https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2a6ba8ff5d8942d88a96554afd4fb991.pdf 8a561be1f65cb134a32f8feefdc68045 PDF Text Text . ..I .. e • i - j i 50 "'. -·-·. ,--: ~- rJl :; I ~ ~ - WJ ~· ¥Q!i'I'GOMERY, Ala.- ~· Wallace's ilan<~picked I alate of unpledged et..tot.. an· IIOIIIIC,cf Monday they w o u I d not f84lgn In favor of electors pledged- to President Lyndon P- Johnson. - Q - JAN Q = = Material $ = 2) 1 8 15 22 9 16 2) '"9 '>(\ Jlo•gl!d or I~lete aaterial Replaced 4 11 18 25 10 17 24 7 56 12 19 26 1J 20 27 ~1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 12 14 19 13 20 25 26 27 28 14 21 28 31 22 29 I 17 16 15 2) 24 1 2 8 9 15 16 22 23 ) 4 10 17 24 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 ~ 7 13 20 27 - ' 14 21 28 8 9 10 15 22 29 16 2) ,,,, 17 24 21 .,. . ...... . .. . .. . ............... . ........ . ... 4 5 6 7 11 18 12 13 20 14 25 26 27 28 19 ):~~;I tlon that the unpleagecl e: would try to get off !he ballot In order to Increase Sen, Katerlal to K1cro!Um ' -'" . ----'------ ---·------------------------.. ---·-·------------------------ --·----------------------; APR 1 2 3 11AR '!be decision ended Daaged or Inecwplete 21 ey Goldwater's chances lng It f. clear choice bet•weeJo I the two candidates. NASIIVILLE, Tc1111. - Sgt. ·-Alvin York, who won fame durIng World War I, was reported "aravely lli and in a coma" Mood,y night at Veterans Hospital. York, 7tl, a Congressional M,clal of Honor winner, sufferi!IJ from an acute infec. tlon of the urinal')l trac,tt :~~ \ was spreading •lowly_ th out his bloodstream, JV - -- -- - -- -------·---r.;.; -·- i·-- -~-- --)-- --4-----; -·--6-----·-7- -----r-- ·;u-Ni- -i---- 2- - ---·---·J 4 5 6 : 29 30 )1 ' 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2) 24 25 26 28 22 23 24 25 26 27 2B 29 30 Jl 27 ,, ·' ' 29 30 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 1 1 8 2 9 15 J WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Republican aenator charled today that former U ,S, ambassador to· Ireland Mat.. thew McCloskey made what be called a $25,000 "paJ off" to the 1960 Kennedy.Jolullon eampalgu fund after getting the construction contract on a big .Washington. D. C., stadium . Sen. John Ji! Williams, R·Del., claimed in a Senate speech that the political contribution was funneled through former Senate aide Robert G. ~bbY) Baker, th• key figure in a sensational Senate inveatitlation. Williams said that the $25.000 wu part Of a total $311,• 000 payoff which McCloskey allegedly- made. The contribution was concealed 'in a chtc): for. a performaneebond, the GOP senator contended. Williams, a prime mover in -'-"-'. :::..-,------the Baker investigation, said the "pay ofr• was set up Whell the additional $10,000 went to McCloskey, In paying ileyDokll Silver Springs, Md., insurance for the perf~ bond, ~ agent Don B Reynolds. Reyn· out a check for $10t,:W5.60 · ~ olds. he charged, acted as an stead of $73,831,28 actually olnterrnediaey in the "diopensa· ed, lion of the kickbacks." The senator aald the ov~yWilliams aaid ho based bit ment Included the ~.000 jll clalnu on statements given ''kickbacks" and said thai achl: by Reynold•. cording to Reynold!! the odd McCloskey was appointed by figure was used to eoilfuse authe late President John F. Ken· ditors. nedy to the Irish ambassador· The Delaware inveoUgator deship after serving for many mandrd recently that a special as finance chairman of committee reopen the Balter Ill· the Democratic party, He is the _vestigat!on to look Into new wealthy head of a Philadelphia charges, The rule! comrrJitel construction firm . volt<! 6 to 3 not to call McClotWilliarns told the Senate that key as a witness, -- ---- --- - ·- - ----- •. .i.-- -AU·G· ---- 1--- -2--- -- -)··--- -4····----5·--·---6·····---7-- ........................................... ........... Jl!L ' ,, 10 4 11 5 12 6 13 7 14 - lc 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 1B 19 zo 21 22 21 24 25 26 27 28 27 26 )1 24 31 26 JC 23 30 25 29 22 29 ' - -------------·----Jf- --- - --6 7 i OCT :WGON, VIet Nam -Buddhist leaders today pledged ;--<,, l) 20 27 1.5 22 Dies Sunday In Beverly 29 Paaea Pro~cocod thia Sheet ~IJ-f--' 0 OVERSIZED (cm;r lB tr..c'.J or 25 bich) OES 1'0 IIIEET �I \ ·o 1' . ! : ! Stntlitel, Pe~lll~~ 0..' f:Jt,lll t The People's Choice • - -- AChallenge To Whole County HELEN H£·L·P'U.S'! • =• iz: 't'DQ 'lri1l be approximately 5,000 Hilden.. enrolled In Moil!• ~Dtf :;: ICIIOOlt wtthiD 1 .-.tit. which is over a ~: fifth of the enUre pop11lalion of tho : co11nty. Close to •oo of that total will be entorllll the freshmlll )ears, and four yean htn~e If tht law of averaaes bolda tru• •bout one half of that figure will . get tbetr high school diplomas. The (lllly way that situation can be rev•rsed is en· tlreiy dependent upon those who are em· :. bltkl~oll their hllh "'hool col'ltlr. end auttt by thosa who tab an In•. ~ere.t &belli. We 1Muld !lOt luve It ::: t:lltlrely up to the teachers to face this , :: Jlroblem. Those persons of the county · ~ W!lo IN lbttrttted In our youth should . !.. ,0 ollt Of thtir •ay to encourage all ltu• • .~l!nll ttgar4te• of tlllk. .:; '.t'hm !Ire 10 man)' thlflgs that we :=llbould consider with tht students of our :'CilJIUIIunlty. They are our ll'eatest asset, '~ud their ICiur:atlon 11 the bl~r•tt butt~ Ill 0111' tcnln!f. MIWOIIl o dOlltn ·:'ale lllvtltH In tbl pllylleal pla1111 tnd ~the lllllk taa mobl.. of lht ewnty !»1111 aD lVIII largtt 1111011111 Ia expfndeil :111 .tli4i 1tate through the foundation , '1IUidl to provide thi belt education po• ~. WI oftall W0114tr WhY peaplt do ·~ pi)' IIIDtt atttiiUOn to the IChOOlln!l 'i tf,clllldl'lll wlllll 10 IIIIlCh lhOniY II In• ·iiiMIId pllll the houri that art clevottcl ' II lhe JIIIMIY eau~Ptlvt proc!lll. We ate :.W. 1111'1 tllat II Ult rilldtlltl of the ¥ :: •·klrld or I . ay JULII ANDitiWJ dla~overe4 i'~~'IY vt finally tha perfeot 141 travel. tJilfOrtlllllttly, not too :DWI)' people can tllla advantage of 11 , th~ \but if you are colna to a new place, ;ideal way to do it is as member of a ~ocatlontn film eompany.1 • After 1!m01t thl'te months In AUI• 1 am baek .In my hom..away·from· non'• and 1 find myatlf doubly hom• . Whenever I'm In Hollywood, !ton• When 1 was In 1Jallbura,1 Hollywood. Now, that 1 mill Sailthere thll 8prtnl :Tht Sound of uuat~.'' 1e-· tha·t when arfll 1n unt t u~ t someplace everyone develop• a iii attaohmont for It than 11 the when you an 1lmpty • tourist. Ex· for the faot that we Wtl'll tn hotels Into local acena, living 1111a1 u Jhl b 1 1 . u • y oea · The result If that I ttally 11 ~viie~ ~;l:l!l:n ~ pqa~ ~ ·~~~ ~:~!~~r~u~= IJ!IE..,wieb of llvlll' In Ttehnl~lor, whl~h • 1 • t ' lne\'ltably, thll 11 what people hut In mlnd When thtY alii If ont prltiH tht II•«• to tht ll!l'tiD. I think II!Onllllf •n· joy them lbollt equally. I low tilt th• atr• where you have tbl lntlm&Cf of dlo reot Witll the audltnce and 1tt1 l!'ltlfli:atlon of an lmmadlatt rt~pon•• fo your work. Oft th1 other han~ t en• joy the oppc>t!UIIIt~ to kllp 'II'OfiCIDJ on • • • a scene unill It 11 lUll rlalit, 111cl 1 muat We had no liiCh 1trlclutt1. Of eour••· Gonfm I adore tht Idea that 1 am not were tourists to start with, but wa · falilld with dolntl the 1111\t thin• niJht al• cover ao mueh tnore of thl ter tor lil lana u I dld' wtth "My •w• we tra11elecl from plart to l'alr Lady," lt!IIIH of "The Sound ADd b11liltl, triYIUI\1 wtth 1 )lay "' wm at tha Isn't a1 lnvl,orttlnl. Yo11 rarely liiYI am'!)hlthe- lliOtt than a ftw WilD 111 1 new pl1~1 . and such and most of that II 111111t In 1 rather Nonnberl damp thtltrl, or at tilt throat 1p1Ciallat, railwa., or In the hotflln a vain atttmpt to ntoh we al· up 1111 10muleep. somt I don't know who aould makl 1111 of areu •. I've It, but I'll (ladly llonltt my new IIOI&n, to for actrultl, IIKI\111 ett tht oniJ way to travel. . ,.,;.:,.~ bbo1rhocd. fttUnc d1ptlid1 upon fimlll.r With I DIW loctlt. A Umfttdtlmundmoto ert1ll what hi hll Httllll& for the obvioui 111 to11rl1t scenie attrai:IIOIIl and ttttlnl only a • tmprt1111oD Of the people abd city. o:··.--·•' ~•ntnto ;~;itijli~!tto~ ~ontaet 1 nl~tht ;$=~~=;;:;;===:;;.;;;:;; ;' Pi~J!""'--~ ~ I~ :;:tn In.:= !f'5&:.. ::Y w;,_th~la ~11001 · l.olfbac~un- rme~llh~s om~. ~ o., Sept. 1. 1964-3 11htn lhert 11 Nbatanttatl)t II'TCC) elltll 1o pmtlll mort than • majority ol Uttlt Pllrlnl ol two lrooklfn Back u C."tala lllthld., 11111 ,. r"""'llll .)..,._. hat polll NttrO klda Ill an eltiDIIIIIIY Coun11l lor PTCC IJ'IIIN lbll ,.. th : Npport llltt ochool. tht1 palrlnl woulcl 1M apllllt llf. Jllhll W. 'nlomat, 11011 Of H. I Whitt lllekluh Dllllllt lylltiD • publlo policy batlllllt of 1 1~ Dr. lnd illrt. llomll' I. l)u H not mutb mar hit tiHUon Whitt pmnll don't likt thJJ uladon In lilt lltl CIVil ftlthtl 11 vi Holeomb lllll, who ' tltn: 10 Ht baa poll• and othtr l)'lttm. Thq ao to In whlob Nld· llllltd to aedvt QIIIJ, 111ay11t filii 1111111 IVIdtnce to IIUPPOI'I bl1 cOniJ. protMt end !hill' 101e. To 111 ono Woa TW. c.111 11 a ceptalll In lilt A 8111 women driven1111art mllliJIH. dtnce !hat 1!111. lSarry Ill. OoiG- looker from thl outalde 11 Willlld "DtltJI'IIIIIon lhall hOI roret Mtdlcel JtrviH h1 Itt me Y<lll ibolit • W&llr will lit hard hit 1ly I Itt· appear !hot thll 11 an efftclllll mun lilt o1 lltJ.. eompleltd tht otltntat'. lllld mall: pubutan Yottr bolt from hla ll)'atem of creauna white lllcJt. dtnll to Jlllblla ICihaola 1n order tor blfliWI at .1\IIIW Drivlftl IIOWniOWII yoslftdey i 1 pruldentlat candidacy. LBJ lath Hiltnltllenl 1111na1 N" to 0All. cemd11111 bthlnll • oar with two 1 Olllt that tilt trontluh anct he 11'01! and aaatn11 1M polldcal The New York City lofllll C.pt '!'tlo11111 to 1111na •• l'td llulllrlbg ffOIII lllhlt Hollil Vlaltort to aothorltlea who want to shllllt r.ducatlon previously had woo 1118necl. to Laokland Allll, tex., lA au: thl~ ~~~: ~~u~\nott lh~ IINttle "yhltek klolds ll'Oiillil..... two IUcb tlllto. Tilt NW'Ii are where he will practlea 11 a In bll I'M ltttlrS. ld sUihUJ -. n ..., or • court4!, .... llkilll I ltrm pollltlon 011 lilt 11111111t and aultt With Jlledl. 11111111., prln ,.11 about the backlash becsuse It munlelpal IUthOritlfl ll'e Dtm· lhlllfllnl arounct ol lht llltlt cal fOt )llriON!ol of lht 41 1 ICllllt, ieJ 11111f llJIM!IIH thai the .is ocratlc. It Is • fact that the white kids because they are Air Force system• Command. thelllld1111bJilil' not readl111 Widely enough m atate Office o I 'mducalloo Is white It Is ariiJed b the Dr 'lbo rned hla bl h ve. en, on llbt hie purault of backloah Inform.. aoout aa tnuch lll•olved Ill thla courti also thAt etiUC!:tlonal tlor ·01 eadltl'te "(Teachtna Wife To Drive.)" Uoll. La! ahoold ketp 011 top 01 pairlna l)'atern •• all! tht tacal art ihvolved. It cfttlbOt Mlalhi llntver!lty, and hla Hr slttdGlte 1 the schOol newa from New DemocraUc officials. New York be argued that t1le sbUttUng D. s. deltee from .l!tale Nll4 lly • t York. For him, 11 Is not good. state, of course, Is controlled aroond Ia not In larp part on Unlverol!f. · ANoTHIIIII ,.;:::: ... · ' New York ilato llllli•• 11'1 b7 tho But llfpullo grounds. II wtre · 111 buq l'llllna that Ultle llc!ln lla Illite Ooldwaltl' probo so tlluttlld the tbutdm would tnYolYlllf trnJifcl llltel tbl1 11111111 11 llillll 1 0111 w lit llhlflld ablyforWlllllol not 1ufltr bt Inlt...:.~ da••tt of !"a - ~ •• a cue In polnL coUYiftl, so II you're ctlllll lllv· nolthllarhootl lt!lioola to !rom tiM- 11 tht II•• nil 100 or fMI> setlll cuiiDII to·-•·r ...1 lltlpa In lh·...~-"'n. •.., whll'l 011 1 ....... ••N• ...w "' "'" •• '" ... lt'OIIblo or 111a 1 1 D 1 1'hl 1 method 11 1:":air RtahU Act. But, maybe not. Gaulle aaserts, neutrallzaUotl LilT liellll &lp 011It hoOia tar N 1 nd · tr 1 •w ltllil Tilt law Is aornpln. 1111 only aftiWtt'-th l 11, Itt ill!l Htlp :_ • one 1 admlnlltraUon. lloc!klfeller llld However that may lit lilt removal olloutheut Aata tn Y ·· 111 :thtt ar111111 w te. By Cloldwalilt IN not ¥tl')' frltnll· pal'tllll Df tba Uttlt white' !dell the l!llst • Well aliO wtiCOIIII 111 un "1 the lltl • Whllil ltldl I)' enmlea, 11 btlt. art unhappy. They Picketed the alt'llate out ol tholr ltt'ltly White IC!hool The little white ltlda tDit 1 DeiiiOGI'lUc t<lallottal eon011 Detana 111ft ' .. IIIII to tht ollltr 111hoo~ 1111 ICihool out lhta wttk blfoN alllt au- uon au(JII for 1 platform ptanlt JttJt bow thla could tuiMrlttu tltplaln thlt lilt)' ~rem• Court J111tt~e Ntchotaa 1n their dtftnllf. 'l'hty illdn't aea ecbleved Dt uaulle wa• ~-~• rl~~ imball!lea. M. P.tte. Tht Partnb and TY. It. II they don't iplh oH Into 1 aptalned. French olflct1ts art I• 1 ,. 1 1m II'ICI 111111 payera Coordlnatln1 C::0\111011 bai!lllalh, It will bt 1 woltller. Italy abollt dettlla of hOW ltrtllnetil C!OUlii lit reallh..t doe~ ~hancea. a~la. ~Ia ~t!IH ~~:~=~ ~rt A~t ~111tly u. a. ll~llftllltnl m .. t~llllmbiJIIK!I• ~ ~~~~Whitt tervl~t r~lal Nt~totl ...... ,M... :m~IAry ;~:.C.':!~~ll~n °~~•11011 ~P rtallstl~ o~to '""~---- 1~"•~ ~ C ,r! · ~ ~ :O:::n~t ALJ...,.STARS ~ '::111 Ll~att, D.D.I. ....... lrlm~Ittand ~~-~~!~ •-·- ..,..,.,.., fal• Ieith ImiMdlatety 111 Pill · f ntver bs4 lllf ll'OUDis With the top plltt, 1 alii 'I 111 UNil to ••••~ ~~ ower 01111• 1I 80Ji1 """""' whfll 1 lllk llld Ill. Clll : : : be I 1 110 Arillltar' 0111 '"~ 11 ala Nldtr 11ow~l 111 llllly II : _ u":11 11!'_ dl ull 10 •·· , IJIPtl' 0111 ' Itt 1ft olcl IIOt) ' IIIII Ollt lillll 1t:''' ~ !1 ~art ' .,. a ll'llt lilltp Ill IIIH... tht htnch Wll't fat 11om lmpreJJtd 111. till *'Ill' JMnls o1 iotmor U.S. Ambuaaquid till http 1ft IWlllowlnl. tlot Henry cabot LGdat 1111 1111 Bitt with tltt 1tt11t that are to llllaslon 10 uptalll Allldlaan tho rllht or 1111 ol the tllldlint DOlley In Sollthoast Asia to the wta4 ol the OliN GlrtCtl1 Ill luropeanL front. l.odce ~&reM wllll 1h 1 ...ttil'll 'II tue thl 1011111* 111 rten<h that th• ultimate MIJ flitlna lowtr falat tttth. 'nit ~ ot Jtwt tltat art puo tlblllarl)' hard to lit Itt one1 wlllrt !lltrt lll1 bttn m1111b tbrlnkap fll tht bolql rtdp. Tttlh made 1111 lhut nat fl4. conlrlllUIJIIIII>ni!IOftll .,; IH lirl 101111lllllt1 difficult 10 lower denture. uat. In tlltrtmt alii hlthl1 iltflo IIUvt 01111, new ldtU In ,... tthiiOfl are btlnlllltd, 11101t 11 llllpllnllnl lllblil Iiiii powtrlitl llllltlfU ln lilt jaw IIGnt ljlld GDDOIInl IIIIIMII Ill lilt ·bitt or tht ~dl!lturt, 'ftlt flllllllll ...Praetllil! rea4lna ,:: IIIII pwn rtltllllotl ol f t flolll ..._..I 1 ooluiiOn " Vp.... IIKI • . • low .litth mill! lllltl tvtnl)l ind btl In fllt'li!C!I biiDIJCI, ldtlllf. 1111 IIPPII' lllld lowll' :n..:wawno~ lllltthtr 11 I. Adltt.totl 11J Golllltl. '1'111 Pft\1 IIIII lloriH I!GY. IJ JCIRI'ii W. lllUGcl tte4; llif bttu!r ilenturfl wlU llllflli Prei1 faMtlilllolill 1111• 'l'bl o4vanttp hort II · With upper 101111, 111011111 PARIS (UPI) - Pre~klent tho rour vt 111e b1011tlt DileN 1 Charles lit Oaullt o1 ranee Ia llrp llal atoo 1111 wlliob lltll' Ill the position of btlnl a~le .to I. AUnoiphtrl4 pt11s111ft, Thll li lflllnlllOhlt Otlleol .,.. 11011. lii1H Ill ~f'Pot doll' llll'lt dh lit flu..! 110 u te Ol'llte . 1 pll'locl ~~~~ thYI pre~tiiii!IC olr from 1ett1nc imdltnt•th. 'l'lllo lial Ia 1111 oUucher. It It ltlc!tloo that mallt1 . 111J1ier IIIMeo •• 1111111 ~ 11 .... '""" 11.11 111111.. Wt ai..... 'l" 111 it. M 1ft II lint J ot. Lawtt jan m . liloo• ealel fttN IIIWtadb, II • lllldftll ,elltwllli. ....kill ill4l lnltllted 11 woW! 1M fatal elilllol alta confmn<'e witt· "VFM 1nr. ·- ·...., ; lllilloriOI•.. ,._ w. .::···-c... .lllllo. II • ~:'"':....."'..,. : -· n• 11111 · :0': ,:::.,• -.... ~~~~~~ btHH~'ti II)' "I told yGU 10.'' !t II ovtn ll'lllfylhi M hllh le bt obit Ill .., olo to the 111 till IDililt lnohtdlftl CotDmtmlal CillNi and 111 tilt lllltle of for. ihdoiOitlnl hi IIIII lei be . . • . WOii A 11n•uttolliad011 tl lloUihlllt .I •• llltl' 1 • l)o Gtub.t fiHI ~ thll Uhitod 9tatet. Ill Auguat, lilA. ke .bu 11een What put him In lhlt 11111011 rtptatlni It at llltenall tvet wa1 the latest upbeaval 111 11nfe. g.utb '~let Nam, •IIIIIUICI by Itt atC!ift th•l lh1 IJNIM l'tilllflllolltt iii Maj. Q 1 n. lillet an not 1JC1P1 1o Will a N1117111 Khlhh from tht pHilo llliltflilll • """ war ~llisl deney. . C«runnllliill Ill btllelll Alii. For Dt Gaulle lhll C!CIIIIrtnld Til• fact Fianee !ailed. to iloilO What he has been oaJII!IIol' 1 1.0 ~ra act With on lll'llli of yeot-lltlt tba Vlellllllllll ill> W,OOo milt Ill 'lltD&IM lltonu&t!on Ia Ill a ho!IIIIII 111111, -~ ,..e tat llltD. thal Ibn I~ IIIII lilt HIIIV!!Ii Coidllllllitlatt ot lite , _ . pi'liiiiHt vt lhlll~ tiiiOl7 lit4 lilt in Slllllll VIII Nllll, Ill rlftlltt.lriftlft ,.....,.. .... hi · th• Unll*l StM Wllltld .111t111a ·~ 4inllllllll • tiel, iilll llilll le 111Mi lod llo wtU to Ill 0111. · .., iltfObiO ,...,, 10 ~ IIMWt .. ........ IINik lilt lltll, ntl way ollt pl't.llld' 111 Dl lite IINII po\\li'L II' ,..,. Well • formed bOII1 ridJea Caulla II 1 oew Genna ooafer· tbe nct11t <luJf <4 'l'oDidlllllall \ .; ~- . , __ _ _.. . . >. ... ' Rotoillilll lwjpdMIJ ., ; ~re•1 teen-game winner sandy Kou· lax, advised by a Los Angelot Kyger Creek's sched- 0...1. U-Falrland A Valley A u-~cine H 1-North Gallla .... H !1-Eastera A 1&-Solllhw.. ter" H !3 -Buk!bei·Y•rk A ·WY 2•2171 l25 E. Main St. s.,t. t&-Symmeo -• Dodgers team physician not to pitch again th~> season , was \ apparently unwilling to give up hope Tuesday . "I can only wall an.~ see Sepl. 0<1. O<t. O<t. 0<1. Pomeroy what 1s gomg to happen, Kou· Od. !9--Cbauncey DG\er H fax sal<l. Nov. 6-Haanaa Trace AI Asked if hi• inflamed left •I· - ~---- bow was painful. the med Ben Bella aMounced Mon· · h J 'ed "It southpaw p1tc er rep o . day. He ,.id the vris .. ners · CITY' 1 =~~w Wlf •===.....,==._. . . ._..;;;::::;; pen I Society NoteS l~ading BOWLING LEAGUES ~'?'" ~pfnl~:~o~a< ::~ ~ . MONDAY AUG. 31 wh~ Cb..,.. I WASHINGTO~<. UP1l-De~· I•1n9 C pomeroy B SHOP Jay~es I an d SAVE MOORE'S Summer cIear a nee R kS • pnngs SOCiety • Notes 'I 249 I Save On ALL Shotgun Shells ~· :! .!~ Oticago~ pl~y ~': ~~ ~~= NOW EXCELLO GARDEN TILLER ;~ ~~ N~l: ~llwa::ee stoar~Powel~ ROOF COATI NG l 99 84 95 Cuba; 169•95 ASB·ESTOS M~oy'o w~.al MET ROOF PAINT HOUSE PAINT PICNIC "' TABLE 481 19 99 5.95 PIG.SKIN OXFORD $4•99 Wash. 000 000 01&- 1 5 I Reds, 1W; ~~Phlls, 1H. (111·15) Minn. 001 100 oox- ~ I o ' Alllerlcaa: er, Orlo)ta. Chicago al Cinclnnltl, n!Rhll- 11 " Tbey'ro .·loi)me b)' • .• Narum. Danieli 181 and !H; F o links, tHo BroeUo (l·lOl •a. MaiODeY long ohol," DeWIU declared. a,umJey. Grlllt, Piles 18) and Chance, ADcelo, 1~; Plaa~, t) "'fbt7'va !Dil ftve ool their last Battey. Wlmer-Grant lll·IO). White Sqs, 17-1; . • .Ori· "edtltlllay'o Qameo ,.vea and;t'll have to sif .:tbe Loser- Narum lt-11). HR -oleo, 12-$. .. San Francisco al New York. ochedull lit' llllf side lbelo Versailles. ' . n1gbl last !OUf· '. . . Philadelpblo .. borci, Tilrborl. II) . .C ne II ar, at St. Louts, J11i1!1 SAVI 1111' hal' - ' PJaJ lbt Gtantl. . NalioW laPI !8), TaYlor !f), \Houlton at oilht ond D••••r •. we don't' L. Angeles 000 soz 1-12 u 0 .. · . . . ·.1 :<•> Los o,at P)ttaburgh, anymon. · . IS!. Louis 200 010 ooo- s t S M~,- ~ :- ~ ($- night · ~ "ADililllro pet11t ·Ia our lavorl Dryillale <15-UI IIIII. ,ftoM.• Cblcaao et Clnciqll; lhe PhiWes. HU.FFY RIDING MOWER Shotgun Shells 12 Gauge Hi Power ~ Cl~tba . · iil!liiR·s~ ~ .'' '. powtn, ~~ IOithe \ wuwLU OIIH llttndid o~n d • . . C IS k S Ier L00ks G00 In Di ·Late surJJe Made byReds Notes From Foreim News Cables · lr" IIIOtt 1111'111 i\ah fill, the llott must Ill poUti<IL BUI hi er 11 120 and Keith Dl:ummond LOS ANGELES (UPJ)-Nlne- ule : .· · 5 p d . ay s ,po s ora e rod to belp with ll'llllldatiOII. lllllllllll now. Ill Loam what you can IIIII OCMIIi ottly ~~ In '"'"' WdiGt tlo With 1iltll' !Hilt. tffldar lly th Wtlt, ,...., vn41Htandlli; thl .., ot, 11111 111 thl IWIIl 1 ol 1011111·1 ... ,..,...,., - the llmib Ill, bllt tMIIIII of lilt Asia te OCIIllllllinll!ll. ptllllltY lmportllnt!t Otntw11 ltl!t 101' 'l'lleldot i'Mt ..loM dtastloaD7 roduco iJ.. ablllty .. llah othtr .... hold to tltlt'l Pfl!UIII't on 1111 Cltnllllt ill pl1ea. touth loodt, 10 Wtl011t eallna I II II Htl't! 1H ICiftlf htlptul babltt m1111 btl tdlua!Aid. praalll!alwpllou: YlllltMI!Idon't hovt JIOI!hl. tc tll'l')l ~.:»tllun 111bl••~uolna~tr IIIIo ~our Ill your llut •• •m• ... ...... dllll't illtta to lilt acl¥11!1 o1 -lwallow 0111 ldtt btlort w.ll • mHhiiJI lrlehdl 11o ta lllllnt ai!Other. llppbll 1 11o yoUr dthtilt lor lltlp . . • :.:Ilk!: dllll: :r .g~· attn~ ~a.!.&J• Itt ..,:' ur I C!CIIIfertn'l .. ctlll!t r =~~.E:k: S:: yet This year I 's ~rll ,.. ..edICO . I Re•nort . ·~I • <· . .2 '.::====-- ~= DAILY SINTINIL ,.,0 -lay II Ui 1 ~;~tyha~e Ra~llle ~... Jt y;· H.., •· K f H • ou ax opmg ~:,t ~:""~~ To Pitch Again Elwood Howard Jr. 110, Eddie ~! mn ~ _CAS' H ~uc'ket 11 ~~Th ilnata~lt .cl'e'::e !actor~ ~bllcana. lllll~rt :~!;~" E~DANOG ~Sident butZ, Mld ~ e:IA:Y~.:=ca CAHiflclenlfcil doesn't hurt that much except were well-treated. lo throw ." I Congratulations are In order again to Syracuse ball t;~~t ~ :~e day was devoted ~ nation and record-setting passor 0 Dr. Robert Karlan said x- '' Bob Louks for another fme Boys League pictures. Jim Dilullo of Notre Fred Riddle because of extra rays taken of Kouf•x'• arm O.UR REGULAR . Monday showed no surgery . Sponsoring tournaments is not a very profitable past· Dame wasn't sorry. though, be· studoes. time - especially if they are operated the way Mr. cause be had an appendectomy Al South Bend, Capt Jim was requtr.U. The doctor sugLoukl has. ooly four days ago. , Carroll a guard and Joe Ken· gested Koolax nol .ven atThis year. Bob sponsored a Pee Wee tournament, The biggest crowd of players ;ton, the 1963 ground· \ Aonle Connie and Jill Warn- tempt to pickO:pt: tbai'eball START ,:ou;d Champ of Champs tournament, and the seventh annual reported· to Coach Phil Dickens 1alner, headed the I& letrtteedrment er o1 Minersville were recent :\ 1 Syracuse Invitational little baseball tournament. dia a 3 tl them "They and crew of 89 who repo a \ 1 10 n - 9 sented individual and team trophies to I h e alook · Notr e Dame · Kanton had a knee visitors of their aunt and unc e, 1 to , pitch at all. l hke they came b.ack m o1 th' f .He Pre champtons of each tourney. The baseballs and trophies ood h .. he uld six weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs . George Warner 1 ' In case• " type. orne for·the tournaments were purchased with funds entirely jus: boys and family . :is the best medicine," Kerlan from .his pocket. appear to be 1 bit overweight Miss Jo Smilh .pent a few sa1d. 'lbe toonly lime tsdurlthangt lhah thr h ul lbe county so that and none of them hod any ser· days recently willl her cousin, STANDING 1vATION W i I h lugue Bowling mree . urnamen a oug 0 problems '' . · · Mo Tue Wed Thurs · was passed was at a time when local citizens can contribute 10 tous · MISs Lm<'• Smith. . I, I n.. " ·• · It was a complete surprise fund. Buckeyeo Captains Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllog- ocrat1c voce pres1dent1al cand1. ond Sun. evenings. Open hr e. Bowling Afternoons each H bert H H d Louks. A total of $7.53 was col· The Olympic fund Is to be had M of ly, Vicki and Bruce, of Car· ate u : ump. eyf r ' -'-'· onol Friday and Sat· I cted thai e ning for the only I . Agase yera, ooe ' S d . 't ol ' cewed a standmg ovahon rom .,.., e ve he peel d used 10 train. provide eqwp- Big Ten's finest passers of all , were un ay vosl ors hla colleagues and the galleries urday Eves. actual lncomeA, that 1 .,.II ment and room and board for Ume and he also hod tbe her parents, Mr. and Mra. Lin- Monday when he entered tile I Soturday Afternoons fray s youIs may we the ' und .costs. nd this not a dr<lp United Slates Olympic est 'group o1. soph01nores coin Russell. Senate chamber for the firs! ' od 1 A J 8 C In : 1 as for covering teams competing In the 19&1 Northwestern m foor yeara Mr. and Mrs. W. A. time since his nomination. r-rv or ' ' · · costa. Olympic games. To raise mon- 33 of them. By Ualted Pres• lnternadonel ' Barrell, W. Va., were week POLITICAL PRISONERS Bowling BOb Louks bas done a lot for ey, Jaycee Chapters all across Ohio State • In 1 break from I end visitors of their oon, Mr. ALGIE.RS (UP .l\-One thouAmerican League sand 1:~1 l ar0 be • baseball In Meigs coonty . Fans the nation 'ore participating In tbe past, has temporary co-capMrs. Jack Elam and her . pouuca prosoners OW 0, ond parents should give wil· a " Run For The Money" mar· tains. Coach Woody Haye1 an· w. L. Pel. GB sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne mg held In Algena as coonter· ,ess to their ot>Preclatlon. athon that features runners nounced Monday ltlat defensive Baltimore .603 . . Johnson of COlumbus were revolutionaries, President Ah· 79 carrying the Olympic torch eud Tom Kiefh~ and offensive Chicago 80 54 .&97 1'. cent weekend visitors of his H~ anyOJ!le sot a wheel fr<lm New York City lo Los tackle Jim Davodson woll hold New York 7& 54 .581 3 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh chair .for lend? Angeles. . the pasta. Hayes hasn't permit- .Detroit 7U 115 .519 II Johnson and family. • Larry Price, gridder The are bopmg. to ted the squad to pick captains Los-Angeles 68 68 .500 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp who ,recenUy suffered a broken raise !I c<!nts for each! str~de prior to the week beforo the Minnesota 66 66 .500 13'h and Kall are opending aome right ankle, Is bunting for one lo reach tbe goal of one mil· first came since 11158. Cleveland 115 67 .49214'.> lime in Columbus with Mr. . that he will be able to travel lion do!lars. Jaycee chapters uad Boston 5!J 74 .444 21 and Mrs. Arthor McGhee and I 10 up and down tbe sidelines at along the planned route pro- ~yes greeted a 7!1-man '"I washingtoo 53 81 .396 271'. family. !he upcoming Tornado lootball vide runners for ltle event. Oth· whiCh features a veteran de- Kansaa City 49 83 .371 . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, ~roctlces and games. er Jaycee chapters are conduct· fense and a tested offense he John and Fddie Steubenville i 1 · r· ••yooe who bas one that ing fundff raising events. hopes will Improve thia aeasoo. Monday's Result• . VIS .' 1,. . M ty Mi ta 2 W shington 1 werenywee kend wrs o her' 1 1 Larry could use during h II Kick-o . m e gs coun Of the 69 reporting at Minn.. nneso a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard recuperation period mlllht will be thos week~nd wben .a sola 11 were lettermen.Of 77 tOnly • ga~ ocheduled) Thoma Sharoo and Patricia. dial . .VI 3-2641. simulated Olympic tor~h will at l~wa 11 were lettermen. At Tuesday 1 Probable Pllchen ___ If Larry does not nnd a wheel he erected on the parking lot M' h' • State 79 men 'report· Baltimore at M!BDesota, chair, though, I'll wager he'll in Pomer.oy to burn da.y and IC lgan • night - Barber 19-10) n . Kaat lll&ile 11 where be wants to go night unbl the natoonw1de run (14-7). . . OC anyway, even If his dad, Hu· Is completed 011 September 16. , By United Prell )Dternadoaal Detroit at Chocago •. mght bert has to haul him in a Purpose of the campa1gn Is NatiOaal Leape Lohch 113-7) or Agwrre (4-7) wh.:.lbarrow. to show the world what private G. A.B. R. B. Pet. vs. Herbert 16-4) support of Olympic athletes can CJmnte Pitt 126 5CI6 75 17li .346 New York al Los Angeles, Tho Meigs County Jaycees accomplish. Lack ol financial Aar<ln Mil 129 511 94169 .326 night - Downmg (Ill-?) " · are makinJ plans 1o particl· support is blamed for the poor WiJHams Chi 130 518 BO 188 .326 Brunei (I <I) Mr. and JWrs. Paul Rich of pate In !I nationwide effort to showing of U. S. Olympic Santo Chi 129 411 73lrfl .:r.l& Boston at Kansa• City, night Caldwell were gue.sts of Mr. raise one million dollars for the teams against government span- Carty Mil 101388 531118 .324 - Monhouquetto (9-11) vs. Se· and Mrs. Homer ~d!ord ,... · Olympie Fond. Canisters will sored Communist teams In re- Chrstpr NY 122 430 "'135 .314 gui (8-n ) . cenlly and attended the Meigs be ptactd 1n buslnesa houses cent Olympic contests. Allen Phila 129 509. r/159 .311 .Cleveland al Washington, County Fair. Rhlnsn Cm !24 44!1 89140 .312 rughl -- Sl<berl l!i-5) vs. Kreul- .Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shaeffer 1. rf Hunt NY 119 44t1 58139 .312 zer l~·3) o1 Columb\os came for a visit Torre Mil 123m 72147 .310 wen d ..daytames • G with their son ond family • Mr· AS LO W . . E ,.. AmerlcaD Lea&U• New "ork at Los Angeles. and Mrs. Harold Blackston, and AS -r bo• DELUX MOO.... G. A.B. R. H. Pet. . ' to attend the fair. '!bey return· -- - ~219 00 Oliva Minn 130 551 1181.82 .3311 Bmtoghl I K 88 City night home Sunday evening. ', ' VALUI ' ManU NY UU70 691U 3ll os 0 8 an 8 e Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearht 428 58128 Jo5 Ballimor< at Minnesota. night 495 66 149 .301 Detroit at night . v eited .with Mr. and Mrs. Day· rl B sn 4JI8 .2D9 Cleveland at Washington, rught ton Phllhps of Pomeroy recent- 1 66131 1 NEW YORK (UPI)-lnterlm lo that we wind up the season Kallne Del U ly. 142 298 manager Dick Staler earned a at home against the Phlllies. ~~ :::: : : : 131 :295 Natlonatw~~rt. GB Mr . and Mrs. Robert G.,... pat the nock Tuesday from Those ·could be vital games er and son.a ol Spnngfield spent 66145 294 00 Cincinnati boss Bill DeWitt, and It never hurts to Jt4 Philadelphia ·: ;_,; a day with his parents, Mr. 5 70 125 who ,.still thinks the l\ed8 can !bern In your own backyard. .292 Cincinnati · v. and Mrs. Lewis Grueser. 'lbe · 41 96 all the way. DeWitt,- one of the more able Chance c~.:~ San :anclsco ~~ :: ·~ ~I'. boys remained for a week' I vis10 Unde:r Sisler, who t• filling in baseball men 8l'IIWIII, Is the Mays, Gianla, 311: It with their grandparenla. 66 64 ·.5118 for Fred Hutchinson and never : type who Ill<.. to l'!"k ~acts m WUIIams Cuba, 21; Robinson, Pittsburgh 66 64 .5118 121'. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. !IaDey has managed In the majors the face. He doesn I kid blm· Reds· · Cepeda, Giants; Santo, Loa Angeles 63 66 .4811 !5 and Mr. and Mn. Micky Whit5 GALLON before, the Reds have won 10 self nor anyone else; In that all 25. . Chlca o. 60 70 .462 !8V. acre and family ol Girard vi• ltogular of their last )3 games, taken connecllllll,. he doeant to o\JDerleP: Killebrew. Twins, Hous!.. ' 57 75 .432 22 1'. lted recently with Mr. olid 119.95 ' 3.49Val,. • Dftr liiCOIId jllace and oursed palm off his current atlt ••· Colavito A'a; Orl· New VorL 44 86 331 34'1. Mrs. Homer Radford. N- Iefilthl ol the front· club as the grea': ":e ;i,;,, 31 each; Red Sox, Reauli• Rooald Bearbs returned to ROOF PATCHING CEMENT 45c PhiJIIeo, ever came down , p · 30; Allison, Twlnl; Wagner, In· Los Angeles 12 St. Louis !, his home after spendtnl a week Large Springfield "Siller baB .,n'llrlsed every· "Our ball club lsn I you dlans, :zt each. night In Ve<tal, N. Y. with his si.. TILLER -lladr," aald DeWitt, who had to would call spectacular, he RIDI llllt<'d Ill <Only game scheduled) ter Mr. and Mrs. Barrio PhfiReduced To $125 cut ll'llll!l!lln a hurry to find a said, ."but it's steudy IIIII I Nllloaal: Santo, cubs, 95: TUelllay'l Probable Pltebon u~. ~ • when Hutch was thmk 11 has a real good chance Boyer, Canlll, 95; M I Ys, San Francisco at New York, Mr. and Mro. Reed Jenklnlomlll to tal<t a leave d. to win. Giants. 92; Aaron, Braves, 90; night _ Hendley 111.1-9) vs. son ol Columbus spent an evenCHICAGO CHICAGO REDWOOD ·-· . "I'd say this club Is as lood eamaon. Phlls, .82. . Jackson (1·13) ing at the home of Mr. and GIIIP SEAL "Ha bu done an excellent as tbe one we won the pennant Amerieoo: Killebrew, TwiRl, Milwaukee at St. Mrs. Hugh lle8rhs. \ob alllllie' has all the playen with in 1961. We're not scoring 8'1; Stuart, Red Sos, 1141; '?"Ia- - Lemaster (13-9) vs. Mr and Mn. Walton Roberta AL on iho 'l!llll club believing they as many runs as they did but vito, A's, 83; Wagner, indtans, (1&-9) apeni an afternoon with btl :anAlthoulb win." DeWitt aald. this club bas a better defense. 19; ManUe, Yanks, til. Houston at 11r13l vs. , Mr. and Mn. Maston be hasn't atarted - Pltcblnl night _ Brown llriaht red, sreea and TOP QUALITY 6 FT. LONG printing Wotld Seriel tickets Major Leap Reallill Natt.aal: Kouf.O. Dodger&, Ding 114-4) aluminum wlon. lt'f. Reg. yet, the CDrJMad prelldenC By Ualted Prfll lDternallollol 11-5; Bunning. Phlls, 14-4; Mar· Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, US 5.98 ' 29.95 ' reluses to concede 1 lhinl 10; Amerteu Leape rtchal, Giants, 15-6; O'Toole, night - Ortega 16-6) vs. Friend Girl• Block Brulhod Volue, only ..t. Vol'u . gallon Voluo, only I :':~V!~...-ru:~ t!llllt ::::~:s~~~~~~~o$rr:·: IIIII lmOWs IIIII will lit lilt Dr, Thomu Called ~diftt tbdder for !he * r11111 Monda,, the -I« lr roaW re~ 11 was the first day ol grid linebackers Mike Reilly a U . the Big Ten camps Wally Hilgenberg through grad· f:~~n~~~~~. RII.OO. (t1Pi o-&o~. ~Uu· l" il\t•"'...u. SOPnoi~ IIIII~ faced a severe challenge Alex with three other Juniors, Gary I Agase was presldinl liM' the Simpson, Karim Ryan and Karl "lt'o anolber tblDI I ban lo !ir9t time ao head man o1 a Big Noonan. Ilive wltb _ like !be H • bomb and solllc boom• . 1" Ten football team. Bums faced the loss of s tandr lU . • Reports From Th e Cap1to VAN'OENIJ!RG Al'IJ, Co ; ~ . Huski~ in Big Ten Grid . • d · d COngratulatl.ons Exten e :n S k Lo b B Ow T0 Park ner 0 Dllt D lnll t1: , A woman who wl~ IIWII ·IJtr hlll'lllnd 4otlh'l "itedll up Jru1ll up, doar - J)llnllft& ~lllllul 11111t1s•• about 111m- A 11111'1 bud. Anelllt lllllhl1 IIJIIIk. woman with oeJJJe and Ward~ Cb lleDdBaoo =-= ~ ~~~~~A ~:J~ : CIUCAGO tUPI) - It was an ed and Coach Duffy aflerDOOD 8l'IIUlld the foctnil the b!W•1 reblllldlnl Big Ten but aome of the color· job since 1958, said "B&JtbliLC lully draped JOUIII hulldes· ~ would really have to namea and face• with a famil· twice If we are to ftnlab tdgb. tar fall tene - Tom Myero ol Cosch JeiTJ Bums at Iowa ly Bob Wlnglllt Northwestern, Gary Snook of already had a tentative lineup Iowa: and everyw.here, "prom· \ both for offense and for defense. _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _,_.,.,..,.__ _ _ _ _ wng soplloll'iores. The offensive backfield had Another relatively young IJ!lln\ Snook al quarterha~k. along wm tun~h. :~:ey . m !teamed that thl pace of IIVInl hal nothing to do with the climate. Aultrla Ia fat ltom being 1 tropical countey, but the people take thlrlp mltr; t!Ortl, tor example, close every day betwtl!ll 12:80 and 2:30P.M. to rive everyone a lellur• ty lt'l a defilhtful cullOm. . In many way1, &111 whole location wu an exciting experience for me. I'm 1tJU new enough in lllms ("The Sound of Mu· sic" io onl)' my thlrcl plc!Ul'l!) to be In· trlgued by the Whole technique of the operation. lt'a trite to say there Is a vall! difference between movie-making and the attge: Whit lntrlautd me Wll the dif• ferenee between thlt pleturt ahd the oth• tr two that I've blade. On ''The Sound of Mulllc" we wert shooting in Todd-AO and munt enormou1 le!Upi. IIomt ·u mea tor t"ne m1111ea1 num en I would wind up llnatna u Uttlt u our barS at 1 titne-nd alwa)'l out, of •• quence. It wea hard work, much hardtf· of course! than It would bl on 'IIIII llnct jldU eonK antly liulld younelf up -to each IC ne ct th t 1 h rt c1 · e an en eu t I o , an often you hiVt to cart)' It over hom 11111 tit?. ~o:t~.':~Pr~:1n ft~G~•· each dny 1 Jim ,. Camps have Familiar Names ~ THE Au8UJI ortrlk! SPORTS. DESK lie· A lot of plannlnl and tffort hu lOlii into the arrival of lht diY that eollool opens. We are llll't that liT IC!hOOI admln• istration• have bent tvtl1 tffort to schools ott to the bt.t atll't DOUible. It II DOW Up to the ltUdiDU and filth' ttacho ~rtl to rnakt this 11 YtU to be rtmtmbtf. td In th! annat• of our ll!hOOII. Nine mont~ trom now we be aWII'I of the tuettli~s of the year, and al10 the faUIIrt on the )111'1 of 10m1 who do not a~pt thflT rt!spontlbtlltltl. All Wt ~an IIY fl that We With Ill Of thOII COIIII'C!Io Ill with tht school I, IIUdtntl, toa~hfrt, admlnlMI'ators aftd patfftnl 1 IIIOit ,... wardlnr year, with lrtM, 1~eomplltho mtntlli edueaiiOIIIltlatllri. ~ Dauy Senunet. Pomeroy-Middleport, !'!~~ ""'.'-.~~·ttallll r ·.- .., .,.._ . . tMiaJe lvk 1111' the pd\ haJ KYler apln will·= =I Dtolol repol'lell domlnlted the Sou-.tern .on Ita stinCY defeDJe and 1 ov s1 t call· Mike Muiford 1• JUdwd Moore 158, 1o1m Shll•er IG, 11• 4' · menDon J..:..,en Ohlo Valley Atbletlc Confer- gave up lhe be the Neoll40 Girl' r..;:;.:;b w; Pbll Billy MeCermlck !31, T I ;a 141 ence. White the ZZod to fill the bill at quarter· Duncan 't•, Bddit HI!CI* 17S, Lawh<n • MlU Stl-lThe l!bargOI ol Co&cio . b est In KC hlsiMy back Roger Barnell 141, !'IAIIInle Pel- Ulll, Gary Spurlock 122, J)oll have racked ,up on outstondina will .opon ,tbeh- &ger Barnell, Gary Frencll ley 113, Nick llockmaft, 2117, Rumley 1:14, Dan ltlom>w lit. two juniors. backer Mlk< (Vlncel Mulford. !HI """"" the pool two 19&1 ,..son al Fairland s.!pt. Mlke Reeae, and · JUnior How· Donald Johnton. 10. LaiTJ· Wioobrey IJD, JOOf Willa Retumlng from the fine 'lbree bill b9Y" 11811tlnipoundfot fro ., .., d, KC hal scheduled nine ard ...., the boy• fiilllin& fill' Bradbury ·1311, and Larry Sny· 1211, Steve111Scott HI, and Fred _ 11 11111 oquado of th• 1111 two seasons starllnC bertlls ore Wi. one m year ..,ua · ' n 11 · and the halfback positl0111 der !D. · Rod&en are: Endl John DanielA, Lan- senior Jolm LoYeday, 2115 pound though, tJipeedy fa ' ve away . Kyger creek'> il 11 JUNIORS - Mike Bwilbe FRESHMEN - Freddie Mcroy Tyo and Bob Polcyn. junior Avll and 'IJ1l my FrenCh and IDIIDY en, our a this \ follows· 142 John Swloher 141, ' Earl Cumber 1211, Wally Swisher 117, Muarda Eddie Hugnes and Rt· pound Nick Hockman. who In • way or another If Kyger Creek tile SENiORS - John DanielA, Sbll&l Ilia, Emie Suton 1M, Rickey llenney 116, Pete Peek chard Bradbury, ballbacko Gil' Kyger Creek, with Eutem; built KC ont. a loolblll power. year •• the tap team ·· · 120, Hili!JI, lloii!OII Brvmfield Jim Ull, Bob Prlco llf, David hopelula ry French. Mike Roese IIIII fto. !trJncllng U lelt.ermen IP'eeted llr Barnett, fullbacU Rlcbard COIICb JUn White wllen Neal and ,>hii Duncan, quarter· tratboll pracUce began al KY· back Jlon JohnJDD, tackles Nick pr Creek AIJiUSI 22. The !If· llockmln IIIII 014 Leach, teen lncluder !3 seniors and eenter ft«u\le Pettey, and 11- ~ ly LYLI W1LION '· . county bad u much Invested otherwllt llloy ,wo11ld be eoncerned With the output and expect a return oil tYtty dolllr that wasOne involved. at the biggest keys to the whult educatiOn 11 In the handt of thl part~~tl. They OJII do th1 major part of aulll'lq that their ahlldrtn Ill 111 tduotUOil bf lhetr show M lnttrtlland lllldl\ltdtd Illi!Ouragement to their off-1. If illlf become indlffttent 111d lloUidllllelll thly will see that ttUtudt dewlop Ill tllt!t cbildten. Wt havt IHII m1111 1 tblld dro)l out ot 1ahool btca1111 of 10m1 petty lllcldent or throuth act\1111 eneo~~r­ agement of pattllll. It WU 110t lll urtll shaking calamitY 10 or 60 .YIUIIAO, but wh~n thai happtll* todaf It llrt1111 ttl- Voiee of Broadwav ••• renorting ~ ICII'alllll II on vautlon. Her auut cohun~ today II 11111 IIIII ll!ttiD IMII, JUlie Andrews.) ' ~eek live yean F111J • a11 lrtdiJ'oo . I . M -edftoJWI ' K r k• 56 ·Gridiron Prospects Working ut . at yger t"Jree :·~ .~:::~:.gu.~; ;::~~=:~;; • ~ ~ sclledllle Fn'on' illlb ~· P~ ~ ~ (t)~. llz. ~nd •J-.. ~~;;~~· · ' . ~ <~.• '·' l Mflw~ukoe A~~Cele•~delpllla. .~ THE SHOE lOX 0 M 0 0 RE s SHOP and SAVE AT 1 _ 124 • # ,, w. MAIN, · .. .', . ' WY 2·2848 POMEROY ••••••••••Ill .. �, the cabinet. He bocomo developmtnt diriiCtor 1n 11113 after . th1 1ni a exoeutive director of Akron Al'tl Devalopment Coin· mlttee. F'redertek P. N-nschwondor, Wilson's dapuey, was bellev· ed to be the moot Ubly sueceSBOr to Wilson. Neuenschwander is former oxoeutlve vtce prealdon~ of tho WOOllier Cham· ber of Commerce. ties and "some thoughts •." future programs for Ohio • · wth •• 0 ononuc g~ · He called hta two ytara In of· II~ "probably tilt m~t enjoyablr, and, I suppose m some ways. frustrating two yean of my !lie." . . Wilson sa <d h" development nrm. w<th headquarters In Ak· r"'!:. would provide technical oervte.. ln project management. ., wt• , m..,tla& ' f eewa •· \ .. I • . Concert Series Drive .Open Monday 'ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 1, 1964-5_ ~ I ne.l.shborlng states. . Industrial development lsn t a simple matter as tt once was," Wilson said. ''l hope to ofler ..rvices to asslot developers." Wll•on oald Rhoct.. "to the greatest thing that has happen!<! in development In Ohio. He has been able to <reate an awareness of what growth means." "This is unparalleled, certain· I~ In my experience, and the . . Dirocl« Goorp E. Wlllon ' ~ today he wUI roslp end of the year to stAir! clovelopmlllt firm. . wn~ said he plannod to oubo .ftit his realpaUon Sept. t4 at o1 tile Development C41tncil, and Inform Gov. Jamea ~' Rh«<eo of bll Jntantion to J...i. tho 118,00D-a-year poet of· loallve Jan . 1, 11185. .wn1011•1 announcement eon- Wilson said h~ would submit • H~ said his work would cover experience of many others," bed rumors he would leave summary of department actlvl· Ohio and POssibly several Wilson said. -\;\l!e , " ... to have Development Firm· ~UMBUS <UP!) -llovelop- ,. .. lunteer workers In sblpa in advance lJ the only A number ell 4efilbtlul pro- Blclman. "'" · ....,.,. lAIII: llrl. :~ 110 •o 1 area joined way 10 guarll!llet an entertain· grams have been preteD!«~ 1D Mn. WllU1111 J -, <.,._Ia, 1" • ":1,7 in renewing 11111 seasoo boQied wilb mlllle•l the put, llld 11'01.,.. • c rr H. B. 'l'lloma, Ill •. ICaf,_,ttii~ _IJ 1.'111~ lore~;: 1 the 1~ aea· artlllll of the bllhnt ca11brt. lui seaooD CID be lllllelpotled. Rellllla, llrl. Olld1• ·• mem II' . Ool!IDIU- Offlcfro and membera of the 11 residenta of 111t ~COlli1:11*. ltra. ..:~~ ::" ~~1)1 board o1 c11recton of tho Trl· munltles will provide the bul· sein ·•plliltl, f J 1et. Mrs, . ~ V•lunteen l!ho wm bt coo- Mrs. Opit ductin1 thll year'• -""'• ey JoDH, Mrs. ahip drlv• for tho . . t'ti'O GllbtriJ. lutb. Mrs. Gtlll • lila. ~ weuo aro '""'iDI • lh• fo). lock; Mrs. ;:, R. McGinDt.la, , ......, ..... ,.....,.. lowin& teams ' GalliPOlll - Mrl. Mro. Howll'll i. Neol, - · _..Robert Dennloon, captlbl, Mn. ·Jolin S. BQ<r, Min C.. I ~:l:i~: ~ 1 a "'' socu ... Eldon wuereh, Mro. Arlloltl IIMrlllt lflywll'll, Mr. Lawr~t~c:•ll .-JI , _ , . . Lewis, Mrs. Delmar Glnleridt, Hubor, Mn. Ooen """e. G. . . • lOt. P0 ~YMeetl ng Mro. John Groth, Jr., Mrs. Dr. Evaq C. ctp... 1(11, • Ia!' . • d Ryal. qbl, Mrs. Gene 'bleo, B emg ounce Mrs. Merrll' Evn, capllla, IAot!lnl Rmil, Mr. A!'IIOiil Roy 1£, Holmes, director of Mrs. Ru,.ell Blbi>Oo, Mrs. Itm- LewlJ, Mr. :..'lllr... tier, Y,. ~~~­ student leaebln& and extension nelh Curry, Mrs. Leslie Dwlltlo J . A. dtlollllllllll; Mn. Kimat Rio Grande College, will Mrs. Ro~rt O'O.U. Mro. Tim ball Sui~, ~. Mr. ltlmMIATINIAMt -' The Bth birthdly of Patty hold a meetiDII at 7:30 p.m. I Suiter, Mrs. Jaltn L. Evans, GI'Oioniclr.le daUihter o1 Mr. Sept. 8, at Pomeroy IDgh school Mrs. laom Walker, .>lr. WU!ialn and Mro. Hennon Gl'OIIIIIckle, to de•ermlne what ntght coums Lulhllr.~ Mr. WIWIIII L&qe. was celebrated ot her home wUI be oHered In Melgo county Pol t Pllllllll. - Mrs. Charla Saturday with 1 party. Door this semester.. . Llnham, chairman. Mrs. Ralph < ,, • ~ ''"' I. prizes were won by Mike Har· Holme' lnvtted everyone ... Crump, eaptaiD, Mn. ~. .,, ris , and Cjleryl Llndstammer. terested In attendinl 1 night McCGmb, Mro. J. 11 Far!.,, ..-· ~I"V1i!' Other prizes were wan by John class to be held either In Mtd· Mro. Rush Kr<lde!, lllrs. Waltor liiD fUGHER ,- Crltt Bradford, Jr., auSylv!a ROush antique. auction in Syracus Mays, Cheryl Lindst.ammer and dleport or Pomeroy once a Mrs. Mary Blank ol Pomeroy Windsor; Mrs. J. L. Wlclina, . at left, keeps records of sales in order as thctioneer, talks emphatically for. bids at the Dale Dee Dillon. Other> pres· week during the comllll semes· and Mro. Zelda Staley or Now captain, Mrs. Cbarltl• Walden, . " _,.. e t~•- week'. HJa fa.ther, Crit Bradford, Sr.,e articles are purchased.-Sentmel Photo. - ent were Joey Buchannan, Tim- tor. CUmberland and dauahter Mro. H. o. FraQclo, Mrs. I. G. ~·" lt. :':;:::""::::==::::====~ ~-~ ~. my Harris, Randy Booton, granddaughter callod on Volde11, Mila Hittle IOnian. spent some lim · with the Peck David Matheny, Lana. Jllllet, BURCH NAMES AIDE here recently. . Mrl. Frod P. cap. brothers here. and Cheryl Benodum, Bobby WASHINGTON (UPIJ - GOP Mrs. Donald Pterce of Mrs. Elsie Perry stayed with and Mark Grossnickle, Steven, national Chttirman !loan Burch en• called 11 the home!: ~I her irlbUaJo "'lUI . . . . . . . . ~ r.<rs. Mallie Lowther one day Jack, Connie, Bobby, Kenny, hao appointed Mrs. Laddie Ji'. mother, Mrs. Mary rc • on MII••U•• M ,...... ~ ~ There tt a crttaq,l .... rt .... , . . . while Mr. and Mrs. Mendat JorRicky and John Mays. Adulta (Pat) Hutar of Chicato as ao- Tuesday •ven!IIJ. 1 1if'll Jlur•.. \II Mllt .....,,_ Yft .,. dan 'and Bryan and Mrs. Ruby present were Mary Ann Harris sistant chairman of the Repub· d Mrs. ~arl~n :oungt•~.~hlJordan and Bryan were busi· l and Ruth Maya. Those unabl! llcan National Committee. . nm ·re : o~e do 1 ~~ .. ~~d 4• 119~t.or't ·~··· tit 01'• ·1nes.:: callers in Columbus. Sunday School attendance on to attend wert Brenda and Ga- ln announcing the appoint· Iafter spe mg 8 endw Mays Wl nie•. inlltltutlon•, ~rht'1 4\lb. tttl ~ · Mrs. · Madge Dye is convales- Aug. 23 wa!l! 54 . t he off er1ng ry Barr. I her parento Mr . a n . HONORE D ment, Burch said Mrs. Hutar ' ~h~rt ,.an U•• tr•~aNa~ tfiill ..... ' Pink and white streamers I cing at her home rollowin~ ma. 112 .12. Worship services Fl B th of Phoenix ~ will be In charge or activities ' 0 "M RouGsh. w· kl' nd Ma tulua I'IJia. ,.., ,., lMOtl" • •· . . hos- held at to :45. WI'th Ll oyd ,. . orence Oil e . ra. race •c me a . cen Ier ed around .an umbrella de· jor surgery at Umvers1ty tl with her' I £or the party's women .s d'tvtof F' 'd • • ited 1 "Pr~<'li~tl Nurtln' an4 Ttu"_. WPJte.'. 1 coratod the Columbia Schoo~ pital in <;otumbus. I linger. lay leader, and an at· · ~~~~e~."Mr. ~"n":"Jr,. Vom l sion. She succeeds Mrs. Elly ~at:•:~~~ Walte~~"f::a •::.:; lunch 1<10m when Ir1ends hon I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harvey 1tendance of 14. G Oth rs visiting in the Peterson of Charlotte, Mtch .. dl A h I t•aft PLACftlF.!IT -V~ ored Mill Sue Whttttngto;, ~· ' and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. I Worship services were held G~:~· hon:'e were Mr. and who is seeking the Republican ~r r~~· Mrs Paul Smith ' .&VAQ...UL& TO ..... 4U. IHAJWA.TII bride • liee~~/ W. ur e, ' Joe McWhorter are vacationing [at 8 p. m. with the Rev. Casto Mrs. Hobart Smalley of Chest- nomination ior U.S. senator or Portland called at the home I on l'riday nc. F ~- IWith the<r parents, Mr. and · bringing the message. er and Mr. and Mn. Geol'lle from her home state. of Dan Smith and family on MMern 1m.11 .. Hostenes were Jane au.,.r Mrs c E McWhorter and oth-1 · 1 -~· -- · • TMI D41LY IIM,.IWII. d Carol Ann Burke assislod I · · · k T The WSCS held •ts regular of Long Bottom. Monday evenm&. 1 :" Oleva Smith ca~la Whlt- 1•r relatives near RosanJ"c ~~· meeting Aug. 18 at the home Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Mrs. Harry l(eamo and ramlly I Mr. and Mn. Hayman Barn"'"'~' l:tch Connie G..;,er and PoKilY Mr. and ~JIS. MM'\:' e ~t ·: 1 or Nellie Parker with an at- visited recently with Mr. and of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Ger· itz of Pomeroy collod at tht ADDREII . . . . ....... , . , . · . ...... · · F ~r of Ann Ar . r, tc ·• spe th llendance of 10. Mrs. Gene Wilson of Reedsville. aid Barringer and family and 1 Dean Brinker home Sunday. CIT1 .... . ..... IT AD ·••••• · • OCC111' 4 TJO,. a~.;, attending were Mrs. few days woth her a :oot~;; , Isola Taylor, president. Paul Harris of Parkersburg Robert Baker. ,I' Mark and Janet Sv1epston of Ta.II:PliON~ N'~ . . . ' ' ' ' ••••••• s Letha CotMrs .. Fayhe Jordan n i in charge of the business Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barr Mr and Mrs. Orin Mays and Columbus spent a weekend with James Gaaton• Mr · .... Jl., • • • • liMO!.* relallves ere. ' · h nd · 11 1 M d M ct ar · · ! ..M R 1h L d trill and da\llhters, Barbara Mr and Mrs. Rennie Davia I mg. w en ~~ aA J~ o ~ e: called on . r.. an tl rs. e - family were visiting relatives Mr. and , .. rs,. I a p ee an · -1-M d Cllllerine Mro Gene Jef·. R . y i were report.... n nves 1ga · mont Hams recen y. ;in~Oo:lu~m~bu~s:.:;;re~c:en~tl~y;. . .... iiiiiiiiiO~a~u:en:d:ed~the:,~a~r~-----~i:iiililliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillil.lllilliii;;&;iilllliji . . iloiJJlilllilliiliillillii 01 an ' · oungs~ ing committee reparted on Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green, 0 le and so_n: enme, . fers and Marale, Mrs. Ma town v!Stted her stster, Mrs. I chances of gelling the Florence Bootht Gladine New· I Dye, Mrs .. Edna Fauber, J~~· Elizabeth Gardner the past I floor re-flniohed. It was tun and VIlis Sellora of Lang I John Rawltnga, Mrs. Clay . week. Other recent guests of ' ed to have a bake sale on Fri· Bottom were visiting Mrs. Don don, Mrs. Willer Swett, SM~~h Mrs. Gardner and her brother, dav Sept. 11 and Sal., Sept. 12. Pullino of Parkenburc, recentGay Joh~son, Mn. Lew•~, m~e- Clifford Steele: were . hts chtl· Nellie led the program on ly. Mro. Shtrley Jeffers, M . dren and thetr fam•lles, Mr. "The 'vlatuting Church In Florence Boothe and Mr. and lores Whitlatch, Mrs. Ida Chead and Mrs. Gene Miller and chil-l Southe;n Asia " wllh all Mrs Vern Green visited redle, Mrs. Carl Greenlees, and- dren and Mrs. Roger Gordon bers partlcip~tin& in · at Jackson, o., and at i daughttr, Carolyn an~h~~~~s and chtldren of Logan, a~d and discussion. w. va. daughter. Rilla J ' Mrs. J1mmte Cantrell and chol- The hostess assisted by her Those attendlnll a homecomMr• Lynn Ann McWhorter en- d f Columbus ' ' · ' onda Whlttin • ren daughter, Martha, served inl at Belpre recently were Mr. ny Whlttlncton, R lJr Miss Sue Wrtght was program lreshmenls of home made and Mrs. John Causey and lam· tan, Mra. Hazel Burke, mothe leader for the meehng of the cream and cookies tea and ily Margar•t Westlfil and ai.Mr. Burke, Mrs. Neva AIOr, Temple Methodist YF on . fee. The next me~tlng will children, Mr. and Mrs. Georte grondmother of th~ brlde-IJJ·be, day evening. Her topic " was held at the home of Thelma Reed and Roaer and Ray ua,u. Mra. Ronald Whtttmgt"!'~t m:: "Where We Now Stand,. Henderson on Tuesday, Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Harold R••,n-1 er ol tbe honored Ill ' Arthur Crabtree, lay with Grace Swartz leading the oon. Eileen •nd Paul Dean, vis· Mill Wbllti~Bton. er from Temple church, program. lied over 1 weekend In Man• Sendllll K•fll but unable to services at Umon, Carbondale, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, field with realUves. attend were Mrs. Froda ~Y:: and Mineral on Sunday due to Stevie and Kathy, Clara Recent callers ol Mr. and ' Mn. Granville Reeves and a the absence of the regular mm- rod, Nina Robinson and Mr. Floyd Barringer were Pat ' ghltr\r : · ~o:::y C~e~;:· ister. • and Mrs. Charles D. Wonde at- O'Connor and family, Mr. and ~:daJ ~or:an, ~om.;y Faub: I tended the wedding celebration -- · ..-~~ --- ~ ~ · 1 ' er Bert Co<, Mrs. Thelma . ge COO lor Mr. and Mrs. Olio Swartz contests. .' M~rshall and Pai, Mrs. Amy at Shade Sunday afternoon. The Swartz family reunion M N Hawkina f Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz wlll be held Sunday Sept. 6 In LowlllNerl, rCaha. ormMa Ruth' . OCie 0 es and daughter. Sherry, Mar.letta, the Woode gi'<JVO. Mrs na oe, rs. · 1 ed th · ts M d Starkey, Mra. Robert Bishop, 1 ~~; not>!~ ~:!~tz · an~·~~•. Mro. Jelln Brookhart, M r •· I Mrs. Inez Young, Mabel Nina Robinson, Sunday, and at00 Raymon~ ·Nelson, Mu. Joan bes of Paden C•ty and tended the celebration lor Mr. Stout, Miss Cathy See!, Mrs. Stethem of Lo.ng Bollom and Mrs. Otto Swartz at Shade. Janet Dunham, Mrs. Glona ed recently w•th Mrs. Their daughter, Vickie, Hanllll, Mrs. G. A. Radekin, Oborne. . bad been vlsitlns her grandMrs. Irene Wilson, .Mrs. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. George K•lcolrents returned home w i I h llh Lilly, Mrs.,( Phyllts Know!- lino, St. Petersburg, Flo., were A REPUTABLE STORE- A store th1t llv" up to Its edvertl• ton, Mfl. Lait"Bailey and Ja~, IUNIS of their daughter, M~. ~7r~ed Grange won first prize Mrs. T. J, Spurloc;k, Mrs. Ehz- and Mro. Floyd Weber and their at the Meigs Fair. Vicki Carr, lng b1rgeins, hes 1 reputllion to uphold. abelh Gardner, Mra. N. .F· granddaughter. Brenda Pamela Henderson and Ertc Knowltl>n Mrs. Beulah Perry ham returned to thetr home. p .k . .th th 1 ' . ' Wb ar er won · prtzes Wl er 1 nd Mrs. Edtth Lyons. Other gueslll of the e ers ca!Ue George and Gerald GuSOCL\L NOTES cently have heen Mr. and Mrs. · Ill Mr. and Mra. Willlam Castl> Dean C. Hill, thrle won in the horse pu "I Kevin and MeUsaa of St. AI· Va., Mr. and Mrs. DEPENDABLE QUALITY - In the merchendise It nils. Me,.. bans w. Va., and Mrs. Han' Strauss and daughter, Mallala,JI nah 'Grecory of Radcllff, visil· Newport, Miss Linda O'l!rian, ch1ndise thet Is ex1ctly •• repreuented. oc1 on Tueaday at the home of Marietta, and Brenda Ingraham Mr and Mrs. Fern Gillogly· of Pomeroy. Others at the Gillogly home Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailes duriDg lhl week were Mr. and ItMildred Dodson) and dau&ht· Mrt. Ralph FrQier and fami· er and granddaughter of Washly Jf Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. tngton C. H. v111ted Sunday HONESTY - in edvertlslng m11s1g" and In cleellnt• with cedi GllJolly and aona of Ath- wit~ Mrs. Allee Dodson. ens, Mr. and Mrs. John .GDI"i· A wiener roast supper the public, No attempt to felslfy er deceive. w lo!ark and Mr. and the Milhoan lawn . was . Mri'. Harold Gillogly and child- Tuesday In celebration of nn, JoeaL · 57th wedding of Min Janet Maasay has Mr. and Mrs. Everett to Wlablntton, D. C., were Mrs. Hal\61 Rose, aht baa tiiiPloJment with !he and son, Billy, Mrs. Clara NOMADW VALUES- every Sentinel Aclvertlnr hal an lmpel'tlht me" FBI. Mill Maltsey is_a 196t Milhoan, Elame. Tony ond • DOOR ~ta ~ .\)billy IJIIh achool. Mikel and W. E. Milhoan of for you. It p•ys to reed them 111. fl. Columbua villi-- M16dleport. Has V-8 motor auto. trans., power brakes, powereel . . brQiblr-ln-law lntj ram- . Mra. Ele11nor Kim .•.nd chil4·11 steering, beautiful 2 tone gree11 fc wbite filllsb, like By ~ 1Qllk~4rl. 0.,~ Dye ren of Maryland wwtod new wlslw tires for your greater safety t~d a radio ov~ ·)be · with per ·mother, Mrs. to keep you eompany on your.holiday trip. Plenty Mr. Iiiii Hannum, and brother, of room to pack up for the lollfl Labor Day llollday. ~ ial!lllf, and flmlly . . See tbls sharp, one-owner new OldS trade·ln today. Youra for only ... yae@oft til REGULATION PIECE ' ~ht N t by '\lloR wllo had~mbershiPI 1n the ':.~ wlll .let..mJne 1ar11Jr' t1t1 p of the comlltg yelr IIICCOI6office of lite UThe 1 h ~· emphaalze 111111 ~nt ~ 1 rl•• of member· ' h ,.,;,o.. County OoJIImunJiy Concert A• aoetallon dovoto much time 10 the aeteolion of program• lor the enjoyment of auboeribera to the serieo, and It ml&ht ht pointed out thot thit Ia oo easy underllkinc. .. •.... Rocl'"'*- Joppa - - -- - - - - Society Notes .....SIIYHI' ,••.• ·. Carmel sOClety • Notes _ : .................. ......, ... - Alfred 'ociety Notes Carpenter Social News SALIS & 1 WOMEN WANTED AGES s:.l I 11· 59 FOR 1 I ___ ___ . lttt•••• ....... ............. .. " .. ""· ...·······« SPARE I TIME I ·······•'*• ...... 0 o 0 I 0 0 ., 0 0 1 Do You Know -- \ 1 1 ° . · The 4 Po1~ts I Behind Every) Ad? ,·' When You ~. Rid K S • yNl • armngon Toward Vote A-n / Ad In The Daily Sentinel $595· This Is What It Means BUYS 3 ROOM$ OF ALL NEW ft:' FURNITURE BAKER FURNITURE Pack Up FQr the Holiday With This ty SPECIAL ' agon 60 Chev !'ltlll• Die ••g• MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE ·SAFE WAY J! ~er::·.!!t·.= nl1a.! l' ltV.ea. · II· ., 'tMr. · Tl1t dirk, a combination dagtr ·•nd lJll - ~~rposel Ia sUII •was m+ntlll'l'"' n regu • pa""' ~~~~ .uano · tor British mldshipm~ ~~=·i·l';:a~t~t~he~~cfiose \Vorld War II, · to of the EncyclopaeBrltannica. CONSULT THE ADS EVERY DAY IN • 1 • qMAC. f!i1,nclng Av•ll•ble ,J(ARR &,YAM ZANDI I •.;.ll ;\ ' ' ' ' . 'v I ¢19~rn9bllt ·· ,• ·<:adiliac: :..: 11,..··• •i!Yctili~:I.A•, OIU'Qll~ waroe ~ ~~~ > • . ..t ' • • • • ' The Daily ·Sentinel 1:· ·' �• • .. • L J ··~ ·-: .. ~ t' ·\Vant Ads Are Worth AGood Look-· You')) Find Dozens 0 Bargains Below! ~--------,, &-Dally SenUnel, Pomero)'·Mlddleport, 0 ., Sept. 1, WANT AD INFORMA110N ,. .. . - I - FOR SALE r. L ...... WID be..._..._...,_ FOR SALE lusillftl Service• """""""""""""'"'~-"""""""=====--,I BtlLLDOZER and back-boo 1!1111- """ -a..dliiM . . . . . tl. car.TW,.:= @) Auto .L QUALITY 111 ,._ :;,;:::..- Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SOPIGNS 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air va engine, Powerglide 2 Door - - $995 tl'llna. New tirei, radio, heater, spotless interior, aqua finish . 1957 Pontile H. T. Coupe l'or Willi Ad ......_ ....,u- ..rd - llln'llllu. CbarP 18 - t l IJ, OeiiV per WD~ ....... m.rtlaM ll'ft D.._.. f~ , . _ - Gracie Allen, for whom funeral lervlces wUI 111 'hold todir. During tidlo'a 'olden days, llo one iii the medium ,. .. btl~r known lllan tbi waa atHI he'A-onderfully unique and wacky "ylo of comedy. as a iovlble nitwit oarned her a whole ftelll p!III'IIUon of younaar u. Mary, Now OtiOit• 11111 olol!ll Dllrtrs . beclllll Ill IIIIIYI.Ilon. who are old and dear frie~ 'lblre wao ll IJ*!Ial, ptrlonal and have beou a constallt IWtnge of IOI'fOW in rell4ln& of soorce or amusement to eai!h fter deolh Of heart attuk l•te other, are going It alone. JaGit lhll week. returna 111111 hll ..wtt!lc!J vldao .tlbllywood 11 overly 11'11 with series tllli fall. ··atorre. till! the use of the word "beloved" town 'a llntll i 1Jort!elltr and ll whtn talking or Ita celebritlet, helpl!r of aut1t ~rforlfl. ~ut be!o ..-d Ia whal Gracie ers 11 !llibby o.itlll and Anllc ....._.,.,_ - 0 &. C. BRADFORD 9 1• • 01111 I 1961 Chevrolet ~-Ton Pickup """" aouoe A. ... 110 ~-•• P 1111 ~-a31• A " <.w> lii•OO DIU, 1t0Drl l'f"S 80 II'ASY l'O p~ • aMVLT P'ROUUCIJ'Mii lili4NT ~ II U. $1395 a cyl. Deluxe cab, low mileage, iood ti.rel, red. finish, beater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For S1le = I tiling, tnd row broo4outlnt otar•. won It 11 ...,datenli)' · lhroqb tho reero 11 did Ofl , .. . . . . • • ..,...,.Nwtttll.. ltUwe. ~ 011 J'ILUIU • ' oeLTV . . . - 11..111 tor ki - " ' ... bn.tft. . _ . .aattto.._, .,.. l• a.IO $695 - .. !'I . . . . . tlrllo~;..!":";:' ID~fUilOIUil IIOLLYWOOD (UPI ) _ The public's affection io 8 noldt For Sele PHONE WY 2-2i57 .. - In Memory __ t• I a- 11 lUCK DU BROW One owner, clean interior, ntra a:ood tiret, white top over black finish, autOllll.tic transmission. Radio, heoater. IAftl • a-• .., aucnONDII .. UDIIH !'tell t apltllhtlll fiOuJe traclivoly healthy air of old• owner, ln4 he I~ prodllclion , luhioned warmtb and i!llllpllclllllpervlaor o1 "No nme for ; ty. It <ruld be 1 one · family llergeant.o." riplacernent lor ",Bini A!Dilg , b .. Wt !lllllrow 1111 8-31 With Mitch." wu 1 114 wbal 'blmtl.. II Itt¥ lew "Llnuo lite Uonhearted," 1 0 1 her 'huobbi! lllld com~ lilturtliJ Jdlflt, AB<lJI'V I>,.. ~ 111~11 lhotlllllfl Oflrlllllll 111r io In lhit ·town and rilht. lt!lltfd a one-hour apedal with oertu tor youn£1tel'l tully 10, In our ~ wh• lht lout llnglftl ~ ~tine aloterl gentle lion, dlbuta on CR!~TY ~"''" ' • I>< •IJwL t 1114 oNUf p eve- an,ycmt •ecWOiltali lw:tlt tnd more lillll 10 llltmben of Sept. • · • "-rn. l:n:telllllnoml,'" on flilo of tbtir .o~ le~ lbair IIIU!k:tl flmlly. 'l'llero ' tho <oming ,CBS ~rieo vioiOII tetiUII II' ala to the WII 1110 ftldtft <OIIII'Ind C:Ut&- CarOl 8utneH ~ Ntw• end, and rar~ly fall!",,:"'making .IIIII 11'1t 0111 you!lf ehll· hart, will ~ile thout a tht lhOIIltnt lhat milCh Ughter of lilt ll~ly, bul the tHh J'OliUiar holt. • . and Mppler. , For oeveral docadeo there I DA I L"( •ttt , ptOIIIblt no tnore iavorite enterta;~ment couples In tho land tl!ln Olilrsa and Gracie and Jack Benny and hiJ wlf; 1FOiiSALE:Iiiirciii(i8'ililel Pooda, basemoota. dltchJn&. P.M. Cowdery. CIJea. ·.... _..... , I • • R · .1 e evls•on evr··e ..... - ... r,"1 S.... loader. -· MaJ'II'fl, tJ lh'lo!Ytlt .:_...era! .,.. ,... fGIIIIIIIIIICI fOIU• 'f' 111w oorl... lit •ill •lilt with lll!f llnan 1114 IWI,..,., • and Oonnlo StniiU In "Wendy and tilt .mw IHI'IIU hac! 111 tl- ,u i: f ... ( , h PR-., &;ASsWII,I, !>Mil .. r-~=~-..--, : ~ c • ;• .: i •' 1 :roont . '1 ot. the p!e: ., ' -- : the ~" •. Art- evertJ anqle' ~~~' MEXICAN tomatoo. H. Holmes, Syracuse. I 28 tic 11~ : L -- • 1. . .; MM,.- .... ~~~~. . .. 011 ·- PLANNING YOUR VACATION? Road sorvico, boll bond sonlco and trovol llrVIc:ot CALL: -_peakera m-1 can ce•'" ----- ·-·- -- - . WJEH RADIO J' ,QJ'KI, ID lt:MO'fC!KY, 00 exa ., ""•• ........ IIJ'K!J, Ws• WY 2·2632 01\ •o OOIIII'CIIV . -Wl'QIGI'CX OBI.I.'fll. ..........~, oOrrP......,, HOW&\>Jla lVJill 'fRVIi 1.0\'11 IIi, 'l'RVIl.li'BUilNDIIIIP 11 !I.\IIIIR U.lotllliltOIIQAJJUJ , ·- Middleport LITTL.I OIPHAFt AMNII AVTOMOBILI llllllnlK» bttl1 eucelled? l..aot ywr apon> 1Dr'1 llctnll? Clll WY ,_. . lillie -tiVli:For Slle or Rent ROOMS .ood Q3 lludlon St., lnqulrt ObiA Hotel. For Rent , ' FIVE ROOM apartment · balb. Newly decorated, upstairs apartment. Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-30111. '· ONAU Holmes, Syracuse. 8 21 Ue er, COil fired. Harry Rt. I Bacino. CB 7·2142. " IIlii, NC :SUMM'E.R ,DRESSES ., ev .. TW:Ic'!lt DCMN PQCD'I.._t '1'1:lMOIIIRIOW," ...._,. ~ · -:;,~ D 1 £r SMII~. A GOIIII"l.. - 112- • ,, ...... WMPO Radio E. M. BURTON S71 B,.HWIY _ ' "e to help ~O'J,CorK~! ~AOE AT NOCIN 41'-1 "To _aid our policy of strtnine eplritual valuu over fmaiiGial onoa, we'•• Uned up •o~t~o of tht ~•n . . look at' !'a • atlma 00\ILil '~ ~ C I tolO Uilll, Fb~' DO~~ ~ome "'""'' l've f iq~cr~ anO co't ~he et.; l can Notice Ii ' �- .. . . . . . . ...... .. -- •• • ' "• • ~ • "'w '._.,..,11•;.,,,.,..,. If' • ,.,.,.,..,..,,., , ,..,. . ,..,,,. _ . ,. ..... ,, ' .·. I' ·' Mtiinly About Around And About Middleport ( .. I ~ SOCIAL . CALENDAR bibw '' NOW YOU To be eiJ&Ihle for Gle u. ........ - - be .. ltto • yun tl qe, a~ · IIi die Uallotl Stalet lor at leal lila yun, ud .a tt~ldeei of II,, alate Ina wldeh be lo ....... ae I '111 to llle Worlll .<\lmanae. , Pomeroy \ VOL XVI • ' • e· 8. ~· ~· • ·.a t Y. eritin . e . . .· NO. 119 POMEROV-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '· WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~ 2,, }~ ' . J ·' PRICE FIVE CENll • I' s Drawn · \ . . WASIUNGTON (UPl) - '!'he next , five years to develop the that 67 of the 3411 eountlel. hnes were drawn in• the ~use area s natural and ~uman re- ble for aid were not $11if-t_.f today for a sharp political sources. The remauung $845 , _ .; b ' fight over President Jolmsoil:s n\illion would go to build and as dlstno Y DOl'IJiaj ~ $1 billion' plan to revitalize the i.inprove highways m the region. ernment 1tsndai'ds. ~.... ' 11-state Appalachian region: Tbe House GOP Policy Com'!'he bill ltlll must go 1<1• .tilt A 60P leader said · there mlttee went on record Tueo- Senate. It would cOver AWwoutd be "overwhelming Re- day against tbe bill. Cbair- ~ bama, Georg!a.Kent'ucky,....,.. publican opposition." But an ad· rnu JObo Bynes, R..-Wis. said land, ' Ohi~, ~ennayl~anta. Nortli ministration source predicted the committee recognized that Carolina, South carolina, feD. victory "if everyone shows up , some areas bad serious ecoo- nessee, Virginia and West Virto vote ., omic problems. But he said 1gmia. The bill was called up today the administration proposal The Appalachia bill would Ill for debate, but a fmal vote was would result in a ureckiess up 5-year, $1 billion federal aiel not expected until Thursday. overlapping of government ben- program aimed at revitalizinc The leg!Siatton would author- efits." !the ei!Onomlcally dep~ al'lZe the federal government to Byr~s attacked U1e ''prepos- 1ea of 11 states in the AppalacAspend $237.2 mtl!wn ove r t h e terousness" of the bill , saymg 1ian area. The Campaign · _..;·..,.....:..;;··..-..--..,~-"' ' JoJutson Line: Peace, Prosperity, Progr~ wASIDNGTQI'I (UP!) -Presldent Johnson pointed toward the eleCtion camqalgn loday with '!'!Pfecedented backing from arga,nlzed tabor and a peaC01Jr<>gress-prosperlty theme to woo votes. The Chiel Executive held out hope of reCor<t-breaking economic advances during the next four years if the nation holda to its present .:ourse and rejects "fear-filled . slogana." He also pledgci not to neglect the " poor the !lck the aged" . ' ' · Johilson made the Jtatements late Tuesday rn accepting the , _pnly the look 1e oxponeiYe \ " ~~ J!A1i~;~~1 ' cam. .:. · FREMONT, A djrt. spattered asthmatJ~ fow -yearold boy v,:ho ,feU 24 feet Into an abaodoned well was pulled . to piety 'l'ues'!"y night 111ter &pending two llours .and 23 mmutes in the 1QO. foot deep shaft. The youngster, Jerry llelten· court of Frel)lont, 'w&s'ilrimediately rushed to n'"'•~y Wasil-r ' ingl!m Township HQS tal .for tme t f • hocJ_ · ·.a .r..L ' btrea n S K a.,. "'' O · •"-d serva tion. AmbUIance· . ,.,.,,... • th wtif b ants at e !"'~ --r" · e was apparenlly in g9,01! Cqju!i~n. ~ • "Otloa•• 'I'tllllloriiBy . ... - llllOiiollllf,' ...... d .Ob~!'Jo .t.·...t - 8oub)e bit. ...... ila..I.tbi•n~oo~~lli' , United Preso IDiernallonal GeOrge h • 'ft«< f WASmN...TON !UP!) li a m· publican pr.esidential organli~. ::;~cn~om~ati~;, MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO G@nn Ford Melvyn Domzlas, Pete1 Ford For Cr1mln Out Loud Colorc.rtoon• Thur1day Sept. 2·3 NOT OPEN FRIDAY thru WED . Sept. 4·9 WALT DISNEY 'S "THE MOON SPINNERS" (Techmcolor) Bayley lwhlls, Ell Wallach. Peter Me Enery. Joan GrePn ~•esc ~ wood. Goes onder-.' DRIVE·IH ·~ CARTOONS . t:;';(~ ' ' ·; ., ' . ' BANGKOK, '!'hallaad-U. 8. NaVy Lt. Charles F. Klusnann's "extended toor of duly" as a prisonor of the Communists in f..ar, was over today. Klusmann was on his way home. A spokesman for the U. S. Military Asslstana Group flan&kok announced that Klusmann, .:hot down Laos and captured Jti!'A' 1, escaped and was~ safe and in 'I'hallantl. · Sheeh3D Will Speak Sept. 8 '. For all ahe lam *:.tHI~:t~~ heat ·for your laome; ..0 ddll 'IO,i!IJI · tolllillt.i. ·. a41a't.dlts:L ' ~ a. e ; in. t.=r•:r. .· We Have Exterior Paints, Caulking, Aluml• ·, JIS'Ne... F••8I...c · f.Jr hr I~ OW. ' Guffer, Galvanized Guffer, Aluminum Doors & Windows . For Your vehicles, a high administr• tion SOIII'ce said today. Mainwaring was expected to submit his resignation w Gov. James A. Rhodes within a few days. It ~as reported be had received an "attractive" offer from the Oh•o Stote Automobile Association. 1'he ~astern School District football boosters today ask<d all me-mbers and, others hi t inter· ested in Eastern s at e IC pro. , g'am to be at the htgh school 1 f h f ld Th d t 6 oot all Ie urs ay a P ¢.#!:!.!: m for a work session Buosters said a lot of volunteer workers are needed to help build new bleachers, cut weeds, aod complete the pr""s box that was started last year. I I J; ~ "'"''U'1lH'1::oc , "' ""' Middleport Athletic Boosters Tuesday ni•ht beard reports al .,.. I improvements completed in , the squad room at the stadium 1and made plans to raise monI '~w . ey Rh 0 dCS MOVeS To Cure Ills Of State Fair I I in varied ways. With George Hackett, Jr., presiding, Gene l!arrts waa named to head a committee to ~~~~:~.~thc~~ar:dv~: ing Bill Chllds and Mrs. Manning Webster will head 8 committee to manage the annual memCOLUMBUS <UPII - G 0 v hership s~le and business card James A. Rhodes moved today drive. Tilt~ year the football to cur• the apparenl ills of the players, w 0 before have made ~ · the membership drive after a lllth Ohio State Fa1r practice will be r•·heved of DISturbed by falhng attend- th . b' • ance . ftgures, Rhodes called a l ;}r~~ts of the players will meetmg of representalives of be k d t sh th exhibitors, his cabmet and the I f 8 ~ ~d· 0 h ar~ e ex:e:: Ohio ExpoSitions Commt.,;ton to~ .P~o ~ng ot ogs an The Boosters, during a meeting earlier this week. also ask- ed that persons havmg truck_s or digging equipment bnng tt to the fteld tomorrow eve nmg to help in the project. "The old bleachers are going to ha~e to be repa1red in some sections and more seat(UPI - T he He was bora at Long Bottom. r ing facilities must be bmlt or · three · • .~ay riot by ho·· :son~. the late John and 'l spectators will he standmg "Jungl~~~':nN:roe~ ~r't~ ~:~~e ~~i!':.onHe '!~sssa: ~ ~~ .::S:M ~r~~;i~~ :~~~u~~·~:e~i~~t t~~ ?h~o s~:~ s;~~i:ns t~a~n Sat~~~~m:l~ "'I J----------"' J . .;~ JnJr•.J;I,.;., Wedn•sda~t & r.~'.,~u.m Boosters to Launeb Drive For Members COLliMBUS iUPii- ll .>id R. Mainwaring is expected to resign as registrar of motor Parti.CI.pati'ng F••turette: ., Work Group Js Needed At E t as ern Me1gs •. Y h LAST TIME TONIGHT "ADVANCE TO THE REAR' Ste~·e ns, I Ode Massar of Reedsville n·Ies Tuesday SOUTIIIIAMPTON, England (UP!) - Scientists soon come ua wttia a pill to @lotill'iWoqteb i o hlad11 tbriiP looks uutR th!f ·IWO I 1 I red I d • member 11"10. . " • i<'atrland Philadelphia was Instigated by 1 armer an . tion · . a small group of conspirators th":!' Methodist Church at Reeds- Men with shovels are also I Attendance fell Tuesday fOr 'fi'easurer Bob Kmg reported 1 t $5 11 1n th black 0 the third strmght day. Total at- ~ who waited several days for 1 ville. 1 needed tom?rrow even ng .' · an apprf;IPriate lncident and fled Surviving are one son, Har· dig foundations for the new 1 tendance for Tuesday was 37.- Completion cJf the new bleacbImmediately, police said today. old, Tuppers Plains; three bleachers. . . : 8i6, nearly 8,000 lower than on er proJect was revt._wed, witli -;, The rampaging mobs, who brothers, Ivan, St. Petersburg, In other activity at the ses· the corresponding day a y"ar credit and appreciatioa ex· vandalized and plundered about Fla ; Dana, Ctrcleville, and sion, tt was agreed to begm ago. Itended. to former booster My200 stores last weekend, caus- Hubert, of Akron. HJs wi£e, an all - out drive for new mem· To date, 350.335 persons have ron Miller. ed damages estimated at sev- Clara, preceded him in dt'ath berships with ~e how• that i visited the faJr com paz ed with The. bleachers, . on the visitera! mltuon dollars. About 350 in 1961 more persons wtll take an ac- , the t963 ft ve-<lay lola! of 366,- mg Side of the fteld, of steel, persons more than 100 of them Funeral services will be held tive role m projects mtttated OJO. Will seat from 240 to 250 per· police :.Vere injured and more al the Reedsville Methodist by the group Wants "Qu•lity Fair" sons. The School Board matcbthan Goo men, women and chit· Church Thursday at 3 p. m. Delmar Baum w<:ts appoin~ed uwe are not trymg to set at· ed the amo~nt the Boosters put dren were arrested . conducted by Freeland Norris. to be in charge of obtammg tendance records., Rhodes up, and Keith Goble contribut· Burial wi!J be in the Reeds- wooden horses to control traf· said , but added he wants "to ' ed $1~, toward the total cost ville Cemetery Friends may fie at home games and Char- give the people " quaht; fatr of a httle over $1,100. Melp Memorial Hospital call at the Arbaugh Funeral tes iRed! Carr was named to l they Will attend." · The group wdl meet 't'gbln ADMISSIONS _ All Blft- Home at TupJ>"rs Plains until head a committee. to solicit adnext Tuesday at the ner, Mason,. Mrs . Cl aucede Fit z_1 time of services. vertisements m the football VISIT WITH SON school. .::--:c==c-="" patrick, Middleport: Mrs. Char, program. . Mr and Mrs. Ralph Webb ICE CREAM SUPPER le All orth Middl t CLASSES BEG!~ ON 8TH The Boosters Will also pur- of Racine were guests of their The Southwestern High School blsc=GES - E::o~iem- School will be in session in chase game balls for home son, J. W. Webb and family Band Boosters will hold an ice ing, Rutiand: Virgie Snodgrass, Northwestern Local on Septem- grtd contests and present tl !o of Columbus. Saturday night cream suppe.r starling at $ Pt. Pleasant. ~r 'I wtth class~s all day. Lunch some fan after each game. Sunday, they were guests of o'clock, tomorrow evening at wtll be served m the cofetertas I Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blythe the scbool. Everyone ;1 wetat th e price of 25 cents for each HICKS BUYS I of Spencerville. come. lllelgs General Hospital pupil. The Ftrst Ward Ftrehouse - - ' - - -- - - - - --'"- - - - - - - - - -ADMISSIONS - Juanita was sold to George Hicks, who l ·I' ..... Blankenabip, Athens; GlenMAN FINED . . next door lo il. when LOOAL TEMPS dora Grimm, Gallipolis Ferry; Ralph Griffen, 22, Coolville, Pomeroy Council met m a , YQUJII 'J'"OPie from various The temperature In Porn- George Renshaw, Pomeroy. was fined $5 and costs by Pornsesswn Monday mght. 1 parts tif " ~elgs County today etoy'B ,bualneas district at 11:20 DISCHARGES - Goorge Ren- ero) Mayor Charles offered $50 and will pay are attending the Ohio Stale a, m. today was 74 degrees, un· shaw, Pomeroy; Hlll'l I!annahs, Tuesday night on an expenses of translernng l ~air to . participate In skies. Pomeroy. clear distance charge. property. Pomeroy schools opened Tuesday, September 1, with tte~ . related to· the an enrollment of 922 students dtvts•on. Supt. of Schools Charles Gibbs said 410 were enrolled Sandra Wells; Lout1la ~·!'"I L' r.'~ at Pomeroy elementary, 212 at the Junior High, and 300 son, Vicki F•ttY, Dale'.;:::;;;~~ 1 t; j 0 at Pomeroy Semor ltigh s::.c=h.::.oo.::l.::..- - - - - - -Anita Houdasbel~ and J• ,;. ' · Semor Htgh school teachers Blakeslee are to IIEVLA!l B. JONES Mr. and 114rs. for "loafing" and friendly dis-but today it seems to be waste are James A. Dtehl, principal grade Geography, Boys Physlme~ they cmullucJ..t· , of one of , Mid- were tbert:t, especlaUy on saturday evening, 1 makes for more eco:1omic se- and English composition: Chareducation, ~ead football they ·.participate In tile 1 · buslnesse1 September came around. a U!Ue like the pot • bellied Clll'ity, I guess - use it up and tes Btckel, World and u. s. His- coacb, and asststsnl baskelbaD Sty!~ ReVue held at the · a .,... ~atlon recalls days our parents had stove brigade in the country buy more. tory assiStant football coach· coacb; Gladys He)'lll8ll, Sev· Cellhlr Auditorium. , l'l!itddog~ liD _..tituus to the book store and stores - a place to talk over Through the years the book Wh.,;,ler A Drake,. Adv. enth grade, .Eighth .gradei and Participants in the 4-H F01Jdji hal ~ a purcbase all of our school the problems of the day. store has cbangeo wttb I b,e ing, Office Practice •nd Ele- Jr. Arithmetic, English 8; Marand Nuli'ltion Interviews · lrlldeiDIIit .IJJr books and suppUea. ld ood ttme· and adde<' the children s menlary and Advanced short- tha Husted, English 7 and Engbe Karen Sutherland, - the By 1933 the Ca erw s were books new books on the marlisb I · Dana Kesslll!,er Girls' 1 1 Whitehead, Linda Yost, If there were several gone and in 938 Mr. Edwddardl ket a~d "pretty things." ~a~d~ ':i'e:;";. ~~=-e ~ De'Ed., Health, History 8; Ma"' ~·mpson IIi a iam!ly this Grant, of another early Mi e- In De ber 1961 f0 11 · M ba k tball h 5 e ., ·~ ..._ b · · h sed h cern · owmg mocracy · Cecelia Hart oore. coac Shi!ets. •:ue store, OWlled Y Mr. iind L quite a bit, perhaps as mucb port family, pure a t e Mr G-ant's retirement the . ' . ' coach Freshmen fool-• Scott wiD Edison Baker, bas been eight or ten dollars, quite a sk>re, carrying on the tradition sto~e was purcbased by 'Mr and Ish I& II, Enghsh 3 and coacb, Bi~iogy and GonerMotors" .. M to 99 Wll-81. In the Reed sum in those days. of its former owners - selling Mrs. Edison Baker. Mrs. Bak- B:::~ ~~~man, Science; Frances Roberts, contribution ld .wblclt Now that <chools books. He was assisted by his er aga~ carried on the old tra- g Home Economirs I 11 and ill· Of' the D•v old textbooks parents bave sisters in the ;tore. By 1 h 1 1 dition the busln••• elementary and Eva Stout Obio His•~· and '"' · ..._ h 1 be · · ~ · keepmg· Brenda • _, 'Individual notebooks and sundry lime "~ sc 00 s were guuung Now it is located n shining . ' Home Econoulics and be Sharon to buy, but the book store to provide school books but pa- new quarters in the Reed build- English II and IV : Aaron Zahl, Manual 'l'r~nlng "yJ'· ··~--Milildi;,:l atill eeded per and notebooks, pen and . . World HIStory and , . • "' 1'1 n . penells were still needed. mg. New shelves .and display Democrscy: Elaine Rouse, EusDrlvm Educabon. .14 I b e '!'he old boot store ball . cases aod other tmprovements iness Arithmetlt General Busi· Elementary teachers a r e In "boot odor" that I!Omes Wnting paper Is taken for mark lias modern, but t)le ne and ~ng11,j, IV· Helen F BaiJ>h Spencer, prlnciPol; Hel· In oow occa&iQil8lly when granted today, but m) best re.c- name remaifiS. ". . .· , ' 'w · en WUiiaDlS, Robert Roberts, olleetion of some of my teaeh- Tli' will be f Smith, library' Fon-est ard, u--lt!tt .____ Carol j bcilea · bocu. . . . . ere more room or paychology Senior SC!•nce """ , ~ ... ~~. yn how we clutcbe• w.. theu- 1unpltcl. inSirul!- "browsing," a pastlim• for av- eraI Scien~ and ChemistrY and Smith, Genellieve Stohart, EJ.. 81 a treas~ Uons to use fNory bit of space ld readers. ~ store also has Earl Youn , Advanced Math len Glbbl, lilae Young, Mary "''U""IY able to a~t before throwmg any away· 1 a Une of gifts and cards for all Plane Geo~elry Pbyaica V. Reibel, Beatrice Reinhart, homo to tool< remember limes we were made 'occasillll,S, offi,ce 'llpplies, crafts A' ...l. ll ' ' Woodard, Forie Ken· t\m:~::lto. march to the waste~Jaiiket and bobby. kits, 8110 other mod· ,.~r• ' ' (:lrolyn WUey, and . to retrieve paper, tllllllptb It out, em lleeds. The Middlepoit Junior . -':=~~ and use ltr again. If II ' still' ha,tl, llqok atore ·still thrives and wjll l!lembera ·the'· ·.s II neal .~IIJlll~ ~~ : . ·renililn a landmark of the old Howard 'Charlo~( ~~r~;~;- ~;1 .w· ~~ere. lelll'l!lni! tile ·oldjtintl""", ~oldlpgtradllion,yot 8l19t ·8 and tot . ¥1 ~ ~·w~te 1!111. w.nt not," ~llio ·~i!nc Into tbe future. 01ancey, hur-l ELBERFELDS ,JN POMEROY rupted prosperity since the tate Preaident John F. Kennedy took office In 1961. He said 11-e average American family of four earns $1,2110 more in a year than lt did three years ago while unemployment has dropped w 4.9 per cent. Predlcts Record Growth "We are on the edge of an abuodance whicb can k>w~ over all the g~~ns of the J>'lSt, Joh~son S81d. I predict, if we NORMAN PRICE continue on our course, the growth of the next four years Pvt. Norman L. Price Jr., will be the greatest •n all our whose mother, Mrs. Marjorie Price, lives 00 Route 3, Pomhistory." eroy, completed eight weeks of mllltary police training al the U. S. Army Training Ceo· ter, Fori Gordoo,dGa.,so Ald~g. 2.8. The 22-year-ol Ier I included Ills lll),yeai--old mother, entered lbe Army L AprII ltM and completed b a 11 i c Gov. Paul Fatmln and other dignitarles, tbat duriJig his trav training at Fort Gordon, Ga. els throughout , the country he He Is a 1961 graduate of Pom"detected a deep concern ahout eroy High School. where the Democratic admlnis· tration is taking the country. "! don't declare the DemocraUc party a party of war, but by coincidence the Republican party often has "' come along and pull the country out - aod that's what w• want to do now," Goldwater told his ent!Jusiastic audience. Od M 76 of Reeds e assar, ' Conspirators in ville RFD, diell Tuesday morning at M~lgs Memonal HospitRiots Were Few al in Pomeroy. I Notes ~uqe1 He added that be intended to make campatgn : lssues out of the admini~tration's foreJgn policy·' the Bill•. Sol "•tes ·~·dal ' "'' case. ~-· and ltle Bobby Baker "Do ~you want the continuaUon of this administration?" he aske4. "Do you want to be only a nU~Dber tucked away in a government file? Do you want a or • republic as enby our forefathers?" He otld the audience, which He supports the Senate's aceordiog to Dr. At rrudnlght (.EI!T) the wea- lpendt' ng Soct'al Securt' ty lraw. h bur d bo The researl'b chemist told a 5 tP er eau ~~ ra W: a which would increase cash arking 10 mile al. holll' wmds meeting of chemists Tuesday " • .~ 1efits undt!r the program a~d was likeb ~.reach about $7-a-month. But he that it was • question of s• ncane force today. The storm poses includmg the plying tbe hormonOI of lemiwas movmg toward the west -' tion's medicare program as ainlty after the aatural lopnorthwest at 17 m p.h. on a ··mendment ply bas I'1UI out. track aimed generally at t h o . • •• Leeward Is:Snds. Stopping at Phoenix last to accept dehvery of ,hi8·,snp;Biglo l 24 Attend Meeting NEW YORK - Br. ely wall- ' ~~:ly Gol:'~~~spok~ to lng to catch his breath after crowd of about I,OOO persons Of Merchants 1 th N York Dem& Robert F. Sky Harbor airpurt. The luncheon meeting of GalKennedy planned a sunup start ''President Johnson is Upolis Rtl8il Merchants was today on his campaign for the about Viet Narn and would well attended Tuesday noon u. s. Senate. to sweep it under the with 24 pr.... Main discusKennedy was se1 to begin can't because Bobby !!on was on • '!all aod winter handshaking in Manhatlan's and the hi fl set are ~romotion program. K lth 'I'h orfui Fulton !Ish market there," Goldwater said. .e omas pres lded aod trict even before most of hls announced ~t letters are beprospective constituents were lng sent_ to merchants asking out Jf bed. Then he 'ntended to OUt lor contributions to the holiday move to the Staten Island ferry decoration program. New dec· termmal to greet inbound comoralloos have been ordered, to ·, muters In his first day on the to those purchased last ' campaign trail he hopes year, to make the 1964 decoralead to capitol Hill. lions even more outstanding. 1 Stella AFL-CJO G.neral Board, top policy-making body of tbe 13mllUon-member labor federalion. Addre$Bel Labor Leaden Addressing the labor leaders In the East Room of the White Ho<•se, Johnson said the United States had never w~vered In the defense of freedom or the pursuit of peace since the end of W!!"ld War II. As a result, ':"e are closer than ever to making the Second World War the last world war,'' the President said. At home, he said, the Amerl· ' .._ nomney, who. ~ever ger against his , opponent 81!d Barry M. Goldwater . fl~w has co. ntinu.d to keep free of Washin•ton today to pres!: agah>ste President any. I tes Wi"wl D> ~Publi"an ' d~ntLBI candld~~ BarrY. Gold ,medicare program in w~jer, won easr nomination_for ahaped up as a cloeeiy a ~econd term TUesday , rught ed Senate showdown. ir. i\le Michigan GOP prtmary. . Shortly after midnight (EDT) .The AriZona senator Romney bad rolled up a lead hiS pre-:campatgn schedule ! 2,. 000 to 30 000 er eonser confemng by telephone o ·.,.. • o"! . - a . • vatlle George N. Higgmo. d y With Senate Leader Everett M. SAN, JUAN, P. R. - Tropical Goldwater •urrt'ed to the u storm Dora, spawned in the vi- ital in his new Boeing 7'ZI cinlly bf killer hurricone Cleo, campaign plane rather wao:expec\ed to become a hur- 1wait at his Phoenix, rican~ by dghtrall. F'orecast-~hume for the formal ers. salcl Dora. the ~assm's ,of, his campaign fourth tropical storm, was well lf'i-esoott, Ariz, Tooi Todd ia Tmol Kail oloope- Gov unanimous endorsement of the can people bad enjoyed uninter- * * * * * *· G0 ldwal er ·Li•ne: stan · dS AgaJnst • Me·dicare · ° DETROIT II ,.. ' Repair ' ' 11 .. WDilam Sheehan, Jiead lnsHtute or Area 11 Ohlo Unlverslty, Defore a Joint clinneF of the Pomeroy port Chambers ,ruesday, September · al . p.ln. at the Hotel Marlin. J11s topic will , be llevelopment ,iQod -~ deparlplent. >Ul'Cha~' ' j Presldeal i Bonk s-to ..n Dates Back 80 '17ea '-' .l 0 1 and ' ., !"'· the ryp: •, . '• pomeroy Enroliment IS • 922 0n F'Irst Day 0 £Classes r ..~J •I f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September 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. 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