https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/59823d5eb924c36d32d5aa0f1035f00d.pdf ed2756133b2be27c09bfe42809cf1065 PDF Text Text ,. . I. , (') '1 ·'· ~~ ·\ · About Middle)JOrt ..eekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rlchanl Pickens wer< Mr. and Mrs. Chari., Pickens ~ ind son, Bruce, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickens, Baltimore, Md .. and their sister, Mrs. Paul Kautz and daughlers of Columbus; also Mr. end Mrs. Jan Haurk and chi!- ~ dren, Brent and Brenda of Colwnbus. They also visited in . Mason, W. Va. with Mrs. Mar1 garet Pickens and Mr and 1 Mrs. Bill Thomas where a fam-~ lly picnic was held. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing and daughter. Judy, Clevelanct, were recent guests of her motller, Mrs. J. K. Smith and olh· er relatives. Riehard Pickens is ·a surgical patient a! Meigs General Hospital. Mrs. Walter Athey is a patient at Holzer Hospital for ub· servation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly aDd son, Tommy. and Mrs. Vincent Dabo spent Salurday in Columbus. Weekend visitors with Mr. lnd Mrs. Albert Roush and ·lamily were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roush and daughter, thy, Newton Falls; Mr. and Mrs. LarrY Flowers, ColumbLIS; Mrs. Gamet Herdman, Mrs. James Mathefly, and family, Gary and lim, and Mrs. Alta Miller, Le:>n, W. Va. \ -r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush and family of Des Moines, Iowa, nave arrived for a visit with 11is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee lousb and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch md sons, Steven and David ol Wheeling, W. Va., >pent the weekend with their parents, Mr. onrl Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mr. md Mrs. John Seines. Miss Elaine Davis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Davis, bas returned from a seminar at liJe Patiw University in Greeotastle, Ind. She was returned home by her mother. who was occompanied on the lrip by !lean Barnitz and Mrs. 0. B. ltout. Mrs. Stout at~ended the aniversity there several years BETHEL 6Z MEETS Belll•l No. 82 of the lnternalionai Order of Job's Daughters met Monday evening at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, wilh Linda Lyons , honored queen. presiding. Plans were made to a'ttend church services at the Gro:al B•nd Methodisl church Sunday, Augusl 7, at 9:30a.m., ahd for a school of instruction Monday, August 8. All officers md th~ choir are to meet at :he Pomeroy Masonic Temple Wednesday, Augusl 3, at 5 p. n. for practice. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris This Week End in the Womens Ready To e Chane! No. 5 oou de Co log no eMy Sin IOU doLonvln Cologne e Tobu Cologne By Dank • A:r,...o 11u de Lonvln Co log no Wear Department on the 2nd Floor - We Are Having ASale of WOMENS UNIFORMS CLEANUP SALE CORDUROY PILLOWS 12" size - round and square box aha~. Fllllnf Polyurethane Foam, Red, Melon, Beige, G<lld. .... 69c $5.95 Uniforms-- $4.00 $6.95 Uniforms $7.95 Uniforms·- $6.00 $8.95 Uniforms-- $7.00 .-;<.oo HOUSE BROOMS STICK-ON PLASTIC Tbe modem broom for the modern kitchen. Made 18'' wide, good selection lolo of 100% broom com. Light in wight. Sturdily COD· structed for extra wear. patterns. Decorate! everythinjl. $10.00 and $1G.9S Uniforms lndlano Mold ALL VINYL $1.39 39c r•rd • • 69c $12.95 and $13.95 Uniforms • Printed Sailcloth • 45" width - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALEI INFANTS & TODDLERS MIAMI 3 Nlahtl ta Get rour ••nr aiACH Boel Todai'- Uabe.u...abl• bat Tme Cl.l'IPII~ Ill W. Mtlll DAI IT'ATIOII lt., ,..,.._.., Ollie !• PILLOW CASES Crawlers--Sun Suits Diaper Sets Sizes small, medium, large and 9-12 or 18 months. A good 1eleclion of styles. $1.00 SUN SUITS SALE T7c $1.69 SUN SUITS SALE $1.28 $1.9S CRAWLERS-PLAY SUITS $1.68 $2.95 DIAPER SETS.CRAWLER SETS $2.1. 0 $3.95 NEVER IRON DIAPER SETS $2.50 $1 OO 100% cotton. fine seectlon of colorful printed de· signs. Size 40x36. ·Stripes In Gold - Blue - Green - Pink - Orchid. Large 22x44 inch size, 2 for Fine combed 100% rotton. Drlp-drl crease resistant finish. ',8" - ¥•" - ;) .. - 1" checks. Preshrunk. Vat colors. All colors. Sol• DISH TOWELS 3 for $] OO Choose stripe~, cheeks, lloral patterns. Colorful, aboorbenl All Bli l~x30 QUALITY CUSTOM DRAPERIES $]CO 49c 39c "• 69c 99c $1.74 $1.49 $2.27 $1.49 17c 17e $1.49 99c 17c $1.27 $2.10 $2.44 SUO FOR TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS While Tlu!U IAII $100 ..... pair MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 12x12 inches DRESS PRINTS Subjects by Well Known Artlats. Seucapea - Horm - SUD Life - Landsca~ - Portraits - Street Scenes. FOR THIS 00 SAL I 4 for $1.00 Rejular 39c and 49c qual· DRESS UP SLACKS 85% Cotton, 15'11. 480 Nylon. Tapered. Slim Fitting, Wp Huuing, ww RiR. Woru withoul a boll No cuHs. Solid eolors: black; lode:n: ~reef!. wheat. . ily, COMFY BED RESTS Corduroy and ijrlghl Splashy Florals loll "Chapel Hill" 55·Pieco 6ervlco for 8 Stainless Steel FLATWARE SETS .... 92 pc. Chapel Hill Service for 12. Stainless Steel Flatware Sets. $]8 95 I $6 00 $1.00 8 - 2 0c. knives, 16 teaspoolUI, 8 eacb aoup spoolUI, forks, salad or dessert fork, plua 2 tablespoolUI, 2 pierced spoons, 1 cold meat fork, I gravy ladle, I pastry server. Complete with gift box. HI THROW-AWAY BAGS For AU Vacuum Cleanen .... 79cpk•. S,OCIIIPurcho• Victorian Charm Pattern 82 pc. Service for 8. Stainless Steel Flatware Seta. MEN'S ATTACHE CASES ~9 95 .oat HousowarH Dept.-hi Floor Re-New1, Jle.Flnisbes, ~ Alpbalt Tile, Rubber Tlle, VInYL Linoleum, Wood, Cement, Lu-. Golden Slor Mo..Oie MARBlE POLISH brilbt and beautiful floor In 20 to 30 minutes. Willi Keeps marble llowlnll A modem profasfonal form· u1a to eleou, poUsb and proteet morble-top loble&. 8 ounce size. ~ 00a quart 98c Terruo Flooring, A Salel ~IRS Smart patterns and colors you 'U want to try "Bandana"- "Crystal Palace." $1.98 BATH TOWELS SALE PRICE $1 .59 ll9c MATCHING HAND TOWEL 69c 49c WASH CLOTHS 39c $3 66 HARDKOTE FLOOR GLAZE wearing. Cannon and Fieldcrest BATH TOWELS 95 fRIDAY SATURO Y SALI Take Advontoge Now of the Sole PrlcH On '\ Well made - good han· dles and Joclu. Black and Sun Tan $].95 l'urnltuA Dept. on the 2nd & 3rd floora. Eorly French American - Modom Tredltlonol Provlnclol. - Recliners - Rock.O.Loungera - Swivel Roclco,._ Platform Roclcora - TV Swivel Chairs Mrs. Choirs ond Occ... lonol Chairs - Mr. Ottoman. $259.00 MR. & MIS. CHAIRS & OTTOMAN SALE $219.00 $221.00 MR. & MRS. CHAIRS & OTTOMAN SALE $199.00 SALI $141.00 $179.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER SALI $134.00 $169.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER SALE $124.00 1159.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGIIt SALE $111.00 $139.00 RECLINER SALE $109.00 $139.00 RICLINIR SALI $99.00 $11f.~ ROCK.Q.LOUNGER-RICLINIRS SAU $11.00 $109.00 SWIVIL ROCKERS SALE $14.00 af9,00 SWIVliL ROCKERS SALI $76.00 $39.00 SWIVEL ROCKIII $79.00 PL.j\TFORM RDCKIII-ItiCLINIRI SALI $dd.OO $74.00 IWIVIL RDCKIRS SALI $62.011 SALI $56.00 169.111 SWlV.IL ROCKIQ SALII52.00 164.00 PLATI'ORM IOCKIII SALI $41.00 $59.00 TV IWIYIL CHAIRI IALI $44.00 154.00 SWIWL ROCKIRI . • tho ~ Selection of Fobrlca end Colora of ,_ W erful VoluH. 3 PC. PYREX Claar bowl seta for mlxlnf, bating, servinf. 1~ pint, 1~ quart, 3 quort $2 49 • II$ P.~-----CENTf~ v:'.;'v(J ;J. J I l ,. ' ' Ripley Firm Low Bidder For Addition Two Thrown Screaming To Deaths Die, Dozens d" w!de, 91 'ro Spun Rayon, 9% Silk MatellaL Maehlne washable. Drip Dry, CI'Ollse Resiotant. Colors: Black, White, Blue. Green. $1.00 BRUCE FIVE MINUTE WAX REMOVER Remove. old wu: from tltcben Ooors. For Vnyl, tile, linoleum or any non wood floor. No mlxln1. It really worka. I quart, 6 fi. OL 98c 1 yard UQUID PLUMR Fast action! No miJ!nlno odor. No boillnll. Jle. moves organic matter, lll'OISe, papeT, balr, lint. Keeps dnia& elean and free flowing. 98c Drive Out To Our Worohou10 on Mochonlc Sti'Ht. We are having special sale prices on all of the Lawn Mowers and other lawn equipment - dependable quaUty, Bargain pricea at Elberfelds warehouse on llecbanlc Street. Install Window Cleaner Sprayo ODl Wipes .offl lluJ to Ul! 15 Qllnce Qse, 69c .• ,. BY BOB WINGETT COLUMBUS - P. E. IJ.a~ter, director of the state department of highways, indicated Thursday that the proposed relocation project of a section of Rt. 33 in Meigs County will be sold on schedule . Masheter, meeting here with a delegation of Meigs citizens said the project would be sold Sept. 7. 'Phe Rt. 33 re-location is in litigation with a pro· perty owner seeking an Injunction against closure of an access township road. "With the assurance that we will get the whole· hearted backing of the county commisslonen;, we will proceed on the basis of selling the project on September 7,'' said Masheter. ·- Kenneth McElhinny, president ginia, l>ut reported if It were o1 the board of Meigs county l>uilt. Ohio would provide apcommissioners, one of the dele- proaches and a suitable high· gation pledg~d the commis- way network to it. sion's support. Mr. Maslleter, ln answer to Spo: -,man for the delegation a question by bridge promoter was Pomeroy Attorney Fred Olin Boothe of Pomeroy, said W. Crow, who at the outset told . his department has never re· ; f\~ ~ · · r, "We desperately ' ceived a communication from need it sold.'' State of West Virginia on the The Rt. 33 project Is a sec- pr2posed projet~l. that the two states share • . f. It Is a ques mn of lwo states sign costs tion of apprOlumate 1Y. I v e getting together," said Meigs . belw~n the lairgrounds Rep. Ralph Welker. Present at tile conference at Ro"k Sprmgs and Darwm. Masheter agreed to contact were State Highway n,.,,.,.,m ..,tl Mr. and Mrs. George_ Carpe~, Burl Sawyers. head of the officials Masheter aDd SPEAKERS - Joanna Council and Bob Miller are Bedford Twp., have ~led Smt West Virginia Highway Depart· Wilson, State Senator two Rutland people who spoke. Bob and his brother agamst Ute county see mg to ment, and report that Ohio is C. Collina, W. C. Welch, · have the Miller Brothers store in Rutland, hard hit by prevent closure of : tow~shof. willing to cooperate if West or of Area Development De· the floods. Mrs. Council has been active among Rutland I ro~d tha~ borders e rog t-o Virginia is interested. parlment of the Columl>us and 1 propThose new . ~ecladles in organizing local action. j w v of Booth reported that some de- Southern Ohio Electric Co.; -- lion of Rl. 33. e commossoon- . . t •• d · A Carl Dahlbert director Soutll1 ers last month voted to close ciSion mus IJC rna e m u. , . ' . h h' h d gust of this year 11 the Corps of Ieastern Ohoo Regoonal Councol; the road after t tede og wayl •· Engineers Is to redesign lhe Paul R. O'Brien, secretary of partmenl subrrut a pet lion facility so a bridge can be COil- 111e Board of tr us tees of 0 h'to · requesting the action. . University ·· Rep · Welker• cum~ structed on 1t. BRIDGE MATI'ER missioner McElhinny, Joe StoMasheler also discussed at West Virginia officials earlier bart, treasurer of the Southern length the proposal that a said al a meeting ol the Meigs Development Corporation; Pete bridge be constructed over the Community Improvement Cor- Lebo:d, Ohio Power Company new Racine Locks and Dam. poratkJn that the cost for de- area development . R'e "Indicated Oblo would- not s!i.l)ll)g.Jl!e rioii'dam lol' a·pro- repr~w.tatjve; Attorney. Crow share In the cost of construct- posed bridge wlliild tots! .-o;. and Mr. Bootlle; 1!8rold Talbot. ing tile bridge witll West Vir- 000. West Virginia proposes Ohio Attorney General's office. $1.69 SILKARA ION AMI Mixing Bowl Sets .' Large Size Pidures lOY'S PERMANENT I'RESS SMALL GIOUI' ;~o Masheter Promised Fullest Cooperation of Commission ate $8 !ncb Size. HAND TOWELS TO MATCH Size 15x25 inches ___ 3 for $1.00 $12 OFF NOW.:~.20% FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 ~ SALE! $9.95 AND $10.95 OUitom Drape-riel! made to your order. An1 exact width or lenatlt made to measure wttb custom details. Solids, Prints, Fiberglar, Dacron, Orlon1, Antique Salin, Boucl.., ek. Brint yollf" window measurements. $1 OO POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO --.,., ...• 54c 54c 73c 39c LAMP SHADES 54" length - talloredSolo NO. 62 "".so . Rt. 33 Relocation 'Go' Se~f~mher _r . ' 7r - ONE GROUP brtght patterns. SOc rd. '· 1 $2.95 Plastic BATHROOM CURTAINS CANNON TERRY On Sole In the Infants Dop~rtmont on the lat Floor BATH TOWELS o polr I ~i tho Roody To Weor doporlmlfll on tho 2nd floor. Sale! Checked Gingham enttne '//. Girls and Womens SUMMER WEAR SMALL LOT • ...... 1~9,,,./'l -----------------~------------------~--------------------------------~------------------------------~--------------------------------------_; ~1.% Thot wo oro Hlling for half of tho regular prlco In lolo ·• j ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4.,, ....__________________________ fivE VOL XV , 111 ON SALE! A GROUP OF washable patterns. Florals and provln- cial prints. PRINTED Kodak Vorlchromo l'on POm (Bioo:k·Whlh) 70c V.P. 616 Yorich"""' Pon Pllm 70c V.P. 116 Vorlchromo Pan Pllm 11.10 V.P. 122 Vor1chromo Pan Fllin .' SSe V.P. 620 SSe V.P 127 .Sc V,P, 126-12 SSe V.P. 120 _ ISc Kodok Plu..x Pan Film No. I 35-20 15c Kodak Tri·X Pan Film No. TX 135-io $1.25 Kodak Ektochromo-X PUm No. IX620 $2.15 Kodak Ektoch.-X Film EXIU-20 $1.95 Kodochromo II Pllm No. K135·20 $2.75 Kodochromo II Pllm No. K13546 $1.95 Kodachrome V F. No. KX135-20 $1.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX620 $1.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX127 $1.95 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX 126-20 $1.25 Kodacolor Film No. CXI26-12 11.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CXI20 $1.60 Kodocolor·X Film No. CXII6 $2.45 Kodochromo II Film (Ooyllght and Photolloodl $2.95 Kodochromo II Supor I Pllm $4.15 Kodochromo II lmm Mogollno NDDVIR RUG SHAMPOO • Brightens rug colors ISafe-()dorlea • Coneentrated-lllka over 2 pllons · Quort lilt Be Thrifty! ••. Always Save Your Saleslips from • • • •· luy 1tt •••..,. Gu am! Gel rre. ' Dnored To 7'1w lntere.ll Of TJ.. Mei,..Muon .4rea With school out - vacation time - camp Ume relltlvea coming home - lt'1 a good Ume to Wte pictures. You'll find a complete ael~on of Film In the Camera Department on the tat floor at tbeae sale prlcea. AU genuine Kndak Camera Film. Once a year 'fl•cial- In spiUproof flacanette. Well known makes - The most popular styles Two piece styles - shifts -Regular styles -Belled Styles - Pleat,ed Skirt Styles. Cottons - DacronsJerseys. Rayon and Cottons. Junior Sizes 5 to 15, Misses Sizes 12 to 20, Half Sizes 141> to 24\>. Also extra sizes. Aboul 600 uniforms for this sale. Use Elberfelds Sensible Credit Service •.• When Purchasing Furniture, Floor Coverings, Appliances, TV's, Stereos, lawn Mowers. 4 Dan '. e Take Lots Of Pictures This Summer and · Save On All Of Your Film NMda at ELBERFELDS JULY SALE! SALE! CANNON 89c I' JY' /, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Yo~r Fa~ily Shopping .Center·· Furniture and Floor Coverings,. Refrigerators, Stoves; Washers, Dryers, Radios, tV's, Stereos, Records, Luggage, Draperies, Home Furnishings, Wearing AppareJ for Your Family- Open Friday Night until8 and Saturday Night until9 .1{!0-. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk ond son, Bobby, ha.e relurned 10 their home in Urbana after spending the weekend here with 1tr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail ~iller. They were accompanied 1ome by Jerry Coleman who •ill spend tile week with them ond also visit with Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Smith and family. Mrs. Richarrl Hovatter and daughter, Ore, -na, Mrs. Diane Hartinger and son. Scott Har· tinJer. and Marilyn Stumbo. !pent tile holiday weekend :enUy at Virginia Beach. Tll"e ~re-kindergarten class ~ !llll'bt by Mrs. ~~~~!J!ind assistanls, ~ak~ liil t tour of tile James ritus firm near Rutland this Oieek whm IIIey saw the -,ocks that are on the farm. They llso 'ifere laken on a tour of the local A & P supermarket by Mr. 8. F. Parmalee, manager. Dave Wiley, who is employ!d at Gajion, Ohio. spent the cecenl 'bQii!}ay weekend wi!.~ ,Is parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Dick iiJ.l;y; Dave Is an engineering •/ .StJ.Ient' at Ohio University ' Md is working as a railroad fireman for the summer from Gal 1)1( 10 Marion. . ' - ELBERFELDS.·1·N PO,M -EROY $149 GOP Demands Whole Story In Beer Baron's Rich Gift �, Record 114 lVIissions Flown SAIGON (UP!) -U S planes flew a record llt miSSions ovur North V1et Nam Thursday, dodgmg Communist MIG Jets til• and sur!ace-to-rur (SAM! m10· •lies m act1on rangmg lo w1thm II miles of Hanu1. American F I m1btarv spokesmen disclosed ' ' today ~·~~ Accu8 ed No U S planes were lost In a \ dogtlght between three Navy -~ASHINGTtl~-THE HOUSE f F8 Crusader Jels from the .. I'ORW R,~les Adam Committee has Jl,i!P Clayton .\~owned LONDON (UPII - Tile lm· :~:.:f ft~~r:f•:_..,:-;;: Morket today. Prlcet drop. from the carrier uss RaDler pedskarplyaolhenolfotlwlllspotted two rockets explode m eel for the new austerity mea•· the .., while striking the Phu =~~.:.o~~:,:'ld b~Oson~lme Ly ratlway br~dge 33 m1Ies southeast of Hanoi Prlceo were oil by up to The damaged F8 cn1sader lwu ohiUin&• 118 cenllll and was h1l In the tall and one wmg mur< acroSI the board. 0 " by cannon nre from one of the foreign ncban1e markets, tile MIG17s One of the MIGs also pound sterling wa• holding was htt by cannon lire but was steady. not s~n to crash. ~ •~-=~~ri!f~ day struck a Commumst troop MIG21 jell were In staging ~:~rea m Quang T11 action Thursday provmce Just south uf the The prevwus high in mlssmns border w1lh North Viet Nam I nown was. 113 on June J9 Cl11b With Kedto dunng raldo orr oil depots near Amencan planes m the North Hanoi and Haiphong. A miSSion clashed lhree times Thursday is a stnke by one or more w1th CommuniSt Jets aod planes dodged at least two SAM Air Force planes Thursday rockets It was announced attacked a SAM Site only 11 earlier that two supersomc nules from Hanoa. Navy pilots ___ 1--Dally Sentinel,......,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1&, 1981 ._ Most Severe Wt'ndstorms ··n Years Strikes Astronauts Gan·tpoI'IS, severaI ot her GaII'Ia Areas I Expect 'Go From Med" ~ Ohioans peeked uneasldlyalout of their stodrml c~llil~~D today as the skies which e I death and es rue 0 for three straight days peacefully cleared United Pl'l!ss International said sunshme, without the heat or the humidity, was pl'l!dlcted for tod lj and Saturday throughout the slate. The shining day framed 1 picture of at least $6 million destruction that trailed across the state from the flooded Lake Ene regiQDS qf Sandusky to the wind!truck 1 -~ southwest. HJ~~~Uton suffered nearl,,f501.. '"I ReedsvilJ• S f Nl 1 THREE OCie y ••- * u4 THE DAILY SENTINR I •:.=, """"It ::=... O:p;;, 2 .._:••= II! "'1""' ""'...,."ts .t BERRY'S WORLD 'I 1 Se mce • for Mr ft hS I Bo-, i.u- ! a: :. ::::.~~00:~:,:;~ ~:~ ~~:r~t•l~a~;:n:"" ::· :':nl:~~rTh~::=r:.:: io~·~-:c::s :~~~~rue:; p:i~a~e~:~.v.::~:~~ ~~':.~!~:.~ reet btfan reachiDJ the IUrface Rouah ill I Iormor ratdlnl of illches. apift. Mnldleport. there lla4 tht Jret f.Uea _..,s lion," Will come ~ aatd. a relurrec· II p m Fort Dearbora dOWD N, C. WiDJteld 2 a.m. ~---------•1 w.·n . Ohi'o Amateur Ha\'e to Make Ad • . LL'ADI.'RS •• Ri Vef N 81¥1--i' $1JD,. 1 I 1 S l EWI REPAIR SERVICE I Now es I Coleman~# J . Va Offl 1 t1: CLUES FEW fi.. e 0 BG Chief is Browns ' ?"""' """' M A her D'Ies Th ursday ReciJ For ~t~e· ~ , hill In 10 •trlpo for 10111'. balled in, Rose I ""' ll!ur tdi RBI's and thtio RBI Ton.gJrt, It will !J •• CINCINNATI IUPII - Before a 1-!1 Cardmal lead and P1nson's Eftis lor the Reds_ against Ra !! the team ever made its debut bases-loaded smgle m the sec- Washburn. BJ VITO STEUJNO Elsewhere m the NatiOnal Bob Veale pttched an eJght- streak Perry as now 12-2 this under has management, Dave ond, one of four hitc; he ~ad, SCIOTO RESULTS . tJPI Sporil Writer League, Sandy Koufax and the hatter for the Pirales to back season Br1stol made tt plam who would drove m two more to c ase COLUMBUS - Ro M••""er do the talkmg. and alter the Br~les --rf Harry Walker cla•ms Dodgers beat the Mets, 4·'· up th elr heavy hItt mg whIlethe Kou f¥ was 0rr hIS usu al j Cmcmnati Reds split Thursday sr ~ ~k y homered m the third Adios, owned by(UPI) James Gr ~ raq;burgh Pirates learned Atlanta napped Houston 7-6 and Cubs' D1ck Ellsworth surfered form as he was tagged for i , d bleheader he was to make It 5 1 and Gordie Colebill of Mount Sterling, pooled '\ their ltmn8 well last year Cmcmnall split a doubleheader the loss, but Gene Alley boosted Cight htts and two runs but still ntlghtds 1-" s 1!1 omgou1t man smg led m 1wo more m the ware-to-wire v1ctory Thui'~ h be I ht t h k d S He m•y rg oo, I w1t t LouiS, wmmng the his hitting strea to 15 mowe down t e Mets to boost h ld h td f th Sh k s d bl nd 33 -vel~r 0 mght 1n lhe leat~rejl '""'', fl. becaUie it now lotks Uke the opener ~2 and !mung the I ~r"JnsecutJve games w1th a his record to 16-4 ffH' the season "'It' ail hoT e mteanager e Roour , h ams Y tohu e gahth •·· hin h 1 s no1 an unutJua1 way 1u c a ut a ,..rnmu , pre-game se s omer m e et Scioto Downs ... J11 H Plra.- In teac g t elr second game, 91 1 smgle and l6-l lifetime against the I a strike. He got hit wkb tb.e sesswn wlth the team he was completed the Reds' scormg The 4-ye.r-{)!d was timed ,f.tr Nati011J1 League opponents a In the Amertcan League Larry Jackson pitched a f1ve· team He also struck out 11, the Ball!" a om ted Wednesda to take Malone and Notte hart allow2·09 1·5 for the mile on a.n ,rijl few things this season Detro1t rupped Baltimore *·3 1 h1t shutout for the Phi Is to 9lst tune 111 h1s career he has ~p fter Don H%ffner had I ed onl , f~ur hats the last Card- track m winmng hts faflh ~. ~ 1,_ The Pirates were the best Chacago beat Cleveoand, 2 1, knock the Glants out of first struck out 10 or more batters m beer fa ed R d th ghth 1 } 101 team for the last 129 games Mmnesota topped Washmgton, place The Phils scored rour l a game Lou Johnson lut a enf " "'t wt as move maM unp l'iJmmg a' " s "gg"e'd for starts He paid $3 60, $3 20- ~ ' 1 o 1nenm man up rom c()(:ICl 111 appa"i w s1u . Iast season as they posted an 3-1 New York edg ed Kansas runs m the fourt h lnmng to pm three run hrst mmng homer to ager seven runs an three mmngs 10 $3 Abbe 's Art and Mary's lliill,l. I follo\\oed h1m te the wtre. , IJ 11-411 record But a horrible C1ty 5-4, and California heat the lo" on Gaylord Perry and • prov1d e Koufax w1th all the 1 had the floor and 1 d•d all u1e mghtcap but the lleds sill! REDS SIGN BENSON •I • start wiUl 24 losses m the1r Boston 3-2 m 10 mrungs. end hiS seven-game wannmg l runs he needed th talk , t d fter llected 12 hits to make a first SS games mined the1r -~- e mg , 8 ns 0 1 saJ a co CINI!INNA'FI (UPJI - Tho! , C'mcinnal1 Red!! Thureday lllpt' pennant lio)ies and Pillsburgh the seSS IOn game ol t! finished third Most of the pla)ers played for Score Four m F1rst anoounced the s~gmng of 'Jetft... me m the mmors The:r know This season, Walker's club how 1 want the game to be The Ca rdm als scored four Benson as thtrd base eeach-1 ~ Benson, 41, was With Ute" Bt pooled a eespectable 111-15 mark TO•,EDO iUPI )- Dr William I t d d I' th '11 t Ume Ill the f~rst on five hilS Jn the first 33 games and then T Jerome BoV¥hng Green State plhaye an m sutrelh ey th ge and~ wa lk after two were out 1 LoUIS Cardinn~ ft'<lm i96Jl+l· o e o ers t meet fi for- ~ e"I pomt ac1oss Umvers1ty pres1den, stprted to march toward the th ,_ be 1 cmcmnat1 got one bark m the and the New York 'Yknkees 111 1 h wan as game w top of u-c standmgs JUStmentS mer ch ampJI)n Dan Carmac ae 1 d 1 w . un , botto m of the frame but the 1965 and thiS yelt 'ltllen he The Pirates made it Thurs- By United Preu International New York at Kansas City • of Columbus and Bob Littler Jr an dun IS t~ln;mgd e ;e wtar, Redbirds szond three more m released at the ~ John.,.day night when they whipped National Leugue Washmgtun at Mmnesota of Athf'ns takes on Art Hudnutt over uelmh de unt eplar menth the sJxth to chase Pa ppas The Keane was discharged as manW L Pet. -GB 1Cleveland at Chicago By CURT BLOCK El Hmto a me ear 10r ID e I Chicago 0-4 t. grab f1rst plaee UPI SpOrts Wri'ler o1 }rta day wlth Reds Presadent Ball b1g blow was Dal Maxville's ager . .. ":"":. by two percentage pomls from Pittsburgh 53 33 616 Baltimore at Detr01l 1'113 t' h Ut d bl h th b ;:::.,===.,..===="'"1 11n Is 10 I 1 ded the San Francisco Giants, who San Fran 54 34 .614 The Cleveland Browns st11l t s ow e semi a De Watt and asked him what ou e V¥1l e ases o.a 1; ll Lo A I 48 36 .571 4 thmk they can wm the th OhiO Amateur Golf Tourna 'mtenm " meant TraJhng 7 1, the Reds then Lewis Rep8ir ServiH. ~ were blanked by the Philadel s nge es 47 39 547 & ~ (j champJOnSh!p and Niiitlonal i ment stack up, and after that 1 exploded for ft\c runs tn the --r, ' phia PhllHes 5-0 J ~h!latdelphia Football League nva ls are mormng actwn the tY;o surv1-1 'He told me It meant I have fifth off Tracy St,1llard The -FOR;o 45 41 523 8 "[ wouldn't want to go s:u~n 40 44 476 12 Major League Leader!l sorry to see Jimmy Brown go. vors me€t m the afte:noon for hiS romplete bar.ktng and the big blows were Shamsky's 12th eHEATING through it agatn but last season] A 1 t uas 42 47 472 12 'k By United Press International I These were th •mme{hate the 18 hole champiOnship match barkmg of the ent1rc orgamza homer of the senson w1th the was a good lesson for us," I C;n~~n:au National League 1and perhaps diJI~matic reac' Jerome has been lhe surpnse tion 1 told h1m I'm no yes bases empty and Coleman s ePLUMBING 38 47 447 14 1k 1 Walker cla1ms New York G AB R H Pet. I lions lv the pr;mature' rettre of the tournament tw1ce wmn· man I've got a head on my fJrst, with two <.~board e ROOFING 35 49 417 17 1 "We never blew the lid when Chieago 26 58 310 26 1 Stargll, Patt 76 227 51 95 343 ment of the man who mg In overtime Thursday The shoulders and I believe I know Larry Jasler took over in the things went wrong and we i Thursday's Results I Alou, Pitt 75 281 42 95 338 dommateU professional footba\1 14&-yeaJ old educator needed an Ihow tn use at No one can be stxth and gave up the fmal run proved we had champiOnship ILos Ang 4 New York 2, night I Clmnt. Pitt 81 336 53 110 327 for the nJne years he partlclpat- 1extra hole to take Gary Artz, nght all of the lime. but I m the eighth but got the wtn class The champton IS tbe guy I Phila 5 San Fran 0, night Allen, Phil ti6 237 56 76 321 ed IAkron m the mormsg round, know you gotta be right most Lou Brock as~u red at With a who can pick himself up elf the Atlanta 7 Houston 6, mght Cepeda StL 65 218 28 70 321 The 30-year-old Brown sag- droppmg m a bJrdte putt of the time to ww," he said two-run homer Ill the sJxth annWY 2-2374 34 floor after bemg knocked down P1tLsburgh iO Ch1cago 4 mght carty, Atla 8'1 'l!J7 33 82 319 1naled an end to has grJdJron 11 1 the afternoon he was two I Maloney Gets lOth Win l•m~g~o~ff-T~e:d:d~y~D~a~v:•d~s~on~.~f~ou~r~th~~~ ~iiiMiiittiiitiiiSiiit.~~M~Idd~l-aii!'l5:i' 1 Reds got thmgs started 1.. -or as WBI the ease Wtth Jack Canct 9 St Loms 2, 1st, twahght l Morgn Hou 68 251 34 80 319 days Wednesday at a press I up non two·tJme champwn Tony The ht h b beaU g St Dem~y-after being knocked [St Louas 9 Cmc1 7, 2nd mght Santo, Chi 80273 47 84 308 conferenl'e ca lled tn London, BJorn Jr of Cmcnmatl at the ng or tm Y n out ol the ring. We reacted so I Friday's Probable Pitchers I Pmson Cm 65 252 28 76 302 where he IS pursumg I motion end f sax holes fell behmd by LouiS 9-2 lll the opener, but I . well 1o pressure that I've got to (Starting T1mes EDT! American League ptcture career I two ~t U1e end ~f 16 and ralhed Ithen lost ~-7 ed h lOth believe we can wm thas I Los Angeles at New York~ 1 G. AB R H. Pet In Htram, OhJO where the 10 t ~e fmal two to force extra Jim Ma rmey earn IS 1 H!aiOD., IVICtory m the opener, although 1 1Drysdale 16 Ill vs Fisher (5- Kalme Det 75 268 54 86 .321 Browns are already In traimng I play .I The Pirates didn't pwuc last 9), 8 p m 1Ohva, Mm Don Nottebart worked the last 84 325 52 103 317 1 for defense of therr Ea~tern MEN'S year when lhmgs were gomg I San FranciSCo at Philadel ph ia IF Rbsn Bal 86 313 67 91:1 313 DIVISIOn NFL title, Coach I They halved the 19th and I 2-3 mmngs tor the save I against them in Walker's first 1- Perry (12-t) vs Bunnmg (9-5 ) ISalmn ' Clev 68 Z36 32 72 305 ! Blanton Coll1er stud he receaved 1Jerome made par on the 20th Cmcmnali clubbed 14 h1ts in &ealen, are now havmg a piCDIC g 05 p m '1 Pow II.' Bal 82 2B5 47 35 .298r notl£acat101l of Brown's decas1on to wtn as BJorn barely nussed the contest, mcludmg homers WJth things gomg weB Ch1cago at P1ttsburgh - B Rbsn, Bal 88 356 56 103 292 im a letter from the All-Pro a three fool putt for par by Pete Rose and Art Shamsk} 1 A carefree gang o1 heavy iHober ts (35) ,,, Law 16-3i ,1 Rchdt Cal 76276 41 80 2!10 ]fullback and was prepared ro 1 CarmiChael has been Ute The Reds JUmped loser Nel l _ hitters the Pirates exploded 815 pm IHwrd , Wasb 82286 32 82 287 1make the.nctessary changes m slandout thus far He downed son Bnles for a pair of runs m again agalllSt the Cubs as Houston at Atlanta-D1erker Crdnl, Cahf 79 ZB4 36 81 .285 1Cl~veland s, offense. 1former chatllplon Bob Bourne, the bottom of the first to erase I R&berto Clemente htt an mslde. (5-3) vs Johnson (S-6), 9 05 Lock, wash 80 232 41 66 284 Now we \e got to take a Oberlm, 3 and 2, and George Do ., m Home Runs postltve, obJective approach to Jo'rankenfeld, Dayton, by the 3) HRs-Manhlla (4th), Torre the•park' three-nm ho mer nn ' I ' 1966 " Co11 •er sa1 d "W e will ' <;::!me mar~m. H1s round agams t <22ndJ I Clendenon hit a two-run homer St Lou1s at Cmcmnah- , N a t 1on a 1 League: Aaron, ' 1 1 and Jose Pagan smashed a Gabson (Jl9) vs Maloney l9-4), IBraves 26, Stargell, Parates make adjustments to stay In Frankenfeld ..._as a one underAmencan League three-run lri le 19 05 p m and Torre, Braves 22, Allen, contention <:~!though I don't 1par 69 He had beaten defend- Wash 000 100 000- 1 6 0 1 - P ·- - - -- - Saturday'& Games Phillles 21 Alou Braves and anticipate any radJcal chan IIDg champwn Dick Flockenz1er Mmn 000 102. OOx- 3 8 11 IDtet1181loDII League Stalllilngs Los Angeles at New York Hart and Mays, Giants 20 I ges" Iof MansfiCld In the ope .. ng j Ortega Cox (7) and Casano: 2.98 to 7.-98 By United Prell lnlematiaual San FranCisco at Phttadelphia American League: ... Robm· Some ol Brown's furmer round ' Ya Grant, Cammo ~9) and W.L.Pct.GB 1Chicago at Pittsburgh son, Onoles 22, Kalme, Tigers teammates mdicated they were L1 t 2r a runnerup for medal- Battey WP-Grant (6-l2 ) LP48 36 571 J Houston at AtiMt.-t 21 Pepitone, Yanks 20 , Powell, 1 lookmg toward the commg 1st honors m quahfymg play, Ortega (7 8J HR- Mmcher NOW Columbuo 47 41 534 3 1St Loms at C1ncmnatJ Orwles 19: Scott, Red Sox & season as a challenge beat Ross Bartschy of Colum(11th) Toronto American Leagde Mantle, Yanks 18 I "Anybody who thmks we're bus 3 and 2, and former cham- 1 47 42 528 31h lloch..ter 46 42 523 4 I W L. Pet. GB Runs Batted In gomg to be a soft touch now IS p10n W3.lter Stahl t\f Cleo,:eland Downmg, Reniif (7), Ramos Toledo 1 42 43 494 6~ 1 Balhmore 58 30 659 I National League: Aaron, ip for a rude awakerung, " sa1d 6 and 5 1New York ~~ ~~~ ~~t! ~ ~ . J::c k'..onvUie 41 46 471 81'.. Detrmt 49 35 583 7 Braves 68 Stargeil Pirates 64 I quarterback Frank Ryan 1 Kan City Rlchmmid .\ 40 47 4oo 9lh Cleveland 46 38 548 10 Clemente,' Ptrates' 59, Allen: ~I stall thrnk we can wm the Hudnutt 36-year-old vice pres I Dowmng Reruff (7) Ra.mos 'I Auflalo Cahforma 47 39 547 10 Ph 11 58 M championship n tackle Jim ' adent of the Elyna Chromcle i 1Q) and Gabbs, Hunter, Gnlh 1 les ; ays, Giants 57 . Syracuse '11 51 .420 13 ' TI II b t l f 81 Ak 18 1 d fOO I WP Tbundav II ReiiUitll IMmnesota 41 45 477 16 American Lea~e. B Robm- Kamcki satd "Somehcw I t e egra m, won a u wo o I er an , u · Kansas C1ty 39 47 453 18 p u Onolesl thoUJbl he'd show up when we i the J3 holes he needed and 1 Ramos 12.fil LP-Gnll1 (().21 ' 1 70 . owe ' l'or 4 Bu I 0 Is~ 7 lnrungo I • son, 0 noes hI d th t I I t HR t {20th) ; '. Toronto 5 s.rlfalo 1 2nd IChacago 39 47 453 18 67 F Robmson Orioles & started to play exhabihon ave e res o e tman .. e ~ epl one REGULAR 2.'18 to 7. 98 ilL I< Syracuse 7 Rochesier 5 I washmgton 39 50 .438 19\1 Kahne , Tigers 51·. Scott, Red games You have to IIIISS a guy Jerry Shulak the last Toledo Richmond 3 Columbus 1 New York 37 48 4.15 191h Sox 54 With his talents 1 guess we'll m Ute tournament 6 and 5 Cleve 000 100 000 - 1 6 2 ' ' " NOW SALE Jacksonvlile f Toledo 3 1Boston 37 53 411 22 Pitching JUSt have to work harder" Hudnutt o;cored a 4 and 2 VIC Ch1~ago 000 000 l~x- 2 5 0 $2.00 t• $5.32 ~ ~ PRICED AT - - - - - - . Cuellar Erme Green who was second tory over Ra) Beallo of Clev~ Bell (9 5) and Azcue, John League N tl I 008 ,,. · • Thursday's Result'~~ a ' (8 ·) d R INDIANS SIGN BELL Ch Cl ht Astros 7·1, Perry, Giants 12·2; 1banana to the brmstn~ fu llback land m hiS other match I - l an omano. 1 PI Gu acago 2 eve1and 1' mg Kouf'ax Dod ers 16-4 Manch- ~ m the Browns' backfield felt The best Hudnutt has done I -~ I CLEVELAND iU I ' Delrmt 4 Baltimore 3, mght • g · p te lh 18 ht b h18 b1g break 1110 000 1102- 3 7 I 18 the Ohio Amateur was m 1960 Bait Bell, former o•tflelder with the Minn 3 Wash 1 mghl a!, G•ants 14-4 & Blass, "" s m•g e th h h hed 1... f a is Dett o1t tOO 201 llllx- 4 10 0 I "lncl " Reds h been ' 72 "Any back wants to carry e w en e reac IR: sem1 m " Maw , as Sign· New York 5 Kan. City 4, rughl · .. h m nted I Littler lost 10 l962 to BJorn m Bar her, Watt t4) , ~'ISher ill I !d ,~Y the Cleveland Ind1ans to Calif 3 Boston 2, 10 mns night OrAmerlc ~r'~ ~ M:ll'i ~~~d ~e~o ex"cep~~~ 1: th~ a playoff for the Iitle and Etchebarren, Wtlson. Sher' 1 7• ; an or • nge s I ,cout Cincinnati and surround· Friday's Probable Pitchers 1oes · I ry 181 Gladdmg {9) Pena (9) 1ng areas lor the team, il was Boston at Cahforma-Sheldon 2; McLain , Tigers 134 · Barber. past 1 felt t~at g•vl~n ~or: LP- Perry 112.21 and Freehan WP-W1lson (9-71 REG. 2.98 to 5.98 announced Thursday <5-10) vs Chance {7-101 II !OriOles IIH: McNally Ormles l opportumty · cou av 1 LP~Barber {10-4 l HR-F 1 • _ pm • 7-3 helped more and felt better." I Robinson nd> · · 1, 122 2.00 to NOW ON SALE AT I 1· Chtcago 103 OliO Of)()- 4 8 I New York al Kansas C1ty• PJtts 341 200 OOr ~ tO 11 1 ,'1 oJo I U o J" ' ' Stottlemyre (7-101 vs Krausse Ellsworth, Koonce <3), llend· (tO mnmgsl ffi-.11, 9 p m ley I7J and Hundley, Veale (II· Bos OliO 010 010 6-2 6 2 , DRY Washmgton at Minnesota- , By United Pre" Inlematlonal 119) and Grote LP-Shaw (681 5l and Pagliarom LP-h'lls- Los Ang OliO OliO 020 I - 3 7 I CLEANING Richer! 18·9) vs. Kaal 111-6), 9 National League HRs-Johnson {7th, Bressoud worth <4-13). HRs-Clemente l Bennett, McMahon {61, Wyatt l ep m. I (II G I 18th I I (t4lh). Clendenon (14th). tR), Lonborg (9), Sligman 9) I ,...,Ice On Re.,uest Ceveland at Chicagt>-Bell s arne I Osmsk1 (101 and Ryan Lopez. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights ( , (9-4) H d 3-1) 9 St LoUIS lOll OliO Olo- 2 4 I -. ' I vs owar t ' p m C 221 200 II 9 14 0 San Fran OliO 000 000 - 0 5 4 Houston 020 1102 2110- 6 Ll 2 Rojas (91 and Rodgers WPBaltimore at Delroii·-Bunker i mel ·Phila 000 400 lOx- 5 7 II Atlanta tlO 2110 10:1- 7 IS 01Rojas {3-2) LP-Osmskt (0·2) ""=~:::::;;~"' ' 18-41 vs Wickersham <5-2), 9, Bnles, Woodeshick 12), Jasl· Perry, Gtbbon (41, Priddy Cuellar, Raymond (7) and ,.-..-............_....._.-___"'""::::;~.. -- --' P m er (J), Mahaffey <5), Denms (8), Henry <71, and McDaniel Bateman. Clomnger, Carroll. · - "" ' \ 1 Ill C• CLEANERS POMEROY I Saturday'sGames (7) and McCarver, Maloney, (7), Lmzy (8) and Haller, L (6l.Olivo(9)and0hver WP- ' Boston at Califorma Notlebart <81 and Edwards Jacl<son (8·7) and Dalrumple. Olivo <3-3). LP-Raymond (5 WP - Maloney (IIH) LP 1 Briles (3-8) . HRs-Shamsky I BI'g WI'nner I'n 1 ~ ot five 19111-3 Reds Split Twinbill as Cards Win Nightcap, 9-7 I',j ll 1 Saxbe Coming To pomeroy on p }jtica • ) Tour 1~. I p)ay torught, H Rai'n Stops I DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July Pittsburgh Replaces Giants as Leaders; Koufax Topples Mets, 4-2 Ohioans Climb from Cellars As Skies Clear Peacefully ICCUSed l carrier uss Oriskany and two Four persons died In lbe 000 damage, and the destrudo, Powell Commumsl MIG17s 26 m1les thrte day• llf vmlent weather linn was expected ltl mount ev01 •l'i'N Y,) ot h1dmg results of southeast of the North V~elna, Llghtnmg claimed two, while a higher m Clnc!IIDilti and HaUla' 000 mqUtry mto the anti : mese capital One or the MIGs fallen power Ime and a felled ilion County. flllrt!rty war, and Criticized hiS : and •n F8 were damaged. I tree limb ell<'h clauned one ---lt3Yk!hng ot the admmtstrahon's I One US serv1cema~ . was 1 more I'J'I ' IllS billion antipoverty bill killed and 13 Mhero IDJUred l Gallipolis and Gallia county's earlier, several children en-, The phone and electric com· i ICOS Officials In Sanduslcy and Its In 1 majority reporl Thurs· l Thursday night 10 8 terrortst most severe wmdstorm in years route home from the swamming pames were also on the scene surroundins Erie County asked ~ toe Ru~ Committee said oxplosiDn al Vuag Tau, 4D miles ~ ooused conSiderable damage pool may have been InJured or rtpairlng dama~ed lines I CAPE KENNEDY (UP)) -~lor federal rud u reBidenll sad· llqtll had lolled to appear to! southeast of Saigon. F1ve SOuth Thursday evemng and most res- killed accardmg 10 onlookers I Gemm1 10 astronauts John 1ty tallted the destrucUon d.elertG the bill rerommended Vietname,. soldiers also were •dents agreed today that only 8 Sho~tly after the first tree Members of the Gallta Coun- Young and Michael Colhns were . brought Tuesday when II rained by the_ Educ.at~on and Labor m)ured. miracle prevented death or ser- fell 8 section or another tree ty Ctvtl Defense direcled traf- expected to recetve medtcal ap- more than a dozen mches In 12 Barring any additional ralft Comllllllee wh1ch he heads II US spokesmen sa1d Ute louo InJUries dun the 25 • near Garrett Kern's re9idence !1c m the area until the mess proval today for launch Mon- hours. before 1 15 p.m. lonigh~ the slid Ibis was despite the fact terrort!l tossed the device Into mmute oulborst ng a do n ThiS covered the was cleaned up around 7 p m day on a dal'lng attempt lo Conservative estimates plac- Eighth Annual Kyger Creek ht had osited lor a hearm1 and a crowd of servicemen at o At letil seve~ huge trees c :~ b'~ f Dr Orr but tuck· The Gall1a County Cthzens rendezvous with two satellltes ed the damage at more than 15 ' Tournament lor Llule l,eaguell ~ had alfeed on dates lor downtown Intersection of the I were leveled m the residential ~~ on~y 1 ea 0dent or two was Baod Radio, Inc. also took and perhaps soar to record a!· I million m Erie County. ! will resume, 11 the latest word an AppeartiK.'t. coastal city seen after the vehtcle was pull- part m the cleanup operations titudes to do 1t. Civil Defense offlctals in But- irom tournament offtclals. Turft To Terrorism ed from the underbrush Dr. Oh10 State Patrolman C I, Both astronaull, SS, were ler county aa1d Mlddle~n and schedule two days. Ga!MS rainrose that the Commu Meigs Coualy •ppareotly I Orr's auto had escaped serious Russell was in tbe Fourth scheduled to ~mplete major • Ram on two different OCCI· Fears Heat Jf'o~e Broken msts, frustrated tn their escaped tile fall Impact ol tbe damage last Sunday at Holzer Ave trafftc when the farst tn·e four-hour physical examinations sioDJ has set the tournament HEAT attempl8 1o stop U.S. bombtng twister lype .,lnds that struck Hos •tal when 8 hu e hmb fell came down He was enroute In the afternoon and then attend ed out Tuesday night w•re pJa,. Tjllj: WELTERING wave thai baked the Mldwesl in North Viet Nam , might turn GaUipolls and parts of Gollla I on 1~ g home He rad1oed the patrol a miSSion rev10w session With ed Wednesday Yesterday's ,. ajld East In 10-and lOtJ.dogree to more acl8 of terrorism m Couoly late Tburlday after· The third tree m the VICinlly post, who m turn notified lhe top projeCt offiCI~is vere rain and wind lemperatureo for Iunger than the South aooa Tkere were 00 repurlo M VI utility compames and city of· Young and CoiiiiiS are shoot· cellalwn of last mght s games. 1 1 1 a: week oppeared broken today 1 Ground ·acdon In SOuth Vlel of app · reelable doma•e ~~Bs .'", ron ido arylt 1'1g1'"'t a flcials of the near diSaster mg for a launch at 6.21 p.m. Games which had been sch• 1 EDT 0 nens res enre e .,. .' • . h I te bl If I •h nd victim of • mall of cool Nom heated up today when I ward the O'Bnen home dain· Olher trees were reported I { I - t • • st asto n 0 duled for nednesday nl ... t. a llj!ntered over the M•dwest us Marin•• batlled v1et Cong I . down near the Galhpo!1s Boat the U S manned spaceflight rescheduled again latlt nlpt The ,,.allier bureiU said the troops on two fronltt l aect10n of Galllpollo - three on 1agmg only a omahll metal ·~•· 1 Club entrance on Garfield program The late afternoon al W11. will be played tonight. ' the f 1ture on the p01 c facmg State f ed bl G I Attorney Gener 1 1am 8 . CIIOI air would opreld Eul •nd : At least eight CommuniSts corner o Fourth Ave, and 1St Ave. and a huge metal roof .'nng ts 11m to ena e em- , 111 vlolt Pomero Wed· Tonight's schedule I: IS p.m, SOuth to relieve areas 1eft • were killed when leathernecks I State Sl A fourth tree was leveled In , was reported blown off the '"' ID to rendezvoua with the :~~ wJul 20. to au:Od a' Pt Pleasant Pure on vs Gal~rched by doyo of Intense! mannrn• an out-t south of The otonn, wh1ch struck at 1 1 f E 1 h W II , • hmldmg where the French C1tv Agen a satellite launched for Y• h Y II th lipohs Yankees; 7.30 pm, Pl. • 1!1 ,...... , G 11 , f 1 h ron o u a ' 1ams rest- 1 . G M h ng wa 1~ , • 11 as noon 1uncbl eon- -mee 8 1narc beai.Atleaoll20were deadChuLatonthecoastloughtoff l 4 •7 pm,was •••s 1t F A bl k PressiSlocatedonSerondand em1111 eJWe IB ly' Re• PleasantF!shersvs.Pomeroy 1 14 1 1 from tdi doyo of loo.detree wea- ' 8 charge by 75 guemllas since tale Saturday evening ~ence affl J rs veh oc · I Cedar aRt epeusblican. P~rates; and 1 30 p.m., Mlddl• 1one set for a 4 40 p m (EDT) ctaa replu s'canbs a 1y 1wo ours .~..:::.:...; · . .~.._ I Th e area wes t of vmto n, a· :1mgT trafl 1c near launch Monday uran ax e, a B S ...,. ~ Jll UIIC St Lou~ area The I armed wtlh mortars and F th A I ! • kin e-el ti h been port raves VI. yracuse"V. , weather bureau prtdtcled tern· I recollleu rifles At least 10 VIet ' long Rl 160, through the Bid- . ra IC on our ve • was Otheo- parts of the City were f see I r. ec on, as ~ aturH would be in the well-Porter locaht was hard-I tied up or rerouted for two eovered wtth huge limbs aod campai1mng for better train· . ::,. todl . The mor lllo Cong broke through the US • est hit in the co~~~ • and one-half hours ~htle c•ty 'tw1gs as 1 result of the storm mg .•nd higher salaries lor Oh1o Mn, Humpfirey of Y cury penmeter and were drJV€11 • y 1mamtenance crews cleared the / Jim Northup af the Galhpn"' Pohce Saxbe als• has been conl'j!ached ltt5 'lburtday. back in hand·ltrhand fighting , Maintenance crews from C• ! slrfet of debriS lis Waterworks, and Gallipolis , ductmg an extensiVe educatiOn· RD Pomeroy Die1 . • Marine ca•oall~es were moder· lumbuo and Southern Oh10 - - - - F•re Chief, said lhe lire depart· al program to alert Ohioans of Elizabeth Humplire)i, 11, Jrruh War A./zre l ite. and Buckeye Koral ElectriC ment was on alert durmg the I 0 omoolh·talking confidence men, RD 3, Pomeroy, died al Veil!!' TEL AVIV Alii I'AT~LS A Marine rec.nnaiSsance ' compames, and the OhiO Bell storm Northup also added that ' __ who annually swindle them out 8111 Memorial hoopltal Thflrs. ...... reporlad-octive on both leom operalmg'" lhe Nu1 ue l Tele~hont' Co , ;ere called/"' about one hour befor< the l MRS, LYLE BAlDERSON of thousands ofdolla" I day evemng Survivors""' lllf sides llf the ten bo d be- Dap mountains 211 miles soulh 11mm 18 e Y an were on uty CONTINUED from Page I I storm broke the temperatur• Mr and Mrs Dale Smith were Mr SBltbe, HI. 3, Mechamcs- son, Glenn Humplfty, Akron: I tween !Jroel . :5 i~ e~a of Da Nang called down an i unlil after mldmght repalnng 1Negroes-most operatmg In climbed to 99 degrees at 3 1i 1' recent viSitors in Columbus burg. is seeking a third term I granddaughiA!r, and four lfeal I~ the wake f b 1"11: inlenso artillery barrage on 3011 I damaged ullhty lines j small roving bands-were ac· / p m During the peak of I h e Mr and Mrs Chester Shalian aa athirney general. A former Jr&ndchildren. • In I ~a m tn~ • Viet Cong movmg through •I John Allen, diVIsion manag· ltlve m an area of about mne storm around 4·35 the mercury and Mr and Mrs John Groce lour term member of the Ohio Funeral services wiD be beld nee~~ Je iton ~in Y""? mountain pass House of Kepresentallves, Sas· Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Ewlnj 1er of C&SOE, sa•d the ar<a square miles. They faced about I dipped 30 degree~ _ to 69 _ were recent VISII~rs with ~; the I unouswowale~ lo ~ The art•llery, aloog Wilh l west of Vmton was hardest hit 51\B policemen armed wtth, but the humidify was slill there and Mrs Marion Hall be was il!l speaker m IJI53.64. Chapel with burial In Beech e Jorda~ve I napalm and rockels delivered I A pnmary hne was knocked sholguns and tear gas gre· l Edwm (Pete) McCormick. Mort White of Do~low He earlier wu majority lead· Grove cemetery. Friends IDIJ ,No new conta;t was report ' by Manne jet.! killed at least 301outtedby the blast! fAllen also re naTdhes d d ld tiled ' ofl•ctal weather observer •t Va " VISiting here with , of the house. call at the funeral home. · VI Co por severa uses were e ea were en 1 as . .Jo today l\ Sovlet-bwll 1 . , _ et II£ k ked 1 R 1 d H rd 14 h Fatrf~eld rep<Jrted I 29 tnches SISler, Mro. George Hall "\' ~·· · us , F Bl2 bo be noc ou osen owa , w om 1 th T s;mc MIG2l Jet ,.11 downed 10 ~ir orce m rs I Tr f lied p ts d k lied b of ram dunng e storm u- Mr and Mrs Paul M;~~:;l C f dJ d 1 a1 dogfight Thuraday following today for the third ~~·~utiv~, mou~:' R~e.rene:r lhe'"Mea:Ow; · :,~~ ... a~un~a~ay~ond YWI~ tal ramfall m Galha smce Sun Columbus, and. Naomi fS, fC on e~se U gment tJi< ra1d near the tmy Israeli 1and Wallace property, and twolllams, 28 • Kobinsville, MISS. day now sta~s at 5 411 mches were recent gueslll of Mr Filed lh Court b( '•r settlement of AI Magor hUJe tr..s were leveled Dear shot to death near a looted McCormick s high was 93 de·/ Mrs Walter Brown. A confessed judgmeot has J~st north of the Sea of Galilee. the JUnction of Rts 141 and store, and Wtlham McBeth, 18, 1grees , and Thursday's low was Mr and Mrs Fred been filed in Meigs County Com· ~sroel warned anew today I CONTINUED from Pa e I 775, e•ght miles from Galhpo- shot and killed while lrymg to 70 degrees st the Fa~rf•eld ~oledo, and Arlhor Heiney mon Pleas Court by the Ec. . lftGi what 11 called Syr~on at- I nd he g nded 1., kmfe a policeman All were I Stal1on stted With Mr and Mrs. Frank ] Services are onnounced for amy Saving! & Loon Co., Seetoit·ks could lk>l oonl!nue unpun-1 ::"":~~:"r,~e n~.':,'~~ one iNegro The United Press lnternatlon- B1se and fanuly. Margaret Mae Archer, 74, of ond-st, Pomeroy, agalnsl Leon !died \. 1P Richard Rodenck, In a re i St-ores of other persons- I 1 lh f f Oh •• Mrs James Caruthers and 43 Coal-st. Mlddleoort who died A. Kohl, 7lltl Mlll·lt, Middleport, 1. bedroom When he had finiShed rrom Monroe Gatew ood. many mnocent bystanders- ad woaailed er orecas1 or 10 ••· Ho'·H 1 1 Th -•· tn ••· h port for clean·= and family, Louisville, spent a 11 JK,osp bl UnKIIlY u~e amount of $2,~. 1 1 ..; tying them up. I ree otter g1r s I led 57 1 1 h I ay c ... M · 1 the ctl n..•-- l ll~lt.er in Dixie h I revea e ep one.s were I were IOJured by bncks llymg I J I l t days With her ornanl n 1110 r a on, Jt"'''Pnq • - ancluding one w 0 was on Y1 down m both the c1ty and coun· lass and unfare ' 1 ess coo er e~pera ures Mrs Bess Larkins She was born in Meigs Coun· Milam, 346\1 Sydlmore-sL MldOIJNT LAUREL. N. J. _ 1v!Sitln& lor the night-came I ty S1xteen others were o u t I11 g · • mght Saturday s forecast IS sun Tom Dye VISited hiS chli· Maret. 23, 1892 to the late dleport, bu IUed a peUIIon for qellst Billy Graham •••d ' home Thi, was around mid· With miScellaneous problems I Seven policemen were shot, / ny and mild dren m Akron Earl and Martha Burford. Sur· divorce from Delbert IIUam, Thnd:ay "pro1ft5! wward rae rught I Three cables were damaged, two of them m the back Mr and Mro Lyle Balderson V1vors are live children, Mary SIDle address. The plaltUIII undentandlng Is much great· I Wanted Moaey and the Bell crew was on duty I At least 32 persons were I and Kay spent Su2day With Mrs Crossan, and Martha Bums, datms fii'DU neglect ol dfll1 1ft the South than It is m the The kilter lied the latecomers until after mldnll!ht repa~rmg admitted to hospitals Scores ol , eWS H E Young a~ Mrs Hazei Middleport: Hefty Rolbtieb,' and seeks custody of two IIWIOr Nirlh." -, ::H and told the girls he wanted damages A crew from Manet Iothers were treated and re Balderson Bellevlllt W Va Cheshire. JuUa Black, Boston, children. litlJs~ !Iouth has a ba- nmney to go to New Orleans ta was called m to as<~sl the leased , ' Mass: Charlea Archer, Middle- - - - - - - - - " - for IO!ution. to their prob- 1They gave htm an undeter- Galhpotilans. I Over JaDed Gaure Radial" Ga!Upolll PICKENS ON STAGE pori, one aliter, EVI Glover, 'Si:llillloo'taee a solution mmed amount of cash Rodenck termed Ute storm I By dawn police announced Dam 12.3, 13.6, running 7 feet Ray Picktns, oon of Dr and Batlle Creek, Michigan: 12 , loN~ !ems Ia the And then , one by one, he , the worst m the II years that they had control of the area on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· Mrs Ray Pickens Middl~ grandchlldren and 12 fll'eat OBVarED TO INTEIUfl!t Of ·--," he said start.~ to lead hiS v•clim from I have been In thll area" More than 200 persons had been 98, PL Pleasant ZUO, Hinton made his debut on 'the Ohio Va~ fll'aDdchUdren. MEIGS . IIIABUN AliEA ~· there II "underltand- the bedroom to their deaths Ed Cottrell, of Bockeye Rur- Jailed by that hme 76, Kanawha Falls 2 35, Char· ley Summer Theatre sta e 1n Mrs. Archer wu a member lfd li'lendship betw..n the While he was gone, MIS! al Electric' reported 13 men The riDtmg started •n a near leeton Ill Bll. London, Marmet Athena In production oil 'T h e ol the Church of ChriSt. Funer'T.=.tf~.:. r • tn the oouth Amurao rolled under a bunk : were oot last mght repa~rmg West Side neighborhood aboul9 and Winfield dams were on the Imaginary Invalid." Loclll peo- al services wlll be held at the ..:::.":""...,"':'~-bed and cowered there He I lines damaged by the slom• p.m Thursday It spread slowly stlls pie attending were Or Ra• Rlwlings Coats Funeral Home vau., I'Ublilmoa 1:n11111'"'' lJAI II• d didn 't nuss her I At least 1 and reached a fevered p1tch Boal M e tl Pick and r Sunday at 2 p m With the Rev clt.lnto St. Pom•ror. Oldo. ate~. ._. 1 : Jflwched The v1<tims were Glor1da ed by .::._e pondes trwere indam- around m1dntght, when police Oblo ~~ mea ' B ke state . ens. Mr Mn. Donald Jlicka ofliclating Bur· ·~.~~.,'" ...,.., ...,,... AodiiNNitl D 23 D Ind. M A 81 .. ll:'l:s a s ons w !I c lied f t tl ver - uc ye PICkens Sr Clifton· Mrs , l:ntend u IIOnal .... IDtllle ~ w-RIOH WINDS avy, , yer, ' ary rm accorl;tmg lo Cottrell Buckey e a. or el ra am~um on up 14 4 50 p m . New Mar- Hoffman ~ chiJcb.en ial wJIJ be in the Bradford eem· ....., •• IIIII polt Po..,, pped throulh Jordan 21 Chicago Susan Pr1ests nons and llliCI'3! work· . · • Fri nd 11 t the Ohio • • southweslern F • _ • Chicago ·PatriCia power was restored m mosl ers stu'mbled through the dark tinsvllle up 14, I 10 p m , and Mary Ann, hoe I may ea a N.tllolliJ -~ ,...,, e h for tbe nd d armt, .w., ' b 9 30 T 4 10 05 L me anytime aatttDIIUI Chat..J.L IDe... aa ..._.. ~ ay 10 a Matusek 21 Ch1cago Pamela areas y Pm streets In teams, pleadang for 1 up 1 ' Jean Hudaon, Mn tob -' ...• N•• York Cl~ .... p.m.: ~MI!Jg a storm WI k • ·22 L : Jll . A porch blew off Randolph 1'8lm up 14, 3 10 a.m , Shafer and Mrs George •-;:..; , '· c~ ~lfe and r_aus N 1 eru;:h 1· ~nSJ~h to · Blackburn's home on Rt 551, The~r words lor the mll8l pan 1 down 14, 5·30 a.m.: Sr, all of Middleport WEATHER ,..,.., : td. Jlea¥J ~ty damaje. ma rna e,. ' ea n, on the Fali'VIew·Evergreen Rd, went unheedfrl up U, 2 10 am , Criss Jr. Cearlq eooler and less tw- ;;:;• i::J:: !ft:t:.. 1~ Jjn1Mji&1Jti><Yibflth. 42, waa ltld andM ViatalentiGna Palsllon, 2231• aod caused conSiderable dam· The hit and nm tacucs of ~. 15 7 05 am ; Defender DRIVER HURT, JAILED lllld lodaj, ~p 75-12 aortli ........~.'!" • .. • - .;........ .: 1 by J1••h••••• nd k lied an er~ argu a • A ch ed '" , •~ 17 3 30 m. · Jefferson Cha •·· N II Cit ' -· ... ,. ....... --• a t h tud ts fro the age a1r was carr1 w or rJoters kept poll~ movmg from , a • rm~ eal, U, MinersvliJ1 , . .tb. ar, eee1 toldlbt, oot .......hi.. oa. ........., 8 .a • II 1~~!f: yard of h1s ;~cl ang:e s en m 50 yards mlo a nearby faeld by one section of the Wnt side to l1 t 251 a m , St. Marys was arrested by In SZ..C Saturday suuay . BDd ;:.:;, ~:0:--: 000 ' " " ...,..., 'II llle His Wife IlPPI 5 wmds thai were estimated be· another Rare! !her 17, 6 30 am., Polly R lice on a OWl char&e .tid. ~== a few feet 1way, WI! Whe~the ~~~nage ~~~ ~v~, I tween 35 and 45 miles per hour direct confror?tat:' Withe : , 17 fi 45 a.m ; Allee down one-car accident on Weat · ..nllnel s lor a lew qo•et see e t ";; t ar . The Robert Neal property large group of mters 7 40 am . New Orleano up II at 2.56 p m. Thursday. ise was not ehned aphartrnen M or Awo or near Porter was also heavily There w a 1 1 P e c u 11 1 10 n 1 45 a.m., Peay Downey hce said Neal's car struck a t ree ours 1ss murao d ed Ul 4 15 am JJm 1 causm1 heavy dam· • . - -· th h bed amag through the mght that a call-up • poe : cnn~"!t ~nea h 1 ~ed t' A huge tree was leveled on of National Guard troopa ,..31 1dawn J8, 5 45 8 m. A J . to his automobile. He wa• flural Electcics Itern ' en s e ro ou , Rt 554, near Sheriff Denver lmmment, but none matena- IA!n up 18, 7 15 a m , Walter to Meigo General I found her slam fnends m pools Walker's reSidence lized Mayor Rtchard J Daley ICurley 11!1 20, J:30 a.m.: Har· lor treatment of I 1 ~itiittaee Merger 1of blood and : ' "1 thr~~~ County Engmeer L A D1cka· pledged Thuraday to ask for a ; ~ey Jordon dOWII 22 • 7 a m • chest injury and Ialor JaUid. ;l-ANCASTER Ohio (UPII •creen 00 e secon , oor son reported trees down on callout if necessary ' •mmer down 23• 2 10 a.m .. K. Tfio boards of lnter-«Mlflty Ru~ ~ ledge Nebo Rd , near Cora, the Rod· Whil1! the notmg went on. H Botlworth n dawn 23, 3·20 Veteruo Memorial Boopttol at Eleetric of Hllllbor<> and ney Cora Rd, and the Galho· c1vtl nghts leader Martm am · Western up 2S, i 10 am. : ADMISSIONS - Vicky Newi!"'""tral Power Co of Lan- 1 Centerpomt Rd , Luther Kmg addressed a rally 1Ede~n~O BotilorthJ daW:: Ch ell, Middleport, Harry Com· IIIIIIOUDced today I merCity Hi' Hordeot ' In • Baptist church on the I up p m.. ooep olhi mmgs, Pomeroy, Onella Cole, el their pi~ and service I The area of Foorth and State South Side, about e1ght miles ~p Greenu~,'l:'-11 P ~ Plains: Betty GD1110re, 00 p.m... Tuppero flicliJtiel rnakini ibe <o-oper I m Gallipolis appeared to be a Ifrom the troubled area 1 porn up roenup Middleport Uft the' largest ~ Ohio. •·1 S, OUS et diSaster areo loltowmr I h ' I I would Ike for all of us to ' !:n Zepby~~own , G;""up DISCHARGES - Vivlln Af. pw11o Wyckoff, prestdent oi l l"twiSter·type" storm believe m nonvwlence ," he told IGreeno V 40 ~. ~w 0 nott•. Kathryn Weaver, Emma J$er<ounty, and Jo"n Eakm Mrs. H. M Roush of Buffalo, , Three hu1e trees were level· the crowd Cl d.':.. Gte!;u · •10 50 :::' Ledlte. ., llouthcentral, said I W Va. pasaed away at M•IIS ' ed Within mmules. Finl to go Closer to the not area, at IOl~er ~-do!n 3.10 8P : • • - • • • • • • e, subject 1, approval General Hospital In Pomeroy. j was a huae sugar maple be- Kina's West S1de apartmen~ Indiana" lip M~ldalll ~ ·16 : ·: lloiR Blleacer, . . tl Mr. • memberl p1 both firms j Thursday. July 14. at NO • m tween the G H. Kerns, (4DZ his w1fe pe~red from the win- Eltsha w.... down M~dahj u4 Mn. lll1to. stea:ll ol WfUl<! ...nglli~~rural electn lollowmg a long illness Fourth!, and Dr. James Orr dow at pobce cars cru111111 the 7 p.m.; Lally MarJorie up Mel· F_.,...., 1..1111 , Ud fltatlan In 01110 They Did ne. l She IS sumved by hor hus- (410 Fourth) homes It wao street with shotguns pokin& dahl I :IS am ,....._ 11 Mr.Udllln.JID. ,;taliona htid been underway band Harold Roush, Bullalo; cotupletely uprooted, faUinJ •· from the car wtnduws. The G.Uipolll pom _ Beaver ry Spe- ot Loq olj tht mer8er for more than 3 a Sisler Mn J Q Rice, Mkl·1 ~ the llree~ and JUst IIUB.'" aound of gunfire could be heard. down e:25 p.m.; Mark Euton all) Kev. ud Mn. B. L. Dint Jl!ll'· dleport, and several ml!Cel and llljf Mary VlrJmia O'Brien's "You ave Ia uoe force up 3'!10 1 m o1 Clmllln, - tilt rtpt at 1 nephews Friends may be home at 1(11 Slate. 1 wbea t iela to t~o puot," laPWha Jllver _ J s Lew· 8IJilvu ladlqo te n-.plll rece1ved at the Raynes Funer· TraHic was hned up for a stop. i Mr1. KIDJ uld. Is down Marmet 1:31 p.n{., Lo· l Ia tile Slate IIJ<OO'I ~ LU8 DROWNS 1 al Home m Buffalo at any lime light al the time The huRe Behind her apartment a ey Jane Lucas up Marmet 8· Jllller GtJ1 f:hrlllfll '\I It ~VILLE, Ohio (UPII - aiiA!r 8 p.m. Friday tree JUSI miSSed a red automo- 1811£ of yeUU1J Negroes smaah· p.m Franklin B down Mar- lie 11o1t1 al Lalqelle, llliJ!a•a Kif O,le. i, South 1 "" -r·al serv1ces will be held bile, driVen by 1 woman Mr. ed Into 1 drug store and carted mel '1:30 a.m.: AileD ft. July IIJI. ' ne..,llle, drowned. Thursday Sundoy, July 17, at 1 p.m at .IIIII Mrs. Porter McKeaa, of away merchandi.se by the ba1- rill down WlnOtld 3 20 p.m.: Tile fHr • ftel•ban Ia she fell iDio I ditch at the tloe tuneroJ home 111 Bulflllo IJJ Fourth, aaw the tree !aU, kelfull. Cluckasaw up Winlie18 J: 311 p. llle olallt .,W ..~ • .. ~ \ ! I I I STRAW. ·HATS . . . "' 1 ! OFF • j I \ Men's Knit Shirts-- -- ! off ' I , I I MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS, Now ! Off "t' :ult} L' S HOUR .. Ma]Of League Ine cores I New York Clothing House: Rob•'nson's H & R FIRESTONE •.::.:=SUMMER'S A BREEZE WITH.==:====: 71uJ:(Jjjl/fimnzw-------·-~--- Engineered by Chrysler Quallty Builtl Styled Far Maximum DfC!!' . Compatlb111ty. Aci1CJu•t• Copacity Ra119u . call AIR TEMP Room ·~ ~ AIR CONDITIONERS ' ~ H1Ye plenty ' of whot It t1k11 to kHp Cool, Clean, Dry Air Circuleting 'Round You u:~~~ g~~:, No. 2nd Ave. STORE MIDDLQQRT .• " Ask For Your FREE BIG PACKAGE OF . ""*• NYLONAIRE - " I •• ZINNIA SEEDS Nothi119 To Buy PIANOS eWURLITlER IIIII OTHER FAMOUl .,• .,..' :fnlnld ......... -· ,.., 12. .JACKSON. 0. -- - ~- -~--- - - All prlc:es plu• Taxes 1nd TrlldtJ In OH Y6ur tllo""-• Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills I lAND$ ~ ~ Feeds eiALDWIN I 15 volts ' DEALER 3110 000 010- 4 70 New York 1110 1100 1110- 2 8 3 Koufax 06-4) and Roseboro Shaw, Gardner (7], Sutherland •custom-8200 Btu ·I..Y l)t ltllflll,lulf slip In window ond pull .!!t'~~~!~.~~~~ Supe~.,S~~. "Sure Sign of Quality" too Ang ,lw !liNe 1Htt lrecii'ODIIII, numrl.., otc. "'"" IlllVII, UN lfall!lard (Hth) Sl. LouiS 403 1102 000- 9 13 D Cinci 1110 050 oto- 7 12 0 Stallard, Bnles i5l, Jaster (61, Hoerner (9) and McCar ver, Pappas, Osteen t3) Nuxhall (41, Davidson (61, Fischer 161, Nottebart 191 and ~· Pavletlch. WP- Jaster <4-21 LP-Pappas t8 71 HRs-0tleman (lsi), Shamsky (12th), Brock <71hl . •Til. Tempette-5,000 BW ' o - ~ Phone WY·2·2115 Mulbeny Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio - _,...... -- ----· -- - -------.. -~ ~" ' ' ·- !' -~ ,_ . ~ -- .: . '. �, Record 114 lVIissions Flown SAIGON (UP!) -U S planes flew a record llt miSSions ovur North V1et Nam Thursday, dodgmg Communist MIG Jets til• and sur!ace-to-rur (SAM! m10· •lies m act1on rangmg lo w1thm II miles of Hanu1. American F I m1btarv spokesmen disclosed ' ' today ~·~~ Accu8 ed No U S planes were lost In a \ dogtlght between three Navy -~ASHINGTtl~-THE HOUSE f F8 Crusader Jels from the .. I'ORW R,~les Adam Committee has Jl,i!P Clayton .\~owned LONDON (UPII - Tile lm· :~:.:f ft~~r:f•:_..,:-;;: Morket today. Prlcet drop. from the carrier uss RaDler pedskarplyaolhenolfotlwlllspotted two rockets explode m eel for the new austerity mea•· the .., while striking the Phu =~~.:.o~~:,:'ld b~Oson~lme Ly ratlway br~dge 33 m1Ies southeast of Hanoi Prlceo were oil by up to The damaged F8 cn1sader lwu ohiUin&• 118 cenllll and was h1l In the tall and one wmg mur< acroSI the board. 0 " by cannon nre from one of the foreign ncban1e markets, tile MIG17s One of the MIGs also pound sterling wa• holding was htt by cannon lire but was steady. not s~n to crash. ~ •~-=~~ri!f~ day struck a Commumst troop MIG21 jell were In staging ~:~rea m Quang T11 action Thursday provmce Just south uf the The prevwus high in mlssmns border w1lh North Viet Nam I nown was. 113 on June J9 Cl11b With Kedto dunng raldo orr oil depots near Amencan planes m the North Hanoi and Haiphong. A miSSion clashed lhree times Thursday is a stnke by one or more w1th CommuniSt Jets aod planes dodged at least two SAM Air Force planes Thursday rockets It was announced attacked a SAM Site only 11 earlier that two supersomc nules from Hanoa. Navy pilots ___ 1--Dally Sentinel,......,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 1&, 1981 ._ Most Severe Wt'ndstorms ··n Years Strikes Astronauts Gan·tpoI'IS, severaI ot her GaII'Ia Areas I Expect 'Go From Med" ~ Ohioans peeked uneasldlyalout of their stodrml c~llil~~D today as the skies which e I death and es rue 0 for three straight days peacefully cleared United Pl'l!ss International said sunshme, without the heat or the humidity, was pl'l!dlcted for tod lj and Saturday throughout the slate. The shining day framed 1 picture of at least $6 million destruction that trailed across the state from the flooded Lake Ene regiQDS qf Sandusky to the wind!truck 1 -~ southwest. HJ~~~Uton suffered nearl,,f501.. '"I ReedsvilJ• S f Nl 1 THREE OCie y ••- * u4 THE DAILY SENTINR I •:.=, """"It ::=... O:p;;, 2 .._:••= II! "'1""' ""'...,."ts .t BERRY'S WORLD 'I 1 Se mce • for Mr ft hS I Bo-, i.u- ! a: :. ::::.~~00:~:,:;~ ~:~ ~~:r~t•l~a~;:n:"" ::· :':nl:~~rTh~::=r:.:: io~·~-:c::s :~~~~rue:; p:i~a~e~:~.v.::~:~~ ~~':.~!~:.~ reet btfan reachiDJ the IUrface Rouah ill I Iormor ratdlnl of illches. apift. Mnldleport. there lla4 tht Jret f.Uea _..,s lion," Will come ~ aatd. a relurrec· II p m Fort Dearbora dOWD N, C. WiDJteld 2 a.m. ~---------•1 w.·n . Ohi'o Amateur Ha\'e to Make Ad • . LL'ADI.'RS •• Ri Vef N 81¥1--i' $1JD,. 1 I 1 S l EWI REPAIR SERVICE I Now es I Coleman~# J . Va Offl 1 t1: CLUES FEW fi.. e 0 BG Chief is Browns ' ?"""' """' M A her D'Ies Th ursday ReciJ For ~t~e· ~ , hill In 10 •trlpo for 10111'. balled in, Rose I ""' ll!ur tdi RBI's and thtio RBI Ton.gJrt, It will !J •• CINCINNATI IUPII - Before a 1-!1 Cardmal lead and P1nson's Eftis lor the Reds_ against Ra !! the team ever made its debut bases-loaded smgle m the sec- Washburn. BJ VITO STEUJNO Elsewhere m the NatiOnal Bob Veale pttched an eJght- streak Perry as now 12-2 this under has management, Dave ond, one of four hitc; he ~ad, SCIOTO RESULTS . tJPI Sporil Writer League, Sandy Koufax and the hatter for the Pirales to back season Br1stol made tt plam who would drove m two more to c ase COLUMBUS - Ro M••""er do the talkmg. and alter the Br~les --rf Harry Walker cla•ms Dodgers beat the Mets, 4·'· up th elr heavy hItt mg whIlethe Kou f¥ was 0rr hIS usu al j Cmcmnati Reds split Thursday sr ~ ~k y homered m the third Adios, owned by(UPI) James Gr ~ raq;burgh Pirates learned Atlanta napped Houston 7-6 and Cubs' D1ck Ellsworth surfered form as he was tagged for i , d bleheader he was to make It 5 1 and Gordie Colebill of Mount Sterling, pooled '\ their ltmn8 well last year Cmcmnall split a doubleheader the loss, but Gene Alley boosted Cight htts and two runs but still ntlghtds 1-" s 1!1 omgou1t man smg led m 1wo more m the ware-to-wire v1ctory Thui'~ h be I ht t h k d S He m•y rg oo, I w1t t LouiS, wmmng the his hitting strea to 15 mowe down t e Mets to boost h ld h td f th Sh k s d bl nd 33 -vel~r 0 mght 1n lhe leat~rejl '""'', fl. becaUie it now lotks Uke the opener ~2 and !mung the I ~r"JnsecutJve games w1th a his record to 16-4 ffH' the season "'It' ail hoT e mteanager e Roour , h ams Y tohu e gahth •·· hin h 1 s no1 an unutJua1 way 1u c a ut a ,..rnmu , pre-game se s omer m e et Scioto Downs ... J11 H Plra.- In teac g t elr second game, 91 1 smgle and l6-l lifetime against the I a strike. He got hit wkb tb.e sesswn wlth the team he was completed the Reds' scormg The 4-ye.r-{)!d was timed ,f.tr Nati011J1 League opponents a In the Amertcan League Larry Jackson pitched a f1ve· team He also struck out 11, the Ball!" a om ted Wednesda to take Malone and Notte hart allow2·09 1·5 for the mile on a.n ,rijl few things this season Detro1t rupped Baltimore *·3 1 h1t shutout for the Phi Is to 9lst tune 111 h1s career he has ~p fter Don H%ffner had I ed onl , f~ur hats the last Card- track m winmng hts faflh ~. ~ 1,_ The Pirates were the best Chacago beat Cleveoand, 2 1, knock the Glants out of first struck out 10 or more batters m beer fa ed R d th ghth 1 } 101 team for the last 129 games Mmnesota topped Washmgton, place The Phils scored rour l a game Lou Johnson lut a enf " "'t wt as move maM unp l'iJmmg a' " s "gg"e'd for starts He paid $3 60, $3 20- ~ ' 1 o 1nenm man up rom c()(:ICl 111 appa"i w s1u . Iast season as they posted an 3-1 New York edg ed Kansas runs m the fourt h lnmng to pm three run hrst mmng homer to ager seven runs an three mmngs 10 $3 Abbe 's Art and Mary's lliill,l. I follo\\oed h1m te the wtre. , IJ 11-411 record But a horrible C1ty 5-4, and California heat the lo" on Gaylord Perry and • prov1d e Koufax w1th all the 1 had the floor and 1 d•d all u1e mghtcap but the lleds sill! REDS SIGN BENSON •I • start wiUl 24 losses m the1r Boston 3-2 m 10 mrungs. end hiS seven-game wannmg l runs he needed th talk , t d fter llected 12 hits to make a first SS games mined the1r -~- e mg , 8 ns 0 1 saJ a co CINI!INNA'FI (UPJI - Tho! , C'mcinnal1 Red!! Thureday lllpt' pennant lio)ies and Pillsburgh the seSS IOn game ol t! finished third Most of the pla)ers played for Score Four m F1rst anoounced the s~gmng of 'Jetft... me m the mmors The:r know This season, Walker's club how 1 want the game to be The Ca rdm als scored four Benson as thtrd base eeach-1 ~ Benson, 41, was With Ute" Bt pooled a eespectable 111-15 mark TO•,EDO iUPI )- Dr William I t d d I' th '11 t Ume Ill the f~rst on five hilS Jn the first 33 games and then T Jerome BoV¥hng Green State plhaye an m sutrelh ey th ge and~ wa lk after two were out 1 LoUIS Cardinn~ ft'<lm i96Jl+l· o e o ers t meet fi for- ~ e"I pomt ac1oss Umvers1ty pres1den, stprted to march toward the th ,_ be 1 cmcmnat1 got one bark m the and the New York 'Yknkees 111 1 h wan as game w top of u-c standmgs JUStmentS mer ch ampJI)n Dan Carmac ae 1 d 1 w . un , botto m of the frame but the 1965 and thiS yelt 'ltllen he The Pirates made it Thurs- By United Preu International New York at Kansas City • of Columbus and Bob Littler Jr an dun IS t~ln;mgd e ;e wtar, Redbirds szond three more m released at the ~ John.,.day night when they whipped National Leugue Washmgtun at Mmnesota of Athf'ns takes on Art Hudnutt over uelmh de unt eplar menth the sJxth to chase Pa ppas The Keane was discharged as manW L Pet. -GB 1Cleveland at Chicago By CURT BLOCK El Hmto a me ear 10r ID e I Chicago 0-4 t. grab f1rst plaee UPI SpOrts Wri'ler o1 }rta day wlth Reds Presadent Ball b1g blow was Dal Maxville's ager . .. ":"":. by two percentage pomls from Pittsburgh 53 33 616 Baltimore at Detr01l 1'113 t' h Ut d bl h th b ;:::.,===.,..===="'"1 11n Is 10 I 1 ded the San Francisco Giants, who San Fran 54 34 .614 The Cleveland Browns st11l t s ow e semi a De Watt and asked him what ou e V¥1l e ases o.a 1; ll Lo A I 48 36 .571 4 thmk they can wm the th OhiO Amateur Golf Tourna 'mtenm " meant TraJhng 7 1, the Reds then Lewis Rep8ir ServiH. ~ were blanked by the Philadel s nge es 47 39 547 & ~ (j champJOnSh!p and Niiitlonal i ment stack up, and after that 1 exploded for ft\c runs tn the --r, ' phia PhllHes 5-0 J ~h!latdelphia Football League nva ls are mormng actwn the tY;o surv1-1 'He told me It meant I have fifth off Tracy St,1llard The -FOR;o 45 41 523 8 "[ wouldn't want to go s:u~n 40 44 476 12 Major League Leader!l sorry to see Jimmy Brown go. vors me€t m the afte:noon for hiS romplete bar.ktng and the big blows were Shamsky's 12th eHEATING through it agatn but last season] A 1 t uas 42 47 472 12 'k By United Press International I These were th •mme{hate the 18 hole champiOnship match barkmg of the ent1rc orgamza homer of the senson w1th the was a good lesson for us," I C;n~~n:au National League 1and perhaps diJI~matic reac' Jerome has been lhe surpnse tion 1 told h1m I'm no yes bases empty and Coleman s ePLUMBING 38 47 447 14 1k 1 Walker cla1ms New York G AB R H Pet. I lions lv the pr;mature' rettre of the tournament tw1ce wmn· man I've got a head on my fJrst, with two <.~board e ROOFING 35 49 417 17 1 "We never blew the lid when Chieago 26 58 310 26 1 Stargll, Patt 76 227 51 95 343 ment of the man who mg In overtime Thursday The shoulders and I believe I know Larry Jasler took over in the things went wrong and we i Thursday's Results I Alou, Pitt 75 281 42 95 338 dommateU professional footba\1 14&-yeaJ old educator needed an Ihow tn use at No one can be stxth and gave up the fmal run proved we had champiOnship ILos Ang 4 New York 2, night I Clmnt. Pitt 81 336 53 110 327 for the nJne years he partlclpat- 1extra hole to take Gary Artz, nght all of the lime. but I m the eighth but got the wtn class The champton IS tbe guy I Phila 5 San Fran 0, night Allen, Phil ti6 237 56 76 321 ed IAkron m the mormsg round, know you gotta be right most Lou Brock as~u red at With a who can pick himself up elf the Atlanta 7 Houston 6, mght Cepeda StL 65 218 28 70 321 The 30-year-old Brown sag- droppmg m a bJrdte putt of the time to ww," he said two-run homer Ill the sJxth annWY 2-2374 34 floor after bemg knocked down P1tLsburgh iO Ch1cago 4 mght carty, Atla 8'1 'l!J7 33 82 319 1naled an end to has grJdJron 11 1 the afternoon he was two I Maloney Gets lOth Win l•m~g~o~ff-T~e:d:d~y~D~a~v:•d~s~on~.~f~ou~r~th~~~ ~iiiMiiittiiitiiiSiiit.~~M~Idd~l-aii!'l5:i' 1 Reds got thmgs started 1.. -or as WBI the ease Wtth Jack Canct 9 St Loms 2, 1st, twahght l Morgn Hou 68 251 34 80 319 days Wednesday at a press I up non two·tJme champwn Tony The ht h b beaU g St Dem~y-after being knocked [St Louas 9 Cmc1 7, 2nd mght Santo, Chi 80273 47 84 308 conferenl'e ca lled tn London, BJorn Jr of Cmcnmatl at the ng or tm Y n out ol the ring. We reacted so I Friday's Probable Pitchers I Pmson Cm 65 252 28 76 302 where he IS pursumg I motion end f sax holes fell behmd by LouiS 9-2 lll the opener, but I . well 1o pressure that I've got to (Starting T1mes EDT! American League ptcture career I two ~t U1e end ~f 16 and ralhed Ithen lost ~-7 ed h lOth believe we can wm thas I Los Angeles at New York~ 1 G. AB R H. Pet In Htram, OhJO where the 10 t ~e fmal two to force extra Jim Ma rmey earn IS 1 H!aiOD., IVICtory m the opener, although 1 1Drysdale 16 Ill vs Fisher (5- Kalme Det 75 268 54 86 .321 Browns are already In traimng I play .I The Pirates didn't pwuc last 9), 8 p m 1Ohva, Mm Don Nottebart worked the last 84 325 52 103 317 1 for defense of therr Ea~tern MEN'S year when lhmgs were gomg I San FranciSCo at Philadel ph ia IF Rbsn Bal 86 313 67 91:1 313 DIVISIOn NFL title, Coach I They halved the 19th and I 2-3 mmngs tor the save I against them in Walker's first 1- Perry (12-t) vs Bunnmg (9-5 ) ISalmn ' Clev 68 Z36 32 72 305 ! Blanton Coll1er stud he receaved 1Jerome made par on the 20th Cmcmnali clubbed 14 h1ts in &ealen, are now havmg a piCDIC g 05 p m '1 Pow II.' Bal 82 2B5 47 35 .298r notl£acat101l of Brown's decas1on to wtn as BJorn barely nussed the contest, mcludmg homers WJth things gomg weB Ch1cago at P1ttsburgh - B Rbsn, Bal 88 356 56 103 292 im a letter from the All-Pro a three fool putt for par by Pete Rose and Art Shamsk} 1 A carefree gang o1 heavy iHober ts (35) ,,, Law 16-3i ,1 Rchdt Cal 76276 41 80 2!10 ]fullback and was prepared ro 1 CarmiChael has been Ute The Reds JUmped loser Nel l _ hitters the Pirates exploded 815 pm IHwrd , Wasb 82286 32 82 287 1make the.nctessary changes m slandout thus far He downed son Bnles for a pair of runs m again agalllSt the Cubs as Houston at Atlanta-D1erker Crdnl, Cahf 79 ZB4 36 81 .285 1Cl~veland s, offense. 1former chatllplon Bob Bourne, the bottom of the first to erase I R&berto Clemente htt an mslde. (5-3) vs Johnson (S-6), 9 05 Lock, wash 80 232 41 66 284 Now we \e got to take a Oberlm, 3 and 2, and George Do ., m Home Runs postltve, obJective approach to Jo'rankenfeld, Dayton, by the 3) HRs-Manhlla (4th), Torre the•park' three-nm ho mer nn ' I ' 1966 " Co11 •er sa1 d "W e will ' <;::!me mar~m. H1s round agams t <22ndJ I Clendenon hit a two-run homer St Lou1s at Cmcmnah- , N a t 1on a 1 League: Aaron, ' 1 1 and Jose Pagan smashed a Gabson (Jl9) vs Maloney l9-4), IBraves 26, Stargell, Parates make adjustments to stay In Frankenfeld ..._as a one underAmencan League three-run lri le 19 05 p m and Torre, Braves 22, Allen, contention <:~!though I don't 1par 69 He had beaten defend- Wash 000 100 000- 1 6 0 1 - P ·- - - -- - Saturday'& Games Phillles 21 Alou Braves and anticipate any radJcal chan IIDg champwn Dick Flockenz1er Mmn 000 102. OOx- 3 8 11 IDtet1181loDII League Stalllilngs Los Angeles at New York Hart and Mays, Giants 20 I ges" Iof MansfiCld In the ope .. ng j Ortega Cox (7) and Casano: 2.98 to 7.-98 By United Prell lnlematiaual San FranCisco at Phttadelphia American League: ... Robm· Some ol Brown's furmer round ' Ya Grant, Cammo ~9) and W.L.Pct.GB 1Chicago at Pittsburgh son, Onoles 22, Kalme, Tigers teammates mdicated they were L1 t 2r a runnerup for medal- Battey WP-Grant (6-l2 ) LP48 36 571 J Houston at AtiMt.-t 21 Pepitone, Yanks 20 , Powell, 1 lookmg toward the commg 1st honors m quahfymg play, Ortega (7 8J HR- Mmcher NOW Columbuo 47 41 534 3 1St Loms at C1ncmnatJ Orwles 19: Scott, Red Sox & season as a challenge beat Ross Bartschy of Colum(11th) Toronto American Leagde Mantle, Yanks 18 I "Anybody who thmks we're bus 3 and 2, and former cham- 1 47 42 528 31h lloch..ter 46 42 523 4 I W L. Pet. GB Runs Batted In gomg to be a soft touch now IS p10n W3.lter Stahl t\f Cleo,:eland Downmg, Reniif (7), Ramos Toledo 1 42 43 494 6~ 1 Balhmore 58 30 659 I National League: Aaron, ip for a rude awakerung, " sa1d 6 and 5 1New York ~~ ~~~ ~~t! ~ ~ . J::c k'..onvUie 41 46 471 81'.. Detrmt 49 35 583 7 Braves 68 Stargeil Pirates 64 I quarterback Frank Ryan 1 Kan City Rlchmmid .\ 40 47 4oo 9lh Cleveland 46 38 548 10 Clemente,' Ptrates' 59, Allen: ~I stall thrnk we can wm the Hudnutt 36-year-old vice pres I Dowmng Reruff (7) Ra.mos 'I Auflalo Cahforma 47 39 547 10 Ph 11 58 M championship n tackle Jim ' adent of the Elyna Chromcle i 1Q) and Gabbs, Hunter, Gnlh 1 les ; ays, Giants 57 . Syracuse '11 51 .420 13 ' TI II b t l f 81 Ak 18 1 d fOO I WP Tbundav II ReiiUitll IMmnesota 41 45 477 16 American Lea~e. B Robm- Kamcki satd "Somehcw I t e egra m, won a u wo o I er an , u · Kansas C1ty 39 47 453 18 p u Onolesl thoUJbl he'd show up when we i the J3 holes he needed and 1 Ramos 12.fil LP-Gnll1 (().21 ' 1 70 . owe ' l'or 4 Bu I 0 Is~ 7 lnrungo I • son, 0 noes hI d th t I I t HR t {20th) ; '. Toronto 5 s.rlfalo 1 2nd IChacago 39 47 453 18 67 F Robmson Orioles & started to play exhabihon ave e res o e tman .. e ~ epl one REGULAR 2.'18 to 7. 98 ilL I< Syracuse 7 Rochesier 5 I washmgton 39 50 .438 19\1 Kahne , Tigers 51·. Scott, Red games You have to IIIISS a guy Jerry Shulak the last Toledo Richmond 3 Columbus 1 New York 37 48 4.15 191h Sox 54 With his talents 1 guess we'll m Ute tournament 6 and 5 Cleve 000 100 000 - 1 6 2 ' ' " NOW SALE Jacksonvlile f Toledo 3 1Boston 37 53 411 22 Pitching JUSt have to work harder" Hudnutt o;cored a 4 and 2 VIC Ch1~ago 000 000 l~x- 2 5 0 $2.00 t• $5.32 ~ ~ PRICED AT - - - - - - . Cuellar Erme Green who was second tory over Ra) Beallo of Clev~ Bell (9 5) and Azcue, John League N tl I 008 ,,. · • Thursday's Result'~~ a ' (8 ·) d R INDIANS SIGN BELL Ch Cl ht Astros 7·1, Perry, Giants 12·2; 1banana to the brmstn~ fu llback land m hiS other match I - l an omano. 1 PI Gu acago 2 eve1and 1' mg Kouf'ax Dod ers 16-4 Manch- ~ m the Browns' backfield felt The best Hudnutt has done I -~ I CLEVELAND iU I ' Delrmt 4 Baltimore 3, mght • g · p te lh 18 ht b h18 b1g break 1110 000 1102- 3 7 I 18 the Ohio Amateur was m 1960 Bait Bell, former o•tflelder with the Minn 3 Wash 1 mghl a!, G•ants 14-4 & Blass, "" s m•g e th h h hed 1... f a is Dett o1t tOO 201 llllx- 4 10 0 I "lncl " Reds h been ' 72 "Any back wants to carry e w en e reac IR: sem1 m " Maw , as Sign· New York 5 Kan. City 4, rughl · .. h m nted I Littler lost 10 l962 to BJorn m Bar her, Watt t4) , ~'ISher ill I !d ,~Y the Cleveland Ind1ans to Calif 3 Boston 2, 10 mns night OrAmerlc ~r'~ ~ M:ll'i ~~~d ~e~o ex"cep~~~ 1: th~ a playoff for the Iitle and Etchebarren, Wtlson. Sher' 1 7• ; an or • nge s I ,cout Cincinnati and surround· Friday's Probable Pitchers 1oes · I ry 181 Gladdmg {9) Pena (9) 1ng areas lor the team, il was Boston at Cahforma-Sheldon 2; McLain , Tigers 134 · Barber. past 1 felt t~at g•vl~n ~or: LP- Perry 112.21 and Freehan WP-W1lson (9-71 REG. 2.98 to 5.98 announced Thursday <5-10) vs Chance {7-101 II !OriOles IIH: McNally Ormles l opportumty · cou av 1 LP~Barber {10-4 l HR-F 1 • _ pm • 7-3 helped more and felt better." I Robinson nd> · · 1, 122 2.00 to NOW ON SALE AT I 1· Chtcago 103 OliO Of)()- 4 8 I New York al Kansas C1ty• PJtts 341 200 OOr ~ tO 11 1 ,'1 oJo I U o J" ' ' Stottlemyre (7-101 vs Krausse Ellsworth, Koonce <3), llend· (tO mnmgsl ffi-.11, 9 p m ley I7J and Hundley, Veale (II· Bos OliO 010 010 6-2 6 2 , DRY Washmgton at Minnesota- , By United Pre" Inlematlonal 119) and Grote LP-Shaw (681 5l and Pagliarom LP-h'lls- Los Ang OliO OliO 020 I - 3 7 I CLEANING Richer! 18·9) vs. Kaal 111-6), 9 National League HRs-Johnson {7th, Bressoud worth <4-13). HRs-Clemente l Bennett, McMahon {61, Wyatt l ep m. I (II G I 18th I I (t4lh). Clendenon (14th). tR), Lonborg (9), Sligman 9) I ,...,Ice On Re.,uest Ceveland at Chicagt>-Bell s arne I Osmsk1 (101 and Ryan Lopez. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights ( , (9-4) H d 3-1) 9 St LoUIS lOll OliO Olo- 2 4 I -. ' I vs owar t ' p m C 221 200 II 9 14 0 San Fran OliO 000 000 - 0 5 4 Houston 020 1102 2110- 6 Ll 2 Rojas (91 and Rodgers WPBaltimore at Delroii·-Bunker i mel ·Phila 000 400 lOx- 5 7 II Atlanta tlO 2110 10:1- 7 IS 01Rojas {3-2) LP-Osmskt (0·2) ""=~:::::;;~"' ' 18-41 vs Wickersham <5-2), 9, Bnles, Woodeshick 12), Jasl· Perry, Gtbbon (41, Priddy Cuellar, Raymond (7) and ,.-..-............_....._.-___"'""::::;~.. -- --' P m er (J), Mahaffey <5), Denms (8), Henry <71, and McDaniel Bateman. Clomnger, Carroll. · - "" ' \ 1 Ill C• CLEANERS POMEROY I Saturday'sGames (7) and McCarver, Maloney, (7), Lmzy (8) and Haller, L (6l.Olivo(9)and0hver WP- ' Boston at Califorma Notlebart <81 and Edwards Jacl<son (8·7) and Dalrumple. Olivo <3-3). LP-Raymond (5 WP - Maloney (IIH) LP 1 Briles (3-8) . HRs-Shamsky I BI'g WI'nner I'n 1 ~ ot five 19111-3 Reds Split Twinbill as Cards Win Nightcap, 9-7 I',j ll 1 Saxbe Coming To pomeroy on p }jtica • ) Tour 1~. I p)ay torught, H Rai'n Stops I DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July Pittsburgh Replaces Giants as Leaders; Koufax Topples Mets, 4-2 Ohioans Climb from Cellars As Skies Clear Peacefully ICCUSed l carrier uss Oriskany and two Four persons died In lbe 000 damage, and the destrudo, Powell Commumsl MIG17s 26 m1les thrte day• llf vmlent weather linn was expected ltl mount ev01 •l'i'N Y,) ot h1dmg results of southeast of the North V~elna, Llghtnmg claimed two, while a higher m Clnc!IIDilti and HaUla' 000 mqUtry mto the anti : mese capital One or the MIGs fallen power Ime and a felled ilion County. flllrt!rty war, and Criticized hiS : and •n F8 were damaged. I tree limb ell<'h clauned one ---lt3Yk!hng ot the admmtstrahon's I One US serv1cema~ . was 1 more I'J'I ' IllS billion antipoverty bill killed and 13 Mhero IDJUred l Gallipolis and Gallia county's earlier, several children en-, The phone and electric com· i ICOS Officials In Sanduslcy and Its In 1 majority reporl Thurs· l Thursday night 10 8 terrortst most severe wmdstorm in years route home from the swamming pames were also on the scene surroundins Erie County asked ~ toe Ru~ Committee said oxplosiDn al Vuag Tau, 4D miles ~ ooused conSiderable damage pool may have been InJured or rtpairlng dama~ed lines I CAPE KENNEDY (UP)) -~lor federal rud u reBidenll sad· llqtll had lolled to appear to! southeast of Saigon. F1ve SOuth Thursday evemng and most res- killed accardmg 10 onlookers I Gemm1 10 astronauts John 1ty tallted the destrucUon d.elertG the bill rerommended Vietname,. soldiers also were •dents agreed today that only 8 Sho~tly after the first tree Members of the Gallta Coun- Young and Michael Colhns were . brought Tuesday when II rained by the_ Educ.at~on and Labor m)ured. miracle prevented death or ser- fell 8 section or another tree ty Ctvtl Defense direcled traf- expected to recetve medtcal ap- more than a dozen mches In 12 Barring any additional ralft Comllllllee wh1ch he heads II US spokesmen sa1d Ute louo InJUries dun the 25 • near Garrett Kern's re9idence !1c m the area until the mess proval today for launch Mon- hours. before 1 15 p.m. lonigh~ the slid Ibis was despite the fact terrort!l tossed the device Into mmute oulborst ng a do n ThiS covered the was cleaned up around 7 p m day on a dal'lng attempt lo Conservative estimates plac- Eighth Annual Kyger Creek ht had osited lor a hearm1 and a crowd of servicemen at o At letil seve~ huge trees c :~ b'~ f Dr Orr but tuck· The Gall1a County Cthzens rendezvous with two satellltes ed the damage at more than 15 ' Tournament lor Llule l,eaguell ~ had alfeed on dates lor downtown Intersection of the I were leveled m the residential ~~ on~y 1 ea 0dent or two was Baod Radio, Inc. also took and perhaps soar to record a!· I million m Erie County. ! will resume, 11 the latest word an AppeartiK.'t. coastal city seen after the vehtcle was pull- part m the cleanup operations titudes to do 1t. Civil Defense offlctals in But- irom tournament offtclals. Turft To Terrorism ed from the underbrush Dr. Oh10 State Patrolman C I, Both astronaull, SS, were ler county aa1d Mlddle~n and schedule two days. Ga!MS rainrose that the Commu Meigs Coualy •ppareotly I Orr's auto had escaped serious Russell was in tbe Fourth scheduled to ~mplete major • Ram on two different OCCI· Fears Heat Jf'o~e Broken msts, frustrated tn their escaped tile fall Impact ol tbe damage last Sunday at Holzer Ave trafftc when the farst tn·e four-hour physical examinations sioDJ has set the tournament HEAT attempl8 1o stop U.S. bombtng twister lype .,lnds that struck Hos •tal when 8 hu e hmb fell came down He was enroute In the afternoon and then attend ed out Tuesday night w•re pJa,. Tjllj: WELTERING wave thai baked the Mldwesl in North Viet Nam , might turn GaUipolls and parts of Gollla I on 1~ g home He rad1oed the patrol a miSSion rev10w session With ed Wednesday Yesterday's ,. ajld East In 10-and lOtJ.dogree to more acl8 of terrorism m Couoly late Tburlday after· The third tree m the VICinlly post, who m turn notified lhe top projeCt offiCI~is vere rain and wind lemperatureo for Iunger than the South aooa Tkere were 00 repurlo M VI utility compames and city of· Young and CoiiiiiS are shoot· cellalwn of last mght s games. 1 1 1 a: week oppeared broken today 1 Ground ·acdon In SOuth Vlel of app · reelable doma•e ~~Bs .'", ron ido arylt 1'1g1'"'t a flcials of the near diSaster mg for a launch at 6.21 p.m. Games which had been sch• 1 EDT 0 nens res enre e .,. .' • . h I te bl If I •h nd victim of • mall of cool Nom heated up today when I ward the O'Bnen home dain· Olher trees were reported I { I - t • • st asto n 0 duled for nednesday nl ... t. a llj!ntered over the M•dwest us Marin•• batlled v1et Cong I . down near the Galhpo!1s Boat the U S manned spaceflight rescheduled again latlt nlpt The ,,.allier bureiU said the troops on two fronltt l aect10n of Galllpollo - three on 1agmg only a omahll metal ·~•· 1 Club entrance on Garfield program The late afternoon al W11. will be played tonight. ' the f 1ture on the p01 c facmg State f ed bl G I Attorney Gener 1 1am 8 . CIIOI air would opreld Eul •nd : At least eight CommuniSts corner o Fourth Ave, and 1St Ave. and a huge metal roof .'nng ts 11m to ena e em- , 111 vlolt Pomero Wed· Tonight's schedule I: IS p.m, SOuth to relieve areas 1eft • were killed when leathernecks I State Sl A fourth tree was leveled In , was reported blown off the '"' ID to rendezvoua with the :~~ wJul 20. to au:Od a' Pt Pleasant Pure on vs Gal~rched by doyo of Intense! mannrn• an out-t south of The otonn, wh1ch struck at 1 1 f E 1 h W II , • hmldmg where the French C1tv Agen a satellite launched for Y• h Y II th lipohs Yankees; 7.30 pm, Pl. • 1!1 ,...... , G 11 , f 1 h ron o u a ' 1ams rest- 1 . G M h ng wa 1~ , • 11 as noon 1uncbl eon- -mee 8 1narc beai.Atleaoll20were deadChuLatonthecoastloughtoff l 4 •7 pm,was •••s 1t F A bl k PressiSlocatedonSerondand em1111 eJWe IB ly' Re• PleasantF!shersvs.Pomeroy 1 14 1 1 from tdi doyo of loo.detree wea- ' 8 charge by 75 guemllas since tale Saturday evening ~ence affl J rs veh oc · I Cedar aRt epeusblican. P~rates; and 1 30 p.m., Mlddl• 1one set for a 4 40 p m (EDT) ctaa replu s'canbs a 1y 1wo ours .~..:::.:...; · . .~.._ I Th e area wes t of vmto n, a· :1mgT trafl 1c near launch Monday uran ax e, a B S ...,. ~ Jll UIIC St Lou~ area The I armed wtlh mortars and F th A I ! • kin e-el ti h been port raves VI. yracuse"V. , weather bureau prtdtcled tern· I recollleu rifles At least 10 VIet ' long Rl 160, through the Bid- . ra IC on our ve • was Otheo- parts of the City were f see I r. ec on, as ~ aturH would be in the well-Porter locaht was hard-I tied up or rerouted for two eovered wtth huge limbs aod campai1mng for better train· . ::,. todl . The mor lllo Cong broke through the US • est hit in the co~~~ • and one-half hours ~htle c•ty 'tw1gs as 1 result of the storm mg .•nd higher salaries lor Oh1o Mn, Humpfirey of Y cury penmeter and were drJV€11 • y 1mamtenance crews cleared the / Jim Northup af the Galhpn"' Pohce Saxbe als• has been conl'j!ached ltt5 'lburtday. back in hand·ltrhand fighting , Maintenance crews from C• ! slrfet of debriS lis Waterworks, and Gallipolis , ductmg an extensiVe educatiOn· RD Pomeroy Die1 . • Marine ca•oall~es were moder· lumbuo and Southern Oh10 - - - - F•re Chief, said lhe lire depart· al program to alert Ohioans of Elizabeth Humplire)i, 11, Jrruh War A./zre l ite. and Buckeye Koral ElectriC ment was on alert durmg the I 0 omoolh·talking confidence men, RD 3, Pomeroy, died al Veil!!' TEL AVIV Alii I'AT~LS A Marine rec.nnaiSsance ' compames, and the OhiO Bell storm Northup also added that ' __ who annually swindle them out 8111 Memorial hoopltal Thflrs. ...... reporlad-octive on both leom operalmg'" lhe Nu1 ue l Tele~hont' Co , ;ere called/"' about one hour befor< the l MRS, LYLE BAlDERSON of thousands ofdolla" I day evemng Survivors""' lllf sides llf the ten bo d be- Dap mountains 211 miles soulh 11mm 18 e Y an were on uty CONTINUED from Page I I storm broke the temperatur• Mr and Mrs Dale Smith were Mr SBltbe, HI. 3, Mechamcs- son, Glenn Humplfty, Akron: I tween !Jroel . :5 i~ e~a of Da Nang called down an i unlil after mldmght repalnng 1Negroes-most operatmg In climbed to 99 degrees at 3 1i 1' recent viSitors in Columbus burg. is seeking a third term I granddaughiA!r, and four lfeal I~ the wake f b 1"11: inlenso artillery barrage on 3011 I damaged ullhty lines j small roving bands-were ac· / p m During the peak of I h e Mr and Mrs Chester Shalian aa athirney general. A former Jr&ndchildren. • In I ~a m tn~ • Viet Cong movmg through •I John Allen, diVIsion manag· ltlve m an area of about mne storm around 4·35 the mercury and Mr and Mrs John Groce lour term member of the Ohio Funeral services wiD be beld nee~~ Je iton ~in Y""? mountain pass House of Kepresentallves, Sas· Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Ewlnj 1er of C&SOE, sa•d the ar<a square miles. They faced about I dipped 30 degree~ _ to 69 _ were recent VISII~rs with ~; the I unouswowale~ lo ~ The art•llery, aloog Wilh l west of Vmton was hardest hit 51\B policemen armed wtth, but the humidify was slill there and Mrs Marion Hall be was il!l speaker m IJI53.64. Chapel with burial In Beech e Jorda~ve I napalm and rockels delivered I A pnmary hne was knocked sholguns and tear gas gre· l Edwm (Pete) McCormick. Mort White of Do~low He earlier wu majority lead· Grove cemetery. Friends IDIJ ,No new conta;t was report ' by Manne jet.! killed at least 301outtedby the blast! fAllen also re naTdhes d d ld tiled ' ofl•ctal weather observer •t Va " VISiting here with , of the house. call at the funeral home. · VI Co por severa uses were e ea were en 1 as . .Jo today l\ Sovlet-bwll 1 . , _ et II£ k ked 1 R 1 d H rd 14 h Fatrf~eld rep<Jrted I 29 tnches SISler, Mro. George Hall "\' ~·· · us , F Bl2 bo be noc ou osen owa , w om 1 th T s;mc MIG2l Jet ,.11 downed 10 ~ir orce m rs I Tr f lied p ts d k lied b of ram dunng e storm u- Mr and Mrs Paul M;~~:;l C f dJ d 1 a1 dogfight Thuraday following today for the third ~~·~utiv~, mou~:' R~e.rene:r lhe'"Mea:Ow; · :,~~ ... a~un~a~ay~ond YWI~ tal ramfall m Galha smce Sun Columbus, and. Naomi fS, fC on e~se U gment tJi< ra1d near the tmy Israeli 1and Wallace property, and twolllams, 28 • Kobinsville, MISS. day now sta~s at 5 411 mches were recent gueslll of Mr Filed lh Court b( '•r settlement of AI Magor hUJe tr..s were leveled Dear shot to death near a looted McCormick s high was 93 de·/ Mrs Walter Brown. A confessed judgmeot has J~st north of the Sea of Galilee. the JUnction of Rts 141 and store, and Wtlham McBeth, 18, 1grees , and Thursday's low was Mr and Mrs Fred been filed in Meigs County Com· ~sroel warned anew today I CONTINUED from Pa e I 775, e•ght miles from Galhpo- shot and killed while lrymg to 70 degrees st the Fa~rf•eld ~oledo, and Arlhor Heiney mon Pleas Court by the Ec. . lftGi what 11 called Syr~on at- I nd he g nded 1., kmfe a policeman All were I Stal1on stted With Mr and Mrs. Frank ] Services are onnounced for amy Saving! & Loon Co., Seetoit·ks could lk>l oonl!nue unpun-1 ::"":~~:"r,~e n~.':,'~~ one iNegro The United Press lnternatlon- B1se and fanuly. Margaret Mae Archer, 74, of ond-st, Pomeroy, agalnsl Leon !died \. 1P Richard Rodenck, In a re i St-ores of other persons- I 1 lh f f Oh •• Mrs James Caruthers and 43 Coal-st. Mlddleoort who died A. Kohl, 7lltl Mlll·lt, Middleport, 1. bedroom When he had finiShed rrom Monroe Gatew ood. many mnocent bystanders- ad woaailed er orecas1 or 10 ••· Ho'·H 1 1 Th -•· tn ••· h port for clean·= and family, Louisville, spent a 11 JK,osp bl UnKIIlY u~e amount of $2,~. 1 1 ..; tying them up. I ree otter g1r s I led 57 1 1 h I ay c ... M · 1 the ctl n..•-- l ll~lt.er in Dixie h I revea e ep one.s were I were IOJured by bncks llymg I J I l t days With her ornanl n 1110 r a on, Jt"'''Pnq • - ancluding one w 0 was on Y1 down m both the c1ty and coun· lass and unfare ' 1 ess coo er e~pera ures Mrs Bess Larkins She was born in Meigs Coun· Milam, 346\1 Sydlmore-sL MldOIJNT LAUREL. N. J. _ 1v!Sitln& lor the night-came I ty S1xteen others were o u t I11 g · • mght Saturday s forecast IS sun Tom Dye VISited hiS chli· Maret. 23, 1892 to the late dleport, bu IUed a peUIIon for qellst Billy Graham •••d ' home Thi, was around mid· With miScellaneous problems I Seven policemen were shot, / ny and mild dren m Akron Earl and Martha Burford. Sur· divorce from Delbert IIUam, Thnd:ay "pro1ft5! wward rae rught I Three cables were damaged, two of them m the back Mr and Mro Lyle Balderson V1vors are live children, Mary SIDle address. The plaltUIII undentandlng Is much great· I Wanted Moaey and the Bell crew was on duty I At least 32 persons were I and Kay spent Su2day With Mrs Crossan, and Martha Bums, datms fii'DU neglect ol dfll1 1ft the South than It is m the The kilter lied the latecomers until after mldnll!ht repa~rmg admitted to hospitals Scores ol , eWS H E Young a~ Mrs Hazei Middleport: Hefty Rolbtieb,' and seeks custody of two IIWIOr Nirlh." -, ::H and told the girls he wanted damages A crew from Manet Iothers were treated and re Balderson Bellevlllt W Va Cheshire. JuUa Black, Boston, children. litlJs~ !Iouth has a ba- nmney to go to New Orleans ta was called m to as<~sl the leased , ' Mass: Charlea Archer, Middle- - - - - - - - - " - for IO!ution. to their prob- 1They gave htm an undeter- Galhpotilans. I Over JaDed Gaure Radial" Ga!Upolll PICKENS ON STAGE pori, one aliter, EVI Glover, 'Si:llillloo'taee a solution mmed amount of cash Rodenck termed Ute storm I By dawn police announced Dam 12.3, 13.6, running 7 feet Ray Picktns, oon of Dr and Batlle Creek, Michigan: 12 , loN~ !ems Ia the And then , one by one, he , the worst m the II years that they had control of the area on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· Mrs Ray Pickens Middl~ grandchlldren and 12 fll'eat OBVarED TO INTEIUfl!t Of ·--," he said start.~ to lead hiS v•clim from I have been In thll area" More than 200 persons had been 98, PL Pleasant ZUO, Hinton made his debut on 'the Ohio Va~ fll'aDdchUdren. MEIGS . IIIABUN AliEA ~· there II "underltand- the bedroom to their deaths Ed Cottrell, of Bockeye Rur- Jailed by that hme 76, Kanawha Falls 2 35, Char· ley Summer Theatre sta e 1n Mrs. Archer wu a member lfd li'lendship betw..n the While he was gone, MIS! al Electric' reported 13 men The riDtmg started •n a near leeton Ill Bll. London, Marmet Athena In production oil 'T h e ol the Church of ChriSt. Funer'T.=.tf~.:. r • tn the oouth Amurao rolled under a bunk : were oot last mght repa~rmg West Side neighborhood aboul9 and Winfield dams were on the Imaginary Invalid." Loclll peo- al services wlll be held at the ..:::.":""...,"':'~-bed and cowered there He I lines damaged by the slom• p.m Thursday It spread slowly stlls pie attending were Or Ra• Rlwlings Coats Funeral Home vau., I'Ublilmoa 1:n11111'"'' lJAI II• d didn 't nuss her I At least 1 and reached a fevered p1tch Boal M e tl Pick and r Sunday at 2 p m With the Rev clt.lnto St. Pom•ror. Oldo. ate~. ._. 1 : Jflwched The v1<tims were Glor1da ed by .::._e pondes trwere indam- around m1dntght, when police Oblo ~~ mea ' B ke state . ens. Mr Mn. Donald Jlicka ofliclating Bur· ·~.~~.,'" ...,.., ...,,... AodiiNNitl D 23 D Ind. M A 81 .. ll:'l:s a s ons w !I c lied f t tl ver - uc ye PICkens Sr Clifton· Mrs , l:ntend u IIOnal .... IDtllle ~ w-RIOH WINDS avy, , yer, ' ary rm accorl;tmg lo Cottrell Buckey e a. or el ra am~um on up 14 4 50 p m . New Mar- Hoffman ~ chiJcb.en ial wJIJ be in the Bradford eem· ....., •• IIIII polt Po..,, pped throulh Jordan 21 Chicago Susan Pr1ests nons and llliCI'3! work· . · • Fri nd 11 t the Ohio • • southweslern F • _ • Chicago ·PatriCia power was restored m mosl ers stu'mbled through the dark tinsvllle up 14, I 10 p m , and Mary Ann, hoe I may ea a N.tllolliJ -~ ,...,, e h for tbe nd d armt, .w., ' b 9 30 T 4 10 05 L me anytime aatttDIIUI Chat..J.L IDe... aa ..._.. ~ ay 10 a Matusek 21 Ch1cago Pamela areas y Pm streets In teams, pleadang for 1 up 1 ' Jean Hudaon, Mn tob -' ...• N•• York Cl~ .... p.m.: ~MI!Jg a storm WI k • ·22 L : Jll . A porch blew off Randolph 1'8lm up 14, 3 10 a.m , Shafer and Mrs George •-;:..; , '· c~ ~lfe and r_aus N 1 eru;:h 1· ~nSJ~h to · Blackburn's home on Rt 551, The~r words lor the mll8l pan 1 down 14, 5·30 a.m.: Sr, all of Middleport WEATHER ,..,.., : td. Jlea¥J ~ty damaje. ma rna e,. ' ea n, on the Fali'VIew·Evergreen Rd, went unheedfrl up U, 2 10 am , Criss Jr. Cearlq eooler and less tw- ;;:;• i::J:: !ft:t:.. 1~ Jjn1Mji&1Jti><Yibflth. 42, waa ltld andM ViatalentiGna Palsllon, 2231• aod caused conSiderable dam· The hit and nm tacucs of ~. 15 7 05 am ; Defender DRIVER HURT, JAILED lllld lodaj, ~p 75-12 aortli ........~.'!" • .. • - .;........ .: 1 by J1••h••••• nd k lied an er~ argu a • A ch ed '" , •~ 17 3 30 m. · Jefferson Cha •·· N II Cit ' -· ... ,. ....... --• a t h tud ts fro the age a1r was carr1 w or rJoters kept poll~ movmg from , a • rm~ eal, U, MinersvliJ1 , . .tb. ar, eee1 toldlbt, oot .......hi.. oa. ........., 8 .a • II 1~~!f: yard of h1s ;~cl ang:e s en m 50 yards mlo a nearby faeld by one section of the Wnt side to l1 t 251 a m , St. Marys was arrested by In SZ..C Saturday suuay . BDd ;:.:;, ~:0:--: 000 ' " " ...,..., 'II llle His Wife IlPPI 5 wmds thai were estimated be· another Rare! !her 17, 6 30 am., Polly R lice on a OWl char&e .tid. ~== a few feet 1way, WI! Whe~the ~~~nage ~~~ ~v~, I tween 35 and 45 miles per hour direct confror?tat:' Withe : , 17 fi 45 a.m ; Allee down one-car accident on Weat · ..nllnel s lor a lew qo•et see e t ";; t ar . The Robert Neal property large group of mters 7 40 am . New Orleano up II at 2.56 p m. Thursday. ise was not ehned aphartrnen M or Awo or near Porter was also heavily There w a 1 1 P e c u 11 1 10 n 1 45 a.m., Peay Downey hce said Neal's car struck a t ree ours 1ss murao d ed Ul 4 15 am JJm 1 causm1 heavy dam· • . - -· th h bed amag through the mght that a call-up • poe : cnn~"!t ~nea h 1 ~ed t' A huge tree was leveled on of National Guard troopa ,..31 1dawn J8, 5 45 8 m. A J . to his automobile. He wa• flural Electcics Itern ' en s e ro ou , Rt 554, near Sheriff Denver lmmment, but none matena- IA!n up 18, 7 15 a m , Walter to Meigo General I found her slam fnends m pools Walker's reSidence lized Mayor Rtchard J Daley ICurley 11!1 20, J:30 a.m.: Har· lor treatment of I 1 ~itiittaee Merger 1of blood and : ' "1 thr~~~ County Engmeer L A D1cka· pledged Thuraday to ask for a ; ~ey Jordon dOWII 22 • 7 a m • chest injury and Ialor JaUid. ;l-ANCASTER Ohio (UPII •creen 00 e secon , oor son reported trees down on callout if necessary ' •mmer down 23• 2 10 a.m .. K. Tfio boards of lnter-«Mlflty Ru~ ~ ledge Nebo Rd , near Cora, the Rod· Whil1! the notmg went on. H Botlworth n dawn 23, 3·20 Veteruo Memorial Boopttol at Eleetric of Hllllbor<> and ney Cora Rd, and the Galho· c1vtl nghts leader Martm am · Western up 2S, i 10 am. : ADMISSIONS - Vicky Newi!"'""tral Power Co of Lan- 1 Centerpomt Rd , Luther Kmg addressed a rally 1Ede~n~O BotilorthJ daW:: Ch ell, Middleport, Harry Com· IIIIIIOUDced today I merCity Hi' Hordeot ' In • Baptist church on the I up p m.. ooep olhi mmgs, Pomeroy, Onella Cole, el their pi~ and service I The area of Foorth and State South Side, about e1ght miles ~p Greenu~,'l:'-11 P ~ Plains: Betty GD1110re, 00 p.m... Tuppero flicliJtiel rnakini ibe <o-oper I m Gallipolis appeared to be a Ifrom the troubled area 1 porn up roenup Middleport Uft the' largest ~ Ohio. •·1 S, OUS et diSaster areo loltowmr I h ' I I would Ike for all of us to ' !:n Zepby~~own , G;""up DISCHARGES - Vivlln Af. pw11o Wyckoff, prestdent oi l l"twiSter·type" storm believe m nonvwlence ," he told IGreeno V 40 ~. ~w 0 nott•. Kathryn Weaver, Emma J$er<ounty, and Jo"n Eakm Mrs. H. M Roush of Buffalo, , Three hu1e trees were level· the crowd Cl d.':.. Gte!;u · •10 50 :::' Ledlte. ., llouthcentral, said I W Va. pasaed away at M•IIS ' ed Within mmules. Finl to go Closer to the not area, at IOl~er ~-do!n 3.10 8P : • • - • • • • • • e, subject 1, approval General Hospital In Pomeroy. j was a huae sugar maple be- Kina's West S1de apartmen~ Indiana" lip M~ldalll ~ ·16 : ·: lloiR Blleacer, . . tl Mr. • memberl p1 both firms j Thursday. July 14. at NO • m tween the G H. Kerns, (4DZ his w1fe pe~red from the win- Eltsha w.... down M~dahj u4 Mn. lll1to. stea:ll ol WfUl<! ...nglli~~rural electn lollowmg a long illness Fourth!, and Dr. James Orr dow at pobce cars cru111111 the 7 p.m.; Lally MarJorie up Mel· F_.,...., 1..1111 , Ud fltatlan In 01110 They Did ne. l She IS sumved by hor hus- (410 Fourth) homes It wao street with shotguns pokin& dahl I :IS am ,....._ 11 Mr.Udllln.JID. ,;taliona htid been underway band Harold Roush, Bullalo; cotupletely uprooted, faUinJ •· from the car wtnduws. The G.Uipolll pom _ Beaver ry Spe- ot Loq olj tht mer8er for more than 3 a Sisler Mn J Q Rice, Mkl·1 ~ the llree~ and JUst IIUB.'" aound of gunfire could be heard. down e:25 p.m.; Mark Euton all) Kev. ud Mn. B. L. Dint Jl!ll'· dleport, and several ml!Cel and llljf Mary VlrJmia O'Brien's "You ave Ia uoe force up 3'!10 1 m o1 Clmllln, - tilt rtpt at 1 nephews Friends may be home at 1(11 Slate. 1 wbea t iela to t~o puot," laPWha Jllver _ J s Lew· 8IJilvu ladlqo te n-.plll rece1ved at the Raynes Funer· TraHic was hned up for a stop. i Mr1. KIDJ uld. Is down Marmet 1:31 p.n{., Lo· l Ia tile Slate IIJ<OO'I ~ LU8 DROWNS 1 al Home m Buffalo at any lime light al the time The huRe Behind her apartment a ey Jane Lucas up Marmet 8· Jllller GtJ1 f:hrlllfll '\I It ~VILLE, Ohio (UPII - aiiA!r 8 p.m. Friday tree JUSI miSSed a red automo- 1811£ of yeUU1J Negroes smaah· p.m Franklin B down Mar- lie 11o1t1 al Lalqelle, llliJ!a•a Kif O,le. i, South 1 "" -r·al serv1ces will be held bile, driVen by 1 woman Mr. ed Into 1 drug store and carted mel '1:30 a.m.: AileD ft. July IIJI. ' ne..,llle, drowned. Thursday Sundoy, July 17, at 1 p.m at .IIIII Mrs. Porter McKeaa, of away merchandi.se by the ba1- rill down WlnOtld 3 20 p.m.: Tile fHr • ftel•ban Ia she fell iDio I ditch at the tloe tuneroJ home 111 Bulflllo IJJ Fourth, aaw the tree !aU, kelfull. Cluckasaw up Winlie18 J: 311 p. llle olallt .,W ..~ • .. ~ \ ! I I I STRAW. ·HATS . . . "' 1 ! OFF • j I \ Men's Knit Shirts-- -- ! off ' I , I I MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS, Now ! Off "t' :ult} L' S HOUR .. Ma]Of League Ine cores I New York Clothing House: Rob•'nson's H & R FIRESTONE •.::.:=SUMMER'S A BREEZE WITH.==:====: 71uJ:(Jjjl/fimnzw-------·-~--- Engineered by Chrysler Quallty Builtl Styled Far Maximum DfC!!' . Compatlb111ty. Aci1CJu•t• Copacity Ra119u . call AIR TEMP Room ·~ ~ AIR CONDITIONERS ' ~ H1Ye plenty ' of whot It t1k11 to kHp Cool, Clean, Dry Air Circuleting 'Round You u:~~~ g~~:, No. 2nd Ave. STORE MIDDLQQRT .• " Ask For Your FREE BIG PACKAGE OF . ""*• NYLONAIRE - " I •• ZINNIA SEEDS Nothi119 To Buy PIANOS eWURLITlER IIIII OTHER FAMOUl .,• .,..' :fnlnld ......... -· ,.., 12. .JACKSON. 0. -- - ~- -~--- - - All prlc:es plu• Taxes 1nd TrlldtJ In OH Y6ur tllo""-• Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills I lAND$ ~ ~ Feeds eiALDWIN I 15 volts ' DEALER 3110 000 010- 4 70 New York 1110 1100 1110- 2 8 3 Koufax 06-4) and Roseboro Shaw, Gardner (7], Sutherland •custom-8200 Btu ·I..Y l)t ltllflll,lulf slip In window ond pull .!!t'~~~!~.~~~~ Supe~.,S~~. "Sure Sign of Quality" too Ang ,lw !liNe 1Htt lrecii'ODIIII, numrl.., otc. "'"" IlllVII, UN lfall!lard (Hth) Sl. LouiS 403 1102 000- 9 13 D Cinci 1110 050 oto- 7 12 0 Stallard, Bnles i5l, Jaster (61, Hoerner (9) and McCar ver, Pappas, Osteen t3) Nuxhall (41, Davidson (61, Fischer 161, Nottebart 191 and ~· Pavletlch. WP- Jaster <4-21 LP-Pappas t8 71 HRs-0tleman (lsi), Shamsky (12th), Brock <71hl . •Til. Tempette-5,000 BW ' o - ~ Phone WY·2·2115 Mulbeny Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio - _,...... -- ----· -- - -------.. -~ ~" ' ' ·- !' -~ ,_ . ~ -- .: . '. �·' ·.' :; ' !''· ' .• ; ---------·,·----------1 n·Irectors 'II H .·-· N _I .f--.Dally' ·Sentlnel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July lB, {911 - - - - - - - - - P o i n t s spent. lew days wUh'have returned home after visit- · Mrs. Oma Winebrenner. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tile flrst dlltrlbotlon olea• WI JMr. BIU Hysell of ColumbUI, Freel Jenldlll. ollne tam Ill tbe ubdivtslons OSplt.aJ eWS visited his mother Mrs. Oma Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence seJ. Ia tile new flseal yoar was ·~ Hysell and grandmother'' Mrt. lert Of Q)Jumbul vi8iled llletr IIDoliiiCed today by fllall - - -· ·May Cowie. molhers Mrs. R. B. llellers, Alldllor Roaer Cloud. Boller Hosplfalt VlsiUng Mr. aod Mrs. Russell Zwilling Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and bra- I Tbe piJIIIOnt, omoantfng I' hours 2-4 and 1-a p.m. Parents oft A& IILlCK of Valley StiUon, Ky., were thor Robert. I fi,IJ8,totl, was Uare4 by !hi nnly on Pediatrics Ward. YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO -~ Mr. and lira. Marlon Key· weekend auests of his parents, I Mra. Maude Tucker and Miss 88 counties and the 1823 townAdmlsoloos ' IIOidl ar Cool'lllle, have purcbas· Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling. :Chessie Diddle of Wellsburg, W. sldps wllb fl 760 11110 'autq to Wllllam H. Older, !Sf Pm~ • •a aewty built home from Mr. Mrs. Ernest Theiss and chi!· IVa., visited their brother and the .;.UIIUes ~~ the rate o1 St.; JohnS. Carry, 44 Nell Ave.• PT. PLEASANT- A generol .Afchle Leo. dren are visltin& her parent!, : sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her- , IZO.OOO per coaoty, 111111 the Walter J . Janey, 919 Second meeting of the Mason County ' . :;Mrs. ibw 0 . Pickens has 1111- !Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan of scbel Diddle, and other rela· towas~pa recelvllll $l,tfil,. Ave.; Mrs. Dexter Deckard, Action Group will be held dergone knee surgery al Hoi· ,New Milford. Uves aod !rlands. ' Ctltl, olthe rate of .-aa per Rt. 2 Vmton; Mrs. Thelma Thursday, July 21, at 7:30p.m. .~Hospital. She wlll hive sur· I Mrs. Thomas J. Quick Of Or Mrs. Maudle Chesser oi l towlllblp. Thacker, Thurman; Mrs. Nor· In the court room. All directors on her second knot next :lumbus spent the weekend with Georgetown, ber daughters vii J . Hounshell, Rt. I Ewing- ond associate members of the eek. his parenll, Mr. aud Mrs. Jarnes Mrs. Edna Fenton of Felicity, ton; Mrs. Marshall M. Wren, A"oclation are asked to attend Mr. and Mrs. Millard J>uck. ;s. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' and Mrs. Dorothy Largent of New Haven; Mrs. Donald J. lor the purpose ol appointing a ~ of Huntln&ton, W. Va., 1 J . Quick, daughters Leanne and !New Plymouth visited their Cornell, Pt. Pleasant; Mts. Ed· Board of Directors. ~YJ!Ilted hll slster Mrs. AJIIes . Leslie Ann of Gahanna, were aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs., na 1. Austin, Henderson ; Is. 'White and brother Richard 1Sunday guests of his graudpar· James Quick. aac Long, Rt. 1 Gallipolis Fer- Several vacanc•es ex1s1 on I ,PIIIIkwwth. ; ents. I Tee. Sgt. and MH. James ry ; Mrs. Anna L. Plymale, Pt. the Board wh•ch must be tilled, " Mra. VIlli Fnnk Of Five I Mra. Doris (Mumaw) Pugh Theiss, dau1hter SuSlln and ooD Pleasant; Thoburn Detty, Oak and ~II members are up for ,..,. ..__ _ ________ 1of Chester, W. Va., visited here Jlnuny of Otis Air Force Ba••· Hill. app01stment or re-election. It · with lriends. Mass., are vtsttlng his mother Btrtbs is also desired that the Board Mr. aud Mrs. Gilbert Beegle IMrs. Carrie Sinclair. Mrs. Ernie L. Roush, Rl. 1 Le· be .upanded to SJVe. rep_resenand family, and Marte and Tim- James Harris of the U.S. Ar- Tw new stall members have tart, son , 12 :24 p.m., Thursday; tation to the West v;rg~ma De· my Kochman of Fairborn visit· my has gone to Sacremento. been "hired b Rio Grande Col· Mrs. Marshall M. W1en, New partment of Natura .csour:· ed Mrs. Beegle's mother, l.jrs.l CaiU. after visiting here wilh l 1e e. The a;e Mabel M. Mob· Haven , daughter, 12 :58 p.m. es, and lhe men and women 8 Myrtle McBride hiS parents, Mr. and Mro. Dick 8 11 Y d Lena H Thursday· Mrs Donald J Corn. serv1ce clubs of the area. · H 1 HI ,. nd three 1er co ege nurse, an . ' · · Strongest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ram· arr s. .s Wue a Ho~tos . assistant profeiSor of ell, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 12 :- Two-thirds of tho Board must sey and sons hove moved their children Will remain here indel· education. 28 p.m., Thursday; Mrs . Glen- continue to be appointments trailer home from Belpre to lnitety. don J. Willis, Rl. 3 J ackson, from the "target ooclely" and ner ... bacled 11J the Milton Roush property. Mrs. Adelbert 0. Lee was In A graduate of Holzer Hospital son, 12 noon, Thursday. all minority group.o !negro) Mrs. Larry Dtlcher and chll· Athens Saturday where ohe School of Nuraln11, Mrs. Mohler must be represented, ac<ordGeneral Moton! dren of Columbus visited her attended the wedding of her I has worked at hospitals In PhoeDischarged ing to Robert Rickard, Direc· Ono·yeor Worronty fwr mother,. Mri. Rose Thompson niece Mary Jane Lee to Ron·] nil:, Ariz.; F.l Paso, Texas: Robert C. Batley, Mrs. Ed- ~ropolr of ony doroot and fanuly . old L. G~bert Racester. , Fredenck, Md.; two Air Force ward J. Bentine, Mrs. Verne!,IJ-----=====•,1 .v,lthout ch1r11, Phil lour·yoor Protection Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. I Mrs. Pauline Morarlty and bases in Alaska ; Denver, Colo. c. B1:12er, Mrs. Fannie M. Can· • Pion fDr fllmllllllll ,. Williams were Mr. and Mrs. Ison Marty spent the weekend In and Akron. Ohio. Her most re- ter, Edgar Dial. Jr., James E. ICtmtnt for ••, . . Hulbert Williams of Akron, Mr. Columbus with her daughter cent pos~tlon has been at Hoi· Dixon, Bryan Lee Fulks, Mrs. ocllvo port In~ tho comprtto tronsrnlsl/011. and Mrs. Thomas WUIIams and Conme, son and daughter-In· zer Hosp!llll In Gallipolis, Ohio. Dan Glassman Joseph Grin· Be•utyllps drl'll mator, or ,.,. family of Columbus, Mrs. vera law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mor· Mrs. Hontos received her nan, Mrs. R. J. Hauldren, Joscapocll'f " " " purnllf By lola Burtrum Tannehlll and grandson Craig arlty and family. Bachelor ol Art! degree from eph F Keiser George C King of Parma Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore and Marshall University In 1941 M R. b S ' d ' Dld you know · da h K Is r Newark• and her Master o1 Art s degree rs.L uSty aunMrers, ChMrs.· KarMr. and Mrs. George Walton ug ter r ty o E that rouge ac· 1 and Beth Ann of Steubenville v~ were weekend guestll of her par· from the same untverslty tn ~ha . epk, be t"D esF ' tually 11 d~1 NO IUIII · J sited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle ents Mr. a=rs. Herman Lon- lr95t. She ha• also earned aca- om~son, r d W :n ,;•· thin&a' 1 for I•nd family and other relsUves. don and . stet Patricia and I demic credit at Ohio State Unl· ~~· .;sic 8 ~~fr BarL. s. your eyes 11 •• 0 I'UUEYII well aa give Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther other rela ·ves. yerslty and Southeastern State er 0 e,_ 1 lam · awson, you a healthy II'· w~•nther "· entertained with a chicken bar- Ml•• Mary Patricia Auther· ] College In Oklahoma. ~s. J~m1~ A. ~dwe~ ~nd 1Jlow? It's true, :1 becue at their home, honoring son underwent a tonsillectomy I . m ant . aug tor: rs. o art when you ap· JET ACTION ADVANCES QALORII the birthday of her father, Mr. at Hol%er Hospital, aod has re- Mrs. Hontos previOusly serv· L. Damels and mfant son, Mrs. ply rouge 111'11 correctly you wiD suddenly Herman London. Others attend- turned to her home. , ed as elementary edut'al!on s~· Rodney E. Gaul . and Infant . SH your eyes begin to spark· • Jet-Awoy Nnt removan lng were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mr. Brookl Sayre, employed pervtsor lor Fayette Co~t),, son, Mrs. Sam Hicks, Jr., and le, and those dark circles unNo lint trap to Cllln. der your eft!.l wi11 disappear. Moore and daughter Kristy of! in Kentucky, spent the weekend, Ohio, and Ill • slmUar positiOn i mlant son, Mrs. Jack L. Spur· • Jet Spin pta clothe• wonderCome into your Merle Nor· Newark ; Mr. Kearney Donahue at hi• home here. In Pike County, Ohio; She hao ,tock and infant son. fully dry-uvoo hoovy lif1in11 man Cosmetle Studio for a of Marion; Mrs. Lilodon and Mrs. Roger Winebrenner and taught In Rio Grande' summer . • Autometio Soak Cyclo Even L•• free les110n in beaut)'. Learn Patricia; Lori and CJ!rrie Gutn.l daughter Krystal and son Kel· school, exten•lon, and night I Pleasaot VaHey Hospital l0010ns dirt, arimol other beauty tips and feel With Trildel ~,.. • NtHIIW ther, loca l and the h~st and hos· ly, visited her parents, Mr. aod lschool programs_lor a_number : ADMJTI'ED : Mrs. Hadle your confidence begin to ,bciioi. ,...... Mrs. B. L. Miracle and son of of years. She Will begm full· i YoWJg, Apple Grove. Mrli. arow. -. lot .. baadJo tess. Bubby Duncan, oon of Mrs. Leesburg. Kimberly remained lime _employment With the col· Sherman McGuire, Northup, •••• .... youdooUno Malcolm Guinther spent a week i here with her grandparents, le&e m September. Ohio . ... - .. ..., llltN-- with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Winebrenner. DISMISSED : David Goodin, Mrs. Franklin Hendrls and I DOT AND HUMID Morgantown ; James Riggs, Ma· MIDDLEPORt, 0. daughter at PalotsvlUe, Kr. Miss Long Begins COLUMBUS Ohio (UP!) _ son; Pearl Walker, Gautpolls Phont WY 2.US7 Mrs. Osa Bones• hu re- D ,, A H nd h 'ld •• Ferry; Roy Btess1ng, Pt. Plea.. 2M I. Mlln Pomeroy turned to her home 'rrom the Uuea as gent ot a urn . ,.mpera 1ures 1i ant. Svraeuse ' SOeiety NOles Be Appointed ,<i1:.,.________ 0n Th d . urs ay I SPECIAL I 1. • New Staffers ' ' . DOUBLE OUR SALESI Frigidaire Jet Action Washer has a ; Emp}oy00 by R-G College 5-YfAR PROTfCTION PlAN at NO fXTRA CHARGf! Dally Se nt ln<'l. Pomeroy-~i"· !lf:lrlort . o .. "*J ·tx ·, 1 ~~ 1 ~~~ -5 ' ..\D thl• glory from one tiny leed ! The aundower towers taller ~ Even the thrifttest I .' I '· ' I ; ' i ' ' ' than • man, its huge golden head filled with tbouRands of seed• •. • and every seed contains the mystery of Hfe and growth th,at acience cannot explain. We IU'e aurromtdell by mirades ..that man did not create. Who created them? Who created us? By 1he :ieaooning powers of our own marvelous minds we can be guided io - that God the Creator baa Jllade all things according to His plan, and that we can only ":hieve our highest development by living In harmony with it, How con we know Cod's will for u? We need only a small seed of faith, for He will lead UB in His way if we ask llim • • , and that ll8ed. will grow and Jlouriah 1IJlder His loving care. Baptise "Don't do us -.,favors. ° r 111mm your ._.,.,. __ _ j --=yoo' n -·y ..,_ _ __ ... ___ ..... I' ,... lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON ..... Pill.,_ - P.S: Veteran's Memorial Hospital,,. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Lou· where she was a medical 8 • 1se Long, 22, Morgantown, has lien I p recently assumed her duUes as ~- David Smith and chll· Home Demonstration Agent lor dren, have returned from Ger· Mason . County. She wao born lnsunnce Agency In<. mai!J aod are visiting her par-~ aod rallied in Shinnston, W. Va., Phont WY 2·3311 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pick- aod graduated !rom Shinnston In I . Socond St. Pomoror ens. Her husband Is stationed High school. In May she receiY. there with the U.S. Army. !ed her B.S. degree In home Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler!' economics education from and children of Sugar Creek West Virginia University. Wblie ;===~='-'-='-a=.oi;....;;;;~=;._;~~,..:;_·__ • attending college, she was a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron the Home Economics Club, the Student Education Association, 0 P l 0 ME l RIS r Sigma Kappa Sorority and wao Office Boun: 9 to 12, ~ to 6 !Close at ('loon on 1 recipient of a Bonedwn SchoTIIun. - l!:ul Court St.. Pomeroy larship. ''ii!iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii:iii She now resides at 22251> MULLEN N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BAKER FURNITURE greeted the tourmg lady pro- =--------_:~""'""'""'"""""""""""'"""""'':_--------·----------lesslonals and soma of the country's lop amateurs today for the opening round of the $15,1100 Lady Carllng Midwest Open Golf Tournament. Ride with The Dodge Boys 't:.n:~~·l SUMMER ShOe Sal8 .' .u - ·" 1 ' ". ADD TO YOUR LISnNING NOW IN PROGRESS! Famous Bnnds-Budttt Priced THE SHOE BOX . Charter No. 6441 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PLEASURE ••• TAKE ALONG A OF MIDDLEPORT In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Bualnesa on June 30, 1966. Published In response to can made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS s wi 01 ro til ei I .., oj ~ II FM-AM II Pe&nal Portable Radio Ill u. ti II! ol w fl ,,.. '1! 1 1 ' 10 Transistor- 5 Diodes. Built In Power Supply. Ofwrat~ on 6 "C" Cell Batteries. Genuine Leather Case in Black. WERNER RADIO &T.V. N. 21M1 AvL Middleport, 0. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items In proceso of collection ---- ------ $ 578,724.28 United Slates Government obligations, direct and guaranteed - - - -- --------- -- 1,702,109.75 Obligations of States ond political subdivisions 295,480.20 Loans and discounts ------ ----------- ---- 3,333,000.03 fued assets ---------- -------- - - ---- - ---72,784.64 Other assets --- ------- - ----- - ----- ------18,116.12 TOTAL ASSETS ------- -------- --- --- S6,000,215.02 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------ -- $1,293,176.09 Time and aavings deposits or Individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- 3,798,806.69 Deposits of United States Government - - --10,013.56 Deposits of States and politico! subdlvlalona 250,987.49 Certified and officers' checks, etc. - - ------ 15,435.44 TOTAL DEPOSITS -------- $5,368,421.27 Total demand deposits ___ $1,493,612.58 Total time and savings deposits - - - - $3,674,806.69 other liabilities - - --------------- ---- - --69,229.78 TOTAL LIABITJ'l'IES - - ------- ------- $5,437,651.05 -, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-totsl par value ----------- $ 100~.00 No. shares outhorlzed 2000 No. aharea outstandtnc 2000 Surplus ----------- --- ----- --------- - - -300,000.00 Undivided profits ----- - - - ---------------162,563.97 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - - ---- - S M2,563.97 TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ------- ---- $6,000,215.02 :Pt and · i HAROLD E. HUBBARD We, the undenlped diftctors attest the correctoeu thls report of condition and declare that It bas been namlned by 1111 and to the best of our knowledge and belief Ia true and correct. PAUL S. SMART RODNEY DOWNING Directors ROSE S. REYNOLDS or a. m.. Worship l0:30 a. =. · · €arpenter Bapdst · Bible Schsol 9:30 a. m. PreachChurcb tog 10:30 a. m., first aod third . &>ndays. - Sunday School, 9.30 a.m. Mason Ctty Cborclo of Chrlat, Monuog W<>rsh1p 10 .15 a.m. MiUer Street - Suaday Bible Flnt Ba list Church Middle- Study, 9 a. m.: Evesing Wor· • port, RPv.PDonald Boone, pas- !hip • 7·30 · P· m.·• Biblo Sh"'"' ·--~. o-hool 9·15 am 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor ' Sunday ~ · · · ~ ,._._. GeorDe Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Mlddleport_Cbard! .. v-w~ 5th d M Sir ta " Worship Service; BYP e p.m. ; an am ee - n-~ Evenillg worship, 7 : 30 p.m.; aid H1cks, mmlster; B t b 1 e Sch 1 9 30 K eth MeWednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer oo' : a. m., enn meeting, 8:30p.m., choir prac- Elhinney, Supt. ; Morning Wor· tico sbio 10:30 a. m. Evening Wor· Firlt Baptist Cburcb, Pome· ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Servlce, tog Evangelistic Service, 2st and 3rd Sunday of month. Federated Cborcb, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, Supl; Sultday School, 9:15 a. m. Worship,' 10:25 a. m. roy _ Rev. Carver Williams. I Wednesday, 7 p. m. p. m., f.hd·Wt!ek Prayer Chas. E . Dozer, pastor ; Sunday tor. Divine Worship School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert h' 0 30 Grate, Supt. Wors 1p at 1 : a. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. m.: Eva~gelistic service, 7·30 .JD, Sand~ evening service at T:lo . Wed shi ...,.,. ~ ~ wor p . . p. .• I f.'so Roman l:athofkt ·.· ~- Lad•~ of •·-M· ..·u vw ~ -::---rLim& Bottom - • -............ •.,.. .,.....,.. Petronek, admtqt-.~· •. ~' day Mass 8:3!1 ·lo!t ~ .. · \o: B.ow 1 Sunda y <~ t Oays of Obligatiea, j,. m..~ 8:30 a.m.; Sermon "Accounla· ,._ bl to Wh ' " Th S . . Sl Jobn's Catllo"" "¥Lssfte om . . e crtplure. Near Guysvute (Diilcb ' Rid&f; Luke 12 :13-21. Cnurch s;hool Rev . Frank Mall,leri. t ~. Study of Hu\ y Btble a_t 9·3D _a. 1Sunday Mass l0·31· a. m.t'J SY and ~ ~-; ~onday _1s JOF t la"" PI('· 1 Day of Obligation ~: SO ~; Sunday School 9,30 till I0:20. PomerOf Cburcb ol Cbrtst - Praise, Wednesda)', 7:30 p. m., me. fhe Lydw C ~rcle uf Ihe Conlesslon I> :iour bet'lt Wership service, 10:30 a. m.: Jerry Masters, pastor ; Sunday Women's Socicty ot Christian Mass. ' · · Nursery and Junior Church for School, 9:30 a. m., Church serJehovah Serv ice will not _have . a July vr 1 d!ildren. vice 10 :30 a. m.; Christian En- Kln(dom Hall of Jehovab's an August meetmg. He:nembcr Salvation Army deavor, 6:30p. m.; Evening ser- Witnesses - Public meeting Sunday ts the Lard s Da:y . The SalvatiOD AnDy, _ EnFirst Baptist Cburch, Racine, .,·ce, 6.30 p. m. 3uuda y, 5 p. m., watchtower "' voy Ray S Wining officer i.o I!A!v. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. Rutland Churcb of Cbrlsl- Study, 6 p. m.: B'bl St d nazarene . I e u y. Tb Ch b 1 h N I charge. Sunday 10 a, m HtiJ. hoot 9 30 a m Sam Ro c · · t B'bl · e arc o t e azaren~ . Suod.y "· ~ : · ·• • y ,arter , mm!S er. 1 e Tuesday 7 p. m.; Serv1ce mee~ Cb te R H b G I ness meetmg· 10·30 a· m· s . . " s supt 10·45 a m Mo-~ Sch 1 9 3• w rshl d · · · es r ev . er ert rate · ·7 p. · m. CUr w , . ha d B .; · • • ·~ oo , : • a. m. o P an mg, 8 p. m. Thursday; Mm1sday SchooL •Sunday 8 8 lng Worship; 8:30 p. m., BVF Preaching serv<ce 10:30 a. m. ..., School 7 p. m. Thursday. pastor ; 1C r arion. upt. l y p I ' L . . 7·" -• J · F 11 h' 8 • ., Charles Bisell. Ass' t. Sunday oung eo.P e 5 eg•_on. p. •~ umor e ows •P: p. m. Young People's meeting, 6:30 L' h . m. Salvation meetmg; Thur• Evening Service; Wednesday. p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. ut eran School 9:30 a. m.: Mornllll! _ d t Ledi H W h' II NYPS 6 45 ay, 1 0 3 P· m. es omo · League: 7 P. m. Prep ctasaes; :30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, V. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. St. Paul's aad Sl Jobn's ors 1P E a . m 30 1 7 p. m. Senior Choir Prac· Zion Cborch of Chrlal, Pom· Latberoo Cburch - Moming p. m.; vemng v1ce, :. · 7.30 p. m. B'ble 1 Study , prayer Mid week Prayer sennce t• Choir Practlce. eroy _ Harrisonville Road -Eo· worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 p. m.; . t' Oth . by au1 'ln w dn d 1 mee mg. er servaces 7 80 I Scho S Cbeabire • Kyger • Hartford geoe Underwood, minister. Bi· a. m.; unday •, 9:o"H1 a. : P- m. e es ay. oouncement. Partob _ Warren G. Zinn ble School , 9:30 a. m.: Morn- m. tBotb congregations are Mlddleporl Churcb ol tbe Naz. ADVENTJSI' pastot: Worship services are; l ing Worship, _7:30 p. m.; Ro- meeting as one al St. Joho's """'e- Rev . Clyde J. Bartle!!, Pomeroy Seventh Dly Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; bert Reed, B1ble Schsol Supl Cburcb . at Pine Grove wh1le Sunday School . 9 :ro . a. ru.; tllit Church _ Mulberry H~ Little Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Church Of God the oew . S1. Paul 's Church lS I MNYPornsmgy Worsphlp 110.360 a. n o. ; I Rd., north of Meigs Memorial being bwll. ouog eop •. '4a p.m.; H ita I p ·- F W Gi!f""'" Cheshire BaptiSt 10:45 EST. ~·s•·r Cburcb ol God E I' u· ti. 1 30 I osp . as~,' . . "'"' '-"IK: ~.~~:: vange as c _mee ng : p.m.: James R. Hoffer, AsS"'t. s*iChurcb School at Hartford, al Rev. Dale Thoroton, pastor. Metlwdut Prayer rneetmg. Wed. 7:30 p.m. ices on Saturday: Sabbiit. 1:50 DST:. Kyger 10:20 EST, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. : Allred MetbodJst Cburcb. Rev . Pomeroy Chorcb of tl!e Na• School 1.30 . Worshl Chesh•re US EST. Morning Worship al 11 a. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sll!lday . .no - Rev. Kenneth PierC<, ' ' p. p, With the hope it will, in •ome memure, /01ter ond help tu.. 2 Mt. Uoloo F.W.B. Cburch _ m. Evangelistic servico_7:311 p. ! Sch~l at 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, pasto~; Raymond Walburn, ;~ pp. mm;\~';'.: SU:,~~! fain thot which is good in family and community life, thU fea- Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Earl m. , Prayer meetmg, 7.30 p.m. I SupL, Worship Services at 10.· Supt., Sunday School, 9.30 a. da 7 30 t 37 E Slarkey Supt. . Ev."<lmg · wor· Tuesday ; Young People'• 45, with the Rev . Casto ; Reviv· m. Morning Worship, tO·:ro a. H y, h'~ Gpll . ml a VIDI ture ia sponsored by the bu• ines• firma and organlsatioru ' p. m. ' by Cecil Cox, Serv1ce, . Fn'day, 7: 30 p. m. a1 servaces · · .Serv1ce, · 7 p. m.; e•g ~. a 1po 1s. ship, 7:30 wat' h tbe Rev. Bara- m. Everung tvhose names appear below. Layman; Youog Pe•ple'o meet.- Mt. Moriah Church of God- ett each e.enlng at 7:45, Prayer meeting, 7 p. rn. Wed· United Brethrera - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , l l l g aod Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Rev. Jam.. Satterfield, pastor through July 241h. Everyone Besday. Eden United Brethrell ID Wednesday; Choir practice at Sunday School 1:45 a. m.: Wor· welcome. Raclue Chnrcb of 1be N. . ] Cbrtst Cburch _Rev. Eldel R. ship serv1ce 11 a. m. utd 7:30 Flalwooda Me-ill Cborelo areoe - Sunday School 9:30 Blake, pastor: Sunday School 7,30 p. m. Thuraday. p. m. Pray..- meeting 7:30p. m. - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- a. m.; Sunday Worsh1p 10:80 10 a. . Wi . Hots' ~QHI.O, Butlud Flnt Baptist Chore• Tuesday ; Young Peopte'a oblp IOl'Yice, 10 a. m., every a. m. ; Evening Service 7:30 p. Su t . ~ls!tall1 ~ ,~ Suoday School 9:30 a. m.; meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday, other Sm!day, 7:45 p. m. SUO· m.; Mid-week Prayer Service, p p~ , ~a=, · Lincoln-MeTCU'l/.Comet-JI:ngli sh Ford · 1 1 Preacbillg Sunday 2:30 p. ~Ralland Cborcb ol God - day Schoo~ 10 a. m., John Ba~ 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. vic ij c asses r:,.chlng 1'JJJsero Baker& of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athena 59S-6801 8 Rallud Free WJU BaptiSt I Rev. John Smallwood, pastor; tey, Supl Morris M. WoUe, pastor. ' m ~ ~~;'~ a · p. Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, I Sunday School 10 • . m.; Evao· ForHI R.. Methodist eborch Rntland Clnrch ol tbe NaJ. f 7·l0 yer _meeting. pastor; Sunday School, 18 a. gellstic service 7 p. m. ; Youog i -Sunday School 1 a. m., Mrs. orene - Sunday School 9:30 a. I P. es<!ay, Mrs. 8 m. ; Guy_Priddy, Supt. ; Preach- I People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed· I Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- m.; Morning Worship 10:45 a. ~ oFallg"t.::s J'!er· lni semce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer oesday ; Prayer meeting 7 p, vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell m. ; Evangelistic service 7:41i ID Cbrll J M"'" l oervlces, 7:30 P. m. Wednesday. m. Saturday. Builders and l!uilqing Supplieo Stutler, pastor. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service rlso 8 to ~ ~I orMasoo Bopllst Sunday Sebool Epucopal Heath MethodlSI Cburch, MlcJ. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. rPrea~ servlc: LOCAL UNION 5668 Chester, Ohio Ph. 885-2008 1,30 Ravenswood, W. Va. - D.A. V. Hall, coraer Second I Grace Episcopal Cbarcb dleport - Max Donahue, pa.. Syracuse Cltnrch ol the Naz. llrst and third Thursday at 111111 Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored , Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard tor; Mrs. N:"' Moore, oreno .- William C. Thorpe, 7:30 p. m. ~by French Ctty Baptist Church I H. Martin, Rector. Sunday 1Sch30ool Sup~··}burhicb ~toMr, Sunday Schihooll013030 a. Sullday at 7:30 p. m. Pray•s ~ In Gallipolis. A11lliated with S. ! Morniog Prayer aod Sermon, · . a. m. , . nors P. m., Ol1lUlll wors P · a.m. meeting BeCOIUl and fourtb 10· 30 a.. m., Methodist Y~th B.C. Rev. R. l. Pimson, pastor. 10:30 a. m. p Thursday, 7:30 p: m. and firsl Ashland Oil Products Sunday SChool every Suaday, Fellowsb1p, _7 p. m. ; Offlc1al entecoltal IBII third Sunday, 7,30 p, m. & J p. m. Preacbillg services the EU8 Board meeting, 1st Sunday Penlec!oBial AIIOmbly, Ronle Mt. llennoo U.... llftlbra! Brown's Botti• Ga. 240- Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 982-2166 4th Sunday of eacb month. Enterprise EUB tbrclo - month, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd 124-- Rev. Paul E. Jones, Pll' ID Cbrtst Clntrch _: l• M Pomeroy MI. MIR'iall Baptist Clntrcb- i Rev. Menzel Smith, putor. Monday of month, 7:30 P. m. : tor. Suaday School 10 a. m._; rlson pastor. Sundayames~ Corner o1 Fourth and 14a1n st., Worship service 9:30a.m.; Sun· Eleanor Circle, Wedlesday, !orship, Wednesday and Fr~ 1, 30 ~ m. ~ sod Middleport. Rev. Nyla Bord."<l, day Schsol 10:30 a. m. Youth p. m. p tal Cb1lreb third Sunday, 7:10:~ Second JD!nister. Sunday Schoel 9:30 a. Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Boys l.etlrt Falll dl ente<O! MlcJ. _, and fourth Sunday 1· a. m. m. Arnold Richards Supl10:30 and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. ,..._, Jameo F Early Bepl.ort Ba - South 3rd Ave. : Rev. ' Prayer meeting every' Wedne.. Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS = Service · ' . E · · 7·30 -• • • . rrett, pastor ; " Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" a. m, Mol1llllf! Worship. m., veomg service, · P· tor LETART FALLS Sch 1 . 8 da day at 7:30 p. m. Christian Eft. Form - Industrial = Lown 6 Garden 01 10 Middleport, Ohio Naomi Baptllit Clntrch - m., 2nd aad 4th Sundaya: Yooth llhlp, 7:30 p. m. lng evang:lls~~ · .!tc: deavor, second IIlii jourtb s... Tuppers Plains Phone 867-3436 8uoday ticbool 9:30 a. m. ; Wor-. Chmr, 6.30 p. m. WedResday. cepl 2nd SIDlday); P. m. Wednesda Bibl~ day, 7:30 p. m. llhlp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. m., Schoo' t : IO a. m. 3uaday. 7·30 ·• . Saturdy · hi Pr serv1 Wednesday. ~ . · P· m., ay D!g P. m., ayf/l ce. fled HI'VICO, 1:30 I. m., er and Worohip 7:30 p. m. Monlnl SCar EUB t'lmrdl - Sunday of moath. EAST p L..o- • ,_ Communi •J Rev. MeBZei Smith, pastor: TART- .Worship, a p. res.,J'..,rum " Kentuckp Fried Chic/(en" f!1Jteto1 eburdl, Elngabtory Sunday Schsol, 9:45 a. m., Roy and 4th Thursdays; Middleport Firat United rre.. Middleport, Ohio l'vmei'O)' Road - Rev. Clyde Htatoo, Van Meter, SUpt., Earl Shuler, School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. b)'terlaB Cbarell - Rev. Ht• pastor: Sunday School t :30 a. Alls' t. ; Morobtg wol'!lhlp, 10:45 PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 ard Ruppel!, pastor; Sunday m.; Ralph Carl, Supt Suaday a. m. ; Prayer meeting, 7:311 p, m., lsi and 3rd School 1:311 a. m., Fred Lewis, Worship oerv1a1 10:30 a. m. m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Clrurcb School, 9:30 a. m. Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; 111d 7:30 p. m. alternately. 7:30 P· m. Sw!day. da~. GREAT BEND 5:40 p. m. YF ; Wl!d., 8:30 p. Prayer meetiltg Wedllesday at Loltrldae EUB Cborcb - oblp 1:30 a. m., 1st aod m. Junior <lloir; 7 p. m. Sen- Pomeroy " Keepsake Diomond Rings• 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Sundays; Church School, 10: lor Choir. We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 312 E. lllain St. Pomeroy Sunday School 9:45 a, m., a.m. Sunday. MORSE Syracu"' Ffnl Uoited Pre,,. II W. ~aiDAil11orcl 992-2955 Pomeroy Cela"'"' Gopel - Wtnldp Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday -worship, 11 a.m., lsi aod hytertao <llureh, Rev. LillSOII ' oerv1a1 eacb Sunday, 1:15 a. wdip, 10:45 a. m. and 7:311 Sundays; Church Scbool 9:30 .-~~~~;_;~;;;,;;~~_;;;:;:::_:;:;;:=::::=:;;:: 111.; SUnday Scbool 10 a. m.; p. m. alteraately. Bible Sludy m. Sunday. Youth Service •:15 p. m. Even- and prayer service, led by pu- .. M-1 TUNE IN log Worship J P. DL eaclo Suit- tor, 7:30 p. m. WedResday. - Woodell G. Stotler, Building Suppliee rmd MillaDGrk day. Christian !ndeavor, 7:10 p.m. llanday Scbool, 10 a. m. ; General Merchandise General Contracting Pqnl1lo eommoHy llborelo 3rd Saturday o1 mooth. lblp aerviC< liN. m. 11'P~• Plains 667-3280 Phone 992-3978 -Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. Soo._Bethel EUB €loluft Pert111111 Molbodlol Y0011g People's service, 7:30 P· Rev. Jalk YOUig, p 1 1 B. L. McDaniel, pastor. : 1390 WMPO RADIO m. Tburoday; Evangelistic ser- ter: Sunday School 1:45 .. m., School 1:30, llarold flee Saturday, 7:30 P. m. IIDd Norman H. Babr, Supl; llanday Supt.; Keaneth McLeod, Aas'L ;;,.,P· Buaday, 7:311 p. m. Worship 10:40 a. m. llld 7:30 Sopt, Pnaching 7:30 p. m. ''i!. ,,wHITE SEWING MACHINES SS..11i'11mo.conns From Grace Episcopal Church, Freedom Goopel a11o1te. - p. m. altentately. Bible ltudJ day. Paint# ana Hardwar• ·~fi&ui . hing For the WO!!IIlll thllt Sews" Basba• Stiversville. Rd.; L. aad Prayer Service, led by pu. BaefM Metbodld t'!llorelo ~-,W '· St. · Middle pot;~ 992·5320 Ph. 949-3279 REV. RICHARD MARTIN, REcfbtr Gluesencamp, pastor; Rater tor, 7:30 p. m. 1bursday. a. L. McDaniel, pastor: '' '· Wllfo~ . Supt., Sunday Scbool, Tappen 1'111111 EUB g .. day School 1:30 a. m.; PreachMorning Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0:30 AM Suncloy '-~{.:.·:~' . .·~.e. to a.m.; Ev8llgelostlc aervtCI!, 7 _ Rev, Jack Youog, pu 1111 10:31 a. m.; MYF 1 p. m.; A Thoughtful Approach To Religious Proi>lnns., :30 P. m. Prayer meetlnll 7:30 tor; Sunday worship, 1:10 Prayer and Blblo SluiiY, 7:30 p. '" .. m. Tuesday. a. m.; Sundly Scholl, :10 a. m.; a Wet thy. Baflnl! MJulee - _f) II ' ' Hobart Vlleyard, 1upt. Bible ReS llprilgl N. Seeond Ave. Middleport Phone 982-3481 NIWIDSD, mJssloell'l' Jllllnr; lltudy IIIII Prayer ..,... led a...ter LemieJ, piltllr; )flddleport, Ohio ~~1 . 1.::. ·-· . \ SaJday School 1:30 a. m.; by pastor, 7:30 .... 1'11 •.,. lllllp ..... 1:11 a. m.; WlrSblp 10:30 L m.; Preachlng Adult C1us Ills 1. . J:• fll, & day 1cMo1, lt:ll L m.; IIYir ll p. a Prayer and J:lll p. m.; Prayer 10rV1ce, 1u1 MIIMI•Y ar -a, MIDDLEPORT, 0. DRIVE-l~ 7:10p.m. 'l'buraday. 8.1• •• EUB-*-IIw, ltudr, Wecfneotlq, 7::10 p.•m."""ll ' West Main St Churela 01 Clarial Paul A. Se11m. ,.._, 1e- r 1. . 111111111 , .,... Pomeroy Donald Riclu, MinUIB . ' i ·' ii·': • ....., f8n:lt .. Qrlat... da7 8Gbtoel, 1:11 a. ... . . .... c:. l. Lemley, putor: Suppor,l ·the Church of your Choke ......, Sct.ol 9::1111 A~ornlnt W-lp 10:10 A.M. Pomeroy E. Main St Larry Williams, llllnlotsr; Blbla Qnt.-....,., Sapt.1 L a a...llc:bltllt:31 L ID.; Will' School IDtt Monling Worllllp, llondill Wwlldp servlt!e, Jlt llllp .-vice, 1G:31 L m. I4YF 1-1.. Wonhtp 7:31 P.M. • 10:30 a. m.; Cbrletlaa ICnden- and 1111 - · SJ tl ....... 8 I ¥• 1:31 p. m. K - Mcllhtnnoy, Sundoy ScMol Supt. Gt, I p. m.; Bvealq We.- 7:31 p. m. • I I •• Ji!l .... W 'fro! _ . H.~N~RS • Your Wei-hAs 0... FNiit·DMr• · llblp, 7 p. m. til . . h ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MeJ'Inltl, JU!or; Mrs. Bake~ of GOod Brea4 Pnmlor:lt Gnu &I"= dQ II..... llllit r., llimlll, llipt. Will' SERJfON JULY Jf A.ll. qmdl -. Jua Qullenlwo7. B II I ail • . · ·~ lilllp a. m., llmiiJ Sdloal HunUng!Qn, w. .Va. 110 Kechaole St. ~~•. 0. ....,_......., Semce,II ._. 1'1111I!A. T t11111n, • •f . »· .... . , .._. ,>i:.....l. a. a .. II II 7. :Oto: · -~-,}--·- - . .. ... - ' - • h - .. " ' ' !I"""• - . 'A . 1 . ~ • , I . o)V 1 S ·· er • ..j ,w,;;. 6;• . VALlEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE .SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS LYONS CLOVER FARM .i1 Jt1E SEWING CENTER ~EGLEIN READY-MiX CO. ~~is.·· can tell they're pod suys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill &Second Streets Middleport, 0. ·· · HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE c..!m °•:"!., i;,. "& C JEWELERS me RACINE PLANING MILL t'lnm,ll STAR SUPPLY CO. "The Spreading Kingcft_;,ft·' SUNDAY 9 AM rl • RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN CHURCH OF Ci'ffUSl.ar •=• BOWERS RESTAURANT :11:• 'BAKERY .. I Mazl '%., e::;;ll The rood pys a>mo thru for you. Whethor rou nsed a big-lob pickup !nick or a tough lotln' diesel, they're on roar ~de drivin' down pri~s end serving with 1 smile. Need 1 truck now? Can on The Oodp Boys, MEMORANDA Average of toto! deposits for the 15 calendar daya ending with call date ___ $5,374,946.33 Average of total toano for the 15 calendar days ending with call dote - -- - - - ------ $3,328,272.68 Loans u shown above are lfter deduction of valuation reserves of - - --- $ 18,06U2 I, Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cashier, of the above.named bank do hereby declare thst thls report of condition Ia true and correct to the best of my knowledge ancl belief. lord Stockton, Supt. w.S:. iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~-~-~~ ;Ja;c~k;~:n~A~ve~n;~~.~~ ~-~P~Ie:a:sa:n:t.:~""'"""~M~l~....,•~~....,ri~,o~•....,....,~ r Chorcb - R. Eugene Glli, pastori Suoday School 9:30 a. m.; Phil W!Se, Supt. ; Mornmg wor· ship 10:30 a. m.: Youtil Serv· .toes 7 p. m.: Evangelistic ser· •tee 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. or serv1ce 7:30 a. m. Wednesda Y· DIDYill Pillrlm H0IJDe Tbe Untied M•thodlsl Church, • Sl (LAngs·""e vw Post 0111-) •• ' Rev · Pomeroy. Melvin Alkire, Pas- 9 a.m., Sunday Sch1JI 10 •·I'll; Bible Study Wednesday 7::10. p. -m. lliniloavllle PmbJ!ttfU Qlurch, Howard RtlJipelt, - ~ tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; • rshl 1 311 · ,o .. o p : p.m. 8 Ml11lo - Earl Cat. ' yracase and PJ1. tor, pastor. Wed_"esdaY .. day semces, 7.311 P. m. Bradlonl C~ord! of Clorll~ Bab Baptllt Church Sent eal J Rob' . . . llo Bethlehem Baptist Cburfb oe mson, rrumster' m- _..,, . p. . • , Gnal Bend, Rev. c. L. o·eo0: er Forrest, Supt. ; Bible School CARMEL EUB Cbareb-Rev. 0. Patterson, Supt.; Morning Latter Day Sa1M..:. be Le . 9:30 1. m.; Morning Wersblp Paul A. Sellers, pastor : Suo- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Ser· Reor&olllzed Cbardl of , . . p:s~r, Ro W1S: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne olce 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic a.rtsl of lAUer Day llablll !hip · s~:~Y ~-;::~ ;o;. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl- Roush, SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn- message 7:30 p. m. ; Prayer C. w. Proffit~ pastor. Sill mJWi . ble Study tog Worship, 2nd and tth Sun- meetmg Thursday 7:30 p. m. from Racine on Ratlne Pmm. Evenmg service, Thursday Dex .Ch ' ~ ~~da of th0 th . 8 Even- Leorel Cllfl Free Methodlst • 7·30 p m prayer meetillg ter urtu n ._,.t Y moo ' P· m. · land Road. Sunday School, 1:10 Wash1r Pra*""' Plln r. H. Stebbins, Pastor, . Worslllp, Sentinel Church News Frltldllrl lOLA'S -H 1.. McllameJ, pastor, Earl Cross, Sup! s · o~ay School al 10 15 a m.. Pr.acblng 9:15. Syracu•• Melhodia& awrell W~ndell G Stutler. pastor; Wor· ship serVIce, 835 a. m., SUJI. day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF SUnday 6 p. rn. Prayer meetl!lll Sunday 730 ' P. m. da7 School, 10:30 a. m.• Blythe Hysell Run Free MelbocllnTbeiss, Supt.; Youth Fellow· Robert E. Smith. Sr., paSUlr. ""'n 8·311 m I Sunday School ! 30 a "". 0 . .THE. .PAILY . SENTINEL W.,ulp 1:• .,.Q.: *• '* 1 '·, ' l all . ' ' a.. ~---·:Sc:rri:'"~· :s.u-:~-::·::::aa~ ., ; �·' ·.' :; ' !''· ' .• ; ---------·,·----------1 n·Irectors 'II H .·-· N _I .f--.Dally' ·Sentlnel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July lB, {911 - - - - - - - - - P o i n t s spent. lew days wUh'have returned home after visit- · Mrs. Oma Winebrenner. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tile flrst dlltrlbotlon olea• WI JMr. BIU Hysell of ColumbUI, Freel Jenldlll. ollne tam Ill tbe ubdivtslons OSplt.aJ eWS visited his mother Mrs. Oma Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence seJ. Ia tile new flseal yoar was ·~ Hysell and grandmother'' Mrt. lert Of Q)Jumbul vi8iled llletr IIDoliiiCed today by fllall - - -· ·May Cowie. molhers Mrs. R. B. llellers, Alldllor Roaer Cloud. Boller Hosplfalt VlsiUng Mr. aod Mrs. Russell Zwilling Mrs. A. L. Flanagan and bra- I Tbe piJIIIOnt, omoantfng I' hours 2-4 and 1-a p.m. Parents oft A& IILlCK of Valley StiUon, Ky., were thor Robert. I fi,IJ8,totl, was Uare4 by !hi nnly on Pediatrics Ward. YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO -~ Mr. and lira. Marlon Key· weekend auests of his parents, I Mra. Maude Tucker and Miss 88 counties and the 1823 townAdmlsoloos ' IIOidl ar Cool'lllle, have purcbas· Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling. :Chessie Diddle of Wellsburg, W. sldps wllb fl 760 11110 'autq to Wllllam H. Older, !Sf Pm~ • •a aewty built home from Mr. Mrs. Ernest Theiss and chi!· IVa., visited their brother and the .;.UIIUes ~~ the rate o1 St.; JohnS. Carry, 44 Nell Ave.• PT. PLEASANT- A generol .Afchle Leo. dren are visltin& her parent!, : sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her- , IZO.OOO per coaoty, 111111 the Walter J . Janey, 919 Second meeting of the Mason County ' . :;Mrs. ibw 0 . Pickens has 1111- !Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan of scbel Diddle, and other rela· towas~pa recelvllll $l,tfil,. Ave.; Mrs. Dexter Deckard, Action Group will be held dergone knee surgery al Hoi· ,New Milford. Uves aod !rlands. ' Ctltl, olthe rate of .-aa per Rt. 2 Vmton; Mrs. Thelma Thursday, July 21, at 7:30p.m. .~Hospital. She wlll hive sur· I Mrs. Thomas J. Quick Of Or Mrs. Maudle Chesser oi l towlllblp. Thacker, Thurman; Mrs. Nor· In the court room. All directors on her second knot next :lumbus spent the weekend with Georgetown, ber daughters vii J . Hounshell, Rt. I Ewing- ond associate members of the eek. his parenll, Mr. aud Mrs. Jarnes Mrs. Edna Fenton of Felicity, ton; Mrs. Marshall M. Wren, A"oclation are asked to attend Mr. and Mrs. Millard J>uck. ;s. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' and Mrs. Dorothy Largent of New Haven; Mrs. Donald J. lor the purpose ol appointing a ~ of Huntln&ton, W. Va., 1 J . Quick, daughters Leanne and !New Plymouth visited their Cornell, Pt. Pleasant; Mts. Ed· Board of Directors. ~YJ!Ilted hll slster Mrs. AJIIes . Leslie Ann of Gahanna, were aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs., na 1. Austin, Henderson ; Is. 'White and brother Richard 1Sunday guests of his graudpar· James Quick. aac Long, Rt. 1 Gallipolis Fer- Several vacanc•es ex1s1 on I ,PIIIIkwwth. ; ents. I Tee. Sgt. and MH. James ry ; Mrs. Anna L. Plymale, Pt. the Board wh•ch must be tilled, " Mra. VIlli Fnnk Of Five I Mra. Doris (Mumaw) Pugh Theiss, dau1hter SuSlln and ooD Pleasant; Thoburn Detty, Oak and ~II members are up for ,..,. ..__ _ ________ 1of Chester, W. Va., visited here Jlnuny of Otis Air Force Ba••· Hill. app01stment or re-election. It · with lriends. Mass., are vtsttlng his mother Btrtbs is also desired that the Board Mr. aud Mrs. Gilbert Beegle IMrs. Carrie Sinclair. Mrs. Ernie L. Roush, Rl. 1 Le· be .upanded to SJVe. rep_resenand family, and Marte and Tim- James Harris of the U.S. Ar- Tw new stall members have tart, son , 12 :24 p.m., Thursday; tation to the West v;rg~ma De· my Kochman of Fairborn visit· my has gone to Sacremento. been "hired b Rio Grande Col· Mrs. Marshall M. W1en, New partment of Natura .csour:· ed Mrs. Beegle's mother, l.jrs.l CaiU. after visiting here wilh l 1e e. The a;e Mabel M. Mob· Haven , daughter, 12 :58 p.m. es, and lhe men and women 8 Myrtle McBride hiS parents, Mr. and Mro. Dick 8 11 Y d Lena H Thursday· Mrs Donald J Corn. serv1ce clubs of the area. · H 1 HI ,. nd three 1er co ege nurse, an . ' · · Strongest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ram· arr s. .s Wue a Ho~tos . assistant profeiSor of ell, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 12 :- Two-thirds of tho Board must sey and sons hove moved their children Will remain here indel· education. 28 p.m., Thursday; Mrs . Glen- continue to be appointments trailer home from Belpre to lnitety. don J. Willis, Rl. 3 J ackson, from the "target ooclely" and ner ... bacled 11J the Milton Roush property. Mrs. Adelbert 0. Lee was In A graduate of Holzer Hospital son, 12 noon, Thursday. all minority group.o !negro) Mrs. Larry Dtlcher and chll· Athens Saturday where ohe School of Nuraln11, Mrs. Mohler must be represented, ac<ordGeneral Moton! dren of Columbus visited her attended the wedding of her I has worked at hospitals In PhoeDischarged ing to Robert Rickard, Direc· Ono·yeor Worronty fwr mother,. Mri. Rose Thompson niece Mary Jane Lee to Ron·] nil:, Ariz.; F.l Paso, Texas: Robert C. Batley, Mrs. Ed- ~ropolr of ony doroot and fanuly . old L. G~bert Racester. , Fredenck, Md.; two Air Force ward J. Bentine, Mrs. Verne!,IJ-----=====•,1 .v,lthout ch1r11, Phil lour·yoor Protection Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. I Mrs. Pauline Morarlty and bases in Alaska ; Denver, Colo. c. B1:12er, Mrs. Fannie M. Can· • Pion fDr fllmllllllll ,. Williams were Mr. and Mrs. Ison Marty spent the weekend In and Akron. Ohio. Her most re- ter, Edgar Dial. Jr., James E. ICtmtnt for ••, . . Hulbert Williams of Akron, Mr. Columbus with her daughter cent pos~tlon has been at Hoi· Dixon, Bryan Lee Fulks, Mrs. ocllvo port In~ tho comprtto tronsrnlsl/011. and Mrs. Thomas WUIIams and Conme, son and daughter-In· zer Hosp!llll In Gallipolis, Ohio. Dan Glassman Joseph Grin· Be•utyllps drl'll mator, or ,.,. family of Columbus, Mrs. vera law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mor· Mrs. Hontos received her nan, Mrs. R. J. Hauldren, Joscapocll'f " " " purnllf By lola Burtrum Tannehlll and grandson Craig arlty and family. Bachelor ol Art! degree from eph F Keiser George C King of Parma Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore and Marshall University In 1941 M R. b S ' d ' Dld you know · da h K Is r Newark• and her Master o1 Art s degree rs.L uSty aunMrers, ChMrs.· KarMr. and Mrs. George Walton ug ter r ty o E that rouge ac· 1 and Beth Ann of Steubenville v~ were weekend guestll of her par· from the same untverslty tn ~ha . epk, be t"D esF ' tually 11 d~1 NO IUIII · J sited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle ents Mr. a=rs. Herman Lon- lr95t. She ha• also earned aca- om~son, r d W :n ,;•· thin&a' 1 for I•nd family and other relsUves. don and . stet Patricia and I demic credit at Ohio State Unl· ~~· .;sic 8 ~~fr BarL. s. your eyes 11 •• 0 I'UUEYII well aa give Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther other rela ·ves. yerslty and Southeastern State er 0 e,_ 1 lam · awson, you a healthy II'· w~•nther "· entertained with a chicken bar- Ml•• Mary Patricia Auther· ] College In Oklahoma. ~s. J~m1~ A. ~dwe~ ~nd 1Jlow? It's true, :1 becue at their home, honoring son underwent a tonsillectomy I . m ant . aug tor: rs. o art when you ap· JET ACTION ADVANCES QALORII the birthday of her father, Mr. at Hol%er Hospital, aod has re- Mrs. Hontos previOusly serv· L. Damels and mfant son, Mrs. ply rouge 111'11 correctly you wiD suddenly Herman London. Others attend- turned to her home. , ed as elementary edut'al!on s~· Rodney E. Gaul . and Infant . SH your eyes begin to spark· • Jet-Awoy Nnt removan lng were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mr. Brookl Sayre, employed pervtsor lor Fayette Co~t),, son, Mrs. Sam Hicks, Jr., and le, and those dark circles unNo lint trap to Cllln. der your eft!.l wi11 disappear. Moore and daughter Kristy of! in Kentucky, spent the weekend, Ohio, and Ill • slmUar positiOn i mlant son, Mrs. Jack L. Spur· • Jet Spin pta clothe• wonderCome into your Merle Nor· Newark ; Mr. Kearney Donahue at hi• home here. In Pike County, Ohio; She hao ,tock and infant son. fully dry-uvoo hoovy lif1in11 man Cosmetle Studio for a of Marion; Mrs. Lilodon and Mrs. Roger Winebrenner and taught In Rio Grande' summer . • Autometio Soak Cyclo Even L•• free les110n in beaut)'. Learn Patricia; Lori and CJ!rrie Gutn.l daughter Krystal and son Kel· school, exten•lon, and night I Pleasaot VaHey Hospital l0010ns dirt, arimol other beauty tips and feel With Trildel ~,.. • NtHIIW ther, loca l and the h~st and hos· ly, visited her parents, Mr. aod lschool programs_lor a_number : ADMJTI'ED : Mrs. Hadle your confidence begin to ,bciioi. ,...... Mrs. B. L. Miracle and son of of years. She Will begm full· i YoWJg, Apple Grove. Mrli. arow. -. lot .. baadJo tess. Bubby Duncan, oon of Mrs. Leesburg. Kimberly remained lime _employment With the col· Sherman McGuire, Northup, •••• .... youdooUno Malcolm Guinther spent a week i here with her grandparents, le&e m September. Ohio . ... - .. ..., llltN-- with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Winebrenner. DISMISSED : David Goodin, Mrs. Franklin Hendrls and I DOT AND HUMID Morgantown ; James Riggs, Ma· MIDDLEPORt, 0. daughter at PalotsvlUe, Kr. Miss Long Begins COLUMBUS Ohio (UP!) _ son; Pearl Walker, Gautpolls Phont WY 2.US7 Mrs. Osa Bones• hu re- D ,, A H nd h 'ld •• Ferry; Roy Btess1ng, Pt. Plea.. 2M I. Mlln Pomeroy turned to her home 'rrom the Uuea as gent ot a urn . ,.mpera 1ures 1i ant. Svraeuse ' SOeiety NOles Be Appointed ,<i1:.,.________ 0n Th d . urs ay I SPECIAL I 1. • New Staffers ' ' . DOUBLE OUR SALESI Frigidaire Jet Action Washer has a ; Emp}oy00 by R-G College 5-YfAR PROTfCTION PlAN at NO fXTRA CHARGf! Dally Se nt ln<'l. Pomeroy-~i"· !lf:lrlort . o .. "*J ·tx ·, 1 ~~ 1 ~~~ -5 ' ..\D thl• glory from one tiny leed ! The aundower towers taller ~ Even the thrifttest I .' I '· ' I ; ' i ' ' ' than • man, its huge golden head filled with tbouRands of seed• •. • and every seed contains the mystery of Hfe and growth th,at acience cannot explain. We IU'e aurromtdell by mirades ..that man did not create. Who created them? Who created us? By 1he :ieaooning powers of our own marvelous minds we can be guided io - that God the Creator baa Jllade all things according to His plan, and that we can only ":hieve our highest development by living In harmony with it, How con we know Cod's will for u? We need only a small seed of faith, for He will lead UB in His way if we ask llim • • , and that ll8ed. will grow and Jlouriah 1IJlder His loving care. Baptise "Don't do us -.,favors. ° r 111mm your ._.,.,. __ _ j --=yoo' n -·y ..,_ _ __ ... ___ ..... I' ,... lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON ..... Pill.,_ - P.S: Veteran's Memorial Hospital,,. PT. PLEASANT - Miss Lou· where she was a medical 8 • 1se Long, 22, Morgantown, has lien I p recently assumed her duUes as ~- David Smith and chll· Home Demonstration Agent lor dren, have returned from Ger· Mason . County. She wao born lnsunnce Agency In<. mai!J aod are visiting her par-~ aod rallied in Shinnston, W. Va., Phont WY 2·3311 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pick- aod graduated !rom Shinnston In I . Socond St. Pomoror ens. Her husband Is stationed High school. In May she receiY. there with the U.S. Army. !ed her B.S. degree In home Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler!' economics education from and children of Sugar Creek West Virginia University. Wblie ;===~='-'-='-a=.oi;....;;;;~=;._;~~,..:;_·__ • attending college, she was a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron the Home Economics Club, the Student Education Association, 0 P l 0 ME l RIS r Sigma Kappa Sorority and wao Office Boun: 9 to 12, ~ to 6 !Close at ('loon on 1 recipient of a Bonedwn SchoTIIun. - l!:ul Court St.. Pomeroy larship. ''ii!iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii:iii She now resides at 22251> MULLEN N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BAKER FURNITURE greeted the tourmg lady pro- =--------_:~""'""'""'"""""""""""'"""""'':_--------·----------lesslonals and soma of the country's lop amateurs today for the opening round of the $15,1100 Lady Carllng Midwest Open Golf Tournament. Ride with The Dodge Boys 't:.n:~~·l SUMMER ShOe Sal8 .' .u - ·" 1 ' ". ADD TO YOUR LISnNING NOW IN PROGRESS! Famous Bnnds-Budttt Priced THE SHOE BOX . Charter No. 6441 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PLEASURE ••• TAKE ALONG A OF MIDDLEPORT In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Bualnesa on June 30, 1966. Published In response to can made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS s wi 01 ro til ei I .., oj ~ II FM-AM II Pe&nal Portable Radio Ill u. ti II! ol w fl ,,.. '1! 1 1 ' 10 Transistor- 5 Diodes. Built In Power Supply. Ofwrat~ on 6 "C" Cell Batteries. Genuine Leather Case in Black. WERNER RADIO &T.V. N. 21M1 AvL Middleport, 0. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items In proceso of collection ---- ------ $ 578,724.28 United Slates Government obligations, direct and guaranteed - - - -- --------- -- 1,702,109.75 Obligations of States ond political subdivisions 295,480.20 Loans and discounts ------ ----------- ---- 3,333,000.03 fued assets ---------- -------- - - ---- - ---72,784.64 Other assets --- ------- - ----- - ----- ------18,116.12 TOTAL ASSETS ------- -------- --- --- S6,000,215.02 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------ -- $1,293,176.09 Time and aavings deposits or Individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- 3,798,806.69 Deposits of United States Government - - --10,013.56 Deposits of States and politico! subdlvlalona 250,987.49 Certified and officers' checks, etc. - - ------ 15,435.44 TOTAL DEPOSITS -------- $5,368,421.27 Total demand deposits ___ $1,493,612.58 Total time and savings deposits - - - - $3,674,806.69 other liabilities - - --------------- ---- - --69,229.78 TOTAL LIABITJ'l'IES - - ------- ------- $5,437,651.05 -, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-totsl par value ----------- $ 100~.00 No. shares outhorlzed 2000 No. aharea outstandtnc 2000 Surplus ----------- --- ----- --------- - - -300,000.00 Undivided profits ----- - - - ---------------162,563.97 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - - ---- - S M2,563.97 TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ------- ---- $6,000,215.02 :Pt and · i HAROLD E. HUBBARD We, the undenlped diftctors attest the correctoeu thls report of condition and declare that It bas been namlned by 1111 and to the best of our knowledge and belief Ia true and correct. PAUL S. SMART RODNEY DOWNING Directors ROSE S. REYNOLDS or a. m.. Worship l0:30 a. =. · · €arpenter Bapdst · Bible Schsol 9:30 a. m. PreachChurcb tog 10:30 a. m., first aod third . &>ndays. - Sunday School, 9.30 a.m. Mason Ctty Cborclo of Chrlat, Monuog W<>rsh1p 10 .15 a.m. MiUer Street - Suaday Bible Flnt Ba list Church Middle- Study, 9 a. m.: Evesing Wor· • port, RPv.PDonald Boone, pas- !hip • 7·30 · P· m.·• Biblo Sh"'"' ·--~. o-hool 9·15 am 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor ' Sunday ~ · · · ~ ,._._. GeorDe Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Mlddleport_Cbard! .. v-w~ 5th d M Sir ta " Worship Service; BYP e p.m. ; an am ee - n-~ Evenillg worship, 7 : 30 p.m.; aid H1cks, mmlster; B t b 1 e Sch 1 9 30 K eth MeWednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer oo' : a. m., enn meeting, 8:30p.m., choir prac- Elhinney, Supt. ; Morning Wor· tico sbio 10:30 a. m. Evening Wor· Firlt Baptist Cburcb, Pome· ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Servlce, tog Evangelistic Service, 2st and 3rd Sunday of month. Federated Cborcb, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, Supl; Sultday School, 9:15 a. m. Worship,' 10:25 a. m. roy _ Rev. Carver Williams. I Wednesday, 7 p. m. p. m., f.hd·Wt!ek Prayer Chas. E . Dozer, pastor ; Sunday tor. Divine Worship School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert h' 0 30 Grate, Supt. Wors 1p at 1 : a. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. m.: Eva~gelistic service, 7·30 .JD, Sand~ evening service at T:lo . Wed shi ...,.,. ~ ~ wor p . . p. .• I f.'so Roman l:athofkt ·.· ~- Lad•~ of •·-M· ..·u vw ~ -::---rLim& Bottom - • -............ •.,.. .,.....,.. Petronek, admtqt-.~· •. ~' day Mass 8:3!1 ·lo!t ~ .. · \o: B.ow 1 Sunda y <~ t Oays of Obligatiea, j,. m..~ 8:30 a.m.; Sermon "Accounla· ,._ bl to Wh ' " Th S . . Sl Jobn's Catllo"" "¥Lssfte om . . e crtplure. Near Guysvute (Diilcb ' Rid&f; Luke 12 :13-21. Cnurch s;hool Rev . Frank Mall,leri. t ~. Study of Hu\ y Btble a_t 9·3D _a. 1Sunday Mass l0·31· a. m.t'J SY and ~ ~-; ~onday _1s JOF t la"" PI('· 1 Day of Obligation ~: SO ~; Sunday School 9,30 till I0:20. PomerOf Cburcb ol Cbrtst - Praise, Wednesda)', 7:30 p. m., me. fhe Lydw C ~rcle uf Ihe Conlesslon I> :iour bet'lt Wership service, 10:30 a. m.: Jerry Masters, pastor ; Sunday Women's Socicty ot Christian Mass. ' · · Nursery and Junior Church for School, 9:30 a. m., Church serJehovah Serv ice will not _have . a July vr 1 d!ildren. vice 10 :30 a. m.; Christian En- Kln(dom Hall of Jehovab's an August meetmg. He:nembcr Salvation Army deavor, 6:30p. m.; Evening ser- Witnesses - Public meeting Sunday ts the Lard s Da:y . The SalvatiOD AnDy, _ EnFirst Baptist Cburch, Racine, .,·ce, 6.30 p. m. 3uuda y, 5 p. m., watchtower "' voy Ray S Wining officer i.o I!A!v. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. Rutland Churcb of Cbrlsl- Study, 6 p. m.: B'bl St d nazarene . I e u y. Tb Ch b 1 h N I charge. Sunday 10 a, m HtiJ. hoot 9 30 a m Sam Ro c · · t B'bl · e arc o t e azaren~ . Suod.y "· ~ : · ·• • y ,arter , mm!S er. 1 e Tuesday 7 p. m.; Serv1ce mee~ Cb te R H b G I ness meetmg· 10·30 a· m· s . . " s supt 10·45 a m Mo-~ Sch 1 9 3• w rshl d · · · es r ev . er ert rate · ·7 p. · m. CUr w , . ha d B .; · • • ·~ oo , : • a. m. o P an mg, 8 p. m. Thursday; Mm1sday SchooL •Sunday 8 8 lng Worship; 8:30 p. m., BVF Preaching serv<ce 10:30 a. m. ..., School 7 p. m. Thursday. pastor ; 1C r arion. upt. l y p I ' L . . 7·" -• J · F 11 h' 8 • ., Charles Bisell. Ass' t. Sunday oung eo.P e 5 eg•_on. p. •~ umor e ows •P: p. m. Young People's meeting, 6:30 L' h . m. Salvation meetmg; Thur• Evening Service; Wednesday. p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. ut eran School 9:30 a. m.: Mornllll! _ d t Ledi H W h' II NYPS 6 45 ay, 1 0 3 P· m. es omo · League: 7 P. m. Prep ctasaes; :30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, V. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. St. Paul's aad Sl Jobn's ors 1P E a . m 30 1 7 p. m. Senior Choir Prac· Zion Cborch of Chrlal, Pom· Latberoo Cburch - Moming p. m.; vemng v1ce, :. · 7.30 p. m. B'ble 1 Study , prayer Mid week Prayer sennce t• Choir Practlce. eroy _ Harrisonville Road -Eo· worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 p. m.; . t' Oth . by au1 'ln w dn d 1 mee mg. er servaces 7 80 I Scho S Cbeabire • Kyger • Hartford geoe Underwood, minister. Bi· a. m.; unday •, 9:o"H1 a. : P- m. e es ay. oouncement. Partob _ Warren G. Zinn ble School , 9:30 a. m.: Morn- m. tBotb congregations are Mlddleporl Churcb ol tbe Naz. ADVENTJSI' pastot: Worship services are; l ing Worship, _7:30 p. m.; Ro- meeting as one al St. Joho's """'e- Rev . Clyde J. Bartle!!, Pomeroy Seventh Dly Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; bert Reed, B1ble Schsol Supl Cburcb . at Pine Grove wh1le Sunday School . 9 :ro . a. ru.; tllit Church _ Mulberry H~ Little Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Church Of God the oew . S1. Paul 's Church lS I MNYPornsmgy Worsphlp 110.360 a. n o. ; I Rd., north of Meigs Memorial being bwll. ouog eop •. '4a p.m.; H ita I p ·- F W Gi!f""'" Cheshire BaptiSt 10:45 EST. ~·s•·r Cburcb ol God E I' u· ti. 1 30 I osp . as~,' . . "'"' '-"IK: ~.~~:: vange as c _mee ng : p.m.: James R. Hoffer, AsS"'t. s*iChurcb School at Hartford, al Rev. Dale Thoroton, pastor. Metlwdut Prayer rneetmg. Wed. 7:30 p.m. ices on Saturday: Sabbiit. 1:50 DST:. Kyger 10:20 EST, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. : Allred MetbodJst Cburcb. Rev . Pomeroy Chorcb of tl!e Na• School 1.30 . Worshl Chesh•re US EST. Morning Worship al 11 a. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sll!lday . .no - Rev. Kenneth PierC<, ' ' p. p, With the hope it will, in •ome memure, /01ter ond help tu.. 2 Mt. Uoloo F.W.B. Cburch _ m. Evangelistic servico_7:311 p. ! Sch~l at 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, pasto~; Raymond Walburn, ;~ pp. mm;\~';'.: SU:,~~! fain thot which is good in family and community life, thU fea- Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Earl m. , Prayer meetmg, 7.30 p.m. I SupL, Worship Services at 10.· Supt., Sunday School, 9.30 a. da 7 30 t 37 E Slarkey Supt. . Ev."<lmg · wor· Tuesday ; Young People'• 45, with the Rev . Casto ; Reviv· m. Morning Worship, tO·:ro a. H y, h'~ Gpll . ml a VIDI ture ia sponsored by the bu• ines• firma and organlsatioru ' p. m. ' by Cecil Cox, Serv1ce, . Fn'day, 7: 30 p. m. a1 servaces · · .Serv1ce, · 7 p. m.; e•g ~. a 1po 1s. ship, 7:30 wat' h tbe Rev. Bara- m. Everung tvhose names appear below. Layman; Youog Pe•ple'o meet.- Mt. Moriah Church of God- ett each e.enlng at 7:45, Prayer meeting, 7 p. rn. Wed· United Brethrera - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , l l l g aod Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Rev. Jam.. Satterfield, pastor through July 241h. Everyone Besday. Eden United Brethrell ID Wednesday; Choir practice at Sunday School 1:45 a. m.: Wor· welcome. Raclue Chnrcb of 1be N. . ] Cbrtst Cburch _Rev. Eldel R. ship serv1ce 11 a. m. utd 7:30 Flalwooda Me-ill Cborelo areoe - Sunday School 9:30 Blake, pastor: Sunday School 7,30 p. m. Thuraday. p. m. Pray..- meeting 7:30p. m. - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- a. m.; Sunday Worsh1p 10:80 10 a. . Wi . Hots' ~QHI.O, Butlud Flnt Baptist Chore• Tuesday ; Young Peopte'a oblp IOl'Yice, 10 a. m., every a. m. ; Evening Service 7:30 p. Su t . ~ls!tall1 ~ ,~ Suoday School 9:30 a. m.; meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday, other Sm!day, 7:45 p. m. SUO· m.; Mid-week Prayer Service, p p~ , ~a=, · Lincoln-MeTCU'l/.Comet-JI:ngli sh Ford · 1 1 Preacbillg Sunday 2:30 p. ~Ralland Cborcb ol God - day Schoo~ 10 a. m., John Ba~ 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. vic ij c asses r:,.chlng 1'JJJsero Baker& of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athena 59S-6801 8 Rallud Free WJU BaptiSt I Rev. John Smallwood, pastor; tey, Supl Morris M. WoUe, pastor. ' m ~ ~~;'~ a · p. Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, I Sunday School 10 • . m.; Evao· ForHI R.. Methodist eborch Rntland Clnrch ol tbe NaJ. f 7·l0 yer _meeting. pastor; Sunday School, 18 a. gellstic service 7 p. m. ; Youog i -Sunday School 1 a. m., Mrs. orene - Sunday School 9:30 a. I P. es<!ay, Mrs. 8 m. ; Guy_Priddy, Supt. ; Preach- I People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed· I Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- m.; Morning Worship 10:45 a. ~ oFallg"t.::s J'!er· lni semce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer oesday ; Prayer meeting 7 p, vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell m. ; Evangelistic service 7:41i ID Cbrll J M"'" l oervlces, 7:30 P. m. Wednesday. m. Saturday. Builders and l!uilqing Supplieo Stutler, pastor. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service rlso 8 to ~ ~I orMasoo Bopllst Sunday Sebool Epucopal Heath MethodlSI Cburch, MlcJ. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. rPrea~ servlc: LOCAL UNION 5668 Chester, Ohio Ph. 885-2008 1,30 Ravenswood, W. Va. - D.A. V. Hall, coraer Second I Grace Episcopal Cbarcb dleport - Max Donahue, pa.. Syracuse Cltnrch ol the Naz. llrst and third Thursday at 111111 Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored , Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard tor; Mrs. N:"' Moore, oreno .- William C. Thorpe, 7:30 p. m. ~by French Ctty Baptist Church I H. Martin, Rector. Sunday 1Sch30ool Sup~··}burhicb ~toMr, Sunday Schihooll013030 a. Sullday at 7:30 p. m. Pray•s ~ In Gallipolis. A11lliated with S. ! Morniog Prayer aod Sermon, · . a. m. , . nors P. m., Ol1lUlll wors P · a.m. meeting BeCOIUl and fourtb 10· 30 a.. m., Methodist Y~th B.C. Rev. R. l. Pimson, pastor. 10:30 a. m. p Thursday, 7:30 p: m. and firsl Ashland Oil Products Sunday SChool every Suaday, Fellowsb1p, _7 p. m. ; Offlc1al entecoltal IBII third Sunday, 7,30 p, m. & J p. m. Preacbillg services the EU8 Board meeting, 1st Sunday Penlec!oBial AIIOmbly, Ronle Mt. llennoo U.... llftlbra! Brown's Botti• Ga. 240- Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 982-2166 4th Sunday of eacb month. Enterprise EUB tbrclo - month, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd 124-- Rev. Paul E. Jones, Pll' ID Cbrtst Clntrch _: l• M Pomeroy MI. MIR'iall Baptist Clntrcb- i Rev. Menzel Smith, putor. Monday of month, 7:30 P. m. : tor. Suaday School 10 a. m._; rlson pastor. Sundayames~ Corner o1 Fourth and 14a1n st., Worship service 9:30a.m.; Sun· Eleanor Circle, Wedlesday, !orship, Wednesday and Fr~ 1, 30 ~ m. ~ sod Middleport. Rev. Nyla Bord."<l, day Schsol 10:30 a. m. Youth p. m. p tal Cb1lreb third Sunday, 7:10:~ Second JD!nister. Sunday Schoel 9:30 a. Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Boys l.etlrt Falll dl ente<O! MlcJ. _, and fourth Sunday 1· a. m. m. Arnold Richards Supl10:30 and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. ,..._, Jameo F Early Bepl.ort Ba - South 3rd Ave. : Rev. ' Prayer meeting every' Wedne.. Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS = Service · ' . E · · 7·30 -• • • . rrett, pastor ; " Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" a. m, Mol1llllf! Worship. m., veomg service, · P· tor LETART FALLS Sch 1 . 8 da day at 7:30 p. m. Christian Eft. Form - Industrial = Lown 6 Garden 01 10 Middleport, Ohio Naomi Baptllit Clntrch - m., 2nd aad 4th Sundaya: Yooth llhlp, 7:30 p. m. lng evang:lls~~ · .!tc: deavor, second IIlii jourtb s... Tuppers Plains Phone 867-3436 8uoday ticbool 9:30 a. m. ; Wor-. Chmr, 6.30 p. m. WedResday. cepl 2nd SIDlday); P. m. Wednesda Bibl~ day, 7:30 p. m. llhlp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. m., Schoo' t : IO a. m. 3uaday. 7·30 ·• . Saturdy · hi Pr serv1 Wednesday. ~ . · P· m., ay D!g P. m., ayf/l ce. fled HI'VICO, 1:30 I. m., er and Worohip 7:30 p. m. Monlnl SCar EUB t'lmrdl - Sunday of moath. EAST p L..o- • ,_ Communi •J Rev. MeBZei Smith, pastor: TART- .Worship, a p. res.,J'..,rum " Kentuckp Fried Chic/(en" f!1Jteto1 eburdl, Elngabtory Sunday Schsol, 9:45 a. m., Roy and 4th Thursdays; Middleport Firat United rre.. Middleport, Ohio l'vmei'O)' Road - Rev. Clyde Htatoo, Van Meter, SUpt., Earl Shuler, School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. b)'terlaB Cbarell - Rev. Ht• pastor: Sunday School t :30 a. Alls' t. ; Morobtg wol'!lhlp, 10:45 PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 ard Ruppel!, pastor; Sunday m.; Ralph Carl, Supt Suaday a. m. ; Prayer meeting, 7:311 p, m., lsi and 3rd School 1:311 a. m., Fred Lewis, Worship oerv1a1 10:30 a. m. m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Clrurcb School, 9:30 a. m. Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; 111d 7:30 p. m. alternately. 7:30 P· m. Sw!day. da~. GREAT BEND 5:40 p. m. YF ; Wl!d., 8:30 p. Prayer meetiltg Wedllesday at Loltrldae EUB Cborcb - oblp 1:30 a. m., 1st aod m. Junior <lloir; 7 p. m. Sen- Pomeroy " Keepsake Diomond Rings• 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Sundays; Church School, 10: lor Choir. We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 312 E. lllain St. Pomeroy Sunday School 9:45 a, m., a.m. Sunday. MORSE Syracu"' Ffnl Uoited Pre,,. II W. ~aiDAil11orcl 992-2955 Pomeroy Cela"'"' Gopel - Wtnldp Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday -worship, 11 a.m., lsi aod hytertao <llureh, Rev. LillSOII ' oerv1a1 eacb Sunday, 1:15 a. wdip, 10:45 a. m. and 7:311 Sundays; Church Scbool 9:30 .-~~~~;_;~;;;,;;~~_;;;:;:::_:;:;;:=::::=:;;:: 111.; SUnday Scbool 10 a. m.; p. m. alteraately. Bible Sludy m. Sunday. Youth Service •:15 p. m. Even- and prayer service, led by pu- .. M-1 TUNE IN log Worship J P. DL eaclo Suit- tor, 7:30 p. m. WedResday. - Woodell G. Stotler, Building Suppliee rmd MillaDGrk day. Christian !ndeavor, 7:10 p.m. llanday Scbool, 10 a. m. ; General Merchandise General Contracting Pqnl1lo eommoHy llborelo 3rd Saturday o1 mooth. lblp aerviC< liN. m. 11'P~• Plains 667-3280 Phone 992-3978 -Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. Soo._Bethel EUB €loluft Pert111111 Molbodlol Y0011g People's service, 7:30 P· Rev. Jalk YOUig, p 1 1 B. L. McDaniel, pastor. : 1390 WMPO RADIO m. Tburoday; Evangelistic ser- ter: Sunday School 1:45 .. m., School 1:30, llarold flee Saturday, 7:30 P. m. IIDd Norman H. Babr, Supl; llanday Supt.; Keaneth McLeod, Aas'L ;;,.,P· Buaday, 7:311 p. m. Worship 10:40 a. m. llld 7:30 Sopt, Pnaching 7:30 p. m. ''i!. ,,wHITE SEWING MACHINES SS..11i'11mo.conns From Grace Episcopal Church, Freedom Goopel a11o1te. - p. m. altentately. Bible ltudJ day. Paint# ana Hardwar• ·~fi&ui . hing For the WO!!IIlll thllt Sews" Basba• Stiversville. Rd.; L. aad Prayer Service, led by pu. BaefM Metbodld t'!llorelo ~-,W '· St. · Middle pot;~ 992·5320 Ph. 949-3279 REV. RICHARD MARTIN, REcfbtr Gluesencamp, pastor; Rater tor, 7:30 p. m. 1bursday. a. L. McDaniel, pastor: '' '· Wllfo~ . Supt., Sunday Scbool, Tappen 1'111111 EUB g .. day School 1:30 a. m.; PreachMorning Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0:30 AM Suncloy '-~{.:.·:~' . .·~.e. to a.m.; Ev8llgelostlc aervtCI!, 7 _ Rev, Jack Youog, pu 1111 10:31 a. m.; MYF 1 p. m.; A Thoughtful Approach To Religious Proi>lnns., :30 P. m. Prayer meetlnll 7:30 tor; Sunday worship, 1:10 Prayer and Blblo SluiiY, 7:30 p. '" .. m. Tuesday. a. m.; Sundly Scholl, :10 a. m.; a Wet thy. Baflnl! MJulee - _f) II ' ' Hobart Vlleyard, 1upt. Bible ReS llprilgl N. Seeond Ave. Middleport Phone 982-3481 NIWIDSD, mJssloell'l' Jllllnr; lltudy IIIII Prayer ..,... led a...ter LemieJ, piltllr; )flddleport, Ohio ~~1 . 1.::. ·-· . \ SaJday School 1:30 a. m.; by pastor, 7:30 .... 1'11 •.,. lllllp ..... 1:11 a. m.; WlrSblp 10:30 L m.; Preachlng Adult C1us Ills 1. . J:• fll, & day 1cMo1, lt:ll L m.; IIYir ll p. a Prayer and J:lll p. m.; Prayer 10rV1ce, 1u1 MIIMI•Y ar -a, MIDDLEPORT, 0. DRIVE-l~ 7:10p.m. 'l'buraday. 8.1• •• EUB-*-IIw, ltudr, Wecfneotlq, 7::10 p.•m."""ll ' West Main St Churela 01 Clarial Paul A. Se11m. ,.._, 1e- r 1. . 111111111 , .,... Pomeroy Donald Riclu, MinUIB . ' i ·' ii·': • ....., f8n:lt .. Qrlat... da7 8Gbtoel, 1:11 a. ... . . .... c:. l. Lemley, putor: Suppor,l ·the Church of your Choke ......, Sct.ol 9::1111 A~ornlnt W-lp 10:10 A.M. Pomeroy E. Main St Larry Williams, llllnlotsr; Blbla Qnt.-....,., Sapt.1 L a a...llc:bltllt:31 L ID.; Will' School IDtt Monling Worllllp, llondill Wwlldp servlt!e, Jlt llllp .-vice, 1G:31 L m. I4YF 1-1.. Wonhtp 7:31 P.M. • 10:30 a. m.; Cbrletlaa ICnden- and 1111 - · SJ tl ....... 8 I ¥• 1:31 p. m. K - Mcllhtnnoy, Sundoy ScMol Supt. Gt, I p. m.; Bvealq We.- 7:31 p. m. • I I •• Ji!l .... W 'fro! _ . H.~N~RS • Your Wei-hAs 0... FNiit·DMr• · llblp, 7 p. m. til . . h ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MeJ'Inltl, JU!or; Mrs. Bake~ of GOod Brea4 Pnmlor:lt Gnu &I"= dQ II..... llllit r., llimlll, llipt. Will' SERJfON JULY Jf A.ll. qmdl -. Jua Qullenlwo7. B II I ail • . · ·~ lilllp a. m., llmiiJ Sdloal HunUng!Qn, w. .Va. 110 Kechaole St. ~~•. 0. ....,_......., Semce,II ._. 1'1111I!A. T t11111n, • •f . »· .... . , .._. ,>i:.....l. a. a .. II II 7. :Oto: · -~-,}--·- - . .. ... - ' - • h - .. " ' ' !I"""• - . 'A . 1 . ~ • , I . o)V 1 S ·· er • ..j ,w,;;. 6;• . VALlEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE .SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS LYONS CLOVER FARM .i1 Jt1E SEWING CENTER ~EGLEIN READY-MiX CO. ~~is.·· can tell they're pod suys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill &Second Streets Middleport, 0. ·· · HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE c..!m °•:"!., i;,. "& C JEWELERS me RACINE PLANING MILL t'lnm,ll STAR SUPPLY CO. "The Spreading Kingcft_;,ft·' SUNDAY 9 AM rl • RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN CHURCH OF Ci'ffUSl.ar •=• BOWERS RESTAURANT :11:• 'BAKERY .. I Mazl '%., e::;;ll The rood pys a>mo thru for you. Whethor rou nsed a big-lob pickup !nick or a tough lotln' diesel, they're on roar ~de drivin' down pri~s end serving with 1 smile. Need 1 truck now? Can on The Oodp Boys, MEMORANDA Average of toto! deposits for the 15 calendar daya ending with call date ___ $5,374,946.33 Average of total toano for the 15 calendar days ending with call dote - -- - - - ------ $3,328,272.68 Loans u shown above are lfter deduction of valuation reserves of - - --- $ 18,06U2 I, Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cashier, of the above.named bank do hereby declare thst thls report of condition Ia true and correct to the best of my knowledge ancl belief. lord Stockton, Supt. w.S:. iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~-~-~~ ;Ja;c~k;~:n~A~ve~n;~~.~~ ~-~P~Ie:a:sa:n:t.:~""'"""~M~l~....,•~~....,ri~,o~•....,....,~ r Chorcb - R. Eugene Glli, pastori Suoday School 9:30 a. m.; Phil W!Se, Supt. ; Mornmg wor· ship 10:30 a. m.: Youtil Serv· .toes 7 p. m.: Evangelistic ser· •tee 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. or serv1ce 7:30 a. m. Wednesda Y· DIDYill Pillrlm H0IJDe Tbe Untied M•thodlsl Church, • Sl (LAngs·""e vw Post 0111-) •• ' Rev · Pomeroy. Melvin Alkire, Pas- 9 a.m., Sunday Sch1JI 10 •·I'll; Bible Study Wednesday 7::10. p. -m. lliniloavllle PmbJ!ttfU Qlurch, Howard RtlJipelt, - ~ tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; • rshl 1 311 · ,o .. o p : p.m. 8 Ml11lo - Earl Cat. ' yracase and PJ1. tor, pastor. Wed_"esdaY .. day semces, 7.311 P. m. Bradlonl C~ord! of Clorll~ Bab Baptllt Church Sent eal J Rob' . . . llo Bethlehem Baptist Cburfb oe mson, rrumster' m- _..,, . p. . • , Gnal Bend, Rev. c. L. o·eo0: er Forrest, Supt. ; Bible School CARMEL EUB Cbareb-Rev. 0. Patterson, Supt.; Morning Latter Day Sa1M..:. be Le . 9:30 1. m.; Morning Wersblp Paul A. Sellers, pastor : Suo- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Ser· Reor&olllzed Cbardl of , . . p:s~r, Ro W1S: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne olce 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic a.rtsl of lAUer Day llablll !hip · s~:~Y ~-;::~ ;o;. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl- Roush, SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn- message 7:30 p. m. ; Prayer C. w. Proffit~ pastor. Sill mJWi . ble Study tog Worship, 2nd and tth Sun- meetmg Thursday 7:30 p. m. from Racine on Ratlne Pmm. Evenmg service, Thursday Dex .Ch ' ~ ~~da of th0 th . 8 Even- Leorel Cllfl Free Methodlst • 7·30 p m prayer meetillg ter urtu n ._,.t Y moo ' P· m. · land Road. Sunday School, 1:10 Wash1r Pra*""' Plln r. H. Stebbins, Pastor, . Worslllp, Sentinel Church News Frltldllrl lOLA'S -H 1.. McllameJ, pastor, Earl Cross, Sup! s · o~ay School al 10 15 a m.. Pr.acblng 9:15. Syracu•• Melhodia& awrell W~ndell G Stutler. pastor; Wor· ship serVIce, 835 a. m., SUJI. day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF SUnday 6 p. rn. Prayer meetl!lll Sunday 730 ' P. m. da7 School, 10:30 a. m.• Blythe Hysell Run Free MelbocllnTbeiss, Supt.; Youth Fellow· Robert E. Smith. Sr., paSUlr. ""'n 8·311 m I Sunday School ! 30 a "". 0 . .THE. .PAILY . SENTINEL W.,ulp 1:• .,.Q.: *• '* 1 '·, ' l all . ' ' a.. ~---·:Sc:rri:'"~· :s.u-:~-::·::::aa~ ., ; �., .. ·' ... .. ., , . . . ...... - .. .. ,... _. ' . .... ,, \ _ N~ly 100 Meigs 11-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepoi1, and Gallia Youth Take Part in 4-H Camping Activities We sell the good watch. Society News CARAVE LL!Z• f rom $}0•95 . .:.=====--- 1__ Alma Bartley, Danny Swisher, Carl D<iWitl. Robert L. Phil- Mrs. Gladys Morris was a: lips, William Wayne Ph•llips. McArthur visitor rerenlly . 1 Cathy carpenter, Jeffrey Lee Elva Harvey spent the pasl l • Lewis, Jackle Burnett, Johtmy week wi th relatives in Wood· Eggleton, Martha Jane Stow· ••lie. I WHEN THE HEAT'S ON-At 400.000 feet, 1,000 seconds ers, Pollyanna Thompson, Mary . Mrs Lona Pettit was shoppmg tl - - from home, Amerira·s thr ee Apollo astronauts, fresh Yvonne Hout. Sally Winters, 10 Athens rectntly. BY VIOLET SMITH from their journey to the moon . will face the severest lap Ricky Lee Stout, Cathy Alice Theodore Rupert and tamtly Dianna Massar of Eastern in th eir entire trip when they pass through the heat barCoffee, Debbie Johnson, Mount Sterlmg, v1 slted w1th his spent the wf'ekend VYilh Mr and ! rier. ::J~.:Jen tists of the Avco Corp., of Wilmington, Ma.c>.">., lha McCl~lland, Marlin Lear. ,gr<~ndmother. Mrs Gmeva Fos- 1 Mrs. Oscar Babcock have developed an ablative m a tenal that will keep the 20,000-degree temperatun• from bringing the moon mig.. V1s1't mg M ary p IeJce ' Dalo Lear, Charles Wa)•ne ter. were sion to a fie ry concluswn. In the top photo, engineers anI Mr. and Mrs. Eld~n Gorrell 01 1 alyze t.he :JI30-StJuarc -foot exterior of the primary heat McBride, Gary Stephen Short I M M 1 J d Clinton Gillman, Danny Fo~ rs en~. or an was a McConnelsvtlle. Mr. and Mr~.~ shield to determine exact heat loads. In the bottom photo I Pomeroy v~sJI.or recently. Jack Caldwell and Suzie Cooley. tbc primary heat shield is shown being lowered OV('r the Mrs. Edward Coen and KeD· of Steubenville, Mr. and Mrs crew cockpit of the Apollo command module. The prineth and Joey Nelson attended Robert White of Keno Shiel a I mary heat shield can withstand temperaturC's up to 600 church camp in Mineral Wells. Newell of Chester, and Monad degrees, but for the higher heat of re-entry the shield iJ W. Va. , the past week. Wilson. . protected by the ablative material. Meryl_ Houdashelt and family , Clyde Cunningham from Michi-1 _ _ _ . ----- - - - Wllk~svllle, and Mrs. Less~e gan and Pauline Ray and daugh-- : Mulhns spent the weekend '" ters of Pomeroy were visiting Columbus w<th Roy Elhs and d K d R . ld . Mr. Terry. an Mrs. en Y eyno ' The B1g Ben d Boys 4-H Cl ub oI J an Alk'1re WI"th Dona ld M fanu·1y. and . o- I Long Bottom Society News Mar- l 1 1 r-======='-=""i BLOOMING MUM PLANTS MeJgs • 4•H News, Even ts By II I ARM I I ' ! f Br AL CAPf> ' AH LET SALOME'{ USE IT AC, A BED.'.' ' TAINT ,._.,. !' .. . ,." .. I ar ~ 'fl(f!r~ ,E:,.~OR.v" I NOG00Df6 ~ ~~·~N· ' ' : l: .~ r~~ A STORV!! OH Hr ) 'i<NOWN I I ( Al.l '!HAT WE J.UOII1EIIJ WA"-h' FROM IS A FAIR SHAkE! MEN ... COMMUNISM ISN'T 1HE ONI.V REVOLUTION YOU GUYS ARE. GONNA TOWOR~ AWT! Joppa SOCJety . Notes , GA$ULINr ALLEY lly KINO I thi"k ~ou've made a mi6take! I have miner SCIY6IHII.lt. r tQI'T ~r 1. DICK TRACY \ay CHESTER GO' ILD OKAY. WELL,THERES NO CALL FOI'I OUR SITTING OUT ~ERE IN ~E . EVER\'OioiE AT HOME WILL BE WILD YOU "·~e 9·p,iocoK of Gohlon WAITI>JG . US, FRE.CI<I '"'w" KENTUCKY fiiiD CHICKEN m SEE ~REE. ~~---~ ~cKLES AND HIS FRIEND! lly Mf:RRILL BLOSSER eut&ECASUA~.MAk~ WOMEN RESPeC.T YOU MORE' IF YOU VOUI< VOIC.Ii SOU>ID I<•ND OF INOIFFEilENT/ ~LAY HARD TO GET/ SO LET•S MAKe THEM COM<. To US/ I ~ ...··-· · ·~...-" ·- ' · ·~· ····~ By ART SANSON! 00 ~ SlJProSe HI: fCJX1NS · o. • ·~· I acme • s.... letv Notes '" ' DUDLEY'S ".' ' !i llv HOWIE SCHNEIDER J ~99 ~Jb£ TRV 601N'CNER 10 LDNZO~ HOUSE WITH THIS BR01<Ji John Knox and family, Crooksville, were here over the week· end with the Leonard Quisenberry family. Ronnie White spent a day with Donnie Quisenberry. Ferris Quisenberry •nd wile, :3 ROOMS New Furniture AID •X IIETTER NOT ·\ r---------·R , ---Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo- ' met on_ July 6 at the home of ra , advisdor . The odprojet~t les\~~n : The new Methodist minister, M d M I the adv.sor. Mrs. H.rold Lohse. was on a<ry pr uc wn. <r· R d M J • W Kl"mbler . nard Da1 1ev wL"re r. an rs. D f h . d . r .1 Atk" d t" te f ev. an rs. oun . 1 0 Gene \Vard &f Portland, Ernest ate t e JU gmg mee mg gl ~ns, pro uc lO~ ster .or -atd htmllv. "" 1'.,:cl i11to the par--~ Tripplett of Racine, Virgil c.,. I was se t for August 5. The group ~e- Me•g;/o~nt~ Da<ry ~e~oce :[ sonage Tu-esday. zart of Great Bend, and Ocran yorked on their project books. Ill~ , 0 ~ me . ow pro uc 10" Rev. Hatfield of Pt. Pleasant Blaine and David Dailey of Each mem~r present ga\'C a testmg Is carr~ed out. Refresh- : was the guest speaker at the I ~pr Shut Ins or Sick P 11 d report on ilis proJects. Recrea- ments were served hy Jan_AI· First Baptist Church Sunday ' ~/"~d Mrs. Harold Osborn ~ion w_as ln_ charge of .Jim W_iles k1re and Renee Burke -Linda morning . : Persons, Daytona Beach, Fla., are here ... mcludmg pm• pong, car racrng, Hollon RPnnrter Sell ' 1 on vaeation with Leonard Qni- of Keno were v<S•tmg Ethel and I w·l R ' c o·· · Rev . and Mrs. Pau ers : Anniversary, senberry and family. Larkins. I poo . - Jm I es, eMothers LJtt.le Helpers met spent last week in Dayton visit- I Jess Proffitt and wife attend- Rose Easterday of Racine I por er. recently at the home ol Mrs. lng her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Birthday or Just To . t several da s with Mrs The Meigs CoWlty 4-H PleaVernon Weber, advisor, With HP: It~ p.,. ,, ,1 :~:.d "J: . . o her bro- ' 5 ed the Nelson Reunwn on Sun- pen Y · sure Riders mel July 6 at the Mrs Ke•th Sutherland advtsor · Mrs I Say Thank You. day which was held at the home Charles Frank. I borne of Mrs Gladys Morgan a is; """tmg Tile g;..u, dis: the~s and SISters. Mr. andhome. ' · N Is · McCo 11 · · • · r Pmton accompanied them 0 I Do wme e on 10 L•rv• Selection nne s- Beverly Hensley and son we The pro;t'ct lesson was on pro- cussed the style revue dates and · · ·11 · '" • for a VISit here. 1 VI e. visiting Leona Babcock. per leads lor horses. KaU.y Mor , having a swimming party. De. $3.50 VP Mrs. Edgar Coleman and Mr. gan demonstral<d the correct/tails of the project lesson In- Mr. and Mrs. Ray_ Rielhmil-~ VlSITS PARENTS . .. ... and Mrs. Floyd Hoopes lead. eluded sampling of peas and ler of Sarasota, Flortda, and LETART, W. Va. - Ml!S of Sebring, Ohio were visiting Ruth Ann Kloes was In ' muffins prepared by the girls, daughter, Mrs. Leonard Peale Roberta Roush, Letart, who Is Nellie Slethem and Mr. and and sewing on the dresses. Pau- of Brewster, New York, spent• attending Capitol City Cammer- Mrs. Garth Smith. charge of recreation. Refresh- Ia O'Dell gave a demonstration several dllys with his sister,, ctal College, Charleston, spent Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds ments were served by Mrs . on hems. Karen Sutherland Miss Ina Riethmiller. the weekend with her parents, and Terry were overnight guest Gladys Morgan and Kalhy Mor- gave a report on family prepar- Mr. and Mrs. AI DeJoseph 59 N. 2nd Ave, Mr. _and Mrs. Robert Roush. of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Skaggs gan. Advisors present were edness. and family of Clearwater, FlorMiddleport, She lS. a 11118 graduate of Waha- of cambridge. Mrs. William Downie ••nd ~lr. Charades were played with Ida. spen< the fourth of .July ;;:;;;;;;:::i:iii~~~~;;!~ma~:Hi~~~Sch~oo~L:::;:::;:::;:::;::; Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Lar- Harry Fro~t. - Christy Frost. Sherry Hayes in charge. Re- 1M 1 holiday wee ken d w••t• " Mr· and 1 Reporter. J G h ry Curtis were: Ronnie and The Riverview 4_H Club met (reshments were served by rs. erry ra am. W'l H d f c· · ti R R nd D W b- Mrs Cora Hitchens of El .son d MowarM o. ~n':na f• last week at the home of Jean . osema~ .•ce~ll o~na te Paso, .Texas ts a guest of Mrs. Mr · an 0 rs. arvm a er Whitehead. Advisors present ' cr. urJ er, epor er. udash 1 Tuppers Plains Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Ho e t. • were Margaret Brown and PauMiss Louise Parr is visiting Russell VanMeter of PorUand, line Myers. M D · H 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell and The groun decided upon a Mrs. ,ordlS .. ensGer. Lo r r, an mrs. eorge ngs· Co01 0f St b 'II SUZie ey eu envt e. community project. planned a worth, Jr. and family of Green· ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar- cook oot and talked about U.eir· B ld . ht ests . . .1 e . were over mg gu • PI tt Tu De ' ppers ams were VJSI ~ demonstrations. The members Sunday Or Mrs. Eslher Wesl lng Mr. and Mrs. Norman Web- , present modeled their dr.,.ses Mrs. Dick Taylor and children er. ' they are making. RefreshmPnts of Gallipolis spent Saturday Mildred and Grace Hawley of were served by Jean White- Mr. and Mrs. Perry Curtis with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Middleport were visiting Mr. head. - Sandra Newlun, Re- and family visited recently Mr. Frank Cleland. Her dllughters, and Mrs. Dave Rates. porter. and Mrs. Chuck Curtis and Mr. Kimberly and Lesl ie, remained Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers The Charmettes met at the and Mrs. Paul Curtis, Dayton. over night and Sunday. of Canton and Mrs. Roland home of Mrs. Willia:n Carr dur- Sandra Curtis remained for a Trudy O'Connor and Jane Ill!~~~~~~~~~=~===~:::: Durst of Chicago, Ill., were vi- ing the past week with Mrs. visit. , Ann PoweU of Columbus spent ~siting Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Margie Keehaugil, advisor, as- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wat- Jihe weekend at their bome. 1 ~ t" Yarks. sisting the 8 members present kin.s, Mrs. Gladys Croy, Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris '~ J-~~ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince in their discussion of 4-H camp, bus visited recenUy with Mr. apent over night, Thurllllay and .;;lj _ ~~ ~~ and Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan project for the Meigs County and Mrs. A. E. Wyres and lam- Friday in Columbus. were overnight guests of Mr. Fair, and a place for the next Jly. . IIUH'AII and Mrs. Lawrence Beerman meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Olln Reynolds, 13 KlLLED . lVI,... of Ambridte, Pa. For the project lesson, the Parkersburg, visited recenUy PEREIRA, Colombia (UP!) Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock group made notes on how, when, with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cur- - Three _persons were killed and Ray, and Diana Massar[ where to wear jewelry. Every- tis and family. and 13 tn]ured Thur!Miay In an were dinner guests of Mr. and one demonstrated correct sit- _Mr. and Mrs. George Reed explosion and lire at a down• Appropriate Gift For Any Occasion Miss Long noted that Mrs. A. E. Sommers, Southside chairman of the TQ!Ir committee, ""' nounced that tentative plans art being made lor a one-day tour. The council decided to pos~ pone a """Phnlstery \vorkshop until Fall, due to lack of inter· est at this time. MASON - Mlas Louise tension Agent. Long, New Home Demollstra- Mrs. C. E. Erwin, Southside, • Uon Agent, Pl. Pleasan~ was presested the devotlollals enUt· Introduced by Mr. Carl Cook, led, "How Db You Like Your Mason County Extension Agen~ Neighbors?" at the Mason Cousty Councll Preliminary plana tor Achievemeeting on Tuesday at Krodel ment Day, tentatively aet for Park. October lith, were made. The The International Relationship affair will he potluck and will Committee was in charge of the he held at the 4-H Camp at lnternational Tea which was Southside. held in afternoon. Guest speak- The council agreed that Mrs. ers were Miss Kannikar Suya- Virgil Burris Is to cootinue sebodha and Miss Suchada Abh- lecting books fa< the Mason wantanaphorn, both of Thailand, County Library in memory of and Cpl. Johnny Belcher of deceased club members or Point Pleasant, of the U. S. Ma- members of immediate famirines, spoke on Viet Nam. Cpl. lies. r-- •·' spoke of the friendli- A leller was read from ness of the people of South Miss Mary Dooglass, Grimms ' Viet Nam, and the children Landing, thanking the council ! dlwl•lon 01 Bulov• who sometimes shared the same for sponsorins her as their can- ~ fox hole to escape the terrific didate for Fourth of July Queen. i temperature which at times The president reminded the ! reached 137 degrees. . clu1 members of the Regional =~;~~~zead :~,$~~~~~hey He said civilians of VIet Nam meeting to be held 011 July watch. one with a jeweleci-iever received the same medical at- 26th at Hurricane, at the Meth-, movement, unbreakabl& tention as the American sol· odist Church on Rhoda St. It I mainspring, precision fitted diers and at times were evac- was also announced that the ! parts. A watch that's shock· . . ' resistant. and waterproof . ., •oo. ut ~ed to other hospital~ In em- Planrung Conference for Home 1 The resutt Is t~ Caravelle ergency cases. Demonstration work will be· by Sulova. A wiy expensive Mrs. Ernest Lantz , Pt. Pleas- held at Jackson's Mill, Weston, watch for only $10.95. ant. Mrs. James Lucas, Pt. September 19-23. Pleasant. and Mrs. Elmer The council by unanimous Newberry, Letarl; W. Va. , were I vote gave $25 to the Mason in charge of the tea. The young County Cancer Society. A rewomen from Thailand, both 1 port was given by Mrs. Powell stodents at West VIrginia State Reynolds, Point Pleasant, of the • ___ "'""' .. ,_, ....... Institute were accompanied noml~-~na~ti~·n~g~co~m~ml:ttee:;.·==~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ here by Mrs. Julia H. Lowery, I' West Virginia University Ex- Chestnut Ridge ! roy F'ridny 15, 19116 International Tea is Held By Mason County Council During this past week, l-H- Woodward, Gregory Scott Wood. Neal II, Richard Morris, Meigs ward, George E. Woodward, ny Morris. Carel Hanson , Hh<!n· i 'ers from Gallia and Counties worked and played to- Jr., Russell Jeffers, Jay Rhod- da Kay Rut!. li!ether In our Junior l-H Camp. es, Sandra Kay Haskins, Tom Meigs County '!'he camp ran from July 10-14 Fox Woodward, Donna Man- Kay Ward, Sharon at Canter's Cave 4-H Camp In nan. Heather Hutchison, Loren Teresa Gooch, Margie ~:~~~: I Jackson County. Starting toDiana Grueser, Garcia M morrow, July 18, teen-age 4-HJeenne Bahr, Sandra 'ers from Gallia, Meigs, and Sherry McCain, Beverly "'"''m-• Highland Counties w•U begin Nancy Ours, Sheryl the annual Senior 4-H Camp '' Marcia Carr. canter's Cave. Vlckl Spencer, Debbie The following boys and girls lers, Rebecca Massie, Ruth Ann (aboot 100) were at the GalliaJordan, Jane Jordan, Pamela Meigs Junior 4-H Camp I il i s By Mn. Al,to Coae . Jo Iilli, Sharon Erwin, Melan••e past week . Recent callers with Mrs. Gi- I Dean, Melinda Amshary, Gal1la County neva Foster were Mr and Mrs. Dailey, Diane Black, Ciloery!J Kathy Frye, Rita G r a c e Joe Turner and Ton~ Albany Black, Jan Belling, S t e v e Brown, Nancy Needs. Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone, K, Hawk. Kerns, Karen Kl!ref, Emmelt E. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Gary George. Terry Roy Thompsun. Freddie Skaggs. Arnold Jordan. Randy Young. Don Hayes. Terry Lee Stout, Patrick Stout, Mrs. Cora Delong spent Sat- vin Taylor. David Mitchell, Mark Smith, Sharon Ct.1n1utte. urday with Virgil Goss and fam. Kffineth Mitchrll, Ralph Joan Haskins, Mary Ramsey, ily near Radcliff ward Parker, Dennis Ekhinll· J Pam .Mit~ell, Pam_ela Craft.. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cml€: er, Alan Holter, T~mmy Fu~ale, Ronn1e Smith, Conme Jo Clagg, 1were busmess \risttors in Poml'· l Steven Stanley, Jnn ~orr1s. I Jo Ana Bartley. o., July LITTLE ORI>HAN ANNI! $ SUREr BUT Qpwd FREE~[ SUNDAY ONLY G"'-'CKs! I'M ""'" VERY aooq, _ AI<~ JULY 17 Buy o THRIFT BOX OF CHICKEN-wa'N ti~t• you a pint of COLE SLAW MASON I ..·__' ', ,· I lli!NK (II\ 5TlnW(IHA t!!';p•!II!A! If!' lriPLm AND READY TO I' e e Mrs. RiggsFred of Eastern. Mr. Gene and Mrs. Larkins were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olax Branch of Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens...... Mr nd M rs. Extra hoawy, 20 11111 Iey were VtS•~.., · a Lloyd McPeek of Belleville, W. cold·rollt4 11111 •ldo Va. panels, with two coats of whitt balce4 on. hceptor h 16 gauge -lng hn with nonslip fustHI porcelain •-Ill tnlllltl. e (hromt·plattd ~rass e showll' htarl, - & ..... llorly. Hony gnge plestlc room. Order now - today- and we will install it wbm you are ready. Or insrall it youuelf with the insttuaioa book we ,tveyou. il's caayl _ _ CROW'S STEAK HOUSE· 992-5432 EC'NARD BAF.R, OWNER 232 E. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy . VlSitedHobart recenUy With Mr. Mrs. Smalley,_ Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Jim SIS8lon -~ famdy and Mrs. Georg10 Stss.'· on of Vtenna and Mrs. FlOSSie p t• · ·ted tl 'th Mr e •Y v.st recen y Wl . and Mrs Clarenc Balrer and family. · e Ct:INFOVND IT! l>IEY CANT R!:!..fA!E. IN - FORMATION BY F'HONE .... HEY... WINNIE... WH/!RE AREl'Qir I TO ENTER 'JIAU.' CINCINNATI (UPI) - The late Jake Daubert, first baseman on the 1919 pennanl win. ners, and Billy Myers, sbortstop on the 1939 NL champions l and 1940 world champions, will be installed in the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame on July 2fl. Th~ selection was announced Thursday by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the hall. DISCONTINUED STYLES Girls and Womens SPRING 'I I' ' mira! alr..,ondiUoner and en- Girls SliM Small 4 to Big 3 WornenSidl 4to 9'11.1 joy cool comfort. MUL TJ.VISION pr ROUSH SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MtDDLIPORT, D. See our lino for every eoollnl pur- PHOTO ALBUMS $3.19 to $6.00 Refill• for Albu"" In Stock get an .Ado Don't swelter - .1 pose. 5.000 ITU • OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Pomeroy, 0. andlrtown~~dr~ug~w~a~re~il~ous~e.~~"':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"':~~~~~ tlng in and walking. Vicki Carr was charge of recreation. Re!reshments were served by Mrs. William Carr and Vicki. - candace Hawk, Reporter. Th M . C I 4 H Bet e e•gs oun Y · · ter Livestock Guernsey-Jersey Club met recenUy at the home sho- cwtain. 8ee this bandsome,rugedly built shower cabiaer in our ..Ies- IWl ALIJANCE! 129•95 MODEL-- ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV Harry Miller, Owner WY 2-3635 214 E. MAIN POMEROY _, BUGS BUNNY �., .. ·' ... .. ., , . . . ...... - .. .. ,... _. ' . .... ,, \ _ N~ly 100 Meigs 11-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepoi1, and Gallia Youth Take Part in 4-H Camping Activities We sell the good watch. Society News CARAVE LL!Z• f rom $}0•95 . .:.=====--- 1__ Alma Bartley, Danny Swisher, Carl D<iWitl. Robert L. Phil- Mrs. Gladys Morris was a: lips, William Wayne Ph•llips. McArthur visitor rerenlly . 1 Cathy carpenter, Jeffrey Lee Elva Harvey spent the pasl l • Lewis, Jackle Burnett, Johtmy week wi th relatives in Wood· Eggleton, Martha Jane Stow· ••lie. I WHEN THE HEAT'S ON-At 400.000 feet, 1,000 seconds ers, Pollyanna Thompson, Mary . Mrs Lona Pettit was shoppmg tl - - from home, Amerira·s thr ee Apollo astronauts, fresh Yvonne Hout. Sally Winters, 10 Athens rectntly. BY VIOLET SMITH from their journey to the moon . will face the severest lap Ricky Lee Stout, Cathy Alice Theodore Rupert and tamtly Dianna Massar of Eastern in th eir entire trip when they pass through the heat barCoffee, Debbie Johnson, Mount Sterlmg, v1 slted w1th his spent the wf'ekend VYilh Mr and ! rier. ::J~.:Jen tists of the Avco Corp., of Wilmington, Ma.c>.">., lha McCl~lland, Marlin Lear. ,gr<~ndmother. Mrs Gmeva Fos- 1 Mrs. Oscar Babcock have developed an ablative m a tenal that will keep the 20,000-degree temperatun• from bringing the moon mig.. V1s1't mg M ary p IeJce ' Dalo Lear, Charles Wa)•ne ter. were sion to a fie ry concluswn. In the top photo, engineers anI Mr. and Mrs. Eld~n Gorrell 01 1 alyze t.he :JI30-StJuarc -foot exterior of the primary heat McBride, Gary Stephen Short I M M 1 J d Clinton Gillman, Danny Fo~ rs en~. or an was a McConnelsvtlle. Mr. and Mr~.~ shield to determine exact heat loads. In the bottom photo I Pomeroy v~sJI.or recently. Jack Caldwell and Suzie Cooley. tbc primary heat shield is shown being lowered OV('r the Mrs. Edward Coen and KeD· of Steubenville, Mr. and Mrs crew cockpit of the Apollo command module. The prineth and Joey Nelson attended Robert White of Keno Shiel a I mary heat shield can withstand temperaturC's up to 600 church camp in Mineral Wells. Newell of Chester, and Monad degrees, but for the higher heat of re-entry the shield iJ W. Va. , the past week. Wilson. . protected by the ablative material. Meryl_ Houdashelt and family , Clyde Cunningham from Michi-1 _ _ _ . ----- - - - Wllk~svllle, and Mrs. Less~e gan and Pauline Ray and daugh-- : Mulhns spent the weekend '" ters of Pomeroy were visiting Columbus w<th Roy Elhs and d K d R . ld . Mr. Terry. an Mrs. en Y eyno ' The B1g Ben d Boys 4-H Cl ub oI J an Alk'1re WI"th Dona ld M fanu·1y. and . o- I Long Bottom Society News Mar- l 1 1 r-======='-=""i BLOOMING MUM PLANTS MeJgs • 4•H News, Even ts By II I ARM I I ' ! f Br AL CAPf> ' AH LET SALOME'{ USE IT AC, A BED.'.' ' TAINT ,._.,. !' .. . ,." .. I ar ~ 'fl(f!r~ ,E:,.~OR.v" I NOG00Df6 ~ ~~·~N· ' ' : l: .~ r~~ A STORV!! OH Hr ) 'i<NOWN I I ( Al.l '!HAT WE J.UOII1EIIJ WA"-h' FROM IS A FAIR SHAkE! MEN ... COMMUNISM ISN'T 1HE ONI.V REVOLUTION YOU GUYS ARE. GONNA TOWOR~ AWT! Joppa SOCJety . Notes , GA$ULINr ALLEY lly KINO I thi"k ~ou've made a mi6take! I have miner SCIY6IHII.lt. r tQI'T ~r 1. DICK TRACY \ay CHESTER GO' ILD OKAY. WELL,THERES NO CALL FOI'I OUR SITTING OUT ~ERE IN ~E . EVER\'OioiE AT HOME WILL BE WILD YOU "·~e 9·p,iocoK of Gohlon WAITI>JG . US, FRE.CI<I '"'w" KENTUCKY fiiiD CHICKEN m SEE ~REE. ~~---~ ~cKLES AND HIS FRIEND! lly Mf:RRILL BLOSSER eut&ECASUA~.MAk~ WOMEN RESPeC.T YOU MORE' IF YOU VOUI< VOIC.Ii SOU>ID I<•ND OF INOIFFEilENT/ ~LAY HARD TO GET/ SO LET•S MAKe THEM COM<. To US/ I ~ ...··-· · ·~...-" ·- ' · ·~· ····~ By ART SANSON! 00 ~ SlJProSe HI: fCJX1NS · o. • ·~· I acme • s.... letv Notes '" ' DUDLEY'S ".' ' !i llv HOWIE SCHNEIDER J ~99 ~Jb£ TRV 601N'CNER 10 LDNZO~ HOUSE WITH THIS BR01<Ji John Knox and family, Crooksville, were here over the week· end with the Leonard Quisenberry family. Ronnie White spent a day with Donnie Quisenberry. Ferris Quisenberry •nd wile, :3 ROOMS New Furniture AID •X IIETTER NOT ·\ r---------·R , ---Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo- ' met on_ July 6 at the home of ra , advisdor . The odprojet~t les\~~n : The new Methodist minister, M d M I the adv.sor. Mrs. H.rold Lohse. was on a<ry pr uc wn. <r· R d M J • W Kl"mbler . nard Da1 1ev wL"re r. an rs. D f h . d . r .1 Atk" d t" te f ev. an rs. oun . 1 0 Gene \Vard &f Portland, Ernest ate t e JU gmg mee mg gl ~ns, pro uc lO~ ster .or -atd htmllv. "" 1'.,:cl i11to the par--~ Tripplett of Racine, Virgil c.,. I was se t for August 5. The group ~e- Me•g;/o~nt~ Da<ry ~e~oce :[ sonage Tu-esday. zart of Great Bend, and Ocran yorked on their project books. Ill~ , 0 ~ me . ow pro uc 10" Rev. Hatfield of Pt. Pleasant Blaine and David Dailey of Each mem~r present ga\'C a testmg Is carr~ed out. Refresh- : was the guest speaker at the I ~pr Shut Ins or Sick P 11 d report on ilis proJects. Recrea- ments were served hy Jan_AI· First Baptist Church Sunday ' ~/"~d Mrs. Harold Osborn ~ion w_as ln_ charge of .Jim W_iles k1re and Renee Burke -Linda morning . : Persons, Daytona Beach, Fla., are here ... mcludmg pm• pong, car racrng, Hollon RPnnrter Sell ' 1 on vaeation with Leonard Qni- of Keno were v<S•tmg Ethel and I w·l R ' c o·· · Rev . and Mrs. Pau ers : Anniversary, senberry and family. Larkins. I poo . - Jm I es, eMothers LJtt.le Helpers met spent last week in Dayton visit- I Jess Proffitt and wife attend- Rose Easterday of Racine I por er. recently at the home ol Mrs. lng her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Birthday or Just To . t several da s with Mrs The Meigs CoWlty 4-H PleaVernon Weber, advisor, With HP: It~ p.,. ,, ,1 :~:.d "J: . . o her bro- ' 5 ed the Nelson Reunwn on Sun- pen Y · sure Riders mel July 6 at the Mrs Ke•th Sutherland advtsor · Mrs I Say Thank You. day which was held at the home Charles Frank. I borne of Mrs Gladys Morgan a is; """tmg Tile g;..u, dis: the~s and SISters. Mr. andhome. ' · N Is · McCo 11 · · • · r Pmton accompanied them 0 I Do wme e on 10 L•rv• Selection nne s- Beverly Hensley and son we The pro;t'ct lesson was on pro- cussed the style revue dates and · · ·11 · '" • for a VISit here. 1 VI e. visiting Leona Babcock. per leads lor horses. KaU.y Mor , having a swimming party. De. $3.50 VP Mrs. Edgar Coleman and Mr. gan demonstral<d the correct/tails of the project lesson In- Mr. and Mrs. Ray_ Rielhmil-~ VlSITS PARENTS . .. ... and Mrs. Floyd Hoopes lead. eluded sampling of peas and ler of Sarasota, Flortda, and LETART, W. Va. - Ml!S of Sebring, Ohio were visiting Ruth Ann Kloes was In ' muffins prepared by the girls, daughter, Mrs. Leonard Peale Roberta Roush, Letart, who Is Nellie Slethem and Mr. and and sewing on the dresses. Pau- of Brewster, New York, spent• attending Capitol City Cammer- Mrs. Garth Smith. charge of recreation. Refresh- Ia O'Dell gave a demonstration several dllys with his sister,, ctal College, Charleston, spent Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds ments were served by Mrs . on hems. Karen Sutherland Miss Ina Riethmiller. the weekend with her parents, and Terry were overnight guest Gladys Morgan and Kalhy Mor- gave a report on family prepar- Mr. and Mrs. AI DeJoseph 59 N. 2nd Ave, Mr. _and Mrs. Robert Roush. of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Skaggs gan. Advisors present were edness. and family of Clearwater, FlorMiddleport, She lS. a 11118 graduate of Waha- of cambridge. Mrs. William Downie ••nd ~lr. Charades were played with Ida. spen< the fourth of .July ;;:;;;;;;:::i:iii~~~~;;!~ma~:Hi~~~Sch~oo~L:::;:::;:::;:::;::; Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Lar- Harry Fro~t. - Christy Frost. Sherry Hayes in charge. Re- 1M 1 holiday wee ken d w••t• " Mr· and 1 Reporter. J G h ry Curtis were: Ronnie and The Riverview 4_H Club met (reshments were served by rs. erry ra am. W'l H d f c· · ti R R nd D W b- Mrs Cora Hitchens of El .son d MowarM o. ~n':na f• last week at the home of Jean . osema~ .•ce~ll o~na te Paso, .Texas ts a guest of Mrs. Mr · an 0 rs. arvm a er Whitehead. Advisors present ' cr. urJ er, epor er. udash 1 Tuppers Plains Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Ho e t. • were Margaret Brown and PauMiss Louise Parr is visiting Russell VanMeter of PorUand, line Myers. M D · H 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell and The groun decided upon a Mrs. ,ordlS .. ensGer. Lo r r, an mrs. eorge ngs· Co01 0f St b 'II SUZie ey eu envt e. community project. planned a worth, Jr. and family of Green· ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar- cook oot and talked about U.eir· B ld . ht ests . . .1 e . were over mg gu • PI tt Tu De ' ppers ams were VJSI ~ demonstrations. The members Sunday Or Mrs. Eslher Wesl lng Mr. and Mrs. Norman Web- , present modeled their dr.,.ses Mrs. Dick Taylor and children er. ' they are making. RefreshmPnts of Gallipolis spent Saturday Mildred and Grace Hawley of were served by Jean White- Mr. and Mrs. Perry Curtis with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Middleport were visiting Mr. head. - Sandra Newlun, Re- and family visited recently Mr. Frank Cleland. Her dllughters, and Mrs. Dave Rates. porter. and Mrs. Chuck Curtis and Mr. Kimberly and Lesl ie, remained Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers The Charmettes met at the and Mrs. Paul Curtis, Dayton. over night and Sunday. of Canton and Mrs. Roland home of Mrs. Willia:n Carr dur- Sandra Curtis remained for a Trudy O'Connor and Jane Ill!~~~~~~~~~=~===~:::: Durst of Chicago, Ill., were vi- ing the past week with Mrs. visit. , Ann PoweU of Columbus spent ~siting Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Margie Keehaugil, advisor, as- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wat- Jihe weekend at their bome. 1 ~ t" Yarks. sisting the 8 members present kin.s, Mrs. Gladys Croy, Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris '~ J-~~ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince in their discussion of 4-H camp, bus visited recenUy with Mr. apent over night, Thurllllay and .;;lj _ ~~ ~~ and Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan project for the Meigs County and Mrs. A. E. Wyres and lam- Friday in Columbus. were overnight guests of Mr. Fair, and a place for the next Jly. . IIUH'AII and Mrs. Lawrence Beerman meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Olln Reynolds, 13 KlLLED . lVI,... of Ambridte, Pa. For the project lesson, the Parkersburg, visited recenUy PEREIRA, Colombia (UP!) Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock group made notes on how, when, with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cur- - Three _persons were killed and Ray, and Diana Massar[ where to wear jewelry. Every- tis and family. and 13 tn]ured Thur!Miay In an were dinner guests of Mr. and one demonstrated correct sit- _Mr. and Mrs. George Reed explosion and lire at a down• Appropriate Gift For Any Occasion Miss Long noted that Mrs. A. E. Sommers, Southside chairman of the TQ!Ir committee, ""' nounced that tentative plans art being made lor a one-day tour. The council decided to pos~ pone a """Phnlstery \vorkshop until Fall, due to lack of inter· est at this time. MASON - Mlas Louise tension Agent. Long, New Home Demollstra- Mrs. C. E. Erwin, Southside, • Uon Agent, Pl. Pleasan~ was presested the devotlollals enUt· Introduced by Mr. Carl Cook, led, "How Db You Like Your Mason County Extension Agen~ Neighbors?" at the Mason Cousty Councll Preliminary plana tor Achievemeeting on Tuesday at Krodel ment Day, tentatively aet for Park. October lith, were made. The The International Relationship affair will he potluck and will Committee was in charge of the he held at the 4-H Camp at lnternational Tea which was Southside. held in afternoon. Guest speak- The council agreed that Mrs. ers were Miss Kannikar Suya- Virgil Burris Is to cootinue sebodha and Miss Suchada Abh- lecting books fa< the Mason wantanaphorn, both of Thailand, County Library in memory of and Cpl. Johnny Belcher of deceased club members or Point Pleasant, of the U. S. Ma- members of immediate famirines, spoke on Viet Nam. Cpl. lies. r-- •·' spoke of the friendli- A leller was read from ness of the people of South Miss Mary Dooglass, Grimms ' Viet Nam, and the children Landing, thanking the council ! dlwl•lon 01 Bulov• who sometimes shared the same for sponsorins her as their can- ~ fox hole to escape the terrific didate for Fourth of July Queen. i temperature which at times The president reminded the ! reached 137 degrees. . clu1 members of the Regional =~;~~~zead :~,$~~~~~hey He said civilians of VIet Nam meeting to be held 011 July watch. one with a jeweleci-iever received the same medical at- 26th at Hurricane, at the Meth-, movement, unbreakabl& tention as the American sol· odist Church on Rhoda St. It I mainspring, precision fitted diers and at times were evac- was also announced that the ! parts. A watch that's shock· . . ' resistant. and waterproof . ., •oo. ut ~ed to other hospital~ In em- Planrung Conference for Home 1 The resutt Is t~ Caravelle ergency cases. Demonstration work will be· by Sulova. A wiy expensive Mrs. Ernest Lantz , Pt. Pleas- held at Jackson's Mill, Weston, watch for only $10.95. ant. Mrs. James Lucas, Pt. September 19-23. Pleasant. and Mrs. Elmer The council by unanimous Newberry, Letarl; W. Va. , were I vote gave $25 to the Mason in charge of the tea. The young County Cancer Society. A rewomen from Thailand, both 1 port was given by Mrs. Powell stodents at West VIrginia State Reynolds, Point Pleasant, of the • ___ "'""' .. ,_, ....... Institute were accompanied noml~-~na~ti~·n~g~co~m~ml:ttee:;.·==~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ here by Mrs. Julia H. Lowery, I' West Virginia University Ex- Chestnut Ridge ! roy F'ridny 15, 19116 International Tea is Held By Mason County Council During this past week, l-H- Woodward, Gregory Scott Wood. Neal II, Richard Morris, Meigs ward, George E. Woodward, ny Morris. Carel Hanson , Hh<!n· i 'ers from Gallia and Counties worked and played to- Jr., Russell Jeffers, Jay Rhod- da Kay Rut!. li!ether In our Junior l-H Camp. es, Sandra Kay Haskins, Tom Meigs County '!'he camp ran from July 10-14 Fox Woodward, Donna Man- Kay Ward, Sharon at Canter's Cave 4-H Camp In nan. Heather Hutchison, Loren Teresa Gooch, Margie ~:~~~: I Jackson County. Starting toDiana Grueser, Garcia M morrow, July 18, teen-age 4-HJeenne Bahr, Sandra 'ers from Gallia, Meigs, and Sherry McCain, Beverly "'"''m-• Highland Counties w•U begin Nancy Ours, Sheryl the annual Senior 4-H Camp '' Marcia Carr. canter's Cave. Vlckl Spencer, Debbie The following boys and girls lers, Rebecca Massie, Ruth Ann (aboot 100) were at the GalliaJordan, Jane Jordan, Pamela Meigs Junior 4-H Camp I il i s By Mn. Al,to Coae . Jo Iilli, Sharon Erwin, Melan••e past week . Recent callers with Mrs. Gi- I Dean, Melinda Amshary, Gal1la County neva Foster were Mr and Mrs. Dailey, Diane Black, Ciloery!J Kathy Frye, Rita G r a c e Joe Turner and Ton~ Albany Black, Jan Belling, S t e v e Brown, Nancy Needs. Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone, K, Hawk. Kerns, Karen Kl!ref, Emmelt E. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Gary George. Terry Roy Thompsun. Freddie Skaggs. Arnold Jordan. Randy Young. Don Hayes. Terry Lee Stout, Patrick Stout, Mrs. Cora Delong spent Sat- vin Taylor. David Mitchell, Mark Smith, Sharon Ct.1n1utte. urday with Virgil Goss and fam. Kffineth Mitchrll, Ralph Joan Haskins, Mary Ramsey, ily near Radcliff ward Parker, Dennis Ekhinll· J Pam .Mit~ell, Pam_ela Craft.. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cml€: er, Alan Holter, T~mmy Fu~ale, Ronn1e Smith, Conme Jo Clagg, 1were busmess \risttors in Poml'· l Steven Stanley, Jnn ~orr1s. I Jo Ana Bartley. o., July LITTLE ORI>HAN ANNI! $ SUREr BUT Qpwd FREE~[ SUNDAY ONLY G"'-'CKs! I'M ""'" VERY aooq, _ AI<~ JULY 17 Buy o THRIFT BOX OF CHICKEN-wa'N ti~t• you a pint of COLE SLAW MASON I ..·__' ', ,· I lli!NK (II\ 5TlnW(IHA t!!';p•!II!A! If!' lriPLm AND READY TO I' e e Mrs. RiggsFred of Eastern. Mr. Gene and Mrs. Larkins were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olax Branch of Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens...... Mr nd M rs. Extra hoawy, 20 11111 Iey were VtS•~.., · a Lloyd McPeek of Belleville, W. cold·rollt4 11111 •ldo Va. panels, with two coats of whitt balce4 on. hceptor h 16 gauge -lng hn with nonslip fustHI porcelain •-Ill tnlllltl. e (hromt·plattd ~rass e showll' htarl, - & ..... llorly. Hony gnge plestlc room. Order now - today- and we will install it wbm you are ready. Or insrall it youuelf with the insttuaioa book we ,tveyou. il's caayl _ _ CROW'S STEAK HOUSE· 992-5432 EC'NARD BAF.R, OWNER 232 E. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy . VlSitedHobart recenUy With Mr. Mrs. Smalley,_ Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Jim SIS8lon -~ famdy and Mrs. Georg10 Stss.'· on of Vtenna and Mrs. FlOSSie p t• · ·ted tl 'th Mr e •Y v.st recen y Wl . and Mrs Clarenc Balrer and family. · e Ct:INFOVND IT! l>IEY CANT R!:!..fA!E. IN - FORMATION BY F'HONE .... HEY... WINNIE... WH/!RE AREl'Qir I TO ENTER 'JIAU.' CINCINNATI (UPI) - The late Jake Daubert, first baseman on the 1919 pennanl win. ners, and Billy Myers, sbortstop on the 1939 NL champions l and 1940 world champions, will be installed in the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame on July 2fl. Th~ selection was announced Thursday by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the hall. DISCONTINUED STYLES Girls and Womens SPRING 'I I' ' mira! alr..,ondiUoner and en- Girls SliM Small 4 to Big 3 WornenSidl 4to 9'11.1 joy cool comfort. MUL TJ.VISION pr ROUSH SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MtDDLIPORT, D. See our lino for every eoollnl pur- PHOTO ALBUMS $3.19 to $6.00 Refill• for Albu"" In Stock get an .Ado Don't swelter - .1 pose. 5.000 ITU • OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Pomeroy, 0. andlrtown~~dr~ug~w~a~re~il~ous~e.~~"':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"':~~~~~ tlng in and walking. Vicki Carr was charge of recreation. Re!reshments were served by Mrs. William Carr and Vicki. - candace Hawk, Reporter. Th M . C I 4 H Bet e e•gs oun Y · · ter Livestock Guernsey-Jersey Club met recenUy at the home sho- cwtain. 8ee this bandsome,rugedly built shower cabiaer in our ..Ies- IWl ALIJANCE! 129•95 MODEL-- ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV Harry Miller, Owner WY 2-3635 214 E. MAIN POMEROY _, BUGS BUNNY �\I .I II ··Voice of· Broadway 1·. ,&~1 Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business . .Services I I . !'r: 8-DallJ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0, Jul1 15, 1966 ~~' ~ANT AD ·. 1 " IlL o.y ..,.,.. r an lk ......, ........ , . .. II. CAJICIIUATIOMI coaaiCTIOMI =. . ._ •··w 'TIOIII Tat ..II r ,_... tM rtiM to ..., w ,...., .., - =.•,: 1_,.... • :: :::.!': ..::::."':, ":,":.,... CARD OP TMAJIIIll .,,. 0::..~.::'" ,.:.'"';:,"",... ..,...._ ....... IIOUII & OlrTUAAIM .,.::.,:-..~::. ':.': :'o ...._..,_ • ROOM house, furlllture, bath, ooal funlaeo 111111 drill«! well, 2 acres, oa Stata Rt. 7 from cily liB. PossessiOA immedlately, $6,500. HelH Sau"'ie, Pb. I Ford, 1 lntemlllioMI e3 USED MOWERS eU~ED PEERLESS FEED GRINDER· MIXER @ ..!· . 1191.1-2890. 7 12 6tp FULTON-THOMPSON s ROOM bOUII ad ~-tb .. .. TRACTOR SALES large 1ot 111 Middleport, prto- Co Motor Polri4tO'J 7f!sJ&:"'' .~ T , 1 J,u~ 1 ... I'll. 992-31117 for . appointmeal 7 IS 31c USED TRACTORS PRICED TO SELLI 65 CfiEVR(i)LET $2295 impala Hardtop. Locally own«! and ?nly .12,000 ~leo, 6 cylinder, power steering. SpOOless bwn mtenot bNuhful ma· roon finiob. Radto and heat..-. 66 PLYMOUTH $229 5 ValJant 200. -t door. Mist bJue fini~h. 9000 mjlet ~ local Automatill. Lilt• uew ond pnoed to eo. .,. - ~fllr.....:::".... - $16 Jmpala hardtop coupe. W:~ite finish. Spotl~ tlean red interior. 327 en!Jine, au.t.erutk, powe~.· steerms and bnke&. Radio and:ll.f!llttet'. . - ..!t':f_,.. n euse. 95 63 CHEVROLET ":o :'111_: 1 ..., • :1>'"'•=~'~·=· :·-::·•=:• ..,. ...,. ,.... _...,)• ,... . 1 • coo • ,... - Motor Co. ~QIIUYT ... . "" Dapi .. PST! , _A. . . ! Free 2 STORY brick home, 8 room• your home lrMl tormltea, and . batb, 4 bedrooms, otorm IDIS, coctroaclleJ, lriakels, doors and windows, forced ICO<'[Iioll8, silverfish, oplden, air gu furnace, largo wups and water bugs. Avall- creta patio, large level feacallle at King Builder• Supply od yard, good place Ill live. Oo., Middleport. .4 29 tic Come take a ·look at Syra- Pome: ov . &\ ~~·.15 HAIR.INU -~ Real Est1te For S1le S.le PIZZA ----- -~ AT ITS GREATEST se & snVIa ARAB llills pests bestl .,, JNFORMATic;,N · for WY 2-5101 Pam""'Y «1 1o aell. See Arnold Dod- Mid-I 7 lO Ito sa at $17 Bryaa Plaee, PIIIIIGWwllbpopperud. _ , . , mushroom. 111m or oomblnadont. -....JoOI'IIII'l"ITI .,.... Our Drive-In IIRVICI II HIRII Cntw's Steak House r • JSe "' 1.50 CMiplltO Carry-Out le"loo CALL WY 2-9905 Pick up At G. & G. CAFI! POMIItOY 111 W. MAIN AUGNMENT -' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. WANT AD I s:a. I ?=========;;;,I NEW I 1 SERVICE XII New LdleiOr ShOP . DEAL diiH GOBLE FORD -----, CAMPERS ~ CUB CADEr --- . · i6 CHEVROlET EAGLES BUFFALOS 1 _! ·:~:.ao ...... s660· ~:!.ao IFi t! 1 SPECIAL r,p ° • BIG SALE! - -- I apartmeot• or 192-397S. 7 7 tic ---------------- - - ltcu.ft. ChMO REEIER ---=,- $235 DAILY CROSSWORD - ed ml llllfurnisbed apart-[ · WY .-5434. 12 I lie WY 2-2151 EXPERIENCED II WHEEL ALIGNMENT 1 o2 Ford Gil. SOO 64 G1l1xie XL 500. 2 Dr. Hordtop, I cyl· .,. Clb of Pomeroy, ID4 mow • ~.at N~t. ac a. eald Clt1 o1 Poa· erGJ ducrlbed u follo.,. , that » to • . , ltiJirm.iq ., tbl IAdll 500. 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. trana. Radio and h11ter, power Jtnrlno, whltewan 64 Ford Fairlane heater, 64 Ford Galaxie ltl Alrt . 4 Dr , 6 cyl. Stenderd tran1. White weD tir1 .. 63 Ford GaiiXie 500 4 Dr. I cvllnclar, outo· matlc tran1. Radio and 64 Fc!rd F-700 6:! Mercury 4 Dr. P•t wer StHrlnt~ and lraha. Autematlc trans. tllouell South UMI delll'tft Wut feeb thence Iouth 83 dearee• wea 111 feet to tbl ~aid plaee of 65' 0odae D•rt ..,linnfnf, contliDlnl: One Ac::re !WI N1De1:J1lilbt lluDdrldtbl of .m Acre, more or 1. . : excePUN 2 Dr. 270 Serie•. 6 crtln- Hr, standard trans., radio &1111 eoal in tU pnnd.ll• wblclll II .-noed to lamuel "W . Porn• toY IID4 1'. B. Bor1oa IIDd tU rllbt. to mlDe tbe 11me wHlloul laeu.mbrmce 1o U&e ltllfaCe ex-.Unc a1ao a BtrlP of Land deed· .. ..,. Belmeh LeUbeU to c. v. Janq, b1llJ soutb of tile Union ""nue Bol4 bJ dMd detM Oet. 1JUL 11101, IIDd recorded 1D Vol. ·a Pap • · a.&!Dtdl of DMdl ot tnd heater 58 Ford Pickup M.Mustanq 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cvl. Stenclarcl Inns. Low mil• ---- "" Ford Custom . . . . llle> IUie Nd ~ COR· and Bull JloON In ~ recordM In D.a 110'* w. p... Ulo of .... . . . . CMIDIJ .... Stendard "'"" ~~ !)ndtte Y2 Ton ftJI!d to Barok1 A. lllooN Pickup, I cyl. ~ Tbt PHJH oJ eel4 peUt:Na le ku ot Aid ru1 •tee., to Uft tile illtU"Mt Df tM pltlatlft' Ul to b1m lD ...-nltJ' II tbe t a doM wtthoa' ~ lnjur)· II <:-.>:: -~~ aad. U 110Co Ula1 1eld ..ta&e be 10M aDd tU' be M hilt ..... . . . . , ••• ca. PU1IttOD ll'lF.D CAR LOT Loevtt & Src•more !ft. Mlcldtooort for PlatllUfl 1950Dodge • • BY BERTHA P.\IIKER • Club Coupe ~:ROY I'J Ton Pickup Truck OHIO • 1956 Willys • Fealure for feature. Advantage tor advantage, You'll fincl FIAT gives you more, much more, than lillY olher car on the road. T-et~t drive any one ollhe lahulou8 .. FIAT IIOdols aad aea far yoursell. • • Ton 4 Wheel Drive • • \ • • 2 Dr. Sedan Up to ~ miles per galloR. 1956 Ford road. Falrlane 2 Dr. H.T. • • • • V8 1957 Dodge ••• A comlotlablll-4-cloot', Wdult aeUn. '13 cubic teet ollnlllk opaca. I Dr. Sedan, P.S., AT, Radio and Heater 1957Buick • • • • f '295 lDr. Sedan 1957 Plymouth • • 1958 Chevrolet • • l Dr. St!jlao Tile fallllly car. Loaded wltb "extras" 1111111 OliiR QC!IL -'95 A sleek new sports version of the labulouo FlAT. 2Dr. Sedao G, interior lind Ulery or 0011tract, reuPh. 99UI80. Homer 195 Dodge • • • I :Ill !lito ~ j)r,. Sedan, AT, if.\'ii!ii\.IHAWN_G_ , Ph- m P.s: Ridlo IIIII. Heater ' c.~~ .. . , ·-· , . ~.~ ~ , ... , QB GU S~l8JNIQ s~ IBJNIII'U I~IBJJUQ .- 1'1 1 11 ..-...... ' mpaIa Ch evr0Iet r: as 1or rna 1ar1a. 1s th'IS t rue., Q - Quloluo has been used Smith'r FIAT_,. Sales & Service Br BIU'L S'P• QOV WNPNAS ••• N ·P!I'BQQ TURE EXPAN"A'rlON Vlf')8g.s. D,..E :-- ~" BT QOU .,..,..,tl.SHver l!ldil•lh ~ntta. 0. . Ml_la•, TRAT OVEP.8TAY8 1'1'8 ~ -....,. Fs · . ' ' ~,_~!i!itlll.~~~..........,..:.;;.~-.....1' - ___ [ 'Q- ·'Y t .... . w ttrMt""' ____ _. .... .. . . --.· I ' • • • • • ~ •- ~ ·- -· -' - • .. .. - ... ·-------- -~---------..... · -· - .. • _ _ ___.,_.........., -- - .... ....... . I ····- ..... , . J:.O · BLAETTNA·Rs·_·· · . De ar HeIen: . lr's probably right that chang- . school board and the P.T.A ~ mg the, hquor law lo age 18 . Year-round schools shoulrf be wouldn I make much difference 'p""" 1 -1 H in teen-age drinking - those equi t-""'"' or 1 · • that want lo drink will, whe1her It's legal or not, and tho•• that don't won't anyway. I But lawmakers !hould tblnk about this : The fine in our state lor changing your ID card (drivers license, etc.) is stiff I - not 1 klddle'1 llap on the wrist. If a minor forges his age to get whisky he's liable lor adult punishment. Does thai make sense! We can fight for our country, but we can'tloast it In anything stronger than pop. A judge we can't vote for can hand ut 20-year-o!IIB an ad- 1 ult sentence and send ut to ad- i ull prlsoaa. Males in our state can't mar· 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ $2195 ry without our parenl5· permiasion untU we are 21 . Out the Satellite, V-8 motor, lid. trans., radio, covernment can pick up up and WISIW tires, deluz• wheel diiCI, turquoise dump us 15,000 miles any with black vinyl top, black vinyl lot. Onfrom home, where for dom ly 20,000 miles. Real sharp! !here's no motber 1o guide 111. Wonder what would h•ppen tf we wrote Ill tbe droit board , ••My Mamma woo't let rne, I'm POMEROY, .. 0. TEST DRIVE Our Low July Prices.f.l • minor.'' What's lair about II? -Wli:ST· ERNER De.v Westerne" .o\lmost everyone agrees !here's nothing lair about all tbll. but nobody does anylhiug about II. What you IJ, 19 m1 20-year-<~lda need Is a 1811 talkiq, han! worklll11 lobby fii'OUP· Do I bear volunteers? - lL Dear HeleD: I go lo aummer ochoo~ and my brother goea to •IIJIUller coUeae, as be IB a tea~. we live ln • cl!J !bat Is falllOIII for beiDa hoi. But IIIJIIIII 11111t ol our ICbooiB . bave llr coDdiUot> 1,-i ······ . '"" "' H.f',, Row -about wrlllnl l•.llertl to JOUr Dl'tQIIIPir .': 62 Olds Dyn1mic 88 _ Convertible - - - - $1495 Holiday Sed. White over beip, •bolillm-t vinyl interior, V-8 engine, aut..=,._>!. power brakes and steeriiiJ, wl•l'<_t-·• - V-8 Ollgine, automotto trans., power brakes, power lteerina, radio, new white old.Walls, wheel di9Cs, llghl blue with wbilo top and bluo vinyl Interior, 47,000 miles. CadlUac trade-In. 59 Ford Thund1rbird _ $18/5 . Sport Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., brotos a. steering, rodlo, wl•lw. .u,,., wheel dimt, factory air. -;tetlon-Prked "..ta•ls" Speriab 57 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, 1uto. tr1ns, - - - - - - - '59 Doclge 4 Doer, V-8 motor, •uto. trans.-----60 Rllmbler Am. 2 Door, 6 cyl., •uto. tr•ns. UNTIL t:OO PM OPEN ed. So ... try to Ollke It Ul> In lbe .JIIDIDier lltld Illes we lry. Wbat - ~ we tlo7 -HEAT FRUSTRATION ~ ) 63 Dodge Pol•r• learn mudt becoan wen eoot- • "l'm&etda1'• Cryptoqallte: A SUPWll&llf 1B A.~ KNOTTS USED FUIJNITURE end ~UCTION 1111 :Ind. 446.#17 I lite'lbeJ 6 g 3tltc '"""'·eotata WI wiD bU, -loll. ,_.. or amoiJ lk Vo swag en • • 011ke IIICII a bit! about leechlna tlda, but r o r twa monUts, at lwt, we don't ..,. ..- THESE CARS ••• . 1954 International 1956 Buick O'""llop- IL 5 .Yahoo • What A IJeal I' Lowest priced car on tne and boulehold Ql dsmo b'l e -.. • 1 Society Notes ~il A ~. ~-= Pontiac Dr • • Laurel Oiff I 14 !lc - """' a 60''. -- Chrysler VB • • ':r r IWGtUI · IIIII four room lllr· arlrt!nents. All _lllili· il PhoAo WY :1-211&. aDc! Reed. After 6 . Pontiac - • 1 Ull a. 1o.n. a.. m 1. a.·· ~ c...... New ! lered.,.:;.gr--:eal::paln::and=men=lal=an-=Jiam~H.=o;Rar...;_din.___..J ABOUT many letters. LIQUOR - LAWS H. 011 . - .worn.,. GMC • •v.( ... '---======... emwu tbe .... belore the .,..,.,Jub,. ... . a. JLVIIll. VlllGIL Weblter and FolU New I* I Keitlt-t".Qie Ford IIMilliOUII )IU1lel .W :::-.··-_.·:-. noUe. 1bet 1he:J b.av• lleen parU.. defndanf; to .... ,.utiOD ID4 UlM ..., _. -reqliliied 1o Buick - - -- I ••• 4 Door, 6 cyl. New ~j. I· VJ Ton. I cylinder. KelP Counly, Ohio. allo n:eeptlnJ a Jtrtp 4ft4H '-' ...._ <:outr ... r, · ·I Are FI.led in Urcmt• Court 5 IQ»IHI tram, 2 IPNd ...., nle. Long wheel bne. a QN BQTH· 1 Dump Truck. 8 cyilnder, fGUGWI.DJ C!Ourlel, to-wit: Iouth I diJNf!l Rut 111 feet; thence Iouth a d . - . Wul 112 feet; Ill T A • heate~ Dower steering, white w•ll tlrts. ,.et: IJ I ] 1 "'"· 63 Chevrolet NIJI'the&lt trom the BOGH Wblll'tl h1111eUI Marton HyND formerly N!Gdtd. \bene. Soutb 11 de~ DR On• HUDdHd and Slllt:V feet eo tiM Boado tbenoe NoR~~ n de· ,..... EuC TWo HWidred and Nln• 11-tcnu' ~ tbeaee Norlll 4f 4• INfl But ODe HundHd and. 'l'wU1741X tMt to a Beee• atu.m.P1 tbeDN N"ortb 70 depet Eut Si•· 111-two feet; U.me Soutb I? c1t1o lf'HI Eul Ninety.two fHt to 1 8talle Gn the Eut ma of a lmall Run; lhenet!! North 23 deanea well ap • n'liM tbrM tumdnd. and fol'tJ feet; thence Wfit\ l'fln• t1 • ft!M to the Led!"• e1 Roeb: thence 11lont the Led... lo dla plaCII ol liiJilllliDI bJ' the r.~ HELEN HELP us J end windows. rtdlo & hetter h•der, Radto & 'flhlllwall tl .... J w stHrlne, ra1ll1 and heater Phone f92..3576 Po...,., rormer11 Grut1er Botl7 Workl ot Rocb et a fth.r• tn t111 Roell: l NE & usED C·A·R_ 4 clr. I crl. AI Tr1n1., P. brtkH L0NGEsT DEAL INTo·wN. ~leed [J 1 lng, powr l!l'9 .-, telreat attacks of very rapid pulse but for this purpose the clOSf'ly related quinidine Is pre· !err«!. SA \'S - 1 yr 'i 1 ~,.,,__j b 1 I I Convertible. 8 cylinder, euto fr1111., pow., Jteer· W. Moln St. I I I' I BRAKE SERVlCE 1 a- Alignment Shop I •nd '\J I IN /(N A-l USED C/(R j 1Al\IDS .; ... , i .... cuht-up she once taught Loin schwoull l to become a cop Bob opted for ( A thrtal ofrecth·urs everlry"molnth w ose real name was u a . acting instead. .,..... ts a pa e mens ua cy· · . ·, . ·~ lach . And in a neat coinci· Ecumenical appetites : a RECIWN WI-IA"T oU"T - OF· ~ie. If thi~ Is yoor trouble, it : dence which seldom erupts so new restaurant ready to open . • wo~K &U'R'~E.~ue 1 IS not strtous but your doctor .... . hapPily, the real original of I at 3rd· Ave. at 22ru1 St. bears a V ~ QUI:EN HAD. ' or a nose specialisl should ex· Bel's book, the same Lou Wal- i big green sign declarlng it will . b. A amine you to see if there is a lach, gets the part in the War- be known as "O'Reilly's Yamulcondition that can be corr~t. ner Bros. movie; insists he just . ka" . Mahzeltov, begorra . . tNJ(;Mit:_ . Now arrante- the ~ircled letten ed. The thief danger from fret!'1e d ou t for th e role a nd won 1 "t "My Fair La dy" m · genera1 ne1· to ronn theby1urprute an1wer. u quently recurring nosebleeds is IUIKelt.td the above eartoon. ." The federal ''pay&la" tnves- ghborhood . theatre release in anemia. Thi! type ot anemia, ' :'tigalions will include payoffs N. Y. City hauled In a howling [ O[ TO ( J ' however . responds readily to A lreatment. to 1'V stars for mentioning cer- $136,000 In one day, topping ev- -1 \ ... ~ ..... - .... N __ - - lain products favorably and-or I ery boxoffice mark In Warner (An•w~n tomorro"' .... constantly on the public's air . Bros. ilistory and up with the \Jambln' fiNIS LOOSf TIOPMY PIRATE . ~ A terrible odor comes -'1.1without nelworks getting paid I all-time grosses ef any movie ~ T~•lerday'a Auwtrl lf'Jua£ allow~" oJ"flo•n ""'tJe-IPIAYI .. ~ from my no~e. My docter says ,·s·. · r;: for the commercials; only the anytime anywhere . . . Barbara I have ozena. Can anyth ing be ·~!~ greedy stars . It's a violation Feldon (gal-spy star of ''Get done for it ? of Sec. 317 of the Federal C&m- Smart)) signed to make records A- Ozeaa Is 1 aevere chron· ,. r. it munications Act which speclfi- for RCA-Victor . Barbara gralc rhinitis characterize<~ by • I 1966 S2'564;~ cally bans such enlightened duated from TV commercials wastmJ of the nasal mucous I ' gre«< One star thinks he (she was the se•y gal on the • membrane and oltet1 accont· Special V8 4 Dr. Sed>n This Buick Is equipped wltl¥.fomout evaded mvolvement by having Revlon tJgerskin rug and 6 bepanied by a Joss of the sense 1210 horsel?ower V8 engine. It has automatic ahilt.. r~dio• .. . his wife paid by a manufantur· toweled beauty In the shower, of smell. The cause is unknown foam c~sh~ons both sea~s, ~~rge hub caps,. Dlx:. St. W~ ~~~· er - although the plugs lurn<d I whlch brought her an income ' by Helen I!!Sottel There_" no cure but it can full cal pellng on floor. Special na trade pnce. ' .. up on his TV shows Olten I upwards of $100,000 a year he· • sometimes be controlled by an· 1966 $1898' Mickey Mantle's far from as l rore she lried H'wood) . Now ! YOUT ASKED FOR IT! I If they aren t all there at l libiOtiCI and large doses of ma-l 0 rich as most fl!lks suspect - Patricia Wilson who onee l 1hls c~lumn Is for young~- once - they usually are, be- I cia or toawline Lo improve the Ton Ptckup It hll the 250 horsepower & cyl. enlfne, I bad investment! . Mickey charmed NYer& in ''FIOrello" ~ ple, thea~ problems and pleas- I ca~se. 1 h_ave to announce when eirculatlon m the d1seused tis· I ply rear t1res and rear bumper. Special no trade . price- dur· ed Sarber makmg b 1g l rb , ures, thetr lroublfs and fun. I he s cornmg - they stiU man- sues b 1·ng sun>n>er sale of • 1898 00 told R seems 1o e 8 a ara s succes· A llh th ... · " hi th · "· · · · 1 1H1 H 1 money was the easy part hut ~ sur- Pat's been-.c;tarred In so r us•w · el res ol ehen bept , age t_o mtervidew m e $29 . ftnding proper management of [ commercials in 12 monlhs for : s .., tt we comes aug ' u ' oexl time aroun . Q- What!• septal deviation' 1966 his huge income had eluded him ' the same sort of total take-! ti~on t 'tdhodgeb a hseffnoWi quel3- : You chaedn see howh boysb woh~ld Is there any treatment for Jt? generally Mick said he 's I home on WI a rus -o · . get pus out ol s ape y t IS. .\_This It 1 bending ol the Catalina 4Di. Sedan This Is our full sized 12l" w,htelbaiO ';! now more careful pieking the · Send your teen-age questions A felia would have to hke me septum lpartltlon between the Pontiac wath famous 290 horsepower V8 engme. fhls car ::: managers ef his investments to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, awfully well to run all that in- nostrils) to ene SJde The result[ is fully equipped with ~ower Steerin&, Power brakes, ~y.. ·E , Sell F 11 F f 1 care of Helen Help US! this tcrference My brothers are the . · bl k dramatic, While Wall Tires, •arge hub caps, Dlx. ateenng It s a ers am Y es 1va WO CliODS i newspaper. worst Th~y ask Questions tcap- : ~s a par1181 or comp1e1e oc · wheel. Stainless steel around windows, foam cushions, EZI ·:: at Warner Bros. - Peter stars : · mg of lh~ nostnl. It can be re- glass, and many other accessories. in the upcoming "Bobo" and I RECEIVING LINE NOT ltal letlers!l . Jlev«< by removing the rarti· ' wife Britt Ecklund seners got i FOR BOY FRIENDS Maybe you could say some- , lage m Jhe septum. 1965 $2795.. Jack Warner's not to co-star Dear Helen·. thmg _m your col_umn about : ·. " I farmhes not scanng boys of(. with Yul Brynner to The Dou-~ Every time 1 get a new boy _ CLAIRE Q-- Con a chronic postnasal Newport 4 Dr. Hard Top. AIR CONDITION In factory. P<>-'· :: ble Man" Johnny Mercer lriend I have to bring him ! D Cl . . . I drip cause hoarseness? Whal wer steering and broku. automatic transmission. Tbll 11-.c. ·::: got the word to start writing home before 1 can date him . . ~~~ . F il f CJ , . could cause paralysis of the Jar- 1 one owner trade·in on new Buick Electra. It il clean and. 1 the title theme for the upcom· l PT. PLEASANT _ Two civil : That isn't bad, you say! 1d' e gea 1 °Let"~ Y D ~~:~ ! nyx? Is there any treatment for 1 real bea uty inside and out. : ~.., I W'th M W'l y I h . .. ' tsapp ar . er m $ Ing,"N 1·t' 1 .. o. I Y e, ou • actions have been filed In the Know w .ats ~at;mg at home l and father be official boy friend • 196J 159 " Don t !lim : . Which ln•ures I oflice of the Circuit Clerk How-[ when I bnng him . The whole : greeters. A mere dale isn't ; " - If the postnasal drip Is I must~al qual~ty nght from the ard <),·hultz. darn rece1vmg hne - Mom and ' the occasion for the Gathering · cau 13ed by a chronic low-grade V8 F85 Dlx. Station Wagon. It is a clt!!an car inaide and:·.. ~ 1 epenmg credits, anyway. _ 1 Dad, my grown broth!l'S, my of the Clan. _ H. . infection, this could extend 18 out. It has automatic tram:., power brakel,. po"!er ateeri~ .r; New Yorky. Scene: at the One as styled Samuel L. Nich- two older sisters, a couple of Dear Helen : I the larynx and cause hoarse· and f~ctory lug~ag~ ~ack . .one myner, new._Butc~ tr:~e·m. -· ~laza fountam ~ go_rKeous ols, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, vs. James aunts and uncles, and my grand· My boy friend has gone to , ness. An allergic po~tnusal drip Beautiful all white ftntl3h with red mtenor. · "!l n(rN -;·,..: g~rl models posmg prettily lor A. Randolph and George Ran- molber' VietNam. We had pl•ns 1o get I would be le" likely to do so. $144\lf; · ~hotogs _at noon, _their apprecia- dolph. Pt. Pleasant, •.1 al _w•th . . . married, but decided to wail i Paralysis of the larynyx may 1964 '7~'·' live au~enee mamly a bunch ol the plambff demanding JUdg- gwsh and will oontirtue to suf· until he returns. be caused b . cuttin the nerve . ·, .. r tough-looking helmeted demoli- ment in the amount ol $57,000. fer pain and anguish for the re- l . , ) g Dlx. Bus. N1ce family car for nine passengers. Ideal for ,. . . Th t' t f t . . . . .. He does not wrrte to me nor . supply to tlle larnyx (one nf camping and picnlcing, and driving men to aod from wort/·~,~ tion workers tearmg down the e. ac 100 s ems rom . a wo mamdel uf hts life. The action [to his folks . Should we try to ! the hazards of the removal ol This is a low mileage one owner wagon, and i1 •xtra. swp>· Savoy-Plaza across the ave- vehicle accident occurrmg No- was filed b_y ~ttorney John An- . get in touch w!tb him to see if I a goiter I or a tumor of the ve· in condition. There are few cars on the road e·a'sier DD pa. nue; th~ sort af_ colorful con- v.ember 2, 1964 at the intersee- derso~•. ~mfleld, counsel foc , he's hurt? Or what?-TORY cal cords. Many persons with - :~ __. · trast whih had •I torned up in tion ol 28th Slreel and Jackson .the plamilff. I Dear Tory · I . f th I d 19621 $}395 a movie, probably would be de- Avenue , Pt. Pleasant, with the The other action Is styled If he w~re hurt his folks para ysd18 0h ebevocabcorf'ttodn 1· · · h 1 d ' <me S1 e ave en ene 1 e ~ _ clared "corny," "phony," "pos- ~ p amt1fl allegmg e >a stop- Southern Housewares, Inc., vs. would be the lirst to hear. Keep 11 b an inj ct'100 f Teflon into 4 Dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish with rlld llllerlor.. ed," etc . &b O'Connell. ped in traffic and was struck Andrew Meade, Henderson. TI1e · writing and try not to fret. Your ; ff ~ A beautiful car at a low price. Power steerin& and bnkil ·,: ing a wp in the movie ' from the rear by a car driven plaintiff is seeking judgment in ~ boy: friend is busy. A jungle e a ect co · and automatic shift . Down staircase" being · by James Randolph own«! by the sum of $588.92 Interest and 'jisn't like a quiet room with a Q _ 1 bsvo\tard thai qui· 1957 2 $2 . • iiiii~ 1 George Randolph. costs from the defendant. Atdesk . and by men, even tbat . . b · sed · th t · 'f h · • mne IS emg u an e rea1· ....,'! . •. .. ' The p Ia1nt1 f alleges e suf. torney for the plaintiff is Wil· ideal set·up doesn't inspire ~ menl of hearl trouble as well Hard Top. Worth much more. ~·. .• .. ..-• ; ·~:,: fl1 t:et""" .lock W. c....y. Mgr. ROOM llaished •part.. WY z..liY, BeS1111 bwDngs Hond• Sales ' With Eoch RofriiJII'Oior. Ph. WY 2-2181 leo & b room DICK RAWLINGS RADIATOR IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars may 1at !IIIIth St. and First Ave.' Ia bPIIIni and wtra !at scandal (headlines) disgrace several big-name en- i East Harlem, has played cops lipping In !Jas Vegas tertainers who look most ot' ! on screen some 110 times (46 Ill months ago,' now In big their salaries "under the ta-: times in the "Naked City" ser· ble" In her best-seller " Up I iesl: Bob looks more like a cop the Down Staircase1 " Bel Kauf- ; than the brass . buttoned real man patterned the character eonslabulary; maybe because "Loo Martin '' after a young i years ago when he waa about \ braln 1 Wll¥01 and . :•~~ pailll' ~ are !"'lioved lntiet~nvulsant druJI fllveu _1!1 , epllepoy .' The cauSe il :\lnlqJoWD. . 1IJ wayne G. Braodstadi. M.D. ' . . I . '' Q - I am a housewife. About ; Q _ My na bao abdominal Florida Everglail~ · N~llo 1ix: months ago I. had a n~'!f' I epilepsy. He doesn't have C()lto> Park is not a a_wamp re&loa ~a.t . b!eed. I stop~ 1l by pressmg i vulsions but: nas pain in ~is ab- a great . .&hallow river ~~ on my nose for five minute!:! I domen. What is the cause an<t ing across the southern· ~ ~lldl: bot about once a month I ge! , lbe be•! treatment ' the state. All wildlife· there de:!lW another nosebleed. Is this se-: A _This dlseasr is cllarac· !pends on abund~t fresh watc rious? 1 teriud by abnormal ! lectric for existence. . . A -Ia somt women • awe· ·· ·-~· , --a-l/toiJG-IIJ...J ,, ; .,;: ....,.. u..Cramhlolheoe ,, urJumbleo, ... letter to eat' llllll'f•· lo form roor ord '•ar1 wordo. J'eder~l MIDDLIPORT, OHIO EXPERIENCED WHEEL i JJ~ww~ D Jack O'Brian II ONI OP THI IIICIIT PIOPLII CALL 12" - eCar eTruck eHuter GER s<wiog macbiBe. ThiJ dleporl, 0. Core eBullda~W'I . 2-2156 _ nmchi•e equipped to zig zag, eAnyType -----::~·-.-------1 ,.Ill U IJIII, make buttonholes, darn and 1 ROOM bouse and batb, exira Notice BEANS tom loes cabbageandl monogram. Take over pay- large Jot, OD Depot St., Rut.=>:: for S1le 'b aCI ' p offitt moots of $5.50 per month or land, 0. Ph. 74M783. l WILL .NOT be. respolllihle lor\1 oucum ders . h arepncho • bala•ce due $54.60. Call 7 10 etp flY 2-2193 WY :1-2196 2254 · pay aD)' debts cllllracted 11,. anyPortlan . 0 10. · • "IS · 19 ~· T 14 tic I v~ • Two houses, Chester Road (Rl ODtother !ban.my ...... George T 10 61c 7), large lot, witb D:-llobart; lt., RaclDe, Obio. ID $5 ooo oo 7 M 11p • AIR compressor, like new, 2: BUDGET !'RICED lurnlture Jrailer , . H. P. gasoline engine and 21 our thin! Door budget sbop. Small. frame bouse, 1112 I . . spray guns, $IIIII. Also 12, Baker Fumillll'e, Middleport Mam St., Pomeroy - ]lulller'·l S.v• MMy Dollon On Br..,.. New Apechel INTERNATIONAr guago semi automatic shotl Ohio. __11E_tf_" Three bedroom house, gua in good coltditiQD, $40. I GOOD wood porcb swing with nut Avenue, Pomeroy --"' "o . ON CaU 992-6125 or see M<~nuel• chains, $5. Mrs . Lilliau 1 Four bedroom _house, AN Gheen, Rt. I, Pomeroy, 0. \ Steiff, 57~ S. ~~ood ~ve.. ternut Avenue, Pomeroy Prk• Cut On All Madel• 111 Stoclc During Our UWI ad . 7 14 Jtc 1 Middleport, Ohw. 7 13 3tc $7, 500 ·00 · h B ttere SUMMER SALE e AIR-CONDITIONED -----~ I Tbree bedroom oose, u IARDEI p IGHT fr ONE 120,000 BTU cast ~ron A- nut Avenue hot waler bellTIACTGI ~ CU. FT. U R eeze~. : merican Standard Sunbeam ing system' hardwood Dool'l 00 $610· Ph. 742-41134. Mrs. John Stou •: gas furnace good condition. $8 000 oo' lit oolectlon Ill oil models __lla~iSQ~vtU~~ ~:_. - ~- ~4,!~~ ; one gas noo~ furnace; One ,;. 'ap~rt~t house, 0. 00 bo tr iJ apartment size gas range in born Street Pomeroy, large PLUi fR!IOHT & TAX Pomeroy Motor Co. li"A~RY-BUJLT at a er1 very good conditioA: one.18· 1 lot_ $5,o00. 0,... E'fes. PomNOY . ilnd mow • • • rake, watt!. wench and a c;olemal .lncb King lawnmower. Alii Two apartmeat bouse, MW. ALL TRAILER ACCESSORIES REDUCED till. fertilize, hanJI. remove cramp stove. Ph. ~ 376· pnces reasoBable. Call 949- berry Avenue, Pomerey 14 Uli: TO .oortage ol merchaDsnciw- o...- 50 attachments _ ___ ' _Sip . 226I. f 13 ft. I $4,900. STOVES e LANTIRNS e ICI BOX e HEATERS e JUGS elise, there wiU ha •~ auction avaihtbte fur tho versatile · · !LER 11 bedr hoose Laurel 10% OFF All Colemon Products IO'Yo OFF at Adams Tradiug Post tbio COb Cadet 7, IO, 12 horseFOR REALLY professional r1-1· HOUSETRA • comp e e l'e oom • IIlLI INDI JUL'Y 24, 1966 weft. Wateb iD thd columo . Plwer models. built for rug. I sults elean your carpets with with underpinning -& awfHilg.! Strettt, Pomeroy - ~· tor-. aext auctioa announc•1 IC!<flone life. Come in tor tht pre~ium qualil~ Last r --~oRe_CH. ~-55 ~~-- l63-afTw;a:=~ ~{ Liacola : , ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS milt date T 11 &tc IIIII~:~J>Cadolstofl. FOIIlll. Renltlectnc sbi!JDII00-1 · 1 'ddl ' _.995 -TON ST. MAlON, W. VA. . ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT or for $1 wilh pw-ch..0. Eb- ' 11M HONDA, Jill Super-Hawk, M• eport, ' "-ocl.era 1 bach liard r K ItO! J600 mileo. Pb. WI 9-3231. '11lreo bedroom, very w• IllY CI ,UB Iii- organiUitloa ; I ""' ware.----· f 1J 6tt homo with aH utiUtre•, th . ·. would like lo bold ao j COMPANY ~-- Enterprise aexl to I:.V.B. aue(kla lo rail!l foods, conRoor Molp Gene,.. Holfl. I ANTIQUE !l'tnlluro, dlsllll, .KEEP oarpel oleaRtng prob- Church - $6,600. MAKI DINING OUT SUNDAY ••• Del Adamo Tradillg Post WY l-2176 Pomeroy ' toi!eeltaJIOOIIJ. CaD or write' Jem I!Ilall - ••• Dine Lustre Servin ltatloa, vacant w1111 m1 ~udioa House, Rutl811d. Mn. Howard OecD. • W. waH 1o wan. B.enl electrio living quarten, up~ SyraWe have oomplelt auctioo POLIN CillNA bog. Martha An· 11a1D Sit., PCiiWiO). obampoo<W $1.. Baker Fun!- CI1ISII. Will oe11 01 land - . (acUities . lor JOU. PhoM dei'!IOD: ll~ I, Racine, 0 ., II · · t • lte 1urt Co. T 11 610 tract. _ 102,500. ,.,___ f 11 OIC mdes from tbe Bashaa store : J9&G ttERi!XS, lovely - walnl CARPETS a lrigbtt Make them Ul' acres, witb bo...,, ... AT COOl BAilEY'S .. Horao Cave Road. T 16 3tp IOISOle model. lladlo equip-> a be.aulifal sight wllll Blue Pea Road, opriDg, lloctrii!IJ ! ;Niemorv 1965 HONDA, 160, 3500 miles. pod witll • apeod aulomalic ··.Luatn. Relit eloclrio sham- - $1,100. Alw•ys The Best Food,,. LOwest Prices ~ nsh. Ph. 992-55I9. changer, l opeaker IIOIIId IJS" pooer $L Picke•'• Hard· All •Ill' be llnanced. e.ll IIi MEMORY ol. Harold Wit!· · _ f 11 1110 [· tern. Eaiy term•. Take over ware Co., 1... f 11 &tc me. After f p. m. .... gins who pa!!ed awllJ July payllll!nts o1 $5.ft or pay bal· · · - 15111. CREAllED CBICKEII WITH NOODLES 15, 1965. O'BRIEN a eHOIJ 1101 dill $111.26. can 1191.1-32!8. ONE i year old . mare pony, BROA5TED ClllCKEN What ~ 1 Jivo lo olaap VPRIGJn' lroezer, M cu. n., 7 W lit< black, gentle Wllh omaH REALTY it). IQAST Bm:l' . ROAS'I' PORK BAKED IiAJl . bfs liaiMI, ~.!.,ood oondition, l l5G.;, ~~ . ___ .. . ebildreu. · Pb. 114H2M after (V) lO, 1 7 -· u•K 5p.m. TMIIJic - - BAILEY'S RESTAUBANf HII bapP1 fae lo... WELL equipped toal .. I ---- S ROOM houso Ia llappJ Hoi81111 211 L Mol• PHONI WY 1-3914 P'"'"''"'•"''O>Yi To \:"J:.~ ,.. !liM IIONDA, 1t11 Super n.wk, · Story'• Roo Rood, 60 alll'OI low aear Rutland, 0 ., I weU !Wion Belloy lrlo (Balloy) tolnno That maaDI 00 ....m lome. saddle bags and windshitld, ot coal Ph. SH 2-5022 bof. that ,.,.er go•• dry, lint AU Foods Availablt For Carr~.()ul good condilion. Ph. 9115-3829. tweeD 4 ud 8 p.m. f B 12tp $1 ,00ff may take it. Ph. Mother, Cora Wiggins, wife. p NEIGLER Bllli.Dniii; -SUPPLY . Our .ummer appliance sale SH %-50'la betweea 4 111111 7 15 31 Meta Wiggins, dauglllers and is in full swing. BATHROOM plastic tile block, p. m. 7 I 12tp 7·15 Itc ...1Est1te For S•le FT GREAT LAKES H • - Better prices than ever on 50 • llUllli· almninum siding, sWrnl ,....... l'Nezers, Refrigerators, Watrailer $1.795.110. Call James and wi•dows. We build the ~ lber-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran· Jeflers, Rl. 33 going towards best aiiCI repair tbe reel. CaB COS and Alr-Cooditioo..-.. Fairground or call 99Uf>24. · Gny Nelt!ler, Raciae, Obio. 15 ao.lt. Che•l T 14 3tc · I 14 30k: FREEZER - - - - $195 • HONDA . .. Karr & VanZandt Motor Sales . ' v GMAC F~NCING WY2-5142 ~ .., ' adltar, . . . .'.~----- ..... ' ~-~ . ~· �\I .I II ··Voice of· Broadway 1·. ,&~1 Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business . .Services I I . !'r: 8-DallJ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0, Jul1 15, 1966 ~~' ~ANT AD ·. 1 " IlL o.y ..,.,.. r an lk ......, ........ , . .. II. CAJICIIUATIOMI coaaiCTIOMI =. . ._ •··w 'TIOIII Tat ..II r ,_... tM rtiM to ..., w ,...., .., - =.•,: 1_,.... • :: :::.!': ..::::."':, ":,":.,... CARD OP TMAJIIIll .,,. 0::..~.::'" ,.:.'"';:,"",... ..,...._ ....... IIOUII & OlrTUAAIM .,.::.,:-..~::. ':.': :'o ...._..,_ • ROOM house, furlllture, bath, ooal funlaeo 111111 drill«! well, 2 acres, oa Stata Rt. 7 from cily liB. PossessiOA immedlately, $6,500. HelH Sau"'ie, Pb. I Ford, 1 lntemlllioMI e3 USED MOWERS eU~ED PEERLESS FEED GRINDER· MIXER @ ..!· . 1191.1-2890. 7 12 6tp FULTON-THOMPSON s ROOM bOUII ad ~-tb .. .. TRACTOR SALES large 1ot 111 Middleport, prto- Co Motor Polri4tO'J 7f!sJ&:"'' .~ T , 1 J,u~ 1 ... I'll. 992-31117 for . appointmeal 7 IS 31c USED TRACTORS PRICED TO SELLI 65 CfiEVR(i)LET $2295 impala Hardtop. Locally own«! and ?nly .12,000 ~leo, 6 cylinder, power steering. SpOOless bwn mtenot bNuhful ma· roon finiob. Radto and heat..-. 66 PLYMOUTH $229 5 ValJant 200. -t door. Mist bJue fini~h. 9000 mjlet ~ local Automatill. Lilt• uew ond pnoed to eo. .,. - ~fllr.....:::".... - $16 Jmpala hardtop coupe. W:~ite finish. Spotl~ tlean red interior. 327 en!Jine, au.t.erutk, powe~.· steerms and bnke&. Radio and:ll.f!llttet'. . - ..!t':f_,.. n euse. 95 63 CHEVROLET ":o :'111_: 1 ..., • :1>'"'•=~'~·=· :·-::·•=:• ..,. ...,. ,.... _...,)• ,... . 1 • coo • ,... - Motor Co. ~QIIUYT ... . "" Dapi .. PST! , _A. . . ! Free 2 STORY brick home, 8 room• your home lrMl tormltea, and . batb, 4 bedrooms, otorm IDIS, coctroaclleJ, lriakels, doors and windows, forced ICO<'[Iioll8, silverfish, oplden, air gu furnace, largo wups and water bugs. Avall- creta patio, large level feacallle at King Builder• Supply od yard, good place Ill live. Oo., Middleport. .4 29 tic Come take a ·look at Syra- Pome: ov . &\ ~~·.15 HAIR.INU -~ Real Est1te For S1le S.le PIZZA ----- -~ AT ITS GREATEST se & snVIa ARAB llills pests bestl .,, JNFORMATic;,N · for WY 2-5101 Pam""'Y «1 1o aell. See Arnold Dod- Mid-I 7 lO Ito sa at $17 Bryaa Plaee, PIIIIIGWwllbpopperud. _ , . , mushroom. 111m or oomblnadont. -....JoOI'IIII'l"ITI .,.... Our Drive-In IIRVICI II HIRII Cntw's Steak House r • JSe "' 1.50 CMiplltO Carry-Out le"loo CALL WY 2-9905 Pick up At G. & G. CAFI! POMIItOY 111 W. MAIN AUGNMENT -' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. WANT AD I s:a. I ?=========;;;,I NEW I 1 SERVICE XII New LdleiOr ShOP . DEAL diiH GOBLE FORD -----, CAMPERS ~ CUB CADEr --- . · i6 CHEVROlET EAGLES BUFFALOS 1 _! ·:~:.ao ...... s660· ~:!.ao IFi t! 1 SPECIAL r,p ° • BIG SALE! - -- I apartmeot• or 192-397S. 7 7 tic ---------------- - - ltcu.ft. ChMO REEIER ---=,- $235 DAILY CROSSWORD - ed ml llllfurnisbed apart-[ · WY .-5434. 12 I lie WY 2-2151 EXPERIENCED II WHEEL ALIGNMENT 1 o2 Ford Gil. SOO 64 G1l1xie XL 500. 2 Dr. Hordtop, I cyl· .,. Clb of Pomeroy, ID4 mow • ~.at N~t. ac a. eald Clt1 o1 Poa· erGJ ducrlbed u follo.,. , that » to • . , ltiJirm.iq ., tbl IAdll 500. 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. trana. Radio and h11ter, power Jtnrlno, whltewan 64 Ford Fairlane heater, 64 Ford Galaxie ltl Alrt . 4 Dr , 6 cyl. Stenderd tran1. White weD tir1 .. 63 Ford GaiiXie 500 4 Dr. I cvllnclar, outo· matlc tran1. Radio and 64 Fc!rd F-700 6:! Mercury 4 Dr. P•t wer StHrlnt~ and lraha. Autematlc trans. tllouell South UMI delll'tft Wut feeb thence Iouth 83 dearee• wea 111 feet to tbl ~aid plaee of 65' 0odae D•rt ..,linnfnf, contliDlnl: One Ac::re !WI N1De1:J1lilbt lluDdrldtbl of .m Acre, more or 1. . : excePUN 2 Dr. 270 Serie•. 6 crtln- Hr, standard trans., radio &1111 eoal in tU pnnd.ll• wblclll II .-noed to lamuel "W . Porn• toY IID4 1'. B. Bor1oa IIDd tU rllbt. to mlDe tbe 11me wHlloul laeu.mbrmce 1o U&e ltllfaCe ex-.Unc a1ao a BtrlP of Land deed· .. ..,. Belmeh LeUbeU to c. v. Janq, b1llJ soutb of tile Union ""nue Bol4 bJ dMd detM Oet. 1JUL 11101, IIDd recorded 1D Vol. ·a Pap • · a.&!Dtdl of DMdl ot tnd heater 58 Ford Pickup M.Mustanq 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cvl. Stenclarcl Inns. Low mil• ---- "" Ford Custom . . . . llle> IUie Nd ~ COR· and Bull JloON In ~ recordM In D.a 110'* w. p... Ulo of .... . . . . CMIDIJ .... Stendard "'"" ~~ !)ndtte Y2 Ton ftJI!d to Barok1 A. lllooN Pickup, I cyl. ~ Tbt PHJH oJ eel4 peUt:Na le ku ot Aid ru1 •tee., to Uft tile illtU"Mt Df tM pltlatlft' Ul to b1m lD ...-nltJ' II tbe t a doM wtthoa' ~ lnjur)· II <:-.>:: -~~ aad. U 110Co Ula1 1eld ..ta&e be 10M aDd tU' be M hilt ..... . . . . , ••• ca. PU1IttOD ll'lF.D CAR LOT Loevtt & Src•more !ft. Mlcldtooort for PlatllUfl 1950Dodge • • BY BERTHA P.\IIKER • Club Coupe ~:ROY I'J Ton Pickup Truck OHIO • 1956 Willys • Fealure for feature. Advantage tor advantage, You'll fincl FIAT gives you more, much more, than lillY olher car on the road. T-et~t drive any one ollhe lahulou8 .. FIAT IIOdols aad aea far yoursell. • • Ton 4 Wheel Drive • • \ • • 2 Dr. Sedan Up to ~ miles per galloR. 1956 Ford road. Falrlane 2 Dr. H.T. • • • • V8 1957 Dodge ••• A comlotlablll-4-cloot', Wdult aeUn. '13 cubic teet ollnlllk opaca. I Dr. Sedan, P.S., AT, Radio and Heater 1957Buick • • • • f '295 lDr. Sedan 1957 Plymouth • • 1958 Chevrolet • • l Dr. St!jlao Tile fallllly car. Loaded wltb "extras" 1111111 OliiR QC!IL -'95 A sleek new sports version of the labulouo FlAT. 2Dr. Sedao G, interior lind Ulery or 0011tract, reuPh. 99UI80. Homer 195 Dodge • • • I :Ill !lito ~ j)r,. Sedan, AT, if.\'ii!ii\.IHAWN_G_ , Ph- m P.s: Ridlo IIIII. Heater ' c.~~ .. . , ·-· , . ~.~ ~ , ... , QB GU S~l8JNIQ s~ IBJNIII'U I~IBJJUQ .- 1'1 1 11 ..-...... ' mpaIa Ch evr0Iet r: as 1or rna 1ar1a. 1s th'IS t rue., Q - Quloluo has been used Smith'r FIAT_,. Sales & Service Br BIU'L S'P• QOV WNPNAS ••• N ·P!I'BQQ TURE EXPAN"A'rlON Vlf')8g.s. D,..E :-- ~" BT QOU .,..,..,tl.SHver l!ldil•lh ~ntta. 0. . Ml_la•, TRAT OVEP.8TAY8 1'1'8 ~ -....,. Fs · . ' ' ~,_~!i!itlll.~~~..........,..:.;;.~-.....1' - ___ [ 'Q- ·'Y t .... . w ttrMt""' ____ _. .... .. . . --.· I ' • • • • • ~ •- ~ ·- -· -' - • .. .. - ... ·-------- -~---------..... · -· - .. • _ _ ___.,_.........., -- - .... ....... . I ····- ..... , . J:.O · BLAETTNA·Rs·_·· · . De ar HeIen: . lr's probably right that chang- . school board and the P.T.A ~ mg the, hquor law lo age 18 . Year-round schools shoulrf be wouldn I make much difference 'p""" 1 -1 H in teen-age drinking - those equi t-""'"' or 1 · • that want lo drink will, whe1her It's legal or not, and tho•• that don't won't anyway. I But lawmakers !hould tblnk about this : The fine in our state lor changing your ID card (drivers license, etc.) is stiff I - not 1 klddle'1 llap on the wrist. If a minor forges his age to get whisky he's liable lor adult punishment. Does thai make sense! We can fight for our country, but we can'tloast it In anything stronger than pop. A judge we can't vote for can hand ut 20-year-o!IIB an ad- 1 ult sentence and send ut to ad- i ull prlsoaa. Males in our state can't mar· 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ $2195 ry without our parenl5· permiasion untU we are 21 . Out the Satellite, V-8 motor, lid. trans., radio, covernment can pick up up and WISIW tires, deluz• wheel diiCI, turquoise dump us 15,000 miles any with black vinyl top, black vinyl lot. Onfrom home, where for dom ly 20,000 miles. Real sharp! !here's no motber 1o guide 111. Wonder what would h•ppen tf we wrote Ill tbe droit board , ••My Mamma woo't let rne, I'm POMEROY, .. 0. TEST DRIVE Our Low July Prices.f.l • minor.'' What's lair about II? -Wli:ST· ERNER De.v Westerne" .o\lmost everyone agrees !here's nothing lair about all tbll. but nobody does anylhiug about II. What you IJ, 19 m1 20-year-<~lda need Is a 1811 talkiq, han! worklll11 lobby fii'OUP· Do I bear volunteers? - lL Dear HeleD: I go lo aummer ochoo~ and my brother goea to •IIJIUller coUeae, as be IB a tea~. we live ln • cl!J !bat Is falllOIII for beiDa hoi. But IIIJIIIII 11111t ol our ICbooiB . bave llr coDdiUot> 1,-i ······ . '"" "' H.f',, Row -about wrlllnl l•.llertl to JOUr Dl'tQIIIPir .': 62 Olds Dyn1mic 88 _ Convertible - - - - $1495 Holiday Sed. White over beip, •bolillm-t vinyl interior, V-8 engine, aut..=,._>!. power brakes and steeriiiJ, wl•l'<_t-·• - V-8 Ollgine, automotto trans., power brakes, power lteerina, radio, new white old.Walls, wheel di9Cs, llghl blue with wbilo top and bluo vinyl Interior, 47,000 miles. CadlUac trade-In. 59 Ford Thund1rbird _ $18/5 . Sport Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., brotos a. steering, rodlo, wl•lw. .u,,., wheel dimt, factory air. -;tetlon-Prked "..ta•ls" Speriab 57 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, 1uto. tr1ns, - - - - - - - '59 Doclge 4 Doer, V-8 motor, •uto. trans.-----60 Rllmbler Am. 2 Door, 6 cyl., •uto. tr•ns. UNTIL t:OO PM OPEN ed. So ... try to Ollke It Ul> In lbe .JIIDIDier lltld Illes we lry. Wbat - ~ we tlo7 -HEAT FRUSTRATION ~ ) 63 Dodge Pol•r• learn mudt becoan wen eoot- • "l'm&etda1'• Cryptoqallte: A SUPWll&llf 1B A.~ KNOTTS USED FUIJNITURE end ~UCTION 1111 :Ind. 446.#17 I lite'lbeJ 6 g 3tltc '"""'·eotata WI wiD bU, -loll. ,_.. or amoiJ lk Vo swag en • • 011ke IIICII a bit! about leechlna tlda, but r o r twa monUts, at lwt, we don't ..,. ..- THESE CARS ••• . 1954 International 1956 Buick O'""llop- IL 5 .Yahoo • What A IJeal I' Lowest priced car on tne and boulehold Ql dsmo b'l e -.. • 1 Society Notes ~il A ~. ~-= Pontiac Dr • • Laurel Oiff I 14 !lc - """' a 60''. -- Chrysler VB • • ':r r IWGtUI · IIIII four room lllr· arlrt!nents. All _lllili· il PhoAo WY :1-211&. aDc! Reed. After 6 . Pontiac - • 1 Ull a. 1o.n. a.. m 1. a.·· ~ c...... New ! lered.,.:;.gr--:eal::paln::and=men=lal=an-=Jiam~H.=o;Rar...;_din.___..J ABOUT many letters. LIQUOR - LAWS H. 011 . - .worn.,. GMC • •v.( ... '---======... emwu tbe .... belore the .,..,.,Jub,. ... . a. JLVIIll. VlllGIL Weblter and FolU New I* I Keitlt-t".Qie Ford IIMilliOUII )IU1lel .W :::-.··-_.·:-. noUe. 1bet 1he:J b.av• lleen parU.. defndanf; to .... ,.utiOD ID4 UlM ..., _. -reqliliied 1o Buick - - -- I ••• 4 Door, 6 cyl. New ~j. I· VJ Ton. I cylinder. KelP Counly, Ohio. allo n:eeptlnJ a Jtrtp 4ft4H '-' ...._ <:outr ... r, · ·I Are FI.led in Urcmt• Court 5 IQ»IHI tram, 2 IPNd ...., nle. Long wheel bne. a QN BQTH· 1 Dump Truck. 8 cyilnder, fGUGWI.DJ C!Ourlel, to-wit: Iouth I diJNf!l Rut 111 feet; thence Iouth a d . - . Wul 112 feet; Ill T A • heate~ Dower steering, white w•ll tlrts. ,.et: IJ I ] 1 "'"· 63 Chevrolet NIJI'the&lt trom the BOGH Wblll'tl h1111eUI Marton HyND formerly N!Gdtd. \bene. Soutb 11 de~ DR On• HUDdHd and Slllt:V feet eo tiM Boado tbenoe NoR~~ n de· ,..... EuC TWo HWidred and Nln• 11-tcnu' ~ tbeaee Norlll 4f 4• INfl But ODe HundHd and. 'l'wU1741X tMt to a Beee• atu.m.P1 tbeDN N"ortb 70 depet Eut Si•· 111-two feet; U.me Soutb I? c1t1o lf'HI Eul Ninety.two fHt to 1 8talle Gn the Eut ma of a lmall Run; lhenet!! North 23 deanea well ap • n'liM tbrM tumdnd. and fol'tJ feet; thence Wfit\ l'fln• t1 • ft!M to the Led!"• e1 Roeb: thence 11lont the Led... lo dla plaCII ol liiJilllliDI bJ' the r.~ HELEN HELP us J end windows. rtdlo & hetter h•der, Radto & 'flhlllwall tl .... J w stHrlne, ra1ll1 and heater Phone f92..3576 Po...,., rormer11 Grut1er Botl7 Workl ot Rocb et a fth.r• tn t111 Roell: l NE & usED C·A·R_ 4 clr. I crl. AI Tr1n1., P. brtkH L0NGEsT DEAL INTo·wN. ~leed [J 1 lng, powr l!l'9 .-, telreat attacks of very rapid pulse but for this purpose the clOSf'ly related quinidine Is pre· !err«!. SA \'S - 1 yr 'i 1 ~,.,,__j b 1 I I Convertible. 8 cylinder, euto fr1111., pow., Jteer· W. Moln St. I I I' I BRAKE SERVlCE 1 a- Alignment Shop I •nd '\J I IN /(N A-l USED C/(R j 1Al\IDS .; ... , i .... cuht-up she once taught Loin schwoull l to become a cop Bob opted for ( A thrtal ofrecth·urs everlry"molnth w ose real name was u a . acting instead. .,..... ts a pa e mens ua cy· · . ·, . ·~ lach . And in a neat coinci· Ecumenical appetites : a RECIWN WI-IA"T oU"T - OF· ~ie. If thi~ Is yoor trouble, it : dence which seldom erupts so new restaurant ready to open . • wo~K &U'R'~E.~ue 1 IS not strtous but your doctor .... . hapPily, the real original of I at 3rd· Ave. at 22ru1 St. bears a V ~ QUI:EN HAD. ' or a nose specialisl should ex· Bel's book, the same Lou Wal- i big green sign declarlng it will . b. A amine you to see if there is a lach, gets the part in the War- be known as "O'Reilly's Yamulcondition that can be corr~t. ner Bros. movie; insists he just . ka" . Mahzeltov, begorra . . tNJ(;Mit:_ . Now arrante- the ~ircled letten ed. The thief danger from fret!'1e d ou t for th e role a nd won 1 "t "My Fair La dy" m · genera1 ne1· to ronn theby1urprute an1wer. u quently recurring nosebleeds is IUIKelt.td the above eartoon. ." The federal ''pay&la" tnves- ghborhood . theatre release in anemia. Thi! type ot anemia, ' :'tigalions will include payoffs N. Y. City hauled In a howling [ O[ TO ( J ' however . responds readily to A lreatment. to 1'V stars for mentioning cer- $136,000 In one day, topping ev- -1 \ ... ~ ..... - .... N __ - - lain products favorably and-or I ery boxoffice mark In Warner (An•w~n tomorro"' .... constantly on the public's air . Bros. ilistory and up with the \Jambln' fiNIS LOOSf TIOPMY PIRATE . ~ A terrible odor comes -'1.1without nelworks getting paid I all-time grosses ef any movie ~ T~•lerday'a Auwtrl lf'Jua£ allow~" oJ"flo•n ""'tJe-IPIAYI .. ~ from my no~e. My docter says ,·s·. · r;: for the commercials; only the anytime anywhere . . . Barbara I have ozena. Can anyth ing be ·~!~ greedy stars . It's a violation Feldon (gal-spy star of ''Get done for it ? of Sec. 317 of the Federal C&m- Smart)) signed to make records A- Ozeaa Is 1 aevere chron· ,. r. it munications Act which speclfi- for RCA-Victor . Barbara gralc rhinitis characterize<~ by • I 1966 S2'564;~ cally bans such enlightened duated from TV commercials wastmJ of the nasal mucous I ' gre«< One star thinks he (she was the se•y gal on the • membrane and oltet1 accont· Special V8 4 Dr. Sed>n This Buick Is equipped wltl¥.fomout evaded mvolvement by having Revlon tJgerskin rug and 6 bepanied by a Joss of the sense 1210 horsel?ower V8 engine. It has automatic ahilt.. r~dio• .. . his wife paid by a manufantur· toweled beauty In the shower, of smell. The cause is unknown foam c~sh~ons both sea~s, ~~rge hub caps,. Dlx:. St. W~ ~~~· er - although the plugs lurn<d I whlch brought her an income ' by Helen I!!Sottel There_" no cure but it can full cal pellng on floor. Special na trade pnce. ' .. up on his TV shows Olten I upwards of $100,000 a year he· • sometimes be controlled by an· 1966 $1898' Mickey Mantle's far from as l rore she lried H'wood) . Now ! YOUT ASKED FOR IT! I If they aren t all there at l libiOtiCI and large doses of ma-l 0 rich as most fl!lks suspect - Patricia Wilson who onee l 1hls c~lumn Is for young~- once - they usually are, be- I cia or toawline Lo improve the Ton Ptckup It hll the 250 horsepower & cyl. enlfne, I bad investment! . Mickey charmed NYer& in ''FIOrello" ~ ple, thea~ problems and pleas- I ca~se. 1 h_ave to announce when eirculatlon m the d1seused tis· I ply rear t1res and rear bumper. Special no trade . price- dur· ed Sarber makmg b 1g l rb , ures, thetr lroublfs and fun. I he s cornmg - they stiU man- sues b 1·ng sun>n>er sale of • 1898 00 told R seems 1o e 8 a ara s succes· A llh th ... · " hi th · "· · · · 1 1H1 H 1 money was the easy part hut ~ sur- Pat's been-.c;tarred In so r us•w · el res ol ehen bept , age t_o mtervidew m e $29 . ftnding proper management of [ commercials in 12 monlhs for : s .., tt we comes aug ' u ' oexl time aroun . Q- What!• septal deviation' 1966 his huge income had eluded him ' the same sort of total take-! ti~on t 'tdhodgeb a hseffnoWi quel3- : You chaedn see howh boysb woh~ld Is there any treatment for Jt? generally Mick said he 's I home on WI a rus -o · . get pus out ol s ape y t IS. .\_This It 1 bending ol the Catalina 4Di. Sedan This Is our full sized 12l" w,htelbaiO ';! now more careful pieking the · Send your teen-age questions A felia would have to hke me septum lpartltlon between the Pontiac wath famous 290 horsepower V8 engme. fhls car ::: managers ef his investments to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, awfully well to run all that in- nostrils) to ene SJde The result[ is fully equipped with ~ower Steerin&, Power brakes, ~y.. ·E , Sell F 11 F f 1 care of Helen Help US! this tcrference My brothers are the . · bl k dramatic, While Wall Tires, •arge hub caps, Dlx. ateenng It s a ers am Y es 1va WO CliODS i newspaper. worst Th~y ask Questions tcap- : ~s a par1181 or comp1e1e oc · wheel. Stainless steel around windows, foam cushions, EZI ·:: at Warner Bros. - Peter stars : · mg of lh~ nostnl. It can be re- glass, and many other accessories. in the upcoming "Bobo" and I RECEIVING LINE NOT ltal letlers!l . Jlev«< by removing the rarti· ' wife Britt Ecklund seners got i FOR BOY FRIENDS Maybe you could say some- , lage m Jhe septum. 1965 $2795.. Jack Warner's not to co-star Dear Helen·. thmg _m your col_umn about : ·. " I farmhes not scanng boys of(. with Yul Brynner to The Dou-~ Every time 1 get a new boy _ CLAIRE Q-- Con a chronic postnasal Newport 4 Dr. Hard Top. AIR CONDITION In factory. P<>-'· :: ble Man" Johnny Mercer lriend I have to bring him ! D Cl . . . I drip cause hoarseness? Whal wer steering and broku. automatic transmission. Tbll 11-.c. ·::: got the word to start writing home before 1 can date him . . ~~~ . F il f CJ , . could cause paralysis of the Jar- 1 one owner trade·in on new Buick Electra. It il clean and. 1 the title theme for the upcom· l PT. PLEASANT _ Two civil : That isn't bad, you say! 1d' e gea 1 °Let"~ Y D ~~:~ ! nyx? Is there any treatment for 1 real bea uty inside and out. : ~.., I W'th M W'l y I h . .. ' tsapp ar . er m $ Ing,"N 1·t' 1 .. o. I Y e, ou • actions have been filed In the Know w .ats ~at;mg at home l and father be official boy friend • 196J 159 " Don t !lim : . Which ln•ures I oflice of the Circuit Clerk How-[ when I bnng him . The whole : greeters. A mere dale isn't ; " - If the postnasal drip Is I must~al qual~ty nght from the ard <),·hultz. darn rece1vmg hne - Mom and ' the occasion for the Gathering · cau 13ed by a chronic low-grade V8 F85 Dlx. Station Wagon. It is a clt!!an car inaide and:·.. ~ 1 epenmg credits, anyway. _ 1 Dad, my grown broth!l'S, my of the Clan. _ H. . infection, this could extend 18 out. It has automatic tram:., power brakel,. po"!er ateeri~ .r; New Yorky. Scene: at the One as styled Samuel L. Nich- two older sisters, a couple of Dear Helen : I the larynx and cause hoarse· and f~ctory lug~ag~ ~ack . .one myner, new._Butc~ tr:~e·m. -· ~laza fountam ~ go_rKeous ols, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, vs. James aunts and uncles, and my grand· My boy friend has gone to , ness. An allergic po~tnusal drip Beautiful all white ftntl3h with red mtenor. · "!l n(rN -;·,..: g~rl models posmg prettily lor A. Randolph and George Ran- molber' VietNam. We had pl•ns 1o get I would be le" likely to do so. $144\lf; · ~hotogs _at noon, _their apprecia- dolph. Pt. Pleasant, •.1 al _w•th . . . married, but decided to wail i Paralysis of the larynyx may 1964 '7~'·' live au~enee mamly a bunch ol the plambff demanding JUdg- gwsh and will oontirtue to suf· until he returns. be caused b . cuttin the nerve . ·, .. r tough-looking helmeted demoli- ment in the amount ol $57,000. fer pain and anguish for the re- l . , ) g Dlx. Bus. N1ce family car for nine passengers. Ideal for ,. . . Th t' t f t . . . . .. He does not wrrte to me nor . supply to tlle larnyx (one nf camping and picnlcing, and driving men to aod from wort/·~,~ tion workers tearmg down the e. ac 100 s ems rom . a wo mamdel uf hts life. The action [to his folks . Should we try to ! the hazards of the removal ol This is a low mileage one owner wagon, and i1 •xtra. swp>· Savoy-Plaza across the ave- vehicle accident occurrmg No- was filed b_y ~ttorney John An- . get in touch w!tb him to see if I a goiter I or a tumor of the ve· in condition. There are few cars on the road e·a'sier DD pa. nue; th~ sort af_ colorful con- v.ember 2, 1964 at the intersee- derso~•. ~mfleld, counsel foc , he's hurt? Or what?-TORY cal cords. Many persons with - :~ __. · trast whih had •I torned up in tion ol 28th Slreel and Jackson .the plamilff. I Dear Tory · I . f th I d 19621 $}395 a movie, probably would be de- Avenue , Pt. Pleasant, with the The other action Is styled If he w~re hurt his folks para ysd18 0h ebevocabcorf'ttodn 1· · · h 1 d ' <me S1 e ave en ene 1 e ~ _ clared "corny," "phony," "pos- ~ p amt1fl allegmg e >a stop- Southern Housewares, Inc., vs. would be the lirst to hear. Keep 11 b an inj ct'100 f Teflon into 4 Dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish with rlld llllerlor.. ed," etc . &b O'Connell. ped in traffic and was struck Andrew Meade, Henderson. TI1e · writing and try not to fret. Your ; ff ~ A beautiful car at a low price. Power steerin& and bnkil ·,: ing a wp in the movie ' from the rear by a car driven plaintiff is seeking judgment in ~ boy: friend is busy. A jungle e a ect co · and automatic shift . Down staircase" being · by James Randolph own«! by the sum of $588.92 Interest and 'jisn't like a quiet room with a Q _ 1 bsvo\tard thai qui· 1957 2 $2 . • iiiii~ 1 George Randolph. costs from the defendant. Atdesk . and by men, even tbat . . b · sed · th t · 'f h · • mne IS emg u an e rea1· ....,'! . •. .. ' The p Ia1nt1 f alleges e suf. torney for the plaintiff is Wil· ideal set·up doesn't inspire ~ menl of hearl trouble as well Hard Top. Worth much more. ~·. .• .. ..-• ; ·~:,: fl1 t:et""" .lock W. c....y. Mgr. ROOM llaished •part.. WY z..liY, BeS1111 bwDngs Hond• Sales ' With Eoch RofriiJII'Oior. Ph. WY 2-2181 leo & b room DICK RAWLINGS RADIATOR IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars may 1at !IIIIth St. and First Ave.' Ia bPIIIni and wtra !at scandal (headlines) disgrace several big-name en- i East Harlem, has played cops lipping In !Jas Vegas tertainers who look most ot' ! on screen some 110 times (46 Ill months ago,' now In big their salaries "under the ta-: times in the "Naked City" ser· ble" In her best-seller " Up I iesl: Bob looks more like a cop the Down Staircase1 " Bel Kauf- ; than the brass . buttoned real man patterned the character eonslabulary; maybe because "Loo Martin '' after a young i years ago when he waa about \ braln 1 Wll¥01 and . :•~~ pailll' ~ are !"'lioved lntiet~nvulsant druJI fllveu _1!1 , epllepoy .' The cauSe il :\lnlqJoWD. . 1IJ wayne G. Braodstadi. M.D. ' . . I . '' Q - I am a housewife. About ; Q _ My na bao abdominal Florida Everglail~ · N~llo 1ix: months ago I. had a n~'!f' I epilepsy. He doesn't have C()lto> Park is not a a_wamp re&loa ~a.t . b!eed. I stop~ 1l by pressmg i vulsions but: nas pain in ~is ab- a great . .&hallow river ~~ on my nose for five minute!:! I domen. What is the cause an<t ing across the southern· ~ ~lldl: bot about once a month I ge! , lbe be•! treatment ' the state. All wildlife· there de:!lW another nosebleed. Is this se-: A _This dlseasr is cllarac· !pends on abund~t fresh watc rious? 1 teriud by abnormal ! lectric for existence. . . A -Ia somt women • awe· ·· ·-~· , --a-l/toiJG-IIJ...J ,, ; .,;: ....,.. u..Cramhlolheoe ,, urJumbleo, ... letter to eat' llllll'f•· lo form roor ord '•ar1 wordo. J'eder~l MIDDLIPORT, OHIO EXPERIENCED WHEEL i JJ~ww~ D Jack O'Brian II ONI OP THI IIICIIT PIOPLII CALL 12" - eCar eTruck eHuter GER s<wiog macbiBe. ThiJ dleporl, 0. Core eBullda~W'I . 2-2156 _ nmchi•e equipped to zig zag, eAnyType -----::~·-.-------1 ,.Ill U IJIII, make buttonholes, darn and 1 ROOM bouse and batb, exira Notice BEANS tom loes cabbageandl monogram. Take over pay- large Jot, OD Depot St., Rut.=>:: for S1le 'b aCI ' p offitt moots of $5.50 per month or land, 0. Ph. 74M783. l WILL .NOT be. respolllihle lor\1 oucum ders . h arepncho • bala•ce due $54.60. Call 7 10 etp flY 2-2193 WY :1-2196 2254 · pay aD)' debts cllllracted 11,. anyPortlan . 0 10. · • "IS · 19 ~· T 14 tic I v~ • Two houses, Chester Road (Rl ODtother !ban.my ...... George T 10 61c 7), large lot, witb D:-llobart; lt., RaclDe, Obio. ID $5 ooo oo 7 M 11p • AIR compressor, like new, 2: BUDGET !'RICED lurnlture Jrailer , . H. P. gasoline engine and 21 our thin! Door budget sbop. Small. frame bouse, 1112 I . . spray guns, $IIIII. Also 12, Baker Fumillll'e, Middleport Mam St., Pomeroy - ]lulller'·l S.v• MMy Dollon On Br..,.. New Apechel INTERNATIONAr guago semi automatic shotl Ohio. __11E_tf_" Three bedroom house, gua in good coltditiQD, $40. I GOOD wood porcb swing with nut Avenue, Pomeroy --"' "o . ON CaU 992-6125 or see M<~nuel• chains, $5. Mrs . Lilliau 1 Four bedroom _house, AN Gheen, Rt. I, Pomeroy, 0. \ Steiff, 57~ S. ~~ood ~ve.. ternut Avenue, Pomeroy Prk• Cut On All Madel• 111 Stoclc During Our UWI ad . 7 14 Jtc 1 Middleport, Ohw. 7 13 3tc $7, 500 ·00 · h B ttere SUMMER SALE e AIR-CONDITIONED -----~ I Tbree bedroom oose, u IARDEI p IGHT fr ONE 120,000 BTU cast ~ron A- nut Avenue hot waler bellTIACTGI ~ CU. FT. U R eeze~. : merican Standard Sunbeam ing system' hardwood Dool'l 00 $610· Ph. 742-41134. Mrs. John Stou •: gas furnace good condition. $8 000 oo' lit oolectlon Ill oil models __lla~iSQ~vtU~~ ~:_. - ~- ~4,!~~ ; one gas noo~ furnace; One ,;. 'ap~rt~t house, 0. 00 bo tr iJ apartment size gas range in born Street Pomeroy, large PLUi fR!IOHT & TAX Pomeroy Motor Co. li"A~RY-BUJLT at a er1 very good conditioA: one.18· 1 lot_ $5,o00. 0,... E'fes. PomNOY . ilnd mow • • • rake, watt!. wench and a c;olemal .lncb King lawnmower. Alii Two apartmeat bouse, MW. ALL TRAILER ACCESSORIES REDUCED till. fertilize, hanJI. remove cramp stove. Ph. ~ 376· pnces reasoBable. Call 949- berry Avenue, Pomerey 14 Uli: TO .oortage ol merchaDsnciw- o...- 50 attachments _ ___ ' _Sip . 226I. f 13 ft. I $4,900. STOVES e LANTIRNS e ICI BOX e HEATERS e JUGS elise, there wiU ha •~ auction avaihtbte fur tho versatile · · !LER 11 bedr hoose Laurel 10% OFF All Colemon Products IO'Yo OFF at Adams Tradiug Post tbio COb Cadet 7, IO, 12 horseFOR REALLY professional r1-1· HOUSETRA • comp e e l'e oom • IIlLI INDI JUL'Y 24, 1966 weft. Wateb iD thd columo . Plwer models. built for rug. I sults elean your carpets with with underpinning -& awfHilg.! Strettt, Pomeroy - ~· tor-. aext auctioa announc•1 IC!<flone life. Come in tor tht pre~ium qualil~ Last r --~oRe_CH. ~-55 ~~-- l63-afTw;a:=~ ~{ Liacola : , ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS milt date T 11 &tc IIIII~:~J>Cadolstofl. FOIIlll. Renltlectnc sbi!JDII00-1 · 1 'ddl ' _.995 -TON ST. MAlON, W. VA. . ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT or for $1 wilh pw-ch..0. Eb- ' 11M HONDA, Jill Super-Hawk, M• eport, ' "-ocl.era 1 bach liard r K ItO! J600 mileo. Pb. WI 9-3231. '11lreo bedroom, very w• IllY CI ,UB Iii- organiUitloa ; I ""' ware.----· f 1J 6tt homo with aH utiUtre•, th . ·. would like lo bold ao j COMPANY ~-- Enterprise aexl to I:.V.B. aue(kla lo rail!l foods, conRoor Molp Gene,.. Holfl. I ANTIQUE !l'tnlluro, dlsllll, .KEEP oarpel oleaRtng prob- Church - $6,600. MAKI DINING OUT SUNDAY ••• Del Adamo Tradillg Post WY l-2176 Pomeroy ' toi!eeltaJIOOIIJ. CaD or write' Jem I!Ilall - ••• Dine Lustre Servin ltatloa, vacant w1111 m1 ~udioa House, Rutl811d. Mn. Howard OecD. • W. waH 1o wan. B.enl electrio living quarten, up~ SyraWe have oomplelt auctioo POLIN CillNA bog. Martha An· 11a1D Sit., PCiiWiO). obampoo<W $1.. Baker Fun!- CI1ISII. Will oe11 01 land - . (acUities . lor JOU. PhoM dei'!IOD: ll~ I, Racine, 0 ., II · · t • lte 1urt Co. T 11 610 tract. _ 102,500. ,.,___ f 11 OIC mdes from tbe Bashaa store : J9&G ttERi!XS, lovely - walnl CARPETS a lrigbtt Make them Ul' acres, witb bo...,, ... AT COOl BAilEY'S .. Horao Cave Road. T 16 3tp IOISOle model. lladlo equip-> a be.aulifal sight wllll Blue Pea Road, opriDg, lloctrii!IJ ! ;Niemorv 1965 HONDA, 160, 3500 miles. pod witll • apeod aulomalic ··.Luatn. Relit eloclrio sham- - $1,100. Alw•ys The Best Food,,. LOwest Prices ~ nsh. Ph. 992-55I9. changer, l opeaker IIOIIId IJS" pooer $L Picke•'• Hard· All •Ill' be llnanced. e.ll IIi MEMORY ol. Harold Wit!· · _ f 11 1110 [· tern. Eaiy term•. Take over ware Co., 1... f 11 &tc me. After f p. m. .... gins who pa!!ed awllJ July payllll!nts o1 $5.ft or pay bal· · · - 15111. CREAllED CBICKEII WITH NOODLES 15, 1965. O'BRIEN a eHOIJ 1101 dill $111.26. can 1191.1-32!8. ONE i year old . mare pony, BROA5TED ClllCKEN What ~ 1 Jivo lo olaap VPRIGJn' lroezer, M cu. n., 7 W lit< black, gentle Wllh omaH REALTY it). IQAST Bm:l' . ROAS'I' PORK BAKED IiAJl . bfs liaiMI, ~.!.,ood oondition, l l5G.;, ~~ . ___ .. . ebildreu. · Pb. 114H2M after (V) lO, 1 7 -· u•K 5p.m. TMIIJic - - BAILEY'S RESTAUBANf HII bapP1 fae lo... WELL equipped toal .. I ---- S ROOM houso Ia llappJ Hoi81111 211 L Mol• PHONI WY 1-3914 P'"'"''"'•"''O>Yi To \:"J:.~ ,.. !liM IIONDA, 1t11 Super n.wk, · Story'• Roo Rood, 60 alll'OI low aear Rutland, 0 ., I weU !Wion Belloy lrlo (Balloy) tolnno That maaDI 00 ....m lome. saddle bags and windshitld, ot coal Ph. SH 2-5022 bof. that ,.,.er go•• dry, lint AU Foods Availablt For Carr~.()ul good condilion. Ph. 9115-3829. tweeD 4 ud 8 p.m. f B 12tp $1 ,00ff may take it. Ph. Mother, Cora Wiggins, wife. p NEIGLER Bllli.Dniii; -SUPPLY . Our .ummer appliance sale SH %-50'la betweea 4 111111 7 15 31 Meta Wiggins, dauglllers and is in full swing. BATHROOM plastic tile block, p. m. 7 I 12tp 7·15 Itc ...1Est1te For S•le FT GREAT LAKES H • - Better prices than ever on 50 • llUllli· almninum siding, sWrnl ,....... l'Nezers, Refrigerators, Watrailer $1.795.110. Call James and wi•dows. We build the ~ lber-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran· Jeflers, Rl. 33 going towards best aiiCI repair tbe reel. CaB COS and Alr-Cooditioo..-.. Fairground or call 99Uf>24. · Gny Nelt!ler, Raciae, Obio. 15 ao.lt. Che•l T 14 3tc · I 14 30k: FREEZER - - - - $195 • HONDA . .. Karr & VanZandt Motor Sales . ' v GMAC F~NCING WY2-5142 ~ .., ' adltar, . . . .'.~----- ..... ' ~-~ . ~· �J Jo-DallY-SenUnel, • 'irst Worship Service lS Sunday ~.. )n New St. Paul's Lutheran Church Around and About Pomei,"OY r M ~m I he I' WSCS Program J Theme 'Chosen For A About • MiddJ eport · Eastero F.H.A. Chapter meJIIo hers held their monthly meeting July II, In tbe Home E""' DOmics room of the Eastenl 24PAGES - Ha~ld 14 Men Go II"· MEIGS Certi"fi"cafeS Charter Draped : By Auxiliary For Deceased Jnf 0 Afmef' sernces • won by14 FI•remen lor Hall Year Terms Are /nSt 1/ed R. ~Je pic.f~ part of buying a 'house is the mortgage .•. B I get yow mortgage laaa HW! <?pen Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* ;rN ... POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County tor over 94 yean POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporaUoa Air.Concltionen PRICES START AT $(]9.95 VISIT GLASS FACI'ORY Members of the Reedavllle : Olive Farm Woman's Club en- i Joyed a tour at Fenton Glass . Fa~ and visited a pottery 1 shop et Williamswwa, W. Va., 1 Tbunday. The remainder of · lhe day was spent Ia shopping. I Making the trip were Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Ella O.boroe, I Mrs. Ella Hannum, Mrs. Lillian Pickens, Mrs. Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Ara Myers, Mrs. Pauline Myers, and Mrs. Ina Maaser• and children, Margaret, Robert, Devid and Shieia, are leaving far their home In Panama after spending the past monlh here with his m<lther, Mrs. Elnda Webb, and Mr, and Mrs. Ricbf92.2635 ld ard Pickens. They also viSited M dltport with relatives in New y o r k Ooen Friday and S"aturday Nights City, Washington, D. C., Cleve,_ _ _....;;_..:;._ _.:, land, Columbus and Spriqfield• Reeds. Elberfelds Are Open Tonight FRIDAY UNTIL .8 O'CLOCK And Tomorrow, Saturday Night Til9 O'Clock Lot$ of BargaifS All Over the Store ' Ingels fURNITURE • ;). I 4;. ~'Y,.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ·· ~ / j Nti~>~e ..... ClllCAGO !UP!) --chicago/ Pollee Supt. o. W. Wilson found In the tar Suuth Sldelsludent nurse Corazon Amuraol Wilson revealed pollee hadllatch had been placed on the l A check with FBI ftleSIDall•s on forgery charges.,..,. police Saturday named a tall idenufied the man as Richard townhouse which the killer •who hid under a bed while the traced Speck's movements untll . Dearborn Street hotel. showed they tallied with a : served his time at HuntllVille, young seaman w;u, the words B. Speck, 25. • turned Into a slaughter house slayings were taking place. 9 p.m. Friday, more !ban 36j The killer himself provided a police record dating back to .Tex. . · Identlllcalion "Positive" hours after the South Side , hint of his plans as he chatted , Texas . .Records sbowed Speck I Alter be waa paroled In- Ull. ''Boro t.. rnlse bell" tattooed on He is still at large, Wilson when he invaded it Thursday his arm as the man who ,said. A nationwide maohunt and killed the nurses, one by "Tho identification is pool· massacre, but don't know with his bound and gagged was born either in Warren he was charged In Texall'l!lth stabbed and strangled elgbt iwas being pressed for him, one. ltive," Wilson told a news where he Is oow. victims before he led them to Counly, lll., or Dallas, Tex., laggraaated asseull lnv<il'll!!l a young student nurses to death Iwiti1 tbe FBI taking part. ~ He said Speck's picture had conference. Speck was last seen, WilBon tbeir deaths. He assured lhe j and that he had been an Imale and leonfle. •· in one of modern history's I Wilson said the ldentlfleatlon also been Identified by the lone l But naming tbe kUier did not . said, as he left a hotel on young womeo he didn't want to Itinerant, drifting from hotel to Investigators said wprst mass slaylngs. was mat1a .lilrou8h flngerprlnis survivor of tha maasacre, put him behind bars. C h I c a go's North D<orborn hurt them, but only w lake hotel and making his living aa as they know, Speck doeli not Street. Police do not know how their money "to get to New a seaman. r have a record of Niall ... ... ... he was dressed or where he Orleans." In 1959 and again in 1961, he I offenses. But his was one of 188 went. Latent fingerprints-about 3Z was arrested m Dallas for !pictures of sex attack IIISpedl "I am hopeful .of his of them-which were found on peace disturbance and mali· shown Miss Amuro Ia her immediate apprehension," Wil-la bedroom door on the second cious destruction of property. closely guarded hospital nrom sun said. floor of the townhouse led to 11 He received concurrent senlen· Friday. Wllson said she ploked Wilson said a stakeout police Wilson's identification. ees of two and three years in out Speck's aa that of !be ldl)er, MONMOUTH, Ill. (UP!) Speck saki his brother wao •a While he was In Monmouth, time and stayed In Monmouth. The brother of accused mass loner" who drifted from town Speck went out with a few of They also had five sisters slayer Richard Speck described to town and didn't bother w tell the local girls. He liked them scattered about the country. him Saturday as "a loner." people where he had been or and they Hked hlm, tbe brother His mother lives In Dallas. 1[1,, William Speck, .- 35-year-old where he was going. said. William Speck knew of his ' ·'·. carpenter, i:ould say only "Oh, Only a m?nth and a half 88?• Willlaln Speck said his brother's criminal record. '• h<>y," when United Press he was 1ft Monmouth, hiS brother left Monmouth as .a Richard Speck showed up in , International told him his blrtbplace, doing odd JObs and tilde boy and grew up 10 Monmouth without waroing this ' brother had been charged with hanging around the home Dallas, Tex. Hls father had spring and left in about !be l tbe slaughter of eight student where his older brother lives died and his mother had same fashion. nurses tn Chicago Thursday. with his wife and two sons. married a man named Lmd· Then, as he tried to Asked whether Speck got berg-a name often used by "! don't know where he went , when he left here," tbe brother , compreherd the news, he said along well with the little boys, Richard Speck. " ''I don't think It sounds right." Speck said, "You betcha." William Speck waa 16 at the Isa1d. * * * "* * * Brother Describes Killer As Loner I .. j ' NEWS BRIEFS Ho Mobilizes TOKYO (UP!) -North Viet- and rear guard forces in his would give all out support to / ~~~~~ President Ho Chi Minh' mobilization order. 1"comrades In Suuth Viet N~- ~ FROM I! declared parUal moblli·j There was no immediate 1 Ho sa1d tbe standing COIDIDIIIn a proclamation he indicetion that he planned to tee ol the North Viet Nam UNITED PRESS isstle<l, according to a Radio 1order trials of captured U.S. Parliament issued the partial INTERNATIONAL broadcast monitored in 1pilots as war criminals, as had mobilization order. Chonces Look Good ITnkvn . been widely speculated. He declared the war would : Ho Chi Minh also assailed · continue for many years. He CAPE KENNEDY bombing In North Viet 1 Ho charged the United States Isaid some cities might he only the possibility of thunder· He said peace talks were I was desperately steppmg up thetlt de•troyed but •·we will never swrms to worry about, Gemth . tb' ti Iwar in bolh Nortb and Suu surrender" 1, u out e ques 11 on a1 b IS dme, V1et . Nam and deeJared was b• "We will · fight lor indepen- 1 inl I0 astrooauts John ,oung 1 and Michael Co~lns Satumr, . : ~ ington was f~natically bombing deuce and freedom," he de- . coasted through fine mnmg B d ti Co Haool and Ha~phong. dared "We will wln and work practice for launch Monday on r.::c~:~n:g to 'ili'e broadcast He said North Viet Nam lor ~econslnlclion of our ''the ~t mission yet." Ho called out .reserve officer~ would . never "urrender and country.'' The biggest threat to the _''_'~~~~=_:.::::._:::.:..:_:__.:::::.:_:__:__ _.:__-"----- - - start of the twin and spacewaik apectacular the rainy reiDI)ants ol a cal storm Celia- was eU~~~~~ ed when· the area of foul er veered aouthward ijnd ened. 1 J::a:::el ~~usd t Beat HeaI Norge PRICE 10 CE"iJl Pomeroy·.~>. .,,_/ tltat.•·rar K. PAS ysfem will 8 I II d e nsta e In Sanctuary "'1: SECTIONS 'o 3 Tattooed Seainan Named Cl"" 1 tntitttl Devoted To ·The (Wellfer lfidd!e Ohio Valletl SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1966 VOL. 1 NO. 24 SOCIAL CAl NDAR 1 tmts • warnter ov..- alate todoy and lloDdaJ. DIP toda1 Ill ses. R 8 "d Is Honored at Recent Shower Around. and 1 hlr -ll!nl!lb Moa4ay. Uttle If~. s~~- R.! + · ~THEI Awards Made in Achievement by Eastern FHA d f · d f st th t be s rs an nen s o . year: a mem . rs of . t./!.irst Sunday worship will be, organist, will have special mu· i'aul s Lutheran Church, Porn· Paul s Church Will worship_ m The Effe<Uve Church Mem- sie for this worship as well, Mr. and Mrs . . Karl Achievement [)1. ; ; eroy wJII meet for the fJrst lime the town 10 th01r own bwlding. her." with the Rev. Joseph with Mrs. Mickey Williams · and son, Bob, and Mrs. Welby grees were presented. Recei,.. •< and begm worship m the new It has been a long awa1ted and •Kraly conducting the service. !ing a solo "Faith Unlocks The Whaley were called to Cleve- ing a Key ior the JUnior Horne:- dlurch building this Sunday, hoped-for day . The work done 1Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, church Book." ' NAME OF BfN<F>CIARV land Thursday "'o!11ing by the makers Degree were: Pa& ·,, Jl!IY t7ih. Iby so many people will begin HENRY D. WATKINS death of Mrs. Whaley's son-In· Dorot, Reta Watson' Jean Hunt, :;The Sunday School program that day to bear fruition. CLAIM NUMBfR ••• law Frank Calbetzo wh0 dl d ' will begin at 9:3G a.m. and the/ As usual, all members and ~ ~ ecent fl e ' e Glenda Helen Martin SusanSandyTume, ~~237-930-496 .M Wednesday night atr,tbe Clev~Deete;, and Cur' il;lorning worship. hour. at 10 45/lrlends of the community "':" i~ d 18 !NTITLeD TD .FFECTIV. DATE land Clinic. M... Calbetzor ,. tis. Receiving a Scroll lor thl ' 1!\f!l. Members of St. John 's Lu· i'l!!"'l welcome to attend IbiS ' " tbe former Maxine Wbaley. Chapter Homemaker Degree _ _ 66 71 theran Church. the sister con- worship hour or any other wor- ' Mrs. Nora Roush was Carolyn Hoffman, Joad gregation. will Join w1th the ship that is had in the build- ,: ~~- Mrs. Lester Haning iCoty Wednesday dinner guest Davis, and Lots Sisson. All town church for this service. 'ing. The sermon tileme for this ~ ~ ver), a recenl bride, was """ {tl~ Mrs. CharleH Withrow. members are urged to work to-This first Sunday worship will -~ of honor at a shower ~'::. ~ U. their degree. be a dedication service. The day evening at the home of baum and family returned RefreshmeniJI of kool ade and day of dedication and open Maud Bel! has returned Mrs. John I Beaver, Nye Ave., NINETEEN MILLION AMERICANS now possen health tbeir home, Reynoldsburg. potato chips were served by •'II b s d A P b M p 1 Insurance eards and millions mor~. aot nel:!essarlly 65, Jean Hu t the •le p aruuse wl e on un_ ay,_ ug'. home from Columbus after VJs· Gom_ eroy,d given . Y rs au And thl s, some SIJ', nesday, after a ten days visl'l n' and1 ted ... an--u d M wUI olso be eligible lor mediul ald. lite f CtiOn 1 itmg With Lucinda Daines. rmstea an ISS F1orence IIIIIY be terribly ••pensive. with his parents Mr and Mr comm e eons s 0 Jean ust 28th. The wor sh lp WI II he . the same as on anv other SunM dM Ann Bearhs Rosenbaum ' · s. Hunt, Patty Dorst and Glenda . d . I. The July meeting of the WSCS r. an rs. Harold George . Deeter. ~ mu;~~· wJt I an opemng ' of the United MethodJSI church visited recently witb relatives The gill table with pink Mr. and .\Irs. Earl Present were Patty Dorst, 0 T~r 0 ~ssmg. I f; was held Tuesday t!\•enmg at in Columbus, mcluding Mr and er was placed in the ~-·w,;t;e:&&APif?.i!lilQ!l£!0% -•i\i. oO were Monda~· dinner guests Hunt, Pat Harris, Marilyn 0 ertoe bes d remamtsh a toot . the· church wJth MJ·s Leverett Mrs. Jake George, and in WalWhite wedding bells Friendt and aetgbbon of or one \ln e m nor,1 d .th his mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. CUrtis, Sandy Curtis, Brenda W k of the bUilding, but thJs Me- ' Roush, Mrs. Ralph Gilmore and o WI Mr. and Mrs .. Carl Van- from the archway over the James Heaton of Cbetter are They also visited other Bat:r, Rita Watson, Glenda Oee15 ing taken care of b voluntar Mrs. W. 0. Barmtz as bos·' ~erhool and family Mr. ble and pmk and white V ralsloi a fund to belp pay In the area over the weekend. ter. Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Ritchie. labor I th by B Uy Mrs Robert Warner presi- George has been on vacation ers exter~ded from the 1(', ~otpltal bOis and the cost of Jannine Benlz returned Thete was one visitor, Delores ti doed' eti me~ er~. Y l~e dent, ~as in charge of the meet- from Holzer Hospital , Their to the ends of the table-. FRIDAY an artifk:lal leg. Jim's leg her horne, Racine. after spend- Maxey. me Ica on 18 ere • e h h ed sons Brian and Brent rem was amputated followin1 aD The F H building will be complete mg w JC open ~Jt· h devo- ed ~ith their d ' t am· Games were p:ayed and priz· HAPPY IRJSTLERS of lng a lew days with her grand· · .A. Chopler lo planThis will be the first l1me tJOns by Miss Nelle Bmg. "Chogran parens, Mr . es awarded to Desiree Pike the Racine MethodiSt Church I IICcident last Sunday. mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. nlng a camp-out July 23, at the since Sunday. May 9th. last : Se n For Action" . was th e therne and, Mrs. L. W. McComas· Mrs Don Jett, Mrs. Max: Fol-' wUJ open their rummage sale ,1 DonatioDJ are being reeel~ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith and IForked Run Stale park· Every. •of the devot1ons and program, Charles Wayland has return- mer, Mrs. Clair spencer, Town and Country Store . ed al tbe Iollowlag places: Carl Holley of Columbus spent one going is to call Jean Hunt 98>-3941 before July 19. Ev· CLUB MEET~ I presented by Mrs. C. Melvin AI- ed from a ten-day VISit With carl Moore Mrs Roy Arms · July 15 and Saturday Kautz Feed 'Store, Chester. the past wee~end with their 25 51 1 1 Mrs. Donald C~llins was hos-~ ktre Others takmg .part m the ~~s ~~~e~n~of;~; :· n:~. ~~d Mrs. Roy Arms. Mrs July 16 m the build~g nex~ ~ Newell's Suaoco Service, mother, Mrs. Florence Holley. ~one Is to take cents, phlt 3 tass to the Sew-R1te Sewmg club program were Mrs. Gihnore. 1 t H to W ds Y Bearhs won the door prize CLSter's Barber Shop m Racme. Che!lter. Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger sllvenvare and sleeping gear. Wednesday evening at their ' Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Barmlz and a ous n 00 nea~ 0 xford, After the honored guest op· They will hold them every Fri· turned to her home The August meeting has heel . Miss Grace Campbell •Ohm. Mr. Wayland w11l leave da nd Saturd Gaul'o Market, Chester. Wednesday, after 8 w'eens cancelled. .eIub room. A short busmess . Saturday for CoJumbus where ened her gJfts, refreshments y a ay. Sammerfleld's Restauront, ----sess:on was con<hlcted by Mrs ' Plans were discussed lor •I he will attend the American J.p. Iwere served by the hostesses I ICE CREAM SOCIAL at the Chester, with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hood president, after I "prayer group". It was voted' gJOn Convention to those named ahove and Mrs. Rock Springs Methodist Church ham. which refresbmenls were serv- i to_ sel~ Chrjstrnas cards. A con-I Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mil- Wallace Reuter and on Friday, July 15, at 6·30 (l Melli County Sheriff's Of~ od by the hostess to Mrs. Ray- I tnbul!on for chureh taxes were'hoan and Mrs c. E. Burdette Lynn, Mrs. Paul Hill and P. J. m. FIVe flavors of homemade flee, Pomeroy. plond BaJty, Mrs. Charles Hof- received from the JOF class were m Parkersburg. w. Va. Mrs. Thurman FISher and . lee cream, cake, and hot drinks Donatluns may also he man. ~· Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Mrs. and a card of thanks was sent Wednesday. Mrs. PhJI Glohokar, MISS will be sold. ed to tbe Melifa County Sbefo Willard Boyer, Mrs. to the class. A dessert course , Mf'. Albert Clemson !Ned Carla Norton. Vanessa Folmer, Ill's Olflee, Pomeroy.- Tht Plans were made for lnsta)la. McKmght. Mrs. Edward was served by the hostesses to ' Bradford) and son Todd ~0 Carrie Beth Bearhs, Lori Grin· POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Neighbors of "Tbe Heawos." lion of a public addre.s system and Mrs. Hood. 2IJ members. I Conneaut Ohio h· ' e b ' h stead, and Beverly Beaver. Athletic Association will spon· lor the sanctuary of I he · · visit av with een here send'mg gJ'ft,~; were Mrs. Geo 1- sor 8 t een record hop wlth th e """"'"""church at a mee IIng 0I I h e .•for a two-week "---'<W"-~t'!&JM)8....X:u:;u;; a jJarents Mr. and Mrs Wall er frey Wilson. Mrs. John c. Bea· Jays this coming Friday night Sessions of the Middleport a~comp a~ ver, Mrs. John Sellers, Miss from 8 to 11 p.m., at the PorneFirst United Presbyterian 1Bradfo;d. They Pameroy, Ohio iMr. and Mrs. Bradford her~n~f- Barbara Horak. Mrs. o. A. •oy High School auditorium. Fourteen Meigs County Church held Monday evenlna. ter they had spent the holiday jtin, Mrs. Carl Norton, M r s The dance Is open to lbe pub::yn~ ~ft:~:1:J i~~ Plans also were made w hold FR IDAf -&'SATURDAY weekend in Conneaut. Norton, Mrs. Robert he. the armed forces. An additional da summer Jul 31 communion Sun' '•Utv t 5•16 . "KING RAT" Th h d Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was a rus, Mrs. Jake Gaul_. Mrs. ~aLETART FALLS United Brey, y ' at NO p.m. with :! I Segal Tom Courtenay I dece:s;d ·~~~;.~~ :~~:d for business visitor in Cvlumbus VJd DaviS, Mrs. Shlfley Gum· thren Church will sponsor a othe~ w~~e apht Fort !Hayes lor Robert Tewksbary to se.Ve as Llhturtttt I While Rose Lodge Auxiliary Wednesday. ther, Mrs. Ray Hamng and Mrs. I t the S lth pre- uc lon ys!Ca eumlna- elder seating chairman. Lay. . . Leland Saxton rummage sa e a m prolions, Selective Service annaun· men of the church wUI conduct SUNDAY, MONDAY Brotherhood of Railway Mr. and Mrs. W1ll1am Rob· perty on 2nd St. in Pomeroy Certificates were presented ced. the Sunday worship services men met Wednesday afternoon son have returned to their home Friday, July 15. The sale will to 14 Middl-rt firemen com· Inducted were William T d •nd TUESDAY JulySILENCERS" 17, 18, II at the Legion hall in Middleport. m· Kansas City, Ofii.C"'•S start at 9 a.m. ••• course of in· Carleton, Racine; Gordon F pelt's uring vacation. tbe Rev. M. Howard Rup. "THE th 'th Mo., after >w< pleting a 36-hour H. Grate Martin, Slella stevens I The charter was draped in VISJ _ ere WI his mother, The Morning Star E.U.B. slnlclion In fire lighting Wed- Gibson, Harrlsooville; was named chairman to secure ~i5i5i5;:::~:;::::;~ :· lljfmory of Mrs. Paul Mourn- Wilham Robson. The Youtb Fellowship is spoosor· nesday oight by Lloyd Gill, K. Bodlmer, Middleport; laymim speakers. ing and Mrs. Leonard Taylor. group a1so VISited in Lima ing an ice cream social Fri· instructor. L. Hayes, Shade; John B. 1 Mrs. William Robson, presi· Mr. and Mrs._ Clifford ~ tilly, July 15, at 7 p.m. in the oour, Ashland; William J. t was announced that the dent . was in charge of the meet· ham and farruly. Mr . and Mrs. Officers for SIX montbs terms cbureb basement. It will be sold Gill, fire chief of the McAr· ley, Cheshire; Dale s. Rev. Ruppel! will conduct woring and the ritual opening. Cunningham observed were Installed when the Past by tbe dish and on<'-half gal- lhl!l' Department and a quali- Racine; Merlin R. Swala, ship service at Royal Oak 9 These pN'sent were Mrs. James wedding anniversary Councilors of Cbester Council ion containers. lied ln!!lructor for the State ville; WllUam J. Sayre, Park at a.m. Sunday, accom. TONIGHT Souders. Mrs. Norman Wayland, ing the visit. Daughters of America met WedSATURDAY Department ef Education, Di· roy; Spencer by his Sunday Scbool "SEX AfiD THt SINGLE GIRL'' Mr<. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. Hennan Mrs. William Robson , Sr., nesday evening at the Judge MIDDLEPORT PARK asso- vision of Vocational Edacatlon. cine; Harry J . Mrs. Floyd Carmack Tony Curti~ Bailey,r Mrs. Arthur Lewis, turned h Monday from hall. ciation willSsponsor a h dance a lso presented tbe depa rtmen l Pomeroy; Larry E. was named to continue as chair· Natalie Wood hd I th man of Presbyterian Life .rrechnlcolor) M'"· L•av1d Er~L•minger, Mrs. . s e a spen e The meeting opened with de- party th)s aturday nig I al with a large certificate carry- Pomerov· Laurence H. Magazine. -andi Robson , Mrs. Walter Haye<, w1th Mr. and Mrs. Cliflord votions by Mrs Ray Morris tbe Middleport community park ing the names of tbe firemen Reetfsvlil~ and Charles s. Mrs. Raber! Sharp waa re"OF HUMAN BONDAGE" Mrs. Joe Wilson. Mrs. H. E. Cu~ngllm. . president, follo~ed by the Lord'; starting at 8 p.m. completing the course. Bob too, Alb.,;y, rted COJ!f' ed to S Antlt Kim Nnvak lAwrence Harvey 1 Bush, Mrs. William 11'!1ss Charlene DavJS has Pra er and led e to the na SUNDAY Fisher. assislant lire chief, Undergoing physical po . m t. ony ' and her guest, Della Cleland. pleted the_first summer semes- Pla:s were for 8 ANNUAL PICNIC of the Ohio accepted the certifiCate. lnaHoos were Arthur Rumlieid, :osJi::. and Mrs. ' . Follow111g the m""ting the tor at OhJO UmverSJty. She Is . Valley Commandery No. 21 Pome All A Blddl a ,....ns an Mrs. Lyno ••!J --DAY . ;,....,STER DIEI" members went to the Martin wort· -; with the head start ::~o!u~sh':"~UJg,t ~n30 the K.P. will be held Sunday at tbe Receiving. Individual cards ton Ir;J w.:'am· E e Gibbs Clark are substituting lor Mrs. BOris iJCarJOf.l ,Nick Adams Restaurant for refreshments program In the Salem Center d I 'ttee a . p. fairground. A potluck dinner for completing of lhe basiC Pomero~· David W Pierce ' Lilllan Stellf, organist, who il · i·· .~ N•PitJs WJth Mrs. Eva Hartley Mrs. area. She will return to the :· ~n "':t,mml was nam- with barbecue chicken and soft course In fire llghUng were land· ao'y E ern' Q,l recuperating from illness, "PltAAMT OP THE "'\'III!MI'tRES" Richard Owens and Mrs: Alma Rhode Island School of Design Mrs p~~rrtse in'::~ M r s drlnka provi~ will be served Jack Bechtle, Larry Baker, bua·' Richard. Fros:""~lumb",:~ Miller as hostesses. thJS fail. Hobart Newell president· Mrs. at 5 p.m. All Knights and faml· Bob Byer, Howard Dalleyll• 1..esi1e M. Fick J~. Chester: Crop Insurance is Mr and Mrs Thomas Wat· ' ' . ties are invited James Daruels, Rassell Mi s, ' ' ' E • Ohio ·and son T. . Arthur Orr, vice president; Mrs. · David Ohlinger Lee Smith Dougla~ Enoch, Syracuse;. xtended In )tins , ommy, are VIS· ' ' ld p B k S C iling ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, secretary; Mrs. MONDAY Lee Fisher, Lawren"'' Harrl· • . a er, y~cuse; ongressman Walter H. MoelWilliam Slater. Eddie Hartung, treasurer; Mrs. JOF CLASS of the United son, Kenneth lmbodt>ln, Char· ert Beegle, Racine, Steven C. ler ID) of Ohio said Ibis week Recent guests of Mrs. Fred James Van Meter, sentinel; Methodist church wUI hold AD· les Karr, Jr., Raymond Kloes Cleland, Racine; Ronald E. that tb? Departmen.t of Agricul· Cabeen were Mr d M Mrs. Duel Rideoour, flower tluck icnl th MJd. and Donald Lowery Black, Columbus; Lster It lUre Will extend Federal Crop Ge r be · an . r s. chairman: and Mrs. Oscar We- nua1 po P c, at e ' llood, Pomeroy; Jackie Insurance Protection for Ohio o ge Ca en and children, her publicity A layette show' dleport Park, Monday at 6:30 The course waa given Pomeroy· Roger A wheat farmers Fred, George and Melvin of ' · pm · through th ' ' · Joe Cabee d' Mi er was announced for tbe nell · · ecooperatlon of the Reedavllle; Sleven E. AU . k Col n;:' " meeting of Council Meigs Local School Distrtcl Racine; BIUy J. Nance, ·riB Federal Crop ln!urA~~~~;, /~ s. Alb Eileen Bahr. A~V ·MEETS and the State of Ohio Trade cine; David E. Haines, w:;~ be ~vailable to addi· .. IVJ en o1 . Games were played with priz- The Women s Auxlhary of the and Industrial Education Serv· land; Paul E. Smith, Pomeroy· o w eat growers far ens VISited Tuesday w1th her es swarded the winners Mrs Chester Fire Departmesl met ire. Thomaa A. Blame Jr ' 1967 crop year. It Is avail· father, L._D. Diles. Hallie Frederick won the. d...: Wednesday evening at the Fire A gift waa presented to GUI port; Johnnie R. 'L. • Klein able on wheat production cocts Jane Gilkey, Sharon . . House. Several projects were by th d rtme t. Po ' In 49 Ohio counties. Com lnsurRobln Mills and Anita prize. Secret pal gifts were diS· di ed and It d 'ded to e epe n meroy; Nonnan E. Hawley, ance is available I 40 II "' • , tributed scuss waa eCJ Middleport· Keever M Grate n coun e<, 1 have returned from a two . A des~ert course was serv;.j an ice cream social Ia Margaret McDaniel, and Erma Langsville( Melvin B..;.,, Ew: soybeans In 46, lomatoea In I, stay at Camp Sandy Ben, Ehz- by .1 b ' te M the near future. The president,, Cleland. Others attending the ingwn· Robe 1 M B th _and _ to_b_a_cco_ln_3._ _ _ __ abeth W Va The e os sses, rs. E Cl I d . ted ' ' r . ro ers, ' . . group was Speacer Mrs Estber rma e an ' lppom a com·'l meeting were Cleo Smith Opal Pomeroy. Clatr A Twmer Dex ., -·and yov want the BEST brought home by Mr. and Mrs. and ., • Ell ·Hannum to th mittee lor community service Eichinger Dorothy Myers te . Leo ' rd L b roy; Ray E. Justis, Long BoJ. Robert Mills. · "'· a • ose with Clarice Allen as ohairmao Mar ' Chr ' r' na ' ar er' tom; George L. Harris, Jr mortgage loaa you can ged Mr and Mrs Robert named above, and Mrs. Larry assisted by E tit Rid garet isty, Betty Gaul, vUle; Roy G. Dillon, Pomeroy· Dennis E. S 1 ., · · Woife, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter,l :;iiii s · er enour. and Gay Smalley. ville; William M. Will, Porno- Middleport. ae ens, .Hel'l!l you'll find modern, clearly·statef, Mrs. Norman Frederick, Miss I• mortgage loans at real down-to-earth Leda Mae Kraeuter, Mrs. Marcost! Payments are conveniently arthe ion Wood, Mrs. Milo Biggs, Mrs. rang13(1 to best fit your monthly budnt. Clarence NeutzUng and guests, And act100 on your application incfua. Mrs. Elizabeth Rader, Joyce illg ~WJ>raisal of the proper r•': her:dm Bing, Sheila Newell, Lisa, Gina I immediately! · and Susa!Uie Grueser and Lor- I Buying or building, en Wolfe. ' ~ i' IMPORTANT KEEP THIS HEALTH INSURANCE CARD Pomeroy·:Middleport, 0., JUly lB. 11161 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Kosygin Gives Wilson Cool Shake � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 15, 1966 archer brown humphrey roush