https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac2eda91a79dcb8c5b9955f0cc31c9d5.pdf 4bc01275c46bd327e649c47a3569d81e PDF Text Text ., 1 • ' Four Divisions of Amateur Jn } d d F o , Pa1ntmg c u e at rur 0 I • l"our tUYillml In IIIIUIIeur Ilia year In do!Deltll: til• year 1nt be doinooac arto ... , . _ ezblblta r.. tbe annual Melp County Fair loblch opens Aug, 11. The. four d!Vbloaa ln ~ling, "PPIIICied r.. tble year • fair, rill inelU<Ie olio, water colors, :barcools and PR!t&. No "palntinp by number" wiU !" accepted for display and exhil> <s are timlted to Meigs and Joining Ohio countleJ. . .Seveo classes. included m the Ml pamting divlSlon are Land· re.a~ , seacapes, ~rtralta, 1Uil lifes, marine studies, flow. the ol at 10 a.m. oo Aua. '11 and idel! and articles that . et "'J\ " f\ ill B II ;; the dresslllit., - and and and· ·boys' 111oreblwlll be 111r<e cia,... of .lnfanll' wear lncludlna cap .,.._ and - . ees, either kmtted or eiocbet· ed, and croebeted ertb ciWon. ~'! ·!"- --~,------------~----~........;-_ _ _ _ . Arnold ·B·roth~rs e CUSTOM ORINDING & MIXING e FEED, FERTILIZER, SUPPLIES PHONE W Y 2-2448 KAUTZ FEED STORE .t -~ ' ' .POMEioY, '0. Chester, 01\io I. '• ' v •. ~ .. ,·' ''i ..• LET US SHOW YOU THE REAL FACTS! scene, on 11. BY AS MUCH AS .. -, Mr. · NOW I Heat With BoHle Gas •. anti . . . MY ELEmiC BILL GOES .. UKI. . THIS • • • .. • ' .•'. ., ' I I inlerelted In . ·••In .' w.Mie. lltuatiotls wtJI change 111 '!Iii! future, ...eral who have ! wltlt Glebll during the ...oro~ mootba bave the wm not be a canSomo t'lp<lrl they be . . ~;/ •·, · . .-·· , ~"'('.'''· .. .- I I. ---- bad: into politico __, ·: . ' f .. ·' TO HEAT ·~2 · fi.O·ME~S . When You· Live ·ld Only . l~- Giema Taking Dbn oi!YtlJM. 110<111. . • and Mrs. FAward GlemJ called ail the Guy Bollns recently. 1 Mr,. Irene' Hellflt of Galloo Vloiteil ·lfltll Josie· Heilger. She ! came; for ; the fWJeral of her . ftiOthar. Larry, Bollng. ! Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant aitd diiiJlbler Judy enjoy"!~ two ! weeks vacation in Ke'n\ucky : and Smoky Mb, I 1\lrs. Nellie Borgan luw sold. her !ann and moved to IM!J i lriler home ·hero. ! ~~ · Ruth Snodgrass, Racine ftllted ·hl!r I)IOtber, oma Am , atiCI brotber Pail!. Mra. Arlx's olitor,' Mrs. SmaDey ol Michl· II!' La alao a 'risilor. ifr..-.atiCI Mrs. Robert Jewell ' Nlteil' flle.'Gietl JeweUs, lloWII- ! . '' lDgtoa. Jlil. P'l'lnl< llaiUday, who auf. I fti1,d • III!Ck IDjury and Mrs. Paulbte Alldlll, who ·bsa 1 brGkal foOt, are reeuperalinl tltit Astrooaut John H. ·P · A · Y .. WI~Y I Wrote Checks Like These When I Used flameless Heating 1t8i1 aorne re- ' to oeek ' declllci'. ·. ·' Mll8flirlal OODI·I ''-----~~------------~~--~~ .. ' ~- J s. 101 near thia huge Marine base, and carted 5fl P'll"""" to several nearby hosplh!ls, CaUfornia Highway Patrolinen reported. PROOF That You Can Mr. and Mn. David Wiseman are ~ts of a .new !On Evan DaviS born aU.Ieijo Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Joltn Sl<iul has sold her cement block house to Mr. and Mfs! Dana 'volllll!. . Ava Gilkey hal received word ' that her 11011, Howard is a.med· leal pa/!,nt' at Holzer. Mr. and '· MrS. · Kenllf!th "Ervin 11nd son of Albany aua Ava Gil· key enjoyed a cook out with th.e Clinton Glikeys Sunday . Mra. ~ith of Pt. Pleasant, trbo purehased the Clinton Gil key flhn, ·e&Ued on·friends he no Wednesday. Everett Turner of ~Danville IUKl D:ma Turner, local, ~'Were eallers of Robert Alklte Sund•y ~ wlU DOt be -'·,a • IS High, 'Getting R A,churc:..:::: of :;.d:•~ FINAL. GROOMING - :1. C. Brown of the Brookale Farm in Wellston gives his big to ~ f:st three cars Monday bull l!is ftnal scrubbing and last mtnute grooming Monday afternoon before the open· klillns oight persons, Including ing of the livesto~k show. Brown's helpets also prepare their cattle for the •how. the adopted daugbter of COW• boy otars Roy Rogers and Dale Evana. Five ambulances !ped to the •·, •.,,. Harvey Eastmsn ol Ma9011 Is 11pe11dlng a.. weelt with Mr. and Mrs. C1Qrence Eas:·· : ·· Mr. lfhd Mrs. David Riga Dave rented the Florence Mayhugh house. 1 Inside - llABIIING'roN - lletl. Barry Go!dWIIor plans a f4,5 mlllioo telovlllon elfort as a central feotun! of hla campalp for the Wlli\0 House, but it probably . •ill 1101 lei rolliJti. unW late Septomller. Aidtl gave thai word today in el1borating on Go1dwster•a stataQIOnt that be will rely OD leleviljon in hls . pre-ntial campt'gn !'more thaD we bave ever relied on it before.•• CUT Your Heating. Bills View '!d Politics ( ~- ···, Dougbw Clay moved from tbe 1 Robert Clark tonlal proparl)' . to Albany. ). ~ (UF1) - ~ Fair Grounds Teuipo Miss Jessie "eoil>&· 'Mrs. Verna Han!Jit and olw!t PHONE OR STOP IN FOR.')FREE'' ESJfMAlEf' · . AUG . 18-22 13 Yurs Of Service I CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. Carl Sampson Ia moving in the Clifford CUckler borne. r....... ~"~-''' . ,_,_ r. ru.f'I"J' ..... ot Tr.. ......_ --:.,.... "·..,,, ,. .~..,z:o ··-·~.,..--------~~~ lili'!'ll!"' ..VOL:---:---------------.---~,. .... -----~-...,..-.--~-r,~--:------. . , . . . ~,,, ..... XVI N(). 106 I'OMBOY-MIOOI.EPORT, OHIO TUESOA:Y, AUGUST 18, 1g~ ., ,,,J>,, I BY AVA Gll1tEY ieitll)l '' en tine ~ k : ·~~~· •·"'' >It a .., ...... _..,, '. • I. Harrisonville News Notes ~ Ia • l, FAIR ; .' lllcOiy. '") • Cllrt(lt .... ... ~ ,...,, ...... ldll& ........... _11 _ _ NOW ON DI&Pl:A·Y• , ~ ;... _, \;: lals. Sauoders, long-time superintenlent, has resigned •• bead of 1 the departmeot due to Ill \ealih. '• .. . .• MEIGS COUNTY . Miss Ada Hoskins, near Porn· eroy, and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Bradbury, are beading the domestic arts department I which wiU feature also displays I of household fabrics, nig&, knittil>&, laney work, sheets and pil- 1 low cases, table linens and appaN!I. u· 1'9 64.j t" ., ": ,,;MUELWR:~LlMA:tiO~ ., ~f AH-Tb• Anotller leoture lltla year wiU ' be clressea, hooso coata and sleeploj garments. Jndgloj be on the basis of 10 par cent for appearance, 50 per cent for workmanship ' 10 per cent for style aru1 30 per cent lor mater· .. ·- • JlfO'W YOU KNOW ~~thtg apd A~ 'c~pditi'~'gU~its DEPENDABLE SERVICE .. ' •'l Through The Years ! be awarded in eaeh class but I not more than one '"'try by the same person ln eadl claRS will 1 be permillea . I wer.ring 4- I feature the same classes. Both rlbbooa ~ cash premiums will fl • ·~..~ :':."t/': ~ ::-the•w"i:~t.,:e::.....n:; A ...Hobb)> COI'Il6l'" will be developed this year and wtll in· clucle ditojll.ays of Ute art, bomemade purses, fancy pillows, copies, a O.ower or . aruma! stu· crocheted, painted and tatted dy, a still life exhibit and a dJ&. handkercblel; pol holder, Ia· play of three pieces. ble mam and afgbam;. ' Charcoal classes include por~ Five classes open for aprrm traits, landscapes, still lifes,, exlllbits include the ldtcben ap. and an arrangement or three ron, the one with cross stitcll pictures and the JHI!lels will 8< i. ,-, \ held 'lbll year tbo deparlmoat date.. • eiJiible lor entr)' . . cl..... fci' ~ cl•saes I« stnlfed ' lll)'s \ 2~~~~Se:n~Un~e~~~~r;!!~~~~~ and doll•. a.tldron'l \; garmeulll, - · foor 1.. U. wtJI also be Olhlbllod Ill coltiiD tt studies and exhibits of three pieces. The water color divition. also has _seven classes includloj portraits !rom Ufe, land· aeapes !rom nature, landscape B 1' and the embrold.,.... 1 Aa ,.1ft p!'O\'Iouf ,..., ,tlw paiot<G or fancy •Jli'Ol~>: proferenee lor exlilblla wtll lie Dorneltl< arts judginc wlll bt l!ivO!I to new worlt atiCI tr1mm1J11 arto !two lwltb mst - I } MERRY-GO-ROUND AND FERRIS WHEEL RIDE - Wor!< along the Midway was In full swing rides to provide entertainment for the young and old alike were assembled. The M~rry-G? ·Routld i_s adjustments before the ponies are placed around it. In the backgwund, one of the b1g ferris wheels IS bled in readiness for today's crowd. �Jl ' ( ,1-Jllally Sentintl, :~ ). . ( ' Polll1!'111·l!ll4d.ltROrt. o.. ~;. 11 • ~. . HELEN H-ElP US·! . ~tta Boy, Doe 'l'llll .lit the Ume of year we love the the s\lllllgbt. • Wear loose clothmc. • Try lfot to worry or fret. • DJ'ink plt~ _, ... _. ......._ 00111 to eoaat ty of 11®1~ - IIOIIIitolloUc ol eoune. .""""'••"" • ""'" __ ,., ... '""" In oilier worcl.ti, what \Ill ®cion an are luutaa ~ on bow to beat saying Ia mock off worlc, Ill Ia the .Ode. the lleet. K-'a what they AY: nutl to dreuinl up, let someoat •Itt do • Avold•allllllnecessary eurtion (and your worrying, and lip coollnc drinks, bere cOmet lht beautiful ptrt) auch ~s Halt to Uve tbla ll:lnd of Ute, folkl cbbret ai'OIIIId tht lloilte. • Stay out of but lt'a llodor't ol'llert. 4Qcton. I ·• I . ,. 'Bald Look'~ It's Cool! ~·· Tbt latMI ftmlnlnt faablon folblt pro~ b)' a l':lllt hair .tyUat - Ia tor Willi to llltvt thtlr heada. TIMre ,... a tlnat - -.and not 10 lone •10· - wbtn Ill)' man who dartd sua· lilt anytlllllc Uu thla would have had hit own hair pulled out by tht roota by fllllou flllllltt. Or at ltut bt would llave bllft ltavted down •• aomt kind of ·- tod.t1, . But tiiiDp 1111111 u they are th1l hllrlw llalrlo jult mltbl catcb on and becOmt the bottlll th1llj Ia women•a atylu alllct natural balr biclntt 111111• turalaad tht color I'IIIM and tht wll beo came u tNIDUtl to mUady'a lfOOillat u tht toothbrulb. r.IIIUont ol mtn - aurpi'IM4 to dltCOVtr th-,"llave bllll out In front ol lilt fuhlon pandt without lVIII IUIPtctlna It - oan tell you one thin& about •ll• IIIW "bald look." lt'a cool, 111111 (or lldy). CooL Voice of Brmulw~w ••• rt"'nrting tr DOIOTH'i' '' ICIL.eALLhl • (l)or9tllf lCIIplltll It 011 Htl' ·pt'lti'l!oluilulllt Ia ttar ~w~!lloa. vacallo11. ~ ataaa 11111 popular acrt~n. Hqh . 1~&.. O'IIIIAN ·. . A.Cl'JNQ ANti makt bed~ · wa. Of cou t, ovtr tho \lit tlollll lw l!t ' madt tht of ~ ibout tetl11J11 But today .pOIIIIC!tu, In trt~~~~Unl thtlr plat· to the voting pubUc, )ave to sell :!cs thel!' Ideas through the media the same way ' . .MIJQ&'5:~· Oa Automotive SuppBes and EASY TERMS LOOK! HERBY'S WORLD ALL FISHING i EQUIPMENT ' AT REDUCED PRICES WHO PAYS THE COST,OF CHAN81N8. AUTOMOBILE ·BliDY· STYLES EVERY YEAR? .. . ' . \' j II ~- Seat Belts .,.,.. $ ' MUFFLERS 5.~'.. Original Equipment Quality . FUI INSTALLATION ' .' ' FullSiu ~· H••vy Duty SHOCK ABSORBERS . I ...... ' . ... ... .. . ' . .. ' .... ' . .. ' '\ 1 ' .' \ . *5·" INiTALLiD FREEl .,_ .... SPORTSMAN ( $,.••• GlASS PACKED, •Ford-.Che~.-;-!'17, . FREE ' IN.TALt:ATION . ' ' .. '. BRAKE JOB . ., �- . ...• ~ I '. t< • St obart Came on Fast in OU Grad Nmned Director of . Seh ool Summer Campaign College Public Relations tiU prep IWDII1If ......e gionaU evel. Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, iiiJtlnl In had ltlbslan- It Ia an ldeol -end - product o1 presldtot of Rio Grande Coltlal hope U would surY\ve lba lloyS. f<q', 1nc1 111{11 Sebool logo , bll appoiJ!ted Bruce Dud· t6- ..t -'Ina that I~ baseball, dt'slgned opeciflrolly ley , Cincinnati, the director of any lllo spOrt. for boya with baseball talent college reiatums AI II turned out, there wu deolrtng to conttnttt' playing. A !913 graduate of Ohio_Unimlnlmum ol games ployod Raoine will have 1 promls- verslty, Dudley sueceed> J. She in Jtr!!P UDder protest., The oplri~ ,.... illfl: lefthllnder. l.orry Price, In man PntleF ln the position. Por. the ap. was, "''llia lo lor the tbls category next swnmor. Lllr· ter tJ the coDege dli'OCtor of ad- . end be WOII lhree boya, no let'a play ball," which ry will waduate at soothem mis,sions and records. to exacily what it must be In High next May . He eo:pects Dudley wa~ bern on _Pearl Hla aucb 011anizallocl. . l< go to college. Re no dlMJbt Harbor Day m Clnclnnab. He should play be will be able to play r.ealon ball was !IJ'aduated from Clncin.., any other lev.el, with Atbens as he dld tlils sum- nail's Anderson High schnol In w~~g~hi=tUng responsible BChnol authorities mer but how much better 11 !959, after having ,.,.ed on the n up lour wwkl - and shwld - blaCk· wouid be if he could play with Lllntem, high school newspa· hall organized summer higb Meigs County boys' , per: tbe Anderoonlan, hi g h ~ ·.;17, Gley hu pitch- school play. · school yearboo~ ; the Pep Club; since be wu 11 Every manager ollnnected There are a number of other De Mota~ . as charter treasurer ·~~r.~ Hen- with tbO leque h a s outJtanding athletes In our high of the chapter ; and Methodist .. eoqwo!ll!ed his desire that I he schools who will face the same Youtb Fellowship, of which he be conUnued and ek- problem 'as Larry· was president In his ,.ftior , next summer. Consider pitchers alone In the year. ADOmON NEEDED Tri.County Lea1ue - two years He holds tile Bachelor of . One Important addition hence Stohart, Bruce Sllltpson Science In Joornalism degree [ 1 ~~~;~~~~~:loom§•~: ahead now program. ~ ' ' Moll'e Loa~ ltonlll By Ullled Prell ..tetllllloul Nedooll JMCIIO __ _;:..:.:.c,__ __ ~-- Former ClaiSrnatel • ~ / I ·a · ~· M~IY :~: ~ ~Ito si~bie. w v~ ~S:, Property Transfers [ ·.339 "c: c:;;;- ,0 . .,....... ,.........,.... ..., ,.. ....., -·· •• u••• •,.,•• ,•• .._....,,.,... split with Goldwater was the fight over the civil rights bill. Keating IUPported the measure and Goldwater OPJIOI!ed it. Keating's decision bronght him undor attoCk from many state Republicans. including Clara Jlool.he Luce, former neotieut coogress . woman and U.S. ambassador to Italy. .l!.very day, more people give more reuone for eluonpDs to modem lamele11 eleelrlc heall If yon're lnindl"ft remod.U.,, or tldnktq of eonvert1111 your preaenl heat181 ayewn, find out how liule It really c~t• to enjoy electrie - lhe cleaneat, eaaleat-10-inatall hllll you em have. Then'• a epeeial rate, too. Get die fMtt today, the ELECTRIC co. For all the faetl about the advan1a1el of.8ameleae electric ( heat for your home. mail thiaeoupon no.o Columbuo and Soalhwa !)hlo Eleetrle C.mPIII1 215 North Front Slreel C.lumbul lS, OW. b Updon ) Alln 1 Retfdenl ..l tot u .. Nlamtt-.-"'""':.....--------------- AddiNta--""'"---....- - : . . . . - - - - - - ' " " ' - - : - . . . .. City_ . · · , . , · _ . . . .. . . ~ . . . · . , . · • y· , f _ . ,1,. 1,1 .,. \. . · · , .. , _ . . . . .· · , •••• _.•• u:l .. . er, Quit p08..: t ,·.I . · • SALES .d~:i • 1963 the Rhodeo ldm!Nstrallocl Ill M.lridiaY than he had expected. His postUoo u develbpmtnl bosa bold hal kepi hlm trav·~-- 11moot , : COLI1MBUS (UPI) Mrt · OlarleM Wu,.ft, wife l!l >otd41 Development . DiM!tor George E. wo-; Nid ....., . a pul>~ teporlltor hu...., wwld resip at •tha tttd· or tbo year wu "dfinitely not true." l;;arller today Gov. Jame~ A. Rl1odeS i8Ji1 WD~ IlliG not submittal •· l't!IIJI!ItlOn• from hia nuoo post a8 the otate's !irsl · ~~'Seer of lniltl8 trial de v~t. · . • . . ~ '-· -.. tlm. oonston y, giv."! blm lou at home with hio family lbaa he would desire. CharloHe's Beauty . Have YOI!r hair cut and I".., Reg. $10 Permanent_ For $7.50 Olol WY 2-2477,~or AppolntntHt •LOCATED . • •· ~· AT THE ELBERFELD RESibENCE " Just off Chftllr Rood 1 t Five Point&: LOOK ,OR THE SIGNS. N.w miNier..; ......,lotolr oquipptcl shop - all'-•·' •,,~ dllioneol, _:_=:__:._.=_== WCIMEN ' • " .• i' Aceo wltb or without bltlb ,.hoot education \0 learn prac· . tralnlDJi wltlt ar wltbcltrt b!Jh ..boo! lllucaUon to 1o1t11 praollcal IIUI'Ilng. 'ftllli II I critiCal lhortat• of ptaetlcal lilfriOI In IIIII artL YCjU ore Qeedod a• . doctor'• aaalollnto, lit diJdCI, lnatlll> Ilona, private duty, ete. 8hilft """" tlmo frtlnlnl trlth 0111 tuitloft pion. ror free booldot ealllll "Pracllc:al NuralDJ and You'', Write tbdaJ. ' Filii PLACIIIIIMT IIR)ItCI AYAILMLI TO AU. WANTED ··.,-. " ·__I ~- ..,, f,·:;E_ . '. ' r I .. - ,, jl'.- ~- j I ••••• FOR ' eoesk Lamp _ FAST MAIL eTablet FIVE DAYS - FIVE NIGHTS SPARE ___ ,_...- -- llftADifAfll I ...._.. ._..-.. ,,.....- t Ndl I I ,.._..,.,., . . • File Box FITTED BINDERS Our re&ular 79c blut canvas binder rrtted FILLER PAPER 500 sheets of Onward · paper, smooth Wrltin& surface, Reg, 1.49. 74C with essential back -to-school needs. $Z.I2 VALUE. ~nder plus 49c filler paper, 39c dictionar)', lOt index, 2k notebook • sse .,.....,.,..r BINDER Safe 43c! REG. 89c PKGS. 87c 300 sheets of Onward notebook filler paper, • Tablet":::;_ 2Sc Front cover folds back, lios flat. Choice of oolon • Wei:ni-oh 2Sc •Folders 10c Sf:res 100 Vinyl binder. Choice of four diffn•nt deslans. .. , .• , .... u ADDRII!III ·· ·~·· ·· ••••••·· ·: •••·••··· , TELICPROMI KO .. . ... " ........ . M'U. ..... _.... IIINOLI ••••• • ••• ---- ---- S595 , . •.. . .. . 10:00 ' 1!):00 ,.,..ft_ •· l)ay.-alJ rides 10!1. andl'onlil REG. 1.99 · ·1:00 1:00 ~WYU615 •1:110 POMI,IIOV 10:00 . .......... ' •. ,; .. ·> \ -).~, \ . • I' '' 167 . 1.99 ,, • Big ., .t • -~ ....... ........... ~ COTTON RUG ; 237 ~ ' ·~ 30x50-in. are• rug, SCHOOL lAG .!1."1:':~~-=~t non -skid l•texbllck· sse ina. Solid·colors. ao,.· Sweat Slllrt, Sizes 3 • a, .... u.oe .7.. Girls' a Bof$' LIIMflex Wlllleb, Rtl. u .... 77• Sa74L Plclln F - , llq. 'Jio ••••••••.••• s?• lillt.ll. ptq,re F.-, R•l- tl• ..•........ 17• , Ha...., Jr. Slaclt: Socks, 7 te 11 .••... 4 ,.-. 11• . ''' . I RALL'S .. I ·~ 111''l' ~, ; . '·' '' · • ~DOLI~f, . • o. . . '1 :: ... • : li[.(.l , ··fh' Washable white ~uck uppjh''LW ~..,., I • 99 ONLY·l ·71 ·''h.il> . ' . . . ' ·"''''8 guard, l arch insole. Youth'S s1Hf tt.:..~·lu ta · 8 oys ~ .sizes . 2.~. -· ..;1 •1 ,.,TI.lf~ . '. - ~ )b o;~m.J, 1 .... -- ..,.. 2 .. .,,.,. r. v~ rti CANVAS SN~UR~~;·:L~l "•R£0. girls' in white, Uttte &itll' iA blue, · ~J :-' ,, . •qr•~ LoiO'..W.•ml Springy crepe soles, .... ' ·{ • : . . - -~ , , , . ··<:B'e n FrankliJl SdloolBaad 12:00 .. HARRY A.-MILLER... ,. ... lvitnt..O ...,. I 214 I. MAIN . Tan or bl•ck plat· tie, top zipper, lodl. oi'hoH i·. 1o ' I I . -~~ I•MIIe Sdlell Ilea, LIIMII C.M.It1Mellt••• l.H LlllafiiUt 111111 n.n............. 2.ft .1.ft . .eld~OnllfiiMitoDeal 77c ].? tor ., ANew Fllttrt Of The Falrl .lM)N'T MISS IT I .w.·Pro•,...,. Stfvlce I 350 sh .. tl top qiJiilly ptper. .. . ,, ~ Glrlo ot all a•es! Ql!fy We n- hlva IIOTH llutlln~ ot Ol,<lllt LO,C~ TIC)~- ~t' ef tho Ateoc!etacl hii!I'8M TV' ' ' . Service. We hove trelned [llllnOitn<ll lnllolh llllft~ •.•. , ... , ...... CITY .. ... .. ..... .STA'd · ....... . OCCUPATION . . . , •. . , •••·ACI ... ·•• . ' ' ' ~" . ' fer BAG PAPEII ·: .\;' IIi I I 15c &25c CANVAS SNEAKERS . . u· ..!.,..,. B •"-lc eTablet ST!NO NOTI • lOOKS _ __ ' "•'' Beauty Loft ,'. arch insole. NOTICE/ ,I 39c a.s __ LEGAL SIZI S1.14 VALUL Binder plua 25c filler paper, lOt toose·l.. f lnde~~:. school , home and office. :,t Nvnlnt '' 10c METAL packs of ten, a value for - , -- -- GOOSI NECK Three 29c TONIGHT 8 P~M. MILLER MAYlAG wome~~otlll r~led at C~t.nJie•s Dealt)' SERVICE Associated Radio and TV and · . -t.ldJ · Shoppe ahd go back to school' or work 1ooiJJl'e your ,••·,,.···:?" beat. OIASE HARDWARE A"· lOwntil aftli,Operll~ by c'/..;rl.tt,; • . · Y DETROIT CUPll - U n I t e d Auto Workero offlclels. with only 13 da) s to Ill!, seemed gloomy today ov.r '\!h&rices of avoiding, a strike In new. contract talks lor 5M,OOO worters at General Mi>tor~. Ford and Mrs. Luce, a Goldwater sup- Chyrs1er. " porttr, bas oak! site Is consi<f. erlng ruMing for Keating's 'l'he UAW leaders branded as seat UDder the iabtl of the Con- Inadequate offer! made by the servalive party . of New York. big three MOnday lor new threa Informed of Keatlnl's decision ye.a~ .contracts .to r~lct. those to run tor &tnew si:J;-year ~rm expmng Aug. ll. today, Mrs. Luce saki: , The contraet proposal• coiled "1 have no oommeot at thlo for higher wages, lnereased time. 1 have to live the situa- pension benefits, early retirelion more thoqbt.. ment, longer vacations an Keating told a news coni.,. eighth paid h'lliday, wholly paid ence ..l have laid before and insurance benefits and db edu· I repeat that I consider Sen. cation plan to pay tuition costs Goldwater • sincere, patriotic for workers attendlnJ school on American. · their own tim!. "But durinl QUI' oervice in l Malcolm L. O.nioe, Ford's the S,nate, Sen. Goldwater and f lop negotiator. said tbe offer I have disaareed On many i• was .. the most generous" ever sue1. · f made' to tile union. GM Vice "He. haa voted his convictioos President Louis G. Seaton said as a senator from Arizona and he was "proud to pre~t 11 the I have •ole!! my convic~ons as proposal. a aaaa!Gr from New York. But union officials ·crltlci2etl "Nolbing either of us does at nearly every feature. The euc.lhia poiJil can allolr our records utive board of LoCal 600,' with on 1!111 l.lalel. · 40;0110 members al the Ford !':J.\1 JI.OOple of !lew York l!rt rouge plant in suburban Dear• aw'@' §I the deep dilfetences born, labeled tbe plan "com. belii'ieli Sen. Goldwater's rec· pletely inadequate" and rejected ord !lad my own. I aerlouo)y it. doubt that any voter in New The offers alao seemed cer. ,lain to lte rejected Thursday In MEETING CANCELI.ED Olicago at meetings of tbe UJI. A meeting on Thursday of tbe lo!l'a national GM, 'Ford and MqiiOila chapter of Pythl811 Chrysler C<JUncils, made up o1 ' Sisters has been cancelled until 100 local leaders from oround a later date due to the fair. the coontry. King Brothers IXL. &..! lle , be, Taken of GM 0££PrS .A ugust 1/a -·19 -10-2.1-11 ;'i.r,on J . Oft WI: 'l:!l'!l~~ Olllit illvolVed • I ll)ltdl •tnoni PENCILS 2T"'!'! "COLEMAN" ~ 'It ,(lov.Ja- A. Rhodu, lldt tile ~ lo elleeIIYt II lllo oioil 0. 11oo ......... •1 30 LEAD Redo: ir .., Slt!el1 Dlru:lol' Cllllt....... A. Baru wile ollepolly fllltol lo pay boeo- luel for oev. J'jfe Deaies •. .c... 1g·s c:·ount s 101. st .:r- ..;. flol o.·m v.·ew e\\ ::d - DIES IN COUJIDRJS ' li!JiQ)w (~I - Tile s. fdro. Annie Jamea Clopehlll't, ~ lJIIIftl tloPJ· lllrled three 85, pe,.ed away ~ (fl ~- ~ IIIIo orbit Doctors HOspital In Colimi&uo. will! 1 .uiile HOlll-r.r a new She I• survived by three ~ugh· NEW YORK (UPI! - Sen. Kenneth B. Keatfn., R.· 1JM1C0 flttl ltdar· lliol ftpertl ters, Mrs. Ruth Baker, 'M rs. N-~ ., admitting "deep dlffe•enoes" wllh the Goldw•tl!t· ntd 1 . manned lu1111 11 oore Mildred Reeves, and Mn. Bea· Miller ticket, announced today thilt lie wtll run for r• to follow 111011. trice Nelson ; two SOliS, Richard election Ibis fall in a race dial proobably will pit him ltwu ._ned lUI !be 1w111 and Alber• :13 ndchit•~­ against Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy as the Derilocratlc orbllll ~ or eoinlilaalill and two sl;;.rs. ::. EisleM~: nominee. · Valentblo TeHdkowa, till W.lioe ~ ••• lo Kelvey anll Mrs. Hallie Derson · If tbe Keadng•Kennedy race ftrll ancl eaJy ~woft!h, Ymiiljltowo oa alate lleo!Den of Dayton. Mrs. ·capelleart w~ comes off it probably will be York woukl be lmproaed by 1nc1 Valery ll)k...ky f& ... -•adUlt ,_ !'W'm'"!l a former resident of Syracuse. oeeond only to the .,...ldontial any lip service I might live leWed 1 1ii1e1 of C..moo sal- oa 11oo re(iorlloo would I'JIIp Burial was In Greenlawfi cemrontest between President John- Sen. Goldwater or he rnilhl .elUte llllmtllllllll 1n J 1 a 1, efleellvt Jaa. 1 1o f..rm bit etery. son and Sen. Barry M. Gold- giVe me in the name of parl)t ua. .01111 lodaolrial · development BOYS INVITEDwater ln drawing national at- unity. ~- Kennod " l ~-It · th t lltm. All boys plaMin• to •o out tenilon In Novem~r . y ~ eve m e wo partY BANIS TO CLOSE· • John McE!toy chle1 assist- for 7 •th G d f •b • Is expected to announce late.r system and have never had any '· . "0 ra e oot all at Pomtbls week tbat be Is In tbe run· thouglit of bolting the RepubU- . The Pomeroy Farmers Bank ant to Rhncles, saki \\'olson had eroy Junior lllgh school are to nina for the Democratic sena· can party." loci Ssvingl company and the talked .In the pall of possibly attend a meeting. at the new torial nomination In New York. Pomeroy National Bank wtU steppmg down, but had not ta. dre.,lng room lhll Thursday at clooe Thursday at noon oo that k.n any action in this regard. 1:30 p.m. Bill Porter and Paul r!:Uingtc"-b~ wlthG \~ naemployees may attend the Both the governor am! McEI·I Kloes will coach the team again t ••t a tor o wate_r l .::M:e~lgs~Cou::::n:::tyc_:F::alr::·~---"C::roy::!.:s::aid=-they~:..kneW= .:.:....:•::I..::no:::..op=·:_;· end ,,_t~h~i•-_:y~e,.,ar'::.._ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ wu nominated at the Repubh.1 · can Natiooal Convention io Sao Franciaoo last montb. Among the lsa111!8 which prompted the Why does (;harles MeGarye; of Manehester like flameless eleetrie heat? BRUCE DUDLEY I~) oral yean, ·wil• -oced II..,.. ' . Job U•EJro•, ehlef ...,,~ ..,. , Differences~ I AlllO ·sEO count•Ies Show Gam . In Sal.es Tax Report Sen•. Keating_ Admits ,'lleep . OOUliiJIVs Pittsburcli 000 001111110 0 4 New york ~I' 0111 Oil- 5 11 Veale, Gelnar (8) loci aroni. Ribant •1-1 1 and Canlllz. l wro. LoiOr - Veale' ,..... ,. liRa-Smith I. to the local shire, ot Pomeroy, LannyofTyo of Cbe- from UniVe,..lty, with a ()J PHS Reunited Ron Janey Galllpohs. major Ohio in public ..,lations. Since high school baD is for Paul Maynard ~nd Mike Roush Rio Grande College's n e w Former classmat~ of the 1 Gaty Iboys returning to school the fol- ol Wahama , Mike Gardner of director of college relations was Pomeroy High School, class of has · lowing ·term. gradua~ng sen- Middleport, and Charles Knight public relations Intern at Be- 1945, and their families held a deliCt 1J0i1e lors ftnd themselves with a bali oJ Eastern, Wll1 have graduat· thesda HO!pltel, Cincinnati; reunion and picnic supper Sat· F..;. ~ watch and glove and .., place to use It un· ed. All have demonstrated pitch- was assislant director of public urday aftemoon at the Syr• his teammateo next at less they ·are fortunate enough ing talent. l'nformatlon at Morris Harvey cuse par~. a· p.m. 00 Racine's to get a bid to tbe pro • ranks. They should not have to hang College, Charleston. W. Va .; and Att ndl Mr and M , ~in action agains~ These an~ fe:-' in number. Be-- up their gloves ~or tack of a director of Information for the Haro~ H":e~~:d Eddie, Ma:~: all-ltsr .,.. ll'oiB six other sides, there •• the question ev- team to play w1tb. west Virginia area of the Meth· Ga andYKim of Columbus, Mr. ea hllb sc11oo1 teams. for them, "Should I g~ve up TO MAKE ·PUSH od<St Cf\urch, Charleston. andryMrs Jack Rosenbaum and Not since · the daya of college amateur athleUc8 to ta~e There definitely will be an atJackie ·Ricky Barbie Susie, Ohlo Valley Association a slim-chance shot now at pro- tempt to mterest Melgs c:ounty John Joanne 'navid a~ Mary ' finally collapaed. in the baseball?" • 1 Legion Posts In oponsonng a 'i•II\J , Lou 'or fndla'na oli>, l'nd .. Mr. flftieo for --:ant of e,layers The ~~wer general!~ should County Legtgn team next sum0sp1 3 I, S and Mrs. Willis~ Hayeo. Syra. fans ailb,.>hH tbere been be "No. mer .. It wtlfcost·1 money. bl to ach Cli.Se ., Mr. and Mrs. Joh n R, M Th don he much Interest' JJere m home . What. · ean · e? · ebaan- ,nd en are aval e or co W k d Tom. Reynn ldsburg,. th a t m a vol , 1 ee s an played basebaD. '-Over 300 fans 1swer 1s Amertcan 1.egtor se- a manage e ea ' ·' Ent.ered Hospital M and Mr! Roy Jones and tumed out -~'t Sunday at B.a· ball, which on.~ county basis - u~teer ~as~s. If baseba.ll fans i Among tho:\e who entf'red M~ke, Jeff, 8~ John of Colum· cine 1o watch ~\ljdleport ~e or larger - brmgs tog<ther the thmk this " a wo,thwhtle pr<> · Holzer hospital in the past 21 b . d M Rob t R gero • New Haven &-.2 in ·the finals of e':am of the graduated seniors ~ra~ they N.tn ht>lp by nuppo~t- \hours were Mrs J am~ M F.d- 3~~· J~net Nan~~ 0 Nel- ' the Trf.County lllgh School w1th the beet of the beys still mg 1t when the opportumty wards. 66211 Third Ave ., Mrs., sonvllle ~ see~t. _ jp high school for a summer of comes. . Robert R. Saunders. 815 . Sec- ~ · hful lllultl tightly organized play oo a re· The opportunity w11l come. ond Ave., Albert Welch, Jr., 121 - -- -• - · · -· - - Pine St.. Mrs. Floyd L. Sievers, PARTY ANNOUNCED Majer Leape Lolllen Eureka Star Rt., Stanton J . Fel- The annual birthday parly at B~Volted Press blerDIIIooal lure. Patriot Star Rt.. Enoch E.: the Chiliiootbe hospltsl lor . No.,..l Leape Rice. Rt. 1 Patriot, Joyce. K.l veterans will be held Thursday, 1 AB llo.B Pd. Buckley. Rt. I Cheshire, TimO· ' August 20. Members ol tbe Ra· ' Cl ti;~ .. IU4SO. tlttU •.Mt thy E. Reese. Rt. I Cheshire, dne Unit of the A""'rlcan (.e- 1 . · ' ·"'.32'1 . Dayton K Williams. Crown City, gJQit are urged to attend. Cak~• Wt s, .· ~···;;1M All ten of the 11011t~astem Pike - $4,2'13.10, $13.037.06 Ross I Homer Small, Rt. 2 Crown City, and llldge are needed for tbe Sa • · .. , -. 431 .. 1411· 325 Ohio oountleo showeo mcrea.. - $14,285 91 • $44. 218 ·41 · Scioto M M rybtll Shropshire Rt party Ma ~-111140 ·~ e! lti(C.IIection of sstes. tall for - $19,285.67, $49,604 .76 Vinton 2 ~;OW: Clty,\arry Wandling: · All , . :Bam..st the tw..weeks period wh1ch end·- $2,474.12, .,166.47 . Rt 1 PI Pleasant Mrs. Helen included Mrs. Ullie Holley, Mra. • Mil ·• '!I' II'W. Jl3 ed Aog. B. !~over the same St · art · Mason va Mra. Merlo Davis, Miss Eva MarUn. • M1! 88 28N;1!,8 .SU perldd last year Moot ol lite in· _ __....,..,_ , _ . _ , :;. 'H R ' 11' N ., H v Mrs. James Allen and Infant :: : creaoes were w ';;" .. c1.:ce daugh'.er, Mrs. Rndney MoMII· NY .S08 Flguret shol!!ng the , coliecEden, Rt. 2 Letort, W. Va.,. tan and infant son, Mrs. Jesse 108 399 49123 Bo • St.L. !IR '"' 7Q 141 .~ tl~n~ for tbe t~weeks 'perlodo Mr~. Clyde G. Holloway, Fraz- R. Chapman and Infant daugh· "i~ .;t :. rliding Aug. a, 1984 1nc1 Aug. tors B<lltom. w. va., Mra. Ken· ter, James Wheeler, Barbara Am...tca• ..,..... !W; 111113, and the fisoal year fi· neth W. HarUey, Rt. I Pome- ~ley, Mra. Herbert Rowland, . G. All. R. H. Pel. gures lor the years starUng Ju- Norman J. Bruder artd Gilda roy, Mrs. Monte V. Davis, Alb· Mrs. Elizabeth Collins;..MotJ; Lee Oil • Mm l e e · I)' I. 1984 and JUI) I 1!163 fot. 8 t 12 A to L . B ens, Mrs. Donald w. Gallag· Bllfl'haM, Ewing Dunean. Lar· l <e. NY I . .314 )~· Vax ~· . nd beth 0~" h. her, South Point. Mrs. Wilma ry Wandling al!d Larry D. Say· n, Chi &1 t~.JIOB ' · ! aug~ 3 .· za aug - ~ L. Coleman. Ironton, and-Timo- re. · : . i, LA 107 364 65 ft'P';oi; Atheno - $41,183.33. (3o,!l59.- ~ an. Pomeroy · ·' thy F. Elsnaugle, Sarasota, Fla. Ch Cie 88 282 35 88 .305 as. $78.966.61 , $611.862.19. Rnymoncl R. Baker, 22 acres Btrtbs ' , t4'l S 24 '1'1 Rll, to Oils E. Chutes , 41 ~ n,nlla~ Ill' $1,136 ::101 Galllj: - $20,411.71, $15,487.37, and Vyona R. Chutes. Olive. Mrs. Billie J . Gillum, ~ e Fre n,4lefl'I1JitMittlllt .304$311,21MOi $34tlliUO , K th DAb d Milton St., Dayton. snn, 9.2'1 Alii . Mill -'II~ 411 .~123 .2!19 H~~<tdoi _ '$l!,Mi.U. J&,SCH.- Cer~"'::r Tra~sll~sto"'Jhio ~~: a.m. Monday. Mn. Otle A. LineHo , NY 11163811 l•IIS .21!1 11 ... M, 37 """"-U2ll ' " ·1 Ba k rru' st p berry, 217 Cedar Lak.. Dr .. •, • IJa. .1fl!l :-:Jw...,_"'~~- ,' ,.,...rA:-· . ..ona n , as ee, orne. V da hte 2·07 K1 · -~ .. J~.OO _ $lp,061.61, $16,333 .• roy. Ripley, w. a., Ill! r. . Kallne, Jillll ..07 399 ~liS .29!1 40 $52!128 45 $44 843 42 Cl B~ d La a.m. Monday . Mrs. Richard ·A. Kllb:l -~$' iii i..a~..,;_ ~ $1;1,22f.M, $41,- Ba.:::A;eser;: '12 T3R u[~ Martin, Rt. S Jackson, daugl> 00 ·107 S8ll 56115 ·~· ?Jilttl, $90,443.89, f'III,611U7. Kall WeSt Vlrslnla Puip and. Pa: ter, 1' 40 a.m. Monday. .JI.ome RuM. llle!it _ $20 726.24 C Leb Dlacborged N c '}I.,.,_ Gaants. 37; M . , . 0116 ·69 ..;.. OIMiJ. Robe0·•1 , a~on.and M B 11 Patients recently discharged Williams, - ~ 26; • Santo, ao, ...,.., · • .,_, · r •l razw, ay e _ . ~ M . · RobPike $13.663.54, 18,271.82, Frazier, 31 Acres, Sec. 10 T I CUbs, Cepeda, GIan'·~·. ·$23,746 _43 , $l9.826 .s:. . II, to West V!tginis Pulp and trans., to Helen Williams, Sa· 22• •-- ~.. lnson, llo8s - $52,298.80, $14t843.76, Paper Co .. Olive. Amerltli. 'OIIIII!.....,. ~ulns, $I04 663 52 $88 83954 . D C y loci · Helen Williams. Lots, to 111142: Powe~'l;, 901avi·. -!k;.u' 5o ... _ _ Y anag F. AUvlnpton, Salem. 261 · • .-,374 tc. A's, ,~1 28; ....,_ oun , r, ~ 13, 25 ...u.s, I~;,.;;.~~;;.,;;;;,;;;;;;..,...... swart, ·Wagner In- 11, .ltl,663.52, .;.23,88'1.74. to Geoffrey A. .WUBOD pd Mar· li dlano S111Rl!~ all. VInton - $7,070.56, 16,392.19, Wilson, Sallabury. • W • iiOt Ji1 . · 810,51UO, $11.045.10. . Orba E. Stool, Lots, to Dana Nlll•al: Cuba, 88; Coltecllon of motor Young and Barbara Young, HEAnNG AND B ~ lllli\.MIYS. Giants bousetraller and use taxes In Harrisonville. oy~.. '" 1!rov¥; 79 , the ten oounU.. showing 'the fl. Laura E. Ruth, Lot to Bernice 14 AIR.CONDinONING Torre, &ram,' '13 ' gures ~ the tw~HVeeks period Prlnee, Olive. AaiOriGu , ~ Twins ending .Aug. I, 1964, and tbe 11- Laura E. Ruth Lot to Dor· & Sox. 91 ;'wagn.; gures for the fiscal year sta~ tha Riebel, Ollv~. ' 151 8!!&1!\ IndJt!i!i,- ft; ··eou.vuo, A's and lng July 1, 1964 folio""' Athens Eva Bailey, v. Acre. 1o Max· B ~IOriolft. • eadl. - $11,071.114, ,,a,uuo. Galli•, 1,·;hesFtllnne:err, Harry c. Fisher, . l ;> Mlllllf' - $8,117.14, $19,19U1. Hocldng 1, N.f!~x, Dodgers. - $4,81US, fl5,37t.4S, Jackson Jennl~ Cook, deceased, Aff. 111-&;,11 •' s, IS-4, Marl· - $14,798.18, $32,078.16, Law. for Trans., to Samuel C. '· dial '' GIMIS. . I~; O'Toole, renee - ·111,74041, '",77!.45. lllldred Uvingaton, Helen 11 .....,., St. . --" ~1J.5; ' Q:t>belt, Plratel,'li-4. Melgo - $5,a!.SO, e15,955.6f. Williams, Salem. · • l'btM WY :Mfll . il.!lhl\er. Orioles, S!lmuel c. Cook, , U.S yallk!, , Jz.l: Piz- the Federated ~burch. , •'tullila lklll ..iW; Chlnce, _!luring the S()Cial hour, Mrs. JU;D:wnm.. Yaakl, Paul ~ - 01t behalf of the •.-. "' choir, p~ Mrs. Weber, a . . ?jHl lt' recen~ bride, wltll a gift. fte. (; . d froohmantl ol cake loci punch MtJ, HOfiDre were served from a tsble attraeCiwff' uve In wblte oover IIIII • cenI 'i wu guest terptece of pin roses with pink ,; Frlay eve- tspm iD Cl')'llll holdan 'on el· • · praellee at tber lido. • (J . 11164' �••' • -- .. . .. . . . . " ' . '• - ' ~ .• 1\i ~y f/ ' ·"''"'\t~. '1- ..... ·" ..,.. ·~·· . . i • - o ) FOR SALI! : House (2 aplll.), 2 smoll separate houiU o • Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUll.llY ...\ I • ' , Television Revlte ' ' ~Oit aooable. Ill health reum for ...,. "' e. • ~.........ua_... ._ .... ~tnt-. ,..a••..,w• ....,.. selling. Contact Vlctor . $199.$ Bl&ek IID!Ib, red vinJI trliD. buekot - . 101 ..,tlHI, ' •• ~ 1962 Chevrolet Impala Sta. Wag. _ • • CAI:L OF :Dutl--,...,_..-..., -t,Oolt-· '01 UCVRI lot. All rooted. Priced ...., 1963 Monza Coupe o -. 11dlo 1111d beater. ' L ':· 're WorthAGoOd Look-· Ymi'll 'Find Dozens()f~atgains,Bel~w! ~- . ' :.Second Ave., .. - . ~ loird and ROom $2295 Low mlleaee b7. ureful local ownl!r. Beautiful white and black finish w1th !lhowroom clean red tnterior . ne• aet wbitewaU tlrt's, VB engine, PowerRlide, power steering, ra· dio and beater. 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door $1499 L6w mnuee. vinyl trim, delm:a equipped. areea finish. ;rim ~little ...... Pomerov I Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO FOR SALE: two Ioiii, cheap, Masoo. Call SH 2-Im. S.IWI< River News @ ·Uf\. For Rent "I ~oit't know If llnokl knciw hla NO'I' 1~1!, ~na • man'a life, llul t . . · ·-. 91'ttna hla wllt'o llfal" MlllP rBIP •• .... •• &OYJ>Iea t~o••· YQIII ai!P.L,-BifWXYa .. tho death <l Genffieve, ' . · thank Rev . . ers, thole flowers, Funeral ..... Barblra 61 Pontile _ $1 ,395 CatallDI Cpe. One lOCII ~ -~''!'"'"· Spotlell original fin. Crill--..... .'rRo.-· A. the . Park, .•• : Crap'z#..,... . C. iiiADi'diiD , .. .... 01111 ' t II lie 1964. cue, lee Ill. Boys , Game, 1 at 11001 m.> Danea RaiD data: c- and ·NOTICE' · The.':Rollir PharmaCy withee to annOunce the- ctq,ing of out Pmcriptlon Department of Aqulf 2$th.-·. •. · . .· ·· w~ w1p hlndle all ,-rlptlont 1n the ~~~ . • . 11 u"Aft·~·.~ner to thlt d-.. · t11at the Drut Conipeny ·. d1t1, Dutton will h,ve your Prescriptions on file, and !hair afflclant l'harml(im wiD Hrve il\,tht' c"""u' manMI' n w1 hav1 tried you to ....,. you.· . . ' . It Is Ollr d"'kt thlt you continue wlfh Mr. .,.,~ fOr"your P.-escrlptlon ...._ Your ~"" will be taken care of In the sam1 ma'imat;, and dellvlri11 made when ,.. quested. · The l!ille.r ·""l!rmiiC'f wishH to .thank all of · our pltl'tln• for pelf billln.._; ~~ fruit you . f;'D"tlll)ll with Mr~ DuHon. Your cooperation · wiH ~ .• reltl~. lpp~~· · _ · •· ~;-.L~,Q·;,DHARM~l .;~_ , .. . ·' '•· • ' oi;.;/ L �;, ' ' i!O:t•\ :;:ce;"•t :,.s.p. Wq,rlc$bops Planned by Methodists ueac~I!y ~ i.t,:.. ~ ~ On New Church School Curriculum . Held 1$ . 'lbe 'iaDual picnic ollhe Rose GanleF Clnb was beld at t be b011;10 Of Mrs. Norm&l! McCain wllb ~· Charles Musar ... member broiJ«ht a cov dish with the hostesses ,barbeeued c~. A business meeting was held. I'! Mrs. J . S. DoviS, vtcepre . t, preSiding. Roll call was ""'wered by · narrung "Bu... I expect to Plant." Sisti._,,~~ r .... ) ill'] I r• lllliitll • •- •TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIOMTS Elvis Presley in "G. I. BLUES" (Color \ -and- "KISS OF THE VAMPIRE" (ColorJ Aug. 20.21 Th"r.-Frl. La'g~~= ~~~~~v~nd M'JHE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTH.:!~dGRIMM" Patrick Allen "THE TRIUTORS" And Abou't the In' Gallr'polr's . M'd..JI rt Ulepo .. ·. Mi'{ Smith;, .Honored of ·a 'cl I SL.~. •. · · . .· t <:~.. = =- 0: · 11~- ~ m::' :u Mainly About People In i:: r~d ~ ~~ t ~d.A&P B''d e Honored at Bradford Church Pomeroy ;rs. ::e rm. ::::;::::::::;::::~;;;;;;;;;;;;_...................._.i I~i~ ~o~~:o:.'mto ~ ~~f ~:;; Ml%e~t, ~!i ~h .!t"'::: E~~ Ma~u:: ,J' :S ~· :~ tOns Here YOUr l OCn • • • What's Your Worry? be Mrs. C. F. Tomp!dns, Mrs. Beman! Fultz and Mrs. We&ley Bennett. . The workshops ar e open to pastors, SUJl"t1lllA!ndenta,· react> ers. assistants and oubstitutes from nursery through SIXth , grade, chairmen ,of ~~ ~ons on EducaThuon, a ~-"ng I ested parents ose a•~·~ are reminded.to bring a notebook, pencil, copies of teaeb· ers' books and pupil books If you have one. The lesson pack· eta will be on display. J' I < WEDNESDAY, AlJGIJ, ••·~,;. " - • .}, ./ . • ¥lddlepi>rt residenta ~:;m;: westerly dlrecdon, ..... Ill• Will.. ·dollbll up lnday after a suddenly after a brtel ~:t;f~:~ of Cllf fon:e ripped oll of darkenln& fldetl. Its root -iocifil otreeta wltb tree nte stOrm appeared to cenon the street oo top ovea treeo In their upon Middleport a 'ntunderblrd ~~t~tomoblle. and 11\ql'fl a!ld bad btgh wind. A hqe plate glasll e p.m. damage In the f~l of the Ingels rain, mixed -with ture "'tore In the ROOert hiD, carried by Offielals said it was I ]lOis!· bulldlnc was smashed. to· estimate the financial ~ascaded' inside, destroying ll"!se! tb1a morniJII. , ni!Ure on display. One bls111'8nce agetil . oald, · T)te Ingels \'findOW was "The damage wao iiOIIVy. I only buSlnes>-Pili<e window mnat have' bod a bllndred . portetl broken. ealla-" The back section of the Oh~: :;~YBre~ ~n~":"M~s ~::~ M~~:!lhwe~:;~ William Fisher· . &bin:;' and priz. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher Jack Mathews and baby son, Mr. and Mrs .. Harold HIt e, Mr . d Kin es won by Shirley McKlony, $ visited in New Haven. W.Va. Bradbury attended the Teresa and Kimberly, Sabina; Sale~ gif~· oy gDen- Betty McKinny ond ~. Mary SUnday evening, with Mr. and thews re;,.lon held Sunday Julia Witham, Huntington; C g MrwerePaul ·Marr Stewart nte 1door ' pr!ze was 8 • and Mrs · W: K· Ri....,s ver annan, Mra. Burre11 Daw son · Gold emf Park near Circleville, .. ' MIJs Johanna Yeauger, Mrs.• awarded• to Wi~' _. utm..t ,...... • Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rnush Ohio Bottom, Ohto; and Mr. Th M N A salad Clliii'S41 .B s"se!'Ved to and family •_trended the Rickard Mi:.S Paula Michael, . Emery White, Galli· Denver o~a, ~es .;: those listed above·'IIDd. the _foi· family reumon Sunday, at the of Mr. and Mrs Everett polis. ' M':'"' ~~~s.:ryMrs. ' 1 d a lowing: Mrs. Ge~i!( Neece, ' home ol Mr. and Mrs. A.C. cbael, is employed at the , :r~e Misa sharon Smith. Mrs. Edith Forrestp:Mrs. I:Jyllll Richard, Al~any .Mi h turned tionwlde insurance cmtpany OPEN HOUSE CANCELLED Mrs 'Jack Robson Mrs Don· SISSOII, Mrs. Vesta ' lA~ Miss Sharon tc re · ' · · t•• " ' J t. borne Sunday, afrer a weeks Columbus. OVerturi June Mrs. Jay Myers is a patient old Brickles, Mrs. Dwl,!lbt Carl, Mra. Herbert Mij ,..., ''irs. H~· If a need for ready visit at Lebanon, with her aunt Mtss Middl ;t High at De~roness Hospital, Clnclt> Mrs. Carroll Teaford, Mrs. Vir- ~ Retd, Mrs. ~ nd and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd graduate ed '!'!" Coi . natt, sutee laot Wednesday when gil Carl, Mrs. Roger Arms, rtr,i<B, Mrs. Eleanp ". ·t. 0~ 1 cash has you biting Mescher and family. School. Is emp 0 m abe f<ill at the home '' ber dau· !lira. Joe Hatfield, Miss Rcta Laura, . Mrs. . ~- ,, . " . ~ Mrs/ Floyd Mescher and snns, bus. She spent ts M nd ghter, . Mrs. Geo<ge Shtveler. Wears, Mrs. Charley Snulh, and Vtclde. Mrs. , ~ ~.:..... your nails, relax -and rt Keitha nd Paul of J..e. with her paren ' r. a and fractured her pelvis and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Miss Nan· Ktnny, Mrs. . '· ~"""''' reach out to the mon· Student Complete :;:.0~ arrived Sunday, for a visl M~- Fra~ ~~n Jean femure bone. 'ntis is the second cy Hatfield, Mrs. Roger Young June Ann Welch ~~01'· ey you need with a low • with her sister and brother in ancy hlp fracture olte bas suffered. and Mrs. Wayne Beat ed gt!est. >'I '\ I Bminesa Courses M nd Mrs John Mitch Avery of Alitngtqo, Va. Sbe wUi •be confined to bed rest . "T Sendiog gifts were ·tl!lalieli!Y· 1aw, r. a cost loan here. Con· . nd th spending several days siX to el811t weeks Due tel ENTERTAIN FRIENDS sell Mrs Lennie Hapl(tiiSt.ail, Miss Carolyn Nicholson, dau· and family and to aliA! e with their trandmother, tbl! · 'the no..:.. Rouse M and urs Dwight Logan Mr~. No- Neecli, ·,u.:;~;·,;Eve. r. "a1 group "· J.l!ru• i' • venient repayment! , gh.ter 0f Mr. and. Mrs. Dale fatr · and Mrs Everett Thomas H.o· Ewl ng. They a re plannedYY"' Aug. 23nl enterwlned ol relaUves !yn Wood, Mrs. F'tlllt...,.i<!'!ljl'' Ntcholson. and Mtss Maur""',; Mrj SUnd · at Crooksville ters of Mr. and Mrs. R. ftr Mr. and Mrs. Myers' ~Oth Friday evenlng, at their home, Grace. Weleh, Mrs. Riixte~U;tie, DarstK dau1~t';;,.r~ :~e ~:m. : ; bts br:;eran d sister 1n Avery ~~j!j; wedding annlverssry will be can· Rock 'Springs· Road, bonorlng Mr. and Mrs. Paul .~ and Take Advantage of The Complete Mrlt'ed· enne 'th Colum law Mr and Mrs Walter Thorn· Ml ss Dar aM Cllfford "mith called.. Mr. Myers .Js convalj!o- tbeir son, DWight Jr. (Skip) on Mr. and Mrs. Cl~ M!abt, pe a course a1 e • · · her 11once, r. " ' s1' i t the born of M hi th blrtlul I · bus Data Procesaing in office .as and family. both of CollmbU8, vlsiled ow y a e . r. s 13 , , ay. ce cre~m G . '· Service This Bank Qffers You. h' M' s Nicholson is Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan urda ith M Harold Mrs. Shtveler. and cake ~ere serve<! durmg ,I"!EJI!n.N, . mac mes. ts nd son Ski spent· the week· y w rs.. . the evening to Mr. and Mrs'. The tneetlne ~mp~yed .a::eeoa;1': :nd in eoldbus, with Mr. and and ne; onanb~rat and nte Middleport Jolly Banch Elmer Bailey and · daughrer Workers class •Credit Lifo lnsuranea At No btra Co1t rn:' ssocta · Mrs. c.E. smith. ~meL W M ~ren 9 •~ Shaf· Sewing Club will meet Friday Sandra, Mrs. Helen Brlckles, Thursday . ' ~!Ja Darst has been emploY· Mrs. Florence Holley return- 1 ra;..d Mr ~m:::," have chosen evening at the home ol Mrs. Wayne Mllboan and Mr. and poned until ed by the Ohio Bell Telephone ed home Sunday, aft~ a month9 :pt. 19 8," their Shirley Mills. ' Mrs. Logan and Skip. · August 21. due tiJ Company a!Jo in Columbus. The visit with relatives tn Sandusky . Mf. and Mrs. Herman . • ' girls are 1964 graduates of Mid- and Columbus. and ~lldrell, Debra and dieport Higb Sehool and are re- Mrs. Edward T. Bauer ond of GaiUpolts were Sunday eveosidlng at the Dryden Lodge. daughter, Polly Ann of Mario~ 1ng dinner auestsof Mr. and · which IJ managed by Mr. anti and Miss Polly Karr of. Colum Mrs. Harold G....ge and son, Mrs. Frank White, !...mer Mid· bus returned to !hell' b~ Brian Lee, at the home of dieport residents. 'l1te girls Monday, after a weekend visit and Mro. L.W. MeComas. spent the past weekend with with their parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L;,;,.,,..,..""'"""""'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""..!:.~th~ell'~·-'par~e~n":::ts:_.- - - - - Charles KarrSnuth Sr · returned · · of = Mrs. R. John endCambridge, guests ofObio, Mr were and w· nome Saturday, after a viJ!t James Criswell. . with relatives ~ Columbus. She Sunday guesta ol Mrs. Jantt!ljf was accompamed homo by Mr. Murray Grant.St were her and Mrs. Wyatt Thompson ond grand..;. and famUy Mr Denise and Mrs. Marcia Delay Mr Richard Ward chiidrertll who spent the weekend with ~.Cheryl Ann and Mlke ber. ., Ravenswood. W.Va. Don Mayer llllll!elrt at 0••• Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barber College, Gol~bus spent of East Tawas, Mich. are the weekend with bts parents, lng' with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer and llughes · daughter, Nancy Jo. Mr. ~ Mrs. O.E. Rail Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kel1y_re- 81. Lake Rope Sunday turned to their home, ~ter Mrs. Rail attended a Monday, after an ovemilbt visit of the Executive Committee with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DIK· the Southeastern Obio 1\ei!·tOIIIIIIJI .on and famlly. Sdlool ·iiOird Aaaociatlon Mr. and Mrs. Waldo ~ood· wbl<h &he ls a member. Plana yard of Versalles, Ky: vt were made for the ':e:!~JI Monday with Mr. anti Mr • meetqa .to<be beid ln ~ bert 1J1mn ond family Mr · Mra. Rail Is vice president and Mrs. Earl Kelly. the Mlddlei>Orl Board of Educa·JJ Mr. and Mrs. Wullard Oyer lion. . and family returned Sun· -Mr. and Mrs. Creagh Pavtonll day, after a ~eko 'V18It In Ne- of Huuntington, W. Va. Wetrl'll vada, Iowa, wtth !lis unclf and Sdnda¥ gueats of Mr: and Mrs- II aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ger- B. F. Pannalee. lacb. Eoroute to Iowa, they J4n, GeOrge Doolittle visited ber brothera, Geoi1" eblldren. SieVe and Coonle ol and Lester Bow.era, ol Spring· 11ere1. ""' spending tho .reelt II Oeid. They were accompanleol with her parenta, Mr. and Mro. to springfield by ber Dllltbel'• Glenn Lambert. Mrs. l!oward Bowqa who openl . · I VOL XVI ,t.IO. 107 L Mrs · - Wltb pea,. .,.;'I . and mfiitary no to tbem as f ' • ~81 ~a Recent ~: ~a;:ta J~c '' ·· , ~ Nr:! ;:rt I 11-natly Sentinel Pomeroy-Middlepor:t, 0., AU2· 18, 18M Two .....utlops pertalnlngt 0 The committee a IIIUI<llllll' . ' I new Metbodist Church In& there IJ no rectstntloo ,.. School ourrlculum to be uaod and .. meal Involved. A eoftee a rrower . beslnnln& September e In the break Is being pi&DDeCI ond free I The deocePdanb of the )ate . AUG. u eiementari eiasaes. Is being ao- Ut«alln will be avaUable. All · and Mary B. Hughot be1d A lirl4al sl>owe1 waa Jiven '!lie TwUigbt Gardo!l ' elub nouncoc1 by Cbrlstl;m Education Interested persona are urged to The ROY. and Mra. ' annual l'tUlllon SUnday at In hOOOr ol tdial IJonno Slnlth will m""t Tuooilll)''l evenitla, al 8 Associatloo ol Metp oounty . attend theoo important sessions Pl•ce and sons. Greg and Steve, the Shrine Club In GaiUpoJts. August at : ,1 her the home ol Mn. M,arY• B. A seminar on the Wesley Ser· In order for teachers to be Jn. rotun!ed to their home In Ai- Officers elected Included _llr. ~II. El!iellt eo wltb lin. Jack llollOOD ies will be beld Sunday, August formed In the new studies 81 blon, N.Y. Monday morning af· Lew!! Hughes, _p~t,; Jln. Smlth, ~~· P,omeloy. . the e<>hOetess. • 23 at Heath Methodist Chureb they are put to use In Septem- ter spending several days Hughes, ...,.tarY.ttUs- _... AQG.- tl In Middleport '""" ~ to ~ p.m. ber. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Dxrothy Hugbea, 'Pl'O- ,._ ~· ., 'll1e PbUathea ~ii9de~Y ol the Reg!Jtratiqn willbe held from Methodists are being "'mind- ry lloudasbeit und ehairman. ~JII'!',0•Mn. - VflJIIIUD ~~ ,Ws. Middleport Churcl. of 'Cilrlst ! to 2:20p.m. A devotional per· ·ed that more empbam musl be Miso Freddie 1'1· 1!!" ~n · V" """•• lll ld"li ru.n '• sale Frt: iod will be conducted by Rev . plaeed on teaching the Bible In Places' daughtera, Louise and Attending were Mr. and lo\MI. Roy . Mn :tj;n' ; Saturrui'agAugUst • 21 Pearl Casto from 2•20 to 2:30 the chureb srbool and home be- Backy, are "'malning for a Allen Hughes, Mlcldleport; Mr.: was awa , ·to . . • m'the buitclp.m. with th workshops to cause of re<ent ~ction longer visit with their and M~\~m:" J!~·:,:' ey~enis of cake 'ice lng ~ 9 'a.m. until 5 p.m. be conducted from 2:30 to 5 :lepu~o::~ututtons. .~ parents. ~ugb: .and 'gt'1111d.dau: treall), nu! cupo, punch d.! ed- eacll day. ·, . p ~·tlng the InstrUCtion welcome. Pvt. Larry Mitch, who • Judy, Mr. and Ml'll. ill· fee w~ served to the gusts ' . be Mrs C F Tompkins, stationed at Ft. Story, Va. with len Hughes, Penny and grand· by ~ Judy Kl/lg, Mrs. Eu11 MAKE DEAN'S 1JST ~'ur..ry·IOnderi~n: Mrs. the u.s. .ymy spent the week· daughter, Mrs. Opal KeUer. Mr. gene .Smitl!. MrF Mark Grue.. tr · . Bernard Fultz, ElementarY 1 • end with his parents, Mr. and and lllrs . Martin Hugbes. Cathy, er and Mrs. Ralph Bates. , Three Metgs county stud= II· Mrs Nan Moore ElemeoMrs. Perry Mitch. Ft. Story IS Debbie and Diana, Mr. and Attending were Mrs. Ralph of Ohto Untverstty ~ave n ta' III:IV. and Mr~ Wesley near Vlrfl)nta Beaeh and Lat:rY Mrs. Frank Archer, Mr. and Carl, Mrs. l(anneth McLaughnamed to the Dean s ltst for ~~~ Eiementary v-Vf. bas met several local · . Rodney Hughes and lam· Un, Ml'll. .Olan Harrison, Mrs. the second semester of !963-li4. • . th A b Seron vacation all of Columbus· Mr and Dale Hamlljlll, Mlso J~ Ba~. , . . ld f h- lnstructionon e sun. · • · , '!!:n u ies will be held at the EaSt LeMr and Mrs. Allen GJei1:D Hughes, East Taw- es, Mrs.S Iv:r A miscellaneous shoWer was upperclassmen with': 3_3 aver- tart Methodist Church, Monday spent. 8 vacation in as, Mi~bigan; ~r. a~d ~=; virgU Mrs. held Thursday evening in the age. Students from Meigs are evening, August 24• from_ 7 to Getlrgia · and other points in Lewis ughes, r. an r ~· William' wa,P.er. Mrs. ' Earl social rooms of the Bradford \Terry W Ohlinger, Mtchael G. 9:30 p.m. Thegtsch~ule Wtl~ ~ Mrs. Robert Wamsl~ and the south. 'ntey also visited with H~~:"j,.!~r::le. S;i~ Frecker, Mrs. Roy Brickles, Church of Christ for t.\'\~~r· Roberts. both of Pomeroy. and as follows, :.trat~n IV•v J daughrer, June Ann vtstted their daugh~r, Mr. and M!"'· and Bobby. Gallipolli· Mr and Mrs. James Baggy, Mrs. Mark rell McKinny, a n!eeltl Linde. Carolyn L. Parker, Rt. 2, Long. 9:30 p m., evo tons Y . . SUnday with Mr and Mrs. Ma· Ben Shamblin In AlexaDilna, Mra M . • Raine Kathy and Grueser, Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Hostesseo were "'"· a Bottom. F. Early - 7:20 to 7.30 son FIJber and family and Mrs. Va. enroute to Florida. D :d, a~onba V . M Mrs Rowland Dais, Mrs. FA. Grimm. Mrs. Anna Russell and are to conduct the installitlon. A ribbon wa. awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Griffith ftr "" ar· rangen1e0t of fall Rowert. The l;avelln& pnze was " 011 by mrs. Guy B<Jggess. Members pl'e...,t were Mrs. J. s. Davis, Mrs. Guy BoUess, Mra. R. V. Weatherman, Mn, Frederick Goojbel, Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Mrs. cart BamblU, Mrs. Charles carr, Mrs. Clareoce Headley, Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, Mrs Kennetb GriHith Mrs. NorMcCain, Mra. charles Massar, and one guest. Mrs. Martha Goebel Mead of Detroit, Michigan . ~P~Ians~='!':ere;;;m;ade;;fo~r;tl,l<;;;;in-,1\ ma~ •. ,it 'I ·( • Hughes Fomr y Is Reunited Arou~ rJ r Second-St., lost lt.r.rpot. It ,... blown at least •ll '"'l ~ to rest ~ lbe aide ·: of South Seconll cl~ to the ~ul Smart l'ellldt!t>ce, , ·• 'l . Alan at ibe F!oit ~ce, • · large tree '!'IB llprooWd, )J8!11ally aCr9M . 1 be street. Another Ia,... t r e e north on the street, also was uprooted. ,· . Molt spe<tacular . uprooting of a ~fee .lj'aB netk th~ center town wlfere ti tree estimat· ed 75 feet bigb on N'ir\b Second· rl*· 1964 • ~ . .......... . ·• er apartment property, .... llllfba. One was Short Fourth, debrta. Residents !ltould eut power "" torn nut of the ground. It leD off Locust, which was impasoa· up branches, limbs, and trunkS damages • Into the apartment's ...,.,.. ble. Into sizes that can be bandied, wen ~ Ooor quartero. Not the least ol lbe dtlltcuJ. pitod at the edge of the otreel, olhen to cl,lncl Living in Apt. No. 5 .upstaln ties was the power 01t1age that .and cail town hall. Pick-ups will era! inter~ --.- ..":' is Donald Bublig, and d...,. followed the storm. be scheduled. St. stairs in No. 3 is Clarence Size- Columbu• and Sopthem Ohio He said the street crew, vol- ,Columbua lind , more. Damage was esUmated Jllectric Co., cmrt were busy wtteer firemen and others work· all of their mflll were. at $1,000 with no extended -pol· much of the nlght beiplng clear ed much of the night, the worst ter the Jtorm icy on inaurance to cover t b e treeo from. poirer lines a n d hit atreets, and directing ll'af· untU 3:30 a,m. ""1~ storm. nte roof, a giaas crack· ·patch ·breaks. fie. State Ifilhway ed a porch post and eaves were No major damage .wa• suf· SIGIITSEERS COME sent siJ men ond damaged. ' ferecl. Not the least of the dlfficul· to clear the , Other street. In Middleport Meanwbtle, Mayor Lee Smith ies was handliug the outpour- the rubbloh of remained complerely blocked aakr today the town street de- lng of people traveling through a.m. lnday. Mere ~ Objects of Hunt Taken · In Zanesville J;. week':t arnr (H•;m: =· '&.t=: ........... ~~~5 ~~lion;JI B hk '::II ..;a Buckeye Game Stolen Autos Are Recovered ·. Virginian Hurt In Rt. 33 Car Wreck wagon! Yiar's Rambler's Year·ERd Selling Spree Is an now. Even during the regular selling season you could save $240 or more* over atop-size Ford or CheVf,olet. Now you may save even more because Rambler dealers are really dealing to clear the decks for 1he '65s. You get smart, sporty looks and more V-8 power than the standard V-8 in aFord or Chevrolet wagon. With Rambler, 'too, you get Double-Safety Brakes, Deep-Dip Rustproofing, and other advantages you can't get on the other two best-selling wagons. MEIGS THiATRE f'OMUOY, OHIO CL~SED F'OR VACAnQN FROM . AUG. 9 TO 22 ' IUN. MON. on<l TUES. A,..t :IS-15 "A DISTANT TRUMPIT" (Teebn!ColorJ Tro7 Donohue Suaan Ple1bette Live allttfe-wlth your savings, choose from sporty options like reclining bucket seats,' console, floor shift (manual or automatic), power steering, power brakes, power windows ... and lots more. Qrive aClassic wagon to see how much car you've been missing. COMING · •ADVANCI TO THI RIM" Comp•rlsona bned on manufacturers' sugpst~ rttall pnc.s for top-liM 4-door wa;ona with '11·8 en&lne, hnt•r and frant ..et bds. Glen· Ford , ...... ilotm-1 . J Qdve afiinbler Classic V;.8 Wagon Woll Dllnor'• "MOON SPINNIRS" lotltomloor 4 thnr lopt. 9 Co ••• the deals n-lambler's Y•·EIId seilil& $flnl 'is.• I AMiRICAH MOTORS CORPORATION-OEDICATED TO EXCELLENCE •• ·' . .' ... 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