https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/825f7c51d53802f3699e5312a1eebc58.pdf 4d77681040f476ede556924b00478c69 PDF Text Text .' t :\' • • ( •V r '· . enttne FRIDAY the 14th and SATURDAY the 15th Bargain Days At Elberf,lds In Pomeroy Friday Store Hours 9 to 8 in the ~ening and Saturciay Sigre MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E. CARSON Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carson will celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary on June 23rd and on June 26th will hold Open House between 2 and 6 p.m. at their home 1 2 BARGAIN DAYS on Leading Creek where they have lived their entire mar· dine Reed and Ann Hale, of Cincinnati; and Mrs. Charles Wolford of Galveston, Texas; five grandchildren and two great grandchlldren. Their youngest son passed away In , 1928. Please omit gifts. " .. ~ I About !. t Pomeroy ! Around and About Middleport l Hundreds To Seled From In All Sizes 1·ied life together. They are the parenta of Mr. Adrian Car· son, who lives on the home place; three daughters, Geral· S.lel Frid•y 1nd S1turd•yl Men's Big Yank w-• $3.9S ond $4.95 BRUSHED RAYON l Mrs. Downlng Rousb bas re'fueoday evening, for a lew days turned from Columbus where visit wltb his grandparents, Mr. she visited with ber daugbte.,, Mr. and Mrs. AI Russell and aDd Mn.llollinllearbs and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aliens· er relaUvet. worth and families. Mr. oad 111'1. Carver Williams I 1!1·. of CnllllllbuJ are spending a Mr. and Mrs. Lynford Johnson week with lbeir 101, Rev. Car· and cbildren of Naplet, Fla. 1 yer Willlaml. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. EdiMrs. Dale Justll of Plainfield, son Baker and family. Jod. is tho guest of ~er mother. Mr. aDd Mrs. Dan Meadows Mrs. VIctor YOURI Sr. and cblldren bave returned from other relatives. a vacation at Myrtle Beach, Mr. !lid Mra. Hubert Wolfe S. C. and otber points. nd 11011 Ktl1h of Amlin were Mr. aod Mrs. William Russel weekeiKI fllll!llll of ber pare11ts, and famly have returned from Mr. anll lfri. James Gilmore, a severa days visit in Kingston family. and Cincinnati wilb friends and Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Gilmore relatives. and Saldra, Brenda and llis, Mr. and Mnl. Hubert WoU'•l Weekend guests of Mr. and and son, Keith and Mlss Karo· Mrs. Walton Manley were their Iyn Soulsby speat lost Saturday children and families Including at Camden Park, Huntington. T Sgt and Mrs. Virgil J. ManW. Va. ley and children of Lookbourne Miss Brenda Gllmore Is spend. Air Base In Cnlwnbus, Mr. and ing two weelo! at Amlin wllb her Mrs. Marvin Boyles and !amisister and brother-in -law, Mr. ly and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Man,ud Mrs. Hubert Wolfe and son. ley and family, Middleport. Wr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Karl OWen vislsrent the weekend at lbeir COl· ted recently with Mr. and Mrs. tage at tbe Mansfield Free Jobn Goodrich Ill Daytoa and \1ethodist church ramp grounds_ while there the group went to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Folmer Clear Lake, Indiana, wbere they and daughter, Mary Evelyn re· were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. turned to their home. Thompson Russell Scott and son, David, 'T'n~ sday, after ~pen~ at their cottage on the lake. al days witb his parents, Mr. 1Their home is in Ft. Wayne, a;-.ri Mrs. Max Folmer and ram-I Ind. ily. Mrs. Flossie Wlsemiller, CoMrs. George Br~dy Jf Frost- lumbus, is the &Uest of her niece proo(, Fla., Mrs. Guy Srnitb, Mr. and Mrs. LawreJICI Mil· Gallipolis and Ml!S Marciu Karr boan and' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of Syracuse were Wedn.,dey Weber and ether relatives. guests of Mrs. WendeU Freckor, Mi91 Dixie Pierce, a teacher Racine. in the Flint, Mich. &choola, lo Rev. and Mrs. Wendell G. hen! for a visit witb her parStuUor aod ooo, Kevlll and Miss ents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Marcia Karr lpellt Tueodlly, Pierce. ParkersburJ and Vlena W.Va. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry Craig, - -·- -Jr. aod chlldren, Carol Lee and HOLD PICNIC Doug, have returned to their liiilllbers of the 3 F Club met home in White Sands, N. M., al the Naw Haven roadside park after a weekelld visit 11m with Sunday, for a picnic. Attending hill motber, Mrs. Harry Craig were Asa llostlns, Miss Ada and bls brother and family, Mr. Hosldns, Mrs. Baker Gordoa aDd Mrs. Robert Crals and cbiJ. and Mr. and Mr1. Elmer Wick· dreo. bam. Weekend guests of Mr. od Mrs. Dwight Wallace and faml· ly were their son, Alu Wallace, • .,. 111 fhllln• serving with the U.S. Navy at ou IIlii Get l'l'MI II DIIYI - 3 Nllhll lA the Bethesda Naval Huapltal Ill MIAMI .IACM kt your Ba'fll' Book Todu"Maryland, and Mrs. WaDace'o Unbde\'llblll bat 'l'nle mother, Mrs. G. C. Knox and CIITIPIID eAI ITATIOfil Ill W. Mlllll lt., POftiONJ• Dla. Mr. and Mrs. Putma• Bran ol McConneltsville. A3C Robert PuiU., arrived ••d 1 Nightgowns and Pajamas $2.00 SAVE $1.00 on thoso $2.00 BESTFORM BRAS e THE SHIRTS match the pants- Have two button through flap pockets. Full cut with long tails. Sizes 14\'.i to 20 in short. medium and long sleeve lengths. Womtftt $2.95 Whitt Ptlont tnd $2.95 Whtlo VInyl Lace eup, stretch back, HANDBAGS stretch strap Bras. Ebstl· cized with Lycra Spandex. Sizes from S2..\ to 38C $2.00 Bestforms tor IN THIS SALE FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARES $l00 Womont $5.95 Jane Fonda (Color) Lee Marvin --and- "GO-GO MANIA" Tbe Animals, Tbe Beane~, Herman's Hermits 18 Great Acts (Color) MEIGS THEATRE ........,.. Otdo TONIGHT lhru SATURDAY . JUNI 23-25 "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" -Tecbnieo1or- 3 dozen comedians; BllddJ Hackett· Bu1ter Keaton·Pbll Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don Knotts. They ail do some telJ shenanta:ans! Colorcartwn SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY IUNI 26-27-21 wane, Installation of officers was eonducted by Mro. Harry P. Smith when Lydia Circle of the United Methodist church met Tuesday ..enlng at the church. Mrs. Jay Wamet, president. was in cllarge of the meeting and devotloos and program wtre presented by Mrs. Charles Persinger, using as her topic, "'Keeping Your We Simple." New officers are Mrs. Ker~ mit Walton. cbalrman; Mrs. Richard Rupe, rice cbairman i Mrs. Charles Peninger. secretary; and Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasurer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Roy Reuter. GIVE DINNER . .. Mr. and Mro. Harold E. We• ver and cbildreo Tummy, Undo Mldlael ond Peggy, ~ CIIIIO, entertained In their boml Sunday with a deleololll .dlMer for Mr. and Mnl. Roy wner, Mr. and Mn. William Qor. don Winebrenner and Mary Aim. .... 1 $32.95 Electric Hair Dryor Solo $2t.OO 5 $29.95 Electric Hair Dryon Solo $20.00 6 $9.95 StHm ond Dry Iron• _ Solo $6.00 5 $24.98 Electric Slicing Knl- _ Salo $11.00 4 $22.95 Electric Slicing Knlv11 _Solo $16.00 3 $18.25 Electric Fry Pant A Group of Womens $2.95 TAILORED PAJAMAS In Boti.t.o and Broodcioths Slzea S2 to 44 These 2 D•ys While They Last "'2·00 For Friday and For Saturday you can buy PhU Maid's $1.95 Full Len&th Night Gowna for $1.39 and Phil Maid $2.95 Full Length Night Gown• for $2.39. The $1.9~ Night Gowns are all rayon and the $2.95 Night Gowns are all nylon in regular and extra llzea. BARGAINS IN THE MUSIC DEPT. 1 $28.95 Electric Fry Pan Solo $22.00 1 $32.9S Eloctrlc Fry Pon Solo $26.00 2 $2.9S Hanging Bukoto Sale $2.00 2 $4.29 Hanging Boskols Solo $3.00 SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sala $5.00 8 $1.95 M-urlng Cup Soh Solo $1.00 43 Walt Plaqllft Solo SOc 21 $1.95 Aah Traya Solo SOc 7 $1.19 Plostlc Salad Bowls Salo 60c 10 $12.95 Mognallto Dutch Ovons _ Solo $9.99 5 $14.95 Mognallto Rooston _ _ Solo $11.99 Plostlc Coblnot. Solid Stoto Sale $112.00 RCA VIctor $39.95 Tronslstor Rodlo. Just I to soli. Fino Quollty. Excellent Tono Solo $24.00 Folk Gultors. Just 3 to soli - Has odlustoblo neck. or no iron. Nlee selection patternL Regullll' He and t9c quality. tho 2nd floor s.1o 39c FOR ALL VACUUM CLEANERS ( 4 bags in pkg.) yd. s.to beJni CAPE COD TOPPER DRIP DRY with 100% Kodel PoiJ<..ter Fiberfill Ftuf· fy - Ughtwel&bt - non· aUergenic. Size 121.84. In pink, blue, cold pattern of all cotton_ 100% Cotton Poplin Filled Solo Ruffled all around - tie backs Included. Machine washable. Colors: white, gold, pink, blue. s~ze $6.00 se" length Sale $1.19 Grips floor flat - no akldo - no ollpL Size 18xll0. Jlarbelhed pattern In beautiful brliht colora. approv_. WINDOW SHADES Sale $1,69 $23.00 J:;'!- w11hoble, w:::. •p• ' . closer"'. Be Thrifty! , , , Always S1ve All of Your S.lelllps From ELBERFELDS IN POME'\ ROY ,. ·--·· -~-- ... ' ... Faisal Ignora Official Snub In New york. Board Reverses Rehiring Action S1.59 "SIESTA" Supported plastin - Room darkening se" wide - eft. len&th Colot - White House CoIDIDlttee • Approves 110ppmg De£ense Measure I $ps Another Big Shlpmontl Dondoo-Trld PURE FOAM ,RUBBER . ANTI-FATIGUE MATS H £ Hi h \V H Rh0deS Quashes ope or g er e are . d:: 79c VALANCES TO MATCH · s.....,ld woods, on aolo In tho music deportment 111 All vinyl stick-on plas· tic. 18" wide - good se· lectlon patterns. Comforters 100% Cotton - Fast to wa&blog. Drip Dey. Little THROW AWAY BAGS Sale $2.00 Gonorol Electric 6 Tronslstor Shirt Pocket Rldlo - - - - - - Solo $1.95 RCA VIctor 12" Portable Tolovlslon Sot CLING $8.9S PRINTS 3 Y::$l00 Man Held as $1.00 49c Solo $1.SO 17 98c Fr011n Pop Mochlnos patrons 0f w•md ymphony lnvi·ted to GI·ve Support Polite Gunman Solo $1.00 4 $2.29 Boon Pot Sot• AM Reception - Has drown olerm _ Solo $18.00 0 ' Solo $1.00 3 $9.95 Spice Rocka Moeller Hits At GOP as Gloom Crew s GLIDER CUSHION SETS Foam and Cotton Filled. Covered In heavy all plasUc material with bright floral pattern on back cushions aud solid color on seat cushions. Size: barks 16" x 22" - Seats 22" x 23'• (On!y 11 sets to sei!J FOR THIS SALI 88 • Rout Enemy Bat RJebeI succeeds MorriSOD $14.95 Salo $20.00 The James P. Alvernelso construction project with the leo., Pomeroy. $84.963.66, Maid· : 1 Company of Shadyside submit- Board of Publlc Affairs. en Construction, Nelsonville,' In ted a low· bid of $·t25 747 :, io1· Board chajrman Lee Smith, $95,105.80, and Huber Construe-construction of the Middleport former mayor announced Thurs- tion, Parkersburg, astJ,707.00. the sewers and lift alation. day following opening of the cassum Hlndy of Mlddleport, i Alvemeiso was one of five bids at noon that contracts j with a bid of $9,092.00, filed the · tbat filed bids on the major 1 probably could not be awarded Ionly bid on the electrical phase phase of Middleport's sew.,.age . until about July 9 on any part of tbe project on contract three. of the three-phase project. Middleport bas issued reve-•· 11• ; uun -~ Other bidders on the sewer nue bonds to cover the cost of Vietname&e Strike Tbe Jolly Nelgbboro of ~ construction and lift station boilding tbe sewers, tift sto· SAIGON - ABOUT 9,0110 Racine ._H Club are serving portion were c. J. Huber Con- tion, and lagoon in the al1l<IUDt I striking Vietnamese construe· tbe eaoteeo at tbl! Bloodmo. atruction Co., Parkersburg, of ~15,000. tlon workers were joined to11ay bUe coming lo the Pomeroy $437,870.75; J. R. Savage Land, located below Hobson, by drivers and office workers In Jr. Hlgb School andltortum, Construction, Columbus, $466,- lon whicb tile lagoon Is to be Saigon. further Increasing the Monday, June Z7 from 1% uaW 409.15; Mountain State Con· boll!, has coot approiimately threat of serious slowdown on 6 p, m. Advloor to .. Mn. atruction Co., $526,577.25, and $48,000. Thus, the combined tovital defense projects. Harriett Nelglor and JUDior Morey ConstrucUon, Parkers· I tal coot will approach Workers walked off their jobs Leaders ore Carol WUcoieu burg, 151ltJ,700.18. 085. Tuesday at Tan Nhut and Bien and Margaret Cole. Apparent low bidder for the Federal aid up to 50 per cent Hoa airfields outside Saigon to Tbe loUowlag blood debts lagoon construction pbase was is expected to relieve the finan. press their demands for hlgJ>. Athens, cial biD"den to the community. TRAP SHOOT TROPHIES - Irving Karr, second from right, presents Roger Wtnebrenn,eer~, 1I~~~u;i,!~=t er wages. The walkout was a- and lhe ownber of tmlts owed Grim Construction. eacb are: wlth an offer of $45.24:5.25. Thirty per c_e~t has been grant- 1 B championship trophy after the annual Meigs County Fis b and Game Association Shoot on T. gainst a combine of American Memorial Hosplt- Othewr blidderConss on !batt ph'Coase edh. Anb addltiolnledal 120 perdcent broke 91 clay birds with 100 shots. Karr, president of the Pomeroy Gun Club and Sellm J BlazewiM far_,..._. constructlon companies known al,Vetersnt 35 anltli Columbus ltospit- were 1 son true ton . as een app or an d t f th F' h d G As . .' . ~.., "Aptt Huntin ton .,3325.25· Bl...; oved through there ional en o e JS an arne soclatlon, al~ presented the Class A champwnoh•p trophy to Charlet Pldoock, as RMK-BRJ. ols, 33 unlta; Holzer Hoopltal, Co ~~eli • c•' •Wb •1 sb prl d . ltin fgd I to Winebrenner, who defeated Robert Whittington, far left, in a shoot-off. - Sentinel Photo· 33 units; Meigs General, 10 nsw.\1 on o., ee er urg, e an IS awa g e era Tip II Leaked units; Parkersburg hospltals, $62,419: Morey Construction, proval. iilil!:F.~JB•; 1 : wa:t::: lJ'1I!!!!I VATICAN CITY POPE f anlt!, and GaUlpotls Medl- Parkersburg, $68,11115.00; Bush Estimates made by tbe Floyd Paul VI's birth control com- cal Center, 7 uatts. Construction, Parkersburg, 0. Browne engineering firm COLUMBUS (UPI) - A mission appeara likely to r<cA total of 100 ulto II owed. $100,20UI; James P. Alvernei· on lbe several phases were wbite Obio Stale Ulliverolty (lmmend approval for limited Tbus, about 150 people should so, Shadyside, $55,tl03.00; Moun- $56,244 for the lagoon, 1382,914 coed bas been toJd abe must llfle of oral contraceptive pills, come 1.4) donate blood. Itain State Construction, S. Char- for the sewers and lift statiOn, Uvt with ber Negro room~ VaUcan oources said today. lesion, $73,785.60; Geosletn Coal and $7,11110 for electrical work. male '" a University dorm!· The sources said the committory or leave tbe school, a tee believes that acceptance of e Jllliverslly oHlclnl wd today. qualllted use of the oiU would • Aa&lstaot Dean of Womea SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. lst l bigger than a company," said Ky., the brigade el'lll!IIIM~ not contradict post cburcb Jane Mt-Cormick seid the lirl Cavalry lroops attacked a Capt. Michael (Mike) Kalla of and a hero of the- . ~~~;!',\* teachings that both mechanical a freshman from Cleveland, North Vielnamese battalion of Cleveland, Ohio, commander of Drang Valley fiSittlnc and chemical contraception is a.mpl&ined about baving to about 400 men and blasted the Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, November, ordered fiv'e Impermissible and againot the John Riebel, principal of AI· Morrison, auperiltteudent of Mr. Ri<bel was employed room wllb a Ndro coed while Communists out of their 7tb Cavalry. bottallons - about 4,41111 111111\o'" law o1 God. bany High School bas been 1 Eastern Looal the past two 1960 as bead basketball ..ey are enrolled for lbe &um· positions wllb the aid ol "I tbink we've got a battalion in hot pursuit. named to succeed Larry Mom- , years, recenUy resigned to a.. at Albany High School and mer. artillery and allr strikes. in there. We got past their A company COIDIII4II!Ied . More H~ Easooste•rn• loc ltentw of i ~~ tbe lnpootbetof AastM. ~~~~- ved lnbthfat eapacltyti for 11 ., ' '''"'"""""''' '"~~"' oiTbetbheavy fltinghung was p.art outposts anddeld petbinkrsonally Capnkt. Damwel Dav~ 1 peD~tl~tendct 8cahoolsu A ~T WAVE IN THE "" , -Nen1 new e,.. - years e ore accep ng an e con umg SIX~ay counted seven a . 1 · we wa ee. " ·· ran ....,. central 8lld eastern sec!lons of announced today. . cal Scbool Distrlcl mlnistrative assistant's operation Nathao Hale in the killed about 20 with smaU arms appeared to be a rejllfDI'IIt ilie' ·~ · entered [ff flltb Rl~bel, aon ol Reedav!lle Pos~ Riebel, a 11166 araduato ol In the same system. central Highlands, 2311 miles before the artillery and air plaioon of the enemy IIIII da today with no relief hi maoter and Mrb. Dorsal Riebel Eaatem 111gb Scbool, euroUed Then, In 111M, Riebel lltil1beast of Saigon. The strikes took over." whirled~ took lljl ~:;~~' iiJt . waa named to the position In at Oblo Unlversi!J that tall and ed to Ohio Unl~ly and Operalioi> alr<Uidy bas killed an A North Vietnamese battalion delay 1111 America& .. Ea~ly morning reodingtt in a special meeting of the board SOCID"ed b11 BS In Educatinn pleted work oa bll estimated 634 Communists and of about 409 meo bit a badly Hts men tho blgb 70o and aos were re· Thursday nlibt. there In 1960. degree. He baa been the fighting appeared to be ootnumbered company of lbe vicloua ..change of corded by ibe. weather bw·eau, lllgb School principal the mounting. Jst Air Cavalry's ard Brigade machine guo fire. and the ooUook was for con· two school lmns. The cavalrymen thought at early today, dropping In mor· Davison's company and tinued ounny and warm weatbo Present at the session Congressman Walter H. Moel· first the}' were bitting a tar rounds and crawling thro~gh 1st Cavalry. units then_.-c er today Board Member! WilliamCaid•rell j ler (lotb-Oblo) Tuesday In a company of aboul 120 Commu- the toll elephant grass to w1tb- on. encoulermg onlper "'111tf" ·f Earl Dean, Howard speech lo the 'House of Repro- nlsts, but they discovered the in 15 feet of the defense perlme- booby traps left behind to ~ Live• after JumJI Jr., and Dorman Heed, Clerk sentaUves rebnked the RepuJ>. enemy bad been reinforced. Air ler. them. NEW ORLEANS - ,\ COLThose who enjoyed the performance hero Iaiii own· i.~. Newland, MorrlsoD and lican task forre on agriculture and artillery cov•red the Fierce Relillallce "They appeared II .. lege stodant jumped 160 feet mer of the American Wlnd Symphony now ean help make enemy position with napalm, But the Amerlcano fought JXI'ltions wblch were 0 8 "wrecking crew " · rockets, bombs and explosive back so fiercely. the Commu- dug," UP! correapondent Irom • ceo ter !Jl'!" 0f t. h e possible It! return to Pomeroy Wednesday, July 27. Greater New Orleans Br•dge Mrs. w. Patrick Lochary, Symphony viol! chairman, Representative MoeUer stat· sheDs. lliots decided to withdraw. Daniel reported from lba Into the Mtsslsslppl River said today, "'We are seeking donatlono of every olze, large ed' "What we got in tbere Is Col. Hal Moore of Bardstown, scene. Thursday and ourvived. and small, to meet the set fee of f1,500, 10 that the per"Lest Saturday the so-called Tbe youth. Anlbony Boronaro, formanee may be preaented without charge to tba entire task force on agri a atudent at l.oolsiana State county." ---culture Invaded my District ~ University In New Orleans, was Coatrlbollona fa oy amoaat residents. sow aeeds of dissension, dlo- CLEVELAND (UP!) _ session of the legislature ' would not covtr fiiDlls · described in "fairly good"' roo- may be out to Mnl. W. Pa~ The Pomeroy Chamber of COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) gloom, and doom among Chances that payments to state appropriate additional in ..isling procram llaCII dillon in a New Orleans bospll· rtck LGettory, 11o1 w, Pom- Cnmtne1ce wbich is !pOII<Ol'- The FBI arrested 1 Y011Di the farme_rs of tho Tenth Di.. -•fare reoiplents will be In- funds frmn the slate's $2B schools, mental IQIIID a!. Offlclala said be suffered eroy. ~--• ·•-u be m••· lng the ev'ent '"' ~···antee'"" lwnbus man early today In trlct 1 Obi Llk ba •· and wm 0 0 · ~ ....,. ... ., • · -~ e w.. creased appeared quashed non surplus. welfare. opine Injuries and undetermln- payable to "Amerku Wind the fee, will canvass buslne,... necllon with t!'e $9,lll10 hn2ZIIrds. they moved In to Thursday by remarlo! of Gov. "We will give the request the "We had a deficit of . ed Internal Injuries. Symphony." men in the county next week robbery of Dlvmifled de.~troy and devour. James A. Rhodes. very serious consideration, al- million wben we eome IIIIo Supporll Merger Tbe oroheatra will perform with the expectation of wJ>. and Loan Association 11 I am happy lo report th~t Several -upe. including though our answer may be no," lice and 1 don'l ·· 16. • •vc~c, omon,.,_, from a b•..u.·moored by otanttal wpport. lt!gton, W. VII., June "'· kind of scare tactl ill ~·con! body """ ~ ~•uD -~.. Tim thy J Bo was u"" c w some weUare reciplenta on the Rhodes said at a news er- any as...,. ·- I Northeast Ohio annual Metho- the Pomeroy parking lot, for book.: at Fr~ not benefit the "gloom and "Walk for Decemt welfare"' ence. session at !bat time,• dlst Conference bere ThiD"sday an audience expected to brin& WEATHER Jall on 1 charge of doomers:' '!'be farmers of the from here to Columbos, want The OUI'Pius might seem eroor stated. lent Its full support .to tbe pro- Its own pillows and folding Dlgbt to avoid prosecution District apprec1at. deeds lite governor to call a special a lot of mooey, be said. but He said be probaiiJJ posed merger of the Metbodlst chairs. A children's concert In !IUIIJ, hot tllrottlll Sat- III'IDOd robbery more than dlssenl from out-of· decline u lnvltaatll Church and the Evang•llcal Un- the alierDoon wtll be followed orday. Fair and warm tonl~bt. Tb FBI Id the state politicians. While t be at a rally Jlllle a !ted Brethren Church. by a miled program for adults lll(lt today Ill Ill, low lonilhl waa ~ed by':Jnntlngton 'wrecking crew' from Mlnnesowelfare llll1"l!bert "The common berttogo be- the evening of July 27th. ..If. Illes who accased Bowen ta, Monlslla and Idaho was Inlumbus. bot added . tween the two denollllnation! A conoiderable Increase over the Youn& pollle vldlng my District on Satur· 1VTL , fare Director ~ called for. a fuller, deeper e•- last year's crowd of aboot 2,11110 BUOB FIR£ who beld up ~ savings to tell Obio farmers abo-Jt W and Flnanee Dir1c1a! . pmston of visible tmlty,'" oald Is looked for, u a resull of the SYDNEY Austnllla (UP!)- loan aaaoclaUon and herded I was meeting with Krabach woal4 .. 'illllbtl 1 report from the COIIference'a enthusiastic response given the A apec~a..iar are and 01pJo. employes Into 1 vault 011 Department of. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Houae Appropriations meet with tbom. . Ecumenical Affairs CommiJ. aymphony"l lira! appearance slon destroyed a IZIO,OIIO wax 18• within the State of Ohio Committee today approved a whopping $58.6 bi!lion de11011. here. and oil mmpler Thuratlay, positive programs wblcb ac- fense money bill - almost $1 billion above what President A meeting of the boatess forcing btmdreds o1 resldeota of SHOT DEAD results. Johnson aaked - aod warned that the VIet Nam war prob· Melp G-.1 llolpllll commillee set by lin. Locbary the Beaents Part lllburb to flee CLEVELAND IUPI) Friday night, June 17, • obly would boost It by several billion• more. Adm!Him- Clarl: Hud·l for Monday, June 27, at 3 p.m. from their IIGmes. Sneral Pickell, S7, Ceveland, wos IIIUDber of farmers Ia Republicans on the committee contended that Johnson bell, j'omeroy; Alma Parker, In the parilb boooe of Grace firellllll and byJttandoro were to deoth Tborsdsy nJ&Itl 011 my Diltrlct met with me In abould have asked for more money In the first place. They Pomeroy. Episcopal Church will arrange Injured as elgltl brlpdeo loogbt 1181 side atreel and pollee Athens, Ohio, to learn about charged him with seriously weakening U. S. military Dllebaqa - Edith MoKen-ll ovemlgbt acconunodaUon of the blue for t1tree houn bef..., boldlog another IDIIII and the new three per cent loans •· llrength becauae of liS bud· lie. lite mustclans In the homes ol brltJ&ln8 ' II under control. tionlog the vlctlrn'l aliter. vallable from the Farmers ptary pollclea. the committee sent the b i g Home AdmlnlstraUon to a 1d spending meosure to the House and vegetable lllrllll!l's '!'bey fired off tbe!r salvo aa floor. Tire bill would IIIUIDce NEW YORK UP!) who suffered loaoes from the operaUona of the armed force& 1y llnorllli an off!clll damaging !roots of early May. ANNOUNCE DINNER during the fiscal year starUng from New York Clly, "It Ia this kind ol acUon and Tbere will be a oil o'cl""k July l Falsal of Saudi Arabia Wlllee wblch Is needed by our 4laner at the Raclno Methodlsl The adminlslraUon bod ask· balding court ta DOIIIU II'II'I. Belly Deem, wife of SoiJo of ICbooll and olerlt of the bolrll tor farmen, DOl politics." Church July 7, by lour charges, ed for approprlatlonl aclttalve Julieta lbac:Jt11 Local Superintendenl of the majorllJ of rud hll the Sultoa, Oak Grove, Port- $57,11114,353,000. The 1amm hotel. ~ Joe s~....h_! 1 bldmen-:.: - lbat wiU ~ of. Ralston RalHee land, and Racine cburchea. The recommended An aide said tho -· "" Anguli! 11. Ollter new dlstrlel superintendent, Mucb of the extra IIIOIW'Cb Tbursda1 lbe unflnlabod bUIInea 0. 0. PaU.OOO read IIIII To Beat Frenchman Rev. Calvin Rbodebeffer, will would go for celvld of tho meetlnc. ing be bad 101 IIUide IUdt 1 with JJeecle'l, wert WIMBLEDON (UP!) - Top- meet the people to discuss 1Jb. by Defense Robert S. McCUntodt moved ID ibtt matler 0. Dlebl, llrl. ruted American Dennis RaJ. lalnlng a new mlnlsler. Every- McNamara. Tbese preVIous moUon Mr. Wolle. I 11 IIIIOCial -tiOII lion of Blkerafleid, Calli., one Is Invited and lbould bring nuclear - po-.d auJded ml•l the three prlnclpala be The nl<'lndinl actloD ""ill and La"""" Role. dropped the first set then o coVered dlsb and table serv- sUe frigate; 1 start on t h jOD~_ 'Stobart 1iepped Mra; Betty Deem was Roae II ntirltJI. aur(ed back to beat Pierre Ice. Nike-X anti-missile mlss~•llltate llrovem the pool*" of . a plevloul tleclllon of lila u ,... ,. ,.... lebool llermon of France today u. 11system, and ~ to pusb secontlthe to~~-lba~~~~.~e lbann'oewerts.ll-f,Mintreloorthroundof DEPABTMENTCMJJ!D Pentqon COIIIlmll-1 TlliiJcy ·~....... ,. ...,. ....... AIWii. tho Wimbledon 'll!tmill Chammeot .., clevelopmont of an .._ • Dt .,.. dilo piollahiJM. The RaciDa 1'111 llopltlment vanced manned bomber for the j -'in~ wu Richey of Dallt~~, ~ was called at 1%:15 p.m. Th.,... mos. wbele be . of lba 11110111 the women day to ua111 the Syrac!ult ll'lrt Tbougb Oongrosa waa expeclto I . . iloo biiiiiD rally from~ ID ~ 1 ed to~ lll'o of the~~un-~~j=:~~ .... - ' · It ' wlil . Iter .... !Ire appal'tlltly llli'ted ltllllbt atomle ~ II 1 ,o~o~ I $26.95 Eloctrlc Fry Pon DRESS Salo $15.00 29c 3'::· $lOO lifo . LII481,0 I SALE Solo $18.00 RCA Viictor $24.95 Clock Rldlo Personal TV Bright sparkling colora bleached with colored border. In Red, Green, Yellow, Blue. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1966 WORLD 72" wide 2 $24.9S Electric Fry Pons Ono Group 36'' and 45" RCA Victor Clock Radio 2 to stll - Ivory finish, AM reception • Salo $15.00 2 to sell- Sturdy All IJnen - 17\2 Inches '1lde. Bleached and un- Salo $16.00 'D $2.98 Blrthdoy Doll Flgurlnos _ Just 2 to soli -AM Roc:optlon NYLON NET POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Shadyside Firm Submits Low Bid on Major Phase of Constmctio n; Awards in July e$24.95 Ploy Gyma (2 sWings, '"'" toHor) 9 fl. high $21.00 eSalo olso on 9ft. Width ond 6ft. Width Linoleum• for Frldey and Saturdoy eExctlon Armstrong floor Tlla In 9 Inch squoros 11 c Hth eCushlon Bock VInyl Rug Runnor-27 Inches wldo $2.50 a yord Rogularly $3.39 yord STEVENS TOWELING NO. 48 Three $17.00 1 $20.95 Electric Fry Pan 27 $1.95 Troys SALE! NIGHTGOWNS VOL XVIII Solo $14.00 3 $19.95 Electric Fry Pons--- Salo $15.00 RCA VIctor Table Macltl Rodlo I eS19.9S Ploy Gyms (2 awlngs, IHior totter) 8 fl. high 4 $9.95 10 Cup llectrlc Porcolatora Solo $6.00 CoUoiUI and Rayons and Cotton/Dacrons. Slzes small, medium and large. SoUd colors and prints. n• ,_, ... ......... .....~ e21 Inch Lawn Mowor, 3 HP Briggs and Stroflon Englno $44..._, · e21 Inch Lown Mower, 4 cyclo Brlgga and StraHan $49.11 Englno. Eaoy Adluol Htlght. eToro Whirlwind 19 Inch Rotary Powor Mowor . $94.95 eToro Whlrlwln~ 2llnch Soli Proptllld Lawn Mowor $149.95. eGold Sooll2 ft. Width Cu1hion Floor Linoleum Rogulorly $9.60 $8.25 1 running yard e Rogulor $7.20 12 ft. Width A!'llan Linoleum Made by Armatrong _ $6.00 o running yard e4.20 Quokor-Tono 12 fl. Width Linoleum Modo by Armstrong _ $3.00 1 running yarll e541nch Congowoll- Rogulorly 59c o running ft. 42c • running loot e36 Inch 70c o foot Counter Topping SOc • fool e24 Inch SSe a fool Countor Topping oiOc 1 fool e$79.00 9 by 12 11. Sizo Ruga · $64.00 e$109.00 12 by 12 ft • .Sin Rugs $88.00 e64.00 Boys or Girls 26 Inch Blcyclos $59.00 e$29.00 Boys or Glrlo Sidewalk Blcyclos - $22.00 (16 Inch) e49.00 Boyo 24 Inch Bicycle• $38.00 e $8.00 Running Yard lnlold Linoleum . (6 ft. width! (Just 2 rolttl • $4.00 a running yard 7 $8.95 5 Cup Electric Porcoloton Salo $5.00 ROBE AND GOWN ENSEMBLES ----- TONIGHT thru FRIDAY "CAT BALLOU" $6· 00 A SUIT eTHE PANTS are 100% cotton. Sanforized shrunk - rugged make in solid colors. Tan, forest green, dark green and grey. Waist sizes 29 to 50 and in your correct length. 1 Installation O#O##icers Held by Circle Work Uniforms Well known qualltleo. Not all olzeo In aU styles. Solid colors and prints. ReguJar sizes and extra sizes. WHILI THIY LAST FOR $,.00 Wo olso have oxtro, IXIro tid 9 (44) ond slg 10 {46) for 89c and 1ld II (41) and sJg 12 (50) lor $1.00. For These 2 Days- Save "'2.00 On Your Choice Of Any Of These Dresses •v, 7 BARGAINS AT .OUR WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET FOR WOMEN White In all size• from S to 8 and In the moat popular style. Elaolle leg brief• - cuff leg briefs sport panties (wide leg briefs) Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8 (36 to 42) In Our Ready To Woor Deportment For Thoso I nvu•a SHANMONT PANTIES On Any 10·95 to 16·50 Dress i I • • __........ - n •- n t- &L• ~:::••.,..,...: ..,. Another Solo Friday and Saturday of out Save $1.00 ... m"'r ·'' ~'~~~~=-=lllit=·= wuk~' ~ ~~..J;I;: wbeol:IJ!f· i-J• 'llilo lplted. It Ill- l!III!!P ·~ ·liOif. .... 'Briton to '"' ~; ~ mea !4' itliil!iil ,.-. -· ..... Will~· lilllir. �r 1-Dfl7 ~No Warnings liloalinol, .l'olthll:uy·JillQtllei'Cifl, 0., June ~4, 11106 Late Classifieds .~o-n 'Fourth' ,, • ._~Patrol Says East Side Area -~ u dd A"d I 0 I e H - UAUU L -~~:!~E~:~.~:]~.::F·:: Mob Damages D Ca I Unh 1• abl payo ' e.aI~ "de rai DiSC J0Ckeys Marlin Luther King Jr. ask(!CI The Negroes were routed the night to discuss plans for Negroes to 3hllll downtown from a school yard in H wild possible demonstrations today . Canton today in a "blackout" melee one woman desCribed " bore alld at Phlladelphla, Miss protest against the tear gas ''worse than Selma." The main group of marchers dispersal of z,ooo "freedom King and other leaders of the / was expected to strike out ' , · _ _ _ _ - -- - - - toward Jackson, 15_ mil.. away .,.,LOS • "nc•c i:l llli:laa uu,. I~Wflll!( J.&ie~c ,a;ord pi~H.~ ... ._ ll Hollywood stllrs Is schedull!d Currie Gr~l told • em. I i/Tr I 0 ' A k d Sh ~~r!!~-1/ooJ-I"..J,._ CA~i~~l~fUPl~- ~- m~~h~rs" b?s~te ~~~~=~arch ~~0!Jng OM letter to tath lqUIItr, lo For Sale ' form rour ordinary word&. 10 Fr. MARINE plywood boat, oars and cushions included. MoviiiJ, must sell. WY I · l9110. ; 21 6tc j tic: _ COLUMBUS !UP{) - No : N ' ' . IConllnul!d from P•,s• II I Claimed he s as ecure AN~&Us ~~~l:: I I :i:~~!~=::~~~~ =~a~:::.E ~ ''riouneed Thuradoy in the battle Without a degree, wasllrsi voled ers when they arrived in out "unbelievable payola'' " minimize tho tlealb loll on ONL.'I A R:EA" E>"TAIO: down, but later approved. 'If/ , Canton Thursday, and plckiiiJ dlsc jookeya and Jql'ln Ohio highways this Fourth of CAN $11/E "!HI$ 1<1>-Jc:::' Board Member John Fisher tf up local followers, walked I,OOJ dlreoton to 1et their record! -July w,.kend . OF moved that the salary S<hedute l strong to a Negro achOOigrolmu pil)'ed on the air. ·'· Highway Safely Diractor War· , be approved and the motion WASHINGTON, I UP() - &!n. to pitch their sleeping tent. -- Gran\ told lbat lk ren C. Nelson said personnel I to Yf.'UR was seconded by Stobart. Me- Thomas J s former office ' Eleven marchers earlier were bad testified the payola Was ill from the Highway DE'partment CLEVELAND (UP ) ~S res . Now arran- the eireltd !etten Cl' to k H'll nd Erv'n v6ted manager tesllf1ed today that a tbe form of food .. tn.h! .... Will ~., ... some ml'ies of and homes on the City s East !, .~ m c' I a I . . . arrested for trying to put ~p • ~· " ·~ system Side were •to rorm thebyeurpriae answer, as m opposition to the motion but I' h' h1gh-r.ankmg Dodd aide med told ,-.._ lent at the school. automobile paint Jobs, lht> mterstate highway· vt~m~:~o:,:::ed ear1Y today . •unnted the above cartoon. h t nd ti ·IDOile3 - to lend assistance to motorists- : as n~ar IY200 persons wen t 011 8 j[ to I 1m bo e _w•. s noh Coconce ti, t I Authorities had forb'idden "a d so ate many pros tutet il later changed their votes : w the Highway Patrol can con- : rock-tlrrowing ra~page ~bed . , ......... yes after II was explamed fur- l a Ul qUitlmg t e nnec cu them lo use the grounds and woul m your bead swim." : (.'fntrate 00 arresting traffic of- off by the woundmg of a ~egro 1 ther, and Prosecuting Attorney Democrat because ''I've got too wben the marchers began He said he became aware 41 " : ftbden. boy by an unidentifu~d motorist. ! (o\now~r• •·•~w) IBernard Fultz, present through- much on h1m. '' setting up the lent anyway lhe PJYOla between November, NtliiOII SJid the Patrol wJU is- : Special police deta•ls ..., ~.: rt' i 'Jualblu, ADAPT LMN LIMPID I'ONOI Iout tbe session, said emphati· , Michael . O'Hare told the troopers tossed canisters 0{ 1112 and June, 11MJ3, when b• sue , no warning tickets this , ordered into the cuy·s east sJde I Telter411111'' Aatwv, Jf'lw • - .Mo Aud une IUU. drinlt. fJ/' I eally, "There is no reason not I Senate Ethics Committee that tear gas into the crowd worked for two record compa· , ~ ,. . ltod to e e0 t or fghtina l .ufiNrHIIIJ,.....bto~n-SIPPJNG to adopt this schedule." the statement was made by[ nles. 1 ; year 11 contrast to Ute more ay pr v m e ~1 . Gerald Zeiller in mid·l!~5 after ''Without payola, I jullt than 2,a written last year. between white and boys I In other of the I the latter had left J $17,500 a eouldn't get OIJt recorda played / Tralfic accldants over the that Jed to the shOOIIIIJ of the board I year JOb with Dodd to work for and l finally aot feel up wltb it. 1965 took 37 I boy. !t!lffie weekend in ' c I kept aeem1 • . liVes In Obio and lnjurl!d 13110 , The boy, Stoven Griffin, 10, Tabled hiring a janitor at 1 &!n Norris H. otlon, R·N.H. my frleadl ~ personli, Nelson said. Estimates was in Mount Sinai Hospital I PurUund elementary school [ ''I expressed my amazement Gaules: GaiUpolil 12 .0 and getting fired - going from ont hi8 the ' today with a gunshlll wound on Tabled· • request by Ohio that fhe11 could Withdraw "' ' 1%2 running 2·s leet on rollero·' ' because reronl distributor "' anolber lor '"-• 1 t 33I ndyear 1300place r figures the tower abdominal region He Valley Bakmg Co to be award-~ grace u Y, " O'Ha re sa id 1 nd Pt· Pleasant 23 98· Pomeroy..-, couldn't aet their a a respecivey. I • r· d"t' ed a bread contract for the added he was · :-.umewlli:tt ' M' 2!151-'H·'ton'too· K recordsplayedwithoutpayola," 1 10 In coordlnatJon with these ef- was air con IOn. Cars driven by Ruth Maria [to both vehicles. No one was . r ' surpnsed" that Dodd tendered ason · • 10 · • :an- Grant said. forts, State Treasurer John D. ~fter the shootmg, Negro and Eshenour, 29, Pt. Pleasant, and injured. next sdwol yea , . ISeiller a " eat d arture" awha Falls 3.16: Charleston I ----- Herbert lt headinl a "Bells for white groups of youths threw j David E Culpepper 41 Eure- At 11·45 a m Thursday Jul- - Agreerl to bm pamt for I . I W ep 18.92. AU Kanawha River dams : rreedom, Bells for Safety" rocks cmd bricks at each other b Star fu .. collided' al 'a .lO a. ia K. Mitch.t>ll, · oro, Lang~vllle, Neighborhood Youth C<lrp work- m~~ D,K ~£i.l a f='~·u are on the sill. ANNOUNCE SING 1 : ('ampaian . and the rrowd gradually iod Rt 35 1 lh d . ers to US!:! m the Racme ele1 are n quo er as Boat MovQieot There wUI be ,.. bullll 1 • . h m. ay on . , wo-ten s was mvo 1ve m a one·t·ar acc1.. saymg ··1 don't have to worry 1 101:t"W1 1 Churcl'l, firehouse, school and s~elled and spread over t e 'of a mile north of Gallipolis. dent on Rt. 124 four-tenths of mentar~ ca eterut. . .. bou 's Dodd d . th Obio River - Lock 13, Steel sing June 26 at 2 p.m. at the b Ud . bel 111 · area ' Discussed the 1lrulSibJIIty a t en. omg any 1 EJp ......s down 1 a· m·•· Lock 14r Syra.cu.,e • Melhodl s1 Cbur cb , AP' public u 1111 Is Will toll at ·. . . It was one of three accidenta :a mile west of Rutlund The . . ,......... to me I've ot loo much '""' 00 Beckjord up 1.20 a.m.; A. J. pearmg will be the Brother. b p.m. Friday Saturday and Pohce said vandals set fire investigated by the Gallipolis I patrol s<ud Mrs. Mitchell ltlst •of the band bemg ~n the J~ly him''. g . Sunday and at 2 p.m . .EDT, loa su~rmarket and c~owded ; post. State Highway Patrol, in control of her car. The vehicle 14th parade ul Racme: With 30.. ld f Dodd Patton down 2'45 a.m.; Buck- bood Quartet or Vienna, W e year-o or~er . eye State up 4 a m.; Polly Va. the Builders Quartet oJ · ·'londay tu promote hlJhway ,around It, prevenlif18 firemen a 24-hour period endmg at went off the hlgbway and over- Bruce Cleland of the fire de~afety and celebrate the sign- from reaching the blaze It was 9 a m todav The other two lurned m a field landmg on partment ~ploye, whothe r~sJ:n~tn m Wog up 5:05 a. m; NJta Deane Ripley, and the church choir. mg of the Declaration of lflt:k- believed the store and Jls con- acrJde~ls we~~ m Meigs countv ,Jls wheels. She had an abrasion ~ Gave Valley .Bell the con- anuary, W!JS as b WI ess up ti a. m.; Lock 15, OVEC up Pastor Wenden Stutler lnvltea pen~ ':'ice. tents were a total loss , The patrol Cited Culpepper io on a fmger· No charge was tract to supply milk m the dJs- 1called to the stand Y . the 3:20 a. m.; Peggy ;:)owney up everyone to attend, T o\merican Legion's Ohio IGalhpohs munJclpal court on filed. There was heavy damage trlct for the lunch program committee eounsel Ben)amm R. 5 a m.; Lock lti, lodlana down , 3 mrn11:1ers in the Highway Pa- : !June 25 on charge of failure to u1e car. durmg the next school year. Fern. 5 a.m.; Little George down 6:· LVTIIERAN S'l1JDY trol Auxiliary wiii man desk.< as ' to Yield the nght of way, The other M"g' county a<ci- - Heard Mr. Deem report 30 a. m.; Lock 17, National up KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) dispatchers during the weekend Officers saJd thHt Culpepper dent occurred <Jt 6·35 a m. to- ' be had purchased a 1951 mod- ] . UNIT CALLED 10:35 p.m.; Onward up fa.m.; Tbt: Lutheran Church oa to free uniformed patrolmen for ! ( dnvmg north altern pled t~ day on Rt 33 four-tenths of 8 el panel truck ror $25 to be used I Middleport E-R squa~o City of St Louis up 5:25 a. m.; America (LeA) will beCil duty on the highways. S make a left t~rn m front of lhe mile north. of, Pomeroy ,There for such purposes as possible were summoned for Vtr· Lock 19, John J. Howe down immediately a study of tbt The Ohio Jaycees will serve ' southbound Eshenaur car was heavy damage to the car : catering of food In the lunch IJe Klem at 3' 12 p. m. ura- 18:15 a m.; Lock 20, Queen City advisability of admlttlq •• h•·h way rest areas to . F.xpans10n . of the Bookmob1le Therl:! was moderate damage· No . charge was I!led · •' program · day and she was. tranhported to down "·""' '·" a. m.• Harvey J or- men Into the cJergy. H to aee a t ....,. 1 help combat driver fatigue as i hbrary staff w111 take place - - ~ --· - - --. Ofhcers said that William J - Tabled payment of a bill Vet.era~s Mem~na1 osp1tal as dan down 7:~ a. m.; Lock 22, they did. durin& the Memorial I Julv 1. l..1brarian Vilma P1kko- ' Re1tm 1re 20 Pomeroy dnvmg. l f()r $79.25 submitted by H1gh 1a medical pahent. The squad VaUey V()yager up 5:30 1. m.; OUTDATED PRISONS j) kend · Sch 1 J ·t Jed p· k also responded to a call at Eger rrt 7 ro Loc• NDO'' av wee . Ja ·announeed today north appurently looked away oo am or iC e.'ls c 1 up : a. m.; • LO J, mPI) -The .,,. 1 1 45 1 Newly hwed pt'rsonnt'l are from 'the h1ghwuy to p1ck up an for labor cleanmg up the hJgh ll: p. m. Thursday for 23, Jllinols down 3:25 a. m.; ernment ThurBday bJamecl overCOMPLETES COURSE . Mrs Martha Jane W11liams Sy-· ~creler3tot· pedal Urat had school bu ilding durmg the past Mary Barnhart, Rulland, who Walter Williamson down 4:30 a. crowded and outdated priJoll 1 Army Pvt. Arnold E Pope, •ra('ust'. as partl1me bookmocomr luose. The car went off · two years followmg alumni was taken to Veterans.Memor- m.; Mt. State up 6;20 a.m.; for tbe 19Z jailbreaks atapd Whost' mother. Mrs. Geneva bile clerk, who w11l be assist- : the high way and struck a pow- banquets. A b11l was also sut.- tal Hospital and admltled, Greenup Locks1 HeleD R. up a throup June 11 tli.Ji year. 1er pole Wells, Jives on Rt. 1, Vinton, ant to Mrs rl·helma L)tle w the , mitted for damages to equip- 1: PR p.m.; Polly R. up 8:30p.m.; tompleted an administration circulalion departme-nt. Mrs · BY ADA L ~ A passenger, Claude o. Reit- ment in the men 's rest room M . CODE B & .E Ba.rbara Br~nt down t p. m.; NOW YOU KNOW uJurse at Fun Knox, Ky. June . Gladys l.~u1se Brewer, Port. . . 8 ACK m1re. 25, Pomeroy, had an at the l961i function. elgs ount~ Shenff Robe~t Ehsha Woods down 3 a.m.; Sus- fte werld'• troaptt ell'-' ~ During t~e e~ht-week course land, substitute equipment oper· : th Entymg ~ d ~lener roas_t a.t ' abrasion un his e<~r. There was ~ Transferred $2,000 from C. ~artenbach 11 .Department 1 ~ an Lane ~p 4:30 a m.; Meldahl rtDII are OUtte1 il ~ he was tramect m the prepara- ator. ass1stmg Hobert Pickeu. 1d e Jocal roa Side park Si:ltUI- .heavy damage to the ciJr and the general fund to Title III pro mg a breaking and enter- Locks, Mimi down 3·45 p, m.; Norw11y, wblcb ftllcllll ~ lion of military N!oords and bookmobile dnVt'I ·Clerk . and 1 ay une 11 were Mr. and Mrs. j mmor damage to the pole. for a sc1ence project 1118 of the Crossroads Cafe on RavenswQOd up 6:25 p. m.; J. (11.4) mDet per bour. lorms .. Instruction waa also Lawrence Franklin St1ll, mom- Rus~ll E Miller, Ronnlt' , Mike , Arrests by Lhe palro! mrlud- - Decided to follow the coun- R...ute 124 that occurred betwe:en 8. Lewis 'down 7:40 p. m; PoJ~Jven m fundamentals of the tenanct> and grounds and Tma of Columbus, Mr. and ed Robert E. Bowen 28 Porn- ty's recommendation to place 1 lind 6 a. m. today. Shenff ly K. down 10 p. m: Eastern SIGN PACT Army flliog system and in Mrs. Pikkoja sa1d lhal with ~rsr Clare:nct!. Searls a nd 1eroy, unsafe vehide,' c1,ted to Addison-Wesley math books in / Hartenbacb said the ~uildwg down 10;45 p m.; Boaz down SOFIA (UPI) -Australia...(·, lhe operation of office business tht' new staff the headquarters I er Y of Cheshire, Mr. and : Me1gs County Court, June 24, ; Grades 3 through 6. was entered by b~kmg out 10:50 p. m. BuJsaria bave llped ''lui 1 1 machines at East Main-st wi11 be open ~rs Bernard Cook, ~Y. Wtl· land August F Wr1ght, 25. Gal- ~ Employed Ralph Hender- 1 Wl~dow and opemns a door. G111Upolls Boats: Andrew P. term" trade agreement, offt. to the public tor referenct> and : ::sand Rhonda, of Middleport., Jipol1s, speedmg. cited to Gal- son and Donald Wolfe lo trans- Considerable lo~ses . were Calhoun down 12:05 a.. m.; In- data dlaeloeed '11lurlllly. De1 requesbl to be filled on the I Dorothy Roach, Tomm) · lipohs mumcipal court June 25. port children to and from pr~ reported the shertff said. ea up 12:40 a. m,; PhUhp Sporn tans of tbe pact wert Mt bookmobile accordmg to the / Bubby, Trudy and Randy of i -- ---- - 1school as budgeted through down 1.30 a. m.; Lucy J•ae disclosed. 11greement with local hbranes. Po~eroy, Mr and Mrs. Ezra I • federal funds. CAS~ CONTINUED Lucas down 3:10a.m.; E'De----: Ph1lhps and Walter Cook, local. I VISitor!l were Mr. and Mrs I Board President Stobart an- An act1oa by Geor1e and La- ana BosWorth down 3:50 a.m.; Pliny the Elder fllllOUI Ro1 Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of Clare~re ~earls and Terry of nounced at the conclusion uf v~Ja Carper, Bedford lu~n-~'L. w. Sweet down 5:30 a. m: man author, peri.lted ba 1he 1 lurnbu~ spent several days w1th Cheshire and ~r a~d Mrs. the session that he is caUing a sh1p,. to secu:e a temporarv Ill· Reliable down a a m.; Titan erupUoa of Mt. VesuvlUI whlcb her SISler and brolher-m-law, Bernard Cook and children ol special meeting Monda Jui junctiOn agamst Meigs County up ?:30 a. m.: Ned Merrick up destroyed Pompell IMr. and Mrs. Dale Warner and I Middleport. closiDJ of /9:30 a. m. 11 to accept any res~~atlon~ 1Comm1ssloners Jel!llie L. Goble, dec., to !children, John, James and new I William Cundiir, Jr. , has realso so that he might "step Bedford Twp, Road No. 3011 luawba River Boall: Loa- m; H. E. Bowlea tiowa 1:11 'John Heijl')! Goble, Cert. for ~ baby daughter, Dorothy. turned to McDill Air Force down as president." was continued from June '1.7 to don, Semet down 6:30 a, m.; p.m.; Alan R. Merrill· ~ 1 a. Trans., Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Denver L. Me- ~ase, Tampa, Fla., alter spend1 today by Meigs County Marmet, 0. F. ~rer up 2:50 m.: Helen z. down l:IO a.m.; Archie E. Lee, June P. Lee of Albany spent Thursday Mmg a dleaMve wWith l'hls Common Pleas Court Judge I, m.; Beaver up 2:55 a, m.: W. H. Shaver Jr., up f.:. t.m.; ':u:.m ~o Manon F. Reynolds Elnora ' s Wllh Mr. and Mrs. James s r. an rs •I ~am Cundiff, Joim c. Bacon. Wlalield, Jeflel'SOII up 6:46 P. Crias Jr. ' tlmsn 4:50 •· m' Sr · ·and children and other Reynold s , Ilk) acre' Syra- ' 1andd heal f 1n a s1lver mme 1ft the , Quick euse ' ' : an o the midnight sun today ' Mr. Bill Knapp and friend, relatives. sybu Ebersbach Comm Ireached II sourdoughs who for Miss Kathy Andrix, of Colum- Mr. Robert F. Slaclt of Mas;Peul Parker to Berth~ !13 hour.!l wer~ trapped by an bus were weekend guests of his sillon spent a weekend wlth OCie • ·• , underground fire h h' h M Ad ltt Parker parcels Sali~bury I . · mot er. Mrs Imogene K n a p p ts mot er, rs a Sluck, i- - - - - - - - - Albert a~ AMa 'rrank to First reports .from lhe j and brothers, Robert and Tom- and other relatives. He was ! By Mrs, Evelyu Brickle• v th K Ad Irescuers - at the 300-and 500- 1my accompanied home J.... hil l · ,.enne R. eesee, a M. . foot levels of the Nocash Mme . . Mrs. Maxme Chapman re'Keesee• 1·OS acm • Rutland · 1~ ~a1 d on 1y lh at "some of the I Mr. and Mrs Royal Thomas w1fe, ·d Pnscllla, d R h and children, h · ·Da- turned home after spending 0 ~ay &iJer • Mor)(l·rit 8alser 1men ~ue dea d and snme are spent a Monday and Tuesday VI an o yn. who ad v1s1ted l week with her sister' Mr and ' · Co . h f to Delbert A. Smltb, Ruth D. ahve ,. m lumbus .w1th their daugh- ere or a week. . Mrs Lloyd Dean and sons .Smitb, parcels, Sutton. Th r1 b k 1 1 n.• Iter and son-1n-law, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Terry Pterce of Cleveland. ; Harley Gilmore, Dorothy L. mine~s ;.,r~~ ele~~l ~ j Mrs. R.aymo.nd Miller and at- Vermilion ~pent the weekend Mrs. Gladys Violet Gil~~ Sybil Ebersbach, 79 j 4 P m. EDTJ Thursday while I ten~ed the Commencement ex- bere w1th hlf parents, Mr. and hurne after a three wevks 21 men were m the shaft The erc1es of their .granddaughter, Mrs Clinton P1erce and famtly. at Holzer Hospital in Gallipoills ·a~cre, Salisbury. . Sybil Ebf:rsbadl to Harley men were .able to '"Sea f ! Miss Sydney M1ller at Frank. Mr and Mrs. Albert Mumaw, trx.l one week with her sl.ster Gilmore, Dorothv L. Gilmore, Ithe mine but onewd·!: t~m, lin Heights High School. soo, Ray, and gtanddaughter, Mrs. DellZPI Geoglein ' .79 ar.rn, Salisbury and aooth~r was lerio~sly h::7 ! Mr. a~ Mrs. Joe WriJht ac- Mary. Ann Pugh, of M i n ~ o roy. ' 1 Rlehard H. Rtwllngs, der, kl 1compamed Mr. and Mrs Char- Junctmo, spent a Sunday w1th Mrs Carrie Bahr and daughHarrlet Barr Rawlings, Cert. ! 11es Hayes, Butch and Sue, of ~r. Mumaw's aunt, M1ss Fran- ter, Marearet, returned home for 'I'n01., Pomeroy. Mary Parker Die@ 1 Pomeroy to Marietta whm ku: Mumaw. FridaY alter several days vis1 J. H. Grote to E.•tll Johnson, F .d ,10 (' 0 I b 1they visited Mr. Wright' a broth- Mr. Cbarle• Duckworth and 11 with ·retativbi In Columbus. Rrva Johnson .fl acre, Salem. rJ ay • um U@. er, Martin Wright, who is Ill, granddaughter, Roherta Lewis Mr. and Mrs'. Dale Spencer of 60 Volksw•gen 2 Dr. _ $795 65 Ply. 2 DOor H.T. _ $2195 Roland C. Tern/, Eett' l'uw 1 Mary Parker, a former res1- j and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kush- of Rittman visited relatives Columbus were Motor just overhaull!d, ~oqd condition an, Guy L. Cowan to Ralston dent of .Pomer~. died today at ner hete and were accompanied guests here Monday of 10 throughout. Maroon wit bel&• Inter- I Satellite, V-II motor, ltd. lrau., ndlo, .D Hemsley, 4~ acre, l~ .. " 'rtd her re~ldence Columbus. . Mr and Mrs. Dan Shane and lhome by Mr. and Mrs. R1chard l sister, Mr 'and Mrs. wa:yne ior. Runs out &ood. Norma Phillips, dec , to E:l- , RSurvJv~ng are her husband, grandsons moved from the Wil- Roush who spent a few days Bnrkles. ' ' · •l•lw tiYes, deluxe wheel d!JcL turquo111 eanor Werry, Emrnalme Hend· . F ay~on ' and a daughte~, Mrs Jiam Francis house on Dusky there. Mrs. Effie Watson and with blaet Ylayl top, bllel; ·Ylnyllnl oa. rix. Cert. for Trans. SyraCIJSe. 1 red Wol~e, Du~lm, Oh10 Fu- Sl to the Florence Harden Mr. B1ll Hysell of Columbus Mr. add M.rs:. EvereU watson 62 Olds Dynemlc 88 _ $1495 1720,000 llllles.lltll lhll')l! noyd Jordan, Agnes .Jordan, 1n~~al service~ will be Monday 1Potts house on Worchester St. visited here with h1s mother, and famiJy attended a billrlb day 1 HoUday Sed. White over beige, bel(e Lelia V. Hysell to David M. a P m at the Pomeroy fi'ed- 1 Mrs. Vera Barrett and her Mrs. Oma Hysell and grand- celebr 11tion Sunday aL Ylnyl Interior, V-II fnglne, auto, Irons. Raynard, DorUI L. Raynard, ' era~ taChurfch The ~Y Willi' mother of Dayton visited Mary mnther, Mrs. May Cowie. home of !lei- · daughter Mrs power brokoa lnd steering, WIIIW tiYea. :JH Sc'1 10 · 1e m s I.e rom l untJI 1·30 p Sh • , . ti'Jli, 1m Rev Wilbur Pe . ·. · eets at the home ol her l!lis- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallo- Wilma Guinther of Che~ter in P • 63 Dodge ll'olere Wl[~iam Barton, Beulah Bar- 1. · h 0f th f rrml Will .be, tfrs, Maud Johnson and Josie way of Lore City were recent honor of her aon Jack's 20th 61 Comet 2 Dr. H. T. _ $595 ton to Alltn Prosser, Clara :.1 ~~~10 U eM~nrra : Bu~~~ ~ Pickens. weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. birthday Jack left Mon~y 1 8 cyl. eltiini, ltd. trau., white with red C.nvertlble ---~ $1495 1 ,~ ... F,. d nersv e I Mrs. John Koehler and child· E E. Hayman. l'r01ser, f. acres, Lebanon. his a1r base at Schnute Ill , vo:mea.cry. r1en s may call at B k d K M M ' · vinyl Interior, bucket aeaiJ, new white lhe ~":win Fu .1· ren, ec Y an enneth, of r, and rs Franklin Hend· Betty Combs of Xenia 1 hom sidewalls. Real buy for the acunomy V-II engine, outomallo trlno., power e untl [ Sugar Creek, spent several days rlx and dau&hter, Barbara, of Strouts and Mlldrl!d Withee· 1 P m. ~ond:~ra minded. brlkeo, Jl011'tr lletrlni. -rldlo, ~~of' DEVOTED TO wrER£81 Of I Wltb her pare~ts, M:r. and , P~lntsville, Ky., visited tx:re Pomeroy, Mils .Rosemary white ald8WIIIa, whMl ~lael, J11bt blu. IIEIGI MABON AREA Mrs. Fred Jenkms. j Wllh Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwlll· cinko and friend, Cbarleo Kel1 :. Veter1u Me111orlal Ho1pltal Recent VlsltorB of Mrs. Eve- ing over the weekend. so, Columbus and Manning Mar. 59 Ford Thunderbird _ '$1095 ..rtb whitt toil ait4 blue I>ID)'Ititterl6r, llcMN •· ow... • .-..1,.., , AdmlllktDI - Donna Bush, ..yn Moore and daua:hter, Cheryl Mrs. Howard NeJgler and Mr cinko Reedsvllle week CIMIMI T•-llt. ...I._ . . • • t ""'" • Sport Coupe. v-8, outo. power 47,000 mlleo. Cad1Jiae .trade-J_q: ·. 1 · p11 !tlil..., ....,. ·~ nc:~~pt Hartford; .Goldie Wh1te, Mld- were Mr. and Mn1 . Robert RoD. and Mrs. George Nelgler and end guests of Mr, and Mrs. brakes I< steering, rodlo, w •lw tins, ., ~~W"'~~.:,U:.11'!'111.~., dleporl: VtreJe Klem, Middle- inson of Summerlee, W. Va., children of ftacine spent a Sun- Robert Marcinko and family, wheel diBCI, flctory air. "'ll•ttfe IL, PoMen:~•. Oils.. ...... •u• port. 1'R andb' Mr. and Mrs, Gary Lee day with Mr. and Mrs . Titus Mrs . Zona Ta•'or lD- ,.,.... " ' " ' ' " 141111, .,..,. D ba . :1~ returned to ' ' OPIN IVININohiL • 11 1 ,....,.. "'" wm lsc rJet - Mrs. Robert· o 1nson and son, Er1c, o! Pickens, Maud Johnson, Mary her homt' at .New f\lartl•ovlllle, 1n:::':,: ,:_eo::_~ Bartoo tnd son, Ro!M! Goodwin, California. Sheets and Josie Pickens. After. w. Va, Ht'ter a few days eAS-15 .. SPECIALS hhJo Mary Arms, Matthew WoH. Weekend guests tf Mr. and noon callers were Mrs. Laura with her son Mr .. ..~ Mrs 56 Chev. 4 DOor Ill. . . ._. . . . . . . NPIIJIU&Uteo M E Phil ' • . 8U\1 • $195 ·DI.~ w f.<al.., rs. :rza lips aDd her Sayre or Dorcas and Mrs. Mar- Blain 'llaylor. V-8 motor, ltd. lrlno. :;:r,.•r:-~ ff•• Vld Ob ~EL8CTRoCUTED father, Walter Cook, were Mr. garet Cottrill, local. UJcy Kim returned ~.,.,..., " NAPOLEON, Ohio tUPl) - and Mrs. Russell E. MIUer and Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and from Marion after open'.llq ' 59 Dodge 4 DOor ' .=' ::! Bud Ott, 50, Napoleon, waa children of Columbus. Mr. Mill- son, Johnny, Shirley Priddy era! weeks with her datJ8(tter $29_ ~ 1 V-II motor, automaUc lrinL \ ' :;'~':.,,. ...::.:"....'~; electro<uted Thursday while re- er hao retired from the U. S. and Mrs. Ada Slack wm Bun- Mro. Thelma Cbase and family: • 1 '. ' ' !~141f .... ~ .~ Pliring an eJecbic water pump Navy alter 23 years service, day afternoon cuests of Mr. and I.:.::.:.:;..=:;:::::...:=::...:::.=~ WCI PINANCING ..,~-=:":. 11 the Napoleon creamery, and tbey have moved from Mrs. Harley E. Johnsoo and ployl!d In Co)umbuo, spent 60 R•mbler Am. 2 0,. _ $#95 .f ' •' where he wa1 employed as ltD- San Pedro, C&llf. lo CoJumbUII children of Wolf Pen. a weekend with tdl parentl, I cyl. enJlne. Auto. lrau. ' YIYNU2 Cljllllac•OW. .. " erll malale!llnco foremao. to mako their home. llhda~ Rccet (Collon) Sa)'l'o, 111> Mr. and Broolra SaJre. 11,\',W~:V , to In Cleveland l I n4P I [) = Dml. ~egro PEO~F~NCE. I I l r....,A r I I ....,,men D~.d ) ~:~ctlvlty i Three Acci'dents Reported R" N tver ews - 1 By Patroli·n 24-Hour Span - f I 1 rb h Li rary Staff Expan ded , ' I ,I .Qally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o , .rune 24, 1966- 3 I Notterbart Saves One for Pappas ' ' ' "l SportS Summary 1•0 Bri"e£ On Road for Bruin Contest I 'I Rescue Tearns, ?o· a~d Reach Miners r:cr:eA,te~~~onb~t~t~gl m~~~ V~y pare~ts. 1 Tuppers Plai"ns S • fy New '* ' =:::=:-===="""""""-- Pre • July ~th Value Parade! u' Vacation Value-Rated :t BUYS Try US for A BeHer Buyl I Line scores 1 THE DAilY SENTINEL I 1 183 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC I (Only games scheduled ) COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ledv Higgens of Columbus are vaSil· Friday's Probable Pitchers Cleve 013 010 %\~ 8 14 l Ohio, owned by James ElliS or I 1ng their grandparenL•. Mr. LAS VEGAS (UP!)- Johnny Baltimore at California Boston 010 003 002- 6 it 0 DeGraff, won her th1rd victory and Mrs. Wheeler Drake. I Brooks, 147o/4, Henderson, night _ McNally (6-2) vs. Tiant, Bell (6), Radatz (7), of the year Thursday night for [ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaze Nev, outpointed Frank Wright 11-1). and Azcue; Stange, . Mc~~ahl)n a new lifetime record of %:03 and fam1ly of Colu~bus spent Dings, 147, Los Angeles 00) : Mmnesota at Detroit 2, twi - (5).' B~andon (6), St1gman 17> ,135 in the featured $1,500 pace Friday .with his s1ster and 1night _ Grant 15-9) and Kaat Osmsk1 ~8), Morehead (9) ~nd at Scioto Downs. br~ther-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. lllteroatlooal League Standlogs •1 (8-S) vs. Wickersham (4..0) and Ryan, Tillman (9). WP-T1ant l Driven by Marc Ferguson, the Wilham Radford U ited Press lnienational Agu 1rre (2-3) . 1(5-3) LP-Stange (1·3) HRs- : 4-year-old mare came from be- Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer 8'J 0 Kansas City at Cleveland Whitfield _{1lth), Colavito I hind to nip Galion's Goldie by I have returned home afler a v.Is- Team W L Pet GR 4 night\ _ Krause (3·3) vs Kra- (11th), Landts (3rd), Salmon I a nose and returned $9,00, $4: 20 it in Tucuma Park, ~d . w1~ Coumbus . 36 24 .600 lick (2·3). 15th), and $2 60. Galion's Goldie paid 1 Mr. and Mrs. Steve H1ll. Their Rochesler . 34 31 .523 4\1 Chicago at New York (night) I $3.20 and $240 Miss Media paid · son Jeff. remained m Tucuma , Jacksonville 31 30 .&18 5lh - Lamabe (4·3) vs. Bouton · Delroit 300 Oil.! 100- 6 II ' $2.60 to show . Park and will spend tile sum· Buffalo . . . 31 30 .5118 51\ BY (}-3). Wasll 000 000 001~ 1 54 mer with h1s s1ster, Mrs. Hill. Toledo .. .. .. 31 31 .500 6 LEVI--Washington at Boston (night) Wilson, Sherry (8), mWIN TAKES LEAD Mr. and Mrs Donald Glaze Toronlo 19 32 .475 7lh ~ R1chert f8·6J vs. Sant1ago Freehan: McCormick, Cox · STANfORD Cali( (UP I) - and daughters, Kathy and Sue, Richmond ... 30 34 .469 8 (5-4 1. IHumphreys 17). K_lme (9) and Hale Irwin or' the Universily of and granddaughler, Heidi, of i Syracuse - '/J 27 .422 II Saturday'~ Games . Casanova. WP-Wtlson (6-6). Colorado, the man hardly any Cleveland, v1s1ted w1th Mr. Thursday's Results 1Baltimore at Caltforma, mght I LP- McCorm1ck (4·7). HR one paid any attention to, shot and Mrs W1lham Radford Sun- B ff T ledo 1 6 5 Mmnesot.a at Detroit an even par 71 on Sla11ford l day Rebecca and Ma r~, Lou T:ro~~ ~lumbus 0 1Howurd (9th). 3 I Kan C1ty at Cleveland, twilight University's windswept course Radford accompamed them R h 4 Rich. 3 lst 7 innings Chicago at New York Only games scheduled 'Mlursday to take the second home and will spend the ~hester 2 Riehm~ o 2nd IPOMEROY Washmgton. <1:t Boston round lead m the NCAA golf vi~itmg m Cleveland. . Syracuse 6 Jacksonville ' 3 Natwnal League National League championships wi01 a 36 hole Mrs Hugh Bearhs spent Fl'l· ~.~~,;;;;;._;,.~~~~-----: Team W L Pet GB San Fran 300 010 011- 6 1% total of 141 cloy •llernoon with Mr_ and San Fran 44 25 .638 I Chicago 010 20l ooo- 4 3 The team title decided after IMrs. Pat Wood and Children. Los Angeles 38 26 .576 4% I Sadecki, Prlddv 14), _;,~~:;:.,;::;;:;;;;·;;;:::;;;;:;;_;:;.;;.:~~.;.:iOiiiii 11 Pittsburgh 37 28 .56ll ~ 1 t7) and Halier; · Ellsworth. 1 Houston 36 32 529 7% , (9), and Hundley. WP-McDan[ Philadelphia a& 32 .529 7¥. let 15-3). LP-Ensworth 1a-to> ft.I.OU~~ 1l 1St LouiS 13 33 .500 9'> IIR.!i-Mays (16th). Boccahella I Cincmnati .. 32 34 .485 10\1 (4th), Williams (lith), VIrgil I Allanta 31 39 412 13'> list). New York .. 26 37 .413 15 ~I ~ Ch1cago 2t1 16 .:rtl8 2.2 Pills 010 010 100- 3 10 I ' Thursday's Results I Cll!ci 010 130 oox- 5 8 0 I San Francisco 6 Chicago 4 I cardwel1 Sisk (7) 8 nd • Cmcmnai1 5 Pittsburgh 3, night [ Pagllaroni:' Pappas, Nottebart[ St. Louis 2 Houston 1, mght . (8l and Edwards. WP~Pappas .' With Ono Of ThHt Blolltnar Better Buyol rOnly ga'"es scheduled I (&-5). LP-Cardwell (3-5) HRs ! Friday'• Probable Plkben 1- Pagan (lsi), Pappas (lsi], ' Philadelphia [ Pinson 16th). Pittsburgh at • Inight) - Veale (7·5) vs. Bun- , __ 1St Loois Coupe. Economical Corvai~ Monza .model. Beautiful ning (8-3) 000 010 OJ~ 2 8 I mahogony color with matchmg mtenor. New York at Chicago-Friend &uston 000 1110 000- 1 4 0 IO.OJ vs. Holtzman (3-6). Gibson (11-6) and McCarver; • Los Angeles at Atlanta 1 GlusU Raymond (6) and BlScayne 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl . Std Trans. 1 (nig~t) - Osteen (8-5) vs. Ba~an. LP-Giusti 1~). Clorunger (7·7), V8 2 dr. Dltona 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 9,348 easy milSan Francisco at CincinnaU ea.. Four speed stick shift Beautiful all. vmyl blue Only games scheduled. tnight) - Bolin (1-4) vs.· Elllo bucket seats. This car is so nearly new 1t looks llke 2 Door Sedan 6 cyl Std Trans 13-lt). It ahould he In the showroom. St. Louis at Houston (night) • I -(3-2).Washburn (4-3) vs. Dierker • • 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans . I Saturday's Gamet Buick 4 dr. Sedan. This car wa11 traded f.rom ?"f' of Pitts. at Philadelphi11, night our satisfied Buick owners on another JUSt hke 1.t. • • New York at Chicago It has power steering, power brakes and automatic Custom Royal 4 Door V8 Auto. Trans Power Los Ang. at Atlanta, cloy-night shift Its superb condition reflect the excellent care ing. Radio and Heater San Fran. at Cincinnati, night it h" had. Sl Louis at Houaton, alght I I I 1 Don't Be MiJiead By Carload Prices and F1ncy Off Name Brands! WITH THESE FREEZERS: (I) G.E. First Quality. 2) G.E. Nationwide Guarantee. (3) G.E. CHEST FREEZERS • I • --- - $]92. - $258. • $286. - $308. 'f fl(5 ft A'r9f&IIJ! I ' .. I 000 I I FOR LOW COST UPRIGHT FREEZERS e12 Cu. Ft. - - Other Sizes Slightly Higher H&R FIRESTONE (DEALER STORE) N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 64 Studebaker I I ::":.'11"'~ •== -:=:.: "';" :;.:::=--.=r•=,. ...... .. ...- '' ' •' 63 Buick MOTOR ,SAtES - • • We'll )Ump through hoops to EARN Insurance with rour .... oitJ( - SMITH'S ·F-iAT In ..... S.,.<b .............. · omy. U!Wbody ~nstrvctlon. F-'1 worrunty and eGI'f . ,.,...... --..o ll!t hot ....., clollor bvy ·' . ""Iii .wA t.r. fry out a 6000. S..lot ~rlelf. --- - 1958 OLDSMOBILE - • Station Wagon . -. - $1,495 • Station Wagon. V8 Standard Shift. Original blue fin· lab with black top. Red vinyl Interior. This car is a opolleos well carl!d for Buick Trade-ln. iTYUNO, MOU HI, lo lho ,.,.. Fiat 600 D, · •Ofl. Po,~,~Jar of oiJ mocltla modt bJ' fomo111 flol 1962 FORD 1959 RAMBLER Catalina 2 dr. lllrd Top. II has four practically new Ures. Almost like the d1y it was sold. It has power tteering, power brakes Jbd standard transmission, ~ 1962 CHEVROLET 1959 DODGE 64 Pontiac Karr & Van Zandt · • - -$1,495 64 LeSabre 0:: '• TRANSPORTATIONI .:;, i I I - 63 Chevrolet 11 •. NEW YORK 1 ir•:J:r tllabalL--. IIIIlli ....................--. BeHar Service, e 15Cu. Ft. e11Cu. Ft. e 20. Cu Ft. e 25Cu. Ft. IL.------.. I ..=:::. --- 1: 1 f R kSprmgs • ' N Sotiety otes R~cintc:b, 1 Property Transfers 1:nn~~ nn;l~~ Racine Goes Society NoleS Meigs ° I ' I bull I Mrb Syraruse :f CINCINNATI (UP!) _ one pressive 1n spriiiJ !raining and Cool, he ha• given Cincinnati Pinson aocked ooe In~ Reds was surprised when he was stiU the bullpen strength which ~rame with a man ar or I madP- last winter is paying off arou:ld after the cut, but he,ia& coqld h~ve won the pennant for Jll8urance . well 1 been money In the bank fol'"the the team last year. Pappaa allowl!d nine hits, 'J'I'•P H.Pds reached down to I Reds. . PlttsbU:gb ,got ,0~~._!o _ ~- ~~ ~ fanned nine, ~s ~e_p._ h1s _sixth ' Oklahoma C1ty m the Cint1nnaU's ~3 viCtOry 1nurs- .&elN '·11 •nc: ,.,.,._.,..,. ..... ,.~ ........ win against five dereats. · 1 )u•~ league draft last season cloy night over Pittsburgh to ex. double by Do~~ Clendenon and got Ured," lie said. "The heat plucked Jrom the roster a teJid the Reds winning streak to Jim Pagllarom s SIIIJie, but the was bad enough, but besides year-old pitcher who had six games is a case in point. Reds got the ron back ~ th~ir that there wasn't 3 bit of a written off by the Houston As- Milt Pappas, worn out by the bell on Gordie Coleman s SID- breeu." i trus beat, tired after seven innlnga B)e, a walk 1o Deron Johnson wee , i knew Iiiey were gambling and Nottebart waa called on. He and a single by ~ohnny Ed· i - : ~·· w~o ~t;."a b~ •va, I ..,.e..r to a 50-mile Ion me " says Don Notlebart. allowed one hit the rest of the wardo. ' ol " ea, n lth San Wb - but borlmntot, 1 1''1 did~'t kid myself. I knew way. Coleman's double and an er- three." gam~_ser:.: the perpeDdicular!" ' that with all the pitching talent The righthander waa thinking ror by Jose Pagan on Tommy Franc~, ,.;nch es Ithe Reds have I would really aOOut quitting baseball when Helms' grounder sen~~ Reds Je~~ue. Yr tr!~:g ·the Giants have to show sometillng to win the Astros sent him down, but mb· lronpI Z.l 1nedlhe_fou th by eend Sammy Ellis nGHT RESULTS 1I 11 m e . · b ,, b1s wife changed h111 mmd. She ut agan ' By VD.ited Press Iatema&Jonlll WHOPPER _ Raymond Fields, New Jtaven, diSpl•ys 1a JO , im- told him he could always uit, with 8 homer. (3-11) againot B~b Bohn t!-4). 1 big smile and a big, 6l>2 lb. largemouth bass taken at Ww· 1 Re w sn t particular Y but ought to give It one ~re Pappas belted his first homer Helms, who remJured I leg m NEW YORK (UPI) - 03Car e1 Lake of Hidden Lakes, Minersville. June 18. T1me of the try Iince 198! in the fifth inning off [ running out a grounder in the Bonavena, 203, ArgenUna, outstrike was 7 p.m. ,;It just goes to show," he loser Don Cardwell and Vada sixth, may miss the game. poloted George Chuvalo, 2~5, sald "that a guy should never Toronto 110); Buster Mathis, ville on June 5 The local team m the HVL defeated Athens lose' his head. You gotta Jearn m. Grand Rapids, Mich., to adjust." slapped Everrett Copeland, 221, and Jacksonville in games Nottebart, who was a starter BONAVENA TRIUMPHS th first two rounds of lhe four Brooklyn, N. Y. (2). with Milwaukee and Houston, RK (UP!) Trl dae• tournament, went to de-- '1' d h 1l ! J t N E8W Y O -um·, RALSTO '' fAVOREll ·1 doeon mm e re~e roe I phant 0s car Bonavena of Ar• fending , all . champion Houston , . · It TOKYO IUPli - Rokuro Ish1 Teamed with lefty Billy Me- [ gentina clamored today I or was the Cougars' mnth v1ctory iyama, 12M7, Japan, knocked WIMRLEIXIN - Ral· Top BY UnIt~ ~ - - - lights w•'th heavyweight cham· In the last eleveo years. out Chung Hwan Chang, 124, ranking AmericanI UP!) Dennis .:u Prt!SI !lllei'IIBiional . ston of Ba kersfle ld , ca1-1 American Leaguep GB • pion Cassius Clay and Floyd [ Korea (10). Racine In second place m I , was I ht" the Hockmg Valley Baseball a heavy favonle lnday agam,t Team W L ct Patterson "on the same Dig ()t 40 23 ·635 2 ~ League, will travel to Buchtel I France's P1erre Darmon m Baltn~ore although he may have to set· PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) 40 23 ·635 2lh 1By United Pres• lntenatlonal I Ue for a return with canada's to play the arums team th 1s fourth round men's smgles ac- : Detroit d Irish Beau Jaynes, 125, LoweiJ, Sund I2 liOn ol the Wmbledon lawn Cleveian ' ' 40 24 624 3 Amerkan League George Chuvalo. Mass., outpointed Irish Jacky Th:Y w1th a 2-1, tennis champmnsh1ps 1California -· · 37 31 ·544 8 Bait 020 000 012- 5 1 11 Tbe 23-year-old Bonavena Burke, 124, St. John. N B. (10). record will play at home the The sJxth · seeded Ralslun, 1~hlcago t · · · 31 34 .47? 12 lh New York 000 100 Olo- 2 10 1' used his left hook like a buzz Su da School attendance for 34 '46913 followl~g two Sunday after- I who downed South i\fnca' s l mneso 8 30 Palmer, Fisher (9) and I saw to chop down the ':8-year- 1Jun: was 86, offering was ANGELES noons, Wl'th CUtler on July 3, KeJth Diepraam 6-2 4-fi 61 '1 New York · · 27 36 .4 2915 lf.l Etchebarren· Downing ltamos old Chuvalo for a maJonty 10 · .,, LOS · · · · ' W h nglun 28 40 .41.% 17 · ' I d d 1 · at Madison 1..,..88 · Eddie Machen, 191. Berkeley, and Murray City on July 10 Ra- 16-J, Thursday 'o\oas the only 1 Kas J C t 27 39 409 17 (8) and Howard WP - Palmer roun ec s~on 'l'h sd mght Mrs. William Radford and Calif outpomted Joey Orbil1o 1 Y 23 44 '343 21 lh (8-3) LP~Downing (6-5) HRs 1 Squ~re : cine's single setback was at [' U S player scheduled for stn-~ 8 antsas e~t 1 ur t a~ a shol l daughte-rs, Rebecca and Mary 1 ~' Wilmington Calif (tO): the hands of unbeaten Nelson- gles play today o~ on Thur~day's Res~lts '~B. Robinson 12) (14th & 15th), l butCeiw rt"~l le r~:r~ance. /Lou, and Mrs Robert Burdette Boo~ Kirkman i97, Seattle: . ---- - - - - - --- - - - Pep1tone (12th) Etchebarren at ay o s pe · ·to · Cleveland last ' Cleveland 8 Boston 6 (Bth) Mantle (,7th) Bowens 1 were VISI rs 10 Wash., stopped AI Carter, 190, Baltimore 5 New York 2 • I week. Los Angeles (1). 12 ndl,' Detroit at Washington, night SCim'O RESULTS Misses Pamela and An It a i gamble the Cincinnati Sal" & Service 1 Milo Allave 'nio Sllvor Brldte In :K.anauta, 0. I ·--· MULLEN 2 .............. . 65 G.T. English Ford $1,395 2 Dr. Sedan. ED.ra clean ooe owner car. Spotless aU while finish with black vinyl bucket aeall. this Is the beslln the Cortina G.T. Modol. Very eood tim. 4 lpeed lllet Bhlft. 60 Buick • • • • • $795 Li!Sabre 4 dr. Sl!dan. You'll have to aee thlo ear to appreCiate Ill all white IJIIl'kllul flnlab. It hu power RMI'IIlllnd automatic shift. BLAETTNARS POMUOY, o. 1957 BUICK - - 1956 FORD - - 1954 International 1957 DODGE • 4 Door Sedan VB Auto Trans. R&H. P.S. 4 Door Sedan. • 2Door H.T. V8 - Auto. Trans. 1\ Ton Pickup 1954 BUICK 2 Door Hard Top. • - • • "'"t '.• �r 1-Dfl7 ~No Warnings liloalinol, .l'olthll:uy·JillQtllei'Cifl, 0., June ~4, 11106 Late Classifieds .~o-n 'Fourth' ,, • ._~Patrol Says East Side Area -~ u dd A"d I 0 I e H - UAUU L -~~:!~E~:~.~:]~.::F·:: Mob Damages D Ca I Unh 1• abl payo ' e.aI~ "de rai DiSC J0Ckeys Marlin Luther King Jr. ask(!CI The Negroes were routed the night to discuss plans for Negroes to 3hllll downtown from a school yard in H wild possible demonstrations today . Canton today in a "blackout" melee one woman desCribed " bore alld at Phlladelphla, Miss protest against the tear gas ''worse than Selma." The main group of marchers dispersal of z,ooo "freedom King and other leaders of the / was expected to strike out ' , · _ _ _ _ - -- - - - toward Jackson, 15_ mil.. away .,.,LOS • "nc•c i:l llli:laa uu,. I~Wflll!( J.&ie~c ,a;ord pi~H.~ ... ._ ll Hollywood stllrs Is schedull!d Currie Gr~l told • em. I i/Tr I 0 ' A k d Sh ~~r!!~-1/ooJ-I"..J,._ CA~i~~l~fUPl~- ~- m~~h~rs" b?s~te ~~~~=~arch ~~0!Jng OM letter to tath lqUIItr, lo For Sale ' form rour ordinary word&. 10 Fr. MARINE plywood boat, oars and cushions included. MoviiiJ, must sell. WY I · l9110. ; 21 6tc j tic: _ COLUMBUS !UP{) - No : N ' ' . IConllnul!d from P•,s• II I Claimed he s as ecure AN~&Us ~~~l:: I I :i:~~!~=::~~~~ =~a~:::.E ~ ''riouneed Thuradoy in the battle Without a degree, wasllrsi voled ers when they arrived in out "unbelievable payola'' " minimize tho tlealb loll on ONL.'I A R:EA" E>"TAIO: down, but later approved. 'If/ , Canton Thursday, and plckiiiJ dlsc jookeya and Jql'ln Ohio highways this Fourth of CAN $11/E "!HI$ 1<1>-Jc:::' Board Member John Fisher tf up local followers, walked I,OOJ dlreoton to 1et their record! -July w,.kend . OF moved that the salary S<hedute l strong to a Negro achOOigrolmu pil)'ed on the air. ·'· Highway Safely Diractor War· , be approved and the motion WASHINGTON, I UP() - &!n. to pitch their sleeping tent. -- Gran\ told lbat lk ren C. Nelson said personnel I to Yf.'UR was seconded by Stobart. Me- Thomas J s former office ' Eleven marchers earlier were bad testified the payola Was ill from the Highway DE'partment CLEVELAND (UP ) ~S res . Now arran- the eireltd !etten Cl' to k H'll nd Erv'n v6ted manager tesllf1ed today that a tbe form of food .. tn.h! .... Will ~., ... some ml'ies of and homes on the City s East !, .~ m c' I a I . . . arrested for trying to put ~p • ~· " ·~ system Side were •to rorm thebyeurpriae answer, as m opposition to the motion but I' h' h1gh-r.ankmg Dodd aide med told ,-.._ lent at the school. automobile paint Jobs, lht> mterstate highway· vt~m~:~o:,:::ed ear1Y today . •unnted the above cartoon. h t nd ti ·IDOile3 - to lend assistance to motorists- : as n~ar IY200 persons wen t 011 8 j[ to I 1m bo e _w•. s noh Coconce ti, t I Authorities had forb'idden "a d so ate many pros tutet il later changed their votes : w the Highway Patrol can con- : rock-tlrrowing ra~page ~bed . , ......... yes after II was explamed fur- l a Ul qUitlmg t e nnec cu them lo use the grounds and woul m your bead swim." : (.'fntrate 00 arresting traffic of- off by the woundmg of a ~egro 1 ther, and Prosecuting Attorney Democrat because ''I've got too wben the marchers began He said he became aware 41 " : ftbden. boy by an unidentifu~d motorist. ! (o\now~r• •·•~w) IBernard Fultz, present through- much on h1m. '' setting up the lent anyway lhe PJYOla between November, NtliiOII SJid the Patrol wJU is- : Special police deta•ls ..., ~.: rt' i 'Jualblu, ADAPT LMN LIMPID I'ONOI Iout tbe session, said emphati· , Michael . O'Hare told the troopers tossed canisters 0{ 1112 and June, 11MJ3, when b• sue , no warning tickets this , ordered into the cuy·s east sJde I Telter411111'' Aatwv, Jf'lw • - .Mo Aud une IUU. drinlt. fJ/' I eally, "There is no reason not I Senate Ethics Committee that tear gas into the crowd worked for two record compa· , ~ ,. . ltod to e e0 t or fghtina l .ufiNrHIIIJ,.....bto~n-SIPPJNG to adopt this schedule." the statement was made by[ nles. 1 ; year 11 contrast to Ute more ay pr v m e ~1 . Gerald Zeiller in mid·l!~5 after ''Without payola, I jullt than 2,a written last year. between white and boys I In other of the I the latter had left J $17,500 a eouldn't get OIJt recorda played / Tralfic accldants over the that Jed to the shOOIIIIJ of the board I year JOb with Dodd to work for and l finally aot feel up wltb it. 1965 took 37 I boy. !t!lffie weekend in ' c I kept aeem1 • . liVes In Obio and lnjurl!d 13110 , The boy, Stoven Griffin, 10, Tabled hiring a janitor at 1 &!n Norris H. otlon, R·N.H. my frleadl ~ personli, Nelson said. Estimates was in Mount Sinai Hospital I PurUund elementary school [ ''I expressed my amazement Gaules: GaiUpolil 12 .0 and getting fired - going from ont hi8 the ' today with a gunshlll wound on Tabled· • request by Ohio that fhe11 could Withdraw "' ' 1%2 running 2·s leet on rollero·' ' because reronl distributor "' anolber lor '"-• 1 t 33I ndyear 1300place r figures the tower abdominal region He Valley Bakmg Co to be award-~ grace u Y, " O'Ha re sa id 1 nd Pt· Pleasant 23 98· Pomeroy..-, couldn't aet their a a respecivey. I • r· d"t' ed a bread contract for the added he was · :-.umewlli:tt ' M' 2!151-'H·'ton'too· K recordsplayedwithoutpayola," 1 10 In coordlnatJon with these ef- was air con IOn. Cars driven by Ruth Maria [to both vehicles. No one was . r ' surpnsed" that Dodd tendered ason · • 10 · • :an- Grant said. forts, State Treasurer John D. ~fter the shootmg, Negro and Eshenour, 29, Pt. Pleasant, and injured. next sdwol yea , . ISeiller a " eat d arture" awha Falls 3.16: Charleston I ----- Herbert lt headinl a "Bells for white groups of youths threw j David E Culpepper 41 Eure- At 11·45 a m Thursday Jul- - Agreerl to bm pamt for I . I W ep 18.92. AU Kanawha River dams : rreedom, Bells for Safety" rocks cmd bricks at each other b Star fu .. collided' al 'a .lO a. ia K. Mitch.t>ll, · oro, Lang~vllle, Neighborhood Youth C<lrp work- m~~ D,K ~£i.l a f='~·u are on the sill. ANNOUNCE SING 1 : ('ampaian . and the rrowd gradually iod Rt 35 1 lh d . ers to US!:! m the Racme ele1 are n quo er as Boat MovQieot There wUI be ,.. bullll 1 • . h m. ay on . , wo-ten s was mvo 1ve m a one·t·ar acc1.. saymg ··1 don't have to worry 1 101:t"W1 1 Churcl'l, firehouse, school and s~elled and spread over t e 'of a mile north of Gallipolis. dent on Rt. 124 four-tenths of mentar~ ca eterut. . .. bou 's Dodd d . th Obio River - Lock 13, Steel sing June 26 at 2 p.m. at the b Ud . bel 111 · area ' Discussed the 1lrulSibJIIty a t en. omg any 1 EJp ......s down 1 a· m·•· Lock 14r Syra.cu.,e • Melhodl s1 Cbur cb , AP' public u 1111 Is Will toll at ·. . . It was one of three accidenta :a mile west of Rutlund The . . ,......... to me I've ot loo much '""' 00 Beckjord up 1.20 a.m.; A. J. pearmg will be the Brother. b p.m. Friday Saturday and Pohce said vandals set fire investigated by the Gallipolis I patrol s<ud Mrs. Mitchell ltlst •of the band bemg ~n the J~ly him''. g . Sunday and at 2 p.m . .EDT, loa su~rmarket and c~owded ; post. State Highway Patrol, in control of her car. The vehicle 14th parade ul Racme: With 30.. ld f Dodd Patton down 2'45 a.m.; Buck- bood Quartet or Vienna, W e year-o or~er . eye State up 4 a m.; Polly Va. the Builders Quartet oJ · ·'londay tu promote hlJhway ,around It, prevenlif18 firemen a 24-hour period endmg at went off the hlgbway and over- Bruce Cleland of the fire de~afety and celebrate the sign- from reaching the blaze It was 9 a m todav The other two lurned m a field landmg on partment ~ploye, whothe r~sJ:n~tn m Wog up 5:05 a. m; NJta Deane Ripley, and the church choir. mg of the Declaration of lflt:k- believed the store and Jls con- acrJde~ls we~~ m Meigs countv ,Jls wheels. She had an abrasion ~ Gave Valley .Bell the con- anuary, W!JS as b WI ess up ti a. m.; Lock 15, OVEC up Pastor Wenden Stutler lnvltea pen~ ':'ice. tents were a total loss , The patrol Cited Culpepper io on a fmger· No charge was tract to supply milk m the dJs- 1called to the stand Y . the 3:20 a. m.; Peggy ;:)owney up everyone to attend, T o\merican Legion's Ohio IGalhpohs munJclpal court on filed. There was heavy damage trlct for the lunch program committee eounsel Ben)amm R. 5 a m.; Lock lti, lodlana down , 3 mrn11:1ers in the Highway Pa- : !June 25 on charge of failure to u1e car. durmg the next school year. Fern. 5 a.m.; Little George down 6:· LVTIIERAN S'l1JDY trol Auxiliary wiii man desk.< as ' to Yield the nght of way, The other M"g' county a<ci- - Heard Mr. Deem report 30 a. m.; Lock 17, National up KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) dispatchers during the weekend Officers saJd thHt Culpepper dent occurred <Jt 6·35 a m. to- ' be had purchased a 1951 mod- ] . UNIT CALLED 10:35 p.m.; Onward up fa.m.; Tbt: Lutheran Church oa to free uniformed patrolmen for ! ( dnvmg north altern pled t~ day on Rt 33 four-tenths of 8 el panel truck ror $25 to be used I Middleport E-R squa~o City of St Louis up 5:25 a. m.; America (LeA) will beCil duty on the highways. S make a left t~rn m front of lhe mile north. of, Pomeroy ,There for such purposes as possible were summoned for Vtr· Lock 19, John J. Howe down immediately a study of tbt The Ohio Jaycees will serve ' southbound Eshenaur car was heavy damage to the car : catering of food In the lunch IJe Klem at 3' 12 p. m. ura- 18:15 a m.; Lock 20, Queen City advisability of admlttlq •• h•·h way rest areas to . F.xpans10n . of the Bookmob1le Therl:! was moderate damage· No . charge was I!led · •' program · day and she was. tranhported to down "·""' '·" a. m.• Harvey J or- men Into the cJergy. H to aee a t ....,. 1 help combat driver fatigue as i hbrary staff w111 take place - - ~ --· - - --. Ofhcers said that William J - Tabled payment of a bill Vet.era~s Mem~na1 osp1tal as dan down 7:~ a. m.; Lock 22, they did. durin& the Memorial I Julv 1. l..1brarian Vilma P1kko- ' Re1tm 1re 20 Pomeroy dnvmg. l f()r $79.25 submitted by H1gh 1a medical pahent. The squad VaUey V()yager up 5:30 1. m.; OUTDATED PRISONS j) kend · Sch 1 J ·t Jed p· k also responded to a call at Eger rrt 7 ro Loc• NDO'' av wee . Ja ·announeed today north appurently looked away oo am or iC e.'ls c 1 up : a. m.; • LO J, mPI) -The .,,. 1 1 45 1 Newly hwed pt'rsonnt'l are from 'the h1ghwuy to p1ck up an for labor cleanmg up the hJgh ll: p. m. Thursday for 23, Jllinols down 3:25 a. m.; ernment ThurBday bJamecl overCOMPLETES COURSE . Mrs Martha Jane W11liams Sy-· ~creler3tot· pedal Urat had school bu ilding durmg the past Mary Barnhart, Rulland, who Walter Williamson down 4:30 a. crowded and outdated priJoll 1 Army Pvt. Arnold E Pope, •ra('ust'. as partl1me bookmocomr luose. The car went off · two years followmg alumni was taken to Veterans.Memor- m.; Mt. State up 6;20 a.m.; for tbe 19Z jailbreaks atapd Whost' mother. Mrs. Geneva bile clerk, who w11l be assist- : the high way and struck a pow- banquets. A b11l was also sut.- tal Hospital and admltled, Greenup Locks1 HeleD R. up a throup June 11 tli.Ji year. 1er pole Wells, Jives on Rt. 1, Vinton, ant to Mrs rl·helma L)tle w the , mitted for damages to equip- 1: PR p.m.; Polly R. up 8:30p.m.; tompleted an administration circulalion departme-nt. Mrs · BY ADA L ~ A passenger, Claude o. Reit- ment in the men 's rest room M . CODE B & .E Ba.rbara Br~nt down t p. m.; NOW YOU KNOW uJurse at Fun Knox, Ky. June . Gladys l.~u1se Brewer, Port. . . 8 ACK m1re. 25, Pomeroy, had an at the l961i function. elgs ount~ Shenff Robe~t Ehsha Woods down 3 a.m.; Sus- fte werld'• troaptt ell'-' ~ During t~e e~ht-week course land, substitute equipment oper· : th Entymg ~ d ~lener roas_t a.t ' abrasion un his e<~r. There was ~ Transferred $2,000 from C. ~artenbach 11 .Department 1 ~ an Lane ~p 4:30 a m.; Meldahl rtDII are OUtte1 il ~ he was tramect m the prepara- ator. ass1stmg Hobert Pickeu. 1d e Jocal roa Side park Si:ltUI- .heavy damage to the ciJr and the general fund to Title III pro mg a breaking and enter- Locks, Mimi down 3·45 p, m.; Norw11y, wblcb ftllcllll ~ lion of military N!oords and bookmobile dnVt'I ·Clerk . and 1 ay une 11 were Mr. and Mrs. j mmor damage to the pole. for a sc1ence project 1118 of the Crossroads Cafe on RavenswQOd up 6:25 p. m.; J. (11.4) mDet per bour. lorms .. Instruction waa also Lawrence Franklin St1ll, mom- Rus~ll E Miller, Ronnlt' , Mike , Arrests by Lhe palro! mrlud- - Decided to follow the coun- R...ute 124 that occurred betwe:en 8. Lewis 'down 7:40 p. m; PoJ~Jven m fundamentals of the tenanct> and grounds and Tma of Columbus, Mr. and ed Robert E. Bowen 28 Porn- ty's recommendation to place 1 lind 6 a. m. today. Shenff ly K. down 10 p. m: Eastern SIGN PACT Army flliog system and in Mrs. Pikkoja sa1d lhal with ~rsr Clare:nct!. Searls a nd 1eroy, unsafe vehide,' c1,ted to Addison-Wesley math books in / Hartenbacb said the ~uildwg down 10;45 p m.; Boaz down SOFIA (UPI) -Australia...(·, lhe operation of office business tht' new staff the headquarters I er Y of Cheshire, Mr. and : Me1gs County Court, June 24, ; Grades 3 through 6. was entered by b~kmg out 10:50 p. m. BuJsaria bave llped ''lui 1 1 machines at East Main-st wi11 be open ~rs Bernard Cook, ~Y. Wtl· land August F Wr1ght, 25. Gal- ~ Employed Ralph Hender- 1 Wl~dow and opemns a door. G111Upolls Boats: Andrew P. term" trade agreement, offt. to the public tor referenct> and : ::sand Rhonda, of Middleport., Jipol1s, speedmg. cited to Gal- son and Donald Wolfe lo trans- Considerable lo~ses . were Calhoun down 12:05 a.. m.; In- data dlaeloeed '11lurlllly. De1 requesbl to be filled on the I Dorothy Roach, Tomm) · lipohs mumcipal court June 25. port children to and from pr~ reported the shertff said. ea up 12:40 a. m,; PhUhp Sporn tans of tbe pact wert Mt bookmobile accordmg to the / Bubby, Trudy and Randy of i -- ---- - 1school as budgeted through down 1.30 a. m.; Lucy J•ae disclosed. 11greement with local hbranes. Po~eroy, Mr and Mrs. Ezra I • federal funds. CAS~ CONTINUED Lucas down 3:10a.m.; E'De----: Ph1lhps and Walter Cook, local. I VISitor!l were Mr. and Mrs I Board President Stobart an- An act1oa by Geor1e and La- ana BosWorth down 3:50 a.m.; Pliny the Elder fllllOUI Ro1 Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of Clare~re ~earls and Terry of nounced at the conclusion uf v~Ja Carper, Bedford lu~n-~'L. w. Sweet down 5:30 a. m: man author, peri.lted ba 1he 1 lurnbu~ spent several days w1th Cheshire and ~r a~d Mrs. the session that he is caUing a sh1p,. to secu:e a temporarv Ill· Reliable down a a m.; Titan erupUoa of Mt. VesuvlUI whlcb her SISler and brolher-m-law, Bernard Cook and children ol special meeting Monda Jui junctiOn agamst Meigs County up ?:30 a. m.: Ned Merrick up destroyed Pompell IMr. and Mrs. Dale Warner and I Middleport. closiDJ of /9:30 a. m. 11 to accept any res~~atlon~ 1Comm1ssloners Jel!llie L. Goble, dec., to !children, John, James and new I William Cundiir, Jr. , has realso so that he might "step Bedford Twp, Road No. 3011 luawba River Boall: Loa- m; H. E. Bowlea tiowa 1:11 'John Heijl')! Goble, Cert. for ~ baby daughter, Dorothy. turned to McDill Air Force down as president." was continued from June '1.7 to don, Semet down 6:30 a, m.; p.m.; Alan R. Merrill· ~ 1 a. Trans., Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Denver L. Me- ~ase, Tampa, Fla., alter spend1 today by Meigs County Marmet, 0. F. ~rer up 2:50 m.: Helen z. down l:IO a.m.; Archie E. Lee, June P. Lee of Albany spent Thursday Mmg a dleaMve wWith l'hls Common Pleas Court Judge I, m.; Beaver up 2:55 a, m.: W. H. Shaver Jr., up f.:. t.m.; ':u:.m ~o Manon F. Reynolds Elnora ' s Wllh Mr. and Mrs. James s r. an rs •I ~am Cundiff, Joim c. Bacon. Wlalield, Jeflel'SOII up 6:46 P. Crias Jr. ' tlmsn 4:50 •· m' Sr · ·and children and other Reynold s , Ilk) acre' Syra- ' 1andd heal f 1n a s1lver mme 1ft the , Quick euse ' ' : an o the midnight sun today ' Mr. Bill Knapp and friend, relatives. sybu Ebersbach Comm Ireached II sourdoughs who for Miss Kathy Andrix, of Colum- Mr. Robert F. Slaclt of Mas;Peul Parker to Berth~ !13 hour.!l wer~ trapped by an bus were weekend guests of his sillon spent a weekend wlth OCie • ·• , underground fire h h' h M Ad ltt Parker parcels Sali~bury I . · mot er. Mrs Imogene K n a p p ts mot er, rs a Sluck, i- - - - - - - - - Albert a~ AMa 'rrank to First reports .from lhe j and brothers, Robert and Tom- and other relatives. He was ! By Mrs, Evelyu Brickle• v th K Ad Irescuers - at the 300-and 500- 1my accompanied home J.... hil l · ,.enne R. eesee, a M. . foot levels of the Nocash Mme . . Mrs. Maxme Chapman re'Keesee• 1·OS acm • Rutland · 1~ ~a1 d on 1y lh at "some of the I Mr. and Mrs Royal Thomas w1fe, ·d Pnscllla, d R h and children, h · ·Da- turned home after spending 0 ~ay &iJer • Mor)(l·rit 8alser 1men ~ue dea d and snme are spent a Monday and Tuesday VI an o yn. who ad v1s1ted l week with her sister' Mr and ' · Co . h f to Delbert A. Smltb, Ruth D. ahve ,. m lumbus .w1th their daugh- ere or a week. . Mrs Lloyd Dean and sons .Smitb, parcels, Sutton. Th r1 b k 1 1 n.• Iter and son-1n-law, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Terry Pterce of Cleveland. ; Harley Gilmore, Dorothy L. mine~s ;.,r~~ ele~~l ~ j Mrs. R.aymo.nd Miller and at- Vermilion ~pent the weekend Mrs. Gladys Violet Gil~~ Sybil Ebersbach, 79 j 4 P m. EDTJ Thursday while I ten~ed the Commencement ex- bere w1th hlf parents, Mr. and hurne after a three wevks 21 men were m the shaft The erc1es of their .granddaughter, Mrs Clinton P1erce and famtly. at Holzer Hospital in Gallipoills ·a~cre, Salisbury. . Sybil Ebf:rsbadl to Harley men were .able to '"Sea f ! Miss Sydney M1ller at Frank. Mr and Mrs. Albert Mumaw, trx.l one week with her sl.ster Gilmore, Dorothv L. Gilmore, Ithe mine but onewd·!: t~m, lin Heights High School. soo, Ray, and gtanddaughter, Mrs. DellZPI Geoglein ' .79 ar.rn, Salisbury and aooth~r was lerio~sly h::7 ! Mr. a~ Mrs. Joe WriJht ac- Mary. Ann Pugh, of M i n ~ o roy. ' 1 Rlehard H. Rtwllngs, der, kl 1compamed Mr. and Mrs Char- Junctmo, spent a Sunday w1th Mrs Carrie Bahr and daughHarrlet Barr Rawlings, Cert. ! 11es Hayes, Butch and Sue, of ~r. Mumaw's aunt, M1ss Fran- ter, Marearet, returned home for 'I'n01., Pomeroy. Mary Parker Die@ 1 Pomeroy to Marietta whm ku: Mumaw. FridaY alter several days vis1 J. H. Grote to E.•tll Johnson, F .d ,10 (' 0 I b 1they visited Mr. Wright' a broth- Mr. Cbarle• Duckworth and 11 with ·retativbi In Columbus. Rrva Johnson .fl acre, Salem. rJ ay • um U@. er, Martin Wright, who is Ill, granddaughter, Roherta Lewis Mr. and Mrs'. Dale Spencer of 60 Volksw•gen 2 Dr. _ $795 65 Ply. 2 DOor H.T. _ $2195 Roland C. Tern/, Eett' l'uw 1 Mary Parker, a former res1- j and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kush- of Rittman visited relatives Columbus were Motor just overhaull!d, ~oqd condition an, Guy L. Cowan to Ralston dent of .Pomer~. died today at ner hete and were accompanied guests here Monday of 10 throughout. Maroon wit bel&• Inter- I Satellite, V-II motor, ltd. lrau., ndlo, .D Hemsley, 4~ acre, l~ .. " 'rtd her re~ldence Columbus. . Mr and Mrs. Dan Shane and lhome by Mr. and Mrs. R1chard l sister, Mr 'and Mrs. wa:yne ior. Runs out &ood. Norma Phillips, dec , to E:l- , RSurvJv~ng are her husband, grandsons moved from the Wil- Roush who spent a few days Bnrkles. ' ' · •l•lw tiYes, deluxe wheel d!JcL turquo111 eanor Werry, Emrnalme Hend· . F ay~on ' and a daughte~, Mrs Jiam Francis house on Dusky there. Mrs. Effie Watson and with blaet Ylayl top, bllel; ·Ylnyllnl oa. rix. Cert. for Trans. SyraCIJSe. 1 red Wol~e, Du~lm, Oh10 Fu- Sl to the Florence Harden Mr. B1ll Hysell of Columbus Mr. add M.rs:. EvereU watson 62 Olds Dynemlc 88 _ $1495 1720,000 llllles.lltll lhll')l! noyd Jordan, Agnes .Jordan, 1n~~al service~ will be Monday 1Potts house on Worchester St. visited here with h1s mother, and famiJy attended a billrlb day 1 HoUday Sed. White over beige, bel(e Lelia V. Hysell to David M. a P m at the Pomeroy fi'ed- 1 Mrs. Vera Barrett and her Mrs. Oma Hysell and grand- celebr 11tion Sunday aL Ylnyl Interior, V-II fnglne, auto, Irons. Raynard, DorUI L. Raynard, ' era~ taChurfch The ~Y Willi' mother of Dayton visited Mary mnther, Mrs. May Cowie. home of !lei- · daughter Mrs power brokoa lnd steering, WIIIW tiYea. :JH Sc'1 10 · 1e m s I.e rom l untJI 1·30 p Sh • , . ti'Jli, 1m Rev Wilbur Pe . ·. · eets at the home ol her l!lis- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallo- Wilma Guinther of Che~ter in P • 63 Dodge ll'olere Wl[~iam Barton, Beulah Bar- 1. · h 0f th f rrml Will .be, tfrs, Maud Johnson and Josie way of Lore City were recent honor of her aon Jack's 20th 61 Comet 2 Dr. H. T. _ $595 ton to Alltn Prosser, Clara :.1 ~~~10 U eM~nrra : Bu~~~ ~ Pickens. weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. birthday Jack left Mon~y 1 8 cyl. eltiini, ltd. trau., white with red C.nvertlble ---~ $1495 1 ,~ ... F,. d nersv e I Mrs. John Koehler and child· E E. Hayman. l'r01ser, f. acres, Lebanon. his a1r base at Schnute Ill , vo:mea.cry. r1en s may call at B k d K M M ' · vinyl Interior, bucket aeaiJ, new white lhe ~":win Fu .1· ren, ec Y an enneth, of r, and rs Franklin Hend· Betty Combs of Xenia 1 hom sidewalls. Real buy for the acunomy V-II engine, outomallo trlno., power e untl [ Sugar Creek, spent several days rlx and dau&hter, Barbara, of Strouts and Mlldrl!d Withee· 1 P m. ~ond:~ra minded. brlkeo, Jl011'tr lletrlni. -rldlo, ~~of' DEVOTED TO wrER£81 Of I Wltb her pare~ts, M:r. and , P~lntsville, Ky., visited tx:re Pomeroy, Mils .Rosemary white ald8WIIIa, whMl ~lael, J11bt blu. IIEIGI MABON AREA Mrs. Fred Jenkms. j Wllh Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwlll· cinko and friend, Cbarleo Kel1 :. Veter1u Me111orlal Ho1pltal Recent VlsltorB of Mrs. Eve- ing over the weekend. so, Columbus and Manning Mar. 59 Ford Thunderbird _ '$1095 ..rtb whitt toil ait4 blue I>ID)'Ititterl6r, llcMN •· ow... • .-..1,.., , AdmlllktDI - Donna Bush, ..yn Moore and daua:hter, Cheryl Mrs. Howard NeJgler and Mr cinko Reedsvllle week CIMIMI T•-llt. ...I._ . . • • t ""'" • Sport Coupe. v-8, outo. power 47,000 mlleo. Cad1Jiae .trade-J_q: ·. 1 · p11 !tlil..., ....,. ·~ nc:~~pt Hartford; .Goldie Wh1te, Mld- were Mr. and Mn1 . Robert RoD. and Mrs. George Nelgler and end guests of Mr, and Mrs. brakes I< steering, rodlo, w •lw tins, ., ~~W"'~~.:,U:.11'!'111.~., dleporl: VtreJe Klem, Middle- inson of Summerlee, W. Va., children of ftacine spent a Sun- Robert Marcinko and family, wheel diBCI, flctory air. "'ll•ttfe IL, PoMen:~•. Oils.. ...... •u• port. 1'R andb' Mr. and Mrs, Gary Lee day with Mr. and Mrs . Titus Mrs . Zona Ta•'or lD- ,.,.... " ' " ' ' " 141111, .,..,. D ba . :1~ returned to ' ' OPIN IVININohiL • 11 1 ,....,.. "'" wm lsc rJet - Mrs. Robert· o 1nson and son, Er1c, o! Pickens, Maud Johnson, Mary her homt' at .New f\lartl•ovlllle, 1n:::':,: ,:_eo::_~ Bartoo tnd son, Ro!M! Goodwin, California. Sheets and Josie Pickens. After. w. Va, Ht'ter a few days eAS-15 .. SPECIALS hhJo Mary Arms, Matthew WoH. Weekend guests tf Mr. and noon callers were Mrs. Laura with her son Mr .. ..~ Mrs 56 Chev. 4 DOor Ill. . . ._. . . . . . . NPIIJIU&Uteo M E Phil ' • . 8U\1 • $195 ·DI.~ w f.<al.., rs. :rza lips aDd her Sayre or Dorcas and Mrs. Mar- Blain 'llaylor. V-8 motor, ltd. lrlno. :;:r,.•r:-~ ff•• Vld Ob ~EL8CTRoCUTED father, Walter Cook, were Mr. garet Cottrill, local. UJcy Kim returned ~.,.,..., " NAPOLEON, Ohio tUPl) - and Mrs. Russell E. MIUer and Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and from Marion after open'.llq ' 59 Dodge 4 DOor ' .=' ::! Bud Ott, 50, Napoleon, waa children of Columbus. Mr. Mill- son, Johnny, Shirley Priddy era! weeks with her datJ8(tter $29_ ~ 1 V-II motor, automaUc lrinL \ ' :;'~':.,,. ...::.:"....'~; electro<uted Thursday while re- er hao retired from the U. S. and Mrs. Ada Slack wm Bun- Mro. Thelma Cbase and family: • 1 '. ' ' !~141f .... ~ .~ Pliring an eJecbic water pump Navy alter 23 years service, day afternoon cuests of Mr. and I.:.::.:.:;..=:;:::::...:=::...:::.=~ WCI PINANCING ..,~-=:":. 11 the Napoleon creamery, and tbey have moved from Mrs. Harley E. Johnsoo and ployl!d In Co)umbuo, spent 60 R•mbler Am. 2 0,. _ $#95 .f ' •' where he wa1 employed as ltD- San Pedro, C&llf. lo CoJumbUII children of Wolf Pen. a weekend with tdl parentl, I cyl. enJlne. Auto. lrau. ' YIYNU2 Cljllllac•OW. .. " erll malale!llnco foremao. to mako their home. llhda~ Rccet (Collon) Sa)'l'o, 111> Mr. and Broolra SaJre. 11,\',W~:V , to In Cleveland l I n4P I [) = Dml. ~egro PEO~F~NCE. I I l r....,A r I I ....,,men D~.d ) ~:~ctlvlty i Three Acci'dents Reported R" N tver ews - 1 By Patroli·n 24-Hour Span - f I 1 rb h Li rary Staff Expan ded , ' I ,I .Qally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o , .rune 24, 1966- 3 I Notterbart Saves One for Pappas ' ' ' "l SportS Summary 1•0 Bri"e£ On Road for Bruin Contest I 'I Rescue Tearns, ?o· a~d Reach Miners r:cr:eA,te~~~onb~t~t~gl m~~~ V~y pare~ts. 1 Tuppers Plai"ns S • fy New '* ' =:::=:-===="""""""-- Pre • July ~th Value Parade! u' Vacation Value-Rated :t BUYS Try US for A BeHer Buyl I Line scores 1 THE DAilY SENTINEL I 1 183 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC I (Only games scheduled ) COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ledv Higgens of Columbus are vaSil· Friday's Probable Pitchers Cleve 013 010 %\~ 8 14 l Ohio, owned by James ElliS or I 1ng their grandparenL•. Mr. LAS VEGAS (UP!)- Johnny Baltimore at California Boston 010 003 002- 6 it 0 DeGraff, won her th1rd victory and Mrs. Wheeler Drake. I Brooks, 147o/4, Henderson, night _ McNally (6-2) vs. Tiant, Bell (6), Radatz (7), of the year Thursday night for [ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaze Nev, outpointed Frank Wright 11-1). and Azcue; Stange, . Mc~~ahl)n a new lifetime record of %:03 and fam1ly of Colu~bus spent Dings, 147, Los Angeles 00) : Mmnesota at Detroit 2, twi - (5).' B~andon (6), St1gman 17> ,135 in the featured $1,500 pace Friday .with his s1ster and 1night _ Grant 15-9) and Kaat Osmsk1 ~8), Morehead (9) ~nd at Scioto Downs. br~ther-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. lllteroatlooal League Standlogs •1 (8-S) vs. Wickersham (4..0) and Ryan, Tillman (9). WP-T1ant l Driven by Marc Ferguson, the Wilham Radford U ited Press lnienational Agu 1rre (2-3) . 1(5-3) LP-Stange (1·3) HRs- : 4-year-old mare came from be- Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer 8'J 0 Kansas City at Cleveland Whitfield _{1lth), Colavito I hind to nip Galion's Goldie by I have returned home afler a v.Is- Team W L Pet GR 4 night\ _ Krause (3·3) vs Kra- (11th), Landts (3rd), Salmon I a nose and returned $9,00, $4: 20 it in Tucuma Park, ~d . w1~ Coumbus . 36 24 .600 lick (2·3). 15th), and $2 60. Galion's Goldie paid 1 Mr. and Mrs. Steve H1ll. Their Rochesler . 34 31 .523 4\1 Chicago at New York (night) I $3.20 and $240 Miss Media paid · son Jeff. remained m Tucuma , Jacksonville 31 30 .&18 5lh - Lamabe (4·3) vs. Bouton · Delroit 300 Oil.! 100- 6 II ' $2.60 to show . Park and will spend tile sum· Buffalo . . . 31 30 .5118 51\ BY (}-3). Wasll 000 000 001~ 1 54 mer with h1s s1ster, Mrs. Hill. Toledo .. .. .. 31 31 .500 6 LEVI--Washington at Boston (night) Wilson, Sherry (8), mWIN TAKES LEAD Mr. and Mrs Donald Glaze Toronlo 19 32 .475 7lh ~ R1chert f8·6J vs. Sant1ago Freehan: McCormick, Cox · STANfORD Cali( (UP I) - and daughters, Kathy and Sue, Richmond ... 30 34 .469 8 (5-4 1. IHumphreys 17). K_lme (9) and Hale Irwin or' the Universily of and granddaughler, Heidi, of i Syracuse - '/J 27 .422 II Saturday'~ Games . Casanova. WP-Wtlson (6-6). Colorado, the man hardly any Cleveland, v1s1ted w1th Mr. Thursday's Results 1Baltimore at Caltforma, mght I LP- McCorm1ck (4·7). HR one paid any attention to, shot and Mrs W1lham Radford Sun- B ff T ledo 1 6 5 Mmnesot.a at Detroit an even par 71 on Sla11ford l day Rebecca and Ma r~, Lou T:ro~~ ~lumbus 0 1Howurd (9th). 3 I Kan C1ty at Cleveland, twilight University's windswept course Radford accompamed them R h 4 Rich. 3 lst 7 innings Chicago at New York Only games scheduled 'Mlursday to take the second home and will spend the ~hester 2 Riehm~ o 2nd IPOMEROY Washmgton. <1:t Boston round lead m the NCAA golf vi~itmg m Cleveland. . Syracuse 6 Jacksonville ' 3 Natwnal League National League championships wi01 a 36 hole Mrs Hugh Bearhs spent Fl'l· ~.~~,;;;;;._;,.~~~~-----: Team W L Pet GB San Fran 300 010 011- 6 1% total of 141 cloy •llernoon with Mr_ and San Fran 44 25 .638 I Chicago 010 20l ooo- 4 3 The team title decided after IMrs. Pat Wood and Children. Los Angeles 38 26 .576 4% I Sadecki, Prlddv 14), _;,~~:;:.,;::;;:;;;;·;;;:::;;;;:;;_;:;.;;.:~~.;.:iOiiiii 11 Pittsburgh 37 28 .56ll ~ 1 t7) and Halier; · Ellsworth. 1 Houston 36 32 529 7% , (9), and Hundley. WP-McDan[ Philadelphia a& 32 .529 7¥. let 15-3). LP-Ensworth 1a-to> ft.I.OU~~ 1l 1St LouiS 13 33 .500 9'> IIR.!i-Mays (16th). Boccahella I Cincmnati .. 32 34 .485 10\1 (4th), Williams (lith), VIrgil I Allanta 31 39 412 13'> list). New York .. 26 37 .413 15 ~I ~ Ch1cago 2t1 16 .:rtl8 2.2 Pills 010 010 100- 3 10 I ' Thursday's Results I Cll!ci 010 130 oox- 5 8 0 I San Francisco 6 Chicago 4 I cardwel1 Sisk (7) 8 nd • Cmcmnai1 5 Pittsburgh 3, night [ Pagllaroni:' Pappas, Nottebart[ St. Louis 2 Houston 1, mght . (8l and Edwards. WP~Pappas .' With Ono Of ThHt Blolltnar Better Buyol rOnly ga'"es scheduled I (&-5). LP-Cardwell (3-5) HRs ! Friday'• Probable Plkben 1- Pagan (lsi), Pappas (lsi], ' Philadelphia [ Pinson 16th). Pittsburgh at • Inight) - Veale (7·5) vs. Bun- , __ 1St Loois Coupe. Economical Corvai~ Monza .model. Beautiful ning (8-3) 000 010 OJ~ 2 8 I mahogony color with matchmg mtenor. New York at Chicago-Friend &uston 000 1110 000- 1 4 0 IO.OJ vs. Holtzman (3-6). Gibson (11-6) and McCarver; • Los Angeles at Atlanta 1 GlusU Raymond (6) and BlScayne 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl . Std Trans. 1 (nig~t) - Osteen (8-5) vs. Ba~an. LP-Giusti 1~). Clorunger (7·7), V8 2 dr. Dltona 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 9,348 easy milSan Francisco at CincinnaU ea.. Four speed stick shift Beautiful all. vmyl blue Only games scheduled. tnight) - Bolin (1-4) vs.· Elllo bucket seats. This car is so nearly new 1t looks llke 2 Door Sedan 6 cyl Std Trans 13-lt). It ahould he In the showroom. St. Louis at Houston (night) • I -(3-2).Washburn (4-3) vs. Dierker • • 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans . I Saturday's Gamet Buick 4 dr. Sedan. This car wa11 traded f.rom ?"f' of Pitts. at Philadelphi11, night our satisfied Buick owners on another JUSt hke 1.t. • • New York at Chicago It has power steering, power brakes and automatic Custom Royal 4 Door V8 Auto. Trans Power Los Ang. at Atlanta, cloy-night shift Its superb condition reflect the excellent care ing. Radio and Heater San Fran. at Cincinnati, night it h" had. Sl Louis at Houaton, alght I I I 1 Don't Be MiJiead By Carload Prices and F1ncy Off Name Brands! WITH THESE FREEZERS: (I) G.E. First Quality. 2) G.E. Nationwide Guarantee. (3) G.E. CHEST FREEZERS • I • --- - $]92. - $258. • $286. - $308. 'f fl(5 ft A'r9f&IIJ! I ' .. I 000 I I FOR LOW COST UPRIGHT FREEZERS e12 Cu. Ft. - - Other Sizes Slightly Higher H&R FIRESTONE (DEALER STORE) N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 64 Studebaker I I ::":.'11"'~ •== -:=:.: "';" :;.:::=--.=r•=,. ...... .. ...- '' ' •' 63 Buick MOTOR ,SAtES - • • We'll )Ump through hoops to EARN Insurance with rour .... oitJ( - SMITH'S ·F-iAT In ..... S.,.<b .............. · omy. U!Wbody ~nstrvctlon. F-'1 worrunty and eGI'f . ,.,...... --..o ll!t hot ....., clollor bvy ·' . ""Iii .wA t.r. fry out a 6000. S..lot ~rlelf. --- - 1958 OLDSMOBILE - • Station Wagon . -. - $1,495 • Station Wagon. V8 Standard Shift. Original blue fin· lab with black top. Red vinyl Interior. This car is a opolleos well carl!d for Buick Trade-ln. iTYUNO, MOU HI, lo lho ,.,.. Fiat 600 D, · •Ofl. Po,~,~Jar of oiJ mocltla modt bJ' fomo111 flol 1962 FORD 1959 RAMBLER Catalina 2 dr. lllrd Top. II has four practically new Ures. Almost like the d1y it was sold. It has power tteering, power brakes Jbd standard transmission, ~ 1962 CHEVROLET 1959 DODGE 64 Pontiac Karr & Van Zandt · • - -$1,495 64 LeSabre 0:: '• TRANSPORTATIONI .:;, i I I - 63 Chevrolet 11 •. NEW YORK 1 ir•:J:r tllabalL--. IIIIlli ....................--. BeHar Service, e 15Cu. Ft. e11Cu. Ft. e 20. Cu Ft. e 25Cu. Ft. IL.------.. I ..=:::. --- 1: 1 f R kSprmgs • ' N Sotiety otes R~cintc:b, 1 Property Transfers 1:nn~~ nn;l~~ Racine Goes Society NoleS Meigs ° I ' I bull I Mrb Syraruse :f CINCINNATI (UP!) _ one pressive 1n spriiiJ !raining and Cool, he ha• given Cincinnati Pinson aocked ooe In~ Reds was surprised when he was stiU the bullpen strength which ~rame with a man ar or I madP- last winter is paying off arou:ld after the cut, but he,ia& coqld h~ve won the pennant for Jll8urance . well 1 been money In the bank fol'"the the team last year. Pappaa allowl!d nine hits, 'J'I'•P H.Pds reached down to I Reds. . PlttsbU:gb ,got ,0~~._!o _ ~- ~~ ~ fanned nine, ~s ~e_p._ h1s _sixth ' Oklahoma C1ty m the Cint1nnaU's ~3 viCtOry 1nurs- .&elN '·11 •nc: ,.,.,._.,..,. ..... ,.~ ........ win against five dereats. · 1 )u•~ league draft last season cloy night over Pittsburgh to ex. double by Do~~ Clendenon and got Ured," lie said. "The heat plucked Jrom the roster a teJid the Reds winning streak to Jim Pagllarom s SIIIJie, but the was bad enough, but besides year-old pitcher who had six games is a case in point. Reds got the ron back ~ th~ir that there wasn't 3 bit of a written off by the Houston As- Milt Pappas, worn out by the bell on Gordie Coleman s SID- breeu." i trus beat, tired after seven innlnga B)e, a walk 1o Deron Johnson wee , i knew Iiiey were gambling and Nottebart waa called on. He and a single by ~ohnny Ed· i - : ~·· w~o ~t;."a b~ •va, I ..,.e..r to a 50-mile Ion me " says Don Notlebart. allowed one hit the rest of the wardo. ' ol " ea, n lth San Wb - but borlmntot, 1 1''1 did~'t kid myself. I knew way. Coleman's double and an er- three." gam~_ser:.: the perpeDdicular!" ' that with all the pitching talent The righthander waa thinking ror by Jose Pagan on Tommy Franc~, ,.;nch es Ithe Reds have I would really aOOut quitting baseball when Helms' grounder sen~~ Reds Je~~ue. Yr tr!~:g ·the Giants have to show sometillng to win the Astros sent him down, but mb· lronpI Z.l 1nedlhe_fou th by eend Sammy Ellis nGHT RESULTS 1I 11 m e . · b ,, b1s wife changed h111 mmd. She ut agan ' By VD.ited Press Iatema&Jonlll WHOPPER _ Raymond Fields, New Jtaven, diSpl•ys 1a JO , im- told him he could always uit, with 8 homer. (3-11) againot B~b Bohn t!-4). 1 big smile and a big, 6l>2 lb. largemouth bass taken at Ww· 1 Re w sn t particular Y but ought to give It one ~re Pappas belted his first homer Helms, who remJured I leg m NEW YORK (UPI) - 03Car e1 Lake of Hidden Lakes, Minersville. June 18. T1me of the try Iince 198! in the fifth inning off [ running out a grounder in the Bonavena, 203, ArgenUna, outstrike was 7 p.m. ,;It just goes to show," he loser Don Cardwell and Vada sixth, may miss the game. poloted George Chuvalo, 2~5, sald "that a guy should never Toronto 110); Buster Mathis, ville on June 5 The local team m the HVL defeated Athens lose' his head. You gotta Jearn m. Grand Rapids, Mich., to adjust." slapped Everrett Copeland, 221, and Jacksonville in games Nottebart, who was a starter BONAVENA TRIUMPHS th first two rounds of lhe four Brooklyn, N. Y. (2). with Milwaukee and Houston, RK (UP!) Trl dae• tournament, went to de-- '1' d h 1l ! J t N E8W Y O -um·, RALSTO '' fAVOREll ·1 doeon mm e re~e roe I phant 0s car Bonavena of Ar• fending , all . champion Houston , . · It TOKYO IUPli - Rokuro Ish1 Teamed with lefty Billy Me- [ gentina clamored today I or was the Cougars' mnth v1ctory iyama, 12M7, Japan, knocked WIMRLEIXIN - Ral· Top BY UnIt~ ~ - - - lights w•'th heavyweight cham· In the last eleveo years. out Chung Hwan Chang, 124, ranking AmericanI UP!) Dennis .:u Prt!SI !lllei'IIBiional . ston of Ba kersfle ld , ca1-1 American Leaguep GB • pion Cassius Clay and Floyd [ Korea (10). Racine In second place m I , was I ht" the Hockmg Valley Baseball a heavy favonle lnday agam,t Team W L ct Patterson "on the same Dig ()t 40 23 ·635 2 ~ League, will travel to Buchtel I France's P1erre Darmon m Baltn~ore although he may have to set· PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) 40 23 ·635 2lh 1By United Pres• lntenatlonal I Ue for a return with canada's to play the arums team th 1s fourth round men's smgles ac- : Detroit d Irish Beau Jaynes, 125, LoweiJ, Sund I2 liOn ol the Wmbledon lawn Cleveian ' ' 40 24 624 3 Amerkan League George Chuvalo. Mass., outpointed Irish Jacky Th:Y w1th a 2-1, tennis champmnsh1ps 1California -· · 37 31 ·544 8 Bait 020 000 012- 5 1 11 Tbe 23-year-old Bonavena Burke, 124, St. John. N B. (10). record will play at home the The sJxth · seeded Ralslun, 1~hlcago t · · · 31 34 .47? 12 lh New York 000 100 Olo- 2 10 1' used his left hook like a buzz Su da School attendance for 34 '46913 followl~g two Sunday after- I who downed South i\fnca' s l mneso 8 30 Palmer, Fisher (9) and I saw to chop down the ':8-year- 1Jun: was 86, offering was ANGELES noons, Wl'th CUtler on July 3, KeJth Diepraam 6-2 4-fi 61 '1 New York · · 27 36 .4 2915 lf.l Etchebarren· Downing ltamos old Chuvalo for a maJonty 10 · .,, LOS · · · · ' W h nglun 28 40 .41.% 17 · ' I d d 1 · at Madison 1..,..88 · Eddie Machen, 191. Berkeley, and Murray City on July 10 Ra- 16-J, Thursday 'o\oas the only 1 Kas J C t 27 39 409 17 (8) and Howard WP - Palmer roun ec s~on 'l'h sd mght Mrs. William Radford and Calif outpomted Joey Orbil1o 1 Y 23 44 '343 21 lh (8-3) LP~Downing (6-5) HRs 1 Squ~re : cine's single setback was at [' U S player scheduled for stn-~ 8 antsas e~t 1 ur t a~ a shol l daughte-rs, Rebecca and Mary 1 ~' Wilmington Calif (tO): the hands of unbeaten Nelson- gles play today o~ on Thur~day's Res~lts '~B. Robinson 12) (14th & 15th), l butCeiw rt"~l le r~:r~ance. /Lou, and Mrs Robert Burdette Boo~ Kirkman i97, Seattle: . ---- - - - - - --- - - - Pep1tone (12th) Etchebarren at ay o s pe · ·to · Cleveland last ' Cleveland 8 Boston 6 (Bth) Mantle (,7th) Bowens 1 were VISI rs 10 Wash., stopped AI Carter, 190, Baltimore 5 New York 2 • I week. Los Angeles (1). 12 ndl,' Detroit at Washington, night SCim'O RESULTS Misses Pamela and An It a i gamble the Cincinnati Sal" & Service 1 Milo Allave 'nio Sllvor Brldte In :K.anauta, 0. I ·--· MULLEN 2 .............. . 65 G.T. English Ford $1,395 2 Dr. Sedan. ED.ra clean ooe owner car. Spotless aU while finish with black vinyl bucket aeall. this Is the beslln the Cortina G.T. Modol. Very eood tim. 4 lpeed lllet Bhlft. 60 Buick • • • • • $795 Li!Sabre 4 dr. Sl!dan. You'll have to aee thlo ear to appreCiate Ill all white IJIIl'kllul flnlab. It hu power RMI'IIlllnd automatic shift. BLAETTNARS POMUOY, o. 1957 BUICK - - 1956 FORD - - 1954 International 1957 DODGE • 4 Door Sedan VB Auto Trans. R&H. P.S. 4 Door Sedan. • 2Door H.T. V8 - Auto. Trans. 1\ Ton Pickup 1954 BUICK 2 Door Hard Top. • - • • "'"t '.• �Time --~----r-:-:::--::-----~ pen!'lll111. Long B0ttOm • . . News · Society Notes oJUCI ----- --- --------1 lllmday 8ehool attendllll!t .oa 6ET TO HER SHE SAYS TO HER BROOP.. ·QUOTe"• .VIsiting Rev. and Mrs. W. K. , R'l!ll• recently were Mr. Mrs. Wade Leonantol bus and Hay RI\ICS, Pomeroy, Mory Pierce &Pent aeverll dayo at Columbug vtslUng rata- tives. Vllo\Ung Mr. and 1\tro. Glly Hayman were Gin Barton ol Mlllsburro, Ky., John Bti'ton or Charleston, Ind., Sharon Fitzpa1tri'icl of Columbus, Mr. Mrs. Kellb Rldttlllllt of • Mrs. J. D. 1 Jantce and dauglllor Mr. and Mrt. Tom Hayman. Callli!J! on Mr. and Mre. man Weber were Mrs. K..nlg and Doril and K..nlg of Tuppere Pllllns Morton Hall ol Rl!t!tavllle. Mr. and Mre. Teo:! and dau11htera ol Columbus and Mrs. McDaniel. TM lted relaUves here. 1"roup then wont to the san•tu·l Mr. and Mrs. Junior 10 and sonofofKeno Cheater and where a program of songs, Taylor 1t'ett duets and readllljfs were , Is of Mr. and 1\tra. Everett In charge of Mrs. Lavin• =on. · Rev. MdDanlel reMr Phyllis Larkins and lan!o with a few remarks. s. several daya vlsltlll,l By Mra. Fl'llldl Mmll evening closed ~ith silent I Miss Linda Shonoflold at Cheshire. 'l'he Welleyan Serv!oa G~~ I :~:~·~ as the Lords Prayer ' ed the music cllnlc •t 0 h 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Riggi and \he Happy HusUers I played on lite organ. I U . . visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Mrs B M Pick••• who mverstty. · · I I of lito day Scboo c JBI · ·111 · w..;k at La~side as M1so Blanche Erlewlne Damewood. di•t Cburch opomorid deleg:te to the annual con- her loot on a piece of gla" Terry Reynold.!, son dol Mr. farewell party for Rev. 11 required t6 oUI<hes to and Mrs. Kenny ReynoJ ! , Mrs. H. L. MoDanlel, , returned home Saturh been • patient at Vetersm 88 ed b 1 gave ber report Sun· 1 tho wound. was preced 1 a I x mornilll at the Methodist Mrs. Blanche Nelson ~pent a Memorial Hospital, bu rovered dish dinner Ill lbe Rev McDaniel was I lew days the past wee< with ed home. lal rooma of Ute obureh. to · two churches at i \he Paul B. Aikman family at Visiting Mary Pl'tce were Mr. lowing the dinner oeveral In the Zanesville Dia- l Lancaster and attended gradu· and Mrs. Denver Curtis of morous readinga were trict. ation exercise when Evelyn Aik- Iumbus, Mr. and Mrs. alter wblcb gUts were glvtn Mr. and Mrs. Albert hill, Mr. I man was one of the graduates. Newell of Cheste; end Mr. """""""iiiiiiiiiiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,land Mrs. Bob Hill and laml!y, l Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolton Mrs. Larry Curllll. Pool, Lake or Ocean Mr and Mrs Billy Hill and and two chlldren, Mr. and Mr>. Mr. and Mn. Dave Yates Toke Alont Ont Of fa~lly ol Racine and Mr. and ; Eugene Dolton and daughter !ended conference ot Lakeside, Oltr Allnctlve Mrs. Wald Foster and family . .•nd their mother, Mrs. Henry Ohio and also VISited at ClJl> of Columbus held a family pic· j Dolton, all of Merion, we:• bridge and Mentor with their nic bonoring the fathen at the 1weekend guests of the latter s aons. ~CH local park Sundaf . Idaughter, Mrs, Harry F. Mr. ·~ Mn. Garth Smith Mrs. Audrey Wilson and lam· wine and family . ' ~ere VJSIIlng Mr. and Mrs. Lew· Dy of Jackson spent Sunday [ Miss Pam Wilson spent a 11 Young of Pomeroy, witb her mother, Mrs. Harry 11hort vacaton at home i Teresa and Lisa Riggs of MIDDLEPORT Hayman. 1her parents and then . Athena are &pending a week Mr. and Mrs. Charley Covey I to Morehead State Co!leg! for with their aunt, Mra. Oscar of Belpre were guests Wedoes· ! the summer term. She also vi s- Babcock. Middleport, 0. day afternoon of Mrs. Ethel r ited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. : corwin Smith and daughters of Colu mbus spent several Omar Bays. I in Columbus whiJe home. with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crill Bradford, Jr., of Worth- Mark Morris of Rutland visit· Prince. LUten to 1M still, lngton spent Father's D a y Ied his teacher, Mrs. Blanche Visiting with Mr. 111nd Mrs. smaU voice of QUIET COMFORT with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brad· I Nelson Wednesday art~rnoon Fred Larkins were Mr. and ford. and is vbiting his grandparents Mrs. Pearl CasUe of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Han Mr. aud Mrs. Marvin Morris Orlan Branch and Peck Larl<lnal and children ol Mason, W. Va. for a few days. of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Howand Mr. and Mre. Kenneth lm· Mre. Helen Miller is a ard Larkins of Portland, Mr. buden and daughter of Middle- at Holzer Hospital after and Mrs. Hartis Frank, Mr!. port were visitors in Racine Ifering a fractured hlp In a bdl. Donna Hauber and family and Sunday and attended Sunday - - - - - - - ---- · -Vera Weber. ISchool and church services at :Lake. They were joined UJ.ere Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.,11ar j by t:hrlstine Lake, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David 1the B'aptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence , Mn. Bill Lake and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar IGrimm of Pataskala spent Lori, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle were touring In West Virginia wl~ Mr. and Mrs. ~ Schroeder and sons. Mter tbe Suoday. They also called on Grtmm. His brother,, picnic dinner, they visiled at j 1~~~--~--------;l ROOII Air ColdUioaWII 5:;:~: aceompanled them : tl1e Bil1 Lake home then went feMurln• I a visit. •to Burr Oak Dam. ' •ft/1A111(B 011ltpruot11'' Daniel Kelley Wolle of Colum· ., Mrs. Gretta Slmpoon, Mro. .' -~ tiN buo spent the weekend with Cora Webb, Mrl. Mary Lou 1 For All The Pamlly o Festladan_.s uncle and aunl, Mr. and 1Johnson and Mr. Ben Philson · fJaq e.ooo to 1o,ooo latknded the OES inspection at 11Mlrs. Chester Simpson. B'IUf\Ir. Some operat' Mrs. Leta Potter of Brian 1.s Lowell Monday night. 101115-1 spending a week with her moth-I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush and r • Ad~ alrltcw. er, Mrs. Lovey Sayre. ' Mrs. John Fisher of Akron I o Tlll>!peOd fans. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and 1 came for the weekend to visit I ....... '*lariclde· children or Columbus tpent the: their mother, Mrs. Henry ln!Oiod fl111r. weekend with Mn. Howard • Rouoh, wbo !ell and solfered a I Middleport, 0. I Flottlnr su..,..,slon Neigler and other relat1ves. :fractured shoulder. bushes vibration noise! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith ! · and Jeff of Dayton spent Sat. urday with her mother, Mrs. 'l • ~~=====::~ Old Salem N Society otes 1 BAGS $1.00 & $2.00 ' ~- Mr. and Mrt. W1lUam Can and dalllbtera vlslted her Jill" 11!11, Mr. and Mrt. 11*11 Wlllfl o1 KIM Clll ralhor's Day. Mr. and Mrt. Cbarlel D. Woodo visited Mr. and Mra. Clllr Woode and Col!!ll Suo at Pomeroy and tbe Mrs. J. B. Hayes and Clil!ord ::a;~: bomes at Middleport Sunday ~- -=ety 'fiiEN WJ.IIN ~ Racine Soriety Notes i"U:-ed lUll" J~ II , SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, PlllCIB SOWNO NEW YOlllt (UPI) - 'l'lle buill cDIIIbld .. ~~~e blllihrllal and !1111 prlcti 10arlnlln modorateiJ ..UVa tta4lq duriDI lbe oecond hour or tradlnj on lbe Ntw York &loci lldllllll lnday. The VO!aWI AlriiDII '"''" ;;-..::: ~ t~ ~ll!ht ll lbl buJm circle. o., Jup 24, 1911 STAG DINNIII WA811JNOTON (UPI) -'l!!t Wblw ~~ou~t- 1114 rrtdlt ....-1 .IGlmllil1a IIIII dial lllr Tueaday II hqaor Ill Saucll Arabla'a iaq FUll wiQ Ill l llq ll!alr, but - ~t ·reportort will ba pti'lldltld lo wts 'IJ, lbt olf""" 111.111. GUts bonol'lq Falber'o Dq were prellllted by lilt ..... tiJo !"'lW!JaDtr llrtworlll :.mday School. Worship sm· dllp]t1. !ott were beld at IO:tl wllh llltei'IIOOD. lbt Rev. Pearl Cuto. Several loc:al lamlll01 attend· DaUy Vacation Bible School ed BtrVIcos and callrd at tho 11m begin bero 00 Monday, home of Mr. and Mr1. Oris Juno 2'1 from g to 12 and con- Gaul following the SUdden death 11nue lito wook. Mr. and of Mr. Gaullut Wodno1day at Mro WUllam Uber of Wellston bJJ Stunner bome. wUI • have charge. AU chUdren Capt. Johe H. Taylor of tho of tho AHred and ourroundtng U. S. Air For<!t, otaUoned ID territory are walcomo. Labrador, spent the weekend Revival servlct1 are to be hero with hlo pare111•. Mr. and held here bopMIIII Julf 11, Mrs. Ernest Taylor, returning with lbo Rev. L. M. Barnett of to his pool early Sunday alter- ' HunUngton IV. Va. -· Helen Findling of ColumbUJj~~--------------~ lito woekond hero will! her motbar Iva Ftndllni and 111r and ~ Russell Flndlllll· M,. d M8 Dalbert Yost and ·r!;ly ~ 'supar Grove sponla weekand wlllt 11to1r p... c ts , Mr· • nd Mro. ......1' Guilt• POR YOUR rle and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. Mrt. Yoal hu beon IU. Everybody benefits when our !avortle gal, Recent vlsltora of Mrs B... Bossie, eats rtght' She produces mort, 1nd sle Kapple and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoaaoher and ~· Frtdthe Dairy Farmer &•Is a bolter prollt . .• . die, were Mrs. Kapples daugbyet deUetous dairy food• ltill 11"1 thrift)'! ter and aon-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs Hilary samuell and cbll· •Trtnsiotor llotterleo ~ JalllfJ Carroll and Marlie ~~ Sh-~erd.tvlll•. Ky. aDd eFioohllght lottorln .,.. A Tribute to Dairy lbelr daUJhtar and son-In-law, 1 Lantern Battorln Mr and Mrt Donald Arnold 1 Hobby lot!orln Farmen, ancl of Loulnllle, Ky. Mr ••d Mro Clalr Woode and ePhoto Plaah Sue Pomeroy v~lted Thanks for a Job BatterIn bll poreni. Mr and Ml'l All Nationally Well Donel Charlet D.' woode and Mr: and Mrs Wl!Uam Carr and Advertised Brands da bte~ Sunday evening, F ': , ~~ J:~ AthertOD 11 ldnde artea at Til ,, teachlttl 1'1 P' Phone WY-2·2115 llr and Mrl EmertOn Jobnson ol Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio ____:.:.~VIo~lei~Smltlt~~-...!,N.!!!!'.!2!!n!!d!!A!!v!!e!!."'M""'Idd""'lt,;,po.,rt"" lll,.,,.,~....,""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',....,.,""'ol I r.;, SURE WIN DAIRY FEEDS PUT THE 'MOO' IN MORE , •• u--· BATTERY NEEDS Otani 0 Porllond · Sugar Run Flour Mills WERNER Radio& T.V. ~_: BOOK STORE 1 LP·GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM 00 FRIGIDAIRE. TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store P1i~ed fo 1ell/ BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. "~!. ~:J~;~, AI Crow and children, David, Nancy and Becky and Mr. Jamel Swart spent the weekend in Akron with Mr. and Mrs. Konneth Swart and family. Mr. John Circle and daugh~ er, Eleanor, of Columbut visited over the weekend witb re1a· tives and friends here. , 1 Mr. and Mr!l. Francis Mor- ! · accompanied by Mra. El· · Rol!llh of Pomoroy onloyed I Saturday at Ulab Ridge , 1 For an aweraee 6 room home (apeclallow DDIN ..... • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Forced Air Furnace ODiy 1!0' high. Tabe up little apace. My gu~l~Unteed. Quiet, powerful, diU"Ible. e 7 warm-air room ducta ' • Colcl-air return duet SELLING OUT • C.tnl thermoatat control ... 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS ond MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-V2 PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and ACCESSORIES e GARAGE TOOLS WHkciiY Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Metropolitan Motors POMEROY, OHIO THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN IUY WITH CONFIDINCI Keepsak:...e• DIAMOND RINQS IH tfl• brilliance and Hauty of a kNjltakt dlamontl • , • fruit aur yean of IJCJMirllftct to help you 111td your kHplab ••• guarantied by the l<llfNOb Cl1fffteole ywr Cltlvtan• of a perfect diamond (or replacement auurtcl). ... f.:d:.~- NOISE UNNERVES IIER He needs variety. I Dear Helen: Now if you're thinlo.ng I'm Seems like everything in our a man or a bachelor girl, you're house is turned up to top volume wrong. I'm a wife who knows - the TV , the slert'O, the kids' when she's got it good My hus- I transistor radios. This, with the band loves me and the children . dishwasher, the refrigerator, . he gives us eve~ything we wa nt: I the air-conditioner. and all thnse I asks no questions and is nnt deother ln.Jm-m,ms is enough tn I manding. In return, I close my drive a housewife crazy. I eyes to his shopping around. I ask my husband and chil- He's discreet. That's all 1 ask dren to pl~ase tu~n the musk th at there will be no scandal. down, ltalkmg TV IS even worse His company insists on this too, .beca use the harsh sounds give so I'm doubly protected. me chills). and they say they Isn't :' lis realistic attitude can' t hear it if it's ''that low." better than trying to build a Yikes! ' fence around a high-fl yer? Am I abnormal, or are they HAPPY hard of hearing? - JITTERY Dear Happy: I read your letter aloud at a Dea r Jittery : Female Chatter and Munching No, you're not abnormal just female, ami adult females Society meet and got the followhave lower noise thresholds ing reactions: I. "I wouldn 't d ose my eyes ! than do men and children. Try experimenting. If you're - I'd d ose HJS-with a leU like me, there's a definite point hook~ ·• beyond which noise makes you 2. " If you can' t build a fence mean. Turn the volume down around a high-flyer, you can at one whisper- well, then, screech lea<;t clip his wings-or put salt - below tl1is point and you will on his tail.'' ''( Would serve him no longer be edgy. Your family right.)" m<JY not even notice the differ- 3. "She made her bed, why 1 ence. or anyway they'll Iif!ure lie about it'! A Jot of wives face I il 's a small price to pay for this but most aren 't as honest." 4. ''She must be from France peace. - H. wives eilher fight Dear Helen: or switch." These women who th ink the 5. "Think of the kids!" world has ended because their And this is what I'm thinking, husbands play around! They make me sick. Man wasn't born "Happy": The sins of the fathto be monogamous, and a mar- er are usually practiced by tl1e riage llcense won't change that. children. Are you raising a fam· ily of cheaters? - H. R1dlo and Tr1n1. Tram~., P, etetrlng, radio and hettft • Rental·free uae of metered au syatem includhlg tank ud meter With this.compact Empire Furnace you can . add air conditioning at any time. No ""•ace 1 in the blower system will be required. .. . Sue money by installing now. Enjoy the economy, convenience ud clunllnsn ol Athltmf LP·Gaa. 64 Galaxie XL Convertible. I cylinder, auto tr•nt.. ,ower ateerlno, power brtktt thd windows, radio & huter 64 Ford Fairlane SCIO, 2 Dr. Hardtop, 8 4:Y .. fndtr, Rtdio Ia he1ter, Whltnall tires. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyllndtr, auto. ttlne. Rtdlo and httter, power steering, whltewaR tlrn 63 Chevrolet Btl Alrto. 4 Dr . 6 cvf. Sttndlrd tram. White wan tim. 63 f(Jrd Galtxie 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto· rnatlc trans. Racllo and huttr, power Jluring, whfh wall tlrH. 60 Dodge Pickup 1 ~''HL--------------------------a~------------_.~----~-- '1 -~q-NM.____________________.___ 580, COnY. I trt_nt. R&H bow dowant WE us? know My the ~:~~;I really says it's a relaxed and way to make you feel part the firm , but it makes ME feel as if I 'ftre just aHother suit· case to haul along. What you think? - MRS. JUNIOR EXEC. Dear Mrs. J.: I'm with YOU. Boss'l!!l wives, take note - and, for toortesy's sake, write one! Or at least telephone. - H. This columR is dedicated to family living, so If you're having kfd trouble or just plain trouble, let Heleo help YOU . Sbe wlll also welcome yaur amusing experiences. Alklr0191 Helen Bottel in care of BRANDS Aut. • ~pin Get Washer and. Dryer At One ac lion • 5 Fres h w~t er rin5H pt elothu really clean • Off balanre toad ,..., butt011 13 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER LOW PRICE .•. NEVER DEFROST THE REFRIGERATOR Honda • Cold-led: o 58 Ford Pickup Y, Ton. I cytlndtr. ASHLAND OIL A REPIN.ING COMPANY; Kelt~ ' ~haW. . Ford . ,•' 'ti • . . . · Magnetic Safety Door Deep llaAdidor Shelves REGULAR $299.95 • HOuick·SEneH Dairy Storage MATCHING AUTOMATIC D!(Y£1( • Biutst dryer 1111um and tan- dry& clothes taster, more wrinktt·lreel • Gicmt lint ~ereen - traps more lint, require' leu deoanina • Exclus•Ye 5-way ~en ti ng - s.wes s o Twi1 Plllt8faill Crispe1s 0 installatioA cost • Fiaest !ltlaliiJ Cllrome Shelves • ft. Year Protectioa PillA • flloi<:e Ill Gleamiqg lllllile or llidl Coppertaae NO DOWN PAYMENTEASY PAY DAY TERMS o~ears.}loa •ow_yoa'/1 be glad it's a /lORGE! SEE THIS VALUE-PACKED · BEAUTY WE'LL MAKE IT COOL FOR YOU FOR ONLY NORGE 30" ---- ELECTRIC RANGE REG. 249.95 NORGE 5,000 BTU AIR-CONDITIONER FINI! FURNITURE STYUNG Aa durable u !hOff ~~~~~~~lj the Furnlture·Fubloned frame and front pane!J of tbeoe NorJe .Ak_ to with other veneers, chosen for fine furniture laoting cabinet craftsmen and enhanced by eDoep CoU Cooling design remo~ea more moisture from room air, protects lurnl- ture and fabrlca from moisture damage e Automatic Adjustable Thermootet w I I h -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING Lllr• n. . UOOEL REG-1342 PLUS THESE DELUXE IORBE FEATURES ADDITIONAL QUALITY AND CONVENIENa FEATURES Lewis Repeir Sorvice 110 lb. Fully au tomatic w~ ~. rfnse ·~ ' .... hQter' 1---~a-----------------------=·- ' cyl. 2 Dr. 270 Strftt, 6 cyll"' dor1 110ndont tr-. rodlo 65 PHONI WYNnolte 2·2166 HIGHWAY 124 POMIROY, 0. -. RIPLIY, W, Vito ftJINI 17MBI f FUllY AUTOMATIC! J-TEMP WATEK SELECTION! PIANOS 65 Dodge Dart I I REFRIGERATORFREEZER \.OW PRICE! eBALDWIN 11!11 OTHER FAMOU' lttndard trant. Radio and heater '~-------------------------- lOX 471 NEVER-BEFORE ewuRLmER 1f2 T.on, I cyl. Clean 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hantlol>, 289 onglno, ,,.I Dear HP.!en: My husband announced last week that we were iHvited for a weeker~d at his boss's country home. The date is all set, and I I'm supposed to start packing, but I've heard not a from his boss's wife, whom know! This has happened before: the mea at the office do mviting, but the womel'l follow it up by contacting wives. I think it's a terr.ible 1 breech of etiquette. After 63 Ford Galaxie 1 AT A 1- .62 f(Jrd Gal. 500 I Offtl llp/IQ Ju/t If, t--- by H-•" Bottel--' 4 dr. 8 cyl, At • Complete cu1tom lnetaUatioD by our .i home heating uperia .r-;;:.--.:.-:.::;;;..-;;;;;;:;;;;;;;,-----_-. ...... - ....- .......-- ... Juana HELEN HELP US! hoa.,.r. Whftewall tires. On n.w homes the total COlt can be included in your mortaa1e. ~'or conVII'Iion or replaooneot the paym8nt.t can be let up 011 • 6-year FHA loan, or you can pay just 10% doWD Uld take up to 24 montbl 011 the btl11101. AUOTOI1800 Joppa ';. IS • Nl OCie y es trocUnn will! hi• Tla O D N. W. COMPTON, • • Auto. I EASY PAY PLANS CILDTII: 1110 .Voice of Broadway 63 Chevrolet prices for other size homes) .' ' man Grosanlckle and lamlly Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-ll'lddleport, 0., June and Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont ---,----·· · ·-.;''· Brass . Cornie Bob Newhart I Harris. Jody conrad, Sherry Horns ., Ule male !llllde • 100 per eeDI prolrt sell· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas appear wilhlll two ing his Chicago radio station i f Those attending the Oliver- Iough, Cindy and Tony, birth twm J>iilnp,l'-• J k 0'8 . and is shopping for more 100; 0 Rush reunion at New Marlins- and Mrs William Beedum •N 1per cent station profits . . An-: ac nan viJle. Sunday were Mr ·. and Mr. and Mrs. Fraftkll1 Ben. Bobby K~nnedy'~ power-\other picture anyway . F&- P?Jient - P~yllls_ {the h11d~le tire Previn and ·"ile Dory were • Sunday evening guests_of Mr. Mrs. Dale Barr ~nd family, Mr. dum , Da~id and Durk, off ;~:lr'"'"~::~~~r:: acheme has him backing _Ule male film stars seem bent on Is1ster) McGmre . 1!1 recor~m~ aid ~JOO,OOO for their MGM! and Mrs. sonny Barris, MikelMrs. L. R. . B~rr, M~. and l lumbus and Mr. IUid Mr1. Cl " r~;:lurm '' candidate lr,r :'{ v. -, ~li:lyiug old won1en . (Soj!hia.'s .so~o . One ~f ._1ux song~:.. l_ll~: ~ ~core Ioli the m:w mu sical mov-l and Timmy, were Mr. and .Mrs. Mrs: Herman Groosmckle and les Benedum, Grove at,. M.nhatta - "urrogate but the "" 1n .. , · dy L • n1>w AI·a 1· ··• · oenl"lly oy ,c~.c~ · --- · · .. ~ - fsrruh, ~ and..Mr.. .:md Mr!l t:l.loo~u·~ ·- . lrt.l ....., LXI • "'·u· : "' • Q• ,........- · •·Goodbye Mr . t.:h1ps" bard- t.:nunel:l .~uu u • <111u uuuuy '" · CJ · - · backroom·worU is he'll back rrb ner 's playing "Sarah" at 90 Ja , Jjmmy McHugh, rec&rded by ~ :e n instu~t 3 off l~asmuch Eagle llidg~ Mr. and Mn1. mont Harns. Mr. and Mrs. eartQOIJt 1'18r··IJ old family pal Charlie Buck- )''The Bible") .. . If you ~ a various singers within sil day:s i Y athey origi:at~ th~ notiun Tom Fitch ~nd son, Mr. and The Meigs BenPdum fami1y ris visited recently with ley's .surrogate-cltoice in the sex-y blondt;> in chinchilla wi:l!k-1 . Leslie Uggams suggests a ~~e years ago and wrote 18 Mrs. Larry Harris and family reunion was ht>ld Sunday and Mrs. Sam Emrki: ot. Lillie II ~ronx . And who bought the : ing a pooch along 5th ~ve. i~ H.all of Fame for song~nters; ·:SOIIf:lS betime!j . . 1'he second 01 Mansfield, Lud lle Peel of Lake ~ope with the following Hocking___ _ _ _ flrst b~ace ot .ducats t~ Parke· the same r.ich-rodent skm, Jt m~e notion - start U WI~ mel- TV seasoll of the Western ser-kalifornia, Mr. and Mrs. Her- attendmg, Mr. and Mrs. Mei!!S I -.. Bernet s chanty benefH unveil· probably will be Jane Morgan. <Xhsts Irving Berlin, Richard !ies "Laredo" will dude out its ~-·- Benedum, Mr. and Mrs. During tbe War ~ lll.lll!.l ..... M _ __ lng of painting used m the Raf Valone 1s Ava Gardr.f r's Rodgers. Harold Arlen, Harry . star RObert Wolders in far-out , , . . etJ Benedum and daughters, Mr. J mes Monroe aerved 8 "How To Steal a Million" mov- 1 latest Spanish conquest Bad I Warren and J.J mmy McHugh, 1Carnaby Street UJndon-sharp 1 JS one, a 20-mmute mov1e rec- ~ and Mrs. Frances Benedum a ie? Why Little i\ltss Evf' t1:n1ng the bronze plaque read- of, course ~tght .cl~b mattre l op-outfits; Hopalong Carnaby'! ,ord of sex acts f1lmed in chru- family, Mr. and Mrs. retary of state and -'"*"rrll where, Antta Ltluise, that's who ing "Sen. JavUs Was Born D s report thJs sprmg s . crop I Film director Stanlev Ku- 1cal deta 1t . Only !or sctentif- Milhone, Cathy Collins, ol war at the same tlme. Natalie Wood 's SIZZler with Here" at 8S Stanton St. en the of prom k.Jds are the .brggest bnck fini shing his ''2001. A ic eyes. s tan B111 Cosby of Milhone, Charles Barton of Stuart Wbitman was !oo . hot Lower East Side (whe.re else tippers in Bdwy. cafe history. l spa c~ Odyssey" 18 London. !"J Spy" aFJd the Johnny Car- pers Plains, ~r. and . not to c~l down and ll dJ? shou ld a succes~fu l New Ynrk 'The recently re-issued sound- [had two copies sent to him of , son shows are juggling s~.OOO,- Charles Valentme and Joe Levme and Carlo Pont1 call pol come from ?} decorates u 1 tr k ding f ••Ten Com-ithe new Kinsey-style ''Humom' OOO in offers but got bis b1ggest er, Judy and Benny Jones each other a pair of irks but entirely boarded-up premises · ac d r~. lrad0 . its 'way • 1Sexual Response" and who j laugh from 3 ran magazine tea- Parkersburg, Mr. and m.,, 11 0 P Y0 MI YR I I T 1 Joe waflts Sophia Loren for an· .. · Sen. Jake hopes it's Aot a =~ ~:~~tra H~~b Alpert, knows the way films are re- 1turing a story on but not by Don Pullins and Rita of Offlee Hours: I to 12. 2 to S (Close at NOOD OJl __ -- -·- ·-· · who stepped out to become this gressing now, he might l'ind a jhim titled, "I want to give my Hamstown, Mr. and Mrs. Tbun.- EaSI Court St., Pomeroy year's hottest pop musie at-movie in it ·- · There already wife 73 ehildren ." son Benedum and Bel Air• 2 Dr. I cylinder, .. Tbii epeelU low price IDcludes: 'i CHANCY INVITATION CUSTOM INSTALLED II . Pre-Cool eeltllt,g lor parties, other special occasions e Permanent Germicidal Filter removes for easy cleaning, can bo wuhed or vacuumed eMagnetic Tilt-Down Front Panel gives, quiet, euy acceBS to lUter e+Way Air Direction Control ePuBhbutton Controls Multi-Speed Fan eFresh Air Intake and Exhaust Control es.Yeor Protec· tion Plan - 1 yeor warranty on all parts, 5-ycor warranty on eooled·ln system ~ , falllllll, .rl!P81red 'or replaced' dlltlng warranty perind ~ customer to pay labor C!Jar'~... aflel'. 1111 year. . SMALL TERMSt .l BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCEl MORE extra value features! elnflnile Heat Controls eGiant "Blended-Heat" Oven e Decorator styling e Porcelain Proteotlon eEaay Clean Oven Features eciock - Timer ePicture Window Oven eRemovable Surface llnrto D • Storage rawer eEntire Range Pro\e~ted By Uberal One-Year Warranty. Ytars From Now You' ll Be Glad It's a Norpe/ ..4,~~ INGELS FURNITURE ~I:M~·':MU~I~·~=·~~~~~~--~~ MIDDLEPORT I OPEN FRIDAY & SATUIDAY ,•: �Time --~----r-:-:::--::-----~ pen!'lll111. Long B0ttOm • . . News · Society Notes oJUCI ----- --- --------1 lllmday 8ehool attendllll!t .oa 6ET TO HER SHE SAYS TO HER BROOP.. ·QUOTe"• .VIsiting Rev. and Mrs. W. K. , R'l!ll• recently were Mr. Mrs. Wade Leonantol bus and Hay RI\ICS, Pomeroy, Mory Pierce &Pent aeverll dayo at Columbug vtslUng rata- tives. Vllo\Ung Mr. and 1\tro. Glly Hayman were Gin Barton ol Mlllsburro, Ky., John Bti'ton or Charleston, Ind., Sharon Fitzpa1tri'icl of Columbus, Mr. Mrs. Kellb Rldttlllllt of • Mrs. J. D. 1 Jantce and dauglllor Mr. and Mrt. Tom Hayman. Callli!J! on Mr. and Mre. man Weber were Mrs. K..nlg and Doril and K..nlg of Tuppere Pllllns Morton Hall ol Rl!t!tavllle. Mr. and Mre. Teo:! and dau11htera ol Columbus and Mrs. McDaniel. TM lted relaUves here. 1"roup then wont to the san•tu·l Mr. and Mrs. Junior 10 and sonofofKeno Cheater and where a program of songs, Taylor 1t'ett duets and readllljfs were , Is of Mr. and 1\tra. Everett In charge of Mrs. Lavin• =on. · Rev. MdDanlel reMr Phyllis Larkins and lan!o with a few remarks. s. several daya vlsltlll,l By Mra. Fl'llldl Mmll evening closed ~ith silent I Miss Linda Shonoflold at Cheshire. 'l'he Welleyan Serv!oa G~~ I :~:~·~ as the Lords Prayer ' ed the music cllnlc •t 0 h 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Riggi and \he Happy HusUers I played on lite organ. I U . . visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Mrs B M Pick••• who mverstty. · · I I of lito day Scboo c JBI · ·111 · w..;k at La~side as M1so Blanche Erlewlne Damewood. di•t Cburch opomorid deleg:te to the annual con- her loot on a piece of gla" Terry Reynold.!, son dol Mr. farewell party for Rev. 11 required t6 oUI<hes to and Mrs. Kenny ReynoJ ! , Mrs. H. L. MoDanlel, , returned home Saturh been • patient at Vetersm 88 ed b 1 gave ber report Sun· 1 tho wound. was preced 1 a I x mornilll at the Methodist Mrs. Blanche Nelson ~pent a Memorial Hospital, bu rovered dish dinner Ill lbe Rev McDaniel was I lew days the past wee< with ed home. lal rooma of Ute obureh. to · two churches at i \he Paul B. Aikman family at Visiting Mary Pl'tce were Mr. lowing the dinner oeveral In the Zanesville Dia- l Lancaster and attended gradu· and Mrs. Denver Curtis of morous readinga were trict. ation exercise when Evelyn Aik- Iumbus, Mr. and Mrs. alter wblcb gUts were glvtn Mr. and Mrs. Albert hill, Mr. I man was one of the graduates. Newell of Cheste; end Mr. """""""iiiiiiiiiiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,land Mrs. Bob Hill and laml!y, l Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolton Mrs. Larry Curllll. Pool, Lake or Ocean Mr and Mrs Billy Hill and and two chlldren, Mr. and Mr>. Mr. and Mn. Dave Yates Toke Alont Ont Of fa~lly ol Racine and Mr. and ; Eugene Dolton and daughter !ended conference ot Lakeside, Oltr Allnctlve Mrs. Wald Foster and family . .•nd their mother, Mrs. Henry Ohio and also VISited at ClJl> of Columbus held a family pic· j Dolton, all of Merion, we:• bridge and Mentor with their nic bonoring the fathen at the 1weekend guests of the latter s aons. ~CH local park Sundaf . Idaughter, Mrs, Harry F. Mr. ·~ Mn. Garth Smith Mrs. Audrey Wilson and lam· wine and family . ' ~ere VJSIIlng Mr. and Mrs. Lew· Dy of Jackson spent Sunday [ Miss Pam Wilson spent a 11 Young of Pomeroy, witb her mother, Mrs. Harry 11hort vacaton at home i Teresa and Lisa Riggs of MIDDLEPORT Hayman. 1her parents and then . Athena are &pending a week Mr. and Mrs. Charley Covey I to Morehead State Co!leg! for with their aunt, Mra. Oscar of Belpre were guests Wedoes· ! the summer term. She also vi s- Babcock. Middleport, 0. day afternoon of Mrs. Ethel r ited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. : corwin Smith and daughters of Colu mbus spent several Omar Bays. I in Columbus whiJe home. with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crill Bradford, Jr., of Worth- Mark Morris of Rutland visit· Prince. LUten to 1M still, lngton spent Father's D a y Ied his teacher, Mrs. Blanche Visiting with Mr. 111nd Mrs. smaU voice of QUIET COMFORT with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brad· I Nelson Wednesday art~rnoon Fred Larkins were Mr. and ford. and is vbiting his grandparents Mrs. Pearl CasUe of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Han Mr. aud Mrs. Marvin Morris Orlan Branch and Peck Larl<lnal and children ol Mason, W. Va. for a few days. of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Howand Mr. and Mre. Kenneth lm· Mre. Helen Miller is a ard Larkins of Portland, Mr. buden and daughter of Middle- at Holzer Hospital after and Mrs. Hartis Frank, Mr!. port were visitors in Racine Ifering a fractured hlp In a bdl. Donna Hauber and family and Sunday and attended Sunday - - - - - - - ---- · -Vera Weber. ISchool and church services at :Lake. They were joined UJ.ere Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.,11ar j by t:hrlstine Lake, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David 1the B'aptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence , Mn. Bill Lake and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar IGrimm of Pataskala spent Lori, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle were touring In West Virginia wl~ Mr. and Mrs. ~ Schroeder and sons. Mter tbe Suoday. They also called on Grtmm. His brother,, picnic dinner, they visiled at j 1~~~--~--------;l ROOII Air ColdUioaWII 5:;:~: aceompanled them : tl1e Bil1 Lake home then went feMurln• I a visit. •to Burr Oak Dam. ' •ft/1A111(B 011ltpruot11'' Daniel Kelley Wolle of Colum· ., Mrs. Gretta Slmpoon, Mro. .' -~ tiN buo spent the weekend with Cora Webb, Mrl. Mary Lou 1 For All The Pamlly o Festladan_.s uncle and aunl, Mr. and 1Johnson and Mr. Ben Philson · fJaq e.ooo to 1o,ooo latknded the OES inspection at 11Mlrs. Chester Simpson. B'IUf\Ir. Some operat' Mrs. Leta Potter of Brian 1.s Lowell Monday night. 101115-1 spending a week with her moth-I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush and r • Ad~ alrltcw. er, Mrs. Lovey Sayre. ' Mrs. John Fisher of Akron I o Tlll>!peOd fans. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and 1 came for the weekend to visit I ....... '*lariclde· children or Columbus tpent the: their mother, Mrs. Henry ln!Oiod fl111r. weekend with Mn. Howard • Rouoh, wbo !ell and solfered a I Middleport, 0. I Flottlnr su..,..,slon Neigler and other relat1ves. :fractured shoulder. bushes vibration noise! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith ! · and Jeff of Dayton spent Sat. urday with her mother, Mrs. 'l • ~~=====::~ Old Salem N Society otes 1 BAGS $1.00 & $2.00 ' ~- Mr. and Mrt. W1lUam Can and dalllbtera vlslted her Jill" 11!11, Mr. and Mrt. 11*11 Wlllfl o1 KIM Clll ralhor's Day. Mr. and Mrt. Cbarlel D. Woodo visited Mr. and Mra. Clllr Woode and Col!!ll Suo at Pomeroy and tbe Mrs. J. B. Hayes and Clil!ord ::a;~: bomes at Middleport Sunday ~- -=ety 'fiiEN WJ.IIN ~ Racine Soriety Notes i"U:-ed lUll" J~ II , SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, PlllCIB SOWNO NEW YOlllt (UPI) - 'l'lle buill cDIIIbld .. ~~~e blllihrllal and !1111 prlcti 10arlnlln modorateiJ ..UVa tta4lq duriDI lbe oecond hour or tradlnj on lbe Ntw York &loci lldllllll lnday. The VO!aWI AlriiDII '"''" ;;-..::: ~ t~ ~ll!ht ll lbl buJm circle. o., Jup 24, 1911 STAG DINNIII WA811JNOTON (UPI) -'l!!t Wblw ~~ou~t- 1114 rrtdlt ....-1 .IGlmllil1a IIIII dial lllr Tueaday II hqaor Ill Saucll Arabla'a iaq FUll wiQ Ill l llq ll!alr, but - ~t ·reportort will ba pti'lldltld lo wts 'IJ, lbt olf""" 111.111. GUts bonol'lq Falber'o Dq were prellllted by lilt ..... tiJo !"'lW!JaDtr llrtworlll :.mday School. Worship sm· dllp]t1. !ott were beld at IO:tl wllh llltei'IIOOD. lbt Rev. Pearl Cuto. Several loc:al lamlll01 attend· DaUy Vacation Bible School ed BtrVIcos and callrd at tho 11m begin bero 00 Monday, home of Mr. and Mr1. Oris Juno 2'1 from g to 12 and con- Gaul following the SUdden death 11nue lito wook. Mr. and of Mr. Gaullut Wodno1day at Mro WUllam Uber of Wellston bJJ Stunner bome. wUI • have charge. AU chUdren Capt. Johe H. Taylor of tho of tho AHred and ourroundtng U. S. Air For<!t, otaUoned ID territory are walcomo. Labrador, spent the weekend Revival servlct1 are to be hero with hlo pare111•. Mr. and held here bopMIIII Julf 11, Mrs. Ernest Taylor, returning with lbo Rev. L. M. Barnett of to his pool early Sunday alter- ' HunUngton IV. Va. -· Helen Findling of ColumbUJj~~--------------~ lito woekond hero will! her motbar Iva Ftndllni and 111r and ~ Russell Flndlllll· M,. d M8 Dalbert Yost and ·r!;ly ~ 'supar Grove sponla weekand wlllt 11to1r p... c ts , Mr· • nd Mro. ......1' Guilt• POR YOUR rle and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. Mrt. Yoal hu beon IU. Everybody benefits when our !avortle gal, Recent vlsltora of Mrs B... Bossie, eats rtght' She produces mort, 1nd sle Kapple and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoaaoher and ~· Frtdthe Dairy Farmer &•Is a bolter prollt . .• . die, were Mrs. Kapples daugbyet deUetous dairy food• ltill 11"1 thrift)'! ter and aon-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs Hilary samuell and cbll· •Trtnsiotor llotterleo ~ JalllfJ Carroll and Marlie ~~ Sh-~erd.tvlll•. Ky. aDd eFioohllght lottorln .,.. A Tribute to Dairy lbelr daUJhtar and son-In-law, 1 Lantern Battorln Mr and Mrt Donald Arnold 1 Hobby lot!orln Farmen, ancl of Loulnllle, Ky. Mr ••d Mro Clalr Woode and ePhoto Plaah Sue Pomeroy v~lted Thanks for a Job BatterIn bll poreni. Mr and Ml'l All Nationally Well Donel Charlet D.' woode and Mr: and Mrs Wl!Uam Carr and Advertised Brands da bte~ Sunday evening, F ': , ~~ J:~ AthertOD 11 ldnde artea at Til ,, teachlttl 1'1 P' Phone WY-2·2115 llr and Mrl EmertOn Jobnson ol Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio ____:.:.~VIo~lei~Smltlt~~-...!,N.!!!!'.!2!!n!!d!!A!!v!!e!!."'M""'Idd""'lt,;,po.,rt"" lll,.,,.,~....,""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',....,.,""'ol I r.;, SURE WIN DAIRY FEEDS PUT THE 'MOO' IN MORE , •• u--· BATTERY NEEDS Otani 0 Porllond · Sugar Run Flour Mills WERNER Radio& T.V. ~_: BOOK STORE 1 LP·GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM 00 FRIGIDAIRE. TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store P1i~ed fo 1ell/ BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. "~!. ~:J~;~, AI Crow and children, David, Nancy and Becky and Mr. Jamel Swart spent the weekend in Akron with Mr. and Mrs. Konneth Swart and family. Mr. John Circle and daugh~ er, Eleanor, of Columbut visited over the weekend witb re1a· tives and friends here. , 1 Mr. and Mr!l. Francis Mor- ! · accompanied by Mra. El· · Rol!llh of Pomoroy onloyed I Saturday at Ulab Ridge , 1 For an aweraee 6 room home (apeclallow DDIN ..... • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Forced Air Furnace ODiy 1!0' high. Tabe up little apace. My gu~l~Unteed. Quiet, powerful, diU"Ible. e 7 warm-air room ducta ' • Colcl-air return duet SELLING OUT • C.tnl thermoatat control ... 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS ond MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-V2 PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and ACCESSORIES e GARAGE TOOLS WHkciiY Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Metropolitan Motors POMEROY, OHIO THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN IUY WITH CONFIDINCI Keepsak:...e• DIAMOND RINQS IH tfl• brilliance and Hauty of a kNjltakt dlamontl • , • fruit aur yean of IJCJMirllftct to help you 111td your kHplab ••• guarantied by the l<llfNOb Cl1fffteole ywr Cltlvtan• of a perfect diamond (or replacement auurtcl). ... f.:d:.~- NOISE UNNERVES IIER He needs variety. I Dear Helen: Now if you're thinlo.ng I'm Seems like everything in our a man or a bachelor girl, you're house is turned up to top volume wrong. I'm a wife who knows - the TV , the slert'O, the kids' when she's got it good My hus- I transistor radios. This, with the band loves me and the children . dishwasher, the refrigerator, . he gives us eve~ything we wa nt: I the air-conditioner. and all thnse I asks no questions and is nnt deother ln.Jm-m,ms is enough tn I manding. In return, I close my drive a housewife crazy. I eyes to his shopping around. I ask my husband and chil- He's discreet. That's all 1 ask dren to pl~ase tu~n the musk th at there will be no scandal. down, ltalkmg TV IS even worse His company insists on this too, .beca use the harsh sounds give so I'm doubly protected. me chills). and they say they Isn't :' lis realistic attitude can' t hear it if it's ''that low." better than trying to build a Yikes! ' fence around a high-fl yer? Am I abnormal, or are they HAPPY hard of hearing? - JITTERY Dear Happy: I read your letter aloud at a Dea r Jittery : Female Chatter and Munching No, you're not abnormal just female, ami adult females Society meet and got the followhave lower noise thresholds ing reactions: I. "I wouldn 't d ose my eyes ! than do men and children. Try experimenting. If you're - I'd d ose HJS-with a leU like me, there's a definite point hook~ ·• beyond which noise makes you 2. " If you can' t build a fence mean. Turn the volume down around a high-flyer, you can at one whisper- well, then, screech lea<;t clip his wings-or put salt - below tl1is point and you will on his tail.'' ''( Would serve him no longer be edgy. Your family right.)" m<JY not even notice the differ- 3. "She made her bed, why 1 ence. or anyway they'll Iif!ure lie about it'! A Jot of wives face I il 's a small price to pay for this but most aren 't as honest." 4. ''She must be from France peace. - H. wives eilher fight Dear Helen: or switch." These women who th ink the 5. "Think of the kids!" world has ended because their And this is what I'm thinking, husbands play around! They make me sick. Man wasn't born "Happy": The sins of the fathto be monogamous, and a mar- er are usually practiced by tl1e riage llcense won't change that. children. Are you raising a fam· ily of cheaters? - H. R1dlo and Tr1n1. Tram~., P, etetrlng, radio and hettft • Rental·free uae of metered au syatem includhlg tank ud meter With this.compact Empire Furnace you can . add air conditioning at any time. No ""•ace 1 in the blower system will be required. .. . Sue money by installing now. Enjoy the economy, convenience ud clunllnsn ol Athltmf LP·Gaa. 64 Galaxie XL Convertible. I cylinder, auto tr•nt.. ,ower ateerlno, power brtktt thd windows, radio & huter 64 Ford Fairlane SCIO, 2 Dr. Hardtop, 8 4:Y .. fndtr, Rtdio Ia he1ter, Whltnall tires. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyllndtr, auto. ttlne. Rtdlo and httter, power steering, whltewaR tlrn 63 Chevrolet Btl Alrto. 4 Dr . 6 cvf. Sttndlrd tram. White wan tim. 63 f(Jrd Galtxie 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto· rnatlc trans. Racllo and huttr, power Jluring, whfh wall tlrH. 60 Dodge Pickup 1 ~''HL--------------------------a~------------_.~----~-- '1 -~q-NM.____________________.___ 580, COnY. I trt_nt. R&H bow dowant WE us? know My the ~:~~;I really says it's a relaxed and way to make you feel part the firm , but it makes ME feel as if I 'ftre just aHother suit· case to haul along. What you think? - MRS. JUNIOR EXEC. Dear Mrs. J.: I'm with YOU. Boss'l!!l wives, take note - and, for toortesy's sake, write one! Or at least telephone. - H. This columR is dedicated to family living, so If you're having kfd trouble or just plain trouble, let Heleo help YOU . Sbe wlll also welcome yaur amusing experiences. Alklr0191 Helen Bottel in care of BRANDS Aut. • ~pin Get Washer and. Dryer At One ac lion • 5 Fres h w~t er rin5H pt elothu really clean • Off balanre toad ,..., butt011 13 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER LOW PRICE .•. NEVER DEFROST THE REFRIGERATOR Honda • Cold-led: o 58 Ford Pickup Y, Ton. I cytlndtr. ASHLAND OIL A REPIN.ING COMPANY; Kelt~ ' ~haW. . Ford . ,•' 'ti • . . . · Magnetic Safety Door Deep llaAdidor Shelves REGULAR $299.95 • HOuick·SEneH Dairy Storage MATCHING AUTOMATIC D!(Y£1( • Biutst dryer 1111um and tan- dry& clothes taster, more wrinktt·lreel • Gicmt lint ~ereen - traps more lint, require' leu deoanina • Exclus•Ye 5-way ~en ti ng - s.wes s o Twi1 Plllt8faill Crispe1s 0 installatioA cost • Fiaest !ltlaliiJ Cllrome Shelves • ft. Year Protectioa PillA • flloi<:e Ill Gleamiqg lllllile or llidl Coppertaae NO DOWN PAYMENTEASY PAY DAY TERMS o~ears.}loa •ow_yoa'/1 be glad it's a /lORGE! SEE THIS VALUE-PACKED · BEAUTY WE'LL MAKE IT COOL FOR YOU FOR ONLY NORGE 30" ---- ELECTRIC RANGE REG. 249.95 NORGE 5,000 BTU AIR-CONDITIONER FINI! FURNITURE STYUNG Aa durable u !hOff ~~~~~~~lj the Furnlture·Fubloned frame and front pane!J of tbeoe NorJe .Ak_ to with other veneers, chosen for fine furniture laoting cabinet craftsmen and enhanced by eDoep CoU Cooling design remo~ea more moisture from room air, protects lurnl- ture and fabrlca from moisture damage e Automatic Adjustable Thermootet w I I h -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING Lllr• n. . UOOEL REG-1342 PLUS THESE DELUXE IORBE FEATURES ADDITIONAL QUALITY AND CONVENIENa FEATURES Lewis Repeir Sorvice 110 lb. Fully au tomatic w~ ~. rfnse ·~ ' .... hQter' 1---~a-----------------------=·- ' cyl. 2 Dr. 270 Strftt, 6 cyll"' dor1 110ndont tr-. rodlo 65 PHONI WYNnolte 2·2166 HIGHWAY 124 POMIROY, 0. -. RIPLIY, W, Vito ftJINI 17MBI f FUllY AUTOMATIC! J-TEMP WATEK SELECTION! PIANOS 65 Dodge Dart I I REFRIGERATORFREEZER \.OW PRICE! eBALDWIN 11!11 OTHER FAMOU' lttndard trant. Radio and heater '~-------------------------- lOX 471 NEVER-BEFORE ewuRLmER 1f2 T.on, I cyl. Clean 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hantlol>, 289 onglno, ,,.I Dear HP.!en: My husband announced last week that we were iHvited for a weeker~d at his boss's country home. The date is all set, and I I'm supposed to start packing, but I've heard not a from his boss's wife, whom know! This has happened before: the mea at the office do mviting, but the womel'l follow it up by contacting wives. I think it's a terr.ible 1 breech of etiquette. After 63 Ford Galaxie 1 AT A 1- .62 f(Jrd Gal. 500 I Offtl llp/IQ Ju/t If, t--- by H-•" Bottel--' 4 dr. 8 cyl, At • Complete cu1tom lnetaUatioD by our .i home heating uperia .r-;;:.--.:.-:.::;;;..-;;;;;;:;;;;;;;,-----_-. ...... - ....- .......-- ... Juana HELEN HELP US! hoa.,.r. Whftewall tires. On n.w homes the total COlt can be included in your mortaa1e. ~'or conVII'Iion or replaooneot the paym8nt.t can be let up 011 • 6-year FHA loan, or you can pay just 10% doWD Uld take up to 24 montbl 011 the btl11101. AUOTOI1800 Joppa ';. IS • Nl OCie y es trocUnn will! hi• Tla O D N. W. COMPTON, • • Auto. I EASY PAY PLANS CILDTII: 1110 .Voice of Broadway 63 Chevrolet prices for other size homes) .' ' man Grosanlckle and lamlly Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-ll'lddleport, 0., June and Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont ---,----·· · ·-.;''· Brass . Cornie Bob Newhart I Harris. Jody conrad, Sherry Horns ., Ule male !llllde • 100 per eeDI prolrt sell· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas appear wilhlll two ing his Chicago radio station i f Those attending the Oliver- Iough, Cindy and Tony, birth twm J>iilnp,l'-• J k 0'8 . and is shopping for more 100; 0 Rush reunion at New Marlins- and Mrs William Beedum •N 1per cent station profits . . An-: ac nan viJle. Sunday were Mr ·. and Mr. and Mrs. Fraftkll1 Ben. Bobby K~nnedy'~ power-\other picture anyway . F&- P?Jient - P~yllls_ {the h11d~le tire Previn and ·"ile Dory were • Sunday evening guests_of Mr. Mrs. Dale Barr ~nd family, Mr. dum , Da~id and Durk, off ;~:lr'"'"~::~~~r:: acheme has him backing _Ule male film stars seem bent on Is1ster) McGmre . 1!1 recor~m~ aid ~JOO,OOO for their MGM! and Mrs. sonny Barris, MikelMrs. L. R. . B~rr, M~. and l lumbus and Mr. IUid Mr1. Cl " r~;:lurm '' candidate lr,r :'{ v. -, ~li:lyiug old won1en . (Soj!hia.'s .so~o . One ~f ._1ux song~:.. l_ll~: ~ ~core Ioli the m:w mu sical mov-l and Timmy, were Mr. and .Mrs. Mrs: Herman Groosmckle and les Benedum, Grove at,. M.nhatta - "urrogate but the "" 1n .. , · dy L • n1>w AI·a 1· ··• · oenl"lly oy ,c~.c~ · --- · · .. ~ - fsrruh, ~ and..Mr.. .:md Mr!l t:l.loo~u·~ ·- . lrt.l ....., LXI • "'·u· : "' • Q• ,........- · •·Goodbye Mr . t.:h1ps" bard- t.:nunel:l .~uu u • <111u uuuuy '" · CJ · - · backroom·worU is he'll back rrb ner 's playing "Sarah" at 90 Ja , Jjmmy McHugh, rec&rded by ~ :e n instu~t 3 off l~asmuch Eagle llidg~ Mr. and Mn1. mont Harns. Mr. and Mrs. eartQOIJt 1'18r··IJ old family pal Charlie Buck- )''The Bible") .. . If you ~ a various singers within sil day:s i Y athey origi:at~ th~ notiun Tom Fitch ~nd son, Mr. and The Meigs BenPdum fami1y ris visited recently with ley's .surrogate-cltoice in the sex-y blondt;> in chinchilla wi:l!k-1 . Leslie Uggams suggests a ~~e years ago and wrote 18 Mrs. Larry Harris and family reunion was ht>ld Sunday and Mrs. Sam Emrki: ot. Lillie II ~ronx . And who bought the : ing a pooch along 5th ~ve. i~ H.all of Fame for song~nters; ·:SOIIf:lS betime!j . . 1'he second 01 Mansfield, Lud lle Peel of Lake ~ope with the following Hocking___ _ _ _ flrst b~ace ot .ducats t~ Parke· the same r.ich-rodent skm, Jt m~e notion - start U WI~ mel- TV seasoll of the Western ser-kalifornia, Mr. and Mrs. Her- attendmg, Mr. and Mrs. Mei!!S I -.. Bernet s chanty benefH unveil· probably will be Jane Morgan. <Xhsts Irving Berlin, Richard !ies "Laredo" will dude out its ~-·- Benedum, Mr. and Mrs. During tbe War ~ lll.lll!.l ..... M _ __ lng of painting used m the Raf Valone 1s Ava Gardr.f r's Rodgers. Harold Arlen, Harry . star RObert Wolders in far-out , , . . etJ Benedum and daughters, Mr. J mes Monroe aerved 8 "How To Steal a Million" mov- 1 latest Spanish conquest Bad I Warren and J.J mmy McHugh, 1Carnaby Street UJndon-sharp 1 JS one, a 20-mmute mov1e rec- ~ and Mrs. Frances Benedum a ie? Why Little i\ltss Evf' t1:n1ng the bronze plaque read- of, course ~tght .cl~b mattre l op-outfits; Hopalong Carnaby'! ,ord of sex acts f1lmed in chru- family, Mr. and Mrs. retary of state and -'"*"rrll where, Antta Ltluise, that's who ing "Sen. JavUs Was Born D s report thJs sprmg s . crop I Film director Stanlev Ku- 1cal deta 1t . Only !or sctentif- Milhone, Cathy Collins, ol war at the same tlme. Natalie Wood 's SIZZler with Here" at 8S Stanton St. en the of prom k.Jds are the .brggest bnck fini shing his ''2001. A ic eyes. s tan B111 Cosby of Milhone, Charles Barton of Stuart Wbitman was !oo . hot Lower East Side (whe.re else tippers in Bdwy. cafe history. l spa c~ Odyssey" 18 London. !"J Spy" aFJd the Johnny Car- pers Plains, ~r. and . not to c~l down and ll dJ? shou ld a succes~fu l New Ynrk 'The recently re-issued sound- [had two copies sent to him of , son shows are juggling s~.OOO,- Charles Valentme and Joe Levme and Carlo Pont1 call pol come from ?} decorates u 1 tr k ding f ••Ten Com-ithe new Kinsey-style ''Humom' OOO in offers but got bis b1ggest er, Judy and Benny Jones each other a pair of irks but entirely boarded-up premises · ac d r~. lrad0 . its 'way • 1Sexual Response" and who j laugh from 3 ran magazine tea- Parkersburg, Mr. and m.,, 11 0 P Y0 MI YR I I T 1 Joe waflts Sophia Loren for an· .. · Sen. Jake hopes it's Aot a =~ ~:~~tra H~~b Alpert, knows the way films are re- 1turing a story on but not by Don Pullins and Rita of Offlee Hours: I to 12. 2 to S (Close at NOOD OJl __ -- -·- ·-· · who stepped out to become this gressing now, he might l'ind a jhim titled, "I want to give my Hamstown, Mr. and Mrs. Tbun.- EaSI Court St., Pomeroy year's hottest pop musie at-movie in it ·- · There already wife 73 ehildren ." son Benedum and Bel Air• 2 Dr. I cylinder, .. Tbii epeelU low price IDcludes: 'i CHANCY INVITATION CUSTOM INSTALLED II . 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Glbaon Ttaln packs up to 21,000 B.T.U. capacity into a e~blnet so compact It ftts windows only 28 inches wide or Installs through tht wall. &elusive Air Sweep power· drlvtn louvara autamatlcall~ sweep cool air from wall to wall room to room, throughout your llome. The Texan GiVe~ you 30'1/o mora effective cooling than .ordinary models of the umt liD that only blow cool11r In onl pr•set direction. 234 e. Mlln 232 E. Second EDWARD BAER, OWNER 992-2036 Pomeroy Pomeroy EYMY Gibson air condhloner undergoes 3 solid houri of careful teating to a11ure your trouble-frte comfort. Only Gibson make this exclusive ••Quality Milt" tnt • • • ~our - c o ol quallly porformonco. $169·95 IE£ tHi POWERFUL GIBSON TEXAN AT RUTLAt-t.J FURN1TURE ARNOLD GRATE a'.pll.i F 11 Cit....., BEAUDFULLY Mr. aod Mrs. Edward Stobart and daughter of Miami, Fla., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobarl and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler. Mrs. Frances Philsoll has returned borne from Cleveland, 1 ! accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Emil Pllcta. Mrs. Frank ReinShall, dsugh' Adria, and Mrs. Molly Cozart , snd son, Barrie of ozark, Ala., ' are visiting Mr. Charles Sbalo. Mrs. Mildred spencer is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Belly Jackson of Etonia. RUTLAND, 0. Flrd BapiiJI Cluorolt, MltNie- m.;· Guy Priddy, Supt.: lng Wonbip IO.·ll a. m. ing service, 7:30 p. m.; aervteee 7 30 p Betldeilem Bapi!JI Chareb, Malo~ ~'School Great Bend: Rev. C. L. O'Cotl- - DA V HaU comer Second n tor Robert Lewis ' ' ' ' or, pas : • and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Supt. 8:30 a. m. MorniDg Wor- by French City Baptl!t Church ship and Sunday Sdlool; 7 P. in Oalllpolla. Af!Uiated with S. ~31)Evp~"::.& t:ercetne;~ B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. • ·-. Sunday School every Snndsy, CarJl"ater Baptist Chard!: 3 p. m. Preaehlng services the Sunday School. 9,30 a. m. Morg. 4th Sunday of each mooth. port: Rev . Donald Boone, pasMt. Morlob Bapllot Cburci>.tor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m., Comer of Fourth aDd Matn St., George Baker, Supl, 10,1$ a. Middleport. ReY. Nyle Borden, m. ,Worship ServiCe) BYP 8 p. minister. Sunday .School g, 3ll a. m.: Evening Worablp, 7·30 p. m Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 m., Wednesday, 7::W p. m., a. m. Morning Worship. prayer meeting, 8::W p. m., Naomi Baptist Cbarcb chotr practice. Sunday School 9.30 8 m . Wor~~ Bapllu Cbiii'Ob, Pom.. ship a. m.; · Wednesday, 7 roy Rev. Carver Wllllam•. p m Prayer service Sunday School ~:30 lill 10:20. . .. ,. Worship •ervlce, 10:10 a. m.: Commumty Nursery and JuDior Cburch for carleton Church, Kingsbory childreD. Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, Fint Bapllsl R.aclno, pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a. Rev. C. L. O'Conoor, pastor. m.: Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday Sunday School 9::W a. m., Sam Worolilp service 10:30 a. m. rurtill, mpt.: 10:15 a.' m. Morn. and 7:30 P·. m. alternately. ing Worship; 6::W p. m., BYF Prayer meeting Wednesday at and Juoior Fellowship; 8 p. m. 7:10 p. m. . Evening Service; Wedne!lday, Colombis Cbapel - Wonblp 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, semce esch Sunday, 9,IS a. 8 :ro p. m. Senior Choir Prae- m.: Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.; live; Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Jun· Youtb Service US P· m. Eveg. lor Choir Practice. ing Worship 7 p. m. each SuDo day Cbesblro - Kyger • Hartford · Parlsb - Warren G Zlnn Pagevtlle Commuldly Church . ' R R II C1 pastor. Worship servic.. arc· - ev. usse ine, pastor. Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST: Young People's service, 7:30 p. LitUo Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. m. Thursday; EvangelL!tlc sert'heshlre Baptlsl 10:45 EST. VIce Saturday, 7:30 p. m and Church School at Hartiord, at Sunday, 7:30 P· m. 9 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, Fret<lom Gospel Mf.,too and Cbeabire 9,45 EST. Bashan . Stivmviile Road; E. Mt. Uolon F.W.B. Cburcb - J. Griffith, pastor: Roger WilSunday School 9:45 a.m., Earl ford, Supt. ; Sunday School, 10 Starkey, SupL; Evening wor-1 a. m.; Evangeilstic Service, 7ship, 7:30 p. m, by CecU Cn, ,30 P· m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Layman; YOUDg People's mee~ p. m. Tuesday. tng and Blble Silldy, 7:30 p.m. RatlaDd MI"IIID - · 0 lIve Wednesday; Choir practice al Newman, mlsslooary pastor; 1 10 p. m. Tbu.'Sdsy. . SUnday School 9,30 a. m.; Rutlalld Flnt Bapllat t'hureh Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preaching _ Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; 7·30 p. m.: Prayer service, Preaching Sunday 2,30 p. m. 730 p. m. Thursday. Ratlaad Free Wlll BapUat l' Church 01 Chri.t Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, Bradbury Clturcb ol Cbrhl- - - -- - · - · Larry Williams. minister: Bible · The Almall< ~ !School and Morning Worship, By UDtted Press International 10,30 a. m.; Cbrislian Endeav· Today is Friday, June 24, the or, 6 p. m.: Evening Wor· t7Sth day of 19116 with 100 to , ship, 7 p. m. follow. Hemlock Grove The moon is between its new Cburch - James QuJ•enberry. phsao aod Drat qusrtor. Worablp Service, 9:30 a. m. : The morning otar• ars VeDua Sunday School, 10 a, m., Stanand Satunt. ford StockiOD, Supt. The evening star is Mercury. Bradford Cbor<b of Amerlean clergyman Henry ' Joe Robinson, minister; Ward Beecltor wu born on this er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School day in 1113. 9:30 a. m.: Morning On this day in history: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, b 1497, uplorer Jobs Cabot 7 p. m. Wedoeaday 7 p.m. J1i. reached the obore ol North blo Study. Amerles. Deller Cbarcli o1 Cbrlat In 1863, Gen. Robert E. Lee Bible School 1:30 a. m, otsrted to ..... , the Polomae ing 10:30 a. m., first and River al Harpers Ferry, Va., Sundaya. in proparatloa 11lr his lnvaaion Ms88D Cll]l Cbureb of of Pennsylvanla. Miller Streel - Snnday Bible Study, 9 a. m,: Evening ship, 7::W p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Middleport Otarcb oi Chris~ ilh and Main Streets - DoDo Expr- Your fHling aid Ricks minister· B 1b lo Scbooj• 9··30' a. m., K,enne th Mcl!:lbtnney, SupL; Morning Oa that lmporlaDI day, shlo 10:30 a. m. Evealng worshow your lrlorul or loved obip, 7 p. m. Prsyor Service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. oDt bow much you care Pomoror Cbarclt of Cbrlll Jerry Masters paotor· Sunday wilb 1 11ft el tlowera. Sebool, 1:30 a.' m., Cb~ tel' Lei U1 Stl(lleat A vice 10:30 a. m,; Christian EDdeavor, 6:30p.m.: Eveolng tel' tlce, 1,30 p. m. BatlaDd Olarcb of Roy Carter, minister. Bible School, 1:30 a. m. Woi'sblp II P~~eaehiq aen1ce 10:31. a. YIIWII People's m. Evl!lllng Contol~~~t~ H. Braley, Bible ond ZloD Chrdo o1 Ckbl, . up Foil• "'. .y • HarrisoDvllle 11ot1c1 ..... Undsnrood, mlnlstar. hie lldtool, 9:30 a. m.; lng Wonblp, 7:30 p. DL; bert Reed, Bible School Supl. R.OWERS Social News GIBION 10• TESTED QUALITY I The Dodge Boys are deali~' the bottom out of pricesto put you inthelead. Ahead of the piCk. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your ow~ bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good auys. Lincoln made bla Gellysburg ldclress on Nov. 11, 1883. HEADQUARTERS FOR FOLIAGE GARDEN $2.50 DUDLEY'S · - · 'lite Bll llellll ~· · Claureh Of God Ml~ ---.=-= ""·._·,.... <*liter Outiclt ol God Rev. Dale 'l'bontloD, .Seltool, t:30 t. TUIII!IN PRODUCTS ! • Television- Racliol- Refrigerators- W•hers & Dryers • ------~~~~~~=---( Factory Authoriltcl Service- ~uonable Rates • ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV ,. WY~635 HlnY Mil laP, Owner :tt• I. MAIN l390WMPO ~0 R. H. RAWLINGS SON,S CQ. Mi~dleport, Mill & Second Streets POMEROY '"The Spf.eading Kingdom" You can tell ~ey're aood auya; they ' .. o. c-. i ~.~======================~ Bapli.& pastor; Sunday 10 '· 1 Antiquity GlbiGD'I turbine bklwer1 2-lpted fin motor and special muffler are aunounded on fl• aldtl with aound deadening flber gluolo assure you ol qulel oporallon. 74~11 Ohio Valley Plumbing &Heating lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Phono WY 2-3557 69.95 66" Custom .... .. . - 89.95 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neptune ! and Larry of Barnesville were Sufl-l ~y afternoon visitors of I 'Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sm1th ' and Jo . Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith were Sunday evening visitors vf their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle v ~~ pp and sons. Miss Kay Wyatt of Columbus is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyalt. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mrs. Elsie Perry of Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene i and Rbonda, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and Billy and Mrs. James Reeves, Bobby and Lin· da. Mrs. Charley Smith is in Holzer Hospital. Her room is 223. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Euge11e Haning and Rhonda were Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts, Wayne Scott and Mr. IIIII Mrs, Euiene Underwood. Kail Knapp spent a lew days last week with bis graudpareota, Mr, aod Mrs. Cbarley Smith and Jo. Mr. and Mra. Robert Bailey, Bobby and :::hristlne, were reI cent visitors of his parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. C@"l Bailey. Mr. and Mn('":k.obert Russell and family of Oregor. are visitIng relatives whlle here on vacation. Louis Diehl is now home for summer vacation. QUI&T Ali A WHJ&PiiRI Prlc• Start AI touch add the magic of color with " Frosting or straaked <'Heft. Very Beautiful. CaU lfS for an appointment. 42" 54.50 42" Custom · · · ·· , · · 62.50 1~7 day School alll:lll a. m., I.to,d Pra,er llllleiiJW. Wed. 7:111 ,.._ DliJlnier, SUpL Wonblp Sono ,_.,, II . . leo al 10:41 with Vn Swutl, - Rev. Kermelll Pierce, layleader, SUnday 6:10 p. m. Ill. putor: Raymoad WlllbY.F, meeting followed by wor- Supt.: Suoday Scbool, 1:10 a. ship mvice al 7:4& with the m, MnrniDI Worship. 10:10 a. Rev. Casto. Monday, I lo 12 m, Evening Sfrvlee, 7 p. m.;l , IIIJOII. Dall,v Vscallon . Bible Pra.Vt!t' mee11ng, 7 p. m. WedcoDiinulng tllroughout l ltlday. · · , llornlng . Wursblp at 11 a. lbe week. Wed., 7:15 p. m., mid Raelae Clllra of 111o Nu-! m. EvangellsUe service 7:30 p. prayer services. lorene _ Suaday School 9,110 m,; Prayer meeting, , 7:30 p,m. · m. Wo-"'• 10•30 Tuesday· Young '. FlatwGodl Melllodlll Cltarcb L •• ......... '"""' • Service, 'Friday, 7:30\. m. -Pearl A. Casto, paotor. Wor- L ~.; Evening- 7 '~ p. i ML Mor•·• ~ ol God- lltlp service, 10 a. m., every m., 14ld-week Prayer Service,, ,.. · Gibe NO P DL WedDOOday Rev ! Rev. James Satterfleld, pastor r Sunday, 7:45 P. m. Suo- Morris. 111. wolfe ~ ·! SUDtlay School 9:15 a. m.: Wor- day School, tO a. DL, John Bal- RaOSDd Clia'el ':.; Naz. : ship service II a. m. and 7:30 ley, Supt. .... Sunda,v. Scbool ~·30 a I p. in. Prayer meetiog 7:30 p. m. Forat Raa Metltodlsl ......., m.. M~ Wonblp 1o.'45 · Tuesday; Young People'l -llnnday School t a. m., Mrs. EvqellaUc meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Pred Neue, Supt. Wonbip ~· lolldweek Pr er ....,,Joel llll1aad Cltuch o1 God _ tlce, 10 a. m. Rev. Wet1tlell 45 • Wed»etday Rev. Jobe Smsllwond, paatar; Sluller, pullr. Cltarell Sunday School 10 a. m.: Evan· Bellb lile6odlll Clturelt, Mid- ,;:;.--::" Wllllam C. ,...,.~1 gelistic service 7 p. m. ; Young dleport - IlL E. Dowson, • Sunds School 1·30 People Enlleavor 7 p. m. Wed- tor: Mrs. N~ Moore, Church ~;., ~orshl IO:M oesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. SCbool Supt., Cburch School ' lnll p a>. SaiUrdsy. 9:110 a. m.; Worablp . Serv1r< PenteooaUJI E . I IUO a. m.: Metboclist Youth ~Uto<estal lllaemW,, Roale PI&CDpll Cb b t'!llowsblp, 7 p. m.: Official 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jooes, Ep::'~ev, Ri:.~d Board ~eting, 1st Suoday v. Sunday Scbool 10 a. ·. month. 7.30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd Worship, Wedoesday and H. Marlin, Rector. Sunday Monday of month, 7:10 p. m. ; day. Moromg Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle, Wedoesday, The PeJIIec<iCIIII Cltarcb 10:30 a. m. p. m. dleport _ South 3rd E UB Letart Falls B. L. Barrett, pastor: Suodayl EDterprlse EUB Cbarcb - Clwge Ja- F. EDrly, lldtool 10 a. m.; Sunday Rev. Meozel Smilb, pastor. lor- LETART FALlSlug ovangeUsUc aorvlce, Woroliip service 9:30a.m.: Suo- lltlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday p. m.; Wedoesdsy Bible ~~~ day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cept 2nd Sunday); 1:30 p. m.; Saturday llllbt Pt Fellowship 6::ro p. m.: Boy• School, 9:30 a, m. Snndsy. « end Worship 7:110 p. 111. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. lied service, ~::ro a, m., m.; . Evening service, 7::W p. &mday of month. EAST m., 2nd and 4th Sundayo: Youth TART - Worship, 8 p. Choir, 6::W p. m Wsdaesday. snd 4th Tburodays; Cburebl isD Chreb _ Rev Prayer Meeting, 7:30 . p. m., School, 9:30a. m. SUnday. bJter •·.mdayl Wedoesday. PLE GROVE - Worship 8 p ard Roppelt, pastor; "' ' · Sebool a. m., Fre:~·~=; MorniDs Star EUB Cbarcb - m., lst and 3rd Thursdays; Supt.· 9:30 10 .30 a m. Rev Menzel Smith pastor· Cburch School 9·•• a. m. Sun' · · . ' ' ' .~ 5·4& p m YF · Wed 1'30 Sunday School US a. day GREAT BEND - Wor· · ·. .' '' · Van Meter, S~pt., Earl ablp 9:30 a. m., lat 81ld 3rd : J~:~~ Cbmr; 7 p, m. Sen· o\SS't.: MorniDg worship, 10:45 SUndays; Cburch 10:Ui 8 .....; Flrd u a. m.; Prayer 7,30 a.m. Sunday. MORSE yrau Cbarcb = h m, Thursday. Youth -worship, 11 a.m., !at snd 3rd 10 a m. 7:30 p, m. Sunday. SUndays; Cburcb School 9:30 ' ., OCIIOOtj Lotlrlclle EUB Cbureb a>. SUnday. I a. m.; Bible Study, Rev. Eugene E. Emersoo, MiDel'lvUio Mellaodlst p. ~:IY· Pre rtao tor: Suoday School 9:45 a. m. - Wendell G. StuUer, l!nward Ru Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday School, 10 a, m.; lor Sunda Schoo ~ worship, 10:45 a. m. and oblp service 11 a. m. w~ .~ m~ p. m. alternately. Bible Porllaod Molbodllt P • P. ' --' 1 led b Syracuse ouu prayer serv ce, Y B. L. MeDsole~ pastor. lor pastor Ml&olo'WednesdayEarl and tor, 7:30 p. m. School 9:30, Harold ' · 7. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Supt. ; Kesneth McLeod, Ass'L day aervlces, .30 p. lrd Saltn'dsy of munth. Supt, Preaching 7:30p.m. Lauer Day lloafh Bethel EUB Clntreb day. Reorptdud Cbri of Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, Raelae Melltodlll Cbarclt Grisl ol Latter Day lalall tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. B. L. MeDanle~ pastor: C. W. Prolllt~ pastor, 511 ~!II Norman H. Bahr, Supt. ; day School 9,30 a. m. : !rom Racine on Raelne · I Worship 10,45 a. m. and 7: ing 10:30 a.m.; MYF 6 p. land Road. &mday School. 1:30 p. m. allernately. Bible Prayer and Bible SIUdy, 7, 30 p., • m.: Worship 10:30 a. an1 Prayer Service, led by m. Wednesday. Sunday evening servlcea•tervicell lor, 7,30 p. m Thursday. Roe Springs Methodist- p. m.; Wed., worship Tuppers PlalOJ EUB Cbarcb Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor· II 7:30 p. m, - Rev. Eugene 1!. Emerson, !bip service 9:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholk pastor: Sunday worship, day School, IO:lo a, m. : MYF Oar Ledy of Lorollo M~:~~:ll a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.: I::W p. m Prayer and Bible ...., Bollom - Rev. T l!nharl Vineyard, Supt. Blbla Study, Wedoesday, 7:30 p. m. Petronek, administrator; SIUdy 81ld Prayer services led Rtllland Melbodlst Chrrb - day Masa 8:30 a. m.; H o 1 by pastor, 7:30 p. a>. Tuesday. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Days or Obligation, 7 m. Adult CluBB Meeting 7:30 p, m. Cburch School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· SL lobo's Cllbolle last Monday of month. ship service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville (Dutch Syracue EUB Cbiii'Ob- Ret. Monday, 6:30 p. m. Rev. Frank Manleri, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- Sullon Methudbl Cbarclt Sunday Ma" 10:30 a. m.: day Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Ben B. L. MeDanie~ pastor; Mrs. Day or Obllgatloo 8:30 •;~~;II Quisenberry, Supt.: 10,30 a. m. Lc!ter L. Rousb, Supt Wor- CoofeMion, 11 hour be Morning Worship service, 1st ablp 9:16 a. m,, Sunday School Mass. and 3rd Sundays of the month. lD:15 a. m. SolMtion Arm 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangelis- Oall Grove Methodiat Oiiii'Ch y ttc Service, 2nd and 4th SuD- -H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl The SalvaUo~ Ar!Q, :dsy of month. Cross, Supt. Suodsy School 81 ooy Ray S. Wining, officer in Bethany EUB Cbarch- Rev. IO:Ui a. m.: Preaching 9:15. charge. Sun~y ~O a. m. Holl· Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Morn- Syracuse Melbodlll Cbureb - aess meeting, 10.30 •· m. Sun· log Worship, 1:30 a. m. ; Sun- WendeD G. Stuller, pastor; ~y .~ ~ P3o 11· day Schoo~ 10:30 a. m., Blythe sblp service, 8:35 a. m., Sun- ~~ 11 Pes ~ 7· P. TheiS!, Supt.: Youth Fellow- day School ~:45 a. DL; :; 1v~ ~· meeLedi; ~ oblp, 1:30 p. m. SUnday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting ~· 7 p. m. Pre " ome CARMEL EUB Clmreb-Rev. Sunday 7:30 p. m. gue; p.. m. P Paul A Sellers pastor: Sun- a...u Raa Fno Mo-.1- 7:30 p. m. Bible SIUdy, prayer · • ..,_ -ing Other services by day Scbool, ~:30 a. m., Wayne Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. · L I!Dush, Supl; IO::W a. m. Morn- SUnday School 9:30 L m.; 0. ttOODceDlen log Worship, 2nd and 4th SuDo 0. Pattersoo, Supl; ADVENTJBr day of the month: 8 p.m. Even- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth S... I'IIJ110r01 S..~ea~th=Da~y~:i:ll lag Evangelistic Service, t1ce U5 p. m.; 1111 Cbarcband 3rd Suoday ol month. messsgo 7:30 p. m.; Rd., DOrth ol Melgo Feileraled Cbrdl, meeting Thursday 7:30 p, m. Hospital. Paster, F. w., Gifford, - Rev. W. B. Penia, pastor: L1Dn1 CliD Fno James R. Hefler, Ass I. Serv· Carl Kaulz, Supl; Sunday c:lmreb - R. Euiene Gill, p11o Ices on Saturday: . Sdlool, 9:15 a. m. Worship, tor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; School, 1:30 p. m.; Worsbtp, 11:11 a. m. PhD Wile, SupL; Momlng 2:30 p, m. ; Youth llldp 10:30 a. m.: Youth :10 P· m.; Bible Sludy, Duvllle I'Uirlll llaUieoi 1coa 7 p. m.; EvqeUstlc day, 7:30 p. m.. at 'II Evans (LAngsvl11e PoBl OIBeol, Rat. 1'lce 7:111 p. m. Mid-Week llelghta. Gallipolis. O. 11 Carl. pastor: Sunda,v er aervlco 7:30 a. m. United Bre&hren Sdtoll, 1:30 L m.. Robert Grate day. tldou Ualled Brei!Da 8upL; lll'VIco at 10:30 Tile Ulllled .._..... ...... Qrlat Cbrdl - Rev. EldaD R. a. m.; PUgrim Yootb, l:li p. Melvin Alkire. put. Blake, pastor: School m.; Evtmpllatlc .vice, 7:30 ~Divino Wor- II a. m.; Wllllde p: m., Mjd-Weell Prayer- and a. m. Tbe psa1or SUpL; Cbr1a11an - ...., Pralae, Wednesday, 7::W P· DL oo lllo tbeme, p. m., oluN fer all Song Firm Ill Your l"allll." 'flee I p. m., Preaebbt1 1:• Jelaomh SUnday Morning Bible study IlL; Mid-Week prayer meeani, lllldom HaD o1 ........,. al t:ll •· m. Flllll- 7:30 p. m. Wedno!lday, ~"'~ - Pullllc · IIIOOIIll8 YiaiiDrsareIIIIIeipod•Uy n- Ma~~0: leader. ainday, 5 p. m., Watelltolror · lbe early -.:hlp hour 11 Cbrllt atirdt _ J 81u<b', 8 P. IILi Bible stud)',, .. ~at 8:31. t. DL ..,., psster. SttndsJ':::... Sentinel Church News I Planned I Crow's Dally Senunel, PoJneroy-lfkldleport, o., June 24, 1 clallns permanent InJuries l'teasilll Valley Hospital omCERS JNSTAIJ.!lD t-1)111)l. !lenli)lel. Pomeroy·Klddleport, o ., June 21._:!886 Delbe~ C. Staats $18500 I& Sought · aod disUguraUoa aod demBRds Admltletl ,;.. Mrs. llaNiaJ ~· PLEASANT - The_ 'l'oo Dies Oil 11bursdny I Ci it Action judgment again•! the defendant Bennett Jr ~t Plea88nt· Mrs. I Endie-Wel Garden Club hel6 . I 11 v Court Hean Pleas _ in the sum ol $18,500 and t'OSis. ' " •· ' ' an installation of o!flcers at a · PT. PLEASANT 'f Delbert C. PT PLEASANT _ A elvil 1 Lloyd Mayes, PL Pleasant: ~- luncheon meeting Thursday all· 1 On To JndidmeDIB Staats, former Mason County • . · oline Sue Mayes, Pt. Pleasant: 1 Gene Ball'a Restalll' ; 1 PI'. PLEASAI'l'f- Aci!OD el School Supermtendent, a resl· :.ctiOnlh~~ b~:,~:e~l:ktl'~o~: ASK TO WED :Mrs. Lawrence StepbeDs, Gal- :.oo~e~ olflcel'slnstallt<l wbo ~.~ Connthtyec"',·::'!r1,~ deneralt ~reaRr',P 1 ~,.:~r T~~~~!ty ":~ 11 ~~ ;chul~ styled Paul L. Mar· I FT. PLEASANT - Applying : lipolis. will take office July I, 11166, arst .auuH~~o~...., wu uw .... { • . d R bert -· - ~A u 1~- N-'!lR P1t1et me$1d.en · leas of four persons indicted Jackson General Hospital afler tm, Hen erson, vs. o for a marriage license applica· ! Olschar&ea.- lwl:o. ..,~,~, ........ , 1. . .. _ . " • • ~ _, vt~ - . rast wee)< by the Grand Jury. FT. PLEASANT- The G. a long llness. , Daniels, 2229 Jelferson Avenue, tion in ' the office of tho County Lester, Thurman: Mrs. Gene Mrs. C-rolln~ ~~t~or, Crulck· They were by Viola Maxine C. Murphy Company h a s He is a member ol the Ep- , Pt. Pleasant. . Clerk were Larry Sheridan Ril· Buah,. Gallipolis; Mrs. Grant president, M , Mrs Wataon HenderBOO, false pre- completed plans with B J. l worth MeUJOdlst Church of l!•P· I Tbe action " the result of I fle 19 Hogsett and Linda Di· Shell, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Gilbert slumk, secretary, sn . tense, 'pleaded ionocen~ trill Builders, Inc., for coostructi.on ley and was a retired school 1 automobile accident ~ A~ld, 17, 'Hagsett. Adkins, BtdweU. Mildred treasurer. July 6th; Wood:~w Q. Wl!Bol, of a now Murphy's on the Site ' principal and school superinten· , on August 8, 1965, an ·'ai'lntifl Pt. Pleasant, child Deglecl, JD- occupied by The Smoker on dent. A graduate o! Marshall IStreet In whiCh the P' nocent, trial set for July 5th; Main Street, accordang to an u and \\r est ., 1rg; 111 aull.p~,;,.~ ,. wa.s a pBs,enger m the car flomeo/lhe Cleo smith and Anna Lee Rob- ann-enl by Brerey Jones, ty, he had taugnt ,chooi 10 i en by the defendant. 11Je erti, Glsnwond, unlawful c:ovice prestdent of B. J. Butld· both Mason and Jockson coun· . - =...====---fabulou• habitation, guilty, to be sent· ers. · ties. enced July 8th, and the court Razing of the old . struc~ure l Surviving are his wife, Clara fg!EE .. ......... . denied a divorce in the action belan today and WJ.D continue ILilly Staats; one son, Enoch . of Ada Weikle vs. Wesley U. as rapidly as possihfe. The new Judson, u. s. Army st"twned ' Beauty Tips Weikle. sb:udure bas been adapted to in El Paso,' Texas; one daughSpeelal Purelaase & Sale! ;:,;;~~--===----11 the Redevelopment plan of the ter. Mrs. Charles L;mhaJil, future of Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant two brot:·,t'f;;, For a carefree includes an extension of. t b.e WilliBm F. Staats, MuHens, w. ~~~~~~~c~air present municipal parking Va .; Russell E. Staa<s. Htpky: short, sides the rear of .the prorerty. The one sister, Mrs. Carine Fisher, and nape snug DRY 1 be 50 pe cent head, soft . 1 new store WI · r Ripley and seven grandchi ldren. to and femini ne. CLEANING larger than the present sto~e, iThe body is at the Va il >'nn,er·'l Ynur hai r Service On Request wnt front 82 feet on Mat n al Home ill HipiL·v. Al'ra!"lge· . must ht' pmStreet and include l4 ,000 square , ments will be am;ouncl·d. ~~:l~~~~¥rr~~ :1 soft cushion feet of selling area .. ~e struc- ! ] Pt'rman C"nL It wi ll be ea~y Clrclor By Phena '' ' CASH & CARRY SPECIAL PRICES ture will be air-condJttoned and <~ami for wit h , "Bru sh ... nd And Toko 'lm Ham• have every convenience for the . PLAN TEA F'KI()AY Go·• <'ffl'<" l l"ur cl ayl\ me. 1 $4" Custom WY 2-5432 Economy ··· · · · CLEANERS POMEROY customer. An early 1961 open· ) PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. How - ~~~~~~~. in ~.~;s ~r ~t!·~~~~ , SUNDAY 9 AM s.rm.,..,,.nim Gr- ljllt!COplll church, Pomeroy , •. ·~'Q ~~RTIN, RECTO~ Milmlnt.,..... ,;., ...... .. . , 10:30 AIA':I!!!nd-, .. ~... o.-•·· Ill.: f- -:·the •...!:...'!: P,:"'..!,_ I :r.: Jt ~oppsnecllll."" ftlll JOint u ...,. - lmflrlt icJcliML would. Tbo - · wu Wtlq tlla •Qeqer'J 11'0 1floi - lbepmo. ...,.Cllampo proiJe 1or _.llawl•Bfabt t1ie oppcJIIODI'o ADa when thq lind It -look wtl Lifo is jlllt u ,..blot and zelentlesL Quldcl1 It liDCOV8J'B our weaknu. , , • then IIIIIUltl tbtm qain and apia. ;.,day -· ";r" pio 7 0 IJi'lth the 00,.. 11 will, in lome meoiiU'I!, foster and llelp ,... "-'·L-• •nhac'h u' ood • family and ~m-••nity 111e •1.&. - . .,.,.. I Ill •v .. _ "I' • "'""" lure u tporuored by the buinell /irrru and '?' .. So&n~~~~~~~------e·no-m•l!l-a~p~peor--belolll--·__________..;.,.z!~ · ' Scb..:'i I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm of Hollum 8Toad THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5~68 ReveiiiWond. W. Va. ~Y 7 p. IlL; Slnlce mee'lnc1 I p. DL 'l)mraday; N-- WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln St. Mlddleporl 992-211110 tJ:f lldtool, 7 p. m. 'fttursday. ftt Glrell II lllo •••&.~ · a.ter.:. llelr. Herbert ' L""r'""'' .... poator; Rldtard llartsl, Ill. Plttl's, ·ud Sl. 101111''11 Otarlol Blloll, A11't. ........ Clmre1l School 9:30 .. m.; L m. llld Woroblp U 1. m,; NYPS Sebot~ 9:110 I. Dl,; Evtldng Sarvlce, p. m.; Mldweet Prayer 7:311 p. m. W-..iaJ. IIIMoptRt Ollrdlll - Rev. a,di J, . Sclteol 9:30 - 7:30 p. IlL aod .... Stutdsy, 7:110 m. IlL 11orm1a Uliled .. aaid eli - J l'lloll, putor, Stutdq Scbolilll o. m. l'rwfdlla, 111'11 llwltlay', 'ill p. m. fourtll Sabtll;f, U L lD. llledlal' mry Wodlloa11 7:30 P- m. CltrisllaD ED- &:1::•11 Ashland Oi! 1'1'oducts Brown's Bottle Gas 9112-2166 Pomefi17 ' BOGGS EQUIPMENT ''Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio Soles - AIJ..IS CHALMERS - Servtee Farm - Industrial - Lawn & Gonll!t Tuppars Plains Pbone &e7=341111' TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOusE .' Middleport, Ohio "Kentucky Fried Chicken" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supp!WI- Glfll 1192-2641 lllddlepolt LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY fumiturr and Appll4tlen Pltone 985-2125 THE SEWING CENTER Wlii'I'K SEWING MACHINES '"' 1111 Womcm thcrt s....• a·~ IIW St. lllddloport 911243211 GOEGLEIN READY..MIX CO• Pomeroy Wutlflln st. Support the Church ot your Cltoice F. J. WALLACE, Bulolltl Watchts - Sale1 cmd B.,. 186 N. Seeond EBERSBACH HA~DWARE ~ · "Everythj!IQ HI Bard_.. Porueroy, Oblo . ·inillalrlb ... HEINERS BAKERY Baktrs of Good Broad lliultltl&loa. W. VL •v 1t .' ,..,' ·"' NEW YORK.qOTHING Takt SOIMORCI Witlo Y 011 Toellltll'd In POmeroy Over 90 Ytan Kermit Wfllon, _,_ a Secxllilll ·, Wt Fill All Doctor• Prescripti0111 192-2955 Pomeroy HOYT'S SOHJO SERVICE - GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. lllddleporl a. m, Preaching and lblrtl p. IlL 8ectmd IIIII ~ !:...m. Builders and Bullding S11ppties Cheater, Ohlo w-. II BAUM LUMBER CO. Atltnd the 6'1111~ of BEN FRANKLiN �! . ''' ,,,_')' > , ,, I' ' ,, ~ New Murpby's . . - . I 01 Smoker Site STEAK HOUSE 1 .... J • NEED A NEW SINK? Bargains lOLA'S HOUR ml "American Kitchens" 1· 1 1 CABINET SINKS SANDWICH 1 Robinson's 1 is antbic~plda.ted. t"!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!.,.....,...,...,~ll!,=="""==!!!!!"""""",.l ingThedale present Ul mg ard Amos Price Wlll be hostess F 'd J n 24th t ted in the early 1876's to a tea n ay • . u e ' cons rue th U · ' from 2 until ~ p. m. m the par· , and was known as e mon Iish house of Cllrist Episcopal ' House, Church. The tr.a i~ in the hvnor of Miss Jeanine ,Jordon, brideelect of David Howard Price, 1 1 600 of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Price. The Jordan-Price wedding will be an event of July 2, 1966 in Christ Cburch. was Wolf Pen 1 Society Notes WITH PATENTED tel" MORI! EFFeCTIVE COOLING! Glbaon Ttaln packs up to 21,000 B.T.U. capacity into a e~blnet so compact It ftts windows only 28 inches wide or Installs through tht wall. &elusive Air Sweep power· drlvtn louvara autamatlcall~ sweep cool air from wall to wall room to room, throughout your llome. The Texan GiVe~ you 30'1/o mora effective cooling than .ordinary models of the umt liD that only blow cool11r In onl pr•set direction. 234 e. Mlln 232 E. Second EDWARD BAER, OWNER 992-2036 Pomeroy Pomeroy EYMY Gibson air condhloner undergoes 3 solid houri of careful teating to a11ure your trouble-frte comfort. Only Gibson make this exclusive ••Quality Milt" tnt • • • ~our - c o ol quallly porformonco. $169·95 IE£ tHi POWERFUL GIBSON TEXAN AT RUTLAt-t.J FURN1TURE ARNOLD GRATE a'.pll.i F 11 Cit....., BEAUDFULLY Mr. aod Mrs. Edward Stobart and daughter of Miami, Fla., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobarl and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler. Mrs. Frances Philsoll has returned borne from Cleveland, 1 ! accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Emil Pllcta. Mrs. Frank ReinShall, dsugh' Adria, and Mrs. Molly Cozart , snd son, Barrie of ozark, Ala., ' are visiting Mr. Charles Sbalo. Mrs. Mildred spencer is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Belly Jackson of Etonia. RUTLAND, 0. Flrd BapiiJI Cluorolt, MltNie- m.;· Guy Priddy, Supt.: lng Wonbip IO.·ll a. m. ing service, 7:30 p. m.; aervteee 7 30 p Betldeilem Bapi!JI Chareb, Malo~ ~'School Great Bend: Rev. C. L. O'Cotl- - DA V HaU comer Second n tor Robert Lewis ' ' ' ' or, pas : • and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Supt. 8:30 a. m. MorniDg Wor- by French City Baptl!t Church ship and Sunday Sdlool; 7 P. in Oalllpolla. Af!Uiated with S. ~31)Evp~"::.& t:ercetne;~ B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. • ·-. Sunday School every Snndsy, CarJl"ater Baptist Chard!: 3 p. m. Preaehlng services the Sunday School. 9,30 a. m. Morg. 4th Sunday of each mooth. port: Rev . Donald Boone, pasMt. Morlob Bapllot Cburci>.tor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m., Comer of Fourth aDd Matn St., George Baker, Supl, 10,1$ a. Middleport. ReY. Nyle Borden, m. ,Worship ServiCe) BYP 8 p. minister. Sunday .School g, 3ll a. m.: Evening Worablp, 7·30 p. m Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 m., Wednesday, 7::W p. m., a. m. Morning Worship. prayer meeting, 8::W p. m., Naomi Baptist Cbarcb chotr practice. Sunday School 9.30 8 m . Wor~~ Bapllu Cbiii'Ob, Pom.. ship a. m.; · Wednesday, 7 roy Rev. Carver Wllllam•. p m Prayer service Sunday School ~:30 lill 10:20. . .. ,. Worship •ervlce, 10:10 a. m.: Commumty Nursery and JuDior Cburch for carleton Church, Kingsbory childreD. Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, Fint Bapllsl R.aclno, pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a. Rev. C. L. O'Conoor, pastor. m.: Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday Sunday School 9::W a. m., Sam Worolilp service 10:30 a. m. rurtill, mpt.: 10:15 a.' m. Morn. and 7:30 P·. m. alternately. ing Worship; 6::W p. m., BYF Prayer meeting Wednesday at and Juoior Fellowship; 8 p. m. 7:10 p. m. . Evening Service; Wedne!lday, Colombis Cbapel - Wonblp 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, semce esch Sunday, 9,IS a. 8 :ro p. m. Senior Choir Prae- m.: Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.; live; Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Jun· Youtb Service US P· m. Eveg. lor Choir Practice. ing Worship 7 p. m. each SuDo day Cbesblro - Kyger • Hartford · Parlsb - Warren G Zlnn Pagevtlle Commuldly Church . ' R R II C1 pastor. Worship servic.. arc· - ev. usse ine, pastor. Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST: Young People's service, 7:30 p. LitUo Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. m. Thursday; EvangelL!tlc sert'heshlre Baptlsl 10:45 EST. VIce Saturday, 7:30 p. m and Church School at Hartiord, at Sunday, 7:30 P· m. 9 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, Fret<lom Gospel Mf.,too and Cbeabire 9,45 EST. Bashan . Stivmviile Road; E. Mt. Uolon F.W.B. Cburcb - J. Griffith, pastor: Roger WilSunday School 9:45 a.m., Earl ford, Supt. ; Sunday School, 10 Starkey, SupL; Evening wor-1 a. m.; Evangeilstic Service, 7ship, 7:30 p. m, by CecU Cn, ,30 P· m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Layman; YOUDg People's mee~ p. m. Tuesday. tng and Blble Silldy, 7:30 p.m. RatlaDd MI"IIID - · 0 lIve Wednesday; Choir practice al Newman, mlsslooary pastor; 1 10 p. m. Tbu.'Sdsy. . SUnday School 9,30 a. m.; Rutlalld Flnt Bapllat t'hureh Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preaching _ Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; 7·30 p. m.: Prayer service, Preaching Sunday 2,30 p. m. 730 p. m. Thursday. Ratlaad Free Wlll BapUat l' Church 01 Chri.t Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, Bradbury Clturcb ol Cbrhl- - - -- - · - · Larry Williams. minister: Bible · The Almall< ~ !School and Morning Worship, By UDtted Press International 10,30 a. m.; Cbrislian Endeav· Today is Friday, June 24, the or, 6 p. m.: Evening Wor· t7Sth day of 19116 with 100 to , ship, 7 p. m. follow. Hemlock Grove The moon is between its new Cburch - James QuJ•enberry. phsao aod Drat qusrtor. Worablp Service, 9:30 a. m. : The morning otar• ars VeDua Sunday School, 10 a, m., Stanand Satunt. ford StockiOD, Supt. The evening star is Mercury. Bradford Cbor<b of Amerlean clergyman Henry ' Joe Robinson, minister; Ward Beecltor wu born on this er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School day in 1113. 9:30 a. m.: Morning On this day in history: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, b 1497, uplorer Jobs Cabot 7 p. m. Wedoeaday 7 p.m. J1i. reached the obore ol North blo Study. Amerles. Deller Cbarcli o1 Cbrlat In 1863, Gen. Robert E. Lee Bible School 1:30 a. m, otsrted to ..... , the Polomae ing 10:30 a. m., first and River al Harpers Ferry, Va., Sundaya. in proparatloa 11lr his lnvaaion Ms88D Cll]l Cbureb of of Pennsylvanla. Miller Streel - Snnday Bible Study, 9 a. m,: Evening ship, 7::W p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Middleport Otarcb oi Chris~ ilh and Main Streets - DoDo Expr- Your fHling aid Ricks minister· B 1b lo Scbooj• 9··30' a. m., K,enne th Mcl!:lbtnney, SupL; Morning Oa that lmporlaDI day, shlo 10:30 a. m. Evealng worshow your lrlorul or loved obip, 7 p. m. Prsyor Service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. oDt bow much you care Pomoror Cbarclt of Cbrlll Jerry Masters paotor· Sunday wilb 1 11ft el tlowera. Sebool, 1:30 a.' m., Cb~ tel' Lei U1 Stl(lleat A vice 10:30 a. m,; Christian EDdeavor, 6:30p.m.: Eveolng tel' tlce, 1,30 p. m. BatlaDd Olarcb of Roy Carter, minister. Bible School, 1:30 a. m. Woi'sblp II P~~eaehiq aen1ce 10:31. a. YIIWII People's m. Evl!lllng Contol~~~t~ H. Braley, Bible ond ZloD Chrdo o1 Ckbl, . up Foil• "'. .y • HarrisoDvllle 11ot1c1 ..... Undsnrood, mlnlstar. hie lldtool, 9:30 a. m.; lng Wonblp, 7:30 p. DL; bert Reed, Bible School Supl. R.OWERS Social News GIBION 10• TESTED QUALITY I The Dodge Boys are deali~' the bottom out of pricesto put you inthelead. Ahead of the piCk. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your ow~ bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good auys. Lincoln made bla Gellysburg ldclress on Nov. 11, 1883. HEADQUARTERS FOR FOLIAGE GARDEN $2.50 DUDLEY'S · - · 'lite Bll llellll ~· · Claureh Of God Ml~ ---.=-= ""·._·,.... <*liter Outiclt ol God Rev. Dale 'l'bontloD, .Seltool, t:30 t. TUIII!IN PRODUCTS ! • Television- Racliol- Refrigerators- W•hers & Dryers • ------~~~~~~=---( Factory Authoriltcl Service- ~uonable Rates • ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV ,. WY~635 HlnY Mil laP, Owner :tt• I. MAIN l390WMPO ~0 R. H. RAWLINGS SON,S CQ. Mi~dleport, Mill & Second Streets POMEROY '"The Spf.eading Kingdom" You can tell ~ey're aood auya; they ' .. o. c-. i ~.~======================~ Bapli.& pastor; Sunday 10 '· 1 Antiquity GlbiGD'I turbine bklwer1 2-lpted fin motor and special muffler are aunounded on fl• aldtl with aound deadening flber gluolo assure you ol qulel oporallon. 74~11 Ohio Valley Plumbing &Heating lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Phono WY 2-3557 69.95 66" Custom .... .. . - 89.95 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neptune ! and Larry of Barnesville were Sufl-l ~y afternoon visitors of I 'Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sm1th ' and Jo . Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith were Sunday evening visitors vf their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle v ~~ pp and sons. Miss Kay Wyatt of Columbus is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyalt. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mrs. Elsie Perry of Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene i and Rbonda, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and Billy and Mrs. James Reeves, Bobby and Lin· da. Mrs. Charley Smith is in Holzer Hospital. Her room is 223. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Euge11e Haning and Rhonda were Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts, Wayne Scott and Mr. IIIII Mrs, Euiene Underwood. Kail Knapp spent a lew days last week with bis graudpareota, Mr, aod Mrs. Cbarley Smith and Jo. Mr. and Mra. Robert Bailey, Bobby and :::hristlne, were reI cent visitors of his parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. C@"l Bailey. Mr. and Mn('":k.obert Russell and family of Oregor. are visitIng relatives whlle here on vacation. Louis Diehl is now home for summer vacation. QUI&T Ali A WHJ&PiiRI Prlc• Start AI touch add the magic of color with " Frosting or straaked <'Heft. Very Beautiful. CaU lfS for an appointment. 42" 54.50 42" Custom · · · ·· , · · 62.50 1~7 day School alll:lll a. m., I.to,d Pra,er llllleiiJW. Wed. 7:111 ,.._ DliJlnier, SUpL Wonblp Sono ,_.,, II . . leo al 10:41 with Vn Swutl, - Rev. Kermelll Pierce, layleader, SUnday 6:10 p. m. Ill. putor: Raymoad WlllbY.F, meeting followed by wor- Supt.: Suoday Scbool, 1:10 a. ship mvice al 7:4& with the m, MnrniDI Worship. 10:10 a. Rev. Casto. Monday, I lo 12 m, Evening Sfrvlee, 7 p. m.;l , IIIJOII. Dall,v Vscallon . Bible Pra.Vt!t' mee11ng, 7 p. m. WedcoDiinulng tllroughout l ltlday. · · , llornlng . Wursblp at 11 a. lbe week. Wed., 7:15 p. m., mid Raelae Clllra of 111o Nu-! m. EvangellsUe service 7:30 p. prayer services. lorene _ Suaday School 9,110 m,; Prayer meeting, , 7:30 p,m. · m. Wo-"'• 10•30 Tuesday· Young '. FlatwGodl Melllodlll Cltarcb L •• ......... '"""' • Service, 'Friday, 7:30\. m. -Pearl A. Casto, paotor. Wor- L ~.; Evening- 7 '~ p. i ML Mor•·• ~ ol God- lltlp service, 10 a. m., every m., 14ld-week Prayer Service,, ,.. · Gibe NO P DL WedDOOday Rev ! Rev. James Satterfleld, pastor r Sunday, 7:45 P. m. Suo- Morris. 111. wolfe ~ ·! SUDtlay School 9:15 a. m.: Wor- day School, tO a. DL, John Bal- RaOSDd Clia'el ':.; Naz. : ship service II a. m. and 7:30 ley, Supt. .... Sunda,v. Scbool ~·30 a I p. in. Prayer meetiog 7:30 p. m. Forat Raa Metltodlsl ......., m.. M~ Wonblp 1o.'45 · Tuesday; Young People'l -llnnday School t a. m., Mrs. EvqellaUc meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Pred Neue, Supt. Wonbip ~· lolldweek Pr er ....,,Joel llll1aad Cltuch o1 God _ tlce, 10 a. m. Rev. Wet1tlell 45 • Wed»etday Rev. Jobe Smsllwond, paatar; Sluller, pullr. Cltarell Sunday School 10 a. m.: Evan· Bellb lile6odlll Clturelt, Mid- ,;:;.--::" Wllllam C. ,...,.~1 gelistic service 7 p. m. ; Young dleport - IlL E. Dowson, • Sunds School 1·30 People Enlleavor 7 p. m. Wed- tor: Mrs. N~ Moore, Church ~;., ~orshl IO:M oesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. SCbool Supt., Cburch School ' lnll p a>. SaiUrdsy. 9:110 a. m.; Worablp . Serv1r< PenteooaUJI E . I IUO a. m.: Metboclist Youth ~Uto<estal lllaemW,, Roale PI&CDpll Cb b t'!llowsblp, 7 p. m.: Official 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jooes, Ep::'~ev, Ri:.~d Board ~eting, 1st Suoday v. Sunday Scbool 10 a. ·. month. 7.30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd Worship, Wedoesday and H. Marlin, Rector. Sunday Monday of month, 7:10 p. m. ; day. Moromg Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle, Wedoesday, The PeJIIec<iCIIII Cltarcb 10:30 a. m. p. m. dleport _ South 3rd E UB Letart Falls B. L. Barrett, pastor: Suodayl EDterprlse EUB Cbarcb - Clwge Ja- F. EDrly, lldtool 10 a. m.; Sunday Rev. Meozel Smilb, pastor. lor- LETART FALlSlug ovangeUsUc aorvlce, Woroliip service 9:30a.m.: Suo- lltlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday p. m.; Wedoesdsy Bible ~~~ day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cept 2nd Sunday); 1:30 p. m.; Saturday llllbt Pt Fellowship 6::ro p. m.: Boy• School, 9:30 a, m. Snndsy. « end Worship 7:110 p. 111. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. lied service, ~::ro a, m., m.; . Evening service, 7::W p. &mday of month. EAST m., 2nd and 4th Sundayo: Youth TART - Worship, 8 p. Choir, 6::W p. m Wsdaesday. snd 4th Tburodays; Cburebl isD Chreb _ Rev Prayer Meeting, 7:30 . p. m., School, 9:30a. m. SUnday. bJter •·.mdayl Wedoesday. PLE GROVE - Worship 8 p ard Roppelt, pastor; "' ' · Sebool a. m., Fre:~·~=; MorniDs Star EUB Cbarcb - m., lst and 3rd Thursdays; Supt.· 9:30 10 .30 a m. Rev Menzel Smith pastor· Cburch School 9·•• a. m. Sun' · · . ' ' ' .~ 5·4& p m YF · Wed 1'30 Sunday School US a. day GREAT BEND - Wor· · ·. .' '' · Van Meter, S~pt., Earl ablp 9:30 a. m., lat 81ld 3rd : J~:~~ Cbmr; 7 p, m. Sen· o\SS't.: MorniDg worship, 10:45 SUndays; Cburch 10:Ui 8 .....; Flrd u a. m.; Prayer 7,30 a.m. Sunday. MORSE yrau Cbarcb = h m, Thursday. Youth -worship, 11 a.m., !at snd 3rd 10 a m. 7:30 p, m. Sunday. SUndays; Cburcb School 9:30 ' ., OCIIOOtj Lotlrlclle EUB Cbureb a>. SUnday. I a. m.; Bible Study, Rev. Eugene E. Emersoo, MiDel'lvUio Mellaodlst p. ~:IY· Pre rtao tor: Suoday School 9:45 a. m. - Wendell G. StuUer, l!nward Ru Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday School, 10 a, m.; lor Sunda Schoo ~ worship, 10:45 a. m. and oblp service 11 a. m. w~ .~ m~ p. m. alternately. Bible Porllaod Molbodllt P • P. ' --' 1 led b Syracuse ouu prayer serv ce, Y B. L. MeDsole~ pastor. lor pastor Ml&olo'WednesdayEarl and tor, 7:30 p. m. School 9:30, Harold ' · 7. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Supt. ; Kesneth McLeod, Ass'L day aervlces, .30 p. lrd Saltn'dsy of munth. Supt, Preaching 7:30p.m. Lauer Day lloafh Bethel EUB Clntreb day. Reorptdud Cbri of Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, Raelae Melltodlll Cbarclt Grisl ol Latter Day lalall tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. B. L. MeDanle~ pastor: C. W. Prolllt~ pastor, 511 ~!II Norman H. Bahr, Supt. ; day School 9,30 a. m. : !rom Racine on Raelne · I Worship 10,45 a. m. and 7: ing 10:30 a.m.; MYF 6 p. land Road. &mday School. 1:30 p. m. allernately. Bible Prayer and Bible SIUdy, 7, 30 p., • m.: Worship 10:30 a. an1 Prayer Service, led by m. Wednesday. Sunday evening servlcea•tervicell lor, 7,30 p. m Thursday. Roe Springs Methodist- p. m.; Wed., worship Tuppers PlalOJ EUB Cbarcb Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor· II 7:30 p. m, - Rev. Eugene 1!. Emerson, !bip service 9:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholk pastor: Sunday worship, day School, IO:lo a, m. : MYF Oar Ledy of Lorollo M~:~~:ll a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.: I::W p. m Prayer and Bible ...., Bollom - Rev. T l!nharl Vineyard, Supt. Blbla Study, Wedoesday, 7:30 p. m. Petronek, administrator; SIUdy 81ld Prayer services led Rtllland Melbodlst Chrrb - day Masa 8:30 a. m.; H o 1 by pastor, 7:30 p. a>. Tuesday. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Days or Obligation, 7 m. Adult CluBB Meeting 7:30 p, m. Cburch School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· SL lobo's Cllbolle last Monday of month. ship service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville (Dutch Syracue EUB Cbiii'Ob- Ret. Monday, 6:30 p. m. Rev. Frank Manleri, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- Sullon Methudbl Cbarclt Sunday Ma" 10:30 a. m.: day Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Ben B. L. MeDanie~ pastor; Mrs. Day or Obllgatloo 8:30 •;~~;II Quisenberry, Supt.: 10,30 a. m. Lc!ter L. Rousb, Supt Wor- CoofeMion, 11 hour be Morning Worship service, 1st ablp 9:16 a. m,, Sunday School Mass. and 3rd Sundays of the month. lD:15 a. m. SolMtion Arm 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangelis- Oall Grove Methodiat Oiiii'Ch y ttc Service, 2nd and 4th SuD- -H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl The SalvaUo~ Ar!Q, :dsy of month. Cross, Supt. Suodsy School 81 ooy Ray S. Wining, officer in Bethany EUB Cbarch- Rev. IO:Ui a. m.: Preaching 9:15. charge. Sun~y ~O a. m. Holl· Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Morn- Syracuse Melbodlll Cbureb - aess meeting, 10.30 •· m. Sun· log Worship, 1:30 a. m. ; Sun- WendeD G. Stuller, pastor; ~y .~ ~ P3o 11· day Schoo~ 10:30 a. m., Blythe sblp service, 8:35 a. m., Sun- ~~ 11 Pes ~ 7· P. TheiS!, Supt.: Youth Fellow- day School ~:45 a. DL; :; 1v~ ~· meeLedi; ~ oblp, 1:30 p. m. SUnday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting ~· 7 p. m. Pre " ome CARMEL EUB Clmreb-Rev. Sunday 7:30 p. m. gue; p.. m. P Paul A Sellers pastor: Sun- a...u Raa Fno Mo-.1- 7:30 p. m. Bible SIUdy, prayer · • ..,_ -ing Other services by day Scbool, ~:30 a. m., Wayne Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. · L I!Dush, Supl; IO::W a. m. Morn- SUnday School 9:30 L m.; 0. ttOODceDlen log Worship, 2nd and 4th SuDo 0. Pattersoo, Supl; ADVENTJBr day of the month: 8 p.m. Even- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth S... I'IIJ110r01 S..~ea~th=Da~y~:i:ll lag Evangelistic Service, t1ce U5 p. m.; 1111 Cbarcband 3rd Suoday ol month. messsgo 7:30 p. m.; Rd., DOrth ol Melgo Feileraled Cbrdl, meeting Thursday 7:30 p, m. Hospital. Paster, F. w., Gifford, - Rev. W. B. Penia, pastor: L1Dn1 CliD Fno James R. Hefler, Ass I. Serv· Carl Kaulz, Supl; Sunday c:lmreb - R. Euiene Gill, p11o Ices on Saturday: . Sdlool, 9:15 a. m. Worship, tor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; School, 1:30 p. m.; Worsbtp, 11:11 a. m. PhD Wile, SupL; Momlng 2:30 p, m. ; Youth llldp 10:30 a. m.: Youth :10 P· m.; Bible Sludy, Duvllle I'Uirlll llaUieoi 1coa 7 p. m.; EvqeUstlc day, 7:30 p. m.. at 'II Evans (LAngsvl11e PoBl OIBeol, Rat. 1'lce 7:111 p. m. Mid-Week llelghta. Gallipolis. O. 11 Carl. pastor: Sunda,v er aervlco 7:30 a. m. United Bre&hren Sdtoll, 1:30 L m.. Robert Grate day. tldou Ualled Brei!Da 8upL; lll'VIco at 10:30 Tile Ulllled .._..... ...... Qrlat Cbrdl - Rev. EldaD R. a. m.; PUgrim Yootb, l:li p. Melvin Alkire. put. Blake, pastor: School m.; Evtmpllatlc .vice, 7:30 ~Divino Wor- II a. m.; Wllllde p: m., Mjd-Weell Prayer- and a. m. Tbe psa1or SUpL; Cbr1a11an - ...., Pralae, Wednesday, 7::W P· DL oo lllo tbeme, p. m., oluN fer all Song Firm Ill Your l"allll." 'flee I p. m., Preaebbt1 1:• Jelaomh SUnday Morning Bible study IlL; Mid-Week prayer meeani, lllldom HaD o1 ........,. al t:ll •· m. Flllll- 7:30 p. m. Wedno!lday, ~"'~ - Pullllc · IIIOOIIll8 YiaiiDrsareIIIIIeipod•Uy n- Ma~~0: leader. ainday, 5 p. m., Watelltolror · lbe early -.:hlp hour 11 Cbrllt atirdt _ J 81u<b', 8 P. IILi Bible stud)',, .. ~at 8:31. t. DL ..,., psster. SttndsJ':::... Sentinel Church News I Planned I Crow's Dally Senunel, PoJneroy-lfkldleport, o., June 24, 1 clallns permanent InJuries l'teasilll Valley Hospital omCERS JNSTAIJ.!lD t-1)111)l. !lenli)lel. Pomeroy·Klddleport, o ., June 21._:!886 Delbe~ C. Staats $18500 I& Sought · aod disUguraUoa aod demBRds Admltletl ,;.. Mrs. llaNiaJ ~· PLEASANT - The_ 'l'oo Dies Oil 11bursdny I Ci it Action judgment again•! the defendant Bennett Jr ~t Plea88nt· Mrs. I Endie-Wel Garden Club hel6 . I 11 v Court Hean Pleas _ in the sum ol $18,500 and t'OSis. ' " •· ' ' an installation of o!flcers at a · PT. PLEASANT 'f Delbert C. PT PLEASANT _ A elvil 1 Lloyd Mayes, PL Pleasant: ~- luncheon meeting Thursday all· 1 On To JndidmeDIB Staats, former Mason County • . · oline Sue Mayes, Pt. Pleasant: 1 Gene Ball'a Restalll' ; 1 PI'. PLEASAI'l'f- Aci!OD el School Supermtendent, a resl· :.ctiOnlh~~ b~:,~:e~l:ktl'~o~: ASK TO WED :Mrs. Lawrence StepbeDs, Gal- :.oo~e~ olflcel'slnstallt<l wbo ~.~ Connthtyec"',·::'!r1,~ deneralt ~reaRr',P 1 ~,.:~r T~~~~!ty ":~ 11 ~~ ;chul~ styled Paul L. Mar· I FT. PLEASANT - Applying : lipolis. will take office July I, 11166, arst .auuH~~o~...., wu uw .... { • . d R bert -· - ~A u 1~- N-'!lR P1t1et me$1d.en · leas of four persons indicted Jackson General Hospital afler tm, Hen erson, vs. o for a marriage license applica· ! Olschar&ea.- lwl:o. ..,~,~, ........ , 1. . .. _ . " • • ~ _, vt~ - . rast wee)< by the Grand Jury. FT. PLEASANT- The G. a long llness. , Daniels, 2229 Jelferson Avenue, tion in ' the office of tho County Lester, Thurman: Mrs. Gene Mrs. C-rolln~ ~~t~or, Crulck· They were by Viola Maxine C. Murphy Company h a s He is a member ol the Ep- , Pt. Pleasant. . Clerk were Larry Sheridan Ril· Buah,. Gallipolis; Mrs. Grant president, M , Mrs Wataon HenderBOO, false pre- completed plans with B J. l worth MeUJOdlst Church of l!•P· I Tbe action " the result of I fle 19 Hogsett and Linda Di· Shell, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Gilbert slumk, secretary, sn . tense, 'pleaded ionocen~ trill Builders, Inc., for coostructi.on ley and was a retired school 1 automobile accident ~ A~ld, 17, 'Hagsett. Adkins, BtdweU. Mildred treasurer. July 6th; Wood:~w Q. Wl!Bol, of a now Murphy's on the Site ' principal and school superinten· , on August 8, 1965, an ·'ai'lntifl Pt. Pleasant, child Deglecl, JD- occupied by The Smoker on dent. A graduate o! Marshall IStreet In whiCh the P' nocent, trial set for July 5th; Main Street, accordang to an u and \\r est ., 1rg; 111 aull.p~,;,.~ ,. wa.s a pBs,enger m the car flomeo/lhe Cleo smith and Anna Lee Rob- ann-enl by Brerey Jones, ty, he had taugnt ,chooi 10 i en by the defendant. 11Je erti, Glsnwond, unlawful c:ovice prestdent of B. J. Butld· both Mason and Jockson coun· . - =...====---fabulou• habitation, guilty, to be sent· ers. · ties. enced July 8th, and the court Razing of the old . struc~ure l Surviving are his wife, Clara fg!EE .. ......... . denied a divorce in the action belan today and WJ.D continue ILilly Staats; one son, Enoch . of Ada Weikle vs. Wesley U. as rapidly as possihfe. The new Judson, u. s. Army st"twned ' Beauty Tips Weikle. sb:udure bas been adapted to in El Paso,' Texas; one daughSpeelal Purelaase & Sale! ;:,;;~~--===----11 the Redevelopment plan of the ter. Mrs. Charles L;mhaJil, future of Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant two brot:·,t'f;;, For a carefree includes an extension of. t b.e WilliBm F. Staats, MuHens, w. ~~~~~~~c~air present municipal parking Va .; Russell E. Staa<s. Htpky: short, sides the rear of .the prorerty. The one sister, Mrs. Carine Fisher, and nape snug DRY 1 be 50 pe cent head, soft . 1 new store WI · r Ripley and seven grandchi ldren. to and femini ne. CLEANING larger than the present sto~e, iThe body is at the Va il >'nn,er·'l Ynur hai r Service On Request wnt front 82 feet on Mat n al Home ill HipiL·v. Al'ra!"lge· . must ht' pmStreet and include l4 ,000 square , ments will be am;ouncl·d. ~~:l~~~~¥rr~~ :1 soft cushion feet of selling area .. ~e struc- ! ] Pt'rman C"nL It wi ll be ea~y Clrclor By Phena '' ' CASH & CARRY SPECIAL PRICES ture will be air-condJttoned and <~ami for wit h , "Bru sh ... nd And Toko 'lm Ham• have every convenience for the . PLAN TEA F'KI()AY Go·• <'ffl'<" l l"ur cl ayl\ me. 1 $4" Custom WY 2-5432 Economy ··· · · · CLEANERS POMEROY customer. An early 1961 open· ) PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. How - ~~~~~~~. in ~.~;s ~r ~t!·~~~~ , SUNDAY 9 AM s.rm.,..,,.nim Gr- ljllt!COplll church, Pomeroy , •. ·~'Q ~~RTIN, RECTO~ Milmlnt.,..... ,;., ...... .. . , 10:30 AIA':I!!!nd-, .. ~... o.-•·· Ill.: f- -:·the •...!:...'!: P,:"'..!,_ I :r.: Jt ~oppsnecllll."" ftlll JOint u ...,. - lmflrlt icJcliML would. Tbo - · wu Wtlq tlla •Qeqer'J 11'0 1floi - lbepmo. ...,.Cllampo proiJe 1or _.llawl•Bfabt t1ie oppcJIIODI'o ADa when thq lind It -look wtl Lifo is jlllt u ,..blot and zelentlesL Quldcl1 It liDCOV8J'B our weaknu. , , • then IIIIIUltl tbtm qain and apia. ;.,day -· ";r" pio 7 0 IJi'lth the 00,.. 11 will, in lome meoiiU'I!, foster and llelp ,... "-'·L-• •nhac'h u' ood • family and ~m-••nity 111e •1.&. - . .,.,.. I Ill •v .. _ "I' • "'""" lure u tporuored by the buinell /irrru and '?' .. So&n~~~~~~~------e·no-m•l!l-a~p~peor--belolll--·__________..;.,.z!~ · ' Scb..:'i I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm of Hollum 8Toad THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5~68 ReveiiiWond. W. Va. ~Y 7 p. IlL; Slnlce mee'lnc1 I p. DL 'l)mraday; N-- WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln St. Mlddleporl 992-211110 tJ:f lldtool, 7 p. m. 'fttursday. ftt Glrell II lllo •••&.~ · a.ter.:. llelr. Herbert ' L""r'""'' .... poator; Rldtard llartsl, Ill. Plttl's, ·ud Sl. 101111''11 Otarlol Blloll, A11't. ........ Clmre1l School 9:30 .. m.; L m. llld Woroblp U 1. m,; NYPS Sebot~ 9:110 I. Dl,; Evtldng Sarvlce, p. m.; Mldweet Prayer 7:311 p. m. W-..iaJ. IIIMoptRt Ollrdlll - Rev. a,di J, . Sclteol 9:30 - 7:30 p. IlL aod .... Stutdsy, 7:110 m. IlL 11orm1a Uliled .. aaid eli - J l'lloll, putor, Stutdq Scbolilll o. m. l'rwfdlla, 111'11 llwltlay', 'ill p. m. fourtll Sabtll;f, U L lD. llledlal' mry Wodlloa11 7:30 P- m. CltrisllaD ED- &:1::•11 Ashland Oi! 1'1'oducts Brown's Bottle Gas 9112-2166 Pomefi17 ' BOGGS EQUIPMENT ''Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio Soles - AIJ..IS CHALMERS - Servtee Farm - Industrial - Lawn & Gonll!t Tuppars Plains Pbone &e7=341111' TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOusE .' Middleport, Ohio "Kentucky Fried Chicken" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supp!WI- Glfll 1192-2641 lllddlepolt LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY fumiturr and Appll4tlen Pltone 985-2125 THE SEWING CENTER Wlii'I'K SEWING MACHINES '"' 1111 Womcm thcrt s....• a·~ IIW St. lllddloport 911243211 GOEGLEIN READY..MIX CO• Pomeroy Wutlflln st. Support the Church ot your Cltoice F. J. WALLACE, Bulolltl Watchts - Sale1 cmd B.,. 186 N. Seeond EBERSBACH HA~DWARE ~ · "Everythj!IQ HI Bard_.. Porueroy, Oblo . ·inillalrlb ... HEINERS BAKERY Baktrs of Good Broad lliultltl&loa. W. VL •v 1t .' ,..,' ·"' NEW YORK.qOTHING Takt SOIMORCI Witlo Y 011 Toellltll'd In POmeroy Over 90 Ytan Kermit Wfllon, _,_ a Secxllilll ·, Wt Fill All Doctor• Prescripti0111 192-2955 Pomeroy HOYT'S SOHJO SERVICE - GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. lllddleporl a. m, Preaching and lblrtl p. IlL 8ectmd IIIII ~ !:...m. Builders and Bullding S11ppties Cheater, Ohlo w-. II BAUM LUMBER CO. Atltnd the 6'1111~ of BEN FRANKLiN �' ' . )' < , "f. !, . ' I ., ..J I I ' ' IARNEY GOOGLI! and 'NUFI'Y SMITH Gtt Extra·· Cash:The Want ..td . Way •• . .... Est~ For Sale ·t;et Them Now! 8-DIIly··Sentinel. Poml!rl'PY·Mld~~r..-t. a.• Jtm! BOUGHT ME A '?'. . 4,~00 BTU ---·.". . ' $139..95 - .. , --·--·~-. ~ -"- · TO GITTQTH' WOODPILE AN' TEST IT NEW CHOPPIN' LUKEY KEL YINATOR AIR-CONDITIONERS < I'D STOP AN' JAW WITH VE A SPELL, BOT I CAN'T WAIT I JEST · Cool·~ "19!11 or your wholo ho.,.. wli~ lv FRED L.a.SSWELL ·~;. MASON FURNITURE CO. . \ -·' ,. I I Sl.liEP, STlJARL . 111toT!; Willi! )!)U NEaL PUJ< I'AITH AND HOPE ... JUST FOR A FEW IJA)'S... I } < LI'L AINER ()ffR'ATIONS... c.:. ·.:-• IN THI'S ONE mt: ONlY "il''(JBI.f ! IS THE PROSPECT Of flf'INE' EAS'f!! THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING -1rcMT!! EEkiM!I!k IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER USTEW, LWABL£, IT~ A DCX>- EAT-.COG IUJRlD AIVD 1r '.tX!I IVAI\IT TO SUR.VIV6 'tt'XJ HAVe 1V LEAAtJ TO CHEAT Al\ID FIGHT DIRTY I THAT'S NOT ~I OIJLV AIJ IDIOT • IVOVLD TEA.Ci-1 A CHILD 10 CHEAT AMD FIC.HT DIR1Y I THAT WA~ A LOIIJ BWIU, BRUvGI~ MV MOTHER IIVTO IT LIKE 'THAT! A ~tranqe 1;:-'-~ · thinq to . do~ ~eal <::~man·~ .fiddle \I rnto the -.vall! THE BORN LOSER 10 ""T II ! 1 r--)-::'"_,· .,_ ' DO-it-YOURSELF CAR WASH ~---..-- --.- · IIASON, W. VA. OPEN ' e GRAND 1 SOON I ; ~ ~;::?o,\ l • I'RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ARUM II lllGNED PBILADELPIIIA (UP!) aut .jill •bout the way Ohio Slale • Seve ArliD figured wbea ... ..ed a bonus ooatract -1111 PhD· adelphia Pbillles. He bad said bo expecld to do as well as Arizona star Rick Mendoy, who oblabled a tract with a bonua I• the neigll· borbood of fi.IK,OOO last year. ::-_;.-.::: ::.··.---:_ Asked lf he bad come up to Monday's standanl, bo replle4: : 'lbinp worked AUCfiONEER COMING SOONI COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT lledronla Orderlne To ~peed Our Drl¥•1• lervlc• JIM CARNAHAN Cnw's Steak House IIACINI, OHIO Pom.roy, 0. Wrtto.Phonoor- DAILY CROSSWORD Fumt- llld biiiiiObold rood•. We ..W buy ...,.. plato ..tatea ar amellloll. 1.Amblel S.TIUe U. Worahlp Call .. U.""'Crant KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond 'AUCTION . ·- n n~ 4t. Like a AOIIOI!8 ..... Ja.Dnwtng room ....-1-1&- ..,.. .......... BAR tile 111-Ho lt.Indlo Bar, Middleport, 0. 22. Weigh\ 6 23 71.C 14.- 17.-ot "Glo-Ett.." twlrllng corp. March In panules, be lD 22. 8WING maritiMa, repair ..,.. orb, all mateo. WY Z.Z23l 'lite Fabric Sllop, Pomeroy Anlborlzed Singer Sales and 8emce. I Ill lfc Chi}.. month 1(. Hllllitate 15. Monopollel lf.U-IJW .a <ouplo DOWN' 1. Teru~e %.Hebrew l & " - tmd ""'· Be • member of ,......,. """'" 50. Setting "'"" of a aa~mical ....,._ •. Pilla< 4. Jrregulat 5. DiBpatched 6.Hawk'e AIR CONDmONING Refrlge"' olito service. Jack's Refrlg!ftllon, New Ha..._ Phone TU J.35a'l. f I lie ""'. 1.. Wing-me. part 8. Ded:k:&W 8. PTayer endlog Real Estete for Sale lO. Bog 1<>01 6 21 31p SOON!.""' MC7'illoc:-dle-a-g-edc--:la"'dy to work 4 d~ 1 week IUid otay nights to be willl elderly lady See Bessie Athey, 5119 South S~cond Ave., Middleport, 0. Come to side door. 8 :!:Ute GINSENG aniiGOiden Seol, flip price for good clean dry roots. Horne everj evenillg at 5 or 6 o'clook. Brq roofl in o• ship by parcel post. Check mailed to you same nay I receive root. BIll Hailey, Rtedsvilll!, Ohio, P. 0. Box 14. 6 22 611! - - --···- WATER HAIJLING, P'- 1!117286. e ' iHIIc BOUSE and roof palatbt8. lUI per hour. Call llfflr f. VI • 2464. 6U lltp - --For--------·S.le or hilt .. ----· 1 ROOMS and balb, ----- eleell'lllll-. ----~ ly healed 11o1M II llulllllfL fll. 74Z-f363. • Ito ilp rec~ B'.uel Moore by 41ed - NEW! INTERNAnDNAI: l Price ... Capital cl Guam ..,., CUB CABEr < PEANUTS By SCHULZ HE Wli!TIE lJ 'lOt!, M HE DIDN'T WRITE 70ME!THAT' 6LOCKHEA~! till, fertilize, haul, FelliN snow-eMil' !0 offlc""*"" avai Iable for thl versatile Qlb Cadet. 7, 10, 12 - I t , bUIIIfW ... I'd Jooa lifo. Conio .. far "" lull Cub Cadet sfllfy. WINNIE WINKLE ---==-=:-::---·-· Po- GIVE HER THE DAY OFF ••• <f.:r.r-... pi 41. Clt7 In -~ ... Plywood ,.. . .. e II oz. Ducic Cttll... e (Except Reven) Norti> -ll ~ DAILY OBYP1'0Qt10l'E - Hem's ..... Ia W1111t lie .&XYDioB.&,.I.XB Ill loOII'CII'BioloOW On< letter ....p!J lllallds lit. t1do ....... .1. lllr·tM UonoJ.'., X r.r O'o, cte. tor-· Single-._ Ia...., tbo.......... tile-"""-"' 11M>--.. - . . . .., IIIII lOde Jettaw- aa ' ... ~~ BI'U IILAIIW '!'.I.VXB ~LLI XREB.I.HOVRB Xlt BII'V Llll XQII,X.R• HONDA SALES & SERVICE ;-;;;:;;;;;-;=......-.="-· I ROOM HOUSE, 2 bl!l'll. -liT II ONI OP THI · PIOPLII . . CALL DICK RAWLINGS xa&lo&.-ltPVWWVX '1'11111..... GrJpt:up.tec IN'a'l' ltUi THINKS DAMI.'f Cll' ,.,..,..,, II'OR - ••M'•r...,.. IIA11JIG lllll1llN A SOU>!IJ&- lawllnp Honda Sales er oultmlldlDgs, on R~ 141; • • from i'tmeroJ', i 0., Pbone. 99UIIIt. I ' BAIUY~ · SUNDAJ .A WIDE MIHU CHOICE• . " •Broastia~ken . •Baked .... - ' . -~ .,; •RO¥t Beef~· tBoPt Pork '. ellome Mada Noodleil PI~ . eHome Made ' ,,, ,_ ' ' ' ' i•• B~r.$ ,lpS.Ti\~ , •• I, Jl;/ii- ~ PHOHo WY s,mf".'J' r;...., ·' Holln ~~ , . trlo·(i.illo;) . :, , , -.1UIFo~ ,Ai1qllab~PorC~.gu1. '; '"'ll!il{ ;DINI ·M \ ·IN ·COOL' C:OMPolTI· ' I_; r · EXECUT11JE15- ~ YOUMP16HT!A>0X KN::W EM:Tl.Y ~ PRET1Y NOOE KEPT GETTING 1~10 MY 61.!51NE5e.. - - lur Melli Chntrll H01p. WYt-2176 I'LL "ET '10U M :lOMe IJ\W OUT OF JOINT. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY llelut.ttul Modern DeiiJIII at.P!ayl <&Lulala UNl.ESS··• By RAEBURN VAN luuM , ltl Spinet Pl•o Jetter ll. (."leopatn.'• .fQB b.!!}:, OR SltE:PING DIN Book 111. P•,. Pl. ~ US. lhlll C011ntr Deed B.eoordl. USED WURLITZER peareaa vtllaJJa WAI<~ McMENT, II= l-IE li\JE5 TO. & A HLJNO!<'f;D/ Belnl the ll.tM Hal e.ta~ totl· ftJed 1o Darel4 A. Ko11n and Poy Only $10 Down ondf12aM!ftlh a&.G~ ... USED $298 .... - .. ' 10 UM 11ald PltCI of llalwgauy Flnlab 10.)1....... lessons for people over 11. Rhlneloo4summer only, to be glva Pomeroy and Middleport. recognized proressional llmH Ill. Marmer ,._. ing i~lru<tor authorized by method 'TAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., 1 aa.Shake~~-­ •I ' ~ Wnmbraaeto 1o tile aa.rtaCI · oz. eeptJna allo a Strip of Lind deed· 1114 bJ Hmnab 1Alfhe1t to C. V. 101181. lYIU SOutb of tba Unlou. Aveaue Road br deed daWd Oc*. 12tb, IDOl, Mid rer:orded In Vol. 'U. Pap :IBS, &.eon~~: of o.edll td llelp Collllt)', Qblo, AIIO exceptlnr II Strip deeded to Hfdp Coun'J for !load. PurpotM. Studio Plano "' """""' ..... 8 derren West ·--"""•"""'' loutb P\41 dQna Will a f•l: tbiDcl South 83 de~ We.t 181 $!..~~·:~,::II EIJERV HIM, OlSGf\IACED HIM, AtiD PUT HIM A'Wft,f "absolutely." btiiiJdllDI, eaDtalDirJ' ODe .ten uul Nlnet7-eliht Hwulredtlul ., aa Acre, lll01'8 or 1...: exeeptlDI the eoal ill U.. })mll1llel wbl.ell II rcaerved to Samuel W. P~ "" IUid. 'f. .." RortoJI lltld Ule rl,cht to mine the ...., 1ri&bout spray, :lh oz. perfume Sylvia's Peaclo Fork RDad, Ohio. Pb. II1I'UII&i. I bini Call D!)W V92-6863 SPECIALSI GO AHEAD, GIVE II the spen of CbaJIDO! No. &. Enjoy the exhilarating splash or spray mist or celogae, oz., $1.75: 4 ..... $3.110: 13.511•!1 te,;ta, etc. Also private b&IODI IO.Hawaila uf FL Lauderdale,' Florida. 2-BOB'S WELL, YOO BI(OI(E ~ f¥10'6 Q)NSCJENCf WAS Q.EAR! JAiON WILL SUI=f:ER TJ.lE T~ J:. 'Tf..IE DAMNED · •<; 1' �' ' . )' < , "f. !, . ' I ., ..J I I ' ' IARNEY GOOGLI! and 'NUFI'Y SMITH Gtt Extra·· Cash:The Want ..td . Way •• . .... Est~ For Sale ·t;et Them Now! 8-DIIly··Sentinel. Poml!rl'PY·Mld~~r..-t. a.• Jtm! BOUGHT ME A '?'. . 4,~00 BTU ---·.". . ' $139..95 - .. , --·--·~-. ~ -"- · TO GITTQTH' WOODPILE AN' TEST IT NEW CHOPPIN' LUKEY KEL YINATOR AIR-CONDITIONERS < I'D STOP AN' JAW WITH VE A SPELL, BOT I CAN'T WAIT I JEST · Cool·~ "19!11 or your wholo ho.,.. wli~ lv FRED L.a.SSWELL ·~;. MASON FURNITURE CO. . \ -·' ,. I I Sl.liEP, STlJARL . 111toT!; Willi! )!)U NEaL PUJ< I'AITH AND HOPE ... JUST FOR A FEW IJA)'S... I } < LI'L AINER ()ffR'ATIONS... c.:. ·.:-• IN THI'S ONE mt: ONlY "il''(JBI.f ! IS THE PROSPECT Of flf'INE' EAS'f!! THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING -1rcMT!! EEkiM!I!k IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER USTEW, LWABL£, IT~ A DCX>- EAT-.COG IUJRlD AIVD 1r '.tX!I IVAI\IT TO SUR.VIV6 'tt'XJ HAVe 1V LEAAtJ TO CHEAT Al\ID FIGHT DIRTY I THAT'S NOT ~I OIJLV AIJ IDIOT • IVOVLD TEA.Ci-1 A CHILD 10 CHEAT AMD FIC.HT DIR1Y I THAT WA~ A LOIIJ BWIU, BRUvGI~ MV MOTHER IIVTO IT LIKE 'THAT! A ~tranqe 1;:-'-~ · thinq to . do~ ~eal <::~man·~ .fiddle \I rnto the -.vall! THE BORN LOSER 10 ""T II ! 1 r--)-::'"_,· .,_ ' DO-it-YOURSELF CAR WASH ~---..-- --.- · IIASON, W. VA. OPEN ' e GRAND 1 SOON I ; ~ ~;::?o,\ l • I'RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ARUM II lllGNED PBILADELPIIIA (UP!) aut .jill •bout the way Ohio Slale • Seve ArliD figured wbea ... ..ed a bonus ooatract -1111 PhD· adelphia Pbillles. He bad said bo expecld to do as well as Arizona star Rick Mendoy, who oblabled a tract with a bonua I• the neigll· borbood of fi.IK,OOO last year. ::-_;.-.::: ::.··.---:_ Asked lf he bad come up to Monday's standanl, bo replle4: : 'lbinp worked AUCfiONEER COMING SOONI COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT lledronla Orderlne To ~peed Our Drl¥•1• lervlc• JIM CARNAHAN Cnw's Steak House IIACINI, OHIO Pom.roy, 0. Wrtto.Phonoor- DAILY CROSSWORD Fumt- llld biiiiiObold rood•. We ..W buy ...,.. plato ..tatea ar amellloll. 1.Amblel S.TIUe U. Worahlp Call .. U.""'Crant KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond 'AUCTION . ·- n n~ 4t. Like a AOIIOI!8 ..... Ja.Dnwtng room ....-1-1&- ..,.. .......... BAR tile 111-Ho lt.Indlo Bar, Middleport, 0. 22. Weigh\ 6 23 71.C 14.- 17.-ot "Glo-Ett.." twlrllng corp. March In panules, be lD 22. 8WING maritiMa, repair ..,.. orb, all mateo. WY Z.Z23l 'lite Fabric Sllop, Pomeroy Anlborlzed Singer Sales and 8emce. I Ill lfc Chi}.. month 1(. Hllllitate 15. Monopollel lf.U-IJW .a <ouplo DOWN' 1. Teru~e %.Hebrew l & " - tmd ""'· Be • member of ,......,. """'" 50. Setting "'"" of a aa~mical ....,._ •. Pilla< 4. Jrregulat 5. DiBpatched 6.Hawk'e AIR CONDmONING Refrlge"' olito service. Jack's Refrlg!ftllon, New Ha..._ Phone TU J.35a'l. f I lie ""'. 1.. Wing-me. part 8. Ded:k:&W 8. PTayer endlog Real Estete for Sale lO. Bog 1<>01 6 21 31p SOON!.""' MC7'illoc:-dle-a-g-edc--:la"'dy to work 4 d~ 1 week IUid otay nights to be willl elderly lady See Bessie Athey, 5119 South S~cond Ave., Middleport, 0. Come to side door. 8 :!:Ute GINSENG aniiGOiden Seol, flip price for good clean dry roots. Horne everj evenillg at 5 or 6 o'clook. Brq roofl in o• ship by parcel post. Check mailed to you same nay I receive root. BIll Hailey, Rtedsvilll!, Ohio, P. 0. Box 14. 6 22 611! - - --···- WATER HAIJLING, P'- 1!117286. e ' iHIIc BOUSE and roof palatbt8. lUI per hour. Call llfflr f. VI • 2464. 6U lltp - --For--------·S.le or hilt .. ----· 1 ROOMS and balb, ----- eleell'lllll-. ----~ ly healed 11o1M II llulllllfL fll. 74Z-f363. • Ito ilp rec~ B'.uel Moore by 41ed - NEW! INTERNAnDNAI: l Price ... Capital cl Guam ..,., CUB CABEr < PEANUTS By SCHULZ HE Wli!TIE lJ 'lOt!, M HE DIDN'T WRITE 70ME!THAT' 6LOCKHEA~! till, fertilize, haul, FelliN snow-eMil' !0 offlc""*"" avai Iable for thl versatile Qlb Cadet. 7, 10, 12 - I t , bUIIIfW ... I'd Jooa lifo. Conio .. far "" lull Cub Cadet sfllfy. WINNIE WINKLE ---==-=:-::---·-· Po- GIVE HER THE DAY OFF ••• <f.:r.r-... pi 41. Clt7 In -~ ... Plywood ,.. . .. e II oz. Ducic Cttll... e (Except Reven) Norti> -ll ~ DAILY OBYP1'0Qt10l'E - Hem's ..... Ia W1111t lie .&XYDioB.&,.I.XB Ill loOII'CII'BioloOW On< letter ....p!J lllallds lit. t1do ....... .1. lllr·tM UonoJ.'., X r.r O'o, cte. tor-· Single-._ Ia...., tbo.......... tile-"""-"' 11M>--.. - . . . .., IIIII lOde Jettaw- aa ' ... ~~ BI'U IILAIIW '!'.I.VXB ~LLI XREB.I.HOVRB Xlt BII'V Llll XQII,X.R• HONDA SALES & SERVICE ;-;;;:;;;;;-;=......-.="-· I ROOM HOUSE, 2 bl!l'll. -liT II ONI OP THI · PIOPLII . . CALL DICK RAWLINGS xa&lo&.-ltPVWWVX '1'11111..... GrJpt:up.tec IN'a'l' ltUi THINKS DAMI.'f Cll' ,.,..,..,, II'OR - ••M'•r...,.. IIA11JIG lllll1llN A SOU>!IJ&- lawllnp Honda Sales er oultmlldlDgs, on R~ 141; • • from i'tmeroJ', i 0., Pbone. 99UIIIt. I ' BAIUY~ · SUNDAJ .A WIDE MIHU CHOICE• . " •Broastia~ken . •Baked .... - ' . -~ .,; •RO¥t Beef~· tBoPt Pork '. ellome Mada Noodleil PI~ . eHome Made ' ,,, ,_ ' ' ' ' i•• B~r.$ ,lpS.Ti\~ , •• I, Jl;/ii- ~ PHOHo WY s,mf".'J' r;...., ·' Holln ~~ , . trlo·(i.illo;) . :, , , -.1UIFo~ ,Ai1qllab~PorC~.gu1. '; '"'ll!il{ ;DINI ·M \ ·IN ·COOL' C:OMPolTI· ' I_; r · EXECUT11JE15- ~ YOUMP16HT!A>0X KN::W EM:Tl.Y ~ PRET1Y NOOE KEPT GETTING 1~10 MY 61.!51NE5e.. - - lur Melli Chntrll H01p. WYt-2176 I'LL "ET '10U M :lOMe IJ\W OUT OF JOINT. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY llelut.ttul Modern DeiiJIII at.P!ayl <&Lulala UNl.ESS··• By RAEBURN VAN luuM , ltl Spinet Pl•o Jetter ll. (."leopatn.'• .fQB b.!!}:, OR SltE:PING DIN Book 111. P•,. Pl. ~ US. lhlll C011ntr Deed B.eoordl. USED WURLITZER peareaa vtllaJJa WAI<~ McMENT, II= l-IE li\JE5 TO. & A HLJNO!<'f;D/ Belnl the ll.tM Hal e.ta~ totl· ftJed 1o Darel4 A. Ko11n and Poy Only $10 Down ondf12aM!ftlh a&.G~ ... USED $298 .... - .. ' 10 UM 11ald PltCI of llalwgauy Flnlab 10.)1....... lessons for people over 11. Rhlneloo4summer only, to be glva Pomeroy and Middleport. recognized proressional llmH Ill. Marmer ,._. ing i~lru<tor authorized by method 'TAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., 1 aa.Shake~~-­ •I ' ~ Wnmbraaeto 1o tile aa.rtaCI · oz. eeptJna allo a Strip of Lind deed· 1114 bJ Hmnab 1Alfhe1t to C. V. 101181. lYIU SOutb of tba Unlou. Aveaue Road br deed daWd Oc*. 12tb, IDOl, Mid rer:orded In Vol. 'U. Pap :IBS, &.eon~~: of o.edll td llelp Collllt)', Qblo, AIIO exceptlnr II Strip deeded to Hfdp Coun'J for !load. PurpotM. Studio Plano "' """""' ..... 8 derren West ·--"""•"""'' loutb P\41 dQna Will a f•l: tbiDcl South 83 de~ We.t 181 $!..~~·:~,::II EIJERV HIM, OlSGf\IACED HIM, AtiD PUT HIM A'Wft,f "absolutely." btiiiJdllDI, eaDtalDirJ' ODe .ten uul Nlnet7-eliht Hwulredtlul ., aa Acre, lll01'8 or 1...: exeeptlDI the eoal ill U.. })mll1llel wbl.ell II rcaerved to Samuel W. P~ "" IUid. 'f. .." RortoJI lltld Ule rl,cht to mine the ...., 1ri&bout spray, :lh oz. perfume Sylvia's Peaclo Fork RDad, Ohio. Pb. II1I'UII&i. I bini Call D!)W V92-6863 SPECIALSI GO AHEAD, GIVE II the spen of CbaJIDO! No. &. Enjoy the exhilarating splash or spray mist or celogae, oz., $1.75: 4 ..... $3.110: 13.511•!1 te,;ta, etc. Also private b&IODI IO.Hawaila uf FL Lauderdale,' Florida. 2-BOB'S WELL, YOO BI(OI(E ~ f¥10'6 Q)NSCJENCf WAS Q.EAR! JAiON WILL SUI=f:ER TJ.lE T~ J:. 'Tf..IE DAMNED · •<; 1' �. ...... ..... . ··-·· .... '··-·····-······ ............ . '' "' ' "' Left C - - -· their ersRh-.les'an ome Around and • _ .. Cratf..a"'mencemeDI -.t8e ol Fro ' ,.ne~ IJI'andsoll, Charles Kimes of uu· I (!_! T"-ir G~ndton IIIDduBV.... of Mr. and Mrs. Indian Missions About ~" · and Mrt. Waid Kimes ol Paul 11Klmea.,.. "-. Helen ' -~ell entertain· tnesier, ottend::<l the Corn· cla';;bter -· Be..tty..... and~~Y~:~I"'Ft~: "'"""!!::,;;:• Missionary I -1,. ~w "~ty 1 the P ch hi ' tu,.;J~~~"r · ·9 .... .. lbelr..,;, James Kimes and 'l ::f'Cm-·~ Tueadomeroy . urct ~ -~-- ~ l~lflY SenUntl, l'illlllOJ-:Middleport, 0., June 24, IIMIS --n m ' 1 •- I W~ m~' SOCIAL .· CA J.r,1:' NO ~1ft THE a.. '"'' &:. ll, ri Mr. and .Mrl. Charles R. Rarr Sr. were Thursday bus~s ~:~ ~=:"~turned w About ' • ,Jl < fllg with· Mr .and· Mro. Charles Around and_ ME~~YGALLIA Frat· '' ( <' 'b osp•'tal'~ews · ~. Belter Botpltal: ; • ' d 7' W!ATHEI _ Vlsltl!il !•---~ Illludy. :!mg~~~~:e:e~:ft .!J~"o;--P:Iatrk/;'.;..d.~..... Pomero, II emasponslorvruan·.,.ou"ts'l·dre"~.~:.• da"n'c'',! I wilhblsgrandmolher, Mrs. W. Admlsofou 18 family in Cleveland, and allend· ay evenmg a I, • . . . "': ' • lA. Morgan. He_ was accun'l"'"'l William J. ttauoy, 1\o. : ed a baU game between tho , ~orne, E~er hSt. f 'I . • th" commg Frlclay mght .at Mrs. Robert Ritchie return· : ied home hy bl5 molher, Mrs. •Cheshire; Bertha Adkins,' lit. 2 Cleveland Indians and N e w ' meeting, m c arge. o Mrs. WIUiam Grueser Is VI.. the Middleport commurucy ed borne Wednesday from Hoi- ' R. L. Gotthardt, who spenl Galli lis. Miss M M AdFOR ALL OCCASIONS York. !Mrs. Milwn Roush, preSident,! lUng ~lth relatives In Colum· park from 8 to 11 P. m. The zer Hospital. Iseveral days wllh ber molher. tins ~t. ' 2 Gal!lpo~ Edward . Wt \~irC,- floWff!··everJW.bert They also vlsited Cedar Point I'Jopenec~Mwllhterdevotlhonshbyd Mf rs. : bus thJs week. Jays will emcee the dance, Alfred Gloeckner of Canton W Lewis Rt 1'NorttJUP' Mr• •. - -- --·--- .. --- on Lake Erie, and celebrated ': t o : .. A~~~~ ~esou::! Mrs. Charles Vroman and which Is open to ~he pu"llc. spentlhe weekend at hiS farm'l WIWam F. Nance .Rli,Norti;: WY 2·2039 lbeir 41111 wecfdb1g anniversary P .' 1...> .111 I children Mark and Mary of PAS!' MATRONS Club of 1at Cherry Ridge and also visitup· ·W!Uiam E Mahaffey Rt OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 chUd J es, ana c ~ WI prayer. ' ' - ngeline Chapter OES ed hi mother M" Jacob ' , ' . wllh all lhelr ren on une 1Members responded w roll calli Belpre, are spending several ~~· • . • s • · I Ewington; Mrs. Earl T. W•ll, · I days with her molher·ln - law Middleport, will meet Friday IGloeckner. ' PI Pleasant· Robett E Miller Pomeroy Flower Shop 7111 • receiving many nice• gifts WI·111 a quo181·lOD fr om Ill e ffiiS· ' even! J 24 t th home ! and cards of congratulaliono. sion paper, Horizons. 1 Mrs. John Vroman, who is of M~g·Lil:. Sie~ o."s. Sec· I Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home I Rt. I Middleport: Mrs. Charles W. Main Pomei'OJ Mrs. Leo Bryan read a let- : home from Holzer Boapllal, and ond Ave. at 7,30 p.m. instead )Saturday after a several clays i W. Chapman Rt. I Ha_rrfson.Mr1. MiUard Vu Meter ier !rom lhe McKinley Indian I WJth her parenl9, Mr. and Mrs. ol Thursday 18 reported ear· Ibusiness visit In Columbus. 1 v!Ue; Mrs. Gary F. Lee, Mid· . t er~an Mission in Topennlsh, Wash., Fleldmg llawkms. ' tier. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Michael dleport;. Mrs. Joseph White, whicb lhe Society helps to sup· i Mr. and Mrs. Guy !Judw1g and sons of Columbus spent lhej returned home to Youngstown MIIIOI'sville; Mrs. Rslr,h E. Jle. porl Mrs. Roush read a letter : and children, Sue and Kurt, SATURDAY . past weekend with their par- arter visiting relatives here for atty., Rt. ~Wellston; Mrs •. Lar-from Barrie Kennedy, a mis-ICuyahoga Falls, Miss Kathy THE Pomeroy Atblehc Asso- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones, ;;everal days. ryE. Wr;ght, Ewlngton· Mrs. Pomeror. Ohlo • , sionary in Southern Rhodesia. Gaffney, Stowe, and Mrs. Nina ciation will sponsor 3 high Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. I Mr. and Mrs. Da_y Gotschall Grace Harris, Hamde'l~ James The. Women s Assoclab?" of A round·robin card and a g~t J Bland, Akron, are guests of school dance party Saturday at Bill. Michael Jones remained and famUy of Baltimore, Md., J. Surrett, Ashland, Ky.; Mr&. TONIGHT tltru SATtiRDAY tbe Mtddleport Fn'St U n 1 ted were presented to Mrs. Bryan, · Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. the Pomeroy High Sr.t.ool gym, for the summer with his grand- were recent weekend guests George D. Mercer, Rt. 1 JactJUNE 23-2S Presbyterian . Chw-ch met who is moving to Cincinnati. Minerva Childers. starting at 8 p. m. parents, the Hills. · of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swan. SOli. 1 "IT'S A MAD, MAD. MAD, MAD WORLD" ~ursday everung at the c~urch "Abundance to give Hope" Rose Marie Hackett, daughDAY Miss Carol . A rm Hill spent Graveside services were held Dile•U'J'el , 0 -·Techhico1or-· With Mrs. Edward Burkett, Iwas the theme of the mission Iter of Mr. and Mrs. George M NAND Off several days this week with rei- last Monday f01 Mrs. Halsie Conrad Berkley, Mrs. Ger3 dozen comedians: Buddl. preslden~ in cbarge: She open· study presented by Mrs. HarHackett, Jr., is altending !be THEf STAFF T p atives in Columbus. I Burch of Columbus. lnlerment lila C. Casto, Brett G. ·CIIek, Hackett· Buster Keaton-Phil 1 Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don ed the meeting With prayer. old Smith on Tbe Amazon Val· journalism workshop at ObJo ~ub 0 M~tgs emp e, .11 y h ~~I Mrs. Esther DeWolfe and 1was il;l McCashey Cemetery Mrs. Clan B. Cox, Jante.s J. Knotts. They all do some Mrs. Marcus Chambers was ley Christian Home for Chil- University. She wil1 be a <Jen· SIS~rs, Middlr'rt.Mw1d 0 I family lert Thursday for their I near her old home place. Her Cremeens, Mra. Claude Maya, tall sbenanl.gansl pianist for hymn singing. Mrs. dren in South America and The 1ior at Middleport High School th~lr a~nual ~ cn~c theo~ ay e; : home, Delvaa, Wise., arter a i ai.ster, Mrs. Hilah Snowden (If Wayne C. Damron, Robert K. Colorc•rtoon Walter Woodell gave the pray- Mexican Mountain Mission in • this fall. !~~ng.BeunNe 1•18 1 p orne :visit with relatives in the area. 1 Akron was able to attend the Proffitt William R.. Hob'.lins, 0 eu z mg 0 omeroy.l · · · i n Mex1co. · Sal enas, Mex1co. · lUI-S iCJiic SUNDAY, MONDAY er for mtsswnartes Mrs. Robert Sh arp was re· The· wUI be in at 6:30 Mrs. Henry Bentz and daugh- services w1111 Ill e Burc h fam-I Sheryl 'L. Simpson, Mrs. Nor•nd TUESDAY Plans were made for the The group sang the Happy turned to ber home Wednesday P d berg are asked · ter, Jannine, of Racine spent a ly. man C. Slaughter, Mrs. Gel)r~ .. ~~~=T ~27;.2~ annual Christmas baazar on Birthday song to Mrs. William from Holzer Hospital where she p. ~ antab;nem .s day recently with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White A. Slayton, Catherine Starcher, 1 INVISIBLE BIKINI" Dec. I with Mrs. Myron Miller, Fisher. who obset"ved her 811thl has been under observation. toJAN~ HO~~Z~e'nt Dangh· Mrs. Edith Teaford. i visited Mr. and Mr!. Beecher Mrs. Bert Teaford, Mrs. Cafb. -Technicolorchairman, and assis~ by co- birthday. Entertainment was in · Her son and family, Mr. and ters of Union Veterans will meet Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie Cooper and son, Sund.ay. erine L. Troot, William b. ~~ri~la~l~~.neborah Walley chairmen, Mrs. LewJS Sauer, ch~ge of Mrs. Roush and a I Mrs. W~yne Sharp and_ dau~h- at the DAV hall, Mondav at spent Wednesday evening with Earl Nelson a~ _wJfe of AI- Wellman, Mrs. Clarence Wit· Futurett• Mrs. Edward Burkett, and prtze was awarded to Mr 11. ter, Marilyn, of Zanesville, VIS· 7.3G · , M.RS. B.F. Gravely and daugh- bany recently VISited W. R. Iiams. Celorc•rtoons Mrs. Dwight Wallace. An- Masters. Refreshments were ited with Mr. and Mrs. Sharp · p.m. , ter, Mrs. J. A. Eden, Hysell Swan and family. - - - - - - - · I]Ouncement was made of tlle served by tbe bosless assisted over lhe weekend.. . B_ETHEL NO 62 of ~be lnler· ;Run. -Hazel Francis During the 1938 lootbaD lawn fete lo be held by lhe by her daughter, Mrs. Doris I Merrie Ault Is vlsiUng In natioosl Order ?1 Job 3 Daugh· Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Neal and season, Penn State permtlled on· deacons and deaconesses. McDopald to those named Springfield with Mr. and ~ wlll meet In regular ses- daughter, Janey Lee, of Mid- '11lere are 421001) sawmills in ly ltt l'OII).pleted passes • Miss Margaret Sauer was bove and Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Gary Ault and son, Todd. mon Monday at 7=30: p.m., at dleport visited Wednesday even· the United States. MilSON w vn devotiooal chairman having the Mrs. Denver Kapple and a guest Mrs. Ruth carsey and dsugh- the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. TONIGHT Wpic, "Link Yourself to God's Tonya McDonald. ler, Mrs. Waller Grass bsve "CAT BALLOU" Transforrntn1 Power,'' and returned from a trip to New n.JESDAY JanP Fonda Lee Marvin closing wilh poem, "His Pre!ATIEND REUNION York where they vi~ ted with THE POMEROY WCTU ylll . (Color) ence." The Jl.ll)£ram subject Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rus-sr.ll Mr. and Mrs. Tbunnan Grass 1 ~t Tues~y at 2 P· m. at the -and-titled, "Why I Am For the of Vienna; Mr. and Mrs. Ron· former Bradbury residents. First Baptist Church. . The ;~~.C.:, ~:1Aieat1es. Churches," prepared by Mrs. nie Reynolds and sons, Ricky- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard THE AMERICAN LegiOn AuxHerl1lAn's Henntts Carl Horky, was given by Mrs. and Mitchy, of Mansfield, and and granddaughter, Brenda, of Di;MY of Drew Webster Post 16 ~at Aetl Rodney Sauer. Get well cards Catherine Russell of Kentucky Waverly, visited recently wlth will m~ Tuesday ~t 8 p, ~· . ~lor) were prepared to be sent to Olristian College of Gray'lol, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush in M:S. Wil~ Carr•. eighth dtsSATURDAY, JUNI 25 Miss Susan Park and Mrs. Rob· IKy., SJI"nt a weekend with Mr. Bradbury Mr Roush is re<UJ> !riC! preSident, Will be present "FI.Urf'f" : ert Sharp, sbu~IR members. and Mrs. Ed Russell and Mr. orating !;om .an illness. to mslall lhe new officers. All Tony llaNiali' Following lhe closin~ and Mrs. Guy RusseU and An- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, members are urged ~ altend. Friday and Saturday are Bargain Days At Elberftlds In " ';, ShlrlO)' Joneo lhe hostesses Mrs Lewis Sau- , thony Middleport, Rt. I nnd J "ted Sund I H'U' ds THE RACINE AmeriCID Le· leoior) ' · • ' ' r., VJSI ay n 1 lar •'"n Auxiliary will meet 1\Jes. d-er, Mrs. Leland BrGwn. , Mrs. r attended the Russel) Reumon with their daughter and family, &"' Pomeroy and Bargain Days Include The Womens Dress .;;;f.'].GI" Jack Sstlerfleld MI'SI Margar- l. at Portland Park Sunday. M and u. ...,__ Belz day, June. 28, at. 3 p.m. There ·:reror, --(P':ef;• ' 1 r. .m.rs. wlmpm will be mstallatioo of officers. Diane Baker er Sauer, Mrs. Charles Shoe-, RETURNED TO CHESTER and claugbter, Sandyl Sandy o!J. fa pot.Juck lunch will be served. Slle on the 2nd Floor - Ungeria Sale on the Main Floor maker, and-~~ence La·l Rev. and Mrs. Pearl CBSio, wved her 14111 birthday '1\Jes. THE CHESTER Grange will : Che.ter, and Mrs. Eleanor clay wllh a slumber party lor meet Tuesday, June 28 with - Sale of Mens Work Uniforms - Many Clean-up j Boyles of Alfred have returned hiends. itaUon from lhe A~red Grange. · from a week at the Methodist Mrs. John Vroman Is recut> Judging of lhe Duster Contest Bargains In the Housewares Department - Kodak and [ Conference at Lakeside. 'lbe erating at her home after sur- will be held. Pot-luck refresh· i ~aatos were returned to the gery at Holzer Hospital. ments will be served. AU mem· Film Sale - Furniture and Floor Coverings on the 3rd · Chester charge for lhe third l\ltss Debbie Grueser, daugh- bers are urged w atlend. . year. Mrs. Boy!" is lhe lay ter of Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Floor and at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street• delegate for !be Charge. Grueser, is atlendiDg the Buck· WINS DEGREE I eya Girls' Stale being held at James W. Oiler, son of Mr.. 1.-, IIOIVed refreshments. Capital University Ibis week. Grace Oller, Syracuse, receiv· ='"""'-~-=""""'="""' ed lhe Assoclale ill Arfa degree at Commeoce}Dent e:r:ereises June 10, Warren Wllson CoUege, Swmmanoa, North CaroUna. Mr. ODer Is o graduale of Raclae lllBb School, tliW of ISG3. 1 Cieudy hot and bwnfd. lllgh ~·v 88 to lit Monday parUy 28 PAGES " 1' , 1 1 Parker Run Soc'Iety Notes . ' . unba 'IOL. 1 NO. 21 Gallipolls-PL Pleasant + tmts· Devoted To The Greoler Mfddlo Ohio Vfllllll THREE SECTIONS SUNUAT, JUi-<E . presby MEIGS THEATRE Women Plan BazaarDec.J March ::s • 2 a- ! Drive·ln 1 ELBERFELDS are Open Tonight· FRIDAY UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK and TOMORROW, SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK P'"'"' i vi•' r-..----- ' .... ----.. ---....... Bargains Days Are Store Wide At '' Elberfelds In Pomeroy EnJoy All The Admtagas Of A"F1II Service" Bank CHECKING ACCOUNTI R c BUlL T-IN COMPLETE *..... -...... ....,.... r Da Ji:.<>t>·Jn: •• a .,.. IDIIt -----. *-12' 11111 · - - · - . . . . . . 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