https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9fbad758c001452d9327b8791227f1b5.pdf 244755afb8c6266485c208c1ec819d09 PDF Text Text , .~ ,,. I l ,'i ·~11 I f ) '. .·... ..,_ .. , ... T ,·, .' . , ~ • .,~ l<;'~)!t.''.i . '",. . .. · ·.,· ·w ..1 Ch¥1rr~ri tlr~ Is· Hoiroiecl~n: .. • : • • • • • ' '' d(, •f·:~ /;;~.,~ , .. r ... ,1, a f.,i "' • Pom"'oy-lllddleport;•o., July 2ft, 1968 .. '/"'" fil,"tf·\: . !' JO ~ ·..... .. f~:~~t:B _,t.it·:·'f•~ ·~ I . , ".!j i!.: (i';-+ba-1-t;. '\ ·"" • \ I , ' I :t~i~·i't-?'.'t". •.'- k,, '·~ >f. , .1~· ·•· .,, .._ • mth' ua:~ '"' ~· YC~~t. ' ~IIH!nWill be Remembered ·eli# Mi$sionary HetBinhdlly SO(:tAL CAJ;F.NDAR •.. ':) ' ' .' to remember boE to the Gary eveey three tembet ind m:~~l a gift when · the ed .to bring ar that can of ttie Women's resbld to the church b•fore Sep. · of the Lau- tember. 1-'------~-'.c-'- Beve11ee .Htibt, ~n T~ - Nln,,· pei'IIOnS were killed Rel~l. Miss Mildred · ~•l!ley, lord, Shat:on 1Thelss, , B~erMIP SU!Iday ln a ~ colllsloil at Cliff Free churah Altericling_.were the above and J ·w..11bl!ld Thuraday In lhe recre- Mrs. Laura Schaefer and Mrs. Miss ~hel Jly~l, )11"11, ~e No~ls, J'nlce. ·M~l 1 ~- a ~by (Uilbty lniersectlon. Childs Mrs. Minnie ~~. Yost, Deblile Mc!C)lu)g, S!JIIe The ~ lnclude4 a.·Freneh . room of the parsonage, Arthur Wise. Mrs. Cash Braley, Mrs. Leota Price, Joyce Proffllt, ~ eolijile'· "arXI lbelr · t-year-old Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pre----i·~ICieDI, In charge. Hawley, Mrs. BellY Cline, ~. \'ii'", Doniia Laitins; ll'obbl dattll\lt!". '!be !)Iller Ill tl~ Mrs.' Harry Clark sang the Au' 'Y Frost, and Mrs. Reva Miller, Kathleen Ward, CaroiJn limB. ' all Bordeaux resldenll. · misllion~ry theme song to open Beach. IPrf"', ·tlte. hol)!ll'!!d guesl · 8)ld were f91D' girls and two men. ; the meeting. Devotions taken fro~; Psalms 46 & 91 were led / ' I : by Mrs. Joe Evans, who gave : a medltation,"God is our ReMONDAY I luge" from the Upper Room I JANE HOWELL Tent daugh. ; followed wlth prayer by Mrs: i ters of Union Veterans will meet ., • .' : Carl Bailey. 1at the DAY haU, Monday at t ,,. ,. J;~, ~- ' . '! 7:30 p.m. . Fi~e questions from the book, THE MEIGS COUNTY Rid· . ' · . Mlss1onary Tidmgs, were an· ,ing Club will meet Monday, Juswered ~Mrs. James Gilmore, I} 25, instead of Tuesday Mrs. Cl1fford Klein, Mrs. Clar· originally scheduled at ence Curtis, Miss Marguerite Rock Springs Fairgrouods Leif~ and Mrs. Evans Re· a work session has heen ~ on the conference were ned so all members are '· given by Mrs. Pearl Jacobs to altend, according to Leo Ken· f J and Mrs. Eugene Gill. Several nedy, Jr. FROM THE TRIGERE fall '66 collection come these two timeless uutlona. Cape with Mephistopheles 'tollar (left) 111- wool is worn over American Gothic hand·fillgreed and -~ new books were added to the TUEliDAY cold palUelles·embroidered evening dress. The shoulder belt of ll!Jsfullosllirted satin ' . .. library. POMEROY WCTU will have cown (right) exposes one bare shoulder. In lieu of buckle on the s!fulder, a miniature ; ~ Plans wert> made to send a 8 potluck picnic supper at roroaet of preelous stones is used. · United Methodist Church day at 5:30 p. rn. Members are to take their own table serblce. Picnfc il Enjoyed .. I PAST MATRONS of Pomeroy By ~hiJathea Women 1 Chapter 186 OES will have their 0 The l!hilathea Women of the annual picnic Tuesday at By Jeaa Parker was spent in Kentucky, They Middleport Church of Christ Miss Betty Klein. whose mar· p.m., at the horne of Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker · · with Mr. Parker's only held thetr picnic on the church riage to Tom Lane was an event ~c~:::;r~ya ~toM~::;;;; .w~ov~:~ ~ RuUand .have returned from sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert lawn 'J'I!ursday evening. Mrs. of Sunday, was guest of h~nor ed-·dishr.~n; own table service. e1r vacation, part of whiCh Schrader of Frankfort. On Sun- WendeD Gerlach, president, wei· at a shower Tuesday evemng, WEDNESDAY day, they attende? a .dinner at ~med members and guests. July 12. at the home of . her JOHN GEE A.M.E. Church the home of thetr mece, Mr. Altencjing were :Mr. and Mrl. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chfford 'll h ld .18 annual Sunday and Mrs. James Mefford, Con- George Meinhart,, Mr. and Mrs. 0 ' - - .- . .. - : Klein, I · urel Cliff. ;.;hoot pia:ic at Lake Alma. nie. Herb and Larry, where the Edgar !leynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Game• were played during Transportation will leave , · birthdays of Mrs. Parker and w.,.':'en~de~I~I_:G~e~rla~c~h~~·~Mrs~.:..·~R<t~bert~.!......,............=""""""""""""!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!II!I!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B the silcial hour aod prizes from 744 Third Ave. at 1, 30 I. Mr. Mefford were observed. 1 •warded to ~rs . Calvin Lane, p. m. All are wel~me to 1 '" A so attending were Mr. and d M R. h d F · nd M • apr. I rsp. Ike ar ne h. drs. I' attend. I ,' Mrs. Rupert Schrader and Mr. e_ar ar er won I e oor THURSDAY 1 and Mrs. Paul Schrader and priZ(' h h WILLING WORKERS class of sons Saturday evening was / ~er 1 -~t onor~ gu~st open· the Enterprise EUB church will Miss Marcella Fraser, daugh· spent at the Paul Schrader e er ~ si ath es: cours: meet Thursday evening, at the ter of Mr. and Mra. Aleck home on Peaks Mill Road, ' ~as ~; ;. 1: aM ve cf~ horne of Mrs. MyrUe Long with er, vacationed recently In Frankfort rs. na au · rs. ""'Mrs. Ben Buck as the hostess. Bermuda. She joined two friends • Woode, Mrs. Charles . R. Karr Miss Rita Ball and Rose Alvis, The Parkers visited the Sr .. Mrs. Gerald Pulhns, Mrs. all employees of Kaiser Alum- state capitol in Frankfort, arid Otto Lohn, Mrs. Arthur Wise, Inurn , for a boat cruise to toured Gov. Breathitt's office, MJSs MargueT>te Le~fhe1t, M1ssBermuda and also the Floral Cloek ol .\ es Betty a~d Sheila Faulk, Miss Tom B~ker was organist for Kentucky. At Hodgenville, Ky . Becky Ebhn, Mrs. ~yrtle Faulk, J the morning worship service they viewed the birthplace of M1sses Martha, Lmda Baker, fluQy Q Heath Methodist Church In Abraham Lincoln and the Mrs .. Steve Eblin, Mrs. Clarence The Roek Springs the absence of Mr. William famous Boundy Oak and the CurtiS, Mrs.. Eleanor Faulk, Health club held its annual pic· Russell. The Rev. Max Dona· Sinking Spring. Traveling to Mrs. James Gilmore and Bren· nic Friday at the horne of Mrs. hue had for his sermon Bardstown, they toured My Old da and Sandra, Mrs. Laura Mark Grueser, Shade. " The Great Manhunt." Kentucky Home Stale Park, Schaefer, Mrs. Ernest Powell, A potluck dinner was served Miss Barbara Jones spent Stephen Foster wrote Mrs. Ernestme Boggess, Mrs. at noon to Mrs. Fred weekend in Dayton as the oC his songs while visitMary Braley, MISs Carolyn Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. of Larry Finegold and ing cousin, Judge John Row· , Buckley: Mrs. Harry Clark, Abbott, Mrs. George Skinner, parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoiJ. an, who owned the home, Fed· ; Mrs. Chfford Jacobs, Mrs. Mer- Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs~ Finegold and cnildren. She eral HilL On the same I lln Tracy and Su~. Mrs . Jesse old Blackston, Mrs. William also visiting in Columbus with grounds Is the log cabin Law Hoggy Mrs. William Neutzhng Grueser, Mrs. Horner Radford her sister and Office that Judge Rowan used an~ ~s. J~ Evans. the hostess and guests, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson. until 1840. n ~ gifts were Mrs. ~erFoster, Miss Betty J. Leou- Miss Marianne Woodgerd, ;•n Michael, Mrs. Carl Ba•:ey, Sherri, Bobby and Bruce lumbus, spent the weekend with . Another spot the Parkers vis· • and Vicki Abbott. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har· •ted was Mammoth Cave Na' ';;· Eugene Gill, Mrs: W11liam I Soo.sby, La:w.rence Sm1th, \\ItS. Mrs. Goeglein, president, COD· old Woodgerd. Ilona! Park, where they took a • William Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. dueled a short business session Mr. and Mrs. Bruce tw~ and 8 half hour bike • • Roy Rife, Mrs. Edocl8 Lane, following the dinner Plans were returned Friday from . 8 60 feet depth. In the cave Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell, Mr. discussed for 8 trip. to in West Virginia~·~~ they viewed the petrified body Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wood, at Marietta and the Fento accomp n"ed M Ll d ol an Adena lndtan, heheved to The Blaettnar Auto Co., and Glas ro at Williamstown n a business ~/ r. oy have heen trapped in the cave Mrs. Irene Bailey. Sep~mbe;. It was decided lp. over 2000 years ago by a bould.l F"'""'""''""''""';;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;.fcancel the August meeting due Mrs. K~nneth Byer, . Mrs. er. Due to the constant tem· to the fair . James Jtvtden, Mrs. William perature ol 54 degrees, the A contest was conducted by Robson and Mrs. Evelyn body has heen preserved, Mrs. Homer Radford duriDg the Grueser visited recently with all the buidlings above the afternoon with Sherri Blacksto Mrs. Orin Smith, a are air·conditioned by TONIGHT and TUESOAY and Mrs. Foster as winner." lien! at the GaiUpolis using this cool air. At Carter >[. ,. CARROLL BAKER were taken of the ' Center. They also visited in Slate Park, they toured Pictures IN ,. 11 during the dav Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., with Mr. Cave. On the return HARLOW" •· and Mrs. Carl Mattox, return- trip, they spent the night at What was Harlow really like1 -plus-lng to the Robson horne for their home and altended the Jane Fonda, Alain Delon dinner. ?hiG water Commission hearand Lola Albrighl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner mg on the proposed Leading IN JOY HOUSE'' their son and family, Mr. and Creek Watershed, before ' i!:ii~Eiiiii'i~~~~~~: I Mrs. Robert Turner and to Columbus, where they ly who are vacationing here stayed with Mrs. Parker'• sisT~EA Awards were presented for from North Robinson and Mrs. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pameroy. Ollto third session of swlmming Betty Wiltiams were in Flat- Simpkins, Charla and Men~.•· lessons ending July 22 at the rock, W. Va., Sunday for a v1s- They spent several days VISit· TONIGHT & TU&SOAY MiddlePort Swlmrning Pool it with relatives. Mrs. and shopping, July 22·26 Mrs. Tom Scally, sWimming Turner is recuperating from Mr. Parker has returned to Walt Dl1ney"1 · "BAMBI'' structor. fractured r;bs sustained In a his employment at Kaiser AtFeature Length Animated Receiving the awards weregardening accident. . in R ood W V Cartoon from The Novt>l by Mr and M Ch I B , ummum avensw ' . a. . l:>~ elix Salten Swimmer. Anita Fultz, · rs. ares yer daughter, Suzy, was -also.Carsey, Edith Ann Mees, and sons, John and Kenny, "DISNEYLAND Powell; Intermediate, have returned home from a trip to acompany her parents AFTER DARK" Meadows. David Cole through the western stales to her job as a. receptionL.ouis Armstrong at the SEO Regional CoUIIBobby Rydell no Cole, Mike Lewis .;.d Mar- which included Denver, th G d cit's Tourist Center, and Many Others tin Yeauger; Advanced Begin- e ar en of the Gods and ner - Cathy Meadows, Tim Air Force Academy at She was a Saturday overnli~ti WEDS. and THURS. a', NOT OPEN Scites. Christy Hysell, rado Spnugs and olher guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Bruce .fiiDA.Y thru tUeSDAY Hayes, Mare Fultz; Beginner s~mg tou~s. ~ey also May, Debbie and Mike, and July 29 - Aug. 2 IV (Red Cross Beginner) Su- w1th relatives mcludlng Mr. the rest of the week with .;;:r:~s~' 1 ~.. zy Samuels, Mila Powell, 'aoo. and Mrs .. Frank Landaker grandparents, Mr. and With Tab Hunter Bailey, Debra Hartenbach Ellis Smtih of Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. &y Snowden. and Doris Dowling Steven Bachner, Chuck Foil rod' Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and htr fF----"-----------~1 @jpl CCU.Oil~~RTOONS G. E. Guinther, Kim Sebo and mother, Mrs. Minerva ChildFINAL •• ·.···e . }. · ' .. ' ' . • ·~ .( •/ .. • I J.!t..' 'I ' . ' ' ··y·, .. I '• :,. '.' I I'. VOL XVIII NO. 69 -~· About -~ ~ ' I . .,• < ' '· J ... II Five sites .for the ,new CO!ISOI· !dated comprehensive .MelJi'J:io. cal High School were, Bliggested Monday Dlgllt ·whea a~ estlmaled 100 pei'BOII8 attended a publle mett1ng bi the ' Mills County Court ROom. · . ' able escept storage. -Vernon Weber, who recommended the Taylor Price protr erty on &ule 124 known aa the Cooks Gap Hill area. The board would have to make a survey In regard to other re·Making ~~- qqlrements, noted Weber. were.: -Frank W. Po;18t, wtJo -Ted Reed, who offered to INII&ested tho CarJIIOII ·properly dooate a purl of the old Lasley .adjOining the SalisbUry School, 1estate O& the flood roll!. Reed bordered bf &ute 13 Ind. Rock said that it could meet wllh Sjn'lngs Flirgrouad. This. prop- the necessary requlr,emenls. erty c:Onta.lnB 87 acres. PorfA!r -Delmar Canaday, who also IJBld overyihlng would. be avail· offered ·to donate a aile of SO FJVE QNTS":: I MiddJeport .... acres .., I.Jncoln HDI. Canday also endorsed the suggestion made by Weber. -Pearl Williams, who offered, for sale, the site of the former county lnflrlllary, which he said was centrally loeated. The site contains 106 acres. Transportation problems .• to the new school were discuased, aloog wlth questions regarding buses, and the distance that would have to he traveled each day. Superintendent of Schools George Hargraves stated the school ls to be centrally loeat· ed according to student populo· tlon. Hargraves exuded pleu. ure at the meeting, and lor the interest shown by the public. He said, "This is part of Amer1ca as tt should be, and 11 gave him a warm glow inside for such a fine meeting." Richard Jones, president of the Meigs Local School Board, said the Ohio Stale Board of Education would play a vital role in selecting a site for the - Margaret Lehew · re celve.S a $100 ch~ck fr~m Jim·Soulsby, cothe Pomeroy Kroger store. She was a $100 winner last: W$k in the curren1 Money-Go·Around promotion. ·Others winners of '100 were Judy Denny, Rutland, and Irene JUein, Pomeroy. , . . . . , w"": :ool .. tha search area from 70,000 square miles to 104,000 square mjles late Monday. It revorted thai 20 land·based planes, two cullers, three destroyers, and the aircraft carrier Yorktown were Involved In the hunt. Stllwell's long-time . friend, Hal Grimes, Pacific Palisades, Calif., planned to ferry the aircraft to Hawaii for eventual delivery to the Royal Thailand Air Force, and Stilwell wanted to go along as co-pilot to earn extra flying lime. It was believed two ethers also were aboard the lw<>engine plane, but the Federal Aviation Agency said It could not he sure because only the pilot's name showed on the Oighl plan. BRIG. GEN. Joseph W. stlllwell Jr., bead of the ."Green Beret" training progrql!hll!ld son of the tamed W~lcf :War JJ hero, VInegar misaln& ill ~. P,el~; -stUlwe!J, 54, • JQt Still~ is 11ne :ol fiNII-- •110ft a DC-3 that ·vanished luly 24 on a fligbt' 'oftom &.iii Francisco to HoaolW. II MEIGS TRE WA\?I}={]W ~[§00 Swimming Awards Are Made,for , . Th11d SeSSIOn \Yi\WlJLiii:n @~~cOO@@~ ~~ @@~@lfifll@~~oo~ ~~[Nflo WHOLE-HOUSE GAB AIR CO"'I;IITIONINCI ·~ COSTS 1114.00 A M 'O NTH TO ·aWN·! t r;::;;:;:;~=:~~=~P;a;tty;;.~H~ea~ton~·~B~egmne~·~r~~ ' ~ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~99 J30.QD Down - lalonco ., .(onvenifltr Ttmw MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. CSDfXIB@). ers are InMrs. Akron Everett with relaUves including Ulllld·II 1 who underwent major surgthis past week and Is re· satisfactorily. Mrs. plans t? vacation in before returntna to , lR N. leMwl ,.,.¥ »W·...H: f, CLEARANCE Sond . . fllflfll:ll•o.aa~nhrr- : 1 ,ii.ll.... ON tPCill .. Womtns-Chlldrlllls ·:. r ·· ~...,,.. ·.: SHOES Open Until 9 'M SATURDAY Bonnie Burton, Connie Burton, Ingels, Janet Morria, and Beglnaer D, Kim Krautter. The Shoe Box Mld!llo..o,t N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OftJee IIDan: Uo 12. Zto 6 tao. II NDCID·oD· '111an. - BaR Court St., l'vJneroJ •''· THINIC C.~ 'R<IR '1'1• H Willi QtW liD~ TH,. . -"" I . ................... --. , . . • . I. • ' ••• 1 "· ~"' ,,, .. ~ . .. "I ;'fl . .... ~ ,. •', ,.. I. [ ..___ . · ~-=•a ., new high school. The ftDal cision, however, will rut ~-,, the five board mem~ ~: Jones alated 80 arCtlMtct would In all probability be bll'- / ed in 'about two to three weeki, that it would take live to liz weeks to finalize the lcliDol Ia nd !bat conatructloD of ~ 08 ' would m=~~ 15 months take IPPfVSio • It Is hoped lha aew schoal will be completed by lila 1a11 of 1008, he said. .. .. t..•l --, Search for Stilwell Widens ' Health Club Holds Picnic f • Sh d at e . FiveSitesReCaiDmended For Meigs High School ~lberfelds/ In Pomeroy.Are H."dquarfers For The Complete R~A Yicfor Liqe ' ' . ,' . -·-- ---------------------------~--~~~~~··~·~· .··~·~~~·--~---------·-----·~·~~--~~--~~----~--------------~~~~ tu&~ Color Television Sets- Stereo·· Record Players - Portable lV Sets -· Console TV Sets--· AM-FM Radios- Transistor Radios . . . ' ~.,.rra· to t~: r,.,. · ~~~ 01 Tb. JifllpM,.~ _...., '· • :~-Mt~. df.tid" . . . TliJEsoAY, JULY' ·~,,~ ~~~o. O.Jh, I (. . '' ' .,.f . > lnvi~tl Y9'! To Come In To Tht#Ausic Departmennt On l~e 2hd!. ~J•r Qfld Look New 1?~7 ,..,dels of RCA Victor .Just Un~~d. . : . Parkers Return from Vacation Trip T K k entuc y s Points of Interest ' '' ELB·ERFELDS.. Shower Given At Home;.! CliHord Kleins I ,. ' . t I . -enttfie I ' tbe .I!Ostesw. Joyce, Rl.tehkl; ~ p~ ;~k. .Unable to attend were Ilea IJ8JII#;wm: ~~· ~ the Bachtel, rer.a. . ~~ fYenlnl .' IIIII · ~ wo~ · bi' Sharon, ca1vm . ...,. ..,... D.onna.• ~. l'elfte .. ,: ctart, Wblea: A . ~ bl~ ·!~ ¥.~~ ·J?.~batlno, and · D!; .~ · - - - - • was 111veri gu1y ~ for Gh~rten\!• in• ,fie ens. , • , • , ' lXlLIJSION .KJLLS NINE... .. Ward .at lhe home ,l!f,.~er- · Refreshments or cake ·a n ,d ,· ly Prloe in Portland:· .ile!pjug lce. cteam ~ere • ~rved also to BORDEAUX, .-ranee {IJPI) 1 Jessie Powell Dies Monday �' ' ' ' ~JIIeroy·llll.ddleport, Locked in Bullseye Rae~ ' '* .~First Dar of Ar cherjr ~~6tpetition 0., July 28, 11181 .. ... ., I .. I , ·.• i) ' I ' ' ' ..., .. ~- PLEASANT - A Leol- Kan., 357. Greencastle, Ind., :1011. Va., archer loot an urly Junior boys' bare bow, Scott Women'a free • style OPIQ, ~~eft Monllu Ill Ulc men's Mltmtll or BloomiJiilon, Ind., lijvetyn Goodrich. Flint. m; - · OP'lJ eompetiUon of 412; Brad Long,' Joplin, Mo., Doona Pritt, C<>ckensvllle, Md., ""· Notional Jl'leld Archery 461, and Greg Chastian, 430. 469, and Grell Dunning'~!', 463. 'l'llllmamenl Cub boys' bire bow, Jerold Women's free style all)8eur, lilt was Thomas B. Frye, who C<>ntrell of Springfield, Va., 377; Diane Betrecin, Cbula 'Vista, ...... $12 points In field target IErnie Christensen. Chatham, cam .• present champion, 479; &liOotlllll - bl,ck bullleye Jar· IU., :125. and iruce Blll'l'ia, Napcy l{lienm,n, 428. gail - lwo polnll better than Men'a free alyle open, Lea dil*ndi11J national champion Con-ala, Holland, Ind., 544: Joe 1 Clllford Necessary of Rich· Mills, Dallas, Tex., 543; Stan I rnond, Va., with 510 Warner, Nortb English, Ia., 538 11ll National Field Art-hers and Dickie Roberts, present "-!ation is sponsoring the champion, Three Rivers, Mich. f{~ · d•~ lournament, which '37. aijtllclod 1151 archers from Men's free style amateur, Jim ·~ 40 states lor the first day I The C 1 to Su d School Slamell, Bethlehem, Pa., 517; I of firing. hd attredn nfa ~ nd Dave Hall, East Alton, Ill., 524, 1 I a an 8 en ance 0 5• • an and John Lamb Cincinnati 523 1 J.es Gervais Highland, Ind. l efferln_g of $15.03 lasl Sunday. Inlermediale boys' free ;lyle: !"!!I• the mens freestyle open Worahip servoces lollowed with Jim Fowkes, verona, Pa., 49 1; -I ~llUon with 544 pomts, fol· Rev l1yde Hinton on charge. Dean Ragsdale, Lewisville, Tex. I• lc!\V~ bJ Joe .M1IIo of Dallas, II was announced that the 489 and Mike Wenzler Kelter· T~,, ,with 543. yearly picnic would be held Ina, 0 .. 469 . ' :1llfl!ndinc woman's bare bow this year at Royal Oak Park Jumor boys' free style, Wii· opel champion Btlty Grubbs on July 31. Rev. HlniOil, who liam Shoemaker, Blggstown, N.l oi: Okllboma City, Ola., suffer· will be apeaklna 11 the perk J., 5mi. Bill Davis, Irving, Tex., II'MI opJ181'*11 blat atroke and on Sunday morning of the Slsl 484, and Randy Cooper, Amwia llllen to • looal hospital at I •· m announced that Sun· herst, 0., 480. ' fw lrutmanl. Silo appeored to day School wUI lolllow. •t 10·30 Cub boys' free style, Gary 1 be out of conteulloo as Mary a. m before tho pk:nlc. Campbell, Marshallville, Ga, Elltn Durhlllll of Fort Pierce, Mr and Mro. WiUlam King 161; Mark Hall of Colombia, Fl,., took the lead with 1!12 anct Mrs. Ralph Chaae of Co- Conn , 446, and Terry Middle· pohlll. Jumbos, Mr. aild Mrs. Courtney ton, KatJilas City, Mo., 429. 'l1ltrt are 156 retistered for Williams ol Portsmouth. Also Men's bare bow open, Thorn· this week'o national competi· visiting this week is Mrs Jes- as B. Frye, Leesburg, Va., 512, , tlon, wllh IDIJil' o1 them camp- sie Carr of Portsmouth, Clilford Neeessary, Richmond, illll ill the McClintock Wildlife Mochelle and Rodney Morris Va , champion since 1963, 110, Area. Krodel Park and in Gal· of Columbus are visltong their and Steve D. Hudgens of Katy, lia Ooualy, 0., acrosa tho grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tex , 488. OifiQ Rlw. Melvin MorriS for two weeks Cub girls' free style, Paula I 'file 11rlctly • rural stllln&, In while their mother, Mrs. Clift- Matheis, 304. I ' II 1 lhe <lid TNT .,..., Is lined in on Merrls, I• ill. Cub girl• bare bow, Sbaron PRESENTATION - Rod Howard of the Middleport Senators Boys' Leagqe 111 dirl<liolla. with cars, and Mr Phil Harrison of Bait!- Hill, C'.oventry, R. 1, 364; Cyn· l baseball team, receoves his trophy from Bill Fugate, president of the Ky~r Creek :ivU Daftnle voluntHrs will be more, Md, Is home oo vaca- lhia Bell, Monroe, Pa., 276, Deb- Power Plant Employees Club. in appropriate ceremonies Monday evening follOwing ast.c~ ID Cllroct traffic. lion to visit his parenls, Mr. by DeWitt, Donven, Mass., 146 the championship game m which the Senators defeated Point Kiwanll 10·1. Oddly, . and Mrs. Olen Harrlso11. Aloo 10 eight years of the club-sponsored tournaments, Point Pleasant teams won It the Funeral eervltlel wiD be lhe Apple Grove Melhotllal : ' ~~ bo M V15iling here ever the weekend forst two years, Gallipolis teams the second two Pomeroy teams the third set in Apple Grove, oEmlltP 1n. • w lopoFn,l ida· wao Mr. Jack Wilson Ill so of of two years, and now . the second • ry en uw...m 0 or a, Baltimore. at 2 p.m. will> 1111: Mary Nowell of r or I Vllitin& receatiy wotlj Mr. - - - - - - - - - Rev. Early of tile Letart char<~el ~ortti, Ter., fill, and Jeanette and Mrs Lonnie HU<l'IOn were Ga•1• readl"-if• Galhpohs afftclaUng. Burial wUI be in the ~lo~ N. Y.,~. Mr and Mrs. Homer Carman Dam 12.1, 1U, runrung l'h feet / Letart cemetery. ~ID I r. w arne • of P.meroy on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason ~unoct Scllowt <lf llolcoe, Ill., · :W 39 , Pl. Pleasant 24 m;, Hm· DEATH VALLEY, C a II f 1meetmg occurred when Leath per wore a cowboy hat and Friends may call at lhe .02; Jtan Bird, Trenton, 345, Mr. and Mrs Virgo! Carl and ton 0.50 faDing, Kanawha Falls , IUPII A young French : became worroed because no carried an umbrella to shade EwiPI Funeral Home in Pome- The Pomeroy Boys Leauge •11!1, JIMy Killey, Radi1111, Pa .• S<ln had as recent visitors her 1.116 falling, Charleston 18 77 adventurer~hiS clothes tatlere<l word of Marquant had b""n hhn from the merciless sun. roy torughland tomorrow lllehl 4ii·Sla1'8 downed a slubbom 109. rece,.ed m about 24 hours saod he started the hike Mr. Robin!On was ·a member oi South Webster Ail Slar team 1parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles falling. London Marmet and and hJS tenms shoes torn W~men's bow hunter, Marg-j Barnett of Grove City. Winfield dams .;.ere on the sills. wrestlmg hJS way over a Marquant told Leach that he "pi ove io Europeana the Apple Grove by a 4-0 score at Wellston Mon· oret . Whtd\111 of Columbus, Ind. 5-4e W1lliam Murray , who Is Boat Movements: . . I moun tam - stuck stubbornly escaped death or seroous injury adventure still exists in the Church. day night In the opening round t>. . . , st~~tioned at Camp Pendleton, Ollio River _ Poplar down Monday to hiS plan to hike 1001three times while descending 1 United States " of lhe tourney. Intermediate JPrio free-stylo, Va, was hame over th• week IJ, 8 45 a. m.; Mr. Criss and I m1les through Death Valley. 11 ,049·foot Telescope Peak. . I At the halfway poont•. Mar· Pomeroy scored two rtDIII lrl ~ncjroa Mail<utt of East V~nd- end to vosil hi• mother, Mrs Criss, Jr. down 13, ?.IS a. m.; Jean Pierre Marquanl. 28, The Ranger sa1d Marquant s quant began havmg mosgovmgo, lhe second lnninC on lingle~ by rgi/i, P,., prount cbampoQ!I, Eliabeth Murray. Endeavor up 14 2.55 p. m.. f has about 40 moles to go in clotpes were shredded when he but contmued on doggedly. Jlotler Dixon and Rick Case, IO•i:.J.Sandn l'ryer of East VIsiting Mr. and Mrs Roy James Durant up 14 3.50 p m : possibly becoming the fi1 st slipped on loose sbale while ''I was certain hwuld foDowed by both boys eeinlni Ia '1roft, 371, and lletty Brickles recenUy were Ronda Phohp Sporn up 15, 2.os p. m:: person ever to walk the 100· tlimbmg down the mountain the forst 50 miles," he said, borne' on' Pilled- llalls. ' Re> •1•11o011 of Hunton&bure. lnd • Brockles. Vorginia and Renee Onward up 16 %30 1 m . Miss 1 mile length of Death Valley, Marquant told Leach that he "but as for the fonal half of the Vance of HarrllonvUlt went 05 nio . , lr .., B _ Burke, Racine. !Lou down 16, '4 a.m.'. N·~tional · where summer temperatures followed burro tracks down the hike, I do not know." the dlllance on the mound f01 1 . Ju . r 1".11 et • .''' e, ru Moss Emestine Wood. who is up 17, 9 30 p.m.; Inca up 17. 1 soar as high as 130 degrees mountain most of the time The last half of the Pomeroy, IC811eredlng lour een Goodrh •ell . of fhnt, Mich., I attending business school at 3·30 a m. Andrew Calhoun Marquant began his walk into because "I know the burros contaoned the roughest terraon. hill and walklnt only oae bat· •resent c arnpm, 4111. . . 1er• 1 te ldllte . 1 , ba bo I Parkersburg, " homo Vllitong down 17, 5 1 m.; New Orleans hell at sundown last Wednesday don t want to fall down a , la~ ~'::cbeleau''~ Wo~~.te~: her parenll. Mr. and Mr. , up 17, 5:50 a. m; Beaver down at Stove Pipe Wells, despJie l mounta1r." Other Ptrneroy hitltn wera dass 2n Wendy Molotoris of Ernul Wood . 118, 2'40 a. m.; Aliquippa up 18, warnings of the potenl•al l Rangers sa1d they troed THE BEADLES Floyd Burney and Eddie FUt. 'erth' Alli.;.Y N J 178 and Mr. and Mrs. Vorgll Kin1 and 3 2li a m , Prmcipto up 20, danger from U.S park rangers ' unsuccessfully to convonce MarsaJvalloa Haatlaa aervlees Pomeroy will play again on Frl• lharun MllrU~. lei.' ' family attended the Holstein 5 05 a m.. Paul D down 21, / Chief Ranger Homer Leachj quanl that he should changeh1s 1 bolnJ bold every IIC•t day, the 29th, at 1:30 P. Ill. Junior girls' bare bow Susan 1pocmc held at the Ru Shan .. 12.50 a. m. A. J. Patten up 22. drove a pockup truck to plans to walk acro:iS l1ve m1les , e...,t Monday and Tlesday The Pomeroy team Ia rnanas· ~olitofis ol Perth Am~y, 35!1: ' foeld farm 11 Salem Center ,3·2() a. m.; OVEC up 22, 5:30, Short)'s Well Sunday to rend•'· of sa lt flats I In the Liberty Theatre ill ed by George Neaelroad ... , ro Amo Tfoornaa or Flint 278 [ Mrs. Hazel Arnold and lam•- a rn ; Kathy R up •3, 5:45 p m vous w1th Marquant. The The ~year-old ex-paratrooMiddleport. Services bqlll at Bill Ohllngar. In the other mtl Vicki Carpenter of York: ly visited recently woth Mr. l Mountain State up Greenup 5--- --- ~ 7:30 p. m. Evanplale are IIIRt last night, lrontOD defeat. A>wn, lncl 2'17 ~ nd Edythe Bead! The ed Clay f.2. Tonl&ht 11 8, Mlcll and Mrs Alpha RusseU and 1. 30 p. m. ; Steel Ranger up . ., . . Mary at Hysell Run. IGnenup 6:45p.m ; R. H. Bos· l enp~.:~R~:,.m:~.- s~;; '"""I.:. ara lor all ~.. plays ChiUieolhe. lieu bowhuoler, Franklm J. Mrs Ruby Treadway, who Iworth II up Greenup 8::W p m. ; of aU ohorclles, llcP•u ,ot Froot Royal, Va ' : has been VISitms her dou~hter, Helen R up Greenup 10 p. m ; bravery tnday by the Carnegie Ill' Faboa F. ~uardy of i Mr and Mrl Elmo Smith ond ,Pamela D up Greenup 11 ·15 , Hero Foundalioo Commission. Tempe':r'!' ~nmorov forllll PJrk. Ill., 410, and Ed I SOOll, has returned home. Ip. m ; Jerow down Greenup Tile Buckeye stare heroe• -··~-. Rapdalt of Lewiavllle, Tex., ] The Harrison reunion was 1· 15 a. m.. Peace down 7 a m.; I From the Courthouse to the ' ly. Junior Grange Building at ceived a broiiie medal and fi50 under swmy skies hlld • study 184, ! hold Sunday at the Scoot build- J S Lewos down Meldahl 5:15 1Sta• -'oouse and from the State· ICounty fair grounds, Weilt lcasb awards. They. were. CONTINUED From Pa&e 1 M depl 11 110011 llday. 1 111'!"' bare bow amateur. ; mg on Kingsbury road. Those p m . Elisha Woods down Mel· house back to the Courthouse- , Umon Street. Athens: in.ed along with P':'!Ons on 12 3' Bherwllod Schock of lkiyertown, , from this area attendillll were dahl5 .15 p. m . Esso Tennessee I the 1966 Oemotratw State Car· ; Washington county, August 4,1other .•Illes, lis~ ill 29 Pa., 4:72; hckie Lancaster of ! Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison down Meldahl 8 05 p m , AI- a van takes to the road next p m. Luncheon meetmg, As- ralel cltat~ons, w receJV 8 lloldsboro, N. C., ~7: and, ond Phil Mr and Mrs. Ralph !ton Zephyr down Meldahl 1:35 ' Tuesday, August 2 for a three· sembly Room, Court House, ~ lo~in:: ~~·~e Uon in !111M l'tfl C. Crowe of Lenoor, N C., I Carl and Rodney Mr and a Molly K down Meldahl day c~rcuit of Ohio's Sixth and I Marietta , m Morgan County, lhe . . rded' 1fT· · • • M Ell d · . · A 1 comm11soun .... awa R 11 4 3 ·1e , Mrs Dale Harrison and Scott • a m , ary en own Tenth CongresSional Dostrocts. August . P m a y, mer· 5110 med 1 nd , 10 11 . 1 mo 100 n llltermedia boya' bare bow, and Mr and Mrs Virg1J CarJ IMeldahl 2 45 a m., Jeffboa t. State Democratic Chairman, ican Legion Hall, 61 S Kenne- 'ants as a !lou WoiSIIIf~ .Franklin, Ind ., •nd son. down Meldahl 5·35 a.m. Morton Neipp, saod the caravan bee. McConnelsville across fro11 lgr · CLEVELAND IUPII AIINI 182: !lruce 'lflnte of Wierton, I G lti II D I begms at 8 a m lEST) August Court House . in Perry County, Among the Ohioans 451 of the z.illt Nallollll 1'10, 4/Ml Bay Cotten of Sbawne,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Underwood • po • am - Que e nl2 with a breakfast meetmg in August 4, 3 30 P m. Rally, Utls rear was Dr. E. Dale Guartllmea dlled lo duly '~------.~:::;__ of Newark were here tA> vosit ' Coty up 10:15 p. m. ; Orco down I Bala•·ia <Clermont County ) and ,l Court House New Lek•••ton" ~fer ' S9 an Athena ·~,.~Ia riot .•- ""'•••- -•h M nd M 12a m · Franklm Poerce up 6·10 ' · "'!' ' • • ' ~~ -~....... • •• 1 er paren!Ji, r. a " a m . ·Coty of StLon' H ·E : comvletes us first phase al l and in Fairlield •C<>unt;, AUIIQS} wbp, ak!J!c wl)h lour wJII!tlnwii 1 1 - todly. I Charieo Arnold and daughter · · · · 11 • · . 16 30 P m August 4 in Lan· 4, 6 p. m., Press Conflore!ll!.l!, verslly sltidl\llli, , All IUUWI!ea will , over the weekend. I ~::~. ~~:~~a, ~:~. Icaster IFairfield County) with Elks Lodge, Main Street, L!ID' ~ pUol ~fl b!'"'ill& •om• lip Sltl*f,, c.l. · Idownbound and waotins: Jenks I a bullet dinner The caravan caster. · aoq>lane. · H. Ca.alerlollly, field ,1 . H~r Hospital Vos1llnG and Mark Easton upbound and w1ll launch the grass roots lor· The 'OU otudtula were mander, tllld. ' · lOUrs 2-4 and 7-1 p m Parents Iwaiting urn opportunity whoch inte· GEORGE POWELL DJEII ward L. Lewb. 19, "II wUI be 1 8J'IIdlll rttlllllly on Pedoatncs ward IKanao<ha River _ Fort Dear-·1 grates appearances of Demo- George L. Powell, ac~ 4-l. I' Edwin D. Wallord, 21, or lhaa 1111 •bei!PI wtllidfew, Adln!J•Iono born up Marmet l2 .mi I . rn.; erotic state, tegisla~ve, con- Pomeroy, died Mooday .mght at port; Richard E.~· 24, al,'' •• added. , Mn. William ·o. Qualls, 114 Elgercliff down Marmet 4,30 gresSional and county candi· the Meigs ~al Hospolll, 1!11'.. Claorsvtije, and Ronald E. 21 1 )loltls, Ave; Rt t Mrs. Gathpohs.Elaone Mrs I Marmet 5:50a.m., Franklin up , monty eKecutive committees m wofe, Ehza Powell, ,and three Fouith I•· m.; Lucy Jane Locas dates at events scheduled by Powell Is Sllrvlved by h1s 8 ~· Jl;enneth S1mpkmo, Rt 1. By 'llrs. Lyle Bal•or•oa 1down Marmet 8:15 a m.: H. I cooperation woth state head- step choldron. Funeral servoce~ ~alilpolls . Grover Sheet. .. Rt I Mrs Goldie Blackford of IE. Bowles down Wmlield 2·15 1quarters. woll be helil at the Ewlug C"~p. i I, I'Jitroot .. Mrs Oeoe I. Riffle, Delaware was a recent visitor Ip. m ; Jefferson up Wmfield . . II Friday at 2 p.m. woth l!UT•al Pt. Pleaoagl. f.1nda ~no Wilson. of her uncle, Frank Coates. 4·20 p. m.. Alice up Winfield Chaorman Neipp Indicated in Chester cemetery. Fil~ ' Rt 1. Vinton, Mrs Cary Kay· Mrs Leona Babcock. Long l4 55 p m. W. H. Shaver, Jr., that the first caravan lou~ may cloll at tile. Ji!wing FuneP~I born, Pt Pleasant ; Homer 0 i Bottom, spent on evenlflll woth down Wmloetd 7 :w p. m.; AI- would be handled by Democra borne at any lime. Ieffiii'S, Chiton; Jolon A. Car- . Mr and Mrs Marion Hall , len R. Merrill down Winfleld l w State Executive ~mmottee >enter, New Haven M111 Moll- I Mr and Mro Dana Van Met- •8 35 p. m . Lelia Shearer down D•rector, Eogene P. 0 Grady. PROGRAM APPROVED ·~: •· d t:. P1erce. Middleport; stev- ~ er and family of Belpre spent I Wonfoeld 1. 15 I . m. In the Tenth d18trlcl lhe ca1 •· . , m ~ .lone• Wellston Wilham d th h ,_ M van wotl tonch down m Hock- I WILMINGTON, Ohoo !UP1l · ' · a 8Y WI er paren~. '· 1 Th Clinlo "· t Cornmu M Barron, Rt 4. Jackson. Mrs. I and Mrs Lawrence Rose , W/ lng County Augu•t 3, at noon e n """" Y • K<y 4. Robmson , Hamden; ' Mrs Ola Childers has re- ' ft' for a luncheon meeting, bas.. nlty Action Cou.ncil Monday r~ ., fl'ri!O!a Ann Grover, Cincmnati: turned bume after bein& a pa- l men! Federal Bank building, ceoved $311,780 on }llieral anto · Mrs Chafles 1'. Ro!He, Porn- tient at Meigs Memorial Hos· WI" E..t Market Street, Logan, in pov~r funds for Project IY.:: •roy. . _. l 'tal Pomero I ft' IDS Vinton County, August 3, 2 p. Start. About 235 chUdren, om 111&011• PM' nd M y. D 1 8 •• d m rally Court House M"m underpnvlleJed tamlllts ara 1 • r a rs ae nP..,. an ' ' · i U1 Mrs 0 Kenneth S1mpkiDS, <hild;en s 1 a S\Uld~ with Racme de!Nted Cheshire 1iHI and Market, McArtbur; in Jack- I partklpalinB n , e program. 'lt. I, Galllpohs a <luaghter, I Mr. and Melvin Smith ol in the first game ef lhe playoffo son county, August 3, 3·30 p.m. , for pre-schpol youngsten. 1:13 p. m. Monday; Mrs. , Pomeroy. , in the Pee Wee Night League rally, Front Veranda, Wellston :11arles P Riffle. Pomeroy, I JN CHARLESTON 1 Mooday with Sayre pitching a City Hall, Welislon; in Law· :laughter, 410 a. m. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs George Hall oo-hitter, his second m a row renee County, AU(IIISI S, 6·30 WASHINGTON tUPII - Ray Doscbar&es and Randy Hall and Murl White at Syracuse Ball Park. p. m Dinner meeting, Coffee Bloss, chairman of the l!~publi· Mr1. Oscar Bachtel. the Rev.j of Dunlow. a visitor in the Racine hitters wera Johnson. Shop, 1422 S. Third Street, iron· can N'llional C<>mJnlllee, .will ,. Clai'OtiCe E. Dillon, Leta L. Hall home, spent a day •t Iron- two triples ; Theiss, a home ton; in Gallia County. August 3, be m Charlestoa, w. ya, Satur· Goodwin, Miss Alva Hokanson. ton and Huntington. run and double; Sayre, a double, 1:30 p. m. Rally, Court House. , day to conduGi a ll'prUhop ao Woliiom E Mehaffey , John W. j Mr. and 'drs. Clyde J(tndrew triple and home run: and Hnd- Courh·oom, Locust Slreel; In ' part of the ltltl6 carnpt~ign. ' MeadOws. Larr) W Thompson. I of Parkersburg, II' Va., callled dleston, a sin&le and double Meigs County, August 4, 3 o.m.l · : ~.. Will Wolfe . James D. 1on Mr. and Mrs. R E. Willlalll8 Sayre fanned II all!l walked I Breakfaat meeting, Crow Steak Kentucky, llndlllllk• Pauley, Jr., Mrs. James E. l and Mr. and Mrs Mark Pk:k· The two learns play again Wed· JHouse, Pomeroy : In Athens I ed, has 11 major lakes and • ll«11looda ond !Dianl dau&Joter. eriJo& SUnday. IH!Iday at 7:~ p. m. C<>uoty, Alljllst I, ltla. m., Ral· about 30 1maller lllleL ' Middleport Senators Rip Poillt KiwaniS 10-l for Kyger' Cf~ek, Tid~ ! ,, . BY DICK THOMAS preseNiatlo• of trophlea M· II'UJII In • big liret inn!~ as lies were hall of hit team's hill. consolation s~n'!.l. Bul"roa::,ave the fourth wben SlderJ singled , H.Wartl, Steve I'J'Ice. Keilh Van Rotl3h. I I 1 :?;, !! .· Tl••· 1 Har:=. ~ -~ ~-- - I --- San Fran Fryman, McReao 16),.. 1 Fa~ (3-5). ,,u• ." 040- 6 10 I · , Houston 010 000 021- 4 11 I . Ribant, Hamilton (8) ani(" Grote , Farrell, Arlich r8'J.'~ Latrnan (8) and Bateman. WI' -Hoban! IIH) LP- Farrell (4-7' ~· ! New York 000 200 Phila 100 001 010- S 7 • Los Ang 001 011 03x~ 6 10 t'~ Short, Knowles (7 ), Verbaaic (81. MorriS 181 and Dalrymple'( Sutton, Perranoski ,, (I) and • Roseboro. WP-Perranoskl tlo J 4) LP- Knowles (&.3)." ffils.,. ~ White (17th), Stuart ($th.,.. Brl88S (4th) . . South WebSter Clubbyt.O Frenchman Sticks to Death Valley Mareh 002 000 O(!x- Z 7, I'" (IJ and Pagliarom , Marichal ,, (16-4) and Virgil. LP-Fry111111 I :.:Wood;• 1;. tile Earl Robinson Dies Monday I llt!b. ~ doubles in tw~ trip•·lo the plare , In ceremonies at home plate,jden weak support. Khnnla badllhree triPS, and calcller Cltest- in the win. •ble. 81'!1 Ferrell watpd and Rawley, llnlte RawleY, Chest' Smith. •. .. '"' Mondey mght as the Middle- IBoll Fugate, president of the four em:o'rs. The Senalors W· jer Roush bagged a single in Tiger hils ware single' by Holland lliNiod ·~ Fetty. ~ a-11, 'Kent Kloos, Rod ' Tourioamenh'tconla for Uwr port 8e11ators downed Point Kyger Creek Employees Club, Ied one in the third innlnl!l one , three trips. 1Randy Smith alld Gao/ SauJid. and Ferrell. 'I!Dward, ·stev~ Brattoq,• Vernon ,four lop teams are u fotl011111 Pleasant Kiwanis !IH .to win assisted by Chink Rice, mem- on the filth alld lbt.le in lhe · For Klw11J1ls , Mark MiDtll' 1 ers, each up ~ liDies; and Calcber Mike Felly pleed ~ Oi'd, Jolul Bunce ani! T I m Mlddlo!port Seaatort - ~' the 11166 Eighth Afuoual Kyger ber ol Uoe tournament board oil SIXth. llpoi!B lndianl 6-2: ,Pt. PleiiiUiol, 1and Bill Steele had doub.,. In a double toy ""uie' ,Louden il lronmen bitters wilh a double ' Stobai'l. Creek Tournament for Little ' directors, handed out ondov1dual K' . ed ita· 1o lhree trips; Steve Miller, Jeff Ithree ljips . •Cbetohire never and two llngles Ia lbree 11rpel Pl Pliual Klwanlo - BID City Ice & Fuel e-5; GalllPt~ Leaguers. trophies lo players of the four !. ~·:toscorof 111 fltst":. ~ ~ Miller and Harden collected !IU'eatened afl]ar the third Jnn. lo the plate. Ted Siders bad Steele, Rudy Harden, Greg ISenalon 13·3; Pt. PieasanUCfihl . learns, and a large trophy to ID m • n• .,. singles. . 'lng wllen lhey had the hase'l a double and single in lbree cftaJ~ Ken F«rell, Greg John. leabte Iron 3-2. and Pt. Plea!llllh Fl~shm~t~1 in ~~~·~~a- the manager of e~eh team. ~ ~R ~".J,k MIIJ~~\eds:O~ I The Senators' love runs in lloaded and Bob Rider struck, trips while J. T. Holland and son, Jeff Mlller, Malt Mlller, Kiwanis 111-1. Record !If. ...,,. me~ was easan ,es r- . t n, w wo ' e lhe first Inning Cal1!0 on one out. Buxton struck out nine oi l Brad Buzton bad singles in Dave Strickland, Steve MlUer, PT. Pleasant Klwaalt-P\\In. gmm MaPeable Iron w1.h a 4·1 Managers reeeoving trophles ldoubled'\IICOI'jng • Miller. After jbit and four Kiwanis errors ancl ,the last 10 men 1o face him. lbree tripg. Malt Waldie and Ricky Kin· Yankees !3-0· Racine W.victory over the Cheshire Tog- were Henry Clatworthy' M ' d· ' that Ktwa.nis had IIIII~ three ' lhey scored three in the top IHe walked pinch hitter Dave I Michie Dougherty went the lard. , los Athleti~ 3-4 tetti\it ers. Brad Buxton allowed the dleport Senators; Ray Ferrell, men to base, all on amgies •• .of the sixth on one hit and one Collision in the fourth inn· route for the Tigers allowing 1 J>, Pleaa&DI Malleable Iron. po . , ·, Tigers only three hots, gave, up Pt. l'l~asant Kiwanis; Bill the Ki~anlans out'bll Sen· ' Kiwams errol. , ir)g. : aeven bib. He walked three Tommy Denult, Ted Siders, ::,~n~:dd~eshor;.,,!l~:' 1 two walks and struck out 15 Woomer, Pt Pleasant Malleable ators love to four. . Line score J · ' .~ ·and struck out nine Jronmen. Jim Rossi, Brnd Buxton, Sum- Record 5-L port . ,, i. It marked the second consec- Iron, and F D. Allensworth }elth V'an lnWIIflen rece1ved 1 . cl\eshire scored one run in Line score· my Ferrell DeMis Rayburn t•tive year a Middleport Little 1for the Cheshire Tigers. fine supptll'rtrom his Senators ~~:~rt ·~~ 0~ 1 ~ the first , whe~ Smith songled Malleable · 010 300- 4 7 2 Glynn Han~, Mike Stevena: PT. Pleai8Dt Malleable lrOtiL... 10 10 League team has walked off Assisting the managers durthe fteld llo gave up only . · land Saunders singled scormg Cheshire 100 000- 1 3 I Mike Fetty Torn JeweU Jim Cheshire Redlegs 7-3· Mlddlii-· with ••e trophy PreVIous won- m• the tournament were these five hits, never yielded a walk Batteroes. Mtddleport - Van Smith. But Sounders was out Batteries· Malleable -8"• Endicott J• T Holland ' Jr Iport Red Sox 7-4· Syr~cuse'Mf· • ·-• • truck out 8!J:• JnWagea (WPI and C•· Roush·' rat second on t h• thrOW·1n 1rom ton (WPI and · - Karl Kobler ' · and · Rusty ' Woom·., M•ddleport Senators ' • -t.J ners "' included · Pt Pleasant in assiStant mana•ers· Owen Brat- "'"' Felly· Cheslilre 2-3· .-r~~; • . . • . Rody Harden allowed on!• Kowams Harden (LPI and terf' lder R "' Woomer lo • I . ' • ·"' 1959-60; Pomeroy in 1961-62, and , ton and Jerry Van lnWagea, ' Hall cen 10 us., ~ Daugherty tLP) and Loud· er. Cheshire T1gers H. Recoi'd .... ' Gallipolis m 1963-1!4 ~'d- ' Middleport Senators; Joe Kay- four scattered bits. but errors · Buxton to J . T. Holland. en. a...Jdre TJ&en George Cbesbtre TIJen- ~ dleport Yanks won in 1965. 1ser, Pt. Pleasant Malleabte lhurt as IIJ_e Klwanllns made Malleable evened the ""'re i Shamblin, Danny Swisher, Mike Indians 111-11; Middleport Yank.. One of tile largest crowds in , Iron. and Wendell Roush, Che- ' "" miscues, lour 10 the first MALLEABLE mON 4-l 1·1 in the top of tile second Players receiving individual Beebe, Louie Louden, Don ees 7-6; Buffalo 7-1; Pt. PIU14. the eight year lloslory of the shire T1gers fr~. walked slx and Brad Buxton struck out 15 inning as Ted Siders doubled trophies on lhe four lop oquads Price, Bob Rider, Gary Saund- 1ant K1wanis 0.7; and P1, Pl•BM tournament was' on hand lor SEN &TORS 1•1 struc out • IT1gers as the Jronmen downed Iand stole home. Malleable had in the toomey werec . jero, Tom Q~illen, Michl• ant Malleable Jroa H Jllrod.. both games, and also ~or the , Mtddleport teed off for live Tim lwo doub- lhe Cheshire Tigers 4-1 in the lbree more I'UIII ill the of !dlddl~ &eaaw- ltit:k•Dauperly, Dave Collison, John 3-2. ••' ?' ..!. .uj.Darst, 11m Demoskey blasted two l1owing the ehampoonsbip game. KiwaniS gave starter Iindy Har· lRod Howard had a dlluble in up three ' hill and walked two land scored 011 Mike Fetty's dou- llnl'i'agen, Tim Demoskey, Jeff c'.hett, Jeff Zerkif' and ~ Kingsbury Social News RiVer NeWS ,. : '" I CHESIDRE TIGERS - Fourth place finishers, highest reached by any Cheshire team in the history of the Kyger Creek Tournament, are, kneeling, Randy Smith, Dave Collison, Don Price, John Roush, Eddie Swisher, Greg Me· Carty, Tom Quillen, Louis Louden; standing; Robert Rider, Jeff Zerkle, Dan Swisher, Mttchie Daugherty, Gary Saunders, George Shamblin, Mark Darst, Mike Beebee, Robert Burchett; and managers, Dale Allensworth and Wendel RQush. I I · ' 1 Ohioans Cited For Bravery, Hero Awards I Democrats Announce sweep' Of s·IXth., Tenthn·IStrictS . ' .,. 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Chatham, cam .• present champion, 479; &liOotlllll - bl,ck bullleye Jar· IU., :125. and iruce Blll'l'ia, Napcy l{lienm,n, 428. gail - lwo polnll better than Men'a free alyle open, Lea dil*ndi11J national champion Con-ala, Holland, Ind., 544: Joe 1 Clllford Necessary of Rich· Mills, Dallas, Tex., 543; Stan I rnond, Va., with 510 Warner, Nortb English, Ia., 538 11ll National Field Art-hers and Dickie Roberts, present "-!ation is sponsoring the champion, Three Rivers, Mich. f{~ · d•~ lournament, which '37. aijtllclod 1151 archers from Men's free style amateur, Jim ·~ 40 states lor the first day I The C 1 to Su d School Slamell, Bethlehem, Pa., 517; I of firing. hd attredn nfa ~ nd Dave Hall, East Alton, Ill., 524, 1 I a an 8 en ance 0 5• • an and John Lamb Cincinnati 523 1 J.es Gervais Highland, Ind. l efferln_g of $15.03 lasl Sunday. Inlermediale boys' free ;lyle: !"!!I• the mens freestyle open Worahip servoces lollowed with Jim Fowkes, verona, Pa., 49 1; -I ~llUon with 544 pomts, fol· Rev l1yde Hinton on charge. Dean Ragsdale, Lewisville, Tex. I• lc!\V~ bJ Joe .M1IIo of Dallas, II was announced that the 489 and Mike Wenzler Kelter· T~,, ,with 543. yearly picnic would be held Ina, 0 .. 469 . ' :1llfl!ndinc woman's bare bow this year at Royal Oak Park Jumor boys' free style, Wii· opel champion Btlty Grubbs on July 31. Rev. HlniOil, who liam Shoemaker, Blggstown, N.l oi: Okllboma City, Ola., suffer· will be apeaklna 11 the perk J., 5mi. Bill Davis, Irving, Tex., II'MI opJ181'*11 blat atroke and on Sunday morning of the Slsl 484, and Randy Cooper, Amwia llllen to • looal hospital at I •· m announced that Sun· herst, 0., 480. ' fw lrutmanl. Silo appeored to day School wUI lolllow. •t 10·30 Cub boys' free style, Gary 1 be out of conteulloo as Mary a. m before tho pk:nlc. Campbell, Marshallville, Ga, Elltn Durhlllll of Fort Pierce, Mr and Mro. WiUlam King 161; Mark Hall of Colombia, Fl,., took the lead with 1!12 anct Mrs. Ralph Chaae of Co- Conn , 446, and Terry Middle· pohlll. Jumbos, Mr. aild Mrs. Courtney ton, KatJilas City, Mo., 429. 'l1ltrt are 156 retistered for Williams ol Portsmouth. Also Men's bare bow open, Thorn· this week'o national competi· visiting this week is Mrs Jes- as B. Frye, Leesburg, Va., 512, , tlon, wllh IDIJil' o1 them camp- sie Carr of Portsmouth, Clilford Neeessary, Richmond, illll ill the McClintock Wildlife Mochelle and Rodney Morris Va , champion since 1963, 110, Area. Krodel Park and in Gal· of Columbus are visltong their and Steve D. Hudgens of Katy, lia Ooualy, 0., acrosa tho grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tex , 488. OifiQ Rlw. Melvin MorriS for two weeks Cub girls' free style, Paula I 'file 11rlctly • rural stllln&, In while their mother, Mrs. Clift- Matheis, 304. I ' II 1 lhe <lid TNT .,..., Is lined in on Merrls, I• ill. Cub girl• bare bow, Sbaron PRESENTATION - Rod Howard of the Middleport Senators Boys' Leagqe 111 dirl<liolla. with cars, and Mr Phil Harrison of Bait!- Hill, C'.oventry, R. 1, 364; Cyn· l baseball team, receoves his trophy from Bill Fugate, president of the Ky~r Creek :ivU Daftnle voluntHrs will be more, Md, Is home oo vaca- lhia Bell, Monroe, Pa., 276, Deb- Power Plant Employees Club. in appropriate ceremonies Monday evening follOwing ast.c~ ID Cllroct traffic. lion to visit his parenls, Mr. by DeWitt, Donven, Mass., 146 the championship game m which the Senators defeated Point Kiwanll 10·1. Oddly, . and Mrs. Olen Harrlso11. Aloo 10 eight years of the club-sponsored tournaments, Point Pleasant teams won It the Funeral eervltlel wiD be lhe Apple Grove Melhotllal : ' ~~ bo M V15iling here ever the weekend forst two years, Gallipolis teams the second two Pomeroy teams the third set in Apple Grove, oEmlltP 1n. • w lopoFn,l ida· wao Mr. Jack Wilson Ill so of of two years, and now . the second • ry en uw...m 0 or a, Baltimore. at 2 p.m. will> 1111: Mary Nowell of r or I Vllitin& receatiy wotlj Mr. - - - - - - - - - Rev. Early of tile Letart char<~el ~ortti, Ter., fill, and Jeanette and Mrs Lonnie HU<l'IOn were Ga•1• readl"-if• Galhpohs afftclaUng. Burial wUI be in the ~lo~ N. Y.,~. Mr and Mrs. Homer Carman Dam 12.1, 1U, runrung l'h feet / Letart cemetery. ~ID I r. w arne • of P.meroy on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason ~unoct Scllowt <lf llolcoe, Ill., · :W 39 , Pl. Pleasant 24 m;, Hm· DEATH VALLEY, C a II f 1meetmg occurred when Leath per wore a cowboy hat and Friends may call at lhe .02; Jtan Bird, Trenton, 345, Mr. and Mrs Virgo! Carl and ton 0.50 faDing, Kanawha Falls , IUPII A young French : became worroed because no carried an umbrella to shade EwiPI Funeral Home in Pome- The Pomeroy Boys Leauge •11!1, JIMy Killey, Radi1111, Pa .• S<ln had as recent visitors her 1.116 falling, Charleston 18 77 adventurer~hiS clothes tatlere<l word of Marquant had b""n hhn from the merciless sun. roy torughland tomorrow lllehl 4ii·Sla1'8 downed a slubbom 109. rece,.ed m about 24 hours saod he started the hike Mr. Robin!On was ·a member oi South Webster Ail Slar team 1parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles falling. London Marmet and and hJS tenms shoes torn W~men's bow hunter, Marg-j Barnett of Grove City. Winfield dams .;.ere on the sills. wrestlmg hJS way over a Marquant told Leach that he "pi ove io Europeana the Apple Grove by a 4-0 score at Wellston Mon· oret . Whtd\111 of Columbus, Ind. 5-4e W1lliam Murray , who Is Boat Movements: . . I moun tam - stuck stubbornly escaped death or seroous injury adventure still exists in the Church. day night In the opening round t>. . . , st~~tioned at Camp Pendleton, Ollio River _ Poplar down Monday to hiS plan to hike 1001three times while descending 1 United States " of lhe tourney. Intermediate JPrio free-stylo, Va, was hame over th• week IJ, 8 45 a. m.; Mr. Criss and I m1les through Death Valley. 11 ,049·foot Telescope Peak. . I At the halfway poont•. Mar· Pomeroy scored two rtDIII lrl ~ncjroa Mail<utt of East V~nd- end to vosil hi• mother, Mrs Criss, Jr. down 13, ?.IS a. m.; Jean Pierre Marquanl. 28, The Ranger sa1d Marquant s quant began havmg mosgovmgo, lhe second lnninC on lingle~ by rgi/i, P,., prount cbampoQ!I, Eliabeth Murray. Endeavor up 14 2.55 p. m.. f has about 40 moles to go in clotpes were shredded when he but contmued on doggedly. Jlotler Dixon and Rick Case, IO•i:.J.Sandn l'ryer of East VIsiting Mr. and Mrs Roy James Durant up 14 3.50 p m : possibly becoming the fi1 st slipped on loose sbale while ''I was certain hwuld foDowed by both boys eeinlni Ia '1roft, 371, and lletty Brickles recenUy were Ronda Phohp Sporn up 15, 2.os p. m:: person ever to walk the 100· tlimbmg down the mountain the forst 50 miles," he said, borne' on' Pilled- llalls. ' Re> •1•11o011 of Hunton&bure. lnd • Brockles. Vorginia and Renee Onward up 16 %30 1 m . Miss 1 mile length of Death Valley, Marquant told Leach that he "but as for the fonal half of the Vance of HarrllonvUlt went 05 nio . , lr .., B _ Burke, Racine. !Lou down 16, '4 a.m.'. N·~tional · where summer temperatures followed burro tracks down the hike, I do not know." the dlllance on the mound f01 1 . Ju . r 1".11 et • .''' e, ru Moss Emestine Wood. who is up 17, 9 30 p.m.; Inca up 17. 1 soar as high as 130 degrees mountain most of the time The last half of the Pomeroy, IC811eredlng lour een Goodrh •ell . of fhnt, Mich., I attending business school at 3·30 a m. Andrew Calhoun Marquant began his walk into because "I know the burros contaoned the roughest terraon. hill and walklnt only oae bat· •resent c arnpm, 4111. . . 1er• 1 te ldllte . 1 , ba bo I Parkersburg, " homo Vllitong down 17, 5 1 m.; New Orleans hell at sundown last Wednesday don t want to fall down a , la~ ~'::cbeleau''~ Wo~~.te~: her parenll. Mr. and Mr. , up 17, 5:50 a. m; Beaver down at Stove Pipe Wells, despJie l mounta1r." Other Ptrneroy hitltn wera dass 2n Wendy Molotoris of Ernul Wood . 118, 2'40 a. m.; Aliquippa up 18, warnings of the potenl•al l Rangers sa1d they troed THE BEADLES Floyd Burney and Eddie FUt. 'erth' Alli.;.Y N J 178 and Mr. and Mrs. Vorgll Kin1 and 3 2li a m , Prmcipto up 20, danger from U.S park rangers ' unsuccessfully to convonce MarsaJvalloa Haatlaa aervlees Pomeroy will play again on Frl• lharun MllrU~. lei.' ' family attended the Holstein 5 05 a m.. Paul D down 21, / Chief Ranger Homer Leachj quanl that he should changeh1s 1 bolnJ bold every IIC•t day, the 29th, at 1:30 P. Ill. Junior girls' bare bow Susan 1pocmc held at the Ru Shan .. 12.50 a. m. A. J. Patten up 22. drove a pockup truck to plans to walk acro:iS l1ve m1les , e...,t Monday and Tlesday The Pomeroy team Ia rnanas· ~olitofis ol Perth Am~y, 35!1: ' foeld farm 11 Salem Center ,3·2() a. m.; OVEC up 22, 5:30, Short)'s Well Sunday to rend•'· of sa lt flats I In the Liberty Theatre ill ed by George Neaelroad ... , ro Amo Tfoornaa or Flint 278 [ Mrs. Hazel Arnold and lam•- a rn ; Kathy R up •3, 5:45 p m vous w1th Marquant. The The ~year-old ex-paratrooMiddleport. Services bqlll at Bill Ohllngar. In the other mtl Vicki Carpenter of York: ly visited recently woth Mr. l Mountain State up Greenup 5--- --- ~ 7:30 p. m. Evanplale are IIIRt last night, lrontOD defeat. A>wn, lncl 2'17 ~ nd Edythe Bead! The ed Clay f.2. Tonl&ht 11 8, Mlcll and Mrs Alpha RusseU and 1. 30 p. m. ; Steel Ranger up . ., . . Mary at Hysell Run. IGnenup 6:45p.m ; R. H. Bos· l enp~.:~R~:,.m:~.- s~;; '"""I.:. ara lor all ~.. plays ChiUieolhe. lieu bowhuoler, Franklm J. Mrs Ruby Treadway, who Iworth II up Greenup 8::W p m. ; of aU ohorclles, llcP•u ,ot Froot Royal, Va ' : has been VISitms her dou~hter, Helen R up Greenup 10 p. m ; bravery tnday by the Carnegie Ill' Faboa F. ~uardy of i Mr and Mrl Elmo Smith ond ,Pamela D up Greenup 11 ·15 , Hero Foundalioo Commission. Tempe':r'!' ~nmorov forllll PJrk. Ill., 410, and Ed I SOOll, has returned home. Ip. m ; Jerow down Greenup Tile Buckeye stare heroe• -··~-. Rapdalt of Lewiavllle, Tex., ] The Harrison reunion was 1· 15 a. m.. Peace down 7 a m.; I From the Courthouse to the ' ly. Junior Grange Building at ceived a broiiie medal and fi50 under swmy skies hlld • study 184, ! hold Sunday at the Scoot build- J S Lewos down Meldahl 5:15 1Sta• -'oouse and from the State· ICounty fair grounds, Weilt lcasb awards. They. were. CONTINUED From Pa&e 1 M depl 11 110011 llday. 1 111'!"' bare bow amateur. ; mg on Kingsbury road. Those p m . Elisha Woods down Mel· house back to the Courthouse- , Umon Street. Athens: in.ed along with P':'!Ons on 12 3' Bherwllod Schock of lkiyertown, , from this area attendillll were dahl5 .15 p. m . Esso Tennessee I the 1966 Oemotratw State Car· ; Washington county, August 4,1other .•Illes, lis~ ill 29 Pa., 4:72; hckie Lancaster of ! Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison down Meldahl 8 05 p m , AI- a van takes to the road next p m. Luncheon meetmg, As- ralel cltat~ons, w receJV 8 lloldsboro, N. C., ~7: and, ond Phil Mr and Mrs. Ralph !ton Zephyr down Meldahl 1:35 ' Tuesday, August 2 for a three· sembly Room, Court House, ~ lo~in:: ~~·~e Uon in !111M l'tfl C. Crowe of Lenoor, N C., I Carl and Rodney Mr and a Molly K down Meldahl day c~rcuit of Ohio's Sixth and I Marietta , m Morgan County, lhe . . rded' 1fT· · • • M Ell d · . · A 1 comm11soun .... awa R 11 4 3 ·1e , Mrs Dale Harrison and Scott • a m , ary en own Tenth CongresSional Dostrocts. August . P m a y, mer· 5110 med 1 nd , 10 11 . 1 mo 100 n llltermedia boya' bare bow, and Mr and Mrs Virg1J CarJ IMeldahl 2 45 a m., Jeffboa t. State Democratic Chairman, ican Legion Hall, 61 S Kenne- 'ants as a !lou WoiSIIIf~ .Franklin, Ind ., •nd son. down Meldahl 5·35 a.m. Morton Neipp, saod the caravan bee. McConnelsville across fro11 lgr · CLEVELAND IUPII AIINI 182: !lruce 'lflnte of Wierton, I G lti II D I begms at 8 a m lEST) August Court House . in Perry County, Among the Ohioans 451 of the z.illt Nallollll 1'10, 4/Ml Bay Cotten of Sbawne,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Underwood • po • am - Que e nl2 with a breakfast meetmg in August 4, 3 30 P m. Rally, Utls rear was Dr. E. Dale Guartllmea dlled lo duly '~------.~:::;__ of Newark were here tA> vosit ' Coty up 10:15 p. m. ; Orco down I Bala•·ia <Clermont County ) and ,l Court House New Lek•••ton" ~fer ' S9 an Athena ·~,.~Ia riot .•- ""'•••- -•h M nd M 12a m · Franklm Poerce up 6·10 ' · "'!' ' • • ' ~~ -~....... • •• 1 er paren!Ji, r. a " a m . ·Coty of StLon' H ·E : comvletes us first phase al l and in Fairlield •C<>unt;, AUIIQS} wbp, ak!J!c wl)h lour wJII!tlnwii 1 1 - todly. I Charieo Arnold and daughter · · · · 11 • · . 16 30 P m August 4 in Lan· 4, 6 p. m., Press Conflore!ll!.l!, verslly sltidl\llli, , All IUUWI!ea will , over the weekend. I ~::~. ~~:~~a, ~:~. Icaster IFairfield County) with Elks Lodge, Main Street, L!ID' ~ pUol ~fl b!'"'ill& •om• lip Sltl*f,, c.l. · Idownbound and waotins: Jenks I a bullet dinner The caravan caster. · aoq>lane. · H. Ca.alerlollly, field ,1 . H~r Hospital Vos1llnG and Mark Easton upbound and w1ll launch the grass roots lor· The 'OU otudtula were mander, tllld. ' · lOUrs 2-4 and 7-1 p m Parents Iwaiting urn opportunity whoch inte· GEORGE POWELL DJEII ward L. Lewb. 19, "II wUI be 1 8J'IIdlll rttlllllly on Pedoatncs ward IKanao<ha River _ Fort Dear-·1 grates appearances of Demo- George L. Powell, ac~ 4-l. I' Edwin D. Wallord, 21, or lhaa 1111 •bei!PI wtllidfew, Adln!J•Iono born up Marmet l2 .mi I . rn.; erotic state, tegisla~ve, con- Pomeroy, died Mooday .mght at port; Richard E.~· 24, al,'' •• added. , Mn. William ·o. Qualls, 114 Elgercliff down Marmet 4,30 gresSional and county candi· the Meigs ~al Hospolll, 1!11'.. Claorsvtije, and Ronald E. 21 1 )loltls, Ave; Rt t Mrs. Gathpohs.Elaone Mrs I Marmet 5:50a.m., Franklin up , monty eKecutive committees m wofe, Ehza Powell, ,and three Fouith I•· m.; Lucy Jane Locas dates at events scheduled by Powell Is Sllrvlved by h1s 8 ~· Jl;enneth S1mpkmo, Rt 1. By 'llrs. Lyle Bal•or•oa 1down Marmet 8:15 a m.: H. I cooperation woth state head- step choldron. Funeral servoce~ ~alilpolls . Grover Sheet. .. Rt I Mrs Goldie Blackford of IE. Bowles down Wmlield 2·15 1quarters. woll be helil at the Ewlug C"~p. i I, I'Jitroot .. Mrs Oeoe I. Riffle, Delaware was a recent visitor Ip. m ; Jefferson up Wmfield . . II Friday at 2 p.m. woth l!UT•al Pt. Pleaoagl. f.1nda ~no Wilson. of her uncle, Frank Coates. 4·20 p. m.. Alice up Winfield Chaorman Neipp Indicated in Chester cemetery. Fil~ ' Rt 1. Vinton, Mrs Cary Kay· Mrs Leona Babcock. Long l4 55 p m. W. H. Shaver, Jr., that the first caravan lou~ may cloll at tile. Ji!wing FuneP~I born, Pt Pleasant ; Homer 0 i Bottom, spent on evenlflll woth down Wmloetd 7 :w p. m.; AI- would be handled by Democra borne at any lime. Ieffiii'S, Chiton; Jolon A. Car- . Mr and Mrs Marion Hall , len R. Merrill down Winfleld l w State Executive ~mmottee >enter, New Haven M111 Moll- I Mr and Mro Dana Van Met- •8 35 p. m . Lelia Shearer down D•rector, Eogene P. 0 Grady. PROGRAM APPROVED ·~: •· d t:. P1erce. Middleport; stev- ~ er and family of Belpre spent I Wonfoeld 1. 15 I . m. In the Tenth d18trlcl lhe ca1 •· . , m ~ .lone• Wellston Wilham d th h ,_ M van wotl tonch down m Hock- I WILMINGTON, Ohoo !UP1l · ' · a 8Y WI er paren~. '· 1 Th Clinlo "· t Cornmu M Barron, Rt 4. Jackson. Mrs. I and Mrs Lawrence Rose , W/ lng County Augu•t 3, at noon e n """" Y • K<y 4. Robmson , Hamden; ' Mrs Ola Childers has re- ' ft' for a luncheon meeting, bas.. nlty Action Cou.ncil Monday r~ ., fl'ri!O!a Ann Grover, Cincmnati: turned bume after bein& a pa- l men! Federal Bank building, ceoved $311,780 on }llieral anto · Mrs Chafles 1'. Ro!He, Porn- tient at Meigs Memorial Hos· WI" E..t Market Street, Logan, in pov~r funds for Project IY.:: •roy. . _. l 'tal Pomero I ft' IDS Vinton County, August 3, 2 p. Start. About 235 chUdren, om 111&011• PM' nd M y. D 1 8 •• d m rally Court House M"m underpnvlleJed tamlllts ara 1 • r a rs ae nP..,. an ' ' · i U1 Mrs 0 Kenneth S1mpkiDS, <hild;en s 1 a S\Uld~ with Racme de!Nted Cheshire 1iHI and Market, McArtbur; in Jack- I partklpalinB n , e program. 'lt. I, Galllpohs a <luaghter, I Mr. and Melvin Smith ol in the first game ef lhe playoffo son county, August 3, 3·30 p.m. , for pre-schpol youngsten. 1:13 p. m. Monday; Mrs. , Pomeroy. , in the Pee Wee Night League rally, Front Veranda, Wellston :11arles P Riffle. Pomeroy, I JN CHARLESTON 1 Mooday with Sayre pitching a City Hall, Welislon; in Law· :laughter, 410 a. m. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs George Hall oo-hitter, his second m a row renee County, AU(IIISI S, 6·30 WASHINGTON tUPII - Ray Doscbar&es and Randy Hall and Murl White at Syracuse Ball Park. p. m Dinner meeting, Coffee Bloss, chairman of the l!~publi· Mr1. Oscar Bachtel. the Rev.j of Dunlow. a visitor in the Racine hitters wera Johnson. Shop, 1422 S. Third Street, iron· can N'llional C<>mJnlllee, .will ,. Clai'OtiCe E. Dillon, Leta L. Hall home, spent a day •t Iron- two triples ; Theiss, a home ton; in Gallia County. August 3, be m Charlestoa, w. ya, Satur· Goodwin, Miss Alva Hokanson. ton and Huntington. run and double; Sayre, a double, 1:30 p. m. Rally, Court House. , day to conduGi a ll'prUhop ao Woliiom E Mehaffey , John W. j Mr. and 'drs. Clyde J(tndrew triple and home run: and Hnd- Courh·oom, Locust Slreel; In ' part of the ltltl6 carnpt~ign. ' MeadOws. Larr) W Thompson. I of Parkersburg, II' Va., callled dleston, a sin&le and double Meigs County, August 4, 3 o.m.l · : ~.. Will Wolfe . James D. 1on Mr. and Mrs. R E. Willlalll8 Sayre fanned II all!l walked I Breakfaat meeting, Crow Steak Kentucky, llndlllllk• Pauley, Jr., Mrs. James E. l and Mr. and Mrs Mark Pk:k· The two learns play again Wed· JHouse, Pomeroy : In Athens I ed, has 11 major lakes and • ll«11looda ond !Dianl dau&Joter. eriJo& SUnday. IH!Iday at 7:~ p. m. C<>uoty, Alljllst I, ltla. m., Ral· about 30 1maller lllleL ' Middleport Senators Rip Poillt KiwaniS 10-l for Kyger' Cf~ek, Tid~ ! ,, . BY DICK THOMAS preseNiatlo• of trophlea M· II'UJII In • big liret inn!~ as lies were hall of hit team's hill. consolation s~n'!.l. Bul"roa::,ave the fourth wben SlderJ singled , H.Wartl, Steve I'J'Ice. Keilh Van Rotl3h. I I 1 :?;, !! .· Tl••· 1 Har:=. ~ -~ ~-- - I --- San Fran Fryman, McReao 16),.. 1 Fa~ (3-5). ,,u• ." 040- 6 10 I · , Houston 010 000 021- 4 11 I . Ribant, Hamilton (8) ani(" Grote , Farrell, Arlich r8'J.'~ Latrnan (8) and Bateman. WI' -Hoban! IIH) LP- Farrell (4-7' ~· ! New York 000 200 Phila 100 001 010- S 7 • Los Ang 001 011 03x~ 6 10 t'~ Short, Knowles (7 ), Verbaaic (81. MorriS 181 and Dalrymple'( Sutton, Perranoski ,, (I) and • Roseboro. WP-Perranoskl tlo J 4) LP- Knowles (&.3)." ffils.,. ~ White (17th), Stuart ($th.,.. Brl88S (4th) . . South WebSter Clubbyt.O Frenchman Sticks to Death Valley Mareh 002 000 O(!x- Z 7, I'" (IJ and Pagliarom , Marichal ,, (16-4) and Virgil. LP-Fry111111 I :.:Wood;• 1;. tile Earl Robinson Dies Monday I llt!b. ~ doubles in tw~ trip•·lo the plare , In ceremonies at home plate,jden weak support. Khnnla badllhree triPS, and calcller Cltest- in the win. •ble. 81'!1 Ferrell watpd and Rawley, llnlte RawleY, Chest' Smith. •. .. '"' Mondey mght as the Middle- IBoll Fugate, president of the four em:o'rs. The Senalors W· jer Roush bagged a single in Tiger hils ware single' by Holland lliNiod ·~ Fetty. ~ a-11, 'Kent Kloos, Rod ' Tourioamenh'tconla for Uwr port 8e11ators downed Point Kyger Creek Employees Club, Ied one in the third innlnl!l one , three trips. 1Randy Smith alld Gao/ SauJid. and Ferrell. 'I!Dward, ·stev~ Brattoq,• Vernon ,four lop teams are u fotl011111 Pleasant Kiwanis !IH .to win assisted by Chink Rice, mem- on the filth alld lbt.le in lhe · For Klw11J1ls , Mark MiDtll' 1 ers, each up ~ liDies; and Calcber Mike Felly pleed ~ Oi'd, Jolul Bunce ani! T I m Mlddlo!port Seaatort - ~' the 11166 Eighth Afuoual Kyger ber ol Uoe tournament board oil SIXth. llpoi!B lndianl 6-2: ,Pt. PleiiiUiol, 1and Bill Steele had doub.,. In a double toy ""uie' ,Louden il lronmen bitters wilh a double ' Stobai'l. Creek Tournament for Little ' directors, handed out ondov1dual K' . ed ita· 1o lhree trips; Steve Miller, Jeff Ithree ljips . •Cbetohire never and two llngles Ia lbree 11rpel Pl Pliual Klwanlo - BID City Ice & Fuel e-5; GalllPt~ Leaguers. trophies lo players of the four !. ~·:toscorof 111 fltst":. ~ ~ Miller and Harden collected !IU'eatened afl]ar the third Jnn. lo the plate. Ted Siders bad Steele, Rudy Harden, Greg ISenalon 13·3; Pt. PieasanUCfihl . learns, and a large trophy to ID m • n• .,. singles. . 'lng wllen lhey had the hase'l a double and single in lbree cftaJ~ Ken F«rell, Greg John. leabte Iron 3-2. and Pt. Plea!llllh Fl~shm~t~1 in ~~~·~~a- the manager of e~eh team. ~ ~R ~".J,k MIIJ~~\eds:O~ I The Senators' love runs in lloaded and Bob Rider struck, trips while J. T. Holland and son, Jeff Mlller, Malt Mlller, Kiwanis 111-1. Record !If. ...,,. me~ was easan ,es r- . t n, w wo ' e lhe first Inning Cal1!0 on one out. Buxton struck out nine oi l Brad Buzton bad singles in Dave Strickland, Steve MlUer, PT. Pleasant Klwaalt-P\\In. gmm MaPeable Iron w1.h a 4·1 Managers reeeoving trophles ldoubled'\IICOI'jng • Miller. After jbit and four Kiwanis errors ancl ,the last 10 men 1o face him. lbree tripg. Malt Waldie and Ricky Kin· Yankees !3-0· Racine W.victory over the Cheshire Tog- were Henry Clatworthy' M ' d· ' that Ktwa.nis had IIIII~ three ' lhey scored three in the top IHe walked pinch hitter Dave I Michie Dougherty went the lard. , los Athleti~ 3-4 tetti\it ers. Brad Buxton allowed the dleport Senators; Ray Ferrell, men to base, all on amgies •• .of the sixth on one hit and one Collision in the fourth inn· route for the Tigers allowing 1 J>, Pleaa&DI Malleable Iron. po . , ·, Tigers only three hots, gave, up Pt. l'l~asant Kiwanis; Bill the Ki~anlans out'bll Sen· ' Kiwams errol. , ir)g. : aeven bib. He walked three Tommy Denult, Ted Siders, ::,~n~:dd~eshor;.,,!l~:' 1 two walks and struck out 15 Woomer, Pt Pleasant Malleable ators love to four. . Line score J · ' .~ ·and struck out nine Jronmen. Jim Rossi, Brnd Buxton, Sum- Record 5-L port . ,, i. It marked the second consec- Iron, and F D. Allensworth }elth V'an lnWIIflen rece1ved 1 . cl\eshire scored one run in Line score· my Ferrell DeMis Rayburn t•tive year a Middleport Little 1for the Cheshire Tigers. fine supptll'rtrom his Senators ~~:~rt ·~~ 0~ 1 ~ the first , whe~ Smith songled Malleable · 010 300- 4 7 2 Glynn Han~, Mike Stevena: PT. Pleai8Dt Malleable lrOtiL... 10 10 League team has walked off Assisting the managers durthe fteld llo gave up only . · land Saunders singled scormg Cheshire 100 000- 1 3 I Mike Fetty Torn JeweU Jim Cheshire Redlegs 7-3· Mlddlii-· with ••e trophy PreVIous won- m• the tournament were these five hits, never yielded a walk Batteroes. Mtddleport - Van Smith. But Sounders was out Batteries· Malleable -8"• Endicott J• T Holland ' Jr Iport Red Sox 7-4· Syr~cuse'Mf· • ·-• • truck out 8!J:• JnWagea (WPI and C•· Roush·' rat second on t h• thrOW·1n 1rom ton (WPI and · - Karl Kobler ' · and · Rusty ' Woom·., M•ddleport Senators ' • -t.J ners "' included · Pt Pleasant in assiStant mana•ers· Owen Brat- "'"' Felly· Cheslilre 2-3· .-r~~; • . . • . Rody Harden allowed on!• Kowams Harden (LPI and terf' lder R "' Woomer lo • I . ' • ·"' 1959-60; Pomeroy in 1961-62, and , ton and Jerry Van lnWagea, ' Hall cen 10 us., ~ Daugherty tLP) and Loud· er. Cheshire T1gers H. Recoi'd .... ' Gallipolis m 1963-1!4 ~'d- ' Middleport Senators; Joe Kay- four scattered bits. but errors · Buxton to J . T. Holland. en. a...Jdre TJ&en George Cbesbtre TIJen- ~ dleport Yanks won in 1965. 1ser, Pt. Pleasant Malleabte lhurt as IIJ_e Klwanllns made Malleable evened the ""'re i Shamblin, Danny Swisher, Mike Indians 111-11; Middleport Yank.. One of tile largest crowds in , Iron. and Wendell Roush, Che- ' "" miscues, lour 10 the first MALLEABLE mON 4-l 1·1 in the top of tile second Players receiving individual Beebe, Louie Louden, Don ees 7-6; Buffalo 7-1; Pt. PIU14. the eight year lloslory of the shire T1gers fr~. walked slx and Brad Buxton struck out 15 inning as Ted Siders doubled trophies on lhe four lop oquads Price, Bob Rider, Gary Saund- 1ant K1wanis 0.7; and P1, Pl•BM tournament was' on hand lor SEN &TORS 1•1 struc out • IT1gers as the Jronmen downed Iand stole home. Malleable had in the toomey werec . jero, Tom Q~illen, Michl• ant Malleable Jroa H Jllrod.. both games, and also ~or the , Mtddleport teed off for live Tim lwo doub- lhe Cheshire Tigers 4-1 in the lbree more I'UIII ill the of !dlddl~ &eaaw- ltit:k•Dauperly, Dave Collison, John 3-2. ••' ?' ..!. .uj.Darst, 11m Demoskey blasted two l1owing the ehampoonsbip game. KiwaniS gave starter Iindy Har· lRod Howard had a dlluble in up three ' hill and walked two land scored 011 Mike Fetty's dou- llnl'i'agen, Tim Demoskey, Jeff c'.hett, Jeff Zerkif' and ~ Kingsbury Social News RiVer NeWS ,. : '" I CHESIDRE TIGERS - Fourth place finishers, highest reached by any Cheshire team in the history of the Kyger Creek Tournament, are, kneeling, Randy Smith, Dave Collison, Don Price, John Roush, Eddie Swisher, Greg Me· Carty, Tom Quillen, Louis Louden; standing; Robert Rider, Jeff Zerkle, Dan Swisher, Mttchie Daugherty, Gary Saunders, George Shamblin, Mark Darst, Mike Beebee, Robert Burchett; and managers, Dale Allensworth and Wendel RQush. I I · ' 1 Ohioans Cited For Bravery, Hero Awards I Democrats Announce sweep' Of s·IXth., Tenthn·IStrictS . ' .,. 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YOU'LL SAVE at MOORfS T ' ' 'If , ~ .-~GENCY, :...•!- ,:--....., 1 • . ,\II '!~' PEIG~N WHITE "I ~ ' l �.. ":··If· ' '' t· ,( . Chicago is Victim of Nonsens~ Violenc~ Pl.-at Vallty HOSpHal ' Adml.. Doris Je a 1 'lt'llllllq, Pt. l'lealaDI; ... Fayl '•' lfllllead, Pt. PluAnt; 8 U I :a,.ts, Pt. Pleasant. ~. . - -JIIiberi.LUtton, Clml'l'QR'• NOTE: UPI cor. ~y different naturt frotn 2. A ftl mllUon federal Negi;, conQliiODI. D..., · says lion of the N~gtOin. an arMS. nspondeDt Jack V. Foz spent a the explosive uprising Ill the bousing loan to clean up slum Dr. King evades cooperation. · Dr. King plans ·to CODliwe week In Chicago lollowlng the Watts urea of California last areas. King· repi(Iil· 1118t these ~oves campalliD. He lays IUibreat of ~ violence tbere. He ¥isll44 the riot orea, talked with Mayor ftk:banl Daley, the Rev . Martin Luther Kinl and PoU.:. Superinlelld· ent 0. W. Wilaon.) 3. A job lralnlng program lor year. Acldina lo the pressure II· the J,OOO youlbs with half Of them are only tokenism, do not begin talked .. • . ... I'll ~I; Mn. JIICk ·Dim 1110, Wllineld. with the gq to get al the heart of the Negro and that they Jmve laet llrat Dr. Martin Lulber tO reeetre the prevaiUng wage problem and are carried out "try" noll-violence aa a lilrtlli - Mr. 111111 Mrt. ~· 1 King hu decllred Chlc;lao the during their on-the-job lralnlng. with the worst possible liming maneuver. 11W1 ~. Galllpolla, a liOn; 111M !¥let City for improving JUDe, Daley Dlsalree - as if a re.ward lor the riot. . No one disapees with Dr. Ill' . . adlf ;Jrlnl. Vlrl!l Palterlon, the lot of the Nearo. The mayor hliruelf says he The Nobel Pri!e winnl!IJ he&!~ Killi tbat !be ·plight ol the ~n. da1J8)11er. Daley says the members of. has called on Or. King over and of the Southern Christian ·Negro In Chicago ·ts deplOrable , ' By JACK V. FOX Dr. King's organlution showed &lain to help him implement Leadership Conference aavs and the sight of tbe hundredl Uoiled l'nll hlterUUoaal movies of the Watts riolence to these and other ellstlng pro. sasas890 TAO TA TAO!UtOH ~ hundreds of colored CHICAGO \UP!) -The lire members of theBe ganga and and to suggest other that what Chicago needs are ren under the age of 12 01 bydrant at the corner considers, at best, naive the approaehes on jobs housing "structural changes" which wlll streets is the most Roosevelt Ro'ad and Troop explanation that the King health and improv~ment oi reshape the fundamental condl· of all. avenue was wide open and ' people were try1ng to empha· water was gushing into the I size that violence is not the ,, atreet and no one paid any : way to approach the Negro &ttentlon. II was the very same ·cause. corner where an argument over While national l!llll'dlmen Lovely Soft Colors police closing off the hydrant were still on the streets. Daley To Blend With had led a week before to , announced three civic p~ Jack O'Brian Chicago's Negro riot. Igrams whose benefits will go Any Decor. ' "Look at that," said the ,almost 99 per cent to Negroes: NEW YORK - The IJncoln lent and literary artistry and lhe late N~Wma Terris; and Negro taxicab driver, Hubert 1' 1. ereauon of two public Centre revival here of "Show was not an uneasy evasion; Os- then we dreceived f theth Nupoll'. " It just doesn't make health . centers with furrds of Boat" provided a lovely, nos· car Hammetsteln now may gracious enia1 rom e •nse.'' $1.6 mtlhon with emphasis on talgic, warmly melodious even· stop fidgeting in his Elysian Miss Terris, who was There isn't too much that helping women in pre-natal ing of rose - · colored glances aisle seat. just five blocks from the thea- - - - -- - -- - -does make sense about the hygenics. into the brilliantly •restive ter In which "Show llciat" was violence that led to soldiers past of almost 40 Broadway ~avid W~!"" played "C a P' having Its revival; she's still seasons ago (it had its pre· lam Andy, the role created there, alive and laughing) .... ifl llin th b wi ayonetled r es patro . g lOS by the late Charles Winnlnger. Stephen Douglass Is this Free Delivery the streets of the nation's i rnlere in 192'1) . . . . II shows with almost ballet grace and vlval's "Gaylord Rav···l " the second largest city. · its age, gracefully The d r htfull h m ......., 18 1 Pomeroy, M110n City One out of every four of I Oscar Hammersteln 2nd libret· a e I& Y cons n c ar Mlssiu.lppi riverboat gambler, Chicago's 3.6 million residents to laid over the structure of Wi ~~r~~ ~~~· wt!~ and Alyn Ann McLerle, 1 beau- lloutheutem Ohio Brei!clerl bers of the Meigs County Live- Entire Big Bend Area are Negro. Most of them live in Edna Ferber's novel was a 1 cOZ" movie played "Parthy tlfully agile singer and AIIOC!allon beld tbelr annual stock club on fitting and abow· ghettos 011 the west side or the OOW'ageous social statement 39 with a profile like a lov Y o •·•d A - .... _ . . . , . _ at Sun- ••« w·• -· 111 the l'"'"'ftft Ann" (Edna May Oliver was Roman coin modernizes the ""' -• ,.., ouw......,. uoa· .....rs .....,,. south side and conditions are years ago (miscegenation was the 1927 Parthy Ann). part played In by Eva Sage farm, the borne of Mt. were Rev. Sellel'l, Don Mora, 1927 nuserabl~ these hot July mghts. PT PLEASANT _ 0 1 a tangeotial theme) and · II P k 111111 Mn. Harold Carnahan, Ita- Edison Hollon, .Mrs Gene ynot EconoDUc Opportunldes Goad · a e much of its colorful sprawl Barbara Cook as "Magnolia" uc · eine • ··~ 59 N. 2nd, Ave. Poverty Js at the trase of Wheeler, representing PPHS now seems overly familiar, U was sweetly in character in Aunt Jemina of old radlt • A· zlmalel 76 bers Mrs. Don Mora 111111 Mrs. Ralph We Are Aa Nur Negro unrest. But in Chicago, and the Southwestern District can be stated in its defese that the role originated by Norma stage lame Wll the '2:1 oriltn· ppro '1 mem Byron. Junlcr winners were As Your " ' economic conditions for the of the Future Farmers of Amer· it was an artistically bri!Uant Terris (when we reviewed the ator of this new "Queenie," ~~~~r:u:leb::: Pam Weoland and Sharon and Dial 99·25560 Negro are better than perhaps lean, won first place in the pioneer effort In its flrat glor· 194& revival, we noted. J a n played with exuberant sympa· by the Rev Paul Sellers ~Bundy=:=E;;rv;in;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:=::::::=.~ any other American city. Ipublic speaking contest during ious nm of 572 performances, Clayton in the role created by thy by Rosellsi LeNolre. tha EUB The Bell Telephone Co. the State FFA Le~rshlp Con· was revived for 1116 perform·!:====~===~=~~==~===:; sponsors commercials on teievi- !•renee at Jackson s Mill dur· arlces in 1932 agaln for 4171 Edlon Roush, prealdent, Wll ' -~- of an Informal afteraion seetin11 empIoyes. They mgDalthe, weekend. h titled Bdwy. performances In 194&, u...-1e underline that hiring is non- "FOO: ~ ~Wo~~. :rr,ber and now Is here for a Unilted \r DOOD meeiJnC. Mr. Camahan discriminatory. , engagemeot in the New York welcOmed the guealll and ·' dJs. Two Chicago Negro police One Problem and he now State Theatre, by far the cussed the Dlllrlct abow to be offtcers tide their motorcycles Iwlll have the oppo:mty to most beautiful theatrical audl· held at the Melp County falr down Michigan Avenue. On the compete in the No Atlan~c torium in New York City. by Helen l!lottel In AuJUIL Ralph Turley, pres!· rear artrplacards calling for .Reglonail conte!ltowthith thaNttiowm·, The cast is uniformly fine ... dentoftheOblo(}uel'llll'f Breeyoung men to joln the police Iner 1° ng on e 1 na Constance Towers as Julie, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT aculously chanae on your wed- den Auoclalloa, dllcussed the 2 TWIN 11%1 force. 1FFA Convention in Kansas bo 1 "M Bill" · th This column is for young ding night. flU aaleJ 111111 the preaent tu Cll · the fit w sngs Y In e f "'•Is bo allo eHollywoocl Beds_ $19 There ls such a shortage of Ym a · role originated by Helen Mor· people, their problems an d There ore, to e~ . w . W problema. Ron Eberhanlt bualtaxi drivers that in one week iD Dale also placed fourth ln l&n won the evening's largest pleasures, their !roubles and petting but "feel JUSt temble ness manager, spoke on market· •sofa a.cJs $55 Chicago 1 saw more w~n the talent contest. Tom Cant- hon~rs. the huge hail ringing fun. As with the rest of Helen about it" I aay: Better breall ing problem and of the State 2 PCE. dr1ving ~. abs than I have m 20 jerbury from the local FFA with "bravas" until Miss Tow· Help US, it welcomes laughs up, unless, I. You can get beck fair Guernsey sbow. Carl Bill· _tUvlng Room Suites years In New York. group placed second In the ers had to sing several en· but won't dodie a serious ques· to easual necklng, <not the kam of the SCS offlee, discm• 2 PCE. •:The olact Is that anyone In 1 talent contest. cores William Warfleld'B Uon with a brush-off. ' one-hour parking kind), or :1. ed the failure of spring seedings Ch1cago, who can read and , On SUnday, two members of ,.01 , Man River" rated next Send your teen-age questions You can stop feeling_ guilty - and ways to seed in August. • Bedroom Suites - ' - $99 write cin get a job," claims Ithe local chapter, Keltb Coot ID decibel reclatl his to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, 1and that's almost IDlpossible Two "''oups of cattle were Mayor Richard Daley. j and Roger Daugherty, were in in 1 appbl :;.. lth care of Helen Help US this for a "good" teen-ager in our judged by Mr Turley wbo The city's Negro problem Is . awanled the Gold Key of State 8 g 1 g :::;cc;t grlyroty ~I' newspaper. still very moral <thank good· spolle parU.ly.Jo th~ IDeJDo aggravated by the fact that Fanner Degrees for their grises ac g ' . .. t. · s STRONG sn.ENT AND DULL ness) society, -H. 1 1 11 IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. · · ... ' 1 a most of the new migrants have . outstand.1ng wark m vocauona th o ald peasure may bo o see Dear Heleo· ed to his home at Montclair, 0 8 1 come from Al:lbama and · agriculture and the FFA dur- i/nt f 1 no:,~ uf ..~~ What do do with people MEAN AND RIIITEN GUY N.J. That left the Browns with 1 Mi"'"l"Pi and are the most ing their four years at PPHS. M:n J1~:r" as8 ;g:.;. has (especially boys ) who come GIVES HO~ WARNING two regulars and rookie unsk1lled of all the Southern been halted lor good Ia this over to see you and theo sit Dear Helen . Modzelewski at that posl· Negroes coming north. ASK TO WED I • t II' I d . I . down and relld magazines or I am 22 and engaged to a mols m e lgtefuln ~~~ltsolcw OgJ· newspapers or books Instead of of 21. He is lo~ treating G In Rl0t i c a l angs ng PT. PLEASANT - Two COU· Y respec """" oa. talking to you? -NOT THAT rotten , ligbts With me • It has Negro gangs that have pies have made applications For years it had become a QUIET mght over slliy things, caused COIIIltant trouble, particu- for marriage licenses in the of· self-consciously senstlve con·. me names I couldn't repeat, larly four of them ranging in flees of the county clerk. Ap- ceil to start the verse to this Dear NTQ: and makes me cry, while he size from 300 to 1,500 members. plying were Floyd Ray Warth, immensely decent sonJ with Hide the reading material and JUSt sitS back and keeps II up, They were d<!l!ply Involved in 22, Hartford and Brenda Ann a clumsy oariatlon of Oscar break out a few games. even laughing about ·It and ~­ the tooling, .arson, vandalism Gibbs, 19, Hartford. E d win Hammerstein's original JyriCll!, Note to visiting readers: 1culmg me. SomeUmes be hits and shooting at police during Ray Thomas, 19. Pl. Pleasant which staled with total truth Don't. It's better to Bounder on me. th• rloUng which, almost and Lydia Margaret Durst, that Negroes DID work on the conversation than blunder on He Jms no manners at all. liEU ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES. Q, How do llmw 111 kll4er or tl4etrle htl& TIONS ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUAJI. everyone agrees, was of an 17, Leon. MISBI!slppi for the White Man eUquette. -H. Wills for me to open doors and eonlredOr will par •r clal11 T · ANTEE PLAN : . ~~~~~:;;...,.;;;....;.;.,.,;;;;.~~-"""=""'""""""==, [ Boss . For year the lrans· spends all his money on A. Your builder or electric heatilll Q. EuciiJ wllat .. JOU IIUD 07 a GUifU• parently paii'OIIIzing •witch Dear Helen: self. When he buys flod, lo tnauNcl 117 Tlla Americaa HCII!t Alftr. IH4I Eleetrte Bealiq Plu t had an almost always Negro I know a lot of girls must ~bles .!;s dOV::: and h ance CGmPillf. Tho policy ..,..... the thJM 1 soloist intone "Here we all have this problem bu\ they Hoes m • ~v i h~~ A. It wW l'llr&ntee tha' the aMual opent. )'O&ra of JOU electric heaW., O)IOrltillf 1 work on the MiSilssippl," but don't talk about it much, so PE~C,:~ c Ill• 1 eoet Willi &IIWdmll!llllabiUtJ of ono tlloUinr coot. of hesllnt h - lritll Flam• in this proper moment of in· don't know how to solve II. De Des· leoa Electric H..t wiU nmaln wltllln 10% oend clollan (fl,OOO.OO) for the petioli. ~ a speolfle dollaMUid-eento tlpre each tellectual truth, the Negro In I go with a boy who Is just :X-cha~ge him With this Q, Bnl what If I want lo llalld a .._ will! r•ar for the ftrat lhr•.t tuU ~eare of all intelligent decency returns WO!Iderlul, but gradually we kind f -•nl fool pr.... w, o for y a the optratioil. · eledrle heat? to the simply decently pro· iOI cam'ed away. r·Irs I I allOW• would o stick around ..... gresslve comment in Oscar ed an hour of parking and neck. I ''d bl " I t re -H A. lt'a even more llmple. Your buildor or Q. Wlla 11ates lhlo .-anteo I Hammerstein's deeply moving ing, but as we began to. care I 00 e ea u · · electrle heatlnr contrattor 111akeo tho A. Either your builder or olectrio beat!~ words . . . . There still is a about each . other more, "ell . . ----Operating Cost GU&nlllce a put of hil TWO-'tHIRDS eolitractor who hu IDiltalled the healing 10 1 opecillcationo. You oumlne and approve It sJi&ht change from the 1927 Im not trouble, hut RESERVE GUARD QUITS l)'llem In the new hOMe you ·buy, or build. 6•/0N ,.,. ,.,_ You know exactly bow ori&inal, replacilll the faintly want to stop this heavy make· HJRAM, Ohlt (UPl) - QuarOF THE milch your electric heatlnr will - ,WJ epithellc "darkies" with "col- out. ~ter every date tell terback Ernie Kellerman and Q. ota,, hut how dcia the , .............. r you11 be nrpriaed how exeeodlnrlr low ored" but this lime the change hlm No more petti~ ~ I Danker Walter Roberts were A. When rou bur or build a new home with PEOPLE it is I 1 80 1 was in the interest of intelli- causeky ndfee! ~ ty I scheduled to join the Cleveland Flomeleoo Electric Heat iliotalled, you h . to the author's snea a 1mmora . READING THIS Q. How caa a builder or llntin1 contractor gence ewing . . Then he says, "Never again" Browns training camp today. tUmlne and approve tho written optratlnt ,.•orwnlte ..atinr eooto whea weather alwaya mQ!t_sympathetlc 1n· but acts like he thinks 1 don't The two have been lralnlng at Cost Guarantee befcm yo.u 111ake tho il'll!. nrleuo maeh r · MESSAGE cbaae. The Guarantee will COblain the OBti· love him. And, of course, the Camp Graylilll, Mich., with the ' 111ated Jt&riY cost of heating fOUr home the next t1me it happens all over Ohio National Guard's 37th Di· A. TM builder or electric heating contractor WERE NOT J1alllel•• way. The coot is elearly stated vision. ha- hiJJ JIW'Inteod nlinllte figure on egal n. In a speclftc dolloro-and...nto figure, When oftlc:ial • - weather data, 11 well as Iris Can a couple ever get back Bill Byrne, 26, a reserve JOU buy the home•. the Guarantee goea into HOME TODAY electric heaUnr expert.... and skill. The to ''just necking'' when a girl guard, left camp Monday withatl'oct. If .,.., li.,. during the llrst three . . eotimr.llnt of &ftllual heatint eooto io not has allowed a lot more than out giving a reason and return• fall yura you oceupy your home, your a new conee~ but guarantt.U.g 41t t&ti· she should, but not everything? yearly ~eati~ c110\ exceeds the estimated ,..... io a bold new llblp. - MIXED UP GAL FIN,AL fta\llre b7 PJ,ore than 10% ~ your builder I Dear Gal: Q. Whr a three-,..,. gulrantee t or eledric heating contractor wiD reim· CLEARANCE lip,... you, He will also make any adjustPT. PLEASANT Arrests / Yes . but the odds are about You were working at ~ our job ... went to visit rela· A. FriJlkly, lo dramatically prove that proON menta or changes that may be required to li ves .. attended school or took the kids somewhen recorded at the county jail . par w1th scaling MI. Everest IIMI!vt bui1!lora and Flameless Heating Womens-C;hlldrans ll&lte your ft.omeleu heat •r•tem operate .•• went to your church meetinn . .. played bridge Iduring the past 48 hours were' iro a snowstorm. eontracton have complete faith in the • ptr{e<!lr. Remember: The Guarantee is in ... went shopping . worked for your favorite iClayton Miller, Jr ., 26. Galli- You have . a lot more than tcOnOIIIJ' and deJitlldahility of their prod• charity ... over to the neigrbors .. at your part· writinJ ..• You're fully protected. polis Ferry: Clarence w. Litch· your reputation at stake . here, 11¢. Blandartl p&rall- usuall7 aN llladt time job . . Anyway, you weren't home. field :M Apple Grove and a honey. That constant feeling ol for ollly a tn -u.e, or a rear, tt cover Q. And what .... , Elect rio Heat Coell t Opwll Untll t PM i 17 ; ear' old juvenile .ri Apple gui lt mya build such a wall that , Initial operation or break·iJI period: The IA'I'UIIDAY A. T~y, the coot of Flamele.. Electric H.,_t You missed a few th i ngs. No phon• calls , solicitors, Flanselloo Heat Guaraal"' to dNJP,ei '~ Grove, all charRed with contrl· ii w1ll block real response to 1 radtn or '1'\i pruyrams. But .. unu d.id n 't m.iss your I In the areu served by The Electric Com· d-.tatt 11u1 ,..,.in, re~M~~t:ailfiPI!i. hutin~ to the delinquency of your ,ruture husband If .. you I n ew~-r:n 1 ·r r f nr fiERE fT lS awaiting your con· ]IIJIY lo actuall)' 33% lower than it was in abllitJ and ocon0111y of the p~ 1 vcni?nrP F'11/l of Jnteresting Jte!DB about folks JIOU 1167. When you combine the outstandfnt Ji'ranklio Bugg, 27, I l~e marriage, you won I mlr· i: minor8 Hender...n, chargedJ. with Into•· AS MOIHSI SERVICE IF YIUII ElECIIIIC knmn IP" I ··res .. . w nrfri ntW8 . . . sorinl item~ elean comfort. complete eonveni•nee and .. s;lrtrP 1w v ..:: .. • arl .~ fr r•m urm.r farmrl~ ltMtB .. • !cation : Paul McDaniel, Pt. I tloxibllily of electric heat, with the ....,eot c.MY... YIIU IIAY ~port.~, . . r'nm.icR , . PrV 1nrinl.!i. low rates, it adda up to the heat pooslble Pleasa nt, charred with assault !A~f TERMS inveatment in home comfort you can make. and battery: AI B Parry. 2.1, So. SIT R.\I' K AND RELAX ... and read what'a goPl. Pleasant. ond Robert Bates, mg on If vou want tn save or remember 10methln~ . 29, Pt. Pleasant. both arrested I wwld lik1 man inlormltiln on ths: . ~o ah •11. rlip it out Rearllne the n@WIIIlll!eT lA •o ·on justice of oeace warrantJ 1 ~' "nvP n iP nt - it's th ~rP whPn vo11 want to read ltchar~irt-'i! malkious auau1t. ii ' ~ , .. ,,.P wht:o n vou want to shop from lt. Your newsI The Sheriff's ~epartment al· pa j. . :o r is a lway!' there. Please have a heating specialist call on me. I plan to 0 build 0 buy a new home ·so receiv<od a report from one FURNITI;III ot ~e local arehers campinR 'fopr llltlv.!rtktna m"''•.;~~,. Is there, too being SH 2·4811 ' RuHincl HAMf - - - - - - - - . . : . . ._,. _ _ _.,..__ _ __ at Krodel Park that their dot! · read bv m•n 9~% of th@ t' me ancl by - - n 92'Yo tras lost or •trayed from · the II surveys and studies nationally have shown. AODRfSS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - uark . The do~ lo an all black CITY male d"!( t4" high and look• like a Labrador retriever He IWS. PHOHi _ _...____ answers to the name Bnttus. MAIL TO• Builder $1111, CoiUI!IIIUt ant! ·IOUfl!irll Ohio Electric Co, Owr.er (If •··-. ... . _, :~ ._..... > . a PERMANENT ·FLOWER l!fams • oil I~PE, Voice of Broadway LI'L ABNER ·' ARRANGEMENTS ·-. Man~ l>iffetant r. t ~l Styles To Salict Guernsey Breeders H0ld .. Annual FI"eld Day, p·Ierne· WheeIer W• First Place Jn FFA Test ° from. :nc: . By KING GASCJLIN! ALLEY DUDLEY'S If ~ou have a de6cription, 1'11 t<ee if 'he'' tn ourfile6! cllurclJ. HELEN HELP us BUDGET SHOP J I ~. ii ' I• ' 1 I 1i . I ,L -' ~ I I ~ it Jl "; I ' l ~ ~ •' 1 ol o'i Jq Cc Ia , eli' ' re =: you I ' ·- Baker Furniture r• LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNII& I I ' ELECTRIC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN &E GUAR· ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER I -"trictot •'-- .! Ohlltii IIEACH! Contributing To Delinquency Is Charged ... ' Americans Are On The Gol I I SHOES fti ·Shoe lex fe"~l~s~n~ea~k~y~a:n~d:im~m:or~-~~~be:·~·==~,d~·~·====;:'l .lH£ BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN . ELECTRIC HEATING OPERATING COST GUARANTEE PlAN The Daily Sentinel L.------------------...J NO DOGS ALLOWED Joseph Gadzinski of Mic;;Jgan .. 2111 Notlll Prllftl et. Colil111llu1, Ohio .. 0 o. -.·..·. •:.:.;-..:. ~ ! I I �.. ":··If· ' '' t· ,( . Chicago is Victim of Nonsens~ Violenc~ Pl.-at Vallty HOSpHal ' Adml.. Doris Je a 1 'lt'llllllq, Pt. l'lealaDI; ... Fayl '•' lfllllead, Pt. PluAnt; 8 U I :a,.ts, Pt. Pleasant. ~. . - -JIIiberi.LUtton, Clml'l'QR'• NOTE: UPI cor. ~y different naturt frotn 2. A ftl mllUon federal Negi;, conQliiODI. D..., · says lion of the N~gtOin. an arMS. nspondeDt Jack V. Foz spent a the explosive uprising Ill the bousing loan to clean up slum Dr. King evades cooperation. · Dr. King plans ·to CODliwe week In Chicago lollowlng the Watts urea of California last areas. King· repi(Iil· 1118t these ~oves campalliD. He lays IUibreat of ~ violence tbere. He ¥isll44 the riot orea, talked with Mayor ftk:banl Daley, the Rev . Martin Luther Kinl and PoU.:. Superinlelld· ent 0. W. Wilaon.) 3. A job lralnlng program lor year. Acldina lo the pressure II· the J,OOO youlbs with half Of them are only tokenism, do not begin talked .. • . ... I'll ~I; Mn. JIICk ·Dim 1110, Wllineld. with the gq to get al the heart of the Negro and that they Jmve laet llrat Dr. Martin Lulber tO reeetre the prevaiUng wage problem and are carried out "try" noll-violence aa a lilrtlli - Mr. 111111 Mrt. ~· 1 King hu decllred Chlc;lao the during their on-the-job lralnlng. with the worst possible liming maneuver. 11W1 ~. Galllpolla, a liOn; 111M !¥let City for improving JUDe, Daley Dlsalree - as if a re.ward lor the riot. . No one disapees with Dr. Ill' . . adlf ;Jrlnl. Vlrl!l Palterlon, the lot of the Nearo. The mayor hliruelf says he The Nobel Pri!e winnl!IJ he&!~ Killi tbat !be ·plight ol the ~n. da1J8)11er. Daley says the members of. has called on Or. King over and of the Southern Christian ·Negro In Chicago ·ts deplOrable , ' By JACK V. FOX Dr. King's organlution showed &lain to help him implement Leadership Conference aavs and the sight of tbe hundredl Uoiled l'nll hlterUUoaal movies of the Watts riolence to these and other ellstlng pro. sasas890 TAO TA TAO!UtOH ~ hundreds of colored CHICAGO \UP!) -The lire members of theBe ganga and and to suggest other that what Chicago needs are ren under the age of 12 01 bydrant at the corner considers, at best, naive the approaehes on jobs housing "structural changes" which wlll streets is the most Roosevelt Ro'ad and Troop explanation that the King health and improv~ment oi reshape the fundamental condl· of all. avenue was wide open and ' people were try1ng to empha· water was gushing into the I size that violence is not the ,, atreet and no one paid any : way to approach the Negro &ttentlon. II was the very same ·cause. corner where an argument over While national l!llll'dlmen Lovely Soft Colors police closing off the hydrant were still on the streets. Daley To Blend With had led a week before to , announced three civic p~ Jack O'Brian Chicago's Negro riot. Igrams whose benefits will go Any Decor. ' "Look at that," said the ,almost 99 per cent to Negroes: NEW YORK - The IJncoln lent and literary artistry and lhe late N~Wma Terris; and Negro taxicab driver, Hubert 1' 1. ereauon of two public Centre revival here of "Show was not an uneasy evasion; Os- then we dreceived f theth Nupoll'. " It just doesn't make health . centers with furrds of Boat" provided a lovely, nos· car Hammetsteln now may gracious enia1 rom e •nse.'' $1.6 mtlhon with emphasis on talgic, warmly melodious even· stop fidgeting in his Elysian Miss Terris, who was There isn't too much that helping women in pre-natal ing of rose - · colored glances aisle seat. just five blocks from the thea- - - - -- - -- - -does make sense about the hygenics. into the brilliantly •restive ter In which "Show llciat" was violence that led to soldiers past of almost 40 Broadway ~avid W~!"" played "C a P' having Its revival; she's still seasons ago (it had its pre· lam Andy, the role created there, alive and laughing) .... ifl llin th b wi ayonetled r es patro . g lOS by the late Charles Winnlnger. Stephen Douglass Is this Free Delivery the streets of the nation's i rnlere in 192'1) . . . . II shows with almost ballet grace and vlval's "Gaylord Rav···l " the second largest city. · its age, gracefully The d r htfull h m ......., 18 1 Pomeroy, M110n City One out of every four of I Oscar Hammersteln 2nd libret· a e I& Y cons n c ar Mlssiu.lppi riverboat gambler, Chicago's 3.6 million residents to laid over the structure of Wi ~~r~~ ~~~· wt!~ and Alyn Ann McLerle, 1 beau- lloutheutem Ohio Brei!clerl bers of the Meigs County Live- Entire Big Bend Area are Negro. Most of them live in Edna Ferber's novel was a 1 cOZ" movie played "Parthy tlfully agile singer and AIIOC!allon beld tbelr annual stock club on fitting and abow· ghettos 011 the west side or the OOW'ageous social statement 39 with a profile like a lov Y o •·•d A - .... _ . . . , . _ at Sun- ••« w·• -· 111 the l'"'"'ftft Ann" (Edna May Oliver was Roman coin modernizes the ""' -• ,.., ouw......,. uoa· .....rs .....,,. south side and conditions are years ago (miscegenation was the 1927 Parthy Ann). part played In by Eva Sage farm, the borne of Mt. were Rev. Sellel'l, Don Mora, 1927 nuserabl~ these hot July mghts. PT PLEASANT _ 0 1 a tangeotial theme) and · II P k 111111 Mn. Harold Carnahan, Ita- Edison Hollon, .Mrs Gene ynot EconoDUc Opportunldes Goad · a e much of its colorful sprawl Barbara Cook as "Magnolia" uc · eine • ··~ 59 N. 2nd, Ave. Poverty Js at the trase of Wheeler, representing PPHS now seems overly familiar, U was sweetly in character in Aunt Jemina of old radlt • A· zlmalel 76 bers Mrs. Don Mora 111111 Mrs. Ralph We Are Aa Nur Negro unrest. But in Chicago, and the Southwestern District can be stated in its defese that the role originated by Norma stage lame Wll the '2:1 oriltn· ppro '1 mem Byron. Junlcr winners were As Your " ' economic conditions for the of the Future Farmers of Amer· it was an artistically bri!Uant Terris (when we reviewed the ator of this new "Queenie," ~~~~r:u:leb::: Pam Weoland and Sharon and Dial 99·25560 Negro are better than perhaps lean, won first place in the pioneer effort In its flrat glor· 194& revival, we noted. J a n played with exuberant sympa· by the Rev Paul Sellers ~Bundy=:=E;;rv;in;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:=::::::=.~ any other American city. Ipublic speaking contest during ious nm of 572 performances, Clayton in the role created by thy by Rosellsi LeNolre. tha EUB The Bell Telephone Co. the State FFA Le~rshlp Con· was revived for 1116 perform·!:====~===~=~~==~===:; sponsors commercials on teievi- !•renee at Jackson s Mill dur· arlces in 1932 agaln for 4171 Edlon Roush, prealdent, Wll ' -~- of an Informal afteraion seetin11 empIoyes. They mgDalthe, weekend. h titled Bdwy. performances In 194&, u...-1e underline that hiring is non- "FOO: ~ ~Wo~~. :rr,ber and now Is here for a Unilted \r DOOD meeiJnC. Mr. Camahan discriminatory. , engagemeot in the New York welcOmed the guealll and ·' dJs. Two Chicago Negro police One Problem and he now State Theatre, by far the cussed the Dlllrlct abow to be offtcers tide their motorcycles Iwlll have the oppo:mty to most beautiful theatrical audl· held at the Melp County falr down Michigan Avenue. On the compete in the No Atlan~c torium in New York City. by Helen l!lottel In AuJUIL Ralph Turley, pres!· rear artrplacards calling for .Reglonail conte!ltowthith thaNttiowm·, The cast is uniformly fine ... dentoftheOblo(}uel'llll'f Breeyoung men to joln the police Iner 1° ng on e 1 na Constance Towers as Julie, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT aculously chanae on your wed- den Auoclalloa, dllcussed the 2 TWIN 11%1 force. 1FFA Convention in Kansas bo 1 "M Bill" · th This column is for young ding night. flU aaleJ 111111 the preaent tu Cll · the fit w sngs Y In e f "'•Is bo allo eHollywoocl Beds_ $19 There ls such a shortage of Ym a · role originated by Helen Mor· people, their problems an d There ore, to e~ . w . W problema. Ron Eberhanlt bualtaxi drivers that in one week iD Dale also placed fourth ln l&n won the evening's largest pleasures, their !roubles and petting but "feel JUSt temble ness manager, spoke on market· •sofa a.cJs $55 Chicago 1 saw more w~n the talent contest. Tom Cant- hon~rs. the huge hail ringing fun. As with the rest of Helen about it" I aay: Better breall ing problem and of the State 2 PCE. dr1ving ~. abs than I have m 20 jerbury from the local FFA with "bravas" until Miss Tow· Help US, it welcomes laughs up, unless, I. You can get beck fair Guernsey sbow. Carl Bill· _tUvlng Room Suites years In New York. group placed second In the ers had to sing several en· but won't dodie a serious ques· to easual necklng, <not the kam of the SCS offlee, discm• 2 PCE. •:The olact Is that anyone In 1 talent contest. cores William Warfleld'B Uon with a brush-off. ' one-hour parking kind), or :1. ed the failure of spring seedings Ch1cago, who can read and , On SUnday, two members of ,.01 , Man River" rated next Send your teen-age questions You can stop feeling_ guilty - and ways to seed in August. • Bedroom Suites - ' - $99 write cin get a job," claims Ithe local chapter, Keltb Coot ID decibel reclatl his to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, 1and that's almost IDlpossible Two "''oups of cattle were Mayor Richard Daley. j and Roger Daugherty, were in in 1 appbl :;.. lth care of Helen Help US this for a "good" teen-ager in our judged by Mr Turley wbo The city's Negro problem Is . awanled the Gold Key of State 8 g 1 g :::;cc;t grlyroty ~I' newspaper. still very moral <thank good· spolle parU.ly.Jo th~ IDeJDo aggravated by the fact that Fanner Degrees for their grises ac g ' . .. t. · s STRONG sn.ENT AND DULL ness) society, -H. 1 1 11 IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. · · ... ' 1 a most of the new migrants have . outstand.1ng wark m vocauona th o ald peasure may bo o see Dear Heleo· ed to his home at Montclair, 0 8 1 come from Al:lbama and · agriculture and the FFA dur- i/nt f 1 no:,~ uf ..~~ What do do with people MEAN AND RIIITEN GUY N.J. That left the Browns with 1 Mi"'"l"Pi and are the most ing their four years at PPHS. M:n J1~:r" as8 ;g:.;. has (especially boys ) who come GIVES HO~ WARNING two regulars and rookie unsk1lled of all the Southern been halted lor good Ia this over to see you and theo sit Dear Helen . Modzelewski at that posl· Negroes coming north. ASK TO WED I • t II' I d . I . down and relld magazines or I am 22 and engaged to a mols m e lgtefuln ~~~ltsolcw OgJ· newspapers or books Instead of of 21. He is lo~ treating G In Rl0t i c a l angs ng PT. PLEASANT - Two COU· Y respec """" oa. talking to you? -NOT THAT rotten , ligbts With me • It has Negro gangs that have pies have made applications For years it had become a QUIET mght over slliy things, caused COIIIltant trouble, particu- for marriage licenses in the of· self-consciously senstlve con·. me names I couldn't repeat, larly four of them ranging in flees of the county clerk. Ap- ceil to start the verse to this Dear NTQ: and makes me cry, while he size from 300 to 1,500 members. plying were Floyd Ray Warth, immensely decent sonJ with Hide the reading material and JUSt sitS back and keeps II up, They were d<!l!ply Involved in 22, Hartford and Brenda Ann a clumsy oariatlon of Oscar break out a few games. even laughing about ·It and ~­ the tooling, .arson, vandalism Gibbs, 19, Hartford. E d win Hammerstein's original JyriCll!, Note to visiting readers: 1culmg me. SomeUmes be hits and shooting at police during Ray Thomas, 19. Pl. Pleasant which staled with total truth Don't. It's better to Bounder on me. th• rloUng which, almost and Lydia Margaret Durst, that Negroes DID work on the conversation than blunder on He Jms no manners at all. liEU ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES. Q, How do llmw 111 kll4er or tl4etrle htl& TIONS ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUAJI. everyone agrees, was of an 17, Leon. MISBI!slppi for the White Man eUquette. -H. Wills for me to open doors and eonlredOr will par •r clal11 T · ANTEE PLAN : . ~~~~~:;;...,.;;;....;.;.,.,;;;;.~~-"""=""'""""""==, [ Boss . For year the lrans· spends all his money on A. Your builder or electric heatilll Q. EuciiJ wllat .. JOU IIUD 07 a GUifU• parently paii'OIIIzing •witch Dear Helen: self. When he buys flod, lo tnauNcl 117 Tlla Americaa HCII!t Alftr. IH4I Eleetrte Bealiq Plu t had an almost always Negro I know a lot of girls must ~bles .!;s dOV::: and h ance CGmPillf. Tho policy ..,..... the thJM 1 soloist intone "Here we all have this problem bu\ they Hoes m • ~v i h~~ A. It wW l'llr&ntee tha' the aMual opent. )'O&ra of JOU electric heaW., O)IOrltillf 1 work on the MiSilssippl," but don't talk about it much, so PE~C,:~ c Ill• 1 eoet Willi &IIWdmll!llllabiUtJ of ono tlloUinr coot. of hesllnt h - lritll Flam• in this proper moment of in· don't know how to solve II. De Des· leoa Electric H..t wiU nmaln wltllln 10% oend clollan (fl,OOO.OO) for the petioli. ~ a speolfle dollaMUid-eento tlpre each tellectual truth, the Negro In I go with a boy who Is just :X-cha~ge him With this Q, Bnl what If I want lo llalld a .._ will! r•ar for the ftrat lhr•.t tuU ~eare of all intelligent decency returns WO!Iderlul, but gradually we kind f -•nl fool pr.... w, o for y a the optratioil. · eledrle heat? to the simply decently pro· iOI cam'ed away. r·Irs I I allOW• would o stick around ..... gresslve comment in Oscar ed an hour of parking and neck. I ''d bl " I t re -H A. lt'a even more llmple. Your buildor or Q. Wlla 11ates lhlo .-anteo I Hammerstein's deeply moving ing, but as we began to. care I 00 e ea u · · electrle heatlnr contrattor 111akeo tho A. Either your builder or olectrio beat!~ words . . . . There still is a about each . other more, "ell . . ----Operating Cost GU&nlllce a put of hil TWO-'tHIRDS eolitractor who hu IDiltalled the healing 10 1 opecillcationo. You oumlne and approve It sJi&ht change from the 1927 Im not trouble, hut RESERVE GUARD QUITS l)'llem In the new hOMe you ·buy, or build. 6•/0N ,.,. ,.,_ You know exactly bow ori&inal, replacilll the faintly want to stop this heavy make· HJRAM, Ohlt (UPl) - QuarOF THE milch your electric heatlnr will - ,WJ epithellc "darkies" with "col- out. ~ter every date tell terback Ernie Kellerman and Q. ota,, hut how dcia the , .............. r you11 be nrpriaed how exeeodlnrlr low ored" but this lime the change hlm No more petti~ ~ I Danker Walter Roberts were A. When rou bur or build a new home with PEOPLE it is I 1 80 1 was in the interest of intelli- causeky ndfee! ~ ty I scheduled to join the Cleveland Flomeleoo Electric Heat iliotalled, you h . to the author's snea a 1mmora . READING THIS Q. How caa a builder or llntin1 contractor gence ewing . . Then he says, "Never again" Browns training camp today. tUmlne and approve tho written optratlnt ,.•orwnlte ..atinr eooto whea weather alwaya mQ!t_sympathetlc 1n· but acts like he thinks 1 don't The two have been lralnlng at Cost Guarantee befcm yo.u 111ake tho il'll!. nrleuo maeh r · MESSAGE cbaae. The Guarantee will COblain the OBti· love him. And, of course, the Camp Graylilll, Mich., with the ' 111ated Jt&riY cost of heating fOUr home the next t1me it happens all over Ohio National Guard's 37th Di· A. TM builder or electric heating contractor WERE NOT J1alllel•• way. The coot is elearly stated vision. ha- hiJJ JIW'Inteod nlinllte figure on egal n. In a speclftc dolloro-and...nto figure, When oftlc:ial • - weather data, 11 well as Iris Can a couple ever get back Bill Byrne, 26, a reserve JOU buy the home•. the Guarantee goea into HOME TODAY electric heaUnr expert.... and skill. The to ''just necking'' when a girl guard, left camp Monday withatl'oct. If .,.., li.,. during the llrst three . . eotimr.llnt of &ftllual heatint eooto io not has allowed a lot more than out giving a reason and return• fall yura you oceupy your home, your a new conee~ but guarantt.U.g 41t t&ti· she should, but not everything? yearly ~eati~ c110\ exceeds the estimated ,..... io a bold new llblp. - MIXED UP GAL FIN,AL fta\llre b7 PJ,ore than 10% ~ your builder I Dear Gal: Q. Whr a three-,..,. gulrantee t or eledric heating contractor wiD reim· CLEARANCE lip,... you, He will also make any adjustPT. PLEASANT Arrests / Yes . but the odds are about You were working at ~ our job ... went to visit rela· A. FriJlkly, lo dramatically prove that proON menta or changes that may be required to li ves .. attended school or took the kids somewhen recorded at the county jail . par w1th scaling MI. Everest IIMI!vt bui1!lora and Flameless Heating Womens-C;hlldrans ll&lte your ft.omeleu heat •r•tem operate .•• went to your church meetinn . .. played bridge Iduring the past 48 hours were' iro a snowstorm. eontracton have complete faith in the • ptr{e<!lr. Remember: The Guarantee is in ... went shopping . worked for your favorite iClayton Miller, Jr ., 26. Galli- You have . a lot more than tcOnOIIIJ' and deJitlldahility of their prod• charity ... over to the neigrbors .. at your part· writinJ ..• You're fully protected. polis Ferry: Clarence w. Litch· your reputation at stake . here, 11¢. Blandartl p&rall- usuall7 aN llladt time job . . Anyway, you weren't home. field :M Apple Grove and a honey. That constant feeling ol for ollly a tn -u.e, or a rear, tt cover Q. And what .... , Elect rio Heat Coell t Opwll Untll t PM i 17 ; ear' old juvenile .ri Apple gui lt mya build such a wall that , Initial operation or break·iJI period: The IA'I'UIIDAY A. T~y, the coot of Flamele.. Electric H.,_t You missed a few th i ngs. No phon• calls , solicitors, Flanselloo Heat Guaraal"' to dNJP,ei '~ Grove, all charRed with contrl· ii w1ll block real response to 1 radtn or '1'\i pruyrams. But .. unu d.id n 't m.iss your I In the areu served by The Electric Com· d-.tatt 11u1 ,..,.in, re~M~~t:ailfiPI!i. hutin~ to the delinquency of your ,ruture husband If .. you I n ew~-r:n 1 ·r r f nr fiERE fT lS awaiting your con· ]IIJIY lo actuall)' 33% lower than it was in abllitJ and ocon0111y of the p~ 1 vcni?nrP F'11/l of Jnteresting Jte!DB about folks JIOU 1167. When you combine the outstandfnt Ji'ranklio Bugg, 27, I l~e marriage, you won I mlr· i: minor8 Hender...n, chargedJ. with Into•· AS MOIHSI SERVICE IF YIUII ElECIIIIC knmn IP" I ··res .. . w nrfri ntW8 . . . sorinl item~ elean comfort. complete eonveni•nee and .. s;lrtrP 1w v ..:: .. • arl .~ fr r•m urm.r farmrl~ ltMtB .. • !cation : Paul McDaniel, Pt. I tloxibllily of electric heat, with the ....,eot c.MY... YIIU IIAY ~port.~, . . r'nm.icR , . PrV 1nrinl.!i. low rates, it adda up to the heat pooslble Pleasa nt, charred with assault !A~f TERMS inveatment in home comfort you can make. and battery: AI B Parry. 2.1, So. SIT R.\I' K AND RELAX ... and read what'a goPl. Pleasant. ond Robert Bates, mg on If vou want tn save or remember 10methln~ . 29, Pt. Pleasant. both arrested I wwld lik1 man inlormltiln on ths: . ~o ah •11. rlip it out Rearllne the n@WIIIlll!eT lA •o ·on justice of oeace warrantJ 1 ~' "nvP n iP nt - it's th ~rP whPn vo11 want to read ltchar~irt-'i! malkious auau1t. ii ' ~ , .. ,,.P wht:o n vou want to shop from lt. Your newsI The Sheriff's ~epartment al· pa j. . :o r is a lway!' there. Please have a heating specialist call on me. I plan to 0 build 0 buy a new home ·so receiv<od a report from one FURNITI;III ot ~e local arehers campinR 'fopr llltlv.!rtktna m"''•.;~~,. Is there, too being SH 2·4811 ' RuHincl HAMf - - - - - - - - . . : . . ._,. _ _ _.,..__ _ __ at Krodel Park that their dot! · read bv m•n 9~% of th@ t' me ancl by - - n 92'Yo tras lost or •trayed from · the II surveys and studies nationally have shown. AODRfSS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - uark . The do~ lo an all black CITY male d"!( t4" high and look• like a Labrador retriever He IWS. PHOHi _ _...____ answers to the name Bnttus. MAIL TO• Builder $1111, CoiUI!IIIUt ant! ·IOUfl!irll Ohio Electric Co, Owr.er (If •··-. ... . _, :~ ._..... > . a PERMANENT ·FLOWER l!fams • oil I~PE, Voice of Broadway LI'L ABNER ·' ARRANGEMENTS ·-. Man~ l>iffetant r. t ~l Styles To Salict Guernsey Breeders H0ld .. Annual FI"eld Day, p·Ierne· WheeIer W• First Place Jn FFA Test ° from. :nc: . By KING GASCJLIN! ALLEY DUDLEY'S If ~ou have a de6cription, 1'11 t<ee if 'he'' tn ourfile6! cllurclJ. HELEN HELP us BUDGET SHOP J I ~. ii ' I• ' 1 I 1i . I ,L -' ~ I I ~ it Jl "; I ' l ~ ~ •' 1 ol o'i Jq Cc Ia , eli' ' re =: you I ' ·- Baker Furniture r• LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNII& I I ' ELECTRIC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN &E GUAR· ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER I -"trictot •'-- .! Ohlltii IIEACH! Contributing To Delinquency Is Charged ... ' Americans Are On The Gol I I SHOES fti ·Shoe lex fe"~l~s~n~ea~k~y~a:n~d:im~m:or~-~~~be:·~·==~,d~·~·====;:'l .lH£ BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN . ELECTRIC HEATING OPERATING COST GUARANTEE PlAN The Daily Sentinel L.------------------...J NO DOGS ALLOWED Joseph Gadzinski of Mic;;Jgan .. 2111 Notlll Prllftl et. Colil111llu1, Ohio .. 0 o. -.·..·. •:.:.;-..:. ~ ! I I �\, ' I F'" .... ~. ,. .,;) ' ' ' ' tEXtra Cash The Want Ad Way , ',Q•i"~Ss Se.-viceS e-pa11y Sentinel, :r..-oy-1114dleport, o • .lilly 28, 1988 For S.le ~~~· For S.le ~-----,--~ i===-=-=c--:;-,.- J··. 1£\ t:1a Po111eroy Motor Co. · ~OUAU1l · . UiNAJOR ... !!! N!iJ SiMi ,_ ...-...,...... ....... .,....... .,. .., ................ ·_.... ............. ,.. '' ' . Pomeroy Motor Co. ®. ' I UIIH GOBLE FORD . ALIGNMENT :----::-----------------------------------------------------~--..·:~:L..: . J• "'! I'Dm..., ...... ' PAINT SALE rem _ embered !:'":!1~ LUCO-TEX ~u!~.:ee!.;•~::/1! :~~~..:::~~~~ ,!~. , , APARTMENT, 3 rooms and lalb, nleely fllrnlshed, adultl wanted, IZII· MlllllerrY Ave. Pb. 1112 8691 7 13 If• THREE and lo~r room lurDlsJr ' ' ' ~lent 13.eur I<. Dens.ry 15. wo::_ 17.~"" 11o law 6. !.~~:' 25. 7. Famow lt.liaa & ._... . . T I ~- .... ld Cc· '«• ell re ' ""'"pancy aT z 15 - U . Blbll<al _::;::!"" 211 21. vnro•IM 28. Leap r ~ 1_8 = abbr. 2 ROOM traillr, ~ f1ir. ni•hed, refr!ierator, cook .O.Holt In l.. 1101·e, natuq!l gas. (,'lose Ill - . - mol& 141 k my home. fill rent to pea- A. I'm£' siont>r!S or Rttvate pen. er Jill "-= couple. Violit Brewer, 411. Lemur Portland. Obto. I'lL VI s-211110. :;:~ o( 7 28 de MOOf:RN :z ...,_bedr :-c-oo-m b01111 Pomeroy. O;~·J'h. 99:1-2903 <lay or 992-370Z .tenings. 7 24 tfe ---:----'~ - s... - - - -Fo, EL«:CTHTC cream separator. Oral A.rmslrCJng, Rutland . 0. Ph. 742-5831. 7 22 6tp E· :ANS, tom•toeS; cabbage and cvrumbt>rs. Clarence Proffitt, P"1·tland. Oh<o. Ph. 543-2254. 7 14 tfe • IUDGET I'RICED furniture ll • 1i!11f tldrd Door budget ohap. lakor FllrDilura, Mlddlepor1 Ollie. u Ia lk as.:;o-.r d.~ deer lL Bealio Jlral'd: a. coM.- lnab ~ ~15 ff =.:.. w ~: :;":;:_ 3<.1mpair ~: up 28. To elboW 28 a ao. Femolo ,. ,. ~ ~ ~ ocarto 81. 32.Cumesla 35. »• '•'a daftle ·= 27. Gets ed ll!ld Ullfurnished apart- l&. Pl" - • 11: .~. a. =u..' .,. + llllllta. WY .-5434. 12 I lfc a Yorio*, ,l>J• dfiiUit tor _ FOUR ROOllf furoilbld apart. 1L C<>mmelll. WY saeiL t 14 tic FL =.~Int. THHEB _, ... nom fur. nish.. Q lluwts. All 1ltlllbes pdd Pbone WY :1-27'16. Rowley .,.f Reed. Aller 6 p. m. call WY :1-3574. 4 s lie SEVEN ROOM hoose in Syracuse. Be re8JI3 for on ~ui!UJI I! Phone WY 1.2455. · 7 IJ tfe =::.., - · ...... """"""" ~~.7 F i•• i• I" .. I"' ~ I" '" ~ ~~ ~ : " " 1•1 ~ I"' ~ I"' I•• I% Here's how to '" work ft1 .. LONGFELLOW One letter simply s tands for another. In this sample A h u........ for the three L'i:!, X for the two O's, etc. Single letterR, ap1)111. trophLe-5, the leng-th and !ormation of the word11 u P all hints. Each day th~ code lE'tters are dlffet·ent. A Cryptogram Quotation JVPU!I KRZ XRQU GF KWU CJ KWU XVIt1FE ZVHU.-RZUTRPYUF YPt~terday'g GH X GF• IXV K W Crypi1)()Uote: I-PRAISE YOU WlfEN YOUR& QARD THt: TROUBLE OF YOPR~FRIE!'{D AS Y01.7R OWlf. -PLAUT\.111 that even to KenRedy OROugb enough. The bottom 1lignlflcanee of this Ia that lD nalloul pollllcal terms Kl'lllM"'J !I Incomparably more lnDueattal than II FulbrJChl, wboee ad IS ~ . ,.. l&OL SALE SALE PRICE PRICE 77 c RELY-ON ·-···OHL'I 4 for 1100 WITH COUPON u.. Ofl ~teflor wood or plollk:, wallboard and mflol wrfacos. Eolil'1 oppli1d on verTical, horizontal, M hord 10 gtt ot wrfac.s. fall drying. -~­ :·. '":~:"! CARTRID~ CAULKING ADOITIONAL OR WITHDUT COUPON ,., .. 29c ' ... , '. :~-== . :-. ;- . 8 FT. WOOD STEPLADDER ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDERS '18-FT., •••~0. Sf2aa 24-FT•• .m. S2Q88 28·FT••• ~"'I 12588 ·• . I ~··. ·;.,:.-i.lr J ./ i"~' r-~ 1 <•" • I 0 WRITEBALL ::: S599 ~ CAULKING 0 0 I WIRE BRUSH SCRAPER -.,., .... ..~•. 57c - - "WOODLIFE" WATER REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE aac GUN = 4u PAINT BRUSH cmd floy~. NJ~hled f. r· TAPCO FLOOR JACI An!C VEHTIIATDI ~iS398 """""· =., Q97\ WEATHER VANE ~- -~~ i~:- J·- $~~~~ 5893 .. •"!' '.- 't ~· -- ,~·,. ·. '- _ ~::::::::::~R~E~I;W~O:O::::::::::::::::::::~ . ;· - ~ HARRIS D 4 FT. SQUARE PICNIC TABLE & BENCH SET .. I ~ : '"'-· 1• o •f Qi 11r be<;!v1rtoll STEPLADD'R ·;,l~ i ~~ .}·C~ . I MOUNTS ON ANY - .~~'to S595 100% f)'Mx Nylon, tlpptd 6-FOOT ALUMINUM ~s1so "PENTA" WOOD PRESERVATIVE ' \ ; . "Y .'\ ';. REG. $25.25 -ONLY 51995 sure, muscle spasms or limit&· event is being centered around tion of the full range of motion this theme with Phyllis Hesson In his legs, vou must suspect as narrator. some organic disease as the case. Also, it the pains are present in the daytime and cause the child to lilnit bls physical activity, the chlnces are t!lat the pains are due to disease and nol merely to growing. 11 organic dxsease can be ruled out, give the child a dase of aspirm apPropnate for hiS age wllen he complains ~I leg pains at night. No other treatment Is n~ssary. ( ',, ./ Q - Three tlmil in the past six weeks our 7-year-<Jid son ' . DERBY CONTIIASI' . NEW YORK (UPI)-A "tenta ltve agreement" with Churdlii Downs on a five-year cor.tra<l for televising and broadcasting the Kentucky Derby wa> announced Monday by ti1f Columbia Broadcasting System The contract, w1th formal signing in a few weeks, call• lor an hour of live oational television and a balf hour ol radio. Rtl: $21.95 e!C~ "GARDEN TYPE" 3 CUIIC FOOT MICHANICI TOOl. lOX WHEELBARROW ~ AU PUIIPOSl TOR~H IQT ,, S333 ! . lHl 1IIEAL CHOtCl FOI £YG't MAN h Off ~~~f-011 KIW , 0.. hand Gfi"Niillfo ftr ......... LUfKIN~. -~ ·~. UU I'IIICE DTSSTON t.• "RANC!fia• ~ till\111 Ullflmiiiar ' J481 1•• RULE to.• tslt .. fW IJifl'l"'iflt, t ililll 01 41 dtOI'H o.ubl. CUI· ~ of dr,ued in&tonr rtleot• 11ittt• •witch. -IN in lubrl· CQflf boll p.or;.,g._ Foot L..,..,.,. ~ng at~d e11gl1 ~· edjontment• . ·I 5-GAL. ALL.pUIPOSE DILUXI DUAL ACTION FINISHING SANDEl VACUUM S31•~t CLEANER IOIAL fOI WOlttiMOP, OAIAOI, AU~Oia~ lATta Cj" S2919 ' ··M9ny More Valuesl No Down P~yme~t~· ,.,. ~~ittl~ ~F CHASE HARDWARE 1 . .... _. S1a TAPI COCHRAN PAINTS ·, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Depc~rtmel~f;~tore . ~~ Building Since ·1?15 :992.-51-00an~ 912~5500 . . ..., ..... ' f" . Pomeroy .. ,.. . "··· L...~r·~~~~:~·:.~:~·,----.-~~~~~--~~~. ~.~~~~~~~~~~~--;~~····~~·~' ...~,-.. ~~~~~~~~~~_.~~--~--~.~~~------·~,~------~--------...,----:-~--·~~~~:;: ' ~ ' ·~ ····•· .. ' . JIG SAW 1UR!N 50' . ~ .• 1588 18!!. ;r; ~ 71,4" UTILITY SAW "j:ONT!IACTI)ft TYPE" TWO TRIMMED first. Whit ,.t-· .... ....... ... ,. . .. .. ·- SPRAY ENAMEL BLOSS HOUSE PAIIT Wad1 BrusheJ U:r Wot•r ... CHARTER HOUSE Charter House WHLTf. . itr1a aeem te ltnow Where he Is at of Florida A&M lllld ·clt!tililt•• 1 ca- tbiJT Is halfback Wa • ., ._. there Jll)' treatmentT '· · llllntll; who YH · ;~ A - llleepniidttt If more agents. wop St COIIIIIIOII Ill ~ the · lD Lauis 'Canlaala ' · ;;:;;;,.~ adults. The aleepwalier'l !'>:"" Monday trlmmiDC tbe aad increllln8 .utullol are. open ana be 'llllially 68. • 1'01 I vut majority: ·of both pai'l!eo IVOJda .bumplag bito filmltunl-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l~=:;;;, Ia the Senate II shakln& tbe or injlll'lng ltlmself. The ~til only power base he ever bad. of aii objeet lillY Su...r Premium Quality This bue was In the 8ellate. wake. ~ ·up. U JOU. lj)lak _to Of eoune, one counter • re: blm 8D , tell him quietly 10 co befllo!' on 01\1 IBBIHI does not baclt: _filjled, .he '!IU IIUIIIilkely, mab a COUDter • revolutiCJI! on, shtlw :.!l!i olgn ol l)earinl JOU. all laauetl. So the ~ You ilioukl, there:!~ P.J!IIy KeBnedy division on ~aid lead, blm )!ttl* .Ill becli ~ offers no llfsltleat posslhlllty ably,.-wfti!Out wakiD& him. WheDecorator Colors that the New Loft wtll now ther you awaken hll!l or . not. 1 _~tee !9 tt•· I cea~o its clamors 8M&inst. say,_~- will ,riot ~emftmb~ th~ epi· READY -MIX concrete deltver- ! ~~. 1 ' ;, :~>~t.~* .. mQ¥~;mw our bomhings ot the seats · fl. sode pext morning. rft1f c.US~ ed righl to vour projecl Fa.t VISIT PARENTS , Comm"ni•l a!Cjl;greosion " in t• beli•ved tD llf' ou•r1otlm10laand tas~ Free es~lmares Mr . and ~r~. Eugene Norris<North Viet . Na~ . . . ~' · tio'~ ju~. b:>for :-> ~oi~ to hPft Herold Chase, Mer. PRone 992-3284, l_.ueglPm and son. K!ngston . s.pent the : What th1s tltvtston . . . CIOe':S ·~•· o~, erput!QnaJ · .te~~non .The be~t Locust St. Middleport Ready-MiJ! Co., Middl•oun, weekend with . hi• parents, Mr.j· hOwever. is forre~IIIJ ~ . ITTus, treai!111'DI Is ·avoidance ot such I Phane WY 2,2511 ObiA. 1 30 Uo I and Mrs. Alvm Norria. Irate the inevitable, if ulUJllatil ~u.ei;" · · •' ' I,_________...J I .,._ •• '"· C/H GAL Is Thursday · ~,,.,,.._ ot~~ :~. it now appears : ::~ ~~~~ ~e't,.~ ~::::· ~<:!;; ! w• ,. ••,. ' ,,.,., RACINE OHIO . PT. PLEASANT - A lZ=~""'~C"':'~~="'~~ class•• Westera flal'oe Sbow HEATING. PLUMBiNG. Rural will be staged_ lllil e...W.C Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold beginning al 7:31 p. m. II tile Brothers, 616 E. Main St., Rarmon Field Stlbles, Twt Pomeroy. 9 22 tic 1 top rankillg arebera Ia Pelttl KARL GRUESER.'Piumbing I Pleasant for tile lilt Atmal and heating MinersVIlle - Field Arcbery •"•11••lltfp Ohio End you; sewer trouble. I will preHIIt I dowouill-&11011 Wt have all size sewer mach- prior to !be ahow belimtiiiJ lne• Reasonable rates. Call at 6:t5 p, m. DST, WY :~,- 2974 . day or night. All It ci.- bt lbe llone !5 tfc show will receive eu1t prllel. ==..-::----:-:---1 Admitsion It $1 M adtdla SEWING maetnnes. repa11 • wllb cbildrN 111111er 111tbt1Jt: .tee. ali makeo. W\ :1.-:12114 [' ted free wllea ICCOmpettled 111e Fa tor« . ~hop Pomerm I by an adult Riden alii tWO· AuthuriZPd Sm~er Sales an" ers are admilted lree also. I AXYDLBAAXB KFVHZUI ~: ~RNA~;.·~ I r0: 1/; ~ 146 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - door, B~tler aaid. He added that four United States including John hardtop, 301 cu. 11., 4 barrell million m:~es away fr?m the F. Kennedy. CI8J'_buretor, 5000 miles, llooe earth was ooly a stoae I throw Fulbright has used his posiratio transm1~ston. . b • d y for outer ~ace. . Uon to precise!} the reverse efrough, f-1110. Call 992-2927 aft ~utltr &aid SC!eD~ts Ill the feet, claiming to "improve" a er 4 p. m. 7 24 6te Ua1ted State_s, Britain and lite program which in truth he is LAKEWOOD Corvair Statioa Savlei Umoa .w~ cIoseIY gravely harming at nearly evWagon, 1961, price $395. Pb. stud}'lRg the ehptie& orbit of ery turn in the Senate's current 949- _ 7 28 tal the asteroid. He oa1d It could , debate . 2171 VRO T possibly IJt: destroyed With a Thert is Iron; here. For Sen. Dli9 CHE LE . Impala, high-alt itude rocket armed w1th Robert Kennedy himself has white and red lDterior, stand- a nuclear head if it neared the had the toes of one foot at =~~~b. ~: -::rce:e~~:~. ; ea.~th . _ . ., times in the Fulbright . camp titp I 11 sounds fantastiC. Butler on the matter of the V1et Nam 7 26 - - - - -- said . " bul we. could land a War. And though he has never Bu~iness )erv"as rocket "'ith pmpomt accuracy gone nearly so far as Fulbright - ----- -- -- 50 million miles away and wward a soft hne in what FulAUCTIONEER destroy II This is where bright now openly call< a"fu. COMPLETE SALES billions spent on space research tile war,'' he has surely made MANAGEMENT pays off." i no contribution to a tllle of any 27 I" ~ 1957 CHEVROLET~ 2 ,., .................... fmu ..,;ng. fl,..oblo, - .I ~.•- •. - A high grode point Thinner G$ well • eft uc.dlenl houwhold c.'-an•r. E.,.,. flow, pleoJOnt odor, 1low dryi,..g. ..... $1.19 ~,;:; PI= .~r ......... ,, .. ,,.., lotoowhlwt ....,._ , . "'''••tl. A t~uo~ Hv• !Mint tHI IAwm ftrebllt, ncl ICifldoctJon · H itJI eamlor wood ad utol &ur· f - . lrlllhet Hilly cwtd Jcnll long•. COLOII AVAti.AKI. 1 GAL Apply in We#, IIIJter ond Pee(· .50% Oomp Of' Dry W•ollw R&tillont Llilngtr l.ilt u.e: 1 ENAMEL Reg. $&.10 100% ACI"flic house point. Con be used on wood, matonry. or g.bfttot. Ori" In 20 mlnvlft. ~:t 28Pl::·~-30DDun~W::Y ~- ~ 6 99 $ .. PAINT THINIER WHITE Reg. $5.95 . ;~ THINZIT . 1 o::nce:u " 4!!I s Styl~ Review demonsirabl~ POLY-URETHANE VARIISN LUCAS "500" HOUSE PAINT .!spa!';! ~ .. AT THE Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ Capitol Comment, Events_ J)()CfOR · SAYS ~ I • 1 lUKE SERVIcE {!uelt/tl Icarus Could feekEarth ByTurnmg • ~ . BlaeHnars -:-:::--::======,:::.,...:=- Jll fl .-··.r~ .l'.Ji'. 1 ~ WHEEL . _,I_• r . tle~embef 1 'I .• BIG SALE! I ~tertalned. v.-- ', HONDA · SAJlJ & SERVICE ~ Mn. ~reJory __ S SOUND SATJONAL - 19111 Sol· ANTIQUE hml!llnl, dlsbeo. id State Stereo with 4 speed IIIIIICIIIIIIIIOWL CaD or wrlle • :.. ' . aulomaUe changer. 4 radio lira. Bowllll llld1. 100 W• t.'Otnbination has inslant oR llaiD St., Pomet'VJ'. Ridl11or II ONI OP THI 65 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - - $2295 radio. Walnut lbtlsh. Take ov· I 21 tfe lmr>ala Hardtop. Looally owned and only 12,000 mil.._ 8 cyl' ·, tt~r eT..t.ck ~~.,_, . NTCIIT PIOPLII CALL er payments of 15.5() per lr-======...i..iii..,i; indec, power steering. Spotless Jawn interior, beautit!ul ma· • , • ...,o_l,.f• . Cor• •llulldonr month or pay balance due ~OurOrlve:ln DICK RAWLINGS roan finish. Radio and heat.H'. iiiRYICI 1111.111 c(' • Any T'fP' . $99.22. can 992-3218. ' ... . 66 .PLYMOUTH - - - - - - - $2295 7 24 ltc Ou" summer appliance 1a!AI b~ toeol bwlings .Hond• S.les i Valiant 200, 4 door. Milt blue finish. 9000 milea OAnl II in full swing• . .• • ..... All ....... owner. Automatic. Uke new .and priced to r;o. 2 matching corner cabinets $5(): • Cell. ,., w......._ ....... WY 2:2151 tt, NlM M'xdcl1~, o I mahogany table, $20: 1 Better prices tban ever ou MTDOLIPORT. OHIO . .......... a.w.. ...... $749 62 FORD---- - -- - - Freezenl, Refrigerators, Wa11C.. ................ c... buffet $20: I dinette table sber.Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran· Falcon 4 Door Deluxe trim, eood tires, heater, radio, while and 6 chairs, $35; I green aes and Air-Conditioners. finish. automatic trans. . . . . ,.._ wltllln It • .,., IIQW· TAKING RINfAL plasUc rocker and ottoman t5 cu. ft. Chft& CAID OP ntAIIU & O&ITU&RIU . EXPERIENCED EXPEAIENCiD. . ,lt&IIR'I/ATIONI $U; 1 red plastic rocker and FREEZER =--- $195 . ' 't ~ WHEEl 1, ottoman SZO: I gold couch 19 cu. ft. Chott •••R:I 11ou•• •• a. M. .. 1:11 ... M. O.ltt and chair 155: 1 brown plas- FREEZER =-=~ $235 ......., ... M. .. 1ttll .... . •ALIGNMENt Ice Croom With loch OPEN iVEI. 9:00 P.M. IT"I 10 IAI1' tic couch 811d chair $20. Call F'" Fnuer & Refrigerator. TO fi\.ACI A , 1nd .,.UIUL I PIODUCI. . 992·3107. 7 24 3tc I'OMEROY, OHIO . Ph. WY 2-2181 IIIII . .,1 WANT AD MAKE SERVICE 1966 STEREri=Radio equipped. . . . ... 'PHONE WY 2·2156 Lovely walnut finish. 4 speed ~ • Real Estate For Sa-le. - -- Buss'-• "'-"~ . lose Allgnme11t ShQp intermixed changer. Twin ~OMEROY ,,_. Notice _ _ _ OHIO ·Pioone 992:3576 speaker system. This set is • TWO 5 room houses. Phone &~ONBD W. Moln St. p....,.y ' ADAMS tRADING Post Is in very nice condition. Pay • 99:1-6021. 7 24 6tc Cempllll !loa tlei ' ·'Poiirwlv Grueaer ~ open 1 daYI a week: Monbalance due $89.29 or $6 per .IKk W. Caney, Mgr, Crill Hradlord flY 2-2193 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, recent· Worts · day through Saturday. We month. Try it in your home. Wrtto, p,_ • c 1 111 '. have radio and television reCall 992-3218. 7 19 6tc MOBILE HOME , 1964 Titan, 10 ly remodeled, new heating &. t. UAIII'Om) . I lenty I antique l 51 II., 2 bedrooms, like system, wall to wall carpet, Ra,_ OMt 0 paxr, • so P LUSTRE Foam's exclusive col· close to school and slore. on ._ 1 1 -1111 items Main St in Rutland.. I new, priced for easy financ· · or brightening formula will 278 Pearl St. in Middleport, 0. Ph. 742-5394.__ __! 20 lfc make your carpets look like ing. Ph. Mason 773 ·;~ Gtc o. Ph. 99Z-34!0. 7 24 6tc AIR cONDITIONING iii!fi18.,._ ICE CREAM SOCIAL Forest new again. Electric sham· atian service. Jacl:'t Refri«Run Methodist Church. Fr~ pooer rental $1. Ebersbach USED Ap1!cheRaven,1966 / eration, New Bavt!D. Phone By William S. White ,_ day, beginning at 6:30 p. m. Hardware. 7 21 6te model. Ph. New Havee 88Z/le1/t~ TU 2-3537. 4 6 tfc ., Orden may be called in ARAB k!Us pests best! Free 2806, John F. Roush. · Le I N WASffiNGTON - Sen. 11'11· collapse of the New Left's ef· reuons. The first Is that Fuladvance to 949-3484 or 992- your home from termileS, 1 26 tfc POMEROY _ SWELL LOCA· ga otica llam Fulbright's now unlimil- fort to take over the foreign bright's angry and petulant be· 3854. 7 26 3tc ants, cockroaches, crickets, 1962 HOUSE trailer, 50 1 10, TION _ For those who have •• '"" coMMON ,, •• , couoT 0 , ed attack on the foreign policies policy of this nation. Why Is havior for montha has been scorpions, silverfish, spiders. ~ bedrooms, 14' carpeted liv.. • car ! ! Two story, five 1 caRoL~:~~~ ,c,._o.,u:E~v, OHro of this country· - an attack such an outcome so certain in entirely uncharacteristic of hi! wasps and water bugs. Availing room. Emerson Pooler, rooms (i bedrooms) bath i owt• ••'· which began on the Viet Nam the end? ' long service in the Senate ' -~t 1nd Found 0 ""· --I S Ch t 0 7 •• 6tp ' ' • ""'"'"""'· W '·· al bu --•· ll Is f t ..:.u. huina ~ '""·· •"-._, ws It LOST _ Small brown white . anTe at King Bui dero upply · es er, . "' within walking dia- of 1 """'"'· ar ...ue o.. t now ..,.... 01' Wlh ..-n a nd every......, u-• .... and black Beagle in Long · Co., MiddleporL 4 29 tic 1956 PACEMAKER house -trill- churches, schooio ... ahop- : •• .':·... "· •••••· te tear apart even tlte routiDe The aecollil Ia :1bal lbll bellav1 Bouom virimty. Answers to ,{ATS, MICE eliminated for- er. 28' x 8', Ph. M-6254 . piq districl Going f..- ••ooo. l ~:!.?,:•.:;:,:~;; forelgnposedald bbeJU·ftheor wleadhlcb be 111 lotr thebas h~~him ~~,:! ~ "Muggs ." Reward offered. , ever. "Get Star.. Ebers1 25, ate IIIDDLEPORT- NICE 2 story "'"""'"'· llliP to er - s a ..., •• II ..,u-...,a See, Ray ¥oull& or call VI 3- ~ bac.h Hardware, Sugar Run frame, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), NOTI<I n PUBLic:~••::·•• beghiRing te overreach Itself. faction wh..-. lie eaiiMI reall~ 244li. 7 24 3tp Feed, p· ·;en's Hardware, lnsuri!Ke bath, front and back porch, KENNETH " PAYNE, wo... ..... He Ia at last belna challenged belong and where be t81180t lac. •• p ed .. rea•denc• II Fort Graat Hot.~. from WI.... ,. the ev r Uonall · · - For tit -- Cardtftf Th~n·k~ · ~ _1 7 1J. 30tp &DTOMOBILE Insurance been v1ew of Lue nver. ric to Detrmt, Mic higan, nut whoa pt•ce ot u1111 very nunp e rB Y eQthe .... L-• I !1!!:. Clllcelled? , .,.. _, opera!- sell $5,0110.00. ~~"""" •• oth•~'" .....,._ w111 Democratic movemeul whose ... W . 0 Brandlladt M'D Fulbright who Ia ....-..del! . DON'T pump vom· ah• ..,.w ..h sen. ...-• .,-, &alrie notice that on June t3u.. 19111. ,r.. _ .._ I th he ..........., ayne • , • • hlefta' of th N Left 11 1r WE WISH to exp;ess our deep ! . ' .....,..,.. " or's Ueense? Call WY Z-29tltl SNOWVILLE - ~.000 buys 82 .., •••m•••"' '""' h" •••••• a- spo..-ou~• or mon • .,.. .When hlld I 'ned I c '" t ew tu: taDk Get Kleu-Em-AD . I ty I ·- tob p.lnlt hlm m the Courl Of Commoa bee His extreml 0 fact appreciation ·and Ihanks £..lUI" • I 15 tfe acres, pen~ 0 wa~r, ao- Piau ot MeiJI Count) Otuo. prqinf n. sm Is open- neoln .. 11 ahitc leg comp 60 81 a quite consemtlve South. Ray Lantz. Dr. Mullen, Dr. l Septie Taak Cleaner. LandGO allotment some fruit ,.. • "''"''~- ' """'" •• '""""'"and ing fissutes witbia his own ,....,. _......, thers kneyears atllgo, ern· Senator wboee YOtma re mark Farm Bur.eau t't:IOTO ~.... Servtce. r-.. ' build' tellef on the lrounda of 11'018 oqleet bl Oa . aid le gth every- pAUUIIIO w e 00.rd 011 both Clf . II "'""II -·· 1 1 Boice, the whole staff of . """t'l~ _..,. trees. plenty of mgs, 1 ., duty. Sa id rl Uie will be for heartnc oc. foreign I at n htld f 1fS' iiUlJ 8ufferi 7 1 30ie_ Meigs General Hospital and : leo llllde al lepl papen, story frame house o rooma .. ..., '"" '" '"" ""' "' Jwr. and at least he hal gone too e waa ng rom grow- other basie Issues Ia 180 depeel the 1WELL KEPT ca.,......... abow blrtlt recorda and almOBI lllJ 'I ...._ cARoLYN s. PAYN. . ... ,.. far. Ing palna. was thsure the .... oI the emer~ncy """ ...., , bedroo ms ), bath'. ·, child ould Shetgro . m. . opposx'tlon to ,,_ .... l«llliD 1111 neighbors r. all the food the result ol ~Jar Blue Ollw dD wofll SEE US FOR OTHER cn.w. d:!':"';." Port"· For on thla Issue a bland and ;: ised 1 w those who are bla uallteiJ II· lhat was · t ill and the Lastr. spot clearung. Rent . _ ' - · PROPERTIES! ! ! ....,..,.,,. ,., "1•1•"" but very real counter. rebeUi011 v ~ conce bes here. 1 11 Ewinl Fuileral Home. Mild- electric sbampooer $1. BakWanted Albert M. Cos, Broker "" •• ••· "' " ·'· "· " ·- , . _ ~ to Fulbright's rebellioo from forget about · This proved !'111> ----1 red Tubbt and family. ' er Furniture Co. 7 25 6tc JleDey Cleland, Salesmao the Johnson A.dministratltm has be bad policy, ~a_use 7 26 lip HOUSEKEEPER to live in. 99%-3830 been opened by Sen. Robert F. many chlldrea the pains were WISH llumk th[ Statf flf BLUE LUSTRE not only 'rids Mrs. Warren Reeves. l'h. Eveninp H!-!568 KeBIIedy of New York. Kenne- an early sign of rheumatic leY111 1 Veterans Memorial Hospital, carpels ol soil but leaves 6llfl.3290, Albiii!Y, 0. 7 24 31e WT tly has DOW oaid whit many In er Ill' some other dlseaae lbal 7 24 6 t ROOM bouse and ·balh, licit lf Pomeroy, Veterano Hos- pile soft and lofty, Rent electhe Senate had thought but not shodla not be neglected. pltal, Huntington, Middleport trtc shampooer $1. Pomeroy I!!X1'ERJOR and Interior pailtt-- and cold water, on Oliver aaid. This Ia that Fulbrl&bt's ID othero the cause I ·. E!Mr&ency Squad, Rev. Do•· Cement Block Co. 7 25 6tc lag, roof and repair work, st. Ia Middleport, o. Phoae capricious turBa· PT. PLEASANT _ 'ftxe Ma ' I ' l ald. BOOne and all !¥ people SUPER S'I'UFF, sure auf! That by job ot by boor. Pb. VI 3- 992-5166. 7 211 6tc hoot ~· for~ISD aid - a hJrna. lief thet therep wu 80 sucb ~D County 4-H Sljle Review wil 10 ol ' lhe F~ Baptist Church is Blue Lustre lor cle~g %100. 7 17 12tp GAYNELL WISE property- 00 SYDNEY AUuatralia (UPI) bout mthewblch be . l~glnslsts thing u simple growing pains be held at tbe Appalacblll Pow who Rent WILL DO balin•, • p•"' ~ ' upon oery cnpp m re-and cardsme nd with all rugs 2nd upholstery. ,., Ph. 99:1-7931~ 108 Butternut ,.ve. •vv - A• Australian scientist· IBYS strictiona which for yeanx be galned wide aeceptanee. Now er Company Audi!Drlum . .lr in any w:y durPick7 19 6tp 5293. 7 22 tfe - if an asteroid now speedilg II>- bad Implacably oppaaed - lo Dr. James E. Boone of Toron1 iJII my reeent Uloeu. Btc Employment W1nted I ft?OM house and bath, storm ward the_ earth veered !ust simply "a retreat from to, alia' thorough study of m. y E · e Steelel: & 7 25 ·•- Ka If wtndows one acre m Tu~ slightly 1t would crub snto sponslblllty " the leg p8111o that occur at night . ugen · J"'"' u7 SOME-........G T-0 PA~ WANTED - Work for b u 11' ' r ' • Ia .LOU. from 2 to 17 b chairman ol the Style Reri" 26 1te """ ·~ dozer, Phene 992-2208. pers Plains, 0., Rt. 7, Price the pl811et with the Impact ol Thio is an understatement. "'"'"'"" · • . as Committee . · ---....,..-Singer sewing machine com$6200. See W. Blake lor in- 1,0110 hydrogen bambs. Fulbri8ht's cooduct oa the ~eH . the~Owtrlll Four-H 191111 ard ttJ, II' ~ • ...,,.. , ,. plete with attachments. This I %1 lOtc apection. 7 2& 3tp Professor S. T. Buller, pro- foreign aid bill, aa chairman p re y o exist. ey are 5th and eth year cloth;": ....._ machine equipped t.o zig zag, U k -- lessor of theoretical physics at of the once powerful IOd most common between the ' . - ..... , ~ ~:.~vR:.:~~~:~~~ I make buttonholea. Take over -~ Auto S1las Sydney University, madl1 the once tleepl respoDSible Senate ages I to 12 a~ occur equally leets are elfslble lo _partlclplle 'il J wha departed this life one payments of 15 per monlh or TWO MARE pomes. Lincoln IJ55 DESOfo autOmaticV-3 statement 18 an intenletr w1111 Foreiga ~latlona Committee In boys ~ grrls. They are 1D this event. The wmners to ' '' year ago tnday, July , _ pay balance due $49.22. Call Smith, 339 J'earl Street, Mid- new batterY, tires, good the Sydney Telegraph. hal hill 10 parallel for ~·chiefly In chifdran "ho are represeat Masoa County In the 26 house 1965 . 99:1-3218· 7 21 A "'•ee II ncaut lD our dleport. ltp motor 0. Owtle • 179 He aaid the uteroid bowa tbillty iJ1 th t mm1ttee thin and who have overpro- State Wool CoRtesi and • lh_e 7 24 111 ~1 ' ' peedi• ard SpoilS a eo tectlve parenls State Style Review on AlrliUSt We miss his smile, his touch. HudaoD St., lllddleport, after 8!1 Icarus was • -~B tow in man) decades. · 15-17 at Jackson's Mlll wiD bo l ' A precious oaa from us Ia 0 A I L Y C R 0 SSW 0 R D S. 7 :14 3tp _ the earth at 70,000 miles per The committee's whole tradi, The pains are deep and chosen from· those girls with I ·aone, ACROI!S <S. crew or u.e 18. God1165 PLYMOU'I'II, good lire!, boor and was expected to pus lion has been to defend l)lld their exact location Is poorly Woe! Outfit and Complete Cot!- . We loved him very much. ~ :;-:,~' ~;:;t ..eilORt shape. automatic four nullion miles awa~ '" ~~- to foster on the Senate floor defined. Dr. Boone believ~ twne garments. Nancy Tell will So lladly missed b)' wife, Je&l! I. McQuire 1. Decl.,.. 19. Ap11-anamissioo, 53,0110 actual If ~ divered ooly a lit~e btl, at least _those ••pects of Am<ri- ! lhe cause is ~e stretching of conduct a modelling trainlnR and' chlldrea, DaVId and C81'aisters aao1 2.Preorslng plauda miles. VI 3-2600. 7 :14 etc be said, II could IDIBSh mto the can pohcy - notably for01gn tendons and ligaments liS the · 1o 8 11 0 f th · •· •~ 1 othero 3. "King "' 30. way StAir- - -- - -· - whleh · are long sellJ<• · length. Ba fore tle!Slotl r oI• IDCI all those lVbo Ioved :11. Immatu,.. the beuto" 1t50-OLDSMOBILE ood ti- - 1earth aa- •n total destruction.. axd "" bones I •rease ID the style Reviewe . fllr,. ""' blra. 7 26 1tp _iDoecto '-Hebrew poot run good sell cbe~p ~~ "If ~ bit the earth, It and "!partisan and which !lave emphSfizt& the fact thel, 11 The theme for this year'• For Rant 11. An measure :1:1. Gemoaa 7 24 ate would bt like tlte explosive po";; hid the unswerving support of your child has swelling, red- Style Review is "Stairway to 992.~ • ' ......,bly, >.Regret . ., . er of 1,000 hydrogea bambs, the last lour Presidents of the ness, tenderness to deep pres· Fashion." The narration of the SERViCE Mr. ani! .. . {l_;.;..,.Qlel l"' l I llllph ll'riZiei'J ed fill! furtlllll' trainln1Review erawd at the Zlperl'['lallecl with Mr. lllil Mrl. A. Members l)f the Temple Dally Sen~n•l, __ PJ~Mroy-Mldd"port, f.: Jldy 1-fi 1~ and famHy, Ga!Upolls; Mr. and Mr aDd Mn Raymond NeJ. ment Farm. A iood ptotit was R. Caaler IDCI crandlon, Steph- MethodiSt Church WSCS met N . . 'UIU Mrs. Otlxo and oriiD, IGD wllh 1 surprise made by the lfOUp, 'Tiiose 11- eu Spencer, With Mrs. carl Greenlees, un! IAUTZ E l.lSTS U. J ...I IV . Jr., Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs- I birthday party on Sunday even.lteadlng the meeiiDa _were Ke- Those from lblt arta attend- Wednesday evening. Mrs. wn- 1 Carl R. Kaatz, zj), s.>n of Mr. rA JWtlalld VCUU<:.l~.eW8 Jandot\n G!Uogjy anti .l.Jlarkgl' :Ml- \!rig In honor of •the 16th birth• zlab Dye,_ Heleu Jeffers, Ida mg a reunion of the descend· llam Lawson bad the program I and Mrs. Carl W. Kautz, ; r enrtlli!d In the Dullness Adm ·. Mrs. Harold G1jo Y, Vle: ld the' d ghter Kar and Bonnie Chelldle VIvian i '' R • p h 1· ted · · tr tl t'.nnr nd I .. · . ~y and Bruce and Mr. and ! ay o1 "' au ' en G to Mrs Cf J 'dan Mr !ants of W. E. and Emma ChBie lusmg the topic of Automalwo ou,e, omeroy, as en II JO JS ~ --•~ rl"~' ' • .~~ ' . Mr, and Mrs. l!lmzle Davis Mrs. Arthur C~abtree, local. ISue. Those preaent lor the oc- Bo~ :~nes 'Em':::a ~utingt! 1 Jeffers at Chillicotbe on Sun- Iand Leisure. She gave IJOillO !he u s. Air ~orce· and is p e- ferrinl fro!ll Oh_'?o .StsM __..._ '"'ted h ,_ easton were Jenny Wblttlngton,l ' Iday were Mr. and Mrs. Reed · . : sently undergomg lour weeks of versity , of p~- .. ., v... er .... Mr. and Mrs. Austin Withrow Delores Hoyd Helen peek and Freda Smith. J•" M nd M G very mterestmg facts about the ba· s1c trammg. A 1964 gradua 1e · \ .,, 0Cb 1 d W and T Cb lesto t • • c.uers, r. a rs. ene ·~ lherp•' Pa"''s ll'eB~ I . W son, ommy, ar "'-Thad Dye, Douglaa Lowther. I !.tr and Mrs Donald Jones •Jeffers Margie Lesier and topoc. Mrs. Murl Galaway led of Eastern High School he i• a . ,. C. lledeck on h un~bay.th,,..ylnal so I b. tVha., spel nt Sllllddaly wxth Mhls i Jimmie Fauber, Dale Jortlan, DonaW and D~vld Nelsonvill; Marco' Mrs ~ Jordan and devotions. Refreshments w~e graduate of Columbuo Busin""' l SERVICE AT .P,\RK , . ' ca slaters on er ro Mrs er·ln-aw an sster '·I Barbara Brookhart' Donnie and Mrs. Roy Wiseman ' ' Mr. · and Mrs. Rich· ser ved by the hostess and Col!ego. Pr10r to his enlistment, · · · flit 1M ~• 'nd Mr ro and ersMrs -awl J . and WUllam La\V,;,n and of children, The annual proruc K Crabtr~ and. Mr and Mr,' lfamny · !Cheadle, Billy.~oore, Mrs. T. Harrisonville were guests of ard Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- ~augbter, CaiOlyn, to Mrs. Ar- 1 he was employed at Radio Sta- CarletoiJ Sundar School wUb, · ·1 P t ·K th E C btr ha IL. Broodkhtheart, h"""t· Ru\!l Stark, Mr. and Mr1. Earl Starkey on Uam Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs t.. ur C::"btMree, MQr~. R~lle tion WJEH as an announcer. 1 be held Sunday july 31 at Edgar Crabtree. 1 I v. enne . . r~ . ee s ey an os amlly, Mr. . Friday. Donald Jones, Jr., will Sex Cheadle and family, Walt· Arbaugu, rs. umn Russell, I I ' , • .. Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight , complet~d basiC trammg and and Mrs. llaymond Nelsoq, Ka- report for duty with the Armed er and Crystal Baumgaortel Mrs. Murl Gaiaway, Mrs. Carl Royal Oak Pa!'k .. Rtv. _Cfydt · • ; of Cilium bus sPOol weelalnd Is spendmg a few days at bis l ron Sue and Sara. • Forces In Waohin lo D C Iand Mr and Mrs Carl Ross Crabtree, Mrs. Mendal Jordan, RUPE ENROLLS 1 Hmton, pastor, wxll bt ¥.-. here with their parents, Mr. ' home here with his wife, par- 1 The Busy Bee SOcjety ol tbe 1at' lhe close of hlsg le~ve · · and fantlJy, Forty : two friends -Mrs. Robert Mattox, Mrs Rob-; Larry W. Rope, son of Mr,1char~e of worship ""~ ~~;" and Mrs. D. 0. McKmght and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Carpenter Baptist Church metJ · nd , 1 11 eo w r resent. ert Stout, Mrs. Howard Stan- and Mrs. Lawrence A. Rupe, 1the park at D a. m. 1P11 C~rl.- • • 1\lr, and Mrs. Fern Gill oily. Crabtree, lll!d other relatives. j at the church on Thursday ev- Mr. and Mrs. Lewio Smltll a •8 v e• P ley, l1rs William Lawson and . Langsville, !las been accepted 1ton Sunday ~hoof wlil loll•• Otbers vlsltlllJ at the Gillogly He will return to Ft. Knox, Ky. l ening. A report wu given on and Nancy were in Charleston, Robert Jeffers spent Sundlly guests. Russell Crabtree, Rilla ' at Gallipolis Busines& College at 10 :JO a. m. Evtryol1t If . home over the weekend were on FridaY,.)vbere he is schedul· lhe groi!P MrVilll the Twlll8h1 1 w. Va., on Sunday wbere tbey . with the Carl Greenlees fam1ly. l Rhoades and Cheryl Lawson. I for the Fall Quarter beginnin& l lnvlted. .' . e' -- --- - - ·- - -·- ··-·· ---·~- --- - - · - -·- ·- , / :,. ' . ' .. ,, ' ' i "''" '· ·~~ ' .,, �\, ' I F'" .... ~. ,. .,;) ' ' ' ' tEXtra Cash The Want Ad Way , ',Q•i"~Ss Se.-viceS e-pa11y Sentinel, :r..-oy-1114dleport, o • .lilly 28, 1988 For S.le ~~~· For S.le ~-----,--~ i===-=-=c--:;-,.- J··. 1£\ t:1a Po111eroy Motor Co. · ~OUAU1l · . UiNAJOR ... !!! N!iJ SiMi ,_ ...-...,...... ....... .,....... .,. .., ................ ·_.... ............. ,.. '' ' . Pomeroy Motor Co. ®. ' I UIIH GOBLE FORD . ALIGNMENT :----::-----------------------------------------------------~--..·:~:L..: . J• "'! I'Dm..., ...... ' PAINT SALE rem _ embered !:'":!1~ LUCO-TEX ~u!~.:ee!.;•~::/1! :~~~..:::~~~~ ,!~. , , APARTMENT, 3 rooms and lalb, nleely fllrnlshed, adultl wanted, IZII· MlllllerrY Ave. Pb. 1112 8691 7 13 If• THREE and lo~r room lurDlsJr ' ' ' ~lent 13.eur I<. Dens.ry 15. wo::_ 17.~"" 11o law 6. !.~~:' 25. 7. Famow lt.liaa & ._... . . T I ~- .... ld Cc· '«• ell re ' ""'"pancy aT z 15 - U . Blbll<al _::;::!"" 211 21. vnro•IM 28. Leap r ~ 1_8 = abbr. 2 ROOM traillr, ~ f1ir. ni•hed, refr!ierator, cook .O.Holt In l.. 1101·e, natuq!l gas. (,'lose Ill - . - mol& 141 k my home. fill rent to pea- A. I'm£' siont>r!S or Rttvate pen. er Jill "-= couple. Violit Brewer, 411. Lemur Portland. Obto. I'lL VI s-211110. :;:~ o( 7 28 de MOOf:RN :z ...,_bedr :-c-oo-m b01111 Pomeroy. O;~·J'h. 99:1-2903 <lay or 992-370Z .tenings. 7 24 tfe ---:----'~ - s... - - - -Fo, EL«:CTHTC cream separator. Oral A.rmslrCJng, Rutland . 0. Ph. 742-5831. 7 22 6tp E· :ANS, tom•toeS; cabbage and cvrumbt>rs. Clarence Proffitt, P"1·tland. Oh<o. Ph. 543-2254. 7 14 tfe • IUDGET I'RICED furniture ll • 1i!11f tldrd Door budget ohap. lakor FllrDilura, Mlddlepor1 Ollie. u Ia lk as.:;o-.r d.~ deer lL Bealio Jlral'd: a. coM.- lnab ~ ~15 ff =.:.. w ~: :;":;:_ 3<.1mpair ~: up 28. To elboW 28 a ao. Femolo ,. ,. ~ ~ ~ ocarto 81. 32.Cumesla 35. »• '•'a daftle ·= 27. Gets ed ll!ld Ullfurnished apart- l&. Pl" - • 11: .~. a. =u..' .,. + llllllta. WY .-5434. 12 I lfc a Yorio*, ,l>J• dfiiUit tor _ FOUR ROOllf furoilbld apart. 1L C<>mmelll. WY saeiL t 14 tic FL =.~Int. THHEB _, ... nom fur. nish.. Q lluwts. All 1ltlllbes pdd Pbone WY :1-27'16. Rowley .,.f Reed. Aller 6 p. m. call WY :1-3574. 4 s lie SEVEN ROOM hoose in Syracuse. Be re8JI3 for on ~ui!UJI I! Phone WY 1.2455. · 7 IJ tfe =::.., - · ...... """"""" ~~.7 F i•• i• I" .. I"' ~ I" '" ~ ~~ ~ : " " 1•1 ~ I"' ~ I"' I•• I% Here's how to '" work ft1 .. LONGFELLOW One letter simply s tands for another. In this sample A h u........ for the three L'i:!, X for the two O's, etc. Single letterR, ap1)111. trophLe-5, the leng-th and !ormation of the word11 u P all hints. Each day th~ code lE'tters are dlffet·ent. A Cryptogram Quotation JVPU!I KRZ XRQU GF KWU CJ KWU XVIt1FE ZVHU.-RZUTRPYUF YPt~terday'g GH X GF• IXV K W Crypi1)()Uote: I-PRAISE YOU WlfEN YOUR& QARD THt: TROUBLE OF YOPR~FRIE!'{D AS Y01.7R OWlf. -PLAUT\.111 that even to KenRedy OROugb enough. The bottom 1lignlflcanee of this Ia that lD nalloul pollllcal terms Kl'lllM"'J !I Incomparably more lnDueattal than II FulbrJChl, wboee ad IS ~ . ,.. l&OL SALE SALE PRICE PRICE 77 c RELY-ON ·-···OHL'I 4 for 1100 WITH COUPON u.. Ofl ~teflor wood or plollk:, wallboard and mflol wrfacos. Eolil'1 oppli1d on verTical, horizontal, M hord 10 gtt ot wrfac.s. fall drying. -~­ :·. '":~:"! CARTRID~ CAULKING ADOITIONAL OR WITHDUT COUPON ,., .. 29c ' ... , '. :~-== . :-. ;- . 8 FT. WOOD STEPLADDER ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDERS '18-FT., •••~0. Sf2aa 24-FT•• .m. S2Q88 28·FT••• ~"'I 12588 ·• . I ~··. ·;.,:.-i.lr J ./ i"~' r-~ 1 <•" • I 0 WRITEBALL ::: S599 ~ CAULKING 0 0 I WIRE BRUSH SCRAPER -.,., .... ..~•. 57c - - "WOODLIFE" WATER REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE aac GUN = 4u PAINT BRUSH cmd floy~. NJ~hled f. r· TAPCO FLOOR JACI An!C VEHTIIATDI ~iS398 """""· =., Q97\ WEATHER VANE ~- -~~ i~:- J·- $~~~~ 5893 .. •"!' '.- 't ~· -- ,~·,. ·. '- _ ~::::::::::~R~E~I;W~O:O::::::::::::::::::::~ . ;· - ~ HARRIS D 4 FT. SQUARE PICNIC TABLE & BENCH SET .. I ~ : '"'-· 1• o •f Qi 11r be<;!v1rtoll STEPLADD'R ·;,l~ i ~~ .}·C~ . I MOUNTS ON ANY - .~~'to S595 100% f)'Mx Nylon, tlpptd 6-FOOT ALUMINUM ~s1so "PENTA" WOOD PRESERVATIVE ' \ ; . "Y .'\ ';. REG. $25.25 -ONLY 51995 sure, muscle spasms or limit&· event is being centered around tion of the full range of motion this theme with Phyllis Hesson In his legs, vou must suspect as narrator. some organic disease as the case. Also, it the pains are present in the daytime and cause the child to lilnit bls physical activity, the chlnces are t!lat the pains are due to disease and nol merely to growing. 11 organic dxsease can be ruled out, give the child a dase of aspirm apPropnate for hiS age wllen he complains ~I leg pains at night. No other treatment Is n~ssary. ( ',, ./ Q - Three tlmil in the past six weeks our 7-year-<Jid son ' . DERBY CONTIIASI' . NEW YORK (UPI)-A "tenta ltve agreement" with Churdlii Downs on a five-year cor.tra<l for televising and broadcasting the Kentucky Derby wa> announced Monday by ti1f Columbia Broadcasting System The contract, w1th formal signing in a few weeks, call• lor an hour of live oational television and a balf hour ol radio. Rtl: $21.95 e!C~ "GARDEN TYPE" 3 CUIIC FOOT MICHANICI TOOl. lOX WHEELBARROW ~ AU PUIIPOSl TOR~H IQT ,, S333 ! . lHl 1IIEAL CHOtCl FOI £YG't MAN h Off ~~~f-011 KIW , 0.. hand Gfi"Niillfo ftr ......... LUfKIN~. -~ ·~. UU I'IIICE DTSSTON t.• "RANC!fia• ~ till\111 Ullflmiiiar ' J481 1•• RULE to.• tslt .. fW IJifl'l"'iflt, t ililll 01 41 dtOI'H o.ubl. CUI· ~ of dr,ued in&tonr rtleot• 11ittt• •witch. -IN in lubrl· CQflf boll p.or;.,g._ Foot L..,..,.,. ~ng at~d e11gl1 ~· edjontment• . ·I 5-GAL. ALL.pUIPOSE DILUXI DUAL ACTION FINISHING SANDEl VACUUM S31•~t CLEANER IOIAL fOI WOlttiMOP, OAIAOI, AU~Oia~ lATta Cj" S2919 ' ··M9ny More Valuesl No Down P~yme~t~· ,.,. ~~ittl~ ~F CHASE HARDWARE 1 . .... _. S1a TAPI COCHRAN PAINTS ·, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Depc~rtmel~f;~tore . ~~ Building Since ·1?15 :992.-51-00an~ 912~5500 . . ..., ..... ' f" . Pomeroy .. ,.. . "··· L...~r·~~~~:~·:.~:~·,----.-~~~~~--~~~. ~.~~~~~~~~~~~--;~~····~~·~' ...~,-.. ~~~~~~~~~~_.~~--~--~.~~~------·~,~------~--------...,----:-~--·~~~~:;: ' ~ ' ·~ ····•· .. ' . JIG SAW 1UR!N 50' . ~ .• 1588 18!!. ;r; ~ 71,4" UTILITY SAW "j:ONT!IACTI)ft TYPE" TWO TRIMMED first. Whit ,.t-· .... ....... ... ,. . .. .. ·- SPRAY ENAMEL BLOSS HOUSE PAIIT Wad1 BrusheJ U:r Wot•r ... CHARTER HOUSE Charter House WHLTf. . itr1a aeem te ltnow Where he Is at of Florida A&M lllld ·clt!tililt•• 1 ca- tbiJT Is halfback Wa • ., ._. there Jll)' treatmentT '· · llllntll; who YH · ;~ A - llleepniidttt If more agents. wop St COIIIIIIOII Ill ~ the · lD Lauis 'Canlaala ' · ;;:;;;,.~ adults. The aleepwalier'l !'>:"" Monday trlmmiDC tbe aad increllln8 .utullol are. open ana be 'llllially 68. • 1'01 I vut majority: ·of both pai'l!eo IVOJda .bumplag bito filmltunl-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l~=:;;;, Ia the Senate II shakln& tbe or injlll'lng ltlmself. The ~til only power base he ever bad. of aii objeet lillY Su...r Premium Quality This bue was In the 8ellate. wake. ~ ·up. U JOU. lj)lak _to Of eoune, one counter • re: blm 8D , tell him quietly 10 co befllo!' on 01\1 IBBIHI does not baclt: _filjled, .he '!IU IIUIIIilkely, mab a COUDter • revolutiCJI! on, shtlw :.!l!i olgn ol l)earinl JOU. all laauetl. So the ~ You ilioukl, there:!~ P.J!IIy KeBnedy division on ~aid lead, blm )!ttl* .Ill becli ~ offers no llfsltleat posslhlllty ably,.-wfti!Out wakiD& him. WheDecorator Colors that the New Loft wtll now ther you awaken hll!l or . not. 1 _~tee !9 tt•· I cea~o its clamors 8M&inst. say,_~- will ,riot ~emftmb~ th~ epi· READY -MIX concrete deltver- ! ~~. 1 ' ;, :~>~t.~* .. mQ¥~;mw our bomhings ot the seats · fl. sode pext morning. rft1f c.US~ ed righl to vour projecl Fa.t VISIT PARENTS , Comm"ni•l a!Cjl;greosion " in t• beli•ved tD llf' ou•r1otlm10laand tas~ Free es~lmares Mr . and ~r~. Eugene Norris<North Viet . Na~ . . . ~' · tio'~ ju~. b:>for :-> ~oi~ to hPft Herold Chase, Mer. PRone 992-3284, l_.ueglPm and son. K!ngston . s.pent the : What th1s tltvtston . . . CIOe':S ·~•· o~, erput!QnaJ · .te~~non .The be~t Locust St. Middleport Ready-MiJ! Co., Middl•oun, weekend with . hi• parents, Mr.j· hOwever. is forre~IIIJ ~ . ITTus, treai!111'DI Is ·avoidance ot such I Phane WY 2,2511 ObiA. 1 30 Uo I and Mrs. Alvm Norria. Irate the inevitable, if ulUJllatil ~u.ei;" · · •' ' I,_________...J I .,._ •• '"· C/H GAL Is Thursday · ~,,.,,.._ ot~~ :~. it now appears : ::~ ~~~~ ~e't,.~ ~::::· ~<:!;; ! w• ,. ••,. ' ,,.,., RACINE OHIO . PT. PLEASANT - A lZ=~""'~C"':'~~="'~~ class•• Westera flal'oe Sbow HEATING. PLUMBiNG. Rural will be staged_ lllil e...W.C Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold beginning al 7:31 p. m. II tile Brothers, 616 E. Main St., Rarmon Field Stlbles, Twt Pomeroy. 9 22 tic 1 top rankillg arebera Ia Pelttl KARL GRUESER.'Piumbing I Pleasant for tile lilt Atmal and heating MinersVIlle - Field Arcbery •"•11••lltfp Ohio End you; sewer trouble. I will preHIIt I dowouill-&11011 Wt have all size sewer mach- prior to !be ahow belimtiiiJ lne• Reasonable rates. Call at 6:t5 p, m. DST, WY :~,- 2974 . day or night. All It ci.- bt lbe llone !5 tfc show will receive eu1t prllel. ==..-::----:-:---1 Admitsion It $1 M adtdla SEWING maetnnes. repa11 • wllb cbildrN 111111er 111tbt1Jt: .tee. ali makeo. W\ :1.-:12114 [' ted free wllea ICCOmpettled 111e Fa tor« . ~hop Pomerm I by an adult Riden alii tWO· AuthuriZPd Sm~er Sales an" ers are admilted lree also. I AXYDLBAAXB KFVHZUI ~: ~RNA~;.·~ I r0: 1/; ~ 146 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - door, B~tler aaid. He added that four United States including John hardtop, 301 cu. 11., 4 barrell million m:~es away fr?m the F. Kennedy. CI8J'_buretor, 5000 miles, llooe earth was ooly a stoae I throw Fulbright has used his posiratio transm1~ston. . b • d y for outer ~ace. . Uon to precise!} the reverse efrough, f-1110. Call 992-2927 aft ~utltr &aid SC!eD~ts Ill the feet, claiming to "improve" a er 4 p. m. 7 24 6te Ua1ted State_s, Britain and lite program which in truth he is LAKEWOOD Corvair Statioa Savlei Umoa .w~ cIoseIY gravely harming at nearly evWagon, 1961, price $395. Pb. stud}'lRg the ehptie& orbit of ery turn in the Senate's current 949- _ 7 28 tal the asteroid. He oa1d It could , debate . 2171 VRO T possibly IJt: destroyed With a Thert is Iron; here. For Sen. Dli9 CHE LE . Impala, high-alt itude rocket armed w1th Robert Kennedy himself has white and red lDterior, stand- a nuclear head if it neared the had the toes of one foot at =~~~b. ~: -::rce:e~~:~. ; ea.~th . _ . ., times in the Fulbright . camp titp I 11 sounds fantastiC. Butler on the matter of the V1et Nam 7 26 - - - - -- said . " bul we. could land a War. And though he has never Bu~iness )erv"as rocket "'ith pmpomt accuracy gone nearly so far as Fulbright - ----- -- -- 50 million miles away and wward a soft hne in what FulAUCTIONEER destroy II This is where bright now openly call< a"fu. COMPLETE SALES billions spent on space research tile war,'' he has surely made MANAGEMENT pays off." i no contribution to a tllle of any 27 I" ~ 1957 CHEVROLET~ 2 ,., .................... fmu ..,;ng. fl,..oblo, - .I ~.•- •. - A high grode point Thinner G$ well • eft uc.dlenl houwhold c.'-an•r. E.,.,. flow, pleoJOnt odor, 1low dryi,..g. ..... $1.19 ~,;:; PI= .~r ......... ,, .. ,,.., lotoowhlwt ....,._ , . "'''••tl. A t~uo~ Hv• !Mint tHI IAwm ftrebllt, ncl ICifldoctJon · H itJI eamlor wood ad utol &ur· f - . lrlllhet Hilly cwtd Jcnll long•. COLOII AVAti.AKI. 1 GAL Apply in We#, IIIJter ond Pee(· .50% Oomp Of' Dry W•ollw R&tillont Llilngtr l.ilt u.e: 1 ENAMEL Reg. $&.10 100% ACI"flic house point. Con be used on wood, matonry. or g.bfttot. Ori" In 20 mlnvlft. ~:t 28Pl::·~-30DDun~W::Y ~- ~ 6 99 $ .. PAINT THINIER WHITE Reg. $5.95 . ;~ THINZIT . 1 o::nce:u " 4!!I s Styl~ Review demonsirabl~ POLY-URETHANE VARIISN LUCAS "500" HOUSE PAINT .!spa!';! ~ .. AT THE Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ Capitol Comment, Events_ J)()CfOR · SAYS ~ I • 1 lUKE SERVIcE {!uelt/tl Icarus Could feekEarth ByTurnmg • ~ . BlaeHnars -:-:::--::======,:::.,...:=- Jll fl .-··.r~ .l'.Ji'. 1 ~ WHEEL . _,I_• r . tle~embef 1 'I .• BIG SALE! I ~tertalned. v.-- ', HONDA · SAJlJ & SERVICE ~ Mn. ~reJory __ S SOUND SATJONAL - 19111 Sol· ANTIQUE hml!llnl, dlsbeo. id State Stereo with 4 speed IIIIIICIIIIIIIIOWL CaD or wrlle • :.. ' . aulomaUe changer. 4 radio lira. Bowllll llld1. 100 W• t.'Otnbination has inslant oR llaiD St., Pomet'VJ'. Ridl11or II ONI OP THI 65 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - - $2295 radio. Walnut lbtlsh. Take ov· I 21 tfe lmr>ala Hardtop. Looally owned and only 12,000 mil.._ 8 cyl' ·, tt~r eT..t.ck ~~.,_, . NTCIIT PIOPLII CALL er payments of 15.5() per lr-======...i..iii..,i; indec, power steering. Spotless Jawn interior, beautit!ul ma· • , • ...,o_l,.f• . Cor• •llulldonr month or pay balance due ~OurOrlve:ln DICK RAWLINGS roan finish. Radio and heat.H'. iiiRYICI 1111.111 c(' • Any T'fP' . $99.22. can 992-3218. ' ... . 66 .PLYMOUTH - - - - - - - $2295 7 24 ltc Ou" summer appliance 1a!AI b~ toeol bwlings .Hond• S.les i Valiant 200, 4 door. Milt blue finish. 9000 milea OAnl II in full swing• . .• • ..... All ....... owner. Automatic. Uke new .and priced to r;o. 2 matching corner cabinets $5(): • Cell. ,., w......._ ....... WY 2:2151 tt, NlM M'xdcl1~, o I mahogany table, $20: 1 Better prices tban ever ou MTDOLIPORT. OHIO . .......... a.w.. ...... $749 62 FORD---- - -- - - Freezenl, Refrigerators, Wa11C.. ................ c... buffet $20: I dinette table sber.Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran· Falcon 4 Door Deluxe trim, eood tires, heater, radio, while and 6 chairs, $35; I green aes and Air-Conditioners. finish. automatic trans. . . . . ,.._ wltllln It • .,., IIQW· TAKING RINfAL plasUc rocker and ottoman t5 cu. ft. Chft& CAID OP ntAIIU & O&ITU&RIU . EXPERIENCED EXPEAIENCiD. . ,lt&IIR'I/ATIONI $U; 1 red plastic rocker and FREEZER =--- $195 . ' 't ~ WHEEl 1, ottoman SZO: I gold couch 19 cu. ft. Chott •••R:I 11ou•• •• a. M. .. 1:11 ... M. O.ltt and chair 155: 1 brown plas- FREEZER =-=~ $235 ......., ... M. .. 1ttll .... . •ALIGNMENt Ice Croom With loch OPEN iVEI. 9:00 P.M. IT"I 10 IAI1' tic couch 811d chair $20. Call F'" Fnuer & Refrigerator. TO fi\.ACI A , 1nd .,.UIUL I PIODUCI. . 992·3107. 7 24 3tc I'OMEROY, OHIO . Ph. WY 2-2181 IIIII . .,1 WANT AD MAKE SERVICE 1966 STEREri=Radio equipped. . . . ... 'PHONE WY 2·2156 Lovely walnut finish. 4 speed ~ • Real Estate For Sa-le. - -- Buss'-• "'-"~ . lose Allgnme11t ShQp intermixed changer. Twin ~OMEROY ,,_. Notice _ _ _ OHIO ·Pioone 992:3576 speaker system. This set is • TWO 5 room houses. Phone &~ONBD W. Moln St. p....,.y ' ADAMS tRADING Post Is in very nice condition. Pay • 99:1-6021. 7 24 6tc Cempllll !loa tlei ' ·'Poiirwlv Grueaer ~ open 1 daYI a week: Monbalance due $89.29 or $6 per .IKk W. Caney, Mgr, Crill Hradlord flY 2-2193 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, recent· Worts · day through Saturday. We month. Try it in your home. Wrtto, p,_ • c 1 111 '. have radio and television reCall 992-3218. 7 19 6tc MOBILE HOME , 1964 Titan, 10 ly remodeled, new heating &. t. UAIII'Om) . I lenty I antique l 51 II., 2 bedrooms, like system, wall to wall carpet, Ra,_ OMt 0 paxr, • so P LUSTRE Foam's exclusive col· close to school and slore. on ._ 1 1 -1111 items Main St in Rutland.. I new, priced for easy financ· · or brightening formula will 278 Pearl St. in Middleport, 0. Ph. 742-5394.__ __! 20 lfc make your carpets look like ing. Ph. Mason 773 ·;~ Gtc o. Ph. 99Z-34!0. 7 24 6tc AIR cONDITIONING iii!fi18.,._ ICE CREAM SOCIAL Forest new again. Electric sham· atian service. Jacl:'t Refri«Run Methodist Church. Fr~ pooer rental $1. Ebersbach USED Ap1!cheRaven,1966 / eration, New Bavt!D. Phone By William S. White ,_ day, beginning at 6:30 p. m. Hardware. 7 21 6te model. Ph. New Havee 88Z/le1/t~ TU 2-3537. 4 6 tfc ., Orden may be called in ARAB k!Us pests best! Free 2806, John F. Roush. · Le I N WASffiNGTON - Sen. 11'11· collapse of the New Left's ef· reuons. The first Is that Fuladvance to 949-3484 or 992- your home from termileS, 1 26 tfc POMEROY _ SWELL LOCA· ga otica llam Fulbright's now unlimil- fort to take over the foreign bright's angry and petulant be· 3854. 7 26 3tc ants, cockroaches, crickets, 1962 HOUSE trailer, 50 1 10, TION _ For those who have •• '"" coMMON ,, •• , couoT 0 , ed attack on the foreign policies policy of this nation. Why Is havior for montha has been scorpions, silverfish, spiders. ~ bedrooms, 14' carpeted liv.. • car ! ! Two story, five 1 caRoL~:~~~ ,c,._o.,u:E~v, OHro of this country· - an attack such an outcome so certain in entirely uncharacteristic of hi! wasps and water bugs. Availing room. Emerson Pooler, rooms (i bedrooms) bath i owt• ••'· which began on the Viet Nam the end? ' long service in the Senate ' -~t 1nd Found 0 ""· --I S Ch t 0 7 •• 6tp ' ' • ""'"'"""'· W '·· al bu --•· ll Is f t ..:.u. huina ~ '""·· •"-._, ws It LOST _ Small brown white . anTe at King Bui dero upply · es er, . "' within walking dia- of 1 """'"'· ar ...ue o.. t now ..,.... 01' Wlh ..-n a nd every......, u-• .... and black Beagle in Long · Co., MiddleporL 4 29 tic 1956 PACEMAKER house -trill- churches, schooio ... ahop- : •• .':·... "· •••••· te tear apart even tlte routiDe The aecollil Ia :1bal lbll bellav1 Bouom virimty. Answers to ,{ATS, MICE eliminated for- er. 28' x 8', Ph. M-6254 . piq districl Going f..- ••ooo. l ~:!.?,:•.:;:,:~;; forelgnposedald bbeJU·ftheor wleadhlcb be 111 lotr thebas h~~him ~~,:! ~ "Muggs ." Reward offered. , ever. "Get Star.. Ebers1 25, ate IIIDDLEPORT- NICE 2 story "'"""'"'· llliP to er - s a ..., •• II ..,u-...,a See, Ray ¥oull& or call VI 3- ~ bac.h Hardware, Sugar Run frame, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), NOTI<I n PUBLic:~••::·•• beghiRing te overreach Itself. faction wh..-. lie eaiiMI reall~ 244li. 7 24 3tp Feed, p· ·;en's Hardware, lnsuri!Ke bath, front and back porch, KENNETH " PAYNE, wo... ..... He Ia at last belna challenged belong and where be t81180t lac. •• p ed .. rea•denc• II Fort Graat Hot.~. from WI.... ,. the ev r Uonall · · - For tit -- Cardtftf Th~n·k~ · ~ _1 7 1J. 30tp &DTOMOBILE Insurance been v1ew of Lue nver. ric to Detrmt, Mic higan, nut whoa pt•ce ot u1111 very nunp e rB Y eQthe .... L-• I !1!!:. Clllcelled? , .,.. _, opera!- sell $5,0110.00. ~~"""" •• oth•~'" .....,._ w111 Democratic movemeul whose ... W . 0 Brandlladt M'D Fulbright who Ia ....-..del! . DON'T pump vom· ah• ..,.w ..h sen. ...-• .,-, &alrie notice that on June t3u.. 19111. ,r.. _ .._ I th he ..........., ayne • , • • hlefta' of th N Left 11 1r WE WISH to exp;ess our deep ! . ' .....,..,.. " or's Ueense? Call WY Z-29tltl SNOWVILLE - ~.000 buys 82 .., •••m•••"' '""' h" •••••• a- spo..-ou~• or mon • .,.. .When hlld I 'ned I c '" t ew tu: taDk Get Kleu-Em-AD . I ty I ·- tob p.lnlt hlm m the Courl Of Commoa bee His extreml 0 fact appreciation ·and Ihanks £..lUI" • I 15 tfe acres, pen~ 0 wa~r, ao- Piau ot MeiJI Count) Otuo. prqinf n. sm Is open- neoln .. 11 ahitc leg comp 60 81 a quite consemtlve South. Ray Lantz. Dr. Mullen, Dr. l Septie Taak Cleaner. LandGO allotment some fruit ,.. • "''"''~- ' """'" •• '""""'"and ing fissutes witbia his own ,....,. _......, thers kneyears atllgo, ern· Senator wboee YOtma re mark Farm Bur.eau t't:IOTO ~.... Servtce. r-.. ' build' tellef on the lrounda of 11'018 oqleet bl Oa . aid le gth every- pAUUIIIO w e 00.rd 011 both Clf . II "'""II -·· 1 1 Boice, the whole staff of . """t'l~ _..,. trees. plenty of mgs, 1 ., duty. Sa id rl Uie will be for heartnc oc. foreign I at n htld f 1fS' iiUlJ 8ufferi 7 1 30ie_ Meigs General Hospital and : leo llllde al lepl papen, story frame house o rooma .. ..., '"" '" '"" ""' "' Jwr. and at least he hal gone too e waa ng rom grow- other basie Issues Ia 180 depeel the 1WELL KEPT ca.,......... abow blrtlt recorda and almOBI lllJ 'I ...._ cARoLYN s. PAYN. . ... ,.. far. Ing palna. was thsure the .... oI the emer~ncy """ ...., , bedroo ms ), bath'. ·, child ould Shetgro . m. . opposx'tlon to ,,_ .... l«llliD 1111 neighbors r. all the food the result ol ~Jar Blue Ollw dD wofll SEE US FOR OTHER cn.w. d:!':"';." Port"· For on thla Issue a bland and ;: ised 1 w those who are bla uallteiJ II· lhat was · t ill and the Lastr. spot clearung. Rent . _ ' - · PROPERTIES! ! ! ....,..,.,,. ,., "1•1•"" but very real counter. rebeUi011 v ~ conce bes here. 1 11 Ewinl Fuileral Home. Mild- electric sbampooer $1. BakWanted Albert M. Cos, Broker "" •• ••· "' " ·'· "· " ·- , . _ ~ to Fulbright's rebellioo from forget about · This proved !'111> ----1 red Tubbt and family. ' er Furniture Co. 7 25 6tc JleDey Cleland, Salesmao the Johnson A.dministratltm has be bad policy, ~a_use 7 26 lip HOUSEKEEPER to live in. 99%-3830 been opened by Sen. Robert F. many chlldrea the pains were WISH llumk th[ Statf flf BLUE LUSTRE not only 'rids Mrs. Warren Reeves. l'h. Eveninp H!-!568 KeBIIedy of New York. Kenne- an early sign of rheumatic leY111 1 Veterans Memorial Hospital, carpels ol soil but leaves 6llfl.3290, Albiii!Y, 0. 7 24 31e WT tly has DOW oaid whit many In er Ill' some other dlseaae lbal 7 24 6 t ROOM bouse and ·balh, licit lf Pomeroy, Veterano Hos- pile soft and lofty, Rent electhe Senate had thought but not shodla not be neglected. pltal, Huntington, Middleport trtc shampooer $1. Pomeroy I!!X1'ERJOR and Interior pailtt-- and cold water, on Oliver aaid. This Ia that Fulbrl&bt's ID othero the cause I ·. E!Mr&ency Squad, Rev. Do•· Cement Block Co. 7 25 6tc lag, roof and repair work, st. Ia Middleport, o. Phoae capricious turBa· PT. PLEASANT _ 'ftxe Ma ' I ' l ald. BOOne and all !¥ people SUPER S'I'UFF, sure auf! That by job ot by boor. Pb. VI 3- 992-5166. 7 211 6tc hoot ~· for~ISD aid - a hJrna. lief thet therep wu 80 sucb ~D County 4-H Sljle Review wil 10 ol ' lhe F~ Baptist Church is Blue Lustre lor cle~g %100. 7 17 12tp GAYNELL WISE property- 00 SYDNEY AUuatralia (UPI) bout mthewblch be . l~glnslsts thing u simple growing pains be held at tbe Appalacblll Pow who Rent WILL DO balin•, • p•"' ~ ' upon oery cnpp m re-and cardsme nd with all rugs 2nd upholstery. ,., Ph. 99:1-7931~ 108 Butternut ,.ve. •vv - A• Australian scientist· IBYS strictiona which for yeanx be galned wide aeceptanee. Now er Company Audi!Drlum . .lr in any w:y durPick7 19 6tp 5293. 7 22 tfe - if an asteroid now speedilg II>- bad Implacably oppaaed - lo Dr. James E. Boone of Toron1 iJII my reeent Uloeu. Btc Employment W1nted I ft?OM house and bath, storm ward the_ earth veered !ust simply "a retreat from to, alia' thorough study of m. y E · e Steelel: & 7 25 ·•- Ka If wtndows one acre m Tu~ slightly 1t would crub snto sponslblllty " the leg p8111o that occur at night . ugen · J"'"' u7 SOME-........G T-0 PA~ WANTED - Work for b u 11' ' r ' • Ia .LOU. from 2 to 17 b chairman ol the Style Reri" 26 1te """ ·~ dozer, Phene 992-2208. pers Plains, 0., Rt. 7, Price the pl811et with the Impact ol Thio is an understatement. "'"'"'"" · • . as Committee . · ---....,..-Singer sewing machine com$6200. See W. Blake lor in- 1,0110 hydrogen bambs. Fulbri8ht's cooduct oa the ~eH . the~Owtrlll Four-H 191111 ard ttJ, II' ~ • ...,,.. , ,. plete with attachments. This I %1 lOtc apection. 7 2& 3tp Professor S. T. Buller, pro- foreign aid bill, aa chairman p re y o exist. ey are 5th and eth year cloth;": ....._ machine equipped t.o zig zag, U k -- lessor of theoretical physics at of the once powerful IOd most common between the ' . - ..... , ~ ~:.~vR:.:~~~:~~~ I make buttonholea. Take over -~ Auto S1las Sydney University, madl1 the once tleepl respoDSible Senate ages I to 12 a~ occur equally leets are elfslble lo _partlclplle 'il J wha departed this life one payments of 15 per monlh or TWO MARE pomes. Lincoln IJ55 DESOfo autOmaticV-3 statement 18 an intenletr w1111 Foreiga ~latlona Committee In boys ~ grrls. They are 1D this event. The wmners to ' '' year ago tnday, July , _ pay balance due $49.22. Call Smith, 339 J'earl Street, Mid- new batterY, tires, good the Sydney Telegraph. hal hill 10 parallel for ~·chiefly In chifdran "ho are represeat Masoa County In the 26 house 1965 . 99:1-3218· 7 21 A "'•ee II ncaut lD our dleport. ltp motor 0. Owtle • 179 He aaid the uteroid bowa tbillty iJ1 th t mm1ttee thin and who have overpro- State Wool CoRtesi and • lh_e 7 24 111 ~1 ' ' peedi• ard SpoilS a eo tectlve parenls State Style Review on AlrliUSt We miss his smile, his touch. HudaoD St., lllddleport, after 8!1 Icarus was • -~B tow in man) decades. · 15-17 at Jackson's Mlll wiD bo l ' A precious oaa from us Ia 0 A I L Y C R 0 SSW 0 R D S. 7 :14 3tp _ the earth at 70,000 miles per The committee's whole tradi, The pains are deep and chosen from· those girls with I ·aone, ACROI!S <S. crew or u.e 18. God1165 PLYMOU'I'II, good lire!, boor and was expected to pus lion has been to defend l)lld their exact location Is poorly Woe! Outfit and Complete Cot!- . We loved him very much. ~ :;-:,~' ~;:;t ..eilORt shape. automatic four nullion miles awa~ '" ~~- to foster on the Senate floor defined. Dr. Boone believ~ twne garments. Nancy Tell will So lladly missed b)' wife, Je&l! I. McQuire 1. Decl.,.. 19. Ap11-anamissioo, 53,0110 actual If ~ divered ooly a lit~e btl, at least _those ••pects of Am<ri- ! lhe cause is ~e stretching of conduct a modelling trainlnR and' chlldrea, DaVId and C81'aisters aao1 2.Preorslng plauda miles. VI 3-2600. 7 :14 etc be said, II could IDIBSh mto the can pohcy - notably for01gn tendons and ligaments liS the · 1o 8 11 0 f th · •· •~ 1 othero 3. "King "' 30. way StAir- - -- - -· - whleh · are long sellJ<• · length. Ba fore tle!Slotl r oI• IDCI all those lVbo Ioved :11. Immatu,.. the beuto" 1t50-OLDSMOBILE ood ti- - 1earth aa- •n total destruction.. axd "" bones I •rease ID the style Reviewe . fllr,. ""' blra. 7 26 1tp _iDoecto '-Hebrew poot run good sell cbe~p ~~ "If ~ bit the earth, It and "!partisan and which !lave emphSfizt& the fact thel, 11 The theme for this year'• For Rant 11. An measure :1:1. Gemoaa 7 24 ate would bt like tlte explosive po";; hid the unswerving support of your child has swelling, red- Style Review is "Stairway to 992.~ • ' ......,bly, >.Regret . ., . er of 1,000 hydrogea bambs, the last lour Presidents of the ness, tenderness to deep pres· Fashion." The narration of the SERViCE Mr. ani! .. . {l_;.;..,.Qlel l"' l I llllph ll'riZiei'J ed fill! furtlllll' trainln1Review erawd at the Zlperl'['lallecl with Mr. lllil Mrl. A. Members l)f the Temple Dally Sen~n•l, __ PJ~Mroy-Mldd"port, f.: Jldy 1-fi 1~ and famHy, Ga!Upolls; Mr. and Mr aDd Mn Raymond NeJ. ment Farm. A iood ptotit was R. Caaler IDCI crandlon, Steph- MethodiSt Church WSCS met N . . 'UIU Mrs. Otlxo and oriiD, IGD wllh 1 surprise made by the lfOUp, 'Tiiose 11- eu Spencer, With Mrs. carl Greenlees, un! IAUTZ E l.lSTS U. J ...I IV . Jr., Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs- I birthday party on Sunday even.lteadlng the meeiiDa _were Ke- Those from lblt arta attend- Wednesday evening. Mrs. wn- 1 Carl R. Kaatz, zj), s.>n of Mr. rA JWtlalld VCUU<:.l~.eW8 Jandot\n G!Uogjy anti .l.Jlarkgl' :Ml- \!rig In honor of •the 16th birth• zlab Dye,_ Heleu Jeffers, Ida mg a reunion of the descend· llam Lawson bad the program I and Mrs. Carl W. Kautz, ; r enrtlli!d In the Dullness Adm ·. Mrs. Harold G1jo Y, Vle: ld the' d ghter Kar and Bonnie Chelldle VIvian i '' R • p h 1· ted · · tr tl t'.nnr nd I .. · . ~y and Bruce and Mr. and ! ay o1 "' au ' en G to Mrs Cf J 'dan Mr !ants of W. E. and Emma ChBie lusmg the topic of Automalwo ou,e, omeroy, as en II JO JS ~ --•~ rl"~' ' • .~~ ' . Mr, and Mrs. l!lmzle Davis Mrs. Arthur C~abtree, local. ISue. Those preaent lor the oc- Bo~ :~nes 'Em':::a ~utingt! 1 Jeffers at Chillicotbe on Sun- Iand Leisure. She gave IJOillO !he u s. Air ~orce· and is p e- ferrinl fro!ll Oh_'?o .StsM __..._ '"'ted h ,_ easton were Jenny Wblttlngton,l ' Iday were Mr. and Mrs. Reed · . : sently undergomg lour weeks of versity , of p~- .. ., v... er .... Mr. and Mrs. Austin Withrow Delores Hoyd Helen peek and Freda Smith. J•" M nd M G very mterestmg facts about the ba· s1c trammg. A 1964 gradua 1e · \ .,, 0Cb 1 d W and T Cb lesto t • • c.uers, r. a rs. ene ·~ lherp•' Pa"''s ll'eB~ I . W son, ommy, ar "'-Thad Dye, Douglaa Lowther. I !.tr and Mrs Donald Jones •Jeffers Margie Lesier and topoc. Mrs. Murl Galaway led of Eastern High School he i• a . ,. C. lledeck on h un~bay.th,,..ylnal so I b. tVha., spel nt Sllllddaly wxth Mhls i Jimmie Fauber, Dale Jortlan, DonaW and D~vld Nelsonvill; Marco' Mrs ~ Jordan and devotions. Refreshments w~e graduate of Columbuo Busin""' l SERVICE AT .P,\RK , . ' ca slaters on er ro Mrs er·ln-aw an sster '·I Barbara Brookhart' Donnie and Mrs. Roy Wiseman ' ' Mr. · and Mrs. Rich· ser ved by the hostess and Col!ego. Pr10r to his enlistment, · · · flit 1M ~• 'nd Mr ro and ersMrs -awl J . and WUllam La\V,;,n and of children, The annual proruc K Crabtr~ and. Mr and Mr,' lfamny · !Cheadle, Billy.~oore, Mrs. T. Harrisonville were guests of ard Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- ~augbter, CaiOlyn, to Mrs. Ar- 1 he was employed at Radio Sta- CarletoiJ Sundar School wUb, · ·1 P t ·K th E C btr ha IL. Broodkhtheart, h"""t· Ru\!l Stark, Mr. and Mr1. Earl Starkey on Uam Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs t.. ur C::"btMree, MQr~. R~lle tion WJEH as an announcer. 1 be held Sunday july 31 at Edgar Crabtree. 1 I v. enne . . r~ . ee s ey an os amlly, Mr. . Friday. Donald Jones, Jr., will Sex Cheadle and family, Walt· Arbaugu, rs. umn Russell, I I ' , • .. Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight , complet~d basiC trammg and and Mrs. llaymond Nelsoq, Ka- report for duty with the Armed er and Crystal Baumgaortel Mrs. Murl Gaiaway, Mrs. Carl Royal Oak Pa!'k .. Rtv. _Cfydt · • ; of Cilium bus sPOol weelalnd Is spendmg a few days at bis l ron Sue and Sara. • Forces In Waohin lo D C Iand Mr and Mrs Carl Ross Crabtree, Mrs. Mendal Jordan, RUPE ENROLLS 1 Hmton, pastor, wxll bt ¥.-. here with their parents, Mr. ' home here with his wife, par- 1 The Busy Bee SOcjety ol tbe 1at' lhe close of hlsg le~ve · · and fantlJy, Forty : two friends -Mrs. Robert Mattox, Mrs Rob-; Larry W. Rope, son of Mr,1char~e of worship ""~ ~~;" and Mrs. D. 0. McKmght and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Carpenter Baptist Church metJ · nd , 1 11 eo w r resent. ert Stout, Mrs. Howard Stan- and Mrs. Lawrence A. Rupe, 1the park at D a. m. 1P11 C~rl.- • • 1\lr, and Mrs. Fern Gill oily. Crabtree, lll!d other relatives. j at the church on Thursday ev- Mr. and Mrs. Lewio Smltll a •8 v e• P ley, l1rs William Lawson and . Langsville, !las been accepted 1ton Sunday ~hoof wlil loll•• Otbers vlsltlllJ at the Gillogly He will return to Ft. Knox, Ky. l ening. A report wu given on and Nancy were in Charleston, Robert Jeffers spent Sundlly guests. Russell Crabtree, Rilla ' at Gallipolis Busines& College at 10 :JO a. m. Evtryol1t If . home over the weekend were on FridaY,.)vbere he is schedul· lhe groi!P MrVilll the Twlll8h1 1 w. Va., on Sunday wbere tbey . with the Carl Greenlees fam1ly. l Rhoades and Cheryl Lawson. I for the Fall Quarter beginnin& l lnvlted. .' . e' -- --- - - ·- - -·- ··-·· ---·~- --- - - · - -·- ·- , / :,. ' . ' .. ,, ' ' i "''" '· ·~~ ' .,, �.,. ':f''i"lh· .... ,:> '' ·'r~ \•. I " .. • 0., ' 'Arolind and About · Pomeroy lt:i~n.· -Lane Vows Taken ( '. Laurel Cliff Church V.ol~ • 1!18 _... .•.lit ::: ·~.:~.~~ . ~ . , r.. .._, About ... ' · . . . . 28, 19M oor.~age ~ Picnic, July·Meetmg ' · ~fila ked. ~ U: In Holl ywood :;~. ~~~:"~y ~siMs w- ~ ' ' ..... . ,• I • enttne ,_:· 'i"J ' . ' >I '- . - ., .. , ..' . I Wlf!IN&s SUPPU~S~ Ellery J k DIes • Sudden}y I· : Frank W• . Porter, Pomeroy attDrney, diiC!o~ today a nonprofit orgaldt~liott tiu beea foimed for lbe :J'uppeni PlainsCh te w te • ..... •llo and es ! a ~-~ 11 nded th e SIIIIIUJl. """"'""' .exte 20 days. .. Th'II group.. may, or , ~)' 1101, be the operatlng ~P· II 18 mostly to org~ ~ ov· ~ee the water s~, he : Slid. . .. . . . . ' A 2tklay extension baa been N:A. . ~IQURE If'! AREA- Bill Crawford, left, Newspaw ~fe.rprlse ·ve f lh Association. cartooniSt, of ')! ork, Is in the tri-ci)IJnty 1\r.. for. tbe 21st 81 n or ose wanllnt __ to annual National Field ASIIOCiatio n tournament, w}:llch Is unde,r way near Pt. Pleasant: Crawford's ed1tonal cartoons appear frequently In The Dally:.$e.Qtlnel. H' IS pictured here with Sentboel Publisher Richard s. Owen. They ate' discussing some of Crawford's w.ork compiled rece11t ly. Crawford is on vacation and Is "20 points down in my event," in the NF AA. He Is quartered at the Alpine Motel in Gallipolis. edttorl~l ~cbery ·Ne~ sign ujl lor ~e water system. Itere~t In the following areas: :$10 with the total cost of the · higher cost than the The deadllne 18 August 8th. A R.acme · Bashan Road, Morn- water tap amounting to $50 $5(1 total of 640 famllles have sign- log Star Road, Hemlock Grove All persons have until August present · ed as of Ibis date. Long Bottom and some areas Sth to apply. The group also wishes to· An baa 1 be along Route 33. note that the water system • . taycledone 111nda1 ,_ lnteno ted en A combination loan and grant . Anyone wishing to secure a lone will not increase taxes, con future awater .. system res may in 1rom the. Farmers Home Ad- ' tap after th1s. date, and th ere the on1Y ta x mcrease · being. 111 the mm1slrat1on bas been applied 1s no !me past their property 1buddmg a bathroom onto weir Ly· f cootacI Mr . Porter, LindseyEldon ODS, Delmar Baum, or .. The water system will be will not 1M! able to do do. This, , present proper ty . Gaul, Elclon BarnhW, Mrs . . engmeered m accordance With would apply mostly in fringe I All Interested persons are Jack Spencer, Harold Black- i the Interest shown. . . Iareas, where no great interest . asked to contact anyooe OD ston, George Cllrper, Don Betz- On?" the .system IS engmeer· has been shown. A family wish· ' the committee and to do 10 lng, Stacey Arnold, Ralph ed, hnes will onl be extended. I ing to tap .on the system after as soon as possible. Welker or Roger Keller. Persons WIShtng to he ID· the dead !me date, and the I Fifty per cent more algners . eluded m the new water sys- 1water line goes by his proper-. are needed in fringe arw It The group noted 8 lack of m- tem are required to deposit lly, may do sa, but at a much ]was pointed out. ' 1 1 1 MaJOf • Ch ' anges :. '. . . , '., , l''',i' ,,,,. ' ,1·, ' .... . . ., "'"'"I" .. , ··--- ..:...:.::..==-==----- ·- i' I'" Robbers Leave .Clues In Vehicle Laws Will Be Asked . .· ... .' 79c 89c 89c ~ ~lr I TAlE · · 39c and 9k ' -'.aG5111EATRE ALUMINUM FOit 31c to $1.09 a rail 1 1!:" =I ..., f,\' { ' ~ Procto~ C~ ::eo::lter· 1 NOT A • ElLue-rf.e''l_.ds In Pom.eroy 1 IN WE WORLD 1 LOW COST HAVE YW BEEN AUTO LOAN FOR REV .SATIN WALl PAINT? At ~a tiona I ,,ll Mambw P..s.rel o.po.tt Corporlllon = '"-------.1! Mlclclllpllrt, 0. . _:' ·HOUR TENNIS SHOES RcMh's Shoe Store .....,_ _ _ _ _ _ __.:._ _:...;_,=:;_-.J i, ater VISIT~ 1 SOCIAL CAJ JE~ NDAR .·: ~.· ,· 'l· .,."'' • ' ~oody Trin to 'est ·r H'JJh"JJ' I I Ie Trash proving Most Dorable f aII on rv · ' ., ..~ Koblentz \VtnS Scholarship, 7 a1 ll •I k ... I If 0: f' 1 .(.'if~ .• {~~W"~ ( 'CI~b ofTuppers Plains. :.tie.r"" hn..rt · ·. N~""'s, •f . .. .... at tile Mtlp F.fl!'j ,\upal ~. • ... ~· ' of slides Bhowed the varlCJl!l llolfo -·· llelp 11 - ~· 'rbGie Mi ·. •d ·. ~ atP.~n~c ,er8' aild vi!Jietauon. . wl!lll!J Ia ~ .ctOD~ W thti Mrs. Doris Davis, chaJrljlal ~ ..en ~: .M~· J~ of the nom~er . show wllldl lhl 'l'Urlter, ~~ MH. Peal ~.'~--• fo the next •- Be..., Eli beth vL.' The -re served Horton Brown. of CObrlumlherbus •""-, ._. 'Ntta Jeu Miss Seren LewiS 11 to club is puwwng r M..s Ml za bride's mother wore a cake and punch n• ......., __....._ ""·'ling . ted The Alii' d.aughter of Mr. and Mrs. CIH· light blue dras with ll)atchlng wllh Mrs. Klein serving the spent Friday, Wllh his 8 IUtellle 11'1-1111 BeaHII u a counselor w,ek at lbe orjler by Mrs. Mwaw, mee •,repor · rprd . Klein, Laurel Qifl, be- accessories and a of cake, Mrs. Gerald Pullins, lhe and sisler-iJJ..Iaw, Mrs. ean1a req.. Slda at Plymouth Prellbftertan 19 .m embel:B ust meetmg wlllClarence be held at Harley Brown. HeMr.alsoandvisited New Plymouth. Min Camp Lewis president, one guest,with Mliii · Joy Coorey, h~e Ill Mrs. Hea came the bride of Pvt. Tom pink carnations. Mrs. Lane ice cream, and Mrs. Harry h' . te M s Hazel Hun1- tells wUI be liven at lhe a student at Warren-Wilson present. Roll ~all• w:••. lins.wer- ley. Lane. son of Mr. and Mr.~. Cal· wore a two piece dress of aqua Clark, presided at the punch ~s" r~, k rs · in nd MrL Metg1 Cowlty H.-Ita DepulAshville, N.C. Her ..,_ ,c1 ,by ,ach member naming "a v'n Lane, Middleport, Sunday, and blue, with while accessor· bowl. ~8 tti 8~ V~~r~ns M..: ment In Pomeroy ~~~ July le, ~Is. June graduate pojlu)ar way Dowers are us~ HAVE ·GUESTS July 24, at the Laurel Cliff ies and a while carnation cor· The bride lo a graduate of e l:lll IAI 3 P· m., Jaly Zl, I a. Mlddt......t , High School, wUJ today!' Mrs. Macy, lane~' Mr. l!nd Mrs. Roy McCoarl . el H r ~ta~ Free Methodist Church. ,sage. Pomeroy High School and is mona ospl Wh.al turned m.IAI!l,lld A..,..at.Z,If I ':'?' ""lreadth · fth0 00lh of o-h..t- Pa were gueala The vows of the double ring , A reception for 50 gueslo_was member of the Laurel CUff Free 1boMrmes.SaWiuerdlbyay .._meyCireeveland uv nurae II on duty. attend ens thisOmo fall' University at Alb- """ · Mrs. I. e0.Vei'JI! McCoy o, ·was ... Ia• of ,..,.... the __ 0. K. ,, Casto • ,s, Po....... -•·'"" ceremony were read by the held at the home of the bnde's Methodist Church. The groom I h h lied b the • chlfie of the . progriun. · Mrs Route, Sallird•Y through Wed1 1,.. Rev. Eugene Gill at 2 p. m. parents following the ceremony. attended Middleport High w ere sf ~e;a~:n-law ~ank . -; Mr. and M111. Eber Lewis are Carl · Barnhill prestmll!d · ~ nesday. Other callers tho week· before an altar decorated with A blue and white color theme School and at present Is serv- ~e~:~ Sh a~ompan- ·. spending several dl\ys at . topk ''Beat ·the lint." Mn. end were Mr. and Mra. John baskets of white gladioli and was carried out. The bride's lng with the U. S. Army at Ft. .;. bo r. b ~ w~ ght r and ' borne here in Middleport Rubal caldwell dlsevssed "Now Buchannan, Reedsvllle, Mr. 1 . :e fern. table with blue and white rov- Riley, Kansas. er ..;'uM e Her· they are preparing to move 11 the Time To" · M~ dar- and Mrs .. Richard Sellen, CoNuptial music was present· er, · ·s centered with a three- After a tbree-day wedding son-111- ~· · abo e~~ed to Lebanon, Ohio. where he 1~ Mas•ar preaeilted h;0' con- Iv· bus, L. Beegle and Mr. and ed by Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pian- tiered wedding cake topped trip, the couple wJU return to ~~ ~er m";;11 ta~ Sunployed u a correction tests. Mrs. Mary Jane· Goebel ~. Don. Beeglt and ZaiH! also is~ and Mrs. Harry Clark, .,.. with a miniature bride and Laurel Cliff where Mrs. Lane e r orne, on ne on 'IIley have sold their home was ·ihe 'winner of ·the firs! ·of COlumbuS, Mr. and Mn. loist. who sang "Oh Promise Igroom. A punch bowl centered witl remain with her parents day. Mr. and Mrs. carl Horky cuiltest and Mrs. Gtice Stout Chancey and Roger. Mr Me." with a red heart was on one for the present and Mr. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Mow· family. Mr. and Mrs. the seciond. Mrs. Patricia lind Mrs. Claude Stoats of Rip Given ln marriage by her iend of the table. Ice cream, will return IAI Ft. Riley. rey Sr. and granddaughter, Lm· Richard Koblenz Pomeroy have been employed .in Goe!M!I· won the traveling prize. ley; W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs .!tiller, &he hritle wore a walll , da Jean spent SUI!day 10 Colum· has been selected ~ the winn~ port •nd hlll'e beeU actlve Patio ar~enll ·were the Harold Roush Portland Routt. length dress of white lace, I bus With Mr. and Mrs. Earl of the Ohio . . Scholai'IJ!!Ip A· the First United ...... I f the featuring a fitted bodice with I French. Other guesls of the ward offered by the Atliertcan Church. They QaVB peu. MIDDLEPORT long sleeves oommg to pomts' .Frenches were Mrs. George Institute of Coo[ieratlon <AIC) I ters, Mrs. Georle arrangements, ribbOns· were ·•· Mils. 0. 0. Mcintyre and MlB! 1 over the- hands. and a full I Mowrey Jr., and son Larry of for exc.ellence Ill OllOperallve Chi!Ucothe and Mrs. warded to Mrs. Patricia (loe., Edith HutslnpJllor, both .o skirt. Her veil of nylon net North Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. farm business activities . . He Springer of P'li'lll1liy, lei, Mts. carl Bamhlll and GaiiJpolls, vlsl~ Sunday With was held in place by a crown ; Leo Thurber and Steve of Co· wilt soon leave borne for Fort Mrs Claren~ Headley There Mrs. Mclntyres cousin, Mrs. of seed pearls. She carried a i lumbus. . i Collins, Colo., to attend the 38th Mr. and Mrs. Robert wer~ ·numerous other ~rrang..: Walter 'Athey, Middleport. Misl booquet of small while and 0 Mr. and Mrs .. Gratis Bryan annual A.I.C. summer session and daughter, Kim, menlo .. Of these, ribbons were Al!"a Ohlinger, Middleport, _Is blue floWers , with white 1 of Powhatan, v1s1ted Saturday 00 farm business, July 31-Aug. from Ada, Ohio, to rded to M I 0 McCoy spending two or three days with streamers. HO:.LYWOOD (UP! ) - "The ahead with the part on faith-If with Mrs. Gladys Cockier at 3 at the Colorado Stale Univer- where he has been ::. Loll M:a-in,· and Mrs: Mrs. Walter Athey, Middleport. Miss Carolyn Buckley, maid :worst trash that ever insulted it was clear that Jed had Holzer Hospital. slty. Line Coach lor the of honor, wore a white lace . the ublic intelligence .. quoth control of the mlllion• ol Gordon Fisher stu?enl at . . School which h88 an Barnhill. FREE CLOTHiNG dress with white , acc-essories, !one Pol the kinder r.;lews of dollars at all times. Mountain State BuSiness Col· R1chard · joliiS a select group i of approximately two Miss Cooley showed and de- ·The Salvation Army 11 havlna and a pink carnatiOn l'Orsage. ' "The Bever! Hillbillies" on its lege, spent the weekend with of 4-H members, one boy or I s\udents. scribed slldes of Hawall. Mils a free clothing day Thursday Miss Barbera Klein sisler of i d b "Paul said he wouldn't do the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma- g~rl from e.ach state, who will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing Cooley hid taken the· slides dur· morning from 9 a.m. until 12 Y 1 1 ttl!' bride Mid Miss' Nancy Gill .j e u our years ago . series with anybody but me, so son Fisher and family. He was be honored at a special cere- CleWJ!d,. f t ftcalion lDg the live years she has noon at liS Butternut Ave., In were ~maids and wore Jlut this summer the televl· he agreed to my demand."· accompanied back to Parkers- mony on the "Youth lttlportS" I of her moth!!t, Mrs. J. K. taught scboel ill Hawaii. She Pomeroy. Everyone In Melp pink d...,.ses and carried a ' sion hayseeds are back before Ebsen's foresight' Is responsi· burg, W. Va. Sunday evening, program of the Institute on Mo~- 1 and other relaUves. Mr. Bing a plans to return to teach there county and sflrrounding areal bouquet of pink and white flow- : the cameras for their fifth year ble in large part for the show's by Mrs. Fisher and da1Jihters. day evemng, Aug. I. ·He wiD I former faculty member of Mid· ·IJIIln in tbe fall. Many of the is welcome. ors with white streamers. The Ion the tube, confident they wltl success. Without .the strong, Carla and Barbara and Mrs. he among some I,OOO young : dleport High Scbool, now flower girls, Darla Gill, in 1 remair ·, the top tO as they stable father, the series doubt- Ernest Harris. farmers and rural youth scho- l. es in the East Cleveland School:s.ll pink dress, and Connie Woode, ' have the preceding four years. less would have dissolved in its Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Iars from all parts of.the coon· , in green and white dress, car· One man. at least, knows first season. and son of Belpre spent Friday try and several foreign COUD· Weekend guests of Mr. ried small baskets ol Oowm. precisely why they're returnand Saturday with their parents, lrles attendmg the ronference Mrs. Dana Swift, High St., --- il Mr. Jlllln Klein, brother of ing, too. He's Buddy Ehsen who Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and 10 swap InformatiOn and esper· Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L, .. the brfd~; served as best man 11 stars as Jed Clampell. Mr. and Mrs. Sam · Aruold. lences, and learn about farm and children, Jerry, Ylclde; allll Roger Klein, '"nne whole world is looking Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher busmess methods. chael and Randy of Bellaire. II 1 pint Pintle Boxer 11 c brother of Jht; tnide, and Steve for a father fJgure," the actor and children, Lucinda, Laura Saturday guests Included Lane, brother of the groom. explained on a rare day off. and Paul of Cincinnati were and Mrs. E. J. Swift andM:::II i""~;;;;;;;i;;;;;~~liiiii=...ii-='\ "And old Jed Clampett is just weekend guests ol his parents, 3C SOn Dale of Athens; Mrs. 1'111 pt. Plalltlc Boxn 15c thai. TU~DAY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher. G88klll, Akron; Mrs. . •, ''Our success is the same as POMERO~ ~CTU will have Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and Qark, Col. ; Mr. and Mrs. 1 quart Pintle Boxn that of 'Bonanza.' Papa Cart- a potluck piCDIC supper at the Kenneth of Akron, Mr.!. James Swift and sons, Larry, Jr .• 3 for 50c wright has the same sort of United Methodist Church Tues· Fisher and children of Clnclnna· ny, and Bruce of G«<llpolls. TONIGHT appeal. These are men who are day at 5:30 P· m. Members are uand Mrs. Paul Fisher, Miners· PT. PLEASANT - Ellery ·r. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dalley C!dlltOU.. BAKER I l'lnt Pl01tll 1111 the )~ends of their households. to take their own table serblce. ville, visited sunday morning, tSprlngllme) Jackson, 62, of Canton were Sunday auesta of IN tOO In·• " ' * - - Their families love and respect PAST MATRONS of Pomerny wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Masou Fish· 1514 Kanawha Street, died Mon- Mr. and Mn. James SoDden. "MARLOW" Wile! wu Harlow really like? them." Chapter 1116 OES will have their er and family and his mother, day at f:30 p. m. very sudden- Mr. and Mrs. Emenoo Jones I Quort Pllltlc IIIII --p!UilOff.seroen Ebsen .exudes the annual picnic Tuesday at 6 Mrs. Wi!Uam Fisher. ly at his home. He was a r..: were weekend pests of 11 In•·"'*·- - Jane Fonda. Alain Oelon same strons-minded indlvloual~ p.m., at the borne ol Mrs. J. w. Mrs. Mary Bentz returned to tired cook for the Mississippi daughter and IIOil-iD-Iaw• and Lola Albright Quut Pllltlc .... IN ty that he Infuses ln old Jed. McMurray iu Mason, w. Va. her employment at the Ohl• Valley Barge Lines of St. Louts, and Mrs. Lee DlYlclJon of •JOY HOUII" .Oin•"'*~-Re believes too many men 1\'...nbers are to bring a cover· Power Co. office, Monday, after and. a former painter. lumbus. WtbNimaY, THURS. tum tlle1r paychecks ed dish and own table service. a two weeks vacation. A resident of PI Pleasant for hMrlld. and BreMrsnd . LeeandSmllh on61'1HDAY llltiCIJIIilly over to their w1ves Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson · c reo, a J!ll!o-2'1-21~ every week, becoming ooly WEDNESDAY and daughter of f.ulumbus were the past 22 yea~, he was born have returned from J:=: "RI!'O LINI 7GCIO'' . James Cano Laura Devon money machines while mama WILDWOOD GARQEN Club 1 weekend guests o/ Mr. and Mrs. Dec. 25, 1903, In Ronceverte, ville, Ala. where they VI --andruns the famlly. will meet at the FOrest Run Waller Bentz Lincoln Helghlo. W. Va., a son of the late Her- ed with her parents, ·Mr. · "LOVE IN A "Today there are more Methodist church, Wednenday ! Mrs. Gladys Smith and Mrs. bert B. and Julia V. Johnson, Ml'l. ~·.F. ~mrc-wortll , BLDFIIH BOWL• also v1B1ted .JI!Omls In FleriiliL rOIIItiiY !Indo Fabian people looking for 8 daddy than at 8 p.m. for a workshop. Mrs. 1 Alberta Hawse ol BarberiDn and Jackson. know it," he went on. "Jed Tony Fowler of Dudley Florist i Roland Rummel of Columbus, Surviving are hil wife, Gen- . Weeke-~ guests of Mr. -----...... ··---- - ·- . Cut-RIIit- PJutio Wnp· Clampett is a good father, not WID be guest speaker. Members 1spent Sunday at their home 10 eva Wartman Jackson, and ! Mn. Robert SharJl and Mr. . 100 ft. rolla . Jl• two nieces Mr.~. Frances Jack· I Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and just for the characters on the are to brmg a cutting for ex· ' M'n rsvllle i show but for a Jot of people change_ and also cookiea and ; ~;. and ·Mrs. Anth~ny Scbu· son, Jersey City, N. J., and ily, were Mr. and Mn. Wayne ColcNtip_ ·' - ......r 'itoua: or. ONe II" by 50' rolla - - Sfc who walth the series regularly. the officers a soft drink. ' ler and daughter, Linda ol Co- Mrs. Vera Sertvans, Institute, Sharp and daughter, Marilyn TONIGHT He fulfills a need. lumbus spent the weckeod wllh w. va. Jo, and Mr. and Mrs. Cllt·RIIt Wox Poptr· July 22.26 125 It, rolla 21• "For years this country has JOHN GEE A.M.E. Cburch his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja., Sharp and son. Jody of ZaneWolt Dl...,.o been headed for a matriarchy. will hold its annual Sunday c0 b Schuler Funeral semce• wlll be held vllle. ,.MMBI"' And II hasn't been helped any School picnic at Lake Alma. Mr and Mrs R>berl DaugiJ. Thursda~ at 2 p. m. in lilt The birthdays of Mrs. La• Peltm'l>~·tmimated ·!!irloon Allin- 'lbe Novel by by some of those television Transportation will leave tery ·and son R~rl .Jr .. of eo- Crow • ussell Funeral Home. I renee Milhoan and ber Fellt s.tten shows that portray dad .. a from Third Ave. at 1, 30 1 bus wer• weekend guests of B ·1 will he m Kirkland Mem- ter, Mrs. Vernon Weber --aiJC>744 bumbling idiot to make fun of. p. m. All are welcome 10 :ir grand~oth•r. Mrs. Cora orial Gardens. Friends may call observed Sunday with 1 "DISijEYLAHD Af'TIIt DAittc" , They've painted hlm into a attend. Wi ins and Mrs. Editb Tho· at the funeral home after 10 ily ~r at the Vernon Welter [.ouis Annstrong corner many times. THURSDAY gg a. m. Wednesday. home m Rutland. Present were BobbJ. Rydell Was Hesitant m~~. and Mro. Sheroey Swan Mr. and Mrs. · Milhoan and Mr. ,.., •• .9tbeili When producer Paul Henning WILLING WORKERS class of and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince 1 The Almanae 8lld Mrs. Weber and children. WEDS. -.l'I'IUIIS. fin~l approach Ebsen for the the Enterprise EUB church will spent Sunday at Dillon Dam and By U•lted Pre•• lllltrlatioaal Dennis, Dean, Donna, Dallas NOT 01"1N Presto Pressure Clampett role, Buddy was meet Thursday evening, at the Reservoir near zanesville and Today is Tuesday, July 26, and Duane. Pii6if titru YOISDAY Cooker-Canners _ $32.95 hesitant. home of Mrs. Myrtle Long Wllh wert guests ol Mr. and Mrs. the 207th day of 1966 witb 158 to ----29-Au.. 2 Sales in "The scripts had everybody Mrs. Ben Buck as the hostess. Paul Childers and fami]f. follow. GIVE DINNER Ste•m-Well Blanchers OD· IT" but Jed g~ttlng the taug~," he ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE Miss Sue Jean Raub of Car. . . Mr. and Mrs. MlltGn Roush 7'111 qu1rt sin _ $3.19 Wttb Tab lrtmter grinned. II was the kmd of will meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. ol City F:,1. .,bo is emplay- The moon Is between Its l11'8t entertained with a dinner Sunond· IJoria . Dowlin1 character thai could gel lost in Inspection will be conducted by ~ Dy E.-ter~ ~ir lines spent quarter and full phase. day, at their home, Syracuse. Can-Well C•nnert -f))IIJoCOLOIICAIITOONS - ~action. But 1 decided to go Virgil Atkins deputy. There will several d;ys wi'h :1er father , The morning stara are Mars, I Preaenl were Mr. and Mn. 7 Jar Sin _ _ $2.39 11M! a program and refreshments , Joseph Raub and son, Jack and Venus and Saturn. rad Ohlinger and daughters, $5.29 9 Jar Sin iwill be served. with her sisl•r, M,·, Joanne There are no evening stars. Kathryn and Naomi, and Mr. FRIDAY Tatlrrson an~ lamily. Irish dramatist and critiC and Mrs. Roush and Gregory ' 14qt. Enameled W.C.T.U. of Middleporl will Mrs. Orville of Ham- George Bernard Shaw was hom and Sandra. PreserYing Kettles $1.69 Imeet Friday evening, July 29 ilion was the weekend guest of on this day in 1856. , noon were Mr. · rsey Jar Fillers _ 19c and 49c the borne of Mrs. M. L. Kel-~ her father, Jo>enh !\aub and ! On Ibis day in history: Roush and ~ughterW E:"'o8 Iat lyon Grant Street A picnic wiD ' son. Jack. In 1925, American political gene of New aven, · · Foley Food Mills _ $2.69 he served at 6:30p.m. and mem-l Mrs. Walter Bentz spent sev leader William Jennings Bryan Rot•ry Food Presses $2.95 b<!rs are asked to take a cover- ereo days ol her vacati~>n with died of a stroke near Dayton, MEETS TONIGHT .J . ed dish and table service. her mother. Mrs. Edra Tenn. The American Legion A~lHo_..... o.pt. J· FOREST RUN METIIODIST gins, Minersville. In 1941, Gen. Douglaa Mac- ary of Drew Webller Post N'!' 0 church will have an ice cream I Mr. nne Mrs. Ctarles Arthur ~arne comm~er ol 39• will meet tGnlght at I · • social at the church, Frictay, b..: I spent ih~ weekend m . the American forces m the ciOOI. An execuUve meeting -~·QI£ ginning at 6:30p.m. Home made with their da~gbter ano Phillppines. Five monlha lllter \ ."'~,;;ll~be;_;;he~ld~al~7~p~.;m~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~~~~~ ice cream, cake and pie will be Jaw, Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Japan attacked ·Pearl Harbor. I ,. sold. ford ar.d family. In · 1952, King Farouk of "t· · Egypt bo!lrded bia royal yacht INDIANIANS RETURN Choir 1uu Outing and lrent Into exile. Mr: and Mrs. Vernon W. Bing I , Ia 1963, a devastating earthWhen ''ou H1v1 A and son, "Sonny," of Howe At Sauer • Camp quake J'I)Cked Skopje, Yugosla- . Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Ken: . Members of the choir of the via, killing hundreds. neth L. Miller and son, Randy I Mlddlep<irt First United Pres· . of Springfield,. Ohio, have re· bylerian Church and lhetr Stielf, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hor· LOOK~ turned to their homes alter vi· guests enjoyed an oollng Sun· ty tlld daughters, Shiell IIIII ' ,<.. , siting their parents, Mr. and daYat the camp site of Mr. and Janet; ~rs. AM Horky, .Sam IMrs. Vernon Bing and sister.~ Mrs. Lewis Sauer in CUlton, W. Hood, ·and the ~v. Howard ' Kay and Sharon, Pomeroy Rd: Va. A picnic was served andi!:;~.....,...._ _ _ _ ;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;...;;~ the afternoon was spent boat.-li • ing ·•d swimming. Attending were Mr. and Mr3. Sauer and family, Lois . •! and Georse; Mr. and Mrs. For All Tho Pamlly DRY Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptoostall and family, Edllb CLE4Ni,..G IIIII BW, Mr. and M1s· ~ 1181'\1 ind ~. JtJie, · ' S~uvlct Oit Requftt · · ely, and Michele; 'Mt:"-and ' r ., • "'"'"•! ' :era;;:;:=~~ ~rfledl. Mrs. JIK'.k Ruth Au Le~. Mrs. Lillian · l.obinsqn's a,UNQI ~IROV ' . co. Nine Records Shattered In Field Archery Round � 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 26, 1966 jackson powell robinson