https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2bd0e12d89b2e27d8291144b253361e.pdf 868cd3746acc3b41704bf1fcbe1dc024 PDF Text Text ' ' •' . ., . ;. \, ' ..,. .. :- .-. :_ ,.._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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AutoiiUitlc lblft 1Dd power steerln&lllllke It the ~ drtvln& Cll'• . 62 Corvair '9oo'~4., d.r~:seclan • • $795 Tblt car lias onl)' ~743 east· JDUe;, anillt-dutWa It inside and out. Automatll .....t. . . . .......,. . . 'r . \ Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloll • This Is our full aized 121" wheelbase Pontiac with famous 290 horsepower V8 enatne. Thla car Is full! equipped with power steering, power brakes, Hydramalic, while wall tires, Chrome around windows, dla. wheel covers, dlx. steer· Jng whee~. EZI glus, and many otber accessories. Special n<> trade price of ~,960. 00. .1 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 Servi1111 Meig• Count]! tor over 94 yean POMEROY I ACTION-PRICED "AS.IS" SPECIALS . New1966LeSa_breV8Buick • • '2993 GMAC I'INANCING Clldlllac.Oidt ' \, '1.' ' ' ... ' P.estponement Of~eUrged ., �- I i Sunday August 21, 196$· ' .ane: Gallia Bookmobile Ready for Fall Stops ' ! ' '1'111 Metp Oounty 8ootmobl1e b resdy to lllart Ill lall ICbldule. The Boalanoblle boadquarWI looated at 100 lllllt Mala st., Pomeroy, wanll an cnrerdue boob relurned u .... M BEATLE BA'ITLE- Marchers appeared on the streets of Syracuse this week earryln( placards, / "Down with the Be~tles,'' signs also "We hate the liverpool A lfS·" The group said when they h~ that the Beatlea thought they were more popular than Jesus, they decided to do something about It, and cme put It, "No one is more important than Jesus." The group held a bonfire and burned wbat pictures and .'reeords they had of the Beatles. Just as the group disbanded one little girl cried, "There iJ a beetle on my back (a four legged one that is). Front row, 1 tor, Nola Nelgler and Keith Craig; back row, Karen Neigler, Sherry Craig, Johnny Eichinger and Rickey Ash. · ' MeJia General flolpltal Wll!olt, Pomeroy; Ella Larue, Rul· land. ' ' Dllebarlea - Alma Brewer. Edpr R. Donnally, Rt. . HAW~ CONFERENCE - stephanie Gibert, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Gtbert, 445 Tblrd Ave. repre senting the Rocky Ledgel Girl Seem , Council, at the Senior Girl Scout Easf-W est International Conference in ~." •·'- t1 t to Jth oth b o.a&el me ou poN w er mem ers of her "confereru:e unit," shoWn .. , above (left t_o right) are: First Row-Lynn Hanberry, Alberton, Calif.; J~ Wol'" .',; IO';ft. ~arillo, ~exl!l; an~ Toshlka !nove, Nagano, .Iapan; Second Row-Ste~ ·,, ame Gibert, Gallipolil, Ohio; Sandy Layman, Baton Rouge, La.; Marcia Murphey, Wappingers, N. Y.; and Margarita Cabrera, Mariane Island, Mieronesia. (See StorJ ; Page 8; Col. 2) "· ";" Ha·-" w,...._, . -' "'' Thru Teacbers Employed in Gallipolis -" board"' GallipoHs oducatiiOI .... her bachelor's degree from teacher. .. -;: a special meetlna J'rlday Marshall University, was em- Mrs. Alma Slayton of N'Oi1Jit · Rio rirande· Naomi Keels Rt. F. Kennedy, with u ..troduotine teacben, a ...,.. ployed for 011e year as a fifth up was btted 1o replace . . . Mrs Gertrude Carman and Mttlvin Clendenin, also known , CrowR City; Lester P. Martin, f oat Hill.' Beba Oleta ~ tiM bY Carl Sandburg; Peter and approved 1 bid for grade teacher at a salary of Donna Phillips, as ... istant_~ Dan Notter, Jury Commission· as Eugene Mize, 42, Dayron, j Crown City; Opal D. Houck, Vinlon; - ~,.. E. Martla, 81: Marshall Speaki-Vo!Ullll I & losurance oo school buses. $5,050. relary at Gallia Ac!ademr K1f11P ·ers, Fnday afternoon drew forger~. 425'h Second Ave.; and Mary 1 Chesblre· Glenn 0 Baird Rl 2, delivering some of his let'· Teacher btrlng fllle4 I he Walter Weltthoff, a gradualo school. .J .nam.s of 100 Gallia county res- Carry-over cases are: Carl M. Smith, 73 Pine St. z Gallipoli,;. Lewis 'M S~ts· IDOIIS; JudiUt Anderson reads school olaff with tbe exception of Wooster College, and who The bid ol Grange Mutu11 idents for prospective jury du- E. Jones, 3_1, Columbu~, and In the order In which Utey CroWD . City'; Arlie Davis: - R~bert Louis Stevenson- A of ooe position, Guidance dlreo- baa dono additional work at lnsuran« Co., totalling t1;9M.f ly durmg the September term Holly Tombltn, 55, Huntmgton, wilt be called, here are 1 h o Rl 1 Patriot· EUtel L Brad- CbUd 1 Gardea ol Veraea, IIIII tor, aad that Ia apecled lo be Slala Teochen College, Califor- 60 on 19 I1Cbool busoo wao • of Galha county cornmoR pleas W. Va., breaking and entering. prospective petit juror•: bury 1M Woodtand Dr.• Mabel Carl Sandburg readln&, IDed 111 tbe ..,. fultn. aia, Pa., was employed for one cepted by the board. • ('(Jurt. Names drawn for prospective Glenna K. Long, Rt. 1 BidHedgewood' Dr., for Children. T01chers biNd werw llf rs, year as 1 Latin and English 415 At the drawing in the office grand jury duty, in the order well; Esta Wblte, 2106 Chath- AI Lee Morris Rt. 2 Bidwell: The Bookmobile's personnel DalorN M. Shupert of Rio leacher at a salary of $5,150. Bead-Guarded • of clerk of ceurt Marjorie Rine- in which they wilt be called, am Av•.; Lillian Rose, North- and Doris B. 'JihnSOII Rt j Mrs. Velma Plkkoja, hesd II- Grande u .. elementary laach- He has taught for Ute past Biz By Oney Poliee ·' har~ the JUry commissioners are: up; Oma Silvey, il39 Tblrd Ave,; BidwelL ' • brarlan, Mrs. Tltelma er for - year II a salary ol years m Miami eounty. • replenished the jury wheel Aroa Massie, Eureka .Star Dora R..sell, Rl. 1 Oak JBJI; George Jone8, Rl. 2 'Galllpo- asslslanl Ubrarian, Mrs. She holda a eadet eer- Two resignations accepted by CINCINNATI, Ohio <UPU .A. Wtth 500 new names JUSt re<enl· Rt.; Mary G. McCoy, Addtson; Verba 0. Wallace Crcwo City· lie· Dora H Waddell Waterloo Williams, pari time and has received train- the board were those of Mrs. With four poUcemea 4111 ~ ly obtained from the board oi l Ambrose Dorton, 45 Garfield Velma M. Henry: Rl. s Gill s~r Rl; Jobn J. ~chiD, Wa- librarian, Loretta EbUa II Ohio University, and lid- Margaret C. Stewart, and Mrs. to intercept zeatoua fame, the elect tons . poll books. I Ave.; Carroll H. Black, Rt. I , polis; Vlrsie Houck; 20 01 d terloo Star Rl.; Rose z. Jel· tary, Georg~ Wagner wort at 111111111 Ulllver- Mary Withee, a fifth grade BeaUes slept peacefully Sat~ , The f~rst 30 names drown B1dwell; Ebzabeth M. Clarl . Fort Trail; Ruth R. BenRett, fers, Rl 2 Patriot; Jolm Roke, Gladys Louise Brewer, . lily. 8ha hu two years of H· · day before a scheduled ~ero lor grand Jury duty, and j Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Ella F. File, WaterW. Star Rl.; Homer W. Rt. Galllpolla; bnogeae Me- ant driver and Lawreoco Still, perleace at Washingtl1n Town- Ten Fain Opening "' Crosley Field. More !hallthe rematnmg 70 lor . jletol Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Terenco J. Swain, Eureka Slar Rl.; Eddie Grow, u Lloeola St.; Lloyd E. maintenance. ship, and last year Ill Deer In Obi Thi W k 31,000 were apected to 8 ee Jury duty . Hansley, 1670 RJVerv1ew Dr.; D. Blakeman, 2145 Eaalera Ave. Fry Rt. 2 Galli fia• Nellie H. Schedule of stops will be aDCincinnati. Her bU!!hand O The mop-topped quarlet 'ar· Others present for the draw· Jo Ann Russell, Rt. 1 Gallipo- John I. Richards 412 First a profeuor at Rio Grande COLUMBUS (UPI) - T • n rived hare bY plane 111 1,45 i; 158 Secorid~ve'· Helen L oounced later. lng were Miss Rinehart, sher· lis; Wanda Parsons, 121 Kineon Ave.; Frank W. ClendenJn, Gal- ~ KaRBuga· j~ AHord H D Suit fairs Including the S~te Fair m. afler a show In Memphl\ Iff Denver A. Walker, and Dr.; Richard P. Hunt, Rl. I lipolis; and Kathryn Evau, Rl. Burlo11,.837 Tltird AW!.; Jdargaru~e aa,aa~e Mrs. Snf!IDIUI PI""'J, who open this week, and SIX cl"": Tenn., where their IODg3 hal, Judge John W. · Howell, acting Gallipolis; Helen M. Curnutte, 2 Bidwell. et E Cornett, ~ Larlai Dr , Agamst Airlinee thett llaads whlrh started Ia~. to oompete with tho noise o1 judge of common pleas court. Rt. I Gallipolis; Barbara Har- Victor w. Bradbury, 845 Third G. Roberts, Eureka ~ INDIANAPOIJS, lad. (UP!) Guoline 'Wuhed week, 18 the IIHM Ohto lair tiro rackera. Fruit attd deb~ 108800 Only sev~n cases plus two fls, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Jam•s D. Ave.; SlanaR J. Fellure, Water· Rt.; Norma Scwten 521 JBlda -An lndlanapolle man who A b Firem passeo the mid-point. . also rained Glllo the staga.. ... olhors c~ned over from . the Swain, 112 Vinton St ; Larry loo Star Rt.; Joseph L. Kemp, Dr.; and Ike D. Biankenshlp lost his right foot ud left Jet wab y en The Cuyahoga Cuunly Falf ., May' lemo grand jury are on ' Stewart, Rt. I Patriot ; f'l<Jssie 1006 Third Ave.; Clarence E. Rt I Gallipolis ' In • recesl occident a The allipofia •olunteer fire at Berea ends Sunday, the 01GETS PROMOTION I the docket for the up<oming IF Burllle Vinton . Sheets Crown C'"' eJ Finl ' Lake Ceatral Alrlinel lOIII sis .11181 and tawa Cuunty show at Oak Har· Marine Laoue eo-d · · ' · ' · ....uocr u ey Rt. 2 Crowa fit K 150 000 • · - · truck lo wash spilled guo- bor ooncludeo Tuesda the AI ',..._ gran Jury. They are: Laura R. Henry, Eureka Star Poling, Rt: 2· Crown City; Har- City· WOllam Patriot· eu a ..,, • y, · Jam•s E. !p1111, 1011 ol. Mr; Gene M. Stewart, 45, Phita- Rt.; Monroe Ball, Rt . 2 .. Pat• ry •JIJ: •PhUiip!f! ·RI. 1'" '41idwell• ~ Caaldy 15 Grape St : against the Une Friday. off the psoemetll at Frank len, ~gan and ~anOII <:'>""ty and Mrs. Junior Sp.aon of Rural delphia, Pa.,_ possession of ob- riot; Evelyn Denney, Rt. 1 Bid· Charles w. Smith, llll Garfield Arlliur G. ~ 1127 Albert Slanc:el, rl, charaed Ashland SeJ'IIIce Sla· HpoSJUons 81 Lima, ~edefon- Route z, Racine, was pumol.eo&' .,ene matenals; Dave South- well; David A. Clarkson, Rio Ave. . James S Jacoba Vln· ond Ave. cart Ln, Bogp 495 Ia hiJ complaint thai tbe air- lloo, First Ave. aad Sycamore Iaine and Million eiDB .. Thun- to bit preseril rank w~~~~t~· ard, 211, Gallipolis, issuing a Grande, Ann Harreld, 134 Gar- ton. ,Ben Eachu~ 611 •·, .''First Jacksolt Arthur E 'Cas- line was negUgeBI whea at 10:31 !:!'.:,.Friday. day and the Darke Coonty_fair serving with Truck Compmt;.l check with insufficient funds; field Ave.; Carl Winters, Rio Av~. ;· Minerva H.' lloodiiOn, Rl. ey, 828 Thlrd 'Ave.; Barb,;..a B. menll· from 1 Nord Firemen ·re..-- that 1 I~ at Greenville winda Dj) Friday. Fleet Logistl< Commud, Fleet Carl M. Sm1th, 'tl, Columbus, Grande:. Stella M. Dumrnltt, 1 Vinton; Chiii'IO! w. etayton, Garland, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Moas ::'~":!ted the fusl&&e ::: ~~~ :Jt~ ·~ .lNNOVNCB N Marine Force, Pl141ifN. Vilto. non-support : Jerome C. Sm1th, Rl. 2 Vmton ; Mac H. Gibson 21:11 Chal!lam ·Ave. "oola· Var· Duty Rt 1 Galli lis• Thelma and two ....., • EW PARTNER Ham, 65, Rt 2 Bidwell, manstaugh- Crown City; Dennie L. Spires·: ney, Spring Valley.' ..... EIIIates; Faye' Fisher-, Rt. VWon· Ha· passngers. automalle IIO!!le falled to shut Charlea R. Karr, Jr., Middleler; Wilham Beach 18, Mmers- Kyger; LiUie Wright. 20 Neil N8rm•n Bills, CrOWII'"";, City· vl111118it Texas Blackburn' Rt Porl....uth Rd.• Jack E liar- I 81 a;:\~~ g~: of ~';'riner In "Hoosegow,• l1led to ~ ville; an.d Tl)_omas Stewart, 18, Ave._: Edna L. ~'rench, Rl. 1 and Angle Cupler, 1104 Eaote.,; 1 Vinton; Allee H. Clagg, Rt: rls, Rl. 1 'l'lnlrinan· WaJ. 81 ~..,.;and ::. ~ .!..~ ~- Middleport,DS~raoce jafi, ~ _deri_ trom 06 ~ _ _ _ __ ' , , • , liT. moo announced ua Saturday. ..to judge." ...:::J R_t_. _I__C_h_M_hW __ and . Adml11IOUJ -Katy try, Edward G. RllbiDson ~ =~-~~~t.:.! ~:~b!:/w~~;!!,F~= :::=cling~ own po!isi Delmas c. Baugbmaa, works; A Self-Portrait, by John 100 Galli·a Jurors Drawn . possible. The' Bookmobile 1111 • service of recordlnp available lor this faD. Tit... mar be tateo out for a 48 hour period. Anyone wisbtnc to aoe lb II ..,.Ice may do so bY 1toppJna at the lloolunoblle. Some of the material lltal II fiallable are, Colette Reedlill - Selectlonll from Cheri ll1d Glgl, In French. Test and Englloh ttanalatl011 Included; Tlto Red Bsdge of Couraae, bY St. pileD Cram, Edmond O'Brien reads Stephen Crane's movlq oovel of human frailty, 1 erful, shortened '"rslon; Olalr- I IO! Dlckel!l, Pickwick Papen, Boris Karloff and Sir Lewil Casson recount the revelrlea of Mr. Pickwick's Cltrlslmal Gob: . d : r~::~ ~~Donnl John, Love poems, Richard Burton reads; Edward Everett Hale, The Man Without 1 Coun- . w.' Bro.;., eo'".'"'f a«:esa;J BaJi ond Wayward ·words: From-a-paper presented at a convenijon of ·biologists by A.•J. Sbarp, retiflng i><"SiJient of the Bolanioal - Society . of America: "The. dangers ..to our clvlllza· lion a.. .. illherent in handling o f a number TrMana: -The Cigar Institute of America reports that 25 sena· ton and 89 represeutatlveo smoke stogies - an all-time! big h. -The Smithsonian Institution L.~~~~ Is out with a booklet tiUed: • • "Aspects of the Ecology of the PLUS: C.lllToeN Jauanid Uzard Tropldul'WI Tllr· quatus at Belem, Para." WIDNIIOAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sophia Loren IIi· Plaintive note from Bep. Otis G. Pike, [).N.Y.: "Last week the smallesl In Color ' newspaper In my district Prohk Slnolro reported that someone hsd In blamed me for the war In Viet JUDITH questions, tlle most serious which is the rapid m~~\\~:~; lion of man amid the depletion and deterioration his natural resources. Nam." "This problem Is one . .. to which we (botanists) should be Agrl~llture Secretary Orville able to contribute much." PLUS: CARTDDN Freeman, at the windup of SATUIIDAY ONLY some rather sill! questioning Rep. John B. Anderson, R· about food prices in a UPI .lion Lodol In Dt., urged eoll~aaues to join intel'lllew, was asked why dog in asking the secretary of Interview, was asked why dog interior lot better duck-hunting fond had gone up. ACHIEVEMENT - Sally Mora (far right) and Larry Montgomery (second from In Color reulations this year. He made ond left) were pre.sented th.e 1~66 cH Achievement Awa_rds Saturday morn~ng on "We are !!eeklng to lind oul Mlchltl Collin the request. on Thur!iday, the Meigs County Fairgro.qn , Making the presentation to Montgomery ts Ther· what caused I~" he told the I In on Johnson; representing Farmers Bank and C. F. Tompkms presen~s a stlv~r questioner, "and when I lind plate to Miss Mora. Montg ' ery and Miss Mora were the royalty at !Ius years Nationwide Eagles 1111, you'll be the first person· fair. . i . Adv~nce i~ Tourney I'll let know. worried about your VOTE FOR STRIItE PLUS: CARTOON NEW YORK iUPll - The The Nall011wlde Eaalea ooft. Communications Workers of ball team ol Pomeroy advancAmerica (CWA) said Saturday ed _to the quarter. finals of the that telephone equipment Oh10 State Fa•t-PIIch softball installers employed by Western tournament at Hampton defeat· Electtic. Co. had voted to go log Oak H.arbor of near Clevesttike. No date was set for land Saturday t,y a score of :1-0, walkout bt the 22.000 Nationwide hurler, Dale ers. A union spokesman said · rison was near perfect, Ohio could come at any time. ing only one h't. The Eagle• had lost their first 1ame day in tho· double elhnlnallon LONDON (UPII - ltlp<..&e tourney to Pearson brothen of ltelno. o !&-year-old Keoyao Marion 3-e. poli<e laspoctor, won die , ... ood fa•~e•t mile eYer run Only three planets have Salardar wbea be wao IIIDed tmowR satelli!H - Me·reucy, I oUhree mloalel, SU ,..9° 0 Pluto and Venua. ~ng tn the Brltls~ Games meet. 1.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.ap&Oiiii'al Kelllo. bampered by a •trona 2o. wlad, battered lbe official world record ol S:iU held by FrendtmBD Mareoi 'Juy. Bal TOiiiGrft lhru TUiiDAY he failed tO mat<b lbe pendiOI . "HAJ,III" world mark of 3:5U oel bY (:recblt!oolorl Ame""aa Teeo·a&er Jim RyPlul ' Newman . IL · · c~: Liurtn Boeall .... 8 BaaU Q' ; D---·- Sam' Muter ........,.e . s.c;: .Pike• i :re"th ....i e,~fu_rgery; ctl: :;:'"·r.:;:;" Ga=lli~po:I:JS~;:::E~dw:~~d==~M~t~ll~~~A~•~e.:::'====~=====·==~=2:Gall:::i::lls:·:M::n::::•::::•:::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::'::::::::::::::w:as~the~~La~HJ~~j~;;;;~•~m~J~~ ,---------------·-~"--- :'7/ COME BLOW YOUR HORN . No, Maam! You cadt take it with you... you don't have to! SHANE YOU MUST IE JOKING Busy Dayi-IIIOViDI day, but one tiJiDe you wun't ha'te to WWIY abaat II -,oar Ill :Jwm ·~ service. Just tell us about your ~~tly,..IIIICI ft'llmauge with 1D iiJstaJ!cr 10 ..... 1111 dlt '· wleplxmes you want lmrraJJmJ in JUI1I' &.-ty 111 - . .'. uw-. Isn't pght now a good tima to tbblk about tdephmiesJ Not )lUI: which- are tJ..p 4•1 "- . but where to put them so they'll lla.M time md ateps in dte yean rh"2d .A f.Gt an, if yoa CJI'der. all your phones for Joata!!arien at tbe same time, you pay .ep)y one service crcmectjrm chaap of $4.'75. Just call and talk fill your Ohio llellaniat zepr 1 it:atiw. She'll brio& you up4tll-date on the broed dloice of iiiJ v.icel aad cqtripmcnt anilabltt to _ . 1M 1*118 of JGUr luDi1F and to fit tbe Jayoac "' Jllllll' . _ • •r '"*•c, No question about k. Good wfiw..U, _.. wtda ad (h•eal-• die f Ohio Jllll1 Btni m Mn • TOD~Y, ·MONDAY, 1UESDAY )& WEDNESDAY w,....... Riding To Greatness Across , 2,000 Miles Of Frontier! 1 MEIGS THEATIE I .say I'm taking a hike, they say I shouldn't because I'm too old. I got up on the roof awhile back and saw· ed off a tree limb. But no one said anything about that. That was Just 11art of the job.'' TOJIIIC;HT thru TUE.DAY "THE HIRQI!S OF ·-· • ,, ' .'l >'. ~ - , 'z' IIIII•• rI '"·.. .. ' P' ' • I ..",,, . .,....,,..,, Mail this coupon-wmll Ohio Bell .4~-t~JJ ,, TILIMAIIK• Kltk Douglao ... ! Richard Hariio, IIAJior). "A VERY mttAi: f FAVOII" Rock Hud!ion Leotle Coren (Color) 'WoaldJIIIIIIba' ... ~· FF A .:AWARD --, Rich•r~ Chambers, vice-pres!· dent of the Pomeroy Natklna~ Bank, left, presents Larry Hollon, RL I Minersville, for being the 1966 FFA Achievement Award winner at the Meigs County Junior Fair. '\ -' .I "I .'. ........... ,Ill?111'1111'1111-1• ·p. ~- I MIQ-Cl?Pr-1 4., ....... .. , I ~----o\o'!!l!! i• • .. , ,. •' ' ·' ., I, J·.;. .. '· ,. ,, . ·I . ' �- I i Sunday August 21, 196$· ' .ane: Gallia Bookmobile Ready for Fall Stops ' ! ' '1'111 Metp Oounty 8ootmobl1e b resdy to lllart Ill lall ICbldule. The Boalanoblle boadquarWI looated at 100 lllllt Mala st., Pomeroy, wanll an cnrerdue boob relurned u .... M BEATLE BA'ITLE- Marchers appeared on the streets of Syracuse this week earryln( placards, / "Down with the Be~tles,'' signs also "We hate the liverpool A lfS·" The group said when they h~ that the Beatlea thought they were more popular than Jesus, they decided to do something about It, and cme put It, "No one is more important than Jesus." The group held a bonfire and burned wbat pictures and .'reeords they had of the Beatles. Just as the group disbanded one little girl cried, "There iJ a beetle on my back (a four legged one that is). Front row, 1 tor, Nola Nelgler and Keith Craig; back row, Karen Neigler, Sherry Craig, Johnny Eichinger and Rickey Ash. · ' MeJia General flolpltal Wll!olt, Pomeroy; Ella Larue, Rul· land. ' ' Dllebarlea - Alma Brewer. Edpr R. Donnally, Rt. . HAW~ CONFERENCE - stephanie Gibert, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Gtbert, 445 Tblrd Ave. repre senting the Rocky Ledgel Girl Seem , Council, at the Senior Girl Scout Easf-W est International Conference in ~." •·'- t1 t to Jth oth b o.a&el me ou poN w er mem ers of her "confereru:e unit," shoWn .. , above (left t_o right) are: First Row-Lynn Hanberry, Alberton, Calif.; J~ Wol'" .',; IO';ft. ~arillo, ~exl!l; an~ Toshlka !nove, Nagano, .Iapan; Second Row-Ste~ ·,, ame Gibert, Gallipolil, Ohio; Sandy Layman, Baton Rouge, La.; Marcia Murphey, Wappingers, N. Y.; and Margarita Cabrera, Mariane Island, Mieronesia. (See StorJ ; Page 8; Col. 2) "· ";" Ha·-" w,...._, . -' "'' Thru Teacbers Employed in Gallipolis -" board"' GallipoHs oducatiiOI .... her bachelor's degree from teacher. .. -;: a special meetlna J'rlday Marshall University, was em- Mrs. Alma Slayton of N'Oi1Jit · Rio rirande· Naomi Keels Rt. F. Kennedy, with u ..troduotine teacben, a ...,.. ployed for 011e year as a fifth up was btted 1o replace . . . Mrs Gertrude Carman and Mttlvin Clendenin, also known , CrowR City; Lester P. Martin, f oat Hill.' Beba Oleta ~ tiM bY Carl Sandburg; Peter and approved 1 bid for grade teacher at a salary of Donna Phillips, as ... istant_~ Dan Notter, Jury Commission· as Eugene Mize, 42, Dayron, j Crown City; Opal D. Houck, Vinlon; - ~,.. E. Martla, 81: Marshall Speaki-Vo!Ullll I & losurance oo school buses. $5,050. relary at Gallia Ac!ademr K1f11P ·ers, Fnday afternoon drew forger~. 425'h Second Ave.; and Mary 1 Chesblre· Glenn 0 Baird Rl 2, delivering some of his let'· Teacher btrlng fllle4 I he Walter Weltthoff, a gradualo school. .J .nam.s of 100 Gallia county res- Carry-over cases are: Carl M. Smith, 73 Pine St. z Gallipoli,;. Lewis 'M S~ts· IDOIIS; JudiUt Anderson reads school olaff with tbe exception of Wooster College, and who The bid ol Grange Mutu11 idents for prospective jury du- E. Jones, 3_1, Columbu~, and In the order In which Utey CroWD . City'; Arlie Davis: - R~bert Louis Stevenson- A of ooe position, Guidance dlreo- baa dono additional work at lnsuran« Co., totalling t1;9M.f ly durmg the September term Holly Tombltn, 55, Huntmgton, wilt be called, here are 1 h o Rl 1 Patriot· EUtel L Brad- CbUd 1 Gardea ol Veraea, IIIII tor, aad that Ia apecled lo be Slala Teochen College, Califor- 60 on 19 I1Cbool busoo wao • of Galha county cornmoR pleas W. Va., breaking and entering. prospective petit juror•: bury 1M Woodtand Dr.• Mabel Carl Sandburg readln&, IDed 111 tbe ..,. fultn. aia, Pa., was employed for one cepted by the board. • ('(Jurt. Names drawn for prospective Glenna K. Long, Rt. 1 BidHedgewood' Dr., for Children. T01chers biNd werw llf rs, year as 1 Latin and English 415 At the drawing in the office grand jury duty, in the order well; Esta Wblte, 2106 Chath- AI Lee Morris Rt. 2 Bidwell: The Bookmobile's personnel DalorN M. Shupert of Rio leacher at a salary of $5,150. Bead-Guarded • of clerk of ceurt Marjorie Rine- in which they wilt be called, am Av•.; Lillian Rose, North- and Doris B. 'JihnSOII Rt j Mrs. Velma Plkkoja, hesd II- Grande u .. elementary laach- He has taught for Ute past Biz By Oney Poliee ·' har~ the JUry commissioners are: up; Oma Silvey, il39 Tblrd Ave,; BidwelL ' • brarlan, Mrs. Tltelma er for - year II a salary ol years m Miami eounty. • replenished the jury wheel Aroa Massie, Eureka .Star Dora R..sell, Rl. 1 Oak JBJI; George Jone8, Rl. 2 'Galllpo- asslslanl Ubrarian, Mrs. She holda a eadet eer- Two resignations accepted by CINCINNATI, Ohio <UPU .A. Wtth 500 new names JUSt re<enl· Rt.; Mary G. McCoy, Addtson; Verba 0. Wallace Crcwo City· lie· Dora H Waddell Waterloo Williams, pari time and has received train- the board were those of Mrs. With four poUcemea 4111 ~ ly obtained from the board oi l Ambrose Dorton, 45 Garfield Velma M. Henry: Rl. s Gill s~r Rl; Jobn J. ~chiD, Wa- librarian, Loretta EbUa II Ohio University, and lid- Margaret C. Stewart, and Mrs. to intercept zeatoua fame, the elect tons . poll books. I Ave.; Carroll H. Black, Rt. I , polis; Vlrsie Houck; 20 01 d terloo Star Rl.; Rose z. Jel· tary, Georg~ Wagner wort at 111111111 Ulllver- Mary Withee, a fifth grade BeaUes slept peacefully Sat~ , The f~rst 30 names drown B1dwell; Ebzabeth M. Clarl . Fort Trail; Ruth R. BenRett, fers, Rl 2 Patriot; Jolm Roke, Gladys Louise Brewer, . lily. 8ha hu two years of H· · day before a scheduled ~ero lor grand Jury duty, and j Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Ella F. File, WaterW. Star Rl.; Homer W. Rt. Galllpolla; bnogeae Me- ant driver and Lawreoco Still, perleace at Washingtl1n Town- Ten Fain Opening "' Crosley Field. More !hallthe rematnmg 70 lor . jletol Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Terenco J. Swain, Eureka Slar Rl.; Eddie Grow, u Lloeola St.; Lloyd E. maintenance. ship, and last year Ill Deer In Obi Thi W k 31,000 were apected to 8 ee Jury duty . Hansley, 1670 RJVerv1ew Dr.; D. Blakeman, 2145 Eaalera Ave. Fry Rt. 2 Galli fia• Nellie H. Schedule of stops will be aDCincinnati. Her bU!!hand O The mop-topped quarlet 'ar· Others present for the draw· Jo Ann Russell, Rt. 1 Gallipo- John I. Richards 412 First a profeuor at Rio Grande COLUMBUS (UPI) - T • n rived hare bY plane 111 1,45 i; 158 Secorid~ve'· Helen L oounced later. lng were Miss Rinehart, sher· lis; Wanda Parsons, 121 Kineon Ave.; Frank W. ClendenJn, Gal- ~ KaRBuga· j~ AHord H D Suit fairs Including the S~te Fair m. afler a show In Memphl\ Iff Denver A. Walker, and Dr.; Richard P. Hunt, Rl. I lipolis; and Kathryn Evau, Rl. Burlo11,.837 Tltird AW!.; Jdargaru~e aa,aa~e Mrs. Snf!IDIUI PI""'J, who open this week, and SIX cl"": Tenn., where their IODg3 hal, Judge John W. · Howell, acting Gallipolis; Helen M. Curnutte, 2 Bidwell. et E Cornett, ~ Larlai Dr , Agamst Airlinee thett llaads whlrh started Ia~. to oompete with tho noise o1 judge of common pleas court. Rt. I Gallipolis; Barbara Har- Victor w. Bradbury, 845 Third G. Roberts, Eureka ~ INDIANAPOIJS, lad. (UP!) Guoline 'Wuhed week, 18 the IIHM Ohto lair tiro rackera. Fruit attd deb~ 108800 Only sev~n cases plus two fls, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Jam•s D. Ave.; SlanaR J. Fellure, Water· Rt.; Norma Scwten 521 JBlda -An lndlanapolle man who A b Firem passeo the mid-point. . also rained Glllo the staga.. ... olhors c~ned over from . the Swain, 112 Vinton St ; Larry loo Star Rt.; Joseph L. Kemp, Dr.; and Ike D. Biankenshlp lost his right foot ud left Jet wab y en The Cuyahoga Cuunly Falf ., May' lemo grand jury are on ' Stewart, Rt. I Patriot ; f'l<Jssie 1006 Third Ave.; Clarence E. Rt I Gallipolis ' In • recesl occident a The allipofia •olunteer fire at Berea ends Sunday, the 01GETS PROMOTION I the docket for the up<oming IF Burllle Vinton . Sheets Crown C'"' eJ Finl ' Lake Ceatral Alrlinel lOIII sis .11181 and tawa Cuunty show at Oak Har· Marine Laoue eo-d · · ' · ' · ....uocr u ey Rt. 2 Crowa fit K 150 000 • · - · truck lo wash spilled guo- bor ooncludeo Tuesda the AI ',..._ gran Jury. They are: Laura R. Henry, Eureka Star Poling, Rt: 2· Crown City; Har- City· WOllam Patriot· eu a ..,, • y, · Jam•s E. !p1111, 1011 ol. Mr; Gene M. Stewart, 45, Phita- Rt.; Monroe Ball, Rt . 2 .. Pat• ry •JIJ: •PhUiip!f! ·RI. 1'" '41idwell• ~ Caaldy 15 Grape St : against the Une Friday. off the psoemetll at Frank len, ~gan and ~anOII <:'>""ty and Mrs. Junior Sp.aon of Rural delphia, Pa.,_ possession of ob- riot; Evelyn Denney, Rt. 1 Bid· Charles w. Smith, llll Garfield Arlliur G. ~ 1127 Albert Slanc:el, rl, charaed Ashland SeJ'IIIce Sla· HpoSJUons 81 Lima, ~edefon- Route z, Racine, was pumol.eo&' .,ene matenals; Dave South- well; David A. Clarkson, Rio Ave. . James S Jacoba Vln· ond Ave. cart Ln, Bogp 495 Ia hiJ complaint thai tbe air- lloo, First Ave. aad Sycamore Iaine and Million eiDB .. Thun- to bit preseril rank w~~~~t~· ard, 211, Gallipolis, issuing a Grande, Ann Harreld, 134 Gar- ton. ,Ben Eachu~ 611 •·, .''First Jacksolt Arthur E 'Cas- line was negUgeBI whea at 10:31 !:!'.:,.Friday. day and the Darke Coonty_fair serving with Truck Compmt;.l check with insufficient funds; field Ave.; Carl Winters, Rio Av~. ;· Minerva H.' lloodiiOn, Rl. ey, 828 Thlrd 'Ave.; Barb,;..a B. menll· from 1 Nord Firemen ·re..-- that 1 I~ at Greenville winda Dj) Friday. Fleet Logistl< Commud, Fleet Carl M. Sm1th, 'tl, Columbus, Grande:. Stella M. Dumrnltt, 1 Vinton; Chiii'IO! w. etayton, Garland, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Moas ::'~":!ted the fusl&&e ::: ~~~ :Jt~ ·~ .lNNOVNCB N Marine Force, Pl141ifN. Vilto. non-support : Jerome C. Sm1th, Rl. 2 Vmton ; Mac H. Gibson 21:11 Chal!lam ·Ave. "oola· Var· Duty Rt 1 Galli lis• Thelma and two ....., • EW PARTNER Ham, 65, Rt 2 Bidwell, manstaugh- Crown City; Dennie L. Spires·: ney, Spring Valley.' ..... EIIIates; Faye' Fisher-, Rt. VWon· Ha· passngers. automalle IIO!!le falled to shut Charlea R. Karr, Jr., Middleler; Wilham Beach 18, Mmers- Kyger; LiUie Wright. 20 Neil N8rm•n Bills, CrOWII'"";, City· vl111118it Texas Blackburn' Rt Porl....uth Rd.• Jack E liar- I 81 a;:\~~ g~: of ~';'riner In "Hoosegow,• l1led to ~ ville; an.d Tl)_omas Stewart, 18, Ave._: Edna L. ~'rench, Rl. 1 and Angle Cupler, 1104 Eaote.,; 1 Vinton; Allee H. Clagg, Rt: rls, Rl. 1 'l'lnlrinan· WaJ. 81 ~..,.;and ::. ~ .!..~ ~- Middleport,DS~raoce jafi, ~ _deri_ trom 06 ~ _ _ _ __ ' , , • , liT. moo announced ua Saturday. ..to judge." ...:::J R_t_. _I__C_h_M_hW __ and . Adml11IOUJ -Katy try, Edward G. RllbiDson ~ =~-~~~t.:.! ~:~b!:/w~~;!!,F~= :::=cling~ own po!isi Delmas c. Baugbmaa, works; A Self-Portrait, by John 100 Galli·a Jurors Drawn . possible. The' Bookmobile 1111 • service of recordlnp available lor this faD. Tit... mar be tateo out for a 48 hour period. Anyone wisbtnc to aoe lb II ..,.Ice may do so bY 1toppJna at the lloolunoblle. Some of the material lltal II fiallable are, Colette Reedlill - Selectlonll from Cheri ll1d Glgl, In French. Test and Englloh ttanalatl011 Included; Tlto Red Bsdge of Couraae, bY St. pileD Cram, Edmond O'Brien reads Stephen Crane's movlq oovel of human frailty, 1 erful, shortened '"rslon; Olalr- I IO! Dlckel!l, Pickwick Papen, Boris Karloff and Sir Lewil Casson recount the revelrlea of Mr. Pickwick's Cltrlslmal Gob: . d : r~::~ ~~Donnl John, Love poems, Richard Burton reads; Edward Everett Hale, The Man Without 1 Coun- . w.' Bro.;., eo'".'"'f a«:esa;J BaJi ond Wayward ·words: From-a-paper presented at a convenijon of ·biologists by A.•J. Sbarp, retiflng i><"SiJient of the Bolanioal - Society . of America: "The. dangers ..to our clvlllza· lion a.. .. illherent in handling o f a number TrMana: -The Cigar Institute of America reports that 25 sena· ton and 89 represeutatlveo smoke stogies - an all-time! big h. -The Smithsonian Institution L.~~~~ Is out with a booklet tiUed: • • "Aspects of the Ecology of the PLUS: C.lllToeN Jauanid Uzard Tropldul'WI Tllr· quatus at Belem, Para." WIDNIIOAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sophia Loren IIi· Plaintive note from Bep. Otis G. Pike, [).N.Y.: "Last week the smallesl In Color ' newspaper In my district Prohk Slnolro reported that someone hsd In blamed me for the war In Viet JUDITH questions, tlle most serious which is the rapid m~~\\~:~; lion of man amid the depletion and deterioration his natural resources. Nam." "This problem Is one . .. to which we (botanists) should be Agrl~llture Secretary Orville able to contribute much." PLUS: CARTDDN Freeman, at the windup of SATUIIDAY ONLY some rather sill! questioning Rep. John B. Anderson, R· about food prices in a UPI .lion Lodol In Dt., urged eoll~aaues to join intel'lllew, was asked why dog in asking the secretary of Interview, was asked why dog interior lot better duck-hunting fond had gone up. ACHIEVEMENT - Sally Mora (far right) and Larry Montgomery (second from In Color reulations this year. He made ond left) were pre.sented th.e 1~66 cH Achievement Awa_rds Saturday morn~ng on "We are !!eeklng to lind oul Mlchltl Collin the request. on Thur!iday, the Meigs County Fairgro.qn , Making the presentation to Montgomery ts Ther· what caused I~" he told the I In on Johnson; representing Farmers Bank and C. F. Tompkms presen~s a stlv~r questioner, "and when I lind plate to Miss Mora. Montg ' ery and Miss Mora were the royalty at !Ius years Nationwide Eagles 1111, you'll be the first person· fair. . i . Adv~nce i~ Tourney I'll let know. worried about your VOTE FOR STRIItE PLUS: CARTOON NEW YORK iUPll - The The Nall011wlde Eaalea ooft. Communications Workers of ball team ol Pomeroy advancAmerica (CWA) said Saturday ed _to the quarter. finals of the that telephone equipment Oh10 State Fa•t-PIIch softball installers employed by Western tournament at Hampton defeat· Electtic. Co. had voted to go log Oak H.arbor of near Clevesttike. No date was set for land Saturday t,y a score of :1-0, walkout bt the 22.000 Nationwide hurler, Dale ers. A union spokesman said · rison was near perfect, Ohio could come at any time. ing only one h't. The Eagle• had lost their first 1ame day in tho· double elhnlnallon LONDON (UPII - ltlp<..&e tourney to Pearson brothen of ltelno. o !&-year-old Keoyao Marion 3-e. poli<e laspoctor, won die , ... ood fa•~e•t mile eYer run Only three planets have Salardar wbea be wao IIIDed tmowR satelli!H - Me·reucy, I oUhree mloalel, SU ,..9° 0 Pluto and Venua. ~ng tn the Brltls~ Games meet. 1.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.ap&Oiiii'al Kelllo. bampered by a •trona 2o. wlad, battered lbe official world record ol S:iU held by FrendtmBD Mareoi 'Juy. Bal TOiiiGrft lhru TUiiDAY he failed tO mat<b lbe pendiOI . "HAJ,III" world mark of 3:5U oel bY (:recblt!oolorl Ame""aa Teeo·a&er Jim RyPlul ' Newman . IL · · c~: Liurtn Boeall .... 8 BaaU Q' ; D---·- Sam' Muter ........,.e . s.c;: .Pike• i :re"th ....i e,~fu_rgery; ctl: :;:'"·r.:;:;" Ga=lli~po:I:JS~;:::E~dw:~~d==~M~t~ll~~~A~•~e.:::'====~=====·==~=2:Gall:::i::lls:·:M::n::::•::::•:::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::'::::::::::::::w:as~the~~La~HJ~~j~;;;;~•~m~J~~ ,---------------·-~"--- :'7/ COME BLOW YOUR HORN . No, Maam! You cadt take it with you... you don't have to! SHANE YOU MUST IE JOKING Busy Dayi-IIIOViDI day, but one tiJiDe you wun't ha'te to WWIY abaat II -,oar Ill :Jwm ·~ service. Just tell us about your ~~tly,..IIIICI ft'llmauge with 1D iiJstaJ!cr 10 ..... 1111 dlt '· wleplxmes you want lmrraJJmJ in JUI1I' &.-ty 111 - . .'. uw-. Isn't pght now a good tima to tbblk about tdephmiesJ Not )lUI: which- are tJ..p 4•1 "- . but where to put them so they'll lla.M time md ateps in dte yean rh"2d .A f.Gt an, if yoa CJI'der. all your phones for Joata!!arien at tbe same time, you pay .ep)y one service crcmectjrm chaap of $4.'75. Just call and talk fill your Ohio llellaniat zepr 1 it:atiw. She'll brio& you up4tll-date on the broed dloice of iiiJ v.icel aad cqtripmcnt anilabltt to _ . 1M 1*118 of JGUr luDi1F and to fit tbe Jayoac "' Jllllll' . _ • •r '"*•c, No question about k. Good wfiw..U, _.. wtda ad (h•eal-• die f Ohio Jllll1 Btni m Mn • TOD~Y, ·MONDAY, 1UESDAY )& WEDNESDAY w,....... Riding To Greatness Across , 2,000 Miles Of Frontier! 1 MEIGS THEATIE I .say I'm taking a hike, they say I shouldn't because I'm too old. I got up on the roof awhile back and saw· ed off a tree limb. But no one said anything about that. That was Just 11art of the job.'' TOJIIIC;HT thru TUE.DAY "THE HIRQI!S OF ·-· • ,, ' .'l >'. ~ - , 'z' IIIII•• rI '"·.. .. ' P' ' • I ..",,, . .,....,,..,, Mail this coupon-wmll Ohio Bell .4~-t~JJ ,, TILIMAIIK• Kltk Douglao ... ! Richard Hariio, IIAJior). "A VERY mttAi: f FAVOII" Rock Hud!ion Leotle Coren (Color) 'WoaldJIIIIIIba' ... ~· FF A .:AWARD --, Rich•r~ Chambers, vice-pres!· dent of the Pomeroy Natklna~ Bank, left, presents Larry Hollon, RL I Minersville, for being the 1966 FFA Achievement Award winner at the Meigs County Junior Fair. '\ -' .I "I .'. ........... ,Ill?111'1111'1111-1• ·p. ~- I MIQ-Cl?Pr-1 4., ....... .. , I ~----o\o'!!l!! i• • .. , ,. •' ' ·' ., I, J·.;. .. '· ,. ,, . ·I . ' �., :t- • ' ' \ SUNDAvwmi'E r;WEir , ~, ~ . ~ ,,. . . · • ' • ' .• " • _! • $ • ••• • ' ••• . I ' '' " '. .- ' . t • 't';";<r, .f! ·. r.- ·'lj!. '1 \' .' ~,} ' >"~'~-"'ott;~~-\ , I. "'-1~· _ •: IJ! -'"''·-.'_, • 'fit , 1.>'- ' : l'·i/,,!;f,~ ' t ~ 'l;t ..... \_,,~ • \ ~ ' .~.--~< 1.'' •• ,' Pop tnarOii)tafnahan is Dairy CattJe Showman at Meigs Fain 40 ·' . · . ··i ·..M .:m.·· ~• ·.,M. :I • ;uBUSRID rt rill ORIO VALLEY PVBLlSRlNQ COMPANY Klchanl S. OIDIII. Mlltlllr Jtrm11 E. Danntr. Adv Dfr. V1T11011 Deweefl, Adv. Mgr. Chellflr T-ldll. ll:rre. lllltor DtDIQht Wetherholt. t:dllor Hollon Wilron, Jr. lion. iclltor t- II II a pteuure to r'iport lbat tbil ecvnlmic omlilhl II now bellll corrected:'< ·· Ill the nar fu1ure 11 will be poulble to walk up to your friendly vendtnc macblne ud buy IIICb neceaailles u candy, 11nd· wtchea, eoHee, deaeerta and otber dellca· cle.l wllboul apndln1 1 cent of real moa- ar. . . . You wm merely preae::t I permanent ondit card wblcb the vendlns macblne c·reclllerl by meana of aa electronic device. "nle compaay which planl to IDII'oduco 11111 furlber step IDward total on-the-cuff .IIYIDg concedea that use ol the wonder macldaea may be limited at first ID lasU· lldloDI and btduatriel pliDII, for the very Olle . aomt *' It's Great News for Spenders : Ono ol the ~lll'lnl deficlenclel In lite Great Society II lltal lhere 11'1 aiiU a lew lhlnp - not mallY, of courae, but a lew thet yOu bave to pay cash for. *Y WJWAM s. Wli1TE Tha 011 e, questlo~ hn 11 an· &lllllil ,~,.;.,, ~ marlab .pWtlllve ~- : • ~•Ina ~of . ~ WASIIINGTON-Tha str10gel other lhlnl t!to~., Should .Jn Soatb·VlellWtl.IID :wbicb plnst ,the C!IIIIICitmi"' of ~ liDo ·oae~aloa( ~tb the 1m eue of Sen. Paul Douglas DauBias be cast. oullll the "&· RepUbllcail President '1!14 11!• sla man 'lllttr bellmllhelln • llei!..•J!iltPh R. Mccartbf. ·\' 11111 those liberal Ol·frlends who I orous evenlll& ef bls pgbllc llle DemomtlC Prelldeltts bav~ suo- represeDtalln dmtal:rlct . I 'nlll ~ rubblfll il. liD' now see~ to destroy him in llli· by the very men for • e lib- ceulvely pJ!d&ed the word and •tor has duty to· ,ltlt IF Ill?..'bi!tllnnln&•!or ~ ~· to Is becoming one of t h e eral causes he has fought honor of ~ Uallejl Statea. pmon.al IDieli'lty ~ ... IOJll8 tu, to l1e sure, votescorfeeto 1111 most paJgnant betrayals In the throUBh bluer lteoades In IUD· ·Not all · bls years ol loyal rllbl DOl to .be a pn•..,'\,..ve IF Clll clfll ~· Medl~ IDd. 1 history of American politics. shine and In rain - havJDg in work for all the olber demonds a frlgmelitary. m~~ ~will. ~~.-~uea,thalbest · mind lhe reasons ·for their d.. Lefllii . . · ••- willie ac!IJII as a ,......o ~~ ,., .....,... ... ...ues ,':" It lo dolni somethlllg ell!e, cislon ID turn upon him? of Ute .New deE ~vea;::: IDL . ' .. ' . ~ llol~atln the ~· too. It Is demonstrating with on , DOW .fr~ their . ectloD • .w•.,., ., • . ,,. .· , l'~(to ilo 111 with B~ lllUlnswerable clarity the pro- What Is htppenlbg· Ill Dltnoll to tlwltclllbe aeoara~ ~ t!t•ngtao new ~ pul ~. a twJce.wounclellldarfound ' illlberallty and deep re- is an add lmporlaiiOII IDto the apb!r. from .Central · !luroPe the 1!110 l!l8inlt ~ far lDiJ Ill. lite SeOttnd World War, jecUon of "the rilht ID dissent" American campaign system of ti> ·lite Far !last,. ba has been ltetler IbiD ~ 'U ~ Openly iclmowledaed that bls of one kind of "llberal" mind. a savage, llalkm:llke politics caught doing what. tile ruclat ~ Del"er. ran wllb lilllf IIJ'CIIIP ·~ In the l1eld was .to kill 11 tndtcotes, parentheticBUy, why whlcb 114!mandf of 1 ~ tf, JapiDOSO made lnlcl a JIUbllc IDd baa not biDIIell ·~ with. llllemJ lrooplj - who were, of this poUUcal writer long age flclal not merely a llfel1!ng leD· crime: He been ~ by ~ or evea ,most. of lllf., P,l· ~· only klllln& DaUIIIU' eolned lhe term "kne.,.jerk li!J.. era! and faithful serviCe to a the New. L!ifl In lite ICI ~I ·IIQnl ol Paul ~ .. .~adea and saetlng uie death era!." small minority but actulllly a ·tblni<IDJ dailgernus thougllts. . tor. It the Unlfed Slltea of Amerl· Whether Dauglas ought in ll>tal silbmlsolon to Ill lmperl- More euctly, be ' ls ,lhlnldnl '!'lie true of a eer- ca as a free nation. But, even truth 1, be returned to ofDee Is ous will on every Issue, every 1 single c1angerou1 lbougllt - ..!llln)dlid o1·''Uberal" miDd bu worse - and here Is lbe last, not the Issue here. That he has day and every hour· about VIet Nam - amid all Dever been ~ lbuwn than apt~ Impeachment In Barnan entirely respectable Repob- Douglas' lnesptable crime lite hundreds of acceptable and In an attack ··upon Dou8lu Ill IU'd 1 Indictment of Paul Daug· ncan opposiUon Is right and Is stgular, in both sensa. undiDgeroua thoughla be had the eurrent l8111e ol th~ 11181a· las:_''Some of his new frten~s proper And It well mav be Though no possible kind If war- shared 110 10111 with old friends liDe Focus Midwest by ex-friend ara not people with whom I that there are completely val· mon:ger, he has found II impos- who bave DOW became his pill· Harry Barnard. Barnard. who normally associate. I do not ld reasoltll why Illinois ohould slble In conviction to please the Jeso enemies. once made a career of stream· attend meell!!Bs of the Polish decide to retire him after three\ tiny pacilist • isolationist New · Tbla Ia a perversion of .ra· lbg aBBinsl "McCartltylsm" and National Alllance or the Amer· · six-year terms. Left by condemning a war •· tional partlaansllip Into a nigbt.- 8ul1l by assoctatloa, sets aH by lean Legion." . , pracUclll reuon that II will cost a lot of - torctve the ezpresslon - cash to tnstall them. AD liaborale electronic memory untl and a conlpUier will be needed 10 -ble the VBillllla macblne ID all ltnfl On lick. 11t11 para~ will coal 1bout ~.ooo In addition to lite price of the vandJDI ma· cblneo, whlcb tlself IID'I peanuts. With thla breaJt..tltrou&h Ill the currency curtain, II will undoubtedly be only a matter of time until such other Irritating cub Items as publiC phone alii, toll !area, parklnl meters and similar bangovers from medieval Uvtnc will be ellminaled and we ciD enjoy a 11orlous age In wblcb we can charge everythlll1 DOW and pay later. The uiUmate Utopia will come. of course, when aomo superleniut fi«Ure• out a way to cbarge now and NEVER pay toter. Thn aocletJ will really be great! !Jas s.na- llberall" Washington By-Line Valley of. the Elephgnts It's Waiting Game ~o Get Justice in U. S. Courts Here's a Question of Values EVIII'J- II alarmed at what aeeiDI to . .lie 10 unmlslatable iacrease in violeoce, -aatt-IOCial bebavlor aad disrespect I o r antborlty and morality In Ibis country. But the cliffll'UI way• different people ': li:lllllale lhil allrm into action may pos· aibly reveel more about the true state of · 1IUII'alily ilt America lhiD the daUy paper's dally catalogue of crtmeo. There baa been 10 great Udol wove of poblic outcry agabtst 811JlB u a result of the sllytng of 16 persons at the University of Telas, or lbe a~us multiple mur· ders whidt havh>cCUITed slllce then. There hu been no public outcry at Ill. Tlwl the chances thet some sort of ~gis· Jatlon to restricl the commerce In firearma wiD be adopted in this session of Congress appelll' 110 better than lhey bave in the past. The Prealdent blmself feels no ursency • ltout the matter. Meanwhile, ID California, 600,000 <ilizeno ·, have signed their names to a petition which : I• the spearhead of a new crusade 118insl ' llllUI. Called Pt:oposition IS, the Initiative · already has 100,000 more signatures tlmn ore necessary to place it 011 tho November ballot. lla backen claim that, in CallforDia at · least, it would "close the Ud" on obscene !: ll~rature, which they argue Ia the k e y ~· cause of America's ' moral crisis." ' Its opponents warn that ila provisions . are so btoad and It& langnare 10 imprecise 1 lltat It could conceivably be used to ban any wu-k with a oexual element, not ex· cludilll Shlkelpeare and tho Bible. Tbtl Ia an enperaUon. The smuthounds are not worried about Sltake1peare. Thill' are DOt even particularly dismayed by such ephemerol paperback pornography u "Lust CUlt" or "Passion Stud." What they are really after 11'1 ouch ac· clslmed and controvaralal cluslcs as "Catcher lit the Rye," "Tha Lut Tempta· don of Christ," "To Kill a Mockingbird,'' "1984" and usrave New Worlcl.'t 'lbere havo been attempts ID ban all or some of theae novel• in Yariouo Collfornia communities. PropostUon 11, llkl aay obaceaiiJ' stat.ute etnwhere, would problblt graphic accounts of acts ol Jove between human beinp - though ID IDII'I woria with ideoiog· teal overtones In ita net, II would cllspettM with the Supreme Courl'a crlteriOII of "ndeemllll social volue." DetaDed depicliolll of acts of hate between human belllll. of cruelty, of murder, would continue ·to enjoy constituUooal protecUon In California, u litey do every• where tn the United States. · It mull bee significant of aomethllll lbal whUe on!' a handful of people In Wasbln&· IDD are promoUng lesislaUon lbal mlghl help curtaU violenca and tragedy In America, 1110re lhiD haU a millloD people on the other lllde of the nation em be eDllsted Ia tha battle Bllinll "dirty" books. Br BRUC£ MOSSAT WA&IDNGTON (NEA) -The •lion's judiciary, the heralded "third branch" Ill the c• Grdinate U. S. system ol govermnenl Is on the way toward llreaklng down in some critical areas. 'l'!ie courts - federal, state 11114 local are generally ao overburdened ao lnef!lclent and 10 Dl-equipped te eope with the avalanche of problems descend· 1q upon them that jultlee • is elther beiDI delayed or dented In thousands upon lhousands of Their reo! ardell wiD belin after they ~ land safely on earth. : A pion currenUy under consideration by - lite National AeronauUcs and Splice Ad· ministration calls for wrapping the capaule In a bit! plastic bag as soon as it is : retrieved from the ocean and flyin& the :; wltole kil and kaboodle - men and mach· ~ 1no - to the ~1 Receiving LaboraiDry ~ at the Manned·\IC>~aft deriter In Housll iDJI. "nlere the aslro~ta would be kept in : '"arantillt for 311 days. ;: Because no one knows what, If any, :·micr<><>rganisma exist on the moon or ::,how deadly they might be, NASA is work· ~ lac out elaborate precautions to see that ;: 1100e of them are let loose on earth. ~ Scientists think the probability of there f being any form of life on the moon is very ~ low. Then again, there is oo proof I hat £: there tsn't any. ~ The plastic bag w0uld be equipped with ·c aR airlock and a separate chamber to al· . low the astronauts 10 leave the capSule for -:.: eomfort. Thus they will have a certain meuure of treedom durllll the month of obset'Yalioo, whicb Is considered lite mul· mum time necesnry for the lncuboUon of possible D100II bup. Only at the encl of the period, after the swar" of cloctors is finished with thet'D, will the IIIOOD voyagers be permitted lo emerse from their plaslic wrap wllb a c~an bill of beallh - thoulb hardly undwicb freSh. Weavin~ Harmony What won't they do nest with compul· ers? When he wu cornmlsaioned to create a special carpel for the Delta Hotel in Vlaar· dingen, Holland, designer Cor Aldersboff was seized by an inspiration, says Quinto Linguo magazine. Aldersholf analyzed a Bach fugue and' led the mathematical pattern of the music into an electronic computer. The eomputer was then set to control a weaving loom. The result. naturally, was a harmonious design. Hado's v.oRSTCLUB DIRECTOR'/" "rn~Y EVER PUT OUT 1 MY HOM~ 1\DDRESS WRONG " · 60T THE II'I1:¥J~I6 PHON E NUMBER! . "rniS CLUB 15 601N6 10 TH E DOGS, I TELL YA !! ~~~~~~~~~~§~~ ! ~E DICIN'T KICK ABOUT ~IS Ol.D TIN· MEM8E~ Wf'O BELLV,t,C~E TH£ LOUDEST 1'1"-NT QU IET TVi>E THEY USED... ~~~ ~~:~... IN "rnt f~Ll.S~··~~;;;:ffl~ Wilen Yov '111ilk Of *" The Last Word . in Packaging The toughest part of the trip for Amerl· ca's lhree Apollo astronaula may not be the voyage to the moon and hack, dlf!icult llld dan1er0us 18 lhat Will ba. Is currently discussing reform propo~als at meeti•gs around the country. The American Bar Association FoundaUon has field studies onder way, with a report due early In 1967. Under Marylllnd's Sen. Joseph Tydlnp, the Senate Judi· clary Committee's subcommlt.tee on improvements in judicial machinery, has been Involved ta beartnp 111 and off all year with more to come. Tlte gronp elreldy ha1 declded thai merely acldlng mere 1ldgea will 101 do. No mlraelea caoes. . are upected lram IM• yell"a From IIC tllruulb the apa~~~loD law, wblcllla adding backlo1 Ia all U. 8, .U. H U. S. dlarlcl aad It appeal't 1r1c1 eoarts ,... 11 per ceat to _ . joqea. After a new dis· a utellldDJ 7~.... ~cl juqesblps were ereated In More than 1,700 c:asea In New :1111 - a ~· per. ceDI lncretlse York's Southern District, where Ia jndlotal maupowor - .I b • 14 judges preside, Jut aammer flderal COII1I In !local 1811 bad been pendinl mwe than lllmdled Gilly ft,IGI calli •• . three yem. In PI!IIDsYtvllllla'a aplllll d,eoo before tha cUn&•· Eastern Dislrtct. with U judges; Tydings Is Rf81!lng that first · tile rlsiq backlol readlad e,oqo IIDPhasls has to be pot on mod·, 1aat year, with the median de- erniztng court admlnlstraUIII at Jay between issue and trial alllevals. By ample testimony, measured at 41 months. court administrative macblnery state courla are no better. today is largely antiquated and 'lhe average lltlsalll In Coot lnadecp~ate. County, Illinois, waits nearly Federal courts need only mooIII years from flllbg to trial In rq ID introduce computeriZed a Circuli Caurt c:lvll jury casa. IIOS!ness pracUc:ea. states need ---------------'""";""'--'-----l'lhe hacldog In Tel8s esceecls ~ legislaiiO!t u well. • 212,000 cues. , TydiDgs wants to see a fed· - - - - . - - - - - - - , -BIGGEST ••• THINK ~ Pomeroy Landmark WY2·2181 Only the En,lish Could.Celebr~:·a_Day ~:.:=·:;a:! ~w:,~::=F: bearinc IJiates, alferln& a • h t hey LoSt their • JDdependence coat -~ court w niC ~ m1~ Upon W/1.. 1:) " .re simply lnjullice ra- tiJe be Is "DB• lber than undellat the II tll8lslance act" llllptlon tn eand money. 11'1dcb wooJd provide $15 I I e::,.:·. .=-'" SPECIAL use r $18& ·eases • HI begoll and prooeas of q;v,dmg the Ullnkab.f j . Tbe ems!!eol wealth property of the pored: . . kthe lahd nd llfministers lbem·tempeatIDd lltoadIII'IUd 0 original cttl!ens among the as- 1nuru-s tr1• 8 _ • • rose, aorted adventurara cut-throats !Short durat1on; the laad .which YIDIII -fte .(lltmd . ' produced Shakespeare, Wmston · and opportuntsts who made up . Churchill and The .BeaUes· his S<>ealled Norman army. AI ' . ' SUNDAy process which only ended when the land which has been ruled most ol these "nobles" elimm- : by kings, and queens , of TJMES.SENTJNEL" ated themselves in the battles · Fre~ch, Dutch, German and """!- _,., · •• ,.. .. . Dan1sh descent for a thousand ...._ Ya..., ,......," c.. over the diviSion of the sp01ls. ~.... ot . all ·~t 11 eALLIPOI.tl D&IL"'' n••u•• years IIUI n m """' . me aa ......, A"-- ..~"' Dll,. And it was only by the fln- ...,, a ruler strictly Enalish · ""'· rntltltu ..,.,., ......._ ....-. · a...... "' ... al, almost complete decimat•oo • , Most any time now.... we . can "''I ,... .Offklt •• ....,.... h5tJ tMH' •••• Ued nobles In Ihe expect to see our. ,Engil""'" . . . . . . . . . tm. ....... of ....,.e ... cous- ... - Act ........ ..,..,.,. battles between two branches 1ns take up our almost dis-•DAILY . . · Ill "" MectMtl .. ltntf, P.-,_,, 0M1 ol William's descendants lor carded holiday of July Fourth ••"· ,..,_ ...,. -the throne, called the War of and begin a greal yearly cele- ·: :, ~,.:::.~.,j"',..:,::; the Roses, that England came Oration of the gaining of thilr ,.... !J¥NC~;.·., 10 • back to British ways. · mdependence from . tlie United ; I-FralldJ ) . CoiLDN'r HA.PPEN m A ~E DESI;RVINC:> MEMBER" • DO IT E.VERY CLUB· .. . But, hJSlol')', lhd h11!1tofl805 being what they are. it is not too •surpriaiDB lhal the school· . . boy of today has lhe impreRSlOB thai William arrived as the re· sPit of an engraved invitation ' . from the people of the ~~land and Wt!J: ~,,,.~...,.,d ·•· , ~ ., )en Iarms and bountiful fea3ta. , ! ! States. . 1\n event probab!Y forecasted by their frecent! actions eel' of dls·j uvowal o EIO)' conn Ion or apProval for our, ~ct!ons tn lak· ,ng ,.up the "white I man's bur· . MAIL SHEAFFER TALK =~ TO US! NEW HEAVYWEI&HT IN THE 60 HP CLASSI ailiaN:r.rttot~ ••n• New Konand's Model it7 ro take IDUgh going. The 1rrt1ves are bacUd along their fuH length by a thick stae1 plate-to P!Qlect the cutter head lroni damage and piovide extra support for maximum cylinder stability in toJI&hest cuttlnll. Built·ln -~rper_ter Jets YOU put arazot ed&e back on blades 111111nutes• With the '117's' sharp knives, you al~ get a .d;,an, fino cut-tho kind that pac:kstiaht. keapa IIIII II palatable. . . F~~n~ge Harvest« Is built •r.,._-..:.=:; :, .= NIW HQUAND EQIQP81' 'l!W<Es ..., n., .. Meigs .'Eqlli~ment' (o. ' . . den ,:d down whP1'1 it became too • ..,. ••~ ,._.....,. Mrel• expensive for profit. ~ .~ •· ' ~ Rew Mllpaiiittal ~t~l . ' ... ' jiH·' )· •ne-.;.:J',:.~.=~"r..::: .-n..., ...,..._ " ,... .... ""' . .IC..... ., . . . . . . ..., .. whtr.h they so eheerfullv ."••".. tt th;• "' !f r '"" • • . f92.21JI . :'·· . ,; . ,.•. POMEROY . " 'EQUIP 0 CQ. I ..,..,. ..,.,.;;; ,... ' •• ) . . ". .Call 992-5·101 . Ollll~til, 0/ t ... :...~ ;- .• ' . ·~ ~l,_n: tu~ SAlES & • . , . . , .,. Ohio . •' ' ' ,\'' ' . ' . ~-~ '• / Pete Watson Earl Durham ,. A"D ---..e.--·SAVE; ~~ · Your farm· Supply Service Center . ' ., ..::-· ', , RJLIO~THOMPSON ·:. ~~v 4Ncto, ~ ,. SEE> eM_OWERS eCROP. CHOPPERS !•BALERS :.0::.. -'"' ,..,...... "" "'. ,..,..,. "" ...... ..... ' 8111 Mlnahall . wu,r. ftt_.. fl H 181 ,,. . . CMtle ... '"" 0.1,., · ~t~~tt~ ,- FIND OUT HOW TO RECEIVE A FREE $4.95 S-ENDER WRENCH! The cutterhead • ' .,=.."::· ,.c:;::: ,:.M", : ' ,..,.., . . eF..-n e Relrig.,.atora eWIIhan eDryen Open Tll9 P.M. Excapt s ..ntlayal YOU ' ••..,.•••L , All SIZES INSTOCKI UNTIL PIN i'HER'·nl'S WORLD ~ PRICES! - '717's' Rugged CuHerhead Keer ·' You Chopping Fine-Always! HOMELITE DEMONSlRABON a : -LOWEST l trouble., 1 DISPLAY! I BY HIERONYMOUS For England is a strange and And ill event which Will be Thousandl of c:asea are 8lltled l'lan over ·=:e-m:::~"''bba royal tbreae of kiDgs; puzzling land. For 360 years , attended by a million or 11101'1! o_ul of court, ofle!l. with DO jus- l!e'P spur 1bls aceptered isle, ' the English llave celebrated, ' American IDurlsla bearing bale• tice Ia !he complamant, for the Dilnlstratl~ ::~s~ "Oiflce 'ftil boppy breed of men, jas Guy Fawkes' Day, the at· Iof U. S. currency whicb will same reason. He '!00 P " . ,. '1'11!1 Hille world, 1 ~npt to blow up the House of help bolster-up the declintnc Ill case the ::.1 ~~~~ct~~J=oo!"~d· nis blessed p!DI, tbla earlb, · Parliament and all the -mem- I"Pound Sterling" of the Bank ef IIIia • on e . cen · hich tbls realm, tbla Englaad. Ibers of the government in the of England tlml "old lady of ~ ~clfiDID ~~e •:. ~es ~ w · · time of King James. m would Threadneedle Street who elways illlet"'"'• tile • -•~· w P m m e. mg. • 1 be hard to tell whether this Is displays surprisingly youtbful •lllllllmea evu lbe aatsaaee- Wh!ot a streamimed court Our overseas co~lns m Eng· . for the escape of the leaders symptoms In times o1 mater wbo fl&nrea II may 1111t Ill'~ can do is Illustrated dra· land are In the IIUdsl of an ts· or lor appreciaion of a "good 1 ., • • fie worlb 1!11 Wcttm'1 traulde to maUcally In Les Angeles, where land·wide celebralton of the 1 .. M F k s) \ But, wtl!i aU their strange . ae. lite Superior Court-with 120 Bottle of Senlac (or Hastings): ry by r. aw e . ways, and even stranger 'lhe aJaimo are really clang· judges serving a huge area and the landing .of William the 1 This is the land of contradic- lof the EDgllsb langu81e, with q now, but t1tey seem not to undertook adtitlnlslrattve reConqueror, '!Oil yea'!' ago. I lions: of the people who denied Iall .their f10cles and ~!l'le.l, all bave stirred Ill!' sweeping pub- matically In ~ Ange~s. where This ts enltrely typtcal of the : the dying request of the great thetr adherence. 1D EnaJand !lie clamor for acUon. Neverlbe- the Superior Coprl-wtth 120 British people. Many nations h Hor tlo N 1 th 1 ITas no friends; . only Interests,'' less. It Is abundaD~ clear tliat judges ~ a huge area have held . celebrations of the I ero - . a e son, . a :most of Ul will continue tO liP' judicial nform ~Urrants far .imciertoot admlnls!rative r .. date o1 their gaining independ· they provtde for hiS beloved Ipreciate them, and be gratelul bl8ber lorlty lban ellber con· forms wlllcb cut delays In civil ence but only the British woold . Lady Hamilton; but gave a Ito that ~ or eueu!We nf11111. jury from more lban 2 commemorate lla loss. :large pension to the relatives Whlo:b wao the aplrll of Brltalll 'nle U. s. Jl!dl.clal .eonleretice yeara ~ ieu than alx menths. For "W'dliam ·the Conqueror" Iwho disapproved of htm ; the -that cerlllD mea , .. where Henry Ctf - ' ,.. '"" was exactly th aI· 1m.m'edia tel . . Y Iland ted that he had no VIII moreregret· wives Uacoulb' uotntored, · after he succeeded 10 putting ."' give id his country (or was I land broed . . down the last ~sistance of the ! that somebody ebel : where Ed· Loved ~m beller tUa SalOl! JIO'Jple tn England. he ward 1 reigned and Edw~d VIII , "their ~veo; and wbelli . · ' I Appr~ances ·. ' l. I, l �., :t- • ' ' \ SUNDAvwmi'E r;WEir , ~, ~ . ~ ,,. . . · • ' • ' .• " • _! • $ • ••• • ' ••• . I ' '' " '. .- ' . t • 't';";<r, .f! ·. r.- ·'lj!. '1 \' .' ~,} ' >"~'~-"'ott;~~-\ , I. "'-1~· _ •: IJ! -'"''·-.'_, • 'fit , 1.>'- ' : l'·i/,,!;f,~ ' t ~ 'l;t ..... \_,,~ • \ ~ ' .~.--~< 1.'' •• ,' Pop tnarOii)tafnahan is Dairy CattJe Showman at Meigs Fain 40 ·' . · . ··i ·..M .:m.·· ~• ·.,M. :I • ;uBUSRID rt rill ORIO VALLEY PVBLlSRlNQ COMPANY Klchanl S. OIDIII. Mlltlllr Jtrm11 E. Danntr. Adv Dfr. V1T11011 Deweefl, Adv. Mgr. Chellflr T-ldll. ll:rre. lllltor DtDIQht Wetherholt. t:dllor Hollon Wilron, Jr. lion. iclltor t- II II a pteuure to r'iport lbat tbil ecvnlmic omlilhl II now bellll corrected:'< ·· Ill the nar fu1ure 11 will be poulble to walk up to your friendly vendtnc macblne ud buy IIICb neceaailles u candy, 11nd· wtchea, eoHee, deaeerta and otber dellca· cle.l wllboul apndln1 1 cent of real moa- ar. . . . You wm merely preae::t I permanent ondit card wblcb the vendlns macblne c·reclllerl by meana of aa electronic device. "nle compaay which planl to IDII'oduco 11111 furlber step IDward total on-the-cuff .IIYIDg concedea that use ol the wonder macldaea may be limited at first ID lasU· lldloDI and btduatriel pliDII, for the very Olle . aomt *' It's Great News for Spenders : Ono ol the ~lll'lnl deficlenclel In lite Great Society II lltal lhere 11'1 aiiU a lew lhlnp - not mallY, of courae, but a lew thet yOu bave to pay cash for. *Y WJWAM s. Wli1TE Tha 011 e, questlo~ hn 11 an· &lllllil ,~,.;.,, ~ marlab .pWtlllve ~- : • ~•Ina ~of . ~ WASIIINGTON-Tha str10gel other lhlnl t!to~., Should .Jn Soatb·VlellWtl.IID :wbicb plnst ,the C!IIIIICitmi"' of ~ liDo ·oae~aloa( ~tb the 1m eue of Sen. Paul Douglas DauBias be cast. oullll the "&· RepUbllcail President '1!14 11!• sla man 'lllttr bellmllhelln • llei!..•J!iltPh R. Mccartbf. ·\' 11111 those liberal Ol·frlends who I orous evenlll& ef bls pgbllc llle DemomtlC Prelldeltts bav~ suo- represeDtalln dmtal:rlct . I 'nlll ~ rubblfll il. liD' now see~ to destroy him in llli· by the very men for • e lib- ceulvely pJ!d&ed the word and •tor has duty to· ,ltlt IF Ill?..'bi!tllnnln&•!or ~ ~· to Is becoming one of t h e eral causes he has fought honor of ~ Uallejl Statea. pmon.al IDieli'lty ~ ... IOJll8 tu, to l1e sure, votescorfeeto 1111 most paJgnant betrayals In the throUBh bluer lteoades In IUD· ·Not all · bls years ol loyal rllbl DOl to .be a pn•..,'\,..ve IF Clll clfll ~· Medl~ IDd. 1 history of American politics. shine and In rain - havJDg in work for all the olber demonds a frlgmelitary. m~~ ~will. ~~.-~uea,thalbest · mind lhe reasons ·for their d.. Lefllii . . · ••- willie ac!IJII as a ,......o ~~ ,., .....,... ... ...ues ,':" It lo dolni somethlllg ell!e, cislon ID turn upon him? of Ute .New deE ~vea;::: IDL . ' .. ' . ~ llol~atln the ~· too. It Is demonstrating with on , DOW .fr~ their . ectloD • .w•.,., ., • . ,,. .· , l'~(to ilo 111 with B~ lllUlnswerable clarity the pro- What Is htppenlbg· Ill Dltnoll to tlwltclllbe aeoara~ ~ t!t•ngtao new ~ pul ~. a twJce.wounclellldarfound ' illlberallty and deep re- is an add lmporlaiiOII IDto the apb!r. from .Central · !luroPe the 1!110 l!l8inlt ~ far lDiJ Ill. lite SeOttnd World War, jecUon of "the rilht ID dissent" American campaign system of ti> ·lite Far !last,. ba has been ltetler IbiD ~ 'U ~ Openly iclmowledaed that bls of one kind of "llberal" mind. a savage, llalkm:llke politics caught doing what. tile ruclat ~ Del"er. ran wllb lilllf IIJ'CIIIP ·~ In the l1eld was .to kill 11 tndtcotes, parentheticBUy, why whlcb 114!mandf of 1 ~ tf, JapiDOSO made lnlcl a JIUbllc IDd baa not biDIIell ·~ with. llllemJ lrooplj - who were, of this poUUcal writer long age flclal not merely a llfel1!ng leD· crime: He been ~ by ~ or evea ,most. of lllf., P,l· ~· only klllln& DaUIIIU' eolned lhe term "kne.,.jerk li!J.. era! and faithful serviCe to a the New. L!ifl In lite ICI ~I ·IIQnl ol Paul ~ .. .~adea and saetlng uie death era!." small minority but actulllly a ·tblni<IDJ dailgernus thougllts. . tor. It the Unlfed Slltea of Amerl· Whether Dauglas ought in ll>tal silbmlsolon to Ill lmperl- More euctly, be ' ls ,lhlnldnl '!'lie true of a eer- ca as a free nation. But, even truth 1, be returned to ofDee Is ous will on every Issue, every 1 single c1angerou1 lbougllt - ..!llln)dlid o1·''Uberal" miDd bu worse - and here Is lbe last, not the Issue here. That he has day and every hour· about VIet Nam - amid all Dever been ~ lbuwn than apt~ Impeachment In Barnan entirely respectable Repob- Douglas' lnesptable crime lite hundreds of acceptable and In an attack ··upon Dou8lu Ill IU'd 1 Indictment of Paul Daug· ncan opposiUon Is right and Is stgular, in both sensa. undiDgeroua thoughla be had the eurrent l8111e ol th~ 11181a· las:_''Some of his new frten~s proper And It well mav be Though no possible kind If war- shared 110 10111 with old friends liDe Focus Midwest by ex-friend ara not people with whom I that there are completely val· mon:ger, he has found II impos- who bave DOW became his pill· Harry Barnard. Barnard. who normally associate. I do not ld reasoltll why Illinois ohould slble In conviction to please the Jeso enemies. once made a career of stream· attend meell!!Bs of the Polish decide to retire him after three\ tiny pacilist • isolationist New · Tbla Ia a perversion of .ra· lbg aBBinsl "McCartltylsm" and National Alllance or the Amer· · six-year terms. Left by condemning a war •· tional partlaansllip Into a nigbt.- 8ul1l by assoctatloa, sets aH by lean Legion." . , pracUclll reuon that II will cost a lot of - torctve the ezpresslon - cash to tnstall them. AD liaborale electronic memory untl and a conlpUier will be needed 10 -ble the VBillllla macblne ID all ltnfl On lick. 11t11 para~ will coal 1bout ~.ooo In addition to lite price of the vandJDI ma· cblneo, whlcb tlself IID'I peanuts. With thla breaJt..tltrou&h Ill the currency curtain, II will undoubtedly be only a matter of time until such other Irritating cub Items as publiC phone alii, toll !area, parklnl meters and similar bangovers from medieval Uvtnc will be ellminaled and we ciD enjoy a 11orlous age In wblcb we can charge everythlll1 DOW and pay later. The uiUmate Utopia will come. of course, when aomo superleniut fi«Ure• out a way to cbarge now and NEVER pay toter. Thn aocletJ will really be great! !Jas s.na- llberall" Washington By-Line Valley of. the Elephgnts It's Waiting Game ~o Get Justice in U. S. Courts Here's a Question of Values EVIII'J- II alarmed at what aeeiDI to . .lie 10 unmlslatable iacrease in violeoce, -aatt-IOCial bebavlor aad disrespect I o r antborlty and morality In Ibis country. But the cliffll'UI way• different people ': li:lllllale lhil allrm into action may pos· aibly reveel more about the true state of · 1IUII'alily ilt America lhiD the daUy paper's dally catalogue of crtmeo. There baa been 10 great Udol wove of poblic outcry agabtst 811JlB u a result of the sllytng of 16 persons at the University of Telas, or lbe a~us multiple mur· ders whidt havh>cCUITed slllce then. There hu been no public outcry at Ill. Tlwl the chances thet some sort of ~gis· Jatlon to restricl the commerce In firearma wiD be adopted in this session of Congress appelll' 110 better than lhey bave in the past. The Prealdent blmself feels no ursency • ltout the matter. Meanwhile, ID California, 600,000 <ilizeno ·, have signed their names to a petition which : I• the spearhead of a new crusade 118insl ' llllUI. Called Pt:oposition IS, the Initiative · already has 100,000 more signatures tlmn ore necessary to place it 011 tho November ballot. lla backen claim that, in CallforDia at · least, it would "close the Ud" on obscene !: ll~rature, which they argue Ia the k e y ~· cause of America's ' moral crisis." ' Its opponents warn that ila provisions . are so btoad and It& langnare 10 imprecise 1 lltat It could conceivably be used to ban any wu-k with a oexual element, not ex· cludilll Shlkelpeare and tho Bible. Tbtl Ia an enperaUon. The smuthounds are not worried about Sltake1peare. Thill' are DOt even particularly dismayed by such ephemerol paperback pornography u "Lust CUlt" or "Passion Stud." What they are really after 11'1 ouch ac· clslmed and controvaralal cluslcs as "Catcher lit the Rye," "Tha Lut Tempta· don of Christ," "To Kill a Mockingbird,'' "1984" and usrave New Worlcl.'t 'lbere havo been attempts ID ban all or some of theae novel• in Yariouo Collfornia communities. PropostUon 11, llkl aay obaceaiiJ' stat.ute etnwhere, would problblt graphic accounts of acts ol Jove between human beinp - though ID IDII'I woria with ideoiog· teal overtones In ita net, II would cllspettM with the Supreme Courl'a crlteriOII of "ndeemllll social volue." DetaDed depicliolll of acts of hate between human belllll. of cruelty, of murder, would continue ·to enjoy constituUooal protecUon In California, u litey do every• where tn the United States. · It mull bee significant of aomethllll lbal whUe on!' a handful of people In Wasbln&· IDD are promoUng lesislaUon lbal mlghl help curtaU violenca and tragedy In America, 1110re lhiD haU a millloD people on the other lllde of the nation em be eDllsted Ia tha battle Bllinll "dirty" books. Br BRUC£ MOSSAT WA&IDNGTON (NEA) -The •lion's judiciary, the heralded "third branch" Ill the c• Grdinate U. S. system ol govermnenl Is on the way toward llreaklng down in some critical areas. 'l'!ie courts - federal, state 11114 local are generally ao overburdened ao lnef!lclent and 10 Dl-equipped te eope with the avalanche of problems descend· 1q upon them that jultlee • is elther beiDI delayed or dented In thousands upon lhousands of Their reo! ardell wiD belin after they ~ land safely on earth. : A pion currenUy under consideration by - lite National AeronauUcs and Splice Ad· ministration calls for wrapping the capaule In a bit! plastic bag as soon as it is : retrieved from the ocean and flyin& the :; wltole kil and kaboodle - men and mach· ~ 1no - to the ~1 Receiving LaboraiDry ~ at the Manned·\IC>~aft deriter In Housll iDJI. "nlere the aslro~ta would be kept in : '"arantillt for 311 days. ;: Because no one knows what, If any, :·micr<><>rganisma exist on the moon or ::,how deadly they might be, NASA is work· ~ lac out elaborate precautions to see that ;: 1100e of them are let loose on earth. ~ Scientists think the probability of there f being any form of life on the moon is very ~ low. Then again, there is oo proof I hat £: there tsn't any. ~ The plastic bag w0uld be equipped with ·c aR airlock and a separate chamber to al· . low the astronauts 10 leave the capSule for -:.: eomfort. Thus they will have a certain meuure of treedom durllll the month of obset'Yalioo, whicb Is considered lite mul· mum time necesnry for the lncuboUon of possible D100II bup. Only at the encl of the period, after the swar" of cloctors is finished with thet'D, will the IIIOOD voyagers be permitted lo emerse from their plaslic wrap wllb a c~an bill of beallh - thoulb hardly undwicb freSh. Weavin~ Harmony What won't they do nest with compul· ers? When he wu cornmlsaioned to create a special carpel for the Delta Hotel in Vlaar· dingen, Holland, designer Cor Aldersboff was seized by an inspiration, says Quinto Linguo magazine. Aldersholf analyzed a Bach fugue and' led the mathematical pattern of the music into an electronic computer. The eomputer was then set to control a weaving loom. The result. naturally, was a harmonious design. Hado's v.oRSTCLUB DIRECTOR'/" "rn~Y EVER PUT OUT 1 MY HOM~ 1\DDRESS WRONG " · 60T THE II'I1:¥J~I6 PHON E NUMBER! . "rniS CLUB 15 601N6 10 TH E DOGS, I TELL YA !! ~~~~~~~~~~§~~ ! ~E DICIN'T KICK ABOUT ~IS Ol.D TIN· MEM8E~ Wf'O BELLV,t,C~E TH£ LOUDEST 1'1"-NT QU IET TVi>E THEY USED... ~~~ ~~:~... IN "rnt f~Ll.S~··~~;;;:ffl~ Wilen Yov '111ilk Of *" The Last Word . in Packaging The toughest part of the trip for Amerl· ca's lhree Apollo astronaula may not be the voyage to the moon and hack, dlf!icult llld dan1er0us 18 lhat Will ba. Is currently discussing reform propo~als at meeti•gs around the country. The American Bar Association FoundaUon has field studies onder way, with a report due early In 1967. Under Marylllnd's Sen. Joseph Tydlnp, the Senate Judi· clary Committee's subcommlt.tee on improvements in judicial machinery, has been Involved ta beartnp 111 and off all year with more to come. Tlte gronp elreldy ha1 declded thai merely acldlng mere 1ldgea will 101 do. No mlraelea caoes. . are upected lram IM• yell"a From IIC tllruulb the apa~~~loD law, wblcllla adding backlo1 Ia all U. 8, .U. H U. S. dlarlcl aad It appeal't 1r1c1 eoarts ,... 11 per ceat to _ . joqea. After a new dis· a utellldDJ 7~.... ~cl juqesblps were ereated In More than 1,700 c:asea In New :1111 - a ~· per. ceDI lncretlse York's Southern District, where Ia jndlotal maupowor - .I b • 14 judges preside, Jut aammer flderal COII1I In !local 1811 bad been pendinl mwe than lllmdled Gilly ft,IGI calli •• . three yem. In PI!IIDsYtvllllla'a aplllll d,eoo before tha cUn&•· Eastern Dislrtct. with U judges; Tydings Is Rf81!lng that first · tile rlsiq backlol readlad e,oqo IIDPhasls has to be pot on mod·, 1aat year, with the median de- erniztng court admlnlstraUIII at Jay between issue and trial alllevals. By ample testimony, measured at 41 months. court administrative macblnery state courla are no better. today is largely antiquated and 'lhe average lltlsalll In Coot lnadecp~ate. County, Illinois, waits nearly Federal courts need only mooIII years from flllbg to trial In rq ID introduce computeriZed a Circuli Caurt c:lvll jury casa. IIOS!ness pracUc:ea. states need ---------------'""";""'--'-----l'lhe hacldog In Tel8s esceecls ~ legislaiiO!t u well. • 212,000 cues. , TydiDgs wants to see a fed· - - - - . - - - - - - - , -BIGGEST ••• THINK ~ Pomeroy Landmark WY2·2181 Only the En,lish Could.Celebr~:·a_Day ~:.:=·:;a:! ~w:,~::=F: bearinc IJiates, alferln& a • h t hey LoSt their • JDdependence coat -~ court w niC ~ m1~ Upon W/1.. 1:) " .re simply lnjullice ra- tiJe be Is "DB• lber than undellat the II tll8lslance act" llllptlon tn eand money. 11'1dcb wooJd provide $15 I I e::,.:·. .=-'" SPECIAL use r $18& ·eases • HI begoll and prooeas of q;v,dmg the Ullnkab.f j . Tbe ems!!eol wealth property of the pored: . . kthe lahd nd llfministers lbem·tempeatIDd lltoadIII'IUd 0 original cttl!ens among the as- 1nuru-s tr1• 8 _ • • rose, aorted adventurara cut-throats !Short durat1on; the laad .which YIDIII -fte .(lltmd . ' produced Shakespeare, Wmston · and opportuntsts who made up . Churchill and The .BeaUes· his S<>ealled Norman army. AI ' . ' SUNDAy process which only ended when the land which has been ruled most ol these "nobles" elimm- : by kings, and queens , of TJMES.SENTJNEL" ated themselves in the battles · Fre~ch, Dutch, German and """!- _,., · •• ,.. .. . Dan1sh descent for a thousand ...._ Ya..., ,......," c.. over the diviSion of the sp01ls. ~.... ot . all ·~t 11 eALLIPOI.tl D&IL"'' n••u•• years IIUI n m """' . me aa ......, A"-- ..~"' Dll,. And it was only by the fln- ...,, a ruler strictly Enalish · ""'· rntltltu ..,.,., ......._ ....-. · a...... "' ... al, almost complete decimat•oo • , Most any time now.... we . can "''I ,... .Offklt •• ....,.... h5tJ tMH' •••• Ued nobles In Ihe expect to see our. ,Engil""'" . . . . . . . . . tm. ....... of ....,.e ... cous- ... - Act ........ ..,..,.,. battles between two branches 1ns take up our almost dis-•DAILY . . · Ill "" MectMtl .. ltntf, P.-,_,, 0M1 ol William's descendants lor carded holiday of July Fourth ••"· ,..,_ ...,. -the throne, called the War of and begin a greal yearly cele- ·: :, ~,.:::.~.,j"',..:,::; the Roses, that England came Oration of the gaining of thilr ,.... !J¥NC~;.·., 10 • back to British ways. · mdependence from . tlie United ; I-FralldJ ) . CoiLDN'r HA.PPEN m A ~E DESI;RVINC:> MEMBER" • DO IT E.VERY CLUB· .. . But, hJSlol')', lhd h11!1tofl805 being what they are. it is not too •surpriaiDB lhal the school· . . boy of today has lhe impreRSlOB thai William arrived as the re· sPit of an engraved invitation ' . from the people of the ~~land and Wt!J: ~,,,.~...,.,d ·•· , ~ ., )en Iarms and bountiful fea3ta. , ! ! States. . 1\n event probab!Y forecasted by their frecent! actions eel' of dls·j uvowal o EIO)' conn Ion or apProval for our, ~ct!ons tn lak· ,ng ,.up the "white I man's bur· . MAIL SHEAFFER TALK =~ TO US! NEW HEAVYWEI&HT IN THE 60 HP CLASSI ailiaN:r.rttot~ ••n• New Konand's Model it7 ro take IDUgh going. The 1rrt1ves are bacUd along their fuH length by a thick stae1 plate-to P!Qlect the cutter head lroni damage and piovide extra support for maximum cylinder stability in toJI&hest cuttlnll. Built·ln -~rper_ter Jets YOU put arazot ed&e back on blades 111111nutes• With the '117's' sharp knives, you al~ get a .d;,an, fino cut-tho kind that pac:kstiaht. keapa IIIII II palatable. . . 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The cutterhead • ' .,=.."::· ,.c:;::: ,:.M", : ' ,..,.., . . eF..-n e Relrig.,.atora eWIIhan eDryen Open Tll9 P.M. Excapt s ..ntlayal YOU ' ••..,.•••L , All SIZES INSTOCKI UNTIL PIN i'HER'·nl'S WORLD ~ PRICES! - '717's' Rugged CuHerhead Keer ·' You Chopping Fine-Always! HOMELITE DEMONSlRABON a : -LOWEST l trouble., 1 DISPLAY! I BY HIERONYMOUS For England is a strange and And ill event which Will be Thousandl of c:asea are 8lltled l'lan over ·=:e-m:::~"''bba royal tbreae of kiDgs; puzzling land. For 360 years , attended by a million or 11101'1! o_ul of court, ofle!l. with DO jus- l!e'P spur 1bls aceptered isle, ' the English llave celebrated, ' American IDurlsla bearing bale• tice Ia !he complamant, for the Dilnlstratl~ ::~s~ "Oiflce 'ftil boppy breed of men, jas Guy Fawkes' Day, the at· Iof U. S. currency whicb will same reason. He '!00 P " . ,. '1'11!1 Hille world, 1 ~npt to blow up the House of help bolster-up the declintnc Ill case the ::.1 ~~~~ct~~J=oo!"~d· nis blessed p!DI, tbla earlb, · Parliament and all the -mem- I"Pound Sterling" of the Bank ef IIIia • on e . cen · hich tbls realm, tbla Englaad. Ibers of the government in the of England tlml "old lady of ~ ~clfiDID ~~e •:. ~es ~ w · · time of King James. m would Threadneedle Street who elways illlet"'"'• tile • -•~· w P m m e. mg. • 1 be hard to tell whether this Is displays surprisingly youtbful •lllllllmea evu lbe aatsaaee- Wh!ot a streamimed court Our overseas co~lns m Eng· . for the escape of the leaders symptoms In times o1 mater wbo fl&nrea II may 1111t Ill'~ can do is Illustrated dra· land are In the IIUdsl of an ts· or lor appreciaion of a "good 1 ., • • fie worlb 1!11 Wcttm'1 traulde to maUcally In Les Angeles, where land·wide celebralton of the 1 .. M F k s) \ But, wtl!i aU their strange . ae. lite Superior Court-with 120 Bottle of Senlac (or Hastings): ry by r. aw e . ways, and even stranger 'lhe aJaimo are really clang· judges serving a huge area and the landing .of William the 1 This is the land of contradic- lof the EDgllsb langu81e, with q now, but t1tey seem not to undertook adtitlnlslrattve reConqueror, '!Oil yea'!' ago. I lions: of the people who denied Iall .their f10cles and ~!l'le.l, all bave stirred Ill!' sweeping pub- matically In ~ Ange~s. where This ts enltrely typtcal of the : the dying request of the great thetr adherence. 1D EnaJand !lie clamor for acUon. Neverlbe- the Superior Coprl-wtth 120 British people. Many nations h Hor tlo N 1 th 1 ITas no friends; . only Interests,'' less. It Is abundaD~ clear tliat judges ~ a huge area have held . celebrations of the I ero - . a e son, . a :most of Ul will continue tO liP' judicial nform ~Urrants far .imciertoot admlnls!rative r .. date o1 their gaining independ· they provtde for hiS beloved Ipreciate them, and be gratelul bl8ber lorlty lban ellber con· forms wlllcb cut delays In civil ence but only the British woold . Lady Hamilton; but gave a Ito that ~ or eueu!We nf11111. jury from more lban 2 commemorate lla loss. :large pension to the relatives Whlo:b wao the aplrll of Brltalll 'nle U. s. Jl!dl.clal .eonleretice yeara ~ ieu than alx menths. For "W'dliam ·the Conqueror" Iwho disapproved of htm ; the -that cerlllD mea , .. where Henry Ctf - ' ,.. '"" was exactly th aI· 1m.m'edia tel . . Y Iland ted that he had no VIII moreregret· wives Uacoulb' uotntored, · after he succeeded 10 putting ."' give id his country (or was I land broed . . down the last ~sistance of the ! that somebody ebel : where Ed· Loved ~m beller tUa SalOl! JIO'Jple tn England. he ward 1 reigned and Edw~d VIII , "their ~veo; and wbelli . · ' I Appr~ances ·. ' l. I, l �~--. , ';, •' I ,, ' "' '~ • ' '· ' ' :., . ' ., Tbe Phillies Win 5-4· 10 e PHILADELP;'!IA (UPI I - Tony Gonzales smgied BIJI White home from second base with two out in the lith inning Sat11rday to give the Philadelphia Philfies a S-4 victory over the M_ets, !hair second extra-Inning wm over th< New Yorkers In two days . The finish came just after Bill Murphy, Mel! centerfielder, made an amazing &Iov• hand back to the plate catch off Rickie Allen •• he crashed Into the centerfield wall 430 feet from home plate for the secood out of the mning. Then. White doubled to rightfield off reliever Dick Selma and Gonzales sent a hot smash - -- · - - · - - THI NATIONAL llii'OIIT ON WHAT'S HAPPENING lhroueh Ken 8o)'ir at rQ ~~ · Into lefllfeld !0 ftt 1111• . nlbJ run, · ·, '' It w... 1 beert..brealdOJ ~it~. lor die Meta who blew a ·ill lead in tho 'ltVeolb lllitllll with a pair of erron. Thl!'lliiG had ataked Bob Sh8w IO''i' J.l edse with the help Ill a 4llilile by Chuck Hiller. Larry lot's fourth homtr ol the yer/t and a triple by Ed llretttiOIId.. Wbite eptoed the JI!)III:J! ~ enth with a drq ~ " II and lllller dropped tile 'Ill 01 • double play bouncer ltf Gollules. A aacrlflce IJIOY~ ~ runnero up. Dick Groat ~ bome one run llld the lleW camt in on Elllot'a wild*to the pi;rte, witb Groat second. Pinch batter D~!ll Cleme111 IIOJled heme thrt ..,. that gave the Phlll1 a f.l 1CI- Jei4. m~~~~fo~ -Pi\4·1 :~t~r;Jver Ch~~hlre on Frida~ ,night gave Pomeroy Second row Re ~· c 'jf" o o ng the trophy presentation ar.e, front row, t the double·elimination Syracuse Pony League Tournato r ., Mike Nesselroad and Homer Smith Jr batboys • x ance, oger Dixon, Robin \l'halin, Junior l'uiUns, Tommy Vaughan, Randy Burt. Back row, Asst. Manager G~orge Nes: seerlroad,, Thom Sarver, Bobby Werry, Steve Van Meter, Danny Abbott, Bob Burdette, Roger Abbott, Mike Young George Skinner and Ho _ m 8mt1 , manager. ' • :senators Knock . off Leaders, 4-l BIGONES-ThebJgonesarestarting to bite dl . I agam . Donnie Folmer and Mtckey Cunningham have ., Kevin Sheets l•mJted th• ' other a makeup affair wJth thelworked the first three innmgs 1runs in the tJottom of the f•flh proof of this with these two nice catfish taken early t:;rst plate White Sox to thrPe sro:lh plaee Indians for the White Sox He allo"ed aud added one more m the botone mormng at Hidden Lakes near Pomeroy. One ~ 1 ts as the thu·d place SenaSENATORS Wl~ four h1ts, walked one and struck tom ot the sudh and lasl mn i s a 3 1/ 2 pounder and the other a 3 pounder. Mannmg ll!fs knocked off the Gallipolis The Senators took a HI lead j out five. Steinbeck was rehev- mg Roush. owner o[ Hidden Lakes, says the big ones .l,iJtlt! League le aders 4 1 Fr 1 m the top of the sel ond mmng :ed by Jumor JamisoA in tbe Mike Powell star1 ed for fhe have JUst been la1. ing around for about the past 3 or St. Louis 001 000 3oo- 4 9 py evenmg on th,J)SI .\J.onor when Pre Wee Davis smgled. i top of the fourth and w01 ked Athletics and was r.lieved by 4 weeks. Now , Roush says, "! guess they are getting Los Ani 000 000 000- 0 a 0 (10 tnninssl : amp dJamond. and then With two out Kevm IUiree innings, allowtn& two ISteve Lee i• the third. DavJd l hungry. They 've been vacationing long enough." Jaster (8-3) Bid McCarver; Clu 100 010 000 o- 2 ? I Down oa Memorial Field Sheets smgled to scol'l! Davil. hils . He never walked a batter IM. Thomas came on iR I he ~===--. 000 101 000 1- 3 9 2 \friday evenm£ Ihe second Gary M1gal walked to start and struck out eight. fourth and pilched to two batWJ WJ• Wf• Horle1, Pizarro (8) and Red Sox pounded out I lhmgs off for the Seoaton In Billy Frazier, and Pee Wee I ters and was relieved by Dean IRo:mano; Siebert, Tlant (10) IF win over the fifth place the top of the third. Sklpper 1DaviS paced Senator hitters Lu<'aS who fmiShed the ~arne. and Azcue, Crandall II). WPAihletics 11 Roy tDuffyl Har- Johnson was safe on an error. :wllh two bits in three trips 1o Harmon pitched four innings, 8Jrdie Tebbetts wasn't the Ch1caso. Twenty ml1utes later, Mid Tebbetts, who skippered (7-7). LP-Pizarro (7-5) . jnon p1tched rom innings of one Billy Frazier hrt mto a fleld· the plate. Both had tnples. ollowed one M. walked e~ght lype to qmt •. loser. so I he Cleveland president Gabe Paul the Reds and the,Brave. before (24th), Colavito 1 tit ball before bem1 relieved by er • chmce, Wllh Migal bemg 1 Mike Wolfe was one for two, and struck out "'· Schoonov- Cleveland lndrans made • - read the f~rmal annoWJCemetrl ?'mmg, to Cleveland. m 1963. Wagner (21st). ~l;iVf' Schoonover. lhrown out at tturd Pee wee &AchxhHg 1 double. 1e1 worked tY.o frame6 , allowed he went_ out With I wmaer. of tebbetts resignattoo. '] d1dnt bring 811YthJng . to 1 , Tile While So• are oow 10-2 Davis tripled sconng Johnson Line score. I four hrls, walked four and A maJor league manager for Although Tebbetts never field- Cleveland except tbe desire to tii' trrsl place, a full game a- m•d f'ra-,Ier to @Jve the Sena- Senators 120 OtO - 4 6 I ' struck out three. 10 "'"'ons, the 5~year-old Tel>- ed a champion dw1ng his mao- bring baseball In this city back liead nf the second place Red tors a 3-0 lead. White Sox . 000 100 - I 3 I f'or the Athletics , Powell belts resigned hJS post with agerlal career, be alw&)'ll taln- to where lt was. ~x whlrh fmJShed the season I .rumor JamJSon led off the Batteries Senators - Sheets pitched two and a third inn· Cleveland Friday night and was ed tbe respect of his players "I would like t• stay In basell-ith a 10-4 record. :bottom of Ihe tonrth mning with (WP) and Foose. Whrte Sox- mgs. allowed one hit, walked succeeded by coach George hecause of his devotion Ill the ball but I have nothing m • Th• Senators' wm kept them ;a tremendous homerun inlo iStembeck (LP) and Januson t" o and struck out three. Lee · Strickland . Although tile Indt· game and ilsplratlenal quati- mind right now," added Tebm the ruAnmg for a first place ' deep right f1eld The ball wa1 (2) and Perrt1ud. 'l'l ent one and a third fr~mes, lans never gave him an Amen.- bes. betts, Bhefted. for three months 1 tie. They are m third pi are, lost in a cabbag,e pat<·h. T he RED SOX ROMP i allowed flve hJIS, walked two can League championship, !bey "I've played for quite 1 Jew iR 1!164 after suffering a heart tw~.,_lull games off the pace •ext three batters went down [ Roy tDuffy) Harmon hurled and struck out three. Thomas did provide hun with 1 taste of managers,' fonner Cincmnall attack. " If my heart had anywith' a 8-4 record Both the 1n order and the White Sos fnur intttng" ol one h1l b<lll" :.ts l gave up one hit and one walk. VICtory In hi1 fiRalgame. star Ted Kluszewskl once said, thing to do with my leaving White So1 and Senator! have never Ulreatened agam ; the Reel So1 piled up 1 13-0 Lucas, in 1\\oo and a th1rd mnWith Me out in the IOtb iu- ''but none or them could inspire the game, I would bave droptwo games !ell to complete the Jamison had the ontv hill! 1trad m four innings of play. ings, allowed two hits, struck 1ing and the score lied 2-l, Leon you and make you really be- ped dead after Wagner won the Ieason. for the Whi~ Soi 81 he slam- He was relieved by Dave ' uut two and never walked a bat- : Wagner slammed his 21st home lieve in yourself like Birdie game with a homer. My health The Jos.R held the Athletics med a homerun. double, and ISchoonover tn the bottom of the ter. ' run of the campaign to stve could." wasn't involved." In fifth place with a H record, ' smgle m three trips to I h e lfifth frame. , MACHINE NO l ,.. II>• I'Jdiono 1 s-z triumph over _______ _ _ _ _,;____.:___ __ _ _ __ _ Kaline, Del 10336069112.311 •·1th one game left, wJth the lplate 1 The Red Sox scored four ,ADD SENATORS 4-48 SPTS .. f'hile Sox in a makeup COD· Sheets worked Sil innings for i runs m the first frame and add· I Steve Slone poced the Ath· Powell, Bal 11.5 407 71120 .295 64 Rambler ~s[ the w1~ning Senators, allowed 1ed nlne more in the top of ll'u~ •letics with two hits ill t h r e e Wagner, Clev 111 389 60 114 .293 Amtrlcon 2 Dr. 6 cyll..., The fourth place Yankees are three hJts, never walked a bs!· ' fourth The wmnm went acor<H tunes at bat. Mike Powell had • Belchrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 ltondord 1nn1. Radle ~ with two games to ao. one ter and struck out 10. I the other Athletic hit ; BRbJ1Sn, Bal 121483 801311 1Jess in Ihe last two innings ' hutor. :E~~_the Whlle So> and the Jim Steinbec~ otarted and • The Athletics picked up three , Roy Harmon with two for ; _, M"anUe, NY 99 314 'l1 91 .'JII - - - ~ -- · · :five and Dave Schoonover who 1 ~~Iwden Valtne, Wash 118 414 63 111 • 65 Pontlac ·G.T.O. BIr • d"Ie Tebbelfs "ent out "Itha "Inner __:.:._.:__.:__:. .:. :__.:_____.: .: ~pee I' . . . Unitas, Michaels & Co., Ready WesEilis 1 III.ston Wants Lellders Thru' 1 (s; CJay to Come .Blank, Owlish Look ToSwed,.,·n • w·Inner " ay or erry ro a e Jrst P b bl F .G I d P •1/\f 20 Games Accused 0 £uSJnfJ' • sp1tter • ., . iwastwoforfour,paced tht · Iti-tloltll Berry,Cbi 10930038 85.283 JDine-M Red Sox atU.ck . 'IV ·Home RUDI 1 IRed Sox .. 400 900-13 9 G. D. Pel. Notional ~,tape: Alrea, Athletics 000 031 - 4 3 5 OOI'EBORG, Sw~.. tUPI) ,Alou, Pill 105 3112 57 131 .343 Braves JS; Maya, Gianlll 31; ' ·' ' Batteneo: Red Sos - Har- -: Heavywei&hl <:hAmpioR Cas- Alou, Alia 119 514 88 188 .327 Allen, Phillles SO; mon IWP) , Schoonover (5) and SJus Clay, lourinB Europe and StargeU, Pitt 105 361 ·88119 .324 Braves, StargeU, Pirates· ~'\J Hood ; Athletica - Pow ell g~vmg challengers a cb~nce at Csrty, Atla 110 365 52118 .323 Santo, Cubs 28. , " ~ (LP ), Lee (31, Thomas t31, his Iitle, bas been lnvrled to Clmnte, Pitt 11347Z7U52.S22 Amerlcuo Lea~: F. r.· lly MILTON RICHMAN well agreed he has been an 18- hi' first victory Lucas (3) Lee and Powell I3). S~eden by an •&Id frrend-Sonny Cepeda, SIL 101351 52111 .316 80n, Orioles 37; Powell, Orioles •. UPI Sport• Writer carat marvel this season I Four days later. nearly two GALUI'ULIS LISton. Allen, Phil 100 rl 81 117 .St5 31: Pepitone, Yanks, Killebrew, ;AEW YORK •UPII - That If he chooses. he c11 n lnmPstlv 'weeks after the season opened, LITI'LE LEAGUE , LIShn extended the lnvltalioA Helms, Ci~ 100 388 52 121 .312 Twins & Colavito, lndi&AB 27. q~Ionl Perry Is a real cube. sa) he ha s won 25 games "" far he was g1ven his first start ' STANDINGS after dlsposmg of Amos Jobn- Sanlll, Chi 113 410 72127 .310 R~na Batted In in ~good spot to be('ome , and los! on I" t'""o 1 hal would agamst Houston and he won it, !TE~M W L R OR son m 1 ~8 of the fhird. rG~nd C1ndon, Pilt 114 418 60 129 .309 N 1 tIona I League: Aaron, ~ majors' first 20-game be counting hJ> s.orecord in 2-1. with a four-hitter . , Willie Sox ..... 10 2 88 52 Friday mgbt. The tnvrtation, AmerleDD I.eagae Braves 94; Clemente, Pirate• G. ABR. B. Pet. Allen, Phillies 84; Mays, Giants win.er lhts year and whPnPver sprin~~: lrauunl:' plus lht v1t'lnrv "Now, maybe Herman and Red Sos ....... 10 4 80 52. however, was not I friendly ~.rask hnn ho\\ he 's domg 1t. 1ht> rerPived r lt'Oit form ,Julv's ; the G1ants will believe I can be senators .. . , .. ,_ 8 4 56 4% on.~. OJiva, Minn 120460 7%148 .322 11; Stargell, Pirates 80. JU,answer always" the same . . Ali-SlRr g•m• a starting pitcher." Perry Yankees ........ 7 5 77 72 I want Clay and I want him FRbnsn, Bal 119446 94 W ,311 'I .a~ellas. " he says. "the b1g Whal makf's his record an icommented on a post.game AthleticS ....... 6 7 77 1.2 badly," Liston barked. "I did to "fi're~ is my hard slider ·• the more amazmg is that he Iradio interview . ~ans ......... , 4 t 51 9ft Johnso m three rounds w~at ..ferry ll absolutely correct 01 compiled Jt ev•n though he was 1 Franks got wind of Perry'a TJgen ... -,".. 3 9 54 83 Henry Cool";r and BrJan lt,t pomt ,. out three weeks from May 24 tG remark and took it with good Orroles ... , .. .. .. 3 11 88 91 London couldn I do In eoe There il a big difference in .June 13 w1th 3 damaged lefl grace. Tollla .. .. .. . .. 51 $1 IN IN and they got I IIIIo h10 19-2 record with the Giants ankle. on whJch he shll wears a l '' Hell ." declared the GAMES LAST WEEIJ: qainst Clay." . !'f\1' year and the 8·12 mark he bandage Imanager. "I wish 1 had throe 4 Indians 2 Llste1, the former hjid with them la st year No Starter !other guys who felt the samr Yankees 2 AtbleUC. 1 'JIWtight ehamp w1ri1Be 'llu! •••my hillers merely ,\lore ama•mg vet is thr fact ' way and meant II." White Sox 7 Red Sos J wu taken away bp "'"Y.II YIIII'IIMir ....... ~ ... .-.. laugh when they hear h1m that fJeld marohal Herman The fact that tilt hUlen lldtan1 2 Ortolet I -'bed Joh118011 Ill the cODvas ..... (e oll\ie hiS hard slider as the ~'ranks "aso't even sure Perrv he throws 1 opltter doesn 't Red Sox 13 Atbletict 4 lwice In the seeond round ' pi_U,h that _turned everythm g could be ~•p•nded upon as i bother Perry. Senator! 4 WJUio .SQs I . finisbed .lhe Medin~, Ohio. Trade Ill JOIII' ....... fllr a thrifty IIDnda aroond for _Hlm What really did regular startPr ~hen the season "They're tlltitled," he laughs Gr\MI!S NEXT WEEK fighter with a Iefl-rirht rombin50. Up to 200 milet per pllon, IIIII It least 11, the~ thmk IS hJS spiller 1began. Nor ;. he upset that when the Monday-Senators vs. Tlgera aUen lJt the third. I that .......... MaybeMention that word to Perry 1 Perrv was supposed to pitch subject of great pJU,hers comes Tuesday-White Sos vo. Yaa- "II was liko being hit by Hondlltldlll for G1J1P111 nffic he stands, there lookm8 at the second gam• of the season up. people uoually talk about keea u~," said Jobnson, and C11J1P111 J~Mtini.llllll1'911'11 nodC'Jia big as rf you re fresh off the arainst the Cubs but Franks Sandy Koufn or Juan MorichMr\KE UP GAMES II powods leu than wl"'" Ferry switched to Bob Botin and left al. Tisen vs. Se•atol'! 218-pound opponent. "He difference • ,_, pock~ 1110. ll'U ' 'Wbot Spitter?" word for Perrv he would start "Thev should" he ••Y•· Indians vo. Yankeet much better than I !bought. bulse farad • 'Spltter"" he inquire! in- the fourth ga~e • -- ~Athletics vs. White Sox was fearsome." And !9 wil , _ . . ...._ ently, his features reddenma Came the fo th d Mmn 200 000 OtJO- 2 9 0 ewhat " What spiller''' ur gam~ an Booton loti 000 010- I 4 The hittors say you throw BobthShaw got hthegame call f'maUy, Kaat, Zimmerman Worthington (I) (f): and 1 ,, tn. e sevent agamst I8'attey, 'I . .He's . 1 HAVE A DATE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I I t, t-t .. ,..,gbed l . t r VOLKSWAGEN'CAMPER 1 l don't know where they gel ChiCago, Perry , who hadn'l ,stange. McMahon (9) . started one yet, came m to WP-Kaat (JH) t, •deha . I sweat a lot Maybe reliev• and wo• credited with (6-7) • I h tstereasun'' ·Didn·t you swf'at as much t yMr ~ ere ' there'' a l ' noticeable I USf ut trom anothft' corner of Gianlsi clubhou!<!, 10meoAt ••g¥ishly offers· 1' He wasn't in long enough to '!fBl last yea.• ~hether · thf J!lllt!gbean.Jike. f1)'ear-old Pe1:11 hat been •lug It will lpitlers, mtrron r . llleoluarprkle. It 11 pntty ' • : ' ,, : 1 I 1' '! NYE UNIYERSm VOlKSWAGEN ·SALES SERVIa SMITH BUICK CO~ • COMPLETE UNE OF USED CARS • l'hone 191·7711 llmpHR IIIII ,..,_. IlL ' Alhen~ 0. ' '--"· 2 Dr. HmlloJo, • ' 5ti04Dr.IQI!ndor,lllltlo fnlna. llldlo .... ........ _... 1111111& while woD · - 65 Dodge D1rt I Dr. 270 StriM, · 6 evil• ..,, ltancfarcl trans., N41e ond hoom 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 pr, I cylndor. ltanllarcl tnns. with ov.,.. ofrlvo, todlo and h - Whl,...ollt. 62 Ford Gal. 500 ........................ )64 Ford 4 dr. I oyl, At Trono. '· F-700 llui!Jtl Truck. I eyR...,.. 5 """"-..t -.1 .... .ut;Lonewhlll._ 63 Mercury Cuahnt t """" ............ ~ ....I. . . .... llniU.,A.-Uctrona. · 64 Ford Gal1xle 100. 4 Dr. I cylinder, aut.. lront. Radio ilnd hoo~ril :;:• -rlnl. whllfta ·63 Chevrolet NOT EVERY PERSON loljUre. 4 Dr.6 crt. Slondord l r - White woD lint. who calls on me buys a new 63 Ford · .... -~·· ......... IW""" ~ ~ Dr. I qU.. ..,.......,;WhiiNal ' 1I1M. ' HEA.ING AID -• · Hthevrolitt . SOME DON'T NEED ONE ... u..·- · . ' and we tell them! ·.. ' i .' ·64 F1lcon· ... Whltriroll Hret. 61 Falcon llld~IM.,_, ' USED CAR lOT ....... ' S. Second Ave. __ _....... " ". .. •"··+~ ,.,. ' ~ ,, .-.~~~ ~OfORCYCQ$!(~' l ' '< "' ·Kihh.GO&~ Ford .RAWLINGS HONDA.SALES ' s·u-zu·_.KI ·. · · I Dr. I cyL Standanl tr- . ' • ol.. ',' " • I .'~ i ,_, .;, ' Ill. , o• What about your hearing-has It readied the ·UIIIilt•• . SBE /IBEltf NPWt'' ''""'" :f Dr: ' .,.,..... AUtW.~ra.,..•..noa, - • . l 63 Ford Galaxiti rim~n• 4 Dr. 1 oyf. Aute, · """- RAH. ·Wtlltlwall -~ ~ ., Custom Bui~ by Yolks. 1964 MOd~J, 14,000 Miles, Refrigerato~, Sink, Stove, Fol~ing Table~, Outsit!e Awn. ings, Sharp. ._:, ' . ,~/ . .......... ~ . .. . . ( , 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? where you wom1er whether or not 1 You llol ;-, • and !hot's cruillng apeod. 5-apeea ornctu-o--h out obligation, and our r,ecommendl~ tranlmln1on tt~ndard with crulsin~i gear. Tachorn ..tr standard. Dltc brai<;n up-front alandm:d. Loaded with "extru" at "!' oXIra_.coll.~. K tot•r'-,...tit'•''1· " THE FAIULOUI • would be l!enefirt3l? Our tesliJIC iJ FREE 1!1111; -.~j\i' aventeen year' a call or write YOIII' home. Dires expel;lence. NOW iJ tho• •~'~;""': for''an appolntineJ!t II! tllt.. -~1~ ' ' �~--. , ';, •' I ,, ' "' '~ • ' '· ' ' :., . ' ., Tbe Phillies Win 5-4· 10 e PHILADELP;'!IA (UPI I - Tony Gonzales smgied BIJI White home from second base with two out in the lith inning Sat11rday to give the Philadelphia Philfies a S-4 victory over the M_ets, !hair second extra-Inning wm over th< New Yorkers In two days . The finish came just after Bill Murphy, Mel! centerfielder, made an amazing &Iov• hand back to the plate catch off Rickie Allen •• he crashed Into the centerfield wall 430 feet from home plate for the secood out of the mning. Then. White doubled to rightfield off reliever Dick Selma and Gonzales sent a hot smash - -- · - - · - - THI NATIONAL llii'OIIT ON WHAT'S HAPPENING lhroueh Ken 8o)'ir at rQ ~~ · Into lefllfeld !0 ftt 1111• . nlbJ run, · ·, '' It w... 1 beert..brealdOJ ~it~. lor die Meta who blew a ·ill lead in tho 'ltVeolb lllitllll with a pair of erron. Thl!'lliiG had ataked Bob Sh8w IO''i' J.l edse with the help Ill a 4llilile by Chuck Hiller. Larry lot's fourth homtr ol the yer/t and a triple by Ed llretttiOIId.. Wbite eptoed the JI!)III:J! ~ enth with a drq ~ " II and lllller dropped tile 'Ill 01 • double play bouncer ltf Gollules. A aacrlflce IJIOY~ ~ runnero up. Dick Groat ~ bome one run llld the lleW camt in on Elllot'a wild*to the pi;rte, witb Groat second. Pinch batter D~!ll Cleme111 IIOJled heme thrt ..,. that gave the Phlll1 a f.l 1CI- Jei4. m~~~~fo~ -Pi\4·1 :~t~r;Jver Ch~~hlre on Frida~ ,night gave Pomeroy Second row Re ~· c 'jf" o o ng the trophy presentation ar.e, front row, t the double·elimination Syracuse Pony League Tournato r ., Mike Nesselroad and Homer Smith Jr batboys • x ance, oger Dixon, Robin \l'halin, Junior l'uiUns, Tommy Vaughan, Randy Burt. Back row, Asst. Manager G~orge Nes: seerlroad,, Thom Sarver, Bobby Werry, Steve Van Meter, Danny Abbott, Bob Burdette, Roger Abbott, Mike Young George Skinner and Ho _ m 8mt1 , manager. ' • :senators Knock . off Leaders, 4-l BIGONES-ThebJgonesarestarting to bite dl . I agam . Donnie Folmer and Mtckey Cunningham have ., Kevin Sheets l•mJted th• ' other a makeup affair wJth thelworked the first three innmgs 1runs in the tJottom of the f•flh proof of this with these two nice catfish taken early t:;rst plate White Sox to thrPe sro:lh plaee Indians for the White Sox He allo"ed aud added one more m the botone mormng at Hidden Lakes near Pomeroy. One ~ 1 ts as the thu·d place SenaSENATORS Wl~ four h1ts, walked one and struck tom ot the sudh and lasl mn i s a 3 1/ 2 pounder and the other a 3 pounder. Mannmg ll!fs knocked off the Gallipolis The Senators took a HI lead j out five. Steinbeck was rehev- mg Roush. owner o[ Hidden Lakes, says the big ones .l,iJtlt! League le aders 4 1 Fr 1 m the top of the sel ond mmng :ed by Jumor JamisoA in tbe Mike Powell star1 ed for fhe have JUst been la1. ing around for about the past 3 or St. Louis 001 000 3oo- 4 9 py evenmg on th,J)SI .\J.onor when Pre Wee Davis smgled. i top of the fourth and w01 ked Athletics and was r.lieved by 4 weeks. Now , Roush says, "! guess they are getting Los Ani 000 000 000- 0 a 0 (10 tnninssl : amp dJamond. and then With two out Kevm IUiree innings, allowtn& two ISteve Lee i• the third. DavJd l hungry. They 've been vacationing long enough." Jaster (8-3) Bid McCarver; Clu 100 010 000 o- 2 ? I Down oa Memorial Field Sheets smgled to scol'l! Davil. hils . He never walked a batter IM. Thomas came on iR I he ~===--. 000 101 000 1- 3 9 2 \friday evenm£ Ihe second Gary M1gal walked to start and struck out eight. fourth and pilched to two batWJ WJ• Wf• Horle1, Pizarro (8) and Red Sox pounded out I lhmgs off for the Seoaton In Billy Frazier, and Pee Wee I ters and was relieved by Dean IRo:mano; Siebert, Tlant (10) IF win over the fifth place the top of the third. Sklpper 1DaviS paced Senator hitters Lu<'aS who fmiShed the ~arne. and Azcue, Crandall II). WPAihletics 11 Roy tDuffyl Har- Johnson was safe on an error. :wllh two bits in three trips 1o Harmon pitched four innings, 8Jrdie Tebbetts wasn't the Ch1caso. Twenty ml1utes later, Mid Tebbetts, who skippered (7-7). LP-Pizarro (7-5) . jnon p1tched rom innings of one Billy Frazier hrt mto a fleld· the plate. Both had tnples. ollowed one M. walked e~ght lype to qmt •. loser. so I he Cleveland president Gabe Paul the Reds and the,Brave. before (24th), Colavito 1 tit ball before bem1 relieved by er • chmce, Wllh Migal bemg 1 Mike Wolfe was one for two, and struck out "'· Schoonov- Cleveland lndrans made • - read the f~rmal annoWJCemetrl ?'mmg, to Cleveland. m 1963. Wagner (21st). ~l;iVf' Schoonover. lhrown out at tturd Pee wee &AchxhHg 1 double. 1e1 worked tY.o frame6 , allowed he went_ out With I wmaer. of tebbetts resignattoo. '] d1dnt bring 811YthJng . to 1 , Tile While So• are oow 10-2 Davis tripled sconng Johnson Line score. I four hrls, walked four and A maJor league manager for Although Tebbetts never field- Cleveland except tbe desire to tii' trrsl place, a full game a- m•d f'ra-,Ier to @Jve the Sena- Senators 120 OtO - 4 6 I ' struck out three. 10 "'"'ons, the 5~year-old Tel>- ed a champion dw1ng his mao- bring baseball In this city back liead nf the second place Red tors a 3-0 lead. White Sox . 000 100 - I 3 I f'or the Athletics , Powell belts resigned hJS post with agerlal career, be alw&)'ll taln- to where lt was. ~x whlrh fmJShed the season I .rumor JamJSon led off the Batteries Senators - Sheets pitched two and a third inn· Cleveland Friday night and was ed tbe respect of his players "I would like t• stay In basell-ith a 10-4 record. :bottom of Ihe tonrth mning with (WP) and Foose. Whrte Sox- mgs. allowed one hit, walked succeeded by coach George hecause of his devotion Ill the ball but I have nothing m • Th• Senators' wm kept them ;a tremendous homerun inlo iStembeck (LP) and Januson t" o and struck out three. Lee · Strickland . Although tile Indt· game and ilsplratlenal quati- mind right now," added Tebm the ruAnmg for a first place ' deep right f1eld The ball wa1 (2) and Perrt1ud. 'l'l ent one and a third fr~mes, lans never gave him an Amen.- bes. betts, Bhefted. for three months 1 tie. They are m third pi are, lost in a cabbag,e pat<·h. T he RED SOX ROMP i allowed flve hJIS, walked two can League championship, !bey "I've played for quite 1 Jew iR 1!164 after suffering a heart tw~.,_lull games off the pace •ext three batters went down [ Roy tDuffy) Harmon hurled and struck out three. Thomas did provide hun with 1 taste of managers,' fonner Cincmnall attack. " If my heart had anywith' a 8-4 record Both the 1n order and the White Sos fnur intttng" ol one h1l b<lll" :.ts l gave up one hit and one walk. VICtory In hi1 fiRalgame. star Ted Kluszewskl once said, thing to do with my leaving White So1 and Senator! have never Ulreatened agam ; the Reel So1 piled up 1 13-0 Lucas, in 1\\oo and a th1rd mnWith Me out in the IOtb iu- ''but none or them could inspire the game, I would bave droptwo games !ell to complete the Jamison had the ontv hill! 1trad m four innings of play. ings, allowed two hits, struck 1ing and the score lied 2-l, Leon you and make you really be- ped dead after Wagner won the Ieason. for the Whi~ Soi 81 he slam- He was relieved by Dave ' uut two and never walked a bat- : Wagner slammed his 21st home lieve in yourself like Birdie game with a homer. My health The Jos.R held the Athletics med a homerun. double, and ISchoonover tn the bottom of the ter. ' run of the campaign to stve could." wasn't involved." In fifth place with a H record, ' smgle m three trips to I h e lfifth frame. , MACHINE NO l ,.. II>• I'Jdiono 1 s-z triumph over _______ _ _ _ _,;____.:___ __ _ _ __ _ Kaline, Del 10336069112.311 •·1th one game left, wJth the lplate 1 The Red Sox scored four ,ADD SENATORS 4-48 SPTS .. f'hile Sox in a makeup COD· Sheets worked Sil innings for i runs m the first frame and add· I Steve Slone poced the Ath· Powell, Bal 11.5 407 71120 .295 64 Rambler ~s[ the w1~ning Senators, allowed 1ed nlne more in the top of ll'u~ •letics with two hits ill t h r e e Wagner, Clev 111 389 60 114 .293 Amtrlcon 2 Dr. 6 cyll..., The fourth place Yankees are three hJts, never walked a bs!· ' fourth The wmnm went acor<H tunes at bat. Mike Powell had • Belchrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 ltondord 1nn1. Radle ~ with two games to ao. one ter and struck out 10. I the other Athletic hit ; BRbJ1Sn, Bal 121483 801311 1Jess in Ihe last two innings ' hutor. :E~~_the Whlle So> and the Jim Steinbec~ otarted and • The Athletics picked up three , Roy Harmon with two for ; _, M"anUe, NY 99 314 'l1 91 .'JII - - - ~ -- · · :five and Dave Schoonover who 1 ~~Iwden Valtne, Wash 118 414 63 111 • 65 Pontlac ·G.T.O. BIr • d"Ie Tebbelfs "ent out "Itha "Inner __:.:._.:__.:__:. .:. :__.:_____.: .: ~pee I' . . . Unitas, Michaels & Co., Ready WesEilis 1 III.ston Wants Lellders Thru' 1 (s; CJay to Come .Blank, Owlish Look ToSwed,.,·n • w·Inner " ay or erry ro a e Jrst P b bl F .G I d P •1/\f 20 Games Accused 0 £uSJnfJ' • sp1tter • ., . iwastwoforfour,paced tht · Iti-tloltll Berry,Cbi 10930038 85.283 JDine-M Red Sox atU.ck . 'IV ·Home RUDI 1 IRed Sox .. 400 900-13 9 G. D. Pel. Notional ~,tape: Alrea, Athletics 000 031 - 4 3 5 OOI'EBORG, Sw~.. tUPI) ,Alou, Pill 105 3112 57 131 .343 Braves JS; Maya, Gianlll 31; ' ·' ' Batteneo: Red Sos - Har- -: Heavywei&hl <:hAmpioR Cas- Alou, Alia 119 514 88 188 .327 Allen, Phillles SO; mon IWP) , Schoonover (5) and SJus Clay, lourinB Europe and StargeU, Pitt 105 361 ·88119 .324 Braves, StargeU, Pirates· ~'\J Hood ; Athletica - Pow ell g~vmg challengers a cb~nce at Csrty, Atla 110 365 52118 .323 Santo, Cubs 28. , " ~ (LP ), Lee (31, Thomas t31, his Iitle, bas been lnvrled to Clmnte, Pitt 11347Z7U52.S22 Amerlcuo Lea~: F. r.· lly MILTON RICHMAN well agreed he has been an 18- hi' first victory Lucas (3) Lee and Powell I3). S~eden by an •&Id frrend-Sonny Cepeda, SIL 101351 52111 .316 80n, Orioles 37; Powell, Orioles •. UPI Sport• Writer carat marvel this season I Four days later. nearly two GALUI'ULIS LISton. Allen, Phil 100 rl 81 117 .St5 31: Pepitone, Yanks, Killebrew, ;AEW YORK •UPII - That If he chooses. he c11 n lnmPstlv 'weeks after the season opened, LITI'LE LEAGUE , LIShn extended the lnvltalioA Helms, Ci~ 100 388 52 121 .312 Twins & Colavito, lndi&AB 27. q~Ionl Perry Is a real cube. sa) he ha s won 25 games "" far he was g1ven his first start ' STANDINGS after dlsposmg of Amos Jobn- Sanlll, Chi 113 410 72127 .310 R~na Batted In in ~good spot to be('ome , and los! on I" t'""o 1 hal would agamst Houston and he won it, !TE~M W L R OR son m 1 ~8 of the fhird. rG~nd C1ndon, Pilt 114 418 60 129 .309 N 1 tIona I League: Aaron, ~ majors' first 20-game be counting hJ> s.orecord in 2-1. with a four-hitter . , Willie Sox ..... 10 2 88 52 Friday mgbt. The tnvrtation, AmerleDD I.eagae Braves 94; Clemente, Pirate• G. ABR. B. Pet. Allen, Phillies 84; Mays, Giants win.er lhts year and whPnPver sprin~~: lrauunl:' plus lht v1t'lnrv "Now, maybe Herman and Red Sos ....... 10 4 80 52. however, was not I friendly ~.rask hnn ho\\ he 's domg 1t. 1ht> rerPived r lt'Oit form ,Julv's ; the G1ants will believe I can be senators .. . , .. ,_ 8 4 56 4% on.~. OJiva, Minn 120460 7%148 .322 11; Stargell, Pirates 80. JU,answer always" the same . . Ali-SlRr g•m• a starting pitcher." Perry Yankees ........ 7 5 77 72 I want Clay and I want him FRbnsn, Bal 119446 94 W ,311 'I .a~ellas. " he says. "the b1g Whal makf's his record an icommented on a post.game AthleticS ....... 6 7 77 1.2 badly," Liston barked. "I did to "fi're~ is my hard slider ·• the more amazmg is that he Iradio interview . ~ans ......... , 4 t 51 9ft Johnso m three rounds w~at ..ferry ll absolutely correct 01 compiled Jt ev•n though he was 1 Franks got wind of Perry'a TJgen ... -,".. 3 9 54 83 Henry Cool";r and BrJan lt,t pomt ,. out three weeks from May 24 tG remark and took it with good Orroles ... , .. .. .. 3 11 88 91 London couldn I do In eoe There il a big difference in .June 13 w1th 3 damaged lefl grace. Tollla .. .. .. . .. 51 $1 IN IN and they got I IIIIo h10 19-2 record with the Giants ankle. on whJch he shll wears a l '' Hell ." declared the GAMES LAST WEEIJ: qainst Clay." . !'f\1' year and the 8·12 mark he bandage Imanager. "I wish 1 had throe 4 Indians 2 Llste1, the former hjid with them la st year No Starter !other guys who felt the samr Yankees 2 AtbleUC. 1 'JIWtight ehamp w1ri1Be 'llu! •••my hillers merely ,\lore ama•mg vet is thr fact ' way and meant II." White Sox 7 Red Sos J wu taken away bp "'"Y.II YIIII'IIMir ....... ~ ... .-.. laugh when they hear h1m that fJeld marohal Herman The fact that tilt hUlen lldtan1 2 Ortolet I -'bed Joh118011 Ill the cODvas ..... (e oll\ie hiS hard slider as the ~'ranks "aso't even sure Perrv he throws 1 opltter doesn 't Red Sox 13 Atbletict 4 lwice In the seeond round ' pi_U,h that _turned everythm g could be ~•p•nded upon as i bother Perry. Senator! 4 WJUio .SQs I . finisbed .lhe Medin~, Ohio. Trade Ill JOIII' ....... fllr a thrifty IIDnda aroond for _Hlm What really did regular startPr ~hen the season "They're tlltitled," he laughs Gr\MI!S NEXT WEEK fighter with a Iefl-rirht rombin50. Up to 200 milet per pllon, IIIII It least 11, the~ thmk IS hJS spiller 1began. Nor ;. he upset that when the Monday-Senators vs. Tlgera aUen lJt the third. I that .......... MaybeMention that word to Perry 1 Perrv was supposed to pitch subject of great pJU,hers comes Tuesday-White Sos vo. Yaa- "II was liko being hit by Hondlltldlll for G1J1P111 nffic he stands, there lookm8 at the second gam• of the season up. people uoually talk about keea u~," said Jobnson, and C11J1P111 J~Mtini.llllll1'911'11 nodC'Jia big as rf you re fresh off the arainst the Cubs but Franks Sandy Koufn or Juan MorichMr\KE UP GAMES II powods leu than wl"'" Ferry switched to Bob Botin and left al. Tisen vs. Se•atol'! 218-pound opponent. "He difference • ,_, pock~ 1110. ll'U ' 'Wbot Spitter?" word for Perrv he would start "Thev should" he ••Y•· Indians vo. Yankeet much better than I !bought. bulse farad • 'Spltter"" he inquire! in- the fourth ga~e • -- ~Athletics vs. White Sox was fearsome." And !9 wil , _ . . ...._ ently, his features reddenma Came the fo th d Mmn 200 000 OtJO- 2 9 0 ewhat " What spiller''' ur gam~ an Booton loti 000 010- I 4 The hittors say you throw BobthShaw got hthegame call f'maUy, Kaat, Zimmerman Worthington (I) (f): and 1 ,, tn. e sevent agamst I8'attey, 'I . .He's . 1 HAVE A DATE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I I t, t-t .. ,..,gbed l . t r VOLKSWAGEN'CAMPER 1 l don't know where they gel ChiCago, Perry , who hadn'l ,stange. McMahon (9) . started one yet, came m to WP-Kaat (JH) t, •deha . I sweat a lot Maybe reliev• and wo• credited with (6-7) • I h tstereasun'' ·Didn·t you swf'at as much t yMr ~ ere ' there'' a l ' noticeable I USf ut trom anothft' corner of Gianlsi clubhou!<!, 10meoAt ••g¥ishly offers· 1' He wasn't in long enough to '!fBl last yea.• ~hether · thf J!lllt!gbean.Jike. f1)'ear-old Pe1:11 hat been •lug It will lpitlers, mtrron r . llleoluarprkle. It 11 pntty ' • : ' ,, : 1 I 1' '! NYE UNIYERSm VOlKSWAGEN ·SALES SERVIa SMITH BUICK CO~ • COMPLETE UNE OF USED CARS • l'hone 191·7711 llmpHR IIIII ,..,_. IlL ' Alhen~ 0. ' '--"· 2 Dr. HmlloJo, • ' 5ti04Dr.IQI!ndor,lllltlo fnlna. llldlo .... ........ _... 1111111& while woD · - 65 Dodge D1rt I Dr. 270 StriM, · 6 evil• ..,, ltancfarcl trans., N41e ond hoom 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 pr, I cylndor. ltanllarcl tnns. with ov.,.. ofrlvo, todlo and h - Whl,...ollt. 62 Ford Gal. 500 ........................ )64 Ford 4 dr. I oyl, At Trono. '· F-700 llui!Jtl Truck. I eyR...,.. 5 """"-..t -.1 .... .ut;Lonewhlll._ 63 Mercury Cuahnt t """" ............ ~ ....I. . . .... llniU.,A.-Uctrona. · 64 Ford Gal1xle 100. 4 Dr. I cylinder, aut.. lront. Radio ilnd hoo~ril :;:• -rlnl. whllfta ·63 Chevrolet NOT EVERY PERSON loljUre. 4 Dr.6 crt. Slondord l r - White woD lint. who calls on me buys a new 63 Ford · .... -~·· ......... IW""" ~ ~ Dr. I qU.. ..,.......,;WhiiNal ' 1I1M. ' HEA.ING AID -• · Hthevrolitt . SOME DON'T NEED ONE ... u..·- · . ' and we tell them! ·.. ' i .' ·64 F1lcon· ... Whltriroll Hret. 61 Falcon llld~IM.,_, ' USED CAR lOT ....... ' S. Second Ave. __ _....... " ". .. •"··+~ ,.,. ' ~ ,, .-.~~~ ~OfORCYCQ$!(~' l ' '< "' ·Kihh.GO&~ Ford .RAWLINGS HONDA.SALES ' s·u-zu·_.KI ·. · · I Dr. I cyL Standanl tr- . ' • ol.. ',' " • I .'~ i ,_, .;, ' Ill. , o• What about your hearing-has It readied the ·UIIIilt•• . SBE /IBEltf NPWt'' ''""'" :f Dr: ' .,.,..... AUtW.~ra.,..•..noa, - • . l 63 Ford Galaxiti rim~n• 4 Dr. 1 oyf. Aute, · """- RAH. ·Wtlltlwall -~ ~ ., Custom Bui~ by Yolks. 1964 MOd~J, 14,000 Miles, Refrigerato~, Sink, Stove, Fol~ing Table~, Outsit!e Awn. ings, Sharp. ._:, ' . ,~/ . .......... ~ . .. . . ( , 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? where you wom1er whether or not 1 You llol ;-, • and !hot's cruillng apeod. 5-apeea ornctu-o--h out obligation, and our r,ecommendl~ tranlmln1on tt~ndard with crulsin~i gear. Tachorn ..tr standard. Dltc brai<;n up-front alandm:d. Loaded with "extru" at "!' oXIra_.coll.~. K tot•r'-,...tit'•''1· " THE FAIULOUI • would be l!enefirt3l? Our tesliJIC iJ FREE 1!1111; -.~j\i' aventeen year' a call or write YOIII' home. Dires expel;lence. NOW iJ tho• •~'~;""': for''an appolntineJ!t II! tllt.. -~1~ ' ' �' ... -· ·~. < ' .. ·. . .~ · .~ . . J· • Ill State Fair IF.ir c:\illiPol\1 ~dent• wJ11 be abl~ Fair~ 25 :.z-1. "I 0 •O trol and custod.y of or be!nr the pllrent or ruardlan nf a minor under thl ll"e of nventeen yell't 1ba.ll ,.rm ll aut- h minor to, hDr 1h1JI IUCII Jlllnor, be outsld.e the epofln• o~ h!~ homuldl!' and t'OI\I~Jate, wand@l', .IIJIIe r or play UPOII th'l' 1treet1 ll'lcl ofh~! publlt- pluea of tb• Vlllafe, UN UPervlftd or unenclor.d taod.a. or pla('e. or llmu•emt:nt and l!'ntert!lin· ment, between the boun of 11: o' ·· ~It P. M. and. '; 1\. M. Ule follow lnJ dl)'. TbUI lllftlGn aball noa IPPiJ lu nlinurl un liD emeraen('Y errand 111r on leJIUml t e bUI IIle&l 11 directed b f t he pannt, 111anlian or CUII.o4ian, nor to mlnon aeeompanled bJ the paren~. &lltn:lian or custodlan. pr lame other peraon over twent701\11 U. o( ace who bu beeD ~ven ' . I ". 11:45 p.m. P 1 M;=\~~ ~ ~ulc?~: D:::?~, ~;· a~m-:; 50~ ~ k on .~1.lee _the Ohio Sta~ Fair ~ 11:.':::.~~· ~"fl;,. Club," poo2- 12-1:30 p.m.; SPook .Beckman's me~Sion, and aU ecasts _ec m. Come to The ~·air, "Coffee Club.'' 2-3:30 p.m.; bt, _In color, accordlog to Steve Z."!-1· .;; . Six O'Clock Re- Come To the Fair, 5-5:30 p.m.; ~arney of Towl!r Antennas, $-5. p.." . nd Y'All s· O'Clock Reports 6-6:30 ·p. lliC ports 6-6.30 p.m., a ox • ' iocal residents of the com- Com~. lt:30-11:45 p.m. . m.; Y'All COme, I1 :30-I1:!S p, n\uhlty cable TV will have the Friday,, ~~g. 26 - S P, 0 0 k m. _ Paul Dixprogramming of the fair to Beckrmln s Coffee Club, 2- Tuesday, Aug. 30. 50-50 Club tHem on WLW-c Channell. !3:30 p.m.; Come To 'The on Show, 9-10 a.m., Beckman'~ 30 p.m ...~~·30 ' In addition to the special TV-IFaor, 5-5:50 p.m.; Sox OCiock .m.· 4' telecast of the Ohio State Reports, 6-6:30 p.m.; nd YA~AcoU CoCoffeeT Cthlub,Fa·ll' ·, , .•• PPm: S ial, 8-11:30 p.m.: a me o e • .-• .~ · ·• pee . 9- ·45 s· O'Clock Reports 6-6:30 p. Fair. Monday August 29, t h . NBC Telev~on Network "To- Come, 11.3 11. p.m. ". co S cial 8.a:30 p.m.: llay Sho":" iOill cover the Ohio Saturday, Aug .. 'J:/ F~ m.d ~~All lome '11 ,31J.!H5 p. litote Farr. ' ' Front, 7·30-11 a.m., !IIIC<! an ' , Rama, 11 a.m.·l p.m.; Come To m. the Fair, 4:30-5 p.m.; Midwest- Wednesday, Aug. 31 - Paul ern Hayride, 6:30-7:30 p.m.; Dixon Show, 9-10 a.m.; 50 - 50 Legal Notice d Y'AII Come 11:30-tl:lS p. Club, 12-1:30 p,m.; Spook BeckORDIN4NCI No. 24 • man's "Coffee Club," 2-3:30 p. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A CUI · an nw IIIOR MINO•S IN THI VILLAGI mSunda Aug. 28 _ Dance-0- m.: Come To tile Fair, .5->:30 . . .CHEIHIU. OHIO. IE IT ORDAINED . b7 tile Villa•• Rama. i2-2 p.m.; Come To The p.m.: Six O'Clock Reports, 6'0\1ilrll Jf thtl \'I Jlafl!' of Chc~ h lrt!, Fair • 3__3_,30 and IIIIe of Ohio . ~~~ tolluwa: _p.m.: _ __ .. - -Y'All _ 6:30p.m.; Y'All Come, 11:308rTiON I · Nil P@l'liOil hnlni the _ _ .. ·~· i . ' from the Ohio State B ' Color on TV Cable Here 1s the telecast schedule Come, 11:30-11:45 p.m. the 11 t lime In history Club, 12-1:30 p.m.; ~~k B~k~ man's "Coffee Club, 2-3.30 p.m.; Come To the Fair, 5-5:30 p.m.; Aoco Hour of Stars, 7:30d Y'All Come ~;3030-~i~~ :.~. ' Friday, Sept 2 _ Paul Dixon Show, 9-10 a.in.: 50-50 Club, 12;1:30 p.m.; Spook Beckman's "Colfee Club," 2-3:30; Come To the Fair 5-5:30 p.m.; Si1 0'• , Clock Refll!rls, 6-6:30 p.m., Avco specixl: 8-8:30 p.m.: and Y'All Come, 11 :30-11:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3- Farm • D .() Front, 7~: 30 a.m.; ance • Rama, Il-L p.m.: Come To the Fair, 4_:30-S p.m. ; A. Night At the Faor, 11:30-mldrught. Sunday, Sept. 4 - Dance.(). Rama, 12-2 ·p.m.; and J'alf, 1966, 2:39-3:30 p.m. • Sacred Cows, or Cars, About Incorpora tIOn ame to Girl Sc.out Conferees Articles Given s Make Sure SucCe8j County Ube I I "'• Melvin G r o lipolls, Lewis llol&bes ot.lilol)tel· 1. Gallipolis, and Errl~st G~!e!l· lee of Route I, Bllh\'eU. In ; lng olfi<\1!, Mr. Gil~~ chairman. made thos menl: "Our aim II .to Improve farm Income, IWp waste of 1011 and water re'ourcos 'and tho• . strengthen the. overall economy of Guilla Cl!anty."· n Com01 the GalUs Coo ty mlttee, Mr. Hughes has one yesr to serve, Mr. Gilbert two years and. Mr. Greenlee elected thJS year to a~~~~~~ year term. The newly ,_qe . CHAMPS - Pam Henderson, at left, stands besid,e h er Jeney wblle Larry Hollon does his Guernsey and Patty Koblentz, her Holstein, after they were selected as the top catUe In the various classes of judginl{ last week during the Meigs County Junior Fair activity; alternates are Herm"" ,;;t;nd Elmer Myers, Two Single-car are Jnvest'gated :B 25 • •R outh A c h •evement ·s VOL l NO. 29 _on.,, David Altizers are Gallia's \\\\I I ;;;;::;I 1 , Cia~ lll, Q&Wpoolil; :t 'htUu. JQ, Kanau, •• and Beverly &ulltil, 18, Rto Gnnda. Ro1 D; "•iMr. 18. Sprtnclt•Jtt, ; and Bftllda ~y llllllden, U!l, OalBpoU., Thomu J., IWUL. 11. and IUrpret OlJ, Jl, OaWpolU. BIRTHS. DIYORC.ES Queen Sally Mora and King REAL ESTATE Larry Montgomery were preDEATHS, MARRIAGES sen ted to tbe grandstand patrans opening the final day of the fair. JennUer Blakeslee and Rlcbl111 L. lllryar, ••• 1 firmer 11nd realdeDt ot Clay Lie• Hd . died Wed Denny Evans, last year's king nelday eveninll m HotHr HorpltaL He waa born 1n May•vtUe . Ky .• Oct. and queen, made Ule preseu.20. 18ifl. IOn of the laW Tbomu lations. aDd Nora Allebder Fryer. Hbo mar. r Ja•• w.. the Enly• MeKlnn•y AJ4--H club champions in t h e ~:~~t.~}u).:~r;v~e;· ·~uavr:1 ;;:. dress up dress, C<lmplete coser of "-•hland. Ky. Mlq Mildred Fry tume, and tailored garments, •rMnlne of Wub1o1~n, D. C .. ana Mra. th Goddard ot t:Jncinnatl. Tnere educational boo , Car· u on• nandd.au111ter. s1~: •tep 4-H Boys,· Snackiog and daucbten aurvive lncludinl Mn. Maraaret Thornton and Mra. ua11 ll':lckilllg, Linda Midkiff; Fun Guaon. botb of Galllpulil A Pfter. I' DebbJ'e Turner·, TasMn. Fannie Pttri('k of "- r fllll te, Ky. I MARII&•• LtciNIII Becer Bntmllelct, D. GaWpolla and June Willlalftl, I Me... AliD .';. ataTHI 0" WIU Mentlar Mr. and Mr1. Jam•• ~rna1 Spene.r. lU Piue it ., OaW •oUt, dauPter . 12:1U a. m., at Hot • ..r IIMPital , wnn.M•y - Hr. aad Mn. !lll'klt: L. RoacJI, ftt. 1, Galllpola. 10111. 1::11 p. m. 1t Hober Hotpltll. '* allo IIU'VIvea. Service• were DI.THI 0, WIEK @fll'f twin Mill of Merrill aDd J"lld7 Ann 'l'bDmu Wilcoxon of Patrlol ttar It,Roapittl "'" PDrtiJ' after blnll In 111 ,IJAiur on Satrudar. ~Uoa to &be pareJdl, a.· held liaturday 1ftemoo11 It Miller ·• Home for Funenla, and burllll wu 111 centenuy ~ lrand.PaHnt.l, ..... and lll'lo Mil'· '91h 'l'h0111U of Cb..hln . . . Wlleoxoa cf Mr. Patrlpt were 111r Rt. Guvulde lemll'U . . ld Kond.,- aftamooll lri · ilownd Hill c emeWry. under dl uoetlvn of tlle Waucb Halley • WoOCI ·Pt.tfteral ~ome. Wlrct 'biiUpt, Jl, a nttl\'1 of Ga,Wa Counq-, arid pruldeat of Nellonvtlle Cltt C.um.-l.l, died Mond.IJ' afteflllGOD la 1 NelHDVille liCMpita.l He bad bnn In Ill health for aeven.l yean, H1 - e d t.o NalsOn•lll• ID 111311, ~~~ lor Ul 711111 bad marupd 1 Man Ja }(ayde:aWUJe. HI wu lilo ,. llan . .ar of Covert DliUib\IUni Co. lor 1. tt.UM'bllr of JCIIn. He attended ;JUo Gurule ColleJe, and wu 1 p1111»r or f'lnt Cftt11U.n Cbur/1, Eaalea. Elkl and KniJht.l ot f>)' ; ,, I j ,,. . A. Line, tl, • ntiNCJ ranner bo ,..lded I t GU'IIe14 Ave .. lecl. ·tu••d•Y •U.moon In 1 Pille untr nunoiDI flume, wban be d Nell a patient 1inl'C! Mar t . He • • bon Ia lkloiW CcntntJ', W. Ya., n Mll'rh 1(. 1873, 111n of the late phD lnd Stact1 Green Lana. H• 11 the l11t of bU fiUhlly . lUI mar. J• to Came Coraall. wllo tar. ""'· look pile. No• . 11, 1NI. e• wtre held Thuntda, attamoon t "\hlloH"' I Hom• foP: J'\lner•. an4 rial WU I• MoDDd fiW INftUICII'J'. » Be"· . Cltrle L. MI:C:IH lmllll, H, a llive ~ OaJlia CDI.IIIty and a reQ. nt of Pror:torvtUa, died: &ata.rdiJ · an Ironton reat hume. She wu daUJhter ol U. Ide .u.xant~ar u bom • Ul1l eountt. N01'. ........,. Clf Proctorrille. ~ . , . . lltW ~~~~~~~ II Mt!Mtr ,..,.,., R•••rv• Sy1ttm Mo .... r F.D.t.C. POMEROY, 0. ,.,. ..,, ' 39'8 . :-=,==~ . eBeoadfid wMte ........... &a!Nl)ed el.olliiDa lioepo e po1at whl~oo•hllt ·~.u~.,.-• """' .. eollly Mlrtlhll J, ON EVERY '66 Olds and Cadillac limn•. ... - ------ Wt WMII fill' &M daalbter Dl Dr. and lin. Jlldlant aaJUibetPr (the form . _. Mar7 .lean TlbfU of DQian, The Karr ·&.Van !AlrY6-r1u lhatel'llll uandmolblr M aMI tbl lrtld .: ,.- I"Hiw••••M6811.CBNJ'~IA£•Jrf:IAr. I .... (MONTH OF AUGUST) Bight ,.,,, In lmJUJr ol MOBIL'SlfHt"~l'erMrg, I ......,..tl UMITED QUANTITY! CALL TODAYl THE FARMERS. BANK and SAVINGS CO. and bad do- 1radu1te work 1t Ohio Jln, O.Orp Tllbtt. Jr. af Ollllpoh1 ~ b lin. O.l'fl TlbJI ol TUnp1, J'a. Patemal llN Jlr. aDd II r • · With Each Purchase of 10 Gallona OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' ll'ulten, II, a former Gal 1 Ua Couai7 farmer of the W.b.lte Oalt eommualty . who had bMII Uvtna l II Pawell. 0 .. tiled WfliMidl-1 In e Delawan hoapltaL He w• bom In tblt county OD J"u~ 30, 11171, aon ot the late JohD 1nd Serettb Mink l'ul&on. Rll m.arrtap wu to Kate Funt. w1to di..S In J~\1 . He II .ur• YIVad b}' a MD Uld UlrH dnlbCen, lolm Fulkln of Rt. 1 GaliiPOlll, Mn. UlliiD WJlll.l. •nd lin . GIU Tallman, buth of Columbua and Mn. Grue fllatnermann of Po. . IL Tllen IN two I[UJl4c!hii4Jo and fOUl' Jl'UI l!'lltdl!blldnb.. A aliter. lin. J:dna SUkiD of Porilrnouth. nrrivu. He . . . • Melllber of till CUnpa1JD lie»· tl.lt ~burell. Servtcea were held latllJdQ ~ At &be lleCcl, l'1mual aDd t.wta1 • • 1.a Cdlp)p eerMbtiJ , FREE' FREE! e ONE GALlON PAitlT TIINNER GREAT FRIENDI Vnl•emtt. Ohio State. and Ca pitol Ualvv.lb . 111 add.itlon to her hu•· I Dllld, ahe I• a urviVed by 11 dauahter . lin. Keith Iandy, and a 1on, David Cllrll:, both of Columbua. and three 1 ~dch1Jdnn. A ciiUJhtn praeed. 1 ed bar In death . A. memurlal 1 ervl~e wiD 1M bekl 5urub.y lftemooa t11 Lancuter J'lnt I'Hibytertaa chui'C.'b. . - , • .Barn7 aa!UIWfiD .t MenMh&ewD. --· -' Can leA Cooper; Electric I, Dennie Inger ,· Lawn power equiJ>mlmt, II John Lohse; Buckeye ehers. I; Mike wmtams, Duc•• if eye Bug Catchers II, J 0 b Wiles: Rope, Robert Ban_ey: Small Motors Demonstration, Mike Hazelton and Cbarles Dl tl\• lite Prof and Mn. c. o. Clark. Htr ht.ber "u a profeuor a& Rio Gn.nde Con.,e. Sbe attended Rio Grande aehooW and received two Mlftu from Rio Grande Colleae . 1o ......... ......... ..... lltN. bJ a diQ:hWr, lin. . l'nd AUdDIIIIl al\d 1 1011., a.orp tmttll. Jr •• Mil THE FARMERS BANK Karr & Van-Zandt Likes to_Say Y•.E. S. anti 839 Sbe 1fU 1 ebarter IUlldMir o1 I! Proetor.-tllt WomeD'I CIU" ..... ko 1 charter membft of ud • SO. rt ar member e1 Tueta Clla.Dtfto Ord•r of Eaatem StU, 11M 11 ~a.t91..a Tlllldl)' u4 11111111 Wlll. .ia Linda Jr. and Hostess, Sandy SayTeen-agers entertain, JenDean· Outdoor Linda '"a•·own. y' east bre,ads, rolls II and pies, Diane Holliday ; Food preservation, BoniUe Smith; Home Patu Dorst: Delta Kappl G1111ma , Lll.nc11ter Butine• aod Prolftlional Women'a Club Lancuter Fedl!'ratlon or Women'• Clutn, Mothen Studt Club. and Order of £a1tern Star She wu born ID Puadena, Calif., daQIIItl!r Nease; Registered Holstein females, 1st trophy to Patty Koblentz, 2nd to Allan Gibson. Meigs 4·H Pleasure Riders, · awards given to Cham._ pion Cher. yl W'tlliams, reserves to Wil· j' Jam Down!e and Chrl sty Frost. Award for effort, provided by the Jackson Produetioll CredU As.:ociation, went to Mark Warner. Champ10n · CIUb, expIormg · doors, Little Leading Ladies, awards in different ffnina to: Forestry, O"'" .. "D Titus; Quick Jordan; Electric II, IMeals, I ,f,.GCJ•. Mt, Phillip• w11 tbe .... of • lite llou and Nora Pblllipa. 111 1\lni'l..s b)' hl.e wile, EtkabiU111 loa, Rlehard. of Fort Worth, 'Jell:., 1 Drotller. Clarenca PhDUw of eater. TMre are Ulru Jrand hUdren. !lervieee wen head 'l'bun· lfternooD 11 Ute JobnloD •'UD• ral borne aDd burial Wll Ia Vinto11 lmarlal Par•. Luc:Jnd11 Howell llc:Call, ~e-tt!rt . Mrs. C•rrinl Dav11, "' • fo rmer real· dent of Rio Urande and wlft of ur. ville DIIYII . t 'llrl'leld (.'ounty l UperJntend.enl of IChoOll died 'I'Ueaday 1t ber ho~ In Lll.ncuter. She waa ;.tCIIYe In educational. fhU".h and t-lub or,anlutiolll. Sh e bad tau!11'1t In Ohio .ehooll tor 18 yean . She 'WII I member gt the Flnt P~•bY tenan Church, cou nty, 1t1t.e and natiooal ..SueaUoJJaJ usodatloM, twl.ba ,U1I IUI'Yt~ by 1 brother IC~Q", alld lin. Dewe, 1 992·5342 Zandt~ Karr and Van Zandt Is say. lng YES on every model! No need to wait llntil Fall for a better buy on a New Oltls or Cad)Uac. The time ia now. - good selection, big trade-ins and year's lowest pri· ces. Come in NOW, we like to say Y.E.S. · $.,;.,_rr::.-:.:~ .-. ·'. '\ " Motor Sales c:aitllll~dtmololl• l,,;,;;__....~,;.;,_.;.,;..;_.;._.-,_,;,-~·...;·,;·;____.;;._~~"'::"--~~~-~-':"'~"'!'-~~-~;..-., . ·. ' 'f ., Page THE DAVID ALTIZER FAMILY bas been named Gallia County's Blue Itlbbon Farm Family, and will be guests of the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio Exposi lions Commission Aug. 31 at the Ohio State Fair. Left to right are: Ricky, 17, Dave, Ws wife, Etta, and Gary, 13. The Altizer family Is one of 29 Blue Ribbon Farm to be guests at the 1966 OWo State Fair. AUGUST SPECIAL t!}'• ye_ SECOND SECTION 25, • d !:: SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1966 car ,... ... I\ Week's Roundup ., .. ·L The farmer-committee systern is unique No other group of citizens has ·so direct a BY DICK THOMAS cooking. voice in running government GETS TROPHY - Roy Holter, at le{t. Is presented a trop~y by MeiJs·eo,mty "The sacred cows" of India To date confer~ study of Secretary of Slate Ted ~- 1 programs. The elected. commitFair Board Member David Koblentz for . being_ selected ~s havmg the _top lui~. ex· the sacred cars" of the other cutlures have resulted on Brown today tssued_non-pr~f~t tees have responsibUJ!y for bibit The trophy is awarded by the Metgs Sotl and_ Water -Conservation Dii!Zicl;. ~~ _ Is there really 8 dif- the following observations, a- articles of incorporation to CJli· the local administration of Fed- Holter has won the same award in three other Metgs Fairs: . .· , terence ~ mong many others: zens Development _Colllpany, era! programs, Including etpenThis was one of the questions - That although the world : Inc., Middleport, Ohoo. ditures of Federal funds, ~·~ Dr. Christensen to overturned. The·. htlir• IPQnllbiUtJ for IUd:l mlii.Or'l con. The purpose douse states the they are not F1'ral olflcebo d liy dall!age. He was JlOt otbll' I and cuatody by tbe penon 11111 discussed by _Dr. . Seymour may seem smaller because air I~,J J:'Illpc)IUiibJe for lh• dUtlpUueo ol Fersh, Educatoon DU'Octor of travel has reduced the dis- orgnnization seeks to " use ers. . Deliver OU Address -~:.. Injured. No cllarll! Wl,l tn mjnor. ii!X.'TION ll An1 ICbooL rhu ~ll . the Asia Society of New York, lance between countries It does all property accumulated for Congress hol¢i the . DepartDr AI h R Christensen Accident~ lQdae or other ora:aniaatlon apolli-Dr tq- runcUoiiJ Wbareln llliDol'l :111 . at- with conferees at the Senior oot follow that understandins of the use and benefit of the Vii· .ment of Agricu!tbre id I p fu~i Grande Colle-~ An accident ocedri'l!d at I L ten"ance will be out 1t a later hour Girl Scout East West Internsother people and cultureo in!age of Middleport . . " and the Deparlment In turnnd ~Is d!J~v! th: commenceme~t m. Saturday on Rt. 35, oa • tiUD proTtdM for In lbla aectlon lllall u!Jtaln tha Mayor'• approval to have tiona! Conference now takiog _ relies on the judgment a 'II . . • half mile west . of GallipolJI ' " mtnon nmaln to Uae time when Initial Trustee~ are John leadership of the locally elect- address :t ~h!O un;v:si~u~ I when Larry D. Knowles, 18, ,C. 1lle eldertalnme11t 'Nill end . .All min· place at the East - West Center ;rea~~~t young women and men 0f:J1 athftdinlt 1\I.Ch funcllun ahlll be at the Universily of KawaU. representing cullures where W. Zerkle, 289 Thord Street, Mided farmers and tl>e county gra ua on eterc s ' The Gallipolis Post State Jumbus, dr)vlng wf61, lost OOJio .te41Ulrtd to be within the t-onflne~ Ill tiltlr rupecUve homtaltn ene-half The conference, sponsored by marriages are arranged condleporl, Moddleporl. OhJo : W~ lice employees. The county gusAt 27. ct d 694 tud nts will lllghway Patrol reported· no troi on a curve noar the RaDcll l:IQur after •ueh funetlon 11 ended Girl Scouts of the USA, . is sider this the best means 'where , ter B. Harris, 391 S. Se~ flee serves as the s. exped e Ins lucile Dl 1 1ECTION I; AIIJ' minor vloltilnl t gether 128 teen age I I ted receove egrees, c ng an traffic accidents on Friday. HoOulsf~ nerer.po"'"" "•t "·-1· Stt: llona 1 or I hereof IJIItll be b . . rmgmg o . -. by they will have a happy for farmer bus ~ess. con nee Au st raduatlng class of 476. ld I! bowev ocera • ._ ..,. ....,w 4tl ll wllb In aceol'danN with Juven ur court l11w a11d proct<lure ; adult Girl Scouts . and Gil'! Gudodes fru'otfod marriage·, "'onference will be a report to I with program nattlcJpatlon. Maguster'sgdegrees WI'!! he ·award· Two one car ace en ' · - • t ff the Jell ilda of v lul ~lun •hall be fined no& more thaa f th U ted States 11 r er were investigated early Sat- es cao;ren ando ~--~ _,,..., J'TFT Y 1~. 001 DOLLARS . an . . -That the words one uses be titled "East · West Journal" j ed to 193 students and will • ·n the highway I"""" I •-:ro'!' e "'· !iECTlON t: Thll Ol'd.lnan~• lhlll nabons of ASia and the PaCJfJc to describe other people• and dealing with the daily lives of Street, Middlepo~, Ohio: and receive the Ph. D. degree. urday :.;o~ gPe !lone, Is· rail, then went off the r1ilit tlk r ertett t nd IJ.e In ,hlll ru,;:• ud dft'l't from and tfler \IW'enlle•t t:t•r- for the purpose of explonng other countries reveal more a- teen-age girls in countries re- Dale M. Dutton, ~ S. Fofth An~ / · ff ~ two chipped side and again struck I IIIJini !Od ·llowed by lal!'. Eastern and Westet'll cult.ural bout the speaker than . the pre>ented at the conference. Street, Middlepor~ Ohio. Up, · ·• ~~e e~ar accident at rail. No one wao Injured. Mod· PA SSEl>: 18 countries or cultures he Is de- Each of the 16 conference units 8 Saturda on Rt. 35, ~rate damase was done 1 lloDert BniThett, Mator values. There . fro~ Galhpohs John W . Zl!rkle Is Usted as Saint Francis Xavier,. patron 1 teeth In to ATT'EST: lrneatlne Wtua; {:ttr l M1ss Stephan~e Gibert, 17, the scribing. · <8 girls each) will prepare two statutory agent for the corpora- saint and apostle of lndoa, was LIO a.m. t thy 11 west both the car and the pard ORDINANc• No. Jl, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J . Oo 'bl It r th h 1 f born Dec 3 1506 one and two- en s m es . . AN oaotN.t.Ntl 'RoHtltTtN• G rd G'b I 445 Th' d A e tanga e- resu o e c ap ers. 1011. . ' . of th Jackson-Gallia county rallS. :tauiALING Tntn, "I"ULING," o on I er , lf ve. -~ e Th trot cltel KDOWlel . it 1 ••D cu.cKtNO IX'4AUIT HOIIII A 1966 graduate of GalUs ~ line. .e ~a lei a1 court 1 ~·.,~"' VILLAOI Of CHIIH, . ., Academy High School, Miss eco~nl""'e Officers reported that Pep!- Galhpohs mun p n IT ORDAINED, b)' th• vm••• Gibert has been a member of ... ~ M' tone, driving west, lost control charge of speed. ill ted C~unrll of th• vm.,e or Cllublrt. .. ff road conditions He pos 1 ltt•tt of Ohio • ., rouowa: Troop 215 for 10 years. She is on a curve. His car ~~~1 o to 'a ar but ,_. 1 11 S<CTION ' No "non '"' ••~ represen"ng the Rocky •Lieu ~•ges Presentation of trophies high· Chile Care, Heidi Milhone; Pho- Domigan; Small Motors Ken- ~ Cathle Chichester: S F porI s the right side of the h1ghwov. bond ate any motor vehicle. @X"pt wb•n w and $17.50 f !ted S t ""v ppe • ""'""' ••• "'' ' "'"!"" •• ,. Girl scout CouncU at the Con- lighted the Meigs County Jon- tography, Donnie Cheadle; neth Wheeler ; Vegetable gar- Clothes, Ann Holter; ormal llruck an embankment Ie a ur...,. ;~~~;n:~a.~ ~~~ v!~'i::1 e 1 ~ ~~~~Pldl; fer~ce. ior Fair Achievement Awards Flower gardening, Grace HyStanley HuUon; Tractor drest, Sally Mora; Dress ~~r. ~erue<~ or 1t1rt•d from • •topped PrJ'or to the open!n• of the program and style revue at the sell; Your First Outfit, Melin. contest Don ftose. Dress, Anita :.O!~~:~~el~i;~:~: J .... ltlon that the nhaull ay1te111 emit. a a loud, ('uctinJ or chaUrtaa nol~e conference on Aug. 7, each of Meigs County F'airsrounds Sat· ; da Amsbary: School dress, Champions in . Novice Rabbit ored garments, Carol ~·~~~' " '~~~b::r ·~ ~or:;a\.uo:,:rau~:hlci! the 128 conferees spent a week urday morning. i Jean Whitehead; Sports clothes, showman, Kenneth MitcheU, en: Complete costume, Bill Ding Sitys: Check Our •.. '., I or Jene tire mariLI on the as a guest in the home of a Larry Hollon received the I Ann Holter; Dress up Dress, grand champion:Ia.rabbits, >'O~ d>A·ay. eummonly ulled "peeJinc.H 1 Mike and Koblentz;_ Do :f..H ~~!:~::;;:;:.i . ~ •. CTION ~ : Whoever vlolatu any Girl Scout family in Hawaii. high individual aehieyement a· Sally Mora; Tailored garments, Barr; Poultry, A n 0 ter, Pattr rst: . ' .. ~~11 ~~:~~~1 v0111 t:~e~~:~~~v~~~"',11h~~ Miss Gibert was a guest of Mr. ward pte!ented by Richard Jennifer Blakeslee, Complete Swine, Lester Parker. Dawn Cirper~ Jult~ _ ~:~~ fi ned: to, • nrst offense, not and Mrs. Robert Buntain on Cbamben of r,e Pomeroy Na· Costume, Patty Koblentz. State fair entries are, lead· Heidi · MilhOan, Charles ri\otl' tha n flft)> llol lano 1150.000: for 1 • • County Better Liye· 1ew, · Jenn ifer gan u~iu .....0 M"iMcond otlt-na"' wllhtn one year after the island of K'auai. She spent tional Bank; a11y Mora, Jun- Metgs lntei"v lliC'- . , wn, ~···~.1 ~~~ ~~~n:s 1 ~~·:;a~~ n~o:!~h~':" an enjoyable four days swim· ior Fair Queen, rereiYed t h e stock f.H Club awards, providState Fair Queen and I!Afftnfa M~ ae.t. · tl~nred 'io ll nn !IIOOOOI or hnprhon · ming, surfing, sight-seeing and high individ.uai4-H Achievement ed by the Pomeroy National Sally Mora; Fun WJtb RDy ' ~lter' reCeiVed hay tro~.. r ,~, ~~: t::n a!~~.:~:;t o~f:,o~~~ dining on Hawaiian and Oriental Award from C. F. Tompkins of . Bank a11d Meigs County LandDebbie Turner; Tasty phy fnmr'""~ 'Soil ltnd. W~r 'l"•lhln onl!' Yl!'lr after Ute l lnl Dffo!ftlle foods. the Kroger Grocery Co., and 1 mark Farm Bureau, in the reg- Meals, Jeonifer Cray" : Yeast Conservat4tm4 1pt'e!ellted by ·DaJtot · >en t!'lan twent)' . live dollar. •m,oo1 01 not more ttu.n rwo hun Midway in tlle JS. day meet- Larry Montgomery, klng of dstered beef females, 1st trophy pies .and rolls, Diane vkl ~leoti. The hay dFiid dollan 11200.001, "'' l~nDrlsoned • F · h Bo to St Sl 1 2 d tr ph Fond · the, last 1101 more than thirty daya, or both. ing, the girls have already com- the Jumor :ur, won t e ys even an ey; n o Y preaenat'1on has been gtven • stcrJoN ' ' Thl• o"';•'"'• •••• pared family life in the East 4-H high indivklual award from Ill Larry Mees ; Regislered Mora ; Outdoor cook· ars and , · llal ,,tu . _ .h~ tab efl~e<'t and be In full for~ and Jn - -0~ ·-.a"-•'ed! •. effert from and after Lil• earueat and West, courtship and mar- Theron Johnson of the Far - Guernsey remale, 1st trophy to ;~:L:inda==Bro=w:•:;:Schao::::':dre::ss:•::'I:IG=ur=tlm~es~, ~~~~~:uowec~ by liow. riage cUstoms, and cultural at- ers Bank and Savings Co. Larry Hollon and 2nd trophy to ftoben Bur"hett . Mayor titudes as expressed through The event got underway Sat· Rhea Mora; Registered Jersey ATrEJT. ErnerUn• Willi. Clerk 1 · Au1W1t 11. 1e and. :n the arts, sports, fashion and urday at 10:30 a.m. with parade females, 1st trophy to Pam ·===::.::":..--::_____.c:::.::_:::.::::_:o in front of the grandstand. Henderson, 2nd trophy Roger . ' ' .' .. I· .. ' .. .A. !. . .' ,I ··' A large crowd was gatheringon the Meigs County Fairgrounds at dusk Saturday for the final evening of the IOOrd annual attraction. Don Reuter, fair secretary, was optimistic that the Saturday altendaiiCe at the lairgrounds, and also paid admission to grandstand attractions, would end up being "darn 9 good" during the last day. Fair attendance lor the first four days surpassOd the paid admissions (or each of the same days durlog the 1965 session. Records of fair officials showed the Fr!dsy daytime attendance was 838 and the night gate receipts showed 1,813 paid lor a total attendance of 2,!49. 1 Attendance for the same day ln 1965 ..... 2,424. A total of 659 paid for grandstand seats during Friday - 266 during the day rnd 393 at night - in comparison with 753 year. PONY PUWNG 46 lnclles and under- first , Harold Mead,ows, Lancaster; second, Stover and Black, AshPRESENTS CHECK - Lloyd Blackwood, left, receives a $50 check for tX• ville; third, Larry Goodman, penses of the Meigs County 4-H steer sale at the Meigs C~ullty :f.all' on Friday ~~~=-~ Rt. 2: Jame• Me- night from Carl Horky, representing the Columbus and Southern Obio Electrie 14 Cmwn City. Co. Blackwood is a 4-H Steer Club Committee member. 47 - 50 Inch•• - first, F. J. 1--=-=-===---'---'---'~----'--------'---------­ Eureka; Bowman, Amanda Rt.' 2 1muu. Goodman and Stover, A· I~::~ fourth, Dye and Carr, 1~ Plal115; * PIE BAKING Winner: Thursday, Karen Werry, Minersville; Friday, Purley Karr, Long Bot- * * * * �' ... -· ·~. < ' .. ·. . .~ · .~ . . J· • Ill State Fair IF.ir c:\illiPol\1 ~dent• wJ11 be abl~ Fair~ 25 :.z-1. "I 0 •O trol and custod.y of or be!nr the pllrent or ruardlan nf a minor under thl ll"e of nventeen yell't 1ba.ll ,.rm ll aut- h minor to, hDr 1h1JI IUCII Jlllnor, be outsld.e the epofln• o~ h!~ homuldl!' and t'OI\I~Jate, wand@l', .IIJIIe r or play UPOII th'l' 1treet1 ll'lcl ofh~! publlt- pluea of tb• Vlllafe, UN UPervlftd or unenclor.d taod.a. or pla('e. or llmu•emt:nt and l!'ntert!lin· ment, between the boun of 11: o' ·· ~It P. M. and. '; 1\. M. Ule follow lnJ dl)'. TbUI lllftlGn aball noa IPPiJ lu nlinurl un liD emeraen('Y errand 111r on leJIUml t e bUI IIle&l 11 directed b f t he pannt, 111anlian or CUII.o4ian, nor to mlnon aeeompanled bJ the paren~. &lltn:lian or custodlan. pr lame other peraon over twent701\11 U. o( ace who bu beeD ~ven ' . I ". 11:45 p.m. P 1 M;=\~~ ~ ~ulc?~: D:::?~, ~;· a~m-:; 50~ ~ k on .~1.lee _the Ohio Sta~ Fair ~ 11:.':::.~~· ~"fl;,. Club," poo2- 12-1:30 p.m.; SPook .Beckman's me~Sion, and aU ecasts _ec m. Come to The ~·air, "Coffee Club.'' 2-3:30 p.m.; bt, _In color, accordlog to Steve Z."!-1· .;; . Six O'Clock Re- Come To the Fair, 5-5:30 p.m.; ~arney of Towl!r Antennas, $-5. p.." . nd Y'All s· O'Clock Reports 6-6:30 ·p. lliC ports 6-6.30 p.m., a ox • ' iocal residents of the com- Com~. lt:30-11:45 p.m. . m.; Y'All COme, I1 :30-I1:!S p, n\uhlty cable TV will have the Friday,, ~~g. 26 - S P, 0 0 k m. _ Paul Dixprogramming of the fair to Beckrmln s Coffee Club, 2- Tuesday, Aug. 30. 50-50 Club tHem on WLW-c Channell. !3:30 p.m.; Come To 'The on Show, 9-10 a.m., Beckman'~ 30 p.m ...~~·30 ' In addition to the special TV-IFaor, 5-5:50 p.m.; Sox OCiock .m.· 4' telecast of the Ohio State Reports, 6-6:30 p.m.; nd YA~AcoU CoCoffeeT Cthlub,Fa·ll' ·, , .•• PPm: S ial, 8-11:30 p.m.: a me o e • .-• .~ · ·• pee . 9- ·45 s· O'Clock Reports 6-6:30 p. Fair. Monday August 29, t h . NBC Telev~on Network "To- Come, 11.3 11. p.m. ". co S cial 8.a:30 p.m.: llay Sho":" iOill cover the Ohio Saturday, Aug .. 'J:/ F~ m.d ~~All lome '11 ,31J.!H5 p. litote Farr. ' ' Front, 7·30-11 a.m., !IIIC<! an ' , Rama, 11 a.m.·l p.m.; Come To m. the Fair, 4:30-5 p.m.; Midwest- Wednesday, Aug. 31 - Paul ern Hayride, 6:30-7:30 p.m.; Dixon Show, 9-10 a.m.; 50 - 50 Legal Notice d Y'AII Come 11:30-tl:lS p. Club, 12-1:30 p,m.; Spook BeckORDIN4NCI No. 24 • man's "Coffee Club," 2-3:30 p. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A CUI · an nw IIIOR MINO•S IN THI VILLAGI mSunda Aug. 28 _ Dance-0- m.: Come To tile Fair, .5->:30 . . .CHEIHIU. OHIO. IE IT ORDAINED . b7 tile Villa•• Rama. i2-2 p.m.; Come To The p.m.: Six O'Clock Reports, 6'0\1ilrll Jf thtl \'I Jlafl!' of Chc~ h lrt!, Fair • 3__3_,30 and IIIIe of Ohio . ~~~ tolluwa: _p.m.: _ __ .. - -Y'All _ 6:30p.m.; Y'All Come, 11:308rTiON I · Nil P@l'liOil hnlni the _ _ .. ·~· i . ' from the Ohio State B ' Color on TV Cable Here 1s the telecast schedule Come, 11:30-11:45 p.m. the 11 t lime In history Club, 12-1:30 p.m.; ~~k B~k~ man's "Coffee Club, 2-3.30 p.m.; Come To the Fair, 5-5:30 p.m.; Aoco Hour of Stars, 7:30d Y'All Come ~;3030-~i~~ :.~. ' Friday, Sept 2 _ Paul Dixon Show, 9-10 a.in.: 50-50 Club, 12;1:30 p.m.; Spook Beckman's "Colfee Club," 2-3:30; Come To the Fair 5-5:30 p.m.; Si1 0'• , Clock Refll!rls, 6-6:30 p.m., Avco specixl: 8-8:30 p.m.: and Y'All Come, 11 :30-11:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3- Farm • D .() Front, 7~: 30 a.m.; ance • Rama, Il-L p.m.: Come To the Fair, 4_:30-S p.m. ; A. Night At the Faor, 11:30-mldrught. Sunday, Sept. 4 - Dance.(). Rama, 12-2 ·p.m.; and J'alf, 1966, 2:39-3:30 p.m. • Sacred Cows, or Cars, About Incorpora tIOn ame to Girl Sc.out Conferees Articles Given s Make Sure SucCe8j County Ube I I "'• Melvin G r o lipolls, Lewis llol&bes ot.lilol)tel· 1. Gallipolis, and Errl~st G~!e!l· lee of Route I, Bllh\'eU. In ; lng olfi<\1!, Mr. Gil~~ chairman. made thos menl: "Our aim II .to Improve farm Income, IWp waste of 1011 and water re'ourcos 'and tho• . strengthen the. overall economy of Guilla Cl!anty."· n Com01 the GalUs Coo ty mlttee, Mr. Hughes has one yesr to serve, Mr. Gilbert two years and. Mr. Greenlee elected thJS year to a~~~~~~ year term. The newly ,_qe . CHAMPS - Pam Henderson, at left, stands besid,e h er Jeney wblle Larry Hollon does his Guernsey and Patty Koblentz, her Holstein, after they were selected as the top catUe In the various classes of judginl{ last week during the Meigs County Junior Fair activity; alternates are Herm"" ,;;t;nd Elmer Myers, Two Single-car are Jnvest'gated :B 25 • •R outh A c h •evement ·s VOL l NO. 29 _on.,, David Altizers are Gallia's \\\\I I ;;;;::;I 1 , Cia~ lll, Q&Wpoolil; :t 'htUu. JQ, Kanau, •• and Beverly &ulltil, 18, Rto Gnnda. Ro1 D; "•iMr. 18. Sprtnclt•Jtt, ; and Bftllda ~y llllllden, U!l, OalBpoU., Thomu J., IWUL. 11. and IUrpret OlJ, Jl, OaWpolU. BIRTHS. DIYORC.ES Queen Sally Mora and King REAL ESTATE Larry Montgomery were preDEATHS, MARRIAGES sen ted to tbe grandstand patrans opening the final day of the fair. JennUer Blakeslee and Rlcbl111 L. lllryar, ••• 1 firmer 11nd realdeDt ot Clay Lie• Hd . died Wed Denny Evans, last year's king nelday eveninll m HotHr HorpltaL He waa born 1n May•vtUe . Ky .• Oct. and queen, made Ule preseu.20. 18ifl. IOn of the laW Tbomu lations. aDd Nora Allebder Fryer. Hbo mar. r Ja•• w.. the Enly• MeKlnn•y AJ4--H club champions in t h e ~:~~t.~}u).:~r;v~e;· ·~uavr:1 ;;:. dress up dress, C<lmplete coser of "-•hland. Ky. Mlq Mildred Fry tume, and tailored garments, •rMnlne of Wub1o1~n, D. C .. ana Mra. th Goddard ot t:Jncinnatl. Tnere educational boo , Car· u on• nandd.au111ter. s1~: •tep 4-H Boys,· Snackiog and daucbten aurvive lncludinl Mn. Maraaret Thornton and Mra. ua11 ll':lckilllg, Linda Midkiff; Fun Guaon. botb of Galllpulil A Pfter. I' DebbJ'e Turner·, TasMn. Fannie Pttri('k of "- r fllll te, Ky. I MARII&•• LtciNIII Becer Bntmllelct, D. GaWpolla and June Willlalftl, I Me... AliD .';. ataTHI 0" WIU Mentlar Mr. and Mr1. Jam•• ~rna1 Spene.r. lU Piue it ., OaW •oUt, dauPter . 12:1U a. m., at Hot • ..r IIMPital , wnn.M•y - Hr. aad Mn. !lll'klt: L. RoacJI, ftt. 1, Galllpola. 10111. 1::11 p. m. 1t Hober Hotpltll. '* allo IIU'VIvea. Service• were DI.THI 0, WIEK @fll'f twin Mill of Merrill aDd J"lld7 Ann 'l'bDmu Wilcoxon of Patrlol ttar It,Roapittl "'" PDrtiJ' after blnll In 111 ,IJAiur on Satrudar. ~Uoa to &be pareJdl, a.· held liaturday 1ftemoo11 It Miller ·• Home for Funenla, and burllll wu 111 centenuy ~ lrand.PaHnt.l, ..... and lll'lo Mil'· '91h 'l'h0111U of Cb..hln . . . Wlleoxoa cf Mr. Patrlpt were 111r Rt. Guvulde lemll'U . . ld Kond.,- aftamooll lri · ilownd Hill c emeWry. under dl uoetlvn of tlle Waucb Halley • WoOCI ·Pt.tfteral ~ome. Wlrct 'biiUpt, Jl, a nttl\'1 of Ga,Wa Counq-, arid pruldeat of Nellonvtlle Cltt C.um.-l.l, died Mond.IJ' afteflllGOD la 1 NelHDVille liCMpita.l He bad bnn In Ill health for aeven.l yean, H1 - e d t.o NalsOn•lll• ID 111311, ~~~ lor Ul 711111 bad marupd 1 Man Ja }(ayde:aWUJe. HI wu lilo ,. llan . .ar of Covert DliUib\IUni Co. lor 1. tt.UM'bllr of JCIIn. He attended ;JUo Gurule ColleJe, and wu 1 p1111»r or f'lnt Cftt11U.n Cbur/1, Eaalea. Elkl and KniJht.l ot f>)' ; ,, I j ,,. . A. Line, tl, • ntiNCJ ranner bo ,..lded I t GU'IIe14 Ave .. lecl. ·tu••d•Y •U.moon In 1 Pille untr nunoiDI flume, wban be d Nell a patient 1inl'C! Mar t . He • • bon Ia lkloiW CcntntJ', W. Ya., n Mll'rh 1(. 1873, 111n of the late phD lnd Stact1 Green Lana. H• 11 the l11t of bU fiUhlly . lUI mar. J• to Came Coraall. wllo tar. ""'· look pile. No• . 11, 1NI. e• wtre held Thuntda, attamoon t "\hlloH"' I Hom• foP: J'\lner•. an4 rial WU I• MoDDd fiW INftUICII'J'. » Be"· . Cltrle L. MI:C:IH lmllll, H, a llive ~ OaJlia CDI.IIIty and a reQ. nt of Pror:torvtUa, died: &ata.rdiJ · an Ironton reat hume. She wu daUJhter ol U. Ide .u.xant~ar u bom • Ul1l eountt. N01'. ........,. Clf Proctorrille. ~ . , . . lltW ~~~~~~~ II Mt!Mtr ,..,.,., R•••rv• Sy1ttm Mo .... r F.D.t.C. POMEROY, 0. ,.,. ..,, ' 39'8 . :-=,==~ . eBeoadfid wMte ........... &a!Nl)ed el.olliiDa lioepo e po1at whl~oo•hllt ·~.u~.,.-• """' .. eollly Mlrtlhll J, ON EVERY '66 Olds and Cadillac limn•. ... - ------ Wt WMII fill' &M daalbter Dl Dr. and lin. Jlldlant aaJUibetPr (the form . _. Mar7 .lean TlbfU of DQian, The Karr ·&.Van !AlrY6-r1u lhatel'llll uandmolblr M aMI tbl lrtld .: ,.- I"Hiw••••M6811.CBNJ'~IA£•Jrf:IAr. I .... (MONTH OF AUGUST) Bight ,.,,, In lmJUJr ol MOBIL'SlfHt"~l'erMrg, I ......,..tl UMITED QUANTITY! CALL TODAYl THE FARMERS. BANK and SAVINGS CO. and bad do- 1radu1te work 1t Ohio Jln, O.Orp Tllbtt. Jr. af Ollllpoh1 ~ b lin. O.l'fl TlbJI ol TUnp1, J'a. Patemal llN Jlr. aDd II r • · With Each Purchase of 10 Gallona OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' ll'ulten, II, a former Gal 1 Ua Couai7 farmer of the W.b.lte Oalt eommualty . who had bMII Uvtna l II Pawell. 0 .. tiled WfliMidl-1 In e Delawan hoapltaL He w• bom In tblt county OD J"u~ 30, 11171, aon ot the late JohD 1nd Serettb Mink l'ul&on. Rll m.arrtap wu to Kate Funt. w1to di..S In J~\1 . He II .ur• YIVad b}' a MD Uld UlrH dnlbCen, lolm Fulkln of Rt. 1 GaliiPOlll, Mn. UlliiD WJlll.l. •nd lin . GIU Tallman, buth of Columbua and Mn. Grue fllatnermann of Po. . IL Tllen IN two I[UJl4c!hii4Jo and fOUl' Jl'UI l!'lltdl!blldnb.. A aliter. lin. J:dna SUkiD of Porilrnouth. nrrivu. He . . . • Melllber of till CUnpa1JD lie»· tl.lt ~burell. Servtcea were held latllJdQ ~ At &be lleCcl, l'1mual aDd t.wta1 • • 1.a Cdlp)p eerMbtiJ , FREE' FREE! e ONE GALlON PAitlT TIINNER GREAT FRIENDI Vnl•emtt. Ohio State. and Ca pitol Ualvv.lb . 111 add.itlon to her hu•· I Dllld, ahe I• a urviVed by 11 dauahter . lin. Keith Iandy, and a 1on, David Cllrll:, both of Columbua. and three 1 ~dch1Jdnn. A ciiUJhtn praeed. 1 ed bar In death . A. memurlal 1 ervl~e wiD 1M bekl 5urub.y lftemooa t11 Lancuter J'lnt I'Hibytertaa chui'C.'b. . - , • .Barn7 aa!UIWfiD .t MenMh&ewD. --· -' Can leA Cooper; Electric I, Dennie Inger ,· Lawn power equiJ>mlmt, II John Lohse; Buckeye ehers. I; Mike wmtams, Duc•• if eye Bug Catchers II, J 0 b Wiles: Rope, Robert Ban_ey: Small Motors Demonstration, Mike Hazelton and Cbarles Dl tl\• lite Prof and Mn. c. o. Clark. Htr ht.ber "u a profeuor a& Rio Gn.nde Con.,e. Sbe attended Rio Grande aehooW and received two Mlftu from Rio Grande Colleae . 1o ......... ......... ..... lltN. bJ a diQ:hWr, lin. . l'nd AUdDIIIIl al\d 1 1011., a.orp tmttll. Jr •• Mil THE FARMERS BANK Karr & Van-Zandt Likes to_Say Y•.E. S. anti 839 Sbe 1fU 1 ebarter IUlldMir o1 I! Proetor.-tllt WomeD'I CIU" ..... ko 1 charter membft of ud • SO. rt ar member e1 Tueta Clla.Dtfto Ord•r of Eaatem StU, 11M 11 ~a.t91..a Tlllldl)' u4 11111111 Wlll. .ia Linda Jr. and Hostess, Sandy SayTeen-agers entertain, JenDean· Outdoor Linda '"a•·own. y' east bre,ads, rolls II and pies, Diane Holliday ; Food preservation, BoniUe Smith; Home Patu Dorst: Delta Kappl G1111ma , Lll.nc11ter Butine• aod Prolftlional Women'a Club Lancuter Fedl!'ratlon or Women'• Clutn, Mothen Studt Club. and Order of £a1tern Star She wu born ID Puadena, Calif., daQIIItl!r Nease; Registered Holstein females, 1st trophy to Patty Koblentz, 2nd to Allan Gibson. Meigs 4·H Pleasure Riders, · awards given to Cham._ pion Cher. yl W'tlliams, reserves to Wil· j' Jam Down!e and Chrl sty Frost. Award for effort, provided by the Jackson Produetioll CredU As.:ociation, went to Mark Warner. Champ10n · CIUb, expIormg · doors, Little Leading Ladies, awards in different ffnina to: Forestry, O"'" .. "D Titus; Quick Jordan; Electric II, IMeals, I ,f,.GCJ•. Mt, Phillip• w11 tbe .... of • lite llou and Nora Pblllipa. 111 1\lni'l..s b)' hl.e wile, EtkabiU111 loa, Rlehard. of Fort Worth, 'Jell:., 1 Drotller. Clarenca PhDUw of eater. TMre are Ulru Jrand hUdren. !lervieee wen head 'l'bun· lfternooD 11 Ute JobnloD •'UD• ral borne aDd burial Wll Ia Vinto11 lmarlal Par•. Luc:Jnd11 Howell llc:Call, ~e-tt!rt . Mrs. C•rrinl Dav11, "' • fo rmer real· dent of Rio Urande and wlft of ur. ville DIIYII . t 'llrl'leld (.'ounty l UperJntend.enl of IChoOll died 'I'Ueaday 1t ber ho~ In Lll.ncuter. She waa ;.tCIIYe In educational. fhU".h and t-lub or,anlutiolll. Sh e bad tau!11'1t In Ohio .ehooll tor 18 yean . She 'WII I member gt the Flnt P~•bY tenan Church, cou nty, 1t1t.e and natiooal ..SueaUoJJaJ usodatloM, twl.ba ,U1I IUI'Yt~ by 1 brother IC~Q", alld lin. Dewe, 1 992·5342 Zandt~ Karr and Van Zandt Is say. lng YES on every model! No need to wait llntil Fall for a better buy on a New Oltls or Cad)Uac. The time ia now. - good selection, big trade-ins and year's lowest pri· ces. Come in NOW, we like to say Y.E.S. · $.,;.,_rr::.-:.:~ .-. ·'. '\ " Motor Sales c:aitllll~dtmololl• l,,;,;;__....~,;.;,_.;.,;..;_.;._.-,_,;,-~·...;·,;·;____.;;._~~"'::"--~~~-~-':"'~"'!'-~~-~;..-., . ·. ' 'f ., Page THE DAVID ALTIZER FAMILY bas been named Gallia County's Blue Itlbbon Farm Family, and will be guests of the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio Exposi lions Commission Aug. 31 at the Ohio State Fair. Left to right are: Ricky, 17, Dave, Ws wife, Etta, and Gary, 13. The Altizer family Is one of 29 Blue Ribbon Farm to be guests at the 1966 OWo State Fair. AUGUST SPECIAL t!}'• ye_ SECOND SECTION 25, • d !:: SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1966 car ,... ... I\ Week's Roundup ., .. ·L The farmer-committee systern is unique No other group of citizens has ·so direct a BY DICK THOMAS cooking. voice in running government GETS TROPHY - Roy Holter, at le{t. Is presented a trop~y by MeiJs·eo,mty "The sacred cows" of India To date confer~ study of Secretary of Slate Ted ~- 1 programs. The elected. commitFair Board Member David Koblentz for . being_ selected ~s havmg the _top lui~. ex· the sacred cars" of the other cutlures have resulted on Brown today tssued_non-pr~f~t tees have responsibUJ!y for bibit The trophy is awarded by the Metgs Sotl and_ Water -Conservation Dii!Zicl;. ~~ _ Is there really 8 dif- the following observations, a- articles of incorporation to CJli· the local administration of Fed- Holter has won the same award in three other Metgs Fairs: . .· , terence ~ mong many others: zens Development _Colllpany, era! programs, Including etpenThis was one of the questions - That although the world : Inc., Middleport, Ohoo. ditures of Federal funds, ~·~ Dr. Christensen to overturned. The·. htlir• IPQnllbiUtJ for IUd:l mlii.Or'l con. The purpose douse states the they are not F1'ral olflcebo d liy dall!age. He was JlOt otbll' I and cuatody by tbe penon 11111 discussed by _Dr. . Seymour may seem smaller because air I~,J J:'Illpc)IUiibJe for lh• dUtlpUueo ol Fersh, Educatoon DU'Octor of travel has reduced the dis- orgnnization seeks to " use ers. . Deliver OU Address -~:.. Injured. No cllarll! Wl,l tn mjnor. ii!X.'TION ll An1 ICbooL rhu ~ll . the Asia Society of New York, lance between countries It does all property accumulated for Congress hol¢i the . DepartDr AI h R Christensen Accident~ lQdae or other ora:aniaatlon apolli-Dr tq- runcUoiiJ Wbareln llliDol'l :111 . at- with conferees at the Senior oot follow that understandins of the use and benefit of the Vii· .ment of Agricu!tbre id I p fu~i Grande Colle-~ An accident ocedri'l!d at I L ten"ance will be out 1t a later hour Girl Scout East West Internsother people and cultureo in!age of Middleport . . " and the Deparlment In turnnd ~Is d!J~v! th: commenceme~t m. Saturday on Rt. 35, oa • tiUD proTtdM for In lbla aectlon lllall u!Jtaln tha Mayor'• approval to have tiona! Conference now takiog _ relies on the judgment a 'II . . • half mile west . of GallipolJI ' " mtnon nmaln to Uae time when Initial Trustee~ are John leadership of the locally elect- address :t ~h!O un;v:si~u~ I when Larry D. Knowles, 18, ,C. 1lle eldertalnme11t 'Nill end . .All min· place at the East - West Center ;rea~~~t young women and men 0f:J1 athftdinlt 1\I.Ch funcllun ahlll be at the Universily of KawaU. representing cullures where W. Zerkle, 289 Thord Street, Mided farmers and tl>e county gra ua on eterc s ' The Gallipolis Post State Jumbus, dr)vlng wf61, lost OOJio .te41Ulrtd to be within the t-onflne~ Ill tiltlr rupecUve homtaltn ene-half The conference, sponsored by marriages are arranged condleporl, Moddleporl. OhJo : W~ lice employees. The county gusAt 27. ct d 694 tud nts will lllghway Patrol reported· no troi on a curve noar the RaDcll l:IQur after •ueh funetlon 11 ended Girl Scouts of the USA, . is sider this the best means 'where , ter B. Harris, 391 S. Se~ flee serves as the s. exped e Ins lucile Dl 1 1ECTION I; AIIJ' minor vloltilnl t gether 128 teen age I I ted receove egrees, c ng an traffic accidents on Friday. HoOulsf~ nerer.po"'"" "•t "·-1· Stt: llona 1 or I hereof IJIItll be b . . rmgmg o . -. by they will have a happy for farmer bus ~ess. con nee Au st raduatlng class of 476. ld I! bowev ocera • ._ ..,. ....,w 4tl ll wllb In aceol'danN with Juven ur court l11w a11d proct<lure ; adult Girl Scouts . and Gil'! Gudodes fru'otfod marriage·, "'onference will be a report to I with program nattlcJpatlon. Maguster'sgdegrees WI'!! he ·award· Two one car ace en ' · - • t ff the Jell ilda of v lul ~lun •hall be fined no& more thaa f th U ted States 11 r er were investigated early Sat- es cao;ren ando ~--~ _,,..., J'TFT Y 1~. 001 DOLLARS . an . . -That the words one uses be titled "East · West Journal" j ed to 193 students and will • ·n the highway I"""" I •-:ro'!' e "'· !iECTlON t: Thll Ol'd.lnan~• lhlll nabons of ASia and the PaCJfJc to describe other people• and dealing with the daily lives of Street, Middlepo~, Ohio: and receive the Ph. D. degree. urday :.;o~ gPe !lone, Is· rail, then went off the r1ilit tlk r ertett t nd IJ.e In ,hlll ru,;:• ud dft'l't from and tfler \IW'enlle•t t:t•r- for the purpose of explonng other countries reveal more a- teen-age girls in countries re- Dale M. Dutton, ~ S. Fofth An~ / · ff ~ two chipped side and again struck I IIIJini !Od ·llowed by lal!'. Eastern and Westet'll cult.ural bout the speaker than . the pre>ented at the conference. Street, Middlepor~ Ohio. Up, · ·• ~~e e~ar accident at rail. No one wao Injured. Mod· PA SSEl>: 18 countries or cultures he Is de- Each of the 16 conference units 8 Saturda on Rt. 35, ~rate damase was done 1 lloDert BniThett, Mator values. There . fro~ Galhpohs John W . Zl!rkle Is Usted as Saint Francis Xavier,. patron 1 teeth In to ATT'EST: lrneatlne Wtua; {:ttr l M1ss Stephan~e Gibert, 17, the scribing. · <8 girls each) will prepare two statutory agent for the corpora- saint and apostle of lndoa, was LIO a.m. t thy 11 west both the car and the pard ORDINANc• No. Jl, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J . Oo 'bl It r th h 1 f born Dec 3 1506 one and two- en s m es . . AN oaotN.t.Ntl 'RoHtltTtN• G rd G'b I 445 Th' d A e tanga e- resu o e c ap ers. 1011. . ' . of th Jackson-Gallia county rallS. :tauiALING Tntn, "I"ULING," o on I er , lf ve. -~ e Th trot cltel KDOWlel . it 1 ••D cu.cKtNO IX'4AUIT HOIIII A 1966 graduate of GalUs ~ line. .e ~a lei a1 court 1 ~·.,~"' VILLAOI Of CHIIH, . ., Academy High School, Miss eco~nl""'e Officers reported that Pep!- Galhpohs mun p n IT ORDAINED, b)' th• vm••• Gibert has been a member of ... ~ M' tone, driving west, lost control charge of speed. ill ted C~unrll of th• vm.,e or Cllublrt. .. ff road conditions He pos 1 ltt•tt of Ohio • ., rouowa: Troop 215 for 10 years. She is on a curve. His car ~~~1 o to 'a ar but ,_. 1 11 S<CTION ' No "non '"' ••~ represen"ng the Rocky •Lieu ~•ges Presentation of trophies high· Chile Care, Heidi Milhone; Pho- Domigan; Small Motors Ken- ~ Cathle Chichester: S F porI s the right side of the h1ghwov. bond ate any motor vehicle. @X"pt wb•n w and $17.50 f !ted S t ""v ppe • ""'""' ••• "'' ' "'"!"" •• ,. Girl scout CouncU at the Con- lighted the Meigs County Jon- tography, Donnie Cheadle; neth Wheeler ; Vegetable gar- Clothes, Ann Holter; ormal llruck an embankment Ie a ur...,. ;~~~;n:~a.~ ~~~ v!~'i::1 e 1 ~ ~~~~Pldl; fer~ce. ior Fair Achievement Awards Flower gardening, Grace HyStanley HuUon; Tractor drest, Sally Mora; Dress ~~r. ~erue<~ or 1t1rt•d from • •topped PrJ'or to the open!n• of the program and style revue at the sell; Your First Outfit, Melin. contest Don ftose. Dress, Anita :.O!~~:~~el~i;~:~: J .... ltlon that the nhaull ay1te111 emit. a a loud, ('uctinJ or chaUrtaa nol~e conference on Aug. 7, each of Meigs County F'airsrounds Sat· ; da Amsbary: School dress, Champions in . Novice Rabbit ored garments, Carol ~·~~~' " '~~~b::r ·~ ~or:;a\.uo:,:rau~:hlci! the 128 conferees spent a week urday morning. i Jean Whitehead; Sports clothes, showman, Kenneth MitcheU, en: Complete costume, Bill Ding Sitys: Check Our •.. '., I or Jene tire mariLI on the as a guest in the home of a Larry Hollon received the I Ann Holter; Dress up Dress, grand champion:Ia.rabbits, >'O~ d>A·ay. eummonly ulled "peeJinc.H 1 Mike and Koblentz;_ Do :f..H ~~!:~::;;:;:.i . ~ •. CTION ~ : Whoever vlolatu any Girl Scout family in Hawaii. high individual aehieyement a· Sally Mora; Tailored garments, Barr; Poultry, A n 0 ter, Pattr rst: . ' .. ~~11 ~~:~~~1 v0111 t:~e~~:~~~v~~~"',11h~~ Miss Gibert was a guest of Mr. ward pte!ented by Richard Jennifer Blakeslee, Complete Swine, Lester Parker. Dawn Cirper~ Jult~ _ ~:~~ fi ned: to, • nrst offense, not and Mrs. Robert Buntain on Cbamben of r,e Pomeroy Na· Costume, Patty Koblentz. State fair entries are, lead· Heidi · MilhOan, Charles ri\otl' tha n flft)> llol lano 1150.000: for 1 • • County Better Liye· 1ew, · Jenn ifer gan u~iu .....0 M"iMcond otlt-na"' wllhtn one year after the island of K'auai. She spent tional Bank; a11y Mora, Jun- Metgs lntei"v lliC'- . , wn, ~···~.1 ~~~ ~~~n:s 1 ~~·:;a~~ n~o:!~h~':" an enjoyable four days swim· ior Fair Queen, rereiYed t h e stock f.H Club awards, providState Fair Queen and I!Afftnfa M~ ae.t. · tl~nred 'io ll nn !IIOOOOI or hnprhon · ming, surfing, sight-seeing and high individ.uai4-H Achievement ed by the Pomeroy National Sally Mora; Fun WJtb RDy ' ~lter' reCeiVed hay tro~.. r ,~, ~~: t::n a!~~.:~:;t o~f:,o~~~ dining on Hawaiian and Oriental Award from C. F. Tompkins of . Bank a11d Meigs County LandDebbie Turner; Tasty phy fnmr'""~ 'Soil ltnd. W~r 'l"•lhln onl!' Yl!'lr after Ute l lnl Dffo!ftlle foods. the Kroger Grocery Co., and 1 mark Farm Bureau, in the reg- Meals, Jeonifer Cray" : Yeast Conservat4tm4 1pt'e!ellted by ·DaJtot · >en t!'lan twent)' . live dollar. •m,oo1 01 not more ttu.n rwo hun Midway in tlle JS. day meet- Larry Montgomery, klng of dstered beef females, 1st trophy pies .and rolls, Diane vkl ~leoti. The hay dFiid dollan 11200.001, "'' l~nDrlsoned • F · h Bo to St Sl 1 2 d tr ph Fond · the, last 1101 more than thirty daya, or both. ing, the girls have already com- the Jumor :ur, won t e ys even an ey; n o Y preaenat'1on has been gtven • stcrJoN ' ' Thl• o"';•'"'• •••• pared family life in the East 4-H high indivklual award from Ill Larry Mees ; Regislered Mora ; Outdoor cook· ars and , · llal ,,tu . _ .h~ tab efl~e<'t and be In full for~ and Jn - -0~ ·-.a"-•'ed! •. effert from and after Lil• earueat and West, courtship and mar- Theron Johnson of the Far - Guernsey remale, 1st trophy to ;~:L:inda==Bro=w:•:;:Schao::::':dre::ss:•::'I:IG=ur=tlm~es~, ~~~~~:uowec~ by liow. riage cUstoms, and cultural at- ers Bank and Savings Co. Larry Hollon and 2nd trophy to ftoben Bur"hett . Mayor titudes as expressed through The event got underway Sat· Rhea Mora; Registered Jersey ATrEJT. ErnerUn• Willi. Clerk 1 · Au1W1t 11. 1e and. :n the arts, sports, fashion and urday at 10:30 a.m. with parade females, 1st trophy to Pam ·===::.::":..--::_____.c:::.::_:::.::::_:o in front of the grandstand. Henderson, 2nd trophy Roger . ' ' .' .. I· .. ' .. .A. !. . .' ,I ··' A large crowd was gatheringon the Meigs County Fairgrounds at dusk Saturday for the final evening of the IOOrd annual attraction. Don Reuter, fair secretary, was optimistic that the Saturday altendaiiCe at the lairgrounds, and also paid admission to grandstand attractions, would end up being "darn 9 good" during the last day. Fair attendance lor the first four days surpassOd the paid admissions (or each of the same days durlog the 1965 session. Records of fair officials showed the Fr!dsy daytime attendance was 838 and the night gate receipts showed 1,813 paid lor a total attendance of 2,!49. 1 Attendance for the same day ln 1965 ..... 2,424. A total of 659 paid for grandstand seats during Friday - 266 during the day rnd 393 at night - in comparison with 753 year. PONY PUWNG 46 lnclles and under- first , Harold Mead,ows, Lancaster; second, Stover and Black, AshPRESENTS CHECK - Lloyd Blackwood, left, receives a $50 check for tX• ville; third, Larry Goodman, penses of the Meigs County 4-H steer sale at the Meigs C~ullty :f.all' on Friday ~~~=-~ Rt. 2: Jame• Me- night from Carl Horky, representing the Columbus and Southern Obio Electrie 14 Cmwn City. Co. Blackwood is a 4-H Steer Club Committee member. 47 - 50 Inch•• - first, F. J. 1--=-=-===---'---'---'~----'--------'---------­ Eureka; Bowman, Amanda Rt.' 2 1muu. Goodman and Stover, A· I~::~ fourth, Dye and Carr, 1~ Plal115; * PIE BAKING Winner: Thursday, Karen Werry, Minersville; Friday, Purley Karr, Long Bot- * * * * �., . /., ., I r ,.. t ' ' ~~ ~m ( ' •• . Fre~nd, Grueser I s.n~~.y times-sentinel :chi:rrii:lgtdn~fvatis Marriage .\;(oWs !Vows are Read Are Exch.~~~fz{ Saturd.~Y }ye~in~ 'In New Jersey I Nurs'.e· Gra·du'at:e.da~!~~.~e;,ri~:· an~h:rt«:.~:.: ~~e:~:~s.~e v:J:··. ' ; r ,. . . r·· .. r ,.. - ,.. .. • ) li n Iian\ P CherringtOn, of 557 i skirt IIIII• comp1~tecl With b~k First ~venue, GalllpoUs, : be' I Dlo~ ·!lOW Each wore a mate)l.' ' Miss Carol Ann Freund, daughter of Mr. and M~s. , . , 1came tne br~de o! D. Dean Ev./i'tng sU~ illusion veil ll'hey ' c~r,. William K. Freund of Route 28 Bndgewater Township, Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell and . t>hddren, DaYid, ans, son of Mr and Mrs. H, rted <"Ionia! bouquets of while · Somerville, N. J . became the bride of Mr. Walter M. · Debbie, Kathleen and Cynthia, 106 Brick St., Pomeroy Claude Evans, 01 117 Third daisies . yellow mums, b 1u e Grueser ll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Grueser of I attende~ the rec~nt grad11allon of thelf daughter and sis- Avenue. Galhpo!is.' _ ·cornflowers, ·and piqk rose. Riverview Drive, Pomeroy, Saturday, August 6, at the ter from The Jew1sh Hosp1t· ,.. , 1 ·buds. Third Reformed church, Raritan, N. J. 'al School of Nursing at Toe ceremon) . took place In I ' , The vows of the double ring ceremony were read '~Cincinnati. St Peter's Episcopal Church, Mr. James L Elliott served · i· »I 2 p.m. by the Rev, John M. Pfromm, before an altar Also attending from oul oi •Saturdav ..~ugust 20. al 7.:30 p. as best man. Usher& were •! decorated with white eladiolus. town were Mr. and Mrs. Edm. The dnOlble ring', o~en wed· Thoma• Lloyd Douglas Har' Nuptial music was pr.esented by Mr. Art~ur Bu~t ward Patterson, Solver Grove, ding ceremony was performed rlngton. and. Michael Neal. of Somerville, N. J., orgamst and Mrs. Edward f. Fems, Kentucky, \I!Jss Sharon Hagen, in candlelight by The Rev. Fa· The brJde s UJolher wore a Somervfile, soloist. . I Norwich, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. · !her Albert H Mackenzie. White pink linen sheath dress with a Given io marriage by her fathe_r, the bride was IFrank Mobbs, Buffalo, N. Y.; 1 delphimum and while mums 1 white lace button-down·the-back lovely in 1 gown of silk organza enrich ell ;v1t~ lace ap·. Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Campbell, decorated the altar, and the, overblouse. She carried a corpliques and pearls and a bouffant skirt endmg m a chap Pomt Pleasant, OhiO, ~nd Mr. I windows held hurricane. candle 1sage ot a whit• gardema and el train. A tiara of crystals and pearls held her vetl of Gerald Edwards, ~ella, Oh•o. I lamps , 11rrnunded with Ivy. AI pmk sweetheart roses on her silk illusion. She carried a cascade of wh~te carnations, A reception was held after , half hnur program of wedding purse. Th• groom's mother roses and baby breath. I , . nd Ed graduation ceremomes at the · music wa; presented prior to wore a powder blue sheath Mlu Amy Thompson ?f; G1bbs, Allen Dowme a, · ·\home of her sister: Mrs. Edthe nuptials by Miss Sa•·dy dress made of a sheer blended Piscataway, N. J .. the ma•d 'i ward Stark of Pomeroy, John Vjjlrd Patterson of S1lver Grove, \Suiter, organist and Mr. Thorn·! voile with dais~ applique aod a tj of honor, wore an A:lme go:-"' W. McMurray, Mason, W. Va., 'Kentucky,. After a brief vacaas Folder1. soloist. corsage or a white gardenia and of blue mist linen w1th Vemce1 and Phil Cook of New Haven, tion at the home of her graod· Th .d yellow sweetheart roses. 1 1 1 ! lace trimming the waistline w. Va. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Edward parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank riag: b;•h:r ~::h:;ens~ ~:;~ A reception was held In the and aleevea, and a h~adplece Grueser of PJtls.IJeld, Mass ... Call, Sr. of NorwJCh, New York. / 1 dl hi p · h Ho se Immediately foluf a soft fabric bow With pouf former local residents also at- 1 She will be employed at the ~ or~a1 gown 1 ~an e11 g ans u 'I She carried a cascode of tended i Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati MRS. SANDRA MOBBS J•vory !men, styled wtlh Em· lowing the ceremony· The ~~~~ carnation•, pink daisies · · i pire budice, banded In Venice bnde's table was decorated aad bob breath. Pink Unen \lace, With a crescent neckline, 1With white wedding . flowers, ~entical to that of and Kaouki sleeves. Her A·llne a silver punch bowl, and a three· '"'".:''or honor were worn by I skirt was made with back de· tiered wedding cake topped : • bridesmaids, Miss Kandi tachable train, detailed with ~ith a "~":gay ot white garden. · G eser sister of the groom, Venice lace border and back ws. PreSJdm~ at the table were R~I!I'VI~ Drive, Pomeroy ·~ A group of friends gathered cream, potato chips, kool ade, 1;rts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal, ~ Dior Bow at h~ais~ne; ISh e : ' ' · 11 R~c:~[~ ~!~ke~:~ 5 Miss Janet Nelson of Branc · at the home of Mr. and Mrs. coffee and candy favors were Iand children Honme and Sher- I wore 3 male ng emce ace- 188 1 .' burl, N. J. They carried ca•· 1 1Samuel L. Thompson recently served 1o Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ry, Mrs. G;ant ' Brannon, Mr., edged mantilla and carried a 1 Layne, and Mi" Ann Darncad.. of pink carnations, blue to surprise M,... Everette Den· Knolls, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~ and Mrs. Bill Caldwell of Co- col~mal bouqueJ of white gar- brough. Miss Carol Martin reg· daisies and baby breath. •ny, and Samuel L. Thompson Lawder, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald iumbus, the honorees, and the demos. d Ml S ls~red hthe gu:.ng trip th 1 Mr. William E. Gibbs of Pom·1 on their birthdays. Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin hostess, Mrs. Samuel L. Thomp- Her. atten anls: ss uzanne or er w , eroy served as bestman and 1 AI the close of prayer serv- Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Robert son. Chernng_ton, ma1d of honor, bride wore a. navy lloen :lress ushers were Mr. Ronald W. ; ice, and following the opening Neal, Mr. and w.rs. Murre! Fol, . Miss Libby Ch~rrmgiOn, brides- with beige trun with matching Freond of Long Branch, N. J., : of gills, refreshments of 8 spe· den. and son. Gary, Mrs. Mar· Sendmg g1fts were Mr. and I ma1d, Mrs. Ke1lh Meske of Co- ~avy accessoTJes and a .gardenand Mr. John W. McMurray of Icia! birthday cake with the I vin Swisher and daughter Cher· Mrs. Stanley Gl•ssburn, ond Mr. lumbus, and MrB. Thomas A. ,. cor~age from her bridal MRS D DEAN EV,lNS' Mason, W. 1/a. . Ihonoree's names i~scribed, ice ry, Marilyn Stover, Kath~ Rob- and Mrs. Calvin Jarvis. Voigt ol Bryan .. Ohio, brides- bouquet. The couple went South . ' • 1 For ber daughter's weddmg ·-. matrous, wore tdentical formal for their honeymoon. They will 1 . Mrs. Freund, chose a blue lace • , gowns of jonqQil yellow linen, Ireside at S Belmont Drive, lecture at Rio Grande College IabaR Unlverslly where he wiD ~·line dress with empire waist· IS fashioned similar to the wed· Mrs. Evans •• a graduate the fall. Ireceive a degree In Blllloeu line, matching accessones and Mrs. Joseph Caldwell was se,v~ to the follqwing guesls: Seoding gills were Mrs, M. ; ding gown with Empire bodice, Denison University and will Mr. Evans Is a senior at Mar- AdmlniBiratlon upon graduaUoD. wore a corsaKe of pmk carna· guest ot honor at a stork sbow~ j Mrs. Ernestine .Neal, . Mrs. C. Wellington , Mrs. Gene ,Well- 1 ~· • ·.. • • tions . Mrs. Gureser wore 8 two- er recently at the home of her I Austin I!Qush, Mrs. Sylvia Neal, ington, Mrs. Jewel Thivener. l 1 Milhoam Moving '"""·u;a:ut · -~ piece sheath dress of wh1le sister-in-law. Mrs. Walter Vo- Mrs. Joe Camden, Mrs. Ro~ert b Cl i T R tlond F Glrll ID Galllpolll wlahllll lace over aqua chiffon with reh of Bidwell. 'Caldwell, Mrs. Frank Caldwen, ,Mrs. Ro ert Neal, .Mrs. tar- , u Mrs La::.r:.:. Mil- to joiD tile Girl ScOUII mual eumon e matchl"l accessortes and a The evening was spent play. Mrs. Lee Roy Caldwell, Mrs. pes RJedel, Mrs. Jumor Denney, , Mr. and , .,reallter now, Any &lrl who pink carnation corsage. ing games, with prizes going Lora Folden, Mrs. Joan Neall Janel and Karen Caldwell, Deb- I hoan have sold some of the." wDI be ID cradu t-11 lacl•• n A reception was held at The to Mr; Lee Ra) Caldwell, Mrs. and daughter, Sherrie, Mrs. bie and Libbie Caldwell, Mrs. I Miss Dixie Pierce 01 Middle- property In Mlddlr~ and;.\~ lve this fall, retard!ess ol The family of Mrs. Nor 1 Villa, Somerville, N, J.. ·Joe Camden, Mrs. Lora Fold- Alice Slover and daughter, Deb-lEar! Ca ldwell, Mrs. Garlaod pori has gone bv air from Char· be mov!"g to Ru 8 to j date ol birth, may regloter Johnson and other relaUve1, Following the recep~on, the en, and Mrs. Joan Neal. After bie, Mrs. Dan Jones, Mrs., Slover, Miss Ruth Jones, Mrs. leston airport ~~ Japan where new trader home soon. by caiUug Mn. Eldon Wuerc~ held their annual family ~ rouple left for a weddmg trip the honoree opened her gifll, Pauline Nibert, Mrs. Walter Hattie Nibert. Mrs. Paul Good· she will teach for the next 10 The trailer ~l: !locate~, at 448o3531. . ion at Kachelmacher Park at to the ~tlantlc coast. For refreshments ol cake, ice Voreh, Mrs. Joe DeLawder, son, Mrs. Ruth Brewer and Mrs. months. on the Ver"?n e arm Girls wbo were member• Logan, Sunday, Aug. 14th. There traveling, the bride changed to cream, kool ade. coffee, potato Mrs, A. C. Underwood and Dorothy Boyd ot Long Island, ' Miss Pierce will teach at the Rutland whJch was p\ormerly lui year ,. baoe ,..~ were ~ present and thlo wu a plum A·Hne knit dress with chips pretzels and minis wereiMiss Darlene Martin. N. Y. M lh C Perry School lor owned by William ummer. atiiCbool or with a ll'oOp.,. ·the 17th reunion held at that lace bell aleeves and empire ' a ew · f th U · S The Middleport properties were' pnbor are already ualped lpark. walatllne and wore 1 corsarel , , • Navy dependenls 0 e · . · purchased by Mr. and M r s. to 1 troop tbll fall, aod aeed Attending were Mrs. Nora 1 of pink tea rose•. 1 ~··~\A ~ ~a~ athrwak~n• on Floyd Brown aod Mr. and Mrs. aot rcgfotor apta. Glrll new IJohnson, Mr. and Mn. ·Jacob The bride io a graduate of , 1 e s an ons u, apan. Paul Hoodashelt. to tile communlt]J are Invited Johnson, Jerry and Mona; Mn. Bridgewater Raritan High · She new to San ~anciS.co Mr. and Mrs. Milhoan have to jola Girl Seeudn1 ID Gal· Paul Johnson lloller and Char· School and atteoded Oblo Uni-1 Vinton Baptist Church will Ohio Baptists. 1where she left by ~menclir~ resided ln .Middleport for over Upol11, Mn. Wuer<b aaao1111.,. Jes: Mrs. KeMeib Charles, Ctl· 1for Japan via ~chorage, a 40 years. lie Is a retired New\ td. verslty. TheiJ'oom Is a gr.adu·jhold a rev1val begmnlng Frl· S b' ,_ 1 the ena Karen Kenny and Tenia 1 . . . UJec..,o servcesarr ka .. -....<.110. • , , ' ate o1 Pomeroy H1gh School day, Aug. 26, to conimue f II . ~·d "F d· · . . h d hi York C.m,al Engineer. M r a. MrB. June Smith Patty Lyu. 1 .h R as o ows. "' ay, oun • M1ss P1erce Is t e aug er ,_ H th • ' ond re<elved bls Bs .. In Ed U· th roug h Aug. 28 WI 1 e v. f Wh' h WeSt d·" 8• 1 . M"ll d p· Milhoan I( a memua· o1 ea da, and Jimmy; Mrs. May WU· 0 1 caU011 degree from Ohio Unl- Charles w. Lusher of the flb- •ons n.. •c an .· ": of Mr. and Mrs. ~r Ierce. Methodist;!Citutelt;aifd.Js active Reunion 11 Held by son, Mr. and Mrs. verslty. He has accepted a ernacle Baptist Church of Chil·l urday, . Lights That G•ve D~ She has been teaching at the in the Mwidle~rt.·Glrden Club John (Jack) WllleachiDf position with the Clr· licothe bringing the messages. ~~onj ~un~a~ o:orn.n~ , Grand Blanc School near fFim~ and olherc ~ganbaliolll. · . Houck Family son Kathy ond Amy; Mr. and tlevllle High School. Rev, Lusher came to Tabern. Y ac or .. '" 0 "'; I Mich. She be~llll her . ourt . :; ·' . - .·· · · · Mr;, Howard Zarley, _David. The couple iJ residing at 218Jacle Baptist church in 1957 ~d Sunday evemng.; Our M s year of teachmg, having been ·, o. •. , • " " " The Jasper Houck famlly re- Jim, Sue, Jay, Paul, Pettit Iouth Wasbineton St., Circle- IHe has degree> from 0 ~ 10 !'"mary Eqwpment. . at Wheelersburg School . prevl: ' • I! union was beld recenUy on Fort. and ~my, Mre. VIola Zarley, rille. IUniversity, and Southern BIMJ I The Sunday morning ;ervice ously. MJSs P•er.ce Is a gradu .' lficatlon Hill, Gallipolis, Pres- Mr. and Mra. Tom Smith ol Those from the area attend· Northern Seminaries, and Is a at 10:30 a. m., will be followed ate of Middleport .High Sch"?l ent were Mrs. Hazel Wade, Columbus. lag the woddlng and reception lteader in evangelism among by a fellowship potluck ·dinner and 8 l963 graduate of OhiO M~. and Mra. P~l~p Lydell and Mr. and Mn. Perry SmUll were Mr. and Mrs. Walter . at noon. All . evening s~rvices University In ~lhens. children, .Jimm•e, Timmie and and grandchildren, John, Jerry Gruoor and Kaodl, l{llllam E. will begin at 7:30 p. m. The . Susan Wallace. all of Akron, and Danny Smith ol New Lu. . . public is invi\ed to attend Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houck lngiOn; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Property Damage P~mouth and son, Phil, Wilson of Newark; Mr. and Mrl. • r m c USHE who IS otaUoned at Dayton, Albert Ray Johnson, Mr. and BEV. • w. L R Set at $1,000 .· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Houck and Mrs. WIIUam Byrd, Diane and w· 'WM ,,..,,. PT. PLEAS~NT- The Sheraon,; Davld, of Cbesapeake. Ray and Steve Corbin: Mr. and I Colorful LiTW of iff's department invesUgaled a Eddie and Rocky Elliott of Mrs. Lawrence Bellord, Lar· , . , Ga!Upolis Lafayette Unit No. ! Ro all is Theme two v~hicle accident Friday alMUNDAY IColomb~, Mr. and Mrs. GU· ry aod Ronnie; Mr, and Mn. Findln. Our Freedom was 27, American Legion Auxiliary, I y y ternoon resulting in v..ooo prop- JAN! HOWELL Tent Daugh· bert Thivener, and 1008, Tony James Slough, Joyce, Cberyl, the topic presented by Mn: AI· will hold ils annual picnic, Tues· · A colorful line of rulers In , erly damage but no peroonal ters cf Union Veterans will meet and Derrtc, of St. Petersburg, and David, Mr. and Mrs. Roll bert Woodard when the Fr~end· day, Aug. 23rd, at the home of 1 Europe is the JIUbjecl of one Injury. atJhe J14iddlepori ,roatlalde-park, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. . Jaopor Hately, MrB. Nell Hately, Mr. ly Circle of the Federated Mrs. L. G. Marchi , Chillicothe 1 of the 10 new books released i Henry A. Kay, ·29, South- Monday al 6:30 p.m. for a pol-l Houck, Mr. and Mro. Clarence and Mrs. E. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Church of Pomeroy met Tues- Rd. It is the third year that lor circulation by the Gallia Iside, Wal cited for failure to luck picnic dinner. Members Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry MadeiiDe Evans, Kay, Michael, d•y evemng at the church. 1the unit has included the husCounty District Library this 1yield right of way when he are reminded to brmg table ser· Myers and children, Johnnie, Stevie and Lloyd Beeta, all of The hymn, "Malte Me a Cap· ' bands, who are all invited. The ... maca ,week: · I polled out of a ·laneonto Rt. vice. Donna and Ronnie, Mr. and Grove City. live Lord" 0 ned the eel·ld•nner will be at 8:30 p. m. . ,. 11 in front of a southbound car JOPPA CIIURCII Revival Mn, Ray Myers and children, Mr. and Mra. Lee , Bousb; lng' with 'scri::ure read!: of A feature of the busmess MUNDAY Flctwn books .lnclwle ~fler driven by James c. William· storting Aug. 22, at 7:30 each Earl, Ray, Tony and Dianna, Sharon Roush and Llaa Kay o1 ;_ ,1-$ lod prayer. Dur-1 meeting will be the installation PAINT CREEK Regular Bap- ~e Act," ,.by Wmston Graham: son, !6, Rt. 1 Southside. evening. Rev. Freeland Norr!J, I all of Gallipolis Middleport: Mr. and Mr 1. 80 801 12 lng the medltali th led r\of ofiicera for the year IIG6 · ffl. list Sunday School will hold Ta1-Pan, by James Gl~vel~ Arrests recorded .aJ ,the coon· pastor. Joppa Homecommg, James Jobnaon, Jamie Sue resented in! rm ~· 0 ~ ~ Those to be installed include; its annual Back-To-School par- and "The l'jlnely aod Nme,' ty jail were Boyd R McDao- Aug. 18, basket ,dinner. · and. Gregory Todd, of p..,.. 0 0 8 Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, pres!- ty at 6 p.m. on the church by William Brinkley. 0 • ~.n ohn ton' P .. lei 36 HarUol'd driv.ing whi.le POMEROY WOMEN's Bowl· Meig• Pomona llliU roy; Mro. Ethel Smilb of Kerr'• M • ' '. . . c· ...... ..-~ ...1 - ill I re1lgiOUI grou~ ~ IS ca 1 d enl; .Mrs. . Ma rg ~ r • t lawn. Miss Mary argaret Non . fiction volumes are, intoxicated: John. ~~ed Boles, 11111 Ity """"""'"'"' w mee ·Be GnUia GueatJ Ibm near Pomeroy; Mr. and lntoreat . Bradbury, IJTst v1ce preSJdenl; Armslrons is chairman for ''Collected Poems," by Roe:n.: 18, Pt. Pleasan~ Ind. Cbar~ Monday at 7:~ P· m. at the Melp County Pomona Granp,Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson Mrs. . Carl Kaull , president. Mrs.. Bette Ryal, second VJce l the event. · ke; "The Hapsburgs," b.y Dor- /E. Daughtery, Kanauga, Ohio, Pomeroy Bo.Wh"l Lalll!ll. .wp1 be the pill of Gallla. oey . and Cbrlsllne cil Florida; opened th~,buolne~ sesSion with prestdenl ; Mrs. Mabel Brown, athy MrGuigan; "Targel Tok- both charged with Intoxication. 11JESDAY Cinlnly Pomona Friday Aug. IIJI, · Ml:· and Mrs. Larry Joluisoa, a pcM'm, Faith. Plans were 1oeeretary : Mrs. L. G. Marchi,. CENTENARY GR~NGE will yo .. by James M Merrtll·l A Gl';T ~CQUAINTED party The meeting wUI be beld at the Glila Rae, Mr. tpl Mn. J,. completed for entertainin1 the treasurer; Margaret Topping , meet at 8 p.m. ~nual in- "MesoptamiB the C!vilizatio~ . will be held at the Cbeller Cheshire • Kyger Eielpentary eph R. JohniOn of Wolf Pea Rd. Guild 011 Wednesday September chaplain, and Aldeth White, spection will be held. Ladies That !lose O~t of Clay-,.. by Women of Mooae to Grade School Tueoday at 1:30 School. Gallla Po111011a will Qp- Mrl. N~ Johnllon will ba • :11. at 7:30p.m. The Circle will sergeant-at-arm•. bring pie, sal~ aod cold F.airservls: '"The ·.Guaranteed Hold'.Annual Pienie P. m. · All first arade 1tudenlllen the meeting at 8 p. .m,, hold JeaTI on ber. ~· Auc. also present the program. Mn. Mddred HamUton bas drmks. Meat will be furmsh- Income," by Robert Theobald;! · . . · and then parenll are urged to a ·short buslne,. session, and 22nd. ·' The meeting clos"'! with the been appointed Amer~camsm) ed by the Graqge. \"Discovering .' Yucatan," by PT· PLEAAANT: - ·The Wom- attend. Mrs, Carl Weese, teach- cltiSI! at 8:30 p. m. . . . ... Lord'• Prayer m umson, after chairman. The Installing offl.l Jim Woodman and "Dicllne and en of the Moose,. Cbapter ~ er, will attend. Refrealunents Tile t proiJ'am will he. pre- Over $267 Given· ' · which Mtoo Elizabeth Fick and cer W>U be Mrs. George Lear .. ruESDAY . . r .. J hn Pqlnl Pleasant, ll!lU · hold their wUI be served by the PTA sented by Meigs Pomona. Mem: · · 0 Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ser. In the event of rain the picnic ANNUAL Am~rlcan Legton Rise of Eu ope, by 8DIIual picnic on ~ugiiS_I 27.th officers. bers are aaked to brll!l relreab- T~ Orpluuu Boi1UI veda dessert course. Shades of wilt be held at Legion Hall. AuXJhary plcmc will be beld . Lukacs. . at 6:30 p.m. THE ~RICAN LEGION menls of pie, ·pollucli' and cold ~-. of• ~ . !J. P.IIJ!IIIavender and blue poppies macle at 6:30 p.m., at the home of Senior Regent Mary Choquette Auxillary of Drew Webster Poet drinks. _. ilf m'""a Nlui'ned hollll up the eenterpiece aod the dec- Neal Family Holth Mrs. L. G. Mar~b.i. ~embers "/ announced the .aroup will col· wtU meet Tuesday .at I p, m. tram lba •State Sealoa :Ill rated k. nd 1 . are asked to bring a covered . lect old jewelrj to be brought at the Legion Hall. • B L _, port that .UfM'I ·wu 'presen_. ora cover, nap IDI a a· Ill Annual Reunion dish, and own table service. . ' to the September 6th meeUng 4\UXli.JARY to Feebey ·Ben- ... nnounce ~trotnqo Ill the "NitiGnJL ~, Jiild IF- Sf ! ! I I I , 1 ° GLVe ' Bl•rt hday surprl•se I I i Sh Mrs. Coldwell Guest of Honor ot Stork . ower 1 I olllD Dixie Pierce Will Teach on 'Honshu Island I Johnson Family R • H ld I L p k ogan or ° I Vmton 8opt1st to Launch ReviVal Meettng5 • 8egmntng • • On AUgUSt 26th I ° ; ... · tf : I ' T I J, I Lafayette Unit Finding F eedo /s TopiC Given · Church C1rc/e To Hold p,·cnl'c I At Marchi Home I ' I I ' · I G.. ,,. a la . E t , ven 5 M.e£ g5 Event 5 ol I I Grea· _,_,.,.& The Neal family annual re- 1 Husbands .are Invited. unlon ' wos held recenUy at tile VINTON FRIENDSHIP Gar· Soet.ty to HoJUJr Bedford Cburch In Milton, w. den Club wiD hold Ita annual 1/a. The day waa s~ in aillg· family, picnic at 11 _a.m ., at Arlerur SpurJtH;h . lng and v!Bidns With relatives. Paynes Park. ElectJon of of. The Kysa Women a Soctety Those from lhe Gallla area fleers w•ll be held. WJU bald a potluck supper at attend1J18 were Mr. and Mre. FRIDAY the Kn• J.odie Hall at 6:30 Robert Neal and SOliS, Danny, GALUA COUNTY Pamona p.m. Wedneaday, Aq. 24. Robby and Roser, Mr. ~ Grange will be bost to Meigs The event Ia betoa beld 10 1Mr1. Murre! Folden and ...., Pomona Grange. OpenlnJ at honor Milo Arlene Spilrlocll , 1 Kenny, Larry and Gary, Mr. 8 p.m. with program fumlah· mlollonlry from NIBJDeY, N,g- and Mrs. Joek Neal ·and child- ed by Meigs Pomona at 8:30 w. Ml• Spurladl: ~ spea~ ren, Sherry and Ronnie, • Mr. p. m. Palluck will be served at the Kypr Mtthodlll chur;,h and Mn. Don Mill, Mrs. ~ and members are asked to at 7;311 p. m. Gil that dlte. 'lbt estine Neal mt Mr. and Mrl. hriDI pie, covered dishes and 1J. D. Ntal. Jlllblio Ia 111'11ted Itt attend. cold drinks. •ors. TfMEL.Y QU OTE S 'for a sale. , oeu Pos~ American Legi011, will Of Arlene BrOMIIdni pbanl fltn4l '•I TUiiD, Ohio, bf --• meet Tueliday evening at !lie Mr. and Mi'l. f1o1«1e BrOwn- the .DIIIIIIilera .of . .un.rtca ·II 1 thinll 11 expremely b;Dport. MAKES REQUEST poet boUto at 1:SO p. m. Mn. 111g oJ Rt. 1 Galllpolll, are ....., Olllrtcr d Ill hoDOI' of '- l!ldilll ant that the Senate,' which PT. PLEAsANT - Mn. Jack Albert tlouab, president, II ask· IIOUIICillg the eiiPII!DeDI til Bellbta, ~. ~ Countli,IGr u•ed to be a~ked lo~ Its advice Fowler, executlv~ secretary of toa .aU members to pay dUll their li'Uihlir, ~len!!' to ,Mr. pf Ol)lo, at · tb6 ._te JIIOalon and consent on major lprelln 'the Mason Cowity Tulierculoels as .soon aa JlOISible. David II&Y. Ho~w. i!Oii: ot Mr; -"//•IJ$;1.~7, ~~l,b!l HIImmmltmenla, consider some and Health Assqciiltlon, 'tequesta THE· MEIGS Counly Rldl~~ and Mn. V~ ·Jioliey If ~~~ lliil ·~ \Jj ~ , . 1 of the sweeping Implications ol tbat all llqllfl( membei'l lnlir' dUb ·wtn iMet .Tuesday even- t a.p!polli.' : , • • · ' , ,· ·• '. , , • the "~sian doctrine" befllre It eated In atteodlrit! the: annUal· !iii A~ 23· at the home -or · MllllliolliiiDJII a' iilember t. .: ~ ·~, · becomes an irrevocablf, na· dinner meetlni of the West Jue Yeuns, Sr. al · 7:30 p. m of the· Rllllf d$ ~ ' NOrth · Mi,, ~ ~ ;~,;~ U~al commitment under taken VIrginia COni~ ' of . TB . · '111UR8DAY • qa1111 :Htgb· IIChool, Mi'. ,Holle, PI~, tf,.; ~ ' ~· p4 w•thout the consenl or even the Workers, please' ·jtotlty bei' so THE RIVERVIEW Gll'dell alt<nded G~1 Aead~ ·llljh llrl. E!iwitf!l •il.~. llf.",'»Jid· knowledge of the Senate. reservations may m~ for Club will meet Aug. !5 at 1 p, ~1. and 'la ,_..tl1,em!JI#· lrd,ale; ,Jl'IJi:,' tiiv.. ~ Itt -J. WOllam Fulbright, chair· ~ Se~tember 6th dinner to be IIi. at tilt borne of Mra. Bid 'til~ Heii!!U 'SbcP,.·i!Onlflc- ·tlliilt boi4tll iftw,: .~ tar man of tbe Seaate Forelp Ile-Jbeld at ·s:30 p.m, In lbe Daniel Larkllll, With ¥i'J. Edna Ball 'fliioi W!!ldliif ar!:·~~lllb ~.·wllh 1lt,,' ~ i4rt. 1.lallou CtmJDI~ IBoone Hotel in Charlellon. u ~lela. · ··. · · , ~· , · , '; · ·' • · .~.'lavll,'~. · · = I .latlll' w· P\ai!s ~ .I ' ' ,, •• ....~. .u~ ..... ..... . - /, ·, \ ' ' ' �., . /., ., I r ,.. t ' ' ~~ ~m ( ' •• . Fre~nd, Grueser I s.n~~.y times-sentinel :chi:rrii:lgtdn~fvatis Marriage .\;(oWs !Vows are Read Are Exch.~~~fz{ Saturd.~Y }ye~in~ 'In New Jersey I Nurs'.e· Gra·du'at:e.da~!~~.~e;,ri~:· an~h:rt«:.~:.: ~~e:~:~s.~e v:J:··. ' ; r ,. . . r·· .. r ,.. - ,.. .. • ) li n Iian\ P CherringtOn, of 557 i skirt IIIII• comp1~tecl With b~k First ~venue, GalllpoUs, : be' I Dlo~ ·!lOW Each wore a mate)l.' ' Miss Carol Ann Freund, daughter of Mr. and M~s. , . , 1came tne br~de o! D. Dean Ev./i'tng sU~ illusion veil ll'hey ' c~r,. William K. Freund of Route 28 Bndgewater Township, Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell and . t>hddren, DaYid, ans, son of Mr and Mrs. H, rted <"Ionia! bouquets of while · Somerville, N. J . became the bride of Mr. Walter M. · Debbie, Kathleen and Cynthia, 106 Brick St., Pomeroy Claude Evans, 01 117 Third daisies . yellow mums, b 1u e Grueser ll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Grueser of I attende~ the rec~nt grad11allon of thelf daughter and sis- Avenue. Galhpo!is.' _ ·cornflowers, ·and piqk rose. Riverview Drive, Pomeroy, Saturday, August 6, at the ter from The Jew1sh Hosp1t· ,.. , 1 ·buds. Third Reformed church, Raritan, N. J. 'al School of Nursing at Toe ceremon) . took place In I ' , The vows of the double ring ceremony were read '~Cincinnati. St Peter's Episcopal Church, Mr. James L Elliott served · i· »I 2 p.m. by the Rev, John M. Pfromm, before an altar Also attending from oul oi •Saturdav ..~ugust 20. al 7.:30 p. as best man. Usher& were •! decorated with white eladiolus. town were Mr. and Mrs. Edm. The dnOlble ring', o~en wed· Thoma• Lloyd Douglas Har' Nuptial music was pr.esented by Mr. Art~ur Bu~t ward Patterson, Solver Grove, ding ceremony was performed rlngton. and. Michael Neal. of Somerville, N. J., orgamst and Mrs. Edward f. Fems, Kentucky, \I!Jss Sharon Hagen, in candlelight by The Rev. Fa· The brJde s UJolher wore a Somervfile, soloist. . I Norwich, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. · !her Albert H Mackenzie. White pink linen sheath dress with a Given io marriage by her fathe_r, the bride was IFrank Mobbs, Buffalo, N. Y.; 1 delphimum and while mums 1 white lace button-down·the-back lovely in 1 gown of silk organza enrich ell ;v1t~ lace ap·. Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Campbell, decorated the altar, and the, overblouse. She carried a corpliques and pearls and a bouffant skirt endmg m a chap Pomt Pleasant, OhiO, ~nd Mr. I windows held hurricane. candle 1sage ot a whit• gardema and el train. A tiara of crystals and pearls held her vetl of Gerald Edwards, ~ella, Oh•o. I lamps , 11rrnunded with Ivy. AI pmk sweetheart roses on her silk illusion. She carried a cascade of wh~te carnations, A reception was held after , half hnur program of wedding purse. Th• groom's mother roses and baby breath. I , . nd Ed graduation ceremomes at the · music wa; presented prior to wore a powder blue sheath Mlu Amy Thompson ?f; G1bbs, Allen Dowme a, · ·\home of her sister: Mrs. Edthe nuptials by Miss Sa•·dy dress made of a sheer blended Piscataway, N. J .. the ma•d 'i ward Stark of Pomeroy, John Vjjlrd Patterson of S1lver Grove, \Suiter, organist and Mr. Thorn·! voile with dais~ applique aod a tj of honor, wore an A:lme go:-"' W. McMurray, Mason, W. Va., 'Kentucky,. After a brief vacaas Folder1. soloist. corsage or a white gardenia and of blue mist linen w1th Vemce1 and Phil Cook of New Haven, tion at the home of her graod· Th .d yellow sweetheart roses. 1 1 1 ! lace trimming the waistline w. Va. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Edward parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank riag: b;•h:r ~::h:;ens~ ~:;~ A reception was held In the and aleevea, and a h~adplece Grueser of PJtls.IJeld, Mass ... Call, Sr. of NorwJCh, New York. / 1 dl hi p · h Ho se Immediately foluf a soft fabric bow With pouf former local residents also at- 1 She will be employed at the ~ or~a1 gown 1 ~an e11 g ans u 'I She carried a cascode of tended i Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati MRS. SANDRA MOBBS J•vory !men, styled wtlh Em· lowing the ceremony· The ~~~~ carnation•, pink daisies · · i pire budice, banded In Venice bnde's table was decorated aad bob breath. Pink Unen \lace, With a crescent neckline, 1With white wedding . flowers, ~entical to that of and Kaouki sleeves. Her A·llne a silver punch bowl, and a three· '"'".:''or honor were worn by I skirt was made with back de· tiered wedding cake topped : • bridesmaids, Miss Kandi tachable train, detailed with ~ith a "~":gay ot white garden. · G eser sister of the groom, Venice lace border and back ws. PreSJdm~ at the table were R~I!I'VI~ Drive, Pomeroy ·~ A group of friends gathered cream, potato chips, kool ade, 1;rts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal, ~ Dior Bow at h~ais~ne; ISh e : ' ' · 11 R~c:~[~ ~!~ke~:~ 5 Miss Janet Nelson of Branc · at the home of Mr. and Mrs. coffee and candy favors were Iand children Honme and Sher- I wore 3 male ng emce ace- 188 1 .' burl, N. J. They carried ca•· 1 1Samuel L. Thompson recently served 1o Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ry, Mrs. G;ant ' Brannon, Mr., edged mantilla and carried a 1 Layne, and Mi" Ann Darncad.. of pink carnations, blue to surprise M,... Everette Den· Knolls, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~ and Mrs. Bill Caldwell of Co- col~mal bouqueJ of white gar- brough. Miss Carol Martin reg· daisies and baby breath. •ny, and Samuel L. Thompson Lawder, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald iumbus, the honorees, and the demos. d Ml S ls~red hthe gu:.ng trip th 1 Mr. William E. Gibbs of Pom·1 on their birthdays. Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin hostess, Mrs. Samuel L. Thomp- Her. atten anls: ss uzanne or er w , eroy served as bestman and 1 AI the close of prayer serv- Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Robert son. Chernng_ton, ma1d of honor, bride wore a. navy lloen :lress ushers were Mr. Ronald W. ; ice, and following the opening Neal, Mr. and w.rs. Murre! Fol, . Miss Libby Ch~rrmgiOn, brides- with beige trun with matching Freond of Long Branch, N. J., : of gills, refreshments of 8 spe· den. and son. Gary, Mrs. Mar· Sendmg g1fts were Mr. and I ma1d, Mrs. Ke1lh Meske of Co- ~avy accessoTJes and a .gardenand Mr. John W. McMurray of Icia! birthday cake with the I vin Swisher and daughter Cher· Mrs. Stanley Gl•ssburn, ond Mr. lumbus, and MrB. Thomas A. ,. cor~age from her bridal MRS D DEAN EV,lNS' Mason, W. 1/a. . Ihonoree's names i~scribed, ice ry, Marilyn Stover, Kath~ Rob- and Mrs. Calvin Jarvis. Voigt ol Bryan .. Ohio, brides- bouquet. The couple went South . ' • 1 For ber daughter's weddmg ·-. matrous, wore tdentical formal for their honeymoon. They will 1 . Mrs. Freund, chose a blue lace • , gowns of jonqQil yellow linen, Ireside at S Belmont Drive, lecture at Rio Grande College IabaR Unlverslly where he wiD ~·line dress with empire waist· IS fashioned similar to the wed· Mrs. Evans •• a graduate the fall. Ireceive a degree In Blllloeu line, matching accessones and Mrs. Joseph Caldwell was se,v~ to the follqwing guesls: Seoding gills were Mrs, M. ; ding gown with Empire bodice, Denison University and will Mr. Evans Is a senior at Mar- AdmlniBiratlon upon graduaUoD. wore a corsaKe of pmk carna· guest ot honor at a stork sbow~ j Mrs. Ernestine .Neal, . Mrs. C. Wellington , Mrs. Gene ,Well- 1 ~· • ·.. • • tions . Mrs. Gureser wore 8 two- er recently at the home of her I Austin I!Qush, Mrs. Sylvia Neal, ington, Mrs. Jewel Thivener. l 1 Milhoam Moving '"""·u;a:ut · -~ piece sheath dress of wh1le sister-in-law. Mrs. Walter Vo- Mrs. Joe Camden, Mrs. Ro~ert b Cl i T R tlond F Glrll ID Galllpolll wlahllll lace over aqua chiffon with reh of Bidwell. 'Caldwell, Mrs. Frank Caldwen, ,Mrs. Ro ert Neal, .Mrs. tar- , u Mrs La::.r:.:. Mil- to joiD tile Girl ScOUII mual eumon e matchl"l accessortes and a The evening was spent play. Mrs. Lee Roy Caldwell, Mrs. pes RJedel, Mrs. Jumor Denney, , Mr. and , .,reallter now, Any &lrl who pink carnation corsage. ing games, with prizes going Lora Folden, Mrs. Joan Neall Janel and Karen Caldwell, Deb- I hoan have sold some of the." wDI be ID cradu t-11 lacl•• n A reception was held at The to Mr; Lee Ra) Caldwell, Mrs. and daughter, Sherrie, Mrs. bie and Libbie Caldwell, Mrs. I Miss Dixie Pierce 01 Middle- property In Mlddlr~ and;.\~ lve this fall, retard!ess ol The family of Mrs. Nor 1 Villa, Somerville, N, J.. ·Joe Camden, Mrs. Lora Fold- Alice Slover and daughter, Deb-lEar! Ca ldwell, Mrs. Garlaod pori has gone bv air from Char· be mov!"g to Ru 8 to j date ol birth, may regloter Johnson and other relaUve1, Following the recep~on, the en, and Mrs. Joan Neal. After bie, Mrs. Dan Jones, Mrs., Slover, Miss Ruth Jones, Mrs. leston airport ~~ Japan where new trader home soon. by caiUug Mn. Eldon Wuerc~ held their annual family ~ rouple left for a weddmg trip the honoree opened her gifll, Pauline Nibert, Mrs. Walter Hattie Nibert. Mrs. Paul Good· she will teach for the next 10 The trailer ~l: !locate~, at 448o3531. . ion at Kachelmacher Park at to the ~tlantlc coast. For refreshments ol cake, ice Voreh, Mrs. Joe DeLawder, son, Mrs. Ruth Brewer and Mrs. months. on the Ver"?n e arm Girls wbo were member• Logan, Sunday, Aug. 14th. There traveling, the bride changed to cream, kool ade. coffee, potato Mrs, A. C. Underwood and Dorothy Boyd ot Long Island, ' Miss Pierce will teach at the Rutland whJch was p\ormerly lui year ,. baoe ,..~ were ~ present and thlo wu a plum A·Hne knit dress with chips pretzels and minis wereiMiss Darlene Martin. N. Y. M lh C Perry School lor owned by William ummer. atiiCbool or with a ll'oOp.,. ·the 17th reunion held at that lace bell aleeves and empire ' a ew · f th U · S The Middleport properties were' pnbor are already ualped lpark. walatllne and wore 1 corsarel , , • Navy dependenls 0 e · . · purchased by Mr. and M r s. to 1 troop tbll fall, aod aeed Attending were Mrs. Nora 1 of pink tea rose•. 1 ~··~\A ~ ~a~ athrwak~n• on Floyd Brown aod Mr. and Mrs. aot rcgfotor apta. Glrll new IJohnson, Mr. and Mn. ·Jacob The bride io a graduate of , 1 e s an ons u, apan. Paul Hoodashelt. to tile communlt]J are Invited Johnson, Jerry and Mona; Mn. Bridgewater Raritan High · She new to San ~anciS.co Mr. and Mrs. Milhoan have to jola Girl Seeudn1 ID Gal· Paul Johnson lloller and Char· School and atteoded Oblo Uni-1 Vinton Baptist Church will Ohio Baptists. 1where she left by ~menclir~ resided ln .Middleport for over Upol11, Mn. Wuer<b aaao1111.,. Jes: Mrs. KeMeib Charles, Ctl· 1for Japan via ~chorage, a 40 years. lie Is a retired New\ td. verslty. TheiJ'oom Is a gr.adu·jhold a rev1val begmnlng Frl· S b' ,_ 1 the ena Karen Kenny and Tenia 1 . . . UJec..,o servcesarr ka .. -....<.110. • , , ' ate o1 Pomeroy H1gh School day, Aug. 26, to conimue f II . ~·d "F d· · . . h d hi York C.m,al Engineer. M r a. MrB. June Smith Patty Lyu. 1 .h R as o ows. "' ay, oun • M1ss P1erce Is t e aug er ,_ H th • ' ond re<elved bls Bs .. In Ed U· th roug h Aug. 28 WI 1 e v. f Wh' h WeSt d·" 8• 1 . M"ll d p· Milhoan I( a memua· o1 ea da, and Jimmy; Mrs. May WU· 0 1 caU011 degree from Ohio Unl- Charles w. Lusher of the flb- •ons n.. •c an .· ": of Mr. and Mrs. ~r Ierce. Methodist;!Citutelt;aifd.Js active Reunion 11 Held by son, Mr. and Mrs. verslty. He has accepted a ernacle Baptist Church of Chil·l urday, . Lights That G•ve D~ She has been teaching at the in the Mwidle~rt.·Glrden Club John (Jack) WllleachiDf position with the Clr· licothe bringing the messages. ~~onj ~un~a~ o:orn.n~ , Grand Blanc School near fFim~ and olherc ~ganbaliolll. · . Houck Family son Kathy ond Amy; Mr. and tlevllle High School. Rev, Lusher came to Tabern. Y ac or .. '" 0 "'; I Mich. She be~llll her . ourt . :; ·' . - .·· · · · Mr;, Howard Zarley, _David. The couple iJ residing at 218Jacle Baptist church in 1957 ~d Sunday evemng.; Our M s year of teachmg, having been ·, o. •. , • " " " The Jasper Houck famlly re- Jim, Sue, Jay, Paul, Pettit Iouth Wasbineton St., Circle- IHe has degree> from 0 ~ 10 !'"mary Eqwpment. . at Wheelersburg School . prevl: ' • I! union was beld recenUy on Fort. and ~my, Mre. VIola Zarley, rille. IUniversity, and Southern BIMJ I The Sunday morning ;ervice ously. MJSs P•er.ce Is a gradu .' lficatlon Hill, Gallipolis, Pres- Mr. and Mra. Tom Smith ol Those from the area attend· Northern Seminaries, and Is a at 10:30 a. m., will be followed ate of Middleport .High Sch"?l ent were Mrs. Hazel Wade, Columbus. lag the woddlng and reception lteader in evangelism among by a fellowship potluck ·dinner and 8 l963 graduate of OhiO M~. and Mra. P~l~p Lydell and Mr. and Mn. Perry SmUll were Mr. and Mrs. Walter . at noon. All . evening s~rvices University In ~lhens. children, .Jimm•e, Timmie and and grandchildren, John, Jerry Gruoor and Kaodl, l{llllam E. will begin at 7:30 p. m. The . Susan Wallace. all of Akron, and Danny Smith ol New Lu. . . public is invi\ed to attend Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houck lngiOn; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Property Damage P~mouth and son, Phil, Wilson of Newark; Mr. and Mrl. • r m c USHE who IS otaUoned at Dayton, Albert Ray Johnson, Mr. and BEV. • w. L R Set at $1,000 .· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Houck and Mrs. WIIUam Byrd, Diane and w· 'WM ,,..,,. PT. PLEAS~NT- The Sheraon,; Davld, of Cbesapeake. Ray and Steve Corbin: Mr. and I Colorful LiTW of iff's department invesUgaled a Eddie and Rocky Elliott of Mrs. Lawrence Bellord, Lar· , . , Ga!Upolis Lafayette Unit No. ! Ro all is Theme two v~hicle accident Friday alMUNDAY IColomb~, Mr. and Mrs. GU· ry aod Ronnie; Mr, and Mn. Findln. Our Freedom was 27, American Legion Auxiliary, I y y ternoon resulting in v..ooo prop- JAN! HOWELL Tent Daugh· bert Thivener, and 1008, Tony James Slough, Joyce, Cberyl, the topic presented by Mn: AI· will hold ils annual picnic, Tues· · A colorful line of rulers In , erly damage but no peroonal ters cf Union Veterans will meet and Derrtc, of St. Petersburg, and David, Mr. and Mrs. Roll bert Woodard when the Fr~end· day, Aug. 23rd, at the home of 1 Europe is the JIUbjecl of one Injury. atJhe J14iddlepori ,roatlalde-park, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. . Jaopor Hately, MrB. Nell Hately, Mr. ly Circle of the Federated Mrs. L. G. Marchi , Chillicothe 1 of the 10 new books released i Henry A. Kay, ·29, South- Monday al 6:30 p.m. for a pol-l Houck, Mr. and Mro. Clarence and Mrs. E. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Church of Pomeroy met Tues- Rd. It is the third year that lor circulation by the Gallia Iside, Wal cited for failure to luck picnic dinner. Members Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry MadeiiDe Evans, Kay, Michael, d•y evemng at the church. 1the unit has included the husCounty District Library this 1yield right of way when he are reminded to brmg table ser· Myers and children, Johnnie, Stevie and Lloyd Beeta, all of The hymn, "Malte Me a Cap· ' bands, who are all invited. The ... maca ,week: · I polled out of a ·laneonto Rt. vice. Donna and Ronnie, Mr. and Grove City. live Lord" 0 ned the eel·ld•nner will be at 8:30 p. m. . ,. 11 in front of a southbound car JOPPA CIIURCII Revival Mn, Ray Myers and children, Mr. and Mra. Lee , Bousb; lng' with 'scri::ure read!: of A feature of the busmess MUNDAY Flctwn books .lnclwle ~fler driven by James c. William· storting Aug. 22, at 7:30 each Earl, Ray, Tony and Dianna, Sharon Roush and Llaa Kay o1 ;_ ,1-$ lod prayer. Dur-1 meeting will be the installation PAINT CREEK Regular Bap- ~e Act," ,.by Wmston Graham: son, !6, Rt. 1 Southside. evening. Rev. Freeland Norr!J, I all of Gallipolis Middleport: Mr. and Mr 1. 80 801 12 lng the medltali th led r\of ofiicera for the year IIG6 · ffl. list Sunday School will hold Ta1-Pan, by James Gl~vel~ Arrests recorded .aJ ,the coon· pastor. Joppa Homecommg, James Jobnaon, Jamie Sue resented in! rm ~· 0 ~ ~ Those to be installed include; its annual Back-To-School par- and "The l'jlnely aod Nme,' ty jail were Boyd R McDao- Aug. 18, basket ,dinner. · and. Gregory Todd, of p..,.. 0 0 8 Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, pres!- ty at 6 p.m. on the church by William Brinkley. 0 • ~.n ohn ton' P .. lei 36 HarUol'd driv.ing whi.le POMEROY WOMEN's Bowl· Meig• Pomona llliU roy; Mro. Ethel Smilb of Kerr'• M • ' '. . . c· ...... ..-~ ...1 - ill I re1lgiOUI grou~ ~ IS ca 1 d enl; .Mrs. . Ma rg ~ r • t lawn. Miss Mary argaret Non . fiction volumes are, intoxicated: John. ~~ed Boles, 11111 Ity """"""'"'"' w mee ·Be GnUia GueatJ Ibm near Pomeroy; Mr. and lntoreat . Bradbury, IJTst v1ce preSJdenl; Armslrons is chairman for ''Collected Poems," by Roe:n.: 18, Pt. Pleasan~ Ind. Cbar~ Monday at 7:~ P· m. at the Melp County Pomona Granp,Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson Mrs. . Carl Kaull , president. Mrs.. Bette Ryal, second VJce l the event. · ke; "The Hapsburgs," b.y Dor- /E. Daughtery, Kanauga, Ohio, Pomeroy Bo.Wh"l Lalll!ll. .wp1 be the pill of Gallla. oey . and Cbrlsllne cil Florida; opened th~,buolne~ sesSion with prestdenl ; Mrs. Mabel Brown, athy MrGuigan; "Targel Tok- both charged with Intoxication. 11JESDAY Cinlnly Pomona Friday Aug. IIJI, · Ml:· and Mrs. Larry Joluisoa, a pcM'm, Faith. Plans were 1oeeretary : Mrs. L. G. Marchi,. CENTENARY GR~NGE will yo .. by James M Merrtll·l A Gl';T ~CQUAINTED party The meeting wUI be beld at the Glila Rae, Mr. tpl Mn. J,. completed for entertainin1 the treasurer; Margaret Topping , meet at 8 p.m. ~nual in- "MesoptamiB the C!vilizatio~ . will be held at the Cbeller Cheshire • Kyger Eielpentary eph R. JohniOn of Wolf Pea Rd. Guild 011 Wednesday September chaplain, and Aldeth White, spection will be held. Ladies That !lose O~t of Clay-,.. by Women of Mooae to Grade School Tueoday at 1:30 School. Gallla Po111011a will Qp- Mrl. N~ Johnllon will ba • :11. at 7:30p.m. The Circle will sergeant-at-arm•. bring pie, sal~ aod cold F.airservls: '"The ·.Guaranteed Hold'.Annual Pienie P. m. · All first arade 1tudenlllen the meeting at 8 p. .m,, hold JeaTI on ber. ~· Auc. also present the program. Mn. Mddred HamUton bas drmks. Meat will be furmsh- Income," by Robert Theobald;! · . . · and then parenll are urged to a ·short buslne,. session, and 22nd. ·' The meeting clos"'! with the been appointed Amer~camsm) ed by the Graqge. \"Discovering .' Yucatan," by PT· PLEAAANT: - ·The Wom- attend. Mrs, Carl Weese, teach- cltiSI! at 8:30 p. m. . . . ... Lord'• Prayer m umson, after chairman. The Installing offl.l Jim Woodman and "Dicllne and en of the Moose,. Cbapter ~ er, will attend. Refrealunents Tile t proiJ'am will he. pre- Over $267 Given· ' · which Mtoo Elizabeth Fick and cer W>U be Mrs. George Lear .. ruESDAY . . r .. J hn Pqlnl Pleasant, ll!lU · hold their wUI be served by the PTA sented by Meigs Pomona. Mem: · · 0 Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ser. In the event of rain the picnic ANNUAL Am~rlcan Legton Rise of Eu ope, by 8DIIual picnic on ~ugiiS_I 27.th officers. bers are aaked to brll!l relreab- T~ Orpluuu Boi1UI veda dessert course. Shades of wilt be held at Legion Hall. AuXJhary plcmc will be beld . Lukacs. . at 6:30 p.m. THE ~RICAN LEGION menls of pie, ·pollucli' and cold ~-. of• ~ . !J. P.IIJ!IIIavender and blue poppies macle at 6:30 p.m., at the home of Senior Regent Mary Choquette Auxillary of Drew Webster Poet drinks. _. ilf m'""a Nlui'ned hollll up the eenterpiece aod the dec- Neal Family Holth Mrs. L. G. Mar~b.i. ~embers "/ announced the .aroup will col· wtU meet Tuesday .at I p, m. tram lba •State Sealoa :Ill rated k. nd 1 . are asked to bring a covered . lect old jewelrj to be brought at the Legion Hall. • B L _, port that .UfM'I ·wu 'presen_. ora cover, nap IDI a a· Ill Annual Reunion dish, and own table service. . ' to the September 6th meeUng 4\UXli.JARY to Feebey ·Ben- ... nnounce ~trotnqo Ill the "NitiGnJL ~, Jiild IF- Sf ! ! I I I , 1 ° GLVe ' Bl•rt hday surprl•se I I i Sh Mrs. Coldwell Guest of Honor ot Stork . ower 1 I olllD Dixie Pierce Will Teach on 'Honshu Island I Johnson Family R • H ld I L p k ogan or ° I Vmton 8opt1st to Launch ReviVal Meettng5 • 8egmntng • • On AUgUSt 26th I ° ; ... · tf : I ' T I J, I Lafayette Unit Finding F eedo /s TopiC Given · Church C1rc/e To Hold p,·cnl'c I At Marchi Home I ' I I ' · I G.. ,,. a la . E t , ven 5 M.e£ g5 Event 5 ol I I Grea· _,_,.,.& The Neal family annual re- 1 Husbands .are Invited. unlon ' wos held recenUy at tile VINTON FRIENDSHIP Gar· Soet.ty to HoJUJr Bedford Cburch In Milton, w. den Club wiD hold Ita annual 1/a. The day waa s~ in aillg· family, picnic at 11 _a.m ., at Arlerur SpurJtH;h . lng and v!Bidns With relatives. Paynes Park. ElectJon of of. The Kysa Women a Soctety Those from lhe Gallla area fleers w•ll be held. WJU bald a potluck supper at attend1J18 were Mr. and Mre. FRIDAY the Kn• J.odie Hall at 6:30 Robert Neal and SOliS, Danny, GALUA COUNTY Pamona p.m. Wedneaday, Aq. 24. Robby and Roser, Mr. ~ Grange will be bost to Meigs The event Ia betoa beld 10 1Mr1. Murre! Folden and ...., Pomona Grange. OpenlnJ at honor Milo Arlene Spilrlocll , 1 Kenny, Larry and Gary, Mr. 8 p.m. with program fumlah· mlollonlry from NIBJDeY, N,g- and Mrs. Joek Neal ·and child- ed by Meigs Pomona at 8:30 w. Ml• Spurladl: ~ spea~ ren, Sherry and Ronnie, • Mr. p. m. Palluck will be served at the Kypr Mtthodlll chur;,h and Mn. Don Mill, Mrs. ~ and members are asked to at 7;311 p. m. Gil that dlte. 'lbt estine Neal mt Mr. and Mrl. hriDI pie, covered dishes and 1J. D. Ntal. Jlllblio Ia 111'11ted Itt attend. cold drinks. •ors. TfMEL.Y QU OTE S 'for a sale. , oeu Pos~ American Legi011, will Of Arlene BrOMIIdni pbanl fltn4l '•I TUiiD, Ohio, bf --• meet Tueliday evening at !lie Mr. and Mi'l. f1o1«1e BrOwn- the .DIIIIIIilera .of . .un.rtca ·II 1 thinll 11 expremely b;Dport. MAKES REQUEST poet boUto at 1:SO p. m. Mn. 111g oJ Rt. 1 Galllpolll, are ....., Olllrtcr d Ill hoDOI' of '- l!ldilll ant that the Senate,' which PT. PLEAsANT - Mn. Jack Albert tlouab, president, II ask· IIOUIICillg the eiiPII!DeDI til Bellbta, ~. ~ Countli,IGr u•ed to be a~ked lo~ Its advice Fowler, executlv~ secretary of toa .aU members to pay dUll their li'Uihlir, ~len!!' to ,Mr. pf Ol)lo, at · tb6 ._te JIIOalon and consent on major lprelln 'the Mason Cowity Tulierculoels as .soon aa JlOISible. David II&Y. Ho~w. i!Oii: ot Mr; -"//•IJ$;1.~7, ~~l,b!l HIImmmltmenla, consider some and Health Assqciiltlon, 'tequesta THE· MEIGS Counly Rldl~~ and Mn. V~ ·Jioliey If ~~~ lliil ·~ \Jj ~ , . 1 of the sweeping Implications ol tbat all llqllfl( membei'l lnlir' dUb ·wtn iMet .Tuesday even- t a.p!polli.' : , • • · ' , ,· ·• '. , , • the "~sian doctrine" befllre It eated In atteodlrit! the: annUal· !iii A~ 23· at the home -or · MllllliolliiiDJII a' iilember t. .: ~ ·~, · becomes an irrevocablf, na· dinner meetlni of the West Jue Yeuns, Sr. al · 7:30 p. m of the· Rllllf d$ ~ ' NOrth · Mi,, ~ ~ ;~,;~ U~al commitment under taken VIrginia COni~ ' of . TB . · '111UR8DAY • qa1111 :Htgb· IIChool, Mi'. ,Holle, PI~, tf,.; ~ ' ~· p4 w•thout the consenl or even the Workers, please' ·jtotlty bei' so THE RIVERVIEW Gll'dell alt<nded G~1 Aead~ ·llljh llrl. E!iwitf!l •il.~. llf.",'»Jid· knowledge of the Senate. reservations may m~ for Club will meet Aug. !5 at 1 p, ~1. and 'la ,_..tl1,em!JI#· lrd,ale; ,Jl'IJi:,' tiiv.. ~ Itt -J. WOllam Fulbright, chair· ~ Se~tember 6th dinner to be IIi. at tilt borne of Mra. Bid 'til~ Heii!!U 'SbcP,.·i!Onlflc- ·tlliilt boi4tll iftw,: .~ tar man of tbe Seaate Forelp Ile-Jbeld at ·s:30 p.m, In lbe Daniel Larkllll, With ¥i'J. Edna Ball 'fliioi W!!ldliif ar!:·~~lllb ~.·wllh 1lt,,' ~ i4rt. 1.lallou CtmJDI~ IBoone Hotel in Charlellon. u ~lela. · ··. · · , ~· , · , '; · ·' • · .~.'lavll,'~. · · = I .latlll' w· P\ai!s ~ .I ' ' ,, •• ....~. .u~ ..... ..... . - /, ·, \ ' ' ' �,, ' ., ,,_. ( I. . , . ... ,./ ....... ....... ~ ..' ') J t _ -----" Personal Notes From Miclc/leport ; Mr. IIlii Mrs. Wayne 6w~n '\ ... .!. -... . 'TV,.[able 5·311 SIR!I ·On - NE'Wll 5·:15 Sacrecl' Rearl S·!lll IW•les CT RP'D 5·5.~ Nc!wo ~ - 011 "m Miller Show 7·20 News ~-1111 om ~m.,. Show 14~ Boker Furniture Anetlon ·- l9bb '11leatn Eveniq Shows * a ehallgelscon." G9nd- uys. Shows t 7:~AimiiiiiC . lamll:r - :-nrr~~~~.~~ n .. 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' at , ; Beany and Cecl ,, tamp Look Up lZ·IIli-TV Olaoel 12:30 Rer!lage 12·45 «err " · ; Toni • ,Jerry Quid .Dr"a• a ,ae llovlt 12:1111 llovfe 11:- " of .,._, ,- • Eaotenl Slaildenl 'l'lme.. p. 111. C. I "Forever Female" •• _._ ~"-· .~ ......_, . . . .,. ..G. Ilogeft IUid w. ""l'lllelll :,;;,";:bj.1:.;,;"' ,_ ~. ~ U '"'hree raceo • I p. m.. 01. 4 "Pearl";, 9lskrll tiltiD& llabltB. Of EM" llou!ll Paclfle!' - D. Smiiii'Uole u !be ton • I p. m. 01. I "Jigut;f"pn and V. Mayo • tho CJIS.TV INil'lee WII'IHI' II ,so II· Ill: 01 8 "'lbe llrlnp ltltil te. 1neome Ill- Cll. I •"l''Je End !!f 1\eVqes" ·.:... 11:. _ ....... I Ilia olher acllviU01, Atfalt\•-- V· .fdinsoR ' E. Sli!'wart ., lulliifita volcet. for atid 1). It :!Ill p. m. Cll. :U ''Milllllllal ehar8dm. Ro bas a :15 .,., Ill. .(21. I ~;·.• Jli!Ue• - l . .RuSsen ~.... til dlalec!a 15 p. IlL' Cll. 13 "Sister ''flicker .,me~ puttinll· tbnl te aey'' "'; R. Rus8tJf . • 1UJ p. iD. 01. 10 "NOtirrIIYe dayt • week lor tho Jager ·.. lops" - c. Gnuit llld. u · Barllera eirtooo studio. "-''lJ '' "-•• ·. · Jn tho morJiJngs Ito p. m. Ch, 1. "Kelly IIJid . ~·"'ui~ rises -11 otiougb to fix hts -'V. Joi1Dso!l il1d P. · I P. Jil. ·:ap Ji'"ti t,Jfl ..., Ilteakfad 1ft lime Ia p. ·m. Ch, f ''AU mark" ' . port to ·DIIIIa--.!Udlll!l by 7:Cii W~ van.,:" - ·it. m. '"l'ho:.'l'ta.. 'elear . 'ad "ready to • t:!O Ch. ,,_P<11")'e l:~ellolll thNe lillba, IIlii detl. . SAFFORD'S a-------------,.-----ni Sh -;;;:;;;:;---;;;v;ec;D;I;;_o_ws""j:o;:;;~;;-""": 1or-. p ' ProfMslonal Jlhotolraphy 11•1111 !,lie 11:311 Chrisrophen .... •• J - . 1:151:30- , ,..._,._ Ant • I 111. • ::::·::::.~vu:.: lllllfe•' 1r~ov1e WSAZ 1'\1 uys. ..... . . . . . . 50 I mer WCIIII Legion !,: - ..., Aweth• . fte aelilr IJld bit wife el MUNDAY PAINT CREEK Regular Baptist Suoday School will hold ito annual Bad<-To-School party at 6 p.m. OD the church lawn. Miss Mary Margaret Armstrong Is chairman lot the event. Gosep1 Harmony 18·'11110· 45 tlvlnr world ""'* Tcnllht Daytime 9·00 Cartootltl 1:1111 9: 4&---.lubDee 111:110 as Highlights ~PI-llll"••"- · 11'00 Newl 11: - II) '! I -Ine'b-1 1 TV Sports Ooarl ... 1111 Church iiY \'llNION SCO'IT Ollce llome Srni!ll finds blm- tie and alfalfa ow «10 acre1 of BOU..YWOOD IUPI) sell surrounded by !molly cedar Irich farmland. rlalioo II frowned OB Ill tele- paDOIIng and early American · "We're go!ng 1o 111ar1 raising 5:110 Ylel Naill Mr. l!'d mlool, l1UI lor the past waD paper and antique fuml. tb«oogbbreol horses liP 1:110 !!port Holiday Ted Mad ,.,.... llal Smllb bas beetl lure. Tile tl!cllen It Smith "11'1 llombed oul of bit mind the 1of pace will! eopper appliances derful place 1o get ...,., from E 1o1m drunk • "Tha Andy •and cablllell painted a Chluesellbe hustle-hustle of wort:." Griffith Sbmr." vermUion. Smltll lanc:IM himself u a- 1 • 11 , , , S'llllh II folly 0511 camptlpola!ll New Yerbr CO!lltonal outdoor · lad .. : mwu v • • lieU who staggere Ill and out of Hooted rugs c:over most of ' weelrends eaD 11e found al 1:1111 Porlraft Satt Franc:l!!et ._, lllaylleJ1y JaD tit sleep H !be liOOI'II and Sllll!ll II espe- barbeeue brolling lllJIIblllill 7:10 '1111 Olnp Lasofe .rf. llMl bas hl1 ,... tey tolclaJiy proud of reproducll01111 of from boldop to ""'"K~=~ 7:1111 Wall DISMJ Marti• lie eeD. !be famed pa\JIIfnp ' of Blue tllese occasions lbe Playing bolh 101180 and laD· Boy IUid · P5Dkle done fJI petit dochsbund. Frlb. froUca I:ItE4 Salin• lllrd II a mlsed . blessing lor pt>lnl with yam. '!ben! also 11 by. hoping fGr I<I'IJII. . I: Ill-Branded Smith. II provides blm with a a picture painted by bls mother Tile Smiths entertain at 1:1111 Bonalll8 Perry IJaiOD Ita,._ llleome but playt Ill 11e '15 deplctillg tho old or three btl parties a year, lleD wltb bit personal nputa- maple sugar farm In upstate two Ill' three llmM a ==~~ll;al Wac:tlelt lhlp Candid Cament ton. New York where Sml!ll was · friends stop by far 1 11:111'Whal'1 My L1tM!o1 U:OO PleiN New~ "Sir8J18'!"S eo'"" 11ll to me raised. • dinner and • round of drltlb. 1l:15-1lilotAtr l.alelbotl lltld as1r lll'lllliOber," he -'l'beno li a aardener to tend Actor Smlfll ar.o ts • n:lll"'Ohertt are IIIli* lsed lo tee the Smllb · lawn 8lld llower 1- •irlllane pilot IIIII ._ n:•1111 •alkbla the ~. ~leur· Ibeds, but tho aelilr BJIOIH)t lllUt:h: Ue lime 1o n,. ll:M ltlg I !lhouhl lie ltJ jail." of Ida he lime ltl a · green. I Hilt wandrllbe II IMJ'8I) Smltll b)gplf II a lllhl . liOIMe eulll•alfntl lllrdt el para- !elevlsloll, bal the s1out11J elal ~kink', II" Iliff that dlae pJatda. Ill lie wan • OUa _CIJIJ)Jllelll ........ lo!pbaDa tbaa Oa l)lOI'8IIIe -~- file ' . -restriCted .. file ,,., ... lloaoebolder ltld famlly paeb off for a One more t1t1t1« J1a1 111111~1 taiJoly' - . . 1111011 pi1Jitl homo Ill tho Kla- i bas ~ jaDed ~t~ant. 111 _ , Neall aear file Oregcjlil otrunt- - .. t11111 .. - IIIII oul llaDed. wllore SmiPIL.ralset eat- reai!GIL " N-. tll:OO I!.N.C.LII. God Is Answer -~--~-I t ·; F.flrAI .. nav1ight Savini!!' TinM WRTN TV-13 - --··-~ ..._,_,;,·;..., . , .,_ .. WCRS TV-I , . 8:45 Sober Hal Smith Makes .Convincing Toperon TV 11 ,_ m. - EyewltaJa Newt roow 8:3!)-. . 1 .,,_ • •i;.ll I l:- ,. n.. lleroD Gomer PYle {I) WS"Z TV-3 '_!l~ .. , ·_ ........ .., .,,....... - _-_Th_e_s_u_n_d_•Y_Ti_._m_e_s-_s_en_u_·n_e_l,_s_un_d_a_y._A_u..;g..;._21_._1_966--l 1,110 Meet Press 1:!0 At Iasue IlT Joilea: Fri.. Dr. tiDe YOUJJfl, Irene Arllold, Marie La Dawr. Loctklng With Lott&: Ohio Weatller, IJpcrrfl Ro«a•'• IH ·and .RADIO - . lleU7 Walker, :t- 7:11 Car8VIIIl 7' 1111 Death \lane, 196 T - -F- - S - ·· - - --------+--···--,--_.., , , 2 · 3 4 s f> 1 , g' 9 10 111 2 1 < I 4 . I t) ' 1 G 1 7 tk 1 ~ J !II 11 'll lJ 2·1 }f~ l h ! I - Slnddonl, Mary Toeo., Marilyn Maxwell. J>a. tricla Morand, C. Adami; 'll'ed., Laura SlevetJIOI, Leslie G«e, Oonnle Naw: Thurs., Dodle AUGUST -~~ . T ' W 1'J.E.H. Radie -:_~ra;::; 11:!11 I Hill 12:111 AUVE6 . Daytime Shows Po•""""' Pro KEEP YOUl WEDDING S'1'0RY _Ill . n110 ·-- --... ----===-=-·- ·-... 1 8'15 tarry And....., Show 7:58 Pomeroy National Bont If..,, 1:11 Rant 1:31 Slnr Alonl OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter, Rt. 1 Racine, will cele· brate their 50th wedding anniversary on August 28 _w1th an open house at thetr home from 2-4 p.m . .Mr. and Mrs. Holter were marned 50 years ago at Syracuse. They have five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Cooper, Parkersburg; Mrs. Sus•n Gates, VIenna, w. va.; Mrs. Mattie LIIWrence, Portland, Mrs. Dorothy Browmng and Mrs. Ruby Turner, Grove City; and four sons, Delbert, Malta; Dana, Coolville; Carl, Marietta and Charles, Columbus. There are 13 grandchildren and three great grandchild~_:::en::,._,;_____ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sunday N...W 11 :00 Rern'• Dalt'Y Bar Top WHTN TV-U Easfml 8tandord 1tme Ten Show ws~z ""' &: 45-Co1'1' Cob ChaiiiiC!I 4 11:30 Ontinn's & Roner•s Top I a.' m, - Pan! DixC!Il Show - Ten Show 1)-ol!v wnnl' 7·1Wl-Today . 12 Noon !10 • 50 Club .12·ilo National News Mike Wallace NIS• Lyons . _ , !-flO News · 12·15 A.S.C. Pram .. Mel•• Ca. 7·25• P· m. - ·Tile Coffee Hour ft·tl5 (!nffee Wl!h .Tone! 12::111 Mason Co. Al!l' E~P Bozo 7:30' p. m. - 8 O'Clock Rejlorls I· !5 ..,.,. \ ei>ir~ Wltb 12:45' Jlm Moe<e Sa!urd&y mFilii Scbool I·MOhio News, Weather an 'l•n•fRon•~ ~rn Show 7·55 NeW. Final I :MISporl' ' ' '!'to• Swap .!llloo I :nn Sign Off II p. m. -TV 4 Ele¥enth Rot~rho: ;, Unmm• 1\lMihlllO!ts SUNDAYS ! :00 MIJ:e Douglas Secret ~,., Ohio News, Weatlter Pin lllntor's Bruneh sh"" 8·1!11 · Sim On-Forward Fallll Movle Jaekie Oblinger 9:MISports Hltl O~in New's ,.1111 Rantlst Lavman's Hour 1ft· M-F.ve Guess Lucy Clla•nel 8 '""v'g Cnnntrv Junetfon 7-1111 Master Confrol , a. m. -Over Lightly ,.;..,•, r..,nnfrv bmtlme 7:311 Good L!fe 18·?,~-NeW! 10 · !!11-r,ncentral a. m. - Jack LaLanno ""'"'""" Cement Nat, 7·45 Dible Speaks 3:30 p. m. -Mike Douglas N...., 8:00 ' ·"'" AndC!I'SI>n Sunday Sunerm>rtet Andv (lrffl'llll 11 .00 rAil!!' 8 p. m. Ohio News with Nlo> "•·. 15 Form.,.• bank Show ' DalinR Game Dick Vnn "vke ll: 311 Showdown Baaao Loeal 'Ne"" t·flll Snreadln« l{)nedom II p. m. - Ohio News, We.ttlh-11"'2!1 n;...,. nil r.n !Inn""' t·20 Congresma& MeeDer Love Of Life 12 ·1111-Jeopardy er, Sporla l'.ne••ler Chte<t !!!>nw. Fri. t :lll1 Larn And"""'n Show ' Nen ~·. Father KI!OilN 11:!10 p. m. Tbe Men LR.,... lnd.,..nn . S how 18·llll C.untrv &.!lJnlltnel'l ' ~PArf'h 1Pnr Tomar 12::111 SwtngiD' liD Show. Speclal Guests: S·flll M'lles tcu"'c Shnw 11,1111 Quiet !lour • ·. • Guiding Llgld 12·4!112·~!1-NE'Wll Moo. Mitch MIDer, 4-tS !Carr & v\,n ''"""' !!how li·INI Nal!omll N~ ~ McKenzie; Tuell. 4:110 f'!nl• & So. Eleclrle Lec:al 12:15 Chmthia'a: lfpuf ]·l!0-Woman's Pal!t Regen, David Bt11'1lS; News 12·1111 lle9: 'llll!rh[nettr A• World 'l'nrllll 1:30--Sinl!lng Thurs., A. Oirlch, ilorgau l:al News 1:00 ReY. Milt ~. Newly Wed Game Klug; Fri. Erro11 N!l """" ,nal Nil Countn, ~ · ! · 011--01!1' Uyet Ilelt11 Gall~ . 1:1111 !II"" M !:all flhle Ifni! ', f. , . A "n~ ror Utt t·~Dodrlrl Bouse Parb' t'lllnael t1 SATVRIIAft US M~ tc~ ~ lliMr Women'sN.,.. !:!151. 111. - Loci's Toysbop S·!lll ""'""!ani !lour Nil New& ,ilal :0: ' · 5·-Anotl!. lllorld Tn Tell Trull! I p. m. - Girl Talt wllll , ,.. Family. y.,..!.ln """' I·M "'"" 011 . . ,. : J·2SNen 3:3&-dor'l SaJ l!!d.., or Nli!M Spoclal ,,..._ . l:flll At1ven111111 .,..._ ·, , ROBERT WINGITT TODAY'S THOUGH'l'- "I didn't thlllk" IIDil "l got" are the two poorelt acuaea of an the Jot. W.M.P.()•.Radio Shows ,,~ -~··· News Bear . ·.-- Friday Da~·titne .c•r ~ursdaattondedThoslhe at:":" Bruns6n, a eoi!Sln of Mr . Unroo\ 8 :" Y• . mg structural engineer lor the .w e Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink of Buildings, City 'nd son, Danny, Middleport; Chicago 11r. and Mrs. John Buckley and _._ __ ' ' "· Jeff, Chesapeoie; Mrs. Mr and Mrs Keith Meske C~>ris Buckley and nephew, Col~bus are ·spendlnB f..ark Buckley, Zaoesvllle; Mr. weekend with her parents, Mr. ~1d Mrs. Roger Fink and son, and Mrs. Leo Mossman. Mrs. .. Ieven, New Haven, W. Va.; Meske was In the Cherrlnotor~ I •nd Mr and Mrs. Bill F t n k, · wedding party. Minersville. Mrs. William Reynolds is Major and Mrs. Wllllam !ling In Kalamazoo, Mlcb. with Heisseubulttel and ~-u~::~ \ her son and fantlly, Mr. and Trls and LUI, and Mrs. Mrs . . W•IIIRm Rtynolds. She (Karen\ Beall and daughter, went lu attend the wedding of Mary c. BeRII, returned to her grao>dd•ught.r, Patncla Hel· Washington. D. c., this week. en Rev·•oids ann Raymond Rob· The had heen visiting with ert Bumson whiclt will be held Mrsy Heissenbllttei's and Mrs. ~I the Westwood Methodist Beail's parents, Mr. and , burch In Kalamawo . Jackson T. Walker and also Recent guesL. of Mrs. Miner· their sisters, Mrs. David va Childers and Mrs. Pearl lizer, Mrs. Marlon HoM·Iso,,.l Rey1oids were Mr. and Mrs. d Mrs Victor Niday. Wallace Burdette and Mrs. Ste- ~:r they attended the wart Burdette of Point Plea•· •ion held at Altizer Acr~• l reun . . te ~nt, W. Va., _and hts SIS rs, and also several family aot11er-l ~lora , Le!Ungton, Ky . and Maude, New Vienna. · ings. ~eigs The daym.lba~eth · he Fink family beld . llof Chicago! w' Mr din VIS mg a e "' I e~·r annuaI f ami'! Y pt''-' ...c • J. W. Unrne of Vinton Ave. Mr.· I ... ·- ·-'" .. ., .. �.,' \ " .\ ''' ' . 'j ' ..• ·I I' ' ~ - ~ Vows 1Cherrbf;Lgton-£vqns MarrUJ9(:? VoWs Afe Eith~~b~~ . Satur.dGY tyehiri~ · Sunday Times-Sen1tinel Freund, ~ Grueser f Mr. llld 'Mrs. Wayne Brutt- I . he Owen Fink family bold ol Chlcaao, ru. ,have booD I vlsi,tlng a lew days with Mr. l .:lr annual family piCnic din· of Vinton Ave. Mr. ·.'' alld a!tended the county Brunson, a eousln of Mr. Unroe I ," Thursday· Tbosa attending Is structural engineer lor .lcre Mr. and Mrs. Owen Finl< Department of Bulld!np, r nd son, Danny, Middleport; Cbl go 'k and Mrs. John Buckley alld ca_._ __ ;,n Jet!, Chesapeake; Mrs. Mr alld Mrs Keith Meske Chris Buckley and nephew, Col~bus are ·,pending ~·ark Buckley, Zanesville; Mr. weekend with her parents, Mr. ~1d Mrs. Roger Fink and son, and Mrs. Leo Mossman, Mrs. · · ~ Ieven, New Haven, W. Va.; as In the Cherrlngton•nd Mr. alld Mrs. Bill Fink, :eddlng party. Mmeravllle. Mrs. William Reynolds is vis- · Major an4 Mrs Wllllam lting In Kalamazoo, Mich. with Heissenbulttel and her son and family, Mr. and Tris and Llll, alld Mrs. Mrs. W'lll•m Reynolds. She (Karenl BeaD and went lu attend the wedding of M C Beall her gra,,ddnught<or, Patricia Hel· W~~~ington, D.' c., this week. en Reyo~olds aM Ravmond Rob· Th had been visiting ert Burnson which will be held Mr~y Heissenbttttel's and Mrs. .... the Westwood Methodist Beail•s parents, Mr. and ::burch In Kalomazoo. Jackson T. Walker and also Recent ~uesb of Mrs. Miner· their sisters, Mrs. David va Childers ana Mrs. fear! Uzer , Mrs. Marion HorTiSJm.l R.ey1olds were Mr. and Mrs. alld Mrs. Victor Niday. Wallac~ Burdette and Mrs. Ste- here they attended tile wart Burdette of Point Plea•· reunion held at A\llzer Aeres •nl, W. Va., and his sisters, and also several family gather· ti'lora, Ler:ington, Ky . and Mande, New VIenna. mgs. Mr. alld Mrs John Fultz and Rev. and Mrs. Hughey Jones children. Marc and Anita, have and tlu'ee children have rereturned from a vacation m ' turned from a vacation spent Florida. They accompanied Mr. at Lakeside, Ohio. rnd and . .. Mrs. -- - •· " 1 are Read '·· d '' •. ·.,·. ' ,. ' '! •• ' ~ ·~i. .,, Miss Henrietta Cherr\ititon;: Cl'elil:e!ll Dl!\l~lin~. llld VI!!\ICII\, daughter of Mr ond Mrs. Wll· Ja~t.d al.evea. Tl!e A.J1111 ham P Cherrington, of · m'•skirt Wllf co~pJ~Ied ..nth bact•. . •First f,Venue. Gallipolis, ;,e;l_i),o~ }!Ow Each were a m~ll!h. . Miss Carol Ann Freund, daughter ol Mr. and M~s. . . I came tne .bride or D. Dean Ev· silk Illusion veil 'l'liey cai'· William K. Freund of Route :1.8. Bridgewater Township, Mr. and Mrs. David Ca~pbell and t~lldren, David, ! ans, son of Mr and Mrs H. rled wlonlal bcaquel8 or w~lte , Third daisies , yellow m!Jmll, b I~ e . Somerville, N. J. became the brtde ot Mr Walter M. , Debbie, Kathleen and Cynthia, 106 Brlc.k St' Pomeroy Claude Evans. of 117 GJueser U, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Grueser of I attende~ the rec~nt grad~atton of thetr daughter and SIS· Avenue, Gallipolis:.: .cornno.,.ers, alld pink rose. , 1 . ' buds, , Riverview Drive, Pomeroy, Saturday, August 6, at the ,ter from The Jew1sb Hosplt· Third Reformed church, Raritan, N.J. at School of Nursmg at \ The ceremon) took place '"I The vows of the double ring ceremony were read '\Cincinnati. St. Peter's E;ptsoopal Church, Mr. James L . Elliott served · at p.m. by the Rev. John M. Pfromm, before an altar Also attending !rom out of 'S.turdav. August 20, at 1.:30 p.\a• best man. Ushel'll were 2 ·' decorated with white &ladiolus. ltuwn were Mr. and Mrs. Ed· m. The dn'lble ring, op~n wed· Thoma' Lloyd Douglas Har1 Nuptial music was presented by Mr. Art~~r Burt ward Potter~on, S1lver Grove, ding ceremony was performed nngton. ~nd, Michael Neal. · of Somerville, N. J., organist and Mrs. Edward I. Ferns, Kentucky, M1ss Sharon Hagen, in cand lelight Dy The Rev. Fa· The brides mother wore a Somerville, soloist. . INorwich, N. Y.; Mr. and Mr~. ther Albert H Mackenzie White pink linen sheath dress lrith a Given in marriage by her father, the ,bride was j Frank Mobbs, Buffalo, N. Y.: \ delphimum and white mums 1 wh1te lace button-down-the-back lo~ely in a gown of silk organza en~1ched ;"lth lace ap·. Mr: and Mrs. Paul Campbell, decoratPd the altar, and the , overblouse. Sh• carried .a cor· pliques and pearls and a bouffant skirt endmg m a chap PoJnt Pleasant, Oh1o, and Mr. windows held hurricane, candle sage ot a whit< gardenia and el train. A tiara of crystals and pearls held her v~ll of Gerald Edwards, Amelia, Ohio. I lamps <urrounded with Ivy. A pink sweelnean ros~s on her silk Illusion. She carried a cascade of wh~~nations, A reception was held a.fler . half hour program of wedding purse. The groom's mother roses and baby breath. I . nd Ed• . graduation ceremonies at the · music wa, pre.ented prior to wore a powder blue sheath 1 8. Mia Amy Thompson of ; Gtbbs, Allen Downe \home or her sister: Mrs.' Edthe nuptials by Miss Sa•·dy Idress made~~ a sheer blended Piscataway, N. J., the maid ' ward Stark of Pomeroy, John Tjjlfd Patterson of Stiver Grove, Suiter, organ iii and Mr. Thorn-: volle with daiS) applique and a of honor, wore an A·llne gown\ w. McMurray, Mason, W. Va., ·Kentucky. After a brief vaca· as Folden soloist. corsage of a white gardenia and ol blue mist linen with Venice and Phil Cook of New Haven, lion at the home of her grand· Th "ld yeUow sweetheart roses. 1 1 waisUine w v M d M Ed rd M d M Fr k e o, e was g ven n mar· 1 lace trtmmIng the . . a. r. an rs. wa paren '· r. an rs. an · b he f th Sh A re<:epUon was. beld In the and sleeves, and a h~adp1ece Grueser of Pittsfield, Mass .. can, Sr. of Norwich, New York. rta~e y I r ~ :~· c n~t;t";:; Parish House Immediately fol· f a soft Iabrie how w11h pouf former local residents also at· ' She will be employ,~at, .. .:~. I ~ or~a go~~Ad. -~ "g lowina. 1~1 M:!l!mony The 11 ·r She carried a cascade of tended. IJewish Hospital· ·· · · · .. ft'IRS. SANDRA MOBBS IVory men, ' Wl •· .,m.. .. -· · ' -· ~~~ carnations, pink daisies I' pJre bodice, b aid baby breath. Pink linen lace, .~~-h••.a c In New Jersey NUr5e Gra Uate ' . p ,fb., I I I I Bt'rthda· GL've · iden~cal gowm of honor were to lhat of maid worn by the bridesmaids, Miss Kandl Gruesor, slater of the aroom, \ Riverview Drive, Pomeroy and 1 A group of friends gathered cream, potato r Misa Janet Nelsoo of .Branch· i at the home of Mr. and M r s. co!lee and ca,. burg, N. J. They carrted cas-~ S.muel L. Thompson rer.enUy served to Mr. r cades ol pink carnaUons, blue to surprise Mrs. Everette Den· Knotts, Mr. am daisies and babY breath. , ny, and S.muel L. Thompson Lawder, Mr. al Mr. William E. Gibbs ol Porn· Ion their birthdays. Crabtree, Mr. ' eroy: served as bestman and 1 AI tbe close of prayer serv- Neal, Mr. and ushers were Mr. Ronald W. 'lice, alld following the opening Neal, Mr. and ' Freund of Long Branch, N. J., , or gilts, refreshments ol a spe- den, and son, C ond Mr. John W• McMurray of Icial birthday cake, with I he 1 vin Swisher and Mason, W. Va. edd. 1honoree's names inscribed, ice 1ry, Marilyn Sta t'or Iter daughter's w mg . Mrs. Freund, chose a blue lace A-line dress with empire waist· IS line, matching accessories and Mrs. Joseph Caldwell was served to the ·I wore • corsage ol pink carna· guest ol honor at a stork show·\ MrS. tions. Mrs. Gureser wore a t~ er recently at the home of her IAustin Ro_ush, piece sheath dress of while sister-in-law. Mrs. Waller Vo- Mrs. Joe Cam lace over aqua chiffon with reh of Bidwell . 'Caldwell, Mrs.: matchlna acceSBorlea and a The evening was spent play· Mrs. Lee Roy pink carnation corsage. ing games, with prizes going Lora Folden, .l A reception was held at The to Mrs. Lee Ra) Caldwell, Mrs. and daughter, Villa, Somerville, N. J.. Joe Camden, Mrs. Lora Fold· Alice Stover a~ Followms the reception, the en, and Mrs. Joan Neal. After bie, Mrs. Dll) couple left lor a weddlna trip the honoree opened her gifts, Pauline Nibert to the Atlantic coast. For refreshments ot cake, 1ce Voreh, Mrs. traveling, the bride changed to cream, kool ade. coffee, potato Mrs. A. C. I a plum A.Jine knit dress lrith cbips, pretzels and mints w•re IMiss DarlenM. lace bell sleev.. and empln _,. waistline and wore 1 corsage 1 ~ of pink tea roses. I Tbe bride Is • rraduate of' Bridsewater Raritan High mgs On U! School alld attended Ohio Uni·l Vinwn Baptist Church will Ohio Baptists.· verslty. The i"OOm is a gradu·1 hold a revival beginning Frl· S b' 1 , ,ate of Pomeroy High School day, Aug. 26, to continue as uf:;so f and reeelved bls B.S. In Edu· through Aug. 28 with Rev . t' On Wh'cll calion degree from Ohio Unl· Charles W. Lusher of the fl b· '".;'s "Li 'hfr verstty. He has accepted a ernacle Baptist Church of Chil·l ur ~ teacltltta position lrilb the Cir: licothe bringing the messages ~.~~onj p u: !levllll' High School. Rev. Lusher came to Tab•rn· Y rea Tbe C!OUPI• is residln1 at 211 lac!e Baptist chureh in 1957 and Sun~y .~ Iouth Washinlton St., Clrcle-IHe has degre., from O~I• I SJonary qwpl r!lle. IUniversity, and Southern and The Sunday 1'hole from the area attend· Northern Seminaries, and is a al to· 30 a m. Ill& the wedding and reception lteader in evangelism among . by a fellowshl WBe Mr. and Mrs. Walter - - at noon. All Grutllr an4 Kandl. ~lllam E. will begin at ' In ~:-,.~1.-~t Terms. the Movie Uirector .. ... 1\ ------ I Fincling Freedom Is Topic Given Church Circle :m.J4 I Galllpolis Lafayette Unit No. • "FiadbJI Oor Freedtm" WIS 'l1, Ameriean Legion Auxiliary, 'I Ga E .. . 1 the topic pi'IIOilted bY Mrs. AJ. will hold Its annual picnic, TIJesbert Woodard wben the Friend· day, Aug. 23rd, at the home or I ty Q'rcle olthe Federatod :Mrs. L. G. Marchi, Chillicothe t ~ Cburcb ol Pomerey met Tues- Rd. It is the third year that I day IVIIlllll at the ehureh. tbe unit has Included the bus· . 1 The b mn "Make Me 1 Cap. b111ds, wbo are all inviled. The Uve ~ ,; opened lht meet- \dinner wiil be at 6:30 p. m. MUNDAY ing,' with 'scripture reading of A feature of the . busin~ss PAINT CHE,' Romans 12:1-land prayer. Dur· 1 meeting w1ll be the mstallatJon tlst Sunday log the meditation, the leader\"! officers lor the year 11166 · 67. its annual Bt pre!lellled Information on Ohio's Those to be mstalled mclude.; r . of historical Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, pres•· ly at 6 ro '110111 groupe dent; .Mrs. M a rg ar e t lawn. Miss ' interest. Bradbury, first vice president; 1 Armstrong Mrs. C&rl Kautz, president, Mrs. Bette Ryal, second vice the event. . opened the boatne.. session lrith Ipresident; Mrs. Mabel Brown, a poem, ''Faith." Plano were seeretary: Mrs. L. G. Marchi,- CENTENAR cempleled lor entertaining the treasurer; Margaret Topping, meet at s / Guild on Wednesday September chaplain, and Aldeth White, spection wq :11. at 7::10 p.m. The Circle will sergeant-at-arm•. bring pie; also present the prQiram. Mrs. Mildred Hamilton has drinks. Mea Tbe u.eetlng closed with the been appointed Americanism 1 ed by the G Lord'a Prayer in unison after chairman. The Installing olll·l whim Miss Elizabeth Fi~k and cer will be Mrs. George Lear .. 1\JESDAY Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ser· In tho event ol rain the picnic ANNUAL AI ved 1 dessert course. Shades of will be held at Legion Hall. Auxiliary pi lavendor llld blue poppies made ~ &:~ pGm up the centerpieee and the dec- Neal Family Hold. are"asked ·~ oraled cover, napkllll and fa· Jr. Annual Reunion dish, and o Yn. The Neal family annual re- Husbands a 11111Dn' wu beld recently at t~e VINTON Fl Bedford Church In Mlltoo, w. den Club wl Soefe&y lo H on.or Va. Tho day .waa spent In •Ins· family pica Ar,_.. SpurfDeh Ins an4 lllsttlng with relatives. Payne's I'll The Kyger Women'a Society Those !rom lbe Gallla area licers wit(., will bold a polluek JIUIIIlOf at attendinl were Mr. and Mrs. FRIDAY'~ tho Jtrpr LOOp HaD at 6:30 Robert Neal and 80111, Danny, GALLlA p. m. W......,.J, ADa. Z4. Robby and ftoSor, .Mr. an4 Grallfle ~ The - 1 ·11 bebli held 10 IMro. Murre! Foldon an4 lOtio, Pomona '· honor Mill An- 'llpurloelt a Kenny, Larry and Gary, Mr. a p. m: miii!Oilii'J fnm !lllltley, Nig- and Mrs. Jack Neal and child- ed by Mill or. Mill Spurlock ,.nJ ~pea< ren, Sherry and Ronnie,. Mr. p. m. Plitt al the Krllll' lltlltadlll chur;,h and Mn. Don ,..I, Mrs. Em- and me@ at 7:1D p. m, ., !bat date. The esUne Neal IIIII Mr. an4 Mn. brtns ple7 Jlll!lk! II IDrilld to .Iliad. 1J. D. Neal. cold drinll I vet ---"" ! p.'f 1 1:36- Paul Newman. 1:00 Mike Douglas Secret Storm 1:311Jackie Oblinger 7·1157·257·!10- ' 8·011- or Jesus tHe Stareber Jl'un Settool f:IID- Newt! New• lleplrl Te Tell ,_ Trdt IIPe Gun, Travel 12 0 C1aci IIJ&b ca. Gen. Georre Arm8lroll& •-, •lcllm of the lndiBD m - ,.. t : 1:»- & $on " t:OOMIIIMBal ··· I·»- . Mike wanaee IO·-.Eve Gueu 11 : ~... Lucy 10· M---r'.onl'(lntral The M<Covs starcbor 1·00···!11.. ' : i . . t:i!JI :Mfke Dotictas l::!fl.ll. I I &:li- . 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Our people have their own group of )'OUilgsters an4 we ·Jmow wbat lbfs are llfOUP ean asahnllale This acrfpl 00 chemlslry may seem a bit teehnlcal to you as you read It bul tl's only gulilellne for me.' a "We lhlnll or my character aa I flmnel IIIII I · lab the .technical bill 11111 funDol tbem IQ "tile eUdrea so lheJ wm ------o:----------------1 Evenillf Shows , 10:00 1 SpJ. 11·911- WBTN TV·U Newly Wed Game Time F U1 Dr Womons """" General jloopilol &:30- 1:00 1:110t:oo Bob Hope 1::111- WCJIII TV.. WSAZ TV.. Password R0111e Party Theater liMo CIN!!DA 4:301:00 Adventuree PAINT fel• For Fall Day Quarter 7:307:458:00- ·News Edge or Nlsltl 11 : 1.$ll:llt- HRieliHI61 • It's almost never a ~~:=:::~= of both. But to I< the lwo is ~ aim of 1:25- DEVOE REGISnR NOW Movie Ben Casey To Tell Trutb I) '"""''-IN Hll OWN "M0Ul'11111AP" I ul . (Anewert Moml111, futt,.rrJ Him a lurkali11e per.on / . - ~~ . WAH NIIMIII TYPIST Woman's Page As World Turnl 1:110-Anotb. Wort 4 ·u Now uranrt lht clrde4 Ieite" to term ttw 1\U'pri•e anawer, aa ouaruled by the abon tartoo11o • 10· ::10-Cnncentrat. II: it Newa ,.-. l)ulhh!et, OAKIN ·-:··;, ~ ... · 7 Devoe Latex House Paint Storm ; · . ·,Jaelh! Oblinger 12:30 Swlngln' 12:4512:55-News '""' ....,.. "25- : : lt:l!f R1111 for Life :c .AUVEFO~ I die . . 'til.a::a \A "r rrrrmx J" oNr DaDy Word ''M Today ,,115- t:t!O Mike Douglas · Secret Storm tc30Jaclde Ohlinger Movfe · II WBTN TV:U 1:45-Com Cob News Search Fllr Tomor. Guiding Light 1:. llltlsl• ., the Ultle B(lllonl, waa 1 1:30 Dr. l[ftdare . Dee. S, 1•. t:Of Movie l :lt- Dan Thomas 1:11- '' "'I TV~ Love Of !Jio ~------~------~--~--::::·uan~----II:KEi~~~~==to. m v-~. Ende l'erd. etl!! ~~:------.--~----------~ ,;1111-Neww weaa. Nna..,.. repeHHca stan" lo tho - WCHS WSAZTV~ 12-25- ••loGo Weather Neww Pew .ltt"'ti67 Weill hrgo .. ... ..,,, • 12:00-Jeopardy ~!hens :-:N~---.:.:==~===-------fie.teYiaton. Samuel Jenkins KD¥ Yooa WWDING STOlt coat of ta·25-News limo Adventure~ '"":'.-: .• ... 1:•• . • ..f:IID-Newa 7:80 Movie Deaths ~ one I· !111.- •=• Eveninl Sholfs - er she was going to play witb some oearby netgbbor eblldren. A abort lime later Mrs. Ho o 1cllscov<!red the child wao With ber lte!gltbor, JellllJ she began 10arcblng for VIcki. LitUe Vicki was finally found by Emma Clatworlhy briskly up East Main-St near the Landmark Store. Mrs. Clatworthy immediately got In contact with Mn. Hood after she ... M-,~Iteamed the child's name while quizzing her of her Identity ..cl n- destination. !II we undersl8tnd Mrs. Clatwor· thy was told by VIcki, "I'm aoing to the lair," llld sbe a hard time talldng her out continuing the lrtp. In 11J years to see All-Women Auto Thrill Show Tuesday nlght . . Janet WBI 1et11 wllb a large blue ribbon attached to ber dreas at tho fairgrounds Friday, con· llrmiD8 our longtime belill thai the local radio penonallly "Is a real cbamp" . . . Fair IDopeCior Bob Clark tourlnl thl fllllllllCis wllb hll usual reJia. bWty an4 chall!nl with 1IWlY ldeigs frienda. ---.~, ur SlushHenry Werry, "'"' er, Harold Norton, John Manley llld Howard Well, all members of the Pomeroy Volunteer !nre Department, recen~ly atlellded f!te slale Bremen • conm Toledo. Pror.tionll PhototJrephy 10:00-Eve Guess Danv Word Mike WaOace' ,,56- I " 7·1111- Tndar u,. - IN OUR TOWN Laurel-st. Pomeroy. Vlcld left the bouse afternoon telllnl her SAFFORD'S 6·4.>--i'""' Cob Andy Grilfitlt Supermarket ., the seveth ce. 1f · 3ft Showdown Dick Van Dvke The Oatino Game 10:00- ~'<'"P Guess Lucy B. C., was give li10e)l 11:25-New• · Love 01 LHe fiance a ola\ lor a munici- t2·00-Jeopardy Do!D Reed 10':30-l'nnrPnt News · Th• MeCovs feslival . H• hired a Didak· 12·25Search P'or Tomor. Father KIIOWII . . . Ia teach lite actors how 12:30 Swingin' K:t!O Chain Letter Andy Griffith !lupermarket Goid;ng Li•ht achieve the dramatic values 12:. 11:30 Showdown Oiek Van Dvke The Dating Ga1111 wanled oroje<'led. Welt. may. 12·56-New-s l!:Dli- Jeopordy that's IM!re U all began Love of Life Donna Reed Girl Talk 1'1•-News 1:01 Ben Casq lll:25 News I: 30 Singin' As World Tunll Father Knows 12:30 Swingin' Search For TolllGI" NEW YORK IUPil - Here I ::IS 1!:6Guidt., u,ht fs a gripe about most variety 2:80 Our Li¥011 News New]Jwed Gama ' I shows with a big-name helld- " 2~. Doctan A1lmeFarU1 liller, such as lhe new NBc 1:• News Girl Talk WDIIlllll'INIWI 1:»pnJIIam featuring s~nger......,. As World. nn. To TeD Trulb Gen. llospilll 1:11-Singlng poser Roger Miller, who Is an W..-ld .. · ~-- Lives talelll. II '2:...-.v.uPassword N.ewlywed Game '" ·-"' ~ .., a S:llEdle Of Nlibl 2:31 Doctol'll Rouse Party A Tillie P"ar Ua show. Why can't 3:31 Don't say a versatile &:llow, and 1 4 IIII1Theatn I:• Allolher Warld To TeD Tnllt Ott. llltspttal hiB orchestral unit. whatever : 1:21Nen 4:06-Mr. Carte. lf\111 be, .ft1l that half bour 4:11D-'II'uodpe<ter I llallt , · Where Aelilll 11 1:31 You Don't Say fi'.d.(e Of Nii!ht The Nurw f~:~:. hiYiiC 1o _., -u:~~ 4:00 lfr. Cartooa Popcot'll Theatre Dart Sltadowl I• guests - JOU run Into 5:00 j Ciaem Soapy Sal• 4:31 Yogi Bear limo Where ~- II tw • three limes • - " _":·::•:__ _ _..,.._ _ _ _ __:~R=Iflttn~~aa~---<;: s~taws - .. llobbJI 1:80TheWesl PaySouPJ Salea ,......... Cetoge B!Jms, ~ EYeniul Sholi:ltn,.__ 8 ......... , w• of OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY -Mr. ani! Mrs. Frank Hol~er, Rt. 1 Racine, will cele· brate their 50th weddiug anniversary on August 28 w1th an open bouse at the1r home from 2-4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Holter were married 50 years ago at Syracuse. They have five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Cooper, Parkersburg; Mrs. Susan Gates, Vienna, w. Va.; Mrs. Mattie LaWrence, Portland, Mrs. Dorothy Brownmg and Mrs Ruby Turner Grove City; and four sons, Delbert, Malta; Dana, Coolville; cari, Marietta and' Charles, Columbus. There are 13 grandchildren and three great grandchil~=n::.._.:....____ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - command" Acconlint to history. an Arch- 1f ·Oil Letter Mollie 'nle Meigs County .Falr-ID 118103rd year Jast .weet -wu an event that brought out even the very YCIIIII8 yearning to tour the midway and witness itl acti'Pitiel· One of the youngest, perhaps, wbo tried a 110111 ~p to the fair wu little Vldd Hood, 4-year-old daughter of Mr. aQd Mrs. WDbur Hood, sland attraction lor lhe x• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l i P a u l Newman and ''Kaleldo· " starrtn2 Warren Beatty, Dayti m" Sbow8 Oavlie:bt Snv;niP!I Time for Warlle" Bros. rele.... <klegafed the stage work. WSAZ TV-3 wcm TV-I WHTN ,TV·U S<oring and editing to me, 8nd 8:~5-r"'n Cob they hand!OO the t...i..,.. :... the result! were spiOndld Harmony 7:1111- Today OaOv Word 1 DR,. ailed and both pictures 7:05Mike Wallace oame in on schf'dule. Nerl year 7:25going to do the sequel to 7:36Rozo for them. which Will 1:110Starcher FunScbool tiUed "The Olin." also star- ?' . By ROBERIJ WINGITT TODAY'S THOUGH1'- "'didD't thiDk" ud '1 got" are the two poorelt UCIQ8II of all the lot. 12:50 p. m. Ch 8 "China Gate" were produced by two - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lbr.i•hl voun2 men. Jerry Gersl!· O~vtlm,. 'lhow• n~vlie:ht Savini!'• Time and Elliott Kastner. They W11TN TV-IJproduc.er "Harper." starring Wf"7 TV·I --r-WCIIS TVJ Monday The Meigs News Bear TV Tube -;3o~-a:;:~·~~~ Viewer ..,J~· a~.~- ·Tnesdav V. . mton BaptiSt to Launch " Meet. 8egmnmg . . A public is invit l. .J HOLLYWOOD (NEAl - In him to be the architect of the as possible II he Is to stalld 4 "Cri)IS Fire" • the SJmp~"'t terms the direc- piece, the director usually his contemporaries an4 nul -R. Mltcltum an4 R. Ryaa lor Is a mlot. He Plots the course up with a draftsman's job. be reduced to a mechanic In· Sal1lrday ol a film . from. the g~graphy the picture li~hl' up the stead of a filmmaker. 'nanday 9 p. m. Cb. S nSecJ! of the af the scnpt. Ltke a pilot. he without a directorial concept. 9 p. m. Clfl "S.aan Slade"-Incas" _ c. Haoton and has a crew and usually a very The wise producer may I wu a televlolqa ~~~rector T. Donahue and C. Stevens R. YOUllfl iiOnd and well-trained crew who dramalurglal principles wilb lor-a ,..,... tf yean, Televl· 11:20 p. m. a.. 8 "Site Devil" 11:28 p. rit. a, 3 "Indian Up. are ready and willing to re- director, but he won't stu!Uiy alon.-'r !Is very ullre, lo a -M. Blanchard rising" - G. Montgomery spond to command. They can dlseourage the imaldnallve prod_.• modlam. T1te ,..,. 11:30 p. m. Cb. IS "Out of this and A. Long only~ as well orpnized as cessess olthe specific way by lite -nmpthe ef W:orld"· - E. Bracken and 11:20 p. m. C1J 8 "The Black. lltelr pilot and II he IS conrused, director wants "to tell the 'material, short shooting sch· v. Lake Devil" -G. Landry and N. disorganized or unprepared, they With the· new group of and tbe pre8sure to meet x · II:~ p. m. ~- 10 "Please Grey tmt only reflect his disposition. phenaled genUemen lmown data, nuokeo UJmposoiJJJe Believe Me" - D. Kerr 11:20 p. m. Cb. U "The Brain and P. Lawford , Eaton" an4 "The Thing'' That analogy covers the ba- producter . directors. tltere is lor a dfretar ol a milled .._ Illes, the mechanics, of the work lor tbe most par1 a vasl do more tlwl cet ldrJ oafpC • • 1:115 a. m. Ch: 4 "Born to x · 11:20 p. m. Cb. 11 '.'With A • stage - but the aesthetic enee In lbeir oroducl The mm. Ia televlsloe. tbe ,.... be Bad" ,.. R. Ryan and J. Song 1n My Heart" _ s. 10J11s B<!t by a director are an- have complete artistic must follow throu1b and l!'onlalne Hayward an4 T. Ritter tiber matter In order lor a di· They east the Picture, direct it the loooe eods together al a l!'rldoy x • 11:30 p. m. CIJ. 6 "The lleC!nr to out a storvonf IImas and. most importantly. edit P8<t!. 7 1'· m. Cb. 13 "Thunder in lite Whole Truth" - S. Grang. !'I!C!or to put a story on film as score II They are not r u As a motion picture direciDr Valley" er and D.- Reed lie sees II, he must have reason- through the obstacle course am Derfectly happy to re: 11:30 P m. Ch 1~ "Terror of x • 11:45 p. m. Ch. f "Unguardllllle . autooomy opinion dllf......,... with unhypbenaled when there Rnme Against Son ol Hered Moment" _ E. WU. . When a producer treats a er man who fs possibly any aosurance of havlllfl a cules" and "Paratroop Iiams llld G. Nader ilirector like a suJ>.contractor, "'(O massa~e . · JII'OII~cer with whom f can have lllred only to expose sulllclent The motion Picture Is tho dialogue instead of a mODDfllrn !o cover tbe pages of the rector's medium Today he I enjoyea lbfs happy esacrlpt, Instead of encouraging oecome hyphenaled as perience on mv last two films, Emesl Lafayette Unit To Hold Picnic . At Marchi Home ' I Is a Pilot. Plottine Course of a Film Mrs. CaIdwell , Guest ·of H Seenand Heard· Personal Notes From Middleport { �Personal Notes From Middleport The Meigs News Beat •f • I' --- KEEP YOUR WEDDING STORY ALIVE PO~ l ' .r"-u ' ru( et--t· .......·-._..,'t::..J Fdft141 1 .. -··....... ..... _.....,.. ,_,_ 0 ................ I .... one coat of Devoe r r -- s a a2 n I i I) DEVOe PAINT Latex House Point REGISTER NOW For F•ll D1y Quarter Classes Begin Sept. 13 without cltlpplq, clralldng, cracking w peeling "Tht Better Jobl Go To GBC Grtduet•" GBC Hu BHf Approved For Vettrttls Trtinint Under tht Ntw Gl Bill It p1.r n·r ~ace ;:; in i.>OUr.1 c'Jndition, /Uit one COlt IJf Devoe will do. And that coat will 1M watl:t.·~resfstenL Hwill 1» ladHeolatant. nwilt go on fat, And btcaun It'& a Latex paint, .soap and water win ciMn your brueh ar tDII«. Prottotend ~ wilh 0.00 1.118 HMII,tll'•trem· c:atolotl•nd lnformltiOft A•alloblo Upon Ro&uoot Galhpolls Busiltls College M Locvot 11. Opp. 1&0 Depot 675-l160 lit. Plt•tnt : C..h & Carry e Cnh & O.livery • Budget Pltn , ..........367 NIW styling I Bnlltlin'llrulhod Pigskin" OlllftDDIIIIni!Mr. Slrang attellllanb for solid conolattand IIIPP'I'L l.ollt - · Eur cl1111ing. WataHepollllll. Aid .......... k'allll w.iq Hulb h!lllinllllaiL in CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ' �Personal Notes From Middleport The Meigs News Beat •f • I' --- KEEP YOUR WEDDING STORY ALIVE PO~ l ' .r"-u ' ru( et--t· .......·-._..,'t::..J Fdft141 1 .. -··....... ..... _.....,.. ,_,_ 0 ................ I .... one coat of Devoe r r -- s a a2 n I i I) DEVOe PAINT Latex House Point REGISTER NOW For F•ll D1y Quarter Classes Begin Sept. 13 without cltlpplq, clralldng, cracking w peeling "Tht Better Jobl Go To GBC Grtduet•" GBC Hu BHf Approved For Vettrttls Trtinint Under tht Ntw Gl Bill It p1.r n·r ~ace ;:; in i.>OUr.1 c'Jndition, /Uit one COlt IJf Devoe will do. And that coat will 1M watl:t.·~resfstenL Hwill 1» ladHeolatant. nwilt go on fat, And btcaun It'& a Latex paint, .soap and water win ciMn your brueh ar tDII«. Prottotend ~ wilh 0.00 1.118 HMII,tll'•trem· c:atolotl•nd lnformltiOft A•alloblo Upon Ro&uoot Galhpolls Busiltls College M Locvot 11. Opp. 1&0 Depot 675-l160 lit. Plt•tnt : C..h & Carry e Cnh & O.livery • Budget Pltn , ..........367 NIW styling I Bnlltlin'llrulhod Pigskin" OlllftDDIIIIni!Mr. Slrang attellllanb for solid conolattand IIIPP'I'L l.ollt - · Eur cl1111ing. WataHepollllll. Aid .......... k'allll w.iq Hulb h!lllinllllaiL in CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ' �. .• .. -t·t' s ,. ,·' ' ~" " j • t ·' . ~ I' " '' 'I / Phone, i ' i . . . .;...,_-~(~-=--· · . .__ S I CLASSIFIID IIATH - . t:'r!'~=:::~.:':.,,.· :·:·.···..· tatt~ .1441 ......,,ttl.. ..... .... .,.':' !:.':":: t1n available, rateak' allo nMrti•M will ..... 14-'lbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aug. ae Wanted To Do . - - sAVEiiOpercentnowuoWhttel •·· -,BOLENS TracfA>r, Husky 180, Wrou£ht Iron, porch and DOLL House Nun..., II'IJISPOI' <omplelo with mower and U furRiture Several piec- ll: oM .., - ooo "'"" .... .. •• · ...,. 010 wor ma ly or weekly rateo. ti22. tMI .,. ,., "' -""': .. ~• ...;. ,,.,., ••-••••••• ....••v•.. ., ,._,. '"' •II'. Dtll'l' n••un• turning 'plow - like new. Ph. rtaroleblel :: l:ft Callow.ay Furniture, Hend~san' o '' Rt· 17 ' 196--3' -- - - ED--ROOM HOME• with LARGE s B • (or lbtppma or\ 446-0171. then. ~urly dli- 197-S ' .' . c ' Bus1ness-...... a~rv1 ~· w ~1, 1'968 Services Of~ Legel Notice MOTIC:I TO CONTIAC1'011 OHIO HIGHWAYI ,... ..., Canine Life I ' I I . ¥'-'Nl AD INfORMATION ' Ph. ""ltl57 FORD atatlonwagon ~" new WSW tires, $195, S7 Mad· 1-t ACRE I• city ' w·••••« W"W ~ 'dJ&. nison Ave. or eall Gl 6-0390. taAce to school~. On bill witb nO .,..,. .. ....,. .... Ntt... Will Fol Rent 197-t lovely river rVIeW COD· " en¥",.• ,., ... ., n. ...,..... ., ...... and arpeted 1mn ttte •• ...... ,..... ----~ • crete aeces_s. ...._ ae c ~ ,.,... '"•.... ,., 11111 •n•u••• ~quare ll'r-colldltioned. family room, 111 ' 3 ROOM furnished apt •• -;;;.~; ANTIQUE rosewood O'Pt~tu.mlttH ..., . •,. ••••ttlfll I ,.,,...ment ••• •• ,,..,... ,... •• b'a11y located utihhes pd. I grand piano, carvet egs, modern kltchea, 1.~ batha, ":..:':..:' :_:• .':~~:!! C::.....a. •t Call Gl 6-1326. 197·1 /I made in 18'71. Ph. 446-4971. 2 flrepla1!H, flouble carport. I • ... . . .., . . . ., ......uuttea. i - 'WE HAVE a large selection or ta,SOO. PhoDe 4464%48. ~ BEDROOM bou,., beautllul-1 trophies very reasonable En, C•rd~~- _Thanks - l l y furmshed, lilt a month. I graving whlle you wait. m[ Waftted lo Buy . ~ . Call 446-41188. on Sandors Dr./ Sec. Ave. Tawney Jewele~ WANTED to buy l dairy oows. this Call beforo 12 WE HAVE the- host Diamonds Ph. Rio Grande 245-5492. · \lul;.s ood apprecialloa lo I_~_I'_ m. I and we have lhe lowesI :MI5-S ~aC'h and every one who sent DON'T merely br•ght81 your! price-s All we .ask you ~do !Iowen, donated mo•ey, sent carpets Blue Luotre them,, io compart ~'""" onyw 19~·~ Real ht•te Fol Sele_ food and to every one who el<mlna.Je rapid resOIIina ft@at l Tawney Jewe t'~&. ~ h h " MODERN & RM. Home, 2 bat I, helped in an) way durmg t • electnc shampoo-. $1. Cen- FOR 13ll or 14& Farmall Tree- full basement. hardwood 1'.:-....,.. .., . .,. . .,. ... · --- =: :::~s:ne~r tor!______ . _ ,.,lief .,., eDtHf......... ,,,.,. ' " ' .............. reMrv.t "'• ....... tllhll • -==------=== ~~~· ____ - -··- . dralaage bUilt and redecorated, tile 1 proble~!? Get alJ yo~r dram· Notice '<oiling , paaeled , hardwood age p1po at Galllpoho Block ....;._ _ _ _ _ __ ----- : floors Available Sept lsi. Co. 12:1'1. Pme St. Ph. 446CLEAN carpell wtth 01se, Blue i Adulll only. Phone 44&-0037. ' 2783. 197-6 Lustre m~kes the Job a breeze ' 19ti.J 1 11159 CHEVROLET Stotiou wagRent electnc shampooff $1 . :ROOMf.;-r -workJJg gi~I --Cook- I ()n , Aulo. Trani Power steer· l•·libeppard 1162 lsi Av•. - 197-61 111g• facilities. Located on Ce- m . g. A•1 <Ondl'tiol · +16-2938• 1 - • • LOV LEE Beauty Salon i dar St , close Jo schools and 1~1 Pormanent Wavt Spec1als 1 hospital•. Call ~- alter 1GOOf' eleu hllnp ... IIODr ~:f2• wave, now $12 50; $15/ -~_:_m. 195-1 011111. Carl WIDtfll'l, lilt - _low $10. $10 now !41.58. Ph 1FURNISHED epartllleat. 111 Cnade. , _ . Cll I-AIII. ,i£E " 446-36!3. __ 1 Fourlll Ave. 172-fl, w. I)'J* ol bllildiDg IIIli!«'WE BUY sliver tlollara, told IOFFICE ROOM cw sru~. mod-I !ala, block, brtct, ..,.. pipe, d II U S • ld 1 •• CJa-~ coms an a . new " ' era, air conditioled, illqutre wladowa, IIDte .., etc. ...,. ruoaey. Wnle or bnlll • or\' Paul Davies Jewelers. Gl f. Wioten, Rio Gran~~t, 0. CB Phoue H0-3764 Tyo • Rest:our- IM?. 117·:11 1-6121 111tor I. ~ ont, Ga!UpoUs. l!H 1151 JIALLIIARK JIIOI>U. borne, SA~ ~lumbing ~- ~•ling ftANDAJID PWIIBING BEATING, iOI 8eoold tiW'I82. IOBNBJUMig:J! !nat. Pbone lor app-QIIII, . . t&ot alter • p.m. thru Sun., Aug. I• oak HUI :4~~~~~~1f~~~ Foundry & E Machine ~:::;-~~e~Jr~::Jitlo!!~ ~ an. 1:. wan ILAmNARS I • r Pomaroy. o. '1 :=====:1 RADIATOR WY24111 - MIDDLIP0111' OHIO - fAKIIfCIIIIITilit RHIRVATIONI SERVICE .......... - 1 "IGa ~ { ! GET BLOCKS 3' THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY Aute Club of Southern Oh .. 66 Chevrolet $2395 BOB E. BYER 4 · 8 · I - 1J lnc:IIIIIG<b ecemenl lo Mlll1ar Window• a.; Doon • Fnmea • other Supplies. _ . 992-21167 I'GM,)\OY 28 I -. AUCTION SERVICE Deluxe 2 door. IM H P. 8 eyl engme, •ld tr'"' , S~ol - , Wented MIDDLE AGED lADY to in, do housework, laundry ond assist with care of tnvBI-J. )d. Ph. II9Z-36II8 between 5 and 6 only for appolntmenl USED WurU12er--profeSSiOnal Interview. Do not apply less experiencecl. 8 11 ate Orpn In excellent condltloo. Mahngany finish. Recently traded In o new WurUtzer WANTED Organ. Original cost f].395 .00. Speclai ~ • . TO BUY NEW Winter Piaoo. W& I n u t lAND- Any Size finlah. $795 value. · Co mWllh or Wllhoul plele with bench. SpecBldgo. Stnci -Full Ial $506. Trade-In accepled. Easy O..crlptlon for terms. prompt nply-lo: Wendell's, 1209 Garfield Ave. 8ox6684 Parkersburg, W. Va., 26102. c/o D1lly Senllnel Phone 485-4401. 8 19 2tc PomerOy, 0. JPIVE ROOM- bouse, garage and -~~did;~-, OQibulldlng, 2 acres ol ground 'II 'or slilker coal turnace, f3000. Ph. er. Pb. WJ-22011. I 9 IIIIU1116. ~ 17 lip '-"FAmiD.:"' -~:!~ ·~~ ~:il'trExpeTionce ~~~:~~:JI•Inctudins houte~anll W•nted SEWING MACmNg..:: Tbls machine equipped to. rig zag, make buttonboles, <lara :a:..~;~ AUCTIONEER APPRAISE·R' a:: . or pay "'lance ·due $511.10. Fret home demo. Ph. 99} 8 17 ltc leM cle1n mterJor, beautiful dark areen over lile grern fumh w·s w like new, radio, heate; !o' many other extru. •::;::,:•-:n..=v 62 Cor¥a1•r . . $995 Monza Sta. Wagon , 36,000 miles. new w 11,w tires, red vinyl Int .. wh1te fmisb, PG. tran1 .• radio and heater. A nice one. 62 Buick· ··· $1495 .'-It' USED FURNITURE .. -~ cOL .. ':>, ' .. ,;' 1.' JiJ i lllld neating, Mlnersvllle, ~ ft f: I I s.m.o - -~ POMEROY - 1 story ,...., 5 rooms (:1 bedrooma), boih; :r ....... . ... ...v-. WE NEED AND - IIBATING, PLUMBING, Bani WILL PAY boaol '!"lilt 8IQtben, Ill &.Gaa. MilDArnold SL, High DOllar '-roy, 1 a TRAD~ IN .-tlaa LATE GET- A )rom TER INSURANCE INC. bllan ...,_ MODEL CHiVIOI:EtS .' ~~- •· .. l' 61 Rambler· , $595 P.t••nl M.tor,.C.~ ' Opel\.:.:.:Til' P.m.~ • J Couv. Cpe. Good tires, e cyl !iJ!Iina, Std. lrana. Radio sad lioator, 1ood top. [If<> - >' ' nard ..ood floors. ~ bl~ gas floor furnoco. - . oomt repair. buy al • •11111.00. I'OMEROY -NICE I~ ..-y Schwarze! Manne, Hoc:kiRJ!· I frame . 7 room• (f ~), port, Ohio. 13 ,.,. gu forced oir new hot water tank, Y SEWING IJIIt!lllnea, ropaJr _. mod ed I' I flee. oU mueo. WY Z.:t211. re el 1v ng room • ••~ dinln1 room, bastmetlt, Tbe Fabric m.,p, rumti'OJ porell Going II ... SOO.Ot. ! AullMmzed Slagor • and ...... buya 70 acres witbt Semce. l II lie prozimalely :IS ICrtll I II&ADY -MIX coacrelll deUv~ culijvatioo, balance In • - :. ed rlgbt to your project. ture and timber, barn, ... ond euy. Free boa,., chiclten houM, .,... Pbone 992-3284. erlb, I room frame . _ Ready-M~ eo., both, 1ood out cellar. 7 6 30 Ito from Pomeroy. _ · Ohio • Albert M. C., IINiiP AIR CONDITIOMNG BeiUJ atloid, Sate.a( ' auea service. JIH!k's liZ _ .._ N · .. ~ lh........_ • , n • •:; 1-3537. 41 I Z1 , tram. Radio • heater, l'myl Interior trim, like new W.W· tires. Light green O\'er wh1te finish, priced lo mqvt. ~DS. ·· I llltp • I tie 62 Comet · · · · $765 ,AND 4. CorUand, 0 . AucmONEI:II ~o-.o.- <:utom 2 Door. 8 cyl. Std. OF CLEAN Contact Ralph Llmbrigbt. Rt. J we have all size sewer mach- 31 ACIIBo firm, bouse aid l barns, other buidinp, I IDe!. Reasonable rates. Ca II llllles from Pomeroy. Pit. .. . 1 WY :1-2974. day or night. JO?•. I II I t 15 • -. I A. l. 8RADf'ORD Slarfire H T. Cpel Full pow· er equipment, bucket ~eatt with console, good W.W. ll.res ndio and heater. bt~uhful white fintsh with maroon VJ Ql intet"~Q.r . . ORL GRUESER, ....., Prall .. Clollall 62 Olds .... $1495 f'CfiQI<>¥; at-!lo,_ ,.• 1; E. klilons, · j1ij~~~~~~~~~ Clolllfll•tt Invicta Conv C~. Wb1te fin· ish, red inttrlor, ,hke new tires power steenng and braket. automahc trans. Ra· dio and beater, a:ood top Drive a Buick at only $1495. FOR UCINI. OHIO FARM, ! miles off Rt. 7 1e SIA>ry'• Run. ~ Mrs. Eli,ard Ebersbach. 105 Wright St, Pomeroy, 0., or pllone 192-2915. I If- 11tp 'II ACRE FARM, 0. M. Woloa property, Baill!!y RuD 1\old. Crin Hr•dturtl * ~I CTIONEE R AU COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrlto PhonootContact JIM CARNAH AN Ohio. End your sewer trouble. Truly • nJce rle.n car. jL..... ~; H 125 Feirlene Dr. Mkldl..,ort 64 Cheyell. $1495 11 3 ~~: "'• II ' - JIM CARNAHAN WI 9·27118 RACINE, 0, - owne,.. '. - "' • llawllngs Honda Selet Phone 992-21-43 1 Pomeroy Motor Co~ ® .~ OPEN EVES. 9:o0 P .M:. ~ ::~.:. ~ u Impa)a 4 Dr. Sierra Gold finish witb spotless cJean match· ing interior, new W.W. tires. VB enll!lle, automatic trans., power .steering, radio &: beater. See tlil.i sharp car now. c;AF.!r, DICK IIAWLINCf.[:~ IIICHl PIOPLal For Complote A11etlen S.rvic:e Cell :\'!'t,.:- [~~ ';!~.'a.~~,:',.:: .= Pemerey 0 . $1945 BOBCAT SPRIN-T ~-'"'~"·-~-- Jllt~LTOR 1 s~cure Crow's Stealc House ,0/ , a1 ONI OPTMI·· • * ~..11 Dr. Ray R. Pickens ... ~Z".'':-.,':f,?·~ or8 T~~~ e.. =~~~v~ lin~ 64 CHEVROLET OfMybHice I. ~ $2295 lmpala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 miles! '8 cylinder power steering. Spotless fawn interior, 1 beau lful maroon 'finish. Radio and heater. · - I Will Be Out ~~~~~.~~1~~,!~;·:~!~:::'! compl~tion. .. NOna Clyde I. Weflcor, Mgr. t-1 BaU Loaas 1ma11 • Lap Aereap ..... 'l'lni>-Low IDiertll 1t Locult St. Ph. 446 aaa e.llfpoUo, Oh~ l't's , ~ ~C:~L~~;~~·.s rr~~o~~N;~: 65 CHEVROLET liMed Our Drl••ln SERVICE IS HIRII I •• M50 SPORT Inc. I ~ new wbit,!.»'all tires from new car purehued. 327 VB engine. Std. trans. Radio and beater. l!oclnmlc Onlorl. . To Sunday, Aug. 2ht c 1 $2395 Bel Air 2 Dr. Local owner & sharp as new. Dark a~ua finub, HONDA ... .,. ....~·,. SAU.S& • • • RMI. • balll Ill Parlor, ·- lAIRD ,. ..,, -· CO. . 1,._,, Motor Co. WHERE YOU lo~ plenty ol water, $G,..... Cal 444-4ZI3 after 4 p.m. 1,::~;~~:~ BRICK - 3 bedroolll, 1'!0 bath, oil eleclrte kltohflll, 1111.-.om, 2 woodburnllg firepiHtl, fuD baJemen~ IIRIIhetl 1amu, 66 CHEVROLET Pomeriw Notice ~=~::::J!~!~~!!!~~~==::.:__ I-_li::J.~;;~;;'i;~-~~~~~~;;:;;;;;~~;;; ~MILE -~~ .,.. Ul'lt Dt.count on •••• ... IIMI ... ,.1. Wlthlfl It ..n. !IIIAIITY .I ....,,. HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES WE WANT to thank our many frleods for the beautiful cards, flowers and prayers during our •llness at Holzer Hoepltal Thll rnncern was surely appreciated. Many thanks. Mrs. Charles McNamee, Mr. Ch!J:r. les Wise, Jr . 8 21 ltc WE WISH to thank Holzer Hospital, nurses, doctors, en. tlre otalf, all who helped in anyway In th< sickness and death of wife, mother, Jennie Satterfield. Roscoe Satterfield and family. 8 21 Up 1-..I_.._..,H"T- ~T ~. ~.~ ~ '~ c.. lrtr+-11-+-t 1 ~ ..................... *'' ,...... PHONE WY 2-2156 Beautiful CultBuilt Rench Home I ~ 60 centt ltR A M '- 1:00 P M. Otllr tatunt•'f I;M A. M .. ltrtl ....,. IT'I 10 IAI'I' TO PLACI A I•IU&. I PIODUCUIIe WANT AD ' 'j FOR __ _ room, 2 car 1arage, patio - OSCAR BAIRD, Reeltor -·------Found ~ ... ---..- cijJi'ADIO, Pterct · limpollll plus many mora l<lod lea· YOUR P'AMlLY will love thla 1 BEAGLE Hounds, I whllo E ort 1 crystals Wltb 7 0 • aide and out. P~. 446-IIIH. THAT wouw ••.,• ..., """ ..... lures. A real bur - owow ~~tarly ..., J .bedroom l'llldl ' lj)i.lted, and I blaclt and tao lr:c Ph Cheshire. I l9U .. !,!', • waoll w movt. situated oa 1 big 100 x 200 puppy Dewey ltell, Jlt. 2, · · • 191-31 NEW CHURCH ,ew and pulpit ::7M: ~~~~~?v~~N- uvJU"~ Jot just outside towu. It has • Bidwell. 197-3 - - - - ---- - --I 1 'turt reascmoble prices aEALLY ENJOY THJs Lo,·m.v A Safe Place for lovelf built·l• kitchen, fuU --.;;;;;;.;;:..."':'"""'"'"""""""= 1957 CHEVY Tudor V~. Staod./ urm • pl. ao.... h h ld basemen~ 2 W-B fireplaces, L In floor. Good cooditioo. f1fll Write Sleven• Church Sup y T e i ren I 1\l beautiful ceramic t II e Oak Htll, ot.lo -:_:_ ___ _ oat $275 takes. Call 446·1:l03 af- Co., P. 0 . Boa 711, Hunlillg4 Bedroom $18,500 from city limit•, a f bathl, ear sarage, city wa· 2 1 J WHITE face calve~. 3 to 5 ter S p m. 196-1 l.on , W. Va. l92-~& ~J~u~~Ncii·"st'l:~g:~~" ' ~ room, 3 BR horne all on one ter:;.Jilf wall ·to carpet. ;;:.-·,;;;---,-.Steady - r k for ..,. :..t months old. Lost in vicinity TOP SOIL 1? cu. FT. Amanda upnght ~ ~~~~~~ Y~t~J.. ':~0 ~~ Door, 2 Cull baths, 2 fire- mi.<- Mate appointment to 811 •ble men, some ex· 91 Williams Creek' Rd m Guy. Will deliver freezer 1150. 446-2637. 192--S LOOK AT THJ:- to YEAR oLD WA.LL places, full basement, rec. aee th.i« fiae home. ,.._,.~,'--~~} TO W o\LL <.:AftPENTING IN UVING, room , Car sarage, Jook thiS I:.; 1 2 and you'll agree perience In core 111ek'" "" Call Ear MonlgomCall 446-3231 ltABBITS AND PIGS. Call •Nu ' B&J>Hoo»s. qver ·::••• .. '~y lwp. AL &..1101 Reward 197-3 ~ ~. • DINING, LARGE 2 liALL CAll GARAGE A.ND iHOP, ......., UJu:. STORY frame home with 1915-1 ing, molding end . -. • 446-1!99. 1. 'V LOCATED ON U 8 M • good buy at 122,500. f bedrooma, baJb, prage, otni<"u"' •IJ~Eys on key _chaio in •icmi·ITAKEOVER PAYMENTS o•i WE SELLMyero aeep and ohal· Near New Brick 111orm d00r1, windowo, big · machine work pr.•••• ol Galllpohs Post 0Hice. 1 house full of new furoiturt low water aystem. Farmers • • • Looki h lot Ollendl:ng IAI river, bottled 11 Uuently needed. Ph. 446-3643 and appli•nceo 1ust released, Hardware 4-41. ferred. Goocl weg11 lll-11 W1th R1ver Vtew Over ng t e · heat. lt'a located in low 188 195..1 •• rms . of new furniture that • TAKE ..... MINUT . . OF YOUR Ohio River lu district on Stale RL '· •nd opportunity for GM TRUCK 'lDIJ: AND .!IT DOWN ON 'J.'HE BACK I was m oor Jay-a-way dept. NEW C PORCH OF Till& LOVELY MODI!II<N AND 1 scenic view of the W. f].O,OOO. 1 .RICK H.OJU: AND WATCH T H IE edvance~.IJI •.•. HELP WANriD .::... Owner called w sefYice. Ba · HEADQUARTERS IIOATs LOCk THROIJGH THE DAM Va. hlllo- Tbe Dillol Age• ITWO to lr b lUI I It iof f•el.. - 18.000.011 ,.., 01' , due $61111 00 or 14 per week 11163 Ford 'h ton Pickup •oo CAN AUIO BNJo1 ' LAII.GI cy has two beautiful brlclt I • ry arne ome w Front St. 1 ....ug Ill' women "e J;J.eed 25 no down. payment aeeded. ~=.si; :"":"~~ :~L~ · ~~ homes , one large I story-4 1 debepl ldota,IJd bedroole moodJ, b!arth, 12 1961 Oidsmobtle Plymoutb KENT A.IIID An'A CHED GARAGE. aBltl-• - :1~.382 , . ., or ? .lU ~~ijijijijijijijj;=~ ..'"" il~gle to work 25 hrs. per Tins also .me1ude• new range 111118 APPIWX. ,..., •• Yr . uvmo BR and a 1\l story, a1so cloo an coIt' wa r,tedg 1 1 month to earn $25 per week. and Ref. SUMMER FURNI-~ 1152 2 ton Chevrolet """ • BR. Each bume baa • • spot.le ~I ~ ~ 1 ··~~'!'-~ 1 WrJte C. K. Riley, Rt. 2, ture CO , 2 Olno Ave .. Wells- 1957 ·~ ton Cbevrolel True Colonial lot. located on Lower . .;;,~~; BMRD. sJ!m~ . . .peake, OhiO, or call o._- - .. 195-5 1959 F &00 Ford Dump .... WELL PRESER' ED OLDER ropd. Can be .... ony tune. oatee Pk- «H11S u bra. 0 '167-5711. IIJ7-l '58 CHEVROLET, excellent • 1959 2 IA>n Chevrolet stakt "II cond , :uti engine, 3 ·2 barrel , 111611 11 TOll Dodp ur ro DATE. w ro " CABPETING Cheshire V1 age ServiClel Ofh.led ,. ~. 'Train far Mln-ement I JN uviNG ROOM , FAMILY Roox •lasse,d ! __;..;;.;....._.:;_ _ _ _ __ --.. carb, 4 sp Hurst tran11., 1951 F GO& Ford AND DINING aooM 1,. aATH•. 41 ROOM borne , 2 Bn , !i Fr1nchl• now awaiiHII, uc .. llnt locatha. You .,._ on Full Salary 4 56 posit1ve track. see Ern1t 11&4 1 tol....,.nteraatlonal ta porch, basemtmt, Dead Stock • 'Sillory is one of the many Bu, h. t740 Eastern Ave .. af~ 1 1 MJnneap..lls Moline Po,... .,...., furnace, 2 car garage. come p1rt of • n.Uonal chain of 3500 dGN atures you'll like about er 5 30 p. m. lf5-3 u ... so• x 150'. Price $4,000 VaRemoved Free from co11t 'to c01tt. R• this well planned manoge- 13 USED doors, lrull Jars, atud-1 liCit 1& lnlornaUoul Owner Left Town cant. >'ILL remove ,_ dead !:: ' qut..t $8-10,000, No '"" perience nec~~~ary. W1 ment training pr<>gram 1 1 111611 11 Too Foed W•nts House Sold HOBART DILIAIN, 11ones. con and mulos. CoD 1 . i:arn full salary as you , 10 C"Out·h, and bathroom slov~ 1 1_ oL too Cbev. ,_ - · J ~-- ••m• will IHCh '!II oil '"" t IOti'l 1:'~ . •11 nd . ~4" 0041 h f f ..,., ~ 'YDY GOOD LARGE 3 s~oRooM ...,.....,. coUect a~.:.awp _,_,J « ne.t1 tG .. now and con·train, wit requen 1n• = •~ ~ ,L ••• Cbe aoiiE "' IIILE FRoM DOWNTOWN. Luc lie H - nl 1m 10 monto , creases directly related to 196-J l.- 7I1 wu ' · JNcLunn A sun.T IN KITCHEN , i or owa 8 raanoa or Chillicothe 7'1U97S. :~:1 see f~::•, u . 41 a.IM. •us..os. tinually fllllt r.•u te -... d r come· sUCCftlfu • UIU 2 ~ toa GMC 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, F'JRE J"l . AI 1!: Eve•lap 4fl.1t21 - --- --eveni~gs. - - - - code 4U5 Of and 1115.07 vi tbe ReYlud ' " ~ur progress, and a . e l939 FORD, 2 dr Sedan. moRICE '"' REDUCED To au,soo. SOIL delivered ; Ohio ... ln ite exeCUtJVe ;;tppotnt · Write toda1 !..1 1960 Ford WONT LAS'r LONG - BET 1 E R 256-6()Jf. Piau lnd Jpeclfiettloftll au oD file Free Brochure .A tor COmpletely rebuilt, body 1J51 Qln, 1 ton LOOK • , ttul Department of H1P,way1 and 11 One Hour MIHinlzlng men! as branch manager in gooa COIIdlt•oo. Pho•e 44f. 1!150 \l too 0. D. PARSONS '"' 01'"' " ,., .,...,,,. .,...,. ••· ' Do;t. HB 13 5-lf. ltlill Cbevrolol al program 0'195. ..,. C•n You Afford PAINTING ....."'! No •elling, no expenence t2ll N T S Th" 0 Realtor · 7024 Plolnflold j required . Friendly coNew 80" Rotary Cuttera .• ot o ee IS ne "' Zlld A «f.fflt FOR FARMERS Cincinnati, Ohio ) 50 t'OK tiO,GOO YOU CAN'T BlAT THII IIH Ve., workers, and your dulles A"pliance Values Ne , •·- ~- n-ao ~·· MODER N , aEoiWoM •'~'"• • LL 1 ROOM bath J large Into eTri-Couaty Se"ic._ 'II b t t' " and I"' " . , ........ Lmw .... w•w IILECTRIC LNCLuDING THK BAT. • ' • 1 M c w tV WI e 10 eres IDe tire~ h28 01 .. HAS A N"ICE BUO.T IN KITCHEN Bidwell, 4 DUtbuildiDJI, Prio·il p Ull 8100 0, ell 8. ,.1 challengmg. Outslandmg Now giving tho Iowoot pl'ic01 New 1_25 1 · 20, 10 ply Dylon <;."':. ed lo aeU. 011 •·reezon, Refriieraton, tlrel ~ inc feclerRI IlK, IIIGRwAv. rou'LL0 LOOK A SPELL eFree estimates ·employee benefits. rapid : promotion .. future OhM Yalll!r .;.pkatriat ANYTHING To a A. FARM, 7 reom with Amenca s oldest and IS cu. H. Choot • mHk tqulpmi!DI 8Rd Burol ChUI'cliM AND 111 1'1111 81., I'lL IM"W largest consumer finance ...... , '"' Country S.tting emp go with farm. WRITI IRNIIT THORNI 1 •·•· • 1 p.m. !Dim coinpanv. Age 21 to 28, I T hi aillbl Thunnao, Olllo 0""' p, 188 av some eollege desirable. • POM~ROY ww ww, PRICES a un Modem ~tk R•nch •· ., ,hono 245-Sut MY QUALI!'11CATION~: but not required. :It A., Farm niom bloot Ire;.... Rieo 81111 Corbi1 Fur- ~~.,";.".~.~r"' 992•• 211.1 1. 20 Jeatl bllliD010 experie~~H . . 5 v--·"0118~:: 2. 18 ,ean u a profeoalooal auctioneer • MciuMhold Finlnce Corp. alkre.. .... TlM& YOU DROVIi OUT 11\JLAVILL. !I!!!!I!!B!I!!!!-11!!!!!1!!404 Ninth St. 'l liD. TRB .!IE'M'ING JS PERFECT ON .,. A. '·ba-, w .___, .. ~ 3, illlve beeJI •.qiDated with more than 2000 aUo!\OIII Huntlngten. W. Ve. It VOO an IM"lrr''l I MW ~ ~~c;.EfNn.~~. rr~~~~~ Tractor. backhoe. 4. .Leplbo Hclmled md bonded ; 1t.Jack W. ~.....,, Mgr. bam1 ar i&UDHH. M. 8.1\Tm, a Ba:>BOOMI, FDIIli'LACJ: 1D1D R. fteele, Cbablre, 5. Member of Oblo Auetlou......., Allo<latlon 1 Jlember of.ll!e Nottonol Aueltoaeertn8 Alloclatblu.. ~Z:'Iif12\l A. 20 minutes drl" from I'lL :II'I·M ''BAKER needed, baker and :GOOD used electrir range Well'lllulldon Ill blbulllr :::'.u~ · md condiic! our W.. by tbelr eodo.o{ e c.s. • wife team, lo tJe(p ru• and •~ ... RolpoiDf A,ppHeW"' A.JU. U .RU: COVERED PATIO IT'R ~ELL tuWI I l'OODll, bath, 7 Jlove beell1 profeuloml oUetloaeer tnllruotor for $29 95 · New 7 G.E. am .. , ou M LOCATII> AND A LOT OF ROOD ' A man•ge my bakery Good sal- I fm ·Chick radio , 34 _95; - llo bit. ~:;:~··MONEY_ •• sURx AND other oulbulldlop. • 8 7111'1• ' 1. Jlove made ·. ......-elludles Ia acleotWo . ary. prof<t oharm1 plan "' New used refrigerator ADMIRAL Color TV'1 1t'prlces · bouae,_ nice. tobaoce and Ill' an:,.oNR.f.alaill(. ~- fl~ht person, 5 days work I '19.95; Aluminum roof you ca• afford. Coll~way FID'· The WISEMAN d.._ AU £0 at $8,500. Cropt e. ouetton'"rllli 1 have a Iori~ · • ' Hat of buyen aod dealen week, clo'<d Monday and ' paint ,4.95 gal. Save mo- aiture, RL 17, HentW'Ioll. W. ,. II aold IIOOIL tbrourhDul tlie Tl'l:sto ....... . . , , Tuesday Wrtte Starkey's ney at Wi~klines "Every- VL IIU ~=~!La Jt, Due to - method of idveillllbl ood eonductiAII ~a~oo ,. draw. • , .... buyiDM~r· bin and ·I· Dulcb Maid Bakery, 531 E. thi!'g Store", Bidwell, I BEDROOM boUM, llil Fll'll -·- _ WE HAVE farms from 11o OhiO. •ve. •'-on"· fundab"" ,., a.. w1_,. 0 GI6-37M ocr•• at prtcel fA> oell. Al10 ·,· Ma•o St. La~~casler, or call .ll. ::.....,funilm~,rtoj~, wblell'";t~ ~ -trlpJ. We Will luy Any Mil 1163 !le55 1116-J A ... .., -. I. 11. wt ..... ,.,_ Gl ..uoo eit1 and •illoge property. W• ate neord -of eaeh Item sold. • I · •• " . ...,,_.__ aew. WID to wall •· Amount, Including u. we .... · .....,., lor lllbWty lalurlll~:~> for fOUl ·-~========-jBEAVY • lila 1111c11 boe. ud _,...,. t4l believe we 'cal · sult your ... C:.mplet• !atllltl ~ darllll the auction. f Wanted To Rent clnen experienced operato" corpeliD& lll¥ler • • -·-" ., A. FARM, IA>bacco beu !IWIII. Call or aome ln. ,KNOm "'R. •· ' • awvllll- Air H. ..~ 111 tobacco, small b or n, l SaltiiiiOII USED FUIN11VItl ·J OR SEVEN"""" moden LepJ lulullaltoolll elec. weJ. ROME Heallllc o8, I'll. ram. 5 room bouse, some timber. [ Woyoe AmsborJ, IN J[D , ' Auctioneer ln.st!VFOr. 116S ....... A.._ · bouu with pll!llly o1 water_ ~;.., ~ Joej ..., WJ-1111 eollecL Kerr • Harm RAI. Ph. 2U- Eul Wl•tero, IIISIZI GIII.P,IIt, Oh'-1 , 446-2917 e.llfpollo, Ohio , . ra. _._ liiU lliiiMr. m.a i!GII. 111H 1 37~;-7723 ca.,.. , OP'ICI tiOUII DILLON AGENCY Ci~ Water Nat. Gas 35 tt. ~~y a. 2 bedroo101 willl :!'1.'~ w~":':'." c'::.':.'~c ••:, awrm wllldowa, ucelleal Ia- ~f:.~t•t::J:J,' :".!' • •;:<tc~ .... T ... ..., tN.I'II A,. lln"ICI e-n 1 ,., wero ,,., .,...,.._ _..,,......word 1c llul,.. Near New Brick _... CAID OF fHAflll(l a OaiTUAIIII 11.11 .., JO '"rei minimum hdl be used for an additional bed· room, property about t yean Real "-tllte For Sale _ old, carport. Make us au of. ,_...:;I::H::I:.;h:;;.;l.:;e.;.;te...;.F.:;OI_Sa_le __ 0 fer. ,. 1 Salam•• 5 ROOMs and batil with lurnlFOR IALE BV OWNER : Jolla I. RJdanll. f4I..OZ8I lure ~.300. 55 Madison Ave. LAROE I bedroom brick, 11'.1 D. \!'ood, t4Hill lnqwrt 57 Madisoo Avo. or b th II eltclrle ,.0390 197-1 & I, pll. .....- • 2 .... aarage, one year old lloulo • • city IChool 1 fHo .... ..........., ....... n c..... "' ,..ro il city. furnace property 11 nice con· dil!oo, stora1e build~g, could .... Mlni~Wvl'l'l E.. _ll.JII _ IMUif b1 •• ,. rnu Ml 1nearreet 1nurt1on ~· who passed away 5 yearo [ room lurullbed opL, lratlor bed truck . French C<ty Lum- ))as bee1 extensively rfJJiodel- 1 ._....._._.,. aso. · space Contort Stella Muold ber Co • Galhpoho, OhiO. 197-71 ed makmg it a very met PrrcioWI memories, how they Par~ C•ntTal Hotel. ltl-tf BEAUTIFUL. qu8rter horse, home , 5<'hool bus m eily. linger, II'~' ICE space 1<11 , _ 0111 geldiJis, Ph. +16-277fi. 197-!' How they over llood my soul ' Gl 1-:ISU 11'0111 I 1.111. liD • CJ EAN c arpets Wllh ease. Blue OUTSIDE of eity I new 3 bediJn tt e stillness or the Jmd- J ' k th . b room cottage. double t'arport, 1 ht p..m. Lustre rna es e JO ready te move m, 2 A. •PrtclOUI ' mg ' IIOCT'w -• tcenE'I un-~i ROOMS by week or mHtll. Lo- breeze. Rent eloclrlc sham• H rd • fold. f:tyelle Hotel. Ph 446-2522 1 pooer II. Farmor 1 ~~~ 3 BEDROOM home. II W. floor _ 1111 ...,.... l~aNit ..,...... 1 197-1~$ ROOM - cOttage, interior ra- ARE YOU baVlliiJ er N Mit s years a1o loday. Grace! elderly couples. All utili heo :!00 LOCUST Poe to $75 , A1 11 197·3 :$ROOM HOME, beautiful kit· ~"Myers and FamiL~.--197-1 1\ pd. 446.(1732. IIIHII pme Motel, _44H!NI3. i~MEMORY of Glenn Eugent H\ l¥l!:M "' moolh Sleepln@ 1155 I'; roN Studebakor flalil chen. buill-m stove Prop<>rty ! ·"' Mary Su, Mother. UP . .9ULATtoMI FIRST FLOOR office room, 21 I - Pull type disk SJX ROOM home well decoralr 1 Locust, waler p81d D H. I - grader blade ed, H. W. floor, modern • "'' In Memory Wood 446 _1066 117-11 1 - Left handed plow spicewood kitchen , very nice ' ~. 1 Phone 1711-2552 Joe Tavan,l Jot. two car garage.• Good lc>- 1 IN JIIEMORY of my <!Par Moth- 1 AND 2 bedroom furmshed Apple Grove. w. Va. 197-1 cation. Set this mce property hrl-t-er, Edna Holk'k who passP.d . apl , especialh de~1gned !SIGNS CO.KIC'TIO.I J -Y ~ Wth • RMPtH until t10I IL M. ...., 01¥ .. •Willen. deat11 of our son and brother, tral Supplv Co 19'7·6 ' lor floors , storm drs. and win· ; SGT John 0. Fmmcum es- • - - --1 - Fertilizer attachmt>nl ted _ ~tlall• do wr want to thank 13 rms and bath Call 4&4-3500. Pulley Belt dows. Lot 140 x 215, loca 1 1 !lev. Huebolt and M•l•· Gle1111 ' · : __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 195-! . 1 _ qmck hitcb 14" toniog in RIO Grande. Ph. 245-;479. 1 plow ----.,-- H~ WOOD;-Reallor- - I itr•s Home for runeralo . HIS MODERI' Housetraller by week , pare•ts. brothers and >JS-: or month 1900 Ch~stnut. 192-& For cub tractor: Office Pbolle «l-1ee& i Jera. M. t:" A. CANCILU,fiOHI •·t •oo• • ~~l P MlltUy D•••ll ... i3 s~n~~~~ DIADLINII De, ....,. PVDUCitiM ~ I \ 'luta laiuniice. • 1111141-lo .... Jlll~iy. II• QAYNEIL WISII: J&IPiilJ - • HI Bulterltut A.-e. Pl. _.fta, DID. • '' ' • *', A'* 111ft . ' . \ �. .• .. -t·t' s ,. ,·' ' ~" " j • t ·' . ~ I' " '' 'I / Phone, i ' i . . . .;...,_-~(~-=--· · . .__ S I CLASSIFIID IIATH - . t:'r!'~=:::~.:':.,,.· :·:·.···..· tatt~ .1441 ......,,ttl.. ..... .... .,.':' !:.':":: t1n available, rateak' allo nMrti•M will ..... 14-'lbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aug. ae Wanted To Do . - - sAVEiiOpercentnowuoWhttel •·· -,BOLENS TracfA>r, Husky 180, Wrou£ht Iron, porch and DOLL House Nun..., II'IJISPOI' <omplelo with mower and U furRiture Several piec- ll: oM .., - ooo "'"" .... .. •• · ...,. 010 wor ma ly or weekly rateo. ti22. tMI .,. ,., "' -""': .. ~• ...;. ,,.,., ••-••••••• ....••v•.. ., ,._,. '"' •II'. Dtll'l' n••un• turning 'plow - like new. Ph. rtaroleblel :: l:ft Callow.ay Furniture, Hend~san' o '' Rt· 17 ' 196--3' -- - - ED--ROOM HOME• with LARGE s B • (or lbtppma or\ 446-0171. then. ~urly dli- 197-S ' .' . c ' Bus1ness-...... a~rv1 ~· w ~1, 1'968 Services Of~ Legel Notice MOTIC:I TO CONTIAC1'011 OHIO HIGHWAYI ,... ..., Canine Life I ' I I . ¥'-'Nl AD INfORMATION ' Ph. ""ltl57 FORD atatlonwagon ~" new WSW tires, $195, S7 Mad· 1-t ACRE I• city ' w·••••« W"W ~ 'dJ&. nison Ave. or eall Gl 6-0390. taAce to school~. On bill witb nO .,..,. .. ....,. .... Ntt... Will Fol Rent 197-t lovely river rVIeW COD· " en¥",.• ,., ... ., n. ...,..... ., ...... and arpeted 1mn ttte •• ...... ,..... ----~ • crete aeces_s. ...._ ae c ~ ,.,... '"•.... ,., 11111 •n•u••• ~quare ll'r-colldltioned. family room, 111 ' 3 ROOM furnished apt •• -;;;.~; ANTIQUE rosewood O'Pt~tu.mlttH ..., . •,. ••••ttlfll I ,.,,...ment ••• •• ,,..,... ,... •• b'a11y located utihhes pd. I grand piano, carvet egs, modern kltchea, 1.~ batha, ":..:':..:' :_:• .':~~:!! C::.....a. •t Call Gl 6-1326. 197·1 /I made in 18'71. Ph. 446-4971. 2 flrepla1!H, flouble carport. I • ... . . .., . . . ., ......uuttea. i - 'WE HAVE a large selection or ta,SOO. PhoDe 4464%48. ~ BEDROOM bou,., beautllul-1 trophies very reasonable En, C•rd~~- _Thanks - l l y furmshed, lilt a month. I graving whlle you wait. m[ Waftted lo Buy . ~ . Call 446-41188. on Sandors Dr./ Sec. Ave. Tawney Jewele~ WANTED to buy l dairy oows. this Call beforo 12 WE HAVE the- host Diamonds Ph. Rio Grande 245-5492. · \lul;.s ood apprecialloa lo I_~_I'_ m. I and we have lhe lowesI :MI5-S ~aC'h and every one who sent DON'T merely br•ght81 your! price-s All we .ask you ~do !Iowen, donated mo•ey, sent carpets Blue Luotre them,, io compart ~'""" onyw 19~·~ Real ht•te Fol Sele_ food and to every one who el<mlna.Je rapid resOIIina ft@at l Tawney Jewe t'~&. ~ h h " MODERN & RM. Home, 2 bat I, helped in an) way durmg t • electnc shampoo-. $1. Cen- FOR 13ll or 14& Farmall Tree- full basement. hardwood 1'.:-....,.. .., . .,. . .,. ... · --- =: :::~s:ne~r tor!______ . _ ,.,lief .,., eDtHf......... ,,,.,. ' " ' .............. reMrv.t "'• ....... tllhll • -==------=== ~~~· ____ - -··- . dralaage bUilt and redecorated, tile 1 proble~!? Get alJ yo~r dram· Notice '<oiling , paaeled , hardwood age p1po at Galllpoho Block ....;._ _ _ _ _ __ ----- : floors Available Sept lsi. Co. 12:1'1. Pme St. Ph. 446CLEAN carpell wtth 01se, Blue i Adulll only. Phone 44&-0037. ' 2783. 197-6 Lustre m~kes the Job a breeze ' 19ti.J 1 11159 CHEVROLET Stotiou wagRent electnc shampooff $1 . :ROOMf.;-r -workJJg gi~I --Cook- I ()n , Aulo. Trani Power steer· l•·libeppard 1162 lsi Av•. - 197-61 111g• facilities. Located on Ce- m . g. A•1 <Ondl'tiol · +16-2938• 1 - • • LOV LEE Beauty Salon i dar St , close Jo schools and 1~1 Pormanent Wavt Spec1als 1 hospital•. Call ~- alter 1GOOf' eleu hllnp ... IIODr ~:f2• wave, now $12 50; $15/ -~_:_m. 195-1 011111. Carl WIDtfll'l, lilt - _low $10. $10 now !41.58. Ph 1FURNISHED epartllleat. 111 Cnade. , _ . Cll I-AIII. ,i£E " 446-36!3. __ 1 Fourlll Ave. 172-fl, w. I)'J* ol bllildiDg IIIli!«'WE BUY sliver tlollara, told IOFFICE ROOM cw sru~. mod-I !ala, block, brtct, ..,.. pipe, d II U S • ld 1 •• CJa-~ coms an a . new " ' era, air conditioled, illqutre wladowa, IIDte .., etc. ...,. ruoaey. Wnle or bnlll • or\' Paul Davies Jewelers. Gl f. Wioten, Rio Gran~~t, 0. CB Phoue H0-3764 Tyo • Rest:our- IM?. 117·:11 1-6121 111tor I. ~ ont, Ga!UpoUs. l!H 1151 JIALLIIARK JIIOI>U. borne, SA~ ~lumbing ~- ~•ling ftANDAJID PWIIBING BEATING, iOI 8eoold tiW'I82. IOBNBJUMig:J! !nat. Pbone lor app-QIIII, . . t&ot alter • p.m. thru Sun., Aug. I• oak HUI :4~~~~~~1f~~~ Foundry & E Machine ~:::;-~~e~Jr~::Jitlo!!~ ~ an. 1:. wan ILAmNARS I • r Pomaroy. o. '1 :=====:1 RADIATOR WY24111 - MIDDLIP0111' OHIO - fAKIIfCIIIIITilit RHIRVATIONI SERVICE .......... - 1 "IGa ~ { ! GET BLOCKS 3' THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY Aute Club of Southern Oh .. 66 Chevrolet $2395 BOB E. BYER 4 · 8 · I - 1J lnc:IIIIIG<b ecemenl lo Mlll1ar Window• a.; Doon • Fnmea • other Supplies. _ . 992-21167 I'GM,)\OY 28 I -. AUCTION SERVICE Deluxe 2 door. IM H P. 8 eyl engme, •ld tr'"' , S~ol - , Wented MIDDLE AGED lADY to in, do housework, laundry ond assist with care of tnvBI-J. )d. Ph. II9Z-36II8 between 5 and 6 only for appolntmenl USED WurU12er--profeSSiOnal Interview. Do not apply less experiencecl. 8 11 ate Orpn In excellent condltloo. Mahngany finish. Recently traded In o new WurUtzer WANTED Organ. Original cost f].395 .00. Speclai ~ • . TO BUY NEW Winter Piaoo. W& I n u t lAND- Any Size finlah. $795 value. · Co mWllh or Wllhoul plele with bench. SpecBldgo. Stnci -Full Ial $506. Trade-In accepled. Easy O..crlptlon for terms. prompt nply-lo: Wendell's, 1209 Garfield Ave. 8ox6684 Parkersburg, W. Va., 26102. c/o D1lly Senllnel Phone 485-4401. 8 19 2tc PomerOy, 0. JPIVE ROOM- bouse, garage and -~~did;~-, OQibulldlng, 2 acres ol ground 'II 'or slilker coal turnace, f3000. Ph. er. Pb. WJ-22011. I 9 IIIIU1116. ~ 17 lip '-"FAmiD.:"' -~:!~ ·~~ ~:il'trExpeTionce ~~~:~~:JI•Inctudins houte~anll W•nted SEWING MACmNg..:: Tbls machine equipped to. rig zag, make buttonboles, <lara :a:..~;~ AUCTIONEER APPRAISE·R' a:: . or pay "'lance ·due $511.10. Fret home demo. Ph. 99} 8 17 ltc leM cle1n mterJor, beautiful dark areen over lile grern fumh w·s w like new, radio, heate; !o' many other extru. •::;::,:•-:n..=v 62 Cor¥a1•r . . $995 Monza Sta. Wagon , 36,000 miles. new w 11,w tires, red vinyl Int .. wh1te fmisb, PG. tran1 .• radio and heater. A nice one. 62 Buick· ··· $1495 .'-It' USED FURNITURE .. -~ cOL .. ':>, ' .. ,;' 1.' JiJ i lllld neating, Mlnersvllle, ~ ft f: I I s.m.o - -~ POMEROY - 1 story ,...., 5 rooms (:1 bedrooma), boih; :r ....... . ... ...v-. WE NEED AND - IIBATING, PLUMBING, Bani WILL PAY boaol '!"lilt 8IQtben, Ill &.Gaa. MilDArnold SL, High DOllar '-roy, 1 a TRAD~ IN .-tlaa LATE GET- A )rom TER INSURANCE INC. bllan ...,_ MODEL CHiVIOI:EtS .' ~~- •· .. l' 61 Rambler· , $595 P.t••nl M.tor,.C.~ ' Opel\.:.:.:Til' P.m.~ • J Couv. Cpe. Good tires, e cyl !iJ!Iina, Std. lrana. Radio sad lioator, 1ood top. [If<> - >' ' nard ..ood floors. ~ bl~ gas floor furnoco. - . oomt repair. buy al • •11111.00. I'OMEROY -NICE I~ ..-y Schwarze! Manne, Hoc:kiRJ!· I frame . 7 room• (f ~), port, Ohio. 13 ,.,. gu forced oir new hot water tank, Y SEWING IJIIt!lllnea, ropaJr _. mod ed I' I flee. oU mueo. WY Z.:t211. re el 1v ng room • ••~ dinln1 room, bastmetlt, Tbe Fabric m.,p, rumti'OJ porell Going II ... SOO.Ot. ! AullMmzed Slagor • and ...... buya 70 acres witbt Semce. l II lie prozimalely :IS ICrtll I II&ADY -MIX coacrelll deUv~ culijvatioo, balance In • - :. ed rlgbt to your project. ture and timber, barn, ... ond euy. Free boa,., chiclten houM, .,... Pbone 992-3284. erlb, I room frame . _ Ready-M~ eo., both, 1ood out cellar. 7 6 30 Ito from Pomeroy. _ · Ohio • Albert M. C., IINiiP AIR CONDITIOMNG BeiUJ atloid, Sate.a( ' auea service. JIH!k's liZ _ .._ N · .. ~ lh........_ • , n • •:; 1-3537. 41 I Z1 , tram. Radio • heater, l'myl Interior trim, like new W.W· tires. Light green O\'er wh1te finish, priced lo mqvt. ~DS. ·· I llltp • I tie 62 Comet · · · · $765 ,AND 4. CorUand, 0 . AucmONEI:II ~o-.o.- <:utom 2 Door. 8 cyl. Std. OF CLEAN Contact Ralph Llmbrigbt. Rt. J we have all size sewer mach- 31 ACIIBo firm, bouse aid l barns, other buidinp, I IDe!. Reasonable rates. Ca II llllles from Pomeroy. Pit. .. . 1 WY :1-2974. day or night. JO?•. I II I t 15 • -. I A. l. 8RADf'ORD Slarfire H T. Cpel Full pow· er equipment, bucket ~eatt with console, good W.W. ll.res ndio and heater. bt~uhful white fintsh with maroon VJ Ql intet"~Q.r . . ORL GRUESER, ....., Prall .. Clollall 62 Olds .... $1495 f'CfiQI<>¥; at-!lo,_ ,.• 1; E. klilons, · j1ij~~~~~~~~~ Clolllfll•tt Invicta Conv C~. Wb1te fin· ish, red inttrlor, ,hke new tires power steenng and braket. automahc trans. Ra· dio and beater, a:ood top Drive a Buick at only $1495. FOR UCINI. OHIO FARM, ! miles off Rt. 7 1e SIA>ry'• Run. ~ Mrs. Eli,ard Ebersbach. 105 Wright St, Pomeroy, 0., or pllone 192-2915. I If- 11tp 'II ACRE FARM, 0. M. Woloa property, Baill!!y RuD 1\old. Crin Hr•dturtl * ~I CTIONEE R AU COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrlto PhonootContact JIM CARNAH AN Ohio. End your sewer trouble. Truly • nJce rle.n car. jL..... ~; H 125 Feirlene Dr. Mkldl..,ort 64 Cheyell. $1495 11 3 ~~: "'• II ' - JIM CARNAHAN WI 9·27118 RACINE, 0, - owne,.. '. - "' • llawllngs Honda Selet Phone 992-21-43 1 Pomeroy Motor Co~ ® .~ OPEN EVES. 9:o0 P .M:. ~ ::~.:. ~ u Impa)a 4 Dr. Sierra Gold finish witb spotless cJean match· ing interior, new W.W. tires. VB enll!lle, automatic trans., power .steering, radio &: beater. See tlil.i sharp car now. c;AF.!r, DICK IIAWLINCf.[:~ IIICHl PIOPLal For Complote A11etlen S.rvic:e Cell :\'!'t,.:- [~~ ';!~.'a.~~,:',.:: .= Pemerey 0 . $1945 BOBCAT SPRIN-T ~-'"'~"·-~-- Jllt~LTOR 1 s~cure Crow's Stealc House ,0/ , a1 ONI OPTMI·· • * ~..11 Dr. Ray R. Pickens ... ~Z".'':-.,':f,?·~ or8 T~~~ e.. =~~~v~ lin~ 64 CHEVROLET OfMybHice I. ~ $2295 lmpala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 miles! '8 cylinder power steering. Spotless fawn interior, 1 beau lful maroon 'finish. Radio and heater. · - I Will Be Out ~~~~~.~~1~~,!~;·:~!~:::'! compl~tion. .. NOna Clyde I. Weflcor, Mgr. t-1 BaU Loaas 1ma11 • Lap Aereap ..... 'l'lni>-Low IDiertll 1t Locult St. Ph. 446 aaa e.llfpoUo, Oh~ l't's , ~ ~C:~L~~;~~·.s rr~~o~~N;~: 65 CHEVROLET liMed Our Drl••ln SERVICE IS HIRII I •• M50 SPORT Inc. I ~ new wbit,!.»'all tires from new car purehued. 327 VB engine. Std. trans. Radio and beater. l!oclnmlc Onlorl. . To Sunday, Aug. 2ht c 1 $2395 Bel Air 2 Dr. Local owner & sharp as new. Dark a~ua finub, HONDA ... .,. ....~·,. SAU.S& • • • RMI. • balll Ill Parlor, ·- lAIRD ,. ..,, -· CO. . 1,._,, Motor Co. WHERE YOU lo~ plenty ol water, $G,..... Cal 444-4ZI3 after 4 p.m. 1,::~;~~:~ BRICK - 3 bedroolll, 1'!0 bath, oil eleclrte kltohflll, 1111.-.om, 2 woodburnllg firepiHtl, fuD baJemen~ IIRIIhetl 1amu, 66 CHEVROLET Pomeriw Notice ~=~::::J!~!~~!!!~~~==::.:__ I-_li::J.~;;~;;'i;~-~~~~~~;;:;;;;;~~;;; ~MILE -~~ .,.. Ul'lt Dt.count on •••• ... IIMI ... ,.1. Wlthlfl It ..n. !IIIAIITY .I ....,,. HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES WE WANT to thank our many frleods for the beautiful cards, flowers and prayers during our •llness at Holzer Hoepltal Thll rnncern was surely appreciated. Many thanks. Mrs. Charles McNamee, Mr. Ch!J:r. les Wise, Jr . 8 21 ltc WE WISH to thank Holzer Hospital, nurses, doctors, en. tlre otalf, all who helped in anyway In th< sickness and death of wife, mother, Jennie Satterfield. Roscoe Satterfield and family. 8 21 Up 1-..I_.._..,H"T- ~T ~. ~.~ ~ '~ c.. lrtr+-11-+-t 1 ~ ..................... *'' ,...... PHONE WY 2-2156 Beautiful CultBuilt Rench Home I ~ 60 centt ltR A M '- 1:00 P M. Otllr tatunt•'f I;M A. M .. ltrtl ....,. IT'I 10 IAI'I' TO PLACI A I•IU&. I PIODUCUIIe WANT AD ' 'j FOR __ _ room, 2 car 1arage, patio - OSCAR BAIRD, Reeltor -·------Found ~ ... ---..- cijJi'ADIO, Pterct · limpollll plus many mora l<lod lea· YOUR P'AMlLY will love thla 1 BEAGLE Hounds, I whllo E ort 1 crystals Wltb 7 0 • aide and out. P~. 446-IIIH. THAT wouw ••.,• ..., """ ..... lures. A real bur - owow ~~tarly ..., J .bedroom l'llldl ' lj)i.lted, and I blaclt and tao lr:c Ph Cheshire. I l9U .. !,!', • waoll w movt. situated oa 1 big 100 x 200 puppy Dewey ltell, Jlt. 2, · · • 191-31 NEW CHURCH ,ew and pulpit ::7M: ~~~~~?v~~N- uvJU"~ Jot just outside towu. It has • Bidwell. 197-3 - - - - ---- - --I 1 'turt reascmoble prices aEALLY ENJOY THJs Lo,·m.v A Safe Place for lovelf built·l• kitchen, fuU --.;;;;;;.;;:..."':'"""'"'"""""""= 1957 CHEVY Tudor V~. Staod./ urm • pl. ao.... h h ld basemen~ 2 W-B fireplaces, L In floor. Good cooditioo. f1fll Write Sleven• Church Sup y T e i ren I 1\l beautiful ceramic t II e Oak Htll, ot.lo -:_:_ ___ _ oat $275 takes. Call 446·1:l03 af- Co., P. 0 . Boa 711, Hunlillg4 Bedroom $18,500 from city limit•, a f bathl, ear sarage, city wa· 2 1 J WHITE face calve~. 3 to 5 ter S p m. 196-1 l.on , W. Va. l92-~& ~J~u~~Ncii·"st'l:~g:~~" ' ~ room, 3 BR horne all on one ter:;.Jilf wall ·to carpet. ;;:.-·,;;;---,-.Steady - r k for ..,. :..t months old. Lost in vicinity TOP SOIL 1? cu. FT. Amanda upnght ~ ~~~~~~ Y~t~J.. ':~0 ~~ Door, 2 Cull baths, 2 fire- mi.<- Mate appointment to 811 •ble men, some ex· 91 Williams Creek' Rd m Guy. Will deliver freezer 1150. 446-2637. 192--S LOOK AT THJ:- to YEAR oLD WA.LL places, full basement, rec. aee th.i« fiae home. ,.._,.~,'--~~} TO W o\LL <.:AftPENTING IN UVING, room , Car sarage, Jook thiS I:.; 1 2 and you'll agree perience In core 111ek'" "" Call Ear MonlgomCall 446-3231 ltABBITS AND PIGS. Call •Nu ' B&J>Hoo»s. qver ·::••• .. '~y lwp. AL &..1101 Reward 197-3 ~ ~. • DINING, LARGE 2 liALL CAll GARAGE A.ND iHOP, ......., UJu:. STORY frame home with 1915-1 ing, molding end . -. • 446-1!99. 1. 'V LOCATED ON U 8 M • good buy at 122,500. f bedrooma, baJb, prage, otni<"u"' •IJ~Eys on key _chaio in •icmi·ITAKEOVER PAYMENTS o•i WE SELLMyero aeep and ohal· Near New Brick 111orm d00r1, windowo, big · machine work pr.•••• ol Galllpohs Post 0Hice. 1 house full of new furoiturt low water aystem. Farmers • • • Looki h lot Ollendl:ng IAI river, bottled 11 Uuently needed. Ph. 446-3643 and appli•nceo 1ust released, Hardware 4-41. ferred. Goocl weg11 lll-11 W1th R1ver Vtew Over ng t e · heat. lt'a located in low 188 195..1 •• rms . of new furniture that • TAKE ..... MINUT . . OF YOUR Ohio River lu district on Stale RL '· •nd opportunity for GM TRUCK 'lDIJ: AND .!IT DOWN ON 'J.'HE BACK I was m oor Jay-a-way dept. NEW C PORCH OF Till& LOVELY MODI!II<N AND 1 scenic view of the W. f].O,OOO. 1 .RICK H.OJU: AND WATCH T H IE edvance~.IJI •.•. HELP WANriD .::... Owner called w sefYice. Ba · HEADQUARTERS IIOATs LOCk THROIJGH THE DAM Va. hlllo- Tbe Dillol Age• ITWO to lr b lUI I It iof f•el.. - 18.000.011 ,.., 01' , due $61111 00 or 14 per week 11163 Ford 'h ton Pickup •oo CAN AUIO BNJo1 ' LAII.GI cy has two beautiful brlclt I • ry arne ome w Front St. 1 ....ug Ill' women "e J;J.eed 25 no down. payment aeeded. ~=.si; :"":"~~ :~L~ · ~~ homes , one large I story-4 1 debepl ldota,IJd bedroole moodJ, b!arth, 12 1961 Oidsmobtle Plymoutb KENT A.IIID An'A CHED GARAGE. aBltl-• - :1~.382 , . ., or ? .lU ~~ijijijijijijijj;=~ ..'"" il~gle to work 25 hrs. per Tins also .me1ude• new range 111118 APPIWX. ,..., •• Yr . uvmo BR and a 1\l story, a1so cloo an coIt' wa r,tedg 1 1 month to earn $25 per week. and Ref. SUMMER FURNI-~ 1152 2 ton Chevrolet """ • BR. Each bume baa • • spot.le ~I ~ ~ 1 ··~~'!'-~ 1 WrJte C. K. Riley, Rt. 2, ture CO , 2 Olno Ave .. Wells- 1957 ·~ ton Cbevrolel True Colonial lot. located on Lower . .;;,~~; BMRD. sJ!m~ . . .peake, OhiO, or call o._- - .. 195-5 1959 F &00 Ford Dump .... WELL PRESER' ED OLDER ropd. Can be .... ony tune. oatee Pk- «H11S u bra. 0 '167-5711. IIJ7-l '58 CHEVROLET, excellent • 1959 2 IA>n Chevrolet stakt "II cond , :uti engine, 3 ·2 barrel , 111611 11 TOll Dodp ur ro DATE. w ro " CABPETING Cheshire V1 age ServiClel Ofh.led ,. ~. 'Train far Mln-ement I JN uviNG ROOM , FAMILY Roox •lasse,d ! __;..;;.;....._.:;_ _ _ _ __ --.. carb, 4 sp Hurst tran11., 1951 F GO& Ford AND DINING aooM 1,. aATH•. 41 ROOM borne , 2 Bn , !i Fr1nchl• now awaiiHII, uc .. llnt locatha. You .,._ on Full Salary 4 56 posit1ve track. see Ern1t 11&4 1 tol....,.nteraatlonal ta porch, basemtmt, Dead Stock • 'Sillory is one of the many Bu, h. t740 Eastern Ave .. af~ 1 1 MJnneap..lls Moline Po,... .,...., furnace, 2 car garage. come p1rt of • n.Uonal chain of 3500 dGN atures you'll like about er 5 30 p. m. lf5-3 u ... so• x 150'. Price $4,000 VaRemoved Free from co11t 'to c01tt. R• this well planned manoge- 13 USED doors, lrull Jars, atud-1 liCit 1& lnlornaUoul Owner Left Town cant. >'ILL remove ,_ dead !:: ' qut..t $8-10,000, No '"" perience nec~~~ary. W1 ment training pr<>gram 1 1 111611 11 Too Foed W•nts House Sold HOBART DILIAIN, 11ones. con and mulos. CoD 1 . i:arn full salary as you , 10 C"Out·h, and bathroom slov~ 1 1_ oL too Cbev. ,_ - · J ~-- ••m• will IHCh '!II oil '"" t IOti'l 1:'~ . •11 nd . ~4" 0041 h f f ..,., ~ 'YDY GOOD LARGE 3 s~oRooM ...,.....,. coUect a~.:.awp _,_,J « ne.t1 tG .. now and con·train, wit requen 1n• = •~ ~ ,L ••• Cbe aoiiE "' IIILE FRoM DOWNTOWN. Luc lie H - nl 1m 10 monto , creases directly related to 196-J l.- 7I1 wu ' · JNcLunn A sun.T IN KITCHEN , i or owa 8 raanoa or Chillicothe 7'1U97S. :~:1 see f~::•, u . 41 a.IM. •us..os. tinually fllllt r.•u te -... d r come· sUCCftlfu • UIU 2 ~ toa GMC 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, F'JRE J"l . AI 1!: Eve•lap 4fl.1t21 - --- --eveni~gs. - - - - code 4U5 Of and 1115.07 vi tbe ReYlud ' " ~ur progress, and a . e l939 FORD, 2 dr Sedan. moRICE '"' REDUCED To au,soo. SOIL delivered ; Ohio ... ln ite exeCUtJVe ;;tppotnt · Write toda1 !..1 1960 Ford WONT LAS'r LONG - BET 1 E R 256-6()Jf. Piau lnd Jpeclfiettloftll au oD file Free Brochure .A tor COmpletely rebuilt, body 1J51 Qln, 1 ton LOOK • , ttul Department of H1P,way1 and 11 One Hour MIHinlzlng men! as branch manager in gooa COIIdlt•oo. Pho•e 44f. 1!150 \l too 0. D. PARSONS '"' 01'"' " ,., .,...,,,. .,...,. ••· ' Do;t. HB 13 5-lf. ltlill Cbevrolol al program 0'195. ..,. C•n You Afford PAINTING ....."'! No •elling, no expenence t2ll N T S Th" 0 Realtor · 7024 Plolnflold j required . Friendly coNew 80" Rotary Cuttera .• ot o ee IS ne "' Zlld A «f.fflt FOR FARMERS Cincinnati, Ohio ) 50 t'OK tiO,GOO YOU CAN'T BlAT THII IIH Ve., workers, and your dulles A"pliance Values Ne , •·- ~- n-ao ~·· MODER N , aEoiWoM •'~'"• • LL 1 ROOM bath J large Into eTri-Couaty Se"ic._ 'II b t t' " and I"' " . , ........ Lmw .... w•w IILECTRIC LNCLuDING THK BAT. • ' • 1 M c w tV WI e 10 eres IDe tire~ h28 01 .. HAS A N"ICE BUO.T IN KITCHEN Bidwell, 4 DUtbuildiDJI, Prio·il p Ull 8100 0, ell 8. ,.1 challengmg. Outslandmg Now giving tho Iowoot pl'ic01 New 1_25 1 · 20, 10 ply Dylon <;."':. ed lo aeU. 011 •·reezon, Refriieraton, tlrel ~ inc feclerRI IlK, IIIGRwAv. rou'LL0 LOOK A SPELL eFree estimates ·employee benefits. rapid : promotion .. future OhM Yalll!r .;.pkatriat ANYTHING To a A. FARM, 7 reom with Amenca s oldest and IS cu. H. Choot • mHk tqulpmi!DI 8Rd Burol ChUI'cliM AND 111 1'1111 81., I'lL IM"W largest consumer finance ...... , '"' Country S.tting emp go with farm. WRITI IRNIIT THORNI 1 •·•· • 1 p.m. !Dim coinpanv. Age 21 to 28, I T hi aillbl Thunnao, Olllo 0""' p, 188 av some eollege desirable. • POM~ROY ww ww, PRICES a un Modem ~tk R•nch •· ., ,hono 245-Sut MY QUALI!'11CATION~: but not required. :It A., Farm niom bloot Ire;.... Rieo 81111 Corbi1 Fur- ~~.,";.".~.~r"' 992•• 211.1 1. 20 Jeatl bllliD010 experie~~H . . 5 v--·"0118~:: 2. 18 ,ean u a profeoalooal auctioneer • MciuMhold Finlnce Corp. alkre.. .... TlM& YOU DROVIi OUT 11\JLAVILL. !I!!!!I!!B!I!!!!-11!!!!!1!!404 Ninth St. 'l liD. TRB .!IE'M'ING JS PERFECT ON .,. A. '·ba-, w .___, .. ~ 3, illlve beeJI •.qiDated with more than 2000 aUo!\OIII Huntlngten. W. Ve. It VOO an IM"lrr''l I MW ~ ~~c;.EfNn.~~. rr~~~~~ Tractor. backhoe. 4. .Leplbo Hclmled md bonded ; 1t.Jack W. ~.....,, Mgr. bam1 ar i&UDHH. M. 8.1\Tm, a Ba:>BOOMI, FDIIli'LACJ: 1D1D R. fteele, Cbablre, 5. Member of Oblo Auetlou......., Allo<latlon 1 Jlember of.ll!e Nottonol Aueltoaeertn8 Alloclatblu.. ~Z:'Iif12\l A. 20 minutes drl" from I'lL :II'I·M ''BAKER needed, baker and :GOOD used electrir range Well'lllulldon Ill blbulllr :::'.u~ · md condiic! our W.. by tbelr eodo.o{ e c.s. • wife team, lo tJe(p ru• and •~ ... RolpoiDf A,ppHeW"' A.JU. U .RU: COVERED PATIO IT'R ~ELL tuWI I l'OODll, bath, 7 Jlove beell1 profeuloml oUetloaeer tnllruotor for $29 95 · New 7 G.E. am .. , ou M LOCATII> AND A LOT OF ROOD ' A man•ge my bakery Good sal- I fm ·Chick radio , 34 _95; - llo bit. ~:;:~··MONEY_ •• sURx AND other oulbulldlop. • 8 7111'1• ' 1. Jlove made ·. ......-elludles Ia acleotWo . ary. prof<t oharm1 plan "' New used refrigerator ADMIRAL Color TV'1 1t'prlces · bouae,_ nice. tobaoce and Ill' an:,.oNR.f.alaill(. ~- fl~ht person, 5 days work I '19.95; Aluminum roof you ca• afford. Coll~way FID'· The WISEMAN d.._ AU £0 at $8,500. Cropt e. ouetton'"rllli 1 have a Iori~ · • ' Hat of buyen aod dealen week, clo'<d Monday and ' paint ,4.95 gal. Save mo- aiture, RL 17, HentW'Ioll. W. ,. II aold IIOOIL tbrourhDul tlie Tl'l:sto ....... . . , , Tuesday Wrtte Starkey's ney at Wi~klines "Every- VL IIU ~=~!La Jt, Due to - method of idveillllbl ood eonductiAII ~a~oo ,. draw. • , .... buyiDM~r· bin and ·I· Dulcb Maid Bakery, 531 E. thi!'g Store", Bidwell, I BEDROOM boUM, llil Fll'll -·- _ WE HAVE farms from 11o OhiO. •ve. •'-on"· fundab"" ,., a.. w1_,. 0 GI6-37M ocr•• at prtcel fA> oell. Al10 ·,· Ma•o St. La~~casler, or call .ll. ::.....,funilm~,rtoj~, wblell'";t~ ~ -trlpJ. We Will luy Any Mil 1163 !le55 1116-J A ... .., -. I. 11. wt ..... ,.,_ Gl ..uoo eit1 and •illoge property. W• ate neord -of eaeh Item sold. • I · •• " . ...,,_.__ aew. WID to wall •· Amount, Including u. we .... · .....,., lor lllbWty lalurlll~:~> for fOUl ·-~========-jBEAVY • lila 1111c11 boe. ud _,...,. t4l believe we 'cal · sult your ... C:.mplet• !atllltl ~ darllll the auction. f Wanted To Rent clnen experienced operato" corpeliD& lll¥ler • • -·-" ., A. FARM, IA>bacco beu !IWIII. Call or aome ln. ,KNOm "'R. •· ' • awvllll- Air H. ..~ 111 tobacco, small b or n, l SaltiiiiOII USED FUIN11VItl ·J OR SEVEN"""" moden LepJ lulullaltoolll elec. weJ. ROME Heallllc o8, I'll. ram. 5 room bouse, some timber. [ Woyoe AmsborJ, IN J[D , ' Auctioneer ln.st!VFOr. 116S ....... A.._ · bouu with pll!llly o1 water_ ~;.., ~ Joej ..., WJ-1111 eollecL Kerr • Harm RAI. Ph. 2U- Eul Wl•tero, IIISIZI GIII.P,IIt, Oh'-1 , 446-2917 e.llfpollo, Ohio , . ra. _._ liiU lliiiMr. m.a i!GII. 111H 1 37~;-7723 ca.,.. , OP'ICI tiOUII DILLON AGENCY Ci~ Water Nat. Gas 35 tt. ~~y a. 2 bedroo101 willl :!'1.'~ w~":':'." c'::.':.'~c ••:, awrm wllldowa, ucelleal Ia- ~f:.~t•t::J:J,' :".!' • •;:<tc~ .... T ... ..., tN.I'II A,. lln"ICI e-n 1 ,., wero ,,., .,...,.._ _..,,......word 1c llul,.. Near New Brick _... CAID OF fHAflll(l a OaiTUAIIII 11.11 .., JO '"rei minimum hdl be used for an additional bed· room, property about t yean Real "-tllte For Sale _ old, carport. Make us au of. ,_...:;I::H::I:.;h:;;.;l.:;e.;.;te...;.F.:;OI_Sa_le __ 0 fer. ,. 1 Salam•• 5 ROOMs and batil with lurnlFOR IALE BV OWNER : Jolla I. RJdanll. f4I..OZ8I lure ~.300. 55 Madison Ave. LAROE I bedroom brick, 11'.1 D. \!'ood, t4Hill lnqwrt 57 Madisoo Avo. or b th II eltclrle ,.0390 197-1 & I, pll. .....- • 2 .... aarage, one year old lloulo • • city IChool 1 fHo .... ..........., ....... n c..... "' ,..ro il city. furnace property 11 nice con· dil!oo, stora1e build~g, could .... Mlni~Wvl'l'l E.. _ll.JII _ IMUif b1 •• ,. rnu Ml 1nearreet 1nurt1on ~· who passed away 5 yearo [ room lurullbed opL, lratlor bed truck . French C<ty Lum- ))as bee1 extensively rfJJiodel- 1 ._....._._.,. aso. · space Contort Stella Muold ber Co • Galhpoho, OhiO. 197-71 ed makmg it a very met PrrcioWI memories, how they Par~ C•ntTal Hotel. ltl-tf BEAUTIFUL. qu8rter horse, home , 5<'hool bus m eily. linger, II'~' ICE space 1<11 , _ 0111 geldiJis, Ph. +16-277fi. 197-!' How they over llood my soul ' Gl 1-:ISU 11'0111 I 1.111. liD • CJ EAN c arpets Wllh ease. Blue OUTSIDE of eity I new 3 bediJn tt e stillness or the Jmd- J ' k th . b room cottage. double t'arport, 1 ht p..m. Lustre rna es e JO ready te move m, 2 A. •PrtclOUI ' mg ' IIOCT'w -• tcenE'I un-~i ROOMS by week or mHtll. Lo- breeze. Rent eloclrlc sham• H rd • fold. f:tyelle Hotel. Ph 446-2522 1 pooer II. Farmor 1 ~~~ 3 BEDROOM home. II W. floor _ 1111 ...,.... l~aNit ..,...... 1 197-1~$ ROOM - cOttage, interior ra- ARE YOU baVlliiJ er N Mit s years a1o loday. Grace! elderly couples. All utili heo :!00 LOCUST Poe to $75 , A1 11 197·3 :$ROOM HOME, beautiful kit· ~"Myers and FamiL~.--197-1 1\ pd. 446.(1732. IIIHII pme Motel, _44H!NI3. i~MEMORY of Glenn Eugent H\ l¥l!:M "' moolh Sleepln@ 1155 I'; roN Studebakor flalil chen. buill-m stove Prop<>rty ! ·"' Mary Su, Mother. UP . .9ULATtoMI FIRST FLOOR office room, 21 I - Pull type disk SJX ROOM home well decoralr 1 Locust, waler p81d D H. I - grader blade ed, H. W. floor, modern • "'' In Memory Wood 446 _1066 117-11 1 - Left handed plow spicewood kitchen , very nice ' ~. 1 Phone 1711-2552 Joe Tavan,l Jot. two car garage.• Good lc>- 1 IN JIIEMORY of my <!Par Moth- 1 AND 2 bedroom furmshed Apple Grove. w. Va. 197-1 cation. Set this mce property hrl-t-er, Edna Holk'k who passP.d . apl , especialh de~1gned !SIGNS CO.KIC'TIO.I J -Y ~ Wth • RMPtH until t10I IL M. ...., 01¥ .. •Willen. deat11 of our son and brother, tral Supplv Co 19'7·6 ' lor floors , storm drs. and win· ; SGT John 0. Fmmcum es- • - - --1 - Fertilizer attachmt>nl ted _ ~tlall• do wr want to thank 13 rms and bath Call 4&4-3500. Pulley Belt dows. Lot 140 x 215, loca 1 1 !lev. Huebolt and M•l•· Gle1111 ' · : __ __ __ __ _ _ __ 195-! . 1 _ qmck hitcb 14" toniog in RIO Grande. Ph. 245-;479. 1 plow ----.,-- H~ WOOD;-Reallor- - I itr•s Home for runeralo . HIS MODERI' Housetraller by week , pare•ts. brothers and >JS-: or month 1900 Ch~stnut. 192-& For cub tractor: Office Pbolle «l-1ee& i Jera. M. t:" A. CANCILU,fiOHI •·t •oo• • ~~l P MlltUy D•••ll ... i3 s~n~~~~ DIADLINII De, ....,. PVDUCitiM ~ I \ 'luta laiuniice. • 1111141-lo .... Jlll~iy. II• QAYNEIL WISII: J&IPiilJ - • HI Bulterltut A.-e. Pl. _.fta, DID. • '' ' • *', A'* 111ft . ' . \ �,, . I ' ' ~ .. ' ~~ ' . / ''' ' \,. '.\" .l .,. '· ,:-J. I' '' '"·\, '• ' ' • ' .i '. '· ·} :, , Years Ago on the River ,. ;. .. ''. . ·~ Tragedy of Drowned Baptist Ministei'' Had itS _UnusUal :Side bo~ i~to cord~. ., ' j. ·~, ' '' . ' ' .., ' I} ~ . ·-1- ' < ~ ~ · . BY DICK 1110MAS · Baptist preacher Captain Dor Krip on the iope. , ADJ. I, lilt - The new PlltS· trip. When the came hu · .aiade Fi!iy years ago this month, a de Wolle tells about, fell over· \ The Katy-Did was • very fast borgh towboat J . K. Davidson; Pt. Pleasant ' and HunllJIIIton, Ch1el of Englneerst,,::::. lo:.,l'l'be SUnday Thnt!l!.Simtfue11, Sunday, Aug. 21, 1960 1 t'omeroy newspaper circulated board and was drowned. This single deck sidewheel packet being built at the Kanawha Dock th•y were ptid ~fl. ,und woul(l D.C., was · the .a ~~~~iiiiaa;O;;-'";;;;;;;;;=""'"""'-""'--""'iiii""'"'""i a report that a veteran river- was in the year 187'1 or 18, says which operated in the GaUipolis- Co. at Pt. Pleasan4 will have have to board themselves unlil made by secretiry H. II man, captain Dor de Wolle, tor Captain Ira. and the tragedy oo- Parkersburg trade in the 1870's. 14x& machinery. The new toW· lhe next riij'-came f!l. make the. llie'!'s at ,the ~a~ me·e!lrol many years pilot of the Pome- curred at the foct of Gallipolis She was buill at Ironton in that boat is about ready to be launch- next trip. :;.. ?. · lhe Chambet of Ci/mmerce , roy-Mason ferryboat Champion Island. II he remembers cor- decade lor the Gallipolis-Par· ed. The Davidson is a staunch This woold equarn a day ta· the Ho&'l Frederick lui .,_.....,••1 No. 3, had retired. The report rectly, when the minister at· kersburg trade and ran in oppo· built craft. king In 'the time they Wef'! !here, lie said tha.t in respect to .. tater proved false. tempted to dr.aw a bucke.l of sition to the Chesapeake whtcn two trips, ~ a month, equals suggestiOn fr<lll) the cOIIlmlltie This news in itself was not so water from the river . while the was owned principally by Cap- THE DAYS FOR large tows -~ a day, while Kabawha OP"f· on river l!nprovem~nt, of whlab ~··· ar~<tiit.iroed ' unusual. There was, however, last Katy-Did was under full tain A. J. Williamson of Galli· of coal being shipped out of ators pay $5 • day· and IU8ran· W.A. WernlJIIIer _'fa · chalrmail, • jioiwiM tloo •CM!It work ct.K quite a bit of background rna- headway, the bucket jerked 1 polis, who ran the Chesapeake Pitlsburgh are passed and gone, tees ' the pilots 10 months · a he has taken the maUer up wi\li ani~all•. Ran.4 tftial on Captain de Wolle. It him intn the river when it filled and the Emma Graham between but not forgotten, says the year which Ia equal !o ,1,500 a qthorl\ies al washington. The · IJOilltruetloa, dar· ptompted River News writer with water. The Katy-Did was Gallipolis and Parkersburg on Waterways Journal. year for gqod first class pilots. site has already been purcha• .... """' .;.a ..,;tly 1 . .rated dr.I.Witr~•· for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune then running from Gallipolis to opposite days, . each making Where there were 18 firms · ed.. . AS£ i•eka ~ to recall .a story told by Cap- Ravenswood. three roundtrips a week and shipping coal in coal boats and Aug. 9, !Ill - The towboat ,' . . , ..... 1 ........ taln de Wolfe about a tragedy _ C• M rarrying the U.S. Mail. barges _to Cincinnati, Looisville, George Matheson of the Hat- Engineers, dec~l\ands ' . ua tbat took place on the Ohio Ri· Aot. 211 • 1911 a,tatn • 11 The Katy-Did was very fast, MemphiS and New Orleans, only field Coal Co., IS reported to ~men for tDwboail and IRIIId ver at Gallipolis. Brown says he ~ell ~emem~rs had four engines, and could out· one firm, the Diamond . Coal have struck. the lock wall at diggers are , wanted al Pltllt- . 11 was about an excursion trip tt.e drowmng 0 . t e mlms er run the Chesapeake and always Co., IS the only one to sh1p coal Dam No. 6 m the ·Kanawha Rl· burgh at once by the Rodgers ~pade over 40 years before with from the Katy·Did, which Cap- heat her up the river. Later the to a southern market. This na· ver and knocked !he end out of Sand Co.. for nlghl wort, "" · Ph , 446-3291 601 Secorid Ave. several ministers and their fam- tam dhe Wolle rela::'\ rec~nUy. two lines were consolidated with turaliy throws a great mony out a loaded coal ba~ge. The bar110 cording. to advices received ' ilies on board who were going to says t e Pomeroy 81 ey ews. Captain Williamson the princl· of work and out ol gond paying was run to the shore and si· by Col. John L. Vance. a· Baptist Association conven· Captam Brown was '".com· pal stockholder, and the Katy- jobs. High class pilots and cap· phons were .quickly put into the Lock ~nd Dam 2( located liOn being held at New Haven, I~and of the H~m~'"f· Bl~ 0:: Did was sold to Charles Ward, tains wbo have lost their jobs sinking craft, which was saved: Millersport Is to be put 'In \Y. va. a ~po 18 . 3 the boilermaker ol Charleston, have positions on land at better Coal mines ol West Virginia work wiD begin soon according 1 e yracuse On the way up the river, one and met the Katy-Did a_l Middle· W. Va .. who used her to intrn- wages than was being paid by produced 80 mlllio'a tons of lo word recelired bere and at . / of the preacher> fell overboard p~rt, where!ey ;~re mform~ duce the Ward boilers. some owners of steamboats. coal the pAsl year, up to July I. Huntington. · and. was drowned. He carried a 0 the tra_g Y· , ey wale Captain Dor de Wolfe was a Seven mUiion bushels of thiS Aag. lt, 1811 - Towboat Mar· small satchel with him which for the mimste~ s bndy on the towboat master and pilot for · 111E RIVER COAL Co., who roal were shipped .to ·market in garel Sank at Racine. The IDW· his brother ministers opened af· way to Galhpohs~He s;ys the many years out of the Pomeroy are now loading coal on the Ka· barges on the ~real Kanawha boat Margaret owned by lhe ter the tragedy . They were mi~IS~ at~mpt ~th raw up Bend in the pslmy days when nawha River and at Huntington, and Ohio Rivers. Sheridan and Kirk Company, ahockt!d to find 1 pint of red 1~ " uc el 0 water w 1 rnpe the Silas P. Coe, Charley Me· W. Va. have attempted to ruo · . . and used at Dam 24, under con"""' in the preacher's grip. and wh~n the current struck the Donald, Condor, and Abe Me· four boats from these points, Aug. 1%, 1111 - . HUNTING- structlon at Racine, sank severIlls body was tater recover~. bucket 11 pulled him overboard. Donald and other well-known namely: Charley Brown, Crul· TON HEARS DII!Il p Is 'l'o Be al days ago. The current moved ' The story was recalled by a 1 Some time after they reached towboats of that day were push· ser, Bertha and Exporter. Built As Soon As Plans Are the sunken boat aroond and she couple of veteran rivermen. and ' Gallipolt. some youJIII men who ing coal and salt south to Cin· Quite a number of Pittsburgh Ready: is nnw reported Ill be listed. Ontheir recollectioM were retold were out fishing near Clipper cinnati and Louisville markets. pilot."' have gone down to these Assurances that, as a ,sequel ly a small crew was on board ir ensuing River News items iR Mill, about three miles below boats to make trips to Louisville Ill the $5 million Congressional when the accident occurred. 1 Tribune, as follows: the Gallipolis, saw a bucket floating · Here are a few other brief and Cincinnati but returned appropriatl<ln lor continued im· Captain Capehart was master · down the river. Upon rowing out Riv., News items from the Gal- home disgusted. They could not provements of the Ohio River, and pilot ol the boat. The I. . Aug. %1, 1911- Captain Ira Ito it, they discovered the body lipolis Daily Tribune of 50 stand the pressure to bear on Dam 'll, just east of Huntington, garet was buill at Allegheny, Pa. HunliJIIIton says he was on the or the minister at the other end years ago: them of $5 a day rullltlng Ume, will be built as iloon as the plans in 1910. The boat will be raised JI JtJty·Did as clerk woen .. the of tbe rope, be having a dl!llth and it took six days to make a can be completed and bids re- as snon as possible. ·Ailli ·- · ••·te ... ,, Nc,w · Fr~nch.. City Pre.s~ · 5 Augu~t !: 11 Tbe Almanac News Highlights By United Preulnlmlallonal WEEK'S WEATHER Today Is Sunday Aug 21 the 2.\lfollrodw.day of 1966. with llz to pr~lpitatton, • Count•tans Wrapped Up ID • Thetr• Fair• the past Week · :·Metgs :';By Dwlgbt C. Wetberboft IN EIG CU ' MEIGS M 8. UNTV ;:._ f COUNTIANS h a v de .,.,n ocused on the . 103r Me1gs County Fa!f that •wuedng imto action Tuesday. and c108 Is gates Saturday mght. The fwst days attendance was almost doub96le5 thadl theof I he opipentyer re Wll wahs 1 'atanthe fa!f en w see ' over 500 t ·e Ph' I H"ll f . en n s. . 1. 1. 0 Racme _had the of ... the first tiCket Sev Ky ., as the result of injuries received in an auto accident on May 29. on Rt. 124, Jn Syracuse. ~nnual .~ ~haSJng r-· ~ral dJS~mctwn . ·. 2 ~~ welled ' allstro . 1 crothwds .. 8 'ggest e II"1 auto lbrill show and Bi Bend Talent Case was gsold out for !loth perfo lh c . r an es. a ac 1ons were ~Iii . MEIGS LOCAL School DiS· I.J'ict adopted a new salary ~ule this week . It ranges &Om a one • year contract for those withoot a degree $4,· to , , for tbose 81 with 5 7110degree, and eight 100master's 8 !f more years of ·uporience: flye teachers were employed '"' ·the Southern ~ , --al School ., iild coming out of 8 big hole, the district only needs two more elementary teachers and 'erl!lgh school comml!1"cial Ill complete the staff. teach· RT. 33 RELOCATION, wbicb provided for a four-lane highway from Rock g · I prmgs • rwm, IS beiJIII delayed a" rdlng to John Dowler State tllgh\Vay Division engineer - . . ., t .,_ .b passed and only 11 will have . to be reinspected. Gallipolis The moon is between buses passed IOU per cent. ; phase ,and first quarter. School announcements are ginning to appear, and everv· The morning stars are Mars, Day .. Hlih .Low Weather MIDDLEPORT residents are thing is about set for the Venus, Mercury, Jupiter and Sun... .... ....... P 113 70 Fair 70 looking forward to the annual GALLI A IS apparently exper- ing a week hence. IIBnnan Sa tun•. MTueon. .. · "" ·" • 110 hand concert and ice cream iencing a period of lawnes•· Trace Boosters held a There are evening stars. '· • "" ""' .. social that will he presented on ness, with a large number of shew Friday to raise money Princess Margaret of En- Wed. .. .. ........ 8'1 5I Fair the high school lawn Aut!. 25. thefts being reported the past for building football bleechers. gland was born on thll day In Thur. ..... ..... 11 04 51 1930 The committees for. the event week. they Gallia Fri.... · ..· ""' Fair b k ·Last to thSunday Bob Evnight Sa h ld County I t Medical . I On· this da]ln hlatoq : Sat .. , . · ..... · ... · n l'alr were annollJIC¢ thiS week. ro e m e ans us- e an ns ructiona In )M• Leo Trots"' one of - Report up .. pr••"' llmt age Shop at Rio Grande and the use of a sliJIII ~. n "' ' '" ... · WILLIAM'S Nationw'ide soft· todk over $111 from the cash for determining It . the mam builders of Averap higb -temperature· for IS communism was the """ l!il• year 85.4, last ball team is representing the drawer. During the same per· safe to practice football in . . '. county in the state tournament iod thieves breke a lock on a extreme heat, with county '" ¥ex•co City. Ave'Uf ~- low !fmno•ature ·'" Hami·uon. pump at the E· R. Wallace ser. coaches· A meeting for a study· s'"te cUmatologisl, wbo s~•e the w t1t11 year ,If, !all Ytllf II vice station in an effort w steal of how to aveid grid WI Y"THE BUIEST GROUP 1n gasoline. Later in the week has been set up lor I on the activities of the l5.8. '" . •• . . . bureau. Amyl Hallett, who had for I Middleport last weekend was some chickens, and other Items Hospital. been charged with sodomy, Jill' the crew of the eme<gency were taken at the borne of pled guilty and was · taken to 'dita for squad, which made four runs lo Tom Porter on Clay Cllapel Rd. GALLIPOLIS ~::::::::\, •-a for a perlnd of Wser· t1t11 y. lilt ~\II' assist those in distress. Willard Vanco reported to po- board proposed an ~ """ lice that some one bad stolen study for the local pool to vation. Fred Walker, "''eelpllliliODI UNDER THE National De- nti0 worth of tools from hiS determine liS exact condition. native, who_ ataiiiOOrtedh his •··••• · . lng career m as """"'!· fense Education Ac4 1,000 stu· truck parked m a grocery pork- John Mllhoun. pool manager, In Waabiogton where he was dents m southeastern Ohio will lng lot. Three youths and· a reported the take at the pool usoclated the Ollion pubget aid as they attend the five juvenile were arrested for an so far is over $1,000. '!be ll tlo "Tr d Unionist., Mr institutions of higher learning. apparent attempt of gasoline will close Aug. 28, and ;a EnM U:d e ld theft at the home of Keith Ty- for the Labor Day weekend • w;..ctie IN GAWA COUNTY ler 80 Rt. 160• near North quietly obseMied her Nth . LAST SUNDAY was an ac- Gallia llil!h. A STUDY of subdivision re- d~ at the borne of her dough1 ··• tJYe .. day Ifor many Galllans and GALLIPOLIS fi d gulations . I was In carried. out . at thed 1erYan d son·In•Ia w' Genera .. ~ 1 VISitors rom afar. remen ma e city p ann g commiSSIOn, an M Ge B sh Gallipol!J three runs this week, all io final action will ceme together s:,s- 1 Mge 11 u 0'f n p 11 nd. OUR HOUSE museum after about 24 hours. The first was with the thoroughfare a[fprov· M s .;_-nat ve or a • months of rehabilitall.;, and to a grass fire near the city al for the area. A story 1 ;;;;;"''I;;.';;;;;;;;un;i;y.;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; restora~, wu ope11ed to garage and while there they the blood situation for elective to the public. Hundreds u1 visitors were summoned to a car lire surgery was published, and ~ the ancient inn, _and ad· at Addison oo Rt. 7. Early Fri· stressed the shortage, and total Illired the transfonnat1on that day they doused another car cellapse 10 several surroundllll! had taken place. lire at Bol· Evans ~nve-In. eoubties, that makes tho SJttla· tioo critical. One of the additions to the BASIL WHITIINGTON 34 · hich ed · ' ' 0t11 "';tiontte' wtl attralcht hal Pt. Pleasant, waa a lucky ma_n EDWARD_ ERVIN , present terrain on Sunday. The flight continued until 7:30 p. m. The event was spon,.red by lhe Gallia Soil and Water Conser· vatlon agency. · inJ::f~::: ~ F~ ~ ' F~ir ~ •~ SAVl 140.95 A·barg.oilo kb Ibis II posoiblt lieca• • • • alii_._ JiM.i · ~ ' ' ' Pr<>Yince- bougiij .. ...._ ~- ----..1 ., of 1he ,•.L~, ,... 'n.o"c 'A' • ......._ _.__ ..;.;;_ ~~ · '"' -, ,.-- - - .......,..· .· . Dekn<e Gluollty ~ iull Jdoul ' . _... . ·~ !I' A . 'I • ..,_ PI' opportunity lor M -ico'e fiMat ·. 1 ,. t . . ., ,~· )'OU 1o ~_,. ~ l!lred pieces at ''"' "" --"-- .......... llolto..o.:....o... . . ....._ , . 11 tn.l ,. , O<dinary ~ "'-·-· '-'- .- · • " _ '' • . . ~ •···lit: ·-. s, -u ·--t:J • - · • • .,....... dLE ..... . t~:::=-~~=.~ Gaa:~·po~l~is; \:~~,=~tlfNI• ... ..• ... • . with ~ Cap~· ~cDa;;, ~te':.boatrna~ ') fo 0 a n en~ was e r Thursday morrung As h1s county engmeer af M o r g a n · u.e;pubolicom milk truck approached tbe rail· county will be the .. road crossllll! above Cheshire and he ·applied bls brakes fo; · they failed, · an oncoming tram, and he leaped from the truck without injury before his vebl" le wu hit, with heavy damage to the whOle front end. candidate for that office in Nov 8 election He has been . . enginee( In Morgan Coonty for 18 years and I! a former restdent of 'Gailia County. Edwin McCormick, Fairfield weather obseMier wu presented the 1fMm award one of 25 In the GALLIA 'COUNTY school eounlry fer 'outstand!Dfl voIunbuses numberin« 116 were in· leer service at Tuesday!s Rospected enmuae. Fifty • two tary meeting by Marvlll Mu"er, II WITH ~ Open On Weelc Days from 9:15 toS:()O · Friday from 9:0(> ro---8:00-:- Sotutday from 9:00 to 9:00 ACCORDING 1'0 TJ.IE PAPE14 1-E WILl. Be : . HE~ A'T 7:30P.M. SAFETY AND AT ·iii the ~~such a·$b1tj'' ms&J .'',• .. I • 1111d Black.·Yoti're the snappiest I!IP~ !!Pi.Pmaust, •• · AS SEEN GALLIPOLIS ;j·~ ·. ·. ~.-··· . jt: SAVINGS . :;,) - ' ' " ~ &LOAN c=o~ . '' Opp. Post OfflC41 Chllipoi""Ohlo . ' .. u~yp:uR CHARQJ 1 A~UNT AT .. · .. ' .1 '. . •, ',• . ' ·. SHOP FRIDAY ,NiTt -: UtmL 8:00 P~M. •'•· .0 m:::~t~_1o!f::~=t;.;· ~soe,.ft You're just' ll'•at, little !Milly Jlllic YoiJ make the kidskin up~rs. You take the tlpie .for.: comfort, too, with 'l'ben.you'laugb at the gay way .u 'an g\)el' . ·· . · I'm. with you. all the wa:y b•ck-totlt:hoOI, . ' . This Week At Elberfeld$.In :Pomeroy. . '· ·' Select Your Boys ... Girls School Clothes -.. ~; lilt ~ r--• 1°month was supposed 1ext but will tobeheh let ld which has been installed .1n d e lhe tap room. Many other Ill· ' . uel 10 a 1ag 1n pr_operty ap- leresting items of hisfllric inr 8l!a s a 1ong the right 1ray. which is com licated bof teresl . . have been a.dded ·. Am~1111 IU bel . . P . Y offiCials of the Ohio H1Stor1cal . ng '" a 000 1bearmg area. Society attending was William ONE OF THE largest suits in Keener, curator of his~elg& Court was !lied this lory. The museum will be open eek b Dan S Bo eveey day, except Monday from Y no ue wers of now until it closes Oct Columbus for 135 000 against Th · 30· " Lee Crisp of Sand H k ere were 190 person• who iii-Ii Y 00 • toek the air tour over Gallia !! ..Temperature . . weather condWOns lor each :Mbout period as recorded by ••w Pete McCormick • at FairDeld weather station. ...t.··· · days the paid admiSsion '!'enl over the 2,000 Over ODD "seasoo ticket"mark.holders Furniture Sale �,, . I ' ' ~ .. ' ~~ ' . / ''' ' \,. '.\" .l .,. '· ,:-J. I' '' '"·\, '• ' ' • ' .i '. '· ·} :, , Years Ago on the River ,. ;. .. ''. . ·~ Tragedy of Drowned Baptist Ministei'' Had itS _UnusUal :Side bo~ i~to cord~. ., ' j. ·~, ' '' . ' ' .., ' I} ~ . ·-1- ' < ~ ~ · . BY DICK 1110MAS · Baptist preacher Captain Dor Krip on the iope. , ADJ. I, lilt - The new PlltS· trip. When the came hu · .aiade Fi!iy years ago this month, a de Wolle tells about, fell over· \ The Katy-Did was • very fast borgh towboat J . K. Davidson; Pt. Pleasant ' and HunllJIIIton, Ch1el of Englneerst,,::::. lo:.,l'l'be SUnday Thnt!l!.Simtfue11, Sunday, Aug. 21, 1960 1 t'omeroy newspaper circulated board and was drowned. This single deck sidewheel packet being built at the Kanawha Dock th•y were ptid ~fl. ,und woul(l D.C., was · the .a ~~~~iiiiaa;O;;-'";;;;;;;;;=""'"""'-""'--""'iiii""'"'""i a report that a veteran river- was in the year 187'1 or 18, says which operated in the GaUipolis- Co. at Pt. Pleasan4 will have have to board themselves unlil made by secretiry H. II man, captain Dor de Wolle, tor Captain Ira. and the tragedy oo- Parkersburg trade in the 1870's. 14x& machinery. The new toW· lhe next riij'-came f!l. make the. llie'!'s at ,the ~a~ me·e!lrol many years pilot of the Pome- curred at the foct of Gallipolis She was buill at Ironton in that boat is about ready to be launch- next trip. :;.. ?. · lhe Chambet of Ci/mmerce , roy-Mason ferryboat Champion Island. II he remembers cor- decade lor the Gallipolis-Par· ed. The Davidson is a staunch This woold equarn a day ta· the Ho&'l Frederick lui .,_.....,••1 No. 3, had retired. The report rectly, when the minister at· kersburg trade and ran in oppo· built craft. king In 'the time they Wef'! !here, lie said tha.t in respect to .. tater proved false. tempted to dr.aw a bucke.l of sition to the Chesapeake whtcn two trips, ~ a month, equals suggestiOn fr<lll) the cOIIlmlltie This news in itself was not so water from the river . while the was owned principally by Cap- THE DAYS FOR large tows -~ a day, while Kabawha OP"f· on river l!nprovem~nt, of whlab ~··· ar~<tiit.iroed ' unusual. There was, however, last Katy-Did was under full tain A. J. Williamson of Galli· of coal being shipped out of ators pay $5 • day· and IU8ran· W.A. WernlJIIIer _'fa · chalrmail, • jioiwiM tloo •CM!It work ct.K quite a bit of background rna- headway, the bucket jerked 1 polis, who ran the Chesapeake Pitlsburgh are passed and gone, tees ' the pilots 10 months · a he has taken the maUer up wi\li ani~all•. Ran.4 tftial on Captain de Wolle. It him intn the river when it filled and the Emma Graham between but not forgotten, says the year which Ia equal !o ,1,500 a qthorl\ies al washington. The · IJOilltruetloa, dar· ptompted River News writer with water. The Katy-Did was Gallipolis and Parkersburg on Waterways Journal. year for gqod first class pilots. site has already been purcha• .... """' .;.a ..,;tly 1 . .rated dr.I.Witr~•· for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune then running from Gallipolis to opposite days, . each making Where there were 18 firms · ed.. . AS£ i•eka ~ to recall .a story told by Cap- Ravenswood. three roundtrips a week and shipping coal in coal boats and Aug. 9, !Ill - The towboat ,' . . , ..... 1 ........ taln de Wolfe about a tragedy _ C• M rarrying the U.S. Mail. barges _to Cincinnati, Looisville, George Matheson of the Hat- Engineers, dec~l\ands ' . ua tbat took place on the Ohio Ri· Aot. 211 • 1911 a,tatn • 11 The Katy-Did was very fast, MemphiS and New Orleans, only field Coal Co., IS reported to ~men for tDwboail and IRIIId ver at Gallipolis. Brown says he ~ell ~emem~rs had four engines, and could out· one firm, the Diamond . Coal have struck. the lock wall at diggers are , wanted al Pltllt- . 11 was about an excursion trip tt.e drowmng 0 . t e mlms er run the Chesapeake and always Co., IS the only one to sh1p coal Dam No. 6 m the ·Kanawha Rl· burgh at once by the Rodgers ~pade over 40 years before with from the Katy·Did, which Cap- heat her up the river. Later the to a southern market. This na· ver and knocked !he end out of Sand Co.. for nlghl wort, "" · Ph , 446-3291 601 Secorid Ave. several ministers and their fam- tam dhe Wolle rela::'\ rec~nUy. two lines were consolidated with turaliy throws a great mony out a loaded coal ba~ge. The bar110 cording. to advices received ' ilies on board who were going to says t e Pomeroy 81 ey ews. Captain Williamson the princl· of work and out ol gond paying was run to the shore and si· by Col. John L. Vance. a· Baptist Association conven· Captam Brown was '".com· pal stockholder, and the Katy- jobs. High class pilots and cap· phons were .quickly put into the Lock ~nd Dam 2( located liOn being held at New Haven, I~and of the H~m~'"f· Bl~ 0:: Did was sold to Charles Ward, tains wbo have lost their jobs sinking craft, which was saved: Millersport Is to be put 'In \Y. va. a ~po 18 . 3 the boilermaker ol Charleston, have positions on land at better Coal mines ol West Virginia work wiD begin soon according 1 e yracuse On the way up the river, one and met the Katy-Did a_l Middle· W. Va .. who used her to intrn- wages than was being paid by produced 80 mlllio'a tons of lo word recelired bere and at . / of the preacher> fell overboard p~rt, where!ey ;~re mform~ duce the Ward boilers. some owners of steamboats. coal the pAsl year, up to July I. Huntington. · and. was drowned. He carried a 0 the tra_g Y· , ey wale Captain Dor de Wolfe was a Seven mUiion bushels of thiS Aag. lt, 1811 - Towboat Mar· small satchel with him which for the mimste~ s bndy on the towboat master and pilot for · 111E RIVER COAL Co., who roal were shipped .to ·market in garel Sank at Racine. The IDW· his brother ministers opened af· way to Galhpohs~He s;ys the many years out of the Pomeroy are now loading coal on the Ka· barges on the ~real Kanawha boat Margaret owned by lhe ter the tragedy . They were mi~IS~ at~mpt ~th raw up Bend in the pslmy days when nawha River and at Huntington, and Ohio Rivers. Sheridan and Kirk Company, ahockt!d to find 1 pint of red 1~ " uc el 0 water w 1 rnpe the Silas P. Coe, Charley Me· W. Va. have attempted to ruo · . . and used at Dam 24, under con"""' in the preacher's grip. and wh~n the current struck the Donald, Condor, and Abe Me· four boats from these points, Aug. 1%, 1111 - . HUNTING- structlon at Racine, sank severIlls body was tater recover~. bucket 11 pulled him overboard. Donald and other well-known namely: Charley Brown, Crul· TON HEARS DII!Il p Is 'l'o Be al days ago. The current moved ' The story was recalled by a 1 Some time after they reached towboats of that day were push· ser, Bertha and Exporter. Built As Soon As Plans Are the sunken boat aroond and she couple of veteran rivermen. and ' Gallipolt. some youJIII men who ing coal and salt south to Cin· Quite a number of Pittsburgh Ready: is nnw reported Ill be listed. Ontheir recollectioM were retold were out fishing near Clipper cinnati and Louisville markets. pilot."' have gone down to these Assurances that, as a ,sequel ly a small crew was on board ir ensuing River News items iR Mill, about three miles below boats to make trips to Louisville Ill the $5 million Congressional when the accident occurred. 1 Tribune, as follows: the Gallipolis, saw a bucket floating · Here are a few other brief and Cincinnati but returned appropriatl<ln lor continued im· Captain Capehart was master · down the river. Upon rowing out Riv., News items from the Gal- home disgusted. They could not provements of the Ohio River, and pilot ol the boat. The I. . Aug. %1, 1911- Captain Ira Ito it, they discovered the body lipolis Daily Tribune of 50 stand the pressure to bear on Dam 'll, just east of Huntington, garet was buill at Allegheny, Pa. HunliJIIIton says he was on the or the minister at the other end years ago: them of $5 a day rullltlng Ume, will be built as iloon as the plans in 1910. The boat will be raised JI JtJty·Did as clerk woen .. the of tbe rope, be having a dl!llth and it took six days to make a can be completed and bids re- as snon as possible. ·Ailli ·- · ••·te ... ,, Nc,w · Fr~nch.. City Pre.s~ · 5 Augu~t !: 11 Tbe Almanac News Highlights By United Preulnlmlallonal WEEK'S WEATHER Today Is Sunday Aug 21 the 2.\lfollrodw.day of 1966. with llz to pr~lpitatton, • Count•tans Wrapped Up ID • Thetr• Fair• the past Week · :·Metgs :';By Dwlgbt C. Wetberboft IN EIG CU ' MEIGS M 8. UNTV ;:._ f COUNTIANS h a v de .,.,n ocused on the . 103r Me1gs County Fa!f that •wuedng imto action Tuesday. and c108 Is gates Saturday mght. The fwst days attendance was almost doub96le5 thadl theof I he opipentyer re Wll wahs 1 'atanthe fa!f en w see ' over 500 t ·e Ph' I H"ll f . en n s. . 1. 1. 0 Racme _had the of ... the first tiCket Sev Ky ., as the result of injuries received in an auto accident on May 29. on Rt. 124, Jn Syracuse. ~nnual .~ ~haSJng r-· ~ral dJS~mctwn . ·. 2 ~~ welled ' allstro . 1 crothwds .. 8 'ggest e II"1 auto lbrill show and Bi Bend Talent Case was gsold out for !loth perfo lh c . r an es. a ac 1ons were ~Iii . MEIGS LOCAL School DiS· I.J'ict adopted a new salary ~ule this week . It ranges &Om a one • year contract for those withoot a degree $4,· to , , for tbose 81 with 5 7110degree, and eight 100master's 8 !f more years of ·uporience: flye teachers were employed '"' ·the Southern ~ , --al School ., iild coming out of 8 big hole, the district only needs two more elementary teachers and 'erl!lgh school comml!1"cial Ill complete the staff. teach· RT. 33 RELOCATION, wbicb provided for a four-lane highway from Rock g · I prmgs • rwm, IS beiJIII delayed a" rdlng to John Dowler State tllgh\Vay Division engineer - . . ., t .,_ .b passed and only 11 will have . to be reinspected. Gallipolis The moon is between buses passed IOU per cent. ; phase ,and first quarter. School announcements are ginning to appear, and everv· The morning stars are Mars, Day .. Hlih .Low Weather MIDDLEPORT residents are thing is about set for the Venus, Mercury, Jupiter and Sun... .... ....... P 113 70 Fair 70 looking forward to the annual GALLI A IS apparently exper- ing a week hence. IIBnnan Sa tun•. MTueon. .. · "" ·" • 110 hand concert and ice cream iencing a period of lawnes•· Trace Boosters held a There are evening stars. '· • "" ""' .. social that will he presented on ness, with a large number of shew Friday to raise money Princess Margaret of En- Wed. .. .. ........ 8'1 5I Fair the high school lawn Aut!. 25. thefts being reported the past for building football bleechers. gland was born on thll day In Thur. ..... ..... 11 04 51 1930 The committees for. the event week. they Gallia Fri.... · ..· ""' Fair b k ·Last to thSunday Bob Evnight Sa h ld County I t Medical . I On· this da]ln hlatoq : Sat .. , . · ..... · ... · n l'alr were annollJIC¢ thiS week. ro e m e ans us- e an ns ructiona In )M• Leo Trots"' one of - Report up .. pr••"' llmt age Shop at Rio Grande and the use of a sliJIII ~. n "' ' '" ... · WILLIAM'S Nationw'ide soft· todk over $111 from the cash for determining It . the mam builders of Averap higb -temperature· for IS communism was the """ l!il• year 85.4, last ball team is representing the drawer. During the same per· safe to practice football in . . '. county in the state tournament iod thieves breke a lock on a extreme heat, with county '" ¥ex•co City. Ave'Uf ~- low !fmno•ature ·'" Hami·uon. pump at the E· R. Wallace ser. coaches· A meeting for a study· s'"te cUmatologisl, wbo s~•e the w t1t11 year ,If, !all Ytllf II vice station in an effort w steal of how to aveid grid WI Y"THE BUIEST GROUP 1n gasoline. Later in the week has been set up lor I on the activities of the l5.8. '" . •• . . . bureau. Amyl Hallett, who had for I Middleport last weekend was some chickens, and other Items Hospital. been charged with sodomy, Jill' the crew of the eme<gency were taken at the borne of pled guilty and was · taken to 'dita for squad, which made four runs lo Tom Porter on Clay Cllapel Rd. GALLIPOLIS ~::::::::\, •-a for a perlnd of Wser· t1t11 y. lilt ~\II' assist those in distress. Willard Vanco reported to po- board proposed an ~ """ lice that some one bad stolen study for the local pool to vation. Fred Walker, "''eelpllliliODI UNDER THE National De- nti0 worth of tools from hiS determine liS exact condition. native, who_ ataiiiOOrtedh his •··••• · . lng career m as """"'!· fense Education Ac4 1,000 stu· truck parked m a grocery pork- John Mllhoun. pool manager, In Waabiogton where he was dents m southeastern Ohio will lng lot. Three youths and· a reported the take at the pool usoclated the Ollion pubget aid as they attend the five juvenile were arrested for an so far is over $1,000. '!be ll tlo "Tr d Unionist., Mr institutions of higher learning. apparent attempt of gasoline will close Aug. 28, and ;a EnM U:d e ld theft at the home of Keith Ty- for the Labor Day weekend • w;..ctie IN GAWA COUNTY ler 80 Rt. 160• near North quietly obseMied her Nth . LAST SUNDAY was an ac- Gallia llil!h. A STUDY of subdivision re- d~ at the borne of her dough1 ··• tJYe .. day Ifor many Galllans and GALLIPOLIS fi d gulations . I was In carried. out . at thed 1erYan d son·In•Ia w' Genera .. ~ 1 VISitors rom afar. remen ma e city p ann g commiSSIOn, an M Ge B sh Gallipol!J three runs this week, all io final action will ceme together s:,s- 1 Mge 11 u 0'f n p 11 nd. OUR HOUSE museum after about 24 hours. The first was with the thoroughfare a[fprov· M s .;_-nat ve or a • months of rehabilitall.;, and to a grass fire near the city al for the area. A story 1 ;;;;;"''I;;.';;;;;;;;un;i;y.;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; restora~, wu ope11ed to garage and while there they the blood situation for elective to the public. Hundreds u1 visitors were summoned to a car lire surgery was published, and ~ the ancient inn, _and ad· at Addison oo Rt. 7. Early Fri· stressed the shortage, and total Illired the transfonnat1on that day they doused another car cellapse 10 several surroundllll! had taken place. lire at Bol· Evans ~nve-In. eoubties, that makes tho SJttla· tioo critical. One of the additions to the BASIL WHITIINGTON 34 · hich ed · ' ' 0t11 "';tiontte' wtl attralcht hal Pt. Pleasant, waa a lucky ma_n EDWARD_ ERVIN , present terrain on Sunday. The flight continued until 7:30 p. m. The event was spon,.red by lhe Gallia Soil and Water Conser· vatlon agency. · inJ::f~::: ~ F~ ~ ' F~ir ~ •~ SAVl 140.95 A·barg.oilo kb Ibis II posoiblt lieca• • • • alii_._ JiM.i · ~ ' ' ' Pr<>Yince- bougiij .. ...._ ~- ----..1 ., of 1he ,•.L~, ,... 'n.o"c 'A' • ......._ _.__ ..;.;;_ ~~ · '"' -, ,.-- - - .......,..· .· . Dekn<e Gluollty ~ iull Jdoul ' . _... . ·~ !I' A . 'I • ..,_ PI' opportunity lor M -ico'e fiMat ·. 1 ,. t . . ., ,~· )'OU 1o ~_,. ~ l!lred pieces at ''"' "" --"-- .......... llolto..o.:....o... . . ....._ , . 11 tn.l ,. , O<dinary ~ "'-·-· '-'- .- · • " _ '' • . . ~ •···lit: ·-. s, -u ·--t:J • - · • • .,....... dLE ..... . t~:::=-~~=.~ Gaa:~·po~l~is; \:~~,=~tlfNI• ... ..• ... • . with ~ Cap~· ~cDa;;, ~te':.boatrna~ ') fo 0 a n en~ was e r Thursday morrung As h1s county engmeer af M o r g a n · u.e;pubolicom milk truck approached tbe rail· county will be the .. road crossllll! above Cheshire and he ·applied bls brakes fo; · they failed, · an oncoming tram, and he leaped from the truck without injury before his vebl" le wu hit, with heavy damage to the whOle front end. candidate for that office in Nov 8 election He has been . . enginee( In Morgan Coonty for 18 years and I! a former restdent of 'Gailia County. Edwin McCormick, Fairfield weather obseMier wu presented the 1fMm award one of 25 In the GALLIA 'COUNTY school eounlry fer 'outstand!Dfl voIunbuses numberin« 116 were in· leer service at Tuesday!s Rospected enmuae. Fifty • two tary meeting by Marvlll Mu"er, II WITH ~ Open On Weelc Days from 9:15 toS:()O · Friday from 9:0(> ro---8:00-:- Sotutday from 9:00 to 9:00 ACCORDING 1'0 TJ.IE PAPE14 1-E WILl. Be : . HE~ A'T 7:30P.M. SAFETY AND AT ·iii the ~~such a·$b1tj'' ms&J .'',• .. I • 1111d Black.·Yoti're the snappiest I!IP~ !!Pi.Pmaust, •• · AS SEEN GALLIPOLIS ;j·~ ·. ·. ~.-··· . jt: SAVINGS . :;,) - ' ' " ~ &LOAN c=o~ . '' Opp. Post OfflC41 Chllipoi""Ohlo . ' .. u~yp:uR CHARQJ 1 A~UNT AT .. · .. ' .1 '. . •, ',• . ' ·. SHOP FRIDAY ,NiTt -: UtmL 8:00 P~M. •'•· .0 m:::~t~_1o!f::~=t;.;· ~soe,.ft You're just' ll'•at, little !Milly Jlllic YoiJ make the kidskin up~rs. You take the tlpie .for.: comfort, too, with 'l'ben.you'laugb at the gay way .u 'an g\)el' . ·· . · I'm. with you. all the wa:y b•ck-totlt:hoOI, . ' . This Week At Elberfeld$.In :Pomeroy. . '· ·' Select Your Boys ... Girls School Clothes -.. ~; lilt ~ r--• 1°month was supposed 1ext but will tobeheh let ld which has been installed .1n d e lhe tap room. Many other Ill· ' . uel 10 a 1ag 1n pr_operty ap- leresting items of hisfllric inr 8l!a s a 1ong the right 1ray. which is com licated bof teresl . . have been a.dded ·. Am~1111 IU bel . . P . Y offiCials of the Ohio H1Stor1cal . ng '" a 000 1bearmg area. Society attending was William ONE OF THE largest suits in Keener, curator of his~elg& Court was !lied this lory. The museum will be open eek b Dan S Bo eveey day, except Monday from Y no ue wers of now until it closes Oct Columbus for 135 000 against Th · 30· " Lee Crisp of Sand H k ere were 190 person• who iii-Ii Y 00 • toek the air tour over Gallia !! ..Temperature . . weather condWOns lor each :Mbout period as recorded by ••w Pete McCormick • at FairDeld weather station. ...t.··· · days the paid admiSsion '!'enl over the 2,000 Over ODD "seasoo ticket"mark.holders Furniture Sale �. ·' '" ,• ..' , • ' ''·,. ., "•- '\1'· ~~ \, • ·• .· . . ( '• ••· r " ~ I' • ' ., ::1, Ti • ! w. .'. . .'". "'f . . . ' '' . .. 1' ; ' ··: ,.~ft - •I 'I.'· l• -. . ..... • I l I l' iI preacher~ ff 4ncl was drowned. ~ small satchel with hjs brother mlnistO! ter the tragedy. · ihoc~ to lind a p quor in the preacl l'lls body was !ole '"The story was n ! i ( t . ' i r·· •'"', c:ouple of veteran rl tbelr recollections ifi ensulng River N1 U.. Tribune, as fol ., . Aug. 23, 1911 - ' \, •~..: ... I. I, I i ; ;, ·- ' .:· .l . 11untington says he Jtpty-Did as clerk I. News High ! I :Meigs Ct w '~ l MEIGS CIJ .... :',By Dwight c. IN ., MEIGS COUNT!, ""'n focused en t annual Meigs Coun1 swung into action ~ closed Its gates Sat The first days at~ almost double tha opener In 1965, an• plenty to see at ~ ' over 800 entries. P · Racine had the ·d purcha!ling the first trol days the pal1 went over the 2.000 2,000 11 Season tJckel a!Ro swelled crow • t- r attractions were th lbriU show and Big , "'"" Case was s ..th perforlllances.. I I~; ~If I\•-'l MEIGS LOCAL 8 lrict adopted a D< ~ule this weeli 10m 1 one . year' those without a 100 to $5,700 for l a master's degree more years of e teachers were ·the Soutltern 1 · coming out of tile district only n< more elementary ~ •Jilgh school comm er to complete the .... de h •• • . '. ~· ' -~~~ ~ ~·-~ lor a W'I:NTIIROP fo~ tay from Rock Sl i. ~nrln, Is bei9c , Wi-ding to John· I) «rghway Division pe job was suppos ••t month, but " "' due to a lag in 1 • jll'alsalo along the r' lroy, which is com ' ru being in a coal "' .. : ONE OF THE lar1 ~ella Court was ~eek by Donna Sue Columbus for $85,t ~oy Lee Crisp of S I L El~ l. . .... . , ;_, I •'t~~.~~,... . • ' . , RT. 33 RELOC.M ~ovided . ',,:Friday . .. '' r:- On the way up d ' ... ~ Va. of the . '~-.: .t • . BY DICK~ 1Filly years ago Pinneroy newspa a report tbat • v man, Captain Dor many years pilot · roy-Mason ferrybo No. 8, had retlr~ taler proved false. This news In ilst unusual. There w quite a bit of Dat t:frlal on Captain jllllmpted a River for the Gallipolis [ to recall a story ~ taln de Wolfe abdo· tllat took place on ver at Gallipolis. It was about an e made over 40 year: several ministers a Uies on board wbo 1 a· Baptist Associa< lion ·being held at .' : ·,, -· I ~; ' ·'.i •• .. ;. t -- .. -- ,,- · ·- .. . ·cAPP · .. .. ~- ., . .. r ; • .. �i -~~ f, -. ,_ ' ' .1 '; ·' •,... ;, '\: ' ' # , :' " ,•. ·- ' '• ~.~ )• ,;> .~r ' ' I I~.~· ' ' ' 1 lv ' •' ., i '\ ! \ • ,,, .. ·' 1- Jl;' -i. • 1' ~ 1:1. -. q ~ •I I' ' l ag1 • IIY DICK , Fifty years Pinneroy newsp • report that a man, Captain Do; many years pilo~ roy-Mason ferry" No. s, had reUrt Later proved false · This news In I~ W.usuaL There i qulte a bit of ~tal on Captain jil'ompted a River for the Gallipolis I to recall .a story 1 lain de Wolfe abo tbat took place on \'er at Gallipolis. ~ It was about an ' ~Jtade over 40 year several ministers 1 llies on board who a- Baptist Associl don being held at '• i \' ~ ·~· .' '•, ;, ~ D• ,. , J •;, .I•• .. -; Yf. Va. ,and 2 - On the way up ~ of the preacher:-. ft .' Tbe-illt!l ; Ray,-t nd Alvino '"· and the Burtljjliit !1'8 auto lllrm ...... '1!1<1. was drowned.' small satchel wit~ hd! brother rninisti! .· ter the tragedy . ' ~hocked to find a 1 quor in the preac ~is body was late .'"The story was 1'1 couple of veteran ri tbeir recollections ir. ensuing River N• the Tribune, as fol ' md t and -.Jimmy:! westeru "' , . S!Dgers, . Jimmy DeaD 'NJMo and 11M! Hmlciill ISley I llS. • ·- Jimllly lJeaa . . ,, :k .. " 100" ea., VSACillllCIIiiMil lo race with a · 1 lbo 1<11111 llnU / '' , Aug. 211, 1911 - dlsplaJ. Huntington says he Katy-Did as clerk NewsHig~ :Meigs e : ')ly Dwight c. w IN MEIGS CU .,MEIGS COUNTJ, ~ focused on t ... ....' iDnual Meigs Couni Swung into action , closed Its gates Sat The first days attl almost double tlla ' ..,, . t;lpener in 1965, an1 . .. plenty to see at ~ ~ over 800 entries. ~ .... , •"'( f.' ' . . t ">• , _., -. 1ttractions were th . '. ; . ·'lt ',' ; ,, ij~ isBack tbrill show and Bia ,, Case was •' both performances.; ""'w · MEIGS LOCAL S = . P Racine had the d purchasing the lint etal days the pat\ went over tile 2,000 :1,000 "season Ucket aiAO swelled crow 1?, ..... al Qndtmal. lrict adopted a Ill ule ~Is week · ,. •i'jl to!. a one • year·· thost wl~eut a IIi· 100 to 15,700 ror(li _master's degree ' . RT. 33 :ked why llbe - 'pioneer'' here, llllii ld: '"lbey sag ah'lt. ilu1 body <42-284)~ k lhiJ bea'a 1 Nil " llhe aald with l 1 more years ,j e teachers wen ·the Southern 'L! · coming out of 1 the district only Dl] inOi't elementary IIi jljlgh school comm< er to complete the rawl lbal would eiJ!t r111. "And~IUIIIII ,. 1leq . ". ]_.~·- ., / 1 heab ... I ·· ~rswilf'· ··- ... ~r Friday · ~2 RELOCA~ provided for a lou· iray from Rock S! Eai'dmg ~palaeLia pe Oldo (tlPJ) neu In lbe OirWin, is beiOI 1 to John I) (~Jbway Division . job was suppos' aext month. but .. _ ~P due to a tag In 1' praloals along the iray, which is com Ube p : officials lie its belns in a coaf bl : ONE OF THE lar1 l<!elp Court was fleel: by Donna Sur Columbus for $3~,( tioy Lee Crisp of S . ' ' 8IICI SOCial .... the IS-Itale - !nc!ndlng 8lld '• i -l -l · Friday . I �'r ·> •; J .. J • .I . ,- ,. \. ,., ·i•' -' I'IIB BORM '· .....-~-----. "·. .• •~ • J ~ ..' 1 Flfty years f'iimeroy new~ a report that ~ man, Captain Doo many years P!l\11 roy-Mason letjl No. S, had~ later proved ~ This news tJliit by I' . ~ .. :':\ ',.•. '. \~ •• . ' ~'• t' unusuaL The i • quite a bit of\!" • tfl'ial on Cap!¥' ptompted a RID for the Gallipoljs '' '' ~ 10 recall .a stOI')' taln de Wolfe ab l,llat lOok plac(o ~er at Gallipo!IJ. It was about 811 made over 40 Jieo several ministers Uies on board wiK a: Baptist Assricl tlOn being held a • l' f• I i'' ., ' ,~, ' " -~ ·..• ••';·. .... . •=t1, • .·. •' w. '! ' Va. On the way UP. ' ll of the preacherh and. was drowned. mall satchel wit hiS brother mlnift ter the tragedy[ ihocked to find I ~· .{uClf in the prea liis body was Ill "The story was couple of veteran . tlielr recollectiollll it1 ensuing River l the Tribune, as r~ ' ' • . Aug. 2S, 1911 - 'i• ~untington says h i(atY·Did as clerk ·! •.• NewsHig :\ }~ ! :Meigs ( WM~'fiS DON•T THE · T~OU8LE '7 • I<NOW 'lET! IT JUJT SUDDENLY STALI.EO/ ,i'VE THE OIOVOUC~ECK "fl.IE GAS GAuGE TH~ COIL;rt-IE 6ENE.RATOR. ~ND THE I=UEL PUMP/THEY SEI!M OI<•'II..Yf : ,By Dwigbt c. 1 IN MEIGS C .. MEIGS COUNT wen focused en atmual Meigs Cou lwung into action closed its gates Sa The first days at almost double th opener In 196S, a1 plenty to see at \} I ~. 'I ll' ~· I over 800 entries: · Racine had the ,W.chasing !he fir: era! days !he pa l)'ent over the 2,000 :,l.f)OO "season Uck· alse swelled cro J, r igblights of the. ftre typical of ·f Pomeroy, wu altractions were I tbriD show and ~ ~ti; Case was both performances is Back · MEIGS LOCAL trict adopted a . ~ule !hill ~ OWl& ltUm a one • y-.r those without a·· ~ 100 io f.\,100 rb~ a roaster's dei~• tr more yea~~ ·o ttye teachen we. ~1 the Southeril ii\d coming out t the district only illoi'e elementary ,ljlgb !Cbool coliu er to complete th k lhll baa'• ..... • 1111 laid wltb • raw! !bat would Cllll . .. ." rats. "ADd ah . . .. beea hnh ..... .. '. : ONE OF THE Ia ..•Iii Court lfas ifeek by Donna, Sl Columbus for $81 Lee Crisp of 'oy Sel El .._ 18 -lt ... ~rswnr~rFriday , RT. 33 RELO,::I prwided for a.1fc flay , fro~ R<qi ··.·· . : ~nvln, ts bell cording to Job~ ·I t~iahWay Divislcib 1,Jte job was suppc Jiext month. but . 9P due to a lag Jn pra!sals along the ;ray, which is .<!!' its being in a coar ! at(:lnc!nd. ked WbJ &be WI 'pioneer" here. !d: '"lbey IS!' ah'tf. iful body <ezwo.)"!: )palachfa , ' Oblo (tJPJ) mea ID lbe Obe p : offJclaiJ .It: ud 111$1 tbe !SCab! - llll:ludllli 111111 ·< ' -:..::::· �1, ·' ! ' ' '• I, ~~-. •,' ; -. . e. ,, :' .. :.. t• . ·e n..·tne I ' f,.. • ' ,, ... ' "~ l .. , . - _ , _,_ ... ~ -~· '· ( llitot.... ,.,. ,.,. .......... •. :.mEIDl.EPORJ. Qll() NO. 88 1Fifty years 1'1nneroy a report that ·a · man, Captain f)m many years p~ roy-Mason leri(Y,b No. S, had r~t later proved '""" 1 This news lnt~l: _1 unusual. Tile~~ ~ quite a bit ol ;it ' tfl'ial on Caphl/1' prompted I Rift! !Dr the Gallipoljs to recall a storr. lain de Wolle ab tl)at loOk place .o1 ver at Gallipolif. 11 was about liD made over 40 yei> several ministen Uies on board whc a Baptist Asso'c:t liOn being held a· l2 days - ooe day loncer than last year. The cast 'fHiures top names from the entertainment world aDd the sell have undergone a flS million la<eUftlnc- An "&ud· and. was drowned. small satchel wi~ his brother mini~ ter the tragedy! ibockl!d to lind ;; His Dody was tat :'The story was , c:ouple o( veteran i tbeir recollections ir1 ensuing River f tile Tribone, as !1 Rick Hawley on "Bachelor lloy~ owned by John Alienswas outrid;r for the 103rd annual Meigs County Fair. Haw· a cousin of Allensworth's who hiniaelf served as outrider for . Aug. 23, lllf Huntington says h ~aiY·Did as clerk - - - - - -- News.Hig. :Meigs ( c. , '. . ,a.'' .. . ! • •. .!. _, ' . ' .. • ---------------~--------~~ MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1966 ., be aiJIIIItllted by such events as auta and boree rlldnc. All the eventa are Included In tile admission price of $1 f o r adults and 25-<:enta for children six to 12. There lJ no charge lor entranceway on lith Ave. spell· lng out omo in huge letters, a $290,000 highway directors exhibit building and 1 $1 Ql]lllon borse barn and eJhlblt building. One of tile few things which ~· ~~J::~S:tr?'L:fch~ u:',; do. •• , ~ - 10 ys an Sept. 1 111111 2 Ohio State Fair Youth Choir. Family and Alvlm Re7. I_ ~ed~e o[dev.;:'ts ln!ud~ vision stars, and the Rnnl?ff 1 ng. an . • Drivers auto thrUJ llil!f; 1•tterB; thJody Mteeiller, edslnger; _FuJ.-d Sept. 3 and 4- JlmmJ 1er ro ers, nag song an country aDd weatem lfljjlift dance. (ll'OUp and Mark Wilsoo, CIUcli: Cassey Sinpn, ..... magiCian. from the Jimmy Dean ..._.. Aug. 'll and 28 - Bob Hop.; &ion show, and tll8 HauL - I ,. Lovin Spoonlul re<orcilll!l art- Hell Drivers. • isis; Rhodes Brothers, comedy Sept. 5 - Jimmy lleaa .... Bridget; third, Debbie All Star, and singing quartet from Co- the Chuck C...,. illlllllll!f · ,\ driven by Sid Spencer and own- lumbus, and Paula Wayne, "Buckeye 100" USAC.liii8CIIoaal by Jaoob Wlneberger GalU- Broadway musieal slar. midget .,Jo raea with • polia ' Aug. 'll (nigbt) - Miss USA .purse, IIIII 1111 11'11111 fiDIIe · - World Beauty Papant, Jill• flreworta dllplaJ, · .. ' •. ~· Case was MEIGS LOCAL trtct adopted a, ,· this- yell tho.. wlthout a ·i1 100 to $5,700 fOil , 1 master's deRfe m . ore years~f4 ve teacbers 'ftl .; the Southern and coming out o t~ district only 1 Jll!)te elementary .ljigh !!Chool eoriu er to complete th• . . E Meigs County's 1113rd Fair became probably the mOll sue cesslul In hllltory, Saturday aa 3,099 paid admlsalonl swelled the five-ilay tela! to 11,887. Uoofficlal records llldlcate the 1.818 fair edition OICtlded the previous top attendance ill recent hll!tory bY 1,200. The prevloul hlgb neon1 attendance w11 lor the IIIIlS tennlal fair wllln lO,a, perso111 Speticer\ol Pomeroy. Plactnt second In the first race was /ulle Brod, owned and by Dudley Mooo, Waablngloo C. H.: placing third waa Frisco Goon, owned and drlvea by J. C. Riley, Ironton. Secood race, lirst place, War-thy Flnl; second place, Julie Brod; third place, Cbampl<ml Morsan, owned and driven by Ray Newhart of Marietta. 'l'lltrd raoe, first place went paid sates.odmtploa ~ Altendanee thll- year Md bJ IJlOl'e than MOO the 1885 total wheu J,863 pall! were rectndecl. 'l'hl •lbndtmce for the lin~ day of tldt year's fair wu ·~ 64l mo:ft than tbe lll1lll cioy lilt , _ a,e7 paid to pus ·lbrou&h -!< . . ·' ii.Dd T~l~· Case, the directi111 Robert K. Hoelllch, qaln ed to be the b1f drswlng oard the (ll'andatand altracUons 81 2,SO'I persona paid to aee the two presentatlona. Fair altendance records dJd not Include the 2,1loo memberlblpi'Giellll oolcl. "An IDdlcaUOIII are that II wu ftt7 suceealul In every upeet," remarked Secretary Don Reuter on the lair today. Bora barneao racing rMulta sbowed Worthy Flnt winning flnl Ia the flnt aDd second races of the day. Wortby Fint, owned by Burdell McKIJmey of Middleport wu by Queena Oh,Frederick owned and by Robert o1~:drlven:::l leCOnd place, Ginny driven by Sid Spencer, by Cbarlea Ecker of GalllpoUa: thl.rd place, Kine llijjh, drlvea by A. Gabel, owned by Lym81l · Gates, Mt. SlerUng. . Fourth Raeo, fllat, Queens leCOIId, Kine Wgh: third, l'llnDitc. · '. both perfomances Terror Gangs Mount New Attacks I Hen ,._*'I . · ,Jiiltt - Jl!ll!i!! . ts• 1 rw, fl1'lt Sen~ ....;,,.1 by V. Britt, owned by K. Hsrper of Malap, Oblo; ...,.,nd, Tile Devils P&rdner, owned and drlvea by H. Fuller of _Croton; 'l'lltrd place, Belle's Bridget, driven by J. Jllmet~, RACE SCENE - ·Horse harness racin g was omi of the many highlights _of the. awned ~ E. H. and W. C. Hum- 1966 Meigs County Fair and close heats such as the one above were typical of "'--~ l>omeolroythe. da ,._, tbe three days of racing. "In contention, "driven by Sid Spencer of Pomeroy, wu winner of this race.-Sentlnel Photo. Ruuu race y, -·~ Chlef: Serond, Belle's Burlesque, with Kentucky Draw~ is Back COLUMBUS (UPO - 1 ~---- Is scbeduled to Bur- worried 'bout a sllly ol' law,'' burlesque bouse at CrJnal, return to said Miss Rage who is current- When asked wby abe IOlllo's capital city after a lew ly the feature at the Gayety picked to "pioneer" here,-~ absence. Rage replled: '"11m7 say ....... got a beautiful body <C-28-411,)"!' "Ah lhlDk thll ba'a 1 Nl1ll alee town," she aald witb • Kentucky drawl that would 1111!1 the Blue Crus. "And ah tGIIIIl lmow ... ah've ,._ lielh ,_. ·Leaders WiJ.f' - two hours.•• ·<. , ItT. 33 REL<JCI ..-.~ided lor a Jt fray from Rocl~>} V'rvlln, is bei" <Ordlng to Johrr,l ....• l~IJ/!I'Iay Divisiob !he job was supp< iext month, but ~ 'p WORLD due to a lag In along the whieh is C!!l Its being in a coafl ~&l!al• ••Y. 1 ~ ONE OF THE Ia Court wu by Donna .Ill £o!uimbus lor 1M Lee Crisp ol Sel - n. Jl......,.,. ...Nil '66 Fair Sets Record l{uor in the prea1 !Om a one. ..t; COLUMBUS <UP!) - '!be ience" of between 1.5 mDUon clllldren onder slx. wlll cost falrgoers money once Itiona! finals. . eUrlatn 1000 up Thursday on and 2 mlDloo penons Is expect. Also featured will be the na- they get Inside the gall!s Is food, AU&. :111, 30 aDd 11 - 1!!9 what lJ tout.!~ u the blaest ed to paaa through tile fair- tiona! fmals of the Mls8 USA- and there will be 150 standlo and Como; Hermall'l lleimlll, .... . show In Ohio - the 1.818 edl· grounds. World contest, and livestocll and restaurants where it wtll be Ish rock ani roll araap; Yl(!f lion of the State Fair. Amonc the entertainera who junior lairs billed as the largest a•ailable. Americans, slnsbll ·• · There'll be no eorly closing will puf,In appearances are Bob In the world. . peariJ>Il with Qmo; Daa ·· 1 for this show either, It's ltll'e to Hope, Cab callotway, Art Link· Improvements at the fair- ~~~t~n~ the : w~ll :: comedian; the Fuller . . eomplell! Us scheduled run ol letter and Perry Como, who will (ll'ounds Include a new $411,1100 g s marc ng 8 ';, • Mark Wilson, aDd CrmdJ Qf the preacher!- ~ule .j:l ' . ~·" ,, On the way up IN MEIGS C ., MEIGS COUNT ~ locused on 1nnual Meigs Cou. Swung into action closed Its gates S. The first days at olmost double th upener in 1965, a1 plenty to see at I over 800 entries. Racine had · the purchasing the !In eral days the po went over tbe 2,001 2,100 "aeason tick• ali!B swelled cro etb'actions were l !brill show and Bli . Curtain Raises ThurS w. va. .",By Dwlgbl 01 . ' .E - ! - .. ' _-. Confer Friday On Appalachia .- . ~":"" � 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 21, 1966 jenkins mccloud smith