https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/331dde4a6abb3d122a10209df21f549c.pdf 2d8cc72f5609b18db56adee2afcbd3bd PDF Text Text , f' /, . .., ., . " .' . ,.. .: ,, ' .:r•. .' I • ·.o-~: , • ' ' ' .:j ··:.: -~-.:~~~i~.-- '· _, . . . . .v ... ~· . . ,,., .I ,, .' . '• . ' r . , enttne y.·. _ .I ·•' ' • ' . • ,' ' ,·l ' VOL XVIU NO. 93 '· ' .1 ~ ;: o<! ' DHofed I'Gi file lntia"t•" Of 7'u Jlefp.Mama <4nra ' . ,;, •j IN '·. <l);r MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1966 ,.;; ' .. ~rJl:a oi(.IIO ' .. u • -:=~ ~ "' "'Cl .e.. e ::: - :; ~ #,,., c teachen ( ' '• ( at ·-- MEIGS > 111111el with thick \ '. ., .. ... . . .. ' ":'f. and Bend ne Ohio Rlv •• with schOoil day, but .t schools in ty . area IJI ,, An alteilli recorded ~ ! Hish on Ill week It '• lbe new School will. fll'lll of SU .Sullivan of 'bert Gilkej of PoUce, I motoristo 81 careful wllb ' ASsociation . • i' . Turnout o~ u . ' • r1 r U. S. Jets Sink PT Boat, Damage 2.Others in Rai WHAT D'YA. CALL THA'T ? · citcu)ation ' school. That Gallia Coun\ THE ME broke aU kr run last Wf ; had over 3,1 · which brous week to 11,1 not count th holders. Thj ancr. was J figures. Two Middl Ired Blrclt~ Mary. were a two ear Cl Rd. The olll (.'hapman of also iDjured. r ,.' .' • I MIDDLEPt ed Monday;· the construe OF A CUliURAL UPHEAVAL! ...... Hobsdr . fi>t1d .llayonela Sunday to keep 5,000 rrcreamlnl , lrnm Nqro demapslraton . I· WHAT rlVA.., YOU STUPID JERK! YOU'RE: LIVING. PROOF OF 1'1-E FACT lHAT llUS ClXJkl~ I~ 'SDRELY lkJ AJECD W4UWA'l'OIA, WIS. - NAUonal l1llrd lroope Jrranrllsbed . · A ~ ~OLWR~L CAl~ TAAT·r . L!f:'AeAYAL! . ' . . sewage sylli approval frO, er Pollution village' lot II the Cltlzeni the bdildln~ fate ·Jlepa ~ TWO R'I'. •J: have confess County shN' tbal "' vUlt they schD<:I'I vice station. ' . MEIGS Co ling • f.-.sh ' and shines L .- - --·---- · FIAT milo priced I!! the mark! •I FIAT.aut.t · ID 45 milt •'· . r FIAT glvo 11 &Xtras" at FIAT is lr• finest ecor FIA' . . u today· SHI FIAT loon, w. Yo. -- - - - I• c I I ...:.. ' '· ..• ' ' -· - . " . ' t ' . } ::.: I I ~. ~ .. ··;.·/ r\ <. . . ·J ".:-: _rt<·,..,.. .. ...."' "'-, .. . -'" <I; ' . ... - . ~ ill lbla _ . , Milwaukee ouburb. ! ll. wU th~ fin\ \IDle In " ' ' Jli~ry . ·I!Jal &Uif'dBmen ba~ ' bee~ called oul to meet a civil rlibll eritlf, �' I ' . ' ,, J, t • : ' '. " ."·; '., \ ·' I• ' 5 \>". llilllp SenUnel, PomeroJ:-IIkld)e(IOI:t, 0., Aug. '29, 1986--! r ' '1 ', - . ./>. ....... ,~ . ..... ~- ' ·"'' . 1- .: ".:. ,_: t If i. ' i t~·:,, .~ - ·~·~l· ~~i,, ~~ 'II~ 1111i '' ,....,.. I '"" ,,~ , • ~ ·~ -~vOTED 'fO I,.JERE.ST 01' ~ MliG~N' AREA l Richard S. Owen, Pllbllsber Chester fannehlll, Editor i ~ Publlslled ever) ~tei'DOOll Iexcept :S.turday 1 and sunday by The Ohio Va~ 3ey Publlshln~ Company, 110 Mechanic ::St.. Pumeroy, Ohio 45769. Busineas Of 'Etire phone 992·2156. Editorial pholle ~llll~·2157 , ::: Entered as second claas maiUng matte• ~•t the post ofnce at Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ National advertising representative :Bo'ttlneiH Kllnblll, Inc .. M3 ~l!lngtor § Ave. New York City. New York. ~ Subscriplioo rateo: Delivered by ear : rier where ivailable, 35 coots per week ~ one year in ldvanco attbe Dally Senti :; nel Ouice $18.20; ollc montha, $i.IO 2tbrH months ~.90. By Motor Rout• :1 wbere carrier service not available ont ::' month $1.30. By mail one year SlO.OO. ~ Six months. $5.25; Tbree month•, ~.00 \ 64Ford 5110XL 2 Dr. cyliniMr, 4 lpMd LJke new :1. ~:•.F•~,rl~~~~ni~ .Undtrd trans. &2 Ford Gat 500 4 dr I cyl. At rram .. P. '*"ring, redlo tncf Mater /el$ C'apture Third Straight ..• The Miracle Of Rio 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck.•lcyll!*·· ,, s..,oec~ ..J,, L,.,l bNE can not help but be surprised that Rio Grande Colle&e is on the thresh· o1d of enteriDI tbe lut decade of a c~n· tury of service. Already the school, tis loyal alumni, and many fnends m Gal· ·t· ~:QUDty and abroad are starting to ~ forward to the observance of its entennial In 1976, and what a 'otory of fortitude and devotion can at that time lit spread on the pages of i~s arcblve.s. l;oo!Pll& over the array of extsting Oh10 JQileges one does not often realize the length ~~ service of our college, and _it was indeed a bold undertaking bac~ m . 1876 to launch a college. At that tnne lhve were less than half of the colleges and universltles that one finds today. :: Today the idea of starting a collea;e in 1 small county. and in a location deyoid of proper transportation would em preposterous, but not I? the co"\pwho gave their modest fortune for tis tablishment or those who proposed iluch an Idea.' On the other hand there are ctants of the collegiate world that 4(arted from what mlgbt be called small acorns, alld It staggers the imagination p. try to visualize, that what seems hke lhodeot starts can develop into in the passinK of the yean. Ohio Slate University, which was founded as Ohio Ag· ricultural and Mechanical College, just a Jear before Rio Grande, was confined to tne larce IJUildln(. what is now called University Hall, and now is almost lost In a maze of buildings, and a student llody approxllnating 40,000. :, Our collet• from the start did not !lave the potential that a school subsi~ 4ized by the state had. and starting with ~ two ori1inal buildings 11 was content Jo stnJIIt alone doing what it could to aise the standards of education tn the ills of southern Ohio Rio Grande ~uf­ lered the loss of botb itJ orlgmal butld· ' '-"gs by !Ire; bill that did not deter the Jchool from continuing. AI the end of s first· half century of extstence it wu till hou" In a few bulldin&s, and that vent was marked by the buildiDI of he first mlldern structure in Annlver· iia~ HID, lllldtr the ~dminlstratlon of ~orace Houf. F:ven with that nldence of ~wth . tho tcllool wa~ t.o face serious ;problew. Early in thiS century It wu ~ turn )q experil!lentatlon as a two-ytar :rolleae ~nd qn a stlf·help basiiiD tnln· ~ng students to make items, and assist ~n fkmiin the Wood farm. • Alum~ were never pleased. with that ltate of affairs, and the school became :&gain of four year Institution. It was iiiugh going to reestablish the college to 'l~at ltltul, and there were many dark ]lorlods but the faith shown !hell is pay· 'lng dt•icteads today. A program of ad· ~ancement was starttd under Paul Lynt !:hal IIW Davill Hall, the student eenter ~nd Moulton Hall added to tho campus ;~~tructures, and with tbe co111in1 of Dr. Chrl8tensen, the creates! advancement in the ohort.,;t period h•• caused the <'OIIIJe to forge ahead in every way, phystcally, and in the improveQ1enl of atandards. Where the school over many of its years could hardly count a bund· rill students, we find it today approach· log the thousand inatk on the eve Of Its 9lst year. The story of Rio Grande ColleD II a miracle in presentance, and we art' h1ppy to be around to aee what il tnnapliin&.· . E / 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Ho•~ Power StHring lrakn. Automatic tran&l , 64 Ford Galaxie '' · 510. 4 Dr. I cyUncler, ,.,._ Radio and h-;t;r/ trtm. power stwring, wltlt tlreL 63 Chevrolet HELEN WELr US! By Woylt G. Brandotadl. M.D. Several years ag:o when young hemophiliac. or a bleed· Bo1Alro.4 Dr . 6 Sttncltrd trans. White Hrea. 60 Chevrolet lmpalt. 4 Dr. 8 cy~r.:'t:~; .• automatic trans.~ · wall tirn, radio & ""''"'~· oy Helen Bottel-_. 64 Falcon YOUTH ASKED FOR rrl . er inc,llmd a shght wound he had to have tranlfuolon.• of IS units of plasma and 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Slontlo"" IMio and h..tw. whole blood to cootrol his bleedins. This sam• boy re· eently had two teeth pulled and didn't bleed any mnre than a normal have. . ./ Futura 4 Dr. 6 cy_:IIJidtlrl ' Auto. trans. Radio er. Whltewtll tires. USED CAR LOT ......, person would . SALE of RUGS OVAL BRAIDED : . R&Rular 69.95 RUGS i While They Last .. ,., AIIWaol-9x12 SIZE INGELS CARPET HOUSE , POMEROY { '. . ,., ' it .J .... . .......... • ·w. ' .. , I j ' .~ r~ a•. . .tlll~~l•l•f!l• �' I ' . ' ,, J, t • : ' '. " ."·; '., \ ·' I• ' 5 \>". llilllp SenUnel, PomeroJ:-IIkld)e(IOI:t, 0., Aug. '29, 1986--! r ' '1 ', - . ./>. ....... ,~ . ..... ~- ' ·"'' . 1- .: ".:. ,_: t If i. ' i t~·:,, .~ - ·~·~l· ~~i,, ~~ 'II~ 1111i '' ,....,.. I '"" ,,~ , • ~ ·~ -~vOTED 'fO I,.JERE.ST 01' ~ MliG~N' AREA l Richard S. Owen, Pllbllsber Chester fannehlll, Editor i ~ Publlslled ever) ~tei'DOOll Iexcept :S.turday 1 and sunday by The Ohio Va~ 3ey Publlshln~ Company, 110 Mechanic ::St.. Pumeroy, Ohio 45769. Busineas Of 'Etire phone 992·2156. Editorial pholle ~llll~·2157 , ::: Entered as second claas maiUng matte• ~•t the post ofnce at Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ National advertising representative :Bo'ttlneiH Kllnblll, Inc .. M3 ~l!lngtor § Ave. New York City. New York. ~ Subscriplioo rateo: Delivered by ear : rier where ivailable, 35 coots per week ~ one year in ldvanco attbe Dally Senti :; nel Ouice $18.20; ollc montha, $i.IO 2tbrH months ~.90. By Motor Rout• :1 wbere carrier service not available ont ::' month $1.30. By mail one year SlO.OO. ~ Six months. $5.25; Tbree month•, ~.00 \ 64Ford 5110XL 2 Dr. cyliniMr, 4 lpMd LJke new :1. ~:•.F•~,rl~~~~ni~ .Undtrd trans. &2 Ford Gat 500 4 dr I cyl. At rram .. P. '*"ring, redlo tncf Mater /el$ C'apture Third Straight ..• The Miracle Of Rio 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck.•lcyll!*·· ,, s..,oec~ ..J,, L,.,l bNE can not help but be surprised that Rio Grande Colle&e is on the thresh· o1d of enteriDI tbe lut decade of a c~n· tury of service. Already the school, tis loyal alumni, and many fnends m Gal· ·t· ~:QUDty and abroad are starting to ~ forward to the observance of its entennial In 1976, and what a 'otory of fortitude and devotion can at that time lit spread on the pages of i~s arcblve.s. l;oo!Pll& over the array of extsting Oh10 JQileges one does not often realize the length ~~ service of our college, and _it was indeed a bold undertaking bac~ m . 1876 to launch a college. At that tnne lhve were less than half of the colleges and universltles that one finds today. :: Today the idea of starting a collea;e in 1 small county. and in a location deyoid of proper transportation would em preposterous, but not I? the co"\pwho gave their modest fortune for tis tablishment or those who proposed iluch an Idea.' On the other hand there are ctants of the collegiate world that 4(arted from what mlgbt be called small acorns, alld It staggers the imagination p. try to visualize, that what seems hke lhodeot starts can develop into in the passinK of the yean. Ohio Slate University, which was founded as Ohio Ag· ricultural and Mechanical College, just a Jear before Rio Grande, was confined to tne larce IJUildln(. what is now called University Hall, and now is almost lost In a maze of buildings, and a student llody approxllnating 40,000. :, Our collet• from the start did not !lave the potential that a school subsi~ 4ized by the state had. and starting with ~ two ori1inal buildings 11 was content Jo stnJIIt alone doing what it could to aise the standards of education tn the ills of southern Ohio Rio Grande ~uf­ lered the loss of botb itJ orlgmal butld· ' '-"gs by !Ire; bill that did not deter the Jchool from continuing. AI the end of s first· half century of extstence it wu till hou" In a few bulldin&s, and that vent was marked by the buildiDI of he first mlldern structure in Annlver· iia~ HID, lllldtr the ~dminlstratlon of ~orace Houf. F:ven with that nldence of ~wth . tho tcllool wa~ t.o face serious ;problew. Early in thiS century It wu ~ turn )q experil!lentatlon as a two-ytar :rolleae ~nd qn a stlf·help basiiiD tnln· ~ng students to make items, and assist ~n fkmiin the Wood farm. • Alum~ were never pleased. with that ltate of affairs, and the school became :&gain of four year Institution. It was iiiugh going to reestablish the college to 'l~at ltltul, and there were many dark ]lorlods but the faith shown !hell is pay· 'lng dt•icteads today. A program of ad· ~ancement was starttd under Paul Lynt !:hal IIW Davill Hall, the student eenter ~nd Moulton Hall added to tho campus ;~~tructures, and with tbe co111in1 of Dr. Chrl8tensen, the creates! advancement in the ohort.,;t period h•• caused the <'OIIIJe to forge ahead in every way, phystcally, and in the improveQ1enl of atandards. Where the school over many of its years could hardly count a bund· rill students, we find it today approach· log the thousand inatk on the eve Of Its 9lst year. The story of Rio Grande ColleD II a miracle in presentance, and we art' h1ppy to be around to aee what il tnnapliin&.· . E / 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Ho•~ Power StHring lrakn. Automatic tran&l , 64 Ford Galaxie '' · 510. 4 Dr. I cyUncler, ,.,._ Radio and h-;t;r/ trtm. power stwring, wltlt tlreL 63 Chevrolet HELEN WELr US! By Woylt G. Brandotadl. M.D. Several years ag:o when young hemophiliac. or a bleed· Bo1Alro.4 Dr . 6 Sttncltrd trans. White Hrea. 60 Chevrolet lmpalt. 4 Dr. 8 cy~r.:'t:~; .• automatic trans.~ · wall tirn, radio & ""''"'~· oy Helen Bottel-_. 64 Falcon YOUTH ASKED FOR rrl . er inc,llmd a shght wound he had to have tranlfuolon.• of IS units of plasma and 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Slontlo"" IMio and h..tw. whole blood to cootrol his bleedins. This sam• boy re· eently had two teeth pulled and didn't bleed any mnre than a normal have. . ./ Futura 4 Dr. 6 cy_:IIJidtlrl ' Auto. trans. Radio er. Whltewtll tires. USED CAR LOT ......, person would . SALE of RUGS OVAL BRAIDED : . R&Rular 69.95 RUGS i While They Last .. ,., AIIWaol-9x12 SIZE INGELS CARPET HOUSE , POMEROY { '. . ,., ' it .J .... . .......... • ·w. ' .. , I j ' .~ r~ a•. . .tlll~~l•l•f!l• �-· .,. ·"' ' .~ ' . . ' ' lilt l.IIM !lliJ\vl-,- ~ .,. · ~VOTED TO llitTIREST Of MI!IGSoMASON AREA Richard s. Owen, Publlllher Chester fannehlll, Editor ! :e g Publi•hed every ~ternoon (excepl 3 ey Publishln~ Company, 110 Meehan!< :§t .. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Busioea Of ~ire phone 992·2156. Editorial phone IJ J\TCS·I){) BR9W "'\l · ' ~ '~ brOil~· llalted Pn11 JDtenallaul wlln& mUll ~ , ·~1 conteJn- . . . . _, __ . ·', HOLLYWOOD <UPl) ,-Mr. porary, tnteiUaent aware men Those, enjo)oln• , .plenlcf !IIi . John lloSebOrO. of Los Anaeles. who read more thon ""·'•td 1111' -"Y ·.a t !lie' 'holjl• . · 0!1 II due in tolew York City today booka . .Roaeboro, who worked Mr. and:Mrs Max HJirrah on bulin~ 111 play a bueball wltb UJo Lol. Aapla.. ~b"" ~ . t11~ ~i!ln~~, Hou~ came .,gains! tile Mots. And 11 depart:nt'lll In community lt!a. ton, 'fe~.; Mt. alii! t.Ji'S. ~~ · ,ihe network television exocu· lions this past Vtll!'· spea•lng Sor-'"fer, Jiln. Loul.. Lewl•. Pt. ' IIYea ~· In charge of aporlll on ri!ipect lor the lllw, It 011e ill PleiiUI, W: va:; Ml'A. ' Heft:. · broidC~Il!IJ tJ:• wl... IIIey wl'l these atos~. I hate ID a4mit 1'1' PtQoU, Cl.velal)d; -~' ~~· ' . <;111 hlln i1J> and ask blm bow II, but 'i"en lhe Qlanll; p®ably, a"!! eJ4r& Leo ~;uP,an, ,:lll\ih, 1., . 'he,would llka to be a. ballball haJI 1101110. ' ,· '• J,cltjng, 1~,.'Ti!!IY• . 'Mr. _ ·alld · : co!lllllentator when hill . , . J1tJ:W · WlttOp ·,nd 'Kt dlYS ,are over. . · r--" ·· -' - thy," &ira. •te LoU Hafll · This probably won't be ror ·• it and ScottY. Mr ·and Mrs. Dan . while, or course, but I r 11e\VS .1Willr, oonna. !llck7. o~~,. Jllar&ntee to you that ·he Ia a · ~~~eYe, Pomeroy; Mr. ·Joel real find, and Is worth wailing --- · · - 1 Ml'll· · Pa!Je Bel! 11\jl Carol ~ . for. Mr. Roseboro II a lOIII' ~. Rt~~t~lllh Vllll)lftg Pm,.lbufl, w:' v~~; Mr. inij ·t~~pe fixtutt wiUi the worfll boon M 8llil 7-8 p.m. Patents Mrs. ;Nm Call, Jilpe~, ~~. champion t..oo Ancel~ JlcJi!Jera, tmly on Pedlatr~ WJI4. I SGsan al'!l Ellen. Moimdnme. : a catcller whom local la11s pallas S. Sayre, lOS M'bellne w. Va., 1\lr. and .Mrs. nlilOthy .. regard as comparable to the Dt.; !\Ira, Freda M. Wauell, l)mne, Pairlce, '1'1!1111\Y• Oi:l• Rock o1 Gibraltar. 1124 ~ An.; Mrs. 'l'llelma tine, ""gerald, fali1ct and , But, .xcepl lor hill droll ~ K. eooper, ~I Garfield .\VI. ; Jlrld&tl, Canll!!l; )(r, ¥d ~· i!ICIII" "'JIIIIIIlllll on poll- ]l4lal Lilli ·t:ameraD 8pe.,a, J!uaene BeD a.tty Jane imil · l~f" rtldlo 1Dtenlew1, I was Rt. I ~: l'dmt GWen- Boliby, Tlllas. Qkla., arid the DOJ' &WJI't ot hill natural 111!2f( ~; .M rl. Fttd 0. htiit aod ~- · JolJll . broldca1tlnc talenll until one Tbo.., _R\12 ~Ire;. !4ra. tp ·the ~ were .'l)urma day earlier lhla year when .I ~' 0., Jates, 7eo Fin& Vaug~Jan. FPatlbi.• i1motlly turned on my radio wblla Ave.; )lr$. Oanloll C. Jacklon, 1111!1 :'Andy 'JIUrlln, pomeroy.-· , drlvlni the (reoWIY and hiard Pl Pie¥,IDI; Mrs. L. llopr Mill Elable MDhtan vllltal· him on a toea! show he bad II Hli4aon: 'i'l.. Pl~,ant: Eocene for a 'few !laYII with her j!QgSln, thai time. H. New~· JIIIOil: Mn. Cll'- Mill Heidi Milhoan at ' rtat. ' ' ~Althoulh he had appeared on ford · D. C!iidif, Pl J.')euant: woods · ltiDIII national televiiiQII aerta · Mrs. l1llllll1l r : White, Pl Plea· · - NJIC.TV'I Kraft '111eatre and ,.ul; Mrs: Ami' Wo!!e, RL t !\Irs. Hazel M. 1IGse anti 1011 ABC.TV'I "Burt's i4W" -l!od )llnefaville; !)llllel L. Hytell, BIBy visited recently wllll her · wlli -~ 1ft · 111 updated vldiD MtddiiPOi'l: Sobn W. Krill~. RL mother. Mrs. Everett Mil·. ·movie .er-ton o1 "nrapel," ·I I ~- lloltOII\: Mn. Daniel boln and Bernard. Her iMislland . ,. had no ldU he had I . racllO D. Thomli!l. Mld4leporl: Mr •. wmnam carne for hlr and · .~ 10 11 was IIII'Pflllnr Bell r. Kiilersoa. PomeroY: tbeJ . returned hollll Sllturdly ,IIM!refore an IJIItiPIICIAil Jdaurl~ E. Darat, pomeroy, mortilnc. . ~~ when hill dell•~ Mrs. Gld~J!l E. Mayea, Rl 4 Mr. and Mrs. Art Kuper and ~lfttely made two lhkiJ1 lackiOII: Pit w.-Kellar, Jack· sister Clara lllllllbefl ~ Columc~Qr: · .a; 1\lrJ, E4ward .w. Wippel, boa visited dfY rte.ntly oy Helen Bott•l Ffrlt, hi• commentary, a HunliJIIIOD, w, va.; llallu with her parenill, Mr. and Mn. . ,c / ~ or tnt y·~ llOdMr JClMard. RL 1 ltlv1111waocl: M. L. Bohr. . YOUTH ASKED FOR rr1 illh -ENGt11H ,. pine an4 ok bllebaU' .. E. RL t Blaine Milhoan, Elline. 'hnJ ThiS column Is lor yoona MAJ R ' t¥entl, ·wu obvloolly oil the aektoa. llrGIJ . and Ml!<"'· ..ncs Mrs; . Glenna p~ 31~2-2151 ~- llosplla . • •I ~ Entered 11 ,.cond cluo malllng mallei i•• the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. =. National advertlilng representative \ ; Boutnellt Kltnblll, Inc., 1143 t.ellingta. : Ave. N..,. York City. New York. :: i Subocripllon rates• Delivered by car =: rter where available, SS cents per week Eonlt year In advance at the Daily Senti :i nol office .18.20; llx montba, auo § three months 13.90. By Motor lloutf ::_ where carrier service not available oot ;: month $1.30. By maU one year UO.OO. =; Six months, a5.25; Three montha, 13.00 tllm The Miracle Of Rio bNERiocanGrande not help but be surprised that Colleae is on the thresh· I OOtTOR HELEN IELr .US! SAYS By WayM G. Brandotadt, M.D. Several years ago when • young hemophiliac or bleed- er in~rred a slight wound he ha~ to have tranalosiono of 13 units of plasma and whole blood to eonlrol his bleedinl. This sam• boy te· cently had two teeth pulled and didn't bleed any more than a normal person would hove. All boys ·I'""· 41 f&'mllllt. people. their problema aud pleasures, tlleir troubles and fun. As with '\he rest of Helen Help US' . it welcomes laliJ!h• but won't dodge a serious qu,.. Uon with a orusl>olf. -• your tee-age •"•••J IN ·, -· . >ns Se 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR I'f, care o1 Helen Help US!, this newspaper. SAVlNG ON WEDDING 8X'Fl'ER WEDD.. 'G • "' PENSES Dear Helen: My wedding cost f2,000, mon· ey I'd oaved myself, but It w11 the besl in•esbnent 1 ever made. -I 101 a wo>lder· lui husband,',fut a thriving .buS!11011 !rom tb• experience You .... there 1 was wilb 1 IOWD, plus tt•l I'd never wear I""'"· ..,., Then a friend asked If she couid root tile dress. I llloUI!ht, could I loseT So, I let ber ull II for $15. provided she'd be responaiblo for any damqe: I rented my cown, teil, elc!. that year until I came out even wllll a nttle profit, and it w"• sUII new eDOn&h lo aavo ft>r puatertty. 'nlen my busbantl and I put QUI\ beads toitlher an4 come 1111 willl a "JIIorrlap Coo'11ult. ont Service," which manag11 -··-""'nl .,.. !rom .--t11rou1b planning the weddinc trip - If they wllh. We know bow lo shop and we &It ditCOIIIIII. 10 we can save the couple more money than Uloy pay ua in fees, Moreover. we take all tile worry away. We IITIIII• everythl!IJ, even - the photoaraphs. What they d.>a t want to buy. we rent; anti next year we plan to build a little weddlnl chapel, where receptlons cao be held after the ceremony, and dtemJ>8111• <an bo sf:rved <as II can't lie In · churclt) Etch year we add ~--~ ~~ ·~ ~ aot~Qllly t-• temperatu~ l~ •~·· ~ aceesso~ li~at woddi•~ t restrl~to!il do.:peCtl~:pl: ;te = ~tl;.n-t~ 'tm = ~ ~~~~~. ~'*• ~:If_ 1 Dear Helen: . eulf -In tbll CUI Mn. T•. COil· Sorry. I've "GOT TO" •¥!' the tum wu on UJO , _ lon, a.m. Slltur' Mr. and Mrs. Haselt Bell !If emphatic at times, "llite" a ....,el ll was completely fluent, day; Mrs .. Daniel K. I!Vana, SL JOIC!pb Mtc:h t!slllll& · c.llummst ahould. Wtlbout any henllntiiC and GaUlpolia, son, JQ:UI •• m. Sat· 11011 her JDOihei. Allee Grammar is llkt ri&ld otthawing, jill( it wu sdntlllatlnl urday; 1\lrJ, Rollerl 0. Bates. i-eeenttf. On WeciDNiiiy 111 quetle; you ahould Jearn till '160 Firat Ave., 1011, 1:111 a.t4. they motored to · 0 118erond, rules ao that, when the occa.. we · and more . ..••• MrL Fred 0, ..:.· -·-··, _. ... Important. s"':2c•-btre ........ ..12·-·311 viSit her aunt. Mr,: ~. _ ..:... ton demands, you can break • •~ • ......,~..,.' · llllt11IP fet'IIJIO'Io ' .. · tllem Intelligently. -H. he eame, In a very p.ID. SUJXIay. Mr. and Mtl. 'I'imoihr!lbmit Dar Helen• cantempai'y and cool mllll'llf, llllehara!ll and cbllclren. Patrlel Ttmmr; •··w yQU can't "' "'ve out dryly· llUmQI' C)UI yet without Amos, Mrs. Kevin Leslie L.Adllllll, Marlin Chrlstlne, · t...,•.;;..,.' . · IIIII "'-'-•ft u 1 names ur 101dlers, sailors or 881'1111111. '· merely.· 1111 lhe Fred Fpmlrt, F;'.;;k'A: ;;;: and Bridget, CIDioD •Jsltell O'f· JolariDIII\· but - If want IIIII trutl\8 I or th weekend with lM!r Jll!" .... • •...- or rar, Junior L. GIDesple, Clw· e 10 vrrlll to !oUows In the com· u.,maet,fl. As tile phrwng Itt E. Kaeppel, 1\lrl. Mabel rents, l\lr. aod lfar· bat artas - here's how to do Joe& nowadays he teiJI· It II II Lanhart, Mrs. Walter D. lolllier ralt. . · 11 ' Send your letlarl, airmail · II, not II tbougb' he were l\lra..EUIIellf F· Moore, TereM - frlr and 111r1 MIJDiri 1$ · toUNJ'it:D SF;I\YICE )IAN e>o OF Gtneral TJUi: Jl&rtator of till sport.novel ,IS the E. Norrie. Mrs. Marprei Gil S'l'ATES, a dlmt for SommerviUe, Mn. Bemlatt S. William C. We.itmoreland. U. juYelillea: tull or all the •ld, !pG, Jr., Mrs. Arthur . . · R. 1\lr. 101 · "'· ".....,. at ....ews. Mllltary Assistance Comtiresome. childish 1M unendllltl Granville WUltaml, Mi-a. HoapltaL mand, VIet Nam, APO !16242, ellcb cal·"· S H ,. I. vr,.·a• ' es. •w upi'OOse, Mrs. Owen ·- 1 I - ••• San Frll)clllco, CalHomlll. WUbur W""·P Wor'-• - In a way. II was somewhat Iman, _;j ---11 your readers havo a opec· lflc branch ur the aervlet they ll¥!cklnll. 1P)eallllliY· becautiO! ·Jt:1·•·•·•• u d.TIIt ' midt -•. -._.._..,. ·-""M -·"·• Blaw •...,... an4 -.. .lnfBDI • lOll · Mu"'' IICltOIT UI'UIIN . . wlah to write to, tbeJ ahould ~· .,........., aubStltute that branch ID the anew llal•l!iJrts annoonclna. 10 ' ' ·· ' •. Sam ..,_.... 'oldo Unlvw» place of "Seniee Jlrllll," Allow filii of hOUit 111111. It ,Howard L. McCJeiWI and In- ty'a top l'l!lblllll U...l o1 ltt5, IlK weeks for 1 rtPIY. alii! thell 10 )fellllll In l:ontemPOfltt· flllt daUBhtaro· ' M. relurM. for iiiJ aerilllr ynr.- Boo ·117 again, or write NVeral let. , Except for Vln Ifill stallda II Ill! rd"llll II tm 11 once. Our 1111111 rully lleully and a rew otheH. I em't son, Mrt. ;loyd it. blflar7 Ill retllm aDDreCiate lhlli lotllrl and. lldllk at 1111. art1 of bnlf!dCJSI. 111111 lnfBDI dan&hter, Mrs. jot yUda liS$ ID all) Ill nDk , lnttreot abciwD: ·\" · thai ta more ottfaabloMd E. Tbompaan.l.lllhlr p. . 1 have _, , .to 1 Nevllli. · 12J ...... lllarl . on aophlltlcatlOII pr, KJmllet'lt JOIIIII Marl!>& FebruarY txeellenl apot'tl pill eoiiJIII> C. Lambert, Sr Ma}'l-.nd o"' . · and his wonclldul letten lllsta have aholm that illl!fl I! aac, !\Irs. 0. HaliiiJ', ; w.ull UP · · "'ve the . · p•""·- """"''le . 110 auojecl thai caiiiiOI !Je J0hn T Dill · · ' • - -··..... 111 ....... · •• what life - In ..,... ...-·• Ill . trea"" b• an 1 mature, uniftfl..... , ow. .,._ ...,._ .Confilzl. - . .. ol VIII Nam . In..,_. UM . In MJd.AJn¢ea like. ..;.QAY ' level. 'CAtl .• 01'11!1 JfA111!. once gamea to blllll the" acboti' p .s. Thtu are probOblo UnWerttty ael a new He 'alne\1 ·544 MAC ably pv....unert • C!tllllltW: 10 • attendance flpre .In toolball yard$ tQS In *'!) tb taJI)t llllfd. that would eliminate the "nllltl) last :lUI' Wfl8l TO,MIIIIIIIItd.lllll idgll for the Bobeall Ill that Iillo tant pacl!isu.'' _: In live '8!'1101 lor 1 14,111 IV· tlnie departDtent. ' Deer Gay: Ote8 mae. 11111 lad Ill 1Nm1 In tb1 - . - - -·- Tlwtl<a kill tor YOur help. IIJd.Allltrlcui · Now, ,..an, have al II. ant Members of the MYf were NO. 'It roa OIIID IOICATI ltJQOIDbtr to keep 1e11er1 Jlllllllll Rev. and Mn. Cllest- !OVGIIIST QlmULII!VBI POotball ....- IW · w til clleerflll and ..... poUIIcall-R. er Llmley at thaJr· ill Obla Unlftl'llly'l biJikelhlll m8rk the 'l2ncl grlcl eamJllla ·· Rlltlanll r_.tly for 1 wiener taarn wiD lace ·ftvo Big • T 111 at 'Obto IJIIIYOIIIIJ. In • • rolll and plSII putt. PrtaeDI tre11111 In IIOIMlCIIdeNnct p11J 101!1 (mtnus· tliO 11011Jay d · wll'l Sharry, BobbJ and 8rllet thlll year, more thon ·any othet Ohkl faptl!all · Tile A!maal• BJack*D, 111111'111 . BraWley, school In tile nation 1111& a m111o have won 110, loll II& ·11111 lill ll)t llldtfll Prell ta-tlaDII Suutm and Doona Partlow, Dl• ber ol the IIIJ Tell. to !Its. ... 1111 Wyenmlllw, Mill)' L o u, . · · . ~ aero~~ peopl~ bl~·· ~ c--· ..a~-.,. . -·~ w ~bin& are H~ ~. ~ ~t, ~ "orlfiC" ~ ~ll' treabnenl. ~ ~-''. ~. W.tlnl ~1 dln~hlar ~ •••~• •"~ ~3' ~~ ~= ~ntls!':' w~. ~ jo i, ~ Rock lei~ ~ ~~~~»· ~· ~. ~ --~ ~ ~. Sprinas ~;. N .JUtaety '* ~ '*"" ~), ~ .~':!t :.,:=':·wt~'tc~ =·a~= ~ D£RR"'S WQDlln '. ~edl 11 flL . .... ~ ,-IIJIIL ~IDII~t . ·0. ( ~ ~: ··t ~ .~ .~.. l!~,llm4 '~• ~.· or ~ All-~ ~ -~ ~ ~ .,.~.,. ~ SALE of RUGS clUedc .. .,_.... lheli ~w .... .. ' loll~- ~ ~: ~.· sooner or lator have to lose their baby teeth whether they are bleeder& or no · ew ec ques for tre at• t N t h0 I lnl hemophiliacs before dentoi or any oilier operation1 Is making the difference tJe. normal livinrl and ours· IIIJ o constantly nagpn& !tar. A. by-product in every blood bank I• plaoma, the cl..r flukl part ol 1M blood. When 11 Ia frozen, tllen thawed at the lowest that will per· mlt thawin&. a precipitate forms. This contains a high concentratlon or anttlleroophUic aJobulln. The uao o111111 conconIrate, still In the oxperltnental atoge o! deveJQIIIDOnt, Is a !!Teat boon to bleeders when It is wtvi!JI prior to an Ollfi'Biion. 'l'hll il net the onfy new remocty for bletders. however. Replar dOIOS by mouth ol am inocraprale aeid before an opel'!'· t10n have drastically cut till 1eed for triDIIusions In bleeders. The -.. il available only on a doctor'• preacriptlon befa1'1111111 th~ Wood ·farm. Alqmiil were never pleased.with that <auae the dose must be care!ul· 1y adjusted to prevent ckltllr«n ute of affaln, and tbe school became !ortniDI in the veim. J!lln of four year Institution. It was aough soing to reestablish the college to I am cailln& attention to lth1t status, and there were manv dark these new forms ef treatment :]lerlod1, but the faith shown then ·is )NIV· In the hope that many bleeO. J!ng dtfldetids today. A program of ad· ero will be spared a life ot f 1nctment Wll started under Palll Lyne semi-invalidism brought on '~hat •w Davill Hall, the student center by a lear ot engaBinKin nOr· ')lnd Molllton Hall added to the campus mal aetlvltles. An overly pro~cturts, and with tbe cominl of Dr. tective atlltudo on the part Qlrlstensen. the areatest advancement ot tile parents of bleeders hao in the ahortest period bas caused the often condemned tllem to • colle&e to forge abead in every way, nre of I!TOatly . liephysically, and in the improvefllent of tiVIty. Fur\hOI'I1lOI'O theY havl atandards. Where the school over many of Its years could hardly count a bund· ::: :::... service, .. we can alford ... rid stlldenta, we find it today approach· ployero feared they would .lOll . -; We'll sllll Ill our 20's, but and Mrs. Hulb Jlt9t'bl, Hellll U II mg the thousand inatk oo the eve bf its a lot Ill time !N'11 - t . , "'!. hfte a ~ Ill our The moon )•(' 111 11n1 Billelllloll, Sue IIIII Larry J.emo 9lst year. The story Df Rio Grande Col· ExiJifrlted 11111~1 co.• . o1!1', and IL aD cama , ab!IOII .quarll!r llid - . ; ley and the boll and .baatua, 1He II a miracle In pre~~~~~tance, and we IW happy 111 be around' to see what ill fl!fll may not ooly 1111 to pro- . . .•..· .· . cetttnc I' t.: . .. Tilt mornllll, •c. M..-.. ftfi. ltlld Mn. Lemler. toct the hemO!Jhiliac - II may . . It for· everyQM. - · Venui Jupllef . - SatUra. ' '• wa. Ronald Golhlrd a n d tnnapli'ln1... )DcreUO hill omollonal tin- . :·. . _ . Y·MATES ~' ·........ ' !. ' , ·' .,__ - • --"-' •w~ . ,.,..;;._ ' .... ...... - - · ---- - · al• antllhertby IDCnaiO hII ·~ lrlarrY-Ih,lll: . ...• ,.. IYIIIIIII . . w111t 11er motbU, 1\fn, W. A. abwt 1111! bleedlnl· !;my el· May Jour AmtdeiD JIO'J Q11'11/ WendeD , . JbrP.n ani1 atterided the Metp furl aboold bo mllde to .P'. · _.~sa (II'OI1Ief and your hlpHolma wu1 iliJi'l on thll day ID '· CooniJ fl)r, lhe hemottblllac taiold I nor- ·, pllllljll ~1111. I'm IIIN Jill · •/ • • Mr. IJIII . l\lra. ~.flcS f/. 11119. mal life. Hll wounds need two WedtiiDc a>UIIIIDIIi will . · ,. · l RlehiDoodale=::t e Wtekend lqer be (ataJ; bit UYI nMd IIIVOf need i lll8fl'llle eoutJIII. On this Ill • i!_er ... lolr. a!td l\1fi, ICJIIIer be tlllid with rot. ar. -H. ln 1111 , riewr'-t.o.n. . ·' Wliltaiil .J .. IIIII o!aUP . 10 ilodllll· PBitFBCI' IQIJILCII " "' · - \If, , ,..., Q - l .,._ 111Y1 IIJ t. I)BPlll'IIQI:NT .,. Ku ltm 11111. F. Jt; sil4#tJ' t:l 1far-ald daulhter· It IIJiiiUI!IIIll Dear !!tl•= . and r..lheNd .Is . . ' Ia tile al' eotum\111 ilil' rt!ilaJ ,.. and tbll thl oar4 undet ·It • I waDt 1111 perfeot . premd"' ...... '. • ''Uet14 w!lh .•• aballkl ·be eilppld. He ljiHChr far . 1 CUJ neada 1111. You ln thi - ·jCIII'ill'l .111 \tra, 11JrQ11i . '!:I II ...,..al. Arolher cloelor IIJI 1 ,, . .. hi lltlllb,<hl • 1a1on Jorclaa 1111111 \11111!1-- - . ' ,1 to lei It atone. What. JOII )a. ·.lwaya ebDppi'C lime bomb ta filf. and .Jrlq, · '(IJowft tliiDkT ... ~ .people dOWII,' IIat raaliY,'· hi olllct. · .• ,, . • .l ~·llr. ~. <limi 0,1 .l MI. A - .... a IIIII ...... .... . tDoW 11iJ1b1a1. lit lilY• : • In J. . Preill(enl , . , . qn f4r· !1111 )lrt 11111 lbat1i0tll. wen Ill llllb •t- • t11111 a 111111'7 . . _ Ill · .vttnn" ,Go'cll)t!l to iiUah • tl!4 1111).. fill and talkJill, 111011 IS DUih- talll cf!1rl• alt.lllll ftii!l*b r. fill the SupJelnl C111 a an.rao.D. · 1111 Ill lie piDed bJ eUpplnlll 'nile • callt 'the"tm cil. •• fell by rellrfltC felli' 'Mr· llUpld. -HOP~ . , ler. "· of 'f'I04v1Rt• Md., teYCfl i ill'! UOORD Oelr . , , ' . ,, . . 1n lflf, It dQi II;\ • M · ,.niJ · Willi ObiD UDI¥1r11-. HoW. ai!IM!I, !opum, JOU ·ftan In . ·. . liiPt* • .. q ' iii!M! · 111r: t 1•II tJ'i, foolllall I TeiiCiD mind IIOihlnl . . . th8li 110 flti'ICllil - . MP il . . '1111 6111l, IIJI)Iell for IS$ yard& hll Ill U! "T ..,Jt. · '' · and lf were , .' · family: . ' · · 'I ' ' · 10p•amon Jaf II liM, Cllllt 'dear liel«<: A il!oillht for .tbl' Spu!Tiet' \JC pp Iii to 1111 twjl yards aby ot the • I note that . IOII)eltmet JG11 Twlllli llld: :t. bt ere4;•P-!1f; fl""" . tdailol'l .. . . 1tl,tbiDI "Yuu'\>e cot to.. " 4o for the .. . with HI Jjll', f: . were: ~turday 1 and Sunday by TM Ohio Va~ o1d of enteriD& the last decade of a cen· tury of service. Already the school, its Joyal alumni, and many friends in Gal· Ia ~Wily and abroad are startinf to llot forward to the observance o its & ntennial In 1976, and what a 'story of fortitude and devotion can at that time be spread on the pages of its archives. f!.oolr.iq over the array of existing Ohio !;Olleges, one does not often realize tho ~ngth of service of our college, and it wa., indeed a bold undertaking back in 1876 to launch a college. At that time · ihtre were less than half of the colleges ! nd universities that one finds today. · Today the idea of starling a colle~:e in a small county. and in a location de· yoid of proper transportation would r•m preposterous, but not to the coup, who gave their modest fortune for its tstabllshmont, or those who proposed such an Idea. On the other hand there are pants of the collegiate world that ttarted from what might be called small .icOtns. and It ~taggers the imagination .to try to f!suabze, that what seems like ltbodeot starts can develop into in the passln& of the yean. Ohio State Uni· verslty, which was founded as Ohio Ag· rtcultural and Mechanical College, just a year before Rio Grande, was confined to toe largo bUlldln«, what · is now called University Hall, and now is almost lost In a maze of buildings, and a student Jlody approxltnating 40,000. ' Our cOllege from the start did not ·"ave tho potential that a school subsi· llized by the sute had. and starting with "'' two orilinal buildings it was content ~ struaalo alone doing what it could to ~ise the standards of education in the Ills of southern Ohio Rio Grande suf· ered the loss of both its original build· ngs by lite; but thai did not deter the chool from continuing. At the end of ! first· half eentur.y of existence It was till hOUJf in a few bulldin&s, and that vent was marked by the build.in& of he first .medem structlll'e in Annlver· aey f14D, lllllltt tl!e iJdministratlon of orace Hour. Even with that evidence of \JIQW~ · tht tcl\001 was t.o face serious ble1111; ~rly in .tbla century It was turn )o eltperimentation 11 a two-year olleae, aJIII ~~~ a stlf·.help baalllln tralnstu,denta \O make. Items, and assist ·u j ~; TVInRe~ey :' -~ Ii l n~· .:·o~Jii sntrit4B. ·'• _l ' •' ,. ~ . ..' '• .. ' \ (\. I, ap~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~Jt'~ . Pblll4el~, ~ ·~ ~ldltk ·~ - ~ ~ lok. 7niJ ' ~·)lit ~~. /.:::a~~ ~ ·V~. ~ ~ · M- ~· tJI!i,. ~= ~ ~· ~ ~ ~ llivli'al~,. ·~~ "~' ~ ~~~.~ -·~.:~~::~~~" ~~~~-·· ~tot.. : ~-'f'ln+ . ..•. • �-· .,. ·"' ' .~ ' . . ' ' lilt l.IIM !lliJ\vl-,- ~ .,. · ~VOTED TO llitTIREST Of MI!IGSoMASON AREA Richard s. Owen, Publlllher Chester fannehlll, Editor ! :e g Publi•hed every ~ternoon (excepl 3 ey Publishln~ Company, 110 Meehan!< :§t .. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Busioea Of ~ire phone 992·2156. Editorial phone IJ J\TCS·I){) BR9W "'\l · ' ~ '~ brOil~· llalted Pn11 JDtenallaul wlln& mUll ~ , ·~1 conteJn- . . . . _, __ . ·', HOLLYWOOD <UPl) ,-Mr. porary, tnteiUaent aware men Those, enjo)oln• , .plenlcf !IIi . John lloSebOrO. of Los Anaeles. who read more thon ""·'•td 1111' -"Y ·.a t !lie' 'holjl• . · 0!1 II due in tolew York City today booka . .Roaeboro, who worked Mr. and:Mrs Max HJirrah on bulin~ 111 play a bueball wltb UJo Lol. Aapla.. ~b"" ~ . t11~ ~i!ln~~, Hou~ came .,gains! tile Mots. And 11 depart:nt'lll In community lt!a. ton, 'fe~.; Mt. alii! t.Ji'S. ~~ · ,ihe network television exocu· lions this past Vtll!'· spea•lng Sor-'"fer, Jiln. Loul.. Lewl•. Pt. ' IIYea ~· In charge of aporlll on ri!ipect lor the lllw, It 011e ill PleiiUI, W: va:; Ml'A. ' Heft:. · broidC~Il!IJ tJ:• wl... IIIey wl'l these atos~. I hate ID a4mit 1'1' PtQoU, Cl.velal)d; -~' ~~· ' . <;111 hlln i1J> and ask blm bow II, but 'i"en lhe Qlanll; p®ably, a"!! eJ4r& Leo ~;uP,an, ,:lll\ih, 1., . 'he,would llka to be a. ballball haJI 1101110. ' ,· '• J,cltjng, 1~,.'Ti!!IY• . 'Mr. _ ·alld · : co!lllllentator when hill . , . J1tJ:W · WlttOp ·,nd 'Kt dlYS ,are over. . · r--" ·· -' - thy," &ira. •te LoU Hafll · This probably won't be ror ·• it and ScottY. Mr ·and Mrs. Dan . while, or course, but I r 11e\VS .1Willr, oonna. !llck7. o~~,. Jllar&ntee to you that ·he Ia a · ~~~eYe, Pomeroy; Mr. ·Joel real find, and Is worth wailing --- · · - 1 Ml'll· · Pa!Je Bel! 11\jl Carol ~ . for. Mr. Roseboro II a lOIII' ~. Rt~~t~lllh Vllll)lftg Pm,.lbufl, w:' v~~; Mr. inij ·t~~pe fixtutt wiUi the worfll boon M 8llil 7-8 p.m. Patents Mrs. ;Nm Call, Jilpe~, ~~. champion t..oo Ancel~ JlcJi!Jera, tmly on Pedlatr~ WJI4. I SGsan al'!l Ellen. Moimdnme. : a catcller whom local la11s pallas S. Sayre, lOS M'bellne w. Va., 1\lr. and .Mrs. nlilOthy .. regard as comparable to the Dt.; !\Ira, Freda M. Wauell, l)mne, Pairlce, '1'1!1111\Y• Oi:l• Rock o1 Gibraltar. 1124 ~ An.; Mrs. 'l'llelma tine, ""gerald, fali1ct and , But, .xcepl lor hill droll ~ K. eooper, ~I Garfield .\VI. ; Jlrld&tl, Canll!!l; )(r, ¥d ~· i!ICIII" "'JIIIIIIlllll on poll- ]l4lal Lilli ·t:ameraD 8pe.,a, J!uaene BeD a.tty Jane imil · l~f" rtldlo 1Dtenlew1, I was Rt. I ~: l'dmt GWen- Boliby, Tlllas. Qkla., arid the DOJ' &WJI't ot hill natural 111!2f( ~; .M rl. Fttd 0. htiit aod ~- · JolJll . broldca1tlnc talenll until one Tbo.., _R\12 ~Ire;. !4ra. tp ·the ~ were .'l)urma day earlier lhla year when .I ~' 0., Jates, 7eo Fin& Vaug~Jan. FPatlbi.• i1motlly turned on my radio wblla Ave.; )lr$. Oanloll C. Jacklon, 1111!1 :'Andy 'JIUrlln, pomeroy.-· , drlvlni the (reoWIY and hiard Pl Pie¥,IDI; Mrs. L. llopr Mill Elable MDhtan vllltal· him on a toea! show he bad II Hli4aon: 'i'l.. Pl~,ant: Eocene for a 'few !laYII with her j!QgSln, thai time. H. New~· JIIIOil: Mn. Cll'- Mill Heidi Milhoan at ' rtat. ' ' ~Althoulh he had appeared on ford · D. C!iidif, Pl J.')euant: woods · ltiDIII national televiiiQII aerta · Mrs. l1llllll1l r : White, Pl Plea· · - NJIC.TV'I Kraft '111eatre and ,.ul; Mrs: Ami' Wo!!e, RL t !\Irs. Hazel M. 1IGse anti 1011 ABC.TV'I "Burt's i4W" -l!od )llnefaville; !)llllel L. Hytell, BIBy visited recently wllll her · wlli -~ 1ft · 111 updated vldiD MtddiiPOi'l: Sobn W. Krill~. RL mother. Mrs. Everett Mil·. ·movie .er-ton o1 "nrapel," ·I I ~- lloltOII\: Mn. Daniel boln and Bernard. Her iMislland . ,. had no ldU he had I . racllO D. Thomli!l. Mld4leporl: Mr •. wmnam carne for hlr and · .~ 10 11 was IIII'Pflllnr Bell r. Kiilersoa. PomeroY: tbeJ . returned hollll Sllturdly ,IIM!refore an IJIItiPIICIAil Jdaurl~ E. Darat, pomeroy, mortilnc. . ~~ when hill dell•~ Mrs. Gld~J!l E. Mayea, Rl 4 Mr. and Mrs. Art Kuper and ~lfttely made two lhkiJ1 lackiOII: Pit w.-Kellar, Jack· sister Clara lllllllbefl ~ Columc~Qr: · .a; 1\lrJ, E4ward .w. Wippel, boa visited dfY rte.ntly oy Helen Bott•l Ffrlt, hi• commentary, a HunliJIIIOD, w, va.; llallu with her parenill, Mr. and Mn. . ,c / ~ or tnt y·~ llOdMr JClMard. RL 1 ltlv1111waocl: M. L. Bohr. . YOUTH ASKED FOR rr1 illh -ENGt11H ,. pine an4 ok bllebaU' .. E. RL t Blaine Milhoan, Elline. 'hnJ ThiS column Is lor yoona MAJ R ' t¥entl, ·wu obvloolly oil the aektoa. llrGIJ . and Ml!<"'· ..ncs Mrs; . Glenna p~ 31~2-2151 ~- llosplla . • •I ~ Entered 11 ,.cond cluo malllng mallei i•• the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. =. National advertlilng representative \ ; Boutnellt Kltnblll, Inc., 1143 t.ellingta. : Ave. N..,. York City. New York. :: i Subocripllon rates• Delivered by car =: rter where available, SS cents per week Eonlt year In advance at the Daily Senti :i nol office .18.20; llx montba, auo § three months 13.90. By Motor lloutf ::_ where carrier service not available oot ;: month $1.30. By maU one year UO.OO. =; Six months, a5.25; Three montha, 13.00 tllm The Miracle Of Rio bNERiocanGrande not help but be surprised that Colleae is on the thresh· I OOtTOR HELEN IELr .US! SAYS By WayM G. Brandotadt, M.D. Several years ago when • young hemophiliac or bleed- er in~rred a slight wound he ha~ to have tranalosiono of 13 units of plasma and whole blood to eonlrol his bleedinl. This sam• boy te· cently had two teeth pulled and didn't bleed any more than a normal person would hove. All boys ·I'""· 41 f&'mllllt. people. their problema aud pleasures, tlleir troubles and fun. As with '\he rest of Helen Help US' . it welcomes laliJ!h• but won't dodge a serious qu,.. Uon with a orusl>olf. -• your tee-age •"•••J IN ·, -· . >ns Se 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR I'f, care o1 Helen Help US!, this newspaper. SAVlNG ON WEDDING 8X'Fl'ER WEDD.. 'G • "' PENSES Dear Helen: My wedding cost f2,000, mon· ey I'd oaved myself, but It w11 the besl in•esbnent 1 ever made. -I 101 a wo>lder· lui husband,',fut a thriving .buS!11011 !rom tb• experience You .... there 1 was wilb 1 IOWD, plus tt•l I'd never wear I""'"· ..,., Then a friend asked If she couid root tile dress. I llloUI!ht, could I loseT So, I let ber ull II for $15. provided she'd be responaiblo for any damqe: I rented my cown, teil, elc!. that year until I came out even wllll a nttle profit, and it w"• sUII new eDOn&h lo aavo ft>r puatertty. 'nlen my busbantl and I put QUI\ beads toitlher an4 come 1111 willl a "JIIorrlap Coo'11ult. ont Service," which manag11 -··-""'nl .,.. !rom .--t11rou1b planning the weddinc trip - If they wllh. We know bow lo shop and we &It ditCOIIIIII. 10 we can save the couple more money than Uloy pay ua in fees, Moreover. we take all tile worry away. We IITIIII• everythl!IJ, even - the photoaraphs. What they d.>a t want to buy. we rent; anti next year we plan to build a little weddlnl chapel, where receptlons cao be held after the ceremony, and dtemJ>8111• <an bo sf:rved <as II can't lie In · churclt) Etch year we add ~--~ ~~ ·~ ~ aot~Qllly t-• temperatu~ l~ •~·· ~ aceesso~ li~at woddi•~ t restrl~to!il do.:peCtl~:pl: ;te = ~tl;.n-t~ 'tm = ~ ~~~~~. ~'*• ~:If_ 1 Dear Helen: . eulf -In tbll CUI Mn. T•. COil· Sorry. I've "GOT TO" •¥!' the tum wu on UJO , _ lon, a.m. Slltur' Mr. and Mrs. Haselt Bell !If emphatic at times, "llite" a ....,el ll was completely fluent, day; Mrs .. Daniel K. I!Vana, SL JOIC!pb Mtc:h t!slllll& · c.llummst ahould. Wtlbout any henllntiiC and GaUlpolia, son, JQ:UI •• m. Sat· 11011 her JDOihei. Allee Grammar is llkt ri&ld otthawing, jill( it wu sdntlllatlnl urday; 1\lrJ, Rollerl 0. Bates. i-eeenttf. On WeciDNiiiy 111 quetle; you ahould Jearn till '160 Firat Ave., 1011, 1:111 a.t4. they motored to · 0 118erond, rules ao that, when the occa.. we · and more . ..••• MrL Fred 0, ..:.· -·-··, _. ... Important. s"':2c•-btre ........ ..12·-·311 viSit her aunt. Mr,: ~. _ ..:... ton demands, you can break • •~ • ......,~..,.' · llllt11IP fet'IIJIO'Io ' .. · tllem Intelligently. -H. he eame, In a very p.ID. SUJXIay. Mr. and Mtl. 'I'imoihr!lbmit Dar Helen• cantempai'y and cool mllll'llf, llllehara!ll and cbllclren. Patrlel Ttmmr; •··w yQU can't "' "'ve out dryly· llUmQI' C)UI yet without Amos, Mrs. Kevin Leslie L.Adllllll, Marlin Chrlstlne, · t...,•.;;..,.' . · IIIII "'-'-•ft u 1 names ur 101dlers, sailors or 881'1111111. '· merely.· 1111 lhe Fred Fpmlrt, F;'.;;k'A: ;;;: and Bridget, CIDioD •Jsltell O'f· JolariDIII\· but - If want IIIII trutl\8 I or th weekend with lM!r Jll!" .... • •...- or rar, Junior L. GIDesple, Clw· e 10 vrrlll to !oUows In the com· u.,maet,fl. As tile phrwng Itt E. Kaeppel, 1\lrl. Mabel rents, l\lr. aod lfar· bat artas - here's how to do Joe& nowadays he teiJI· It II II Lanhart, Mrs. Walter D. lolllier ralt. . · 11 ' Send your letlarl, airmail · II, not II tbougb' he were l\lra..EUIIellf F· Moore, TereM - frlr and 111r1 MIJDiri 1$ · toUNJ'it:D SF;I\YICE )IAN e>o OF Gtneral TJUi: Jl&rtator of till sport.novel ,IS the E. Norrie. Mrs. Marprei Gil S'l'ATES, a dlmt for SommerviUe, Mn. Bemlatt S. William C. We.itmoreland. U. juYelillea: tull or all the •ld, !pG, Jr., Mrs. Arthur . . · R. 1\lr. 101 · "'· ".....,. at ....ews. Mllltary Assistance Comtiresome. childish 1M unendllltl Granville WUltaml, Mi-a. HoapltaL mand, VIet Nam, APO !16242, ellcb cal·"· S H ,. I. vr,.·a• ' es. •w upi'OOse, Mrs. Owen ·- 1 I - ••• San Frll)clllco, CalHomlll. WUbur W""·P Wor'-• - In a way. II was somewhat Iman, _;j ---11 your readers havo a opec· lflc branch ur the aervlet they ll¥!cklnll. 1P)eallllliY· becautiO! ·Jt:1·•·•·•• u d.TIIt ' midt -•. -._.._..,. ·-""M -·"·• Blaw •...,... an4 -.. .lnfBDI • lOll · Mu"'' IICltOIT UI'UIIN . . wlah to write to, tbeJ ahould ~· .,........., aubStltute that branch ID the anew llal•l!iJrts annoonclna. 10 ' ' ·· ' •. Sam ..,_.... 'oldo Unlvw» place of "Seniee Jlrllll," Allow filii of hOUit 111111. It ,Howard L. McCJeiWI and In- ty'a top l'l!lblllll U...l o1 ltt5, IlK weeks for 1 rtPIY. alii! thell 10 )fellllll In l:ontemPOfltt· flllt daUBhtaro· ' M. relurM. for iiiJ aerilllr ynr.- Boo ·117 again, or write NVeral let. , Except for Vln Ifill stallda II Ill! rd"llll II tm 11 once. Our 1111111 rully lleully and a rew otheH. I em't son, Mrt. ;loyd it. blflar7 Ill retllm aDDreCiate lhlli lotllrl and. lldllk at 1111. art1 of bnlf!dCJSI. 111111 lnfBDI dan&hter, Mrs. jot yUda liS$ ID all) Ill nDk , lnttreot abciwD: ·\" · thai ta more ottfaabloMd E. Tbompaan.l.lllhlr p. . 1 have _, , .to 1 Nevllli. · 12J ...... lllarl . on aophlltlcatlOII pr, KJmllet'lt JOIIIII Marl!>& FebruarY txeellenl apot'tl pill eoiiJIII> C. Lambert, Sr Ma}'l-.nd o"' . · and his wonclldul letten lllsta have aholm that illl!fl I! aac, !\Irs. 0. HaliiiJ', ; w.ull UP · · "'ve the . · p•""·- """"''le . 110 auojecl thai caiiiiOI !Je J0hn T Dill · · ' • - -··..... 111 ....... · •• what life - In ..,... ...-·• Ill . trea"" b• an 1 mature, uniftfl..... , ow. .,._ ...,._ .Confilzl. - . .. ol VIII Nam . In..,_. UM . In MJd.AJn¢ea like. ..;.QAY ' level. 'CAtl .• 01'11!1 JfA111!. once gamea to blllll the" acboti' p .s. Thtu are probOblo UnWerttty ael a new He 'alne\1 ·544 MAC ably pv....unert • C!tllllltW: 10 • attendance flpre .In toolball yard$ tQS In *'!) tb taJI)t llllfd. that would eliminate the "nllltl) last :lUI' Wfl8l TO,MIIIIIIIItd.lllll idgll for the Bobeall Ill that Iillo tant pacl!isu.'' _: In live '8!'1101 lor 1 14,111 IV· tlnie departDtent. ' Deer Gay: Ote8 mae. 11111 lad Ill 1Nm1 In tb1 - . - - -·- Tlwtl<a kill tor YOur help. IIJd.Allltrlcui · Now, ,..an, have al II. ant Members of the MYf were NO. 'It roa OIIID IOICATI ltJQOIDbtr to keep 1e11er1 Jlllllllll Rev. and Mn. Cllest- !OVGIIIST QlmULII!VBI POotball ....- IW · w til clleerflll and ..... poUIIcall-R. er Llmley at thaJr· ill Obla Unlftl'llly'l biJikelhlll m8rk the 'l2ncl grlcl eamJllla ·· Rlltlanll r_.tly for 1 wiener taarn wiD lace ·ftvo Big • T 111 at 'Obto IJIIIYOIIIIJ. In • • rolll and plSII putt. PrtaeDI tre11111 In IIOIMlCIIdeNnct p11J 101!1 (mtnus· tliO 11011Jay d · wll'l Sharry, BobbJ and 8rllet thlll year, more thon ·any othet Ohkl faptl!all · Tile A!maal• BJack*D, 111111'111 . BraWley, school In tile nation 1111& a m111o have won 110, loll II& ·11111 lill ll)t llldtfll Prell ta-tlaDII Suutm and Doona Partlow, Dl• ber ol the IIIJ Tell. to !Its. ... 1111 Wyenmlllw, Mill)' L o u, . · · . ~ aero~~ peopl~ bl~·· ~ c--· ..a~-.,. . -·~ w ~bin& are H~ ~. ~ ~t, ~ "orlfiC" ~ ~ll' treabnenl. ~ ~-''. ~. W.tlnl ~1 dln~hlar ~ •••~• •"~ ~3' ~~ ~= ~ntls!':' w~. ~ jo i, ~ Rock lei~ ~ ~~~~»· ~· ~. ~ --~ ~ ~. Sprinas ~;. N .JUtaety '* ~ '*"" ~), ~ .~':!t :.,:=':·wt~'tc~ =·a~= ~ D£RR"'S WQDlln '. ~edl 11 flL . .... ~ ,-IIJIIL ~IDII~t . ·0. ( ~ ~: ··t ~ .~ .~.. l!~,llm4 '~• ~.· or ~ All-~ ~ -~ ~ ~ .,.~.,. ~ SALE of RUGS clUedc .. .,_.... lheli ~w .... .. ' loll~- ~ ~: ~.· sooner or lator have to lose their baby teeth whether they are bleeder& or no · ew ec ques for tre at• t N t h0 I lnl hemophiliacs before dentoi or any oilier operation1 Is making the difference tJe. normal livinrl and ours· IIIJ o constantly nagpn& !tar. A. by-product in every blood bank I• plaoma, the cl..r flukl part ol 1M blood. When 11 Ia frozen, tllen thawed at the lowest that will per· mlt thawin&. a precipitate forms. This contains a high concentratlon or anttlleroophUic aJobulln. The uao o111111 conconIrate, still In the oxperltnental atoge o! deveJQIIIDOnt, Is a !!Teat boon to bleeders when It is wtvi!JI prior to an Ollfi'Biion. 'l'hll il net the onfy new remocty for bletders. however. Replar dOIOS by mouth ol am inocraprale aeid before an opel'!'· t10n have drastically cut till 1eed for triDIIusions In bleeders. The -.. il available only on a doctor'• preacriptlon befa1'1111111 th~ Wood ·farm. Alqmiil were never pleased.with that <auae the dose must be care!ul· 1y adjusted to prevent ckltllr«n ute of affaln, and tbe school became !ortniDI in the veim. J!lln of four year Institution. It was aough soing to reestablish the college to I am cailln& attention to lth1t status, and there were manv dark these new forms ef treatment :]lerlod1, but the faith shown then ·is )NIV· In the hope that many bleeO. J!ng dtfldetids today. A program of ad· ero will be spared a life ot f 1nctment Wll started under Palll Lyne semi-invalidism brought on '~hat •w Davill Hall, the student center by a lear ot engaBinKin nOr· ')lnd Molllton Hall added to the campus mal aetlvltles. An overly pro~cturts, and with tbe cominl of Dr. tective atlltudo on the part Qlrlstensen. the areatest advancement ot tile parents of bleeders hao in the ahortest period bas caused the often condemned tllem to • colle&e to forge abead in every way, nre of I!TOatly . liephysically, and in the improvefllent of tiVIty. Fur\hOI'I1lOI'O theY havl atandards. Where the school over many of Its years could hardly count a bund· ::: :::... service, .. we can alford ... rid stlldenta, we find it today approach· ployero feared they would .lOll . -; We'll sllll Ill our 20's, but and Mrs. Hulb Jlt9t'bl, Hellll U II mg the thousand inatk oo the eve bf its a lot Ill time !N'11 - t . , "'!. hfte a ~ Ill our The moon )•(' 111 11n1 Billelllloll, Sue IIIII Larry J.emo 9lst year. The story Df Rio Grande Col· ExiJifrlted 11111~1 co.• . o1!1', and IL aD cama , ab!IOII .quarll!r llid - . ; ley and the boll and .baatua, 1He II a miracle In pre~~~~~tance, and we IW happy 111 be around' to see what ill fl!fll may not ooly 1111 to pro- . . .•..· .· . cetttnc I' t.: . .. Tilt mornllll, •c. M..-.. ftfi. ltlld Mn. Lemler. toct the hemO!Jhiliac - II may . . It for· everyQM. - · Venui Jupllef . - SatUra. ' '• wa. Ronald Golhlrd a n d tnnapli'ln1... )DcreUO hill omollonal tin- . :·. . _ . Y·MATES ~' ·........ ' !. ' , ·' .,__ - • --"-' •w~ . ,.,..;;._ ' .... ...... - - · ---- - · al• antllhertby IDCnaiO hII ·~ lrlarrY-Ih,lll: . ...• ,.. IYIIIIIII . . w111t 11er motbU, 1\fn, W. A. abwt 1111! bleedlnl· !;my el· May Jour AmtdeiD JIO'J Q11'11/ WendeD , . JbrP.n ani1 atterided the Metp furl aboold bo mllde to .P'. · _.~sa (II'OI1Ief and your hlpHolma wu1 iliJi'l on thll day ID '· CooniJ fl)r, lhe hemottblllac taiold I nor- ·, pllllljll ~1111. I'm IIIN Jill · •/ • • Mr. IJIII . l\lra. ~.flcS f/. 11119. mal life. Hll wounds need two WedtiiDc a>UIIIIDIIi will . · ,. · l RlehiDoodale=::t e Wtekend lqer be (ataJ; bit UYI nMd IIIVOf need i lll8fl'llle eoutJIII. On this Ill • i!_er ... lolr. a!td l\1fi, ICJIIIer be tlllid with rot. ar. -H. ln 1111 , riewr'-t.o.n. . ·' Wliltaiil .J .. IIIII o!aUP . 10 ilodllll· PBitFBCI' IQIJILCII " "' · - \If, , ,..., Q - l .,._ 111Y1 IIJ t. I)BPlll'IIQI:NT .,. Ku ltm 11111. F. Jt; sil4#tJ' t:l 1far-ald daulhter· It IIJiiiUI!IIIll Dear !!tl•= . and r..lheNd .Is . . ' Ia tile al' eotum\111 ilil' rt!ilaJ ,.. and tbll thl oar4 undet ·It • I waDt 1111 perfeot . premd"' ...... '. • ''Uet14 w!lh .•• aballkl ·be eilppld. He ljiHChr far . 1 CUJ neada 1111. You ln thi - ·jCIII'ill'l .111 \tra, 11JrQ11i . '!:I II ...,..al. Arolher cloelor IIJI 1 ,, . .. hi lltlllb,<hl • 1a1on Jorclaa 1111111 \11111!1-- - . ' ,1 to lei It atone. What. JOII )a. ·.lwaya ebDppi'C lime bomb ta filf. and .Jrlq, · '(IJowft tliiDkT ... ~ .people dOWII,' IIat raaliY,'· hi olllct. · .• ,, . • .l ~·llr. ~. <limi 0,1 .l MI. A - .... a IIIII ...... .... . tDoW 11iJ1b1a1. lit lilY• : • In J. . Preill(enl , . , . qn f4r· !1111 )lrt 11111 lbat1i0tll. wen Ill llllb •t- • t11111 a 111111'7 . . _ Ill · .vttnn" ,Go'cll)t!l to iiUah • tl!4 1111).. fill and talkJill, 111011 IS DUih- talll cf!1rl• alt.lllll ftii!l*b r. fill the SupJelnl C111 a an.rao.D. · 1111 Ill lie piDed bJ eUpplnlll 'nile • callt 'the"tm cil. •• fell by rellrfltC felli' 'Mr· llUpld. -HOP~ . , ler. "· of 'f'I04v1Rt• Md., teYCfl i ill'! UOORD Oelr . , , ' . ,, . . 1n lflf, It dQi II;\ • M · ,.niJ · Willi ObiD UDI¥1r11-. HoW. ai!IM!I, !opum, JOU ·ftan In . ·. . liiPt* • .. q ' iii!M! · 111r: t 1•II tJ'i, foolllall I TeiiCiD mind IIOihlnl . . . th8li 110 flti'ICllil - . MP il . . '1111 6111l, IIJI)Iell for IS$ yard& hll Ill U! "T ..,Jt. · '' · and lf were , .' · family: . ' · · 'I ' ' · 10p•amon Jaf II liM, Cllllt 'dear liel«<: A il!oillht for .tbl' Spu!Tiet' \JC pp Iii to 1111 twjl yards aby ot the • I note that . IOII)eltmet JG11 Twlllli llld: :t. bt ere4;•P-!1f; fl""" . tdailol'l .. . . 1tl,tbiDI "Yuu'\>e cot to.. " 4o for the .. . with HI Jjll', f: . were: ~turday 1 and Sunday by TM Ohio Va~ o1d of enteriD& the last decade of a cen· tury of service. Already the school, its Joyal alumni, and many friends in Gal· Ia ~Wily and abroad are startinf to llot forward to the observance o its & ntennial In 1976, and what a 'story of fortitude and devotion can at that time be spread on the pages of its archives. f!.oolr.iq over the array of existing Ohio !;Olleges, one does not often realize tho ~ngth of service of our college, and it wa., indeed a bold undertaking back in 1876 to launch a college. At that time · ihtre were less than half of the colleges ! nd universities that one finds today. · Today the idea of starling a colle~:e in a small county. and in a location de· yoid of proper transportation would r•m preposterous, but not to the coup, who gave their modest fortune for its tstabllshmont, or those who proposed such an Idea. On the other hand there are pants of the collegiate world that ttarted from what might be called small .icOtns. and It ~taggers the imagination .to try to f!suabze, that what seems like ltbodeot starts can develop into in the passln& of the yean. Ohio State Uni· verslty, which was founded as Ohio Ag· rtcultural and Mechanical College, just a year before Rio Grande, was confined to toe largo bUlldln«, what · is now called University Hall, and now is almost lost In a maze of buildings, and a student Jlody approxltnating 40,000. ' Our cOllege from the start did not ·"ave tho potential that a school subsi· llized by the sute had. and starting with "'' two orilinal buildings it was content ~ struaalo alone doing what it could to ~ise the standards of education in the Ills of southern Ohio Rio Grande suf· ered the loss of both its original build· ngs by lite; but thai did not deter the chool from continuing. At the end of ! first· half eentur.y of existence It was till hOUJf in a few bulldin&s, and that vent was marked by the build.in& of he first .medem structlll'e in Annlver· aey f14D, lllllltt tl!e iJdministratlon of orace Hour. Even with that evidence of \JIQW~ · tht tcl\001 was t.o face serious ble1111; ~rly in .tbla century It was turn )o eltperimentation 11 a two-year olleae, aJIII ~~~ a stlf·.help baalllln tralnstu,denta \O make. Items, and assist ·u j ~; TVInRe~ey :' -~ Ii l n~· .:·o~Jii sntrit4B. ·'• _l ' •' ,. ~ . ..' '• .. ' \ (\. I, ap~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~Jt'~ . Pblll4el~, ~ ·~ ~ldltk ·~ - ~ ~ lok. 7niJ ' ~·)lit ~~. /.:::a~~ ~ ·V~. ~ ~ · M- ~· tJI!i,. ~= ~ ~· ~ ~ ~ llivli'al~,. ·~~ "~' ~ ~~~.~ -·~.:~~::~~~" ~~~~-·· ~tot.. : ~-'f'ln+ . ..•. • �..i' \ .J "l f• ,, '. New Chief Lobbyist Is !ppointfAI Today by OEA I ' '' . ;,A OOLIJ!o!IIUS (UP!) - 'lbe pll!llled a brlet vacat)on before Ohio 1\lduetUOn ASIIOclation to- mUID& a llnal decllillll ·about ~I)' '1!.1 I Dlw chltl 1llbll1flt leaYIII« the lueller IJ'OIIp. .·By ROBERT MCDIIlMO'I'l' and Ill Mtelh•ecutlft pro~ '1'he l'OIIImlltoe Wfnl intAt ex.. :llJittal PHil lalti'IIIIF'! ed ho was the vlcUm of a eculive lleSSion and came out 1 . "power ~ Of same lllllt." and told m~ I waa lllniUIIL It i WAUKEGAN, nt. (OPl)- 1be OBA ltlelllflvl C41nmlt- WM a llltprlle," ~earo rlotan bombld can wUb tee sa~mUt llrtd 'l'.G. O'Keefe O'J(eefe said, · olotDY coclltaill and lnlpptcl after two days of stormy 8efo 1be OEA ..ecullve colllllllttee amilies in the flamet 8uDdaJ aiODI 111111 11-.1 x.nblt lltUIII- said Dllllhll11 wwld atghl jllllt fiVe btocb frOm tbl ICy, 01:.\ aclndlllolratiVe ...... O'KN!e's dllllea <Ill I ~ bunaalow home wbert tilt 1111, 10 tbe post 011 a lllDpcJnrJ nry bills willie ~ tearcllld President'• d>uahttr Lucl wa1 basis. lor a perlllllllllt llUirmlll. ~eekendlng with htr ia-lawt. O'Keefe, the lop JIII'IIIIMIII Slate Sen. OIIYer Oeuek, P. i secret servtee men stood emptei)IM of OEA 11n0t 1961 111111 SumJnlt. " 1elllllna tpOI~e~r~lt)ll jluard Sunday ntabl and !Gday 1 veteran ot Ill 71Jm wltb tilt 011 educlllon W&l niiii.U.anooeddld.llll ~n tilt front (IGrCh ol tilt houte 12,000 memiler tllda poUP, 101111 as a postibll ., j,t Ill Pretcoll Street where W&l reliiYed of hll tlllllts In I lor the poll, 18 tba OEA l-uci Johnson Nugent and her power struggle with eleetod olfi.. oeemed hooded IOWatdlll •.,.. , 1 1 husband, Patrick, 11ete ttaylnl clabi of the II'OIIP• a~e chanle. to work •• jt.ith Nqent'o pam~ll, Mr. and Thty blamed him lor "ll<k of 1fltb tilt llflllilature.q•=·::~ ldrs. Jerry Nugent. lllldanhlp" In elforll 10 win was knowo to havo At J.eaal 18 periOIII were 1e1Jsi1Uve or vo1tr approval of wttb Go\'. James A. burned, live crltlcaDy, by tbe a btu to boOII the ttall oalet •hom he ICCIIIed of breaklnt mtlalllv cecklllls. Pollee count- 1u to provide more educaUon eeveral campaign proiJiiBeS Ul ed 86 arrested, lour of them for revenue education. earryillll concealed weapolll O'Keefe, who claimed ho waa DaiJI(Jerly, superlntendenl of wl!lcb ranged through a .:18- "a casualty of iuue One," llho the Jackaon Clty ochoolli lor 16 caliber revolver, 1 otraight sales lu Increase which voters yean, tolned the proteesional l'liZOr and a 7-Jnch s\VItchblade turned down in 111651, was Ol· educator's group ln 1962 to knjle. Sil can were eet on fir peeled to be paid for lhe lwo die puollc alfain aslli10ments and ...,... ....,.. 111 on fire. more vears left In his $26,800 a and be • cnnsultant with school Poilu Keep Watch year contract. He said he adminlstratora. Altholllh tbe worst of the •' '·. 1 ,t Effective oomp. .r. lf,UUUAGE APPLICATIONS are doing to reconslllute the River News lion exerdses was Dr. Alphus Chris· Rio Grande College, shown beside his lor's degree at the commencement. At of Ohio University. W~lter At OU Commencement Sat urdoy , Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper ~. t;!::U!%.~ ~N~Y.~ ~dill 1~ Death SRS h ~~b; SHOES II•• w*'"• Chesapeake Man Ct"ted by Patrol FoilOWJDg • "'reek' ) IF YOU :HIGH SCHOOL '- • ...... J: e e...e .....,., ..., ..... ...,. Lift School Without Complttlnt Olftcera reported !bat Evans wu overlakinl encl PIIIIDI 1 IOUihbouncl.ear driVI!tl by 11Gbart Willell, Sf, Pt. Plusant. 'lbe left front of tba Ev1111 car alrtlclc the rlflht ifde ol tbe Willett vehicle. No one i!ijured. 'lbere wu modtnte damage .. botb ean. 'lbe l!llly o11t1r weekend I =-=~· ~ I ddllll bmatlpled by lbe I ..... ,., • 5e·l'clot Nigh $cMol ....., ... Fr. LeNon. : lrol oceurNd at 7:4& p. m. I -·····•···-·•..,•••········••"'.., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... - · • • I : . . . . . _ ...................................................... Apl ...... : urda, en the Salem Caller Rd. 1 Cllt ..............._ ••••••.••.••• , ............ Z.~• ... •'" •• .... .. •••• •• I a IIIUe more tblll tour mUes ~----------------------------------·-·· ----------------IIDlltb Ill Rt. 14:1. . Ollleen reported tbal 1 car *'- by a.n.tDpbet Nlppt!f, I 17, Lang.Vlllo, l!lldld -=~1 alruck and killed I dalr. '1'1 was moderate dem•p to ear. Napper claimed lite deer. Patrol ...... . . . . , Suatla, lr•l 1&1: Gap Blrrll, II, PoaleraiJ; Jill Blehards, 10, Llfl7ette, Ind.: llavltl R. lia,ll, •• Cornlnl; Ted W. Slollty, 31, GaJUpelis; Baber1 c. Price, , ~. ~~.I W. Va., all IG IPfllll' polls llltllllclpal M'l fer apeedlna; tam. B. I .~-!!-~---~~----~~-~!-~, , . . . . . . . ,.... ........ CASH before night IS 111M. . . .. Mftldlt!Jor~ failure tt n;;::l'l SendThein •.. . KMnan, 14, Belpre, no oper.. ator'a license, cited to Mella County JuvenUe Court, date to TASTY WHITE MEAT lb. Potatoes ••• aOFilbJn ,, ,.,,. PLAY ,I BACK TO SCHOOL •:;• ~ I! .\ ' I ! '' Hul'l'l- , . ,......, mtiit ...... Gt:llllml. WIN'1000-$101l-$50RAOOLOBTVSET. ) lloblneon'• qu1lhy ..••, ·. \ ,, ' '"' • ~ • ,j ' i . £iK~Y,!ILL ..... •·aoo~ ' ~:~1N-. wu,LiAMS .. cOLoR TV ·• ... ..,...,ILI,.I .... $1000 · . ".LA IA"(RL . :. ', .. tOLOR TV ,JNI .~KS ·. . . . . . ttGOO U~ rJ4N(!I·1~11JIUIJ. tiDOII ' ,, . -' GUIRm JtOLLIS, ~=TV c:AI~·'MI.IC!H ~ ... · : ... - .. ~,~··¥ ~~ !f'-,·f ~ ' ' '•' ~· ' TV BOYS BASKETBALL . ,,,. OXFORDS & SHOES 1.' ' '( to parfwlly .,.OriMcl with . : Jlllnlall amoonts were generall1 ll&ht except lor 1.64. Inches at Midland T..88 late Sunddy an4 an Inch at Clovis, Sbower acUvlty was ~ continue tnclay In .,. NoriiP•est and South. VIDlen& ......... ' W81 limit.! to '·•ectlYftJeo .on 1111 part A&P ~ • . Just .Ahw Of The~,-WinqeriAre··· • This Jet Action Washer has a spacial B•ntle speed for delicates, Wash & WeaJS! • Patented Deep Action Agitator creates surgiog jel currents to give all your wash Deep Actiof1c: le:tning 1 • Jtt-slmpla mechani.,! • Jlt·AWIY lint removall { •, _, •• ,I ~59 ' ;n· BAKER FURNITURE THE GOCW GUYS IN WHJTi: HATS ~'y !IV~ : · .:: SULI-! THEIR I f':DA1and. N.lt • . M'I"OD up 23, 8:30 a.m.; Mark COLUMBUS (liP!) '111 Sund Zl2 977 M. up Greenup 6' 05 p.m.; J. crowds! The traffic' e tendedyalby 1a1' persons S. Lewis up Greenup 7:30 p.m.; e r. t>llsha Woods up Greenup I~ : 05 Tbe . people and the cars av- And wbere there are people, •. m.; l!:ndeavor up Greenup .rnowong ""' sl8t. faLr have al- tbere are ca~s. Ten miles of 12:45 a.m.; Inca down Green· mosl. replace~ the big name en· them at one lime Sunday. up I%:30 a.m.; A. J. Patten up lertamers and lhe exhlbJls as Traffic, single lane along ~reengp : 3 30 a.m.; Mounuun conversation pl~ces at another berm, was backed up fiVe mil" Slate down Melclahl 2:35 p.m.; wave of humanity and .~tomo- hoth north and south, from !i. H. Bosworth 11 down Mel· biles headed mlo the fall's filth l!l!traoce on 1-71. qahl l:at p.m.; 8eu McCool day· Fifty Columbus policemen down Meklihl U:3i0 p.m.: and highway patrolmen swe:>ted I Ladd Dean dOWII Meldahl tfllh the problem. during .a 1i0 p.m.; New O<ieaul duWD day. , Meldabl 3:35 a.m.; Attendance dll!'ing the •P Meldabl 4:10 a.m.; four days was 656,430. That D. doWII Meldah1 ·5:30 a.m. about 300,000 more than altoM-1 Gablpelfo IIIII - Mark ed during the first four ton up ' ' " p.m.: John J. last year. up 10:10 p.m.; Valley TtanaTbe big attractio!l porter up 1:40 a.m.; Jim Houg· By 111M WlLLEN80N Wednesday wiD be Perry Como, land down 3:45 a.m.; Harvey who wlD olng at the grandstand 1 Jordon up ~:05 a.m.; L. Fiore United ';"•• nternallanaf show. up 4:30 a.m. TOKYO .UP[), -A mob ~! The cruwds lor Bob Hope Kaaawlla JUnr - 8 e m e t 200,000 teen-&~e Red Guards urday and Sunday nights down Marmet S:65 a.m.; Fort demonstrated today In front of flowed Ute place. PoUee dotledl Dearbonl down Winfield 7:50 the Soviet Embassy In Peking all lbe grandstand galea p.m.; Jfi1en z. up Wlnlield 8 an apparent answer to a than 111 hour before tbe p.IIL; C11arJe1 Steve!IIOII protest note agntnst sllrled. The lnlield and the bar· WlDIIel4 10 p.m.; Allen R. acts of violence ness ractna track were opened rm ap WIDffeld 11:05 p.m.; tbe ernbasay and to spectators. An estinlated lei'IOD 4oWD \fiDfleld 1,45 a.m.; to Russian officials. 000 persons got In 1o see Hope H. C. Bllll ap Winfield S:40 a. There were no reports of A big drawing card !lithe m. In ioday's demonstra· -member all.Ohlo Boys Band. t!on - th e first day of I Tbe overflow crowd at masalve tw<Hiay anti-Soviet borse show saturday night IouUJUrsl -but tbe demonstra- ed to Its feet to give the wera expected U1 cool a tong noise ovalioo, and tben Ifurther the strained nlallono 1ave a atandlng ovalloo Ia Dr. Ibetween Moscow and Peking. Louis Pete of Ashland who falling to allack the directed tbe band lor 35 as feared earner. the Beauty queens were ple,.ur.d apparenUy were during tbe weekend. Misa a PI!DVe by high World was chosen In 111 UJdled Prell lntomallalal olllclals to put a monies Saturday !light lihUe lllbcl! ol lbe oalloo woke up on the zealous acUYilles Sunday 18-year-old Diana to llCOpllonaiiY tine ~er of the teen-age fanatiCS who Boxti 11 Jnlliard was Pl!lllled weather today. The persiStence have been acUng Uke the IDUer Miss Wool of Ohio. of tbe clear and warm youth ol Nul Germany. The blonde, blue-eyed bea1•1J conclittono \fU attributed lo 1 M editorial In the official will represent Ohio lD lbe iarp high pressure . area Comm~l party ne1flp8per Wool of AmeriCa contest eehed-1 stationed over tbl 1'!ntleolle a Peking radio broadcast uled for san Angelo, T... , Valley. on the youngsters -boys June 'l1le only ezceptlons to . cJrla of junior b1lb school · . rult were 00111e showers In -to curb tbe1r zeal and Today was de81gnated COIIJIII-1 Northwest and tbe Soutb "~ew work metbods" of bus and central Obio DayH,eal~hl SOIIIt chilly weatber in (1Jna•1 cutten t pled Cblldrell's Day, and Pa411ie Northwest and New revolution." and Safety Day. fiiWfi . • gives delicates extra care! I ) ,... ~ n. .anci=-~===-...:=====:..::=====M~l~D-D_L=E-P~O=RT~,~O~•...::::__ _:~ Across U.S• CI!T YOUit FREE PLAYING CARDS AT YoUJt PRIENDLY .MtP AND lllATCH THE MASTER CARD TO WIN~ NO PuRCHASE IS NBCBSSARY · .- A ' - CAID WILL BE GIVEN YOU ON EACH VISlT TO THE STORE. t ' ;=o=.:::-:~""' ~.', ·~~::~~ ~Is hou~":c I ;:~ Weather is Just Right I _A IJillU. . - ' FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer Demonstration 49e 59c 99c U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A WHITE ~ ciWd ..... •: Cblrlel W., 28, GaiUpolll, p•lllilnl ' • nlll'ol!d ctelllbll. cited ~8; CJarlea .,.. Pll*fto Sbawnte, B['t'dh'C. cited Sept. ~; Davltl L. Clarkaoa, .. B1. 4, Oak mn, failure 1o reglliter, died Sept. 2; and RGberl L. . !lie aeL ~~He~~alao==-~;;ea~as~vice~~~~:;;;;:;;;;;;;;iiii~ij' r Fryer Legs Fryer Breast 9 AM to 12 PM 300 W. 2nd StNet Guar.ds Stage . EARLY WEEK SPECIALS 9 AM to 7 ECONOMY SAVINGS &LOAN CO, 20t,OOO.Red FOREMAN.&A8BOTT Roush's Shoes·tore FRIDAY SATURDAY I· tep. ens .= .;, I TOIJf'lo>l MON.-TUES.-WED.-THUU. 212.977 Jam Ohio Sta.te F ~;.:; :,':,:·.~~~ ~ airgrounds On Sunday 1 ~Ew (A.,_N oom"""") ~-~.; Princt~to ATHENS - Or. Alphus chairman ol the Ohio Valley of special services. commencement Regional Development ComiDI~ Ohio University Pruldent at Ohio University's tee and a member of Ute Ohio R. Alden conferred 471 aradUIUon ewclliea Sat- ·Citizen's Council for Health degfj!OS and urday called on the graduates , Welfare. degrees. The tweniY· rely upon free dlJcussion and 1 Before accepdng tbe presldengraduate students recelv·ll 1o test Ideas. cy of Rio Grande College In the doctor of philosophy de"SocietY aeods more compe- 1962, Dr. Christensen had been comprised the lal'(leot clau of ideas, not less," said ' administrative ossllitant to !be doctoral students at 0 b I Cbrlstensen. "Critical akep- 1president of Soutb Dakota Sljlte the University be&an its llclam Is needed to test hypo- 1 University where. he had aro1 philosophy proJJf&nlll ti>Ma, now accepted as ab"" l Uer served al head of the de19S7. · · lute trutbs, wblch will one day . pctment of spee'ob and Convenlna the con:1me1>ee•nen1:11 found wanlillg." I John W. Galbreatb, eba.lr-11 Dr. Christe!ll!n, preSident of • Rio Grande College, ilpolre to CJaJQIS ol"'.:::::."' University Firm button·l'ree wnatruetion for n!aht • than 5,ooa persons, tnclud: . Dight C!f reatinl sleep. Compue: I almost 700 graduates and ' Bade-To-School • H••YJ- stripe- with gold "'r•~ . receiving de- · • grees. Among the stud~ts re. • S.1f1 Ed.. Girds• ellll 111f111111 edJIIS celvlng degreeo was his 800• PT. PLEASANT - Samuel H. • Duro F11111• ueps •rface smootlt. filii. Alphus R. Chrlatenoen, Jr., who Stephens, II, of Rt. 2, • Hulldftlds of fetllpeftld llell COils was awarded ID II. 8. degree ·1ted Sunday at bll borne 1 .en:: College of Arlo and lawlnil long Dlnes8. Sci • He wao, a reUre4 farmer, ~ the 2i students re- born Feb. 3, 1115, son of t be celvlng lbe doctor of pbllosophy late Miner 111111 Mar7 MeDer· Christensen con- J!IOII .Ste~; . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. them on both their · SurviYIJii ·are bll wife, EllbMlddlaport, 0. acldewments and tbe1r oppor- «, four 10111, lollner, o1 PL luullifl. He noted tbat of 18,000 Pleasant; Everell, of MI. Alia; lncl women earoiJ1c the doc- Harding, of Leon, and WOllam, degree lbts year, more of,Ciyde. ball would be goina into <\ISO, one daughter. M r a. and govemmenl. Gebevieve Sayre, Flodlay, Christensen aid and one Biller, Mrs. lhe maa . ttr'a degree, recelv· Glenn of Buffalo, W. Va. T1velve by 186 sludenta, "some day IJ'andchlidren and sill great • II will become a prereq- grandchll4ren a1ao I!UrVin. for many ocoupaUona and Funerall!rrangemenls will be professions." 11100nnced .by the Mohr-stevens Speakln& to lbese oludents re· Funeral home. . eeivlng lbe ba"'a'•ureate de,reo Dr.' ·Cbriatensen c~ AIIRE8'r CUlll O'II'NEil . them "the 101!1 encl daughters of tilt age of proteet." He call· WEIRTON; W. V~. IUPI) on lbelll I? be parli~ly A citizens' raldlna party tbal EFFECTIVE MON., TUES. AN 0 WED. AUGUST 29, 30 & 31 In tb~ commurucatwn found 300,to 41111 youths "whooplbeir ideal. 'Ofleu dlfferenc- Ina tt up 111'17 Sunday morDarloe becauae ~ tbe inability Ina at tbe neai'by Cove 1 n n ECONOMICAL - COMPLETE DRUMSTICK I THIGH lbo dlsputanbllo clarify and led to the armt of club o\Yilel' define. A ~Nt thought lli value- Jerry Manfred of Steubenville lesa unW It hu been verbaliz.. Ohio. ' · ' ~ lb. ed." Manfred was cbarled with Dr. Cbristssen lli 1 reglooiJ operating bll establishment al· president ~ the Couneil tor legal bours and was order· Advaneem1111 al Small Col· ed IG appear Wednesday for 1 • H In F ITHEY'RE U I l.l I I ) Boat ==~ :'re : hl~f~: Democrats Adopt Platform, 'Rely Upon Free Discussion, Continue po)ice force of tbil far north +'~.:..:~ p~~ .:~: LBJ Promises Ohioans Help ToTest Ideas.' Says Dr. Chri,.~,tensen Stock Prices 1 Retreat Today ~,Q41.30, Aug. 20, were 7.95 per cent 8· Scioto - t42,192.4&, . IJ••mlolu: GUILl tHYLY INFECt fiNISH bove lhe similar two week per· $140.343.47, $136,159.17. looJ.,d•l• tod in t96S. Four of tbe ten Vinton - t1,432.34, $985.47, A.. ww Whur un up/lollterer ha. '""'Will-HIS STUff Gaup rtadla111 . Gallipolis ,southeastern Ohio eounties, nt,71Z.55, $9,790.62. Dam 11.8, 12.2, runnms 2 teet I Athens Pike Scioto and Vinton Collection o1 motor • ch'lC1e, • · ' ' on roIIers, Pomeroy·Mason_ I •·· ishowed increases, and aD but 'n WCKY OR UNLUCKY SUIT FILED 91, Pt. Pleasant 23.57, Hmton Hocking county si!Ow I is cal l housetraller and use _ta•e• 1 • THORNTON , Colo. (UP!l-[ A suil to quiet Utle was flied .10, Kanawha Falls 2.78, Char· !year's collectloos above last the ten counlles sbowmg those Steve Hawks, 15, still Is trying in common pleas court Satur· lesion 18.77• .LGndon, Marmet ' year. lor the two-week periods end· to decide whether It was his day bY Mazie Holsinger ad· and Winfield dams were on the . ing Aug. 20, 1966, and Aug. 21, lucky day or not. I mlnlstratrl• of tbe eotate' ol sllla The figures showmg tbe col- 1965 and for tbe fJScal years M • lectlons for tbe two-week per· itng J 1 1 1966 d He had to walk home from . Fannie Johnson, deceased, ""· ~•- !~":01111• J ,lods ending Aug 20 1966 and 11ar1965 1 11" Y·. A'th ' au the 'fhorn!on shorling center i Frank Barber, Reedsville, Mar· 0 ow. """'"''"" - CriSs r. up ' · ' • I1• ens fte tol hili b' I ' JIG khold d Leo · dB 14, 1:40 p.m.; Heckjord 1 Aug. 21, 11165, .and for tbe £is- 811.42, $17,582.89, 162,352.81, :; c an nar ar1966 1 3 up 14, 10 p.m.: Titan up 14, :c~ ~e~rs "'f'"'~ ~uly_ • · $49,989.67. Galli.a - $6, 26.25, le.arned by phone he had 'won I - . ~-·11:00 p.m.; Andrew Calhoun Ia At~y t, : ; , ow . $7,14644,$23,125.10, $Z2,M7.83· a new bike in a drawing at the ry's milkman soured on prison up It 2:3!1 a.m .. Robert Reed , oa • .91, fl2,59l.· Hocking - 111,214.75. $5,082.61, center 1'1 pod Suncla 1 up 14: 3:10 a.m.; Baby Lear 42, $138,533.94, $119,971.91. $30,797.81, $21),585.27. Jackson. 'e, esca. y. I up 14, 4:30 a.m.; Jenks down , Gallla - 111,363.09, $12,853.· no weekly fiDreo, $34,493.16, PRISONER TURNS SOUR The priSOner, Crayton Ulton, $35 297.43. Lawrence _ . of/, was serving a 1·lo-lll-year • am. Dlxle down 16 111, $36,026.67, $33,259.11 . 15 6 30 I up 16, 2 a.m.: Hocking - $8,322.92, $11,552.· 14,' $17,117.82, $110,942.61, MOUNDSVILLE. W. Va. eentence for grand larceny Eastera up , 2:30 a.m.; Na· 59, $29,300.90, $30,869.86. 828.47. Meig> _ $5,567.78, tUPI)-Moundsvllle PemtentJa· had been made • trusty. _ 16 17 donal up 17, 12:50 a.m.; Edea- Jaoksou- $ •5511.99, $17,633.· 340.64, $21,687.21l, na llGBwortb up 17, t:35 a.m.; 15• ~2 • 6 27.65, $49,479.09. Pike - 16.658.30 $5,630.29, Sl. Marys up 18, 6:10 a.m.; La~eace - $30,683.05, $38,· 249.42, $17,149.95. Ross OVEC down 18, 7:30a.m.; Ph!Jo 68S •; CII4,•Y4 2' f18179.7l 086.83, $15,601.30. Scioto - $972.· 1p Sporn down IJ, 6:30 a.m.: Me go - $6,-Mi5.03, $7,2110.23, 59, $10,8:>.9.76, $52,327.69, $85,· Buckeye Slate down 30, 4:10 a. 126·583·40 • $25,082.74. 789.54. Vinton - $2,88U5, $2,· m.: Lillie George down 21, 5 Pike - $4,4G3.2~_12.:_666.12, 500.33, $9,678.44, tll,1184.73. a.m.; Queea City down 23, 5:10 p.m.; John K. down 23, 6:20 p. m.; Western down 23, I p.m.; , Elgerclilf up :13, 12:40 a.m.; 0 JOHN W. GALBREATH of Columous, (left) of the BD;Il'd Trus· tees at Ohio University, convened the University's 21lth Commencement Sat· tll'day. Speaker for the summer gradua 1ensen, (sec:ond from left) president of son, Alphus Jr., who received the bache right Is Dr. Vernon R. Alden, president I State Treasurer John D. Her •$18.3112.~. $14,11911.25. bert, reports that sales lax col· Ross $39,362.98. • . ""'..;::" Jection for the period ending ,$109,105.04, $109,031.78. I i Great LUell Navol Trainlnl Center and !orca oftha lllllloil . By Richard E. lJ&IIIDer day." Saturday was the Preol· llate pollee, Lake County ualted Pre&S tnlol'lllliOial dent's 68th birthday. Sherlll'• DeJ)Irllllent, 1nd nine ·'ThBilk you. I appreciate 111burban communllies kept COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Ohio very, vecy mucb. I'm ..tremeIUird early today. Democrall have a preoklential ,ty grateful," the PreBident reprotniSe. plied to the ''best wishes" President JohiiJOn told dele- tended by Stale Party CbaJr. galee tlllendlng the state con- man Morton Nlepp and venllon htre bY . telephone be on behalf o1 the delesatea. would do everytbmg poss1ble to "You can be certain the help tbem at the polli Nov. 1. Iidenl wiD do everyillllw WlthlD Bturdut the ".!;,e;'ldenlbe dectorl~ his power to help out during the Sa ay to ... e IU rna "' elec:tion," Johnson said when JrSt OUr bapeful Frwer Reamo Jr. a asked bY Reaml 11 be would detlnlte promllie he would be vlait Ohio before 1bo fall YORK !UPI) - sltd :::, = . : ;.help the JJem.. lion. 'lbe dllel_ eucuuve made pnces relreated In very active Tbe deleBateo did aet firm no flrmiD~tme~...... . trading duriJII lbe firat hour W ..vtte ......,..... today, Jeavm1 the htch..peed : : . ntmy .. Uckers thret minutes behind Edward (Ted) Kennedy, P.Mm hia ~~ come18 , floor transactions. VIce Ptelldent Hubert H. HWD- told UPI In a lltlThe United Press lnllrnatloo- pbrey also promloed IG llld lhe lion whalher Jolmson'o :.., al olocll market Indicator Democradc Clute ill Ohio. mont I he would villi lbo showed a loos of U2 per cent Adopl Piauslate. mean . near the end ol the first bDW'. ID other coovenllon acllon "I cetlalnJy intend IG elland 01 the Ufl tuuu traded. ttl Saturdly, the delegalea beard 8 formal btvllallon IG the Preaf· retreated while only 114 ad· haard u. s. Son. Blrcb llayb, dent lo CllbpafCD in Ohio OD v~nced. !be Dow.Jonea lDdua- J).[Dd., lbo keyaote llldnu behalf ollbe tlale ticket 88 d trJal avera~e, on u unefllclal and adoplld 111111- ctiprflq u lqlalallve ud lllllllfOIIIOII basta, abowal 1 loll of more YOte 111 ~ platform pres- candldarea,• Slate Sen. Reaml than 7 points. ent by a 3S-member eomml!lee. said. Glamor share• took lbe Two ~ beld Saitlll- An aide IG aaid l1rgeot falls. ICiectroDlc:l were dly - lhe flrmJ day of lhe tw.. leaden e1p101 the weak. 111M tumbled 710, day convenlioo. mllrot a t.bor Day 'flslllo Fairchild CAmlr 4", Teul Jolln!on talked to the !Z,OO easter Ohio 1o Jnsll'tmllllll W. lncl Mlllil'Oia delegalel ovtr 1111ep1tone hook u. s. 'Rep. Walter Sl'o. RCII, Sperry Rand, Olfttrol up with the LBJ Raneb at John- who lli oPPOIOd by Dala and Admiral took point- aon City, Tez., 111111 beard lbe c~azeaee ·li:. MIUer a 11%ed filii. deleplel lin& "llappJ Birlb- LIDculet r. ' Air~ were d e p r e a 1 • d. mayo . KLM dropped 4~. Nortb"""t S\2, Della Sl'o, Brllllfl 311, Western IV• and United 1111. Pelafold 8lllk 1'111. XlroK lkiddad 4\11, 1111rrGu111t 4ll. tf Addrm tJepb ftll a. Sleell Gary Evau, 28, Rt. 2 Chesapeake, was cited to Galwere .frlllttm.U, lower. Olryt- lipolis municipal court Aug. ~on a cbqe of pusing Oil lit l!d4ltl ~ II • eaa11r lldD the right after an accident Slmday,. IIICIIOII. Cllemlcak were lower Tbe State Highway patrolllid 'the accident oceutred wlth Du Poat, Kodak, Dow and at 11:15 a.m. SUJulay on Rl 36 at the intersec:tton of Vtn•lt!!o down large fractions. Fourth Ave., ill Kallauta. No one wu Injured. 'f19o marriage llcenoes !fete in probate court. AppUcaala were llldlard Glen WHI, 711, Shade, Sarah Katbryn Morarity, 19, Pomeroy; Cllfloa Ray Fraley Jr., 23, Mallory, w. Va., and carolyn Sue Greenlees, 19, HarrisonviDe. llioued Saturday Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966, We . Be ()pen The Following Hours For Convenience. llloi'IIP CIOIIIJ!!nf4 10 iptlli WJq• ·II of ljJ fo tJI mOil an hoar. BLACK OJ'I n you've bean waiting to trade, or waiting_to swap, -the Good Guya 1111ey'rt making deals that IIi dee/6 during their YEAR-END ROUND-UP SALE on .very '66 Dodge. And bring the Uttle Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want to show werybody that they'll grtM guyt to do business with. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL a SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �..i' \ .J "l f• ,, '. New Chief Lobbyist Is !ppointfAI Today by OEA I ' '' . ;,A OOLIJ!o!IIUS (UP!) - 'lbe pll!llled a brlet vacat)on before Ohio 1\lduetUOn ASIIOclation to- mUID& a llnal decllillll ·about ~I)' '1!.1 I Dlw chltl 1llbll1flt leaYIII« the lueller IJ'OIIp. .·By ROBERT MCDIIlMO'I'l' and Ill Mtelh•ecutlft pro~ '1'he l'OIIImlltoe Wfnl intAt ex.. :llJittal PHil lalti'IIIIF'! ed ho was the vlcUm of a eculive lleSSion and came out 1 . "power ~ Of same lllllt." and told m~ I waa lllniUIIL It i WAUKEGAN, nt. (OPl)- 1be OBA ltlelllflvl C41nmlt- WM a llltprlle," ~earo rlotan bombld can wUb tee sa~mUt llrtd 'l'.G. O'Keefe O'J(eefe said, · olotDY coclltaill and lnlpptcl after two days of stormy 8efo 1be OEA ..ecullve colllllllttee amilies in the flamet 8uDdaJ aiODI 111111 11-.1 x.nblt lltUIII- said Dllllhll11 wwld atghl jllllt fiVe btocb frOm tbl ICy, 01:.\ aclndlllolratiVe ...... O'KN!e's dllllea <Ill I ~ bunaalow home wbert tilt 1111, 10 tbe post 011 a lllDpcJnrJ nry bills willie ~ tearcllld President'• d>uahttr Lucl wa1 basis. lor a perlllllllllt llUirmlll. ~eekendlng with htr ia-lawt. O'Keefe, the lop JIII'IIIIMIII Slate Sen. OIIYer Oeuek, P. i secret servtee men stood emptei)IM of OEA 11n0t 1961 111111 SumJnlt. " 1elllllna tpOI~e~r~lt)ll jluard Sunday ntabl and !Gday 1 veteran ot Ill 71Jm wltb tilt 011 educlllon W&l niiii.U.anooeddld.llll ~n tilt front (IGrCh ol tilt houte 12,000 memiler tllda poUP, 101111 as a postibll ., j,t Ill Pretcoll Street where W&l reliiYed of hll tlllllts In I lor the poll, 18 tba OEA l-uci Johnson Nugent and her power struggle with eleetod olfi.. oeemed hooded IOWatdlll •.,.. , 1 1 husband, Patrick, 11ete ttaylnl clabi of the II'OIIP• a~e chanle. to work •• jt.ith Nqent'o pam~ll, Mr. and Thty blamed him lor "ll<k of 1fltb tilt llflllilature.q•=·::~ ldrs. Jerry Nugent. lllldanhlp" In elforll 10 win was knowo to havo At J.eaal 18 periOIII were 1e1Jsi1Uve or vo1tr approval of wttb Go\'. James A. burned, live crltlcaDy, by tbe a btu to boOII the ttall oalet •hom he ICCIIIed of breaklnt mtlalllv cecklllls. Pollee count- 1u to provide more educaUon eeveral campaign proiJiiBeS Ul ed 86 arrested, lour of them for revenue education. earryillll concealed weapolll O'Keefe, who claimed ho waa DaiJI(Jerly, superlntendenl of wl!lcb ranged through a .:18- "a casualty of iuue One," llho the Jackaon Clty ochoolli lor 16 caliber revolver, 1 otraight sales lu Increase which voters yean, tolned the proteesional l'liZOr and a 7-Jnch s\VItchblade turned down in 111651, was Ol· educator's group ln 1962 to knjle. Sil can were eet on fir peeled to be paid for lhe lwo die puollc alfain aslli10ments and ...,... ....,.. 111 on fire. more vears left In his $26,800 a and be • cnnsultant with school Poilu Keep Watch year contract. He said he adminlstratora. Altholllh tbe worst of the •' '·. 1 ,t Effective oomp. .r. lf,UUUAGE APPLICATIONS are doing to reconslllute the River News lion exerdses was Dr. Alphus Chris· Rio Grande College, shown beside his lor's degree at the commencement. At of Ohio University. W~lter At OU Commencement Sat urdoy , Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper ~. t;!::U!%.~ ~N~Y.~ ~dill 1~ Death SRS h ~~b; SHOES II•• w*'"• Chesapeake Man Ct"ted by Patrol FoilOWJDg • "'reek' ) IF YOU :HIGH SCHOOL '- • ...... J: e e...e .....,., ..., ..... ...,. Lift School Without Complttlnt Olftcera reported !bat Evans wu overlakinl encl PIIIIDI 1 IOUihbouncl.ear driVI!tl by 11Gbart Willell, Sf, Pt. Plusant. 'lbe left front of tba Ev1111 car alrtlclc the rlflht ifde ol tbe Willett vehicle. No one i!ijured. 'lbere wu modtnte damage .. botb ean. 'lbe l!llly o11t1r weekend I =-=~· ~ I ddllll bmatlpled by lbe I ..... ,., • 5e·l'clot Nigh $cMol ....., ... Fr. LeNon. : lrol oceurNd at 7:4& p. m. I -·····•···-·•..,•••········••"'.., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... - · • • I : . . . . . _ ...................................................... Apl ...... : urda, en the Salem Caller Rd. 1 Cllt ..............._ ••••••.••.••• , ............ Z.~• ... •'" •• .... .. •••• •• I a IIIUe more tblll tour mUes ~----------------------------------·-·· ----------------IIDlltb Ill Rt. 14:1. . Ollleen reported tbal 1 car *'- by a.n.tDpbet Nlppt!f, I 17, Lang.Vlllo, l!lldld -=~1 alruck and killed I dalr. '1'1 was moderate dem•p to ear. Napper claimed lite deer. Patrol ...... . . . . , Suatla, lr•l 1&1: Gap Blrrll, II, PoaleraiJ; Jill Blehards, 10, Llfl7ette, Ind.: llavltl R. lia,ll, •• Cornlnl; Ted W. Slollty, 31, GaJUpelis; Baber1 c. Price, , ~. ~~.I W. Va., all IG IPfllll' polls llltllllclpal M'l fer apeedlna; tam. B. I .~-!!-~---~~----~~-~!-~, , . . . . . . . ,.... ........ CASH before night IS 111M. . . .. Mftldlt!Jor~ failure tt n;;::l'l SendThein •.. . KMnan, 14, Belpre, no oper.. ator'a license, cited to Mella County JuvenUe Court, date to TASTY WHITE MEAT lb. Potatoes ••• aOFilbJn ,, ,.,,. PLAY ,I BACK TO SCHOOL •:;• ~ I! .\ ' I ! '' Hul'l'l- , . ,......, mtiit ...... Gt:llllml. WIN'1000-$101l-$50RAOOLOBTVSET. ) lloblneon'• qu1lhy ..••, ·. \ ,, ' '"' • ~ • ,j ' i . £iK~Y,!ILL ..... •·aoo~ ' ~:~1N-. wu,LiAMS .. cOLoR TV ·• ... ..,...,ILI,.I .... $1000 · . ".LA IA"(RL . :. ', .. tOLOR TV ,JNI .~KS ·. . . . . . ttGOO U~ rJ4N(!I·1~11JIUIJ. tiDOII ' ,, . -' GUIRm JtOLLIS, ~=TV c:AI~·'MI.IC!H ~ ... · : ... - .. ~,~··¥ ~~ !f'-,·f ~ ' ' '•' ~· ' TV BOYS BASKETBALL . ,,,. OXFORDS & SHOES 1.' ' '( to parfwlly .,.OriMcl with . : Jlllnlall amoonts were generall1 ll&ht except lor 1.64. Inches at Midland T..88 late Sunddy an4 an Inch at Clovis, Sbower acUvlty was ~ continue tnclay In .,. NoriiP•est and South. VIDlen& ......... ' W81 limit.! to '·•ectlYftJeo .on 1111 part A&P ~ • . Just .Ahw Of The~,-WinqeriAre··· • This Jet Action Washer has a spacial B•ntle speed for delicates, Wash & WeaJS! • Patented Deep Action Agitator creates surgiog jel currents to give all your wash Deep Actiof1c: le:tning 1 • Jtt-slmpla mechani.,! • Jlt·AWIY lint removall { •, _, •• ,I ~59 ' ;n· BAKER FURNITURE THE GOCW GUYS IN WHJTi: HATS ~'y !IV~ : · .:: SULI-! THEIR I f':DA1and. N.lt • . M'I"OD up 23, 8:30 a.m.; Mark COLUMBUS (liP!) '111 Sund Zl2 977 M. up Greenup 6' 05 p.m.; J. crowds! The traffic' e tendedyalby 1a1' persons S. Lewis up Greenup 7:30 p.m.; e r. t>llsha Woods up Greenup I~ : 05 Tbe . people and the cars av- And wbere there are people, •. m.; l!:ndeavor up Greenup .rnowong ""' sl8t. faLr have al- tbere are ca~s. Ten miles of 12:45 a.m.; Inca down Green· mosl. replace~ the big name en· them at one lime Sunday. up I%:30 a.m.; A. J. Patten up lertamers and lhe exhlbJls as Traffic, single lane along ~reengp : 3 30 a.m.; Mounuun conversation pl~ces at another berm, was backed up fiVe mil" Slate down Melclahl 2:35 p.m.; wave of humanity and .~tomo- hoth north and south, from !i. H. Bosworth 11 down Mel· biles headed mlo the fall's filth l!l!traoce on 1-71. qahl l:at p.m.; 8eu McCool day· Fifty Columbus policemen down Meklihl U:3i0 p.m.: and highway patrolmen swe:>ted I Ladd Dean dOWII Meldahl tfllh the problem. during .a 1i0 p.m.; New O<ieaul duWD day. , Meldabl 3:35 a.m.; Attendance dll!'ing the •P Meldabl 4:10 a.m.; four days was 656,430. That D. doWII Meldah1 ·5:30 a.m. about 300,000 more than altoM-1 Gablpelfo IIIII - Mark ed during the first four ton up ' ' " p.m.: John J. last year. up 10:10 p.m.; Valley TtanaTbe big attractio!l porter up 1:40 a.m.; Jim Houg· By 111M WlLLEN80N Wednesday wiD be Perry Como, land down 3:45 a.m.; Harvey who wlD olng at the grandstand 1 Jordon up ~:05 a.m.; L. Fiore United ';"•• nternallanaf show. up 4:30 a.m. TOKYO .UP[), -A mob ~! The cruwds lor Bob Hope Kaaawlla JUnr - 8 e m e t 200,000 teen-&~e Red Guards urday and Sunday nights down Marmet S:65 a.m.; Fort demonstrated today In front of flowed Ute place. PoUee dotledl Dearbonl down Winfield 7:50 the Soviet Embassy In Peking all lbe grandstand galea p.m.; Jfi1en z. up Wlnlield 8 an apparent answer to a than 111 hour before tbe p.IIL; C11arJe1 Steve!IIOII protest note agntnst sllrled. The lnlield and the bar· WlDIIel4 10 p.m.; Allen R. acts of violence ness ractna track were opened rm ap WIDffeld 11:05 p.m.; tbe ernbasay and to spectators. An estinlated lei'IOD 4oWD \fiDfleld 1,45 a.m.; to Russian officials. 000 persons got In 1o see Hope H. C. Bllll ap Winfield S:40 a. There were no reports of A big drawing card !lithe m. In ioday's demonstra· -member all.Ohlo Boys Band. t!on - th e first day of I Tbe overflow crowd at masalve tw<Hiay anti-Soviet borse show saturday night IouUJUrsl -but tbe demonstra- ed to Its feet to give the wera expected U1 cool a tong noise ovalioo, and tben Ifurther the strained nlallono 1ave a atandlng ovalloo Ia Dr. Ibetween Moscow and Peking. Louis Pete of Ashland who falling to allack the directed tbe band lor 35 as feared earner. the Beauty queens were ple,.ur.d apparenUy were during tbe weekend. Misa a PI!DVe by high World was chosen In 111 UJdled Prell lntomallalal olllclals to put a monies Saturday !light lihUe lllbcl! ol lbe oalloo woke up on the zealous acUYilles Sunday 18-year-old Diana to llCOpllonaiiY tine ~er of the teen-age fanatiCS who Boxti 11 Jnlliard was Pl!lllled weather today. The persiStence have been acUng Uke the IDUer Miss Wool of Ohio. of tbe clear and warm youth ol Nul Germany. The blonde, blue-eyed bea1•1J conclittono \fU attributed lo 1 M editorial In the official will represent Ohio lD lbe iarp high pressure . area Comm~l party ne1flp8per Wool of AmeriCa contest eehed-1 stationed over tbl 1'!ntleolle a Peking radio broadcast uled for san Angelo, T... , Valley. on the youngsters -boys June 'l1le only ezceptlons to . cJrla of junior b1lb school · . rult were 00111e showers In -to curb tbe1r zeal and Today was de81gnated COIIJIII-1 Northwest and tbe Soutb "~ew work metbods" of bus and central Obio DayH,eal~hl SOIIIt chilly weatber in (1Jna•1 cutten t pled Cblldrell's Day, and Pa411ie Northwest and New revolution." and Safety Day. fiiWfi . • gives delicates extra care! I ) ,... ~ n. .anci=-~===-...:=====:..::=====M~l~D-D_L=E-P~O=RT~,~O~•...::::__ _:~ Across U.S• CI!T YOUit FREE PLAYING CARDS AT YoUJt PRIENDLY .MtP AND lllATCH THE MASTER CARD TO WIN~ NO PuRCHASE IS NBCBSSARY · .- A ' - CAID WILL BE GIVEN YOU ON EACH VISlT TO THE STORE. t ' ;=o=.:::-:~""' ~.', ·~~::~~ ~Is hou~":c I ;:~ Weather is Just Right I _A IJillU. . - ' FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer Demonstration 49e 59c 99c U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A WHITE ~ ciWd ..... •: Cblrlel W., 28, GaiUpolll, p•lllilnl ' • nlll'ol!d ctelllbll. cited ~8; CJarlea .,.. Pll*fto Sbawnte, B['t'dh'C. cited Sept. ~; Davltl L. Clarkaoa, .. B1. 4, Oak mn, failure 1o reglliter, died Sept. 2; and RGberl L. . !lie aeL ~~He~~alao==-~;;ea~as~vice~~~~:;;;;:;;;;;;;;iiii~ij' r Fryer Legs Fryer Breast 9 AM to 12 PM 300 W. 2nd StNet Guar.ds Stage . EARLY WEEK SPECIALS 9 AM to 7 ECONOMY SAVINGS &LOAN CO, 20t,OOO.Red FOREMAN.&A8BOTT Roush's Shoes·tore FRIDAY SATURDAY I· tep. ens .= .;, I TOIJf'lo>l MON.-TUES.-WED.-THUU. 212.977 Jam Ohio Sta.te F ~;.:; :,':,:·.~~~ ~ airgrounds On Sunday 1 ~Ew (A.,_N oom"""") ~-~.; Princt~to ATHENS - Or. Alphus chairman ol the Ohio Valley of special services. commencement Regional Development ComiDI~ Ohio University Pruldent at Ohio University's tee and a member of Ute Ohio R. Alden conferred 471 aradUIUon ewclliea Sat- ·Citizen's Council for Health degfj!OS and urday called on the graduates , Welfare. degrees. The tweniY· rely upon free dlJcussion and 1 Before accepdng tbe presldengraduate students recelv·ll 1o test Ideas. cy of Rio Grande College In the doctor of philosophy de"SocietY aeods more compe- 1962, Dr. Christensen had been comprised the lal'(leot clau of ideas, not less," said ' administrative ossllitant to !be doctoral students at 0 b I Cbrlstensen. "Critical akep- 1president of Soutb Dakota Sljlte the University be&an its llclam Is needed to test hypo- 1 University where. he had aro1 philosophy proJJf&nlll ti>Ma, now accepted as ab"" l Uer served al head of the de19S7. · · lute trutbs, wblch will one day . pctment of spee'ob and Convenlna the con:1me1>ee•nen1:11 found wanlillg." I John W. Galbreatb, eba.lr-11 Dr. Christe!ll!n, preSident of • Rio Grande College, ilpolre to CJaJQIS ol"'.:::::."' University Firm button·l'ree wnatruetion for n!aht • than 5,ooa persons, tnclud: . Dight C!f reatinl sleep. Compue: I almost 700 graduates and ' Bade-To-School • H••YJ- stripe- with gold "'r•~ . receiving de- · • grees. Among the stud~ts re. • S.1f1 Ed.. Girds• ellll 111f111111 edJIIS celvlng degreeo was his 800• PT. PLEASANT - Samuel H. • Duro F11111• ueps •rface smootlt. filii. Alphus R. Chrlatenoen, Jr., who Stephens, II, of Rt. 2, • Hulldftlds of fetllpeftld llell COils was awarded ID II. 8. degree ·1ted Sunday at bll borne 1 .en:: College of Arlo and lawlnil long Dlnes8. Sci • He wao, a reUre4 farmer, ~ the 2i students re- born Feb. 3, 1115, son of t be celvlng lbe doctor of pbllosophy late Miner 111111 Mar7 MeDer· Christensen con- J!IOII .Ste~; . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. them on both their · SurviYIJii ·are bll wife, EllbMlddlaport, 0. acldewments and tbe1r oppor- «, four 10111, lollner, o1 PL luullifl. He noted tbat of 18,000 Pleasant; Everell, of MI. Alia; lncl women earoiJ1c the doc- Harding, of Leon, and WOllam, degree lbts year, more of,Ciyde. ball would be goina into <\ISO, one daughter. M r a. and govemmenl. Gebevieve Sayre, Flodlay, Christensen aid and one Biller, Mrs. lhe maa . ttr'a degree, recelv· Glenn of Buffalo, W. Va. T1velve by 186 sludenta, "some day IJ'andchlidren and sill great • II will become a prereq- grandchll4ren a1ao I!UrVin. for many ocoupaUona and Funerall!rrangemenls will be professions." 11100nnced .by the Mohr-stevens Speakln& to lbese oludents re· Funeral home. . eeivlng lbe ba"'a'•ureate de,reo Dr.' ·Cbriatensen c~ AIIRE8'r CUlll O'II'NEil . them "the 101!1 encl daughters of tilt age of proteet." He call· WEIRTON; W. V~. IUPI) on lbelll I? be parli~ly A citizens' raldlna party tbal EFFECTIVE MON., TUES. AN 0 WED. AUGUST 29, 30 & 31 In tb~ commurucatwn found 300,to 41111 youths "whooplbeir ideal. 'Ofleu dlfferenc- Ina tt up 111'17 Sunday morDarloe becauae ~ tbe inability Ina at tbe neai'by Cove 1 n n ECONOMICAL - COMPLETE DRUMSTICK I THIGH lbo dlsputanbllo clarify and led to the armt of club o\Yilel' define. A ~Nt thought lli value- Jerry Manfred of Steubenville lesa unW It hu been verbaliz.. Ohio. ' · ' ~ lb. ed." Manfred was cbarled with Dr. Cbristssen lli 1 reglooiJ operating bll establishment al· president ~ the Couneil tor legal bours and was order· Advaneem1111 al Small Col· ed IG appear Wednesday for 1 • H In F ITHEY'RE U I l.l I I ) Boat ==~ :'re : hl~f~: Democrats Adopt Platform, 'Rely Upon Free Discussion, Continue po)ice force of tbil far north +'~.:..:~ p~~ .:~: LBJ Promises Ohioans Help ToTest Ideas.' Says Dr. Chri,.~,tensen Stock Prices 1 Retreat Today ~,Q41.30, Aug. 20, were 7.95 per cent 8· Scioto - t42,192.4&, . IJ••mlolu: GUILl tHYLY INFECt fiNISH bove lhe similar two week per· $140.343.47, $136,159.17. looJ.,d•l• tod in t96S. Four of tbe ten Vinton - t1,432.34, $985.47, A.. ww Whur un up/lollterer ha. '""'Will-HIS STUff Gaup rtadla111 . Gallipolis ,southeastern Ohio eounties, nt,71Z.55, $9,790.62. Dam 11.8, 12.2, runnms 2 teet I Athens Pike Scioto and Vinton Collection o1 motor • ch'lC1e, • · ' ' on roIIers, Pomeroy·Mason_ I •·· ishowed increases, and aD but 'n WCKY OR UNLUCKY SUIT FILED 91, Pt. Pleasant 23.57, Hmton Hocking county si!Ow I is cal l housetraller and use _ta•e• 1 • THORNTON , Colo. (UP!l-[ A suil to quiet Utle was flied .10, Kanawha Falls 2.78, Char· !year's collectloos above last the ten counlles sbowmg those Steve Hawks, 15, still Is trying in common pleas court Satur· lesion 18.77• .LGndon, Marmet ' year. lor the two-week periods end· to decide whether It was his day bY Mazie Holsinger ad· and Winfield dams were on the . ing Aug. 20, 1966, and Aug. 21, lucky day or not. I mlnlstratrl• of tbe eotate' ol sllla The figures showmg tbe col- 1965 and for tbe fJScal years M • lectlons for tbe two-week per· itng J 1 1 1966 d He had to walk home from . Fannie Johnson, deceased, ""· ~•- !~":01111• J ,lods ending Aug 20 1966 and 11ar1965 1 11" Y·. A'th ' au the 'fhorn!on shorling center i Frank Barber, Reedsville, Mar· 0 ow. """'"''"" - CriSs r. up ' · ' • I1• ens fte tol hili b' I ' JIG khold d Leo · dB 14, 1:40 p.m.; Heckjord 1 Aug. 21, 11165, .and for tbe £is- 811.42, $17,582.89, 162,352.81, :; c an nar ar1966 1 3 up 14, 10 p.m.: Titan up 14, :c~ ~e~rs "'f'"'~ ~uly_ • · $49,989.67. Galli.a - $6, 26.25, le.arned by phone he had 'won I - . ~-·11:00 p.m.; Andrew Calhoun Ia At~y t, : ; , ow . $7,14644,$23,125.10, $Z2,M7.83· a new bike in a drawing at the ry's milkman soured on prison up It 2:3!1 a.m .. Robert Reed , oa • .91, fl2,59l.· Hocking - 111,214.75. $5,082.61, center 1'1 pod Suncla 1 up 14: 3:10 a.m.; Baby Lear 42, $138,533.94, $119,971.91. $30,797.81, $21),585.27. Jackson. 'e, esca. y. I up 14, 4:30 a.m.; Jenks down , Gallla - 111,363.09, $12,853.· no weekly fiDreo, $34,493.16, PRISONER TURNS SOUR The priSOner, Crayton Ulton, $35 297.43. Lawrence _ . of/, was serving a 1·lo-lll-year • am. Dlxle down 16 111, $36,026.67, $33,259.11 . 15 6 30 I up 16, 2 a.m.: Hocking - $8,322.92, $11,552.· 14,' $17,117.82, $110,942.61, MOUNDSVILLE. W. Va. eentence for grand larceny Eastera up , 2:30 a.m.; Na· 59, $29,300.90, $30,869.86. 828.47. Meig> _ $5,567.78, tUPI)-Moundsvllle PemtentJa· had been made • trusty. _ 16 17 donal up 17, 12:50 a.m.; Edea- Jaoksou- $ •5511.99, $17,633.· 340.64, $21,687.21l, na llGBwortb up 17, t:35 a.m.; 15• ~2 • 6 27.65, $49,479.09. Pike - 16.658.30 $5,630.29, Sl. Marys up 18, 6:10 a.m.; La~eace - $30,683.05, $38,· 249.42, $17,149.95. Ross OVEC down 18, 7:30a.m.; Ph!Jo 68S •; CII4,•Y4 2' f18179.7l 086.83, $15,601.30. Scioto - $972.· 1p Sporn down IJ, 6:30 a.m.: Me go - $6,-Mi5.03, $7,2110.23, 59, $10,8:>.9.76, $52,327.69, $85,· Buckeye Slate down 30, 4:10 a. 126·583·40 • $25,082.74. 789.54. Vinton - $2,88U5, $2,· m.: Lillie George down 21, 5 Pike - $4,4G3.2~_12.:_666.12, 500.33, $9,678.44, tll,1184.73. a.m.; Queea City down 23, 5:10 p.m.; John K. down 23, 6:20 p. m.; Western down 23, I p.m.; , Elgerclilf up :13, 12:40 a.m.; 0 JOHN W. GALBREATH of Columous, (left) of the BD;Il'd Trus· tees at Ohio University, convened the University's 21lth Commencement Sat· tll'day. Speaker for the summer gradua 1ensen, (sec:ond from left) president of son, Alphus Jr., who received the bache right Is Dr. Vernon R. Alden, president I State Treasurer John D. Her •$18.3112.~. $14,11911.25. bert, reports that sales lax col· Ross $39,362.98. • . ""'..;::" Jection for the period ending ,$109,105.04, $109,031.78. I i Great LUell Navol Trainlnl Center and !orca oftha lllllloil . By Richard E. lJ&IIIDer day." Saturday was the Preol· llate pollee, Lake County ualted Pre&S tnlol'lllliOial dent's 68th birthday. Sherlll'• DeJ)Irllllent, 1nd nine ·'ThBilk you. I appreciate 111burban communllies kept COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Ohio very, vecy mucb. I'm ..tremeIUird early today. Democrall have a preoklential ,ty grateful," the PreBident reprotniSe. plied to the ''best wishes" President JohiiJOn told dele- tended by Stale Party CbaJr. galee tlllendlng the state con- man Morton Nlepp and venllon htre bY . telephone be on behalf o1 the delesatea. would do everytbmg poss1ble to "You can be certain the help tbem at the polli Nov. 1. Iidenl wiD do everyillllw WlthlD Bturdut the ".!;,e;'ldenlbe dectorl~ his power to help out during the Sa ay to ... e IU rna "' elec:tion," Johnson said when JrSt OUr bapeful Frwer Reamo Jr. a asked bY Reaml 11 be would detlnlte promllie he would be vlait Ohio before 1bo fall YORK !UPI) - sltd :::, = . : ;.help the JJem.. lion. 'lbe dllel_ eucuuve made pnces relreated In very active Tbe deleBateo did aet firm no flrmiD~tme~...... . trading duriJII lbe firat hour W ..vtte ......,..... today, Jeavm1 the htch..peed : : . ntmy .. Uckers thret minutes behind Edward (Ted) Kennedy, P.Mm hia ~~ come18 , floor transactions. VIce Ptelldent Hubert H. HWD- told UPI In a lltlThe United Press lnllrnatloo- pbrey also promloed IG llld lhe lion whalher Jolmson'o :.., al olocll market Indicator Democradc Clute ill Ohio. mont I he would villi lbo showed a loos of U2 per cent Adopl Piauslate. mean . near the end ol the first bDW'. ID other coovenllon acllon "I cetlalnJy intend IG elland 01 the Ufl tuuu traded. ttl Saturdly, the delegalea beard 8 formal btvllallon IG the Preaf· retreated while only 114 ad· haard u. s. Son. Blrcb llayb, dent lo CllbpafCD in Ohio OD v~nced. !be Dow.Jonea lDdua- J).[Dd., lbo keyaote llldnu behalf ollbe tlale ticket 88 d trJal avera~e, on u unefllclal and adoplld 111111- ctiprflq u lqlalallve ud lllllllfOIIIOII basta, abowal 1 loll of more YOte 111 ~ platform pres- candldarea,• Slate Sen. Reaml than 7 points. ent by a 3S-member eomml!lee. said. Glamor share• took lbe Two ~ beld Saitlll- An aide IG aaid l1rgeot falls. ICiectroDlc:l were dly - lhe flrmJ day of lhe tw.. leaden e1p101 the weak. 111M tumbled 710, day convenlioo. mllrot a t.bor Day 'flslllo Fairchild CAmlr 4", Teul Jolln!on talked to the !Z,OO easter Ohio 1o Jnsll'tmllllll W. lncl Mlllil'Oia delegalel ovtr 1111ep1tone hook u. s. 'Rep. Walter Sl'o. RCII, Sperry Rand, Olfttrol up with the LBJ Raneb at John- who lli oPPOIOd by Dala and Admiral took point- aon City, Tez., 111111 beard lbe c~azeaee ·li:. MIUer a 11%ed filii. deleplel lin& "llappJ Birlb- LIDculet r. ' Air~ were d e p r e a 1 • d. mayo . KLM dropped 4~. Nortb"""t S\2, Della Sl'o, Brllllfl 311, Western IV• and United 1111. Pelafold 8lllk 1'111. XlroK lkiddad 4\11, 1111rrGu111t 4ll. tf Addrm tJepb ftll a. Sleell Gary Evau, 28, Rt. 2 Chesapeake, was cited to Galwere .frlllttm.U, lower. Olryt- lipolis municipal court Aug. ~on a cbqe of pusing Oil lit l!d4ltl ~ II • eaa11r lldD the right after an accident Slmday,. IIICIIOII. Cllemlcak were lower Tbe State Highway patrolllid 'the accident oceutred wlth Du Poat, Kodak, Dow and at 11:15 a.m. SUJulay on Rl 36 at the intersec:tton of Vtn•lt!!o down large fractions. Fourth Ave., ill Kallauta. No one wu Injured. 'f19o marriage llcenoes !fete in probate court. AppUcaala were llldlard Glen WHI, 711, Shade, Sarah Katbryn Morarity, 19, Pomeroy; Cllfloa Ray Fraley Jr., 23, Mallory, w. Va., and carolyn Sue Greenlees, 19, HarrisonviDe. llioued Saturday Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966, We . Be ()pen The Following Hours For Convenience. llloi'IIP CIOIIIJ!!nf4 10 iptlli WJq• ·II of ljJ fo tJI mOil an hoar. BLACK OJ'I n you've bean waiting to trade, or waiting_to swap, -the Good Guya 1111ey'rt making deals that IIi dee/6 during their YEAR-END ROUND-UP SALE on .very '66 Dodge. And bring the Uttle Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want to show werybody that they'll grtM guyt to do business with. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL a SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �·' .• 1- '\ ' I i ' ' . •• I' I I . ' ·1Hli WIL.L.Iil$ "'RNIY -GOOGLI end ittUFPY IMitH 'I·'.- t;::::- - ---..- l, c;;ue:~~A) ~~ - OZELLA .:JUNE? ., AutoS.... t SIGIIS U,RI,EY • QIAI.JTT ' . ' .\ HONDA '<··. b. ' SAllS • ·· ·~-:~. N -•·· '. MOTORCYClES M50' SPORT . ' IOICAT SPRINT 1 II ONi OJF • IIICIIT PIOPLII •. 7 :;' i CALL . . ;· ., LI'L ABNER DICK IAWLINGI • • •','-'·~·~ .·, ' J t.wllnpHOnde ijj:.t.•. ILA!mA.S Phone-2143 l'llmllroy,O. . lORUNA AIR TRAVEL. 1!oUS !NESS. 'IOU OOTTA HAYEACIT'I 1-1 CENE;E !! WYMifl MIDDLIPOR-.:. OtiiO RADIATOR SEWNG SERVICE Out ' i e2 USED CARS LEFT ' ePARTS for OUTBOARD· MOTORS eBOATS a MOTORS eBOAT PAINT ec:.r eTruclr .......... eTOOLS C.,. • Bulldonr eAny Type .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy S..At IEII H GOBLE FORD Metropolitan Mctto,. fl't S.21H ._lngt end lifvi'IIIIJ NOW RIPIIIINTINO WITB COLD WEATIIEl\ • Cinder & Concrete BLOCKS er lasecll will be comiDg J.. ' Prolftt your from these peall with ARAB, 11Yaillble al Kll1a lklppl)' Co., Middleport. I 11 lie to fell in the river? For The Bat In WITH fULL IIRVICI bead, crickets, spiders 6 othside yolll' home where Teall me aqzin, Chipper' How did the l);!lrt happen DAY! fwelt Run Bloclc Co. MEIGS COUNTY lusl- Servi- I GOT A FOWV rrs GOING lOBE A ROUGH FEEl!~ '" WIU'III. - CtuiJ of Southam Ohio '·B·8 · 121Deblllocb •Cement • Mortar •Metal W'mdowa 6 Doon •Door BOB E. BYER SUpplleL Frames • 125 fllrlono Dr. Middleport 11ascmrJ other BORN LOSE'I I'HONI 992-2067 POMIIOY lv ART SANSOM ' -t :'li DICK iRACY ' '. j l ' ' '"'' I . lay CHESTIIt eetii !DIIII...... ·:~ -.~~ ~· ' . ' ' ~ J By HAROLD GRAY I ;t • ! ABBIE AND SLATS AUTOMOBILB lasur.... beeD ...,..l!od~ Lool your oper~~t­ ar's Dceose? CaD WY S.2INIII. • u Ill: ANTIQUES, Furniture, marble Wp tables, dishes, cut glass, miscellaneous Items. Lee Rudisill, 108 Legioo Terrace, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 II :Wtp - -- E... ~.:ovmenl Wanted ·--------WANTED - Block work of any Are you going to wait until you have a mentally retarded child before you do something about it? kind . Phone !192-55!HI . • 2li 6tc --,.--::--- For Rent '·' TRAILRRSPA~E, fo-r-,la=-r=-ge· traile1 . nice palio, nice neigh- bclrh<>Od . in town. Ph. 997r 2319 John ,.~ultz , Locust St., Middl•port. 0 . I 28 3tc - ·· - --- - - TRAILER. Brown's Trailer Park. Minersville, 0. Phone !192·3324 8 28 6tc ----- 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath. gor· age . 916 l.ocusl Sl .. Middle· pori. 0. Ph .!192-2900 day or !192·1102 evening. 8 28 tfc ' FUR NTSHEO 5 mrnt. Jst floor, 212 South Filth purl, 0. room apartPh. 192-5435, Ave., Middt.. " 8 23 tic With I ROOM !>riel! duplex aarage, Butternut Ave., Pon> 11'8y. o.• Ph. M.lil27, s u·u. IROOM apartmeat PIL M-3311. with bod.. DAIU' CltJProQCO'l'JIJ - .&Ora,_.., ...... P K QL AQKW BJIW K Y .1 B Jf1l G W r G BOI!IXIIW LDGI1 It QU'RY Q 11 W 5111''J' BOWRJ'• , J'lii'PKWG.-PQOARY ..---·II - . . . , . . CtJI t ... IK '!'1111 1'1111111!5'1' IITATII or THE WORU) IT 18 DU'J'JCUIJI' :NO'l' '10 WBlTIJ 1oU1o J'OOlii.-JVVICii'AL I t lie --· ,_,.___ lhre'w . _ ta wmtJ: 1k 4Xlr8LBA.A.Xa .. LOJfllPBLLOW One Jetler lllmpiJ llaDdl for uotber. Ill tbil 88IDPh A ie IIIII tor tho t1uw L'.. X 1« 1bo t - 0'...... 111nB1o 1et1on, tropbleo, the J"'rtll an<1 r..--uo. ot """ ......u .... an lllnt& Bach day tiM oode J.etten are dU'ItreDt. -·-- I IMI Wfiltt~'the tree-booklet. Send,_- ltCIII"t til'~&, President's Committee 011 Mental rietar&liian, washinston. D;·C. 20201, , '~ J ~-· • . ' ' •Nanier _ _ _...__ _......_""";",--...l.' · ·, ~ -~· _ _ AilllrauJ.,_ -___,.,.........__~...._:;..... .:: .·...·.. t~ By RAEBURN VAN BUillll . rr:; �·' .• 1- '\ ' I i ' ' . •• I' I I . ' ·1Hli WIL.L.Iil$ "'RNIY -GOOGLI end ittUFPY IMitH 'I·'.- t;::::- - ---..- l, c;;ue:~~A) ~~ - OZELLA .:JUNE? ., AutoS.... t SIGIIS U,RI,EY • QIAI.JTT ' . ' .\ HONDA '<··. b. ' SAllS • ·· ·~-:~. N -•·· '. MOTORCYClES M50' SPORT . ' IOICAT SPRINT 1 II ONi OJF • IIICIIT PIOPLII •. 7 :;' i CALL . . ;· ., LI'L ABNER DICK IAWLINGI • • •','-'·~·~ .·, ' J t.wllnpHOnde ijj:.t.•. ILA!mA.S Phone-2143 l'llmllroy,O. . lORUNA AIR TRAVEL. 1!oUS !NESS. 'IOU OOTTA HAYEACIT'I 1-1 CENE;E !! WYMifl MIDDLIPOR-.:. OtiiO RADIATOR SEWNG SERVICE Out ' i e2 USED CARS LEFT ' ePARTS for OUTBOARD· MOTORS eBOATS a MOTORS eBOAT PAINT ec:.r eTruclr .......... eTOOLS C.,. • Bulldonr eAny Type .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy S..At IEII H GOBLE FORD Metropolitan Mctto,. fl't S.21H ._lngt end lifvi'IIIIJ NOW RIPIIIINTINO WITB COLD WEATIIEl\ • Cinder & Concrete BLOCKS er lasecll will be comiDg J.. ' Prolftt your from these peall with ARAB, 11Yaillble al Kll1a lklppl)' Co., Middleport. I 11 lie to fell in the river? For The Bat In WITH fULL IIRVICI bead, crickets, spiders 6 othside yolll' home where Teall me aqzin, Chipper' How did the l);!lrt happen DAY! fwelt Run Bloclc Co. MEIGS COUNTY lusl- Servi- I GOT A FOWV rrs GOING lOBE A ROUGH FEEl!~ '" WIU'III. - CtuiJ of Southam Ohio '·B·8 · 121Deblllocb •Cement • Mortar •Metal W'mdowa 6 Doon •Door BOB E. BYER SUpplleL Frames • 125 fllrlono Dr. Middleport 11ascmrJ other BORN LOSE'I I'HONI 992-2067 POMIIOY lv ART SANSOM ' -t :'li DICK iRACY ' '. j l ' ' '"'' I . lay CHESTIIt eetii !DIIII...... ·:~ -.~~ ~· ' . ' ' ~ J By HAROLD GRAY I ;t • ! ABBIE AND SLATS AUTOMOBILB lasur.... beeD ...,..l!od~ Lool your oper~~t­ ar's Dceose? CaD WY S.2INIII. • u Ill: ANTIQUES, Furniture, marble Wp tables, dishes, cut glass, miscellaneous Items. Lee Rudisill, 108 Legioo Terrace, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 II :Wtp - -- E... ~.:ovmenl Wanted ·--------WANTED - Block work of any Are you going to wait until you have a mentally retarded child before you do something about it? kind . Phone !192-55!HI . • 2li 6tc --,.--::--- For Rent '·' TRAILRRSPA~E, fo-r-,la=-r=-ge· traile1 . nice palio, nice neigh- bclrh<>Od . in town. Ph. 997r 2319 John ,.~ultz , Locust St., Middl•port. 0 . I 28 3tc - ·· - --- - - TRAILER. Brown's Trailer Park. Minersville, 0. Phone !192·3324 8 28 6tc ----- 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath. gor· age . 916 l.ocusl Sl .. Middle· pori. 0. Ph .!192-2900 day or !192·1102 evening. 8 28 tfc ' FUR NTSHEO 5 mrnt. Jst floor, 212 South Filth purl, 0. room apartPh. 192-5435, Ave., Middt.. " 8 23 tic With I ROOM !>riel! duplex aarage, Butternut Ave., Pon> 11'8y. o.• Ph. M.lil27, s u·u. IROOM apartmeat PIL M-3311. with bod.. DAIU' CltJProQCO'l'JIJ - .&Ora,_.., ...... P K QL AQKW BJIW K Y .1 B Jf1l G W r G BOI!IXIIW LDGI1 It QU'RY Q 11 W 5111''J' BOWRJ'• , J'lii'PKWG.-PQOARY ..---·II - . . . , . . CtJI t ... IK '!'1111 1'1111111!5'1' IITATII or THE WORU) IT 18 DU'J'JCUIJI' :NO'l' '10 WBlTIJ 1oU1o J'OOlii.-JVVICii'AL I t lie --· ,_,.___ lhre'w . _ ta wmtJ: 1k 4Xlr8LBA.A.Xa .. LOJfllPBLLOW One Jetler lllmpiJ llaDdl for uotber. Ill tbil 88IDPh A ie IIIII tor tho t1uw L'.. X 1« 1bo t - 0'...... 111nB1o 1et1on, tropbleo, the J"'rtll an<1 r..--uo. ot """ ......u .... an lllnt& Bach day tiM oode J.etten are dU'ItreDt. -·-- I IMI Wfiltt~'the tree-booklet. Send,_- ltCIII"t til'~&, President's Committee 011 Mental rietar&liian, washinston. D;·C. 20201, , '~ J ~-· • . ' ' •Nanier _ _ _...__ _......_""";",--...l.' · ·, ~ -~· _ _ AilllrauJ.,_ -___,.,.........__~...._:;..... .:: .·...·.. t~ By RAEBURN VAN BUillll . rr:; �.. •' '. "· .. ·" •· ,I : .. r ·• .. ' .. ' :' .. . ~ ~' • .. . • i . : .. \ ·a ·,.~~ · . . _;,. ' ) ' \ ' ' ' ' ·' ) { ·' !: ' . :e rtttne. . ·:. "' ' . ' ;'! ' ' ·• :. •• ~ i . . .' ' ~'-'-"-":~& , ~....~t.~~ Q~- ;. . ~ f!o Till fliiip,tltJII 01 The M•ip.M- .., '-.1• .· " " ,."' ,. ~ -i:'' · <~;;.• ' -.;. ···~ _N_o_:_9_4--------~--f!OMERO~ · ::.=· :.v.:. ""='D: Dl.E,:..:: POR:·::.:1:.: ! : M:·:.:;ib~;:'!'-____:.:TU::,::E~SD::A~.v:._>.:;~~ti~Gu~s~·r_:a~o:...·~~9~66~--i-o-:r.~~-----.......-.;.....~ ·_x;,.;,v_H_J _VOL-: . ', . . Syracuse ' SOtiety Notd.. . 93 Pints Donated at Bloodmobile Ninety-three penona made donatlo111 on Monday dnr· tng•the llltemoon mil of ; • )loOdmohUe at the Pomeroy Jui!lor Hllh School Auditorlwn, TJ!o leU .,mewhat short of the qdpta of 121 pints. . · ~ Wl!re a total of . J*SOM who atiended ~ tusoN D11ive·ln Ull . ;~ . dollatlons, however, TONIGHT thru TUESDAY "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" Fro.nki e Avalon Debora_b Walley (Color) b~oblle, - AND- MEIGS THEATRE P~troy . hut 2S Wl!re !erred. Included In the II preaenl were 24 ftrst-flme. donors and 55 personil who gave as replacemenia. Aitllntns the rank of a live ~lion 'donor was Homer B. !m"h, Pomeroy, while Roberl £ . Cleland, Racine, ~arne .: a three gallon donor and JeaneUe Lawrence, a two salkln c!Qnor. Gelling ga!Jon donor pn. were Dorothy Reevea IIIII Ollto TONIGHT thru TUESDAY "STAGECOACH" (Teehnicolor) &.nn-Margaret, Red Buttons, Michael Connorsil Bing Crosby, Van He in Colorurtoons WED. ond THURSDAY Aug, 31 • Sept. 1 NOT OPEN MARY POWINS his been Myla Hudson. Phylicians serviog D. HeafDn, F. M. Cluff, R. Pickens, J. J. Davis and Sellm Blazewiez and Mary K. Flck as a norse. · The Ladles Auxiliary ol the Fire Department, Ada Slack and Sylvia Zwi~Ungj as eo-<:halnnen, ••rved ihe Loading and ::~~~I equipment, throUflh " of Vernon Nease and C. E. Blateslee, were Gary Scarberry, Mike Still, Bill English, Howard English Jr., Robert Staats, Harry Garnea, Jr., Sieve Haggy, James Hudson, Cl...nce Mcintyre and Grose. Clerical workers were Macel Barton, Harriet Nelgler, Peggy Carper, Jean Neue, Ma r Neaoe, Pauline Hysell, Lula Hamploll, Martha Mayer, Edwina Scali, Beulah StraUS8, Edith SiuDu, Naomi London, Clara Mdntyre, Wanda .....V. I Rhonda Emn, Kathy Hill, !CoDUuuecl on Page 4) were assisted brought back to the· Meigs by popular request!) FRIDAY lhru TUESDAY S.ptombtr 2-6 Walt Disn1y's "MARY POPPINS" (Technlco!or) Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke Colorurtoon Admission: 75<; and 40c By Unllod Preu bternatlonal Ia Thehove dry been wea?~·~w:hi~ch::::l~;;~ 1_,,,., to continue of the stale through evening. j~~e~ldoy Elberfelds An.nuol Sale World Famous ' The weather bureau said thai high pressure area Ia conllrolweather over much of eastern portion of the naUon. warm and hwnld wea·lher abould conUnue to be the :Jf at least ooe more day. However, some showers Ohio, ' were falling Is seclioos of Gene Harris Named to Fill Board Vacaney.) f essee Monday night might estreme Southern Ohio laiAI ' day, the weatherman Temperatures were to range from the low 80s around 90 through with lows In the low 80s BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS · • ou were supposed to take the chicken out of the bUI:ket.'' POMEROY, 0. i. '! THANK YOU Words can never express the gntitude we feel for the ldndnes's and sympathy shown us at the time of the sickness and death of our beloved huaband and father, "Bill" Francis. Special gratitude to the Doctors, nurses, and the staff of Hol· zer Hospital, to the Reverends Wendel Stutler and Marvin Frame, to Foglesong Funeral Home, Rawlings Coats Funeral Home, and the Martin Funeral Home, to the Ohio Valley Commandery for their beautifully conducted services and lor their Escort, to Pomeroy Lodge F&AM No. 164, Aladdin Shrine, Twin City Shrine Club. Royal Arch Masons No. 80, Bosworth Council No. 46, Knights Tem· plars No. 24, to the American Legion Chapter Drew Webster Post 39, the pallbearers, and the organist. We are grateful for the host of friends who sent Get-Well cards, and cards of sympathy, those who sent floral tributes, and to the good neighbors and friends who called to expreas their sympathy and to bring food. Our deepest JI'BtltUde, God Bless you all .. KATHlEEN FRANCIS BILL & KATHY Johnson Family Left Homeless By Monday Fire Famous nylons with NYLOC runbarrier - won't run from top or toe into the shHr leg area. Seamless or with seam styles. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 992-5432 Early mernlng readllljiJill~v~=~~ ~ Included Toledo 62, Cl 65, CincinnaU 69, Columbus and Marietta 60. First Club Offmers Elected Choose from the$e most popular atyle1 Ia your favorite 1hade ... 1.-s hrlcshlre Aellon Stretch 1.35 Berkshire Sea~ Melli 1.35 llerfohlre S..ml. . Plain Knit , 1JS Berkshire Full Fllhltln (with INIIII) . US Berkshire Willklnt ~(with ...11111 1.6$ Ultr- Sunil- DreM Shtlr. 1.65 Ultr-n S..ml•lwnllllllh.., van, set fu" Sept. 21, will elude visits "' Logan, GeWpolls, llbodel II · . Mn • .A.doloph Grue1er Celebrate~ Birtlulmt The chlldteD of Mil. Adolph Grueaer, Sr:, gathered at the lamlly home In M!Damrille Sunday to help lbefr mother obll!l'Ve here 72nd birthday. Allendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Grueaer and sen, Jobll ol Mineravllle, and son and. daUflbler·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grueser, Pltlafleld, Masa.; Mr. and Mra. Walter Grueaer and Kandi. Pomeroy; MQ. WUUam Grueser and Ted and Wayne ol lllntnvll~, a friend, Beverly BusseD, Haven, W. Va., and Mra. Clara McMuter. Mra. Grueaer'• twin IIIIer, Mn. Pearl Pbllllps .ll!llble to be pHient to obllerve blrlhday due lo 'Illness that bas cauaed her Ill be a paUeDI :11 \!eterana Memorial llo!pttal SA!~ I REG. PRICE PRICI 1.35 1.65 1.09 1.29· I I'AilS PiiliiiiJN J11LJ:D A pelllfaa fu" aupporl !.(onday ID Common eourt ·by StJSP'"'' ~.19 Merldan. a.an. 3.79 Jr., ' ·. • ''- • • ' .. 'l'be ' ' � 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. 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