https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7cb3d41ba1fabf19e821b1ff45d0a8ce.pdf 4539c60fd393e03a394909f23a176274 PDF Text Text ~- ~ - -~ ' ~ I ,} ' '. i f ' -/.. ' '. ~·- .. .. . ......... ··'. ....... ... .,,.• .. ... ....... ~ ....~ . .,.. Y' ,,.._! " .. • '' . I ~ ' •I ~··- ......,lNG Chapter. oEs, · MiddltpOrl, 1111 ""'l'""" ~.,...... · been cancelled due to school .ac> 'l'be MaY meeting of the Past tivitles. 'l'bt nut meetlDtl wUI ;uatto;,_,,Club of :, Evangeline •be .held Jn•June. ..., .. ll ,,. ./ I ~ ' . f, ' • ' SA~E! PORCH ahd 'LAWN • ' f ' ' •• ' Wll XVIII ' Nf>, 26 . TUESDAY, ' f/iAY 24, ; l ~ ... o:tneroy Motors .' Groundbreaklng ceremmiteo - with more lhnn :1011 penona •IWDIInB- were held- Mooday .tteruooD for a new Pomeroy Mgtcil: Cio!IIIPDDY garage and sliowroom to be built tbla 11UD- TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY "RED LINE 7000" - Technico1orJames Caan Laura Devon Fttturett. lrii!J:, CoJornrtoont WEDNESDAY & THURS. NOT OPEN Moy 25-26 .'\ Smartly styled 2 Passenger "CourtiDg Swing" $11,911 CHAIRS . $17.90 ROCKERS ' $17.90 CHAISE LOUNGES $25.911 GLIDERS $ 7.95 CHAIRS $14.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 5.95 TABLES $11.95 CHAIRS $19.95 CHAISE LOUNGES $17.95 ROCKERS $10,00 CHAIRS $19.95 ROCKERS $17.95 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 6.50 CHAIRS $ 9.95 ROCKERS $12.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 3.75 END BENCHES $34.110 IAR·B-Q SETS $21.50 REDWOOD CHAIRS $SUS LOVE SEATS $37.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $59.95 GIN RUMMY SETS $32.00 ROCKIRS $62.00 LLOYD SWINGS $32.50 LLOYD CHAIRS $18.50 LLOYD CHAIRS $69.00 TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS W.OO TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS $19.00 LOVE SEATS $46,50 ~HAIRS $42.00 LOVI ~EJITS $24.00 CHAIRS $16.50 TABLES $ 9.9S COTS $14.95 CHAIRS $29.95 CHAIRS $59,00 GLIDERS $91.00 BED GLIDERS W.OO CHAISE LOUNGES W.OO METAL GLIDIRS CtJlcmel Sanders' asks: ~~Goi11g for a Sunday drive? Fill up at my place." 3rd Friday Club Observes its Anniversary "Toke a bucket of chicken along for the tide. There's no tastier way &o .fill up. My origina1 recipe makes Kentucky Fried Chicken tender and t.asty and finger lickin' good. So good, you may just turo the car around and come back for more, , SALI $9.50 SALI $14.110 SALI $14.110 _ I and Aherl YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FLOWERS A Tribute To e HUSH PUPPIES eJARMAN eRANDCRAFT Our loved Ones. eRAND ICALUMET eJACQUEUNE eBROOKS eCONNIE ePARIS FASlllON eDATE BOOK ePOLL PARROT KEDS ••• BALL BAND JUS ••• P. F.'s .. u •1 ''"'·· Good selection of Sumllll!l Casuals . . . !or both men and women , . - be com:., ~!lttllble for the hot montbB NOW CALL THIS WIDE & VARIED NUMBER., FOR SELECTION DUDLEY'S ahead. ,. ~ RUTLAND • 742-4211 ... . . ~~ - ' ..1' '!DO Not ,. • ..l, ·r . ' " ' See your authoriZ~ Pontiac·de.Uer. · ·He's trying tq .mlke May~ven better than Aprlll-4 FUitNITURE 59 N. 2nd Avo • MIDDLEPORT, 0. We've just had· . ·· our ~est sales month bt40 years. SOmebody somewhe~ · D,ttlSt;be tiuying a lot of Po.~tiacs. .LANKY WCY HOLLYWOOD tUPI) - LucDle Ball .bas a ·candid memory of her8elf as a eblld. "I was 1811 and skinny, llamlDil red hair and braces, •• sbe say&. "I looked like It kitchee malclt with buck teeth." SEE OUR eHEEL HUGGERS and ol· ward D. Mitchell, zone .,snag. near; Rev. Richard Martin, tiRtioas have been ·completed new Pomeroy Motor Compllll)lllces of the Chevrolet Motor Co. Sheriff Robert C. Harten~acll, lor tho purchBse of the' IPolor proge construction would get ed on two Additional persons Introduced Falber Jobn Turel, Rev. Joseph compiiii)I'B exlstblg gajooge t.. underway today. Engineer lor will bO a · the ceremonies were Kraly, Rev. WUbur Perrin, cillUes flont on West MIJn.st, tho new building will be D. H. pr&-fab In G<orge Gold,. brnnch. mnn· Rev. >Carver Williams, .Pome. mending to SeconrJ.tl. Robeson, Pomeroy, yellow. of the General Motors roy PoUce Chi~ Jed Websler, ''When tliese liuur!(np bave Mr. Knight began employ- Mr. Knight Corp. In Parkers- Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, been removed," Mr. Reed said, \llenl wltb the Pomeroy Motor es the new be reaMr. Clark, regional man- Pomeroy C of C P,..,IJent "It Ia the lnlenllon oi the dJreo. .'Co. In February of 1929, and ely for , time ager of lhe Chevrolet Moto.· Co., Jack Cahey, and Middleport c ton of 'the Farmers Bani: ond became general mnnqer ln 1967 and William Healhcote and Ed- of C Pr<sident John Welsh. Savings Compnny to build a August of that year. He bought ber. , ward Gleen, bolh Chevrolet of- Among the out-of·town VIS!new, modern bank building on Into the buslnm In IINO and Others taklnB P&r! In the ficials; D. H. Ro~on; engl. tors .were Mr. and Mrs. George the s!~, providing drlv..!n bank· baa served as the llqn's presJ. 81'<lundbreikiQ8 belillet Knight lng facHIUes end. ample park· dent since then. and Reed, _ , ~ GrueInK." Mr. Kn!ghl, lrlclnB the re. ..,., manager ot ,Pomeroy Mr. Reed further stated that cent history of the company, tor Co.; Willialli' Knlglrt, gen,er-1 no definlle ~ for <OllSiruc- said the used car ·lol on East al mnnqer Ill·the M;Moo couro-1 tiM bas beeli set built Is his Maln-sl was opened In 19111. II ly Motor Co.; Re~ · l\JcComlick, hope that the building may be was graded above Dood st•ge sales manager <1. the r;~~~t I under way In the ipr!ng of 1967. In 1953. Ba Motor Co.; George C< Meanwb!le, Mr. Knight lndl- The new building will be of Jr., sales manager oflhe cated, following •lie ground- ..... tory, with the erception of on Counly Motor Co., :.nnd Tueoday 8llllOUIICed !bat oego- brealdng .ceremonleo, that the the parll * * * · . - ,~ ,) ' .. an~.;1:~ 6onal'tl Sr., RunUnglon auto land Jobn Cornett, dealer; "Robert Rees, car deal· men; and Mr. and Mrs. er; Miss Donna Roush, Emer-IMink, car dealer, all ol . polls nnd Mr. and Mrs. son Evans, President of th.e ton Jobn!Jon, Insurance Ohio Valley Bank; Joe Moch, Joe Jonlon, Peoples · president of lhe GallipOlis Fii'St cial; Mr. Lanham, Cily National Bank; Selwyn R. al Bank, Mr. and Mr!. While, cashier of the OhiD Val- Krodel, Anita Hoschar, ley Bank; Altomey John Holl~ Betty Neibert and I. H. ·c.~,> . day, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur man, Peoples ·National Darnbrough; ~wrence Bastiani an of Pt. Pleasant. * * • • BLAE'A'NARS ' ' GOQ.'E. ,JWN * ... lA· break..!!." lng of Rep. Ed!lb Green, J). Oregoa's two-term JOvemar, Ore., one oi !be stale'l llatlleld, was a runaway Influential paiiUcal ligurel. to defeat three other previously had not endorsed and win the Republl· candidate, senatorial nomination. Ha~ 'l'bt Oregon primary came field also Is a critic of Jolmson, day after poll&ter Louis · bls political strength Is so said tn a copyrighted !bat his views on Vlel opinion BID'Vey that the were not ~>peeled to !dent now bas his the oulcome of the race popularity ratiog amoag wey. Morgan strongly opposed U.S. astion's volers since he Florida's bitter Democratic involvement In VIet Nam, and the White House, The pall campaign came received vigorous suppart from only 55 per cent of the an end with a I'Wl-Dff Sen. Wayne Morse, IJ.Ore., one thinks Johnson is doing a Gov. Haydon Burn& !be nation's most QU!spoj<fn job. HarriJ attributed Mayor Robert King Cljljca of the war. )o!Qrgnn also dedlne to the war In Viet 'l'be winner will oppose recdved the las~mlnllle liP-. llllllnOaiiDD at home. ClRUdaKirk In , .· · , Uti 01 Conlellden The conlenders were U.S. &bert Duncnn, 45, who up almOst certain reto enter lbe Senate as a champion of Johnson's po!lcles, former Federal Power Commissioner Howard Morgnn, ' .. Brokers DUDLEY'S MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ,. ' The Rev. Josepll Kraly, pas· tor of St. Paul's Luthelan Church, was elected president ' . ,·._ ' ' ;( .,_ at lhe annual meeting Monday ' night of lhe Meigs County Men· tal Health Association . Other officers elected were Mrs. William Holl as !IrS vice president end Mr. Wilo ' liam L. Carr of Coolville as second vice president. Mrs. !Ada Hampton was reelected seer. tary - treasurer. Deferred for later consideration was a ~ posal to use the new Lutberu church to bouse a mentally ... tarded class. RepOrts indicated that till Association paid out $100 to belp finance lhe testing of IS mental· ly retarded children In Felwary (at a cost of $313), preU... inary to forming a class of Jill' pUs meeting stall' quallficallou. AKlNGSclM- About 1 persons joined A. R. Knight, prosid~nt The Rev, Riclliard _Marta, and owner of the Pomeroy Motnr Company, and other Trl-County business leaders. in past pres_,dent and chairmaD. II · ground breaking ceremonies Monday for a new garage and showroom with over 18,000 · the ~eetmg, reported that ft. nancmg of the proposed claa eguare feet under roof. could with considerable IJteU. hood, be obtained up to 10 per cenl lhrough the federal Oflk!e Economic Opportunity,....,. Iolclassroom space was Jocated and a budget sel. The Rev. Nyle Borden, a.!lla County Mental Heallh oHiclil, outlined methods by wb!cb tlJt association could raise the fi. mainlng ID per cent, lnclwlbll a dues-paying - memboral>!J drive, canister drive, and ... era! donation drive aimed ill organizations. Additional names of mentaltJ retarded children were ooll$ ed with a view to furlbor elltlbillty lesting, and added Ill ·llil file gathered this year. ' Pastor Kraly promised IIJIII!II. er meeting when slgnlflll8lll ~ gross and plans bad betrlllliMII. Day Weekend FOR EVERY I . power In that southern state. But In Oregon the main lssuo WBJ· Viet, Nll!ll lp the baltie for the Dell)ocrallc nomination the oea1 ~ relinquished Sen. Maul')ne Neuberger, For Memorial MEMORIAL DAY p~ Jllt!!!iW~~·~~ cljSnged the b~ance ol pOII~ICa!l Open Friday Nights Til 9 -- Also Open All Day Thursdays ' 1'01\'I'LAND,. Ora Pl'flldenl Johnson's Viet paUcle8 today drew their ~ ~~ Uie ballot .box. 'l'b6 lesl came In 1m ~; . 11 a . time ~ · pOpularity reP!Ji;141!11n national ~ bt at lis lowest mark ~~ enlered the ~ 2\t years ago. 'l'b!!. tast gave O.:Oson ~ ~IWdJooln today's voting. ~cky primary and e~OIIS , In Oklahoma ll'lllrlda also were belna held. The Florida race s~p~s . of , glvin( a !resb lndlll4itiol -411 . whether •lederal a Kuttreq fried Chiekt~~t FOOTWEAR ' Testing Viet Nam Policies SALE $~00 SALE .SO SALE .9.50 SALE $16.00 SALE $14,00 SAL. $7.75 SALE $16.00 SALI $14.00 SALE $4.911 IAU $7.75 SALI $10.110 SALI $2.95 SALI $21.00 SALI $21.110 IALE $J2.IIO SALI $:JOJIO SALI $41.00 SALI $26.00 SALE $50.00 SALI $11.00 SALI $15.00 SALE $56.110 SALE $32.00 SALE $74.110 SALE UL00 SALI $$4.00 SALI $19.110 SALE $14.00 SALI $7J5 SALE $13.00 SALE $25.00 SALE $41.00 SALE $14.110 sAu s:JOJIO SALE $32,00 COlONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Nationally Advertised Brands gins ew · s~~E· ELBERFELDS POMEROY FEATURING . Tbe structure, with $11,017, sq: .(t. of rjrl¢- space, will be ~ on the compsny'o 3-aci'e tr!lct oi land on East ~~~ .here the Pomeroy Motor Co. used car lot Is located. A. R. Knlgb~ owner of the flrll), Bald the new facility will coulsl 31 a sbowroom, · parts departinent, servi"' department and oH!ce space. 'l'btodore T. Reed, Jr., pres!dent of the Farmera Bani: and Savings Company, who parllclpaled in the ceremonies, also • STR~ET:... POMflROY,OIUO . ' • j • �' . ' . \ I. '· ' • .,-Koufax Cq,p~ ,; 7"'.···· · Braves Nip 'Btds • ('. A\ . • , ·, ; 1 , • •~ r • ~~·· ..fORLP ~.' Ia I .' . . For All The F1mily Cast Complete ' HELEN HElP US! . . LEADERS Roush's Sl!oe slon. For 39th Ohio Middleport, 0 • IY WRDWOOQ . ' ' HEADQUARTIIJ FOR eCEIUNGTILE · e FLOOR :t'JLE •. SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR SPRJNo llfMODELING & BUILDING ttiiEDS. Select From Over 1000 Colon & Sh~ IN G BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Middi•P"rt, O. ·. car Special For a special buy on all who's -goa the dealer! ·all I '• ..r: ~ * lmm«<i•t• tJ.INery i.i;::-, ~- <\. • Wid• thoh:• of body ltylel. co/011 •nd optlo,. . . lulalSpecW _,.Ita el••ln the PURE OIL PERFORMANCE TRIALS end tile fC)PULAR SCIENCE GOLD CUP for outatMdlng bnlllnt perfotn- In the TRIALS end with .... like tllla, lt'l win Y,OU. too I ¥1111 Moltl• County Since 1861 . ' DOWNING INSURANCE . AGENCY, INC. lli1Chllclllcllt-RbclociMJ Downing. Alent• ''· Wouldn't you really rath&r have a Buick Special right nowl (With 1umm11 so ne11 end 111•ing1 so big 1) ' . . . BLAEITNAI AUTO CO. �' . ' . \ I. '· ' • .,-Koufax Cq,p~ ,; 7"'.···· · Braves Nip 'Btds • ('. A\ . • , ·, ; 1 , • •~ r • ~~·· ..fORLP ~.' Ia I .' . . For All The F1mily Cast Complete ' HELEN HElP US! . . LEADERS Roush's Sl!oe slon. For 39th Ohio Middleport, 0 • IY WRDWOOQ . ' ' HEADQUARTIIJ FOR eCEIUNGTILE · e FLOOR :t'JLE •. SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR SPRJNo llfMODELING & BUILDING ttiiEDS. Select From Over 1000 Colon & Sh~ IN G BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Middi•P"rt, O. ·. car Special For a special buy on all who's -goa the dealer! ·all I '• ..r: ~ * lmm«<i•t• tJ.INery i.i;::-, ~- <\. • Wid• thoh:• of body ltylel. co/011 •nd optlo,. . . lulalSpecW _,.Ita el••ln the PURE OIL PERFORMANCE TRIALS end tile fC)PULAR SCIENCE GOLD CUP for outatMdlng bnlllnt perfotn- In the TRIALS end with .... like tllla, lt'l win Y,OU. too I ¥1111 Moltl• County Since 1861 . ' DOWNING INSURANCE . AGENCY, INC. lli1Chllclllcllt-RbclociMJ Downing. Alent• ''· Wouldn't you really rath&r have a Buick Special right nowl (With 1umm11 so ne11 end 111•ing1 so big 1) ' . . . BLAEITNAI AUTO CO. �. : ~i;L ; I : ;; • I I / ., -. r , ' '' • BIIY IN'JIJRED Financial Surver Gobbledygook Mess is Only Getting Worse NEW YORK (UP!) -Amort'/ can llldullry1 act"""' 81111 ·tho deflftll tllorlm drownlnllll ~obbledYgook just u govern. m0111 b1 claim• the author of "Why Jilhnny Can't Read." numbtr ol II'CIPII ~atlable lor Ill eompletlon." " Sinllltlrly, Flesch sayo, Jan111&1!0 Ill buo!Mio - and tho lll'llled forces - l!ipandii to occopy lhe time avatlab~ to com- ~1~L~~~:~; ~ gooll eptdemtc II pltlnl stead.tly ., _, - tbat It Is qutf· ' :l~~::~:~t ' COCHRAN PAINTS FALIETIErH c••.,,., NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED e,. .~ ' In Collision Wrecking Cars SPECIALI 59 Cadillac MISS AMERICA ••• • V·B motor, white with black and white iuterior, auto. trans., Jull power including windows and 6-way seat, radio. tinted glass. w1s1w tires. One owner, Dew Cadillac traQe in. None sharper anywhere. -KARR &VAN ZANDT I Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Uie Our QualiiJ Way of !lol11,11 BUI!nea~ .... POI'neroy Ohio Just in Time For Your First Long Holiday ! .. ' .. 25" Barbecue Grill $9.99 SPECIAL .·•. e Deluxe hood, 3-poaltlon spit, elertrlc motor • 25-tn. chrome plated rrid e 5-in. wheels, rubber tires Half-Gallon PICNIC JUG sac Made of vacucel foam J1lastic .•• pure white liner is unbreakable. Has 1 drlplel! pouring spout, attached ntp-cap and sturdy metal handle. .~ly Ev1·11 burning and GREAT LAKES to light, now with hick ory navorina:. Char. Base 2 LB. BAG enzy Use it in LIGHTER TO START FIRES REGULAR 83c e:rill~ under it catches drippings, let's the fire "breathe." CHARCOAL QUICK, SAFE WAY only ~harcoal V. got. con 77( 'M OORE'S PO~ROY 992·284i C)' I ..,:.=..,: . Your child win tool 11 - ., our lltldlt, fer we love girls and boys ..,. ltJoy foil to Nlpond Willi tnJO.I<Hile wlllcb, lnlnsfenod lnlo'IXIIInlits bJ Olin Milia' Jllld. em equipmont and technique, become - Graduates are Honored by - Methot/"sf wait, no worry of innocence in the trial of the ' State versus Alva Tolliver, Glen· wood , Monday in Circuit Court. Tolliver , represented in courl SPECIAL 1 DAY ONI.Y THURSDAY So "'" ond ,... frienda 11111• • of our .u1J p>rlraiW Ill • • • .... tills UIIUIIIIII offorl Olftt wold wllllout """"""' by Attorney W. H. Rardin, had a. 10 lnciMd\111 • Rental-flee Ull of lllOierecl (Ill tank ed meter With thil Empire l'umaae yo11 can add llr conditlonlns at any time. No cban{e in tho blo.. ayatom will be reqllired. Oliver Grant The jury found Tolliver IMooent after deliber· ating about 30 mim.Jtes. The State's action was presented by Prosecuting Attorney s. D. Littlepage. Members of the jury were Clarence Gill, Catherine Mitchell Thomas, An· ell Tucker, R. V. Gibbs, Sr., 1 A jury was drawn Monday also for the tr1al Th.ursda} of • the Slate vs. Wilbur Bryan I Jones indicted on a charge of I receiving stolen property. Jurors scheduled to replH are Mrs. S. Black , Imogene Arrowood. , J.l 1 Grace Stone, Nellie Kinnaird. ~ Clarence Gill, Adam Krebs, I ard Alford, Mrs. Jack L. Fowl- 1 er. Frank Hendrickson, Betsy ' Vester, Joyce Lee Carson. I London's Big Ben, world'~ most famous clock, •us a pendulum 13 feet long which Wlflr 111, L~n.,r tu- lilt. Com· pflltfy lltlllltil..... ~ to lii!IIIL C1r,tne ••taten1nh. ·aulet Full; lltllltllfll. lldti nllr falter. 3 EASY PAY PLANS William E. Stover, Jr. , Madison Bowles, Mrs. Fred H. Buxton, R1chard Alford, Carol J. Shadle, I Nellie Kinnaird, Louise Powell, ! ar•d Adam Kreb~ . Rich- No Hit IIU PP till chlttlniJ II Iii IIIII pip! iu11. Cia llwiP'• •• lnstallld tleult tt. 01 pallt llll'lllllt bl Save DIC!IIIIY by illltallint notr. Enjoy the economy, convenience and llluDiina of .Aabland LP·Gu. ' r I 011 new ho,_ .the total coot can be included in your mortrare. For convonloa or ~t, the paymealll can be oet up on a J.year FHA loin, or Y01I can pay juat 10% down and take up to 24 montha on the b~. ~IRI-IJN I • Ml, "·I• mDfl rtotlito, IIIII IIto- 10 1oo- 11-IH llllll'tlnt- ,._ Off• """" Namo Addrtll :flgp Sele<:tion """"' tor c-nied by or parents. GROUPS: $1.00Extro ::::. .. .. I ________________I ......... c~ ~-----------· .... u41QliJttt. . ; ' ,' . II ~--------------------------------J AB_HLA~'D ,OIL 6 ~EPiti,NG C9MPANY Bo• 471, Hlthway 124 Pho ..1 WY•nclolte-2~2166 Pomiii'41J, Oh.. llqPirtl iplnttnlnCI. NtbJ .IPif· lllf!L Gnatu pnaclul-.llt!u. 11t1 er pinus ftltilot. Rltlulrn lttlilJ ·I o,,.,..,,,._.______________ .IIUII1 . '".. 1111t1n1 pJpe'runr. l'ilttilifii r,ll!t(l~ ~ I l j ' 181 Robert B. Burke, 1100 of Mr. end Ml'll. Robert Burke, Ster Route, Cbeter, hu received an early promotloa to Army pay grade private 1M 011 oompleUon of ba•to combat tratntnc at Fort Hood, Tu . Burke was awarded tbe promotion two months earlier than is <110lomary because of his BCOre In fU'Ing lhe M-14 rifle, hillh score on the physical COIIlbal prollclll!C)I tell ond his mUitary bearing and leadership ablltllu. Burke, Jl, was gra4uated from EISiern Local High School tn -1159 and was employed by lha Untied Perce! Service, Columbuo, before en. ter11111 the Army. ref~ ··:·.me· ,. ~~ 1 !l~tlilc vD!qe '. ' ' ·~· ,. ' rt · "· ' ' ~' ' C·. r ·'~• .. • ..... 4 • ' ' ,.,,.1..~..,. " .... ~· .. . ' ,~r.: ,·!:'. ~ .·--. LaSALLE HOTEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO STUDIO HOURS • • • • • • • • . • . . . . • . . . • • 1 p.m. • 7 p.m. DATE: THURSDAY- MAY 26 JJIIllt: 1 per person; 1 per family. Cannot be used with any other Olan Mllll advertising offer • --- - c!asa Firat Baptltl churcb wW meet Thurtdly, at 7:30 p.m., ot the home of Ml'll. Elmer Wletllam. Mrs. Gootp Bktnner wtll be devotto!lll leader. In .. so~ •.K~~ hafl! " ' ,.. ITUOIO LOCARON alan mtn. Ill- - THE ONE WON ONE Paul E. WQI, Whole w I I e, Dottie, Uvea at 308 Wet>gal Ave., PolniNY, received an early promotion to Army pay grade ptty1te £.2 on compl• tton of but~ OOI!lhat trallltq. at Fort Hood, Tu. Will wu awarded the promolion two lllOl1lltl earllar than 11 custoroary becallil of hlo aco'-' In firing th~ M'JI rifle, hlih muttary bearing ud leadership ahiUUes . ' WID, 10, to · a 11114 graduate of PomtroJ 111gb IIC!bool and ,.., employed by lhe K ell y Company, Middleport, belore enterm, the Arnly, He Ia the 100 of, Mr. pel Mro._Harald C. Will, 121 Kel'l' st. • -.-.'-1~~leal excavatiOirs •••ttl.l,il ~· '~!till • :""',; _, ' . ...., " ' .. ~ Ml,... - of Pomeroy Paul Will Promoted ' f~---------~----------------------, Pt..n Hnd ,.. mort cfltall• on the NIHW '•""" Air Nlltillf Otltf. . ~ l'<lllrli4 Raieeln Army Pay fla~•••a•nna • Complete Cllltom imtallation In your bome lleen indicted by the grand jury on a felonious wounding charge. He allegedly swboed William v,_ .. .....,... ......~-~tor • 'lhr. ......., ... enw~u Burke Gets Early mllhDdiiDr JDUriBII • Cold-air rotum duet • Central therm<lltat COIIIa'ol • menta. 'This opeciallow price iDeluol.- "' • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gu FOI<lOCI Air F'arltaot Oaly 60' hisb. Tak• 11p ~· Pully IIMWIII«d. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 7 warm-air room ducta -ioM ... ,.... , . _ ROCK SPRINGS Granp wt11 llJOel 'lllursday at 8 p.m. There wtn be a pn>gr'IID and refmh. 'It petit of tlle Mason County Cir· cult Court returned a verdict weia:.. 700 pouuds. ••• ForltlaYerage6-_.,. ••'l't:lt"••....,CIIIQI't :If·'-. Innocent by Pettit Jury L<lu Emma Tho-npson, IN ,; Emmish . in a hurry!_ IISULLED jury echrome plated legs of J.in. steel tubing SPECIAL ' COS10I PT. PLEASANT - A e Beveled edge steel bowl 59( b . . I :o "(: SOCIAL CA( L'NDAR lots of hot water Seleeted Savings From Moore's 29th A.'\'Nil'ERSARl' SPECIALS! 10 LB. BAG () I.l I_.,ON Go .r , BRIQUETS . · I GMAC Financing Available CHARCOAL ,' ·. !:[ SEDAN DEVILLE WY 2-5342 ~ . rl MID .99 · 1.}4CCUT ' _•deled ' Combine Comfort •• With' Smirt llyffna BON!;- WHIT! vrx1:el 1 J 1 _I J ~ ,"' f ,.-cuu Hortlll ltllr· Loolllllt. Ml. . .rt ,; PhootWVMtll ·• Jml . fl }EI'I0[ . :,.Jr.==,:J.f-].l · r CHASE HARDWARE METROPOLITAN MOTORS number abv. lor I": · · May 17, 111611 1periOD tn the WQI'I4 to !lOt want ' In fact, the Defense Deparl- Dear Sir: two .mtl!ioD doDIII'! but I don't 1 ~ITAC !I'"' .....,.lllo elrtlod 1o11m mo~t and the proleutonal offi. When Governor Rbodel open- believe I could Uvt wltllmJsell ~!~~~ cers ol the Army, Navy and Aired the bearl"8 on tile HIJI!WIY or lilY tax-paying neighbors If _ _ • _ _ _ - - · • Force are the most persistent BeautlltoaUon Ac~ be aal4 !bat I cUctn'l reveal the "gimmick" n;;;o"!At'"l I A[l ITT~] and horrible praellltohero of O~to would Implement the,.... Ill tbe law thai the !!'fklent'l _ . . ,., _ _ _ _ _ ,.! ___ 1>-A1 ambll!tloua, Involved, stilted and gram to the beat of the State'• wile and the Garden Clu's have u-c _,..1 ' . ~;.d En&lllb of Ill, Flesdl le(at and financial abUJ.~: 11Ccepted. , UILY Aec:lllf IUNDLI" 1'rJ Tills Ole 'l1le law requlret tliat b!U· lithe Ohto Beaullllcaltoo Law ,........, .....,.. nu lliPI c-olo< of,...,_AN ATW .. board operators" be COIIIJIOII" !& acoepted by Ohio, II m111t . To~ lhll eumple, from 8 sated tor their Jooaeo. eertaillly mean a Stile Income . . · ' · re~ent Army muual: 1 IHI that It II fair that your Tax 14r I am just one of the , A IMturt lhlt netdl to bt raadero should know thai II operators tn Obto, A ibouand - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Is Improved procedllrel Obto aocepla tbe Obto BeauU· mJUion doQano (tbal't a bUll on .1<! IS$\11'(! tbeleaeh decision with DcldOD Act (and thOJ bave till ' dollars) Is Involved and Ohio r01pact to the Army_ Jll"'&ram b !ePl tight to refUtla) then ts aotng to bava to rlko 11 op • 1 troiiJIIlitted on ·timely baBil will be paid two million tloUm · froJn someplace. ;to aU qeneteo whole activities lor my toss. The State o1 Ohio I feel better now, ICditor, that d'J will be oflecled !o!lowfnllra.,. will place tn my nands two mtl· I have told you thtl and am, I S !alton Into appl'OIIrtate to' !ton doUare which of colll'lle witb best wishes 'l'IIE RACINE Flftmen'o Auz. Graduates were bolwretl the retponliblllltell ol thooe will come fi'Om ~ taxpayon! Cordially yours mary will bave a epactal meet- . day 11101'1111111 at the U n It agendes." .. pockets. 01 thiB, I wtll pay apllelm Blinn ' 1n1 Tue8tlay May 21 at the ' Methodist cbureh during What It meau Is: When we proximately $11110,000 to tile Fed· fire hall. New memhen l1't worship lll'YIC8. make a doelllon obout this we era! GoVII1II!Iont 111 the form Terri MUler Givfll needed deoperately. Everyone Leo B. Crew, should pasa It on prompUy to of 8 "capital gains tax." TheIn an areas sorved by the of tbe SUnday all concerned ~ ohow how It taxpaym of Ohio wm give me Parly at her ~ome oqll8ll and 11re department to . tated the sentoi!Crsnoandol, appltu to them. !hit IIIOuey. I wW 1101 ctve back A party and ......, roaBt 1D'Ied W atten4. II is oot ne.... ed each with a Bible Or thltr one from a truBI com· one penny to the state ol Ohio, was llvlll by Terrie Mlller 11 Ill'!' fQr any othar member of c Melvin Alkire alSo eonorat.-1 pany manual: I employ about forty people: the home of her parents, Mr. I lamtlf "'be • flremu. uiatect the rraduates cl~:.i~l "~ductary custody .accouut: the m~ortty of whom ara beada ond Mrs. Arthur 1M Miller of VINTON Frlendahlp Gardell tile to continue in' Section G-88, COJme«fcut gen- of famtlles ud depend tljlOII Rutland, May 20 from 6 p.m. club l:ID altho home of Ml'll. ~ and r ID!d era! stetute11; permlla fidueiar- Benn Blllln The Stcn Man for to 11:30 p.m. Mu Bames. wm teove Barn- serv ce, leo, unless the governlag tnstru- lbelr UvJuP, Thelo forty 'pe,_ Attending were Perry and • homee and tour members' ~aren!i ~:ermon =~~~ ew ery ; ment or a court order provides pte tf lhe lltihway Act ~ ao- Pal Kennedy, Rottar, Ronnie llowar gardens. Mrs. BU! tne ~ I otherwise, to 011trusl the custody oepted by Ohio wtn be olll of ond L)lllll Black, Greg Wood, Reee wtu give outdoor tlevo- ~ . B'bl 1 of secur!Uea of the flduc:iary work and the State ol Ohio will Becky and Mark Haley, Sue I!Dno. Bak""e1mgIa 1 es were eslalo to NIW York, 1/lauaclm- pay them unamploymeot eom- Clonch, Diana wl Steve BroThiU'Iday · 1 ~· ~ Kath aetlll or PllllliYIVIIlla banks or penution, Thlt OOIIIPIDIIUon, laD, Mary HaD, Connie Hysell, A G!T·AQUAINTED meet· ~IQ Nwar sLmda ~ I trull COIIIPanie!, whtcb are abo, of coune, comes trom Sa)tdy Miller, Chester King, lng lor workers and pupils of ease, u er, 1 member1 oflht federal reaerve the Ohio tupayera' pockets. Jln White, Karen Tucker, Sher· tho Dally Vacadon Bible School ~~and:~~ V~~~ 0 gr ua 9' 1 ·· syallm and wboH capital, sur- ADnuaUy, we 1111 0111 tena o1 ry Hay111, Beverly Thompaon, to be IIJIOIISOred by the Middle, plul lllld wultvtdad ]ll'<lfill ere lboll!lnds of dotlare w oh t 0 Gene Carson, Btenda M<Gutre, port First Bpptist Cborch wtu Hoyea end Ted Morarlty lr not lesa than $50 mU!ion." lando1lllel'l lor the prtvDep of Ray Alkire, Koy Wright, be held Thursday eveotns at ~~~t ~will recalvo <i Translation: ''Conlre'cUcut erecting oilr fliihway dbplayt Cberyle Hutcbl1011, Robert Mil· 7 p.m at tbe church. Ml'll. ;,::: a th · shl ice ;~ trulifeo can tlepoott 1ru11 flmd on their land, llld, ol course, ler,, Terrie Miller end the boo. Frank Cheesebrew ts tn eblrge ng e wor P ~III'V - oecur!Ueo In llr(e banD Ill landowntn are pretty big tq. tess' portilla, Mr. and Mrs. of the school which will be con- Grace Eplsco]llll ehmcprb·.,'enledl Pentlll'lvania, Manachuoetll or payera themselves. Arthur Miller. dueled from June IS to JUDe Rav. Richard Martin New Yarl:.'' If the Hlgbway Beouunca· Games played ware Spin the %4. A film enUUed, "Wllnesll tn • Ce!Uo Cro" to Carson Whafo The CUlt tioo Alii Is accepled by Ohio, Bottle, Post Olfice, 'lllis or Westview" wtn also be shown. 1 £_8dRauate. M·--·• Smith What 0111801 olberwile com- our lesaors wUI not receivt their Tlla~ Fine and Superl!ne and 'l'IIE ANNUAL MAY IUDci> ••• v. '"""' prepotent mtlltaey and corporate annual chew; but our lesiOI'I Pus the Li!euver. Daneiq 1!011 of lbe Mtemoon Circle of officers ~ !UCcumll to lbe gob- will be IUed further to pay also was enJoyed by all. Heath Methodist Cborch w!U be blfd)'lpo~ d!Jeast? Fle1cb ad· me two mWton dollars and to hid Thursday o!lenloon at I vancu two hypothetiRs. help Jll)'the rebabWtaUon CCIIII IN HOSPITAL p.m. The meat, dessert and bev· Olle ·ts ••fll'apbriiH of Parlio -<il10111e forty employee• put !lfr, 0. E. (Mac) McKlltloy of erage wU! bo flll1liahed by the lnson's famous law thai "work out of work. Middleport b a medical paUOIII hostesses. Membero are to expand8 It ltll the lime (end Of course, I would be lbe lui 11 Veterw MIIIIOI'talllo!pltal. take a covered dtsb llld lablv service, Hoste9HS are Ml'll. Nan Mome, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Wayne Glvvons and Mrs. C. A. ' ·Decorator Colciri SEE ....~.~and~. . . of f)IO]Ile antleblt Ill with It · Ptycho!qic:ally, be says, d)aease ol gobbled)iPok deeper rooli-lhe IIIOitvaUonl lear; and aell Importance. k!,.~ 1(110 • .... I or ~ daUDa c. " ' --- .• We've got a winner. ; •Plymouth for '66. Chec:k tht ar. Plymouth Belvedenl, one And we're celebrating the big wins and our roaring sales success by giving great deals on all our '66 Plymolj1hs. Check the wins•: Daytona1 Rockingham and Atlanta "500&". Clau championship in Mobil Economy Run for tenth straight year. NHRA Winternationals victory. National Champif.ln ·Rally and Sedan Class-Sports Car Club of America. of the Plymouth fest ones. The quick and nimble mid-size car that's been wlnninc new DWnet'l IIIICroll the country. Try I Belvedere .•• and drive 1 winner I Check our dtal: All the '66 Plymoutht are movins end we're helping them on their way with: High trade-ins • Low dOWft payments • Easy terl115. Come in and bt a winner, too. But hurry. •TheH cars were specially prept;ed for oompetltlon, and are not avalllble lrom your Plymouth o..ltr. • See your nearby Pl)'llloatb Dealer todaJI .."..,. . . . o Mf'TORS 399 sputH 3rd AVE. ' lt1IDDWOIJ, ·•·. .\, ' . '. • �. : ~i;L ; I : ;; • I I / ., -. r , ' '' • BIIY IN'JIJRED Financial Surver Gobbledygook Mess is Only Getting Worse NEW YORK (UP!) -Amort'/ can llldullry1 act"""' 81111 ·tho deflftll tllorlm drownlnllll ~obbledYgook just u govern. m0111 b1 claim• the author of "Why Jilhnny Can't Read." numbtr ol II'CIPII ~atlable lor Ill eompletlon." " Sinllltlrly, Flesch sayo, Jan111&1!0 Ill buo!Mio - and tho lll'llled forces - l!ipandii to occopy lhe time avatlab~ to com- ~1~L~~~:~; ~ gooll eptdemtc II pltlnl stead.tly ., _, - tbat It Is qutf· ' :l~~::~:~t ' COCHRAN PAINTS FALIETIErH c••.,,., NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED e,. .~ ' In Collision Wrecking Cars SPECIALI 59 Cadillac MISS AMERICA ••• • V·B motor, white with black and white iuterior, auto. trans., Jull power including windows and 6-way seat, radio. tinted glass. w1s1w tires. One owner, Dew Cadillac traQe in. None sharper anywhere. -KARR &VAN ZANDT I Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Uie Our QualiiJ Way of !lol11,11 BUI!nea~ .... POI'neroy Ohio Just in Time For Your First Long Holiday ! .. ' .. 25" Barbecue Grill $9.99 SPECIAL .·•. e Deluxe hood, 3-poaltlon spit, elertrlc motor • 25-tn. chrome plated rrid e 5-in. wheels, rubber tires Half-Gallon PICNIC JUG sac Made of vacucel foam J1lastic .•• pure white liner is unbreakable. Has 1 drlplel! pouring spout, attached ntp-cap and sturdy metal handle. .~ly Ev1·11 burning and GREAT LAKES to light, now with hick ory navorina:. Char. Base 2 LB. BAG enzy Use it in LIGHTER TO START FIRES REGULAR 83c e:rill~ under it catches drippings, let's the fire "breathe." CHARCOAL QUICK, SAFE WAY only ~harcoal V. got. con 77( 'M OORE'S PO~ROY 992·284i C)' I ..,:.=..,: . Your child win tool 11 - ., our lltldlt, fer we love girls and boys ..,. ltJoy foil to Nlpond Willi tnJO.I<Hile wlllcb, lnlnsfenod lnlo'IXIIInlits bJ Olin Milia' Jllld. em equipmont and technique, become - Graduates are Honored by - Methot/"sf wait, no worry of innocence in the trial of the ' State versus Alva Tolliver, Glen· wood , Monday in Circuit Court. Tolliver , represented in courl SPECIAL 1 DAY ONI.Y THURSDAY So "'" ond ,... frienda 11111• • of our .u1J p>rlraiW Ill • • • .... tills UIIUIIIIII offorl Olftt wold wllllout """"""' by Attorney W. H. Rardin, had a. 10 lnciMd\111 • Rental-flee Ull of lllOierecl (Ill tank ed meter With thil Empire l'umaae yo11 can add llr conditlonlns at any time. No cban{e in tho blo.. ayatom will be reqllired. Oliver Grant The jury found Tolliver IMooent after deliber· ating about 30 mim.Jtes. The State's action was presented by Prosecuting Attorney s. D. Littlepage. Members of the jury were Clarence Gill, Catherine Mitchell Thomas, An· ell Tucker, R. V. Gibbs, Sr., 1 A jury was drawn Monday also for the tr1al Th.ursda} of • the Slate vs. Wilbur Bryan I Jones indicted on a charge of I receiving stolen property. Jurors scheduled to replH are Mrs. S. Black , Imogene Arrowood. , J.l 1 Grace Stone, Nellie Kinnaird. ~ Clarence Gill, Adam Krebs, I ard Alford, Mrs. Jack L. Fowl- 1 er. Frank Hendrickson, Betsy ' Vester, Joyce Lee Carson. I London's Big Ben, world'~ most famous clock, •us a pendulum 13 feet long which Wlflr 111, L~n.,r tu- lilt. Com· pflltfy lltlllltil..... ~ to lii!IIIL C1r,tne ••taten1nh. ·aulet Full; lltllltllfll. lldti nllr falter. 3 EASY PAY PLANS William E. Stover, Jr. , Madison Bowles, Mrs. Fred H. Buxton, R1chard Alford, Carol J. Shadle, I Nellie Kinnaird, Louise Powell, ! ar•d Adam Kreb~ . Rich- No Hit IIU PP till chlttlniJ II Iii IIIII pip! iu11. Cia llwiP'• •• lnstallld tleult tt. 01 pallt llll'lllllt bl Save DIC!IIIIY by illltallint notr. Enjoy the economy, convenience and llluDiina of .Aabland LP·Gu. ' r I 011 new ho,_ .the total coot can be included in your mortrare. For convonloa or ~t, the paymealll can be oet up on a J.year FHA loin, or Y01I can pay juat 10% down and take up to 24 montha on the b~. ~IRI-IJN I • Ml, "·I• mDfl rtotlito, IIIII IIto- 10 1oo- 11-IH llllll'tlnt- ,._ Off• """" Namo Addrtll :flgp Sele<:tion """"' tor c-nied by or parents. GROUPS: $1.00Extro ::::. .. .. I ________________I ......... c~ ~-----------· .... u41QliJttt. . ; ' ,' . II ~--------------------------------J AB_HLA~'D ,OIL 6 ~EPiti,NG C9MPANY Bo• 471, Hlthway 124 Pho ..1 WY•nclolte-2~2166 Pomiii'41J, Oh.. llqPirtl iplnttnlnCI. NtbJ .IPif· lllf!L Gnatu pnaclul-.llt!u. 11t1 er pinus ftltilot. Rltlulrn lttlilJ ·I o,,.,..,,,._.______________ .IIUII1 . '".. 1111t1n1 pJpe'runr. l'ilttilifii r,ll!t(l~ ~ I l j ' 181 Robert B. Burke, 1100 of Mr. end Ml'll. Robert Burke, Ster Route, Cbeter, hu received an early promotloa to Army pay grade private 1M 011 oompleUon of ba•to combat tratntnc at Fort Hood, Tu . Burke was awarded tbe promotion two months earlier than is <110lomary because of his BCOre In fU'Ing lhe M-14 rifle, hillh score on the physical COIIlbal prollclll!C)I tell ond his mUitary bearing and leadership ablltllu. Burke, Jl, was gra4uated from EISiern Local High School tn -1159 and was employed by lha Untied Perce! Service, Columbuo, before en. ter11111 the Army. ref~ ··:·.me· ,. ~~ 1 !l~tlilc vD!qe '. ' ' ·~· ,. ' rt · "· ' ' ~' ' C·. r ·'~• .. • ..... 4 • ' ' ,.,,.1..~..,. " .... ~· .. . ' ,~r.: ,·!:'. ~ .·--. LaSALLE HOTEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO STUDIO HOURS • • • • • • • • . • . . . . • . . . • • 1 p.m. • 7 p.m. DATE: THURSDAY- MAY 26 JJIIllt: 1 per person; 1 per family. Cannot be used with any other Olan Mllll advertising offer • --- - c!asa Firat Baptltl churcb wW meet Thurtdly, at 7:30 p.m., ot the home of Ml'll. Elmer Wletllam. Mrs. Gootp Bktnner wtll be devotto!lll leader. In .. so~ •.K~~ hafl! " ' ,.. ITUOIO LOCARON alan mtn. Ill- - THE ONE WON ONE Paul E. WQI, Whole w I I e, Dottie, Uvea at 308 Wet>gal Ave., PolniNY, received an early promotion to Army pay grade ptty1te £.2 on compl• tton of but~ OOI!lhat trallltq. at Fort Hood, Tu. Will wu awarded the promolion two lllOl1lltl earllar than 11 custoroary becallil of hlo aco'-' In firing th~ M'JI rifle, hlih muttary bearing ud leadership ahiUUes . ' WID, 10, to · a 11114 graduate of PomtroJ 111gb IIC!bool and ,.., employed by lhe K ell y Company, Middleport, belore enterm, the Arnly, He Ia the 100 of, Mr. pel Mro._Harald C. Will, 121 Kel'l' st. • -.-.'-1~~leal excavatiOirs •••ttl.l,il ~· '~!till • :""',; _, ' . ...., " ' .. ~ Ml,... - of Pomeroy Paul Will Promoted ' f~---------~----------------------, Pt..n Hnd ,.. mort cfltall• on the NIHW '•""" Air Nlltillf Otltf. . ~ l'<lllrli4 Raieeln Army Pay fla~•••a•nna • Complete Cllltom imtallation In your bome lleen indicted by the grand jury on a felonious wounding charge. He allegedly swboed William v,_ .. .....,... ......~-~tor • 'lhr. ......., ... enw~u Burke Gets Early mllhDdiiDr JDUriBII • Cold-air rotum duet • Central therm<lltat COIIIa'ol • menta. 'This opeciallow price iDeluol.- "' • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gu FOI<lOCI Air F'arltaot Oaly 60' hisb. Tak• 11p ~· Pully IIMWIII«d. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 7 warm-air room ducta -ioM ... ,.... , . _ ROCK SPRINGS Granp wt11 llJOel 'lllursday at 8 p.m. There wtn be a pn>gr'IID and refmh. 'It petit of tlle Mason County Cir· cult Court returned a verdict weia:.. 700 pouuds. ••• ForltlaYerage6-_.,. ••'l't:lt"••....,CIIIQI't :If·'-. Innocent by Pettit Jury L<lu Emma Tho-npson, IN ,; Emmish . in a hurry!_ IISULLED jury echrome plated legs of J.in. steel tubing SPECIAL ' COS10I PT. PLEASANT - A e Beveled edge steel bowl 59( b . . I :o "(: SOCIAL CA( L'NDAR lots of hot water Seleeted Savings From Moore's 29th A.'\'Nil'ERSARl' SPECIALS! 10 LB. BAG () I.l I_.,ON Go .r , BRIQUETS . · I GMAC Financing Available CHARCOAL ,' ·. !:[ SEDAN DEVILLE WY 2-5342 ~ . rl MID .99 · 1.}4CCUT ' _•deled ' Combine Comfort •• With' Smirt llyffna BON!;- WHIT! vrx1:el 1 J 1 _I J ~ ,"' f ,.-cuu Hortlll ltllr· Loolllllt. Ml. . .rt ,; PhootWVMtll ·• Jml . fl }EI'I0[ . :,.Jr.==,:J.f-].l · r CHASE HARDWARE METROPOLITAN MOTORS number abv. lor I": · · May 17, 111611 1periOD tn the WQI'I4 to !lOt want ' In fact, the Defense Deparl- Dear Sir: two .mtl!ioD doDIII'! but I don't 1 ~ITAC !I'"' .....,.lllo elrtlod 1o11m mo~t and the proleutonal offi. When Governor Rbodel open- believe I could Uvt wltllmJsell ~!~~~ cers ol the Army, Navy and Aired the bearl"8 on tile HIJI!WIY or lilY tax-paying neighbors If _ _ • _ _ _ - - · • Force are the most persistent BeautlltoaUon Ac~ be aal4 !bat I cUctn'l reveal the "gimmick" n;;;o"!At'"l I A[l ITT~] and horrible praellltohero of O~to would Implement the,.... Ill tbe law thai the !!'fklent'l _ . . ,., _ _ _ _ _ ,.! ___ 1>-A1 ambll!tloua, Involved, stilted and gram to the beat of the State'• wile and the Garden Clu's have u-c _,..1 ' . ~;.d En&lllb of Ill, Flesdl le(at and financial abUJ.~: 11Ccepted. , UILY Aec:lllf IUNDLI" 1'rJ Tills Ole 'l1le law requlret tliat b!U· lithe Ohto Beaullllcaltoo Law ,........, .....,.. nu lliPI c-olo< of,...,_AN ATW .. board operators" be COIIIJIOII" !& acoepted by Ohio, II m111t . To~ lhll eumple, from 8 sated tor their Jooaeo. eertaillly mean a Stile Income . . · ' · re~ent Army muual: 1 IHI that It II fair that your Tax 14r I am just one of the , A IMturt lhlt netdl to bt raadero should know thai II operators tn Obto, A ibouand - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Is Improved procedllrel Obto aocepla tbe Obto BeauU· mJUion doQano (tbal't a bUll on .1<! IS$\11'(! tbeleaeh decision with DcldOD Act (and thOJ bave till ' dollars) Is Involved and Ohio r01pact to the Army_ Jll"'&ram b !ePl tight to refUtla) then ts aotng to bava to rlko 11 op • 1 troiiJIIlitted on ·timely baBil will be paid two million tloUm · froJn someplace. ;to aU qeneteo whole activities lor my toss. The State o1 Ohio I feel better now, ICditor, that d'J will be oflecled !o!lowfnllra.,. will place tn my nands two mtl· I have told you thtl and am, I S !alton Into appl'OIIrtate to' !ton doUare which of colll'lle witb best wishes 'l'IIE RACINE Flftmen'o Auz. Graduates were bolwretl the retponliblllltell ol thooe will come fi'Om ~ taxpayon! Cordially yours mary will bave a epactal meet- . day 11101'1111111 at the U n It agendes." .. pockets. 01 thiB, I wtll pay apllelm Blinn ' 1n1 Tue8tlay May 21 at the ' Methodist cbureh during What It meau Is: When we proximately $11110,000 to tile Fed· fire hall. New memhen l1't worship lll'YIC8. make a doelllon obout this we era! GoVII1II!Iont 111 the form Terri MUler Givfll needed deoperately. Everyone Leo B. Crew, should pasa It on prompUy to of 8 "capital gains tax." TheIn an areas sorved by the of tbe SUnday all concerned ~ ohow how It taxpaym of Ohio wm give me Parly at her ~ome oqll8ll and 11re department to . tated the sentoi!Crsnoandol, appltu to them. !hit IIIOuey. I wW 1101 ctve back A party and ......, roaBt 1D'Ied W atten4. II is oot ne.... ed each with a Bible Or thltr one from a truBI com· one penny to the state ol Ohio, was llvlll by Terrie Mlller 11 Ill'!' fQr any othar member of c Melvin Alkire alSo eonorat.-1 pany manual: I employ about forty people: the home of her parents, Mr. I lamtlf "'be • flremu. uiatect the rraduates cl~:.i~l "~ductary custody .accouut: the m~ortty of whom ara beada ond Mrs. Arthur 1M Miller of VINTON Frlendahlp Gardell tile to continue in' Section G-88, COJme«fcut gen- of famtlles ud depend tljlOII Rutland, May 20 from 6 p.m. club l:ID altho home of Ml'll. ~ and r ID!d era! stetute11; permlla fidueiar- Benn Blllln The Stcn Man for to 11:30 p.m. Mu Bames. wm teove Barn- serv ce, leo, unless the governlag tnstru- lbelr UvJuP, Thelo forty 'pe,_ Attending were Perry and • homee and tour members' ~aren!i ~:ermon =~~~ ew ery ; ment or a court order provides pte tf lhe lltihway Act ~ ao- Pal Kennedy, Rottar, Ronnie llowar gardens. Mrs. BU! tne ~ I otherwise, to 011trusl the custody oepted by Ohio wtn be olll of ond L)lllll Black, Greg Wood, Reee wtu give outdoor tlevo- ~ . B'bl 1 of secur!Uea of the flduc:iary work and the State ol Ohio will Becky and Mark Haley, Sue I!Dno. Bak""e1mgIa 1 es were eslalo to NIW York, 1/lauaclm- pay them unamploymeot eom- Clonch, Diana wl Steve BroThiU'Iday · 1 ~· ~ Kath aetlll or PllllliYIVIIlla banks or penution, Thlt OOIIIPIDIIUon, laD, Mary HaD, Connie Hysell, A G!T·AQUAINTED meet· ~IQ Nwar sLmda ~ I trull COIIIPanie!, whtcb are abo, of coune, comes trom Sa)tdy Miller, Chester King, lng lor workers and pupils of ease, u er, 1 member1 oflht federal reaerve the Ohio tupayera' pockets. Jln White, Karen Tucker, Sher· tho Dally Vacadon Bible School ~~and:~~ V~~~ 0 gr ua 9' 1 ·· syallm and wboH capital, sur- ADnuaUy, we 1111 0111 tena o1 ry Hay111, Beverly Thompaon, to be IIJIOIISOred by the Middle, plul lllld wultvtdad ]ll'<lfill ere lboll!lnds of dotlare w oh t 0 Gene Carson, Btenda M<Gutre, port First Bpptist Cborch wtu Hoyea end Ted Morarlty lr not lesa than $50 mU!ion." lando1lllel'l lor the prtvDep of Ray Alkire, Koy Wright, be held Thursday eveotns at ~~~t ~will recalvo <i Translation: ''Conlre'cUcut erecting oilr fliihway dbplayt Cberyle Hutcbl1011, Robert Mil· 7 p.m at tbe church. Ml'll. ;,::: a th · shl ice ;~ trulifeo can tlepoott 1ru11 flmd on their land, llld, ol course, ler,, Terrie Miller end the boo. Frank Cheesebrew ts tn eblrge ng e wor P ~III'V - oecur!Ueo In llr(e banD Ill landowntn are pretty big tq. tess' portilla, Mr. and Mrs. of the school which will be con- Grace Eplsco]llll ehmcprb·.,'enledl Pentlll'lvania, Manachuoetll or payera themselves. Arthur Miller. dueled from June IS to JUDe Rav. Richard Martin New Yarl:.'' If the Hlgbway Beouunca· Games played ware Spin the %4. A film enUUed, "Wllnesll tn • Ce!Uo Cro" to Carson Whafo The CUlt tioo Alii Is accepled by Ohio, Bottle, Post Olfice, 'lllis or Westview" wtn also be shown. 1 £_8dRauate. M·--·• Smith What 0111801 olberwile com- our lesaors wUI not receivt their Tlla~ Fine and Superl!ne and 'l'IIE ANNUAL MAY IUDci> ••• v. '"""' prepotent mtlltaey and corporate annual chew; but our lesiOI'I Pus the Li!euver. Daneiq 1!011 of lbe Mtemoon Circle of officers ~ !UCcumll to lbe gob- will be IUed further to pay also was enJoyed by all. Heath Methodist Cborch w!U be blfd)'lpo~ d!Jeast? Fle1cb ad· me two mWton dollars and to hid Thursday o!lenloon at I vancu two hypothetiRs. help Jll)'the rebabWtaUon CCIIII IN HOSPITAL p.m. The meat, dessert and bev· Olle ·ts ••fll'apbriiH of Parlio -<il10111e forty employee• put !lfr, 0. E. (Mac) McKlltloy of erage wU! bo flll1liahed by the lnson's famous law thai "work out of work. Middleport b a medical paUOIII hostesses. Membero are to expand8 It ltll the lime (end Of course, I would be lbe lui 11 Veterw MIIIIOI'talllo!pltal. take a covered dtsb llld lablv service, Hoste9HS are Ml'll. Nan Mome, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Wayne Glvvons and Mrs. C. A. ' ·Decorator Colciri SEE ....~.~and~. . . of f)IO]Ile antleblt Ill with It · Ptycho!qic:ally, be says, d)aease ol gobbled)iPok deeper rooli-lhe IIIOitvaUonl lear; and aell Importance. k!,.~ 1(110 • .... I or ~ daUDa c. " ' --- .• We've got a winner. ; •Plymouth for '66. Chec:k tht ar. Plymouth Belvedenl, one And we're celebrating the big wins and our roaring sales success by giving great deals on all our '66 Plymolj1hs. Check the wins•: Daytona1 Rockingham and Atlanta "500&". Clau championship in Mobil Economy Run for tenth straight year. NHRA Winternationals victory. National Champif.ln ·Rally and Sedan Class-Sports Car Club of America. of the Plymouth fest ones. The quick and nimble mid-size car that's been wlnninc new DWnet'l IIIICroll the country. Try I Belvedere .•• and drive 1 winner I Check our dtal: All the '66 Plymoutht are movins end we're helping them on their way with: High trade-ins • Low dOWft payments • Easy terl115. Come in and bt a winner, too. But hurry. •TheH cars were specially prept;ed for oompetltlon, and are not avalllble lrom your Plymouth o..ltr. • See your nearby Pl)'llloatb Dealer todaJI .."..,. . . . o Mf'TORS 399 sputH 3rd AVE. ' lt1IDDWOIJ, ·•·. .\, ' . '. • �.,. ii: i ii ;:1;;: ;;;:;;:-,; iiiili iii { ,'~•, ,-_~.-''·-~~ ' .,, ;;; i • i .;;.;...; .. I -~,·- I ' i ' ••' ' ' ~\ l ·. w ... S.rvlal ' BIN CASEY SHORT SllJRYOFS1UART GAYIJOR'> UFI'-UP 10 010¥1 tVE 1&>1 l.l.CK PAONE. TEIRY •. LI'L au;-+~""M -NOeoD"' KN0NS WE'VE CI-AJMED THAT l~LAND FULL OF'EM!! - " " Drob'lu ju.;t • mou~ e. JudLJ! GO' t:>ack to sleep ' • .........• .c::._ """" • ly ART SANSOM IZ •• Nllllce lly HAROLD GRAY WEL L , ~ ~~ TELL IN' 'EM, ~ND NOT KILLIN' YEP, ANNIE~ OME 01=' QtlfTi A I=EW TJ.lOUIOAND 0~ THEM! '. ' ''" .,.,. '" ",._. 'I ; ." . I '. . • ' I '· • ,,. ' . . . .. EVHN POPl AR I V PI?OG'i'AM T~ IT I BUT DO YOU I<EALLY T141Nk: JOH/1 HAS ~NY ~? AMY~ '? W~V, ANNI£. .JOl-IN JU£T 1£ G.OIN(\ 10 WIK! . ' '. '· . . . ' ' ' By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ly SCHULZ 1nd ~ ... at.Fo.tero4 Oil Columbia. River, Ia .....,. """ 18,- 12. EarlY Elll!' CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Daily Sentinel - I FERTILIZER 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio L.ndmark's Got EVERYTHING .,.,....,.,....,......,.,...........,..,• j WbJ drive 50 mtle11, when .ol! - vou can get delivery at our . Wanted t1.rea warehouse. can us ror 7 """'u'=s=E-a-nd-;-r-00 -:p a ln "' tln : -g ,""$1::. = opeciallzed oervlce - Bulk 1 25 Spreading Available BO - We per hour. Call after 5, VI 3- Also Can Apply Liquid Ni- ·"' :'"-- Pbone WJ..2580 or 932 - aew low prices. Ph. WY 2·2181 5 24 lt< , .• 10 f0: , lliAKE SERVICE ~ ~~ I'" .... -"'= r 1lMlble 1'l'hll- I'" won't- I"' ...,_ GOLD + ~ $7 MAKES YOU'RS ~ GOLDlN ~AGt£ FAMILY. ' ' ~ f%!1- DAILY C&IPl'OQUOl'E .;.. Boro's ...... AXYDLBAAXB LQKQ .. BJo 'LOW Oae-ol:llplyotandoforanotber.Ja W.-'<Aioto fa< lho - I l l , X f« lllo--.. - ll>o- 0'1, .... 's tqlo - """th .... - - ot l:oeil<le.yta-- ... bopbloo, lho a;;&....- qa.... WA.TTBYUAB: YGZB .. i .I!IIIIO!!fli., ... C. & J. Tr•ller Saln m Llllcoln Mlddlltort, O. B.JBBBIIK &NIIIGM,-Z U. G ON Z N.JI!. Blllt ' ,, I ' '• FOR SAU lplcklut t Room Irick ltlnch Mon. AJr ....Utl011od, a batbl ~4 IU~S loll 1114 loll of a1rU. a. romoror IIIII Cballlr, 0., oaloute7. ,;,,.;,,..!!!!1!.,.""'"'"'""'!!!!!!!"'II - - THERON CRUIS. Routo I, lox U93 OAK MILL, W, VA. .& loi'QXI!., A.GLE NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT P0PUU11 CIIIPD$ I.Rd . 'a~ u... WINNIE WINKLE 0 ' .EIIM>A'I 11011' ..... A Pill> laM Allg11m•nt Shop W, Moln II. PomorGY; FarmeriJ Grueler Bocl1 Worn .• ,.• CI.~ •••• 5 24 30 trogen To Your Fields. All ...-. tp AR:ilysis, straight & mixed BAKER at lOcal restaur· 1 mater!olo available. All at · fiE :v 1... .,JII.I!o:all 196Z F 85 OLDS Cutlass, 2 door coupe, 8 cylinder, automatic, good condition, call \ 992-3506 or 992-3520. 5_24_~ ,. Phono9924571 , ..... 110. Dam p I' ,~ ex ••• I -" 1'811Ch liy le, rooms, full Yestenluy's Cryptoquot~: THE GRl!lA'tt$T AND ST'.rJJ· LIMES'l' POWER IS OF'I'EW SIMPLF~ PATIENt:U.-·DUi:)d• water beat, heated prage, aluminum lidllrl· , brick front, out of 1U hlP IUili.Io water. Call IIZ-3451, ' ' .' '.I ' ,, '• ' -.., ;- L--"":~·~·[1!.'~,.;.-:'_.~~:"""~''".~'.Z~-..,.,.....·-., lit tip _ . ' ' ~.' 'J \ •t lUNNY �.,. ii: i ii ;:1;;: ;;;:;;:-,; iiiili iii { ,'~•, ,-_~.-''·-~~ ' .,, ;;; i • i .;;.;...; .. I -~,·- I ' i ' ••' ' ' ~\ l ·. w ... S.rvlal ' BIN CASEY SHORT SllJRYOFS1UART GAYIJOR'> UFI'-UP 10 010¥1 tVE 1&>1 l.l.CK PAONE. TEIRY •. LI'L au;-+~""M -NOeoD"' KN0NS WE'VE CI-AJMED THAT l~LAND FULL OF'EM!! - " " Drob'lu ju.;t • mou~ e. JudLJ! GO' t:>ack to sleep ' • .........• .c::._ """" • ly ART SANSOM IZ •• Nllllce lly HAROLD GRAY WEL L , ~ ~~ TELL IN' 'EM, ~ND NOT KILLIN' YEP, ANNIE~ OME 01=' QtlfTi A I=EW TJ.lOUIOAND 0~ THEM! '. ' ''" .,.,. '" ",._. 'I ; ." . I '. . • ' I '· • ,,. ' . . . .. EVHN POPl AR I V PI?OG'i'AM T~ IT I BUT DO YOU I<EALLY T141Nk: JOH/1 HAS ~NY ~? AMY~ '? W~V, ANNI£. .JOl-IN JU£T 1£ G.OIN(\ 10 WIK! . ' '. '· . . . ' ' ' By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ly SCHULZ 1nd ~ ... at.Fo.tero4 Oil Columbia. River, Ia .....,. """ 18,- 12. EarlY Elll!' CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Daily Sentinel - I FERTILIZER 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio L.ndmark's Got EVERYTHING .,.,....,.,....,......,.,...........,..,• j WbJ drive 50 mtle11, when .ol! - vou can get delivery at our . Wanted t1.rea warehouse. can us ror 7 """'u'=s=E-a-nd-;-r-00 -:p a ln "' tln : -g ,""$1::. = opeciallzed oervlce - Bulk 1 25 Spreading Available BO - We per hour. Call after 5, VI 3- Also Can Apply Liquid Ni- ·"' :'"-- Pbone WJ..2580 or 932 - aew low prices. Ph. WY 2·2181 5 24 lt< , .• 10 f0: , lliAKE SERVICE ~ ~~ I'" .... -"'= r 1lMlble 1'l'hll- I'" won't- I"' ...,_ GOLD + ~ $7 MAKES YOU'RS ~ GOLDlN ~AGt£ FAMILY. ' ' ~ f%!1- DAILY C&IPl'OQUOl'E .;.. Boro's ...... AXYDLBAAXB LQKQ .. BJo 'LOW Oae-ol:llplyotandoforanotber.Ja W.-'<Aioto fa< lho - I l l , X f« lllo--.. - ll>o- 0'1, .... 's tqlo - """th .... - - ot l:oeil<le.yta-- ... bopbloo, lho a;;&....- qa.... WA.TTBYUAB: YGZB .. i .I!IIIIO!!fli., ... C. & J. Tr•ller Saln m Llllcoln Mlddlltort, O. B.JBBBIIK &NIIIGM,-Z U. G ON Z N.JI!. Blllt ' ,, I ' '• FOR SAU lplcklut t Room Irick ltlnch Mon. AJr ....Utl011od, a batbl ~4 IU~S loll 1114 loll of a1rU. a. romoror IIIII Cballlr, 0., oaloute7. ,;,,.;,,..!!!!1!.,.""'"'"'""'!!!!!!!"'II - - THERON CRUIS. Routo I, lox U93 OAK MILL, W, VA. .& loi'QXI!., A.GLE NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT P0PUU11 CIIIPD$ I.Rd . 'a~ u... WINNIE WINKLE 0 ' .EIIM>A'I 11011' ..... A Pill> laM Allg11m•nt Shop W, Moln II. PomorGY; FarmeriJ Grueler Bocl1 Worn .• ,.• CI.~ •••• 5 24 30 trogen To Your Fields. All ...-. tp AR:ilysis, straight & mixed BAKER at lOcal restaur· 1 mater!olo available. All at · fiE :v 1... .,JII.I!o:all 196Z F 85 OLDS Cutlass, 2 door coupe, 8 cylinder, automatic, good condition, call \ 992-3506 or 992-3520. 5_24_~ ,. Phono9924571 , ..... 110. Dam p I' ,~ ex ••• I -" 1'811Ch liy le, rooms, full Yestenluy's Cryptoquot~: THE GRl!lA'tt$T AND ST'.rJJ· LIMES'l' POWER IS OF'I'EW SIMPLF~ PATIENt:U.-·DUi:)d• water beat, heated prage, aluminum lidllrl· , brick front, out of 1U hlP IUili.Io water. Call IIZ-3451, ' ' .' '.I ' ,, '• ' -.., ;- L--"":~·~·[1!.'~,.;.-:'_.~~:"""~''".~'.Z~-..,.,.....·-., lit tip _ . ' ' ~.' 'J \ •t lUNNY �'· ' ~ . . ~ · AD lnteresUng demonstration II• on flower arranging and elec4 lion of new officers bighllghred " _ • U£16$ THEATRE I. m«r,;~1\iaairoyolllddl8poit. 0,, May 24, 1181 e About Pomeroy ·, ' ' ' ' ' l!;,j 600 • d d Ar . liAir -~ (UPI) · CANNON·' BATH TOWElS . ' . ' . . ' ' ON SALE • • • • .. I i .. s .00 ' I -Deputy today in two demonstrations ~~r Nguyen Huu Co said deJll811ding the overthrow of today tb.e head of the rehelllous Pre· ·,. Ngeyen Cao Ky. Tbey South Vlelllamese ·tst Division were beaten back each time by In 111!8 had pledgeolts support marines 'and riot ·ponce Ulllng to the s.fion government. Tbe cluba and tear gas. actio~ would cut the .ground Co's announcement that Maj. from under the rebel movement Gen. Phan Xuan Nnuan had there. oent a telegram of support to Co made lbe announcement the Ky Mvernment removed in Oa Nang sborUy alter the antl·governrnent mllltary thousar.ds of Buddhists monks, threat In th8 Buddhist strong· nuns and children annked bold of Hue. through lbe heart of Saigon But anti-government feeling ' . WASH CLOTHS to match - • .. 3 for SOc u:' 1200 CANNON KITCHEN TOWELS PRINTS e STRIPES 3 e PLAIDS - for RECTANGULAR H' IIAIIUPIECE COlDit 1Y TIM SHt:P'FII:LD ModellH5S4l 25• rectanaular color TV In slelk Master · oiece ca binet ol genuine walnut veneer,. ANNOUNCE SERVICE Memorial se"lces will held at the Hemlock Grove ehurch, Sunday at II a.m. .' Kitchen Towels, Dish Cloths, Pot Holders, Toaster Covers and Aprons. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - --·. - ·· - -- j' I' RlllD RANCH WAGON ·' ,. :·: ' I· ' TONIGHT "LORD JIM" ljiecldy . . ..JllldiiiJ pllc:ed Leo Barker . included. in the Jlrir:el Break,par Qll ahqrt drive to long leyi"\11 at vour Otalar't Sportt ,Salt'l, Javingutvour ford Oealai'a,tod.~yl · ~ard I • • J .;,· - ' Ronald Fruer WIDNIIDAY, THURS. and ,IIIDAY M.f25o2641 "'ENGHII kAHN" Stephen llqyd Jllllell M11011 (Colcit) -<!Dd"WILD ON THI IIACII" l'l"lllllle Rantkll ....,_.... IJIICIIIIf ... S!IICIIIJ IQIIIpl, ll•i)J llliCid . FAIIIUIIES' Spinner-~ Whllit' cov· . . WA&ONS MI!IIJC 'l)oQrgaW. . ""· aptciel trim. wh~I'M!IIa an~ -more. ...t.ttewaUa, ipiCIII mm: ' . rllortl l(t I A -and- . &QrrJI~lD , I. . • Matic sovings. IOQI Tes off on Sports 1 ' Sale IIVinga today! "CODE 7 VICTIM 5" MIDDLEPORT, O, J? Wheel covert and nlo181 Cruis•O· Peter O'Toole James Moson (Technlcolor) BAKER FURNITURE ,.,;i/f: . .r.c FORDS Whitewalls, special trlril, IPOrtY Advanct0 ·26 prucislon-crelte~J horizon· tal ehau.fs. Color Fidelity Control plus fi&W, briQ;hter color p"hosphors tor d .. per, truer color pictures! SALE PRICED ' ) . . ' " '. : .. '. " ' . ' ' " . ' : e· · .. \ :... ,\' .. (' . ' . ~ ' remained high In , Hue and youths sent a Ietter 'written in blood to President Jollilion and the Intamallonal' '. Cross demanding the U states cease aiding .· in bls "slaughter" of Vietnamese. They threatened a Da Nang· type up~g but Nhuan's move disslpared their threat. GET INITIAnVE The U. S. and aiDed forces bave wrested the "initiative from th· Communists, in a ser· les of ground· acllons launched this weell: that killed hundreds of VIet CODg may. wreck. the Communists p~ for a major moDSOOII offensive, aU, S. mili· tary apokesman said today. He said U. S. aJJd allied troops see~ Communists forees killed about 65 guerrilla• Tuesday in scattered action. U. S, l!irpower continued its assault on North VIet Naj's auppl;y and communication lines leedlng Communist forces be· lleved massing in South VIet Nam. WANTS !ITOP A South Vietnamese Bnddhlst leader also said Tuesday night he bas urged his followers and government officials alike to sto~ flghUng and "work lor the benefit of the country.'' Tbicb Tam . Chau, chsirman of the Unified Buddhist Church, told UPI he sent separate cables Tuesday to Premier Ngu· yen Can Ky and leaden of his church'• · Vlen Hoa organization saying ~~~~':=I seek a compromise BE of their cijlferences. Chau sold he asked Ky to "withdraw _military action" in Da Nang ' where rebel. troops who had sought refuge In a Bud<lhlst pagoda surrendere4 Ibis week. He urged Buddhists to stop their street demonstr• lions and hunger strikes and carcel any plans they may have lor suicides. Haw.ks w.·n•.nOregon . ' Burns Gets Backfire ;;;:~::tracts System Revised See The Many New Patterns in Cannon Matching BmLES GIVEN Bibleo were presenred In graduating seniors sunday mornlug at the Syracuse Methodist church during the Sunday School hour. Miss Marcia Kerr on behalf of the school, made the preoentation to Polly Deck· er, Jean Sauvage, Carolyn comb, Linda Leadingham, ll•nill Wilford and Bill Zerkl' of S ern Local High Schoo~ and Bill Francis of Pomeroy IUjb . QUALITY ,.;' ·.> I FUN ... S&LB PIIOBD! ' ·' a Santa Barbara, Calif., court charge of being ina room EXPERIENCE Sl Albans,and W. son, Va.Mike, visired Brabham of Wednesday, with Mrs. B. F. Gravely and daughter, Mro. J. A. Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gar· rett of Dunbar, W. Va. were Friday geests of her mother, Mrs. B. F. Gravely and her &Isler, Mrs. J. A. Eden. ··"/,.·' ~.:'~~!e~ot:~r&~f~~~~ ~~~di~?o;0of~r~~::: ' THE HELM .• -A§c§a§nd~le~w~as~l§ig~h~te~d~an~d~plla~c-· '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§ ' - . ' CHOOSES JAIL- Mrs. Nancy Hernandez, 21, pletur- AT I I . ebel Movements ith ew ,. ' ·Y '' '• ,e·n·::.t _·:,l· ·n . .. • , ' SPaCIAL PU~RCHASEI 1 I •' . Parkers· ·IM.I _· •· ~aild th!l' ho~ lllc:n;· b!U"S. w. va. visited SUnday .)itri. J'lo'flale .~ of Co' with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence · ~. .vislteil '_recenlly In Milhoan. --•- ... 'Gilil!POUs: :. . .Mt. and Mr~. Leo Edw"""' "" · , l(f, ·111¥1· Mrs. RandOlph Ward 1,11am1, Fla. bave gone to New at liav..,."""!', w. va. vlllllid York Clly loJlowlng a visit bart Sunday wllb ha' 'llotllei', .ldrtl. wlth .,oer mother, Mrs. Lalft Mrs. E. M. WOod and MJi James · Murray. · . ar.al>w"y IWd ott.<r rc!:t!•.'el. C. L. Woocl have returned 'li'Om T. J. Conger of Jlckson splint MEET TONIGHT Cleveland where they spent sev- the weel<end wltb • biB 'lrand- P~ matron,s, Pomeroy ChiP' eral llays wllb the former'• .parents, Mr, and Ml"l. )otiii ter O.E.S., will meet TUesday .._ughter aDd IMIII"ID-Iaw, . Mr. lfsrrUon and fiDIIJy. evening at the bome of Mrs. AJ. ad Mrs. Don l}r~bor. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford. MJJ. fred Crow. ' ~. .. ' ~· Mr. ·aDd·· Mrs. Lawrence MD· boan and family of ed wllb an II!Tansemenl using iris, one of the speclaiUes of Ml"l. Dillard. _. Following the meeUng I he members and guests went to the dining room where a · • SOfl course was se"ed from.a table covered with a linen cloth · and cenmed with an arrang... menl ol pink azaleas and pink tapers. The pink col..- was Clll' Q.AUDIA :.tiLLER ried out in the napkins, straw· l Sbe II .Enge8"4! berry dessert, and favors of Mr. aed Mrs. Herbert L. Mil• miniature picture hats filled . ''· with nuts. Miss Zerkle served ler, 11'1 onno~ , l!oe ·enPifiDeet of · daapter at the silver coffee service. NOT OPEN reetor, state flower shOw chair- a naturalistic style using a Claudia ~ - - · pa. May 25-26 llld!f~·, lhe 1011 of Mr. · man, accredited flower judge wood board, an unusual piece .,-. :--m-W£!11 .. -f~E!!R"WL,...I!:"'-;d l rid aad ~. \ Demerlo Badll!y, and arranger, who gave a dem- of driFtwood, greenery and pur- S. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY m Wlllow · sl.efl, New Rlclr ' onstralion on "llasic Principles pie spring flowers combined ~ 0Ufi 3D . Mey 21·28 mond, Obio. 1\UJs Miller Ill a of Flower Arranging." Mrs. Tit- with a figurine of St. Francis; ~ ''TOWN TAMER" aradaate ol Sollthera Local - Tecbnicolorus demon~trated Per pro[ession- an outstanding one featured the ~ Dnna Andrews Terry !\loore al touch as she product.'ti lliCh School al 'li, 11114 Ia einar- color pink, using pink snapd.rag- ;1 " LIVING IT UP" ployed by The ~u of u.. rang~Jr:ent~ using dried mater- ons, pink tulips and greenery ~: - Tecbnicoloremployment Compensslllla 111 Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, ials, rr-sh spring !lowers, and in a pink container creating a ,,_ Janet Leigh various greenery mto picturesq- geometric design. She also de- '!· ~ ~ ColambD& Mr. Hadley 111 eo\. ue displays. signed an abstract pattern us- ~ ~ ployecl by Woslbrook eon. SUNDAy, MONDAY I Among the disp.ays was one ing weeping willow branches in 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Sebo and try Club Ill Mansfield. No deft. and TUESDAY ,., 29>30-31 I featuring peacock feathers in a sweeping line combined with children returned home SUnday lllte dele bas beea oet lor the brilliant colors seo:ul'ed from large yellow mums and green- evening, after spending the wedding. "THE FLIGHT OF 1 1H& PHOENIX" the oeacocks th01 an• kept at ery, and a table arrangement weekend at lndlanapolis, Ind. - Technicolorher country home near Rutland. using white snapdragons in a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carmam AUerul James Stewart, Richard Ar· len, Ernest Borgnine, Dan I The feat hers were arranged ia frosted container with white Paul Seho. While there they Niece'• Weddlng Duryea a Ia venae" glass c,ndle bolder ' iris and orchid asters in a attended the lime trials of In- Mr nd M I C 1 Coloreartoon Iin an effective manner. oymmetrical effect. dianapolis 500 races. Pe j, aF k ~;antte~~an - - · Miss Nellie Zerkle, president, ac 9r .• . . a . , . e 1- - - opened the meeting and we~ Mrs. Eula Welker returned recent }l'edd!Jig. of their niece, comed the members and guests, to her home, Columbus Sunday Brenda' Mile~ . lth, to ROI)ald and thanked Mrs. Stansbury for after a four weeks visit with Probasco _of U. · Arlny. her hospitality in having the her daughter and oon-in-law, Mr. Brenda it ·lb ter of Mr. meeting for the hostesses. and Mrs. Orville Well and her and Mrs. Guy S'tnith of Colum· Others included Mrs. Edgar son and daughter.Jn.law, Mr. bus and Ronald Is the son of Reynolds, president of the Am a· and Mrs. Ralph Welker and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prubasleur Garden Club, Mrs. Earl family. She was accompamed CO of Lancaster. Knight also member of that home by her daughter, Eileen The weddlnjNook place at the club, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, and who spent the weekend with st. Peters Church 1!1 Lancaster. Mrs. Emerson Jones. Hostess- relatives here. A re""ptl<!n was ~elilat ~ com, . mun•ty center w•th many friends es were Mrs. Halbe Zerkle, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dar! Williams and relatives as guesls. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Crary of Findlay were weekend geests The new' bride will join her DavJs, Mrs. Robert Rawlings of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Well bUllband In the near future In ~nd Mrs. Ray Hecox, conlribut· and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wei· Teras where be Is stationed mg. ker with the Army Mrs ·Maggie • Miss Howell gave the verse . . • . · of the month and members re- Mr. and Mrs. Orris E. Harris Smith of Po,n~oy JB· !he grandsponded to roll call by giving and Mrs. Ernest Harris were mother to tbe 'new br)de. I the signs of spring. Miss Zerkle &rnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ANNOuNCE SERVICE I· reported that the painting of Mason Fisher, Memorial service will he Johnny Appleseed, done by Miss Gordon Fisher student at held at the BirUngham Church DaJSy Saunders, bad been 1!1•· . ' . 1 en to be hung in the Middleport Mountam State BuSiness Col· May 30 at I p.m. Rev. Freeland . Lib hildr , lege, Parkersburg, W Va. arllV· Norris wtll be the opeaker. Publ1c rary ~ . en s room. ed today, In spend 1 three Mrs. John Kmca1d reported weeks summer vacation with on the flower show held . at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MasPomeroy and n~med nbbon on Fisher and family. I wmners from MJ<Idleport m' eluding Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Gregory Roush returned to Mrs. Garen Stansbury, Mrs. his studieo at Ohio Max Roller, and Mrs. Kincaid. Sunday evening, after Mrs. Walter Hayes reported on ing the weekend with his par· When It comes to money matters, there is no substl· the radio program given each ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milron tute for experience: experience in saving, experience month over WMPO. Roush. in management and expe rience in safety. Since its The group discussed plant· Ml"l. Ernest Kennedy of Ak· founding, our bank has grown steadily, offering the most up-to-date procedures based on our years of exings and work done on the tri· ron was the weekend guest of perience. U!t us help you! angle park at the intersection Mrs. Edith Thomas and Mrs. of Route 7 and fund raising pr<>- Cora Wiggins. jects were discussed I1Jr tbe fu· Mr. and Mro. Cbarleo Goeg· ture. A thank you note was read leln and family spent the week· from Miss Susan Park. The end at Beverly with Mr. and [ voted to participate in the re- Mrs. Marshall Miller and fam. 1 galla parade with Mrs. Uy. and Mrs. Stansbury as co Kathy Morgan of Middleport chairman. spent Saturday night with her • Miss Nellie Zerkle gave grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Mor· WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS tribute to the late Mrs. A. A. gao, Athens Road. Dillard, well known gardener. Mr. and Mrs. William C. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. the May meeting of the Mid· Sbe also displayed the aecesdleporl Garden Club held Mon· ~ tools lnr sucressllj] flower day evening at the bome of arrang~DJ. Among the mey Mrs. Garen Stansbury. . arrangements creared by Mro. eo Mrs. William Morris was Titus daring the everung was I elected president and other of· one Ulling pussy willows, pur· 1 )" ficers are Mrs. Carl lierby, pie Iris and greenery In a apa· Pomeroy, Onlo vice president; Mrs. George nese style; a black container Anderson, secretary; and Mrs. featuring dark red silk ud ve~ James Arnold, treasurer. The vet roses combined with bamLAST TIME TONIGHT officers will be installed in Sep- boo; an unusual one using Fugl "REO LINE 7000'" -~chnicolor l tember and take office In OCto- mums made from corn husks James Caan Laura Devon ber. combined with banboo and Ftaturette Miss Anna Howell, program Beech leaves in a brown conColorc•rtoont chairman, introduced Mrs. tainer. James Titus, a past regional di- Other arrangements included WEDNESDAY & THURS . ._l I I ...~!ill 'Flower Arranging i~ Dftmqnst~t~~ iTo Middlepo(t Club by Mrs:Jitu~ ~ ' . I '' ¥ .. ' ' ;J. \0, ' \ I 'I • <; Police Report · Auto Accident � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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