1 teechiDg ill public , I ·~~":~~ He taught one year in I II county schools, five years Portsmouth city schools. and year at Deer Park tO) High 3 ROOMS New Furniture oMI.Y •' *299 , ' ' f30.10 Don - lolt!IOI on Con-11111 TN M·ASON Ai~TURI J 'TIJCi Ele11rie Companv redu~ee- rates to iti"_ cu;tomrr< .•"'. totaling $2,650,000.00. This , •· .... rate redw·Jion will be reflec-ted September electric eervic,. on ... vour ~latrment-: Lower ... more rl'nnomical electric servire ;,:1;~ rate; are a continuing trend to re,iclrntial <'ustomers•. Thi , latest redtlf·tion reprc- • senta lhe eecond (2nd) decrease ill dectric ~.raa.U.l963.J -- I Mlddloport, 0. . I ott~_ling . f2, 6SO, 000.~0 • CO. MUOM. w. vA. yau 111 _r•r,:, Than .Ewer ''.\ Eleetrlelc,._is the Biggest Bargain . ~ . · bl·Year Budget ' . -- Goodthl~pwlth .J/~ 'Ciilse·Heilllr'apswilll ~-aood·l · . ' j ' ' ( ,; , I : ~. I •• ' ,, . : ~ t ~ • ' ; : .. . l ' . '! ; ~ • .. .~ • ·~ ' I �.. 1 ' I \ o.Da'\iy :!entm&, rome•oy·mou1epon, v., aug. 30, . -- " 196D Jeff, i.arrJ Roush, Mr. and Mrs. otla Knopp and bostesa, Mrs. Harry WoHe. Dorcas News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wade and children of Chester, W. Va. called on Mr. asd Mrs. Jess By Edlla 1 .., Pickens recently. A cookout wao held Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Ruby) evening honoring Harry Lubrlck and children of East .., bls 37rd birthday. Liverpool ••!sited with her parent were Mrs. Edith ents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar DaiMr. and Mrs. Richard ley. and sons, Matt, Mike and Mu Rev. and Mrs. John Bush caiJ.. ol Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ar· .,; on Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brad· chie Torr of Athens, Mrs. ford Thursday evening. 1\endorf and sons, Randy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sterett • • • • - . and sons of Gallipolis spent 11lursday night with her par· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knopp. Steve Dalley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dalley retU11leo' home to start football trainIng after spending the summer in Cleveland where he was employed. Max Knopp is spending a week at the home of his par· ents, Mr. ano Mrs. Otis Knopp, during P.C.C. Homecoming week at Davenport, Iowa. SMILES TELL THE ASTRONAUT STORY -. Jubilation .expressed b~ Mrs. J, Jimmy Zeck, son of Mr. and Gordon Cooper left and Mrs. Charles Conrad, nght, durmg mterv1ews w1th news· " -See --Yourself At , , • l1'oillllllllor It alone. Ttm>r Per Mr•. Tay Zeck of East Livermen at Seabro~k. T~x ., symbolizes the nation's joy at safe return of the astron,autsl •long u tf de1lrecL Phone 111'11 for fast pool is spending some time with .,fr~o~m~th~e~ir-::·~3.::3·.::m:::il:::li::Ol:::'·::.m:::il:::e_o:::r:::bi:::ta::.:l-'Jc:..o.::.u•_·n_e:_y_in_s_,p_a_cc~.=~========= his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. OIPProval. Then atop lor Omar Dailey. with Max Knopp. JOI1r In 30 mlnlllel. AJ.oo Jaratr Joono with long Mr. and Mrs. Donald {Mary) Mr. asd Mrs. Grover Salser ll11li low PQ1DOIIII. Dorst and four daughters of Sr. spent Friday night and Sal· Sunday School attendance Newark spem the weekend with urday with their daughter, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and lfrs. Frank Clyde rRose Mzary) Evans and , Sori~tv Aug. 22 was ~73~.~T~h•~:=lll~=~ Walton. family at Porter. ' Brent Bradford, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton of ~Th;:eiB~oo;,s~te;ris~u;.nd;a;y~kht~ and Mrs. Brian Bradford, or Newark are parents of a of the Baptist Church · Wooster Is visiting his grand· baby daughter, Carolyn Machell, entertained by Mrs. Co r a I parents, Mr. and Mro. Otto born recently. They have one Buck at her heme with a six Bradford. other daughter, ReV. Diann. o'clnc~ dinner. After the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bolin Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. meeting was held . Games and son of Albany called on her Frank Walton. 1 in charge o£ Vera Bee•gle parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harry Wolfe , and Maggie Shain. Present Pickens. called on Mr. and Mrs. Otis members of u.e class and Charles Cline and Jimmy Casto at Portland Friday. , Beulah Stobart, Bal'bO· II Diddle spent Saturday night Observations of cometc; were I Vada Beckwith and d:;~:~%~: recorded by Chinese AstronoISh~elly and Faye Beegle. mers as early as 2369 B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Br8oO·II Americon colleges and uniof Davisburg, Mich., EFFECTIVE MONDAY-TUESDAY versities have an enrollment · I Sa:turday supper guests of of more than 82,000 foreign AND WEDNESDAY ONLY. Mrs. A. C. Bradford students from 152 countries. overnight with Mr. George Deem. Ovo!rnight ll P R A I S E FROM THE 1guesr.g of Mr. and Mrs. CHIEF - President John· were their son, Critt, Jr. astronauts of Worthington and Miss Beu· son speaks with FINISHING Gordon Cooper and Charles iah McCormick of Toledo. They Our bed quality Conrad shortly after they were all here w attend the service were carried from splash· Bradford reunion at Royal Oak down point via helicopter to Park on Sunday. I DAY SERVICE the carrier USS Lake Cham· Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris ON REQUEST plain. 1 were visited Surulay by their ' daughter, Christine Lake, BLADE Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Athens and their grandson and CUTS called on Mr. and Mrs. Dayton his wife, Mr. and Mrs. WULiarn WELL Pemoroj Cleaners Phillips Sunday evening, Lake and daugh~. Lori, TRIMMED lb. recently moved from Zaru!Sville --- PRICE TAG! $300 25- l I I · Racine BAIER FURIITURE Ohio Notes ITY • PLAID STAMPS, SPLIT BROILERS Breasts ......................:... tb. Thighs . . ...................... tb. Wings .............................. tb. Livers ... ........................ lb. a9c 49c 19c 89c · - - - - l b.. Electric Water Heater I •• OUT OF STYLI SPECIAL I ! 52 Gallon Size $79·00 OUT Of · . THtr/ •. This electric heater could cost you only '29.00, on this special offer. I FLAMEtESS '/ELECTRIC )WATER HEATERS I Only •m. fl•meleu electric hat WitH helten lin you •II the hoi water roo 111111 whln roo need it, heated to 150". When ~ou·re wasllina ciGtlles rul!~ elm, *illille dish@~. t•kifl2 sha..1ers 01 balhl, or baWl everythin& IQin& 11 001 time. JIU1111 1111-so-alad your water is heated tilt modern electric wtr. Don't nttte !Cll 111 ~ate or 001-of-style water hal11 ... Rtt the one that's oot ol this world ••. U.ar~e wilhotrt clumsy flues or V'ellts. Gil the ~J~ick llCOYtrY Wlttf heater that's cl..., IIOI'e dependable an ~ 1ully automatic. Go Bec!fic, an~ when ~.oo do, look Ill' 11 ~I P. S. P. symbcl. Tllis Protective Service Plan covers all service 1111s .. mainttnalltt, even replacement of tank It necessar, for 10 lull rears. Sot ,.. otoalo lolor. 111C1A1. LIW 1e P!1 KWH RAJ( fiJI WATU H£Al(RS, PLUS SATISFACTION CUARAIIEEJ 01 YOU! MONEY BACK! flarll - e .. ..,. .. P'ltltd.. St<1b PWI __ [lftlllt Wfltl Mfrtlll 1 ........ "' I'M'*'-.... 2 "'.. ,.~.~-ttflll' ,.. ._._ ...................... u.,............ SPORTS SUMMARY Weekend Sports Summary By Nited Press International Saturday SARATOGA s;.IUN~;usdk~~;,; Ogden Phipps' !COred a 2'k length victory the $UO,I'I$ Hopeful Stakes Saratoga Springs. I • 10 U 0 PHONE US TODAY! ••. end look whot you can save! Think of it! It's possible to save up to '50 when you install a flameless electric Protected Service Plan water heater in your home. You save •25 on the purchase price when you trade In your present heater, regardless of make or model. And you also save •25 on installation H your old heater happens to be the flame-type. This great of· fer is only one of many benefits you get with a water heater accepted for our Protected Service Plan. eA "GOLD STAR" STORE OHIO VALLtY PLUMBING & HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND WY 2·2036 POMEROY CIUCAGO - The heavily vored Tom Rolfe nosed Royal Gunner in tire $100,000 Arlingwn Classic at Arlington Park. LAKEWOOD, Colo. - Jean Ashley rallied from a three-hole deficit wbeat Mrs. Anne Quast Welts 5 and 4 in the final of the National Amateur Wumeni'S golf championship. WJLUAMSPORT, Pa.-Windsor Locks, Conn .• tripped swney Creek, Canada, 2-1, to win the Little League World Series. SOliday AKRON. Ohio - AI Gelber· ger beat Arnold Palmer strokes to win the ••••·"'~II American Golf Classic. SARASOTA, Fla.- Paul (1118 Polsoo) Waner, a three-lime National League batting champion with the Pittsburgh Pi· rates, died at the age of 62. BUDAPEST - Hungary two gold medals w edge thft United Stale!! in vlctorlel. 15-li, in the World University Games. NEW YORK - WOlle Mays moved Int.> fifth place on the aU-time home run record and broke the Natiooal Iague record f~ bomera ID a IID&le IIIOI!tb. fflrmt to lnsurt of freshness. lb. Whole Legs .......... lb. 45c Drumsticks ... ............... tb. 49c Backs & Necks ............ lb. JOe Giblets _.................... ·- lb. 29c "Chicken Has Gone To Pieces At Kroger" : PAN/5- H MODI!AN tfAM PLUMROSE FREE 200 Bonus Otfer! Domino "'Plhtrurn&o Vlt<tnr PJr Ertra Lun - C1nntc1 For Maximum Flnor Sleri(o - No RtlrtgeroHon - .... c-. ... ..._~ -t. Y.tcron Icc Bucket, CovoNd Sorvl"t Jnamat. Pe~ator, or 8-cup Pitcher SUGAR Sliced Bacon .... ____ lb. 69c Plumrose Canned Hams Ex)>. S/4/65 :· $1.99 ~~ $2.99 CaiWd Picnic ........... 2 ,~~ $1.69 IG~~!l-~!~~!ecl We reftf'Vt tht right to limit -~' C ""' eo.oc.., co>~~ fiVInliH"• Auort.d v lf'let.y Big KDrinks .. 12 =- Sl Flour .. .. ... . 10 !. 79c Bread 5-· $1 .3 $1 Dinners CHICKEN BREASTS FRESH FROZEN_ -lb. PORK A BEANS Kroper White SAVE NEW CROP-YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS 3 lb. cans ltooltiiW fttttMI Coffee ________ ~:;·· $1 IC._ MIRACLE WHIP::rt49c WISCONSIN lb. •• JANE PARKIIt POTATO CHIP ,... FRU-IT DRINKS ·3 ~ -9c ·· MPWND-VACUUM PACK A&P .. .l SWHt Tre•t Slictd 10·-= $1 Kothor Dllf, Homllullicoo, s-t, Dill Sllca, K- Dill lllct~ 3 1 3!«. 1.,. $ '"' FREE Embassy lit. un • • •• .. :!~ $1.99 50 SAVE20c . . . No Coropoo .... - ... 2-lb.- SALAD DRESSING quart $ •nv i•r K,..,.r lnsbmt Tq Exp, 9/4/65 jars POTATOES ~~=- Copyright, Tho KI'OfiOr Co., FREE 50 2 i•n l(ntgtr Olivtt 9/4/65 C.ob ... ···.... ··· 2~b. ltag 25c box HI.C BRAND kNves Biscuits ..... .12 :: 89c U.S. No.1 Size A 'All Purpose White lhg.49• lptclll , Kroger Vac Pale Fruit CA.cktail3 N.:.~ $1 59c JANE PARKER APPLE PIE lwoporatod 111$ SALAD DRESSING , • • • ••• • K- Milk --------- 8 c:•• 1 Pineapple ___ 3N;:;~"' $1 P L Yellow C. S. Corn "Kroger Pickle Sale" FRESH MILK 3 , Assorted Variety 1-lb. cans Coffee .. A&P PLAIN- HOMOGENIZED , , , Morton Frozen 65c big , • • THE FOlLOWING SPECIALS EFFECTIVE ALL SWISS CHEESE you 33c Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Lake r --===========:ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii";l"' and Lori left in the late alter· noon to visit friends in polis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Root and daughter, Susan, of Toledo were weekend guests of Mr. and lojrs. Harlow Ervin. · Mr.' ~nd Mrs. George Farm· ! er and daughter, Susan, of Morgantown spent a recent Sun· day with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watlerson. Mrs. Farmer is a I sister of Mrs. Watterson. Mrs. Roy Depoy of Guysville , and Mrs. Jack Bougherty and i oons, Mark and Bruce, of Co!j:I~um~bus~r~e~ce~nt~ly~v~isi~ted:'!._.!!_ith j l sold .t Kroger is oloUverod lreJh dally from ne-arby "raduclng PLUM ROSE Too! c Robinson's UT-UPFRYER c ....---"Fresh or Frozen Piece Chicken"-- ANI GET GIFTS FOR U.S.D.A. Gov. lnBpected Farm Fresh &very dliclctn that 11 Early Week Values CHUCK STEAKS • Wieners 12·0%. pkg. I SHfRT • Armour Star Sklnlaao - 1 --- • $595-00 OIQ Rock Springs Society Notes • • 3 ROOMS of ' ···- ... Take more "labor" out of Labor Day with Kroger's CHECK THIS •••. I I I I COSTS LESS THAN I 14~ A DAY --- ..... APPLES 4 lb. bag FREE 50 ..* -- 2 ..... IINiwlcl Exp. t/41'5 �' ' . ' .' . . .. . .. . ' . ... '.. . . . . .. ~- .. ' -....- _........ ···- ···· ·--····"' ~ ....................... .~....... . .... ......... ....... .. ......... ~··· · - ~· ····· • "·- ···· · · ~-- - -- ... ....... ...... . . . . .... ........ ..... .. {\ . I, ~- &·Dally sentinel, Pom&rOY·Middleport, 0., Aug. 30, 1965 Pomeroy · 2 SIGNS OP WANI AD tNFORMAnON Motor Co. QUAUTT • 2-Bob's Sale Now Going On .' - OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Thund•Y• Slplember 2 Loutlon: 8 mil• G•lllpolls on f•lrfleld Church Rd. _,of er, power winch, 2 ton L. W.B. Chevte truck, cant hooks, chains, binder, loader wtth bucket for Farmall H. or M. Tractor, \-2 and % inch soft cnble, several long V belts, flat belts, 52 Dodge, 54 Chevie, large supply of windows, tent 24x40, dinner bell, house goods, several antiques and other itelDI too numerous to mention. POMEROY, 0Ht0 • - AUCTIONEER-Carl Glllnple Through Sept. 5 WATERMELONS and loupes. John Stanley, Albany, Rt 2, in Snowville. ll-28·31p DR. RAY R. PICKENS Sales & Service I AUTOMOBILI llllllfU<:I 111111 x 100 lot, carport. New ......uedt l.ost )'IJIIf open- en. See or call Bill Grinstead • Fita Almost Every Car tar'l ~~cen~~t CaD WY Will· 882-2513. ll-28-7tp 1151f< SPINET PIANO BARGAIN e Transferable When You Trade Can -SM--n-·H"''S_Cl__.othlng,.,..._ ,. sto-re-,itl""'ncow :: WANTED: Responsible at Letart Falls, Ohio, to take over low monthly pay· eGuaranteed 24 months ope0 m. uutll 7 p m 8 20 ments on a spmet piano. or 24,000 miles a. · · be seen locally. Write Credit • Most Popular Unit Manager, P. 0. Box 215, ShelIn the U.SA. byville, Indiana. a 27 Sip NEW HOLLAND Ensilage blow· 00 Installed er with B" pipe complete. Jim Carnahan , Racine, Ohio. Pbone Wl 9-2708. 8 27 BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes and sweet corn. VI 3-2254. Clar· Pomeroy,O. STORE HOURS: ence Proffitt, Portland, · 8 24 Uc Simon's Market $340· Blaettnar's • Daily 9:00 to 7:00 Fri. & Sat. 9 to 9 teresl and CCIIII. Cl SPINET Now$498 MaiD location, near schools. rellenl condition. Call WY 5498. 8 24 6tp Used Wurlitur drlll preas. Gerald Pomeroy, Ohio. lei made o1 legal lltrtll records and almosl any . . . lullrlllet, PomeroJ P>bo FOR YOU $488 USED WINTER WMPO Radio SPINET Beautiful wal. case JULY &'ONDAY TJIJIU II'IIIDAY6:00 Sign On - Newt $398 & 03 Sacred Heart , " · Melgl CauniJ IIFD 6:25 Paul Bonn, t'arm a 20 USED Open EYe. by Appt. ..._286-2104 Jac:koon, Ohio l :st Newt 8:33 Cofliiii'J Jamborel I :57 Weatber 7 oo Nauonsl .~.,. 7:06 BID Miller Sbo• 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 BW Mlller Show 7:35 Ptciea. llardWIII'll l'l'llte 'lllura.) 1:50 News 8:o; BW Miller Sbow 8:4o Baier t'uralturl Sbow 9:00 9:06 !COO iO:II ..::311 10:35 10:41 10:46 10 '41 11:00 11 ·011 Nm CoHN wllb Janet l'orlrllts ol 1 Patriot SWill 8bop Soelll Set.w117 BIU Mtllor Bnmcb Show MllSOP Agr. l'o:opm ,......... ,.......,,1 f'amlly Wol'lblp ('lbun.) A.&.C. ProifiiD (J'rtday) No.. Tilly'• CotmlrJ JllllCiloa 1! :3() l'llly'a . Countcy ByDIDI 12.00 COID8llt llloek NIWI 1:. 30 Gotsller'a Guest Star lll:30 3: lC 4: Ia UO Ulo 5:00 5:0G 8:00 _6:10 "Hecho en Mexico" means more than just a straw handbag. <l'rtday) Larry Allderaon Sbow Jim Mees Show Bllelllllr Adto 811ow Electric Company News Jim Meea Show News Jim M. . Sbow" Sports Paradot Jim Meta 8llow THE BORN llllllt1 a-, LIDcoiD Heights, WY W87._ 8 1a Uc 1'lWL&R LOTS - !fee - • ... llld ftler. 8roWD'S 1'riiiJ • - ~· .. ., l'lrll (Stale Appmedl Mlulrl'lllle. Oblo, Pbooe .... -the bpdnt "Hecbo ea MUJcO"-' . uMadc ill MuM:o"-on all sorts of ~til: things. Light straw h118I1Ches and handbags, brisht fabric~. plly·peinted potterY, iltpDI furnitute-III"Hcdto en Muico" and knOWII for their style. But that's a9t aiL . 'l'odly, cotton. ~ lead, zinc, cattle, petro. 1e11m. aeafood and aulphur-they, too, como-frQIII soutb of tilt border. Mtxil:o II our Jeediua ~ , pam- in Latill ~·1110 Mlh·Jar&nl ilull ~ ' world. 60% ef all Mexii:U ..JM1d' llODII to tha:. ;, U.S.A. An4 tbm'B be aloil ioods-and.mow types of aoodi-"JIIchO IIi MeXioo" in tbe ruturt. . Every yeu, they~ .. ?W!pcnuc in their 1'011 D&liollll product, and tbil ~. llellly ia1:rca11 il reflected in - tilde with ..... •. Y!Ttfve USED FREEZERS SEVERAL GOOD USED MODELS STILL AVAILABLE 1 16 ~·-<:o¥ • M~" For a doNtlOot • and II MiJiCo ~;~.~: (ar<'tha;hll . ~ ~KnoW )(riM." IIC!I I~ HsW Ycltk 100,19., ,, ' - Red Free. Bavea. Haven: olberl 18 follow: 10 apples. Ope. Sunday. \1/elll FIIIIIIYIIIA. Cfow'l Pomeroy. 11011, Jlove; .... ILWateP kSpiU- Jt.w-. IIDIII M.Shlnlo temple AO&. . &&QCM Mah. Finish · tJmmcn DSon t room. NOlll. nice yard. .-. .,.~ By AL CAPP .~ f tltlt ---!IlL SPINET SPECIAL TERMS $20 clown, $4 weekly otber docllmeDII. ~~A-.: Repossused WURLITZER That WasOn Display at O.llia, R- and Luc11vllle Fairs Insurance Jll1nt. nor u.. Now$424 Phonographs Reuter .1 8l&J'k8: anchor aDII 1'/. Per!Dna SPINET PIANOsORGANS en cement miXer, also ....,... A Double "lt'~wt~ Mtlne! .It -m• unfair t4 breik off wheR lie'• brok........m 1Mre's AO ..... ·-· ... _ tiD wiND be 11&1"&1" Extra Large Discount On All St.,~. ...... aw...... ., .. SPINET PIANO $478 misctllaneous. Call or BeajomlD Jlver: -- Repossessed E~rly American Finish Mrs. Bowanl Cecil. BOO IT!nod u.~- Reg. $995 FOR SALE - 8 room house in Middleport, desiral1le II -·- c:hapel -· ................... ..·-- . _ -...._,. ·I . Bpll( 8. WWiaao Henry or lLIIolalllo M.Plga 17. Apportlo,. 18. Furthera Zfl. Dried up :tl.l!lllkera 21. Reprove gent!T JII. Has:llu!J' S2. Japanese Wanted To Buy ANTIQUE Furniture, 21. Cha- omendo a'rd• $335 much as $4.00 per cord good pine, also good wood saw timber. See write M. W. Runyon, Minersville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd. a 30 3tc ..~., B. Make HIDdu 0 ZI.Yall<aa T. Pun&eat 1'-Monlh: STUDIO PIANO PINE TIMER. Will pay lG. MDk: oomb. form D. Jim Clark HID lS. v•..take Marietta MaDUfacturing ' . •• ny. The plaintiff II to recove the 1U111 of f'7 ,319.31 witb II l.llold oa property bMI!nr or Pllll Mrs. Jackson Acrosonc Baldwin MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING Jadat J.- 1M '!boml!I!Ol t.Toa t.o..- pted the plaintit J. Olap11L811 vs. 'lburman E ChaplDllll on COlltempt charge. Liverpool Salt Company vs. Pat J. Riley and Janet Yodel Vi. Paul E. Yoder. SPINET PIANOS MUST SELL NOW FromAug. 29 • ot.Met·- Dismluals locluded: Genev1 REPOSSESSED OF MY OFFICE LM......, Tbe MldweaterD Acceptanc Corp. was granted judglno!nt • gainst Robert E. and Mary Fo~ iD tbe IUlll of $1NlUl and costa 6 USED AND I WILL BE OUT ..... DAILY .....,.., CROSSWORD ·''on to summary judgment in the ctv oction of State ol West V•• ginia, "" rei G. '!'homo< ll&ltl< ' State Ta& Comml""oner v• and Save Notice . PI'. PLEASANT - Judgment was granted ID two civil 1cti0111 and t11ree other actlool wert di'"" td II JIIIOD CouDIJ 01' lilt Couri J'rldaJ. OWNER-:- Raymond Brammer Buy Now ··-- - -., WAAT AA'IE I DONE t ., Time: 12:30 Daylight S.vi11111 Time, Take State Rt. 141 to mile "-Yond Stile Rt. 775, turn right on Pleasant Hill School Rd. Watch for ule sign. Saw mill, John Deere dozer with blade, wood plaJI. ~ ___ ,_ PUBLIC SALE 112 ... ......... .......... ...,.""....,...;•;;,_., .... ., · -·- ·~ , '' 1:30 Dow Jones Averages. 8:35 SUDdowu Serenade 7:00 National News 7: t!i Sundow.. Sereoade 8:00 stgu 011 SA11JRDAYS 8:00 Sign On - Ne1111 8:00 Country Mll!l< nme 1:20 Country Ja!DQoOI'OI <:00 Protestant Hour 7:311 Sports Parade 7:35 -Larry Anderson Show tU:45 lt'a Music - ~my U:OO flail) VaUey ana Dutton's Tup Teo Sbow 12:00 News IUo llllical Inter!'* 13:30 Rev. Merllu reels 1:00 1bt Jim M1111 Sbo11 8:00 Sports Parade 1:05 Jim Meea Show 1:30 NaUOilal News I:S$ Suuclo1111 Serenade 8:00 Oft tbe Air Sl'NDAVS 7:30 Sign On - Arllll Hour 7:5$ Newa 8,00 Baptilt LaJ1111D'J BolD' 8:30 SUnday Sbow 1·00 SUnda Sbo 9;10 'lbe lible ~u to YCIII 1:45 Legislative Repo:t IC .00 Tile Good Ll1e IO:lll (;on&relamaD Moeller 1•:30 Tbe SUDdlly Sbow 11:30 'lbe Quiet Hour 12:00 Newa 12:11 The Chr1ltllnl Hour 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teets 2:00 The Rev. SIJu BWIIPI 2:30 Tile 1\ft, Aldrew Pli3:30 SUI1da1 abowcase 8:30 Sundown Serelllda 1'00 Oft the Air •PBO •XPPXN err B:KIIP J)CSJ: OJ:XT P D PH cr DCS lt B:llSXJ' TXSJ:N I px · DICK TRACY GLXP . -DLOOCN11' Sa' dqa Crn>loqoolo: .A. KA.M NICVIIIt .ANYTIIING UNTIL YOU CWITRADicr HIM '1'iiLLS eu•w rotJ • .u& ElK........ ?hte .IM..r LISTEN TO WJEH TWIN" I 'THA'i( . 'oW VEIN AM-990 on Your Dial And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. ~c~. MAJOR! �/ •• ,. ' I ): ... Certificate• o/ ·Did You Know Mainly About People In Pomeroy • • ;o:. ' a1 y enttne e '£hal ... ? • ' .... ::: i ~ Q ;: iJi ·~ • ~~0 ~ .~ ;, ~ ~, ! ... .::~ til~~ Detloted To Th. lnte7uta Of TM Meip-Muon .4reo • "'§ ----.. ------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------~-------=-~~=-~~~----------------~5~ ------------------~ VOl. XVII NO. 114 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, AUGUST 31 , 1965 , FIVE CEN1I By Blanche M. Haskhu - -~ , ~~--------------~~~~~~----------------------------~---- • mer1can B52s Strike Guenillas in First Twin Mission of War at SAIGON (UPI) - A Viet Cong terrorist exploded a grenade inside a U.S. military housing compound ill Saigon tonight, inflicing what a spoKesman callel "light" casualties on Americans living there. The explo~10n came shortly after U.S. Strategle Air Force 852 bombers from Guam executed a one • two punch at suspected Viet Con~ strongholds in two wid., ly separate parts of South VIet Nam - the first twill 852 raid Gf the war. A U.S. spokesman said the grenade was lobbed DYer the wall of the housing compound near the headquarters of the American Assistance Command in midtowa Saigon. , The housing compound is located at the comer of Nguyen Dinh Chieu and Paster streets about three or four blocks from the headquarters of the Military A• sistance Command in Viet Nam. Today's double raids looll It was disclosed only Monday place in widely separated par11 lhe raids by the big eight en- of South Viet Nam. gine jet bombers bave had such The f' t flight f ID n•'I!'D 0 a devastating effect on the Viet lied o:ber of the giasntle Cong they could be expected al· bombers struck a Viet Cone most dally. area in Quang Tinh Provl The double barreled raid to. 320 .1 rtbeut at Ssnce, day against Viet Cong concen· rnt es 00 'IIIII ID tbt .l ' WORLD SAN FRANCISCO -Married mm ID the 19 • w • 26 age brat&ll without children probably wili face draft calls early nt:Xt year, according to SelooUvt Sel'\'lce Director Lewis B. Hershey. He said draft boards also will ~ up oo deferments for studeuts, conscientious objectora, medical exemptions, and marrle4 men who neglect their famillt1. Boards will be iiJ. alnited to' "take a good look a' tbe fellow wbo marries some girl lorgels Ill stay around and provide a home." ...a TONIGHT 111<1 TUESDAY Wolt Disnoy's "THE MONKEY'S UNCLE" (Techntcolor) Tommy Kirk, Annette Wsll Olsnoy's GAINEIIBORO, TENN. -Tbe first Negro ever Ill attend "GOLDEN HORSESHOI REVUE" fTechnicolor) en Horseshoe Revue! Admission: 75c & 40e WED. ond THURSDAY S.ptombor 1-2 NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 3-4 The urrel'• in the •peci<l! back section-It movet w!IA bend, walk and run. So say goodby to ponty girdles that creep up or ride down, and discover the marvelous comfort of a spandex power net wonder that stays right where it belongs. In long-leg styling. Elaotl· cized with Chemstrand'a Blue C*. Also available In extra-long-leg version, $6.95, and in girdle ,5.95, White, sizes S-111-lrXL. "UNEARTHLY STRANGER• John Neville, Gabriella Licudl Philip Stone. TERRIFY· ~"" "" you iNG' WEIRD! MACABRE! 1'THE SATAN BUG" (Tecbnicolor) G~. Maharis, Richard Base· har, Anne Frances, Dana Andrews. Elberfelds in Pomeroy BACK TO SCHOOL SALE! (due to sleeping on too soft a mattress) CANVAS (WiflLE QUANTITIES LAST) Typing P1per, Reg. $1.3~ Only 77c Now 88c For Back To School Boys' C1nvas Sn11ken, Reg. $1.99 • $1.77 THE SHOE BOX School B1gs - rubberized _ Metal Lunch Kits 88c and $1.99 Desk Lamp, Reg. $3.99 Only $2.67 TEENERS & WOMEN'S SEAMLESS '· ,. < . ' .." RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO alter" ..1"..._. 11111 ere ..,.,_ another suspected Viet CoDf area b~ly 30 miles. noi1h Ill the ~ptlal-the ootorious ~ O::lstbe:"ne D stronghold ldl 0 ore. : y Mo~~ ~": ~it ~n;: ID the same two Steel Furnaces Refired, trz•ke Detfier ...ed 8 Da11f.O "J Construe1•IOn SAAS-Fii, SWITZERLAND Ninety • all men working on an Alplae dsm were klllled MonilaJ p!Jltt wben tons of rock and W. btuied a construction ~P. Dell' the 1~ border. lf'IM\-.. ·tlllM Swiss aYOlsncho Ia 84 'years. s WELDING _ Thomas Sheppard and Lehman Sheppard are welders on the pipe· line project site near Portland. Standing at lett is Charles Sheppard and at right, Gary Miller. The Sheppards, all related, are Gallia county residents. About 11 milI ' 0 eli of .new pipe mill be laid to replace five sections of the existing 64-mile llne that exfeniJ'ftofii the Ohio RiveT' opposite Ravenswood to Sugar Grove in Fairfield c~n- WASHINGTON tUPI) - Pre~· sa~ could jeopardize Ameri- ment oegoliarors Monday night . ty. The sections being replaced are between a point near Portland and the F1ve idem Johnson kept the na11on s ca s mthtary and eoonom•c se- to postpone tbe slrikl deadilne SQ of tbe Ill bodre~ entomb- Points area. _ Sentinel Photo. big steel mills in operation to- curity. until midnight, Sept .. 1. T be ed ID a mountain of Icy rubble day with a dramat1c personal The Chef Executive, acting walkout originally was sched· 100 feet deep were foond by triwnph that av•sted for al as his own mediator, woo agree- uled for midnight tonight. rt!scue leoma equipped with bull Organizations, Individuals least eight days a strike he ment from union and manage- The postpooement was a predozer• and specially lramed av. . . and groups pllliUIIug to par. liminary victory in the Presi· Erna alanche dogs. Eighteen workers ti<lpale ID lbe 1965 Labor Day dent's efforts to avert a strike . Larch, 53, of 1401 W. OD the fringes of the shde esparade In Pomeroy, oponserhe said could damage "t be ~:shington ~-· Charleston, W. caped with slight ID)Unes by ed by tile Volunleer Fire de· health and vitality of our ecoo- . ., died at 4.30 p. m. Monday oulntrlniq the avalanche io a NEW YORK (UPl) - Robert Manry, who sailed the parlmeol, are requested 1o omy and the security of Ameri- m lbe ~ergeocy_ ~ of Hoi· daring race against death. Atlantic in the tiny 13'h foot Tinkerbelle, came home coolact the office of Mayor Ct around the world." zerli~~Spttal of :'es suffencl today aboard the 1,018 foot Queen Mary. He expressed Charles Logar u lbey have not MaJor steelmakers already a e more two houra COWMBUS- A TWO WliliK a preference for his smaller craft. . I already done 10 • One hundre~ and _seventy-seven school days, plus one were banking their blast fum- before • 1 the _Stauffer Cbemi· receu ended for the 108th Gen- The 47-year·ol~ Cleveland news~an, enroute to a btg l Tbe parade will bello at , for a teachers meetmg and two holidays, are scheduled aces in preparation for the ~~ Plant, Gallipolla Ferry, W. eral Assembly today and the hometown recephon In honor of his 7B·day solo voyage, 10:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 6, for Middleport schools m the 1965·66 term, Supt. Clar· str1ke, which would have shut · . state's lawmakers returned Ill said his five-day return trip became a bit beetle with at the 11gb school grounds and ence Thompson announced Monday. down 86 per cent of the basic liaDr. Donald R. Warehime, Gellind the same old probelms still well wishers, autograph seekers and amateur photo- move through lbe dowotowu Classes begin Sell!. 7 and end May 27 when the final steel . producing iodustry in county coroner, said dealll confronting ,them. Legislative graphers besieging him. area of Pomeroy. The firemen assessments - ordmanly known as grade cards - of the nation. :-vas due Ill. internal hemorrbag1~ hoped to complete the Manry and his family will re-lthink," Manry S!lid of his solo are sponserlog agaiD the Hox· pupils' work for the year -·- - -· But shortly after Johnson's ~- Th~ ~ had back llld ,usembly'a business in one turn to Cleveland about 10 a.m. crossing, "bul when I did I was le Brolben 3-rlug circus, are distributed. Powers, Kenneth Roush, John announcement. on national ra· ead ~Junes sustained when a illy. Wednesday at Hopkins Alrport. thinking mainly about getting 1n conjunctioo will the eel.. Oct. 2> ts a day • olf for stu· R~ssell, Carmen Thoma, Davtd dio and television Monday slee_l sid!DI feU on him. The If it II completed todav it On hand to greet him will be there." • bration on the towo lot be- dents for the Soulheaslero Ohio W1lcox, Jenmler Wtse, Kevtn f.'ght u s Sleel ordered aU acetdent OCCIIn'ed about 2 p.m. · be because the leaders ·' · Assn. me et'mg. Tw o y eauger. · ' ·refired · ... will Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes and . a co edi r for I' tween Mechanic aod Butter- Educallon urnaces and other big andbewas"-·""tro . .,....,... .... realize there is a hopeless st.le-jl olber state and local officials. thManry tsnd ~Y ~ H 1 aol-sts. days of lradttwnal holidays at Afternoon (I p. m. • 3 p. m.)- firms began 10 follow suit. hospttaf shortly before J p. m. mate over reapportiooment and . : e Clevela Plam Dea er. • , .. . . .. ~ Tha_nksgiving o~ Nov. M · 2>. P?ula Ashley, Rebecca. Barllelt, He was a !).year-employe tile mlllloo epaltal improve- He will be olftclally welcom-llefl ~almouth, Mass., June I m - --'""'"" Chrtstmas vacalton begms Dec. Ricky Jr. Blevms, Rtcky Boi· of the Steel Erectors Inc., IIUbment bill bolb unresolved by ed in ceremomes In downtownlhls tmy boat, which wu stored N II' G 'ff"th 23 and ends Jan . 2. A~ril 8, yard, Patricia Boyles, Connie sullary of West V'trgluia Stwl feCUI -!tees. Cleveland and then honored ,on the promenade deck of the ~ Je rl 1 Good Friday, is the other and Burton, Ronald Burton, JacComPI:"Y· with a dumer. return Daes on Monday final holiday _ queime Colgrove, Ann Fttch, Sunivora Include b1J widow, 1 Quee~ Mary for the COLUMBUS _ WESTING- He described the rehlm trip crossmg. Funeral services for Nellie J. Mr. Thcrnpson also announc· Chrisly Hess, Steven Ray HoovMinnie; sons, Ted llld Jerry, bouse Electric Co. which fur- wllb biB famUy as pleasant Griffith, 89, Portland, who died ed assignments of 61 children er, Penny Hysell, kimberly of Lorain: duaghten, Mn. loughei 3011 production work· ~at nld he ~d for the Foundation Funds Monday evening will be held in two kindergarten classes, Johnson, Tina Joseph, Don Reva Myers of Richmond, 0.; era Jut llld ctostd ill peace and qalel Of the TiDkThUrsday al I p.m. at the morning and alternoon, These King, Jolm King, Martha KrawMrs. Delores CottreU and .Mrs. lanta after char . d tiber te erheDe which sailed IIlio Fat- Ar Ewing Chapel with the Rev. are: czyo, Anna McKinney, Randy Yvonne Good, both of SisiiOII.....~d e to ~h moDal, linaland, Aug. 17 to a e Distributed •Freeland Norris officiating. Bur· Morning (9 a. m.. 11 a. m.)- McKinney, David Manley, Me· Classes opened today In ville: and brolbera, Thurston a1 ,.......e was --. one ""· hero's welcome I w·u be · th B · Kirnbe 1 B te Ra mond Mill T · Mill' D P 1 8 ae products expected w he . · SUp! of Meigs County Scrools m rowmng rY a Y• Y gan er, om ll'on, an· eroy exempted · oca, W· Va., liarley of ClOD~ 11 full-lion by week'• __::!_~dn:! have much lime lo O. O. · Pat1erson IJIIIOunced to- Cemetery. Board, Jeanne. Boone, Tracy ny _Morris, David Smith, Velvet and three other deoin, and Ordie of Wai!A>n. eod. day the third uarter distribu- Sbe was a member of the Burdelle, Mellisa Cale, Ronald Swtsher. Leah Van Mater, Jtll h 1 1 th The body 1s at the Cunninr1 ' TAKEN TO HOSPITAL lion of $1&8 71: 06 from the Portland Methodist church. Casci, Becky Coleman, David Walburn, Joseph Watkins, Mi· t ; co:o Yih bam Funeral Home iD CbarlesWASBINGTON REPUBIJ 1be Racme Emergency Squad State SchoOl' Fo~ndation pro- ISurvivors lnGiude two grand· Escltleman, Terri Fife, Russell chael Wayland, Richard Wine- j e be 9 :;. or e ton. Arrangements wiD be Ill1 • was called at 12:03 p.m. MOJio a 'SODs, Harold and John, both of Fitzpalrick, Donald Geary, Tri- brt!nner. er'." gao 18 mornmg IIOUDced. Clll National Chairman Ray C. 1day for Otto Jewell, t;.etart Falls gr m. !state College, Pa.; a daughter: oa Gibbs, Richard Glaze, Kim· . . , Sahsbury, Bradbury snd -------IIUa IMOUnced 1 truce agree- who was taken Ill Veterana Me- By dislricls, Bedford receiv-jin-law, Mrs. H. P. Griffith, State mie Lynne Grose Marlin Ingles _ _,.,,.,,_,_ ford elementary schools of Pilot Treatment IMm 'lrilh BIITJ M. Goldwete· norial Hospital suffering from ed ",221, Eastern Local $12,955,1College; and a sls)er.iJ>.Iaw. Ag- Paula Kloes, Kelvin Lee, VaterII was learned at prt!ss- county system. . . ~yto barnass all of the Inger cuts In a lawnmower ilc- Nortbwelllerll Local ts2,065, Sa!-,nea Price, Portland. Friends ie Lewis, Joseph McCloud, Re- time today that Tom Osborne, Sabsbnry Prmctpal Ed Plant Alathorized 1 ly~ ~- lo elect ·ident· He was treated andre- isbury Local $13,93 and Boulh- may call alllle funeral home becca McHaffie, Jon! Murray, kead football coach lor lbe tels satd 170 students were WASHINGTON IUPI) _'nil caildldateJ. leaaed. em Local ~ 543. I anytime. Jayne Ord Ney Parker Pamela pas! fear yelll'l at Jackson, rolled there today while &QVermnent Monday 1.., SU,.' report 011 .U. ' ' lisa reoigDed, due to Ill ert Morris, principal at 1 pilot -qe Ire& N.._,...u,,•iiiCt lildl the beallb. His replacement wiD bury, reported an JII'OII'8III lD Clevellllld 111 deillil ooma- came heBabCallthao,an Eastern, of 189. Bedford test the JIOISibintY that the GOP CoordiDatlng ~ Ky., gradoale. Principal George Sargent leWaie could be bum~ dlbale oo about 135 studenla are eondled eel up ID electric power plaDII ~ IDcliJqbia in classes there. liter flllratiOD lhrousb a deep ~·elf Oavotld BY VELMA P!Kit.OJA . Thus, all of ua should Ill read and,tead sUU more, leisure time for greater satls- Scarberry Dies in Pomeroy Supt. Charles o1. c.1 putlcles. 8odely AIIOelalllliL Bookmobile Librarian upon the following diBcoverlng ,Ncb Ume the faction. T , ck A 'd t Gibbs wu busy tbls After ftlllerblt the -~~~~. and cOunt OUI'Ielves ders, the delights, and the Some of the best things in IU CCI en tabulating the eoroOment coal llled 1n the JII'OI.'III coulil for they do Dollllclude us: stretching power of the life are still free in America! PT. PLEASANT - . Robert pes of the he burned for fuel 111 111 eledrll "NeaiJ • miiUoa Amerl- word. example, your public li· Scatberry, Mal!HI, died early high and senior bigh pllut, eans lk! • hve aece•• 111 Now so~, llallstics brary. today at Buffalo when his milk aUendsnce will be · , Co. me~ . : · pabJ1q ~ and II mil- 1Dg you: II' you re*d otJ1y U:Uck lumed OV1!1' and be wu Wednesday, be said. .U 7,Gill! lwo-7'M' !loa ~ .... .., 10kool minutes a daJ you wiD read Best Sellers this week on the pmned underneath. Oilier schools in the 111nrJ r, wljlek 10 browse." book a week, two boob a BookmobUe: Up tile D o w n Pulliam. county state lroo~a system wiD be8lD cl•saes The ~ ·ti!Do yOll 24 books a year. · by Bel Kaufman· were continuing their lnveslifa· Tueldaa Se 1 1 llbraey, see the Books belj)each · The Carnival, by H.;_ lion of the accident that was .y. ' P · · Tile 11 lllere. IJ'OW. u~ . fG1Ir '!be Flight 01 '!be reported at 4:46 a.m. The millt ODGE 10 MEET .publiC Ubrllry ill s cate yourlillf, fA1. Fa!COII, by du Maurier; truck Wll8 one of a Reet operat- Dale E. Smltb, wisdom to and Non-l!'ict~: (IMII.HZ) rs ed by Eimer Jones. Scarberry IIIIIIDCel.tbat Pomeroy T"nk I erbeII.e's P"I I ot Near HomecoiDlng •. In • ci·eveIan.d =< · --·- Worker DieS In Accl"dent M•dd} I eport sch00Is WI"}} Have 177 Days 0£CIasses m Qasses Begm" Jn Pomeroy, COUDty System sc: •,; TIME AND LABOR SAVING Bookm l obz.le Stat} Say'S ,,'hanks' .J. TONIGHT ONLY Jem Lewil M Spec. 88c end $1.29 . · Toni Home Permenent, Reg. $2., Only 1.47 W~men's 1nd Girls' Shirts Sizes 32·38 _ _ __ Special '11c Y ta' Spec. 33c Girls'-Boys' Reg. $1.00 Billfolds· 77c Spec. Ruth Barry "1ir Sprey, Reg. 77c, Spec. 53c out "short! th L.. MIDDLEPORT, 0. eet Filler Paper 9 v1l. Our Reg. price, _74c pkg Loose Leaf Binders 49c up Spir1l Theme 5 Hole Punch. Asst. Color Didionary 1 ~e ~=i wsa carried areas over the weekend. Today's double strike brou,ht to 16 the number of such & tacks since June 18 wben lbe big bomvers were first used againsl Zone D. lrridsy STRETCH NYLONS (fine mesh) ___ Speci1l 57c pr._, Coven, Reg. 39c Webster's New School Edition · PIPELINE PROJECT STARTED - Work is under· way near Portland on the $H75,000 pipeline project of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Dttching for the new pipe has started and extends over the hills back of Stiversville. This picture shows the start of the projeci with IB·inch diameter pipe laying beside the ditch ready for bend· ing. - Sentinel Photo. Gainesboro Elementary School MOIICIJy was elected president of ller eighth grade home room cla111 by about 30 white classm~pa as lbe school Integrated for the flrat Ume. She w• peggy Williams wbo 11 lbe onlY Negro ID the school. Walt Disney Featurette! Se. lect your winner at tile Gold· September . !rations eame shorlly after a Commumst force overran the Vietnamese outpost of An Hoa in apparent revenge for the big American victory near Chu Lat, inflicting ''moderate" casualties on the defenders. Government troops retook the vii!age a few hours later without a light. INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL When your job caiiJ for eoJICI'ete, 'all on 111. Prompt delivecy, 1peciallzed mixes will IDsure you of quall~y eoncrete at low, low prices. Call today! GOEGLEIN READYWY·MIX CO.. I«<M '-'GI iT. MIDCKoiPOIT ' "TH,..fJM~!ILY (Color) -oDd- Tony Clll11o , , Cirbtlns ~n · "WILD 11111 WOHDIIPULM (Color) i keepw add lias , ~que ~,lerre; ex~tence. of X·rays was 1M; w!ll hee bold llld Its Accepted regular ParisaDdBlll'lllDi? h;y ,LfirrY CoJ. 11. The the fatller of three children. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 30, 1965 fowler jackson martin riggs ward