https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2f521ba73f2a10c2611d2613833dfd7.pdf ad77f823184c91f283b4c96af3155537 PDF Text Text -.-- - - -'" -· . - .. ... . --- .... -.... -- .. ..... . ... . .... .............. . . ·- - - ·- .... -.... ~-. ... ..~ - -~ ..... . .. ' ..... . - ~..._ ~- .......... -._ ... _ , - ..... ----- . - ..... . .. • T at y e Mainly About People In Pomeroy BY LVCILLE IIA ll'IONS entthe I Mr. and Mrs. Dooley H.eibel and daughter, Fae and Mrs. Henr) Reibel spent Memorial day in Columbus and were aceompar.ied borne by Henry Reibel and gr~:~nddaughtet, Doona. 1 Ge-11rge Funk of Columbu!l visii- IOL XIV NO. 42 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 4, 1962 PRICE FIVE CENTS .Worst Air Tragedy Shrouded In Mystery Pd Wt>dnesday, w1th rel~:~tives U1 .:\-! mer~\ i!le. \k <md ~1rs . Au!Hin W()(~gerd ot .\13nsl•ttld VL";ited Wednesday l witl \h and \1rs . Rollin Bearhs. i \1 r. und \1rs . Robert Young 1 llt>rt Thur_;;day. for their hume, 1 with tfif· Jr d.:.~ ugh t e r and s()n· lfl- 1 l;1w \1r ami .\1rs . Kt'f.tll'tfl Harrl!" und family. \1r s1 Ko~er 51}t'n<'t>r returnl'rl : ' . . I R 1~ m g Sun , Md . .<~fiE>r a Ws11 from homt• Thursd;.~y , Irom Holzer hi•S·I underwent an : piLal wht>rt• ~ht> appendeetomy ~:~nd loll t'OIIVL~lr.-.('· 111g r1inl_v Mrs Thomas T&ld returnt•d to ' 'R•r lmme. Gary Ind ., Tl1ursday j This is a big year for denrm. The trend started in France, spreod to this country. A new gray chambray denim is used (left) for rountry dres1 deep inverted pleats. Coat dress !center) in a new lighter weight has red stitching as trim and soft, red leather .•mily. · sash belt. Knee len gt h beach dress frig ht) has zipper closing at hack. Ll ke all other fashions shown here, it's in new chambray denim, a blend Mi.-.s As~nath Tracy Is conrined of dacron a~d_c_?_t_t?n·_ 11 htr home by illness. I \llrs. Clifford Heifheit and Mrs ~' --d-~ an- "illiam F. Clark YSted Tu•;day • ·fter a vi;it with her rmr•niS · ,.. ; 111·. and Mrs. William Hotl and with while trim and buttons, ... I SHIRLEY ANN BARR Mr. and Mr< Arthur C Barr of Lung Rottom are ~n&aw.·ment ..-nl ~tpf~roaching ~ar~~age ?f tn 1ouncing the Gullipolis. .heir daughter. 'ihrrley Ann . to henneth Gat! St!j'~"'- -··---•·10n of Mt·. and Mrs . Alba Sinelair of Shade . Miss 1 ~raduate of Eastern llrgh School. class of 19r.J. ,·mployed at F.Jberfelds in J'omr•rov . ~lr Sinclair . !d l'omerov f!il:!h SC'hnol and is 11nw emrloyrd o ;truction \\'OI"k at Point Pleasant, W. VJ ;\June ,~~, s planned . - -- . · Mrs. Reibel. 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R ih" i :tn'l tfw hvmn. "Yt· \;j<~r\' nl (,nl'' prl' r"t•dt•d ~nip· t 1:r f' - ll '' ~~~ . John 21 · 1'111 1 :lf'HI !I ~· · '· litll''nn hv t'rtl' l•·:u\Pr 1'"'..-1 " tllw 1· '!II 11121 1111d ~ hrwt ffi(' ~ it :tlinn hv :\11 ~ ~ .f~ ,·tw-.t•t· ~~r,. .,, nr ." n"•·, 1r:n1•r hv \1r 'i l!t'l· h"!. and tfl " !tvmn , "rnnw lhlv tlw f> sh·rn "ilnr d ·11WI'. ThP m(·l'flll'.' 1'1rt•t'll will \fi? ''.'l lr hrnl' tl ;i ·l'lm t :1f!IT ·~Uinf!ll Wf'l't' ph~\lr•d wllh .1~:i!'di•rlln \1r . ; F'rh. l\11'!t, Fr·1•d D1·s~: m11 frP ~ hm•"• l~ wno;· .· wrvl'fl A 11•NI II Flw-t'·h :lf-'rl \1r..,, Eh"r- l>h·wh .<u11l \1,·... li:\'Ne II~" t'l tnl'hlrlNI rhr ]Pv to 20 rrwmhrr~ fttt·l twa. 1,,,,-t nlld :\1 "~ h: M~'flS Pom~roy , flu/1 Mt•l In Uun/Pr' """'" flwlln Ohio TONIGHT Jun• 1-2 "BR!AKFAST AT TIFFANY 'S" lTPr hn icolor l . EMe-n. M1rlu• ' Bud ' '\t ·~· "GUN STR t. ::Jamu Brown. . .·John Clarke. \\'tllf'!l Jt•(j ll Pr·J~J!.\' C'nndu('\cd by Mrs. Wilbur '\ vil"t> prt•sldent . uml ~aml'l i plnv('t.l and pnze!l awardee Mr~ . Ynun " • '1'!-l Voru,:tlmn Mrs Bill I v und Mrs .. 1 Slt·wurl Leo McCarey's i I Holllf'n, Vnuwe Nu~· l'n , Cliflun Wtohb, Rollt•rt l.t•e - ·· 'I Th .. ,: .r pr'ilr• wu" I Mr·s. Kl'tm t>t h Mirhat Ht>f t't·shmt!nl ~ • · "SATAN NEVER SLEEPS" (Tf'('hlli(•olor J Wm . . ,., , 111 IUN., MON., and TUES. June 3·4·5 l:ll her honw in Hutlnn A ~ hnrl. busin("ss !WS!;i ht1 C:t•nr ~;e Audrey Hephunt. 1-eoppard, Patndn ~· 4y Mr!i Floyd Ounff'e "mt.:>r !Ill' l 'lwlh'r eluh Thurstltl)' nin~ COLORCARTOONS we r~ sen·• tht' host('Sft to thnsc numed ond :\1r~ Not han Rlgp , . Clmrltts Huck, Mrs. Harold ft:oC, Mrs. Ra.vnwnd fl'i•wher, l~vt•r~lt Up:htfoot ond Mrs. ard Birchfield 9:30 Dow11 on the Farm 8:30 Popeye • Palo 9:30 Pip the Piper 10:00 Shari Lewi1 10::50 King Leonardo .--_ II · so Make Room lor Daddy 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Airman 's World 12:45 ProtecHon Factor 1100 1:00 John'o Scrapbook 1:25 Cincinnal Reds 4:00 Life Lines U.S.A. 5:00 Musical Jamboree 5:30 White Hunter e:00 Jndianapolil 500 6:30 News Picture 1: 411 Sanden Vanocur'o SaL Rep 7:00 Saturday Night JamborH 7: 10 Tales of Well• Fargo 1:30 TaU Man t :OO Saturday Nllhl al Movlel 11: .fll New1 Beadllaet . • •..• 11: 10 Weathereast II : 15 Sports 11 •20 Late Show WCHS.TV Channel I 10:00 Movl<l 11:00 BlliJI Bunoy II:30 C.rtOODI 1:00 811 PletUN 1:10 l'i>wa • Colli. Crooroaclo 1:00 Qa, I Wrestllnl s:oo Bridae 1:10 llwat Detective 4:10 Movit. e:oo a...rd Hop 7:01 Mlltl)''o runnlel 7:10 Calvla aod tho COIMOI 1:01 Room For 0nt KDN 1:10 Lellvo h to " - • t:GO Lawl'Oll«< Well! 10:oo o1 the woa~~ 10:41 MaU Tbat Spore 11:01 Jp.To-"''tt Mtn.._ N1111 11: IJ Late Show rllhl WHTN·TV Channel 1S i:OI Ca\l'alll KQ&ano lt:OI VIdeo Villap 11:30 "illQittJ 14ouH Pl01._ 11: OD A0 tlr!!W 11:10 lloJ lloprl Sl!tow ll:to IIJQ' KID~ ll:lt NIWI 11:411 BtHII'II 1: IJ Vloloo 'l1tMter 4:• Prd hill 1:00 IAI'I · ~ •·• 111a tlllll wq n~nt - t:• KIDI ot " ''"""' 1:10 Dolllltden ••• ..... 01111. C de wm rr..tt II;. Qtm.,..,.U. U:to IU'C. . , _ . . . Nftt U: Q kNhnl)• A!liN Tile I I Our entire sla ff' and bank 8trviees nre aa eloae to your farm - whether near or f~t·­ as your mailbox. Our •pecial maillnrr t!n·: velopes· and method of doing business with our farmer-friends is the easiest way to bank '· • I I - throurh the mail. Wt .Pay 3% lnlel'ftl On Your Savingo The FARMERS BANK and .Savings Company Mf,.,..,.Pracleral R-rvt Systam Meoa·h~ 1'••1 o;,o.Jtlnaurance Corporatlori '''· . . oHIO ·• Late Movies Saturday, June !, Channel 3, t :35 Eddie Cantor Store (19541 Keefe Brasselle, Mar-llyn Erskine. Saturday, Jane !, 10 p.m . Boxing, Stan Harrington, Honolulu, .;tarring Anthony George, Doug McClure and Sebastian Cabot. ·'Down the Gal'denia P a t h, " ·:1\th Susan Kobner aod Jlka Chase as guest stars. Checkmate, H~awaii vs Charley Scott, PhlladE"Iphia, welterweights, \0 rounds. 11 :00 Fury .. office -we put a branch ' • 1n your MAILBO •• I A~u.*---· ·-- · - - borne. Some witnesseo oalcl I he ing to get off tlH> runw111. wheel1 got a few feet in tlH> air. "At tlH> and ol the t'IIDWay it Others IBid tlH> plane aeemed <'Ill a swath througlt tlH> posts glued to the ground. carry in& laridfn& liJ)tll. Then it Pierre L<>ls<au, an Orly control otopped ill IDid Cll'eOil after ID· tower radioman, laid he saw other 200 yard$ wltea it WOI near puffs or blue amoie under t h o tlH> ~., in the Rue Ia Martine wheeJ. aboot mo yardo froin tlH> of Villeneuve le Roi." end of the runway, indicatlllg the ~e 01 ~~ pilot wu brakln& hard. What L<>toeau · --.Tibed was &an Dowa Ruaway Other witn...., believed lite pi· one of aviation'• areateat tragedThe Air France jetliner haK aolot also used his englnea to try totes. 'l1le onJy ooe in wblcb there . long aa a !~ball field,• roared atop. was greater ).., ol life mvolved down tlH> runway at Orly Field "But the aircraft continued," the collialoa oliWO alrllnen over Sunday with Commander Roland L<>iseau oalcl. "AI ~lime did it New York City In which 114 were Hoebe. a man of 11 yean Dying seem lo leave tlH> ground. A few killed llec. 16, 111110. experience, at tlH> cootroll. yanis from the end ol the nm- The big Air France jet, char· The four jet engines poured out way it went from one wheel to tered to take lbe Georgiana borne Sund&y, J1Ule 3, 8:30 p.m. Mov· il!, Men in War 11957). Lt. March Int., is called Benson and hia in[antry platoon the success and happiness of two business women is threatened by a vicious blackmailer. Don oubbins and Joe De Sant·is are are in trouble. They're surrounded by the enelny In Korea a D ~ they've lost contact with h<ad· quarters . Robert Ryan, Aldo Ray. MOitda.J, Jane 4, 10:00 p.m . Ben Casey, To the Pure. Caoey'o dfag· nosls of young Pete Salazare indicates that brain surgery Is necessary, but Dr . Harold Jensen, the head ol the hospital dlsa· greea. THstlay, Jane I 10:00 p.m. AI· cu Pl"ff''liere. Dana Andrewa In Tbe Boy Who Waan'l Wanted. ?"ben ,detective.~ Pat Batrat ar· rested burJ)ar Gerald Jobaston It pr<lduced cme unforeaem develop"""''' J!)baaon'l' JittJe bo) II U left homeleea, and Bauat feelo responsible. W......111. J - I. t :OO p.m. Hawaiian Eye. V II lor Vlcl.lm. 'l1le tour fll"OUP Felicia ralrwta· ther l1 leadinJ thl'<IUgh Hawoil. Jon't exactly havlns a jolly IQIIe of K. 'l1le tour membel'l haveD'I been flelllns aJons too well and now a aote · h01 arrived lbre•• Ills tlH> lf<IUP with trouble. ftJ1114ay, 1 - 1, t :OO p.m. MJ 'lbroe Sons, Ktblt.era. Twe "' Bub'• cronlel are over lor !belt uoual I811Wl ol pblochle, Wltell tltey get ., earful ol the DouglM lamil)''a pooblemo, they decide "' ..... them• ~. ~~ 1. n:• TMW• ID a f1UD bailie with • baDd~. ~ trolmaa Jobnlly Grauer &eta the man who hao kdled hll ~, But Grauer doelll't want any publlcilf for hilt deed~ and to. • goo4 I'OAIINI - Ito II .-kl!l hlt JlO'll<t )ib aa a &<lOll for hla own crJm. IDa! aetivltlel. WSAZ-TV to investigate when TOPS IN. TV...,.& 0, ManbaD and Shirley Bootjl talk Ia new amen aftir wi~DinJI EmlDJ' award$ for bell" aetlnl at 14th lliotUI T•levltloli Awardtiaentatlou ln New York CJ • Milt ~h ltan "Ha " a!id • Marihau In - 'Tbe Dafendan. .. !D Collll' - "Dentelrluo '11"1 the Gladiators," itarrinS Vietor Mat· W1l And Susan ""'ward. A Greek . olava'o aew)J acquired atrlotlaa dur1D1 the reign 'of the saclioiiA Ja 1801 it W81 J!!>ught by tb0 lailb II oubjecled 1<1 a oevere tu1 ..,poror CaUgula. Mlebael R.e• .... .Aon Batiproft lind Debra PQe:l are ~lund. WRTN-TV leat!JI'ed. n.ncta)' June 7 - v ...utler ctrr"eua, 8:00, adventure series, mrrlng ChUl Willa and John Derek, witb Richard Jaeckel. • Calnmily Circus," with ·Mickey Rooney as guest .otal. ·A vengelul clowD who is violently jealous of Lwo aeriallste, starts a rumor that u.. T n T Circus Sl jinxed. J!rltl J · 8 1110 rw~ ay, .. UP! - · · tO• ot, dramas deal· lng wilh lite strang<ll'-thaot·llc lion, with fanta.y and lite unuiual "'11le OdySSLY •I Flight 33." a~rintJ Jo1tn AnderSOIL A jetJinOr 011 0 routlno trana-atlantle lrip audd'"'ly breab ~ limo'. brnler IOIIntJ aU cootact with tlte world ill cnow and P•"""il' en know. Paul Com! and Hirp McGuirt ""' !tatured ' Svnday, June 3, 11:10 Cbanoel 8, Panama Hattie {19tdl Red Skelo ton. Channel 13, 11 : 16 Silly BiJ.. lie• 09361. lJffi Wheel01, Robelt Wools<y . Monday, Ju..; 4, Cbannel 8, 11:.• 20 Dance Foo1s, Dance 1~ Joan Crawford, Cl'l"k Gablet . Channel 13, ll: 15 &ll&w Buslnesl (t9441 Eddie Cantor, George MUI'o ph!', Joan Davis. Tueoday, Jane 5, Channel I, 11:20 Tbe While Sister ( 19331 ~ · oo Hayes, Clark Gable. ChBIIDOI. ts, 11:15 A Woman's Sec re 1. tt9491 Maureen O'Hara, J(elvja Douglas. , . WeriHiiday, J - I, ~ 1, . 11 :20 Aflalr witb a Stranflllr ·. (19631 Victor Mature, MoDica :, · i Lewis. Chann<ll 18, ll:lli .~ .... ~ Reserve, Eitglloh IIIW, James Mlio .,; ,.n, rfl ;:. Thart4a1, Jooo 7, Cb-1 - ~ i~ ' 11:20 G<ntlo Ann~. 11~) ~f!!!O'· I;(;. Craig, Donna Reed, ?·~ ~11:11 Underwater UIIM> J .~~· cl.' ·-"t':rtti.. '::t":!'te:":i lanld...MIJddll Our com:.•v Rusaell. ·r rWq ••J•oo .... ·. . ' (,_ .,, I e. 9'~ • tl~ •• Uoned." a.. also laid exisllns com· mitmiDtl call upon the eompany ·tl'it't~· ts ::~tepatt~~ o ' •. . . 211 Goodbye Mr. a(i\t!J5~l <· ·· ert Donal, G.-r Girtalt:. ::~ :. ,:. · . "l~• 18 11:11 Wbilperill& Slilllb ·~ .: l '., c,;..' . Alan Ladd, Brtnda KIOittd, '·· ~ 'tc ·..:... · HAVEY . . YOUR Wili . ·< ., to encourage all ~... ICOtch lite rumor emp'--• 'Nl•. Wn.IMYft the subject 11 melt· ·f ,•; _ . . . . __ _ _ _ _ _"""""'...,....."" ' . Kyger . CreH: power plant is to close do~ for two or three mouths $JI summer becaUJe of hllh expeft~~ea Was denied Setur· day lD a letter given each plant employee from Oblo Valley Electrle Corporation Vice President W. H. Jlueee. The vice-president said in the memq Issued all Kyger . Creek plant employees, "Nonnally. we Ignore the rrumy nunors whl~ frequtrltly come to our attention -we would waste many futile hour• trying to mn all of them down. However. the nunor apparenUy 11 quite prevalent in Gallipolis, Pt. Pleasant, Pomeroy Cbannel 8. 11: to Zieglield Folllea, ( t9451 William Powell. t;lhaDDel 1", 11: 16 Tbe Story ol Dr. Wa• sell (1944) Gary Cooper, Larai.DI. · Day. ,, ·' ' ble" vacation, careened ocroot a bare field, where one wing dug a trench in tlH> aolt earth, and ohattered a fence oeparatlng Orly Field from the ltdjaceot villaae of Vtlleoeuve le Roi. Tile four·atory-hlgh tail sect" ·• snapped off and hurtled into a clump ol !reel. Two otewardeea· ea, Franeoloe Audile and Jae queline Gillet, were thrown dear. A lleward, Marcel Lugon. aJso wu taken from tlH> wreckage alive but he died 10 hourt later. All three hnd been In the tall section. ;he other 122 pasaengers and 1 crewmen died immediately elth<>r ut own 0 any change in our existing agreement with the AEC for any reduction 1n the amount of power they re-quire. -In addition to the power supplied the AEC, we have been provldlng since Jme 1, 1961, electric a1ergy in the amount. . of 5o.OOO KW to Kentucky Utilities Company, one d. our sponson. In tmns of our agreement with KU. we are pnwfdlng as of June 1, 1982, an addltimal 50,000 KWro a totaJ of 100,000 KW to that company. -Thus, wit~ the A•EC demand of 1,800,000 ~ and the KU de· Retll'e • dsgL impact orhthe ..adring er01 ~ Slant Espert French aviation experts ..,,kin,g an immediate cau.oe of the era&lt 1 oaid in diabelief .. u could not I have happened." ' I Tbe Oameo were 10 hot that it . . . took two hours for firem to 1 tlH> d en coo WRESTS CAMERA - Mrs. Lilltan Fratantomo, ordel'o wreckagthe o_wn enough toed to spend 15 weekends in the county workhouse for bring oot. • e bodtes. . th e d r ugg·tng o I he r. " • leepmg · beau t Y" d aug h'" •u!rs, wa~ The vtcUms were la•d under ,ches her husband •. Vtncent, wrest a camera from Cl"~"" <berry and apple trees'" a ""'"·Iland , OhiO, teleVISIOn slalton photographer George Htx. by orehani and then taken to •s<>_n. morgues 10 1 contmt100s stream ol ambulanei!S. . ~~t::r::~;~:.~Ei A Switzerland, Rolland and France. 1I have power whenever possible for nle ed basis, striving to have no more They reassembled in Paris Sun. cmtractual agreements to pro- to our spon!IOI'I, our company is than one unit out of service' at day and happily com~red notes. vide a minimum of 1,900,0CX. KW. dependent upon the generation o! any time. When one mit i& down, Lmaware of the fale 1n store for - In addition, any surplus pow- both plants- Kyger and Clifty. and we have an unexpected fore- them. An.ANTA rUPTI- The "Gate , west section or toM~- them~ er we have from our Kyger and 'Mle combine capability of our ed outage on another t11it, it is There were at leabt 30 married City of the Soulh .. wore 01 ma11tle 1 eyed section of stately ntomes anti Clifty generation is offered for five units at Kygt1' and rne six nece&sary for us to purchase couples aboard the plane. Most ' of si lent mourning today . Com- 1.1..:lored grounds where the maj!lr• sale to our s~soring compan- at Clifty is 2,343,001t KW. If all power from our sponsors in order were in their 50s or older but im- 1rr.unity sllo(·k stoone::l the mill ioLI- ' ity of the dead lived - :lags were ies. Last year, for example, we ooits are in service, we can easi- to fuHill the power requirements mediate survivors included at ~rson metropolitan area· lowered to half staff_ Sympatb' were able to sell 470,000,00'1 kilo- ly provide our contractual carr:· we are. obligated to deliver. least 31 ch~ldren . . . Atlantans spoke softly of the ' callers left cards at front doors. watt hours to our sponsors. Act- mitment& for the l,IDO,OOO KWr -It I! easy to conc~ude_ then One fam1ly of stx was w1ped Sabbath !raged 3 000 miles away , b· ought ham Wld salad::. ood other ua1ly, we have an obligation to and have an additionaiW,OOO KW that we need any cornblll8tlon of i out - Frdeerick W. BuiJ Jr., his th ~h . latJe that had 1 roods to grieving familie! in the aU OW' s~sors to have surplus in surplus available for sale to ten units in service to the lwile, their lw~ daughters. Bull's ~:atea~r:~ao~iz~n: blow to lheir ' ota Southern custom. power avatlable at ell timea: U our sponsorg, demand for our generation We mother and h11 uncle. d J't' 1 Across the rront yard of the 11 1 b . 1 1 ~ 3 two·.story brick house at possible. It has a direct bearing -The ide-al, of courae. il to could not begin to fuUill the ex~~ ur~ arl ~ 495 we~t· 1 1 5 1 15 in the financial arrangement we have all 1r1 wlill in aervlce. How·! isting. demand f~r our output ~f _eh a _. rue P 1 d .rr Y1over Dr., ~w. a little red-ha ird have- with our sponsors. ever, maintenance work l!'u~ bej eleclri~ energy If all of Xyger !I • I Wll. .8 ~ rmp~cl unequa e .smce ' d.:..chshwd. named "Padre ... -To fulfill our contractual done. We attempt to do th11 m five wuts were closed even lor a the CJvll ~ut. roamed as if searehing for hia agreements, and to have surplu!l orderly manner and on 1 1ehedul- day. l Smllll !l-ungs ~spoke the sor~ow two young rnistr~ses. Ellen Bull. of Lhc eommunlty.. ~ moummg ~ 10, and ber sister, Betsy. 16. Tile mend of 100,000 KW-we 1 I'. m:et •j 2-Year Illness -;~7'FJ!'IU-:::~~ - Memben u"1ndedsunday Boat Club paid nua I New Career Is GoaIOf Armv flames led by 17.000 gallon' jet fuel that enguHed lhe resr the 16 milli011 craft. tlan ta Stunned, umors cote e :~-:~~~~f~=::~it::.: 1n Deep Mourning . bu~ w.. be- pow..Vb.,;E, neverCbeeameSalr-hthe other asdifthe pilot were try· fromR. "carefree and unlorgetta· lroSm u.. yger·s j 5Uf£!.,1:,:S:,:e;;;d ~.:.:.MIIW...,,..olo WCHS s:oo TV Clawoom nlcATRE Mrs. Johnson Will Be Certified SAlURDAY r itv D·.w= •ll In progrnm \1 r~ !.t•na l!1111t>r ami \1rt, Mr!l . Arn Nt•ul7llnJ.( , vkto pn•s- \foru . I 'I Mrs ' Karr ,. Was beKIIItirely ruled out lng ditiCOU!tted until the wrOcbge bad been thorougbly examined. Mayor Ivan Allen of Atlanta, Ga., horne of moot ol the victiru, and a U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board <CABJ lllvestigator were flying in to Jive what help they eould. AUanla, which lost many of ill 11t01l prominent cit-. was in a lltllte of deep mournmg. A wlcle..pread rumor that tbe there il no ildication ol Channel 3 r; _,~ Aroun d- An WSAZ-TV · An AscemiDn 0:1y pro~.;uim WJs itlt•flt. r·nnrluct('d the >retented bv Mrs LnuJ~ IWiht-1, .~f~s ion :wl p l::tn~ Wl'l't' m liaisted by ' M t s.~ F'l1'tLI r:ruf'"N. t~ putlw·k dirmN ut the c·~. i)ft'CPdlng the 1 ___ ,-- ..-~~ ·o-, PARIS CUPII - French olll· .ialo were myatlfied today u to what caused 1 Boeing 'nl'l jetliner to hurtle off the end of a nm· w111 on takeoff carryintJ 110 par· !Oill to their deatba, t21 of them Amerl<ana retuming a Eu· ropein hollclay. ·Close watch wu kept over two B~twardeoaes, the only aurvivon, lnbOpeo they could provide a clue ui !hi wont dlaastor Involving a single airplane in aviation hJI. tory, Flying weatlter was per!eet. 'l1le pilot was expert. The plane had been cheeked and re<had<ed. Officials said sabotage could not f:' .- For Mr. Kirby tl '• '! · tsm:ss.h. IIorse Show Resu)ts .t.'i.fe ! ~:ea~~a;~,!:s~~r ~~'": ::.:n= Mgirls lfil# Mtheir rooF-~r andkwlathBerll, .'nno•Jnce~l ~d r[=tbefl~ of the TIGy 0 h lo ol the Atlanta Art As;ociatioo, Jr . · ,:'· . thu ,!-\ t •· · · b r·, an ueJr a r s mo er, their •• wh•ch lost 12tedofA" '"~ m""' ers ' B 11 d h' . t Mrs. Mary u . an lS \m('1e. weekend •liM to West Vtr,mla'• Under joint .spmsorshlp of the 1wr.en a c~rarter tr rdranre Je · Robert Newcom~. all died in the eapttal and started b•ck down Meigs County Jaycees and t he I hn~r crashed aod burn€' at tak~>k dtf- Kau.•hl ... Ohio riven CoWlty Rkling Association. tbe off in Paris. Sunday .,, cr~:·~or Emeritus William su••:v for their G•UI...Ill, Ohio a.mual horse show was staged The plane was to have brought Hartsfiekt said the crash ll'l.lt " " a.. 2 Among the .eftiort who gradPT. PLEASANT- ·Jatm ,Madi· '':::.po:~~ ef the ts.to.n- . :~=s. at Rork Springs falr- 1~;e:v~m~:~~:0 ~:i~arr=~ ''The g_reatest tr~~edy to.. bit .-~~ " u. •'~""· •-• 1 •· c n Kl b oi205 th Street · • 1..-,...\l:· ~anta 11nce the C1vd War . Pt ..,to •fflclal iionll!tat4. .ill !"" '"'!'"':" ua.... rom Rio Gran... o ege ~n . r ,1• 75, . . ._;-:.14 .. • . .!.OO!,,s\~ -Ill~. ~ l_r ~::·•. 1o .:. The _hore..lltow. ·l!'j\11.-16 class<$ so~ctl, by th~ . ,pssociatior. one dent and Ml:s. . Jolln..E..J(ecine:lf, .,. 1 died swiday at hla h•me, He had ElimeBton, ,..,..lory . Jio~ Kek Iii! the )ll'ogrant, wao O<heduled ti>ilrlsta l!ad been a Jli'Uhe ·seg·· 's!ltl"Oietf Coildoi'i;r;;.. to'''tlli; city. lelttr, "Aa briefly u I can stat. In commencement exereues Sun· it, the rumor II unlowtded. dt!Y aftet'llOOil was • Middleport been ill tit< past two years. Jer ol Dayton, Olllo, aald. Most 1/sr yestoni•v alier tho, originol 1 n.ent of Atlanta civic life, a mov- 1Atlanta Mayor IVIKI ,\lien Jr. left Seven reasons were lilted by man who II beginnin.g a new earHe was born July 21 , l88& fn of the memMn spell~ Saturd•:v date, - ~~)' 27, was cancelled be- 11•8 fon·e m 1ts culture. They were ,Sunday night for Paris to expe-1\ue~e u gound1 on which he eer after 30 years m the U. S. il W V th of t h nl&•t •board their Hatl while a et.uSi Of threatening rain. :leaders. dite the return of bodie3 and give said the rumor can be deflated. Army. M tan, · a. e son e1few Jtayed M local m•tel11. William Downie, president of ' Flags Lowered ar.y assista~ he- could to faroThey are: He js James EIUott Brewingla~ Thoma~ R. and M~ Wray Most ef &he memben Dve 1ft tht: Riding Club, today announc- In country clubs of the north· ilies of the victims. -In terms of our contract with ton, who completed 20 years ot Kirby. He came to Pomt Pleas- the Troy and Dayten III'Q ud tr" the following results of t be __ •; I tbe ABC, w are oow provicfin& len'ice in the Army Nov. 30, 1951 . a' t to reside in 1Ml and was em· h.lte beeD makiag lhe 15-mlle 3how. tht l!fllllmiulon'a Portsmouth and enrolled at Rio Grande Col· ployed by lite oarolilla Lumber UCIOI'IIOO for about lb yeof11. Debbie Tennant of New Haven. area. around the eloet. with· in February of 1959. In his and later was employ~ KeUer said. winner of the lead-in-pony class; ., l,IOO.OOO g, To my knowledge, cOllege career, this industrious MR. BREWINGTON e< by the Kanawha Maple Com... . E Mattox, Pt. Pleasant. western ==~----'----lex.Maater Sergeant attained • pony as superintendent. For tlH> show horse: Jerry Frank, Engscholastic standing that ranked his educ.ation while oerving as an past 14 yea~· Mr. Kirby has been llsh thfl!ll gaited full m,.,. and ~ • him amona the top ' five otudenls R()TC mlllruclor at Ohio employed m the Credtt Rat:ng · tail: C. P. Williams , New Haven, PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral service for William D. at the college as he earned 1 Umversjty from 19411 to IB5l Field until his retiremEilt due to westem pleasure horse: Debbie Hungate, 33, Parkersburg, W. Va., victim of an indu"' 3.1 accumulative average during again from 1952 "' 11154. It illness In 1980. Temant, w"'tern pleasure pony; trial accident at Kaiser Aluminum Plant, Ravenswood. C both bla junior and senior yem. there that he di!Cided to become Surviving are his wife, Minnie Linda Harlley, Bltflalo. W. Va .. will be held Tuesday 3 p.m. at the Parkersburg 19tll He graduated summa cum laude • taeher and began phllllllng Laura Kirby: one 10n, Ray C. rider of tlH> English I gaited class; Street Church of. God. The tunnel is whl!<e cathndo with a major In social studies and ~Uege edu~atlon lollowmg h" Kirby, Pl. Plea8111t: ""' daugh· f'oward Law•on. H•mlin. w. Va., Hungate •as pronounced dead m" is prepared .and _placed In a tirementm.l958 . . of . ter, Mary Kuper, Huntinattn; two ., western 1tock horse. on arrival at Holzer Hospital, tub on an oeleclnc-driven car a minor in English.' - - So let Brewington 1s married to the During hll 20 years .service, gt •Bndchildren, Carole June Kir- H M sed Arm Winter. Rlj)ley , W Va .. G polls early Saturday after- which operates on a narroW track. MOSCOW (UP!: I - "'" v , Brewln"'"n has served Ill t w d U ernum asser' 74 , pas dt Bobb J a 11 ' . H -edly heel , let to former Jl'rances Bowen of Mid~. by, , Huntington an Mar yn Reece awa at his home at 300 West roi. .s er poay; Y ones. noon . He was a pot repa 1rman ungate .......... was crus UnkiD ur~ed tbe Unltedtude~ l dleport whom he met while •he wars With 14 months m rormerly of Pt. Pleas~;mt. M lY st t . p S d Shade. 0 .. westem pleasure pony i the Kaiser Reduction plant. between wall and transfer car eaU olf itl blah alti nuc ear ' . · during World War II and . d 8 n ree 10 omeroy un ay 48" W 56" cla11s· Ltsiie Thomas n . red ·h he loaded with the mix. teat ' only hours before it waa was otettoned in tlH> base hosptt- different ~Itches in Ko,..a Funeral ,.rvlceo wrll be h<l and funeral rites have been an' Jk' · The fatality occur w en h d been <J 1 .mecluled to be held and warned al at Fort Bragg, North C&rolina, he was a•signed for a total of Tuesday 10 a.m. at the Chapman. nounced for Tuesday. l.ugan , 0 .. Tennessee wa rng was caught between a loaded K ~e •. A an e : o~ H wouW take ••apPropriate meaa- and he was assigned to the mo- months . His three tours of Wilcoxen Mortuary with lhe Rev. Mr MBsser was assodated for horse ; Lynme Terant. ~ e w transfer car and the wall of a . aTser sh~~ hugus~~ . C HlV• ., to adeguard IU teeurity tor pool In cllarge of ambulances. in Kor~a came In 1M7 1951 C. V. Leach, Parkersbura, offlcyears ln the restaurant bus- liaven, western ~ ea~re h o~se l small tunnel-like enclosure. mg Bre "flS ~ ~~· rt . W~ UrtiTh ~·-··mlng tame. in They were married in 1942 and during the pollee acti~n in • iating. Burial will be in the Mil- lness with Edward Franz and was with full _md ~ and ~-~; ~ ar es plant authorities stated. rate: ;· ~ ~ e, Jone ~h I have a daugtter sandra who ton cemetery at Milton W Va Byers, n er, an a:..~ attox. ----- tam . unga e. r., a orne; I nu.IN'lU wa 111 olflclel JIOvernment atatemont duated I M'Jddle rt' H"1gh 54. ll t t"' ,· 1. a veteran of World War I when both of Pt Pleasant winner of stepmother, Gladabelle HIIIIJ!ll'may ca a M ned unera · •' ara 11toadea1t over "-· •~ow R a d 1 0 School this rom The po famil ·0 ntil h• served with the American Ex · the Clover ·leaf barrel ' ride: Shar· WO {'Cl l:' and ten bro the rs and sts ... s. 11 7 'untloy lligltl. eli In ~~ Meth~·' t MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ~ er . p.m. on ay u pedllloaary Forces Ia Europe. J<l Brickle, Athens: English Burial will It< in the ·!lockland 18 0 servtce. <~Pay heed to ltle lawful de-- :bw:.. Saturday admis&lons _ He is survived by two sisters, Pleasure horse class, Lydia Amos cemet~ at Belpre, ~- The . ·. '' Iandt M tlH> people and give up .. Wleltline, Racine liD: Mrs. Mrs. Emm~ Hood and Mrs. Bes- Chester, westorn trail horse : JerI body IS at the Franklin Funeral •. :onducliDI leall at high aJtl. Mro. Brewington, the daugh- nard Boggs, M380n, w. va .; CIVIL ACTION FO.ED sie Durst, both oi Pomeroy. ry Frank, NelsonvUJe, rider of Home in Parkersburg, "" ·- . " lite ltlalemellt oaid. ter.ol lh<> late Mr. aod Mrs. ~ Murray, Middleport. PT. PLEASANT .- A civil ae- Funeral services wJII be eon- the 3-gaiied shaved mane and tall ·..._ ~._... ---·nt said it BoWen, hat kept the family a Sat d d' h lion hao been filed tn Masoa Coun- dueled Tuesday al 2 p.m. at the class and Teresa Gooch Pome.... _ • ..,. •-·~bome In Middleport since 1147 ur ay IIC arges C' 't Court by th ' Gold Seal E · Fun 1 H 1 p · ' j_.,) It MC!IOary to "draw tlH> and II looking forward to elltllJ>. Cbaney, Pomeroy lit. 1: Carrie lrCUt Co~ aaalnll wrng_ h ;;a w ~:;'" B n 1om; roy, riding Eskey J. Hill's horllt! ~ Wit _v. a o arte s · c Pomeroy, won the class for PT. PLEASANT - _The Sher1 ~ of .all countriM and peo- lilhin the famll ,1 new residence RoUsh. RacXle Rt. 2: Mrs. Ralph plei to the Intentions of the USA ~ Y D is Middl rt· J mes staatB, ~tart, W. Va . The ftclating. Fr1ends may t!all at the Meigs county 4-H club member iffs department investigated two 1 C011siderable _cloucliDess _. 'a \ L- ....,...__.,1.. tlan-1s ac- iD Rio Grande where her bUJ- gerav p' epo ' a alleges tb.e defendant owes funeral home until the time of Junior Horsemanship. accidents during the weekend re- little wa.J'JDI!r thnqh Taslay. to ta .., _ _,...,. ..... band will continue duUes 11 dJ. • omero7. 1 · tiff •tt•- 1 oods ld · ~ "~~-~- ~ ~ ' a·-'enMur tbe nu. . p a•n • .... ~~~, or g so services. suiting in property damagE', but SeaUe~ ,_~ - .ion by lr ""' • rector of atudeat labor and tlH> B~rlit - Mr· and Mrs. Bern· delivered between August 15, C d Ml c W'lli LE•••NT v•"EY HOSPITAL . . . &emoon, tantcJtl and ~y. ·leer arma race to outer 1pace. dent . Tb f mi1y ill ard Bo M omman er c,..y 1 ams P IV3'.n. ra-. no mJunes ., 8 · bl...l. •tu uruon. e a _. w ggs, ·~· son. . and May 28, 1882. Attorney announced that aU members of ADMITTED: Archie Lay n e, The first 8 one vehicle acci- High today 'M-M. Lew tonlj\t .. The Nid U. S. I" move Into the new dormitory, Sooday admlsaiqm .:. Wi111am the plaintiff il S. D. Little· the Drew Webster Post of Amer- New Haven· Mrs sarah Nease · ed F 'day on u s I the 61111. ,.t\., . _ · 1"""'- could have "fatal unci COllltructinn In An•. d bel p · . Ri~ · · · ' dent, occurr rr · · · .. .,.., •• ,_ .. lAWII .. now er • Hou as t, orneroy Rt. 2, r:u· page. lean Legion are requested to be Ma!!On; Mrs. Robert Johnson, Pt. Rout.e 2 and 35 when a d u m p ,' •1 · ~-the 1111 where he will he bead res ard Friley, Pomeroy, at the canetery f•r military Pleasant : Mrs. Edwin Roush. truck traveling west drive• by Vendors Remind~!~~ 1'111. lluulaas eltarged tllat dent. Sunday diaeharpa- A. D. Mor· TWO J!INED lf&Veslde rites. New Haven. Robert Spragll. 38, Northup, Ohio Ab D dli ." 0~ , ...loir •pJotloa In opace would Meanwhile, Brewington plans rilon•. Carpenter; _Cora RIc e. Two ,..,.. fined over the weok· DISCHARGED: Charles Phil· went off the highway . through a out ea . the lllPI ol apacen:', to further hll edueali<_In by en· Middleport Rt I, en by !IIJcldleport Mayor KenFIREMEN CALLED lips, RavenBwood : Bruce Gilman, fence 00 the Robert Darst fal:rn. Ohto vendon are remi!tiled tltl& · 'tsruPI' rltdio commtllicoU 1 rolling at lllar~ll Um":"""lf tAJ • neth MoElbimey, both on charges Middleport flrtmett were call· New Haven: Debra Gilman, New land overturned. Spragil told the June 30, Js the last day on,... .l. :tttl altor -liter eondllkmo. Wtll'k toward ht1 mtu!IM s degroe LOCAL TEMPs of "lntoxleatloa. Tbey w<re Roos ltd Sunday at 1:30 a.m. for 1 Haven : James Beaver, Leon: investigating ofiicer that hIs they may ~ly for a refuad llllr'\ •. in sociology with ID ulUmate goal Tbe temperature in Pomeroy Shwnaker, ;,, M~. $15 and fire at the Middleport village Mn. William Sinunono and dau· brakes failed . Damage was esti· unused prepaid tu stamp~. < ~ :,, ,, Two Arrests Made ol toacltlng.. Ibuala• diatriOI Ill - wu 10 cosll, and Hank Motley , 3:1, Mid· du.n; m lite flood .road No dan> ghter, Vin_ton Mrs. Jtussell E~ mated at 1300. Those wfahmg to me obottlt '· .. o'wn Pola're Brewington determined .to gain deiJUOI, with c.....y ..... dleport, ,10 and 1.'0111. age wao reported. lm. Cheshire. The second occurred Sutilniay obtain II! ST FORM 1> front '1'\111 ' ,,;. B..r T Hughes Branth Dopartment ol Taxatlnn, lllli TWo arreatl were ~ and CLUB WD.L MEET at 6:50 p.m. on llonle Building Portsmout.b oliJO.. ' lwo'iio- ....... lined in aclloa . ·. 1 by lie Pomeroy polke depart. . • , • 'I . _ 4c u w mee ay a bound car drive-n by Ruby Mae s ou sen e Colttiflbut ,,..-. ' 1 ',,,• iiioilt • illt!Yor Charlea ·Logar' I DALLAS '<I!PD - llent<!erat L~tesi unolflcl.ltl returno · gave saki COnnally II a liberal "sent aueeeeded shamefully In time!! t: JO p.m· at the Syracuse Road· D It 17 A hUll and a south address sbown on lite top til lht · ,, ""l'rt ...,. the past .....,...._ JohD CoMally will face Denio· Corutally 58f,ilfD v - &311,1711 dorm from Washington to lead past, I am conllclent that thio side park. Mrs. L<>is Sterrett, ad· ~or:;:'· s t~~k driven by J!ol'm. ' ·' ·. Bobby W.' Jll!ieltart, .. New l!l'al-turned·R.epublican Jack Cox fill' Yarbot'Ougb. TliQoe \Qials fr>. Texas inta the New Frontier. If lime it will faU." visor, said members are to bring M s:;•c ~ray 32 Columbus, ' : '! flliven, wiD - ) r JtD 1 m a In Tesu' November gubarnator~ cl•ded relltrM from all :114 l!IIDD· he is really a conservative, let Yarborough atiU refused to eon· equipmOflt to conk tlH> first meal ~";ed on ~ ,.;,rve. TEA ANNOllNCIID _ 10.' eo cltarp of recldeu ~tloa and 1 electlan in wbat pro!llitea to be tlea, includfilK ~ complete. hitn deny hio close aasodstlon cede the election. A campaign ad- in their training book. 'led f f 11_ . PT. P)EASANT ~ McDanfel, p-.y, II a bitter, no-heJdo.bar~ batHe. Connally promiletl to pull the with tlH> New Frontier:· . Miss Da 1ton was ct . or a naliottal T.. of the ll4ason lJ,ua. ~ to appear tlH> aame ; Former Navy Seentary Cmtnal· Telt01 , ~ratfQ' jlatty togtthet' COX, an oilman who once ran- VtiOf hlllted tlH> election may be DIVORCE <\SKED ure to have Iter v~h•:l• un:er ty Homemakers Clubs will hfl\ell, aiie, citorglll with itoault .... who hu ~ auoeiated With lot an alJ.out """" igatn!l tlH> and Iott-a bid for the TOltu contested. A divorce suit has been filed in cont':"l. Damage tot ~ 0 ve tc- June 12 ~I 'i:liO p.m. at the~· lialtery. Harry Stover, 4tl, Mid·: Vice Prelldent 'LyndO' B. John· moot ..,.!Oua ltllp,bllcat gllberna. gubernatorial nomination ao a Y~~gh 11 an all-out New Mtigs counly common pleas eo~rt . les •" esttmated nt · nance ~- A foreigli _stt,ideDI dJi,port, wu lined '11 .... coati oon •iflce the late lfl'llle. won · the lorlallbrtatrslnet ~trocllon: .. f'rml1er hberal. Connally, a mod· by Charles W. Carmichael. M•d· of West Yil:ilnll University will Saturday nlgbt by Mayor Le~tll' 1 "-'!lo<ratlc nominatloa for the Slaw R.epub~<llll . hnn!odiately Democrat, salcl lite Connally· er<tte conoervatlve,. oerved a year dleport . against Viblet L. Car· FAIRFIELD STATtON he the guest _l[leakr!r. f¥ AnDe rli 'a .,.odin• cltarge .... George go·•ernorsbip saturday I• a cion atlaebd ~l!f.:o" ·"'""lltl'fatit>J John,.. . combine of doliara and .. KeltnefiY'I lil'lll uerotsry of n.lchael, Middleport. char in~ ex· Sunday temperalures.- high nt, Bailey ."ome'1'~ Club. will iJeJt;teJdet, !ttl, Syrat'llse, Wll fin· I'UIItlfl election wltb Houaton at· tag. . ' ' ~It ia again at wurk In our the Navy before he rrs.igned last j treme cruelty. Two minor chil· low 1\2. Mondt!Y reading - 75 at have ctial:llll Of lhe Jm!l!:am 11!14 ~ and COllis tor lntoldcatlfm. ltotllllc Don Ytll'borough. · ~bUcan Sen , Joiul TOwer •tete. Altllooih thll combine hao_ De<lmber. . __ ...:. .. _ dren are involved. 10:311 a.m. refreoluit...ll. , ,, ,: _ : __ -A d Victim Of ll'aiser Acci ent W•'ll Be Buried0n Tuesdav "''"'"--"-"""''W'I'f'f"''-" ·RuSSI"ans Warn HiJJh Nuclear Retaliation Herman Masser Is Claimed On Sundav man;, T A •dent , Cause Damages Set At $600 Weather f. ..!'* N0 H. 0 Ids B. arred..R.ace F ...-r Lo neStar , Governorship IsSet *· :"'t Sbyra~se H~\u~· E~l::~n-~~~;;;/'~d nf~o~~ ~i·l~or;wltbtu:!~~ps ! :w .k o:ry flif:- JI). 1s .. ,, . ., ·' .. , 1/ , i �s :--:: .. ..... . ! l A ' ' , • , • "Is H~ Still Practiclr9'' • )1- 'l j. 4 , Seatlnel, Medica/Re \VeAre Best Fed Of All, But Still Have Problems 1982 1.. ·-' ····~ ilone John w~ Bricker Was Speaker In . Father knows best. .• AToAsTaURBER? .; ' Brown Heiner's ~iced buns in : tilt oven or on the &rill. .. : makes 1 'burfer better •• , liste : food by themselws «with : · · soup; too, or witll your : ~ospital News ' so give him 1M very best... . favorite spread. ; I, . • lhod nrnca&o wltll I Hel!ltr'l .•• •c•u11 Heiner's lltel wlfll Enrythinc ll.ou! .,r.•' '· '• l -1, ,, ·. t,'. I{ ·'"· ~ " \ SHOES~ FLORSHEIM (!'ATHER'S DAY-.1-UNIE 17) We're out to"'-•t our own record for the most saJes In 1 ~ingle fen to one Dad hao wot'll Flonbeiar ShON l'«llairty wHkl So we've slas~ecl price• to t~ bone on Every Frigidaire . . ' Appliance In t{le store. Hurry .In for YOUR Frlgldllre ·Be1t Buy years or more! So! Father a.- Loot, .. why 1101 p;. him the heat-a Flol'>heim gift CCII'Iiioalo £or lbe.~ loe ~· beat! NOW. The .. vlng• •':~Mn..tlonlll ·' .1 • · . . . i • 1 .. , A to li WWths. FLORSHEIM'S START A T - - - $19:95 IA.KER ·FURNirfURE Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting .' THOMAS.CLOTHIERS·· , "OrrThe Brightest Cornerlri Middleport" ' . '' .,.•. '· '. 'I ,. ' 1 tt ·ee '\ • l.·t·. ·' •' '1 '- • .. ' ,, --~--~-------------------'. , ' I • • Prices eHectlve Monday thr• W..nesdar only . r ,. , 4 Thrifty lb. ....................... . .-.. . ·'' . ·a ............. . ... .·( .. . . :k ·. :. : . . :' • Jljoil;j ! ., · , I 'f ' '.' I ._ . . .. .. f . >: 1·M X It'·· · ' r', ' ., . . . ·I . •; : - l I . ' . ,_! ~ ·. r.t~a rQJI:rbt,: Big • • '* ~~....""'; ,:•·• 6 usns 't.. 12-.C.. ..., ._..,, .. 011 life, ..... ..,., •. e •• ,,, Juice .•• ' ',·,, ~ f 1 ~ ' �• I ~~w York Mets Lose 15th Straight Game, Col~s Win =.:oo,;.::::: 0., June 4, in aeven decisions. 1 . First Douhlehead er--Reds Thumped By Chicago. 6-3 call~i.oon:J~{fu:~~~ -!oar- """liM, ......,.ollbt It .DOve to ••lthia After juggling 16 playe.., In lbo tllo games to all bill lllOiot lbt 11>.. Met• first d1Yialoa tlnt-· •tctory wl!lcll ··ta ~ meot 13-pmt willnlq m(y =J· WDIII""' lltb """"' 10 '"' hill, onc1 lbelrj iland up lor 1 ._. Ylclbry ovarl ,..., llllOinlld. Willie tbe iJIII1)Jill!JI C~)jl, • Altmoo'•12tb bad - ., . two _.. Ill ill !he N-1 Loagu• buckloballor Bob Tlelonloer, tloo IINak lull so much exerelot. llayt, lie arms ))oet ID lbt Poio The YIOkees l!)pVIIII ioiiO a lor !Qur <II the Ji• '"" eoda ol the ralallow to- Tho II..,, '"' lbo oth.,. band, Cob ......, up tbo IICOIId . · Real Jo • GroUQdJ lor the lint time iD bll 1place lie wllb lbo Cleve!Md 'Ill< vltlbry oaapped .. liDdiBc 1111 tloo bani way ~t 7110 In • hllrr1, ...rlq ••.• ""!" iD • However, the Meto, wbo IJIId career, hit b!o· !<Ill 11om< ruo in dla111 II) tho .\Jrlerj... winning elreak at four _ . . I: .we •adulla'..., )If por- cao1 "''" ll'lm Y<"l4rdsr -• •taro. !he lint lllnlo1 10 make ~ • wa,. to boat ~.... modo It tbo ol•lh mins 10 tie lhe ocore raQf -~1 beai!Pg tbe Loa Pel Cran~7-: , ; _!<I !he ColtJ' WDP lo~ng dropped I 1-1 decllina 10 tbo NLo br- lot Jl'o!l J~~®ooo,··, a W11J1b bollil Bunda)' b<1ore 6· al H \ Auj.Ji, H, While ' lhe "'"' first ~ - Yiclory, loadJJJg Glloll, laa.m, them Pill' Warwick, '"'"" GIIIIJolder re- II6Jlt ylo I d lag, Bob l!Wer lA otbor NL gamH, the Philllot drop)ltd an it-t tldCiojon lq ble . lrl~e ~= and 'ltJibil!c bot ......, -~ 1bt ied • lbt con. will> lbt worol cooiiJ PkW up lrjllll _!he st. mat<bod Soli Francl.oco aee Juan oxploded ftlr livo • 1'111111 • II¥ troll TIJIII'I, who moved to . .. >edrqgled 11$. wbo .ot1t11111 !he ......,J • the III.Ojor leag~~<~. !,oW. Catcllult. bad oix bito, M.. Marlthal Jtrlkeout for •tl'iboul lourtb ionlJ!I 1o bent tbt Dodl· (liiO Jl4lne Of tho top. 1o otlior ::.(trt":..~er"' ,.~""''' .,_ loiJac •""ak l'llollr or Dl jlu llld J,llllo bad Ioiii' toclt iD lor olx ilmlql ~... ..,. ers, 7-6; lhe Cblcaao Cubt! par· 1111'"· the Clllopp While •hu:b now bu roadlod IS ames. 1be Celto, led by Carl Warwick, U.. nlgbtQp llld ~bod lour I thuslastlc :row<! M ~·• York 'o I• ·ed bomt !IIIII by Billy shulout tbe QflllP!oro OrloiN, Bob Hendley ..,.. tho 1be Col,., wbo lor youth Ramen Mejlu, Bob Lill11 ond' lor tbt 1'110 , _ One o1 Me- , Polo Grouoda, oo4 lheo the 1'0(11 J:.mo ~ George Altman pliiS and the MbJIIesolo Twlllo aJtbou&b be neoded help ill btdr bollldiJII _.... llexed Nonn Larker, oprayed a l<>tal ol Jlal' bill Wll bla IIIII !lonter. llelloO!, Five hits aod a hit bar.- """' fioe roli<£ work by Dat ~ iho WasblosJoo SOnaiOro 7·~ ..... ~==muacleo more - . . , <II the Sl hi" ovor rorbot Field durlnc 'lho lllall, IUtDI IMI1ontap Ill 111111 Ia tbe IIIIVtlllb gave the oton Into 1 l-3 •icl01'1 over l£je lollllllllinJU City ...., ' hlp.ridlq San Frucllco Gilmll the doub-.ser, ooollng of! tho 1111 Lot ~ two Gianll live 1"'11'1· . ClnclnlliU Red.i. and the Mllwa~- ....,,.,. rioiD. '" New Yot·k Y..W... ,. beppmg Pirtllt wbo bad 10 of !he~ Jlro!Jbl'*'" to tllo .PhliOdelphla Marlabll. ID Winnlq hit elgbl!l g. Brovoa ocored five <IIIII . The PhOIIei overcame a to... Elston Howard lilt a Dllr tho Pilllburgb Plr-, 104 ond lui II - · Phillleo, wli*MG tloolr NL lead to i"""' agoloil tl>r• d<leall. held tbe llril iMins and made tbtinJ Irun deficit With rallleo Ia ~""":ft 1_ .. The Colb ond tloo ·:t llelf. , . JoiCue MIJI c.... ii:.:l Wll· l IJ!Icl,.,, . n..:·ro::. or· New Haven Post Took Racine ll-1·· ' =i.- .=. 1 lluZblrd' Jolmny who won oiJ '""'" lor the Pbllll., In 11111, that o>tal he WbJto Sox with a five-hitter. Be a1Jt jlullled Jn his teilll's sec;nd rua Oriolfl weot do'"' to tlloir 1 r., defeat In 1~ iliP'I.:s Vic Power had three hits aMI Green and Rich Rol'4'a· jll two Twins to their w:n • ,, o~er '1 'I to paee n.~nfl - ct.sif IIlio JI<'O wben hll crlllbtdiDID•- - • PARIS <llPJI AIHalll q llw . . moving th·m tt wlth~ haJf.game of the '! Jnkm al'l• tio!llltonn!a fflllq H, U, H, H, , .,ol .. $9,9$ Awllroll4 """ !he ·I , • ..,; IJil4, ctoi.oil!!il.-lofl'lln• -· H, N, 7-6. •- ballad Ill two 1'111111 19 v.., our lo""' priee In 24 YlllkHI to tbt1r Yktory. Mlll'lball )rean on 4: ~b •wing•' with c.,.olo ,.,... :~- lo cbekad off 1 hooks ond ci1alh. illllq all .......... lw I h by tbe A!lllll Jn t1oo OUII PRICJ O:ILY IIIJIId...... JUPIIclloolnm-liiOIOJ t o - RDli.INI ~eope booeltd s. mHi thW victory, ••••• •• •• , _,. J! thl ..• ••.•.. • !40IIft cw.o CllPil 'l'"l'lor "' llrilll!l - ttlled Ill Gnat! Pr11 of lfouco J u~ ,; Low•st Prl~ Sale Jao.il PORCH SWINGS ,. 1M 1 w~so..m 1 ,.., w.a... Cllico rernaados 111d da;, •t ' •·•· ADyone wht ... Caoh hit '""""' 1'11111 In o w.ond illllln& outburol and Ill! pall hlo lMUODCO -Jd " pnopanol ......... lbol IIIIo. Havlifek Giun Offer To Play For Cleveland Roo Hllldlwlll ol'lped I Cleveland rally In tloo eJibth lnnlog lo llelp lloo Moaoi hll .mil vlc:tor;y tor lbt '1'1,..,, Csoh's bomor ,..., ~~ ltlb. . .... lllo than Jim (;enlile ol Jilt Orioleo. - INGLEWOOD, Colli. <VPU · Wi1111J1 ,.. tloo . . . . wotld ll>ili• ltaka bJ 41 lloll1wood ,.,.. - i Pickens H.,ciwe,.. MAlON, W··VA. ., . ,,. POMEROY BOWLING CO. i •\ ~~~mer Sc~edu're I STARTING JUNE 5TH · Open Tue1,, Wed,, Fri., Sat., Evtllhlgs WomH'1league Friday Evenlnp I / 1' ~ JUST RECEIVEiill • J •• \ ' 2 TRUCK LOADS OF ' :'r . 'i ' ' . ' 1 ' )!. 'I TO GIVE YOU .THE SAFEST 'tl·~ I 1 -DRIVING•HOLIDAY AT THE MOST ECONOMICAL PRICE! I i ''·' ·-ri.IES . :.:·~AT·~; ALLED .LOw· PR: I CE· S . ... . $9-~ ,670115. -~~ACK TY~I ~Yi.O!t -a.. $n.ao 170d5. ,, -·. I t11i1 .• 'r·. f ALL WIATHIR ~ . ' iLAcK ·.rua:iLIIS NYkDN 41 ALL WIATMIR ·' I sn~oo - ... -' : ·' ·~ - .. ' DAYTON THOROBRED BLUE RIBabN'. • •- ". ' -~it. ' 01!4-wn'IE.D·FOR • (! ~ ' ' . ~~ PULL VIAl ,·,; DAYTON. THOROBRED , [ . " ' ~.oCJ INCLtfQitfG .·. ' PriW,Ott-~ GNMI•,. • ,,~ Go,Kfy,arnres . WHIIL_~LANCINC • 600x16·· DAYTON -FLYER~i,"::. 'P ·I '1. ~ DAYTON. THOROBRED PREMIU~ . ~-' -'- 'f >. . ·, \ P\~01,0-.TIIili · OFf YN CAR . t -"'',. ·· ., . I ADD .~.00< fOil ~TE SIDEWALL nRE ' oivtoN ·tHoRo.BRE·o·.,·n~u ' ,- ::.:'. Frank Thomas To Cardinals? ;- ,, .· ; WEIGHTS .. , • , , ,~-'l'iilao PLUS-TH1 OlD niE Ofll .' YeMa';CAl -~ ... OnlyAICoshll'-tiMT""!',!I'~PI~N!;l.tM ' ' ·· ·- - • ·P:rices··Qn\ Truc·k ti· \ :' ~' -• D A·.:y . T 0 N' ,. d ~~ 60ox16-6 PLY .NYlON - "~· -~~ 750x20.10 P~Y .~Y,~~:~_w•..,.."__,.,.; ,. ,~~ �--:~~------ -.7 Pomti"'J·Mlddleport, 0., June 4, ANT ADS --- . ~-·.-· . . ................. -.. ....... RENT (211 I!AL ESTATE THREE ROOM AND IIA'l'H. fur. oished. Private entrance. New· ly redecoratod. Jlt\1 MulberTy. o,Mi,•. . , Call WY J.257ll. t+U< ~ ' i;ii : .; -· Social News Awards Given Graduates By Alumni "' Meigs~Ma-r · •• ' " , Coming Everrtf CQNSISTENT DEPINDAILioltiiULTI IATU +· .. .. . . . ,_ . . . . . . . 111 P•. lllldla- t ,_ .. ,. ~ for eu. coa uuve ta that '16' ~•' - far:IO-por word. ... , . ... will ilotl!lr ••Ill ...... hll_.,,_,.. pol!l ortii!ID 10 4117• of1or ._~o~q bill a... .. M•en'"DD-IIIould l!o ' - ' " la!!DediatelJ. •• il ·•• If aat ·~ /llaiiJ - - will ... ._..IIIIo ,... - ll!aa -~~~-Cllrd ol Tlwlb md Btootll K - t1 &nail, $1.JI, .... - - .... !!d4ltlollll ...t, lo. .,.bllll!ad "' t ,.. _.. WOIIIlll I PAY I DAYI I DAYl 1'110. 11 ... $1.30 ,uo 20 611< lUI ' -$1.10 11.1111 II 70. NJO t:l.at f7,De !!Cit ... m ... ' ·~ PHONE WY :0·2157 -- :.~ ~ HELP WMm!D - Experion<od dairymen_ Roo... lw-nioh<>cl . • ~ Hoi!lor, Ba1h110. eI t lUI CNIYROUT Cor.alr 4 dr. Mid • .trMn fllll1b. Juod Utt1. riCUo, ·-~ ~.< ir. ~ •••t•r. ltlft411!rd lr•n•. Lor~ll.v 11wned , WMPO' Raclio TRY IT IN YOUR HOME J '"' WJIH. RADIO . . ,,\..~ 179.95 Convenient lop IOidlnr. 10 ib. tub <apo.oll7, wrlni!IHrft w11b 'n wtar 'eyelo. loaf tern~~, bank flnanee. lngeh Furniture Mlclclleport, ~o Choice ot profe•io.nal_ .. p.pntera! ( ' ' ' flit W.l!l I I • - II C! I 7 , I , ees ........ _ ., ... ... .............. ......... .,_.......,_.,•• ..,. - -· ......... perf_ -111111) • ..1 t "r> ··~ .:"' ;, ,l,~ .. h • ' " '• ' . '!) : ...,_.., ,., .;;-,,.·,r. ; :· o.;L>h~ "' NANCY YOU - -~ llhlrp I i �• Sentinel, !'Om~ 0, JUile 4, • Moif!IY About , e People. In Pomeroy 81' U lCILLit IIAW10NS ' ·•·' ., • a.t y ne • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edmund Friday for their home. Belle i Nuyen, PRJCI FIVB CENTI NIGHT CAA1'00N Lee Looking For $1,000 ,Cost Of Traffic Light llfld THUU. NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond 54TUIDAY Junt 1-t Joseph LeVine pft'i:entl "rHE WONDERS OF ALADDIN" ('l'echnicoior) Noelle AdMichele De of BAGHDAD" (Technicolor) Tues.·Wed. ~list.,. Reeve11 Geor:La Moll lnd Arturo Dominici SUN., MON. ond TUES. .lun• 10, 11 and 12th "LOVER COME BACK" lil!:j , no<'kHudson Doris Day (TeehnioolorJ June 5-41 CLOSED FAMILY NIGHTS Derek Bond in "TH& HAND" FOR THE -also- Phont·WY "DR. BLOOD'S COFFIN" Jan Htln ter Kieron Moore (ln CA:J ior) A new traffic stop and go Ught at lite lnterHetloo ol W. and Butternut-av was estimated to COlt ll,OOO council met briefly Monday nlgbt but wa, delayed while a search for tbe money ill 2·356~ Formerly 'Tho D&S We Dare You lo Look Into SUMMER ' Recovefy Service • .,.~•" the light three ~ shOuld be In· traffic at Charles COlt Our June Brides Special ! ! ' ' For June 2~ Utility Olficer.s elected for next year were, Mr!. Wiley,' president; Ed· WHY PAY MORE? . • • NOT 695, 5 NOT 795, or ' 895 5 5 THREE _;.- • • Lionel Boggs, treasurer, and ex· ecutlve cotnmittee members, Mrs. Scally, Mr1. w..Jey Fry, Mrs. The death of Oliver • $ Wendell Ia France, this spring was noted. Program chaJrman for the evenl.ng waa Mr1. Hackett who pre""'ted the Girl Scout. ol Troop :Ill who prMr1ted a croup ol campfire rounds and 10ngs. ••soo.g of the Open Road" was sung by Forrest Bachtel, Jr. and group llllJiing wao enjoyed with Mn. Hackett .u aCcompanist. I Other clasl&s that bad reunions were 1951, 1947, ttu, 1937, um. i 192'1. 111<2. and 1917. 1 Followlnl the banquet danclng ' to the music of The Five SaJnt.s weekead vialt wlth hlt parentJ.. Mr. and Mro. ·Wilbur Moore and ·nls mother, Mra. LettJe Spencer and son, Clarence. Mr. and Mra. Edwanl Stark and family of Pboenlr, Ariz., are u.e IUeslB of her parents, Mr. and Here's What You Get: LIVING ROOM eSofa & Chair • 2 l.ltmps Mrs. Jewel Curtis. e3 hbles Miu Olga Pierotti of Columbua spent the - • • with her thor, Mrs. Odella Pierotti. Rev. l'lllgene Uoderwood returned to bia employment ot the Kroger Store today alter a weelr:'J vacation. n... e 9x 12 Rug BEDROOM e S·Pc. Dinette Set e O.,We Daar Cabinet e Refrigerator e Range ;; SH IR;TS;;t etxt2 Rut . BeautlfUIIJ linllh..( ~ ' ' ' Easg !'erN;• · Can Be ilrl'llritelll ·' .., lr-------------------------------------~~~----~ ~A-·,)/ ! ~ • .HERMAN ·' l ':: .. ' Shop Monday Through Friday 9 t,o S Saturday 9 to g. .Fri<llclo may caU at the oJamea. ·Robert ml Mr-s.. . . , 2Sc,, s~. • ' " .1 .. !lebcl .l!-tt t' ;;t::.:~~ lnd blurii '•• Biker,- aon Wal ~ ruUO&Io bo Fat~ Jc111"'10 funeral homo after noon ll'"· Weather s, ' :; 'j. ( ./ Elberfelds In Pomer~Y , extr.a-tpeclal trutmtnt •• • •• lor be~uUioal ret~l!llll ' ' Mott of the leedlng C.rpet Mlllt ,.,. represented by ~lb.rf.tch. ' · . ,, ' In day! Sbe 1end1 his abtr~ ~ t .... eat. Boy htj.;,.. 1ft·Crash ·~ Day, Dad de1erve1, and aett him feel llko 11 Kine ovfn f. We'll measure ~our room•, your hall, stairway, quote ;you tbe campi~ eoot. And If you wish you can use our sellBible, ! economical Credit SerVice a D d budlt& your payments. ExperleDced men wiU ~ ' . ' .. 111!11 your carpet promptly and ~· l!lopeclally on Fath..,a but Mom knowo bow to m11b •' eaa Here on the 2nd. floor you Hleet tbe carpet of your choiCe, ;youi- color, fabric, texture or pattern. ' KITCHEN ·. FUR'NITIRI~ At Elberlelds In PomerOy , lET'S PAMPER POPI • 3-Pc. Suite With Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring • 2 Dresser l.ltmps e9x12 Rug . .MASQt~t Wall-To-Wall CARPETJNG \l'orkers Win DriVing Keys Lucy Gregg and Mrs. Don Mullon. Holmes, a MHS graduate ... BUT ONLY .......... - i1.m Baker, vice president; Miss Pau11ne Zirkle, secretary; Mrs. Save On Your New · hlo . . .....,_ ...... , · ~n rm weaw.,.. RIP , .-.IYI tiUyoeda Low ....... Ill ...... · � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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