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MIH Debbie Hawley o1 WaJ. James Hawley and Misl Mll
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OD Graat St. at 1:30 p. m.
aeaslon ... llle lltW . . , . a:IJII bridge - bonored with a PJI'• clresii!Bwley.
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for • plealc aupper. Mem·
i. the eealer field. Pl'i 'iu ,IY Tl!esaay evening In observ·
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ben are asked lo brlag table
were made fur work aeulou ~nee of ber IOth .blrthday, _at the
TO HONOR BELP
1!1ttees tor the coming year accept no reports after June !;
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named by the American motions made need not
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nen!Dgo aDd member. .,... IUIII Mrs. Nan Moore, In, Middle·
be boats for 1
~~~r Aualllery ol Drew a second; Ute flsral year was
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hel R fresbn\
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Deparlmeftt will ·
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Post Tuesday evening chr"ged 1o begin August I, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mite!&gt;
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer as
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cookout to be held at the Rut·
the Legion hall.
the convention next year will be were in Indianapolis, Ind. Manand daughter, Cindy, ?f Deyland Village
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held in Cincinnati.
day and Tuesday, to attend the
ton. ere here for a VISit with :Roger Morgen end famlly... ~-~~~ of ice Cl'ellm IIICI cake evenJna,--July Sandt. a
whO
Catherine Welsh, preSident, The National Convention
- San Diego ball
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his mother, Mrs, David Farm·
!_jlre served during ljle nenlng. their fa~l!les,
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In charge. of the mee_ting be held in Washington, D. c. game.
visited with Bill
er end Mr. and Mrs. Arthur •
'l7)0se aUendlng were .the bon- helped at the Fourth of
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:::n~~s of ~~a~~~~ August~ ~~=P~::~ Wilson , . of Mr. and ~rs Mr. Henry Ervine of Welling- Skinner.
Debbie, {lath Fulll, OX·Roe81 are .lnvl«id·
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Willard Wilson who Is a Pilch- f d K
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meeting held prec-.umg that Cripple&lt;' Children's Dey
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Dr. and Mrs. Dell Russell c1
meeting were read and Bet- at the Stele Falf will be Aogust er or e an ~ego a res. Smitlt were united in marriage, Elyria were weekend guests of
ICnl
Cowan was welcomed as a ' 29. Mary Martin reported on Mark and Shari Milch spent July 10, at 2 p.m. at Ute borne his motlter, Mrs. Griff Russell,
Reports on the conven- the trip to Chillicothe Veterans a couple of days Utis week of Mr .. •lid Mrs. Ralph Sham of who is recuperating from a re.
Wee~end
tjon. held at Neig House in Co- Hospital.
with their grandparent•, Mr. ' Antiqmly by Rev. Early m front cent illness. Visiting with Mrs. Ja~ Howell Tent, Daughters
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end Mrs. .John Terrell.
: of a white altar end palms.
Russell Tuesday were
he•· of U?lon Veterans, mel Monday
• 14-eulzling and Mrs. Welsh, and Named on committees were M R. L. Gottlterdt and
niece Mr. end Mrs. Leland evenmg at the DAV hell, With
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Rulli Thornton
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The~r attendants were Mr.
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Mrs. Neutzhng also read the M
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son. Bruce, end Pat Stiles of 1 and Mrs David Thompson of Johnson of Columbus.
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Columbus arrived Wedne!day Medina ·Ohio The new Mrs
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French silk smt with brown ae- ' ··c h f3 th M J E C
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that lhe amoodment on the defense. u a Ia e er,
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d eign relations· Carrie
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cessor10s and a corsage of son and sister Miss Ruth Carze
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IP was n c ange ; ing, music ~nd public rela- phony.
I white carnation.
son. Mrs. Glb~ns remained for Iill In Holzer Hospital and Lil·
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A reception followed the wed- a Ianger VISI
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and mudl'tmpi'CvW:'
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secunty .. Ruth Hennessy, g~ Wednesday With her grand- ding. The coople chose Michi- 1 Mrs. Ernest Cover! visited thanks was read from the Coopcheer : Vlfg1n1a Fisher, pu~liel· parents, Mr. and Mrs. George gan for !heir trip. they are re- Wed sda
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On Sale This Weekend
Guinther, Faye
Wildermuth Mr. end :llrs. Barrie Phillips October then Utey will be in edrsl.he Wa~ eds Sayesphan
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N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.Hugh
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It was voted to raise
the Bearhs visited Tuesday after· Attending were: Dixie Smith , Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh v.:ted ;:· to take potluck end own table
t 'I'T. wm
dues from $2.50 to $3.50 per noon wllh Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Roy and Relph, Portland; Way- cently 10 ~u~bu~l WI M
~ !IOI'Vice. The report of'1he audit$"\ ,00 I fU~ftl
year. It was also voted to pur- Bearhs.
ne llohach, Portland; Ruby daughter 8
arru y, · r. ~ iDJ commlltee''1f8S giveD by
ON SALE FQI - - - - Grueser Minersville· Floyd llo- Mrs. Earl Bougher and family. Ml 1 N tzling and
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Big Stltctlon of PatttrntChildren's Home. A sympahty Rollm (Butch) u ms 0 bach. Astabula; Ethel Hohach,
rs. a e oummg as re- llt,t tr•~ pr11e dellalld by
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card was sent to Iva Powell, Thurston _arrived Tuesday night Racine; Elsie Smltlt, Portland; turned from Col~ wil.,. ·Jftw. ltellilli'"Waa awarded to
who lost her brother-in-law by for a VISit w1th his grandp~r- Charles and Irene Hobach, Syr· she attended. Ute American .. t.. Mrs. Neutzllng.
,_.,..y, Onto
death. and a get well card to ents, Mr. and Mrs. R o Ill n acuse: Josephine Smith. Ra- glon Convenllon and tbe 40 •I
Robert Hunnell, who
Bearhs.
cine; Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Wal- 8 Salon convention held there
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SALE! 12 Foot Wide
NOT--OPEN
surgery at Ute Veterans Has- M . d M Robert Y"" lers Veto Lake Ohio· Mrs. Dan last week. She stayed at th~
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alld daughter ~f Troy are Ute Smith Recine; Juanita Smith, e1 ~use w e 8 ,...,.ug . e ~· Etbel Boggs, Go lpolla,
"FORECAST"
FRID4ll; thru TUESDAY
of oppreciation was sent to
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Ross
Hobach
Galli·
conventions.
She
also
visited
vls11ed
her
cousin,
Mrs.
Waller
J~ 29- Aug. 2
Guido Girolami for his • gJues op1 , s mod ert.h
rls. polis· Mr and Mrs ' David witlt her son and family, Mr. Athey, recently In Middleport.
Soupy Saleo in
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Mr H 1
wltlt the Drum and Bug)e
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Thompson, Medina; Mr. and ; achn'ld rs. dame~ edouthem ng an Alher guFltsb!dawerend Mr
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With Tab Hunter
which participated In the
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nd Mrs Norris Carter Cronia Ci·'
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group
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hcellent patterns for Kitchens - Dlnlna Roomm :
and
Dowling
ade at the convention Preyer S Mr.
d anGl drs. daxLe as
li a f ty and
granddaughter
Pam· for a weekend tr1p
- Bat~rooms - Living Rooms.
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Mildred Spencer
Antiquity· w v s er ug , r. a · on Y·
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' Mrs George Price and family
---iciloisediitltieiimieeitiinig.iiiiiil/ day with her brother end sister- Mrs.
Ann Coe,
Recme,
end Mr.. and Mrs. Chari~ Ents-.
VISITING """"""',
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James
Earlyend
andRev.
family.
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for '~
1 Runnlnt Fool
In-law, Mr. and M:S- Harold
mlnger of Charleston, W, Va., Mrs. Bertha Ward and Tim·
W. Lemley and family.
spent Ute weekend bere with othy Lemley of Columbus are
12 FT. WIDE
bis mother. Mrs. David Ents· spending several days with Mr.
Potluck Picnic
minger and also In Westerville and Mrs. Harold w. Lemley and
Enjoyed by WCTU
witlt relatives. They were ac- family, Pomeroy.
SAtJI GENUINE
The annual potluck
companied to Charl~ston by
dinner of Ute Pomeroy
The Young Wives Club metre- J1U and Gale Entsmmger, who and Mrs. Paul Johnson.
was held Tuesday evening,
cently at the Royal Oak Park had spent the week With their Mr. and Mrs, Richard
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and grandmother.
and daughter. Lora, bave
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Mr. a Mrs.
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guest and asking grace The rs. ~n ce ou;g nd . . St. Cloud, Fla. visited over the Norfolk. Va. where they vlal.led
birthdays of Miss Ada ~nd Lu- 1or a Wiener roas a plcmc, weekend with his sister, Mrs. with his sl!ter, Mr. and Mrs.
erelia Genheimer were
Mrs. Lila Ridenour
Lawrence Bing.
Kenneth Cale and ddldren.
nized.
ed
over
a
sbort
meeting
when
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Wilbur
HanThey visited wltb tbelr parl,ms,
Normally 59.95
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it was decided to visit the
Ding spent the weekend In Co- Mrs. Mu Roller and
A sbort busmess sess1on was
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M:lddlebeld following the dinner, which
Glass factory end lhe
l~bus wllere they VISIIIil MrB. Wilbur Hanning In
While They Last ...
ned with a b mn and
tery sbop In September.
with Utelr BOll, Ronnie, a stu· pert be(1)re NtumiDI to
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will not be an. August meetl~g dent at Oblo Stele and with Mr. borne Ia Belpre.
sident. Miss Sauer and
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to the Meigs County Fa1r. lll{iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~;iiiiiiiiii
Betty Cline of Middleport
Arrangements were made to
w~comed as guesb!. Reports give Mrs. Earl Ritchie a filled
were given. A round robin was baby bank lor ber new baby,
sent to Mrs, 'Gladys Cockier at Mell.ssa. Attending were. Mrs .
Holrer Hospital. Miss Sauer, Clor1s Gaul, Mrs. Lela Windon,
All Wool- 9x12 SIZE
the speaker, had for her topic, Mrs. Sue Burke, Mrs, Marilyn
"God's Word the Bible."
Robinson, Mrs. Evelyn
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Sue Hayman, Mrs. Ja n,ie e
Big Bargains on Every Floor- This Is Our Annual Clean-up Sale Celebrating
ou .,. 0e1 r.eo
Youug and Mrs. Joyce Rllehie.
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Mrs. Young reOOved a gilt
POMEROY
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End of July - Coma In and Share Many Bargains All Over The Store.
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door prize W88 WOn by Mrs,
28, 1968

Auxiliary Names Committees,
Dues rn
. Tuesday's Meetr·ng

'Ar"un an'd
About
Middleport

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Many Questions Remain

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VIsit Elbtrfelds Wareh01se on Mec.anlc
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i1 linoleums - Bicycles - lawnmowers
-Wheelbarrows.

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It was simple to enter Ute

townhouse. The back ooor ""'
un'1cked, pollee believe. r
as !his Is in any large city, the
nurses had apparently beco..te
careless in Ute quiet neighbor·
hood known as Jelley Manor.
The police Uteory Is that Ute
killer went prowling along Ute
ro 11 of townhouses, others also

bousing nurses, and entered the
first at which the doorknob

turned.
Of the killer was Speck,
pollee say, he was familiar wltlt
the house and knew it was
occupied by young womPn .
Speck had been showing up ill
the neighborhood for five to six

...,ko, hanging around ·a
seaman's hiring hall located a
few steps from the tow'bhou! .
There is a small park~Luella
.Park-just behind the tow11o
bouse where Spe~k Is reported
1o have been seen more tnan
once. From there. a loiterer
could see the your~ women
sunl&gt;atlting behind their home
and watch them leave and
eonie home. It is not certain,
howeve~·, thdl tbe man who
eventually entered their home
knew they were nurses.
The killer did not lie entirely
when he said he had come for
money. In between IJr after the
murders, poUce sources say, he
look about $35 from the house

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us and resourceful
women will probah1(
walt
until Corazon
survivor
of lhe "":=~~~reaches the witness
But police have two I!Jeo~~"le!~~
One is that for a
nurses honestly believed ¥ .,
might be merely a burglar. ~·b.l . ,
olher is that the all American ·"
nunes, confident ill lhel!' • ·
newly-acquired training, b&amp;o'.f ·; '
lieved they could eelm the ' ,.
killer just as they mJcbl cUll
an unruly patient. Tbe lllrte --.
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then!?
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-Since he lol'd the nurses he
oeeded "money W get to· New
Orleans," did he actually take
ailytltlna?
-Why dldn'l · the nurses
reslat?
-Where Ia the murder
weapon and the killer's bloodstained ell hes?
-Why did he do il?
Pollee may not spell out ell
their aiu!wers until Sr; · &lt;k
comes lo trial - an event
which could be a year or more
off, However. the fo!lnw;ng
partial 1111wers and theories
were obtalned lrom some of the
Jrulll closest 1o the lnvesllga.

eight murdered nurses.
pUalied. il the state Is to make a
It Is not enough that the 24jery belieVe It was Speck who
year-old drifter from Dalles
stole lnio· !be town househas been Indicted for each
dormitory at 2319 E. IOilth St.
slaying and faces arraignment
on tlie night of July 13 and,
In criminal court Monday.
craelljr but within the bounds of
Pollee must still solve the
legal sanity, filled II with deatlt,
mysteries which remain in
Sellle Qaeodon.o
what has hee'n called "I h e
These are some of the
crime of the century,"
~o~ winch, In whole or in
They are also, by seeking out
part, ·liiVe heen answered for
the scores of people who knew
the publk&gt;-and some of the
Speck this summer doing their
answers, gained from police
By ROJIERT T. LOUGRRAN
utmost to lind proof lhal Ute
aources:
Unlttd Pren International
ex-eonviet and sGmetlme sea-How did the killer get into
CHICAGO (UPI) -While
llltln was legally sane on lhe
the bouse
Richard· Speck awaits his day
night when he is accused nf
-Did be know It was
In !liJurl, Chicago's pollee are
slaughtering Ute elahl yfliml
oeoupiecl by student and
working with undlmini&lt;'ed
women.
FUiplno exchan~e nurses from
lnte!lllty on the ease o1 the_ _ _B_o_th_IB_sk_s_m_us_t_be
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EDffOR'S NOTE: Allboup
aealllln Richard Sped&lt; bas
lleell Indicted Ia the maa11ere
ol elpt llud~nt nurses, the job
ef Chicago pOllee · lnvesllaatora
II far tram ever. SWI- lo be
ssolved are .. a tong list
of
unaaowered rptestf81111 surroundIng tbe crime. 'i'bts dll)llllcb by
Vele!'811 UPJ polio" reporttr
Robert T, LeulbriD probes
sonit of those 1jaesllons.

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POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO

VOL XVIII NO. 72
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Air Sorties Launched
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IIEts CARPEl HOUSE
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-All Seasonable Merchandise Greetly ReducedMen's Henley and Surfer

COllEGE SWEAT SHIRTS
SHIRTS
School Colors&amp;lnolgnl1
$i:99 Value · ·.. SALE $1.89 $2.95 Value .... SALE $1.89

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I Group Men's Neckwear

Velues to $4.25

Valu" to $2.50

SALE $2.65
KNIT SHIRTS

1Gre.,

Golf &amp; Hanley

$4.00 Value · · · · SALE $2.65
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Quick Clearance 69c
Men's &amp;Boy's Swimwear

l PRICE
Men's Blue

PIN CHECK PANTS
SALE $2.45
! PRICE
No Alterations Please
STRAW HATS · · · ·- · l PRICE
loy's Sport &amp; Dr111
GOLF CAPS
SHIRTS · .. .. .. .. SALE $1.69
1 Group of SPORT COATS $1.99 Values · ··· SALE $1.35
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Men'• &amp; Boy't

SALE $15.00

Bermuda Shorts · · · · REDUCED

SUMMER SUITS REDUCED!

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. ValuH-Ia $69.95 SALE $45.00
Valute to $49.95 _SALE $35.00
Values to $59.95 SALE $40.00
Valutt to $37.50 __ SALE $25.00

For .4.nniver.ary
Mr. and Mrs. llenry Wells of
Ball Run were guesb! of bonor
at a cookout Monday even!Dg
pen by their daughters, Mrs.
James Woodyard and Miss
Sandra Wells, at the Woodyard
borne in Albany , in observance
of their 27th wf!Iding enniverIIBI'Y·

A decorated cake and bome
Ice cream were served
with a chicken barbecue dinner
Mrs. Dana Fick, Mrs. WllWeUs, Mrs, Emma Sboenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
and Karen, Doll Speacer,
the bonored guests and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Woodyard
and Debbie and Misl Wells.

Weddin1 Plmu
Bein1 Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Garrett
bave lllliiOWieed the engqe.
ment of their daughter, LIDda
Louise, lo James Robert Flelda,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Williiam .
C. Fields, Pomeroy.
AI present Mr. Fields Ia BerV·
lng In the 30'Itb Med. Battalion
of the l2nd Airborne Division.
Miss 'larrett Is a native of
Norfolk, Va. and Is employed
at the Naval Air StaUon there.
The wedding will take place
October 22, at S o'clock, at lbe
Ingleside Baptist Church in
Norfolk, Ve.

SALE

SALE! llistamatlc 104-$19.50

SUMMER FURNITURE

Kodak Camera Outfits

Aluminum Folding Furniture - Steel and Aluminum
Gliders and Chairs - Aluminum Cushioned Chairs-

Outfit lncludl!ll the 104 Camera - ll F'luh Batteries
- a package of film - Instruction Book.

SALI $4.90
SALI $6.00
SALE $7.7S
SALE $9.541
SALI $10.00
SALI $11.00
SALE $10.00
SALE $12.00
SALI $14.00
"LI $2o.GO
' PLI $11.00
IALI f21.GO
SALE $26.00
SALI $21.00
$ALl $32.00
IALI SSO.OO

$12.50 CHAISE
$13.95 ROCKER
$14.95 STEEL FOLDING CHAIR
$14.50 CHAISE
111.50 GLIDER
$25.90 GLIDER
$29.95 CHAIR (CUSHIONID)
$27.5G REDWOOD CHAIR
$32.00 REDWOOD ROCKIR
S$6.00 GLIDIR-2 SlAT
Pf,OO GLIDIR-ll IIAT
$62.00 IWING

Coats and Clark's Reel Heart

KNITTING WORSTED
4 OZ. SKEINS
Bl&amp; selection of eolon -

plain and varlepted -

100% wool yanL

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SALE KODAK FILM
A complete aeleclion of fUm for movie cameras lnstimallc Cameru - SUII Cameras - 35 mm . Color and Black &amp; White.
:nlc V.P. 616 Vorlchro1111 1'111 l'llm - - - - - 54e
· :nlc V.P. 116 Varlehro1111 P1n Film
S4c
$1.10 ·V.P. 122 Varlchrollll P1n Film
73c
Sic V.P. 620

39e

SSe V.P. 127

39c

65c V.P. 126-12
5lc V.P. 120:

lie· rc.dok Pluo-X Pan l'ltm No, lf5.20
lh KrNIIIr Tft.X P1n l'tlm TX IU-20
tl.25 Kodak lktaehro-x FUm IX-620
$115 Kodak lixt1ch. X Pltm 126-211
$1.95 Kodachre1111 II Film K13540
$2.75 KodaohNIIII II l'llm K13$46
$1.95 Kodocllron!o II V.l', KX IU-20
$1.15 Kodaco.., l'ltM ex 620
$1.15 ~oftr X Film CX127
$1.H Koo!Kolor X FilM CXI2640
$1.25 KOclaco"' ~ I'Um ex 121-12
$1.15 "-"•••• X .l'ftm ex 120
flAil Kodocolor X I'Um CXI16
fUf rc.doefl.- II Movie l'llf\1 llnm
q.ts ICodkh....,t II lufiOf I Movie l'llm
f4.15 ~ro1111 II I {llfll Mltatna

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$1.49

17o

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$1.27
$2.10

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~xecutive Mansion Buzzing ovet· Wedding ·

SIZE

HAIR SPRAY

A prafellional halr 1pray tbat holda and boldl and

Mercerized CrochetCoHon
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fot dolllea ~-fuhiOD ltellfl.

atlli leave• your ·halr clean.

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$1.49
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Ceryl Richards "Just Wonderful"

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$12.87

$6.50 CHAIR$ - - - - - - - $7.95 CHAIRS
$9.95 ROCKERS
$11.95 CHAIRS

DOWNIE-GROSS, INC.
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Sole Fridjlv -

Swings - Redwood Cbaln aDd Rockers.

All mercf!andfse offered for sole Is taken from our stock ofNallOMlll/ Brandt.

"The Home of Arrow Shirts"

Wind Symphony Is 'Delightful Experience'

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Cookout il Given

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(X)NTJNUED 'Fiom Pal.•; j
The Paraphrased eospe!J
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wben • &amp;Jrl wearlnc a lople•• I
"The Sound of Music."
I Fl(lplno nurses wanted to flgbt.
and the Book of Acto
bikini eatapaulted o•t of tile
The concert was scheduled
Later after Miss Amui·uo
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through .the efforts of the Pom- ]
had s~ved herself by rolling IY KINNITH TAYLOR
$2.45
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(UP!)
Tw men were convicted Thurs· llpway. Two ears collided
leroy Chamber o! Commerce I
undernea\11 ' bed and as ' the PAP.RBAC:K "' "•..,..,..•
ud anotiler veer~ off Into 0
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with the ass1stanct of Mrs. l
ed 1h
4ay for dealing with stolen cars that alleJ1edly were rePatrick Looha and Ted Reed SAN FRANCISCO (UPil - kllliiiiJI proceed • e nurses CLOTHBOUND - $3.95
cei,ved by Martin Luther King's top aide Hosea Williams 6 ~~ :~ t~ •::l·•=~~o~~o
PT PLEASANT d Le~hGer- general chatrJ~n and
tbei; Bay area hospitals today urged \Yere pelrlfled by !right.
alii! iihother member o! the Sou\hern Christian Leader- : sbed
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bu ~ r vals of Highland, n " /rs- eommiltee
ex-nurses to return to work In
K.Ue Not FOUIKI
MIDDLEPORT
sntp Conference.
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to tho 1 ' · day broke the hunter roun re- Hosts a~d hostesses for the the event of a mass walkout ~Y . As to whit happeped to the
lOOK STORE
... li -federal district court jury found Morris Finley, a
Baffled motorist• ud pollct cord of Bill Bedner. Suffiel~: orchestra members. · overnight more than 2,000 demanding !our-Inch, double-bladed
MIDDLIPORT, 0.
Nl!lfll; ·gUilty of knowledgable possess.ion and conceal- discovered tllat model Julio Ohio, last year m the mens
M Ced Cl k Mr hi her pay.
UJed to buteher the nurses,
~~ of vehicles Involved in inlerslat_e transportation. Sbaw, :U, of Loudoa, bod been free · style of the Natmnal ::~e Mr~-Guy ~~wa:r Mr. and ~he hoSoitals said nurses whO pollct· don't know.
mller, Harold Bailon Andrews. a while man, w~s con- posln&amp; lor adverH•I•g pbol· Fl•ld Archery AS!n. tourna- M 11 ed C
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nd have retired or quit to become showed up In Eddie
~ed of transporting and selling stolen_c~~'I'!'e~ will gnpba of a "leopard-llrl." ment. .
M~. P~ul D~;~~ll. ~- :nd housewives should be ready to Cooney's Tavern about a
be sentenced next month
1 - SM bad leaped IDto tbe air.
GervaiS shot a two-day total
. take the laces of the snes who from the townhou~e ~
During his trial before u.s. Andrews. who told the court elulebiD&amp; • leoplrd-lklu towel of 1,082 to surpass Bedner's re- ~~- ~·~~ Du~on, M~s L~dla threaten ~0 quit Wednesday If hours aile~ bodies were GIS&lt;)OV·II
Dlstr)ct , Court Judge
Sidney he conSidered himself a paid to bide her oakedness, to cord of 1,0'12.
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aM_ M-r~:
1 they are not given a ''•reasona- 1ered and sold a drlnkllll
STnllll Jr · ' Finley
denied \ FBI mlormer, tesllhed
that pertray wUdue11 lor lbe pboThe men's bare-bow open Will ';;'r~e8 tc eM,' r.E ISS J
Ible" pay hike
' a knife That knlle has
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tMwledg; that 8 car he bought federal agents did not want him to&amp;rapber. Tbe towel •••ned probably go down to the wire, reM
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Jesse,
Meanwhile
·state
mediators
found, but II too big to be
00 rs . r.merson ones, I
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from Andrews was stolen.
oa a us •
u e was P- 8&lt;C&lt;lr mg
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d M A R K . ht called the nesottatlng teams for murde r weapon.
I to reveaI he so ld s en cars
Stop In end
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Tbe government contended the . SCLC aides becaus~
U ped oule lbe roadway.
N~ssary of Richmond, Va .. g~~- a:nd ::;. J~seph K~~~ey: l the 33 hospitals Involved In the Police also do not know
Finley WJIB ll~rt the car
cause. a rt'Yolullon
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bur ofv 20I8.
2007Tom
nd Frye
Don Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ll oyd, Mr. dispute and the California happened to the dark JU
stolen ~Jerause some &lt;&gt;1 1ts do- this cou•try 1f these 1gh olho . es g, a.,
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. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary Rev. ! Nurses
Association iCNAJ and dark pants worn by
Of Beautiful
Clllllel1ts were Incomplete and c1als '" SCLC ,.ere arrested."
Klel of Gramte. IlL. 1990· bat
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the bar•aln'"" table
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tlmg for the title Kiel had his and Mrs. Richard Martm, Mr. ' c
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chrsed lle spent $60 to get an
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and Mrs. Henry Wippel, Mr. , late today In an effort to
spattered with blond when
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)lugusta license plate fur the that veh1des sold to SCLC workbest round Thur"!ay with a
and Mrs Paul Chapman Mr 1the nation'' first walkout of Its slipped out of the townhouse
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I ers came from any but reputa
and
gamed
27 pomts on Neces'lnd.
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sary who shot a 481
and Mrs.· Bernard Fultz, • Mr.· 1lo
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about 5 a.m.-more than
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sources.
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Fabl~ Diquardy of !1orest Gene rate on
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. . A hospllal spokesman illld hours a1ter he had ente--•
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lh.e clothing has not been f~~
V..raeo Memo a
1\dmlsslouo - Jutly Lee , Porn- ,
PT. PLEASANT - Krodel IPark, Ill .. ' took over the .lea
CREDITs GIVEN
IThursday that the wwes of In the Shl ard Inn, wl
erov· Dilnna Johnson Pickerp k
filled 1o overllowmg In the mens bow hunter With a
some phyalclans have already
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. l t618 Franklin McPeak of Front The Pomeroy Chamber of volunteered to help out II the Speck had
a room w t In
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The Colors
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d' Royal, Va. , is second With a Co mmerce and
commttlee I1 nursing erisls occurs
wa lk'mg di5lane e from
Middleport.
mately 2,000 archers, lnclu mg
members are appreciative of
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· lownbouse · or In the c~~~:ll
Are Vivid.
!Diocbargeo - Ruthie Walk- country. . .
tbeJr families , enjoyed the hos- , 1605 tota~.
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the donations iven by the fol- The CNA satd It was seekmg hotel and' the Hophouse wl
et. Nelly Hanson. Nathan Yonk - The Nlgenan. radio sal d pitality or the Pt. Pleasant-Mas- ] In the mtermedlate boys bare lowmg for the gWind Symphony ~~~ Its members pay from he stayed before he attempted
They Will Last
.r Alma Simpson Otto Ale· Lagos the capital was calm, on County Chamber of Com· ]bo\1, Bruce Wh1te of We1rton
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, but that fighting broke out at i merce at a corn roast
Igained three pomts and trailed appoealracnce Pere, me u ~~ IZ· Laurence Corbett, the hospitals' d' commed J s,u c17e a
and Last.
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f S h k er 1 o., omeroy ...,ment ch 1 e t' tor
id !te
IScover
uy ,
k Bla lin A
Je n go Ja
sa a r a
lllrths - A son to Mr and 'the airport which was se•zed by The menu for the buffet style arvey Rexr e o c wen s· 81 k Land
Nrs •oori!s •Cook. Middleport . ' rebel troops 111ghting also was dinner included hot dogs, slicf&lt;l , ville. Pa., by three points, 1599- to ~o.', Fran~:• Flor~s~ B=~ley?; negotiating .. session e~rlle! this The question of why anyone II
a; son 1o Mr and Mrs J o e 1 reported at two army depots 50 1 tomatoes. p1t roasted corn, ice II59ii
·Restaurant Pomeroy Pastry 1week 1hat lOe are so far apart would ctmmlt such 1
Lt.wrence, Long Bottom.
mlles north of Lagos and at cold watermelon and
soft Mary Nowell_ of Fort Worth, !Shop, D&amp;D Bar, Stark's K&amp;C · · · that hospitals mll'lt pr~pare does not fit within the
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lbadan • !50 m1tes north ol idrinks •
Tei., ••, '"b th1rdbo place m b
tho J ewe1ers, p omeroy Ben F'ran k• for a walkout on Aug. 3.
formulas
of pollce&gt;~;:;lltlg;:\:~~~~
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I Rock and roll muSJc was pro- . w~mens a~e _w open, ~~ liu, New York Clothtnc House
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theory Is that the killer ..
Free Delivery.
DEVIYFI!:D ro
Ot I elcome,
the Rhythm King• and
the
' Blue and Gray
steal and slayed to kill,
Pomeroy, Mason City
'~'wELCOME SUMMER SHOW- Sportsmen. Many or the. arch-: ·•
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Goessler's,
Jven by perverted lust, WIH!Illl Entire Big Bend Area
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th Ea I to ers practiced shootinc while at· ' Mary Ellen Durham of Fort Pomeroy National Bank Davis
he discovered the nature of ""'I.-..;;;;
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~~· s!~~~~ ~~~ros:eat e lain~ re: tending the affair In preparation IPierce, Fla. has 1506 and Mrs. I Warner Ins., Ebersbach Hard:
ISCUSS
victims. This Is In keeping with
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lor the final rounds th1s morn- Nowell 1494.
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pollee lnslalance that
Pubh• n.. o •~en •''"rMnn ..:c•P' covered from a night of vmlent . .
In the women's free style ware' mon s tores, Moore s
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th
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store G&amp;G restaurant •
u rs were e wo o a
vollio'l'1i..,..,•• &lt;:nmo•"' · "''
storms.
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sane man.
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More than an Inch of much
Ch uIa VIS
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Motor Co. ; Crow's
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ln..- nrnct Pnone W'Y 1-3151. II'A IInr
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Psych iatrists will be fUllnJ
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needed rain fell alons the mid
JESSIE POW,LL DIES
an 1881. A registereG nurse she
a
ouse, G&amp;J Auto, Crow, MOSCOW (UP!
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the courtrooms wJ'th ar•nments
f,Dt.f'M ·- ~~~nd .,.., malliRI I nd N lh At!
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Crow ' and Porter ' Sugar Run
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a.uer ,., t.b• on•• ... mC! .. •' P"m•rn• 1 a
or across
an t'the
tc sPlains
a es and Funeral serv~ces
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is a protege of the national field
tha1 poiDI .or
oltio
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Jessie
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Mill,
Williams
Nationwide
Ins.
rotary General U.
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many
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I Powell wiU be held at the F~ I champion,
Lou Powell, and Robinson's Laundry Ohi Val ' cussed a compromise Viet
to come.
BoUl nelh il[lmhiiJ !M.,
343 f.eKinJ
plans to enter the archery di
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PRACTICE CAl ' LED
' w. Va. Sunday at 1: 30 {DST) r. VISIOn
cs. . len Jns., Webster &amp; Fultz,' Dr. Sovet
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Practice for all 15 year old p.m. with the Rev. Marcus
ancy eJnman
IDCIO· ' R E Boice Dr John R'dg • Leonid I. Brezhnev today at a
MC:k: oae ~ea· Ill advance
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D•"• Sen• I••• ""'~ .,..., o • • boys who want to play 1n the 1Traugh officiating. Burial will , h ' .
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Maple
Lawn
Poultry
w hasUiy arranged me•tlng
David Kocurek, an escapee
mnnt.h• u 10: rhrer rnn nT.n• ,_,,wtJ B• 0 k H'll p
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Brezhnev!
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tate Hospital,
Is the Bride
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Ono mno&gt;h .. .... "' l ment i• Saturday at' a.m. at /Friends may call at the funeral I
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Ohio
Power
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Gant
sources
reported
was
app...d.
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last
week
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Richard Seyler 0 Downie and Among th• topics at the twothe Wood County sheriff'•
and
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Tim•
gust I 1s
Ihe age cu 1 off date . ·I IDST ).
Driver W reeks Car
Gross, D&amp;D Meat Distributors, hour meetmg
was
and placed In · La·
pattenu at
Rev. Richard Martin, Mr. and Than! weuld seek 1
Slate Hospital excapect lliBI
At Route 124 Curve Mrs. Thomas Young,
term as secretary general. The Tuesday and remailll at iarJt,
A one car accident was re- Ewing, Grover Studio,
sources said the Soviets prom- H was learned today. He wu a
ported Thursday night on Rt. Hardware, Fabric Shop,
!sed Than! their support but no former reaideiJI of Racine.
Up to 45 mile• per gallon.
124, at g p. m. one-tenth of a er·~ Ins~ Don's Ashland,
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was expected
':. 8N(Iflful, different,
- - • Lowest pnced car on the
mile north of the Bowman's ells Sunoco, A. D. Weed
til the end·of August
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i a"ancied cars fr011•
Run Road
Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tbe talks were very friendly
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H JOU haven't alreadJ IOioelRobert Allan Lemley 22 of Gibbs, Meigs Equipment
- a free. frank· e~change
heutynps
od your china, we'd like to
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West
Main
St.,
P~m.;.oy,
C1~en's
National
Bank,
views,"
the
diplomatic
sources
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! manufacturer
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was traveling north,
round- Smart, Columb~s and~~~:~ said.
lloouUfal pattema Ia
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ElectrJc,
A comfortable 4-door. 4ed a curve, lost control on Ihe Ch be 1 C
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adult sedan. 13 cut.; c . et
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th
am r o ommerct
oung girla,
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of trunk space.
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ac~tycau~mgTh e car Furniture, King Builder;,
Loci, Pat, Will
learn the se- '.
ere! of eom·
, s e ut1 1 poe. ere was man and Abbott, Rail's Ben
:heavy damage to tho l~onl of Franklin, Keith Goble F 0 r d, R~elve Ble&amp;Hing
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, the car. The a_ccldent IS still Tom Rue Motors, R. H. Raw!· WASHINGTON \UPI) -Pope up technique•
I WldSbeerff!nveDestlgarlmeatwn bty
I h e ings and Soos, Rawlinss . Coats Paul VI Is expected to bestow so neeessary , ,
!'lien, U you wllb, we'll be
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Funeral Home.
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his personal blestlng on
the I for today's fl. ;1, 1 '
The family car. Loaded
dad to belp 1ou aoordlaalt
hn sblnnably na· '·
with "extraa" at no extra
Ohio Valley Baking Co B marrtege 0 I Lucl Bal nes J 0
t II k
rour otbor tabl1ware . , . •
BANKERS APPOINTED
F. Parm~l... Dairy
v;.'n · son and Patrick J. Nugent, It c'l:'!oe"';h~ proper eoametlq l'OU'U bow your table ootcoal
Appomtmenll to major ttand·
Drug
Meigs W : · was learned today.
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for your own skin colorlD8
tlnp are aiWBJI Ia perfeel
lng committees tl the Ohio Co. Tiny's z;rkle
Tru ~ J
Highly placed Catbolle sour· and you will have fun e~perlute.
Bankers Aaaociation for
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lngel'~ Furniture, ~:..: ces said ~ papal benediction ~;~m~!'J'P •..:.1u&amp;J.u~
llellsterinl 701!1' paltei'JJJ
1~7
year
have
been
completRestaurant
Pickens Hard
wiD take tbe form of and be obown the proper apwllb our Bridal BelialrJo
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ol the fabulous FIAT.
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1nd relatlv11 to give you a
presldent of The Park National Crow Tolson, Athens Messen- the bride and grootn whl~&lt;h twillMI
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::~~~!itt~,;
waddlnl 1111 you wallt. And
~ .ct•antage. You'll lind FIAT gives
Bank, Newark. Included were ger Personnel of
be read by Archblahop .,
Merlo Norman studio aad
you'll avoid dupllatl0111,
7. yc~u )!lOre, much more, then any
Theron Johnson, vice president Me;.,orial Hospital Mr
A. O'Boyle al
.the wedding receive be'J:.. and &amp;nldan..
too.
:: other car on the road. Teat drive
of Farmers Bank and Savings Mrs. w. P. LocharY, Keily
ceremony at
the National absolutely
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So be 11marl bride ... be
~ any on.e or the fabulous FIAT
100 m.p.h. tportster with
Co., to the Agricultural eom· lecturing Co., Provlro, Mrs. Shrl!'f of the lnuuaculate Con·
1 happy bride--cbooae your
; mocteti and aee for youraell.
5-apeed aynchro -meah
Syracuse pattern and rectamlttee; Mrs. ~laxme Grifltth, Norman RoH, Mrs . • M. Hen- ceptJon Aug. 6. ·
'It wilb us now.
transmisaion.
cashier e! the Pomeroy Natlooal nesy, Mrs. Nathan Wise, Mrs
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Bank, to the Women's
Pearl Mora , Mrs. Robert
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DIVORCE ASKED
Jewelen
ties Committee, and Theodore er, Eleanor Zelher,
One suit lor cllvoret wu flied 1J4
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T. Reed, Jr., president of the oi the American
today In the Melga County Clerk~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'!!!!!!!!! ::.!!o!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!'!!!!!!!!l
Farmers ~~ and Sav1ngs Co , Middleport Church of C h r i s t, of Courts office, Jo Ann Green,
took a pos1tion on the Pubhc Rev. Wilbur Perrin, Drew-Web- R. D., Albany, n. Francia I.e-~ f!!'_
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iiiliAifiiailrisiCoiimmii•itteeii.iiiiiiifl ster Posl, American Legion, roy Green Albany on gfOimd:s l .-~ ~"""
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Paul Nease, Mrs. Ira Butcher, atreme cruelty, and seetfne
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Mrs. Walter Crooks, Mrs. Rob- CWltody of two minor ehlldren.
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all other contributors.
-ler lonlpl, low bJ Ill llOl'th,
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(X)NTJNUED 'Fiom Pal.•; j
The Paraphrased eospe!J
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"The Sound of Music."
I Fl(lplno nurses wanted to flgbt.
and the Book of Acto
bikini eatapaulted o•t of tile
The concert was scheduled
Later after Miss Amui·uo
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through .the efforts of the Pom- ]
had s~ved herself by rolling IY KINNITH TAYLOR
$2.45
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Tw men were convicted Thurs· llpway. Two ears collided
leroy Chamber o! Commerce I
undernea\11 ' bed and as ' the PAP.RBAC:K "' "•..,..,..•
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with the ass1stanct of Mrs. l
ed 1h
4ay for dealing with stolen cars that alleJ1edly were rePatrick Looha and Ted Reed SAN FRANCISCO (UPil - kllliiiiJI proceed • e nurses CLOTHBOUND - $3.95
cei,ved by Martin Luther King's top aide Hosea Williams 6 ~~ :~ t~ •::l·•=~~o~~o
PT PLEASANT d Le~hGer- general chatrJ~n and
tbei; Bay area hospitals today urged \Yere pelrlfled by !right.
alii! iihother member o! the Sou\hern Christian Leader- : sbed
ID I
bu ~ r vals of Highland, n " /rs- eommiltee
ex-nurses to return to work In
K.Ue Not FOUIKI
MIDDLEPORT
sntp Conference.
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to tho 1 ' · day broke the hunter roun re- Hosts a~d hostesses for the the event of a mass walkout ~Y . As to whit happeped to the
lOOK STORE
... li -federal district court jury found Morris Finley, a
Baffled motorist• ud pollct cord of Bill Bedner. Suffiel~: orchestra members. · overnight more than 2,000 demanding !our-Inch, double-bladed
MIDDLIPORT, 0.
Nl!lfll; ·gUilty of knowledgable possess.ion and conceal- discovered tllat model Julio Ohio, last year m the mens
M Ced Cl k Mr hi her pay.
UJed to buteher the nurses,
~~ of vehicles Involved in inlerslat_e transportation. Sbaw, :U, of Loudoa, bod been free · style of the Natmnal ::~e Mr~-Guy ~~wa:r Mr. and ~he hoSoitals said nurses whO pollct· don't know.
mller, Harold Bailon Andrews. a while man, w~s con- posln&amp; lor adverH•I•g pbol· Fl•ld Archery AS!n. tourna- M 11 ed C
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nd have retired or quit to become showed up In Eddie
~ed of transporting and selling stolen_c~~'I'!'e~ will gnpba of a "leopard-llrl." ment. .
M~. P~ul D~;~~ll. ~- :nd housewives should be ready to Cooney's Tavern about a
be sentenced next month
1 - SM bad leaped IDto tbe air.
GervaiS shot a two-day total
. take the laces of the snes who from the townhou~e ~
During his trial before u.s. Andrews. who told the court elulebiD&amp; • leoplrd-lklu towel of 1,082 to surpass Bedner's re- ~~- ~·~~ Du~on, M~s L~dla threaten ~0 quit Wednesday If hours aile~ bodies were GIS&lt;)OV·II
Dlstr)ct , Court Judge
Sidney he conSidered himself a paid to bide her oakedness, to cord of 1,0'12.
. G rs a~ ' k /
aM_ M-r~:
1 they are not given a ''•reasona- 1ered and sold a drlnkllll
STnllll Jr · ' Finley
denied \ FBI mlormer, tesllhed
that pertray wUdue11 lor lbe pboThe men's bare-bow open Will ';;'r~e8 tc eM,' r.E ISS J
Ible" pay hike
' a knife That knlle has
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tMwledg; that 8 car he bought federal agents did not want him to&amp;rapber. Tbe towel •••ned probably go down to the wire, reM
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Jesse,
Meanwhile
·state
mediators
found, but II too big to be
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oa a us •
u e was P- 8&lt;C&lt;lr mg
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I to reveaI he so ld s en cars
Stop In end
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Tbe government contended the . SCLC aides becaus~
U ped oule lbe roadway.
N~ssary of Richmond, Va .. g~~- a:nd ::;. J~seph K~~~ey: l the 33 hospitals Involved In the Police also do not know
Finley WJIB ll~rt the car
cause. a rt'Yolullon
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bur ofv 20I8.
2007Tom
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Don Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ll oyd, Mr. dispute and the California happened to the dark JU
stolen ~Jerause some &lt;&gt;1 1ts do- this cou•try 1f these 1gh olho . es g, a.,
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. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary Rev. ! Nurses
Association iCNAJ and dark pants worn by
Of Beautiful
Clllllel1ts were Incomplete and c1als '" SCLC ,.ere arrested."
Klel of Gramte. IlL. 1990· bat
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the bar•aln'"" table
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tlmg for the title Kiel had his and Mrs. Richard Martm, Mr. ' c
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chrsed lle spent $60 to get an
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spattered with blond when
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)lugusta license plate fur the that veh1des sold to SCLC workbest round Thur"!ay with a
and Mrs Paul Chapman Mr 1the nation'' first walkout of Its slipped out of the townhouse
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and
gamed
27 pomts on Neces'lnd.
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and Mrs.· Bernard Fultz, • Mr.· 1lo
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Fabl~ Diquardy of !1orest Gene rate on
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lh.e clothing has not been f~~
V..raeo Memo a
1\dmlsslouo - Jutly Lee , Porn- ,
PT. PLEASANT - Krodel IPark, Ill .. ' took over the .lea
CREDITs GIVEN
IThursday that the wwes of In the Shl ard Inn, wl
erov· Dilnna Johnson Pickerp k
filled 1o overllowmg In the mens bow hunter With a
some phyalclans have already
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d' Royal, Va. , is second With a Co mmerce and
commttlee I1 nursing erisls occurs
wa lk'mg di5lane e from
Middleport.
mately 2,000 archers, lnclu mg
members are appreciative of
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Are Vivid.
!Diocbargeo - Ruthie Walk- country. . .
tbeJr families , enjoyed the hos- , 1605 tota~.
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et. Nelly Hanson. Nathan Yonk - The Nlgenan. radio sal d pitality or the Pt. Pleasant-Mas- ] In the mtermedlate boys bare lowmg for the gWind Symphony ~~~ Its members pay from he stayed before he attempted
They Will Last
.r Alma Simpson Otto Ale· Lagos the capital was calm, on County Chamber of Com· ]bo\1, Bruce Wh1te of We1rton
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Igained three pomts and trailed appoealracnce Pere, me u ~~ IZ· Laurence Corbett, the hospitals' d' commed J s,u c17e a
and Last.
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id !te
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k Bla lin A
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lllrths - A son to Mr and 'the airport which was se•zed by The menu for the buffet style arvey Rexr e o c wen s· 81 k Land
Nrs •oori!s •Cook. Middleport . ' rebel troops 111ghting also was dinner included hot dogs, slicf&lt;l , ville. Pa., by three points, 1599- to ~o.', Fran~:• Flor~s~ B=~ley?; negotiating .. session e~rlle! this The question of why anyone II
a; son 1o Mr and Mrs J o e 1 reported at two army depots 50 1 tomatoes. p1t roasted corn, ice II59ii
·Restaurant Pomeroy Pastry 1week 1hat lOe are so far apart would ctmmlt such 1
Lt.wrence, Long Bottom.
mlles north of Lagos and at cold watermelon and
soft Mary Nowell_ of Fort Worth, !Shop, D&amp;D Bar, Stark's K&amp;C · · · that hospitals mll'lt pr~pare does not fit within the
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Tei., ••, '"b th1rdbo place m b
tho J ewe1ers, p omeroy Ben F'ran k• for a walkout on Aug. 3.
formulas
of pollce&gt;~;:;lltlg;:\:~~~~
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I Rock and roll muSJc was pro- . w~mens a~e _w open, ~~ liu, New York Clothtnc House
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theory Is that the killer ..
Free Delivery.
DEVIYFI!:D ro
Ot I elcome,
the Rhythm King• and
the
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steal and slayed to kill,
Pomeroy, Mason City
'~'wELCOME SUMMER SHOW- Sportsmen. Many or the. arch-: ·•
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Goessler's,
Jven by perverted lust, WIH!Illl Entire Big Bend Area
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th Ea I to ers practiced shootinc while at· ' Mary Ellen Durham of Fort Pomeroy National Bank Davis
he discovered the nature of ""'I.-..;;;;
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ISCUSS
victims. This Is In keeping with
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pollee lnslalance that
Pubh• n.. o •~en •''"rMnn ..:c•P' covered from a night of vmlent . .
In the women's free style ware' mon s tores, Moore s
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th
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store G&amp;G restaurant •
u rs were e wo o a
vollio'l'1i..,..,•• &lt;:nmo•"' · "''
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Ch uIa VIS
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Motor Co. ; Crow's
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ln..- nrnct Pnone W'Y 1-3151. II'A IInr
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Psych iatrists will be fUllnJ
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needed rain fell alons the mid
JESSIE POW,LL DIES
an 1881. A registereG nurse she
a
ouse, G&amp;J Auto, Crow, MOSCOW (UP!
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the courtrooms wJ'th ar•nments
f,Dt.f'M ·- ~~~nd .,.., malliRI I nd N lh At!
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Crow ' and Porter ' Sugar Run
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or across
an t'the
tc sPlains
a es and Funeral serv~ces
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is a protege of the national field
tha1 poiDI .or
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lor
Jessie
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Williams
Nationwide
Ins.
rotary General U.
an
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I Powell wiU be held at the F~ I champion,
Lou Powell, and Robinson's Laundry Ohi Val ' cussed a compromise Viet
to come.
BoUl nelh il[lmhiiJ !M.,
343 f.eKinJ
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PRACTICE CAl ' LED
' w. Va. Sunday at 1: 30 {DST) r. VISIOn
cs. . len Jns., Webster &amp; Fultz,' Dr. Sovet
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'·t pa rly lea1ler I
STIU. AT LARGE
Suh.eM&amp;oUOL ralel l
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earrler wllen IYIII:.nle ~ ~ent.ll pe r
Practice for all 15 year old p.m. with the Rev. Marcus
ancy eJnman
IDCIO· ' R E Boice Dr John R'dg • Leonid I. Brezhnev today at a
MC:k: oae ~ea· Ill advance
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D•"• Sen• I••• ""'~ .,..., o • • boys who want to play 1n the 1Traugh officiating. Burial will , h ' .
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Maple
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Poultry
w hasUiy arranged me•tlng
David Kocurek, an escapee
mnnt.h• u 10: rhrer rnn nT.n• ,_,,wtJ B• 0 k H'll p
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Brezhnev!
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Ono mno&gt;h .. .... "' l ment i• Saturday at' a.m. at /Friends may call at the funeral I
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Richard Seyler 0 Downie and Among th• topics at the twothe Wood County sheriff'•
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Tim•
gust I 1s
Ihe age cu 1 off date . ·I IDST ).
Driver W reeks Car
Gross, D&amp;D Meat Distributors, hour meetmg
was
and placed In · La·
pattenu at
Rev. Richard Martin, Mr. and Than! weuld seek 1
Slate Hospital excapect lliBI
At Route 124 Curve Mrs. Thomas Young,
term as secretary general. The Tuesday and remailll at iarJt,
A one car accident was re- Ewing, Grover Studio,
sources said the Soviets prom- H was learned today. He wu a
ported Thursday night on Rt. Hardware, Fabric Shop,
!sed Than! their support but no former reaideiJI of Racine.
Up to 45 mile• per gallon.
124, at g p. m. one-tenth of a er·~ Ins~ Don's Ashland,
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was expected
':. 8N(Iflful, different,
- - • Lowest pnced car on the
mile north of the Bowman's ells Sunoco, A. D. Weed
til the end·of August
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i a"ancied cars fr011•
Run Road
Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tbe talks were very friendly
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- a free. frank· e~change
heutynps
od your china, we'd like to
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P~m.;.oy,
C1~en's
National
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views,"
the
diplomatic
sources
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! manufacturer
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was traveling north,
round- Smart, Columb~s and~~~:~ said.
lloouUfal pattema Ia
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A comfortable 4-door. 4ed a curve, lost control on Ihe Ch be 1 C
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adult sedan. 13 cut.; c . et
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th
am r o ommerct
oung girla,
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of trunk space.
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ac~tycau~mgTh e car Furniture, King Builder;,
Loci, Pat, Will
learn the se- '.
ere! of eom·
, s e ut1 1 poe. ere was man and Abbott, Rail's Ben
:heavy damage to tho l~onl of Franklin, Keith Goble F 0 r d, R~elve Ble&amp;Hing
:!it"~~~ c!r:a•. ,
, the car. The a_ccldent IS still Tom Rue Motors, R. H. Raw!· WASHINGTON \UPI) -Pope up technique•
I WldSbeerff!nveDestlgarlmeatwn bty
I h e ings and Soos, Rawlinss . Coats Paul VI Is expected to bestow so neeessary , ,
!'lien, U you wllb, we'll be
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P
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Funeral Home.
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his personal blestlng on
the I for today's fl. ;1, 1 '
The family car. Loaded
dad to belp 1ou aoordlaalt
hn sblnnably na· '·
with "extraa" at no extra
Ohio Valley Baking Co B marrtege 0 I Lucl Bal nes J 0
t II k
rour otbor tabl1ware . , . •
BANKERS APPOINTED
F. Parm~l... Dairy
v;.'n · son and Patrick J. Nugent, It c'l:'!oe"';h~ proper eoametlq l'OU'U bow your table ootcoal
Appomtmenll to major ttand·
Drug
Meigs W : · was learned today.
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for your own skin colorlD8
tlnp are aiWBJI Ia perfeel
lng committees tl the Ohio Co. Tiny's z;rkle
Tru ~ J
Highly placed Catbolle sour· and you will have fun e~perlute.
Bankers Aaaociation for
th•
lngel'~ Furniture, ~:..: ces said ~ papal benediction ~;~m~!'J'P •..:.1u&amp;J.u~
llellsterinl 701!1' paltei'JJJ
1~7
year
have
been
completRestaurant
Pickens Hard
wiD take tbe form of and be obown the proper apwllb our Bridal BelialrJo
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sleek
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sports
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ol the fabulous FIAT.
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1nd relatlv11 to give you a
presldent of The Park National Crow Tolson, Athens Messen- the bride and grootn whl~&lt;h twillMI
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t~urrf~
::~~~!itt~,;
waddlnl 1111 you wallt. And
~ .ct•antage. You'll lind FIAT gives
Bank, Newark. Included were ger Personnel of
be read by Archblahop .,
Merlo Norman studio aad
you'll avoid dupllatl0111,
7. yc~u )!lOre, much more, then any
Theron Johnson, vice president Me;.,orial Hospital Mr
A. O'Boyle al
.the wedding receive be'J:.. and &amp;nldan..
too.
:: other car on the road. Teat drive
of Farmers Bank and Savings Mrs. w. P. LocharY, Keily
ceremony at
the National absolutely
e.
So be 11marl bride ... be
~ any on.e or the fabulous FIAT
100 m.p.h. tportster with
Co., to the Agricultural eom· lecturing Co., Provlro, Mrs. Shrl!'f of the lnuuaculate Con·
1 happy bride--cbooae your
; mocteti and aee for youraell.
5-apeed aynchro -meah
Syracuse pattern and rectamlttee; Mrs. ~laxme Grifltth, Norman RoH, Mrs . • M. Hen- ceptJon Aug. 6. ·
'It wilb us now.
transmisaion.
cashier e! the Pomeroy Natlooal nesy, Mrs. Nathan Wise, Mrs
::.
Bank, to the Women's
Pearl Mora , Mrs. Robert
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DIVORCE ASKED
Jewelen
ties Committee, and Theodore er, Eleanor Zelher,
One suit lor cllvoret wu flied 1J4
WY
T. Reed, Jr., president of the oi the American
today In the Melga County Clerk~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'!!!!!!!!! ::.!!o!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!'!!!!!!!!l
Farmers ~~ and Sav1ngs Co , Middleport Church of C h r i s t, of Courts office, Jo Ann Green,
took a pos1tion on the Pubhc Rev. Wilbur Perrin, Drew-Web- R. D., Albany, n. Francia I.e-~ f!!'_
. ·~-~~ S;pt-~~4~-~
1 Mile Above The Silver Bridge In Kenauge, Ohio
iiiliAifiiailrisiCoiimmii•itteeii.iiiiiiifl ster Posl, American Legion, roy Green Albany on gfOimd:s l .-~ ~"""
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Paul Nease, Mrs. Ira Butcher, atreme cruelty, and seetfne
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Mrs. Walter Crooks, Mrs. Rob- CWltody of two minor ehlldren.
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ert Coats, Mayor Charles Legar, Jed Webster and Pomeroy
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all other contributors.
-ler lonlpl, low bJ Ill llOl'th,
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MARRIAGE UCENSES
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FINAL
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cehl·r•ll•ll atttl alllt
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RuUand, and Lucille Norris, 22,
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Ollly ln Pedlatrlca Ward.
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Marshall waa e~limated at S300 by the . Adm!Jslona - Mrl: W. Rich- IT'S YOUR MOVI .. , ... , .. 'Ibis Is to ''Quiet One" whO gamblllll
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21. Huntsville, Ala- S:"erifl's Dept. lnvesUgaiinll of. ard Browu, Gallipl)hs; Ceel~ Dear Helen:
.has the probl~ of not 1111111 wood nl&amp;ht elub'l 't!'lll1l
bama, was cited for dnv·•a lefl !1cers.
PhiU•Pi, Rl 2, Crown C1ty. We have. Uvetl here for three i lovely. I too, -:•• railed Ia a bed by !old-rumors ... .
of center by clcy police Thurs· State p 1' 1 tic ted
M11s Mar\ha M. Elkma, Rt. I, moalba aa4 ID lhla lime I baYe 1very cold fanuly. UntU I was' Lancaster was itchln8 to
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day when his car collided "~th two vehlcfe ~cci~:: ;hurtda~ Cnlwn City; Mrl. Diller ~ck: , only met one of my nelahbors. married no one In my family : ''!be Swbnmlr" movlt 111 ·
1 car driven by Paul Pickens, 11
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rred 1 !he ard, Rt. 2, VInton. Ml'l. ran 11 never IIW such an unfriendly had ever &amp;!~me a hug or a, nectlout ood ,ot
52, Pt. Ple.asant, at the intersec- rnt!=to~s ~f :'~and~~ re- cia E. Tyler, Bidwell; Mn:
place
, klu. I determ_lned It would be • lor his paeans . . ..
tlon of ttth and VIand Street. 111 1. . . ·.
to
car F. Gerlach, ~t. PleasBtll, My busband is just out of the ' different in mme.
1been printed 'but wltneue1
su ng 1 nunor ID]ury
one Mrs Olivie K1nea1d PI Pleas- M 1 'Co
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the drivers and approximate- ant.' John F Aelker · Rt 11 arne rps w
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us: Frank Sinatra me
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• Fra~k A Ar~ott. ·Rt hil country and, proteeted thes Ieaalest way to show your love Jack L. wamer and announced
'lbr were no personal Injuries. vers involved in the rear
end 1 R~r:-. Edilll A. Rose Rt j I people who won t even say a Is with a sense of humor and ' he'd like to buy '•half" of

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a l:t ~~~:.~Jf~u·':ulal~:!o':;;! ~:":/:. h/:~n~"":
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to .slide Into an oncommg true hicle unded control.
Ch~h Wellston: Phillip F.l was one o em, m
If ;s on you can procresa elpres• that with three phone calls,
dnven by Melvm L. Moore,
Dye, Wellston: Michael
A. I coffees, bridge, swims, go '1ing Ule serious, deeply a!fllellon· Sinatra 1\ated
. Fine, Jack
Arbuckle. Marcum IS 27 andre- Arreata recorded at the coun- Schoch Rt 1 Jackson · Rhon- ' etc.
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aides on Park Drive. Damage ty jail were William Euaene d L 'Mce' k'le Oak . H'•ll· I But •• ciV!hans . Nobody the children. They need
the ; of telephones. "Be my auest.
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Mrs. Richard E. Sn der, Rav- Dear 0:
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have my •mall children to hug , tumed actor , playln&amp; a film
enswood,
son,
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many
places.
mstant
neigh·
and
kiss, for I, who w,as raised dete&lt;t!ve . Sheik Bader Mul·
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da• . Mrs Oscar E. Gerl'ach . borliness' .~••. succumbed to without love. couldn t
live Ia ol Kuw~ll ol'nS ple:ces of
eROOFING
Pt. Pleasant, dauahter. 6:25 p. 'Busyne&amp;,, diSmlerest. and;- withoul il now. - MISSING :ihree London dJscotheks and
lm· Thursday .
moat of all - mnbiht). With HIM
' thinks he'll start a IJ . S. !rug·
Diachar•••
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everyone
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I seems when you read that some
I Welch hasn't been seen on one
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just
M·••••""" 1Mr and Mrs John Tillis oi Edna M. Martm, Pe~rl E. Bal· chana• residences al least
watch the sex . publicity ex- _ : Rutland. and. has returned to ! lard. Jerry R. Barr. Mrs. Llda once a year: the block .~Ill
I plode . . ')'. Cfllldy, !&gt;i?~ler, tbat
' Norfoil&lt;, Va., where he is sta · L. Bunce, Mrs. George F. f'o":· scarcely .get excited about ~~~
sweet old Ulin&amp;," was seen In
tloned aboard the u.s.s. Ra- ier. Timothy L. f'owler, Ham· new fam•ly down the street. .
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Chicago escortl111 nephew
I' h 1 th U S Navy
son
C. Hartless, Mrs. Robert You're one of many.
Sales
of
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vin Powers ·while he ~rr~~
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Nowadays you new people , ed States Savmgs Bonds '" a fane . schman w:
I In early August.,the RBUegh I' Joseph E. Martin, Belford L. can't sit back and wait for tile Ohio during June were f27.1 .
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' will sa•l to the Caribbean ;he";, McCarley. John R.
Musser. welcoming committee any more million. Sales in the state Jtn·
Chlcaso ~rchlbshop
they will stay until afle th IMrs. St'aniev R. Richards, Mrs. than a new employee can be ac- uary throu1h June 11166 totsled Patnck Cody s cardinal.
new year. His addr""s Is John Iwayne f'. Sloan, Mrs. George cepted on the job without prov- '163.4 million - up N.3 million Hon- to lose lots of weight.
, W. Tllh• FN3 695876.6·. U.S.S. F. Stanley, M.,. Bert W. T••· ing himself. You have to work over the same period In 1118&amp;. i Pegn_CUI, a blithe and
Rallegh, .LPDI E DiviSion, Fleet ford , Arthur L. Ulmer, Charles at becoming a part of your ar·
' ty hve-•1-up ga1. who IS .
Post Offwe, New York
New, A. Woodard , Mary Bar 1ow, Mrs. ea.
Mr. Theodore
. T.boReed.
d h~r.,
· o1 cheery, lntelh~ent fun,
York.
· ; Harry N. Galloway, Mrs. Louis So go ahead and introduce . volun teer savm&amp;s n s c Air- take' her expensive purstnall,
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h 1 · D Karschnlk and Infant son yoursell Best approach• Take ' man for Meigs County • repl)rl- , ty to Rome fur the pmchmg
, Tlls rot er. anny. w o s
ed J
b d 1 ·n the 1
w • "'otationed on the USS HenriCO. . Mrs. R. D. Marlin and infant walks or bike ride•. stop and
une on sa es 1
season ·:
omen;• .,&lt;&amp;r
with the Navy In San Dieeo. loon. Mr9. Earl E. Murnahan talk to anyone gardening out county were $27,469, and that Daily, which got the White
c l'f · 1 11 th
J 1 27 ''lind Infant daughter Mrs Jas front You'll be surprised at the county attained 36.1 per Houre oo Irked over acooplng
a'
or.,a.
ef
d
!ere
onVI
y on Pearson and lnfa~t daughte; the friendly response from at cent of ils annual sales goal the fashion world on the ducb
for a tour o u y m eutnam
,
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h
'od
J
' which JS
· sched u1ed 1o en d near
least three-fourths of
your I thunng htJe per1
"nuary i' to be· donned for the ·
I. Christmas His address is Danneighbors- once you brea k the roua une.
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ny R. Tillis RD3 7948747, uss,
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lee. - H. .
, Reed p&lt;Jinted out that 8 ,.,. II !oat lis historical sense
Henrico, APA 45 01 Division, '
De~r Helen . .
Ieent Treasury Department rea· humor, pulled anotber
Fleet
POll!
O!!ice.
San
Francisco.:
I
ve
never
wntten
to
a
new!lulation which allows tax
ex- scoop on 1600 Pennsylvania Av.
We'll jump through C mla.
!
paper
before,
but
the
letter
a·
empt
organization•
to
receive
- revealed that Mrs. Lady
111
a 0
bout thoughtless people lntrlgu·
Ifill
H bondl
Blrd's lnaiJiUf'al ball
hoops to EARN
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By Wayae G. BraadalldL M.D. ed me.
.. g ..r es
(a John Moon creation)
your insurance with
COMPLETES TRAINING
The motto of the •llnglna : I know a woman who Ia the 8 lace value of up to
reat; been placed on vie11: In
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Army Pvt. William p, Neutz· inlects (bees, hornets and ' biggest sucker in this "What's ·In an~cai~~ar Y~~
the · Smllhhsonian - It'• juat
lina, 24, whou wife, Patty. llv· wasps) is: "Live and let live." ; in it for me?" world.
~~v .,nd ~ea n
a copy
. SeeJped Mrs. LBJ
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at
107
Locust
St.,
Pomeroy,
They
wiU
acree
not
to
bother~
She
io
a
smart,
cultured
cabus
ness
•
n
uatry
aa
quite
abnply
didn't .wlBb to
01
completed advanced Infantry you if you don't bother them. reer woman In her 50's, work- of their corporate giving Pl'9' loP tht orlpnal . away
lralnlni, lncluclllll a week
of Fair enoiJI)l, yet every year 1111 in an office with 75 othera. fll'ams.
war111g It once . (Fine frulal
guerilla warfare trainiOR at many persons are atun1.
Somehow, without pry1n1, she
'l'lul AI
eumple for all wlvet). Fort Polk, La., July 23. Hill In addition to the local pain- bas learned the birthdays of aU ly UaiN Pra~~IIGIIII
Jack Douglaa of 1111. ''Tonllb&amp;'~
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert !ul reaction there is the much the employees, and here Is Today Ia Friday July 2t
tlllowa and a aeneration of creP. NeutrUng, live at Itt Pea· more serious generalized re- where .the 100 percent aucker . !lOth day of tflfii with ta5
aUve luoacy, wUI have ..his
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cock Ave Pomeroy
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0 comea
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UICUI'
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When
that date ahows up, you follow .
(starrin&amp; the lnef(able Paul
'hono W'r !.all
1
11
0
mu
e
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or
w
ave
can
bet
there
will
be
a
cake
or
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Annual per capita consump- become allersic throuph a
.
.
' : The moon is between !Is first Ford ) at ••
uoe ··w·estport Coun~,
Ill I. locond St. ,.moroy
tlon of beef In Auatralia and
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a card With a little illl on your ' quarter and full pbase.
Playhouse In Con. . . . . Woody
.
prev1ous encounter. This moy desk all with the least amount 1
,
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New Zealand IS 110 to
1311 be characterized by vomiting 1 f 'nta to h H 11. 1 1 ; The mom1111 slal'l arr Mars, Allen • first ataae
co.._
o be
a re beerse
· t s ove Y. venua and satum.
''Don't Drink the Water"
t •.
p&lt;Junds, accordlng to the Ency· chills, rever,
shortness o!' to
red b

Tillis Boys

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' Ou Duty Tours
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. 8 nds

Sales Noted . ,

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Buick Bpeclal Chusis. It baa automatic transmiuion,
radio, foam cuahloDI, large bub caps, dlx. steerlnl
wheel, and full c~rpetlne. Special no tra~e priw of
f2564.00.
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New 1966 LeSC.bre - $2993

Buick VB 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla.is ~ fulllllzed Buick: I :is"
·Wheelbtae, 260 horaepower VB engine. lt has the 400
automatic tranlltlllllon,. power steerln&amp; and brakel,
Sonomatlc radio, wbite waU t1re1, cuwtorn seat belts,
IUid dlx. wheel covers. Special No trade price of
t2.99S.OO.
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New 1966 Catalina· *2960 .
Pontiac VB ·4 Dr. Sedan. Thli 11 our full sl!ed 121"
wheelbaliC Pontiac with famoua 290 horsepower VB
engine. This car Is (lilly equipped· with po,wet steer·
lng, power brake!, Hydramatic, white .wall tlret, dlx.
wheel covers, and dlx. !leering. wheel, also stainless
ateel around the windows, foam cuahlon1, lilZI glass,
and many other aecenorles. Special no trade price
$2,9i!O.OO.

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Chevelle 4 Dr. Sedan. It It a 6 cyl. automatlq traila.
Thii Is a 115'' wheelbase family ,sbed -..r. Exceptional
in condition, appearance, and value. It Ia a low mil•
aae one owner car. "
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Chrysler • • - ~795
Newport 4 Dr, Sedan, Factory AIRCONDmONER,

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mobile and . keeps It .11 IUeh. Tliis ~ hu saddle aU
Ybtyl CUllom upbolltlry, power steering and 'mba
and automatic tranmlisslo11.

MANY MORE .••

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CARS &amp; TRUCKS
1961 DODGE
1 Ton Cab &amp; Chauia VI wheels. Radio ;md heater.

- .. $1395

4 · spd. tuns. Dual

1960 CHEVROLET- *1095
El Camino V8 - 3 epd. trana. Radio.

1956 WILLYS
lf.o Ton Pickup. 4 wheel drive.

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1954 International- ~45
Jl,o Ton Pickup. 3 spd. trans. Heater.

1956· BUICK

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4 DOOR

19~

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2 DOOR SEDAN

*100

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- '95

A~ H. Rawlings Sons Co.
"OHIO'S OLDEST DODOI OIALIII"
II S. Second Ave.

Mhltflepert,

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available for wagp
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It

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The lady who was mwith the 1.rr..,_ance
....·- - - - - - heart attack and no one visited: If
It can sure happen. I was ill
for ail weeks. lbe ambulance
came and took me to the hoepi·
tal, and my neighbors never
DRY
Plew. I waa raised by parenta
QEANING
who taught me, "Don't air your
troubles, everyone hei ~ublea
Service On Requelt
of their own." I didn't resent
what thi s lady calls "cruelty."
If you want vlaltora, you
let them know about 11. m these
CLEANIU . JIOMIIOY
buey da7s. - FAITH
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BLAETTNARS

Bakers of Ho!aum Bread

..Ll"cotn-M.rcu!'IJ.Comet-F:ngli.rh P'ord
85 N. Court St.
Athent
193-MOL

Middleport

992·2~&amp;0

"OIIIo'l Oldest DO&lt;la• Dealer"
Middleport, Ohio

GALEN S. BROWN;;rJist.
t111=l-2ts6

Farm - Industrial Tuppen Plains

SWISHER &amp; LOHSE
REXALL DRUGS

K&amp;C JEW.ELERS

"Kentucky Fried Chickttt"

Convertible - - - - $1495

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Fertili~:'r

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llport COupt. V-8, auto. trans., power
lirlba 6 lteerltlg, radlo, wjslw tlrtl,
w1tM1 dllcl, factory air.

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AMIRlCAN 2 00011
I C:,rlladar with Automatic Tra111.

IPICIALS

lllck .. .. . .. ... . .. . $295

IOVI DOOI BII:DAN
. V.a .l(otor, Power Steerln.. Sbarp.

EVENINGS
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Karr&amp; VanZandt ~tor Sales
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WYI-AI2

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1190 WMPO RADIO

SUNDAY 9 AM

S.m•111 Pl'l!ft Oract JlipiKOpal Church, P0111eroy

For the Womtm that Sews"
83 MUl St.
Klddleport
892o8320

Gelllrtll Controeti!lll
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Ph. 1149-3273
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.14lddleport

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HEINER$ · .aAKJRY
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N.
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100 0
RESTAURA . '. ~.

HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE
West Malo St.
PonteroJ
Support the Cllurc:ll of 1/0111' Cllok:l

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REv, IQCHAID MARTIN, lECTOR
Morn1111 W""'l' . . ... . .', . . . . 10110 AM Sullllay
A "Thoiiblactul Awoacll To RtifgloUJ Problc!!l#.

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Buildlllg Suppllet tllld 11~k
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THE SEWING CENTER
WHmll SEWING MACHINES

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312 E. Main St.

Gt118ral Mercha!ldut
Tlappera P1liDI
e87-3280

"lvcTI/t~illtl

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"K1epsake Diamo!'!l A~_ ~ .

LYONS CLOVER FARM

TUNE IN

BoUdq lhcL Wblte over beige, beige
1'11111 btlerlcil', V-8 eqlae, IIIIo. trpa.
poWw brake~ llld steeriDg, wi&amp;IW Urea.

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1192-2955
Pomeroy

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62 Olds Dyn1mic 88 _

ACTION-PRlc:iD

CROW'S STEAK HOUSE
Pomeroy

63 Dodge Pol1r1

tratlf4D.

Phone 867-MSI

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Lawn .r. Ga~ll

Salea - ALLIS

Action lsi

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TINY'S FOODLAND

~ $1395
door. 288'
engine, auto. triDI.,
power braiW. power steering, radio,
llkt uw 'llblt. sidewall tires, wheel
dllcl, tllllld windshield, wbitl wllb red
lntlrlor, Ven Immaculate car with only

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Brown'• Bottl.e Gill

When The

62 C•• .l..pal• H.T.

$2195

with blackvlD1lloP, b!Jck vinyl lilt. (ID.
., 20,000 mllll. Rail aharpl

OitiN

Pll. 1185·2005

Chester, Ohio

R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO.

V.. •DIIne, automatic tni!B., power
brlkea, power steering, radio, uw
wbiM lldewalls, wheel dllal, I!Pt bl111
with wblte top and bhl~ ~~ bt1erlor,
,7,000 miles. c,l~Jllac .

Phone WY·2·21l5
~"""''Y Ave.
Pomeroy, Ohio
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RAY RIGGS, INC. ,

240 Uncoln St.

lataWtt, v.a motor, wtd. trans, n4lo,
w1a1w h delut wheel dltcs, turquolat

Seeds

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OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO.

WILLIS ANTHONY
PLUMBING &amp; HEATING

15 Ply. 2 Door M.T. -

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"Sure S~n of Quality"

Sugar ·Run Flour Mills

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LOCAL UNION 5668
RaveDBwood, W. Va.

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THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS
OF AMERICA

There are no eveni111 atara. • Broadway thla fall with
A m e r I e a n novelist
The best prevention
is
atren&amp;lh which she could be Ul· Tarl&lt;lnii!On wu born on
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avoid attracting the little ing to do somthing for her· day In t86t.
pests. They wiU love your per- aelf? _ ANOTHER HELEN
On th1s day In hlatGry:
fumes, hair spray and other Dear Helen :
In 1688, Queen Ellabe_th
coametics and, If you
. She IS doing aomethina 1 r fearful of a Spal1lth ln~as1oa
llowery prints they may
herself, loc she's discovered Eoilund, traveled to Tilbury
like them for the real thing. the truth in the saylna, "You lpUl' oa her troopa.
Plain UJht colon do not
can never make juat ONE per- j In 17M, tilt flrat inte:malitlllal
tract them. When you
happy - the otber is al- boxing match took place
working outdoors er
ways YOU." - H.
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Brl118h champion Jack
you ahould wear slacks
Dear Helen:
knocking out Jean Petit

innl•l-es. It ia wise to
., aerosol bomb of
in your car with whieh to wei.eome any ln•ecta that may !ly
in.
The hmleybee Is the Mly
lnuct that leaves Its stinger
and lis venom 1ac Jn the
wound. Squeealns lht wound
will only force the
venom
more quickly into your
lation but a awlft scraping
the wound with a lmlft
or your finger nail wtll
the slinger batoN much of
venom 11 absorbed.
Ptr10ns known to be oiler·
lie! to bee atlnga abould carry
1 apeeial ftrst • aid klt when
there Ia danger of being allini.
'lbe !!rat et~~ercency me&amp;lltfl
when such a person Is stung 11
u llljletlon of adftmlllll. AJ.
mOll! as good and much simpler 11 to place a tablet of
l!Gproterenol (lsuprel) under
tilt lonpt• .Dta't auek II' awaJ.
Joolr It but 181 tt be ablorbed
lllrou&amp;h the mucous l llleDlbranee of the IIIOU!h. This
tlrua will JNYtt~l awellJDI of
11ut air pa111ca and aapllyxi·
allen.
Prompt application of 1
thick paste ol baking soda and
water to the wollllll is also
llalpful In · ftltltl'allling
bee
er yelltw jacket venom but,
since wasp ve,nom Is alkaline,
Yllletal' ralltfr than
soda
ahould bt appUtld to a wasp
1tinc.
DelettSltillng Injections in
lhl IPflnl
recommended
for all susceptible
persons
who are in danger of

nnme,

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=---. brealh,
loss of consciousness In ;.m: of va~lng, why i
and even death.
does she uae up her time and I

G0 T0 RIWII nga In Mlddl•port and · ' · ·

whole

·t Dr. Herd Top. Another one of !bose Bulcks traded

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63
.LeSabre Buick • *1895
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MUlLEN

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P~t~ lms

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Jl'ith the hope it will, In tome me~.llrtre, foster n114f :pelp /au..
fain tlwl whit-h It llood in f11mlly and I'Ommrmily life, .
ture ia tporuored b:v tftfl bus i11Pss (irm.~ and nrgan.iz11tlmr• '

2 Dr. Hard Top. This Riviera II America's neetheart,
and tbll one 11 a honey ltlllde and out. This oWIIer
hal hatfelibt new Bulcb and he takes pride In keepInc bll cars In lbe peak of tondition ani! appear111ee.
You'll have to see II to appreciate its pertectloll.

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64 Riviera Buick - . ~795

S4\'S

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Mondoy

power steering, power brakes 'imd automatic traDI.
Tilts Ia a one owner new Buick trade-ln. It Ia clean
lnJide and out, and a real buy.
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8 ply tire• on rear and rea~ bumper. special no trade
prll:e of ,1,898.00. ,
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.Collisions Reported

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R01plta!: Vldtlna
hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents
by H •len I!Jottel
NEW YORK: _ Bermuda
'•nnt
Ollly ln Pedlatrlca Ward.
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. 'lbe Shorts and may JegaU~ 1
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Marshall waa e~limated at S300 by the . Adm!Jslona - Mrl: W. Rich- IT'S YOUR MOVI .. , ... , .. 'Ibis Is to ''Quiet One" whO gamblllll
Mort
f.~·
21. Huntsville, Ala- S:"erifl's Dept. lnvesUgaiinll of. ard Browu, Gallipl)hs; Ceel~ Dear Helen:
.has the probl~ of not 1111111 wood nl&amp;ht elub'l 't!'lll1l
bama, was cited for dnv·•a lefl !1cers.
PhiU•Pi, Rl 2, Crown C1ty. We have. Uvetl here for three i lovely. I too, -:•• railed Ia a bed by !old-rumors ... .
of center by clcy police Thurs· State p 1' 1 tic ted
M11s Mar\ha M. Elkma, Rt. I, moalba aa4 ID lhla lime I baYe 1very cold fanuly. UntU I was' Lancaster was itchln8 to
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day when his car collided "~th two vehlcfe ~cci~:: ;hurtda~ Cnlwn City; Mrl. Diller ~ck: , only met one of my nelahbors. married no one In my family : ''!be Swbnmlr" movlt 111 ·
1 car driven by Paul Pickens, 11
h' h
rred 1 !he ard, Rt. 2, VInton. Ml'l. ran 11 never IIW such an unfriendly had ever &amp;!~me a hug or a, nectlout ood ,ot
52, Pt. Ple.asant, at the intersec- rnt!=to~s ~f :'~and~~ re- cia E. Tyler, Bidwell; Mn:
place
, klu. I determ_lned It would be • lor his paeans . . ..
tlon of ttth and VIand Street. 111 1. . . ·.
to
car F. Gerlach, ~t. PleasBtll, My busband is just out of the ' different in mme.
1been printed 'but wltneue1
su ng 1 nunor ID]ury
one Mrs Olivie K1nea1d PI Pleas- M 1 'Co
here he served
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Prope rtY damage was e• timat- of
the drivers and approximate- ant.' John F Aelker · Rt 11 arne rps w
1 . It waa very difficult, but
us: Frank Sinatra me
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ed at $700 to the two vehleles. ly $IOO property damage. Dri- ~
• Fra~k A Ar~ott. ·Rt hil country and, proteeted thes Ieaalest way to show your love Jack L. wamer and announced
'lbr were no personal Injuries. vers involved in the rear
end 1 R~r:-. Edilll A. Rose Rt j I people who won t even say a Is with a sense of humor and ' he'd like to buy '•half" of

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fo~~~.!;g ~f~r~~en~~sro~l: ~ii~~on ;h~~e ~~~ ~~::0~ :~~~e: ~~l:rtHA ~~~ ~i' : ~~~~h~:· first moved into
a l:t ~~~:.~Jf~u·':ulal~:!o':;;! ~:":/:. h/:~n~"":
New 1966 Bui~k •• $2564
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to .slide Into an oncommg true hicle unded control.
Ch~h Wellston: Phillip F.l was one o em, m
If ;s on you can procresa elpres• that with three phone calls,
dnven by Melvm L. Moore,
Dye, Wellston: Michael
A. I coffees, bridge, swims, go '1ing Ule serious, deeply a!fllellon· Sinatra 1\ated
. Fine, Jack
Arbuckle. Marcum IS 27 andre- Arreata recorded at the coun- Schoch Rt 1 Jackson · Rhon- ' etc.
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,ate things. Do this also with replied, pt1lnUn1 lo his battery
aides on Park Drive. Damage ty jail were William Euaene d L 'Mce' k'le Oak . H'•ll· I But •• ciV!hans . Nobody the children. They need
the ; of telephones. "Be my auest.
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of
probation
and
Elmer
Wellston
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Gene
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If?
to
be
truly
happy.
,
last
Jack
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of
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-FOR~
'Rirth•
f anubbed. - D.ML.
ago I thank God every day I: Milton Serle's brother Frank
•HEATING
Mrs. Richard E. Sn der, Rav- Dear 0:
.
have my •mall children to hug , tumed actor , playln&amp; a film
enswood,
son,
,
/
m.
Thurs·
In
many
places.
mstant
neigh·
and
kiss, for I, who w,as raised dete&lt;t!ve . Sheik Bader Mul·
12 03
•PlUMBING
da• . Mrs Oscar E. Gerl'ach . borliness' .~••. succumbed to without love. couldn t
live Ia ol Kuw~ll ol'nS ple:ces of
eROOFING
Pt. Pleasant, dauahter. 6:25 p. 'Busyne&amp;,, diSmlerest. and;- withoul il now. - MISSING :ihree London dJscotheks and
lm· Thursday .
moat of all - mnbiht). With HIM
' thinks he'll start a IJ . S. !rug·
Diachar•••
.
everyone
on
the
move.
&lt;
or
so
II
:
clulin .. 01. vay .. Raquel
1
John !Butch !Tillis has spent I
I seems when you read that some
I Welch hasn't been seen on one
~!=~VICJ
• i6-day leave with his parents,' Charles w. .Armstrong, Mrs. 25 per cent ol lhe populatiOn
0
I movie .ICI'een yet but
just
M·••••""" 1Mr and Mrs John Tillis oi Edna M. Martm, Pe~rl E. Bal· chana• residences al least
watch the sex . publicity ex- _ : Rutland. and. has returned to ! lard. Jerry R. Barr. Mrs. Llda once a year: the block .~Ill
I plode . . ')'. Cfllldy, !&gt;i?~ler, tbat
' Norfoil&lt;, Va., where he is sta · L. Bunce, Mrs. George F. f'o":· scarcely .get excited about ~~~
sweet old Ulin&amp;," was seen In
tloned aboard the u.s.s. Ra- ier. Timothy L. f'owler, Ham· new fam•ly down the street. .
.
Chicago escortl111 nephew
I' h 1 th U S Navy
son
C. Hartless, Mrs. Robert You're one of many.
Sales
of
Ser•~•
E
and
H
Unit·
vin Powers ·while he ~rr~~
. Ieg · 0 e · ·
··
I B. Hendricks, Paul D:: Kelly,
Nowadays you new people , ed States Savmgs Bonds '" a fane . schman w:
I In early August.,the RBUegh I' Joseph E. Martin, Belford L. can't sit back and wait for tile Ohio during June were f27.1 .
Y
cy
' will sa•l to the Caribbean ;he";, McCarley. John R.
Musser. welcoming committee any more million. Sales in the state Jtn·
Chlcaso ~rchlbshop
they will stay until afle th IMrs. St'aniev R. Richards, Mrs. than a new employee can be ac- uary throu1h June 11166 totsled Patnck Cody s cardinal.
new year. His addr""s Is John Iwayne f'. Sloan, Mrs. George cepted on the job without prov- '163.4 million - up N.3 million Hon- to lose lots of weight.
, W. Tllh• FN3 695876.6·. U.S.S. F. Stanley, M.,. Bert W. T••· ing himself. You have to work over the same period In 1118&amp;. i Pegn_CUI, a blithe and
Rallegh, .LPDI E DiviSion, Fleet ford , Arthur L. Ulmer, Charles at becoming a part of your ar·
' ty hve-•1-up ga1. who IS .
Post Offwe, New York
New, A. Woodard , Mary Bar 1ow, Mrs. ea.
Mr. Theodore
. T.boReed.
d h~r.,
· o1 cheery, lntelh~ent fun,
York.
· ; Harry N. Galloway, Mrs. Louis So go ahead and introduce . volun teer savm&amp;s n s c Air- take' her expensive purstnall,
• b h D
h 1 · D Karschnlk and Infant son yoursell Best approach• Take ' man for Meigs County • repl)rl- , ty to Rome fur the pmchmg
, Tlls rot er. anny. w o s
ed J
b d 1 ·n the 1
w • "'otationed on the USS HenriCO. . Mrs. R. D. Marlin and infant walks or bike ride•. stop and
une on sa es 1
season ·:
omen;• .,&lt;&amp;r
with the Navy In San Dieeo. loon. Mr9. Earl E. Murnahan talk to anyone gardening out county were $27,469, and that Daily, which got the White
c l'f · 1 11 th
J 1 27 ''lind Infant daughter Mrs Jas front You'll be surprised at the county attained 36.1 per Houre oo Irked over acooplng
a'
or.,a.
ef
d
!ere
onVI
y on Pearson and lnfa~t daughte; the friendly response from at cent of ils annual sales goal the fashion world on the ducb
for a tour o u y m eutnam
,
·
d ·
h
'od
J
' which JS
· sched u1ed 1o en d near
least three-fourths of
your I thunng htJe per1
"nuary i' to be· donned for the ·
I. Christmas His address is Danneighbors- once you brea k the roua une.
..•.
weddm&amp; to the dull p&lt;Jmt
ny R. Tillis RD3 7948747, uss,
I
lee. - H. .
, Reed p&lt;Jinted out that 8 ,.,. II !oat lis historical sense
Henrico, APA 45 01 Division, '
De~r Helen . .
Ieent Treasury Department rea· humor, pulled anotber
Fleet
POll!
O!!ice.
San
Francisco.:
I
ve
never
wntten
to
a
new!lulation which allows tax
ex- scoop on 1600 Pennsylvania Av.
We'll jump through C mla.
!
paper
before,
but
the
letter
a·
empt
organization•
to
receive
- revealed that Mrs. Lady
111
a 0
bout thoughtless people lntrlgu·
Ifill
H bondl
Blrd's lnaiJiUf'al ball
hoops to EARN
1
By Wayae G. BraadalldL M.D. ed me.
.. g ..r es
(a John Moon creation)
your insurance with
COMPLETES TRAINING
The motto of the •llnglna : I know a woman who Ia the 8 lace value of up to
reat; been placed on vie11: In
1
Army Pvt. William p, Neutz· inlects (bees, hornets and ' biggest sucker in this "What's ·In an~cai~~ar Y~~
the · Smllhhsonian - It'• juat
lina, 24, whou wife, Patty. llv· wasps) is: "Live and let live." ; in it for me?" world.
~~v .,nd ~ea n
a copy
. SeeJped Mrs. LBJ
1
1
at
107
Locust
St.,
Pomeroy,
They
wiU
acree
not
to
bother~
She
io
a
smart,
cultured
cabus
ness
•
n
uatry
aa
quite
abnply
didn't .wlBb to
01
completed advanced Infantry you if you don't bother them. reer woman In her 50's, work- of their corporate giving Pl'9' loP tht orlpnal . away
lralnlni, lncluclllll a week
of Fair enoiJI)l, yet every year 1111 in an office with 75 othera. fll'ams.
war111g It once . (Fine frulal
guerilla warfare trainiOR at many persons are atun1.
Somehow, without pry1n1, she
'l'lul AI
eumple for all wlvet). Fort Polk, La., July 23. Hill In addition to the local pain- bas learned the birthdays of aU ly UaiN Pra~~IIGIIII
Jack Douglaa of 1111. ''Tonllb&amp;'~
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert !ul reaction there is the much the employees, and here Is Today Ia Friday July 2t
tlllowa and a aeneration of creP. NeutrUng, live at Itt Pea· more serious generalized re- where .the 100 percent aucker . !lOth day of tflfii with ta5
aUve luoacy, wUI have ..his
10 ·
Insurance Agency Inc.
cock Ave Pomeroy
li ·
h0 ·
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first stase corned~ tried
0 comea
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nplm
~:!""'
w
h
UICUI'
h
When
that date ahows up, you follow .
(starrin&amp; the lnef(able Paul
'hono W'r !.all
1
11
0
mu
e
•-•'
or
w
ave
can
bet
there
will
be
a
cake
or
'"'
Annual per capita consump- become allersic throuph a
.
.
' : The moon is between !Is first Ford ) at ••
uoe ··w·estport Coun~,
Ill I. locond St. ,.moroy
tlon of beef In Auatralia and
·
a card With a little illl on your ' quarter and full pbase.
Playhouse In Con. . . . . Woody
.
prev1ous encounter. This moy desk all with the least amount 1
,
_...,,
New Zealand IS 110 to
1311 be characterized by vomiting 1 f 'nta to h H 11. 1 1 ; The mom1111 slal'l arr Mars, Allen • first ataae
co.._
o be
a re beerse
· t s ove Y. venua and satum.
''Don't Drink the Water"
t •.
p&lt;Junds, accordlng to the Ency· chills, rever,
shortness o!' to
red b

Tillis Boys

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' Ou Duty Tours
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savings
. 8 nds

Sales Noted . ,

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Buick Bpeclal Chusis. It baa automatic transmiuion,
radio, foam cuahloDI, large bub caps, dlx. steerlnl
wheel, and full c~rpetlne. Special no tra~e priw of
f2564.00.
;

New 1966 LeSC.bre - $2993

Buick VB 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla.is ~ fulllllzed Buick: I :is"
·Wheelbtae, 260 horaepower VB engine. lt has the 400
automatic tranlltlllllon,. power steerln&amp; and brakel,
Sonomatlc radio, wbite waU t1re1, cuwtorn seat belts,
IUid dlx. wheel covers. Special No trade price of
t2.99S.OO.
_

New 1966 Catalina· *2960 .
Pontiac VB ·4 Dr. Sedan. Thli 11 our full sl!ed 121"
wheelbaliC Pontiac with famoua 290 horsepower VB
engine. This car Is (lilly equipped· with po,wet steer·
lng, power brake!, Hydramatic, white .wall tlret, dlx.
wheel covers, and dlx. !leering. wheel, also stainless
ateel around the windows, foam cuahlon1, lilZI glass,
and many other aecenorles. Special no trade price
$2,9i!O.OO.

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64 Chevrolet - - - $1495

Chevelle 4 Dr. Sedan. It It a 6 cyl. automatlq traila.
Thii Is a 115'' wheelbase family ,sbed -..r. Exceptional
in condition, appearance, and value. It Ia a low mil•
aae one owner car. "
.

65
Chrysler • • - ~795
Newport 4 Dr, Sedan, Factory AIRCONDmONER,

1
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from a Buick enlbllllut wJulapprtctatel a fine auto- ·
mobile and . keeps It .11 IUeh. Tliis ~ hu saddle aU
Ybtyl CUllom upbolltlry, power steering and 'mba
and automatic tranmlisslo11.

MANY MORE .••

ON TMESE GOOD

CARS &amp; TRUCKS
1961 DODGE
1 Ton Cab &amp; Chauia VI wheels. Radio ;md heater.

- .. $1395

4 · spd. tuns. Dual

1960 CHEVROLET- *1095
El Camino V8 - 3 epd. trana. Radio.

1956 WILLYS
lf.o Ton Pickup. 4 wheel drive.

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$695

1954 International- ~45
Jl,o Ton Pickup. 3 spd. trans. Heater.

1956· BUICK

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1957 BUICK
4 DOOR

19~

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CHEVROLET

2 DOOR SEDAN

*100

- ~45
- '95

A~ H. Rawlings Sons Co.
"OHIO'S OLDEST DODOI OIALIII"
II S. Second Ave.

Mhltflepert,

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stung. Such immunization

available for wagp
• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · bee olings.

It

well

The lady who was mwith the 1.rr..,_ance
....·- - - - - - heart attack and no one visited: If
It can sure happen. I was ill
for ail weeks. lbe ambulance
came and took me to the hoepi·
tal, and my neighbors never
DRY
Plew. I waa raised by parenta
QEANING
who taught me, "Don't air your
troubles, everyone hei ~ublea
Service On Requelt
of their own." I didn't resent
what thi s lady calls "cruelty."
If you want vlaltora, you
let them know about 11. m these
CLEANIU . JIOMIIOY
buey da7s. - FAITH
Dm~~·~lle::;te::;n;;.:._._ _._;::;;;Jii!ii:iii
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BLAETTNARS

Bakers of Ho!aum Bread

..Ll"cotn-M.rcu!'IJ.Comet-F:ngli.rh P'ord
85 N. Court St.
Athent
193-MOL

Middleport

992·2~&amp;0

"OIIIo'l Oldest DO&lt;la• Dealer"
Middleport, Ohio

GALEN S. BROWN;;rJist.
t111=l-2ts6

Farm - Industrial Tuppen Plains

SWISHER &amp; LOHSE
REXALL DRUGS

K&amp;C JEW.ELERS

"Kentucky Fried Chickttt"

Convertible - - - - $1495

60 .....,... .. .. ..... ...

Fertili~:'r

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59 Fonl Thunderbird _ $1095

llport COupt. V-8, auto. trans., power
lirlba 6 lteerltlg, radlo, wjslw tlrtl,
w1tM1 dllcl, factory air.

*"'I''

AMIRlCAN 2 00011
I C:,rlladar with Automatic Tra111.

IPICIALS

lllck .. .. . .. ... . .. . $295

IOVI DOOI BII:DAN
. V.a .l(otor, Power Steerln.. Sbarp.

EVENINGS
. . . UNTIL ... PM

Karr&amp; VanZandt ~tor Sales
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$1495

WYI-AI2

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"The Spreading Kingdom"
1190 WMPO RADIO

SUNDAY 9 AM

S.m•111 Pl'l!ft Oract JlipiKOpal Church, P0111eroy

For the Womtm that Sews"
83 MUl St.
Klddleport
892o8320

Gelllrtll Controeti!lll
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Points and Hol'tiUJMi
Ph. 1149-3273
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.14lddleport

. CHRIST
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RALL'S BEN

HEINER$ · .aAKJRY
.• ~ 91

QGocl . , . .,

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FRAMJ]i~
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Pbone 89Nf81
N.
Middleport, Obi(!

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BOWERS DRi~l§i(S
lj
100 0
RESTAURA . '. ~.

HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE
West Malo St.
PonteroJ
Support the Cllurc:ll of 1/0111' Cllok:l

n(I'T

··~ . ~e'r ;

REv, IQCHAID MARTIN, lECTOR
Morn1111 W""'l' . . ... . .', . . . . 10110 AM Sullllay
A "Thoiiblactul Awoacll To RtifgloUJ Problc!!l#.

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RACINE PLANIN(j ft'~&gt; ( ·
Buildlllg Suppllet tllld 11~k
.

THE SEWING CENTER
WHmll SEWING MACHINES

;~f'

312 E. Main St.

Gt118ral Mercha!ldut
Tlappera P1liDI
e87-3280

"lvcTI/t~illtl

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"K1epsake Diamo!'!l A~_ ~ .

LYONS CLOVER FARM

TUNE IN

BoUdq lhcL Wblte over beige, beige
1'11111 btlerlcil', V-8 eqlae, IIIIo. trpa.
poWw brake~ llld steeriDg, wi&amp;IW Urea.

•AJ-iS" .

We Jl'lll Atl Doctors Prescriptions
1192-2955
Pomeroy

v.a

62 Olds Dyn1mic 88 _

ACTION-PRlc:iD

CROW'S STEAK HOUSE
Pomeroy

63 Dodge Pol1r1

tratlf4D.

Phone 867-MSI

.14lddleport, Obio

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CHALMERS ·- Selvlee
Lawn .r. Ga~ll

Salea - ALLIS

Action lsi

U,OOO mllu.

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TINY'S FOODLAND

~ $1395
door. 288'
engine, auto. triDI.,
power braiW. power steering, radio,
llkt uw 'llblt. sidewall tires, wheel
dllcl, tllllld windshield, wbitl wllb red
lntlrlor, Ven Immaculate car with only

roar

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Ashland Oil Prot!I!Cll.
Brown'• Bottl.e Gill

When The

62 C•• .l..pal• H.T.

$2195

with blackvlD1lloP, b!Jck vinyl lilt. (ID.
., 20,000 mllll. Rail aharpl

OitiN

Pll. 1185·2005

Chester, Ohio

R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO.

V.. •DIIne, automatic tni!B., power
brlkea, power steering, radio, uw
wbiM lldewalls, wheel dllal, I!Pt bl111
with wblte top and bhl~ ~~ bt1erlor,
,7,000 miles. c,l~Jllac .

Phone WY·2·21l5
~"""''Y Ave.
Pomeroy, Ohio
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RAY RIGGS, INC. ,

240 Uncoln St.

lataWtt, v.a motor, wtd. trans, n4lo,
w1a1w h delut wheel dltcs, turquolat

Seeds

. . ,, ;.

OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO.

WILLIS ANTHONY
PLUMBING &amp; HEATING

15 Ply. 2 Door M.T. -

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VALUE· RATED CARS ..; LOW PRICES

"Sure S~n of Quality"

Sugar ·Run Flour Mills

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Robinson's

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LOCAL UNION 5668
RaveDBwood, W. Va.

o.

HOUR

Feeds

appl!ar

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BAUM LUMBER CO,l f._t
THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS
OF AMERICA

There are no eveni111 atara. • Broadway thla fall with
A m e r I e a n novelist
The best prevention
is
atren&amp;lh which she could be Ul· Tarl&lt;lnii!On wu born on
'
avoid attracting the little ing to do somthing for her· day In t86t.
pests. They wiU love your per- aelf? _ ANOTHER HELEN
On th1s day In hlatGry:
fumes, hair spray and other Dear Helen :
In 1688, Queen Ellabe_th
coametics and, If you
. She IS doing aomethina 1 r fearful of a Spal1lth ln~as1oa
llowery prints they may
herself, loc she's discovered Eoilund, traveled to Tilbury
like them for the real thing. the truth in the saylna, "You lpUl' oa her troopa.
Plain UJht colon do not
can never make juat ONE per- j In 17M, tilt flrat inte:malitlllal
tract them. When you
happy - the otber is al- boxing match took place
working outdoors er
ways YOU." - H.
'
Brl118h champion Jack
you ahould wear slacks
Dear Helen:
knocking out Jean Petit

innl•l-es. It ia wise to
., aerosol bomb of
in your car with whieh to wei.eome any ln•ecta that may !ly
in.
The hmleybee Is the Mly
lnuct that leaves Its stinger
and lis venom 1ac Jn the
wound. Squeealns lht wound
will only force the
venom
more quickly into your
lation but a awlft scraping
the wound with a lmlft
or your finger nail wtll
the slinger batoN much of
venom 11 absorbed.
Ptr10ns known to be oiler·
lie! to bee atlnga abould carry
1 apeeial ftrst • aid klt when
there Ia danger of being allini.
'lbe !!rat et~~ercency me&amp;lltfl
when such a person Is stung 11
u llljletlon of adftmlllll. AJ.
mOll! as good and much simpler 11 to place a tablet of
l!Gproterenol (lsuprel) under
tilt lonpt• .Dta't auek II' awaJ.
Joolr It but 181 tt be ablorbed
lllrou&amp;h the mucous l llleDlbranee of the IIIOU!h. This
tlrua will JNYtt~l awellJDI of
11ut air pa111ca and aapllyxi·
allen.
Prompt application of 1
thick paste ol baking soda and
water to the wollllll is also
llalpful In · ftltltl'allling
bee
er yelltw jacket venom but,
since wasp ve,nom Is alkaline,
Yllletal' ralltfr than
soda
ahould bt appUtld to a wasp
1tinc.
DelettSltillng Injections in
lhl IPflnl
recommended
for all susceptible
persons
who are in danger of

nnme,

~

=---. brealh,
loss of consciousness In ;.m: of va~lng, why i
and even death.
does she uae up her time and I

G0 T0 RIWII nga In Mlddl•port and · ' · ·

whole

·t Dr. Herd Top. Another one of !bose Bulcks traded

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63
.LeSabre Buick • *1895
.

MUlLEN

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P~t~ lms

139:1 -12

Jl'ith the hope it will, In tome me~.llrtre, foster n114f :pelp /au..
fain tlwl whit-h It llood in f11mlly and I'Ommrmily life, .
ture ia tporuored b:v tftfl bus i11Pss (irm.~ and nrgan.iz11tlmr• '

2 Dr. Hard Top. This Riviera II America's neetheart,
and tbll one 11 a honey ltlllde and out. This oWIIer
hal hatfelibt new Bulcb and he takes pride In keepInc bll cars In lbe peak of tondition ani! appear111ee.
You'll have to see II to appreciate its pertectloll.

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Paotms

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64 Riviera Buick - . ~795

S4\'S

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Mondoy

power steering, power brakes 'imd automatic traDI.
Tilts Ia a one owner new Buick trade-ln. It Ia clean
lnJide and out, and a real buy.
.

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~ Ton ·Pickup. It baa 2&amp;0 horsepower 8 cyl. enpne.
8 ply tire• on rear and rea~ bumper. special no trade
prll:e of ,1,898.00. ,
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~pell.l days ·~';!o," Mo~ I" BIG SALE I
day ' throu&amp;b Saturday. We
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For Sale

.

bach Hardware, Sugar

,. in fu swtng.
ID Rutland, Better prleeo than ever oa
-"-- - - -' -20_ tf
_c Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa·
sher-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran·
&amp;eo and Air-Conditioners.

=~E~!R

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' lelf service, 2Sc
Barr'a Ashland.
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7 28 3tp

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OHIO
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Jilek W. Caney, Mgr.

OHIO ITATE FOX Huntm
Aam. w1U bold their annual
SWmilerl11eacb Show
at

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n,
. at% p. m. Troph· new, priced for easy ftnan..
lei,
- ud ribbons will iiJi. Ph. Mason 7'13·5282.
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door, !':.:' a':;,i...!:,~~:._~· eoo.:;
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ratio tr8llBIIIisslon,
b • d y ~ ":;; ••~..,.:.'",.~,""!::;
rough, $4oo. Call 119Z-29Zl eft =~·
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white end red Interior lland·
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129;33·
Chari• Hardy and famlly ol
Mansfield spent a weekend will
Rev Eugee GW end family.
John Filher of Akron re
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Parter
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Fred Buck 8lld IOD of Zanesed
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Mr. --• Mrs. A. 0 • ..__lor
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hilt mother, Mrs. Henrlet·
Preston of· ltuntLJgto., w
visited Suada1 wllb Mr
Mra. Homer Holley.
Mn. Nellil Tracy . ol Bal:
Run was a dinar pest S!lllllay
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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Business ServiCM
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AUCTIONEER
llelller lllsualtee, Pomeroy
COMPb'ETE $ALES
Wanted
MANAGEMENT
Write, Phono ., Contod
IIOUSEKEEPER ta live ln.
JIM CARNAHAN
Mrs. Warren Reeves. Ph.
RACINE, OHIO
198-329!1, Alba•y • 0 •
7 24 lte IIB&amp;TING, Pt.llMBING, . Rural
&amp;KIERIOR and Interior -paiRt.
E.~
big, roof alld repair work, Pamero
1 :&amp;t U
by job « by boor. Pb. VI 3~·
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2700.
7 17 12tp DRL GRUESER, plumblag
WILD GINGER, 65c lb.i-iiiOOii and
beating, Mlnerllvll1e,
root. 21c; May apple 15c; •. Obio. End your sewer trouble.
S•ake root, $3.25, Golden aeal · We bave all size sewer mach$1.80; Ginseng $28; Kohosb lllett. Reasonable rates. Call
root lk:. Bill Bailey, 1'. ' 0 . WY ,_2974, day or Dlgbt.
I IS tfc
Bol 14, Reedsville; ~~lc

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close lo school and store on
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Mrs ·Kathleea Poulton of ·

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MIDDLE-AGED lady fer housf&gt;.
hold duties, Bood pay, hours
1 to 3 P· m. Apply in person
at II Anne St., Breezy llgta.,
Pomeroy, Ohio.
7 :I 3tc

ly HOWIE SCHNEIDER

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G!&gt;orge SeUars.
Cheater, 0.
7 24 6tp good tires, $995. Pit. t92-3874.
Bill Kelley of East Uvegx&gt;ol
MTIQUE Furniture, cllsbes,
"1 211 6tc
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1s spe•din8 several d&amp;JB Wtth
~llaMYJo. Call or write: 'J'WO 5 room houses. Phone
FIUDAY
Mr. an~ ~Mrs. Herbert':' Swill!lin. llow..t Cedi, liD w.
992-61121.
'T :K
W.C.T.U. of ~ddleport wiD • Mr. aiid Mrs. Dave Yateti ~·
MilD Sl, PomeiOJ.
r ROOM HOUSE, bath, receal- meet Friday evi!DIIlg, July 29 Jted Mr. and Mrs. Cfbarles Lisle

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Mr.
Mn. Hubart Wolf
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Mr. 8Jld Mrs. James Gt!ffiore.'
Miss Polly Karr, daughler of
Mr. end Mn. Charles Karr,

er'a llcellle?

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7 28 31c !or t11o three L'a. x for tJte two O'a. etc, SiJJCie ~otton, . _
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T 211 lie .... _
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Maines of M!Jieimlle, Mt.
Mrs. Walter Walker )lr.
and Mrs. Jamea WIB'
fam·
11y and Mr•. Emmell 9jll, all
Pomeroy star Route. · ·
Mr. Paul Jacobs ad .lanllly
of Kentucky speat the weel!end
with his parents Mr and Mrs
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Pearl Jacobs. • ·
Mr!. Pearl ~acobs WM bostess for 8 mlilcellaneoul show·
er for Mrs•. Jemes' Lewis lait
week. ~ta were lief·
Mn. Lewis Is moflq JD..
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Mark and Gretilr B1soa of CU.

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malic transmissioR,
radio,

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end

Dlllller gueets of
Bill Swa!B ' were
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lllltlOJted at "" Campbell,
Rose Ritchie aildoodR~W. V
Smith, Ravensw , • a.
Mr. 8lld Mrs. Everett Sisson
mtertabted with a birthday
aer bonoriltg !heir gr~.
Leonard Koenig, Jr., ..,
first birthday· Other guests JD.
eluded Murl Taylor, Keno, Mr.
and Mrs · Leonard
. Koenig. • Sr· •
Cbester, and Loll AnD SISson.
Paulette Vaa Meter a~ Ruby
Bryant of Pq:tland VIStted Or·
va Jean Hoi~ rec~lly.
Mr. ud ~. ·Lindsay Ly·
• .... M nd Mrs Lawrence
ons..,.. r. a
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Hasbbargea. Tuppers Plabls reeenlly visited 'Mr. and , M)'s.

FULTQN.THOMPSON
TRACTOR SALES

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. WY 24151
MID'DLIPOitT, OHIO

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WY 2·5101
Pomeroy
port, o~"'PP( -.a874.
BIG
7 29 Ue
TRAILER SALES
SOidUNDStateSASTiteONALwith- l~peedSol- SOMETHING TO
PATCH·-:--:-:-:-.-reo
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Sillger sewing machine rom·
~Gill r1. bigb wata'. By A&amp; &amp;yr=~~liotl
aulomatlc c:banger. 4 radio plete with attachmeots. This
appo!Dtme.l Call 1192-2848.
•· ~-· combination has instant o• machiBt equipped to zig zag,
y .I ate .
radio. Walnul flaish. Tab ow- make buttoaholes. ~ over
' ROOM HO~ wllb • iilrge lll56 PACEMAKER house lraH· er payments of $5 .50 per paymeniJ of f5 per mqpth or
flll'd. Qose to new elemea- er. 28' x 8'. PI!. Jl92.ll254.
month "" pay balaDCI due pay ba!BIICI due $t9.22. caD
...., .teo!. 'JilL M-2540.
1 2$, Me $99.22. Call 992-3218.
9!12-3218.
7 24 &amp;te
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7 28 6tp
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1- WHEEL
utUity trailer-- with
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and 1960 MOBILE Horne, !Ox50, 2 ARAB kills pests best!
Free hiU,hes and lights, excellent
AP~~
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adulll be&lt;Jrooms, 17 ft. living room, your home from termites, condition. Ph. 992-5543.
W8D . :
Mullwry Ave. front kttche•, Ph. Chester 9115- uta, c~acb~, crl~ets.
7 27 3ta
3929 after I p. m. or see at scorpions, silverfish, apidera,
I'lL
T 1J Ue Skate-A-Way Rink. Wednes- wasps and water bugs. AvaiJ. USED Apache Raven,
lll68
,
~ room furnisl&gt; da Fr'da
Saturda
••! I I l l - Build Suppl
model. Ph. New Havea 182y, ' y w
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ers
y 21106 · •- F "-"h
Ill . . • uiifumlsbed apan· ings.
Y 29 3tc
Co., Middleporl
t 29 tfc
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AUGNMENT

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... Ahg'nmenf $1.A.r.

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WY 2-2176
Pomorey

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ALIGNMENT·..

CUB CADEr

F-..r &amp; Rolr!gorator.

1101r

DICK

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EXPERIENCED

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$195
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POMEROY - NEWLY REMODELED- I story frame,
a rooms 13 bedrooms), bath,

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Real btate For Sale

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PHONI WY 2-3974
Pomor.y
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•C. eTruck eHuter

oak
chairgas$5.aDd
Never
pomp Get
your Kleaa-EJD..AD
sluggish sep- siding
semi-basement,
aluminum
used rocking
combiJiation
ker· DON'T
tic tank.
with Permaslone,
a!·
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ooo.oo dow•: balance f/5 per Business Services
tenleeM.
Wood.lbl28
, Mrs.III!IM.areL.
1)92.3874
T 29 Ole
7 I 30te
month. Total price $8,900.00. =.=.;;;::~.::,....=~==
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·- SYRACUSE _OLD BUT NI£E UADY·MIX eoacre~ clellver- Mre. C. A. Ernmtsb, Mrs. J. B.
WELL KEPT carpets
show _ 2 slory brick, 7 rooms If ed rlgbt to your project. Fiilt Titus, Mrs. Walter Baye1, Mn.
tho resull of regu.lar Blue large bedrooms), bath, furn- aad easy. ~ estimates. -"""
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8J.U11H 'uOSIIM ':) '1'1
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Lustr. spot cleamng. Rent ace room and ceDar. This PboQO ............ . .
. _ Smith aRd Mrs. Da,..
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eleclrle shampooer ·$1. Bak- property recently remodeled Beady·Mls Co., Middleport, m!Dger.
TIONA •
er Furniture Co.
7 25 6tc and iB good rondltlon. Lot Ohio.
e 30 1ft POMEROY GARDEN C I
INJERNA
[
BLUE LUSTRE not olliy rids 150rl00. Priced to lieU ·at
high feed pricesl eo. wll1 meet MondS)' at 9=30 a.
carpets of soil but leaves $12,500.00.
tat:l Obio Valley IDdu5triea at tl_te home ol ~hop
pilo l!llft and tofty. Ren~ elec- tf'OO.IO - Buys S1 acres near for gusruteed broiler lfOWo !:O:.Suager for ba wo lonal dl
LAWI
lrlc shampooer $1. Pomeroy Rutland, some fruit trees In&amp; profits. Ph. 992-2161.
mn~. J~ck Ro SOil, reg
•
and
Cemeat Block Co. 7 25 6tc · and strawberries, •andy soil,
7 rl 3010 reclor, as Instructor.
Club
UIDEI
crops common to area, na~
AllGIO!iBD
TWILIGHT GARDEN
mR
SUPER STUFF, .1ure 1uf! That ural gas beat, 7 room house,
lrmplt Sat...
• w111 be iD 'Ch!Ul!e of the Garden
TIA
II Blue Lustre for cleaning bath, drHled well, chickea
Crill Bradford
'. Club radio progr~ on the
rugs e.nd upholstery.
Rent lwuse, hog house, etc.
1fr11t, l'rwl·It 0.'11
''€offee Wnh Janet hour
electric shampooer $1. Pick·
Alber! M. Cox, Brall:er
.. .;, IIJW)JOBD
' WMPO )ll'onday, APgust I.
till Hardwaro Co., Inc.
Beary €leland, Salamu
call
T. A. llenM&amp; will be '
1dC11 •
7 25 Me
tli!J83t
I I Ill pest speaker. 'l'he
th
Sil
and
NEWI NEWI
J!lvelllllp -.1111 • ~ AIR OONDlTIOMNG llefrlgB'- ::bn~:st!U e
till,fwlllil8,haul,romove
IIIIa lel"'ice. Jlll!lr:'l D .... L - . . , ,.....,.. ,
snow-ovtr 50 atlacllmenla
-,.available for the versatilo
t ·M - • ....._.. ' 35' t ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, tralloD, lew Ba-. l'lldtll
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Cub t:ac1a1. 1, 10. 12 ..,...,
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basement, sun porch, furnlsb- '1'11 WAr.
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power models, built for '1111'
2 USED BLOWERS
eel or UR!umisbed, I acre of PAYING TAXES 011 empty
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£edlonglifo.Comeinlol'lloo
New· Hollan~lnte...ailonaJ
ground, Tuppera Plabla, Oblo. broiler bousesT Why
DOl
fUll Cub Cldel story.
Botlt drag hopper t;nte blo..,.
Ph. Coolvillo 66'1-3.'147. Dor· make them profllable! ConMEIGS EQUIPMENT
I1'L Prieeol to selL
fel Miller.
f 2f "- tact Ohio Valley Jll!uslrles

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USED daveiiJlOrl 81111
chair,
$20; table lop gas range $25;

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Bring your date • • • bring the family to Bailey's!
You'll love our generollli portions of best cooked
food, our relaxed atmosphere, and the fast, courteous
~ervlce. P.S. - and our pleasing prices.

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One local own.., motor overlrauled. Good tdreo, olean Interior.

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59 FORD Chlaxi• 500 41 Door
$791
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For The Bllt In

Cinder &amp; ConcNte

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4 . 8 . 8 • 12 IDeb B)..Ou

eCeme• &amp; Moirtar e Metal

eccessories, GO IDPh. will 8ell Windows &amp; Doora
•Door
for flOO or wUI
consifjer Fromea &amp; Otber Maoonry
trade for I mo!AJrcyele, Ph. : : : : · •
POMIIO"t'
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1163, 2 door Studebaker Lark, SEWUlO mach- Np11r _.
II8Ddard shif~ low mileage, flee, aU 11J1ke1. WY 14211.
good cooditlon. Will trpde Tbt fl'abrtc Shop. Pome1oy
for a camper trailer. Ph. 1m- Authorized Slager Salel and
1551.
7 2!1 6tc SlrYICit.
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bers .are asked to take 1 cover· Nellie Stethem.
ed dish and table service.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince
FOREST RUN METHODIST and Mr nd Mr
Sberley
church will bave u Ice cream Swan .;..: visitl~ at Cutler
aoclal at the church, Friday, be- Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
lliJmingat8:30p.m. Homemade Childen at Zanesville.
Ice cream, cake a•d pie will be Visiting Mary Pierce
sold
Mrs Betty CuriiB end. Keith
MMEROY POLICE Dept.
Mr. and Mrs.
will spom!or • teen-age dance melt St,ethem end Sbiela New·
party with the Jaya this Fri· ell.
day night at the Pomeroy Te•· Recent vlsllors of Mr. and
Dis court starting at a p. m. Mrs. Norman Weber
.
ID case of rain or cool weather Mr. end Mrs. Aubra Bailey,
the dance will be held in the Coolvllle, Mr. end Mn. · Clarhigh school gym.
ence Barnett, Doris Koeni&amp; end
JOLLY BUNCH Sewing Club Ricky end August Weber .
wi.D meet at the home of Nora Tuppers .Plains, Mr. end Mn.
Mills Frldsy. Aus. 29, al 5:30 Gary GriHllh, Mr. end Mrs,
p. m. and go to Galllpolil for George Sellars end Rev.' aDd
a cook out. Bealrlce Robson Is Mrs. W. K. Riggs.
hostess.
Mr. end Mn. Gene '19.arcl of
THERE WILL be u lee- PorUend were vllltlng Mr. aad
eroam social at the Bedford Mrs. Kenney Reynolds.
Comm!lllity Center Frid8)' Digbt Mrs. Fields of Re~QsvJlle reJuly :zt, be""'•'•g
,..._, at 5:311 p.m., felltly s-•
,..... several dauo
,. with
...,nsored by the Bedford Lit· Mr. end Mrs. Jolmnle Bensley.
~League.
. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
SATURDAY
Swain
Sw. .
BASUAN VOLUNTEER fire Columbus,
Department w1U bave an lee Swa!D IDd 101 · LoutsviUe, Ky:
&lt;ream IIOCial Silturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sw.U.,
July 30th.
Marietta,, Mr. end 141'1.

Col~mbus,

SUNDAY
Primmer of l..oRI!1I and · Mr.
THE 25TH ANNUAL McEI· end Mn. Melvin Drake 'of Ra·
Ro
mbe held at drie. · . - ~"
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Y reunloa w
Portland' park, &amp;fndaY. August
-VIolet
7. A basket dlm1er w1U be serv- ·
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ed 8008 and all roilllva and Geo.
friend• are Invited.
ell the
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MONDAY
GettyibuJ1; ,
MIDDLEPORT
. GARDEN led the
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Mn, E. M. Wood, Mqnday, PatrioiJ' D:fe , ~·~~~
August I, at 6 p,m. AD me111- rates ibe ·~ es ·
bera brill&amp; tbelr OWII
Sllila lltd ,CoDcord, _; ·

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Mrs. Opal Carrutben
of B ch ,....., e called h
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by the IUness ollhelr parents,
Mr. aod Mrs. Verno~ Howell
w)lo are medical pa~eala to
Meigs GeReral Hospt~. . Mr ..
8lld Mrs. Howell quoeUy eele.,
braled
•• ...!.edtaldin8 adJul.
vorsary "' u"' •-:o•v• 111 Y
24. Mr..Howell l8
expected
bo~ IItts week bat Mn. How·
ell l8 quite Ill.
---'11te American' League beol
the National League H In the
fnt All.Star basebaU lllllf
In 1933.

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ID Rutland, Better prleeo than ever oa
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_c Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa·
sher-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran·
&amp;eo and Air-Conditioners.

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MeiiJ, County Fairgrounds, MOBILE HOME , 198t Titan, 10
P r f. ro, Sunday, July x 51 ft. , % bedroonu, like
n,
. at% p. m. Troph· new, priced for easy ftnan..
lei,
- ud ribbons will iiJi. Ph. Mason 7'13·5282.
hi 1rrimed
7 28 31
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lbe IIIUFri:RS ~ery Friday
end Sldunlay DliftiJ from 9:30
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excelleat shape, I aulomatlc
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PUILIC IAU
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door, !':.:' a':;,i...!:,~~:._~· eoo.:;
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Wagon, 1961, prloe $395. Pb.
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white end red Interior lland·
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GAStJLINI! ALLEY

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129;33·
Chari• Hardy and famlly ol
Mansfield spent a weekend will
Rev Eugee GW end family.
John Filher of Akron re
ce&amp;IIJ called oa 141'1. Pearl
Parter
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Fred Buck 8lld IOD of Zanesed
M
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Mr. --• Mrs. A. 0 • ..__lor
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hilt mother, Mrs. Henrlet·
Preston of· ltuntLJgto., w
visited Suada1 wllb Mr
Mra. Homer Holley.
Mn. Nellil Tracy . ol Bal:
Run was a dinar pest S!lllllay
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
HSJ&gt;. 6LA$6ES .ARe
LOSr--- ANO SHE'S

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OffiN: ALLUS 11-1' ~ME! lOU AM' ~OY
.AN' to£ 01'1 A ROFl; ' MUNG 'IliQ:1 '~1
'lOUT A• MUCH CHit'tCE AS T I-I REE AZOC.S

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I IS tk , 108 Butterout Ave. Ph. 992PHOTO Copyma Service. Cop5293.
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Business ServiCM
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AUCTIONEER
llelller lllsualtee, Pomeroy
COMPb'ETE $ALES
Wanted
MANAGEMENT
Write, Phono ., Contod
IIOUSEKEEPER ta live ln.
JIM CARNAHAN
Mrs. Warren Reeves. Ph.
RACINE, OHIO
198-329!1, Alba•y • 0 •
7 24 lte IIB&amp;TING, Pt.llMBING, . Rural
&amp;KIERIOR and Interior -paiRt.
E.~
big, roof alld repair work, Pamero
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by job « by boor. Pb. VI 3~·
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7 17 12tp DRL GRUESER, plumblag
WILD GINGER, 65c lb.i-iiiOOii and
beating, Mlnerllvll1e,
root. 21c; May apple 15c; •. Obio. End your sewer trouble.
S•ake root, $3.25, Golden aeal · We bave all size sewer mach$1.80; Ginseng $28; Kohosb lllett. Reasonable rates. Call
root lk:. Bill Bailey, 1'. ' 0 . WY ,_2974, day or Dlgbt.
I IS tfc
Bol 14, Reedsville; ~~lc

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to n:n ~= ~bet ~snerveGboerda~a:tstr8~30:SpLmA ~andlc!'kmKemw~ of:':"Mrs.tEm~ielott SteliJ.f :;nt!~ :"=~IY:.S~:.·
close lo school and store on
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Mrs ·Kathleea Poulton of ·

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MIDDLE-AGED lady fer housf&gt;.
hold duties, Bood pay, hours
1 to 3 P· m. Apply in person
at II Anne St., Breezy llgta.,
Pomeroy, Ohio.
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ly HOWIE SCHNEIDER

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G!&gt;orge SeUars.
Cheater, 0.
7 24 6tp good tires, $995. Pit. t92-3874.
Bill Kelley of East Uvegx&gt;ol
MTIQUE Furniture, cllsbes,
"1 211 6tc
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~llaMYJo. Call or write: 'J'WO 5 room houses. Phone
FIUDAY
Mr. an~ ~Mrs. Herbert':' Swill!lin. llow..t Cedi, liD w.
992-61121.
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W.C.T.U. of ~ddleport wiD • Mr. aiid Mrs. Dave Yateti ~·
MilD Sl, PomeiOJ.
r ROOM HOUSE, bath, receal- meet Friday evi!DIIlg, July 29 Jted Mr. and Mrs. Cfbarles Lisle

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Mn. Hubart Wolf
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Mr. 8Jld Mrs. James Gt!ffiore.'
Miss Polly Karr, daughler of
Mr. end Mn. Charles Karr,

er'a llcellle?

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A X Y D L BAA X B
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milker.
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7 28 31c !or t11o three L'a. x for tJte two O'a. etc, SiJJCie ~otton, . _
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Maines of M!Jieimlle, Mt.
Mrs. Walter Walker )lr.
and Mrs. Jamea WIB'
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Pomeroy star Route. · ·
Mr. Paul Jacobs ad .lanllly
of Kentucky speat the weel!end
with his parents Mr and Mrs
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Pearl Jacobs. • ·
Mr!. Pearl ~acobs WM bostess for 8 mlilcellaneoul show·
er for Mrs•. Jemes' Lewis lait
week. ~ta were lief·
Mn. Lewis Is moflq JD..
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Mark and Gretilr B1soa of CU.

AUTOMOBILE Insurance been
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malic transmissioR,
radio,

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Dlllller gueets of
Bill Swa!B ' were
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lllltlOJted at "" Campbell,
Rose Ritchie aildoodR~W. V
Smith, Ravensw , • a.
Mr. 8lld Mrs. Everett Sisson
mtertabted with a birthday
aer bonoriltg !heir gr~.
Leonard Koenig, Jr., ..,
first birthday· Other guests JD.
eluded Murl Taylor, Keno, Mr.
and Mrs · Leonard
. Koenig. • Sr· •
Cbester, and Loll AnD SISson.
Paulette Vaa Meter a~ Ruby
Bryant of Pq:tland VIStted Or·
va Jean Hoi~ rec~lly.
Mr. ud ~. ·Lindsay Ly·
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ons..,.. r. a
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Hasbbargea. Tuppers Plabls reeenlly visited 'Mr. and , M)'s.

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MID'DLIPOitT, OHIO

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BIG
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TRAILER SALES
SOidUNDStateSASTiteONALwith- l~peedSol- SOMETHING TO
PATCH·-:--:-:-:-.-reo
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Sillger sewing machine rom·
~Gill r1. bigb wata'. By A&amp; &amp;yr=~~liotl
aulomatlc c:banger. 4 radio plete with attachmeots. This
appo!Dtme.l Call 1192-2848.
•· ~-· combination has instant o• machiBt equipped to zig zag,
y .I ate .
radio. Walnul flaish. Tab ow- make buttoaholes. ~ over
' ROOM HO~ wllb • iilrge lll56 PACEMAKER house lraH· er payments of $5 .50 per paymeniJ of f5 per mqpth or
flll'd. Qose to new elemea- er. 28' x 8'. PI!. Jl92.ll254.
month "" pay balaDCI due pay ba!BIICI due $t9.22. caD
...., .teo!. 'JilL M-2540.
1 2$, Me $99.22. Call 992-3218.
9!12-3218.
7 24 &amp;te
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1- WHEEL
utUity trailer-- with
·!t
and 1960 MOBILE Horne, !Ox50, 2 ARAB kills pests best!
Free hiU,hes and lights, excellent
AP~~
.
adulll be&lt;Jrooms, 17 ft. living room, your home from termites, condition. Ph. 992-5543.
W8D . :
Mullwry Ave. front kttche•, Ph. Chester 9115- uta, c~acb~, crl~ets.
7 27 3ta
3929 after I p. m. or see at scorpions, silverfish, apidera,
I'lL
T 1J Ue Skate-A-Way Rink. Wednes- wasps and water bugs. AvaiJ. USED Apache Raven,
lll68
,
~ room furnisl&gt; da Fr'da
Saturda
••! I I l l - Build Suppl
model. Ph. New Havea 182y, ' y w
y even. - e a •....,.
ers
y 21106 · •- F "-"h
Ill . . • uiifumlsbed apan· ings.
Y 29 3tc
Co., Middleporl
t 29 tfc
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AUGNMENT

;.'~;~· .. .~-.ci , 'I I· BRAKE SERVICE
IRAIE
... Ahg'nmenf $1.A.r.

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.... MelgsGonoral Hosp.
WY 2-2176
Pomorey

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ALIGNMENT·..

CUB CADEr

F-..r &amp; Rolr!gorator.

1101r

DICK

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EXPERIENCED

liflitt

NEW I

$195
19 cu. ft. Chost
Cream Wllh ::::

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eAnyType

WHEn

POMEROY - NEWLY REMODELED- I story frame,
a rooms 13 bedrooms), bath,

BEN CASEY

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Drlv•ln

Crn's Steak House

Real btate For Sale

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PHONI WY 2-3974
Pomor.y
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lrl1 (Bollorl Collino

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oak
chairgas$5.aDd
Never
pomp Get
your Kleaa-EJD..AD
sluggish sep- siding
semi-basement,
aluminum
used rocking
combiJiation
ker· DON'T
tic tank.
with Permaslone,
a!·
osene cook stove $43; used Septic Tank Cleauer. Laid- uminum stoop, garage, $1 ,kitchen chairs, $! each. Ph. mark Farm Bureau.
ooo.oo dow•: balance f/5 per Business Services
tenleeM.
Wood.lbl28
, Mrs.III!IM.areL.
1)92.3874
T 29 Ole
7 I 30te
month. Total price $8,900.00. =.=.;;;::~.::,....=~==
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WELL KEPT carpets
show _ 2 slory brick, 7 rooms If ed rlgbt to your project. Fiilt Titus, Mrs. Walter Baye1, Mn.
tho resull of regu.lar Blue large bedrooms), bath, furn- aad easy. ~ estimates. -"""
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Lustr. spot cleamng. Rent ace room and ceDar. This PboQO ............ . .
. _ Smith aRd Mrs. Da,..
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eleclrle shampooer ·$1. Bak- property recently remodeled Beady·Mls Co., Middleport, m!Dger.
TIONA •
er Furniture Co.
7 25 6tc and iB good rondltlon. Lot Ohio.
e 30 1ft POMEROY GARDEN C I
INJERNA
[
BLUE LUSTRE not olliy rids 150rl00. Priced to lieU ·at
high feed pricesl eo. wll1 meet MondS)' at 9=30 a.
carpets of soil but leaves $12,500.00.
tat:l Obio Valley IDdu5triea at tl_te home ol ~hop
pilo l!llft and tofty. Ren~ elec- tf'OO.IO - Buys S1 acres near for gusruteed broiler lfOWo !:O:.Suager for ba wo lonal dl
LAWI
lrlc shampooer $1. Pomeroy Rutland, some fruit trees In&amp; profits. Ph. 992-2161.
mn~. J~ck Ro SOil, reg
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Cemeat Block Co. 7 25 6tc · and strawberries, •andy soil,
7 rl 3010 reclor, as Instructor.
Club
UIDEI
crops common to area, na~
AllGIO!iBD
TWILIGHT GARDEN
mR
SUPER STUFF, .1ure 1uf! That ural gas beat, 7 room house,
lrmplt Sat...
• w111 be iD 'Ch!Ul!e of the Garden
TIA
II Blue Lustre for cleaning bath, drHled well, chickea
Crill Bradford
'. Club radio progr~ on the
rugs e.nd upholstery.
Rent lwuse, hog house, etc.
1fr11t, l'rwl·It 0.'11
''€offee Wnh Janet hour
electric shampooer $1. Pick·
Alber! M. Cox, Brall:er
.. .;, IIJW)JOBD
' WMPO )ll'onday, APgust I.
till Hardwaro Co., Inc.
Beary €leland, Salamu
call
T. A. llenM&amp; will be '
1dC11 •
7 25 Me
tli!J83t
I I Ill pest speaker. 'l'he
th
Sil
and
NEWI NEWI
J!lvelllllp -.1111 • ~ AIR OONDlTIOMNG llefrlgB'- ::bn~:st!U e
till,fwlllil8,haul,romove
IIIIa lel"'ice. Jlll!lr:'l D .... L - . . , ,.....,.. ,
snow-ovtr 50 atlacllmenla
-,.available for the versatilo
t ·M - • ....._.. ' 35' t ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, tralloD, lew Ba-. l'lldtll
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Cub t:ac1a1. 1, 10. 12 ..,...,
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basement, sun porch, furnlsb- '1'11 WAr.
t • *'~
power models, built for '1111'
2 USED BLOWERS
eel or UR!umisbed, I acre of PAYING TAXES 011 empty
"':'
£edlonglifo.Comeinlol'lloo
New· Hollan~lnte...ailonaJ
ground, Tuppera Plabla, Oblo. broiler bousesT Why
DOl
fUll Cub Cldel story.
Botlt drag hopper t;nte blo..,.
Ph. Coolvillo 66'1-3.'147. Dor· make them profllable! ConMEIGS EQUIPMENT
I1'L Prieeol to selL
fel Miller.
f 2f "- tact Ohio Valley Jll!uslrles

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USED daveiiJlOrl 81111
chair,
$20; table lop gas range $25;

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You'll love our generollli portions of best cooked
food, our relaxed atmosphere, and the fast, courteous
~ervlce. P.S. - and our pleasing prices.

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Hol010 Boney

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White flnilh. »pot1eooe olean red Interior. :rn engine, outoma-

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$1095
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TONIGHT, SATURDAY or SUNDAY

59 FORD Chlaxi• 500 41 Door
$791
Loeally owned and silal'p. Radio and heotAll'. VB automal.io.
Power brak...

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Dally 81111tlnel, &lt;Pomeroy-Middleport; 0~ July Z9, lBM-T

WAHl AD

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For The Bllt In

Cinder &amp; ConcNte

Lo-•·

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4 . 8 . 8 • 12 IDeb B)..Ou

eCeme• &amp; Moirtar e Metal

eccessories, GO IDPh. will 8ell Windows &amp; Doora
•Door
for flOO or wUI
consifjer Fromea &amp; Otber Maoonry
trade for I mo!AJrcyele, Ph. : : : : · •
POMIIO"t'
. .3040.
7 %1 :ltp
' 992 2067
1163, 2 door Studebaker Lark, SEWUlO mach- Np11r _.
II8Ddard shif~ low mileage, flee, aU 11J1ke1. WY 14211.
good cooditlon. Will trpde Tbt fl'abrtc Shop. Pome1oy
for a camper trailer. Ph. 1m- Authorized Slager Salel and
1551.
7 2!1 6tc SlrYICit.
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bers .are asked to take 1 cover· Nellie Stethem.
ed dish and table service.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince
FOREST RUN METHODIST and Mr nd Mr
Sberley
church will bave u Ice cream Swan .;..: visitl~ at Cutler
aoclal at the church, Friday, be- Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
lliJmingat8:30p.m. Homemade Childen at Zanesville.
Ice cream, cake a•d pie will be Visiting Mary Pierce
sold
Mrs Betty CuriiB end. Keith
MMEROY POLICE Dept.
Mr. and Mrs.
will spom!or • teen-age dance melt St,ethem end Sbiela New·
party with the Jaya this Fri· ell.
day night at the Pomeroy Te•· Recent vlsllors of Mr. and
Dis court starting at a p. m. Mrs. Norman Weber
.
ID case of rain or cool weather Mr. end Mrs. Aubra Bailey,
the dance will be held in the Coolvllle, Mr. end Mn. · Clarhigh school gym.
ence Barnett, Doris Koeni&amp; end
JOLLY BUNCH Sewing Club Ricky end August Weber .
wi.D meet at the home of Nora Tuppers .Plains, Mr. end Mn.
Mills Frldsy. Aus. 29, al 5:30 Gary GriHllh, Mr. end Mrs,
p. m. and go to Galllpolil for George Sellars end Rev.' aDd
a cook out. Bealrlce Robson Is Mrs. W. K. Riggs.
hostess.
Mr. end Mn. Gene '19.arcl of
THERE WILL be u lee- PorUend were vllltlng Mr. aad
eroam social at the Bedford Mrs. Kenney Reynolds.
Comm!lllity Center Frid8)' Digbt Mrs. Fields of Re~QsvJlle reJuly :zt, be""'•'•g
,..._, at 5:311 p.m., felltly s-•
,..... several dauo
,. with
...,nsored by the Bedford Lit· Mr. end Mrs. Jolmnle Bensley.
~League.
. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
SATURDAY
Swain
Sw. .
BASUAN VOLUNTEER fire Columbus,
Department w1U bave an lee Swa!D IDd 101 · LoutsviUe, Ky:
&lt;ream IIOCial Silturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sw.U.,
July 30th.
Marietta,, Mr. end 141'1.

Col~mbus,

SUNDAY
Primmer of l..oRI!1I and · Mr.
THE 25TH ANNUAL McEI· end Mn. Melvin Drake 'of Ra·
Ro
mbe held at drie. · . - ~"
,
Y reunloa w
Portland' park, &amp;fndaY. August
-VIolet
7. A basket dlm1er w1U be serv- ·
!ll~~~~~·=·-~~~,
ed 8008 and all roilllva and Geo.
friend• are Invited.
ell the
,.
MONDAY
GettyibuJ1; ,
MIDDLEPORT
. GARDEN led the
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Cub lawn party at tlie bome
•.
Mn, E. M. Wood, Mqnday, PatrioiJ' D:fe , ~·~~~
August I, at 6 p,m. AD me111- rates ibe ·~ es ·
bera brill&amp; tbelr OWII
Sllila lltd ,CoDcord, _; ·

ll!"J'n fori•·

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Mrs. Opal Carrutben
of B ch ,....., e called h
ea ~., w re
ere
by the IUness ollhelr parents,
Mr. aod Mrs. Verno~ Howell
w)lo are medical pa~eala to
Meigs GeReral Hospt~. . Mr ..
8lld Mrs. Howell quoeUy eele.,
braled
•• ...!.edtaldin8 adJul.
vorsary "' u"' •-:o•v• 111 Y
24. Mr..Howell l8
expected
bo~ IItts week bat Mn. How·
ell l8 quite Ill.
---'11te American' League beol
the National League H In the
fnt All.Star basebaU lllllf
In 1933.

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Pleto - t u or ~ klta.

Call • •.

· KNOTTS USED
FURNITURE arid
AUCTION

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CINCINNATI- (UPl) - Four

Ohio River . Valle1 pemora
II' ill COijBe ,jlown tbi ' hlstnriq
river Monday to PfOD!oi!Jlff poo
lenllal lor tourists and ind~
trial dev~nt.
· .
"Tbe poulbUIIIes for recrea·
lion and lDdustry ill the Ohio
River V.81ley, IM'1 llllllmltelf,'~
Ohio Goo. .llunes A. Rhodes

~~~.~slnh~=edth:Be.:tlon

ful

home lolka u well 11 t11ose tn

1011 • mile 1llla:

lJI a~~t•tlona IIIII possibilities

l:t. Ky.

,for indUstrial deve~t.
...
LookiDtl forwlird to tbe trip
are Gov. Edward T. Brealbltt
cofRhociKeesn,tuHckyule''tt ~. Sco-ml'thliostof
"
Virginia, and Roger D. Brani·
gin of Indiana. Gov. Otto Ker-

:'!'t

:k:lth~~ :U~P=~

the ml'"'ly river nsmed lor his

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aend top stall 88Sis'•-'•,
Branigln as cba~;;; of the
The four governors matm,
exl!edllion l'l:)n, be commodore
the dawn till dusk ttlp hope tD
of the flotilla of gQmDQI'S, alate .
arouse the interest of ·lheir
olflciala
- - - - --and new~ on ;j!le

state. ""

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.ue. ;~berland · M.ounlallia'
whiclr .\lfaws filhermen f!'OID
'SOil mile$ II,I'OIInd, PI ,exampl!!S
of.'·~t· ean be dime •ID dtvelop~a "'""~e· late loto ·a

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from ctulnnatl to Loulsv!Ue,

other llatea to lll+.vaUey'a tour·

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J'liitr·iii!V. ~ !#lila bUD- .
i~Je~l, ~: ~ wblcll should
toU;tlll .-let wllllln ·· I f.e W·
he:tW
: ~,;::~~:~~ I ~· ·• . years.,. . .
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Lake , Oli ·'· llj,., Ten.

see River

near Padlllidb,· Ky., .~ a lop
ml4-Soulb recreation e e n I e r,

and

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troftt, wUI io by bus to the ~$
. million ~kland Locks and
· Dam DlidWay between Cincin·
nati and LoulsvUle whltb erealed a lake a5 roUes long.
Then they will go by Y¥"6
anandindiab,ausnam
' esstastemepear.~ ,.

·c o.· !e.led'"~ . ·. ·~
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us
all," Rboliles.'said. ,.. Bucteye
governor as chairman ' tJf lbe
Midwest Governor's Conference
concelvejl;·lbe trip to draw at•nlion to the river which Ia
11e places flows throu@Nhe •
j e ~eveldped · Appal&amp;+lllla
of the sta•--.

were
Bu! ~:!~.~~~
Ohto

lbey 'taD

river· -· ·- • -

clillj)U'e Ke~rtticlky

•ky

t

'\11e pernors, aft&amp;. a bllat·
ride :aloo,ti the Clnri~!atl water·

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VOl. I NO. 26

p~ seve~@! !".eekl.

"What .helP.• one· helll5

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· asked the
drawtbe
This iBSUe
of
·licensing
turp to their yachts
0
fisliermen
mlle l'"our p rlnwn \P
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at a luncll at Clifty ·
Louisville for dlnner. .
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and West Virginia
Park near Madison,
The .JOvernors forgot ·
.1'
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•ership 'of tbe river to
only business
·friendly. rivalries, lncludln~ "0 ~ ~
, high water mark , Other matters
dispute · now In the U.s. ~ v111
~P.
•s of Congress .that
elude promotion
preme Court over who owm th•
.~.OJ $? ~ ·, ia from whicb
dustry Pod water
lerns.
river, 88 they mapped the trip
,~ o ;.&gt; ~ West Virginia
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Pomeroy·Middleport

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Mother, .:.DfUJg~~~,. ..of . .Michigan Collect
History's First Combined Championship
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Unemployment
!sReduced

POMEROY

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new Mre. Gbem Is
at 717 Beech Street In
Sit. Gheen, of the
has returned to Par-

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Our forming friends-as weft os our cily .,.._

~rs-fincl that, because lhis is a HFuU s.,.,;c.•
~nk, everr banking service lhey1l ptal + t

ev&amp;r need " right h&amp;re under rod! ~ a
- · • of fact, you will lifNI ~ senites lilat
~"' to be planned espec;alft
you. For •~~~!~&lt; .. lldditioa to checking CICaiUtlt ...J
lti&gt;~~'"ll:by-tnail services, )"'U'IIIM!Ihat aw
wiilit voriety of .ooclera, clear/y-Jta#ed loaM
~~fr..~( red tope and at dow•to-eorlll cost:::• o numb.,. of particularly loelpful ' -

By Women'• Club

,or

set how

wen we can setW YOU!

Cash Bahr has ·
Slas~ecl Prices on

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NATIONAL BANK
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$39.95 to $75.00

and Mre. Bllda Plnlllloll,

padlamentarian.

Cefeb,rating Our Year EnCI Clearance •• And The Store Is Open
Tonight
Friday. Until 8 O'Clock and Tomorrow Night
saturday Until 9:0?Cf~k. LOts of Bargains •• All Over the
Store in·Ev.ery Oipdrtment.

,Make Slberf~lds ·In Pomeroy
Yoyr Family $hopping
Ce~t~r
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• 2, rce.lhing Roo•
. . Suites · · · · $99.
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• 3 Pet. Wl6o• $vJtet ·· · · · · · · $99.
·:etxl2 Unoltu.I".Rigs ...... .. $4.95
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Member Federal Reserve System
Memller Federal Deposit blsurmce CorporaUoa

PT. PLEASANT - Mn. L.
G. Mohr, presldeJit of Point
Pleasant Senior Woman's Club,
baa announce4 Gmlmllteel filr
tbe new club year.
They are, fnlernallooal Af.
lairs, Mre. William C. Fl)~lll;
Citizenship, Ms. Clareace l'llll' II
er; Cblld Welfare, Mre. Clifford
Darst; Gardens, Mn. ltennelh
Byrae; Health and Safety, Mn.
Roy W. Elbenaur.
Olfleera of tbe club lor the
new .year are: Mrs.
sident; Mrs, Lawrence ~:~
Jr., vice prelldent; Mlu
Jordan, corresponding
ary; Mn. Loulll Bateson,

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Friday Nights
to 8:00 p.m.

POMEROY

THIS IS THE WEElf END OF THE
CLEAN-UP SALE AT
ELBERF~LDS IN POMEROY

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• Twill :flolrw... Beds ····· · $39~95
• ••• Ws~ Conlplete ··· ··· ·~ $68~00.
.a..., Maple or ~- Fllllsh $20,.
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