https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3008bf631c1195c85755134f707fdd7.pdf d06a69028ce1d7653e6ec6817da604fe PDF Text Text ••• Star Class to Pay for Church LEAVE ON VllliT 1 St·hool Theme is ~rge and WU!lam Black· •p · " · • II h id ith Mr d' ronllst' ,,(IV JOT I wMe weuortres, · ~kwd R. lland , " Je<us. the Prnnu ..d Savrs. lS L<UC a uo. u an · " " 3 ' 1I'' IIteme deve" I ped le f1 .Sa1"'-day . f or a vI51·1 WI'th ""' for th,· Hv "' ll Run Vacation rf • relatives m Cmcmnatt , 0 . Bible S('h0:,: whkh ronrlu ded U f d J " ay. U"<' 22·. . The reading of Matthew 5• Mrs. F. 101 se Smith was d1rec~ l-20 oy ~ president. Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE Aroun d And AboU f MidcJ#eporf Annex C GinS Roush-Ebersbach Vo"'s are Taken ,. Jn Sparfa N C Bapf'lsf ChUfCh 1 ' ' NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Roush are nouncing the marriage of their daughter, Sarah Cather· I ine, to Mr. Laurance Stewart Ebersbar,b, son of 0 f p tla d Oh'10 tor and Mrll Nora Searle~ s~r- Florence Potts, opened t be Connie Cooke, da~ghter . of M~e H~~~:~~sb~~b~~h,inS~-· vf'd ao; se< ·rplar~ ~rs Eloise meet.J.ng of the star Class of the Mrs. Je&• Cooke, 15 attend1~g double-ring ceremony, June Watson wa s pianist. Teachers F i r s l United Presbyterian a ~<elhod1sl_ ~oulh ~ellowshtp 20th, at l0 :30 a.m. in the Sports and hel~rs werE" as foHows : 1chun:h in the church ~mnex officers tr~ming sessiOn at Baptist Church, Sparta, North N ~ r ~e ry departtno:"nt, Mrs.! Tuesday night, June 23. Camp lnd1anola near Lancas- C 1. lth R v Lewis w F.lol I ' h nd ' th ' eek Sh . aroma, w . . s ... wa ,'-on, eac er, a Roll call was answered by ter 1s w . e Is a mem- Yrll· ff · t' e . POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN or n " ' 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sht'lby Davis. helper ; ~egin- seven members with Bible scrit>- ber of Ht:att Methodist MYF. 1 tams . 0 ~tela mg. . "CHILDREN OF THe ne.rs Y1rs belt~· Hutc~t~son, lure containing the word • · fa~ Brenda Potts of Pomeroy is al- The brtde_ s l;lr~ss was a hght w1111 m aqua two-p1ece Jersey, sheath, DAMNED'' 1 nd'mg from th a1 group. street I ea<·her · Mrs ·. Bettv • a s Lher ." The class voted to pay so ate length . Her flowers were DAMNED · b~· tbelr dia· bolical power to destrO}' tht> and Mrs. Dons Richmond . help- for the curUtins purchased for Mr. c. H. Wise , Sr ., a 0 d white carnations. She was at· world f'r s; Pnn1ary, Mrs. Audra , the annex. flmes teaclwr and Rosemary daughter Rutt Wise and Mrs. tended by Mrs. Charles Nease, " RAIDERS" Brian Keith . Robert Cu~. S . el. h I J . d Mrs. Mayme Holmes led the William 'setz and Mrs. Leo I matron of honor, of Pomeroy. ams . t' per: umor epart- program by conducting a Judi Meredith WIN OR 01 oJewhurst Swick of Colurnbus spent the Mr. Nease served as best man Seven men dE'If'rmmed to me-nl · Mrs· June ' quiz and reading "Planting For weekend at the :tome of Mr. for Mr. Ebersbach . save Texas. te-acher , and Mrs. Bea Dugan The Future.'' ' and Mrs. Rose Patterson, help- It was decided to have a "si- and Mrs. C H. Wise, Jr. They The bride is a 1960 graduate SUN. MON. and TUES. I ~~ : ;ee,~cgers, dM~. ~elen lent auction'' with articles cost~ ~;:~ ~~d:::n~a~~~s f~~;{'81 ~~ ! ~! ~~h:~ri~~~ :~~!lp~: July 54-7 1 · t-ae Pr. an rs. oro- ing 2!i cents or more at the July Ewing Funeral Home in Porn- ! played at the Philip SJX,lrn Plant "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" thy Cu lwmn and Roberta Mus- i meeting. RoJl call -Nord for (Tecbniculor) ~er , helper!~ be "palrl'oti'sm" with eroy. :as a member of office personCliff Robertson (PTIU9 J Jane 11 Averag altenda f th i nel. The groom Is a member Fonda, Rod Taylor. Robert ~ e nee or . e Hazel Clark, as hostess Mrs. Bernard Ful~ and dau-1 of the 1957 graduating class of Culp, .Jo Morron. Jim Backus fe•tur.tt~t: Flagpole Jltt•n school ""' 104. Robert E. Smith Mrs. Ada Slack as ornonm lghlers, Beth Barbara and B.•.•· r:acl·ne Hl'gh School and 'Is em· churrh rnmister and Worley leader. k h t d f t~STOOGES iHs 1e · d . Y ave re urne rom VISI ployed at the Ebersbach Hard· a Y' su pertnten ent. The meeting closed with mg wtth relatives and fr1ends · -er. Mrs. Potts, hostess in South Charleston, Piqua and ware company In Pomeroy. The refreshments to Mrs. Holmes, Convoy. In Convoy the Fultz Will reSJde at The Lowman . ed 'th th ir Apartments m New Haven. htld Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Daisy Rouh, c ren ·omam WI e I "\ Miss Frankie Mumaw, Mrs. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy 11 Lizzie Quick. Mrs. Rachel Sinn whiJ, Mrs. ~·uttz attended Canmta Club i6 McBride, and the hostess. a Methodist seminar at Find- I Entertained Moruky lay, i Mrs . ..:harles Riffle entertainMr. an<i Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr. i ed the m~Mon~y Canasta club PICNIC POSTPONED The picnic of the Past Chiefs Waverly , and granddaughter,! Monday ~v~ning at her home, of Magnolie Temple Pythian Sandy lletz of Hl' lll'ard, have ,... East. Mam-st. S.Is 1ers scheduled 1or Th urs day turned from t vacation trip "to , Prtzes were awarded to Mrs. G C d evenl.ng has been postponed New York, Niagara Falls and Buy owan anh Mrs. John .l •ugust. R f tl ~ Montreal, Canada. ', eaver. e res ments were serI ~=========~~ ved by hostess to those named L· Kathy Bratton and Dee Slav- i and Mrs. Max Folmer Mrs. en are attending a Methodist' Richard finlaw, Mrs.' Donald M~SON School of Missions at Uelaware.l McKenzie, Mrs. Eugene Trip~I _'J_~ ',._.., ' TONIGHT The girls ace housed In dorms I lett and a guest Mrs. Lloyd Tells lime "I: IUS:• OF Tlllf: - Gltem- lATE lllNii FAMILY NIGHT at Ohio Wesleyan University .~ Moore. ' ins ihiioten 11111 case that and~ale ala gtaoce. nater. proof•, &ell·wlndl~g. SmrH\11 tell~ you !lm1 and date It "BEAUTY AND They are being spousored by I • glance. Watarproot•, ll:llf· styled nmblnation lin~ and THE BEAST" the Heath Methodist Women's , wllldln1, s"eep 5ttond•llend, e•panslon band . Allttl!nlt'$1 steel. 17 /twt!ls. Joyce Taylor Mark Damon Society oi Christian Service. i Bride-E'lect is 17 jewels. --a nd•swoRD OF TH& . They . were taken to Delaware : Guest of Honor See Our Exte,..ive Collection of BULOVA Watchet CONQUEROR" by R1ta Slaven. They wlll spend Mi p tr. I Bl k I b 'd Jack Palance Guy Madison th eek 8t th h I ss a lC a a es ee, Tl eFrom $24.76 {Color) e w e sc no · ! elect of Melvin Circle, was Mrs. Ruth Moore, Middleport, goes! of honor at a shower tun· Thurs.-Fri. July 2-3 was called to Columbus last cheon at the home of Dr. and "FUN IN ACAPULCO" Th ur sda y due to u,. death of Mrs. Le onard Bta kes Iee m · East With Elvis Presley L · and Ursul-a Andres• her da~Jghte~., Mrs. Ann Moore ansmg, Michigan, Saturday, (Technicolor) Eiseistein (Gerald) Thursday June Tl. -andfollowing a lingering illness. Attending from here were "THE COLD DARK HOUSE" Funeral service• were conduct· Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and dau. Tom Poston ed Saturday morning in Co- ghler Jennifer, who with Mr. ::iiii::iiii~~~lumbus. Sh~ was a former Mid-[ Blake~!~, spent t_he p~st weekI end VISiting relatives m St. dleport rest~ent. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pick- Johns, Michigan. ens vi~ited recently in Cohlm~ bus With hir sister, Mr. and A'ITEND TEA Mrs. Paul Kautz and family Member& of tho garden clubs . and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Jan In Middlepnr< who attended the Houck and son, Br.ent. annua} silver tea of the Chesb~ Palty and Janice Everson of ire Garden Club Included Mrs. South Charleston, Ohio. are E. M. Wood, Mra. 0. E. goests this wee:, with Mr. and Tewksbary, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Bernard Fultz and daugh- Crooks, Mrs. Guy Reynolds , ters, Beth . Barbara , a11d Becky. Miss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie Mr. and Mrs. William (Bill) Zerkle, Mrs. William Hamm, Pickens, Baltimore, Md. were Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. James recent ~ests of his brother. Arnold, Miss Harrie Made Mr. and Mrs Richard Pickens. Smith\_ Mrs. D. B. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Beu Pickens Bal- Mrs. John Kincaid, Miss Nina timore, anotller brother, fs vis- Rus~ll. Mrs. Walter B. Harris iltng with Mr. and Mrs. Pick- and daughter, Jill, and Mrs. ens this week. Rober~ Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Sale Prices! and fal'llly. Dennis, Dean, Don. L rENDS CAMP na, Dallas, and Duane, spent Richard Haggerty, son of Mr. Sunday at Camden Park in and Mrs. Robert H"ggerty, Huntington. · has been attending Camp Ar· Mr. •nd Mrs. Horace McE~ rowhead for three days for ptehlnny visited Sunday in Trim- training prior to leaving for ble with Mr and Mrs. Charles the Natiqnal Boy Scout Jam. Johnson and family. Joan, Ju. boree at Valley Forge. Others tia and Ricky Johnson accom· attending from Kyger Creek panied the McEihlnnys home and Cheshire area are Charles for the week. Their parents Bradbury, James White and will come Saturday for them. Dennt. Gross. l Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and sons, Chris and Pat of ColumHAVE HOUSE GUEST bus are spending the week Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Speng· ALSO A FEW BALL BAND, COMMODORES with her par•nts, Mr. and Mrs. ler of Mi1dleport are entertain· AND U. S. KEDS Adolph Saelens and son, Den- ing a houseguest from North· Sale Prices! Dis and other relatives. field, Ohio. She Is Miss Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen. Borcenk, daughter of Mr. and nesy and daughter, Teresa Ann, Mrs . William Borcenk, will be Portsmoutll, spent the weekend visiting with the Spenglers' dauwith his lll<lther, Mrs. Henry ghter, Kathy for a week. She Hennesy. arrived in Middleport Sunday and plans to leave Saturday. July 3-4 I T I 1 1 .,,. 1 '' •·BULOVA , ' 1 , 1 DRIVI·IH .f. - 1 ' I I CONTINUED CLEARANCE SALE ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE I RE~~CED For Women Heel Huggers - Connies - Paris Fashion Charm Step A Few Matching Handbags Values To $10.99 $1.87, $2.871 $3.87 $4.87, $5.87 and $6.87 For Men Jarman - Hush Puppies Golf Shoes and Discontinued Styles - Randcraft Values To $12.99 $3.87, $4.87 $5.87 and $7.87 SHOP AT-- i ddl! o/8pw BlocJt; POMEROY, OH 10. FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES OF NATIONALlY ADVERTISED BRANDS IN SUMMER MERCHANDISE SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE · - · ····· ~ - . .. ..... - ... .q • I '!, .. Naomi Mission Society Meets At Bentley Home 1 The Naomi Mission Society of 'I the first Baptist church, met Sunday afternoon in the home 1 of Mrs. Dewey Bentley. Mrs. Naomi Bentley presided over the business session when a report from Mrs. Myrtle Warren, social chairman of the Women's Missionary convention held in May wlth the local church was received. Mrs. Gertrude Buller, lead· lng the devotions, spoke on ''The Power of Influence ." Mrs. , Edith Thomas, a goest read · the poem, "Meet God 1 n the Morning." For the July meeting Mrs. Butler will again be devotional leader. The hostess, Mrs. Dew. ey Bentley, although a new member in the society olso ••rv•• on tho program and sew· ' lng committees with Mrs. Warren of Middleport. The meeting closed with repealing Christian woman's Pledge. Mrs. sent' REMEMBER! SATURDAY IS 4th OF JULY AND WE WILL BE CLOSED, SO SHOP THE WEEKDAYS FOR SAVINGS ON SHOESI ley served {!-..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~J sen courM. her . Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' Women's Club Of Long Bottom Church Meets ......t..Md ............ IIlli Prllll)' wltlt a rhn o o1. a lew ICIUend t.bnM ';- t IIIPI tij. blp Friday VOL XVI Is Bei'ng Pia nne d PT. PLEASANT- Plans are being made to organize a Ma .. on County Historical Society wtth L. L . Caldwell, chairma of the Historical committee for ~~~~~e~leasant Chamber of The purpose f the •-o organu.a• bon woulrl be for dl'scove 1·ng procuring and preservl'n• rm 1• -=t a· ters of historical Interest to the present and gene:-cttiuns to . com~. Mason Personal ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THURSDAY & FRIDAY STORE WIDE SALE I THURSDAY 9 TO 5 AND FRIDAY 9 TO 5 Special Values In Every Department For These 2 Days. Ready To Wear- Furniture- Floor Coverings- Drapery DryGoods-Mensand Boys Wear - Hosiery - Home Furnishings- Lingerie- Store Wide - Many Bargains ' Friday 9 to 5 and'Thursday 9 to 5. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY guests a des· 1!.......--....................................~._..._~._-..........-.-_...~._._.......J I. ' "<• Fo1 of .Ju. ly holklay w..kend begins to. night with a warning from the National Safety Council that as m~y .l5 550 AmerJcans mai die .n acctdenL on the nation's streets and highways. Bell rmging, parade.. and tradi>ktna' fireworks displays will 01! the order of the day on Independence Day. B"t because the holiday falls on Sat· urday, thousands of persons will be let off from work Fri· day and head for their favorIte bulc•. 01 fishing resort. In Chicago alone, about half of the city's office and factory workers will he given Ibn day off. . . I Other members of the com. rnittee art' ArC"hie Henry, May. or o£ Henderson, Mrs. Lone F. Jones, Mrs. Herse) Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brand. Mrs, Mollie Pullins visited Anothe. committee meeting Saturday evening with he• will be held July 13 at Hart· ter, Mrs. Charles McNickel at ford and ttll persons interested the Elmwood Nursing in th~ir Mason County ~eritage JULY Z Bethel No. 62 of the Intema· near Tuppers Plains. are urged to attend. tiona! Order of Job's Daughters will meet a~ the Pomeroy Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Birch ATTEND CAMP and family of East Liverpool sonic Temple Thursday at MASON - Thirteen ntemwere weekend guests of Mr. p.m. bers of the Happy·Go·Lucky HI and Mrs. George Sellers. JULY 3 Club attended Mason County Pomona Grange will meet at Mrs. Don Pullins and daugh- Camp this past week. Those at· the Rock Springs Grange ter, Rita Kay, were in Colum· tending were Debbie Joneo DebFriday at a p.m. All members bus over the weekend due to bie Slew~rt, Debbie Werry, of Pomona court are urged Debblt:. G11land, Francis Queen the illness of her brother. be present for practice of the Virginia McDaniel, Connie Gl~ FUth degree. Mrs. William Killinger re. land, Barbara Stanley, M 1k e The Xi Gamma Mu Sorority turned home Sunday morning and James Ryan, Susan Tha· is sponsoring 8 dance at t h after a visit in Dayton w' th bet, Bubl>y Lewis and Norman Pomervy Jr. High school Mr. and Mrs. Walter KillinJer IU!ynolds . day, July 3, from 8 to 11 p.m. and Mrs Nora Eakins. She A local group, The Vibrations, was accomp&nied home by Mr. ENJOY OUTING will play. It will be well cha<p.land Mrs. Harter Scbeall and MASON - The Youth Fel· eroned. Mrs. Eakins who spent tbe day. fowshlp of the Mason Methoclist Miss Barbara Hamm of Chit- Church along with their lead. Oral Immunization llcothe Is the goesl of her er, Mrs. Howard VanMatre and grandmother, Mrs. J. 0. Roe- Mrs. Fred Spencer, enjoyed an Is in Two Series del. outing on the village green ID PT. PLEASANT - Oral Miss Shirley Beegle complet· Mason on Sunday evening. Those immunizatior is being given at ed an assignment in he Econo~ attesding the wiener roast the Mason County Health iny Loan office In Belpre last were Cinda Fogle11011g, Marll)'ll partment in two series, the sec~ week and will be in the Galli- Cook, Diane Sisk, Mike Jolin· ond do!!" eight weeks after the polis offlce for the next two son, Norman Reynolds, an d. first. weeks. Beverly Carson, Children under six Bruce Gotthardt, who Is are required to take a booster the goes! of his grandmother, dose when they are 10 to Mrs. W. A. Morgan, spent Tuesmonths old day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert The department Eason and family. that those who did not complete the series of three given BIRm ANNOUNCED Mrs. Cashy (TIIJie) BaH wb• should take advantage of Mr. ana Mrs. Eugene Whaley represented Mason County a& type now available. of Darwin are announcing the Glenville Folk Festival, Gl. . The Health Department will birth of a son Brian Eugene ville, W. Va. hns returned to be closed o" Saturday, July 4 Saturday, J~ :n, at Sbelte;. her home at Apple Grove. Mrs. and no immunizations will be ing Arms Hospital in Athens. Ball who Is 82, reported that given on Saturday during the Mr. and Mrs. Wholey have an- she had a wonderful time as Mamonth of July, but will be glv· other child, Carla ean. Grand· so" County's Belle. en on Thuradays. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Her- Jimmy Wise left on Tuesday her! Wb&ley of Darwin, and for .Camp Arrowhead near Hunt· B!R'l11DAY OBSERVED Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coallor of ington where he will receive A family cook-out In Gallipolis. Great grandparents Senior Patrol Leader trainlna ance of the birthday anniver- are Mrs. Ella Whaley of Shade, in Scouting. sary of Mrr. Clarence Clark Mr&. Ruth Hendrix of Racine Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Shinn was held Friday evening at the and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eads and family of Leon, Mrs. R. C. Kyger Creek recreaUon of Rodney. King, Henderson, and Abby A birthday cake oerved Swatzel, Pomeroy, and Carol)'ll following the dinner. Mrs. Henry Null, and Mrs. Baileo, Gallipolis, visited on of his family present were his Franklin Clark and son of Point Sunday Mrs. Catherine Rey. wife, Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Pleasant, W. Va. nolds and family. NOW YOU .J[NOW enti THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964 II wlll .... W cleu nfllll 'by fille<btttP ~ a. day, ' *c... J.,. •• ..... PRICE AVE CENTS First Phase of Sewe Project is Launched Plans were completed for th1 annual homecoming Sunday, Ju. _ ly 26th, on the church lawn. A chicken and ham dinner wiD be served l>y the ladles ot the congregation and games an'd Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. other entertainment are plantha Scott and Mrs. Russ Wa' .,... ned. son spen. Monday at Fairborn with thei.J: brother and sister- Father Hilliker announced in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. ohn T. that masses on that Sunday Baily. will be at 6:30 and 10:30 to aoMrs. O}an Genheimer commodate the people working <,m this pi'(.Ject. Refreshments daughter. \Judith, returned . d b their home, Columbus, Motodayl were se,-ve Y Mrs. Wippel evening elteJ a weekend visit assisted by Winnie Rose aud Rita Marcinko. Father Hilliker S BAC witb Mr. and Mn. William 0 f __M::=R= ·-= E::.B::.E::R::S:.=:::.:=H:...._ I Sheridan and family and Mrs. fered the closing prayer. u·ISIOrica . I society POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 67 Mrs. J. B. Marshall of Lou· lsville, Ky. arrived Saturday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Johr F. Bally and other relatives. John F. Baily and other lives. '·m,~- 1 Mr. aiKo Mrs. Edwa rd •• Ten mPmlx>rs of Grace Epts- Dickel l·eturned to their eopal church were In Columbus Cincinnati, Tuesday, after a Sunday afternoon, to att•nd weekend visit with her parents, ordinatlor of the Rev. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Martin, bela at the Trinity Their daughter, Donna, remainE~~~;p~e~:~~~~nd Mrs . Cruor·l ed for a two weeks visit with her grandparents. les Gibbs Miss Vida lhle, Mrs. J . E. D. Hartinger, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer TayMrs. Da!£ Dutton, Mrs. 0. lor and daughter, Teresa, of Stout, Mrs. Cedric Clark Grove City, were W-t>ekend vis~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore. itors of her parents, Mr. and Rev. all<l Mrs. Charle, Pit:,.rl Mrs. Joseph Haub. of Pt. ~:>Jeasant , W· Va. also Rona:d and Steven Tatterson left Sunday for ro visit' ln attended the ordination. Grove City witt Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and family. at .Y *••a. The Women'• club of Our Lady of Loretto Catholic churcb, Miss Ruth Ano Long Bottom, met Sunday ev• is attendtr..;~ Columbus Bus.Iness I nlag at the home of Mrs. He~>­ Unlversity, spent the weekend ry Wippel. The meeting openwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed with prayer offered by Rev, Wilbur Bailey, Athens Road. Father Hilliker. Ordi1Ultion Event 'tte--'--' Su--'-y ,.. ,....,... ,....., • "1r£AjHEI ~ BJclt IIIIa: 1'1. Priy doady ,r--.___ ~ -.;: t~~ ""TVE Work started today on the Memorial Hospital, the County first phase of Pomeroy's sew- Home, and some residences aerage project with the construe~ long Wright-st. tion of an intercepter sewer on Tile was run from Mulberry Mulberry.ave. Heights and other areas along The work is being done by Mulberry-ave., some time ago, K. L. Moore, Inc., B•lpre, who •ccordlng to Mayor Legar, but was awarded the job on a bid ll was never connected up. Maof $7,000 at a recent meeting yor Legar said seWage from of Pomeroy Village Council. ' the Mulberry-ave. and Mulher· Mayor Charles Legar said ry Heights areas is prfsently~ work is undeJway on the Mul· running into an open ditch and berry -ave intercepter in order causing a sanitary problem. to solve sewage problems from " This is the situatlos that will Pomeroy Elementary School, ! be corrected by construction of the Children's Hom·e, Meigs , the intercepter," according to 1 1 Legar. Legar said furllter work on the proposed Pomeroy sewage project will not be started unW ofter it Ia determined whnther the village will receive federal aid. Pomeroy !Hed an appllca. lion for federal aid on Its sew· age project over a year ago. Funds to construct the Mulberry--ave. intercepter are available through the local bond issue. Burgess and Nlple of Columbus are the engineers for the Pomeroy project. Showing Unusual Petunia WASIUNGTON - Th" ate, moving "'ward approval of A $556 million lederal pay raioe bill that lncluJes $7,500 yurly increases for members of Congre.. today faced the quesUon of whether to Impose financial disclosure teats on It· JOH. BaekeJ:S of the bfll, which woold affect 1.7 million federal clasalfied and postal workers, weze encouraged by an opening round victory Wedneaday In which the) bea• down turee ef· forti to eliminate the raises for themselves. A WEEK·JJlNG heat wave kept Its grip on the eastern hall of the nation today wiltlng cropa and coJUablg many towns to put limits o.,"water consump. lion. DJouchi ~CIIIB were » vere ~· the pajlott'a capl· ~ li! ..:omiecticut and In North Cai'Giiltl. ft;f· lleatber huretlll ..1c1 •the 'heat wnuld c'Onlt-1 lhtougb tho month with below 110rmal raiDfall. fence about Mr. Scranton �•, ,, . f ~· Moscow Takes 0 Stand on SOi.Jthea'st AsiQ Strong Arm Upon WhiCh to Lean SUPPOSE you saw the following ad in the help wanted column of this newspaper: ADMINISTRATOR: Temporarj: work. tlo ehanco for adYanco,..nt. 112-hour WHk. Subject to call al all houro. HeaYy rHponalbllltiH. Unool•· ablo problome and conetant crlaH. Must expect bitter and contJnual crlt· lclam from mllllona of booooa and opon oppoelt1on from many buelneaa aaoocl· alii. Llttlo prlvecy for 10lf and fomliY. Great porsonal danger. Good pay If you can find time to enjoy 11. Would you apply for the job? Sentinel, PomeroJ·MlAdleport, 0., ' OMMENTA liNG EDITORIAL! y rI ~ ' i - · ' Yet, the office o! president of the Un' of the United States should 'lted Stales has never gone unfilled or un· Citizens ' 'IOilght. It is, on tbe contrary. hotly con- be deeply grateful that over the years tested for, and huge sums of money are men of the caliber of our presidents have ··. spent to enable the candidates to get It volunteered for the hottest seat In gov· Why? ernment and have filled it so ably, Whoever Is elected to the White . Why would any man in his right mind want to subject himself and his House next November needs and deserve• ·d~mily t~;~ the mental, emotional an~~f~ the cooperation, loyalty and support o! :steal wrmgout. occupants of the every c1tizen in these troublous days at '·House must endure? home and abroad - reserving, '( )f course, Conceding the elements of personal the inherent right of every American to , pride and ambition, egotism, desire for gripe a little and to run th~ country su· . prestige and the satisfaction of beinJ In perbly as a Monday mornmg quarter, tbt No. 1 spot, you must 1lso recognize back. Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting teD your ······ ···· - .. ·~ · ··· ~· ··· ·· ·· ' , .lolQ.rlchal , ane Koufa x, both 25-game winners last season, became the first two inajor league pitchers to achieve II victories this year when they recorded triumphs Wednesday. Koufax, the 28-year-old Dodger dandy, was suffering from a stiff neck and a sore elbow Wednesday night and rated as a doubtflJ starter against the Phllli08 until he warmed up before the game. But the sturdy lefthander knew Marichal alr•ady had carded his lith victory in 1 2-1 afternoon decision for the Gian ls over the Pirates. Slrlkeo Out It So Kourax, not to be out done, took to the mound despite his aches and hurled his seventh straight victory - 3-2 over Phlls - and struck out 10 men, OJtendlng his all-tim e record for 10-or-more strike outs Jn a came to &6. Ko.. fax (11-4 ) allowed only five hit. In dropping the Phil· lie• 112 games behind the I e a g u e-ieading Giants, It marked his eighth consecutive victory against the Phillies dat· lng back to 19fil. Marichal (11-3) was tooched for eight hits and had base run- toa~~~~..:oo~e~:.ay lion • Pistol Pete IS Hero; Reds Win 6-5 Encounter ...... ... tr:, crazy, man. I Cars · , m the general vicinity gle, <:harlic ' W;~.~r. . . I E • J' s xperlence y! 1 1 Redlegs CI·nch Berth ··n .ddl PI • I eport ay-off Series M 11 I geles. Jim Bun, ing of Philadel- i phia. ..'uan Marichal of thtGianTs and Dic-k Farrell of the . Colts. Al,.or 's three southpaws i wd} be Sandy Koufax of the 1 Middleport Boys' League Red ond and an Intentional pas~ to ~gers, Ch.ris Short uf Philadt'l legs completed their first step Ault. two stolen bses, and 811 ph1a. and Du:k Ellsworth of the 60 Oldsmobile Dynamic - - - - - S1695 4 Dr. Holiday Sedan , V-8, Auto . P.S. and P.B. Radio, W.S.W. Tires, Locally owned 59 Chev.lmpala 4door -. . - . s1395 V-8 auto., power brakes, power steering, 6-way power seat, radio, w1s:w tires and air-conditioning. 59 Ford Galaxie 2Door H. T. - . - .s1195 V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, wls iw Ures. Shows excellent qre by one c,refuJ owner. 59 Oldsmobile 98 4Door ... -. s1495 Full power, Including power windows & 6-way power aeat, tinted &laSI, radio, beater and good wlslw tires CHECK THESI "AS-IS" SPECIALS 57 CHRYSLER 51 CHEV. 2 DR. toward winning a third straight infield out, in the third. I Cu bs. ! championship Wednesday even- The Redlegs had gone ahead i F' or th.e National Leagu e, onl.~· Ing with a light 4-3 victory ov- · , 3-2 in the second on Tannel•l'll's Ell , sworL1l and Short are newer the Braves, cinchlns; a tie ' , three-run homer Other Redlegs comers. Bunning, who will be Ior fir st Pace I d b rth an I e m ·· pltchl·ng ag··t·n t th AL All • tbe ta ff 1 th' hitting safely were Mickey " s e · p y~ ater 19 month. Childs, two singles, and Bill Star~ in the sa mt" park, Shea '!be ~~tory, pitched by 12-1Hensler and Tommy Cooke year-o oey Hindy, and won each 8 sin le by him with a clutch run-scorg · . lng single in the bottom of the i For the Braves Sieve Dunfee Ia · also singled . st inning, made the, Redlegs Ault fanned IO walked I' 10-2 for the season With three Hind r . IVe . games left. y anned 12, walked 3. Their closest competitors are Braves 111 000 - Stadium. where he. hurled his I 1 I 36 1 perfeet gam,· ugaln~ t the New York MPts on Jun 21 is an odd' . ' h h ' · · , 1ty m t at e wa s on five AL All-Star teams as a pitcher for DPtroil before bt>mg traded Gl eem His All-Sb•.r rl'l.'Ord stands at I meanwhile, last year's runnerYANKS WIN I the NL seore the winning run ups, are standing at 6-5, and . . in his tenure on the mound . ., are making strong bid for Van Meter ,. p!tchmg for the Oulo; ide of Bunning, Drysdale spot in the top three-team play· Yankees agamst .the second- is the vetereto of the NL squad. I off. ~alk.~ five .. and led . his team since this is his fifth nod . KouThe Red.leg • Brave1 game 0 hitting With two smgles asd fnx ' nam~ has appeared on the wa1 a patent-type thriller, re-- double. Lee Floyd had a homer star-studded roster four timE's , ! malnlng unsettled until Hlndy ~ a double , and Randv Phil- and Mardha, and Farrell hav• · eame up with two out, John hps had 8 P8 U: of doubles . No three games t> a e h to their : j, I I ! and the acore 3-3 In tbe home Moskey, who relieved hall ol the last inning. 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Umpire: Art sro: bart. IASY TERMS '295 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN TIL I P, M. Cadlllf!C'()Idi_,..lt 1 Tannehllle •tanding on first other Yanks hlt safely· base with an lntenttonall pasa, For the Senators, Timmy Tooth Paste Kleenex to the .-hils. 030 OOI- 4 7 2 1-1 and ht wnuld be the first the Senators, at 7·5, after los- Redlegs ing la!lt evening to the Yankees BoAgult aUnd ~ase .C HJmdhy and hurler ever to win an Ali·Star b a acore o1 u'I , Th e y ank ees, gs. ffiJ.Hre : . o nson . I. game for both leagues should Tampax 55 DODGE 4 Dr. V-8 ltonol. Tnn1.- ' .r : arr bat ters· box: on the third Powell . Elson Spencer, th b or our ounre. ' fit~, Ralp~ Chapman ~ Wolfe is se rving as fit>ld pilot K•:•.dt'f l hrst base eoach ). 1 for Racine and Hu ber t Prif'e he Portl~nd roster and John FishE"r will ma.~tE'r- Clart>nce Pnf'e, Bill mind lhe P-S Club _ (;arne time · ~hod W~rd, WaJliR ! •... wtittrJ-rt•,...• •.'=....... .. . ~...:.,..,.:___ lllllilfii·~""'UDtl'l...... 11, J4 . : _ .. 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It Is a mild sedative nnd !011 location for the movto ot Is belpfulln !educing tho blood I Moab, Utah, Wll bow l wu pret~~ure. Slnca 111'11• do•es: golD.. tD·.~y lp ~ Mth Ibis may c1u.e drOWelneM, '1 o u' "soft" avte .l te: " · ~-rtJt!11t 1 al the \ should not take it wbm yOU\ To will bo drlvinll 1 car. tnd ·If I. @~(; JIM i8J.'o Aoo'lllta: .·, )' ~~~ ~·-~·· Take home some Hudepohl for the w~·t When a beer would taste good, Process .14-K. ~.,makes Hudepohl ~~ grea, ' "l ff 'll StObart HaS 3-DAY TRIP ".II. ., 1 {· SPORTS DESI Cheshire nipped New Haven 11-10 in a high--scoring Tri-County High School League game on ~alue-Rated for Your 1,,..,. 1, -· - - .,..., ...,..... .,. TIIEu t lliE DAilY SENTINEl . • Wedneoday evening at I be By Bob WI~ I J ,o Rojas on base In the fourth, Julian Javier poked his Dlnth triple. School. It wao Cheahlre's first then rallied for a single run In home run of the aeuor equal· Dick Ellsworth (10.7) of the victory· the fifth and two In the fifth ung bis output ol !all year- Cubo the looor, had been pven Two lefties. Lanny Tyo for ----~~-------and two In the all<th. Ron Fair· and drove In four runs to pro- 1 lead two home runs by Cheshire, and Milton Rousb for ly singled home what proved to vide Curt stmmoos (H) with Ron Santo end 0110 by BUiy New Haven, handled mound be the winning run oft loser aU the mpporl he needed to WU!laml. "I woa't ooy anytiiiiiJ about duties. Tyo fanned six and his Dennis Bennett 18-&L stop tho Brave•. SiliUllOOI acat- The Meta expluded for u hits .you Dol b~Utlng • bUDCired- teammates cracked nine hits I The Cardinals crushed the tered seven hila to best loser "'lalnsl four Houston pitchers, If yoa dml'l oay anytblnc abonl with Joe Wills leading the atBraves 6-. , the Reds edged the Hank Fischer (6-5) , Including nine oll Die~ Farrell, me spending 0 bnndred!" tack on three hits In lbree Cubs 6-5 In 10 tnnlnga and tho Roee llomon who wu mating h1l fourth bid trips to the plate. The fuzzy-c heeked and th e gray beards or the y~n ' Mets outslugged the Colts 8-6 In Pete Rose hammerad his aec- for victory No. 11. Rookies John Other Cheshire hitters were and old. will ent erta in F'ourth of July ceJebrants In Ra- li·' other National League results. ond home run of tlle oeason Stephenson and Larry Elliott, Tyo with two hits in three trips cine. "· American League action saw with two out in the lOth inning and Ed Kranepool each conand Petty with a pair o! base Plans are well a long to have the traditional Boys' the Athletics upset the Yankees to give tbe Redo their come- trlbuted lhret hits to the Mets knocks. League baseball game a ugmented by an Old Timen' 5-4 In 11 innings, the White Sox back victory. Cincinnati bad attack. Reliever Blll Wakefield Roush was relieved by May- co ntest It will bring together many of the diamond fste~ sweep a pair from Washington trailed by four runs going Into (2-2) was I he winner. Walt nord midway through thu game . of 30 In 40 years ago . ' 8-7 and 2-1, the Orioles topple the ninth Inning when they cap- Bond slugged his 12th and 13th ' The New Haven pitchers fanRosters are bemg mad • up for a Racine team and~ the Angela 4-2, the Twins bom- lt•llzed on two errors to start homers for the losers. Reliever · ned seven Cheshire batters. from Portland-Sttver sv tll e . It was under similar such bard the Red Sox 14-3, and the a four-nm uprising, clilTUil[ed Claude Raymond (3-2) aboorbed I New Haven catcher Sawyers ba~ners of near ha lf a cent ury ago that some of the connTigers trip the Indians 3-L by Deron Johoaon'a two-run the defeat Gary Stobart pitched 4 • hit and Roush each had a home try s ftnest baseba ll tal• nt was brought to bud (If not ..c__ __c__ _ _ _ _ _ ___::___:.~:.:..~==~--=~-=--=::.::;,:=:::·:_______ , ball lor Middleport Hlgt school run while Maynord and Wood always to fl ower), . Andre Rodgera booted Steve Wednesday evening at Eastern were three for four •t the , General Manager for both tea ms, Don 1Pi2%le) Wolfe . Boros' grounder and one out High to Wll' a Summer League plate. ~• selosed tod ay th at th e ope nin g batteries will be Had: , . tater Rose singled. Ellsworth, mat h 7-L , , . Sham a nd Jake Gaul for Racine and Chod Ward 1114 alter fieldinl a suro double play CharleoKnlg~t was the loser, hits to E> rnmger. a smgle; Cla rence Pri re for Portla nd-Sti versville . grounder by Tommy Harper fanning Sl>, and walkmg two. Knight ,_ a double and single, I Feeling this n<rd!'d some ex- ~-- -· - - - - -, threw wUdly into centerfield IStobart for Middleport fanned andF Wlll: da double. I planation , Wolfe added that Roy, Deen Brinker, lleQ .. 17 and walked two • He •ave up 1 or . lll>d leport Stubart had ' Pach team's l'alcher is a one • Bear · 1IS•, Granddad Shane , .,;., .. I nd Boroa scared . I e ....¥two smgles Halley a double I . . . . V<J n Meter Paul Beeglll' tn:\ ,- . Robtnaon ~. l&crII lee Ry, after . of four Reds pitchers. aot his end single Jerry Van lnW agt>n lime lllfJt-lder. This IS deemed I B k B . 'c oil 1 Today's .Medical Report Dally Sentinel, PomeN)'·Middlepcm, 0., :July 2, 1 Cheshire Wins 11-10 Over New Haven I club 's third baseman record set in the rourtt> and th . J CINCINNATI (UP!) - Allhe dressed , Rose WB.!I stUI so eJ:- : score. cited he couldn't 3ta&e positive! Boros Sttl Record: in 1920 by Heine GrotJ. He Is sixth . Eastern got it/::n • i~J :~: rale he has been hitting the pasl week. you might call him ly whether he had touched all ' 'We had been hitting Ells- ninr. shy of the league record first . i worth pretty good in the i held by Bob Aspromonte of " Pistol Pete" Rose a n d of the bases. • E~r Ope~l Way I game," 111id Manager Fred ! Houston. 1 Wednesday night. he fired a shot Eve~ ~ I miSSed one It Hll'lchlmton. 'So you kind ol i In the final game of the two I ST.\YS IN CAPITAL i• 2 :JO p.m. Jul y 4, on the Ra- ! >Pnce (,~usencad\ir that really hurt the Ollcago woul~~ t have made any differ- fiK:W"e sooner o.r later you're l with the Cubs here. tonight i~. WASHING1'0N (U P[)- Presi- 1 tine High school di amond . 1 penter , (,eor~e Deem, Cubs. 1 Kclvey, Rod> Durst, Bob Durst, . be laid laughlingly. gmng to get an m-betweener will be Jim Maloney 16 • 81 den 1 J hn . 1 The Reds' second baseman, cnce. weren't any Cubs on the one out of the park •• aga 'onst the Cub , E . B IF ho sfon plans to srend the 11 The announced roster fo r Ra- . J t'nner Wa llbrown Marvin Swan who had been benched because 'There . · . s rrue rog- r ourt · · 1d ' · Veteran Bill Henry, the last l lio (3_71 . i Wa~ hin too Jul y weekend ·In cme me u es Ray Byers. BuonP1 and Gene Wolfe , alJlOili ·.QJ.be.,. , of his weak stick work,broke fJeld to watch me." g n. Weaver, Jack Sa r15ent . Coulter ' Prior to the Old Timers game, ners on ln all but two inning!! . out of his slump at Pittsburgh When Rose's homer with two . Shuler, Hickey Rou sh, R a Uw comhin't>d Racine little 'baseHowever, he survived with and has been next to Impossible ~t left the park, so did the de--l JOCted Cubs. • T J: Hayman. Allen H ayman , Free-l hall tea m will play the Portlaltd clutch pitching and the aid of to stop since. ~·we thought It was going to j land ~orris. Fern Norri s. Matt 1and Lt'ta rt team s at 1 : 30 -,.~ Willie Mays' 23rd home run in He lashed out three hila be a double:' said Frank Ro~ J • I fl endrrcks. Joe Beegle, Dobin 1 -, ,.: the firot •nd back-to·back dou. Wedne-sday night in six trips inson , "and then we saw the I Powell, Ed gar Tay lor, Ta.--kn ~ Kygt> r f' ret>k Emplo~ clftb bles by Del Crandall and Jose and drovE' in three runs, includ· guy in the bleachers pick the 'I NEW YORK (UP! M . , · McKenzie, Otis M rCiintoo· k, Ben : tournmPnf officials have tnlft. Pagan in the second inning. inR the one that gave Cincinnati ball up" Al Lo h .~- anager I Los Angel~s , and CamJ!o Pa:!!-1 19 0·2 and his ea rned run aver- ! Slobart. How<~rd Sayre Harry l c<'~ltod that WSAZ-TV camefoU Bob Veale (7-6) was the loser, a hard-eared 6-5 victory. 1, and pez emp aSI numbers 1cual of Mmnesota - and fou r 1age ,. 8 25 '- ' ... ' ·11 b h nd Ill ·' · Walt Alston ac ·ented e I th Wh'te F ' . , w> e on a to m por\iODI Phil• Took Lead Rose whacked a line shot In- Ellsworth Owned a 5-I lead On a pair of homers by Ron Santo , tod be c th x- sou paws ' Y ~rd of ' Among the other AL flippers I LF~ns ORIVINf> FIEI.I> . ; ol the opening night activlflel The Dodgers spotted the Phil· to the rightfteld seats in the and one by Billy Williams as he perience ay w n ey an- I New York, JaL'k Krallck of Pascual will b~>: appearing for I th K C k B <f ~~ lies a 2~ lead on John Calli- loth inning off Dick Ellsworth. nounced their respective pitch- Clev•land. Gary Peters of Chi- the third time ·and Pizarro and i NEW YORK (U P I) - Rob ~ e yger ree oy aon's lith homer with Cookie After he hnd showered and entered the ninth iMing. lng staffs for. the A11-Sta~ game cago, and his teammate Juan Radatz fo, th~ seC\md time, I Farrin?ton of Richwood . Ohio, g~e tournam~nt whicb ope~ 1 to be held ID New York on Pizarro, whil-e Wyalt , Cha nce, Kralick. . le~d~ Jn lhe r~('e Ior the J964 l,. " -' _ _w..ee ..,.k.= ==="'"''""';;i;;l, July 7, . Ford. having appeared in and Peters are rookies on the j ri ~• vm-? c ~ampJonsh •p with 1321 Lopez bal.anced hls docket of eight All-Star classics. is tile 1 AL dr eam team . 1 ~1rtonr~ In !i95 st<~rts. accord- FIRST h . mg to fl~u res cnmprl ed by the 1 QUALITY eight American League hurlers veteran in both staffs. The Van-~ AI t wlth four righthanders - Dick kee pitcher-<.:oach however has f ~. 0 " Ncrose 1' 1even pitchers I American ll arnt·ss Raclng ln sti REGULAR Radatz ol Boston. John Wyatt failed to score his first win Jn 1°r . ts ha 1 ~ " 3 ~eag " e squad . ! tute. Bill y Haughton of G I en , 1 eamn~ ••" y on w" ·seasoned H d N y Certified Oil Station ' of K ansas City , Dean Ch ance of the annual game-h is record l 1 t A . · h t>a . . . r<~ nkt>tJ '>Pcond W. Main St. a e n . mong h1 s rlg thanders , with 17 wms 1.0 366 1_ Pomer~ arp Don Drysd.a lt> of ·...os An - '~' s Jrts. By MARGARET A. KILGORE poS.L , that Jy DOROTHY KILGALLIN ''nil1 Pm rna 'onal The .38~ milliOn program pro- lessor of tabor economics 11 fires burning, aomebody e1ao lharo a kitchen. Four are .One. WAS!flNGTON (UPll- ls the vided for technical assistance, George Washington University wilL When a wile admits abe's The other Irritate~ us to th_e aolution to poverty the building training programs, loons and who helped draft the original shook up over another guy, abe point ol violence. Five nights • of a gov ..•nment-owned ski tow , grant.. to help bring Industry aid to ' deproased areas bill needs a wake-up, not a wallc • week he comes In atiDko, alamin Pennsylvania? and job' to chtonically-de- sponsored by Sen. Paul H. oot. Only a coward or a total- mlng doon 11!'1 lalking to himIs it good Ideo to build a pressed • •eas. Douglas, L.[U, says of ARA: ly naive man would leave at sell, and smelling foul, and 8 motel 'n Texas with ~axpayers' Two ye•rs tater, the House "The package 1f tool! which a time Uke tills. - H. usurping our rights to ,the reaccording to the rumors, It was four days funds while down the road a voiced st: on( opposition to the Congress gave tlie ARA to com- Dear Helen: frlgerator and stove. 1 sptll'DBroadway Grapevine before either Moscow or Washington was privately <Jwned motel loses Sentte-passed program by de- bat unemployment In depressed I sympathize with "Sis 0'· ed his offer to go driDkiDI . Elizabeth Taylor graciously declined aware that the catastrophe-deterrent business because it can't com- feating legtst.t•on prov1dmg an areas IS lr itself u:tremely lim- Clock Blues" and would Uke with him so be's particularly ~ll offer to view Richard BUrton's new phone was out of commission. pete on equal ter.ns1 additional $455 millkn to ex- tied. There is nothing In the aet to offer her a IIOlutlon. We, too, mean to me, and alwaya greela film, " Night of the Iguana" at a closed The Kennedy-Johnson adminpand. which Ji!ers any real incentive want to HsteD to the news on me with "Drop Dead." What • • • screening. She said she preferred to see The entire ARA program will to channel oluNhlp or estab- TV, end our cbildreD d011'l to do? - M.A.P. Memo lo Abel Green, head-man at istrati<>ns may go down as the it when everyone else does at the June era which tried to strike a balexpire in I!Mi unless presently lished industry to depressed When the sill o'clock nowa Dear M: aoth night's Lincoln Center premiere, be· the show business "bible," Variety : Dear ance bet.. een automation and feeble attempts are beefed up areas." comes oil, our daughters (ages Unless this filth wheel lol· -~ause she wants to "enjoy the reaction Abel, you need a new man in Montreat unemployment but the effort to extract it from the powerful He said 4 per cent Interest OB eight to 12) know it Is study lows his own adviCe, I guess Jif the other first-nighters" . . Ava Gard· Hiding behind his anonymity m the cur- will have had ito ups-and- House Rcles Committee. A sin· venture capital is not an "elfec- time: Even thou8h they may yoo'll just have to "live a ad rent issue of your publication, he quotes J!e.r, who will appear at the same gala as an gle hearing to bring the bill up live cairot" to dangle before no; have home work, they reacl let Uve." Or threaten to move item 10 this column about conditions downs, que of the stars of the film, probably "':'II Co.lgress now is being asked to another vote was held sev· successfu• corporations. . The .or do aomolblng quiet unW - thai usually bringa landlords )le signed to a .multi-picture deal with in Quebec when Sandu Scott was appear· wben around. - H. lhv Stark of Seven Arts - at half a mil- ing there, and reports Miss Scott "is con· to decatre "war 011 poverty" era! wak' ago, but notbing requirement that the local citl· seven. We started this and approve an anti-poverty more has been done. zenry chip In at least 10 per our youngeat was aWl 1 PI'&- This column lo dedicated to cerned over an item that appeared In dollars per flicker . They're that plea· 7'"!'f -with her performance in "Iguana., Dorothy Kilgallen's syndicated column" program, an Appalachia pro- ARA Administrator William cent of the required lunda In achooler and abe used the time fan> · living, so If you're bav· gram and miscellaneous loan- L, Batt Jr , says, In effect, any vemure, without expeota- lor ,coloring. Tbll not only tPveo in. i trouble or juat plalll ~.,; ,. p'rture they want her for first is .. . about bomb scares in that area. "como 01 fellows give us a ti<¥1 of repayment unUI the uo an hour o( reluatlon after troubl''· let He"A. ~p YOU. :·. 1 What Miss Scott is really concerned graot projects. " \l ~f!echons in a Golden Eye," to be d~ But many congressmen from chance," ARA l!!!fll-J• rerald hal proven supper, but It' 11 creating bet- She will also welcom; your twl•d by Oscar-winner Tony Richard· with . Abel- and I have her personal both parties appear distres•ed B ttl say• the ~r0gram was to be ii'·,.,. t>andicap. ter study hablis for our girls. own amusing eaperlencea. Adword for it in writing, as of yesterdayron ·. That ·•as quite some dialogue beand uneasy when they recall launched at a very difficult Levitan ,;aiO!O says thsl be- We're only aorry ,.. didn't dress Helea Boltol In cars ol l veeJI producer Ale• Cohen and actor is your reporter's inaccuracy. one of the !loSt giant programs time, when unemployment was cause of ·clmgreaslun end busl· start it 10011er. -r.f,A!I'; this newspaper. i\.JJred Drake backstage at "Hamlet", Miss Scott stands by what she told me they okayed to "get this coun· a genera national problem- ness prell!l!'re, ARA .lrled to do Dear M: -- St~pin F'etchlt enjoyed the happiest was the situation in Quebec. She vows try movirog again ." II has be- along with retarded economic 100 much loo fast for loo many - - - - - - - - - - exit possible wh<ro he checked out of the sh; never spoke to any Variety represen· c 0 m e the much-mallgnod growth. communities. whom gave me valnahla uaiihospital JJul otll!!f d•Y· Less than two tative in either Montreal or Quebec. Area Redevelopment AdmlnisTest Will Come Certalidy no government pro- lance In my acting bow, bd )lours after his ~lease, the belov~d co"Its r...I test," says Batt, gram wt.ich provides a buge never seemed to lin! duriD8 Dl 0 TO n 0 If you will read you~ Montreal corres- tralion (~_RAJ . rnedian landed his first show biz Job tn pondent's piece, you Will note that he The qu.stoon is: 1o ,>ourlng "will come as new trends and expenditure of funds lo a largo their first few ,dya of aetJvltes, YM~C: ~~::.,. P many a moon - a nightclub engo::ement does not say he ever talked to Miss Scott, federal mone) unlimited into an policies - including tbe effects number ol persons • perfect. which wero just u pbyalcal as in a ·Mi<iwest resort area startinl next nor does he dare to quote her drrectly. area the answer to wiping out o( tax-reduction, expanded man- Hf'pefu\lY. - ~ b!st. of each of mine. • ...,11J::':;.~",.,,n'::;. ,..,. week .. . MllliPIIIlire Geordie Hor!"e!. He just says, feebly, that :'Mis~. Scott pov<rty' power 1.dntng, you!'• develop- thes. ladera! anti-poVerty pro- All tbree of lbeee gentlemen "" ..... o•te YotlO'I - t.. 1 once Leslie Caflin's one-and-only. lSD t states there were no bombmgs . When The ARA was signed into ment and other automation-- grams wiU shine through to present an imap of ruqednea :::~=~~~ '.:.,:":;.'"'1: visibly upset about her recent problems, and where did she state that, and to being by the tate President beating solutions - come into provide •o' answer •- - -. lUiy ~ oa the motion picture screen1 ""' ..,,..,.. WY ..,,._ ........ Tl ...... C. . . IMRiftll I al moaning to pals about h but he has and Ke"nedy in May, 1961. II was I being restore I e gener · ·• but I bad no Idea thst, u In·~ whom' the $4.000 investment be lost backing a hit first major legislative pro- economy '' •r alter dJvlduals, tbey actual.ly were aa 011.., If you will check last night's Huntley· nagged as they apper. 8ooDe 1 HeHonr• ........., •sa•= ,_..... recent fashion show at a New York hoa.ttiMHI CIIHIIL I ..... Nl ......... teL Some of the professional entertain· Brinkley report on NBC-;a program ovwho _hi lone been one of my ._ .... .... vort: crtw. ...,. YIM'Il. ers hired for the event were reportedly er which 1 have not the slightest control favorite actors, did quite a bit - - e . t - .. paid Impressive sums, so maybe Geordie - you will discover that a good port1on of amateur boxing, and Ia atiU ...,.,. ......... 11 should have sung instead of angel•d . . of the program was devoted to film clips in fine physical lhape Whit- ... - '" - · • "' ,.. Dr. Robert Baird's upcoming hook. "Nar· and reportage on the crisis situation am- By Wayoe G. Brtmdotodt, M.D. has 1i gymnstum at trls ......., . " ·"' ...,.. Mllldttl "·"' Q - I bad my ulerua removQ - What side eflecla come man coticsville" (Doubleday\, will bf an a~a­ ong the "separatists" in the F'rench part lsn 't it about time to have a borne in Breatwood, Callforala, .., M ..., • ..,t. ...,. ......,.. ..,...... zing sizzler, with inside ill'forma!Ion of Canada, including the marchers, the cookout? Tbe BDSwer i.s: By ed because of a fibroid tumor. from taking Equanil regularly1 and uses it daily to work out. liM ..,...,.. .... ...-... . -l.l...aa.. .......... Mllll .... ,.... ..._.. ... •er•IIW cancer? Is It habit-forming? Would sud- H I about dope addicts that will shock and picketers, and the bomb tossers. all means - If you take a few Is that a kbld of e a SO SWlDlS, IIIWIWYeft I'MIW ti.UJ ftlrH MOntbl, 1UL Should 1 have another checkup? den withdrawal be harmful! . horseback, and playa tennis end atartle even other dope addirts . It would seem to prove that Miss simple precautions. Never use kerosene, lighter A - A ftbhld Is a benlgb 1t. - EqliaaU is brand of golf to keep In the pink for his Scott is a better reporter than your man • • • tumor. When 'OJie of these tum- meprobamate, which ii a Iranin Montreal and that he owes both of us flui1 or other potentially explt>- ora arows rapidly it is usually quillrer. Side effects include film roles, Washington is the SPiting for the na- an apology ' .. Love and kisses, Dorothy. sive liquid fuel to start the fire. Safe commercial starters are removed to reliev.e pressure on drowsiness, depression and skin Hon's scariest legend. The insiders sav • • now available. If you must ths bladder or bleedio!! between rash. '!be drug Is tllildly habitthe ''hot line" - supposed to be read y withdrawal The latest edition of Town & Coun\ poke around in the fire , wear regular menstrual periods. A forming. Sudden !xlr emergency situations that might periodic pbyslcal checkup is admay cause convulsions. No tranqause war between the United States and try has a lovely "for sale" ad in it It of- insulated mittens. lussla - has, on three recent occasions. fers a cliffside mansion overlo'l)<ing the ' Be sure the skewers a n d vtsable 'for everyone, especial- qulllzer should be taken regu, !arty. been severed by · farmers in Finland Hudson River- and aptly enough the es· tong-handled forkt have beat- ly those over 40. ploughing their fields . And each time, tate is called "Rock Hudson." resistant handJes. Skewers should be picked up wllb I be point down to avoid drlppin& .;,.,;,.;;.;;.;~...;.,..;,,;.,._..;.__;, Hado hot gr.,..se on your banda. Time Children musl be kept away from the hot &rill. NURSERYMAN SOLD iHJ: Don't leave the hot coals In 1 ON PtfTTIN0 IN EXPENSIVE: SHRUBBERY ALI<EADY FULL SIZE ... tall aaainst the grill and be \ EDITOR'S NOTE: Prolea- I felt as if I had just played all badly burned. The coals should aloul l o el b a II star Jim four quarters ol the Pro Bowl. be smothered wllb dirt or aand.l B""'a wrtt.. of hit deh•t as I .was physically es!Iawtlod If you choose ID exllnguiah ! • novte star In • rng..,S from rldlng horses, driving them with water, be careful to : westrrr. Him. mutes, and belnl attaend by avoid being scalded by a cloud : By JIM BROWN indians - just a few of ot steam. Use enough water tD (Wrthn For UPI) many physical lhiDCs tbal 1 110 put the fire out complqely. HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) - When through in "rio Conebol." Many fires that have been 11 wes !urkv enough to pass the Portnya A 'l'riGfer doused with too little water have . screen test and find myself one In the picture, I. portzay a come to life again and call!ed : ot four stars In "rio Conchos," cavalry tnlOpel' who aaslsll 'fHEN "THEI R damage to persons or property. >I mew 1 wa1 In pretty deep Ric~ Boone and Stuart Whit6ARDENER ! •• far as acllng io concerned, man In their M4rdJ eo find ret>PIJTS IN HIS Q - \ am 141 and have high ' but I f!gllred I bad It mAde, etad.. who have been nmninc LICKS·· ALSO blood pressure. My doctor Is i condltioD-wilf. f111111 to the . Apadle ladlans. PROFESSIONAL giving me Dralllllmine. Wbat · After :I rugaed pro football Yoil'D see mo shot at, attacked, OIA0NOSIS··· will this do for me1 · , .....n, I formerly spent .ll\y beaten up, tort Ull e d, tmd """"' ·· '. Dr GEORGE C. LANGFORD UPI Sporlt Writer Grandpa can atop turning lack the clock to the good old Jays of Hubbell and Dean and Sewhouser and FeUer be<ause Juan Martchal and sandy Kou.,, may be stagthg the best lw:'."man pltchinjl duel yet. HUSBAND wbal to do. Dear Helen: Sar A. Levitan, research pro- If he doesn't keep the home We are five tenants .,_D ·· - ·· Mariehal, Koufax Record llth Triumphs Wednesday Helen Help Us! • t I Reports From Th e Cap1 0 ~":~7:wd ,, ALt STABS J -'! &Hence II JDvllloUoa 1'bll II line for I*IJ)Ie 'llbt Dear Helon: eu eat before 11:1 pJII, bu& 1 am ~ al!d bave IOUF llllllY commutlll& bulb•""• Ifchildren. 1 llrOI'II In • stAre end rlvt IItiJN a9ool thlt lime. 8o there is this man who comes ellber 11M lddl sup 1!1 oilin aU the lbne. Ever IIDel I while Pop u.t.. to \be MWI. liral saw him I have wanted to or the!> chatter, Ill sputton co out with him. end Mom wlslia lhe bad tllb· - Lo•t Saturday 'he met me ao- er one more ear, or t'llo llaa-ing home !rom work and we 1 wllh they'd &IVt 111 .1b t stopped In at a bar. I sot a lit- Ill• o'clock newt at HVIIIII tlo high and ao did he, and af· H. terwarda I let him kleil JM. Only Way To Swllll That Is all, but 1 felt oo bad Dear Helen: thst 1 told my husband about Wo recently put in 1 IWimlt min& pool with I biCh !11101. He didn't get mad but waa I'm from lhe wide open IPBCII very hurt. He said he bad lm0W11 wbere we aever used 1 IWIJD. aU along how I fell aboot this millg ault after dark. Really, n1an, but !bought be never had nude Is ths 011ly way to nrtm. to worry about me. 1 know this 1 like to go Into the pool fellow isn't much good, b u t late at nl&bt, lUll beiOI'I we something aboUt him attracts 10 to bed. And I don't wear • me and makes me wisb 1 were- suit, it being dark, and 111 hav· n't married, ing a fence. But aure as I do. My husband IIYO. IInce be the nolibbora tum on their outt. out of work now, he Is going olde llood ll&ht, whleb ahlnu to go to another city to look over to our side, loo • for a job, but mosUy to let me Do you sup- they do It on flgure out how I feel about tbe 1"1•-? What can 1 do! other man. Please teD me what NUDIE I lhoukl do to get over him.- Dear N: TEMPTED S"lt yourself! (Which Is 1 Why else would he knowingly take on such international brainteasers as Cyprus, Thailand, Laoi, the Congo, Viet Nam, Cuba, Indonesia, Malaya.!. Zanzibar, South America, Khruschchev. !ted China, De Gaulle, etc., etc., ad infinitum? " '· Juq 2, lt&lo .............. that no man could serve as president of the United States without poss es sm~ a great measure of devotion and dediCI· lion to his country and a real feeUng for public •ervice. Why else would anyone be not only willing but eager to assume such Jlroblems on the home front as civil n&hts, ta>res, budget, foreign aid, school prayer. labor-management relations and nation· al economy' • ~ 2-Dally TltP Dnily SPntint-1 (- ' 1' 1/; • ' �4-~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 2, 1964 ~ River News MIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII • '• •M. up Meldahl 12:111 a . m .; cliarles K. up Meldahl 3:30 a. m.; Rose G. down Meldahl 4 : ~ • • Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-MidcllepGrt, 0., Jllly 2, l"'-O l Uolteo' i'reao la&mwiOMI lme""';.,~ ..... fl Ill ,Nf •" =-~ • 29 .Ill t Plttsburgb 4.1 211 5811 411 Cln inn !laltimure New York Chlcagc Minnesota tO c ad Chicago 10 1 L. Pel. GB =•·M~~ ~9 218 Starge·l. Pitt 5~: 33 trl : : 69 262 31 78 812 S· nt . ' nh· 69 258 48 612 a o. ~ 1 Tl 9 I . : A~ertcan League 9\1 1 Allison , Mmn 71 U2 57 89 Ill Banks Chi • 38 33 .535 39 34 .534 35 35 .50(1 :!: .:m i Blll:e Jean , the No. 3 ..ed I dis! Market 1 I I JULY 3rd UNTIL ~ J For Your Greater NEW watch charms BY • CARAVELLE A PRODUCT OF 8ULO¥A Exciting new Paris-Inspired fashion idea. Adds colorful glamour to anything you wear., Hospital News Shopping Convenience Swift's Premium- U. S. Government Inspected FULLY COOKED SELECTED HAM SHANK lb. PORTION \ .!::. i II , , , II I RICkJICI • • • II I briCIIel GOESSLER HUNT'S I LADIES' MEN'S Rudolph, Certified Oil Stalion W, Moln 51. Pomeroy Oleo For The Convenience Of Our Customer~ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 6~ oz. cans $1 sond 3 l-Ib. pks. 39c •.• the modern tranquilizers and sedatives so beneficial in stress and nervNow pharmacists supply them on a doc- BROUGHTON'S TIN ROOF tor's prescription. MARKINS FOOD MKT. RUTLAND, 0. s•l. Jug 102 E. Main TOMATOES-PEAs GR~EN BEANS • CABBAGE U. S. NO. 1 10 L B s Pomeroy • • Good things go with Heiner's . .. ......... ~ resealable label (easiest loa{ to open <I close, slice after slice) Pitts. 1100 010 000-- I 8 0 San Fran. 110 000 OOx- 2 7 0 Veale, Butters (5), McBean (7) and Pagllaronl. Marichal fll-3) and Crandall. Loser Vale (7-1). HR- Mays. 033 000 000-- 8 11 1 Thol Rev. and Mrs. Ralph New Potatoes_ 10 lb•. 69c ,... 89c Shoe Shop 10 FOR At Annual Pknic ous disorders were virtually unknown. Ice Milk HAM Zundel. Hontlred pk. l·lb. P.,..roy lbs. NatloDaJ League St. Louis 2-lb.89 NOTICE! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. Closed Saturday July 4th 10 lb. VALLEY loaves Earley Nixon. Loser--Connolly (1-7). HR-AIlison. CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 31c Fresh Fryers we1ners ---- c o (8) and Lep- St.OO BREAD - 6 $1.00 OLEO MILK 79c SANDWICHES 89c Home Grown Vegetables MARGUERITE'S Station ~~~ Mlne&ota 1100 700 025--14 14 o Boston 000 010 002- 3 1o 1 Grant (4-5) and Battey. Con- La Masina AGO OHIO I 18 W, Mlln St. -- - ~~~~------~ nolly, Spanswlcl: (4), YEARS 1 Cert'f' d Oil - -- 3 ,b•. sp' (5), Charton (8), and FIVE well. Tenn ., was fined $5 and costs on a charge of intoxica~ i tion. The fine was suspend&! and Pitrce received a police , I escort out of town. I FIRST QUALITY REGULAR - SKINLESS WIENERS 09 (1-l). ONLY FIRST QUALITY REGULAR l\JHk pert, Brumley (a). Horlen (5-5 ) and McNertney. Loser-Rudolph 300 cans ESCORTED OUT Delmar Pierce, 56, of Sp<•ed·ll Phila. ooo 200 000-2 5 ol Los Ang. 000 012 OOx- 3 6 o Bennett, Baldschun (8) a n d Triandos. Koufax (11-4) and Roseboro. Loser __ Bennett (85). HR - Callison. 1 PORK&. BEANS ~$ s wiieiMdetoN 89c ANNUAL SALE &;;;. uns , I Line Scores Cleveland 000- 1 3 1 Detroit 100 010 O!x-. 3 5 1 John, McMahon (8) and Ro. mano. Aguirre (2-3) and Freehan_. Loser-:fohn (2.j}). Hils _ Sll1lth, Phlihps. (1st Game) Washgton 020 000 500-- 7 13 I Chicago 006 ooo 20x- 8 11 1 Narum, Koch (3), Bouldin 17), Kline (8) and Brumley Leppert (7). Buzhardt, Mossi 1 (7), Wilhelru (7) and Martin Winner- WIIhehn (2-5). LoserBouldin 10· · ·'-King, Lock . (2nd G· Washgton 0111- 1 5 0 Chicago , lOx- 2 6 o 12 oz. COfiU ;x o1Uf Se• Our Compllt• S•l•etiott BACON .. ;u. Grope-Orange-Root Beer Lemon-Ginger Alo j SLICED I -· COLA ••• £VERYDAY ANEW WAY! Round Steak 1' HOFFMAN'S · 1 DAVID DAVIES ! a ... on rour beH • • • 11 your haadbq. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:00 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. 6 DAYS A WEEK lb. I JELL-0 ALL FRUITED FLAVORS e3 R11llte,... Ph•r11111clsts To hrva You SWISHER & LOHSE Pomeroy •-red DurlDg lbe buslneo eess!011 following tile <jltmer piiiJIS were di!ICU8Sed and eommlllees named for the religious Pl'lll!l'am and dlsplayo lor the lllelp County f81r Ibis year. Atllend- 3 o:r. boxes IEXALL DRUGS WY. 2·2955 Zundel of tile Pomeroy Baptist Church were honored at tilt annual picnic b{'Ule Meigs County Mlnl81erlal A...,. elation Tuesday noon at tbe Mlddleporl RoadSide Park. Tbe Rev. Zundel bas acctpled a palllorate at the Dunean Falls BpUIIt Church. IDg were mlnls!eni and we Reserve the Right To Umlt Q~tltles their Rev. Cltertar flllDllles lnc!udJnc Lemley, Revj , . • C. E. Emera, Rev. Pau Sellen, Rev. Mel'rla Alkire, Rev. M. E. Dowaon and Rev. Bay Wlttbqr aild f•mD(w Heiner's goes with etJP:rvthing uood nd &t· •s hlg" · .L m • ---.1 . o •· ·a poly-y.nu.Lturates! i I ', l • l • j I ) · .. In The Hea'rt of Pomeroy 15 • '(_t OPEN JULY 4th--9 AM to 7PM FRIDAY NITE • :. ' : , i• the_ !Jnited States ' last ho~ 22 through Ule:th . endin~ Mlh .298 of gammg some glory in this ~ pr:~am 011 turday evenmg, · 1 vear's champiooship e · Mr. and Mrs. William ·298 ' Defending titleholder Chuck Uber, home mlulonaries fwm 1 I McKinley of San Antonio was I Wellston, were the directors. I .3041 •• I I .~ .L church, the week of June I 1 1 • 71 267 35 87 .326 i in the •emifin• ls of llle WimDaily Vacation Bible School · 70 263 42 82 .312 1bledon tennis tournament . wa, held at the Alfred Metho- 1 St LDol• 37 38 .493 .34() beate nWednesday b sixlll I The average attendance of f:!:lwaukee 36 38 .486 10 ~~~v~ ~nn 74 314 58 105 .334 seeded Fred Stolle of fustrali; i students was 42. the largest at· s 1'\ngeles 35 38 .479 10¥.! I an e, y 62 195 35 63 .323 4-6. 10-8. 9-7, 6-4. He was the . tendanee 46. The average at35 42 .455 14 Houston 35 41 .461 12 kobns~. Bait 73 269 39 85 .316 last oJ 25 American men 1n I tendance of <>tudents and help. 30 45 .400 Ia New rork 23 54 .299 24\\ l'regoSI, LA 63 202 35 63 .312 1 out. go ' ers was 55, the largest attend· 3! 47 .397 18 \-'..! Wednesday's Reflulls Hmton, WaB 75 295 40 91 .308 I i ance 60. SATURDAY Wednesday's lksulls 1 San l'r~n _ 2 Pittsburgh 1 , Causey , KC 74 200 37 89 .:m · Stolle meets top -seeded Roy I Primary and beginners elu' · K~. Cit} 5 New Yorl-. 4, ll ins I s~ . Lot..~:s oJ Milwaukee J. night I Bre~d, Bo.s 75 283 43 86 EmP-~son of Australia Friday in teachers were Charlotte Vr.n C~cago 8 Wash. 7, lst, twl Cin. 6 _,hl(:ago 5. 10 ms., night Kahne, Det 64 230 36 70 .304 the !mal. ~merson defeated un- Meter and Linda Henderson. Chlc~gn ~ Wash. I, 2nd, night New Y0rJ... 8 Hoos.ton 6, night Freehan, Det 60 212 28 64 .302 1•!Jeeded Willy Bungert of West j Junior class teacher was Mrs. Baltimorr 4 Los Ang . l, night Los Angel~s 3 Phua. 2, night Home RanJ . Ge;msn 6-3. 15-13, 6-0 Wednes- , Uber, and Senior claso teaccher Minne.sota 14 Boston 3, night Th, ulB~ ·' Pro~abJe Pitcbt'rs j Americ~ Le11gue - Kille-- Ida)·_ . , was Mr. Uber . Others aaai.stTiu 's ·•: hlble PUcben St .. Louts at Milwaukee - SH- brew , Twins 28; AIIJson, Twins Miss Sf?i"ll, the best women 's I ing with teaching, crafts muMinnesota at Boston _ Kaat dec~J (8-6) vs . Spahn 15-71 21;. Powell, Orioles ZO; Wagner, 1amateur m t.he world, is a top- si ., and transportation 'were Pittsburgh at San Frar.us. Indians 17; Colavito, Athletics heavy favonte t~ beat Billie Doris Dillinger, Wilma Jea~ (8-3) V;;.. Monbouquette (3-7 ). Clevei&l d at Detroit (night)- co - Law (6--6J vs . Hendl t.":. (7- 17. Jean and move mto the final Atherton. fi"lorence Spencer Ramos (4-5) vs . McLain (1.0) , 4) . . . ~atlonal Lea g a e - Mays, match between second - ~eeded I Fannie Bernard, Isola Taylor' ~hiladelphJa at L" s Angeles I G.tants 23; Williams, Cubs 19; Lesley Turner of Australia . . ' Iris Carr. Osie Follrod Thelm~ Los Ang£1es at Baltimore (night) - Meyer (1-3) vs . Pa~ (rught) - Short (6·1) vs . Mucl H u w ard, Dodgers 18 · Allen The!!()- year- old Califomoan l Henderson Sharon • Boyle r ler (4-7). Phils 15· Santo Cubs ' : lost tn Margaret in the linals . Grace Sw~rtz G Do ': pas (7-4) · Ch. t ~· · · ' ' · · last yoa b 1 b t h h ' ' rat"e r•t I:ago a ~InnatJ (mg.1U Runs Batted In r u ea er t e year ~- Shirley Jones . and Juaru'la· American Lea-· _ Kille- I beforf' m a second -round Swartz. Kansas City at New York Brogho (3-7 ) vs . Maloney (&-3). (twi • UgbtJ - Se;!ui (7-6) vs N y k H •match . . ew or at ouston (mghtl brew, Twins 60; Stuart, Red I' . ' Mrs . Osie Follrod was SecreSheldon (1-l). (Only games scheduled) ~:ley t0.2) vs . Johnson Sox 57; Wagner, Indians 55; AItary , Friday's Games ( ), hson, Tw~s 52 ; Powell, Orioles I CARDS SIGN THREE The group presented a very Cleveland at Cloicago, night Ch ' Friday's Game• 49 ; Colavoto, Athletics 49. I I .iiTHLETE'S.Foo'~To-----..: Washingtor. ot Del. 2, twi-night N ocago at Milwaukee , night Nation•! Lea g u • - Boyer ST t.OUJS (UPI) - Starting ' HOW TO TREAT IT Ka_nsas City at Salt., night ew ~ork at Los Ang., night Cards M; Mays, Giants 54;, dP.ferouvf! ends Jot> Robb a_n d i ~~ply rtron, T·4-L llq~. Feel It M St: LoUis at Cincinnati , niint Santo, Cubs 48 ; Stargell Pi · ~on Brumm and utdJty In ~~~~~~. to1 r~e ... k Hrhtn 1, burnln 1 tnne.!.ota a . New York, night Plttsb ·rgt- at ·Houston, night !e , • lmeman Torn Red d h I @od k n d a)'l. Witc h lnfe<'t Los Angelea.,.at Boston, night ra s 46 ; Aaron Braves 45 , mon ave k " ' In shx.tah orr. Watch h~alth; Pitching · I signed 1964 contracts with the ~~·~;e~~a";o~; P~ea~td ! N ONE ---=----....:.:.:.::~2:::..-'..:P~h:_il::a::de~l~phi::'.".a_'a~t.'S'::.~F::_.. _'ru~·ggh~l:.__ National League - F II I St. Louis Cardinals of the Na- ~e~~l c, IIOOI:hJ~g T-4·L ·~oo~·se P~n~: arre • tiona] F tb II I HLoo fme for •weaty f~t foot I Colts 10-2; Bunning, Phils 8-2; 00 a ~gue . I~OUG:.On A v at SWISHER .. UlHsJo: Marichal, Giants ll-3; Buhl, -- - Cubs 9-3 ; Koufax, Dodgers 11-4. Major Leogne Reoullo Milw. 000 000 001- I 7 2 American L e a g u e - Ford, By Uolled Pross laternatlonal Simmons 19-6) and McCarvYanks 10-1: Aarigo, Twins 6-1; er. Fischer , Hoeft (2), Olivo Amertcau League Bunker, Orioles 7-2; Kralick, (41, Sadowski (6), Lemaster In~ians: Peters, White Sox; Ill Innings) 181 and Torre. Loser "- Fischer ~an.sas City Wtlson, Red Sox ; Kaat, Twins I' (6-5) . HR - Javier. all 8-3. I 200 000 002 01- 5 15 0 WHITE New York (10 inn logo) 300 000 001 00-- 4 9 0 Chi. 010 102 100 0- 5 II 3 BE~RS INK TWO O'Donoghue, Santiago (1), Cin. 000 001 004 1- 6 10 1 CHICAGO (UP!) --Offensive I 1 IPena (7), Wyatt I9J and EdJ;;llsworth (10-71 and Bertell. linemen Herman Lee, a tackle, I wards, Bryan (9). Ford, StaJ. Purkey, Duren (7) Ellls (a), and Jim Cadile, a guard. have i ford (8), Hamilton (9), Mikkel- Henry (10) and J;;dwards. Win- signed their 1964 contracts with sen (9), Terry (10) and How- ner Henry (2·1). HR - the Chicago Bears of the National Football League. ward . Winner-Wyatt (5-4). Los- Santo 2, Wllliams, Rose. • er-Terry (2·7). HR - Mantle Bryan. ' New York 013 004 000- .I 16 0 SET DATE trl3 001 000- 6 I NEW YORK (UP!) - The Houstos • Los Angeles 010 000 0111- 2 9 1 Stallard, Wakefield 13 ), Hun~ fourth annual American FootBalUmore 000 100 03x- 4 a 2 er (6) and Gonder. Farrell, bal~ League All - Star game Climlce, Duliba (a) and Rodg- Raymond (3) , Owens (8) and be played next Ja~uary in MID-SUMMER REDUCTION .._ McNally, Miller (9) and Bateman. Winner - Wakefield e Sugar Bowl Stadmm jn Of Ladies' Shoes Continues !.au, Bwwn (9) . Winner - Me- (2-2) Loser - Raymond 12·2) Now Orleans, II was announced ' Nally (8-5). Loser - Chance HR - Bond 2, Aspromonle, El~ tody by AFL Commissioner BUY NOW and SAVE! (5-5) . HR- Rodgers. Jiolt. ltJ•oeiiiiiOFiiioiiss...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-...iiiiiiiiiiii-./1 Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Kansas ...:J ty Washington WILL BE ' 3S .533 8 18 39 .480 12 : : :~ Boston ::·: ··•. Mrs. Ubor, and J08JJ Alberton eac:j gr~p , and concluded with I and friends we re on I, entire group on the plat- / th " , a• tho plano, and Charlotte Van the f · · I.S program fi.venn•. congratulated for a 1 Mel•r and Linda Hendenon di· orm, smgJng. Craft work from ea ch class 1done. 1 Bunt, NY Torre, Mil I ' ·~, well plmled JM'ogrlllll, til ·~ · · ; ; • w.. 10UIIjler lhtdent.o. w•s on disploy. Certl~ · • program ~ of were given each studi>nt uro.y ev..U... Jtme 27th wltb memory ver1e1 SOI"Igl by A goodlv fl~ o miH:'r 'lf . ,. • Mr. Uber, le '•og, uslslod by / 98 MalloMI t.e.pe C. McKinley ?u•led r By AW!tralum to- NGS I --· .... Alfred Daily By Uallod Press lalernattonal II'IMBLEDON, Eng. !UP! 1 - ~ v • • Nallonal LeagUe Bi!lir Jean Moffitt of Loog aca lion Bible G. AB R. H. Pet. . Beach, Calif., went oul Clmenle, Pllt119 281 « .349 / daJ' 'with nothi!l!i to lose" school Ends · Mayo, SF 73 2'/1 64 94 34? try lo upset defending chatnpiWiliams , Chi 70 276 47 94 .34i on Margarel Smith of Australia Leaders J ...... • jJ �• r I .\ West Columbia I awn. 1 Hoochar. '>like Lievlns. Sheila The meeting was called to or-. Lieving, Brent Clark. CUrtis ler al 7:31) p.m. by the f>r•ot· Rous~ . lhelter Roush , lent, .Mike Young . Steve !<'owlYoung, Gloria Young, and Ca· er bad charge of the dPvoti ons. Plans were complt:ted for at- -th y Mc{)ermitt. - Reporter, tending camp. The group had Dale Johnoon. Two InJUre 1 Mason Society Notes Italian Sandals Canvas Sneakers Flat or Wedge N & M Widths While, Black, Faded Blue Womens Soft Sole Mena Black Leather Vogue Moccasin OXFORDS Natural or Black Reg. $5 99 ss 88 ByPedwln ~ ·C:-D-E :Widths w..kend Special ' $ :SHOES BrokenSizes _ OO 05e 1 • Summer ShJdtl •nd Some Whit•s - - -- - 25c Irregulars of Higher Priced • Nari:Run Hose _ 49c OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1:30 Closed Satl/rday, July 4th IT4Ti5 AND <UMIU OF OEHG4T!S d ;THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Texaco Outboard Motor Pill For outboard enalnH (lncl for lt1J en cine that uses gasoline mixed with oil)-TtXtc:o Outboard Motor Oil is best! This ciMn-bumlna oil rwductl spark plug fouling, keeps dtposltl from bulldlnl up on engine parts, cuts friction •nd You til faster starts and maximum powtrl -r. Fortheldeal"outbolrdtnm," unTtxaco Outboard Motor Olllnd Texaco Fire Chief Qesollnt. Gtt them both from us. Trust the man who wears the star See Your Friendly eSWIM WEAR e BERMUDA SHORTS e FISHING SUPPLIES e SPORTING GOODS e PICNIC SUPPLIES e SPORTSWEAR OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. TEXACO DEALERS In Meigs and Gallll Co"ntln diatrlbutecl by: CITY ICE & FUEL COMPANY Mlddl.,.rt, Ohio ·- ... S...- I IDAHO 14 Se veral attended th• Goldolo wi' h th• Nor1h Carolina Voiun. ·: anniver.:...... of \tr. I tpers I sta~ organization tet 1 and M" S. A. Ramlen. - \'io itl SmUll up to l>atUe poverty. IO r~Uirn to his former post •s pUb\1{' alfain officer !or an lnsuraoce Ft.VWF.IGHTS SIGN I NF.W YORK (U PII F I y- frrm. weight contenders Eugenio , ....,............._._._.,.,... 1 Hurtado o( Panama and Eduar· II do Raton Mojica o1 Nicaragua _.F 1URAsriTY hne tigned lor a 10 . round . 0 bout at Panama Cit~ on July 1 REGULAR 19. Hurlado is ranked oixtj) I Certified Oil St1tion and Ra 'on lOth amo n ~ contend - 1 W. Main II. I ' zg-' I 20 Da vjcf : 1~ . Mr. and Mrs. Elza McCall were Sunday afternoon suest.. of the Guy Bolins. ,_lrs. Ruth Snodgrais and ' children ol Racine visited her 1 I ll 1nd Mn. fi!!HHAM. !\. C. (UP!) :\far; Pierce visi ted Mrs. Er- , -Track star Jim Beatty b11 ne!.t Wyatt of Chester. I qUit his job as JOCill W(M'k:er By Avo Gilkey Edgar Kindle end friend of MRrtel called on Guy Bolin and the Harry Jackaons. Mr. and Mro. Robert Jewell WP.re dinner IUe!lta of Mr. and '>Irs Glenn Jewell or Downlngton on SUncley, I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas spent a weekend here. Mrt. Golda Jewell Is a visitor of Mrs. John Swut. 1. HAWAII News Notes ht~:a•:- I ~ en. · JULY 4th WEEKEND ., Air Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT '" SUNDAY SPECIAL CLUB STEAK I Joppa 1. aJld. daughter of • Hot $100 - SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN ilc h a n d t)u r nlnJl. . ArLIIsl'pth· II <'· kil b ll.~·o·mo lu ~ p N•<I he a lltl): Fnu• ror ' ''1..-ma , inl t<" t hitu. lllnl S ' l y N t es • Mon. thru Sat. . ... . . .. 3:30 AM to 12 Midnight SUNDAY ... .. - .. . . . I 0 AM to 12 Midnight th ~ ltdJ . uther s urhH"t r U hl!• . :"\ 0\\ SWI SHEil & I.OHS f. IHUI GS Rolls & Coffee eNEW HOURSe SYRACUSE, 0 . lhm Mansfield v!J- ,lViloon .J!tnedum and family. i -tAJilg 0 Om lied over the weekend with Mr. Wilson was sched'uled to underand Mrs. Clearmont Harris and go our11ery Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gross- Loorie Barton of Beverly i• OCie 0 ''' ----------- ~ nickle. spending a few days with Mr. _ Sundly llchool attendance on 1 Mrs. Thelma Eagle and chll- and Mrs. Raymond Barton. Edith Osborne. Keno. and June 28 was 35. drelt, Mary, Ramona, and Har· Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Grlrfin Ethel Chevalier were visiting r, J•' ·ii ! VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. B. M. i r.ld, spent a week at Terra AI- and Mr. and Mn. Marvin Barn- Nellie Stelhem . ' Buchanan over the week end ~ Us, W. Va., visiting her father, hart were visiting r@l'ently Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs were Mr. and Mr!ll. Okey Nut.. Mr . Masters. with Mr. and Mrs. G e or g e visited Mr . anrl Mrs. oscar ter and family of Stockport and I' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed Reed. Babcock. Mr. and Mr~. Kenneth Ander· and family. of Waldo spept a Mr and Mrs. O•borne farley Mr. and Mrs, IJave Yat .. 1 BOn or Flemmg weekend wrth his parents Mr. 1 M C't M d M I and Ruth Larkms recently VIS· ' OVF:R-S TZJ<~ ro.~t" ~ ligh t np . · G R d o urrav 1 y, r. an rs. I Ben]amln Buchanan, Jr., son 1 and Mrs. eorge Pe . Harold Lee and son, Mr . and Heel Mr and Mrs A .1. Carret. thilll printed silk l' hiffon ~ven - of Mr. and Mrs, B. M. Buchan- I Joey ~u~ ~anan .spent thf" past Mrs. Rav Dillon and son and Janie Brewer who has been ing ahoJ'tle. High rut, fitted an, Is 1~tloned 1t Ft. Knox, i week VISitmg hi!; unde and [ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones and a .Patient at Camden Clark hos- 1:~~r~: ~f~~:~m~;~n~let~~e;~ 1.~~ Ky. where he will take his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Nut· , son called on Mr and Mrs pital, Parkersburg. has re. arainst b:ack. -""-----=-------.----.: fer at Stockport . I d f. .1 . turned home. I r I Mr. and Mro. Rusoell Little Pearl Dll on an amt Y over I .•-===----------=--==----=--==-----•1 : the weekend. II 1 .. 1ors of Mr. and I ol Rutland ca led on Mr. and Rerent v1s1 Mrs. Clarenel" Balcer and fAm· M L R B M d rs. . . arr were r. an 1 'i e Choice of 2 Veget•bles II ,- l~HILCO STAYS COLD •. _ WHEN IT> GETS HOT! I I I JULY CLEARANCE All Items Reduced Some As Much As BAKER FURNITURE u.s. MIDDLIPOIIT, 0. TOUGHER TUHYIII IIU8111t M - more wear for you - It's lht 2 touahest rubber -llled Ill Qoollyelll' • \veekend guests or Mr. and Mr~. C.. A- Barnett. ~r. and Mrs. Clearmont Harris were Mrs . . Me1~ s Benedum. Freeland 1 I 1 Mr. and Mrs, David Hamilton I Norno. Mr. and Mrs. David and aon• or Mano!ield. Mr. and lfamllton , Mr. and Mrs. RusMrs. Rullell Barr of VIenna, sell Barr, Mr. and Mfro. Her. Mr. and Mr•, Dale Barr, Mr. man Grossm~lld amlly._ I and Mrs. Herman Grossnickle and children, Freoland Norrl•. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. L~rry flarris lnd baby o! Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris and sons. and Mr. and Mro. Loi'OII : Benedum and daurhten. Allell : · Hamillon remained lor t h e · summer. 1 Mr. and Meigs EVERYTHING FOR SUMMER FUN tiles. 3-T ItAYON CORD BODY Triple-tempered by -~ 'tite prOCIIIli, it's ,.,. tougller lllld duJable lila• $lalld-lll'll tiles. RIJOII OIIIMI ls,er-CIItlllta In blaJlwalt IIHim Hs111. 1 I API'IIOVED FOR NSW CAlli Tile ~ tlfe approved as original equiplllelll by aD car mallei'$. 8.00x14 INVHTIQ.AU NOWI • PHilCO'S Top FREE ·MOUNTING! • PHILCO'S You'll Find Whet You Nnd At Your Pomeroy Ben Fr1nldln Sto,. AHK TO WED IIEW EXCLUSIVE PHILCO IIISTIIIT COLD! INDEPENDENCE DAY I' f1 e·.o~ f,q~ 1n re ~ er--e I)Ower ~h ilh r e fr ; r.~e r al o< l~l lt r th &rl e v ~r btfor• . hv ld1 it m p• r ~ tur " b tlle r ~.o noi5Htr how o llen you Opltl tk e dQC r I evM * " wi II be observed It 7S. f:m 1 1 n d(ly . R1 Hrh bet 1e1 food N o lice e blv 1~\1 ru n ~ing 11"' 1 it'l q..,;,,,,r prohdio~ ! •"d • Zer• Zone 1100 lb.) frn111 F.N Ste"t' • Smoo~ Ho1pihl Yt'lllt. l11hri.rt • All Coilt Pf'Citected FI'Om Het Air . Prn'"h Quic•·Ffott lu11d up. • Door S.el1 l i•• S1f1 • Eny Owt h:e Tr•ys • to.Aitllltic Deor ,. ....n • H-.g• 11.7 sq. ft. sktolf •tt• • Holcll VJ·t•ll•n Milk C.MoiM" ill r... 0... r..,. ******** Pins, lnfl:atecl Rubber Rl,.., and • S.n4 Toya Far Chlldrwn • •Picnic luppllae Of All·Kinds HOME OWNED & (!)PEI\<ATED ' . • Garden Sets OMPANY . , . lfoNieTOit·OWfdD ~IC · UTIUT'f' It 4M,IIICo\H •'-IGTIIII ~ PDWIII ..YeT.&M ' - O<D STTLI COMH:HSOI ....__..,f ••w mLl C:OWPUIIOl •Swl111 Aamnrlel, llthlnt C1pa, lar Plup, lwlrn RIZER OIL COMPANY . low Coli THIS PHILCO DOESN'T CARE HOW OFTEN YOU OPEN ITS DOOR! .FRIDAY, JULV 3 ....- --- · · · ·-- ~ ··· · ·' " ~" -~··· · - · -~·---- · ,- .~-- . .. .... · - - Lt~•. • PHILCO'S Langer Lilt E•pec+anq Office Closing ~JUnCtures. YOU'LL LiKE QUR SE&VIeE Porie~rMonu • PHILCO'S wu .. c~ F...h1ro1 by our No limit on months - No limit on miles No limit 11 to roads - No limit •• to speeds -For 1111 errtirt !if• of th• tread. All New Goodyear Auto Tires Att Guaranteed against dtfeets in workmanship 1nd ITRiterials and normal road hazards, flliCitJPt repairable a<.l-101 eSALAD ! plustu Phane WY c CHICKEN e FRENCH FRIES QLokk · d n •n~o: dum are vl&iting in Ollumbus l Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webb witll their sl•n. Mr and Mn. 1 I __ basic tralnln&. Society Notes -rr:· . TWO MOST POPULAR SIZES "' FULL 4-PLY CONSTRUCTION NO MONEY DOWN ---======--B ll ----~-----~- 50o/o • e~ 1 saunders of Columbus are announcing the birth of a son 7.50x 14 CHICKEN BASKET 1 CLOSED SAT., .IULY 4th J~y PT. PLEAUNT - Two couplft have liiiiCII applk •tlotl1! for lllll'rlap ~~ In the olflce ct the :ounl)l Clerk. Applylns • - BUb ,toe Palltraon. 21, GllllpolAJ, Ohio, and Joaftll Stover, Sl, Pl. Plt-nt, Larry Wayne McDaniel, 21. Letart, tllld Vlralnla AVaiH Hay !!!I 21, Arbuckle. ... GJI<I- SmJ J.Ir I Mrs. Nation·Wide "NO·Limit" Guarantee ••• s.-- Harrisonville Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July!, 11164 1 -H . ~s ei l. Mr. ana Mn . B F.~TTI' QUITS Pfi!''T ~o th~r. \i r~ Oma Arix and i SISter. I L4. 20 Mr. and Mr s. Robert Dun· c::m of Shade visited ttle John I MAINE I Oun('ans on Saturday evening. I MD 20 Ray Wilson waR a dinner 34 i MASS. euest of hjs ~on , Woodrow on ! MICH. Saturday . Hi s grandson, Dale , MIN~. 26 Wilson , was also a RUest. I Mt$$. 1i Mrs. Dougias Clay is a med MO. ical patient t~t Meigs Memorlnl. Relalives are caring fo r HAPI'V MUDDF.R'S DAY-Spattered with mud, Bob Ugery MONT. 14 her three small children. is a picture of happiness after Y+' inning a race on a wet tr~ek. I NEI. 16 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey He is the leading rider at Aqueduet for the moment. , 6 NIV. and family were dinner guests - -~ - - __.. \ ' N. H. 14 of th e Lincoln Russells Sunday. I Mr and Mrs. Harlis F'rank Pier ce were Mr and Mrs LarN.J. Mrs Rus&ell has JUSt returned were dinner guests or Dr. and ry Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. DenN,M. 14 horJle from Holzer hospital. j Mrs. Butrhnus. Pomeroy. ver Curtis. Mr and Mrs. John-' N• . n Mrs . Allie French has re- Harold and Eddie Sisson or nie Newell , Columbus. Mr and N, C. turned from a visit w1th her Pomeroy were overnight ge~ ts · Mrs. Hobart Newell and ~; rn dau~trter, Bernice Eggleston. I or ~teven Holtf'r. ( f!S ! Wyatt , Chester. R{'v and N.D. in Charleston. I Mrs Oouglas Circle tnrl \ h <.: OHIO ~lr and Mrs. Howard Gilkey Mr. and Mr·s. Gene Ritchie · Scarbough. H£t shan . and 1\or· a OKLA. and son, .Joey Jay, of Gallipolis and Mr . :.md Mrs. Paul Law- Pierre. 11 were dinner guests or his m~ rente , Portlcwd. were '-'i:-;iting Audrey Smith and Nf"llic ~ tf" '"64 t.her Tueiday. Mt·. and Mrs. Clyde Li:lwrem:e. them visi teu Edith (};:bor. . of R.I. U Paula Stanley of Snowv1Ue Mr. and Mrs Darrell Cozart 1\r>no . spent a few day '> with Kathy Sedella Bollt!y anct Lu c~ Mill er . a!W Mrs F:lmer Burt 01:. ~:~ nilke~· or Co.)Jville vi.~il'!d NPIIiP <":o- CtMr s.- ~--~16~---t----+----r---t----r---t--~r---·r---l . l4 · ·mbus spent the weekend Mrs. Dasa Markins of Zanr.s- z<~rl recentl y. with Mr . and ~1 rs. TENH. n "'V ayn~ ville is spending a few days Visiting Mr. and Mrs . 7..ern Prim:e. with friends. She expected to ~« . Vi sitmg ove r· Ure we("k •·nd UTAH 14 r~mained for the funeral of with Mr. d!ld Mr:o: Ch arl~>s vr. 12 1 RPv. Cowen Hensley were \llr ami "1r ~. VA. 30 Tom Wrlls i11 home from the Keith Ferre ll Fairhor n. .VIr WA$H. 24 ho~pital ;.-~ ~nd Mrs. Bill Kuu se. D:1.' ton , W.VA. 14 I Df'!arold Graham ha~ returnMrs. L~uat<-~ F'errf'\l and fred WIS. 30 ed to hi~ naval base. Hi s wife . o! Medway . Mr. and Mrs_ Uo~d WYO. 12 remained for the funera l of ' \lleP~ek of Bf'lleville , w. Vn., mother. ~1r s . Joe Carsey. D.C. 9 Mr and Mr s. Ted Ha ymatl .uHI Homer Lee is improving slow- ' P. L 5 Jant>t Ri s ~ell or Co\umbu ~. J ()(• lv from a heart attack . I ~is sell of Maso.1. W. \/ ;j .. Rav V.I. 3 · Mrs Alief' Whal ey ot ColumColf'man of Chester . \1r . :-tnd TOTAl. bus visited her srslers . Lola NEEDED TO NOMIHAT£ : 6SS i IN -JUST 15 MINUTES I,3111 tlfUGAtl VOTES Cla1 k ~:~nd Frances Alkire. Mrs. \ IF YOU HAVE TO Clark accompanied her to Gal Sau the lboYt table for the convenHon ballotin9 in Son Francisco. Other major conSCRATCH YOUR ITCH. lipoli.s to visi t their brother ,: tenders ,.,. be kept truck of in the ''ftddtd starters" colamn in a"y of the bollots. \' ou r 4th' t111t'lr ~~ l!l n )' dr·u11 . ,,.,.P Howard Gilkey --------- . - - -IT ("II -Mf.-N I)T dc<Ooh·n • th • llotl- 1 I KAN. KY. NO illADEIN PRICE· I S....- ADPIII ST A&TPS I GA. ---- ANNOUNCE CAMP I NEW HAVEN - West VIrgin- I Ia State Youth Camp of the , Cllureh of God wiD be !rom July I 11-11 at Camp Caesar, Webster Sprinp, W. Va. Those planning lo attend !rom the New Haven i Ohurcb of God are: Denise Grin- 1 stead. Anile Fields, MArilla Davit, Donna HUUon, Larry Hudaon, Larry Carpenter, CoMie Carpenter. Faye McCoy, Patty Lallhelt. Gary Stewart. Roy [ Brinker, Danny Bush, Mickey Beach and Curtis King. Mrs. David Fields. Jr. will serve COUIIHllor. II : )ll. ' . 011, I CALif. I COLO, ! CONN . ulla ,Mexico. The program yearbooks for 1964-.65 were given out. The program was in charge nr the Stewardship Director, Mrs. lva Capehart. Thr group i .'ruing "Work. for I he Night is Coming." Mrs. Capehart used the theme. " Road SIR"' Ahead." Those taking part In I' he program were . Mr~. John CarP"" ter. Mrs Nellie Dudding, ;1r, ._ David_ F1elds. Jr., Mrs.l ' on June 27th, at the Riverside Hospital in Columbus. The mother of the infant it the former Barbara llllen McDaniel, once , of Mason. The infant welshed 1 ' ; pounds 91> otmcet end hill been named Cameron Leiter. Grandparenll are Mr. and Ml'l.l flfttis McDaniel, Maaon; Mr1. Edllh Saundero; Columbul, I veal gr&ndporenla ... Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Sehwii'Z, Mas- 1 • AlK. 12 Ill 12 Goll- THIIIO IALI.OT IOWA ANNI)UNCE BIRTH MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Stan- , ; : ALASKA IND, N•loon Reynolds graduated as 011 2nd Lieutenant on June 20th lf'IID from th• West Virginia Nation- PT. PLEASANT - Two per- I Cluh Will Meet !, al Guard Militarv Academy, 1 sonR rec~ived minor injurie~ . 1 PT. PLEASANT - A ml?t>l- !' Camp nawson, Cl~rk sburg, W.l one person was jailed and one ' ing of thP Mason County Young • ,. Va. He Is the son of Mr. and : left the •cene or the accident j Replub!.can club will be held • Mr.. Fr>nk Reynolds. , in a one car mishap occurring [· Thursday July 9. at 7:'UI p.m. 1 In thP courthou,.e. Mr and Mrs. Curtis Mc!Jan· Wedneorlav ~ 4! p. m. on Rnute I A I f ff ' 'II he I ' · 3.~ at the top of deaa man's ~ sate o o Jcer.c: WI . It\ vlsit.ed in Columbus frllm · pr@~tented by thP nommatlng Friday until Sunday with their curve· I commitl.fe cornposM or Ray- NF.WEST SHAPE for slt"ep daughter, Mrs. Stanlev Saun· rf@raldtne Stone, Clifton, and I mond Gerald Musgrave, chair- wear, lhe Bhlrt-llk!rt with a d Benjamin Hall of West Colum- I ntan Da~·tor. RayneH. .J 1m ..rumJ)f't r!Ate r~r eoey mov~ er~. . ul 1 • . d 1-nent. Pert whtte f'llli C\.r 1et1 ~ bts, were t;,.ken to .- ~asan 1 Barnett Rob-:-r M1ller an Ma- oft Ulo 2'ift2'ham r.hf'"lt!i Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton : Volley HospiU.I where they I ry Hyre, William Peddirard, I left on Tuesday mommg to l1i!J-- were Irea led !or minor injuries [ pre~ldent of the Huntington I il a wet;k with relativea In Pen- i and rele:1sed. Charles WAtson club will be present to assist I - - - - - - - - - - nsylvnma. : of Kanaugt, Ohio, owner of the i ir. t.he re-organizat :on of the ! 36, Henders:~o11: Harry L u c a!, Mr. and Mr.. Woodle Wilaon \'ehlcle, war jailed on a drunk ; group. i 29. Pt. Ple• oant ; Don,ld Wiland son, Lowell or Fl . Myers, charge and William Foot, Rutllam Gardnor. 4-1, Gallipolis FerFlorida are visiting his mother, lond. Ohic, believed In be dm- · SEV ··:RAL CHA .~ .. ; D ry; Donald E. Rou.>h. 38, Sooth Mrs. Helen Wilson. er of the vehlcl•. left the. scene \ PT. PLEASANT - Arrests side, and Chnrles Watson , Kanbefore officers of the Sheritrs by local officers during the I auga, Ohio •II charg!d with departrneno arrived. The 11151 paBt 24 hours '1\'0re Ann Hill, intodcallon. ENTERTAINS CLUB model car was a total loBs and 1 ~ MASON - Mrs. George Hud· the vehicle tore down seven son enterlDined members of the guard rails at the scene. The , - - - - ---- .. Mason Homemakers Home De-- accident is st.il! und ~r investi ~ 1 monstration on Tuesday evening gallon. a! her home on Third St. After 1 a brief business meeting re!rethments were served by Mrs. Mc- Mary Cirf'le Holds Daniel and her daughter to Mrs. Delbert Dotsos, Mrs. Matilda Regular Meeting Noble, Mn. John Roarh, Mro. ' MASON _ The Mary Circle Dorothy Cartwright, and Mrs. of the Mason Methodist wscs J. H. Turner. held its r.egular meeting Monl day evening at the church with ANNOUNCE BIRTII 10 members presenL The devo- j NEW HAVEN-Mr. and Mnt. 1 lional program was opened by Robetl A. Beach of New Hav- 1group singing of hymn, "0 Zion en are announcing the birth of Hasle," alter which Mn. Fred a son born June 9 at Holzer 1 Spencer read Scripture. Mrs. HO!!pllal. 1be baby weighed Ralph Rickens reviewed the pro- 1 I lbs. and 5¥. ozs. He has been I grams whleh had been preaen" 1 named Charles Robin Glen. Ma- ed by the group throughout lema! grandmother I> Mn, Lu- the year. The program wa• con- I frma Weave!' or New Haven and I eluded with rrayer. 1 1 paternal gramdmother is Mrs. [ Pauline Beach of van Nu y s, 1 Refreshments were ~rved by I California. . the hostesses, Mrs. II. H. FocJesong and Mrs. Russell Cape-[1 hart tD Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Clara Roush, Mrs. MurJ Megee, 1 i Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Ev- : ; erett Tboma1, Mra. Ralph Pick· [ : ens, Mrs. Willie Brown and Mrs . . Jobn Chattin, rengines free from fouling 20 I AliZ. Mae Hastings o! Saltillo, Cosh· , In Single Car Rt. lS Misha . Nyll" oavts. Jr , anct P ; y ng Repn II'' AlA. f!IST IALLOT ILL. 8: Gelllpolla, Ohio Rouah, Graham dblrtct. aitended the annual Je!!enonJackaon dinner oponoored by the W t V'..,..·Jo De tl es M&M• moera c Executive Committee at the Ctvlc Center, Saturdll)l, June 'll In Chorleo(f\tnn. · She w.. ac· companied y her husband Johnnie, a for as Nitro. The) •pent tba weekend with bet mother, Mro. Boyd Woera, anc other rolatlv.. and lrtend5. partners . Ray mond and Elna I 1 SELF SEAM FIRSTSI .• H Keep Your OWn Vote Tally-- 1 ·Reg. $9.95 ,5pri"'l & Summer . . A'ITEND8 DINNER -----, Nl!:W HAVEN _ Olevla SHOP NOWI ... FOR THE HOLIDAY I CLOSEOUT! 11114 I FL.l Dutch-Maid Party lor a lund raising project. The Home Missions Newsletter was read to the ~iety . Mn. Fields also :: read a ldter from her prayer ; · !. TEMPLE SAVERS-The Ei)lptlan covernment hal ilaued a set of eieht colorful stampo commenwratinll the United Nations' efforts to save the 3,200-year-<>ld Temples oC Abu Simbel and other monuments. Unless moved. they wlll be covered forev ~r by bnck watere~ of Aswan High Dam. The stamp on the left denicts the 30-foot ltatuea of Ramem II The stamp at ri&ht, from an mocrlpllon on the waUl of the temple, ahowa Queen Nefertar1, center. and attendants_. __ TEENAGERS o., JUly 2, The group voted to have a · BAREFOOT G-.Dally sent111eJ, t'omeroy-Ml44lepon, ; ADMI'ITED - Johil Bowm,[ UNIO!j UaULATIONS [ GalllpoHs Ferry; Mr11. Gilbert , WASHINGTON (UPI) -For , GIW.ple Grimml Landing. I the first Ume in history, the ' . ' Labor Department hal ldopted Nf:;W HAVEN - The Worn- DISCHARGED - ')scar Tuc- reaulaUons !or removal of lOCal an 's Missionary Society o! the : ker , Rohertaburg; Mrs. Char· union officers guilty of ~erious New Haven Ohurch or God held ' les Saunc'era GalllpoUs; Vlcld mi:!COnducl. Its regular monthly meetlpg at ' The action Wednaaday eatabthe home of Mn. Nellie Dud- Weikle, Pl Pleoaant: Joaepll 1 Jlshed ltandarda for judging 11 ding. Kraly , Pon,eroy ; Mro. Bollby union pro<edures for dismissing The meeting was called to or- Pyles 100 dou1hter, Rio Oron- 1 officers accused or wrong-doinl eer by the president Mr1. Do- de. 1 are adeuate under the law. vid Fields, Jr. The groop was • The "'8UIItlons aloo se1 -up II!<! m prayer by Mtu A 1 m a ·• BUidelines lor setUnr up proceLtuca rt. The devotions were ---~ ~:-'!! d)lres if the union lalla 1o follow given bv Mrs. Iva Capehart. - "' lhrou1h on itt own bylawo. I SUMMER SHOE r ....... vaney ......... Missionary Society Holds June Meeting Hrl!ed money by ee1llng Grll:! 1111pldna and having a oaup fliP' per to pay lor the 15 membera att•ndln& camp. O.ole Jolmlon The Happy Helper. 4-H Club and Alvin Purkey liVe • dem\eld the ir regular June meet-! onstration on Bicycle Safety. ng recently at the hom~ of Mr. Attending !he meetln& were, 1nd Mrs. Raymond Ltevm~ . Prl- Mi~e Young. Pam Youn&. John >r to the llle<"tlng the group Juhnson. Dale John11011 , AMn wa~ entertaint'd. with a wiener 1 Purkey, Steve Fowler. Jef£ roast and games on the Lievlng Fowler, John Hoschar, Geoqie 1 -..-<f FOREMAN&. ABBOn '1 i �• ' Scarlet O'lllra. And loal' Ill Cary Grant In ' Father Gooeo". He 101111 lito caal at lbo of I eo, with than 30 yean ot , , movlea hehir)d Jllm, Slewll'l Lean CUI Jimmy Stewart, a star before P'ablan was bora, loads 1 the calli of " Erasmuo with HOLLYWOOD , after the likes of Jill Haworth, 1 Freckles", In which Fabian 1s By VERNON IICO'I'T Tom Tryon, and Paula Pren- ' oo-starred over oldtimer Ed UP! HoUywaod Correoponclenl lll~•Wynn. HOLLYWOOD . (UP!) - Tbe I Slip Eveo Lower Tben thei'O's John Wayne. Ho destmies of mov1e stars are EvPn lower in the billing of lakes biiUng priority over Klrk unpredlcatoble as their marrl· the same picture l( otll and Douglas-as weU 08 Andrews, ages. lith) are Burgess Meredith and Mert!dith and Tone-In 'In Take the movies in produ.,. i Franchot Tone, both of whom lion this week, for example. once rated the lop lpOt on moy Who would have dreamed vie marquees. that o distingulsh<ll star of Eleanor Parker is working In ACIIIOU DOWM 1. Cent.rol 1. Primitive John Millo' caliber would be l 'The Swnd of Music", but inour .10Jar reproduotaking second billing to his ' stead of heading the cast, her ayatem tiv• eeU ted>-age dauahter. That's pre- name follows that of Julie f.n· <.T,_ 2. Footod '1 . laland tn cisely what hv'a doing with off~ 1drews and Christopher PlumBayol 3. GO&Uuok01' •pring Hayley in 'Tbe Truth ' mer. Naplu •. -tot About Spring." And Oscar winner Paul LuI. Appears Oniy 211 years ago Gene Tier· kas, who once took second blll- 12, TQC'elher 5. F&ll monthJ nev end Dana Andrews S'larred ing to no one, now finds h1m· 13.He....... abbr. "·Bony in one of tbe moat successful I self way down tbe cast tn 18. ~ctor : e. Oppooed love stories ever filmed, 'Lord Jim", giving way to l'"ranchot. to vUliJD T.Anived "Laura." Peter O'Toole. James Mason 17. Before 8. 0fthe Today Miss Tierney takes and Curt Jurgens. 18. Beverap llbDultl<ir seventh billing in 'Tbe Pieao- Aba, you say - Movies are a 20. Tellurium: JG. Sbelt oym_ ure Seekers" behind such as ~op to youth. Not so. %l.Ccwerftl Pamela Tiflin and Carol Lyn- Vivien Lelgli hea~s the cast with ley. \' eanwhlle, Andrews draws of 'Ship of Fools". and It's straw eighth billing 'In Harm'• Way" been 25 years since she played 24 . bland In • el evlsl.on ReVIle Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-· You'll Find Dozens Of Bargains Below! . - - - - - - - - - - - , 8-Dail v Se nttnel , Po111erov-Middleport, O., _July _2 . 1964 1-- - WANT AD IN FORMA liON - ' UIO P Monday [)ea(lltnt 9:M Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OP O&AUUNU M.. Da.t Bef<trll' i'ullllcaU nn A QUALITY !It '-'"""day Business Services Auto Sales Legal Notice &.art Gntltf , Phuabml ... HealiD& Mtnenvllle, Eod your 1ewet II'OGI.'\Iet We lurn aU 1tz. 55 DODGE pickup, new V-3 motor, neY t•res, new paint job, in guod shape ready to work . $3:ilh0. G. A. Deem, Racine, Ohio. Phone WI 11-2685. 7 2 8ic LIGAL NOTICI 'J'1)e corponUon of MI-ddleport wlll r.ctin bide u.nUJ 13:00 nO(In , July 1~ . ----- Sewer Mal'!binet R.r-asoDa.ble Ralal CAN!..:I::l..L.ArtONS COltHEfTifl NS WW ~ ~ntlo 8 L"<-"TP'W 1H J0 For Da) ni Puhlo.._o,n" Ki!:U ll I.A A. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door - - $1295 I'll I"IU N~ Clean in!NHlr, nin• 11/llry U\"I T ('oral automatic 1ran11. Had 1u anf 1 hf'a!Pr fin1~h. ---- Easy Terms AvaUablel HA.::KETT'S SOHIO SERVICE lor For Sale &AS\' MiiOI COUNTY, OHIO Mutarl.. Hope Adllhs, L1n1 Bottom, Ohio , W•,n• Ad•ms , WY Business Services 2·3898 I - -- "· No. U,lo49 1t05 '•rlr.lnl L•n•, Apartm•nl 0 , I ••nd•no ll•nh, "•llfo••nl• , otherwt1e 7 l 3tc =::-:==; 1961 CHEVR _O _L _E_T_ I_m_p_akt-Co-nvertible V-8. good condition. 6-'>IR...Jlty., Phon. Wy "2421. U' " " " ' • .., Dlrl•ncl•nt. 1\dama. whoH pla ~ e of rl!ll · whose place OJ of l:om mo n Pleat, Mt:llfa Count~, Ohio prayln1 ror dlvon:e. oruatociy of min· or childr en, and other rcUd, on the trounde or anultery and wl.ltu ) ab· sence for mor• than one year. Said cautoe will be !or hearln• on or ba· nual runninp, of the " Cherry Stacy has won some of AJn.. 'l i R••"" fon• thoe 15th day ctf AlWJSt , 1964. World Sb:andard 'll Compatt Mar1orie "P~!~ntl'r~am •, 1 E::lceDNce Rig cAt room, ride and perform m 2. 9. Ht 2::~, :fO: rs1 s, lito;llDOt Small car economy and -- who drives a tiM Fastbac• Ford out of Dtytona Beach, Fla., ligures t.e's due for 1 win. Last Sunday at Dayton, Ohio, he smsshed the track qualifylllf recQrd and roared In front i• the race . But bad luck dogged blm and he 9.'as sidelined flhen 1 rock smashed into hie radiator. ~ her Petition aaalnat him in lhe Court POMEROY W. VA. Waving a green fiag in front of Nelson Stacy Is like waving a red one~- front of a bull _ The rea ion is .he same _ both cha And that's exactly what Stacy , tabb"" the "El Toro" of the racP track, is ex "W"Cted to do here Saturday in the first an·· raaldencc 1 •--w~"-"'''"" yet never haas scored __...,,,.,...,m•l~ /lhe speedw.y's fast 7-26 of mile track . WA.NT llD I I -1 •- I' a Property ~ 400-lap But he'll be going out In the oven! which carries $1.· Translers 100for andtht 11>.winner. championship pointa Stacy would ·_· ' r - - - - - - - - - Whee IAI' 1 n- 'I Brake Service Bl aettnars : i !, i"'""'=""'""'""'"""""'='"'"'"= 1 1'-=.----.,...,_ ,.._ ....,..,.._ 59 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. 'I 59 Ford Country Squire I 1 59Chev. Biscayne2 Dr. I I 59 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. 58 Chev. Biscayne 2 Dr. 58 Buick 4 Dr. I 57 Chev. Station Wagon 1 57Ford2Dr. ..:.• = -- 56Ford2Dr. ==-----:--- --9,,;;.1 KEITH·GOBLE FORD I c:'"*' ·JCII- ···-.., f h HEERED 1( OfI NEVER SICH ATHIINEi" i SELLIN' GOSSIP FER A DIME !! AUNT l'•&o &..\$SWILl BUT THIS TIME IT'S TWICE:T I'QJUICY lt. At- troct- 21. AIIO t2.Lottuoo: U.B. talflx. cloma. ........,......... tto~ IC.TNIIImitior . ... - at.Juk--. l:i. One- I oold coUod anlmol 16. Member I, AWRIGI-lT- p o-w.4 of 38.- ment: 88. lllvv: lp, PorlJa,. . ., II IllJTAI-l IS AFRAID 'ICI ISGOlN' ti4.Pooaut > IT.PoopM Ill. Bitter atl.'llqiGa U,Arld '. ll. Uberiaa trtloet H . .From. 36. Profound 38.Partook With othen •o. Subsided e&leD 4-S. More Infrequent f4. 8il'd'• hornet Ill. A,boun<lfnl' Ino,.. 16. Gmm.y cloth DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to wtrk It: ~ . AXTDLBAAI. LONO:J'ELLOW lo One letter almpJy Jt&ndl for uother. Ia th1l ~~~m.pJe A. II UMd for the three L'a, X for th• two O'a, etc. Sing-le letter•, apo•- i tn>phiu, the lenrth and formation of the wordl are all hinta. · Ea.c.4 day the GOde !etten .,. 41tterent. A ~lll Qaatallo• I!ITOYEZDOED lBX 7-:l i "And I had to park so far away I got two tlckoh for Jaywalki_n g!" WJEH RADIO XFTYD flY BZYZB. B QTRB'DN-ZO· t ODBDIII I:IOPY. -QDOl!lUDO C~ I!()MIIl PEOPLE PAT II. eoMPLf. MENT LIKiil THlill lfiXl'liiCnt:D ;. llllCEIPT.-KIN HUBBARD <o 111M. 1aa1 J'i • :rn ~p m to · Yeolorday'a sa..• 5, 00 Community News Pl!O!iRAM LOG MONDAY. 'I'IIRUUGB FIUDAY 5:05 World, NaUonal News 5:15 SpoWght 011 Sports l : l$ Sip On 5:211 Weathor tiONDA! TBRV FRIDAY &:15 Musical Clock 6:30 Dinner Mutleale 1:00 Sigp 011 Ne'\'11 7:30 NeWI Headlines 6:00 s....,et Blvd, 8:05 Sacred Hearl 7:31 Musical Clock 7: 30 Stgn Off 1:20 CoUDtry Jamboree 7:46 Tbe t.ilellne SATURDAY 1:30 Farm Newa 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa 8: 1;5 Sign On 1:35 Paul Bowers 8cfl5 World. Natiooal Ne•n G: 15 Musical Cloc. Ub MeigS Cl Agr. En. 8:10 Sporta 7:46 The LUeUae 7•00 NeWII 8 1b Weatber Plctura 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 8 16 MU51cal Clod. B-OO World, National Ne"s 7:30 New• 8 :~ Community Newa 8 10 Sporla Today 7:35 Pickett: Hardwaro J:OO falk o! tile Town 8 - 1~ Weather Picture (Tues.-Thurs.) 9:lil) Mas011 Qluoty New• 8:16 Musical Clock 7:50 NoWIJ Report 10:00 FcuDIJ, Worablp ll.our 8:55 Ne... . 8:011 Breakfast Party ID: 1b Public S.VIca 9' 00 Musical Clock 8:10 Roy's Food Baste! 10:30 Lalcbatrin& 9:30 Song 4 Story 'l'lml 8:30 Van Patrick Sporta 10:55 World News t :46 Family li'orabip Hour 8:41 Baker Furnlture-Wed-P'rl U: 00 MOI'IIIpa Meklcllea 10:00 News ---(Ucepl ll'rlday, 10:05 High School WI Parade - 1:~ Open House t :OO Newa Olurcb Be1i.o Ring) 10:55 Newa t:il6 Coffee With Janel 11:46 World NoWI 11:00 Army 'l'lml t:46 Be1tJ New!GD II: 30 Special eommum,, l1:U Muoo Cow1tr New 11:00 Mlnfsterlal Assoc. 12:00 Oommunlt)! Newa ProgrBIIIJ ll:lb Couolrjl Drllten M-W 12:00 Newa Roundup 12:Citl Local NeWI II:~ Mason CL Agr. Ii:D-Tue I:UO Martell 12:20 Bulieda Board ll.li lt..S.C. l'rotlriiiD-Frln 12:16 Mid Day Weather 1.2:25 New1 0 Grlllllll II:U Fllllllly Wors~Tban. 12:30 SatunlaJ Matinee 12::10 J:v- Bulieda Ilalrd U:45 Tiny's Counlrjl 111mu1 12;211 NeQ 0 Gl'llllll 1:55 News Beat 1.2:00 Noon Report Z:00 Saturday Malloee 12:311 AlrteUJiur• A&etll 12:30 Goesller'l Guest Star-P'rl. 12:46 Country Go IlouDd 2;~ NeWI Beat 12:/f!l Music Just For You 3:00 Saturday Medaea 1:66 NIWI Beat 4:1b Blaettnar Sbo•TIIa. S:~ Newa Beat 3:00 Cowltry Go llouDd 4:11 Local Newa I :U NoQ Beat 4:00 Dlsclng wltb Doss Ut Bowllntt Searea 4:30 Top Teo Revue 3:00 Lat'l Tlk• • Brealt 1:00 Ne,. $:00 Newa~ 3:55 News Beat 7:30 Sign Off S: 16 Dinner Mnslc•le t:OO Dilcllll llilb Doll BA1\IRDAY uo Intercllaoga 7 : 30 Sign Off WMPO Radie 6:00 Slga 011 TEltRY I .' '' OBit ntllltb • a..... ~.Appeorin&' I .................. J - O'IW. ment• ---------- I ~vll. lllld 28. A uthortn~ 10. Kegativ• reply to; ""'====,....,:-----cc:-cc- lltllt forcllre up to thelr collfunt JD ....... point ... tl!t- ... 01. -,Hwll , .. HUib, , SWtel !ott.." Aod they more lOp billtng after 1 'comb!Ded totAl of t10mt to ylll'l olllllrrlnl rola tn movleo. So wbo'l to .., 11117 10me manqe to atay oo top willie aARNIY GOOGLE ..... SNUI'FY SMITIO othen slide doWII llle b!Uinl ladder 1nc1 pentuaUy out of ,·c t-',": A DIME AN' the p1c1ure alqeiiMr, 1', ·- , el L 'IE SOME . ;,SI P I JEST HEERED, tbe Pacitle %7. Carpenter'• Imple- I I ,,.,'-'...,. Still 1101 CIXIvb:ed oo• lor llze: ·....- Mr.l I \ Hlrm'l Way." CROSSWORD 1 UsE ABC -----==-- I 0 A ll Bas han SOCie ' f y News I mo~ •• I- on : 8 ft . Meat jisplay case TyiPr 1TO BEITER servedydou, we Real Estate For Sale :'t~!;~~.·~o~ ~ia nun Merlin Tracy, Mabel Tracy like the points 1lmost as much 4- 1 to . Norman E . Hysell , Patrie- as the money. double duty service. Meat dis- have recently ad e a PHONE WY 2-21 57 . whet>l d11ve , H4 .-:u yd .• l ifo A. Hysell, .50 acre, Salis· Currently, he's fourth in tbe play case, C'omplete with mazfront erJ loader, I ba~.:k hoe F'OR SALE - 33 acreage land, maaagerabflity - - - - - - - - - - - - bury. zanin~ sht:'lf and set of disI 1 ntng water, stan<Jb.gs behind Jock Bowshand bulldozer work <.!so per !"J room lOUSe , nm C. c. Cuckler to Robert Al- ~- --er of Springfield, Ohio, in a play trays. A-I condition. forml!d Free estima te Phone! ms1de toil et, 4 miles from Metropoliaao Moton kire . Frances Alkire, 34.54 ac~ Look) like n£>w . First $300 E ' 'l'upp"rs Plam!': Qhro , on Suc1964 Ford; Jim Cusbman of 1.611 and Found e\·ening~, WY 2-3213. m- 1 ~ E. Mabl .iaeet. PDmeNJ res, Scipio. R · H t L takes it. .nn ar , arme ces-s Rd . Ca ll after 4 p. m. , Columbus, C'hio, in a l964 Ply. Food MarkeL 7 2 3tc mel w Shuler, 1342 Page St. Phaoe W\' Wl7t Luther c. Friend, Betty Jane mouth , and lggy Katona of FOX HoUND in vicinity of ______.._ --·Middleport.' Contractor . 423-8401 or write Freda BPat. 4 Zl tft' Friend to Charles Spencer, Lu· Mich ., •nother Fas~ Five. Points, white and black NEW o\ND USED welders. air 6 1~ 12tc j tv 2712 Underwood Dr .. Bel------------Icy Spencer, part o£ lot, Syra~ Willis, back rr.an. U fpund : contacl Roy Armes, L'flntpr€-.ssors, weldiag rod . Pr~ , Ohio 7 I 3tc 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door By Mrs. A. H. Bailey . cuse. Minersville. 7 l 3tc Free demonstration. Rickard's Alignment Service, fi)R .SAI~E ·:-hm~;,--;t TUppers hardtop, Catalina, blue fin- Mr. and Mrs. Grover White Wilburn Ray Mills, Beulah Cushmao and Tom Dill of 7 2 3tc (formerly Grueser Bod V Plains, 1 acre ground. Mar- ish, automatic transmission, and daughter, Doris, retumed Mills, Antha Mills to Rudolph Erie, Pa .. who pilots a 1964 --Works). 286 W :vtam Sl.. tin Mollohan . 7 l 6lp -ay. Middleport. Call WY t home Saturday after spending Riffle, Erma Riffle, 40 acres, Dodge, haVt won the pre~ Notjce " Hvbr"d" fisl, worm!' until July Pomeroy. Ohio. R H. Rick-~ ~ . -----.. -- - - · power steering, power brakes. two weeks wilh their children Sutton. OU!I races hert:!. 6 rooms radio and extras. 910 Broad- at Woo~ter , Warsaw and KilJHEN YOU Cle~rtl~sih, on!) $1 . _ 00 per 100. Will ard, Phone WY 2-3576 FOB SALE. House, Kenneth E. Crabtree. MelA fast fielcl oi -40 cars go af~ W 1 1 August Is t Wheel balanl"ing, auto glass. and batt>, 13 bedroom s!, hard- 5289. ____ ~ Z9 tfc buck. va Faye Crabtree, to Rolland ter the poli! position and start· h "'Free -storage Pl.aD" you get ve_ more rom brake serv,·ce. I woocl floors, ca rport, storm M d M w·w w 1 . ~ tlful _J.. close untll Labor Lay . John Mohler F R r. an rs. 1 tam ~ • Crabtree, Beulah Crabtree, 8.1 ing spots from ll a. m. until b1g, -~au ~ or ent Ia f St Pet b rg are vts 5 27 441 c 1 doors. gas furnace . Phone 12 :30 p. m. Saturday with the apa~::-· tri exchange for all the- R. D., Lea<iin~ Creek Rd ., --! WY 2·:l421. 6 30 6tp ceo . ers u . · ~· acre, Columbia. -~ -•1-,., , rt ~ 10 Phone WV iting Mrs. A. H. Bailey and T ib C H M big holid•Y race scheduled to room· 'ooeupied bv the famlly 'a " JU\.L.Iepl' ' VI' · other relative~. C 1rene! Ma 0 11. rKos,s, ·J · 7 2 3tc CUSTOM brush hog ...'"'Ork. «~ ,· -FOR ~;"ALE · -s--r~om house on 4 ROOMS and bath apartment winter clothing. ·Here's how It 2--6103. th ross o annmg oes, une start at 2 p. m. wor!J. Bring in aU your - -----per nour_ Call WY 2 6812 RL J:JB . 2 miles above Rain Midd.eport. $2(1 per mon . Mr and Mrs. Raymond Oli- 1 s_ Kioes, Lots, Middleport. In the t:Vent of rain, the race . ter clothes or C!BU us for AUCTION SALE: "" very Satur· Charle!l Mash ot Lester • rn- cine. Close to construction of Phont Rowley and Reed ver returned to their home at Clarence E. Ebersbach, dec. will be run Sunday, July 5th. WID pick-up and we wtJJ "Prole• day, 7 30 p m. Several truck- I old. 6-6-30 new Racine Dam . Beautilul Hardware, WY 2-2776. Lakewood after visiting to Stella G. Ebersbech, Ma~ And when the green flag llonally.. dry clean them at loads. Som~ antiques. Rus~ll - Vi('W of Ohio River . Must. be 7 2 Uc and Mrs. Stanley Trussell and I ry Helen Davis, Ruth Hill, drops, wale~ Stacy. El Taro Wekh Laurel Clift on RL 124 llsm~LDOZER work , basements ) see n to be apvreciBted. The 4ROom F'ur~ist;d aPartrnfni ol!her friends . ! Alke Lalich, Jean Cooke, Gt!or· will be charging. regular rates. with free moth and ba tb 7 2 2!p landscaping. brush mg ponds sale is rheap. Well watered. 212 S. 5th Avenue. Phone WY Mrs. Ralph Trussell and I' ge Albert Ebersbach , Aff. for proofing ng em up L b . Ch le• Jef Mrs. Charles Turnt>r. Rarine 6 30 31 for storage tn seaJ.ed cedar-ow ov service . ar · - · 2-5435·---~-----~- .. _ P~ children after visiting her ~ar- i Trans., Salisbury . ORDERS FIVE PLANES 6 30 6tc hed -bags and when you are Harle)' Devldson 74. 1957 FL, fers, Phone WY 2-&222 R!. ' FURNlcHED and unfurnished ents . Mr. and_ Mrs. Pete K"k-1 Stella G. Ebe_rsbach, dec. NEW YORK (UP!) - Pacll· d f th m ne:rt fall caU moton·~ de r.ood cond ltwn, l 6 I 30 tc of M I d t R th Hill AI La I h J rea Y or e , , I M ! ' $"'00 00 CeI -H<lu-s•c f'OR SALE-. S)~~~;;-~se. apartn.ents. 134 Mulberry I patrtc anon, n ., re urn· tto u , Ice ac , ean ic Southwest Airlines bas 1 us or let rur routeman know any ex ras 5 ed h e tl I C k Georg Albert Ebers • ' •::.. and they will be b;nded to ciJ Rlalt;;wocrd. 2 miles west ' See Ne1j:l1er Bmldmg and Sup. Rt. 124. 9 rooms, 4 upstairs, Ave ., Ph WY 2-661 6 tf ' orne rec n y. . ba~h e,Cert. Trans. Middle~ pia~ o:ders for: five Boeing 25 of Harrisonville, Ohio 5 and bath downstairs, 2 large c ! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dexter 1 ' ' 727 Jet atrllners at a total cost you cJeaner. brighter. and 1 ply, tUtcine , for brtter homes. I port 7 2 "t newer- Rem. ber the storage! ·' P kJtclleo cabmets and storm front living rooms , 5 bed~ HOUSE F'OR RENT in Pttme:. and Brenda spent the past St. II G Eb ba h d to including spare parts of $27.5 e aHelen . ers c Cert. . ec. for ml. 'II'Jon. toTbe orbaer d IncIudesdcllan Is Free. Pay- ,SeD Fal1 on . -~ -- doors 11 23 tfc !rooms I sewmg droomd , 2 vderny I roy 3 rooms and bath Call weeRk wb .ath Mr. and Mrs . Geor- 1Mary Davis, Deliver,Y. A.B.C. Cleaners and WINDOW anrl porc1h she des, aldl ; arge ots, yar an gar e . WY 2-3575 after 5 p m. 6-21J.tlc ge o erts. T Middl l option pure se one a • an /l 0 McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Ca l! Leonard Bass. WY :!-2372. OOM fu _ hed Mrs. Minnie Orr of Che!'t.er r;t"~i ' G E;:"';,; h d to lionai 7'll. Shirt Laundryc Mason, W Va. kinds. Perch vat ance 4 ~ 90te awnings Venetian_ bhnds and Chester. Ohio. 3 23 tfc 6 30 6tc FOUR R mts apl'l.r1~ spent Friday evening wittJ Mrs. e 9 · r~ c ' ec., . /,•iiiii"'""'"iiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiij SP s-.5543. repairs. Free esllmate. Dale men!. Phone WY 2-3858 A H B .1 Mary Helen DaviS; Ruth Hill, FIRST GUNS S '!1 tic · · · al ey. Wippe' Supply . 215 Uninn Ave. AUCTtnNllEII rd Alice Lalich, Jean Cooke, Geor· QUALITY We bUy, seD and ~ guDI. Pomeroy, Ohio. Complell! Service FOUR RO'lMS, ballt end base- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balla ge Albert Ebershach, Cert. for Bill Wellniot Le8 WiUlamBOII 6 25 3otc 11.-w· fll~. Ill; I 7 furnace heat.P h e and Brenda Lee spent an evTrans., Salisbury. REGULAR 00 1 at Tiffin Jewelers. Phone 50, l'o'ri,.Ct1;:..:-:•:;:.lael ;~n :i.-3 _ tfc ening with Mr. and Mrs Wert William Buck, Pauline Buck Certified Oil Station 319 4 28 0 ofDI Ple1181111~ W Va 2 WHEE L -trailer. - John A. • . C BRAOI'URD I'OMEROY - Modern 4-room th Hollon of Pine Grove. to Rutland Fuel Company, ease- W. Moln St. Pomeroy 10 UJ •J<: WY 2_6046 _ ,., frame home with bath, auto-- 4 ROOM apartment with ba . ment, Rutland. Jeffers, Phon~ RaeiDe, Ohio matic gas fired hot air heat. Phone WY ~5385. Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Mr. and t;:~;;:;;:~ 1;~~~~~::ii A!ITOMOBDE Insurance been 7 I 31c • S 18 Uc ing, hardwood floors , back 1 8 Uc M,.. William Wallace of St. eaoeelled? l..ost your opera· ~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;:;...;:...-., :' r:, - :,--:;:..:;;;:;::;:~-:;::;:;;:;:,.:ll/ porch, and full basement. ExPetersburg were supper guests tor•a lk!eDie? can W\' 2--216& Jii cellen t financing available on THREE end four roo:rn furnish&- Monday of Mr · and Mrs. Oli - 1 llitl< I Big Freezer Sale ' EXPERIENCED this property with payments ed and unfurniahed opart, ver Bailey and daughter of All Sizes • Solo Pric•d , AUTOMOBILE of $45.52 per month. menta. WY :lrM34 12 6 Uc Racine. , Wanted To auy RE M SU BURBAN - 6 • room frame. Mr. and Mrs. George Ro- ! ,. FREE ICE c A FURNISRED and Wlfumished berts and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest WUh every New Freetor or ' 1gnmenf house with gas fired lorced apartmento. Inquire 11 tile Deeter and Brenda spent a day A LARGE boundary of Urn- - - - - · - - - --AND hoi a" heating, basement, Ohio Hoi<'J. &-2Z-tlc k USED FREEZER BUYS 1 fwo cisterns, and large lot. and night at Burr Oak La e bee Pomeroy, Ohio. ConMake small down payment MODERN 4 room 11nd bath fishing. tact: Ill - W. Runyons , Min· i lf-ree:rer-Refrigentor Comb. 16 Cu. Ft. Unlco · hlrni.sbct. apartment. Phone Mrs Worley Davis returned ersville. Ohio. WY 2~273 . I CHEST FREEZER - $100 i i and balance $40.00 per month . 387 ' 1.2 tl to her. home at Dexter after Harold Collins, Salt-sman WY 2- 4, " c 6 23 10tc 20 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire CHEST FREEZER - $150 WV :1-%221 spending several days with her Looking for a good used car. You name it T!il'EE bedroom bouse on Un· dau""ter. Mrs. Mary K. Holt· 5 7 t 3tc " SaIe .~-,' Tra de __ I pomeroy Lan dmark WY 2-2143 Pomera'f, o ____ _ coin Hill, Pomf'ro) Ph o o e er and family. . we got it. We're not hard to trade with, 1 WY 2·2181 Jock Corsey. Mgr • --•I FOR SALE in M,ddk>port, 41 WI 2-3318 or WY 2-2186. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell I Come in and give us a try at Keith Goble 1 FOR YOUR Bulldo,.or JEEP truck, ~ wheel drive. irk . bedroom brick house, 2 t 20 tic of MI. Vernon spent week 0 Ford Used Car Lot. Eugene W~ a t t, Cheshire, FOR SALE- Middleport's tallPhone W' 2~45:i. Paul L Bai· baths. lot and a haU. out of Oblo. l r 1 f 3tc ley, Pomeroy, Ohio. R D 2. II high waLer Nice location . end at their home here. 302 esC bUilding, located N. Sorden and Di6 1 30tp See by appointment. or ca ll Business Opportunities I Mrs. dAudrey Second Street, Middleport. Sh I' B 'I coiled ;-------...;....;....;.~ WY 2-288:; or WY 2-3250. ana an e 1a a1 ey FOR SALE Priced for quidt sale. Inquire , (61 10 tfc FOOD MARKET _ Due to Ill on Mrs. A. H. Bailey Monday. Hard Top. 8 Cylinder. Automatic transmisSion. 1\adlo, 10 16 tfc ' Beautiful Black Finish. WHY PUMP-your sluggish sep- at Ohio Hotel. POMEROY, OHIO I - - - - - - health , we are offering for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deeter tic tank. Get Klean-Em-Ali , FOR SALE ' FOR SALE: 7 rooms and bath sale out bu,iness, Racine and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. In the Heart of 1 house on Rutland Road I Land~ GIBSON -Kay -Harmony ~tars Food Market corner 5th and George Rober 1s spent Saturday Septic Tank Cleaner. mark Farm Bureau Pome- and Amplifiero, 24 month• to THE AMERICAN RUHR ~- Large lot. Aiummum storm Pearl, Racin~. Ohio . Anyone afternoon with his father, Mr. 4 Door 9 Passenger. 8 Cylinder. Automatic Trani. roy. . 6 '29 30te pay, see or caD Tiffi.ll Jeweldoors and windows. RPason· sincerely interested in a good Deeter of Marle't~. Radio. Power Steering. en, Point Pleasant, W Va .. Genenl Re•l Estate I able. Kenneth Searle. SH Z.. ooinu business, may contact Mrs. _A._ H. Ba•ley, Mr. and Carpet FREE USE Or Our I' ""l'•. 6 1l 30tc •Lynn" Phone 50, Bill Wellman, Les . "" "' Pauline Hart, be· Mrs. Wilham wa11ace of St· 01 : : t : : r e w~~C:pou:_ha~:k;: tl Williamson. 10.30tt :, Service I rN SYRACUSE, three bedroom tween 8.00 a. m. and 8:00 p. Petersburg were supper gu~ts modern home , near school 1 7 2 stc of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey 6 Cylinder. Standard Transmission. Radio. Beautiful Furniture. 6 30 6tc 1 Kll.L TERMITES and protect CUCKLER REALTY ! M,.Jern insulated , •all board m. and daughters of Flatwoods reBlack Finish. 1951 Chevrolet. Cood nwning · lawn and shrubs from insects Box 229 Phon• WV 1.-3BlO heating , large lot 72 x 295 Business Opportunity cently · condition. New Paint. Thorn- with ARAB IJ do-it Coocen- j Phor.tl r a. m to 5 p. m WY MAN oR woMAN as Holter, Meigs Equipment. tratP. K.mg Builders SuP PI 'f -~ ;:::::::::::=========:: 2-3974: Ev~nings, 7 to 9 p. m PART TIME APPROVE ACQUJSmON Phone WI 9-2111. Co., Middleport, Ohio Professionol Dry Cteonlng I wv_l -2441 8 2_tl_c TOY ROUTE GRAND R A P l D S, Mich. Automatic Trana.mlssion. Radio. Power Steerint. 6 30 3tp 5 2 tfc I Sh' L nd I -:;-:--;;---;---;:---:-;; - - - c-and rrt au ry Be-autiful Blue Finish. (UPl)-Stockholders of CrampFarm Machinery 74 Harley David~o_n motorcycle. , SINr.ER Sewrng ma~hines . i I Hovr Cleeni"GOOD INCOME ton Manufacturing ·Co. voted I----- OpersM frorn Horn• Excelle~t condrhon. Call Ken· nf"w $59.50 up Several tlsed \ Attert111 and R,..iring approval Wednesday of the 1•war•l Cholc• TerrltoriH I F"OR ~~ ALE . Garden tractor ny WUbams. WY 2·2:118 . machmes at hnrga in prices I Poc:keh and lippert company's acquisition by Gulf AVAILABLE SOON 6 Cylinder. Standard Trans. 1\adio, Blue finlah. 6 30 6lc The ~'abric Silop. 1\mger Sates I 10 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 I Oavid Rradley , 5 h. p. Clt>a & Western Industries, Inc. tires. wheel weiJi!:hls , reverse. POMUOY •net AIIO I NEW AND used clnt.hing. Sold and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio DISCOUNTS MldCIIe~rt D•rwiR C'ulfiva tors. tooth harrow .l -."'" ~1nt ,., •• ,,.nt at Pearl Hawthorne's at Ml WY Z-21.84. 4 21 tfc i PICKUP & DELIVERY · RutlaiMI lyrecu• ORDERS EXCAVATORS Contact Lynn Har t . Racmec ''" •v•r•l ether •re.~• NEW YORK (UP!) - Texas Morisb Ridge. Hacine , Ohio. ----- , ABC CLEANERS Hardtop. AU Power. Tinted Gie... Food MarLel.. 7 2 3t _ 74 Wll: wUl a ppoint 1 alncen nan ar Gulf SUlphur Co. bas ordered 27 Route 2. WI-11-30 6- ·30tc For Sale or Rent I•1952 F'a rm~I I" H· • tr-actor • ..,.t.bUMlnJ wQDU~n to u.. oW' w .... • 1d• In & SHIRT LAUNDRY 1 and terttlehlf • number two electric dragline excavat-WHY FTSI1 with a dead section of _.. .. tio.W •11-rvtc.. "'TOY Plows and planter . Excellent SHOP" n3-s543 Muon, W· V • . ] OIIPI•,.-• Ill m11rkeq, dnq, ors to cost S6 million for its of a nig.hl f'rawiPr') We have HOUSE for rent or sa\(' , by • l:;~;o;';;::;:":;""';"''7..,..,'C::-::::;;-' I C'Ondilion. 1 mile east of Tup- •utdy •tor n , de. vou Jll'lt u~~ert new phosphate mine at Aurora, 2 Door 6 Cylinder. Standard Transmloolon. 1\adlo. "Hybrid" dancing and wig· w~ will •vpotnt a slncen "''n or t mon!hi Y pay mens on Ian d .FARMERS : for the best bulls, pers Pbdns. Davi'd Dodd erer. ever . ··ou num replac• toy• l'lc b N.C., from Bucyrus Erie Corp. Beautiful White Finlob. g!ing l"f"• worms for $1 00 per contract, 532 Mill Street. Mid~ I at the best prke, with the 7 1 3tp week and coned lllOney. 100. John Mohler. Leading dleport. Phone WY 2-5262 nation '< leading sireo in DaiREQUIRES ONLy FEW SEEBURG BUYS FIRM Creek R U.. Middleport. Ohio, 6 !5 Lf HOURS EACH WEEK CffiCAGO (UPIJ _ Seeburg :_ ry and Beef. F'or forenoon Musical Instruments TRr~:~ Js ftot • , • ., trut • chanc:• to Phone WV 2~:03. 6-26-<;tc - - - -- - -- -8 cylinder, Slondard Tranomloolon, lleautiful Bed and convenience service, ea ll by l"'t Into •om"'tlUnJ 10U ma, tu•• Corp. announced Wednesday lnstrucllon5 White Flni.ob. 8·00 e:.. m., aftt?rnoon service I - --• YOU PA V les~ for fine home ~!.~": ~t ~..!'U:t:n.sa:: the acquisition of Williams b~ 1: 0(' p. m., by caJling i I re-conditioned u~n.sht piano, In •Pue ttme and .till lean room Electronic Mfg. Corp. for apfurnishings a1 Baker FurnJ- MEN 18 . 33 Tram as Agcnltor tu! time eQanlton Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. red _rt_Ia hogany flmsh , 1 reture In Middleport Ohio. NOT A GET RICH· proximately $3.1 mUllon tn Openwr ~ for Ameriea 's Rail. ' l an Leland Park er conditioned cut down upI T h 4 11 tic QUICK-SCHEME common atock. road~ . Trained men earf1 $400. ec n c , • . h . 'th · · 8 Cyllnder. St.ndord Trani. 1\adlo. B1oek l!'lnllh. Ona rig t pnmoi Wndl. mFirr~~ m JF YOU ban a d..ln kr bet'- Williams ElectronicJ proPomeroy, 0 . Ph. WY 2-2264. $600. GOO<' Heal!h , H g h OWner. 48,000 Miles. USED work pants and shirt!. - It aobcr, hone"lnd I · Jn.o ,_,, d Albert Farker, ChestPr. Ohio. bnck. Rut a urm ure, YP'Iraelf rean, sincere. have • c:u- • an duces e ectrl<; CO pera.a~ eSch Nee Maintain present Carl ...:hevaJier, Long Bottom 6 24 JOtp Phone SH 2-4811. lmJnlmum requtredli •Pvl7 at oae.. vices wbUe Seebur8 la a dl· income while tr.1ining. Send Ph. t1Bf>-341b. IIYIAI II!Omple~ ds alia ebout ;:rout'· • MANY MORE USED CARS lo 6 17 iiOtp 7 I 31< ..u. p&oac number. Alrmlll .,. versified vending machine ! Name , Address, Ph. No. Box TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM , ; • - - --:---,PIANO luning. Newman wire: maker. SICK ROOM and invalid sup- r&A, r;,. Daify SentineL TOY K£R:CHAHDIBlNG CQJU'. dette, Middleport , WY 2_ _ _ __ _ 2 !Olp_ pUes anc aids for your comInsurance 34·10 Ntb Street $246. I l8 30tc Woodlll4e 71. New Yort: PURE OIL EXPANDS fort. WE' carry a romplete Help Wantad '•PIIE8,('U•1 DIES PALATINE, IU. (UPI)-Pure IIDe Jf crutches, wbe•l chalrt, BEATING, Plamblnc, tllooO.r JOHNSON, Sbnpwm ln.IID'"""" commodes, urinals, under CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UP!)- Dll Co. said Wednelda' II baa ,..,.aca. Arllold llrotben, Agency, Ill. All lormo of Ill USED CAR LOT pads, bed pa!lll, etc. Roller !\!ALE : Men 111-33. See Railroad Ill E"'l Malo Stroet, Pom- aurlliiCe. Jilll Jobasuo and Glenn (PirebaU) Robecta died bougbt Sherwood II Co. of KanMltldhpirt a! Charlotte Memorial H01pltal sao City, a marketer ol ehemPharmacy, WY 2·358fl. Mid....,.. PIIDH W't Ut4l. training classification. Bud Simpson. AcOIIll. Loeuet • dleport f-26-iiOtc 1 211 tie loaia and oJl.b. . praducta. L..---·- ---7 2 IOtp / ' 1 ua al 7:1& a. m .• EST. lodav. I' aa• i Born'. 400'' at the West Vir- erica·~ biggest races at ginia Intern•tional Speedway. Daytona Btach, Charlotte, N. It's no secret that Stacy, C., and Darlington, S. C., NOTICI il "unknown, will take notice that on July 1. 19M, the unde ... la-ned flied ~ TO PLACE A RESULT PROUUCrNO .-t•lntlff, 1~ f'erltln! Lanoe. Apar\· : men• D. Rendendn Beach. CalUornla. WI 11-2769. OPEN EVES, 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO L:SO A. M.. to :~.ou r 1111 oan, Satlll'day~:3fl A M t.o 12:00 0001\ ~ HUNTI~- G'l'ON , THI COURT OF COMMON 'LIA l NiNTHI COURT OF COMMON .. LIAS, 1960 Valiant. 4 door, floor ! W~:.-ne Phone denc• lJ shift. good shape. Pomerov Motor Co. ID% DIKOUnt 011 Pllld atll •nd ••• ~ld wlthlrl 10 daya. CARD 0~ rJ:ti\.N.K.S .. OBlTU ABlES - 11 .211 r'OI Ml Word miD -- etreet..l Sper!rlo·attont on fil e el Ck':rk'l Dffl te Cou n ("ll n•eerve1 the rlJht 'o &c· ,..pi or reje<'i any ur all bide Ge-ne Gralll. Clerk 171 I , 8, 2t(' flat steel bed. Excellent condl~ tion and reasonably priced. William L. Will, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. Ohio. telephone, 985·2261 I Coolville ). 7 l 31p tin·s Jikf:' llPW. ror "'Urfaclnl vuloue . 'El Toro' of Race Tracks To Charge in Cherry Bomb In the <.--orporatlon . 1957 F-600 Ford Truck , 7 • de SpotiPSs Yin;. I int(' rio r.. all nPW t m·~ zret'n finish. heatt'r. ' """wve \DMI!rttoiU so NtC~JI 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door - - - - $1549 flATU Wnn1 1\d Ser..-.c• · " CenLIO per word one •nsertloTJ IIII»IIOUih CbarJ• 6U centa ta cent& pet word for l'hr..., eon ror JT'S z-mt oa1 .. $695 1957 Pontiac H.T. Coupe o b:ltC'tlonable Ertnr• •huulrl IW' reportrd lmmed.ill'tl• rhl' put> lsher ..UJ not be re•pvnsH•Jt fo• n..of'11 lhan oft~ l ne~"' ln,orrtio l\ hch ..,_dJbonaJ •o,-,1 oFl'1.CX IJOVBI w~ Loea l ow ner anrl rt-t~l dl'an in1t•n o1·. ti t·~ I. <'n~me, PowPr· glide trans HC'aler. Je t hl ac k fin1::;h I'tlt putolbner · o&t'r~e, •n ~ ri&OI •o edit or r eiiN an) ad• dePmffi tmum." Cll1l 181!14, '· 6:05 CoUDtry Music Time 6:211 Coun!P. Jamboreo 1:35 John Hal'101 7:05 Breatlaal PUIJ' 1:15 Jonea Buick Sbow 10:15 Tbe Good LUo 10:35 Muslo In Tho Air 10:45 'l'lds Is Music 11:05 Top Teo Show U:SS Top Teo Show (Dutlonl) 12:110 Nooa NeWI 12:16 Musica.l lntorlude 12:30 Rev. MerllD Teoll 1:00 Platter Party 7:00 Sundown SeteJIIdo 7:30 Stgn Off Bl\NIJA.Y Bw HAROLD GltAY WOW J NtvEq WIU ~NOW HoW M'( BEAUTIFUL DRE"AM TU~NED OUT f WHA7 A RACI<E T T'COME OUT 0' Jl\Sr ONii Cf?A"Z.'f ROOSTER f IHERE JJE GOES ~t 0068 Hli ~A~TA 13LAST T~' locJHOLE COUNTY WtOE AWAKE JIJST TTEL\.. HIQ UTT\.S GROUP IT'~ T I!'<"1E I' COlT ~!= TI49A! P.OOSTS AN' START HU'"'"LlN' EGG'S' I S~Y WHAT "Tf-1' FARMERS NEeD IS WfliSPERIN' ROOSiERs, 7:05 Sip On 7:30 French City BapUst HolD' 1:<111 Wlngl of Beaflnc ABBIE AND SLATI 8:li Bible 8peab 1o You 10:00 Voice of PIO[Ibe..'1 10:35 Wah. Reporta 1o People U:OO Sundill' Sbow 12:00 Nooa Ne'\'11 12:1i Cbrla!laD Boar 12:atl Rev. Merlla Teo~~ 1:00 Billy Graham 1:35 LutberOD Sour 1:00 'l'bo Olureb AI ~ 1:110 Counlt} BJmo Tlmm I'Si World Ill Re9ttw 1:00 Baptist Sour 7:110 Sign Of! lv RAEBURN VANBUREN --. h GEORGI WONOEit WELL YE-5 ... MANY' TIMES: •.. ~tiT ·,'J.JAT ~AS !HAT 00-:"" TD DO.-. �, • 0 • sD.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 2, 1864 Seminar Ends In Findlay on Church Material Mrs. Fultz is a member of Misa Linda Lou Grueser and tbe C.E.A. (ChrLstlan Educa-1 Larry Hudson w"!"' married on Mrs. Bernard Fultz has re- tion Assoclatlnl and was spoo- l June 13 al 7 o clock at the turned from F'indlay where she sured by the Methodist Ohio bride's hon!•· The Rev. Ralph . attended the week-long seminar : Conrerence. The groups aharecl l Zundel offiCiated. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I ideas on the new curriculum I Mr · anc Mrs. John Beaver 1 and participated in actua1 1 attea~ded the couple, dnd a * t h' cepl!on followed. The bride's !aclassroom eac mg. ble was covered with a white POMEROY OHIO Aceording to Mrs. Fultz, par- linen cloth. A three-layer wed1 ents art'! being encouraged to dinb cakt> punch, and Ice cream TONIGHT NOT OPEN examine the new material and "ere s~rved to Mrs . . . :aroU Rus-1 1 MEIGS THEATRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY July l~ "CHILDUN OF THE OAMNED" 1 each ehurrh will displa\ the sell and Ta:t1my of ColumbUs, · material for inspertion as 5000 Mrs. Frb.nk Grimm and Desas it JS available . Mrs . F'ultz l lra Kay , Minnie Johnson, Mrs. . nd Mrs . Nan MoorE', also a Caddie Wickham. Mrs. Ronald DAMNED b}' their dia· will be Mart~n and ;_ ~iir.. Mrs. Albert bolical power to dt>1.;tro\· 1he ; member vt C.E.A-, availaLie to assist churches in ·. Martin a~d Suzie, Mr. tnd world "RAIDERS" the area planning to use the · Mrs. Wal~r Hudson, Rev. and I Brian Keith, Roberl Cu lp. . material. 1 Mrs. ZunCel, Mary Jordan, Judi Meredith WIN OR DIE! : . i Mary Ann McKenzie, Anna . . Seven men determined to save Texa:i. July S-6-7 The sem mar was held at the 1 Yeager, all of Pomeroy: Mr. I Howard Methodist Church with : and Mrs. Robert Hal}e.y and those a !lending residing on the ' Stevie and Amy, of Cheshire; ! SUN., MDN ond TUES. I college campus for the week 1 Mr. and Mrs S. Roush of Rav- "SUNDAY IN .HEW YORK" 1 of studv. Mrs. Moore will at1 ('fecbnicolor) tend a Similar school at Urbana CliU Robertson (PT109) Jane Fonda. Rod Taylor , Robert 1 at a lattor aatt" . Mr::>. Fultz is Culp, Jo Morrow .Jim Backus a !Paet1er ir the primary deFe.Uurefft;: Flagpole Jittua I partment of Hetth Church 3 STOOGES enswood; Mr And Mrs. David Grueser, Glenn, Melina, Don- na of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver of West Virginia Howard Logan and daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, ! and Mrs. Riebel, who sent the bouqul:!t for the table. class of 1963. She attended Machine Accountant Train· ing Association in Columbus and is presently employed Mrs. Maxine Arnold enter- . as a bookkeeper at Children's hospital, Columbus. Her talned with a party Tuesday I fiance, a graduate of Racine High school, class of 1960, : evening • t her home, Athens is also a graduate of M.A.T.A., and is employed by MasRoad, honoring Miss Laura sey-Ferguson, Inc., Columbus. Grueser, who recently observed , ~ ' her birthday . During the evening which was : spent socially. Miss Grueser i · O l was presented several nice ~ Qrr 0 he BREU£-WAT 100% cotton, $16.00 By CATALINA / gif~.;.kies and punch About Middleport were ',; , served by the hostess to Mrs. i Ronald Grindley, Mrs. Leonard : Bass, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. William Thorpe, Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Mrs. Glenn Cundiff, Mrs. Asa custer, Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, Mrs. Roy Arms, Mrs. Bob Stewart and Robbie Miso : Glenna Soulsby, Mrs. •Leroy Watson Jr., Mrs. C. L. Arnold '1 and Miss Grueser I d Is0 c)A L JULY Z Bethel No. 62 of the lnlernationa! Order of Job's Daughtera wiH m~t a. the Pomeroy Masonic Temple Thursday at 7:30 p.m. JULY 3 . Pomona Gr~nge Will meet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange hall Friday at J p.m. AU membets ot Pomona court are urged to be present for practice of the Fifth degree. The Xi Gamma Mu Sorority Is sponsoring a dance at the Pomervy Jr. High school Frl· day, July 3, from 8 to 11 p.m. A local group, The Vibrations, will play. It will be well chaperoned, JULY 8 Pomeroy Garden club wlll meet Monday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dor Schaefer with Mrs. E. w. Coates as cobastes•. Theodorus Council Daughters of America will meet in reguJar oession Monday at 7:30 p. m. at tht JOOF hall. All ofll. cers are urged to be present for lnstellation. Potluck r.. freshments will follow the meet· ing. The m:;;:- ::.':':a! navy . ue ess cessones. Mrs. Mllll"' was attired In a light blue'CIJ,.ss mill white accessories. Both moth• ers wore white rose corsages. Mra Austln Pease, organist, rese~ted pre-nuptial seaect:m~ including 'Largo" by Handel· "Andante cantabile," by rsc'halkowski; Ava Marta" by Bach· Rhosymedre" by WUI~s· 'Jesu, Joy ;., Ma'• ' evening of discussion and entertainment. The meetlng was called to order by President Ronnie Holrl ed ter. The secretary pe orm her d~ty (Karen McKay). Lin· da Lip~omb, treasurer, gave her reports. 'llle rummage sale bold recently netted the group $26.10. Plans were made for a hay· Outdoor Hamburger ride on Friday night. The dis- F . Plan d cullllion paper was read by ry U fU! Randell Reiher. An outdoor hamburger fry Refreahments of cooldes, kool- was planned for July when the aid and mints were served to. Jolly uBunch Sewing Club met I th h I M u1ese guests, Mrs. Evelyn Ho~ recen Y a e orne o rs. 0 s lth M p Ml'"h ter, Ronnie Holter, Linda White, rin m . rs. erry ~ Linda Upsenmb, Hatxlall and was named hostess for the July Terry Reiber, Karen, Iris, and meeting. Thomas McKay, John and Pat Jolly pal glfta were exchangMorrissey Paulette and Mar- eel. The hostess eerved Ice Jon Wa~n. Roger Deem, Ed- cream and cake at tbe close of lth Ruse, Kevin Holter and Mr. the evening. Present were Mra. ant! Mra. Ora White. Grace Johnson, Mrs. Shirley Mills, .Mrs. Doyle Mlller, Mra. d Wlllls Grueser, Mrs. William Public lntlite to Robinson, Mra. Noah Haskins, Jlif!w Art Dillpkry Mrs. Carl Mattox, rs. H. E. , Th• public Is Invited by Mrs. Mrs. Carl Matto•, Mrs. H. E. Ruth T. George to visit the Ju- Blish, Mrs. AHca Fink and Mrs. ly a art sbo.- of her Rio Grande College summer school class, Art 312 Teacblog Art In EleVISIT IN RACINE mentery chools. Vlsitlng Mr. and Mra. Dennie Hours ol the art show will be Kan: of Racine Sunday were 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. In Commun· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawlord, ~ dlsp1ay -'II be Ruth and Roger of Columbus; lty """· v•• "' dboard animals crepe pa- Mrs. Belle Theiss, Dorcaa; Mr car ' an~ Mrs. Harold Sellers, Jim, per • clay prnducts, sawdust Judy and Jenny and Mike JoJm. puppets, dioramas, murals, Jn. dlvldua1 pro"' .._Ia and mobU•• -· son, of Portland; Dale Boyd, Haclne, and Mr. and Mrs. Ear Mr1 Dill, Nease SetUemenL • PICNIC TO BE HELD Tho Alfred SUndaY School ~:arr baa been In falling bealth will have a picnic and Recep- for 90me time now. lion for the Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Also visiting his parents the Cssto, Sunday, July 5th, In the weekend of June 19th were Mr. Woede grove, at Allred. T b t and Mrs. Robert Karr, cblld· picnic lunch to be 1erved at reo Darrell, Jeff, Roberta and DOOD. EveryODe welcome. David of Columbua• C d b~rid~ Mrs. Guy Reynolds and her mother. Mrs. Minerva Childers, eShorta w..' ha\"e returned from a week's visit in Akron with M~s- Nina eKnlt Tops Bland and other relatives. eKn.. Ponts 1\lr. and Mrs. Edgar Reyhave returned from. a tllree: w•ek trip 1o Califorma where ' ! they visited with relatives and friends. They visited with her Th< ~~i:.:~~~~~tes 4.H mother, Mrs. Charles Olson in Los Angelo• and witll a brcr • I I c ub will have a bake sale July ther, E. H. O'Hallran at San U I 3 at Kroger's in Pomeroy. Gabriel and with W. E. Stone at Glendale. They returned by the southern route and visited The Logan fantlly reunioo with friends in Arizona. was held Sunday at the Gold Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and Cliff Park, Circleville. SwlmmTONIGHT & FRIDAY son. Tndd, Springfield visited ing, skatlng atxl gamea were "FUN IN ACAPULCO'" ' over the weekend with hls parenjoyed. With Elvis Presley and Ursula Andress ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ault Attending were Mr. and Mrs. (Technieolor) and lantlly and in Gallipolis Henry Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. -ondwitll her relatlves. Donley Reibel and daughter~, "THE COLD DARK HOUSE" Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Mitch Donna and Fae Kathryn, PomeTom Poston spent the weekend in Wheeling, roy; Mr. and Mra. Harley W .va. a• the guest of their Strong and cblldren, Dian, Bll· Slturday July 4 son atxl family, Mr. and Mrs. ly and Donley, Wllkesvllle; Mr. "THE YOUNG RACERS" Robert Mitch and children. and Mrs. Earl Logan, GalllpoWith M.art Damon Mr. and Mrs. Earl DavenUs; Mr. and Mra. Howard Loand William Campbell port and family were In Beckgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Shum(Color) ley, W. Va. over the weekend way, Mr. and Mra. Kelson ~nd­ "SHOOTOUT AT BIG SAG" as guest• of her brother and Shumway and daughters, and MIDDLEPORT, 0. Walter Brennan family, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ~ Bmm Mr. and Mra. Keith Shumway . 1er. ~~!!!l:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zelg Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle I and daughter, al1 of spr logfileld· r Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wagner, ! of Syracuse are announcing the daughter, Karen, and son, Tom· I birth of a daughter, June 27, at RETURNS FROM VACATION my. have oeturned 1o their Holzer Ho"'"tal. They baby, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis .,.. 7 lbs., 7 ozs. hal and sana Roger and Rodney of . Bryn Mawr, Pa. after who weighed home m .pending several days with her been named Jocelyn Ann. Ma- Rutland have retumeel horne mot her, Mrs. Griff Russell in lerna! grandparents are Mr. from their vacatlon where they ->~·k• Bradbury. While here they were and Mrs. Ross Norris of Syra- visited relatives In F'"""'"' joined for the weekend by cuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Upper Marlboro, and alan vlslt. Andy Russell, son of Dr. and I Zerkle of Hartford, W. Va., are eel Chesapeake Beach, all In Values To $3.99 Mrs. Dell Russell of Elyria. paternal grandparents. ll!r. and Maryland. They also attended They met him in Athe..- Friday 1 Mrs. Zerkle are also parenll the CiDcliiDBU and Los Angeles evening. He also accompanied m a son, Bill, and a daughter, double header game at ClncJn. the Wagners to Bryn Ma\vr for Sandy. naU. . a visit. ~ Mrs. G. G. Zeigler has re- · LADIES I turned from a visit In Beckley ,I 1 W. Va. with relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rue spent ' the weekend in Oak Hill witll $ hPr sister and brother-in-Jaw, • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowman. Their daughter, SUe Rue, is spending a vacation on Lake Reg. Price . 1.99 Erie with Mr. and Mrs. James i Thomas of Columbns. Weekend guests of Mr. and GIRLS' and BOYS' Mrs. E. L. Hughes were Mrs. C. W. Grogg and daughter, Joan. of St. Petersburg. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Fort Laud•rdale, Fla. have 2 and 3 Piece Sets arrived In Middleport where I they plan to spend the summer I : at their home on Gravel Hill. I 1 1 1 I BAHR CLOTHIERS Logan family Re nlon He/d In Circleville MID-SUMMER SALE COTTON DUSTERS ~_,, Sale Price s2.00 Shortie Pajamas Clearance SHORT SETS u.. Men's Wear- Boys Wear •• Home Furnishin~s- Lingerie Dry Goods- Women$ and Girls Ready to Wear- Drapery s1,99 to $3.99 I [ cELEBRATES BtRmDAY Miss Jolene Hood, daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. James Hood, : Mountain View, CaW., cele- ' ! bra ted her first birthday. June ', 21st, She received many nice ' gifla from friends and relalives. She entertained tbem 1 i OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY I ~=r~~i ~;,:a;:~:.:~g!f Hood, Middleport and Mr, Dept. •• Furniture Department - We'll Deliver Your Furniture :Prqmptly lo Your Home. f. :-1L:I-,.;.t;·RFEL..' DS IN' · • llldo eeoler IDll!PI, low • to .. ....,. and mild .. So..... ..,_ • enttne .. Up iO .o ~· WASHINGTONFormer kPresldent Dwight D. Elsenhower expects to maintain public neutrollty toward the Republlcan presldentlal nomination before and during the GOP nallonal convention, a highly placed Republican said today. This report came frolll a usually reliable Informant after stories were brOadcast Wednesday· that the ex-President would make the nominating speech for G<lv. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania. Scranton told newsmen later that Eisenbow· e• had indicated "strong support lor me and is sympathetic to my presldentlal cam- . palgn." 1 , J...........______________________________________________.Jt~Kemre~DavbofRu~ll.._~'~·'._____..~--~.. -_ ............·~------------•·-.. .~~~~--~~~~~----.w~~ ' 'I '· ,. . ·1· .. ' ' !Mason Sewer Pr • Celebrations On July Fonrth Set . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •• SALE IN EVERY DEPT. I e - I SAVE TOMORROW-FRIDAY 9 TO 5 1,49 llolatM .na• "eoill ln.lenll"wera. Hlp llda; r. the ... Fair ud for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Salem were ~ent gue!ts of their aunt. Miss Nettie Koehler. Mrs. Roy Hooter and children Eddie and Janice visited Jonday In Cheahlre with her mother. Mrs. GfOrge Thompson. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. and Mr9. Edward T. Bauer and daughter Polly Ann were Tue• day busineaP visitor. In Galll· polis. Fee Kathryn Reibel is spend· lng a week at Wilkesville, with her aunt, and uncle 1 Mr. and Mra. Harl•y Strong and family. Mrs. Dessle Patterson entered Meigs Genoral Hospita: Wednesday afternoon for observa. t!oo and treatrnen~ The Horsecave Pioneers Farm Bureau Youth Cooncll met at the hollle of Linda White Wed· nesday evening. Their director, Mrs Evelyn Holter were as~ by her officer~ lor a full Around And boy trunks. 11 People In Pomeroy ., 0 hC "/ :r~~t ~f:efd~:~ !n~ :ad=~~ Yout OUnCI of small blue and white dais- Meeting Held ies. She carried a baskel of blue and willie petals. Russy At White Home 1 W'BAJHEI ''Tfs -.y ~odor• ....,. Desiring" by Bach; 'Abide. Oh Dearest JOSUJ" by Reger and the traditional wedding mar· ch... Mrs. Donald Steiner, ... tOI'Jn.law of the bride, UDg, 'Every Step ol the Way,'' by Mra. VIncent Broderick and Alen; 'Oh Day of G<llde: Miss ChrlsUne Grueser visited Promise" by Ham~!en an last SUnday, with Mr. Broderlc:l< The Lord's Prayer 88 !be at tbe \eterans Hospital, Hunt. couple knoll at the altar. lngton, w. va., and report A reception for !50 guests him 88 Improving. was beld in the church fellow· Gene Houdaahelt George ship hall following the cer&- Wagner and Joho Strauss at. mony. The bl'lde'a table W'!' tended tl.e Charity Newsies decorated with a rour-tlered Motorcycle races held Sunday, wedding cake. decorated In blue at the Ohio State fairgrounds. and white and oouuets or. blue Mr and Mrs. Dlil1"ll Cbevaand white daisies. Aoslstlng ller ~nd fhmlly of Columbus 81'6 with the serving were Mra. visitlng her mother, Mrs. Fr&William Shoop and Mra. Edwm da Ritchie and other relativea. Zehner, sisters m the bride. Mr an<i Mrs. Mariln V. Mrs. William McKinstty and wadiord ancJ children Roger, Mrs .Glenn Setgley. Miss Allee Joe and Wand• left Tuesday Jackson was in charge of tile for their home Phenls, Ala. guest book and gilts. after 8 visit with Mr. and Mra. For their wedding trip to Ch 1 Eskew Niagara Falls and Canada the : es Caroly;. Bass underbride wore a white suit with ss eJ Meonor blue ac..sorlet and the blue :~n~ surft~?' a~~. g:onvaleSC: orchid from her bouuet. Upon t"'~ their return Iiley will reside at lng n ce Y· 534'io McGill St., Orrville. Sgt. Clarence Howard who Is 'l'he bride Is a graduate of stationed in Alabama and Allen Doylestown Righ School and Howard of Columbus spent lhe Is employed as secretary · re- past weekend l'1th the formers ceptlonlst by the Sanderson Cy- mother, Mrs. Eleanor Howard. clnne Drill Co.. at Orrville. The Mr. •nd Mrs. Richard Stru· bridegroom ls a graduate m ble and sons . Gordon, Don~ las Middleport and Is employed by and Brian of CarroH and Mr. Wedding gests attended from atxl Mrs Otto lies of Logan Rubhermaid, Inc.. Wooster. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Columbus, Grove City, Doyles- atxl Mrs. c. J Struble. G<lrdoo town, Barberton, Dalton and who spent the past week with Erie, Pa .. and Mrs. Doyle Mill- his grandparent. returned er, mother of Mr. Miller. at- home and his brother Douglas tended from Middleport. remslned fol' a weeks visit. Seigley was ringbearer. Elmer Miller served bio brotber as host man. Uahers were Dale Miller, brother of the groom, and William McKinstry and Dean Marks. f Stripe dickn bra and sllmline Other Sportsweor ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Tidball, 942 Kenilworth Ave., are announcing the engagement and approaching mar· riage of their daughter, Marvel L. Tidball,, to Robert L. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lewts, Racme Rt. 2· Miss Tidball is a graduate of Coshocton High school, Birthday of • Grueser MISS IS CeIebrated s-, ... Bouueta of white 11118pdrll· ons and blue dalstes with ligb~ ed caljCilea decorated the altar of the Christ United Cburch In Orrville for tbe wecldlni of Miss Judltil Lucille Steiner. daughter o1 Mr. and Mra. Earl A. Steiner, Marlilallvllle, and Willard Don Miller, Wooster, 90n of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mill· er of Middleport. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. Fraknlln Lahr at the oeen church service at Z:30 In !be afternoon Sunday, June 7th. White satlo bows marked the pews. The bride, stven ·In marriage by her father. wore a gown o1 nylon sheer over taffeta designed with a floor-length bell skirt. The fitted camlsnle bodice was topped with a jacket featuring double bell •let;Ves. Satln flowers were appllued to th• bateau neckline and sklrt m the gown. Her three·Uered veil of Ulusion was attached to a cap of Dowers and net leaves. She carried a cascade arrngemeot of white roses with blue cymbltlium orchid In the center. Mrs. Elmer Miller. sister In-law of tile bridegroom. was matron of hooor, and brid... maids Wef)O Mrs. Brulle Stein· ,.., sister-ill-law of the bride, and Miss Janet Kraft. T beY wore street-length dresses of blue nvlon organdy over nilelite taifeta featuring a modifled hell skirt with jacket. They carried bouuets of blue and white Cindydaisies. Shoup. niece of the o and Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. The bride will be living with her parents while Mr. Hudson is in the service. Sending gilts but not attend· ing the reception wer,.; Mrs. I Srhool in Middleport. Mainly About In Otrville Christ United Church Larry Hudson Are Married on new MetbodJst Cburcb School materilll which will be introduced in Sept~mbfor . \. I Steiner-Miller Vows are Exchanged Linda Grueser, I ' in . Alllsnce, AshtabuLoraln, MansPortsmouth and f \ f I; I .. 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