https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/57969e6cc462f99311e9dc485c0e0364.pdf 214cdc27e69f9c604f2b0db6cf316f7a PDF Text Text . ''· 0 ~- -~- ,. ~~~---..-~ Syracuse. ' Socie,Y Notes .;. ': ···'t -- ' ' r • . ·' ' t-DIIIf Slfttbllt. Po-..,.llliJdlePql't,·O., Aug. 10, 19M ' ' '' .e·. . . ' ll: ' ' I, ' ,,. ., . ' .-···' ., •• -~ • ' !"' ~ • ' • • • nttne • ' ' ' Invite you to visit 1M ;...111 floor • • ~ MASCN IN , .:.: DRIVE· . Fire Hold* DEPARTMENT · 1!1 RAY I. MOWNEY !donal IOO's MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 Filrhp. .•• rm l•ru." • ,..,., laM laaml:r! SUN., MON. •nd TUES . August 23-:!5 " A DISTANCE TRUMPET" (Technicolor) Troy Donohue Suroan Pleshette 11 ' Conlpl.,..,. ..a.afk ' _., .. · onjoy 3Sooii :p<odtiool S.•ing• dtM. ...., ad'lances ftl•• CIUtoMclllcGir ••• kHpll you Ml Ito ~· Outdoors, ~l,.ttric •'It leb tlllposvre - GIIU~ a 1ooc:l lhot, · ~~tot. Indoors, the ftosh pops,., 11.1 a fti~ of your tlngw •• • adiuih ........ yau ,c:Npk •• distonct. COMING ADVANCE TO THE REAR" Glen Ford ''''Y ""'"'f•.-le;s Augu!\1 30 • S.ptemiMr 1 ' . ·ELBERFELDS W•lt Ditn•y's "MOON SPINNERS" Septemtwr 4 thru Sept. 9 POMEROY \ \' Choice of .professional painters!· I So distinctively different PAillE IS =~ lOUSE ., ---,........ HOUSE .' lAilT , SPECIAL AT $4·U .... 'It'" . J• ' ' *' wile lpw .flaW .at .. erNptioaa)ly low priee.. ~ M ............ ~-O!JIIIjD .....- ..,._ ..""' .....;_ .ol • .. ' ' ~~ profiectimo. ~ chlki!JI keeps .lt some folks* even identify them blindfolded! wblte. . "FREE" llurl too! '......, , HEARING TEST 1nd Hearing Aid Check-Up / HOTDOG BUnS »· . Hotel·Martin~ Pomeroy A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1-SPM RADIOEAR •ot course, 1/101 chelljust • LY :a.IISO lfftle. Th., eat tllem. But tllot'• · whlt/Helwobunur~(orl . Ml L St... It, AIIMM 0, ., ' ' '' ' ' ' . • ,, M!· . . �Th• Daily Sentinel • ' J ' ' ~ COM.'tj11NJAIINQ IDITO.,AII Y ~ .. • - -----· ·-----~.:_ ____ - ·-·- ····· '..., j HELEN HELP'·us! I ''Hi! I'm Your New NeighborHere in Is Red China The Paper Tiger? ' o., Auc. 11, 19$t 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ( S.!.lbUrbio. Meet My Pols" It is still a mystery why hopelebsly established the nations of North lll!d outclassed North Viet Nam chose to take South Vlet·N•m out of old Frencb Indoon the U.S. Navy. cbina - lived up to their agreemenll, Of the many explaoation.s that have tbe.re .wollld be no need for U.S. mili· been offered, one is that North Viet Na1n tary pr~nce in Southeast Asia, no need incited the blow against Itself at this time for a new international conferepce. to forestall a later senes of sustained at· Now, after the PT boat attacks, if I tacks oil its hitherto privileged territory. meetins is· what the Communists want, There bllve been rumblings from both it wlll be at our leilure, the United Stales and South Viet Nam Nearly 27· yeara ago, the U.S. gunboat abOut carrying the war across the border Panay was shelled and sunk by the Japintu the north. The thinking is that North anese on tbe Yangtze ltlver In China. Viet Nam hoped to arouse world fears There was not, and could not be, any reo! the beginnings of World War III and tijliation from a virtually unarmed Am· thus force the United States into an in- erlca. There was not. and couhl not be, ternational conference before it could any moral pressure put on militaristic carry out any military plans. Japan by the puny teague of Nations, If this theory has plausibility, It sug- which the United States had ch01en not gests that North Viet Nam can place on· to join. ty limited reliance on the backing of One wonders what course history Red China, and that it is Red China might have taken bad the United States which is the real "paper tiger," afraid · been 1trong enough to reply in kind to of any serious confrontation with its this instance of unprovoked aggression, enemies. For war in and against North as well as others that occurred in t b e Viet Nam would give China no altema- '30s, or if the League had been t he tive but humiliation or Involvement in strong, respected body wbich its lleir, war with the United States. the United Nations, is today. Whatever the explanation, it is dlffiBut It is not difficult to imagine what cult to see what the· Communists have tomorrow's history would be like had gained from this episode. They have not the United States not respouded w it h won wotld sympathy. The United Stat· measured for.,. to the actions of the es has made it dear it will not be in· North Vietnamese. timidated. North VietNam has lost many "Aggression unchallenged Is aggresshlps and much of its naval support fa· sian unleashed," said the President. dlitles. That is the lesson we learned from lht As for 11 conference, President John· Panay. That Is the lesson it Is to be bopson bas stated that if all the putlclpants ed the Communists learned in the Gulf In the 1954 Geneva Conference-which of Tonkin. alone with .a I!Jiteroill.law who triH to l'llll the lltowf My bu. Helen: band nd hla brutller art very Ny husband II dlvorettd and eloeo. aTitef .,. partnent II a 8ye ch!ldr<!n. I 1111 dl\lorold paint 11or1 that II ve17 . bilve lh\'te· We were mar· fl!l. ., lhreo mOllthl qo. r.:m,.. Th1 . 't h8vt • tltli)f flile until hla wife two lllllll ean · decided 'io comt bQ bert to CCIIVII'IIUOII about the buslneli . She hat been oendlllll him but what she 11 111 OD tvtf1 cardl - trom the tlda, word, WIIID& them bow , d!eJ but abe · writes sbauld lllllilp 1~ Y:"' -·~ ieil . them "Love ber DleeiJ to be lffi. 'lite MOIIIlllf too. otten.e ml ·llllktl ~ She 111o ~ blm at ml.lerable. We've lriedl . i/ Wort and alked 111m to opend She lriea to teD me hcrir to bit Y~e~JIIOII with' ber m1 the nm my Job and house and,chll· clilldren. I work, and can't pi dren. II the DI8I ull 1J1! to Glt at the lllllt lime. hilp 0111, Bite ""*"!4 it., Sltt'a · Ht aenda ber 1111 bit rilra 101 to be the 1111 II!IJeo;L' . DUIIIeJ. 1 nover hiYe any mra When we pi fllltther for a money !rom my job', u It bas llltll, whe wm'l help rimd the to p for houseltold 111*1111.• klleheD lllllea the Die~ .m I aeeept lblt 1Mtcau11 be.. a lberw, and 111!111 • a fine 1111L , biJ llh&w and labl cMr. . I'm 1101 jtal0111 at hit clJn. She.. Jealoul -Ol ber busbsnd, drla or U.Wlfe but 1 dort't !». without cause. Every Ume ha lleh that he ;\.ould 1J18nd bls It at our bouse llh6 eaJ)a- at •aeaUCJil with them. lit told llve-minult lnten>~ to mab ...,._, '" , me lhe reua~~ 1beJ were ell· Blll'e my husband 11 than too. \ ~ ~ · wu that lioth of them Now I ask you, hcrir 1111)' caa ti'QUIId, He 101 you gel? . t uwu ........_.IL cauaht Iiiii w 111mr ldm out. Wltenewrlbayomnoullncfor, - • ... __.,,..._ _ _..... Jle llfa ha wouldn't WIDI ber the bouse, llhe 1hq to bavt IIOW, IDd I abouldn't WOI'l)', that something beltet. All •l illll, lt'a he'l cbiDCed and 0111' marrt.,e a albtallon tbat ~ hiiD ~­ Is fonver. , lle'a a pod father lltlns the two · ~ haft built and II>Veo hll· o:ltlldmt, 10, of up. How do t eape? -G.A.H. Muilal Meny.Qo ROIIDd ( I am. ' I m ,... __ _"oss. ........ .:.. Reports From _ The Capi.tol ~~~Eu~:3:=~:~.:,u:~l Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting 11 remarried. What net~? anyone elM, fven ber bllsballd. worko for Hille ehlldren. Thoro Mannhelm, Dillingen, Wurltem· MIXED UP Then, ign~ What You c:a'ii't Ulllted Pre11 lnle111Btioual is, lor example, a Hst of berg - Baden, Schomdorf, Dear Mixed Up· chatt&e and lei's ltoJje ber & Herbert Hoover Is 90 years the agenctes Hoover founded to wlgsburg. Runnlllll to moUter Is band ISM'tl blmaell enouab to old today. No doubt IOIJle of help children, including these: There at.. was adult relief, never I!Darl--<lspecially H she't chanee more lh111 he ~! his loving friends are thinking 1814 • 1920 • canteen 1'/Stem of course. As recen~y as 11156- tbe divorced motbor of JOUI' You can't relllly be hurt ty of the futuro In termJ of a IUit· for rehabtlltltlon of 2 million 57, Herbtrt Jloover wu Your husband llhouJd 10you plly-..Jesa her able monument to thll man chlldron In Belflum and nOJ'th. at h0110rary chaimwt of ·catch hll ' n:-wlfe up on pi' e aenl ll18llallnl wreeb the "'"" ••• 1963 cation In Mty of · Then It was an· who properly can be described ,em France. Aid for Hungary. He was statlBtlcs, and invite Ute and thal'a 'up liJ the-· nounced lbat the publication date would halnn J1 ·•- Is ..........,K -•~-· 1or b 11 the first citizen of the re· _ canteen 1'/Stem 1939-42 c an to 1111 bouse for a vttlt.·lt · "''" • ...,......... OJ _..., -. • • 1919 1 be delayed until the following Novem er. "" lief · nd PoU·• Uef and -""'-'...... P of rehabi'lltaUOII for t•• million re -·--a of "' 1'1! u.. : Helen: .... """:" · .... Late last Summer the rvtanne d pro- ublic. drift ..,..,.-~ I • from 1 011 · y.... ""'e au thor Hoover would be the first liJ children In central and eastern ch=m•n commt How Ill the world do you lei can't d-•··t "rY ~ J·ect was abandoned entire •·- •..,. 1es. - •.•.,.. ·•food for the sm all wruooerac was unavailable for comment and t he discourage that. There II no Europe and Russia doc> emfles ....._ noc1a eand11111- . ,_· publishers refused any explanation. need for Ute esllblishment. in 1946 • 1947 • can;.... l'jltem Shortly after the Tromm Abbott, president of the ' . • doel If .lbe 1 In the years that I knew .Marilyn Mon· hls beludf of national shrme for rehabllitation for 1 million trine was proclaimed ill liM?, MacAndrews • Forbes Co. of plea~e~. II abe Ia lllertlr Jue. roe. I was deeply enamoured of her com- or the erection of 8 vut manu- cbilclre 111 Germ Herbert Hoov!'J' wu 011 the job Cantden, N. J., world's laJJest eure, perllapa 7011 can help btr, 0 ment as t reminder that HOO\'oo any' •• honorary chairman of the Utoriee producer. lllOIIIy by offeriDt btr a ,.... plete femininity, her great tood looka, or lived. No llhrlno or manu- Hoover'• humanity comforted Greek war Relief Association. feel safe in saylnc now eumple. (I!ut don't eouDt,.. 11 1 her fine sense of humor and er extreme ment could equal the ui>- and IUstained 1001e 21 milliOD Herbert Hoovtr•1 efforts 'fiOl'l! ranlc the most erudite1liCOI'- -ooca set Ill a DIOid, ,Pt®ll 88 sensitivity. adorned ncon1 of Herbert cbildrtn In tltoae lbree projeellt IIGI confined to Ice layman in the western break ~ ~ tbaiL they • • • HQOver'l lood works. alone. It ill no ·bll8phemy to ob- projeclo. For Harry S hemisphere plus the northem "lrllllform.") , .. I first met her in Atlantic City, when Just publlahed by Stanford serve _that be. who oomforla Ut.- in 11M7, Hoover headt;d a ball of Madaiascar. Get load This celumn II decllci!N. Ill 8 she appeared there to serve as Grand University'• Hoover InsUtuUon tie cllildren 11 wa~ In the t111111 celllllllal011 on or this: fllDI)y llviDC, 10 If yau'n~•bavMarshal in the Mlss America coniest of on war, Revolution and Peace way ol the Lonl. JoiDtly with tillll of the executive braneb Tbe blstoty and tnc kid trouble or Jllll ' PI&bl 8 1952. She had finally made it as a star. 1s red • jacketed pamphlet. others, Hoover founded t b • the government. In 1951· Ill b · II ateeped ill · In- ~le, let Beila)lolp ,_YOU, She ~ "arrived" es a sexpot and there II conslsll o1 to llghtiy filled United , N&Ui>llf , Jtiter)IIUonal- betided· a IOI!ODd Haover odveltture and 'ntal Slie wlll alto RJeome Yout oWJi wasn't anywhere for her to go but · up. papo. They merely lilt the Children 1 Emergency Fund. He mlalon for DwJsbt D. Llcorkle Is0 meu'. IIIIJUSing expert- AIJ: us She bubbled over wlth energy and was ICOhll of public positions occu- had a part in establl.lbil!f, bower, In EgypUan hlerollY· Helen Bottel ill care · 11f 11111 more exciting to see thin any of the pled by and ltonont bestowed CARE. He hu beoa anoofaled phlc:a. Favorably, 1 might add. DeWspaper. beauty pageant contestants. She was all on Herbert Hoover In 1 tone Uttio third ll'ade cblldren In Stanford lor 7J A' IUpply of It was found In _...:...:.,__ _ _,.....,,..,__ female and as AU-American as any girl life devoted to tht welfll'l ot Brussels' school Moyeune Loon years llneo the XlliJ Tut'a tomll. .... . · ." . could be. · · bla fellow man. Le Pop aent to lloonr In 1811 lllllvenlty in 11181. Medleal COUDecll.. 1n1 I have not forgotten the last time we That record of service i• Her· • book of thank you leUer•. 1111 founded In W8 the IJ'NI Uctlriee also . bas medical ·., •' met and talked .In the Polo Lounge at bert Hoover't monument. To library conlalna eollectlona of le8l'cll IDatltuUon *ltldt baant eonnecllons: Tbeopbrastul, OIYOTID ro 1~. Of1 the Beverly Hills Hotel In California. know him well is to know this: lettera frGm prlmaey odtool hla aame - .11» Boover lollll- Gi'oek peyaiclan and friend of1 MIIOI MAlON AIIIA There had been some comment in. a the- Tbat portion of hll aervice to cbildren In all portl of Europe. Iutton oo Wll', Revolution and Arlltotle prescribed it for uth· e. _,... atrical trade pafter that she might star mankind most treasured by The children of Mlmich sent to Peace. It has at;e~~~~~uiattd an m-. drj C!OU£b and pnera1 • in the long-awa ted movie "The Jean Herbert Hoover, and lbe one to him In 1947 a eolloctioo of unrivalled documentalion llf ll'ltllblea at lhe cheat. - - _, ~·· aa - - . Harlow Story," and I asked her about it. which his thouahll most often draw11111s and exprflsion• of :mth century 10C1:aL · Note, however, that 11 cHclll'l :,0 "'.,~ "!\'".:f.:"• .,...'!: Her only comment was, "It might be fun turn, Is the tecord of bit good lhanka. And lllll they came; and economic chaqe. keep K...• Tut from kicking the ooto. • - W'l o. to do except Jean Harlow had such a Ira· ..,. .,.,, • • - lin Milt; . glc life and I might find It an awfully dethan 110 per eent of tht .::;::: ,: r pressing character to play." , J ' 711 uaed ill lblt COillllly 011"' ••• I look back to my first meeting with ~ '~· 4 lllto tobaceo produell. II . .._, ..... • .. .... Jean Harlow ln the long, long ago When 'J the llav that diJua. - - - - .. as a schoolboy I played hookey ~ause or - - - - - - ·vo...: · another great star at MGM, Joan Craw·- By Wape 0. Brotodllldt, M.D. perlmental uaed for ID hour or Jaqer American clpratlell • ..,,.. 111410•• ' " f or d, had made th e necessary arrange"--•111......,_ 1 ~--• ""'·t tlfect would the barshar EoaJ!IIh Yll' nol Uo It - ,. ,_,.. ... .....--. ..--· K .,._, "1ety - .. - • ments for me to eo backstaae at Loew'a for hernia of tile IJ'Oin lllccet• Q-My dncJ!Ier, Zt, flu have on the 1'1'1 If lbtr ,;__._ •••• ,_ ·-• •• .., __ ...., ·-.., ''""" ·.., State Theatre. full aclerulla and can't nottb~! lie~'"",.idet. ';;.;"b; :,1:;.".:., In the few years left of her l!f~ r saw A-,-Tite toJe<_ij.. of an in'l· move ber baDilt or feet Her A oa11 q aaor- lo utfDauiahera. Even type ......_ _ ......- , . , "" her frequently in Hollywood, usually at tant memlcal JDID hemlaa wu doctor Is pvbti her Dor!da IUD or a lamp lblt emlll ultra- at lnlulallllll bGard It ·1 made llloill - lluti Ito 11* 1111!0 MGM. She always used a "runnl~ gag" tried about 26 yeara qo and pills to nJQ her so lhe Clll violet lfCbt ean be frGIIIIIc:orke - • - - - - • · '"~ · introduction whenever I met anyone on abandoned by 1111 top f11sbt sleep. Dn these pJlls contain If the eJPOI!Ire Is 1101 · · ' · · her set. She thought It was fun to ex- IUl'geona as an 'IDllafe eny nareotle? r. ll 4angerout g~e~~t. El&ltt or lO miD!•IH •: ller to tatt them! day is enaUch liJ lllllllf1 plain that I was a friend from New York cedure. ·In Order to npa1r .. who preferred meetina movie stan to wbat is essentially a defect A-Dorl.t•, 1 brand of. body's needa. ExpoaUm American presidents. your abdominal wa!U, ~ Is a IIUIWortJio hour or lllllrf ~:be, 19.itt;l~ It lsn1 possible to forget Marilyn pon must be able to aee Jlrua that sbould be Ultd only by P.•w Who ·~· · Monroe or Jean Marlow. They remain in he ia doing. The andc •'- medloal su- voloped a deep 11!0·.. 1be , memory Hollywood's most gllttertna ex- treatment. atiH porvilion. ollould be tblelded •• It!! IIMoi&l ponents of sex appeal. Their equalll wlll very few lllll'llOOIII, 11 'truly beeaute tli1a ·type llf lllbt be hard to find. a11o1 111 the dart. With Q-la .,. clally - Ill , 1110 Initate the ..un., lll1d ov., ! • modern cbolce of harmful: 'What If II II eiJIQiure ean cauN"bll•hll. ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN By LYLI!: WWKlN hom;. (Dorothy Kllgallen Is on vacation. Her guest columnist tod~y is maga· zine writer Michael Sean O'Shea.) By MICHAEL SEAN O'SHI!A After two years, Aug. 5, 1962, remam a date remembered with sadness. ln t · early morning hours Marilyn Monroe ceased being Hollywood's leadmg glamour fllrl and became instead at 36, an unclaimed body in the Los A~ge­ les County Morgue. In death, for 24 hours, her nude, wasted body, covered by a wh1te sheet lay on a stainless steel slab. Her .mortal remains were properly tagged. All was in order. officially. The only thing lackmg was di~mity. America's greatest ,,..... symbol since Jean Harlow, a suicide by sleepint pills, was In death nothing more than a numbered. corpse .. The shock of her passing was tmged With anger because this one· time fun-loving human being, had by law, been accorded routine police procedure and removed from her rented home to the nearest mortuary. Her celebrated body was put in a darkened storeroom to await an autopsy. Those of us who lov· ed her expected, quite illogically of course, that her fragile remains would be accord~d a more fitting tribute; per· haps special care was appropriate for aomeone who was so very special In life. During her reign as filmdom's gold· en goddess, most of her personal secrets were common knowledge, printed facts . Her unhappy childhood, illegitimate and unwanted, was 1 matter of record . She confessed to having been raped ·at the aee of slx. • • • Marilyn Monroe harbored onlv two secrets from her intimate friends. Her around-the-dock use of barbilurates was one, the other was the name of the person she thought of as her One True Love. Months before she died. veiled references had been made lo her romance with a much-married and important man. 8ome weeks alter her passing, 1 noted Hollywood writer was paid an enormously high advance fee by one of America's leading publishing companies to write the true, inside story on the life and death of the lovely blonde Hollywood le· eend. The book was scheduled for publi· ::.:;:cor- OOWHEX~ES THE. MOOTLEYS F16~0 THEY WERE OVER· ~!leD WITH ALL I<INOS Of INSURANCE· ... SC>0-0· '· Minnesota l I Boston Cleveland Washington Kansas City 54 59 .478 11~ o3 60 .469 5J 60 .46" 44 72 .379 42 70 .375 t611o IIIII 27 ' 27 =., - ... m: d • l R · t e 'ca e.'#:'n 0,., lltlf;; Ou a v 8 .:. 1 11 ...r:: ,::::..1:: =..,.:·.-:; o CUTTIN6 ~. .,, DAILY SENtiNEL "i: ............ 1. _ _ BAS.E Hado aneathetlcs, increued :"~";' ~~:"t!: pair can oow he The L~p~ter. Side . safely ' ~~ :..::: : beca1110 of tllelr ap ar oth•~ I ...... facton. ~~~ · We'.;eJn~DarkAgesas :Far c ed As Licorice is oncem · Q-Wtoot ...... • ~=~ 1 . _. , --~1: • _ cllaphram? WiW an "' . United 1'rOu ........ 1 cenect thlot condllkln? WAStllNii'J'!)II· (UPI) ,.;: A-A dltlplorqmalle « cHclll'i ral.le her tua hernia Is • protruaion · · · . I 111 i(J to ..... ' '· .... ' II-- aut .... .. far , li<!Grlca . , ,.... ·.u.t t"' •kw of ., -. . •'· 114p1nc to · usl)el/ lil a. weakened. dlapbraiJIL lmlld ' ~.... have . _ .. tltt port of the •tomacb ~bOYe · I ' 1· Cl=t; blttua littlehernia thai ca~ 1rou~t~ 1 uor no diiCCIIIIf>l!1, In olben, penllteilt ~ 18 Months mates it ne aTY to ~ .... jll:;:d'ee lief. , . operatiOD ' to ,... MONITOR theulti lhlt type of hemii lias • heob ~~ =~ ment, the 1utr1c ·:;~l:ri;::~~ bao been Uled liJ lnlll . ulcen, hso " -· ·• these '-tiM '111111 lenl 1'1111111. ~ It itW .eo\ ... ' eou'C'nfl\ ' ' . . " ., . ' . I " ... '• -r'l> · .' ' ( ' . ~ 'J i ' . to P.Wc\\!\ �' I l ,I J ' ' Guernsey Breeders.Field .. ·OI~.!ownFlats .j!!~ !;tnnedt~~!~~Site .~ ...i-,rr~· Day·HeldatRoushFarm ... SOCie~ Notes · ~uJ:::·~~ ...u:' ~u.e.:,~: or'1!f,:,..,~ ... ~ 4t = Dally Semi!Jtl, Po~eroy·Wdleport, 0., Aug. 11, 10su •'] ' . & IIIC lttet duced H. E. tPetei Shields, of. - · fields of l!unnyPIIOdo. Here 'lbmeo, in tho pulslt a 1 flee manager of the M~t•• Cnvn- The Freedom ~~ MiSlliOO ~ ~~ ~d.~.;. ~ tv AB.C.S. olflee who uld there. eburtb has be<ll painted. be built. •· _,...., Juno 11 tm '1It' 1.«4 ~ ~ lk• woul4 bo • Uml~ of 'h D to wu ....- on • • c' D • funds available for drousht 11111 Mr. Cecll IIGieborry • 111 K111f John. Worclllllf 4CLIPI In tho COU!Ity. was at Meigs Memorial llolpl~ P<lftlrllluiiON· to U. .S 1 f~ amb!tt11 baa mumed borne alld went aJ lite COIIli•l In t])e l.JpUed 8\alel, to :: -::!ton;,;!!:!"m"!"~. OIIJero wbo apoke briefly ID hll empl.,mant at Pomeroy· · · whole ot !be Bri!UII fonn IUdJ • ~ '' Aft. tho baJUt luodl were Joe L!Jnlng, v..,q taadl· M Charlle Carroll employ«! '-'•-' ...,,.to llle IQe. ' . WY~ tho llwn of tbo ~ :a:t wS::.~o~~l T = at c';;lumbus. 0 •. q~ent the week· Ote8 of ~ ""='~ l!omt, 1 brief butlness meotlftJ •·- · , -'·nd Parker Ciu11• end here with his wife and lAm· · . ,.. ,,. 4 _.. ....._ .~. wu bold ,_ , ...,. ' 11 01111 mllliall poundl ..-.1 - ..,..hiiODf ~..,. Mr ~ klent lntr. Candy Teehnicla~; Virgil AI- Y· BY BDTIIA llaaj 11 ~ · IOIIihl· By t ,publle, N)d, oq 1tb. It; ' ' IJNI ' ijn~. D.HJ.A. Tester, and Ml~ ·Mr. Bob Ours vtolted the Cot· MJ1, Gerald hu eDci of las! mDDth, one qawtlr In Ill · aud....,_ lfiJh Dlxio Roulh, Mei!!J County& roll family . 1umec1 borne frGIII tiJcl 01 tbt IIIDl bad b!ton rlllaad. Quna, lllard IMr tllwt C!ll Dairy Princus. Mra. Loui8t Van Motor and Memorial hospitaL She , 1a Two Plrll subJect. ' ljarold Carnahan reporied dsughtors Linda and· Nickey patient for Tbe memorial· will f.U till ollllo~~ zoo VISITORS- Mary Allee Sal!luell and SUzy of Ill• plan ior. the 4ftrtricl Guern· and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood treatme;:t "Mtci. '·.. two pa.ts: /llld wat ,._ ...... W'lll ·ley lhOw being held tbl1 ylN!r Johnsloll visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. armon ey - A ~ A""' l 816 W. Main St., Pomeroy, ..... DeLw.. I ams, at tile ')lleigs County fair. He t,ewlo Jobnelotl and famlly of remabll a patient at : ·.;;1.... 10419'h S. Broadway, Los Angelu, and Mra. Nina Stan. Mill tbt show wUI itart at 1 Mi ·ue R D 1 Memorlll Hotplttt. ·-..,.. _J_ ""! .· fwld , 427 W. 107th St., L~s Angeles, on July 25, are 1\eCtnt vtllhwa of Mr. 11111 Piit. 011 Priday. Aug. Zl. Tbere nerm •· · · Mr •. and "'"'· Lawrence Americlll •c-Ia IN!IttJ. . pictured with a white goat lD ~e Paddock Area of the Mrs. Charles VanMeter aod ~Ill be 50 bead of .registered A bridal shower was given ~n, PaUl and l'enlll, -4 ~. , Children's Zoo In San Diego, Calif. famdy were Mr. and Mrs, Char. Guemaey cattle or more In llle by Mrs. Louhle Van Meter and ~!Jitltl wllb Rev. 81111 Mrs. Ill up 'to aelld I bOpe tmy pti'IOll to II* les Cornell, Racine: Mr. Homer abow. Mrs, Otl$ Bailey for Miss Llll· lie KUN!e, Tnmway. 11 jll'adulte at 11~ feell I ~ ~ T1mn10111 Sr., East Liverpool : da Van Meter · at PorUaod Mr. ~ :Mn. Arttnlr Jludtnti to lbrN ~ tl ~ llealli Mr. Jacob Van Meter, Mr. IIJid C. E. Blakealeo•. County Ex· School August 7. La~ster, vlsliAld reeenlly hlshat In late Jlruid4ilt 11r who M · Rusaell VanMeter Mr and lenJioo Agent, u•d Melg• . 1 Mr. and Jrlrl. Lawrence bmDe llllplnl~ In hll"lJOUr~ Ch.orlea Filch a~ f~mily County'l future to to be IDUnd Mr. and Mra. 81mon P~el and famlly. ilan'~ Ita will ri"l!illld 1.._11y to and · Jaek 'l'il!JIIJOIII' local in its young pec~pla and that and Mr. and Mro.,!;':' ca~- Mr. and Mrs. Cbarley . tdlool of appeaf.wbleh li&bln lllra. Harold Newiun. d~llllh· everyone should encourage and tl!r viiiiAld Mr. 8 rs. ay· alld J1y. Gallipolill, vii- 1111 M-chuleill to llYt <11." l!oiiCIU- · 1er Sandy; Mra. George Sellars, help them in every way ]lll8Bi· wood JohOAton. iled with Mr. and ·Mrl. Ttchnology. 'lfome told lbo .luPd r!"atn, LoiJB Bottom, and Miss Pullins bie. Guests at the home ol Mr. Reml!aw. II 1B hoped tlu!l tbo flrll Jill& u lbe Mqq Carte Willi'IIJIIIown, W, Va, were re- Ron Eberhard, Business Maft Edd Bu•h and Mr. and Mrs. Cpl. Norman Hy~ell left deull will 10 to tbe ltoo4 for fretdolll and ~· cent guests of Mr. and Mra. ager of the Ohio Guernoey Cecil Ro~eberry were Mr. alld centiy for Ia JIIDI1tN !lillY in $tatea in IHi IIIII lbal . Sir Alec llld, Jt 18 fllilnllllil B7 Blanche M. Haskin~ R. E. Durst and sons. Breeders Association, spoke oo Mrs. Earl Thoma and son of Korea. M~•· HyaeU and Bruce eome from 1M fUnd rllillit · a Otemmial ~ Iliad dlere Paulatte Ritchie, Portland the wpic "The Future of the Pomeroy alld Mr. Roy BUBb, are at their bnme Jiere -~ the appeal and invested by (in RuiiiiYIIIede) 1 Ia · 11J1t!10rY opent the weekend with Bhar!M Dairy Busliless." , local. , ly purchased fr0111 Mr..and /olnl. truattes will bo 8llffldent to a Ifill ~CIII who ltoo4 By BLANCHE M. BASKINS whan I recount all the fun Vanli!Mer. . Phylli• Wigal of Racine v1o- ,Merlin Tracy. eupport ·12 1tudeoll ucll for tbe ume ~· AUG. 5 - Early today my from the firll 1911 Ford right Mr1. Jamea Middleowart has He eiated that the fam1iy ited Mrs. LoW. van Meter Mt. alld Mra. Cbarleo The orllblal propc~~~~J f Fontlte PII"'Jl'P• first visitor was a gorgeous on down to my beloved '47 returned home from the St. Jl). farm is still considered to be 8 and daughters Linda and Nick· held a aurprise blrthdtll' party IUCh an appe1l Clllle In AI ill lbeme, fl'!' llilld·ral• one _ a plleated woodpecker, Dodl•· seph Hoepital, P•rkeraburg, and very profitable. enterpr~oe; that ey. and cookout. Sunday evenlBJ for parUnmentary deb!tte on Dee. '" deslped a motif for bnl!ienl red and whlte mark· rl 11 convaiosclng nicely. like other hus1nesoea, tl takeS The are having prayer Mr. Lew Dtehl, father of Char· i, IH3. • )IQIWI IIIII adverln~s with lot> of bia£k, be,auti-' w: =lda~"f\r ~ teoodle~ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch alld good managemenJ, inlt•ative me~tl~g at Morris chapel lei Diehl. Tilt following were In rep!)< to I question tisemenll lalltn from an fnfOI' lui crested head. of le have. But I'll apare Bobby, were recent guell of and hard work to make II 1 church eac~ Wednesday even· present for !be affaJr· Mr. ~nd Harold Wlllon, leader of phat~ph of the Prut· What was he dlling? He was reader onl just her mother and family, Mra. IUCCOIJ, He also annOHnced oev· ing Mrs. Kenneth Will and child· oppotltion L!'bor walk1ng II!I'Otl Jud 11 carefully de-buplng the whole rl ' Y Violet Brewer, era! ute and meetinj datea of Russel Rhodes visited Mr. ren. Mr. and Mn. Walter Hell· Mlnlater Sir Alee Port. The- pbolomain trunk of one of our maple Iii ' co umn. Mro. Maxine Duret, son Tom, intererl to Guernooy folk~, Milo Rhode• ond family. I man, Mr. and Mrs. ~ How- Homa 8JJIIOilJJCed INI the taken 111 Alntrjoap pliOtrees He didn't atay long, but Shartet and Alida VanMeter Two rinll of Mr. Roush 1 eo· Dave and !leon Greaoer and ell and children, f .ew•s and lll'llment had dtelded tlu!l 1\fart- Sbll' Q Jjdd what a treat to have such a TOMMY SCALLY'S new ware recent guesla of Mra. Lou- cellent cattle were ludaed and 1 mily of Pomeroy called on Charles Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. shllllld he an appropriate been the Presklent's really exotic visitor. "Sling Ray" bike il doubtless iu VanMeter and daughters. prizes awarded to David Brown, ~r and Mrs. Clyde Wines, J.ewis Diehl, the hoot and hoot. mortal to tbe late · one of llimlflt, Trv to imagine what a dull •the last word in these vehicles. Mfll. Ceell Roseberry and Wellston: Jan .A!ldre, Racme, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Shain ess. . '1'1111 deelllon, and . lbt The JIOjllel'l! and ltdm1ll& world it woulcl bo wllbout birds. Highest handlebars I evGr uw, ehildren, visited her liater Mrs. m the Junior diwuon. and Mro. of Antiquity and Mn Dine Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston, nouncement that Queen are appelU'inl In irRJDs, To begin on, veaetation would long foam rubber seat, the or> Zana MiddieJWart. rscently. Gene Yoot, Rael~e, and Mr. Smith Portland, vlstted Mrs. Huntington, 'Jllnl a weekend abeth wllbed to be and railway atatlonl. soon cease with all these in. vy of all beholders. It hu cor> Duano Allen apent lfverai Paul Moore, Rac•ne In the Sen· Garnet Smith. with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi· · sect enemies Jeff ID ruin it. slant passengers, Kathy and days with Mr, and Mrs. R. G. lor Di•lBJDII. _ Mrs. May Johnston ley. . SomeUme, read acaln Long· Patty Harris, or whoever ean Abels tblo week. - -Mr. and Mro. Art Eblin and fellow's "Birds of Killing· wangle it at tho time. It Mrs. Zelia Boyd. Parkersburg. and Bruce enjoyed a wiener children .•re In Columbua worth" !poem) wherein the ~eem• to opin along mon Joy· w. va. rpent tho Weekend with roast saturday nlsht at the Mr .. Ebhn 1s employed. people ()! a village decided to ously than most. her ~ter IIIII husband Mr. and home ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mioo Darleno Ehlln !1 visit· II kill off all the birds. Desoia· . Mfl. Dell Talbott. l Johnson, Tammy alld Cheryl at h!g bor srandmother, Mfll. lion ensues. They 1188 their , th Mr. IIIII Mrr. R. R. Dural and OCie 0 Wolf Pen. burn, romeroy. · Rio Grantle College Is sftldugto fll14 out how dreadful mistake. Soon they AND ANOTHER vahtcle 01 Tom were in Gallipolis Sunday. Vlsitin Mr. and Mrs. Char· Billy Davll attended I many people In and aroUDd MJddlellOrt and Pome· ·. went out, captured all the optno out~ here with .t~ pas- They Yilited "Our House" end . les Ho~ck were their sons Mr. Davia reunion heicl at (.aka roy are pflnnlng to rel!ISter for lll;ht cl1111ea next ' birds theJ could find, put them sengers IS Steve B~tley' n~w other places of interest. Mr. and Ml'J. Dl\lk Sterrett and Mrs Paul Hoback and lam· rna recenUy. fall. A mlDimum of twelve eii1"0Uee.t II required for · In safe comfortabl. cages, re· motorcycle wtth wile, Jamce Mr. and Mn. L. R, Gluesen· and Mr, Rschard Duckworth. 'I of ~lum~us · Mr. and Mrs. Mre. Na!U. Trscy, Ball Run, 1 night class. Write for a Rio Grande CoDeee !luJI. turned them to the village with and small d~u&htl!r, Natalie a· camp vlalted tlltit lOIII Larry attended the bue ball game ~ Hobact and' family oi MU· wao borleil Thurrday ovenlng etln and from It cheek your · and tbeu write sung and triumph. Never were board. R•de safely, dear ones, and wife, and Bud, and wife tournament In Welialon, Satur· ford Paul and' family were en· for tho Laurel CIIH Health to WI your request of the or CODrle!! whloli blrdo 10 welcome to a denud· these g1111eous llllllllltr days. and daushters, Portland, reeent- d&J night. and rou~ to Flolida where they Club wllleh was potluck at 1 you lille for us to at lli&ht. To help ua ed, pert infested town. ly. to~ra. Ada Slack, Mr; reside . o'clock. 14 members were pr... In our will you request, Wbe1'8 po.. LOOKING AROUND - Adrl· Judy C07Art. Gallipolis, sped! J.!rs. Robert Slack, David and wi~ Bill·Otler is home, after ent. The September meeting tlble, same cou~ses which are offered IN CALIFORNIA, grest sums enne Mills Munn goea ill'• here tho weekend with her mother Hobyn: Mrr. Margaret Cottrill J te""" aeven weeki IIChDDl· will be with Mrs. Carol Mul· In the schedule In the Bulle,tlnf ·• . d to "Sav on • visit !rom PmDPSVIiiO, 0. ~, Dal'ly comP ~.. . Wll e of I da ~ vo . . Be AI 10 . g at Warren son Colloao -. ford • Ches'·r w . , . """ PeJng npen " For write: · . th Redwoods " that state's - We chat ormer . Yl Recent visitors of Ebor Car· Ritchie, Mr. and Mfl, n • s Nc Mrs. Cora Renshaw recenUy stuchnt •1141 m:tchless 200 'reet hl'h, 20001w,~en ftht~ 0'";' old~ panter and family were Mr. len; Jim Davl~ A~111; Mrd ~ atMrwa::;;'~;. 'th-is Hubbard lijlinla day with her liSter, Mrs. 1 0 years old trees, without a peer · and Mrs. Robert Weddle and Mrr. Joe Boy • arue an U· p >iill'ed in Columbus Lona Roeclter. • c ass RIO in this world . Iwere mere babes - Now they children: Mr. and Mrs. Charles lie, Parkersburg; /olr. alld Mra. and liBY da ter and son·lil· Mr. IIJid Mrs. Lawrence Ebltlo l:arly and thoughtless logging ~ ~ret mamas, papas, teac:! ColkiDa; James and John Suttle: Barnhart; Mrs. ~Ita B~:d ~~ J:.r and~rs. Doll VIlli- lin Is having .. landscaplna o•eratlons as much as 60 and oc ora, nu~sea,l co~•::; Wash- Mexino and Tom Durot, Sborleo Mr. and Mrs. Js 8 . ' Janien and tlleir 70 years ruined acres and agetro, onDe Cao ~nl'd llk to slid Alicia VanMob!r; Paulette Arizona, mgon. . . e . acres otth ese gIts an ere Cij a · have a list of the prngony of i I "Locust Grove," home of Mr. and Mrs Edson 1\oush of Rae~no. Meiss County, wao tho llltinl ......Uy lor the lllftiiAI field day and ptcnte of tho loutlle8lt Oh' Que . BNed· 10 rnsey Oil ':;'.,.!! Laurel on .,.,.;Jefy Stiversville News·Notes 'Zoning ...'X , N =:or C: vtBI':t. f.emtili- '..arm,lgwu R . (~ Little Aid . . ' .... 5 • .,. • .It the I"WWu••. ;ol tbe laQd ~ ..~. .. the Chester .... and ~ wiD begin d.-atillf. 1:01 with Jean BWJI, SaUy ldOI'II, LiP' da Perry, and Allee Slillih 111 even various subjecta, Five Point star su-. "" : , monatrators will be A.nn Holtu, "• Lenora Mlebael and Lcallf ID '\ chael. The Star stitcliera win ~ begin their dem~litlna at a,36 and win! cwcltide the prosram at 8:•. ...J. IJtn\IPS --- FROM TOWER PARIS (UPI) - Mre. Bapw Breull, a 32-JUMI(d mother of jumpted 186 feet from 1111 floor of the Eillel Tower Monday, picked benei!IUI, took a few steps snd collapaed, She in an 81Dbulance. blJ: ' Personal MONEY """? Want • little pmoul podlel last 1et oalhe !IDe oat .,.u us for your ....ficJutitl C..h·Lillo. Wo 11<1 filii to pe you o I(Uick O.JL ~ peo.f.. Y'"\N plek UJ ,..... JD- trip ••. takes e¢r Ill b ._, , "'"""" to •\Jft ,..... llu4pt paym.euts indode the a1 • able cborp. Par lD lull .., ol Jess cost, lfs 1111 t. - JOU. last <all for your eMit- - Line ...... WOULD YOU ·LIKE TO .JAKE A RIO GRANDE COLUGE NIGHT CWS This SHttNer 1ft Your HOlle Town? • I , 1Cbeltei 1 Syracuse S • tYN es m::..lf.. "*" . ' JII)JI! MeCoy ~ IIi mplrattoa by ·-r::;.,w Did You Know . That ... ? frolll , . l) M«ll!J, =taol "' 'I . ABOARD '!'HE A1IICRAFf CABIIIER USS 11COIIDii:ROGA (VfJ) - Rep A!IIIJ. llDbeJi B. Moo!'e Jald Mon4&7 the U.S. 11blc- on ~orth VIet Nam Wed!lfl!lay' would ban been successful tl if we had sent ~ days . ID • oblervllilx! , Junior Fair Jod •'• Admiral Sure W'f I OPJor. ,.m;:r 2-2171 125 E. Mlin ! st; Pomeroy CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. ~ ::Sw;: aa•· fornJa was aware. that class of 46 members jUJt lor fun - Mrs. HBrUnger now soon to be 80, goes briskly by, admire• our petunias and brightens the whole momlngOur neighbor, Mt1. Lockwood ails and chat> a while - We discuss the heat with Mae Willlama and decide wo can't do a thing about It, so why try - the bad news from Viet Nam oppresoes 111, with local II pre•!led 'boy" Major Bob Chambers AJalnat the evds'r •-•· just having gone over thmOowinl bretll!'' Mrs. Faulkner antertalnlng neighbor Alice Fink and ,..,.... HERE'S ONE _•u. end .a11 al othors over 011 her glittering you'vo over heard m tho lme newly painted porch - Mary of iearnlq tD drive 8 car· H•len Duvill brlnglns us over He was an Englishman. He'd some line big tomatoes from ~I ~4011.00- G~t that - In her mother's garden up on Ru~ drlvm. leSJOIJS. He d faded his land St. _ !do Mee Martin drlm 1 test nine Umet now. IMI'3. Frankie) bringing two "But.''. ~· "I'm ~~ keep or her three "sprouts" topther 011 tryln - perhapa '" some with two of slater Bertha's other country. If I don't. 'twill M,. Billy Soltesz'a' cute have an adverse eRect on my youngun!l to see 111 - Mrs. whole lie, my bu!lneBI, every· Charleo Courtney and mother lhinB·" · drop by as does "Hughesle'' That'a the kind of opunk that (Mrs. Ethel! Nora Mills wllb a made EDciand ifell. Suppose beauwous whltl! lily to sJaddED Sir Walter Ralelgil hadn't us -the folka out "Lone Lane" apread that eloak, or had way N's sisters Selva ancl1!ertun1011 hoek from the trip to tha 'sending us some ltne pe• VJr&blla in tbo Ne~ World, or .mea _ Now If some 0t10 wm · that Nelaon or Wellinston or 1 just kill a steer aDd 11J1t1 us 1 OlurdiiU bad Dunked IPJ of hunk we may not btve lo go to tbelr Jobl: It stapera the inial· the store but 01101 a daJ, Where' lnatlotl. as we often now ID Wloe So II" to I~ old feller. hoping you are the same I "" Now they are really awake. On Dl7 ,desk .'.' a beauUful vol· wnne titled The Last Red· wood'~ sent to. me. recently. wherem the entire hJS!Dry and the whole conservation program IS set forth With so many beautiful IICOilet lrtm there, that you loni to seo them lor yourself. "A tree whose buagry mouth ...., ,,..... OliB v ..,. ......... never uy die drivW 11111'1. E. M. Woodl who now in har later yem, m.tn, etc. YoUI'I, ii.M.It , A BROCIUNG n,tu:e - to just two :run qo, l~ to to Jill! - In tblo WHii·•· ' drlvt. Never, oover, will I week _ eotl of livina bu bpi btr perailtence, aa she up 72 per cent s1nc;e .close C!I'IJitaDIIy practleed parklns In Worlcl War U 111 ~· laJt tl:e Z3 ft. llfea In front of her lbout fllcal · ,.., Jiltlfy ~- Noor lhe ulll lbout, aome one bid be!W' ~ '1111 ~ takl 1ler friends, goes , and ball thoreol, or w~11 eventual. 10"1. lJ heve' a OOIIdfllan u Iii ltalf . lw efforll b!teame almOII a w11ere c:urr,ncy bu ~reeiafr ..mD11111i1Y allatr !hot Qll- e.. 90 tn ,~, yoo have to wta mer u we all eheered bor oo. your 110 couPI monoy In a biJ We rejolee with her. big to bu7 .1111 slmplerl Ill, J MVB lhit all up, lhlnga. about 1 JUt aco. after 45 yeara at lite Wheel - and dOD't ,oa In the public land survey 'l'" IIIII* ,&bit !fU llbout tlme7 11an. a WWIIIblp II a 811\tBN llul 1 w tun - ob, coll7. u llliler Oli .eaeh side. THIS· WEEK!· . . . Forget about cleaning fnrnaee and flues. .. " Frid:~y Saturday AUG. 14 15 IIG SEMI-ANNUAL I I .. ' ·.l end· A·rea •.· ' ., (Moaey••avlng rea•ou for eleetrle lleatl) "COllMAN" HIATING AND 'AIR-CONDITIONING . Needs about fO SALES & SERVICE . .:CHASE HARDWARE .... maintenance .. :p er year. Two Big Days[? .. ot without hllh ID lltrn pfll). io a critical (M~ae:r••avlng reason for eleet..le la.eatr> For all ihe ~ets about the a\lvantaa.es of flam~lell. eleetrie ll,.t for·yo~~ mail &hit coupon (no obll8atioD) tot Co!lunltuo alniCompany l!i>ll!h'em A1111 D-·•""--"-' ~-• Ollie E!Mtfle ' ...,.. _..~ .,..u DUI'IOI In are DHded. II cllnlca, ~tttu- 11on1, Shorl sp.,e tlmo .pn, l'or fret n~IICOI Nuroint and ~ ·~us No!'lh·.:P.on• Ssr'Z.~-· . 'llolumb~ IS, Obi,. • •' ,f.. .t;, ' o;<- ~ ~,.,..,JP~ r . , ._... .. .. ·-·- -- ..-~--- -~ ~~~~----.-----~--------~~ ~ �·'. "'1 , r • ' ~- '' 1 ,• ·~ . 1 ~ "" t 41r 1CU • CUGUt..• lllk•'• coroebaclt by l!fd Wlllal*y - IMr .,~ .._ a 41.01 o1 llf&U ill.U .......t:A.I 11. .1. WGUKIU W ~act u t;rate S~ven1' lllnd·in. m••'DI! So U..t's wbat I'll! dam, pJut l • • R ~ ~ .-e.~f!fBlOfl . ,. ev~tf:J ~c::......_ ,~, .•• ,._ ~~ G:~ "tt:YI·~· ~~ ~ . ,. ·,... . li!Ue alra wodr., ibt . ' ~~~:~~~iabr: ~c:-poq>~=-~· '· .. . ll!ollow· - Gl tile mM brufll. By ROBQ't !oftJIEL mal:eo• love tc lbem, _u the taldal ~~ 1D dlot dty. 1M I Ulllllll f'nil ....,.._l C8IO DIIY lie, ). In ol 1111 ~ liCit eomplallled: NEW YOIIJI; !UPI~The 11$ most mmjit~qus localel Ill tile . ,;1 i!GD'IIbltlk JDII..,t - me 1111 IOUr!•t 111!4i :·w~~y didn't b!i ell) , • . . · . bofott," he crlftlleol. "I'm ruJ. lbty ltll me II 1111 beautiful, Wrllor Glri<JI Kabill aad pro- I)' a ' C.b driver. Ollt o1 lbe too?" ._ dli<CI Dayld ~~'"'kiM 8!!11 Iliff ill tile tertii 1111 • fore Bile· Wll! . of New DIDiel Meillll'i 1101 kid- cl mlDit · In ~ 1101 lOIII York CIIJ, ADd there Willi good' d.llll \ll!ell•lbe7 U~id lhla would · ~ !l_lr bel' IUO)rise. For J1t be one ollhe llleml at lbo DOW BrJ.ifjn flllli~ o( tier COUillry· IOI'les. -A few dnys ago thaJ me11 aiiO ba~e Ill• Idea lhe liUI- "en P'!'""'aded' Jeroma BrodJ, II'OpQuo Jo vaal compleli ot bpetltol' of lbo ·.ftalobow Room, I.IIOPo~lll Je8lllli teriem,;nts ·os they have ooe of lbe IIWII ..uperbl)' oiled ~ lmot " .., telev 11ioo weell oitet IJid ·elq8nl reatou:anto ID tho fi. Bhmder ~ ,j!! "Eaet Side West _ Side" world - it II-.., the 86th Door e..wp Uld ~'Naked City." · : of Rockefede! CeiJ!er - to ehul Now ~u· '.'1/lr. Broadway". down for '!' entire dly 81111 , ' tJow•r. lb ~-lOIIi Cll$-TV todventure niCbt Whllt they ueed the ...f.Dlvllloaol -.q kries whldl ID~de to redresa and cold lllioa for a aet, : l . ltoeklnp the balance. beto• . &.Ike :l'bvy were alulotbl& (1110 Cll Bell (played by Cral& ·StevenSI the cllmacllc scenea Clf lhe epl-. ',mtnt . )!,,.,..... is ~ public nlatlono aport on sode when, I looted ill well aft. !T.Depan :he luxu•)ous. "llurke's Law" er lllldnlgbL ·Guest otar t.ureo n.mmt. level wllo , helps bla cllenll (or BacaU - a filled ilttglng liar. •'•tnc clrlv!DC w...., =, obatl of tile city .... pointed _,ery msreac! of tho .real ,_. jhlng" - . · -. w.dtina to mat.. b1s emrance ' . 1w NI.D r• .IAIILI " ' 11 1 "'- Plr• waa a. ~ some 7111111 IIWI· whole. lace looked familiar. · · · · ~· DA·I LY CROSSWORD a ' . -= n·. ' 8.- ...... .. Sit J:yo'l•=t ' of: lufftll: 26.00-p.... -. 10rve4 tllh :II. Sup: !oraa '~'••·-- ........ oar 81. R•u-twn: 11111U.Citylrola aa. XU.'• .......... P.Comb..... tloo ti<>q !O. CIIop P.Betl11. COIIlrllwa 17.1'1>1o ' ' .• U.Aotma · 2:J. Reli• detit , \ . . lUNG- ~( . ' ' - .. CHES11EII GOULO "You oomethlnr, J;Q, 7 I think you are overdolnc .., -,. . r- follow·throuah · a little lilt!" WJEH RADIO Notice .a. 017t...•- Qaollllea 'l'BV IIIXUVBV KBZSVXVQWl I:BBVKB Glo PLB X WK8 YQ'r&•loXBIU- XQB Yeet.er4AJ"e . tll)ptap a. "l'Rlm GBNIROIIl'l'l' . GIVJill alliCOilNrl'ION.-<IOE'l'HII 1Dliii4._1'_11M THE Middleport Fire Depart· ment and the Middleport .Park Association are joJntJy sponsoring a "Summer Fling" at the Middleport Municipal' Park, Tuesday, August 2S, 1964. Events : Chicken Barbecue. Ice Cream Social. 5 p. m. Boys ' League Baseball Game, 7 p.m.: Water Show at pool (Local TalentJ . 8 p. m.: Dance on Tennis Courts. Rain date: Augusl 26, 1964. Come and bring the family . 8-ll·t2tp 7 7 T"'e-,a ro-rd-;-;Drtc:-:-.ving -= R-an-ge;- RL7 near the State Garage, wt11 1 be opeo Monday. Wed,.'fday, Friday, 4 to » p. m. aod Sat· urday and SUnday, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Practic. In the cool of 1.0e evening and under Ughts. 8 6 6tc ' News-NQtes~, .;: ' I SUPPOSE Al=iER ALL , WE DON'T NEED "!"HE MOHEY! ' J~ I lbi!rt ...=· '"'' J'/0 ,. ,m "• ,, For Rent 3 ROOM fumtshed •partnien~ E. MaiD Street. Phone WY-2 Big Fr"zer Sal• ·2311. 1-Htc All Sizes • 1•1• PrieM FOUR IIOOM furniShed ap•rt.e USED BUYS e 21 c:u. ft. flrl11d•re Ched 1110111. Pboae WY t-Jftlitl t e tic TliRll:li: ..... """ """" fuml•ho a.o.a 'I<J(J'R< RIGHT. JULIE I ..;---· 4 ROOM ttpartment witb batb. ~ WY 2-6:1115. t Radio ,:.•.. .' I 27 lie IIXKPB . P:rNier "'" $125 1• cu fl. Choat ,......,, $100 ' ••. ft. Hoi!Ntlnt ttofriiOrolor .....,......,...,... $65 l3 cu. ft. Unfco u.riiht $100 12 cu. fl. en.•..., .. ......... $75 9 cu. ft. Frlt"'ld"-oro=-RofriiOrolor $50 .. IIIII -.......... opan WY HIM 12 e tic 'lrelfene Wrinatr Washer ,-;--:--.,....,.-- $50 MODERN furnished aparlment Unl .. Autontalto Woohor $75 3 large 1'001111 and borh ~II Pom•ror, Lanclm•rk Employment Wanted Ullllliel ~ See Fred WY :Z.211f ... c:a_,, Mtr. llt1itnwl, &' 2M So fourth tMPUiYI!kNf won!Aiil-5 Avo., Mlddiep'rt 7 ~~ ttc YOU PAY 1. . lor liDo lng for d!lldren or lid!. Endo IIIODEIIll 4 ftiOIII 11111- botll hlrnllltlttp 11 Biker P'Uml- Faulk. WY Wllltl. S.ll-31c luriJiaot ~ Phooe lUre Itt lllddlepcn Ohio HOUSEWORK by the dly. Call IJY Nt1t. • 12 lfo • II de 'II• ~ I l .... * Marine Suppilet tl CabiD erw.r 8lltl wltb 125 H.P motor Phone Wl lit w.•l Ralpll J..._, ~- Hm wl '{'·1 or.~:, io';!oo~ �.• .' , f,Diily SeDUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Aq. 11, 19S4 WEAI'BEB ,.., ..,.;, ..... Hlp • ~ 'P' 41& • . .; . , . . . . 1 _, • ' X ' I. VO~ ." XVI NO. 101 ( .; r M ·. e:. .. J .~. .d Y ... ~·m 't·:r~tt.-t; ~!! . .I'OMEJ<iq1-MtDDLEPORf,"QRJO.......,......:.. ' ' ' ,, • " ' ' e • • "'·~·.#~' '!' ., 01 "'~'· , ~~ . . ' ,.,.. ~% Wfl>N'ESDAY., AtG,UST ,12, l964 • 't"-4 · " . •.. I ~ ~ ~\, ~ J ' • ' I "'v . oldwater ' SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. James W~ ot BlOOlllllltton, Illinois ...._ 8lUIOIIIIdni the lltlval of a BOll; Advice Same: ·Go West Young Man, Go West! born August a. The baby wetp ed ·1 Iba. and ~~ 01. and hal boell na!l*l ftl\r!llaU Tbomu. They have anoiber soft, two years old. Grlllflpartflti ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~· Werry of Pomeroy and . Mr. a n d Ml"ll. 'l'llorqas Holler, Rt . I Racine. Great-grandporentt are Mrs. Martha RC!SO f!. Bashan. Herman Werry WP~eroy, and Ralph Gibbs Sr., of New HIVeD, W.Va. WABHiliGTON - The lng s~lvos have sounded l'b•f promises to be. one ol bJa l!lottles of the pr~ntlal campolgn - t h • corjdltlon of the nation's defen., ... · Republican presidential can416at.; Barry M. Goldwater let loose the fir.t round Monday in a apeech here before the Na· tiona! Association of Coontlos. He charges that the administro· Qon's "utter disregard for new wea na" would lead to a cut o1 rifT oent over the neil de.;ade'' in the nation's "dellv· erable nuclear capability." 0n ~nother fron · Rep. Melvin R. J,alrd, R·Wio.; chairman of the ~lntlorm C0)\1fllltt.e at the recent GOP National Conventioo, oharged that the admlnistra· tl1>11 was attempting to stifle criticism of the "gap in weapQn, development.'' J:' ,. Richard Burton and Jean Simmons in "THE ROlE" (Color) -ond- POMEROY OHIO CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 SUN., MON. and TUES. Auauot 23-25 "A DISTANCE TRUMPET" (TeehllieoJor) Troy Donohue Susan Pleshette COMING "ADVANCE TO THI RIAR" Glen Ford A ...... 31 • Saptambor I W•lt Dl~n~~y's "MOON SPINNERS" September 4 lhru Sept. 9 THIS WEEK'S CANVAS SPECIAL 59 Chev. Bel Air 2·Door Beautiful beige !inisb with spotless saddle interior, SIJ: cylinder motor, runs and sounds like new. Stan· dard transmission. Squeeze extra miles out of each . Jallon of gasoline. Set off with 4 gleaming white sidewall tires. All this beauty and economy for only F •T GMAC Financing Av11llable M KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile iii I I "YOU'D Ute Our Quality Waf of Dolag·Bn"-nl" ' "', WY' ,2-5342 . Porueroy1 Ohio PXFORDS WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S _ $199 • THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. • • • ' , AT BAINBRIDGE SCHOOL- nere are the ·majarettes and drum !DaJPrette trom.Pomeroy High during theJr recent stay at Camp Valley Vista Majorette and drum majorette school near Bainbridge. Donna Crow, bead majorette second from left, Is assisted by: Kandi Grueser, Peggy Hoffner, Kay McGowan, Linda Moore, Pamela O'Brien, and Sqp dy ThOmas. Pictured at the far left is Mbs Connie Leaven who is as· sisting Mike Allen of the Purdue All American Marcblnc· Band with th ~· ·proiJ'Uil. Co1111ie ls a former Indiana State Twirling Champion anu Judge. . . . , . . Pickets Blame U. S. for.Air Raids .. J.. ~~ ~ -,_ '-', ~.~,..:..;. . .t ' L 1 � 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 11, 1964