https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f82c62a93bf374f2373a4e8bdb5177a.pdf c1209c5ee9e789918a88e261874c2137 PDF Text Text ,,,r, '. I J r ... \''· . -~ -- ···-·-·-- ·· ·"~~~;:;.. ~~Reunion 1Around and= 1 Daughter is SentiDel, Pomeroy-'Midllloport, 0., Alii· 18, 1980 .. ts Held at About Middleport , Homeplace : The annual Fry reunion was 'held August 14 on Pond Hill · -~~~~~~~~~~ -' ~ •• Honored Upon Sixth Birthday Mrs. Harold Patterson of Sy> racuse, honored her daughtt:r, Connie Ann, with a party on her th sixth birthday August 9, at e Syracuse roadside park. Games were played and favors of bubble gum and baltons were given the guests. Refreshments of a . decorated cake and oce cream were served. near the okl Fry home place. Dale and Jull, Columbus, are Following a basket dinner at guests of their granddlQther, ~oon. a short business meeting Mrs. Dale Mourning while their was held. Gifts were given to \!r. Fred Roush. 84 , the oldest parents, Mr. and '1"· James Mourning are in New York. man present; Mrs. Laura Dar- Their other son, Michael, is nell. IIU, the oldest lady, and d Present were April Hayman, to Phillip Fry, J. the youngest. with his grandparents, Mr. an s d Roush Jerry Angela Mrs. Tom Walters in Point an. ra . ' ~ Ma ' 111 M.-. . Anna Fry of Elgin, .. Pleasant. The children are also Robm, Rocky and R03. Sootryt was also given a gift for having 1 T 'lh M and Mrs WU- Hubbard: Sherroe and Y -• th f th-t v sttng wo r · · R D · Wolfe Tony 1 .trave ~ e ar o;o • liam Nelson in Pomeroy. onsom, ~nms . ' The election of officers for and Tina Pierce, Jtmmy Werthf' coming year were as rot- Pfc. Bob Watkins left Monday 1 ry, Autumn Sayre, Sherrie Craig lo•· '· President Mr. Paul Rick- for Camp Pendleton, Calif, after Donna Hubbard. Karen Neigier, ard: Vice-president. Mr Jay spending a JO.day furlough with Brenda, Carol, Roger, and DenYerian. and Secretary- Treas .. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora nis Miohael: Amy and Becky Mrs . Roy Cooke Watkins and his children, Jo- Sewell , Jimmy, Andy and TimAttending were Mollie John- seph, David and F.li1.abeth. Pic, my Patterson. and the honored son, Thomas Johnson. and Watkins has been assigned to a gutst. Leona SpirPS, all of Gallipolis: tour ef duty in Viet Narn. He is Mrs Pat Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens, attached to Headquart~s ComAdults present wer~ p· c • West Columbia: Mr. and Mrs. pany, Eighth Engineer Battal- terson, Mrs. Mil~ d ·~; : Fred Roush , Letart. W. Va .; ion. Mrs . .Helen Hubba , an r· Mr Lo!a Lewi3. West Colum- ~ Bonn1e Ransom . b. ~· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ScGtt have [ ---G,:I·Iipohs: Mrs Cora F'ry, Le- returned from a vacation in Flo- . tart : Mr. and Mrs. Jay Yer1an , r1da. . . I , , Lynn. Cheryl and Patrick Yer- .Th• Moddleport AU'.'etoc Asso- ~ h~ n. Jarkson \11'. aud Mrs. CJat\on will m:el Fn~ay evenMarvin F'ry, Kenneth. Rehec- ing, August 19 '"the hogh school ' ca and Phillip Fry, Wesl Colum- cafeteria at 7:~ p.m. "The Psalmist" was the topbia: Mr. and Mrs.. Elbern Mon- Wednesday dmner guests of ic or 1he program pre,.ented by roe Cedarvill~: Mrs. Roy Mr . and Mrs. Paul Grueser wer~ Mrs. Eugene Forbes when the C..;ke ani David Cooke. Le- Mr. and Mrs .. Rollin Snoball ot WSCS ol the Minersville Meth- . tart : Mrs. Anna Frv. Elgin. Ill. Barberton, Ohm. Mr . and Mrs. odist Church met Monday evenMr. rllld Mrs . Bill Fry. Mike, Sneball were en~oute to Bar~r- ing at the church. BiHv .Jr . and Mark Fry, Mason; ton after attendmg a conYf'"t1on Psalm 23 in unison opened ~r : and Mrs. Melvin Irvin, Ern- in Kansas City.. _ the meeting followed with est and .John Irvin, Rio Grande; Betty and Jom Koehler , ~augh scripture reading of Psal~ 25: Mrs ..Jnhn Lewis , Michael and ters of Mr. and Mrs. Rochard 1-12 by Mrs. Clifford Phtllips. Dale Lewis. Mason: Mr. and Koehler, Colu"!bus.' .call_1e Mo~- Readin~s on Psa~m 2~ were g1vMrs Rt~ioh Durst. Ronnie, Sha· day for a weeks viSit w1th the1r en by Mrs. Rolhn Wolft, Mrs . ron ·~md Oale. Letart: Mrs. Zll· great-grandmother, Mr~. R. C. Hosmer Roush, Mrs . Brooks Ia Frv Wt>st columbia; Mr. Sansbury and aunt, M1ss Sally I Sayre, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. and Mrs. f'.dward F'ry. Mrs. Schaal. . Bradford Maag and Mrs. Otto Laura Darnell both Gallipolis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ollhng- Hartenbach. Prayer by the and Homer A. Fi llher , Point er and children, Michatl Jl and Rev. Wendell G. Stutler conPltasant. Julie of Nelsonville, are vaca- 1cluded the program . tioning here with his parents, ·Mrs. Earl Renshaw. presiMr . and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger dent , conducted the business iVnon Lunch.e on is :in Pomeroy and with her aunt session. A communication was • w; d d and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo read concerning a workshop to G!VPn •• " nt'S ay Kennedy , Sr. in Middleport. be held at Heath Methodist M". John f. Baily and daugh Mr . and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Churrh, Middleport. on Septem· ler, Mrs. Russ Watson enter- Jr., Ashland , Ky. visited recent- ber 7. Cards and flowers were winPd with a ""'):- lurwh»r.n ly with Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. sent to. ~rs. A~olph Grue~r, Wedpesday, at their home Moore, Sr. Mr. Moore is under- Mrs. Wilham F1sher and M1ss forest Run . going surgery at St. Marys Hos- Amanda Parker. Gue<\8 were Jennings and pita! in Huntington, W. Va. thts Refreshments were served John tohrshall of l.ouisville, wee!<. Mrs. Moore Is staying during the social hour by Mr1. ltv Miss Judy Genheimer, Co- with relatives in Ashland during Maag and Mrs. Stella Grueser lu"mbuco:· Pete Vanica, Cleve- his hospitalization. to t11ose named above and lanrl : ·a~d Mrs . c. DArnold of : Mr. and M" . Harold George . Mrs. William Russell and M:-'. Stewart and children, Brian and Brent Norman ~cCallum, a~ter whtch have moved from Gallipolis to lite meeUng closed woth prayer the former I. E. Miller home oa by Mrs, Maag. auy IDO G1llllftl Gat 1nd Get Fr. . Grant St. ---4 Oav- ,, Nllllr.. In MIAMI &IACH Mrs. John Kincaid has reyo~n Saver Book Todarturned from a visit with hP.r Unhettevahl• btlf tru• ClltTif'IIO GAl STATION daughter. Mrs. Paul Ruttencutttl w. Mllln lt.. Pome,..r. Qhle ter and family at Dunbar, w. ....-. 1[ Ya. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bachtel, Cbester Council Daughters of Barberton, visited recently with America met in regular session HUON"t'iVe·ln v~ \/A U Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baclttel Tuesday evening with 30 memI. and daughter, Carol Bachtel. bers present. ; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise Mary Showalter councilor, TONIGHT thru FRIDAY "MARRIAGE ON THE , and children have returned from presided and the meeting openROCKS" a two-week camplt\1 vacation ed in ritualislie form. Betty Frank Sinatra trip in West Virginia. Roush and Goldie Wolfe were r.,. Deborah Kerr (Color) Charles Haskins, son of Mr. ported ill In hospitals. Audrey - andand Mrs. Noah Haskins,- has McCoy lost her mother by death. ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" been named Principal of the A communlcatidn was read Connie Steven! Dean Jones Vinton County High Scltool in from Jean Wolf in regard lo lhe McArthur. He is a graduate of District Past Councilors club Middleport High School and picnic lo be held at Wilson park Ohio University. near Coulville. It was decided lo Mrs. R. R. Joh=• (Martha practice receiving national and Pomeroy. Ollto Jane Downing) and Utree daugb- state officers and balloting for CLOsED ters of Lafayette, La., arrived candidates at the next meeting. THRU AUGUST 20 Wednesday for a visit with her At the close ot the meeting, a TONIGHT father, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney silent auction was held by the and TUESDAY Downing. They were met at the orphans committee. 3 ~·l.fii~Wi~ Columbus airport by Mr. and <Technicolor) Mrs . Downln&. ANNOUNCE REUNION Paul Newman I - - - The Old Friend's Reunion will Lauw1 Barall CARING FOR SISTER be held Sunday. September 4 Janet Le1gh k p 1 PI Cotorurtoons Mrs. Cora Young, Erie, Pa., at Krodel Par In o nt easis taking care of her sister, ant, W. Va. A basket dinner WEDNESDAY & THURS. Mrs . Con Young of Mkldleport, will be oerved at noon and memAue. 24·25 , who recently underwent surg- bers attending are to take a NOT OPEN ery at Gallipolis Medical Clin- picnic dinner tutti table service. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I IC. August 26-27 PLAN SALE "THE GHOST AND The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of RETURN HOME MR. CHICKEN" (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. EvereU Jack· Beta Sigma Phi Sorority are Don Knolls .Joan Stalf'y , Wrendville, returned sponsoring a nunmage sale f'ri· "TAFFY AND THE home yesterday after spending day and Saturday, September JUNGLE HUNTER" (Tee bnicolor) In the weekend with his sl~ter, 2-3 In the Coates Buildlo1 Taffy Mrs. Coo Young. Jacques Bergerae Middleport. Psalmist is TopiC Gwen f b Bv Mrs. or es I I ''·•·' !I i I 1 MEIGS THEATR£ i ' Double Bed Slu, 81x99 inches - - - - $1.18 Pillow Caseo,' 42x36 lnchas lie pr. a well known brand. Terrific Value 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Servi7111 Mdgs Counlv for ovrr •• Ytall M<mb•r Ftdnal llfiiiW Sr•ttm Member Federal Dopodt ltltiii'IIIICI COTpol'lltfan .. . .. '"'- • 69c FINAL CLEANUP SALE All Porch and Lawn Furniture potr WOMENS 59c EIDERLON PANTIES Marhine washable and dryable . 56% cotton and 44% rayon panties. White and Rosebud print. Elastic leg brief and band leg brief. 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In liiea 211 to 110 wallt ond Sblrla In slzea 14~ to 20. Cboooe rtiUiat wuh IOd wear oottoDS or lbe permonool preu o!Jies. ChooM from all wool A BEAUTIFUL LINE 0P GIRLS SWIATEilS. ·. Juat In Time For lock To Schaoll A wide selection of bulky cardlpos and oolt flat tnits tn cardigana and ollpover&. BeauUful new fall colors In beatber tooe1 and solids. Sileo S 10 6X aDd 7 to 14. Outfit your little l!lrll In one of otir fublonable coati In the very smarrest stYieo. All the e)atlllc loot• ill girll coals are In thla Jll'OUp. Some wltb fur trim and 110me w!tb matching hall and 1eiJ)np. All new fall oolora. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE Of' 1 Womens Cotton Blouses to y-- ... llld 7 ' 14, "NUMBERS" FooTBALL .SHIRTS Cotton ' jeney leotball oblrtl. BlrlplnJI at llho'lld· 011, S«eoa printed nun> erala 'Mt oteevea. Sllltt SmalL Medium, Larae. ~.95 Mens-Boys Sweaters Cboooe SlittovOH ·md .Cordlpno 10 thlo new soloetton ol SwHierl !Or men IOd bo7t for ocbool and winter wear. Bolld eaton. plalda, two toae ClllllblnoUo111. A llrtl :~the Doputment on the .Fint Floor-Now I. ,' :._Boo the bll ulectloo of oweaten md bUJ wbat ,.u 1(0111 I ' • ,Mens and Boys Jackets Jlead1 , now for _pour tteltedon. Car Coati, walot lenatlt lti;Jiea. . . P.i a l d a , oo)ld eaton, DJ1o>Dl, ll<lllb deDlmo, eotduroyo All lbel for men and boJI, liSioP In the Mono Deplll'lllllllt on the Flit FJao.....Now loud time' to bu1 tho jloltoto 'ou'JI be aeodiDI tblo 'lo a aitd ran Winter. .I •I ' •• ',,j ent·t-ne • A '. '~' ... , T~~ ,,.,.,.,,. Qf TM I Meii'·Mtuon ..4rea i •'" ' .• ' I'QVBIOY-MJDOlfPORT; Ottfd FRIDAY, AUG-U-ST-19-,- l - 9 6 6 - - - - - - - - - , itVI ,_.. •r.--------------------------+•·--------------------------------------~~'~ VOL XVIII NO. 87 PULLOVER SHIRTS 2 · · , 1 , _ , . To IOYS SCRUBDENIM RAWHIDE LACER Agilon Dress Socks I·\·~·I a1.:.~f: ·Y:i' ·• ' '.t ' 19c ooty Our regular $1.95 fine quality half sliPf. Several 1tyles to choose from in nylon or permanent press finish. Average and short lena:ths. ,Sizes Small, Medium, Lare• and Extra Larat. Sizes 32 thrn 44. e ,. •Ufllll' mercerized thread, 50 and flit, 300 yd. to a spool. HALF SLIPS White, Red ''··· . • I' t .• - .. ~.·.l ' r' • . " JOU IDCI!It. RHdy To Wur The Yur Thro.... l OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Stop In the school section on the flrot flOOr. Look around at the man, items on Sale an<! bu' what 100% Premium Cotton for hmg wear. Reinforeed o;eams to retaln shape and ~lrength . · White and rotors. Sh:e.s 3 tbru 14. $1.00 tor Popul•r 20'' Si1e , ' I PANTIES 59c and better qualtties. Di scontinued patterns of 4 Now book fillers, note books, typing tablet•. Jll!ncllo. JM!na, binders, compaaseo, crayons, Ink, pastes and (lues, lead refills, erasers, felt·tlp markers. 8uJter lrown 1200 WASH ClOTHS GIRLS COATS Your Full Service Bank Is ••• . . '\ ' ' Select needs tor kindergarten, high, high and college. Al!.iiems efiSy ~~~ction - Fl•• blade Electric .Fon, hu 3 •peed switeh. El... trically reversible . ·' \ in Friday and 5aturd~y Sale at Elberfelds Pomeroy- F~iday Store Hours 9 to 8 and Saturday Ho~rs 9 to! in the Eveni,_n.=..g__:.___.'---:-_--:-_......:--.., 112.95 0 I SALEI FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Electrk FANS OUR "PILGRIM" ~our fll'~de sch<to), 1;'.j flior school ll!'14fl/1 SALI $26·00 PRtCI for ,ottr MUSLIN BED SHEETS 1 30 Attending Chester Dof A Council Meeting \ I, Five·1'eachers Are Employed �• ., \. 'fllltallon rtghll with one min· or child. ' ·El· A divorce was granted , ieen Garn"ll .from Harry Garnes 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 10, 19M Dealers will Take 'Test' By Kings' Men OHIO ~DA ~ FORECAb'T ' I TemperatureP) will averaae \ tbr.. lo live degrees belownormal nortbera •ecUonl and one to three degrees below normal In southern sediens. Hill real estatt> offires in Chira•\l neiJ(hhorhoods If rPaltors flunk. he said, thf" cit~· will Among the llt"ighborhood~ to bt tested for agreement to upt"n I ·-i;iffl.h.A·~M<ii>$:'.;~~,8~Ci'~~ CINCINNATI IUP! I - Juv.,. : He was also r~ported consider- j 11ile autholitif's lodav were hold- I inl! possible legal moves to stop from residents whitt' rommunities. Klng annoLmct"d hoUSf' and four autos, 011 four felonv ,.hurges at a mass DELIVERS SERMON une house $58 from another and ; M~SON - Fran~ Capehart, i shot a hole in a boat parked Point Pleasant, delivered the there ~nd then shot intu a shed sermoo on Sundav morning at at ·a third house . the Mason M'thodist Church, ' : I during the aboence of the Rev· He was charred with l>urg. erend Marvin Frame. His top- lary. grand larceny and two · ic was "For CommiUment and : counl'i ol malil'ious destruction : Declsl.;..," The Reverend Fram:Of property. 1 I ry~ h~:· ~~~:~ ~~·~~a:~;~~!:,' -~ ., ~ Trio is Leading Insurance Open HARTFORD. Conn. (UPIJ 'lomero Blancas, Art Wall and I patched-up We.s Ellis Jr .. led .he way Friday mto the secood 1>und o1 the '100.000 Insurance ::ily Open. The thre"e shot six-under-par J5s over the 6.515-yard, par-71 Wetherslie!O country Club course Thursday. Kel Nagle, lhe 45-year-old globe troUer from Sydney, Australia , trailed :he leaders by a stroke, put· :tng together a 32·34·00. ALL TRANSISTOR FAJll FROM THE AIR- The Midway of the 103rd annual Meigs County Fair has been the scene of much activity as young and old have been taking their turn on the seve!al, midway .rides provided by Dm~ Amusement Company, Canton. This afternoon scene was taken from the htghest potnt reached by the ferns wheel. -Sentinel Ph oW( . -- · -- - · - - - - -- THE FAm I '• MOTOROLA The ·· .,.rs said the boy took i SIO. a radio and a pistOl from i .- .. l BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF 1966 1 slration on Sunday. ~·· ' LAST SHOWING 8:15 -P.M. meetln~ Thursday night that If , The youth told Detective ~· th ; do not gel I James Presnell and Deputy 1 It ~ ete! fr~:· real estate Sheriff William Diers after his ~ 1 ~eal:rs to ('O()perat. with arre~t that he nole ''bt>cause I 1 Negroes, Chicago will set> its needed mo~ey to go to the gobigii!'St open Da'Upancy demon- cart raees. .. FUN IS!l ' a 13-year-o!rt suburban Doy. I mg whosf' parent~ own a $70.000 UPI Sports Wrller Sam McDowell got a haircut hopiag lor a new look. Jmtead, he loob like the old Sam McDowell. Ao 1oted lor his sideburns as bls fastball, the Cleveland r~bthaeder has bee• the btggest disappomtment ol , the season lo tbe lndtalll after a shoulder lnjtJry 1B AprH shelves ~~m •los tha stabulrtelr and relegated um e pea. HIS al'lft alowl~ Improved and by !ale July he was given a cle81 bill of health alter undergomg a four-day examinatio~ at a Cleveland hospital. S1nce bJS arm was. better, McDoweU decided lo 1mprove hlo look.s too. He gnt a .,...,. eut THE lO:IJO A.M.-Junior Fair Parade ·n:OO A.!!. Jr. Fair Aehlevem~nt Awards and Stylo Show •t:OO P.M.-Rutland Hlib School Band •2.00 P.M.-Horae Harness Ractnr 10:00 P.M.-Firework&. '-GRANDSTAND ATI'RACTIONS I to Chlc11goans Qn rac:-r relations. ~olenre WHERE I I Boy Held for Richard J. Daley lives. Daley himselt was reported I Four Felonies considAring a television appeal I drawn of all By JEFF MEYERS Saturday--Final · Day , where Chicago Mayor the demonstrations whieh bavP - ~ OC'CUpancy was all-whitP Bridgt>-1 port, . FAIR day. 1 1 s H I . h T0.· ug , · tron·g-a·r.·m. ·u·:r e··r on grounds 'or 81'0111 Mllecl u. ~uty . Plaintiff was awardee' <<are. custody: and supporte two mtoor children. Come. to the. Warm SatWinlay, tun.lq cooler Sunda) and continued cool ~onday and Tuesday, belore moderating tbe middle ul the week. IU!Inlall will average oear lbrt'r · quarters of an incb Ills •bowers late Sat· urday, Suoday and early Mon. day atnd aguln abo1t Wednes- CHICAGO <UP!) - Dr. Mar· Un Luther King sent out biradal teams today to ~ 'tt>st" ha'l'r a giant demonstration on Sunday I '!Indian Fighter IContinued From Page One) I Dies at Age 89 ' -· PORT ABLE RADIO v,ney en~~n ~~::hr~: z~g~i~:ie Rock , Ark .. Thursday. ., cu~r:.:' ea~o:~..,~~";:~ess~~ I di vor~e 4 r 1 I "JJoia ' Ui) US )'H diYide your insurance &WODI tevcnl .a1nt1, ypu' re 4oiDJ yOUNelf a disfavor. No on~ bow• tf you're properly prn11<:1... WIMe :rou· '« u• handl~ Ml your iusur11101, we ~;an rcaUy 10 \0 work and 11tJrt1 your bu51· aeu • •• mike you Jon·t hnt roo k'• aU part gt I our DICTIONARY Thumb Index .... $1.50 MULLEN I o• WY N311 Others $1.45 to $6.95 BOOK STORE Pom.ror, 0, I I I IIC:OIId Cl... OlllllDI •atter at Ilia pert otfloa at P....-.aror, Oblo NtUoaal ad"rarttlllal r-.praut~~Uqs aGttiDIIUI lllllHU. llle.. JQ lADal· '"" -'•a,. Naw 'for• QlJ. N"' illltered tl I ..... SUbta'lpa~ ra~· MIDDLEPORT lnsuronce Agency, Inc. Ill I . 2nd II. THE DAILY SENTINEL - o.u......, "" I Cd r] 0 rnSteN ( XI . llambJ.., OlDil r......a.,... - Tired oi .~,.st .~.and defrosting 1 8 TrJ1nslstor, AM Personal Portable, Tune4 stage, ,Vernier Tuning, Tone Control, !I" Speaker, 312e 9 m. wide, 6~ ln. high 3~ ln. Deep. and SERVICE. MI!)DLEPORT, 0. N. 2ND AVE. I Milt Above Tht Silver Bridge In Kanaugit you can own .A TIMELY BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! . CARAVELLE• BAKER FURNITURE OHIO FAIRBORN, Ohio (UP!) Kankakee, Ill, and Kokomo. Ind., square of! Saturday to d&termine the winner of the norlhern regional Little League baseball tournament here. The winner advance• to the world series at Williamsport, Pa., late this month. Kankakee loosed n JZ.bit at. lock, including homers by Kent Pankey and Terry Lofton, to d&leat Maumee, Ohio, fU, In tho first round Thursday and Kokomo took a Z.1 exira Inning win oVer Carthage, Mo., when Bruce Liggins led off with 1 homer. Colts, Cards Open Third Week of Play , ST. LOllS :UPI) - T be Baltimore Colts and the St. Louis Car'\i"al• klek oft the third week of National Football League ~bilklnl toaight In o nationally lelev181ed l!am• from Busch Memorial Stadium. Although both coaehes will give rookies plemy ol playiog tbne, u they gaiJt last minute lOOKs at doubUull on their rooten, Baltimore eomea looking rendy lor the ball, : Sale Now In Progressl e Whitewall c~!~";: _ Full leneth D0oa MIRROR is made like an expensive watch. 95 59c 77c 66c. · • Upholstery c~:N:DOLLAR • Car Wax SILVIR R... suo _._ e Plastic Pitcher 1\ 24c ,. SJ.99 9J<\'l .... \.... Yet it's only $10e95•. .. .. •w., DodplwJ . . . . . ~- Ullill .......... Oafp .... . . . ON ALL to a LAWN FURNITURI ... 20-1~5 . . . . I H&R F·liRESTONE (DEALER STORE) i . - • N. 2ND AYE. ' 1 : ••:•• ' • :· 1.• PHONE 992·5515 .. ~ )i ' Jill\ ......... . I '1 s tD*'* R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I MILL & IICOND ITHITI >, WES.TERN AUTO STORE . :• I ; H~E OWNE~ . " ;"- • a·nd Ci>PERATED MID..nt t~:Df!WT 0. -~--·J . I . I · MIDDLIPOIT, 0. ' '· . :· la'WI ,...., . . Paint IOIItr aacl Tray Reg. 3~49 ·; · :. · · · ·· '$2.99 · Reg. 1.-29 · ·• •· ·•• •·•··· •· lk· ·. . IJ & URBECUE GRILLS IN STOCK ·AVAI~BLE IN YiHnE, COPPEITONE OR AVACADO GREEN. . . . . . . . . . 1' . .. . - t •' 1 I 0 t~~~~rlfwi BlED 10% DISCOUNT UMOllUM tUGS ,s.9S q ' . . QIO hde, or Wlilillg1D . . . - ... 5oocl I.......... Gel._ One with a jeweled· lever mOWtmlnt, unbrukable malnsprtne, precision fitted MIDDLEPORT · e SALE ENDS AUG. 27 e ' NOW... r~~~ Bohr Clothiers .; ' THOR $8.88 e2 SPEED . e2 CYCLE e3 WASH &RINSE TEMPERATURES they could make 11ood $1().95 watch. ' FOR JUST PENNIES A WEEKI Up for Grabs Mtequlto, mended 1111 Thlt'l becauae lulova waittd years undl REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Re!Jiona} Title o- A win over the stylish, fasihooking . Johnson of Medi111, Oh1o, ought thrust Uston back m the top teo rankmgs and on· to the road lor another Utle erack at clay. Zellco33Reel Ule CAR AVE LLE'Dtvltlon ot ••lowo . Fermer heavyweight Former hea~elt!ht champion Sonny Liston laces Amos Johnson tonight hoping to bounce back Into contenUon lor Cassius Clay's title . The 34-year-old Liston was slated "' go inlll the scheduled 10-rounder at around 219 pounds and fit as a fiddle alter five. weeks of intensive !raining. ":cb :UP!) (UPI) - and ~wan lakes 'are Uof.''" Rog. $11.65 --our or BOUNDS exponolvt watch for only $10.95. L'ISl on Be,-.nlil • Comebackc-Try GENERAL ELECTRIC Aatwu, WluJt llle tired kan~oroo peru, Awatch that's shocl\:rtolslont, I caa't watt Ill 1f0W . . . . . play biJ tequo atpt bueboB - IC'1 ooolerl" Noftlteas~ra ilblo: · BY fiOlD SUIJilllr MUSliN end waterproof•, too. Thl ruult Is the Caravelle by Bulova. A very : will I · . .IE GOOP GUYS ut UIR ¥1 Ut iiS fiOih SIIC'OT THE Bl•~L! •\ PLAII OAA'E lllti/IA'It ·sMITH'S .FIAT SALES WERNER RADIO & T.V. with our TRAD~III *suspansio.r Iader- """ ..... SEE II TODM (t\aall'en hlmurrew) wrwt~ I ... 10.6 ao6fc leet Nlill' MODEL XP7 , "" * TGtal.._ spac:e- *Ae·ill •cUR.e~ eACiRe *11*:1 .....,. seal I 'I I I I I )" 11 1 aot ... aiJthla1 0... mon'-111. 11.30. a, ChW yaar llD.M ; SIJ: mot~W., e.JS: l'br• manta., kt.ot Ulu111er1p. aon 11rlee ~ ladQ 'l'tme. w..~ · ... Ohio fair. ::ed muddy to roily, the Natural Puntlerson, Clendening and Tap- other lakeo and . ,, Rlooureeo Department reported pan for bass: and Deerereek, ll<k, AcloR, and Eap· 'l'burldoy. MUton 111d East BriiiiCb lOt wood Dam are recomme= 'l'be ~ outlook by dis- crappies. Outlooll is fair. impoundments. OVIIIOik it• . • trtcla: lloatlteallten Ollie: Dll011 IIJid ". , . Piedmont are r<!e(lmmewded fer FIGIIT RESVLTS ·rtt Lob Erlt lr Saatlad<y lay: must!... Burr Oak, 'lyeoo!t, ITO, . Japan tVPI) -Kal!tJ.t,i~ Fair to &ood eatches of perch Jackson, Forked Run 81111 oohi Takayama, 116, J~ 1 . · an belli!! taken In the Bps IJ. Logan are reported best ' lor knocked out Henry Acldo, IJ4li!n ; lands lnl8 where lair numbe,.. baso end bluegiUs. Willa tlreet Pbllippines (2). . ... ; ef walleye, blaek and white end Dillon reoervoh"s.,.. produ- SAN REMO, Haly (UPI) ~ . 1 ; · baa are tlao belli& lake.. Good dng good eatches of erapplel. Carlo Duran, 165, Italy, slop.;:t,; perch and SJIDO white bass and The Muskillgum and 8clolo riV· Fabio Bettini, 153, Italy lrelb wat<lf drum are betnfl era will be best for eatfish. ()ut.. PORTLAND, Maine iUPW:OO. lakGoodlyenbt the •~otCIJntoncharead, loek Is lair to good. Roolty Halliday , 1114, Wilkli-"'' num..... per an Boulh-m Oltio: Fishing Barre, Pa., drew with Pel:l "' oome calflah, lreah water W:UU prospects are (air. Rocky Fork Riccitelli, 168, Porlland f81,:·:c''' aid while baSI ""' also bemg ~ - '" ' taken Ill Sladusky Bay. Outlook II good. • c.1n1 Obit: Baso, crappies, blueglllJ IIJid earp are being harvesll!d. Griggs IIJid Q'. Shaugbnessy reservoirs Knox end Buckeye Jakes are' recom· meuded bnpoundments Jle.. ' . . I ~ended. streapls are Pamt, Shop AI Bahr Clothiers Itt . . Btg and Little Darby creeks, Middleport For All Of Youi · , wbere bass and eatftsh are !Je. l mg taken. Outlook 18 fair to l Back To School Clolhing ·· good. , , Needs. ·'' '~ Norlbwestem Oltto. Limited I , 11t1mbeno of all species are Deillg takeJJ in both lakes and streams, but the Sandusky, Huron and Vermillion nvers are MIDDLEfORT, 0 . especially reco~ed Iori basa and eatfisb. Outlook Ia abo•• 11.10: a·.,... ••W D.w. a, I .aonu. llotor Routt. wbe,-. c*ri.., .au,, -.M'ld e~ **"'t ear * Suietl J.4illlded II * Up Ito 45 ~per-­ * ,_... 'rt ., :r.:. AUTOMATIC WASHER e.cri1r whare l'rllltbla a! OUJt.l Mr . . ..,. ODI 'DU lD tGUIIet 11 I)I;U' SentiJMI offiCI, UI.J01 *M J (I J :r""~;uJ. iasUno~ lfNICit or too I (J I insurahce: e UWIS SERVICE I' any favors •. We'd rather earn vour 11 · .,.. ... ""--<IIHIIe-lloof' II' . • ., lllbermea this lllekend slammed bl8 12tb 1tomar 11 Ito In t1Jree weeks. Drysdale Ill doe -IDtb. limited St. Louis 1o six hilll in McDowell, wlnlen In bl8 laal w!MIIIg bls niath game • 1t1 22 siX starts. strue11 IIIII elgbl end deeialo118. Wl!iilie Davis broke a collected one of CleYellllld'a ·1·1 deadlock In the third with nine hill eft 101111' Gary Peler1 hll fifth homer of tbt 110-91 and reliever Demtla campaign. Jim Lefebvre drove Higgins. acTOss the ot.loer two runs a~ Jose Pqen 111111mllted fOlD' Los Angeles beat Bob Gibson errors. ~ leading to m (15-10) for the fifth 1tralgbt unearned 1'11111 for the Mell. time. Tba Plltlburgh·lblrd baaemu's Pete Rose's wild throw to tiJree miScues Ia the lourtb third base after a force play at Inning lied a NaUonal League second in the eighth penDttted record lor ldl poaltloD. Ron two mns to s~re as the Aslroa HWII druve bj lwo nma with 1 ed H dell 11 With lha triple IIJid Eddie Breosoud JO~ded Bo~ Aspromonte Docktid boma 1 pair with a foreed R ,Y St b t tid double for the Mets, whose 53rt1 end Rose~ alte~~nt to vtetory Ued their previo111 hil!h Sonny Jackson leaning the set In IINKJ 1 tb'rd fi ed tbe Bill Mazeroskl walloped two :;;n~ ,;•~ ad t t' r boment IIJid Donn Clendenoa T: Tw' e ugou · ling their and Jerry May conneeted once fi t 1 · 1 m,s, execu · to f th . . rs np e pay smce movmg or e Ieague-lendlg Ptrateo. Minnesota six yean ago, The!. loss, however, moved provided Jim Grant with bia runnerup San Francisco to loth victory against 13 losses. ;~~~~n one perceotage potol of I~ the second inning, Norm Don Drysdal th third ~ebern . reached second Ed e l!ave e - Ktrkpatrtek ftrsl. . Frank Mal· place Dodger~ a bls boost by 111ne grounded to third baaemaa hurling hla first <0111p!e~ game Rich Rollins, who stepped on third and started an around-the born triple play Grand allowed lour hit!J and Cesar Tovar drove •• four runs. DaUy Sentltte!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. LakesGenerallyCiea~Str~~~oiJy_.•·•·'-" -" fOr ,. ==· ~:":tcan:tr:e! : ·~r s:~~~yes"7 :=; =~~~ . COLUMBUS (UPI) - thelsea..,. · <lEWCAR ' 'mthe u.s. Divorce Petition Filed in Court A petition for zone over the Rocky Mountains : filed in the Meigs County Clerk Roger Speocer Pomeroy. third WASHINGTON (UPI\ - The Thunderstorms connected , and slowly spread into the of Courts offi~ today by David m first he-at : Ronifield. ow t 1 Veterans Admimstration Tburs- , with 8 slow-moo,.mg cold front Gre 01 t Plains reg.on. : w. Davidson, Long Bottom vs. by H. Fuller. Croton. third 1n day announced_ the death of 89· , today continued to belt areas MAN KILLED Benna K. Davidson, a minor, second heat 1 year-<Jid Grtffllh :.voWilli a";,'· from the Ohto Valley to the BUCYRUS, Ohio (UP!) :Wu. 'of Chester Road, · and PONY HARNESS RA CES - 1~:~-:: ~:,:a~;,urr~g~s ;~r:n: ! normally flnd Southwest. · lard P. Hay, 114. Findlay, was : Ada Ha;per, . mother of De1m• 11 1 1Thul"<,1ay afternoon i - 46 inch · th latte part of the !9th Close to an Inch and a hall of killed in an auto..collislon Tilurg.J K. Dav1dson, on charges and under class · Bob, drive~ by! ee~tur .. r ... rain fell in an hour at day at the intersection ofJlhi0 1 grass neglect of d~ty. and ez. Ed Bush, Raeine, Route I. ftrst ; I ) Oklahoma City, Okla. A heavy 19 and 100. three miles south of treme cruelty. Platoltff asks Captain Black's Drum Major , 1 Williams , a former corporal, ' downpour left 1.73 inches at here Karl Heinlen, 45, Bucy· owned by _Isaac Lewis , Clifton, 1 1a~ed the ~ ChJppewas at Deer 1Phoenix. Ariz. -more than the 1 rus, the other motorist, was Lewis Repair Service W Va .. second: Gold Dust , own- . River i'l../1898 on assignment !city normally collects in the !injured. -FORed by E. J . Hili. Pomeroy. Rt. with the"' Minnesota National 3, thi rd. \Guard. He later said the HEATING ·· 41to 5I loeb encounter '' wasn't really mu:t~~ ftj)\}~li)ft ~-/kJ•mwi'.I,.J,.ePLUMBING Dream Girl's Pride, driven 1 of a fight." The VA sald.•"ll~ ~ ~t!,!l~ and owned ov c,..n•v. Rose, Iiams died at a nursing lro ""'VN<rambloth..e four Jumble~ eROOFING Huntin1ton, W. ,Ya., first. tn Coon Rapids . Minn. Hts onlt' lttter to t~rh square, to ' ,.;c...._, PONY ANll HORSE HUN- death reduces the number of form four. ordinary wordo. NING RACES - !Thursday oft- , koown survivors of the lndlaa ~PAIR ernoon) : wars to four. 22 46 inch and under class ----- . IM Mitt ~I. ; :P~tddteP1,0. Fury, owned by Greg Meeks, 1 CINCINNATIAN DIES Shade. lirst· 46 to 48 inch claS8: . BEAVER DAM, Ky._(UPI)Diablo, ridden by Jimmy Jones, 1, Jake Hartman, 73, CmctnnaU, first : was kltled Thursday In 1 twoHMlU 48 to 5! loeb cla11 vehicle collision noar here on a Dixie owned and ridden by U. S. 231 detour Ritchie Rooe. Long Bottom,, ENMURB HOW A TALKATIVe Itrs I: S2 to :ill me . h eass I : Lillie ' PE~'SON &OMET/MeS Everett. owned by Bobby Jones GoET'5 CAJJG>HT. ! DEVOTED TO INTERi:tJT Shade, first. M and Over I MEIGS • MASON AREA rl1P7TS 1 .• Rusty Bill, ridden by Wimp Rlchlrl 1. aw... Pu•u&Mr - · Now arranre the cirCled Jette.... Cntster Tannlblll, lclltor Fro<t. Shade, flrst. 1 Put1111Deo ••en• tfttruoon ftll'Cpt to form the IUrprht lftiWtr, U I laturd~ taO SUnda' bJ t'lllo Ollie ••neoted br the ..noon Y.Uu PubllaiiAI ComPf.I\J, 1111 li.l:iiiJ IN " • ' FUNK & WAGNALLS I ..... Qanlc s&.• Poma~. Olllo, U'lau, su otfiM Pbont WY 241111. 141¥ STANDARD COLLEGE ... Pbona WY t-2157. last week and about the sJIIlll be regained bis toucb .. mound. McDowell, claiming he still 18n't quHe righ~ won hi! first game slnce July 1 by ltmltlq Chicago to thrl!e hits Thursday mght_18 pael!Jg the Illdlus to a 2-0 v1ctory. He retired the last 13 batters to finish his first start since stopping California 5-ll on two hits nearly 50 days ag2M· rd' II I till II ~ coo IDS on s s . o, and I m aot 100 per cent rtgh~ McDowell. oaid alter boostlq his record to 7->. ·:Although I'm bii!>PY about my first win since the beginning ol Ju_Iy, all I'm worried about oow JS my next start. "My best pitch was my last ball, but I did•'t have as much stulf as when I lost lo New Y rk last Wl!ek " he added ,~ fasi bali is ' ood only if j ha!e good confid.!ce in it." Other Games In the only other major league action, New York su rised Pittsborgh 9-5 Hous· , rp h ded Cin innati 5 Los :~~~ beat St~ Louis 3-i a•d Minoesota topped Califoroia 6-2. Chuck Hinton supplied Me· JlowPll with hitting support, driving in both Cleveland runs. Hinton, hitting .379 io his last eight games. doubled home Larry Brown ia the fifth ORd Lowest Price - -- -- · Ohio I Belted Again ! AILSTAR ·· Sam .McDowell is Same Old ' 1 • ' ' -,I.JI,i'jll'l.~f'(;.r. ;• ,,._t.ro.h't/A~:,,uH,,;L,.\,;!.'ii:"i ' ' .' 'f . �• ., \. 'fllltallon rtghll with one min· or child. ' ·El· A divorce was granted , ieen Garn"ll .from Harry Garnes 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 10, 19M Dealers will Take 'Test' By Kings' Men OHIO ~DA ~ FORECAb'T ' I TemperatureP) will averaae \ tbr.. lo live degrees belownormal nortbera •ecUonl and one to three degrees below normal In southern sediens. Hill real estatt> offires in Chira•\l neiJ(hhorhoods If rPaltors flunk. he said, thf" cit~· will Among the llt"ighborhood~ to bt tested for agreement to upt"n I ·-i;iffl.h.A·~M<ii>$:'.;~~,8~Ci'~~ CINCINNATI IUP! I - Juv.,. : He was also r~ported consider- j 11ile autholitif's lodav were hold- I inl! possible legal moves to stop from residents whitt' rommunities. Klng annoLmct"d hoUSf' and four autos, 011 four felonv ,.hurges at a mass DELIVERS SERMON une house $58 from another and ; M~SON - Fran~ Capehart, i shot a hole in a boat parked Point Pleasant, delivered the there ~nd then shot intu a shed sermoo on Sundav morning at at ·a third house . the Mason M'thodist Church, ' : I during the aboence of the Rev· He was charred with l>urg. erend Marvin Frame. His top- lary. grand larceny and two · ic was "For CommiUment and : counl'i ol malil'ious destruction : Declsl.;..," The Reverend Fram:Of property. 1 I ry~ h~:· ~~~:~ ~~·~~a:~;~~!:,' -~ ., ~ Trio is Leading Insurance Open HARTFORD. Conn. (UPIJ 'lomero Blancas, Art Wall and I patched-up We.s Ellis Jr .. led .he way Friday mto the secood 1>und o1 the '100.000 Insurance ::ily Open. The thre"e shot six-under-par J5s over the 6.515-yard, par-71 Wetherslie!O country Club course Thursday. Kel Nagle, lhe 45-year-old globe troUer from Sydney, Australia , trailed :he leaders by a stroke, put· :tng together a 32·34·00. ALL TRANSISTOR FAJll FROM THE AIR- The Midway of the 103rd annual Meigs County Fair has been the scene of much activity as young and old have been taking their turn on the seve!al, midway .rides provided by Dm~ Amusement Company, Canton. This afternoon scene was taken from the htghest potnt reached by the ferns wheel. -Sentinel Ph oW( . -- · -- - · - - - - -- THE FAm I '• MOTOROLA The ·· .,.rs said the boy took i SIO. a radio and a pistOl from i .- .. l BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF 1966 1 slration on Sunday. ~·· ' LAST SHOWING 8:15 -P.M. meetln~ Thursday night that If , The youth told Detective ~· th ; do not gel I James Presnell and Deputy 1 It ~ ete! fr~:· real estate Sheriff William Diers after his ~ 1 ~eal:rs to ('O()perat. with arre~t that he nole ''bt>cause I 1 Negroes, Chicago will set> its needed mo~ey to go to the gobigii!'St open Da'Upancy demon- cart raees. .. FUN IS!l ' a 13-year-o!rt suburban Doy. I mg whosf' parent~ own a $70.000 UPI Sports Wrller Sam McDowell got a haircut hopiag lor a new look. Jmtead, he loob like the old Sam McDowell. Ao 1oted lor his sideburns as bls fastball, the Cleveland r~bthaeder has bee• the btggest disappomtment ol , the season lo tbe lndtalll after a shoulder lnjtJry 1B AprH shelves ~~m •los tha stabulrtelr and relegated um e pea. HIS al'lft alowl~ Improved and by !ale July he was given a cle81 bill of health alter undergomg a four-day examinatio~ at a Cleveland hospital. S1nce bJS arm was. better, McDoweU decided lo 1mprove hlo look.s too. He gnt a .,...,. eut THE lO:IJO A.M.-Junior Fair Parade ·n:OO A.!!. Jr. Fair Aehlevem~nt Awards and Stylo Show •t:OO P.M.-Rutland Hlib School Band •2.00 P.M.-Horae Harness Ractnr 10:00 P.M.-Firework&. '-GRANDSTAND ATI'RACTIONS I to Chlc11goans Qn rac:-r relations. ~olenre WHERE I I Boy Held for Richard J. Daley lives. Daley himselt was reported I Four Felonies considAring a television appeal I drawn of all By JEFF MEYERS Saturday--Final · Day , where Chicago Mayor the demonstrations whieh bavP - ~ OC'CUpancy was all-whitP Bridgt>-1 port, . FAIR day. 1 1 s H I . h T0.· ug , · tron·g-a·r.·m. ·u·:r e··r on grounds 'or 81'0111 Mllecl u. ~uty . Plaintiff was awardee' <<are. custody: and supporte two mtoor children. Come. to the. Warm SatWinlay, tun.lq cooler Sunda) and continued cool ~onday and Tuesday, belore moderating tbe middle ul the week. IU!Inlall will average oear lbrt'r · quarters of an incb Ills •bowers late Sat· urday, Suoday and early Mon. day atnd aguln abo1t Wednes- CHICAGO <UP!) - Dr. Mar· Un Luther King sent out biradal teams today to ~ 'tt>st" ha'l'r a giant demonstration on Sunday I '!Indian Fighter IContinued From Page One) I Dies at Age 89 ' -· PORT ABLE RADIO v,ney en~~n ~~::hr~: z~g~i~:ie Rock , Ark .. Thursday. ., cu~r:.:' ea~o:~..,~~";:~ess~~ I di vor~e 4 r 1 I "JJoia ' Ui) US )'H diYide your insurance &WODI tevcnl .a1nt1, ypu' re 4oiDJ yOUNelf a disfavor. No on~ bow• tf you're properly prn11<:1... WIMe :rou· '« u• handl~ Ml your iusur11101, we ~;an rcaUy 10 \0 work and 11tJrt1 your bu51· aeu • •• mike you Jon·t hnt roo k'• aU part gt I our DICTIONARY Thumb Index .... $1.50 MULLEN I o• WY N311 Others $1.45 to $6.95 BOOK STORE Pom.ror, 0, I I I IIC:OIId Cl... OlllllDI •atter at Ilia pert otfloa at P....-.aror, Oblo NtUoaal ad"rarttlllal r-.praut~~Uqs aGttiDIIUI lllllHU. llle.. JQ lADal· '"" -'•a,. Naw 'for• QlJ. N"' illltered tl I ..... SUbta'lpa~ ra~· MIDDLEPORT lnsuronce Agency, Inc. Ill I . 2nd II. THE DAILY SENTINEL - o.u......, "" I Cd r] 0 rnSteN ( XI . llambJ.., OlDil r......a.,... - Tired oi .~,.st .~.and defrosting 1 8 TrJ1nslstor, AM Personal Portable, Tune4 stage, ,Vernier Tuning, Tone Control, !I" Speaker, 312e 9 m. wide, 6~ ln. high 3~ ln. Deep. and SERVICE. MI!)DLEPORT, 0. N. 2ND AVE. I Milt Above Tht Silver Bridge In Kanaugit you can own .A TIMELY BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! . CARAVELLE• BAKER FURNITURE OHIO FAIRBORN, Ohio (UP!) Kankakee, Ill, and Kokomo. Ind., square of! Saturday to d&termine the winner of the norlhern regional Little League baseball tournament here. The winner advance• to the world series at Williamsport, Pa., late this month. Kankakee loosed n JZ.bit at. lock, including homers by Kent Pankey and Terry Lofton, to d&leat Maumee, Ohio, fU, In tho first round Thursday and Kokomo took a Z.1 exira Inning win oVer Carthage, Mo., when Bruce Liggins led off with 1 homer. Colts, Cards Open Third Week of Play , ST. LOllS :UPI) - T be Baltimore Colts and the St. Louis Car'\i"al• klek oft the third week of National Football League ~bilklnl toaight In o nationally lelev181ed l!am• from Busch Memorial Stadium. Although both coaehes will give rookies plemy ol playiog tbne, u they gaiJt last minute lOOKs at doubUull on their rooten, Baltimore eomea looking rendy lor the ball, : Sale Now In Progressl e Whitewall c~!~";: _ Full leneth D0oa MIRROR is made like an expensive watch. 95 59c 77c 66c. · • Upholstery c~:N:DOLLAR • Car Wax SILVIR R... suo _._ e Plastic Pitcher 1\ 24c ,. SJ.99 9J<\'l .... \.... Yet it's only $10e95•. .. .. •w., DodplwJ . . . . . ~- Ullill .......... Oafp .... . . . ON ALL to a LAWN FURNITURI ... 20-1~5 . . . . I H&R F·liRESTONE (DEALER STORE) i . - • N. 2ND AYE. ' 1 : ••:•• ' • :· 1.• PHONE 992·5515 .. ~ )i ' Jill\ ......... . I '1 s tD*'* R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I MILL & IICOND ITHITI >, WES.TERN AUTO STORE . :• I ; H~E OWNE~ . " ;"- • a·nd Ci>PERATED MID..nt t~:Df!WT 0. -~--·J . I . I · MIDDLIPOIT, 0. ' '· . :· la'WI ,...., . . Paint IOIItr aacl Tray Reg. 3~49 ·; · :. · · · ·· '$2.99 · Reg. 1.-29 · ·• •· ·•• •·•··· •· lk· ·. . IJ & URBECUE GRILLS IN STOCK ·AVAI~BLE IN YiHnE, COPPEITONE OR AVACADO GREEN. . . . . . . . . . 1' . .. . - t •' 1 I 0 t~~~~rlfwi BlED 10% DISCOUNT UMOllUM tUGS ,s.9S q ' . . QIO hde, or Wlilillg1D . . . - ... 5oocl I.......... Gel._ One with a jeweled· lever mOWtmlnt, unbrukable malnsprtne, precision fitted MIDDLEPORT · e SALE ENDS AUG. 27 e ' NOW... r~~~ Bohr Clothiers .; ' THOR $8.88 e2 SPEED . e2 CYCLE e3 WASH &RINSE TEMPERATURES they could make 11ood $1().95 watch. ' FOR JUST PENNIES A WEEKI Up for Grabs Mtequlto, mended 1111 Thlt'l becauae lulova waittd years undl REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Re!Jiona} Title o- A win over the stylish, fasihooking . Johnson of Medi111, Oh1o, ought thrust Uston back m the top teo rankmgs and on· to the road lor another Utle erack at clay. Zellco33Reel Ule CAR AVE LLE'Dtvltlon ot ••lowo . Fermer heavyweight Former hea~elt!ht champion Sonny Liston laces Amos Johnson tonight hoping to bounce back Into contenUon lor Cassius Clay's title . The 34-year-old Liston was slated "' go inlll the scheduled 10-rounder at around 219 pounds and fit as a fiddle alter five. weeks of intensive !raining. ":cb :UP!) (UPI) - and ~wan lakes 'are Uof.''" Rog. $11.65 --our or BOUNDS exponolvt watch for only $10.95. L'ISl on Be,-.nlil • Comebackc-Try GENERAL ELECTRIC Aatwu, WluJt llle tired kan~oroo peru, Awatch that's shocl\:rtolslont, I caa't watt Ill 1f0W . . . . . play biJ tequo atpt bueboB - IC'1 ooolerl" Noftlteas~ra ilblo: · BY fiOlD SUIJilllr MUSliN end waterproof•, too. Thl ruult Is the Caravelle by Bulova. A very : will I · . .IE GOOP GUYS ut UIR ¥1 Ut iiS fiOih SIIC'OT THE Bl•~L! •\ PLAII OAA'E lllti/IA'It ·sMITH'S .FIAT SALES WERNER RADIO & T.V. with our TRAD~III *suspansio.r Iader- """ ..... SEE II TODM (t\aall'en hlmurrew) wrwt~ I ... 10.6 ao6fc leet Nlill' MODEL XP7 , "" * TGtal.._ spac:e- *Ae·ill •cUR.e~ eACiRe *11*:1 .....,. seal I 'I I I I I )" 11 1 aot ... aiJthla1 0... mon'-111. 11.30. a, ChW yaar llD.M ; SIJ: mot~W., e.JS: l'br• manta., kt.ot Ulu111er1p. aon 11rlee ~ ladQ 'l'tme. w..~ · ... Ohio fair. ::ed muddy to roily, the Natural Puntlerson, Clendening and Tap- other lakeo and . ,, Rlooureeo Department reported pan for bass: and Deerereek, ll<k, AcloR, and Eap· 'l'burldoy. MUton 111d East BriiiiCb lOt wood Dam are recomme= 'l'be ~ outlook by dis- crappies. Outlooll is fair. impoundments. OVIIIOik it• . • trtcla: lloatlteallten Ollie: Dll011 IIJid ". , . Piedmont are r<!e(lmmewded fer FIGIIT RESVLTS ·rtt Lob Erlt lr Saatlad<y lay: must!... Burr Oak, 'lyeoo!t, ITO, . Japan tVPI) -Kal!tJ.t,i~ Fair to &ood eatches of perch Jackson, Forked Run 81111 oohi Takayama, 116, J~ 1 . · an belli!! taken In the Bps IJ. Logan are reported best ' lor knocked out Henry Acldo, IJ4li!n ; lands lnl8 where lair numbe,.. baso end bluegiUs. Willa tlreet Pbllippines (2). . ... ; ef walleye, blaek and white end Dillon reoervoh"s.,.. produ- SAN REMO, Haly (UPI) ~ . 1 ; · baa are tlao belli& lake.. Good dng good eatches of erapplel. Carlo Duran, 165, Italy, slop.;:t,; perch and SJIDO white bass and The Muskillgum and 8clolo riV· Fabio Bettini, 153, Italy lrelb wat<lf drum are betnfl era will be best for eatfish. ()ut.. PORTLAND, Maine iUPW:OO. lakGoodlyenbt the •~otCIJntoncharead, loek Is lair to good. Roolty Halliday , 1114, Wilkli-"'' num..... per an Boulh-m Oltio: Fishing Barre, Pa., drew with Pel:l "' oome calflah, lreah water W:UU prospects are (air. Rocky Fork Riccitelli, 168, Porlland f81,:·:c''' aid while baSI ""' also bemg ~ - '" ' taken Ill Sladusky Bay. Outlook II good. • c.1n1 Obit: Baso, crappies, blueglllJ IIJid earp are being harvesll!d. Griggs IIJid Q'. Shaugbnessy reservoirs Knox end Buckeye Jakes are' recom· meuded bnpoundments Jle.. ' . . I ~ended. streapls are Pamt, Shop AI Bahr Clothiers Itt . . Btg and Little Darby creeks, Middleport For All Of Youi · , wbere bass and eatftsh are !Je. l mg taken. Outlook 18 fair to l Back To School Clolhing ·· good. , , Needs. ·'' '~ Norlbwestem Oltto. Limited I , 11t1mbeno of all species are Deillg takeJJ in both lakes and streams, but the Sandusky, Huron and Vermillion nvers are MIDDLEfORT, 0 . especially reco~ed Iori basa and eatfisb. Outlook Ia abo•• 11.10: a·.,... ••W D.w. a, I .aonu. llotor Routt. wbe,-. c*ri.., .au,, -.M'ld e~ **"'t ear * Suietl J.4illlded II * Up Ito 45 ~per-­ * ,_... 'rt ., :r.:. AUTOMATIC WASHER e.cri1r whare l'rllltbla a! OUJt.l Mr . . ..,. ODI 'DU lD tGUIIet 11 I)I;U' SentiJMI offiCI, UI.J01 *M J (I J :r""~;uJ. iasUno~ lfNICit or too I (J I insurahce: e UWIS SERVICE I' any favors •. We'd rather earn vour 11 · .,.. ... ""--<IIHIIe-lloof' II' . • ., lllbermea this lllekend slammed bl8 12tb 1tomar 11 Ito In t1Jree weeks. Drysdale Ill doe -IDtb. limited St. Louis 1o six hilll in McDowell, wlnlen In bl8 laal w!MIIIg bls niath game • 1t1 22 siX starts. strue11 IIIII elgbl end deeialo118. Wl!iilie Davis broke a collected one of CleYellllld'a ·1·1 deadlock In the third with nine hill eft 101111' Gary Peler1 hll fifth homer of tbt 110-91 and reliever Demtla campaign. Jim Lefebvre drove Higgins. acTOss the ot.loer two runs a~ Jose Pqen 111111mllted fOlD' Los Angeles beat Bob Gibson errors. ~ leading to m (15-10) for the fifth 1tralgbt unearned 1'11111 for the Mell. time. Tba Plltlburgh·lblrd baaemu's Pete Rose's wild throw to tiJree miScues Ia the lourtb third base after a force play at Inning lied a NaUonal League second in the eighth penDttted record lor ldl poaltloD. Ron two mns to s~re as the Aslroa HWII druve bj lwo nma with 1 ed H dell 11 With lha triple IIJid Eddie Breosoud JO~ded Bo~ Aspromonte Docktid boma 1 pair with a foreed R ,Y St b t tid double for the Mets, whose 53rt1 end Rose~ alte~~nt to vtetory Ued their previo111 hil!h Sonny Jackson leaning the set In IINKJ 1 tb'rd fi ed tbe Bill Mazeroskl walloped two :;;n~ ,;•~ ad t t' r boment IIJid Donn Clendenoa T: Tw' e ugou · ling their and Jerry May conneeted once fi t 1 · 1 m,s, execu · to f th . . rs np e pay smce movmg or e Ieague-lendlg Ptrateo. Minnesota six yean ago, The!. loss, however, moved provided Jim Grant with bia runnerup San Francisco to loth victory against 13 losses. ;~~~~n one perceotage potol of I~ the second inning, Norm Don Drysdal th third ~ebern . reached second Ed e l!ave e - Ktrkpatrtek ftrsl. . Frank Mal· place Dodger~ a bls boost by 111ne grounded to third baaemaa hurling hla first <0111p!e~ game Rich Rollins, who stepped on third and started an around-the born triple play Grand allowed lour hit!J and Cesar Tovar drove •• four runs. DaUy Sentltte!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. LakesGenerallyCiea~Str~~~oiJy_.•·•·'-" -" fOr ,. ==· ~:":tcan:tr:e! : ·~r s:~~~yes"7 :=; =~~~ . COLUMBUS (UPI) - thelsea..,. · <lEWCAR ' 'mthe u.s. Divorce Petition Filed in Court A petition for zone over the Rocky Mountains : filed in the Meigs County Clerk Roger Speocer Pomeroy. third WASHINGTON (UPI\ - The Thunderstorms connected , and slowly spread into the of Courts offi~ today by David m first he-at : Ronifield. ow t 1 Veterans Admimstration Tburs- , with 8 slow-moo,.mg cold front Gre 01 t Plains reg.on. : w. Davidson, Long Bottom vs. by H. Fuller. Croton. third 1n day announced_ the death of 89· , today continued to belt areas MAN KILLED Benna K. Davidson, a minor, second heat 1 year-<Jid Grtffllh :.voWilli a";,'· from the Ohto Valley to the BUCYRUS, Ohio (UP!) :Wu. 'of Chester Road, · and PONY HARNESS RA CES - 1~:~-:: ~:,:a~;,urr~g~s ;~r:n: ! normally flnd Southwest. · lard P. Hay, 114. Findlay, was : Ada Ha;per, . mother of De1m• 11 1 1Thul"<,1ay afternoon i - 46 inch · th latte part of the !9th Close to an Inch and a hall of killed in an auto..collislon Tilurg.J K. Dav1dson, on charges and under class · Bob, drive~ by! ee~tur .. r ... rain fell in an hour at day at the intersection ofJlhi0 1 grass neglect of d~ty. and ez. Ed Bush, Raeine, Route I. ftrst ; I ) Oklahoma City, Okla. A heavy 19 and 100. three miles south of treme cruelty. Platoltff asks Captain Black's Drum Major , 1 Williams , a former corporal, ' downpour left 1.73 inches at here Karl Heinlen, 45, Bucy· owned by _Isaac Lewis , Clifton, 1 1a~ed the ~ ChJppewas at Deer 1Phoenix. Ariz. -more than the 1 rus, the other motorist, was Lewis Repair Service W Va .. second: Gold Dust , own- . River i'l../1898 on assignment !city normally collects in the !injured. -FORed by E. J . Hili. Pomeroy. Rt. with the"' Minnesota National 3, thi rd. \Guard. He later said the HEATING ·· 41to 5I loeb encounter '' wasn't really mu:t~~ ftj)\}~li)ft ~-/kJ•mwi'.I,.J,.ePLUMBING Dream Girl's Pride, driven 1 of a fight." The VA sald.•"ll~ ~ ~t!,!l~ and owned ov c,..n•v. Rose, Iiams died at a nursing lro ""'VN<rambloth..e four Jumble~ eROOFING Huntin1ton, W. ,Ya., first. tn Coon Rapids . Minn. Hts onlt' lttter to t~rh square, to ' ,.;c...._, PONY ANll HORSE HUN- death reduces the number of form four. ordinary wordo. NING RACES - !Thursday oft- , koown survivors of the lndlaa ~PAIR ernoon) : wars to four. 22 46 inch and under class ----- . IM Mitt ~I. ; :P~tddteP1,0. Fury, owned by Greg Meeks, 1 CINCINNATIAN DIES Shade. lirst· 46 to 48 inch claS8: . BEAVER DAM, Ky._(UPI)Diablo, ridden by Jimmy Jones, 1, Jake Hartman, 73, CmctnnaU, first : was kltled Thursday In 1 twoHMlU 48 to 5! loeb cla11 vehicle collision noar here on a Dixie owned and ridden by U. S. 231 detour Ritchie Rooe. Long Bottom,, ENMURB HOW A TALKATIVe Itrs I: S2 to :ill me . h eass I : Lillie ' PE~'SON &OMET/MeS Everett. owned by Bobby Jones GoET'5 CAJJG>HT. ! DEVOTED TO INTERi:tJT Shade, first. M and Over I MEIGS • MASON AREA rl1P7TS 1 .• Rusty Bill, ridden by Wimp Rlchlrl 1. aw... Pu•u&Mr - · Now arranre the cirCled Jette.... Cntster Tannlblll, lclltor Fro<t. Shade, flrst. 1 Put1111Deo ••en• tfttruoon ftll'Cpt to form the IUrprht lftiWtr, U I laturd~ taO SUnda' bJ t'lllo Ollie ••neoted br the ..noon Y.Uu PubllaiiAI ComPf.I\J, 1111 li.l:iiiJ IN " • ' FUNK & WAGNALLS I ..... Qanlc s&.• Poma~. Olllo, U'lau, su otfiM Pbont WY 241111. 141¥ STANDARD COLLEGE ... Pbona WY t-2157. last week and about the sJIIlll be regained bis toucb .. mound. McDowell, claiming he still 18n't quHe righ~ won hi! first game slnce July 1 by ltmltlq Chicago to thrl!e hits Thursday mght_18 pael!Jg the Illdlus to a 2-0 v1ctory. He retired the last 13 batters to finish his first start since stopping California 5-ll on two hits nearly 50 days ag2M· rd' II I till II ~ coo IDS on s s . o, and I m aot 100 per cent rtgh~ McDowell. oaid alter boostlq his record to 7->. ·:Although I'm bii!>PY about my first win since the beginning ol Ju_Iy, all I'm worried about oow JS my next start. "My best pitch was my last ball, but I did•'t have as much stulf as when I lost lo New Y rk last Wl!ek " he added ,~ fasi bali is ' ood only if j ha!e good confid.!ce in it." Other Games In the only other major league action, New York su rised Pittsborgh 9-5 Hous· , rp h ded Cin innati 5 Los :~~~ beat St~ Louis 3-i a•d Minoesota topped Califoroia 6-2. Chuck Hinton supplied Me· JlowPll with hitting support, driving in both Cleveland runs. Hinton, hitting .379 io his last eight games. doubled home Larry Brown ia the fifth ORd Lowest Price - -- -- · Ohio I Belted Again ! AILSTAR ·· Sam .McDowell is Same Old ' 1 • ' ' -,I.JI,i'jll'l.~f'(;.r. ;• ,,._t.ro.h't/A~:,,uH,,;L,.\,;!.'ii:"i ' ' .' 'f . �' I loi - '\~. ~~~~~~~~-~-~-"5~~~;'- " F~-~~--~---~--~"-~-row:Or~lo~ ~ - ~~~:~~~~~~~~~ .I !!~~~-~~~~:M~~A!tl· 19, 1~ 1:1(1 L Ill. Robinlon, 1c;:~~~~~ Rod SOl 16: B. 81; Jlod8ers 11-1. . . Amtrlcan !Aiptl JlcNallJ, I, anti Klllebrew, Tw\DI 73. Orlolee 11-3; Watt, Orlolee Wt Pllclllng Boswell, Twins 12·5: Palmer, Nallolml League: , Reaao, Orioles 14-tl; Sanford, AnaeiJ \. ~~:::!~111-~1~;JP~er~•!·y,;_;.·~G~Ia:n~ts~ll~-3~._ _.,..._ _ _ _, v•ICl"fiCS , uaJdr Henry: Ada Weikle .,_1 0 doell ,.. 1 pf.· PLEASANT .:.. The trial\ h•• been relta,.d. The el Weley u. Weikle ; Velma Mt• I Naliouai League Amcrlcun I.Caaae docJief lor the September term , is one of th~ lonAesl '"the Cune Allen ••· l..qlora~d Ollo l V w. L. Pel. GB: W. 'I.. Pct.GB tl !olasen County Circuit Court lory of tho, t-ourt. I Allen; Dorothy Jean Cha!ln vo., \ , 78 49 ~ 70 U 651 , . - .. , \ : . ' Robert E. Chafin, Jr.; Janet I \ P!Ilsburgh . . IJiaiUmore .. ss: 54 , ' The grand JUrors wiU beBin See ••. Jaiiii!S See, Sr'; l!lkla I San Fran. 1_1 10 .587 Jll:lrolt .. '. .546 13\1 1 their dull~ at 9:30a.m. on the \ M. Stewart vs. Guy J. Stewart: , Los Angeles li8 51 571 2 , Cleveland , . 64 58 .520 16 \ 6th of September anti the pelll 1 Vietta Mae Porter vs, Harold ] ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Be. Phlladelphta ll5 56 .542 5\fa Minnesota ·· : : : : -~~ I Jurors wtll report at 9 a.m. 011\Lioyd Porter; Mary Francisllolt (Wis) Northbrook (Ill.), 1St Louts .. 61 59 .5011 9\io g~cag~ ... 110 61 .dll 19\i h•uty Tips 1 60 60 ' Septmber 2eth.l Jtudh~~ Jamldln"! Clark vs. Clifton Harold Clark; •and Adria~ '(Mich ) scored first· ' ACitnlcmt nail ,SUO ~\i ,'_Kan~: Ci'" ~ 68 •.U 28\li 50 61 By lola BartrUTli I Lee ThomJ"IOn • • "' 08 ·\Mary Ann SuiUvan ••. Alva round victories .~ advanoe UO· N an~ k 53 67 .IB7 ,; ... . New York y o3 81 .w J8\io 1Judge. , 1M Sullivan: Harvey Chester\deleated into ihe second round \ H~~sto."r 112 68 ::~ 18\1 1 Washington M 71 .W 27\io Undrrneath your powder Criminal Cases hilled are: Cottrell Ys. Ruby Faye Cot· today of the Amen can Leg10n , Chlcaao . 4Q 78 .539 21\io 1 Boston , .. , . &a 72 .U4 Jell! bnse take good I State vB. Dorothy Mae Cook, trell: Guelda Spenc<r YS. Carll Junior Baseball regional touma· , Tbunday'o Desalts 'fbursday's Reaalls care ol yr.m eontrlbuttna; Stall vs. Russell Edward SpenMr, Jr. ; Phyllis, mont. I New York 9 Plltsburgh 5 M.lanesota 6 Callforala a sk~n Keep 11 Leach and Donald Simpklna, Schultz va. Homer Schultz; Bet·' m tnda ' Hooston 5 Cincinnati 4, nlghl Ceveano J. Chicago 0 scrupulously tlean and reg coMplrlna to conflict bodily In· ly Katherine Stewart vs. James· In '."ornlng ga es , y, ILos Angeles 3 St. Louis 1, nillht Only 1ames aclteduletl ular u,.;e of a iui'Y and also felonioua a..ault• A. Stewart; Qumtin F. Kaylor Evansvtlle (Ind. I battles Sprmg· Only gamea sehetluletl 'hday'o Probable rttcllen moisture bal Staie vs. Pearlie Runion, .;. vo. Elllabetb Ann Kaylor. f•eld 1M~.), with.!e los=~~~:~ ' Today'a Probable PUcbon Baltimore at Detroit - Walt ance wbich this extremE' weather cannot sault; State vs. Pearlle Runion Civil Actions: Commercial mg ellm natedthb k. Radellff Starting Tlmeo EDT 1 <HI. ••· McLain <14-10). disturb. The s@Cret ()f thl11 land Christine Bowling, unlawful Credit Corp. vs. Citltens NatiOil· takes on N~re:~ first-round Pittsburgh at Chicaao -Law Cb1cago at Cevnnd- How· balance is to altt>rn <~te each I ani tti-•1 vs. Siebert <13-7). night • luscious aciualube cohabitation; State vs. Pearlle al Bank of Pt. Pleasant; Bon· Ky ., :~ic\ with Beloti in the (8·51 vs. Ellsworth ~-18. , whirh restores lost moisture. Runion, contributing; State vs. nie Joan Cowdery vs. Clare J, I bye, t gle \ New York at Philadelphia - , Cahfnrn•a at Washlnaton and a rosy PmoiHt-nt cream . Max Elbert Coon, negligent ho- Sayre; c. v. Mesbon vs. East· afternoon. Ri~ant_ 18-SJ vs. snort 114·71. 1 Urutte• II~! vo. Moore ~3-1). to l'f'Store lost o\1. Thr lattrr .,. _· _· . ' Al'e poste . d 1Q l AIS ' 1 I I I I I micide: State vs. Viola Maxme ern Statf!!l PetroiPUm: Ray c. l Beloit shovt-d across 11 run In Cmrmnat1 at . Houston~ Pap- I Minnesota , at 8os~ Watson. false pretenst: State can, Inc., v5. Eastern Sta1es the bottom of ttle 10th inning J.l3S i!I-8J vs. lJJtrker I6-S1. (17-~J vs. Stan&e (6·6) magnificit>nl su!lf'r lubricant mirariP~ on rhao ped hrmrt."l. "I'm ~. r lhnw ~ .f ·1 0 also wor\\s u lotl !i be for rt-''' ::~ma1 t' ri tp· it~ at tht> n• ch~id[ Petroleum· JAmes Mt"rry dha l nmrsday lo down Grnve City, I St. Louis at_ Loi Ang~les - [ Kansa~_CitY_ at New Y~rk\ ~ Clec Sm ith 1 Rndney Supply vro.. F:astern \ the Ohio C'hamplon. 3-2. Grove I .Jaster 17·3) vs. Osteen l_l3-9)' - Kratuise 1.8 and Na. n. . : and Ann:~_ Lf:'t- Roberts. unlaw·l statPs Petroleum: Chief Orill-jCily hCJd taktn a 1-0 lead in the AWmta at San ~ranc1sco OJ vs. Paterson {9-7J and fal '_1ul. coh~. b1talim1: State vs. O~k· 1 ing, Inc. , et al vs. F:astern , fourth. hut R~loit scorPd twice Lemaster lli ·R: vs. Bom I7- 4.J. bot t9-QJ. ,1 Gs_m.. I lty S. Stover. rnnlr1hul.ing. . 1StatP~ Petrol~um: Ca rroll Mor-: in U1e seventh [or the lead. The \ . Saturday 11 ~~mes , Saturdty D t0 1 : Crimmo l Appt>als : State V'l . . gan. Guy Redman. et al vs. · Ohioan·s tied it in the eigh lh. PJtlsburgll aL Ch~cago . Bu!tlmore a. vee~ Jt i Dou·;las Old;,1~:er. recklr-ss dnv-1 Eastern States Petroleum; Elk I In the lOth. Tom Johnson and \ ~=ew York at Philade!ph~a Ch •c,ago_at CleW lah-~ 1 mo . Slalt> \'s H H Havburn : R 1. . C r.rad R. k Stra n got Singles and llncmnatl at Hou:;tun, n1ght . Ca11orma at as I gton 1 ,. · · · · · • • P 'nln~ ompany vs. -' Y IC w • s 1 · . t Lo A 1 IK C"t · at New York night 1 trespa~:-.:i ng; Slate vs. Greg- : craig· Wil!is Anthon y vs Rob- with two out. John Host erman ~ AI,I .oluiSiaS Fs n~ees M~nsasta') Bolo n!g,ht 1 • h · · . . . tan a <J an ranc1sco mneso a s n ory Vam·e MeLart y, non-sup- Prl w. Van\1eter. et al: 8 & L. sin gle1:1 ~n the der1dmg run. · - - - - -.- • _ I port. • Furnihlre Co. v~. W VH. IndusGrove City returns Itt actic'n · \'S. Woodrow 0 . Wilson, " ~ o'll ult~ j I n·· -h'f' f ; .i •r • , ·s I ,. ...._,, ,. • , ~ .~, P _~ , n• ! ,.,Dr•• ~•in W'l Kaat 1 1-:t~S~ ~.·...,-.ro" S~ate v~. 7 1' ;-I ! !!"tardy · Sta<• ol W, Va . ex Jtr"" Dev•lopmcnt Corp.; Na- jSaturday morning against the 1 "Evei-ythin,r; else .failed, until I LEADL'RS IJ line ScoreS oave him Kentuck11 Fried C:hickt~n.' rei Kathryn .Johnson ~·s. Har· 1tiona I Pool Equipment Co. vs.11oser of the Northbrook-Admm: . old Sturgeon_ ! W. VIII. lnrlustries 0l"velopm~nt: I dash. \ I Sepamle Maintena~re: S.m· i .James D. Thomus, Jr. vs . HenNorthbrook broke a 3·3 tie National Leaaue Nat1011al Leagae I I 1 dra c_. Loomis vs. Charle~ A. lry c. Perry: State of w. Va . eq with a four-run rally in the 1St. Louis Ollt OtHJ lltJIJ-- 1 6 1 G. AD. R. H. Pet. , LoomiS. a! .,, Worthy F. Leach, el al; eighth inning then held oft Ev- Los Ang ... 10! 001 OOx- 3 S 0 1Aiou. Pit 1115 382 ~7 131 343 Uivorre Actions: Ann Lee \ Diversified Savings and Loan j ansville for a 7-5 decision. 1 01.b:wn, Woodesh1ck l8) and ' Aiou, All 118 510 87 166 .325 Roberts v., Franklin Roberts; Co. vs. Robert L. and Lajena Adrian, boasting a 13-hll al- McCarver; Drysdale_ (9·13) and I Carty, All IIJ9 360 51 117 .325 POMEROY PHONE 992-5432 I F;m gene St~arns vs. Leonard j' Harper, et a!: Diversified Sav.. tack and five-hit pitching, took 1Roseboro. LP - G1bson 115 ·\ Strgel, Pit_ 104 367 66 119 .324 0 11..,..,..,..,""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""" I J. Stearns: Caroline Soe Leach ings and Loan vs, Alvin and , an easy 9-3 victory over Sprmg· 10), HR - W. DaviS 15th). Clmnte, Ptt 112 4117 74 1.51 ' vs. Russell Frank 1m Leach; j Marcella Harris; Dlversilird : field, , 1Cepda. St. L. lOti 346 ~2 lll .319 • I Mary Martha Turn<'~ vs George Savings aod Loan vs . James s. · i Pitts ... , 001 103 000 ~ 10 4i Allen, Phil 99 3fi6 79 115 .314j ' Turner; Mary Margaret Smithland Caroline Meadows, et al; l Maril'tta Firm-is I r.ew York "' JW M OJ>-U u OISanto, Chi 112 406 1l 126 .310 1 99 384 52 118 307 ! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE •"! On,...+.~i<Our• autuversary ·-~ ; .; vs. Leonard Ray Snuth ; Jame• Diversified Saving• and Loan ' • , \ Fryman, Cardwell (4), Me· \ Helms, Cm · 1 I R. Salem vs. R•ta P. Salem: I VI. Joseph and Beverly Forbes, I 01'fl'ndant tn Smt r- Beau 151, Mtkkolsoft' Itil O'IJ<ll Oldnon. Pllll3 414 59 127 .3071 ..;Jt!nd ~ j O,vo htr a Margaret Vrrgmm Jane John· el al; Lesli• Wolfe and Mae , , PT. PLEASANT - The ~~ !Bi and May, Gonder <6); Gar•· I . American Leagae , warmlyoremtmblf'td s~ vs. Hubert Wilton Johnson; I Wo!fe VII. James R. Greene: I Jetta Manufactunng Comp y i ner. Hamilton (6), Terry \1) Ohva, Mm 119 456 72 147 .322 lora! Jilt on your , Rtchard 0. Spurl~rk. vs. Peggy Frances E. Kearns vs. Wil -l hao been named as one of t~e and Grote. WP t.ardlk!t' F.Rbsn, Bal 118 441 94 140 .317 anmv.,...ry. Cho01ta I Spurlock; Irene E. Kaeppel liam K. Kearns, el al; Bruce • def:ndants m a $1011.000 ct\ll l l4-/l. Ll' _ ~·ryman 19-tl). !ll!s Kallne, Det 102 360 69112 .311 bouquot of b'"ut1ful Charles E. Kaeppel NNa D. Ch d 1 k •• Donald E Dia -l actron !tied m the Charleston_ May •lsi) Mazerookl 1, 1 Powell, Bel 114 40311 120 .2981 ftowera or a lovely ' a wc · · D. · C 1 ' ' W Cl 110 565 59 ll2 291 ·l>lant from our·.eomplttlDunlar> V!:i. Arthur f . D~n~ap; I mond ; Bayliss and Ramey. Inc. U. 5·. . Jsf~Jct our ·. (lOtn and UthJ. L'lendenon gnr, e · · •el«tion. Phone or Betty Jo Jones vs. Wilham ! vs. William J. Marcum. et al : Plamt1H m the actmn is '20th,, ' B: Rbsn, Bal 120 479 80 1S9 .290 eome in today. Bryan Jones V~rginia Faye ' Virginia L. Wright, Admrx. of James C Dagger •f Baldwin, ! R1chrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .2901 . I'IIICES f!0/1 Musser vs. Frank Musser; Bet· 1the Ell. of Shirley Earl Wright, N,, Y. an 1nspector for the NR· Clncl , , , , , 100 030 0011-4 10 ~ • Mantle, NY 99 314 '!I 911 .267 W• send Aneivomry tv Lou Leonard vs. Lest.r . d R d Express vy s M1htary Sea TranS]lOrt Houston , . , 200 100 02•- ~ ~ 2 , Vlntne, Wao 117 412 62 118 .386 0 ~ fklwera•ltd pl•nta •nr.vhere Lee Leonard. Kenneth McDan- ' 1ec., ei. v\. W ~ ws~~ r vs. Ir~:, Sen: ice . Other dl t 11dants tn Malbr~y, Nottehart t7) and ! Berry, Chi i08 300 38 85 .283 : 1ci vs . Sand;a sue McDtnlel: ncH ~ ' 1' 1: T rR Evans the action are the USNS Sands, Edwards : Bruce, Taylor <5). i Home Ran• • 1 Roger Dale Bonecutter .,, Car- '" ' ;rgrt ~~~ vi tie , et al· William Potts. Pt Pleasant, Sembra (6), Farrell (8) and National Leque: Aaron, ' 1 olyn sue Bonecutter· Rca Ruth Tvs.t 1en I · In r IV Va In: and Clarence D. Swain. Port· l Heath. WP - Farrell 15-8). LP ( Braves 33; Mays, Giants 30; · . e a oas ng, c · vs . · · · ' N tteb t '~J HR - ~•. All n Ph 1'll"es -Torre 1 .... • ~ . . t. Williamson vs. Jame! F. W1l- dustries Development: Wendall age. Oh1o. io ar ,.,.... · I:AI , e • 1 5' N. 2nd Avo. Middleport, O. t·1amson· Ramona Ruth Cole- W'll' B . . A Sto Dagger charges that he was \ wards <5th). 1Braves anti StargeU, Pirates 1 1arns Yl. enJanun . 28 1 ,,. K' aid J .• struck on the head and body bY :• ver and Wayne me , r., h f 1 h h ~ .. American League• F RobtnNaJ[onal Adverllsinl Co. . vs. a lengt 0 P pe w •c w~~s d. Only jfllmeo ocheduled Orioles S7· PQIYell, Orioles f: , 1-A+' FREE ESTIMATES AurrvTr ~HEATING SYSTEMS . "· i ! W• have the RIGHT FURNACE orlht RIGHT IOILIR ..4 A W'' ,, I 1 II N. w~ COMPTO N 0. D• I 0 • l 0 M E l II I S T Oltice Hours, 8 to 12. ~to b (\.:lose at Noom 'lbun. - East COW1 St.. PomeroJ OD ! .=!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,...-=..,!!!1!!!!!1!!"""!!!!!!""'..,."""""""""~ ,1'.=:====-==f:•. I ' •========~==== TONIGHT ay Th ru SatUrd FAIR T'ME and FUN T'ME TONIGHT·· I: 15 JIG lEND TALENT SHOW CASE 1966 * PltiDA Y'l HlaHLIOHTS t2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS !lACING t 2:30 PM-PONY & HOitSI IIUNNING RACES t 5:00 I'M-TWILIGHT HORSE HARNESS RACING : Meigs County's I 03rd F1ir " ,,<I 1.,."""...,"""--""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""a.' ' A CLEANER WARMER HOM. . I PHONE 5011 Va. fndustrieo Development; ·~netnstalleddons the shTl~ .an.. Amerlcao ........ 131·'Pepltono Yanks .~d Kllle- 1 McWhorter AdvertisiDI Corp., by Potts an wam. e a~~~ Caiil .... 000 000 !Oi - 2 4 3 br~w Twin.' 27 · Colavito In· ••· W. Va. llldustries Develop- dent occurred m August ,I Minn .... 002 201 Olx~ 10 l' dian; 26 . ' ment Cerp.; R. L. Bowyer Com· while the ship was m the Mar- , Lopez, Santord t11 and ~at' Runo Batted fn I pany VI. Rolle Lee. et al. !etta Manufactunng Comp,ny 1nann ; '''ant dll-IJI ana >a t· , NIJtlonal League: O.orge Harper, A<lmr. et all yards, Dagger at the l•m" . i tey. LP Lopez !s-121. !Ill - I Braves ~a ' Clemente, Pirates vs. Donald 0, Blagg, et al; aboard the sh•P as a bllsm•~: : t regost 19th), lent! Allen, Ph lilies 82; Stargell, Virginian Electric, Inc. invrlee. he stales. lie " seck • ' \Pirates ~; White, Phillie• 71. Frank Vlaok Co .. et a!; Alex· judgment in the amollnt of , . , ._....,........,.....__ _-tl B · h SIOIIOOO . Chrcaso ... 000 000 000-0 3 o t' ander McCausland " ng 1: • · '(.1eve 000 010 lOx - 2 ~ U lick To School McCausland; Ed&•r R. . Null • • • • Peters, Hlulns <BJ ano Roand Helen Ma~ Null vs. Ldhan1 Ctvtl Actton Ftled mano; Mc0oweii .(7-6J aod Reebel and W•llram R. Reebel; By Finance Company 1Crandall. LP ~ Peters <10-111. Relen Moadew• Admrs. et al PT. PLEASANT - A civil HR - Hinton (12th), w. Come In and See Our CamJllale line of Gas-Fired or Oii-Firt.d, Cui-Iron or Ste•l loilert ••• 992-2036 Or Call far FR!! !STIMAUS. . ••·1 vs. Howard Lee Becht!@, et al; action has b~n filed in the ! John Conrad, Admr., el al vs: office of the Circuit Clerk styl·. i Dnly games lleile!luled Howard 1M Bedttle_. et al, ed National Credits, Inc. vs State of West V~Dta, et al Richard A. Woodyard and Har- ' pO()L TO CLOilE VI. w. Va. Industries [)eveiop· riel Jean Woody ani. )03 Main I PT, PLEASANT- The Shawment; Cecll !. Walker Machm· Street, Pt. Pleasant. nee Swtmmlng Pool ery Co. VI. Herbert E. Myers , The action concerns a protn· l for the seaoon on ; db a Myers and Sons ilsory note and the plaintiff is I Augusi 23, and will hold · ton: Town ol Henderson demanding judgment from the \tasl pool party of the aeasen In the sum of 11.028.- j Friday between the hours "' I 1 Archie Henry; Randall Stever . vo. Herbert Myers, db~. Myers liJ with Interest anti costs. 18 and 11 p.m. The public Is in· I anti SOno Ctntractors • PoU1I Attorney Richard E. Tyson j vi led. Admlttsltn will be sixty Express, Inc, vs. Evans Super· of Huntington is representing cents per perBOD. 1 merkel!, Inc. et al; Samuel L. the plaintiff. \ Music for the party will Nichols, Jr. va. James A. Ran· furnjshed by the Rhythm Kings. I, dolph, et al; Southern . ••· Thomas J, Woods, et al; \ 1 wares, Inc. vs, Andrew Meade, Gordon Gillispie vs. Smtthl Mrs. Oveta Culp ' State of West Virginia vs , McCausland : Robert s. Lutton , I the first head of the no"'"'~ II : Swioher Coal Co .. et al : The et al vo, H. H. Rayburn; Dal· ment of Heallh, EducaUon 811d Fidelity and Casualty Co. 1a1 Odell Payton vs. Fredrick j Welfare. She waa sworn in New York, et al ••· George L. Paul Browning. April 11, liM. I Rorrer, el at; T. A. Ward, Jr ., 1et al ••· Joe Shy, ot al; R. R ' Smith ••· Roy E. VanMatre. et al; Aodrew H. Henderson vs. J. Samuel GrifHih. et al ; Slate of We•t VIrginia vo. Russell I Noll; State of West Virginia , I R h' Sh Sf ous s oe ore Mlddl~~p~~rt, 0. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. S..nd 992-2036 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Rootin' Tootin' ,_ '61 CORVAIR RUGS While They La~t _ .... s5 5 ..• PRODUCTS SEE IT TODAYl - ·-· ~- ·- • We Service All M1kt1 ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV I" ~ All Wool- 9x12 SIZE POMEROY Harry Miller, DwMr 992-3635 2t4 E. MAIN POMEROY MAIN ST. 992-5661 ' 'arougb Him WI CM1 ltam ta ......,.. ,.U.. ness with new-found etrength. We can IearD ta have flith becau1e we know the lll&'llisb Qf cleiJ)Ilr. We learn tD !ova both God and mo' bee aUM W know the emptbteu crt li~ 'lllitbout Jo.... Throurh rerular cllurch attemiiiiCfl ~ prqer, we too, can tralllfol'QI ou~ tlawa alld intD beauty of eblraeter and 1ltnell1 of pnrpollt. Clll -llti-• ll'ieh rhe MPfl fl llill, in 1om• meaure, /01ter _.,. Wp ,.., fGin that uhich il good in family and crommunfty lfle, , . ,_ "'"" il 1poruor'ed by the budiiBII 11,.,., Glld .·or,_.,_..... •lw•tt rrmne, oppear befow. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holru"' Bread P·J:. a, =:·Sc~-~ io:io :.·a., u.% •Aneot!I-Mercurv.caillltt-!!lfiW. '"" a N. Cotirt St. Allttu 181 IIDI .. BAUM LUMBER CO. OF AMERICA 81tlldfrs and Buildi119 SuJ)IIliel LOCAL UNION 5688 Ravenswood, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Liocoln St. Middleport I'll. IIG-2001 Chelltor. Ohio 892·21\SO GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .bhland Oil llrodurt.l Brown's Bo~ Gas 112-2166 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT "Ohfo'• O!de81 Dodge Dealer" Sales - ALLJS CHALMERS - Sentct farm - lndmtricl - Lcwn I. Gcnlefl Ttlpptnt I'IJlu Pbona ..7-3431 illiddleport, Oblo TINY'S FOODLAND :_-..:·~= ::: ~ "l:entucky fried CMck•n" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churcll amt Office Sllpplill - tel-2641 Clffll llld4leport IIIU, 4lughlel' ol Mr. lltd *'lla••..U 8aU, Apple Gl'ilft, ... erowuad 1111 ...... ClatlatJ Pill' q... , lid ,... - - . Mill Barbara .Adklal. 'l'be ~~ ..... II LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY General MercJumdi.le Jl'urni111N and Apptt.meu 667·3280 'lllppera Plains Cllalter, Ollie F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER WHITE SEWING MAClUNES ftulova Wotche• - Sok•ilftd letflel GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 1112-3284 Ill It ._4 Mlci<CISDR EIERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 1114dllp0rt HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. Pomwoy 1 luppon tu Churcll of ~ Choic:l r Pltollt !185.2125 THE SEWING CENTER "lo.tjfhing Forth" Woman th<lt Sews• aa at. Allddllporl t9J.OUO Jl'• RADIO CROW'S STEAK HOUSE illiddleport. OhJo We l'IU All Doctcrt Pre!ICTi ptlon.t M2935 Pomeroy ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1390 WMPO ------·- w·,..- tita-w....i-liliilil;\ MEINERS BAKERY NEW YORK QOTHIHG HOUSE 111M~ Wttll fOil 2'0 CJIIIrVfl Ill PamOI'OJI Om eo Yean I 111ft WIJtol, Klr· ..• BEN FUNKUN STOll .._...,.. lalltl'l ., Goa&~ .,.. ' '1ll'ltla In etta I ~ '1tlelll - - broulltt Ill .. , . llarlua,toa. W. Yl. d lD lilly date tllld ..... .__ _ _..,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,._ _ _ _,........ 11!-apaba .JilliDa MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., .' .' RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS :! R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. US. SECOND AVE. ~--···J Antoi4 DorMiiH~Iu, Mlnflter · t Your Wllco~ Ia At Our 11m\t D!lor• INGELS CARPET HOUSE S:.,.• '1he Spreadin• Kingdom" Televi1ion -lt•tllos- RefrigerltOI'I• Wllhtl'l & Dryers F1ctory Authorized Deller naeftalneu, _ R . , . GI.IIRIJI ..... M& And God 1111k81lJQI•Ihle uothlr traufomtdke • • • althourh oar 1101111 are ICimd. Ila Clll help ua tlavelop lDto creature~ crt fnwud blaaiJ' llllll lldtooi -aev. / OVAL BRAIDED at IIJibellllftble beallt7. s_. JJ!• :"WI SALE of RUGS •I ,,I' pasror; I sUU: 1 Norm•lly 59.95 Cltarelt-RaY-1 an. I SHOES ~.99 to $5 99 I .ln artr.l: ¥ala a drip crt ,_ with tl\ll ltl1l bnJerfeotiOIIf (IO'PI!thlnr JVU •1111 I 'll'lluitl .... Jtilllf 4Jteard) 1 IJI4 trauformllt jJito lltaiDtd I!IP :m:roa 8 w;s HEADQUARTERS FOR 'I,, Tt Glvo Ytv I I· I HYDRONIC IASEIOARD I DUDlEY S ·., 1:10 L at. ltmtiiiJ. AP, . GROVE - Wonfdp, s p. Pentecoat.al lit and lnl Thuradllftl P In ·a• Alsllll!biJ, 1 Oiuleb Scltoo~ tt30 L Ill. , 8uft. Ill- Ret>. Paul E. .loaM, pa&Baptlll 7:30 P. m.: Prayer HI'VIce, lnl Saturday 01 njlllllll. da,, GREAT 8BN1) - WOI' tar. Sunday Scltool It L m.; Rab Baptlat Cburcb sent eaf 17:30 P· m. Thuraday. leulb BetbeJ IWIS 011!1'1111 - sblp 1:30 a. m., lsi anti Srd Worship, Wednesday and Frf. Bellllebem 8apti!l Cbarch, Church 0/ Chrilt Rev. Jafk YOUIIII, Pat SIIQdays; Cbureh School, 10;151 clay, Great Bend, R•v. C. L. O'Con· Bradbury Cbureb o1 Christ- lor: Sunday Scbaol 8:t0 L m., L m. Suntley, MOISE CIIAPEL 'Die Peateeostal atmdt Midnor, pastor, Robert Lewis, Larry Willlallll!, minister; Bible Normao H. Bahr, &up~: Sunday -Vt'Orshtp, 11 a.m., 1st and 3r4 dleport - South 3rd Ave.; Rev. Sopt. 9:30 a.m. Mornlna wor· School and Morning Worship, Worship 10!~ •· m, . and 7:30 llulldays; Church School 9:30 A. B. I.. Barrett, pulor: Sunday •hip and Sunday School, 7 p. IO:ilfl a. m.; ChrlsUen Endeav· P· m. alternately. Bibilt Stud)' IL llwlday. 8choel 10 a. m.; Suaday l'feDm. Evening service, Thursday or, 6 p. m.; Evening Wor· and Prayer Servloe, led by pas- llllaerPBfe Melllodlll Cllarcll InC evanpi!Jiic llll'Vlee, ~.30 ~.m. prayor meeting. ship, 1 p, m. tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. - Wendell G. SluUer, pest.Or, P. m.; Wadnetiday Bible 1 Hemlock G r o v e artatlan 1'11ppors Plabto £IJit Clmrdl llullday School, 10 a. m.: W• 7:30 p. m.; Salllklly DlCbt Caroent.er Rapttot !.1rurch CIJurch - ~ames Quisenberry. - Rev. Jack YllWII, pu lhlp service_11 «. Ill. fir and Worship 7:30 p. m. - Surdav ~ch~~<rl. H:an a.m . I Worship service, 9:30 a. m.; tor; Sunday worship, 9:30 PtlrOaDd MINai Clltu... Morn111g wnf'nlp Ill: to a.m :Sunday Srh<>rl. 111 a. m.. Sian. a, m.; Sunday Sehoel, 10 a. m.: Jotm Kimbler, pastor. Sunday Pre.byterfan · ford Slo<·klon, Supt . Robart Vineyard. Supl Bible School 1:30, Harold lllash, MldtllepGrl First Ualletl Fil" olapllst Church, Mlddlt· 8radlord Church ot C~rl•t-1 Study and Prayer oerviceo led Supt.; Allen Brewer, Ass'!. byteriaw Cbareb - Rev. port, Rev Donald Boone ~·as- I J"" Rubinson. minister; Hom_., by pastor, 7·30 p. m. Tuesdoy. Supt.. Preaching 7:30p.m. Suo. ard Ruppel!, pastor; Stmillayj tor, ;unday ~chool 9:16 a.m. !•r Forre•l. Supt ; Bible Sehoul Adult Class Meetil18 7:il0 P. m. day, Sebool 9 =30 8· m., FredWorlblp;l George Baker . ~upt. IO:Ii a.m. 1"30 a. m. ; Mornina Worolup Jut Monday of moollt. Raclae Metbodlsl Cb"o- - &!pt.; 10:30 a. m. · Wor<hip Servii·e; BYP 6 p.m.; \10 :30 a. m.; Even11111 \Vor•hlp,\Syracusel!:VBCbareh- Rev. JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor; ~ 1:41 P. m. YF; Wed.. 1:30 Ev•nmg won!tlp, 7:30 p.m.; 7 p. m. Wedhe&day 7 p. m. 8~ Paul A. Sailers, , pastor: Sun- da7 School 9:30 a. m,: Preacb- m. Jualor Choir; 7 p, m. W•dn.,day, 7-311 p.m. Prayer ble Study day Scbool, 1:311 a. m.: Ben IJ!I 10:30 a. m.; MYJP I p. m.; IDr Cbcdr. mPling, 8:30 p.m., choir prac- Dexter Cburcb of Cbrtsl -~ Qtllsenberry, Supt.: IO:M a. m. f'r*1er and Bible Stu<IJ, 7:30 p. ~~....Firsl Ualtad uc... Bible School 9 30 a. m. Preach- Morning Worsbip service, tat m. WedDUday. 1.,.~.- ""111'11~, Rev ...,::~~ First Bapllll Cbmb Pome- lng 10:30 a. m., nrst and third and 3n1 sundljw of tht mltllth Rod l!prlnc• olelbodlst- B. StebbinJ, P&SWf, W roy - Rev . Carver Williams. Sundays, 7:10 p. m. Evening EvangeU~ Qlaeter Lemley, pastor; Wor- t a.m., Sunday School 10 Sunday Sehool 9:30 1111 t0:20. Maooa Cll)l Cburcb ot Chrlllt, 11c Service, 2nd and 41b lliJDo aldp service 9:30 a. m.; Sill>-' Bible Stody Wetln .... llf 7::10 II' orship aerY ice, 10:30 a. m.: Miller Street - Sunday Bible day ef month. day School, 10:14 a. m.; MYF m. ~ursery and Junior Church for Study, 9 a. m.1 Evening Wor- BeiUDy EVB Cbur~ - Rev. 1:30 p. m. PrtYer uti Blblt 01 rhildren. ship, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stndy, Paul A. 8eJI\Il'll, putor 1 1\!oroo SIUdy, Wadnesdly, 7:30 p. m. ur How pa• Fir" Baptl!l Chureb, Raeine,/7:30 p. m. Wednesday. InC Worship, 9:30 a. m.; 8111)- lltltl8lltl MltUdiJt CfiiJi'Q - tar. llwlday Scltaol, L Ill.; Rev. C. L. · O'Connor. pastor. Middleport Charcb •f Christ, day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe Rev. C. J. Lemley, PN'Or: Worship 7:30 P. m. :iunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam 5111 and Main Streets - Don- Theiss, Supt.: Youlb Follow· Cl)urcll Schllll t1IO L m.: War- a,n... ~-Earl Curtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- aid Hicks, minister; BIble sltlp, 6:30 p, m. aldp service. lO:M L m. MYJ' ~~ pulor. Wadneaday aDd fri.. lng Wor!hlp; 6:30 p. ·m., BYF School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Mo- CARMEL l!:tl8 MoD~. 1:111 p. m. aervlces, 7:10 P. m. , •nd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Elhlnney, Sapt.: Momlng Wor· Paul A. Sellers, putor: SoD- llallan Mtll!odllt Clllfdl lAtter Day Sal"" I i:veniog Service; Wednesday. shlo 10:30 a. m. EvOD!ng Wor- day School, 9:~ a. m., Wayne ' JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor; Mtl. ............. Cblrcll tl Jesu1 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, 1hlp, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, Roush, Supt.; t0:30 a.m. Mol'D- Lettter L. llouah, Supt. Wor- atrill of Lauer Day 8afilll - 1 I 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac- Wednesday, 7 p, m. IJl8 Worship, lad and 4th Sill>- altlp 8:1$ a. m., Sllllday 9cbool C. W. Proffit~ pastor, Sll mile& ror Choir Pral!llce. 1 Pomei'Oj' Churcb ot Cbrlol - clay of the mouth; 8 p.m. Even- 10:1$ a. m. from RaciDe Oil Racine • Por~ Cheolllrt . Kyler . llarUord Jerry Mastero, paotor: Sunday IJl8 Evao&eltsUc Service, 1st Oalt Grove Metbotlflt Otttrdt llDtl Hold. Sllnday Scbool, t:30 Parllb - Warren G. Zlnn, School, 9:30 a. m., Church :oer· and 3nl Sunday of month. JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor, Earl a. 111.; Wenhip 10:30 a. m., pastor, Worship services are: vleo 10:30 a. m.; Cl\rlstlan En- Federated Cbarcb, Pomeroy Crau, Supt. SuDday SahDtl at SUnday eveniDC oerviC4 at 7t30 Harllord Baptl!l 9 a. m. DST; Ideavor, 6:30p.m.; Evenl!lllser· - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; IO:li L m.: PreacblttC 11;11. p. m,; Wed., worohlp oervlce Little Kyser ucc 9:30 EST. , vice, 8:30 p. m. Carl Kautz, SupL; SUIIday Syracuse Metbodllt Cbarcll - at 1:30 p. m. Cheshire Baptist 10:4S EST. I Rullaad Chur<b ol Cilrilt- Scbool, 9:lii a. m. Worship, WeDdell G. SluUII', putvr; WorRoman Catholw Cburcb. School at Harllonl, al \ Roy Carter, mtniB\er. , Btble 10:25 a, m. ltblp servict1, 8t35 L m., Soli- Ottr l.ldJ 11 Lorette MlaiiDI 9 50 [f~T: Kyger 10:20 EST, School,_ 9:30 a. m. Worship and day School t:41 L m.; MYF toec Batlom - Rev. Thoma• and Cheshire 1:4& EST. IPreaching service 10:30 a. m. DanvUle PIJ&rim Botlness - SUaday 8 p. m. Prayer meetln& Petronek adtnlnistrator· SuDMI. Unina F.W.B. Charcb - Young People's meeting, 6:30\ (LAnesvme Posl Ofllce), Rev, llwlday 7;30 p. m. clay ldaa~ 8:30 L m.; 'n 0 1y Sunday Sebool 1:~ a:m., Earl p. m. Evemng ~tt:ll, 7 p. m. Cbas. E.. Dozer, pastor; Sunday ByoeD JIDn Fret Motbodl!l- 0aya o1 ObUgatiiD, 7 p. m. Starkey, Supt.; Eveullll war- V. H. Braley, Btble School Supt. School 9.30 a.m. Mn. Robert Rober! E. Smllh. Sr., pastor. SL Jolta't Cllholle Mfoofoasbip, 7:30 p. 111. by Cecil Col, Zlon Cbnrcb ol Christ, Pom- Grate, Supt. Woroblp at 10:30 Sunday School 9:30 L m.: 0, Near GuysvUie (Dutch Ridge)· Layman: Young People'o mee~ eroy · Harrisonville. Road -Eu- a. m.; PUgrlm_ Youlh~ 8:45 p, o. Patlerson, Supt.; Mornins Rev. rrlllll 141Dierl, mg and Bible Study, 1:10 p.m. see Under_wood, minister. B~ m.: Evangellilic •emce, 7:30 Wonblp 10:30 a.m. Youth _ Sel' &mday Mus 10:30 L m.; Holy Wednesday: Choir pracllce at ble School, 9:30 a. m.; Morno P. m.. MidoWetll Prayer and 'flee 1:48 P· m.; Evll)lellltlc Da7 o1 Obllpliou 8:30 a.m.; 1 30 p. m. Thurtday. jlng Worsbtp, 730 p. m.; flo. Pratse, w~. 7:30 p. m. -•ge 7:30 p. m.; Pra)'tl' C<llt1asi08, ll hour before Rutland l'fnj Baptlll Ch=b 1bert Reed, Bible School Supt. -tJnc Thuraday 7:30 p. m. 11111. - Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.; I }eho,ah Loarel Cliff Fret Matbedlll Solmtlo .4 Preaching Sunday 2:30 p. m. Churc/1 0/ God Kingdom HaD ol J•bovab's Cl!urc~ - R. Eugana GUI, P... ft 0 !lal I'J rmy Rullaad Fret WUI Bapti&t Cbester Cbnrcb ol GGd - , Wltnosoot _ Public meetln ' lor; Sunday School 1:30 a. m.; ValfOI_ Army, - E• Cburcb - Rev. Paul Tayler, Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. I Banday, 5 p. m.. Watchtowe~ Phil Wise, Supt.; Morning wor- voy Ray Wmlng. offlrer In paator; !Iunday School, 10 a. Banday School, 9:30 a. m.; Study, I p. m.: Blhlt Study, ltblp 10:30 a. m.: Youth Serv· charge. Sunday ~0 a. m. Hohm.; Gu7 Priddy, Supt.; Preicb- Mormng Wonhlp at 11 a. 1Tueiiday 7 p. m.: 8erviC4 moet. leta 7 p. m.: E•anaeUstlc ser- DO$& meetrng, 10.30 a. m. Sunina ~mlae, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer m. EvangellsUe service 7:30 p. IJl8 8 p m. Thuraday· Minta. 91e1 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week pray. day School. .sunda~ 7 p. m. servlctl, 7:)10 p.m. Wadnelday m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. try' ~I 7 P m ~~ er arvlot 7:110 a. m. Wadlles- YolUlg Peoples Legt~; 7:30 p. Muott Bapit.t lllllday 1'11ellday: Yolllli People'a ' ' ' 1· day. m, Salvation meetm&; Thur• - D.A.V. llall, eomor &eeaad Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Lutheran ftt Ullh.. Mthodlol Charcb day, I to 3 p, m. Ladleo Hom~ and PtiJIII'OY, Malott. SpoiiiOred ML Moriah Chareb. of God- ti. Joba'l Lutberan Charclo- Pomeroy. Rev. MelviD Alklre, ~aaue. 7 p._ m. Prep clasoea. by. French CJiy Baplflt Cbureh Rev. James Satterfield, pastar MorniDI Worship 9 a m . sun. putor. Divino Worship 8111)- 7.30 p. m. Btble Study, prayer/ in Gallipolil. Altlllatad wllb S. Banday School 9:46 a. m,: Wor- day School 10:30 1, ~- Pastor, day at 8:30 a. m. Church Sehool =.eo~er aervices by an_ B.~. Rev, R. L. Plnaon, pastor. 1blp service tl a. m. and NO mv. Joseph KraJy. Study Sunday t:30 a. m. CounAD Sunday School every Sllllday,l p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. St. Panl'o Latheran Church- ty. Methodist Youth Fellowehlp Po Ad 3 p. m. Pr~achlng services the 1'11uday; Young People'a 1132 E. >econd St., Pomeroy. will meet Monday, Aag. 22, al tiJI ~=t ~~~ ~ 4Ut Sunday o1 elcb mOiltb, meeliltl, 7:30 P. m. Friday. Suntlty School 8:30 a. m., Wor· 7:30p.m. at the Syracuoe Moth· Rd north 1 Mef M or! 1 Morlab 11ap1111 Church- . Rutland Cbarcb of God - Jblp service 10 ,45 a. m. Pastor, odist Church. Paotoro Wendell H~Pttal Pa~ltr ·law ~~~ ~ Corner of rourlh and Main St. Rev. John ·Smallwood, pastar: Rev , Joseph Kraly. StuU..- anti Hllihey Jonq will Jam1111 H0 If ·A ·,1 ~tlleport. Rev. Nyle Borden Sunday Sehoul 10 a. m.; Evln· u hod• lead a songfesl. Church Boanl . • ar, Is · • •uet ut of TruoU!el wtll meet Waclnoa· tcH 00 Saturday: Sabbatb llllnlster Santlay Scbtll t·30 a' aellatlc Mrvice 7 p. m.; Youn& m:. Rtcharde, Supt..!0:301People Endeavor 7 p.m. Wed· Alfred Methntllsl Chareh -day, AUI· U, G:30 p. m, at ~lulol, 1:~ p. m. ; W~rahlp, a. m. Mornlna WorJblp. aeaday; Prayer meelinl 7 p. Rev, Pearl A. Casto, paoU!r. clturch. UO p. m. , youlh meetmg, s. Naomi llaJIIII* Cbueb _ m. Saturday. Sanday School 9:80, Lityd "'' :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thurs. Dillinaer. supt. Worship ..,. naarene day, 7:30 p. m. at 31 Evan• ~ay School 1:30 a. 111.; WarEpilco l vices at 10:45 with v ere Tile Cllllreb ol lhe Nauru Blllghts, Gallipolis. P~llPra. ;·~'!."!'esdaJ, 7 Grace flplseop!f" Cbareb Swartz, layleader. Sunday, 6:30 Qester- Rev. Berbe!l Grate United Brethren · • IY • Pomeroy- The Rev, Richard p. m, MYF fellowed by wor- putor; Mu. EdDa Llle, Supt. Edell Utdtad llmbren b . Community R Martin, Rector. Sunday ship smices at 7:45 wtth the Qarles , Bl!ell, ~•'t. Swtday ctrrfl& Cblrell _ Ra\1. Eldtl R. Cllrtelolt Chlii'Cb, IID(aburyiMorninl Prayer and SermiD, Rev. Cl!lto. Wednesday, 7:45 p. School t.30 a. m.: ~~ BJMe, ~: Stmday School 1 41 11 1 : · Road - Rev Clydo Binion 10:30 L m. m., prayer services. WorJblp m., NYPII II L m.· · WIDala Holllngll' • • Flatwoocl1 Aklltldill Cttardt p. m.; Evllllll8 Service, 7:30 • • ~lor: Sunday Sehoel 9:30 a. E UB - Pearl A. Casto, putor. War- p. m.: Midweek Prayer servlca Supt; Cbrlalfaa Endtavtr, 7:14 m., Ralpb Car~ SupL ilunday Eaterprile EVB Chareb ..: aldp ...,1 10 a m _1 7:80 p. m. Wedaeoday. P· m., clulta ffr all. Son& sarWtrsllip 1ervlce 10:30 a. m. Rev. Menzel Smltll, paatvr. aliter • ·• III'Mdl pori Otttrdt ollke Naz. rice I p. m., Preaching 8:30 p. . 7 46 •nd 7:80 p. m. allentatelJ,. Worship service 9:30 a, m.: Swl- da1 ScbDol, 10 .: m Jill. _ Jltr, Qyde J. Bartltll, m.; Mld·Week prlyer lllllllnl, Prayer meeUna Wodnesdllf et day School 19:30 a. m. Youlb ley, Supt. • Stalda7 lcblol t::IO a. m.; 7:80 P. m. Wednesday, Mn. 7.80 p. 111._ Fellowshtp 8:80 p. Ill.; 11oy1 FONII RID Melbodlsl dntn!lt Morllltlc Worattlp 10,30 L m.; llazit Ho!.Uier, clau iltader. Co~mbla ChapoJ - Wtnlllp and Girls. [l'eUow~p, 1:30 p. -Sunday School 1 L m, 111'1. NYPI y1111111 People, 1:411 p.m.; LeCarl I'IIU. Ualted ••lluu •ervtct eacb Sundllf, us a. m.; Everung servJCe, 7:80 p. J'rad IIeut. lapt. Waraltlp _.. IYuplloll• -tltt8 7,11 p.m.; ., artl1 Chard! - JIDlta Morm.J Bunda~ School 10 a. m.; m.; 2nd anti 41b 8UIIdaya: Youth vice, 10 a. m. Rav Weadall ....,.. me111ac. Wtd. 7:10p.m. dltlt, ,.tor. ~ Scttaol at Youth Serv1oe 1:14 p. m. Elren- Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wadneatlay. Stull t. ' .... atlllllt II tlltl N• 1:10 L m. Prerbml IIII'Yicla ' 1ne Worabtp 7 p. m. eal!b 8tm- Prayer Meettnc. 7:30 p. m., ~ RaJ ltemlllb Plmt, llrat and fllfnl Thursdllf at day. Wednesday. ..•• "---~ .: ........ ....:.._. 7:10 p. m. 8ec:uld IIIII lourtb Pagevflle Commaally Cltareh MAindng Stu Jru8 ClJmrU ,.... uuuonilo, p..lor; J a Ca ...,._ • _ , _ ...,...., lltmda:JI aJ NO p Dl. l'nJII' Russell Cline, paator. Rev. MoiWll. &mttb, .;, .8f1 -ttna • r01111b YMI118 Peop~'• oervlce! 7:38 p. &today Schtol, I:C& L Roy aldp Servlel, a~~~;· m. lhulli 8arvll:e, ' 7 P, m.; 'l'llllraday, 7:10 P. ~ artd lint m. 'l'lnlraday, Evanaalisllc .... Van Meter, SupL, Earl llhlller, odlsl Youtlt Fellowship, I p.m.; PriY• rdhtC 7 p. m. Watlo uti tltlnllaatll7, 7.10 p. m. vtce Sa~y, 7:30 p. m. anti Als't.: Mol'lllna worahlp, 10:41 Official Boord meeting, llrst -.c~ay, Praytr ~eeliD& ev111 Wedne!Sunday, 7.110 p. m, . L m., Pray• meetlllt, 7::10 p. Sunday o1 DlOIItb, 7,30 p.m.; llllllllt a.rdl 11 1M - . daJ at 7.10 P. m. CbrllllaD ED~ ~ MluloJt - tiL Thursday. Youth Fellewsltlp .WSCS, sedond Monday of_. _ Stmday School t:ltl delvor, -.1 and fourth M Bllhaa Slhenvtlla Rd.: L. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. IIID!Ith, 7:10 p.m.; IIIIJIOI' C1J1. 1. m.; ltmtlll Warahfp 111:30 4aJ, 7:30 P· m. Gluesentamp, pastor: 11opr Lollridp EUII Cbardt - cit, IICOIId Thunday: Clua lJ, L m.; Eveaill& Service 7t:IO p. H~ lk!rm011 Uafted Bredlm WWord, Supt•• Sunday Schooi,IRav. Jack YDUDI. pastor; tblrd Wednaatlly; Aflmocta CJr. m.; Nl1' .... Prayer samca... Cltrfll Cltare~- Jamea M.10 a.m.; Evqafi:IUc aervl~e, 7 SIIJIIIay School 9:45 a, m., cit, tourth Thursday alteraooa; 7,10 p. IlL Wadlleoday. Rew. rJII>n, patlor. Sunday Scltool :II p. m. Prllfer meatla& 7:10 Russell Archer, &upl Sllllllay dtoir practice, Wtc~~Mtdq. ...m. 11. Wolfe, pastor. 1:10 •· 111. Preacltlng, lll'lt and p.. m. Tuesday. worsltlp, IO:U 1. m. and 7:10 .• ,_,. Fa111 Metbodlle ldatl ~ o1 fill N... lblrd lltutday, 7:10 p. m. llectllld Rdaad Mila~ - .0 II y e p. m.·allertJittalf, Bible lllud7 Gorp J - J'. lttrlJ, ,_. _ Sclnday lthnol 1:30 L lid 1\lurtb luaday, 11 L m. Ntw~~~~~t,. mfllloaary putor: aad prayer servl~. led by Pili • - LETART JALLI- Wor- m.; Montlq Wmblp 11:41 1. StmdaJ Scbotl 1:10 a. Ill;; tori 7::10 p. m. Wlltlnesda.J. lltlp, 7:10 p. m. Suaday (... m.; JhlU1111111ic lwvl4lt 7:41 I'IIIBT JWNNER.lJP ·: · • Weraltlp 11:10 a. m.: rr.achlne Cltrtattan ~eavor, 7:30 p.m. eap1 2lld Stmdayl; Cburdt p. m.; llklwtelt Praytt tlll'Vlt:e MASON - MISS Beclty Lew· '""""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio.;...;iiiiii""!iiiollli. . is, daueblor of Mr. ~ Mrs. James Lewis, Ma1011. waa flrlt l'tllllJef up ill Ule MQoD TUN. IN County Qlllt8D caolest Jlec. llJ a ~mbllr ol tblllappy-Go. Luek.Y 4-H Club, W&S spomor.l MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., tl!!s I"'UP· Mlfll Fnpl a:"'•: 1 =----- - -=- - -- .... e. aa., iltl "' as -.t" .. lliiiiiiiJ. . . . l&- . . - . . . c. 'ltllltl.l - <Waridtlp, l ·p. m., _.,. .....; ~ ldtttal ... ~ ...,..,.; a.rdt m.; Mondtti wenhl)IID:II Lm. Sentinel Church News ., 1J11. f!tl P. II. Wadtteitdllf· ' .I '\rt~--~ ' ,. �' I loi - '\~. ~~~~~~~~-~-~-"5~~~;'- " F~-~~--~---~--~"-~-row:Or~lo~ ~ - ~~~:~~~~~~~~~ .I !!~~~-~~~~:M~~A!tl· 19, 1~ 1:1(1 L Ill. Robinlon, 1c;:~~~~~ Rod SOl 16: B. 81; Jlod8ers 11-1. . . Amtrlcan !Aiptl JlcNallJ, I, anti Klllebrew, Tw\DI 73. Orlolee 11-3; Watt, Orlolee Wt Pllclllng Boswell, Twins 12·5: Palmer, Nallolml League: , Reaao, Orioles 14-tl; Sanford, AnaeiJ \. ~~:::!~111-~1~;JP~er~•!·y,;_;.·~G~Ia:n~ts~ll~-3~._ _.,..._ _ _ _, v•ICl"fiCS , uaJdr Henry: Ada Weikle .,_1 0 doell ,.. 1 pf.· PLEASANT .:.. The trial\ h•• been relta,.d. The el Weley u. Weikle ; Velma Mt• I Naliouai League Amcrlcun I.Caaae docJief lor the September term , is one of th~ lonAesl '"the Cune Allen ••· l..qlora~d Ollo l V w. L. Pel. GB: W. 'I.. Pct.GB tl !olasen County Circuit Court lory of tho, t-ourt. I Allen; Dorothy Jean Cha!ln vo., \ , 78 49 ~ 70 U 651 , . - .. , \ : . ' Robert E. Chafin, Jr.; Janet I \ P!Ilsburgh . . IJiaiUmore .. ss: 54 , ' The grand JUrors wiU beBin See ••. Jaiiii!S See, Sr'; l!lkla I San Fran. 1_1 10 .587 Jll:lrolt .. '. .546 13\1 1 their dull~ at 9:30a.m. on the \ M. Stewart vs. Guy J. Stewart: , Los Angeles li8 51 571 2 , Cleveland , . 64 58 .520 16 \ 6th of September anti the pelll 1 Vietta Mae Porter vs, Harold ] ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Be. Phlladelphta ll5 56 .542 5\fa Minnesota ·· : : : : -~~ I Jurors wtll report at 9 a.m. 011\Lioyd Porter; Mary Francisllolt (Wis) Northbrook (Ill.), 1St Louts .. 61 59 .5011 9\io g~cag~ ... 110 61 .dll 19\i h•uty Tips 1 60 60 ' Septmber 2eth.l Jtudh~~ Jamldln"! Clark vs. Clifton Harold Clark; •and Adria~ '(Mich ) scored first· ' ACitnlcmt nail ,SUO ~\i ,'_Kan~: Ci'" ~ 68 •.U 28\li 50 61 By lola BartrUTli I Lee ThomJ"IOn • • "' 08 ·\Mary Ann SuiUvan ••. Alva round victories .~ advanoe UO· N an~ k 53 67 .IB7 ,; ... . New York y o3 81 .w J8\io 1Judge. , 1M Sullivan: Harvey Chester\deleated into ihe second round \ H~~sto."r 112 68 ::~ 18\1 1 Washington M 71 .W 27\io Undrrneath your powder Criminal Cases hilled are: Cottrell Ys. Ruby Faye Cot· today of the Amen can Leg10n , Chlcaao . 4Q 78 .539 21\io 1 Boston , .. , . &a 72 .U4 Jell! bnse take good I State vB. Dorothy Mae Cook, trell: Guelda Spenc<r YS. Carll Junior Baseball regional touma· , Tbunday'o Desalts 'fbursday's Reaalls care ol yr.m eontrlbuttna; Stall vs. Russell Edward SpenMr, Jr. ; Phyllis, mont. I New York 9 Plltsburgh 5 M.lanesota 6 Callforala a sk~n Keep 11 Leach and Donald Simpklna, Schultz va. Homer Schultz; Bet·' m tnda ' Hooston 5 Cincinnati 4, nlghl Ceveano J. Chicago 0 scrupulously tlean and reg coMplrlna to conflict bodily In· ly Katherine Stewart vs. James· In '."ornlng ga es , y, ILos Angeles 3 St. Louis 1, nillht Only 1ames aclteduletl ular u,.;e of a iui'Y and also felonioua a..ault• A. Stewart; Qumtin F. Kaylor Evansvtlle (Ind. I battles Sprmg· Only gamea sehetluletl 'hday'o Probable rttcllen moisture bal Staie vs. Pearlie Runion, .;. vo. Elllabetb Ann Kaylor. f•eld 1M~.), with.!e los=~~~:~ ' Today'a Probable PUcbon Baltimore at Detroit - Walt ance wbich this extremE' weather cannot sault; State vs. Pearlle Runion Civil Actions: Commercial mg ellm natedthb k. Radellff Starting Tlmeo EDT 1 <HI. ••· McLain <14-10). disturb. The s@Cret ()f thl11 land Christine Bowling, unlawful Credit Corp. vs. Citltens NatiOil· takes on N~re:~ first-round Pittsburgh at Chicaao -Law Cb1cago at Cevnnd- How· balance is to altt>rn <~te each I ani tti-•1 vs. Siebert <13-7). night • luscious aciualube cohabitation; State vs. Pearlle al Bank of Pt. Pleasant; Bon· Ky ., :~ic\ with Beloti in the (8·51 vs. Ellsworth ~-18. , whirh restores lost moisture. Runion, contributing; State vs. nie Joan Cowdery vs. Clare J, I bye, t gle \ New York at Philadelphia - , Cahfnrn•a at Washlnaton and a rosy PmoiHt-nt cream . Max Elbert Coon, negligent ho- Sayre; c. v. Mesbon vs. East· afternoon. Ri~ant_ 18-SJ vs. snort 114·71. 1 Urutte• II~! vo. Moore ~3-1). to l'f'Store lost o\1. Thr lattrr .,. _· _· . ' Al'e poste . d 1Q l AIS ' 1 I I I I I micide: State vs. Viola Maxme ern Statf!!l PetroiPUm: Ray c. l Beloit shovt-d across 11 run In Cmrmnat1 at . Houston~ Pap- I Minnesota , at 8os~ Watson. false pretenst: State can, Inc., v5. Eastern Sta1es the bottom of ttle 10th inning J.l3S i!I-8J vs. lJJtrker I6-S1. (17-~J vs. Stan&e (6·6) magnificit>nl su!lf'r lubricant mirariP~ on rhao ped hrmrt."l. "I'm ~. r lhnw ~ .f ·1 0 also wor\\s u lotl !i be for rt-''' ::~ma1 t' ri tp· it~ at tht> n• ch~id[ Petroleum· JAmes Mt"rry dha l nmrsday lo down Grnve City, I St. Louis at_ Loi Ang~les - [ Kansa~_CitY_ at New Y~rk\ ~ Clec Sm ith 1 Rndney Supply vro.. F:astern \ the Ohio C'hamplon. 3-2. Grove I .Jaster 17·3) vs. Osteen l_l3-9)' - Kratuise 1.8 and Na. n. . : and Ann:~_ Lf:'t- Roberts. unlaw·l statPs Petroleum: Chief Orill-jCily hCJd taktn a 1-0 lead in the AWmta at San ~ranc1sco OJ vs. Paterson {9-7J and fal '_1ul. coh~. b1talim1: State vs. O~k· 1 ing, Inc. , et al vs. F:astern , fourth. hut R~loit scorPd twice Lemaster lli ·R: vs. Bom I7- 4.J. bot t9-QJ. ,1 Gs_m.. I lty S. Stover. rnnlr1hul.ing. . 1StatP~ Petrol~um: Ca rroll Mor-: in U1e seventh [or the lead. The \ . Saturday 11 ~~mes , Saturdty D t0 1 : Crimmo l Appt>als : State V'l . . gan. Guy Redman. et al vs. · Ohioan·s tied it in the eigh lh. PJtlsburgll aL Ch~cago . Bu!tlmore a. vee~ Jt i Dou·;las Old;,1~:er. recklr-ss dnv-1 Eastern States Petroleum; Elk I In the lOth. Tom Johnson and \ ~=ew York at Philade!ph~a Ch •c,ago_at CleW lah-~ 1 mo . Slalt> \'s H H Havburn : R 1. . C r.rad R. k Stra n got Singles and llncmnatl at Hou:;tun, n1ght . Ca11orma at as I gton 1 ,. · · · · · • • P 'nln~ ompany vs. -' Y IC w • s 1 · . t Lo A 1 IK C"t · at New York night 1 trespa~:-.:i ng; Slate vs. Greg- : craig· Wil!is Anthon y vs Rob- with two out. John Host erman ~ AI,I .oluiSiaS Fs n~ees M~nsasta') Bolo n!g,ht 1 • h · · . . . tan a <J an ranc1sco mneso a s n ory Vam·e MeLart y, non-sup- Prl w. Van\1eter. et al: 8 & L. sin gle1:1 ~n the der1dmg run. · - - - - -.- • _ I port. • Furnihlre Co. v~. W VH. IndusGrove City returns Itt actic'n · \'S. Woodrow 0 . Wilson, " ~ o'll ult~ j I n·· -h'f' f ; .i •r • , ·s I ,. ...._,, ,. • , ~ .~, P _~ , n• ! ,.,Dr•• ~•in W'l Kaat 1 1-:t~S~ ~.·...,-.ro" S~ate v~. 7 1' ;-I ! !!"tardy · Sta<• ol W, Va . ex Jtr"" Dev•lopmcnt Corp.; Na- jSaturday morning against the 1 "Evei-ythin,r; else .failed, until I LEADL'RS IJ line ScoreS oave him Kentuck11 Fried C:hickt~n.' rei Kathryn .Johnson ~·s. Har· 1tiona I Pool Equipment Co. vs.11oser of the Northbrook-Admm: . old Sturgeon_ ! W. VIII. lnrlustries 0l"velopm~nt: I dash. \ I Sepamle Maintena~re: S.m· i .James D. Thomus, Jr. vs . HenNorthbrook broke a 3·3 tie National Leaaue Nat1011al Leagae I I 1 dra c_. Loomis vs. Charle~ A. lry c. Perry: State of w. Va . eq with a four-run rally in the 1St. Louis Ollt OtHJ lltJIJ-- 1 6 1 G. AD. R. H. Pet. , LoomiS. a! .,, Worthy F. Leach, el al; eighth inning then held oft Ev- Los Ang ... 10! 001 OOx- 3 S 0 1Aiou. Pit 1115 382 ~7 131 343 Uivorre Actions: Ann Lee \ Diversified Savings and Loan j ansville for a 7-5 decision. 1 01.b:wn, Woodesh1ck l8) and ' Aiou, All 118 510 87 166 .325 Roberts v., Franklin Roberts; Co. vs. Robert L. and Lajena Adrian, boasting a 13-hll al- McCarver; Drysdale_ (9·13) and I Carty, All IIJ9 360 51 117 .325 POMEROY PHONE 992-5432 I F;m gene St~arns vs. Leonard j' Harper, et a!: Diversified Sav.. tack and five-hit pitching, took 1Roseboro. LP - G1bson 115 ·\ Strgel, Pit_ 104 367 66 119 .324 0 11..,..,..,..,""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""""""" I J. Stearns: Caroline Soe Leach ings and Loan vs, Alvin and , an easy 9-3 victory over Sprmg· 10), HR - W. DaviS 15th). Clmnte, Ptt 112 4117 74 1.51 ' vs. Russell Frank 1m Leach; j Marcella Harris; Dlversilird : field, , 1Cepda. St. L. lOti 346 ~2 lll .319 • I Mary Martha Turn<'~ vs George Savings aod Loan vs . James s. · i Pitts ... , 001 103 000 ~ 10 4i Allen, Phil 99 3fi6 79 115 .314j ' Turner; Mary Margaret Smithland Caroline Meadows, et al; l Maril'tta Firm-is I r.ew York "' JW M OJ>-U u OISanto, Chi 112 406 1l 126 .310 1 99 384 52 118 307 ! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE •"! On,...+.~i<Our• autuversary ·-~ ; .; vs. Leonard Ray Snuth ; Jame• Diversified Saving• and Loan ' • , \ Fryman, Cardwell (4), Me· \ Helms, Cm · 1 I R. Salem vs. R•ta P. Salem: I VI. Joseph and Beverly Forbes, I 01'fl'ndant tn Smt r- Beau 151, Mtkkolsoft' Itil O'IJ<ll Oldnon. Pllll3 414 59 127 .3071 ..;Jt!nd ~ j O,vo htr a Margaret Vrrgmm Jane John· el al; Lesli• Wolfe and Mae , , PT. PLEASANT - The ~~ !Bi and May, Gonder <6); Gar•· I . American Leagae , warmlyoremtmblf'td s~ vs. Hubert Wilton Johnson; I Wo!fe VII. James R. Greene: I Jetta Manufactunng Comp y i ner. Hamilton (6), Terry \1) Ohva, Mm 119 456 72 147 .322 lora! Jilt on your , Rtchard 0. Spurl~rk. vs. Peggy Frances E. Kearns vs. Wil -l hao been named as one of t~e and Grote. WP t.ardlk!t' F.Rbsn, Bal 118 441 94 140 .317 anmv.,...ry. Cho01ta I Spurlock; Irene E. Kaeppel liam K. Kearns, el al; Bruce • def:ndants m a $1011.000 ct\ll l l4-/l. Ll' _ ~·ryman 19-tl). !ll!s Kallne, Det 102 360 69112 .311 bouquot of b'"ut1ful Charles E. Kaeppel NNa D. Ch d 1 k •• Donald E Dia -l actron !tied m the Charleston_ May •lsi) Mazerookl 1, 1 Powell, Bel 114 40311 120 .2981 ftowera or a lovely ' a wc · · D. · C 1 ' ' W Cl 110 565 59 ll2 291 ·l>lant from our·.eomplttlDunlar> V!:i. Arthur f . D~n~ap; I mond ; Bayliss and Ramey. Inc. U. 5·. . Jsf~Jct our ·. (lOtn and UthJ. L'lendenon gnr, e · · •el«tion. Phone or Betty Jo Jones vs. Wilham ! vs. William J. Marcum. et al : Plamt1H m the actmn is '20th,, ' B: Rbsn, Bal 120 479 80 1S9 .290 eome in today. Bryan Jones V~rginia Faye ' Virginia L. Wright, Admrx. of James C Dagger •f Baldwin, ! R1chrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .2901 . I'IIICES f!0/1 Musser vs. Frank Musser; Bet· 1the Ell. of Shirley Earl Wright, N,, Y. an 1nspector for the NR· Clncl , , , , , 100 030 0011-4 10 ~ • Mantle, NY 99 314 '!I 911 .267 W• send Aneivomry tv Lou Leonard vs. Lest.r . d R d Express vy s M1htary Sea TranS]lOrt Houston , . , 200 100 02•- ~ ~ 2 , Vlntne, Wao 117 412 62 118 .386 0 ~ fklwera•ltd pl•nta •nr.vhere Lee Leonard. Kenneth McDan- ' 1ec., ei. v\. W ~ ws~~ r vs. Ir~:, Sen: ice . Other dl t 11dants tn Malbr~y, Nottehart t7) and ! Berry, Chi i08 300 38 85 .283 : 1ci vs . Sand;a sue McDtnlel: ncH ~ ' 1' 1: T rR Evans the action are the USNS Sands, Edwards : Bruce, Taylor <5). i Home Ran• • 1 Roger Dale Bonecutter .,, Car- '" ' ;rgrt ~~~ vi tie , et al· William Potts. Pt Pleasant, Sembra (6), Farrell (8) and National Leque: Aaron, ' 1 olyn sue Bonecutter· Rca Ruth Tvs.t 1en I · In r IV Va In: and Clarence D. Swain. Port· l Heath. WP - Farrell 15-8). LP ( Braves 33; Mays, Giants 30; · . e a oas ng, c · vs . · · · ' N tteb t '~J HR - ~•. All n Ph 1'll"es -Torre 1 .... • ~ . . t. Williamson vs. Jame! F. W1l- dustries Development: Wendall age. Oh1o. io ar ,.,.... · I:AI , e • 1 5' N. 2nd Avo. Middleport, O. t·1amson· Ramona Ruth Cole- W'll' B . . A Sto Dagger charges that he was \ wards <5th). 1Braves anti StargeU, Pirates 1 1arns Yl. enJanun . 28 1 ,,. K' aid J .• struck on the head and body bY :• ver and Wayne me , r., h f 1 h h ~ .. American League• F RobtnNaJ[onal Adverllsinl Co. . vs. a lengt 0 P pe w •c w~~s d. Only jfllmeo ocheduled Orioles S7· PQIYell, Orioles f: , 1-A+' FREE ESTIMATES AurrvTr ~HEATING SYSTEMS . "· i ! W• have the RIGHT FURNACE orlht RIGHT IOILIR ..4 A W'' ,, I 1 II N. w~ COMPTO N 0. D• I 0 • l 0 M E l II I S T Oltice Hours, 8 to 12. ~to b (\.:lose at Noom 'lbun. - East COW1 St.. PomeroJ OD ! .=!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,...-=..,!!!1!!!!!1!!"""!!!!!!""'..,."""""""""~ ,1'.=:====-==f:•. I ' •========~==== TONIGHT ay Th ru SatUrd FAIR T'ME and FUN T'ME TONIGHT·· I: 15 JIG lEND TALENT SHOW CASE 1966 * PltiDA Y'l HlaHLIOHTS t2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS !lACING t 2:30 PM-PONY & HOitSI IIUNNING RACES t 5:00 I'M-TWILIGHT HORSE HARNESS RACING : Meigs County's I 03rd F1ir " ,,<I 1.,."""...,"""--""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""a.' ' A CLEANER WARMER HOM. . I PHONE 5011 Va. fndustrieo Development; ·~netnstalleddons the shTl~ .an.. Amerlcao ........ 131·'Pepltono Yanks .~d Kllle- 1 McWhorter AdvertisiDI Corp., by Potts an wam. e a~~~ Caiil .... 000 000 !Oi - 2 4 3 br~w Twin.' 27 · Colavito In· ••· W. Va. llldustries Develop- dent occurred m August ,I Minn .... 002 201 Olx~ 10 l' dian; 26 . ' ment Cerp.; R. L. Bowyer Com· while the ship was m the Mar- , Lopez, Santord t11 and ~at' Runo Batted fn I pany VI. Rolle Lee. et al. !etta Manufactunng Comp,ny 1nann ; '''ant dll-IJI ana >a t· , NIJtlonal League: O.orge Harper, A<lmr. et all yards, Dagger at the l•m" . i tey. LP Lopez !s-121. !Ill - I Braves ~a ' Clemente, Pirates vs. Donald 0, Blagg, et al; aboard the sh•P as a bllsm•~: : t regost 19th), lent! Allen, Ph lilies 82; Stargell, Virginian Electric, Inc. invrlee. he stales. lie " seck • ' \Pirates ~; White, Phillie• 71. Frank Vlaok Co .. et a!; Alex· judgment in the amollnt of , . , ._....,........,.....__ _-tl B · h SIOIIOOO . Chrcaso ... 000 000 000-0 3 o t' ander McCausland " ng 1: • · '(.1eve 000 010 lOx - 2 ~ U lick To School McCausland; Ed&•r R. . Null • • • • Peters, Hlulns <BJ ano Roand Helen Ma~ Null vs. Ldhan1 Ctvtl Actton Ftled mano; Mc0oweii .(7-6J aod Reebel and W•llram R. Reebel; By Finance Company 1Crandall. LP ~ Peters <10-111. Relen Moadew• Admrs. et al PT. PLEASANT - A civil HR - Hinton (12th), w. Come In and See Our CamJllale line of Gas-Fired or Oii-Firt.d, Cui-Iron or Ste•l loilert ••• 992-2036 Or Call far FR!! !STIMAUS. . ••·1 vs. Howard Lee Becht!@, et al; action has b~n filed in the ! John Conrad, Admr., el al vs: office of the Circuit Clerk styl·. i Dnly games lleile!luled Howard 1M Bedttle_. et al, ed National Credits, Inc. vs State of West V~Dta, et al Richard A. Woodyard and Har- ' pO()L TO CLOilE VI. w. Va. Industries [)eveiop· riel Jean Woody ani. )03 Main I PT, PLEASANT- The Shawment; Cecll !. Walker Machm· Street, Pt. Pleasant. nee Swtmmlng Pool ery Co. VI. Herbert E. Myers , The action concerns a protn· l for the seaoon on ; db a Myers and Sons ilsory note and the plaintiff is I Augusi 23, and will hold · ton: Town ol Henderson demanding judgment from the \tasl pool party of the aeasen In the sum of 11.028.- j Friday between the hours "' I 1 Archie Henry; Randall Stever . vo. Herbert Myers, db~. Myers liJ with Interest anti costs. 18 and 11 p.m. The public Is in· I anti SOno Ctntractors • PoU1I Attorney Richard E. Tyson j vi led. Admlttsltn will be sixty Express, Inc, vs. Evans Super· of Huntington is representing cents per perBOD. 1 merkel!, Inc. et al; Samuel L. the plaintiff. \ Music for the party will Nichols, Jr. va. James A. Ran· furnjshed by the Rhythm Kings. I, dolph, et al; Southern . ••· Thomas J, Woods, et al; \ 1 wares, Inc. vs, Andrew Meade, Gordon Gillispie vs. Smtthl Mrs. Oveta Culp ' State of West Virginia vs , McCausland : Robert s. Lutton , I the first head of the no"'"'~ II : Swioher Coal Co .. et al : The et al vo, H. H. Rayburn; Dal· ment of Heallh, EducaUon 811d Fidelity and Casualty Co. 1a1 Odell Payton vs. Fredrick j Welfare. She waa sworn in New York, et al ••· George L. Paul Browning. April 11, liM. I Rorrer, el at; T. A. Ward, Jr ., 1et al ••· Joe Shy, ot al; R. R ' Smith ••· Roy E. VanMatre. et al; Aodrew H. Henderson vs. J. Samuel GrifHih. et al ; Slate of We•t VIrginia vo. Russell I Noll; State of West Virginia , I R h' Sh Sf ous s oe ore Mlddl~~p~~rt, 0. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. S..nd 992-2036 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Rootin' Tootin' ,_ '61 CORVAIR RUGS While They La~t _ .... s5 5 ..• PRODUCTS SEE IT TODAYl - ·-· ~- ·- • We Service All M1kt1 ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV I" ~ All Wool- 9x12 SIZE POMEROY Harry Miller, DwMr 992-3635 2t4 E. MAIN POMEROY MAIN ST. 992-5661 ' 'arougb Him WI CM1 ltam ta ......,.. ,.U.. ness with new-found etrength. We can IearD ta have flith becau1e we know the lll&'llisb Qf cleiJ)Ilr. We learn tD !ova both God and mo' bee aUM W know the emptbteu crt li~ 'lllitbout Jo.... Throurh rerular cllurch attemiiiiCfl ~ prqer, we too, can tralllfol'QI ou~ tlawa alld intD beauty of eblraeter and 1ltnell1 of pnrpollt. Clll -llti-• ll'ieh rhe MPfl fl llill, in 1om• meaure, /01ter _.,. Wp ,.., fGin that uhich il good in family and crommunfty lfle, , . ,_ "'"" il 1poruor'ed by the budiiBII 11,.,., Glld .·or,_.,_..... •lw•tt rrmne, oppear befow. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holru"' Bread P·J:. a, =:·Sc~-~ io:io :.·a., u.% •Aneot!I-Mercurv.caillltt-!!lfiW. '"" a N. Cotirt St. Allttu 181 IIDI .. BAUM LUMBER CO. OF AMERICA 81tlldfrs and Buildi119 SuJ)IIliel LOCAL UNION 5688 Ravenswood, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Liocoln St. Middleport I'll. IIG-2001 Chelltor. Ohio 892·21\SO GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .bhland Oil llrodurt.l Brown's Bo~ Gas 112-2166 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT "Ohfo'• O!de81 Dodge Dealer" Sales - ALLJS CHALMERS - Sentct farm - lndmtricl - Lcwn I. Gcnlefl Ttlpptnt I'IJlu Pbona ..7-3431 illiddleport, Oblo TINY'S FOODLAND :_-..:·~= ::: ~ "l:entucky fried CMck•n" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churcll amt Office Sllpplill - tel-2641 Clffll llld4leport IIIU, 4lughlel' ol Mr. lltd *'lla••..U 8aU, Apple Gl'ilft, ... erowuad 1111 ...... ClatlatJ Pill' q... , lid ,... - - . Mill Barbara .Adklal. 'l'be ~~ ..... II LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY General MercJumdi.le Jl'urni111N and Apptt.meu 667·3280 'lllppera Plains Cllalter, Ollie F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER WHITE SEWING MAClUNES ftulova Wotche• - Sok•ilftd letflel GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 1112-3284 Ill It ._4 Mlci<CISDR EIERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 1114dllp0rt HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. Pomwoy 1 luppon tu Churcll of ~ Choic:l r Pltollt !185.2125 THE SEWING CENTER "lo.tjfhing Forth" Woman th<lt Sews• aa at. Allddllporl t9J.OUO Jl'• RADIO CROW'S STEAK HOUSE illiddleport. OhJo We l'IU All Doctcrt Pre!ICTi ptlon.t M2935 Pomeroy ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1390 WMPO ------·- w·,..- tita-w....i-liliilil;\ MEINERS BAKERY NEW YORK QOTHIHG HOUSE 111M~ Wttll fOil 2'0 CJIIIrVfl Ill PamOI'OJI Om eo Yean I 111ft WIJtol, Klr· ..• BEN FUNKUN STOll .._...,.. lalltl'l ., Goa&~ .,.. ' '1ll'ltla In etta I ~ '1tlelll - - broulltt Ill .. , . llarlua,toa. W. Yl. d lD lilly date tllld ..... .__ _ _..,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,._ _ _ _,........ 11!-apaba .JilliDa MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., .' .' RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS :! R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. US. SECOND AVE. ~--···J Antoi4 DorMiiH~Iu, Mlnflter · t Your Wllco~ Ia At Our 11m\t D!lor• INGELS CARPET HOUSE S:.,.• '1he Spreadin• Kingdom" Televi1ion -lt•tllos- RefrigerltOI'I• Wllhtl'l & Dryers F1ctory Authorized Deller naeftalneu, _ R . , . GI.IIRIJI ..... M& And God 1111k81lJQI•Ihle uothlr traufomtdke • • • althourh oar 1101111 are ICimd. Ila Clll help ua tlavelop lDto creature~ crt fnwud blaaiJ' llllll lldtooi -aev. / OVAL BRAIDED at IIJibellllftble beallt7. s_. JJ!• :"WI SALE of RUGS •I ,,I' pasror; I sUU: 1 Norm•lly 59.95 Cltarelt-RaY-1 an. I SHOES ~.99 to $5 99 I .ln artr.l: ¥ala a drip crt ,_ with tl\ll ltl1l bnJerfeotiOIIf (IO'PI!thlnr JVU •1111 I 'll'lluitl .... Jtilllf 4Jteard) 1 IJI4 trauformllt jJito lltaiDtd I!IP :m:roa 8 w;s HEADQUARTERS FOR 'I,, Tt Glvo Ytv I I· I HYDRONIC IASEIOARD I DUDlEY S ·., 1:10 L at. ltmtiiiJ. AP, . GROVE - Wonfdp, s p. Pentecoat.al lit and lnl Thuradllftl P In ·a• Alsllll!biJ, 1 Oiuleb Scltoo~ tt30 L Ill. , 8uft. Ill- Ret>. Paul E. .loaM, pa&Baptlll 7:30 P. m.: Prayer HI'VIce, lnl Saturday 01 njlllllll. da,, GREAT 8BN1) - WOI' tar. Sunday Scltool It L m.; Rab Baptlat Cburcb sent eaf 17:30 P· m. Thuraday. leulb BetbeJ IWIS 011!1'1111 - sblp 1:30 a. m., lsi anti Srd Worship, Wednesday and Frf. Bellllebem 8apti!l Cbarch, Church 0/ Chrilt Rev. Jafk YOUIIII, Pat SIIQdays; Cbureh School, 10;151 clay, Great Bend, R•v. C. L. O'Con· Bradbury Cbureb o1 Christ- lor: Sunday Scbaol 8:t0 L m., L m. Suntley, MOISE CIIAPEL 'Die Peateeostal atmdt Midnor, pastor, Robert Lewis, Larry Willlallll!, minister; Bible Normao H. Bahr, &up~: Sunday -Vt'Orshtp, 11 a.m., 1st and 3r4 dleport - South 3rd Ave.; Rev. Sopt. 9:30 a.m. Mornlna wor· School and Morning Worship, Worship 10!~ •· m, . and 7:30 llulldays; Church School 9:30 A. B. I.. Barrett, pulor: Sunday •hip and Sunday School, 7 p. IO:ilfl a. m.; ChrlsUen Endeav· P· m. alternately. Bibilt Stud)' IL llwlday. 8choel 10 a. m.; Suaday l'feDm. Evening service, Thursday or, 6 p. m.; Evening Wor· and Prayer Servloe, led by pas- llllaerPBfe Melllodlll Cllarcll InC evanpi!Jiic llll'Vlee, ~.30 ~.m. prayor meeting. ship, 1 p, m. tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. - Wendell G. SluUer, pest.Or, P. m.; Wadnetiday Bible 1 Hemlock G r o v e artatlan 1'11ppors Plabto £IJit Clmrdl llullday School, 10 a. m.: W• 7:30 p. m.; Salllklly DlCbt Caroent.er Rapttot !.1rurch CIJurch - ~ames Quisenberry. - Rev. Jack YllWII, pu lhlp service_11 «. Ill. fir and Worship 7:30 p. m. - Surdav ~ch~~<rl. H:an a.m . I Worship service, 9:30 a. m.; tor; Sunday worship, 9:30 PtlrOaDd MINai Clltu... Morn111g wnf'nlp Ill: to a.m :Sunday Srh<>rl. 111 a. m.. Sian. a, m.; Sunday Sehoel, 10 a. m.: Jotm Kimbler, pastor. Sunday Pre.byterfan · ford Slo<·klon, Supt . Robart Vineyard. Supl Bible School 1:30, Harold lllash, MldtllepGrl First Ualletl Fil" olapllst Church, Mlddlt· 8radlord Church ot C~rl•t-1 Study and Prayer oerviceo led Supt.; Allen Brewer, Ass'!. byteriaw Cbareb - Rev. port, Rev Donald Boone ~·as- I J"" Rubinson. minister; Hom_., by pastor, 7·30 p. m. Tuesdoy. Supt.. Preaching 7:30p.m. Suo. ard Ruppel!, pastor; Stmillayj tor, ;unday ~chool 9:16 a.m. !•r Forre•l. Supt ; Bible Sehoul Adult Class Meetil18 7:il0 P. m. day, Sebool 9 =30 8· m., FredWorlblp;l George Baker . ~upt. IO:Ii a.m. 1"30 a. m. ; Mornina Worolup Jut Monday of moollt. Raclae Metbodlsl Cb"o- - &!pt.; 10:30 a. m. · Wor<hip Servii·e; BYP 6 p.m.; \10 :30 a. m.; Even11111 \Vor•hlp,\Syracusel!:VBCbareh- Rev. JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor; ~ 1:41 P. m. YF; Wed.. 1:30 Ev•nmg won!tlp, 7:30 p.m.; 7 p. m. Wedhe&day 7 p. m. 8~ Paul A. Sailers, , pastor: Sun- da7 School 9:30 a. m,: Preacb- m. Jualor Choir; 7 p, m. W•dn.,day, 7-311 p.m. Prayer ble Study day Scbool, 1:311 a. m.: Ben IJ!I 10:30 a. m.; MYJP I p. m.; IDr Cbcdr. mPling, 8:30 p.m., choir prac- Dexter Cburcb of Cbrtsl -~ Qtllsenberry, Supt.: IO:M a. m. f'r*1er and Bible Stu<IJ, 7:30 p. ~~....Firsl Ualtad uc... Bible School 9 30 a. m. Preach- Morning Worsbip service, tat m. WedDUday. 1.,.~.- ""111'11~, Rev ...,::~~ First Bapllll Cbmb Pome- lng 10:30 a. m., nrst and third and 3n1 sundljw of tht mltllth Rod l!prlnc• olelbodlst- B. StebbinJ, P&SWf, W roy - Rev . Carver Williams. Sundays, 7:10 p. m. Evening EvangeU~ Qlaeter Lemley, pastor; Wor- t a.m., Sunday School 10 Sunday Sehool 9:30 1111 t0:20. Maooa Cll)l Cburcb ot Chrlllt, 11c Service, 2nd and 41b lliJDo aldp service 9:30 a. m.; Sill>-' Bible Stody Wetln .... llf 7::10 II' orship aerY ice, 10:30 a. m.: Miller Street - Sunday Bible day ef month. day School, 10:14 a. m.; MYF m. ~ursery and Junior Church for Study, 9 a. m.1 Evening Wor- BeiUDy EVB Cbur~ - Rev. 1:30 p. m. PrtYer uti Blblt 01 rhildren. ship, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stndy, Paul A. 8eJI\Il'll, putor 1 1\!oroo SIUdy, Wadnesdly, 7:30 p. m. ur How pa• Fir" Baptl!l Chureb, Raeine,/7:30 p. m. Wednesday. InC Worship, 9:30 a. m.; 8111)- lltltl8lltl MltUdiJt CfiiJi'Q - tar. llwlday Scltaol, L Ill.; Rev. C. L. · O'Connor. pastor. Middleport Charcb •f Christ, day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe Rev. C. J. Lemley, PN'Or: Worship 7:30 P. m. :iunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam 5111 and Main Streets - Don- Theiss, Supt.: Youlb Follow· Cl)urcll Schllll t1IO L m.: War- a,n... ~-Earl Curtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- aid Hicks, minister; BIble sltlp, 6:30 p, m. aldp service. lO:M L m. MYJ' ~~ pulor. Wadneaday aDd fri.. lng Wor!hlp; 6:30 p. ·m., BYF School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Mo- CARMEL l!:tl8 MoD~. 1:111 p. m. aervlces, 7:10 P. m. , •nd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Elhlnney, Sapt.: Momlng Wor· Paul A. Sellers, putor: SoD- llallan Mtll!odllt Clllfdl lAtter Day Sal"" I i:veniog Service; Wednesday. shlo 10:30 a. m. EvOD!ng Wor- day School, 9:~ a. m., Wayne ' JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor; Mtl. ............. Cblrcll tl Jesu1 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, 1hlp, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, Roush, Supt.; t0:30 a.m. Mol'D- Lettter L. llouah, Supt. Wor- atrill of Lauer Day 8afilll - 1 I 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac- Wednesday, 7 p, m. IJl8 Worship, lad and 4th Sill>- altlp 8:1$ a. m., Sllllday 9cbool C. W. Proffit~ pastor, Sll mile& ror Choir Pral!llce. 1 Pomei'Oj' Churcb ot Cbrlol - clay of the mouth; 8 p.m. Even- 10:1$ a. m. from RaciDe Oil Racine • Por~ Cheolllrt . Kyler . llarUord Jerry Mastero, paotor: Sunday IJl8 Evao&eltsUc Service, 1st Oalt Grove Metbotlflt Otttrdt llDtl Hold. Sllnday Scbool, t:30 Parllb - Warren G. Zlnn, School, 9:30 a. m., Church :oer· and 3nl Sunday of month. JoiU1 W. Kimbler, putor, Earl a. 111.; Wenhip 10:30 a. m., pastor, Worship services are: vleo 10:30 a. m.; Cl\rlstlan En- Federated Cbarcb, Pomeroy Crau, Supt. SuDday SahDtl at SUnday eveniDC oerviC4 at 7t30 Harllord Baptl!l 9 a. m. DST; Ideavor, 6:30p.m.; Evenl!lllser· - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; IO:li L m.: PreacblttC 11;11. p. m,; Wed., worohlp oervlce Little Kyser ucc 9:30 EST. , vice, 8:30 p. m. Carl Kautz, SupL; SUIIday Syracuse Metbodllt Cbarcll - at 1:30 p. m. Cheshire Baptist 10:4S EST. I Rullaad Chur<b ol Cilrilt- Scbool, 9:lii a. m. Worship, WeDdell G. SluUII', putvr; WorRoman Catholw Cburcb. School at Harllonl, al \ Roy Carter, mtniB\er. , Btble 10:25 a, m. ltblp servict1, 8t35 L m., Soli- Ottr l.ldJ 11 Lorette MlaiiDI 9 50 [f~T: Kyger 10:20 EST, School,_ 9:30 a. m. Worship and day School t:41 L m.; MYF toec Batlom - Rev. Thoma• and Cheshire 1:4& EST. IPreaching service 10:30 a. m. DanvUle PIJ&rim Botlness - SUaday 8 p. m. Prayer meetln& Petronek adtnlnistrator· SuDMI. Unina F.W.B. Charcb - Young People's meeting, 6:30\ (LAnesvme Posl Ofllce), Rev, llwlday 7;30 p. m. clay ldaa~ 8:30 L m.; 'n 0 1y Sunday Sebool 1:~ a:m., Earl p. m. Evemng ~tt:ll, 7 p. m. Cbas. E.. Dozer, pastor; Sunday ByoeD JIDn Fret Motbodl!l- 0aya o1 ObUgatiiD, 7 p. m. Starkey, Supt.; Eveullll war- V. H. Braley, Btble School Supt. School 9.30 a.m. Mn. Robert Rober! E. Smllh. Sr., pastor. SL Jolta't Cllholle Mfoofoasbip, 7:30 p. 111. by Cecil Col, Zlon Cbnrcb ol Christ, Pom- Grate, Supt. Woroblp at 10:30 Sunday School 9:30 L m.: 0, Near GuysvUie (Dutch Ridge)· Layman: Young People'o mee~ eroy · Harrisonville. Road -Eu- a. m.; PUgrlm_ Youlh~ 8:45 p, o. Patlerson, Supt.; Mornins Rev. rrlllll 141Dierl, mg and Bible Study, 1:10 p.m. see Under_wood, minister. B~ m.: Evangellilic •emce, 7:30 Wonblp 10:30 a.m. Youth _ Sel' &mday Mus 10:30 L m.; Holy Wednesday: Choir pracllce at ble School, 9:30 a. m.; Morno P. m.. MidoWetll Prayer and 'flee 1:48 P· m.; Evll)lellltlc Da7 o1 Obllpliou 8:30 a.m.; 1 30 p. m. Thurtday. jlng Worsbtp, 730 p. m.; flo. Pratse, w~. 7:30 p. m. -•ge 7:30 p. m.; Pra)'tl' C<llt1asi08, ll hour before Rutland l'fnj Baptlll Ch=b 1bert Reed, Bible School Supt. -tJnc Thuraday 7:30 p. m. 11111. - Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.; I }eho,ah Loarel Cliff Fret Matbedlll Solmtlo .4 Preaching Sunday 2:30 p. m. Churc/1 0/ God Kingdom HaD ol J•bovab's Cl!urc~ - R. Eugana GUI, P... ft 0 !lal I'J rmy Rullaad Fret WUI Bapti&t Cbester Cbnrcb ol GGd - , Wltnosoot _ Public meetln ' lor; Sunday School 1:30 a. m.; ValfOI_ Army, - E• Cburcb - Rev. Paul Tayler, Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. I Banday, 5 p. m.. Watchtowe~ Phil Wise, Supt.; Morning wor- voy Ray Wmlng. offlrer In paator; !Iunday School, 10 a. Banday School, 9:30 a. m.; Study, I p. m.: Blhlt Study, ltblp 10:30 a. m.: Youth Serv· charge. Sunday ~0 a. m. Hohm.; Gu7 Priddy, Supt.; Preicb- Mormng Wonhlp at 11 a. 1Tueiiday 7 p. m.: 8erviC4 moet. leta 7 p. m.: E•anaeUstlc ser- DO$& meetrng, 10.30 a. m. Sunina ~mlae, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer m. EvangellsUe service 7:30 p. IJl8 8 p m. Thuraday· Minta. 91e1 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week pray. day School. .sunda~ 7 p. m. servlctl, 7:)10 p.m. Wadnelday m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. try' ~I 7 P m ~~ er arvlot 7:110 a. m. Wadlles- YolUlg Peoples Legt~; 7:30 p. Muott Bapit.t lllllday 1'11ellday: Yolllli People'a ' ' ' 1· day. m, Salvation meetm&; Thur• - D.A.V. llall, eomor &eeaad Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Lutheran ftt Ullh.. Mthodlol Charcb day, I to 3 p, m. Ladleo Hom~ and PtiJIII'OY, Malott. SpoiiiOred ML Moriah Chareb. of God- ti. Joba'l Lutberan Charclo- Pomeroy. Rev. MelviD Alklre, ~aaue. 7 p._ m. Prep clasoea. by. French CJiy Baplflt Cbureh Rev. James Satterfield, pastar MorniDI Worship 9 a m . sun. putor. Divino Worship 8111)- 7.30 p. m. Btble Study, prayer/ in Gallipolil. Altlllatad wllb S. Banday School 9:46 a. m,: Wor- day School 10:30 1, ~- Pastor, day at 8:30 a. m. Church Sehool =.eo~er aervices by an_ B.~. Rev, R. L. Plnaon, pastor. 1blp service tl a. m. and NO mv. Joseph KraJy. Study Sunday t:30 a. m. CounAD Sunday School every Sllllday,l p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. St. Panl'o Latheran Church- ty. Methodist Youth Fellowehlp Po Ad 3 p. m. Pr~achlng services the 1'11uday; Young People'a 1132 E. >econd St., Pomeroy. will meet Monday, Aag. 22, al tiJI ~=t ~~~ ~ 4Ut Sunday o1 elcb mOiltb, meeliltl, 7:30 P. m. Friday. Suntlty School 8:30 a. m., Wor· 7:30p.m. at the Syracuoe Moth· Rd north 1 Mef M or! 1 Morlab 11ap1111 Church- . Rutland Cbarcb of God - Jblp service 10 ,45 a. m. Pastor, odist Church. Paotoro Wendell H~Pttal Pa~ltr ·law ~~~ ~ Corner of rourlh and Main St. Rev. John ·Smallwood, pastar: Rev , Joseph Kraly. StuU..- anti Hllihey Jonq will Jam1111 H0 If ·A ·,1 ~tlleport. Rev. Nyle Borden Sunday Sehoul 10 a. m.; Evln· u hod• lead a songfesl. Church Boanl . • ar, Is · • •uet ut of TruoU!el wtll meet Waclnoa· tcH 00 Saturday: Sabbatb llllnlster Santlay Scbtll t·30 a' aellatlc Mrvice 7 p. m.; Youn& m:. Rtcharde, Supt..!0:301People Endeavor 7 p.m. Wed· Alfred Methntllsl Chareh -day, AUI· U, G:30 p. m, at ~lulol, 1:~ p. m. ; W~rahlp, a. m. Mornlna WorJblp. aeaday; Prayer meelinl 7 p. Rev, Pearl A. Casto, paoU!r. clturch. UO p. m. , youlh meetmg, s. Naomi llaJIIII* Cbueb _ m. Saturday. Sanday School 9:80, Lityd "'' :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thurs. Dillinaer. supt. Worship ..,. naarene day, 7:30 p. m. at 31 Evan• ~ay School 1:30 a. 111.; WarEpilco l vices at 10:45 with v ere Tile Cllllreb ol lhe Nauru Blllghts, Gallipolis. P~llPra. ;·~'!."!'esdaJ, 7 Grace flplseop!f" Cbareb Swartz, layleader. Sunday, 6:30 Qester- Rev. Berbe!l Grate United Brethren · • IY • Pomeroy- The Rev, Richard p. m, MYF fellowed by wor- putor; Mu. EdDa Llle, Supt. Edell Utdtad llmbren b . Community R Martin, Rector. Sunday ship smices at 7:45 wtth the Qarles , Bl!ell, ~•'t. Swtday ctrrfl& Cblrell _ Ra\1. Eldtl R. Cllrtelolt Chlii'Cb, IID(aburyiMorninl Prayer and SermiD, Rev. Cl!lto. Wednesday, 7:45 p. School t.30 a. m.: ~~ BJMe, ~: Stmday School 1 41 11 1 : · Road - Rev Clydo Binion 10:30 L m. m., prayer services. WorJblp m., NYPII II L m.· · WIDala Holllngll' • • Flatwoocl1 Aklltldill Cttardt p. m.; Evllllll8 Service, 7:30 • • ~lor: Sunday Sehoel 9:30 a. E UB - Pearl A. Casto, putor. War- p. m.: Midweek Prayer servlca Supt; Cbrlalfaa Endtavtr, 7:14 m., Ralpb Car~ SupL ilunday Eaterprile EVB Chareb ..: aldp ...,1 10 a m _1 7:80 p. m. Wedaeoday. P· m., clulta ffr all. Son& sarWtrsllip 1ervlce 10:30 a. m. Rev. Menzel Smltll, paatvr. aliter • ·• III'Mdl pori Otttrdt ollke Naz. rice I p. m., Preaching 8:30 p. . 7 46 •nd 7:80 p. m. allentatelJ,. Worship service 9:30 a, m.: Swl- da1 ScbDol, 10 .: m Jill. _ Jltr, Qyde J. Bartltll, m.; Mld·Week prlyer lllllllnl, Prayer meeUna Wodnesdllf et day School 19:30 a. m. Youlb ley, Supt. • Stalda7 lcblol t::IO a. m.; 7:80 P. m. Wednesday, Mn. 7.80 p. 111._ Fellowshtp 8:80 p. Ill.; 11oy1 FONII RID Melbodlsl dntn!lt Morllltlc Worattlp 10,30 L m.; llazit Ho!.Uier, clau iltader. Co~mbla ChapoJ - Wtnlllp and Girls. [l'eUow~p, 1:30 p. -Sunday School 1 L m, 111'1. NYPI y1111111 People, 1:411 p.m.; LeCarl I'IIU. Ualted ••lluu •ervtct eacb Sundllf, us a. m.; Everung servJCe, 7:80 p. J'rad IIeut. lapt. Waraltlp _.. IYuplloll• -tltt8 7,11 p.m.; ., artl1 Chard! - JIDlta Morm.J Bunda~ School 10 a. m.; m.; 2nd anti 41b 8UIIdaya: Youth vice, 10 a. m. Rav Weadall ....,.. me111ac. Wtd. 7:10p.m. dltlt, ,.tor. ~ Scttaol at Youth Serv1oe 1:14 p. m. Elren- Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wadneatlay. Stull t. ' .... atlllllt II tlltl N• 1:10 L m. Prerbml IIII'Yicla ' 1ne Worabtp 7 p. m. eal!b 8tm- Prayer Meettnc. 7:30 p. m., ~ RaJ ltemlllb Plmt, llrat and fllfnl Thursdllf at day. Wednesday. ..•• "---~ .: ........ ....:.._. 7:10 p. m. 8ec:uld IIIII lourtb Pagevflle Commaally Cltareh MAindng Stu Jru8 ClJmrU ,.... uuuonilo, p..lor; J a Ca ...,._ • _ , _ ...,...., lltmda:JI aJ NO p Dl. l'nJII' Russell Cline, paator. Rev. MoiWll. &mttb, .;, .8f1 -ttna • r01111b YMI118 Peop~'• oervlce! 7:38 p. &today Schtol, I:C& L Roy aldp Servlel, a~~~;· m. lhulli 8arvll:e, ' 7 P, m.; 'l'llllraday, 7:10 P. ~ artd lint m. 'l'lnlraday, Evanaalisllc .... Van Meter, SupL, Earl llhlller, odlsl Youtlt Fellowship, I p.m.; PriY• rdhtC 7 p. m. Watlo uti tltlnllaatll7, 7.10 p. m. vtce Sa~y, 7:30 p. m. anti Als't.: Mol'lllna worahlp, 10:41 Official Boord meeting, llrst -.c~ay, Praytr ~eeliD& ev111 Wedne!Sunday, 7.110 p. m, . L m., Pray• meetlllt, 7::10 p. Sunday o1 DlOIItb, 7,30 p.m.; llllllllt a.rdl 11 1M - . daJ at 7.10 P. m. CbrllllaD ED~ ~ MluloJt - tiL Thursday. Youth Fellewsltlp .WSCS, sedond Monday of_. _ Stmday School t:ltl delvor, -.1 and fourth M Bllhaa Slhenvtlla Rd.: L. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. IIID!Ith, 7:10 p.m.; IIIIJIOI' C1J1. 1. m.; ltmtlll Warahfp 111:30 4aJ, 7:30 P· m. Gluesentamp, pastor: 11opr Lollridp EUII Cbardt - cit, IICOIId Thunday: Clua lJ, L m.; Eveaill& Service 7t:IO p. H~ lk!rm011 Uafted Bredlm WWord, Supt•• Sunday Schooi,IRav. Jack YDUDI. pastor; tblrd Wednaatlly; Aflmocta CJr. m.; Nl1' .... Prayer samca... Cltrfll Cltare~- Jamea M.10 a.m.; Evqafi:IUc aervl~e, 7 SIIJIIIay School 9:45 a, m., cit, tourth Thursday alteraooa; 7,10 p. IlL Wadlleoday. Rew. rJII>n, patlor. Sunday Scltool :II p. m. Prllfer meatla& 7:10 Russell Archer, &upl Sllllllay dtoir practice, Wtc~~Mtdq. ...m. 11. Wolfe, pastor. 1:10 •· 111. Preacltlng, lll'lt and p.. m. Tuesday. worsltlp, IO:U 1. m. and 7:10 .• ,_,. Fa111 Metbodlle ldatl ~ o1 fill N... lblrd lltutday, 7:10 p. m. llectllld Rdaad Mila~ - .0 II y e p. m.·allertJittalf, Bible lllud7 Gorp J - J'. lttrlJ, ,_. _ Sclnday lthnol 1:30 L lid 1\lurtb luaday, 11 L m. Ntw~~~~~t,. mfllloaary putor: aad prayer servl~. led by Pili • - LETART JALLI- Wor- m.; Montlq Wmblp 11:41 1. StmdaJ Scbotl 1:10 a. Ill;; tori 7::10 p. m. Wlltlnesda.J. lltlp, 7:10 p. m. Suaday (... m.; JhlU1111111ic lwvl4lt 7:41 I'IIIBT JWNNER.lJP ·: · • Weraltlp 11:10 a. m.: rr.achlne Cltrtattan ~eavor, 7:30 p.m. eap1 2lld Stmdayl; Cburdt p. m.; llklwtelt Praytt tlll'Vlt:e MASON - MISS Beclty Lew· '""""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio.;...;iiiiii""!iiiollli. . is, daueblor of Mr. ~ Mrs. James Lewis, Ma1011. waa flrlt l'tllllJef up ill Ule MQoD TUN. IN County Qlllt8D caolest Jlec. llJ a ~mbllr ol tblllappy-Go. Luek.Y 4-H Club, W&S spomor.l MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., tl!!s I"'UP· Mlfll Fnpl a:"'•: 1 =----- - -=- - -- .... e. aa., iltl "' as -.t" .. lliiiiiiiJ. . . . l&- . . - . . . c. 'ltllltl.l - <Waridtlp, l ·p. m., _.,. .....; ~ ldtttal ... ~ ...,..,.; a.rdt m.; Mondtti wenhl)IID:II Lm. Sentinel Church News ., 1J11. f!tl P. II. Wadtteitdllf· ' .I '\rt~--~ ' ,. �\' \. . '• \\ . ' ... . ' ' ' ' ' . GefExtra Cash The Want Ad Way ' ~ ~~ . ,.. \ ·' . 8usine~s !ervices . IAitNIY GCIOGLI 11111 INUfi'Y IMITH 1'HI ' WILL.Ill u . 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SUMMER. ~S \OJ CNJ'T STOP IUATOtiiJG OUR CRUMM'r' RE·IliJIJS! 1!0'(, 'r'OU GOT IT BAD! SELUNG OUT e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eROATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At Ev~nlnt• ami Saturdty ,THE . BORN ·-OSI!' Forest Run Block Ce. Cinder & Conc,.te . BLOCKS .. -·y = +· = OAJl Y CROSS WORO 'I •= ~ ... -- ,.. "" "'"" ,. !~ ~~ r .. I e !l&ns 949-%171 after ·4 p.m. a 11 ttc eroy . 0 .. Ph 992·5127. I 11 Uc -- - Save at Landmark Vou alway• 111ve mort Oft Unico Appliaacel · Bettrr priee.& lban e.-er on Freezers, Refrigerator., W• · sher·Drver Pain, Eler. Ra• geJ!J and ..t..lr.Cond.Jtlontrl. 15 cu. H. ChHI FREEZER--- · llfl POM~ROY ·==-:--- ------ 992-2111 Jtdc For~ive I • w. c•....,, Mgr. , ... . PUBLIC · AUCTION ~w . ~ .. r;;r fa _,..lito ____a.,..._--_ II. ,1.0.8ll'•:t.:t.OW _ _ ... ._... .Ja _ _ _ ..... _ . . . . . -IJII,X!Or . . .. , 2 $ . . 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KING me, but a:a 60 want to have • few more o•y• here! . --- ------------------ .................. ______.. _- - -- -- -- ~~==::::~By ART SA~SOM ·, DICK TRACY DIET SMITH TO TRACYCOME - IN, TRACY~ CAN YOU HEAR ME? ,' AND HIS I'RIINDS Tf-IOO.NO'yXE WAS SURE HE COULD >tNO YOU·• IF YOU ... ·~ By MERRILL BLOSSER YI'Ait. lill TOOLUr-IG --Wfll.l. . WER.E: STILl_ ALIV !: ! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. By HAROLD GRAY w.I•MM• ,, I <MOW. GROr.AN! O.K1 TUQN HIM LOOSE~ 64 Rambler -rlcon 2 Or. 6 oylln•r. Slondord trono, llodle .... ltoo\or. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Ttmpeot, ·2 Dr. Hardttl,, 4 _..ttr.... 63 Ford G1laxle ,. ,. . , , sao 4 Dr. I oylhtdor, euJ!o:. moll• tr1n1. Rocllt ttii1 ~·r whllo won llrH. 65 l,..flnlt ABBIE ANI) SLATS Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sorl•, 6 oyll,.. cler, 1t1ndard trana., radle and heater 59 Chevrolet lmpal• 4 Or. I cyllndar. St•ndard tnn1. with overclrlve. tHio end tte.t•r. Whlt•w•llo. &2 Ford Gal. 500 ' dr. I cyl. At Trani., '· IIHring, rHie •nd hfthl . 64 Ford F-700 Oump Truck. 1 .,n.... ' 5 ....... troM, 2 ....... ult. Lo"f wheel •••· WINNIE WINKLI 63Mercury Cuttom 2 Door HI,.., Pow•r SfHrlntl .... lnlt11. Autom•tle frtnt. - NUR&!,l/IVUTON H~VINIS MY MCIHER MOV!D 10 JINO!HER. RCXlM IN THI~ R!m' 64 Ford GaiiXie HOWi. sao. 4 Dr. I eyllndtr, aute, tr1nt. hdlo ai'MI ...... ; : • ''"ring, whltowail 63 Chevrolet Btl Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Sllnd~rcl tnnt. Whit• w1n tins. 63 Ford Galaxl1 sao 2 Dr. I cylinder. Automatic fr•nt. ••· llo and htotor. Whilowall nroe. 64 Chevrolet 81tccYna 4 Dr. I cyl. Auto. Irons, R&H, WhliiWoll dnt. Like new• A.uta. trans. R1dlo & hut.,, Whitow•ll tl....,. 61 . ~EY, CICiiii.O! W~A'r'l& TAI(I"'' YA SO I.ONG? 64Fal,on Futvro 4 Dr. 6 cyllnct.., F•lcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St•ndud tram. ltadlo •nlll h••t•r. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT .... •0 ' CANDY BAAS! -*1 I ay RfRACEMEIJT 10 00 illY WATCHIIJG ( 882-1- ""' fumioh•d. Ph. 992-U82 . ' 8 1l trc - - ----5 ROOM apartment with bath. 1 Ph. 1192-3319. 8 t tic I ... ... _.. _____ ___-- ·NICE 4 I'OOllla and bath unfurnished apartment. Middleport, Ohio. Ph. 119!-3874. I 3 Uc IIOOEI(N 4 room and bath fur. 8lJI...t,; apartmeot. Middle·JIIll'l, "--'Pi; ...... f II til OOES iT/ ) --.. . Supplleo. - · tft.206f POMHOY tkl 3MALL apartment on 201 But· ternut Ave., Pom ., 0 ., partlJ ' THA"f GASULIN! AllEY 4 - 8 ·1·12loeb BlockJ eCemeot & Mortar eMetal W'md,..,, & Donn • ·Door l'ramet lo Other lluoul'l' Transfers Bulternut Ave .• Porn· ~ onoo For Tho BHI In ani garag~ . IJEXT YEAR rM G£miJG. A SUM~ --· Metropolitan Moten m: :__ ________:_ . __ s· J. ., t 1 •1. I'ALLS, CAN 6CHOOLTIME . W'l WI" Mtddltport, 0. Pomeroy WIDTEROCKpUllell!. Pho•e ' furI II 3tc 142-4750. rushed apartmenb. AU utili- VENETIAN bliDdl, aU kinds. I tteo paid. P~one .WY :1-2716. Also repaln. Dale Wippel [ EXPERIENCED Rowley and Reed. Alter 6 p. m. call WY 2-3571. Supply, 215 Unio• Ave., I RNr Meigs _c;.n.ral Hosplttl WHEEL I Will Out j <Thurt.-Fri~Stt.) lfc Pomeroy, Ohio. ! 29 301< ' 41 AUGNMENT Of My Office / All Models = m:--.:fur::nlsll-= LOSE WEIGHT safely With "rHRE=:::.E::-a-nd.,-;lo-ur---,roo .... !:stall For Sale ond ed and unfurnished apart- !lex-A-Diet Tablets. Only !lie ----fi::-o-r-;Sa:-;le---Sunday, Aug. 2) st At Recluc.d PrieM , menta. WY . ·5431. 12 5 tfc at Stark Pharmacy. I II 12~p , ==·=-;';;;-:-;-:::;-:=:;;-7,::;: BRAKE SERVICE ;;- OX %4" tee1 I turn J'ARIM, 2 mil.. at! Rl ! thru Sun., Aug. 28 furnished aplfl. NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try LENN ' ' · """ . Story'• Ruo. Set Mro. I FOUR ROOM . . . Alignment Shop WY 2--3658 4 l4 tf "Sleepers." Guaraateed re-• ace, lood conditiOn, S vent-Wrlllbl:ll meol. __ -··· . ---- . _c oult or money back. Only 98c.'l lian blinds, size 27\il by 54", ward Ebenlbach, 105 Phono 992.3516 I, EFFICIENCY opartme•t. Ph., tl Stark Pharmacy. a 11 Set Harley Haning, Fla l· Sl, Pomeroy, 0., or W. Main St. Pome"" 1 19 lztp ' --- ~---- I 992-2288 or '"'at 408 Sprioa ' - - ------- - --- - -1- - 'I wood• Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9112.291~. ROUTE l%4 J'ot'Dierly Grueoer Bod1 , ! A p - 0 I 17 tl :' THE PROVEN carpel <eener 1•'" 8 18 3ip M 0 M W •an Worb AUCTION- Starling Friday, I - ve., omeroy, . c : Blue Lustrl'ls easy on the Ph. 992· ~- 'It ACRE FAR ' . . o. At SJIT'ICI"f Corporotion Alii!- 19th at , Laurtl Cliff ' CAMPING trailer. sleepo siz. , budget. Resloreo forgottea ctl· l t BEDROOM home In Middleproperly, Bailey RuD ~;.~,~~~~~~~~~~~ NOW R!PRIIINTING Sehool Houw_on State iloult : Will renl ily day or week. Ph. oro. Rent electric sh&Jllpooerl port, aut to school. Seo at Contacl Ralph Lambrig~~ 11 124 7 p.m. '/l'e will sell your . 992-5p22. 11 Pomeroy C"'!'ent Block 301 Hamilton St. or call t, CorUand, 0. I lull,_ Servlas MEIGS COUNTY me<ehandi. tor you. Adamo i T 21 If< : C;. ·' t 11 Itt 99H324. I 18 tfc WITH PULL SIRVICI Trading Post anti 'Auction MODERN ·2- -iie.Jri.ij;,--- homO: · - - --- - -- LUSTRE Foam is gua;anieed 1rlTII COLI) WEATIIEB Ht~uso. Ph. 142·5394. 8 11 Uc Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992.29!Q day FROM wall lo WID, no ooU ''' I to be tho best carpel cleaner bead, crickets, spiders & - - · · · I or m -3102 evenings. all, oo carpeb cleaned Wltlo you have ever UBtKI or your • ilncla will Ill aomiDI ADAMS TRADING Post Is 7 tl tftr Blue Luslrt. Rent eleclri< money bock. Eltdric Shamside your homo where opeo a dayt I week : . Moo- i -----·.- - -- sllampooer Pickens Hard· ! r rental $1 Ebenlbacb worm. Protect your boDlt [J day through Sallfday. We ' For Sale or Rent . ware eo., In<. 1 1~ etc ~ 1r1 P~oy Ohio. iJ _..ltt. from theoe pesllt with ARAB, C:lu~ of Southern Olilt have rad1o and lelef;ston ro- i -.. - - -• -· a " • ' '·· ~··1 &fallible al Kill . aIso pen I ty oI a tit'IQL~"'" . •u :5 ROOM fee~~ I_If_ill"""' .,~ Co-.• .-uv.w u••••eport. . . HOUSE .d. a•d t bath, 1 FOR " a 1·ob wtU ciHe pa1r, _ , . , . 17 1 ~ ~ ' iog" elean tarpell ll'ith Blut UN!!EATABLE - ltltil Solid i POMEROY item•. Main SL in Ruiland, : : 1ummu~ " . I 11 Uc l BOB. E. BYER 1 11ory lriiiii,j O. Ph. 142.5396. . oors an WI Ph. ows.992·6;!02. • I Lustrt. sham· •1, :je lfc :. IN Bredbury. pooer $1 Real Ba.k..-electri< Furniture Co. State . 4 slerto, peed ntdio t lloombia1-' than(· i rooms (2- bedrooDll), ~ . I 11 3to . I 15 6lt: Ito•, ' au oma. c bartlwood noon, 10 AUCTIONEER Wanted --, nloe walnut finJSh, bat IIJI'll8CC 6 - - -~- ----· · i ROOM houst •"'i bath. PI!; . DON'T pump your olug•isllsilllltant .. rodio. Take ov«l caa oor · COMPLETE SALES - 6546 .• 8 14 6t ·! e "'r th needt lome reps1r. EMEN MIDDLE AGED LADY to:Jivt _ P: lie tank. Get Klean-Em • All paynwnllt of $6.21 per mon , buy at $5,001l.OO. MANAG T iii, dt housework, !au ry BRAND new I bedroom Septic Taok Cle818r. Land-I or pay balance due 191.01. Try I POMEROY - NICE 114! Write. , ..... tr Contlot and assist with ~are ol · al- mode,.. homo. Velma G. ZU"' I mark Farm l!ureou, Pome- it lit your homt. Ph. 9112.3218. frame 1 rooms tf boilroo•mo), j .liM CARNAHAN id. Ph. 992-36611 between i :ond _P••:_Ph. 7}~-5150. _ _l_l.O_IStp i _ roy, 0 . · I 10 SOlo I I! llc_ new ~.. forced air furnace , IIACINI, OHIO 6 only for appol•tmenl fer S•l• or Tr•de I BUDGET rRlCED furnllurt II TWO SADDLE horses, 0 . . !leW hot water lank, wtervtew. _Do not apply :ua- _________ -· i our ibirtllloct budget lbop. hall Arabian, ~ are te• rem<>deled liVID£ room less O'llpertetced. I It 6lt: 113.100 EQUITY and a 15,000 1 Baker Ftlrllittn, Ulddleporl lie, .. ddles and ilridles. dining room, baseii!Ht, ad beat!DC, - - - --borne. _located In Camp Fer· ! Ohio. U 12 Also oome good brokeA poa- porch. GoiDI at t&,500.011. Oblo. Elld your HWII' Mertill Mollallan, zOna Mol· WANTED de, Anrona. Ph. IM9-2321 be- USED Apochl Ravea, 11611 ieo up' to 54". Paul 0 r r . ...... buyt 78 aoros ll'ith tpWe ba.. ell 11!a HWI!f IDII:JI.Iloh:.;, ID James A. Will, Sharon TO BUY _1 \lf"-"~! :_1 _P·. lll: __8_.17 _6!_<_ model. Ph. New Hav.. J'b. t!&-31112. . I 17 81p prolimatel7 :IIi ocres lor - · Reuonablt rateo. Will, Lut, Pomeroy. LAND A S41o 28(18, JohD r. Roush. II>ME nioe .youq cultivation, balance lit 1JY 1-21'/t, daJ or ~~ BurdeU Black, Elfie Black ID 7 28 - ny lie : 191;11 TROTWOOD - · Camplnt! cattle. Pk. 119U227, Porn., 0 . tureho antlhtlmkhlrho,barn•' W. Jones, Ruby Jones, With or Without potatoeo lomatoes 1 14 use, c tc eD us • """' 1 wvANS trsiiH. 16 fl. with 3 fl . cab -~ • • 1 orib • room !ramo house AllenoloiBI:a .1 acre, Salisbury. Bldgs. Send Full 1 f 11 If 1 and melons. Claret1ce Prof- · • • ' ·~1 over. seeps , u Y se . Ph ~·•\ Wanted To Buy bath _ good out cellar. 7 miles 8tmploll _...,. h d V Fll h •~ Dtscrlptlon for conlained 8, 10 aylo• scrr<!o, I btl, Portland, 0 . . 843-~. _ ___ __ • Crilt Hradlord T omas an lola c w 1 II If•[ ANTIQUES F ·ru bl from Pomeroy.. Oscar Fiteh, Reva Filch, V• A. prompt rtp1Y Io: Cabanns room, tl ec I r i < . . , Ufftl re, mar • Albert M. Co•, · Broker .,... PraM • Coi1UI Lebanon. Box 661-G brakes, axle hitch, bought H FT. Camping trailer, sleepo top tables, dishes, cut glasa, B-J Qolud, Soleomat A. c;, BBADI'OBD Delbert M. Newland, Luuisa c /oDally .S~tinel new, used3 times. Sell lor,1 7, bitch lncinded antlolectnc ooocellaneouo tlems. Lu m.aat ' Rtft\ OMe PomirOy,O. _1!~· Ph 992-li)~ - B_19_6lc:i brakes. Ph. 71H881, Maoon, Rndisilt, 1M Legion llfttdop ltUiU or 1ft-a I 1 Ill !.~~~~::: ~=~!:~r.t 610 '-;:::::;~-;:':""'::":"'"' '1 ONE GAS heater. 1~.1100 BTU W. Va. I II fomeroy, OhiG. I 8 II Sic OUve. -:; - -- - -IJOATudmolorDctnii· COPPER AND brass, 4c Ul 5c !• $.JO; heater, %11.1100 BTU, 125 ; GAYNELL WISE propetiJ oa Jnrude Salet and Serriei~l •Gertrude Searleo, Adm., Goper lb., lower, radiators, •3• , Wringer type washer, Mayloti ButltntUI Ave. J'b, fltl:lSchwane! MariRC, rt Canter, dec ., to Leslie L. off. market is poor tag, $45; Phone 1192-3442 li2IIIS. 7 Ito port, Ohio. a1 Whillin&lon, Frances J . Whit· Bill Bailey. P. 0 . }4. a IS 41c ~ M. n....::::.:.;::._______ 1iD81<>D, !6.30 A., SaUsbury. L w 1•• a.~,._ =,....~A;,uto==-::;Sa::.:=:... :::;;u:::ai:' .WU..o m•..._, NPU Emma M. Mathewo to Mary _ Reed~ill•. ~· _ 1 17 31<! USED Wurlllz-;-- Profe,;.ioaal , WANTED - Work lor buUdoa- Organ tn ncetleat eond1lion. .._ t' ·• ·:1159 OLliS., good condiUo•. Ph. fke. t1 allkiL WY 1-JZH. Louise Rupe, Lut, Middleport. tr. Ph. 992.22tll I t ;lOle Mahogan1· finish. Reeent.ty L 11no. -If :11. ~ fltl:l-3860. I It Sic 'ftlt Fabric Sbup, ......,_ Franklin Real Estate Co. to traded i• 0 new Wurlitzer a rt • 1. .,...., 21. a...g.. CHEVROLET, 1 AalhortiOtl Sloilll' laMI tlldll Cltu. V. Humphreys, Doreen 11151 Organ. Original co•t $1395.00. &llaiiM 1To~~!.. llorvlce. I II Uc W. Humphreys, Luts, Pomeroy. eoiDII 1. BeertAc .-.. - standard transmt1sion, Special $9115. II. .......;. " ._,.,... a......, J h lhl Charles E. Humphrey, May WA.NTf:DI ' SEW Winter PiaMo. W aln u I 0 1 n 1 ael• «,.. In Mood condition. t, UADY·MIX l!tlltCI"tlll Humphrey ID Charles Ed Hum· j · Rl. 1, Racine. 0. Phone all· ed rlghl to your pro,.-. •·~ finioh . $795 value. C 1m· ...... I.phrey, Vivian E. Humphrey, Furniture IUid bouaellold & ..__ 1. Pi I I ..........., .- 5 p. m. !149-2632. I If 3tp •-' Fr Umaltt coodl. We "iD buJ """" plelt with bearh. Sp..,_ .._ -vod ._ ..,_ s. IIFM · I .._ o..o tBIJ. et es · 1.6 A., Olive. ptete •tolft or tmallloto. iaJ $585. ._ - - · a. s;.., """ ..,_ ..-- it5a CHEVROLET, SO ••· ill. Pbooe 992~ Geegleta Lawrence Milhoan, M. Mar. Call . • Trade-in accepted. E a oy L P.. ' al a •1 ,q • as. • run• good aid loob ~Ready-Mil Co., Ml~~ jorie Milhoan 1o Floyd E. 'J1. ..,. Ill s ....'1 terms. & Old Ph. 143-H, f300. I •.7 ... OblD. I " "" Brown, Helen J. Brown, Luts, ·--li.PI I :11. ~~.KNOTTS USED Wendell 's, 1:11111 ~rlield Ave. atlftlgtlt AUTO SALES - 1~1 Bbl<k, Middleport. FURNITURE tnd Parkffsburg, w. va., 26102. :n. good tireo, liRe work car, AIR CONDITIO~.,!, R':!'!:: Lawrence Milhoan • M. Mar· I" ~ ~ r"'F0 ~ 1 AUCTION / Phone 4110-4401, 8 19 21<! a.!Ool.: ...$.I'll. Ph. fltl:l-292%. 1 14 lie tlltn llel'\'1<1!. •u ...- jorie Milhoan 1D Paul R. Houda· I" ~ ~ 11-2nll. . ~tt17 oratloa, New Haveo. Phone shell, Marcia J . Houdashelt, ~""'""'"""""".-""",...."""'I FIVE ROOM ho,..., garage aod AUTO SALES - - l961 Volkswai- TU W517. I I Ke Middleport. ~· outbuilding, 2 acres ol ground 2L:,..ttl. Also 1 10 ft . plywood H~lp W1nted stoker coal furnace, 13000. Ph.' :za.Lester Henderson, Hazel I?} boat. Ph. 9112.2980. I 15 lip .sATING, PLUMBING, Rartl Benderoon w Iva M. Donohue, MALE HELP-, i>clwe e. ages il _992_·_5106. I 11 &lp :IIi. .._Palo DoSGI Bollle Oat. Araold f.& acres, Scipio. SooNd '//' ud Jli, elean, oeal appear· , SINGER SEWING MACIDNERnthtrl, Ill 11:. MaiD Sl., !;a...i.;;;;i;:~'------'""": aoce ol good character. Day ~- Thi• onachm• equipped to zig a - · ........,., I II 1fe or night shill available. Apply zag, make bullooholeo, dara : :1111 A 20 1966 ~ 1D person at Burger Boy, 23 and moaogram. Tab over a..._ Sat., ug. 1 • WUILmll 17,; W. Unioa, AlberiS, G. betweeo pa~menl• of 16.50 per moatlr 12 noon 1low time eiAI.OWIN buurs ol I and' > p.fll. 8 t JOlt: or pay balance due $50 50. a.~ TER AGENCY _. OTHII fAMOII' ~ W 10L1:1 tro• CHina. . . - - --- -- Free bomo demo. Ph. 1!1%· &Jliio<* INC. beltn reuew1q your ~. 8rim~ton• ftMd, C. . DtJ' Bd. IIWD· IIIANDI For Rent 3211. a 17 6tt: .. ::::- f'" auto IDiurii!ICt. Wo may Ill IMr " · tun - - . teno• -.... FURNlSHF.D 4 Room apar~ i4 ·SHASTA. 11 fl. trailer: cob JI.O'Ttd tble to oave you m01101. lla""-1 1C11d molt ot .,. fal'lll Ute menl. f-or eouple. Phone 992over, hilch, electric brakes, : I l L I 2 Uc •uowlDr u.m. wW M Hl4 .. • ~ M3li. I 17 tie l loilet. awning and nel , $!,4!NI. .UUc aueHOil. __.... ...... J.UTOMOBD..E lD!uraoce beeD -~ 38.111'1•t• ROOM - ~ouse and- bath -... 255 Lionel Boggs, 9112.3892. eucelled1 Loll y111r opert~ &SN..-J• retrtaerator. ..... · IDOl" VLI W. Main St., Porn., 0 . Ph. . I 17 61<! «'a UCII!H! Call WY :1-298&. .ten·•· uuat, ••.,..... uma ~ ftlrAitu,., I bOOM-. ~ I li 1fe 992-26611 or 992-2961. 8 14 6tc BIRD DOG. En11ioh •etter, reiMILl' Cl&YI"JJQVVOI'B - ._,, . _ il 1ltlll II - -~- --- --- 1 . ..u•• 1 .-almlt. i ~ 1Ntll . . . . I ROOM bnc~ dupleJ with i istfretl. 1100. Ph.· Ray Par· .J:XYBI.B.J:AltB I M ...,, bHUq stoY... illef&l1e for four Rent THREE and room HONDA ·~;.; USED TRACTORS . For I w~o Ordtt;l"' Te .....,.ourDr.,..ln IIIIYICI IS Hill II 2-3974 All Food! Available For Carrv·Out 1r.- Notic. PHONI WY 211 I. Moln ® .. • SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT (nw's Steak House BAU..EY'S RESTA1JRANr U U $194 5 Impala 4 Dr. Sierra Gold finish with spotlets eleu1 matrh· jn.g intetior, MW 'Y!.W. tires. V8 enJine, aut.omat e trans., pow- steerin"' J'lldlu 6: beatM. SM thil dl.-p tiF now. M CHEVROLET M50 pricH. $2295 maroon finish. Radio and he~ter. URLEY MOTORCYCLES . I.:. • �\' \. . '• \\ . ' ... . ' ' ' ' ' . GefExtra Cash The Want Ad Way ' ~ ~~ . ,.. \ ·' . 8usine~s !ervices . IAitNIY GCIOGLI 11111 INUfi'Y IMITH 1'HI ' WILL.Ill u . ' JEST.TH' BRAND·NEW HltAA SOMEBObV lOCI< IN 'lORE · 1-Diily iienUntl, Pomeroy-11114411~, ~·• Aile. lt, 1808 -~ t :•• It's Bailey's Pomeu.oy ~ 01111••ryy,~~M~·~otor~~C~o.:;· 66 CHEVROLET - · POll THI liST wbe8 you tllno out with the t.milt. Good food cooked the way you like it and lei'Yed in ple1111ant IWToundinet. Alld, of coW'se, . plea•iog lGw . $2395 Bel Air 2 Dr. Local owner &: sharp as new. Darlt 14\IJ finjsb , aew whilewaU tire-s frum new car purchased. 3Z7 VS ename. Std. trans. Radio and heater. 65 CHEVROLET ,.., wa::~~'••nolce • Cen 1 ,_.. , W•nl 1n1 IR..rtiM Jm~ala Hardtop. lAically owned and onb' ~u:fO C"ylmQ.er. power lleeri.na:. Spotletll fawn Ot, Minimum ella~ 60 Hnta -·~~--~OK"'"' 1-"1'"' • :: ::• ,!::C:,.':.":u:~. ":.,., • CUD OF t'HANKI a o•ITUARIII ti.U ftr ,. went mlnlrmn". 1ectt Rdltl.,.•l OHICI IIIOUitl I .,.,a '•· '<01 t:• " · M, .. 1~11 P. M. O&ltr ..,..,.., •:• •. M. .. u :.. ,.... , ...~?/~:~~~~••• w.un PHONE WY ~eliil ~ orne-roy Motor Co OPEN EVES. 9:01_ P.M. AD s1 2-2156 ;=========i • Holen Bolloy lrlo (lolloy•l (•lllno 1;....f....,..l1 560-D. Complortely ncontlltioned with titel. 500 1-MH..y·Ft'lluoon 65 like now, '"' then hours. 1-l'armoll H 1-Farmall "M" I' Sale II.AETINARS 1 Meigs Equipment Co. NOTICE a. Dr. Ray R. Pickens SAil$ & SERVIa ai ONI OP THI NICEIT PIOPLII CALL I DICK RAWLINGS I~A. LEIIF IIElAil OFI:7 I.IMMM lawllngs Honda Sales [ WY 2·2151 ., AL ' MlDDLIPORT. OHIO tiXPERIENCED RADIATOR WHEn SERVICE ALIGNMENT II NiWlW"r 5hOi ..... lUKE SERVICE • Blaettnars ec.r • 'rruck • Hut• eo... eBulldeAnyType Uti H GOBLE FORD SUMMER SAIII BIG BEND TRAILER SALES .utp ~~ --·- .::;g, ga~ J* I I ..-, I ~:!~;~ii::;::~~;;~;::::I~=I:IS::I':ol:r:lono:::O:r·::M:I:dd:l:-::"~ I NOW fAKINGRENTAL ' _, IIIEIIRYATIONI e SALES e e RENTALS. eCamplnt lqulp,.,nte ROUSH & LYONS Camping Tr•ilers . .· · 51, W. Yt. -.UN 773-5611 -n. BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER EVE!J DURI ~.X> 1HE &AllllFU. SUMMER. ~S \OJ CNJ'T STOP IUATOtiiJG OUR CRUMM'r' RE·IliJIJS! 1!0'(, 'r'OU GOT IT BAD! SELUNG OUT e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eROATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At Ev~nlnt• ami Saturdty ,THE . BORN ·-OSI!' Forest Run Block Ce. Cinder & Conc,.te . BLOCKS .. -·y = +· = OAJl Y CROSS WORO 'I •= ~ ... -- ,.. "" "'"" ,. !~ ~~ r .. I e !l&ns 949-%171 after ·4 p.m. a 11 ttc eroy . 0 .. Ph 992·5127. I 11 Uc -- - Save at Landmark Vou alway• 111ve mort Oft Unico Appliaacel · Bettrr priee.& lban e.-er on Freezers, Refrigerator., W• · sher·Drver Pain, Eler. Ra• geJ!J and ..t..lr.Cond.Jtlontrl. 15 cu. H. ChHI FREEZER--- · llfl POM~ROY ·==-:--- ------ 992-2111 Jtdc For~ive I • w. c•....,, Mgr. , ... . PUBLIC · AUCTION ~w . ~ .. r;;r fa _,..lito ____a.,..._--_ II. ,1.0.8ll'•:t.:t.OW _ _ ... ._... .Ja _ _ _ ..... _ . . . . . -IJII,X!Or . . .. , 2 $ . . Jelll'tlt ... .. 1 • •x• a oO BD 9 5 If a.e . . . - .. llliiiiU. ••••..,• pl •• rxcrox•• ••~"•• erPlPC~•.-•s•••cl .-w~q maellbUI....,... ..... wublr • IMI • a.-. • t.. law~m• DtM. tnCI ... &nl loftM'Io a A-I ~ •etd. w,.-• a_.,.. • lclll flat . . ftd;. • ..., tar.. n•w&l du.Ua., cJWa iJbl4. a...n• ..... 1 XL 1 ......,... 1 new Come ....,. apll\tiBI _ . , ~ halllliMn alld J pw ~ 11141"........ ...,, ...., tteml ... •mero• k. TM...,.. Q}J' z au OUR L1I"'B SHALL PABS AW.A..'!' .U Tllll ~OF A CJ O'.MJ .AJIIID SfUU BB DISPEB.SiiD M A MWr.-80LOMON .. --··-·•1111' ....................... ......,...,...,twol . . . ,.... ycax PI OcT• s •cJ 'D ••.,P•• PIANOS 1 ~ •••UoL A_.J_.n MM Thl11 t1 .U pod ·1HI'dl,attt. •d ia aJCeepncnub:J' .-.4 ~IIAI· aea. c.... •rb. · •••~ a. L. "••o.. MILLIIJ. Aticnolf. Ill, Mr. IHJI; JIJJan. ........... . . . -• . O.HM_.... ... ... 3 ROOMS ·New ....eon...__ ,..,..__ _,. '299 ... MASON FUINITORI · CO• MA._ W, VA. KING me, but a:a 60 want to have • few more o•y• here! . --- ------------------ .................. ______.. _- - -- -- -- ~~==::::~By ART SA~SOM ·, DICK TRACY DIET SMITH TO TRACYCOME - IN, TRACY~ CAN YOU HEAR ME? ,' AND HIS I'RIINDS Tf-IOO.NO'yXE WAS SURE HE COULD >tNO YOU·• IF YOU ... ·~ By MERRILL BLOSSER YI'Ait. lill TOOLUr-IG --Wfll.l. . WER.E: STILl_ ALIV !: ! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. By HAROLD GRAY w.I•MM• ,, I <MOW. GROr.AN! O.K1 TUQN HIM LOOSE~ 64 Rambler -rlcon 2 Or. 6 oylln•r. Slondord trono, llodle .... ltoo\or. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Ttmpeot, ·2 Dr. Hardttl,, 4 _..ttr.... 63 Ford G1laxle ,. ,. . , , sao 4 Dr. I oylhtdor, euJ!o:. moll• tr1n1. Rocllt ttii1 ~·r whllo won llrH. 65 l,..flnlt ABBIE ANI) SLATS Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sorl•, 6 oyll,.. cler, 1t1ndard trana., radle and heater 59 Chevrolet lmpal• 4 Or. I cyllndar. St•ndard tnn1. with overclrlve. tHio end tte.t•r. Whlt•w•llo. &2 Ford Gal. 500 ' dr. I cyl. At Trani., '· IIHring, rHie •nd hfthl . 64 Ford F-700 Oump Truck. 1 .,n.... ' 5 ....... troM, 2 ....... ult. Lo"f wheel •••· WINNIE WINKLI 63Mercury Cuttom 2 Door HI,.., Pow•r SfHrlntl .... lnlt11. Autom•tle frtnt. - NUR&!,l/IVUTON H~VINIS MY MCIHER MOV!D 10 JINO!HER. RCXlM IN THI~ R!m' 64 Ford GaiiXie HOWi. sao. 4 Dr. I eyllndtr, aute, tr1nt. hdlo ai'MI ...... ; : • ''"ring, whltowail 63 Chevrolet Btl Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Sllnd~rcl tnnt. Whit• w1n tins. 63 Ford Galaxl1 sao 2 Dr. I cylinder. Automatic fr•nt. ••· llo and htotor. Whilowall nroe. 64 Chevrolet 81tccYna 4 Dr. I cyl. Auto. Irons, R&H, WhliiWoll dnt. Like new• A.uta. trans. R1dlo & hut.,, Whitow•ll tl....,. 61 . ~EY, CICiiii.O! W~A'r'l& TAI(I"'' YA SO I.ONG? 64Fal,on Futvro 4 Dr. 6 cyllnct.., F•lcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St•ndud tram. ltadlo •nlll h••t•r. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT .... •0 ' CANDY BAAS! -*1 I ay RfRACEMEIJT 10 00 illY WATCHIIJG ( 882-1- ""' fumioh•d. Ph. 992-U82 . ' 8 1l trc - - ----5 ROOM apartment with bath. 1 Ph. 1192-3319. 8 t tic I ... ... _.. _____ ___-- ·NICE 4 I'OOllla and bath unfurnished apartment. Middleport, Ohio. Ph. 119!-3874. I 3 Uc IIOOEI(N 4 room and bath fur. 8lJI...t,; apartmeot. Middle·JIIll'l, "--'Pi; ...... f II til OOES iT/ ) --.. . Supplleo. - · tft.206f POMHOY tkl 3MALL apartment on 201 But· ternut Ave., Pom ., 0 ., partlJ ' THA"f GASULIN! AllEY 4 - 8 ·1·12loeb BlockJ eCemeot & Mortar eMetal W'md,..,, & Donn • ·Door l'ramet lo Other lluoul'l' Transfers Bulternut Ave .• Porn· ~ onoo For Tho BHI In ani garag~ . IJEXT YEAR rM G£miJG. A SUM~ --· Metropolitan Moten m: :__ ________:_ . __ s· J. ., t 1 •1. I'ALLS, CAN 6CHOOLTIME . W'l WI" Mtddltport, 0. Pomeroy WIDTEROCKpUllell!. Pho•e ' furI II 3tc 142-4750. rushed apartmenb. AU utili- VENETIAN bliDdl, aU kinds. I tteo paid. P~one .WY :1-2716. Also repaln. Dale Wippel [ EXPERIENCED Rowley and Reed. Alter 6 p. m. call WY 2-3571. Supply, 215 Unio• Ave., I RNr Meigs _c;.n.ral Hosplttl WHEEL I Will Out j <Thurt.-Fri~Stt.) lfc Pomeroy, Ohio. ! 29 301< ' 41 AUGNMENT Of My Office / All Models = m:--.:fur::nlsll-= LOSE WEIGHT safely With "rHRE=:::.E::-a-nd.,-;lo-ur---,roo .... !:stall For Sale ond ed and unfurnished apart- !lex-A-Diet Tablets. Only !lie ----fi::-o-r-;Sa:-;le---Sunday, Aug. 2) st At Recluc.d PrieM , menta. WY . ·5431. 12 5 tfc at Stark Pharmacy. I II 12~p , ==·=-;';;;-:-;-:::;-:=:;;-7,::;: BRAKE SERVICE ;;- OX %4" tee1 I turn J'ARIM, 2 mil.. at! Rl ! thru Sun., Aug. 28 furnished aplfl. NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try LENN ' ' · """ . Story'• Ruo. Set Mro. I FOUR ROOM . . . Alignment Shop WY 2--3658 4 l4 tf "Sleepers." Guaraateed re-• ace, lood conditiOn, S vent-Wrlllbl:ll meol. __ -··· . ---- . _c oult or money back. Only 98c.'l lian blinds, size 27\il by 54", ward Ebenlbach, 105 Phono 992.3516 I, EFFICIENCY opartme•t. Ph., tl Stark Pharmacy. a 11 Set Harley Haning, Fla l· Sl, Pomeroy, 0., or W. Main St. Pome"" 1 19 lztp ' --- ~---- I 992-2288 or '"'at 408 Sprioa ' - - ------- - --- - -1- - 'I wood• Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9112.291~. ROUTE l%4 J'ot'Dierly Grueoer Bod1 , ! A p - 0 I 17 tl :' THE PROVEN carpel <eener 1•'" 8 18 3ip M 0 M W •an Worb AUCTION- Starling Friday, I - ve., omeroy, . c : Blue Lustrl'ls easy on the Ph. 992· ~- 'It ACRE FAR ' . . o. At SJIT'ICI"f Corporotion Alii!- 19th at , Laurtl Cliff ' CAMPING trailer. sleepo siz. , budget. Resloreo forgottea ctl· l t BEDROOM home In Middleproperly, Bailey RuD ~;.~,~~~~~~~~~~~ NOW R!PRIIINTING Sehool Houw_on State iloult : Will renl ily day or week. Ph. oro. Rent electric sh&Jllpooerl port, aut to school. Seo at Contacl Ralph Lambrig~~ 11 124 7 p.m. '/l'e will sell your . 992-5p22. 11 Pomeroy C"'!'ent Block 301 Hamilton St. or call t, CorUand, 0. I lull,_ Servlas MEIGS COUNTY me<ehandi. tor you. Adamo i T 21 If< : C;. ·' t 11 Itt 99H324. I 18 tfc WITH PULL SIRVICI Trading Post anti 'Auction MODERN ·2- -iie.Jri.ij;,--- homO: · - - --- - -- LUSTRE Foam is gua;anieed 1rlTII COLI) WEATIIEB Ht~uso. Ph. 142·5394. 8 11 Uc Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992.29!Q day FROM wall lo WID, no ooU ''' I to be tho best carpel cleaner bead, crickets, spiders & - - · · · I or m -3102 evenings. all, oo carpeb cleaned Wltlo you have ever UBtKI or your • ilncla will Ill aomiDI ADAMS TRADING Post Is 7 tl tftr Blue Luslrt. Rent eleclri< money bock. Eltdric Shamside your homo where opeo a dayt I week : . Moo- i -----·.- - -- sllampooer Pickens Hard· ! r rental $1 Ebenlbacb worm. Protect your boDlt [J day through Sallfday. We ' For Sale or Rent . ware eo., In<. 1 1~ etc ~ 1r1 P~oy Ohio. iJ _..ltt. from theoe pesllt with ARAB, C:lu~ of Southern Olilt have rad1o and lelef;ston ro- i -.. - - -• -· a " • ' '·· ~··1 &fallible al Kill . aIso pen I ty oI a tit'IQL~"'" . •u :5 ROOM fee~~ I_If_ill"""' .,~ Co-.• .-uv.w u••••eport. . . HOUSE .d. a•d t bath, 1 FOR " a 1·ob wtU ciHe pa1r, _ , . , . 17 1 ~ ~ ' iog" elean tarpell ll'ith Blut UN!!EATABLE - ltltil Solid i POMEROY item•. Main SL in Ruiland, : : 1ummu~ " . I 11 Uc l BOB. E. BYER 1 11ory lriiiii,j O. Ph. 142.5396. . oors an WI Ph. ows.992·6;!02. • I Lustrt. sham· •1, :je lfc :. IN Bredbury. pooer $1 Real Ba.k..-electri< Furniture Co. State . 4 slerto, peed ntdio t lloombia1-' than(· i rooms (2- bedrooDll), ~ . I 11 3to . I 15 6lt: Ito•, ' au oma. c bartlwood noon, 10 AUCTIONEER Wanted --, nloe walnut finJSh, bat IIJI'll8CC 6 - - -~- ----· · i ROOM houst •"'i bath. PI!; . DON'T pump your olug•isllsilllltant .. rodio. Take ov«l caa oor · COMPLETE SALES - 6546 .• 8 14 6t ·! e "'r th needt lome reps1r. EMEN MIDDLE AGED LADY to:Jivt _ P: lie tank. Get Klean-Em • All paynwnllt of $6.21 per mon , buy at $5,001l.OO. MANAG T iii, dt housework, !au ry BRAND new I bedroom Septic Taok Cle818r. Land-I or pay balance due 191.01. Try I POMEROY - NICE 114! Write. , ..... tr Contlot and assist with ~are ol · al- mode,.. homo. Velma G. ZU"' I mark Farm l!ureou, Pome- it lit your homt. Ph. 9112.3218. frame 1 rooms tf boilroo•mo), j .liM CARNAHAN id. Ph. 992-36611 between i :ond _P••:_Ph. 7}~-5150. _ _l_l.O_IStp i _ roy, 0 . · I 10 SOlo I I! llc_ new ~.. forced air furnace , IIACINI, OHIO 6 only for appol•tmenl fer S•l• or Tr•de I BUDGET rRlCED furnllurt II TWO SADDLE horses, 0 . . !leW hot water lank, wtervtew. _Do not apply :ua- _________ -· i our ibirtllloct budget lbop. hall Arabian, ~ are te• rem<>deled liVID£ room less O'llpertetced. I It 6lt: 113.100 EQUITY and a 15,000 1 Baker Ftlrllittn, Ulddleporl lie, .. ddles and ilridles. dining room, baseii!Ht, ad beat!DC, - - - --borne. _located In Camp Fer· ! Ohio. U 12 Also oome good brokeA poa- porch. GoiDI at t&,500.011. Oblo. Elld your HWII' Mertill Mollallan, zOna Mol· WANTED de, Anrona. Ph. IM9-2321 be- USED Apochl Ravea, 11611 ieo up' to 54". Paul 0 r r . ...... buyt 78 aoros ll'ith tpWe ba.. ell 11!a HWI!f IDII:JI.Iloh:.;, ID James A. Will, Sharon TO BUY _1 \lf"-"~! :_1 _P·. lll: __8_.17 _6!_<_ model. Ph. New Hav.. J'b. t!&-31112. . I 17 81p prolimatel7 :IIi ocres lor - · Reuonablt rateo. Will, Lut, Pomeroy. LAND A S41o 28(18, JohD r. Roush. II>ME nioe .youq cultivation, balance lit 1JY 1-21'/t, daJ or ~~ BurdeU Black, Elfie Black ID 7 28 - ny lie : 191;11 TROTWOOD - · Camplnt! cattle. Pk. 119U227, Porn., 0 . tureho antlhtlmkhlrho,barn•' W. Jones, Ruby Jones, With or Without potatoeo lomatoes 1 14 use, c tc eD us • """' 1 wvANS trsiiH. 16 fl. with 3 fl . cab -~ • • 1 orib • room !ramo house AllenoloiBI:a .1 acre, Salisbury. Bldgs. Send Full 1 f 11 If 1 and melons. Claret1ce Prof- · • • ' ·~1 over. seeps , u Y se . Ph ~·•\ Wanted To Buy bath _ good out cellar. 7 miles 8tmploll _...,. h d V Fll h •~ Dtscrlptlon for conlained 8, 10 aylo• scrr<!o, I btl, Portland, 0 . . 843-~. _ ___ __ • Crilt Hradlord T omas an lola c w 1 II If•[ ANTIQUES F ·ru bl from Pomeroy.. Oscar Fiteh, Reva Filch, V• A. prompt rtp1Y Io: Cabanns room, tl ec I r i < . . , Ufftl re, mar • Albert M. Co•, · Broker .,... PraM • Coi1UI Lebanon. Box 661-G brakes, axle hitch, bought H FT. Camping trailer, sleepo top tables, dishes, cut glasa, B-J Qolud, Soleomat A. c;, BBADI'OBD Delbert M. Newland, Luuisa c /oDally .S~tinel new, used3 times. Sell lor,1 7, bitch lncinded antlolectnc ooocellaneouo tlems. Lu m.aat ' Rtft\ OMe PomirOy,O. _1!~· Ph 992-li)~ - B_19_6lc:i brakes. Ph. 71H881, Maoon, Rndisilt, 1M Legion llfttdop ltUiU or 1ft-a I 1 Ill !.~~~~::: ~=~!:~r.t 610 '-;:::::;~-;:':""'::":"'"' '1 ONE GAS heater. 1~.1100 BTU W. Va. I II fomeroy, OhiG. I 8 II Sic OUve. -:; - -- - -IJOATudmolorDctnii· COPPER AND brass, 4c Ul 5c !• $.JO; heater, %11.1100 BTU, 125 ; GAYNELL WISE propetiJ oa Jnrude Salet and Serriei~l •Gertrude Searleo, Adm., Goper lb., lower, radiators, •3• , Wringer type washer, Mayloti ButltntUI Ave. J'b, fltl:lSchwane! MariRC, rt Canter, dec ., to Leslie L. off. market is poor tag, $45; Phone 1192-3442 li2IIIS. 7 Ito port, Ohio. a1 Whillin&lon, Frances J . Whit· Bill Bailey. P. 0 . }4. a IS 41c ~ M. n....::::.:.;::._______ 1iD81<>D, !6.30 A., SaUsbury. L w 1•• a.~,._ =,....~A;,uto==-::;Sa::.:=:... :::;;u:::ai:' .WU..o m•..._, NPU Emma M. Mathewo to Mary _ Reed~ill•. ~· _ 1 17 31<! USED Wurlllz-;-- Profe,;.ioaal , WANTED - Work lor buUdoa- Organ tn ncetleat eond1lion. .._ t' ·• ·:1159 OLliS., good condiUo•. Ph. fke. t1 allkiL WY 1-JZH. Louise Rupe, Lut, Middleport. tr. Ph. 992.22tll I t ;lOle Mahogan1· finish. Reeent.ty L 11no. -If :11. ~ fltl:l-3860. I It Sic 'ftlt Fabric Sbup, ......,_ Franklin Real Estate Co. to traded i• 0 new Wurlitzer a rt • 1. .,...., 21. a...g.. CHEVROLET, 1 AalhortiOtl Sloilll' laMI tlldll Cltu. V. Humphreys, Doreen 11151 Organ. Original co•t $1395.00. &llaiiM 1To~~!.. llorvlce. I II Uc W. Humphreys, Luts, Pomeroy. eoiDII 1. BeertAc .-.. - standard transmt1sion, Special $9115. II. .......;. " ._,.,... a......, J h lhl Charles E. Humphrey, May WA.NTf:DI ' SEW Winter PiaMo. W aln u I 0 1 n 1 ael• «,.. In Mood condition. t, UADY·MIX l!tlltCI"tlll Humphrey ID Charles Ed Hum· j · Rl. 1, Racine. 0. Phone all· ed rlghl to your pro,.-. •·~ finioh . $795 value. C 1m· ...... I.phrey, Vivian E. Humphrey, Furniture IUid bouaellold & ..__ 1. Pi I I ..........., .- 5 p. m. !149-2632. I If 3tp •-' Fr Umaltt coodl. We "iD buJ """" plelt with bearh. Sp..,_ .._ -vod ._ ..,_ s. IIFM · I .._ o..o tBIJ. et es · 1.6 A., Olive. ptete •tolft or tmallloto. iaJ $585. ._ - - · a. s;.., """ ..,_ ..-- it5a CHEVROLET, SO ••· ill. Pbooe 992~ Geegleta Lawrence Milhoan, M. Mar. Call . • Trade-in accepted. E a oy L P.. ' al a •1 ,q • as. • run• good aid loob ~Ready-Mil Co., Ml~~ jorie Milhoan 1o Floyd E. 'J1. ..,. Ill s ....'1 terms. & Old Ph. 143-H, f300. I •.7 ... OblD. I " "" Brown, Helen J. Brown, Luts, ·--li.PI I :11. ~~.KNOTTS USED Wendell 's, 1:11111 ~rlield Ave. atlftlgtlt AUTO SALES - 1~1 Bbl<k, Middleport. FURNITURE tnd Parkffsburg, w. va., 26102. :n. good tireo, liRe work car, AIR CONDITIO~.,!, R':!'!:: Lawrence Milhoan • M. Mar· I" ~ ~ r"'F0 ~ 1 AUCTION / Phone 4110-4401, 8 19 21<! a.!Ool.: ...$.I'll. Ph. fltl:l-292%. 1 14 lie tlltn llel'\'1<1!. •u ...- jorie Milhoan 1D Paul R. Houda· I" ~ ~ 11-2nll. . ~tt17 oratloa, New Haveo. Phone shell, Marcia J . Houdashelt, ~""'""'"""""".-""",...."""'I FIVE ROOM ho,..., garage aod AUTO SALES - - l961 Volkswai- TU W517. I I Ke Middleport. ~· outbuilding, 2 acres ol ground 2L:,..ttl. Also 1 10 ft . plywood H~lp W1nted stoker coal furnace, 13000. Ph.' :za.Lester Henderson, Hazel I?} boat. Ph. 9112.2980. I 15 lip .sATING, PLUMBING, Rartl Benderoon w Iva M. Donohue, MALE HELP-, i>clwe e. ages il _992_·_5106. I 11 &lp :IIi. .._Palo DoSGI Bollle Oat. Araold f.& acres, Scipio. SooNd '//' ud Jli, elean, oeal appear· , SINGER SEWING MACIDNERnthtrl, Ill 11:. MaiD Sl., !;a...i.;;;;i;:~'------'""": aoce ol good character. Day ~- Thi• onachm• equipped to zig a - · ........,., I II 1fe or night shill available. Apply zag, make bullooholeo, dara : :1111 A 20 1966 ~ 1D person at Burger Boy, 23 and moaogram. Tab over a..._ Sat., ug. 1 • WUILmll 17,; W. Unioa, AlberiS, G. betweeo pa~menl• of 16.50 per moatlr 12 noon 1low time eiAI.OWIN buurs ol I and' > p.fll. 8 t JOlt: or pay balance due $50 50. a.~ TER AGENCY _. OTHII fAMOII' ~ W 10L1:1 tro• CHina. . . - - --- -- Free bomo demo. Ph. 1!1%· &Jliio<* INC. beltn reuew1q your ~. 8rim~ton• ftMd, C. . DtJ' Bd. IIWD· IIIANDI For Rent 3211. a 17 6tt: .. ::::- f'" auto IDiurii!ICt. Wo may Ill IMr " · tun - - . teno• -.... FURNlSHF.D 4 Room apar~ i4 ·SHASTA. 11 fl. trailer: cob JI.O'Ttd tble to oave you m01101. lla""-1 1C11d molt ot .,. fal'lll Ute menl. f-or eouple. Phone 992over, hilch, electric brakes, : I l L I 2 Uc •uowlDr u.m. wW M Hl4 .. • ~ M3li. I 17 tie l loilet. awning and nel , $!,4!NI. .UUc aueHOil. __.... ...... J.UTOMOBD..E lD!uraoce beeD -~ 38.111'1•t• ROOM - ~ouse and- bath -... 255 Lionel Boggs, 9112.3892. eucelled1 Loll y111r opert~ &SN..-J• retrtaerator. ..... · IDOl" VLI W. Main St., Porn., 0 . Ph. . I 17 61<! «'a UCII!H! Call WY :1-298&. .ten·•· uuat, ••.,..... uma ~ ftlrAitu,., I bOOM-. ~ I li 1fe 992-26611 or 992-2961. 8 14 6tc BIRD DOG. En11ioh •etter, reiMILl' Cl&YI"JJQVVOI'B - ._,, . _ il 1ltlll II - -~- --- --- 1 . ..u•• 1 .-almlt. i ~ 1Ntll . . . . I ROOM bnc~ dupleJ with i istfretl. 1100. Ph.· Ray Par· .J:XYBI.B.J:AltB I M ...,, bHUq stoY... illef&l1e for four Rent THREE and room HONDA ·~;.; USED TRACTORS . For I w~o Ordtt;l"' Te .....,.ourDr.,..ln IIIIYICI IS Hill II 2-3974 All Food! Available For Carrv·Out 1r.- Notic. PHONI WY 211 I. Moln ® .. • SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT (nw's Steak House BAU..EY'S RESTA1JRANr U U $194 5 Impala 4 Dr. Sierra Gold finish with spotlets eleu1 matrh· jn.g intetior, MW 'Y!.W. tires. V8 enJine, aut.omat e trans., pow- steerin"' J'lldlu 6: beatM. SM thil dl.-p tiF now. M CHEVROLET M50 pricH. $2295 maroon finish. Radio and he~ter. URLEY MOTORCYCLES . I.:. • �' ' •' . ., . ;. \, ' ..,. .. :- .-. :_ ,.._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.JIIddleport, . 0 · ·• Aug.~. 1!'! Recent Bride · u · ' Around and ·Ab·OUt · Middlep0 rl Hospital News Honored at Shower Yultort Return · To $outh .Carolina ~atheny ltee ol Leon, W. 'ta.: 'llfr. an4 Dia~-Glven I .On Thursday Around and Ab 00l pOmeroy I I day a:.• ~~:.ers,:: ~ . ·For Two Birthday• ,, w.:.t ~rs. ~l ,.•' -,.~ ,. , ' •' •1 1, -' . .' . ' . • •. -~: '~: . -l , I' . 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Open Friday Until 8 in the Evening Open Saturday Til 9 in the Evening · ·t AGood Time to Select Your Boys .and Girls School Clothes. 1 ?' RALLY ROUND THE BARGAINS! MEIGS THE..TR£ MISS AMERICA 1 ' . ·- ) . ' ' J; (., ~ ..... -~ ,. '~aai i:r:•: . ,. " THREE ·SECTIONS ' ' At' Indian:'·, Fairground~ ·SPIIIIfQ~, 1 ~ da::'-~ ;~. ~. 1 1 NAVAJO A N 1 THE BOX o. I , (UPI) - Fair olllclalo oald oae ol Iso 'Idn't bother shouted. "Get hlm out. My A third Yiollm wu ldeollll!i!J siJ: • by • JJ loot wood and lbe dead wao a workman riJ· to look, ~ <1· 'o :. ·'wo went God, there are people under aa Dale R. Mueller, ~ steel ·~II C)l acalfoldlna rinK• rope oo lbe pandatand Idown." "'· there." . . Ov~rl~ Mo. . ' \ pluna''Jf .jll)m the roof of the roof let """ by a IIIII of lbo Tbe Injured ·'· :· J. :'':c ·to a Stale police, sheriff's oH1cers SiJ: iDjured persou ,... sll:le ·· ounds grandatandl "Greea ~II" pertormliiJ storeroom IJJsia, ., .•, ' ,'- 1- and city pollee with the belp of ldmltled to SL Jobn'a bolpllll. Sall#dJ.y. 16 feet onto 1 croWd at tbe 1tale lair daBy. 1stand belore beln~ ' 1 ~> · <d 1civil defense officials moved Ia Four were Ia crlllcal C!OIIdltllll. : belciw. ' ,, A wllness who had been to local hospitals. ..men immediately and . prevellled The scalfoldlng coUapad ... 1 AI least. three persons were standing on the roof said the'witl! acetylene torches cut up lpanlc. 1:16 p. m., fair olfleiala 111111. · _. kUied. . other vlcfun might also have the ilteel debris. A St. Johns Hospital, official The Ume 1r1111 bad IIIJ'IId tiii" . 'ftla JCal;loldlng, whlch be1d fallen. Spectators were dumbfounded identified the dead as Ralpb than an bear before and ,i ii ··· the ~ 1111!11 eoUapad "There were two besides by the suddenness of the IHegar, 63, and Glen R. race ltsell waa acbetluled it ; on¥> lbiJ ·molewlng area I myself up there," Ken Roberts, I accident 'My God, there's a Lockwood, 37, San Bernardino, begin at S p. m., less 111111 t.1 j where •boul ill penona were Costa Mesa, Calif., said. "I waslman under there," one man Calif. lbours later, '" -~ watcllln8 ifme lrlalo lor the .>,'\,. I i. . 1 Friday and Saturday Sale 1 ~ ' ' Dean;:'':'~ ! Drive·ln j,f, ' . I Iter ,I, Mr: l~~~:~;:J.i~;,a~a~!tm. P~i~~. ~~~~~~· :\;n?.~~ ~;\ :~: CAJ FNOAR ' f• ' . .... . ' ',' I SOCIAL .· ' . .... );~ S:l¥.! 8 ·• ., . '.I ; ·. .-.. ~-~~~ 1 J: I ' :!in SJ!. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Larry Flo1 ColumbuJ: . ,. Whllf The County Courthouse- em· and children, Cindy, Jeff and Mr. an«! 1>1!1• ,Roush, Mr. ployees honored Mrs. ~cllle Curtis have returned to their Albans, w. Va. ; M,r,.-and Mrs.· eaWt&u"" ~ In obserV· Norris Diehl, recent br1de of Admission home In Buflerd, s. c., aller_a Charles Kessengor, Mr. ·'and w!th' a dlnnether of Mrl 111 UU Daniel Diehl, of RuUand Mon· visit here with ber parents, Mr. Mrs. t\lbeft Roush and cldJd. ance of , , aya Akr · evening with a bridal show- Harvey Brown, Jr., 33 Ben-~ and Mrs Albert Roush. JeU Ken and Becky · A son Florence_ of on, or at the home of Mrs. Virgil kle Ave, Mrs. Wilbert Bailey, · · and Cln'tis have ;pellt 1 h'e : ' ' •. stationed ~ Vlei and :Mrs. A . -White ol Syr~> : I v. Brown, Rock Springs. I Rt. I Ewlngton; Donald R. summer with their grandpar- ge ' euse. 'Die hiJIIOred 1\lesls reA "oome as. you are" party The new Mrs. Diehl is the ISaxton. Rl. I Gallipolis; Dan- Tom Skinner, a senior in the [ ents. While bere they altal~ a Nam. celved gills and. cards durinl 1M 1\mfeat highlighted the <Ommissioners' .clerk._ Games \ny G. Saunders Rt. 1 Ewmg· College of Dentistry at Ohio lamil runion and plenlc held , the evening. BeU, .ugust meeting or tbe. lB~ Mrs Wilham Fish..- return- were played wllh pmes being ton; Roy S Thaxton, Rt. I Bid- State Umversll) . visited Wed- SUnd!y at the !eglon farm on IN ROSI'lTAL Present wn~.rsMrs Beullee Class of Ill• Midd epor d Rn Darst and BODi , • Mrs 1 the home of awarded and refreshments were well; Groce N McCarty, Rt. I ne day with his parents Mr. Ba'l rirst Baptist Church Thursday : r so~esa:~· d~ughler-in-taw, served to Ruth Moore, Eleanor ~ Thurman ; M~s Merrill E. Shri- 1 n~ Mrs. Arthur Skinn~r and lt~ndi~ 'were Sgt. and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Hoffmal of Mld- ' lah While, Texanna w:.~~ evemng at tbe church. IMl and Mrs Mason Fisher, Robson, Lotta Spencer, Nelbe ver, Rt. 2 Bidwell ; Wilham G. Mrs. David Farmer. Matheny and family, Buflord, dleport Is reooverlng from rna· Hannay, Mrs. Agne~ite ' The menu of com bread and , lro;, Meigs General Hospital. =~\ E~ly~ ~uck~~mm~~~: ·~ ~ilm~urb p~hPI;~sant~l=::::a M s An!Oid Richards Mrs. S. C., Mrs. Alta Miller, Mrs. jor surgery at Holzer Hospital. and Mrs. Charles • lteans was featured followed by \ 1 en ac • 10 ' ue ur au · ' r· ' bell Garent Herdman, Mr and Her room number Is 221. · Mrs E J . Hill returned , Grace Jividen, Dollie Hayes, !Mrs. J. Berrye Worsham, Pt. Allen Hampton Mrs. Camp Mrs. Leonard Miller, Lydon, During' her stay In the hospital, BlltTHDAY OBSERVED 1 period of games mciudmg a spellmg bee. Prizes were home T~esd?Y· afler. a several! Grace Whaley, Faye Walker, I Pleasant ; Carl Davis, Syra- Harper Mr.. Ervi~ Burngard- Lissie and Joe and Mrs. Don- the Hoffmans' oldest son, Mike, A family dinner was held II a~arded to Mrs. Fieldmg Hawk· 'days VISit With relatives m C• Janet Moms. Marlene Har; l·lcuse: rerry R Farrar, Ches- ner, and Mrs. Wilham Snuth Die MQtheny, James and Gary Ia staylllg with bls aunt and the home of Mt . and Mrs. Law· ins and Mrs. Charles Bennett. lumbus. She was accompamed son, Lola Clark, Lo1s McElhm· ter ; James A. Heaton, Rl 3 are in Ironton to attend I he uncle, Mr. and Mrs. RObert renee MllhMn Tuesday Mrs Cora Pullen was on charge I home by Mrs. Paul Hill and ney , Beulah Strauss. Helen I Pomeroy ; Kimberly K. Fraley, annual convention of the Prov-~ Mrs Charles Rill. Duckworth of -Middleport, Their IJJg In observa~ce of thl! form· of the spelling bee and Mrs Ichtldren of Newton , Ind., who Caldwell, Ruth Moore, and the Middleport. Mrs. Haidor W. idence Asso~lalion of Baptist B~bby Priddy , son of Mrs. other children, Tam!, Beverly er'a birthday adn!Yersary. p,.... Donald Boone directed ll!e I are VISiting the Hi lls and her guest of ho?or, Lucill e Diehl. Albert. Jackson. John T.. Dan- Churches .being held at I he Opal Priddy, is spending the and David, are staying with ent were Mr. ailtl Mrs. Vernon group in several games. I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Htram , Sendmg gills were . Marth~ ko, Rt. 1 Ravenswood ; Wtlltam Mount Ohve Church. week in Dayton with his uncle, another aunt and uncle, . Mr. Weber and .chlldJ;f\D. Dennll, 1 Attending were Mrs. Boone \ Sl awter. Mrs. Horace McElhinny has Turner. He will return Frl· and Mrs. Vernon Blllg ol Harrt:las and Duane, and ·children, Jeanie and IDav· Mrs. Roy Jones, Jr., and Harriet Sterrett, Anne Ryther,l sloD' Dean G. Gardner. Jack- been returned to her . home evening. sonvllle Rd. Rutla , id. Mrs. Hawkins , Mrs. Pullen, John and Mrs. Ed Hiser and Leona Karr, Mildred Jacobs, soD'' Robin L. Kight. Jackson; from Veterans Memorial Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mrs. Joha . Jim and Carol returned to the1r Barbara Shuler, Barrie M. Mr;. J ohn L. Arrowood, Rt. 1 pita! where she has been a med· Seines, Mrs. Jacob IJ'urner, 1 homes , Columbus, Thursday s.mlth, Adelle Cummins, Bette Oak Hill : Mrs . Boyce E. Meeks, 1cal pallent lor the past week. ! Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. , afternoon , after a cdLp!e ol Hobsteller, and Belly Fultz. Ironton. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Skinner : Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Nora days visit with Mrs. Jones' , were. business visilors tn CoJorden , Mrs. Isabel Toy, Mrs . . parents, Mr and Mrs. E. J. I Bfrtbs lumbus Thursday. James Souders, Mrs . D a n a Hill. Mrs. Frederick M. Burton, Hamm. Mrs. ErneSt Hughes, ,1 Mrs. Charles R Karr Sr: ceJackson. daughter: U2 a.m. Mrs. Con Young Is recuperMrs. Lettie Roush, Mrs. Ehz· lurned home Wednesday n1ght, Thursday : Mrs. W1lbert Salley , ating at her home from sur- 1 abeth Slaven, Mrs. John Lyons alter a few days visit In Mar• . Rt. 1 Ewington, ·son, 7:50 a.m.; gery performed al the Galllpo- 1 and Beulah White ion. with her daughter and sonMONDAY Thursday ; Mrs. Merrill E. lis Medical Center recently . - ----,,- --: in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ; JANE HOWELL Tent Daugh- Shriver, Rt. 2 Bidwell, son, Here assisting in her care are ANNOUNCE REuNION IT. Bauer and Polly Ann . lters cr Union Veterans will meet U7 a.m. Thursday ; M1·s. John Mrs. Cora Young, Erie, Pa., and The Wingett reumo~ wtll be i Miss Polly Karr of Columbus I al the Middleport roadside park, L. Arrowood, Rt. I Oak Hill , Mr. and Mrs. l)ouglas Jackson , held at Red House, W. Va., on arrived Wednesday 1\lght for a Monday at 6:30 p.m. for a pot- daughter, 8:15 p.m. Rendville. Sunday, AuguSt 21 , with 8 bas· visil with her parenls, Mr. and luck picnic dinner Members Discharges G. p · d hil ket dinner served at noon R K s dI · Mrs eorge riCe an c · ·p D bb!'e and Ran..,..""'""'""'""'""'if-""'.="JI Mrs. Charles . arr, r. an are reminded to bring table ser- Stacie L. Arnold , Mrs. Wal- d I" t d th I , I h'll ren , enny, e to at en e a1r . vi ce. Arthur, Mrs. Earl Barn 1 , d 1 Bloomin ton lnd are Mrs. Susie Fischer spent JOPPA CHURCH Revival Homer c. Brown, Mrs. John Y h ~he; Mr~' HUON Sunday at ' New Haven, W. V~., starting Aug. 22, at 7:30 each s. Caulman Mrs. Marvin Cox, ~" m~ er ~0 .th' Mr · and w. v;,. I with her sister, Mrs. Mae Re1t· evening. Rev . Freeland No~ris, IHerbert w. 'crabtree, Mrs. Her- Mourn,;i~i=~ :e'lson 8 ;w_ fam~ ' TONIG;t and Mr. and Mrs. John pastor. Joppa HoJ11ecommg, schel Craig The Rev . Kenneth rs: p I mire "MARRIAG N THI ·1 · A 18 ba k I di · Fuller, Mrs. ' Terry A. Ham11- lly m omeroy. R e1mire. ug. , s e nner . ' ROC ' James Brewington and dau· POMEROY WOMEN's Bowl· ton Deborah M. Hanson, John Mr. and Mrs Rndney Sauer Fran k Sinat ra Debora h Kerr ghler, Sandra, of Middleport! ing City Association will meet A. Hurt, Miss Lidja Lacy, Miss and family, Cindy and Rod, (Colol) and Mrs. Esther Kester of Co- Monday at 7:30 p. m . al the Mary McClure. Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks - anO.Melvin Kenneth B. Newell and daughler, Pamela, have re"TWO ON A CNILLOTINI" I lumbus. visited rec.,..l.ly w1th , Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. CGnnie StevetlBt 1 Mrs. Homer Showers. I TUESDAY ~ugen~ H. Newland, Ray T: turned from a vacation trip to _ _ _ LDe~Jo!!!:! . Mrs. James Sisson and daugh· l A GET ACQUAINTED party Reffetl, Dottle E. Riddle, ver- Myrtle Beach, South, Carolina. SATURDAY, :AUGUST 20 ter, Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack · will be held at the Chester J non H. Rizer, Marvin c . Housh, Cindy Crooks remamed With "SPY IN YDU~ EYI" , Welker and daughter, Jeame, Grade School Tuesday al 1:30 VIctoria Sargent David E. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daria AndrewS] Boett H•lsey and Mr. and Mrs. Don Roush p. m. AU first grade students Smith Harry W' Slemmer. Leo Walter ci'Oj)ks. · tCa!orJ returned to their homes Mon·. and lheir parents are urged lo A T' 1 Mrs· Mollie warn.. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner - andafler a week's vaca tion all atlend. Mrs. Carl Weese, leach- 1 · :or, Robert L Williams spent Tuesday And Wednesday "SECRET AG!NT Myrtle Beach., s. C. er, will attend. Refreshments W.;1~· m Easterling Mrs: at Red House, W. Va. 1 ;R·~·,h:a;rd~~~~;~~~ Mrs. Nellie Kepler of Colum· will be served by the PTA IJ~;;.es ~~omas Spence~ and they were guests of her 1 Bosherd Mrs. bus isLydia tbe guest thts week of!officers. i oinf::;:~t~da:;ug~h~le:;,r;._===--:;;er~a:;;nd~si~ster~·ln-~la;;;;w;;;;,iiiMr= . ,...., Stewart. THE AMERICAN LEGION lr an . 11 Mrs. Edgar Taylor of Racine I Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post visited Tuesday evening with will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Edith Teaford. ' l•t the Legion Hall. i Mrs. Edith Teaford spent MonCLOSED day evening, at Racine with Plea11811! Valley Hoopflal THRU AUGUST20 THE her daughter and son-in-law, ADMITTED: Dale TONIIHT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentz and j Leon; Delbert Utc!)field, Apple ond TUESDA'II family. I Grove; Woodrow Kapp, Pl. : ~::f,;.~1p~;.~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis Pleasant; Mrs. Larry Snyder, Sizes Misses 11-4 (TerhniC'olor) and family of Youngstown ar- Southville, Michigan. j Paul Newman rived Thursday for a visit DISCHARGED: Mrs. Lora 1 C·D width• La urea Bacall her mother, Mrs. Edith Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. I Janet Leigh L 1 1 Colorcutoons Mr. and Mrs. John u a Likens, Henderson; Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Arthur PuUins, Pl Pleasant ;' WEDNESDAY & THURS. and Mark and Shari have George McClintock, Pt. PleasAu1. 24-25 • NOT OPEN turned from a ten days visit ant ; Mrs. Eunice Rolllns and at Brad.,..ton Beach, Fla. with daughter, Leon ; Ruth Ann FRID.AY ond SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Spen· nett,' P_t._P_l_ea_sa_n_t. _ _ _ _ , Auguol 26-27 "THE GHOST AND ' cer, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. SpenMI. CHICKEN" cer and Mrs. Joe Fitzgerald a week's vacation In New York. (Te<hnicolor) and sons. They also visited Mrs. Woodrow McKelvey and Don Knotts Joan. Staley Oneca, Fla .. with Mr. an son, Michael H&lter, of Hunt· "TAFFY AND · g1on • W· Va. VIs!ted Tu-•· MIDDLEPORT, JUNGLE HUNTTill at" Mrs. Jobn Bowen. m <>W>Y, (Technleo1or> • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas with. relatives In Ptmeroy. $39~ lacques Bergerac -~ Tafft ~ne~s~sy~and~f~a:m~il~ y ~a~r·~::~ 4 Dr. Hardtop. New price ,4,842.91. This nne Ia only sll(blly Uled. Sonomatla radl<>, wblte wall tires, air cundltionlng, so't ray tinted (lass, .and many other aeceasorieo. funfest Held ! &.. D-p·tists i ' . ;land New· T rem · 0 r s '0 It and~==~:~:·~= evastate reas tf.and · Grenade Terrorists :~~~~5~~~~~~~~~~1d~,~La;in~g~s~vl~U:~·~at:rl~g:h~t, ~r~e:ce:iv~e~l(~t~h~e- 1011 • mn. big car auto -raee. ud from Game Protector Donald Will- :£e~:0§; - . _r~, ~t)j ' L , ~N -TerroriBIA h · '.s 'lillnd. il'""adea · Into a ~ ·, ~ .. night crowd of off· fult , J'a and their VIetnamese !fllll~s at the "take ten" ~mlaloned officers club "' ' ~ .1'fiiJ!I. Twelve persons, lnch!!llnl eight Amerloq, 19er+ln}ured: · · .Goil'd• Immediately openec! ""':' •..,, the terrorists, wounding C$pturlni him glass and spraying metal either through terrorism fragments through the wall as audacious raids In papillated\ the Gl's and their girl lrlenda another day of mllldmum dived under tables. Iareas. One of the Injured Americans Elsewhere, U.S. jets law~ehedl was In serious condiUon. another day of maximum Offlclala also reported sever- raids Fri~y against North al scatlered shooting Incidents Nam and pounded a string at the Da Nang air b3se about seven oll storage depo1a In two miles away as the VIet notion's 'SOU\hem panhandle. C011J probed for soft spots In Bnd weather kept the the base's defenses. away from Industrial Sllllpecl. .:.pect Ctlq Attacks farthr north, but In spokesman Officers have warned thet the mlsalons they bombed 1 the club In Communists, defeated In dumps and Iruek at could be upected to . lnftltratlpn routes bit-and-run raids agallnst 1.1Qutli. . .1/.S. strongholds. · IQ,.-~rup1 the a ,elecii.:N ·~~epencl their ability 1o (UPI) I peking About I T0 LoseIts . eastern o JDg W ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) Sharp new tremors Saturday jolted the Erzurwn area of 0 Turkey where a catastophlc earthquake Friday wiped about a score of villages off the face of the ear"" and laid waste to four provinces In IUPI)-The Japa-, five minutes. ~~~mi~~kll~party-long EsUmales of casualties ran 'i In Its Into the thoWlands. ""•·•"• wllh Mosoow Turkey's chief ol national !leaded . toward an security announced that 798 with the Chinese persons were known dead and liu~~rltles revealed Sa- 79Z more were Injured. But semiofllclal reports reaching followed by Ihere pot the loll of Friday's 1 ~=~n~ breaka- quake at up 1o 1,1100 killed and P North · jl!lg another 1,1100 injured. aU but wiped oul and officials Turkish newspapers estimal- said it would be days before the ed the death toll at 2,000. '111• final ligures would be known. B r it I s h Broadcasting c 0 r p The new tremors Saturday (BBC) quoted a Turkish official were feared to have added to as reporting 3,000 dead and the havoc, toppling buildings 6,1100 injored. The Finnish radio damaged Friday and pos.tbly In a report from Ankara said trapping rescue workers clawthere were 6,1100 dead and IJJg through wrecked homes for nearly 30,000 Injured. possible survivors. All the casualties were (The Seismological lnstitut• believed to be Turkish. There In Uppsala, Sweden, said the were no reporiA of Americans Saturday quakes registered at or other foroi8ners among 1%:05 p.m. GMT (8 :04 a.m. known victims. EDT) were "strong" but only llemole Disaster Area 10 per cent as powerful as the Sparse communications with Friday ·quake.) the remote cllsaster area were Many isolated villages were completely cut off by the Friday earthquake which sent whole mounlainsides tumbling across primitive roads ~ leveled entire villages In !he lour eastern provinces. The mourning nation already was engaged in a gantlc rescue ! ! ,I and relief OJ*:Jtioll, aided ., the U.S,,.!\# ·~ wbk:b !lew medical liliDlit and re11e1 supplies .. the lllrlctea area bordering 011 Ruala ·and Iran, Offers o1 he1P aloo poured lD !rom around the world. The InternatlDDal Red Croa in Geneva 11en1 urpnU, Deedecf Ients and blanltets for bomeleu survivors Ul'ing In the opea 011 the 6,500-fool bJih plalna JM!I!I' Erzurum where the first fro111 of fall alread)' have been fell Pope Pllll. VI AIIDQ!!IIced a "personal ollerinl" lor qeal aid to survivors but the IIDOUIII was oot disclosed. '!be pontiff also Hill bla condolenc.. to the Turkish people and aovera.m"'il c. J'tencii."P re •I h ·l l Charles cie ·'Qallllt alae ctlliled h11 -,mpa111Y and hili olllee announced he bad made a personal dCIIIatloo· of a UlldJI. closed alllount. ... ' SAVINGSI 36 NEW- 20 USED AT 1966 Electra Buick • • • • •• More Good Buys THIS WEEK! 'JIU·PAY/Nf A eHORE? NOT FOR Ul ANY MOREl' 63 Cadillac Coupe De Ville . • • s2s00 P'Ull power including windows and 8-way seat, radio, tinted glasa, Uke new WIIIWtires, Autronic eye, Briar Rose metallic finish with like new matchine Interior. Sold and serviced by us since new. ~~~~~~r~~~~!~ tr~nP~?~~~~i!s~ ~~~~~q?o~ dei:X. ;heel with black vinyl top, black vinyl int. Only 20,000 miles. Real sharp! 63 Dodge Polara Convertible • • s1495 Start saving time yourself - start your own checking account with us. 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Thla Buick 11 equipped with famous 210 horsepower VB en(IDe and i8 built on 115" wheelbase. It has automatic lransmlaslon, radio, loam cuablo111, · large hub caps, dlx. sleerine wheel aDd full ~.565. c~tlnr. Special no trade prlct 63 LeSabre Buick 4 dr. Hard Top· S1895 Tbla Is one of those trad ..lns-lrom Buick enthusiasts who have owned BUieka yean. It ltaa beautiful aU vinyl saddle upholstery, pow~ steering, power brakes, and automatic trana. It Ia only about three years old and we are offerIn& It for about on..balf Ita or!Jinal price. for 64 Riviera Buick 2 dr. Hard Top·· '2795 Bllfck'a finest and beat sparta car. It ba1 help bucket seale with fuU colllui, power steering, power brake•, and automatic ablft. This Ia one of the cleaned IK'a anywhere. · .64SkylarkV8 Buick2dr. HardJop$1895 A. school teacher'- car thatllbow~· lt.-exceptlonal care. II hal IIIIIQeulate 18ddl8 vinyl bucket seals In aaddle colot to inatch the bronze. ezterlor. AutoiiUitlc lblft 1Dd power steerln&lllllke It the ~ drtvln& Cll'• . 62 Corvair '9oo'~4., d.r~:seclan • • $795 Tblt car lias onl)' ~743 east· JDUe;, anillt-dutWa It inside and out. Automatll .....t. . . . .......,. . . 'r . \ Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloll • This Is our full aized 121" wheelbase Pontiac with famous 290 horsepower V8 enatne. Thla car Is full! equipped with power steering, power brakes, Hydramalic, while wall tires, Chrome around windows, dla. wheel covers, dlx. steer· Jng whee~. EZI glus, and many otber accessories. Special n<> trade price of ~,960. 00. .1 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 Servi1111 Meig• Count]! tor over 94 yean POMEROY I ACTION-PRICED "AS.IS" SPECIALS . New1966LeSa_breV8Buick • • '2993 GMAC I'INANCING Clldlllac.Oidt ' \, '1.' ' ' ... ' P.estponement Of~eUrged ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 19, 1966 friend lightfoot