https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/305bf2af49c3f1fb6a3c1cb357baa2ec.pdf 5b688d58685c1f4d660efc94c3f9367d PDF Text Text \ r . ' • • enttn,\ at_y r ' Dnoted To TluJ I . . .- ,.,. , , 0 ~ -- i,fJ ,.;. .t!, ;:. lnteru~ c ;-. ·" ;.. '!.. 01 TluJ Meig•·Millon Area ,.... -:: _V_O_L_X-VI_I_N_0-.-1-15-----------------------~----0-Y-~-i-DD-l-E~---T.-O-H-IO---------W-ED-N-E-SD-A-Y-,-SE-P-TE-M-B-ER--1,-1-96-5---- 1~~ -------------FI-VE--~--- - ., -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------~ -­ chool onsolidation Problems Aired Voters of f!ve school districts Morton verified tbat tbe ltbe job done." I Here is the big variable. Av· lfive districts could be bonded cal $152,4%1. The lntal of these state - aod federal aid ••· isbury local, will have to hunt will decide in November wheth- consolidation of Pomeroy SaJ. He added that money is avail· erage costs tor 1,200 unit high for no more than $80t ,025, which figures IS $80l,o2~ . der new legislation avail- their burial plaec. For the Jeter to go It alone or together to lsbury local and Bedford local: able. He also recommended that schools can be ftgured, buliis the legal limit of nine per ALONE OR TOGETHER? able for vocational training. !Sialure has approved a law reprovide minimum education re- has been certllied oa tbo baJ. Iall possible information on the there always are variations:cent of $20 million va luation in Morton said the _question for _Several administralnl'll_ la.st quirin& the dissolution of ~II loquirements, a State Department lot thl1 November. proposed consolidalion be gotten , from the average. Ithe ftve dtslncts. The state un- 1voters m the dtstrtcts really IS rught showed a warm mterest cal elementary distriCts ID the of Education representatiw told Mr. Thoo!pson also verified to the voters before the election. i The decision here would rest [dertakes to provide the rest. I""" of going it alone to provide in establishing a high quaiJty state. administratol'll aod school hoard that a formal application has i'Nothing should be hidden," he on the new board that woutct f Each distritc's present bond- adeqaute education or doing it vocational department in con· In other words, Bedford aod members Tuesday night in Mld- 11been made to the state for aid said. 1take over if consolidation is ap- ed indebtedness would come off,together. nectwn with the proposed new SaiJsbury either will have te dleport. to build a new, comprehensive! However, Mr. Morton pointedlproved. Such a board would be lthe lnp in the new bonded ac· 'If you can maintain the high •chool. . . bmld htgh schoolll of lhetr ~WI Byron Morton, introduced bylbigh school. lout there are ''some !lungs that appointed by the state, upon tion. standards now requtred by the Also, after 1967, ali .distncts or become a _part ol an elllslo Middleport Superintendent Clar· Voters wiU have spelled out cannot be known beforehand." recommendations made by the , For example, Pomeroy's cur- state in each district separate· will be requtred to provtde htgh. mg district w1lb a h1gh schooL ence ThompBOn, fielded all ques- for them on their ballots P"" The greatest unknown factor !present county board. One mem-' rent indebtedness is $436,000, its ly we have no complaint," he standard vocational training to The future thus was clear lions on the proposed consolida· cisely how the issue will affect is the eventual cost of a propos· ber would come from each of.1valuation is $5,!168,345 leaving ,said. all high school pupils. If neees· Tuesday rught for those two dislion In a ~wo bour "'!'sion in them in each district. ed new high school that would the five dist.flcts. At the next '$101,151 as the limit of addltion- J However, no state aid is a· sary, districts wiU have to con· tricts,; "We will have to 1:0118011· the cafeten~. Twenly·BIX men Said Morton : have to house nearly 1,00 high et.ction board members would al indebtedness. vailable for schools WJder 500 1tract for the tr~mmg oulstde date,. one sa1d. Voters tD !hose and two ladies, Mrs. E. 0. Rail •·we will do the necessary 1school students at the outset1be elected. 1 Middleport show• a possible 1 in size. He suggested buildmg lthe county. or outstde tis dtstnct. dtstncts will decide wbetber of the Mtddleport board, and back!lfound work before the Jand that many think •hould ' Regardless of what the naw 1added mdebtedness of $148,145 costs would be prohtbtttve sep- Inaddtlion,_two of the ftve ,they will consolidate as P':"po5o Wanda Eblin, clerk ~I lbe_Salls- electwn and set up the amount Jlook toward the future with fa- :board might propose in a new Northwestern $258,~1._ Bedford jarately . :distncts, flgurmg m the con:_oll-(d thiB November, or walt uobury board, were his audience. of state support needed to get ctllttes for at least 1,2011. 'htgh school, taxpayers m the Local $140,747 and Salisbury loMorton also verified I b • t dalton, Bedford Local and oal· Ill 1968 and be told by the stale when and how to do it. '· OTHER POINTS Other points brought out Ill '. 'f' 1 the informal discussion included : - If consolidation Is approved the five buards could get together anytime - but no later than next July I - and notify In 1 the state they are ready to be made into one board. There the could be advantages to early ao- !• 1 I Q • Material l)tug.,d or Jnenapl•te Q . Mat.rlll to Kicrotila $ • - JAtl 1 2 8 9 l.6 15 3 10 17 ll'M&ed or Ir.oowplete 4 5 6 ll 1B 12 19 1) 25 26 27 20 14 21 FEB 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 1) 7 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 5 12 6 13 19 20 7 14 21 26 27 28 15 28 -·-···-·-·- -·-·-·····-- -·-·-···-·-·-- -·- -·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· 6 7 JUNE 1 2 3 4 5 · ········ ·-·····-·-·····-········ -·-·· -·-· 2 34 56 1 MAY - 7 •tarial Replaced 8 15 9 16 10 17 22 2) 24 29 )0 31 11 1B 12 19 25 26 13 7 14 20 21 27 28 12 13 14 19 20 21 26 27 28 - 10 11 12 1) 15 9 16 17 18 19 20 14 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 )0 8 ,Giant Railroad is Proposed Cureall ' ... WORLD tion here, Mortoo said. NEW YORK (UPI J - A mammoth railroad stretch· - The districts' combined ing from Maine to Neb raska and from Canada to the $20 million valuation Is enongbS~uth was offered today in a "cure-all" plan to solve the to do a good JOb m educatmn staggering problems of railroading in the jet age. 1 "at a cost you can alford," ~ The proposal for the nation 's largest railroad-:-• "separately, _1 don't see how , vast system covering 20 states and two Canadtan provm· l you can do It," Morton said. I ces-was forwarded by the Norfolk & Western and . - Carl Kautz ratsed the que:. ' Chesapeake & Ohio railroads. Implicit m the merger Ilion of. possible mandatory ~ plan was an invitation for government a1d to pull four whdallon of Eastern and South' ailing commuter lines out of the red. Otherwise they ern, that ts, should It be doml ' would be excluded from the , ·-·. -- - . - now or not? Morlnn said he •· merged system. \ & Hudson. Boston & Mame. greed with other state edica. Reading and New Jersey Cen tors that b1ggest JOb of catchIn one of the best-kept !man-, tral. The merged line would ing up in providing adequate cial secrets. the o~ards ot da- also include the Baltimore ~ buildings and program comes rectors of both . ratlroads met Ohio, 90 per cent of which is in the five districts now consid· secre~ly :md stm ultaneou sly- currently owned by the C&O. ering consolidation. Eastern. for the N& Where, lhe C&O m example, has undergone a t'OD· Cleveland - to approve plans solidation within the pasl tO to mrrge. They dtd •n the frut· years and new h!i!li "'~'"'' tum of months of metiCUlous have been built in both dis· WASHINGTON - IN !\ dramatic acknowledgement of the urban age, Congress has reshaped the upper echelon of sovemrnent to add • cahinet department aimed at the city· dweller. final congressional approval came Tuesday for legisla· liOD est.ablishing the new "depar,tment of bousing and urban d•velopment." All that is need· ed itow is President Johnson's lig,.ture. 1 ~ASIUNGTON - 2ACCI'dents ,I i STEEl. union land management negoti•· tors, qpcter pressure from Presplar,nm~ t· t ldenl Johnson, plal!lled "mom· Announce Plans flC s. 1 -State aid is 8 partial "'Inlne, nOon and night" bargain- BEAGLE FIELD TRIAL- Winners of the 13-inch rna le class that competed during the lOth annual field , Then, top executives of the, dian gift." Along with a oond lng !~~Pions loday lnan e!fort trials sponsor~d by the Meigs County Beagle club posed a fler judging had been completed. Left lo right, fr ont row, · two lines - tired, hungry and 1issue this fall, voters of the to fend off au economy-damag- William Byar of ML Healthy, holds his champion dog, "Mr. Biscuit," Willard Cobb of Durham. N. C., has his sec· b•arded - galhtred in New five districts will also act 011 8 lng stl'\ke. ' . ond place dog "Grissom's Jack," and the third place dog. "Walter's Echo Billy," owned by Bill Walters of China- York 's Waldorf Towers Tuesday one-half mUI leVJ that would C0ngr011sional leaders jotned grove, N. C , and Jack Wian of Indiana, Pa , has the fourth place beagle, ''South Beaver Ted" and Orian Karickhoff night to announce the S<'cond . l"l . "' run for 23 years toward repaythe Chief El~utlve In urging of Spencer, Pa., has fifth place winner, "Karickhoff's Jeffrey." Standing are Judge Ivan Rhodes of St Michael, Pa, phase · the plans. . I Two aCCidents on Metgs cound· ment of whatever state aid is an earlj settlement ef It!• oteol . Richard Rupe , preS)dent of the Meigs County Beagle club, and Dick Reeder, judge from Beaver Falls, Pa.Under the proposal, live other i ty htghw.Jys were fmRvesbettgateC 1received. However wh't redispu~. but as yet thel'l' were Senti'nel photo railroads · includmg the four be- iTuesday · to be repaid .· al.er 23 H b by h' Shenf d t ot rt N · 1mams no firm signa of any significant set by communter woes, would ' . arten ac s epart mden · .t' 0 years Is cancelled under oresbreak In the deadlock. r eventuaJly jois the merged !JO)unes • . 0 1. w.,re repor e m e1 11er ent law. One-half mtll on 120 J N&W-CIO system m dtreet com. !miS tap. I million valuation for 23 years WASIUNGTON -.DURING ' , pellttmt ~tth the Pennsylvama- The department was summon· is $2.'111,1100, so. should $1'h-mil· the next year the naiKMis step- Three classes of the !9651inch male class. . Belle Echo. Beck~ Jo, second; 1 New rork Central system, ed to Syracuse Tuesday morn- lion be received to belp build a ped up military ef!ort ID Vtet Meigs County Beagle club field ! The top f1ve dogs m each Pceston Currents Ltttle Ac· • I l 0 I whose merger 18 now before ing to probe a mishap report· new high school "you will h•ve Nam is going to become a very trials have been completed with , class and their owners were : re Babe, third : Henry Wells or 11 the Interstate · " ICC) Commerce Com· ' ed to have lrappened about 3 a. had a pretty good bar gaiD, real thing for about 400,000 strong competition in each 13-i ncr. male - William By· Pomeroy with Well Run BetmiSSIOn I • i m. Morton suggested · · '"th · M H 1 h · h M B. r th d Rod Sa r The live other railroads are . ·. to run the A young mertcans 10 ~ SID· category. ar, t. eat y, WI! r. IS· sy, our , an uer o th E . L k Del ' A traclor-tratler apparently : - 0 peratlng levtes gle and married draft categor- The concluding event of the cutt. Willard Cobb of Durham.1Middleport, Meaoow Hunt 5th. . . lhe - ~-- ne- ac.!_wanna, awarc ibackcd from a driveway into a new sc hool plant would be up les. lOth annual affair ts today wtth N. C. , with Grissom's Jack; J !a-inch male - Newt Cooper The lOth anmversary of telephone pule, breaking it ofl to the new buard. State aid is That word came today from competition in the 15-inrh fe- Bill Walters of Chmagrove, N.. or Portsmouth with Cooper's forma lion of the emergency! about 1.2 miles east of the cor·, available here, too. Selective Service officials who male calss. Judges are Dick C.. wilh Walter 's Echo Uilly; 1Peandge Boy, first, Rasdall l squa~ umt at Ra~me wtll be. poration limits. The dri ver ~ad : - Savings are realized in consaid that the notion military Reeder of Beaver Falls, Pa .. John Wtar of Indiana, Pa, with Coplan of Marietta with &ott· observed durmg a Labor Day l Inot been identified today and solidation. which usuallv help manpower needs can be met, and Ivan Rhodes of St. Mich- South Beaver Ted and Orian Ro-Gizmo ," second ; Harley celebratton next Monday. ' the investigation is .being con- to expand the educational pr,. as in the past, through a draft ael, Pa. . Karickhoff of Spencer, Pa., with Bennett of Westerville w1th ReSLdents of the area alsoI tmued. 'Jgram. Teachers can be paid pool of single, generally unat. The field trials are held atKarickhoff's Jeffrey. Long Vielj 'S Buddy, third , John will be invited to tour the new l The other wreck occurred at , more. Better teachers can b• !ached men between 19 and 26 the Meigs County club grounds 13-inch female - Preston Cur· rRoss, Jr., of Chesapkeade, Va. · $25,1100 hre statwn and town jf I 40 p.m. Tuesday, 2.6 milos employed. was a mistaken one Few of near Harrisonville. There were . ent of Columbus with Merri-· with Rosses Trial Line Pete, hall from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on north ot the Pomeroy corpora-l - Large schools have b<>come those drafted are likely to see 42 dogs entered in the 23 inch i[•ells Niftyette, first; Bill fourth, and Garnel Sparks of [ that day . , M Thomas Scally ol Mid- lion limits on State Route 7. , necessary for two reasons. 11 aervice In Viet Nam itseU, male class, 49 m the 13-inch l Hamm with a dog owned by Portsmouth with Pearfdge Jus-1 .. . , ' die ~~t 15 making fmal prepar· The department said Charles dollars, and (2) program. It " where the troop commttmenf ts l female class and 39 m the 15 nod Sauer, M•ddleport, named ' tm-0, fifth. . Money · ratsmg actiVIties dur· , at•~ns lor the 0 cnmg of a new F McDamel, 26, Mason, W. Va, no longer economica'!y poss•hlr mainly made up of volunt'l'y mg the day Will mclude the sale . P , lost control of hts 1960 model to operate small schools and enlistees. But draftees will be Motorisl . I8 C'IIed or homem•de •ce cream by the pma.~e enterpnse, 'Spm A car when a tire blew out. Sputnik in I""" , I LadieS aUXIliary of the fife de- Yarn Shop, Which Will be np· Th hed . . •.., put an emphaSIS needed to fill gaps tn the ranks F I ed · 1 t th "S A e car eras min a sec- on educalton that has brougbt caused by transfers to V~et o lowmg rec ' partmen' and a chicken bar be- era! stm.t, ar o e pm lion of guard railing and dam- the state and I Nam from U. S. commitments Middleport police cited one cue by firemen . Serving of the I Yarn Shop m. Athens be'ong· aged SIX posts. There was med· ment in the Hel ederal gove',n· elsewhere. motortsl to Mayor Lee Smtth's ~ chicken will begm at 1 p m ! mg to Mrs. Wilham It ,lll!n damage to the car. No ar· ing on ad uated to DSI.l· court today on a stop sign vto-. I . Will be designed to sene oe~- rest was made. Atten . eq you . trammg lation clrarge after a two - car !' Overall enrollment of 910 I' Persolnls htounnfg the !fife stad· sons mterested m kmtted artt· Sheriff Harten bach also satd Harold dingR... •thee mleetingK ~ero LAMB ARENE GABON I th . ' IOn WI ave ree co fee an I in this area . Owsu, ar autz Wan. Dr. Albert Schweitzer. 90, is accident at 9 55 am at e ID· students the first day of class- donuts , c es . . , :today hts dep~rtment has trans· , da Eblin, Bill .-1•• ~ La ser oust ill a s kestru!B at 'tersectlon of South Fourth and es in Pomeroy public S<'hools . , Mrs Scally Will handle all ported John Jungmckel Cotum-1n' AI .~.,., nthe1 No~l Prize ~Inner'• hos- Three teachers and a secre· Mam-sts I Tuesday was about the same as The emergency umt was '!"" Jeadtng brands of yarn mclud· ibus, to the Athens State hosptt· l ii~:· an Leonard, Gene Hoi· ital here said today The tary were employed Tuesday , Arrested was Norman E. Hen- on the beginning of the Jast t ~an~ed ID September or 19>5 l mg Bernat. Spmnertan and Rey· al to undergo a 3-day obser- Mo~~.~~~~ Ro~rt B. :pokesman satd Schwettzer ha~ night m a special m..ting of drickson, 23, Rt 4, M~netta, 1 school year, Supt. Charies s. l tg ~ r~n~ wer~ m~de by! the nolds 10 vanous types mclud- vatwn per~od . .Jungmckel is ler Ji;. Venn . ~ Bill ~•l· bee f' ed t bed fN about the Middleport Board of Educa· who was said to have fatted In Gibbs sa•d today Jsqua urtng t e ast our mg mohatr and others The shop charged w•lh two counts of t ' Cia an, am aw. n fn: elosed t d I lion in the office of Sup! Cl•r· stop for the traffic stgn aad l . . , months of that year. will feature kmttmg. crochet burglary m Pomeroy village. lier, renee '!"'>mpson. Wtl a wee · e r u . 0 ISC ose ence Thompson 1htt the rear of an automobite f He satd 440 pup tis were en· Overall, the Racme squad and needlepomt supplies ID · • am Russell, Dick FfDiaw, Leo the nature of the 11\nes.. H' d · ld p operated by Carl Wtfliams 63 1rolled at the elementary S<'hool has been summoned on t 127 eluding over 300 pattern books Vaughan, Harold Lobse, R•ch1 ;e t we~e Ro;a C llne. tM1ddleport There was approxt: ' m the ftrst six grades and km-/ runs since it started. There from which to choose . lS ard Jones, Olarles S. Gibbs, 1 CAPE K"'NNEDY -:-. AMER· gra u\e. 0 hDe a~ce H'gho eg~ ' mately $100 damage to each ' dergarten classes, representmg ! have been 121 squad runs made Plans are also being made to Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Cash Bahr, lea's etght. day Gemtm 5 orb~t In teac. m t e Jumor I an car No mjuries were reported a slight mcrease. so far thiS year. give lessons in knitting, and ! Lionel Boas. Harold E. Hubflight proved loday that man 16 asSISt ID football ·and basket- I ·,I I f te II bard, Mannin•~ KlEmers0 D d c asses or en~ agers, sma vo;;o, physically ready for .a two-week ball ; James Hrewmgt~n, . to There were 190 stu ents ln . Veterano Memorial Rospttal girls aod mterested women will Jones, IIIII Chester Tannehill, •pace voyage this wmter and a teach sctence m the .Tumor H.gh, , CHILD INJURED Jumor Htgh classes and 280 m, Admissloas Joy MaJ'ors be .1 bl A . f t A . be d . 1 1 w1 11 1 · thiS· decade. 1a graduate of Rio Grande · · H1gh schoo1 bu'ld .J avat moon trip Co·1 I M SON L . the Semor 1 · Rutland h a e.11 n m .1orma 'th " a1· d n hmspt>c M wn C ty con p uc A lsa Duddmg, 6, ing which is a slight drop from · mosp ere WI prevat WI co· e w en etgs oun omona 0 r. Char le' E· Berry, .lea d .lege with a Year of experience Idaughter of Mr and Mrs Wil -l ' Dlscbargeo - Mro. Robert , fee'' offered customers while , Grange meets in regular ••sston Last ICI!MI )'HI' tile fatMr of the medical officeCeof lhe m dtheWlll' Columbus •chool system, II lluddl f . . . last year. Edwards and son Letart W I k' I " M t I, F 'd Se I 3 t th Rock of a Pomeroy ..... u•.... .,._ ~· w bb ft1 · s ng o Mason recetved • , · rna mg se ec"ons a ena , r1 ay, p. . a e Manned Spacecraft ster 1D a~ ~~a~ : S r >CI~~ I a fractured skull while playing Va.; Andrew Batev and .laugh 1dy•d to match the yarn will be Springs Grange Hall at B p m. •ludell eelled a member uf 1 ~:"~to~~~Jdwl~e:y heed~·~ ~hoo~~ gra~ua~ o:~i~ Gra~~e l at the Mason Grade School on SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ter, Middleport; O'Neil Qulllen, f available. wtth Racine Grange as host. tbe Jcl!ooi llootl'll, laid, "IIIJ el g_ . m tca • fMonday. The child reportedly . :Hartford; nobert M11Jer, Mtd· l Another feature will be per- State Deputy Master Arth· daqhter -led It Ialit ~ coodltlon of cnamptpn asu·o- College. He has done p~st grad- fell to tbe ground from a teeter· Rev. James t>lorr:son, Jr.,.. dleport; Sarah Lunsford, Porn- sonalized gift wrapping and ur West and State Junior Dep- 1111 tbla yar lid •• tiN aauts Gordon Cooper and uate work at Marshall Umver. lntter. She was taken to Holzer , Clifton, will bring the message eroy; Joy Majors, Rutland; Es- 1Christmas cards. The date (01' ' uty Matron Mrs. West of Vin· •he caalda'1 '**- lllflt Charles Coorad. 'lt!ey wdh· sity. hospital and Is reported to be at the Letart Falls United !!her Turner, Lancaster; Leon- the open house will be announ- 1ton County will be the lnspec- weren't - p lyp;rllttt,H lllood the record • shattert~g The board employed Mrs. Car. ln fair condition there this Brethren Church Thursday even- · ard Cremeans, Coolville. ced within the next two week3. lion officers for the annual InIDvestl&alloe pnveil tMrt Jou~?. so well, said. roll Swanson as a full lime morning. · lot!" at 7:30 ·p. m. Everyone is Mrs. &ally and her mother. :spection when the Degr<>e of was moaey to lMQo a t' that I d go tomorrow on a secretary, and accepted the welcome. KICKOFF DINNER Mrs. George Hackett, Sr .. were' Pomona will be presented in lypewrltor, bat • p111ee It rnore extooded tour of spaco. r011lgnatlan of Darlene Carmt· The kickoff dinner for the in Athens recently at the Yarn full form . put It, II' uy mon fDeWtllcbael as a Junior high leacher. Melas General Hoopltal PLAN CORN ROAST .. l'ri.County Community Concert Shop there on business. The State and National ers, as tbe typm, ,.. DRIV,ER FINED · A~lsslen1 - Mrs. Glenroy The Twin City Shrine c I u b Association membership drive Sewing and baking contests will ftlle4 to Ill literal IImll. Carlos ~tbofdr~ta, W. LOCAL TEMPS Ewmg, Pomeroy; Carrie Neutz· will have a corn roast and ali i will be held at 6:30p.m. (DSTJ, FAIRFIELD STATION _ . be judged at his meeting. All IDvestlptloD alto ' wet Va., char•- wl lvmg left The temperature m Pome- llng, Pomeroy. the tri!Miings Thursday at 6 Tuesday, Sept. 7, instead of the Tuesday temperatures _ high sutordinate entries are urged six other ollldeall W .... ¢ center, wu fined $S and roy's bus; ness district w~a 62 DlliCbBfleo- Cora WUI, Porn· p.m. at the Middleport park. date previously announced. The ~ 86, low 65. Wednesday reading to be present. Also, Prince and larDed dowa 011 atmu.r .._ costs by Poml!l'Oy Mayor Char· degrees at .11:30 a;Jll.-' I ay Ieroy; Lawrence Douglas, Porn· All nobles are asked to allend, dinner will be at the home of - 65 at 10:30 a.m. Precipitation IPrincess names are In be sub- q-a lw 111t 18101 n11-. ~F, ~~~ ~ht. with showers_.-. eroy; C. T. .Je:Well, Rutland. ~hll Williamson, pr,esident. Mrs. Oscar Clarke, president. past 24 bour1 1aebe1. mi1te41 lelillpu!J Vir&~.~~: -------· JnveSti"gated 0n IJJhwavS u• 7 14 21 ~~~;}'-;i~~i?fz8 , Is Held T0 day . F'JDaIRuns Ill Beag1e Tfla ' ' ' mu DlTBS PUBLISHED 9? v<'\ f. f 0 '1 - t\ ,.,.1>' S . . ~~ • ~ ~ 44 I it;.s~ A' d Un 't l Be Observed . .. · .. Spin AYarn Prooelled bJ·-j)J2!.f'r~.J~I!_!i:>:!,_~ flc:.::,.::'>:,2'>"------­ cm ' - I ' . 1<t_!l. • '• 1Nr· , P' ) b._ Annl\. 'efSarv 0£ 1 J#&:) 0 Pll&'lll PJ.·o~cocod tM.e Slllllet OVERSIZED (over lB wit:.:l or 25 hich) Shop Planned I n llfidd}eport I I 1 1 3Teachers Are Emp}oyed - In M'dd}eport ' I . L'Itt}e Change Seen In • Co unt I W k D'.'" J:"Y· ' . ! 1 8 Inspect10n , , Set by Grange I * * * Berrr, I Ul 1 t' r . 1 .. ' I. �'I I I Tlae IJailg BIG DAuuy Tornado G,ridaers Face Rebuilding For '65 Campaign under New Coach • Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting •• • • COMMENT/. liNG EDITOR! AU Y Advice To Youth BY LANA TVIINER ()1'\E of the most important programs Thll year tbouolll<lll of atudento, inoludlng Lynda Blrcl Jo!ln"'OJI, are spending part ot their vacations on anthropologl. cal txpedltlona. They UDe8l"tb everything from jewelry to build lnga llld from Ill~ flndl lry to evaluate how these people Uv· ed. Thousands of yean from now I Imagine tbertJ will be otudento dlggillll about to tind oul bow we llve today. I wonder wnat they will think about tht absurdities Of our• current lashIons. 1n the nation that Is now being called forl'eably to the attention of as many persons as possible IS the one directly under the leader.;hip ot our Vice Presi· dent deahng with youth opportulllty. !l'h . Humphrey has been lauded by the President for his able leadership m Uus fteld, and tl LS deserving ot attention of J~ader s m every field clear down to the grass roots \V1th school bells about to nng it IS unpe1 at1ve that all youug people be qrged at every opportumty to re- turn to th e classroom and complete their education We know thdt there IS a tempta twn to leave 1he school room for JIDmedJale gat n, but we must ~mpress ev· Wben they ftnd large niDD• bera of w1p will they deduct that the women of the 20th century suffered from baldneu tbt 1ame •• men? Wben they look at pictures of glril In batbln& aullll wearing hlp boot. and plasli<: face shadeo wUI they ourmlse that we were already receiving vlsltoro from distant planet. In tha yeer 1965? And when they see the ada lor make. uo that feature green eye shadow, green eyelaabeo and white lips~ck wlll they try to .analyze th, fellah that caused the women lo make tbemselvet so arutesque? erv student that over the long haul there is 'nothmg thai wlll be of more value than at least a high school diploma. an d with assistance now offered for students b~ fh{' gov~?rnment to co ntmue into the Jields of hl~her education. The time has long since passed wheo a young person cou ld leave school without a dtploma and expec.:L to build a rewarding Iut u 1e The unskilled JObs m ewry stclor o! the country have bePn dechnmg lor many years, but in the past lew de( ades the number h<1s ht>Pn gn·atly a<.:leleraterl to the pomt th at IS alarmmg Youqg people must be Ill· formed of th1s tH·nd. <md mCtde to n·Ctlize that II they jOill Ihe c.:ompany of dropouls that has now reactwd the masSive f1 gure es l!m ,l ted at 750,000 boys and gtrls dunng the (.'Omtng school year, ,\II a vo11l h tws to do 1s look at the statlsltrs lo ~ee wlwre he or she ~~ headf:'d Th(•V \\tll l1nd that thet r companv has the ht~ h e~t rate ot unemplovment m the rou ntry That figu1r wil l go still h1ghPr un le s;;; many changf' lht>ll mmd and l'ontmut> tht' ll edu cation. Thf' ro lrl stati-;tifs shmv that a pf'r.«nn 11 ho gr ndu.1t es from ~·a llege earns JWall .'- 1\\0-ttHJds mmr than a htgh school gtaduate :\ high school grndu<~te o•Jrns; ov er thtt'e-fourths mme than a jlf'rson HbO d1rl not f1n1 ~ h etght \-l'JI'S of sc hoolmg In .lulv ot lhts w·ar th e unemplovm(•n t rate fo1 yo u!l g people was 12 3 pNcen t That ra te IS more than twn anrl onp hall tlmrs that tur all \\•OJ kt>rs 1n the la bor lon·e A :;; tudt-nt who dt..,.s ou t ol s( hool betwPert tht• agt• s ol 16 nw l 21 ra n exped to tw a sta!Jst Jc among the 16 n 1wrre nt of uuemployed at th ese agf's and 11 ~~~tH<'s out at lamost lour t1m e~ the natwnal aver;_1ge Li st Q{·toher tht• re Weie 14 mtll1on voung peoplt> hetwP~· n the ages of 16 anct 24 out ol sdlOol Ovet ltve millmn of that number. 01 :16 perct•nt \h're sdwol di'Op· outs Orw of the saddrs t lJgllrP!-1 is that SIX out ol 10 dJopo11t~ ll'f' m the 16 to 17 age blat ket H the tn· nd conllll ll f'li Wt' will have 32 nHII!On adults who are not hrgh sc hool graduates Ill the work force bv 1975 • ThPre ar!f manv reasons \\hV students drop out of sd10ol \\'e sho uid note these yout h. and do all 111 ou1 power to belp them re turn to the all important job of geltmg an t>dural ion If any mtelligent youth 1s faced \\llh the above ftgures he or shf' w1J1 surelv think l\\ll.'e before they leave the cl<JS~> room Part of cause is econonu< hut v.1th all of the programs now .:n:.11hle that hurdle should be eastlv cleared Stay in school as long as poss;hle 1s the hesi arlvtct> we can offer youth - DC\\" Television In Review By RICK IJU BROW Umted Press lnleraational HOLLYWOOD (UPll - The grea t cre,ttl~e gen1 uses who gUide the :mper-rnodern mstru. m~n 1 known as leiPVI slon Will depend for one of the1r ch1ef trt>nds !hts :seasrm on~ two an- Clrnl dPvices of the dead dilys of movlf.•s and T1ldw . F'rom the mov lt>s of old, tney bt:H 1ow mg the chrthange r dev we, the 'Penis ot Paulme·• a1t' st: llal gmunick m wh1ch the audif'nl'e lwd to co me back m·xl week fnr Chaptrr 18 to lea1 •1 whether lt1e herouw gut united beture the tr.1tn ended ht•r .,OJuu rn among us From radto ot old. thl'y are horn1\\ mg the techmque of "will PurlJa fo ce life' Can Our c;dl Sund ay last unlt l Mondov? What goe" wrlh Stella Da llas Tune tn tomorrow. Tune m next week 'Tune m foranyho~ 1 ever " Well. 1l's a !tvtug A11d thu! the i.lrl of tele vtslon and the qualily of com1-.elttJOn fu1 tht! ded tll y Sl'l wus Emrny '1,ogrt'~sdh aw;u ds Al:l( -TV\ ti111Cf:' ton Plate" 1s . o~ a wrek '' Pe) cow ~e. thf! b1gge~t Mtcl'e~st ul influt'nce in tht rev1v al of the hoary gnnmwk IbM thr neh-.r1rks <1/e herald1rg <~s nt~w Th erl' are those who thmk 11wt '"Peyton Pl<t{'e" nught t>ven ~=:o lo four or ftve n1~hts Ct Wl"l'k 111 startt'd v.llh t"Ol. In ad(htwn , lhrre are a grea: man~ new sn<:~p opera~ <Junng th~ d<~y to kerp Lhe most miserable housewtle happy unt her hu:;band gels hnme And now the mght lime sel"les are stcpp1ug up the P•'L"e For f'Xumpll>, AHC TV's ''Bt>n Casey, " ""htle havmg regul<~r stones thJt end each week, w1ll also krer a flow of subplo ts operative Irom epi sode lo eptsnde NBC-1V'c: ·· or Ktldare ," meanwhtle. ha s spill into two halfhours a week. and WJ il ha~e runnmg stones. As an tl\ustration , James Ma son and Margaret Letghton w1ll appear m bnth episodes when ''Dr. Ktld:~re'' starts Its new season Sept. 13 and 14. ''The Long, Hot Summer" Is another ABC-TV soaper that ts bowmg Ill And a new one-hour Dolt <.:BS-TV senrs, "Lost tn Space." wh1cb deals wrlh volunteer cotomsts lo another planel, frankly admJts to "a ser tal or 'cliffhanger' format, a new tw1st for teleVISIOn remrmscent o( Satur. d<.~y afternoon mov1e seflals decades ago " Furthermore, lwo of CBS-TV 's rural comedies - the returnmg ' Petticoat June. !Jon'' and the new ''Green Acn•s" (wrth F..ddie Albert Jw!ll have exchanges of cas! members. ABC-TV's "The Fugttive ·• about a man 11.ho runs for his ltfe from v.eek to week, has Jn· DO(TOR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandsadt, M D. spired other work.& iD this direction. NBC-TV bas "Branded.'' about a cowboy that wanden as a fal9ely-branded coward. ABC-TV will lui.. "A Man Called Shenandoah.'' about an amnesiac seeking his Identity in the Old West. And NBC·TV will introduce 11 Run For Your life," abovt a young maD with a termmal illness (depending on the ratings) who seekl a swinging time m h1s remaining days. Needless to say, serialization does have tremendous potential lor worthwhile projects. But network television has always had its chOice of two directions. So what else 11 new? The Channel Swim: A feature marking the 20th anniversary of Japan's formal surrender ending World War II is set for NHC-TV"s '"Today" program Wednesday ... "Variety" say1 a top State Department official" de:icnb~ prospects for stepped· up televtston, radio and movie exchanges with Russia and its satellites as "very gloomy". Q - For the past 7 months I have bt>en takmg Tetrex for acne wh1rh I have had since my teens I am now 40. This drug clears my skm in about 2 weeks hut after a week 1 bre11k ou t agam Is there any hope of a perrmment rure'1 A - Surgical planing or derm<Jl abraswn performed with a A - Although stubboro case! of arne In per ~o ns past the1r w1re brush that rotates at a teens do occur tl1 ey ('<1n usually grt"at speed oilers the best re· be cured by obsPrvmg a few suits when done by a doctor skillrule .~ If by !h1s t1me you hal'e ed m th1s technique. Q - What eause1 enlarged found that ce1 tal n food s such as liver? What, if any thing, can chocolate, greasy dtshes or nu1 s be done for Jt"! aggravate your arne, avo1d A - There are many causes lht·m. Use 3 so<~p that contam hexa{'hloropherw Shampoo your of liver enlargement b ut hPnrl 2 or 3 t1mes a week. Avoid sometimes a normal liver that squeellng the p1rnpiPs 1s dtsplaced downward ts wrong· ly thought to be enlarged. Com· lf a vitamm A deflctency Is presrn t you should eat two mon causes of true Uver enlargeservtngs of green and yello"' ment mclude a leaky heart val\l e~e t ables datlv Thf' drug treatve rm1tral heart disease), the ment shou ld be \'aned Stop the earty stage of cirrhosis, Banti's tetrarvcline ~ Tetrex) capsules d1sease or &plenic anenua, for a wh1le. Perhaps your doc- bronze diabetes, chronic hepator would consider trealmg you titis , liver tumors {malignant w1th a (·ombmat1on of progestin and benign) and fatty changes and e s tro~en Tlus wi!l reduce m the l1ver. In each case the the oJl mt!ss of the skm. A new ('ause must be determined be!olton (NeOOledrol Acne Lotwnt. fore any tJ'eatment can be of· BpphM eHry setond dav has lered helped some persons. Another Please send your qae.tlons new prepa1 atJOn also available aad comment. to Wayne G. only on a doctor's prescriptiOn Brandstadt, M.D., 1JI care of 1!1 hexamcot inyl in capsules. lhi• paper. While Dr. Brand. ttadt caDDOt an1wer ludtvtdual Q - Can anything be done letters he wlh ln'lwer letters of to rem ove scar.'! rdused by ac· gP.neral blttrest iD future colne? umns. Time ....,_,,, __ FcWH fN 1HE.Y FINALLY , j; !l J Perhaps they will decide we were a raee of man·hatera. Tbey would have good reason. When I look at oome oJ the lemalet who follow the kooky treads in clothes, balrcloo and makeup, I feel that the problem of t b e population explosion has been oolved. The mall!l are all goIng to re1real to some far planet where women 1UU dreu to attract and please men Instead of following the dictateo of oome nebulous "they" who dictate what lhould bt worn. There lo a frightening resemblance helween tho description of tba Witches ol hlstory ond our high fashion female - hair haDglna m long uncombed wisps, baggy UJ.fltting dres•. long pomled oboes. All that IJ miss· ing is a broOmstick and a few yean ago they tried to give us Uoal, too, with the the fad for ca ryirlg wall<illll stick3. So let'• slarl at the lop. What ever happened to women'• crowning glory? Thouundo of words of poetry have been written about the beauty of woman':J hair. But that was be· lore we anarled, teased and back-combed 11 into grotesque pyramids. Pyramids whlcb do nothing for the b..uty of Uto fare and make it almost lmpooOJble for the boy friend to pull blo glrl'a head down on b to shoulder. Equally puzzling is the long, tangled ma!S of hair with Yorkshire terrier bangs which th. young girls affect today. If they comb Utelr hair at all It muot be with a rake and only ~ you catch them u they toss their head can you tell II tha eyes are blue, brown or crossed. The other day in a restaurant J saw a young starlet take her tousled luJir and wind It up on her head .and fasten It with a fork. Obvwusly an attention • getting gunmick, lt was also an admission that she couldn't keep ber hair out of her plato. Princess Grace has never sue~ cumbed to these lads in bair styles. But Grace Kelly was a grrl who was alwayo the picture of feminine allure, and Grace Kelly married Prince Charmin... Today'o girls oeem to be aiming for a husband out ol a Charles Addallll cartoon. : have just finished a picture, "Madame X" lor Univer. 181 Studios. II COVert a lp8D of Z5 years, and Jean Louis de. IIIPied some exquisite vintage IIKO clothes for me. They are ooft, feminine and heau~lul. To leave the studio and let a Won'ton wearing a oack hidin8 both hust and waistline and ending b1 1 owlsh of pleat. four incllet above the knee wao something of a shoek after a day with .Jean'• natterlng thlnga. When I see two knobby knees, po"~ bly the ugliest part of the human body, wobbling down the street I wonder what power desiiPI"'S have that they can persuade women to put their worst knee forward. On the other hand the bustllne and waist ore the m08l beautHut parts of a woman's body. Why bide them? Shoeo are another hldeouo """ loslty of today'• luhlon world. Needle pointed toes and lbort tittle spiked heels make even tho daintiest loot look Jon& and 11J8Uiar. What man would want to drink champagne from these prickly contraptions? L a st oummer I visited tbe Inn at LexIngton, Mass., where tha MJn. ute Men walled for the BriUsb soldien. The lloor Is tlle origl· nal ona and has lasted all these tw. hundred yeers. But in the last few yean oplke heeiJ have done ouch damage that you are now al!lked to remove your shoea before entering. I hear lh 1 t Cary Grant saya that this ta an age of antagonism toward men and that women m showing their hostility by these sharp edges. Certainly tlle only good they are dolnf! Is lllllng tho pocketbooks of the cblropodlslll. Of all the folhlet of today pet' haps tlle moot ridiculous art 2-Dally Sentinel, the stocklngo leaturlng zein stripes, polka do1s, stripes, paW. ley patlertl8, etc. You don'lllnd ~;arlene Dietrich, Angle Dickinson ot any of the beauUes whosa legs are insured for mUilons of dollars wearlllll these funnJ page coverlnJll!. They find the sheerest, most flattering hosa to show off their femous legs. There Is Oba note of hope lor us when Iuture generallonl of otudent "diggers" recotllltrucl the 1960's. The most photograph... woman or our day 11 Jackie Kennedy and she, along with Princess Margaret. Audrq Hepburn and other wise b•: lies, avoid all the kookey In f..b. ion. They keep their eyeo •triclly on w~al ill flatterlllll and eternally femlnllll'. TOM Dear Tom: II you want to know my age, why don't you ju•t come right out and ask me? And I'll tell you - U"s old enoogh to lmow I didn't appreciate my yoolh, and young enough to know I can still appreciate. -H Dear Helen: I am the mother of •lx ehlldren, five under one name and one under my present busband's. We want to change the namea of the older ones, but can't locate their legal dad. The last lime I heard of him was three years ago. I was in 1 serious accident and everyone thought I was going to die. He came and took the chi\d. ren - not that he wanted to support them, but he figured be could collect my insurance If he had them. He never help. ed me with them, or even admitted they were his. Why can't we get the name! changed? -BEFUDDLE! Dear Befuddled: You •ay the children's '"legal dad" doesn't admit they are hia, and you do not mention that he was ever your husband. I don"! thin!< you have ao much of a problem as you think. A lawyer can get this straightened out without too much dltn· culty. -H. Dear Helen: My husband gave our l~year. old daughter a spanking because he heard her using bad language over the telephone. AnDie think• she's too old to put over Iter father's knee. If you agree, she won't be •panked any more because we agreed thai whatever you say, we will do. Wltich1-ANN!E"s PAR· ENTS Dear Parents· Your daughter gets my 0:1d: no more . . . . er . posterior· tanning for Annie. Even ll she deserves it, there are better Lose 5-3, Cain Ends second Game Called in 3rd - 1 wayo to discipline a 15-year-old girl. (ADd if she has heen ra1 .. ed with the right hlend of relaxed firmness, wisdom and humor she should he ready to go on se!Hilsctpline any timo now . . .with right • of _ veto from parents, of course.) HE'o NOT THAT TOUGH Dear Helen: We live ln an aparfment development where there are 4S children, most under age five. One chJJd is our problem. He'1 five and one half, and a meoace. He teacheo all the ldd! ftlthy words; he Hes and i8 constantly beating up the younger children - and he lives next door to us! We mothers have snoken to his mother but she •ays, 'What ean I do?" Or else she won't believe us. She turns hbn loose and stays Indoors. Plea01 don't tell me to keep the other children away from 111m. With 43 around you can"! lock them in the house. He won't pay any altellllon to adults - always has IOIDI flip remar<. - Please help. -LYNNE Dear Lynne: Come now, Lynne - are all you adults throwing in the towel against ONE five-year-old adversary? If, h<tween the ~ or 20 of you, a way to managa this "menace" can't be organIzed, then you"d better turn In your mothers' buttons. First, don't treat hlm ao 1 menace : he'll live up to yout expectalions. Second: 1rJr kindness sad a lot ol sUpervision. II YOII can't keep your children away from him, tllen you'd hel· ter !rein him to get along with them. Sure, It lon't your Job, but it's helter than bad words and constant fighting, Isn't ltf. Make this kid your voung - mothero' • project. Who know1, you might give the world another worthwhile citizen. -H. Thlo column is dedicated to family living, so II you're havIng kid trouble or just plata trouble, let Helen h<lp YOU. She will aiBO wtlcome your owa amusing experiences. Addreq Helen Botlel In cart of lhl1 newspaper. I ~Y:~~~~~\~e :~t ~~~~~~ngton ~~ ~~ ,~~~ ;~ ~~rlen, La~ ( 7~ ~~~-M~rt~n~ ;lg fn:~~e~:. n:xt bu~ wasu~~ see.,.,.th:~e ~~~~or u:~pe~ ~~~~1 ~~g~~e c:~~~tl~u:~en~~~~~ 1 Yattata, LEADERS 1 I.RIIRDRV HURRY! HURRY! 0 NL Y 7 DAYS lEFT! --------------c ~~;~ND ---~- 75ox14 • • • • • • $21'\.45 U SECOND TIRE -!HER SIZES AVAilABlE! ADD $3.00 FOR WHITE SIDEWALL H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE I' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (6-111 Loser - R1dmk (64). All three f1red a lola! of l46. 1Robnsn. Ball lll430 63137 .319 HR- Horton 15th). b•t wtth dtfferent scores on the IOliva Mm 129 508 95158 311 front anrl back nine~. , KaJ 1 n~. n~·t 105 344 63103 .299 Detro1t 10 o:Jl 002- 7 13 o Carmichael, playmg at Auro 1Jlall Min 124 4:18 6H 130 .297 1 Mmn 200 030 100- 6 11 3 ra Country Club Jn the Cleve- 1Daviilo, Clev 117 429 52126 .2!M I Lohch, Pena t5J, Fox (6), land area. had a n - i4 card ]Whtt!ld. Clcv 104 :J64 40 107 .294 Nischw1tz t8) , Gladding (9 ) and Blom and Parry turned m 71-75 Skowrn. ChJ 120 460 56 1:13 .289 Freehan. Grant. Boswell (5), 1and 73-73 rPst)('Ci ively at Cmcm- ' Manilla , Hos 125 439 54127 .289 Shgman (61, Kl1ppstein t6l ,; nati. . jColvtto, Clev 131478 7513i ..287 Ple1s t8), Nelson 18) and B<lt· ] Heavy ram held up play at Au- wagnr, Clev 120 436 76125 .287 tey. Winner - N1schw1tz {1-01 rora for 90 minute.~ before ac- Horton. Oet 11fl429 60123 287 Loser - Nelson !D-4). HRs- t\(}n resumed and the r1ve slots : Pdrhing Cash (2()th l, Alhson (21st) , were filled ' 'I National League Koufax. ; Dodgers 21-6: Nuxhall, Reds 1 Freehan (9th). TICKET SALE ]10.3 ; l1aloney. Reds 11\-6: BunNew York 000 110 6 NEW YORK (UPl)- Tickefs, nmg , Phi is 16·1; Eilts, Reds , Los Ang 100 1100 !lOx- I 5 l for Ihe world middleweight l1tle lt7-8 Stafford,. Hamilton (8) and fight between champion Joey 1 American League - Grant, I Howard, G1bbs 18). Chance (12· Gtardello of Cherry HtU, N. J. Twms 17-4, Terry , Indtans 11-4 ;1 I9) and Rodgers. Loser - Staf- and D1ck Tiger of Nigena go iMcLam. Tigers 12--5 . Ste- 1 ford (3-5). HR- Pearson (4th). on sale Sept 7, it was an- bert, Indians 13-6; F1sher, nounced today, 1Wh1te Sox 13-6. list game) Cleveland 00 001 024- 8 13 1 Kan City 1100 1100 010- 1 I 0. MeDowell (14-101 and Roof Hunt.r, Dickson 17), Aker (8) . Mossi (9), Stock (91 and , Blanchard, Lachemann (71. ' Loser- Hunter (5-5). HR-Wag. 1 ner (24th). 12nd game, 11 innings) Cleve 1100 1100 001 10- 2 8 1 K C1ly 00 100 0 ll- 3 6 I ; 1 SAT. SEPT. 4 Plus Tax & Recappable Casing ... I Adult Dance! CHAMPION TIRE c;,...e 6ul hal • --·--- - --~·=·oa~i~t~w·~·~T~H~n~•=~~r---'--------~ f Q= 750xl4 • • •• •• ~3· 80 HW• had hoard about tho crisis in b - I NEW SAFETY CHAMPION HL\, IIIC. Reds 1 -EXAMPLE: ~ I Lrn"e Scores . BfRRf'S WORlD • 1M5 Squad Trimmed to 47 Returns lO Squad Today "' l.'"t....:.. by H...11 Bottel-..,j rve heard It iBid when • man geto too old to set a bad example, he starts giving lood advice. Does thl8 aiBO a;>ply to advice columnist.? • Gt"anl Ace HELEN HELP US! SIDE 8WIPF3 Dear Helen: • foJ Pomercy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 1, 19~~ . Pro Veterans Cut as Twenty - six candidates are ers, most of whom who had Cundilf, 162 lb. ballback; Steve SOPHOMORES - Tim workmg for pos1t10ns on tbe more turf expenence than the Dalley, 100 lb. center; Bob zart, 115 lb. halfback; Rormte o, JEFF MEYERS at ce'nter for the East m la!it 1off the Penn State campus with 1965 Southern High school foot- returnees, were lost by gradua- Grue~er,150 lb. quarterback, Deem,llO lb. quarterback; UPI SpOrts Writer season's pro bowl But Szymau star credentwls. The 5-foot-11. ball team under tile helm ol tJoJL and John McClintock, 100 lb. Diddle, 126 lb. halfback; . sk1 became expendable when he 1222-pound ~rmser led the Nitnew mentor Ronald Deem. Those lost ftom last year's halfback. I Harden, 160 lb. guard; Pro football ~owadays 18 1 fractured his left forearm last tany Lions in rushing and scor· Deem :19, came to the South- team mclude Larry Price, Steve . T [hle, 220 lb tackle and survival ol the (Jltel';t, roughest weekend. For msurance the lmg with eJght touchdowns last ern Lo~s.l School district from Cleland, David Gloeckner, Punk 0 ~~ 8 wo~kl~ postie~o: Sewell, 135 lb. gll11rd and toughest, and you can dts- Colts have Penn State All~ season und the Washingt on Red· Sprmgfield North where he was Carpenter, Gordon Fisher, Ro- on . 18 ~ear 8 r~a 0 ' FRESHMEN - Bobby count sentJment whm it comes Amenca Glen Ressler, thetr skms drafted him as a future 1 asststant coach last year. A ger Adams, Davtd Fox, Wayne titelr we,Ig::~ position and year ams, 105 lb halfback; Ron Co-l "He's a whopper, Pop. Ceax1ttme for tnmmmg a roster thrrd dralt p1r•k last year , and two years ago. But he didn 't ~radua te of Salem College m Hubbard and Roger Jeffers. io schoo zart, 100 lb end, and Carl Rob- tUm to tow us to sbore. 1 lost The pros rely strictly on cur. they re~cquired center Buzz pan out during the ex hibillon w~st VIrgima, Deem served at Southern, playmg m the new- SENIORS - Willis~ Bird, inson, 127 lb. guard. our oars!'' rent form in weeding out their Nutter [rom Pittsburgh this season thJs year and the RedRipley and Williamstown Htgh Jy organized Mid-Ohio Valley 160 lb. center; Carl Clme, 140 THE SCHEDULE ranks Expenence and creden- week. skms cut •urn. schools before gomg to Sprmg- Confenm<!t! th1s year, will be lb. fullback; Carol Chne, 138 Sept. JO - At McArthur tials are often overlooked in the Dtck Pesonen was a regular field facmg Rutland, Eastern a n d lb. end; Edward Cozt:~rt, 172 lb. Sept. 17 - Southwestern cold process of squad cuts, Another exarnplf! is Dick defen~nve performer w1th the Coach Deem Is ass1::1ted by McArthur thts year Wahama tackle; Charlie Matthews, 150 Stpt. 24 - Kyger Creek wh1Ch are oftimes cruel but nev- J~rnes , a 5-fool- 9, 19.).-pound run- Gtants in 1963 but saw spot ae· !mother seasoned veteran tn the wit\ start competing in the con- lb. end; Karl Russe ll, 152 lb. Oct. 1 - At Rutlaod ei'theless m:cessary m the h1ghty nm.': back. James was as hard tion last campaign ~cause ot foo tball busmess, Mike Popp. rerence dunng the 1966 ~son. end. . . Oct. H-At Hannun-Tral>e competitive world of btg lime nosed ~9 they came,. but be •knee tnjurJes. The 5-foot-11, s1x. Coach Popp headed a West The Racine school had an ov- JUNIORS - Tom Wtckhne, Oct. 15 - At York football. could,n ~~ compere ..wtth New year NF'L veterau tried a comeVirginia high school team dur- erall 4-4-l slate last year. 210 Ill tackle; Mike Jenkms, <kl ZZ - At Nortb Gallla Case m pmnt is o~ck Szyman- Yorks Ba!Jy bulls, so the G.i- bac·k this season but was lng the 1964 season Returmng lettermen are Sen- •140 lb, .Rftlfbarli:, Eddle Moran, Oct Z8- At Glou!lter ski, whom Baltimore tnmmed a~t:; dropped him desptte his wmved by New York earlier 1 Eight lettermen are among iors Charles Cleland, 175 lb. ' 139 lb en~ Nn\', - Eastera Tuesday m order to meet the nme-ye;u NFL expenence ttus summer and picked up by the list of prospective Tornado tackle; J.ames Diddle, 160 lb 1 PHJLADELPHIA (UPI) - 1National Football League's 47~ Tom Urbanik is proof that W<isbm~t.un The 27-year-old, players, which does not pro- end; David Spencer, J9U lb. Phila. 000 000 llx- 2 3 1 "I'm glad to be back." man hmJ:. Szymanski, a 235- credentials alone do no good on l howevt•r, oouldn't make thfil 6 vtde enough expenence to give tackle; Denny Evans, 203 lb. Spahn (6-l l and Haller. Bur- That was Lbe reaction of pouna. 10-year veteran, started a football fteld Urbanik came team and was cut. ~o:1ches Popp and Deem much tackle: and Torr Thetss. 175 \b dette (J.-5) and Corra les HRs- righthander Juan Marichal Jf ;>pttmlsm. E1ght oUter 1964 play- fullback : and Juniors, Sherm by United .Press International Johnson (7thl , Wme <3rd). the San Franctsco Giants to the ! . . ' -I NatiOnal League ' end of his eight~ay. suspen~IOO I Da1ly Scnlmel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Sept. I , 1965-3 Los Angeles at p 1usburgh ppd ,1 (lsi Game) and the word he II pJt.ch agamsq 1Houston ------~ -- --~ rdlll 31 000 ooo -4 4 1 the Phlladelphta Philhes toNew York 200 1100 001- 3 7 0 rught. ' st Louis 00 010 010 - 3 8 0 Roberts, Owen~ (9 ) and Br~d. The 26-year-old Marichal's I Chieagu 00 000 000 - 02 0 Mtller, Sutherland (1), Ellers bid for hiS 20lh VICtory was Gibson (16-101 and McCarver. (81 and Stephenson. Wmne~ - Sidetracked on Aug. 22 when he Ellsworlh, McDamel (7), Hoe~t Roberts (4-0). Loser - Mtller slugged catcher John Roseboro 181, Hnmphre)s 191 and Bal· ill-4). I!Rs - Thomas 2 (Jrd, lof the Los Angeles Dodgers on CINCINNATI (UP[) - WaU!ragamsl Denny Lemaster (6-1011 Darrell Osteen. 22. a right. ley. Loser - Ellsworth (13-12) ·4th) . the head w1th a bat. Nat10nal wmgs, and perhaps crymg tow-land Wade Blasmgame 115-91 hander who had a 1&-8 record National ~ag~e p G IDrysd:lle (18-ll) vs. Sisk (5•2) Hrs - Whtle (2), G1bson , l2nd Game) League President Warren Giles 1els L;1 ter. Y<nuld seem to have Sore-armed Joey Jay v.as the w1th Knoxville m the SoutheJ'II 81 ~]5-g)_ c· . . (4th ). Houston JIO 000 OOl- 3 4 2 slapped lhe suspens1on and a 1been m order for Tuesday victim of the loss Tuesda) mght 1League was to report today 75 ·57 · 568ct ' and ~~aw 1 2 Los Angele~ · W wau ee at mcmnatt . New York uO, 200 -2 4 2 $1.750 fme on the Domtmcan mght's attempted double-hea(j. las he agam fa1led to get Pttch~rs Jim Dutfalo and Dan 1 San F'ranctsco 72 57 .558 1 h ~;~~-m g~t)-Lemaste~ r6-1 ~1 and (Ist G~ ,me, 11 lnmn~s) Bruce (9-16) and Adlesh ,l uattve. ler between the Cim:mnati Reds I throu gh the fifth rnmng INelvtlle and outfielder Mel Cmcmnat 1 72 58 554 2 jl 1<:~. mgame ( 15-9! vs Elhs U7- s. to' ran 100 000 000 01- 2 9 0 Brant! (9). McGraw (2-J) and 1 and the Milwaukee Braves. . . Queen are to ·010 Reds when Pa~ Milwaukee 72 58 554 2 81 and Maloney (l&-6 ). Phil 000 000 100 00- 1 6 o Canmzzaro HRs-Slaub (9Lh) 1 Marichal holder of 3 11).9 ree- l l)<mdsoo Effective I 1 C Le1 d.l ' 1ord. satd he • "feels goqd" and j For e1g ht 1murs, t he Red sand c·mcmnat1 . Jumpe d off to a !.0 Se e1 1ct oasl ague season en 7l 62 ..5"J4 41h · st Louts at C' htcago- St'allard Herbel , Murakarru (10), Linzy 1Kranepool t9th ). P tits burgh 6 Pht \adelph ta 68 63 .519 61,2 (8-6) vs . .Jack son (12-161. (10) and Hall er. Bunnmg, Wagj Js'l t "nervous" about returning 18raves fough l the ra m m an at.l lead m the ftrst 10mng on dou -1 ff ·1 2a . htha d St Louts 66 67 496 9 ~2 1 Thunday's Games ner HI) and Dalrymple wmto actwn The game agamst the itempt to squeeze in the twmbill lbJes by Tommy Harper and va.l u : 0• d 8 F n er, Ch1cago 6.1 72 .467 13 1".! Houston at New York ner- Lmrv (5-21 Loser~ Wag- I Mil~akee 001 lJO 011-5 l1 0 Phi\\ies should tell wheth~r the and tmally succumbed after da Pmson off Tony Clomnger. lwasdo ~melh rom an rdanhcJS-d . .ts(.o at Ph11ade1phJa ., ner (S-7I ' · I Cmcmnati 100 000 02().- 3 8 0 layoff had an effect on Man- playmg three mnmgs · e season an a 57 7". , 432 18 1,·.,w f ram Houston . of Lhe sec- who was ered1ted Wt !h h.ts 19th co unng 1 record Wit h the Red!I be"~~·1'. y.,)rk 43 90 ·3'3 32" Sl 1 Ch , ' · Clonmger Sadowski (6) and d . an U 1 1 " .~ · ~ows at lcago (2nd C.<~ mel . ' . VJC or~ J 1 1chal and the p~nn a nt hopes of on game. Tur>sday's Results Lus A.ngeles at. Pittsburgh, night 1San Fran. 000 000 000- (I r; 0 Oliver; Jay, Davidson 15),] the Gtants. 1 , Tl1e Hraves tted tt m the third :fore ~e w_as sent down u Y 28. St I.JJUIS :J Chicago 0 Milwaukee at Cmcmnat l, mght I _ _ _ Cratg (8), McCool (9) and Edfhe crymg towe.ls would have on Hank Aaron's 2Bth homer of 1He had a 3·2 mark ~nd ~.79 Houston 4 New Yurk 3, lsi, twt~mcrtcan league Cleveland 8 Kansas City 1, 1st, , wards. Wmner ---Clomnger \19-811 Herman F'ranks, Giants' man- co me Jr, handy tor the. ~eds. l the se'ason. look a 2-1 lead m earned run average m eight llght w. L. Pet. GB r.1ght Loser-Jay !8-5). HRs - Aaron 1ager, sa td Mancha! has been The were outslugged :> -3 m the fourth on Gen~ Oliver's !Bth games. for t~e Padres. Neville, Huu s1on 3 Nt'w York 2, 2nd . \lmre so1a 84 50 .627 .KanS"Js Ctly 3 Cleve land 2 2nd lt28th), Ohver tlBih), Mathews workmg ou l da1ly dunng his lthe opener and seen:ed to have j fourbag~er and wtdened 1t to 24, ~l so a nghlhander. was 4-3 mghl Chu:ag o ' ' (~Oth). suspenston and 18 m "good adJusted to the cond1t10ns m the ' 3--l m the ftfth on Joe Torre's t'l 3:J games wtth a 3.65 ERA 71) .) 7 m 7J..'<! San Fl Jnc:isco 2 r'htladelphii:l 1, f-t:ri 1Jnllln' 72 '57 558 9~.~ : ~ ~d~~:~nDg)~-'s ~:~a !lie Pitcbers ' Mtlv.aukee at ClncJn natl, ppd 'I shape '' j second game as the.y Ulasted Idouhle lhat scored Mack Jones 13 droved m 45~unls, t~ad ht, II mmngs , twJiJght Cleveland 73 58 .55i 9lf.! New York at Los Ang('les ram . "' , k d lh t . . o~t hto a 4·1 Jeald , ~htchh wDas Rook ie Teddy Davidson rf' . ers,an 22a . lnda mtg PhiiBdP iphta 2 San FrancisCo 0 1l(·lrm l JSJ . 1 A.mertcaa League , ran s sat e earn was was ed away a ong wtl on hevf'd Jav Ill the filth and average e -year-o ou 73 59 10 hi · Nf• y k ,., , (mgh!J S!ottlemyre 06-8 ) vs 1 (1st game) "real glad lo get Manchai ·Pavlellrh's homer m the fourworked scoreless inrunus fielder was w1th the Reds last . 1 2n.ng d 1N 67 . 496 171·'2 1Sanford!l-l) 2 23 r w Ul b k" I . ~:>· , 1 1 \lilwaukee 5 Ci nrmn'ltt 3 lst, ' 1h .tng••les ">l 72 459 22 "· ~1 1 · C Clncago 000 000 000- 0 8 2• af' run thrrd mmng, 111 another fine outmg stason · '' " IJ · ~~ . ~~e ve and at Kansas 1ly B·l ''I 1 ed t "t h h 1I G h f t t -·- -· - -- ·-- ---·1 111 8 0 12 Cmrtnnat 1. 2nd, lmght)-Tiant IIO-B) vs. O'Don·: Los :et>k • a 7-17 ) d ram K cr s:~ ioghue ( J Mtller . S. ~ldler (8) and Lalj, ,when Giles said no, well, we awa~? Yep, hard · luck J1m Mathews ' homrr and Billy .Vlc; 1 Pp 4 362 35 yattat o, 1 , <~nsas Y I Detr01t at Mmnesota (night) B . IV 1 'I 1 ·h h ·· o ank · 0"'1' 1 h ·a mak1 u hts 91 LosAngelP.s<ttPJtlshltrgh ppd Turs.dav'sResults 1\1(' , p ~ rov.n( · mner-J. MtllerJUS won PI( llll, rr sl ooe, wo \liS "~ Coo l gaveupanmth-mntngrun 125 18 yaltata ... have you ram 'Halt tmo re 4 Ch l "lgo 0 ·lst t · ~ ~ B c . . am 1 - ) \_S erry. h- (6-3! Loser- Horlen (11-11} sa1d. •·He'll go to Chicago wtth first start m more than three on a triple by \\l'oody Woodv.ard l heard' You'll lind \\o('dne,.day's Probable Pit('hers ltnht l., , WI- • Loslbon at 9Wia5s)hmgtonK(mg ll HR- B Hobmson (12th), .I us and thfn go home to San weeks. and a wild pttrh "' on org 1 vs. reutzer d F . · 1 d f Lo \ , s 11 d bl h , d 11 BEA~TY SALON~ fast in Houston at New York 12) - Ballnnore 7 Chtr<~go 2 2nd 11-3) : 12 n game) rancJsco ms ea o ~ 'ngeo anq ler ou e ea cr WI I The Heds scored lwJLoe m th!• the YELLOW PAGES. Farrell (8-9l and Coomb~; (0-1) nJght . ' Chtcago at Baltimore (night) ' C/uc.:ago 00 o:o 001 - 2 0 ~ les '.' be attenlpted tomght to make Ie1ghth to ~ull w1lhm a run ~I vs .Jackson l&-17) and Gardner Bn..;lnn 4 Wa ~:.hmgton 0 Is!. twl- - .John 01-6) vs McNally (HiJ :BaltJ ~aDO 02x- 7 7 0 _G tles confirmed reports that up for the ram?ut Sammy El- thLJ t pomt Gordy Coleman I Where your fingers do (0-0 l. hght Th11rsday's Games • Buzhardt, Fisher (5), Locker l h1s _suspenswn .and fmmg of hs 07-81 and Jtm Maloney (16-lwalkt>d . Ueron Johnson trlplec::t j the walking s-,m Francisco at Philadelphia I It lS1un R Washmgton 5, 2nd, 10 N,..vr York at Los Angeles (71 and Romano. Barber (12-9) M. .rwhal crmtamt.>d an order 6) were-~- start for the Reds / and Leo Cardenas smgled, alii (night) - Mancha! (19-9) vs. mnmgs. mght ICleveland at Kansas Cit a~d Lau. Loser-Buzhardt 00-j that the. Gtants not take th~~ / off re liever Bob Sadowski. I Short (14-91 Dt•1,·mt 7 Mmnesota 6, ntght IDetrott at Minnesota, twllight 6) . HRr - B. Robmson !lJth), high-kickmg flreballer to Los CmcmnatJ thlls fell mto a li€ • Los Angeles at Ptttsburgh 2 Los Angeles I New York o. ~ ChJcago at Baltimore, twilight Romano (15th), ) A~gele.s for thetr senes Sept . .with Milwauhe lor third place, fday-n ight)-Koufax (21-6) and 1 n1ght ·Boston at Washmgton night (1st 8ameJ 16-1. G1les acted to avert any By United Preg International two games back of leagwe-leat: 1 iliiitiiilliiittittittttill••lliti ii•lliitttliilttitttt•itiitllilltillil••••lliitttl•'• •lli/il Boston 102 0!0 - 4 4 2 posstble reperrusstons among National league mg Los Angeles I 000 OI'Xl 000- 0 3 11players or fans. G. AB R. H. Pet Bolster Rostet' I Morehead, Radatz (7) and jClmnle Pitt 123 486 78165 .340 1 The Reds Tuesdav recailed tl Rlchert, Damels !6), 11 Ohioans Qualify ,Aaron,'Mtl 123467 96152 .325 :three players from San D1ePul R1dt1k 18) and Brumley Wm'Mavs SF 125 447 93144 .322 1and bought a p1tcher from their1 ner - Morehead (8·15), Loser for .t\.rnaleur Tourney [ Ro~e' cm 130 544 95171 .314 : Knoxville affiliate. - Richert (lf-10). 8y United Pr"' lnlernatlonal , Cidn~n. Pilt l.l~5!0 76158 310 ·-· - - ----~ -(2nd game. 10 innmgsl I Dan CormJehael of Columbus ·I J.Aiou. SF ll2432 611132 .306 COLLEGE PARK. \ld IUP I\ Boston 101 010 161 3-- 8 11 I 1 1ed the Northern Ohm group Wihams, Chi 137 548 93166 .303 - The Umversily of Maryland ! Wash 0.1000 000 ?_5 II 4 and Tony BJorn or CmcmnatJ ,AIIen. Phil 131491 75149 .3n3 : ilnnouncPd Tuesday all 9500 1 Bennett, OuiJba (7 ), Earley 1and Jeft Parry of Zanesv tl le Flood. StL 128 504 73152 .302 seats fur tile NCAA b:~ske ~b. Jil (7), Heffner t8 1: Hadatt. t9) and shared .the lead m the ~outh- I Aiou , Mil 119485 7114~ 2!J9 tournament m March werl' sold I x on. Kophtz , Kltne OJ , ern Oh10 group TtJesday as ll l Ameriran League , out for all tourney d;Jt~s after) Bndges \9), H1dztk (9J and n:en quahfted lor the U S Am· 1 G. AB R. H. Pet oni.Y two day s of maJI sa les. Winner - Radatz1ateur Golf Tournament iYstrzski. no ~ !06 394 66127 .322 ...:.._ _...:.__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN (Dorothy Kllgallen lo on va· cation. Her guest CC)Iumnist today II ~zte otar Lana Turner.) AU Star Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium HONEST PEOPLE LONDON WPll - Former • heavywetght champion Joe Lou- 1 is, en route to night-elub ap- : pearances in northern England, llllid here Tu...tay that boxing "needs some honest people " He said American boxing was i in a crl,l• and needed bel p from the rederal government. ' Tht lormer r.hampion praised lhe current title-holder, Cassius I ~~.~n~::d ~h'htil~ct~~! honest. 9:00 pm to 1:00 am The "Acmets" from Parkersburg The ume smooth dance Band, which has played for the Alumni Banquets the past several years. Sponsored by Pomeroy American legion Admission $1.50 per person 1...._---------------~' -JltCflld J~ a JltCflld-Jeflilf{l yeJ)Ill {jollll gmd DeafpA • �..... W k N d f }965 66 ··Capt ams' or ers arne· or \• Tn••county concert Memhership Dri.•ve Church Picnic i• Held al New Haven • fished. They toured llle Cabot trail which look them to Cape Britain l•land, crosaed the Bay Pleaoant Valley Hospital 6-0atlv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 1, 1965 Admit•·• - Mrs. ~"" • ····-d ~ Do ell • Yarw • Southside; Mrs. Jerry Bar L. Mullens, Cleveland, Ohio. SAVE--SAVE--SAVE--SAVE MASON - The Mason Evangelical United B.rethren Church of FuMy oy •i1ip from prcmc was held Sunday at New mouth, Nova Scotia to Captains and workers for lheolain, Mrs. Dale Fields, : Mr~ [beth Clarke. Stephanie Gibert, Haven Park. • H~rhour, Maine. The 100 mile Discharged- Raymond Bledlhembership drive of lhe 1'ri ·1 Donakl Dtntal. l\Jrs. Opie Mar· Jackie Knight, Karen Remita, AUendmg were Mr. and Mrs. tnp .across tl~c Bay ~ook SIX 5 Pt PI t· Alb ta Counly Community Concert As· cum, Mrs. George Bush, and Nancy 'tlark, Susan Clarke, Roger Hysell and ~rant, Mr. hours. The ship held 600 passer: ~·. · easan • . er. 1 ~wiation have been named by Mrs. Russell Bibbee. Mrs. C. Janet Lowe, Steve Jones and and Mrs. T. R. Oav1s, Mr. i!;nd gers and_ 150 cars. On _t~eJr ~ggmbotham, Buffalo; M1chaeJ Ehso('ia tion officials. The work.- ~ R. McGinness, captain, Mrs. Os· Linda Love. ·Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mr. and return lrl~ home, they v1sxted Kmcatd, Pt. Pleasant <transferers' kits are being distributed, car Lowe, Mrs. Howard J. Neal, Pt. Pleasant - Mrs. Charles Mrs. Robert Lee, Mr. and Mrs. the World s Farr. red). <1-trl membersh ip renewals will Mr. Lawrence Huber, 1\.trs. 0 . LanhillYI, captain, Mrs. Walter Robert Roach and Larry Ray, I ·m this Wt'ek. K. Suiter, Mrs. John S. Baker Windsor, Mrs. Ralph Crump, Mrs. George Robert Stewart, f'ht driv~ foi- new member- and Miss Catherine Hayward. ,Mrs. Rush Krodel, Mrs. J. H. Robin and Andy, Mrs. Evelyn !i~l ·ps will be conducted next Student team - Mike Kerns, .' Farley, Mrs. ). G. Volden, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Veroon Roush '- "Pek. The kickoft dinn er for the George Ely, Mark Walker, Jack Neil Conners, Mrs. Fred Schro- ~nd Vernon, Guyla and Tommy. , campaign will be held at 6:30 McGinness, Sallie Davis, Eliza· der, Mrs. Tom Fisher, Mrs. Ro- 1VIrs. Hester Rayburn, Harrietta p.m. iDST) Tuesday , Sept. 2 at bert Cruikshank, Mrs. Jame• IAnn Walsh, Diane Noble, Janie I th< home of Dr . aod Mrs. 0•· Shndle, Mrs. C. L. Head, Mrs. Smilh, Dennis Foreman and ONLY car W. Clarke. All captains and fO\'ef OneS, Chester Wamsley and Mra. Rusty Woods. $30.00 Down - kl1nce .., workers are urged to atlt>nd 0 . Francis. ----ConvtniMt Tern. this dinner meeting. : Rio Grande, Mrs. RETURN HOME The captains and workers are ! l Northcutt and Mrs. Clyde as follows: Dale. Middleport - Mrs. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Fer· Gallipolis - Mrs. Kimball I ric Clark. Pomeroy Mrs. tis Justis. Mason, and Mr. and FURNITURE CO. Suiter, ca ptain, Mrs. Edward i 3f 0 .James O'Brien, captain, Mrs. Mrs. 0. L. Lieving, New Haven Reilly, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Charles Gibbs and Mrs. Pat have returned from a two week.'! MASON, W. VA. Mrs. John Evans, Mr. Will ia m PT. PLEASANT- Grover C. Lockery. Mason - Mrs. vacation which included a visit CARLOAD Lumber Salel New shipments just in and ready f9r your 3 ROOMS G . J 85 E ' fall and winter remodeling and building. New Furniture $299 (}atme • d J Td y ay Stop in and see us nowl FREE DELIVERY! MASON . ~ ~ .. " .-· ... 'I '' •· ' "' Warden ours 01 near llashan. Itenhower, and Children, Porn- and cttndren ll!ld Mr. and Mrs. Mr1. Erma Johtlltoa, MJnen. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Story, eroy, Mr. and Mro. RobOrt Jel- Guy Molinex ot Ravenswood, ville Route , Mrs. Nina Cobur11, • McArthur, 0. viBited their dau- fers and family, Syracuse, Mr. W. Va. visitod Mr. and Mrs. 1..-· hor daughter Roberta •nd lllUI' ghler, Mr. and Mra. Orville and Mrs. ,Leo Dailey, local, Mr hew. Johnny Young, who had sons frolll New Brlghtoo, Pa. Rhodes and family. Ray Ours, Mr. Gene Congo, 1<>- been visiting them return•d visited Mr. and Mrs. Dani Mr. and Mrs. Dave jGfueser cal, Mr. and Mrs. Maywood I home to Ravenswood , W. Va. Carpenter and Mr. and Mri. and children, ~meroy ~ Jane Johnston railed on Mr. and Mrs. with his mother . .\1r~. Grace ' Maywood Johnston. Vlines of it1ldDe visite~ their Horner Icenhower. Young. . parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. Hobert Outs visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nut- Mrs. Slmey Powell, Mr. and Wines.' and Mrs. Chorlie Carroll , Ron- I ter, Jr. and family, Canal Ful- ~rsM RoyMJ~;n!;'~eroh and f"':j 1 1 Mrs. Reed Gandee, local, call~ nie Allen, Newark, Garold ' ton, 0. spent the weekend with Y• rs. r L' ce owler0 a ed on Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Wines. Hart, Racine, Elva Dalley and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and Mary of Ea<ter rverpoo • • ca Louise aod Nicki Van Meter Judy, Stiversv!lle. visited Mr. family . e~ on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Johnston. were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson. Mr. and Mrs. Ge ne Carpenand Mrs. Louis Johnston of Jane Van Nest and two sons , [ ter. local, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Dorotlly Roseberry visit· Minersville Rt. and they all at- Ravenswood, W. Va. visi ted Mr. · Wise and two children ot ~hd· / ed Mr. and Mrs. Louis YOUI!& tended the Meigs Co. Fair. j and Mrs. William Ables. ,Susi e dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy l c- ~ of Pomeroy recently. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerns and Wi_lliam Ables Jr." went enhower, Debra and Eddy. Mrs . . Mrs .. Lawrence Johnston IJ ca1led on Mr. and Mrs. Law- home wtlh· th em. Mildred lcenbow~r and daugh unprovmg at her home and renee Johnston and family. Mr~. Grace Young and child- ter, East Liverpool, ca lled on ' will soon bt~ able to do liilJl Mr. and Mrs. Buck Smith, ren, W. Va. spent the weekend , Mr. and Mrs. Lawre nce John -/ hous,ework. local, Mr. and Mrs. Clillordwilh Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lehow stan and fa mily. - May Jobustoa .. ~ Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 1, 196&-7 Mr. ana Mrs. Roy Snowden' were Mr. and \1r,,J,arroll Snow· Steve, Larry, Gary and Annette of Galtipolls. Steve and remained for a weer.•o vistheir grandparents. Mrs. Nellle Kinnamon and chUdrf!D of Chillicothe recently Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and d-.lo th Gr art t family VIsited their daughter, 1 :~~e the ~utt!r~ aCurn':~e ~~~-and Mrs. Jlm Brace of Rastore. · Mr. Dale Sayre, Dorcas, v1sMrs. Mtldred Hartenbach of ited his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cocoa Beach, Fla., recently vis- Ollie Sayre and Iam IIy. wllh her brother, Mr. and Those who visited>Rev. and Mrs. Roy Snowden and Steve Mrs. John Busch were Mr. and Larry Snowden who spent Mrs. Henry Davis Cheshire Mr. a week with their grandparents and Mrs. Arlie West, local. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Park- Rev. and Mrs. John Busch er and Suzy. She also visited visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brad· with other friends and relatives ford, Racine Rt. and were In Ohio. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Old Town FlatS Society Notes 1 I HOGG & ZUSPAN• I' 773-5554 TASTY PLUMP MATERIALS CO. MASON, W.VA. F. Large, and Mr. Will iam J?nes, 85. Ht. 1. . Pt. Ple.asa nt, Swackhammer. to Nova Sc~~ti:a~w~h~e~re~t~he~gr~ou~p~~jiiijiijjiijiiiijiiijiiijiiijijiiiijiiiijijii;.~~~~J! Lusher. Mrs. Hussein Golji, cap- d1ed suddenly thJs mornmg at tain, Mrs. Charles Grant, Mrs. i 1.45 at the home of his son, H. B. Thomas, Mrs. Donald M. / Walter Jones. HL 1, Pl. Pleas- Mol/ter·in-latfl THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY Thaler and Mrs. Miles Epling. 1ant. Honored at Party SEPT. 2ND-3R0--4TH Mrs. Daniel E. Evans, ca ptain. ,~ fllrmer and former fmMIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Mrs. Tim Hickman . i\Irs. ploycc ot' the Pt. Pleas;mt \Vat - \1ASON - Mrs. George . Paul Lewis and Mrs. Tony Barr. 1 er .:md Light Co . he was born 1ert ~tewart .• Mason,_ entertamMiddleport Store Open Friday Til 8, Safurday Til Dr. Evan C. Roderick, cap- m \1a~on county on Jan .. 23, i ~~ with a brrth~ay party honor9-Pomeroy Storo Open Friday Til 5, Saturday Til 9. tain, Mrs. Earl :\1ills, Mrs. Leon-: 1880. ~on of the lat e Thomas 1 1 ~g her mothe~-m-law, Mrs. E~e­ ard Harris, Mrs. Ah GolJi, Mrs ' and Genev<~ Gardner Jonr:'.. l lyn Stewart. at the ~tcwart Nell Higgins, and Mrs. C, E. H1s wife. Ida Greenlee JQnesl h?n:'e on Wednesday evemng. Holzer, J r. Mrs. E 1d 0 0 preceeded hijn in d(•alh in Slstmg as hostess was Mrs. AIWuerch, captain. \1rs. John F' . I 1955. He was a member of !he , burtice Youn.g, Cli fton . Groth. Mrs. Marlin Kerns . .\1rs. Hrthr! ELB ('hun:h 1 A_fler openmg . the presents, HOME Jack Wi ga l, Mrs. William I Surviving are three sons. Wil- refleshmen~ or 1ce cream and PERMANENT Dunn and Mrs. Dt·lmar Ginger- , bur. RL 2. Pt. Pleasanl: Cleve. cake were served by t~e i<:h. and Waltef, both of Rt. I. esses to Mfs. '1'. R Dav1s. Mrs. Mrs. N-ancy Plymale, cap- One daught er. Jenevie c~:~.c;to Ho~er Johnson, Mrs ..John Me· • Gentle --~--- -----, also survives. along with three Dame!. Mrs. Fred Tnpp. Mrs. brotht'r" . .lflmrs .Jo nt>'i, Galli· Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Harold and each _, lin ooli s, Pe<trl and Dewl:'y Ju ne<;, ISrhwa~z an~ ~lrs. B1iss Wilson. Regular ./' .·~ 1-{t. 2, Pl. Pleasant. and one Semhng g1fts were . Mrs. Dal··'!'/ ' sistt•r. \1r s. El la (;ard ner, Gal- l l<~s Yeager. Mrs. D1ck 1 li pol is. ...-/ and so~. Ylr~. _vernon HOliSO. I Ten grandchildren and two Mrs. Bill_Harns and Mrs. great grandchi ldren ~urvivf 1 nard Wh1te. 1 ADA~S HONORED ' Funera l sen' ICes Will be held Bruce AJ am s was honored at 2 p. m.. F'rirlay at thr Belleon his lith b1rthday with a par- meadC' EUB Church with _ th e ty and w1ener roasl at the home Hev . J <~ek !l iggi n:-; offlc1atmg of his parents, r.·tr. and Mrs. C. Bum! will_ be m Van SIChle :\1. Adams, Jr. Thu ~ ~ · at1t'nc1 ing cemetery . Fnr-nds may rnll at Entering Hospital were Mi chael Howa rd, Randy the Crow · Husse ll funenl home Perso ns entermg Holzer Hos- ' Crawford. after 7 p. m. today . /, pilal durmg the past 24 hours LUTHERA N CHURCH MEN mcluQed Paul A. Wise, 006 The Lutheran Church Men ' Four'th Ave _. Mrs. Paul A. Wtse ; met on Wedne>day evening m 908 Fourth Ave .; Luzon L. Me· lhe New Haven Park tor a cov(.,!umd , lll 7 Teodora Ave_, Elza ered dish dinner. Tl 1ose attendl1 . Lindemood, 1302 Eastern ing were Will1~lffi Russell, Har- ! Mr and t\lrs. Albert Swe~tz~. /.ve; HetLy A. .cole!lla1 ~· . Cheoid Host, Hobert Layne. Don- 1~Jason . v1sited un Sunday with • s~lre: M~::;. Soptua J. \\ilhams , 1 LADIES' ITALIAN aid Rumgardner, Joe p <I ug h,! \-lr . and ~·t rs. Fritz Sw(ltzel at Eureka Star fit. ; Tilden Timck-1 Hank Roney, Herman Layne , the ir cultage near Port la nd, e!. ~t. ~ !hurman~ Mrs. Ray , Harry Layne , Lloyd Housh and Ohio. Others vJSHmg Wllh !hem f. St Clair , HI.. Bidwell ; L, _,., Rev. Jack Welch. rlurm g the dav WPre theJr sons ·'. Duddmg, Mason; Mrs. Da le I H.OT i\RY CLUB ' ~.nd familie s. ~1 r and Mrs. Wil- L Hamson, Rl. 2 Pomeroy ; The Rot ary Club met on liam Swatzel. Br~·nd<~ and Mikr. I Mrs . Walter T. Hat?1m, Po~e JUMBO FAST MAIL rhu rsd ay evening tor !llC'II' reg- Mr. and !\lrs. Charl t·s Swalze!. roy; ).-!althP"' M. V..caver l1•11d· ular dinner mert lng_ Htchard nil ol Ponwroy. ami thetr d<tug h- ~lepnrl · Mrs. J<Jmes, L. BosOrd presided <:t l a ~twn hus1- ter and son-m-!aw . IVIr. 11 n d t1ck. Ht 1 Wurtland, Ky .; Mrs . ness rneeling. Those au e mhn~ Mr~ Tt•x .\-lyers and son. \1ark Barber R 1 ~gs. Ht 3_New ~1ata­ a Asst. Colon were Lloyd Rou sh, · Donal d !-'. 01 Ar!ingto~. Va . mor<~~; Mrs. Nnom1 SII_vey, a Sizes S·M-L Housh , Horry \1dler, Ertwm .\k Charis .1\IIC'O:tn iel VISited ~ t l Oak Hlll; ,John L. Mtller eLARGE SIZE Stein, Hichard Ord.. Arthur Tha- a ft'w dRy~ with his slsiN anc1 Shawnee; Mrs. Ja mes B. Con· eRULED bel, Rome Will1atmun . l{u ~se ll ramlly. \1r and Mrs. St<m ll'y ley ..Jr ., -:shb n~. Ky , Mr s. Capt>bart. Clyde FoiPy , Hev. Saund(•rs in Columbus. Okey Be!vtlle, Wlllnwwood; \-irs. PAPER ea Marcus Trough, Frank Crt pe- Mrs. Leste r RLI SSt• ll and ('hi! - PC<trl ey SPymour , Dundas; CbesReg.25c hart Jnd Jack Flesher. dren have rf'tu rnrd to their tcr H. Rtce, Jackson. Mrs. Eth· PERSONALS . homP 10 Mason . il fter li vmg m: ~~ .J. :h~mpson, Ash.land. Ky , -~r. anJ .Yirs. Jess \1il~nard Ind ian<~ for several weeks. Mr. C.arles C. Turner, (hcsapeake VISited recently With her Sls:er • Russell returned to Ch icago, Jl. Birtbw Mrs. Amy Allen of Inez, Ky · l linois where he is employed at Mrs. Leroy J. Russell, Rt. t l Rag. $9.95 Value at Cabell Hunt mgto~ Hospll.al the Versons Plant. lle s .nt where she was a patient. They . . .. . pe . Leon. W. Va., daught er, 11 ·30 , . d b .. ed , several days VISitmg w1tb h1s p.m. Monday· Mrs. Dale E. aIso VISit . l f 1r. Ll1a~nar s ro- famil . _. . . • ther , V1rg11 Maynnrd , al Day- : Y Harmon, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, son. MEN'S LONG SLEEVI t Oh. : \lr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson 7: 16 p.m. Tuesday SIZE 32A TO 38B oJn,h 110' d and family. Mr. and Mrs. ClarDiscbarrred o n .ayne un f'rwf'n l a 1on" 1hie, Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Persons discharged recentl" 'I cd.H:a I1ence Well made ladies padded bra. Cottoa s1'll ec t t:o.!ny at ('1a II'1poI1s 1v R . . · J Hospital last week. .us~cd1 and family enJoyed a from the hospital were : Mrs oxclusive of decoration. Special value Mr. and Mr.'!. William Chisler picmc on Sunday at Stauffer's Ira T. Baker' Mike Caudill, have returned home after vaca- P.ar~, Apple Grove, W. Va. The Mi ss Linda Classing, Glen DISCOUNT tioning in New York and Penn· I plcntc was be!~ in . observance Crabtree, t\-lrs. James Dailey, PRICE J1Ylvania. of ~- Russells b~rthday. . Martin Hall, Mrs. Henry WillPhil Cooke and Robert Grin- Mrs. W. E. Nesbitt and ch!l- ard, Mrs. Obie Keeton. Mr.!!. eAsst. Colors stead are vacat ioning this , dren, ~Ike, ~usan. and'- Paul of Amos Lowe, Scott Lyall, :Mrs. week at My rtle Beach, S. C. ; St. Ululs, .~~~souri_ spent the Glen T. McAllister, Wilma Me· eS-M·L Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee ' weekend VJSilmg With Mrs. He!- Gowan, Mrs. Donald Nott, Mrs. Roush and Carolyn atlended lhe ' en Stewart and family • Mason Kenneth Reed, Mrs. John SalState Fair in Columbus, 0. ov-1and with Mr · and Mrs. P. H. fles, Ronald Sloan, Cynthia SUGHT IRR. BOYS 39c er the week. I we:ry m Pomeroy. Thompson, Roger Ford, Mrs. Each Barbara Howard -and Adele 1 Jimmy Stewart spent t h e Trwnan Wolford and Sismondo vi sited friends 10 weekend in Columbus visiting daughter, Mrs. Danny B. $3.99 Value Huntington, W. Va. over the With Mr. and Mrs . •lack Kelly and infant daughter, Mrs. weekend. and attended the Ohio State aid Langhorne aod Infant MEN'S Friday dinner ~uesls of Mrs. fonr. ghter, Mrs. Jarne1 Hupp SHORT SLEEVE pr Virgi ma Hart wtrP her mot her/ infant son. and father, Mr. and Mrs. Hom· ANNOUNCE BIRTH - -- aStripo Topo er Durst of Ph1lo, 0 , her bro- MASfJ~ - Mr. and Mrs. 01OPENS TIIURSDAV •Save Now ther arji sister-in-law, Mr. and ston ~n g ht of. Mason. are an-1 PT. PLEASANT- Pt. . 61Jz to 10 Mrs. James Durst of Ph ilo and nouncmg the birth of a da ugh-1 ani's new banking lnshtutwn her son and fam ily, Mr. anrl IN on ,August 23rd at the PIP<~· t wil l open their doors to lhe Mrs. Eugene Hart, Bobby, Ran- , sant \~ lley Hosp1t<1l. Mr. nnd publi c 'fhursday morning. dy, Linda, Karen and Sharon. ; Mrs. 'Anght are al:o;o the par- bank ha .~ been named "'Peo.niAA Mrs. Lorin Roush is a patient enfg of two sons, Mark, 7. and Hank'' and is located at the at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Handy. 2_ ·1 corner of Fifth and Main Street Mrs. Nina Ablin is a patient , The mfant weighed 7 pounds 1 Orficer.'i are R. B. · at Veterans Memonal Huspital. 1and 13 otmces and has been president· Forrest Clark Sizes.S·M-L-Ex L : na~ed, Kimberly Sue. . presi dent; A. R. Kaufrn~n. SALES RfPORT Grandpnrents are \1r. and I ecutlve vice prC!'lident and • Asst. Colon >Pt. Pleasant Llves~k Co. Mrs. J. S. Baird, Hogsett, W. ier and Joseph J(]rdan. 8551 ~t.. LADIES CANVAS SizH 3 lo 6X-71o 14 Saturday, August 28, 1965 1 Va. and Mr. and \irs. 0. o. l ant "a"iller B . d ... I HOCS R .. w 1t s '- .~ . oar rnem~rs a SIZES 10 TO 18 220 2;·1 -2 70ece!Jpts :_ 115 to ' Gng l • . penl'er, W. Va. are H. ll Rothgeb. Forrest I o 4. ; Jeav1es 20 to · reat grandmother 1s Mr s. Clark A R K f •REG. $3.98 2~ _50 ; Lights 21 to 23.60 ; Fat 1Effie Hall, London. Ohio. I Niberi Carl. W a~. m~~· ~:le 1 Sows 17 to 20; Boars 14 to 17.50; 1 Hartle' J J · k Eru F. lh uds : Pi gs 8 to 14. . ACTIONS FILED I y, r ., ac . ru an I I PT , P. A. Savrr. . CAmE White and Colors • - Rece1pts : Steers . . PLEASANT Two civil 1 A d · · -AND- . 17.30 . !o 20.30; Heifers 12.20 to .'K't1ons havt> been riiPd ;n the' d g.r<~n ?dpSeenmlg 15 being planSize 4 to 10 . ' · . ne or m1 - p ember · 18.70 . Fat Cows 13 to 16.20; Can- offJce or the Circuit Clerk s~ek· 1 nr,-.• 10 to 12.75; Bulls 13.10 lo ing judgment s. Jn one act1on i Ad n· h d E B d 16.90; Stock S1eers 17 to 22.90; ' the Merrill Elf'rtric Comp· 1nv f' m. 1 ~ . ar . · yr Stnck Heifers 15 to JfUlO: Slock Js demandin~ judgmC'nt of $4'7ll·- ;~~ expedtll~~~ l~lo /he So~th PAIR Steer Caives 18 to 23.30; Stock 93 mtercsl and co~ts from th.f' · 1·n ~~~;rrlof. w11 t 1 e ~rstJ=• H 'f Cal 17 to 20 7 · ,w. " as was 1n ,~ to o eJ~~AL ~~sLVES .R5. . t I ~efenC~anr , Marietta Manufactur- il carry out research (or the InREG. $2.95 ~ - ece1p s: mg ompa ny 1 t. 1 c · 'l'ops 28 to 26 110· Medi "" . . erna 1ona ,eograpluc Year. , ·· 1 1 · • urn- to anlht>olher~tion .Lf' . Box . :-- - -- - _ -! 24 : Gmmon lo lleaviOJ 20 to pl~intiff, demands judgment a-, Drillmg Company in the EVERY PURCHASE CARRIES A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE 20 1gamst fhP d~f~ndant. Don Slt~"lf' of $6((1 pl11s inf,..rpo;t and fVlo;t · ·.r}: . ... ,... mFD• Fresh Turkeys FIR I lb. FRESH TURKEY REG. $2.00 VALUE 1 1 New Haven News Notes ---------- 1 FAMILY SIZE COLGATE ---======--Hospital News , TOOTH PASTE 1 • c REG. 89c Mason Personal •• DISCOUNT PRICED SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 SCHOOL TABLETS MOHAIR SWEATERS c 1 s 1 .88 LADIES' PADDED COTTON BRAS 1 1 FANCY COTTON SPORT SHIRTS ! I 63! STRETCH SOCKS $ c LADIES DENIM STRETCH s .88 CAPRI PANTS 1 $ .88 .99 \ SWEAT SHIRTS 1 Breast 69c Thighs SSe Legs 49c Wings 39c TONI 1 TENNIS OXFORD s y-trrt.M •i•lle girls' . diesses $,.99 .94 r----~ ~ c Cecil Bolin of Langsville, illr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, Carla, Grace and Allen of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. J oe Bolin. Hrenda, Ricky, Brent and Craig of Hutland. Mr. Dana Epple c$11· - - - - - - - - - - - ed in lhe afternoon. By Jean Porker BOIJNS RETURN NEL.'lONS HAVE REUNION I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin Tbe annual reunion of the children Brenda, Ricky BSd family of lhe late Fr~eman and I Brenl have jUst re1urned Maggie Nelson WA S held ~un-~ a vacation in Illinois and Ohio. day , Aug. 8, at the Rock Sprmgs They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fairgrounds. The prayer was . Larry Turn er o( Findlay, and I given by Rev. Donnie Miller. , with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Turn'Mle 1966 reunion will be held er and Denise, of El gi n, Ill . the second Sunday in August. I While in Aurora, HI., they visit. Those attend1ng were Mr. and / ed with some Navy fnend s who Mrs. Oda s N~lson , Mr. and l!ve on a mink ra nch. They Mrs. Dayton Moore and Miss / traveled to Hoc hester, Wi~ - and Martha Hawkins, all of Co- to lhe Brookville Zoo in Ch iel"mbus; Mr. and Mrs. Robert ago. The Bolins toured the Miller and children, Sandy, General Mills plant in West Johnny, Davey and Brenda, Chicago, the home of Country Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mille r Corn flakes and specially mlltesll and Pamela, all of Middleport ; where Rogrr Tunll'r is employMi . and Mrs. Richard Nleson ed. The Bolins ' infant and t wo !rons of Che~apea ke: Craig, remained wilh hf'r moMr. and Mrs. Donnie Miller and ther, Mrs. Henry Turner , Steve, Mark. Greg and Jerry, while the family was aw<iy. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smilh, MRS. DYER HOSTS PARTY Donnie, Denbie and Janice, Mr. Mrs. Maxine Dyer was hoc; less and '-1rs. Leland Nelson, John- · to a Sta nley party at her home ny and F.ddie, Mi ss Sheila Crisp, on Jesse Creek Hoad WednesMi ss Karen Tucker, all of Porn- day evening. Mrs. Gladys Hofferoy R. D.: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- man demonstrated the wares afJibln Smith, Darrell , Darlene, ter several games had and CBrla. Mr. and Mrs. Fred played and prlze.c: :lwmded. Tarkett, Loretta. Sherry and rres hment s or ice cream, Sllauna, Mrs. Lillie Smith, Mr. ies, potato chips, iced lea and Charles Smith, Gary Drenner, cortee were served to the all of Rutland : Mrs. Marguer- lowing: Mrs. Hcva Snowden, ite Carpenter and Mr. Curtis Mrs. Jean Parker, Mrs. Neva Bo ker. Pleasantville. Kennedy, Mrs. Jt>ssie Grue~er DAUGRrt:RS HONORED , and Charles, Mrs. Barbara Van Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tackett Meter and Greg and Teresa, honored their daughters, Loret- 1Mrs. Esther Kennedy, Mrs. ta Lynn, 6, and Sherry Gall, 5, 1.1ean Kennedy, Eddie, Glen. Suwith a birthday party Friday ! sie, and Randy, Mrs. Marie Edafternoon, Aug. 13, at their Sa- wards. Mrs. Eleanor Nelson, -Q lem Street home. The home f Mrs. Mellie Kennaw, Mrs. Ed was decorated with streamer:; 1 Heynolds, Mrs. Lelia Rum field, and balloons were given lo each : Mrs. Martha Adkins, Mrs. Wan-child. Games wtre played and ! da Nelson, Gary and Terry, Stet· prizs awarded to David D<.~v i s • Ia and Flossie Smith, Mrs. Marand Barbara McQuaid. Each ' jorie Davis and David, Mrs. daughter opened her many nice ·Lena Rupe, Ross Edward!!, Rogifts and then ble w out the can-~ bert Rnmfield , Wayne Kennedy die.• on a large decorated cake, and Opal, Patty and Billy Dyer. while guests sa ng Happy RUTLAND PERSONSALS Birthday." Refres hments o( Mrs. C. 0. Chapman is cake, ice cre'Bm and kool ade ing the exterior of her home were served to the following : on Salem Street remodeled. Jane SchHling, Nea l Crabtree, Mrs. Jean Parker attended Albert Crabtree. Peggy Smith, shower for ~1iss R11th David Davis, Judith Edwards, bride · elect ol Mr. Lynn Snowden, Joy white, • Howard K. Parker, recently R os i e Snowden, Gary Syracuse. Homer Parker George, Dottie Ohlinger, ited with his brother, Mr. Randy George, Tammy Schoon- bert Parker that evening. over , Dorsey Ohlinger, Ricky Miss Jane Hale of McConnelsGeorge, Jackie Ohlinger, Del>- ville is visiting with Mr. and bie Schoonover, Rita Welch, Mrs. Richard Lucas and Cindy Anderson, Jenny Grate, Jane and Steve, at llleir home Susie Tillis, Abby Marlin, Del>- on Langsville Road. hie Haly, Racinda Musser, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker Mike Tillis, Tammy Martin, and Suzy visited Sunday afterTeresa Musser, Peggy Welch, noon willl his father, Mr. Mike Busser, Barbara McQuaid, Pearl Parker and brother, Mr. Anit Welch, Gary Drenner, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parkr!r and and Mrs. Charles Welch, Mrs. April, Long Bottom. Other callCharles Musser, Shauna Tack- ers were Mr. and Mrs Wil!Jur ett and the honored guests, Lo- 1Parker and Eddie of Chesler retta and Sherry. Becky Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Wi"i ' Parker, sent a gift but was unable to Russ, Rodney, Timmy and Debattend. bie of Parkersburg, W.Va. MILLER REUNION IS HELD Miss Brenda Turner, who 18 The Miller Reunion was held employed in Columbus spent a Sunday, August IS, at the home I weekend with ber parents, Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin on and Mrs. Wayne Turn•r. She Salem Street. A plcnie dinner will be enrolled In Rio Grande was held at noon on the Bolin college this fall. lawn. Those allendlng were: Hiram (Sonny) S18wter, Jr., aod Mrs. Dwight Brown, who has been studying this and Mrs. ,Mike Jones and summer at Easfern l<..tucky · all of St: Albans, W: Va., State College at Richmond, Ky. and Mrs. Michael Erwin, has returned to his home to reand Scott, of Belpre, main wilh.,his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mrs. Hiram Slawter, Sr., until and Don of Middleport, tha fall term of BChool bogino. WoUe of M!Mroville, Mr. Sunday evening vtsitoro Gl - Rutland Society Notes 1 lb. lb . lb. lb . GET GUARANTEED eat IN THE meat -BUY"SUPER-RIGHT"! ft-'·.. "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED- 14 to 16-lb. AVG. WHOLE NO {··-: c WAitR ., ADDED lb. CENTER SLICES-----lb. STORE HOURS Open Thur. 9 am to 6 pm Open Fri. • 9 am to 9 pm ;: Closed Sunday and Monday, Labor Day :· -. : :::. lb. 99c SUPER RIGHT Slicod Bologna, Olive, Liver or Pickle Pimento p~:~ 39c LUNCH MEAT MORTON-7 VARIETIES 2 75c FROZEN DINNERS for 8 Tomatoes IONA BRAND Sweet Peas WHOLE OR HALF CHUCK STEAKS 3-lb. Can 6-lb. Can GROUND CHUCK $3.39 -:·' lb . 59c lb. 59c SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS-BULK WIENERS ~~~T --- SSe ss.69 lb. HALO SALAD DRESSING ~::· 49c 1-qt. 14-oz. Hair Spray 14-'14_-oz. fill. 89 c SULTANA- WITH TOMATO SAUCE STOKELY FROZEN or 3 ;~~ 89c Pork &Beans 4 89c Fruit Pies ::~ _ 20 1-lb. cans DOLLY MADISON-PLAIN OR KOSHER 6 89c Dill Pickle l-Ib. cans ~·~· 39c .~:~~~- S9c 6 ..... 79c Ice Cream 1-lb. cans 2-lb.2S 9-oJ. - - - - - c an SULTANA LARGE MARVEL-Chocolate Nut or Almond Toffee Stuffed Olives 101h··· s ---- (lr c 9c JANE PARKER Potato Chips --- ~~~-s9c JANE PARKER A&P VACUUM PACKED RICH NUTTY FLAVOR ·.~ LEAN- FRESH 10 cans IONA BRAND 79( BLADE CUTS CANNED HAMS to C lb.95c lb. an Hi-C Fruit Drinks 3 89c Miracle Whip Grapefruit lb. ... , -. CANADIAN BACON A&P BRAND-SECTIONS HAMS :" .: -: WHOLE, HALF OR END CUTS 6 VARIETIES . SEMI-BONELESS BUTT HALF------lb. :- " • ', Open Sat 9am to 9:00 pm 99 ( 9 Apple Pie - -"•h39C 2 ~~~" s 1.3 S9c Coffee ~:!~~=~ Swiss Cheese~~._ lb. FRESH, CRISP U.S. No. 1 Size A CARROTS Potatoes ~b~~ ALL PURPOSE WHITE or RUSSETS BAKERS 10c CRISP TENDER I C PASCAL CELERY lb • bag 11'111 stalks I With tho Pvrehuo of $5.00 or More llduolve of ltema lt&empted b7 Low Expires Sept, 4, 1965 ID Coil. Unit .U.P'o 19C OHIO- RID TASTY JONATHAN APPLES _ 4 :~. 59c OHIO RID DILICloUS APPLES 3 ':~. 59c YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS 3~~ 29c Free! 2LOAVES @at anytime you can 't find Jane Parker White Bread on our shelves, next day A&P will give you 21oaves frea That's GUARANTEED Jane Par~er guarantees everyth ing qualify, freshness and now even ou,P;. JANE PARK-ER Ill uw WHITE BREAD 2to••" 39c �............. - .,~.....·-;: r,,~.,,.ol .} . .....··~~ ·-·· •.· .. ,, ,9 La dT d OYEC Figures aUIUED on~her School Bus Checks "":::~;:u. ': :: M:~ n. urne G~:··~:e ·:,~~who . ;...T·.· Down for In Court Suit . Air Stri·p '" he~~'::'ond:y ~ -' For Damages d:~~e I Phillips Sisters Style1hop M"Inor Wreck 1 p bed Tuesday ' Bticl to School Special On Rt. 160 FOI MARIE'S I ==------·-- • Ill New Fall Hats · Paltr~ p3'~atter~~o :~rl; ~etter SchO<)~ystem, ll~e •ai~n:; b::~::r~ :~ Virgi~ia I COLUMBUS !UP!) - t'he the embattled $279 million capt106th Genera) Assembly, which tal tmprovemenlis bill. . shook off a "do-no~ing" tag -~pproved a comprom•s_e and went on to compile a ne'U'- ve:-s10n of .the ommbus mumctly unprecedented record of " · pal court btU. . . complishment was to complete -Saw the legislative reapporits business tionment question dealt a Final adjournment was to Uluw and handed over to t e come later today ~tter the oftJ. fooeral courts. cers of both bouses signed the - Agreed to a bill that will bills ssed tn Tuesday's hectic allow a new multi-million dollar Only a skeleton staff brewery to be built In Columwas to be 011 hand when the bus. session officially endea. -Heard Speaker Roger Cloud ln the final frantic hours that announce he had "no intention" stretched into the early morn- ~ ol running again for the Jegts· th 1 · lator . lature. mg, on Democrat1 Oppose To End t~ay. THE OAil Y SENTINEl IIL 1 I SHIRT 1 • MARIE'S STYLE POST Robinson's Services will Be heJd Friday Pomeroy 'Merchants I "'choo1-Set Favorites Rail's Ramblings by BUSTER BROWN. • · • • • • In Merchandise I RADIO & T.V. There are ap(Jro:<im,alely 1,500 r~ilroad in 1 WY 2·!125S Uniled States, witb an aggrePomorey gate lengtb or about 3201 101 E. Mllln St. i IDlles. CLELAND'S T.V. 1 1 Certificates Given Away Thus: 1st, $50 - 2nd, $25 - 3rd, $15 - 4 th, $10 _EACH FRIDAY NIGHT J f'z; In tho Mlddlo Block Nat to Elborhlda POMIROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI DIA,.....,ONID RING~ Stt tf, 1 brilliance ancf beauty of a Ktt~kt cflarnond • • • lru1t aur y.ara of ~~JqM~tit~c\to h•lp you st~t your KetptOkt .•. guorant1 N by lht ~pt;okt Ctrti~tt your 0 ptrftd diamond tar rloplactmtnt ~rtd). of Chapman-Canaday Pomet'8y Cement lit~ ll•r 011 Comptny / ·. ~psa.k:e• ' 01t11ronce a~o~-=.::.."1;. ... Arnold lrot. Ho•lllll & Plumbln1 Po...-roy Lendmlrk ltor1 llNttnlr Aute ComPinr PINftlroY finer lhap Hartl... ,. & lonnottlho Storo Stork's Phlrmtcy K&C lowolry lton A-lotod Rodto & TV Now York Clothln1 Hou• Swither & Lohll Dru11 KoOPio'o Sohlo Station -er'o Drtv•ln Pnncls Floritt llnvor'o Studio -foro "-"" lioN Ftrmett ltnk I Snln11 Co. Ma,.uorllo'o Shoo Shop • Crvw's Town Country ""' " luran1 Wtllrunp ltlct Shop lluo • GriY ltHtouront a Chopmo..Conoday Shoeo len Franklin Store ~~· Simon•1 MIr-a•• Moo~'tltor• -m ..-... 1 , .1 Mohlr Compeny Korr & Von Z.ndt Motar Illes Hoyt't Solllo Stotlon Tractor S•le~ IJCctlslor Oil Co. Downlt-Grau Stmon'o Plck-A.Polr Shoo Doltv Volloy llort K,....ro Motors OIICOunt G & J Aut~ Ports Co. l•onomy Sovln10 & LOin Co. Crow'• Stuk Houa Stiffler's. Pomeray Werner lertter I Olbtio Gn<ory INuty Shop Another Gold Ster Promotion By The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce V~~~ ANTHONY Plumbin!J • Heating PLUMBING 1 HEATING Donna's Restaurant, Rutland, Says ... THANK YOU, FRIENDS For Your Generous Response to our Grand Opening DOOR PRIZE WINNERS Charles Smith, Donna Nelson, Beverly Forbes and Cindy Eads STOP IN and VISIT AGAIN! FINEST HOME COOKING eP!ate Lunches Every Day eFi'h Baskets Chicken Baskets eSandwiches of All Kind s. • DONNA'S RESTAURANT- RUTLAND Open 7:30AM to 9:30PM !Man. thru Sal.) GROVER'S STUDIO WY 2·2475 POMEROY, 0. Color Tone Shampoo Concentrate s1.SO REG. $2.50 VALUE! FEMININETTE - FAST MAIL Beauty Tray &Tissue Box • • · • • 59c TABLETS REG. 98o VALUE! MAX FACTOR 17( Pvt. Larry 0. Sellera, , .. of Mr. and Mrs. llan>ld Sol· lero, Portland, bas comple~ 1<1 eight weeks basic training at Fori Knox, Kenlack,y and olber opeclal tank training, bas taken bit tesll, IDtl 111 UceDJetl to drive a tlnk. Skin Freshener • • • Moisturizing Liquid Cleanser • • • REG. $2.50 VALUE! MAX FACTOR --- REG. $3.00 VALUE! 300 COUNT.' NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER REG. 98c __ 45c OR BUY 2 FOR 89c DOROTHY PERKINS MR. AND MRS. POWElL Robnson't Ltundrr Pullon-Thompson FAMILI.l I HELENA RUBINSTEIN PVT. SEIJ.ERS TICKET NOW. Tho Pobrlc Shop GilmaN'• Supply Sft.M 1upr Run . Millo ~w )A\.__~ oni MIDDlEPORT, 0. FOR · .STORYJ THE SHOE BOX lder a FREE TICKET with no Jllifdl...' All participating merchants wUJ glve any person, 13 years or. o ' a t ASK YOUR riEl necessary. Merchandise certificates are redeemable at any partiCipating mercb n . . .. ' THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE I' For Back To School MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. ./ Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nigh~: BOlt.,.. -.e IIDIItMWI!ht In oo1Joo1 " - , _ The Ftm Qmrch of the 1 Nazarene ill Racine 111 having , Revival Services, September I· ' 12, at 7:30 each evening wltb Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Pow· elL Rev. Powell, of Brookville, Flertda, an ordained elder In the Cintreb of the Nuarene, is devolili,g full lime to evange111111. Mra. Powe1J, VIckie, playa lhe plano ltld ..,an, .ODd 111llilfl her buaband In daeta. 'lbt pulor clthe locaJtburdl, lllll'rll1 M. Wolfe, 8Df _. ,..IIIO!t llllaaali. U,. Jibllt. Regul•r $1.® MAX FACTOR Regular 98c Crayolas Dry Skin Cream Listerine c Florida Couple Leading Revival Services Here . I' CANVAS FOOTWEAR Friday Night Opening, THESE POMEROY STORES .ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: BAKER FWUtrruRE HEADQUARTERS FOR TONKA - SERVIC!;- ADMIRAL ' COLOR TV totalin~ II\!!~ m~~~b:::~~t=Jn1~;r~::~~~~s ~~~r\u';;,~;:;i~n ~s:,:;;:ln 1 Mrs. R. C. Russell , Racine kindergarten teacher, remincts parents that the forms they re-ceived must be back at school by Friday, September in order to help with tratr>SOI>r-11 tation. She urged parenill to add names of anyone Interested kindergarten but lacking porl8tion. A few more pl,tcrutJ remain open. Each Friday Nigl~t . WeatL -r " Teacher is Asking Jlorms be Relurned GIVEAWAY I HIICiqulrtltfl for lowed legislatures to have It then refused to go ·~~gil bouse chosen on fa ctors other with the House's action in o than populatton. riding the veto on a bill raisin{~ I' By a one-vote margin, from $3,000 to flO,OOO !.he size Senate finally approved the an estate a mental bospital terence committee report on tient may have without p:'l)>itlgll ki k d but there were •nough bill allowmg brewertes to part of his keep. vo~e: lo approve the report. beer and liquor on their In all, eight bills were vetoed The bill left untouched prov1• · ises. by Gov. James A. Rhodes. sions for new courts in Mason . I Passage or the bill will <Jnly al'empts to override were Vermilion and Fremont :.~ ud the Anheuser~Busch Co. to · the unsuccessful ones I MIDDLEPORT, 0. gave Bowling Green new I a restaurant and beer garden Tuesday night. 8 . Tt I ded , at their proposed new Col~mh~''i~.i....iiiiiii.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;ii ex-1 plant State and city officials .U had indicated the bill was , ts ng cour1s. . cessar to brin the lant to Remap Bill K11led . Columtus. g P .• ReapportiOnment was k1lled . . once and for all when Veto Overrtde Fall• 1 House turned down a Two a~tempts to overnde gucan v~rsio~ of the Senate-p8ss~ ber~tunal ~etoes fell thrr.ugh ed, b1~parttsan plan. ThP vote durmg the fmal hours. was 76-55, with all but one of The Senate tu~ed down an 1 the negative votes co-·'lg attempt to override the veto Democrats and all hut a bill granting automatic court ! positive votes cast by · case contmuances to legislators cans. in sesswn. . MUCH LIKI! Hours later the House made ]l =._._._._._._._._o;j."i 1 Almost everyone hu portrolll an aborted aitempt to bnng it ] of their children. But.ae obil· back to life when it passed dren should have 1omethln1. resolution asking Conp.ress too, What more appropriate, call a constilution"'a~tl':~:~·~;·~~ ~~ economical portrait thaa one an a: Your Dependable I of your whole family · (rOUp! The resolution Eaoily, beautifully done. All i• Deater For got Senate consid- , one sitting. Call today for your eration. J appointmer~t. ~ It would have specifi r.rl that AND the convention consider tr.e socalled "Dirksen Am l!ndmcnt,'' ' defeated by the u .S. earlier this month, wh,.,icijh.ijiiillli Phane WY ·2·2S50 • ence But report. afler three weeks of sling and bargaining, gave up and agreed to go with the conference report. South I! not dormant as p~tually In motion. B1rmmgh~m. Ala . famed Democrats Jomed htm and many Northerners believe. It is I Even in agridtural based ! '.' Pitlsburgh of the South,' ~. still passed, 32-0 nol alll~re and siesta wh1ch j central North Carolina, an area IS blessed by the g1ant lron The mun!Clpal court Is pictured or Southern life by 1of cotton, soy beans, p~~nuts 1 Man,. Vulcan," ~ho tower~ over m1~. cam~ JUst under . Faulkner and other writers. I .and corn, but where the gold- the c1ty from h1s mountam top and 1t r~used some st1r from IHBI.ead, It is a beehive of act-: er wood," tobacco, is king, the perch . . Steel industry_ seems to 1Hamilton County members tvity, teeming with industry and ; towns are prospering. Wilson. N. be l~smg some of ~ts former The final agreement rapidly expanding cities, full of' c... is a growing small city .of prommen~e, but .Btrmlngham nated ~he mayor's court in crowded highways, trucks, and new buildings and a proud c1ty ~ppears tn exceptional health ming m that county hut busy laborers". Rapidly it is los· hospital set amongst the tradi- JUS! t ~ e same. . similar court in effect in Othtwa ing distinctive characteristics tiona! scenery or tobacco w~re- . A l.1~ t of the ~uth s becom- Hills in Lucas County. and blending into the new, ur- houses with their glaze.d wt?rl· m~ Cities would ftll the r~s~ of Hamilton County, deleg~il'."'' [ l banized America. dows and musty, s1ckenmg this page. But the ones J Vlstted · ~ --Woodbridge, Va , was my swee' smell of cured leaves - these and Macon,. Atlanta, INVITED ·ro PICNIC first actual slop south of the in preparation for the auctJon- Montgomery, Memphis , Rich~ Members of Feeney. Belnnett Mason • Dixon line - it looked err's hypnotizing chast. mond and others, are all wear~ Post 128, American Legion little different than ils northern The tall, stat~ly Grace Mem- ing the same title - Progress. Middleport ~nd their neighbors. There were the same onal Brtdge, wtlh arches high are invited to attend the giant supermarkets shopping enough to let ocean liners and EVENT POSTPONED . . d t' .t , I Tl b. d 'F . d N' ht" 0 ay p1cnte an ou mg a centers, schools, churches and freighters pass under and th~n f Ple com meE n~~ s fllg . legion farm, Monday, Sept. sparkling new housing develop~ some. strikes of m.odern .engm-.o ?meroy, va~geune, arn- A ham and bean dinner will be men's eering wonders aoamst the back sonv11le and Racme Chapter d 'th OES hed led f Tu d serve at noon WI sc u · or es ay, b. d d" hme:mb'"' d Farther sooth. a five m1le ground of the old seaport, Char· I September 7 at Pomeroy has to nn ~;, a covere 15 an own br1dge and tunnel spans Ch~sa- leston, S. C.. , . table service. Coffee and peake Bay into Metropolitan Savannah and Columbus. Ga., been postponed ~~ttl Se ptember will also be furnished b the !eNorfolk, home of the world's sprawl into old farm lands. Sa- 29, due to the V!Stt of lhe wor· , ion sl y largest shipyards and naval vannah benefits frrn the sea; thy grand matron at Aurelius rgoiiiiopo..,oi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii base. Hugt! destroyers and air- Columbus from nearti}· Fort Chapter, Macksburg. craft carriers dock in the gi- Benning, training station a n SE'f HOMECOMTN(} ganlic harbor while l>lwnspeo- post for thousands of The annual Long Bottom I pie profit from thousands of troops in training . . In · will be held Sepwhite-clad !Bilors and visitors. time, reports an oldttmer, S, Program, basNational defense boosts the lumbus has really growed dinner, everyone welcome. city's economy "nd ke"l'_it per-; the war." The Walters Brothers are atlraction. · - ::d 0., Sept. 1, 1965-91t=="""'-----~ 0~ Full ' By Tum Rail G0\.0 S't {:t..R I Daily Sentinel, Pomero!·Middleport, · h · 1 ian And adjou£nment /eso~utlon to ~A :t'gp~hli~o~~;:~r;:~-.:Orp~sse .over emocra Ic 0 Jec . ra . and arochiaJ uon~ Slgnaled the end of the tatJon to prwate p session ~hat thi~aw of·passage, sc~~ls~ajor tightening of state amoThng \-er t ·t . th regulations In th• helds ot strtp - e Igges u ge m e history,! wn or genera opera tons. . t.e million. t'~r hi.ghway.s an.d nt·arly ~tll passed the Sena . on a mo$400 mtlhon m capttal nnprove- hon for reconslderatton after ments. Sen. Ross Peppi~, ft...Ltma, gave -The biggest school bill in up the ghost wtth an eloquent history, granting a total of $633 plea f~r more funds for higher million in state aid to public education. . schools for the next two years. Pepplt ~nd Senate Democra~s - Landmark r' housing lewsla- had cornbmed ~ ~mend the bill tion to end discrimination in the to take $4.5 mtlhon ~rom the sale or rental of residences. Ohio Historical Soctety . and county airports and g1ve It to branch and community colleges. A conference committee took the amendment out of the bill and Pepple and the Democrats combined to defeat the confer- dea~ ~tate;" R.:ch:'~lnal ~greement PERMANENT Rev, T)'II' n.·es Monday I I sessio~ STYLE POST Bwter B..,., • mw:b hm lu wear u they aJO lour; wearing. Como In ODd talk tu oor llttiag ozperllo They11 obow you -"7 limier Browno have been dttt C.J•ality JCbool..&oo l'awrlle for ovor 61 yean. • Buster Brown Shon Stort ol 5.99 ond up to 7.99 •. ,8 -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1, 1085 ried II yoara Leo Braun, 71, • byrn Sunday, Anguat 29, at retired •armenl industry ex· PI t V lie hospital ·•••••II I eeutlve. • and his 69-year-<Jld 10 am.' a; Autumn aheadl Topping aU ng y wUe had lew worrleo lD life. Salem Center cemetery with "School bus inspections in OhiO Will be mcreast .. foci, lbey had more lh•• Rev. Chester Lemle) ".' ficl!tl· best-dressed lists ... · bats for fall, newly-shaped in strict during the coming season " C d of $70,too In baDII · T PLEASANT _ A switch NEW YORK (UP!) ·- Two of Ing. surVIvors ISclude his This was the advice today of Sgt. p D. Me ree y But TueRday Braun was . pth. . trl site has been the nation's largest elec~1cal ents Larry and Sharon John- II marvelous fabncs. the Gallipolis Post Ohio State Highway booked lor homicide In the e a from Ever- firms were assessed !rip!' dam· ston' Smith, Rt. I, Ewington.; a SEE OUR NEW ~ Working with County Supt. of Srhoo s h death of his wife, Fannie. Po· ~tip rrlsh. DirectOr of West age jud~ments totalm~ almost brother, Roger Curtis Smtth, son of the Meigs Countv. schedules __ave "state Aerl)itautics Com- $11 million :ruesday m a pnce home; paternal grandmother, FALL JEWELRY ~ been established to provtde I p t Commander I w_lth ~ Ph d tbe blankeb mission to the Mason Coc.,ty flxmg consptracy. , Mrs. Alma Srruth, Salem for thf_ of bu::s carry our most :tu:h:ir bed. court. It wos an offer received , U. S. District Court ter; maternal grandpare,nts, Mr. 1: '\"es m this aHa cgtn·l ~ecJous cargo - our chilrt[en l .. .. . ,., ·~ .. , . by the Court from the B. P. B. I Wilfred Feinberg ruled that a~d ~8. Julius JohruLon, n;ng next Sept 13. P . d we Ice I that everv 1 -~·~:tr~n~Y!P-•J'ffll~·:~l:il ~M!~,":-d/fiW'%'mH Trading Company tor rre~ land era! Electrie and 1, Ewmgton. ~rrangements wer'ell 1 So-t Mrr,reedy staled thai Pa~ ;fto~; must br made tn assure for an airstrip at the site of Electric Corp. violated under the dtrectlon of tro'men r; E Scoll and P\1 f dellverv ol that C orgo the National .Guard already · , antitrust laws In Strong and Son Funoral 'lome. ed t 1 J D Woe an havr been as:;ngn~ i sa e th I "Patrolmen Scott ;.~nd Wogan commenc airs rip. two companies by $5.6 erl to conduct mspecti')JlS Js t>d 1 b' eAT :may not even be reco~'" ! f0 1 L. F. Poffenborger, vlco pr_es. . for II steam llT tne y R th ff' ·ero rert>n11v attcnr+- as Highway Patrolmen at 11mes l • ident of the G.P.B. Tradmg i sold in 1952. n o It ·' t • sl'ltd the · · th 1 tter erl a course of mstruct1on c·on dunn~ the msoPr ton . Company statPd In e e I The total judgment-,.,,,,,"' duf"ted 'by the Patrol l'lnd the Sergeant ''Thev have ~een l~~~ ~ making the of~er, that ~~~at~er 203- equalled three tjm~~~ the Offer Good Til Sop!. 10 Str~te Buard of Edut't~lton at 1honzed to hanli: up ~f'~r cr~mtt.an have the m~ustrud Site h~ amount the Ohio Valley ElecJArkson Disfrl{'l Headnu::Jr1Prs torms and sttll brtm I The state hi~hw<~y patrol in- stroyed by an airstrip over t trie Corp and the Indiana -Ken· . d t d gn h<tls m exl·h:mot> tm cov. nter of the property we are . ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN where requtremPnts P~n ~ ,m pal . " for the tn· vesligaled a minor traffic ac- ce ha ' whatev~ tucky Electric Corp. were ards of bus mspectJOn werr re era!!~; or aungaree. I cident at I ~5 p m Tuesday on ofrertng free of c rge th charged Regular 12.50 t 1ons '' · 1 · land you Will need at · 8 er viewed by experts. spec G arde Construction of the el'!'on Rt \60 tn Porter mvo vmg 1 "Everv yrar we attempt to II the bus passes .~nsp 1~ nt.' l Nnrth Gatha School bus. No, site where the Natton~ u 'r- ' Creek plant near Gallipolis further mrrrase the thoruugh- a certtltcate ts •~su(P t'l HI one was injured. has already commence an l a~d Ohio and the Clifty Creek ness of this chet:k," satd tile I fixed to the bus b~ a r~ •o : UHK·ers satd that Donald F Istr~p. ln other words, h~~ t~ Icility' in Madison, lnd., W3l - I cer~ If 11 faJI<o rep air• ;u ~ nr Palmer 45 Rt 1 Vmton, adJmns the runway w IC ey t ted in 1952 and cmnp;,,ted $6.95 dered nr the bus ts 1em.,.:ed backed ,the bus' out of' a drtve- ~ had started, you can have the I s a~956 The generators bought SPECIAL {rom ' ervtce '" . ., WRY across the htghway and land , fre•' to Wadsworth Ave- I ~ere for the two plants. DEvOTEL TO INTfQESl 0~ Mr PattPrson awl Sel..,t: J .. t mto the left tide of a parked 1nue.' MEIGS MASON .:lREA • Mt"C'reed~; holh emnh.N7t d Hwl tar owned 'by Arthur Elmo LJn. l The County Court presented R•clla•d 1. owen, ,...,~:~usller I sdtont hus dnver" I~ til al £t' be derwood, 48. Rt. 1, Galhpolts the offer tc the engmeers of the IS OTHER SPECIALS ch .. ••~r r•n . nth•ll, Ell•ter . ' rheckl'd (I s I he~; Will be I eqJif '!'he e was oo damage to the atrstnp for study. The Telex PuD!l~ hl!'<l ""'"'Y ~••ern .. on e~rcp I . . I r ' I II 1 sunda) h) rht· •Jhio bll ,..~ _l'lll ;' ' ., · ed lo prescnl tl! e1r ~_pec la . Firhool bus and only moder· from Parrish read as fa ows: 1 1 1 Helene Curtis Hair Spray lnJII'umpon y 111 '-l"'\' " 'ntC' Sl . lom bus open•10·1 ' ~ lll't'll"P Of eroy oni~- · Bu_~,n!'s~ oft; ,.,. Ph"" " sehonl ·' ate damage to the car. has come to the atten!'0 I D Wl. • 'l-ZI!)ij ~ ·•nrtll pno r.., w,· :l ' and annu<~l phy~ • cal n'rJorts ~t~ The patrol cited Palmer to . the undersigned by Radio broad2.00 Value . only 1.50 ~~i~terea li F m omt r a l... mall!n~ · trstin~ that tthrll of Funeral services for Rev. tnallfl a• rhe IJil! ' uffoo ·., "' f'om~roY ' I I ;~~l.>' : C"al ron-· munfcipal court Saturday b k'on a cast that the land owners . ed the Hair C u t s - - - - - - 1.25 Ohio . . ditinn is sa 15 ::~c Ui) . , charge of improper ac mg. property to be acqmr on . Tillis, 70 of 370 E. Water ~atlon~• a<~ veru" 'n~lnr _.rP~r~,·r~ r ~t ..·e , . "We will l.eaw O'J stonet un-1'- Arrests Tuesday by the patrol n.."rtheast end of engineered air-f Ch'lll'cothe BotHn e JJ; l{ll!lhall, 3~-. .eKIIIM I • who died ~:~~~~t;~~ tnn ... v@ : ""' "' ~· .. ,-k c.,,. "-''" ~'"•k turnL'd in domg ~)ur p?rt 11 as- mcluded: Kenneth W. Amsbary t for Mason County has o - at lO ·Z5 a.m. at the i Shampoo & Set - - - - 1.50 ~ n I nr> •·~ • es· u.. ~o.~, ...ct h~ I I ·tu . . ed t M . . por f M . . ('; ". . ;r r:n~ re ar·a •l~" l" - sn o·ent ~ sure safe trans·uJrla ·llll n r s ,; 25. Gallipohs, ctt o U~lCl· fPred the County Court 0 as~ hospital will be held Fnday ~;, ;. ,::~~:; s~:~~'"~~a~11 ,',~• .': 1·~~~~:e s~x dents the con11ng -~rr?DI year, pal Court Sept. 11 , _spe.edm~: on County without charge a _p~r- 10:30 a .m. at the Jefllerson-;!v SIX WEEKS COLOR RINSE n.. ·-· · h~- s1 sn: 11"""' .... mth~ s:nm said Sergeant Mc{ rePdy. Joe E. Clark, 34, GaHtpolts, Cit1 , land adjacent to or w· JOin· Church in Chillicothe. H '.loln r Hmlte Wllt'f.. O'lll ri Pf ... r . ' ' tali •e f I ft f t . ce .0 ld . .n: .. nol a . ai l~ hll! . !l Ot' rnon•h _St !IIi The followmg IS 8 ten \ ed Saturday or e 0 ~n e.r .•r~ the McClintic State I ' Survivors include hiS lncludlntl Shompoo $3.50 :A·. 2 ;B~~r;~·~n~·.~;·1:~ !~~~~~ Sl:~~ •n.,n •h• 1 schedule of local sdwol bu~ Luella Raike, 46, Galhpo~ts, Life Reservation located approX· Viola Harris Tillis; six .. and S.t inspections and locations. as cited .saturday for stop Sign imately 5.3 miles from the d~y Sherman and Jonathan Ttll~s. ' prepared hy VIr. PQtterson. I violation: Terry D. S~a\naker, limits of Pt. Pleasant a~ .m both of Rutland: David of Nrp· Rutland Hi~h S<hool. Sept. 18. RL 3. Pomeroy, ctted to 211 miles east of the Ohm R1v- gin : Rev. Arms Tillis of Eritri••. 1 Open Tuesday Through Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 13. 9 a. m., Northwt!lttrn D•s- Mumcipal ~ourt Saturd~y- for an er in lieu ot presently planned East Africa; Curlis, of Rt. . FINISHING trict. un!lafe vehicle: and. Wlllt.am G. , acquistion of land known as t~e Chillicothe. and Rev. Wilham Our best quality EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Tupprrs Plains SCh~ml, . Sept. Atl~an , 17, .Reedsville, Cited to I TNT site. The land offered IS ITillis of Williamsport Pa.; five service 14, 9 u. m.• Ea~tt•rn Utstnct. i ~1e1g~ JUventle court for _speed one of our site! studied by the daul[hters, \1rs. Rlwonrl (Mary) Soutlwrn High School. Sept. in exrC'ss for road conditiOns, mission. The ~"'AA and the Rinehart, Chillicothe: Mrs. Carl 1 DAY SERVICE 15, 9 a. m., Southern Distrkt. ,no muffler ~n~~of cent~r._ ~~~neer determined the. land (Ruth) Bower: Chilliroth!!!: Mr~. ON REQUEST Salisbury School, Sept 16,_ 9 as unacceptable for an_ airport . Charles (Nellte) Krebs, Chtlh1 a. m., Salisbury · Pomrr.oy, M1d- Thursday, Sept. 9. 1965, at 8 p. location for the followmg rea- cotl1e; Mrs. Wa~ne rEsther) Phone WY 2-5271 On Route 124 - Syracuse, 0. dltport and 8t>dford 01stricts, rn. at the Salisbury &hool. sons : (11 ridges in both ap- Kennedy, Rt. 1, MuJ~Ieport, MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER There will be a schoo l bus : proach .wnes prohibit an ob- Mrs. Mererlit)l, (Goldie) Rallclilfl Cleaners Pomeroy dn\' ers Safety meeting held struction free rorty~ne sl,~pe of Grove City; three bro~hers, i 121 • hl~h voltage elerlnr•IIBryan and .Jess of Chlillioothl•l 8 WE SELL WIGS AND WIGLETS e transmission line located 1,000 , and Clark of Blanchester; Open All Day Thursday Until 5 - Friday and to 1,500 feet south ol the ~ropus- grandchildren, and two Saturday Open Until 9:00P.M. -"A Gold Star ed runway will not permtt ade· . quate clearances for take · oil Store." Funeral services for Robert and landing P'!ltterns, (3), the i r=.~~~~ "carbet·ry 26 Pt Plet~sant who . topographrical features such , .:"1 ' ' • ' h" h f ld requmo. ASK FOR YOUR FREE was ktlled Tuesday a~ Buffalo, lakes and lg le l t th~ 1 ~· Va 0 when the mil~rurk he ' ments would add great Y • , TICKET AT--! was d;iv ing overturne wiH be lconstruction costs, (4) f_eehng held Friday at 2 p m. at the ,J regard'mg aircraft o~wrah nn m · Baptist churt:.·h ~ ~~ Gral m Ste.- . the c1ose Proximity to the wa•d ' tion. W. Va ~~ th~ R e v.l ter fowl area, ~re expressc .. , -, i Rillups officiating:-BUrial will both local1y and ~ the depa~~ ' be in lht Graham Cemetery, W. ment ~£ N~tu~al bee~o~~~~st of V· not bemg m t e s . . I ~e wal) an employee or the I the wildlife reservalion; mdv~~w ~ Jones and Keefer Tmcking Co., of the a~ove, 1/~ 0 ':~e~ount; · and a member of the JOUAM, I Coullty o~rt 0 as • New Haven Council 175, and the : conlin~e With the present. plan; Unitf'd Brethren Church of Gra- ning .wtt?. regards to an alrpor ham, W. Va. locatiOn. Survivors include his wife. - - -- Mary; three children, Marv Kay. 3. John, 2. and Allen, 10 I~ 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT ' months; his parents, Mr. and Clearing, tooler tonight, low EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 Mrs. Johnson Scarberry, New ~!-1% toutbeast. Thursday sun· Haven ; f1ve brolhers, Lavvrertce, ny, lillie lemptralure than&•· · Letart. W. Va.; Wilfred, Pt. Pleasant; Aaron, Chester, Ohio; Sammy and Tommy, New en; two .sisters, Huth Ann Sca,r-:1 berry, Athen• and Betty Sca!T-:1 berry, New Haven . Friends may call at the EwWa Ropolr All , ing Funeral Home anytime af~ Mokot&~dolo ler Th!JT!<Iay afternoon. I .... :...... -.. INFANT .., • db s p t l .PfOmiSe y•tate_ .a f. 0 . . im~ection sbrhool l ·~;:~~l 111. •• ' I I ~w,J. -~· .~~~.w... ,,,~ ~ .. ~ ~ ....... . .~~~~ ~::-:~·~:~:::=::e.~:.:~~~ - ~-~--~-=.~·-::-:•~~=~~~~=~~e~~ , . .~... ~·- .. . . . . .... Reg. $2.50 Vofuo ,.so LIPSTICK·' c c Why should teenagers .have phones of their own? ~rs part ef their edwtatioAt Youngstm feel and act grown up with phonot ol their own. So why not f!ive thU Importance to yout young adult wlth a STARLITE• phooe ••. tmd a separate Une for full privacy. Wo'U have your teenager listed 1111der hlo or her name In tiJjl phooe book at no odditlooaloost. Call,ourBilllDea Olloo for detallo. . 73 Mill ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKINCf IN RIAl ' . MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0\;1~·· ,, , • �" ' \ - ( eeptlon wlll be beld tn tb• down 23,! a.m,; Elgeroi!H d o w n l , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - church social rooms followmg 23, 4:10 am,: Helen R, down the coremoey. Greenup Ul p,m,: Pennsylvau· ',~.,., :, ia down a:w p,m,; c, v, Homer down Greenup 9:15 p,m,; La· ·t' lfUDI down ~nup 10:25 p,m,,: Plans are completed for the f Aetna-Loutsvtlle up Greenup 11.· n ~l:;~vl::n l:fth!t~hu~~~ ,~: weddm~ ol Miss Carolvn Rus-1 ~.~g· ~ding.: Gallipolis 40 p.m,: Val~~neEdo: ?reen· Miss Carolyn Russell bride· rruvement fund when the Loy·' sell •. da~hler of Mr,ndand JM"k· (Dam i!J, 12,0, runnMitllf I¥..,!•Se71 "oP~pa2~iO .~, ,' ~~ ' . ' . , 'I h , Lewts Sauer Jr a ac n rollers Pomeroy-- ason n. , ' ! Miss 4nn Wallace o( .Jackson. :elect of Mr. Jack Sattertteld , I al Women s C ass met At t e S tt r ld . ,· Mr and Mrs o ' t 24 12 Hinton 0 60 down Greenup 3 a.m.; RaYNII:11udeDt ·nurse at Uolzer Hosplt-1w!ls honored with a brid81 show-. Mid1Jleport Church of Christ re- Ja kers;ett ' sot"1d0 ~~ch will 0 ~1Pt. _PleasanK ~wha Falls 2' 01 wood Up Greenup S:55 a.m.; Es: k d t I M nd t' b Mrs centl)' ac a er le . Wlu . I statmnary ' an . p I Ia down Gree~ ; a, was Ihe Wt·e en gues o t!! ' o ay even ng y . . solemm:.r.ed Sunday, Septemtw.rtfalling, Charleston 18.91 station- so ennsy van · Mrs. Velma DougJa!j and daugh·y~orge Hackett, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Dallas Lightfoot gave 5 at the First United Presby· London Marmet and WIJt. .UP 4:45 a.m.: John l..add Dean Wtl:son and Mrs. James Pullen . . a.ry. ' Ill down Meldahl 3:15 p.m.· Ben J I ter <tne. th H kIt h n '-'nv the opemng scrtpture and the l lerian Church at 2:30 p. m. lrield dams were on the s s. McC 1 d M ,._., •• • p at e ac e orne o JC , L d' Pr rd H It ot oo own e~U&~u w; 1" • 1 0 Miss Susan Clarkson of Rav· enth~Ave. or s ayer. Jl. rs. . s~ar The Rev. Howa u~pe Boat Moveme 1: m.· Moll K. down MeJdahllO:~ enswu()d . w_Vu ., D1:1 n and Dtek , _ . _ Roush ,Presf'nted ~he ~tlal10n ; will be the oUw1:-ofmg m1m~ter [ Oblo River - Andr~w C&l· 30 ' .m.;'l Allee up 11 : 10 p.m.; Moure <md .lames Saxton 111 ol' 'I he gtft table was covered "Let 1here Be Light fi'rorn the for the open church ~eddmg . 1 houn down 13, 6:25 a.m., Lorene Ml!i u Meldahl 12 :35 a.m. Ollumbu.• Wt't"l:' Sund<~y guest~ with a . whit~ doth and decor· Lookout ." Mrs. Roh~rt Reibel ~ Attendant~ ror the bnd~-eled up 14, 8 p.m.: National up ~4:, Galll~lll Dam _ Philip \·Irs. \t•\ma D H uglas t~nd ated with a brrde doll and u~· and Mrs. Lena McKm!ey were. include Mrs. Gerald \\'1tham, 9:10p.m.; Indiana up l4, _ 10.20 Sporn up a.m.: Jennifer! : 11 2 45 dt~u fl:hler . fan arrangemen t. Wh1te reported improving from illnPss l Columbus. matron of honor: p.m.: SOUthern up 14, 12 ..10 a. Jean up 3 a.m. i Ashton down 4:. 1 brella . _. . , . weddmg bells and . strea mers ! and Mrs. Raymond Cole was· Miss Caro lyn Searls, Columbu~; 1m.; Barbara Gay up 17 • 4.20 1 · 20 a.m.; Pe OOwneJ up 4:60 Miss Jane Dougl.~~ r,turned were usrd rn carryrng out the reported home from the hos· Miss Cinda Sauer and Mrs Lo1 s. m.; Edeana Bosworth down 17, . S f"Y 5·20 am. Pottu her studil'~ ;;\ Hol ;_e l' llu:-.p tl 'pink and while co lor schrme. pita!. Ann Sauer as b1·idesmaids. Ka· 7:20 a.1n.; Bob Benter up 18, a.rn;, emed up8 _,~ · '' 1 ,. SLmd·'l' poII ywog up tft • 5·20 ly Crane own . w a.m. Be 1 SAVE 'fOUR RC COLA, DIET·RITE COLA. NI!HI, ttl Sehool oI. ,.,ur:,rng ··. . , d d · Ho!!tesses for lhe September thy Blae11nar niece ol the 2:25 a.m.; 1 1 TRUE I'RUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE t'Vrntng alter a month's va ca-' (,amesd wdetre ?1 ~yePa~~ c~:~~.~- i meeting will Include Mrs. Wil- g;oom will the flower girl a.m. : Dixie Spirit up 18, 7:SO Kauawba etR'.er a()uv~ . t'S t~war e o ~~ rs. s. . . . '. h J r Bosworth down lt down M8rm .::~: 50 a.m.; ,,. CAPS. t1 nn. 'M.. Ll:'wis Sauer and Mrs ham Reynolds. Mr s Otho \\atts and Ht('k BlaPifn;>r •wo ew, a.m.; e ry ' B up Marmet 8.25 1 m. ' IS • M D 'd F d " 'II . , bearer 6·55 am. New Orleans down can ruce , .. , THEY ARE VALUABLE! Mrs. Maxjnr Arnol d and dau -'.tark Sal\erfield. After lhe horr rs. a.vr armer an mrs. WI serve as rrng •.. [ · · ·• . Walter Beck . rd Allen R . Merrill down Winfield· nnil t~ltended the ored uu~had oJwned the gifts Paul Swisher. Refreshments Best man for vl r. ~, ... ·r fteld 20, 4 a.m. , M' JO , m , A J Patton up WE WILL PA 'f 1ft C~NT 8ht"' S"'a " · ed b M I· htf00 t 'II b J 010 I W'll' Blaeltnar 'down 20 7·211 am,· tss 5usan 12 ' 20 a. " · , 1 EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY Gnnswad reu111on Suuda~· at refreshments of s<:~ lad , coffee were serv Y_ rs. ,rg ~, w~ e lam . i 22 ,1 .05 ~ ~ , Chrls Jr. Winfield 2:30 a.m. ; J. S. Lewis the Nt" ,\.' Haven park. [a nd tea were seriied. Rose Ma- Mrs. R. E. Sm1lli and Mrs. E. w1th Ron and Don Hanmng and 1down , .· · :· E tern Winfield 5:lO a.m. I 85 rie Hacketl and StetJhanie Pul- W. Lallance. George Sauer as ushers. A re- down 23, 4.45 p.m., up •trs. EcJdir Smith Wl:iS the• lien were in rharge o! lh e 11 . • Sunday dmnt>r guesl of Mrs.l games. Sharon Wilson ii nd MelW A. Mnrgcm . :\thens Road . Iawe Ht~ckett ass isted with the Mr. ~nd Mrs. Will Mason of ' serving. Waterford were Sunday guests _ of Verne lltwis. Attending were . Mrs. .Lrw1s Ml"f,, Ernr~t l"i!rpPntf'r of Bid- ~ Sfl~t'f ..Jr., !he h.:!de-el:ct s mo- . y,re\1 Arrived Tuesday rvenrng lher. Mrs. Jacl: Satlf'rfteld, mofor 1 visit with Mr. and Mrs. th€r of the groom Mrs. Charles SRuer ' Mrs. John W. Blaett- 1 carI Moor@. Mr. and Mrs Everal Wright nar. sister of the groom. Pornand children. Kennv ttnd Karen leroy : Mrs. W. F. Koemg, Mrs. or 1"'ew Haven . w· . Va · were ' Milton Hood, Mrs. Perry Mtlwch.1 No Gimmicks! Sunday dinner guesl! or Mr. :Mrs. Rodney Sauer' Mrs.. a_nd M K .1Grueser and sons. ter Hayes Mr~ . Paul Casct Mrs. Clover Farm Food Market ~~· rs_-11 111 William Bradford, Mrs. Edgar Clover Farm Store '-The Sture Wltb A Hart" No Giveeweysl ro1tnersv1 e. All th 'I Cia ence Me : Department Store Mr and Mrs. Bradford Maa~ enswor , ~~ rs: r . , k d C m Neal Mrs. Dwtghl. Wallace Fifth and Pearl Route 7 apent thr wt't' en m o1u · M 'w,11 . R 1 PHONI IH :t-5$41 1 bus wilh their daughter and son· rs. tam eu er, RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS RUTLAND in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John .Jor-1 Sending gifts were Mrs. Her-~ RT. 124 Optn 8 ht I Mon. Thru Sat. dan and daughll:'r. . man Kincaid. Mrs. Elmer Burns 1 Mr. and Mf! Jack Ro;>.rn- Mrs. Kennelh Seile'!, Mrs. Ralph , Riiht reGerved to b<tum and children. Jark ie. Rir- Pratt, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. •' ' '...... . kv . Barbie. Susie. John, Joann. Lellie Roush Miss Jerry Pullen. ~~ / ~ ,.~'-'1 Limit qulntiti ... tin't' \' and Mary Lou ret urned . .'vlrs. W<~llace Bradr1eld, Mrs. I . '"'-' 1 tu their home . Revnoldsbu r ~ . M;-trv Hindv "rs. C. M. Baker .' Monda\'. a(tl:'r 1 lf'n . df!ys visit I Mrs." Jud sOn Whrte , Mrs. Carl wr1h his ptm:·nt s, Mr. .and Mrs. ' Gilmore, Mrs. L. R. Wilt>y and ' Frf·ll Rnsrnb<Jum. iMrs. Paul ScoU. J\'11' . and Mrs. Frrct Rosen· --~~- l!l<~any Sen!IQ,et Pomero_y·MtddleporL 0 " Stpt $700 is Given Wedding Plans For Improvement 0 1Miss Russell , Of Loco Ch urc.,h Are CompIeted t 19M I ,* '"'"'"""""":., Shower Honors - Mainly About 1 1 . Peop e : Miss Russell In Middleport Parneroy new Ri ver news I Classified Ads Your Modern Communil)' llullctin Board diet-rite . ~. cola I 1 WANT AD INFORMATION ..., P.M. lfondu . . . .,., "'Pbhll.,.tioe \ I \h anrl ~Ir s . .lark Ro~t>nh11um and filmlly spPnl st>vera l da~·s lASt wrf'k I c·~·n ... ing at Ho~·r~l Oaks p~:~tk . u·orldnl{ To1(f'lllflr ~1r·. a_nd !\h);_ WiUiorn .\ease Group Four of the EUB chnrar.d t ; rl rl~- of H.rmJ!tnn,· _ w~r~ lches Youth Frllow~ lup rnel W"f'kt'nd gu r·~h _of, th~ '.1 I,MI - i Monday fV('ning at the Suulh enr ~ . ~lr · li nd \lr ~ (h i fol d ,r lull Dn I I ClHilT I1. f) evo t'' On:~• It'd . . D"t"l re 1 " :rnd Mr· I:H1d \trs t ,\Win ~ by lhe host group. opened the !\ <N' ___ · merting , followt!d by I short I RACINE r,;,~a/ Shower sermon on working togetht>r by :the Rev. Eugene Emerson. /r Given for J, ~iss Russell j ' Jovce Archer, secretarv. ron ' ' duelt•d the meeting and plans Imnd~ ror t.he co ming year at A bridal ~ howN hr1 Mrin~ \ tr ~ ~ !he retent Council mef'lin~ Wffl' . (' ····o]\·n Huswll, br 11 1i· r·lc•c·t disl'ussed. Eletlion of offil'ers , 1i w•··_, was h~ld with Jo~.·ce Archer se- ~ of .\1r _ Jae k •:'><II 1f'l'l !f'., givr·n the IJi!SI W"• ~ h_v Mr· ~ i let'ted liS president : Dixie Cir- ! Donald Loll"" l"ll <~ml \lro..; l·' r;t'l· cle, vice pre.qdent : Keith F.:v - 1 d~ 1\ndersnn <II tlw f wo.:t t":11l Rns, !N'relary; Judy :'1mtth. l t'd Pn·sbylrri an Chur·d1. ! tre<~~u.rer. flnd ~ ·'ltv Shr~ ff~r, \ Carnes \\Prr pl:l\·•··1 ;mrl pr iz-, publw tty. Rt'cognt1Hm Wils gtv - 1 t!l won hv ~rs . Ric-hard Chrh'l l· rn Bonnie Smith who Is leavin~ , bers, Mr~ . r·rnl Hl.~t·lt,, ;n· :llld to attend Glenville Stale Col- i 1 Mrs Carrull Swtm,on. Rf'fl Po..;h- lege. ments Wf'rt' ::;t>nPd ·A·~ ·, ~.I·., Churches rrpre.~Jented were Dwight W:tll t r ~-> e~s:->i ~ t , 11 g th~ CiirtnPl. F.nterpnse, Mornmg host esse~ . St!-lr, Tupprr ~ Pl;llm-_ 1.oltrrrlgr lnvited gut•st~ inc·lurlrd \11"."· ' t~nd South A1·llwl The nf'x \ Curtis .Jenkith\ln '-11" ' 1~" ,-,,r me€ting will be Nttv . 1 at -- ~e Satterfl(' ld . Sr . Mrs Paul Hap· L1rme l chunk tonstall. Mr!l. Krnnf'th \1 .. 1-:t. ----~~~-hlnny, Mrs. ~ :dl!flr 1\P.n•,frl~ .' D!\ Uli iiTEit HOltS Mrs _ Howard H.w·r. \'r ~ \\':tl -1 \1r_ ami M1 s. Juhn Df'ni~on ter Crooks. \lr~ \\""ll"m.• Sll'• ' h (Hose 1/nr:.-l~ i of N"w .\l.:1f"llnser, Mrs. Arnhro~p C 1 hh~ . \ l r~ vill e, W. \ 'i!., are anncuncing Richard Cl1Hmht>rs. Mr~ WI!· tfle birth of a 7 lh. 14m: d<~ugh. liam Ander!lnn. Mn \l1·mn \lrl.· t!"r, Kelly Ann, Augusl ?lr e.t 1er, Mr~ . ~ilm l.ltllr _ \1i~" i\·l;~r. Wf'l7.el Count y HospitaL r.r:llld· Ciret SauPr. \lr~ . .lol1 n J: i;wtt parents 11re Mr. and Mrs. C<t rl nar. Mrs F:d1son Baker. Mrs. Denison of Huntington, W.Va., : Fred BlaPttnAr. Mr~ . M;rrgurr - and Mr. and Mr~ . r.eorge ' tt.e Dun l. !l.·li'ls RP rni ' r ·\nn llor11k of Pomeroy. Mrs . Anrlt·rw 1 Dur5t, Mrs r.t>orge: Andrr <;nn, Zwillin~ of Pomero_v t~nd Mr~ ; Miss H<t1.rl V;~n Coon('~· . \11"! 1 Anm. llnrll k o! Ea~l Palestine Betty Spt·n( (•r. Mrs. Roller art> ~':rent ,1;1 ;mdmotluo:rs. The Spencer anri .\1rs _CMrnll SHAn- neni ~ons ;:*o have a son. Eric, son. .11ge 21 a Y('<II"S. ' ' PORK & BEANS 5 No, una _ HI-C FRUIT DRINKS 3 HALVES OR SLICES -LARGE CANS HUNT'S PEACHES 5~.·~.2'11 BIG JUMBO SIZE ROLLS -- $1.19 SCOTT PAPER TOWELS.3 J FOUR STICK CARTON l·lb. cartons KING NUT OLEO, 5 ~~~~-- ~~~~~~~~~~·· 3 Middl.,.,., 0. Now$498 I SPINET Now$424 ••• OUTLET STORE SPINET I tlrl -'t• $488 YOU BRAND N~~~ ~uckwheat $398 "'I I Society Notes STUDIO PIANO $335 SPINET PIANO $478 i ° I 1 1 PIANOSORGANS Phonographs 89c 1 OF THE WEEK GOOD "' QUALITY 1 gallon Carton I c r.l I I 1 1 POPSICLES HOMI PACK lOX OP SIX------ J9c Lesser Amounts, lb. 39c 1 I •·,::::.rt·,,.. 2"~.. 49c ' ru. s. No.1 Grade lb. bag "'t:. . 1 W · ng B t tom SoCJety • NeWS • CHUCK ROAST Boiling Beef l Bl aeff nars FAIRMONT ICE MILK GRADED cretement improvement, call ua! WY 2' 3214 1 NEi • .I SPINET 1 TENDER GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. --- 1 Special lb. AIR CONDITIONING SPINET PIANOS MUST SELL NOW 1 *\ lEAN and You make lasting repairs when you u<t concrete. For further ln!nrmatlon on eon· crete patio, drives, walls or any other ron· I 1 1'It lb, pkgs. TIME AND LABOR SAVING MAKE CONCRETE REPAIRS Buy Now and Save 11 FIRESIDE SANDWICH CREAM COOKIES I I CHERRY PIE FILLING rolls ··- I SALE! SAVE! 49c THANK Our Used Furniture Outlet is doing real well. We have been buying some real nice used furniture. If you have any to sell, call us, SH 2-4211. SPINET l•t jug .• $J4Q Blaettnar's 10oz. 100 oz. USED FURN-ITURE RUTLAND HJRNITURE VINEGAR 46 Ol, cant On Pttwent their === APPLE CIDER ALL FLAVORS - MIX OR MATCH ll'l:;!~lnd~~!s ~~~'-'__ ~ hall =- - 2111 , "'~~~~ ':,, "'.~~ l1ClrEtta-~_wh~ -~-~~i- ~e to allllert their lii:'JI ~~ . _araln~~ lhe real eatatl! lo. I FARM · AMERICAN BEAUTY I!:'",;'.":~. ,,.:, SALE! PubJt=~= u. .....,, ·rom -~ ~ INSTANT COFFEE - Elli.attetb Faeemyu, survtvtn1 •PouM Geonre Lo~eu t'aeemyer. deeeu- ed, f!Jed tn thl• eour t, cua No. 19,324 u. the will and I ~;I:. probate ~aid G!01"11'1 D! 2-Bob s Sale Now Going 1 of 0 1:\F ....... . ·BIG DOLLAR SAVINGSI J::~.. 8 311 v.... Co. MARK IV AUTO CLOVER g1w~ts . Motor QUAl.... JI I .... ;:;T.;:;-RA'"I"'L"E"'R-;;;SP;;-A"c<>E;;;S-.~fla~t -:;~·":·i'll 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan --~"'' $1195 water, free sewage_· Loca! ror and olean inside and out, fawn finish, automatic John J. Fry. Depot St., Rut- trans., -heater, aood w. w. tires. 1 1 and ·room on East Main 0 Phone I"Y "'" ,, 2-~1. Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 b<~u m ap • 1 ....... IF YOU Ll E MONEY, SAVE IT • • • . ~- )(. 1 ~_-:;--;,::;:, lb n execuled W tbil eourt land. 8 26 30tc 19o0 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. - - - - $895 11~,~.'"',·.-.!,1' 0~ 0~~ ~!t',a:!f J!:~:; .. ..ut or MN UJ aGt deMfted 1----::':"::~:-:"----- 6 cyl. PowergHde, radio and hf'atcr, whitewall tires like II=~~·,;;, no administration of "'-id ot ·r~ct-la»•hle. 1!:1-rftn <tboohl ..., FOR SALE new, clean interior. Ivory •nd gold finish _ A sham car. hl>Jn11 nmd or 00111 1 cont.e m· npori«< tmmediMb. Th1 putt· •r ur their ~ii ld lien ~hall for· -~her WUl QOI he fftPOOI!Ible fOI ~-~ 1960 M p kl H T Sed $B95 e~otr Ill aeeml'll L>~rred ur ~ance lled . 1 mon UlU - 111aorreat tuer11on NICE half-runner beans. Also ercury ar ane I • an - f' H . O'Brien, I two good ra1Jbit dogs. Phoonejl Jet black finish, dean interior, all good tires, automatic , Probate Jud 1 ' · 0 ~1~1 1t1 count7 , ; ror Want .U ......_ 01• 1 • '"1~·8 L\1 Lrans., power »teerine and brakes. MercUTJ finest modeL Crow, ern ua Pora-r, • Cell~ per •.nt ••• ~~ V V lo •o AlluJ"lley• t01· Ai'Pllcanl Minlmlml Cbarp 10 01l'ltiL ginsurance 1111 1, B, u 3tc lJ l:flnb ~ wort! fm Mt- ..,... """""'" n~ero-.'"''~ POR YOURhu-ntTn~ g need-s, viS: . ,.~ '~ INY:: <T-o: AT:::,.::::.:-::: To=-"•······ ISl• nou JP"' <II~· ' ""' '"' nalll •I'll enOl 1 Sealed toldR wi!J lle recei~ed b7 aa1 l)a"l W'~nl~ 10 "•Y'" it Ste wLlrl 's Gun Shop, Rut· , ttil~ D•rt'et(Jf ul tlltjlhway •• state ot 6 Good Refrigerators _ from 29.95 up C':A.Rr 0~ ri!>\-.IK!- .\ <Jrii'I'LA~tlt.~ land. Ohio. Shells, bullet~ and OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ]Ohio. unti l ~' 1111 1> "' .'il'plemrwr 1-t. 11.2t! ftfl Ill• wnrd rntn_...J 1~ , a( !h~ o il< (·~ ot 111., nov •~1 un of I 6 Good Gas Ranges _ _ from 25.00 up lmum belt IG!Utlonai """" •~ po~der for· re-loading. Also 1t111ht of w.~y, t:ulumbuR. Ohio. \; ~ Qf'n1:11. fiUURS PIIJAlEROY CJtiiC) for th11 1 •urchllM<l .m(/ r~ mo~al ol th., e:lJI 4 M to> ~.n(l P 1111. DfiiiJ will buy , sell and trade guns. , tluildlnr1s ill'~ertlo.. •l in thi! mvllallnn. I Bottle Gas Wall Furnace latur.:IIJ 8:;,(1 'l. •1 '-CI l3•00 IK>01t rT'b $U ltAS't 9 I 18tC ·~=;::===::;=:;:==~~;::::;:;::==::;=;:;:::I 'rh~ I:Ju• requi ldinljsredart.furlo('atea the ri..:ht ot-way the l ill mpro~ement 65,000 BTU ___ __ _ 139.98 TO I'I.At :1 At 0 fli!:SlR .1 I' ROn~ 4.1NO r~OR SAiE Nice 7 ~oom. Business Service• Real Estate For Sale ~ro:e~or;,~~~~~~·: ;~~':1'1~ ~~~/· see •.aN1 Ul house anri bath_ Located 'J _ B!d! ar~ to Loe submitted only oil I Blond Siegler Oil Heater "' ~ .. h ' Bid Pro p n~;il fu< "'" <JI -W t"o1·m 1!1t PHONE WY 2-2156 miles west of Pomeroy on OON"l PUMP fllD slugglsb sep FOR SALE - 7 room ouse ' pre~cribed 11y th" Ill rector 01 Higll70,000 BTU _ ~ ~ --~- Save $100 State Rl. 124 . Drilled water tjr tank Get Klean-Em-1\11 and bath • 3 large bedroomi:S ' ilnc\ way-.pertm l.: Oilit'~ of thP. lhd Proposal form .. nl ~vl<t·~ to Bidden ron well 75 ft. Hardwood floors. !eptiC tank eleaner. Land- new Holland stoker l"urnace, tatnint~ "''"rmatwn regardinr ea1:b I Perfection Oil H&ater, like new th ermo contro 11 ed. E xce II ent efl biddrr's rt>,ponslbdlty m 11y be ntltamIn Memory '' Owner ha.'l other interests in mark Farn; Bureau. ·'-' th.- bdow iiRted artdr"~~e•= 90,000 BTU ______ __ _ ___ _ 139.00 6 USED AND I 18 tfc- location. Phone Racine WI 9-- 1 ~tate Highway FieJd Office I· N-- L-0-VING rnenlory or"~r business. Phone WY 2-7483. .';tall" HmHc 14] tn 8 1~rlhury REPOSSESSED 6 Coal Heaters 25,00 to 49.95 fa ther, Charles E. Snider who 8-3().3tc _ ~33. 9 1 6tc lopn on ·rue•dan un\yJ passed away three years ago, TWO 1957 Ctle-;folets- 3 Blue I<'OR SALE _ seven room • Dh'tsion Ht11ttway ou,<"e 2 Used Electric Dryers ea. 49.95 , Route 7? ~~- llavl! A~emu• August 31 , 1962· Tick Coon Hounds, two rabbit I house with bath, Harrison- Norlh edn. Marl .. ua, Ohin, 1 - 3 Piece Sectional Living Room _ 49,95 The gentle jace and heart of , dogs . Bill Rice, Antiquity , ville. $3,500.00. Phone SH 2· Highway Adminlen~~ion Buildlnl gold : Ohio. 8 30 3tp 4782 or see freda Carsey, The Departm.. nt of lliJh"-- ~tk. •••••• , ~ 3-Piece Set of Blond Tables We miss you more an d more , . , 1 8 31 6tc Third Flr.ur. ~~ south ~<rnot StHd Acrosonc Baldwin with every passi ng day. GERT S a gay girl - ready '"' Co'"rn'"' Oh<o , ' " " 3 Complete Bed, Springs and FOR SALE - 4 room frame A •~pan t e certified eheck payable Allhou h"h you are gone from a whirl after cleaning carpets Matlress, Real Nice --------~-- 29.98 sight with Blue Lustre. Ren elec· hous~. new bath. basement. to th .. Trea1ure• uf state in the e..aet Reg, $995 . tric ham $1 P' k Sales & Serv'•ce large front porch. newly amount of IJI<I lOr ea('h lll"m bid up. You can never be !{one 1 s pooer · IC ens · on, must b~t l!lffl:l with a ~·l{neU Sid 2 Half Beds, springs & maltress 29.98 our hearts and mem- Hardware Co., Mason, W.. · - - - - - - - - painted, pl~nty of water, 11ut Propc.ftai rur e~•·n lt@m u u1" bid 1.a ! a("t'1!PI1!d lh~ dtt>elt:: Will tlt' re- I 2 Desks with Chairs __ _ __ 14.95 up Va. 8 30 6tc F" E C If.! mile from town. Must flee turn~d t, thtr tJidae 1 The Bid rroory . • Ill Almost very ar to appreciale Phone WY 2- ) IO., ;d an•! thl" 1\IJIII_" I! to Hidd -' '8 Sl!~ll SiJd lv missrd by wif(' and I HOUSETRAILER, 35 x 8 an ?M 1 be mcorpunl~d In anc! t~~m11f- a put · Group of Living Room Chairs 14.95 to 25. Used Wurliher 'ld 9 1 It ,. 160 t 1 t 2B 1: .... ~ eTransferable When 6127 ·ot tht-and l'i n~J crmtrat·t hetwetrn th"' h c I ren. c l. 0 X Jl t. a urn. State thr IUN"e!~ful lmider, The I I Rollaway Bed 19.9B inurn carport, in New Haven _f-1)'ou Trade Cars fOR ·SALE _ 7 room house ' Uir.,ctur of HJ"""'·'Y~" the -----_ , rl11:ht to r~j,.('t any or areaervtr• ll bu:t11 an<! to Notice city limits, $2.850. See or call eGuaranteed 24 months bath modern kitchen next to Wal~e tcrhnlcallll .. s 1 Sofa, black plaslic 10.00 · d ' ' The bullctlnJI~ lun tea un th ~ par· [ B1' jj Grmstea , 882-2513. or 24,000 miles school on Church Street. Sy- eer. md1 c~ tt!ll. ~, ..,. drR(-rloec:~ a• rut· CHICKEN B~~-.!lEQUE SepL , 8-28-Ttp I Most Popular Unlt racuse, Phone WY 2-2234, ,• .,. al e nlra nc~ 01 '-forked Run _ . 20( HOUSETRAlLER nd 1 t 8~30-Gtc IWm 19, Part;el «<WL--Two 1 •ton Lake. Spon'sored hy · IIIO I t a N 0 'H 1n the U.S.A "":--::-:-:-"OC"c:---~~~- -s''•"','",~ou,'",·, 00rr~rne shed ·- 011 : Roposse11od X 0 ' carport. ew avOR SALE 6 room bouse, dou. uOII ft. IOOiitJ ot 1502 Cl' v\1 Al' r Patrol. Leadllli <"noel HrioJ11e. !IJHr WURLITZER 8 31 5tc en. See or r.all Bill Grinstead 00 ble sink, cabinet, bath, eel· m~nn l 882-2513. ~~;:;-;;;-:-c;-:- 8·;~7l_P!I ' lnlf1lltd lar, 31 acres ground. $3000.00. u~m 20. Pno·~J HWL _ 1 •tory 1 '~"'• bou~e. nlu<:k nu llliUrance beeD NE H- -; Contact Lawrence Rupe, cara.:~ I Mah. Finish canoelledl •.oot your ~..: erw Wilh OLLAND Ensilage blow· Lan•svUie, Ohl'o. 8 •• l'tc r .. rn ....... , • '"m' ,,,,,_ 8" pipe COmp\et I'll • ~ i;o on west Si(1t' <of SR-7 0L jllnl'lor'l UcenleT Ca0 W1 1..2MA . e. -- -~ ~ llun -.t Twv. Kd . <k)4 ACROSS THE STREET ----~-~~~~~ Jun Carnahan, Racine, Ohio. FROM OUR NEW FURNITURE STORE ~~lLem 21 , Par~~~ ~WL _ 1 .tory 1 _ ~~ne Wl 9-2708, 8 27 ...... Pomeroy, O. 1, ' - · II , . ,,.,,"'~ huun·. :1 fnuno: 11hed" _ RUTLAND, OHIO ...,., "" '"41 s!tle of CH-.1. ii.Joul 6110 1 SMITH'S CJothing store is now BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes _and ft •uuth ur Jum·uon ot Clt -3 USED WINTER open at Letart Fa lls, Ohio, 10 sweet corn. VI J.-2254. ~~ar·r .aP Refrlger- CUCKL.ER R.Ei\L ESTATE ~'" 1 "~""' 11 · Rd 1'*" a. m, until 7 p. m. 8 20 Uc ence Proffitt, Portiand, Ohi" I·-----,1·_100 •.:.,·.,'ce. Jo•k's o~1.0 .... POMEROY _ 1 room frame, Item, ~ . Parul :uowL - ' •tun I ( Mrs_ Sarah M. Rife and son • '"':""'' ""'' • <. ,u:._. 'l'i fil lll" huust!, 8 :lli'l''-"liHneoue Belutiful wal. cast ~-:-::-~---:----::--:~~- 1 ,_._._._._._._...8_.24_.t.. fc""il eratioo, New Haven, Phone bath, basement, front aDd ~~~rl!c"!;· :~ . J1~cuon 111 cH.·3 Larry of Dexter : Miss Connie Wanted To Buy II TU :&,1537, 4 e Uc back porch ... gas healing. lot Sax ton or Eaht Liberty; Miss Item :&a. l'an•f'l ""WL _ _ I" ,,.,, . ---;&u"""""100 x 1110, good location, " • I Barbara Cottrill of H.utland; nll\11.~~ frame house. rrame gara".,, INTERESTED in buying house l:l!l';{l(t 00 frame barn. two fr11me ~hell~ --on \1 r and Mrs. \1ilford Jarvis of or lot around Dorcaa ur Ba· C::Omplele Servk:e """""· · SR ' " """' '""' r.,m ""• t Bradford ON ROUTE 143 11 room Hi.rchwn Field Office. I I ~~-:Jilipoli s; Mr. and Mrs Ray Crit shan area, Call 949·2811. No Federal Excise Tax USED 2~. Parcel 29WL _ 1 •lory I rame borne, S bedrooms, Itemframe --B-S--,b_M_R_'_f_ _ _ Brooks of Carpenter; 'VIr_ John Wrtte. Prone or Cuntlal houll! lnme fUd"e . 8 31 6tc Y ara , 1e f Cb C k W n • ~RD modern bath, full basement, frame ~ he<~ ' on SR-14:1 15 Cu. Ft. Chest &. c. BIWU.I'I'V nw filth annual Copas reun- 'Thomo~on a '" rre · · ~>:ron road !rom 1:11<~1-f Hilh· PINE TIMER. Will pay _ast FREEZER $179 aa~---- Ohio gas b~ting, gar<Jge, drilled way f'ield OHke ion wa s held Sunday , . 1 \ug. 22 1 Vii; .' 1 rand. M~s. Arlh~r Lam '"llnlt II II · · h Item 25. Par,~.:cl 34WL _ 1 aWry much as $4.00 per cord fo~ I 1 Uc we • owner WI aSSISt m D· fr~rn .. huu~ .. 2 frame thed5, . at Lake Alma near Wellston ' bert and sons M1ke ._ Da\ild. LarUSED FREEZERS good pine, also good hard ;;;:;;>.<;-m;;;;;;;;;;;;;---=:~!"~ 'l .1ncing. $5,000.00. ," S0 1l·l43 about HOI) ft we~t 0 ~ in honor of the late Mr. and i ry . and Ber~y- of Wells;on : ~Ir . wood saw timber. See or SEVERAL GOOD HEATING,. PlambbJ.&, ISO ACRE FARM - 20 at'res unc •on of SJl-143 IUid CR-J9f, M w·n· Co of B k ' and Mrs. W1llram Lam.~r! cmd Repossessed FlrDacts. Anold write M. W. Runyon, Miners· bottom, 60 acres cu 11 .tvated, ltftllrr 28, Parrel WL _ 2 •lor' 1 USED MODELS ll> ..unuse . 41rrame · EDt MaiD Street, <tml j"arage I . F~:~ac~. ~~~·se ~~~endingucw:~: chil?ren Billie, Randy.1 Terry, Po m ville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd, Early American balance pasture and timber, - '" Hradbury. <~dJa!'I!Jit to STILL AVAILABLE . W kl r W t Lowe and PBul -of \\ellston - . Pbone WY J..UU. . State Hirhway F1ekt ome-e. Mrs. NeII1e y e o 8 3(1 3tc e 11 s on, rh ; Finish --• If good 7 room home, bath, Mr. and \1rs. F:rnest Libby and Mr. an? Mrs. ~rv11 Me\\ orter p RO 1 211 C fr h t' b 'Jk Item 27, Par('el 43WL - 2 atory J ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, ~ OME y I ~ ee gas ea mg, arn, ml frame huuu Wit h attached llh1'd: · son Tom of Berlrn Cro 9 s Roads and ch tldren D1ane, Joyce and miscellaneous. Call or write: Jack w Cu..., ur : bouse, z car garage. Located frame lht'd, in Bradbury, id- 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. William Wvkl~ Timmie of Ja ckson; Mr .. and Jacent to the l!ltate HIJhway 1 Mrs. Howard Cecll. 800 W. M1n1ger Racine, Plastic wa ll tile 14c close to Route !3. Priced to Ft .. lu orrtee. and children Kathy and Tony Mrs. Jam•.:s Israel and ch1.dr~ Main St.. Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2.2181 per sq. fl for bathrooms, sell. Item 38, Pare~• 48WL - l atory : of Piketon. Mr. and 1\'lrs. f{av - Virgmia. Betty and Jo~n of 6 :!9 ''" ~f(f~~b:~~:;;~~~ bouse builders, aluminum lidAl.BERT M. COX, SALESM fn•me tram"' l I mond Wyant and son Dobje Jackson : Mrs. Wayne Swan and ~.. b" ts lra•ne hul•n. lh~rl. In Bradbury.gar~ae, ill , tepaJr lng, kitchen Ca me meaSUf· WV z-383(1 WV Z-36J6 rt!llr of State Hi gh•> >'O•" , Extra Largo WANTED ll<P~ ! of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- daughter Pamela Su~ ?f Ja ck0110 , od to size of kitchen. 6 31 3tc " · Disa>unl On All en cement --:miXer, also "' ....": o:at~ VIce, aU ~akes· WY 7-2284 1 neth Libby and children David son: Mr. and Mrs. Wt ll1am Ha-.......... The Fabnc Shop 1 11 tfc 1\e.m 29 P•reet 49WL :a •tory I and Beth of Ashville : Mr. and fe r and sons Tomm1- and Frank· drili press. Gerald . . • ----=--~-;--~- FOR SALE: e room house on frame hGuJe, lUI! IBr8J1!, 2 Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 21 H~ Authrmzed Smger Sales ~nd Auto Sales Union Avenue, outslde Corfra•ne lhed, cellar house, ill I Mrs. Melvin Libby and children ie, also Miss Kathy Hafe!' of "_' S ' • 29 If Br~dbur), at rear of SU.Le High~~~::-~~~---ennce. "' c lr••••••~~~~~ poraUon Hmits, with running way Field ()fflce ! , Steve and Kalhy of Hamrlen , Jackson: Mr . and Mrs. Virgil _ __ ~nsurance _ _ _ 11965 HONDA 250 . Con- 62 Bu•'ck _ $ 1 ,795 water and natural gas, Call ,,.rn ,., ' '"" ,.,.,,_ _ 1 ""'' ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprags of Lambert of Castelia; ;\1r. and 11 : Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Mrs. Char ley Lambert of JackGRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen tact Jack Walker, Hemlock LeSabre 4 dr". Hard Top. WY 601~ 6 or_~_~_7759. __ ~ ~r~~me ~~~~•• _ '~~m!.. ~a~~3: 1' Thai Was On Libby of Columbus; Mr. and son. All enJoyed a basket dmInsurance Agency, Inc ., Porn- Grove after 5 p. m. WY 2- One local owner. Power UYI' FOR SALE: Excellent :~ ~u~~~~n~~~,~u~ 8~-'< 1 :H" north eroy, Phone WY 2~3381. 6777, berore, WY 2·6894. . Sh. bWIA; .... site _ 37,'11 acres on 143 · "nd CR-,I Display at Gallia, 1 Mrs. Pnul Kisor of Coshocton · ' ner at the nO<?n hour and rhe steering. Aulomattc. ows UUifi Item 8 11 tic 9 1 trc : Mr. and .\Jr~. Richard Lo!t and 51st reunJOn will be held ti.Hil Ross and Lucasville good care. Route 33, 5 miles from 31. !'ar et'i stwL _ 1 •tor)' I - - - -=~=;;;--:::7e- c.-;;; - ~A II C II WY fnme huuie , 4 frame lheciJ;, ~ Denise of Columbu:o;; Mr , and same place next year. P omeroy. G uvu we . a Fain ETNA CASU ,~LTY Insurance, 1965 STEREO radio, 1965 mod""~ nwtal ~hed,·-on WU I lidt" I 62 Po ntt' ac - $1 ,695 ~5187. 8 17 UC of CH -11#4 about ~• mile Iouth · MtJilen Jnsu.rance Agency, Inc. el. This set has dual volume Mrs. Gilbert Clark of W~lls tun; \1r. Charles Riff' is ('Onfirled of Junrtlun ot CR-1~ and SH.-! 24 , t · VH Star Chief f dr, Sed, Pop. ed SPECIAL TERMS Mrs. Maxine Hartley and son in the Veterans Administralion Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-J38L control with 4 spe m erm••· Hydr Employment Wanted lt411Jl 32:. 1-'arl"l"l 11WL l'wu a ' G"lb l r w ll I M d 9 1 tfc ed changer. Radio equipped. u.lar all vinyl trim. a· 1 slory fume huusea, 3 rr~me $20 down, $4 weekly , er 0 e Son; · r. an Hospttal at Huntingloo , W. Va. matie drive. ·- -~ -Co_~ Twin speakers. Lovely walWIDOW wants housework by 1 ~~:d!b;., o~v. "',ut •ld• "' SH· I Mrs _F'rank Copas Q( Columbus; I Visitn~ him Su!W av. were his PHI~ TO CopylDR Service. " ·""-' t north {J( the 0pon Eve. b YAPP1• norlherJy Junrllnn of SR -!24 ·--: wik !\-1rs· Sarah Rife of Dex. Jes made o1 lel[al nut finish. Take over pay· the day, Lorena Snyder,Ph, and CR-194 ·- u d M CJ ments of $1.25 per week WY 2-6361. 8 31 6tp Item 33. Parc.,r 8.1WL - I etory : were VtStt.tng ,nr. an rs_ tar- ter, Mr. and Mrs_ Larry Hoffbirth records and almost• ""' -·# '"-·-! oc Pomwoy. Ohio .. frame housEtile cell~r hou.&f' , lesE Hensley. man ! Patty) of Albany, ~ , otber docomento, pay 1he remaining ""ance II!.,....,.....,.....................,...": I Livestock 2 frMme ~hed1, - on u.u Mid" of SR -124 about ~ nule north . mma 1-'o~· ell was an over. and Mrs_ Georg-e Beverid e Reuter lusarance, due $97.37, Call WY 2-6555, 1963 FORD • k , •~ er Junction of SR-124 ana CH-:U. n1ght_ b"U".::sl oI "Nelli e St ethem. ! (Dorothy, and infant daug r .;, 8. 31 6tc piC up, 10 -~.-- TEAM OF MARES, i yean old I I "' condition, Phone WY Z-5652. Phone 28'2104 Mr. and Mls. Burdell Dunn Cathy Jo of Lancaster. alse 1r. - - - , -- :c-----1c::196:o5;-;:c"'o"'LO"'R:;--;;T;;cVc-C;:;-o=ns=o;le, VHF weight Z,800 lbs, Clarence Jtem,r!.. P~r;:=;,',. 88WL - 1 atory 1 1 3tc urage, · of Pen s I ant t e I 3 tram~ •h~. -rrame •t Jundion ° ~ Y v a, spen . s vera and Mrs. Robert Rife and chil= = _For Renl and UHF tuning, Lovely ,.1. FORD Fairlane 500 V8, auto CorneU, Portland, -8__26_ 6t _ p_ o! sR -H3 ano SR-IU. JKkiOn, Ohio days wtth . Ethel Lark.ms and dren Bobbie and Sanun; of St. 1 ~EWLY decorated--;,;;r;;,:Ofsl;;d l nut console, ThiS set 3 months ~~tic, excellent condition, Legal Notice llemtr!e P~~C::e. 8t!1WL - 1 ator:1 other relat1ve~. Albans, W_ Va apartment, 5 rooms and bath old. Has p1cture tub< warran· Priced for quick sale, ""I"" _M_A_C_HI_N_E--N- -, , ~~--- i frame thed. - r~junr~~~a';; . Mr. and Mrs. Bert_ Beards- A-IC Ronald flife and f~milv 0 3 ' lront and back porch. $40.00 ty . Take over payments of Vance, Leading Creek Rd ., IN Tl41 COMMON f'LIAI COUII.T iR -1 43 and SR -1~ tl1 A k ld " • · ing. wor r ansas, VJSJ e ... returned to their home in PerU, MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO per month, Call $12.34 per ~onth or pay bal· Phone SH 24856. 1 1 .,. n.em 3fJ, Pare.. ! 90WL - 1 stor, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates were and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. . Ind. Thursda1• after a 10 • dav P'errln Dixon Crooks, WY 2·363l 8 27 lfc ance due $3118,110, Free home -~ _ _ · "'' ••verly frame hou~... Irame cara... . . .. Mrs. Donald Pollie and chll· , . . . . c.. Grand P'rlx AINrtin•l\tt 3 fnll'le shed~. - at Junetion VISttmg relatives at Strasburg, ' d demo, Call WY 2<;iili5, SOMEONE to take over pay. f c I b I leave wtth hts mother ' Mrs. n' TeM•rlph •eM FOUR ROOM oi SH·r>U and Sll-t:u. "gh , Mt V ren o o urn us spent severa . 8 31 &tc mento on a 1961 Ford, five Pentlec. Mlchltan,.,, . Va. and Sl tseemg at . er· d _th M d M W Sarah Rtfe and son Larry. They ment. Phone WY 2·3658,-r I81Mtte •evereg1 WadcMII Jtemrr!e P:~:~ . 8 ~WL etory non, Luray Caverns, and the Pra~s wr r. an rs. ayne visited his father ~!r . Char les .=;0-;=;-,:-c:::-:=:-:~ - - new tires, Phont WY 2·358L ••x .• 8 :!4 1ft USE rame •hed. . , mre ' 41'!1 ,.,..,., ltetlan ONE of our Carpet 1 !I 3tc llu..-1•111 Item"~- SR-124, auo.. roa<1 from Skvhne Drtve. 1 M · d M D y 1 . Rife at the VA Hospi!al on Wilt Ylr1inle pouers FREE with B I u E · • r. an rs. ave a es VIS. W d sd UNI"URNISHED 4 room, ~tb 1956 CHEvROLET piCkuPtruck .:.au: •• Alltnlrdltrator ot!~t!~ · ~ :~~·:Y, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis ited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle · ~ ne Jay. V t II d Lustre Carpet Shampoo, Bak, utility room, alee van!. Pom: Call WY 2-&312. 8 30 3tp Cll•rlette Perrin, RthMd. ~ 1 Itt of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. of Syracuse. rs. oe a e a an Mn. er Furniture, Middleport, Ohic Lane, LincoiD Heights. Pb, 1 8 31 6tc 1964 SIMCO, Take over balance H•w•fd 'r•ntt. .. Tranurar. ·:--===:-~Hobart Newell of Che5ler were Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holler Ann~ ~ott of Eskdale, W. Va• WY 2-387t 6 II Uc 'ti Metp ceunty, 0111e, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z e r n: visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hoi- ' s~n e past week wtUJ Mr. r d 110 I ood $ CABINET model aas 0 1000. . n g con I on, f'•meroy, Ohlo. 4efend.ln... Billy Vatella TllAtLEH LOTS - 1ree •• ••,ooo ~ 0 Pierce. ter ot Cheste r. space heater. 'll x ~ x 12. one owner car. Phone MY 6NOTte• n PUILIC:QT,,101", •1, Mabel Mrs. Sarah ·Rife and son Larage ond wat~r, Brown'o l'rall 11< "94 8 37 81 .. Koerder and Inez Mr. and .\1rs. Walter Kopactz Used three weeks , Can - - ~N - • c- 4la& Jeanet'1YIIdden, Bo• '"" also Mrs. Joe Vatella wero er Park !Stale Approved) FedenlBeverat• stauon. Bluetteld, 111e1t Young of Paden City, W. Va. 'of Ironton and children spent ., Mlnenville, Oblo, Pbooe W1 seen at 409 S. Second St., 4 DR. 1959 OLDSMOBILE, sup- Vtrclnla. wm tau nolice tbat on th• were visiting Nellie ••-them and several days wit.h Mr. and Mrs - shopping in Pomeroy Saturday. U 30th day ol Au,uat llilM, the Plain· ~ . M W324, I 15 tit MI'ddJeport, or ca II WY '""53 .,..,~. . er 88, good tires, a new tiff heretn nrP.Ct ner peutton •••tnJJt Audrey Smith. , Wayne Prince. . r: ~urs~el Ju::.tic~ is slowly 1 4 8 3l ~ brakes,. radio, power brakes. =~. t~e tb~ c!~~'!:' Roger Beegle of Racine was The Swan reunion (families lmprovmg Jft Holzer Hospital lH: <&E ancNour I"''lou rurmc:he0ia tll!t:~:· -~-H::-e-;lp~-;W;:-a-nt~e~d;-poweransml steering. bydro~tic ~. c~~~ti3.:!~ Rev. and Mrs .. W. K. Riggs visiting Mr. lllld Mrs. Larry of A. F. and Laura Swanl was from ~ fractured IM~·k he suf~ ed IIIII illlfurnlallod aport. tr ssion, new spnngs. kor the Partmon or eertatn real.~ spent several days vi.~iting rei· Curtis. Iheld at Portland Park. Officers fered m i;i slate (•ll tn the coal menla. WY U4SI 12 I lie WANTED girl for housework. One or the cleanest can In hl~tdN~_et!u~: :!a~~~4.:;~ atives at Gallipolis. Mrs. Pauline Ray of Pome- for next year are: president, mine at West Co,umbia, W Va. J and 4 ROOM furniF.JKot :; Mrs. P. M. Cowdery, Long Pomeroy. Call Walter Gruea- Middleport. Meta counu-. Ohlo. Doris Koenig and siln of Tun.. : roy was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leorra Hensley, vice president, Mrs. Fay Wood returned .._ Actual -n.. The PtaYer of laid Petltloa • far . t-' h s d r 8 31 3tc or· WY 'v-.~.wv. mPIIts. Rowley & Reed llarcl IIWV' tbe parttttan of u.. aatd rea1 Mta.te pers Plains were visiting Mr. Kenny Reynolds. Keith Ferrell, secretary, Orvll ~~e .un ay ~om :~ two weeks ware. 5 II ~- h:t~i•~:~ at once ~ to "'•1.; age 4-3,(100. PrU.,.. $895.00. If '~~~~~:.:\~'~=~~blt! !::~r :!.~ and Mrs. Norman Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coates and Jean Holter, treasurer, Ada VISit With relatives in Ohio and '~~-·-· ~::-~ra l c Pelltlnn 011 OJ" befare the 23nt day of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkins I Mr. and Mrs. John Coate~ were Bissell. ·, Illinois. with Fa I and Christmas "':':'": Ortober. JM!I, or Jui!Cment wm be 1 rooms and pdvate bath. ~!1" ness. Full or part time. $30Tile Ramt8er aden antnat her. are announcing the birth of a visiting Mrs. Ethel Chevalier. Those attending were: Mr.: ~---quire Ohio Hotet 7 13 lie $50 week part time, Car_""; World 8lladanl o1 lomplld ..,.,., """'.,:'/:~~; son Jerry Lee at St Joseph Hos· [ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant , and Mrs. Keith Ferrell and ram· IPO!'E REPORT -~irtimit,'"-:~l ·~~~~~i,· WrUe e-o "nte n11ilv E1celleHe ~~!~~;Y.~,~~urr pital. Parkersburg. W. Va., Ma-: were visiting relatives at Nitro, lily, Fairborn; Leota Ferrell ] ALGIERS (UPI)- The gov. 1of Midway; Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd ernment - run newspaper AJ. . _ ~~~ ' Box 6I,8.S __, 1111 ,.., nom, rtdo ..,. ,... ""· ,, "· ,., ,. """ "' lerna! grandparents are Mr, i W, Va , rooms and privatt bath. ~~loh;n ' .....,_., Small ear ....,OIIQ and Mrs, Ellsworth Dill of Porn- Mr, and Mrs, Rank Holter I McPeek of Belleville, W. Va,; gerc..SOir reported today Pope Slmon'a Markel or WY '_c:: ..,s COLUMBUS' AIIREST eroy, and paternal grandmother and Mr, and Mrs. David Smith ,Mr, and Mrs, Clntrl.. Hensley. Paul VI may send an observer ' =~=-=8 14 lfc WANTED, apply iD_~· 8oe Christopher Columbus was ar. is Ethel Larkins. The Larkins were visiting Mr, and Mrs, Ted Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bissell and : to the Afro - Asian lllllliDII '· •.~,on- Lb;. son, f:r •.v'a Sll!ak Hn ........... Molin n!Sled iD the year 1500 because also have a daughter, Roberta , Hayman of Columbus, Ken , Mr. and Mrs , Honk Holter ; meetitllf here Nov, 5, '!be re. ~ coin Hgts., birth kitchen •. -~~ I 26 6tc I. illllll IIINel, Pomerop he wa• accused of !niillreating Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Babcock Leoata Ferrell and Fred, Mid· and family and Mr. and Mrs, I port ad~ed lhe pontiff woul4 lomalle If• bea~ WY ,_;.1.., ~~~ '-'!~ .... n Nt1l the native~ of Hlltt He was llld Ray were visiting Me· an1 way , 0 " and Mr, and Mrs. IDavid Smith and family. also send a Diessqe 111 . I 20 eel. WY :/,JIM3, .. I 2l tic , I II Ill= Ifill bae5 IG Splla ill dwiDL lin. ~ W. Talll ot Ultllt lloclto Keitll Ferrell ot FairbGm, O, - Yi111i IIdia coaleriace. - Til• be I rv.bllcatlcnl O.OiltN ,... ..... CORRif!'nONI WW 1M! lOlliNG ' antU lttO A. a I MODERN 4 p011-,eroy 2- ---~ For Rent I.JSAIILJ.NU Oa-, Before ...... ,!\::':':1,,u,.. only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all LYONS ---· [ tN J,~:. ":g~:~:. ~~~:' IN THE MATTU: OF THE WILL 01" u •• ,,. LoMu fac.my1r, o.c ..... d . NOTICE TO CIUDITOU Nouee .. llel'flby 1111ven tbat oo uw aiHh day of AUIUit. INl\, that Leora Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0., Sept. 1, 1965-Il , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , , • ==-;::· i .. ' ' ' '_ 1 : I -•enblllqr I • 'liM: �.. .·- .. ·.· - . 1' 1 \'lt,jl l~ .__ ,.,._ -. ......... .. _ n-· ......- ·- 22._-- .. VACRON WARE S~LE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 DAILY CROSSWORD L-te i. :ran to bit , "'..,.,., _ _... .,..,. 23.~ ~ Ed.i- ........ I l5.. Plenlviad. thing :9. SUhs.ide 31. ,__ job'lt 3%. .JapnD"""' M.Getid l9. Dim! buildi.DgB -· doeon't ~I 24. Coosdoutt .... .. 29. Shepherd prophe-t 30. Writing rluid 31Tbiekset :!Mi. Man's niekne.JDI!I 38.Houriy 31. E:qM&t.e 38. Deelalm. Ill. EnchaA- """' 1% ~ I" I"' F" ~ ... • with ODf' ~ wiL"" 3. Alms """""·,..,.,. • .. knurt ........... . ,... "" .. "' " ~ lb. -'""'' 2.0 11 ~ ::;;" ~·· 40 By KING FOR YOU lill<'PXK Extra Lean - FV ... ~-RP JXSDZJ ::I.'UVJZBtJD JZXJ X lhrilo - AXU.-YX•c By CHESTER GOULD A.WUD)I[P.K.K.• JGXBU Y~• o-yp~ THF. CREATOR IADE m.I3 WMPO Radio &:36 Dow Jones Averages. 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:011 Nlitional News 7:1f> Sundo"" Serenlldo &:00 Sign Off SAroRIIAYS 6:011 Sign On - New• l :lf> Country Music Time 6:20 Country Jamooree rOO Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry AnderSOll Show 111:45 It's Mu•ic ll:OO Dairy valley""" butllou'!l ,l Top Teo Show 12:00 News ~ J.ll:l5 tusical lnterludr . 12:30 Rev. Merlin reets I:OO N8W1 1:00 '!be Jim Mees Show t:lll> Janot 6:00 Sports Parade K:OO ol 8 Patriot 6:05 Jim Mees Show 10:IIIi Swap op 6:30 Natiooal News :.C:31l Social Security 6:33 Sundo1m S<ren•·' 18:3$ BID Miller Bnmch Show 8:00 Off the Air Sl!NDAYS 10:45 l4aloD Agr. Ptogrem 7:36 Sign On - Army Hour <Tuesday) 7:53 News 18:46 hmlly Worship (Thurs.) 8:00 BaptiSt LByman'; Hour 10:46 A.&.C. Program (Friday) 8:30 Sunday Show U:GI Newo 9:00 SUnday Show 11:116 Tllr'l Cowltry JunctiOD no The Bible SP<a>• to U:IO lbly'o Country H)'llllll 9:45 Legislative Report 12:111 Cement Block Newt 10:00 The Good Lite 12:30 Goeaaler'l Guest Star 10:1~ Congressman Moeller IFridayJ 1.:36 The Sunday Show U:30 Larry Aodersou Show 11:30 The QUiet !lour J:ll Jim Mees Show 12,00 News 4:15 Blaetioar Auto Sbow 12:13 Tbe Christians Hour 4:10 Electrla Company Newt 12:30 '!be Rev. Merlir Teets 4:tll Jim Mees Show 2:00 The Rev. Silaa Billnp• 5:011 News 2:30 The Ret. Andrew Pars~nsJI 5:0& Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday showcase 8:00 Sports Parade 6:30 Sundown S<renade Colf:t"th Drurmtiek• -............~ .. 49c Wln111 -"'"' ........... ., 19c Bacb&N-.kt_ .. 1'- ::~ "'-~""' .... CoektaiJ --·-·· 3 :..· Kr*r Swee& Pickles · · · · · · 3 qt. jaR ................. s. , ..... No, ltl ant tip.tlltht fllltent CorD K.--····--· 10 •.:.: Bread ·--·--~ 5 :~~ Lunch Meat . 3":~. "Ya -.... - Coffee -·-··--· ~ K._ Catsup •••••• 5~ A-le Pears-----·- 4 Peas ·--·-·-· 7 :..• lb. Kroger $1.69 .... No 301 lb. b•g Plain & S.R. tcil'tll Size T.V. Tray Tables-~-· ..,h 79c SAVE 5-foot AluminuM ON THIS Stepladder •_.. _. __ ••"' $5.99 VALUE_.. folt Extension Ladder ,N" $9.99 Greer F. S. Halvet LISTEN TO WJEH PEACHES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1.. AM--990 on Your Dial Bicycle c...... Deftdlu1 pllln er -- ., :,t.,rted Flawrt Speelal Low Price c Krogtl' II • \ ~' · '~ ,, •,,J Kroger, Special Value $ $ 1-lb. can• JZ-oz. CCUII #~F -4 Bartlett Pean ··-.. ____ . . . ,.. 25e •'lJ ._ Biscuits·---· 12!: 89c Gr... A Medium Eggs _2 - 89e K,...r Cottage Cheese 2.t. 49c KI'OIIf' Vee Plk Coffee _- .. __ 3 ,.~· $1.99 'Carrots __ -.-••. 2 ~- 25e ...... lor frulh. 1'-1-"''""• ~~ ~~:Ororr~1 Big KDrinks Pork & Beans ICE CREAM WJEH FM 101.9 meg. _____ .. .. tall cans Ev1por1ted Hth ALL FLAVORS And 11 OI. pkgs. Kroger Sugar \ AFT'!ZOOOIJI Alurninur~~ ,..., ...t... ol "'" .... priGe. Delicious In 111_. or topped wilh Country Club Ice cans Morton NO. 101 CHARGiR J $ Jim .s 11-l.U 'It\), Bl?lffiJ<>T .. 4911 Tuna .......... · 4 cans Boneless, rolled, and tied Canned Ham·-"~-----·· 2 .. $1.99 Canned Ham .. __ __ __3 .~; $2.99 Canned Picnic _. _. ___ •. 2 M... soow___!.''~oo~o~H~tbe~A:":~~'_ _ _~.,.,,.....,..__ """_,.,._..,.._ .,..,_,_,_iii'ART!iAN:soi~ THEBoRN LOSER rJ~~~-~-til<%-~ By ART I: Ill Thlglu - · Arge Chunk ROLLED ROAST UPX)(• i'BOM DESIGNS BY )I(ICH!,'LANGELO.-M.ARK TWA.l.V · tC lS4 Blairil ~ a,~ . .bit.) JULY II'ONDAY THRU nuDAYI:OO Sign Do _ News 6,05 Sacred Hear1 &::Ill Melgl CoUD\J 1\FD &::IS Paul Bowen, Farm 6:30 N"" 1, 35 Country Jamboree 6,57 Weather 7, 00 Nattonal ,;emo 1, 05 Bill Miller Sbof 7,30 Sports Parade 7:35 Bill Miller Sbow 7,35 Pickens Hardware ITu.. '!burs.) NO Newt _ 1 , BID Mlllt!t s£o, 8 00 , Bal:er Furni~e Show 8 46 No Refrlroration Neodod lb.. YXU Whole Legs .............- .. 45'. Pineapple •• _ 3 :..m Tendera11 Boston Canned For Masimum Flavor are diHerenL AXU Breatt. - - - .. 4911 Dressing·---- 3_ ,_.,__ KROGfR "PLUMROSE SALE" ••• ... )etten Lev.QufU'ltr• _ ....- ... 3511 UM'S -·--···- .. B9e Giblet. -····- ., U4 Plua ID Extra Top Value Stamps with oouponlM ~ AXYDLB.&.A:XB LONGFELLOW 0oe ~er slJnply 9landfl for·anothcr. Ill this .sample A iB Ule4 · tor Uae three L'll, X for the two O's. etc. Single letUJrW. ~ trophies, u.e lengt.h. and ronmtlon ol \.be worda a.re au hint&. MOTM!ItSI 'hu, too, ~• c.k• It ..,y ~ the lett big hofilav r.t the wmmer. even tt.outh pu hiiVe II .,....... ,..., ehNd. K,....,GIIMI to the rHC4Ie wiih a vm varitty tf ..--flx, HIY-dl ,_. for every mMI - from b,...kf••t te midnivhf 111Hk1 - eutdoers ., Indoor.. Brea.l Quarter• _ .. !9o ......., ..1M DAU.Y CRYPTOQtlOTE- Here's how to work It: ilBdl day the eOOe 49c ---"Fresh or Frozen Piece Chicken"---. fo<lho .... . Doii.Orod lo tho " SEPT. 6th ' ~ "i" '" 1 Vrllk:W - .......... - -~ r0 .. ...... L ll!ll'del'~ , .,.. 12-. pkg. ERS --dolly ~ Z1 CUT -UP By AL CAPP Ll1. ABNER ExcitemeJlt 37. Ho&eM• E;l;: ru " DOWN ,, , • .3(). .. ~ ~?!." ~ :0 r0. 40. Beveragc!l 4L- a ....,..iilfllher watcher!" ...... .. • ~ 26. Payment 27. wo.i.t upoa . 4 ~ 2. ,_ at.B• mea.Hllre 33. Law of of 20. 'frol 23. Onewbo call 1¥8 2ft Qtretllk:er.t: pendaat JOU 1 Government lmpected "I" %8. Play- Sklnlen WIENERS .. U.S D. A. ton.l !LHis: Fr• ]8. ........ rz. """""' ~rmour Star r~ 9. ~<bon<>-<' We Will Be CLOSED MONDAY ~ml>. &.Aromat i; :15. .......... "A ~. eh? Wei~ rm what car ... u.rtillery 2%. l!::art.U: 7. Search :13. Beleagll< Gar" a • ' ~ Red Delicious ~ll Purpose White POTATOES I'AIINUM Peat Moss ' $2.98 _ _ _ eu,lt. lli. bag •••••••• TERRY HAI•PII!CI! f'LAilfP II A a' Tllf MATAI>:>R. _...,_ ............. ...... l/4111 . ,.,.,.._ ~ ~·;,:"',1... .. ,,.., . .. . . ,.' ....... ... . ··--1-... .... -- ~ ~·· - ~-- .. .r ~- i,/ .. ' . ...... ~···· ............... - . • •...... . . . ,;-... - ,..,... .. ....... "-'- •m r •• 1 s �.. .. ." . ...... ... ·- .. ' ~ ~~- - , .., _... ,... ............. .....~ ........ - -·--··· . .. ~t .1 ~ • 1-" •1...... ~ ....... ~-· · ···~ ·--- "• .. .. - . . ··- . __, . . . . . .. . .. ' ··~--· · ~ · ~ ..... . . ' ' • \ • ,I ) ' .t·ft 'de 1. H ,s onored .b h s· te uy er IS r -ert IB·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Sept. I, 1965 1 Denver Thoma, Mn. ~·· Elbort.ldl oro HHdquortoro Fur Dopendablo Nation· Robmson, MISS Bermce Ann • ally Known lllakes of )'urniture and floor Coverings Durst, Miss Twila Clatwortn~. _ Ready To Wear - And Draperies - Dry Goods Mrs Henry Bniley. MISS HI I· • f Sheets - Towell - Mona and Boys Wear _ do Har~ Miss Jane Baer. MISs Home Furnlshi!IP.,- Hosu ry - L!ngene - Scbool Lmda Darnell, Mrs James Clat· 0 am on the planting RoblllS(!n was elected secretary. d o~pplies - Cameras - and Film. Make Mn. Do~ald Aoudasllelt en· worthy, Mrs Ida Burns, Mrs. o/ b~sgrfor spring flowering The club planned a bake sale an . , , c.us In 1 omeroy V. our Shopping Center, tlnJimed With a shower recent· A H Eberii;bach hi' hted a meeting of the for Saturdayt Sept. 11 at the 1 1)'" at her horne in Syracuse hon· ·Mrs. Mary Kunzelman. Mrs. ~g gd Garden Club Monday Rutland Department Store. The 1 arlnR her sister, Mrs. . Melvm Homer Brlckles, Mrs Eldon e::n~; at the home of Mrs traveling prize donated by Mrs. Van Meter, a recent br1de. r Will. Mrs Libby W11tord, Mrs James gTitus Rutland The out- Foley was won DY Mrs. G~·l: l£:e THIS VvEEK Elbort.ldo Storo In Pomoroy Is opon 1I An aqua and white colo Millard Van Meter, Mrs Paul 01 resident, Mrs. Paul Wtnn, Colwell. ' on fhursdoy from 9 to s-n Friday .from 9 to 5 tt(tme was carried out througll- Kloes. M1ss Eleanor Robson , gre~d~ Mrs Duane Stanley, program I and on S.turclay from 9 to 9. Shop This Wnk End out the hMle A derordled u~~ Mrs R E Bo1ce. Mtss Evel~niP OrvoLJOns were g1ven by Mrs. chairman, presented Mrs Foley I at Elborfolds For ~oorlng Apporol For Your brella was suspended from t Ftck Miss Linda Ktrkl.and Mi ss Ch 1 F ley and members an· who gHve an mformatlve paper rt-lllng m the living room Atmet Hu~lno and Danny, Jtll aredes ~II call by namtng a entitled •·s 1ts About Bulbs" in , Family ond Furnisll(ngs For Your Ho'!'•· G re played atter 1 1swer r 1 he t1 ~mes we • ed and Jon Houdashe t. variety of narcissus. The resig· which she told of t uses_o whJ• h the hono~d guest ~pen 15 Seodm~ gJft.s were Mrs Har· l nallon of Mrs. Carl Dennison, Iplant cultivation in ai\Clent I her many g1fts. Ret res men nld Brown Sr Mrs Russell new president was accepted ttmes in medicme. perfume and WOM!NS wert St'rvea buttet style. trum a Brown, \1 lss .iune Savre, Mrs With regret and Mrs. Clarence ldye. She. .mentioned that tulip SPECIAL! tab It> N'ntered With all arrang~ I' au I Marr, Miss Shell a Cnsr.' Murrav wa5 named president bulbs were a staple food item 1 ment of tlnwt>rs anrt randPiabr~ IMisS Shnron Srnlth, Mrs Jack tor the coming year. Mrs. Jack on Dutch tables during Work! I ln three sizes, petite (5 '(}'' Mrs Houda~ht>lt was as~I~If:' 1Robson Mrs Lula Russell. ~-- War u She also stressed that Leather and vinyls. Excel m servmg by Mrs. Paul Hus Mrs Ll~rem:o OaVIS Mrs Eldon bulbs must be planned m the I to 5'3" J, medium (5"3" to lent selection of styles & 5'6" ), tall (5'8" and over). ton and Mrs George Hol man G 1 Mr s frank '11-1lson Miss .,..'*.'"*"'" 8 sw;;;;;s;:;v<iJIW!i&~ fall before freezmg weather. colors. AU. nylon. Seamless. Attendm~ were Mrs Kennt>th H:~~ Ann ~all£>y. Mrs Neva To insure larger and profuse 1 McLaughlin, Mrs. Ralph Rub Moore. Mrs Ben Neulzling. Mrs ~ bloommg flower should be cut son. Mrs Ma~ B Hemes. Mrs E~lhf'r Cozart. Mrs W1!1iam j to prevent seeds forming. [ Houd:lshrlt Mrs MarguPrile • Mrs Dayton Parsons read lin Durst and Mrs Adam Ebers ~ article entitled "Srping Bulb i b<1rh Storv" and advised that bulhjl MATTRESS COVERS--PILLOW COVERSMrs Russell Mlll! ha~ remust be planted mt he fall for TONIGHT turned from Panesville, 0 h IO, Igood bloommg m the spriRg and FAMILY NIGHT IRONING BOARD COVE~S--PADS fourtll Rirtluloy where she lmd been wJth her they mav be planted by the basDan Oherllhy and Oinu>r1'f'd 111 l,arlv d.·u . r and Mrs Harold [ket or bushel for sprmg flower· On ElberfeldJ 1st floor you'll find an ample selection \\- ll lt e! \-1at1:1u tn 1 re n Lt'f' Fox dau ghter nf M nns and fam ily and 'hew ing. of pad,~~ and pad and cover sets for your iromng board, "F AIL SAFE" 1 Coverti for your mattress (full or twin bed11) in plastiC \1r and Mrs Larrv Fox, Mtd n ~ baby daughter Elizabeth At the close of the meeting, I or m muslin. Coil spring coven m heavy ticklnv mater· (, lenn horrl ;;ml d lt'~nrl wa" gue~l ol hOnor a! J nc I refreshmen ts or s-alad, crackers, tal Quilted mattress pads for twm Deds and lull size ShtriP} l\1 ;;,rL~ l11~ ill a party Silt urdflv at lhe home[ Mr and Mrs Wilham Thorn· cookies, coffee and tea were l:teds. Ticking ZIPPer p11low cover. Muslin pillow cO'Vers. ''SUANGER WITH A GUN" ol ht·r J)ll/"t'Of~ m obst>l vance of as who have been at their I served by the hostess to the t2 ( Lu l or) Elberfelds Invite you to see this selectloa - while lhophr1 JI)Urltt brrthd~ty home in Belmont, Ma ss., are mt>mbers and one guest Mrs ptng - and buy wbat you need now. A decorated blllhd;n cfl ke I vrsJtmg m Mtddleport. , Mary Hems, present. Thvr .· Frr . Sepl-2-3 WI' LTP<Hil iill d no~ we1 e St' rvcu.• IJr and Mrs De 11 Russell and 1 " STATION SIX SAHARA " ~ • dl, C.11notl Hllht J<~o H<~nnei to the rn~1 t ed guests atler the snn. Jrm, Elyrm, VISite k . ~n d hnnnred guPsl opt'ned her grfts hi s mother Mrs Griff Russell. NPw Study Hoo ·s: MENS KIRBURY toys Lone Sleeve Knitted ONE SIZ& BANLON "WOMAN OF STRAW'' and rwds P1esen1 we1e ~1rs from Thursday to Saturday wrlh .4re Distrilntled lt~an nf' Pl'l rrs ::rnd rh!ldrf'n I rs,! The Russells' other son An~y, The Jumor Missionary Socle<~nd Sean ( on r t t'I~ FDI' the Little Tot - S1ze1 Lo i ~ ilnd Stew•n Mrs R n b wrll enroll at WJtlenberg Col-,t of lhe Laurel Chff Free Meth I (ColO!) Another shipment of these 2 to 7. For School &ysWarn~ln· and chr ldt••n Ju n e lege for the fall term. . , , ' ~Ist church met Sunday follow -, fine, long wearmg banloa Sizes 6 to 18. Smart 1tr1~ Ann ;md 1 R M r~ ~al .John Mr and Mrs Leslie Hawle} '" Sunday School Ill the recrea· lOCks. Solid colors - char· ea. Solid eolors and comso n 11 nd ch1l d1en Pr-nnr Arnold and children, Karen, George, tt!n room at parsonage, with eoal, black, cordovan, Iobrnations. Reiular wideand ]);•bbre Mr~ Bhoda Fnx and r>enrse have returned frum G'l ore SU""'rinden, tan , rnaroon and spread coUar stylea and . Th, James 1m Ernest , ~"""Powplenty of white. One size turtle neck. All easy to , Mrs RniJ l!u nnall \ wil~ unable a vacatron m F lond.t. e~ Mrs tendent, and Mrs. Pornero• ChilD fits aU s1zea 10 to 13. laul}ljer. to <Jt tend hut sent a ~rfl . ww· ilceompamed by Mrs. II her assistant TONIGHT & THURSDAY I GeoJrge Hawley Cheshlfe. . /e Mrs Gilmore gave the lntroNOT OPE!. F.NTr:HTI\IN AT CAR()S ATI James Russe ll ( Bodie~ ducttons to the new !Jtudy book. I FRIDAY and'SiTURDAY Can1l nurlllll entPll~tncd lrer MtllS ts here for a furl~gi i "Four Sons Of China" and also I Sepf(lmber 3-4 car fl par11 \1onday evenrn~ .11 wtth hts parents, Mr and rs. a bnef btography of each son "UNEARTHL Y 51 RANGER " lwr home rn Middleport Pmes Huss!"ll Mills and olher rela- was gn•en. Two articles on YOUNG MEN'S John Ne-..tlle li;Jitrte!l:l lt cu Snnv,r !ive~ He h_as spent the past "roof-top'' school in Hong Kong , di Phrhp Stunt' r FHHJFY Y.. f>rr av.-nrd;d lo Mrs Wa} lrmd and 'vlrs Emma Mood lwo Y_~-'·• rs m J-a pan and has were also read Plans were , IN<;• WF:JHil' ~1-\r .3oBRE ' "THE SATAN BUG" r rspma;h n~·trt·~hmenls were scr t.J;en m the Navy smce _1957. I made lo make a scrapbook on ('I ;•rhn!ru lor I ve-d dur ing !ht> even rn g bv the followmg his leave he wtll be H K Formosa and the I r.ro l\1;aharg. Rt('harrf Ba~t' ' assrgnt • ·d t0 S~n 01 eg o· Calif I, Phtllppmes ~ong ong, Members hos fpss Orlte1: : allendin g wrrt' were I har, Anne> F'r a nr·P~. IJ anH 1 >\.ndrews. Allf'f' Blake1, Nrmcy Morris ·b Mis .Joe ur~r,BMrs. R~- l asked to pray for a missionary ! Pa th tnhnsnn EJ::..Je HRddox erl Turner, Mrs. etly Wt. ' h da I lwms, Sandra Car and eac y. . SUN ., MON . •nd TUES. Rettv Smrll1 The next mt~elmg .. ' Y Attendmg were Donme Wtse, , Sizeo 29 to 42 waist measure Sept S-6-7 WJ !J hr· held at the home ol Mr s Mtke l urner, and Steven and ·, b Ch I D hi s d · L 111 Fl t k Jack .raco s, ares Ie . and in your correct length. "SKI PARTY" Wajland an ta 1 e were m a roc ,I d . G'l 0 r rfrhnrrolor 1 w va Sunctay to visit rela-tBrenda an anme 1 more, All 100% washable, choose Frrnkir- Avalon Dw.tvnr t 1 ves ' 1 Becky Wnght, Dmne Lewts, your favorite style, with belt 't1 rk mron Deborah \-\:tllry HOMECOMING SET Charles Faulkner of St. Al - Nancy and Darla Gtll, Barbara Yvonne Cralj! Robt Q Lrw 1 loops and cuffed or slim The Langsville Congrega· buns w va visited with his and 1.\etth Klem, Karolyn Souls·~ la s Brnwn and F~mnu~ model that's cuffless - has F'ames Lt- ~ lev Gore Aron . !tonal Chrtstlan Church wtll hold mot her Mrs' James Faulkner Iby, Martha and Lmda Baker 1 adjustable waist band, tapered r 1r1r~Hf and llw EParh Hnn tt s annual Hn·m~romrng Sunday over the weekend and Darlene Michael. 'I!P ~ leg. Solid CCIIors. Sept al h Mornmg servrces Mrs George S1ddall and chit· F"'tt,.rettt: He 1dren Tommy, Laura and Ttm· Cook~d hit slat! al 9 15 a m Basket 1unch Goose Colonartoon' 1 at noon Afternoon services at my of Plattsburg, Ohio, are , j2 P m gut-si s of her parents Mr. and 1 1 -;;;;;;:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiii:i:::;:;.;.,;,____"-;:::""--- Mrs Paul Smart and family I • Mrs. Stdd"-J II and ch1ldren are Never iron, 65% Dacron Polyester, 35% Combed OPEN FRIDAY herr wh1le her husband, the j Cotton. An excellent quality dress shirt, regular Rev George> S1ddall, js workjng EVENING TIL 9 collar style. Neck sizes 141'.! to 17. at a Baphst Church camp. SEPT. ! I The Middleport Boys Baseball Mons 100% Dacron Poly.. tor Whito League will sponsor a rummage I DRESS SHIRT, nock sl111 14'12 to 17 ~ $5.95 sale Thursday and Friday, Sept. 2 • 3, '" the former A&P build· 1ng '" Middleport Mothers will be m charge of the sale. EXTRA LARCII Sill "WIIfrliRinl Mr and Mrs. James Heaton Evanghne Chapter 172, OES, of Chester, entertained wilh a Middleport will meet Thursday surpn se party ror the 13th birth· evemng, Sept. 2, at the MeLarge 24x46 inch arze extra heavy. Solid colors: day of thetr daughter, Susan on some Temple In Middleport at Cotton )Jrintl Florals Tuesday , Aug 24 Games were 7.30 p m All members are Dark Blue, Mos~ Green, - JuvenUes and Mena and pl ayed and prizes were won by urged t.o attend for the import· Lt Blue, Mocca, Red, Boya Pajama Prlntl. Ex· D1ane Lodwtck, Gary M11ler, ant busmess meeting and also White, YeUow, Pmk and cellent quality - fast to Lmda Baer, and Bud Gillilan. lmhation. -.uhina:. Gret!n. Altendmg were Gary and The Laurel Cliff Better Healtr Ke1th Miller, Bill, Bud, and Mar- Club will meet Thursday even$1.00 y~rft gie tiJ!!ilan. Linda Baer, Jack- ing at the home of Mrs. Allen te Mora, Celia Mt:Coy, Sandy Eichmger wtth Mrs. Paul ElchWoods, Richard and Dtane inger as co-hostess. Lodwtck, Fern Showalter, Ka- The Past Chiefs of Magnolia ELBERFELD$ HAVE THE thy Bhar, David, Jm1, and Deb- lremple Pythlao Sisters Will NEW SELECTION OF bte Heston, Mr. and Mrs. Dor· lmeet Thursday evening at the sel Mil ler, Mr and Mrs. Hes- tbome of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar WESTCLOX ALARM CLOCKS ton. and the honored guest, Su- with Mrs. Henry Reibel as cosan Sendmg gifts were Don hostess. Now Is the time to buy a new alarm clock. School ~e Roush, and Mrs Debbte Gilli· SEPT. S il here. College cl1sses begmnJIIi - be there on t_1me w1th a new alarm olock to help you anse. Sprma; drav~n lan A special meeting of the Ra· and electric alarm CIGck. Classic alarms, new plashc Later there . was a slumber cine Athletic Boosters will be ~;:ase 1 new decGrator type alarms, new look in Big Ben, party w1th Lmda Baer, Celia held at the high school Friday Baby' Ben, Spur, Crest. Plain and Jwnlnoua dUll. Select McCoy, Fern Showalter, Jack- at 7 30 p. m A membership yours now! Je Mora and Sandy Woods spend. dr" e i on and all citizens are ing the night with Susan aDd ur~~ ~ JOin Debb1e Heaton. SEPT, t a; •.Jtecenf Ufl b Program on Plantmg G. Bul s for R tl d Spring Flowermq tven a u an I I .-----PANTY HOSE · IOL XVII • S..O..r Outstondlng Group of Womens Hundreds of new fall and winter dresses to choose from. Your choice of ail wool knits, $1.00 wool crepes, wool Around And ,l About Midd/ef)Orl 1 SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SOCKS flannels, tweeds. dark transitional cottons, one and two piece dresses -- 69c $1.95 Cotton Slacks $3.95 Men's WHITE DRESS SHIRTS $4,95 Surprise Party Given Daughter On B''rthday WORLD 36" OUTING FLANNEL unimold by .' You111ind thou bettor lookln;, longer wenrln; ahoea £or young men in our complete new Mlection for the HCI.Ion. Unimold con.truction of PVC elaatomeric soles and heel• cauures Jonqer weor ••• amartly •tyled choice Mather. kee)» them lookinq good. Pop\l• larly prll*i. Cushion insoles arch suppo1 t Other Styles In Randcraft, 7.99 to 11.99 9.99 The grouod committee of ANNOUNCE Bmm the Racme AthletiC Boosters Mr and Mrs~ Harold Munns, wm meet 011 the football field Pamesvtlle, are announcmg the Saturday at 8 30 a m. to work b1rth of a daugbter, Elizabeth beachers. Jane, August 17. Tho baby 00 we~ghed 7 pounds 8 ounces at ENJOY CAMPOUT birth. The couple have five oth· Mr and Mrs. John Southern, er chtldren Kim, _Ge<Jrge, Lee and ·daugllter, Johnetta Kay, Ann, Fr1lz and Mitzi. Rutland, and Mrs. Robert Sou· Grandparents ~nclude _Mr. and thern and daughters Robin Jean, Mrs Russell Mills, Middleport and Rhonda Ka Middleport, and Mr. George Munns, Nut~ y, da ley N J Great grandparents recently enjoyed several Y11 are' M~s Harry Mtlls, Mr -~d on a camping trip at F~rkedld . Solltherns o ~ Mrs Victor Gnm, Ml ddle r1, Run Lake TheMartha Aim waa '! and Mrs Hemmingway, Mrs. est daug}Jter, J k 'with M M l th Iormor Ad at band camp a1 ac son . rs. unns s e • the Rutland High School Marchrianne Mtlls. lng Band whtle ber parento were camping. DANCE TONIGHT The Middleport Park Com· mlttee wtll sponoor a dance 10night lWednesday) on the slab COMPLI!TE--:::--TE=RM:: y· ISS at the city park with the Jay• MhISS Marthe Nicholson and Frtlst Middleport Nar~ ted ~ first quar: --------------------------- your~elf or for your children, be sure to see lh~ new Kimballs on Sale on Elberfeld• 2nd floor. Spm~ts. full tone Spineta Consoles and in a fme selectiOn of styles and wdod finishes. Mahogany, maple, walnut, butternut. cherry. · b 11 • You'll like the excellent quality of the Kim a Pianos, lht~o superb tone, quick actiOn, and fme styling. t • Stop in and see them, pick out the one you wan ' trade In your old piano and u~e Elberfelds Sensible Credit Service to budget your payments. SALE! JUST 4 $7" Hutch Bqdminton Sets 50 4 Player Set with Birdies, steel net posts and llakes, net, 4 racquet and set of rules. .$4,99 90" width - 89c colora, Gold. Red, 1. Turquoltt, ~"'~ Stretch Pants For Girls t $1.95 s ~ Ed Jones,~ Fn~ I , I I i po't~ chalf~ I an~ superv~s ~ . o~. ~ Rac~ne Hud~ 1 Dressy type blouses suitable Um~ P~meroy, I ~nareston sleeves and long sleeves, solid white and white with colored trim. Sizes 7 to 14. SALEI DESKS · Ktteo Hole and Student Styles. Jdeol for Llvlnjl ~-; Den or Bed Room. FinUhe• in Maple, Cherry" u ond White. •.. ot tl 00 Walnut or Whlte DIIK AND CHAIR SALii .... t7t.tl0 WALNUT OR MAPLI DBIK ------ IAL: ~·= Me~gs rev~ew~, busmes~ f3 ' day~ oppor~ ~ ml Mid~, mloXJca~: i11 t aII~V Ret a_.ded BOV, ,.,Jrf:JYu.er.·o • 1Jl d'V 1r.1.en rau.e '.J .J. 0/:J 0 . '.J '"II 2 Meigs Youth Schedule Fair commerc~al Appearances -are ,given ~~ opportumty to Meigs County's fin.aJ PIJ'tiCl· take t\p~ngt ehl ·~~ ~:t pation in tbe 4-H club section of some s u en s are una e o e the Ohto State Junior Fair wiH , ~\~ PI~~o~e ~ lave~ ' privi~ Mankm, Mareinko and Pow· ell are graduates of Eastern .1_ .1_ High School at l!eed!ville. Cui> I I 0 dtff ts I of Southern typing because of schedule con· be Frida Blld Saturda of lhta CLEVELAND Ohlo UpI ) - class neighborhood In Shaker 1where Cremer had gone the playmate wllh an old 32-cahber . , Gates M1lls where she found • 1n!Cts about by Y at Racine.•·Each young man · d brought b hed £ an aJ.t week. y receivr. technical training in his Dane Colby ia a bnght-eyed, Heights. morning of Aug 24 and 4'om revolver she obtamed several woodland and put the boy's I ;.ea Y busyt sr S 1e 0 a!1 1eas Friday, Jackie Jones. repr. chosen apti(ude area upon com- happy younpter of nine. But Boy'I Body Found uc . P<fP e, senting the Me!gl County PIY1where he vanished for tltee years ago and kept hidden m;body on the ground Not know. IVed su pletlon of basic tralnlne. two things mate him different Last Tuesday, John Cremer hours until his body was fouhd. 1the home Iing how t() unload the revolver, !' cor mg_ the pnhnc!pa · "rdre a· sure Rident, \rill participate Ia from other youngs ters. y oung J r., 8, was found I As the tast au d It known 10 . Gerber >a1d Mrs Colby. for 1she fired tne lour ramammg ways givenf th e c b'mcet o1 lhop- th e 'H Saddl e Horse Show In - - - - ·MejJI GeDerll Hospttal Dane is mentally retarded. sprawled in a wooded area in .t-.ave seen the dead boy, detec- ' an unexplained reason , loaded . cartndges into the ground. I' edsu t etr the new judging areoa. 'I1UI Admlnlo:as - Jc:Jn Gnteser, Ana nine da)'l aao he accident.. nearby Gates Mills with a gapclosely questioned Mrs. Ithe weapon and put It on a I She drove home, burned her sc u e m or er e YP. year bousiDg limitations wiU MlnersvUie: Mrs. Jac.l: Hawley, alty killed one of his playmates ing bullet hole tn the back of Cotby. She volunlarlly took a counter in the kitchen under coal and packed the revolver Vetera Memorial !los bold the show to about 100 eg. Middleport; Mrs carrte Neulz· wtth an old revolver. bis head, Cremer, ss the young- lie detector test Monday. The some laundry. Iand a box of cartridges In ham. no P1111 but they will repreoeot the 1 Ung, Pomeroy. Tho story of the tragedy Ull· ster ""' calted, was dead. Imulls Indicated she should be While in the dining room she burger and placed the AdmlSIIons - Mary Wlogett, best of nearly UOO Ohio f.H 1heard a sbot. She fmmd Dane wrapped package in th• food Pomeroy . Joseph Schuler, Che- saddle horses. Mias Jonu lithe , Dlsdlor1es - Olan Goodwill, folded Wednesday when Dane'• Police began an intensive ln· questioned again. Pomeroy; Mrs. Corrie Neutz.: mother, MarlanDe, admitted she vestigation. They had virtually 1 Wednesday, after more than with the revolver in his band freezer. shire; Carolyn Maxey. Rlleds- daughter of Mr. 1111 Mrs. Rabllnl, Pomeroy. ' tried to protect only thUd 110 cluea about the killer or r five hours o£ talkill/j with three and Cremer crumpled on a land- Then she tried to resume • I VIlle ert Jones of Bedford by hiding the dead child'o body where the boy bad been slain Shaker Heights detectives, the ing of the slairway of the mod· normal exiStence, tellmg no one I Discharges - Florence Neal Donnie Cheadle tbe PLAN HOMI!COMING tn a Wooded section tn another before hlo body waa dumped in , 40-year-old mother osked to talk 1est hnme. The pamc· stncken ol obe accident. She VJSJted' the Lancaster: Mary Butcher, Mid: pent« Boys f..H Club, ooa of The IMual homecoming of Isuburb. Gateo Mills. i to Cuyahoga County Coroner woman sent her son upstairs Youl18s several times. !dleport; Mrs. Walter Bnrrett Mr. and Mrs. Rn !l!eadlt of tile Mornm, Star EVR church! There!ullwasgrlelandtrag.l Detectives checked out 1 Samuel R. Gerber. · Sile wrapped Cremer's body 1 The coroner haa made no' and son, Rutland , Mary Roush, Carpenter, will take port lit· 1 1n ller car coat and put him m ruling ••II be held Oct. 17 11 I h o ecfy for two families Uving onlY! number of The trail al-i lloed Old Revolver 'I anticipate nolhmg, ·[New Haven : Lmda Wilson. Vln- ueday In 111e f.ll tlectrlc lftloct• churdl. Rev. Monzel Smltb II, two doot'l aport on • quiet, Iways led back to the home oi l The weep\ns woman told Ger- 1a station wagon. Taking the he said, when sskl'd about ton . Charles Michael, Jr. Ra- elhlblt In the- Yautllll:blbchurcll pastor. tree-sh&ded ltreol ln a middle ! Mr. Blld Mr" lloberl Colby, ber bow her oou bad ldlled hill lUll wltb bor, llle drovo to IContillued on pa1e 8 ) lcme; Mllr<arel Brisk..,, Mason. llts buiiclirw. ~aduate roll PHS has Typewriters for A11, AdministratOfS Say admmi~tration 1 ~:r~e r;:n~y ~~stralion j ~· I ~\ :~7wil.':me ~9 Girls Blouses $1· 95 ond $2.95 ° a~rman l I Wednesday fl~ l:;pf Mr and Mrs L w Rhea Mors, daughter of Mr ' ened, and • slockmg was knot- Howard Young, Minersville: The goal for !hiS year IS $3 Cn mas. Is graduating this week and Mrs Donald Mora , Star [ ted about her neck which was Belly McG ulfe. Pomero) Ber~ 1100, the board staled One.half ff<"lm the Marine Recrmting Route, Pomeroy, partiCipated ln l I swathed m a towel An autopsy mce Bailey, Long Bottom, Edr of the co!lee,, hool at Parrl.• lslnd, s c Foods Preservation The 211 elementary and eight showed she died of strangu- tth Manuel Elva lions • •II be He will be assigned to Wash- In Style Revue the entries Central high schools of the[lation son, Mmersvrlle. and Jean sent lo the mtlngton State and Alaska for te were Linda Hollo? daughter of jSteubenville diocese commenc- Mrs Lee had been marned j Young, Mrnersvtlle: a brother.'[ trona I chap- The of Pomeroy high school took ex.. cruiting duty and Mrs Edison Hollon, ed classes on Wednesday. An since 1958 to Jung K Lee, a nu· Homer Young, Pomero) 18 ter lo help m ceptiOn today to an article appearmg in Wednesday's Sgt McComas was one of Mmersv•lle. School Dress: Sal· , estimated 10,0011 studenls are clear phySicist at Kansas grandchildren, and two great the world·w•de Daily Sentinel co ncermng the teaching of typing 'in three In a class of 39 selef·ted ly Mora, daughter of Mr. and / expected to be enrolled. . versily, who reportedly " now ' greadchiidren ' program and Pomeroy High school. to take part in the Manne Cc l- Mrs Donald Mora, The schools opemng _m- in Hong Kong . They had been [ Fnends may ca ll at the fun- , the other h,tlf Arcordmg to the article, sev- mg. lege Recruitment program He modeled her Sports Outfit; Pat. elude Fenwick Central . High separated since 1961. eral home anytlmt' wtll provide eral students during the past Diehl further explained that will viSit colleges m two states ty Koblentz daughter of Mr Ischool at Cheahire, whiCh has Police were holdmg one man serv ce, 1year had been demed the a person taking five subjects 1 111 seeking college men for the land Mrs. David Koblentz, Pom- 24 students enrolled from Gal· alter he refused to take a lle CASCI county ' lege ol tak mg typlng because With one lab would be required M . C Ht ~ t eroy, modeled her Dress Up lia and Me~gs county. detector test Lion• Revit>w CluJ. "• J d h be arme orps. ' asSignmen Dress , Mary Thompson, dau- The Cheshire school hao an • · from July 1. 1966 to June 30, the school 1d nol ave enough/ to 1n class six of the seven IS for a three year period. He ghter of Mr and Mrs. G. R. , enrollment of 24 studenls m the S h C' L I Pos•ihle Pro jet• is l 19'i1 typewnters Prmcipal Jame• A penods m the The extr. plans to VIS!lm Nebraska wlth •Thompson, POOieroy, modeled lfreshmen, sopllomore and ,out Fulure pro;ects were WJth the asSistance of funds D10hl pomted out tha t no stu- period by state Jaw has to be hJS wile and two daughters tn the Tailored Clothing Class ior years. Firm Wins Bidding ed when the Pomemy Lions received through the annu;J I dent has been demed the 1devoted 10 physical educstion They wtll reside ln Seattle lat- aDd Jennifer Blakeslee, daugh. Rev. Joseph Martinkosky is The o. K. Construction co cluC met Wednesday for lunch- - 1tunrty to take typmg at Pome- Thus, unless a studeot wilUbg er ter of Mr. and Mrs C E Blakes. the director of the school. Qth- South Charlestou, was low bid· eon and <1 seswtf TWO JAILED j roy High school for sucll a rea- to drop _one of hiB subJeCts. he lee, Pomeroy modeled In the er faculty memhecs ln<lude Rev. 1 der at $153,132 for relocation the soc~al rooms of lhe Feder· son has d•fficulty fitltni VPfni t. Four Youth Formal Dress Class !Lee Gillen, Rev. Leormrd Cen- 1otr3.ilroadculvertsfortheBelle· ated Church I The Me1gs County Shenff's HP went on to explain tbat to his schedule. Enli•l in USAF Donna Reibel, daughter of cula, Rev. Thomas Pretronk and ville Locks and Dam, the U. S. Act10n on pvsSJble proJects ' Department reported today !he ' the l)ping room at Pomeroy Four Melg, Count oun Mr. and Mrs Donley Relhel, l Mr. Elias Sisson. Corps of Engineers said today. will be determmed follow ing arrest of G•lbert Ray Sellers HiKb school now bas 35 tyoe~ enll 1n 1·n U YS y A g •Plessanl Ridge, gave a demon. M•J. Henry E. Schwarz said more study Dr Harold Brown. 20. Syracuse, un a forgery writers in h and that tbree are· William on lbe Care of a RabLOCAL T£MPS the government's estimate on1president. preSided Ladws of charge and James Call, 54, first year typing classes and 11 1 C d'ff J S 8cus . Ch . bit ; and Ann Holter, daughter The lemperature m Pomeroy's the project was $205,931.75.1the church servmg luncheon dleport. on charges of one second year typtng cia ... 1 Lln R M r 'k ' 1 RD p ar of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, busmess dL1trict at 1t ·40 a m. ' Eight b1dders were in the field ./ were Mrs Ethel Wrl ha mson. l tion and d1sturbmg the peace.' es are taatght io it daily. " .' R ';," Ma 1 k ';';' Pcmeroy, gave an illustrated today was 611 dogrees, under; High bid was $229,992 60 by A. chairlady ; Mrs. Frances Re1bel •Both were heing held m Me1gs Sludents m all three courses R Powel;c ";.11 ' talk on the Modern C.amera Isunny skle=--_ 1L. Moore, Inc., Belpre. and Mrs. Clara Karr. County ;ail. of stud} - the general, the c?l· pers Plains ' ' p. 1lege prep , and lhe M~ig8 $2.95 and $3.95 Casci Heads Fund Drive 1 jun~ 14 f<~tled. M~nersvJIIe, F • k p '} Bac k rn • CJasses Me~ t~ w•; ~ dy Of Minersville I D.Ies Th ursdav ~ m~~~ M~. 100 % nylon stretch and 80% nylon and 20% wool knit, slip on style, half ela• tic boxer top, pennanent stitched crease, machine washable. Sizes 3 to 6X In bright red, royal blue and black. for jumpers and skirts, *"~" i $2.95 Sizes 7 to w S• ' ond M_r~ a~:tt.. •,:;or u" apanmen~: ~- ~s. Val•nce stru~k ~lk t~r $ 95 Tier ond yd, Oth~rs count~ you~hs Tu,r,~; day ~~h{d:~ue ~hne sh~w-~ Challis and Osnabur1 fabriL'B in attractive patteml. Wubable decorator 1111: Tweeds, Checks All colors Paki~tani Meigs ' yout s parti'ci'pate Oh10 • state Jum'or Fai'r ~ Tailored ner and Valance Set Flannels, Heathers, 1 ~- h ll'la!Aiiti"~\Nid. 88c Yerd mil~s Tr~asurer ~ Narrow wale, 36" wtde, 35 beautiful washable shades 60" WOOLENS & WOOL BLENDS r~ cu PINWALE CORDUROY NliW SHIPMENT Continue B & E, Probes m~le. Found Dead fed eral grant annexatiOn~ Good quality, all cotton, snow whitt 81 " width - 79c leg1sla-~ing nsion~ sched~ !::u~~'atw ~v1ew possi~ility PRISCILLA QUILTING SHEmNG M.OO MAPLI DISK -----------·------·· SAL 'ulf I •9.00 Bldmlnton Sot - - - - Solo $6.39 • --.. 1e •• 79 u,95 •-'ml~· 1 .... •'ust 1-.,., mvn Sot ~dmimstrator smashed through Indian de- I The Galha county sheriff's at Eddie Watts Variety Store. At t p m Wednesday, the sher· fenses six to eight in- departmt>nt Wednesday mvest1 Th1eves missed about $17 m 1ff' s department learned of the 1 strike.01 But there were no re- ment. . lance through a side Indian territory in Kash· galed lwo breakmg and enter stamp money but stole 60 cents,lheft of articles from a car, ports 1 progress on the key is-- Council_ also met Wtth a Ifor Ule water syslem extension DETROIT IUPil _ The beat- mir. Bitter tank and air bat- mgs at Kanauga, and the theft and s1x cHns of canned meat owned by A. J. Raynes on Rt 0 es and pmentatm of a Marion, Ohio will be sought Ues were reported ragiog in of aboul 180 worth ol property Both B & E's were reported 715, parked m the bam. 10 engmeering firm rdsl night 10 It was. slso decided to lnstaU en and strangled body of a the area. sues wa!re :from a car m southern Gall'" between 9 and 10 am. Wednes- M111smg from the car were a mormng session the of oblain· more street lightmg in the vii- blonde gsradua0te studetnt 'th a; The spokesman, describing 1coun! y day. 'l1$30 worth of .32 calaber thelia, mg federal ass1stance to ex· lage Wayne tate mversl Y Wl the attack as a ''de- I two rods and two reel• and sending the full negotiators mto .te nd Syracuse ,s water system Doc Schooler, coordinator for Master's alker and At lfre Wnt!s store burg!ars llwo fl y rods , total va lue o the tbeir fourth day of discusOhi U . degree .t mh 1957h s1lfrom nd 1 fens1ve me<:~sure, .. sa1'd a com. , Srcnff Denver F' f A W bed 1 at Joho mto a new lOth DIStrict Congressman Wal· o niVers• y, w ose u a bined force of regular troops 'deputy 1van ' e pro a 8 & broke out a wmdow and enter· IfJShini equipment estimated Pr idenl slono under es . . The new annexatiOn a rea ter H Moeller attended the was a wealthy Chmese, w"s and Azad free! K b ir Eat the Sm•lh FJat Aulo Sales ed a garage on the south Side l$40 to $50. di s?n,·s,wausrnmtug thaestrwikaer wefofuolrtd l!eln whrch at present does not have meeting. present were found Wednesday in the bath- troops near the m KBanau,ga 1\b'edknesday morn- of the store Once mside they Raynes told officers he notie!oo 10 s s ro tub of her amrtment . . . . tbo nd rrent rec- town water, extends· from JUSt Mayor London Clerk Richard •em end of the Umted Nations dmg urg h ars thro de out a wm· pned open a door an d went Ill· ed the bulh to tbe light m VIe! Nam at above the Racine plannmg mill , Duckworth, George , The VIcl!m, Mrs. Edna" Lee, I truce ltoe imposed in 1919. dow on 1 lelo 1 1 lo the Slore They had tried to barn lymg on the ground near ord prooperJ y. to below Harden's Market on Holman and CounCilmen Glenn 1 32, descnhed by pollee as very I _ 1 f ow, enter anbu e a ut pry open the front door and a the car, but d1dn't discover the 50 Sl l R l 12 1 . [beautiful" was found by • ller ' rom a c-ash x d , · COLUMBUS _ OFFICIALS a e ou e '· . Cundiff, .Jr, Troy ZWilling, AI nor on the nor th SI de of the theft unti1 he ha d put the I!Jbl r t'· Ohio Smte Fair had a The engmeermg f1rm repre- Libscomb and Charles Neuman Second stop tn Kanauga was stuJe, but ]bulb back in the light. o ,,. IJETUOIT (UP() -A my· ) Waf 000!!: "'lflclion Jn singer Andy atery man was questioned t. '--' sbow day "' tbe stranlilnl ol a wbid! ended i1llfllt night stand blonde beauty wbose OllriDJ· Wednoad&y mgbt. More tharl od busbaod Is a mtllloaalre 20.000 persons jammed every nuclear pbyoiclol from Hoog nook and oronny of the grand· K p It ld fllfed tb 00 0 stand · 1· •• ,.tbe en eI Paul Casci, Middleporl dme. the local such chapler IS able gram d1scussed Bloodmobile prot as ·beWililams' khow drew about / . Meigs. _ p,rticipated at the suspecl vtcllm'o lover • I master has been named to accnmpilsh programs and the descnhed 1 " 15 0011 M da . lit d 9 0011 Jumor Fair ' and said be had a key 10 the Funeral serv•res for Ed• ad man of thiS years Amellcan as the dJSasler servJCe water mg m a cnl!cal cond!l!oo ' September 2. i jn the demonstratiOn U!usif:at 1be a 36·1 Ells worth Young, 69, RF'D. Red Cross Fund dm•e In Meigs safety first aJd. horne 'service It was. however, agreed to 11 ers could have been a factor In the Foods and Nutnl!on t!Ve contest. I year-old plain '?e tetewho dJed .uddenl' . county. financmg and the blood prowalt until later meeting I d 1!2 1 1 Lmda Shf'nef1eld, I JacWte Jones, daughter of pbone company off1ce tmploye thts mornmg m Holzr hospttal. C d th 1'""Hn [make a final 8 dec! s1o on what 10 n rawms , "" o lhe gr ounds dIntervtews h rM d M R 1M d M Robe U asc1 was announce as e o.• • . 0 Wednesday in compamon with aug o r. an rs. ex an ' rs rt refulied to take a e detector Will be held Sat urday at 2 p m. new general chairman du nngr A sperral meetmg of the action can be taken. 4-4,5lilast year. As the fatr pass- Shenefield, Langsville, parhci- IShade Will participate In the test. at the Ewmg Chapel OA>Ith bunai Ja meetmg of the chapter s board chapter directors has been set , Blood replacements for those ed the halfway mark of tis ll· pated In Foods for Snackmgl Horsemanship Contest on . '" Pme. Grove remeterv , ol dlfectors Wednesdy ill the for Sept. 15 to complete work who have obtained services. but d:ly run, total attendance stood I and Packmg, Debbie Sheets, l day, September 3. mother, Mrs Ahce La Fleur He was a life . long m• mber ' ColumbJa Gas of Oilw ofiJCe m regardmg lhe dnve a nd to 1fa•led 10 make arrangements at 538,731 Last year at the ldau ghtt>r of Mr a_nd CharJ60. and her s1ster, Mrs. Nancy lor tile DAY, and belonged to MJddleporl nounce township and Village tu return it, was also discussed. same point it was 395,849 Sheets, Harrisonville, par- r Mack 29 Itill' St John s Lutheran ch urch ! . . - cha u men I The next Bloodmoblie Visit ua hc1pated m Tasty Meal s CaeOWJC 0p1 S Police said Mrs. Lee was clad , He was preceded 1n death by Mr CasCJ last year The drive for fuods will ,.. Pomer y w tl be Oct 2S V thy Chichester, daughter of Mr. in a blouse and a girdle and lone daught er Ada l ed cnl leclwns m r\-liddleport do- ' t d fr • er· S 1 "f • M"Comas w1"II · • dous J b, " saJ d en om v\"1.f l·L • t non Nease chapter cbatrman 5 .. _. an d Mrs Will'IBm Ch1c hester, was face down tn the partially Survn;ors tnciLJde his wrfe ·mg .. a tr emcn Th b d d ded ' ' 0 1 ... Long Bot tom, . Ipa ted '" e oar 0 Jrec ors a1so ,-pres! . ------,,..a, Iuale I h"10 ee k partie fill ed tub She had been severe- Ka lhrvn, and these chi ld ren. re I1nng f un d dme r h - - ~1!1. Edward Lee McComas, Outdoor Cookery cbnlest and Iy beaten, both eyes were black- lho Young, Burbank Oh io, Dale Kautz 1 80x95- $3.19 70x90 - $2.49 · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •1~::::::::;::::::::::::::;::::::::::::...__...,_____...__________... in charge of the music. 1D cue t ave comp e Business of rain tbe danco will be can- ter at Mountain p keState burg MtBS celled Saturday,will Sept. "\ •~ .;. when theuntil cheerloadero BJ>Oil"4 College Nicholsonat Is ar &IIeDei sor • dance. acholanl!ip. ~ • U you're interested in a Plano for ~aken we~e ou Grad 1•8 today in an effort section of Appalachia eight . tenths of a to head off a crlppllng steel tlon to f1nance the llllprove-- Mayor London reported ass1st- 100% cotton, stitched ends, white and pastel shadea 89c The New Kimball Pianos ~ se:slo~ SHEET BLANKns BATH TOWELS 3 Sew~R1ite ---- Beaut'{I uI 1 ,1, - Thom~s eHolf Sizes 12\12 to 24 112 T G: lm~re 1 Mrs. Elza . ... Jr' president of 'I th e 1ewing,dub of Pomeroy, presents a check to Marlene Plans and specifications for a new town hall-fire hospttal nursmg supervisor, after the club members "'"ere on a tour of th e Cactlity by lion combmahon In Syracuse have been approved by ! Charles R1deoul.\\ednesday mght. Members makmg the tou1 were, front row. I tor, Mrs Gilmore, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Willard Boyer, state offiCials and now aid through a fed eral grant 1s Mrs. Dayton Stmkland, Mrs. Donald McKmghl, Mrs. Crarles Rideout , Mrs Lewis Osborne Back row, Mrs Ronald Brownmg, Mrs. Harold Grueser, Mrs. Ray Baity and Mrs. Don Collins u nable lo be present Mrs..Everett bemg sought. E Hood. Mrs. Charles C. Hoffman, Mrs. the Village Mayor Herman London made this announce· Well, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Mrs. Cahm Simpson, Mrs William Owens and Mrs William Johnson. The Sewing clubs. donahon will men! following a meetmg of council Wednesday mght be applied toward the purchase of surgiCal w1aps. The club earlier made several suc h wraps and presented them to the hosp1tal.-8entinel at town Mayor newsitebmlding would be hall. built in an "LLondon shape" said on tbethesame as the :cP_ - h_ot_o_.- -- - -- - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - · - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - present town hall. It would 1" · ' · ' ~ ' be a one-story str~cture. sentative IndiCated a study Will i KAUACHI IUPII -A govWASHINGTON-UNION AND I VIllage council ei:lrl1er agreed be made of lhe proposal to exernment spokesman said tumanaaement negotlators kept to seek a federal grant through /tend the water syste~ mto the day a massrve atta('k by reguba d nd tough" bargam· the Mumc1pallty Improvement new annexation section coverJar Pakistani troops had eMls101 Sizes 8 to20 Sal• CENTS .I ' New Town Hall-Fire Stationsta· l Wmebren~er.PRE~ENTATION Vet~rans Memo:~'lal 7 to 15 Sl\.47 FIVE ' •I' MAKES 1 SOCIAL CALENDAR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965 State Approves Plans for e Junior Sizu 1 I POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO arnel jerseys, and in dressy styles and daytime dresses. 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