https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/449b6c629ee718a954577d229c8bd391.pdf b42ce443c8355cf404e88321931bbbef PDF Text Text ;'1·) f . , ,I '-' " I / ~~·~---~;~~~~~' ' ' VOL XVIII l1~. • e ) ' • y at I'OMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 54 . •• TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1966 Vanadium JGiant Furnace at, ·.~. t ,,JI· tJ • Unit Rated at 55,000 KVA To be Over 10 Storeys High Vanadium Corp. of America has selected Its Graham Plant In Mason County, W, Va., for the site of one of the world's largest electric fu~naces for producing fenualloys. Carl Adler, plant manager, said today rated capacity of the furnace , which Is designed primarily for the pro· ducllon of silicon alloys, Is about 55,000 K.V.A. The addition represents the biggest single factor In the company's 1 current major expansion program Involving the expendi· tore of millions of dollars. The furnace Is of the rotating type with seH·baklng electrodes. The height of the structure housing the new unit will exceed a HI-story building. The unit and all other auxiliary equipment will be highly automated to insure ex- 1 acting quality control. . - -- mlum. In recent years more The furnace's electric power than 50 alloy products have ·· ,; consumption IS equal to approx- been made annually at the plant THOMAS SHA:SUEN JOHN SHASTEEN · • imately 80 per cent of the pres· A modern furnace of this m•g. ent consumption of lhe Gra- 1 nitude, Mr. Alder said, will in· BROTHERS SERVING - Pomeroy High gradJ, brobam Plant m Mason C.unty, and crease and do mueh to n•lp :,.. , thers, Pfc. John L. ('621 and Pfc. Thomas S. ('83) Sbasleel , it wiU be supplied by the Phil· sure the stability of employ- are m the Army. Thomas is in Bien Hoa, Viet Nam. He ip Sporn generatmg plant of the I ment in the Mason Counly area had AIT training at Fort Ord, Calif. and also toot Jump Appalachian Power Company. by fortifying the Company's School at Fort Benning, Ga..Hfs addreu Ill PfC Tlwmu For comparative purposes, the strong co111petitive position. Ad- Shasteen, US 52687.314, Co. A 2/603 ABN. INF, 178 BDE., electric energy consumed b r ditional technical skllled and APO San Francisco, California 96250. John's addrea li the furnace will be equal to · semi-skilled empl~yment will be 1 PFC John Shasteen, US 52625329, G. Hg. Co., 6tb ENGR. that used by a city ol 00,000 I needed in connection with the 1 BN. c., Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. John Ia married to tbe for· people, such as Parkersburg, operation of these new facili- mer Barbara Windle of Mid.dleport. Botb. are ,SODI· ~ Mr. W. Va. Ilies. and Mrs. W. R. Shasteen, Lincoln Drive, Pomeroy, 1 OUT -OtrR ltVAY son • wen -Jlll;!'J'iage In a dov .oa June Sti p.m. at th1 ~etllixJ1,st Church N~qdell Stutler • r!l'lle church If ~Vidj ..two vases o loli·-.J'hey were 1 Mr., I!Jld Mrs. Pa :~lei! ~ slster-ID bF 'W"alt 'W'etterbezee: ,. I f Mason County wos chosen lor I =~-erous A R>Sr GARD FROM 1.AE. GEORGE. WI LI.'E.15! WAY. TAEY WENT 50RE EII!OUC>It,"!All'~ RI6J.ITTI\ROIJ6J.I OOR "l~o~E OLD EL GL4£.TO 1 OLD AOME TOWN I 1-\0TIU..-6~ AT t6ll>. A J.IOP TAE. 01.. 1 SANnBUR6£R llKlVE-1~! - bride was blue • !iilll'~~ile and v; and ber b color 11 of str111 flowers and Wy Paul Kloa a beige lae wilb matcl ber flow couple lei and the Racine PTA. below, won topf~li~ ; ~.\ry rr.:~~~cepo,w~. a;:,,.d....,.,C,.APE KENNEDY (UPIJ Th~ Land 0 tIll Ffee, transportation by water, rail . Amerlca's mighty Saturn 1 placed first, and the PTA float second. A oorbecue __chicken dinner and ooseball games also highlighted the observance. and motor truck; a progriiD , rocket today orbited the world's ==~·=-----;;:;---=--~-~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I for making the area more ac- heaviest .. temte. its 29-ton I I by air, a central loca· second stage, and used II as a ! MOUNDSVILLE, w. va. lion in relation to metals mar· flying fuel laboratory to prove IUPI) - A glint flre•-r•eker kets, and adequate hoosing and the vehicle can double as a packed ID mud ID a tin can medical facilities. moonsh1p launcher. I exploded ID tbe bands of 1 In addition, the company bas , The Fourth of July weekend's ed. [ Jl'. George, 25, Vinton, lost con- Cleveland, Oblo, man . .Sllll- bad the cooperation of the Mas- 1'he 92-foot rocket-satelhte, most serious accident in tbe l The patrol charged Van Mat-, trol o~ his car on a cu"':'e of Rl. day alter II was lighted by on County Court in its planning launched at 10:53 a.m., Edt, Gallia . Meigs area came at . re with passing at an intersec- 504, SIX and a half .m!les east Jerry Hartley, 15, of Mounds· for thiB facility addition. Con· I after nearly a two-hour delay, 1:10 p.m. Sunday on Rt. 554, lion. He posted bond to appear of Rt. 160.. The vehicle, vllle. Robert West Jr., ze, sal· struction of the furnace reDects was whirling around earth two and four-tenths miles west July 9 in Gallipolis municipal was demolished, rolled fered a maugled band aDd the rapidly growing demand of Porter when a motorcyclist court. once and went down an required %1'. hours of surgery. for silicon and other special and his PasSenger were thrown At 2:15 p.m. Monday, Elmer (C.n!inued On ~~ge_ 21_ Bartley suffered a leg IDJury, purposes alloys for use by the from the machine as it left the steel, iron, aluminum and TROPHY WINNERS- Floats acci~ents Investigated in Gallia and I :~· counties Can~ . ! Ppmeray I Lane Ia I stationed , T.M. a.,. U.t ht. Off. - - ' . '' ente~ed by the Racine 4-H, at top, lhe Annual July 4th Parade at Racine Monday, The 4-H no at, with a theme of "America - ~:yw~~ ~n~u~;e~ighl SyracUI I reasons, Mr. Adler These include the high quality · • d 8 A d t CCI en S' 6 I.n] Ore In a two weei l'lorlda. '!be) lleiD II '- aturn I wl:.!:!.J .. ·r·· ·ssee '"'..w................. ,_:u. . '" over the week- I . b T 0 ' • Ill est r'', e e f~t \1 about 115 miles high in an engineering test critical to the Apollo moonshot program. T h e s u c c e s sf u I launch marked another step toward using an identical Saturn 1 to orbit Apollo astronauts V1rgil Grissom, Edward Whit, and Roger Chaffee m November. The object of the mission was to see if the 92-footlong rocketsatellite can control its tricky liquid hydrogen fuel in the weightlesaness of t.., it iP~ and ~ "' · .... performed~ tor .., shol. To hat h -·wllh the . see w . : v.. . . hlllh energy fllel IIi ,~~ of gravity~fl! , ,arl!ft. two television . 'w.e rigged te peer los l;tM secon4 stage's fuel • •~~ llasb ''live" pictures .·~·.. ~ eartb. Worst Holiday Kill Record H Co ch~~~~;..~us:!:· Smashed with 948 Deaths omer oper ~~ih.c.~;li~ev!:!:~~a:: Of pomeroy pas~ n· Ies sunday on I he plant has been in progress since 1 d There were no fatal accidents ' The nation's motorists smashed all previous recor s In either but six persons were I for summer holiday traffic deaths during the weekend. injured. Fifty persons were ar- 1 With tate reports still coming i.n. the death count rested for traffic violations be- ed the total of 575 lives taken durmg the Labor Day hob· tween 8 p.m. Friday and mid· day weekend in 1965, the previous worst summer hohday night Monday, toll on record. Admitted to Holzer Hospital A United Press International tally showed at least .576 were the cycle driver, Law- were killed In highway accidents between 6 p.m. local lime rence H. Theiss, 26, Rt. 1 Ra· Friday and 11:59 p.m. Mon- dition to two traffic deaths Frlc!ne, and his passenger, Rob- day, day night. The dead IDcluded ert K. Theiss, 24, Rt. I Bidwell. The breakdown: Larry Joe Hartshorn, 21 , Akron, 578 The former suffered a fractur,- Traffic 2111 killed in a one-car accident on a ed back and multiple tacera· Drownlugo ""r acc•'denl on county road alions and abrasions of the fare Plan•• 2i and h~:ad, white the latter bad Miscellaneous 81 bout 15 miles east of Portsmouth a fractured left arm, and se- Total 841 Richard R. Hill, !0, Columbus, Vlll'e lacerations 'of the head California led the nation with killed when s~c~ by a car and face, Both are reported m , 46 traffic deaths. followed by while riding biS b1ke on a Pike satisfactory colldltion. Texas with 41, Ohio With 31 and County road near Waverly, and The State Highway patrol New York with 29. Only, Hawaii Cloyd D. ChrlaUan, 35, Rl. 3, said the accident occurred wh•n and Delaware recorded no traf· Troy, killed when he lost con· 1'helas, headed West, wellt off lie fatalities. trol of. his speoedlng motorcycle the right side of the highway Two accidents In Elyria and on Ohio ·??5 near Ironton. Raron a curve and lost control · ol Cleveland resulted in three old L. Huck, 42,'"toW<>il, the motorcycle In loose griWel. deaths apiece to swell tile whe~ struck by llgh~lng Boll! were wearing eraah het- weekend toll. There were 11 working at a subdi_YJslon mets or their Injuries might 1 persons killed Saturday, 10 north of Marietta durmg an bl!ve heel> more serious, . off!.. Slmday and eight Monday In ed· trieal storm. poiDted out. . . I Funeral services for Homer E Cooper, 76, who died unex~tedly Sunday night at Hoizer Hospital followiDg ·a brief mness, will be Thursday at 2 p. m,- at the Ewing Funeral !lome w1th th~ ~· D. C.. Melvm AI· klre offlclatiDg. Bunal wW be In B h G Cemetery Bo ee~ S be was .the the r~ c and Meta ~~;. Coo~r. · · Mr. Cooper, widely known In p meroy bad been employed ~ ye~ with the Eberbacb ~nitructlon Co iD Meigs Count and In Fi:...C.a. He also was of the firs& automobile dealers in this COUIIIy He bad rtllred iD 1959 from ·the cooatruclion firm. Mr. Cooper was 8 charter member of the :MiddleportPomeroy Rlltm ·Chib and a 7 ro:._ G :ne Austin Company Ia the general contractor. Vanadium Corp. of America first came to West Virginia in 1951 with the building of the Graham Plant. The first major expansion of this plant was completed in 1953 by the add~ lion of facilities for the producUon of Low Carbon Ferrocbro- Walter Epperly Dies Monday Walter Frank Epperly, Sr., a, died at his residence In Anllqulty on Monday. Surviving are hia wife, Ella HEAVY DAMAGE- Workers are shown on tbe barn roof of Jake Gaui· (upper Gertrude; children, Belhleen right), sumner Road, after cyclone-like winds hit that area Silnday !bolit 5 p.m. The Pballn. Miami, W. Va.. Labe- wind, bringing with it two inches of rain in less than a half bour, ldt oaJY 111.-,amall area ma Ferrell, Kayfurd, W. Va.; around Sumner. The Gauls had damage to three barns and the roof was ~off a Clut' H. D. Epperly, Sscr110ento, ken house. A trailer loaded with bay waa also pushed almost 75 feet by the gale. Silos Call{.; Cath~n Epperly, at were torn down at both the Gaul and ~orman Ballr farms. It was alBo reported that 1 home; Virginia PabliD, Pome- tree belonging to ·Roger Gaul wu turned over and several otber trees In the area wert ' roy; Frank, Jr., Cabin Creek. uprooted. No other storm areas were reported In .Help at the time the cust bit Sumner. W. Va., Christabelle YOUI)I, St. 1--=..:Se=nt1:n::•:.lP:.:h::o:::t•:.:.·- - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - ' - - - - - - - Albans, W. Va.; Maeyell Ash-1· . · * * * * * ,* .:::~~nl~7~o Ohio: At Least 31 Killed =~~~~::A~ ~o~·~J= Beatles Cursed, Booted from PhilippineS ~ .c- . -- ,s:r.:u:n Rl. r:! Ohio chalked up ~ l..st In all typi!s of accldellts, Ohio He was a~.U:,!'*l: te =.:m~:u:tybe WedRl. traffic Heaths durlnli tbe recorded a total of 52 deaths roy Uni rVed ' the ehurdl's aesday at 2 p.m. at the AnliqFourth of July holiday, ciUring the SV.-ifay ~end. and bad ae "' ulty Bapllll Cburch. Burial will 0~ ~ :..ire EciDa be bi the Letart Cemetery. Josepn one of ·the biggeit. u!A!ty cam- The safety campalin . palgns tn hiatory and a slate- cradalo.wn by .th~ otaljl a. ~; W~ of Friends may call ]II!Ul ~ on wide crack~· on careless Patrol a~ to a ~U\ieliter,: Mrs. wedneadly at lhe .Ewlal drivers. off on state and Wbile p · . three •w·Home. .llr. lilpperly '1118 a left turn. A United Press The patrol grandchil~ , ~::a ;reat- dead oo urlval of tile Rldne not Injured. !IIII'VeY from 8 were killed • ' Emeraeney iqlll4 to bil home b~~~~~~!~' ,~!~~UI~.~m~td~•l!i!ght Interstate ..-.ndson · , the fuller• 1!11etdsy. · :_ 13 per&oliil· deaths took fr!!ways, place IIi. Frlellds IIIIJ,.eafl.at Y a lire, and on county roada. . a home aDjtlllle. . TAU:Ii vows at the · :'Vll!l j~~~~J~~~~a~~~~~~n was dealblDay · -·· · G f ==~~ 41 r... ~ •sQpAD·E.aw-.., ciJi,ll'f The called It 1:41 a.d. . .. . :MANILA (UPI) - A erowd lday of the British singers to qered by alleged_anubs to show up lor a lunch With Mrs. the Philippines fir.~t lady poah· FerdiDand Marcos, wife of the e4 and s_hoved the ~Uea .• Philippines presldenl lloard a Jet at lnll!rD&Iionlll All'· Earlier today they tangled port today and the shaken slug- with governm\!111 officials over en left the co1mtry With curses leCUrini 8 tax clearance ~ "go to bell" ringing In their the money they . earned duriDC ears. the ~ two-day vlsiL The lolli~ · t looking frilbw,ed beat Ud group, bewll· A radio ~ . got RIDgo Be quoled as saying Ill "scmd .Iliff." A ..,._nrtf ,';""hal inS1IIll ~c,,..'~ 'tel ~ of• ~'.'~ ~teil With 1111t ~ ~- •lid ''"ftl!re 1clerrd, were wried along wllb aear the U.n l'8PIIiollil 1 1 (UJ>I) - - U., swirl of peaple u a yo!IJ!Imlll aqulli • PlTI'SBURGB acltell bill~ bu lui ot pollee atood IIY and w~ lilt and ~Y beeD ~land: ::r:J1:: lncldeill ~ - f/1 ~ Qf , Aalifjlilty, Calholle ~ U,wu ~ ~ ~ .;, lbe fallura KciD- Jllliled'Jiv Jildlel. ~:.,:~~ ,~~ ·'¥· . . :;:t:~~ " '...~:·1'·'' .. . ... . ·- ~!~.~,...., ' :"""' ,;, . lfttlved lllto the Rolan ~ :.;~ r,, t!d!Tbe -~ , -~ ,. · Mard �'<' 1 . " • f Nita Walden is 'Q b Injured .•. fC hery Ueen A (Continued From Page One! embankment, landing on ill\ 0 n Satur day wheels. , - !t,~IIY Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0 .. July ~ 1988 Uii04W lli!M<>ML!i t2U · O h ] M . V"nto' nMayor\ s e •arlln I .. Glenn Bro:urn o;_es Monday ,n • ==I A . violent electrical· storm about • p.m. In tbe Pomeroy Bend area dl~rupted power aervl<e Intermittently, burn•d out clreults In some homes. according to Ml"dleport eleetrlclan Casslm Hlndy, and set afire and burned a 20 square foot area of grass In the CJif. too, W. Va. area. ' DIeS • Tuesdav ' •il Bid- , Osh I Saturday at Veterans Memorial :. WEST . COLUMBIA e Hospital will be held Tuesday : 1 w. Marlm, 66. died July 4 at II 10 a.m. at Ewing Funeral [ ·" "'" Ynu Knou . ' his residence at We~t col:· Home. In 145•; Job,aoa Gatenbel'l 28 George was not Injured but : POINT PLEASANT - Nita \ Glenn R. Brown, 71, mayor bia. He was horn Apn · 1 • He is survived by one nlere, completed the flrat Blbll assenKer, Hobsrt E. Durham,8 , Walden was crowned archery of Vinton. died .,t 3:20a.m. to· In Mason County. the son . of Lydia Gilkey, Middleport, with printed from movable type, Ill Rl. Vinton, suffer·• a lac· I queen at the Queens Ball_ Sat, I day ln Holzer Hospital. He had the late Morgan A. and Na~y · ::,::_:.,.....:,;__~--· _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _..--; I P••. 1 .w ~ d 1 h 1 t th 8 N t t Iserved the village as ehief of· Crouse Marlin. Surv1vors mdae eration on the right hand. He ur ay n g t a IOnn .o\ )ead-ln wire to the ttlevl- i flcial for several terms. At one l;lude his wife, Georgia E.: a 1 1 led Guard Armory. She also served slon set In the Olevla Young · d d N I 1 was no rea . . as Fourth of July Queen. . I time he had operated a grocery, ' daughter, Mrs. Mil re ea , resident, Cllllon, was burned d -• 10 ttl b b th Cecil RFD The patrol cited George to Nita is a daughter of Mr. and and ha engag~ ca e ur· local: two ro ers, • f p . t out. The Mason Fire D•part- : ing. He was a veteran of World local, and Jay, Plain City, mumcipal court July 9 on a I Mrs. Charles Walden o om ment woo called to the grass War I. Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Etna of .speed in excess for I Pleasant and was sponsored by d Wind• Come 1charge fire. . • Bugg, Henderson, W. v. a., a. n road and weather conditions. Union Boiler Co. of Nitro. Mr. Brown was born In Gal M G · . Love Plam c1ty; Hliii(DER..~TORMS AND One of the two Metgs county Carol Kegley was first runLine crews of at least one Jipolis on Aug. 5, 1895, son of _rs. ~c~lldren'and one great · art·ldents occun·ed at 3·20 p m. : ner-up and Linda Lathey was utility (:ompany were report- the late Bert and Blanche Bla- five gra. c ty winds pounded toward the nd h1 •, ntic coast today, endln" a Mond<:~y on Rt 33, seven-tenths second runner-up. Carol. daugb- ed at work ®ring ao<l afler zer Brown. , gra c • • be at 1 11 A a " f I th 0 f P ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keg- the otorm. . , ' Funeral servtces ~ 0 • lolig siege of blistering suuune• I m• e no,· omeroy, . I He was twice marrted, ftrsl the Stilman MethodiSt Church 1 Point Pleasant was sponbelt which rewrott! the rt>cord .when Jack L Thomas, 30· Hunt- 1ey ~ b the Voi~nteer Fire ~~w~~!'i"t~® I to the former Grace Baker, l in West, Columbta Wednesday boOks. mgton. W. Va ., headed nor_th, ~; t YLinda represented the who is deceased. A 1100, Wal· . at 2:30p.m. with the. Rev. Mar· ln 1 fiery t'ourth of July slopped belund a car makmg p. . d Sh ter Brown of Vinton survives cus Traugh offtctatmg. Burial finish the heat wave pushed a nght turn mto a p r' vat e Mason County Fatr Boar . e lh t I HI . • •d W1i t ·n be .In the Graham Ceme· . , d. e I is a daughter of !dr . and Mr:;;. I a un on. s secon s o : WI . . . temperatures past the ttJO.de, ' IIV Ad . L· th r Letart Rt I the former Mary Wysong Hoi- tery. The body Will )le 10 state . . .:llh'rk lor the thtrd straight Behind Thomas, Glen H. ~~at: lie ·Ha~i ~au hter of Iter, who survives, along. wilh !one ltour prior to the service. dll)'"looonday In the m•d-Atlan- : Avery 25 Athens failed to i M J ' Hgll a cho ' two daughters, Mrs. Dtanne Frtends may call at the Fogll' · struck · ames .art. w -, · Mason · -· ticijlates. An esttmated I. 300 ,- stop and the' back of r.ne I and rs. . C ., s th Johnston of Salem Center and song ~'uneral Home 10 1 ooi;.'>.N..rsons jammed the Coney 1Thomas car No one was m- sen "Miss . ongefmath y K~~ - ~ Brenda Brown, at home. There any time today. Mr. Martin's - ,- beach .1n New y or k c·1ty. , jured and 'moderate damage representatiVe 0 e IW3nl!i · · · f d Istand are (Jve grandchildren. A step· ) occupation was a armer, an Bur by nightfall Monday. cool was done to hoth cars Club. . r : A 17-ye'3r-old Portland youth son, David Holler of Gallipo· he was a member ol the Jr. cairldlan air began it~ surgt · I Karl PalmaJter, exec~ lve 1was rushed to Holzer Hospital lis. also survives. lou AM. 1 d . . across the lower Great I The patrol cited Avery to I secretary ol the . Professtonal , in Gallipolis for treatment of . I I L : , triggering heavy down- I Meigs county court July 22 on Archers A~socJ<~tiOn. ~owned t injuries suffered in a July 4th Other surv~wors are ~ broth- j poift· Th e persons were i a charge of failure to stop wiUt- . the queen . The celebration be- motoreycle accident on w"'t er and two ststers, Cectl Brown Meigs Geaerll Hospital sl'iick and r k~Jied by lightning in the assured clear distance. gan Saturday morning with a ' Main-St. in Pomeroy at 2:10 p. of Gallipolis, Mrs. Gladys I Admilllono Saturday - Pearl • W Oh · . parade, and ""'h of the ten Pope and Mrs. Celestine St. ' Poulin, -Pomeroy; Ray Rollins, ne! ; arren, to. Cars dmen by Melba K. queen candidates rode on a Im. . . Clair, bolh of Columbus. Middleport. . :,-/ , Wtre. 48. Bloomdale, Oh10, float representing the sponsor. The vtcttm, Robert. Dean Mr. Brown was a member of , Dlschal'iles- Fred Rltchte. OIIWiw Mob Stopped I and Drexel D. Bryant, 17, Pat- The Mason County fair Board Boso, was reported 10 good the Fite Memorial Baptist Suoday Admissions Mrt. I)JiiAH_A. NEB. -.HELMET· · riot, collided nearly headon at 1 noat was adjndged the hest en· condition this morning by hos· , church at Marion , 0. Services IJelia Stewart, Pt. Pleasant. -clllil ·pohce armed wtth shot- , a curve of the Everetl Watts I try. pital ofhc~als .. Boso reportedly , will be held at 2 p.m. Friday i Dtscbargeo - Roy Roll10s, 1ufii and billy clubs broke up , Rd., one-tenth ol a mile east ' suffered leg IOJUrtes and lac· at the McCoy Funeral home. Sarah Grimm. a i!lllln& group of altout 1.000 , of Rt. 325, at 5 10 p.m. Sunday. 1 erations of the ~nee and lefl Rev. C. J, Lemley will offici· i Monday Admission• - Lewis .' without _violence ea~ly 1Bolh cars had minor damage ' arm. ate, and burial will be in Vin· l· Fox, Pomeroy: Betty Pugh, ' . In a strife-torn sect10n 1 and no one was inJured. , Pomeroy pol ice said Boso was ton Memunal Park. Friends Pomeroy. of ,; maha'l near north side. , The patrol cited Bryant to involved 10 the mishap with a may call at the funeral home · Discharges - None. At~ least :w persons were arrest- Gallia county juvenile court I after 3 p.m. Thursday, and : ~ National Guardsmen in full July g on a charge of fictilious ! car driven by Marjorie New- until the hour of the service. I . J , Jun. 38. Pomeroy. 1 WEATHER riot gear were poised for ac- t·egistration. ~ 1 tlo~ at a nearby armory, but . . , PT. PLEASANT - George · Details of how the mishap noVariable clou•lness, a little Wllt'f Qllt called in. : The other Metgs county OCCI· R. McCoy . 63, dted at 8·30 a rn. I curred were being probed lurth · D wormer with ocatt•red thunderQutbreaks of vkllenee Satur· ' dent occurred at 8,30 p.m. Sat- ] today at hiS Glenwood home. I .,. today by investigating offi -1 J.~ ..owero tonight and dat and Sunday nights caused urday on old Rt. 7. two. tenths I He had bee·n m fathng heal I~ ' cer Ptl. Wtllard Boyer. Pol tee ' day. Low lt-7% tonllbl. A ZENITH TRADITION FOR 48 YEARS auihoriUes Monday to call out or a mile north of the Galha- : for several months. Mr. Me -, indicated charges are pending. Quality Is the extra Ingredient at Zenith. It Is Omeba units uf tht" National ~~1gt1 counly line. No one was Coy was a former Mason cou~- ! _ . not one thing. It is many things. It Is the extra G ird le t other guard units IOJUfl:d and damage to both ty teacher. and had engaged 111 : Pomeroy pollee also mvesllINTER&~ p 1farming. Ingredient in product development, design and ..::. tb: s;ate highway patrol. : cars was moderate. gated a two-car miShap on Sat· Meredith B. Flesher, 64 , of DEVOTED TO 1 0 manufacture. It is a way of life at Zenith. __. . Qmaha Ike on : . . He was born in Mason coun- urday at 7:40 p.m. mvolvmg St. Pelersburg, Fla., a retired MEIGS · MASON AREA The millions of satisfied Zenith owners who havt ana pluce the po Orfl(~ers Said that Lawrenee .1 20 1.,.3 ( th 1 cars operated by Mary .\okOau- lluntington business man, was """''d 1. ow•"• ruaust~•r IZ-hour-off duly . 'l W. p·Jerce, 27 . M'ddl . l late ty enWilliam Apn Henry . ~ . and son Elerta o e ' iel, Fayettesville, N. C., and dead on arnval . uperienced a high measure of operating 1•-"-ur-on V.fiU , . . I e~r I. \H'.n Monday at a ChHt•• TIIU'I•IIIIt. dependability and low operating costa recognize Go~. Frank M~rrlson, m ~~ left of center and c'Oillded with Grover McCoy. His mttrriage I Missouri Ball, 46, Mason. I St. Petersburg hospita' after I••:~~,n·:.:·&~nd:~ :OO~c:Oee.fo Zenith's emphasis on quality as the greatelf value Anftlea attendmg the Nation a parked car owned by Earl was to former Maude Murray I Authorities 5a 1d McDaniel has : suffering a heart attack . :~~~: ~.~~~~~::0~~~~,~· e~ in home entertainment Instruments. Thla 11 why al J)fivamors' Conference, was W. Wines. 40, Rt. 2 Cheshire. h . Oth rv·vo , been cited to Mayor Charles Born November 9 1901 in uaeu Office Phon• wv t.IIN. ldll.nrpeople who know Zenith quaUty won't settle for uOted as saying the cause of p· th t 1 'd f 'led 1 w o surv1ves. e-r su ' rs 1 ' •aJ Ptmnw w'Y t-~111' • q . ,; . 1erce. e Pi:l ro sa1 . aJ vera I nieces and neph· Legar's court on an assured i Racine, 0 ., he was a son or the ~:mt~nd u •rol!d ••au mawn1 Je.. than the greater dependability of Zenith the~ trouble . wa:> . an ~nvtr~- to stop .and , was later app~e- :~es se ! elear distance charge. Missouri latt. Ira E. and Ethel B. Mal- ::1~' at Qla ,... otaea at PomamY , -the Handcrafted Color TV. me~t that 18 unht for human hended m Middleport by pollee · . be, I Ball reportedly suUered a neck lory Flesher. His father National ad•aru.&nl rnmaaqava1 habitation In manv areas" of th Mr. McCoy was a mem I llottlnelll &lmblll. mo.. 343 tnlnt· The quallt.y go• In btfore the namt 10M on(rl th ·d e~e . . ' of Chrislii:ln Valley Church or injury. ' lished the Ira E. Flesher Roof- toll Ava.. Naw Vor• Cit}' . New the near nor s• e I P1erce was c1ted to Me1gs : Christ. near Glenw&Od . Funeral The third accident of the . ing and Sheet Metal Co. in 1910 vos~rt~ucn. •ata1 Ottl•fN4 UJ county court July 1.1 on charges Ill b;.. . boliday weekend probed by In Huntington . nn1ar whe" av•ll•bla 15 eenu ""'RE p h. f 1 ft 0 { t d h't k' arrangements w oc: announ- \ ...., 0111 ,.., m advtuW!a ., lll .1ng 1 e cen er an 1 s lp . , d later by the Crow-Hussell Pomeroy Police was at 6:25 p. · Survivors include the widow, Dalb &entln•l ortlca. . Cu 8ALTIMORE - THE coN-: The seventh and eighth ~eci· . ~:neral home. Fn~nds mav m- Monday on West Mam-st. 1 Mrs. Mildred Dean Flesher : a !'~!'..: --~;;.,;~11 ARNOLD GRATE of Racial Equality . dents ~ported were of a mmor th · ' A car driven by Junior son. David Flesher of St. Peters•tt •~•llabler On• h 11 at e 1unera 1 orne a11 er 1 t bo h . ca ..u: one v••• tto . iiiooi~, ····~~''' ~,;;;;,..;;, PH. 742-4211 RUTLAND E) pushed far beyond the .I na ure, I m Galli a county. .m. Wedne!!day. ; O'Neal, 39, Somerset,. stopped burg: and a brother, Maxwell ....., r""' m•"'"' "·"" .., ... ~ .. . of civil rights Monday p j for a car m front of h1s and a W. Flesher, and a nephew, WiltacludN lunda' timwith resolutions_ calling for an Minor Accident I trailer pulled by the O'Neal ve- liam E. Flesher, Huntington at.... to the mtlitary draft and I I t' I lbtcie was struck by a car oper- 1wrneys associated in the law U. 'lj, withdrawal from Viet : nves lga1e~ :ated by George Jenkins. Syra- ' firm •' Iesher and Flesher. and Na.tP. It coupled this with en~mnor . two • car accident , ' cuse. Medium damage was caus- i a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marjor• ~ent of "black power" ., WO'. mvesllgaled on the Intered to the trailer and Jenkins . ie Flesher, and two grandchil· !Deans ol achievin~ equality. ~ec:•on of Nl orth.dSecond and Iwas cited for failing to main- dren, Charles and Mimi Fleshexpected, the 250 dele· a nut-sts 0 Mt dleporl Satur· lain assured clear distance. er, all of Huntington. lea coneluded CORE's lour . day at UO. p.m. Funeral service• for Isaac N. nallonJI convention witb • Pollee said Henry W. Null, Taylor, 81 , Salen St • Rutland, Veterans Memorial Hospital Ul)tMdmous vote to abandon its Jr .. 44. Mtddleport, was travel- who died Monday eventng at Admlssl- Saturday - Virtradl~jlllal commitment to non, ' mg _south on North Second at lhe Veterans Memonal Hosptt· gie Klein, Middleport; Hallie I DRY !!Oienea In the dlvll rights movl' the mtersecllon of Walnut when I al after an tllness of two years, Curtis, Pomeroy; Mrs. Darrell , • • • a car operated by Sakwant Lum- 1will he held Thursday at 2 p.m. Hawthorne Long Bottom. 1 lllll1l ' ba, 48, Parkersburg, reported- ' at the Martin Funeral home Discbarg~s _ Mary Jarvis I CLEANING ly pulled from a parking meter. with the Rev. Chester Lemley Mabel Neimeyer, Edward Blak~ . 5e · 0 R f~rocker Strin11 No arrest was made. offtclatmg. Bunal w•ll be m Daisy Swick, Jessie White. rYIC8 n equest FOR CAMPING 1 .\NTJ · AMERICAN DEMON· Miles cemetery. Sunday Admlo1len 1 Mrs. lll'fkod by the bombWACS TO MEET He was a member of the Rut- Jessie Frazier, Dexter: Char- . fnca Of tbt Hanoi • Haiphong The Rutland Methodist WSCS land Methodist Church and had les Quivy, Columbus. I · pled like • strin& of will meet tonight at 8 with Mrs. been employed by the Dlscbargeo - Sarah Bush, ; •••·· _ . , aro und th • world Dana Hoffman Jr . Devotional Ilepartment Store for 25 years Alto Dill and Carl Gagnon. I CLEANERS . m¥rrinll official and leader Is Mrs. Everett Colwell. until his retirement. ~el .,.labrations of the Mrs. Harold Sauer will be in Survivors inclnde his wife, Fotlrlll of July. charge of tbe program. Linnie, a sister, B. E. Jones, lll Peril, 1 Clrl from New Batavia , New York; a brother, COLEMAN ·Y!Ifll :burned an American flag As at the Sunday night rally, Talford, of Marion, a nephew, · · ~ lhll U. S. Embassy. the turnout was slim, only a· and several nieces. Friends may CAMPING J!allilf" In London stopped two ' hout 25. Saturday night more call at the funeral home any', y-'from setting a U. S. !Ia~ I than zoo had g'thered at the time Wednesday. ~ autlide the embassy there. farm and hurled stones a n d A crashing pacifist in- blocked Warren County sher- A man need• a seventh of a Coleman fuel c ~ 1 posh reception at iff's deputies when two of the second to wink his eye on pur· 5 GALLON _ 1.59 · lblll\lllerlcan Embassy and pro- group were arrested ftr wear- pose. When he winks his eye plllll ' · IQast Ill "the <lead and ing masks in violation of a new by reflex , It snaps shut In -.I!Y~ :!Jt VIet Nam." Ohio law. third of the time. ._ IJ'I'. ld 1 M.. In HVL p]ay TELEVISION 1 QUALITY WITHOUT COMPROMISE o·Ies Tuesdav 1 acine Native Dies Monday Bed•:: •••t•r 1 m. I' I .a RUTLAND FURNITURE :::::·::u!!r Isaac Taylor o·Ies Monday a . . -» S:y AT : 2 HOUR SPECIAL! •• CAMP STOOLS .U. Robinson's King Builders Recommendations For· · has FU.:~ler ~~~==~==========~ THE ' three-day rally of ..,...,,, •• Klw• '\ian at nearby rame to ' quiet, damp 1 night The Klan's 01110 - ero~s.burning to close fizzier when a downrain struck the farm Scott . Ohio Klan or· and host to the rally. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 AL$0 OPEN All DAY THURSDAYS SUMMER SHOE CLEARANCE CONTINUES THIS WEEK Featuring Famous Brands: ~ '~(;·ek~ hear people make out the ~~~~!~;:~~then this will An extreme~ aid using a unit, has been man who of hearing for over 10 new aid, ev· are crystal it is sugw.r ite HEARING. · St., Erie, Pa. You full information obligation what- JACQUELINES, CONNIES, PARIS FASHION, DATE BOOK, HEEL HUGGIRS SAVE UP TO l AND MOREl SHOP COOL,, •Insulation • Storm Windows &Door Ke~p Out Heat In The Summ~r M ' ,Well As Keepins Heat In In the Winter Remove Excessive Heat from Your Attk:s .. ALL. OF THESE ITEMS CAN MAKE ...YQUR HOME COOLER AND MORE COMFORT ABLE THIS SUMMER. King Builders Supply Co: N. 2ND AVE. POOLS $1.99 to $19.95 For Children! • Attic Ventilator BASEBALL SHOES WALL TENTS ' WALKIETALKIE~ '17.77 up m aid Grote: Short, <2), Wise (3), Herbert 17), Fox (9) and Dalrymple. WP-Shaw <6-5) . LP-Short 19-5). HRS Swoboda (3rd) , Allen (20th). Second Game New Vork 230 012 000- I 16 0 Phila. (QI 010 01~ I I I FL'Iher (6-8) and Stephenson; Culp, Craig (21, Herbert (8) and Dalrymple. LP.:..OUt 13-4). HR-Luplow (2nd). ' IIOMIIOY· . DOWNING INSURANCE the U.S. Open has always been for Sam Snead. Nicklaus, wbo hu won every major tournaltiOilt at least once except the British OpeR, warmed up for this year's classic by s1toet1ng a four· Ullder-par rt practice round Monday at tba Mulrlleld aolf ~~:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ AGENCY, INC. Bill C:hilda Rocl.-y Downing. Ae•ntt flamal- Elecuk Boot iutalled, JOU mmine .......... the witten operating c..t Won roe make lhe uou:· ...._ Tilt GaarPitt will eonlaia the llllod JW1ri1- of bootiDI JOUl bome the .,._..., wq. 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Ko,ufax Ton1g t ::nt~:.~es?~~eth?::Uie~: ~=-:.~ NEW 1967 Mon day Ill . IIJaeksnvle Rich. 12 ,t e SPECIAL SHOWING cyclist Hurt -- Moadat', AeJIIIII hill f~r Logan, f111111l•g slz and walkmg two. AME SECOND G Meigs challted up aeven big MaJor Le1111e Leaden runs m the fifth Inning to break By uatted Press lateraational open a close game and _go on ' 10 Natlenol Leagae to an easy 14-4 vtctory the GABR HPct. second game. 70 Z66 37 1111 .335 John Flowers started I b e I Alou, PIU secolld game for Meigs a a d Srgll Pitt 8ll 252 42 82 .325 worked two innings before giv· Cart; AU 75 230 30 7t .322 74 309 42 Ill .320 1 ·U 68 251 34 80 .319 1 Ding seven and walking aone. Santo' Chi 70 :148 42 79 .319 Leading tbe Meigs blttiAg In Cpda StL .. 189 23 59 .312 the second game was Stobart I Allen' Phil 59 210 52 115 .310 LOS ANGBJ4:S IUPI) _The I ( 14-3). I Doa Sutton, who retired the Ilor the Reds. with a double and two sinles Alou All 62 355 Sl 107 .301 rood the Cincinnati Reds are Cincinnati's Jo;ing streak was first 13 _men he faced, pttched Ron Fatrly led off the sixth in five trips Ill the plate, and ' Helms, Cin 63 2-17 28 74 .300 traveling continues downhill, , extended to six games Monday a ltve-httter for the v~ctory. 1for the Dodgen with a double, Flowers wtth three s10gles. Hrper, Cin 71 243 40 73 .300 and it isn't likely to change dir· . as the Dodgers scored a 2-1 Los Angeles gave hun a lead took tbtrd on an error and Other Meigs bttters were ection IOnight when they meet :decision to break a three-game i• the third on three conse~u- scored . on John Roseboro's White with two singles, B i II Amerlcoa League the Dodgers again. skid of their own. live siagles, Lou Johnson dnv· bloop smgle to. left field fer the Moore a double and sillgle Bud· G AB R H Pet. Jim Maloney 1!1-3) will be oa The Joss went 10 Jim O'Toole, ing Ill tbe run. wmnmg run. . . dy Moore, Bill Swan and George Sllydr, Bal 62181 38 61 .337 the hill for the Reds, but be makiog his first start iR nearly In the fifth, Tommy Helms, Larry Dterker pitched a ftve· Sauer, ench a single. Klme, Del 68 244 48 77 .316 will be workinti against the in- a month. He allowed niRe bits . Ileroa Johnso1 and Johnsy Ed· bitter Sunday and Chuck Harrl- Daubenmier and Pierce shar· Slmn, Clo Gl 2f11 28 65 .314 ,comparable sandy Koufax Iill tbe seven Innings he worked. I wards singled for the lone run son smashed a threNun homer . ed mound duties for Logan, Ohva, Mm 1'1299 47 93 .911 -~-~ - to gtve Houston a 3-l wtn over struck out five and walked sev- F.Rbsn, Bat 79 286 63 89 .311 NATIONAL LEAGUE UNE SCORES tbe Reds and a sweep of the en. Dauhenmier was the t9s- B Rbsn, Bal 81 33tJ 53 98 .297 fo"'·game series. The Astros ing pitcher. Pwell, Bal 75 257 41 76 .296 Major Le:r11ue Results (6th). won Saturday's day . night , Tbe Meigs team will go a- Rchdt, Cal 69 252 40 74 .294 By United Press International doubleheader 8-5 and 6 3 over . gains! Wellston at 8 p.m. t F:DT) IMel!, Del 70 237 5Z 69 .291 American League National League ~ I U Milt Pappas and Sammy ElliS. today at Bachtel field iu Mas- Sbrn, Cali 65 177 19 51 .288 Fir~ ."'.ame · Cin. 000 0!0 ooo- 1 Cincinnati now is in seventh on. Home Runs I " L.A. 001 001 oox2 9 o N 1 · 1 Lea Aero Wa'lft"' . 0 000 ooo- 6 9 0 O'Toole, Davidson (8) and . place, 12 games off the pace. ' FIRST GAME • I 0. a gue: a, i' Boston 000 000 103- 4 9 I i Edwards : Sutton 18-7) and Two Reds bave nudged their IMeigs 105 002 2-10 10 5 Braves .25 ; Aile~, Phlllies & I Bosman, Cox (81. Kline <_9) 1Rosehoro. LP-O'Toole _ . batting average to the .300 , Logan 300 012 1- 7 12 7 Hart, Gtants 20: forre, Braves [ and Casanova: Lonborg, Osm· l National League0 31 Racine scored Its fifth wln , mark and Vada Pinson has fall- : Vickers (WP I. Werry t6) v Staryell, Ptrates 19. . sk, '" l, Sadowski 191 and Ryan. Cin. OOOHood Amertean Le31J11e: F Robtn- , against one defeat Sunday 10 J en below it for the first lime in and Werry , Swan (6). 1 51 the Hockmg. V~lley League by , several weeks. 000 010 p B , 241 LP L land Hamner. Ison, Orioles 20; Scott, Red Sox l W - osman · - on- L.A. 001 _001 OOx- Z 9 0 trimming viStlmg Cutler 16·3. ~' Tomrn)' Helms and Tommy . SECOND GAME ' 18; Kaline, Tigers 17 : Powell & horn 14-7). HR - .Y!cMullen O'Toole D d (8) d ~ h • Satvtt son 8 7) and . ~crn · el bus -mat' OJ In sec- H~rper collected hits Sunday Meigs ... 303 f!IO 1- 14 13 I . B. Robinson, Orioles 16. . (61 ). Edwards · u on < · an = " . h' h h·• th . to Rnns Batted In ' Serond G e ' R..ehoro: LP-O'T 1 , 1_3) one place in the standings be- lw tc pus ~ etr average Logan 300 010 0- 4 9 5 . 1 00 Wash. 000 OOV uOO- 0 3 1 : e ' Ihind unbeateo Nelsonville. 1exaclly .300, putting them In Flowers. Whtte 13) (WP) and i Nat ton a) _League: _Aaron.' Boston tOO 0011 oox- 1 7 0 ' . .. the top 10 hitters ir. the Nation- , Swan. Daubenmier ILP), Pierce , Braves 63:. Wbtte, Phdhes liS, Hannan, Lines (8), Cox (8) Atlanta 200 000 100- 3 4 I The wmners, tratltng 2-0 after · al League. 16) and Mundy, Allen, Phtllleo 54; Stargell, and Camilli ; Stange 124 ) and HoustoR 000 002 000- 2 4 3 the first frame, opened their ~ Pirates 53; Mays, Gtanls 52. . Tillmao. LP- Hanrraa 0 .4). Johnson (7-6) and Torre; scoring in tbe second when , American League: B. Robin- , IGiusll, Owens (9) and Bate· Mike Jenkills' double to left ' son, Orioles, 66; Powell, Orioles 1 •man . LP- Giusti (!1-6). drove John Cleland, who was 55; SeoU, Red Sox 52; . F. t ... First Game 1 safe oo a fielder's choice, hnme. . Robinson, Orioles 511; Kahllt!, Chicago 000 201 200- li 11 I I '1 48 New York 000 000 000- 0 6 I :St. Louis 000 ll2 200- 6 10 0 Racine S<Ored five more . . Pll<binl Peters (5-6) and Martm; ·Sa• Fnn 000 001 01(1- 2 I oltimes in the fo~th, folD' in the ' NIt I 0. a I League: perry, Stottlemyre, Hamilton t8) and Washburn, Hoerner (3) and I filth and etght tn the stxth •f · j Giants 12-1; Kaowles, PhiUies &These sparkling luncheon sets In an Early Amtli-\, Howard. LP- Slottlemyre (7·9) . McCarver; Marichal 113-4) and the 7-lnning game. . 1; Koufax, Dodgen 14-3; can crystal design are Ideal for use Indoors and \ Haller. 15.o!). :· La rry p nee, · · bal ' Gt·ants I'~4·' Maloney ' outdoors •.. at lunch time ••• snack tlmt ••• and . HR- Buford 14th) · S-G WP-Washburn . a south paw, went '' PT PLEASANT - "It was the toughest competition Martc Second Game HR aghano (2nd), Brock the route on the hill lor Racine. I , · .. . . Reda 11-3 & Blass, Pirates 1-2. party Ume. You'll want several place settlnp, 10 Chicago tJOO 000 020-2 2 I '.6th), Shannon 16th.l. He gave up only two bits, walk· l lvefe~elr ~nfteredd, ~~~~~~~ said ~o~day afterf ~~- Amerl<an League: S. Miller start cotlecUng your plates, cupsand saucers naw. \ New York 003 020 OOx- 5 11 I ! Se<'ODd Game ed four, hit one, IJid struck out I cfesstuh Y e eln Prmgf •s. t le ;.r:. he mAen s . tvt·'"on ot. el & Walt, Orioles 6-1; Barber, . You get your choice FREE each time you 111W Pizarro, Higgins (4), Wilhelm St. Louis 000 000 200- 2 7 0 12. our . annua o esswna c ers ssocta too na Iona Orioles l Sanford, .Ailgelo 9-2; seven gallons of A&hland Vitali~ed Gasoline. (81 and Romano, Martin (8): San Fran 001 200 00>- 3 9 1 . . . champwnslup. . McLain, Togen 12·3, This offer Is limited and available only It ,our Pelerson 17-5) and Gibbs. LP- l:lnles , Mahaffey (6), Woode- • Other RactRe hitters were I The 39-year-old c~nstntchon i A&hland 011 Dealer dlsplaylna the "FREE WNCtfo Pizarro (6-3). shirk (8) and McCarver ; Perry Mtckey Wmebrenner wtlh four worker from Sulfteld, Olno, 1,166; Joha Rudy, No~th Syra- lllternallonal Leagaa Standings 1 11112-l) and Haller. LP~Bnles : EON SET" sign! Bob Smith a double and 1picked up $2,000 for the tep cuse, N.Y., 1,166; Wilham Har- By ua•ted Press lntemat!IIIIBI KS. 000 060 300- 9 13 3 (3-l ). HH-Sbannon t7th). · Peanuts Wickline two prize among 411 cash winners. ris, Indianapolis, Ind., 1,164; W. L Pet. GB Cltler uPirll AucUit 7, 1888 Bait. 011 001 003- 6 7 3 i and two singles, Roger Marie Stotts, of Westminister, Ed Rhode, Muscatine, Iowa, Columbus 43 32 .573 llunter, ~kworth Aker 1 a single, Price two sing- Calif., won the women's div~ 1,164; Rebert Bitner, Big 41 37 .5:!6 3'>11 Rochester ) and Roof; Brabender, · . · Firat Game les, Dave Spencer two singles, slon with a total score of 1,135. ids, Mich., 1,164: Jerry 37 36 .5f11 5 Jacksonville 19 300 100 JOO- 7 16 0 Cleland a pair of doubles, and Drahoysky (SI Hall <5) Fisher 1Pttts. Bednar, winner for the third Smith, Covington, Ind., 39 38 .SOli 5 Toronto 001 100 OOO- 5 !2 Greg Rouah, a single. (8) and Etdhebarren' WP- IChLtcago time in four years. scored 1,176 and Arnold E. Fleming, La 39 39 .500 i'la Toledo · aw Face t8) and · Is , brea ki ng th e prevtous · N. y ., 1161 38 38 .500 5\la Hunter (8-6) LP~Brabender . G ' pom yet'' ~. , . b Buffalo (2·2) HRS :.._ Snyder <3rd) , " '•) Hondfer <2l; Hands, ROBERTS RELEASJllD high of 1,173. He also estab- 1 Ties were determined 38 40 .487 8'>11 Y Richmond • ' ' 11 , oe t 17), Jenktns (9) and · · h boo fl 31 46 .403 1l Syracuse Green (~lh) . H dl WP-L ('· ) LP- HOUSTON (UPI) _ Robin Jished a new stngle score wtt s to s: un ey. aw • 3 · 277 Rounding out the top seven Hands (5·7) HRS-Stargel! 1Roberts has come baek twice · . . , ... I Minn. 300 000 020- 5 9 0 [ , 19th), Hundiey (9th) Alley In the past when big league Miss Stotts, who wo• $1.000 wmners 10 the women~ diVISIOn Cleve. , 000 300 001- 4_10 2 (!th), Phillips (lltb),' SaRto clubs have giveo up OR him. set a new ~lngl~ round score 10 were defendtng champt~o MarKaat, Stebler . (9) and Ntxon, ( ISth). But ROW the question Is whl' tbe women s diVISion wtlh 292, garel Tillberry, SprtRgfi~ld, ~1mm~rman <9); Bell, Krahck l Second Game tiler the winningest active breakmg the 286 set last year. Oh10, 1,000; Gwen Learo, P~ttst2), 0 Donoghue (5 ), Allen (8) <7\l innings, darkness) pitcher io the major leagues The tournament bad a record burgh, 1:089; Evelyn Gotdrtch, and ~ZC\Ie. WP-Kaat (10-6) . , Pitts. 00purse of_ $12,000. . Fhnt, Mtch., 1,006, Shirley Ann 010 300 4 8 1 caa do it again 11 the age L~-0 Donoghue <5-5). HRS- ·Chicago , , __ _ Roundmg out the top ten WID· PlOt,, Marlon, Iowa, 1,071; Bet 000 301 6 8 0 39 Roberts just lft vlctorles liOrs arul thetr aeores ill the ty 0 Bnen, Dover, Ohto, 1,061; K tile brew (!Sih), Wbilfteld t Sisk Mikkelsen , 61 Fac tSI Q. . . . . l ..... . , ......r BI:RI!: ARI!: SOtfl!l ANSWERS TO QUES. (13th), Allison (5th). I Card~ell (7), O'Dell e of becomi~g the 15th 300 • game professional men's division was S~n Rusch, St. Clair ono.-et:,; ftONS ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUAIIo Calli. trlO 000 450-ll 12 1 Purkey 17 ) and May · Holtz- winner io major league bls- George Clauss Sr., Saginaw, Mtch., 1,054 and Jane ANTEI PLAN: A. Yoar builder or e1eetrlo ._, · - - Detroit. . 140 000 010- 6 12 2 man, J•nkins (5), Lee (7), tory, was placed on waivers by Mich., 1,172; Lesler Gervais, Tyrone, Pa ., 1,048. Q. Blaetlr wloat .. 1011 m:·•· •• Ill' a G.arIa Tbe ~ . . . ~' McGiothlm, Reed 12), Wnght , Hendley (8) and BoccabeUa. tbe Hoostoa Astros Monday for Highland, Ind., 1,169; Victor I Over 140 archers . . _ CGftpODy. The polloJ _ . . . . .l laoll ....... Beallaa Plllt f \5), Lee (7) ,_ RoJas 181 and , WP- Lee <4-0) . LP-Cardwell the purpose of giving him his Leaeh, Sacramento, Calif., ed 111 the three-day sesstOR. J'MIO of ,._ oloolrie ll«tt I II' aMar A. h wiU .,..-.. tho aaaual opera!. Rodgers; Lohch, Sherry 17), . (3-G) uno ~le d -with • maximUJD llolllllltr .,_ ~ Pena <8), Gladding (9) and I . •u~ n enon 2 I!Otb uncoAditi. ona1 re1ease. lllC- fl hoMIIIC ,_""""with F~ ..... dollua ($1.000A0t . . . . .....,. to.BIIclrle Boat ... wlthla IK FreehaA. WP-Wright (2-2) . LP and lith). NICKWUS DETERMINED. tit • lpOOi6c ~to ftpN oacb Q. Ba& wUI If I .... Ia . . . I . . . ..' . . ., - Sherry (5-11 . HRS-Adcock Flrsl Game MUIRFIEW, Scotland (UPI) , .., for lloe a.. .....,. hll _Je&H fl 19th!, Hortoa 110th), Warner eleotrieltel&f New York 342 000 000- 9 II I - Jack Nicklaus Is determined (6tb), Cardenal (9th), Fregosi Serving Mtlgs Caunly Since 1 868 Phila. 030 020 100- 6 12 I that the Brili!h Opea wlll lltl A. It'• eveD - • ..,.._ Y- ...., fli Q. WJot lllba tlio , _ ,.... eleetric laeatinr ua&IKW ...... tlt4 Shaw, Arrigo (61, Hamilton become the jinx for hbn that Tbe Meigs American Legion tory in the nightcDp. . and walked aoae. 1 Other Meigs bitters ill the opbaseball nine continued its win- 1 John Vickers and Dick Wer- W had Jbe blg bat lor eaiag contest w~re George Sauling way1 with a doubleheader Iry shared mound duties lor . erry . 1er with a triple and single. Ed· .tcto:~ ftt Loge• Sunday after· Meigs in the first game . . Vick· ' Meigs, wttb two home rUD8. [die Baer a pair of al~~gles, Bud· Iers, working five Jnnlngs, was1 The hu;tkY eateher slammed hia dy Moore, Gib Milliron, Gary 1100n. Meigs, unbeaten in eight the winning pitcher. He slruck !first m _the tbtrd and tagged :Stob'art, sod Lenny Van Meter, gamea tbill season, scored a . out five, walked nine and 1&ROther m the seventh. Botb eacb a single. IG-7 triumph in the first game Igave up seven bits. Werry, In ')were more tbao 330 ft. 10 dead and came back with 8 14-4 vic- I his two Jonlngs, laRned none left field. Hood went the distance on · WORLD :, Dally Sentinel';· Po~Y'-Mi d<i'r:-o3rt, 0 .. , Meigs .Legion Runs String to 8-0 , Service Announced [whom <he made his home, and . •well.nep~ew, Clark Thompson, Jo'or Alfred CJark Burial will be ln the MidIZibsFuneral services for Alfred kif! Cemetery at Chester Star Clark, 73, who passed away Route. 1 .. I. J Tod&J, tht - of F'-1• Electric Beat Ia tht &IMI """od llr Tlte Electric c.... ,..., II ..IUilr 81'llo .... tbul It waa ill 1967. WMn ,.. e diM tbe oalaltondinr .._ -rort. iloM - - and laxlltllltr ., ............. t h e -· ......... atldi .......... pGIIil>lo lMIIIIIIIII;ia . . . tl .... , . . _ ...... Q. Row eaa a baiWor or Leatbc 1 I aelol ·&aaraatM llutlac wutheo •ari••••' •b• . A. The builder or eleetrte lmffliC - t t l II c baoes hi1 guaraat.eed stiiDale figuft oa of!lcial area weather data, 11 we11 a1 his electric heating e;;_;;;:;:r;enct aD4II altiiL fU · emmatintl' of llllllul beali~~C eoola II no$ a new eoncept. but ~· GW. .,e:;. il • bold ..... Jtep. - Q. WhJ a lh....;,ear 111U&Illoot A. Frankly, to dramatically pron tllat p!Oo gro,.ive buil•ers and Flameleu Reatin& eontraeton \ave complete faith ia tht econ-r and dependability of their prod· .• llandanl guaranteea usually are Jnlldt tor onlJ a few months, or a yur, to covet .. ! initial operation or break-in period. Tht .1 Flame!.,. Heat Guarantee ia designed to ; " •J deDIOIUIIJale the , ........ Ye&foOUt deperuio,l. ; rli Ability and -nomy of the pnduct. ·• AS AII11111EA StRV1C£ 8F -.R ElECIIIIC CIIMPMY ••• YOU lAY IU 1lll BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN lllrl'llllllllllll ~-~~ Eel-., IJIIilp IHIIM _,., JDII W.'Sec:antllt-192-2111, P~ , "' liCt. s2s ta s2aao .' ,l ~~--~~- fHDH~E~~--.------~--:-•~ eus. PHONE .." �'<' 1 . " • f Nita Walden is 'Q b Injured .•. fC hery Ueen A (Continued From Page One! embankment, landing on ill\ 0 n Satur day wheels. , - !t,~IIY Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0 .. July ~ 1988 Uii04W lli!M<>ML!i t2U · O h ] M . V"nto' nMayor\ s e •arlln I .. Glenn Bro:urn o;_es Monday ,n • ==I A . violent electrical· storm about • p.m. In tbe Pomeroy Bend area dl~rupted power aervl<e Intermittently, burn•d out clreults In some homes. according to Ml"dleport eleetrlclan Casslm Hlndy, and set afire and burned a 20 square foot area of grass In the CJif. too, W. Va. area. ' DIeS • Tuesdav ' •il Bid- , Osh I Saturday at Veterans Memorial :. WEST . COLUMBIA e Hospital will be held Tuesday : 1 w. Marlm, 66. died July 4 at II 10 a.m. at Ewing Funeral [ ·" "'" Ynu Knou . ' his residence at We~t col:· Home. In 145•; Job,aoa Gatenbel'l 28 George was not Injured but : POINT PLEASANT - Nita \ Glenn R. Brown, 71, mayor bia. He was horn Apn · 1 • He is survived by one nlere, completed the flrat Blbll assenKer, Hobsrt E. Durham,8 , Walden was crowned archery of Vinton. died .,t 3:20a.m. to· In Mason County. the son . of Lydia Gilkey, Middleport, with printed from movable type, Ill Rl. Vinton, suffer·• a lac· I queen at the Queens Ball_ Sat, I day ln Holzer Hospital. He had the late Morgan A. and Na~y · ::,::_:.,.....:,;__~--· _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _..--; I P••. 1 .w ~ d 1 h 1 t th 8 N t t Iserved the village as ehief of· Crouse Marlin. Surv1vors mdae eration on the right hand. He ur ay n g t a IOnn .o\ )ead-ln wire to the ttlevl- i flcial for several terms. At one l;lude his wife, Georgia E.: a 1 1 led Guard Armory. She also served slon set In the Olevla Young · d d N I 1 was no rea . . as Fourth of July Queen. . I time he had operated a grocery, ' daughter, Mrs. Mil re ea , resident, Cllllon, was burned d -• 10 ttl b b th Cecil RFD The patrol cited George to Nita is a daughter of Mr. and and ha engag~ ca e ur· local: two ro ers, • f p . t out. The Mason Fire D•part- : ing. He was a veteran of World local, and Jay, Plain City, mumcipal court July 9 on a I Mrs. Charles Walden o om ment woo called to the grass War I. Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Etna of .speed in excess for I Pleasant and was sponsored by d Wind• Come 1charge fire. . • Bugg, Henderson, W. v. a., a. n road and weather conditions. Union Boiler Co. of Nitro. Mr. Brown was born In Gal M G · . Love Plam c1ty; Hliii(DER..~TORMS AND One of the two Metgs county Carol Kegley was first runLine crews of at least one Jipolis on Aug. 5, 1895, son of _rs. ~c~lldren'and one great · art·ldents occun·ed at 3·20 p m. : ner-up and Linda Lathey was utility (:ompany were report- the late Bert and Blanche Bla- five gra. c ty winds pounded toward the nd h1 •, ntic coast today, endln" a Mond<:~y on Rt 33, seven-tenths second runner-up. Carol. daugb- ed at work ®ring ao<l afler zer Brown. , gra c • • be at 1 11 A a " f I th 0 f P ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keg- the otorm. . , ' Funeral servtces ~ 0 • lolig siege of blistering suuune• I m• e no,· omeroy, . I He was twice marrted, ftrsl the Stilman MethodiSt Church 1 Point Pleasant was sponbelt which rewrott! the rt>cord .when Jack L Thomas, 30· Hunt- 1ey ~ b the Voi~nteer Fire ~~w~~!'i"t~® I to the former Grace Baker, l in West, Columbta Wednesday boOks. mgton. W. Va ., headed nor_th, ~; t YLinda represented the who is deceased. A 1100, Wal· . at 2:30p.m. with the. Rev. Mar· ln 1 fiery t'ourth of July slopped belund a car makmg p. . d Sh ter Brown of Vinton survives cus Traugh offtctatmg. Burial finish the heat wave pushed a nght turn mto a p r' vat e Mason County Fatr Boar . e lh t I HI . • •d W1i t ·n be .In the Graham Ceme· . , d. e I is a daughter of !dr . and Mr:;;. I a un on. s secon s o : WI . . . temperatures past the ttJO.de, ' IIV Ad . L· th r Letart Rt I the former Mary Wysong Hoi- tery. The body Will )le 10 state . . .:llh'rk lor the thtrd straight Behind Thomas, Glen H. ~~at: lie ·Ha~i ~au hter of Iter, who survives, along. wilh !one ltour prior to the service. dll)'"looonday In the m•d-Atlan- : Avery 25 Athens failed to i M J ' Hgll a cho ' two daughters, Mrs. Dtanne Frtends may call at the Fogll' · struck · ames .art. w -, · Mason · -· ticijlates. An esttmated I. 300 ,- stop and the' back of r.ne I and rs. . C ., s th Johnston of Salem Center and song ~'uneral Home 10 1 ooi;.'>.N..rsons jammed the Coney 1Thomas car No one was m- sen "Miss . ongefmath y K~~ - ~ Brenda Brown, at home. There any time today. Mr. Martin's - ,- beach .1n New y or k c·1ty. , jured and 'moderate damage representatiVe 0 e IW3nl!i · · · f d Istand are (Jve grandchildren. A step· ) occupation was a armer, an Bur by nightfall Monday. cool was done to hoth cars Club. . r : A 17-ye'3r-old Portland youth son, David Holler of Gallipo· he was a member ol the Jr. cairldlan air began it~ surgt · I Karl PalmaJter, exec~ lve 1was rushed to Holzer Hospital lis. also survives. lou AM. 1 d . . across the lower Great I The patrol cited Avery to I secretary ol the . Professtonal , in Gallipolis for treatment of . I I L : , triggering heavy down- I Meigs county court July 22 on Archers A~socJ<~tiOn. ~owned t injuries suffered in a July 4th Other surv~wors are ~ broth- j poift· Th e persons were i a charge of failure to stop wiUt- . the queen . The celebration be- motoreycle accident on w"'t er and two ststers, Cectl Brown Meigs Geaerll Hospital sl'iick and r k~Jied by lightning in the assured clear distance. gan Saturday morning with a ' Main-St. in Pomeroy at 2:10 p. of Gallipolis, Mrs. Gladys I Admilllono Saturday - Pearl • W Oh · . parade, and ""'h of the ten Pope and Mrs. Celestine St. ' Poulin, -Pomeroy; Ray Rollins, ne! ; arren, to. Cars dmen by Melba K. queen candidates rode on a Im. . . Clair, bolh of Columbus. Middleport. . :,-/ , Wtre. 48. Bloomdale, Oh10, float representing the sponsor. The vtcttm, Robert. Dean Mr. Brown was a member of , Dlschal'iles- Fred Rltchte. OIIWiw Mob Stopped I and Drexel D. Bryant, 17, Pat- The Mason County fair Board Boso, was reported 10 good the Fite Memorial Baptist Suoday Admissions Mrt. I)JiiAH_A. NEB. -.HELMET· · riot, collided nearly headon at 1 noat was adjndged the hest en· condition this morning by hos· , church at Marion , 0. Services IJelia Stewart, Pt. Pleasant. -clllil ·pohce armed wtth shot- , a curve of the Everetl Watts I try. pital ofhc~als .. Boso reportedly , will be held at 2 p.m. Friday i Dtscbargeo - Roy Roll10s, 1ufii and billy clubs broke up , Rd., one-tenth ol a mile east ' suffered leg IOJUrtes and lac· at the McCoy Funeral home. Sarah Grimm. a i!lllln& group of altout 1.000 , of Rt. 325, at 5 10 p.m. Sunday. 1 erations of the ~nee and lefl Rev. C. J, Lemley will offici· i Monday Admission• - Lewis .' without _violence ea~ly 1Bolh cars had minor damage ' arm. ate, and burial will be in Vin· l· Fox, Pomeroy: Betty Pugh, ' . In a strife-torn sect10n 1 and no one was inJured. , Pomeroy pol ice said Boso was ton Memunal Park. Friends Pomeroy. of ,; maha'l near north side. , The patrol cited Bryant to involved 10 the mishap with a may call at the funeral home · Discharges - None. At~ least :w persons were arrest- Gallia county juvenile court I after 3 p.m. Thursday, and : ~ National Guardsmen in full July g on a charge of fictilious ! car driven by Marjorie New- until the hour of the service. I . J , Jun. 38. Pomeroy. 1 WEATHER riot gear were poised for ac- t·egistration. ~ 1 tlo~ at a nearby armory, but . . , PT. PLEASANT - George · Details of how the mishap noVariable clou•lness, a little Wllt'f Qllt called in. : The other Metgs county OCCI· R. McCoy . 63, dted at 8·30 a rn. I curred were being probed lurth · D wormer with ocatt•red thunderQutbreaks of vkllenee Satur· ' dent occurred at 8,30 p.m. Sat- ] today at hiS Glenwood home. I .,. today by investigating offi -1 J.~ ..owero tonight and dat and Sunday nights caused urday on old Rt. 7. two. tenths I He had bee·n m fathng heal I~ ' cer Ptl. Wtllard Boyer. Pol tee ' day. Low lt-7% tonllbl. A ZENITH TRADITION FOR 48 YEARS auihoriUes Monday to call out or a mile north of the Galha- : for several months. Mr. Me -, indicated charges are pending. Quality Is the extra Ingredient at Zenith. It Is Omeba units uf tht" National ~~1gt1 counly line. No one was Coy was a former Mason cou~- ! _ . not one thing. It is many things. It Is the extra G ird le t other guard units IOJUfl:d and damage to both ty teacher. and had engaged 111 : Pomeroy pollee also mvesllINTER&~ p 1farming. Ingredient in product development, design and ..::. tb: s;ate highway patrol. : cars was moderate. gated a two-car miShap on Sat· Meredith B. Flesher, 64 , of DEVOTED TO 1 0 manufacture. It is a way of life at Zenith. __. . Qmaha Ike on : . . He was born in Mason coun- urday at 7:40 p.m. mvolvmg St. Pelersburg, Fla., a retired MEIGS · MASON AREA The millions of satisfied Zenith owners who havt ana pluce the po Orfl(~ers Said that Lawrenee .1 20 1.,.3 ( th 1 cars operated by Mary .\okOau- lluntington business man, was """''d 1. ow•"• ruaust~•r IZ-hour-off duly . 'l W. p·Jerce, 27 . M'ddl . l late ty enWilliam Apn Henry . ~ . and son Elerta o e ' iel, Fayettesville, N. C., and dead on arnval . uperienced a high measure of operating 1•-"-ur-on V.fiU , . . I e~r I. \H'.n Monday at a ChHt•• TIIU'I•IIIIt. dependability and low operating costa recognize Go~. Frank M~rrlson, m ~~ left of center and c'Oillded with Grover McCoy. His mttrriage I Missouri Ball, 46, Mason. I St. Petersburg hospita' after I••:~~,n·:.:·&~nd:~ :OO~c:Oee.fo Zenith's emphasis on quality as the greatelf value Anftlea attendmg the Nation a parked car owned by Earl was to former Maude Murray I Authorities 5a 1d McDaniel has : suffering a heart attack . :~~~: ~.~~~~~::0~~~~,~· e~ in home entertainment Instruments. Thla 11 why al J)fivamors' Conference, was W. Wines. 40, Rt. 2 Cheshire. h . Oth rv·vo , been cited to Mayor Charles Born November 9 1901 in uaeu Office Phon• wv t.IIN. ldll.nrpeople who know Zenith quaUty won't settle for uOted as saying the cause of p· th t 1 'd f 'led 1 w o surv1ves. e-r su ' rs 1 ' •aJ Ptmnw w'Y t-~111' • q . ,; . 1erce. e Pi:l ro sa1 . aJ vera I nieces and neph· Legar's court on an assured i Racine, 0 ., he was a son or the ~:mt~nd u •rol!d ••au mawn1 Je.. than the greater dependability of Zenith the~ trouble . wa:> . an ~nvtr~- to stop .and , was later app~e- :~es se ! elear distance charge. Missouri latt. Ira E. and Ethel B. Mal- ::1~' at Qla ,... otaea at PomamY , -the Handcrafted Color TV. me~t that 18 unht for human hended m Middleport by pollee · . be, I Ball reportedly suUered a neck lory Flesher. His father National ad•aru.&nl rnmaaqava1 habitation In manv areas" of th Mr. McCoy was a mem I llottlnelll &lmblll. mo.. 343 tnlnt· The quallt.y go• In btfore the namt 10M on(rl th ·d e~e . . ' of Chrislii:ln Valley Church or injury. ' lished the Ira E. Flesher Roof- toll Ava.. Naw Vor• Cit}' . New the near nor s• e I P1erce was c1ted to Me1gs : Christ. near Glenw&Od . Funeral The third accident of the . ing and Sheet Metal Co. in 1910 vos~rt~ucn. •ata1 Ottl•fN4 UJ county court July 1.1 on charges Ill b;.. . boliday weekend probed by In Huntington . nn1ar whe" av•ll•bla 15 eenu ""'RE p h. f 1 ft 0 { t d h't k' arrangements w oc: announ- \ ...., 0111 ,.., m advtuW!a ., lll .1ng 1 e cen er an 1 s lp . , d later by the Crow-Hussell Pomeroy Police was at 6:25 p. · Survivors include the widow, Dalb &entln•l ortlca. . Cu 8ALTIMORE - THE coN-: The seventh and eighth ~eci· . ~:neral home. Fn~nds mav m- Monday on West Mam-st. 1 Mrs. Mildred Dean Flesher : a !'~!'..: --~;;.,;~11 ARNOLD GRATE of Racial Equality . dents ~ported were of a mmor th · ' A car driven by Junior son. David Flesher of St. Peters•tt •~•llabler On• h 11 at e 1unera 1 orne a11 er 1 t bo h . ca ..u: one v••• tto . iiiooi~, ····~~''' ~,;;;;,..;;, PH. 742-4211 RUTLAND E) pushed far beyond the .I na ure, I m Galli a county. .m. Wedne!!day. ; O'Neal, 39, Somerset,. stopped burg: and a brother, Maxwell ....., r""' m•"'"' "·"" .., ... ~ .. . of civil rights Monday p j for a car m front of h1s and a W. Flesher, and a nephew, WiltacludN lunda' timwith resolutions_ calling for an Minor Accident I trailer pulled by the O'Neal ve- liam E. Flesher, Huntington at.... to the mtlitary draft and I I t' I lbtcie was struck by a car oper- 1wrneys associated in the law U. 'lj, withdrawal from Viet : nves lga1e~ :ated by George Jenkins. Syra- ' firm •' Iesher and Flesher. and Na.tP. It coupled this with en~mnor . two • car accident , ' cuse. Medium damage was caus- i a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marjor• ~ent of "black power" ., WO'. mvesllgaled on the Intered to the trailer and Jenkins . ie Flesher, and two grandchil· !Deans ol achievin~ equality. ~ec:•on of Nl orth.dSecond and Iwas cited for failing to main- dren, Charles and Mimi Fleshexpected, the 250 dele· a nut-sts 0 Mt dleporl Satur· lain assured clear distance. er, all of Huntington. lea coneluded CORE's lour . day at UO. p.m. Funeral service• for Isaac N. nallonJI convention witb • Pollee said Henry W. Null, Taylor, 81 , Salen St • Rutland, Veterans Memorial Hospital Ul)tMdmous vote to abandon its Jr .. 44. Mtddleport, was travel- who died Monday eventng at Admlssl- Saturday - Virtradl~jlllal commitment to non, ' mg _south on North Second at lhe Veterans Memonal Hosptt· gie Klein, Middleport; Hallie I DRY !!Oienea In the dlvll rights movl' the mtersecllon of Walnut when I al after an tllness of two years, Curtis, Pomeroy; Mrs. Darrell , • • • a car operated by Sakwant Lum- 1will he held Thursday at 2 p.m. Hawthorne Long Bottom. 1 lllll1l ' ba, 48, Parkersburg, reported- ' at the Martin Funeral home Discbarg~s _ Mary Jarvis I CLEANING ly pulled from a parking meter. with the Rev. Chester Lemley Mabel Neimeyer, Edward Blak~ . 5e · 0 R f~rocker Strin11 No arrest was made. offtclatmg. Bunal w•ll be m Daisy Swick, Jessie White. rYIC8 n equest FOR CAMPING 1 .\NTJ · AMERICAN DEMON· Miles cemetery. Sunday Admlo1len 1 Mrs. lll'fkod by the bombWACS TO MEET He was a member of the Rut- Jessie Frazier, Dexter: Char- . fnca Of tbt Hanoi • Haiphong The Rutland Methodist WSCS land Methodist Church and had les Quivy, Columbus. I · pled like • strin& of will meet tonight at 8 with Mrs. been employed by the Dlscbargeo - Sarah Bush, ; •••·· _ . , aro und th • world Dana Hoffman Jr . Devotional Ilepartment Store for 25 years Alto Dill and Carl Gagnon. I CLEANERS . m¥rrinll official and leader Is Mrs. Everett Colwell. until his retirement. ~el .,.labrations of the Mrs. Harold Sauer will be in Survivors inclnde his wife, Fotlrlll of July. charge of tbe program. Linnie, a sister, B. E. Jones, lll Peril, 1 Clrl from New Batavia , New York; a brother, COLEMAN ·Y!Ifll :burned an American flag As at the Sunday night rally, Talford, of Marion, a nephew, · · ~ lhll U. S. Embassy. the turnout was slim, only a· and several nieces. Friends may CAMPING J!allilf" In London stopped two ' hout 25. Saturday night more call at the funeral home any', y-'from setting a U. S. !Ia~ I than zoo had g'thered at the time Wednesday. ~ autlide the embassy there. farm and hurled stones a n d A crashing pacifist in- blocked Warren County sher- A man need• a seventh of a Coleman fuel c ~ 1 posh reception at iff's deputies when two of the second to wink his eye on pur· 5 GALLON _ 1.59 · lblll\lllerlcan Embassy and pro- group were arrested ftr wear- pose. When he winks his eye plllll ' · IQast Ill "the <lead and ing masks in violation of a new by reflex , It snaps shut In -.I!Y~ :!Jt VIet Nam." Ohio law. third of the time. ._ IJ'I'. ld 1 M.. In HVL p]ay TELEVISION 1 QUALITY WITHOUT COMPROMISE o·Ies Tuesdav 1 acine Native Dies Monday Bed•:: •••t•r 1 m. I' I .a RUTLAND FURNITURE :::::·::u!!r Isaac Taylor o·Ies Monday a . . -» S:y AT : 2 HOUR SPECIAL! •• CAMP STOOLS .U. 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Ko,ufax Ton1g t ::nt~:.~es?~~eth?::Uie~: ~=-:.~ NEW 1967 Mon day Ill . IIJaeksnvle Rich. 12 ,t e SPECIAL SHOWING cyclist Hurt -- Moadat', AeJIIIII hill f~r Logan, f111111l•g slz and walkmg two. AME SECOND G Meigs challted up aeven big MaJor Le1111e Leaden runs m the fifth Inning to break By uatted Press lateraational open a close game and _go on ' 10 Natlenol Leagae to an easy 14-4 vtctory the GABR HPct. second game. 70 Z66 37 1111 .335 John Flowers started I b e I Alou, PIU secolld game for Meigs a a d Srgll Pitt 8ll 252 42 82 .325 worked two innings before giv· Cart; AU 75 230 30 7t .322 74 309 42 Ill .320 1 ·U 68 251 34 80 .319 1 Ding seven and walking aone. Santo' Chi 70 :148 42 79 .319 Leading tbe Meigs blttiAg In Cpda StL .. 189 23 59 .312 the second game was Stobart I Allen' Phil 59 210 52 115 .310 LOS ANGBJ4:S IUPI) _The I ( 14-3). I Doa Sutton, who retired the Ilor the Reds. with a double and two sinles Alou All 62 355 Sl 107 .301 rood the Cincinnati Reds are Cincinnati's Jo;ing streak was first 13 _men he faced, pttched Ron Fatrly led off the sixth in five trips Ill the plate, and ' Helms, Cin 63 2-17 28 74 .300 traveling continues downhill, , extended to six games Monday a ltve-httter for the v~ctory. 1for the Dodgen with a double, Flowers wtth three s10gles. Hrper, Cin 71 243 40 73 .300 and it isn't likely to change dir· . as the Dodgers scored a 2-1 Los Angeles gave hun a lead took tbtrd on an error and Other Meigs bttters were ection IOnight when they meet :decision to break a three-game i• the third on three conse~u- scored . on John Roseboro's White with two singles, B i II Amerlcoa League the Dodgers again. skid of their own. live siagles, Lou Johnson dnv· bloop smgle to. left field fer the Moore a double and sillgle Bud· G AB R H Pet. Jim Maloney 1!1-3) will be oa The Joss went 10 Jim O'Toole, ing Ill tbe run. wmnmg run. . . dy Moore, Bill Swan and George Sllydr, Bal 62181 38 61 .337 the hill for the Reds, but be makiog his first start iR nearly In the fifth, Tommy Helms, Larry Dterker pitched a ftve· Sauer, ench a single. Klme, Del 68 244 48 77 .316 will be workinti against the in- a month. He allowed niRe bits . Ileroa Johnso1 and Johnsy Ed· bitter Sunday and Chuck Harrl- Daubenmier and Pierce shar· Slmn, Clo Gl 2f11 28 65 .314 ,comparable sandy Koufax Iill tbe seven Innings he worked. I wards singled for the lone run son smashed a threNun homer . ed mound duties for Logan, Ohva, Mm 1'1299 47 93 .911 -~-~ - to gtve Houston a 3-l wtn over struck out five and walked sev- F.Rbsn, Bat 79 286 63 89 .311 NATIONAL LEAGUE UNE SCORES tbe Reds and a sweep of the en. Dauhenmier was the t9s- B Rbsn, Bal 81 33tJ 53 98 .297 fo"'·game series. The Astros ing pitcher. Pwell, Bal 75 257 41 76 .296 Major Le:r11ue Results (6th). won Saturday's day . night , Tbe Meigs team will go a- Rchdt, Cal 69 252 40 74 .294 By United Press International doubleheader 8-5 and 6 3 over . gains! Wellston at 8 p.m. t F:DT) IMel!, Del 70 237 5Z 69 .291 American League National League ~ I U Milt Pappas and Sammy ElliS. today at Bachtel field iu Mas- Sbrn, Cali 65 177 19 51 .288 Fir~ ."'.ame · Cin. 000 0!0 ooo- 1 Cincinnati now is in seventh on. Home Runs I " L.A. 001 001 oox2 9 o N 1 · 1 Lea Aero Wa'lft"' . 0 000 ooo- 6 9 0 O'Toole, Davidson (8) and . place, 12 games off the pace. ' FIRST GAME • I 0. a gue: a, i' Boston 000 000 103- 4 9 I i Edwards : Sutton 18-7) and Two Reds bave nudged their IMeigs 105 002 2-10 10 5 Braves .25 ; Aile~, Phlllies & I Bosman, Cox (81. Kline <_9) 1Rosehoro. LP-O'Toole _ . batting average to the .300 , Logan 300 012 1- 7 12 7 Hart, Gtants 20: forre, Braves [ and Casanova: Lonborg, Osm· l National League0 31 Racine scored Its fifth wln , mark and Vada Pinson has fall- : Vickers (WP I. Werry t6) v Staryell, Ptrates 19. . sk, '" l, Sadowski 191 and Ryan. Cin. OOOHood Amertean Le31J11e: F Robtn- , against one defeat Sunday 10 J en below it for the first lime in and Werry , Swan (6). 1 51 the Hockmg. V~lley League by , several weeks. 000 010 p B , 241 LP L land Hamner. Ison, Orioles 20; Scott, Red Sox l W - osman · - on- L.A. 001 _001 OOx- Z 9 0 trimming viStlmg Cutler 16·3. ~' Tomrn)' Helms and Tommy . SECOND GAME ' 18; Kaline, Tigers 17 : Powell & horn 14-7). HR - .Y!cMullen O'Toole D d (8) d ~ h • Satvtt son 8 7) and . ~crn · el bus -mat' OJ In sec- H~rper collected hits Sunday Meigs ... 303 f!IO 1- 14 13 I . B. Robinson, Orioles 16. . (61 ). Edwards · u on < · an = " . h' h h·• th . to Rnns Batted In ' Serond G e ' R..ehoro: LP-O'T 1 , 1_3) one place in the standings be- lw tc pus ~ etr average Logan 300 010 0- 4 9 5 . 1 00 Wash. 000 OOV uOO- 0 3 1 : e ' Ihind unbeateo Nelsonville. 1exaclly .300, putting them In Flowers. Whtte 13) (WP) and i Nat ton a) _League: _Aaron.' Boston tOO 0011 oox- 1 7 0 ' . .. the top 10 hitters ir. the Nation- , Swan. Daubenmier ILP), Pierce , Braves 63:. Wbtte, Phdhes liS, Hannan, Lines (8), Cox (8) Atlanta 200 000 100- 3 4 I The wmners, tratltng 2-0 after · al League. 16) and Mundy, Allen, Phtllleo 54; Stargell, and Camilli ; Stange 124 ) and HoustoR 000 002 000- 2 4 3 the first frame, opened their ~ Pirates 53; Mays, Gtanls 52. . Tillmao. LP- Hanrraa 0 .4). Johnson (7-6) and Torre; scoring in tbe second when , American League: B. Robin- , IGiusll, Owens (9) and Bate· Mike Jenkills' double to left ' son, Orioles, 66; Powell, Orioles 1 •man . LP- Giusti (!1-6). drove John Cleland, who was 55; SeoU, Red Sox 52; . F. t ... First Game 1 safe oo a fielder's choice, hnme. . Robinson, Orioles 511; Kahllt!, Chicago 000 201 200- li 11 I I '1 48 New York 000 000 000- 0 6 I :St. Louis 000 ll2 200- 6 10 0 Racine S<Ored five more . . Pll<binl Peters (5-6) and Martm; ·Sa• Fnn 000 001 01(1- 2 I oltimes in the fo~th, folD' in the ' NIt I 0. a I League: perry, Stottlemyre, Hamilton t8) and Washburn, Hoerner (3) and I filth and etght tn the stxth •f · j Giants 12-1; Kaowles, PhiUies &These sparkling luncheon sets In an Early Amtli-\, Howard. LP- Slottlemyre (7·9) . McCarver; Marichal 113-4) and the 7-lnning game. . 1; Koufax, Dodgen 14-3; can crystal design are Ideal for use Indoors and \ Haller. 15.o!). :· La rry p nee, · · bal ' Gt·ants I'~4·' Maloney ' outdoors •.. at lunch time ••• snack tlmt ••• and . HR- Buford 14th) · S-G WP-Washburn . a south paw, went '' PT PLEASANT - "It was the toughest competition Martc Second Game HR aghano (2nd), Brock the route on the hill lor Racine. I , · .. . . Reda 11-3 & Blass, Pirates 1-2. party Ume. You'll want several place settlnp, 10 Chicago tJOO 000 020-2 2 I '.6th), Shannon 16th.l. He gave up only two bits, walk· l lvefe~elr ~nfteredd, ~~~~~~~ said ~o~day afterf ~~- Amerl<an League: S. Miller start cotlecUng your plates, cupsand saucers naw. \ New York 003 020 OOx- 5 11 I ! Se<'ODd Game ed four, hit one, IJid struck out I cfesstuh Y e eln Prmgf •s. t le ;.r:. he mAen s . tvt·'"on ot. el & Walt, Orioles 6-1; Barber, . You get your choice FREE each time you 111W Pizarro, Higgins (4), Wilhelm St. Louis 000 000 200- 2 7 0 12. our . annua o esswna c ers ssocta too na Iona Orioles l Sanford, .Ailgelo 9-2; seven gallons of A&hland Vitali~ed Gasoline. (81 and Romano, Martin (8): San Fran 001 200 00>- 3 9 1 . . . champwnslup. . McLain, Togen 12·3, This offer Is limited and available only It ,our Pelerson 17-5) and Gibbs. LP- l:lnles , Mahaffey (6), Woode- • Other RactRe hitters were I The 39-year-old c~nstntchon i A&hland 011 Dealer dlsplaylna the "FREE WNCtfo Pizarro (6-3). shirk (8) and McCarver ; Perry Mtckey Wmebrenner wtlh four worker from Sulfteld, Olno, 1,166; Joha Rudy, No~th Syra- lllternallonal Leagaa Standings 1 11112-l) and Haller. LP~Bnles : EON SET" sign! Bob Smith a double and 1picked up $2,000 for the tep cuse, N.Y., 1,166; Wilham Har- By ua•ted Press lntemat!IIIIBI KS. 000 060 300- 9 13 3 (3-l ). HH-Sbannon t7th). · Peanuts Wickline two prize among 411 cash winners. ris, Indianapolis, Ind., 1,164; W. L Pet. GB Cltler uPirll AucUit 7, 1888 Bait. 011 001 003- 6 7 3 i and two singles, Roger Marie Stotts, of Westminister, Ed Rhode, Muscatine, Iowa, Columbus 43 32 .573 llunter, ~kworth Aker 1 a single, Price two sing- Calif., won the women's div~ 1,164; Rebert Bitner, Big 41 37 .5:!6 3'>11 Rochester ) and Roof; Brabender, · . · Firat Game les, Dave Spencer two singles, slon with a total score of 1,135. ids, Mich., 1,164: Jerry 37 36 .5f11 5 Jacksonville 19 300 100 JOO- 7 16 0 Cleland a pair of doubles, and Drahoysky (SI Hall <5) Fisher 1Pttts. Bednar, winner for the third Smith, Covington, Ind., 39 38 .SOli 5 Toronto 001 100 OOO- 5 !2 Greg Rouah, a single. (8) and Etdhebarren' WP- IChLtcago time in four years. scored 1,176 and Arnold E. Fleming, La 39 39 .500 i'la Toledo · aw Face t8) and · Is , brea ki ng th e prevtous · N. y ., 1161 38 38 .500 5\la Hunter (8-6) LP~Brabender . G ' pom yet'' ~. , . b Buffalo (2·2) HRS :.._ Snyder <3rd) , " '•) Hondfer <2l; Hands, ROBERTS RELEASJllD high of 1,173. He also estab- 1 Ties were determined 38 40 .487 8'>11 Y Richmond • ' ' 11 , oe t 17), Jenktns (9) and · · h boo fl 31 46 .403 1l Syracuse Green (~lh) . H dl WP-L ('· ) LP- HOUSTON (UPI) _ Robin Jished a new stngle score wtt s to s: un ey. aw • 3 · 277 Rounding out the top seven Hands (5·7) HRS-Stargel! 1Roberts has come baek twice · . . , ... I Minn. 300 000 020- 5 9 0 [ , 19th), Hundiey (9th) Alley In the past when big league Miss Stotts, who wo• $1.000 wmners 10 the women~ diVISIOn Cleve. , 000 300 001- 4_10 2 (!th), Phillips (lltb),' SaRto clubs have giveo up OR him. set a new ~lngl~ round score 10 were defendtng champt~o MarKaat, Stebler . (9) and Ntxon, ( ISth). But ROW the question Is whl' tbe women s diVISion wtlh 292, garel Tillberry, SprtRgfi~ld, ~1mm~rman <9); Bell, Krahck l Second Game tiler the winningest active breakmg the 286 set last year. Oh10, 1,000; Gwen Learo, P~ttst2), 0 Donoghue (5 ), Allen (8) <7\l innings, darkness) pitcher io the major leagues The tournament bad a record burgh, 1:089; Evelyn Gotdrtch, and ~ZC\Ie. WP-Kaat (10-6) . , Pitts. 00purse of_ $12,000. . Fhnt, Mtch., 1,006, Shirley Ann 010 300 4 8 1 caa do it again 11 the age L~-0 Donoghue <5-5). HRS- ·Chicago , , __ _ Roundmg out the top ten WID· PlOt,, Marlon, Iowa, 1,071; Bet 000 301 6 8 0 39 Roberts just lft vlctorles liOrs arul thetr aeores ill the ty 0 Bnen, Dover, Ohto, 1,061; K tile brew (!Sih), Wbilfteld t Sisk Mikkelsen , 61 Fac tSI Q. . . . . l ..... . , ......r BI:RI!: ARI!: SOtfl!l ANSWERS TO QUES. (13th), Allison (5th). I Card~ell (7), O'Dell e of becomi~g the 15th 300 • game professional men's division was S~n Rusch, St. Clair ono.-et:,; ftONS ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUAIIo Calli. trlO 000 450-ll 12 1 Purkey 17 ) and May · Holtz- winner io major league bls- George Clauss Sr., Saginaw, Mtch., 1,054 and Jane ANTEI PLAN: A. Yoar builder or e1eetrlo ._, · - - Detroit. . 140 000 010- 6 12 2 man, J•nkins (5), Lee (7), tory, was placed on waivers by Mich., 1,172; Lesler Gervais, Tyrone, Pa ., 1,048. Q. Blaetlr wloat .. 1011 m:·•· •• Ill' a G.arIa Tbe ~ . . . ~' McGiothlm, Reed 12), Wnght , Hendley (8) and BoccabeUa. tbe Hoostoa Astros Monday for Highland, Ind., 1,169; Victor I Over 140 archers . . _ CGftpODy. The polloJ _ . . . . .l laoll ....... Beallaa Plllt f \5), Lee (7) ,_ RoJas 181 and , WP- Lee <4-0) . LP-Cardwell the purpose of giving him his Leaeh, Sacramento, Calif., ed 111 the three-day sesstOR. J'MIO of ,._ oloolrie ll«tt I II' aMar A. h wiU .,..-.. tho aaaual opera!. Rodgers; Lohch, Sherry 17), . (3-G) uno ~le d -with • maximUJD llolllllltr .,_ ~ Pena <8), Gladding (9) and I . •u~ n enon 2 I!Otb uncoAditi. ona1 re1ease. lllC- fl hoMIIIC ,_""""with F~ ..... dollua ($1.000A0t . . . . .....,. to.BIIclrle Boat ... wlthla IK FreehaA. WP-Wright (2-2) . LP and lith). NICKWUS DETERMINED. tit • lpOOi6c ~to ftpN oacb Q. Ba& wUI If I .... Ia . . . I . . . ..' . . ., - Sherry (5-11 . HRS-Adcock Flrsl Game MUIRFIEW, Scotland (UPI) , .., for lloe a.. .....,. hll _Je&H fl 19th!, Hortoa 110th), Warner eleotrieltel&f New York 342 000 000- 9 II I - Jack Nicklaus Is determined (6tb), Cardenal (9th), Fregosi Serving Mtlgs Caunly Since 1 868 Phila. 030 020 100- 6 12 I that the Brili!h Opea wlll lltl A. It'• eveD - • ..,.._ Y- ...., fli Q. WJot lllba tlio , _ ,.... eleetric laeatinr ua&IKW ...... tlt4 Shaw, Arrigo (61, Hamilton become the jinx for hbn that Tbe Meigs American Legion tory in the nightcDp. . and walked aoae. 1 Other Meigs bitters ill the opbaseball nine continued its win- 1 John Vickers and Dick Wer- W had Jbe blg bat lor eaiag contest w~re George Sauling way1 with a doubleheader Iry shared mound duties lor . erry . 1er with a triple and single. Ed· .tcto:~ ftt Loge• Sunday after· Meigs in the first game . . Vick· ' Meigs, wttb two home rUD8. [die Baer a pair of al~~gles, Bud· Iers, working five Jnnlngs, was1 The hu;tkY eateher slammed hia dy Moore, Gib Milliron, Gary 1100n. Meigs, unbeaten in eight the winning pitcher. He slruck !first m _the tbtrd and tagged :Stob'art, sod Lenny Van Meter, gamea tbill season, scored a . out five, walked nine and 1&ROther m the seventh. Botb eacb a single. IG-7 triumph in the first game Igave up seven bits. Werry, In ')were more tbao 330 ft. 10 dead and came back with 8 14-4 vic- I his two Jonlngs, laRned none left field. Hood went the distance on · WORLD :, Dally Sentinel';· Po~Y'-Mi d<i'r:-o3rt, 0 .. , Meigs .Legion Runs String to 8-0 , Service Announced [whom <he made his home, and . •well.nep~ew, Clark Thompson, Jo'or Alfred CJark Burial will be ln the MidIZibsFuneral services for Alfred kif! Cemetery at Chester Star Clark, 73, who passed away Route. 1 .. I. J Tod&J, tht - of F'-1• Electric Beat Ia tht &IMI """od llr Tlte Electric c.... ,..., II ..IUilr 81'llo .... tbul It waa ill 1967. WMn ,.. e diM tbe oalaltondinr .._ -rort. iloM - - and laxlltllltr ., ............. t h e -· ......... atldi .......... pGIIil>lo lMIIIIIIIII;ia . . . tl .... , . . _ ...... Q. Row eaa a baiWor or Leatbc 1 I aelol ·&aaraatM llutlac wutheo •ari••••' •b• . A. The builder or eleetrte lmffliC - t t l II c baoes hi1 guaraat.eed stiiDale figuft oa of!lcial area weather data, 11 we11 a1 his electric heating e;;_;;;:;:r;enct aD4II altiiL fU · emmatintl' of llllllul beali~~C eoola II no$ a new eoncept. but ~· GW. .,e:;. il • bold ..... Jtep. - Q. WhJ a lh....;,ear 111U&Illoot A. Frankly, to dramatically pron tllat p!Oo gro,.ive buil•ers and Flameleu Reatin& eontraeton \ave complete faith ia tht econ-r and dependability of their prod· .• llandanl guaranteea usually are Jnlldt tor onlJ a few months, or a yur, to covet .. ! initial operation or break-in period. Tht .1 Flame!.,. Heat Guarantee ia designed to ; " •J deDIOIUIIJale the , ........ Ye&foOUt deperuio,l. ; rli Ability and -nomy of the pnduct. ·• AS AII11111EA StRV1C£ 8F -.R ElECIIIIC CIIMPMY ••• YOU lAY IU 1lll BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN lllrl'llllllllllll ~-~~ Eel-., IJIIilp IHIIM _,., JDII W.'Sec:antllt-192-2111, P~ , "' liCt. s2s ta s2aao .' ,l ~~--~~- fHDH~E~~--.------~--:-•~ eus. PHONE .." �\; ·' Ends Activities of 50 Children n•.duatton program lor program. er, Ruth Ellls, Debbie May, RuUand Vacation Bible Congrqallonal hymn, "Thia Rosemary Rice, Mary Ruth Sauk ,l$Jo1 was beld last Fr_iday is My Father's World," lollow. er, Margie Wamsley, Dsllas at the RuUand Methodist ed by the main program featur- Weber, Patty Dyer, Opal Dyer, for the enrollment of 50. ing Sharon Ellis, Ellen Rice, Cindy Eads, Terri O'Dell, Joy ' , Sauer, Jane Schilling. Duane proceosional was to the Karen Tucker, Paul~ 0 Dell, Weber, Joy White, Kimberly 'llliiino song of "Sod Lives To- Donna Weber and Lmda Star. Birchfield Buddy and George "~'.~.l cia. v." with Dallas Weber carry- ford in resumes of five attri- EUis, Mtke O'Dell, Jane Wise.illc•the American nag, Gary butes of G~ as studilltl by the man and Larry Tucker. O'beJ~ the Christian flag, and school - MJ8hly, Gre.lt. Watch- Ali who enrolled were pre'!i:ve l!Jelson the Holy Bible. lui, Just and Love; readings, aented certificates and the fol,. . ' es were slven to both and songs by the Nursery lowing were recognized 1 r 0 ~s a the Bible. Mrs. Har- group; lesson demonstration on teaching or helping : old.Sauer, director, gave the Ananlas and Sspphira by the Mrs. c. J. Lemley, Mrs. Fred w~lcome and announced the Juniors; SOIJ8S by the Prl- Williams. Mrs. Jim Nelson, . mary group, scripture verse Mn. Howard Birchfield, M r s. How To Hold and. prayer by the primary and Richard Lucas, Mrs. Fred Jumor classes, and songs by George, Mrs. George White, , all the groups. , Mrs. Karen Tucker, all teacf>. ~lor• Firmly In Place An offering to help defrajo ers; Sharon Ellis, Lillie lmboschool expense• was taken by dan and Teresa Dean, helpers; ushers Cathy Harrison, Mary Linda Stafford, secretary. and Ruth Sauer, Rosemary Rice Donna Weller, pianist an d Debb ". May. It was announced $35 was Awards were presented for contributed by children during FALSE TEETH I rl~::==~==~=.:~~per~le~ct!at~te~nlda~n~ce~to=~~Pa~u~la O'Dell, Ellen Rice, Donna · Joe R.elchman Is In I I Rio Summer Work I DID I 01I I [j f3ESTIK I I rJ I I No .. . _ , _ ... · l '"""led rI I CARPET I H II J {AM,w~rn lont••r~ ·- •, ) ' son, Mrs. Forrest F. Legg and on!anl son, Mrs. Lewis Baisden, Mrs. Earl Bishop, Mrs. Charles Burdette, Judson H. Clark, Mrs. Arthur J . Helm, Donald R. Johnson, Mrs. Grover C. Reed, Thomas Sdlyers, Mrs. Charles P. Taborn, Mrs. Ell Ebersbach, Kerr Luckadoo, Mrs. Fredla L. Runnels, Lawrence E Sme1t2er, Mrs. Kenneth 0. Williams, Mrs. William E. Souders. I Acrllon To Say What I I Nylon Words Cannot Select From Over SYMPATHY FlOWERS 200 Pattern• & colon • sq. yd. FREE IXI'IRT INSTALLATION NOTHING DOWN • DUDLEY'S \ UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ! FOREMAN &ABBOTT ·' Ingels . FURNITURE WIMlW -ITYLOAN \ •SMUiGScn 1-iirord ChaM, Mgr. Phone 992·2511 0. the low Pilat lllrfl!lle ,_, II 1houldn't, when : you COillider tMt ICCIIIfiiiCICIIulr oomlitlonlr attaches : to your pr...nl Gu fu:"-IOIIVt(ltna it llllllnttr into a.. a mllthed :.tin~-c:~in&-. .rr lllllditloJinsls the quietest, Johtsst·llvld 1111.t 11101t t"'*"tNe of-Ill)' Middleport, 0. tiontrs in tltctricily, Send In the no-oblilltiolleoupon ladly, and enjoy- mtr with CGOI, helltllfulalr 1w ...,_ill YGUf' home. I part t. n..ourrmt DIU'r} 13.~ lg:~o=m 11 Zodiac Onlr, _JIIIIII Cll'naban, Auc:ttoneer. Not retpOIISIIIIe for are!denu : 7Uio II&G Pel ""'lty, 12M Powell SL In 'Middleport' wwld liU to een out belon JutJ I ..""' of a be- aew localloo. 1111 aale, reduced prt/:11. OJto tp • .. ,p,. ...... ,..,~. - . ... - - - ... -·~·,.;-·~-----·:~. .- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : : : : - ' 2e. ~:U em 2T. Ad ..., riTtr =to YOUR new Chevrolet dllloned car lain lloCk M.Gb'JIJ...,.. Ponteroy Motor Co, lfL Ootrlcll-llD for holiday bird Ph, 1192-M:IJI for J ' - r ' • ....... ~q~c a&m>t 33.. Tlbolall liO.Ip.ody ~~~tors:·~~~:~~;~ 'l.: "' ,._.,., pella alJino, :Q.'I'oloO..... 70111' home INm ~: ' iiini ·~: OWDtl' treatenleDII, bawiN - · Ill the termlltat llld door~~ laleeted,CIII~~~teedA,lllfD.ed "=',.O:':;,'.;t.,-.,..'V"'"~ - ... ·~•0<%0· n<lu. - Pest lllld Tft'llllte QN!trol Co., no ,.., ••,....u.. " .. _.,. 105 Wilt MaiD SL, Pomeroy, .. of '" m •=~ Oblo• 7 1 ..,. .... , oDd • : : - , . , , . _ ...... u~~ _ ,,...-,.... - IUY A TRAilER - .. - couu '" ,••<oMM..w-- - ,., •• 12 10 .., ""' llecelve One "Free•· ot Royal OokWe•ks P"k ::~:~ ~io~. """' ""'""H. MI!IGS couNTY, OHIO cAROLYN • , . . . .. j .. BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 1 I uN":iTH "· M , Untamlld 1'1. Trlelloy aplite IDle 41-ll<>ld¥ rlvtr 41-Drul ... ~ ~~~~~~:t:i~l~~·:jtJ~~ 1.. ~~· DOWK ~ I'/, Bere'a bow to work It: DAILY CBYP'l'OQUO'l'E - AXYDLBAAXB II LONOJrJIILLOW one letter limply stands tar another, In thls sample A 11 \Wed :ra. tu !liNe IJa, X for 1M tw. O'a, el4. lblile lot'- apoo-_ 11 II• J..,u. lAd tomatloa !II tile word• on all hill!& aoc1t lottm - dllhiet. · u.. . .ak tlf:,.)lll ' FKQC JfV11, .& OtiJII....... QDoaU• KYWCA.YC J'X FONYDOH, NLXBC llXQLI' N.AB I'X LC WOJ,XXN.AF.-TWOQCU IIC QA.NTQA.X *' TR11 DrK OF' THII IOHOUJI IA 4N TR11 BLOOD OJ' THJI K.AIIT'I'R.- "' ............. '1 t . , at KID& Bulldera Co., MlddleporL 4 18 1157 GREAT LAKES llliler, .a• z e•, 2 bedroom. Was •1500 DDW ttJOO. Conlaet Dav· ld Johnson'• Barbenbop In ~ew Haven or call WIUiaml 1 ~:;!:~~:_~o~.,.!.7 ~311:~~ lr . !' ::~~~:,·::.~~~ I RVlJTP. 124 ..,...,.,, A& Symc w:e Co'fpomti.on - ~KIATIONf RENTAL G R! ftV'ftl ,. , KEN Nt:Tu H . PA\'NI . who!<e pl•n ! .,,id.neo '' Fort IH:troJt , i\4jChlgau. IJU.t , • ~. !!~,·.--~ 10i:or~:·.~~~~~: :; ~~lY"~•i(l ~u"" wtu0~'he::r:;IJ~: ror ' ,... •••«.. '"" •• 1""' mh. · · '"" '1 .... "'m ;n ' "fi~ """"' Com"'" tJ ... UJld~rt,Jned he r•• "'&htlOD •· , "'" , Molp cn11111r OhiO, '"'m' e SALES e RENTALS e 1066 ! ' A JUJLV~ S. f'AY;oiE, eCtmplng ICqulpmente i & LYONS I ROUSH P laintiff Cro"'. CMW 4o PM~•r. A.ttornt-.Ys for Plr~lntlff ... " til Jt :n. aR m 5, JL l .. SO{.'IAL R CA I,r,E' NJl A C1mping Tr1ilers Hooton II. Mo-, W. Va. 112--2106 77J.II611 ·• H0 NDA .._" I' II ONI 0' THI NICEST PIOPLII CALL DICK RAWLINGS r--~~··~":-::'.,:-'~'::'=.::""1 SOON! .=:~nlorln• To Drl••ln Strvlco TUBIIDAY pOMEROY Cbapter qe OES •LES & SERVICE .,. """' -• ....., \..-· --:;-;' -''1 m~~et In re~·•ar -on a• Q; Davia lot :;;,.. frolll1 tile ':Ciul nl Tell! I lluo < nnf.Bu.tY ofWill tile Unite< cburcll ~n:~~ tile Do · rriday, July 7-f, wmr building from e a. • 3:30 p.m.. - - • · to be ven to wscsp..... toward ._. church taxe•. Past matrons and put pa· Irons of Evangelrn. Cbllpter. OES Middleport, wUI be hnrt or<'d, at the rogulm' meeting "I tht chapter. Thursday evenmg. .rulv 7 at the Masonic Templr at uo p.m. There will alsn bt an auction following lhr m""t'on•. are a.<ked lo n " bring article< or baked guuo••,·..: for the auction. FRIDAY The forest Methodi.::f': 'II haveRun crea10 church W< an lee lawlings Hondl S1lea WY 24151 MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO p IZ ZA Member~ ~~' EXPERIENCED WHEEl ALIGNMENT .. " 12" Sizo •• 1.50 Comoltlo Cony-Out Se••ict CALL wv 2-990~ Pick up At G. A G. CAFE 111 w MAIN IIOMIIOY bath, plenty of closet space, lull basement, furnace heat- I ing, garage, large lot. TbiJ bllme is in excellent and lion. $1l,OOO.O<l. BRAKE SERVICE SYRACUSE- 1\io ato111rame Sh home, 8 rooms (4 bedrooms), Alignment op bath baaement, furnace heat, Phono f92.3576 gar~ge, front porch, corner lot w. Motn lt. Pomeroy 100 x 150. Good location. te,· rormoriY Gru- BociJ 500.00. 'Woru,..,....,......,,ll Albert M. Cos, Broker I I d sal RelrlgerHenry C esman tileD service. Jack'• Refrtg. ·'·• or tn-3ISI New Haven. Phi!Da ICYe...,..s .._ 4 f Ue 3 ? l 11: 7 ROOMs and bath home, lot SWING m•=-· repair • · condl-1 aa.. social at lh• church. Frida' be· "' 8 p.• . Home madP Ice cream, cake and pie will I.< told. ~mning Mrs. Brooks Otmplelo Jle,.;.., f 'nft l<rHtll •" ' Dies Sunday Wrtlt. .._, tr tonltl!l &. \.. CIRAUI'HKD llacllle, Obi<! 1 --~ l'uneral service& for Mr~ . Rosa Lee Brooks, 83, 61(1 Mur· dock Court Parkersburg, who died Sunda)' morning at 2:31' a.m. alter a briet illness at the .urroMOB~ ln!IUJ'ance been I Camden Clark Hospital therr . 1!811ceHed . L01d your opera~ will be lleld Wednesdav at II o. or's llceDJe? Call WV :1-2966 ' m. at the Spencer Funeral Honw ·-··• I 15 tfc at Belpre with the Rev c;rorgf : : "1'111='1'1=1-;C;:o::pV1::111::--;;IIe::,::;;;"..,:;-;:;Cop;;;; · Davi s, Belpre, officiating. Bur· Ill madt fl legal paper. i Ial wtll be o.o•re atoo at J(n . 1· 1111'111 re<!Cli'(Jo oDd llll10llt 8D) . land Cemetery. olber dacumenll She was born April 13. lllll:l . . _ Iaiii...,., Pomert~t ' al Long Bottom, the daughter . the late Isaac and Susanne . Leg1l Notice Ward Wright~ but had spem .. ---,-; - -· -- - · most of her Iole m the Parke<" · LIDAL NOTICI I Sh e wa.' ••ted bid• wtu be reee1.ec1 bJ' t1M bur&: and Be pre areas. 1 .._ ...,. af'Uiated with the MethodiSI • :~;:.;;~~~~~~~lr ..otllee •• th41 11 Church. ~ .... awl41.,, was e member ol Re· . 1·ctocS:~nO:~ ~: bekah Lodge 694 at Belpre, and at wttteh ume rhe htdt of the Loyal Order of Women tic si'l\liu:&-~S~5l~rl~.Ciiiiiii:'~;ai!~ ~ ,,. ra r c IYYPo~ !}lb IIIAW 1 Sbo.p· Singer ~ ~~: -----:--::-:---::---- 'l ot ONE Hollywood rancb brick bome, 3 bedrooma, larp ki~ eben, birch c:ablnell, eJeo. trlc oven, hot plate, terae Hvlng paym~- -'ll. Crow's 5teak HOUSI ';;;.;;:;.;;;;;;;:;:~;;;.~~with IARL GRUESH:R, plumbing ll~~~~'~ofmaWroy~,ow.;["i~'\ IIIII buting, Minersville, eratlou, ?~ H•"' !)l <tre"''· .m... wn, .,. ,.,• .,..., ••• ,,••., ••hearlnr. ·'"'' · 1pooc1 Our borne, 8 rooms (3 bedrooms), I 50 x 100 in Middleport South Fifth St. Price on Phone 992-5141. ·••· " ·"' 1 wrt~ •~ oAvNt, Nonco .. ••••ocAl'lo• ~. -- 'ftW• ~ ~~ ::'u .,~-· .....,.. - - _,.., ...,. o< ..,.,...., ... .,,.._ te "~ _,. .nd • U Mol11 Loo••bid~. ..... , ' ...,. o< ..,..,,UoO '" ""'""' 1- ~ . Mecnm•·• · roa., ,., '"'"' •· • · ' " ...,. (•-'ore u-y I ttl camping .............c,.'•""'•~~.. 4 ROOM FRAME house, hot . IIEATING, Ohio. l':nd your sewer trouble. and cold water, 12 acre. DoiOI Bottle Gas Arnold Wt have all size sewer macbLaurel Cliff Rd ., Ph. 992·6773 · Brothers, &18 E. MaiD St., tnes Reasonable rateo Call 7 1 Sic Pomeroy. g 22 lie wv Z-211'14. day or night - -- - - -t 15 ttc ,_..,.1_1,'1' Dtt1/t11 AUCTIONEER 1,•=-....;o--.-....;;.,.o;;;;;;.l Rtlo. 7 COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT ..... ,.,.., 33 - Cottage, 4 rooms, AT ITS GREATEST bath, gas heatl1J8, front porcb, •• Phon• or Co.ntoct block storage bulldlng. """"' 1 .,,. oo JIM CARNAHAN •-·· balance like rent. Full RACINI. OHIO Plata or Ofltb pooporum uu"''• f2,800.00. •u8age, mtls hrMm hDm or price, a.ACINE - 2 story frame .l ,;iiiiE~~~~~~:::;:,;j ..,mhlnaoinn• _..,~ 1 •-::.-!,'":,;.';!0:!';:0~ ...,. llle11111811. Comp- r .~~~==-====•,1! I ~=~ I 1D11, c:ookroacbea, ICOI'plaall, lilverllsb, Trll])l 8Dd w•ter bup. 1. Jo(a.m&plal 1111111111 Bla~e, inspecto~n. See W.on Rt. 7. Tuppera Oblo, Price Plalnl f8200. lor 7 1 3tp -=-:-:-:-:::---:::--;:-::;;--= I U.KMrlo "'Coaolu<lo ROOM bouae and bath and one acre at Tupper• Plainl, plastic We blOtS, 11 algmlmun lldiJll, IIOrm and windows, We build best and repair the rest. large lot on Depot St. In Guy Nelg]er, Racine, Ohio. land, o. Ph. 992~66. 114 6 28 6tp 1•• MOJU...,um .¥ =: ::: at.J'nncll J'J ~ ·~ I" - --=----=-....,-, .Avenue liP.~~- -- J'OR SALE - 1M3 Oldmobde, F65, 4 door, fully equipped. Can be seen at 338 Lasley Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 1 Ste AIMM;;;,....,r.:-~prlelttl.,=:-n~l:'""'':riTer,.,P::'/1 ~"/-4--+IZ-+1!>-f~ I" l'l.: f0 1' • ahampooer lor tl with Pill" chase of Lustre Foam. Eber•bach Hardware, Pomeroy, Oh'10 7 1 6tc 2,. Little child 31 2'1. Low 28. Exist 29. Pllmlre a ~M:ROY Moving, must aell. Ph. 1192 ..... e 28 etc _, DIRTY? Rent electric BUGS 23.Greek J.iaud i::rook 18. Proeoun III.BNnch :ze..Age ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ·- -· J!: ~iililiji~ral~~i:~~g~ '-"'.. so. Pllnt a ~ _~N~ QF AU.~ 1'llliNiilt YQiol COAl¥ gg WlrH n& ',~ Ytllt.T?IIII.IIIIYIPJ?IZ?IYI·~- 11··-- II In full awing. Better price• than ever on ~ j ·~-·"'It''"'~'"' ',."':.'"',.1'"'-· Oldo.:.U{s,,oo .,._ ....... "" ~:~:~;::::=::::::;~~=~ ,.,,._. •• ~ , .......,.a....wh~ft stucco, with basement, 871 S. Front II St., Middleport. Call 992-5111. 11 7 5 3tc ·~aurre•poou.esl-' 11 ' o1p lT. St&hll ill.-vouel 21. 41. 4lulclll ManJe1, I---::·QI------------------.a~----~ . .~=--~ . 10. 0ld Worto lizard rablnell, plallonll scales, au hot WIMr ileatlr: ANTlQUEIJ Bullet, bookeue, embroiderlures, • on lamiJII, ~ menl Of ~ cblna, ball tabla, deJrli; cllllr' loll top trunk, ' 111111)' olblr lleiDI lqo numeniua to menllon. Carol _:_._... l*llnoula 4t),.utoNJh 2 cloc:b, auorllqjnt of pte. IU N• ...0.... Aw.,M!Mtport, 0. ::..":r:a":-~·---* g,::t!tL! 7 ROOMS and bath, Lustre. Rent electric sham- :;:-....~0,.a:.';/!.7~%':• 1 pooer • · Picken's Hardware PI and Alr.COndllioners. Co., Inc. 7 5 8tc 5 It c•-~ SitS 1 cu. . - · 1 1 LOST bright carpe CO on .. ·· FREEUR - . - - restore them with Bl L FREiZiR t:nl 19 cu II Choot tre. Rent electric ,. l'ret leo Croom, Wlollh loch $1. Pomeroy Cement ,_,r & Rtfr goro r. Co. 75 Ph. WY 2-2111 DON'T merely brighten carpets - Blue Lustre . ..eliminate rapid resoilirig.' OHIO Rent electric shampooer • Baker FuroliUre Co. .IRk w. CarMy, Mgr. 7 5 etc I'RlCED lurniiUre APACHE Eagle Camp trailer eanopy and add-a-room Ia-' 0111' third fl oor budget lhop · eluded. CaD SH 2-4762, .. "-·-•tore • ..-w ' .. """ B·•er ,.dleporl 11 12 7 3 Stp Ohio. BOYS ' USED bl cle Itoars FT. ond MARINE plywood boa~ cy ' cushions included. 7. SupJ!Ort H . Canadlall ro<tinl ebalr, OliiD 11001, Our summer appllanct Bale TREdA~ ~~ c~l&h~ th~l~l~ a e g ean w &ood condition. Ph. 1 3 8 -··~··-~ ., -.= ~~ ..,!!;: _.., .,. ,.. ,._,.., - __....., by • ftRMITI!l ""'"'" SPOtl• n white finish and ROOMS and bath and utility 5 room, S. Fifth Ave., Mid227 ....., dieport. or call ..v5 171, 1 5 3tc BIG SALE I, For Sal. &. Hood e.Subotde 1 S Ble ===---;--;:-;--;;:=;;-;:: trot 1J. Run a.way two lamp ·lllllds, two utllll) ed t;)fJI (i)IHIII(g) down paym~'c. ••• "42 26 !192-J2IB. nice yard , on Front St., In Middleport, 0. Ph. 1192-:rltZ. • •• 3le .., '·==~ tiOn T. Coat 18, )11111IC note 18. Trip central ~.Omt·CODifiiC I)'Sttm, ArwJ ~111111 Cias can cool your >-'holt hoult, ~ry rcant. fat a traction of the cost of k~t~~inc 1 floek of no~ - ·room air CO!Idi· ASE HARDWARE' - 4 BEDROOM and bath heme, '·The best cUJ"e for harvests '- Constella· !MN441. 7 3 3tc PUBLIC SALE - I have sold my ]ifop«l) and u I liD leaving Mtlp CoUIIIy 1 Dlllll tell the followinC items at a public sale at 225 Broadway, Middleport, 0., on Saturday, July t II 1 p. m. : Maple droplell table, dinette set, lour clllln, Warm Morning · gu beater, Dbde gas range, bedroom IUlte, small diiJI. wasber, eleotric mangle, set ot end tabiM, coftee table, @~~~~ GAS ' .. DJI~e~:llaneous. ,.,.-. ~ !.Condiment 1. Goddess c \YMffifC=fj 1 c ....... 0. ...l'hont 121 O.lllpcotll Galllpcollt, l'i'::i"'i~~"ii~~;:;;;;f ° ' DAILY CR0 SSW 0 ·RD 13, Proponloo WHOLE I lOUSE GAS AlA CONDITIONING • COSTS •14.00 A MONTH TO OWNI ~ Phone WY 2·2171 us~ SELLING otlT Chlhuahuu, all A.K.C., redtlced prices. Pb. \WIIMI~e~ .NC)WI Ask about "economy" plan-len you t.iltl•ll •yst•m now, add cooling unit Jatar when ready lor it. lncom~ ~~cUe·. Notice ~~ @@~@Iriro@JN!J~~ Charles Humphreys rie lnsbtu , . Mr.' Bofetty Va'' Cyrus Robinson, of Waahlngton, D. C., three sons Charles L. of Cleveland, Lawrenct of Middleport, and Jthn Pat, of Blackfork, thirteen grandcblldren, lind seven great crandcblldren, two lis· ten, Mrs. Jennie Bryant and Mn. Ellie Bryant ol Rutland and one brother, LawrellCI d • F. Boyd a! Cincinnati an u..,..., ol coualns and lr •-•· 7:5-1tc ocuuo. "·rei of Th•nkl MY DEEP 81111 beartlelt grat. itude to Dr. Romtbaum, Dr. Plckcm, and entire staff e1 Veterans Memarlal Hospital: also Brother Don Hicks, pastor of the Middleport Church of Cllrlli. 81111 hi• family, for praym offered In my behalf by 1eJ1tw cbrlllJans, F o r cards, Dowers, Jlilll, mltoro, and the deep concern for myself and my wife, ahown In the many deedl of kindness duriDc my recent hOllpltaltzetioo. God Bless you all. 0. E. (Mack) McKinley. 7 & 1tc graduate who thinks logicalty and would like to use that ability in a challenging job? . 'ted to II You are IDVI consu with Mr. Dan Bargdlll, Distrlct Manaser, Burger Boy Food-0-Ramaa, to evaluate your potential In our rapidly expanding restaurant organ!zatlon as a future manager ot one of our locatlona. We wUI 1 1 job with 8 Iran you or a t nd d fu ure a a vancemebn t tok ta five figinure Apply person o y •. ton & South Congress 1 Streets, 5 Athens, Ohio, from6 29- 12p.m. tc Wanted To Buy . WILL PAY 2lic for plano rolls in load condition. 7 3 Pb. 99U266. -- ·8tp -LAYING HENS. Ph. 7992-2518. "' 31• 1 • Employment Wanted II WANTED - Work lor b u dozer, Phone 1192-2208. 27 e !Ole §@i:FG=n~~ @~[get~@@~ Jerry Lowery w -·-~- month-..- Evening• ancl s.turdlly 8u ... 1 · 1e Hw tt nawcraune. ....,.., !esi-IIO! only buya • ~~-ton C~WQ.'ty Ges central air condillol;lfll 'YIIflll, but '-'Is It, too. And tllere' s no ~:,.litln Moton ..!"~ €~'::.!:1,:::. S. 1.: .., •...mba - ..E.O.T. ' ' · ,, ...,"'"' ...,. .. ..... _... R.C.A~i0. Allor 6:00 P.M. County owned company 1114.,.TO:::::::.,-: :'",.=.. of """ ----:::--=:-::---1"=!!1!!!!~"""""""'="":"7!!!!!!!=-='1 Ia 14 price clue lo DO 111M- :,r.:;"::ft ;:.,';l J:; - ""! Auto SeW 111111 or llore COIII111-. .,... • ~~- - ; p·"" I! a Jolllllon, Merch 3, lt21, who passed away November 27, I~• .....~ I·· -•Jy conaioted .....,,." ...u ef ten cldldrea, lhtee of whom are deceued. He alto reared lour 8J'IIIdchlldren. He leaves to mourn their Joss four clalflbters, Mrs. Franct~ Qualla and Birdy Powell of Pemeroy, Mrs. Ma- r------ I l •--~· I YANKEES Yankee was the given name of a Negro slave offered lor sale in Carolina In 1725. Toward 59 N. 2nd Ave. the close ol the 18th century, Servl ~ the N d Britons began to use Yankee lor 1 II B A • 2n Ave. Middleport, 0. all citizens of the United States. J,,....,.,;~II:.;..,;;;;,;r~e;a~-L~~=~==--==========~=~ Problblyllle ~ tome fiiCIIIIt trelllll IOinlfor th011 raeri111 wlncf·tUMtll callld window air conditio:!· era it 11111t IIIey n..'t hlllrd haw little It COitl to awn Whoft.llalllt Glflfr llllltlfticloJir'w. 11 PT. Hardtop camping treiJ. elaaner, aew er sleeps 6 - 8 people, 4 lee, curreut • Sla ..:.. gil hltcb and an ex.- able pllflllC!DII. CaD 875-! tr""'"'a·s'Ph• """5324 e 30 lie PL Plenant,Flttb or wrill .... · trol111, SL, f!lieo. Pofa1 2118 ONE 21 in. colored PlaawiL 8 If 10to tor 1V oet, 6 montha old. p · rJce reasonable, Ph . 1192-2262, For Rent 7 3 ._1_ tc_i fJIOOM HOUSE,-HMIIO,i1, Wtp. II FT. GREAT LAKES bonl& Va. Ph. 8112-2S88. 73 8 trailer. Call James Jeflel'l, 4 ROOMS and bath bouse, full Rl 33, aolng towards fair- biiHIIIenl, attic tlorage, fetiD- I ESTIMATES! We Send Sympathy Flowers Anywhere. ;,_ ·~~o·~=-v~~~. ~ Eieevelus MOTORS eiOATI & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS Pomerov Motor Co. I t3 95 PrlcH Stert At o\11 the Consoling things you want to say, but can't 1re stated simply and t>eautlfully with Oowers. I • =~ - p USED CAllS Ll" ePAITI fw OUTIOAID e2 lll<o !lOW 1red nylon Interior. Power steerl;:f. and blUes ......",,ICI .....,, ···• •• I tjQUII grounda or call 99U524. ed yard, drlvewey. On 1837 and powtl'JI e. 11" A. ..... trtl P M. Did" 1 6 30 8tc 'I---Jn Heights. Pomer-. 0 . 64 CATALINA ...... f1"5 latu..aoy lilt •· M. tt 12101 fleofl .,... 10 IAIY - - -- - - - - - '""'-'" p tta 2 dr Hard Top Std , -ONE ' Ph .... 2180. 1 8.,etc on e . ·· . TO O~ACI A Ot>~: .. EVeS 9:00 P.M. COw' heifer, 8 while Ger- ~ · ..,. _ tbllt with power steenn1 lo ni"L t ,IODUCI ... •·n- power A New beauflful WAIIT AD man Shepherd pups, Rin 1'ln lllREE aDd lour room IUr n.. _, withbrakes. white top. Pon· d ld ··-... "'·-'·bed apart '"" I Ext 1ce. PHONE WY 2·2156 5th, 5 weeko old, 5 black an ...., UD•wuu U.. trade· n. ra n • .liver dogs, 5 weeks to one III8Dia. WY A434. Ue BLAmNARS year old, I I white Germaa O th ld 1FOUR ROOM turnllbed •part· Pomeroy, Ohio bitulry Wlnted Shepherd rna e, 13 mon s o 1 meaL wv W651J. 1 14 tfc Notice Rl n Ti 4th Phone 667-3503 'THREE and four room fur 1958 FOUR · - - - - --"-·- - - :=-=:::--:--:-;--c;-;; 3 Obituary Notice ' OON'S Ashland Station on W. SOMEONE TO OPERATE a alter p. m. Marton nl•hed apartments. All utili· 348 Cub., posilraction, pawer I THE coven of life's book is Main St. In Pomeroy now 1 small bulldozer and chain Reynolds, Rt. 3• Coos lv ill~2tO. Ilea patd. Phone wv 2:%176. steering and brakes, new cloled haa bagged Ice for sale. Price saw in log operation on7 ForP Rowley and Reed. After 6 mud gripa, fair condition, For one we loved so well. 50c a bag. 6 30 6tp 1 est Run Road between a.m. 2 ACRES, separate, on Rt. ~ p. m. call WY 2-<1574. $2'1$. Contact Alva E LucBut kindly tables uf years ATTENTION United Steelwork- and 3 p. m. See Manon Reyn- auitable for motel or business, 4 S tfr ' keydoo at 882-2090, New Haven. well spent · Loc 1 u · olds on Forest Run Road off road ourrounds 3 sides of I~ · 7 3 3tp ers of Amenca a mon Rt. 7. Steady work. 7 3 tfc I Phone 667-3503 arter 3 p.m. FURNISHED 5 room and bath . E bwhat h their I ter Inpages Are tell. 5t71. Election will be beld lpartment. Inquire at New- 1;;;, 7 CHEVROLET Station 8 26 121p ' t leaVeS I on July 21 , 1966, at U01on ac c ap : fOOm ell's Sunoco, Chesler. Phune l Hon, contact Wilbur Rowley, thought, Hall, Mason, W. Va, for Invalid or patient of any STEREO RADIO CONSOLE -"3350. • 30 tic Ba·tey Run Road, Pomeroy, As lovely 81 can be, maintenance grievance com- kind. Male or IemaIe, 24 bo ur 4 speed intermixed changer. ..,.,.I 0 1 phone 992 7736 D For ua to keep within our mltteemen and outside guard. practical nursi1J8 eare Dual volume control. Four ~'l'IQUE FurnitUre, dishes ·• or - · Sle 73 1 111 t needed. Reasonable. Anna ak d te lAvec.JI or arrtte · 1101".. Pol !I w open a B. m. Hal p rtl d 0 Phone spe er soun sys m. u-. u-ard BOD W t95n BUICK automobile wUI Enshrined in memery. and etose at 8 p. m. Basil nes, o an • · ly walnut finish, Thla set ..,. """ ,_.._ • JOE BOYD was born April ~. Haynes, Financial Secretary. ~2802. r' 7 I ete four months old. Take Ualo St., Pomeroy. be sold to highest bidder 1881 at Ky-, Ohio. He d&o 7 3 3te -- - - I •• or I 211 Uc ' office of J. B. O'Brien, PAINTING, interior and exter· paymenll o .., per year Court Street, Pomeroy, o·· parted this life June 9, 11118, GUNS _ all illnds, Stewart'i tor, hourly or contract, reu- pay balance due f89.29. Call I Saturday, July , 1966, at 10 at 1:20 p.m., al Is home In Gun Shop on Depot St. iD ooable. Ph. 1192-6180. Homer 1192-3218. 7 3 8h: leal Estate For Sa e 9 7 1 610 Pomeroy, Ohlo, at the age of RuUand. Buy, sell nr trade, Braley. 6 26 15te SINGER SEWING MACHINE- - - - -a. m. M yeart, one month and 19 complete line ol reloading WATI!:R HAULING, Pbllne 992- Late model zig zag. Makes t ROOM house in Middleport, i9&7 CHEVROLET, f2GII.OO. dayo. He was the son of the equJpmenl _ powder, sbellt 72.86. 8 9 30ie buttonholes, sews on buttons, 1\'z baths, new gas furnace, I l64S Lincoln Hgts., :·~~~6 5 301e late Cllarley and Anna Sut- and bulletl. darn, monograms, etc. Pay exterior just painted, deslrtonHeBoyd. for S.le or Rent off balance ftlll.29. Pay- able location. Ph. 9DU49B. - !'Vleet · was married to Wilsie ARE YOU a high school ments can beduearranged. Call 7-S.3tc --.-._-,--::Se .....- "' Rex Brown •rv•ct 'j •Herculon 0. tr~ o• BARWICK EWI/ow-cost ; ~Jear-round comfor' I O':tpr your home. Bolt Miller .-r Motor IN MIDDLI,ORT, O. •Pnoent Dealer Rc!tlrlnl 1 Fine ODportunity r~ Mill Who Wuts To OWn 1111 Own Business. •Paid Tralnllll Program <3 WeektJ 1 I 7tc 7' 5 3tp REPOSSESSED ersville, Ohlo Le•• "''JGOUf PIGS, castrated and treat- llSED bu1Jdin8 mateiiii;-iliJIIo ed, Also one brood aow. Con: ber doors, windows, be8Illl. ' 1965 CHEV. Impala Rlclucecl to $2595 1u Sport Coupe blllek vinyl top, sandalwood fiollh, all vGttnterlor, with 'bueket stat•, V-8 engine, automatle 8 mission steering and brake.<, wlr~ wbeel white tir.epower s, shows little wear, radio, hea<"<l', a realcovers, buy. · 22 5 1965 IMPALA Hardtop Coupe I $ 9 Loeally owned and only 12,000 miles, 8 cyl. eng ne, po7-er oteerln•. spotless fawn interior trim. BeauUiul maroon In· ish. Radio, heater and all the works. Wlnt one lnHI1Ielt Chi.... It ORII II Centt .... worG1 .., latH Co• ...utWtl ........ It " ' ctJU DlleeUftt •• Hill Nl IM •• ,.,. wmnn II ..... CA•O rt'IANKI I OIITUAIIII 11 .U ,._ If ••"' mtlil"'u"' "ctl Air-Conditioners · When money Ia the 9W!Iticm, ClV Loa il the !DIW!l'· Just call tiDY one of your dole pRIOJial money &ienda laert for my UIOUDt, CODfidentially. "'AfiOMI ·-"'" ,."" - " · ,.,... '"' ,....- """ c· . Qllll"' • 4 ~r Wlllt All Heat ONDITIONINO •• ::=::-....:.'::0:,, f'.:""OO: ''= ,::..:'~..:::f"""...:::..:' Norge ~ w•• '.." ~ .:,, ,,. "' .. DIY • ,.."..... Ofl .ATil I Beat I a · . 'ilo':oll»¥-":"~'"" 1 Mldcll•port, 0. Now~· the drelod leltort to form tfte aurprileiiUIWtr, •• by the abavo eutoon. m1mey ~- HospitaJ News . MiniMUM ,,.,.. ,. . 59 FORD -'H1 AD Roush's Shoe Store For FOI SAlf For Sale Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., July 3, 1966-31 ._, • CM I A~atwll!rl op-AT prkn .,. ,.,.,P,(''"d •• ,..,,.P ,., ,oittff AH AUCTION Dlsrhargeo $4·" JNFOIMA liON MOUIN IUTANf CORNIA SPECIAL' KARR & VAN ZANDT Por All The Family to I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 'llffNIS SHOES DOE., i\-11&. o ing program were Mrs. Margar· et Parsons, Mrs. Harold Ric•. I Donald H. Allen. Ulysses G. Mrs. Everett Colwrll. \Irs. John I Arrowood, Donald M. Barcus, Colwell Mrs. Don Harrison. Tma Y. Birchfield, Jesse Cam, : Mrs. llarvey Erlewme, Mrs. Mrs. Cart. Cook, Everette W. Jacob Schilling, Mrs. Vernon Gettles, Losa A. Green, Lale Weber. Mrs. Jack Safford, Mrs . Harrison, Leigh A. Houck. RobCarl Morris, Mrs. Carl Denni- ert A. Hunnell, Mrs. Quentm son, Mrs. Harvey O'Dell. Mrs. T. Kirk, Paul E. Long , Mrs. Danna Hoffman r. and Mrs. A. Ray Smoth, Mrs. Tilden Goldie Anderson. Thacker, Richard J. Wolfe, The closing prayer was by Mrs. Earl. W. Robmson, Mrs. Rev. c. J . Lemley followed by Charles B~erhup, Mrs. Erskme , a public exhibition of crafl E. Blanton, Mrs. E. Clark Caldwurk well. John A. Carpenter, Lov. ell T. Cossin. Mrs. Nora Cremeens, Mrs. Ethel Crotty, Mrs. - - - - - - - - William C. Gibbs, same Globckar, Mrs. Donald B. Griffith, Charles Hill. K. Laverne Hope, James C. Johnson, Mrs. John Hol!er Hospital: Visiting F. Johnson, Thomas Phipps, V-8, auto. trans .. power brakes and sleerin&, radio, hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents ' Mrs. Clarence D. Price, John only on Pediatrics Ward. R. Roach, Mrs. Carl R. Shook, iV·i·W tires, wheel discs, factory air. Mmlssioo Mrs. Buster V. Stanley, Mrs. a Brady Mrs. J osePh1·ne W'ls 1 on. . M S. Young d .. Mrst .. FranM , •• t St L' d S F' 1 CIS u11 en an m1an son, rs. """us .; ma . mey, b fHh d · ft 752 First Ave.; Mrs. Sophta J. Ro erl . ug es an m an Williams Eureka Star Rt.; son, Mrs. James W. Catron and infant daughter , Mrs. Fred J. re II M· N1'day, Rt · 1 Callipolts· ' ' G d · I l Mrs. Archie Gillman, Rt. 1 Ewreen an '"an son , GMAC Fin1ncing AY1i11ble ington; James F. Hamilton, Ronald L. Allison and Kerr ; Robert W. Baylor. Rt. I Gallipolis ; Robert K. Theiss, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Harold Marshall, th• Rt. 2 Crown City; William M. Blackburn, Bidwell : Mrs, Cora Cadillac - Oldsmobile Mae Cox, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Lawrence E. Smeltzer. Gallipolis; . "You'D Lite Our Quali!J Way ef Doiag Busiuus" Mrs. Ellis E. Elliott, Rt. I Gallipolis ; Marcia J. Montgomery, .,WY 2-5342 PoA'leroy Ohio Crown City; Lee E. Gibbs, · "iiiiiiiiii:l!i:l!i:l!SS~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiitl Hartford; Karen E. Brewer ii son; Mrs. Elmer V. Hart, Rt. PL Pleasant; Mrs. Anna L. Plymale, Pl. Pleasant; David W. Perry, Pt. Pleasant ; Lawrence H. Theiss, Rt. I Racine; Robert D. Boso, Rt. 1 land; Samuel L. Pickens, euse; Mrs. Victor Young, Jr, Pomeroy: Mrs. Franklin IV. Mullins. Rt. 3 Jackson ; Mrs. PRICES START AT Robert C. Stafford. Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Fredia L. Runnels, Montpelier, Ind.; Mrs. Willard E. Sprouse, Rt. 3 Jackson : John W. Broyles, Jackson; Carl E. Brandeberry. Athens; Mu. Melvin L. Newmyer, Wilkesville ; Terry L. Clemons, Hamden. Birtbo Middleport Mro. Archie Gillman, Rt. I 992·2635 Friday and Ewington, son, 4:15 am. SunNights day. Thunderbird Sp. Coupe w . It I I '"'""'"'•11oomb!.,, AIDID -- $1.77 ' I -~. While In high school be was ..,live In football, track and religious clubs. He was a 1985 delegate to Boys State. A t"EII!SON 1-10'5 eoR'IN6 WIU. 1!'!!. L.UCKV I~ He WRTIA ' --- - -- eawtword and Mrs. Manning Webster of 311 Rutland Street, Middleport, Is currently enrolled in summer achool at Rio Grande College, Reichman, a 11118 graduate of Middleport High Schoo~ hopei eo enter the field of buatneu 8dminlstratlon. I WARP I or refreshments for the clos- ·: -Our Weekly "" tl ~· ~ Joe V. Reichman, son of Mr. daily Korean worship children. senices for hu11- , gry Making donations of ., I' ' room, dining room, fireplaces, built on full basement, 22 acres, to rolling tJrOund, barn bllraes, 2 pondl with Iiiii, r. 1 D••n Lilli• S. plenty of roses and shrubbery, C. & J. Tr1iler Sales cood lences, border& OD Rl. Ill ~~~~ Jt, Mlddltpol1. 0. 1 and Rt. SO, at IUIICIIoa ot Coolville, OJUD. Phone 1&'1· IXPERIINCID 103 afer s . m. Mar elda, Rt. ~. Coolville, VIIIIU.JJ 8 26 utp WHm AliGNMENT and IRAIE SERVICE BlaeHnars flY 2-2193 ... I 1 J;:-:~ are for tebwl au I oJ the MooSP Lodge at Pittc 10 .,. purchind lor • ,.nod of I b gh Pa one 1•1r t.rtnn.l.na on Jub :n. IMI : ur . · ...s ...m.sh!.c ut~tn lUll a tMr. &x Survivors include two son ~ . ::_:-uau.uou "aN "•u.MtNI .. ,,.,. :Charles Brooks, HU:and Mills. I No· 1 " fll'ft ,,,.. liM 01 an W'IUI 1New York • and Douald Brooks. u ... ..IUI~r true~. 10 ply. 11~ •:oo ' 20, I Parkersburg; a daulhter. .... ,.. No. I A 11rot .,.,., 11M of "'" Carl ~ u..u-.-Camp whll Mud qd !llinow TTead . 10 plf, .,_. , ""''IH4I'W· .... • ... llprluat, Md. m pdchlldren. ..:_-.,:,.:... n=-~~;· .~~ec:! :,;: 13 lfiBl "'"~cb11dren. a brotb.. ... em II'WI ... ., ure ..... er, CarJ e. . ..... ._..a, Cool\il•'lie • .,.. --.to..,,,.,.'"" ll1d 1 lister, Mrs. Belle Hend" • • 10 wtlll ric:lllaCl, Signal JllouDtain, Tel111. .,. , ., I Frlllllla may ciU at tbe tuner....... . Dlootrtot l W ·bo111e II . , . . - .,...h ~":_:;-:: ~~~-==- -.... ... ..... ~ . .... aboliild ia!a'*Y in the ilatrict of Ot- lumbte 011 ,.., �\; ·' Ends Activities of 50 Children n•.duatton program lor program. er, Ruth Ellls, Debbie May, RuUand Vacation Bible Congrqallonal hymn, "Thia Rosemary Rice, Mary Ruth Sauk ,l$Jo1 was beld last Fr_iday is My Father's World," lollow. er, Margie Wamsley, Dsllas at the RuUand Methodist ed by the main program featur- Weber, Patty Dyer, Opal Dyer, for the enrollment of 50. ing Sharon Ellis, Ellen Rice, Cindy Eads, Terri O'Dell, Joy ' , Sauer, Jane Schilling. Duane proceosional was to the Karen Tucker, Paul~ 0 Dell, Weber, Joy White, Kimberly 'llliiino song of "Sod Lives To- Donna Weber and Lmda Star. Birchfield Buddy and George "~'.~.l cia. v." with Dallas Weber carry- ford in resumes of five attri- EUis, Mtke O'Dell, Jane Wise.illc•the American nag, Gary butes of G~ as studilltl by the man and Larry Tucker. O'beJ~ the Christian flag, and school - MJ8hly, Gre.lt. Watch- Ali who enrolled were pre'!i:ve l!Jelson the Holy Bible. lui, Just and Love; readings, aented certificates and the fol,. . ' es were slven to both and songs by the Nursery lowing were recognized 1 r 0 ~s a the Bible. Mrs. Har- group; lesson demonstration on teaching or helping : old.Sauer, director, gave the Ananlas and Sspphira by the Mrs. c. J. Lemley, Mrs. Fred w~lcome and announced the Juniors; SOIJ8S by the Prl- Williams. Mrs. Jim Nelson, . mary group, scripture verse Mn. Howard Birchfield, M r s. How To Hold and. prayer by the primary and Richard Lucas, Mrs. Fred Jumor classes, and songs by George, Mrs. George White, , all the groups. , Mrs. Karen Tucker, all teacf>. ~lor• Firmly In Place An offering to help defrajo ers; Sharon Ellis, Lillie lmboschool expense• was taken by dan and Teresa Dean, helpers; ushers Cathy Harrison, Mary Linda Stafford, secretary. and Ruth Sauer, Rosemary Rice Donna Weller, pianist an d Debb ". May. It was announced $35 was Awards were presented for contributed by children during FALSE TEETH I rl~::==~==~=.:~~per~le~ct!at~te~nlda~n~ce~to=~~Pa~u~la O'Dell, Ellen Rice, Donna · Joe R.elchman Is In I I Rio Summer Work I DID I 01I I [j f3ESTIK I I rJ I I No .. . _ , _ ... · l '"""led rI I CARPET I H II J {AM,w~rn lont••r~ ·- •, ) ' son, Mrs. Forrest F. Legg and on!anl son, Mrs. Lewis Baisden, Mrs. Earl Bishop, Mrs. Charles Burdette, Judson H. Clark, Mrs. Arthur J . Helm, Donald R. Johnson, Mrs. Grover C. Reed, Thomas Sdlyers, Mrs. Charles P. Taborn, Mrs. Ell Ebersbach, Kerr Luckadoo, Mrs. Fredla L. Runnels, Lawrence E Sme1t2er, Mrs. Kenneth 0. Williams, Mrs. William E. Souders. I Acrllon To Say What I I Nylon Words Cannot Select From Over SYMPATHY FlOWERS 200 Pattern• & colon • sq. yd. FREE IXI'IRT INSTALLATION NOTHING DOWN • DUDLEY'S \ UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ! FOREMAN &ABBOTT ·' Ingels . FURNITURE WIMlW -ITYLOAN \ •SMUiGScn 1-iirord ChaM, Mgr. Phone 992·2511 0. the low Pilat lllrfl!lle ,_, II 1houldn't, when : you COillider tMt ICCIIIfiiiCICIIulr oomlitlonlr attaches : to your pr...nl Gu fu:"-IOIIVt(ltna it llllllnttr into a.. a mllthed :.tin~-c:~in&-. .rr lllllditloJinsls the quietest, Johtsst·llvld 1111.t 11101t t"'*"tNe of-Ill)' Middleport, 0. tiontrs in tltctricily, Send In the no-oblilltiolleoupon ladly, and enjoy- mtr with CGOI, helltllfulalr 1w ...,_ill YGUf' home. I part t. n..ourrmt DIU'r} 13.~ lg:~o=m 11 Zodiac Onlr, _JIIIIII Cll'naban, Auc:ttoneer. Not retpOIISIIIIe for are!denu : 7Uio II&G Pel ""'lty, 12M Powell SL In 'Middleport' wwld liU to een out belon JutJ I ..""' of a be- aew localloo. 1111 aale, reduced prt/:11. OJto tp • .. ,p,. ...... ,..,~. - . ... - - - ... -·~·,.;-·~-----·:~. .- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : : : : - ' 2e. ~:U em 2T. Ad ..., riTtr =to YOUR new Chevrolet dllloned car lain lloCk M.Gb'JIJ...,.. Ponteroy Motor Co, lfL Ootrlcll-llD for holiday bird Ph, 1192-M:IJI for J ' - r ' • ....... ~q~c a&m>t 33.. Tlbolall liO.Ip.ody ~~~tors:·~~~:~~;~ 'l.: "' ,._.,., pella alJino, :Q.'I'oloO..... 70111' home INm ~: ' iiini ·~: OWDtl' treatenleDII, bawiN - · Ill the termlltat llld door~~ laleeted,CIII~~~teedA,lllfD.ed "=',.O:':;,'.;t.,-.,..'V"'"~ - ... ·~•0<%0· n<lu. - Pest lllld Tft'llllte QN!trol Co., no ,.., ••,....u.. " .. _.,. 105 Wilt MaiD SL, Pomeroy, .. of '" m •=~ Oblo• 7 1 ..,. .... , oDd • : : - , . , , . _ ...... u~~ _ ,,...-,.... - IUY A TRAilER - .. - couu '" ,••<oMM..w-- - ,., •• 12 10 .., ""' llecelve One "Free•· ot Royal OokWe•ks P"k ::~:~ ~io~. """' ""'""H. MI!IGS couNTY, OHIO cAROLYN • , . . . .. j .. BIG BEND TRAILER SALES 1 I uN":iTH "· M , Untamlld 1'1. Trlelloy aplite IDle 41-ll<>ld¥ rlvtr 41-Drul ... ~ ~~~~~~:t:i~l~~·:jtJ~~ 1.. ~~· DOWK ~ I'/, Bere'a bow to work It: DAILY CBYP'l'OQUO'l'E - AXYDLBAAXB II LONOJrJIILLOW one letter limply stands tar another, In thls sample A 11 \Wed :ra. tu !liNe IJa, X for 1M tw. O'a, el4. lblile lot'- apoo-_ 11 II• J..,u. lAd tomatloa !II tile word• on all hill!& aoc1t lottm - dllhiet. · u.. . .ak tlf:,.)lll ' FKQC JfV11, .& OtiJII....... QDoaU• KYWCA.YC J'X FONYDOH, NLXBC llXQLI' N.AB I'X LC WOJ,XXN.AF.-TWOQCU IIC QA.NTQA.X *' TR11 DrK OF' THII IOHOUJI IA 4N TR11 BLOOD OJ' THJI K.AIIT'I'R.- "' ............. '1 t . , at KID& Bulldera Co., MlddleporL 4 18 1157 GREAT LAKES llliler, .a• z e•, 2 bedroom. Was •1500 DDW ttJOO. Conlaet Dav· ld Johnson'• Barbenbop In ~ew Haven or call WIUiaml 1 ~:;!:~~:_~o~.,.!.7 ~311:~~ lr . !' ::~~~:,·::.~~~ I RVlJTP. 124 ..,...,.,, A& Symc w:e Co'fpomti.on - ~KIATIONf RENTAL G R! ftV'ftl ,. , KEN Nt:Tu H . PA\'NI . who!<e pl•n ! .,,id.neo '' Fort IH:troJt , i\4jChlgau. IJU.t , • ~. !!~,·.--~ 10i:or~:·.~~~~~: :; ~~lY"~•i(l ~u"" wtu0~'he::r:;IJ~: ror ' ,... •••«.. '"" •• 1""' mh. · · '"" '1 .... "'m ;n ' "fi~ """"' Com"'" tJ ... UJld~rt,Jned he r•• "'&htlOD •· , "'" , Molp cn11111r OhiO, '"'m' e SALES e RENTALS e 1066 ! ' A JUJLV~ S. f'AY;oiE, eCtmplng ICqulpmente i & LYONS I ROUSH P laintiff Cro"'. CMW 4o PM~•r. A.ttornt-.Ys for Plr~lntlff ... " til Jt :n. aR m 5, JL l .. SO{.'IAL R CA I,r,E' NJl A C1mping Tr1ilers Hooton II. Mo-, W. Va. 112--2106 77J.II611 ·• H0 NDA .._" I' II ONI 0' THI NICEST PIOPLII CALL DICK RAWLINGS r--~~··~":-::'.,:-'~'::'=.::""1 SOON! .=:~nlorln• To Drl••ln Strvlco TUBIIDAY pOMEROY Cbapter qe OES •LES & SERVICE .,. """' -• ....., \..-· --:;-;' -''1 m~~et In re~·•ar -on a• Q; Davia lot :;;,.. frolll1 tile ':Ciul nl Tell! I lluo < nnf.Bu.tY ofWill tile Unite< cburcll ~n:~~ tile Do · rriday, July 7-f, wmr building from e a. • 3:30 p.m.. - - • · to be ven to wscsp..... toward ._. church taxe•. Past matrons and put pa· Irons of Evangelrn. Cbllpter. OES Middleport, wUI be hnrt or<'d, at the rogulm' meeting "I tht chapter. Thursday evenmg. .rulv 7 at the Masonic Templr at uo p.m. There will alsn bt an auction following lhr m""t'on•. are a.<ked lo n " bring article< or baked guuo••,·..: for the auction. FRIDAY The forest Methodi.::f': 'II haveRun crea10 church W< an lee lawlings Hondl S1lea WY 24151 MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO p IZ ZA Member~ ~~' EXPERIENCED WHEEl ALIGNMENT .. " 12" Sizo •• 1.50 Comoltlo Cony-Out Se••ict CALL wv 2-990~ Pick up At G. A G. CAFE 111 w MAIN IIOMIIOY bath, plenty of closet space, lull basement, furnace heat- I ing, garage, large lot. TbiJ bllme is in excellent and lion. $1l,OOO.O<l. BRAKE SERVICE SYRACUSE- 1\io ato111rame Sh home, 8 rooms (4 bedrooms), Alignment op bath baaement, furnace heat, Phono f92.3576 gar~ge, front porch, corner lot w. Motn lt. Pomeroy 100 x 150. Good location. te,· rormoriY Gru- BociJ 500.00. 'Woru,..,....,......,,ll Albert M. Cos, Broker I I d sal RelrlgerHenry C esman tileD service. Jack'• Refrtg. ·'·• or tn-3ISI New Haven. Phi!Da ICYe...,..s .._ 4 f Ue 3 ? l 11: 7 ROOMs and bath home, lot SWING m•=-· repair • · condl-1 aa.. social at lh• church. Frida' be· "' 8 p.• . Home madP Ice cream, cake and pie will I.< told. ~mning Mrs. Brooks Otmplelo Jle,.;.., f 'nft l<rHtll •" ' Dies Sunday Wrtlt. .._, tr tonltl!l &. \.. CIRAUI'HKD llacllle, Obi<! 1 --~ l'uneral service& for Mr~ . Rosa Lee Brooks, 83, 61(1 Mur· dock Court Parkersburg, who died Sunda)' morning at 2:31' a.m. alter a briet illness at the .urroMOB~ ln!IUJ'ance been I Camden Clark Hospital therr . 1!811ceHed . L01d your opera~ will be lleld Wednesdav at II o. or's llceDJe? Call WV :1-2966 ' m. at the Spencer Funeral Honw ·-··• I 15 tfc at Belpre with the Rev c;rorgf : : "1'111='1'1=1-;C;:o::pV1::111::--;;IIe::,::;;;"..,:;-;:;Cop;;;; · Davi s, Belpre, officiating. Bur· Ill madt fl legal paper. i Ial wtll be o.o•re atoo at J(n . 1· 1111'111 re<!Cli'(Jo oDd llll10llt 8D) . land Cemetery. olber dacumenll She was born April 13. lllll:l . . _ Iaiii...,., Pomert~t ' al Long Bottom, the daughter . the late Isaac and Susanne . Leg1l Notice Ward Wright~ but had spem .. ---,-; - -· -- - · most of her Iole m the Parke<" · LIDAL NOTICI I Sh e wa.' ••ted bid• wtu be reee1.ec1 bJ' t1M bur&: and Be pre areas. 1 .._ ...,. af'Uiated with the MethodiSI • :~;:.;;~~~~~~~lr ..otllee •• th41 11 Church. ~ .... awl41.,, was e member ol Re· . 1·ctocS:~nO:~ ~: bekah Lodge 694 at Belpre, and at wttteh ume rhe htdt of the Loyal Order of Women tic si'l\liu:&-~S~5l~rl~.Ciiiiiii:'~;ai!~ ~ ,,. ra r c IYYPo~ !}lb IIIAW 1 Sbo.p· Singer ~ ~~: -----:--::-:---::---- 'l ot ONE Hollywood rancb brick bome, 3 bedrooma, larp ki~ eben, birch c:ablnell, eJeo. trlc oven, hot plate, terae Hvlng paym~- -'ll. Crow's 5teak HOUSI ';;;.;;:;.;;;;;;;:;:~;;;.~~with IARL GRUESH:R, plumbing ll~~~~'~ofmaWroy~,ow.;["i~'\ IIIII buting, Minersville, eratlou, ?~ H•"' !)l <tre"''· .m... wn, .,. ,.,• .,..., ••• ,,••., ••hearlnr. ·'"'' · 1pooc1 Our borne, 8 rooms (3 bedrooms), I 50 x 100 in Middleport South Fifth St. Price on Phone 992-5141. ·••· " ·"' 1 wrt~ •~ oAvNt, Nonco .. ••••ocAl'lo• ~. -- 'ftW• ~ ~~ ::'u .,~-· .....,.. - - _,.., ...,. o< ..,.,...., ... .,,.._ te "~ _,. .nd • U Mol11 Loo••bid~. ..... , ' ...,. o< ..,..,,UoO '" ""'""' 1- ~ . Mecnm•·• · roa., ,., '"'"' •· • · ' " ...,. (•-'ore u-y I ttl camping .............c,.'•""'•~~.. 4 ROOM FRAME house, hot . IIEATING, Ohio. l':nd your sewer trouble. and cold water, 12 acre. DoiOI Bottle Gas Arnold Wt have all size sewer macbLaurel Cliff Rd ., Ph. 992·6773 · Brothers, &18 E. MaiD St., tnes Reasonable rateo Call 7 1 Sic Pomeroy. g 22 lie wv Z-211'14. day or night - -- - - -t 15 ttc ,_..,.1_1,'1' Dtt1/t11 AUCTIONEER 1,•=-....;o--.-....;;.,.o;;;;;;.l Rtlo. 7 COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT ..... ,.,.., 33 - Cottage, 4 rooms, AT ITS GREATEST bath, gas heatl1J8, front porcb, •• Phon• or Co.ntoct block storage bulldlng. """"' 1 .,,. oo JIM CARNAHAN •-·· balance like rent. Full RACINI. OHIO Plata or Ofltb pooporum uu"''• f2,800.00. •u8age, mtls hrMm hDm or price, a.ACINE - 2 story frame .l ,;iiiiE~~~~~~:::;:,;j ..,mhlnaoinn• _..,~ 1 •-::.-!,'":,;.';!0:!';:0~ ...,. llle11111811. Comp- r .~~~==-====•,1! I ~=~ I 1D11, c:ookroacbea, ICOI'plaall, lilverllsb, Trll])l 8Dd w•ter bup. 1. Jo(a.m&plal 1111111111 Bla~e, inspecto~n. See W.on Rt. 7. Tuppera Oblo, Price Plalnl f8200. lor 7 1 3tp -=-:-:-:-:::---:::--;:-::;;--= I U.KMrlo "'Coaolu<lo ROOM bouae and bath and one acre at Tupper• Plainl, plastic We blOtS, 11 algmlmun lldiJll, IIOrm and windows, We build best and repair the rest. large lot on Depot St. In Guy Nelg]er, Racine, Ohio. land, o. Ph. 992~66. 114 6 28 6tp 1•• MOJU...,um .¥ =: ::: at.J'nncll J'J ~ ·~ I" - --=----=-....,-, .Avenue liP.~~- -- J'OR SALE - 1M3 Oldmobde, F65, 4 door, fully equipped. Can be seen at 338 Lasley Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 1 Ste AIMM;;;,....,r.:-~prlelttl.,=:-n~l:'""'':riTer,.,P::'/1 ~"/-4--+IZ-+1!>-f~ I" l'l.: f0 1' • ahampooer lor tl with Pill" chase of Lustre Foam. Eber•bach Hardware, Pomeroy, Oh'10 7 1 6tc 2,. Little child 31 2'1. Low 28. Exist 29. Pllmlre a ~M:ROY Moving, must aell. Ph. 1192 ..... e 28 etc _, DIRTY? Rent electric BUGS 23.Greek J.iaud i::rook 18. Proeoun III.BNnch :ze..Age ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ·- -· J!: ~iililiji~ral~~i:~~g~ '-"'.. so. Pllnt a ~ _~N~ QF AU.~ 1'llliNiilt YQiol COAl¥ gg WlrH n& ',~ Ytllt.T?IIII.IIIIYIPJ?IZ?IYI·~- 11··-- II In full awing. Better price• than ever on ~ j ·~-·"'It''"'~'"' ',."':.'"',.1'"'-· Oldo.:.U{s,,oo .,._ ....... "" ~:~:~;::::=::::::;~~=~ ,.,,._. •• ~ , .......,.a....wh~ft stucco, with basement, 871 S. Front II St., Middleport. Call 992-5111. 11 7 5 3tc ·~aurre•poou.esl-' 11 ' o1p lT. St&hll ill.-vouel 21. 41. 4lulclll ManJe1, I---::·QI------------------.a~----~ . .~=--~ . 10. 0ld Worto lizard rablnell, plallonll scales, au hot WIMr ileatlr: ANTlQUEIJ Bullet, bookeue, embroiderlures, • on lamiJII, ~ menl Of ~ cblna, ball tabla, deJrli; cllllr' loll top trunk, ' 111111)' olblr lleiDI lqo numeniua to menllon. Carol _:_._... l*llnoula 4t),.utoNJh 2 cloc:b, auorllqjnt of pte. IU N• ...0.... Aw.,M!Mtport, 0. ::..":r:a":-~·---* g,::t!tL! 7 ROOMS and bath, Lustre. Rent electric sham- :;:-....~0,.a:.';/!.7~%':• 1 pooer • · Picken's Hardware PI and Alr.COndllioners. Co., Inc. 7 5 8tc 5 It c•-~ SitS 1 cu. . - · 1 1 LOST bright carpe CO on .. ·· FREEUR - . - - restore them with Bl L FREiZiR t:nl 19 cu II Choot tre. Rent electric ,. l'ret leo Croom, Wlollh loch $1. Pomeroy Cement ,_,r & Rtfr goro r. Co. 75 Ph. WY 2-2111 DON'T merely brighten carpets - Blue Lustre . ..eliminate rapid resoilirig.' OHIO Rent electric shampooer • Baker FuroliUre Co. .IRk w. CarMy, Mgr. 7 5 etc I'RlCED lurniiUre APACHE Eagle Camp trailer eanopy and add-a-room Ia-' 0111' third fl oor budget lhop · eluded. CaD SH 2-4762, .. "-·-•tore • ..-w ' .. """ B·•er ,.dleporl 11 12 7 3 Stp Ohio. BOYS ' USED bl cle Itoars FT. ond MARINE plywood boa~ cy ' cushions included. 7. SupJ!Ort H . Canadlall ro<tinl ebalr, OliiD 11001, Our summer appllanct Bale TREdA~ ~~ c~l&h~ th~l~l~ a e g ean w &ood condition. Ph. 1 3 8 -··~··-~ ., -.= ~~ ..,!!;: _.., .,. ,.. ,._,.., - __....., by • ftRMITI!l ""'"'" SPOtl• n white finish and ROOMS and bath and utility 5 room, S. Fifth Ave., Mid227 ....., dieport. or call ..v5 171, 1 5 3tc BIG SALE I, For Sal. &. Hood e.Subotde 1 S Ble ===---;--;:-;--;;:=;;-;:: trot 1J. Run a.way two lamp ·lllllds, two utllll) ed t;)fJI (i)IHIII(g) down paym~'c. ••• "42 26 !192-J2IB. nice yard , on Front St., In Middleport, 0. Ph. 1192-:rltZ. • •• 3le .., '·==~ tiOn T. Coat 18, )11111IC note 18. Trip central ~.Omt·CODifiiC I)'Sttm, ArwJ ~111111 Cias can cool your >-'holt hoult, ~ry rcant. fat a traction of the cost of k~t~~inc 1 floek of no~ - ·room air CO!Idi· ASE HARDWARE' - 4 BEDROOM and bath heme, '·The best cUJ"e for harvests '- Constella· !MN441. 7 3 3tc PUBLIC SALE - I have sold my ]ifop«l) and u I liD leaving Mtlp CoUIIIy 1 Dlllll tell the followinC items at a public sale at 225 Broadway, Middleport, 0., on Saturday, July t II 1 p. m. : Maple droplell table, dinette set, lour clllln, Warm Morning · gu beater, Dbde gas range, bedroom IUlte, small diiJI. wasber, eleotric mangle, set ot end tabiM, coftee table, @~~~~ GAS ' .. DJI~e~:llaneous. ,.,.-. ~ !.Condiment 1. Goddess c \YMffifC=fj 1 c ....... 0. ...l'hont 121 O.lllpcotll Galllpcollt, l'i'::i"'i~~"ii~~;:;;;;f ° ' DAILY CR0 SSW 0 ·RD 13, Proponloo WHOLE I lOUSE GAS AlA CONDITIONING • COSTS •14.00 A MONTH TO OWNI ~ Phone WY 2·2171 us~ SELLING otlT Chlhuahuu, all A.K.C., redtlced prices. Pb. \WIIMI~e~ .NC)WI Ask about "economy" plan-len you t.iltl•ll •yst•m now, add cooling unit Jatar when ready lor it. lncom~ ~~cUe·. Notice ~~ @@~@Iriro@JN!J~~ Charles Humphreys rie lnsbtu , . Mr.' Bofetty Va'' Cyrus Robinson, of Waahlngton, D. C., three sons Charles L. of Cleveland, Lawrenct of Middleport, and Jthn Pat, of Blackfork, thirteen grandcblldren, lind seven great crandcblldren, two lis· ten, Mrs. Jennie Bryant and Mn. Ellie Bryant ol Rutland and one brother, LawrellCI d • F. Boyd a! Cincinnati an u..,..., ol coualns and lr •-•· 7:5-1tc ocuuo. "·rei of Th•nkl MY DEEP 81111 beartlelt grat. itude to Dr. Romtbaum, Dr. Plckcm, and entire staff e1 Veterans Memarlal Hospital: also Brother Don Hicks, pastor of the Middleport Church of Cllrlli. 81111 hi• family, for praym offered In my behalf by 1eJ1tw cbrlllJans, F o r cards, Dowers, Jlilll, mltoro, and the deep concern for myself and my wife, ahown In the many deedl of kindness duriDc my recent hOllpltaltzetioo. God Bless you all. 0. E. (Mack) McKinley. 7 & 1tc graduate who thinks logicalty and would like to use that ability in a challenging job? . 'ted to II You are IDVI consu with Mr. Dan Bargdlll, Distrlct Manaser, Burger Boy Food-0-Ramaa, to evaluate your potential In our rapidly expanding restaurant organ!zatlon as a future manager ot one of our locatlona. We wUI 1 1 job with 8 Iran you or a t nd d fu ure a a vancemebn t tok ta five figinure Apply person o y •. ton & South Congress 1 Streets, 5 Athens, Ohio, from6 29- 12p.m. tc Wanted To Buy . WILL PAY 2lic for plano rolls in load condition. 7 3 Pb. 99U266. -- ·8tp -LAYING HENS. Ph. 7992-2518. "' 31• 1 • Employment Wanted II WANTED - Work lor b u dozer, Phone 1192-2208. 27 e !Ole §@i:FG=n~~ @~[get~@@~ Jerry Lowery w -·-~- month-..- Evening• ancl s.turdlly 8u ... 1 · 1e Hw tt nawcraune. ....,.., !esi-IIO! only buya • ~~-ton C~WQ.'ty Ges central air condillol;lfll 'YIIflll, but '-'Is It, too. And tllere' s no ~:,.litln Moton ..!"~ €~'::.!:1,:::. S. 1.: .., •...mba - ..E.O.T. ' ' · ,, ...,"'"' ...,. .. ..... _... R.C.A~i0. Allor 6:00 P.M. County owned company 1114.,.TO:::::::.,-: :'",.=.. of """ ----:::--=:-::---1"=!!1!!!!~"""""""'="":"7!!!!!!!=-='1 Ia 14 price clue lo DO 111M- :,r.:;"::ft ;:.,';l J:; - ""! Auto SeW 111111 or llore COIII111-. .,... • ~~- - ; p·"" I! a Jolllllon, Merch 3, lt21, who passed away November 27, I~• .....~ I·· -•Jy conaioted .....,,." ...u ef ten cldldrea, lhtee of whom are deceued. He alto reared lour 8J'IIIdchlldren. He leaves to mourn their Joss four clalflbters, Mrs. Franct~ Qualla and Birdy Powell of Pemeroy, Mrs. Ma- r------ I l •--~· I YANKEES Yankee was the given name of a Negro slave offered lor sale in Carolina In 1725. Toward 59 N. 2nd Ave. the close ol the 18th century, Servl ~ the N d Britons began to use Yankee lor 1 II B A • 2n Ave. Middleport, 0. all citizens of the United States. J,,....,.,;~II:.;..,;;;;,;r~e;a~-L~~=~==--==========~=~ Problblyllle ~ tome fiiCIIIIt trelllll IOinlfor th011 raeri111 wlncf·tUMtll callld window air conditio:!· era it 11111t IIIey n..'t hlllrd haw little It COitl to awn Whoft.llalllt Glflfr llllltlfticloJir'w. 11 PT. Hardtop camping treiJ. elaaner, aew er sleeps 6 - 8 people, 4 lee, curreut • Sla ..:.. gil hltcb and an ex.- able pllflllC!DII. CaD 875-! tr""'"'a·s'Ph• """5324 e 30 lie PL Plenant,Flttb or wrill .... · trol111, SL, f!lieo. Pofa1 2118 ONE 21 in. colored PlaawiL 8 If 10to tor 1V oet, 6 montha old. p · rJce reasonable, Ph . 1192-2262, For Rent 7 3 ._1_ tc_i fJIOOM HOUSE,-HMIIO,i1, Wtp. II FT. GREAT LAKES bonl& Va. Ph. 8112-2S88. 73 8 trailer. Call James Jeflel'l, 4 ROOMS and bath bouse, full Rl 33, aolng towards fair- biiHIIIenl, attic tlorage, fetiD- I ESTIMATES! We Send Sympathy Flowers Anywhere. ;,_ ·~~o·~=-v~~~. ~ Eieevelus MOTORS eiOATI & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS Pomerov Motor Co. I t3 95 PrlcH Stert At o\11 the Consoling things you want to say, but can't 1re stated simply and t>eautlfully with Oowers. I • =~ - p USED CAllS Ll" ePAITI fw OUTIOAID e2 lll<o !lOW 1red nylon Interior. Power steerl;:f. and blUes ......",,ICI .....,, ···• •• I tjQUII grounda or call 99U524. ed yard, drlvewey. On 1837 and powtl'JI e. 11" A. ..... trtl P M. Did" 1 6 30 8tc 'I---Jn Heights. Pomer-. 0 . 64 CATALINA ...... f1"5 latu..aoy lilt •· M. tt 12101 fleofl .,... 10 IAIY - - -- - - - - - '""'-'" p tta 2 dr Hard Top Std , -ONE ' Ph .... 2180. 1 8.,etc on e . ·· . TO O~ACI A Ot>~: .. EVeS 9:00 P.M. COw' heifer, 8 while Ger- ~ · ..,. _ tbllt with power steenn1 lo ni"L t ,IODUCI ... •·n- power A New beauflful WAIIT AD man Shepherd pups, Rin 1'ln lllREE aDd lour room IUr n.. _, withbrakes. white top. Pon· d ld ··-... "'·-'·bed apart '"" I Ext 1ce. PHONE WY 2·2156 5th, 5 weeko old, 5 black an ...., UD•wuu U.. trade· n. ra n • .liver dogs, 5 weeks to one III8Dia. WY A434. Ue BLAmNARS year old, I I white Germaa O th ld 1FOUR ROOM turnllbed •part· Pomeroy, Ohio bitulry Wlnted Shepherd rna e, 13 mon s o 1 meaL wv W651J. 1 14 tfc Notice Rl n Ti 4th Phone 667-3503 'THREE and four room fur 1958 FOUR · - - - - --"-·- - - :=-=:::--:--:-;--c;-;; 3 Obituary Notice ' OON'S Ashland Station on W. SOMEONE TO OPERATE a alter p. m. Marton nl•hed apartments. All utili· 348 Cub., posilraction, pawer I THE coven of life's book is Main St. In Pomeroy now 1 small bulldozer and chain Reynolds, Rt. 3• Coos lv ill~2tO. Ilea patd. Phone wv 2:%176. steering and brakes, new cloled haa bagged Ice for sale. Price saw in log operation on7 ForP Rowley and Reed. After 6 mud gripa, fair condition, For one we loved so well. 50c a bag. 6 30 6tp 1 est Run Road between a.m. 2 ACRES, separate, on Rt. ~ p. m. call WY 2-<1574. $2'1$. Contact Alva E LucBut kindly tables uf years ATTENTION United Steelwork- and 3 p. m. See Manon Reyn- auitable for motel or business, 4 S tfr ' keydoo at 882-2090, New Haven. well spent · Loc 1 u · olds on Forest Run Road off road ourrounds 3 sides of I~ · 7 3 3tp ers of Amenca a mon Rt. 7. Steady work. 7 3 tfc I Phone 667-3503 arter 3 p.m. FURNISHED 5 room and bath . E bwhat h their I ter Inpages Are tell. 5t71. Election will be beld lpartment. Inquire at New- 1;;;, 7 CHEVROLET Station 8 26 121p ' t leaVeS I on July 21 , 1966, at U01on ac c ap : fOOm ell's Sunoco, Chesler. Phune l Hon, contact Wilbur Rowley, thought, Hall, Mason, W. Va, for Invalid or patient of any STEREO RADIO CONSOLE -"3350. • 30 tic Ba·tey Run Road, Pomeroy, As lovely 81 can be, maintenance grievance com- kind. Male or IemaIe, 24 bo ur 4 speed intermixed changer. ..,.,.I 0 1 phone 992 7736 D For ua to keep within our mltteemen and outside guard. practical nursi1J8 eare Dual volume control. Four ~'l'IQUE FurnitUre, dishes ·• or - · Sle 73 1 111 t needed. Reasonable. Anna ak d te lAvec.JI or arrtte · 1101".. Pol !I w open a B. m. Hal p rtl d 0 Phone spe er soun sys m. u-. u-ard BOD W t95n BUICK automobile wUI Enshrined in memery. and etose at 8 p. m. Basil nes, o an • · ly walnut finish, Thla set ..,. """ ,_.._ • JOE BOYD was born April ~. Haynes, Financial Secretary. ~2802. r' 7 I ete four months old. Take Ualo St., Pomeroy. be sold to highest bidder 1881 at Ky-, Ohio. He d&o 7 3 3te -- - - I •• or I 211 Uc ' office of J. B. O'Brien, PAINTING, interior and exter· paymenll o .., per year Court Street, Pomeroy, o·· parted this life June 9, 11118, GUNS _ all illnds, Stewart'i tor, hourly or contract, reu- pay balance due f89.29. Call I Saturday, July , 1966, at 10 at 1:20 p.m., al Is home In Gun Shop on Depot St. iD ooable. Ph. 1192-6180. Homer 1192-3218. 7 3 8h: leal Estate For Sa e 9 7 1 610 Pomeroy, Ohlo, at the age of RuUand. Buy, sell nr trade, Braley. 6 26 15te SINGER SEWING MACHINE- - - - -a. m. M yeart, one month and 19 complete line ol reloading WATI!:R HAULING, Pbllne 992- Late model zig zag. Makes t ROOM house in Middleport, i9&7 CHEVROLET, f2GII.OO. dayo. He was the son of the equJpmenl _ powder, sbellt 72.86. 8 9 30ie buttonholes, sews on buttons, 1\'z baths, new gas furnace, I l64S Lincoln Hgts., :·~~~6 5 301e late Cllarley and Anna Sut- and bulletl. darn, monograms, etc. Pay exterior just painted, deslrtonHeBoyd. for S.le or Rent off balance ftlll.29. Pay- able location. Ph. 9DU49B. - !'Vleet · was married to Wilsie ARE YOU a high school ments can beduearranged. Call 7-S.3tc --.-._-,--::Se .....- "' Rex Brown •rv•ct 'j •Herculon 0. tr~ o• BARWICK EWI/ow-cost ; ~Jear-round comfor' I O':tpr your home. Bolt Miller .-r Motor IN MIDDLI,ORT, O. •Pnoent Dealer Rc!tlrlnl 1 Fine ODportunity r~ Mill Who Wuts To OWn 1111 Own Business. •Paid Tralnllll Program <3 WeektJ 1 I 7tc 7' 5 3tp REPOSSESSED ersville, Ohlo Le•• "''JGOUf PIGS, castrated and treat- llSED bu1Jdin8 mateiiii;-iliJIIo ed, Also one brood aow. Con: ber doors, windows, be8Illl. ' 1965 CHEV. Impala Rlclucecl to $2595 1u Sport Coupe blllek vinyl top, sandalwood fiollh, all vGttnterlor, with 'bueket stat•, V-8 engine, automatle 8 mission steering and brake.<, wlr~ wbeel white tir.epower s, shows little wear, radio, hea<"<l', a realcovers, buy. · 22 5 1965 IMPALA Hardtop Coupe I $ 9 Loeally owned and only 12,000 miles, 8 cyl. eng ne, po7-er oteerln•. spotless fawn interior trim. BeauUiul maroon In· ish. Radio, heater and all the works. Wlnt one lnHI1Ielt Chi.... It ORII II Centt .... worG1 .., latH Co• ...utWtl ........ It " ' ctJU DlleeUftt •• Hill Nl IM •• ,.,. wmnn II ..... CA•O rt'IANKI I OIITUAIIII 11 .U ,._ If ••"' mtlil"'u"' "ctl Air-Conditioners · When money Ia the 9W!Iticm, ClV Loa il the !DIW!l'· Just call tiDY one of your dole pRIOJial money &ienda laert for my UIOUDt, CODfidentially. "'AfiOMI ·-"'" ,."" - " · ,.,... '"' ,....- """ c· . Qllll"' • 4 ~r Wlllt All Heat ONDITIONINO •• ::=::-....:.'::0:,, f'.:""OO: ''= ,::..:'~..:::f"""...:::..:' Norge ~ w•• '.." ~ .:,, ,,. "' .. DIY • ,.."..... Ofl .ATil I Beat I a · . 'ilo':oll»¥-":"~'"" 1 Mldcll•port, 0. Now~· the drelod leltort to form tfte aurprileiiUIWtr, •• by the abavo eutoon. m1mey ~- HospitaJ News . MiniMUM ,,.,.. ,. . 59 FORD -'H1 AD Roush's Shoe Store For FOI SAlf For Sale Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., July 3, 1966-31 ._, • CM I A~atwll!rl op-AT prkn .,. ,.,.,P,(''"d •• ,..,,.P ,., ,oittff AH AUCTION Dlsrhargeo $4·" JNFOIMA liON MOUIN IUTANf CORNIA SPECIAL' KARR & VAN ZANDT Por All The Family to I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 'llffNIS SHOES DOE., i\-11&. o ing program were Mrs. Margar· et Parsons, Mrs. Harold Ric•. I Donald H. Allen. Ulysses G. Mrs. Everett Colwrll. \Irs. John I Arrowood, Donald M. Barcus, Colwell Mrs. Don Harrison. Tma Y. Birchfield, Jesse Cam, : Mrs. llarvey Erlewme, Mrs. Mrs. Cart. Cook, Everette W. Jacob Schilling, Mrs. Vernon Gettles, Losa A. Green, Lale Weber. Mrs. Jack Safford, Mrs . Harrison, Leigh A. Houck. RobCarl Morris, Mrs. Carl Denni- ert A. Hunnell, Mrs. Quentm son, Mrs. Harvey O'Dell. Mrs. T. Kirk, Paul E. Long , Mrs. Danna Hoffman r. and Mrs. A. Ray Smoth, Mrs. Tilden Goldie Anderson. Thacker, Richard J. Wolfe, The closing prayer was by Mrs. Earl. W. Robmson, Mrs. Rev. c. J . Lemley followed by Charles B~erhup, Mrs. Erskme , a public exhibition of crafl E. Blanton, Mrs. E. Clark Caldwurk well. John A. Carpenter, Lov. ell T. Cossin. Mrs. Nora Cremeens, Mrs. Ethel Crotty, Mrs. - - - - - - - - William C. Gibbs, same Globckar, Mrs. Donald B. Griffith, Charles Hill. K. Laverne Hope, James C. Johnson, Mrs. John Hol!er Hospital: Visiting F. Johnson, Thomas Phipps, V-8, auto. trans .. power brakes and sleerin&, radio, hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents ' Mrs. Clarence D. Price, John only on Pediatrics Ward. R. Roach, Mrs. Carl R. Shook, iV·i·W tires, wheel discs, factory air. Mmlssioo Mrs. Buster V. Stanley, Mrs. a Brady Mrs. J osePh1·ne W'ls 1 on. . M S. Young d .. Mrst .. FranM , •• t St L' d S F' 1 CIS u11 en an m1an son, rs. """us .; ma . mey, b fHh d · ft 752 First Ave.; Mrs. Sophta J. Ro erl . ug es an m an Williams Eureka Star Rt.; son, Mrs. James W. Catron and infant daughter , Mrs. Fred J. re II M· N1'day, Rt · 1 Callipolts· ' ' G d · I l Mrs. Archie Gillman, Rt. 1 Ewreen an '"an son , GMAC Fin1ncing AY1i11ble ington; James F. Hamilton, Ronald L. Allison and Kerr ; Robert W. Baylor. Rt. I Gallipolis ; Robert K. Theiss, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Harold Marshall, th• Rt. 2 Crown City; William M. Blackburn, Bidwell : Mrs, Cora Cadillac - Oldsmobile Mae Cox, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Lawrence E. Smeltzer. Gallipolis; . "You'D Lite Our Quali!J Way ef Doiag Busiuus" Mrs. Ellis E. Elliott, Rt. I Gallipolis ; Marcia J. Montgomery, .,WY 2-5342 PoA'leroy Ohio Crown City; Lee E. Gibbs, · "iiiiiiiiii:l!i:l!i:l!SS~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiitl Hartford; Karen E. Brewer ii son; Mrs. Elmer V. Hart, Rt. PL Pleasant; Mrs. Anna L. Plymale, Pl. Pleasant; David W. Perry, Pt. Pleasant ; Lawrence H. Theiss, Rt. I Racine; Robert D. Boso, Rt. 1 land; Samuel L. Pickens, euse; Mrs. Victor Young, Jr, Pomeroy: Mrs. Franklin IV. Mullins. Rt. 3 Jackson ; Mrs. PRICES START AT Robert C. Stafford. Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Fredia L. Runnels, Montpelier, Ind.; Mrs. Willard E. Sprouse, Rt. 3 Jackson : John W. Broyles, Jackson; Carl E. Brandeberry. Athens; Mu. Melvin L. Newmyer, Wilkesville ; Terry L. Clemons, Hamden. Birtbo Middleport Mro. Archie Gillman, Rt. I 992·2635 Friday and Ewington, son, 4:15 am. SunNights day. Thunderbird Sp. Coupe w . It I I '"'""'"'•11oomb!.,, AIDID -- $1.77 ' I -~. While In high school be was ..,live In football, track and religious clubs. He was a 1985 delegate to Boys State. A t"EII!SON 1-10'5 eoR'IN6 WIU. 1!'!!. L.UCKV I~ He WRTIA ' --- - -- eawtword and Mrs. Manning Webster of 311 Rutland Street, Middleport, Is currently enrolled in summer achool at Rio Grande College, Reichman, a 11118 graduate of Middleport High Schoo~ hopei eo enter the field of buatneu 8dminlstratlon. I WARP I or refreshments for the clos- ·: -Our Weekly "" tl ~· ~ Joe V. Reichman, son of Mr. daily Korean worship children. senices for hu11- , gry Making donations of ., I' ' room, dining room, fireplaces, built on full basement, 22 acres, to rolling tJrOund, barn bllraes, 2 pondl with Iiiii, r. 1 D••n Lilli• S. plenty of roses and shrubbery, C. & J. Tr1iler Sales cood lences, border& OD Rl. Ill ~~~~ Jt, Mlddltpol1. 0. 1 and Rt. SO, at IUIICIIoa ot Coolville, OJUD. Phone 1&'1· IXPERIINCID 103 afer s . m. Mar elda, Rt. ~. Coolville, VIIIIU.JJ 8 26 utp WHm AliGNMENT and IRAIE SERVICE BlaeHnars flY 2-2193 ... I 1 J;:-:~ are for tebwl au I oJ the MooSP Lodge at Pittc 10 .,. purchind lor • ,.nod of I b gh Pa one 1•1r t.rtnn.l.na on Jub :n. IMI : ur . · ...s ...m.sh!.c ut~tn lUll a tMr. &x Survivors include two son ~ . ::_:-uau.uou "aN "•u.MtNI .. ,,.,. :Charles Brooks, HU:and Mills. I No· 1 " fll'ft ,,,.. liM 01 an W'IUI 1New York • and Douald Brooks. u ... ..IUI~r true~. 10 ply. 11~ •:oo ' 20, I Parkersburg; a daulhter. .... ,.. No. I A 11rot .,.,., 11M of "'" Carl ~ u..u-.-Camp whll Mud qd !llinow TTead . 10 plf, .,_. , ""''IH4I'W· .... • ... llprluat, Md. m pdchlldren. ..:_-.,:,.:... n=-~~;· .~~ec:! :,;: 13 lfiBl "'"~cb11dren. a brotb.. ... em II'WI ... ., ure ..... er, CarJ e. . ..... ._..a, Cool\il•'lie • .,.. --.to..,,,.,.'"" ll1d 1 lister, Mrs. Belle Hend" • • 10 wtlll ric:lllaCl, Signal JllouDtain, Tel111. .,. , ., I Frlllllla may ciU at tbe tuner....... . Dlootrtot l W ·bo111e II . , . . - .,...h ~":_:;-:: ~~~-==- -.... ... ..... ~ . .... aboliild ia!a'*Y in the ilatrict of Ot- lumbte 011 ,.., �~ • 1 • o. ' o• " •• •o ·t J ,, • ' -"'''' • I • :. ' * ,if '. ,..... . "' ...... "' . ,......... ,..•.. ... ~ • I ' . , • • o • ' '" ' ~ . ~ o ...... ~ , ......................,... • I ( I _, '! • I AIN'T CHAW IN' r· .----.......--- PARSON TUTTLE !I ,. . . 1 I ,.: . • .,:.:_:., ~.·· I SHORE AM TICKLED hlcllEIAC:K'I. MIZ. SMIF !! I GOT BEE STUNG!! VOU !! OF A~L PEOPLE-- ,·, "TO HEAR "THAT CHAWIN''TER8ACI<Y!! ' AN,IOIMi TO SEE \'OI.J,511.illl<f.1HINK ')Ol)'RE WE~· ON()l)(;~ TO 11\i(E A BOW? 6'1RAtHUT'IIlll HAAI>,S'IIJAAI.l!lti'LL 801J1o1CE III\CI' Ql !!atlYI WOUlD' aE PllEHY ~IMPLe IF ~Hf':;i A RED ASENT, WOULDN'T IT, 6-ENERAL SR'A5~ARD ~ lr AI. t:API "THE IMNUSCRIPT I!>UTHOW WAS HADDRESSED CAN 'IOU FIND m·THEMOST HONES"T MAN lhl TH 1:. WORLD''!."" AWOM[J~ IJEEDS A CAREER/ ll-1ERI2 ARB A \TI~w~H;'-~T~oo;-\J--====:i lOT OFlHitJGS 'wW !VGG€Sr OPHI 1tl A I 00 u.ITD? IIX>MMI 1HESE DAYS! HIM? W><ERE OOES"T>iE MOST HONEST MAN IN THE WORLD ??-JOLL'I' OLD ST. NttKS VANISHED!! cHt.JCKL~rr­ LIV E'?- FRANCE" ~'li::!l' wE 'AS 0\JR LI TTLE WA'ISf! LISTEIJI WDMEIJ CAR~ FOOD, DISHES, lAlJIJDR'1' AIVD GARE\AGE All I)IY LONG I La CARR-< RAGS, WYS. Bll~S . !lOXE S. CAUS AIJD JARS I GASULINI! ALLEY WE CAR~ MEDICI ~. .. GASULINI! ALLEY Bf:OOI/JS, BCOT>, SHEffi'. BI.AIJKEIS 1 WtS AND CKILDREIJ .. , Gi~eon a n~ I can' t I think 40u ouQht to ca ll him Thornd4ke Gr ul111? 7-'> . - ------- -~- By ART SANSOM -A~D DeDUCT 1 J~ST FIRI>D iHE" ReTAIL NICKle~OSG DOWJJ I~ THI! BORN LOSEI PRICE Of-OJE' SPORT\~ 6Ca\S"! S&~D ..OL.F CLUE!! KIM HIS PM- DICK TRACY . ( '" ' ~, """· '"" TM Ill twt 01+ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THOP.NDIKE POKED ONE WITH A STitl<j WHO .t.liiTATED THE SKUNK? e>liT Y'll W\.1. "''AI<E IT EFFEN Y'CAN .JeGT KEEP ct.AfMH~ 'llL I CAt-! ~\\IE 'K>U A AAH:l, HAHC< ON. NOW I~ SWIN~ OJGHT T'DO IT. •! IF THI:SE Dt.Rt-1 VINEti .. .. .SEEING'S HOW -.QJ'RE n<' IW:K· BON!' CIF TH!IR LUNCI-tEON CLUB eNTERTAINMENT '~B~H - BUT COMMITTEE.' I'M IOETTING FEP UP WITH '!HIS MODVIAN MEN'S WOICI<EON O.US BUSINESS: ABBIE AND SLATS MAJOit 8i~OO'S lfoAV6E BUT 'IOO'VE GoT No PI.ACE TO GO. LEASTWAYS, PASSEO WIII•E IT'S LIGWT OUT. :llJST SIMMER DOWN, BOY. WE'I.l IY THE HOUSETFAAHK, HE GOOLD JUS Be VISITING IN lOWN ! ABBII AND JLATS FIGURE OOT SOMETHING .' By SCHULZ I THOU6HT t'D BETIER LEAVE eefOt* I LOST Mil COO!. ... }, ly SCHULZ ANI) U!OEV!R ~~ IN 1M!" PI.ACf ~~~lim! WINNIE WINKLI By BRANNER 00 . DARLING_FOR A MOMENT YOU LOOKED ~ U51 LIKE MY McmtE~ , COM! !eE ¥.>!AT WENDY BROUGHT MOTliER ~A '!OUNG! Gl~l.. WITH HER BA6Y· SITII'I6 ~iT'/-=---..... MONEY. By IIALJIH WAKE Ul', SYLVESTER' T~ 1 "TIOi li COMIN' INI WE GOTTA M();£! th• ....."""".....- 'Thalli H&nJ for you! tiok:frolri ellt mi~M an• . Clff to tile lllld trlpal" ' . . . __ .. __ • ,, -~- ' . ' '· ' ' '· ·' ,, ' '\ t ..... ' ' . ~;' �~ • 1 • o. ' o• " •• •o ·t J ,, • ' -"'''' • I • :. ' * ,if '. ,..... . "' ...... "' . ,......... ,..•.. ... ~ • I ' . , • • o • ' '" ' ~ . ~ o ...... ~ , ......................,... • I ( I _, '! • I AIN'T CHAW IN' r· .----.......--- PARSON TUTTLE !I ,. . . 1 I ,.: . • .,:.:_:., ~.·· I SHORE AM TICKLED hlcllEIAC:K'I. MIZ. SMIF !! I GOT BEE STUNG!! VOU !! OF A~L PEOPLE-- ,·, "TO HEAR "THAT CHAWIN''TER8ACI<Y!! ' AN,IOIMi TO SEE \'OI.J,511.illl<f.1HINK ')Ol)'RE WE~· ON()l)(;~ TO 11\i(E A BOW? 6'1RAtHUT'IIlll HAAI>,S'IIJAAI.l!lti'LL 801J1o1CE III\CI' Ql !!atlYI WOUlD' aE PllEHY ~IMPLe IF ~Hf':;i A RED ASENT, WOULDN'T IT, 6-ENERAL SR'A5~ARD ~ lr AI. t:API "THE IMNUSCRIPT I!>UTHOW WAS HADDRESSED CAN 'IOU FIND m·THEMOST HONES"T MAN lhl TH 1:. WORLD''!."" AWOM[J~ IJEEDS A CAREER/ ll-1ERI2 ARB A \TI~w~H;'-~T~oo;-\J--====:i lOT OFlHitJGS 'wW !VGG€Sr OPHI 1tl A I 00 u.ITD? IIX>MMI 1HESE DAYS! HIM? W><ERE OOES"T>iE MOST HONEST MAN IN THE WORLD ??-JOLL'I' OLD ST. NttKS VANISHED!! cHt.JCKL~rr­ LIV E'?- FRANCE" ~'li::!l' wE 'AS 0\JR LI TTLE WA'ISf! LISTEIJI WDMEIJ CAR~ FOOD, DISHES, lAlJIJDR'1' AIVD GARE\AGE All I)IY LONG I La CARR-< RAGS, WYS. Bll~S . !lOXE S. CAUS AIJD JARS I GASULINI! ALLEY WE CAR~ MEDICI ~. .. GASULINI! ALLEY Bf:OOI/JS, BCOT>, SHEffi'. BI.AIJKEIS 1 WtS AND CKILDREIJ .. , Gi~eon a n~ I can' t I think 40u ouQht to ca ll him Thornd4ke Gr ul111? 7-'> . - ------- -~- By ART SANSOM -A~D DeDUCT 1 J~ST FIRI>D iHE" ReTAIL NICKle~OSG DOWJJ I~ THI! BORN LOSEI PRICE Of-OJE' SPORT\~ 6Ca\S"! S&~D ..OL.F CLUE!! KIM HIS PM- DICK TRACY . ( '" ' ~, """· '"" TM Ill twt 01+ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THOP.NDIKE POKED ONE WITH A STitl<j WHO .t.liiTATED THE SKUNK? e>liT Y'll W\.1. "''AI<E IT EFFEN Y'CAN .JeGT KEEP ct.AfMH~ 'llL I CAt-! ~\\IE 'K>U A AAH:l, HAHC< ON. NOW I~ SWIN~ OJGHT T'DO IT. •! IF THI:SE Dt.Rt-1 VINEti .. .. .SEEING'S HOW -.QJ'RE n<' IW:K· BON!' CIF TH!IR LUNCI-tEON CLUB eNTERTAINMENT '~B~H - BUT COMMITTEE.' I'M IOETTING FEP UP WITH '!HIS MODVIAN MEN'S WOICI<EON O.US BUSINESS: ABBIE AND SLATS MAJOit 8i~OO'S lfoAV6E BUT 'IOO'VE GoT No PI.ACE TO GO. LEASTWAYS, PASSEO WIII•E IT'S LIGWT OUT. :llJST SIMMER DOWN, BOY. WE'I.l IY THE HOUSETFAAHK, HE GOOLD JUS Be VISITING IN lOWN ! ABBII AND JLATS FIGURE OOT SOMETHING .' By SCHULZ I THOU6HT t'D BETIER LEAVE eefOt* I LOST Mil COO!. ... }, ly SCHULZ ANI) U!OEV!R ~~ IN 1M!" PI.ACf ~~~lim! WINNIE WINKLI By BRANNER 00 . DARLING_FOR A MOMENT YOU LOOKED ~ U51 LIKE MY McmtE~ , COM! !eE ¥.>!AT WENDY BROUGHT MOTliER ~A '!OUNG! Gl~l.. WITH HER BA6Y· SITII'I6 ~iT'/-=---..... MONEY. By IIALJIH WAKE Ul', SYLVESTER' T~ 1 "TIOi li COMIN' INI WE GOTTA M();£! th• ....."""".....- 'Thalli H&nJ for you! tiok:frolri ellt mi~M an• . Clff to tile lllld trlpal" ' . . . __ .. __ • ,, -~- ' . ' '· ' ' '· ·' ,, ' '\ t ..... ' ' . ~;' �I'~ • . Lemey Welcomed Upon Return th~twoev'!~rs:S.;. planned by Potluck Dinner 0 Rutland, Rock Springs Charges the wscs with Mrs. Faye Sau· Is Enjoyed by twy members of congrega· J. Lemley at the Rutland er, president, serving as c)lair· ··••--· of the Rutland and Rock [Methodist Church social rooms man. . ' Church Class ~Dally Sentinel, PonierGy·:Middleport, 0., July 5, 1968 About MiddJeport · .r!~~~ ~:":!:': Jun~ D • - . h I F St t OVIS 0 aug ters n our a es For Summer Studies and Activities The four daughters of'Dr. IDd Mrs. J. J. Davis, Ash-st, Middleport, are attending schools and wo.rl<shop-• in as many states Ibis sumr.~er. Charlene, a student at I he Rhode Island School of Design, ;, attending the summer sessioo at Ohio University In Alb· ens while her sister, Diana is studyng at a Speech and Ora· ::: .:. cl\ndren and Mrs. VJi'gll RoUib of Weat ::d~l;:~ :~· ~ rna Institute at West Virginia Unlverslly in Morgantown, for three weeks. She was • taken there_ by Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barmt>. Another daughter, Elaine, li auending a summer seJDinar on aoclal studies and related subjects on the CHSSI program at De Pauw University . at Greencastle, lodlana. She was taken there by her father. Joyee Davis is again atteod· Jiig the eight :week course of the brterlochen Music Camp at Interlochen Michigan. She at· tended the' camp last year where she was an outstapdlng student. She waa taken there by Mrs. Davis and Mlsa carol Bachtel. They were accompan· led as far as Fostoria by the former's mother, Mrs. H. E. Bush, who visited there with Mr. and Ms. Joe Wedge. Dr. and Mrs. Davis will spend the next several weeks In a quiet home Clark and all ot Tup pers Plains; Mr. ~ Mrs. Lar ry Roush and daughter, WI& ter Haven, Fla.; Mr. and Mrl Frank Sisson and children Mr and Mrs Denzil Goegle~ Mr. and Mr; Floyd Spence p · . ~ and Mrs. Rol> ,;m;ro~f ·and ehlldren of Che& ~ the host and hosteu M' ad Mrs Virgil Roush r. an · 8011, Don_._ _ __ Methodist Churches at-[ on Thursday. Rev. Lemley Is A potluck supper was enJoy-~ a reception for Rev. c. returning for his thifd year at ed at 7 p.m. with grace by Rev · A 6:30 potluck dinner at Lemley. The refreshment table home of Mrs. Ben · was centered with a hu g e preceded the regular cake decorated in pink a n d of the Happy Harvesters Mrs. Della Carnahan bas green with lettering, "Welcome of the Federated church been rel~ased · from Bucyrus Back." The cake was flanked Iday evening_ Rev. Wilbur Community Hospital and 18 at with green candles. The cake 1 rin asked grace. the home of her son, Delbert FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFO'RTI was served with ice cream at R 'b 1 .d t 1 Carnahan at Mentor, Olllo. the close of the meal. Mrs. Henry ~~ e' p~esi_ en' Leo Ken~edy, Jr . received was m charge ol the usm~ss his degree m educaiio~ at R10 Vernon Weber was master of . sessiOn. Chalfman for serving Grande in June and will teach eeremonies for the program , dinners to the Lions club were In the Meigs Local School sy· that mcluded congregatiOnal 1 named and mclude, July 6, Mrs_ stem this fall. He is a graduate Cl b _ s inging with Mrs. Jacob Schill· Neutzling; July 13, Mrs. Phil of Middleport High School Sew-Rite U MIDDLEPORT, 0. ing, pianist; expressiOns ol ap- Meinhart; July 20, Mrs. Louis resides on Beech St. with Meetl Recently ~iii!:iii!:iii!:iii!:iii!:iii!:ii:::::::ii:::::::iii!:ii:::::::iii!:iiii:iiiiii:iiiii!:i::ii===~ preciation of the miniSter's re-- Reibel: July 27, Mrs .. Fred Des- wife and son, Tony. The Sew • Rile Sewing_ club i tum by Edgar Abbott for Rock sauer, Mrs. Max Memhart and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault met receptly at their c I U b Springs and Mrs. Everett Col· Mrs. Benta Wolfe ; and August son. Todd, Springfield,. room wltlr)tr~. Ronald Brownwell for the Rutland charge, 3, Mrs. L B. Weed, the holiday here with his lng as !los~, and so~~~· "W~~ Should He Love A round robin card and a , ents, Mr. and Mrs. William . Mrs. Elza j)l)more Jr., P~ Me So! and Th~. Best Thmgs gift was sent to Mrs. Clara i and family. Mr . and Mrs. E. W. Agre of Bided at a shOrt business se.. m Life are Free,_ by Vern?n Karr who is 111 in Veterans The Rev. Dale Van Meter Morris Plains, N. J . who spent slon. Mrs. Harold Hood, pres!· I Weber, accompanied by his -~ Memorial Hospital. Plans were Norman Van Meter were several days with her parents, dent, was reported m Holzer daughter , Donna. made for serving refreshments ed here due to the death of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Salser of Oak Hospital for observation. Plan• YOU CAN Highlight of the program I at the Guild meeting, July 27. brother, FranciS Van Meter. Grove and her sister and brower~ d1s~ussed lor the annual the presentation of a mon- Games were played with priz· While here they called on thelf ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hil· family picnic, the date to be :yastree of $107.50 to Rev . and es awarded to '>Irs. Henry Rei· aunt, Mrs. Charles McNamee _ ton Wolfe , Racine, spent an announced. Plan~ were also M Lemley The ciosmg pray· bel Mrs. Phil Williamson, Mrs. Cindy White, daughter of Mr. evening with her aunt, Mrs. spent Sunday at Bidwell with discussed for an ICe cream socer"~as give~ by Rev. Lemiey.[De~sauer and Mrs. Wolfe. and Mrs. Willi~m White, Wash- Robert Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saunders ial. The traveling prize was . Homemade ice cream and cake ington, D. C., IS the summer Mrs. Philip Felger and daugh. and family and Mrs . Ernest awarded to Mrs. Don Mullen. Chairmen were Mrs. Hichard were served by the hostesses, guest of her grandparents, Mr. ter, Evelyn of Toledo visited carpenter, and attended a A dessert course was served Lucas and Denms Weber, Mrs. Neutzling and Mrs. Har· and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Saturday evening, with Mrs. birthday dinner honoring Mrs. by the hostess to the above nan>chairs ; Mrs. Vernon Weber, ry Canterbury. Mr _ and Mrs. Robert McEI- Jed Webster Sr. Carpenter. A decorated cake ed and Mrs. Wilham Gaddis, FOR AUTO LOANS .. I• flowers and Mrs. John Colwell hinny of Jeffersonville, I n d. Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Jr. and home made ice cream were Mrs. Donald Collins, Mrs. Tom and Miss Linda Stafford, hevspent the weekend here at their of Columbus were holiday week· served with a turkey dinner. Gr11eser, Mrs. Raymond Baity, That "new car feeling" is hard erages. KridRrs are Hostl home in Middleport and with end guests of their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Walter Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. to beat, but easy to get,i"uur friends and relatives. and Mrs_ George Korn Sr. and and Melinda and Suella of ToEdward Wells. Mrs. Donald quick, easy Auto Loan gives you At Sunday Dinnf'r Mr. and Mrs. Roger Coats, Mrs. John Thomas. ledo are the guests of her moth- McKnight and Mrs. Willard the money at the lowest rates, Winchster, Ind., and Miss Wan· Miss Ramora Boice of Dayl<'n ed Mrs. John Smith. Boyer. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krl· W.- UII -. with payments to fit your budda Coats, Indianapolis, In d. spent the weekend with her pa"· Mr. and Mrs. Russell Krider entertained with a get. Then you just walk out and . TONIGHT P.ICNIC PLANNED holiday weekend ents, Dr. and Mrs . R. E. Boice. and granddaughter, Jeneen Sunday at their home in Syra- spent the "TICKLE ME 4' buy your car for cash! We cerden cuse. Guests were, Mr . and with Mrs. Robert Coats and Miss Joyce Williamson of Searls of Findlay were weekeod Oommiltee memb~rs. Elvis Presley tainly make buying a new car Julie Adams Mrs. Clyde Raines and Karen son, Stephen Coats. Columbus spent the holiday guests of his parents, Mr. and mothers and parents of Cub (COLOR) easy, don't we? Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Krider. Scout Pack 248, met recently at and Penny Sue of Elsmere, Ky.: -andand son, Micky visited in BeckGeorgia WiJJiamson and other Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines the DAV hail for a planning Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pecora and "HlGH WlND IN JAMAICA" and Karen and Penny Sue, Els- session. Plans were made for Peggy and Mike and Kathy ley, W. Va. recently with Mr. relatives. Anthony Quinn (Color) and Mrs. R. L. Zeigler and lam· Mrs. Clyde Jones has return- mere, Ky. and Peggy Pecora the annual picnic to be held Lahr of Columbus; Mr. ily, and Mrs. Harriett Daven- ed home after a visit with rela· and Kathy Lahr of Columbus, Sunday, July 10 at Forked Run Mrs. Bernest Bruch and WED.-THUR.-FRI. bert, MI. Vernon; and Mr. port. Uves in New Brighton, Pa. were weekend guests of Mr . Lake at 4 p.m. Those attend· July 6-7-8 Mrs. John Krider and Joelta Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chapman and Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Krider. ing are to take meat and anoth'WHAT'S NEW PUSSY CAT' Peter Sellers and John of Long Bottom. Mrs. Homer Jones, South Third Harry Shroads of New Brighton, Monday afternoon guests of er dish. Table service and Peter O'Toole Calling in the afternoon Ave, were Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Pa. and Mrs. Blanche Blowers Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Krider drink will be provided by the (Color) were Elsworth Dill, C he s t e r vin Myers and son, and John- of Wadsworth, Ohio were boll· were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Skeen Pack. Ail den mothers, Cub -andWE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Road: and Mrs. Robert Lark· ny DeMain of Columbus. "THE REWARD" day weekend guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Elaine Rowle~ of Sccuts and those who will he Yvette Minieux ins nnd Roberta IDd Jerry and Mrs. Lillian Steil! _Is a pa· Mrs. Guy Rusaeil aod Mrs. Rjpley, w. Va., Mrs. Ben Rain· eight years of age by SeptemMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP {Color) Mrs. Carl Fitch, Long Bottom. tient at Holzer Hosp1tal m Clyde Jones. t$ Elsmere, Ky., and Mr. and ber aod their parents are invitlipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rein! ~s. Bernest Bruch and Del· ed to attend. Mrs. Charles McNamee Is hart and family of Jackson sJ!j!ll\ bert, MI. Vernon. patient at Holzer Hospitsl the holiday weekend with their Miss Martha Genheimer of ARRIVES FOR VISIT Gallipolis._ Mrs. C. H. Wise parents, Mrs. WU!iam Reinhart Columbus was the weekeud Marine Lance Corporal Stan· Mrs. Cecil Bradhory are and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown. guest of he!' aunt, Misses Ada ley R. Lemley, w_ho spent 15 her. _ Tommy, Bruce and Paul Reed and Lucretia Genheimer. months at Chu Le1, Viet N~m, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. WISe, Jr. are speoding three weeks at Mrs. Robert Warner, Mrs. arrived last week for a Ylsll of Waverly sped! the holiday Nag's Head, N.C. with their ·Elsie Roush Misses Luretia with his parents, Mr. aod Mrs. weekend here with relatives in- aunt, Mrs. Mae Meadows. and Ada Geiilieimer and guest, Har~ld W. Lemley, and fa'"!ly. eluding Mrs. Charles McNamee Fred crow and Ted Reed were Miss Martha Genhelmer enjoy· He will report to Cherry Pomt, and Mr. C. H. Wise Sr. and In Charleston, W. Va. Friday, ed a picnic Sunday, at Forked N. C. on August I, for 1ls Miss Ruth Wise. to m~t Mra, Crow who arrived I.Run=~La~k~e.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~m~o~n~ths;;_d;;;u;;Otyi..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Miss Marianne Woodgerd, by plant after a visit at Nag's Oolumbus, spent the weekend Head, N.C. with her parents, Mr. aod Mrs. Misses Leda Mae and RoberHarald Woodgerd. ta Kraeuter spent the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Wallale Long weekend at Cedar Point and son, Jim, Cleveland, were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seba and recent guests of Miss Nina (!lr. and Mrs. Glen 0. Pratt and we've found 1 RusselL son Greg of Indianapolis, Ind. Weeuend guests of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Albert HedinMrs. William Slater and Mrs. ger of Logan, W. Va. were holi· Fred Cabeen were Mr. and day weekend guests of Mr. and Afew pennies 1 Mrs. Hanley Cone and dangh· Mrs. John Seho aod family. ter, Vicky; Joe Cabeen and Mrs. Mary Whlppel returned i for Miss Mary Ambro; and Mr. and Sunday, to the home of her Mrs . Thomas Watkins and son daughter and son-in-law, Mr. of Columbus. and Mrs. John Goell Jr., after Mrs. John Parsons and cl>ll· a three wee~s visit with rela· dren, Jeff and Julie of Colum· lives In Columbus. wAlla•• n pu• bus have spent the past week Mr. and Mrs. Joha Prunty CHOOSE FROM THESE: here with her parents, Mr . and and family of Columbus were Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. They Sunday gueats of Mr. and Mrs. were joined for the holiday John Goett Jr., and Tommy. weekend by Mr. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rmoat Mr. and Mrs. Henry N u II, and son Philip returoed to their WOMENS Crooksville, spent the holiday home, Monday morn weekeod with her father, Mr. log, after a weekend visit with Clarence Clark. her mother, Mra. Dessle PatMr. and Mrs. Richard terson. and daughter, Lora, Belpre, Mrs. Dessle Patterson and tted over the weekend a-ts, Mr. and Mrs. ~hUip Rex· LOAFER- OXFORDS their parents, Mr. and Mrs. roat and Philip were Sunday dinWilbur Harm!ng and family ner guests of Delbert and Ted Mrs. Max Roller. Patterson, Great Bend. Bridget Goble entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and with a swimming party at granddaughter, Usa Kay Jell, home Friday In honor of her Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson booseguest, Cindy Smith of and Kelly and Terri of Pomeroy S.N-M Widths Upolis. Refreshments of brown- and Verne Davis, Middleport, WHILE IT'S STILL SUMMERI les, punch and polato were served during the after· Goble with the party. eLinLE HEELS eFLATS eSTACKS noon. T!Iose attending were Discontinued Styles Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· ya Ohlinger, Mary KraW8Czyn, doo of Huntington, W. Va. viseHI HEELS eMID HEELS and Barbara Anthony and Brid- Ited over the bollday weekend get. She was alllliated by Mrl. with their parents, Mr. aDd Mrs. James Brewington, Middleport, PRICES FROM and Mr. and Mrs. Luckeydoo of New Haven. Wilbur Hanning baa been returned to his bome Ill Bradbury THIS WEEKS SPECIAL! LAST TIME TONIGHT from University Hospital In <Jo. lumbaJ where he has been a "INSIDE DAISY <:LOVIR" . . . BONES r WlllTES PASTELS CTechnlcolqr) WOMENS & CHILDRENS patleDI fer the past week fo r NowaitiDrl No wiabin,l Como Ia and .,_ Natalie Wood cOo aU IIUfgery. Jte Is recuperating 1lodd1 Ill w your 1.- todll}'. We'll put that moot W.WIIIy 18tlsfactorily at home. ColorCIcarpet In )'OUr boma far u little u • ,., dollan dcnnl. Julia Fleming of Lowen, ADd ..'U uraup far mod..t montbl,y ~ Ohio, IDd Mr. and Mrs. George Wodnotdoy 1nd Thundoy July 6-7 Mosley of Mal!ksburs, were plomwd to ouit you. Vlolt ua now far eompiete NOTDPIN Priced For S1le At_ $2.95 • $3.9S • $4.95 recent auests of Mr. and Mn. iletaiia Clll thil COIIVaDant, lnaapouin W1,1 to William King. Miss Fleming II Discontinued Styles Friday and s.turtloy -.ioJ 1118 iwalr)' ol LM uarpot wblle ;vou pq. the Deputy G1'811d Matroo of July.., "THI HIROIS 0 .. District 25, Order of the EastTIUMARK" ern Star and Mr. and Mra. King -Tecbnlcolor<Klrk Doullu lllchold HarriJ are worthy matron and wor· thy pa!On of Ev1111ellne ChapFMtu2ND FLOOR ter, OES. SUNDAY, MONDAY Mrs. LUUan McGhee visited •J~I-:lf:~t.' ncently In Belle, W. ~~- with •A PATCH 0.. ILUI" relatives and allo In Flatwoods, 81d1181 J'ollier · -rb•ten Ky., with her sisters, Mrs. l-----Sh-eiiJ..-"-..J· Ida NeU. . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _ • ' NOW AIR CONDITIONED RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Ar d oun About Pomeroy e ENJOY COOKour ':t LEAN ON US uasoh Drive-In Though our budgefs sman way to carpet our home with ease. day Is au lllat we pay SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY JULY 6 •• 9 A.M. HUSH PUPPIES ~!.';; ____ SALE$,.88 u~ h••••• FAMOUS NAME SHOES • WILLIAMS e MISS AMERICA • HUSH PUPPY • ROBIN HOOD • KEDS e ENDICOn JOHNSON ~wleES Cinelnoatl, eKEDEnES SALI ••• Of Hot Weather Shoes MEIGS THEATRE -..- CANVAS pr. $1.99 O~FORDS 2 pr. $3.85 KEDS - KEDEmS THE SH E B MIDDLEPORT, OH'IO I' - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY at y • enttne • \ and ··lialiQnal • llae WORLD 'j}f.' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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