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Middleport, Ohio a • Mr. and Mn. Allen Hul!hes of Middleport recently vlslted IM observation decks of tbe beaut!fw hlgh!Bnds of Centra? Flori· da a( Clermont. The view ~~~ tbe I81'Kfsl coucenlra· lion of citrus In the wor?d with over $700 million worth of ell· '"" ~ eTrucks For A Better De"'- Get A GofJie Deal lANK UTI fiNANCING Gt.__ _~ DIREMl)R CLEARANCE VISIT CITRUS TOWER II Give Us A Try lefor• You Trad•lll • Station Wagons Stauffer operates plants ?n more than 25 states of tbe Ulll· ted Sta!A!s wher<! they manufaclure hundreds of cbemlcal ~ ducts through nine major divl s1ons of•-~tedparentNfirm ywlthk 1n ew or , p2ants roc& Weston, Mich., Houston, Tex., San Frlll)ciS<O. Loa Angeles and 7'· ;~; ~~~/~....1; '. ' c -~ ~ " · • '" ' " "' �., • • ., • • ' ~-Dtl11 a,nUnel. Pomeroy·Ml441eport. o.,.J\llY 11. lf'l ThP Daily S"ntin.-l Flgureheclcl !: X ,, • S.. f «t CrOWn HELEN HELP US! , ,. Leaders Cliange; Red Line Doesn't ... -~.-......;· tinuity of bia particular pbllo10pllJ at communism. Since the removal of an earUer favorite. Fro! Kozlov, by a stroke last year; the name most mentioned iJ that of Leonid Brezhnev. 58, formerly t!le U.S.S.R. president, particularly since be bu now been freed from that post to concentrate on building a power base within the P,... sidium , the party's policy-making body. Brezhnev bas the distinction, rare in ·Russia, of having succeeded in raising agricultural production in one of t be republics. Other contenden are Nikolai Pod· gomy. Dimitry Polyansky (wbo was born on the day of the Bolshevik counter-rev~ 0 1u t'Ion, Nov · 7• 191 7) and A1exe•· A... zhubei, editor of Izvestia and Kbrllab· cbev's son-in-law. by Helen llottet-·;.,.. , -' I NGS Popular2Door Refrigerator CU. FT. 12 ly POilKID IUN II'OtlnMIN'I CLUI 16 HOUSE : '' night," with Irving co-producing. • • The riots In Rochester can become the big political llot potato of Sen lteating's reelection campaign. The !!enator, who has already declared that be Ia running independent of the Goldwater-Mill· er ticket, tS extremely popular In Roche• ter, although the city ·government there is Democratic - but the citiZens feel strongly about recent events, and there is no way be can campaign without makIng reference to the · dlsordm . . . The World's Fair executive committee will hold an important me~tlng within the next few weeks to decide what to do with the amusement area next year. With most of Its big attractions folded, the remaining tenants In the area are ntrvous about the prospect of coming back to 1 "ghost town" for the 1965 season. Jose Ferrer Is toying wltb the Idea of a late-night radio su~nse show five times a week. Something along the tines of the once popular "lights Out" program . . . 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H& R Firestone Mlddf_,, Ohla 202 N. 2ND AVE. I. M. IURTON WY,_Sd2 . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, • Official word Isn't out yet, but Don Meade, the jockey who bad bJ. Ucenn taken away 17 years ago, just received a tipoff telephone call from a pal with a pipeline in the Mexican Racing Commiasion which met the other dsy. The eoot1 news Is that Meade's Ucenae will be rein· stated. He hopes eventually tn qualify as a trainer . . . Barry Goldwater mlgbt as well !brow II' tbe sponge. Tbat creat political expert, Vic Damone, II about to spearhead a new organization called "Young Democrats for Johnsonn ..•• (With tradel AIR CONDITIONERS 'SlEAK • 110 Lb. Free..r :Crow's· lly DC)jtOTHY KILGALLIN Broadway Bulletin Board James Mason, currently llvln~ In London wbile awaiting his Califorrua divorce action, is tbe central figure in a hvely rumor. In England, they're predictl~g he'll marry Ann Todd, co-star of the fllm, "The Seventh Veil," which put him mto the limelight years ago. But on the West Coast. those who know James best thought he was going to waltz down the aisle with a mysterious lovely known in Hollywood ci.J:cles as "Mrs. Greenberg"; she's supposed to have been sitting out the legal action in Cinemaland . . . Billie Sol Estes moved his office out of the Pe· troleum Building in Abilene, Tex. - or, at least, had bis name removed from the door - after businessmen with offices in the same skyscraper complained. Billie Sol now operates out of his expensive home on Castle Drive, and among his new interests is an organization called "Mutual Burden Bearers Society," if you're ready for that. Lars Schmidt and Saint Subber want Geraldine Chaplin, Charlie's daughter, to play the Elizabeth Ashley role in the Paris production of ''Barefoot in the Park". . . . Melina Mereouri's current project, "The Player Pianos," shooting on Spain's Costa Brava, bas fallen behind schedule for· a variety of reasons ranging from the prosa1c to the. colorful. El<amples: Melina bas been suffering from seasickness during scenes shot aboard a yacht. and there was quite 1 seriou• intem•plion when sbme gypsies hired ,to sing and dance in the picture stole practically everything In sigllt.that was smaller than a pianp . . TV 'producer Irving Mansfield has been conferring over the transatlantic telephones with Beatie John Lennon and bls manager, Brian Epstein. They11 lllftl in New York next month. John wants to do a London v~rsion of the Mansfield CBS show, "On Broadway ~ $248 ~po-.... Voice of Broadway ••• reporting • four tw~ 1D frame, GaJllpoJII nlJ1' that fUllS and lefl 011 bue. DoWil ters. The younger men in the party, while not Stalinists, are hardly liberals, in tbe If these names are unfamiliar tn ordiWestern meaning of tbe word. They are · nary beople in the West, ijley are a puz. orthodox party men, not firebrand ideal- zle to Kremlinologiats - thoae worried ists who will strike off in new ideologi- Individuals who study the trends a n d cal directions. power shifts within Soviet politics. It is a cbaracteristic of dictatorships The Kremlinologists besitste tn prethat the scepter of rule is seldom passed diet just what will happen when Kbrllsb· directly from one strong man to another. cbev bows out. One thing seems fairly Umin did not choose Stalin and Stalin certain. however: Tbe young Russians did not choose Khrushchev. have known nothing but communism. This is not because of lack of power They have grown up under the party, but because of fear. Dictator-designates been trained by It and bave r!Ben to IU!:" have a habit of wanting to take over cess within it. ahead of time. The result is usually a None of them Is going to dismantle the power vacuum after the death of t he Communist system, whiCh II the 1I011lCe leader which ambitious men rush to fill . . of their power. Far more Important, Khrushchev, however, is a different none of them Is golne to abandon t be sort of bird. A younger contemporary of teachings that communism contains aU the orginal revolutio~~!,s, but not one of truth and that the Western way II but a them, be bas. served as a sort of transi- temporary phenomenon doomed to ini!Y· tion figure between the old and the new. itable collapse. . Though possessing nothing like the Faces and methods may change in the absolute power of a Stalin, he would un· Kremlin, but not the basic Ideological doubtedly like to groom a successor, or realities of the historic confrontation besuccessors, who would insure the con- tween communism and democracy. " , I, \ JDMMENTAnNG EDITORIAUY lt bas been almllSI 47 years since the Communists sei2ed control of the Rus· s1ao Revolution and the ·Russian state. The recent elevation of Anastas Mlkoyan. the last of the old-time Bolsheviks. to the ceremomal ppst of presidenl of the soviet Union marks the end of one era. f' A new generation of Communists wilb names like Brezhnev , Podgorny, Polyansky - is coming to the fore, ready to take command of the party when Nikita Khrushchev finally leaves t be stage. But the era of communism itself-of totalitarian rule in Russia and Its s~tellites, of the threat tl> demOCI'IIcy a n d world peace - will not be ended by a change in the Kremlin's cast Of c.barac- • , ·' '. LOOK LOOK ". Lewis h!Nir ServU. -FORe HEATING ePLUMBJNG eROOFING . • :, y· • ' LEWIS REPAIR SEJtVICE '· ., "' i~ ·~! I . 'I A B@al 'Cr@am Pull! -- - - -·- + SHOWER ANYTIME I llotbroom II. . Aa - . .... . . . tl!oa· - ...,. oloU.. lioHt. P1lt Ill ,..,.. ."'""" • 1 .,.. 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Zlol ~ II lkllt, Porn• I lllrrlonnvwe Rood. gene Underwood, miolslllt Bl· "'Y aJar<~ II God, 11ft. lro M. 1'lbllo. SciiooJ 9:41i a. m.; 1911 aiGOUn.. -: ~ SU!>· ble scbooiIU uo m.; E~i!=ll§j mee· II a. · m. 111<1 p7 4& wors111p c30 •a. m.; ·• ·,ao m prum .... worship 7,30 p. m.; Rober! Vouoa Pei>ple, 7:10 p. m. Bible 'lchooi Su~t awes I'll never the day we took thi.t ictu The . bnghtly and we'd lOne for a rldll In tbe fllliln P re. enn wa~ thlllilll and I. We came to this field full f d try, my husband Tom, Thelma crown of ftowere for Thelma'• h~ ~11181 and w~ •topped, and I braided a ehe had a now little pareao1 too I it,., 1 wu ~1011 ~ br~nd new dm1 and pleot and pmttieat little lrirl aU~e. qbt abe looked like .J ust about the hap. 8 ous ~ ....~:J"~o! :~~!·~: ~:!.ema~d ~st :eathered h~r ftnt serieredlble anxiety and heart-rending prayer. n ays and mghts of l~>o Not~ :!""~~~m:.,:n her ;::-to;md health, I tb~ught of our church. --·-'- 1m h d • mem o the congregatwn people whom I --• ew, • rallied to our side during Tbelma'l m~081 BATTI:RY BUYS tun,J;:!~h~=~~~ :em- just knowing that they were adding the~ prayers to mueh. And now, I knew, they were sharior our jubilation. Jife'sH:..':"::t~eel t:;:e ~::!.::;~ ~;:n~ 1~ to ch~rch. For they mi,. one of never again be alone. a you ave the Church, you can THIE CHURCH ...OJIIt ALL • ALL III"'Ot TJo4K CloiUIItCH n. Ctrurdr. • ._ ~ r.ete~ JarJ:r ana iiiiPPIIi u. 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Tl.r11 tbow little wear. EXPEiJENCED AUTOMOBILE- Witel Allgftmlll AND room1 and bllb, CIIJ'eiiC6 Pbono WI t-2111. 7 2t lie Brake Service ......:. Bla,thtars. '"M141 ~dlo Automolle ·- 1961 Chtvroltt Conafr ........ $1399 · lllltlnn w....,, ?00 llerlieo. Loa thin II.OClO !!dUal mlln and appeart.nee and perfOrmoet~ . cil nn. Powerallde ' tnno. Jtadio and b"'ter, .,..•• IIDiab, opotl- lattrior. SPECIAL. 1960 ChiYrolet Statlo11 Wagon · · $999 IA<tlhooter. - ·Woth!ld oil vi!I711Dierlor, lib, SpeeW. - - · dirk - tiD· 1959 Chevrolet Impala ........ $1195 Bon! Top Cooqle. Tile -..r<l II co when J011 drive lhll eleoa low mllooCo ooe fner cor, VJ eaJIDO, oi!!Gmolla! treail " - meriar o!ld bvU.. Jtadlo, bMter, tlalltl J11u, and aU the extna, iVOI'J' and .,reea ftnllb, apot1eN elHD Interior, now Gnndr- WW - · 1959 Rauler classic 4 Door · · · · $399 ~. - ,.: ... :~495 ......llodJa ··~· .........., - ....., .._ .Ul.,.. J96JBardDOdg• _. ·· ! Js95 Power .-Inc,. ouiD!IIIIIr· treu. Jtadlo ... 1961 Rambler - - .; '1295 4 Door 1961 Dodge - .. .- ''1295 l960Dodg8 . • - •·&utoillatle . . ''1'295· 4 Dodr VB. Radio !Utd treno. ~r; Sedoil ...:.,. . \<: ~- · . _, l9~Dodge - • : ~ < $ll~S V8. Jladlo 1Dd bN·.:---trino. I ' Door;;....... .- .~ 0-lnler. . .. lllvor (!,..,.._ 19._tLl!ti ;:J\! ~P~ ~181 '. lo Goo4 ooodllloiL . •, . ~.: .. , ;.,AS ~ _. , :'!L~_ : ' ''II' . · .•.,., .f•"·'··"• 19$9 Plymouth - . • $1095 · • Do6r s,diD. 1 eyL Sleadord lrono. i.<llo end lifitor. lt,ooo·- -Sharp. , . l959,GMC 1I. stake '*1095 Sllke·bndr ·1959.Ford 2 ton - -$1595. dUll wbeell. ..,.w ,.... i ~ l:lb • :Cbuoio, 2 opee4 ...., 1116 ;...·va . lroJII; 1:111 I 20 liho. 1958 Oldsmobile .&Sr $8.95 4 Door :Sodoa. Al!lclmalle ateeriac. uan.. W~o--a..i:·~··~; - . ' •! 1957 =~v::IDION JIOiW ..... ~ IU Serloo - Gnod eoodilloD. .... ' .. ..riJ and lift mon.,. R. H. See V• Before v.. True fir We'D Both Lonl Sons .Co. . . ' ,... . Dodge-Dodge Dai:t-t:anr:er S. '-nd: & Mill St.' TRUCKS 1961 ,C htmlttl T~ Plckut · · $1395 I eyl, Doluoo eab, low !~~~looP. hooter. ,.., llroo, ·-::...-- - rod - · 1959 Dodge I '"' · ··· ··· ······ · ··$995 ·Now I piJ llreo, VI ..,.mo. Beater. ~ ~ . ... ·· .... -~... o!ld ""'" like DIW. .... . 1~ "............ 1953 Chtmltt ~ Ton ...... · ·-· $299 lnltrUctionl IAILROAO CAREEI Ptau...... 17" - • !IIJ 1101r tiroo. 4 - ' tre01. Milly.,.,. bat• t.it.Hit To ct.M ,,_ OPIN IYININGS 'TIL I P.M. 1' I ' Wlii 'Be Ou,·Qf HI• ~···. 1101'110 room on Phan! Could Ill uoed . Ill' wortahop. PIK~~el 7 28 lk MQD£111'jl!OUSE, I """"" and Mila. ill. LIDcoiD Rd. C o.l · : 1tY.N&lo. . 7. 17 lie .i'iiii.iJi _ -- ....,.... ..., .. .... ,,_ ., 'lit,....., Sale SPACE I« nat. FQI ICI CU;IU<I . ' lttoltia•• n-aller Cour., Mia> .,..die. Rl . IlL Pboo. WY J. ..................... · Ce~M. 71110tc ·"'lED. PIIIIZII IUYS . 'UI!Jl ,80011 f!nllbed apon. ......... WYI&II. . . • I CltiA I'IIIU. .· - "" iRoo. .;_ ~l!O:I ...... WY .N aa ' lllto 1 ··"'"·• c.. Pt. .....- CiliA 1'1112111, ;- "" flY iN'lll - .i' :; ' U'L. ·· ~ . ~ I t .AliNE~ L.OOK INSIDE!: HIS HEAP Looeer 4 Door IJeclon: Alllomlll< lraDo. IIO.cllo.'iliid bu!Or, Power -~-- 1.8HI owner, Vtl'J -aieel 7. . ~HILl!. ... . ~·· AQIGmalle V.no. Rodlo md ~'-"· z lAine browo ODd blip tlololl, VJ tlllble, llalldonl ...... Radio and hMter. Come .: Top. udla..cer. 1963 Pontiac Tempest · · ·,·: · ··· · · $2295 IUFLE AND PISTOL Mateb, ~- ~ 10.010 ·Biill jaetoey worn!!lf nmolllbii'·!Jl IIIII ..... '· l~~Pontiac 1963 Chevnltt Impala 4 0,., Notice · ·Mor.ear-lll• . . 1963D~ge • ·.•: - ~2,Se,eyL ..!!ll4. f �- Communion ServiCes Held Sunday Morn•'ng S.D&Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July S!, 18M qnited Brethren IF'allerCool<Famlly Church Ollicers 8Several at Parle 06 Picnic members of the WaJAre Installed "' ""' 1om11y . , - • p1c- Oih~n """"' ..... m< .......... "'"" ' ' " """' """"" JWy " · ~ Ch'""' .....,. -· Atound And About Middleport """- ..... '"· .... "' .... lin V~ ~ t:ommmiOn """"" .... - ..... . - .._ ...... ... - Blrt1tdaP o.,.,;a s- " p~u,lle me. - - Flnl ' ""'"' ~· "''~' ~""'· •·~·• .~""'" -·~ 1 Ad•~· Garde11 Club Enterlal·ned at R • oush Residence ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ente~ed ~eath MH9.N DRIVE·IH spent~ ~:Ows or"::ld~ pre~t- BOMECO~G ~ · fll • ~ill fll e ill ~ fll NO REASONABLE OFFER REFU5_ij.) • ' .. MEIGS THEATRE -Hll!~Pital, he:~· Lawr~nce coope~atlon th~ough~ut r~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiii~z~e~ns~ ' You Tell Us What You Will Trade FOrt ' I' ~ 1 · Give Us A Try Before You Trade Ill ~ 118 b~ught VI •SA£ ape;~ ~ ret~ lea~ tNl> . . ., "'·..,. lt'olmerlr-------------~~~-E~EEE!!I! 1\f~nersville :t ..., ,, - .. . . ............ .......... ' 0 lh '. h \ ·T Furniture Sale an ,. Jh•lru>oJ Floor ••• ~· lberfelds' In Pom~·...v ry· 'lbe aDDUal Homecomq of the Mt. OUve Cburcb near Bottom will be Sunday, Aug. There will be special alllgillg In the afternoon. Everybody Ia welcome. ~ C~gar • . ....... Culerl .. ' '. Sav Tomorrow (9 t ") • a """""' .. .... ..... ANNUAL Davi~ R~. r::~ ~ :;:; fa~thsoer~t'sRJ.tedalph == '=* . port pool. tile I Ia .....,,.Jourr ' -c. .. The 22nd annual Frank reJames Alexander. HERE VISITING union was held Jply 26 at the Mrs. Carl Mossman (the forMr. and Mrs. Mu Mr. and Mrs. Vern Weber of Athens County Fairgrounds. mer Frances of Law- Mrs. Mllton Roush assisted family past weekChicago recently spent several Attending were Eldon Frank reneeburg, Ind., ViSited re- by Mrs. Mason Fisher d at Canaan Valley with days visiting with relatives in of Ostrander, Mr. and Mrs. latives and friends In Middle-, Mrs. Paul Fisher, relatives at ·Blackwater Falls, Chester, Keno, Middleport and John Hodges and Mrs. 0 . J . P?rt Wednesdar. They were re- the Wildwood Garden club Wed W. Va. ' , Hemlock Grove. ' Hodges of Delaware, Mr. and Sldents of Middleport several ne.sday evening at her ohme i~ Mr. and Mrs. Tholllas Smitb Mrs. William Lucas, Gahanna, years ago. Mrs. Mossman has Syracuse. and Mrs. Perry SIDlth and Betty and Bill Lucas of Asb- lost her Immediate family by 'lbe meetln ned . daugbter Melanie of ColumbUs ville; Terry McVey of Colum· in the past year includ- poem, "'lbe spent the put weekf!lld with bus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frank mg her husband, Carl, their read by Mrs Frt'd N Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ace Mrs. Gertrude Frank Gerald daughter, Bernetta, and her ldent In m . f ease, Steven and Gregory of --.. FrldanFk ankd Mr. and Mrs. DonwBJurnthehtteer. slsterShe ry Drayton Plains, Mlch are the a. ran and Cindy, Nelson• Matthew 18:26, "All 'l'bln guests of their grandperents TONIGHT ONLY ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Char- Do~thy Walters, In Belpre Possible With God .. we~ ~: M. . and Mrs. Lorenzo. ·navis. Jack Lemon les Frank, Mr. and Mrs. AI· whtle here. "Only A Weed •· ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe "UNDER THE YUM fred Frank and Leslie, and Mrs. William Reynolds Is ele, "Talking 1\, Flowe:': •• artlgrpdson of Dayton are the YUM TREE" Henry Frank, all of Pomeroy. confined to her home with ill- Members answered roll call ot Mr. and Mrs. William (Color) Freda Bowen of Dexter, Mr. ness. with their iavCirlte summer and daughter, Edith. -andand Mrs. Raymond Frank and . fluwer. 'lbe Coonty Flower are also v;laltlng other Kirk Douglas and Mrs. E. W. Brown of Chester Wilham Ault recently spent a show to be h ld N Edward G. Robinson In 2 friends and relatives Mrs. Letitia Gilland, Mr. ami week in Waverly with Mr. and was announced eMrs ov. 28- 8, M. and Mrs. DeWees "2 WEEKS IN ANOTHER TOWN" Mrs. Gilbert Meal and Mrs Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr. Smith vi . ld . Lawrence family of Columbus ere the (Color) Bird'Je Wh'te f G~lhpolis, . ce Mrs. pres Homer ent, named Mr.. Mrs. Jane Gilkey is attend- Mrs. 'Roush, Holtof her parent1, Mr. and 1 0 Autult 1 and Mrs: Holly Frrend and Jef- 1ng the New York world's Fair er, Mr~. Milton Houdashelt Everett Tbomu and other Saturday Sterling Hayden, Scott Brady frey Frtend of Long Bottom, while on vacation from the Im- Mrs. Karl Grueser Mrs Edt' ·In Middleport. John crawford Judy of and perial Electric Comp811Y· son Hollon, Mrs. lfh.am Fuber- Mrs. John Mitch and son, "JOHNNY GUITAR" Mrs. LOis McKenZie, Mrs. LuMrs. Victor Hysell and Mr ' Gary returned borne Monday, (Technicolor ) cy Taylor and Mrs. Golda Gil- Mrs. Henry Fultz, Columbus, Mason Fisher 118 the mml s. a two weeks vlalt at ....,. •· ' 'ted recentIY WI'th her siS· to make out th co Iand, Ra cme. -andv1s1 book ttee • Hbwnon, .with her sister and bro Rory Calhoun and ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. flower show y : fair· , Mr. and MrS. Floyd William Bendix in Middleport Man 1.. Harold Long. discussed. . and famlly . Mrs. MeiTHEYOUNG BRAVE" Attending School "' Mrs. Lucille Mayea and son . Mrs. David Nease said· now oher and son, Paul accompaa"THE AND Don c. Becker, s. nd St. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- JS the time, to dlvlde Iris 11114 them home for a VISit. 2 580 Middleport, is among the more ~am Mayes of ~a, are spend- reset P!~ts; for final planting • • thar. 200 students who are at- ~ several days m Portsmouth of gladiob, for final pnchlng of Erehrnger'• Report tending the 11th annual CUNA With ~· ~ Mrs. Ernest <»- mums; to start hardy peren- Birth of Daughter School for Credit Union Person- vert :VIrglma Mayes) and fam- nlals and hardy annuals, and to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger POMEROY OHIO nel on the campus of the Unl- lly: Mr. and Mrs. I Mayes and dust and spray, are announcq the birth of a TONIGHT and SATURDAY versity of Wisconsin here. Mr. cblldre:D will to their Flower specimens were six pound ten and three fourth Becker is office manager of home m Uma his moby the ttl-embers for daughter Tamara L • July 31 -Augu5t 1 "EL CID" RKE Federal Credit Union Ra- ther for a longer visit with display. Flower ·arrangemi!Dts Holzer Wedne:: <Teehnieolor) 29 ' the Coverts. · Mr and ribbons awarded to • Y tharlton Reston. Sovhla Lor· venswood, w. va. ea. Raf Vallone, Herbert The schc,x>l, spo~sored by the Jeff Parsons, son of Mr. and er s. Roush, Mrs. Ho~er Holt- Grandparenta ire Mr. aDd Lorn. Genevieve Page, John Credit Umon National Associa- Mrs. John Parsons of ColumSIDlth, Mrs. Allen Eichinger of PomFraser. Rurd Hatfield. !Jon (CUNA>. in . bus is visiting with bls grand- Fisher ease and Mrs. Hlr am and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Colorcartoon ":1th the Umvers1ty of W1scon- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ral h · of Stewart, Mrs: WllSUN. MON. end TUESDAY sm, offers col!ege • level train- Gilmore. P Refreshments w.ere served by Eichinger and Mrs. Dana August 2-3-4 mg to professronal credit union Mr. and Mrs. Rohl!n Schmoll the hostesses durmg the social of Pomeroy and · John 1 "McLINTOCkl" workers. The school Is one of and family are visiting with San to 6 members and guests, O'Brien and Mrs. Carrie Swartz · · (~!c~~~~:~;~tll the mor~ than 500 short coors- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee dra Roush, Beve~ly Houda· of Alfred are great grandparJohn Wayne, Maureen 0'· es, ch;ucsl and Institutes held Kauffman of Jackson uahelt, Brenda Sayrl! and Carla ents. Hara, Patrick Wayne. Stef· the year on the and relatives In Dayton. Fisher. ---------88 ed IDle Powers. Jack Kruschen W1sconsm ca ti ChiD Wills Yvonne DeCarlo: . mpus uca on- Mrs. Dale Mourning Is Celorurtoons al pubhc services for all clti- ing with her son and family .. . . . . ...-...... - ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.IMr. and Mrs. James , and family in Columbus. also attended the 8 et 40 conven•pent Monday aud tlon being held there. · at the home of his mothLewis Smith, Beecb-st, 1s a Mrs. Dodson, 81111 vlalting medical D&tient at Holzer hosbrother, Durward Coaroy, pltal. r ~ daughter. They alan vlaited Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes With Mrs. Conroy's parenta, Mr. are announcing the adoption of and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. a daughter, Lynn Marie, born July 4. 'nley bave two other RETURNING BOMB children, Kent and Lori Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lynda, ol Mempbls, Paul Smart, Middleport, and Mr. Herman Koes of Athens. Mrs. Lem Bethel of M,,lrt~...r 11 Is a great grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and son, Eric, of Oak lDll, visIted Wednesday with his par- WOMEN'S ents, Mr. and Mrs. A I fred CHILDREN'S _ Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph and children, Tina and Sqsie, visited with relatives In Parkersburg recently. Middleport, wl~ "" - · -- .-cent11 A ........ ""' t. - · Ia ..... I .. ... of " ... _ . . . • · ' ........... piDk wltb tl)e lniCrlptlon '1111 troop met Jut week at at tile Seelolld lllfaiiii'J ...... md ·of Jo,........, wllh "< aberbet aDd 10ft Dlebl llYial a leiiOD BaM, 'Camp were llt!l'Ved to the llaaored aud Ml'l. Henry Belbel. M-L · ., ' """"""'·"" . old Hayel, Mrs. Maude Rolli, IIPL .... ..... aud 110118, Mia C&lldlce · ' • •· · - . "" ' " Rolhol ml Bobby Cf"P' 7 Tbe bonored guests re- ~ter B~.tte) ..... ...... .. .. .... . . ...., " IIWIIII!fl. , . troop • at ., ..., .....,. "'""" . . _... - . . . . . . n: ""*· .., ...., , """"" .;.,. .. .._. Frank Reun,·on Held At Athens ---- .... - si.o. """' •" ....... """""'· Randy~ en. ""· ..,..,-;;;;;.. ·- ,., , ..., ''""' .... M" 1!kbon1 ....... "" ..,.;,..,... M<. .... Mn. G<n14 Tom """'' ""'!. .,pt.. lfoo. of """"'· ......_, .... cy J"" J - m1 (:, • 11a "Y"" ................. _ . , . . . bert Roush; clas> leader, Floyd and Mrs. Raymond Cook and Bailey to Milton, W Va A Help or Hindrance," wu deNaples, Fla. arrived WednelAu1 ' ''" '""'· Mn. - · Komy, Mn. Cocll by 0. .... Bowonl , .. • '"'' " ' ..,. Herbert Roush ; Adult rlass, son and Ronnie Phl!lps a week. P Ruppell. Miss kay McCllntoct ents, aDd Mrs. Allen ElcbFloyd Norris, Ass'!., Mrs. of East Liverpool; Louise and of Racine R. D. was tbe guest aDd other relatlvea Htrbert Roush : Young Canh Cuol.. of RlchlaDo, Va., Mr. Sundax pats of Ml'l. Emma soloist. ,She ...nor "Out From Mrs. Albert Meee and Mr. Mn. Bob '"'"m.i..... ""' ""'· " ' - """· .., ""'"' _ , _ , va Coo- m. w.....dol. . . "" "Jtot MD. ""' .....,. h. Mrs. Bob Rhodes Terry, of Cbnhire, Mr. and ney, Grant-at, Included her As 1 Am," accomP'flled at the dinner guests of :Mr. and ,._ ""· "'· ..... """"" ""' ... - · "'· """ ...... by ........., .... """" ... ' win Gloeckner ; Sundav School da and Wilma, Jean and Ben· Frank Butler, Detroit, Mlcb., er. 'lbere will be no T.'f. Reed returned home ...,_,, """" ••. " "'· ... Cal· "" . . . . . . "" ""· ...., ..,., """" . . """"' • ........,. ""'•,.... ... ""'"· ..,..,. Ro"h' • """" ml """"' - . -'1 ..t Roth ....._ A - .,. 1o "' ""'· ...,. with bb '""" "'' H. D. er, Bob Adams; Hcurch Secre- fer, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolja. · pelt beq on vacation. Sunday ""· ""· Bob ....... ""' Pbll... ""' "'· "''"' Mn. .... """ ......... """' ............ ''" • "'· ... """""' urer, Erwin Gloeckner ; Visit- Cook of Syracuse. at the Gallipolla Medical Cent- Instead of 18 a. m.-durlng the and sons returned home Monmg Committee chairman, Mrs. er suffering from a broken blp. month. a vlalt at Rising Sun Floyd Norris ; Pianist. Mrs. She Is scheduled for surgery With her parents, Mr. and Bob Adams ; Song leader, Tom later this week. Her daughter Robert Young and at Norris and Assistant, Mrs. Herand son-in-law, Mr.with and her. Mrs. Va. with Mr. her and slabert Roush. Ernest Lewis are ter and brother-ln·law, •=•• • MCiap cws.o... '1be blrt1ldaJI••. a1 MrL Iobin ....._ •.... Girl Scout Troop• a bout fteop/e In r· Po-'---1 Mainly _ Cooldtr.l ,..,.,.. COMPLETE INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM NOW • Galaxies • Mustangs • • Station Wagons a,.., ~ e Falrlah~ •Convertlblts .. $ • .Trucks . •Falcons ..., <. e For A. Better Deal - Get A. Goflle ri; fllllll IIi!! Deai""T Keit.h Goble Ford,· · e ·.~ \. r ~ , r;..., IANIC IATI FINANCING .. ~ IIIII "-J • .__ _ Middleport, Ohio ~,...., You Can Make Plans-- Wh~;" Yoa Have A Savings Account! Jean. ;~M~r~.:Durw~~ood~;.Co!nroy~~·~a=nd 1 CANVAS - OXFORDS . '·' ·.Sale Continues. At Baht. Clothi~rs . ' . ' ~ ·' 1 LOT " $1.99 LADlE$. :atOUSES . . ~ THE SHOE lOX ' Values To $U• . ,\ o. ~) $ ~~· ~4·· ' .. ~J. ~~,;$ . =Dlcau ....... 4..: ' ~ !- _, .. ~j~j ,_ . . If I I a Q -.......... , ':'Ill . . . . . . , . .. ...--.·... ..... r61 lrq ' Pomeroy National .Bank Member Federal a...rva System Member Ftderal Deposit lnsurard Corporation Serving Meigs County for over 90 y.ar. I POMEROY -RUTLAND 1\ ~.' \ '• ' ·, NOW .·' {I . " I I----·' I ................. . .',• I• ~~~.D1~1D ~ . >~.~""" I , . "'- •w-...,_Jd .. ·-- We Pay 3 1 g lntere.t 01a S6flin6• 'II I• I . . . ' • ,. IIIII m -~-, ....I •• ·I I - .·~ • IIi • ~ .!!-• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 31, 1964 badgley mcbride roush