https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/725dc6f68e327db3088a23bdf4dde1fb.pdf a098b4297113c3918e63188b7babc85f PDF Text Text ....... ~. • ., ) I , . .f '. e. ' .• ~ r; ' ForiY M lnembers · from''· lunl ter's Cave Seven ci as cabin co1 nature, c'i!i ' ion. cam" I I·' . ·~ ,,./! ' '·. ., POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 63 ·. ilt~ ~e CfiV.THAT ·GOT 6EO~t1E ·WA!n-ttN6TON l'H~~ ~AL~Ii FaR6f!. . M1ke Barr . ,\l ;m Holt b: d chief d1 Blake'll!' WORLD Enforced Quiet CHICAGO - THE STREETS of Chieago's west side today were calm once more. Three straight nights of patrolling by NaUonal Guard troops appsreoUy had taken the steam out of youthful rioters who ran wild last week. Only six arrests were reported Sunday night in the area in which two persons were sbot to death, dozens Injured aod bundreda arrested during three nights of rioting last week. ·I CLING TE~ACtOUSL'r' To NN VE!.'I VAlli> VIEW THAT I AM TENACIOUS ••• ROB Robt-rt ( • Mr. and i WASHJNGTON - TOP U. S. officials have issued new warnings to Communist Norlh Viet Nam against resorting Ill "bar· baric tactics" in the treatment of captured Amencan filers. Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk and Deputy Defense Secreta'! CY!us E. Vance added theuvmces Sunday to the mounting IContinued On Page Two) wounds ret No\'. 19. 11 · ol South ' in First Cu ra ,·is1on. He in Viet Nai ~d in Deet • New, Stiff Warnmg has receiv1 Purplr He; "enl of th1 servt~d ALLEY OOP ' tf 1 arge to nver DWTI . •1y Damaged AUlOS are HeaVI ' Four persons were Injured, one man was arrested on a DWI charge and two cars were <~o~maged In an accident at 2:40 a.m. sunday on Route 7, just north of the Sundown Nile club. Meigs County Sheriff's deputies said James Edward Sellers, 56, Syracuse, driving in the southbound lane, ran his car into the rear of a vehicle operated by Del· bert Patterson, 52 Portland. Taken to veierans Memorial Hospital by the Porneroy emergency squad for treatment were Sellers, who suffered a broken shoulder bone and lacerations; Mary Sellers, 40, Syracuse, lacerations of the head, hand and face· Patterson, fractured collar bone, and Carol Dorst, 48, 'seech-st, Middleport, a passenger In Patterson's car, who complained of back Injuries. guard ran, crossed to the left Sellers was later charged with side of the highway and struck DWI. an embankment. It was reported lhal Sellers' Sellers' car continued approxcar ran Int.> the rear of the imately one-tenth of a mile other knocking it inlo a oection from the point of bnpact beof guard railing on the right fore It came to a otop on Its haod side of the road The rlghl side In a oreek, and hard Patterson ear, after hilling the agalrlSt a bridge abutment. auth· Hunlin Is Lowf CHICAGO (UP!) -Richard Speck the roving seaman "born' lo · bell," faced •· ut&IS!UD~nt, today on a charge >I olaughterlng elghl YOWl£ •lud~.li!ll durlJI& a A!llb\ Ill A f-luntin 'irm . StMe ova" l(m hid lf pllbliC ll S .·r~hurg. W riue a(·~·nrdin .11> r iel. II. S. ! ,"hp firm t J l8Vt>r1 ~'H' C!!!! IN'a: a eo a:.."lf'lling rlo('k comf il •t:nJc rees. seed n t XJ st.ing 1'-ICU " mem:e \ be •·nm1 ... l \ DIVOl Alice Sp· lled a peti ~eigs Cou B.ut .' agai olontcoal, ~oss neglt ' or.• ' iff is see ninor chilt . Jfo. terror four days ago. Speck was also expected lo be brought face to face with Miss Corazon Amurao, a pert Flllpptno exchange student who ....,lved what bas ~ called .II> Jfo. .II> Jfo. "the crime of the century." Speck, 24, was captured abnost by accident, ln a Skid Row fiophouse Sunday. He had tried to gash himself to death with a bro~ wine bot~tt. · * * * orllles reported. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's officers were also caUe<l • at 1~: 30 a. 1IL Sunday to !nvestigate a one-car mishap on Rt. 124 in Minersville, just north of the George Grueser residence. E till H Ro e R D s omer w • 25• · · 2, Beloit, Ohio, traveling east m a 1962 model car: failed to make a curve and his automobile went over an embankment. The car turned over once and landed on Its wheels. There was medium damage to the car, and no arrests or Injuries. Sheriff's authorities also reported a misbap Sunday afternoo;;, lour-tenths of a mile east of the Molls and Vinton county line on Rt. 124. It was reported one of the wheeli drop· I ped off a car driven by Benny 1 Stafford, New Haven, and it ' went Into an embankment. I There was front end domage. The accident Io still under : investigation. 1 . .. . ~ ,. ANDY CAPP . ----- CHICAGO IUPI) - Dick tlon. that they had brought In just Speck, the self-styled hell-raiser The fumbling attempt at another Saturday night wino. accused of stabbing and stran- suicide had Uttle resemblance Speck, held today in Bridegllng eight young nurses, was to the cold and methodical well J'all under armed guard ~· himself whimpering for help slayings, one by one, of the and lettered with cloth •traps, and moaning, "I'm scared" Bludent nurses four dayo had the background of being a when his moment of truth previously of which he Is violent drunk, an ex-roovtd In came. accused. Texas wbo tried to Bllsault 8 Speck, 24, was carried on a Realization of the capture of woman there with a 17-lnch stretcher from a foul-smelling the mass murder suspect came knife, a wile-beater, a drifter. Hophouse on Chicago's Wesl In Cock County Hospital when a He was born in Monmouth, Madison Street early Sunday young doctor wiped away blood Ill., not far from Chicago. morning. He had slasbed his from Speck's left arm with his Speck wandered to the left arm and scratched his fingertips and saw the tattooed Chicago area last March, right wrist with a broken wine words: "Born to raise hell " shorlly after being sought In bottle and then banged on a ' Thougbl Wino Dallas for the burglary of a neighboring cubicle for allen· Up to then, pollee thought !Continued On Page Two) Teen-ager, s,eet, Rescuer, ~:::=.E.;~::~:; Die at Locks audlorltlea bwldled •• bow lo aBSare blm the lightest pooBible oecurlly. Speck's lrralpment had beea s<beduled for 1:38 a.m. CDT bul 1o afte that 11 ' ng r me Cook C.unly olflclalo were couferrfag about the arraignmeat Bile. young doctor wasbed the blond from his arm and fOUild the identifying" tattoo: "Born to raiSe hell. The police had their .man. Chicago pohce, posHng a 24bour ·a· day guard around Speck's hospital bed In the ---~---Bridewell House of Correction, emphasized they were not going to queshon Speck tbemsleves. That wlll be up to the olfice of CAMP DRUM, N. Y. .- Ma-l 20th Air Foroe In the Pacific., lain In lhe United Stales Army Stale's Atty. Daniel P. Ward. jor Franklin Rizer, operations During a good portion of the Reserve Forces. Nine-Hoar CGnferenee officer at Wheeler-Sack Air Korean conflict, Maj. Rizer He attended the advanced ar- Aller a nine-bour conference Field, became a maj.or for lhe was maintenance olficer for the Ullery schoo! In Fort Sill, Okla. with prosecutors and detectives kcond time last Friday. 4th and 51st fighter wmgs tn MaJOr Rizers home unitu the broke up Sunday night, Ward Maj?r t;tizer first held his Japan. He was responsible for 3691h Engineer Group, Fort said he expected 111 get a majority m the Air Foree dur- malnlenance or F-811 jets, the Hayes, Columbus. stalemenl from speck today. !ng World War II. He ·~w ac- IIIOSt up-I<Hiate planes used io A native of Syracuse and the Aulhoritlee were taking I kid lion ~n the South Pacific Thea- that war. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rl2er, / gloves approach Ill the tall ter with asSignments 10 Aus- Rl · lud he 1 led to th ~- drifter from Texas because of tr lia' th Ton•a Island Gund zer's decoratiOns Ioc e s marr e • s, • the air medal with oak leaf Wanda Potts and th have recent u.s. Supreme Court a ·l e aHicafinal anlgdh New Caledonbela. cluster In May of 1952 Rizer two children Frank~ n and •decisions widening the rights of e evt f ters and born .... . ' ' . accused persons includmi the P-38 p..ag P-40 was discharged from the Air Melissa. The R1zers reside on . · . B-17 8-24 1llld 'IForce. East Main-st, Pomeroy, Pollee srud Sunday rught they ' · had recovered a 12-lnch hunting Reforo returning to the states More jban 10 years from the When asked wby he joined ' knife S li had sold to 8 In May 19441,. Maj. Rizer se"- time of his discharge, Maj. the army, Major Ri..,. said, tav rn b:::y for $1 a few hours e<l as CDi>llot for Gen. Millard Rizer was given a direcl· ap- "I just wanted to get back Jn. e Hannon, who commanded the i potnlment to the rank of cap- to aviation. • !Continued On Page Two) . secondr·une . w·ms Rank0 f M3JOr RIZer r· s-29 DON 1 ' .... CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES - Hennan Carson, foreground, and Benny Slawter are working on the Policemen answering a rou- latest construction project undertaken at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. It is a display buil~n~· adjacent to tine call found hbn on • blond· the Rock Springs Grange hall. The Meigs County Agricultural Society the past few years added •I least one soaked mattress ,tn the Skid new building to the fairground facilities each year, - Senbnel Photo. Row hotel. It wasn t ~til Speck was I'UBhed to a hospital that a cmcA~ (tlPi) _ b- '"'"'"'I - '·· Young, Collins, Gemini 10 Ready nlpment of Rlebard Killer Susnect 'Scared' r md the esti Tht- work 1f const rue n~· I --~-- PARKERSBURG, W. Va. IUPil _ A South Parkersburg, teen-ager and her would . be/ CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)- Astronauts John Young h rescuer drowned Sunday nig t l and Michael Collins take off in their Gemini 10 capsule in the Ohio River at Reedsville today on the nation's most advanced manned spaceflight. Lock No. 20 about 16 miles [ Their 70-hour 17-minute mission consists of three south of here. linkups with an Alias Agena target rocket, a rendezvous Charlie Workman, the lock- , with the Gemini 8 Agena rocket, a spacewalk by Collins master, said Donn11 Moore, 17, I for 55 minutes and another 55 minutes whirl through was wading In the water with space with the cabin hatch open as Collins stands on hil a friend when 'he stepped off · seat taking pictures of the ' - - - - -- ---'= a ledge into about 15 feel of stars. rendezvous targets. Young and water. BOB CARUTHERS Never before bas the U.S. Collins were set to follow iD Workman said the girl could attempted such an intricate pursuit 101 minutes later, al not swim and nearly drowned Robert CarutheMi, son of series of dockings and such 6:21 p.m. EDT. the boy when Denver Abbott, Mr. aod Mrs. Robert Caruth- prolonged exposure to the It was a Ioogb schedule for 38 also of South Parkersburg, I ers, &til> Cole St., Middle- possible perils of space by its lhe launch crews to meet A ju;,.ped Into the river to rescue port, bas eolisted In the U. S. astronauts. delay of more than 28 mlnutea the pair. I Army. He left June 21 to start The astronauts' first assign- ' in getting the Allas-Agena off Workman said Abbott SUC· basic lraiolng at Fori Ben- :menl wa' to sleep past noon will automatically bring a tw<> ceeded in getting the unidenti- ning, G..rgia. Robert, better ,but nobody really expected day postponement In the double fied friend to shore and return- known Bll Bob, was •ery ac- them to do so. taunch. With the Agena in Olbit, 1the ed to rescue Miss Moore. He ttve in sports, and before his .. Titan 2 rocket carrying said both went under a short eollstmenl, was employed at Early nsmg launch pad jGemini 10 will have to gel time later. 1 Tiny's FOodland In Mi<klle- crewmen made last mmute •way in 35 seconds of its The three were with a group , port. checks . of electroniC and jscheduled blastoff time -or an outing. Abbott's body ' mechanical eqwpment m prepa· also lace a tw<><iay clelay. 00 was recovered a short time afratiOn for the B a. m. (DT) The astronauts were fit and ler the mishap occurred. But • he. gummg of .the fmai count- ready as could be ~ the two authorities dragged the river ' :down . The flight Will be .the ,space machines were prolate Sunday night searching fori eighth U.S. rno-man tnp mto lnounced "go" The weather a ortlit and the next to last , ' the body of the girL I threat earlier, appeared II The Reedsville fire depart· beforeb three-man Apollo mis- ,least acceptable. Officials said e t participated In the dragSions egm. th . ' 1m ~ n . . Funeral services for Ray , Bastoff Time e~e was a one--u;r our c nee gmg operatiOns. Lantz Spring Ave. Pomeroy First scheduled to blastoff - of mlerference With the light FAJRFIELD STATION h '. ' . .' double launcb schedule by tall ~ w o d~ed Sunday mormng m at 4:40 p.m. (EDT)-was an · afternoon thunderstorms Sunday temperatures ~ high the Meigs General Hospital, will Atlas booster carrying a 26-foot l · !10, low 63. Monday reading - be held Wednesday at 2 p. m.l Agena satellite the astronauts . 8S at 1:30 a. m. at the Baker Funeral Home, st. will use as the first of two Paris, Ohio. Burial wiU be in 3C SOn 3IJ" the MI. Tabor cemetery, West Liverty 1 1 Ray Lantz of . pomeroy D'Ies . . J k F• Days of 'Ten Nights in a Barroom' Past Bloc Missiles M , E Ohio's First Survivors Include a daughter, BY BJ!VLAII JONES down. erslde" and will be given Wed-~ brilliant young Japanese corn- Leonardo Valezquez. Mary Ellen Wren, Degr~l; .. COL~US (UPI) ~hlo'J "Here Comes the Sbowboal," Mua!e rut-of-doors has Its nesday, July 21, at the Pome- poser, Toshlro ,Nayuzimi, witb To close the concert, the a 800 • Floyd Lantz, 1 •na, ~ county fall' season gets undermarked a highpoint in the own special quality whether It roy levee. There will be a spe- special l!ghUng 'efjects by one Wind Symphony will turn to the two graodsons: four brothers, . LONDON (UP!l - Aulhonta-, way this week when the Jacteultural life qf Ohio river res!- be In the Hollywood Bowl, a- clal children's concert Wednes· of the country' a f01'\!Jilost light.- popular and Inspiring score Ralph and John, both of ur-1live sources said here today son County Fair opeas Its g4tes. denta. Today, II Is different long' ake Michigan sbores, the day morning atl0:30 a.m. and lng deslgnera. from "The Sound of Mua!c"lllld bana; Herbert, Be.efontalne,lthe. Soviet .bloc was r~d~i·~ The Jacboo County ~ Culturally speaking, we rniJ!hl ocean fronts or the concerts un- there ts no charge for either. Another unique addlllon 1o will play selections orchestral- and Harold, MonroVIa, Cahf., major conSignments of mi<Siles tlon annual ts the early bird fo! say we have progressed from der the elms at Ohio Univer- Included 1n the program Is a tbe sympbony'a program Is, ed specially for the Symphony and one SISter, Mrs. Lawrence for No~ Viet Nam and of -.. Ohio fairgoer!. The fair opent the "Ten Nights In a Bar- sity iD Athens. Americans lille color~:ll rendition of "Down "Jazz 1966," which should be a by Robert Russell Bennett, Wood, DeGraff. perls to mstall or possibly I!Ven Tuesday and runs through tho room" Ill a higher level of en- 1 ·, out-of-doors ~ remem- by tho Riverside," orebestral- real treat for juz fans. The wbo did the original Broadway Friends may call al the Ew· operate the~. following Monday . tertalnmelll with the coming her the bind conoerll that used ed by Pittsburgh campooer group helped oponsor 1llld par- orchestration of Richard Rod· Ing Funeral Home until Tue,. The nuss!les are the fa~t Two other county fail'l! al"' of the American Wind Sympb- to be beld each summer? The James Drake. 11 1s the oel..,_ 1lclpated tn a 1MDlvt! jaa tes- gers' music. day morning when the body fresh supplies under the terms start this week. Tile flve-daJ ony Orchestra 1o Ohio River opportunity lo bear really good lion chosen by the Dlroctor, tlval in Plttibwlb over the The Wind Symphony will play will be taken to St. Paris. of last week's Warsaw Pact Pulllam County Fair starts at valley ros!dents. mualc Is now posolble. TV some- Robert Auatln Bollllreau to Fourth hoUday . whl!l't' the Its concert from Its , specially Mr Lantz was rushed to decision Ill step up aid to Ha- Ottawa Wednesday, and tho . Though we're stuck here ov- time$ bas tripe, good boob ore star1 lhe proJram. Also .;.,bed- worb of ...erat American jazz- constructed barge, "Point Conn- tbe hospital 'at 6:o:; p. m. Sat- noi, including "volunteers" if four • day Warren Collllty Fair far bani to find, and theatres ore wed Is VIvaldi's ''Cmcerto lor men W1!l1l feallnd, lnclndillg lerpoint," named to symbolize urday by Pomeroy emergency Ho Chi Minh asks for lhem. starts at Lebanon Thursday, er the mountains and from the ocean and lake $>rea, bani put lo have decent pro-. ~ C Trwnpets" filr, baroque Bllly' May, OUver Nelson, BID the orchestra's music and also squadmen after he apparently The reliable '!"urees said the ---:-- . , we ate able to have 1 concert ductlons. . .' ·orcbeotra with barpilchord, tes- Holman 1llld ~Its origin at Point Stale Park tn hod iallen off 8 stone wall he e~perts WIU primarily Irmtruct ORDER8 CBACQIOWN of our own on the river frQnl So the Wind SyillpbOil)Oii an turlnc the brass, reed aDd per- • A major alot In .tbe program Pittsburgh. was walking 011 near _his res!· the Communist North Vie!na· STEUBENVILLE, Ohio !IJPI) when the Wind Symphouy Qr.. lsi8nd of betler entertalnml!llt. cusslon aectlona. will be filled . by either o1 1\fo Although the coneerts are dence. . meso m the use of the missile• - A crackdowll 011 the mlinlllri dlelfra, prt8ellla Ita annual COD; ,Jfl program •II 'a vll'leil iCliHI, 0nee of lbe more .acltlng se- selectloas, ••Symphooy IV" by free, II sUD takes $1,500 to have J ApParently suffering a skull but ,they may - for the flnl raeltet - ~· tGCaJ · If ceria to l'llldents along I b.e f81ll!lll from VIvaldi · lh!'OIJab ~ on the pnllr8ID Is "Col!- the Amorlcan Al•nj II slop at PorTWmy and I he fracture ill the fall, he dledlllme - also help to opecale city SafelY. DireCtor WilllMI r._ river ·loWIII from, Pllflllllllb llodenl lw "don 111 the riY.: lliriO for PtrouAioo" bJ llovlllilea <~~~·"Cual\llltemoc" 111 (ColltJnued 011 Pace Two) Slmtlq. lbem. ~· : ' . O: OVmg ast """!' ~It) "{~FIND WHE'R£ .' IT, PET? ''.' .:,·('···: , . ;,I ,•¥_r· ! '' ' .., ·.· , i. ,' :' ; . ~ . r' ~ '""""i!!l'f - : • ,l· ' . ;r, . ." ' i, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1966 Speck Facing Arraignment now at h.o ents. \4. ' Four Injured InCh Collision d D• Ia the Agent. was Army as 1 Class I E-4 Battalion, en tine •: I HAV'E ~~IW! I HAVE C at y •• ~- VOl XVIII g, ,m.,ry, Wl r: •••. '. PEANOTS tiv itie.c;. The Ann Holter. ·Margaret /;~.' ·, I ,,, . ' ' • ' ,. ,, t. ,,, . ' . J ,t_. �• ;'~. IANDUSKY, Olllo (UP!) - •ludent wu crownecl Miss Ollie ~n; ~Y 'tiai'08y, 11, tl!1rd Umt wu the chorm 11r ~ Sharoo Elaine Phil1an of Delaware, the new MIS8 ..io. Tilt 6-feot 5, 111 ,,...,., II~ Ohio ilalll University . • afs UPI Br l~ . (ColltltluN from PaJo 1l ellon3 et , . - t ~ from tile Unit.. Sta~ and olhOt frft world aatlona- aplnlt HIIIOI'' threat II holll "war l!flmH" trials of !hi! nters. Rtut'a waraing 1111 typftlly lo1t-bytd, but IllS IIIHIIbll wai eloar. In n lnttrview Wltll Unltei PreSs Jntematioll61 be aald, "IIIIIM It Ia ant 1\r Hanoi to understand tbat lhoJ are h'pOCied ta 1!0111· ply Willi the IIOI'IIlli civilized tandllrdl 111 d I' with pr10 s Sooth v· ,10 • ooen. t ana tbe uomeat hiVI! ~:0 lui to ~ . an!, ajjl'ftiDO s 11111 reg · . !h• Mln Ohio """lelll went to leen Elizabeth Hepler, Bowllllfl Green. MID PIUIUIIII 'IIDI enter the Misa Amerlel Jlllellli Iii Bell••mber But her pr-•ra"ons i;.. thei may bep ~J;o...u 10tna bltk to Ollie) 81110 for 1 yeer. She wDI be a senior In hOme .........,1ca and child de- Obio. Wlllllfllllhe Udt l*'ofithd 1M . weii ..The Leathfmeclu p\libllig Ull'alllh l Vall 19' less than 10 mllel frtln tat llilnilitarllft - • dlo vldllli North and sbiith \'~. Narn. The Communlstl rtlbi'ttil tfYII!g !. 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Back double, and then he tripled in a W. L. Pet. GB'· PARIS _<UPIJ - Brazil !""ved "He's !!Imply a physiological SIX ,fohn Ba1rd came on in re- B t. Cl d Y run and scored to highlight 8 Columbus 50 38 568 mto the lmals ol the DaviS CUp phenomenon " bubbled 1·ubilaDl lief. He wor ked one and one u b enk enon . ht h inning that Toronto . has batted. his three-run e1g 49 43 .533 ... 3 inter-zo ne compe t't' I ton Sunday Stan Wright' coach of the third innings, gave up no hits, way ac lllto the hneup sewed the game up. Toledo 48 · 44 :522 4 by splitting. its final two singles United State; national men's no walks and struck out two. He was also 2-lor-3 tn the Rochester 48 45 .516 41; matches With France to como team that was supposed to Top hitters for second game and scored twice. Richmond 44 47 .484 7'h 'plete • 4-1 victory, have taken on Poland this past were: Rusty Woomer, two · 0" He hit a two-run homer in the Buffalo 44 47 .484 7'h gle!11n lhr..· (rips to the plate; e1ghth to cap .the scoring. .Jacksonville 43 46 .483 7'h M1ke Fetty, a triple in three Stove Blass went 7 1-3 Innings Syracuse 38 54 .413 14 trtp!i!: Sammy Ferrell, a douto ~et the victory io the opener, Sunday's Resulta b\e m two trips; and G 1en while Tom Sisk scattered nine Buffalo 5 Rochester 3 Hanes, a· double ln foup n UeS hits to win the nightcap. Giant Toronto 5 Syracuse 0, 1st Line · score, . starters Ron Herbel and Bob Syra. 5 Tor. 3, 2od, 7 inns. Mll'ile.mle ~ :. 001 llfiO _ 7 5 HIRAM, Ohio (UPll -Coacb , ~iddy were both knocked out Richmond > Toledo 2, 1st Chesh1re .. ·. 210 1100 - 3 2 Banton Collier was schedule.! '" the sixth and suffered the Toledo 1 RICh. 0, 2nd, 7 inns. P-'teries:- ·Malleab!e _ Bux· to officia!Jy open the losses: Cols. 7 Jacksonville 3, Isf to~ (WP) and Retty; Cheshire . Browns' training ChriS Short pitched 1 two- Jcksnvlle 6 Cols. 4, 2nd, 7 iniiS. -Metzger ·rLP), Baird 51 camp with his annual message hitter to give the Phils their and D. White. to the squad. vl~tory in the opener But the WON DIVING Slxtee~ of the original lloifgers came back with three BOLZANO teams are left as the Veterans checked into t h e runs in the ei.ghth Inning of the 01 m ic . • Italy <UP!) ment enters its ninth · da camp Sunday to aug- nightcap to beat Ra Herbe Y p . Silver medalist Klaus play; Pt. Pleasant has y ment the rookies and a sprink- Claude Osteen got ~e victort. ~ BlaSI of Italy Sunday won teams left; Galli olis four· of veterans alreody th~r~. with relief he\ from ry e ltJ,meter platform diving dleport, ·four; J.eshi~- Bull . . defending .Eastern DIVI- Regan. Jim Gifll:m d bl.:hiil "?mpetltion at an mternallonal ·"' a !!non champwns get down to ou n d1vmg meet With 1 totaJ of 1o Rod Syracuse, each has two-a-day drl.lis b . . Tu one run and John Roseboro 497 45 points egmmng es- singled lA tw d · · day. Today was occupied .by o to ecide the ----Colli,er's "state of the Browns" game. Hi CUP SIGHTED message and picture taking . Billy Wtli'For C~cle HANKOE, Norway (UPI) _ The Browns Sunday signed -~ lams it '"' the Ernest Fay of Houston Tex 1 Dick Pesonen, who formerly ::.c WI a single, double, moved to within one vlcinry ~; This special low price includes: pl~yed lor the New York th~ ~h~d 17th .hom~ 111. give. capturing the coveted ScandlnaGJBnls, as a free agent. The 6· i th ICag; Cubs lhm VIctory vian Gold Cup Sunday by • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-G89 fool, 190-pound Pesonen will be n t e nlg tcap.. Ken Holtzman Salling his 5.5 meters yacbt Forced Air Furnace tested as a safety. wen seven lnnmgs to get lhe pride to its second triumph. Nn . ..,.., -r...:" Cheshire. He gave up 1:;.'W. I . hll~, walked five and struck 1 Ttl DAILY SENnNEl wife ·.; ' 16 h' ..,! ..:;son foil- J .. .. I 1 BERKELEY · "•"' (UPJ) ·• · ' """'· - llt\dr.en4 · ·and R~ Young Jim Ryun of W_ichita, weekend. . . Ken., stood all alane today as "Jim's per/ormance was just ' perhaps the greatest frack and fantastic. He's got to be the Sa.._,, ,; . ' field hero of ail ~e. greatest, the best of ail lltne,"' SALEM, N.H. (UPII ' .,..Jot~~· Tile Glenn Cuorunghams, the continued Wright, a man not Jet and Senae of JlhytiDi. ra.!ti!' Gunder Jlaeggs aod the Roger taken easily to superlatives. to a deaa heat in the ••251'~ Ue Leaguers. Bannisters all enjoyed that "I'm just sorry that more Rockingham Special BfOOJIRed s.. 5-1 great day. but for sheer people couldn't bav. seen him stakes . . •, P~ul Pullen pitched • athletic ability .... could touch ..t the record. It ran¥s in )lly . . ...,!._. • ~ •. hitter, walked three snd the soft-spoken, 19-year-old beok as the best performance NEW YORK (lJPJ) -M~ out It-IIi the Middleport Ryun from Kansas' dusty by a track athlete of aU liJI!t." Right, twned by tbe Sox downed Portlaod ii-I. ' TbiJ Is my aecona home!- plains. . Ryun's breakdowns were 57:7 pianist Peter Dudlln, beat~:,~· Red Sox never trailed Ia UPI Spono Writer . . .• . . - - -He reached the pmnacle lor the quarter, 1·55 4 for the Ethel D. Jaeobs' ExhlbiUoi!!St. .I contest. Top hitters were Doon Cleodenon ha Sunday, w1th the aid of three hall and 2·55 o for the three- by a nose in ·the • 850 DWx,'~ 11 ag:tns~ all llindlt of pitching- triumph. In tile opener, Flood er 'Pickens, one for one; way back for the ~~~~~:h a~ ~at .takes some doing homered on ooliever Bob wonderful "rabbits," by lower- quarters Haodicap at Aq....ru'ct. ' .,' Pullen and Richard Bailey, . ~mce e Pll'ales have the three Hendley's first pitch 1n the 11th 1ug the world. mile record to an __ , • one for two; and D. It meaes that the Pirates ~ehl~~~-4\in the lea~ue. mmng. to decide the contest. almost unbelievable three mJ. WIN TOURNEY MILWAUKEE (UP!) one for three, all singles. have •orne all the wa hack ·td . o surge raiSed his Hal Woodeshick got the victory nutes, 5l3 seconds during the Imer Kansas amateur chamtJiO&,~ Greg· Middleswqrt gave the top ol a tight y N fi. I ~athng av~rage to .293 and he !O< 1·3 of an inning of pitehing All-AmeriCa Track and Field K U N G S B AC K A, Sweden Monty Kaser defeeted ~ · 1 onlY' fonr hits walked League pennant h a ona as "019 hit ·safely in 17 of his Hank Aaron drove in three lnvibltmnal at the University of (UPI) -Nicola Pietrangeh qf Ojala 6-5 to will tile 1i6J and struck out' nine lor t c ase. last 20 games and 23 of his Jast iruns With his "Eith homer and a California. Italy whipped Jan Enk Lund- National Pobllc Unb ', .ulllle." Pirates. John Johnson was Clendeno•, the big first 29. . sacnfice fly to spark the Brave Racme ended the first round RuRnin on a h qulst of Swedeo. 7·5, 6-3, 6-!, to -:·~ lor two, including a double; baseman who/ was slumping Le~isew~~~ladbl the NatioR&I v•ctory over the .Reds. II was of the Hockmg Valley League in perf.:t weath:" !:.~tl ~d capture the men's singles IItle, INGLEWOOD, Calli. (UPf) • •. Walibrown, Keith F•tch and. playmg only part-time gue e!phla heat Los the Braves' 9th VICtory In their schedule with a 4-0 wm over ' R n sna . o ' then teamed wilh Sweden's - Native Diver set nelaa .. Jeff Harris, were aH one earner thiS seasoR, climaxed a Angeles 3-D but lo.st the second last It .game.s. Former Brave visitmg Murray City Sunday as i el~ 's P:;:'!r'!:'c:~• Mich- Sven Th?"m to win the doubles history by ·eap~~~~tq tt. •v three, all singles. month-long surge. Sunday by ~~~ ~-lH Atlanta . topped Hank FIScher ~~~- knocked out lefty Larry Price tossed two- little~ore tllan a 6 set ~ competition Sunday m the $162,100 Hollyw004 &Ill ·.Oqu n Line score· sparkmg the Pirates to a Ch~nna I ' 81. Loms edged m the second mrung and took hit hail. The victory upped Ra· Rennos France :,.~r bago a Gottskaers lnternatioeal Tennis for the second straight ,ear, a v' Portland 001 000 - I 5 doubleheader sweep th go n 11 innings but lost the loss while Denny Lemaster erne's record to 5-t. the co~eted id rough! Tournament feat never perfll'llled' before, . ·• Mlddleporl . 012 llX - 5 4 the_San Francisco Glanls, 7-4 Y:rk se~~ H~~=· 7·2, New/staggered to the VIctory Wblle All Racme runs came In to the Uni~orsu.;:"~r b~: 7 '. and 7.5 n twice, 4-2 bemg tagged for U hits. the second inning as the result first lime since 19.17 · i Batteries: Portland-G. · dleswart (LP) and J. _The _vlclol'les moved the I . The Mets ended a seven- of five walks issued b H. Hash· From 1934 thro . . ') Wallbrown (5); Middleport P~rate~ mGto the lead by a game Ch~ag:'!..at';;:J~can ~agbue game losmg. streak with their man and an inlieldysmgle by grest Cunningham"~~~~~: Pullen (WP) and Becker e 1ants. more I ut sweep of Houston. Gerry Arrigo Dave Spencer ld' . . Clendenon went 4-for-6 In the lost the -second game 3-2, pitched and batted the Mets . . ' w?r ' greatest diStance maR Th Malleable 7-l games including a triple Cleveland swept a pair from the tr~umph in the opene Hto The .only other Racine htte ; Wllh a then astounding 4:116.8 afte: f~;s:~n~"'!~g~l~ed his 15th homer, to lead tbe ~tro~i 1·3 and 15-2, Kansas went seven inmngs aod d:,;bl~ ~~~~'":~~~:r~nn~k~n~enk:: clocking " Malleable Iron jumped on y me to the top. inn~gs p:u'td s:::~n 3-2 in 10 home a run in the filth and ane Wolle, Hurry Matheney re- Then, along came Sydney er John Metzger for six runs in II was quite a revel'l!al lor to win the second ~:e bhack ::n doubled home two more in lieved Hashman of M u r r a y Wooderson of England to 2 TWIN SIZE th~)/'>p of the fifth inning to ice Clendenon, who didn't star identical 3-2 count ~ 10 in Y an se~;dth. In the second C•ty m the third and went the snatch the record away With a eHollywoocl a.ds _ the, hall game. 19£6 like he was planning it to California blanked W hirungs, ~arne, le Kranepool bJt a rest of the route 4:116.4 and lA succession 111e a w d f1 5-0 b as •gton omer and double and knockl'd Pnce while gom the dis record moved on to Haeu the •Sofe Beds---Brad Buxton fanned 12 . i;n ~r uam~ear-st Alter . ut lost the second game, 3-~ in two runs to win the game lor lance for the win~ers struck flying Swede1 countryman Arne 1 2 PCE. legs, gave up three singles hitting 3 ~ s ._ Y~~r ~n I~ innings and New York Bob Fnend, who gave up 11 out eight aod walked ~ix Ra Gundersson, Haegg agaiR Ban'" 10 walked two. John Baird ' · ,raiSe s andw ppe Minnesota twice 4·2 hits whlle chalking up the !94th cme stili in secood pia · in. 'Inister witb tile world's fir~t sub • Living Room Julte1 Metzger and v·mton Ran k'in had Clendenon ave'=age 289 ' · g.a · I • to ce host [ four-minute mile, John Landy got off to o •VIc ry of hi s career. the 'league standmgs will 2 PCE. thMe hfll' for Cheshire star( and found himself" o:~~y r· Ciendenon was 2·for-l in lhe Athens next Sunday •at 2 p.m. of Australia, Derek lbbotsOII tl •Bedroom Sulfel _ _ e zger started and worked . . e lrsl game as he beat out a England Herb Elliolt of BUDGET SHOP River News m"f til!. ,, SPECK 0ptomet rJS• t w•11 Lead I oh•10 Leg10D o:, JuiJ 18, 1988-1 · ~~)•; , ~ 1;118 P·, 8:30 p:m., Pt. Pleasaat Pure lowned PorUaod Pirates 6-1, He'Oe 1 the schedule lhrou•h· ms 'Pt Pt1 Pleaaarit Malleable • r..,.llallt ~ (2-0) 0U '~' •~.ealelf the Choshlre Wednesday, barring . any post.. v;.' Gait~s,A'thleUas (1-D). er·s ~··(!~) vs. Pt. Pleasant Fish'·3,-.and tha Middleport ponements due to ram: Tuesday. - 1:16 p,ita., Galll- Weclnesda - . legs W91 by forfeit over Monday - 6.15 p.m., Bulla- polis White Sol (1-D) vo. Galli- racuse o-o Y 6.30 p.m., Sy1 vs. Mlddlepol'l RedPomeroy Dodgers (I-ll) '"· Pt. Pleasant Dun- polis Orioles (1-.0)• '7'30 p (I 1 nf8btlll.tht Eighth ABRual Tires 0·0) 7:30 p.m., Mid- Jllliddleport Senator~ (i.o) ·~;· ~); and 'I P m., Pt. ger .Creek Tournament lor Yankees \Z.O) vs. Che- Galllpolla SeDijtors: f!-D); and vs:":"dllle~~:e~~ ~~n(l~\~) 4-0 Shutout 0n 0pponent Ill mlss!OIII over the North, striking oU ~ *tiM ... lnlllsportaUon faclliUes In the 8011\hern Panhandle region Tlvo planes were lost but three lMtl all ftl'l ,.. crew b!l• aid Da(Jy_8fnt1ne~ Pomeroy.lflddteport, Racine Puts .illpllesrilft Ia Slllton mleanv.f.lle ft~ tJ. I. Navy an4 Alt FilM jlllbel Sunday ftelf Five lnJ• ured Jn ACCI'dent ..... Comi·ng onto Market Soon w.: on • a e ver Irst ace In ' ' FrllaJ II Great Lakes Reg.onal D~re<tor of ~opumk Oil. portunity w~s in Athena Tll.~~y. ~ly 14, to. meet wlih Mason Morf1t (standmg), executive drreclor of the lnsll-TOKYO (UPI) _ Communist China vowed today Jute for Regional Developm,e nt and Samuel S,harp (rjg!lt). lhiRr llolfhloh Visttlnl 1 rt N rth v· t N · ith ''all necessary actions" director of the lnstltlltes Commuruty Serv1tes (lfftce. 10 o suppo o am w . d Jones also m~t with other staff members of tne lnWtutt boars Z-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents until final victory is won In the South. The Chmes~ ~al and Ohio Universiy officials to discuss the prQJreSS' of only on Pedialrlco_Ward. the pleqe stan~s "no matter what. U S. Imperialism community action pro'"'ams in Southeastern Obio an4 Plloll N!JOI'I8I alghlinC II A~-· miKht do." ~othmg was sJH!lled out In detail, however. the role of the tlnlversfi in the •·war on Poverty." Fol· FIVI! pl!rMhl 'lvtl't IIIJ*til liN tnd le•MIC It ..-.11r1 LJSa E. Oiler, .1'120 Eastern The Chmese promise came on the heel~ ol a defiant lowing the Athens viSit 1ones toured portions of Atllena, Saturday evenlni 1n an eccl- ....,.._ lllltt' a nld ow the Ave.; Jen C. Malme, 122 State speech Sunday by North Vietn~mese Pres1den~ Ho Ch1 Horking and PerJ1 counties with Martin Sharrett, Cl!tet- dehllnvolvlns ~ 1111 ivest Balon •n -.e fldllll • St.; Jesse V. Arnold, nt Pine Minh. Ho ordered partial mobilization and S8ld North lor of the Tri-County Community Action Prognln. Maln-St 1 Potllel'OI' lllll1ll • IIOI'thwest fl No Sp«ioo Cllll St.; Mrs. Robert E. Show, Ill Viet Nam would fight on for "5, 10, 20 years or longer" Pomen: polke a cat llonC Hill. COLllMJim ·- Gtl'V. J~MI!S KinHII Dr.; L. Roger Dalley, to defeat "Am~rican ag1\..1: *'-by Linda Johnlclll. ),, American officials said till A. fthodea aaid (IJJ!ay he will Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Lale Harrison, gressors." beld by the North Vietnamese. fi " es-y-n.ofe Racine, IOiilc oortll, pulled a- U. I. tllid! Ill a1leut r,• 111111, IIQt ctlll a ll)lll!iil ..,.loll of the Rt. 1 Scottown; Mrs. John L. The Nortll Vi~tnomeore state· In Cairo today, the North C!I'OOS the bilhwt¥ whlle it~ lllidl of till leatsatllrt It .,.,.ldor legisla- Leadman, JU. I Blilw~li; Mn. ment mode no mention ol Vietnamese tmhi"Y announc!Continued from Pale 1) tmpti... Ill make a lell Cunl . tafMII ....... lion ill<ttiiOi"' ,..lltn pay· SOima S. Green, Kanaugl; Mrs. captured Ameriean airmen, ed it hod .refused to &CCI'~( grocery store. .... .ran In"' a -lhboul14 ~at Natill ani 8elllh VIet NIDI, IIWIII. Billy L. Sikes, Ewlngton; Den- whom the Vietnameore rei\Jse In from !hi! Umted Arab Repubhc He made voyage! on two eponted ~F Gilbert Hooper, Jr., ~~~... At iJo _hme time, Rhode• ro- nis Bry.., Rt. 1 Crown City; recog•ize u pri!IOIIers ol war on official U. s. warning note Great Lake5 freight~s. but lost II, Columllus. blajor .......... ,. ........1111111' veoleii 'fii!lfan Dirtctor Del- Clarence Chapman, Rt. 2 Che- aod havo threatened to brlllfl to on lhoh' captubred airmen. his job alter a viole~t light Dlsts. ver•.L. White told !lim the wol- shire; Mrs. Robert Sauoders. trial os war criminals. U. S. A C 1ne.. roadcast said Ieos with a ship's officer. In the last ~ Transpol'ttll Ill Veti!l'm fare ilOpartmlmrt. bUdget re- Jr., Rt. 1 Patriot; Mrs. James olllcials say 112 Americans --46 ol thousaods of North Vietna- few week! he hod been lool<ing CLEVELAND (UPH - A Mend'l*l ltosptl*l fire Hoopo . • queat fOr 1111 w<iuld be based A. Taylor, Konauga; Jam.. E. of them airmen - ore betllfl mose rallied I~ Hano1 Sunday '" for seaman'! work at a ~uburban CltV'eland !111'11!011 hU .,, L1lllll HooiJor, li, Colum~ upon let per cent llandards at Ctll, crown City; Mrs. Millie support of Ho s hard lm':·. The maritime union hiring hall mvented • . small, low-cost de- bas; Ptul 11urt, It, Ollu!llbua: the 1• pnceo. E. Steel, Rt. I Ewiogton; Mrs. demonstratolil pledged to Tum located close to the townhouse v1ce lot reVJIIIIII \'lctlm& of Mlu Johnson, and a IJJIUiiiCI!t' . . sylvia v. Smith, Rt. 2 Letart; evel'}' street aod every hou .. of duplex where the stlldent drowning•. •trotre•. hell'! rau- 111 ~ car, clle.,l &pe!lefr, 11, (Colllllluelllnm P11t I) StONIII •n Wt~y Mrs. James Scott, Lakin; Mrs. this capital \Hanoi\ into a nurses lived un Chicago's far ure and chronic lung diset,. Racine. The Pomeroy emergeD· afltf till liurdl!n lliaco"' A COLD rrtoNT WHICH Gary P. Minton. Pt. Pl...ant; strong fortreos," tile broad- South Side. whim will _, be matle avlll· cy M!ild ,.... Bddildlflll • tht ered 'nlurDJ. Crime llllont. has IHIOilillll ri!l!Of 1o baked Mid- : Hillis w. Faud,.... Pt. Pleas- Gaap Readin111 GalllpoUs cast said. Saw Him Ellrly able to the general pu~lic. ry lltlmklllll wn IUIIliMnl 11 7, It p.lll. west arms ftiOved. ocross the ant; 1>:frs._ Pearl 0 . Knapp, Rt . Dam 12.1, 12.7. ruonl!lfl 4 foel O!htr seametl saw him early -~ device, called Res-Q- Mlll J~ aild llri. Oft. till - aatioft today pu•hlng tllunder· 1 Galhpohs Ferry; Woodrow rollers, Pomeroy - Mason last week sitting in Luella Park ....... will be marketed lor bert lloope were lldlnlllel... WNlte Spldl ptliBed fir ldl storms ahead 111 it. Bradley, Pt. Pleasant; Sandra 120.54. Pt. Pleasant K.ll, Hin· behind the nurses apartment. $1!.50 beginning in about two the lti.t' tor ~ab!ltilt ef Itt- lltll dll' Ill eoort, 1ft 'tlcllml Heavy storms moved into tile Lee.Beckner, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ton 0..9 station_ary, Kanawha Tile girls liked to sunbathe In weeks according to ita .~n~entor, j • ~latelY falleoflllt lht of - of _the . wont upper MidW!!II early today, Uen1ce Zuspan, West Columb1a; Falls 2.1t fall~, Charleston, the backyard. Tho,. were Dr. Procter D1sbro. It 1 the ld t hll Gllherl Rixi murdan In lilodetilllmlil ;rare with tornado reporte<l in Robert M. Swick. Rl. I Middle· fii.K . Loodon, Marmet and Win· broiling days and police believe first. respirator lor the general ~~ :.,.~eon Sundl • ~ to be buried. Ou ol tbt alaill HibhliiR, Minn. A ohip on Lake port; Mn . Will Wolfe, Rt. 31 field dams ...,.. on the Sills. a scheme could have been publ1c anywhere In llle world rtea In 1aui'flc~ studenl JdBel •• burtel Supetior reported to-mile- an • Pomeroy; Mrs. Thomasene, Boat M..otnealo: concocted then so far as we know," he said. were ;,:.po Saturday. , . bodl• of twe 0 hour .winds during a h•• v y Stone, Pomeroy; Carl N. Hilgen- Obio River - Criss Jr. and It look deteCtives 0111y • The device waa designed ~ ~- hea dalhl 0 11 more wen iiYII '!~'** Ill thun<lerstorm. ThO front stret<ll· berg, Rock Camp; Mrs. Rufus :Mr. Criss up 14, 5:15 p. m. couple of ho\Jrs lllat slrodring to replace preSOIII methods oi both los and J Cit their nalvt PbiiJM-IL ed from northeast Minnesota to Cook, Coalton; Mrs. John K. l Onward up 1~. 1:15 p. m.. : COLUMllUS <UP!) - Thc 1 Thursday morning to learn the 111outh · to - mouth resuscita- eel U h • The Kirla were atnmlllllllllll ,estem NebriSkl aod woo e•· Loper, !Jaylon; Mary E. Bar· Andrew Calhou11 up 14, 4 a.m.; Obio American Legion wo•nld name of Dick Speck and go lion which Disbro calla "unhy· .uven e ieid : . ~~~~ lmlfed Ia dllatb eat by llllil by a peeled to oxtend from Lake On· low, Rt. 3 Wellston: Mrs. Lyd- OVEC up 14, 5:10 a. m; !ndi- up Its 19(1(1 convention Sunday • looking !or him through chile genic." of loiU!Ifl to Y lolle illrlder will ulfl'lll tblir tario to Northern MJSsoun Tues- ia Davis, Coallon; Mrs. Harley ana up 16. 5:30 a. m.: Patrlcl< 1 with a big parade and electi~ parlors, fourth-rare sai<Yon, 1'o use _It tile resC\101' Inserts way. . .. aputmeot Dell' II01IIIt Chlclp day. w. Canode, Hamden; Mrs. Her- ~ Condon down 17, 1.20 a. m.; of a London, Ohio, optome'riS( seamen's hallflouts, all!ys and a moulhp1ece between the bps COIIIDIIIDI!r lloapllal !alt lilt bert L. Pope, Wellston ; Gail E., Harvey Jordon up 17, 3:15 a.m. as commander for the comin:! flophouses. But they couldn't of the patient and ilellins Mi'll Jeffflls Wednesday JJlcbL Mill AIDuho Strike End• I catch him. squeezing • beUows to restart •· • survived lip ~ ~ a IClutter, Rt. I Cotblgevilie; Miss iMt.o l;oa ap 17, 4:10 1 . m.; year. COLUMBUS - ABOUT 1,100 W. Grace Manning, Ashlaod, JaneT. down 17, & a. m.; Inca Aboul411 drum corps and hl•h I normal breatlllllfl. Daee Sunday bed whlll iltr fraitdl ... 1111 members of the fnb!matlonal Ky.; Mrs. George W. McCoy, up 17, 6·30 e. m.; Reliable school baod units took part i~ l Once, on the day of the :'The inadequacy of present Mrs. William B. Jelferla, •· bl slaulh\er. . Union of Electrical W<R"kers Buffalo. ,down 17,7 a.m.; Buckeye State the parade as thousands ot l murders, the detectives even pr1mary treatment for anyont St p rli Ohio aled th!ie The llltnbuat flli' Speck -"'14 w•nt hack to work today at Btrtho down 11, 6:50 o. m.; National spertators stood uoder an in· ! talked. to ?·~· They manned in respiratory dislress," led su'n.t a te·2S' She wu oven hla capture - were the Columbus Westinghouse Mrs. James A~ Taylor, Ka· down 20, ~:45 a. m. ; PennsyJ. tense sun to watch the color. the un1on h1nng hall teiephon';" Disbro, I ... ..,..., at St Vin- the Zugh.,..· ill 11'*7 mirked by .....,, Pallet plant to end a strike that be· nauga , son, 8:!0 a.m. Sator· i vania up %1, UO a. m.; E!so Earlier, the more than 1,100 and set a. trap through S~k s cent Charity Hosp1tal, Ia eljlrt J and Ml1lnle senti Fila b ...., lllatll . til& at a gan seven weeks 11(!0. day; Mrs Robert Saunders, Jr .. l Tennessee up 23, 1 ~ 45 a. m.; legionnaires elected Dr. MK-h· unsuspecting Chicago SISter, d~signed tile Jles.Q-Aire about ~as married to WUil'liD Jef· mar!Umt Wlloa ltlriDC bell a The walkootwas touched ofl i Rt. 1 Patriot, daughler, 9:15 Southern down Greenup 3:45 P- ~ ael J. Chakers as commande<. U.lling herthey had • ..aman'• a year ago, he said. ftris in 1939 and he p~ blocillrom the ll!rk' "hen the company attempted lo a.m. Saturday. Mrs. Harley m~ . Johnhoaldown 12:10 a.m.; succeeding Chart., w. Heacock berth wa1hng for New Orleans. her In 8eltb In Juit Of 1185 bnmhoull aparlllleit, llltlilll discontinue incentive wag.es. i w. Canode, Hamden, 11<10 • :Christy up 12:33 a. m.; Mark in the top state post. Speck had told lhe nurses that Survivor. are tile Sptdl Ill tl!il tit1t1J1io1!* lill1 111 Mtlllorial ~ Undt'r a new agreeent, Which Im., Saturday; Ml'!l. John K.' M. up Greenup 2·45 a. m.; En· The Legion approved sev<rall all he wanted was their money Vtten Sa Edt <llildron· Charles of Tyler Tex- hllui'i aflfr tile lllullleri lll!l't was rstifiod unanimrusiy Sat· !Loper, Dayton, daughter, 11 •· [d.. vor down Greenup 7. 33 a. resolutions but rejected one to get to New Orleans. And he Admlll:'~ turdlly - as· P..;l Lu Vegaa dlacovei'ed. 'l1te1 tried II illrl urday, hoony employ1!1 will be l m ; SUoday; 1\lrs. Gary P. Min- Im ; Luther Herdman up Mel- calling for unr.,tricted chem'· got his sister's message an~ he son w:,:-lom· •.:;,~~~==: Williom, il.,wn, and ' L 1 eJ hill to the _l!all trllh tht paid on a daywork wage · pay· 1 too, Pt. Pleasant, son, 3:!3 p. dahl 7:10p.m.; Cotton Queen cal and biological warfare in called tile pohce. But he didn l ~g Mlddl · 1. JaiW!I Eada Coif, Nn ... Mich.; thl'ft! Ilia- ptumlse cia birlb • a iblll It ment p_tan. , m. SUnday ; Mrs. Billy L. Sikes, [up Meidahl 1-55 p. m.; J. S. Viet Nam. Itake the ba•t. l,nstead, he fleJ L.,; sville· Gilbert ~ ten, Mrs. Bruce Kidwell, t:..- NOw Orlem, INt lie ill!elltll Ewington, daughter, 5·11 p.m. ILewis up Meldahl 3:45 a. m.; Major resolutions approved in- from 3 . ~apner 8 hangout near er ~ufnbus· Llftda JOhi$OI't, U!llla, C1Uf.; Mrs. Lot 1 a C!it)ger. Sunday. Producer up Meidahl 3:55 a. eluded one calling for a con- the h1nng hall called the ~cine. • Shaffner, ur~~ena 1 Mn. H. M. !be Sped Dtsc.. fl"d I m ; Queen City up Meldahl, gressional Investigation of he Shipyard Inn. . Dl-1'1"1 IIIIIIIIS' _ Wft· Loudenback, St. Parlo; four rail tbi rlce tbl1ll&' DEVOTED to INTERI!~t o• cart E~ Braodeberry, Mrs. AI· US a. m. . . activities of the American Civ•l The hunters were cloSI!Ifl on Ham Rohlnoon, Mn. Auttie brother!~, John, Columbus; llkitl Ro'! bin iUid !ltd Will, fiii!Ji'a . MASllli AllEA 1ice Capehart, Wood N. Everel~ GaDipollo Dam - H. E. Liberties Union and another ac· the hunteJ, though The lone Brk.te Mrs. Inn Woods, Har- Thomas, llprinlfltlcl; Ja111011 Ilk» tl~ •tilt. . . I ,;;..,..., • - .... I Robert L. Horton, Mrs. lllar· Bowles down 1:30 o. m.;. Polly K cepting VietNam war veteron• surv.•vor ol the massacre, ry Cu~minp. Cll'lsliana, Del., and Frank, po!ke dlillli. 1 ,,_,., ..... les T. Hughes. Phyliss K. Irwin. up 2·30 a m.; Bnmestone as eligible members of the Leg· Ph1bppme nurse Corawn Amur· A~~n~ .........,y _ M r 1 Urbana. By anollier (lUirk lit fate, • hbllllltelll • 11f'!J") •fl.era.,..,.. ncept 1 30 a. m.; Tibol Speek' I pre ' t ure. wm·ww "'- .,.._ .,..., ...~ ' ' lat\ll'daJ ,1111@ SundQ' til' l'Q ObJo Zelman T Kennard, Roosevet down 4: I t up ion ao, I'dentlfed I in JonE11 Shade· Mery' of the IHaiiUI. 6Uilel -.MP~•• ...... !'..~ ~:O;:n:-~ ~~ .'~: Mounts, Mrs. Roy s. Sansbury, 6:10 a. m. The convention voted to h(ild Prints found in the murder Raci~ oJam.;. Stllett Fu_neral ~vltet will111 be held the eperalion 111 e1ost lpeck'l :::Z~ lvv ~••:i' Mrs. Ollie C. Smith, Flo)'ll Wal- Kanawha Rlver Beaver its 11167 state convention in Cin· house matcheJ Speck's -1 FBI Ra i '. Lawrence Doni Mid: Wedilftday 8~ 10 1· • at tbe WoUndS at C.Ot ·Coubt:t 'ttM I 111- : ; ':.!~., molllna lace, Jr., Mrs. F. Lester Wbite, down Marmet n5 p. m.; Lucy cinnoti, July 21 to 23. headquarters in Washington. die~: Deibert Pattt....", Port- ~aker Blevm Fun::~ home Fillpplno, a lrilllll, and loinlll' ~~::..,· - ..... "Pnm.,.. Roy G. Blackburn, Mrs. Jesn Jane Lucas up Marmet 11:10 Other state officers Included: Speck was publicly named as lanjl· Nancy Cole Rfe~'rillt· ID St. PoriJ. Gra• idarltei lchaollllllll Ill .Amur-. Gary' Wolle Ra~ine· TomaS: wDI be held hen Wedhe 1 11 She helped llave his . ·- ~.. ,..,.........., F~ Cobb, Mrs. Earl W. Robin· p. m.; Oliver Shearer up Mar- Robert p McBride Cincin•·a· the killer. .. - --~~-.1· 'ror~ ,,._ Cll,."''"""" · 1 Mrs. mel 11 :4a• p. m.; Elgercl'ff ' ; Roger The case was broken ·m a fna Hayman,•Long Bottom: · ta• "~ "" "' .. son, Fredenck J Wi son, 1 up ti, hrsl vice-president wet- 3·30 Ce p· m· attill!the Cherry Ridge Jt was the end Ill the. trill •.. ~~ - ,_, ........, ., Hershel T. Winters, Jess C. Ma- Marmet& a. m: ; W. H. Shaver, Munson, Clevelaod, a sec<Jod shabby derelict's haven on ter Ellis, Rullaod; Gilbert Reme~, .,.....s~!:..WI!' -~ tha drllter wbo wu lMn II e&I'IM: ~ m1t'b~ :s... etntt> per lone, Mrs. Homer 8. Holstem Jr .. down Wmfield 4 :25 p.m.; yiMt.onresident · Merritt Mcdain West Mad.son where a red neon Hooper Columbus v. """' ~a\.,, wuqatu,g. lUlU Monmouth, W., moved • ·''" •• •''""' •' ... . . . . -~ · ' . .. • · Ewing's havin• arranaetnet~ts .,.., ""''"· "'''" ••, aod mfant son, Mrs. David J. Jelferson down Wmfleld 7:35 p. A•"'and, treasurer; Rev. D. P. Sign fJashed: Starr Hotel. DIJcllir1ea Saada• _ Ra• e · D&U., with hla widewellmether :lllo ~ •·--•'"''·'·"' "'W arner, 1n · f ant daug hter. Mrs. m.; Moun lain St ate up w·m- Corde$; ., · Bucyrus, chaplain, and r·1reproof rooms. " ' "'· pt ..__ ......, ~ e~~rrl.,. .~~ Evans Edison Weaver SheRI' when he Wit •P., _,KWt :::,., '!!.'! .... ; •.::"'';.,,''.;';.,:: Paul C. Barlow snd infant dau· field 7:50 p. m.; Allen R. Mer- Joseph Deutschle of Colu~hus. Speck had paid 90 c~nts and Reed, 'Betty Gli111ore, Mrs. GilTWO FINED fathered a cblld, and aftor. .,.,~~.... ""l '"""""'" ghter, Mrs. Howard J. Boggs jnll up Wmheld 9 15 p m.; naliona\ executive oomm1tt... regiStered as B. Bnan, _for bert Hooper, Vicky Newell. William RftVH, RD, Albany, wanls dltl HtUe that •• " . and inflllt daughter. Semel down Winlield 12:10 a.m. man. nophouse cubicle No. 584. Lymg and Rllbort HoU.y1 11, Ollum- creditable. • 1 on a flltlly, uncovered mattress, bus were fined on Jntollaltlon He f'tllowed the lur• Ill Ill · he cui himself deeply under his Accidents Take co~ictions by Pameroy May- seaa, and left a wake Cll left elbow and began to bleed 19 Uve8 In Ohio or Ciltt1es ~ar Sltuttlay vlole.D. Pdlce Willi It .,.. heavily. He called to the man Accidents claimed the live.s ol night. Reevi!S wu fibetlt$o lll'ld tlon him lboul 11Nr4en IIIII (Continued From Page One) _ , in. the next "c"ff~·" 19 persolls In Ohio dUring the COlli thd Jfolley $& inil OOW. udlllll · In Monnlcitltb, " Jack O'Briau Chamber of Commerce is '" I ne1ghbor was too busy drtnkm~. weet!end, with II of Utm dylna Pomeroy police ~vU W 'tttek- Dallas, and in llyclbey, Aullrlo dn!rge of ob!Binmg that amount I So Speck lurched from h10 in traffic mlohaps. mJ also arrested Grover Ai'h· Ua. l!ernlce Parl<'s, fortylsh lor- lgross (before foreign showlllfiS) Actoslly, Jack'l I weJJ.adjust- from businesses and residents room holding up his arm so . The UPI weekthd report old tnd Jtillepll Ma!tln, lietll el Alld !llr Cldeap ptlk!t, mer Jlrl liJIIor who inbented Ka\menson Ia coldly factual ' eel muiti·miiiionaire Heavy- '" tile area. II one thousand ! thst evt·ryone coul~ see the mclnded 1'erry WIDiam Hellel', Pomti'Oy, Oil illlolleitloll ~k'l l!lpblre left a blllir Ruby Foo's W. >2nd St. Chinese. guesstimatorJ projects its weitht champ (sort-of, by the persons in Meigs County sent i bleedmg. . 26, Rt I, Crook"illt, ldiJed , tha11ts. etnlltlllel-. llomklldie Cit*, restautant from her late moth- gross (before foreign showlngs) •marginal NBA yardstick) Em· ~ollar, the amount would I It caused lll11e stir. Death" when hiS speedmg car Blalllmed rrancts Flilftltah, ~ or, 111 expeCted sborUy to mar- as al least $2S million The ie Terrell 1001 will wed b 0 l , be r01sed pamlessiy, and for a , no slranger at the Starr Hotel, Into a brf4~ on Ohfo 9:1 aear from lack of sleep, wu Ilk.. ·ey a N. Y. goldmine, Georte Y•nkee Clipper hotel in Ft. won't say to whom 0 u r , good cause. I where two men die on the Crooksville. Thi SQUAD CA~ \lad tthat hia thoughts were wiM . . MlddleJIIOft , sq Sptdt 1ft! found. Richard, 72-yttr-old widower! Lauderdale where the N. Y. IParis spy tells us Charlotte Also, members of the orches- 1average evory w-nd ol of lhi late great stage actress IYankees have winter-quartered [Ford's bustmnd SII'VI'OI Niar- Ira have to he housed aod fed acure alcohoilsm. pohce d~ptlon. I tubbed 'Ills summontll lt f.:ID a. m. "I thought abellt why ...,. llelin .Menken _ who died :for years was re-named to cbol dashed off 01 Alri<:an 18_ lor the two days they are 1 On the noor of Speck's away lorn~ of the blood with today for Otto Aleshire, Park- body bothered ta call the polioe ..,.ctHly three months ago this ' "The Sheraton" but It wasn't ' fari the day altere hla Mll·rnom ~e. and residents may hel~ cubic\~ wa~ a copy of•'lt)e July Illy f~g~. aild I aaw !hi! ~~ Middleport, who wu traas- when be - blftdlita til 1111 eomillJI.Iuiy "E1 ~ .The prospec· la slap at Yankee Clipper Joe · brido arrived; abe'llllay at his m this way too. II Ch~cag~.' AmeriCIID with the word born. poiUd to the aftlcl of a !Gcal room," tllanagili oald. "Then. I li~e poom \old his family and DiMaggio"• escutcheon _ the Cl d'Antibes villa While AnyOIIi! wlshmg to house one headlme SlrBIII!Ier Hunt Sty- Smith told nunt Kathy phyaiclan far ~atment 81 a don't IOiiW 1 idlew 1 oouldll't his Iormor ln·laws they11 wed hotel actually was named for lhi•P tx-wile Stephanie and chi\- or lwo of tbe students for the mied, Police Admit." Tht ·O'Connor to brlllfl him a medical .Patlont. 'lbe IIIUad klufllhtnk !Ike lhl!J.ilo I just~ . "arOund Aug. 12'' The small lilt legendary whaling ahip. dren take oVI!r his hugo pri- two days aod pertlaps break· IN'wspaper was splotched with ' newspaper. Ht lOOked at the James Eada, ~me, ta Ill hill\ iild I got vet')' llrel. but ¢mly ironic coincidence: Now that Arthur Fiedler's Ivale yacht for the Riviera sea- fast aod dmner, " asked to blood. picture of Speck on the front Veterans MetnOria Hclpltal for \lory tfred." Miss Parks aod her muiU-mil· recording BeaUe aod Roiling soo. call Mrs. Pat Lochary, geneul He w•lmpered pap, 11anced down ll Ilia mediC'al trealllltlll at 11.11 ,p.m. ----liOO'ili'e fiance met in ltuby 'Stones' metodi.. with his Bos· The film presa aBenll for chairman for the event. When tw? policemen came. ~tient aod. ~~ the nurse: Saturday. Emo Earl Steiner Foo's restauranl the night !ton Pops Orchestra, it's a r• British-born Alfred IDtcbcock"s Young people are the same Speck whimpered that he Get~ the poln. ' . ry Mill) Menken died, while attend- Iminder of his first Bdwy. pr..s "Tom Curtain," apprechlli! his the world over. aod this " • wanted water. The ofltcers said The doctor II~ !hi! Dllln I W&Al'HH Of Middleport Dla in.~ !tie weddlllg reception oi lagent wbo injured the sonsltiv- loyalty 10 his Americaa citlren- good chance to see II we real-~ he would get water at the head,~~ taid: What 11 your warmer to11f1111 loW Il-l\ !mary E..-. !!telnllt, .71. \if the Charles Baxtm at thi!lities of the scmi-sympbonic ma· ship but WlllldOr at hlai!Dduring ly want to help promote s<>d hospital. naino. Pll'lfl ellililr1 _..._. ._. Ylildl!llort, dlW dlla inom!JW Lalil!ls Club The mlthy,estro 'by astinc "How many enthusiasm for American wines things, or just talke about II. Dr. Leroy Smith, 2'1. was"" "Richard Speck," the man •etlllollltl Twt' J• • • II the Gallipolis Cllhlc. NJMl' thlilk Till! Is a ...u behaved group his first tour of duty as mumbled. . . . ... aL II etrvlelll will lie h!ld ~ suilidh shown Miss Parts oft · meil in yoor band" and promp~ durlnl tnttrvl..,. they to all til• soignee lrlentiJJ, :Did;ty wu fired ~ . . O.Zie and Hlir- sholll4 be devoted to ~ anciellt wi~ a worthwhile program. nstdent surgeon In the trauma ~ith pate~ the st\lertd MAIIIIIAOB AIPUCAftON diy at 2 p.ill. at the lllwlnll the whisperl!lfl-bebind . fans ialrlet N•lson hav• an offer !AI and hcinlrallle <elluiold plup- Lets all help. sect1on of the emerg•ncy wal"' Y\'ln In Sl>ecko ll!lt anll. Ao Loonart 111 . Barller, Jr., 111 nltai Homt Ill P\ldiiiiiJ• b N•I)'POrt, Easthampton, etc. rs ' toar Enctand In "The Imposai- roo . .. t.rae or apoory· at the huge Cook County speck waa wheeled from the Reedavllle, jaidlotlr and ~ W Ifill! bl ill till lleledl Gl'lllt the btlztiDgest sinct former sing- Ible Years," Allan King's Bdwy. phal, It's fumly: free-view of the Melgo Genml Hospital Hospibll. He odministered a operating room, he lnOilled, Jean lliocli " NeintBe. teftoll~ le the tedly IIIIo. Ins waiter ll'Villfl I!Orllil w U IIOilf-runner .. Seplll&geniriall new movie "How To Steal a At!Mioolollo Satarday - Ray transfusion and then !bought ''I'm scared, I'm scared." Ill lltrilvtlll 1ft hill ant. eoc:ltty'1 loft!' Eli<D lllackay . (aJRI ~niH comedlell 3aek Mtllfan" it lbe G<Mmor'a 0111- Lantt, Pomeroy that the man "looked familior." was whisked llllba lnlltm-.y ui IN ROOM., ~.- R1J1 CIIMWland, ,.nit 1111 llltJPy yean a10. ~ Pearl bn nm.r kilt ldt pem.a- te1e1~ laol 'IMt lhlaBy wu Dl•c•arl'• Saturday - Betty "I notlred a tattoo"" his 1ft! the BHdewell. Mlehltl llflllill ill1i tlll!ll Ill 1M Mllllrictlllll'l1 w.lftn..... Adual eost of "Wbo"• Afraill :toudl: in Lindy's, he ..,. ~used - because "Ute Ut Pugh. Iarm."' Smitll lftill. "I 1'01110111- A cordoll of pullet ...,. ~ ~ II IIlli IIt (»> fl.a I!MIIclilldllll. fl'rl. . of Virginia Woolf" was $7,500,· 1vtnced a waiter that be was seemed too oensitive, all con- Admio11••• Sunday - None .1 bered reading about the "bom armed with rifles, waa thrown lwnbua SUAtiJ~ ~ Jill may clll at fuDeral bome liP: M; WarDM'I ..,.,.., Ben oot-of-work Yiddilil actor .... liderl!lfl." Pisclwl•• Sunda1 - None. to ra1se beU'' tattoo ill th<i arowullhe infirmary, l'll1lm mJinber Ia lfl. tlma. • ' '""Import- .i ;r CJend Hot, p·Irat es Stun G.Iari.ts m .. en on TWl.nhi•JJ T k. o•· F" PI . • NL 1 o In North v·tetnam's F"Ight ·. SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. Marines flghtiDJ ID lllodo ttlm!OI twn111 tile fiertll VitiBIIIRt'l llclrdll bale tilled 148 Communist regulars 11M 1~ : ~ m•lr,p ofti!!IIIYB, U.S. mill~ &pOlesfi\ili sa '1· Deiawara mill with a raft of . prizos; inCluding a new car, $3,4511 ln scholarships, a $1,200 mink stole and S5!JO worll\ of jewelry. In ber acceptance speech In Sindu•ky Suhday, Miss Phllllan Vel~t said ahe tell humble .. . "you · have Ill teet bumble alter trying Milt~ Canpnttllty honon Ill for this title for thrH years." Chlha vOWS Full support f " .111. · Stop Planned Offensive II 191111 Saturday nirht btlore a CampbeU; Bonnie Jeanne Sharon christine Osborn of capacity crowd at the nearby Faullmer, 23, Toledo, and Kalh- Johnstown, Miss Southeastern Cedar Point Ballroom. It wu her third try lor the Iitie, havilll lleen the l'IIIIII<I'UP a year ago to Valerie JBJl LavIn of Canton. Mlisllhllnan, !bUBbler ill M:r. and Mrs. HlroHI Pllllllaa of Dtlanre, pblell !hi! fillaiJJ by Willtllillthe Mill Heart of Ohio COIItest. She also Willi the secont nllht lftlillllury tilenl lltlt, sinc~BC "Till• to My Ceuntry " The r1111ntrs-ap In . . wore: Pllnela But Robu-, Jl, • ' .; 1\ ~~=;;;;;-En-::;.· Delaware Coed is New Miss Ohio • n . fl! \ Ul:· n:: . •.t.i:, �• ;'~. IANDUSKY, Olllo (UP!) - •ludent wu crownecl Miss Ollie ~n; ~Y 'tiai'08y, 11, tl!1rd Umt wu the chorm 11r ~ Sharoo Elaine Phil1an of Delaware, the new MIS8 ..io. Tilt 6-feot 5, 111 ,,...,., II~ Ohio ilalll University . • afs UPI Br l~ . (ColltltluN from PaJo 1l ellon3 et , . - t ~ from tile Unit.. Sta~ and olhOt frft world aatlona- aplnlt HIIIOI'' threat II holll "war l!flmH" trials of !hi! nters. Rtut'a waraing 1111 typftlly lo1t-bytd, but IllS IIIHIIbll wai eloar. In n lnttrview Wltll Unltei PreSs Jntematioll61 be aald, "IIIIIM It Ia ant 1\r Hanoi to understand tbat lhoJ are h'pOCied ta 1!0111· ply Willi the IIOI'IIlli civilized tandllrdl 111 d I' with pr10 s Sooth v· ,10 • ooen. t ana tbe uomeat hiVI! ~:0 lui to ~ . an!, ajjl'ftiDO s 11111 reg · . !h• Mln Ohio """lelll went to leen Elizabeth Hepler, Bowllllfl Green. MID PIUIUIIII 'IIDI enter the Misa Amerlel Jlllellli Iii Bell••mber But her pr-•ra"ons i;.. thei may bep ~J;o...u 10tna bltk to Ollie) 81110 for 1 yeer. She wDI be a senior In hOme .........,1ca and child de- Obio. Wlllllfllllhe Udt l*'ofithd 1M . weii ..The Leathfmeclu p\libllig Ull'alllh l Vall 19' less than 10 mllel frtln tat llilnilitarllft - • dlo vldllli North and sbiith \'~. Narn. The Communlstl rtlbi'ttil tfYII!g !. 'lttabllsb a lii!acbhead Ill lhl nort!~ ti»riltr tf SOutll VI~ N3!!1 ~. tile lA~ ~n *"'· fretluer. A. U. S. olllcer . . . . DIS~l'(S - Theodore .Jo~s told UP! Correspondent Leon Daniel only "lizards and Communists" llvii In lite rugged mouniMI\ · erea bektt a MariM alii (left) i'Wemmeilt taak fo~ lDowei Mdil Jut ~Ilea HMIIi'cl. Inti filii w • Hospital News orrree ..... !:' . KILLED R Jbeli =Iiiii ! Jt_, four and two-thirds innings ""' 0 'I' ~ iiHeout.., :""iL 1 '"ha•., Voice of Broadway TEN DAYS !I'• I""" "*' "'"'!her '*"· Baker Furniture IN MIDOLEPOJIT, 0. .. .I I ~2 Ford Gal. SilO • clr. I cyl, At fr•ns., P. rtdlo end he11tet 64 Ford Custom 'Doo~'-6 Cyl. Std. Trona. white Stele Wolls . 2 , ~...,, Hordtop, 6 cyl, 64 Ford Fairlane "*r,, Rodlo & tires. hooter $495~ ..,.,_.... .......... _ ......,.' ~ ·--· ... : .', • Central thermostat control • Complete cnstom installation by our home heating experts • Rental-free use of metered gas tank and meter summer will be to find a replacement for the retired Jim Brown among the 54 candidates. Ernie Green and Leroy Kelly were regarded as likely esndidales lor the fullback position ·vacated by Browa. With a compact Empire Furnace you can add air conditioning at any tim No change in the blower system~ be required. . Save money by installing now, EnJoy the economy, convenience and cleanJi. · 64 Ford Galaxie r::· ness of Ashland LP-Gas. 63 Chevrolet 3 EASY PAY PLANS _ On new homes the total cost can be Bot Afro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Stan.t.N trens. White waD lir.oL 63 Fofd Galaxie . I incl~ded in your mortgage. For convennon or replacement the paymmts SQO 4 Dr. .I cyltnHr, aut• nytlc tnns. 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S-.etcf tran1. 2 speed rur 1 •• Quiet, powerful, durable. 500, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. tr'~'· Radio and heater, stoortno. whltowoll •nd heater Forced Air·, .,,·~.· : : ' Heating System • 7 warm-air room duct.a • Cold-air return duct 500.. .2 Dr. Hndtop, I cylo Wliltewall v Only 50 • high. Takes up little space. Fully Guaranteed. Colher and his coaches this &tHr~ng, ... LP-Gai ... . Still missing were Wait Rob- . erts and Ernie Kellerman, who are in the service, along with Milt Morin aod Gary Lane. who are i J. Evanston, Ill., with \he College All-Stars. One of tbe big jobs lacing j ... day , t wtekeiJd. l!eunled. 'ftiNUib onur.. Peter SneU of New Gri'd Dri'}Js IIUil"llend Seli:.S Australi~ . nghthanders bunt single in the sixth inning International League Standings Browns Bemn 'r:: • ...... h~gam~t slipped "~~ ~~ng average and scored on Bill Mazeroski's By United Press Internll'llonal ' MOVED TO FINAI.S Zealand ~nd then finally Jazy. . Datu!~ Wa . Back double, and then he tripled in a W. L. Pet. GB'· PARIS _<UPIJ - Brazil !""ved "He's !!Imply a physiological SIX ,fohn Ba1rd came on in re- B t. Cl d Y run and scored to highlight 8 Columbus 50 38 568 mto the lmals ol the DaviS CUp phenomenon " bubbled 1·ubilaDl lief. He wor ked one and one u b enk enon . ht h inning that Toronto . has batted. his three-run e1g 49 43 .533 ... 3 inter-zo ne compe t't' I ton Sunday Stan Wright' coach of the third innings, gave up no hits, way ac lllto the hneup sewed the game up. Toledo 48 · 44 :522 4 by splitting. its final two singles United State; national men's no walks and struck out two. He was also 2-lor-3 tn the Rochester 48 45 .516 41; matches With France to como team that was supposed to Top hitters for second game and scored twice. Richmond 44 47 .484 7'h 'plete • 4-1 victory, have taken on Poland this past were: Rusty Woomer, two · 0" He hit a two-run homer in the Buffalo 44 47 .484 7'h gle!11n lhr..· (rips to the plate; e1ghth to cap .the scoring. .Jacksonville 43 46 .483 7'h M1ke Fetty, a triple in three Stove Blass went 7 1-3 Innings Syracuse 38 54 .413 14 trtp!i!: Sammy Ferrell, a douto ~et the victory io the opener, Sunday's Resulta b\e m two trips; and G 1en while Tom Sisk scattered nine Buffalo 5 Rochester 3 Hanes, a· double ln foup n UeS hits to win the nightcap. Giant Toronto 5 Syracuse 0, 1st Line · score, . starters Ron Herbel and Bob Syra. 5 Tor. 3, 2od, 7 inns. Mll'ile.mle ~ :. 001 llfiO _ 7 5 HIRAM, Ohio (UPll -Coacb , ~iddy were both knocked out Richmond > Toledo 2, 1st Chesh1re .. ·. 210 1100 - 3 2 Banton Collier was schedule.! '" the sixth and suffered the Toledo 1 RICh. 0, 2nd, 7 inns. P-'teries:- ·Malleab!e _ Bux· to officia!Jy open the losses: Cols. 7 Jacksonville 3, Isf to~ (WP) and Retty; Cheshire . Browns' training ChriS Short pitched 1 two- Jcksnvlle 6 Cols. 4, 2nd, 7 iniiS. -Metzger ·rLP), Baird 51 camp with his annual message hitter to give the Phils their and D. White. to the squad. vl~tory in the opener But the WON DIVING Slxtee~ of the original lloifgers came back with three BOLZANO teams are left as the Veterans checked into t h e runs in the ei.ghth Inning of the 01 m ic . • Italy <UP!) ment enters its ninth · da camp Sunday to aug- nightcap to beat Ra Herbe Y p . Silver medalist Klaus play; Pt. Pleasant has y ment the rookies and a sprink- Claude Osteen got ~e victort. ~ BlaSI of Italy Sunday won teams left; Galli olis four· of veterans alreody th~r~. with relief he\ from ry e ltJ,meter platform diving dleport, ·four; J.eshi~- Bull . . defending .Eastern DIVI- Regan. Jim Gifll:m d bl.:hiil "?mpetltion at an mternallonal ·"' a !!non champwns get down to ou n d1vmg meet With 1 totaJ of 1o Rod Syracuse, each has two-a-day drl.lis b . . Tu one run and John Roseboro 497 45 points egmmng es- singled lA tw d · · day. Today was occupied .by o to ecide the ----Colli,er's "state of the Browns" game. Hi CUP SIGHTED message and picture taking . Billy Wtli'For C~cle HANKOE, Norway (UPI) _ The Browns Sunday signed -~ lams it '"' the Ernest Fay of Houston Tex 1 Dick Pesonen, who formerly ::.c WI a single, double, moved to within one vlcinry ~; This special low price includes: pl~yed lor the New York th~ ~h~d 17th .hom~ 111. give. capturing the coveted ScandlnaGJBnls, as a free agent. The 6· i th ICag; Cubs lhm VIctory vian Gold Cup Sunday by • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-G89 fool, 190-pound Pesonen will be n t e nlg tcap.. Ken Holtzman Salling his 5.5 meters yacbt Forced Air Furnace tested as a safety. wen seven lnnmgs to get lhe pride to its second triumph. Nn . ..,.., -r...:" Cheshire. He gave up 1:;.'W. I . hll~, walked five and struck 1 Ttl DAILY SENnNEl wife ·.; ' 16 h' ..,! ..:;son foil- J .. .. I 1 BERKELEY · "•"' (UPJ) ·• · ' """'· - llt\dr.en4 · ·and R~ Young Jim Ryun of W_ichita, weekend. . . Ken., stood all alane today as "Jim's per/ormance was just ' perhaps the greatest frack and fantastic. He's got to be the Sa.._,, ,; . ' field hero of ail ~e. greatest, the best of ail lltne,"' SALEM, N.H. (UPII ' .,..Jot~~· Tile Glenn Cuorunghams, the continued Wright, a man not Jet and Senae of JlhytiDi. ra.!ti!' Gunder Jlaeggs aod the Roger taken easily to superlatives. to a deaa heat in the ••251'~ Ue Leaguers. Bannisters all enjoyed that "I'm just sorry that more Rockingham Special BfOOJIRed s.. 5-1 great day. but for sheer people couldn't bav. seen him stakes . . •, P~ul Pullen pitched • athletic ability .... could touch ..t the record. It ran¥s in )lly . . ...,!._. • ~ •. hitter, walked three snd the soft-spoken, 19-year-old beok as the best performance NEW YORK (lJPJ) -M~ out It-IIi the Middleport Ryun from Kansas' dusty by a track athlete of aU liJI!t." Right, twned by tbe Sox downed Portlaod ii-I. ' TbiJ Is my aecona home!- plains. . Ryun's breakdowns were 57:7 pianist Peter Dudlln, beat~:,~· Red Sox never trailed Ia UPI Spono Writer . . .• . . - - -He reached the pmnacle lor the quarter, 1·55 4 for the Ethel D. Jaeobs' ExhlbiUoi!!St. .I contest. Top hitters were Doon Cleodenon ha Sunday, w1th the aid of three hall and 2·55 o for the three- by a nose in ·the • 850 DWx,'~ 11 ag:tns~ all llindlt of pitching- triumph. In tile opener, Flood er 'Pickens, one for one; way back for the ~~~~~:h a~ ~at .takes some doing homered on ooliever Bob wonderful "rabbits," by lower- quarters Haodicap at Aq....ru'ct. ' .,' Pullen and Richard Bailey, . ~mce e Pll'ales have the three Hendley's first pitch 1n the 11th 1ug the world. mile record to an __ , • one for two; and D. It meaes that the Pirates ~ehl~~~-4\in the lea~ue. mmng. to decide the contest. almost unbelievable three mJ. WIN TOURNEY MILWAUKEE (UP!) one for three, all singles. have •orne all the wa hack ·td . o surge raiSed his Hal Woodeshick got the victory nutes, 5l3 seconds during the Imer Kansas amateur chamtJiO&,~ Greg· Middleswqrt gave the top ol a tight y N fi. I ~athng av~rage to .293 and he !O< 1·3 of an inning of pitehing All-AmeriCa Track and Field K U N G S B AC K A, Sweden Monty Kaser defeeted ~ · 1 onlY' fonr hits walked League pennant h a ona as "019 hit ·safely in 17 of his Hank Aaron drove in three lnvibltmnal at the University of (UPI) -Nicola Pietrangeh qf Ojala 6-5 to will tile 1i6J and struck out' nine lor t c ase. last 20 games and 23 of his Jast iruns With his "Eith homer and a California. Italy whipped Jan Enk Lund- National Pobllc Unb ', .ulllle." Pirates. John Johnson was Clendeno•, the big first 29. . sacnfice fly to spark the Brave Racme ended the first round RuRnin on a h qulst of Swedeo. 7·5, 6-3, 6-!, to -:·~ lor two, including a double; baseman who/ was slumping Le~isew~~~ladbl the NatioR&I v•ctory over the .Reds. II was of the Hockmg Valley League in perf.:t weath:" !:.~tl ~d capture the men's singles IItle, INGLEWOOD, Calli. (UPf) • •. Walibrown, Keith F•tch and. playmg only part-time gue e!phla heat Los the Braves' 9th VICtory In their schedule with a 4-0 wm over ' R n sna . o ' then teamed wilh Sweden's - Native Diver set nelaa .. Jeff Harris, were aH one earner thiS seasoR, climaxed a Angeles 3-D but lo.st the second last It .game.s. Former Brave visitmg Murray City Sunday as i el~ 's P:;:'!r'!:'c:~• Mich- Sven Th?"m to win the doubles history by ·eap~~~~tq tt. •v three, all singles. month-long surge. Sunday by ~~~ ~-lH Atlanta . topped Hank FIScher ~~~- knocked out lefty Larry Price tossed two- little~ore tllan a 6 set ~ competition Sunday m the $162,100 Hollyw004 &Ill ·.Oqu n Line score· sparkmg the Pirates to a Ch~nna I ' 81. Loms edged m the second mrung and took hit hail. The victory upped Ra· Rennos France :,.~r bago a Gottskaers lnternatioeal Tennis for the second straight ,ear, a v' Portland 001 000 - I 5 doubleheader sweep th go n 11 innings but lost the loss while Denny Lemaster erne's record to 5-t. the co~eted id rough! Tournament feat never perfll'llled' before, . ·• Mlddleporl . 012 llX - 5 4 the_San Francisco Glanls, 7-4 Y:rk se~~ H~~=· 7·2, New/staggered to the VIctory Wblle All Racme runs came In to the Uni~orsu.;:"~r b~: 7 '. and 7.5 n twice, 4-2 bemg tagged for U hits. the second inning as the result first lime since 19.17 · i Batteries: Portland-G. · dleswart (LP) and J. _The _vlclol'les moved the I . The Mets ended a seven- of five walks issued b H. Hash· From 1934 thro . . ') Wallbrown (5); Middleport P~rate~ mGto the lead by a game Ch~ag:'!..at';;:J~can ~agbue game losmg. streak with their man and an inlieldysmgle by grest Cunningham"~~~~~: Pullen (WP) and Becker e 1ants. more I ut sweep of Houston. Gerry Arrigo Dave Spencer ld' . . Clendenon went 4-for-6 In the lost the -second game 3-2, pitched and batted the Mets . . ' w?r ' greatest diStance maR Th Malleable 7-l games including a triple Cleveland swept a pair from the tr~umph in the opene Hto The .only other Racine htte ; Wllh a then astounding 4:116.8 afte: f~;s:~n~"'!~g~l~ed his 15th homer, to lead tbe ~tro~i 1·3 and 15-2, Kansas went seven inmngs aod d:,;bl~ ~~~~'":~~~:r~nn~k~n~enk:: clocking " Malleable Iron jumped on y me to the top. inn~gs p:u'td s:::~n 3-2 in 10 home a run in the filth and ane Wolle, Hurry Matheney re- Then, along came Sydney er John Metzger for six runs in II was quite a revel'l!al lor to win the second ~:e bhack ::n doubled home two more in lieved Hashman of M u r r a y Wooderson of England to 2 TWIN SIZE th~)/'>p of the fifth inning to ice Clendenon, who didn't star identical 3-2 count ~ 10 in Y an se~;dth. In the second C•ty m the third and went the snatch the record away With a eHollywoocl a.ds _ the, hall game. 19£6 like he was planning it to California blanked W hirungs, ~arne, le Kranepool bJt a rest of the route 4:116.4 and lA succession 111e a w d f1 5-0 b as •gton omer and double and knockl'd Pnce while gom the dis record moved on to Haeu the •Sofe Beds---Brad Buxton fanned 12 . i;n ~r uam~ear-st Alter . ut lost the second game, 3-~ in two runs to win the game lor lance for the win~ers struck flying Swede1 countryman Arne 1 2 PCE. legs, gave up three singles hitting 3 ~ s ._ Y~~r ~n I~ innings and New York Bob Fnend, who gave up 11 out eight aod walked ~ix Ra Gundersson, Haegg agaiR Ban'" 10 walked two. John Baird ' · ,raiSe s andw ppe Minnesota twice 4·2 hits whlle chalking up the !94th cme stili in secood pia · in. 'Inister witb tile world's fir~t sub • Living Room Julte1 Metzger and v·mton Ran k'in had Clendenon ave'=age 289 ' · g.a · I • to ce host [ four-minute mile, John Landy got off to o •VIc ry of hi s career. the 'league standmgs will 2 PCE. thMe hfll' for Cheshire star( and found himself" o:~~y r· Ciendenon was 2·for-l in lhe Athens next Sunday •at 2 p.m. of Australia, Derek lbbotsOII tl •Bedroom Sulfel _ _ e zger started and worked . . e lrsl game as he beat out a England Herb Elliolt of BUDGET SHOP River News m"f til!. ,, SPECK 0ptomet rJS• t w•11 Lead I oh•10 Leg10D o:, JuiJ 18, 1988-1 · ~~)•; , ~ 1;118 P·, 8:30 p:m., Pt. Pleasaat Pure lowned PorUaod Pirates 6-1, He'Oe 1 the schedule lhrou•h· ms 'Pt Pt1 Pleaaarit Malleable • r..,.llallt ~ (2-0) 0U '~' •~.ealelf the Choshlre Wednesday, barring . any post.. v;.' Gait~s,A'thleUas (1-D). er·s ~··(!~) vs. Pt. Pleasant Fish'·3,-.and tha Middleport ponements due to ram: Tuesday. - 1:16 p,ita., Galll- Weclnesda - . legs W91 by forfeit over Monday - 6.15 p.m., Bulla- polis White Sol (1-D) vo. Galli- racuse o-o Y 6.30 p.m., Sy1 vs. Mlddlepol'l RedPomeroy Dodgers (I-ll) '"· Pt. Pleasant Dun- polis Orioles (1-.0)• '7'30 p (I 1 nf8btlll.tht Eighth ABRual Tires 0·0) 7:30 p.m., Mid- Jllliddleport Senator~ (i.o) ·~;· ~); and 'I P m., Pt. ger .Creek Tournament lor Yankees \Z.O) vs. Che- Galllpolla SeDijtors: f!-D); and vs:":"dllle~~:e~~ ~~n(l~\~) 4-0 Shutout 0n 0pponent Ill mlss!OIII over the North, striking oU ~ *tiM ... lnlllsportaUon faclliUes In the 8011\hern Panhandle region Tlvo planes were lost but three lMtl all ftl'l ,.. crew b!l• aid Da(Jy_8fnt1ne~ Pomeroy.lflddteport, Racine Puts .illpllesrilft Ia Slllton mleanv.f.lle ft~ tJ. I. Navy an4 Alt FilM jlllbel Sunday ftelf Five lnJ• ured Jn ACCI'dent ..... Comi·ng onto Market Soon w.: on • a e ver Irst ace In ' ' FrllaJ II Great Lakes Reg.onal D~re<tor of ~opumk Oil. portunity w~s in Athena Tll.~~y. ~ly 14, to. meet wlih Mason Morf1t (standmg), executive drreclor of the lnsll-TOKYO (UPI) _ Communist China vowed today Jute for Regional Developm,e nt and Samuel S,harp (rjg!lt). lhiRr llolfhloh Visttlnl 1 rt N rth v· t N · ith ''all necessary actions" director of the lnstltlltes Commuruty Serv1tes (lfftce. 10 o suppo o am w . d Jones also m~t with other staff members of tne lnWtutt boars Z-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents until final victory is won In the South. The Chmes~ ~al and Ohio Universiy officials to discuss the prQJreSS' of only on Pedialrlco_Ward. the pleqe stan~s "no matter what. U S. Imperialism community action pro'"'ams in Southeastern Obio an4 Plloll N!JOI'I8I alghlinC II A~-· miKht do." ~othmg was sJH!lled out In detail, however. the role of the tlnlversfi in the •·war on Poverty." Fol· FIVI! pl!rMhl 'lvtl't IIIJ*til liN tnd le•MIC It ..-.11r1 LJSa E. Oiler, .1'120 Eastern The Chmese promise came on the heel~ ol a defiant lowing the Athens viSit 1ones toured portions of Atllena, Saturday evenlni 1n an eccl- ....,.._ lllltt' a nld ow the Ave.; Jen C. Malme, 122 State speech Sunday by North Vietn~mese Pres1den~ Ho Ch1 Horking and PerJ1 counties with Martin Sharrett, Cl!tet- dehllnvolvlns ~ 1111 ivest Balon •n -.e fldllll • St.; Jesse V. Arnold, nt Pine Minh. Ho ordered partial mobilization and S8ld North lor of the Tri-County Community Action Prognln. Maln-St 1 Potllel'OI' lllll1ll • IIOI'thwest fl No Sp«ioo Cllll St.; Mrs. Robert E. Show, Ill Viet Nam would fight on for "5, 10, 20 years or longer" Pomen: polke a cat llonC Hill. COLllMJim ·- Gtl'V. J~MI!S KinHII Dr.; L. Roger Dalley, to defeat "Am~rican ag1\..1: *'-by Linda Johnlclll. ),, American officials said till A. fthodea aaid (IJJ!ay he will Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Lale Harrison, gressors." beld by the North Vietnamese. fi " es-y-n.ofe Racine, IOiilc oortll, pulled a- U. I. tllid! Ill a1leut r,• 111111, IIQt ctlll a ll)lll!iil ..,.loll of the Rt. 1 Scottown; Mrs. John L. The Nortll Vi~tnomeore state· In Cairo today, the North C!I'OOS the bilhwt¥ whlle it~ lllidl of till leatsatllrt It .,.,.ldor legisla- Leadman, JU. I Blilw~li; Mn. ment mode no mention ol Vietnamese tmhi"Y announc!Continued from Pale 1) tmpti... Ill make a lell Cunl . tafMII ....... lion ill<ttiiOi"' ,..lltn pay· SOima S. Green, Kanaugl; Mrs. captured Ameriean airmen, ed it hod .refused to &CCI'~( grocery store. .... .ran In"' a -lhboul14 ~at Natill ani 8elllh VIet NIDI, IIWIII. Billy L. Sikes, Ewlngton; Den- whom the Vietnameore rei\Jse In from !hi! Umted Arab Repubhc He made voyage! on two eponted ~F Gilbert Hooper, Jr., ~~~... At iJo _hme time, Rhode• ro- nis Bry.., Rt. 1 Crown City; recog•ize u pri!IOIIers ol war on official U. s. warning note Great Lake5 freight~s. but lost II, Columllus. blajor .......... ,. ........1111111' veoleii 'fii!lfan Dirtctor Del- Clarence Chapman, Rt. 2 Che- aod havo threatened to brlllfl to on lhoh' captubred airmen. his job alter a viole~t light Dlsts. ver•.L. White told !lim the wol- shire; Mrs. Robert Sauoders. trial os war criminals. U. S. A C 1ne.. roadcast said Ieos with a ship's officer. In the last ~ Transpol'ttll Ill Veti!l'm fare ilOpartmlmrt. bUdget re- Jr., Rt. 1 Patriot; Mrs. James olllcials say 112 Americans --46 ol thousaods of North Vietna- few week! he hod been lool<ing CLEVELAND (UPH - A Mend'l*l ltosptl*l fire Hoopo . • queat fOr 1111 w<iuld be based A. Taylor, Konauga; Jam.. E. of them airmen - ore betllfl mose rallied I~ Hano1 Sunday '" for seaman'! work at a ~uburban CltV'eland !111'11!011 hU .,, L1lllll HooiJor, li, Colum~ upon let per cent llandards at Ctll, crown City; Mrs. Millie support of Ho s hard lm':·. The maritime union hiring hall mvented • . small, low-cost de- bas; Ptul 11urt, It, Ollu!llbua: the 1• pnceo. E. Steel, Rt. I Ewiogton; Mrs. demonstratolil pledged to Tum located close to the townhouse v1ce lot reVJIIIIII \'lctlm& of Mlu Johnson, and a IJJIUiiiCI!t' . . sylvia v. Smith, Rt. 2 Letart; evel'}' street aod every hou .. of duplex where the stlldent drowning•. •trotre•. hell'! rau- 111 ~ car, clle.,l &pe!lefr, 11, (Colllllluelllnm P11t I) StONIII •n Wt~y Mrs. James Scott, Lakin; Mrs. this capital \Hanoi\ into a nurses lived un Chicago's far ure and chronic lung diset,. Racine. The Pomeroy emergeD· afltf till liurdl!n lliaco"' A COLD rrtoNT WHICH Gary P. Minton. Pt. Pl...ant; strong fortreos," tile broad- South Side. whim will _, be matle avlll· cy M!ild ,.... Bddildlflll • tht ered 'nlurDJ. Crime llllont. has IHIOilillll ri!l!Of 1o baked Mid- : Hillis w. Faud,.... Pt. Pleas- Gaap Readin111 GalllpoUs cast said. Saw Him Ellrly able to the general pu~lic. ry lltlmklllll wn IUIIliMnl 11 7, It p.lll. west arms ftiOved. ocross the ant; 1>:frs._ Pearl 0 . Knapp, Rt . Dam 12.1, 12.7. ruonl!lfl 4 foel O!htr seametl saw him early -~ device, called Res-Q- Mlll J~ aild llri. Oft. till - aatioft today pu•hlng tllunder· 1 Galhpohs Ferry; Woodrow rollers, Pomeroy - Mason last week sitting in Luella Park ....... will be marketed lor bert lloope were lldlnlllel... WNlte Spldl ptliBed fir ldl storms ahead 111 it. Bradley, Pt. Pleasant; Sandra 120.54. Pt. Pleasant K.ll, Hin· behind the nurses apartment. $1!.50 beginning in about two the lti.t' tor ~ab!ltilt ef Itt- lltll dll' Ill eoort, 1ft 'tlcllml Heavy storms moved into tile Lee.Beckner, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ton 0..9 station_ary, Kanawha Tile girls liked to sunbathe In weeks according to ita .~n~entor, j • ~latelY falleoflllt lht of - of _the . wont upper MidW!!II early today, Uen1ce Zuspan, West Columb1a; Falls 2.1t fall~, Charleston, the backyard. Tho,. were Dr. Procter D1sbro. It 1 the ld t hll Gllherl Rixi murdan In lilodetilllmlil ;rare with tornado reporte<l in Robert M. Swick. Rl. I Middle· fii.K . Loodon, Marmet and Win· broiling days and police believe first. respirator lor the general ~~ :.,.~eon Sundl • ~ to be buried. Ou ol tbt alaill HibhliiR, Minn. A ohip on Lake port; Mn . Will Wolfe, Rt. 31 field dams ...,.. on the Sills. a scheme could have been publ1c anywhere In llle world rtea In 1aui'flc~ studenl JdBel •• burtel Supetior reported to-mile- an • Pomeroy; Mrs. Thomasene, Boat M..otnealo: concocted then so far as we know," he said. were ;,:.po Saturday. , . bodl• of twe 0 hour .winds during a h•• v y Stone, Pomeroy; Carl N. Hilgen- Obio River - Criss Jr. and It look deteCtives 0111y • The device waa designed ~ ~- hea dalhl 0 11 more wen iiYII '!~'** Ill thun<lerstorm. ThO front stret<ll· berg, Rock Camp; Mrs. Rufus :Mr. Criss up 14, 5:15 p. m. couple of ho\Jrs lllat slrodring to replace preSOIII methods oi both los and J Cit their nalvt PbiiJM-IL ed from northeast Minnesota to Cook, Coalton; Mrs. John K. l Onward up 1~. 1:15 p. m.. : COLUMllUS <UP!) - Thc 1 Thursday morning to learn the 111outh · to - mouth resuscita- eel U h • The Kirla were atnmlllllllllll ,estem NebriSkl aod woo e•· Loper, !Jaylon; Mary E. Bar· Andrew Calhou11 up 14, 4 a.m.; Obio American Legion wo•nld name of Dick Speck and go lion which Disbro calla "unhy· .uven e ieid : . ~~~~ lmlfed Ia dllatb eat by llllil by a peeled to oxtend from Lake On· low, Rt. 3 Wellston: Mrs. Lyd- OVEC up 14, 5:10 a. m; !ndi- up Its 19(1(1 convention Sunday • looking !or him through chile genic." of loiU!Ifl to Y lolle illrlder will ulfl'lll tblir tario to Northern MJSsoun Tues- ia Davis, Coallon; Mrs. Harley ana up 16. 5:30 a. m.: Patrlcl< 1 with a big parade and electi~ parlors, fourth-rare sai<Yon, 1'o use _It tile resC\101' Inserts way. . .. aputmeot Dell' II01IIIt Chlclp day. w. Canode, Hamden; Mrs. Her- ~ Condon down 17, 1.20 a. m.; of a London, Ohio, optome'riS( seamen's hallflouts, all!ys and a moulhp1ece between the bps COIIIDIIIDI!r lloapllal !alt lilt bert L. Pope, Wellston ; Gail E., Harvey Jordon up 17, 3:15 a.m. as commander for the comin:! flophouses. But they couldn't of the patient and ilellins Mi'll Jeffflls Wednesday JJlcbL Mill AIDuho Strike End• I catch him. squeezing • beUows to restart •· • survived lip ~ ~ a IClutter, Rt. I Cotblgevilie; Miss iMt.o l;oa ap 17, 4:10 1 . m.; year. COLUMBUS - ABOUT 1,100 W. Grace Manning, Ashlaod, JaneT. down 17, & a. m.; Inca Aboul411 drum corps and hl•h I normal breatlllllfl. Daee Sunday bed whlll iltr fraitdl ... 1111 members of the fnb!matlonal Ky.; Mrs. George W. McCoy, up 17, 6·30 e. m.; Reliable school baod units took part i~ l Once, on the day of the :'The inadequacy of present Mrs. William B. Jelferla, •· bl slaulh\er. . Union of Electrical W<R"kers Buffalo. ,down 17,7 a.m.; Buckeye State the parade as thousands ot l murders, the detectives even pr1mary treatment for anyont St p rli Ohio aled th!ie The llltnbuat flli' Speck -"'14 w•nt hack to work today at Btrtho down 11, 6:50 o. m.; National spertators stood uoder an in· ! talked. to ?·~· They manned in respiratory dislress," led su'n.t a te·2S' She wu oven hla capture - were the Columbus Westinghouse Mrs. James A~ Taylor, Ka· down 20, ~:45 a. m. ; PennsyJ. tense sun to watch the color. the un1on h1nng hall teiephon';" Disbro, I ... ..,..., at St Vin- the Zugh.,..· ill 11'*7 mirked by .....,, Pallet plant to end a strike that be· nauga , son, 8:!0 a.m. Sator· i vania up %1, UO a. m.; E!so Earlier, the more than 1,100 and set a. trap through S~k s cent Charity Hosp1tal, Ia eljlrt J and Ml1lnle senti Fila b ...., lllatll . til& at a gan seven weeks 11(!0. day; Mrs Robert Saunders, Jr .. l Tennessee up 23, 1 ~ 45 a. m.; legionnaires elected Dr. MK-h· unsuspecting Chicago SISter, d~signed tile Jles.Q-Aire about ~as married to WUil'liD Jef· mar!Umt Wlloa ltlriDC bell a The walkootwas touched ofl i Rt. 1 Patriot, daughler, 9:15 Southern down Greenup 3:45 P- ~ ael J. Chakers as commande<. U.lling herthey had • ..aman'• a year ago, he said. ftris in 1939 and he p~ blocillrom the ll!rk' "hen the company attempted lo a.m. Saturday. Mrs. Harley m~ . Johnhoaldown 12:10 a.m.; succeeding Chart., w. Heacock berth wa1hng for New Orleans. her In 8eltb In Juit Of 1185 bnmhoull aparlllleit, llltlilll discontinue incentive wag.es. i w. Canode, Hamden, 11<10 • :Christy up 12:33 a. m.; Mark in the top state post. Speck had told lhe nurses that Survivor. are tile Sptdl Ill tl!il tit1t1J1io1!* lill1 111 Mtlllorial ~ Undt'r a new agreeent, Which Im., Saturday; Ml'!l. John K.' M. up Greenup 2·45 a. m.; En· The Legion approved sev<rall all he wanted was their money Vtten Sa Edt <llildron· Charles of Tyler Tex- hllui'i aflfr tile lllullleri lll!l't was rstifiod unanimrusiy Sat· !Loper, Dayton, daughter, 11 •· [d.. vor down Greenup 7. 33 a. resolutions but rejected one to get to New Orleans. And he Admlll:'~ turdlly - as· P..;l Lu Vegaa dlacovei'ed. 'l1te1 tried II illrl urday, hoony employ1!1 will be l m ; SUoday; 1\lrs. Gary P. Min- Im ; Luther Herdman up Mel- calling for unr.,tricted chem'· got his sister's message an~ he son w:,:-lom· •.:;,~~~==: Williom, il.,wn, and ' L 1 eJ hill to the _l!all trllh tht paid on a daywork wage · pay· 1 too, Pt. Pleasant, son, 3:!3 p. dahl 7:10p.m.; Cotton Queen cal and biological warfare in called tile pohce. But he didn l ~g Mlddl · 1. JaiW!I Eada Coif, Nn ... Mich.; thl'ft! Ilia- ptumlse cia birlb • a iblll It ment p_tan. , m. SUnday ; Mrs. Billy L. Sikes, [up Meidahl 1-55 p. m.; J. S. Viet Nam. Itake the ba•t. l,nstead, he fleJ L.,; sville· Gilbert ~ ten, Mrs. Bruce Kidwell, t:..- NOw Orlem, INt lie ill!elltll Ewington, daughter, 5·11 p.m. ILewis up Meldahl 3:45 a. m.; Major resolutions approved in- from 3 . ~apner 8 hangout near er ~ufnbus· Llftda JOhi$OI't, U!llla, C1Uf.; Mrs. Lot 1 a C!it)ger. Sunday. Producer up Meidahl 3:55 a. eluded one calling for a con- the h1nng hall called the ~cine. • Shaffner, ur~~ena 1 Mn. H. M. !be Sped Dtsc.. fl"d I m ; Queen City up Meldahl, gressional Investigation of he Shipyard Inn. . Dl-1'1"1 IIIIIIIIS' _ Wft· Loudenback, St. Parlo; four rail tbi rlce tbl1ll&' DEVOTED to INTERI!~t o• cart E~ Braodeberry, Mrs. AI· US a. m. . . activities of the American Civ•l The hunters were cloSI!Ifl on Ham Rohlnoon, Mn. Auttie brother!~, John, Columbus; llkitl Ro'! bin iUid !ltd Will, fiii!Ji'a . MASllli AllEA 1ice Capehart, Wood N. Everel~ GaDipollo Dam - H. E. Liberties Union and another ac· the hunteJ, though The lone Brk.te Mrs. Inn Woods, Har- Thomas, llprinlfltlcl; Ja111011 Ilk» tl~ •tilt. . . I ,;;..,..., • - .... I Robert L. Horton, Mrs. lllar· Bowles down 1:30 o. m.;. Polly K cepting VietNam war veteron• surv.•vor ol the massacre, ry Cu~minp. Cll'lsliana, Del., and Frank, po!ke dlillli. 1 ,,_,., ..... les T. Hughes. Phyliss K. Irwin. up 2·30 a m.; Bnmestone as eligible members of the Leg· Ph1bppme nurse Corawn Amur· A~~n~ .........,y _ M r 1 Urbana. By anollier (lUirk lit fate, • hbllllltelll • 11f'!J") •fl.era.,..,.. ncept 1 30 a. m.; Tibol Speek' I pre ' t ure. wm·ww "'- .,.._ .,..., ...~ ' ' lat\ll'daJ ,1111@ SundQ' til' l'Q ObJo Zelman T Kennard, Roosevet down 4: I t up ion ao, I'dentlfed I in JonE11 Shade· Mery' of the IHaiiUI. 6Uilel -.MP~•• ...... !'..~ ~:O;:n:-~ ~~ .'~: Mounts, Mrs. Roy s. Sansbury, 6:10 a. m. The convention voted to h(ild Prints found in the murder Raci~ oJam.;. Stllett Fu_neral ~vltet will111 be held the eperalion 111 e1ost lpeck'l :::Z~ lvv ~••:i' Mrs. Ollie C. Smith, Flo)'ll Wal- Kanawha Rlver Beaver its 11167 state convention in Cin· house matcheJ Speck's -1 FBI Ra i '. Lawrence Doni Mid: Wedilftday 8~ 10 1· • at tbe WoUndS at C.Ot ·Coubt:t 'ttM I 111- : ; ':.!~., molllna lace, Jr., Mrs. F. Lester Wbite, down Marmet n5 p. m.; Lucy cinnoti, July 21 to 23. headquarters in Washington. die~: Deibert Pattt....", Port- ~aker Blevm Fun::~ home Fillpplno, a lrilllll, and loinlll' ~~::..,· - ..... "Pnm.,.. Roy G. Blackburn, Mrs. Jesn Jane Lucas up Marmet 11:10 Other state officers Included: Speck was publicly named as lanjl· Nancy Cole Rfe~'rillt· ID St. PoriJ. Gra• idarltei lchaollllllll Ill .Amur-. Gary' Wolle Ra~ine· TomaS: wDI be held hen Wedhe 1 11 She helped llave his . ·- ~.. ,..,.........., F~ Cobb, Mrs. Earl W. Robin· p. m.; Oliver Shearer up Mar- Robert p McBride Cincin•·a· the killer. .. - --~~-.1· 'ror~ ,,._ Cll,."''"""" · 1 Mrs. mel 11 :4a• p. m.; Elgercl'ff ' ; Roger The case was broken ·m a fna Hayman,•Long Bottom: · ta• "~ "" "' .. son, Fredenck J Wi son, 1 up ti, hrsl vice-president wet- 3·30 Ce p· m· attill!the Cherry Ridge Jt was the end Ill the. trill •.. ~~ - ,_, ........, ., Hershel T. Winters, Jess C. Ma- Marmet& a. m: ; W. H. Shaver, Munson, Clevelaod, a sec<Jod shabby derelict's haven on ter Ellis, Rullaod; Gilbert Reme~, .,.....s~!:..WI!' -~ tha drllter wbo wu lMn II e&I'IM: ~ m1t'b~ :s... etntt> per lone, Mrs. Homer 8. Holstem Jr .. down Wmfield 4 :25 p.m.; yiMt.onresident · Merritt Mcdain West Mad.son where a red neon Hooper Columbus v. """' ~a\.,, wuqatu,g. lUlU Monmouth, W., moved • ·''" •• •''""' •' ... . . . . -~ · ' . .. • · Ewing's havin• arranaetnet~ts .,.., ""''"· "'''" ••, aod mfant son, Mrs. David J. Jelferson down Wmfleld 7:35 p. A•"'and, treasurer; Rev. D. P. Sign fJashed: Starr Hotel. DIJcllir1ea Saada• _ Ra• e · D&U., with hla widewellmether :lllo ~ •·--•'"''·'·"' "'W arner, 1n · f ant daug hter. Mrs. m.; Moun lain St ate up w·m- Corde$; ., · Bucyrus, chaplain, and r·1reproof rooms. " ' "'· pt ..__ ......, ~ e~~rrl.,. .~~ Evans Edison Weaver SheRI' when he Wit •P., _,KWt :::,., '!!.'! .... ; •.::"'';.,,''.;';.,:: Paul C. Barlow snd infant dau· field 7:50 p. m.; Allen R. Mer- Joseph Deutschle of Colu~hus. Speck had paid 90 c~nts and Reed, 'Betty Gli111ore, Mrs. GilTWO FINED fathered a cblld, and aftor. .,.,~~.... ""l '"""""'" ghter, Mrs. Howard J. Boggs jnll up Wmheld 9 15 p m.; naliona\ executive oomm1tt... regiStered as B. Bnan, _for bert Hooper, Vicky Newell. William RftVH, RD, Albany, wanls dltl HtUe that •• " . and inflllt daughter. Semel down Winlield 12:10 a.m. man. nophouse cubicle No. 584. Lymg and Rllbort HoU.y1 11, Ollum- creditable. • 1 on a flltlly, uncovered mattress, bus were fined on Jntollaltlon He f'tllowed the lur• Ill Ill · he cui himself deeply under his Accidents Take co~ictions by Pameroy May- seaa, and left a wake Cll left elbow and began to bleed 19 Uve8 In Ohio or Ciltt1es ~ar Sltuttlay vlole.D. Pdlce Willi It .,.. heavily. He called to the man Accidents claimed the live.s ol night. Reevi!S wu fibetlt$o lll'ld tlon him lboul 11Nr4en IIIII (Continued From Page One) _ , in. the next "c"ff~·" 19 persolls In Ohio dUring the COlli thd Jfolley $& inil OOW. udlllll · In Monnlcitltb, " Jack O'Briau Chamber of Commerce is '" I ne1ghbor was too busy drtnkm~. weet!end, with II of Utm dylna Pomeroy police ~vU W 'tttek- Dallas, and in llyclbey, Aullrlo dn!rge of ob!Binmg that amount I So Speck lurched from h10 in traffic mlohaps. mJ also arrested Grover Ai'h· Ua. l!ernlce Parl<'s, fortylsh lor- lgross (before foreign showlllfiS) Actoslly, Jack'l I weJJ.adjust- from businesses and residents room holding up his arm so . The UPI weekthd report old tnd Jtillepll Ma!tln, lietll el Alld !llr Cldeap ptlk!t, mer Jlrl liJIIor who inbented Ka\menson Ia coldly factual ' eel muiti·miiiionaire Heavy- '" tile area. II one thousand ! thst evt·ryone coul~ see the mclnded 1'erry WIDiam Hellel', Pomti'Oy, Oil illlolleitloll ~k'l l!lpblre left a blllir Ruby Foo's W. >2nd St. Chinese. guesstimatorJ projects its weitht champ (sort-of, by the persons in Meigs County sent i bleedmg. . 26, Rt I, Crook"illt, ldiJed , tha11ts. etnlltlllel-. llomklldie Cit*, restautant from her late moth- gross (before foreign showlngs) •marginal NBA yardstick) Em· ~ollar, the amount would I It caused lll11e stir. Death" when hiS speedmg car Blalllmed rrancts Flilftltah, ~ or, 111 expeCted sborUy to mar- as al least $2S million The ie Terrell 1001 will wed b 0 l , be r01sed pamlessiy, and for a , no slranger at the Starr Hotel, Into a brf4~ on Ohfo 9:1 aear from lack of sleep, wu Ilk.. ·ey a N. Y. goldmine, Georte Y•nkee Clipper hotel in Ft. won't say to whom 0 u r , good cause. I where two men die on the Crooksville. Thi SQUAD CA~ \lad tthat hia thoughts were wiM . . MlddleJIIOft , sq Sptdt 1ft! found. Richard, 72-yttr-old widower! Lauderdale where the N. Y. IParis spy tells us Charlotte Also, members of the orches- 1average evory w-nd ol of lhi late great stage actress IYankees have winter-quartered [Ford's bustmnd SII'VI'OI Niar- Ira have to he housed aod fed acure alcohoilsm. pohce d~ptlon. I tubbed 'Ills summontll lt f.:ID a. m. "I thought abellt why ...,. llelin .Menken _ who died :for years was re-named to cbol dashed off 01 Alri<:an 18_ lor the two days they are 1 On the noor of Speck's away lorn~ of the blood with today for Otto Aleshire, Park- body bothered ta call the polioe ..,.ctHly three months ago this ' "The Sheraton" but It wasn't ' fari the day altere hla Mll·rnom ~e. and residents may hel~ cubic\~ wa~ a copy of•'lt)e July Illy f~g~. aild I aaw !hi! ~~ Middleport, who wu traas- when be - blftdlita til 1111 eomillJI.Iuiy "E1 ~ .The prospec· la slap at Yankee Clipper Joe · brido arrived; abe'llllay at his m this way too. II Ch~cag~.' AmeriCIID with the word born. poiUd to the aftlcl of a !Gcal room," tllanagili oald. "Then. I li~e poom \old his family and DiMaggio"• escutcheon _ the Cl d'Antibes villa While AnyOIIi! wlshmg to house one headlme SlrBIII!Ier Hunt Sty- Smith told nunt Kathy phyaiclan far ~atment 81 a don't IOiiW 1 idlew 1 oouldll't his Iormor ln·laws they11 wed hotel actually was named for lhi•P tx-wile Stephanie and chi\- or lwo of tbe students for the mied, Police Admit." Tht ·O'Connor to brlllfl him a medical .Patlont. 'lbe IIIUad klufllhtnk !Ike lhl!J.ilo I just~ . "arOund Aug. 12'' The small lilt legendary whaling ahip. dren take oVI!r his hugo pri- two days aod pertlaps break· IN'wspaper was splotched with ' newspaper. Ht lOOked at the James Eada, ~me, ta Ill hill\ iild I got vet')' llrel. but ¢mly ironic coincidence: Now that Arthur Fiedler's Ivale yacht for the Riviera sea- fast aod dmner, " asked to blood. picture of Speck on the front Veterans MetnOria Hclpltal for \lory tfred." Miss Parks aod her muiU-mil· recording BeaUe aod Roiling soo. call Mrs. Pat Lochary, geneul He w•lmpered pap, 11anced down ll Ilia mediC'al trealllltlll at 11.11 ,p.m. ----liOO'ili'e fiance met in ltuby 'Stones' metodi.. with his Bos· The film presa aBenll for chairman for the event. When tw? policemen came. ~tient aod. ~~ the nurse: Saturday. Emo Earl Steiner Foo's restauranl the night !ton Pops Orchestra, it's a r• British-born Alfred IDtcbcock"s Young people are the same Speck whimpered that he Get~ the poln. ' . ry Mill) Menken died, while attend- Iminder of his first Bdwy. pr..s "Tom Curtain," apprechlli! his the world over. aod this " • wanted water. The ofltcers said The doctor II~ !hi! Dllln I W&Al'HH Of Middleport Dla in.~ !tie weddlllg reception oi lagent wbo injured the sonsltiv- loyalty 10 his Americaa citlren- good chance to see II we real-~ he would get water at the head,~~ taid: What 11 your warmer to11f1111 loW Il-l\ !mary E..-. !!telnllt, .71. \if the Charles Baxtm at thi!lities of the scmi-sympbonic ma· ship but WlllldOr at hlai!Dduring ly want to help promote s<>d hospital. naino. Pll'lfl ellililr1 _..._. ._. Ylildl!llort, dlW dlla inom!JW Lalil!ls Club The mlthy,estro 'by astinc "How many enthusiasm for American wines things, or just talke about II. Dr. Leroy Smith, 2'1. was"" "Richard Speck," the man •etlllollltl Twt' J• • • II the Gallipolis Cllhlc. NJMl' thlilk Till! Is a ...u behaved group his first tour of duty as mumbled. . . . ... aL II etrvlelll will lie h!ld ~ suilidh shown Miss Parts oft · meil in yoor band" and promp~ durlnl tnttrvl..,. they to all til• soignee lrlentiJJ, :Did;ty wu fired ~ . . O.Zie and Hlir- sholll4 be devoted to ~ anciellt wi~ a worthwhile program. nstdent surgeon In the trauma ~ith pate~ the st\lertd MAIIIIIAOB AIPUCAftON diy at 2 p.ill. at the lllwlnll the whisperl!lfl-bebind . fans ialrlet N•lson hav• an offer !AI and hcinlrallle <elluiold plup- Lets all help. sect1on of the emerg•ncy wal"' Y\'ln In Sl>ecko ll!lt anll. Ao Loonart 111 . Barller, Jr., 111 nltai Homt Ill P\ldiiiiiJ• b N•I)'POrt, Easthampton, etc. rs ' toar Enctand In "The Imposai- roo . .. t.rae or apoory· at the huge Cook County speck waa wheeled from the Reedavllle, jaidlotlr and ~ W Ifill! bl ill till lleledl Gl'lllt the btlztiDgest sinct former sing- Ible Years," Allan King's Bdwy. phal, It's fumly: free-view of the Melgo Genml Hospital Hospibll. He odministered a operating room, he lnOilled, Jean lliocli " NeintBe. teftoll~ le the tedly IIIIo. Ins waiter ll'Villfl I!Orllil w U IIOilf-runner .. Seplll&geniriall new movie "How To Steal a At!Mioolollo Satarday - Ray transfusion and then !bought ''I'm scared, I'm scared." Ill lltrilvtlll 1ft hill ant. eoc:ltty'1 loft!' Eli<D lllackay . (aJRI ~niH comedlell 3aek Mtllfan" it lbe G<Mmor'a 0111- Lantt, Pomeroy that the man "looked familior." was whisked llllba lnlltm-.y ui IN ROOM., ~.- R1J1 CIIMWland, ,.nit 1111 llltJPy yean a10. ~ Pearl bn nm.r kilt ldt pem.a- te1e1~ laol 'IMt lhlaBy wu Dl•c•arl'• Saturday - Betty "I notlred a tattoo"" his 1ft! the BHdewell. Mlehltl llflllill ill1i tlll!ll Ill 1M Mllllrictlllll'l1 w.lftn..... Adual eost of "Wbo"• Afraill :toudl: in Lindy's, he ..,. ~used - because "Ute Ut Pugh. Iarm."' Smitll lftill. "I 1'01110111- A cordoll of pullet ...,. ~ ~ II IIlli IIt (»> fl.a I!MIIclilldllll. fl'rl. . of Virginia Woolf" was $7,500,· 1vtnced a waiter that be was seemed too oensitive, all con- Admio11••• Sunday - None .1 bered reading about the "bom armed with rifles, waa thrown lwnbua SUAtiJ~ ~ Jill may clll at fuDeral bome liP: M; WarDM'I ..,.,.., Ben oot-of-work Yiddilil actor .... liderl!lfl." Pisclwl•• Sunda1 - None. to ra1se beU'' tattoo ill th<i arowullhe infirmary, l'll1lm mJinber Ia lfl. tlma. • ' '""Import- .i ;r CJend Hot, p·Irat es Stun G.Iari.ts m .. en on TWl.nhi•JJ T k. o•· F" PI . • NL 1 o In North v·tetnam's F"Ight ·. SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. Marines flghtiDJ ID lllodo ttlm!OI twn111 tile fiertll VitiBIIIRt'l llclrdll bale tilled 148 Communist regulars 11M 1~ : ~ m•lr,p ofti!!IIIYB, U.S. mill~ &pOlesfi\ili sa '1· Deiawara mill with a raft of . prizos; inCluding a new car, $3,4511 ln scholarships, a $1,200 mink stole and S5!JO worll\ of jewelry. In ber acceptance speech In Sindu•ky Suhday, Miss Phllllan Vel~t said ahe tell humble .. . "you · have Ill teet bumble alter trying Milt~ Canpnttllty honon Ill for this title for thrH years." Chlha vOWS Full support f " .111. · Stop Planned Offensive II 191111 Saturday nirht btlore a CampbeU; Bonnie Jeanne Sharon christine Osborn of capacity crowd at the nearby Faullmer, 23, Toledo, and Kalh- Johnstown, Miss Southeastern Cedar Point Ballroom. It wu her third try lor the Iitie, havilll lleen the l'IIIIII<I'UP a year ago to Valerie JBJl LavIn of Canton. Mlisllhllnan, !bUBbler ill M:r. and Mrs. HlroHI Pllllllaa of Dtlanre, pblell !hi! fillaiJJ by Willtllillthe Mill Heart of Ohio COIItest. She also Willi the secont nllht lftlillllury tilenl lltlt, sinc~BC "Till• to My Ceuntry " The r1111ntrs-ap In . . wore: Pllnela But Robu-, Jl, • ' .; 1\ ~~=;;;;;-En-::;.· Delaware Coed is New Miss Ohio • n . fl! \ Ul:· n:: . •.t.i:, �;· I . / ' '' 1 . ~~ ) ,, I" I I . ,,. . \ Chureh Picnic, . . .o.• Barbeme, Will BeonJnly24 ' !8, ' · Majoo LeaPo (Only ca01ea scboduled) Amerlc1111 l.eiiU w. L. Pel. 08 60 32 .662 Slullilp 11 Vlltecl Preu Jalenlau-1 NatiOaal Le..... W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh San Francisco Las Anaeles Plilladelphia Houston Allanta st: Loois 55 55 51 49 45 43 42 Cb!<ago 29 511 .330 25 Cincinnatl New York Cbicago 39 49 .443 15 37 51 .42017 29 511 .330 25 35 37 37 41 43 47 46 .611 .598 I .080 3 .544 6 .511 9 .478 12 .477 12 l'olinnesota Chicago Kansas City York New York 7 Houston 38 40 41 47 48 49 48 40 53 39 55 York .645 10 .544 10 .478 16 .467 17 .456 18 .449 .430 .415 22 o, 2m! :al~=e..~ 1~1 I • YOCKE! tj 1 1 . I I ( . . - ~S~IOORE "'1 ~ rr I I"i1.':a":"IA( I I I OCiety otes Chlcagthl. New York at Minnesota(6.1) vs. Grant 16•12 ). 2·20 · p.m. (OnlYTula:::' .sc~oduled) e Y' ames Chicago at Cleveland, night Minn. at Wash., 2, tw1-mght D tr . B lti . ht e ott at 8 more, rug Kansas City at New York nisht California at Boston nl 'ht • g FOUr Treated For In]· uries - :I Kathy Dailey attended camp at Jockson recently. Third Friday Club H P tl k D' r as o uc mne Van The Third Friday club ~·t By May Johnolon Visitors of Mrs. Louise Meter and Nicki were Mr. and Mrs. Bob VanMeter and family of Erie Penn., Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brewer local Mr. l!ld M Ted B · 01.' 1 dla Mrs. La aiieyThel- Wn arrnena, rs. wrence ••· ami Miss Patty fl"Olllt local. ' Columbua to spend a week. Scharlene Flemming and Mary Ann Vipperman went to Columbua to •pend a week. Robert Van Meter, Robert Ours, local, Ronnie Donnelson of Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll and fam- SWIFftnEMIUM )( I I ] at the h_ome of Mrs. Max Mem· hart Friday evemng lor a pot· luck dinner. Games were play· ed during the evening, with priz· es awarded to Mrs Ray SeideR· abel Mrs. Cleland Hines Mrs. ' . ' Dale Smith, Mrs. Fred Dessau· er and Mrs A H Ebersbach . .. . . Others attending were Mr~. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. Henry He>· bel • Mrs ·- Den ver Thorna Mrs. Ben Neutzling. The Aug. ust meeting wiD he held at the home o! Mrs. Ebersbach. Theoe wlshlnl! to attend picnic are askod to bring covered dish and tlleir table service. Chlcken will furnished. ThOle pl81111ing be present should noUfy Mrs. Herman London by phoning 5183 or calling Mrs. !:4tllrllllatl 992-5837. The dlnnet' will served at f p. rn. The entlrel Sumlay School is cordially vlteChd. h I a urc lerV """ re each Sunday at 9 a. rn. ' lowed by Sunday Scheol at a. rn. -·----------1 · · War mustcal, · Ctvll at view State Park, near Va., was P'reda li!Be erson o! Pomeroy. TO MEET AT CHUBCH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur While, There will be a Ea•t Liverpool, moved In the church officers and all horne where Mr. J08eph COllar! the Sunday School teachers, DRY Four person• !rom the Gallia· livod formerly. church officers_ and aU tntl!l"·ll MONDAY Mason area were admitted to Mr. and Mr.•. Lawrence Bush ested persons, m tile basemE!ntll CLEANING JOF CLASS of the Unl.tedl Holzer Hospital over t b e and di!Uihter, Connie, Racine of the Federated church at Service On Requett Methodist church will holll weekend after receiving treat- Route, Earnest BWih, · p. m. Ibis evening. nual potluck picnie, at tho menl in the hospital's emer· were dinner guests of Hev. dleport Park, Monday 11 8: gency room for injuries sus- Mrs. John Buah. SEES WAR MUSICAL tainod in separate accidents. Rev. and Mra. Bush visited I Arnoog thoae enj.oyh~g p.m. TUESDAY Ten-111011ths old Lisa E. 011· Mr. and Mrs .. Earnest Bush, 9 perfonnance "Hctnev CLEANERS POMEROY VETERANS MEMOruAL , dllugbler of Mr. and Mn. Mr. ami Mrs. Dwi&)lt ,~l~:·I~~~R~oc~k::_"~lhe~~~~~~~~~~·oo~·~·-~~;,:;;;~~;;,,;,;;,;;,;;;,,;;.~~ v 1 te Aox!llary will Jolm Oller, 1720 Eastern Ave., Roland111. Mro. Lauiae VIlli -r.':e':.:ay~r July 16 at 7:30 p.m. was admitted to the hospital at t.er and Nicki visited ~er In lhe hospital cafeteria. Speak· 1:50 p. rn. Sumloy wllh first In-law. _Lawrence Theiss ONLY . p All meand seeood delree burns ' · of Is a pallent at Holzer ~:~~~~ I er Dr. to arras. ·~ both 1e... and the abdomen. Mr· and Mrs. J"1rnrny 3 WEEKS horow.narebeurged attend FRIENDLY CIRCLE "01 the She was bum~d when _her mo- son and daUihler Patricia, • LEFTI 1'.ederate d Cburch will was th takmg a skillet off Wills Syracuse called on Mr. ·. J ly 19 1 !her the stove, e handle broke, and and 'Mrs. Carl ' Autherson. da 8 Tues Y everuug, u • the eontenlll spilled on the and Mrs. Thomas Autloer!IOn I 8 r m. ot the cbmch. MIA child She is listed in good d d hter Lo ll ry Elizabeth Chapman is tile · an aug ' we were program leader and Mrs. condition. . cenl dinner guests. bert Woodarp and Mr!. Chari· Roger Dalley, 9, son o! Mr. hn and Mrs Larry E Dalley sui· Mrs. Garnet Jo ston, ABJreu l es Strauss are the bosteouo. a iaceralion .and fra~ture ' and Carl visited Mrs. Mary WEDNESDAY a fmger on his left band, I Ours and children recently. WINDtNG TRAIL was admitted to the bospil- 1 Mrs .. Dor1s Dalley and chll· club will have their al 7:05 p. m. Sunday. He ,dren v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Hopotlucl. "picniC at Royal lnjUll!d whtle "1wln8lng on I mer Icenhower. t, park, Weill)elday vening. awtug set. He fell and caught• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks bers art 111 meet at ring fin!Jer on a bolt. Ins and two youngest children of PhlfiiiiC)' at & p.m. ond are is lilted u good. gtuppers Plams, Mr. and Mrs. reminded 111 brlug own ·'""' C. Malone, ts, of 122 Paul Ours and two children, li>aervlce State St., was admitted to the cal, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence PRESIDENTS of the at 4:35 p. rn. Saturday Johnston and children local, American leSion Auxiliary with a laceration on the leU Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf Drew Webster Post will meet Malone cui his arm with and daughter. Racine Route calWedi!Hday evening ot t h 1 according to the accident led on Mr. ond Mrs. Maywood boml o( Mro. May;.,e Ills condition II re- of Johnston.. . eouece ""1111 Syracuse ported as food. Mrs. Mane Lawrence IS ltera 1"!111 Mtug wrop~ Mrs. Sylvia V. Smith, 9, Rt. covering satisfactory from a for the WbPted nurse Letart, W. Va., waa admitted broken wnsl. lienee Thoma ' the hospital at 9:30 p. m. Recent visitors of Mr. TIWRSDAY wltll a fractured rlllht Mrs. Leo Dailey were Mr. ·' ' . She was injurod when Mrs. Ted Coppick and children RACINE AMERICAN leU while aetUug out of the of Rimersburg, Pa., Mr. cion Poot ..tGII will meet ot tub at horne. Her condition Mrs. Ofa Daily. local, Mr. post home \huraday, July lilted as good. Mrs. Glen Baker o! at 8 p.m. O!imnander James I -. • Ray HID re!f!>eotl all members : attend. Qpeclal auesta will be : Mike Jenkllll ami Roger Roush ' delegates to Buckeyes Boys State. Chicken oarbecue will be beld after the rneeUng. · TWIN CITY SHRINE club wlll bold a family picnic at Roy· al Olka park, Thursday, July 21, at 4:30 p.m. Bring own ' · ble oervlce. · ' . TWILIGHT GARDEN club trill hold Ita annual picnic thl! borne of Mise Ada Hosk1011. I'· Thursday 11 6:30p.m. ··f - Ill brillfl a covered dish lnd Own table service. ONE WON ONE cla .. of LET US HELP YOU Campr.to Pomeroy First Baptist church These sparklinaluncheon sets In an Earlr Amerl· Plan Y041r New · will have a picnic at Middlecan crystal design are ideal for use indoors and lulldlng port park, Thursday, at 6 p.m. l(itchen, Bathroom or outdoors ••. at lunch time ... snack time. , • and and ln case of rain, It will he held party time. You'll want several place setllnaa. so Whatever Your at the church. Remodeling st! rt collecting your plates, cups and saucers now. Remodeling Needs You get your choice FREE eaCih time you buy S.rvlcal Mighl Be seven aallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline. . DAUGHTER BORN I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henne-· This offer is limited and available only at your , IY of Portsmouth are announcAshland 011 Dealer displaying the "FP..EE LUNCH· PHONE WY 2-5321 ESTIMATES . ·Jng the birth of their EON SET" sign! ehlld, a daughter, Offer expires Aupst 7, 19&6 at the Portsmouth . She weighed a pounds, If ounc· CALENDAR GOY -· . . .'IIISPECTID A delaUed report r~:::;/ the purchase of the p was given by the clerk of sloo, Mrs. Donald Cottrill. was unanimously &Steed to buy lire entlngutsbers for the church ami annex. Ily. In ACCI'dents , jtoformthesurprlotlllllwer,u ~~"'!:::::::!·!:;--;:=:;-~Ll~~-~·:::ug~go::=;•tecl;;.:by:_;thiiiiOYecutoon. 200 II-51 vs. Pizarro (6-4). 9 "f: SOCIAL at PLUS S& H GREEN stAMPS . Now arrange the eircled letters O!d Town Flats California at Clevehtnd·2- Lopez (4·91 vs. Bell (9·51. 7:30. S . N p.m. Baltimore -bV Helen l!lottttl-_, LOWi . "' _ 3 Chicago 2, 2nd (Aol,...,,. Mond•y• Philadelphia 3 Las Ang. 0, 1 Detroit 3, lsi !Jounbl"' SPURN CIEIK SO.OTHE &UmR Lao Ang. s Philadelphia I, 15 Detroit 2, 2nd y...,,..,., Pittsburgh 7 San Fran. 4, . 3 Boston 2, 1st, 10 inns. ""'"'" Thlo mipt ""''' •P " Pittsburgh 7 San Fran. I 2nd 3 K. C. 2, Znd, 10 inns. ,..,.,.•,~z;,..-$11IIT$ -~I St. Looio 4 Chgo. 3, lsi, II inns. California 5 Washington 0, Chicago 7 St. Lauis 2, 2nd ·· Washington 3 California I, 1-======~-=~:;:;:--:;:-=:-:-;:.:--;:,. Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 6 Monday's Probable Pllchen Plalno, Mr. · and Mrs. BtUy Monday's probable Pllcben iAU Time EDT) • Dailey and family, local. (AU "'lrnes EDT) Houston at New York, Cuellar (7·1) and Bruce (2-6) vs. Shaw f&-8) and Hepler 1-2). 1 P rn · ·A 1 t 05 K~~ 41 a Jackson ou ax ( vs. 1.05 p.m. . . . San Francisco at -Perry (15·21 vs. Veale 8:15 p.m. Cincir"ati at (8-7) vs Schwall (4-2). 5 . . Cb1cago at St. Ell rth (4-U) vs Jaster swo .. 2). 9 p.m. . . Tueodav's · Games Cl~e>nnaU at Cblr.a&o Philadelphia at H~usto~, Atlanta AI St. Louis, lllllhl soaw·News 'WVCE .IQI I Snmloy's Results York 4 Minnesota 2, v:':1 ~.=~·~. lsi New 50 48 49 43 42 41 40 KELEM'<aELP ~US ! SLICED c 1-I.B.TRATPACI LEAN-MILD SUGAR·CURED 'SSOUP • Ye1etablellean wllaoon Simple to playl Easy to Wlnl Just match any Set of 31 • HOUR Robinson's BUllY.' L-:==============:-: ~at.... I LUNCHEON SET pASf ·Your choice of plate, cup or. saucer when you buy 7.... of ASHLAND VITALIZED GASOIJ.E for . ··u. fOREMAN &ABBOTT es, and has been named Tracy. Grandparents are Mrs. Henry Henn"'J of Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Debo Portsmouth. They have · IIIIUehter, Terrie. 'b -. ....... ·..r~ ·-H ~Y·~~< -·-'1 ...; _.. ... N. 2nd Ave. -"""--.,.~ • . - . - , .., _., ,.,._~• _, ,+ ··· ···.: ~;;:- - •. .., .._.__7....--' :'·n ... '• - ',,,., · "" •·~ · ,.' ,.. . ..~., ~~•••,. ,~;·• •:~.-.' .. "'-'' ....,.,.. Middleport, 0. I' ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY - Norge '1000 t'IOO •s DOULD_DUCI -~DICE OR .. PRICES START AT .... Caa $(}9·95 ~r.!l'!:l Ingels s ~lUJli!J AnENTION 1966 MEIGS CO~NTY FAIR MEMBERsHIP TICKETS NOW ON SALI AT; · Arnol.,.. Sohlo Sorvt.. Stotton on Rt. 33 Mrtllef .~ ,_,.,, Ohio ' ....., IMUnnN Atoncy, Inc . , . . _ 1t., ,....,.,, 0, s1_.. o,....,, Woot·Moln slH ;omoNJ, Ohio . BRW HordwoN lnd liiDplv, Woot Soconcii!H r.mony MoliAt Rootovrolll. N. '"'"" An., Ml<ld..,.rt, Ohio .... .. - M161l........ DlfJUiiiWtl IWI, Mill at., M~..-., OW. MOler llrOL GNCOrJ, R!llllo!:M, Rullo,.., Ohio Shoe sa·le LewiS Sohlo Sonlcli Stollon, Horrlsonvllfo, Ohio NOW IN PROGRESS! Woltl CnM llld Solll, loclno, Ohio """""'' ..... llty, .,....._ , Ohio ICilvts- ...,., ChHIOr, Ohio MD~•,.• Sorvloo Iloilo"• Tlippon Plalno. Ohio. ••I.a. """* · 1111 Dlrecton end OifiC8n elso have tlckett hr 11le ,.u CANTl\tOOP~· · Til SHOJ BOX o. . Ctlt ehne!lllaenhlp 'tlckel Is $1.50 •n4· f!Urc!!!!"r 10 _,minion IIIII wto fllrld.. durll)ll ·lhl f!ve d~V. of tiM F1lr, Autuat 16-17·11o19 IN! 20tlt; •nd al.. fllrtl~fllf• In tha •nnull 'eJactlon of Dlni;J"on. IUYATIC:KIT AND IAVI MONEY. . :; ' :' . \ ; ·3. New.· i . . .. OI\IL'I; ' ' Promlum hOb hen 11oM nllttl. .. .IN MAKING YOUil INTaJU. MUST II I'lL LID OUT IY TMI! TIMU.U.. ''· -et If your 3 OF~ II!CIYI "JC111 Yla" aa .ilfl prediiCt ;rou may tam ~ Ill .... pl ........ ht•lleitecl J'IIEI ' �;· I . / ' '' 1 . ~~ ) ,, I" I I . ,,. . \ Chureh Picnic, . . .o.• Barbeme, Will BeonJnly24 ' !8, ' · Majoo LeaPo (Only ca01ea scboduled) Amerlc1111 l.eiiU w. L. Pel. 08 60 32 .662 Slullilp 11 Vlltecl Preu Jalenlau-1 NatiOaal Le..... W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh San Francisco Las Anaeles Plilladelphia Houston Allanta st: Loois 55 55 51 49 45 43 42 Cb!<ago 29 511 .330 25 Cincinnatl New York Cbicago 39 49 .443 15 37 51 .42017 29 511 .330 25 35 37 37 41 43 47 46 .611 .598 I .080 3 .544 6 .511 9 .478 12 .477 12 l'olinnesota Chicago Kansas City York New York 7 Houston 38 40 41 47 48 49 48 40 53 39 55 York .645 10 .544 10 .478 16 .467 17 .456 18 .449 .430 .415 22 o, 2m! :al~=e..~ 1~1 I • YOCKE! tj 1 1 . I I ( . . - ~S~IOORE "'1 ~ rr I I"i1.':a":"IA( I I I OCiety otes Chlcagthl. New York at Minnesota(6.1) vs. Grant 16•12 ). 2·20 · p.m. (OnlYTula:::' .sc~oduled) e Y' ames Chicago at Cleveland, night Minn. at Wash., 2, tw1-mght D tr . B lti . ht e ott at 8 more, rug Kansas City at New York nisht California at Boston nl 'ht • g FOUr Treated For In]· uries - :I Kathy Dailey attended camp at Jockson recently. Third Friday Club H P tl k D' r as o uc mne Van The Third Friday club ~·t By May Johnolon Visitors of Mrs. Louise Meter and Nicki were Mr. and Mrs. Bob VanMeter and family of Erie Penn., Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brewer local Mr. l!ld M Ted B · 01.' 1 dla Mrs. La aiieyThel- Wn arrnena, rs. wrence ••· ami Miss Patty fl"Olllt local. ' Columbua to spend a week. Scharlene Flemming and Mary Ann Vipperman went to Columbua to •pend a week. Robert Van Meter, Robert Ours, local, Ronnie Donnelson of Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll and fam- SWIFftnEMIUM )( I I ] at the h_ome of Mrs. Max Mem· hart Friday evemng lor a pot· luck dinner. Games were play· ed during the evening, with priz· es awarded to Mrs Ray SeideR· abel Mrs. Cleland Hines Mrs. ' . ' Dale Smith, Mrs. Fred Dessau· er and Mrs A H Ebersbach . .. . . Others attending were Mr~. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. Henry He>· bel • Mrs ·- Den ver Thorna Mrs. Ben Neutzling. The Aug. ust meeting wiD he held at the home o! Mrs. Ebersbach. Theoe wlshlnl! to attend picnic are askod to bring covered dish and tlleir table service. Chlcken will furnished. ThOle pl81111ing be present should noUfy Mrs. Herman London by phoning 5183 or calling Mrs. !:4tllrllllatl 992-5837. The dlnnet' will served at f p. rn. The entlrel Sumlay School is cordially vlteChd. h I a urc lerV """ re each Sunday at 9 a. rn. ' lowed by Sunday Scheol at a. rn. -·----------1 · · War mustcal, · Ctvll at view State Park, near Va., was P'reda li!Be erson o! Pomeroy. TO MEET AT CHUBCH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur While, There will be a Ea•t Liverpool, moved In the church officers and all horne where Mr. J08eph COllar! the Sunday School teachers, DRY Four person• !rom the Gallia· livod formerly. church officers_ and aU tntl!l"·ll MONDAY Mason area were admitted to Mr. and Mr.•. Lawrence Bush ested persons, m tile basemE!ntll CLEANING JOF CLASS of the Unl.tedl Holzer Hospital over t b e and di!Uihter, Connie, Racine of the Federated church at Service On Requett Methodist church will holll weekend after receiving treat- Route, Earnest BWih, · p. m. Ibis evening. nual potluck picnie, at tho menl in the hospital's emer· were dinner guests of Hev. dleport Park, Monday 11 8: gency room for injuries sus- Mrs. John Buah. SEES WAR MUSICAL tainod in separate accidents. Rev. and Mra. Bush visited I Arnoog thoae enj.oyh~g p.m. TUESDAY Ten-111011ths old Lisa E. 011· Mr. and Mrs .. Earnest Bush, 9 perfonnance "Hctnev CLEANERS POMEROY VETERANS MEMOruAL , dllugbler of Mr. and Mn. Mr. ami Mrs. Dwi&)lt ,~l~:·I~~~R~oc~k::_"~lhe~~~~~~~~~~·oo~·~·-~~;,:;;;~~;;,,;,;;,;;,;;;,,;;.~~ v 1 te Aox!llary will Jolm Oller, 1720 Eastern Ave., Roland111. Mro. Lauiae VIlli -r.':e':.:ay~r July 16 at 7:30 p.m. was admitted to the hospital at t.er and Nicki visited ~er In lhe hospital cafeteria. Speak· 1:50 p. rn. Sumloy wllh first In-law. _Lawrence Theiss ONLY . p All meand seeood delree burns ' · of Is a pallent at Holzer ~:~~~~ I er Dr. to arras. ·~ both 1e... and the abdomen. Mr· and Mrs. J"1rnrny 3 WEEKS horow.narebeurged attend FRIENDLY CIRCLE "01 the She was bum~d when _her mo- son and daUihler Patricia, • LEFTI 1'.ederate d Cburch will was th takmg a skillet off Wills Syracuse called on Mr. ·. J ly 19 1 !her the stove, e handle broke, and and 'Mrs. Carl ' Autherson. da 8 Tues Y everuug, u • the eontenlll spilled on the and Mrs. Thomas Autloer!IOn I 8 r m. ot the cbmch. MIA child She is listed in good d d hter Lo ll ry Elizabeth Chapman is tile · an aug ' we were program leader and Mrs. condition. . cenl dinner guests. bert Woodarp and Mr!. Chari· Roger Dalley, 9, son o! Mr. hn and Mrs Larry E Dalley sui· Mrs. Garnet Jo ston, ABJreu l es Strauss are the bosteouo. a iaceralion .and fra~ture ' and Carl visited Mrs. Mary WEDNESDAY a fmger on his left band, I Ours and children recently. WINDtNG TRAIL was admitted to the bospil- 1 Mrs .. Dor1s Dalley and chll· club will have their al 7:05 p. m. Sunday. He ,dren v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Hopotlucl. "picniC at Royal lnjUll!d whtle "1wln8lng on I mer Icenhower. t, park, Weill)elday vening. awtug set. He fell and caught• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks bers art 111 meet at ring fin!Jer on a bolt. Ins and two youngest children of PhlfiiiiC)' at & p.m. ond are is lilted u good. gtuppers Plams, Mr. and Mrs. reminded 111 brlug own ·'""' C. Malone, ts, of 122 Paul Ours and two children, li>aervlce State St., was admitted to the cal, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence PRESIDENTS of the at 4:35 p. rn. Saturday Johnston and children local, American leSion Auxiliary with a laceration on the leU Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf Drew Webster Post will meet Malone cui his arm with and daughter. Racine Route calWedi!Hday evening ot t h 1 according to the accident led on Mr. ond Mrs. Maywood boml o( Mro. May;.,e Ills condition II re- of Johnston.. . eouece ""1111 Syracuse ported as food. Mrs. Mane Lawrence IS ltera 1"!111 Mtug wrop~ Mrs. Sylvia V. Smith, 9, Rt. covering satisfactory from a for the WbPted nurse Letart, W. Va., waa admitted broken wnsl. lienee Thoma ' the hospital at 9:30 p. m. Recent visitors of Mr. TIWRSDAY wltll a fractured rlllht Mrs. Leo Dailey were Mr. ·' ' . She was injurod when Mrs. Ted Coppick and children RACINE AMERICAN leU while aetUug out of the of Rimersburg, Pa., Mr. cion Poot ..tGII will meet ot tub at horne. Her condition Mrs. Ofa Daily. local, Mr. post home \huraday, July lilted as good. Mrs. Glen Baker o! at 8 p.m. O!imnander James I -. • Ray HID re!f!>eotl all members : attend. Qpeclal auesta will be : Mike Jenkllll ami Roger Roush ' delegates to Buckeyes Boys State. Chicken oarbecue will be beld after the rneeUng. · TWIN CITY SHRINE club wlll bold a family picnic at Roy· al Olka park, Thursday, July 21, at 4:30 p.m. Bring own ' · ble oervlce. · ' . TWILIGHT GARDEN club trill hold Ita annual picnic thl! borne of Mise Ada Hosk1011. I'· Thursday 11 6:30p.m. ··f - Ill brillfl a covered dish lnd Own table service. ONE WON ONE cla .. of LET US HELP YOU Campr.to Pomeroy First Baptist church These sparklinaluncheon sets In an Earlr Amerl· Plan Y041r New · will have a picnic at Middlecan crystal design are ideal for use indoors and lulldlng port park, Thursday, at 6 p.m. l(itchen, Bathroom or outdoors ••. at lunch time ... snack time. , • and and ln case of rain, It will he held party time. You'll want several place setllnaa. so Whatever Your at the church. Remodeling st! rt collecting your plates, cups and saucers now. Remodeling Needs You get your choice FREE eaCih time you buy S.rvlcal Mighl Be seven aallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline. . DAUGHTER BORN I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henne-· This offer is limited and available only at your , IY of Portsmouth are announcAshland 011 Dealer displaying the "FP..EE LUNCH· PHONE WY 2-5321 ESTIMATES . ·Jng the birth of their EON SET" sign! ehlld, a daughter, Offer expires Aupst 7, 19&6 at the Portsmouth . She weighed a pounds, If ounc· CALENDAR GOY -· . . .'IIISPECTID A delaUed report r~:::;/ the purchase of the p was given by the clerk of sloo, Mrs. Donald Cottrill. was unanimously &Steed to buy lire entlngutsbers for the church ami annex. Ily. In ACCI'dents , jtoformthesurprlotlllllwer,u ~~"'!:::::::!·!:;--;:=:;-~Ll~~-~·:::ug~go::=;•tecl;;.:by:_;thiiiiOYecutoon. 200 II-51 vs. Pizarro (6-4). 9 "f: SOCIAL at PLUS S& H GREEN stAMPS . Now arrange the eircled letters O!d Town Flats California at Clevehtnd·2- Lopez (4·91 vs. Bell (9·51. 7:30. S . N p.m. Baltimore -bV Helen l!lottttl-_, LOWi . "' _ 3 Chicago 2, 2nd (Aol,...,,. Mond•y• Philadelphia 3 Las Ang. 0, 1 Detroit 3, lsi !Jounbl"' SPURN CIEIK SO.OTHE &UmR Lao Ang. s Philadelphia I, 15 Detroit 2, 2nd y...,,..,., Pittsburgh 7 San Fran. 4, . 3 Boston 2, 1st, 10 inns. ""'"'" Thlo mipt ""''' •P " Pittsburgh 7 San Fran. I 2nd 3 K. C. 2, Znd, 10 inns. ,..,.,.•,~z;,..-$11IIT$ -~I St. Looio 4 Chgo. 3, lsi, II inns. California 5 Washington 0, Chicago 7 St. Lauis 2, 2nd ·· Washington 3 California I, 1-======~-=~:;:;:--:;:-=:-:-;:.:--;:,. Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 6 Monday's Probable Pllchen Plalno, Mr. · and Mrs. BtUy Monday's probable Pllcben iAU Time EDT) • Dailey and family, local. (AU "'lrnes EDT) Houston at New York, Cuellar (7·1) and Bruce (2-6) vs. Shaw f&-8) and Hepler 1-2). 1 P rn · ·A 1 t 05 K~~ 41 a Jackson ou ax ( vs. 1.05 p.m. . . . San Francisco at -Perry (15·21 vs. Veale 8:15 p.m. Cincir"ati at (8-7) vs Schwall (4-2). 5 . . Cb1cago at St. Ell rth (4-U) vs Jaster swo .. 2). 9 p.m. . . Tueodav's · Games Cl~e>nnaU at Cblr.a&o Philadelphia at H~usto~, Atlanta AI St. Louis, lllllhl soaw·News 'WVCE .IQI I Snmloy's Results York 4 Minnesota 2, v:':1 ~.=~·~. lsi New 50 48 49 43 42 41 40 KELEM'<aELP ~US ! SLICED c 1-I.B.TRATPACI LEAN-MILD SUGAR·CURED 'SSOUP • Ye1etablellean wllaoon Simple to playl Easy to Wlnl Just match any Set of 31 • HOUR Robinson's BUllY.' L-:==============:-: ~at.... I LUNCHEON SET pASf ·Your choice of plate, cup or. saucer when you buy 7.... of ASHLAND VITALIZED GASOIJ.E for . ··u. fOREMAN &ABBOTT es, and has been named Tracy. Grandparents are Mrs. Henry Henn"'J of Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Debo Portsmouth. They have · IIIIUehter, Terrie. 'b -. ....... ·..r~ ·-H ~Y·~~< -·-'1 ...; _.. ... N. 2nd Ave. -"""--.,.~ • . - . - , .., _., ,.,._~• _, ,+ ··· ···.: ~;;:- - •. .., .._.__7....--' :'·n ... '• - ',,,., · "" •·~ · ,.' ,.. . ..~., ~~•••,. ,~;·• •:~.-.' .. "'-'' ....,.,.. Middleport, 0. I' ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY - Norge '1000 t'IOO •s DOULD_DUCI -~DICE OR .. PRICES START AT .... Caa $(}9·95 ~r.!l'!:l Ingels s ~lUJli!J AnENTION 1966 MEIGS CO~NTY FAIR MEMBERsHIP TICKETS NOW ON SALI AT; · Arnol.,.. Sohlo Sorvt.. Stotton on Rt. 33 Mrtllef .~ ,_,.,, Ohio ' ....., IMUnnN Atoncy, Inc . , . . _ 1t., ,....,.,, 0, s1_.. o,....,, Woot·Moln slH ;omoNJ, Ohio . BRW HordwoN lnd liiDplv, Woot Soconcii!H r.mony MoliAt Rootovrolll. N. '"'"" An., Ml<ld..,.rt, Ohio .... .. - M161l........ DlfJUiiiWtl IWI, Mill at., M~..-., OW. MOler llrOL GNCOrJ, R!llllo!:M, Rullo,.., Ohio Shoe sa·le LewiS Sohlo Sonlcli Stollon, Horrlsonvllfo, Ohio NOW IN PROGRESS! Woltl CnM llld Solll, loclno, Ohio """""'' ..... llty, .,....._ , Ohio ICilvts- ...,., ChHIOr, Ohio MD~•,.• Sorvloo Iloilo"• Tlippon Plalno. Ohio. ••I.a. """* · 1111 Dlrecton end OifiC8n elso have tlckett hr 11le ,.u CANTl\tOOP~· · Til SHOJ BOX o. . Ctlt ehne!lllaenhlp 'tlckel Is $1.50 •n4· f!Urc!!!!"r 10 _,minion IIIII wto fllrld.. durll)ll ·lhl f!ve d~V. of tiM F1lr, Autuat 16-17·11o19 IN! 20tlt; •nd al.. fllrtl~fllf• In tha •nnull 'eJactlon of Dlni;J"on. IUYATIC:KIT AND IAVI MONEY. . :; ' :' . \ ; ·3. New.· i . . .. OI\IL'I; ' ' Promlum hOb hen 11oM nllttl. .. .IN MAKING YOUil INTaJU. MUST II I'lL LID OUT IY TMI! TIMU.U.. ''· -et If your 3 OF~ II!CIYI "JC111 Yla" aa .ilfl prediiCt ;rou may tam ~ Ill .... pl ........ ht•lleitecl J'IIEI ' �..:\_ .... ~ - -·- - · ~ !> ·· - ··- t ·· ·· ·· · ·~· ·· · ·~··- -·--·""""...-- ' ' ... . ., 1 , • --~··- ' - . , , ~----.,.oilll~ '' .. ~: ,: .,.·.. ' . 'I"' .... ~~ - .·r -~· - · -,...Y,..•!'I....-~IiJ-Y -1' !"" . . .. -·,,·oh•"'" ' '"'''"'''"" ·' ·.t / Cet Extra" Cash The WantAd Way ;8llsiness Services· · Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o. July 18, 1988 V'\NT AD INfORM AfiON I " DIADL.tNII D1' lefl,. PWIIc..._n M. ''"'"••r Ge•tiUne •:M A. Pome1ov M. CANCILLATIONI Motor Co. COIIICTIONI wu- until t:tt A. M. M .cceptH ~- 01\1 .. hl!illlCI"- IIiGULAfiONI Tile I"U..Itl'ler .....!'WI tiM tiiM ' ' ..au •• ,.Jec:t ' ' ' 101 ctteMM Obte(IIOIIID.. lrNn •oultl 1M ,.pe~n.a tmmMIItel., 1'M ~• ltlhc• Will .. 60 DODGE HardtoJ? Coupe, VR engine, power steering and brakes. Dart moro rn.n 1ne tncorrec:t lltHrtton. ...., 59 FORD ror Wont A• lerviM 4 (;til I ,.. 'NON IMI,.._ MlllllftU... «:ltlfll 61 •nt. 11 c.mt lMt w.ro fer tlllf'M C• IHIItM lnM,..Int o• $795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. 11ft . . . . . . . 64 CORY AIR and $1095 Deluxe Coupe. 1 loctl owner, motor overhaulf'd. Good tires, clean interior. CAillD Of THAIIII(I a OIITUAIIU ti.U t.f M _..,. •NN...,._ hch Hcltt~l ..,.. lc. OPPICI IIIDU&I I:Jt 1t.. M. .. lttt P. M. Dall' ® Pomeroy Motor Co. ..,.,,..., e:JI .. M. .. tt:tt ...... 1,..1 10 I.UY .....,.... TO ,LACI A RIIUL t PIDDUCIN. W4NT AD Uf\. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. PHONE WY 2·2156 Nqfice . For Sale FOR SALE FOR REALLY professionul su lts, clean your carpets GET OUR NOW TAKING RENTAL RESERVATIONS premium quality L u $ t r Foam. Rent electric shamp<l0- .1 er for $1 with purchase. ersbacb Hardware. 7 14 ON AN DEAL Radio he01 ter. V8 automatic. Power brake&. ..... ,..............,.. AIR-CONDITIONED • SALES e • RENTALS e 'IN'l'IQUE 111 llltctlon of 111 mod1l1 Pomeroy Motor Co. etemplnw Equipment• . ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers I 29 tic ;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;=o-;11 Horton St. Pomeroy NEW 1966 PONTIAC Mlson, W. V1. 773-5611 02-2806 $2960 niture including, Electric Range and Refrigerator Beds and bedding, stands, etc. Antiques WHAT1 GOT HER? DOES A HA\'16 LIKI! TO WALLER IN TH'MUD? PIZZA .AT ITS GREATEST II l'lllll or · trltb ' pepperoni, ~· Oniorl"' T• . ~peed Our Drlv•ln IIRVICE II HERII ..UUge. musbroom. ham Ol oomblnitloDL • r .. 12" 111o JS. "'1.50 C...l<!lt (arry.Out S.niH CAL~ HONDA SAJJ.S & SERVICE II ON~ ' 111 W. MAIN POMIROY Two buffets, Wash stand Iron toys, statues, books Quilting frames, Wall Mll.. INSURE Hts ~.GOODBY. OP THI NICIST PIOPUI ENID.. CALL ly AL tAPP DICK RAWUNGS WY 2-990& l'lek up At G. & G. CAFE ... '!liE tiliACY OF . 6C«> MUSIC GTI.IART ~!:F T 10 lH£ WORLD bwlings Hondl s.-· 'OW H1'itlll7mt ntAT JLOKf ~AMfD ~ cmlf~ '16M POLITICIAA WOT WA'S 11'4 'I' WAYr Wa.l. ·~ WASN 1T ~i'A' :wART H'A9 WY 2-2151 MIDOLIPORT. OHIO 'E 'llfOUI3HT'I .W!d! phoae Coffee mill, brass bed, pic- ture frames Dishes. etc. Tools and miscellaneous G.M.C. pickup truck 2 oil heaters Large metal top bench saw One wheel garden tractor Platform scales Extension ladderS Lard press, sausage grinder 150 field tile IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER GASULINI! ALLEY Hay fork and rope FurnitUre, cllsbes J mlscellaaeous. Gall or wrl~ Mn. Howard Cecil. 1011 II' i MaiD St. Pomeroy. 66 CHEVROLET Open lvu. $495 WOULD 'IE LII(ETI! SEE 5•1• t ROOl\1 heiioo, furRIIllre, bllh, tlat1lnlly, July ' 13rd, 11II PM " ooal furn~Ct and TWO mdel weal of drilled well, 2 acres, Pl'ains on Sl. Route 681. •• Stale ·Rt. ! from RAVING sold my farm, I sell at auction the foU.owing: Its. Pos,...ion imn'edialel~, . $6,500. Helfl Sauvoge, Ph. All bousebold goods and 992-28911. 7 12 green fmish. vinyl interior. not M NIIHift.. llll .., tt ,_, celll DIKOUIII . For IEII CASEY ultBV oebOLI •1111 tNuiii'Y tMI'hl Fence stretcher Slip scraper SmaU tools and olber Items too numerous to mention . Not respOnsible ror accidents W. G. Nickels, Owner I. 0. McOoy, Auctioneer Reedsville, 0. Cork4, when 1 wa'5 in here la6t wee~ .. United Steelwork- ' Catalina 4 dr. &dan. This is tull sized 121" wheelbase era of America, Local Union a.ur Pontiac with famous 290 5171. Election will be held horst!power V8 engine. Tit\-; on July 21, 1966, at Union I c-ar is fully equipped wit• Ste€ring, Powt'f Hall, Mason, W.Va. ror main- ~ Power brakes, Hydramatic. white tenance grievance committee- wall tires, large hub caps, men and outside guard. Polls Dlx. sleering whee l, slainless 1 al 6 p.m. Basil Haynes, Fi· nancial Secretary. 7 17 3tc J WILL NOT be responsible for I any debts contracted by any- i one other . than myself. Del· 1 bert H. M1lam. 346 Syc;1mor·e , Sl., Middleporl, 7-17-3tc SPECIAL PROGRAM E-X-P-A-N-D-E-D c ushions. EZI ~las s . and many other 8{'Ct'ssories. 1965 CHRYSLER _ _ $2795 V8 Newport 4 dr Hard Top . Air Condition in lactnry_ Power sleeriDg and brakes, automatic transmission. is a one owner trade-n Thi~ on new Buick Electra. H is clean and a real beauty inside and out. .... BLAmNARS _ _______ ________ ly. MIRitlLriLOSSER Pomeroy, Ohio DOES ,AN'/ONE llAVf fW'{ OIHER FIRST AID SUG<OESllONS? IBM COMI'UTIII PROGRAMMING 1964 HONDA, 31111 DATil PROCISSING saddle bags and KIY ·l'IIJICH e BURROUGHS good tornlltioa. Pit Write or eall collect (ArB eM 6141224·4175 Mltra,.lliln School 67 North Hlgh st. Columllu.. ~lo AsSetnOn . =-== 15y CHESTER GOI'ILD DICK TRACY will open at 8 11.m . and close I ->tee! around windows, fo am / V~t-1. HOW BEANS,~mame,<:~~~~:~ l ----'-----cucumbers. Clarence ( s::::I Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-2254. ONE 120,11110 BTU <ast iro1 For Rent 7 14 llc :-----. ---'-------,-[ APARTMENT, I roomo and KEEP earpet bllth, nicely lurnlshed, !ems small - use wnnted, 126 Mulberry Ave. Luctre wall to wall. Ph. 1192 66118 7 13 tfc eleclri< shampooer $1. merlcal standard gas furnace, good .., one gas floor furnace; apartment size gaa range very good condition; olle loeb King lawnmower. T~ GOLE.S AIN 'T FOR FANCV AS MUCH AS ~ IROMPIN' ON NOW, PUT 0'1 ONE 0' M'$-llRT& 4'-1' lEM'ME DRE9S THORNS AN''--"'"RAWLIN' n-111'-K\S AS COULO S~Y'BAD IN THr'i>£ ~ <;LIPPERS! GIT FOR A W£'LL 5F1TTifol' THREE 8lld four room furn1!b- eroy Cement Block Co. reasoll3ble. Call eel 1 l11d lll1furDiabed apm 7 18 &tc 7 13 meDII. WY .M3l 12 8 tfc 1.966 HONDA, 3116 Super-Hawt i TNmciiii:;w:;;iaJn~u;tt~se<r;;,;;etary, I'OU1I ·R,OOM funlisbed apar1- 2600 mllea. Ph. WI 9-3231. 7\1 high. Dinner .bell. 11!elli. WY ~- 4 14 tic 7 II 6tc Ph. 992-6:!36. I 18 3tc 1 ' THREE l11d four room ~,..:0:\rvAD fur utili- Rowley and lleed. After p. m. call WY ~7l 4I ROOM bouse In Syraready for O«upsncy 4. Phone WY 27 18 II< DAllY CROSS W0 RD S. Miul'e ACR088 L Sanakr1t M. Poker lloldinl': nick- achool 4. Talk name t. Kind of 1. Remain S.Aiprlaa abbr. 19. Greek letter arch 0. T 6. Wedding announce. oeoPort 10. Crowna lL Met performer 11. Arabian cbiettaill 14. Sailon' mill' JG. Jewiab. ment T. Oriental "t'urt.a.iD• 9. Memo- randum 10. Juicy fndt 12. Ce~&l JDOntb lB.Groeklotter ""'" 17. Obwl'Ye U. Madaria 18. O::lvenant 22. Stxteo • 1 ................ Pomon, btl<e %1 . Hindu eymb&l 24. Jumble 25. Noeturnal ftOt.el 28. Urge4 . . . 28. Ex})UIIIIIII 29. "ll ; ' ly SCHULZ ................ lt.P ": II.Pto I • 17. Otbenvise 38. StrobUe 39. Leave out 41. Kind ot ochool 341.- .... 8LOai£ago Wlplayer ,.,.,,.....,,.....,,..- ="'Tl-r.~'7'7fJ""' ._ minutea %3. Recu. 21. Y....- . MDIII. 10. u..-. Auto Saln WINNIE WINKLE ,tUL 1\1 ,,.... - 111.-top Business Opportunities :::::" , A'M'ENTION An ppportunity for I oen10n I witb ules ability to obtain aa Area Distributorship on aclusive itrm. Can ellrn tl-,001 per month or more, No<easary <apital to qualify will ~be $1,000 for merehjllldlse. Wri~ full details to ~ f>68-G, Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, 0. 7 18 2lc --=::::=:'"" land Sl., Middleport, 0. Ph. Pt. Pleasant 175-9'13Z an.r s: 71731c For Sale POUN CHINA hog. Martha detson. Rt. 1, Racine, 0., miles from the Hasliilo or. Horse Cave Road: 7 15 kin&' ._ l!:uenuol •, part fl. &eeu.e. a. Pry !!::""'._L ::J:" lUG'S lUNNY DAIIJ ClBYPTOQUOTE - Hore'• how to work It: A.XVDLBAA.Xa .. Ld"N"OFI!LLOW One letter limply "tanda for another. In this !!ample A INUAed for tbe thrft L'•. X tor the two O't, etc. SUagle letters, apoltrophles. the length and torm8.tion of the · wonla are all hint.a. l:a.ch <:lay the ~ letters a.re ditferenL Crypt-ogram Qootatloa • 0 tL vezy good condition, mo. Ph. .MIO. 7 15 3tc er. ·Melvin Little, Ohio. .( fl. !t!;~ ~ Houatc. YAF'SI!(MXL 1R':I HONDA, 111(1, 3500 miles, ! WZZRX VDQ. 1:150 cash. Ph. 992-5519. 7 15 6tc USSQ DVSAL 2 bedroom ~' 18. hn<ttul f ROOM brick boose, 2'/a • Xt - • - . Anl6lt For Sale or Rent UPH tG t'"'tT~fr"ee_z_e_r.-1::8- cu. -~ bousftraftCheshlrl!, 7 17 lip ' MX VAL D FDJ KY8- ML . -QBJ KTS WZZRX YZESRQ SaturiLI.,.'~t Crypt.oquote: THE ONE CRUEL FACT ABOUT HEROES IS THAT THEY ARE MADE OF FLESH AND BLOOD . ~ HENRY tet JONES ~ ¥1.111" :r.tur• Byndk:at., lAc.) ' lob Mill... Jerry~., ••,., 125 I. M.ln St. Chtrl!ll Humph. . , Pho~ WY 2-2171 .., .. -, "'I' I f Br IRANNEit �..:\_ .... ~ - -·- - · ~ !> ·· - ··- t ·· ·· ·· · ·~· ·· · ·~··- -·--·""""...-- ' ' ... . ., 1 , • --~··- ' - . , , ~----.,.oilll~ '' .. ~: ,: .,.·.. ' . 'I"' .... ~~ - .·r -~· - · -,...Y,..•!'I....-~IiJ-Y -1' !"" . . .. -·,,·oh•"'" ' '"'''"'''"" ·' ·.t / Cet Extra" Cash The WantAd Way ;8llsiness Services· · Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o. July 18, 1988 V'\NT AD INfORM AfiON I " DIADL.tNII D1' lefl,. PWIIc..._n M. ''"'"••r Ge•tiUne •:M A. Pome1ov M. CANCILLATIONI Motor Co. COIIICTIONI wu- until t:tt A. M. M .cceptH ~- 01\1 .. hl!illlCI"- IIiGULAfiONI Tile I"U..Itl'ler .....!'WI tiM tiiM ' ' ..au •• ,.Jec:t ' ' ' 101 ctteMM Obte(IIOIIID.. lrNn •oultl 1M ,.pe~n.a tmmMIItel., 1'M ~• ltlhc• Will .. 60 DODGE HardtoJ? Coupe, VR engine, power steering and brakes. Dart moro rn.n 1ne tncorrec:t lltHrtton. ...., 59 FORD ror Wont A• lerviM 4 (;til I ,.. 'NON IMI,.._ MlllllftU... «:ltlfll 61 •nt. 11 c.mt lMt w.ro fer tlllf'M C• IHIItM lnM,..Int o• $795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. 11ft . . . . . . . 64 CORY AIR and $1095 Deluxe Coupe. 1 loctl owner, motor overhaulf'd. Good tires, clean interior. CAillD Of THAIIII(I a OIITUAIIU ti.U t.f M _..,. •NN...,._ hch Hcltt~l ..,.. lc. OPPICI IIIDU&I I:Jt 1t.. M. .. lttt P. M. Dall' ® Pomeroy Motor Co. ..,.,,..., e:JI .. M. .. tt:tt ...... 1,..1 10 I.UY .....,.... TO ,LACI A RIIUL t PIDDUCIN. W4NT AD Uf\. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. PHONE WY 2·2156 Nqfice . For Sale FOR SALE FOR REALLY professionul su lts, clean your carpets GET OUR NOW TAKING RENTAL RESERVATIONS premium quality L u $ t r Foam. Rent electric shamp<l0- .1 er for $1 with purchase. ersbacb Hardware. 7 14 ON AN DEAL Radio he01 ter. V8 automatic. Power brake&. ..... ,..............,.. AIR-CONDITIONED • SALES e • RENTALS e 'IN'l'IQUE 111 llltctlon of 111 mod1l1 Pomeroy Motor Co. etemplnw Equipment• . ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers I 29 tic ;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;=o-;11 Horton St. Pomeroy NEW 1966 PONTIAC Mlson, W. V1. 773-5611 02-2806 $2960 niture including, Electric Range and Refrigerator Beds and bedding, stands, etc. Antiques WHAT1 GOT HER? DOES A HA\'16 LIKI! TO WALLER IN TH'MUD? PIZZA .AT ITS GREATEST II l'lllll or · trltb ' pepperoni, ~· Oniorl"' T• . ~peed Our Drlv•ln IIRVICE II HERII ..UUge. musbroom. ham Ol oomblnitloDL • r .. 12" 111o JS. "'1.50 C...l<!lt (arry.Out S.niH CAL~ HONDA SAJJ.S & SERVICE II ON~ ' 111 W. MAIN POMIROY Two buffets, Wash stand Iron toys, statues, books Quilting frames, Wall Mll.. INSURE Hts ~.GOODBY. OP THI NICIST PIOPUI ENID.. CALL ly AL tAPP DICK RAWUNGS WY 2-990& l'lek up At G. & G. CAFE ... '!liE tiliACY OF . 6C«> MUSIC GTI.IART ~!:F T 10 lH£ WORLD bwlings Hondl s.-· 'OW H1'itlll7mt ntAT JLOKf ~AMfD ~ cmlf~ '16M POLITICIAA WOT WA'S 11'4 'I' WAYr Wa.l. ·~ WASN 1T ~i'A' :wART H'A9 WY 2-2151 MIDOLIPORT. OHIO 'E 'llfOUI3HT'I .W!d! phoae Coffee mill, brass bed, pic- ture frames Dishes. etc. Tools and miscellaneous G.M.C. pickup truck 2 oil heaters Large metal top bench saw One wheel garden tractor Platform scales Extension ladderS Lard press, sausage grinder 150 field tile IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER GASULINI! ALLEY Hay fork and rope FurnitUre, cllsbes J mlscellaaeous. Gall or wrl~ Mn. Howard Cecil. 1011 II' i MaiD St. Pomeroy. 66 CHEVROLET Open lvu. $495 WOULD 'IE LII(ETI! SEE 5•1• t ROOl\1 heiioo, furRIIllre, bllh, tlat1lnlly, July ' 13rd, 11II PM " ooal furn~Ct and TWO mdel weal of drilled well, 2 acres, Pl'ains on Sl. Route 681. •• Stale ·Rt. ! from RAVING sold my farm, I sell at auction the foU.owing: Its. Pos,...ion imn'edialel~, . $6,500. Helfl Sauvoge, Ph. All bousebold goods and 992-28911. 7 12 green fmish. vinyl interior. not M NIIHift.. llll .., tt ,_, celll DIKOUIII . For IEII CASEY ultBV oebOLI •1111 tNuiii'Y tMI'hl Fence stretcher Slip scraper SmaU tools and olber Items too numerous to mention . Not respOnsible ror accidents W. G. Nickels, Owner I. 0. McOoy, Auctioneer Reedsville, 0. Cork4, when 1 wa'5 in here la6t wee~ .. United Steelwork- ' Catalina 4 dr. &dan. This is tull sized 121" wheelbase era of America, Local Union a.ur Pontiac with famous 290 5171. Election will be held horst!power V8 engine. Tit\-; on July 21, 1966, at Union I c-ar is fully equipped wit• Ste€ring, Powt'f Hall, Mason, W.Va. ror main- ~ Power brakes, Hydramatic. white tenance grievance committee- wall tires, large hub caps, men and outside guard. Polls Dlx. sleering whee l, slainless 1 al 6 p.m. Basil Haynes, Fi· nancial Secretary. 7 17 3tc J WILL NOT be responsible for I any debts contracted by any- i one other . than myself. Del· 1 bert H. M1lam. 346 Syc;1mor·e , Sl., Middleporl, 7-17-3tc SPECIAL PROGRAM E-X-P-A-N-D-E-D c ushions. EZI ~las s . and many other 8{'Ct'ssories. 1965 CHRYSLER _ _ $2795 V8 Newport 4 dr Hard Top . Air Condition in lactnry_ Power sleeriDg and brakes, automatic transmission. is a one owner trade-n Thi~ on new Buick Electra. H is clean and a real beauty inside and out. .... BLAmNARS _ _______ ________ ly. MIRitlLriLOSSER Pomeroy, Ohio DOES ,AN'/ONE llAVf fW'{ OIHER FIRST AID SUG<OESllONS? IBM COMI'UTIII PROGRAMMING 1964 HONDA, 31111 DATil PROCISSING saddle bags and KIY ·l'IIJICH e BURROUGHS good tornlltioa. Pit Write or eall collect (ArB eM 6141224·4175 Mltra,.lliln School 67 North Hlgh st. Columllu.. ~lo AsSetnOn . =-== 15y CHESTER GOI'ILD DICK TRACY will open at 8 11.m . and close I ->tee! around windows, fo am / V~t-1. HOW BEANS,~mame,<:~~~~:~ l ----'-----cucumbers. Clarence ( s::::I Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-2254. ONE 120,11110 BTU <ast iro1 For Rent 7 14 llc :-----. ---'-------,-[ APARTMENT, I roomo and KEEP earpet bllth, nicely lurnlshed, !ems small - use wnnted, 126 Mulberry Ave. Luctre wall to wall. Ph. 1192 66118 7 13 tfc eleclri< shampooer $1. merlcal standard gas furnace, good .., one gas floor furnace; apartment size gaa range very good condition; olle loeb King lawnmower. T~ GOLE.S AIN 'T FOR FANCV AS MUCH AS ~ IROMPIN' ON NOW, PUT 0'1 ONE 0' M'$-llRT& 4'-1' lEM'ME DRE9S THORNS AN''--"'"RAWLIN' n-111'-K\S AS COULO S~Y'BAD IN THr'i>£ ~ <;LIPPERS! GIT FOR A W£'LL 5F1TTifol' THREE 8lld four room furn1!b- eroy Cement Block Co. reasoll3ble. Call eel 1 l11d lll1furDiabed apm 7 18 &tc 7 13 meDII. WY .M3l 12 8 tfc 1.966 HONDA, 3116 Super-Hawt i TNmciiii:;w:;;iaJn~u;tt~se<r;;,;;etary, I'OU1I ·R,OOM funlisbed apar1- 2600 mllea. Ph. WI 9-3231. 7\1 high. Dinner .bell. 11!elli. WY ~- 4 14 tic 7 II 6tc Ph. 992-6:!36. I 18 3tc 1 ' THREE l11d four room ~,..:0:\rvAD fur utili- Rowley and lleed. After p. m. call WY ~7l 4I ROOM bouse In Syraready for O«upsncy 4. Phone WY 27 18 II< DAllY CROSS W0 RD S. Miul'e ACR088 L Sanakr1t M. Poker lloldinl': nick- achool 4. Talk name t. Kind of 1. Remain S.Aiprlaa abbr. 19. Greek letter arch 0. T 6. Wedding announce. oeoPort 10. Crowna lL Met performer 11. Arabian cbiettaill 14. Sailon' mill' JG. Jewiab. ment T. Oriental "t'urt.a.iD• 9. Memo- randum 10. Juicy fndt 12. Ce~&l JDOntb lB.Groeklotter ""'" 17. Obwl'Ye U. Madaria 18. O::lvenant 22. Stxteo • 1 ................ Pomon, btl<e %1 . Hindu eymb&l 24. Jumble 25. Noeturnal ftOt.el 28. Urge4 . . . 28. Ex})UIIIIIII 29. "ll ; ' ly SCHULZ ................ lt.P ": II.Pto I • 17. Otbenvise 38. StrobUe 39. Leave out 41. Kind ot ochool 341.- .... 8LOai£ago Wlplayer ,.,.,,.....,,.....,,..- ="'Tl-r.~'7'7fJ""' ._ minutea %3. Recu. 21. Y....- . MDIII. 10. u..-. Auto Saln WINNIE WINKLE ,tUL 1\1 ,,.... - 111.-top Business Opportunities :::::" , A'M'ENTION An ppportunity for I oen10n I witb ules ability to obtain aa Area Distributorship on aclusive itrm. Can ellrn tl-,001 per month or more, No<easary <apital to qualify will ~be $1,000 for merehjllldlse. Wri~ full details to ~ f>68-G, Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, 0. 7 18 2lc --=::::=:'"" land Sl., Middleport, 0. Ph. Pt. Pleasant 175-9'13Z an.r s: 71731c For Sale POUN CHINA hog. Martha detson. Rt. 1, Racine, 0., miles from the Hasliilo or. Horse Cave Road: 7 15 kin&' ._ l!:uenuol •, part fl. &eeu.e. a. Pry !!::""'._L ::J:" lUG'S lUNNY DAIIJ ClBYPTOQUOTE - Hore'• how to work It: A.XVDLBAA.Xa .. Ld"N"OFI!LLOW One letter limply "tanda for another. In this !!ample A INUAed for tbe thrft L'•. X tor the two O't, etc. SUagle letters, apoltrophles. the length and torm8.tion of the · wonla are all hint.a. l:a.ch <:lay the ~ letters a.re ditferenL Crypt-ogram Qootatloa • 0 tL vezy good condition, mo. Ph. .MIO. 7 15 3tc er. ·Melvin Little, Ohio. .( fl. !t!;~ ~ Houatc. YAF'SI!(MXL 1R':I HONDA, 111(1, 3500 miles, ! WZZRX VDQ. 1:150 cash. Ph. 992-5519. 7 15 6tc USSQ DVSAL 2 bedroom ~' 18. hn<ttul f ROOM brick boose, 2'/a • Xt - • - . Anl6lt For Sale or Rent UPH tG t'"'tT~fr"ee_z_e_r.-1::8- cu. -~ bousftraftCheshlrl!, 7 17 lip ' MX VAL D FDJ KY8- ML . -QBJ KTS WZZRX YZESRQ SaturiLI.,.'~t Crypt.oquote: THE ONE CRUEL FACT ABOUT HEROES IS THAT THEY ARE MADE OF FLESH AND BLOOD . ~ HENRY tet JONES ~ ¥1.111" :r.tur• Byndk:at., lAc.) ' lob Mill... Jerry~., ••,., 125 I. M.ln St. Chtrl!ll Humph. . , Pho~ WY 2-2171 .., .. -, "'I' I f Br IRANNEit �/ • ~ Sentinel, Pollltl'Oy-Mldclleport, 0., My 18, 191111 Stork Shower Is Given for Mrs. Leo Hill A stork was used as a center$ce and gifts were placed m I 6assinet when Mrs. Dorothy lllleman entertained with a ... wer lor Mrs Leo Hill at the &\eman residence in Ches h.tre, *'st Friday evening. Games were played with priz- rded t El ·se Matson Around and About p OMefOY Bride-to-be Is Honored With Shower J MAlE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR·SHOPPING ·CENTER About Middleport Miss Rosetta Lisle, bride elect ~I Mr. John waS' honored with a bridal ~ er Thursday evening at ilj home of Mr•. Lewis . Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker I! Brownell Avenue tn Mtddleport. and her mother, Mrs. Opal M'15 P II K 0 f Columbus Mrs. Jack Satterfield and Stanley and family, Mr. 5 Y arr . Char lotte Davidson were host· spent the weekend wtth her parMrs. Don Stanley and daughter, ents Mr and Mrs. Charles R. es!es. 1 h f iAk d 1 Pam, spent the past week Kar~. Sr·. whit:o:;s s:a:::'~ 111 at~e l Myrtle Beach,_ S. C. lf' The --•spent some tune go mg •• - • • • .,SUN.. MON. ond TUES. ~ July 11, IB & 19 "HUSH · - HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE" With Joseph Cotton and Olivia DeHavilland -also- "THE BATTLE OF THE VILLA FIORITA" With Maureen O'Hara and Rossano Brazzi (TcchnicolorJ MEIGS THEATRE I she attended the Ohio Baptist Guild Retreat . She served as a counselor, for the meeting brother and family, Mr. Birthdays of Three Observed July Fourteenth I '" ° SS9.9S 5 Many of them sample dresses, fabrics. WHILE THEY LAST - r • . ._...--.. . . f"- -· ~ - ~ ~- . . . - . . ..~ ................... -----A~ - ...,.,..,..,._,w ~!"-/fCi..->~.4W!il< .... , ....t:t,.,.._.w ,.,.. ~~~·~--• • 1"- '"' - ' . r . , ._ _ wash 'n •-aoldtalll 10 tot .......... dirt. M ..U. -"to WORLD man '"' ON SALE ON THE FIRST FLOOR Olympic CLOTHESLINE Made to withstand severe conditions. More strength, less stretch, longer wear. 50 ft. lengths. 2 Sizes: Small fits 8%·9 ., II $1.00 fer ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR Medium fits 9V2 10 Long fits 10%-11 Mattress Coven 2.89 to 4.29 Plastic Mattress Coven _ 1.29 to 2.95 Ironing Board Coven 49c to 79c Ironing Board Pad & Cover Sets 8Bc-1.95 Pillow Protedon · 39c to 69c Taupe, Be1ge, Cinnamon 8 9c dewued Plastic Wire Reinforced Impeccable fit, wrinkle free. At long last the fit of · stretch in a stocking as sheer as any you've ever worn. No looseness, no let down. Mrs. Le-o Ch1lds, who under· went knee surgery six ago, is still conli ned to *' 52x72 Sid · CLEVELAND IUPI) -Hun- group ol NeiJ'oel< dreda or rioting Negroes, many money for an mMi!iiril'iltl wll of them shouting "black power, told to leave anolher 11\'em.·: ." black power," set buildinRs The rioiiDI rUa .'Dot ·liiYolli fire and batued pollee and whites. Wltb tb!!i· ~ fl firemen with gullfire, fire New York,- & : "'JlriwJI!ilr bombs, rocks and bo!Ues in a metropolis 011 ~ ~ 01 foi6i predominantly Negro neighbor- Erie has ~ .;J)erl' hood Monday night and early more racial ~ lban 11111 today. otber norlherll d!t· "'' · ' One Negro woman was shot One white tttllll!il to death and two Negro men at MI. Slnll Ho4ifl&~ fiflil6 were wounded. At least 15 cut. He uld a-•~ ltr'iidl persons, including three pollee- him with a bottle 11Kile he wa vmn, were injlll'ed by bricks waltinl for a ~ , , and other missiles and taken to AI least 10 bttikunp, lllcJud. hospitals. . ing three apartm8houses lllil Pollee, fired upon by roof-top 0 large , superllllltet, . _ . srupers, arrested 49 Negroes, sl• burned out. Sewftl pei'IIOIII of them !'omen. . _ trapped on upper fkMn o1 Some fires were still burmng o1 the apartmeul hlfiJdlnp at 9 a.m. Em:. nearly 12 boors were rescued down .lliJdln. by after Ute nolinl! began. ~re firemen. Only the mfmnej .. than_ 300 police, . mcludmg Ibis bulldlng WBI Jefl .otmdiW, opec13lly trained not squads, The woman abol ilblb .,.. were called out. Mn. Joyce Arnell, II, molbir Police said the rloling was of three ehlldre!L A 11t1u. sparked by two incidents in the struck her Ia tha lad ·•!iDe slum-ridden Hough (proniliiiiCed she was leaillng oat -a. wiJdow hull) district on the East Side callbte for her ehJidNa. of Cleveland. This city of Wallaa! Kelley D, wu lliot nearly one million residents, 1u the cbiD and It MI. abuut one-third of them Negro, Sinal Hospital Alllon· Bart, 11, has been sitting on a civil waa lntated at the ·hcwpltal for nghts powder keg in the past a hlp IIOIJIId and ,..,._. _ few years. liDII*'I Pe,plr.J'Imllea Girl Refuaed Wator Fireinen abtndrml r their In ~ne instance, a young Ne- hoses and .,.dpnwnj .Ia~ gro gtrl was refUBed a glass of Instances w11en 111e1 'IIJI!ill;jfliiil water by a white hnrtender in a on by 8J1lPm, lllil pelllttl 1i11ft ' tavern. In the other incident a bricks and botlleL - -- if 52.S2 $4 00 a . pair home, Headley St. She have a cast on her knee another three weeks. Select Your Christening Service Held In Middleport Julia Ann Ohlinger, .. .. . . ..... ,.... r .. ... - ~ - ~ - · - - ·~ NEW TIMEX WATCHES WE FIT ANY WINDOW I 'J ANY EXACT WIDTH •.• '2.3 ANY EXACT LENGTH Now ycu can add new elegance to your Interior decor with the on the First Floor. luxurious beauty of custom -made draper~. Also Elberfelds Are You select from the finest fab- rics and newest ll'lades. Expert craftsmen will tailor the draperln of your choice ·to your individual decorative specifications. Guarant..d prompt delivery. Headquarten For NOW ON WESTCLOX Spring wind and electric alarm clocks. See the new models In this most popular line on the Firat Floor WASIDNGTON (UPI}-Presldenl Johnson. wam· ed· Congress today thai lhe admlnlslraUon may have .to choose between a heavy deflell next year or a tax Increase If lbe leglslaton keep wtblg money be does,n't want. Tbe Cblef Exeeutfve Issued the warning to members of the House and Senate app~oprlatlons committees at a White House meeting. He alse dlsclused that the deftelt for the last fiscal year 1008 wbleh ended June 30 wu billion smaller !ban anttelpated. But one of !be eongre8illlen, Rep. Robett Michel. R-DI_., said Jolmson spoke In terms of a '"billion Increase In his budget for lbe current J,Z montha unless lbe eurrelit lrend Is rnened. Michel said lbe Prelldenl "laid It on the Hne." CUSTOM DRAPERIES MADE TO YOUR ORDER Now . . . . . . many new models for men and for women. See them NOW SALE lOOJo OFF Just make BRING YOUR WINDOW MEASUREMENTS Cool, C11mfortable Long Wearing • "Bachelors' Friend" Cotton Socks For Men White, grey or black. Your correct size 10 to 13 on sale. two Menurements: from top of rod ti" desired lenif.h; from one end of rod to the oth. for width. :1 GATOR ROACH HIVES Clean! Easy to use! Odorless! Economical! Kills roaches, silverfish crickets. 3 hives in a box. 3 :::" $1.00 39c Ra-Pid-Gro SOWBLE PLANT FOOD Dissolves quickly. Clean, odorless. Use Ra-Pid-Gro on every· tbing you grow! 1 pound size. $1.30 See the Many Bargains in Dependable Quality Living Room, Bedroom, Dining and Kitcher:r furniture On Safe on the 2nd and 3rd Floors. Use Your Credit At - - ' E-L~~~~ELDS It~ ... ·- ....... ~•. ,.-~~ -· -·" ·.. ..,...... _... .. . ........-··· - -·- - - - POMEROY ,, Mlllftlfi 8.95 wear CANTRECE STOCKINGS Shoe Store -~ ···· I''' Cleveland Section Erupts Into Bloody Battle Areas Beautiful new/rints . . . hand printed . drip dry . , . guarantee fast colors . . . all cotton. Deluxe Seamless Sheer TENNIS SHOES -- lll ........ - ...... "Kay Whitney" Dresses $375 .. ..... • Sun Glo Table Covers Womens _, I-- "l jl 'i~. L---------------------------_; Gn the Second Floor. BUCKET 0' CHICKEN oo# o .. o ~ See the many new models Hoover Sweepers ill the Drapery Department, SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR THE JULY SALE! ,,. ~ ;n DINNER VALUE IN TOWN! ·· · ·- "•'I.;, Oolya-boalo.ao ., HERE! · '· piece styles, on sale for month~ld daughter of Mr. Mrs. Michael Ohlinger (Judy Gregg) of Nelsonville was christened during the' morning I h' 1 1 the wors1pservcea United Presbyterian 1·n Middleport Sunday · The Rev. Howard Ruppel! /olin Hood viBitl !iciated. The christening dn•ss l'l was a gilt of the baby's Brother in W eot aunt, Mrs. Leo Kennedy. John Hood, son o! Mr. a:Jd Attending the rites Mrs. Milton Hood, returned re- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlling.er cently from a vacation trip in and childre-n, Julia Ann California. Traveling by jet. Michael II, Nelsonville; Mrs. .he visited in Mountain View, Jesse Lake, West Jefferson , Calif., with his brother and and Mr. and Mro. Conrad family, Mr. and Mrs. James , Ohlinger and children, Hood and daughter, J o I en •· j roy, grandparents; Mr. MllddleMrs. Hood i3 tbe former Ro•a- , Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., lee Davis of Rutland. I port, and Mrs. WiUiam Jim Hood Is associated wiib 1Hopkinsville, Ky., aunt of Ute Flying Tiger Airplane svs- baby. tern and is working toward ac- A family dinner was held quiring his commercial fl>- the Kennedy home ing license. He flew hlo broth- the church services and group er, John, to several places In pictures were taken. The California, Including Los An- birthday anniversary of Mr. geles, where they visited w•th KennedY was also observed durMr. and Mrs. Rollllle Evans ing the day. Mr. Lake spent and family. He was mel at Co· two days this past week vlsitlumbus airport by Kathy Me- ing in Coolville with his sisters, Elhlnny and Keith Morgan. returning to his borne in ONLY COVNCJL TO MEET Jeflerson and leaving Mrs. Otester Ccuncil, Daughters of Lake for a longer vi_sit in • U·piec•• of Cbkhn • Raol Chkklfl G!-O¥)' America, wiD meet in regular dleport and NeisonviUe. • Hoi Rolli session Tuesday evening. A laySON IS BORN tile shower honoring Eileen Babr will be held following Ute Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E meelinl!. Manley, Middleport, announce ~~~=======,lthe birth of a son, Joseph Ray, on July 6 at Holzer HospitaL The baby weighed & lbs., 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Manley are the parenlli of a daughter, Cathy, for All The Fomily age 7. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Manle~ of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McKinney of !louie 1. Cheshire. Great grandperROUS.'S ents are Mrs. Ella of Middleport. Mrs. Anna PHONE 992·5432 POMIEROY, 0Mlddl..,ort, 0. of Cheshire, and Mrs . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ __ . ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~;Kingery of Gallipolis. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . Negro Rioters, ~Olice, JUST suits - one-piece and two -1 Mrs. Bertha Baumgardner and. IWebster and son, Mtss Janet "r·s_ Beach. i Stross, and Mrs. Margaret FulkSUNDAY' MONDAY and TUESDAY Home made ice cream and ner, all of Dayton: Mrs. F ern July 17, 18, IB a decorated birthday cake were I Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ''THE SILENCERS" , served to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stafford and Linda, Rutl~nd; Dean Martin, Stella Stevena Taylor, sister ol Mrs. Beach Mr. -and Mrs. James Damels, of Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Middleport; Mrs. Gladys RumWED.N•O~ ~~~~SDAY Lewis Harris, Minersville : Mr. field, James Adams, Mr. and and Mrs. Denver Rice and Bil- Mrs. Clarence Andrews and FRt. thru TUESDAY lv and Mr. and M>s. Norman Sus:ln and Raymond, and CharJuly 22-26 I Yeauger and Kevin Middleport les Eskew, Pomeroy; the honorWall Disney's and Mrs. Baumgardner, Glen- ed guest, and Mr. Withee and 1 "BAMBI" nd h.ld f C Feature Length Animated 1 wood, W. Va., and Mr. and the hostess a c 1 ren oCartoon From The Novel by 1 Mrs. Beach. lumbus. Felix Sullen ; Calling during the day were Mrs.Withee received many "DISN•J~LAND i Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Middle- mce gtfts and also phone calls AFTER DARK" port; Mrs. Henry Roush and fr~m her son, Sgt. James Louls Armstrong Miss MiJdred Roush · Racine • W1thee, Kan. who K Is stationed ndfr in M Bobby Rydell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. sas City, an., a om rs. and Many Others Karr, Sr., Pomeroy. Janel Eskew and Mrs. Betty --- ----~---Combs of Dayton. 1 M_~~·-M_a_o_n~~~rea _______~~~J:~~ TUESDAY, JULY 19, 196c:'',,~,0;;_, -------------------------~------~------~------~~~------------~~~~--~~~ -~ ---------------------- Much higher priced swim I Pomeroy, OhM ·-.' e,, - ,, ' edl _____r_he ___ SWIM SUITS Miss_ Linda _Lyons visited week lD Galhpohs W1th Mrs. John E. Lyons and Mrs. Charles Withee w a s Johnny. ' pleasantly surprised with. par- I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tm'llOr · ty Saturday evening at her home and children of North ~~;~t~~ in Pomeroy in observance of are here for a week's v her birUtday, given by her dau- with his parents, Mr. and Mr9. I ghter, Mrs. Larry Stafford. Joe Turner Their dau1ghti!r, I Mr and Mrs. Frank Beach A decorated birthday cake Debbie, ha~ been here entertained with a party July and homemade Ice cream were 1her grandparents since ; 14 at their home, Maple St. , served to Mr. and Mrs. Robert and wiU return home with her ' Middleport, in observance of Marcinko, Tuppers Plams: Gene parents. I the birthdays or Lewis Harris, Eskew, Mr. and M~. Edward . ' ___~_o_T_ha ___,~ ___ -V~L~~------~------------~------------~----DW_n_o_hd - XVHI NO. 64 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, 01\fiO Dotty Mann 1 - ·---- - ' ·• tla.s,. PURCHASE I I' Mrs • Withee is • Surpt~sed on , Her 81fthday .. I • d ty returned from Wittenburg .. 'I SPECIAL :ut es awa o 01 Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre decorations and relrc:.J.uuents. fn at the seaside resctrt and Audrey Patterson. The door of Fairborn were weekend Gifts were placed on a tiered sur 1 g · l'r il~ wag won by Emtleen Say- guests of her mother, M rs .1 table covered with a -pink cloth Mrs. Lillian McGhee was in re Frank Stewart. j and centered with a white Hall- Riverside, W. Va., recently to A dc s~ert courst: cGia cof· . mark bride replica. Piuk aotream- attend funeral services for a . ' ' 1 Mrs. Be-rt Nf'tltzlmg, Mrs. Jed 1ers were suspended from the brother-in-law Mr Earl fee and mmts were served •t 1e W b t . ' d e s er sr. , an d Mrs. Ger aid ceiling to corners of the gift ta - ers. She also ' visited with guesL'i . A small stork was use Wildermuth were in Columbus bl · · B n w v c.s a de('oraticn for each plate. Saturdav to attend the Ameri- Ge. 1 ed d . t.!VeS m e e, . a. . . . .. • .. _ ames were p ay an pr1zr .J.,"- guest ltst Jm:: lijded Eml- , can Leg1on Aux1hary conven es won by Mrs. Hodney Sauer Rece~t . guests of M . leer. St.)" n~. Roberta Musser , tion . held at the Neil House. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. Mrs. Wtlham Russell and sons, Pauline ;fillis, Ora Hill. Doris Mr and Mrs Earl Young and The door prize was won by I Ken, Ma:kh at:td ~ohn,d - S · h K th · . · W II Aft th Mrs. 0 wtg t 0 aVIS an Deetrr' Eollse mit , a ~ ' son returned home Saturday' Mrs. Dwight a ace. er e . d d hte Kr' ti Hill, Btatrice Dugan, Dons after a visit at Meadow honored guest had openod the JKI~, an adugM r, w"·ns' ton · d. Audrey p a tterso n' Bridge W.· Va with relative3 . gt.1ts, the ea ke decora ted Wl·th mgston rs.M 1 Hlchmon M. an V Caro l Barber. June Dewhurst, Beve~ly and .Vicki Young of pink wedding bells waa. .serv- Hood, l. .. ernon, r o. Eloise Matson . R . II W V d Debra ed with ice cream also decorat- Mrs. Wilham Bane ef Hopame e. - a., an k k' ·11 Ky has been the Kathh Bover Deeter. Eloise Sm ith, of Danese, w. Va .. are ed with the bell motif. Pin nut- msv1 e, ·• Hill, Mrs. Coleman, and Hetty th~ guests of Mr. and :-.1 r s cups and white bells complet- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo KenHutchi~>on. ~1rs. Hutchison as- E 1 y d ed the theme. nedy whlle her husband was eman with the Mar oudngMan Edson. rd Web- I Present were Mrs. Rodney on a training mission with the Col sisted Mrs. r. an rs. wa th E . . g Battalitn at shower. ' ster and son of Dayton were Sauer, Mrs. Kenneth McElhin· 27 ngmeenn I M A B";'e Mrs Ft Campbell Ky. He has been weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. ' ny , rs. nn ~ y, · ·. ed t t · v· t Nam 0 u ~ m Je Clarence Andr~ws and family Dwight Wallace , :\ir::~ . Jack assign. · 8atter fiIf"ld , Sr., Mrs. 1va s·1s- and WJit leave tn August. Mrs. 0//il'illl F11milies and attended the Erlewme-Es. . . k dd" son Miss Lois Sauer Miss Ste- Bane came for chrtstenmg r1tes Dint> ut M11rtin ew we mg . . . ' . Pul M" ' ah B h for her niece Julia Ohlinger. Village offi(•:als and thetr <.:Jarence Andrews Is 111 at h1s pham~ len, ISS 5ar . ec • • wives were guegts of Mr. and Ihome. Ebenezer SL t~e, M1ss Rh~a Hall, _Miss Nel- Mr . and Mrs. Edison Baker Mrs . .John ZPrkle at a dinner Mr. and Mrs. Edward .lung- he Zerkle, Mtss Halhe Zerkle, and daughter, .Janet, have rehelp Sunday at Ihe Martin Res· i mckle and daughter. Donna •)£ Mrs. Charles R_ussell, Mrs. Ger- turned from a trip to G~e~ taurant in Vliddleport. Follow- Cincinnati, spent the weekend aid Anthony ~ISS Cathy Blaett- Burney, Maryland, for a v_JSJt ing the dinner. the mayor, with her parents. Mr . and Mrs. ner, Mrs. L~WIS Sa~er, Mrs. with their daughter and farmly, l members ot" C'Ouncil. and clerks !Joseph Raub and Jack . Mrs. J~ck Satterfleld, Miss. Roseltu Capt. and Mrs. Donald Russell went to the mayor's office , Raub accompanied them home L1sle, Mrs. Charles I...Jsle, moth- and children. They also visited where work was done on the for a two weeks visit. ft1' of the honored guest, 8 n d at Annapolis Naval Academy, I 1967 budget. I Mrs. Larry Stafford and chil- Miss Charlotte Davidson. . and also at Williamsburg and I Attending were Mayor and dren of Columbus were week- Sending gifts were Mrs. Rich- Jamestown in Virginia. TheY Mrs . C. 0. Fisher. Mr. and end guests of her parents, Mr. ard Hovatt~r, Mrs. ~rank Esch- visited historic sites Mrs. B. F'. Parma lee, Hiehard : and Mrs. Charles Withee. ( Ieman. M1ss Bermc~ Durst. home through Virginia Vaughan, Mrs. Jack Sigman, E. A. Hummel Jr ., returned Mrs. John Blaettner Ml~S Janet West Virginia. clerk of the Board of Publ ic to his employment in Logan to- Baker, Mrs. Don Erwm, Mrs. Ken Harris, student at Affairs: Mrs. Betty Darst. day , after spend ing Sunday with Edgar Re~nold~, Mrs. Edward State University in ~olllJmiJil'!, villC:Ige office secretary, and this aunt , Mrs. Charles With- Crooks. Mtss Cmda Sam~r and ; spent the weekend with ~~~_!_nd Mr~. Jo~n-~kle~ - row . _ j Mrs. Richard Vaughan . family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . William L. SmJth recentHarris and family. •' ;1 ° ~~Ji1iW ,.I'J I'Iiill1 J University. Springfield, where . en,t1ne I ; ,_;.: Legion Parade __.., swOOped ln-011 ·- • ... ...! ; ' , •· .. , •• .....,..,.. .- ., ~-'-mstro '. � 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 18, 1966 jefferies lantz