https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/765377ea086c2407cc5ced444452b59a.pdf b558666e3cedaa47e200337a628dedf9 PDF Text Text .,.. ' o.. Aq. 28, 18M -- ------ lobll)j s-tblel, ~OJ·Mhidleport, A , ICC01JIT SAVES ·A IJBIIQ ' · esALEI.~ -aurr or TDIII I • \ ~. '' ' ' •!, 'sPECIAL SALE. PRIC:~ on Stnilran, Cu,~~lon' Floor, J=ore: ~cost Vinyl in 9 el'ld 12 wl~~s. On ~~m~,r?ng Rugs, ot:1 wall coverings, .r1.1g !:;!order, countti'Hop: Brl111g II') your .t mea~urements enchnake·yowt·purchas...:'now.dur1ng ·the ,·,.,>· "' ·~·."'~ ,.·~ Sale. ' · · ·' · - i ' , · ' . . . . . : r ·lr·.·~·~t·,~'j. ~r~rJ·; ~. I J. ft· !)ftedio,n Oinie ,Being AnJloUDeed h PLEASANT - The fofasoD County ·Cancer Society wDI fiPODoor a caneer detection eUnlc Ill future with pl1111 be'"b bold tile clbliC ,. ••••• lor .tile t1i-st few I • ·... • Pomeroy National Bank ' > ,., Serving Meigs County for ov~ 00 years POMEROY - RUTLAND iiround And About DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTIL YOU SHOP AT .. METROPOLITAN.MOTORS REASONS: etOW DOWN PAYMENT . eON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN I 1963 FORD ~ TON PICKUP 18.1100·mile•. L~ new ID every WIJ 1963 SCOUT PICKUP Low MUea11e. One lOcal owner ... 1960 CHEVROLET o/.4 TON PICKUP New Ftniob. Clean and 101Jd .. SPEC1ALI s1 'I'9S l ·e1llnder. Standard trona. R.ttB, oue looahwlior ' 19,_ RAMBLER SU:~ 4.Q.:$EDAN . ' 32,000 aetual mlleo. Slill*oom eleao, one loo1l owoer • •' . . •, \ ~. Crow's I. 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN . . I . j Picnic i1 Enjoyed By Auxiliary Vnit . I . .. ,: r' . • ' . \ • j .. ,· . • L ' . ' I -· ' ' ,jj .- .· 'I" ~· ' I T 1 • •\ ·'r .,, ' I ' r,·~ , , \. I : ' . ~~ ~· i" ~,'• ' t I·•, From Roads, Mining, Sand, Gra ' WE HAVE .:RECEIVED OUf:.. LAST ON :PICKUP{.;Tiij(KSl AlLOTMENT BUY .NOW,'WHILE ~ELEC~{fttilrGOO~I .\ ".. . ~ . •" . .., •. ·. . . ·..:.'l!" "'~ ;.". .· .~.. .. ..:• • -<''?-i . I ·· ~' ·{ . . ·,··· . ,' ,. ' .,. , . ( ,• ' . ' '. ·oN·· _N&'w . ', ~· /' I ·' " . '. .... .. .. .. ~~ Is Speaker For Rotary: Schools In . Middleport Open~pt.B ' ·t964·· .( H ',, ,"-~· .... .. ~ IDdVID<ollt Prl.. "DIAIIY 01' A ~DMAN" ('hebolcolor) loturdlr A,., 29· Glen Ford , JOII/Illl CriiD "THI I'.UTUT OUN ALIVi" --onciJobo WaJIIO Du Pil'-7 "'THI Wlllfl 1!\01.1•• '' • ' 1 ,, ' 1~t'' St• . iCI. l~f1 'fl.:i'a.~ ' ••• ' . :i. N Step~icle · ' > ' \ ·.~ ·.'' ' i .! . ' .r '.J J ,l{, . ···.·~ 'AU ~Bq , ufp~f,\! p ··J •• ,. ' ' Goeglein Brothers Interests ' ' ELBERFELDtftj'e'JiEROY' ·: · · Middleport Miss Frieda Fehnle boa relumed from COJwnbul where A picnic wa• enjoyed Tueoday evening a! 6 p. m, by tile Ladi.. AIU!Iiary of Racine Am· Legion Post No. to'l at tile Racine park. It was announcde that the sargent·al·arms, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, Color bearers, Mrs. Mjlry Roualb and Mro. MBlf&a•et YOII, along with oUter met!!· , bers, will attMd the 8th DIJ. trlct Fall Conference In the Middii!IIOrt Post House on Mrs, Roy Blankenshlp Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken were hoste81eo when tho Sew RiteSewing club met Wtdneoday evening at tllelr club rooma, A short buslne•• ....ton was conducted by Mrs. Vae Vranken, preaidenl. Plam were made for a family picnic at tile Port· land park Sunday, Sept. 13 at 4 p, m, The tra•ellQI prize donated by Mrs, Doanld MeKnight was awarded to Mrs. Charles Hoffman. ber 8. Material '" make oUngo for The prealdent, Mrs. Eugene lhe Porn':"'!' Emergency liCjUad Holter, appoinle<i lhe following was distributed to the members, chairmen· Legtslalt(lll, s.tlab Mrs, Elmer White received a Bradford: National security, blrthdey lift from ber IIOrel Margaret Houdashelt; Ameripal. canl.m, Leara Yound; commUDGamea were played d)lrlng lty srevlce, Mary Roush; Child the socltl hour and prizes •· Welfare Pauline R011e· P•a warded the Wlnnel"l. Refresh· Americ~n. Myrtle Walk~r; Popments were served by tile Rarrletta Nelgler·; Music, ....te.... to 'hose nami!Q above Yost; RababWiatioa, and Mra. Donald Mullen, Mrs. Diddle, Civil Defense, Dayton Strickland, Mu. Elza Roberts; Flower O.' m Gilmore, Jr., Mrs, Donald Col· ' Gretta Simpson, Mary Una, Mra. Willard Boyar Roush and Myrtle Holler; ICEMrs. Edward Weila. , eculive Committee Margaret The next meellne wDI l!e ' Houdalbelt, Grella SlmpJOD Sept. t and hostessel wOI 6e ud Leara Y1111111. Mrs. Dayten Strickland and -----Donald CoUlns. BAVE VISITOII8 Mr, and Mrs, Ealle MOIIIIIU entertained a crouP at relaiiYII ANNOUNCE BIRTB aod frlend1 OVOI'; ihe weekend M.-. and Mra, William SprouSe their home, MlnersviUe. of Wallingford, Coon, are an· Guests were Ml'. aod Mrs. oour.oing tile birth of tlleir Dean Honnold and daugbtero, cbil~. I daughter, on AUIIUII2S, Mr. And Mrs. pouaJd Morgan weighing sl& pounds IOid oix and 1011 of llewart · ant Mr. ouncea. The cblld was aamed IOid Mri, Rohorl MOiilmiiD Sharon Chrlslille. Grandp1reDI8 11011 ·:;;;;;:;;oi;;;;;;;;M;;;;a;;;;;rl;;;;on,;..m;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;, ore Mr. \IIIII Mrs, Clulrleo. (Pete) '" 'Sprouse of Syracua. and Mr. VAI G ~ aod Mrs. Cbar... IDcua&Ciato ol Wt!llDJ(i'ld, Com. Mr. WIIUam Sprouse lo of POIIIII'OJ, TONIOHT Bob Hope ADIII D:berl "C:ALL M!l IWANA" (Color! • ST.EAK tt.OUSE ~ Pusb button dr!•e. radio and •~· lllee . beater. . Mt'IMWYMORI . . Sew-Rite Club Meeu Wednesday ' 1~, RAMBLER CUSTOM 400 . . \' DR IV£·IN 195! IHTERNATIONAL 2ton Dump '' . 0 0 ·1 1 { ,_l';, , SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES on Washers, Dryers; Refrlger. otors, Television Sets, Living R~f.ll Sultei. Stop IIi, make' your selectio~s and save i\9W . •· , • 1- · I . I • • SALE i.. USED FURNITURE Member Foderel Deposit lnsur•nce Corpor•tlon ' ·i< ......... ~ ', Member Foder•l R-rve System 11'1 Dl~· ' . • Oftly I '' ,J.UY YQI.I" liAWN ~Y.~WER MOWER NOW for using ; I . 4"' .·', .·.I ' i . ·, this •year andtyears to come. Special sale pr,lces or; i U . 'ltio ' models In 5te~<:k; Ydu can really ~Save during this ,JIIIIe. J We Pay 3% lnterut On &1linp IN ,, h .· >~,SA~E 1.•• LAWN:so¥·'"1f0}1iR · . ,;MPWE~~ : , , .::: .:· ·'" · . ' . ,. :·::.!=at - ~I~ ~· ' 1 J. •cema.centsi Grazing Right ,, ' CUPI) Collision �•• -... 1... ' Hou•ton at Cln., Ppd, rain. UNTIL 9 PAf THE SHOE BOX • MIDDLEPORT, 0. YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPlE· ON A HOND_A. SeeThe Full Una At . • • Hawk's Cycle Sales Routes 50A & 33, 1 Mile North of Ath•n• , LY : 9 to 5 Mon. Thuro. Sot.-9 to 1 TuH. Wn. l't-l. .. 2 A"'-.,, .. \'~lrl Here's the paint that WILL WORK 'ON WOODWORK· ·' I \ \ __......,. .... Be safe.•. be sure ,UEl with automatic r~ed hy ,R\o~ i MARY .. LEAGUES · delivery senice You W:,_'!'~wronll with. a dependable beating oU • • • · --11'1!1 l'uel Cble( I.e tbe ljDeat. C&JJ . Ill -~t'll ;cleD.ver Fliel Cllief to 1$191' hOme . ~mallcally all wiDtet loilg. • • And 1ou Clll ,~pna4 fOUl fuel. PIJmelltl out over .au entire ·~- ~ourRe~rhbon like our bu_clgel plin. You . llllali.., .;.___ IJ Oil our HI viee . ... req ·en top1 " ,.. •• .....aeo Fliei'CIIIef lleatlll& Oil. CALL US TODAY SAVE ON ua- �)• ..• . \ , If c. I. IILAUIILEJii :a•·- ~ ..-. ':!; ::.-:..<: ~~ Feeden 4 bill ~ . IIIIVe ~ ' : ·~ -~-· lord, and . ' fUle'n j!!CIIII! · l!lvtbetf animal• th1t wUI r•!a 0111' ~ tile lllll. wlil !le nQ11 'If .,. lllnP•· -< _ lhe beef ~M~cn:W: ~· boilers IOl' bfl'd .,_ 'l1lut rot!OI'ds will tho And tbeae forward lo$1'!1 'pi~ . . betq ~ tn ap of tho calm Ill liWillli = Till! .r -~ tlldaJ ..=,~ ~lllq ~ iiiiJlG!I'I' 11 ::! ~fOIIqetlon (II'I!Wtb pol • ~- ·II 1e1111 11111t Ill tilt pill • ' ~ we han ~ e.. IIIII bee1 pn~~~_.. are~,. eo~~~ ~~ ~ 'tt thell:i slle. -..s ~ 11 !!It "9'1f011111tlon ltl)tl.t• .-lil!ld! ltrtlt1!L!*b'•doJillh ~ wDI be J'<COillllie lOme of lbe IIII(JI1ft- ~~ tobb: ...,...-. ~ !)t'liormlnce, en jOq ~ w~ .... to ~ loW *"' ........ '1'NII blcludes ant racton that wiU lilllueaco '!'be llml titrnpr wDulil·IOOll ov•, lo lbelr ·welgbt at 'lhe ~ aniJ ~Qti Qf Ia ladlc8110n lbal • sluo!IJ1111 and the production of qlllll!J beef er .tho ealYe!o and ple!tl., ,:i "'' time and their welat\1 II ~ ablml11s In adiii!IGJI tO - <I( :~ dlptll and,,~ ~ 11'/ilP: !t anlmall. Recenll)' at \lie Soulllweslerll we Oblll'~ lUll area and EsperlmaDt Sullslllioll lis 111ere will which Ia CGII!Iuellnl beet ,.. 110111 '11 salea ~ tbt express pUI' search alml\ar to thai oliO ,.se·of .movtn{ 1\10 bdl . eonducted at our OW1I Soolb> WU:::. ''r ilrP~ on 011 1 ~~ 0: =:.a~:=~ ~ ~ene~Haketpmore ~-a.,.. U ~~· ~~ ~~~~t£: 1=~ 3 to tho ......... '-lpq to tho pll!ftt CD beef aniMalL lt'l thlt A lew .,e ~ . b ~ !bat '"'*' ef '!1ttN Is • • ::,:S;: =;,.. .,. olferiDC je.r11np u aalft ~ Ext+·llblllt ' I calves .,uvea Into feedilt' ehannels. ::..: 1:.~!lt~ "t:: ~ tD be tho bloeky, and Jar1esiJa lrilmal. l!owever, _ill ~ litlectlcin tbt ~:mothW'1y calving, ago _, 11 • and pasture methoo .. • what aroflll7. oile yeJI' of -age. Ia •the Mces1i1y Tllite oJO!Iebl eomlmd " " -.. 1 foTmtll"'lo J!*l' faetore have value. dy lat. we ~.tu!>te aalve., and "~~""' and 'wa need to ~ l!)olr • To .-1 the Ially our ben! broadinl al!lCk, •ilue -''Y whe!l we .Jft ~!. on the rate of thlt AU f: selecting brood atock. per I' . "'el •Ill! of -· lnsiiN Co d Danger! .•• In Mixing Cleanmg mpoun s . """'I• •I'*•'' 0 November 10. AU sales at 1 p. m. <ESTJ. Of paromount ln~rest to 'k> oa1 feeder ealf pn>dtlcero is the elate o1 the ,\them ~ber 2.f and tile elate U..· Gll\lpOIJa sale October ,:;.. the filii time a seeond oale wiD be hold In Athe!IS r¥'dllnl frilm the s4>PIY of feeder calves avail· a!Jie to be miWed out of thl• 'lbll !leCftiiC( sale will be • In loU t The article below was writttn lllon of a pol1101tous gas lfben bleach thtube !r on elec:trlcll\ for a recent HOI1ltlll8ker's the users deckled to combine and11 'Ibis wlll In ~me, · Newslet~r. sent mootbly from two or more eleanlnc ag~ta ~ 11~ smooth Cooperative Enelllion of· f;lllllmonty found m al~ evf lain surface willch Is al. Beca... .0 m11117 home- ery household. The addition o porce 0 81 makers have indicated sinCe the old familiar chlorine bleach traetlve 11 we then lhlt they had no idea there <a sodium hypo-chlorite oolu· Remeber, DON'T MJ.X was any d111111er lllvolved In tloni to an ocld or ocld-prodund toilet mixing cleanlnc eompoundo. II ing aubalanee, ouch as a toilet Bleachlnc agents 8 oeems important ~ought · ; to bowl eJeanser or jUBI plain bowl cleaners. reproduce the article for vinegar, will •~ly . release Bleaclllnlagents and ammooreadera. llfo\IOWII: a quantity of tox1c clonne gas..111 • Nomnber e paper SlmU~rly. when it is mi..d ' ... _ ..__ .aales in Alb- Recently a kpecuUatrhomemtype k WI"th oilier al ...tlne matter Bleachlne agents and lye. u - uu~ exf.:!: \ :a:~CCldent struc WO a · •• undertaking a bOuSI!bold ammonia or lye - the chem· Bleachlne agenhl and 0111 and Ga\UpoUs It Is ,I Ill( that over :MID head. ol In separate locations but leal reactloo liberates I highly mnover. J calves .nn be moved. simUar cln!umstancts. Irritating ges. If Inhaled, these Bleachinl agenhl and Local produ<tl'l ~re were u.tng an ordinarY· fumes can eause serious In- , gar. ai evllllllting· qe IHI the toilet • bowl cleaner. Diosatls- jury and poaslble death. Bleachin& agenll! and leP sales Ill CbBUeothe, with the way stall1ll were Don'l mate the mistake eleanor. ~ and taneasltr wbleh being removed, each decided to thinking because certain house· IN SHOI\T - NEVERwlTIII lifer for the feed~r hornlus an- add a household bleach and stir· J!oid produc!J are good • and BLEACHING AGENTS lnials in all bee! breeds. . red the mDture with a bnls~. useful, a eombl•tloa Wtll do ANY aJ'IIER CLEANING tf you wish additional •nfor- As a result one died quickly- the job better. on the oontrary roMI'OUND. lion about these sales, the ' this may be not only a waste ---GalUpolls sales the other spent 8 lonl. ioOC of time and effort by produc-- '::.a ::& :00 of M k R rt Ano::_~:s:::: ~ aCCllrd- ::u=·or"":.~.:r:::" ": ar et epo 1 Olllo winch Paul Bser of to a government mi!dlcal a<irves as secreta'?'- He has all newsletter, twenty people were ayailable information, and so overcome a short time ago by do we at the Collllty J;:xtenslon toslc gases released from a offie<>. . . It yourself cleaner, a wit· • DEMAND8' QU&LITY brew of a cleanser, chorj'nle bouaewile, In bl•ach and ammonia. meat over the grocery What occurred In each of counter, l.i- hafiDg ".'ore lnflu· these cases was the generaoo the ecooonuc ~uccess beef producing eo~;!, th: ~~ ~uauty: e · e,Nfu$dN.3.5 TRA(TOI · , ' ' •I e FlRJMLL-.., ··iotiH-Equipment··eo•. • · · { ' rl 'f neceuary Farmers are ExpectedtO · Modify Acreage Plantin,.s ti:u.:;, j High ... 7:10P.M. Tua.,s.,t.lt\ , tiiii....W I11::.:=~~~IDJ il w orp• 9!lil more m,hl ~ Melt• CpuDty A.m. ' '· ';,.~;, Phtll!t WI~~ . Hoosier IS New Manag~r 0 • .l ,IOD Jackson £1\Aredit Assocta the Farm Front 8 Morr~ \ CJNCINNA'!'l (UP•) - LWe· stocl<: catves 100· . Cat~, nd heif.,.;, Wayne R Neal of Hunting;I I""''W'ge and l)u buUI a s une~~y weak to 50 low· burg Indiana above, wilt suo- Illation a. a good farm sow, active strong to 50 eeed. Vemon McNair as general man. He lo married . and er; t ~sh . buits steady; few manager of the Jackson, Oblo, threl! children. There are cend' :!.J"r lots average with Prnduclion Credit ASIOclatioll, girls, ages 14 all!l I and 1 ~ s ~Jgh choice 1150-1125 lb Mr. McNair tendered bla reslg· b!lr tt& 10. Tiley ~ ::: hter steors 25. 71>-26.50, low nation effective August 6, 19M. move to Jackson as soon as cho:O 900-l:ZOO lb 24.50.25, good 'llleJacksonPCAservessome arraneOIIIflllto can be l!Z-24, few lots standard 18.50- 11100 larm~rs in an eleven eoun- made. - - - 20 o;o· round two loads average area '" southenstam Ollio. .., , -'-un~anceis ~s I~~~:.~ ~.' bt;. choice 801H50 lb 1963 m~ than seven Flower ~houiiJeinl "" amount of fat to be 24 gond 21·22: cows 11-!UO; miiUon dollars '" short and !no Planned Sept, 5-6 excess And even b~lls 15.511-17: veaters and termediate-rrm A flolver show has been to 11 month old · , l' ataughter calvOll mos.y Wnded to armera 1M ICbecluled for Is nahlrally tender, the • _ " Flrmen in the 1911\1 w\)eat choice 23-25, gond :!6-23. ellbt offices mal~ by. 6 by the Rutland . hpUSI'Wi.fe still demands a mar- By GAYLORD P. ilODWJN' and feed ·grain programs C8ll ard 17·20; &ood and choice IIISOclatlon. Mrs. Cush Johnston , •• . of fat ill the lean meat Ulllted PnH IDimlational elect to oubstitute whoa! for 350 lb slaughter calves . Mr. Neal C!OIIIOS tD the 11110- man lor tho show which wiR be juiciness in the WASIUNGTON (UPI) - The feed grain Or feed grain for few 21. elation well qualified for the po- held at tbt Rutlaad Metl10dllst p1a,.,1 on her family's Agriculture Oopartment has an- wbeal In oddltlon farmm .who llqJs 1000; barrows and gUts sltlon of general manager. He Church. j\:~~~~;;;;i;;;;;;;;~"-''"\\ llolll1Ced that 1armert who aigo ~ct 1a._ ~.,;e. at ·~ 2S to m<01UY 50 tower with wu bom and reared ~ a !ann Committees appointed 111IIJlthls fall to parllelpflte Ill the' 11 signUp"can overpiant iheir clearance Incomplete, ill~ County, llldiana. For elude .publicity, M!"'· Robetl 1985 wbeat' JII'OCl'alll may IIIDdl· .wh•at allotment by 110-per cent mostl7 50 lower; III'(IUIId Ut>1-2 1 period of time he manp canaelay; regiltrytion, Mn. !y tbelr am&ce diversion or and stcn the eseess under 210.220 lb ;,arrows 811(. and opera~ the lamll)' farm. Guy 'Larklll and Mts. Chllrl.i overplalltinl intentions next bond Ulder the 11165 wheat pro- 11.25-18.50. 1·3 liiD-240 ib Jn the bUsiDeSs world be bat AmOs; sllljln&, M..,. mndlflcaUon, farntenl 18.10, heavier weigll~ ba4 quite a bit of expettenee In Titus, Mrl. ·Chris Dlebl, s1gnup period extends who s(Jn up tblo fait may tested, lot 2-S mixed te1ghto work haWIC held po- Da)1on l'arSIHIS, Mrs. from Alii. 34 to Oct. 2. chanie their commitments coo- av••al' 254 lb 17.110, lew sltl!lllll with both Searl Roebuck Dennison, Mrs. Clare11110 MlJr.. '!'be modlfltatlon wUl be per· cemlng ac:noage diversiCD and 118 lb 17.110; 1-3 2'/S-350 lb and Tbe Alumbwm C o - of ray, Mra. Raber! ROibel: llo~· m!tted so that winter wheal overj)lanting at any time -prior 15-16, 356-fllO ~b 14.5t-15, ~ ~rica, lie wltb ~ lllllt~m, Mrll: J~ ~~ alid p-OWI!rs 1fiU bave the Sf!lll• op- to ,lose of the feed I"Bin pro- lb IJ.5CH4.50, ooars, stoady • lion credit as a .lieldman ID the Mrs. liobiert h~~i __~atiOII· porlulllty is the opri1lg wheat c 10.60-11.25. Huntingburg, Indiana, IIBIIOcia- a1 Mil. Jonlli '-"''I"""'· . and feed grain · growers in Se- l"tm signiiJI period nett sprlne. Sheep 150· not enooBh to lion at Petersburg, Indiana,' I~ \ ' ' II~~ a cropplnl patterll . In 11M, parliclplllll tool trade. ' · March of It&t. _ . ST. . . '(~) II; on feed Bfaln program ill diversion payment II they In FebrUary of 11111 11(1 was -Bftnard wd · -• Sharpens own knives and other Information available did not divert as agreed at " transferrtd tD the eenltal l'f!lee Friday he at sigoup time next spring. The signup. This will bold true for WANT NEW NAME tn Huntingburg where be bao ety Job In 4'h Minutes feed grain lnformatioo is not the 1965 program. But because MOSCOW CUP!l-The Tass remained since that lillie. He J¥ hu now available. of the wheat-feed gram substl. said Friday an4 ·flour US TODAY POR 'lbe department urged !arm· tulion element, the department news agency . , ers who eeed spring wheat only said lt would be more equitable dents of the city of Stavropol PilEI DIMONSTJtA. the predominantly winter to let winter wheat growen bad asked the Russian repub11 wl.eat areas to sip now make their li!Qil omnmlhrlent lie government to rename •TIOH ON THI since the program planting iirtmliolll at the city Tcgllatti 1n ~ olllaUan ,16 CHOPPER will . make It possible for same Ume as , IJ)l'Ing wheat Communist party chief Palmiro w change their cropping (ll'OWen ml feed grain arow· who died week ' tloos until the close of • other, but may prove dlsas· lrouo. Stick to the safe rules: read the label carefully and follow the manulachlrer:s dire<!lion exactly. Keep In nund modem scounng powders ten contain chlorine ~~each. II ' ~ tD use <chlonne) ,..,. ....... •usED· -I of .E ree~~':: ~~~ MEETI~ . ,. , 111 ere::::; The cl••••• · PUrl . St. . Buii.A Fl-111 P' ' '' THE PRODUCfiON CREDIT . WAYl • , ' ., CORRECTION OF OUR FRIDAY. AD SPECIAL , PAitM LOAMi , POR FAMRs IV liARMnS" LY~=-·~­ DI(K STI!Rifi"" cLvdfflt(llt . . . New '' .. •us ·· I Holst. 10 Ft1.1ed. $495 ' METROPOLITAN. ·,MOTORS. Behind Eyery Ad? ' ·- I. Mtlrt St; ' When You c- fultoa.Tflompson 1\:!:~of .::n~ 'I f .,Ish. Merion .,..m 616 CHOPPER TRACTOR Do You. Know The 4 Points 1951 ll'te'rn•H~al 2 Ton Dump Truck ,.:r BE READYI -4Smashing· ~(11:::~ ,., = " 1.. ·( '.' ' ' . 3-Point, trailllf9, ond Fo•t-Hitclt J\:=='lbe~:flttt~=~for~par~l.ithe P-roy 1!1 ' ' • Ill ,··:. Sbo'Win9 ~ . j;'· '~· Nt\v :. ' '> , •"·, .. ".;~ <' •] ' ~ \:. t I' ' I j L t ,,,~',lt. .. .J~.':t . ,.;. , I. ~U~,.,_,,, not the best test. ' ( 1', Dlabet.. frequently runs In families, so it is P!lrUillllarly tmportant for anyone who has blood relatives with dla'*eo to take ~ teAt lor It periodically. The u!ual test for dlabetri Is an analysis of the urinl! lor blood sugar, but the amount ol sugar passing from tho bll)od to the kidneys aad thence lllio s._. An AGI In \ The Daily Sentinel This Is What It M...,s the UJine varies greatly from II=~ to person. This is there- ,, \ ROlARY CUTTERS . · . . "Sure Sign ~~ Quality'' qua\Hy • produ<!er tor · -· patiOII In th what prjCe aupport 10811 program and divnlon and cttllfieate •F purpDit ., i I The test belne used In Melia Cour!ty lll:madt. by linai)'Zi!!g 1 mall sample ol blood. H thO blood supr is fqund to be above 1 oertaln level,. dlalletet ~ . bo·1 Suapi!CJed,, ~. lnt bargoins, h11 • roputlfl'n te uphold. ~ • 'Jo'~ • , 'l'o dtas.O.;, diabetes d·erlnlte-11 ly, ,.• gi,uc~ ' tolerance s,.t IJ! gt~en. The JHr~n belne .• ted It glv~n a, · lin~ amOUI!t of suca.r. an4 .blocicl samptif are tak"'· at lllte\'Y~.~. A p~-'· ciad Cln lean! ' ~11 bow the. penoll's body utilizes qatll; ·~ -~··~-·R-:·-- · ··· \ OnU A RIPlJ!AILI!! STOltE- A store th1t IIYII up to Its edwtrtl• fOUilil,, ~ DEPENDAILE QUALITY - 111.tho merchitmiiA It Hll•. ,..,. chondiso that Ia txlctly a represontH, •. r, HONESTY - In ICivortisl"' ........ 1nd Ill ••lillfi With tho pvltllc. No ltt8inlltt te.fol"'v or 4ectil~. V4lU·~ - every Sentlf!ll·Aelwttl•er ha til llll,.,.,nt ~ • '* ' " y~u. It paya te re..t them 111. . 'fOUR ·p~ICHASES THE SAFE W~f . . !~~·~~)o(: Yoyr ~~all \ <f~~~rj,Q$ a~d:. f!RTIUZER I ·, IIDUSTRIES I '' "' ·~ /f.-• i•! ~ ~ ' 'l' • ,•· '"' ., ~ Mills ,..,, . ~. ~ ' ' ;.- T' 'tHE A~ IVERY DAY ' ' .' ~· �• ' ' ,, ' l \ .. ' ' -·· r A e . ' • ' otor Co. Pom .... . . .... ',\ ., . ' Trede A. C. • -- . __..,._u, -- ..... _ ...... ..., .., ~ · .& ·II·P :X. c:· , •. '.. IATO SER · .ICE " c'·' 'I' • IIYGB IIOW.a. . " YO . .. .a. ..; 'll'i a ' ...... BB1'.& ·- - �Weber Rtunion • Is Held ot Mr. atlil ...... rra Clt.:::=r Koenig Home ..n -Md l)ame bill af!B spetldl~ several Tile Weber reunloo wu held 1 trltb tblr dallCI>ter lllfl roml- Aucust 11 at the home o1 Mr. ly , Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ivan and Mrs. Leonud Koenig. Mrs. P - . qty, Flit. · · Elizabo!l! fWeberl Biddle, '!'be~!~-= In • ter of Aum••l (P; A.) nleljor,[ due 111, , their ~ter, who wao the oldeat, and !llller been I .hoopital potiotrt GaUl 11, great gr.nd0011 !hre. weKa. S!Je h11 Mt': Weber, Wll the y'•=~"!:! several cards from PftSelll. Others who a Meigs COUn!y and wlsbes were Mr. . and Mrs. Norman , thalllc everyone for lhem. Weher and soos, Charle> and ;he will he confined to her KelU and daughter, Vi<lt Ann; for several .eeks, sht Judy Yoong, Mrs. Dorothy SU\il· appreciate cank and .Franctll Case and friend, Her address ~ llllss Koen;g, all Ill Long Powell, Z440 Uncoln-Dr., · I!Pitom; Mr. aQd Mrs. Lloyd ry II 'I:Yndall AFB, KoenJI, ana SOil.'!, ,lfelvin Cily, F'lil. · and duaghter, Marla; Mr. and Ml1· Donald Koenig, ' A'I'I'ENill!l ~G Mrs. Elsie Lou 3mlth and · daushter, Nlll)llette, and Cher· Molne Grlfflth, cashier yl and Donat,; Hawk of Mans· the 'POmeroy National field: Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koeatte~ • · J!IOO.tina of nlg, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. S. Women s ~ties Commlt!A! B. Hough!, C'Jyahoga Falls; Mr. of . jl.t Olllo Bamten Allsocla· and Mrs, Wilbur Weber and tion; at tbolr office! ID Colum· daughter: Sandra, McKeesrock, , bus on Wednesday, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Rogeo Keller -:;::;::;::;::;::;::::::::. and aons, Randy and Rodney, .Mr. and An. Don Williams and aon, David and daugh.ers, Deb· . MASON bie and Doma, and Mrs. Ralph \\o~~ ,, , ' Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Fril! TONIGHT Swal!el, Mr. and Mrs. '11oeo *' m.a, •- " GUN ALiVI" -and- John Wa7110 Dan Dalley "tHE WINGS OF IAGLII" =suNDAY and MOiiiDAY- ~~:::~.~· Aii ·FOrce / •• '. ' ' . I ~. • l •l "', .' .' ' .' ""' Jury. Kimes and Mrs. Nonn£ Chap- man, Pom~roy: Mrs. George Sargent, Mr. · • Mrs. Roger C. Gaul an'd son, Roger II, Mr. and Mn. Rodney Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, daugh· KiniQ/ks MR. AND MRS. EVERETT RAY JOHNSON Impressive Hamm-Jo hnson WecJd'mg Ceremony f vent ::.:~e Jz~: :~~ t:'~.t~:: Of August 9 at Pomeroy's Federated Church Altar w - 1 H HOOVER CLEANERS . . ., . E· BLUE LUSTRE SHAMPOO FINE FLOOR CARE BAKER ·· ·fURNITURE J!laa LJJJ's Favori~e Cousin, · ,Can't Vote for · NEW YORK- Sell. Rbbert · Shirley MaeLaine "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" •'-! and Mr. and Mrs. Clay· Miss Betty Luu Hamm. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. amm, 325 etzga I . -andton Schartiger, aU ol Cheater; St became the bnde of Mr. Everett Ray Johnson, son of Mr. an_d ·M U. ·.J:oeeph R. . Dean l>lartln Geraldine Page Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bost· Johnson. Pomeroy Route 1, in an impressive ceremony at the Federated church Sun- after 1 visit wlih · Mr; ' '''"' "TOYS· tN THI AniC'' •iSh• and son, Greg, and daughAu.gust 9. · . Mra. E. !. Bryant aad' Wendy Hiller Gene Ti..,.oy 11 terF''-'De""'bb;.l;.•·.;o,.f'"V'"ero"'"B"'ea"'c"'hi.,.. F.. Ia~. Rev. Wilbur Perrin performed the double ring cerem~ny at 2:30 p.m., befo~ and Mrs, Wllllam Wya~ 1 ad 111 an altar with white satin cover, centered ~tth ·~ open Btble 111 froqt of a brass cross other relatlve1• with white candles in brass holders on etther stde. Tall vases of whlte gladloU and _ _ _ _ _ __,_ _.,.._ 11 . greenery, two seven branch candelabra and palms were on either side of the altar. Large white satm . bows an .. • Clydt Hlhea ~ ""'· greenery marked the ers. !on net bows, centered a lie 1're ce, Athensi Mr. .,.r T011JG1i'T ·· • . Preceding the memony '11oe groom's bro~er, James with whl!A! cover and Mn. G.,-y Eckard, fl . .Wa~e, "NlOIITiKAltr half hour of nuptial music W. Johnson of Ne'w Haven, W. ferns on either side. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs . .A. . .A. David KniJillt. lllulra lied· presented by Mrs. Ben Va., was best mon and ushers punch, nuts, and yellow . and smith, Huntlr,gton, W. Va. Mrl. mond. Jon~ Lindt~~. 'Brenda Bruce. . /' · · zling, organist, ·nd Mrs. Mar· were Larry G. Johnson, broth· white bell . Shaped mints were Robert Herald anc! son, llqb, "P!~LOW TALK• · vin Burt, soloist. Mrs. Neutz· er of the groom, and Allen W. Hamuton: Charlet! W. Hamm, rre<hnleolurl played "Nocturne" by Hamm, ·'brother of the bride, served. Mrs. Howard H. Hamm Jll.; Brian C. McCoofor Doria Day. Rook Rudooll. "Thou Art Like both of p . ·1of Kenton, alster·ln·law of Mlirtln E. Crahan, l'ony RandaU. Thelma Ritter · l'iick Adams, Julla M"do. A FJower." "Dedication of omeJOy. , . 1 bride, pr~sided at the Mra. W. R. Cqx Ritea," "'11ois Holy Hour," ' 'Bri· For her daughter' weddmg, :bowl and' Mrs. George · " Mrs. Sterrett, At· SUN. MON. oJNI TUII. dal Hymn," and ., the attend· Mr;o. Hamm chose a ~avy blue selruad served the cake. . Stephen . Rtiarr, Atlanta, Avg.~l.s.t. t ants came i "Prelude to Wed· chiffon dress with white acces- Carole J. Hamm, sloter Ga.; David T. Haines, Corap. 8 ;~:~v~t!?' TJ!,t:'~!!:;, ding March " and the bride and corsage of white the bride, regl•tered tbe Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. James Mel¥YD l;lo~glsl. !let..· ford. brother ca.;.. to the altar, . Mrs. Johnson wore '11oe couple left for a weddln& Johnaon and daupter, hotv-: · Wedding Chorus." by pmk crepe dress wltl) white trip to · the Smoky Mountains Sue, New Haven, W. Coto~":J:.t'" O,ut !-'""' Middleport, D. mann. Durin~ the and 1 ~hlte cams- and for travellng, the Stuart Rupp, ·Cleveland: ~.,.,..,.:~~E;~::~....,...,_,.,..,.,.,.,,.,.,J . Mrs. NeuWing played corsage. · cllansed to a two Piel:e .hetse . Mary"l'W.; WllUam. · ' ·· "Lonl'o Prayer," A reception for the guests knit dress with b"!wn and ~ughter, A on "Here o My Lord,'' held in the church social sorles and wore the white rose Beth, .T. w. Aulbtrson c;- -~·~~ ,...1 communion. •·The with the Happy Harvest· corsage she cacried oo her Mrs. Madeline ~ans and rful Postlude," by Schumann cla88 as hosteases. White Bible. and Steven, Middleport; Ll~yd II .,p·... ~......,. played for the recessional. Mrs. fern and greenery "" angel Mrs. Johnson Is a IJ'aduate S..oS, Grove City, and Mrs. ·.Udltft !loon . sang. "I Love '!'bee," (!ch hair decorated the .•nantel Pomeroy High .School and . of Paul Johitaon and Gem• N • hoan, :olumbua. 1~::~: Dlch) by Greig; "If 1 which was centered wtlh a Ohio Univer•lly with a B. 1. Tell y 00 " "'11oe Wed- low arrangement o! yeJiow glad· Education and Janow a ding Benediction'," arter the ioll in a cryatal cootaluer wlllt er at the Olen•angy Eh!ml,.. mothers wert seated and while' white eleetr~c candlefl tied Wlth tary l,;chOol, Columbu1. the couple knelt for pray~r, white satin uqws on either side. Johnson Is o !P'adu&IA! of "Tbe Wedding Prayer." Suspended from the center of~ eroy High School and ts The bride, given in marriage I the mantel were two white senior in. architecture at by her brother, Charles W. : wedding hello. State Unl~erslty. , Hamm, wore a floor length The bride's tablf! Wll lovely '11oe couple are at home ta ' gown of white chantltly lace, with whi!A! linen cuver and cen· !heir friends at 57'! Jllvervlew Ieaturing a full skirt with tiers tered with a lout• tiered wed· Dr., Apl 104, Columbua. · of lace ruffles. '11oe fitted bo- ding cake encircled with &reen- OUt • of • town peill al tbe dice enhanced with a scalloped ery and yellow gladioli . with wed,llng and ·~wore Mr. neckline had long sleevea corn- tall while lapert In , double I and Mnt. iloward H. Hamm and ing to point> over the hands. crystal candelabra on elHter 10111, Terry and Stev01> and Her fingertip veil of silk illu· side. The punch bowl centered Ronnie ~ of Ktl!loll; ,Mf. sion was held In place by a with yellow rosebudo and tn· and Mra. Cecil Gillo8l): aad tiara of white seed pearls. She circled with greenery and .ny· IOilli, • and . Mra. carried a white Bible topped MEIGS ' H7 1 DRIVE·IN Glen Ford , Jeanne Crain "THI fiAsTIST .. ' " " by LilES . .·• ,, . * llooai1 ~hot ~ l o - .... 22 boavlllly .,..._ ·· · ' .sATilltDAV, -. ' - ' . . . s. 6. .7 •' •• IM 1 1964 7WT~I - . t-iNicE··· 9101112131415 16 1~ II 19 2021 2) . 23·24 25 26 27 21 29 3P a1 • • • • • - . AUGUST ~. 1964 .' - WELCo•~.. 2 3 • - the 1111\!7,~ e1rpell ffODif.ttl! 1 ·lad other 'le1111D1 * *Nnw.a-lio"'* ~-tlao .......... . . Ou the lou! J'loot • lO!i'l . . . . """' .... ' • l .. ., ! l' ! I •• ' ·'·. LET ONE 9fl oUit CARPET MEN ,.mtuure . ·'' ' )'0111' .. \ aai&We<"}6f?aprlce for..U!t~W.. 111*1• ' ,:l-1···· • Ia!ion of .the carpet of yout eliqi~. Tliere'• no oW. floors .<:.,. ~ galion, yo~ 'U save. on . .• I your new c~ at .. • · ' ,. ' $UNDAY, '.' II' • • # • • Alfii! a& ~ii'• .~AruRDAY, sEPT. s •J ' ,. t ' - • ., _.: , • ' . I . I l • - Elberfelds'· .In Pomeroy · .· I with a bouquet of white rosewith white satin streamtied in lovers knots. Miss Nancy Hamm, sister of bride, WJts maid of honor, Mi!a Beverly Johnson, siS· of the groom, was bride&· Both wore street ·wHEN I . dreases of pale yellow batiste II with white lace jackets and , bandeaux with yellow circular ,. and matching lace gloves . . They Carried co1onlal bouquets ' yellow sweetheart roses with yellow stre•mers tied in lov·1 ::~~iopon : ...,Cohu!Holly on4 'f Thlrmopan. JnwloM 1hty',. llooullful,ni ,.....leaL 11111i;-1 • fAMILY lOOM Slldlnggl11u c!Hrt oft lcl.ol lor 'on trance 'ta a patio from tho . ·famJiyroom. ••• • · A ...lucled den - be oponM to the outdoors by th uoe of sliding doora. 1•CLOIID POifl~H 'Sllcllng glau dMrs lriluat n,ht lor _ , _ porche1 ...... '. for Ht-tofnlide -~ res . ...\ I I ' , . '! ;I._~ I r , .. YOU GET . . ' - I .. PAJD . • • 1 knols. I Jamie Sue Johnson of New ~~=~: W. Va., niece of the !1 Ill Rower girl wore a yalow dress with trim, white shoes and • yellow bandea,,. 11 . carried • white basket wblje rose. petals. · ~Alan N.. selroad Pomeroy, rln& bearer, earried !be rlnp , on a heart shaped pillow t(ged iD lace and cen..lflth a oolla Illy with · itr<!8men. He •wore a wblt• .aDfl black trous- .. JO!tt life ,_;4, IIGkt ' ••••• ' '., . JO!ir io ~~ ' ef """ . . ION ""' ' \' ' .-•' ,fir ' ..... ,OV·Attlllt! ..... ,.•. ........ 10 ,..tt.r ' "· ..... , , ...,rif;tUi ; I • I' - ·I~ � 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 29, 1964