https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb9d668abfc38fbb773bd7eeb91a07ad.pdf b47234c70f1fd55d308f15c871b002b4 PDF Text Text Arid·· I ' . About , lA, ·1..... 1 ·' l 70th Anniversary To Be Celebrated ; ' .I I ' ' . '1 'l \ ".. / Of ~!SC~ ' -·· tRIVE·IN . TONIGHT Debbie ReyDOida Barry Ne1SOD HMARY MARYU (Teebnicolor) -andDenio Shaw K.ty CaDard "THE GREAT VAN ROBBERY" T-.Wo4. Au,. 25-24 FAMILY NIGH I Horst Buchholz "NINE HOURS TO RAMA"' (Color) -<tnd- Doris Day Lulu Belle "'VILLAGI BARN DANCE"' MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY "A DISTANT TRUMPET" (Tecbnicolor) Troy Donohue, Suzanne Pleahette, Diane McBain, Jamea Gregory. Colore~rtoant Let .us I :-' s WED. and THURSDAY August 26-27 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,.J' l. Krider• Entertain At Dinner SurulaY Auguot 21·29 "NIGHTMARI" David Kni,bt. Moira Red· mond, Jenme Undea, Brenda Bruce. "PILLOW TALK" (Technicolor} Doris Day, Rock Hudaon Tony Randall, Thelma Ritter' Nick Adams, Julia .Meade. ' SUN., MON. and TUIS. Aug, 30>31·Sapt. 1 "ADVANCE TO THE REAR" Ste11a Stevena, Genn Ford )Jelvyn Dougli.1, Peter Ford~ Ftlturette: I .-... !; •""tem .. ... , ... complete .) For Crlntln Out Loud Colorurtoona anciWe ~·- '- l '"' :, .. 'j.: . . . . ~~~ ; NOW IN PROGRESS ,;r • :· '~.• RUTLA:ND . ·•! · ·FURNii,URE · 1'' r _1( J' . . , . Niwl · ·· I ' ,rr , ·' lliJ ;.: · /r' Mrvt<tl io tb&t , .. Up . . ' ., Metered I •• , ' 1-.: , ... boot ·.Jour bomt •. • or tit!•.IMI. 'o.'~r llh· '!H 2-4111 . ; llrooder 'll>ll"" ~ • ·w. tie.t..~lt All · :·.·' eon ~~ Will ·.....,& · ' SAVE NOW s•~··of '~"" FCir "'"lea ,... ' ON A 4" FAC'I'CMtY FRESH FORDS ) FORD PICKUP TRUCK fORD bottled J ,. . I '. . I . wt"' :..,.1JJio ot',fuell ··' . .: lilt lint -to''"'j~ ,. Ill!!' ~~~.JD~IIl_od ~. ' 11 )lL I I I Ustry �' . ' ,, I'' ·' ,... llaily 5.~ttlllfll Be Ptatticiil Abo~t K.;oks Who Irk Tbef.oa Wit t1dl ~ wbo ~pe4 0'1· • 'tlllat be 'll.ol:tll1ly ~ · 11 t be WllltGa IIIOqiiU..U of aome indiYid· 1llli toward otbera. · Brother, was he upaet! · SPecial targeta' of ldl wrath were: • Clear amoken who puff placidly In • TH~EE ' . ' ·'RoUlette TU.e · lla)or~·:. · !acer beavera wbo bonk their borat at drivera In ftollt of ~ tbllpllt ._ ond the trlffle lllht ~ tun!lq ~ Actualll, of eour.e, tbll IUJ eoilldn't do much about all tbla ~t to come to 1 fiSt burll ft8l}' time he laW It happeD. To do m~ miCbt have cotte11 Iiiia a crowded elnatora wbllat JU!D11111~ pullcll In till n-. . Jantly at a - pl'bclalmtillllllloklllll In So nothiJII. happelle4, ezcept to Ill I eleYators Ia IJliPL . · nenes and clhpplltion. e Drivers .wbo casually atradclle the And to bll wlfe'1 nentl and dllpo8J. tines between parklnfl apa-, thereby tlon. He finally COt the Dllllafle that abe 1 tatmt ap t110 II*!'& tboulbt be - ~'tUB~. to lit a miJel- . e ~ wbo t111t oat IGIICI It able old eralt. · ....... : movl• So llellld to btclt wltiiU. wllale ' • Gill wbo bloW d..a. ll!lllb bl 1114 .s.cldld to let tllale tbiJalbtlllli llllldl eoDIIfitriNid bl dllct . r..on~ ~ l . ! -t= C :;-at It==~ tnllllltOr rldlal pncticll. too. full lllllt GD .....-. . at.lldiiJIIIL No, No - Not '1\at! Stitt.. ==• .. 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CO • • • Thll mystery wu solft4 when a ebect Hey ._,·how about making him read of the undell:ftred ll1lff nvealed tblt 90 all that junk mall and 111t ·up all !bose per ceat cllt "JIIIlk• 111111 - ld,... -plllf Using drt!ulm, iiiDSitlollal oftera, Or le tbat too erutl and Inhuman Ill arollll4·flool opporlllllitlll, IDd UDICilJe. evt~t COIItemplate. Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting 1J DQilOI1IY KR.OAU.IN WY 125. E• .Main Sf.' Repo~ts Nlll..t WWow . By'-YJ.I~ 'l1llflal ,.... .....,.... Next to 1111 nomination of ' B. Jobalon fJIIt ' ~ keeling Iurth that reveal. yola u 111 \It•· ~ 1111 IIDIIM ..._ u. ter clu~. . · · ·· i · · · bel 1n lbll)emocrath! N• You zpay now decide to lO· back • Uonal ~a· IIIII• more the IRT .lnd force! tbls undiJillfled IIOildtsense clearly intended for jlel'IQIII half o1 a vtee . From The Capitol rcaU It about a liMO cNnqe; l'wJI8N ........ FDR ~~~ ~1bullet an11 wu kwed: ....... · . ' l"r_.. .._ tiok Conolder: Tbere hive bHII prealdenl.t Ill 1111 lldl 10 far. FGur cllllllll WeN presldenta woo ~ to White Houle "' lilt -*II all (Doroti!J KllflaUen II on vacation. Her flUiit colUDIIdat todq II the faiDOUIIItaie' lllld ICI'ten actor, An· pmidlllll. -n.. thony Per~.) wm Pnlldeall ~ lr ANTHONY 'PiltiCINS C11v1n CGolldlt. lflrrJ OWn 1 blqde In New York. Lock It your II•· Filbtllla with ;Jblt :bill• ·wu. and Jablllol,l. . 'di!IJ to a No Parkinc lip at tbree p.m. and you've learned, \lnwlse. ifile '11• 0( a PoilU. · deflrlnlned respeetlftly, Praldont emerge at op.ni. from that appolnt!lltllt businus assocUte widened ·ltmPtlbl1 IUt malllb'l "ce McKIDieJ, Wura q, with JOUr 1aWJW lit Mllcl'- lllld S8tb 11 you wheeled by, aven,tl!oui~ )'OIIpvt jlltlldenuat aominatlon Rap. Fr1J11tb D. .JI~alt IIMI with tba IIIIIJ - t h a t It will neJ. blm I Hlf....ured wave. Three block&.. WIIJWn &. Jllller <If NIW Yodt. F. KenntCIJ. , tber be 11tct11U7 to wadft.Jllllllllf lllto ter a ebiJd lllllrked. ; . Goldwallr a. Two cillllr 20ib oa1U17 Dflll-1 the '-It 0( tbe IIUIIIIW fo c1ull wltll a But, on the nut day, •• yQ\1 ~ runnlnC mate, • dlnll liP lllrlcten, 0 harried cab driver. In a tul maaed In a bopeleu: 111111 9f· "'·t ~11bllt b) G111oe. H the weltblr U. '~ _ _..._,., atacked hum~~~~ ""': '' ent,t ., ' '!f.oodrolr Miller 4rl'ftl t.,DdoD n:J:u'd WOI'II JOIU' bic7dt IU 1ri1u1Y aay, "I think II would . -·• · · D. B!llllbOwW. p bllllllt ~ ~· .tO Wilt." You reach for a bill •M. thi lllllltr had lltudl _ . 111an w blcapadtat*l for ~ lllll beiYilJ ~In 1IJllilrlridu. cab drtvtr la)'l logically, "So wa!f,1t~qd- . 11111 ao1n1 lor bfm; 11. 1!0111'81, a- - 110 proviiiGa abl ~ 1111U11h£ Olllo fur tbla very JIUI" dy.• · · but 11111 llllllf ....- ara dllplacllll 1!Jm on lfOUIIda JIOit. ,(D ....., time than you could btvt What you really meant was that It ..._ """ ..... to "•"'-llr Ilia JaablU"' to ,........,_ ina\fe It bjlab, you an bomt. 'l'btn, would bt quieter 111 bllce, and 10 It 11- • - · ..,_.. ' " -.-:~IIIIIIIJ;• JVU have aolved tba Ollt and would. No above-ground earth•bound Miller Ia tho a.pubth!ID· bill dutlea til hll olllca. IU 81 ollly lll'Obltili,o« the'clt)' bit. rld,r. -~~~ of triDiporlatlon caa Ilea~ bikini lJDIIad ~ta':..prllkla ·ol lht " ' :1 ~~ 2att. •turr\ You•mUll~ a way to pull: your 4nd tht wane the traffic II, tht IJI\er 'l'llat llbollld be .atandlld 111 pmlclinjo, thiD, IWO\blb; If JVU do not llvt on t1ia pound tblnp IN for the eycllat wbo can waave wblab liDIIlillltllll .UMtlaal 01111)' ilrlckoa wllllt Ill !low;, tliiD a .wlda elevator with 1 lllow hll way quite lafeJy around llnu ·of 1ta- j1ldfle viol !lllt'IDIIII aanlllld- two._. Ulllllnaltll, two io!lr II P.ld- Or I eympathetlc IUDtrin- tlonary fthiclH. ' · .,.. 11 llbGu1d 11a 1111 ....,.ud of nall!flll causes Mid <IIIII tendent wbo wlllpvt you • - lo hll • • • but 11 Ia. The ebaaCa of II1ID, ountved an balllrQ .,.S II ba'rily remelllbere4 at A few llmpla rulea which I hive obo 1 vice IUOIIIII!W to ldiJ blm. D. Cln"'FPI 'l'btrw an otbu IJile!DI - aervtd In 10 yam of cycllllflan: ollbe a11o ..,....cl .., the. b•laat. till lllll'by prap, for P. 1: stlet to tha rllbt when In a ,UUm or o1 1 llftll- tat after tu,. ;aladiCIII ample :- but 4o not luvt your bin of traffic, since you an movlnfl more diD! ara 1INIIf 1oo aood. ttldDI Glflce. MQor AHIII ebtiDe4 to an blllde stalrwq in I public . llow!y tbiD the reat 0( the JjiCk. . Don't A 1amblln( man blft to Clnlllll . o1 Cldclllo. llll*rillll hall for fmiP. thlll a week, or taava It pedal down the eenter of tht ~&net. Ply· rbalne4 .outillde for even overalllbt. It ehologleal!y you banclleap younelf In tha Will . ~ ...ut. IICIIatleraly, lo<ll e)'ll Of eab Inti bUI drlvm who, liJ and ebll• lid aiL0 ' • • • largt, try to pva wuy adYIIIbllll to tha 11 1 IIJht. rider of the self-propelled vahlcle, pro"""' .•bra ....,lle, thrH- vldtd It doea not bog tbe road . ....,,.. ••• of ••n. The 2: Do not, lftll for a few blocb, rtdt """ the wrone way down 1 0111-WaJ 111Ntt. It •"dooal!l" IIIOdals are mo11 Ia dumb 11114 obY:Iou.!y .unfair to OIII!OID- 1" ~· . and requlrl In• motorists. . an llso more • 3: Let ptdlllrlanl t DOW10)11nt com• in doubt at any of the ln1. l bave found that If yo'- 4on't ~· Ihlp~ York. Jl'or 1 proper nolu, people Will ~ oft thl curb Without 10 much 11 a --left or rltht. So whiJtle. politely, or about boll' ..1.,, but avert at all_. .that llllhallll)' lntroduetlon of ankle to fP!Ike. ~t ntllht the taw nqt1ll'tl that .~ ha'll • llhll1t llJht In front and • rifltetor lit ~...:..~ Nll'll you a1111 IIOIDitblil __.. !y colond. "3--w-- ' DAILY . ..I i . ·j' ,.. '", ..· . ' .,.;· · find lllell In u when lui · 1 ::~a ~ . to · Leaders ' .'' INTERCONNECTION is vital to the Iiiii of tht leaf ••• ;and vital to till flow electricity In ' w Ohio. Ohio's ellht electric co111o ••-<,It I ·. mCmtb panieaag~ 'olf By lhllritnaeltctricii;y, theJ wort hand • 111nc1 lit - . IIIQII biltm. lntercoH~C:Hoe :~ the naliDII'S ~power pCiol,_ started·rnore !hag :SO yearsqo. This groop II!I:N hiclude$ utilt. ties servi111<39 atates.east \of . the ' lfs ,. provides · whit Is Sll¥i1J81 b)' llldudnc u. 1111011nt ., dependabilillt'.·ef your el'f> trlc service. OhiO's 'network:.Of transmission lines is a part\Qf the Of st.ncll)' fadlillelllelded by YIIW' eltttrlc company. Sa It heljll to kelp tile prlcl&af llec> . ~lnluoadnu.. .....,,, �• • ., I ' THEY'RE ALL MANTLEs-Pep Mickoy Mutle of. Yanks shows off four rnore Mantlei in New Yotk. •' duri(lg recent visit by the famBy. From le(t :Uie children are Danny, Billie, David and Mickey lr. .i h'· I . ,, ' Wh.yd•• Uide 'W;. 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Giilllti. . . . . ., . . . . . . . : ,. . . 811o1PLB: ~ou.--v~-- ------·-- W1111ted To Buy im- w"Am bon.;. .,. .;k- 1 __.______ AS~a~a&&Ka Ol>olettlr--llor ·-· ~!lll&ltllll ,..lbolllnollo.x~ooa.-ar.,..., ..... ~­ ,.~-~-oil -dlaylllo _ _ _ _ _ I 1 tlzlerly .in my home. "' U:tl , • lli:IO /. ' Ill:. 111:10 11:1$ lli:IID lll:ll aJ:IID ' 111:41 'L..., ...• '. �• ' " ftecipifo'it"~or New Millister .. Held at Church A receptloo In honor.lol the newly appolnred minilltr· to ' the Rutland Melbodisl Clurch, l the Rev. Cheste. Lemley, and 1 his wife and family , wu held , recently in the social rooms of I the church. 'llte Rev. and Mn.[ Lemley have a dJU&hter, Sue, a student at :UO Gr,ncfe College and a son, Larry: who is in h1gh school. Mrs. Jacob Schilling wa5 in charge of the reception with Vernon Weber leading the hymn . :singing. A welcome was tended to the new minister by ' MR. AND MRS. TEDDY JOE BAILEY the church officers lnchiding Mr. Weber, Sunday School Superi•l·l Von Meter, Bailey Vows Exchanged Aug. 8th at Racine Bop!ist£hurch LendPnt; Jacob, chairman of official board; and Mrs. George White, president of the Women's Miss Linda Lou Van Meter's marriage to Mr. Teddy Joe Bailey took place Saturday, August 8, 2:30 p.m. at the Racine Baptist church before an altar decorated The oldest member present, with variegated flowers and two, seven branch candela· George Carson, who was 31, The two aisles leading to the altar were decora(!!d ~'<as recognized. Games with rose buds and white satin ribbon. conducted by Mrs. Harold Satrer. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. A pound shower for the honored Douglas Circle. . gues~s wa.s the feature of the The bride, who Was given in which hung kmg s~tm stra.m· 1:'\'emng w1th. Revth. and . by her unci•..., Mr · ers· The white Bible which . Mrs.Lem. marnage ley expresSJng eu apprecla~ Gordon Ridenour of Chester, carried had. been presented rion for the weleome to . the daughter of Mrs~ Louise her father on Father's Day, land. Refreshemnts were s_er- and the late Rev. Ross June 17, 1962, and was also ved to the large congregation Meter of Portland. The bride- carried by her sister, Mrs. .a ttending. groom is the son of Mr. and L 1wrence Theiss, on her . Society of Christian Service. Acclamation Plan 1 . JOliN EDGA& THOMAS ' Mrs. Otis Bailey of Racine. ding February 16, J~. Nuptial music was presented Mrs. Lawrence Thetss, the Mrs: Jack Wigal o( Galli- bride's sister, of Belpre, ~io, polis and Miss Judy C.ozart was maid of hon?r and ca~ned of Portland was the soloist. corsage of wh1te carnatwns. The bride wure a white satin . Lawrence Theiss of Bel~re Miss P:atti Ann WoHord, daU.t~ter of ~r•. and Mrs. brocade ballerma length gown was the best man. The guests Charles W. Wolford of 2 WoodbrJar-Dr., Chilhcothe, be· with a fingertip veil of were .seated Of. the ushers, Lar- came. the bride of Mr. John Ed~ar Thomas, son of :Mr · nt"t which was held in Circle, Racme, and Robert and Mrs. Edgar Thomas of Pomeroy, Saturda~, Au'"~t • ID Offing Wolford-Thomas Marriage Vows ore · Token August 1'5 in Chillicothe BUYS 3 ROOMS OF All NEW I FURNITURE by a satin rosebud liara. of Syracuse. carried a white Bible The bride's mother wore • with red rose buds and light gray dress. and Middleport, 0, ~-------- carried a corsage of white nations with green tinted tips. ~~~~~~~~~;~ I Oml The bridegroom's mother a beige brocade dress ~ASON carried a c~rsedage idthenti~~~ , ~~-~-~ . ~' In New Haven the one carrl 0Y e r e s BAKER FURNITURE R"ffle F DRIVE·IH "I Y Reunion Held 15, 2:30 p.m. in the First Presbyteria!l church ~ Ch_llli· cothe with the Rev, Benjamin Judd, Jr. offlciatmg. , was assisted r- ·cousm, Pastor the brtde s James of Detroit ~~;h~f~:: , Arrangem~n.ts of 'white I-,-,-~------olus and cao.,.tions against a Ill. background of•lemoi>foUage The bride's mother won; 0 ARE HERE 1-LOTS OF THEM . ' . I :FOR .GIRLS, MISSES AND WOMEN OF ALL SIZES IN TH~ READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR. SELECT YdiiRS AND YOUR'c;IRLS NOW. hanced the .altar. Clusters of willOw green _pure sdk shanwoodwardia were used . tung sheath, accented at the TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY mother. and at either side bf the altar. Waistline by lace. To complete , , FAMILY NIGHTS NEW HAVEN - The The reception was held by Cathedral vases hlll.ding the ensemble, she wore a Horst Buchbolz Riffle reunion was held the groom's m'lther, Mrs. otis gladiolus and carnati<ms matcllins: piJlbox trimmed with "NINE HOURS TO RAMA" 9 at tile New Haven in Racine. . ed the steps leading to it. a bbw in the back and match(Color) ,. -andPark. A basket dinner ~as The new· Mr. and Mrs. Balley tong OOlt'!!r ais'le wa_s ing' shoes and bag. Her C!Oraage I Doris Day LUlu Belle serv~ at noon. Charles ~tffle are 1964 graduates of Southern with sta~dard~ holdmg wood- was of yellow • green cymbidi· "VILLAGE IARN DANCI"' was ~n c~arge of the bus1ness H!gh ~hat?l. ~e wardia tted w1th white satin urn orchids. Thur.-Frl. Aug. 27-28 meeting m thP afternoon . w1ll resLde m Srruthfield, North ribbons. . . · Ch'Ir ttl Country Club 1 100 e. Bob HoptAnita Ekberg Mrs. Arnett Roush gave a Selections by Mrs. Robert The held "CALL Ml IWANA"' history of the Riffle ancestors. Hickel organist, included Pur- where the rledecepti~nlh- was g ' ·' (coIor) ' w1 arran nd eMrs Minnie Riffle and Mrs. cell's "Trumpet was det::ora · • 1 - andCar;;. Turnbull were the oldGuilm~t~~t's "Adagio," menta ,ol whiPitenkgladio us ·lbaarl Vincent Price nd. The Edm _a ___ , swee e "DIARY OF A MADMAN" est members atte mg. •·Minuet," unuwu s ed In · ultl (Technicolor) youngest was Martin 0 eun10n est Lord Jes~s/' and, ~it- roses arra:elabra a tri:med 1. 'i:i~il5~iiiiii~~~~~~ great grandson of_ Mrs. comb's "Weddmg Day. M1ss •~ c~ d ma!ID6 tufts dec· .. rle Turnbull. I Sharon Thomas, solotst, sang, Km n ' . \ Those attending wer' Mr. The descendants of Fred " I ~;e You Truly," "Beca?,se" Assis~he =~: ~b!~.:., Mn. POMEROY OHIO Mrs. Charles E. Riffle and Rhoda Jones held their and Th~ wed_dtng Prayer. Harry B":wer, Mrs. James ~ IIRon,ald_, Mr. and M.r~ . Charles annual reunion at the home of The bride, gJven in Mrs. Richard Brown, ,~A~Js:!~~ ~~~~::,.,. P. R1ffle, Della R1f1le, Mr. Mr. and Mr:i. Emerson by her father, ~ore a peau Nacy Jo Hess and · Miss , <Teclintcolor) and Mrs. Tom Reuter and RhonMiddleport Sunday A fetta dress whtch had a Al' Carpenter '----------~------:---.,.l...,----~-"7'"...; Troy Donohue Swanne Pie- da Sue, Pom_eroy; ~r. an~ , was served ~t noon trimmed _sculptured bodiCe de- ~ee bride's ~ttire for her • ~ette. Dtane McBain, James Mrs. . Ro~ R1ffle, Middleport, the lawn with Lee Davidson giv- signed wtth a scoop neckline honeymoon was 8 cinnamon- • M~l~ln R1ffle, Columb~s; Mrs. the table grace. and three .. quarter length brown cotf.On knit suit, match· , Wilham Taylor, Oak Hill; Mrs. oldest attending was sleeves. Tho front of the aCO..sorlea, a beln ei<K:bel WiD. 8 nct THURSDAY Carr1e Ross, Te~ry Lee Mrs. Kate Williams Wood o{ trolled skirt featured white orchid corsage. 26-27 ~r . and Mrs. R1ch~rd Athens and the youngest lace appliques at each . · pi~ to reside at OPEN otM ~a~on:RMfflrs. MAbmnle 8Riffl15 _e, Lisa Arme Burton, 3 _ &fld the back wTas enbbriad~ed Ave· Court, Moline, S afJorie 1 e, ra urr , d hte of Mr and Mrs lace panels. he es · 'ltiDA :.;~ J.~RDAY Mrs. Heber Miller and · Craig llaug 8 rrloo Columbo~ illusion veil caacnded from after A1181'1t 22· . "NIGHTMARE" and Mark, Mr. and M". Arnett ; . u atte'ndlng lnduded. Mr peau taffolo pillbul adorned The new. MChll"-· Thomas 1' David Knllht. Muira Red- Roush , Mr. anJ Mrs. Mack and : Ra M e , and soO: with seed pearls. ~ carried graduate of . Ucotbe mond,.Jenn{e Unden, Brenda Howard, Ray RUfle, H e1 en rs:Mrs yca::l r;ones Mr tailored .line arraflietneJlt School and ,Ohio_ . 10 Bruce"PILLOW . TALK'' Riffle, Mrs. Carrie dM Jones white sw.theart a to teac~ ~st Big ..... (Tedudeotor) Ml G Tu bull Mrs an rs. hid rui 1 f !!.age Th<~~DU IS a Oolil . IIDCDoria . DaJ, Roct Hudson, Wa~ ~':r~e ~n so~ . dren, Carolyn, Jimmy, and ore a vy o , PomeroY High and ~~ami: I; , •. TollY Randa", Tbeimp Ritter. lin, all of Hartford. ' and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Floor • length blue University. 11o Is Nick Ada~, JuU. Meade. all of Shade; Mr. and. gowns were worn by the atten- an engineer by John Paul E. Jones and cltlldren, dants Miss Martha Elick company, East MoUne. SUN.• MON. end TUES. MEETS TONIGHT Paula and Darrel ; Mrs. Kate Lancaster, maid of honor and out of town 'guesta were A »-3-1-Soiof.•l "ADV""'I TO THE RIAl" There will be a meeting for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dav· the bridesmaids, Mrs. Mansfield~ Columbus, Cl~•elllllll\ Stoll&, ~101, Genn Ford, all officers and committee idson, and Mrs. Dorothy DanFrick of Findlay and Miss Pomeroy: Fremont, Detroit, MI!I\>YII llOU!das. Peter Ford. bers of the Bradbury P.T.A. dakJS, Athens; Bruno CaSCI of Ann Hensley of Columbus. Moline and Chicago,, Ill., foolu-: . <Poi- C.rl'mln Out Loucl Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at Pom~y; Mr. and Mrs. identically styled dresses and St. Ann's, Mo• C.lorcortooftl the school. Chapman and daughter. tured a fitred bodice wllh A rehearsal dinner 1@1 held . .' . and Mr. and Mrs. William neckline, thre4HjUBrler at the Vlilley ii!IUae .. ' ) ton and daughter, L1sa Anne, sleeves and a eoing, AUCU'!Jf. wllh the Columbus\ Mr. and Mrs. Fred band of velvet wh~b aruom's Jlarijlts u , hoiP. . and son, Todd, Belpre; the waise. A pou1 veil caught · and Mrs. Larry Jones and a small forWard duster 1 bought Rambler ~ fcir '64 dian wcno children, Mickle and Steve, Col- bells of Irelalll!, an\1 -•·11 IOid ·in Ill)' ~ 0Dtlro·1i!Odel yjiort · ; umbus; and Mr. and Mra. Em- dogwood pe!ldalll will worn . ..~t'l erson Jones and daughter, Bar~ each A bara, Middleport. The reunion rapgement will he held at the bume o1 roaes and Mr. a!ld Mrs. Fred JGnes at daisies Belpre next August. maline Movies of past reunions were EUck. The. shown during the alrernoon by b>ilofed Ray Meyers. yellow eel withTEACHERS TO MEET Mr. Nell AU turhers of the Bradbury ved as &~:;&,. bank ·rates ~n save you money. School are ur&ed to attend aealed by I . teacher's IJleeUng Friday even- Mr. your· new car with us, your local ing, August 28 at 7 p.m. at. the Richard school. September 1 wUJ be the the opening day o! Bradbury Harold Sehool ~- Presidency, Booster THOSE · POPULAR PRICED · SLAC.KS e CAPRI PANTS e J'ACKETS KNEE KNOCKERS e ~KIRTS e BLOUSES_ Descendents H /d R • In M•ddleport MEIGS .THEATRE . ...,=,.,.,=..-.==:;;:-- PEDAL PUSHERS e SLIM JIMS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY t;::Cr:rtaon. =" oi Robert and · ]'(lie' . 5. . ( \j . 'I# NEW CAR with ~. be glad ''i to handle all the arrange· Gamblers are Service ill ..eld For Clarenc~! Grady Dealing Again After Blaze � 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 25, 1964 kincade neal