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' •, 1 • · .,,.,...,,,, T MAGN~U~& COO ' Of New Haven ·Dies Thursday Meigs Education· Association '. Names Committee ...; · . �. • ' 7J,, llnilg ., er ways?' The corollaries are : e Have the other partners in o u r government - the states - fulfilled their roles in this matter as they should? e What has been gained and what lost in the shift of leadership and inltia· tive to Washington in so many areas? There is no disbute over the federal concept of government itself, whereby the states surrendered certain sovereign powers, under the Constitution, to a central administration - "in order to form a more perfect Union ." The great debate is and always h a s been over matters far less definite and restricted. It revolves about such ring· ing phrases in the preamble to the Con· stitution as: " ... establish justice, in· sure domestic tranquillity . . . promote the general welfare and secure the bless· ings of liberty to ourselves and our pOS· .. terity." There is notbin~ new to this debate, but It has become mtenslfied In our lifetime. We are swimming In the full (lood of revolutions in population vowtb, industrial technology, urban bvmg .economic and social patterns. · ' Each of these revolutionh has resulted in greater and greater Involvement by government - on all levels - in oqr daily lives and the seeming engulfment of the individual by laws, forms, reborts, numbers. deductions. Throughout It all, in the making of laws and the granting of powers, there is one touchstone we strive to keep within reach - human liberty. Yet even this is no certain guide, for one man 's liberties rub up against an· other's. No man is truly free to do whatever he pleases. The touchstone bas another aide the greatest good for the greatest number. Yet even here, there is always the danger that the needs of minorities may be ov~rridden by an inflexible devotion to majority rule. There are no simple answers to our complex problems, no easy way to meet the myriad modern challenges to Iran· quillity and liberty. Responsible citizenship in 1964 requires more than that we take the trouble to cast our votes for the representatives of our choice. It demands that that choice be informed by careful study of the basic issues often obscured by slogans and shibboleths · - ,.at we register our decision not out of mere habit, or prejudice, or wishful thinking, but only after deliber· ate consideration as to what we believe best serves the needs of the people and the country. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ',, Her guest columnist today Is the Queen of Hollywood, joan Crawford.) By JOAN CRAWFORD Everything changes and yet nothing changes. This is a philosophy you get used to in Hollywood, where people come and go, rising like rockets or falling like spent missiles. This Bagdad·o·n·the Pacific was built on people. whether they were people who first came up with the stories, pro· ducers and directors who put th! dream stuff together. or actors who turned words into brilliant scenes; there was al· ways a team of individuals that made the movie industry jell. . At first, th~ voung men and women had little in the way of training. The} came from everywhere and every walk of hie. They got their jobs by luck. by being m the rigbt place at the right time, through relabvea. throu~h froends, and somehow, nnraculously, tt1ey click· ed. But once they made the big time or at least got themselves a foothold ' the lear· . process rung had to start. Today there are scbooil of drama workshops, little theatres and stock com: pantes There are voice coaches. manag· ers and agents. All contribute something to the training aud maturing of talent for the ~creen. But is there enough of this to fill tioe desperate need of Hollywood and (eleVISoon for more and finer young talent? In the old days, we had our own school. It was not a formal classroom of lectures. improvisations. dance, voice and !~lYle lessons. But we had teachers, and they were the finest. We were put with the stars and that's how we learned to be stars. Who could help but learn about his craft from the three Barrymores, Lewis Stone, Jean Hersholt, Wally Beery, SIDle Burke and other greats like them? We went from picture to picture, storing away little ges· lures, nuances of voice control , methods of dramatic projection which become pari of os for the rest of our lives, Today there are actors who still need to learn, because our film Industry rests on the talent and creative ability ot dedIcated individuals. - • ' 0., AUf. 'T, l--Dall~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddl•porl, s ..ntinfll lr DOROTHY KILGALLIN ' I 1 Citizen Is Keeper Of Hu'llaQ Liberty "It tthe government) must exist to serve the needs of the people. It is to he helped as lonr as It serves the country well and changed when it neglects its duty." Thus did P..esident Johnson talk to snme 50,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge r<eently, on the site Where the flame of American freedom flickered to its low· estl89 years ago. These few words contain. not only an essay on the democratic philosophy of guvernment and the uses of responsible citizenship. T~ey go to the heart of some fundamental questiollll confronting Am· ericans in this election year: Has the government- the federal government in Washington - served the country well in the posture of power it has adopted over the past few decades? What are the real needs of the people, and might they be better served in oth· • -- ---· ""'". . l - - by Helen Bottel-..;.1 ' ' . ' 1~~~~~~ IIOTI'I!L dub lOCI 1lley won't lei 1111! jllhl. 11 ASKED FOR IT Evin thooib I aiD a ,ui. 1 1111' 'Ibis coliWlil Ia dedlcaU!d to toQib -.p to beat up pt»\ IYGU"' people, their problellll ~~ca~~y in>.' 11oy my .-. Hoir .· ~~~~?~ ;.:~~~~~~~ ~ ~ I. mate- ~--- ~ Will be """""""the M~ . BirQq In the cham, plcillblp lllllll e1. .the 111M sou. ~~ .• - · ........ "'"'" """"' •wo' ,_!lUll Tour. ~~at 4 p.m. . 1IOD '•Ill berth In ljit . ' by edging ' pleuuree, their traobles e. I tlliP·ealllac fun, As with the rest ol lilt I c:rl!lllll!l cJr1 ,JII!I. Itt lit IH~::s Help Us!. it welcomes ill ~ dub? .4,.~ , , I~ but -.•t dodge a ..n. Dur Vlclde: " · '' oos queatlcll wltb · a brusiHfl. · Who , _ to j4lln ·~ ..W Send )'llUI' teenqe que.tlons ~· clull 'lid .to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. a lot ol '"""No ,llbi!(i _ , .. C111 of Helen Help Us! this wrt o tJirlt' clilb may" gel to be pm~f'I&JII-It r.r no a.,.. . Pnctlee . 'IDIIt Yoi ~ All." th4! -NO NAt.IE , ~. , '' ~-· + - CII.OIS The...:~:! & Tanneblll pitched two ball for Middleport giving up 8 three run homer io B Burns . tbe fourth inning afbor Don· 10 ' ley Strong was · safe on an orror, and wallllng Chuck Brown. Runnells got the other Wilkesvllle hit, a single ill tbe fUtb. SUPPLY co. Phono WY 2-27" Thl'!l ,A,~~ Mf~ot 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport 0., Aue. 7, 1964-3 A Reds .Only 3 - 9 ~.,.. r;·nst FG Second Place S .iants ' lng with a 5-3 vJctory The over season a.gatnst the Gtants. AI· Ellis fmished up, allowing two a:; CALL • wkter==r:...=?ll:~:.s:s: ~ .,..w, • - WY2-363S = =,.:: . · · · ·-*!>·- . . ., MILL~R ,! . '·• ~ MAYIAG ' 7 . I ' R.-Ie 214 E. ft\41N S!f. · , POMEROY, OHIO c :~~ ..w.·rl ; " ., Pl~~=teht!~ne:.t":ru:Up:~ on D. Eichinger's three-hitter. I Tuppers Plairu; hitters were her s!Jiy oot here, retorted B Ritchie with a single. J I M~lon~y · Stettler with a triple and two II ot had been up to me to- singles, Eichinger. a single: D. , ni~~· we mogbl still be play· Bissell, two singt.. and J . Ams- ' mg, said Marly Keough. Only bary. a single. I he and Jay were hotless of the Tuppers Plains' only nr·"'"'"' • - - - - - - - ~~ pla~lng. , were Calaway and H . Caldwett. " Robby s double should have with singles and Milthone with , AUTOMOBILE CWB been a homer," claimed Soacks ' a two base knock . Newland ' Shore, the Reds bullpen coach. Iptiched for the losers. OF SOUTHERN OHIG . · "Yoo could bear the thud when I II hit the backdrop abuve the I . Club Repr....ntwttN yellow line at the top of the CINCINNATI <UPI) - Ron I. M. BURTO.. centerfield wall." 1Santo, Chicago Cubs third basePho.. WY 2-2633 Second base umpire Paul Prl- man, was named the National or ruled otherwise. j League "player of the month" 578 Broadway St. · uu was , 1 · homer,,. asserted for July. Sanlo drove m 27 Lee Maye, Braves centerfielder. run. last month. "H !bat ball had hit the wall iil'!---lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiii as the ump claimed, you would have seen il bounce all the way back to second I'll tell you one · by next year tblllfl. - I'll bet · IJie ground rule 18 changed, tllat yoo'll have to hit a ball over everything .for a homer. Tha.t'o the way it skould be anyway." In Sweaters L. Miller, Reed <5), Brewer Preso IDimuiiiDilll (7) and Roseboro. Friend no. Nolloa.tll Llape 11) and Pagliaroni. Loser - L. Chlcaao ,... Miller <2·Si. 001 000 011 111 St Louis 2D2 OOO !OJ.- 5 5 1 Ellsworth F. Burdette ),1Ifou 11 ton ooo 20011110--2 4 1 McDaniel 1i) and Bertell 000 000 001-1 5 1 novsky <6). Gibson, Cuell.;. <t), Farrell, Woodeshlck <9) , OW· Schultll (9) and Uecker. WiJI. en.• (9) and Grole. Short, Benner-Gibson (i-t), Loser-Ell.- nett <8) and Dalrymple. Win· worth (12-13). ner - Farrell m-7). Loser (!~). Los Angeles 000 010 000- 1 t Plllburgh FOR FALL! t1112 020 001- 4 I 000 003 11110-- 3 7 2 Cincimlati 401 000 40x-9 IS o Fischer, Hoeft If), Olivo (3) , Ellers (6!, Spahn <7) and Bai- 1 Jay, Ellis <61 and Ed- ' Winner-Jay (7-8). Los<i-7). HRs-Pinson, FOR SCHOOL! Men's Sweaters For bark to school and a new season romjng up. Latest slipover and (lrdigan styles . Some are ''his" and " hers.'' See them now! 8.98 to 16.98 I The "•w Look In HATS s;... 6 to extra l•rg•. POMEROY, OHIO H&R .FIRESTONE MIDDLEPC.RT, OltlO .• WEEKEJVJJ .... ,' ~ SPECIAL ., . . ' ' tt$f0tt ·"-. . ', SUMME·R '•I·' Tuppers Plain8 ' ·~· II Our Jli Chester Wins Over New York Clothing House GUARANT NEW TREADS TUBELESS WHITE WALlS ,,. ~· Plenty Of The about 75,000, with local Interest boosted by the appearance of 1 the home town Bears. \ '' Q-1 llod my oviducts Major Leope Raaltl . lelevlsed and brosdcasl, but stW will pull a sellout crowd of ---='--------....:.......:..._______ By UnlU!d na~onally for ...... end boys. \'(- SJE·AK ··BASKET · . Peking'sReaetio~t9. U.S•. 8110lUf111." '1be same will be THE NEW LOOK In long oloeve SPORT SHIRtS . ! Foreiin News Comm,ntor.r . ~ usual to hamper our drlllt. Buti we . haYI some line footl>alllf pblyen, and I hope they'll oe The fall look by Stelson and Champ. ln all the beat fall styles and l'olors. 9.95 to 13.50 Othef"l from 5.95 ., ::0:.,':.1:, hits. Claims Double Was A Homor "I'm curious," Maloney said to Pinson, "who di~ yoo Up your cap to alter you hit !bat home run?" · " Pmson grinned, My wife. She told me I always hit a homer when she cornea to the game and she's about right." "Then get her a cot and let Uznplreoa An 8tobart, 1W~o~ll•:_:anol~=~==~· U Racine's Yankees on the Pori· vln Dark 8 boys own a ·9-3 edge land field. m the series. Jim Maloney (10-9) wUI be on Portland jumped Into 8 I-ll tbe hiH lor Man age r Fred lead in the first frame, was •· Hutthinson and his crew while head ~ '1 1n the toP of t h • the visitors were expecU!d' to go fourth and then added another · nd . tb Ofth hil h With Bob He ley (11-6). 1 two runs "" ~ w'"! • The Reds made It three out were 80 scor.,. a of four in their series with Mil· Tannehill fanned 12, walked walj)ree by taking the finale, two,. hit one batter. For Wilkes- Red Walibrown went tl1e route 9-3 Thursda) night as Joey Jay ville, Bill Strong fanned 11, for the wlriners fai.idng five and ~ked up his third consecutive wallted three, hit two ·batters. Though he end- victory. Wllkesvllle 000 300-3 2 I ed up pitcher, Racine's Re4o :>et 11 Hits Middleport 1110 221-11 10 B. Hoback a fine game 'l'he big righ~ yielded B. Strong, and D. Haggerty, eigh~ walking lour and OlliJ a scratch single to Ed jl. Bums IZ). Tannehill up Ove hits. Wallbrown Bailey through the first live in· Lewis. tho Yankees to only Ding!. With two oo.tn the sixth. three. bose knocks. Hank Aaron hit Ills tltb homer Portland hitters were Dave of the seaso;:, with:' aboard Rowh wltb a double, Lee Allen to "'1n the .,.utoul · and .Melvln Lawrence, eacll . Jay was fW"" 15-hit support singles and Wallbrown, a pair 88 Frank Robinson and Deroo of 11ng1es F Ill Yankeea Johnson each collected a SUlflie, Hoback B. a~ D Grind: double and triple and Vada stsfl had ·singles · Pln5011 swatted a. two-run hom. ' · "' and beat out a bunt. Racine Yaateea. 001 020 - I 3 j Portland . . . .. . 102 021 - 5 5 , Hoback and Johnson, Wall • i brown and G. Lawrence. ·. SALEs &SERVlCE "==:t l ,....... . h Slated T.·on•g t ~·~J::.-~~ , M .A YTAG =. .,....,;. BE-RB·-rs c m w... lasl Mld4feporl now will same against the ' . Chllllcothe Hennis Tu""'ay Football League 6:30 p. m. bl the oecond round. champion Green Bay Packers CINCINNATI (UPI) - The . The Reds. bu"';hed ftve bit!, Hennis ousted Wellston I~ , and they ·also w0 n the bottle lor se<Ollll place starts 1mcludlng Pmson ' l5th homer In the second game of the last time tile Bellrll were In anew here tonight as the Cin- of .the seoson, and doubles by Thursday night card. ctnnaU Reds open a thr... Ch1co Ruoz, Robtnson and W/ game series witn the San Fran· Johnson .to .score lour runa Ia Stobart hit three singles and ci.CO Giants. the first mmng and sent Braves a double and scored three Giants currently occupy righthander Hank Fiscber to an runa in four appearances. In the runnerup spot in the stand· o!ar~· shower. That outbur<t tbe second inning Ault homerings, holding a 2.,._game edge gave them a 4-0 lead.. eel over !btl centerfield fence over the Reds. They put together five more hits, including Johnson's two· with two on and singled In the fourth, In three trips. qnctnnaU needs • .....p of run triple to right field, lor four Middleport hitters were Dennis the series to overtake San more runs in the seventh at the Hackett and Micky C b II d s The Portlaoo Pirates clinch- Francisco and .that's no easy expense of warren Spahn. each a •Ingle, am John Tanne- eel the Little Southern League chore co""oderlllfl what the Jay gave way to a pinciHoit· hill and Danny Lewis, each a championship Wednesday even- Redll have. dooe thus. far thiS ter in the seventh and Sammy double. YALJ!Y LUMBER fHE DAILY SENTINEL ' jol~ POrtIaDd Wins LittIe League ChampiODS , hi p an Todav's .lJiedical Renort r . · The Bean, their morale Tbunday night. p,_.';,, : .. "*" CIDCAGO (UPI) - The Cblo tho ill Ut7 wbeD rraat !frequently durboc lrtlinlnC lbal Grallam, lutoriDS the· AD.Siaro caao Bean, '-" OlliJ .,.. ~jn Leahy· coachrl! tho\ eollegljml .to "we cm't afford ,to lose two In for tbe ~VOilth stralgllt J881', td:a:. J!LIIttlol agalnat lbe pick ol a IU deCIIIOII. a row." believed thai witb luck his colleglalll fOO!Jlllll berolll, ·:were Tills was ~ llllllllllllltlon However, tho Bearl will be squad .,..lei will. 111 181fotf\d tod8J to rack up ~ lor Bean '~.""""' • Coaeb asatnat a term which will ·"We're not as tq er as last 1D tonigbt'a llat ._. (ltgrge Har. 141 give illl belle- equal them In tile and opeod, u we've been," he llid, " and , lnewaJ,:ol tbe Collep AD ' SW motba. and be reminded 1l1i11l but not in experience, and Otto we've bad more llljurles than m:: on.a. ~-t :·~~-, •. ·-;· two...., •·1- bil lalllllry llu .mat- ~.T8 ~~~~I ed. by tbe dealhl of teammates .."•-'" - - wll)o:esvllle · ll-3· ill tilt wllll• Gallmore and· John Far· arne lor tbe Middleport In a training camp auto Sllr Boys team 1n the had the added incentive Utile Baseball Tournament revenge to prod them II> ' )'Oilllier = THE IICIIIDin.a schoc!l ..,_., ,~ '¢' '1be ~ 1ll&b lchooll • • TGUlllllllODI iriU """' Moeda)', ~ If, • f ._ ·the Roclae lJeld ... -~...- .Nelr Hav.!ll .... 1!! l&'lro, Willi · idleporl ~y, iacull u, a 1 ~ Ealtenl. The - Galllpolls VI. ~·' pmo of the '!!Iunday, Aupt 18 .. • will be p.m. - PomerO)' wj11 jiiay . . thit pme. ~~'inner at - E.osteno , .....,.. The remoinder o1 tile ' llullday, ADgual If .. . ~ cr.w. g-. . 0 U r,n n • It .1. ·'l . •• aa \ In recent movies, I have had the opportunity to work with and study the new young faces In our profession. True, many of them have come from acting schools, colleges and universities. Some of them have had a great deal of exper· ience In television or little theatres and stock companies. But ther11 are those who are not content to he inspired and must seek the perspiration of hard work. In this connection I think of two perSOIIli who are meeting the problem of growth in films the right way. A young actor named Anthony Hayes worked with me in "Straitjacket" many months ago. Tony is under contract to Columbia and after he completed a new film. "lbde the Wild Surf," be found the studio bad nothing ready for him. But there Is always an opportunity to train and perfect one's talents. He Is now on a 9-week Sumll'ler stock tour with Barbara Bel Geddes, getting to know how it feels to face a live audience - and. of course, improving himself in his craft. Another promising actor, George Segal-in between "The New Interns" and "Ship of Fooll" -returned to New York to do an off-Broadway show at a very low salary, for the love of acting, the ex· citement of working in the New York theatre. and to keep his talent fluid. This is no different from the old days when Katharine Hepburn worked at stratford?n·Avon between pictures, or did a play m ·New York. George wu wise to do It ;;W• aWlseekJ!O -and I think he has a tremendous fu. 'J be utd. " lstee:IM.... ..,_ ...~.J lure in films. He has a magical thiJlll I · qllllllon now II wr.tliir ,- · the am- do. . w _. • .Omil'· II :; I didn't think anyone would ever have By Wa)'lle G. Brandataoll, M.D. tween llnltil plalllca and oilier be a llitldJ IGaa 111 weltbt. Q-Wbal caa... aneuryam of cancers? Is it inheriUMIT Does ' It aiJo could be an ~ ..,'!, """""" ...,_ ~; 111 ' · again-the quality Gable had. He reminds a lot of people of John Garfield, tbe circle of Wlllil? Is It aer- It affect all Ylctllnl tbe same Q-My ~· ..,. wo by PekfDc to ts1uo tho lnltjatm physically. He's got terrific virility. looa? It tbere any ace llmlt? way? not p1 eDOIJ&b Iodine· 1n from Moacow and f~ .. II.A ., • With Hollywood resting Its future on 4-Tbe 111'"'"71111 II • bull· A-Lialtil plasllao refen to area where I Uve. Would the Into aa aetlcllllbq .. ... - - ··111 not want. ~· ~ •• • ·. fine movie-making, training is th• wat· ing of the wall of an artery a leathery tumor of lhi sto1t1- dine tableta bolp to nutv. chword. The tame kind of background and Is uually due to • develop. ach waU. It srow• more a1ow1y vouo ~tmo~ion? How mao, '· '· and trainillg that permits a Dorothy Kil- mental weakne" but it may al- than most fOI'DII of 11omac11 tablela sbould bo taken · ~allen to write a column read b! mil· so be caused by 110111e types of canoer. Even lhougll mon than ~AIIil...,. kldfllo Ia lions, appear on a world-wide television lnlecU~. Because the circle of one member of a famDy miibt euenllal e1eJDeo\l, tha . · . · program, cover a murder trial, write Wlllla IS a part of the arterial have thll dl...se, It Ia not needs wry Dttlli (about ........ about politics as knowledgeably ahd ex· system at the base of the conslderod hereditary. Any cfil. m1llilnm a week). Ill -111 pertly as any analyst, and at the pme ,brain, an a~uryllll In thll lo- ease may affect dlfforont per- whel'l . the water Is low time lead a normal, If enviable, private caUon Is senou•. When the oo~ 10111 dilforently but, 1n 1-.al. Iodine. IOllen ..;. not Mn'OUII life-this Is wbat I eall knowing one's poucblng becomes very lorp Dnltis plutica would aradually tension - !trW develop craft. II ta apt to rupture, especially limit till capacity ol the 11om- 11 not lllJlPIW fr11111 IGIIie In ~ who have a bleb ICb 10 tho VIctim could eat er IOUI'I:e. Illlleld· v1 lodllie b~ pressure. very Ultle·at a Ume. He would leta 11 Is better to 1110 Iodized! Thil dloease Is rare ill chU.. be lllleiy to ~t. ioms ~~~~ wlddl eon1a1n1 0n1 dren and commonest between of the food Qten and, u tho o1 sodium lldlne 1o IGO,IIIO the ages of. 36 and 116. H tbe dlseaoe fii'OIIe••d. then would~ table lilt:~ · vicdm survives a first hemor· ' rhage from this type of aneurysm, he Is very likely to i•l tied By PHD. NEWSOM off nine years qo. Ia it possible UPI Ftntp Nol!t ~ for tho tubes to function optn mlalni lint ill the 10 !bat 1 will become Pl'll· rent SOUtbeast .\Ita ~iJI.I llant? role to be ~ -,. 4.-lt Is pooalblt lor the tubes China. ,. · : · . lpOilllneooaly' to become open Whether the crilla 1o again au.r IOVeral yean of escalated IIIIo '!fhal . · being Ued. How thla happena Jolmsoo hQ ~' 4i · Is not 1mowu but It doesn't 01> war" will ~ t!llr more than once In about I)' by Peflllit' l'tldloll. UI,OOO cases. Furtbermort 8 ~ Thus far' feldltl .RII!IIo tempta to l'HIIabllah 'the been~:~ tubeo by a seeond operat11111 11'1 In1 tlsel( til,~ almost universally UllllleO!e•rlul. v~~ cbarJel . Q-'IIU ltlbo dlf'- be- m;;;;r"~ IIi 110 ,. . •w • Dolbert !II•Jun·• · ..._ 1111 Idled 11r lllddl'fort BMr •011 lD ~--' IIIMII ~!'-after Birdie~ -- ..te IIIOUnd for~ loul OQ a .... bJ Y• JOlla- ·~ llam1 NltdloU ,... on 111 ..,.. and fiiUir w~ ~ 1latfl'r ..... D - ....... " - - • - _ , ....... both ,___ ........... ..,,_ · · .. - jlll ·an en:ar, - - ..........., .... _,. ICGI'· ........, .......,. liluoll,teor,d Its tbne 111111 ~and Jttrty • • &1...... ed u lbo ~ el. !too ri!110d ..r to rone.t him lbo lop of tile fourth to . after a - .... bolll and I wild fl'dlllil llasolll'e big fourtll ~eat tizwpor~UJ. hat 011 • Jllllld ~. d MaiOil I!HIHid- Clleltlr Gar4ner fllllllOII two • rallied INidc to .. and Mltdli!U _.. Oil Pyatt limited the I1msJa to ..,. ed durtng Ids atlat 011 to;d Ill tlie ~ bill and _ .,. ~w!J- IJ tbree hlto. He ,.... tbne mmd and Sauor tlllUdt ' four!IL1 . Ja.ltw 111D1 iJI the ... and walked sis. MID lid waked IIYa. nm led witb ~ ,awlf and 14""" lldiQod 111111 home Thlll'lld&J tore 'Mite ~ and , . • • STARS Reports From The ~apitol Air Strikes . .The Barons "i-" up, ocorblll 11'1111 aoo "'ns .Ill thin! . """'"•' .___ ·--•..._ nma• tallleol!IIMII ~ 8lluer I'· No: to!" But It IUghtl 'lllere are oeveral riibt for. till!. fllmllor boys ovailable to to buy •Delll!!ll ' lscboolo, but somehow tbey doo't pete with eacb olhor l!io 11M lOSS LlWIS, MILWAUitD JOUl.NAL uwe11 ue. aets away with ..weaiolil MeiiDwhlle, here are several first. ' :t_. Ibooks you can pt either at I lhlnk .idults lliou14'. . Ubrary or by orderJDB t8luo ·• &ood 10111 loot :~ at your local book. IliON: tlltuatton,- .!IIDY QUESTIONS BOYS ASK, Da. Dear Judy: vld W. Al'lnltrong. E.P. Duf.. ~'11lat't mctly I ' 101 ton and Company, Ine., N.Y. of them are trylnfl to do.l (WithINTO MANHOOD, Roy l!l. out much llk:OBU. 'l'oplen 1111m Dlcbnon. Amerlcaa Boot· lllibl ttamd u • joke, ~ Strallwd Prill, Inc., N.Y. ucellent ae•teaiUN 'mallrlal . By LYLE WILIJON will ligure In thlo year's pres!Coldactt PnJram• Al"I'~G MANHOOD, -"top" De1l'l no ~: flldUolled Prt\11 lllleruiiOllal dential campaign despite a 111p- Labor conducbl Its Georse W. Corner, M.D., ed u an dlllldtk11lfst's jiulllklly AFU:IO Pretlldlllll George ulation ill tile Talt.Harlley Act a] poiiUcal procfams Harper and Brolhen. G ifmmlck. There iln't ~ blmt Meany will lead organized Ia· forbldinj, "any labor cqaDlu· organizations supplementar, · Eut llrd Street,- New cbance·they'll caleb on, so 11op bor lnto anotller presldenuai tion to make a coolrlbuti01 or but controlled by unions fii.Y.• H. . worrying, ~ let Ill' jljilir- ilk! p<;Htlcal battle lllls year lheJ. expenditure in connection with 8fOUIII ct unlilllS. 1n some l{elen: adults hiU'e·our little laUgh. Af. lered by • Supreme Court ru1- any election at whicb pretklea· ion jurtodictiOill IIJere 11 a I aueas I im !Do YOWII for ter all, YOU'VE 1'li.:Jbf·.""' lDg tbal the law on .,.,.paign llaJ ele ton or 1 senator .., taJ: of five cents or 10 1 "Youth Albd for II" co- Ilea! -H . · ·, : ' expenditure• dooa not llll!an repre1e0taUve" are to be cJ». to raise 1 JoOlilical war but anyway here's 1 Dear .Helen: . :, , '!!!'·· what it ....,.. to 88y. oen. Five cents mulllplled by I am Dine year1 old. I have • IIUed-up lower ore. The Wliona will be llgbtlng The law also forbldllobor or- tboosanda comes to 1 tot with tha boyt 011 my I bave jUII turned 11 11!11·'.., ror President Johnson and aanlzaUOna to contribute or to money. Some llllklnl 1a clOIJed Now they are forming a ir love with a boy .L"f6: :IIJ's agallllt Sen, Barry H. Goldwa- spend in COilltOCtlon wilh prl- ahops industries apend froni . knon me for three years, ·jjpd ter, tbe ~bllcan pretlldenuai mary elections or conventions lon dues for polllical to 111111 oil Comuur talb to me I don't alean nominee. Tills II tbe utiUaj po- to select candidater for federal despite the objection. of supply i1llO!I are laklltg a to brag, but I am protiJ, dNa Btlcal all~ent of or~ officamembers to the political and tho lled8 II01f feel they wen, am flv•feeJ.Iour and liD labor with reopecl to tbe major National banb and aU corpo- jectives IIIVob(ed. lilllll rotallate. not lkinny. · · partlea. ratJona also are forbidden to 'Ibis pnCjlce wli oppelled -'lbe Red CbiMM aro em- Sboukl I try to ..t: him or ~1 e.plained thla week In spend or to contribute in .,.... tile Sujlffille Court which ployiDc Ho Cbl Mluh, tho Com- not? - MIXED UP ' Clllcaso, however, that It wu aection wjtb aelectloa for aey 1 firm JMIIltlcll llraddlo tile IDIIDIII boa vi Nortll VietNam DEAR M.U.: - Nl 01 ;- · II. DOl customary for tho uniOIIJ to polltk:al office, federol or other- fence on tbll peeu11ar upeet who illcreasingly Is beCOII)Ina a '1'111s,•.:ollllll!! Is d~taJ, , ~ endorse I party, Endorsements wise, 8~1 the courla have beld tbe dvU rlllhts of a wdOII · . of Peklrl& 1o demoq.. ·ramlly Iivlna, 10 II yoo're havare for people, Meany ex· .that . !iJ!!a .prohibitions do not ber •he 1s cap!ln 1n 8 their complete lndepeod; ing tid lrallble or juat ploined, wherefore AFIA;i0 1extend to apendf.oc and ...,. shop. 'llle court beJel that from Motc:OW, trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. Slie wiD not· make any endoroemont tribulin& for . the education of 1D1fon CGUJd not be -The Red ~ and the will tllso welcome · ~ •01fD , lllDOUllCement uniil alter. tbe tho cllilena. More 1pecifleaUy, from l]leDdtnc 1110111ber VI~ blnbcl amullng npe~ · ~ Dtmocrats nonunate Preoident the Supreme Court has held ion 4ueJ for political dlfferenc. wltbiD tbe Helell Bollel In ..,. 111· IIIII · Johoon DD Au&UII 28. that uniOill may make polllical Uves whl<b he ClppOied. . States, bllhll8hted by newspaper, ~ Alter an AFlrCIO counc8 medlcine in their newspaper1 or The Suprellll! Court llrlfe, to prevent Wuho · : meeting in Chicago, Meany de· use tbe medium of leleviskla. ed a lower eaurt to work out a from aetm, f I r m I'J nounced the Republlcan presi· For example, labor IIIODe1 flfr 101u11oa of lbat. The agalnot what obYlolltiiJ 11· an · • . dentlal platform. He called It was used In Michlpn ill 1104 court on1eree that lflor 1b 1 act of war. DIVcrrtD 1'0 INTDm DP an insult to the voters' lntelli- for some telcvisloo ballyboq for union had IJ)elll the and Ao to the latter, President . _, MAlON Alit~.\ gence. Tbe forthcoming AF!r the DemqcraUc oenatorial CAll· elected Its eandldatt: · obudy lia1 given the ~l!rzl" o. · ~ CIO pre.uleLtial endorsement ~ of Sen. Pot .McNamara. A could appU) to ~ uswer In tho atllci oo the · ' ~ will f!1dow Johnaon. with a fol' He ' _. the election. The. I"'• a rbate o1 p art PI' boats' nutlng • plaoes ;:';:-"... -:,:":,""" llio tune m·. umon brams, brawn "fllllll"lt .IOUJht !!" ~ Tills Is a clumsy t:liid the North Vletnameoe ·~·· nt ......:.n, ad .mo\]Oy · of ~ union that hod· paid for Uct. Ii 11 110( lltejy to . · =t 1:"...:1:· tf?L.'a. .. Maell M...,. laoolved the . telwltllon JII'QII'anll. 1'111 much proteettllll ID Johnson aiiO hl1 mllile It .""""" .., ....:, A ,rtat deal of labor money p>vernment lost. llld Ids lluu lllODeJ' !bat for tbe momenl U.$. .. ,.. - - . , · ' wW be "Umlll!illlll d$- - · i ,· . ' ' 1 · the a..uryom. evenlni. . p.a.- .Olampionahlp~ I have 1 question. Wby Is It Dear llelen: · •. ( !!"·; ·i thai boys are supposed to know I am 14 . yian. ~· ; lf!l~ tile answers, I mean about. jUII IUd about Iii; ; ~ 101tT U Is so Important that swim llllif4,. I baYe ·• ,fiU'IIiOL pi all tile facts straljlbt. Wbf, .doa't adulta. I~JI' ib4lo Jqi oome11ow people ahrllJI ct!888lll "l!e cood" _ . • to overlook boys. Tills Ul ~. and . J!!'~ I could pnve to be emblllTI8Sing what they preach? U we IOeD. harmlul, I tbink. ~ ~ oot In favar. .Cil 0111Scllooll lllould ~ up wa)'t pleee IIIHI, or lllrllil. whlcll boys can learn tbe,. them, 11111 CAll tblQgs u well 11 alrla. RJcht? adplto: woulcl recurrences. A surgeon can prevent recurrences in eome cases by tying off the carotid artery in the neck or soing into the brlln Itself and r~movtng • ._ .·bill 'Itt', s.,. ,._ • ' ..... Po,~eroy, Middleport,W~ll PlaySUnday for Pony f.ourney ." " ._. . HELEN HELP.US! It'll Be Rough Out There. He'll Need . Both Motors Working OK r • .. ' �\ • ' f d J arzt I, ·I'OIIlelby.Miclllleport, ., Looter lllur· .Sentinel Church News ,, Cannon E. Evlllll to John J . Ktek, Llola !( keck, .114 Veatrice McNidde N'~ . V~- rice M<N'ICkle, Lloyd L. Noce to United States of Anrerica., Easement, Letart Veattlce M<Nickle Nice, vewice McNickle, Vea!rice Me· Nickl•s Nice. Lloyd L Nice to . 2 07 Um·1ed SlaIes of Amenra, ~ - ·- Jooepll Bee~le, to Jam,. T. JldciiO!I Sutton. I Rudo4.t,I! O. Burson 4ec ' ·• to Bertha urson, George R. Burson, Harley R. BID'S<lll, Wyatt C. Burson. Frank G. Burson, Helen Burson Dais Cert of Trans .. h-•f neu or d . ' Jimmie Franklin Evans, Nova Tessie Evans to Howard D. Noian, Geneva H. Nolan, .25 acre. Sutton. Keith Duane Chaff.., Nona 1 Loui"" Chaffee to Larl') Farley, 2.2 ar res. Chester. Loslie 1':. Blough, Berni"" K. B.ough to RuaseU Brunty, Jr., · Evtlyn F.. Btt1nty, pareets, 01· • _:;::,;:;,::;::;====;;;;;;;,1 SUMMER I . Middleport, 0 . '_. WITH 'fS · , •• fhe Martin RestaYro. ' nt · \ Paul Ivan Turner, Maymie. 1 1Turner to Walter A. Cro.by, 1 Phyllis M. Crosby, IIIII acres, DIA M O N D :It RINGS •; • GRADUATED THURSDAY - These 18 seniors of Holzer Hospital ~chool o( N':'rsing gr~duat~d In . exercises last night at Grace Mothodist church in' Gallipolis. Dr. Ar !but Fleming ol the hospttal and chnlc staf~ deliVered the main address. The class was presented by Mtss Loretta For1, director of \he school, and present.atton of dlpl~­ mas by Dr. Chorl e• E. Holzer, chief of stnfl. Members of the class are first row, lef! to right. Saralt Foste~, Conme Sue sOrrel! Myers. Mary Sue Montgomery, Barbara Self, Kathryn Fowler, Elva Wilbams, Anna Marle.Harnson, Sue !Adkins and Ruth Ann Luman. Back row -- Linda Mae Coll1)1, Allee J•ne R2ed , Betty Jo Roberts. Pauhne Grubb, • -~' .. !' .M!bi~J~f'i. C)." . lloute 7 I . I ,~-~ :~-~P-s_ake ' DINNfff . I ~ h~m . •- SUNDAY' I iVP THE SHOE BOX ·' f' •, ENJC)\' ', , I Now In Progress I • ANEW ·~ s:h:•:r:on::B:r:un:i:c•:r:d:i,:K:•:tt:'e:M::cO~a=ru~·~el:.~R~u~th~B=ro:t:h:ers::R:t:'f:fl:e,~J:o:y:c:e:G:lo:e:c:k:n:er=B=ad:g:l:ey:,~a~n::d~P~e~n~n~y;,S~u~e~N~e~w=l:an:d~.~- old Salem River news Hospital News Snitler is ObMerved Society Notes lim~ . R·OAD Bitti1Jay of Larry 62 Ford Fa Icon • • ' *1395 Mrs. Edith Spencer entertainGauge rtadlngo: Gollipotls Entered Hoopllal . ed with a party at her home on lo . • I DRm tft ; 14 0 nmnmg 6 feol Mam·st In observonce of the I A t .u ablft. On• Owuer. Exira ele,n. on rollers Pom«!'roy • Mason • ~mong thO'Sf' who entered I th1rd birthday a~niversary or 8 cyl. Sta ion Waeon. u om c ; · ~; Pt Pleo <R nl 24 1111. Hm· l Mrs. Anno E Turner and SherHoi!! r hospital the past 21 Larry Wayne Sni!Jer. Games 10 21 1 ton .72 fa Kanawha Foils " · sp<•nt a few days recently were Daniel J . Golway,l were pre,.nted to the_ hono:ed $ 00. Ch:.rlP~ton lR.lS . Lnnrton. rw1th OOr Joughle1, Mr". Rob~ orchard Hill. Michael D. Duf· S"='TVl'd to those atteridmg. G1ft8 1 $500.00 $225.00 Marmet and Wmfleld dam s ert Goode at Wooster, OhiO. Ify, 11 17 sunset Dr., Chares t E. wtre presented to th honord va - 2 Door Sedan. SbOWI extra rood care. Also $300 to $575 Also U50 and $675 IWPTP on thP ~lllR . I Mr. and Mr" . Pnul B. Aik- ·, Sanders, Lower River ~d ... M~s .. gue~t during the pn,rty. • .. Wedding Ring $150.00 Weddirog Ring $125 .00 Roat mo.rmrnts: man and !lvelyn uf Lancaster l ira Henry, Rt. I Galhpohs, Those attending were Mary YOU CAN PAY MOlt! BUT YOU CAN'I' IUY • · : spenl Sundav with Blanche i CharieR 0 . Terry. Thurman. Mrs Kauff Edith Spencer Elotse 1 .4 A fiNER DIAMOND RING THAN A KEEPSAKE Ohio RivPr - .fohn ,J Rnwr . ,Nelson. . •Canna Chase, 2lOSMonroe Ave., Snide; Mary! Barbara' and Conv. Cpe. One~~ PontliC'I finest ~d tbll one lllopl. Full.)' 1down 14. 2 15 p.m.: Harry Dy·1 Mrs. Doll Strong altended 1 Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Richard C. Chartdtte Snider, Paul Pior· equipJl<d. Low mlleaie. · ··> . . 5 er dow n 14, fi :2 p.m. . Vuk:m 1Sunday Sl.'hool at Salem Cen· Sauer, 607 Parrish Ave., Pt. man, Penni HyseU, KathY Man. up 14. 8 ~n p~m : Ph: lip ~fo:~ Iter and was a dinner guP<t . Pleosant. Mrs. Charles S. Wheet.l ley, Rita Casto, Becky CaJJto. up 14. m•fim .ht · ,Jc hn of ht r daughter and hw;. cer. West Columbia, W. va ., Don· Sending gifts but unable to be . ._ . ., down 14 · .UO a.m.: CT~,' rar·~· band, Mr. l nd Mrs . John Ho)li· ald N. Bumgardner, New present were Velma Y e II e r, Kingswood Statlon WIIOD. Poworptdo. ,Sprldlni orillnal bllle MT down 14. ~ 9. m · 1 •0 1 up dav , Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Edward Don Casto Tammy Buckley, finisb. • ~5 · .;:~o ,m . ~ ~: ~Mrs. C. E. Alkinoon or Ath- ,F . •loseph, 358 Grant St., Mid· Pearl Kesierson, Brenda Hysell, . . . ~t f'Y" . a e. f" ~ f" . Q , en.i visitt>d a couple of day s : dleport, Errol E. Fallrod, I.m- and Mr. and Mrs. George Casto ~]95 City and Luthe: H moan, ulr l with her cousin Mrs Blanrhe lcoin Hill, Pomeroy, Mrs . ~:u-. and son Jim and Mrs Katie laC - • ~ - . ' 1how1<t and wa1l>n~ M am '' · ' · ' n E Bryant 210 Pleasant ' ' of B · ....,.ut1• "';;iijj;iijj;iii;iii:i All n z hyr up · 16 4 a m NeiS<Jn, ge e · • Ralph and son ucyrus, Catalina 2 Door Hal'li Top. One local owner, Hydrama · ..• .... 1Ch ~ 'P" P • ~ m . · C'od~ . Mi&• Pam Wilson has return- [ Ridge, Pomeroy, GregoryM K. ful all white finish. Sharp car. · · , r R ,1r. u 17 . 7 . .. ~ ~ home after a week's vi sit Lee. 6 Cole ~t .• Pomeroy, rs. : l rington up 17, 1:50 a.m.: Go.na •· 'th ,_ . 1 M d M Charles A. Morarlly. Syracuse, DANCE SATtlRDAY down 18 4: I~ a m ' w~vne- i WI ' nd ~~~ er .. r. an rs.l . 0 H do ~ 18 5·45 am . Mr IC. K. Smith. Kathy ood Susan ' Mrs. Oma Stlvey, Rt. I ak A high school dance party On · w · ·· · .. · of C lumbu , Htll, Thomas u . Mark!·atn Jark· de h hi o1 h ' ... , . H Mack up 1ft. G::lll am.: Rao- l o s. . M Ch 1 J Do gl un r l e sponsor P t e Calalina 'DOOr Sedan. ih- Jelou eate. One lo~ oW1ler. f· er 18 7·10 a m . Bayou Mrs. Martha Chapman and son, rfl( area . . u as,: Pomeroy P.T.A. will be held dramatic. ~.orr::l:.e u'p 22. 5 i5 a.' ,m .' Et- 1~rs. Blanche Nelson were vi s· IWell, ton, and Glot• a Pearl V•· this coming Saturday evening . •orcliff down 2 ~. 6 , ~0 a.m.: [llmg an afternoon recently with caro, Belv¥1e, N. J . at the Pomeroy Junior Hill> • . · Tam "ico down 23. 6 10 a.m.: Mrs. Harlex H~ff:nan. who ts Birth• , auditorium. Dancing o;ym be llrleninn up Greenup 2·10 am . home reruperatmg from surg- M Clifford W Ward 131 held f~om 8 Ia 11 p.m. With ~~ 2 Door Sedan. Mercurymatic. Styllot red wttb. wbtte top. · JMe T. uo Gr.<•enup 6 a.m : ery . .. rs. · · 1Jays m charee of th! evenmg s Raw~n~wood up Greenup 7:10 a. r Mr. anti M~!!: Mart. Mollohan J• n rfh vt., da .• ghter, 11 I~ a. activitie,"J. ... MANY MORI •• 1 in.: Aetn:~ . J .oui ~villr d 0 w n ·have bel'n vls 1fln~ tht"lr dA11gh. m. Thursday. • ---. Greenup U5 a.m.: Southern ,ter. M.... Ethel Rife and son Dtochorled LUTHER WINS TITL£ . down 31. 6:10 p.m.: Merrick .lame. Dale. : . . ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI)-CraiJ down ~ 1 . ~ : 10 a.m.: Elisha \ Mr. and Mr<. Grover Stout Patients recently discharged Luther or Buffalo won the New ' . Woods up 31 , 4:20 a.m: Allee : allended the Stout Reunion Sun-, included Ralph Spencer, Don· York State Junior eoll champ!. I ,. . down 31. 6 o m.: Indiana up day wh1ch was held at the home . ald Shoemaker, Norman Rail, onship Thur,ctay at the COrnell Meldnhl 8 p. m.: Penn,.lvania of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout of 1Charle8 Rhud ... Margaret Ball. University golf couroe _by de- BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS up Meldahl B : !~ p.m.; Edeara Albany. Mro. G. H. Fossett, Mrs. Roy felting Bill Havoron of East 1 In Pomeroy Since 1853, [ Bosworth up Meldahl 11 ~40 p. 1 Mr. and Mrs Carl Randolph Batsen, Harold Turner, Lew1s Aurora, one-up, 1n tho l&llole m. : Brimestone up Meldahll2- lof Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Sheets, Charles L. Hughes, Wtl· final match. ·30 a.m : Mark M. down MeJ.I John Strong of Columbus are lard C. Day, Mrs. Walter Car· iiiiiii&;;&-;;;iiii&&i&i;;&= dahl 1:05 a.m.: Sally Ann up , visiting for a few days with their penter, Jack Jones, Mn. Marie lr Meldahl J :M a. m. sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Brumfield; Miss Mury Lucas, and Mrs. Lawrenct Chapman., Mrs. Kenneth Romine, Mrs. K. r..mpolls Dam - Jefl!Joat Mr . Strong Is recuperating Fleldlhg Massie, Hyatt Batley, limited Quantities & Colors down 5:40 p. m.: John Ladd from being hospitalized with an Mrs. Judith L. Montgomery and O.an ~p 9 P· m.; Steve Click eye infection and Mr. Randolph Mrs. John G. Burge and Infant 10:50 p.m. : Harvey Jor· is recuperating from mrgery. son. down 12:15 a. m. : Onward Mr. and Mrs. JiK1< Bolen or -- --------~ down 2:30a.m. : Semel down 8 Columbus were Sunday gueols lsister and famlly, Mr. and Mro. a.m.: Lynn B. up 9 a.m. with his mother, Mn. Grover :H. F. Erlewlne. \, Kanawha River - George and Mr. Stout. Mn. EarLWright is councUor d M • ~ Mr. and Mro. Markin a n d at the Melholllat church camp · P ru~e own armet v :,w a.m.: Lucy Jane Lucas down four children Of Prospect, Ohio at Lancailer for the group from Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. met 6:30 v n.: Jeff•rson ;~ ltw;.;e,;.re;..;.ov;ie,.rnlgh&..' Viils.;llori~Wiilt.;hiih;:ec:.;i;:;s;:;al;:•m.._ci.e:.,•.;;te..r00e..·h..u,.rc..h,..=='il J !• Winfield 735 p.m.: Jerry worth down Winfield 3:!iO a.m1.; 11 z. up Winfield 5:40 a.m. 63 Buick Special - • • • 1995 hou~ 62 BonneVIlle • • "• M795 ~Irs. SatllldaJ Jobn u;,,.u 60 Chevrolet VB '• • • *1"95 ;; .J•::, ·I BPS With the h.o pe it will, in 1ome memure,/08ter and help •u•· ttJin that which i.• food in family and community life, thi1 fea· VB 62 ponf" lure il 1pon8ored by tire lfJhotle names uppear I60 p ,. VB . ""1295 · Ia( • • • I MO Lincoln 51, I • 100-lb. nro zone frttatr. • Automatic defrostinl ., • • -·\ ' r. ".' • •; ~. ,. " - ~ -o; West Columbia. W. Va. Ph. Maoon SP H59S TINY'S FOODLAND ' 14lddleport Middleport, Ohio HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT POmeroy •upport the Church ol Your. Choice \ · Coin Operated Laundry & Dry :til7 W. Malo ·Pomeroy HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. · Bakers of Goqd Bread Bul!dm & Bulldlnti Supplleo Chooter, Ohio Huntington, W. V•. Ph. 1188-2005 ROY'S FOOD BASKET KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ~ Bend Ar<a's LarrMfew Suporniarket Challor, Ohio Middleport Ohio .• CROW'S STEA~- HOUSE & TOWN .& CO~NTRY ·• F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER llulova Watcboa kle• I< Servloe Middleport illil N. Se<!ond V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY I~ 1£, Second Pomeroy . BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT •' •. WY 2·2440 FOREMAN ~.& AB$Ort· Pomaror· --------RfDENOUR'~ SUPPLY 11:. Maio St, / FURNJT11111: lo APP!JANCES Quallty'Fumlrilti at. l.rib'pi\eo •. Cheater. Ohio lollddiOI>Orl HAND·WIRED ' I .' and full year guarantee*. CLEANING co\'er• tr.-e exch~ngl •or repair of any cQmponent proven dtftr> tivtln normal uU. Arranged throuah sollln1 dolttr. loa~tr•ltr"' connoctlona ol high reliability ... tr;pte chocked for Quatt,y> Prtmlum,R•ttd Tub'ila. Tftll quality of design and construction mak" polllb\e 11\it •manu1acturer's one year guarantee that . I f 1 fii• WE""IR RADIO &T. V~ N. 2nd ·~, Clea.nint . •. .. Motorola build a q. u~lty Into every set ..• t~and -wired cha1111, precision crlfted ·wlth modern h•nd and dip soldering forclrc:ult 2-5428 ., • Establiohed In f904 Pomeroy, Ohio COMPilTI ·INYtNt'oRY 1. to.~,clfOOII FROM . . . ,,aow ION RIQUESTI MIDDLEPORT, 0. . j TRUCKS We1t )llin St. GlveU.ATrrl•fo,.Ytu1rMIIII . 2-HOUR DRY ROBINSON'S QEANERS .. . You T"' Qs WhltYouWIHf!'!ldt Pori ' !- ' ,..... AUG. I The Syracuse Mr·thodist ~ ~~;~~ is holding an ice [c Social on the lawn Satur· at 7 ,. m. The Eagl s Cla~s AUG. I The annual legion picnic of Racine PO!!! 60'l wltl be beld at the David Yoot lishinc camp Aug. 9. All leglonaires and · famlllo• are Invited. Everyone Is requested to bring a covered dloh and table ser· viet. Barbecue chicken will be furnished by the post. ' DODO~DAIIT-DODG! decll'. ~ SALE" LIEVING COAL 'COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. e 00 00 Member FTD Groenhouse WY 2·3f01 WY 2-2644 Middleport your 8 ·, BAKER FURNITURE WY 2-2550 *Take Someone TG .Church This Week" "Write re1riprator section. • TwiQ veptable Hydratott. • Dotp-lholf llorQO cloor, M'iMleoort FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES GO!GLEIN READY-MIX CO. I ROWLEY & REED HDWE. ' . BLAETTNARS PRICE firm• and orgt1ni:wtiom below. 1 e br~sin""' ·;. , WILLIS ANTHONY ·: PlUMBING & HEATING 60 Mercury V8 .. • • ,., • *995 I TlllntEST FRIIIDAIRE 2-DOOR REFRIIERATOI! "Let's 1\nd a new road!" That's a game we Jlay often ;.hen we take a family ride. Th.. e little journey• of dlocovery lulve led ·UA to some beautiful, serf.ne Rectionll of our community that we never would have •••n if we'd al~>yed on the hill liighway. At times, life lt•elf can ooem like a orowded, · highway, The yea•·• ruoh by , • , we promise our~~elna that some day we'll take the time to look around and !t·y to understand where we are and why , •• but worldly lntere•ts tend to flll every minute to the brim. We wonder whY the pleasures that we work 10 hard to obtain fail to bring us happiness •.. and we sen~~e that life has a dee per meaning, if we cculd lind it. The Church can guide you and your family to new, wonderful road. Discover the warm · the renewed courage, the refreshing pee.a~cie~~o~f,;~~=: that grow from membership ill your n chureh. I I' CLOSE-OUT! ' ' · Pomeroy · o~ .. E8ERSBKCH .HARDWARE . . CO• "EVi:aYTJIING '\ ..,. '~ \ . tN J!Aa:ow.W:u ' Poaieroy, Ohio l!lle: \ • •' ,4'-. roy 16 Clarence A. Boilll, 49.11 Acres, Scipio. Property Transfers SALE • 0., Aug. '7, 1964 Wl'ell IIUITI) , 1 aues. LA:"tarL. • - -~ · ~-• ' Rdipui· ) Ia A·taita �t ' ' .. ' .. \/ 1' " ~ .. ..,. ' . ~ : "!'. ',-r- -,· -. Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look· -~_·You'IJ FintJDozens 0 ._( ' . -- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUJ. 7, 18M Q\2$~5 WANT AD - -.. "=- .. •· ,.. ,_ - . ,., "• IL M·m-- CW<CiiU.&....,.. ""...,....,.. WtD 1M .. ... ,.. ,_ ., ."""' - . . .,. . ,. . . .. • ""' tw .....,...b.. ..-a• , . ... ........ ' 0.... ,_ lhi'CI ll:lnn_.uao lor • . . . •Mrtkr :~~~~lr;:==~~===1 A __:_•;:_:,.,;:_• BIG selection HOUSE le< rent In 6 roott11 aDd balh. Buill kltchell, near Corner LincolD & ilh, Gail. Miller, WY Z..SIIII. _ ROO" "-'-"ed aplll'l-11 a;l &\&I"UIDII meaL Pboott WY WIJ58. . . --.... ."1'01rJR • ...... .ut ...- rOI!C .., .... Ill -thJIMlt1allabla llrnft e.aWI • ..,......, ·eh•' ..w 001 cw.o,. u.- oa• 5 Z1 tfc Pbone WY WilliS. Cbu,. «< .-u &I c.w ,.. ttm'd fo. -..:vtt.. luut!lf:IDI. ~ - THREE aDd roar • ., o................ - . , .............. •• . .y ... ~ I» (tL&.1'II.IIr.l • Oltf1'U. AJUU - ..... ft)f . . ...,. IDJD. laD!. . . . . lllldllthNaal ..... Ol'l'lca sou• a ... l1"5 SO CAS V 00 PI.At;ll A K&:SUL 1 I I tic 1'00'11 lnrnlo.,. .. ... """"...... aport. 1111!1111. WY UOt JJ I s. LOO r ll. o.a, S.t:urclU -ll:a'' o\ • •.a UhOO - &ID &.. For Sale For Rent INFORMAnON P'RnUU(~ location. Reasonable ·-·· Phone WY a-3117 alter I p m. 8 j 61p ==~--,-,.....,-- - -·-~ MODERN furnished apartment 3 large rooms aDd bath uliltti.. furnished See ,,.....,,II PHONE WY 2-2157 Holtman, a• 256 So. Ave., Middleport. 7 tl downtown Card of Thanks eroy, 5 rooms and bath, ulil· IIi.. furnished. Call Or. DonWE WISH to express our sin- ovan, WY 2-3046 or WY 2cere thanks to our friends 2064. I I tie and nelghbora wbo so kindly storage room on Plmn assisted us during th lor death of our dear husband Street. Could be used and brother, Earl E . Roush. storage or workshop. Phone WY 2-5293. 7 28 tiC Special lhanko to Rev. Mahoney lor his con•~IIIII!; rRAII.ER SPACE 1or -re~ nt. words, organist and choir, Brown'• Trailer Cour ... MinEwing Funeral Directors, d<>- er<YUie, Rt. 124. Phon• WY 3nors of beautiful flowers and 3324. 7 16 301c W4NT All all who assisted in any way . Bess Roush, wile Zana Withrow, sister 1 7 ltc - - - - -- Lost 1nd Found - "" LOST - BIGGEST selling trucks in Chevrolet History! Chevrolet Truck SELL-OFF 8 7 6tp ~ "' • · ~ I $1399 stotioD.Wifll'l, 700 ~ ... Le11 tl>ao :111,000 actual mlleo and ~aran.e• anCl performuee of aew. Powwalide tr•n•. R~dio and heallll', - u tilll.lll, II'Otleu Interior. SPECIAL. 1960 Chevrolet Station Wegon LoeAl DWDer, ~· Yla:pllntvtor, n~w tlrel, dart healer. Weeloend S~ ' .Television Revile . · areen $999 fi ciab, at ·Secotlil Priced far•. quire' at $399 3 tone brown and bela ilniab, VB endrie, 1t1ndnd trana. Radio and heater. Come eatl)r and 11ve money . Pomeroy M9tor Co; OPEN EV~S. -7i!lo P.M. POMEROY, ·OHIO A"''IItt l.Sm- @ · Uf'- O. Veptablel t .Didl- ....... - 10.- o t Uiotano 11.~ Uvestoclc IS.'hke u OIW'• OWII IC.N'aUw OOREDALE Rom, Z Jean old, eligible to regillter. Cheap. VIctor Genheimer, Peach Fork Rd., Rl 2. I 7 31p FOR SALE. Gelltle, Extra good registered Hereford cow aed call, Zato heir. Phone IID-11151, New Haven, W. Va. a • &tp ofllledto 111. ll'riiW lf.Sua p1 lf.A pud4lo -. _ u.eon..... a. Macaw D.H-11<11 IOUDd N.J- 11.18U. ......., . rellglou.o CIULDREN '~ SIZE lor Brown, Pbooe movement IB. Baktnc obamber !Ill. Not: preftlt IO. li'emiD!no 7- 1964 MODELS TO GO ...... 11. Dtaftpro 112.U~ 4lftlcult7 Pomeroy Ohio ------··-..M.Xan"• •'dmeJM av~~~ey 4e. KID4 of 4'1'bo- ONE Hereford and two ljoll!lein bulls, well bred. Emmett G. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. R. D. No. 3. H6tp .... o~ DAILY OBIPRIQIIOR .- liMa i11ow te ..tllt1 RECAPPED TIRES $7.90 Any Site No frade-la 8 7 3tc --Je .I.Jt'I'DLBA.I.ltA lo LOJfOI'.LLOW ono loltll'lllllpiJ-,.,. - ... ra A 11oa 11too - Vo, X a 11too - 0'8, - llllltiiO ~ j DICK TRAC. . tmptet• u. lectJl aDCS :r tam Gf tM WDI'dl .,. -aU ldnW. 1r--= Nece1~ modtl ¥trJ popplar with J1-* ••• It ctowj Ill the duld" INNIR TUIII 61.11 switch - box. Like new . Ph. WI 9-'1389. ' • -- Sayre, Racme, Oh1o. Friday, August 7, 8 p. m. You Come. I 5 3tc 500 Amp. D. E. 1.961 Chevrolet Corvair on the md - -- al Portland Methodist church BIGGER savings J_ ' Pomeroy Motor Co. 1959·Ramgler Cl._. 4 DMr mtGM At lor rent lbree rooms 81ld bulb. POMEROY WY 2·3575 alter 5 p m. 7 '13 tie room MOTOR CO. luroillt..-c. apartmeol. Ph... II ! l!lllfold, somewhere on WY U87'. li 12 tie Middleport Playgrounds. tains valuable papers. REWARD. Call Mason 773-5690. For Sale 8 5 3tp Fishers of Men Association fel· BEAGLE dogs, I pups, lowship meeting wlll be held adult dogs,. all males. . Fred ~QUAUn ..- RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORI DID YOU KNOW. That WJEH ,RADIO •PROOtWJ LOG ,. lntmdlanp '. DUKE CLE ·AN ERS GUARANTEES · · ID - replaced wiD tawulrJ .•• w ON OD 7001' .taUDdored .tdria ·• ' • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. --- EXPERIENCED ClubTobe RADIATOR SERVICE Represented At Institute l'roD lho tarpot ll'uek or bulldOW" radiator to tbo Olllalloot beltor core. - - -- - - 3 ROOMS New Furniture < ONLY'299 _.Dew 11....... Cu ••"' ',..,_ MASON BLAmNAR'S WY 2-2141 -- ~NITUIE CO. · MASON. W. VA. ~- - - - - - - - -- --- MONDAY THROUGH ll'IUDAI 5:~ OwnnMtn!ty Non 8:00 Sip OD, Musical aocll S:t* World, NaiiDtlal Non 1:30 Newa Readllneo O: 15 Spotllghl oo 8porta U2 Musical Clod! 5:15 Weatber 7:00 Be Still 1o lttttm 1:30 Suaionllvd. 7:03 Newo 1:00 SlgD Off 7:118 Muleal ~ . .IIA'I:UJII).&Y 7 :;!II Newa ll2adllnM 8:01 SlgD Ott, Mnlleal Clock 7:32 MulleaJ ClOck 7:00 Be Stlll • Know 7.• 5 Word & TulimttiiJ 7:r" New1 I 00 Ohio ValleJ Newl 7:111 Mualeal Clock I 00 World, National Ne911 7:45 Word & Testimony I 1~ $pori!"· 8: Ill Oblo ValleJ NOWI a,IS WiialiHi PfoluN 1:00 World, ~ Newa I 11 Mlllleal Clocl: 1:10 -Sporta Toda1 • 55 P'llit> tWit· Nelli 1:11 Woallter l'k!luN J 00 Uf Musical Cia Uli ' ' . Nm l:lil N... 10:111 J' . Worsldp -.- t :OO Mulleal Ooot · 10:15 PtibUc Senlce ' ' 8:311 8oaa" SlotJ Tlml 10:311 Latt;Ji111rin8 t :45 ll'llnll7 Worsldp 11Gar £;it: ,:-u ··. 10:a5 lhHjl·_,.. 11:111 ~--:"· 11:16 · 1 .. . ·ft!atiJ; *""""···, . ·:/ ' .. 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En 10:15 Tile Good Ute 7:1111 NIWI ' 10:311 Millie Ill The Air 7:0D Tln(a Cbapel 10:46 'nil Ia Millie . 7:11. tleWI U:OD Top Tell Sbow 7:1& Pleka BardwiN 11:1& Top Tea Show {DuiiOiil) (Tua.-'ntun.) ' JJ:OO N0011 Non . 7:10 Ne111 Report JJ: 15 Musical llltorlude 1:011 Breallfut Pan, 12:30 Rev. Me-liD Tee11 1:10 Ro)-'1 rood Wei 1:118 Platll!r l'aJV 1:!0 Van Palrlet 9partl 7:00 8uDdowD ~ 10:00 NOWI ••• BUw rurm......we~~ohl 7:30 Sip 011 . .10:115 H1&b lclloltl 811 Parade 1:111 ()pill . . . • 10:11 Nawa t:80 NIWI RlNIJAY 11:00 Arm1 I :GI Coflea Wtlb Janel 7:00 8J&n 0a 11:30 Special Qomnmn'# 1:45 Be11J Newlllll 7:ZII J'reDdl Cll7 11ap111t f'IGfi11:oD ~ &-. t:tlll Wlltp Ill Reallnl . 12:00 N.W. RDandup II:U CGuutr, llrlllon Y.W t:ZII Bible Speolrl ID You JJ:IO ~· 8Gtlrd 11:11 MaM C1. fttl, ~Tile lt:OO VOII!a of l'rl;lpiNcJ JJ:ZI NIWI 0 Oraml 11.15 .U.C. f'lv&JUPII'rl ' lt:. Wub. lll!parla It r.opJI 12:30 Saturda, Mllhw 11:11 J'aadl.y 'I'OIIIllp-iftnn. 11:110 llrmdal Sbolr 1:11 N... 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Friday, t to 12:00 Thuroda1y, Saturday. - Phone WY 2318. Third Baclne, Ohio, I • I· .p. Thureday. Satunlay. WI t-317t. . I 7 AatacJ. Ill. All lortl!l .tl Jiai •atJ. . ...-· sm,1aa. IIi:. I "" ........ OIO.CII<!Y ACOOW'I.151!10A - GR&I\T DEAL. WITH loiS PERM~ION I 'M Aaout lO IR6eANT LEEDS. WA.TCI-/111S �• ' • • /J ' f QA'tHII ' hlr- ..., ... ~ I ' ' .... ... .... ••·IIIIi..... )I ,sal• dllrf. _.., .;~.- •··' • ..... \;~~., e • ., ' 'New Haven Mati Killed~Jy Today In Automobile Cfash. Aug. 7-a "THE PRIZE" <TechnJcolor) Paul Newman Elke Sommer . Diane Bak~J.. Micbellne ' ' Presle, Kevin MC\,.:arthy, Ed· ward G. Robinson Colorcartoon CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 9 TO AUG. 22 M~SCN 1\ _·:.:_ .~ ' • • . ·• ' .. ·~ ' ,' ·l 1 ' .. r ' 1 DRIVE·IN ,. - TONIGHT ONLY Ray Milland "THE MAN WITH THE X·RAY EYES" (Color) -andGlenn Ford Shirley Jones "THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER" (Color) PRICES ARE DOWN NOWI Crow's STEAK HOUSE More Car For Less Money! 1963 Dodge - - - ~295 • take Advantage of the August Sales .At Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy Bomeo/the 4 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Automatic trans. Radio and heater. 30,000 miles. Factory Warranty remainine- in thjs car. 1962 Dodge - - $1595 - - - $1495 • Town Panel V8. Standard trans . Power steerina. nadio and heater. 1962 Pontiac SPECIAL VALUES In the Furnitur!1 Ready To Weaf and Drapery Departments on the 2nd and 3rd floors and in every department on ,• the main floor. Tempest 4 Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio & beater. 1961 Dodge - - - $1595 SANDWICH t Door Sedan VB. Automatic trans. Radio and beater. One owner. Ordor ., l'hone 1961 Rambler - - _$1295 And,....... Home WYWG2 Elberfelds In ·~omeroy 4 Door Sedan. 0 cyl. Automatic trans. Radio and beater. 1961 Dodge - - - $1295 Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio and heater, 1960 Dodge - - - Rotary District PoCKET NOW. f Door Sedan VB. Automatic trans. Radio and beater. Lout owner. Elcellent condition. 1960Ford - - - - $1295 ' scooter '195 1960 1959 Chrysler - - s1495 LOW Sllvor p;gton PRICE TAG I! ' Door Station Wagon. One owner. Radio and heater. AU power. 1959 Plymouth - - s495 1959GMC1 Ton - .$1095 StU:e - VB - 4 speed trans. Dua1 rear wheela. 1958 Oldsmobile . '895 88 - f Door Sedan. Automatie trana. Radio and heater. 1958 Oldsmobile - *995 i'1 Crl8ecl NA: Acrcuma~~~~ ~~~Air• _ , nli-" .... ... abcw dau:it"lOI. l'«sonaa cloedtbool<s !It light iiiD tWr l*ldiall tlliaking • , , Hlp ·h ep ooct•.., I800ids • • • iuppfy auto.nutic: .Ccancelled-che. lllleeipll. ()pea YIM cht£1dng tCIC8IIIII ll:dll,t 1 • 88 - 4 Door Sedan. Automatle trana. Radio 'and heoter. Power Jteertne. 1958 Chevrolet ANHUAL PICNIC Tbe amJUal LegiDD picnle l!aelu. Poll 801 .Will i» at ~ )>avid Yost and 1llelr ,...,.... vlted. EveryODO lJ l'IQ1ilelled brln&ca covi!Hd D'ayl.nClull Ill 1957 ':'~!... Motorcycle '250 the R. H. Sons Co. ' Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer S. Seconcl &Mill St. Mlcfcl,leport ' We Pay,,% lnternt On SatJlnp Pomeroy National Member Flderel a..rve Symm . M.mber ......,.,, Depoolt Insurance Carporetlon ServinJ Melp County for over 90 year• ; POMIROY- RUTLAND II Nn'ioo. llllrbecue ~<mil wtR be furafabed by. llie p01t. •.. OOOIOTO Mn. .Paulllle Chesl«'ll· -- $14 Mi·l lion Said Available for Ohioans &ulday, August t. 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard lhltt. Heater. One ownor. 165 Serieo. Club Growth AT A 4 Door Station Wa&on V8. Automatic Wana. Radio and . beater. t Door Sedan V8. Automatie trans. RldJo and beater, Governor Urges MAf'IY t,\ANY, MORE AT CLEARANCI ' PRICESII ... . ~ • I •I '.:~ \ ,'' · .. :,.l.,. , • ' .2a~~D ~r Ito ·~ '~'li f . � 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 08. August 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 August 7, 1964 ball blake