https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6b49ab087aa74ca5d10e0b88eadc132a.pdf 6af2c34b3a1589d1f751a7db7ea71ef0 PDF Text Text .. .. ." . ...... ... ·- .. ' ~ ~~- - , .., _... ,... ............. .....~ ........ - -·--··· . .. ~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. MEIGS THEA TiU --- I Federal Grant Asked • On Municipal Project In Syracuse Village Dressel Womens Bdlfolds NO. 116 ~ ~- tri~ 1 fOil~ I ~ oi leads~ ..... , ,, ' """' ~ ~c ~~n ''"• JIIIJ,,I<o, lt...,.t 111 1 I•Oij{jio ~u •u" illto «•l}.uU ""'¥· 1011 UJ•"'" ' \ cw. IJOS~ ~.. l.tl"" ''" 1,. . " " '"'·,. ~·· • •• . , '"'' " ,, •.•• ' "•• , , I ., . fr' ., <• , ' ·>·' "' .. . b , ,, " ""'" , , '\Jir~~· ;l '"''ill'il' 1~Ut~4--'*'UI �I I ) ' . Voice Gf Broadway ••• reportmg --- ~- ~ - Inch by Inch .The IJailg • !fipn t, inPI ' •· - !Dorothy Klltallen Is on YBCI· lion. Her guest columnist today Is Broadway star Sandy Den· Dis.) BJ saudy DnDII Time: Any dme. ,one: The ftterior of any tbrlfl ahop on Secood Avenue. Ca1t of Character: The shop's proprietor. He's standing outsid•. looking up and down the street. Suddenly he reacts, turn: aod hur· rlea back Into the otore, boiler· illg the following: "Sarah! Sarah' Puli \hat blue bow1 from the front willdow! Throw 80me dust on it and atore It 1n the bottom of the last harrell in the beck room. Lack Of Responsibility - A. statement from J. Edgar Hoover, dl· • rector ol the Federal Bureau ot In· vestigatlon, which has been sent to all law enforcement ofhclals IS mdeed time· ly Ill liS comments on the activities of young thugs and teenage crnmnals, just before we come up with the last holiday ot the summer season on Labor Da;,. It a ears that it is a ttme of violent e.,cap~~es when the youog seem to ~"'" t h ~ urge to have a "blast" or to let o steam" m all parts of the country We are part~eularlv blessed m thiS area that such events do not transpire . and the credit should go to our youth who show ood JUdgment , and a respect for the 1 Here she comes again!,. "She" (me) is very famom1 along Second Avenue, I can tell you. Not that they necessarily know my name, or what I do, or anything lilke \hat. It's jus\ \hat they recognize me as M1U Gullible ol all time. Every thrft ahop dealer \hero koowo I can't resist his wares. " And they know I'm more beguiled by a dirty plteber In a back room !Oila-pop carton at S20 than the identical aero washed and shiny and displayed up Iron! for hall the price. I love to scrounge arouod and is· cover things lor my.ell. Just giVe me a back room of an old junk shop and stand b11<k! The trouble Is I've really got 'aw In resort areas all over the countrv residents have their fmgers crossed as aU holidays approach .. The director feels that the public is begmnmg to gag on the socw lo glcal diet ot exrusmK the t'onduet of the hoo~,lun~! because "society has !ailed them \1 e like m.JIY others feel that lr the ma]ul· il ot instances there lS no valuhty m sJch excuses. We know that wme yuu1h do not get much nt a break due to economic aud home conditions. LlUt we can nut see how thev can ex pett to gel sym·thy whrn much of tlwl r shmtcommgs fsa du~ to th etr lat'k or rtlucatwn. w;,,,l' h has br<'n free to th e m::l ]OIIh for a lo ng tune So mew hctP along the lm€' th ev have missed the Jpsson ol responsibllltv Hoover !ee ls that the Lourts Ill ~onre of the trouhl ect aJr~s ;up tak iug a mol e realt:stH' ('nnrse ln handlmg the "outll· tul ou thn•ak s Nrw lrl\\ s are twnw passl and sil l IN penalttes ale heiTl g handout a !I end th.ll ~houlct bt• !oii O\\l'd HI !:""eTV rommt w ll\' b( tnre II gt'\ 'i complett>ly "ou t of h:JtHi abe's beell tmown •• Cata!aa Cookie, lhe Kit !rom Seville II Before I was ~ re-<Je. corating, my two hunks ot fl.. menco firewood bad sent rn1 J!OOI' Dille budget up ill 11110ke. lln top o1 w111cb !herO I wal In "Any Wednesay," acting AmerUan and lhinkng Spansh. 1 remember one ghasUy curtain I knew something had to g!ve call after a ma\lnt'e. I made and what gave was not !host 1\lle opeeeb IDd thanked "lhl In movable chairs, I call tell writers• producera and the entire you. 1 made a lew l:lps to \hi eutanets." _ fabric shops and a lltUe while edl later the American Dream had Doomed, doomed, doom been overpowered by a Spanish 1 wasn't really, \hoUgh. What . ••tmare. Everything dripped happend wao ·I was saved. savm... ed saved from becoming total· red velvet slip covers and ang· 1y 'Spanisll and totally broke bJ led black tasaela. My cat, Cook· le, took one look and didn't my career. !left "Any Wednesrecognize the place. Her day" and got so busy Wltll new tail went up, her fur bristled, projects I hadn't any time left and she let out a loud "Car· ill which to do my compulsive RRRRRAMBA!" !Ever linCt thrill shop-shopping. my aoklng, what ill the world are you going to do wltll 'nlem"'' 'Why, put 'l11em e~-o actly where Them beiOili."' I said grandly. In the middle of my stark, oevere, blue • and • white Early Amertcsn living room." '11lat's what I did, too. Telet,ision In Review 11, RICK llU BROW Uuitt•d Prrss 1ntrrnahonal itOLLYWOO D tllPii - Wh ile mo\ It' e nt ~r ! d tnm~ nt h.Js kept aht i'.IS I ol t]w IIIII {'~ !J'I• go tll)/, Jfllt'rlldllllU<l l \o\llh enthUSI<:blll, <\ 1111 .11 ( an telr.v iSH Hl t·nt Pil<t lll· nwril lid s , ful the mo ~t pd t 1• lldii i.'Vt.'d .tn t:Xl l ,Jut"d lltcll ~ lt'Yt' l powl'r- whtch they wtll do be· cause ol srhrrwdf'f busmrs'> sen~t!- t hey wl11 become more re::;punslb\t' fol the developmenl HELEN HELP US! t - - by Yontll Asked For It This column is for people, theJr problem• pleasure!!, thetr troubles tunnel VIsion Is a contraction of the v1sual held unttl you see onJy "'hat is directly in front of you _ no vtslon out of the cor makmr no more secret about the lewl of msp1rauon that network senes enterlainment hat reached, 1s planning on a test film fo r 8 poS!i!ble one-hour weekly progra111 based on !~ com tc stnp ··The Batman ... young aod and !un. AJ with the rest of Helen Help Us', It welcomes laughs cumulating what my friends call "Sandytiques '' I have this big old apartment on \he west or Helen Bottel-_. --- 10rt of a good e1cuse for ac-- ls 1l" curable" A _ Tel escopic, tubu1ar 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2, 1965 but won't dodge a serious queslton witb a brush-off. send your teenage queStiOilS to y00 u1 ~sked For It, care o' Helen Help Us, thiS newspa· per. LOOK MA NO EYEBROWS side, you see, with this enc.u· oome of the styles we grieved parents witb when we were teens-H. Note To All of Yoo Wlio A•~ the Addresses of Your Favor· ile TV Storr.- or SlngfDI Groupo: Your !etten will Ill forwarded to them if you write. care of the network or recor~ mg company; and you can get mous amount of cubic footage. THESE addresses by calling 1 got my New York version of your local radio or television Tbr· ('lumnrl S\\ nn : A"C·1'V, u • the Grand Canyon whlle I was atat1on. -H. appearing in "Any Wednes- Dear Hel~n day ." and I used to try to hlr· 1 have a problem that I• com· Dear Helen: Here's my nickel's worth t11 nish It in my spare tune. mm. among my friend.!! : I wear o. ]111 1\l nll::lll ~tn lhe subject. "What do boys look Practlcally every afternoon that bangs. t love them to be long for first ill girls?" 1 ,~ 111 not relr•t r1ng hPrr rm'fl'wasn't a matinee day I'd trek enough so that they come over I'm a sophomore in a mid· lv 10 the hrllb rll y-m1e nted serto the east SJde lo browae and my eyebrows, but my parents s ~atnce Lithe. Dinah Shore, western umversity. a fraternity 11, ~ Ou T t 1r th1• 1.111 lll cJt \Jut'! I S11 on g publle readwn IS Ol in l>uuglas Fairbanks Jr. and An· buy. racill8 to gel crosatown to say my eyebrows should ahow man. and as such am supposed r. m vult'o ,•nit rt.rl!lml'nl h,Js dethe theatre be!ore show time. •nd they're always bugging me tlw tronhiP J I'P,I" <.~ n «l th,ll ~ ~ a h.~· m•Pd \'!:' lo]Wrl ~I tC h a du \1 tllO!I(JIIIIl e By Wa\ ne (~ Brandstadt. MD. dy Wtlhams w1ll appear on Bob I also had to allow lime to .top about 1t Once 1 lrimmed them to bt a real hustler with the t>d m pia( I:' S "ht>! t' !herr are rvPn m1nor Eope's Sept 29 NBC-TV vart} _ How rJot'"s a doctor dlttRfl<~ 1 ur ht 1<-tU ~t'- unli ke tile mo· off for a hot bath, to wash off about a half-Inch but that didn't girls. This is a common m1• ln r utrnt s Th en• shnuld he no toiPT atwn lrty hour._ _ __ _ __ no~e t II rh(HS of the liver? \'' 1' ~ l ol lht [l ol"•\ <-illd pi i':il' ll \ the gflme I'd collected while ~..ttis.iy them, so they cut them conceptiOn I'm not, ot act s tn ,lllv IO! m llw t 'a\a F:f' prolll'T lv \\ h,il .tre tile symptoms"/ Is However, I have dated enough h<~-... gt'lll'l rrll1 df'nwd ll "t'll 11 barreling thterally!) around In 10 short they came only to the or your eye Thlt occurs ner (IJ1d lPfl or lie tl ~ J«·qd f• nt s ,11 ( ot tlln g to thr ·r ~· a eur e' to know w~at I like. I won't !IH 11pp1 HI U nll ~ ol dl"qll l!l!lg mv search £or lhe one and middle of my forehead. I look· m advanced glaucoma and ret~ J-lo0\('1 \1 t OJdlll g In hun Ifni Pill llt•.tl · tiH· , 11111·. clr11 nn and eX•lll\ r ~m authentic whatchamacallit. ed 50 ternble my fnends mock· deny that at times 1 pick a g~rl A - Tht> dlag,nosl!l Is based I intlls pigmentosa lf either of m~>nt h:l~ r-tll '•!'d 3 del!ded n~e 111 the for her face or figure. But then ot •111 p1gn ~ ~ m~ Plllp lmed on a ed me out, and 1 had to change on a hhtory o! chronrc malnu- / tt1e se dJ ~ea:\es has progressed to pr•nt'nt.q.?,r ot :;outh dg(> group arH•s\s this picture uaually changes. AI· Wt>l'kl \1 b. 1 ~ 1 ~ I exu·pt tile My decortmg was Intended my batr style lo cover them. tr rl ton alcoholi sm, or l~e patltt It tbe pomt of tun~el vi 9tOn total !·rom HlfiU th 1ott~ h l9fl4 \\ llh a1reqs 11111 {11 <' lltp lmed Br1lr ~h -,md I to be a little on the unorthodox Now my follu want me to cut ter meeting some of these me-blmdnes!'i is mevJtable. f••r ho mi( H\l" toJr1hl1· rapt• agf!r<JvatPd er . looking females, you someadnnl 11 h a b1 g exceptton on fel'llllg the l1ver and fmdm of c1 har·d<·r th:m norm< ("OOHystertal sometimes causes side, very un - New York-apart- them agam. Should they force time• end up dlsgusled - their H"sault tohbl' JV hur :•I<H\' . lane ny <Htd tlw g1uu nd ~ that the la n ~ u a\!e sts\r'nl •t: and <1 st rt PS Iabarf tunnel viston and even complete ment-tsh I didn't want it to me to do something that makes a uto lill'll h<~ v e mon• than douhlt>d tht• personalities stink. t(knllfrr·"t lon nMkes llwm nbali 1n te~ t "' \\lt tdt show \oo;,s 0 bli ndness Smce thts is an emo- look decorated or "done " It me look and feel awfui?-SCISpopu l,J t!On 1m teas t' 11! tlw .\n ut hfu l v1o u"l\ tilt' lt>ast ltJit' Jgn pt·r Tbey don't soc"li"' In a no1mal l1ver funt \lon In the tlonal reactiOn, an eye spe<-la l· had taken " lot of agonlzng, SOI' HATER gr oup Th e ltgtl if'" t1·lt lh t> si OJ\' ~·o r grcup, they can't keep up a lo rriH 1 s to u~ earlv ~ta.l{t'S tilt' Vllllm has a 151 will find nothmg wrong with but I'd fmally decided on ex- Dear S H.. pPrsons umkt JFI tl 1t.> an es t ~ fm "tmple l m.t~tnf' ho.,..I 'V t'r \~lr ,d J and they expect conversation. aclly the kind of decor 1 want· Your letter hlto home beloss ul appt't rte and easy fatlga. the eyell and cure IS posstblr if assa ull rosr 79 P~'~" ( «>nt. drunke nJ wss hugP u m!JtiJutron m style and eauae we )USI went through the the world on a platter. I think blltlv I ater thNe- IS lo"'s of the underlymg cause 1" d!scov- ed \hey must practice the bored r1 rrlated \' lob! ton 1\ Pnt up 52 p t'l"· VMI ldhn r ~S 1\iiS Hl cl fl!HI the 311 It had to be blue and white battle of the llongs at 10 our ered tt nd removPrl This would look. You knock yourself out mm t('S ol old hv the cros:;-poi- wrt,.;ht. a eo llt>rtiOn of fluid (Pnl, dtsord~rl\ umdud lH pen rnt and throughout My ver:.1on of bouse Actually it didn't begm abdo men J•lilfld lt:f' and b\rt'drequtre the services of 8 nsy 1Jnlldllor1 1•\!t rl\ ot Hu llywoud and trying to please them l'nnnall:'il weapons II pL'H ent Ill I hal mg fwm the ~ tmn <H"h or f'soplra· chtatnst or a psyrh!atncally or- •parse Early American, with 18 a battle: when suz1e (ten-ag nothing does. So nowadays I emp l o~ nwnt ol "rwh "tars as tour y t~,u penod lots of &If and light and M clu~ with teen-age ideas) asked me gus iented int e rm ~t \lt.Jr 1+'1\t' Dit•tn t1 ( h.rl"lt ~ Hm ter at all You know, kind of to trim her bang• I though I'd pick a girl for her peN!onality 'fill S ~ ~ a SE' f!OU S d!SNtSe • tn ~t rd HPrgrnCJn , Crt'! a 11 Q _ What 111 succinate and 9alt.e. I wanted wh1le walls, do her a favor and get them - that smile on her face that tJut skillful trea1menl 1n the earMr Hoove r h <~s ... orne \~ Tse 1\0nls tn (,rrrtJo, \1c~urtte ( lit'\Hilel, Hewhal ts 1l gtven for ? with blue and white china, and out o! ber eyes. One look in shows she is really interested. ly ~ 1 , 1 ges m o~~ rrsult 1!1 a run• regard to st• , J' l! H.'. 1\w 1umhle-s ancl m,1ss dv l.dntcl 1 r I• rrdr \l Oll Slroht'lnl A _ A succ-inate' is a salt or all the furniture fabrics 10 vary- the mlrror and ahe bowled, She wears better- PHIL Ev1•1 \ t'fiOI t rnul be madr to vanda lism wht'n Itt> sa1 ~ he ts tormn{'rd tl nd Ptolt•J I ort 1::'. Dear Helen: gel till' V!Citm 10 pu t on v.erght. sut:c tmr ac1d Many succmates ing shades and textures of blue. "You're 1 SUzie-hater I'm gun· that ot all Iat tor' nno i\' Pd thr most d<l· (" nrl'-.l d~ · t 1t1e 1!1!!'1 nc11 ronal rno. or course you choose girls lor are used 10 medicme - deca- With mayhe a Dutch hutch here Dl wrtte You-Know-Who about Vil.mll n ~uppl em<'nls mav be mJgln g IS the labt- teaLh'ng wh Hh \ 1e intpn r \,m~·· tod<t~ <t~ such their looks Let's face it, ~ hanging needtd Al(·ohol mu"l be rom- pryn sucrmate. d1octyle sodrum and an old m1lling stool there You" She's been SI<H S .ts \tml"ello ~~n ~tn ~t. •n nt, hlanw s soc1etv !o1 all tile l!uslt alions, you 're w1th o fnend and you suffosuccmate hydrocortisone so00 them ever since anri see a good-looking girl, you're s, ,1}!m1 I A ~t(·!l Bngrttr Ba1du t pi!·T rl\ rc noun< ed A salt-pour dmm sur.cmale, hydroxyd10ne and cnsp white priscilla cur- wetghts woes and Tmonvt•n it•JHL'S , rea l or tm agtams at the windows. Clear, 1 om 00 longer her favorite dwt and v.t~Trr pill" (dmre\ICS) and ( ant1 n tr~l s JOa rv, \J ~1 1t · d upon \ol mg pt'Ople lie sotilum surci nate to name but fresh , almost stark And by gol- family eolumnis\ In fact, . I not going to say, "Man, will help relle\ e the lhud arnun· 10 u 1 r oll!"~ Amen( <-~n 1 r l rv t ~w n you get a load of that chic~ poui ts out lh<lt IPe nagers and the ir par8 few Each of these has Its ly, 1 did It' After lots of walk- think ahe'o planninl to write lw s r·m 11in\l'd ~ ome ol the ~e on ui R\Iun 1n the lt:.Sllf"' with the beautiful personality 1-'nts, h.IH' hef'n subJPded to lhr themv own special use Ing and searching and thrill an expose DD me. un <J•..Joll but 11 h,l!>i nu rly hdd that rebelllllus cnntJul't aga tnst authOI· All of whicb " a roundabout -N.P.W. ohop pillaging and rushing to Q - My ~on. 18. had an oper· t .., lores t~ h l to see the addt'd ity, whtch n•stJH.:l the1r whims. w1shes, Please send your qoesUons make my theatre call , I finally way of saying a half-inch of atron 111 J,tnUCJr v To remo\t' a fHl~or 11mt IHHt ld come from This column is dedicated to de sues and altlvtltes 1s a maJor ta u~e and comments to Wayne G. hud that apartment done exact- bair Tan't worth • fight. so at ptNygltlm frorn ooth e\e~ 1\low dt:vr•lnp lng ti s own supply nf family living. so 1f you're hav· He sug~ests that tlw Iallure has hP t' ll Ill our pad we Joke about the van· ttwy are grnwm g bat·k <~gam 1 ~ Brandstadt, M. 0., ln rare of ly the way I'd visualized ll. v•df't . • ( r t:. llt'd fm Plgn ~ 1 ,11 s illS Kid trouble or just plaiD t each tn g \ 'Outh lilt' nwa111ng ol dts(•J phtw, ttlere anv wnv 10 pr t'\'t'nt such this pap<r. While Dr. Brand· Everything would have heen isbi!li eyebrow aod hope for trouble, let Helen help YOU. t'urthf'rmorl', v. rlh the numher restramt , sP ll tl'S Pt' t t, an d ahove a!! le· !iladt cannot answer individual nne. sort of My Blue · and • better things next year It may ol tr le vt<;IOn -., t'b L1st expandmg a rtoe urrto n( t> "' spect lor low and orck1 , and the right s letten he will answer letter• ol White Heaven, if it weren't for not be the "do" we ctJ_oose, but :,11e will also welcome your A - A ptrryg ium J!l a mem· , or.nd Ttw wnrl d, tl IS not onlv or othets A lot ot lllntH.'~Ilt people have general intere!'it in future col· my add1cton to thrft ahop-hop- it's a way of expressmg the own amusing experiences. Adbr anf" that grows out u-., nallv bad show busl!l {'~s- but JU ~ I d;ess Helen Bottel ill earo Ill been hu rt t. v the hood lum s. ami 1t 1s (l nm The mner cornl'r of the eve, umn11. plng One day I wandered into young look and as 1 remeDiber p 1 ~11· bad bw.;mp-.,o,; - tn fa ll to this new!lpaper. hmr tha t \\e TeV PISt' the trenrl whl<h I~ onto th~ cornea SurgJa l remo\'· the Salvation Army warehouse back, not nearly ao wild as _ ,et' tllf' ddv,mtagt' ol SUI h a Ongmal purpose of the umd.angt'ron s to the fu!Utt' of our lOlmtr) . In the far weal (Orties and aaw st... Ult' ol •11a1 s An ~ udwrwe al ts the onl v trr::• t~l ment rhe breUa was that of a sunshade n· nwv<~l must be complet e fo1Them. ahHtr~d ma\ love Lur llle B<~ll and, as such, it is traced back lm~P d bv scrapm.e. or c<mterv of Them waa (were?) the ant~ t·~en du hbl'll bu t hoy, much to llnr1ent Egypt and Nineveh, thesiS of everything I'd ever tht· mvolvt'd area to preljenl re. m1 llt' ol ,m <!llr<H"Ilon thi'T t' where 1l early became a aym lmqined in my wildest 11ous1 would he 11 one of ti s own ~ 1m s currPnce but f'VI' n th1 s 1s not a bol of honor and authority. ac- wao _ oh beck. tel'• ..!Ue for " was alsu a rrgular As tile flt'l · MUilr,llltf'~ CoJrdmg to the Encyclopaedia "were" - the two tallest, big· wo1k. s ev~niJalllj d1rmmate the Br1lunn1ca. Q - What Ill tunoel VISIOn? gest Spanish chairo l had ever film ~ tudurs m tht'tl" V) mg for .~ 'Mlem towered lis feet high ill tbe back and had the.. It mauive 111D! and legs, all gnarled and tw1sted like a gouty 6UESS TH~V ~OU0HT YOU wE PE ON ~E EARLY 6US .... elephant's. The halck leather HOW ABOUT A CAS? lWENTY seats were 10 bigh that when BACK TO THE CiTY "· 1 sat 10 one my two feet mi.. ed the noor by another tw~ feet. 1 mean, Them were really LAST TIM E huge. Tall, dark, and overpowI SAW HIM ering. Also unnece!lsary A nd HE CRAWLE~ Irresistible. OUTA THE BAR In an Actors' Studio whisper NAP IN THE I'm sure could be heard clear ::t· ''"d Df <~urh enn·o.; DOCTOR SAYS 4 4 4 ooh' 4 8£RRfS WORLD i [ They'll Do Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo I • REQU\R£0 RERD\06 Get fast Attion with WANT·~DS to Hoboken, I announced, "I'll take Them!" All the other f!Uatomera in the warehouse turned around and looked at me with truo plty. The salealady who took my btl ~ IQr the pair of chairs was In a state of ahock ao ohe wrote out the oales cheek. " I think I ouaflt to t•ll you," he quavered, "thoso chairs have been here over I y.ar. Are you sure you reaiJ want 'ftlem." .. Yes, Ma'am," 1 said- :'1 rean, do. "We-e-oil·" the said, "you can have '!bern, of couroe, but if you don't mincl L.iNnNNATI (UPI) - After cinnatl tonight In the rinllle of U1row !lome kind ol seeds," sa1u he walked only one rmd ~II'Uf'k bdund Malom·v 111 1 11~ ~~~c·owt Blasmgarne Two of the MJDI 1 111· l1.rd 1 :-;111~~~ ~·. doull lr and 1 or1 ftr !'. t and l!iCCOIId with one Cii.me rP ll'!, ul a month uf slutuus tnc lour-game series w1lh Mtl rookte Tummy Helms after the out 12 in postmg Ius 17lh VIC gawc bC<'vU:lC .m m tl<.~ m ed 11d1r I I"I Jdc· 11 1 tluc L' ulfl<l<tl tnr>s to [ out. on Johnson's 26th homer. 1 "' n st:\:ond and fourth w~utrce . Hank Fischer (fr6) Will t.t!OS rtghthander had pitched e& tory. eye buther4>d I..Po 1 .uden:t s ' tile pi.He m th{' strond game and In the opener, the Reds got a Johnson, t.rbo has a trtnle and t:, l .·l ~ Buffalo will Meet Falcons l·n Area Op'ener _ .., . ... ---_..;...;..-·--· In agalDSt Bob Sadowski. I • i) 1 tS. 1 LEADERS Slacks · ·- --- -4· ALL~ U- CAN- EAT ! I 1Brown S t e Slacks • 5 1 For TwinbiJJ On Saturday -= SHOTGUN MATCH e 1 ni e Downie-Gross Crow's Steak House -- MOTORCYCLE T.T. SCRAMBLE RACES SEPTEMBER 5, 1965 E.S.T. Then Ona Mile on Puch Fork RNd , ~-~ _,ill't . . i1 lur OHI Hc:~~~natl <bopped one run off that marglD the seventh Af/ Star Lin e Scores Six Mll11 North of Pomeroy on U.S. 33 •ru "' ,.,., •• '"T:." ''~·-,._. • s1x homers among 11 hil.a against the Braves this season to drive m 21 runs, now has 106 runs batted in. That'• 1 record ror Reds third basemen by far and he now is tied ~h Gene Freese for the club record for homers by a third sacker. ThP. Braves chased Ellis in the stxth with three runs for a The local football season get:B back. Coach Richardson 's foot- a semor ' IPrmH1 rn til(· star t m~ lineup Junior 132, end ; Bob ThompCoker Starls Rally lmlderw;''l on Fri?ay mght when ball career at WYU wa s cul l Other returnmf! 1Nt rnnrn arP v.1ll t,e Ct'il\ gl' J(•lmson, 170, son, Junwr 175 tackle; Ronme Jim Coker touched off th! Wahama Whtle Falcons un- short tn his sophomore year by Ray Hedman. Hili pound sen JUll Jill )!111!{1 t;Nll !-:1' Ha ndolph, TlrumrJson jumor 188 tackle; wmnmg runth-inning rally with 1tor center ; M1ke Redmond, m 2111, St'tl lllr , tJ (Ide \'.mre 0<-lW- Earl Riley jumor, 157, guard ; lan mfteld smgle. Two outs later a new coach enterbun the a shoulder InJUry. By United Presti lnternatlonaiPhila at Cincinnati, night IB<Jffalo l:hsons of Putnam Coun- The Falcons have seven let- se mor t<h'kle ; Rav v,111 , 1n, 171 ~nn 1'iio ";( r11 o1 c•n(l Rnd Lar- 1Randy Weaver, ]umor, 140 Helms tnpled and Harper sm. National !.Rague [San Franctsco at Chicago under the lights of Bachtel termen returnmg tlus year a senior quartt't~a ck \-\-tlll,Jin ry l·rv I I~ jUn ior h.!llback. !guard, Ershel Riffle junior gled him home. W. L. Pet. GB American League m a game set for 8 p m. Chances are that all of lhern Arthur 145, ~rrd, a Jllnlor 1\1 l1 · 1 ~ t tJr, 1t::; tl 1e w dy Coac h 1:10 guard : Mike VanMatre, It was the fourth tlr-'o~ thts Cmcinnati 74 58 .561 I W.L. Pet. (EDT) will be in Friday night's start IDate Roll1ns 142, halt b;wk, a HKh:. r U~ r'n s l.t~ttd h 1 ~ boy s til~t JUnior , 15:!, end; Kenny Fry, jun- season the Reds have beat Los Angeles 75 59 560 ,Minnesota 85 50 5~~0 8 . Headmg ~he Falcons this year mg line-up. H~ading the list of JUnJO.r and Pllul lll!llm an l"i! t·rrd,l\, >~lu·nthe l· akuns scnm- wr 128. giJilrd; Detner Roush O'Dell, who IS winless lgaiost San Franc1soo 72 57 .558 1h ChiC"dgo 76 57 IS Ron Rtchardson: ~.recent returnees ts Carby Sawyers t70 ia Jun 1or guaJd m,lg(' d thr \\llll ield c:e neJals , a JUnior 131 end; Harry Van them. 55810 Mtlwaukee 72 60 .545 2 :Baltimore 72 57 · graduate of West Vtrglma Um- a fullback who has lettered for tt>nm l\llJ\'h 111e Fa lcons had Meter sophMlore, 163, end: I Teddy Davidson and McCooJ Ptttsburgh 73 62 .541 2\1 Cleveland 73 59 553 10% verslty and a native of Mason- lhe past two years and last 1 Sup~ementmg the seven let no trouiJh' tr,md!Jng as they Mark Gnnstead sophomore, 175: the latter the winner allowed Philadelphia 68 63 519 5'JJ Detroit ~ : .549 n Itown, W. Va., where he was an year proved his nettle both ots~ w ··d iollr ttntl'" \I title ho\dmg tackle; Milton Roush sopho- but two hits over the 'last • 2_1 St Louis 67 67 .500 8 "New York 493 18~ ~ all·state h1gh school quarter- fensJVely and defensiVely. He is tlw (; PnPrJ is s 1 ·ml'le~s morr 150 end Char les Blah innings and struck out eight 1 Ch1cago 63 73 4fi3 13 Los Angeles 62 72 .463 22 f.! -I sophomore 183 tack le· Ronme Houston 58 76 .433 17 Washmglon 59 75 440 25'h . H ' Tht• 111'-.tlln~ Butlalo tcc~ m 1s ' ' p d d a1 1 New York 44 91 326 31% BostOn 51 84 .378 34 er- Lemaster (6-11) . R pr i!n.Jr li\ (OIIII 'IIII'd about Roush sophomore 168 guard; , Tony erez provl e I the . · Perez !llth). d\ plll l<• ll tdlrl g I () rep() ls Denms Tu lloh sophomore, 177.: punch needed m the mghtcap 48 Wednesday's Result!! Kansaw s Cdlty d ' R83 .1366 35 ~~ ....-. ("o 14 I; ~~rl I '' '" 'I" I···~ ., sq u' ;d tack le; and Tlm Bissell, sopho- 1With his 11th homer of the seaSt LouTs 9 Chicago 0 e nes ay s fbU ts ~~~ I . ' ,, ... """" • n ' th d By United Press International St. Louis 021 000 ~~- 9 11 0 ( . . of .,~ 1\ 1111 15 lell ·rrm n ](·nd 'lg more, 166 tackle. son m e secon mnmg agamst New Yorlt 4 Ho~stokn512tsdt WM?!;hmgtton • 8DBoston27, ~Ighht National League .t~ \, ;,t l;;lle lr lpt. to 11;,. corn rn: s~a I The complete Falcon sched- loser Denny Lemaster. The oth000 000 000-- 0 3 2 Houston 8 New 10f • n mneso a etrml , mg t Chicago W-t 1 I I"> ule IS as follows · er run scored m the thtrd on 11 Pttts 3 Los A 2 lst llins twi Kan City 4 Cleveland 3 mght Ust gat;Je) Stallard (9-6) and McCarver · . ~ o n lk'll rne.·-. o~t Butlalo m 1e:wJe ll (IJfll,>lrle U.1Lkf1eld of P1tts 2 I os An'd 1' 2nd ~ight\..os A 7 NY 6 12 ms' night Houston 000 001000-1 7 0 Jack&1JJ, Hoeft (OJ . McDamel i' , ._ ..;/ SSeptembber 3 Buffalo. 1~alk to Harper, Pete Rose'l 1 · · · ' ' IN y k 200 000 021 4 5 0 ' ~ 1 1! .1 ,11 11 11 11 1111 11 d 11 eptem er ID Pomeroy smgle and Vada Pmson'i sacCmct 7 Mtlwaukee 6 1st, twl Chic.11go at Baltimore ppd, rain eCw obr T 1 (8), Koonce <9) and Batley , ~I :, It · ~k ' ' , \\ : ' ~ esll .tlt - September 17 'at Middlet'ort nflce fly. ) 7 1 Ci ncinnati 2 Milw 0 2ud mght Thursday's Probably Pitchers oom s, ay or ( and Krug (5} Loser - Jackson (12- I J<H ~ 11 111 sm.Th, ltr; l' nnr s ".. ' , · ' B nd J k (717 ' d ' 1 r· ' I I . r-. . .wptember Z4 ttl Ravenswood I.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--; 11 1 111 11 1 1 San Fran at Phil a ppd ratn 1 New York at Los Angeles- ra ac son - J an 17) HR - Skmner (5th). •· 1~nn 1« •" r •ilfll . 11 FIRST p b b , I P'tt h F d 1"9) Lo I' 10 Schaffer Loser Coombs {0. son mlsst•rl l.lsl ~t·,J ~IHJ W ith an ()('Iober 1. at Wilhamstown. ' Th urs day s ro a e c er~ or ! ,_.. vs. pez ( 'I· ). Oc tober 8 Ripley 1 1 Houston at New York- Dier~ Cleve land at Kansas City- 2). American Lea ue October at P~den City. QUALITY ' Jun hut h.rrl f'l Iltd In !us er ~6-7) vs. Fisher 18-17). Terry (11-4 ) vs S. Sheldon (7-7) . g sophomorE· \ I'.Jr Sin· IS also a October 22 at Eastern REGULAR San Ji'ranc1soo at Phtladelphra DetrOit at Minnesota (twl- (2Jid «amel Clev. 020 000 1()()- 3 10 1 lprnbi ("ll 'o\ tth llrt Bhon s as ' · - (2) Marichal (19-9) and Shaw Jighi! ~ Sparma (11·6J vs Mer- Houston 502 001 ()((l- 8 10 2 Kan. City 030 001 OOx- 4 50 st.1r t1r•f! n nl" r J,,hn Sm rth tips October Z9, al Eastern. Certified Oil Station 29 (14-8) vs Culp t17-9J and Short rilt ' 4-2~) · INew York 100 031 COO- 5 II 31 Ttant, Stange (71 and Azf'ue, ' ONctoberb • Speneler.d Pomeroy W. M1in 51. , ' I1llll' ~r,11Ps at on!•, 110 ovem er 5 Rut an . F II G II (6 nd Ad S. (14-9). Chicago at Baltimore (2)arre , IUS ) a · IffiS (7). 0 Donoghue, Aker (71 1 ll·d \11 :'l'C <H'!JOn lor r----~~~·~;~~~~~~;~;~~~~~l Los Angeles at Pit t ~hurgh John (11-6! and Pizarro (4-2) !1esh. Gardner, Moorhead 14) 1and Bryan Wmner - O'Duno· tireF:xp<'l l"dciHh 1s .t qu ;1rtet ol 50 (night) - Osteen {11 -13) vs vs. Pappas 01 ·6) and McNally[P~rsons (6), Rtchardson (7), ghue 18--17). Loser - T1ant 1',Just want to makf" surc• I 11homnH' b.111,~ tlr .il mclude Dd lNG A BOY NEEDS FOR Veale 114-9) or Cardwe1111Hit.d 7-6l. Eilers (81 and Canmzzaro. Wln- ; (~1}-9). HRs - Bryan !l2tli), ' didn't grt short \H' I_eh,·d : ' ,v11 \\ l11l• ·. t1 ·•. qu<Jrtedwi'k, St. Loui~ lit Chicago - S1m- l:loston at Washington (night) I ner - Farrell (9-9). Lo~er -Causey (3rd). 1 11L11p1. H<~l! \ ~~~ lie~ lib 1d, H1m mons (9-12) vs. Hendley 11-2). - Wtlson (10-11) vs McCo rmick [Gardner f0-1) . HRs _- 1 ~-I n1 r H t 1-...~r· 1 1 I !~ h. 1 \:hc~r·k. and Milwaukee at Cmcmnati <7-7). Staub '101h ) Gentile 2 (Jth Detroit 020 000 f)'.,_ 2101 American l.f'ague - Gtan1 L\nn il"n l ·mt , 1:!~ lio"! lfb,H~ k (mghti - FJscher 15-61 or John-' Friday's Game!! and 6th) . ' I Mmn, 301001 '.Ox5 91 Twtns 174 . Tcrr~ t ndr ,rn ~ tl-4. <•tll(l " orr !!II' !·.1l1un squ ad 1 son (14-8) vs. Nuxhall (10-3\. K C1ty at Los Ang 2·tWI·ntght 1 W1cker9ham, Lolr:n (4 ), Sher- M1:Lam, T1gcrs 12-5 ~• 1Pbf't1 fll(' t l11•1k "lhomp~un , sen1or Friday's Games Chtcaao 1ry 111 and Frel!tlan. Perry, lndl a!L'l 13-{i, F1shtr, While Sox tli! (·nd tln ,\ .t td loiHlS<tn Sl'n· ' at Minnesota, mght ( ht, 11 toning•) Pillsburgh at Milwaukee night Washi ngton at Detroit, mght Los Ang. 100 000 000 _ 1 7 11 Worthmgton (9) and Battey, 13-6 ror ! !1 hc1 lfbJr k. D<.rle Machrr _ New York at St Lou1s, mghL ,Cleveland at Baltimore, mght PlUs Zimmerman (5). Wmner 000 011 000 1 3 8 1 Wash 'n Wear Los Angeles at Houslon, night !Boston at New York, night Kourax (2l-7) and Roseboro. Perry (9-5). Loser - Wtcker- t ~------~ - . -SJSk, Gibbon (6) and Pagliaro- sham (7-121 HR - Oyler {:,th) [ 95 1 Heds 10-3 , Kou!ax, Dodgers. 21·, ni. Wmner - Gibbon r4-9). HR 7, Maloney, Reds 17-6, Bunmng. . _ w. Davis (8tb) . New York Konstant Krease Ph1ls 16·1; ElliS, Reds 11·8. _ 100 010 000 000 _ 6 11 7 1 1 By United Press International (%nd game) Los Angeles .95 - - from National League [Los Ang. 10 ooo ooo- 1 7 1, 103 020 ooo 001 - 1 Jt 2 S Pitts. 000 001 Olx- 2 10 ol Stotllemyre, Mikkelsen (5 ), G A8 R H Avg. l Clemnte, Pill 12519018169 .341 ! Drysdale, Perranoski ( 8) Ramos (1) and Howard, Gibbs Never need s pressing Skinny AaJon, Mil 12517596155 .326, ,Roseboro. Law (16-91 aod 17). Sanford, Coates (51 Lee , pants and Ivy League. Mays, SF 125 4419J 144 322 daft. Loser - Drysdale (18-12) (8) Gatewood (12) and Rod· r Rose, Cin 132 550 96172 .313 HR - Vlfdon (4th). gers. Wmner - Gatewood Clendnon, P1tt t35 51976159 306 Loser - Ramos 154). Sweaters by Rugby 0 , 1 game) J.Aiou, SF 112 432 6() 132 3(16 Milw 003 030 000 68 1 EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, Bulk v wt1ol & mohaJr, orlons rn Flood, St.L 129 509 73155 305 IURAM Ohio (UPI) - The Cm . 011 000 001 28 a1g\ ltts ~1HJ blazrr sl nptt 8 from 1.95 Allen, Phil 131 491 75 149 .303 ' [ · WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Williams, Chi 138 552 93 166 .301 Cleveland Browns planned to Blasmgame, ' Carroll . FORKED RUf':l SF H Gym Soc b . gym trunks, athletic 12746966139 296 break camp alter a full day of Sadowski 151, 00.11 (91, Osm- SPORTSMEN'S CLUB art, A . Le 0 traming todav and go into •ski (9) and Ohver Ellis · ~l ljJp O! I I'rS Bread and Coffee rnencan ag e Cl I d f d · Betwe~n ChesLer 1 nd GAD R H Avg eve an or Satur ay's double 1Vidson (5), McCool 181 and ""'"·" Long Bottom Off Rt. 248 e Sport cuat s blazers and slacks, Price Includes Cole Ystrzski, Bos 107 396 66128 header. jletich, Coker (3). Wmner -M~II - : - - - - - - - Lat t<~ l s1 1 le ~ and color~ Robinson, Bat 11113063137 :319 The Browns face the Green cool '8·81 Loser - O'Dell (9-6) SUNDAY, SEPT. S Slaw, French Fries Sport slllrb by Arrow & i\tonticello Oliva Mmn 13(1 512 96 t6l .314 Bay Packers after an early 1HRs - D. Johnson 2 (25th KaiJ~e· Oet 105 3, 4 63 103 .299 evemng match between the 26th ), Jones (27th). STARTING AT NOON FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1 .39 ENTERTAINMENT & H•ll, Mmn 4 2 t t . New York Giants and t h e 125 4 70 3 296 (!nd game) REFRESHMENTS Wh1tnd , Clev 105 366 40 108 .295 DetrOit Lions. Matches Will Be Held Every Mdw. O' J O 000 Ill0 51 ! Davallllo, Clev 118134 52127 .293 . With four pre-season wins be l''irst & Third Sundays. Cin. Oil 000 COill s I Skowron, Chi 120 46() 56133 .2S9 hmd them, the Browm are tak· Open Friday & Sat. Nights EVERYONE INVITED Lemaster, Nlekro (fl, I Mantilla, Bos 126 444 54 128 ,288 mg on. the f1rs~ team with a HAM-BACONPOMEROY, 0 . Colavito, C\ev 132 482 75 138 286 mark m the wm column and ski (5), Olivo t8) and Oliver.! POMEROY TURKEYS- CHICKENS Maloney t17~) and Coker. Wagner, Clev 120437 76125 .286 plan to keep a close eye on the Home Runs packers, National Leagwe ~· Mays, Gl· The other eye will be on the ants 41: McCovey, Giants 32; G1ant:s, however. CJevela~d d~s Mathews, Braves 30; Aaron, not see Green Bay m reg•1lar Braves; Callison Phlls and season play, but they do ha•1e Sanlo, Cubs, all 28. a date with New York mid-way American League _ Horton , throush the !Ieason. Tigers 26, Comgharo, Red Sox [ The big que~t10n in Saturday's 25. Co lavtto, Indians 25 ; wag- f1rst match Will be the performner, Indians 24; Kdlebrew , ance by the Gm nls' newly Twins 22. acqutred quarterback, Earl Runs Batted In Morall, who came to take the National league - Johnson New York wheel in a three-Reds 106; Stargell, Pirates !12; way trade early this week. Hanks, Cubs 91; Mays, Giants '111e clubs are assured of 1 &I; Mathew9, Braves 88 full house. Municipal Stl•dilJm Arnerlcao League - Colavito has been sold out for more than 1ndlans 90; Horton, Tigers 88; a week. M•ntilla, Red Sox 87; Oliva, The Browns will hold a T;aht Twins 83; Hall, Twins 73. workout Friday at the Sll:~~;~:~~:·j Pltchln1 !ben attend the NaHonal League - NUllhall Cleveland Gridiron Club lulll'h 1:30 P.M. ,. Maloney Volunteered "A performance fro m a rook l1e lla::. hud llvc hll ~ m a row I..{) teau. m the second on Deroo "J want you lo know Maloney ~e like the une 1lel111s gcn 1 o ~ lllf'( In s n·( fl!l /rom Sa n D1ego Johnson 's 25th homer , but M1l volunteered to pitch tomght, ' mght can rnsp1re a bull club wh( n he "us h1ll mg 319 wa\lkee ralhed m the third for saitl Manager Dick Sisler 'He sa1o Sisler "A nd 'lomrnv slr.rted 1he bT ~ three of t Sammy EHis w1Lh knew that after wasting Jim111y Pmcl· hitting for B1llv ~~ - d uu ~ l (' pt 1v rP tl.e sel"ond g.nne Mack Jones' t1omer accountmg O'Toole m that rained out game Cool m the nmlh , I \!.o \ rn~ ltt11h! lt,l l · 1ddt rl Shll'r to 1 twu o! them Tuesday mght I was in a pre· hon1e the tyr ng 1un wrd . . . ,,r ••11 'I ll<~1 v. .Js 111'' ( rgilt lr 1nnm~ I Cm('Tnnatr bounced nght back dicament." 1on Tommy Horper ~ "lflg lt TP altl'f srngl1 s hv Ftwrk Bullrng for thrre m the bottom ut thP: Helms was out at shortstop ! ~1ve the Reds the v.m 1.mn Iillo 1 11 t~ !tad pul runners1 1rame, chasmg stl>rter Wade - - --- - - - - · -- - - - · the Lmcmn,lfl Reds are be on the tun for the BraveH five-hitter tn winnmg the 11ght1n the National League The Reds propelled them- Cdt· I• 1ll .selves Into the top spot Wednes ~'I couldn't believe he throws Just how long they stay there d~-t) night by sweepmg a double- a• haro &b they say he d~!:l un ' ' \ l>e determmed tnmght bv header from the Bntves, 7-6 and ti I stood out there behmd him work ot a pitcher the Reds 2-11, while Pittsburgh knucked torught. HIS ball really ex' 1 " o to the mmor leagues I..Gi AnReles out ut the lead by ptodes.'' Gt'rl"} !\rngo, a Southpaw, a percentage pomt f Maloney had perhaps tlis l'·•s sctlroult'd to start for Cm "~an, that Jtm Maloney can sharpest control of the year 11s '1 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP ~......... ·-·' Cincinnati Jumps Into First Place By One Percentage Point "'~ ly DOROTHY KILGALLEII ~ IOMMENT /1. TING EDITORIALLY j) I ;;. •p DUST FREE - SMOOTH WID& TRACK Gate Wlll Not Be Open Untll10:30 ADMISSION $1.00-FREE PARKING Children Under 12 F"" With Pa.,.ts TRY ONE OF THESE BEER RECIPES TIDS WEEKEND ••• ON THE NEW HUDEPOHL tHE ..uota. BREW-0.: • . . , ~~Oirlll SCOTCH PACK. This brand-new package has recipes on the end panels, for appetizing dishes you eaa make with beer. You'll like the flavor they add to your menus, just as you like tbe ftavor Hudepohl puts in your glass: pure-grain flavor, premium.draft.bre»red wjU. Protrss.U.K. ' • �... ·~·-··· - - -·:- ..~ : ....:::.. .....,.... ~ ··_,:,.....: '·li4W·-looo~··· .. '=" . . ~' - ·-···----- .. - ' .. •. ..' ,. ... '' . I { Mr., Pr.,tlre nplalnd that Ohio Power to Expand its Muskingum Plant . ·' . •, . ~ ., F :~ ". "' ,. , , , ,. : :; 1 1'• ' 1 T~ :.~~~~~' 1 ', _, ' : 1 , , Ill: t 1· 1. ~ ., ~ , . 1',) ··,·.. ~ · J .· 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' . . L' 1 • ' • \ •• ~.~·' ~ \" ',,;,~11°'',~ 1 • 11 ' ",,·;. , ,~ 1 , 1 ,-l\l,~· 1 I' and : • ·'• ) ' I ' . ' "'"~~ ., 1 ,. IT 5"1S ATTRACTM All I I ' " , • '[ " ' ' , ADDITIONAl TAX SUPPORT MORE lOW·COST POWER Ava ilability of abundant, low cost electric power IS a major plant location reqwrement for most modern industries. Our new Unit 5 will cont1nue to make communities we serve attractive areas for industrial expanston and economic growth. Unit 5 is completely investor financed in the sound traditton Unit 5, though a major im· provement. is only one part of a continuing program aim~ at one mutually profitabl~ goal. to serve our customers with abundant, dependable electric power at the lowest possible cost Your ever-increasing pref~ erence for modern, total alec~ tric homes and our increased power production and distribu tion efficiencies have resulted in four rate reductions in the past four years. of bustness/civic responsibt!ity. Unlike "public" power projects, the new facility will not 1m· pose a new tax burden. Quite the-• reverse. It will, instead, generate additional tax dollars to h~tp all area citizens sup· port the increasmg needs for sc hools, highways and other essential government services. .- BIG BET ON YOUR FUTURE Unit 5 will stand as a ph\'ilical symbol of $108 million worth of carefully business managed mvestment in The future economy of Ohio. When plenty of low-cost electric powet is odd ed to iich natural resources, 1mproved industnal snes, new transportation facilities and educat1on"al/ recreational enticement - well, $108 mill !On is a heap of confidence and we aren't abottt to be wrong. BOOSTER ''• v FAN OlE CElT j I' 1 ,,, ', I I SINGING TEA KEIILE I OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 1 MORE POWER FOR MORE JOBS U/arm 8/omlng $169 ' ' .', 1 .' JaJc:e Advantage of 11aeaa ' ONE CENT Offen oa COAL HEA , ... I • ·'' pany's larg<;>sl il-?"'1r o expens~. and that before the ima l aecl· , ,, •' .. Const~tion has begun on a 615,000 kilowatt steam-electric:· ' generating unit at our big Muskingum River plilnt south ct:, ··' institut\imal ¢u~ttlj~ei1 the need for this Zanesville. To be completed in 1968, this new addition will lar1ge lllock oJf!lhll:tri~jiowed(r · ~96S'· I~!cl~delil in the projeet boost Muskingum's capacity to 1,~95,000 kilowatts, !fiAki!lg: .: is a neW 194 miles long and it one of the largest investor-owned steam generating plli.nts costing $ll carry · this additional in the United States. The plant construction and allied "' power th~ughout Ohio Power'fterritory. projects, including new major transmission lines and expan- ·" FIRST IN OHIO~ The new "Unit 5" will utilize a giant sian of our coal mining facilities, will result in a total invt1St· hyperbolic, natural-draft cooling tower standi!lg 370 fee.t ment of $108 million. high to cool 220,{)00 glillons of water per minute. This unique AREA GROWTH STIMULATES NEED - Ohio's increastower is the first such structure in Ohio and the largest in ing industrial expansion and the growing popularity of the the United States. the com- be sJmJlar m des~gn to •wo un- 1elertnc rate decreas~~~ uvt>r the With respect to tax rates and t f th d ' t I ~r ~· ~~ ' 1- s~ ,e:)ames1zenowun~r 1 pas severd vears. j Spcnrling ID lhe tuture '·, ' jl •1.11 ,!' ~,~.' 1 ~ 11~~I' ''1.,' 1 ,' , ~ 1' ,'j ..::onstdruc.tmn at the atoremcn• H I . tll<ll the I 'f he new "l' .. '~kw Pnlf, 'f ' , , L C d 1 PI t e a so ponlcd ,Jut u •1 ulJ\,... " 1 1 1 1 1 11;'': 1 . ,' ~1'1.!!· ~" ~, 11 ·q ·,'~': 1 lone ar ma em . : Muskingum ~ 1 te wa s in tile operated24hoursadayand365 1 A " 1~ • , ' All of the new unit's con i re- rriddle ol the 28-county <.:lre~ nf dilys a year at full load would I I'' : , ,, t: 1 ' ~ , ! ' quirements, like those of the eastern and suuthern Oh1o th<Jt he capab le ot producing almost '" I' '" ' b'll 1 • , ,' I :'' illl' l'i' 1 ~' ~., I ,;.I existing plant, w11l come from Js mcludea m the Appalal'hwn 51·~k'l1owa tthours oI eIec~ 1i ,• I' , , ,, • , , .: I JOn 1 1 :, ,, 1 1 ,I• ' / I, ...' ' '11 ,' !l:•' il~ 11~~'1 ,' It ,,o.•.·;, 1' the nearby Muskisgum Mme nf l df'velopment legislatinn ~~c<J r lt>d lr'JCJtv I iJnnu<JIIy. Th1 s 1~ t h 'I,,, I ~~1 1 11 1 1''"'', '' ,) ~ •• -, . ' ''l' ' :, :''"' 1 : ' " u> • CentralOhioCo.-1ICo ..' anOhio by the Con!lress earl1er this eqlllvaf'nt of the ·mnual 1 ~ f' "' ,, " Power affiliate. The coa l is de- year . · We are partleUl<:l' l_v grat - Inc usa ge of more tha.J a • " I• I livered to the pi<Jnt directly ifu:!d with the part that thu ma- lmn homes The new uml ' I" I ' ' . from the mme's preparattort jor program ot construdlfJI• will Will burn over I 5-mi lhon ' ' \. .( ' " ' '. • I. for 1 ft-Tile I ! ·~ plant via a 4 bell con·/1')'- have m ass1stmg tile economy _ot f'f~<ll annu~lly - enough to fill ' ,. I• '' '1 • .' ,I .r 1 or syslem ·' ol tt11s part of Oh!o, " :vir. Pr1'n-~ a rn.un of ZJ.OOO huppt'r f'<Hs ''"_ / ,... , ,.._ I ProductiOn of the mme wr:l lic e declart>~ t'XIendmg ~orne 160 mrles be increasPd to handle tt e ex! Tl1e plant 's four exJstlng ' ' ~ ' l, rl ' 1 ' I , .:, I ~ WiMJ Aay Circ.Jalar Model Yotr hy Nowl I I '· ' panded plant's full requireHe added that the Mu'ikmger<Jting units were placed In opi' I , !1 ,I) 1 i ,, menls for coal, expected lo 1n-[ urn SJte had been cf•nsf'n fcJr a f'r<1luJn in 19~.1. 1954 1957 and I,I,J ~~ 11 U1 'I, II',,1'' ' Ill 1' A fa•a" I I ,• li· "· tal about 4.1 -milhon ton;, a i number of rrasons, mrltldlflg rts j i9SR, rf'spectively Unit~; l and ! ' I '" ]I year. Deliver)· capacity of tnel central lo{'af lO!l wJih respect to 2 have a capacit~ nf 'J''·"""I Wett Bene! conveyor also will be increils-1the prmc!pal load rt•rJrprs ,,! ! kw t>(;lrh, and Units 3 and 4 "Trig• ed. from 800 to 1100 to the enitre AEP System that 22.1 (]()() kw eaeh , ns per , , bl I h . •'I' hotJr. Exp~nswn of the rmne a~ea s 1avora e a ~r cnmctle l _ 'h ' ' and eonveyor IS expected In cost WJthm I he romtnlctwn tradE's SPvPraJ small strf'ams flow ' about $25-m! Ilion mdustry and assuras,,~ nf e<JUlt-' Into .the Qp;Jd Sea . including Also mvolvcd m the . able lax ln'atml'nl from lor(Ji lht' River .Jordan, whJch flows for are 194 miles uf · , taxmg dlsinds. into il !rom the north. Lran.sm1ssion lme that will th e increased power productwn to maJor cemers of use through~ W'6 A.., RodNw Model Yotr Buy Howl out Ohio Pl)WN territorv . Wh1le all areas wrh bcnrfJI. Mr. Pren OfFER ABS0Wm Y ENDS SB>TEMBER 25 lit'f' ex.plamed. tht' new lmes v.l)l provide particular ac.vantage ~ a mrqor new sourrf' nf elt:('lric energy - to s1x of the company s nme operating d1viswm. tl1ose centered in Lima , I Fmdlay, T!l fm. Nt'wark. Zanes- , VJI Ir asd Cushodon TransmJs<nons expenditures in ' UN IQl!E HYPERBOLIC WATER·COOLING TOWER is shown at right In sketch 1 connection w1th the Muskmgum , J ( new 61 5,000-krlowatt elt>ctnc-gt:!ncratmg unit to be addPd to Oh10 Power Com· ' R1ver expan 1 .• ' · M k R s on are experleu 1 1Ji!ll.V s us mgum Iver Pl ant at BPverlv. The towPr f1r st ot its kind In OhiO, will to be in o::!xcess of $11- ·w Sl;1 nrl :no [eet . hl!!,h and wrll cool 220,000 g<.~llons of water a m1nute Construction : ADDITIONAL CAPA7'~T~~n. : of new umt Will begm 1mnwdiately, Wlth ~.:omp l ~tio n scheduled for late 1968. Mr Prentice S<l id rhat the ronlinued ~rowth in the lt';e r.f -.a •... lill0Tc.'1 .... ~ IIDIIfl. 401 ••• t\ maJor expansion that will !'truf'tion workers dunng the jobs to OhJO •• electnc power in Oh1o Power·s 1 IIMM-~-­ . . ot MPt . . . J80dets tD ..oel. Oae of 11M CIIQIIator Special Prices Throughout The Store! lnue,1se by 70 per eent til e peak lev 1'] ul a fll't>-.~f'ar l'on- · A.HHA~fa•:.\Ii':.'lT UNUSUAl sen·ice area had inrhr ated the I .-:Jt iea IWIWe b Ont CeAt lieleelnr pov.e r ger1erntmg cd- st rudwn per 1od; , . '. ' • , nrrd _for additwnal grneratmg ter~~o..c ..."' - "" lor .....11 ... pacil y of Ohio Power Cu ·.,big ~ P<Jyment ot m111ion.. of dol. 1 .\-lr Pren~l(~e provided some~c~paclty oy 1%8 and lh<Jt Mus«<tt ••• MtJ skmgum HJ\rer Plant at BPv- Jars of .new loLa ] taxes to ht>lp of the det<Jils of the :\1_uskmg- ' kmgum _Rver Unit 5 was lhe Da.i Mios llois Orp•n .., - c- -., Today' .. A GOLD STAR STORE .. urnd.BJ\:er Plant expansmn ' m- company. s asswrr I ~rly was announced JOintl y to- support schooLs. hig hways and d. · · · ' 1 da~ by (Jov. James !\ Rhodes othrr e~s rntral ~overnm~~t srr- c u tng t 1le lsclosure of an unlie saJd lhJt such growth had . n•u A 1N Pre nt1ce of Can 1on. v1ers· anu.1 usual arrangement of tlu: s1te bPrn OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT r 11 t b tl hrought about pPmanty Vll'l' pres1dent and ~~·npra! manor Je_new um . . Y le undlmmi shed agt•r of Ohio Power . - Added_stnnulus lo the lo- , It WI I! be bmlt m Washmg- r of mdustry m Oh10, rE>IIcr.t mg c·al economws through local pur-• lon county apprtmmatelv 3 - 1m the .o~ ta t e's genenl , LOC .:O L L.V 0'.-'INEO · I><AT • Q~-"o.LLY ..;NOWN _Consrruclron of li'P 615.000 . cha ses of suppl1es amJ senrces. I _IOtb~ of a mile from ~he eXJ.st- JC h~alth, and lhe growm~ pop- j ktlowatt st eam-electnc general In Iu s announcement. Pre~i- mg four -un1t plant wh1ch 1s ular1ty of the Lola! . elft·~;- 1 1 WY 2·3498 "EVERYTHING IN IIA!tDWARE" POMEROY mg unil will begin tmmedia!P· rlcnl Cnuk declared 'Thf' :H: P adjacent Morgan County. The t'Oncept among the utility's re.s i~ MAIN STREET POMEROY ly . wrth completion sl'hed ulf'd S"slern Js lmth able and anxmus rnt1re s1te !1es In a bent! of the for !Me 1968. The plant's pn· ~ " to dt'Vf'lop all the elednc enf'r- nver ftJr wh1ch the power staent f'UJlaCJty JS 880.000 kv. gy th<Jt can be utll 1zed in the , li1m was n.1med Tntal cost of the proJect is ,Jrea we Sl'l'Ve or that c<~ n be Mr Prentice al.so revl!'a!ed expected to be $106-millJOn. Thi~ ~x ported from 1t The problem !hat the new Unit S. unlike the includes expansion of the planl 1s and always has be<'n not tu pr_esent ge~erating units, would <mri its adjacent ?lluskmgum produf'C thf' p;lwer, b'ut rathrr utrhze a g1ant n<Jtural . draft 1 r'1inc and the construction of lo develop the drmand for it 1 rouhng tower to provtde the I 1 r ~ l<lled 1ransm 1ssion facili ties Thi s new program dernonsl ralrs hoge vn lume of cool wa1_er need- ~' The expansion will raise nur confidence holh m tlw area ed fur deam condensmg purMuskingmn Rivrr's generating :md Jn our rlbiltlv to find mar- po ses The tower umque m 1 C'apaeity to 1,~95 .000 kw and ket s lor thrs va sl <J Oiotrnl ot OhJO and one of the three largAT POMEROY MOTOR CO. ll J<lkt' it not only the Jargt•!lt , elrctn c r<m er.'' f'S1 m the Umterl Sta1 ~s -· 1\11Uid powrr station in Ohio but also , (;ov Hhodes crmgratulaled the sla_nd 370_fret high, be of hyper- , lht• largest on the seven-state Ohio Power Co fm· liS t>Xpan- hoi I(' des1gn, and have a OJ(JI- ; American Electric Powtr Sy- I :-;itm program mg fapa('lty of 220,000 gallons sit'm. of which Ohio Power is I ''This $lOR-mill1on inve~ t- ol watrr pt"r mrnute Tht" tower H part. Jt will alsn boost the ment IS a wond('rful exprf'~Si tm wrll lie 3CI5 m diameter at its m tolal capability of tbe AF.P of r-onfldl'ni'e in Ohio 's future," bn se. taper 1o a S\s~m past the 10-millioo • ,; Cov. Rhodf'.~ snrd "Obvtouslv , -·---====--~. }uJowntl mark, m<~king il th~ electri c power fac rlilit"s are a- FIRST fir~t investor-owned utility mong the very import,m t tcwtor:-; QUALITY ststf'm in the world to i>Ur- m mdustrial growth and plant REGULAR pas~ this miltstone. lof'illron. Ohio Power·s nf>w fa - Certified Oil Station In N1·w York . Donnld C. nhltt's odd mea~urahly to 011r W Main St. C I(J~ prt·s ldent ol Oh io Power t•frorts to hring mduslry and <tnll its pnrt•n t Amencan Elt>C"· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:_...:..:..;:;::;:~:;::;:===:::;:""i' tril' PI!IW'r Company, dl ~< 1 o ~ l'd th:1t the Muskmgll!ll Rivt•r I'X p:m , lon is 1/tf' first of four rn:1 ]or power develo pmen t.~ that l11e AEP S_vstem plans tu und£'r!Jkt' in the comi n"! months The others will be located tn othrr states The fu ur prn)t'cts plus thetr rt·lated tr.msmi ssiun faciiJtlt' S would rt ';m~s(' nl an t'Sl1mated Jflh'Slmenl of almost $370-miiJton and provide close lo 2 :). milium kw of nf'W rapacJiy. All .Jrr ~<'hl'du led lor uperatwn during thP period 1968-70. ' ' \1r Cook nolt•d fJ;1 1 lhc $.370n,rllron dnf's not mcl ude addJ 1mnal hundreds uf mi llions hemg s:)i'nl by thr r<\£P System on (Wl <;t ruetwn work alrN1dy un drr w<Jy He included m th i s ..:ategory the $125-milhon Cardi· n;; l Plant at Brilliant, Oh1o - B joint project of Ohio Power and Buck(•ve Power. Inc. FPDA 14TJ On tire other hand, he pointed nut that all of the proJects we1re 'I 13.6 ev. ft, aw . .. • part of <J seven-year, $1-billion expansion program an•nou1nc<•d I by the AEP System last year Packages never stick 1DaeltM. A d!ilfalll•-. for all parts or ils up,eralm,g • 1111 100-ill.-- top hzw t em tnry . • Twill -table H,odraDs Aside from providing an aflold -If lfl.bushel. bundance of low-cost electnc t 1 energy to help ensure the con• spacefor-.llaoml' stnrage - tmued growth of 1ts entire sev¥>-gal cartQa. ~n -state area, Mr. Cook said Even Ltss that the lour new AEP System With Tr.U.lnl projects would afford these add· ed benefJts · - Consumption of almost 146m•lllon tons of coal the ·anlicii>JIIed life of the facilliti<JS. 'I " ' 1 , ' ,, 01 1sum as to the unJt':; loc:atinn a meter of 160 feet, theo t!are 1dential, commercial and n·sti· I was madt>. it f':t'i neces~arv lor out lo 180 feet _across th~ top 1luuonal Lu-,tomers lie added local L.:mn~ bodJes 10 a~'iure The new umt alon~ w11l co.st 1Ihat the lalteJ was , 3 d1rect rf'· Ohio Power that prudence and .:tn e_st1mated S7l·~mlllon It wtll l suit of Oh1o Power "' p1:1tt~rn of good Judgment would be used 1 •• taxes rank as m • . Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept 2, 19611-1 I SCHOOL SALE STILL IN PROGRESS! I Lo OlE WIT 5·1o BEN FRANKLIN 5·10 1 ---""' -· m• orw...,.._. EBERSBACH HARDVVARE ml 1 OHIO POWER COMPANY {:: .. STILL GOING STRONG < 1 ', . ' ' ' ' ., Lowest-priced FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof Refrigerater! BRAND NEW 1 I .......,, ----····,,.-1 · 1965 CHEVROLETS CHEVY TRUCKS OK USED CARS Priced'to GO FAST'' ACT NOW! •• HURRY IN ! ... providing jobs lor over tl.lli~:E;;~~~ er~ and for hundreds of /' .' '· ' n . / ' .-_.... lransportaliolf and BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~elds ; - Employment of 2,500 _K.. ._~----------------.1 POMEROY MOTOR CO. All Can & Trucks On Display At Our Big Used Car Center OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 Your Chevy Dealer .. - ----·--. POMEROY • �~I ,, \ ..... ., uauy 3eJJtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ~ept. 2, 19811-l - - - - - - - - 1. ------:~-- John Arbaugh. II~• two ren returned home---Y,'ith hw.,·... , = • Tuppers Plams Rail's Ramblings · 87 ' l ' •, a bombed s o~~~ Tom bad reached and was stU! • • RaD $200 , million est form. climb~. I 0 I Social Events . : a 50-s uare • In rui: or at ri!:o;:e~l: B Mn. Evelyn Brlcldes Y Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perrin Lexlngton,'\{y., spent a vacation here with friends and Mrs. rela~v~s. =~: :o~:~s:ltaoenusly, .~t ~~~s~ !~ ~ :~0~. partially damag~- a~~," re-a:.;.,~ ·and ter spending ~erai weeki with tllelr grandparents. SPECIAL OFFERS Robert Marcioko Jr., Ray Powell and Charles Mankin of the Air Force left Tue•day Texas where they will take their trallllll&· M and Mrs. Jack Torrence rfumll wbu have been sia~~~ed , /Franldurt. Germany' with the Air Force is s~ndlng l'fOUI dAIIIIIDI METAL~ YOU'LL I'IIID mAT CRABOOAL QBILL lt.T O'OB .11.'1 YOUII NIIAIIIIJ (JOlT. BURBY, AI !EJIU(lO Ult.TIOIJI tlllPPLY Ullll'l:ll a~w;.ee:db::s.w~~lla~ ln~:~:nt~l sh:~~d Property TraDS(erS Ph~t ::t:n I tb• •••••••• 4lc '1.19 10 ~ •••••••• 71c 18'9 20 .... ••••••• 1.31 Cl u End0f Summer ean· p l~gs !liOns anurdnespo'radic gunfire broke Leola M. Gilmore, parcels, Rut- Cli~e and M:rs. Wesley fry are restless atmosphere, squad lland. . h t Estelle co-ho~lesscs . 'I d Rage anger H D CUnnmg am o ----car sirens w~l e . . , su~ Cu~ningham lot, Pomeroy. I AN SALE heated emotions reigned Argyle L. Deeter, Florenre l Ohio ~~~ Phi Chapter preme. . "" ·1 Five National Guardsmen, 1 E. Deet er, to William D·e.,Durst, OJ) Bela Sigma Pht .:l\lron Y . g r'Jfles with fixed IMa I sponsor thre~ carrym . rtha 0. Durst, 5 ~cr . ' · a rummage sale b t nd one a submach- Jve. , . day and Saturday, Septem er ] ?ayone s ~ve sp~ily by in a nobert C. Hartenbach, Sl~~r- [ 3-4 in the Swisher building on m~p~u:·spanish- speaking man iff, t? Maxie Wallace, Lots, 1\ m-1 Second-St., Pomeroy. ! Je d · ers·•1lle 11 I • FASTER STARTS D POWER EXTRA 1 _ $28.95 Preslo Cooker-Canner $22.1)9 1 - $30.95 Presto Cooker-Canner $22.00 1 - $79.95 Brue Grass 20" Mower $65.00 specially the a t!ILI' in the different driving areaa from eoaat 4 _ $1.29 Window Screens---- 95c 4 _ $1.89 Window Screens theelimate, thi• eoaat fili BkY Chief, ' . ,' U::,ed to your driving needs, wherever and whenever you $1.35 Drive in for a tankful of localized Texaeo ouraerviee, too. walked over and warne · m ' ·. l · dec Ho.."ll. , 6 _ $5.75 9'x12' Lino. Rugs $ 4 -9 8 broken English, "Don't go out , Eva May F emAidng, t; Hazel liff to Hazel Michael, Ill I . ht. Get across er G Baxter, m., S II 1 _ 12.95 5 qt. lee Cream Freezer- $9.88 there after e1g · L0t 8-9 Rutland, u on. . . now il you can." He was visibly IJean Kauff, s ' I Geneva G. Joach1m, Jean J. l scared. He had witnessed. the ~R~~~o~au~~dCecil Kauff, to Wolfe, Howard A. . to . 1 _ $17.50 G.E. Port1ble Grill- $15.00 worst outbreak of pure .dlsre- Stale of Ohio 1.429 acres, Sal-. Mary A. Webster, 3- $2.95 Picnic Jugs - - - - - $ 2 •10 ' Iter. gard for law and order m the 1 . isbury. J 1 Harvey , Eve1yn nation's history. . 1 J . w. Scarbrough, noxle Scar- 1 °.m Co to 1 _ 10.95 Thermos Ice Chest $8. 7 5 By Tuesday ~?rning, fiv~ \brough, to Lillian Proffitt, Par- ~ ~~r~,~ ~c Eis~. Letart. _ 50~ days after the Black Ghetto eels, Lebanon. Ralpi William Moore, lllan1cv '. l 6 _ 9Bc Flexible Ice Cube Trays - had erupted, .33 persons .~::~ 'I Pearley Ralph, Ethel D. Marlene Moore, to John F. 6 _ $5.95 Baseball Gloves $ 3 .0Q dead, 874 inJured, J,OS3 ha~ Ralph, to Dalton Grover. M~r- ~ ser, Dorothy L. Musser, Lot It staya er':i'ilke ou stor~ i ed. of lit e child· lie Carmans Sub., Pomeroy. beenHundreds looted. Even buryV. Grover, 37.65 A., Salis-1I 12 V~rgil Walker Myrlle Walk· I ;en had toted awa~ .goo~ 1 ~ I R;bert c. Hartenbach , Sher· er to Arthur W. Truman, red wagons whlle t eir pal en s : ' M Truman Parcel Sut:lon II t,ad filled cars to the ~vetierfiowr· l Win Blake returned home af.l enOrv.ille Hogu;, Mahei Hogue, in• with countless van es o d v F 11 Lot No 3 ' h d" T 1 1 rtrc and ter a stay in St. Joseph hospLt-1to Bernar . u z, · , rnerr an tse. o.a · · 1 · R tl· d 1 lo~ti n g damag(' estimate ' al and is convn escmg mce Y· u an · 'Trust your car ta the man who wears the YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS _. ' YOUR FRIINDLY TEXACO DEALERS Portar Te11:ac:o S.rvlc• Porter Wilkesville Ol[)tll'• Texaco Service GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Napptr't TtXICO Servlcl Pomeroy Wy 1tt 1 lhl1 Tex~ee G•lllpollt, Ohio c&M Canon Texaco Cheshlro Rutl1nd Phone 992-277 4 Pomeroy I • ac:c• , SURE-GRIP WINTER TIRE NYLON ALL-WEATHER .. Olher Sizes On Salel -SEPTEMBER SALES In Galli• & Mtlgt Count111 Devault't Texeco Servin · and tube-lypt:. ......... l FREE MOUNTING ' ·•' RIZER OIL COMPANY I I HO~l E OWNED & OPERATED YOL:'LL L1KE OUR SERVICE Phone WY 2·2101 =""" 1 • Social News Division Larry King'• wife, , of Ne• .Haven. · 1 TAKING 'l'lmATMEII'l' , Wanda, captured the first place , Labor Day weekend the club PT. PLEASANT Micl1ael crown in C Class with a 487., heads for Beech Bottom W. Eugene Klncaid, 18, IDil of Mr. The secoud p13ce crown went i Va., for Uti! State Champio~ship. and Mrt. Wayne Kincaid of Bernice McKinney, Pomeroy,, Point Pleasant, wu triDiferred . . Her score wa• 467. TTEND GRADUATION from Pleasant Valli)' Hospital NEW HAVEN - Pennsboro, with a 578. In Women's Instinctive Divis· A to the Charleston Memorial . . . th . f , ' H ·t I I t··~•er treatment West Vtrgm1a was _e scene, Robert Gr1mm o ~ew Haven lion Class D, first place was MASON- Mr. and Mrs. Les- osp1 a . or. unu . . August 29, ol the Oh10 Valley won Second plac. w1ih 429 and won by Karen Clark, New Hav- ter Dodson, Mason and her sis- Young Kmcwd was severely Jn· League Archery Championship, Harold Russell of Clifton won en with 205. Second place went ter, Mrs. Orpha Fields, New jured August 2 In a truck Archery clubs from Parkers- Srd with 369. to Ruth Roush, New Haven, Haven, attended the graduation dent on Sand Hill Road. 1tw burg, Pt. Pleasant New Haven, The elub also won an three with an 188 score. . _ of Robert H. Ball from the Ga~ pJck·up. truck overturned p:n. Spencer and others partlctpat- places m Class D. Inslmctlve : After the competJtwn the lipons Bu_smess College o~ Fri· rung Ki_nc~ld und~r_neath . r f•t ed. Division· 1st place, D. W. Em-1 01uo Valley League elecled day evemng at Wash~ngton th?se .w1shmg to VISit or wrllt· The Lemalshaw Archery bleton, New t-Javen . 45D; 2nd, l new officers for the commg school. Mr. Ball the son-m-law l KincaJd 1s m room Z46. Club of New Hav~captured i Bob Wamoley Pomeroy, 427: ,year. The honor of president of Mr. and Mrs. Dodoon, JMJ. first place 10 8 out of Z classe~ ! 3rd, Joey Housh, New Haven,lwent to Herman Ohlinger; vice ored m Busmess. Admm1stra-1 M1ss Elaine MeKinney. ~a~ rep.resented. Of the partlch 393 , president, Herman K~app tmd twn . ~e is marrJed to the form- recently released from Ple.Jli<lnl palmg Lemanhaw membero, all : In lhe Women 1 Free Style secretary, Nancy Ohhnger, all er ShJrlcy Dodson. 1 Valley Hospital all6 ourgery . of them placed in the eompetJ· j --lion. . Larry Kmg, New Haven, for the flrd consecutive year and shooting a 8M score, won .the League lnsllncUve Champion. snip. Nancy Ohlinger for the second consecutive year was the laague Free ~tyle Chamt>IOn Jn the Women 8 DivisiOn, I1 shooting 719 score. Allee Knapp with 426 is the new Women a Instinctive Champion. Eugene MeKinney, Pomeroy, ; captured first place jn B clas~, Free Style with B score of 110.1. f .11In B Class lnstlncUve DiviBion, all three places went to the New Haven Club. ALL-NEW m;~st place was won by Her720n ~~apb of New Haven Wllh M w e onme ~an Maire~~~ 1 w •~coni Pace 190 Tri!~IQJ•type ciP,ltS ~•!! in,_,poll 61 "'~sonandwoTin ur11 Rtlijged new ! iru with Tulsyn rubber went to you · \hroulh snow hk~ il Lraclor. Cor~­ G d C! k pace r t its all fa m•lv Ciir&, most familr budaet•. talns Tulsvn, the toughest rubtlcr iWer or nn ar o New Haven In full 111nl{<" Qt ~i zes, boll! tubeles• ~ ia GocdyOM 'ulQ lfre5.. '· I Skyin Chiefdriving is blended for ~lti:!~t t~';'= area. And Sky Chief blendl5 to ~ 7 _ $1.00 Window Screens _ _ _ _ 70c Will Meet 0 FrJ'day liET '1'1111lroBilY family •. who have helmeted rifle • equipped serv- ' u suit ol the sense ~s ed . been stationed 10 Bllburg, en ' ~ family after whieh Icemen dueking In and out of jority of pe.rsonst e~ many for the past three ~nee ~ll go to South Dakota niper fire echotng ing upon cJty s ree , have returned to New ey w . be tati ned doorways, s through burned • that another occurrence where they wlll visit his where he will s otb . what once had not break. out, were and other relatives for 10 . ;:f E:• conven· ~ homes or business places. such a thmg could an 1 • days after which they wlll . 1~ a en at the Day,ton een . this scene and you pen here in the so-called here to Tuppers Plains to !Jon at • 19 'tfagm~ot a German city of of Angels." her mother, Mrs. Maxine ' WI ~":rtd War 11 era but a Optimists now claim man and son, Mr. and Mrs IRSl ia~.torn, strife-ridden Amen- Bernard V. Fuitz, Betty \ things will be getting back William Chapman, Jr., and ~UALITY flO lly This was Los Ajlge- Fultz to Orville Hogue, Mabe normal soon. It IS not so. I They will then leave for REGULAR ' can c · recent Negro riots. H ue Lot Rutland. ''angelic city" wJIJ be 3 ong 888 where he will be • lesM~els had taken me ~art' D. Blake Juanita Blakt" lime recovermg. Perhaps years. Mrs. Lillie Lee Shultz ol Co- Certified Oil StltiOn the~ on SUnday. August 15. to s E. Baker, Sr, Nora · Jumbus spent a weekend Pome<OY (California Gov. Bro~·n ~~Ia~~ Baker _13 acr_es, Orange. Hard- Pleasant Valley Hospital with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. e: the devastating rwt o~er Max me Pru:e,toc:a Rood ADMITI'ED: Mrs. two davs later). . . Guglletti, w. SAVE NOW DURING OUR 1 • mg Rood :·· AJ [ stood waJbng for rea 20 acres, JVe. . Wal- Va . Mrs. tives to com~ and pick me up, William Wallace, Ma~Ie MMY Po~eroy, Ohio; Mrs. on a hillside overl~king th: lace to Herbe~t~· ~~~e;sville. Gleason, Pt. Pleasant; Earl M sprawling metropohs, dusk b . Jane Pugh, 'udson Mildred Roberts, Bidwell. gan to fall and one-by.,.ne the Paul Willard ~ura J W~res. BIRTH: A daughter to lights ol the mghttlme CJiy be· lo. Hudwn to ' . and Mrs. Jerry L. Mul.lins, ll SALE . k 't was an awe • ~~ acre Pomero} · Ohi rl REG. gan to IC er, I eat M bcl V l1cland Thomas A Cleveland. o. . piring sJghl -the gr a . ' C a ----5 _ $1.94 Cold Pack Canners-- $1.50 ~hled buildings towering above Cleland to Paul Marr, or Jg sk •line neon signs flash - Marr, .44 acre, Sutton. rr TO J\.fEET ON 8TH $3.50 ~e ~ ~ed different colors Bill y B. Orr Martha Lou_O L The Amateur Gardeners '"''h ll 2 _ $4.29 Cold Pack Canners :ng a hun d locations to Slanley E. Pullins, Bertha . of Middleport will meet WedID a t ousan · ·1 11· 1 35 acre Olive s t ber 8 at 1 _ $28.90 All-American Canner- $19.90 Bul the city was: not • tranqm . Pu ms, ··. . · ·nslruc- ne~day evening, ep em J t few miles away build- Hobet :-Juung and ~ 1 . th~ home of Mrs. Edward Burk1 _ $31.55 All-American Canner - $22.50 : us ~ d occasional explo- tion Co., to Charles (>1 mot e. ett !\. Third-Ave. Mrs. Betty Letart, W. Va. Hospital News . h Club Sh W an aw 00ts ay Lem Into Etg• ht F"Irst PIaces to Ealered HoiPllll ' P HosI I HI zer hours pitalersons durinen er thenglesto 24 1 d d· ~ Ballard Howell 0 By Jrepe Wlnebrener :~~r~ieid A:~.; Mrs. John A: Mrs. Mae Fisher or Hunting- Oller, 1702 Ea tern Ave.; Ter· PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Col. ton bas been spendlnJI some J, Pltchfofd, 425 Railroad Charles Lewis Chapter, Daugb· Ume visiting Mr. and Mrs. Okey Kanauaa; Brenda L. Rowters of the American Revolu. Roush. Waterloo Star Rt.: Shertlon, will meet Frl.day at S p. Mr. and Mrs. lttlian Giihoe man' Bonecutter Lower River m. at the Mansion Houae In of Huntlngton were Sunday Mrs. Lav;da A. Myers, Tu-Endie-Wet Park. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar. Rio Grande; Mrs. Don J. Gillis, Mrs. Eunice Beller will be in ence Hoffman. Their City; Mrs. Cletu1 Hard~harge of the program honoring Kondi. returned home Ewlngton: John F. Fultz, Constitution Week and Miss them after spendlllfi a Pleaaaot; L<wrence M. Norah McNeill wUJ tell of her of weeks with her Fowler, Pt. Pleasant; Nancy esperleoee. at Cedar Lake! dur· ents. Rt. 2 Pl. PleasinJ· American Heritage Week Miss Linda Wlnebrener B. McLane, Pt. sponsored in July by the state a weekend in Huntington James F. Peery, Jr., D'IR organization. was returned home by Mr. Apple Grove, w. Va.; Mrs . •~or· During the businel8 se11lon Mrs. Harlan Stanley. D. Snyder, Rutland: Mrs, six delegates will be elected to Mr. and Mrs. Thornton A'1aude w. YoWlg, Racine , Judrepresent the local chapter at of Columbus were weekend · A. owen, Middleport ; Mrs. the &lth Slate Conference to itors or Mr. and Mrs. Lydia Ast:worlh, Rt. 1 Waterbe h•ld in Huntington, OCtober Wlnebrener and Mr. and . Mrs. Fred L. Bui'son, 21, 22, and 23. The Col. Charles Henry Sayre Their daughters. Shade; Michael !i. Bowman, Ir. Lewis Cbopter will be one of Juanita. Patti and Charlotte, onion; Mrs. Ernest w. Methe hostes.s groups at the con- malned with their Knight, Rt. 2 Pedro; Donoa M. terence. Mr. and Mrs. Sayre for u week_ Scelhorst, AtheiJs; Sherman A covered dish picnic will Mr. George Rolllno of A. l'lrlght, Rt. 3 Welhton; Mrs. follow the Friday afternoon pro. 111., has been 8 gue 11 t pF i CJarence K. Loper, Wellston; gram. Hostesses for the affair parent•. Mr. and Mro. Bill Wilford 1. Tipple. Rt. 5 Athens; are: Mrs. N. A. Park, Mrs 1\olllns. He returned to I WU!lam G. Barker, Ashland. Louil Bateson, Mrs. S. C. Wll· by buo Saturday evening Ky.; Delbert Robinson, Ironton; helm, Mrs. E. B. Jones, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norris of Mrs. Paul R. Henry, Welloton; A. L Ro.,tter, Mrs. Milton L. Junction City, Ohio, have also Charles w. Young, Rl. 3 RidgeMiller and Mrs. John H. Col· been weekend guests of Mr. and way w va. · Mrs. Frank D Mrs. e·tI ·I R0 11·IDS. ' · Jackson. ' · I.IDS. Elsnougle, .. ' Raymohd L. Terry Okey Capehart and L e w i s Blrtho B:essing of Columbus were Mrs. Cletus L. Harder, Ew· Dies on Wednesday weekend guests of their parents tngton, son, 4:15 a.m. Wcdnes· Turner, Mrs. Lyndall E. Dial, PT. PLEASANT _ Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing day; Mrs. Ballard Howell, 3 Mrs. Jameo E. Jeffm, Mrs. 1•. Terry, &6, farmer of Galllpo- and Mrs .. Clara Capehart. Garfield Ave., daughter, 7:17 Ethel J. Thompson, Elmer L. lis Ferry, w. va. died Wednea- Little Chuckle Blessmg re· a.m. Wednesday: Mrs. Don J. Hokanson, Airs. Roy Bostic, day morning in Pleasant Val- turned 10 Akron after spending Gllll•. Crown City, son, 7:27 Gary A. Barnilz, Edmond N. ley Hospital. the summer with Mr. and Mrs a.m. Wednesday ; and Ml'l. Miller, Earl Ray, Charles w. He was born October 13 1898 Okey Roush. R. Henry. Wellston. dau. Copley, Mrs. Wllliam T. Hart, at Gallipoll• Ferry· the .;,n of . Dane flannum. or the , 6:04 p.m. Wednesday. Leonard A. Caohman, Mr the late Madison and Mary Ball mgton, D. C., pohce force ape~t Dlscbareed J~es B. Conley, Jr., Mrs. Elias Terry, He was 8 member or the 3. few days and celebrated 1 Persons recently discharged Sts!ion, Mn. Ray F. St. Clair, l Faith Gospel Church. b~rthday with hi• parents, Mr. from the hospital were: Sandra Mrs. Delphla Fisher, Mrs. Hen. I Surviving are his wife, Sybil: and ~Irs. Charles Hannum and I. grUfith, Kevin Pistelli, Rich· ry C. Amos, Joseph M. Jewell, ooe daughter, Mrs. Mildred Robert. . ard A. George, Richard D. Ken- Mrs. Paul A. Wise: Charles Kerns, Pt. Pleasant; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Hannum and sons nedy, Hubert A. Kelly, Jr., J. Young anJ Mrs. R1chard L. Mrs. Ethel Pierce. Copley, Robert and Dane were TuesdayTh ....o,.m;;;as;;;;;;;H,.ol~la~nd;ii',.Ch"-ar•l~es;.....c~.;;;;M;.;;e•a•do;;;wo.;so.;a;o;nd~ln~fa;;;n;o;to.;soo.;no.;. Ohio: tbree grandchildren and dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. r one great grandchild. ; True Blessmg of Mason C1ty. • Funeral services will be held Mr. and Mrs. CurtiS Hunt re- ' Friday 2 p.m. in the Faith Gog.. cently purchased a house traJJ. pel Churcb with the Rev. Don er and have parked 11 by the McMelloo officiating. Burial wiU home of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Mrs. Hunt was the former be In th e Rogers ceme tery. JBall. d B 11 Friends are being received at u Y a : the Mohr-Stevens Funeral Mrs. Allee Boggess has .sold H the Doctor Sm1th property to orne. the Appalachian Company. PT. PLEASANT _ Two Ma. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winebrener and sons, Charles and Lawson County youths, accompan. renee, have moved into their led by Deputy Sheriff Millard newly built homes In the South· Halstead, were transferred from ern Pine, section of Columbus. Juvenile quarters of the M-'lson Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin Somer- , CoWJty. Jail to the State Fores- viii· have returned to Bocoa . I try Camp Wednesday lor a Fla. after !ipending a month visyear's duty at the camp. The youths were Herman Holcomb, iting her mother, Mrs. Marga. L, and Rusoell Sheldon Rob. rei Thomas and relatives: Mrs. Dons Tack and children . 17 both 01 Pt PI bms, , . easand1. have been spen d'mg . severa 1 Arres t llsted In the Ja11 recor s d 'th h M . T 1 35 ays w1 cr parents, r. and was. Vernon Frankl10 ayo.r, ' Mrs. Murl Wolfe. Gai!Jpolls, charged with mto<· Mrs. Sandra Shields. Mrs. i katlon. Georgia Grimm. Mrs. Betty Shleld.s and Rev. and Mrs. Wit· bur Ba.ter attended the Advent Christian State Conference at Clcndinin, W. Va. . . Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing Gauge readings: . Galhpohs attended a cook out supper at Dam ll.9, 12.7, runrung 1 feet the home of Mr. and Mn. Clar· on rollero, Pomeroy-Ma100. 20.· ence Blessing celebrating a 57, Pl. Pleasant 23.96, Hmton family reunion of all the child· 0.55, Kanawha Falls 1.81, Char· ren and grandchildren of the lesion I8:91. London, Marmet later Blessings . and Wmf1eld dams were on the Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing &ills. and son, Lewis, were business Ohio River - Pollywog up vlslton In Pomeroy Saturday. 14, J:W p.m.; Bob Benter up Mrs. Mildred Flowers. Mrs 14, I a.m.: Dixie Spirit up 14, Velma Hollman and Mr•. Elva 2:50a.m.; Barbara Gay up 14, Canter were busine•• visitors 1 3:30 a.m.; Orco down 16, 8:30 and shopping in Pt. Pleasant. .a.m.; Cindy K. up 17,2:35 p.m.: Friday. Titan down 18, 3 a.m.: Peggy Mrs. Anna Cross is spending Downey up 18, 4 a.m.; Frank- somP time at her home as she lin Pierce down 19, 5:10 a.m.; spends the winters in Parkers· Jeflerson down 20, I p.m.: An- burg. drew Calhoun down 31, HO a. Mr. ond Mro. Joe Keathley m.; Edeana Bosworth down 22, returned from Romney, W. Va. 1a.m.; OVEC up 22, 5:15a.m.; after enrolling their children /) Walter Bed<jord down 23, 5 Carol Ann and Tony. In ochooi \) p.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 23, there. 7:211 p.m.; Allee up Greenup 3 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hoff. p.m.; Eutern down Greenup mao and children spent a week 7:40 p.m.; Alton 2ephyr up vaeationlng in the mountiaOJ of Greenup 10:50 p.m.; Valley West Virginia. 'l't811Jporfer up Greenup 4 a.m.; Mrs. Rhoda Yeager cui her Ellaha Woods down Greenup thumb while chopping corn !od· 8:30 a.m.; Jelfboat dowa Mel- der in her garden. dahl 2:30 p.m.; Buckeye State up Meldahl Ull p.m.; c. v. .UEClRICALLY Harner down Meldahl 9;30 p.m.; WELDED IN ONE PIECE Tlboll up Meldabl 11:40 p.m.: Wayne H. up Meldahl 5 a.m.; Aetna-Louisville down Meldahl CHARCOAL CHARCOAL GRILL DAR Chapter . r Pomeroy, 0. At Mason Furniture • • • SPECIAL PURCHASE SAVINGS! ·*EASY CREDIT TERMS, OF COURSE ALL STEEL We Can Convert YOUR BED Into A ... """ • I t - .... I i I. I ~\ ~ I 1 ... > SIZE BED! 10 INCHES We can use the bed that you h•ve dnow f~r §' be IS p1t• the conversion to a Queen 11~ • ured here. Let us explain and g•ve you com LONG plere details. e Conversion of Your Bed e The M1ttress e The Box Spring River news west Columbia News Notes Ull 1.m. 60 ! ' .' '' INCHES WIDE fA----- WHY SLEEP ON A NARROW and SHORT MATTRESS? a queen or Now you can have the bed of your dr eamst You can sleep like h t · k.ng on this big oversize, luxurious mattress by Bemco. T e mat ress IS :m~oth to and button free .... has all the high quality features, recom· mended f~r restful and healthful slumber. Let Ingels convert your bed at D low sale price. SPECIAL LOW f ·· No Down Payment, Easy Pay Day Terms Ingels Furniture Open Friday & 5 aturday Nights PHONE MIDDLEI'ORT WY 2-2635 1--------- GaUlpollo Dam Charles By Mrs. Vernal Johnson Stevenson down 2:30 p.m.; Pan. The Helping Hand Home IJe. zo up 3 p.m.; New Orleans monslration club held their down 9;35 p.m.; Glendora up nual picnic at the home of Mr. 1:50 a.m.; Polly Crane up 3:20 and Mrs. Raymond Lteving. a.m. long with the picnic supper Iauwba River - Semel up ·group enjoyed a chicken h•rl•ll • London 1;311 a.m.; Lucy Jane cue 011 the Lleving pstio. ~) Lucas down Marmet 9:30 p.m.;' Attending were Mr. and Mn. ~ ' ·~ F. Shearer down Marmet Leiter Foreman, Mr. and Mn. It:30 p.m.; Allen R. Mmill Hom.,. JohQ801l, Mrs. Zula Fry. down Marmet 12:11i a.m.; lleJ. P...ro. Jepnle Dickens, Mr. and en z. down Mannet 12:311 e.m.; Mn. Gene JeweU and Barbara. ' Jl, 1!. Bowles up Winfield It:· Ronnie Bland, Connie 10 p.m.; Elgercll!f clown WIJI. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Jnilllsoa, field 11:20 p.m.; buncan Bruce Jolm and' Gewanna and Mr. down Winfield 12:05 a.m.; Bea· and Mrs. Raymond Leiving, •er up Winfield 5 a.m.: J S. Sbella, Mll;e, Judy, Sue and Lewil down Winfield 6:15 a.m. Janie. 42'' w X 20" D " 72" H A NEW style, a NEW concept in kitchen storogt. Sliding glan doore. Plastic work surface. Elt(tric outlet, utility drawen, two 20" deep shelvn. White• exterior, aqua interior, MASON FURNITURE PHONE 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W. VA. I I • ·, ... ~ - ~ ~ ·- --:. - - --··. ··- ----·-·-··· ., _, .... .~ ·· ·-·-· ······ . . . . . ...... ' �... ........ ... ... . ... -:- -.-·. ~~ ' ""' , ·· ~_'_'- All-Out ' . , de lD « bl ~ .. ri I I 1\""F.W DF:LHI tuPH-Indian opposition polltical leaders. (that lnd1a had lodged a • vigor,,;_, Paklstam forces battled on <In nawalpmdi, an official ous protest" against the use by "~ ground and in the air over Pakistani spokt-srnan said 80 Pak1stan of Patton tanks sup· Jd' t ed lied b th U "ted Stat Th t. sputed Ka~hmt_ r today. West~ lndwn so wrs we~e cap ur P, Y e n~ es. . e 1 nn diplomats m Nt'w Dl'llu , 1n the ~!1tm!Jer se<.t1on ot Kasn- 1 anks were. ~ehvered to PakJs· :/J~-ro worked desperillt'ly to contain ' mir .J : . tan 0 condJti?n they _wdul~ be .t~' lhe fighting but warned that a Amen can sources confirmed used_ only agaJ~st posslble Commassive attack by either s1de l mumsl aggresswn. .·.. \.. rould make all-QuL war mrv1t"(The late u. S. Secretary ol able. state> John Foster Dulle-J and Prime Mini ster La! Baliiidur l others gave u• aU kinds of as1 ,:-;. · lhastri admiUed the loss of l. four Indian air force JOIS at-, .J ~ tacking U.S. - buill Pakistam l _ ... 1 ° Racine Band Boosters Plan Tag Day on 18th f.,. \1 John Is the son of Mr. and (Continued From Pase I ) . surances thiS would Dot pen," one Indian official com·1 mented about the tank. "But h th '' ere ey are. Goverrunent e~ploves c~m~ended Shastn fo~ t~I~g bold_ and brave actJon. 10 meeung the thrust by Pakistan. New Delhi in recent weeks has been the site of demonstrations by up to 100,000 persons pro- ~:; 've;~~e~e~~~l:de 1 GIRLS LOAFERS • }.~- t\ ti 0 lgger clashes ahead." , sehool. :\tlrs. Gt•ne Yost. pres!· I According Lo the latest avail-! dent, was in charge. Mr. Don fi;.· roo~ At Prices To Fit Your Budget COMPARE AND SAVE The Luxury Look At An In-Reach Prica pr. .. band din-e-: continuing today. Bul no dr!ail s Annn:~l 'T'ag Day was sri for • 1 ~· or casualty rt'porls on lodnv'" Srp!. 18th. The band ~·ill take 1 8 ~: fighting were avflilable. 1pari m the Lahor Da-y relebrrt- 1 "Our entire military slrategy • tion "' Pomt'IO\ COLUMBUS fUPI} - The gavel !mally sounded KATHRYN DRAGOVICH I; ,~;' 1 1. ~· will DOW have to be reviewed llnitorms ha~'t> hem i"suf'd Wednesday to end the 106th General Assembly's eight I Announremrnt is be in f. il ·· and the whole i:-.sue considered tn t h~ Senior band. All uni- month session. but the ghost of the reapportionment i!;- · made of the engagement and 1 in a much widrr cuntr.'<l.' ..l form~ arr to bt' c lc;~ned :-md , sue continues to flit about. approaching marriage of Kalht Shastri said in a bnefing lor ('ht-ckrd m immed<lh"'IY atkr House Speaker Roger Cloud said Wednesday he : ryo Junf' Dragovich, daugb- j i .I tou!ball srasnn. , will write a letter to the special federal court that ord·: trr ol· Mr. and Mrs. George , Black Sizes 8 1/ 2 to 4 4\1• to 10 $).99 eBrown eBiack I 4 lu 10 Sl99 pr. 'udl.. l Boys' Boys' Glove Leather Oxfords-Loafers SHOES Size BV2 to 3 . • $2.99 ev, to 3 SilO ,.,.... p,,, 1 $4.99 $6.99 ° Sizo 3'12 to 6 i Beef Stew Meat 69c & Tender lb. VAN CAMP Chili with Beans 15 oz. can P'- Canvas Oxfords Oxfords-Loafers Cu•hlon Arch $5.88 pr. Womens Plus Deposit GOESSLER ... Boys Pullover and Zipper Front RUGS SWEATERS From & 1 sz.9s Sl98 CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WAID CROSS' SONS 0, Boys BEA nLE BOOTS Basketball Oxf. Size ll to Big 12 ./ Jr .. enterlnined with a famil; 1 dinner Sunday in observance of lhe 15th birthday of Jheir son. Rill . Present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mr~. Man. ni g Kloes and children, Kent, Lor: and Lynn; MelaniP, Linda , Rose Marie and Denni~ HJlckelt, Middleport, and Mrs. George Siddall and childrPn : Tommy, Laura and Tl.mmy, Plattsburg. 1 I Good Selection Of Back To School Supplies RACINE, I Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett ' Corp. Size 4 to 10 • 1 10 lb. bag 35c SCATTER Back To School Fabrics ThP Fabric Slaop j 1 of :::::!• Sizo 6'12 to 11 Big Boys' ' REAcH oo FOR THESE DAILY Fo· r' $7.99 & eB!eck $9.99 pr. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE CO NV E RTI B L E McCoy'1 gal. Middleport 225 No. Second c f/1I ar ·shine 1 (- BONU,S ~ today announced ~ eJ ID lb. ,___ > TWA r I · Re)alt Super Plenamins PRilES OFFERm used by all 14 National Football League Teams. NFL Ent•m Division: Cleo.eland Browns . Dalla! New York Giants • Philadelphia Eagles ~' : f'tltsburgh Steelers . St louis Cardinals • Washo tnglon Red skins. NFL West•rn Dht\sion: BaltimOfe Colts. Chicago ~ Bears · Detroit lions · Green Bay Puc ken. Los Co~boys · Angeles Rarns • Minnesota Vikings. S<m francisco 49'ers. Each Re~all Super Plenamins tablet contains 1 J vitamins and 8 mmerals .... one_tablet each day is all you norman.,. need to prevent vttamtn defictencits. ,, ~0 Slats I to 6XSlttl Skinless 1 to 14- SIZES 6-1 B .98 Junior Sb01 7-15 2 ond 12·20 lbs. $5.95 up lb. c c Will VDU be my EU ly bun?.:' BOYS · WEST VIRGINIA PULP & PAPER co. \ BIDWELL WOODYARD PH. 388-8323 Dave Denham Forester Forester 1906-43rd Street Parkersburg, W. Va. PHONE 485-5054 926-23rd Stroot Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. PHONE 675-4017 FREE PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY SERVICES . .- ... SHIRTS c lvs. SELL, CONTACT: Paul ·Haywood ....... ,... . ' .. DRESSES COTTON & FLANNEL PINE TIMBER BIDWELL, 0, ( BOYS IF YOU HAVE YOU WISH doz. LITTLE GIRLS LANDOWNERS the U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM NOW- the training table vitamin Grade 'A' . Ameri(a·s largest Selling Vitamin·Mtnerat Product Selected for u~ by 10 1 a September :vlonday, Sept. 6, and there v:ill ~raft call of 2,764 men, a sharp not be a social security repre.eats, hotel and meals. ··' JUmp from the ~,990 quola in sentative at Pomeroy town hall SECOND PRIZES: BONUS SECOND PRIZES: ; August. The Meigs quota was that date. The next visit of the RCACokrlVSets RCA Portable Stereo four. A spokesman in the Ohio I representative will be Sept.. 13.1 Pbonographt headqu8I'ten; said the call also BONUS THIRD PRIZES: would be Increased for October, MARRIAGE APP!JCATIONS S) THIRD PRIZES: Douglas Cashmere Sweatert probably more than 3,700. Norman Howard Manley' Oougla~ Mink Stole! with Mink Collars Columbus, patrolman, and IOOFOURTHPRJm, IOOBONUSFOURlltPRIUSI FAIRFIELD STATIONhan Lee Slaven I! Micldleport Waltham li·Jewel Waltham 11·Jewef 70, low 47. Thursday reading - ' Donald Eugene Dye 191 CoolSportsman's Walche!5 ladie$' Watches Wednesday temperatures-big ville farmer, and C;role v ...... ,. 500 FIFTH PRIZES! 500 BONUS FIFTH PRIZESo 7, low 47. Thursday reading - ne Phillips, 18 Middleport Troyltp-A-Robe Aladd1n Porta·Pak• 62 at 10:30 a.m. dent S~ium Blankets T•prmos Kil$ 'awEEPSTAKEs os ,PLus-l.OOOSIXTHPRtzES: r---:~~-. I lf:PT£MBER )O~ 144-Tablet Bottle<; ol 22l4 ID c No.1 _ G, ~~~~ ,PRiiE; ) s£f~~\~~~~~:~!;1~,~ ~~~:~::Eb~:~i:~;" Round·lrip 1or 2 v1a TWA to the U. $.A. college or profootball bowl game of your choice, ltcluding reserved i ~- -1~;_,.,..;,....;·.--;;~:;.>·· 1 soles ----- I 84th Birthday 25C 6 ~;t;t:. 39c Coca-Cola - Wearproo! welded Men's I u Lean Made in U.S.A. by New Yorker Sweater I : $4.99 ,.._ P'· Heavy Crepe Soles 1 : & s----·- . Celebrates BONELESS Size 3'12 to 6 I . va) Hartung POTATOES Size GIRLS OXFORDS . 1 U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A LOAFERS 1 \\'; 1ys ~md .\-leans Betty , Courts one·man, om•.vote rtrcumstances of our failure to ; sm, tu Roger :\lien S!a('k, , eiTALIAN LOAFERS lbv~:~. \1arv ~~~~ ""II, Rnmona iedict. I come up with a plan." ·1 son of 11rs. Ada Slack and the ltlt~~::,e~· r~~~;hn~u;~~~:·; , Vonker . .Junr 1\sltlev. Ivn Law- I . hr stated. late OrviJIP: Slack of SyraPubtione.~ ev .. ry ;lltmwoll cxn·pt rPnc't• 1\)hl'rla (;)ue'>!"'Wa mp, i HI:' sa td he would le\1 the l1 The House defeated 1'uesday 1 cuse. Miss Dragovich attendSunday bv nw vn o v~llq PullLi~h was un- , a (_.Qp ~ · oj · the Senate· · tng t:omLl~ll}"· 1111 \h-cnJnl (' M.. Poon 1 1\ial' Gtwlltg. ;tnd Rl'llialt ,\JI'l&· Jlldgrs the legislature . venmn , e d th e L"JDCO In H"1gb SCh001 ID ero,. Ohio . n""""'' on.rP rhon" ..,. , ahie lo eome up wLth an accep- 1passed bipartisan reapportion- Milwuukce. Mr. Slack attend1' r. W'I" 1-21~ . jjAI IT u ro.1 1 pno;:.nli! 1\' 'i ~ . } nd was thus turn- ment " proposal. 21.'17. . T.1g O;lv \1t·mhr r'ihp - Ka _i table pan a ed the POmeroy Hlgb School Rnt~N!tl u •O'cumt r ain m;ullnw · ·ng Jhe problem back t 0 the., · empIoyed at tbe Everm~tter "'the pu~l utr"·~ .., ronwr-n-. lhll'f'n Norns. :\rva Ba1!ev ~1-.r- 1 1 an d IS Ohi o . I ·] · II w· ,·. . I ~ I .. K.I' u[r court. . I britr ~~lertrical Corp in Mil· ~atlonal advi'"J"l i~lll~ rt' pr<•oenbton' · . <; },I dfnlll ,HJ( r,l { I n Pn . , . • ' • , Botlinrlh 1-:nnh:o.l l. IJlr . JU [p~ina- 1 C•lnCt'SSIOn - Ella \1ae Hill !'he Republican fror DeGraff Infant naughlt>r wauker. 1he Wf'd<lmg has btell ton Ave."'""' 'tnrk l.<U. "\P'dl liS "de and , . t for ·sep l · tt m . M"l1 wauaee, ··'· 1 1"t . was snl>s<·l·,p unn ra•P -= n.. ~"-~'"" t1y and Svtvia \\'Jl!al s,·ad ' · 1 • . own 1 a • se , earrier . . ~~.,~~ "'"'"1.1ote - ~o """'-• UmtOrms _ Fsther Svlvr<;ter I the legtslature LS not ch:ugt'dl Bnrif'd Thurstlny I P~<r wPek; 011e )"\";or on ad,·ance ~r · ' ' . ·1 · • · · ' ] the Oaily :-..•nttllt"l offl("~. !IJ .60: s~~ . lnst rltmen! rent:1 t _ r.eral-! W1tl1 mlorm1ng lhe courl. montll~. $7.~0; Th ; <'f' •n()nlh' S390 I . ; '·However I t"t•el in ffi\' Graves ide serVICes for Lore!· CPI-At'(,JfUlinlPfl I B~ ~\otor Jtout@ w•u~rc c~t~"'"' ,,.r .l dme Cross. i ' • '1 ·tder. ·mtant · _ , ....... 1101 ,1VJllnhto·, .. ne ~ooth u.Jo . 1 ,.. 1, . d , caparitv as pre!;id~ng officer 1 t<t Ann Sn daughter r's ErrJ'ovefl _ • . .1 , 11 lly m>:ll· one ~e"r $10: Sll monlh1 ' 11o~ p tta 11 \ - ,,,wml 1~mt ~L . · ·. , of Mr. and Mr:s. Morris Dale J 10 1 ="~··~·':.;';;:'re~•;..m;;,":.,":.,"':.," ::":., ·"' : ., · ...,.,...-; ' R11 th Br.1dtorrl Donna H11l , shou ld rommumcatt> V.l!h the . Members of th Oh r ·udge thank the f0 t1 0p- Smder, Depot St.. Rutland were · e . c.•'t a , .)tan Sa~n· . :-vlary Lnu lh 1 ~ IJ s. , m ~ le _ held today at 2 p. m ~L the i Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sor- 8'12 to 3 1 4 to 10 PubltrLty - Nancv Ervm. portumty to tr~ to reac 1 agree . . onty enjoyed a wi 1 FIRST · ment and inform them of the M1les Cemetery w1th the Rev . d . ener. rous QUALITY Black Leather - nd - -' tod h" h . SQUAD CALLED Herherl 0 . r.nmm officialing.j <tRn 1"0lmgk Monday ewnmg at COfn ay. ~~ . .. . . . . oya a Park. This wa.;; REGULAR Sunny a Black Suede 74_77 . Clear and eool again to- ~Jddleporl emrrgency • res- ! Surv1vmg m addition to her , the annual get-acquaintf'd pnr· Certified Oil Station night, low 55-SR. Friday mostly cue squ<1dmen wrre summoned parents are a brother. -H.andall 1ty Biege Suede Pom•roy fair and warmer , high 81 _84 . at 9_11 a m. today for Cora Dale. at home; the maternal i Attending werr Doroth Am ~1orn~ kof ne11r MLBngsv1lle, · Y1Mar · G who grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. 1b•rg· '- .._r, Ba r bara Bt tzmg, wa s _ta ('n to e1gs 1eneral Wesley Young, Rutland, and the , tha Eschleman. Pat Hind Bet- ~ :1"4~ifr'-.'-""" ''''" ·"'"r;::'~ .,,~~-~ 1· Hospt!al ·t forh tre-Jtment Mrs · I sy I'10r ky, ,~~1an·one Keeyb,augh. I . k of an paternal. grndmother · , appearrs ea1t at.tac . 1 Jane Smder, Pom~:roy . Arrange- In<~ t\l<•ado"·s o., 11 . . r, "" , JX: Y R·<JW 1-mgs, ' , menls w~re under dJrectwn n I Barbara Riggs, April Smith 1 the Martm Funeral home Rut- M MEET TUESIM \ S .. · . ~1lddleport Boy Scout Troop , 1• nd ' ' ary Carolyn Wllt>y. Marilyn . . a · \lr'lseeutl Arle ~1 D · I · ' 245 will resume re~ular mPel· ne 1~ c an1e . Size Tu d ." Guests for the evening 1· 8'12 to 3 1mgs es av evt'nmgs ot the DJVORt'E GRANTF.O A B · • • ' M"d 11 ·p bl' · • nn armtz, LoJs· Clelland Flo 1 : : II; eporL M~lf Jed I' ,!,hi rary A divorce has bt>en granted Martin. Sharon Mciaht>ls ..Mar• : a p. m. 1 or 1yse ~~ Karen Gregg Bane from Wil- '1 · .· B n· · : • sroutma ster. . . . JO!Je uri. Jta Ball , Carolyn Black Suede ~ : h.am D. Rane ~~ Me1~s County ! Grueser. Susan Knigh t. Rosl:'tla Rep! ile Trim : : t:ommon Pleas Court. rhe plam- i Lisle and Judy Crooks MEET AT MARTfN tiff had charged extreme cruel.. ! ; : The Middleport - Pomeroy R~ 1 ty and was restored her maidl : , tary Club will meet Friday 11 1 en name of Karen Gregg. FIREMEN TO MEET : ~ · 6 p. m. at the Martin Restaur-: A special meeting of Pome: i ant with a short business sesCAR OWNER FINF.O ·roy firemen will be held al 8 i : siun in the Columbia Gas 11f- Kenneth L. Knox has been fin - o"clock tonight Lo makr fin a I Si7.e i fices following dinner. ed $100 and costs in Meigs Cmn- plan: fo_r the l.ahor Day cele. • ~ I t_y Court on _a charge of permit.- bra !Jon ~~ Po~eroy . ~;md_ay . 81!2 to 3 plus RCA Home Entertamment Center mcluding Color TV, VISIT IN COLUMBUS 1 tmg an unlicensed operator to The meehng w1ll be m the F.reStereo Hi -Fi, AM·FM Radio· Douglas Mink Stole. Pair o1 : Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ander_son , drive. Judge Frank W. Porter I men's Headquarters at town Waltham 17-,lewel Watches • RCA Portable 4-S peed Stereo I 'nd boys Tommy and Ke•th. l Jr.. suspended 175 of the 1 hall. and Bertha Da1ley spent last a d 1 ced K · I Ph onograph • Douglas Cashmere Sweater with Mink Collar ! weekend in Colu b · ··t· n P~ nox on stx 1 T z· A R b s d" m us VIS! mg probai.Jon • roy 1p- _· o e ta 1um Blanket • Aladdin Porta-Pak• Mr. and }Irs. Edgar Peeples. ·---Thermos Kit. SS OFFICF. CLOSF.S . 1 ePENNY LOAFERS DEVOTELI TO INTERES1 01" MEIGS MASON AREA I Brown ·..._.=...!:W=:::. 1 Beatie Heels {~.. THE DAILY SENTINEL ] :PJ,:::;,:,~~~ ~~~,:n~ 1:,:•";;'1~:::,~···~,~;r ! ~~e~~e~e 1 ~h~ J~o~~p~!n~e(presentatlves__reapportioned i ~;:g::!~~~ ~:~!:~k:~r~i_::: 1 e BUCKLE ,'( 1 Back To School ShoeS $J.99 Many cities were represented of lhe Cheshire community will daughter born July 23 at the Byer wa.ll! observed Sunday with j held Sunday, Sept. 5, at Bladoa during the annual reunion or : have been ma~ril'd J5 years on ! Mercy Aospital in Springfield. a family dinner ~~ the- home of Woods park on Route 161 ia eo. the descendants of Hoyt and S~pt. 4th. Jt IS al~ the 76th The baby weighed 7 lb. 2 ozs. her p&rents, Mr-. and Mrs. R~>- IMJ!bus. All friends and re1J. Mary Curtis at Thompson's Park ! birthday ~~ Mrs Br1ggs She und was named Lind& Lee. Ma- bert Byer, Fa irla ne Dr. Attend· ·i,·es are invited. Fi1st Liveqxml. Seventy-eight ~a~ marned op..-h,21st birth- ' ternal grandparents are .~r . lng were her grandparents, Mr p~rsons attended from "Ree~~- ~ da~ · ';: I and Mrs. Oscar Henry, Clifton, and Mrs. T. G. ll ildore, Racin<! il FIRST VJUe, Dayt0n, Akron, ~?'ailt, i They have one son,' M.,errlll ~- Va., and patern~l grand· and Mrs. Kenneth Byer, Mid- OUALITY West Carrollton, GranvJite, Co-l Briggs of Cheshire, and a d~U parents are Ben QUJsenberry, dleport . They were joined by ' REGULAR lumbus, ~ohnsto!"n, Youngstown., ter, Mrs. Beatrice White, who Sj:racuse, and Mrs. Oa Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byer and Alexandria. Chester. Canons- Ilives near the parental home Bradenton, Fla. The Qmsenber- wns, Kenny and .John Certified Oil Station burg, Pa. and Parkersburg, W. !One daughter Helen Briggs. rys have two other children, ~l-he.,..e..ve..n..in.;:g:..._,......,... ~11\o~ln St. ,.,.,...... Va. died a! the age ol 24. They Dnnald Duane and Kimberly_The Palmer family had have one grandf>on, David Car·ll\ay. charge or the. arrangements for 1rol Briggs, who is serving ,01 ; thP. baf>ket dmner . The !966 1 the Navy and i~ stationed .; 1t 1 PI.AN fOMMlJNION VAL HARTUNG BEWARE OF ' event will be held Aug. 21 .tt Norfolk, Va. Two granddaughl· Forked Run SLate P<Jrk. ers are Pauline and Charolene Communion services will hi: If k White, and one great grand held Sunday morning at 9 a.m. .'C argent lS 1 daughter, _Karen Briggs. at lhe Syracuse F'irst United l 1 I (., ..sl of Honor I Mr. Briggs has one sister. Presbyterian Church with the \• Rick Sargent, who has been Mrs. Ga~net Kirby of Ch~shirf:'. H.ev. Leona~ Mcintire, generfll at the Great Lakes Naval Base Mrs. Bnggs has two sJster"i, Presbyter o( Logan , in the ---for basic training and is home Mrs. William Reynolds and pulpit. Sunday School will fol 1on le-ave, was guest of honor at ' M~ss Cora B. Rupe, both of low. The public is t.."'lrdialty ON DIAMONDS I • . , a party Saturday evening given I Middleport. ' invited. 01amqnd5 have a definite ~alut- almos1 like e~ . "*'• ..- • . The 86th b~elhday of Val Har : by Mrs . Maxine Arnold and Mrs. -'""~on know~ ~~~~ D•l di'leounh u•11ally nMan inferior lung. Minersville, was observ.l Philip Radford at "the Arnold untrue v•l.-e . .-.nd that can lud to 1 lltltlma ot ,..,.u.,. )O OJ be sure of hone ~t valuo? Bvy the ed Au~. 22 wilh thesf' relatives home, Athens Road. d amond w'th tne bMt !l,!<putation and fnends at a family dinner · Refreshments were served hll~ Ar1ca.-..ed . The la•gul rin1m1ker on Aml'ric1. Al'lcarvild cert•fie1 each Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGrath throUghout the evening to Phil . Complete se lections ready for you: suede cloth, d oamond W 1lh ots lama us • WilY auar · and family and .\1r. and Mrs. Roberts. Dave Hen.cJier and Ter-1 sportswear fabrics, drip drys, woolens and dacron a ntee- m "'"''"g P'lces starl as lew n $ 50. •nd th ..y'rl not llvailable Donald SayrP. Long Botlom ; ry Housh of Racme Jane Dougat dilcount ho"~es l See our Artcarvecl & collon lllen~s. Mr. and Mr!-1. Charles Hartung, las. Sharon Smith. Susanna Aruledlon- you'l-l never 10 wrons with an Barberton; Mrs. Mae Tuttle, Mr. n~ld, Jackie Jones and St.ephaCustom Dressm•king & Tailoring and Mrs. R. C. Gibson, Miss me Radford Pomeroy; Jim Vesita Tullle, Akron: Mrs. Veda Bennett, Clift.on, W. Va. : Harry Parish, Miami; Mrs. Lloyd Surface Mason, W. Va .; Jean DIAMOND AINQ Summerfield. Long Bottom; Mr. Folk, Wort.hington: and Ann FAMOUS SINCE 18~0 ' und Mrs. Clay Tutlle. Middle- Wallace of Jackson. Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns SET- REUNION , port; Mrs. Glenn Lawson, and Ch ildren, Mmersv1lle.; Mr. and : The annual Swartz family re- , WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND Mrs. Earl ~lartung, Akron; Mr. union will be held in the Woode ! and Mrs. Charles Marcinko and grove aL Alfred o s d ,' POMEROY f ·1 • • . on un av OHIO aml y, Long Botlom; Mr. and Sept. 5, wHh a basket dinner 8i , JEWELRY STORE POMEROY Mrs. Thead Croy, Chester; Mr. noon. and Mrs. Robert McGrath, Miss - -- - - -- Betty MrGrath, Pomeroy; Mr.· • and Mrs. Veri Tultle. Tuppers ! Plains; Effie Pyles, Reedsville; i Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, I Tuppers Plains, and the host and hoslt"~$. Mr. and Mrs. V<~l I Hartung. I . Ohm Youth Chmr at the 112th the Title offico division of the A family acquaintanCe said tht Ohw State Fa1r. Meigs county clerk of courts oft · 1h shortages and the . f .1 t d toda Th couple understands hetr neg cease-lire with Pa•lstan m The choir will consist of 3001 bor's tragedy as much 81 their 16 L k5 own. ,1 ,. 10 1 .1• Rann of Kutch. youU1s who have exhibited ex- I' 1 Tod 3 Irxf1 08 wer orcyc e.,, rm ers, rue " ~ ~ e ceptioPJal vocal ability and will! and 106 autos. Titles for used Dane may be having difflcul .shaba~ Shastri" draw its members from every vehicles totaled 177 being 155 ty understanding the grief awl Shastn county throughout the state,.J'hisl cars. five trailers. 12 trucks: tears. He has no recollection A group constitutes the world's and five motorcycles. llhe killing. · . ha~testlng. food ' e :=i~~:~~::r~ RetardedBoy sing at Fair lr R t t ~ :~~~stinth~a~h:si;bil~~: .~·:~t~~~ T~;;:~:~ A.~:~,i:t::er~e ~;~ eappor Ionmen ~ ~ ~~~~e~~~~t~~h~~~~~:~d~;h~~~~ ~~~il;:~sr~t~~~~c~e~. Haunts Assembly a I _ Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 2, 1985.-, curtis Family C1u•sllire Couple DAUGIITEII BORN Reunion Held at 'fo t "e/ebmle 55th I Mr. and Mrs. Dnn QuisenberOBSERVES BIRTHDA¥ • I ' ry ot South Charleston. Uhin. PLAN IIEVNIOH f aSf LIVerpOO , Mr. · _nd Mrs. Dav1d Briggs ! are announcing the birth of a The fourth birthday of Julie ' Tbe Spencer reunion wlU be 1: ,. ~- · t ~~nH\~~t~h:l.~~gR~iit~e ~~! ne~tl::hi:~: d::~ 1~gust ~v:u:::..o~=a::·~~~~;.t . ...... • e-natiy Senttnet. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., sept s. 1965 John Sayre to War Threatens to Engulf _. r:, . ~ ,.I' • ) ·.~ \ WRANGLERS ~~: _ _ SCHOOL SPECIALS! G.l. JOE NOTEBOOK 78t "A GOLD In the oven or on the grill, Heiner's enriched buns make a hamburger or hot dog something extra special, their scrumptious flavor is irresistible ! STAR STORE" ·SIMON'S MARKET PLASTIC LINED GYM BAGS · · · · $1.00 WEBSTER DICTIONARY · · · · $1.00 c 2 lb. box MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·- - - ~~J OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 TO 9 "AIR CONDITIONED" MILL STREET Good things ao with E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 . •• • 'cause Heiner's goes with everything good! POMEROY • . I • �.... .. ~ ... . ~' - . . ~ ... ~ .. ' ··-- - ..... ... •• ,. - Classified Ads Your Modern.Community BUlletin Board \ Ill-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o..:.·~pt. · 2, 1965 Pomeroy _ Motor Co. 2 SIGNS COAL FOR SALE ·' Harrisonville STOKER ·COAL News Notes Mr. Lowell Heltger of Gallon ami Mrs. Llnnle Warner of Shade wer recont visitoro ol Mrs.Josle Heltger. Mrs. oma Ari• bas be•en a .. siSllng Mrs. John Stout who Double Scrtenod. Oil Troatod If Doslrod The funeral of Gladys Welsh hns been ailing. Blackwood 70 was held at the Dana Turner Sr. IDd Dana $1195 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan SEE OR CALL Presbyterl~n Church at Turner Jr . moved CUed Brown'o TRAILER SPACES, Oat rate. Loca.l car and cleoo inside and out, f:lwn finish, automatic 2 p, m. Wednesday. Burial was trailer to Delaware, Friday. water, free sewage. Conta!'l trans., heater, &ood W. W. tires, . • In the Wells C~metery at Down· ~s:. n_asa Marklns and Mn """"".,''""' John J . Fry, Depot St. Rut· 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. $895 ROUTE 124 AT RUTLAND TIPPLE ington beside-her lote hu•band D•v•d H1nds of Zanesvllle vi• u "':" Pu;~~~·~;;~!: land. I 26 30tc 6 cyl. Powerglide, radto and heater, whilewall 1in•s like PHONE SH 24952-WY 2~3469-WY 2-2437 John 'Blackwood. Mrs. Black· itcd Mrs. Harl Haning. or•r•·•·llnn•"'~ ~- r"'" •no"r" ---~=-::-::-:-:-:::--new, clean interior. Ivory and gold finish. A sharp car. wood was born and raised here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jo~ ftP.Prt-' 1,.,..,..,,_" "'• lliUI'> I -· La 1 G db d b . ••,., '"" ... ~ _,.,..~, ~· FOR SALE 11960 Mercury Parklane H.T. Sedan __ $895. -----,.---;--:-;--:;---but went to Columbus to Jive auu ure 0 Y rna e a USI •ol"ll \.Dan _ '"-"'""' 1uartt011 werepher daughter, Mrs. Jet ~lack finish, clean interior, l:lll gnod !ires, automatlc Legal Notice d dd Kalh· 11 "'-'fler the death of her husband. ness trip to Zane~ille. 1 ""''ltli 4 ROOM house on La ure I o·rr I , trans., power steerine and brakes. .Mercury finest mo deI. - ----': ;:;,-.=.----1 ryn e ers an gran aug I cr. She Is surv,·ved by t•" o cl••·t•. " .Mr. and ~rs .. I:Jud Douglal f'or ..."' • ., ..,..... fOR u.u Mrs. Barbara Doe, Arcadi8 ··1 1-'<1 M N II 1 Clay at Hot • Cenbo PM Wlll"'' .;tPP '"·~400 gallon water lank with I Offlrl will be recelvrtl unlll 10;00 ~, W'JJ d K d II d I 'I rcn, Mrs. Betty Jewell or Co· ' Sl I . f!;. ,. e ,e 11 '&';!:'"';., .;~~:.· ,!!' 1:",;:St<!ncl, 30 feel hose. ~all Joe , A. M. .:.n saturday, Sct•t•m•her 11. l~r . I ar en It an I'll · hrnbus and Donald at hnmP: jzf'r hu'l fJijal '"':-J,V. teOUtlw •fiNJ'tl<'lt>~ Hysell, Pomeroy, OhiO, WY' ~=!!·.:~· ~~:n re~~~~==~~~~n o~~~:bu~~ dren of wa.r~e.n, Mich., sp~:nt a two sisters Ethel Hegwood and Mr. Homer Lee who under 11 0 ' '"' .,.nt 01.,.., .. ,, " •••o •II• UN' ·ti' . B '. . tp Town~hip, Me1111 t:ounlJ, Ohio, con· ft'W days VISitmg Mr. and Mrs p · b lh I Colurn''IIS went major surgery at Galli • . 2 6 9 ~"~"~.~~N~,..•:• uw·n .M Rlb.e 2 ,, ,, · r'EN EVES 9 00 p M taJntng Jo :11 ~;·res. more or le~~•, "' }tarry Potts and other rela 1.en a arre 11 o o u . . . I I Oll n1 oniD • ~ - -· J ' ; • • II deiC'rli.led in IJeed recrrdld In . • and seven brotherS and Sl~ll"'~ poliS ICUnVa]CSCing n Ce y. 11.2:1 w •" ioou BTU Tt-mt"o floor fur· \'nl. 201. l'n . . 3!17, or the Deed Re- Uves A G'lk dl tmnm ll:aeb MldiUoo•l ...... .-o 1.. h d ...... Eaft'W QttiO ('Oto.ll uf Melli County, Ohio The . . . pr<'{'Cded· her in death. She w:.~:; ' 1r~. va I ey was a n I:JII ~"! B~~ • . , o.u, nil<''t'. rt>a~unable. Ric ar F"VR'' n.v•, property 1, appraised u IJOfiOO and Mr. William Holmes and Mr. d 1 dEll · nPr guest of the Clinton Gilkeyl 1J 1 e:ao ""'· ~ ts.OO 800.._ , ;;11,ghan . p) 10 ne WY 2-3~74.~·~=====:;::=====-i:==========;icannot n1 sold fo•· •n• tt1m1 the F Quisenberry visited in ttl~ aug1ter o nm an en.In Alb!'"'' Sunday. 8 ....,.......... ' appratsen price. Term• of Sale: · · W d Wel sh 1 00 ff'tl ~. A 9 2 Jtc . C•~ h a ntl IUhject 10 Ull UeD for I Athens with tbeir daughter and ' . • M Mr and 'Irs Ro....,. Clark TO • Bult'ness ~-rvi~.. Real Eti~ate Taxea ror ·~· ' Mr. Andf'rsnn Balm and r. . I~ . Den aUt.n:r... ~~:lJii --::;-H}~s I th M'd Mar~ .,. FOR YOUR I MAR'I EVANS, Admlnlstn·· son, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Quls· . . \I I'· M I d M and Jov Wiseman and Mr. and 1 " PF.AC ·· a e · way be d f .1 I and , rs ,av o es an rs . . 1 , 1 ~ or the b tne of saru PHONE WY 2-2156 1 kl'1. Pomero\', Gerogia Bel!e, OON"l PUMP y'lD SIURgtsh sep. E1·ana, uecea~oo. en rry an amJy. . . Vrrna Hanmg of New Albanv Mrs. Jack Clark and children p I h d ,, tan" Uet Klean •'m-'11 Crow, f'mw and l'or·ter Mr and Mrs George Wilham ' eHr 1. now on an · " ... "I.!.! '' ,\ll l.>•·lll"~· ror Admin!atrnrt• · . · were dmner guests or Mr. and. · aIt en d'mg a b'1rthd ay d'mner ror 1 While 11:1 1 :16; 1111 2 • a. 3tc Alberta's arriv ing Thursday., ~epttc tank cleaner. LandRoush, twm daughters anr sr111 u G ll 1. Wed d d Mrs. Weltha Clark recently at • Ak t k · 'f' ,,;rs. •uv o m nes ay an Not1ce 1 Brin& container. Phone WY 2-1 rnarll. fi'arrt Bureau. VISIT LEGAL NOTICI o. ron spen 1 wee Vl~ mg attencl{'ci. lhf' Rlackwood funeraL Downington. ~82. I 2 3tc 1 18 tfc ~i~!~~~et!"~~~~:;~. ~=·~/':e:o~~ hls uncle, ~r. Eber Roush and Mrs. nobr-t Alkire and Bob- Mr. and Mrs. NN Perkin' Til!: CHESTE R Fire Depart· ~, HONDA 150,·-·Whi';_ - Si'd-e - •ble tlillgt-nce cannot be ucedatrnle, otller relatives. b} "I . ·'J d ll1e F , 0 . (Patsy Clarki and children re1 ~ will take uoll c·e thai on I he 16th dar M A Whit d J 1 ol JSOn VlSI e ment 1!1 s.pon~oring a fhirk- ~ '"811 trr·es, electric started, of AugWit, t91M. the ptalnttff. Eitel· rs . gnes e an anH'S u•h l . Col b ently centlv moved into lhe Whitting , Ja M. f'ou.o, nto>d her petltton , 11 p;ru:t Robert Mr. and Mrs. Kenny ,. a eys m. •.1.m us rec . · .. eo BarbPrue and ice cream " windshit•ld, 2 mirrors crash: I bln:t In the t.:ommon t'le .. Court of . ' . . , ._ Mr~. LOU1Sii' (,Jlkey. Tad and tort house. The Whiltmgtom soci al Jl Hw ('hf'strr Fire s.o c~t.r· ohio, cuer No. 13.812. Dillon, Fntz1e Schwarz of .\1as K· h . d 1 moved to Florida • GUN SH OP bar, sa ddl e bags, Iu~gage carI Me• pra)·tn W V B t Ph I at y, of Alb·any an d II ov.ar 1 f~.>r P o:tJvorce and other relief l!on:-:e It will lwgin at. noon i rier wi1h slrn~. soft hand on tl!e 1 round• of •ron oe~tlecl of . on, · a. , user e ps 0 1 r.·lk: f G·ll' r ·.· 1 , A Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and 9 2 '!tC ' RUTLAND, OHIO Iduty and wilful ablence.. The utd 1 t-omeroy attended the Citizens •I 'Yo •<I lpo IS VIS! f!1., va . ll I I un .;llnr :lv _ · - ~·- j g ri p~. fendrr L Jrnament. Ph. eou•Me wilt ue fur heurn11 on and alter '. . Gilkt'y recently. cl.!ldren of Portsmoulh spent a SJI 2~9JS. 9 t 3tp ~=======~=~ F--STEI.•LA 1 M.0 "'""· '""· lt.md club Jamboree, held Mn;_ . 1l aro . ld l'. PO'ITS, Plaintiff at theRadio Lancaster fairgrounds •• a1lall' an d Res- weekend with their parents• 1\•rr. Nl·'.J'Il ,,,:d tl•r, of rough I -· Webster ~nd rult:J · • f, h ·d 0 h:tl'rll\'" 'd lunlhl'l ('on1 ac1 ICI.:\Hl:-.!ET nnd ponv Call WY I Re•l Estate For Sale Atturney~ tor PIAlnttl'f They were J'oined thel'e by Mr Sll' .ra am ttccompame ar-IPLANE PART • .. tHi 1Y , 26; ll t ltl, 2::1. Ja, 1 to d M J G. I B uld Craham to Columhu~ where ' ~~~·r. llr1\ll.lll~l f'L 'It\ 1\ond 2·701:1. 9 I 6tp : Sales& Service I REA ESTATE a~. r~. ames umser,. ~r· he caught a plane to retum : MOSCOW IUPI)- A de1egaPrtld1WI'· ! " C"ltHnl<tl' 0 111" NIC E h~lf·runnrr be.3ns. Also· bar a, K1lty and Steve. The) Iat· to h' N b· lion from Communist Nort" o-· FOR SALE -· Modern house, · . d tl ,. · ·J h IS avy Hse . • Pl•tHII' Hi·IUJ;,'i t!:tl' '" u •.l · Ill., golld r;,bbi1 dogs. Phone , ef'lt.& Almosl Every Car I er VIS!1e le uUJnser orne Mrs. Nell 'le K'•nnamore and Viet Nam won "stormy a~ I 4 rooms with bath, utilities, L l • 2 1., til:l4 nl.!.'ht~ !I . , ~· \\'1 ll ·~.lJ:l 9 1 Jtc • Tr:.m ~ !f'rahle Wben garage, aluminum siding.; n. anca~ er. children have moved to the plause'' Monday when Jt pr& You l'rade Cars Nice yard out of high waler. l Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Evans or Grale property in Rutland sented theMoscowcoppersmeiO; Clll r'·l \ 1'\l il'f'•'l I "'' 1 ·~ f'( li \ \ (1( H li wtli ng ner ds. vr~- , " ~ · Sl H 1 ' 1 Bifwell visited Mr. and Mrs. h h at 1'1\ll': •fll ' t' ut l· or h·rl HI Ill l1 '-lti'\\;JJ ! " (o\IJT . lOp, II· Write Box 254, Racin f', OliO, R I Th 1' ey ave heen stayi ng with ing factory an alleged fragment ;tnd Ol11n S l w ll ~ _ b t~!lf'! ~ and efinu;mtef'd 24 months oya omas. h or phone WI 9-2277. Caryol and Debbie Guinther er parents. 'I n r. and Mrs . Roy of aU. S. plane shot down over I.;JI; e Spt•Thin·t d !r\ ~(lll~tc!r · ~n J:,nt Ctnl ·\II P . ~~·-~ ~1 {lil\ld•·r !•lr rf'·ln;tdin~ . Also or 24.VUU milt'S FOB SA LE - 7 room house of Gallipol is vi sited their gra nd- Ellis since the recent drowning North VietNam, the Tass news ~ .~1 .' ik' '.11 11 hu~. ~(·II and Jr(l d; r~~~~ · ·~·lo<:;f Popular Unit I and bath, 3 large bedrooms, I By Margaret Cottrill prrenls, Mr. and Mrs. I..uth~r ~~~e~. ~:~~nd in Chillicoth~--~ ~~~ncy reportedi.iiiiiiiiiiij 1 ln the U S.A. new Holland stoker !urnace, Mrs. Clara Hess h <~s received Johnston . AlJTP1\111Bn .l!: 1ns.•1ran ... e taet-o CFHT :~a gay girl- rendy Ior i thermo <'!1nlro lled. Exce llent . word of the death of her si~ler, Mrs. James Teaford visitrd 1 canC't"!!Pd? 1 ost your opP.ra ; n whirl flflrr t"h'.!!nin Q rarrPr~ ~ location. Phone Racine WI 9- Mrs. Margart't Price m a hos· her daught er dlKI son-in-law, Mr. ; tor'!l l.ieenit' Call WY ~l!IM with Blue Lustre. Ren elec·l lnltllltd i 2433. 9 1 6t.c pil ed in Zanes\·ille. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and 1 ll~tt1 tric shampooer $1. Pick ens Fon SALE _ seven room ] ~ r. and Mrs .. Joe W~ have family o{ Marlin~burg. 1 --H::trdware Co., ~ason. w.l house with bath, Harriso n· returne~ to their h~~e In OX· Chuckte Hurdette or Gallipolis I SM I!ij. Cloth in g slort~ is now Va. ~--·· B 30 6tc ville. $J. 500.00. Phone SH 2_ m1rd , t:Jitf., after vts1tmg wtth spent a. few days with Mr. and ()] ..,....- i.(•t an I-all!), llhw. 10 1101 ~ ~:THAI! ~: H . 35 x 8 on 'lOO Pomeroy, 0 . 4782 or se e freda Carsey. 1Mr . and Mrs .. Pearl McBnde Mrs . Wtllwm Winebrenner and : 8 J.. m. unttl 1 p. m. 20 tl r 1 160 t. lot, 28 x ll t. alum· I 8 31 Sic 1 and other re latrves .here a~ at family. inum carport. in New Haven j - ~ . . the1r former .h?me m 11am1llon. l Mrs. Burt Weese has been Wanted T0 Buy citv limits. $2 8~0 Set> or call ·H.: CONlliTIONING, Rernger fiOR SALE - 4 room frame ' T~e~ also VI S!Ied her. brother., returned to her home from the j - -----·----Bill Grinstead, 882-2513. atio~ serNvlre. H.lark"! R;~~~e house, new bath. ba sement. Wilham Hussell McBnde and Meigs General hospital where IVrf:: HF~TED in buying house 8-28·7tp erat r?n, ew aven. 4 1 Uc large front porch. newly other relatives in Co lumbus. she was a medical patient fvr WE HAVE THE SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE (lr lo l :.~roun? llnn·as or Ba- 1HOusF.TRATT.ER- and lot, 200 ru Z- 1537 p.aintM, piPnly of water, Mr. and Mrs. \\Iillis Leading- severa l days. VALLEY. DON'T MISS OUT ON A GOOD DEAL. 1 ~. 1t:1n :.~r·~a. Call 949·28 11 .1 61 1 1 100 lot. carport. New HavAUCOONEER k mile frum town. Must see i ham att 1•nded the Lioni\ Clnb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Clark 83 c SEE US OR PHONE WY 2·3422. Complete Service to apprer1a1e . Phone WY 2- Slate Council meeting in the or J.nn-asl-.r __ _ ____ - ~ '" were week end 1 en. See or call Bill Grinstearl Crill Hrarttorf1 6127. Southern Hotel in Columbus. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wii1182 2513 Pf';F Til. !FR . Will pay fiS " · __ S-2B·?Ip Write. Prone or Contaet FOR s~\L~ roomhouse, They we-re Sundny dinner guests Ham F. Winebrenner and his 63 Fairlane 500 2 Dr. H.T. 6 tyl. Std. Tr1ns. Ptlli ~· a' $1 on pel cord for \' FI\' HOLLAND F:nsilage blow· A. C. 8RAUFUlW bath , modern kile.:hen, ne xt to or Mr. and Mrs. George Stumpf parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ,., t als(1 good hard 1 er with 8'' pipe complete. Racine ObJo rl r ·1 ,,•li lt fl ne, ' f school on CtJUrch Street. Sy- an ami v. A. Clark . 63 Ford Galaxie 500 - 4 Dr. 8 cyl. V.llnd -.m trml er. See or I· Jtm C-1rn.than f{a cme Ohro ~ l te .. " Ph WY 2-2234 Mr. Ri Chard Duckworth , ac- den of Marion spent a week Automatic Tra ns. Radio, Power Steering, IH 11f! \1 W Rumon. Miners· Phone WI 9- 2708. 8 27 6tc HEAnNG,- Plumbtnc. Moeller racu~e. one 8-3~6tc 1 companied by Mr. Jack Rob- with his parents. Mr. and Mrs . • d l~· . Ol11o, Eag le Ridge Rd. ! BF.ANS. pot aloes, tomatoe!l and I Furnaces. Arnold Brotbt>:n, son of Pomeroy, attended the Robert A. Harden and her 63 Chevrolet Belair 2 Dr. 8 cyl. 8 30 Jtc sweet corn. VI 3·2254. Clar- Ill East Main Street, Pom. 1OR SALE 6 room house, dou. Old Timers' Baseba11 day at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Aulumalic Trans. Itatlio, Power Steering, P Brakes. A:·oT!q l :r-: Furnr:llre~- -·dlshfi ence Proffitt Portland Ohio 1eroy Pbone W\' Z..U48 ble smk, cabmet, dba~Oooc~· Nelsonville. They also visited Donahue of East Liverpool. 1 211 tic 8 24 lfc ml~r·PII:-JnPot iS r;all or write I lar. 31 acres groun · · · Mrs. Gertrude Frank, ~r. and Mrs. Maggie Hurd is a medl· 62 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. 6 tyl. Std. Trans. ~·lr<> How;:rd Ct>rll, BOO W ' Contact La":rence Ruoe . Mrs. Harold Frank. cal plient at Holzer hospital. NEIGLER BUILUING SuPply 20 12 te ~L11r1 St Pomeroy . Rill Hysell of Co lumbus visit- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman 62 Fairlane 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio I Racine, Plastic wall tile He Langsv•ll:, OhJO._ B /J / eel his mot her, Mrs. Oma Hysell and Shelly of Columbus visited 6 29 tfc I per sq ft. for bathrooms. I 62 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 Door H.T. 8 cyl. bouse builders, aluminum sid· fH \1T [) _ U~t>d elr?clric driv· J'l I(. II t~ and granctmothtr, Mrs. May U1eir grandparents, Mr. and No Federal Exciu Tax I 1 Automatic Trans. Radio, Power Steering. ~:n rement mixer, also used lng, kitchen cabinets measur· \.t• Cowir. Mrs. James S. Quick. While 15 Cu. Fl. Chost <1r·d1 p 1·p~~ r;erald Heuler ed to size of kitchen. CUCKLER REAL ESTATE · ~r. P:ml Thomas of Colum- pdnting Quicks' hou~e roof . Mr. 62 Ford Galaxie 500 - 4 Door 8 cyl. $t79 Pomeroy, Oh1o. B 21 tfc FREEZER 7 1.7 tfc POMEROY _ ti room frame, bus spent a day with his par- Chapman had the misfortune to Automa tic Trans. Hadio, Power Steering, --. ·- . -bath , basemt>nt, front an d .ent s, Mr. and Mrs. Royal rail from a ladder, fracturing I USED FREEZERS Insurance back porches gas heating. lot 1 fhoma s. his left wrist in two places. Auto Sales 61 Ford Fairlane 500 - 4 Door 8 cyl. SEVERAL GOOD GR,o\NGE tNSIJRANCE. Mullen Visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Duck100 x 100 , ' good loca tion .• Mr. and Mrs. George Roush Standard trans. Radio. USED MODELS I $6500 .00. lnsuran(·e Agrnry . lnr . Pam· and da ugh ter a?d grandson oq worth were her daught er and 62 Buick _ $1,795 ON ROUTE 143 _ 11 room Akron vi sited h1.o;; brother, Mr. son-in·law. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur eroy. Phone WY 2-3381 . STILL AVAILABLE 61 Corvair 700 - 4 Dr. A.T. Trans. Radio. Hard Top. LeSabre 4 dr. :1 1 tfc frame horne, 5 bedrooms, Ebcr Roush and other rei- Holter, Peggy and Vaughn Sta· One local owner. Pnwt•r cey of Akron. modern balh. full basem en!, at1ves. POMEROY ETN .~ CASU ALTY In surance 60 Ford Fairlane 500 - 2 Dr•. 8 cyl. J•(k W CuNy steering. Automatic. Shows ' gas heat•ng, garage, drilled Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd of I Automatic Trans. Radio. MiJIIen Insur ance .1\gency, Inc 1 k d M•n•ger I good care. Pomeroy, Ptwne WY 2-1361. well , owner will assist in fin· Bel e, W. Va., wderMe weelben Ph WY 2-2111 I guests of Mr. an rs. A erl 62 Ponliac _ $1,695 ... ncing. $5,000.00. 57 Chevrolet Belair 4 Dr. H .T. 8 cyl. 9 1 tfc I Auto. Trans. Radio, Power Steering, Power Brake1. Durst. VB Sta r (hie! 4 dr. Sed. Pop- ' 160 ACRE FARM - 20 acres J-'J 11 · I( l Corvmg Strvlrt> Cop- SEWING ffiactitnes. - repair . ser-l ular all vinyl trim. Hydra. bottom, acres cultivated, ~~· and MrsJohn Crook~, Pa60 ' vice, au makes. WY 2--2214. 1 matic drive. les made of tega1 papers balance pasture and timber, tr1c1a and B.arbara, of Colu~54 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door 6 tyl. hlrf't1 r1•r·ord ~ A;Jd aim• 1st any The FabnL Shop, Pomeroy good 7 room home, bath, I bus were weekend guests of .his Automatic Trans. Radio. A Sharp Ont=, I free gas heating, barn , milk parents, Mr. and Mrs: Orvtlle Authrorzed Singer Sales and I orher dot·um.,nts Serv1ce. 3 29 tic Rt>uter Insurance, Pomt:'roJ house, 2 car garage. Located Crooks and othe~ relallves. Carl Russell and family of Pomeroy, Ohio ---·9 4 lt{' close to Route 33. Priced to I Jane Ellen Ke1ser of Ironton Columbus were last week visit965 HONDA 2SO Scramble Con· ' tact Ja<:k Walker , Hemlock l l963 FORD pn:kup. m good I sell. spent a week wtlh her aunt and tors of his parents. Mr. and For Rent Grove afler 5 p. m. WV :>.. condition. Phone WY 2·5652. ALBERT M. COX, SALESM uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Mrs. Howard Russell and other THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! F<1l ' ll t:• 11 ·,\! 111111,,. k11 ~ ~nn 6i7 7, belore, WY 2- 6894 _ I WY Z..3830 WY 1•3636 Harden. She was accompanied relative!. 9 1 31 c fu rn~w~·. furnts h('d. $35 month Mr. Bill Sayre, student of Co8 11 f 8 31 31c home on Saturday by the Har· { lliiple :;/t'l('l! ··n i 11.11 : '\ ~ t c 1958 FORD Fairlane 500 V8, auto dens who spent the day there. lumbus Barber College. was et :~o ·\litr-th IJHw;.\·n 8 ·rnd 1 11ti ~~ ST I•:!lP:O radio, 1965 mod. I matic, excellent condition. FOR SALE: 6 room house on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sterrett weekend visitor of his parents, 9 ·~ fill 'I p m el Til t~ se t has du01l volume Priced for quick sale. Robert Union Avenue, outside Cor· of Gallipolis spent an arternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre. He 8 cylinder, auto. trans. t'r!llll'tJI w11h 4 ~l>t't'd mtermix· Vance , LeadinR Creek R r1 .,! poratton limits, with running wil,h Mr. and Mrs. Don Cottrill also attended the fair while radio, b,autilul black ed 1·hanger. ft<~ dio t'QU!pped. Phone SH 2-4&511. ! 9 1 6Lp water and natural gas. Call and sons. here. rrt !" lll 1m· r .. nr ton o.;, o1111i <) p: t·,nd finish, ONLY - - - 2 7759 · .1 Mrs. Helen Wetzel and son, Mrs. Mory Johnson visited I. 1ulr-tt••l'l. /lit'. \11 ;lllr't t1 r~ r r,., 111 spe: 1kt'1's. Luvely w~l· SoMEONE to takeOver pay· I _ WY 6016 or WY · rti il tmi ~ b . Take over payments on a 1961 Ford, five LOT FOR SALE·. Excellent Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kef- lhl's wet>:kend wilh her parents, Ill lh e lllP!DI)1 I ;ol \It'\ J 11 '· ~ll!rlwll. -;' II 2-~ c ,. Sat urrb y rmul s 111 $125 per week or new tires . Phone WY 2-3581. building site - 318 acres on . Jy and rhildren of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Starford ·Jay 8 31 3tc Route 33, 5 miles from were weekend guests of Mrs. and Marvin. or Sunci:.ty 9 2 3tc "6 the remaining balanl'e 97 37 ue 1 · · Call WY 2·6555. 1956 CHEVROLET-pi~kup truck Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY Mayme Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tho- . FIJlTR ROOM furol shed apart· 8 31 6tc Call WY U:Jll. 8 17 tfc Hobert Crow and sons I rna .lr. were Saturday vlsllors 1 8 30 Jtp 2·5187. mrnL Phone WY 2·3"18 1965 CUWR TV Console, VJJF -I d Mrs. Jessie Brothers, Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Rogers 8 24 lfc and UHF tuning . Lovely wal· t964 SIMCO. Take over balance He p Wanta Mrs. Allen Brothers, Becky, Ka- o1 Bunder H'll I . 64 CHEVROLET ~ TON 6 CYL. PICKUP UNPl 1R NISHED 4 ronm. bath. nut console. This set 3 months of SlOOO.OO. In good condition, WANTED - girl for housework. ren and Linda of Porter were ----. ut1ilty room . nlce vard Pomt old. Has picture tube warran- one owner rar. Phone MY tc6- Mrs P. M. Cowdery, Long guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pear1 ACQUATIC J URISDlcriQN ' . 61 CHEVROLET ~ TON 6 CYL. PICKUP Lane. Linco ln He.,hts Ph ty Take over payments of _3394_. _ _ _ . __ 8 37 6 1 llottom. 8 31 31c McBride. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (t(Pl) WY 2·3874. 6 II tic _ 112 34 per month or pay bal· 4 DR. 1959 OLDSMOBILE, sup- , T-HR"'E d. t hep a surfer? Roger 1 Mr · and Mrs __ _ _ _ _ !J - 1 a1e~atonce o · · Floyd Bentz re·· -What Wh 1 is tt t' J W. · ' 61 FORD F-600 2 TON Tli AII.P11 1.1rrs _ rr~ 111 w anre due $338.00. Free home er 88, good ttres, all new with Fall and Christmas busi- turned to their home in Marton ee er,hs a e recrhea tona ln· B Cylinder. ~·Speed Trans. Cab & Chsssi~ 1 t at a surfer . brakes, radio. power brak@s, F II n after visiting Mrs Augusta WIIJ speetor, as rued ••••.,-d wa1er A-w 0 ·, l'ra" 1 Lie mo. Call WY 2·6555. 1 13 , ,_, 11 ness. u or part tme. ,..,.. · t't t 1 bl ft f>f rark !Sf ate Aprrovedl 1 8 31 6tc power steering, hydromatlc $SO week part time. Car nee- and Mr. and Mrs. James Auth. co~s I u es ~ nav ga e d · cr:h 48 FORD TON STAKE BED 8 Cylinder. In Good Shape. ~.1mf'r sville, Ohio, Phont' W't U Sf: ONE of our Car~t Sl•am-: transmlssJOo, new springs. essary Write c-o The Daily erson and Patricia. They also Jan Jn-~~sct.suc fromthes uSnt leer De ~"'" One ol the cleanest cara tn Se ·t' • I visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowen · ur !lUI 1on o e a e.. S p 7 t'!:!.J -c:;-:--:---.._,-l_t_~_uc pouers FREE with B I u e Pomeroy. Call Walter Grues- Oh~ me 1• Box 668- , ~:~ir' and other relatives in PomeroY. partment of Natural Resources. SEE EMERSON JONES, CLIFFORD PHILLIPS, 10 1-· v ~m::: rt;ur m '"'J tur r1-: heLustre Carpet Shampoo. Bak· er. WY 2--3230. Actual mileAnna Grace Oiler and her However, once he falls from MELVIN LITTLE OR EDDIE FIFE. ,., tnd .mlurnlsbod apart. er Furnitore, Middleport, Ohio age 43,1100. Pri"" $895.00. : HELP WANTED, spply in per- .sister, Della Starkey, of Colurrr his surf board, he .loses his star:wnta WY U434 12 e tfc 8 31 6tc 8 2 Uc son, Craw's Steak House, bus spent a few dl\YB with Mrs. tuB, becomes a sw1mmer and IS -,..,.-=~,..,.--..,.------, 30,1100 CABINET model gas · Ram-Pomeroy. 8 26 6tc Oiler's son, Jim Bill. who iB St subject to regulation YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT .... , ,rf 4 Ht tur-.·t tu r ~milt». apart. at Dl 1 p k by thed m•nts. Rowley & Heed Hard spoce beater. Tl < 211 I 12. World Bta!Miud o1 Compaet WAITRESS and bartender -,_ani:. attending Warren Wilson Col- a e . VISIOn ar 9 an w•re. s 11 tic Used three weeks. Can be EJooU... ed. WY 2-9943. 8 26 6tc lege at Swannanoa, N. C. Recreahon, says Wheeler. seen at 401 S. ~ond St., 81& . . nom, ride IUid ,.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Forbes. "X" MARK 4 Middleport, or call WY 2-5253. tormaD<e. SmaD ..,, oeonomy ATMOSPHERE'S REGI01'1~ FI IHNISHfi:D apartment, formerly of Mlnersvllle, havel The Idea of an "x" mark on room• and private bath. In· 8 31 Sic u4 .,.u1enblllty The lowest region of the moved into a trailer near the paper originated with the early qu1re Ohio ~tel. 7 13 tic -::---;-----;::-;--,..,.--;8oo earth's atmosphere Is called Ashland Service alation. Saxons, who placed a cross af. USED CAR LOT !wo BEDROOM house on Lin· Employment W1nted tlelnpOltlo MOitrt the trophosphere; the upper Mr, and Mrs. Earl Watkins ter all signatures as a symbol coin Hgts ., birch tltchen, au- WIDOW waoll housework by E. Mllla SlreOI. Pome..., boundary, caned the tropopause, and children bave .moved to of Christ's cross. Those unable Middleport, 0. . I.9Cust l Sycomo"' Sla. IQmatic gaa beaL WY UtTI. the day. Lorena Snyder.Ph. ,.,_ WY Wl'll has an altitude of 25,000 to 50,-J Toledo to ' wrlte used only the erolil II 8 211 lk WY uafL a 31 6tp • D Uc 0110 feet. Vialti;,g Mrs. Laur' Leifheit show their iood llltb. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ OUAUTY Jr. JACOBS COAL CQ I.:=- -·":.. 6.ctooe ~ •• One ...., (N' Pomeroy Motor Ind... lO. Nest• bulJolagfLtll 12. MohBoon weather 13. lllllpiar· Co. 1 . . . . . . . . . a .. blll>dr<d :===::;;:::;:==== Btorting alto Ui.Sinall P<Ol'twned STEWART'S :ti.Com~ 19. Unatabl• 22. Nonse wargo<l 23. Past , 24. SUtchbird 26. Viper 28. Ming; or HM 32. Guido's low note '"' ' ' ' ' ' S yraCOSe 38. Biblical. klnc' lt.H&wallaa JIS. Idle taJJr. tO. Mother-ot• pearl a.. Vex• ollno I DAH..Y Each day the oodo - I A CQa '1'0 cv I t'ONDAY THRU FRIDAY- I r:. I ----======--- Ill. Wolf Pen 5t.ciety Notes ' Blaettnars -~ .. i 60 Plymouth 2 Dr. f ··,, t,::<t':. 7;nJ CZ y I.& 6 00 Sign On - Nt!W5 b 05 Sacred Heart 6 20 Me1gs County RFD 0::25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6·3() New8 l j7 Weather 7 00 NauonaJ .~ewa 'i 05 B11J Miller Shny 7 30 Sports Parl'ltte 7 .15 Bill Miller ~how 7 . ~~ P1ckem Hardware ITuu. Thurs.) 7 50 News 8 '· Bill MIJier Show B 45 Baker Furmture Sho\\ 9 00 News 9 I~ Cntlee with Janet 11. 00 Portraits oJ a PatrloC iO o, Swap Shop 10.30 Bill Miller Bruoch Show 10.45 Mason Agr. P-ogram - are all lWIIa. a;; tsp• q.t• • Zl( VRYXJ CRT'!' Cryptoquote: V VZLR DICK TRACY t• I R BR LH C Q Ylt: 1.-BJ.'r. ' J Rill TAUGR'!' ARLY ANYTHING THAT A COHQpgpsuaw ~ I IWUt: TWAIN ~ WMPO Radio ucltlu ' ~- 1~·-- l~~--"'"'! •ow Ill work It: HOI'e'a ... dtff.,..L OaPLRO - ·- - - · - - - - ro:........,.. .. .: ._: AX'I'DLB.t..t.Xa lo LO.QPELLOW One letter &imply alands tor UIOther Ia tbt I few the lbree L'a, X for the t\¥ 0' ~ . • .-np e A 1a ~ trophlea., the lengtll aa.d fo.rma~ ~ tbe Singta letter., ·~ l 1 1• ' p •• CR'fl'ToQIJOTJJ - e to reavef r:qr::: 'fiS.J,DOO! ~· ·:_: cl t J j U _::i.Jt., house-:J.1 t a. Speciee KEITH GOBLE FORD SALE! SAVE! Gollt.l ,Ciov1a . ~ou can qet u1 b14 trouble waikill(j 1n::O people:, J9. Ruo .....,. &ad marry SOCiety • Notes Blaettnar's By KINI :fl. Yolp . $J40·00 plantall!ll J'OO\t JT."Deoc.n>led lB. From: P"""' II AIR CONDITIONING ·- bag HUNJING NEEDS MARK IV AUTO ... ll&rk 30. Hot 3l.HamU.Popt ... 38. •nly 1 81. Una len ::wt / as. Part ot a. l<.When t \ I ::::y I v............. , FLEAS CAN i 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6 45 Sign Off SATURDAYS 6,00 Sign On - News 6.JO Happy Valley Boys ,.'" 6,115 Country Music 11me UO Country Jamooreo rOO Protestant Hour 7 30 Sports Parade 7: J.l Larry Andersoo Show lb: 15 It's M~sic - ~rmy I 11 .00 Dutton sand Herns Dairy Top Ten Show 12 :110 Nsws 12: 15 1usical Interludl" t2:JO Rev Merlin feets J :00 News J :05 Jim Mees Show 5: 50 Sporta Parade 6. 00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign OH LfSTEN TO WJEI-_ I i LITTLE ORPHAN ANNll! ·- AM--990 on Your Dial - By HAROLD GRA T ·~ (> WIW Q.l~!fT"EJ:i: I GO'r c,t, tio, 'r'lr'-1 ON 6PltTT'N' n-ltr CAS'I-.I'? Dmn! TEL'~ F'J( INbT~'f. JEST lo'!W~tS 'tOO 1~T t\11[) lH' OLD lADY GUr ALL VOJ cWLo r;o lHH LMI:i MCKY CE r fT A~~O LEI-IVE ME t!!P'? OIFD<OI[ 1'\ !i IIW'>fl(P(IT!,.\) '<t\1, BOY 1 'IW Rf .'\LLV ~ fl f:_D .; 1 WAL, XI& OLD PI(Gt; , 1.1: 1~ TI.:'!JGT E~ 'I YUU (fl' MI:'S ll-iE Atj0J1--l[R, MEB& Lti H9?£f (.;QT A ~A.4' t'Lt. SI-IOOJ YOU 1-low 1·&iSr OJT tY 1-iEPf r J~LEN'WE Gb.T 0"110 GHar ..T ~~af 1-i.W our! Sl'NDAYS - !Tuesday; UO Sign On - Arm1 Hour 10 45 Family Worsh1p (Thurs.) us News ltJ .45 A . ~. C. Program (Friday) d:OO Baptist Layman'J Hour ll .OO News 8:30 Sunda) Shuw ll.Oo Thoy's Country Junction 9,30 The Bible Spealc• to You ll . 30 Nuy's Country Hymns t : 45 Leg1slalive Report 12 .00 Cement Block News w Ot The Good Lbe ll -3(] G~ssJer's Guest Star 10: 1:.. (ongressrnao MoeJier IFr1day1 10,30 The Country Hymntimers 12 JO Larry Anderson Show JLJO The Qwet Hour 3 lC Jim Mees Show tHO News 4.15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12, 15 The Christians Hour I 30 ElectriO Company Newa 12:30 The Rev. Merlrr reeta I 4b JIIO Meeo Show I :30 The Rev. Silas Billups S 00 ~cws 12:00 lbe Rev. Andrew Parsons 5 115 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday showr.s" UO Rizer's Weather Report 6:00 Sundown serenade 5 50 Sports Parado 6:45 Sign OU And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. I j s495 Y:.S 1\iiN \1 E. ""'-1f:Y C- V. 'i HE~ c;:y, · "T,Aif.JE:J 'l>''r-A- I --TRUCKS- ;-; C,Y.:SID~-,: V.'-· SURVIVAl. KIT I I m I 8 ·30~ By GEORGE WONDER ° KEITH GOBLE FORD '":· • �' •• ,.I' 'I I ., ., ~· '· ~~~==~~~~~-------- , il;olden Wedding Anniversory is I 'Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Brinker . - . ·' - ~ .. l . ' .. •• • ,., ., ~ • ·, •. • ~ ... ·...... ···.(' ~- , I- • '. • • . -... . ' anniversary Sunday w1th A tamily dinner was · ser_ved open house from 2-4 p_.m. a_t Iat noon to Mr. and Mrs. Br1~k~ tbelr home in Racine. Approxl-rer, Mr. and Mrs. Hayman B~ . n --- ·· - -- . · · ·· - ~·'-'· .... ' .. "'' ...... -- .... -. - ....... . . . ""'" ___ _ • • e nttn at y e mately 84! called. itz. Mrs. Carl Van Meter, Billy. Visit Elberfelds Bus" . Mr. and Mr!:i. Daean Brinker Margaret Ann and Patnc.k Carwere united in marnage Au~ :!9 leton and Mrs. 9ary Barnltz and I " Mens and Boys 1915 at Pomeroy, by John L. Carol Mary and Ellen All of Blair. They were parents ol -,ix the family were present except children, Mrs. Hayman (Dean) 1two grandsons, Gary Bflrn_ltz, Barnitz of Pomeroy. and M~ . . who is lll in H~lzer . Hosp1tal Carl 1Bettfl Van. Meter ot Ra- ]and Keitt_1 Barmtz w1th the U. cine. Four children, Vance, HE>I- 1S. Army ID Honolulu . en. June and Linnie are de- l ceased. ~"'*'~ ""'-"~'i£~'4 '"' ..,..., ~~-~-·-"~,.,.,,. ,., Arrangements of flowers decorated the home lor the oocaMainly About sion. The refreshment table was i lovely in lace cover and cesPeople In ' '~ tered with a large wedding cake fi topped with the ntJmeral~ 511 1n I gold. Individual cake squ.ares topped with a yellow rosebud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thom-. and punch were ~erved. Miss <:t:-i and sons. M1ke ~:tnd Tum ot i Margaret Carleton presidt'(l <:tl Columbus were Sund,1y guests the punch bowl and Mrs. G<~ry · of Mr and Mrs. George Ht'IOes 1 Barnitz served lhe cake. The · Mrs A. H. Cutler le-11 Mun· couple receivt>d 1:1 number of day tor Fayetle. 1\:o , to rt'sume gifts for which they expressed her lt'adung at LPn_tu.JI Col their appr~ciation. lege. after a v1s1t w1ttJ lwr s1s· Attendim: from our of town ' ter ond brother-in-law . Mr and were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ours ' Mrs Glen D1ll · and son, Sumerset. Mr. & Mrs. I Mr and Mrs. Don Dal lt'y and Ben Gainer. t"amlly. "'r. and I fam1ly uf Newark arrn.,.ed Tucs- j Mrs. Jerry Morgan and dau~h- 1 day hlr a v1sit witt,' thc1r P_ar &er of Hebron ; and Mrs. Ermel j enls. Mr. and Mrs. Everett DallMRS. JOHN PHILIP FOl.l.ROD ~-= ==~=~=· , ey and Mr. and Mrs. Ed\\a rd , 1 1 <:awley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Belry Branham, ~oute 1, Pomeroy, _are Mr. and Mrs L. W. Ne lson I announcmg the marriage of thetr :JUghtcr, Au~ust,Jne, and family left Wednesday fo r1to .John Ph1hp Follrod, son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. E. E. ~oll­ u~s}lN . __: ., ,. , -. ... lhelr home, Kalllma-wo. Micl1 j rod. Pomeroy. Mrs. Fullrod IS a l_ ~Hi5 gradua te of Pom.lfter a v1sit wi,th ht'r parents. cruy High .School. Mr. ,F?_Ilrod r ~ ~- ul_so .~ gradual~ o~ TONIGHT I< FRIDAY Mr. and Mr:s. W. 0. Barmtz IPomerny H1gh Sehoul. dass of l!Hi3 . He Js emp_loyed b) "STATION SIX SAHARA" Mr. and Mrs. E. .1 . Hill were the State H1 gh v-,:ay D-epart ment . Th ey are rna~tng thetr ! Carroll Baker Jan Banner Tu~sde:ty v1silors in Pt. Pleas- home a1 the present time with the brnJegro01n s parents -andsnt, W. Va. Iat Pleasant Ridge. •• woMAN OF STII:AW" Mr and Mrs. E. ~ K.athbw-n . - - --- - --With Gina Lollobrigida Mr and Mrs. Car l Weber and and Mr. and Mrs. Henry HudDetroit, M1ch., with Mr. and and Sean Connery daughter, Lana and Mr. .and son and !\-Ir s :vl<ll'll ballt) ul Mr s. Haymond Kanode . (Color) Mrs. William Conrad and dau - ChHrleston . W. VCi . Miss Sart~h lkchtle, Columghter, Teresa of Athens and Mr M1ss Virgm1a Estep of CrJ- bu:;. spent i:l v-.eekend wJ01 her S.turd•y, Sept, 4 "FIRST MEN IN and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee and lumbus VISihXI Sururduy w1tl1 ·• nd Mr,·. J,·rc·k son Dorse! of Tuppers Pt;-dm; Mrs. Edna Bartels and 1\k and ,..narenh, ~11· " THE MOON" ' Sunday w1th · Bee 111 1t'. Edward Judd Martha Ryer Ivisited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrels. I Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and lam· ) Mr. L. W. M(Coma~. former --a ndily. , aDir"' " """""'-'""' ..... _."!'? ' sunerltlle~dent uf_ Mtddle~rt "BULLET FOR Mrs. Max Folmer, son Max ISchools. 1s tearhmg 10 the St. BILLY THE KID" Sleve Bradie and daughter, Vanessa return1Albans High School, Sl Albilns, ed home Monday, after a week · w. Va . "":;~~~~~~~~~;~~end visit in Painesville, with About :[ r h~ son and daughttr-in-law, Mr. ~ Mrs. J<.~mes Ktw ley, \lrs Hoand Mrs. Paul Folmer and dau.l Middleport l , bert Al lellSiwlh """ ,on, Jnhn Allensworth, spent t11 e weekt nd ht Pomerow. Oldo g er. · · Mr. and Mrs. Victor I Brown Mrs. Murah Lrnnard . who m Walbndge wtlh lh~ forme1 ·· s· TONIGHT spent the weekend in ~olum- has been ;m rm.-alld tor severa l son and fam tly, Mr and Mrs NOT OPEN bus with !heir daughte~ and years, was taken by Hawlmgs- .l <:~mts Hawley and chlidren FRtDAv SATuRDAY son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.. ~~ack , Coats ambulnnee Tu•:sday to Jane Gtlkey 1s vi sltmg rcla September 3-4 Cummins and famJ!y . t'hey I Roanokt' , Va , where she wi ll ti ve~ 10 Columbus and wili at · 'UNEARTHLY STRANCiER" lo hn Nevtlle, GabrieJia Licu- were accompanied ~orne by enter a nur ~ mg home near her tend lhe Oluo State Fi:tlr. their daughter, Manlyn who da ughte-m-li:lw. ,\1rs. P<IUI 1 HI'iJa - - -·- rl.. Philip Stone. TERRJFY· JI\IG ' WEJRD! MACABRE! spent a week with her sister j Leu nard Shirley Mills accorn· •'THE SATAN BUG" and family. !pan1ed James S1mpson on the tTechnicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Roush . tnp Mi ss Alice Euler has ~~ro Maharis, Richard Basehar. Anne Frances, Dana httve returned to their home, I! been wi1h Mrs. Leonard for the ' Andrews. New Orleans, La. after a week's past months. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mir·k Morns, son of ~r. cmd SUN .. MON .. ond TUES. Mrs. Lewis Roush, Minersville Mrs William Morris, has reSept. 5+7 Mrs. Lewis Roush and sister, turned to Ashland Cullege lur SEPT. % "SKI PARTY" Mrs. George MCChntock sp~nl : the ld.ll term. The Middleport Boys Bascllall , <Tecbnicolor l Frankie Avalon, Dwayne Tuesday at Letart Palls w1th M1ss Narsa Frost, da ughter Le<Jguf' Will sponsor a rummage I Hickman, Deborah Walley, Mrs. Ernest Gnrnm. of Mrs. Audrey Frost, and M1ss sale Thursday and Friday, Sept. Yvonne Craig, Robl Q. Lew· Mr. and Mrs_Harold Bartels I Marth~:~ Ntc holson. daughter of 2 _ 3. m the former A&P build- I b. Jas. Brown and FamouA Fames. Lesley Gore, Aron returned to the1r horne, Youngs. I Mr and Mrs. Dt1le NiLholson, ! ing 10 Middleport. Mothers will Kincaid and the Beacb Bun- town Sunday, after a visit w.ilh j are atleiJdmg Mountam State be m charge or the sale. 1 nies. his mother, Mrs. Edna Bartels.: Busmess College at Parkt>rsPooturetto: Ho C-4 his Recent guests of Mrs. Edna burg, W. Va. Evangline Chapter 172. Of£S, CelwcutooN Bartels were Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred- Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fultz Middleport, will meet Thursday erick Bartels or Youngstown : and ~r . and Mrs. Hoger Mor-1evening. Sept. 2. at the Mai-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiOiiiiiOiiio--0, ! gan recently attended a garden 1son1c Temple in Middleport 1 party given by Governor and I 7:30 p. m. All membe_rs Mrs.•James Rhodes in Culum- 1urged to attend for the im~~rl· 1 1 Ibus. ant business meeting and also 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert Byer initmtwn. 1and fam1ly have returned from , The Laurel Cliff Better He.allr i a cacat10n tnp to points 10 the Club will meet Thursday even· . east incl udmg Hartford, Conn.,i ing at the home of Mrs. Allen where they were guests of Mr. i Eichinger w1th Mrs. Paul EJchand M_r~. BII~ McKelvey. They , inger as co-hostess. ! also vtsJted m Boston, Mafi~ .•I The Past Chiefs of Magnolia and histone points in Pennsyl- Temple Pythian Sisters wLII vania,. Ntw Jersey. New York, meet Thursday evening at the I, and Ntagara Falls. horne of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar · Mrs. P. L. Milch has return- ! with Mrs. Henry H.eibel as eo· I. ed from Marion when:~ she · boste~s. visited wtlh her daughte~. and j SEPT. 3 family . Mr. an_d Mrs. \\iJJiamj There wJil be .a wiener roast Hom.:k <tnd family and new haP W d Lr'ttle . · d' for a 11 ee ee. an by Mr M1tch accompame d ·· .. , League players m Syracuse an her home and they VISited m 1 ,. .d Se t t WI r10g W Va with their' parents on rrl ay, p . 3' a , •ee · · · 5·30 p m at the Syracuse Ball . liOn and famil y, Mr. and Mr.~ . · k · · . ' ' Robert Mitch and ram tl y. Par . f tl Ra Mr and Mrs L<Jw renre 'li\A specla1 mee1mg o le · . .. . cine Athlt!tlt Boosters w1ll be hoan were busmcss VI Sitors tn h ld . h h' h hool Frida11 I~ II. I' 'I' d e al t e 1g BC 1 1 ull 1po IS ut;s .ay. l .. 30 A member"hlp I Riehard (0Jck) Hay s, of the ~r-i:e is ~r-1 ~~~d all citizens are U. S. Niwy. Spt' nt the weekend _1 . $tyltlS68 urgeu to JOin M SJiQB ' wllh his mother, ' rs. SteII a SFP'l' 4 Ha..- ~ and hi s brother , David " ' l-fll).s. He has just returned . The ground committee of from Cuba where he has been the Racine Athletic Boosters · on a three mooti1 cruise abo aru.J will meet un the football fieldk the u. s ~ealt' . He returned Sr~t - Saturday at 8 30 a. m. to wor There's an engaging very-young navor to th is:( '"'""'" !11 Nurl'ol k Va. and ex- un bea~.:hers. sleekly slendn little strap sandal crarted uf blat.: k \ . t !u be se nt' tu Kev West. The Junior Class of the Oak simulated Ganges grain leather. Just right for F' la. in the next few ~eek s . ; Grove Methodist Church is havtailoreQ fashions . All' Pete Werner. son of Mr ing a bake sale Sept. 4 Saturday and Mrs. G. G. Werner, Is in beginning at_ 9:30 ~ - m. at the 1 Dover, Del., for spec ial train- · Cross Store 10 Racme. , ing. , SEPT. 1 , , ' Mrs. Kathryn Beaver and The Knight.'! of Pythms w1ll son. Douglas, and Mrs. Ray hold a picnic Tue~ay eve_nl~g Creekham. Leon, W. Va ., visit-'i Sept. 7 at ~yger Creek ptcmc ed with Mrs. C. E. Burdelte ground beginning at 6 p. m. and family Tuesday evening , All Knights, former Knights, l'yMrs. E. M. Wood and her ' thian Sisters and their famthes [ sister, Mrs. Ruby Scolt of '. are invited to attend. Those atPrmceton, W. Va.. left this tending are asked to brin~ a , week for a visit in Cleveland Icovered dish and ta~le service. Department On The First Floor 9:00 TO 5:00 ~arines Increase ~anpower in V-N at SATURDAY UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING In abe Excellent selection of Slacks, Dungarees. Sweaters, Underwear, Jackets, Socks, S~ort Shirts, Belts, Sweat Shtrts and all of their back-to-sc hool needs. Bring the family with you, take your time. and get the famil y ready for school WORW NI!W YORK - A $3.1 MJL. lion e1pansloo ol it.. plant at Coldwater, Ohio, is plarmed dur· ing tba next year by Avco Corp. The firm said the expansion wilt boost output of the farm equipment plant by 10 per cent time. ASHLAND - THE PILOT OF a small plane ~owned Thurs-- day when the atrcralt plunged mto the Pleasant H11l Reservoir southeast of Mansfield. Tilt victim was George E. Seaboyer, 49, Ashland, who was flylns out of the Ashland air· porL I .. DRIVE· .. IN ~ ,- 1 Around And MEIGS THEATRE .na < For Your Girls Back To School Needs po te. b !lOadS pu tel sc . s sys m.. u aman y maont aIns tt s hould not be done through the sales tax. The AFJ.,. CIO momlains tbe. taJ: Is unfair because it hits hardest those who can least alford to 8 II y. Kate Make Elberfulds Your Shoppi;;g Center Greenaway An outsta nll ing group of gtrls dn•sses. Whatever her size we have. even the hard to fit chubby girls-also see our excellent v;:~lue s in girls coats, skirts, blouse8, 1 can piclure myself going everyw here this fall in my sweaters, slul'ks, all weather coats. hats , slack sets, fabulous Kate Gree naway "Picallillv'' dress. lt has red car coats and jackets, all on display 1n th• busy smocking at th e yoke 2 patch pockets. and ruffReady To Wear Department. led cuffs. ln green or blue cotton plaid. SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON MIRRORS SHOP ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FOR MIRRORS TO DRESS UP YOUR ROOMS • ) """NEW~ 0. ~ Elberfelds in Pomeroy are ha vi ng many specials iD their 2nd and 3rd floor furniture depts. There " a large selection of bed room suites and open stock maple dressers, chests and beds. All furniture deJiveredll and placed in your home at no extra charge, embossed EXCE~Q~ tile l MIDDLEPORT, ExpectedS00n -:"° '" Frank Porter, winner of SEOAL first team football f'om,eroy I High School, has .. enrolled" Marshall University in ton. W. Va., and will turn industrv and United Steelwork- By Ualted Pre~~ InternaHonal lor the Frosh grid team there. CLEVELAND - G'S FUMES to "whittle down" tbe ISSues n , that dovrded them. warming trend was In II'Olll • !fWer Thursday krlled The negotiations were being works. th1et members of a state High-. th t' f~ 0 ..._ Mte oonducted m e execu Ive llbJ ..,.pa, -•no survey am, . b ·w· 'th' a walk Ohio's skies were clear l'vo ol them when they tried to 1rce UJ mg, wr m e sy . · temperatures unseasonably rucue ..U. lorelllliJI. lng dtstanct of the PreSident, during the nigbt as a rather "'nie"'deacf,..ere Kenny NOV· wllO" strndo ac!'""' the street tensive mound of cool air !fch, 32, Parma, the team fore- ThJurohsd&y to 110inth tn dthe ta·lok:; Ina ted the eastern section of nson. t pu , ek . ,.JSCUSSI oW ' ' man; DaIt ... r-11'01 25 and John rooting nahon. 1 1 HanJey 21 both of Cle eland on aa v)r ua oc -m . They were to take 89v le" ·01 Tbursd~y when he appealed to The weather b~reau sa1d some water from th ,. both sides lor a qurck agree- fog was noted m Southeastern 1mp 1 The ,wer es .rer ;: 8 ment to avert an economy- Ohio along the Ohio River. The f th~~ J ,,, !.i' 11 .rou e crippling Porter, s.on of Pomeroy torney F'rank W. Porter, will be a candidate for a QU!Ifl·l b k.b h M h U er ac JO on t e ars a versity Freshman team. now tips the scales at 100 lbs. The Pomeroy High grad three varsity grid letters hgih school and received or able Mention recognition i ' oh·10 Atnlleuq I the soutueastern League for foolball achievements in his Junior year. Mother Admits Considerable sunshine bathed l Betsv Resumes the state today as high pre~•urel Killing; Son Services For • took over. Clear skies were on • I ·BEING REPLA CED - A completion date of Nov. ~0. 1965 has been set for the new bridge under construe. tap tonight. ' I Frrst Blamed I lion at Hockrngport. The co ntrJrlnr, W. M . llruue Co. of Newco mberslown. 0 ,. is now awaitin~ arrival or A slow warmmg trend began [structural steel before work on tiH· pro ;ect co n be re sumPd . The State H1 ghway depadruent sa1d the new MrS, Gl 0CCkner On lJncerlain .1today with temperatures aJ> CLEVEI AND Oh' iUPll _ bnlge 11-rll cost over $276,000. 'l'he old one· lane bndge on scenic Route 124 just mtt sn1e of Meigs inside Athproaching the 1easonal normal A suburb~~ mother ':ho origin- ens county WJ!l be abandoned . The ::dH1ve p hot os shuw the one-la ne bnd _g(' in use at the present time an d p I h T d at 0 ay by Saturday, II bl d h 't d d n also what work has been CO il l)lll'led the strurtu re - Sentonel pho tos. Slatedsunday The wea.therman said there ~/ th:;~ol d:~t~eo:r:nei~~r ·--- --F I . I M MIAMI (UP!) - Hurricane = a rssrbrhtr of ;~del~ sc~t-g bor hoy, was held Jail today I Boosters w tH unera services or a r Y Betsy, boasting peak winds of owers or un on a murder charge. She said Elizabeth Gloeckner, 72, who 150 miles an hour, meandered Sunday and Monday, she frred the gun accidenUJIIy • I i' :'ed atpher re91denThceradon Uruon treacherously on an uncertain Rlepreodsentauvel dedte"ftradt'":es7 when she dropped a handful or Conduct Dnve ~. ve , omeroy u ay wtU path in the Atlantic today ear y t ay me u oe o ' . nd 1 be held Sunday at 1 pm. at the threatening a string of uS. Cleveland Columbus and a~h ~Y· H 'ghl p lice Chief Ewrng with buri111 inRev the nolsslle tracking sbltions in the Cincinnati 54 and Marietta 53, Carla~rngs ;~.. ~ld ':.trs Beech Chapel Groce Cemetery . · Mari· l On Wednesday Fong strike set for next fog at Marietta was heavy and I · · .. Ivrsiblhty near zero. nell -- In 10 I McCoy from the EUB. Church Bahamas. . ' • . ' • ann Colby, 40, admitted she • at Ripley W, Va. will officiate. Weathermen said Betsys VWllm 8 Services held the gun tbat killed John The Rutland RPd Devils She was born J 1 20 1893 course .'S uncertam but there Are Slated Monday Cremer Young Jr • 8, the son of Boosters club ~ •II conduct a uY • • are md1cations that the center . · 11 rorninent famtly m the daughter of the late Char- m be . th h Funeral serv1ces for Mar- a soCla YP . , membership dnve through lhe l les T. aDd Carrie Zuspan Ray- w gtn a nor -nort wester- cus G. Noble, 49, South Charles-- her horn~ Aug 24 She lDSlsted VIllage next Wedne:-sday , St'pt. burn Her husband Albert also I ~y course late Saturday and all ton W Va who wac; killed the shootmg was an accident 8 beg mnmg at 6 u m it •~a"i I · • • mterests In the Bahamas and ' · ' Th h' 1 said Mrs Colby ' d preceded her in death tbE-ee th the t U lted S te Iearly this morning in an accle c 1e · dec1ded dunn~::: a meetmg We · hoe soube as ern n ta s dent in Putman county w Va signed a statement Thursday nesday mght years ago .. · s uld ware. · · f t 1 e in wh1ch ' SurvlVlng are three children, At 9 a.m. EDT Bets was will be held Monday at 2 p. m. re u mg an ear 1er on Red Devil fnotb.•ll pla,veJ s w1ll I Charles, Oakfield, New York about 440 miles sll htt Ysouth at the Rawlings . Coats Funer- she had contended her retarded be escorted by the two vo ll agel Erwm, R.F.D. 2 Racine; Jay, of due east from Mi:mi yand 120 al home with burial in the Grav- son, Dane, 9, accidentally. killed 1 fire trucks wh1l e canvassmg the StfiiSburg, Ohio; nine grand- miles northeast of the Baba- eJ Hill cemetery. the Young boy and she hrd the / town sellmg member,h rp tJCk· ch~dren and_ two great grand~ man island of San Salvadore He was a member of the Bro-- ~dy 1D an effort to protect : ets for $1 each children Frtends may call at near 25.1 north and 711 west therhood of. Railway Trammen, him. .. . . I It was also agre~d lu spon sor the funeral horne at any time It ted •. •• __; a cooductor for tba New York Authorrtres wrthheld detarls of record hop afll'r lhe l"•ddle. was !llpec w pass a "'"" • M C0 lb '8 latest statement 1 I 4 I' porr · Rutland foo tbal gam~ IBnds early Saturday. of World War 2. He was born She was charged wrth forst de·: on Saturday mght. Sept. 11. 1t Betsy wa• churning through in Mason county the son of Mr. gree murder. . Will be held at the lugh school the ocean at 10 miles an hour and Mrs. Gora Noble, Mason, Mrs. C~lby told pohce _she gym and will be m charge of W Va 1was carrymg the old .32-callber the Jays Dancmg will be from ./ . [B. , Central Railway and a veteran rs. Y • WI"ll CycIISls Sponsor T•T COMPLETE INVICSTIGATJON· Surviving In addition to 'his five-shot revolver in one band i TO m. until midnight and ad· Pomeroy po!Jce have cornplet. parents are his wife. the form- and some laundry ~e other mJsston w1ll 50 ef•nts ed investigation of a two car er Betty Kimes, two sons, Mar· and t~t the weapon diScharged The Boosters are work•ng evScramble Races mishap thai occurred cus and Jack, one sister, Mrs. when she dropped the laundry lenings instalhng a new com- Astronauts lday at the lnl.ersectlun of Ann Walsh and a brother, Hom· and. stooped to pick up mercial fence around half The Melp Motorcycle Club ley and Mulberry. Chief of er Noble, both of Mason. clothmg. Ithe football field. The other sec.l Pomeroy will oponsor District lice Jed Webster said Friends may call at the fun- I The bullet that struck Cremer . tion w•s put up two year< ago. WI 'II U d Championship T-T Scramble Nelson Dexter, and Charles eral home after noon on Sunday. tore. a large ,hole r~ th~ back I Anyone interested belprng lf) n el go Races Sunday, September 5tb ree 34 Langsville of hrs head, kilUng him mstant-1 is asked lo ple"Se report al at the elub !P'Ounda loca":d silied.·lt 'was reporte.\'~~at Mrs Velerau Memorial Hospital : ly. Coroner Samuel Gerber said · the football field •ny eve nong Q t' • lllilfl nortb Pomeroy ind 201Wllson's car hit the vehicle . Admlnlooo Russell: the gun was only . two mches at m. UeS lOnlUb . . · p. 10 be j a This is only one of three smart new embossed designs that help hide sublloor imperfections and spiked hoel marks. It's a lnng·wearing, low· cost floor that's grease resistant and easy to clean, too! ln&taii it yourselt and save! ONLY • L lllu ~ ~ .n..-. tllllw ploW giGub.& "'"'""· """""' ..... ud J)lr!WI !t-It r On Salt at our Warehousa Storo on Machanlc StrHI. s.. tht complete lint of Linoleum, Cangaltum ond all hard aurfoce floor covering• an 11ft at our Mechonic SlrHI Warehaun. of Beautif11l Cootcmporary dellp It a RmiTbbly thrifty price! Ouuloct walnut ftaiiJa oa selected. veneered coaatruct.loa. 0.., e:tmd-deet plaque& form tbe decorative drawer • e Visit Elberfeld• in Pomeroy for the best v•lues in bed room furniture. I REQUESTED TO MEET 1'<'""""''-'.'·'"''"'''·•""'""" All Oisabled A..rnencan Veter- ~ . COLUMBUS tUPl) - Wltb j Rutl~ lllrlb &rolflltltt,~.day Be Thrifty! .•• Buy All Your Ch ildrens School Clothes At •.• 1 •ans and Lcgionaires are request- odeal weather predicted tor at ed bv the frring squad com- least tbe oen two dayo Jn imander Sam Clark to meet at and 109,:154 vlsitort alreadJ :the Mrddle purl Lcgron hall at : through the gate, the pictJ ' I P m. Saturday to attend mrtl-1 lure never looked brighter lor ol Mrs. 6 p, 'tary riles for Edward Young the Ohio State Fair. mllero south of AtbeDI on US 1.1. orated by Tyree when ber Cummina, Racine, Mrs. Lewis Ifrom the youngsters head and Mrs. Charles '!imith , wife of I ltrfc long member of the DAV, Today's 111raout was upectGates will open at 10:30 with slipped off the brake Sarson Racine· Lottie Shef- there were powder wounds the new fool ball roadr. served SPACE CENTER. Houston. I ed to puob atteadaD<O beyoad practlee being from l1 o.m. Ill wu minor damages .and no field· Racine; Eila Hannon, around the wound. . as actmg secretary. >trs. Rev a ' IUP I>-Bpare champions L. r PETmON PILED the 640.073 wbo came lo ial! I p.m. lnd Bfartlnl lime all:lll real.! were reported Pomeroy · Deward Fl'lllier Ka· Mrs. Colby told offlcrals the Snowden treasurer reporled Gordon Cooper and Charles I A , . k' , year's fair dlll'bog lbe enUre 1 1 9 Jl-day run. Four daYI are leh a.tn. <EST), ' oauga· Charlel Landers shooting occurred in balance $106.47 ;n the treas- · (Petel Conra£:, their reunions . 1 1 ThiJ wide, amooth, dust--trte MAN ARRESTED • ' kitchen while Dane was in an- 'l ury Boosters presi dent Don i with the1r families limited tu a 1tJt e as en e 10 In this year's verlloD. 1 track Ia considered by rlden Web Clonch Star Diacbrlet - Debo ah W0 lie Iother part of the Colby home., presided over the ses· hug and a steak, today began nty Cy A ....,.... 'IZ,t%3 toUred 19 . 'r . IC10 s pfn ora. ; tp'OIIads 'l'b11rsday with i!,C%3 to be one CJI. tile ben In I he eroy, bas ioee'n arrested Rutland r ·; She said she wrapped the body Ision. a week of intensive questioning state. Refmhmenlro will be sold Meigs couliljo Sheriff'• Mr lnd Mr 8 · in her car cost and drove to a , The next meeting will be held by doctors ano sciPntisls. th'c n1~ •p~rs ~ns, aga;ns paid admiaallltll. Laal year for Gil the •.,,. ment 00 an auaull lnd Ru8Bell Racine ..; wooded area tn Gafea Mills Wednesday Sept 15 at 7 30 p Cooper and Conrad got home • te un n;wn , Vlsees, tba same day the total 1111 cbarse. ' son· Mr and M;s Lew\s' Sar~ . where sht! left it. , rn. at. the high s.ch~L . . Thursday for thl.' first ttme •a edes, a_mmlsf raE~~· b etxhecSku _o~ 11.!81 witb ZZ:,tll paid. N Y K , . , ___ h. . .. . I an ass1gns o IIZB e In ~ ii!Jiil!iiD. OICI OU ROW son Rocinl 1 daughter smce I err 3..! . mr 11 ron - mr 1e 1 d . ed · . " Tou II lllat. 18-lile SQUAD CALLED ' ' . f PREMIER RE-ELECTED space flight and said, "it's good ne' eceas , MARINES SHIPPED OUT la!OI tnt ntciJ llr llap IIave 'lbe Middleport Mefp GeiJenl Hoopllal BEIR!!f, Lebanon tUPI\ - to be back " SAN DIEGO, Calll. (UPI) 1 llontiUoe II llpoda. · """-• l'eiCUe unit Wll eaUe4 al Admtuttna - Cora Morris, Sanoy and a Utile Wlll'lller 'lLt Gen. Amm Hafez. premier The Gemml 5 astronauts LOCAL TEMP About 1,100 Marines from ClUIIJI lll..._ lilt llepJbJ!e II Taao, p..m. Thursday for Catrrll~=:~n~~~ Harrisonville. today, high 74-11 .-Ill, 77-15 of Syria, Thursday night was 1stepped from • jet plane at El- The temperature in Pome- Pendleton boarded Navy lrlnJI, tile e.le.uall Sl!jlel II Amer. 1011 tlld Rout. 7. 'lbe a 01......... - Rutb Car r,liout•. Fair illld 101 10 ....r to- re-elected cnotrman of the live hngton Alf Force Base andj roy 's business drstrct at 11:35 porta Thuradllf lor "tranapla~ loa ...... U_.. ...... •le..~lea&ed shortly Phllllp \~ibet.IIIIPI,Jtw SUI. , . aad COli· man Syrian oresiaency council, their wrves. daughters and sons a.m. today was 76 degrees un- ment In the Far Eu~" 1 Mao , 1•ri!Je __ _ '\:MI - J!t ... . __ •Radio reported. rushed up for embr._ -+.-- !ler Btlllllpkleo. Jel - , of 10c .,.,,. d'11t• the , 1 ELBERFELDS .IN POMEROY be :'l------------------------------------·~ 11 •.. - els as a senior at ers union (USW) were trymg /\ fali-Uke nip In the air tinued in Ohio today, but a · distance north of the Baco 1 · with the former's daughter, Mr. Meat, bread and drmk wU and lira. lloD lirabtr and Ill llfll'lillecl. the representatives of the steel Warm•"ng Trend Porter Will Attend Marshall University !2, Door Mirrors, Wall Mirrors with frame or bevelled edges. Sizes to fit the space you need to fill. On sale on the 2nd and 3rd floors Free Delivery to your home. @mstronQ . t •-----------------.1 -. I I THE SHOE BOX midnight, resumed bllks at am EDT. Johnson ask•d them ~ glve him- a report at 11 a.m. EDT Ac~ording to the While House FRANK PORTER helicopter en route to the oper· ation was shot down seven miles from the landing zone . The aircraft burst into flames .!1 1 only 2.99 \. 011 1 1 ·- ,- A burg!~r ~uspr.~l, being h~ld l through l~e door ._ ! The burglary a~ Wallace Jew· rings with description unkno'!n, for qu~shomng m connectiOn ChJel (;llkey saJd L11t le was elry. Second-:;t m M1ddleport, s1x yellow-gold bay rmgs wttll With two receut breakmg and , taken into custody at 1::10 a.m. netted thieves $1,200-$1500 in birthstone settings. entermgs, e1>caped somet1rne 1tode~y when hP was d1scovered ;nerchandise between midnight One lady 's yellow cameo early th1s mnrmng fr1m Mld· l htdi ng ms1de the Blue Tartan ,• and 9 a.m. Wednesday. ring, one set of lady 's engagedleport v1l1age jail . Sou th Th1rd-av. al ter 1t had Chief Gllkey called agent Wil- ment and wedding nngs, 12 sterChief ol police Herbe rt (;ilkey dosed Ln tle wa.~ arrested byl liam ~axey from the Bureau of ling silver lad ies' rings, a laidentifled the escapee as Wade Chief Gilkey ;md Ptl. Kenneth ICnmmal InvestigatJon in Lon- dy's '' li'Jrst Lady" Bulova Alva Little, 29. of HI. 2 Chesh-: Imboden. I don, 0. to assist w1 th the inves- watch , one man·s Ru lova watcb ire._ Little Is 6 ft , J inl'h ta ll 1 Authunties qutstu•m·d Lillle jtigat_ion . I:;ntry was gained mto ' Wll h leatht•r str<J p, OJ man:s Bula we1ghs ISO poumis and has 1at lengt:. 1n ('on nedwn wit h th e: the jewelry store through a wm- ova gold watch oblong m de, brown hair and eyes. Wednesda~· mornm~ bur g l<:~ry of I' dow at the rear of the building sign w;lh leather slrap, lady'l L1tt1e escaped irom the ja1l Wall<~n.· ·s .lel'lelry Store and the !hal had l>een boardPd up. ' Hemitite yellow gold rmg with some time after J a.m . by cij m~- Ju!y 3 hre<-lking and enteflng of I Merchandi se stolen from the Igray stone m oval setting, a ing up a dumb waiter US{' d lor tlu~ Bl u ~ Tartan imrnedwtely af-: slore inclu~1:? ·. . . _ jlady's eng?gement ring and a isendi1ng foo d downsta irs to pris- ter he w ;h taken mt o rustody. Ten Boys 1n111::~! rmgs s1lvrry set of lady s watch, engagement tnn~e•·-, and by getting inside the The H1 2 Chesh1re man wtts v.1lh black background, 3 or 4.<-lnd wedding rings . apartnwnt ot Mrs. Ith~·n lollged ins1rle the village men's s 1erlmg Silver 1mt1al nnw:: 1 Chief Gilkey sa id a statewide Myrtle Harnson, jail matron. jja il on ;Jn open r·llarge. fl was with go ld tri m, 5 men 's black a larm ha:'" been made for the Little. after gettmg upstairs som~ time <.~fler that and early · rmgs, 1 Masomc ring. 12 la dies arrest of Little and an affidavit Inside the quart ers of Mrs. Har- this morning IIM t !.utle escap- Eastern Star nngs, 10 assorled ch.:J rging him with breaking jail rison, then went qu1etly oul ed. 1men 's birthstone nngs, 5 men's is on fil€. -- - -- - ------- I• 1 1 ... ~ I 1 -- Agreement by LabOf Day o e ennntg! reeway mter- Wedne day change with lnlel'lltate 7L s · j ~ I rounds of siJaU arms ammuni- lion, quantities of other ammunition Hnd grenades and a rifles, machineguns and subma-1 cluneguns. The Vietnamese suffered casualties in the cleanup ope;ra-1 lions but a U.S, Army UHJB salea tax rate, bu~ the Ohio Johnson pressurmg them Coldun~l 1"' 1 Ed1uca1h1onboiOCEJ reach a settlement by Labor no explanation whether it was sa u expec s oca a r sup· v· us Day. carrymg retnamese or , . t Ju I •• por s , ~oue same. The negotiators, who met for troops or how many. The !late. labor . group has more th an I'"' hours Thursday suppo rted mcreasmg state SUJ> bef ecessing shortly after rt f Oh' • bli hooi ore r 8 A Kiss-me-Kate SO(]AL CALENDAR - seekstee} and crashed upside down with to "heavy" casualties. There was Fashion by - -· ..;;:.- Burglar Suspect Escapfs the :Middleport Village Jail Today SAIGON (UP!) - Another 1,400 U. S. Marines equipped with helicppters began Ianting in Viet Nam today, swelling U. S. troop strength toward the 000 mark. ln Saigon military spokesmen disclosed last B52 raid cost the Vtet Cong dearly in lives equipment. A Vietnamese unll which ---------------1 swept into the area pounded by Iother dead and wounded the Guam-based eigbk!ngine jet carried away. bombers in the 11th raid on A U.S. spokesman did not conZone D 30 miles north of Sar· firm the Vietnamese report but gon Thursday found no troops listed huge quantities Of · but reported they uncovered 111 Cong supplies captured in Viet Cong bodies. They said area, including f,OOO black Cong uniforms and 126,000 COLUMBUS -. 1111! OIUO WASffiNGTON (UPI) - Steel Ar L-C'O Executive Board re- union and management negot~a· ~fflrmed Thursday _lt.. opposl· tors went back to the bargam· tion to an. mcrease tn the state ing table today ~ith President 1 ..... .c. -::; "' '. fOL XVII NO. 117 flOMEROY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 FIVE CENTS --____________________________________________________ _:----~-=~~~-=------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ and on For all your needs in Back·To School Clothing. you'll find all sizes for gra de school boys, Junior High, High School and College. Pcmeroy 1 ON FRIDAY FROM f t7..,.·- .....~ '· ;;, r Dll11oted To Th. lntere~b 0/ The 'Meig•·Millon Areo SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .. ,, < 1 ·.- - - - - - - - 1 , __ 1 ~n~b~~7 t'~ %~~~~ =~ef:: ~s~l '!;::,B;~~~~ ~nd ~~ meetmg park~ ~eceh for t~ir...::~~ o!Tr::.~r~a=~~:a::~:. o e year. r and Mrs. Dean Brinker ISchreckengost of Parkt!.rsburg, ~ebrated therr golden wed· W. Va. .. . t· ily of Kalamazoo, Mich. , and Hayman Barnitz, Pomeroy. ·Mr. tal ., VEN IMr and Mrs. w. o. Barnttz, STITCHERS MEEf [money received at the fair ~~~ ·· """ DINNER Gl R Car en· Pomero . Joining the group In Mernllers ol the Junior Wlld-distribllted to the gtriB. Follow· :l,~··'<lh•l,~, . ·l-11. ], Mr. and ~h s. W h . di~ner the eve~ins to~ homemade lee wood Garden club were guests llng the meeting a wlen~ roll& ,. . Ler entertam~ YJl~ th:ir home cream and pie were Mr. and when the Five Star Stitchers land swimming were enjoyed. ' evenmg • , nd I 4-H I b et at Royal Oaks . -~·- - - ' J2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid ,ileport. 0. Sept. 2, 1965 ' ; .. the ~ Mrt Ke~nedy .~U.. j 1 ~ml~ weat'he liJe..., ldk... ~r I "I y;~ ·llamai~ / l~etll~n s~; ~n~ ~~ ~Ule ~~g~~ou co~m~? f ~as co~rt a~~nc~ ~rrsi ~g· •MI~-I[e.-1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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