https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/80701cac657fc6749d6a1e86b8a8c1e3.pdf e64f77359f234a980330ecc5ddd8c522 PDF Text Text . ' '• ,.,.. ',• tntintl '. . ·i i ' ~~~· W,o·TM · Greater VOL. , ... ] THR,EE SECTIONS Middle Ohfo- Vallel/ in West Vir~· "CIRCLE OF L•)VE" Jane Fonda -and- "PLAYGIRL AFTER DARK" Land. and ,Water Jtyne Mansfield Leo Gl~nn (Color) • ,. ,.,., ' .1 : •• " ' John~on:s SATURDAY SEPT. 3 ''THE KILLERS" Lee Marvin (Color) " '!'·. "'··~'·-~ " • :. Topic DALLAS~OWN, Pa. (UI>I). ;.... Prealdent Johnson paid •non.poh~al" Vllltll to two ~ill American· tom• muniUei Saturday and spelled out the hopes and problems tbat He In two basic human ileede-the land and water. ·· . .... , -In Dalla&town' {Pop.·; .3.811), be ·laid the Ume has ~e for a "back to til~ farm"l!JO~I!IIt. , . " .: ililrller, ·11 SummerntUe, w. Va., (J>OII. Z,500), the - and"rA.HDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER" (Color) NEWS -'~ ." .. BRIEFS "I ; , • -• FROM · .UNITED PRI$5 . {NTIRNAtiONAL t~ . ' .taee thai the World wllb dilUter" keep up with the demand water suppllu. JU aODouoctd I luUL.U.S. parllclpallen In liOJI!I 'iffller for . peal'e ~• (:,,~ ~ I· ~~ ~ . Dedlc'iiinc 1 dam completed a thn!&-re..m•olr I I)'.WO for the .Kanawha basin· Jolmson .streued. that the year 2000 the .world's reiOIII'etl mull be more doubled. Shop Elberfelds In , :,c_c_. Pomeroy ~ Friday 14 ight until 8 ·_and on Saturday Night until 9 • ; , <..ou.rse it'll work. It 1VOJ"ke(• ·with yo!tr father, didn't it?" <C• CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-5432 RE Fros1i-Proof Nuw FRI Space for a whole week's shopping and more! Huge bottom freezer! (Lots of other Space.AgeAdnncarl ' If \0 • FIRST SPACE AlE ADVANCE In refril· SPACE. All OIPINDliiLitt~·, eration. Packs mOle power per cubic inch lACKED BY !-YEAR WARRANn' /.T · for more space, new features. Modo willl NO EXTRA C:HAIIGEI .. ' . ,· . , Incredibly wear-11$istant, satellit•type 1-yetr w...nty lor repair diii!Ydllll:t • materials. Onty 3 moving pariL Sealed in in the ontitt refriprator,.l.. steel, oiled lor life, CU5hioned to reduce WarraniY lor repair of onr . . • vibration. Whisper silent!..!All Frost·Proof Nfriprad,. Qiltm. Blc:J(Id by. .. ModelL) • ,:;4- ~ . .·· '. . \ ·. ... ' . . Youtan ·' STORE'and STDRt: ' ' 1 . 1, f1 and STORE! ' ' ' IllUSION j dten tollor.G Jacquard cardigan in two color potfern ,.ao/o of 77% wool anoi 23% nylon. Short sloovo, statHJ up rib ,.,., lurflo pulioYer and JliD on lovsic lcnH ,:olght llirt, Jim(, YirJi• waol, Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 P·l!l· Smn1111 Me/41 Countv tor over 941/tart POMEROY RUTLAND '... ~<•. ( Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . ···. •- - '- -- '389 95 ' POMEROY ~~ NATIONAL BANK In MlddllpOI't, 0. -~ ·All these features and more! OnlY ~!* BAHR CLOTHIERS ------ • tllant 151-lb. sla aro zone b9ttom freezer with, lift-out ' liJsket freezes foods, Ice, ~.ubes extra·fast! • roo~ Frost·Pnoll F'ro•t · never for111s In the frettlir or fresh food soctiori. You'lf never defrost agalnl • 8.8·1b. Meat Tender kNPI meats fresh up to 7 days! • Twin Porq~lain Enamel tty. drators are roomy tnolllh for . fat cabbages. · • Dttp door shelf for \II pl. cartons, big 46-oz. juice cans ~high enoiJib for tallut aodll, bottl-11 Let uo all join in praise of Labor-the mil· lion• of American men and women whose eftort and co-operation have done •o .much to make our national progre•• and prooperity oo great I Our bank will not traniCid business on LABOR DAY, Monday, September Sth Long '~·· ' SUNI!>AY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1966 TONIGHT ( ., ... ....,.~. ·- . IUDGO TERMS .. . .. IYtll ••,. Wftll :·.o . . .. 0 I JOtd '"1111111 n••~-< ~ ' .. EP .• NotSoCieor 'Live'Drm . k"mg Experunent . rueaJ raa." Ia lbe ollldlo aadleoce were JWo 11ate troopers, ell)' po........... lbe ~ ol ille cllolllloa el lbe Slate BtatQ, . .,._ .......... otate Aflft MIDDIIPORJ. -OHIO '. .......... .~ two ..q - llamlll'e9" tloree. A air: pollcemu welll aa tbe �'" )' ' ' ... .· r: ' \' .•, '. •f I /I ., ' .I • . .i r 'i ., - Still ·nrne T, , 234,00 Winners ... - Kroger Fresh __ ._.,.-.·, ·... lo - "' todoY• ... Ground Beef LeiS Tlum 3-lbs. lb. 69c . .. l'1YC JOB_- Hank Doss, left, and Dave Moller, GaiUa Academy High 1ehool , Juruors~ are ptctured above wltb a paint brush and roller as they participate Ia the , Neighborhood Youth <J'I"P~ program. Both are Gallia Academy atudenta. 1 ~~=:-= to aeveral publle fa· Plaeoo wbert lite JOIIIIII _ . c In the two oounty area. employed included all Jcllools, Larry j\lorrison, asst. super- the Galllpolil Slate lnalltute, illtendenl 'In the Meigo Lucal Veterana Memorial Hospital, < School District, was program libraries allll lite Mlddleporl director- wllile Clarenee 'l'homp- Park. £1 son was bo eharge of personnel Federal lhart of the tll8.1180 In GliUia 8lld ROnald Deem Wll project was f&O,OlO whlil $6,1180 ·The Meigs .aallla Neighbor· Meip County director. 'was ralaed loellly. 3 lbs. 1 Endingin . • llia Metgs'"\)a Yodth Corps program, .. ~ . WORKER ,PQSES . .Leollll . WilllaDLI,J;or~~rRodney 1 E:~;:~~"!,:~t I h al government, Ia drawing end 8D ~A • wee.k'. sRoundup MAIIIADI LICINIII GaWpoJ. 22. GU· Dout1111 .JI, Larulhorue, 21, II, and BIP!iara Faye Sto¥1!r, llpoU.. t.ITJ" B. Maddy, 2t. amd ,Gerald~!!! Plrt:ORI , 17, " W8S . .time out at the GSJ. recently to total of $86,690 paid , Jronton. p~s~ fllr the ~~'•111•s.Selltjnel cal!'eramao. _She is the in- to 120 boys -aDd girls, ages 15Patr1ot. . I th I WIJ'Dt WllUam Martia, 12, 4111Hpoll,l. slltute'! recr~ation leader through 1.\le. ,Neighborhood 21, lhrough th e ,.. y• ...)ec a and 01111 ' ~reu · Bulb, 11. Galllpgll•. Rd., GaOia tounty, Youth Corps prO£tP!D. . • ' • .... ·- " • • ' , .. ,, • J was sponsored for period I ....,... ,., , WID. I THUtll. •.:.·• IIRTHI OP WIIK hhinln - Mr. lftd vn. D1ns.t K. EYUI. GailiPGlil. IOD, 10:16 I. m .• 1\ HoJMt H01Pital . I.Widar - .Mr. and lin. Robert o. BltH, Ave,, 2:30 a. 100 m., Ftnt and Mr. iUidGallipoll,, Mn. 1-"redIOD 0. Tbom11, Rt. 21 Chmhln, d1ugbf11r. 12:341 pm., both at Holzer Ho111it11l Ttn.trM•r - Mr. aDd Hu. l:art 1.. :a~;~a~~~~-r Bt., 1oa. :t::n p.m. o• ;,iii ~- "T,tt lJch 24-- Temperature, C 00 pen.l. precipitation, -~ . . I Pete McCormick at th ~~~ • 11 • " We& er SU,.W\18: ..tJ J)ay Jll&b l..ii.f wel.lliJr 90 57 Fair IO 60 Fait · .. .. . . 90 56' ·'F'alr ' • diUPter turvh1DII an: lin. Ku· · were married In l9atl. SUI:: .atw and lhe fonDa' Nancy BIJ'IIH. 'I' u 7 lne Eclera. Cody, Cb1rla. E • r I, of Cblrle•toa. w. V1 .• a ,t.p..on alld F r111k, t..uter IUid Janaet Sld1111, Ill three •eP-dl\llhten tneludiDI Kn. Evtibn YUle• ot GaWpollJ and 111'11. llo,.u. D.IIVI• of Vblton. aJH IIW'o Vi. .. •.Tbel'e at* liS II'IDdchiJd!'eD and . were •• """ .,......,...._ ....,.. held TueartaJ momlaa: at thl lltller'a Home tor l'u.nulll, awl llu111 wu Ia v;acon Ke~al Put. HIUII.. If, eo a. I~- Of md formu)J of O.W. lui FriadJ", He wu a u. ol lackloo OOWliY." IOD d the .-.:'9%· • we~~. · .... aabi Thur.... ; ..• "90 : 81 ·Fait Fric . . .. .. . 00 'F'alr Sat. .. :. .. . 77 Fair' ...;: Report ljl to pftsl dine... Average high temperature week this year 88.4, year 77.4. Average low temperature the week this year 110, last Coffee BIRTHS, DIVORCU DEA•TEHASL. MAEST·A·T·A.GES t. o1 .troU., Be wu bora at 8WIIa Cr"k OD JUlJ" H. 1M, IM)II of tbe late &lllwortt and Mil)' Clark WIUL HI tw1 r•lded In Columbul .far . . Jt!ll'l· 1111 marrllp wu Ia a. former AllD1 8hiW OD NJW. 11, 1!J21. Sbl IIU\'Ivee alon:J Wltb flft Mll4o ftll, Mrt. NormaD ll1lalll UNl 111"1. Eurn• Me.KIDDeJ, boCb .., Grow C~ty, Mn. Llo:JO B111'b ol GalllpollJ, and Y•h all4 Geor,. WW.. botb .t home. other llh'YI"¥on an two slJ. Ur11 aDd • brother MN. Oru Ttp. con ef lt. hltlnbUrl• Fla.. Kn. Bo,.-d 1eftlrll "' llanDd -mo. 1nd Glll'nlt WWI of Columllw. i ! brother and a llltez IN deceued S.n1c:u w•re held S1tnrda)' after. noo11 11 lllner'a Ro11111 fur J'unerab 1 1 1 ........ Kroger Corn Major B. C. u4 ~ BU. H•U Hauclt. He .,.... empklyed bJ tbe latAt ou o,., m ao ,..... ud wu a onember of the CtmturJ Clnb Pd. all York Hit&. MboDIC bodJ... Hl1 m1n111• wu, 1o ttae ronnar Ruby Waller on Nov. 11, llil'ltO, 8114 11111 IUI'VIv• aloDJ wttb two diUib· tva and hro aona, Mn. R o be r \ LIWIOD Qf ChlWcotbe, lln Rot..ri W. .ner o1 Cbefier, V1., Bkblrd Standard n. Crisco 6 !:$1 .. ,.... IOc Spaghetti _---•. KNill' . _ Mn......a w Tltlll 79c ";!~ 1 u....., ..... Lite Jlllm ad 11&17 Nelblal' HaueiL a. marrlll• ' wu \o !bra ~· ton . . Die. 16. 1811. 11114 1111 4M&1to w.. lD IIU. S8MD IIUftl'¥tnl cJdld. JU liWIIdll lift. L '8. ..,_ Gl Cbarlnton. W. Va., Hn. AuRin 1oltUDL liN Lowell GoUiud. ud 1olul ll.lft1Dit:OD. aU ., GaUIPelll. Jlh. Joa Do&IIWY · of Bld. . Jlu. old 1Ud lla:riMrt Jlarrtqtaa. both al ColualbUII. A MDI all4 • daqbtu _.. dlleeued Otbr 1Ja'\'1hl'l llN two ~~~ten ad cwo·'1arotMn, lin. IIOphia WUII... IDd lin. C. L. ~ bolb . , Cal~ .1. "· Boucll of LaDdoa.. 0.. ... Cbuiea lloUC!Il id' Callforo&L Mn. HU'I'lQ• toil waa a memiMir ot tbe Chu ull .ol Chrilt. s.nte.. were beld !'i · 1r· ~ att.moon at · IIUiar'a Home for l'wltrlll 11\d bWtal ... .. KoWid IDl1 Mmtltlli. • •••• :Vae Pae A atn.t .... bag, •••••••••• bag Angel Food Cake ... lllld burlll .... la P1lw 63c ,.,s. •l· lb. Kroger lArge DIATHt WIIK Mrt. IIIIIDtfta Mll'f'lnlfNI, 11. iiUd .... VIncent lldarw. 61, died Satvrdi:J" Wedneldl1 dtllmoon at tha home morniDI In tklaw H01pl~. He wu of 1 41Uibter, Mn. LoweD Gotbar4 • ntlred rlllne loHman and wu ln GalllpeUa lbe bid U¥e4 for bQm It Poea., W. Va., AUI- 1. 1884. ID&DJ" ,-e&l'lt OD Qarftel4 Ave. lift, 10n of tbe late Jamu and Leaiba Harrlnatoa ••• bom Ill Blrrtloft twp. .l'unea 8k111n. Ha wu twtce IDII'IUd, Oil lept. ll. 18'11. .. au<l .. tunhed by hill Meond wUe. - ....... -··.CLOSID a ~week by ·.the GaiHa .. Meigs Community Action Program of which Richard Sayre, RD GaJ.. ~::;~ " "" Ao-•• Wl"~f · 8 nd La Urea RD Langsville 1s as• • t Slstant director. In addition to the finances and employment for the youths, the program also brought lm· 8,0tlight Bean Valloy e.n Kldnoy Beans-------- 9:.,.•$t Dollulo - · - · '""" .. oat. Golden Ripe Bananas Houcll: el Columbua lnil Wllll1m Houdl ol MIIMJJe, N. J . TbeN IN lllne IJ'&Diklldldren. Other •u~lvon an • brother. Orlan Houuk of Ath· eDI ud • auter, nwa of c..,.,..lln4. 81n1ee. wen hi!ld Wednndll at a Cb1Uieotlle luneral boD\11, llld: lnlrl~ w& ln Clllvan ~vme~cy •' JUo Unnde. SOc OFF CORTINA FLATWAIII Ywr Choico UnH No. liNv Unit No.1 Rooular Pri'" ..... ,_.............. $1M Le~~~ .. .. ................. ...... .. ;.._ Jlc WITH· SAFETY • onr -- UnH No. I _ ' - ...... ............ Until Ono c-. Por lixp. 9/10/tll AND AT Knit ltalion Knill'. . . Dressing ......... _.... 31e Dressing · ...._ ...... . 41e .... ·Oxydol NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. ANQTHISIOLDGY & GINERAL PRACTICE 8 ol E WILL MEET The Meigs County Board of Education will meet Tuesday at I 7:30 p. m. at the county office, it was announced. - .. ·-·---... · ,i541 N. Second St. - Corner of HutiHn & 2nd St1. " PHONI 992.3074 MIDDLIPORT TONIGHT thru TUIIDAY "SHINANDOAH" Jsll'.es Stewart GJenn Corbett Ji~_ils 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., TuH. WH., Prl. 7 o.m. lw I' p.m. Mon. end, frl. IY API'OINTMINT I (Colon -and- "'THAT MAN FROM RIO" Je1n-Paul Belmondo Jean Serv1J1 (Color) r 75e Salvo FRIDAY and SATURDAY Stpt•mb•r 9·10 "DRACULA, PRINCI Of DARKNESS" ' (Te-chnicolor) MilSON v~ wn . "t'iVe·ln II Tide.' = ....... ·GALLIPOLIS .. SAVINGS ' L()~N. .¢0. Christopher Lee WISHES TO ANNOUNQ HIS NEW LOCATION AT ..• ·~ lllttle ....... Barbara Sheller 2nd FEATURE "PLAGUE Of THE ZOMBIES" (Tetbnicolor) Andre Morrell John Carson SUNDAY, MoNDAY ondTUESDAY Sept 11·12-13 "GLASS IOTTOM BOAT• err-~~ ·· ••"!f!t!llh~ i IToehriieolorl Dorio Day Rod Toylor .c6J..-a- · · ---- --- ' ..........._85e _,. ,· l>asb I �'" )' ' ' ... .· r: ' \' .•, '. •f I /I ., ' .I • . .i r 'i ., - Still ·nrne T, , 234,00 Winners ... - Kroger Fresh __ ._.,.-.·, ·... lo - "' todoY• ... Ground Beef LeiS Tlum 3-lbs. lb. 69c . .. l'1YC JOB_- Hank Doss, left, and Dave Moller, GaiUa Academy High 1ehool , Juruors~ are ptctured above wltb a paint brush and roller as they participate Ia the , Neighborhood Youth <J'I"P~ program. Both are Gallia Academy atudenta. 1 ~~=:-= to aeveral publle fa· Plaeoo wbert lite JOIIIIII _ . c In the two oounty area. employed included all Jcllools, Larry j\lorrison, asst. super- the Galllpolil Slate lnalltute, illtendenl 'In the Meigo Lucal Veterana Memorial Hospital, < School District, was program libraries allll lite Mlddleporl director- wllile Clarenee 'l'homp- Park. £1 son was bo eharge of personnel Federal lhart of the tll8.1180 In GliUia 8lld ROnald Deem Wll project was f&O,OlO whlil $6,1180 ·The Meigs .aallla Neighbor· Meip County director. 'was ralaed loellly. 3 lbs. 1 Endingin . • llia Metgs'"\)a Yodth Corps program, .. ~ . WORKER ,PQSES . .Leollll . WilllaDLI,J;or~~rRodney 1 E:~;:~~"!,:~t I h al government, Ia drawing end 8D ~A • wee.k'. sRoundup MAIIIADI LICINIII GaWpoJ. 22. GU· Dout1111 .JI, Larulhorue, 21, II, and BIP!iara Faye Sto¥1!r, llpoU.. t.ITJ" B. Maddy, 2t. amd ,Gerald~!!! Plrt:ORI , 17, " W8S . .time out at the GSJ. recently to total of $86,690 paid , Jronton. p~s~ fllr the ~~'•111•s.Selltjnel cal!'eramao. _She is the in- to 120 boys -aDd girls, ages 15Patr1ot. . I th I WIJ'Dt WllUam Martia, 12, 4111Hpoll,l. slltute'! recr~ation leader through 1.\le. ,Neighborhood 21, lhrough th e ,.. y• ...)ec a and 01111 ' ~reu · Bulb, 11. Galllpgll•. Rd., GaOia tounty, Youth Corps prO£tP!D. . • ' • .... ·- " • • ' , .. ,, • J was sponsored for period I ....,... ,., , WID. I THUtll. •.:.·• IIRTHI OP WIIK hhinln - Mr. lftd vn. D1ns.t K. EYUI. GailiPGlil. IOD, 10:16 I. m .• 1\ HoJMt H01Pital . I.Widar - .Mr. and lin. Robert o. BltH, Ave,, 2:30 a. 100 m., Ftnt and Mr. iUidGallipoll,, Mn. 1-"redIOD 0. Tbom11, Rt. 21 Chmhln, d1ugbf11r. 12:341 pm., both at Holzer Ho111it11l Ttn.trM•r - Mr. aDd Hu. l:art 1.. :a~;~a~~~~-r Bt., 1oa. :t::n p.m. o• ;,iii ~- "T,tt lJch 24-- Temperature, C 00 pen.l. precipitation, -~ . . I Pete McCormick at th ~~~ • 11 • " We& er SU,.W\18: ..tJ J)ay Jll&b l..ii.f wel.lliJr 90 57 Fair IO 60 Fait · .. .. . . 90 56' ·'F'alr ' • diUPter turvh1DII an: lin. Ku· · were married In l9atl. SUI:: .atw and lhe fonDa' Nancy BIJ'IIH. 'I' u 7 lne Eclera. Cody, Cb1rla. E • r I, of Cblrle•toa. w. V1 .• a ,t.p..on alld F r111k, t..uter IUid Janaet Sld1111, Ill three •eP-dl\llhten tneludiDI Kn. Evtibn YUle• ot GaWpollJ and 111'11. llo,.u. D.IIVI• of Vblton. aJH IIW'o Vi. .. •.Tbel'e at* liS II'IDdchiJd!'eD and . were •• """ .,......,...._ ....,.. held TueartaJ momlaa: at thl lltller'a Home tor l'u.nulll, awl llu111 wu Ia v;acon Ke~al Put. HIUII.. If, eo a. I~- Of md formu)J of O.W. lui FriadJ", He wu a u. ol lackloo OOWliY." IOD d the .-.:'9%· • we~~. · .... aabi Thur.... ; ..• "90 : 81 ·Fait Fric . . .. .. . 00 'F'alr Sat. .. :. .. . 77 Fair' ...;: Report ljl to pftsl dine... Average high temperature week this year 88.4, year 77.4. Average low temperature the week this year 110, last Coffee BIRTHS, DIVORCU DEA•TEHASL. MAEST·A·T·A.GES t. o1 .troU., Be wu bora at 8WIIa Cr"k OD JUlJ" H. 1M, IM)II of tbe late &lllwortt and Mil)' Clark WIUL HI tw1 r•lded In Columbul .far . . Jt!ll'l· 1111 marrllp wu Ia a. former AllD1 8hiW OD NJW. 11, 1!J21. Sbl IIU\'Ivee alon:J Wltb flft Mll4o ftll, Mrt. NormaD ll1lalll UNl 111"1. Eurn• Me.KIDDeJ, boCb .., Grow C~ty, Mn. Llo:JO B111'b ol GalllpollJ, and Y•h all4 Geor,. WW.. botb .t home. other llh'YI"¥on an two slJ. Ur11 aDd • brother MN. Oru Ttp. con ef lt. hltlnbUrl• Fla.. Kn. Bo,.-d 1eftlrll "' llanDd -mo. 1nd Glll'nlt WWI of Columllw. i ! brother and a llltez IN deceued S.n1c:u w•re held S1tnrda)' after. noo11 11 lllner'a Ro11111 fur J'unerab 1 1 1 ........ Kroger Corn Major B. C. u4 ~ BU. H•U Hauclt. He .,.... empklyed bJ tbe latAt ou o,., m ao ,..... ud wu a onember of the CtmturJ Clnb Pd. all York Hit&. MboDIC bodJ... Hl1 m1n111• wu, 1o ttae ronnar Ruby Waller on Nov. 11, llil'ltO, 8114 11111 IUI'VIv• aloDJ wttb two diUib· tva and hro aona, Mn. R o be r \ LIWIOD Qf ChlWcotbe, lln Rot..ri W. .ner o1 Cbefier, V1., Bkblrd Standard n. Crisco 6 !:$1 .. ,.... IOc Spaghetti _---•. KNill' . _ Mn......a w Tltlll 79c ";!~ 1 u....., ..... Lite Jlllm ad 11&17 Nelblal' HaueiL a. marrlll• ' wu \o !bra ~· ton . . Die. 16. 1811. 11114 1111 4M&1to w.. lD IIU. S8MD IIUftl'¥tnl cJdld. JU liWIIdll lift. L '8. ..,_ Gl Cbarlnton. W. Va., Hn. AuRin 1oltUDL liN Lowell GoUiud. ud 1olul ll.lft1Dit:OD. aU ., GaUIPelll. Jlh. Joa Do&IIWY · of Bld. . Jlu. old 1Ud lla:riMrt Jlarrtqtaa. both al ColualbUII. A MDI all4 • daqbtu _.. dlleeued Otbr 1Ja'\'1hl'l llN two ~~~ten ad cwo·'1arotMn, lin. IIOphia WUII... IDd lin. C. L. ~ bolb . , Cal~ .1. "· Boucll of LaDdoa.. 0.. ... Cbuiea lloUC!Il id' Callforo&L Mn. HU'I'lQ• toil waa a memiMir ot tbe Chu ull .ol Chrilt. s.nte.. were beld !'i · 1r· ~ att.moon at · IIUiar'a Home for l'wltrlll 11\d bWtal ... .. KoWid IDl1 Mmtltlli. • •••• :Vae Pae A atn.t .... bag, •••••••••• bag Angel Food Cake ... lllld burlll .... la P1lw 63c ,.,s. •l· lb. Kroger lArge DIATHt WIIK Mrt. IIIIIDtfta Mll'f'lnlfNI, 11. iiUd .... VIncent lldarw. 61, died Satvrdi:J" Wedneldl1 dtllmoon at tha home morniDI In tklaw H01pl~. He wu of 1 41Uibter, Mn. LoweD Gotbar4 • ntlred rlllne loHman and wu ln GalllpeUa lbe bid U¥e4 for bQm It Poea., W. Va., AUI- 1. 1884. ID&DJ" ,-e&l'lt OD Qarftel4 Ave. lift, 10n of tbe late Jamu and Leaiba Harrlnatoa ••• bom Ill Blrrtloft twp. .l'unea 8k111n. Ha wu twtce IDII'IUd, Oil lept. ll. 18'11. .. au<l .. tunhed by hill Meond wUe. - ....... -··.CLOSID a ~week by ·.the GaiHa .. Meigs Community Action Program of which Richard Sayre, RD GaJ.. ~::;~ " "" Ao-•• Wl"~f · 8 nd La Urea RD Langsville 1s as• • t Slstant director. In addition to the finances and employment for the youths, the program also brought lm· 8,0tlight Bean Valloy e.n Kldnoy Beans-------- 9:.,.•$t Dollulo - · - · '""" .. oat. Golden Ripe Bananas Houcll: el Columbua lnil Wllll1m Houdl ol MIIMJJe, N. J . TbeN IN lllne IJ'&Diklldldren. Other •u~lvon an • brother. Orlan Houuk of Ath· eDI ud • auter, nwa of c..,.,..lln4. 81n1ee. wen hi!ld Wednndll at a Cb1Uieotlle luneral boD\11, llld: lnlrl~ w& ln Clllvan ~vme~cy •' JUo Unnde. SOc OFF CORTINA FLATWAIII Ywr Choico UnH No. liNv Unit No.1 Rooular Pri'" ..... ,_.............. $1M Le~~~ .. .. ................. ...... .. ;.._ Jlc WITH· SAFETY • onr -- UnH No. I _ ' - ...... ............ Until Ono c-. Por lixp. 9/10/tll AND AT Knit ltalion Knill'. . . Dressing ......... _.... 31e Dressing · ...._ ...... . 41e .... ·Oxydol NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. ANQTHISIOLDGY & GINERAL PRACTICE 8 ol E WILL MEET The Meigs County Board of Education will meet Tuesday at I 7:30 p. m. at the county office, it was announced. - .. ·-·---... · ,i541 N. Second St. - Corner of HutiHn & 2nd St1. " PHONI 992.3074 MIDDLIPORT TONIGHT thru TUIIDAY "SHINANDOAH" Jsll'.es Stewart GJenn Corbett Ji~_ils 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., TuH. WH., Prl. 7 o.m. lw I' p.m. Mon. end, frl. IY API'OINTMINT I (Colon -and- "'THAT MAN FROM RIO" Je1n-Paul Belmondo Jean Serv1J1 (Color) r 75e Salvo FRIDAY and SATURDAY Stpt•mb•r 9·10 "DRACULA, PRINCI Of DARKNESS" ' (Te-chnicolor) MilSON v~ wn . "t'iVe·ln II Tide.' = ....... ·GALLIPOLIS .. SAVINGS ' L()~N. .¢0. Christopher Lee WISHES TO ANNOUNQ HIS NEW LOCATION AT ..• ·~ lllttle ....... Barbara Sheller 2nd FEATURE "PLAGUE Of THE ZOMBIES" (Tetbnicolor) Andre Morrell John Carson SUNDAY, MoNDAY ondTUESDAY Sept 11·12-13 "GLASS IOTTOM BOAT• err-~~ ·· ••"!f!t!llh~ i IToehriieolorl Dorio Day Rod Toylor .c6J..-a- · · ---- --- ' ..........._85e _,. ,· l>asb I �' .. : i~av linus • ltntinel :1:. {; ' ' ''J ' ,; Wlt1Jout Notklng tt \.: SUNDAY WHITE PAPER • ,· t ~ Hw In Forming . , ) Meadows, Fields ,, fq ! • l ·?! i• : ., "' ., ;,~ • Ml till "M• tllafet'~ . lac. Iditol' Dloighl WeiMrllol&. IMitor llo!JGrC Wilson, Jr. Mon. Editor I First Oass Citizenship ' Seeds of Violence Sprout in China Tbe tid cliche about the "alfO)IBS, un.clmnlllc Cldneae" was one of a great JlliiQ' tlllngs that seemed to bare been swept out the door when tbe Commnllhts toot over ill 1940 and set about trylq to (asbloa China Into a modern power. Culnut reports from that IIIII iolcruta· ' ~le land m.u one wonder U loday'a Clll· .Dese .,. really much dlffernt from their hononble ancestors. Mindlea hordes at leeD-qera t b• "Red Guard" - have been r8lii(IIIIDI througb lha 111ne1s of Cldn01e eltles 011 lbe hu•t for ev~ who by dress or apeeeh 1 or attitude be\rayl 1111 than wholeheartecl devotion to the so-ealled "cultural revolu· tloo" decreed by Mao T•llml· Make-up, Westers-style cl<>tboo, avon 1 ouch Innocent tllings as flowers In t he window are takea as clear signs of bourse' olo bdslldlnr. Not only native Qllnese I but lorelPm are under lllck 111111 the cry ol •toretcn devils" Ia ~ apia beard In Cblu. lliatory seems to be repeating ltseU with 1 vengea•re. JOlt u they were in the liMb Ctlltury, foreign illfluences are being blamad tor Cblna'a troubles In the 20th. Just u It did 100 yelll'l ago, the oatlon is t!ll'lllng Inward Oil illelf. Now, however, it is not the thought of ConfuciUI but that of Mao-Marx that Is being extolled as the solution to aU problems, and the roacl to preferment II not through knowled&e of the elassi<s bu t througb zeal In apPlying the modem IDII· tor's teachlnp. Hopes In the W01t for 1 turn toward moderation alter Mao's demiae have been dashed by hla audden r...,mergence In apparent full vigor and his eievatlaD of Min· Isler of Defense Lin Piao to No. 2 position . In the hierarchy - and now, the excesses or the "great proletarian cultural revolu· tion." Yet, paradosically, lhe very fact lbet the Chinese have not changed Insures that Clljna will change. What historiaDI can the .''cycle of dynasty" bas broulbt the violent end of every rulliJi h0111e in the na· jJion's long history. Today the Communists are maoufacturJng violence lo suit their own purposes. .'fomorrow IIIey will find that .ololeaca flamed aplnst themselves, and the -ld , !;m see rioting crowds smaah"'l the Idola it commqnlsm with every bit .. mucb enJrgy a IIIey are now attacking the sym· Jots of lha decadent West. 1 # That ~~)morrow may be decades 1way, it will come. tut I 1Valkengrasphobia ! There name for II tbet be coined tully roots for "walk" with the famlllar .. phobia," meaning lbe irrational fear of Isn't a medical !we know of. One could ~gb, 1111n1 the Greet "grass" and elllllng metblntr. ! The fear .E of walking on gra!IS wu cllloZ.vered &mODI preschool Negro children a1 c1a7 camp 11 the Jeanne d'Arc <Wiemy In llllltall, Masa. Com!Dg from '1 predomlnlntly NeiiJ'O Roi<bur!' 1n 11ost1111, the on1y ann t b• IJIJIIgBters bad ever aeen oear their hometl guarded by forbiddlnr 1.-. := The nuns at the academy cured tho ~ by scatterlna lollypops on the lawn "'~ure the children onto the IJ'ISI. . No editorial COIIIIDOIII iJ DecOISBIJ· r Au ID 11J .,.UUM I, WBIII WMIIING'l'ON - The mon lilt plot lhkkena 11110111 the ol New York, lha ........, beeOilll their """"""' It Mat lbe ftlpnb)lca• Gov· ..... Neilan Roctetelllr and • npll control ol tbat crltl· cal .... aplnlt lbe Gillet ol .... 1111 I'NIIdantlal eleclionl. ..,.. poll~CI ol lbe Empire . . . IJideed, bu become • ldnd ., mwdcal • COIIII!dy joke - a jab al which lbe mon adult and more till' wlbl• RepnNicww we likely lo be Jaughl)emocnla . Col. Daniel JllllltS Jr. . broushl members ~ lbe Tucsoa, Ariz., Advertls!Dg Club to j 111c11Gn1 B. 01Htl, Nlttllcr 1-1. Domin. Ado. l>lr. ftrftoll Dtwl.... Ad1l. llgr. I j. • Pl1BUBHEJ) In' Till OlflO f.M.LIY PIJJUSBJN(J COIIP.\rJY their felt Ill a pulollpd ontiGII whel he oddinnl lblm -tly. This Ia wll8t hi IIIII: "No IIWI 111 a *01111 • clu1 citizen ualm be tblllb Uke one and 8Cia Uke ooe. "I will tum my back on lht American flag - Jill Da1 - the American flag. "I will obey the la'lll ol tid& COUDiy. Alld il I want to reg~ a eomplalDI, I will ,.. lha duly OBtabllshed procesaos ol Jaw and order. "I am not against prololll, becaUII prolosters bave never been dellied . ill this couatry. But pri>lelll should be carried out wilhia lbe bounds o! pod taste. "Men who ha•• pven their Uvea for clomocracy would be opinninl Ia their craves if they knew of 11M dlvlaon a11101111 Amerlcaol loday. · I am a Iree • thinking cillsen. U u obstacle ill placed II my way, l do not colllida' it a problem. It Is I cbaUetllt, and 1 will meet it." Col James i1 deputy commander for operatioDI tor lbe 4453rd · Combat Crew Trlblli!C Willi at Oavil • Monthan Air For.e lluo. He Ia a jet pilot He is also, lneldntally, a Nfll'e. ll:i be1rt11J aU tbe way lrnm thl polls home aat November. • Siberia Fails to - Lure Settlers On Farm Front Tile ftnsojm have ~ trylnC to JICIIM' late Slborbo tor gODII'IIIIanl. Tile ezan and alter them 1be Comm"' nisls', did 11' by foree. 'l'lle vast land, half u 1arp as the United Stalel, was a handy natural prilol r.r eriminall ud poUt!· cal unde!drables. Today 1beJ are IIIII trytnc, hut tor dlf. ferent Study Shows Net ·Inc~~~ Not In Line With COsts ,,. < Now you can break the bottleneck of corn silaae or hlyllll at the base of your silo. Tha No. 56 Blower hal an exd~IIVI 45• feeding that augll'll the mater~al mora •n a atralght·llne direction thin thl uaual90" tum founclln !11011 blowers. The flow io festar oncl mora unlfann. And an .,.. cl ustve 56-inch rotor propel a lha silaS• uDWard at a tip speed of 90 miles an hour at 540 rpm. You pteasy drlvethrou&h dearance with the hopper extending 20 Inches from the housln\1- Let us aiveyou full detailo on \he No. 56 Blower. (Ask us about the new IH 51 Powor forap feeder) *'II• reascms. The Nul invuloD teulht the 1\UISIIDI the daDpr of I:IIIICflllrllln& their JDtl!lllri· a1 compt.- in !hi! West. Slblrla Is lahll· 1.-Jy rich in untapped mi11era1 nsources. Not 1e11t, there are 7110 ml1llall re11001 to the ·aoulh - lbe aowded and no loager friendly Chinese who, the KremiiB felrl, may one day a~me to allbor a relallvel7 vacant Slboria vo tbelr border mucll 11 Rear Melga General Hospitel P•n•rer 992·2176 Mother Nature abhors a . VICWID. Tbe methods are dlfltren~ too. otr!clal propapnda esto11 the natural beauty o1 the land u a vacation and IMog pllce. p ,. Prospecllvo setllen 11'1 offered a number of attractt:ve fmanclal bd!ICIIIIOIIIa. Patriotism is pppealed to. 1n receDt ,...., hundredl Gl lbousanda ol R1M""" J'llpG!Ided voiUtlllrlly or not 10 voluDiarliJ to the can Gl "Go eaat, JOUIII --~ In the same ,_,. at Ullfortunately, lout teaa of lhouaanda of them bave left buill and at!U (irimitive Siberia IIIII eo111t bad! to the ~Ia of the wesL 'lbe Sov· !ell don't reveal the flaureo, but there Ia evldea<e thai labor turnover Ia a serious problem. America wp In 1 similar dlultloo 1 hwldred yaan or ao ago. Like lbe U.S.S.R. lbe u. s. iJovel'llllltllt also ollele4 lndace11111111 1o aetllen to welL 'ftlere w• 0111 Amclamental ~ however. American pioneen wwe offered landland that IIIey CGDid OWII and pus on to their ddldreD, 11114 the lreedom to eajoy whaleter fruits of that land they could coax out 111 tloelr own labor. The l'll1llt WP tbet a conllaellt which Jeffcaoo lbouP' would lalte a lbouaand years to fill up WP aetlled II I eenlury. Land and freedom. n It too much to a peel lbe C'Nnnumll!ll to adopt aucb revolutionary !de&&· But If IIIey reaiiJ wanted to populate Siberia, they ccmld eully drain -tetn Ruuia of people onmtcht Ia the areateat mllr•tloo In ldsfllr1. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. .. "' ·• .. ·•. . :. :J ' ·····.· /.."•"·fijj : ' /ItA v . ' .' . Has Many Uses Around The Farm And Home! oiLinPiao so LANDMARK CLOSEOUTS .., • A New Hollgnd · ' . "· on-farm t.ecl fCictory · grinds and mixes where and · you'•ri:fl':' :~H~~ ,, • " .. ".A' \ ,..- • 'J ·'NIW 3 HP SABRI! TILLER ' . 'NS lllfiiM, R..ullr 129.00 · •· · ... · · ·' ' ., CLOSEOUT, 90.00 . ;• ""~· ' ·t-20" HCIMKO. MOWIR ._,•., 84.95 _ · CLOSEOUT, 71.00 ·~ar ,.t.,_... ~..,.;:;:, l '\'~CARRY. . llllulk ..95·. - CLOSEOUT, 7.85 ,. CART .• I . 110.00 . • ' ' On Full Roll Quantlti81. USED.N,CRGE REFRIGIRATO.R . hgular JJ.OO . Cl.OIIOUT, 50.00 ' 1 NN U~JliGHT ILIC. RANGI, coinpllfo with ,, > ._~ .,-o ' ,,., "' ' ~ ·I • ' ;' hNclt~OJnd ~a cabinet . Uilliff:4Jit.CONDITIONIR • _1,' ' I t -!(~ 17S.jl0 · · . - . , ~-. SAVE 40.00 CLOIIOUT 149.00 12' x 100'- .004- Black·- - $13.48 12' 1~ -~ 16' • 100' - .006 - ~lack ~- 20' x 100' - .004 - ~ack $22.50 20' 24' x 100'- .004- Black $27.00 24' x 100' - .006- Bleck, --~ .-..u.c!U • ~-' ' IC 100' .. .006 - Black - - ~41ol'!l' Your Fa"'! . Supply Service Center.;.; ' CENIR·AL SOYA OF OHI~i:- ,t ...,, ",.l'flooiO M-2111 Mtr• .••~ 7':Us ot tha .' 100' - .006 - Black - - - ~'AI•.UO{: $11.00 ~ M;o111. 8etlla & Mason Joe~ Ill. ~· X x 100' • .004 • Black ME . ROY "- •_..4.J. p;. eGranii'Y Cover e Upright Silo CLOSEOUT, 95.00 . Other Sizes Than Uttecl Below ,' LESS 10% DISCOUNT CLOSEOUT, 5.25 · l ~WI( )'i•RtiLIUR SPRI!ADER . ...,;;.-. 14.95 1 ' LOSI!OUT, 18.25 1 ··f.::ij~,~ cu:'.ir:':"cHIST Plii!ZIR · hgular 90.00 CLOSEOUT, 75.00 1' USID 16 CU. PT. CHEST I'RIEZER ~· ·· T~rp Completelnventorv Of Many : 1:;;:.wHBLJAlROW Rag~lar I tAll-Purpose e Bunker Silo Cpver Form•rlv: ~ster Feed end Seed Company , ... ..- .' ' ~ · r •• ' ) '1' . .....~ · II - · . �' .. : i~av linus • ltntinel :1:. {; ' ' ''J ' ,; Wlt1Jout Notklng tt \.: SUNDAY WHITE PAPER • ,· t ~ Hw In Forming . , ) Meadows, Fields ,, fq ! • l ·?! i• : ., "' ., ;,~ • Ml till "M• tllafet'~ . lac. Iditol' Dloighl WeiMrllol&. IMitor llo!JGrC Wilson, Jr. Mon. Editor I First Oass Citizenship ' Seeds of Violence Sprout in China Tbe tid cliche about the "alfO)IBS, un.clmnlllc Cldneae" was one of a great JlliiQ' tlllngs that seemed to bare been swept out the door when tbe Commnllhts toot over ill 1940 and set about trylq to (asbloa China Into a modern power. Culnut reports from that IIIII iolcruta· ' ~le land m.u one wonder U loday'a Clll· .Dese .,. really much dlffernt from their hononble ancestors. Mindlea hordes at leeD-qera t b• "Red Guard" - have been r8lii(IIIIDI througb lha 111ne1s of Cldn01e eltles 011 lbe hu•t for ev~ who by dress or apeeeh 1 or attitude be\rayl 1111 than wholeheartecl devotion to the so-ealled "cultural revolu· tloo" decreed by Mao T•llml· Make-up, Westers-style cl<>tboo, avon 1 ouch Innocent tllings as flowers In t he window are takea as clear signs of bourse' olo bdslldlnr. Not only native Qllnese I but lorelPm are under lllck 111111 the cry ol •toretcn devils" Ia ~ apia beard In Cblu. lliatory seems to be repeating ltseU with 1 vengea•re. JOlt u they were in the liMb Ctlltury, foreign illfluences are being blamad tor Cblna'a troubles In the 20th. Just u It did 100 yelll'l ago, the oatlon is t!ll'lllng Inward Oil illelf. Now, however, it is not the thought of ConfuciUI but that of Mao-Marx that Is being extolled as the solution to aU problems, and the roacl to preferment II not through knowled&e of the elassi<s bu t througb zeal In apPlying the modem IDII· tor's teachlnp. Hopes In the W01t for 1 turn toward moderation alter Mao's demiae have been dashed by hla audden r...,mergence In apparent full vigor and his eievatlaD of Min· Isler of Defense Lin Piao to No. 2 position . In the hierarchy - and now, the excesses or the "great proletarian cultural revolu· tion." Yet, paradosically, lhe very fact lbet the Chinese have not changed Insures that Clljna will change. What historiaDI can the .''cycle of dynasty" bas broulbt the violent end of every rulliJi h0111e in the na· jJion's long history. Today the Communists are maoufacturJng violence lo suit their own purposes. .'fomorrow IIIey will find that .ololeaca flamed aplnst themselves, and the -ld , !;m see rioting crowds smaah"'l the Idola it commqnlsm with every bit .. mucb enJrgy a IIIey are now attacking the sym· Jots of lha decadent West. 1 # That ~~)morrow may be decades 1way, it will come. tut I 1Valkengrasphobia ! There name for II tbet be coined tully roots for "walk" with the famlllar .. phobia," meaning lbe irrational fear of Isn't a medical !we know of. One could ~gb, 1111n1 the Greet "grass" and elllllng metblntr. ! The fear .E of walking on gra!IS wu cllloZ.vered &mODI preschool Negro children a1 c1a7 camp 11 the Jeanne d'Arc <Wiemy In llllltall, Masa. Com!Dg from '1 predomlnlntly NeiiJ'O Roi<bur!' 1n 11ost1111, the on1y ann t b• IJIJIIgBters bad ever aeen oear their hometl guarded by forbiddlnr 1.-. := The nuns at the academy cured tho ~ by scatterlna lollypops on the lawn "'~ure the children onto the IJ'ISI. . No editorial COIIIIDOIII iJ DecOISBIJ· r Au ID 11J .,.UUM I, WBIII WMIIING'l'ON - The mon lilt plot lhkkena 11110111 the ol New York, lha ........, beeOilll their """"""' It Mat lbe ftlpnb)lca• Gov· ..... Neilan Roctetelllr and • npll control ol tbat crltl· cal .... aplnlt lbe Gillet ol .... 1111 I'NIIdantlal eleclionl. ..,.. poll~CI ol lbe Empire . . . IJideed, bu become • ldnd ., mwdcal • COIIII!dy joke - a jab al which lbe mon adult and more till' wlbl• RepnNicww we likely lo be Jaughl)emocnla . Col. Daniel JllllltS Jr. . broushl members ~ lbe Tucsoa, Ariz., Advertls!Dg Club to j 111c11Gn1 B. 01Htl, Nlttllcr 1-1. Domin. Ado. l>lr. ftrftoll Dtwl.... Ad1l. llgr. I j. • Pl1BUBHEJ) In' Till OlflO f.M.LIY PIJJUSBJN(J COIIP.\rJY their felt Ill a pulollpd ontiGII whel he oddinnl lblm -tly. This Ia wll8t hi IIIII: "No IIWI 111 a *01111 • clu1 citizen ualm be tblllb Uke one and 8Cia Uke ooe. "I will tum my back on lht American flag - Jill Da1 - the American flag. "I will obey the la'lll ol tid& COUDiy. Alld il I want to reg~ a eomplalDI, I will ,.. lha duly OBtabllshed procesaos ol Jaw and order. "I am not against prololll, becaUII prolosters bave never been dellied . ill this couatry. But pri>lelll should be carried out wilhia lbe bounds o! pod taste. "Men who ha•• pven their Uvea for clomocracy would be opinninl Ia their craves if they knew of 11M dlvlaon a11101111 Amerlcaol loday. · I am a Iree • thinking cillsen. U u obstacle ill placed II my way, l do not colllida' it a problem. It Is I cbaUetllt, and 1 will meet it." Col James i1 deputy commander for operatioDI tor lbe 4453rd · Combat Crew Trlblli!C Willi at Oavil • Monthan Air For.e lluo. He Ia a jet pilot He is also, lneldntally, a Nfll'e. ll:i be1rt11J aU tbe way lrnm thl polls home aat November. • Siberia Fails to - Lure Settlers On Farm Front Tile ftnsojm have ~ trylnC to JICIIM' late Slborbo tor gODII'IIIIanl. Tile ezan and alter them 1be Comm"' nisls', did 11' by foree. 'l'lle vast land, half u 1arp as the United Stalel, was a handy natural prilol r.r eriminall ud poUt!· cal unde!drables. Today 1beJ are IIIII trytnc, hut tor dlf. ferent Study Shows Net ·Inc~~~ Not In Line With COsts ,,. < Now you can break the bottleneck of corn silaae or hlyllll at the base of your silo. Tha No. 56 Blower hal an exd~IIVI 45• feeding that augll'll the mater~al mora •n a atralght·llne direction thin thl uaual90" tum founclln !11011 blowers. The flow io festar oncl mora unlfann. And an .,.. cl ustve 56-inch rotor propel a lha silaS• uDWard at a tip speed of 90 miles an hour at 540 rpm. You pteasy drlvethrou&h dearance with the hopper extending 20 Inches from the housln\1- Let us aiveyou full detailo on \he No. 56 Blower. (Ask us about the new IH 51 Powor forap feeder) *'II• reascms. The Nul invuloD teulht the 1\UISIIDI the daDpr of I:IIIICflllrllln& their JDtl!lllri· a1 compt.- in !hi! West. Slblrla Is lahll· 1.-Jy rich in untapped mi11era1 nsources. Not 1e11t, there are 7110 ml1llall re11001 to the ·aoulh - lbe aowded and no loager friendly Chinese who, the KremiiB felrl, may one day a~me to allbor a relallvel7 vacant Slboria vo tbelr border mucll 11 Rear Melga General Hospitel P•n•rer 992·2176 Mother Nature abhors a . VICWID. Tbe methods are dlfltren~ too. otr!clal propapnda esto11 the natural beauty o1 the land u a vacation and IMog pllce. p ,. Prospecllvo setllen 11'1 offered a number of attractt:ve fmanclal bd!ICIIIIOIIIa. Patriotism is pppealed to. 1n receDt ,...., hundredl Gl lbousanda ol R1M""" J'llpG!Ided voiUtlllrlly or not 10 voluDiarliJ to the can Gl "Go eaat, JOUIII --~ In the same ,_,. at Ullfortunately, lout teaa of lhouaanda of them bave left buill and at!U (irimitive Siberia IIIII eo111t bad! to the ~Ia of the wesL 'lbe Sov· !ell don't reveal the flaureo, but there Ia evldea<e thai labor turnover Ia a serious problem. America wp In 1 similar dlultloo 1 hwldred yaan or ao ago. Like lbe U.S.S.R. lbe u. s. iJovel'llllltllt also ollele4 lndace11111111 1o aetllen to welL 'ftlere w• 0111 Amclamental ~ however. American pioneen wwe offered landland that IIIey CGDid OWII and pus on to their ddldreD, 11114 the lreedom to eajoy whaleter fruits of that land they could coax out 111 tloelr own labor. The l'll1llt WP tbet a conllaellt which Jeffcaoo lbouP' would lalte a lbouaand years to fill up WP aetlled II I eenlury. Land and freedom. n It too much to a peel lbe C'Nnnumll!ll to adopt aucb revolutionary !de&&· But If IIIey reaiiJ wanted to populate Siberia, they ccmld eully drain -tetn Ruuia of people onmtcht Ia the areateat mllr•tloo In ldsfllr1. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. .. "' ·• .. ·•. . :. :J ' ·····.· /.."•"·fijj : ' /ItA v . ' .' . Has Many Uses Around The Farm And Home! oiLinPiao so LANDMARK CLOSEOUTS .., • A New Hollgnd · ' . "· on-farm t.ecl fCictory · grinds and mixes where and · you'•ri:fl':' :~H~~ ,, • " .. ".A' \ ,..- • 'J ·'NIW 3 HP SABRI! TILLER ' . 'NS lllfiiM, R..ullr 129.00 · •· · ... · · ·' ' ., CLOSEOUT, 90.00 . ;• ""~· ' ·t-20" HCIMKO. MOWIR ._,•., 84.95 _ · CLOSEOUT, 71.00 ·~ar ,.t.,_... ~..,.;:;:, l '\'~CARRY. . llllulk ..95·. - CLOSEOUT, 7.85 ,. CART .• I . 110.00 . • ' ' On Full Roll Quantlti81. USED.N,CRGE REFRIGIRATO.R . hgular JJ.OO . Cl.OIIOUT, 50.00 ' 1 NN U~JliGHT ILIC. RANGI, coinpllfo with ,, > ._~ .,-o ' ,,., "' ' ~ ·I • ' ;' hNclt~OJnd ~a cabinet . 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CHEST I'RIEZER ~· ·· T~rp Completelnventorv Of Many : 1:;;:.wHBLJAlROW Rag~lar I tAll-Purpose e Bunker Silo Cpver Form•rlv: ~ster Feed end Seed Company , ... ..- .' ' ~ · r •• ' ) '1' . .....~ · II - · . �,/ .' LI " ~' • '. , I ( - Grid Race 'Up for 'Grabs ' s ORTS BY HOBART . WILION Ja. Tbe Rockets have 11 veterJackson bu lbe bell seJ>ed-lans re\urnlng from thel96ii outule break. Welblau, which placed fifth in . the velerans. will _lleld lbe with a .. 3-4-Q mark. Overexperienced ball club. WHS · wai ~ laal fall. Athens will be out to Mark Hayburn, a lis 1955 Soulbeastem • yeBr veteran, is 01pectLeague football tiUe. Logan to lead the Rockeis to glory. a new coarh. Other Rockeis returnlll8 are Gallipolis. with 10 Young ··lllli-pound ,guanl; relumln8, lookl lltllor, 1116, guard; MkWleporl and Aluander, 171, end who are big questiOIIIIUlkn. ~ter last year; Roger have new coachoo. 150, halfback; Jay LaYcould surprue - · 1511, end • quorterba"'; Put lbevl· all ~. ~1118bright, 152, center you'll ~ the 11186 BEOAL played delen!e last year; oall r""' will be rather l):rvin, 1112, e1M1 aNI deesUng, fenotv& lacklil>· John Wright, Seven SEOAL teums will :Iackie; Kirby Oller, 178, en their 1!1841 campalgu AU are oenlOfl. nJihl with non lone returning junlor loes. Middleport ,will Qpell is. Steve Jelfera, 175 IU'day eaalnst Rutland. halfback. Many pre • IOljSOn who coached al ,!aim Weilstan, wljlt ' . going to Wells'aob Brennan back at Hill capture Ita t. Jackson'a retumlng letter· men are o..yl Terry, tn; Dave Patton, 110, and Steve Reed, 18ii, all aenior backa; Rudy Wallace, IIIII, junior; SenIor ...... - - · 2 Dr. Kordlo,. 4 ntlttc tran1. IIdia 11'111 powar whlto ••u tlroo. -- 2 Dr. 170 ...... 6 cyll1> ..............._ rill• . Bears Capture 65MustlnA "'"'il 6 cyllndor. llllndorcl rtdle & hHter, ....,_.. . Pro Decisions SEPT. 16 Wahama M W At 1 I 62 Ford Falrlene sao. 2 Dr. 1 .,u.-.. ................. -·..,.. """ - .I t (~ 64 Ford F-700 . \ OCT. 21 ...... ..__._ 63 Mercury c..- 2 Door Hoodloll. ·"-•r -~... """ ...lroo.Autemollotnno. ·64 Fore! (Jalaxle sao. 4 Dr. I <YIInolor, o.r.. trono. lblllo ond - -........ •....,.... ·" ' • 1 •1.1 ':.t;l A "N.OV. r ~. • 'MiddlepoJ:t At • J t ~t " ·.. • I 'We Might Win Two' '' I ONLY 2 LEFT!' I. J ~ I I I ""·.awlrn- I ' ' ·' 1..... .~:·· · • .. •I .'tfEARAfiCE HMEI . f'UaU. I I.--; "'• I ~ l peoplL . . SERVICE SAlES e .1$ p --- _...,.,. . . .......... .. ' ......... 593·7711 IR . . . ,lfmer' ' ~- .... -- ----- .. -· .. ~-. _, ..... ... ,_ .. -. .-.-- , - ·· •'. - - -~- . .' I ,. >· COMPLETE LIN& OF USlD ~85 • ··"' -·~ .. . lfl. ... .. OPEN .DATE :J.• '4. ' ' . ·. ' \ . ~ --- .,.), "' R G p "We'll be a typlea( .football _... 'jougb." 81'1!111W1 . t.rtans; new.... .... . ' •"''l)e>IIOAL ~.!II ·~ w d AI *Athens •Jackson N J' *Wellston *Pomeroy M p •Gallipolis N M A At I AI 'Middleport G N Racine M R w p 'L~an W L At 'Middleport •Athens At OPEN DATE W M • Jackson w A p L Oak Hill P OH " At At 'Nelsonville p N J in the Orange Bowl, wu abe·... _: *Pomeroy •Gallipolis W G p ,.tsy. ,,.. A •Jackson At •Athens AI •Logan •Gallipolia M p N ,. A· .M w ------1 At M G • Athens w p N W Football League: Tbt ..,;:·-·r Miami Dolphins are 110 ~ Oakland ocrambled wilb all Ill might to emerge with a ..14 .": ~ victory Friday nlght. The game. before 28,711 faa. .'_ SATURDAY first regulor IOIJOft OO!liell II i Rutland at Middleport the professional football ·• The Sunda-y Time.:-senlinel, Sunday, September (, 1--t · 'Nelsonville AI 'Logan p L N Pt. Pleasant at Weirton Coal Grove - Open At •Gallipolis W Wahama al Pomeroy Wellston at Marietta Kyger Creek at Fairland Harman Trace at Eastern Albany al Nert~ Gallia Oak Hill OH W J At Portsmouth p w ' ." R-d s - oftor tholottoro URd to lntllcototho To1ms Athens, Ironton 'Impressive ' =• pre-season ocrtmmage wed- eampaign ·~anti New Lexnanesday. ton Frtday. Fullback Greg Hull, halfback Sophomore hallback Arl Bill Bnakman and quarterback Mayberry reeled off rWJs of 'll:rk!· Hummel scored touch- 47 and 80 yards while his Irondowna llll •horl pluJ18es. Brink- laD team males bumped Jack· man pll88ed 18 yards to end son, 24-12, in a scrimmage at G"? Conkey to ael up Hum- Jackson W•dnesday evening. mels TO. As a 'r•shman last s p r 1 n 11 Tile Bulldogs, who beat Lao- Mayberry captured Ute Southeaster 10.20 in their .first pre- eastern D»lrict ClaSI AA 100 I08JOII test, open their llltl6 yanl dash at Athens. FAIB!: ALARM COVENTRY, Enlland (UPI) LEND SUPPORT ''"" Reporll from Jackson lndi-' cal«< lhe lronrnen's offense l lookod much better than II did , agarnst Marrett• earlier th" year, out lltat JHS looked spoi~ 1on d~.f•r.se. "especially pass • ense. Ironton's other lwo scores , came on a 20 . yard pass play, and • ;I:l yard pass steve Reed soored both Jackson toUl·IM'own•. I I Ke1th Hlil, huge Ironton tack- I le, wa, '<portffi "outstanding" i WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPIJ - II<.'COrding tn the Jackson Her- 1 , aid fr~jay. - Covenir)lliremen rushed to a Army cheerleaders and several Ironton plays at Gallipolis . Frida while J•ckson opens its , local factory Fr1day when a buslosds of cadets wlll be , ,161 Y . . 1 dak H'll I smoke de!OciQr Mt lha alann present for Army's · camp"gn agams a 1 · If you haven't experienced the thriN thlt II •exclusively Honda," you can start with the perky Honda 50 that gives up to 225 mU. to the gallon. If you've already enjoyed Honda, why not move up to 1 biuer model? We ' them aII _.• up lo the CB-450, the bi& bike for the big ride. Either way, set the Hondl hlblt _.• the nicest people do. $ Honda prices start at ••• •I'IU4 •H•tt . * 215 •« up and IHIIr•'f r:~w~,.. .._.. ca..qg n 1 .,.. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Phone 992·2151 Middleport, I bells rlnaiD£ Faloe alorm-lhe tl<!l'lutlllllg<lala nearby smoke was quite •alely curln1 eamp. Saturday the bacon lD a meal pr..,...tnl rally ru vole of Sunday Times Sentinel __ -'itv .·.. ,_ ASB Chir1 adjut -lollolltc- tiN Ulur•• ' " ' " ' ·l Athens, 0. P unl~ ~-~~i:S I JacbotJ•. ror the re.t of tbe Amerlcaa . -~· e ' The Plains at Nel!10nville AI Marietta W M IV Rolland ing lAgan finishis second be- 11y, , AtBWJa!>t :lt>liil· · Beaty ~~", - · Iasl l.:pl:a:n:t:::::::::::::::::ne::'lo:C:o:ach:::T:om::C:a:bil:l:.: : : cause their to•quad moell1 • ·.• In Zetmo ...,ame 1 juniors. Gallipolis may finish · .. _1 mem~ of the Sl. Louis Hawks third dark horse but Ute u. I ~~~~ ·jo star a eam to ~ lo lerllla Frlday ,,,_ ~..,,. are Jaua, ri8h •I!Ow .II fwould be Tom bo sJaj,ed a amliact lor .Agger lhlll ever and stronger. itrvtn at one 'end; Jay Laven- fifth Nhlmtlll ' I!Rr*etbai.J" A....,II than Iaiii ye.pr. ~· bo. d~ and M-.. AJu_antier alter- clalloD ' awon. fourth ·, ·.n•IID& .. lha ' other; Jubn "Pui w~ . where 1jJII Writbt lllll lAm !l")'d II want but remem'ber! thai ,..,.. 11<._: JefiJ I~unt •...S-Atuck have' a new eoach, and ., . WQii.s, • pall' ttl ~ ,reterano offensive aNI delenlll.9e at .ant! a ~w . man, llljury Fri' Jems, lllld we 'lw !101 II center. . .. ,11nd work lllaaar oul of" liCIIcJij and our •tall preplll'I!IICJIII ~- ~ ~ been delayed. · . II· , JUr. ~Sa~ay·· In a n . ohalr '' .tournai. "In addition, our baeks 08!1'1 fullback, Sieve Jef· ' ,,, blocll, ind we bave. to 10 back .......... htlllf....,.. """' J;~~~~~:::·;·~-~·~· ~':· ................. to lllndllne~ illlb . .,. 1 ..., Lig_ht Grten:Calai~ Hard Top Stefan · 1; ....·ftWkuP Bl.ut s,daiJ Dt ViiJ•. 1- i~~quoi~. ·cO.,p. o. vm. · · ' ·1• \Yhitil C~I!Jit': Dt Vi.lle t (IOI.Dt .w •NelSQJlville ' . £ ' N Athe!IJ' defentliJtl SEOAL foo,lbaJI. champtono and lro!l. ,:; . "" ll>ns 1lgers, who wlll •. be re. (Editor's Note- ne ~~ ~n. .. , ~lted 1•11! lbe. Soulheutern lowlq arllele lii'P"Irfd 111 .' "We'1 Dlay will two game~;" Alb Uc Leap ·In ~. Th~rsday~.:~~.: life~ told the Rollrians, ":'~:.:_ IICrtmmage WeloiOD ' prodlcllq with lOngue In cheek. ' , , ==will~ lite IHI. The,if;Rock~ .lf.ldmaslel:. spoke A~e!IJ' Bulldoco;· who llgure L . looll!&ll . cbamP' Ol· bJj; peysleal lllll ~tal to . be a . strong ~l!mder. for ~o~?~ · Gtldel lla<ket Coo"' cOndltloninti .":airesoini ,.ihetr their ·..."i!!O Sirlllgbl SouthBob ~- bad .... to equal lmportanoe, told how eastem Ohto L<"llue .8dd IItle, say about tbal. ~1, humldily, drained ener- wblpped .,Crookaville 211-0 In a · · Igies of athletes, and of tbe "The Southeastern Oltlo Alli- limpohance of oft - Muon (lor GAME SCHEDULED ieUc League will be slrongerl football, that is) oporla such ao CHICAGO (UP! )Tba Notre In lootball thiS year;, and Alii- Ibasketball, ~eball Dame ; Nor.th!¥.••~ . . e~s sbould win, Wellston :mlna.. lht ,IaUer ililllJiii''< 'W!Ien ,ame .~~ i<lr, ~•. I Coach Bob Brennan told . tho 'tire. 6lolball oondlllotling J>&. l. 'lhe 55,0110'seal Dyche Stadium Wellslon Rotary Club Wt d- ....~ In Evanston, m., has been 1old oesday night. oul, Norlbw'esiern o!llclall · " Athens Is a blf achool, hasl Wellaton will' etrllile lhreej'ported '' *•'' · • . c.uo:;~.;. 8 fine physical educa\iod tlt- 1meo with !lie ·bin',\riiiJi, partment." Brennan said, plck- I· J~, Guy .lllller-8Dd Gary ST I.dlliS~('ilPJ:) ) ji J· . Wellston Coach Thinks AHS . ., crown. WI"ll capture s~hAL fI Waverly • Point Pleasant G p ''' l AI G . M Sept. 17 AI AI 'Middleport M •Poml!roy I ' A l. p w p J At 'Logan M · L' •Wellston NOV. 11 ' ) N N I, Coach Re At .'' OCT.' II ~I -:·~ ··.t.ol 1965 Swisher. 150, quarterback; Bill 1 ry Corrigl:ln, 145 pound !Jemor l Ironton Oak Hill is at Wahama C •wellston •Jackson M llli P N •Nelsonville • 62 Port:~ Gil. 500 Dv,.. ,.,.,.._ I cyll-. 5-trono.l.,....nw Nelsonville ha! 10 return~ng 11ate that evening. I ChaunceyDover At M 'Mlddl,i!port OCT.7 OCT. 14 4 dr. I /ryL AI Tnno., P'. •Athens L · l\t •wellston SEPT. 30 Galufe Hordlo,. I ~ . SEPT. 23 flrN, ............. At •Loaan · I '' Logao lost a chance to wln lsenio,. Jetlermen this fall . including ! Non lt"'Ue games Frl4a,J ;.,. lis third straight conference Coach Rud Bickel'• returniJ18 nine slarters. They are : Paul finds Athen. hoslill8 New La- ),. crown by losing to Athens in lettermen at Pomeroy are Don Conrad, 191) senior guard; Lar. ington. Gallipolis will halt ,; .. N Rutland M R \ 65 Dodge Dart c' centet:· Greg Poston, 170, quarterback. den 11re juniors, the others are The Plains SEPT. 9 ltMrlnt. . I guard; Raymond Zirkle, 17S, wingback. ) il guard, all seniors, alona with Also, Sandy HaniCI, 211P~ junlon Charles Hysell, 176, senior llcklt; 'lbomu 'llil*.:Iackie; Lennie Van Meter, 160, 1!10 pound insldo !~; ' fullback. and Pat Story, 167, Riehle Polley, 170-pou..S IIIIIDJ center. lefthaU; John Thompl<lll, !'Ito. Pomeroy compiled a U.O ov- pound senior guord; carl JIII,. -erali record last fall, and fin- ley, lel>pound junior end; lshed seventh in SEOAL play James Crombie, le.pound wilh a 1-&.0 reconi ior Middleport's new menl<>r Nel....,ille woo ill. o:=~~l£;. Fred Phllli• has only Hve. re· &amt latl fall , lhon II turning lettermen - Semors eight conllOCullve defoall. George Sauer. halfback , 140; GreyhoundJ were wllllttll··~ '~ Sam Hood. back, 141 ; Juniors seven league batUeo, Mark Tannehill. end, 146 , Bill Meanwhllt, each IdOl Hackel!, back, 120, and Jeff play tWG non - loag,. Boggs, renler. 150. before the SEOAL acllon Middleport finished Its 11165 Kina. A lot can happen Ill season with a 4-5-0 record. In- period - mjuriol, ete. side lhe SEOAL, the Jackets Nov. 4. one thlnJ wlll be placed sixth with two wins and lain. The SEOAL :::!( •;:~ five defeats. ship wrll have been d 1 and Wellstoo early in th.. campal&•· Gallipolis, after travellnl to Pomeroy lor ils first league encounter, must play at Jackson on Sept 30 snd lhen host [.o. gan the following weekend. The Hlue De•ils wert 7-~ overall las• fail and ~·2-D Inside the conference. Gallipoli• leltermen return· ing are Hank Doss, 154, spill end; Mike Duffy. 170, right guan' ; D•ony Davies, 1116, rtsht guard, Rod Gilkey, 180, quarterback; Greg Howell, 181, tight end; John Magnussen, 170, center; Brue< Smith, t38, spill eiMI; Gary Smith, 195, le It guard; Jeff Smith, 168, right guar~ and Brent Saunders, 171, fullback. Doss, Duffy. Gilkey and Saun- League Football Schedule and Score Card 1966 Sept. 10 510 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1vt. ._hr, __ ~\ lively lltey are Greg Hall, 180, league oeason. English. 1!4. end; Bill Mooro, I quarterback; Willy Dishong, ISS , Bexley al lAgan, The . Jeff Rutter, 160, John Lackey, Logan opens wilh AHS this 112, slotback ; Andy Porler, pound senior end; Courtney I at Nelsonv!lle, Waham1 11 Poqt. , n, ; lBO and Blll Brinkman, 170. ,..r, and must face GaUipoli.s 150, halfbark ; Ed Baer, 149, Haning, 160, pound """or eroy ond Wellston at Marfetla, ..,, 1 · On Saturday, Rutland piiJI .' 'it FRIDAY'S SCHEDUL!i; al Middleport. New Lexmgton at Athens Ironton at Gallipolis RAIDI':RS NIP MIAMI Oak Hill at Jackson MIAMI mPIJ - Tbt ()alt. ,.. MIDDLEPORT NELSONVILLE POMEROY WELLSTON Bexley at Logan tand Raiders have new1 todaJ . 1 ~ •,' I ' Tile Bulldog~, rolled over nine foes laBI year, seven in leOBue play. They plled up 218 points, perilllllill8 but :Ill. Logan will be dominated by junlors this fall. and the Chieflalna will be play!Jl8 under a new coach. Dick Mikes. LHS baa eight returning lettermen who paced the Chlefa to a 7-~ mark 1D 196ii. lnolde the league lasl faiL Logan Ued Gallipolis and Jacksnn lor second with a 5-2-0 mark. Logan's returntq lettermen ore senioro Gary BariDw, II!, halfback; LPO Fell, 183, center, Jobn llansley, 170, guard; George Lvr.ch, 150, guard, and Bill Westfall, 200, ond. Junior veterans returning are Mel Brooker, 1116, end; Chuck Kemper, 211, fullback, and ulars include an end, ~\lard, tackle and linebacker. Respec- the final game of the in 1959 and llltl3. Hlo phreys, 178. . 2S. 1966 65 Pontiac G.T.O. The lronmeo wiU be smaller this year than In previous campaigns. Cooch Bob Callahan is slill searchln1 lor a good pair of lllds. The lronmen compiled an 8:1-0 season mark last yeor, and in league play, Ued Logan and Galllpolio for second place wlth a 5-:1-0 performance. Defend!J18 champion Alllenl, with alJ regulan returning, faces two rugged foes right off the bat - Lopn on Sept 23, and Wolloton away on Sept. 30. Those two baiUeo will make or bre:u Coach Don Eskey's leds. E!key Ia dean of the SEOAL -coacheo. The defending champlo!IJ will have all! regularo back, lnchrdlog Capt. Eric Hummel, quarterback, and Terry Ellis, hallback. Both are seniors, Hwnmel all70 and Ellia •1160. The other four rel"rnlng reg- compiled a 4.5-15-2 llnemen·-rPiturning are Bob with the Golden Rock· M088barger. 165; Steve Taylor, departing two yean 196; Jim MoGoon, 170; Bill wu named "Coach of Henf!', 170; and Jerry Hum- Iitle In alfl8ille that lis 42nd co\rsecuttve {inning 19:13 leim ;... c»<:hamplons with Logon. WHS will use • pr<tlype offense, pr multiple type 'offense this fall,.. The Rocl<eis wiU face .oo....,. ullve loUgNes. ml4way lhrough the season -• Logan at home on Oct. 1!, and Gallipolis at home on Oct. %1. On the other band, Jackson, o"""'r of 12 SEOAL croWIII (moro Jjlan anybody else) .bas what an oldtimer would call ''the best schedule break." The lro"nmen could be aportlog a ~ record before taklog on Logan at home on Oct :Ia. And it could . be Jackson battling Wfllslau fol the !tell championship oa Friday, Nov. '~ ' I 1 Seven SEOAL Teams Open Friday, MHS Plays Sa 17 Drill at Hannan Trace . ._... .'·' .- . ..,,._..,,.,,u· '•• "". ~.r~,·~· -~~-:~:!!~ 1 -' BUI GOING AT .... SACRIFICE PRICES EXAMPLE: 1966 LeSABRE 4DOOR SEDAN eAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION a POWER STEERING ePOWER BRAKES aRADIO eWHITEWALLS a TINTED GLASS, ETC. s SOME AIR CONDITIONED MODEl.$ IN .St.\ITH ·BUICK. ,. �,/ .' LI " ~' • '. , I ( - Grid Race 'Up for 'Grabs ' s ORTS BY HOBART . WILION Ja. Tbe Rockets have 11 veterJackson bu lbe bell seJ>ed-lans re\urnlng from thel96ii outule break. Welblau, which placed fifth in . the velerans. will _lleld lbe with a .. 3-4-Q mark. Overexperienced ball club. WHS · wai ~ laal fall. Athens will be out to Mark Hayburn, a lis 1955 Soulbeastem • yeBr veteran, is 01pectLeague football tiUe. Logan to lead the Rockeis to glory. a new coarh. Other Rockeis returnlll8 are Gallipolis. with 10 Young ··lllli-pound ,guanl; relumln8, lookl lltllor, 1116, guard; MkWleporl and Aluander, 171, end who are big questiOIIIIUlkn. ~ter last year; Roger have new coachoo. 150, halfback; Jay LaYcould surprue - · 1511, end • quorterba"'; Put lbevl· all ~. ~1118bright, 152, center you'll ~ the 11186 BEOAL played delen!e last year; oall r""' will be rather l):rvin, 1112, e1M1 aNI deesUng, fenotv& lacklil>· John Wright, Seven SEOAL teums will :Iackie; Kirby Oller, 178, en their 1!1841 campalgu AU are oenlOfl. nJihl with non lone returning junlor loes. Middleport ,will Qpell is. Steve Jelfera, 175 IU'day eaalnst Rutland. halfback. Many pre • IOljSOn who coached al ,!aim Weilstan, wljlt ' . going to Wells'aob Brennan back at Hill capture Ita t. Jackson'a retumlng letter· men are o..yl Terry, tn; Dave Patton, 110, and Steve Reed, 18ii, all aenior backa; Rudy Wallace, IIIII, junior; SenIor ...... - - · 2 Dr. Kordlo,. 4 ntlttc tran1. IIdia 11'111 powar whlto ••u tlroo. -- 2 Dr. 170 ...... 6 cyll1> ..............._ rill• . Bears Capture 65MustlnA "'"'il 6 cyllndor. llllndorcl rtdle & hHter, ....,_.. . Pro Decisions SEPT. 16 Wahama M W At 1 I 62 Ford Falrlene sao. 2 Dr. 1 .,u.-.. ................. -·..,.. """ - .I t (~ 64 Ford F-700 . \ OCT. 21 ...... ..__._ 63 Mercury c..- 2 Door Hoodloll. ·"-•r -~... """ ...lroo.Autemollotnno. ·64 Fore! (Jalaxle sao. 4 Dr. I <YIInolor, o.r.. trono. lblllo ond - -........ •....,.... ·" ' • 1 •1.1 ':.t;l A "N.OV. r ~. • 'MiddlepoJ:t At • J t ~t " ·.. • I 'We Might Win Two' '' I ONLY 2 LEFT!' I. J ~ I I I ""·.awlrn- I ' ' ·' 1..... .~:·· · • .. •I .'tfEARAfiCE HMEI . f'UaU. I I.--; "'• I ~ l peoplL . . SERVICE SAlES e .1$ p --- _...,.,. . . .......... .. ' ......... 593·7711 IR . . . ,lfmer' ' ~- .... -- ----- .. -· .. ~-. _, ..... ... ,_ .. -. .-.-- , - ·· •'. - - -~- . .' I ,. >· COMPLETE LIN& OF USlD ~85 • ··"' -·~ .. . lfl. ... .. OPEN .DATE :J.• '4. ' ' . ·. ' \ . ~ --- .,.), "' R G p "We'll be a typlea( .football _... 'jougb." 81'1!111W1 . t.rtans; new.... .... . ' •"''l)e>IIOAL ~.!II ·~ w d AI *Athens •Jackson N J' *Wellston *Pomeroy M p •Gallipolis N M A At I AI 'Middleport G N Racine M R w p 'L~an W L At 'Middleport •Athens At OPEN DATE W M • Jackson w A p L Oak Hill P OH " At At 'Nelsonville p N J in the Orange Bowl, wu abe·... _: *Pomeroy •Gallipolis W G p ,.tsy. ,,.. A •Jackson At •Athens AI •Logan •Gallipolia M p N ,. A· .M w ------1 At M G • Athens w p N W Football League: Tbt ..,;:·-·r Miami Dolphins are 110 ~ Oakland ocrambled wilb all Ill might to emerge with a ..14 .": ~ victory Friday nlght. The game. before 28,711 faa. .'_ SATURDAY first regulor IOIJOft OO!liell II i Rutland at Middleport the professional football ·• The Sunda-y Time.:-senlinel, Sunday, September (, 1--t · 'Nelsonville AI 'Logan p L N Pt. Pleasant at Weirton Coal Grove - Open At •Gallipolis W Wahama al Pomeroy Wellston at Marietta Kyger Creek at Fairland Harman Trace at Eastern Albany al Nert~ Gallia Oak Hill OH W J At Portsmouth p w ' ." R-d s - oftor tholottoro URd to lntllcototho To1ms Athens, Ironton 'Impressive ' =• pre-season ocrtmmage wed- eampaign ·~anti New Lexnanesday. ton Frtday. Fullback Greg Hull, halfback Sophomore hallback Arl Bill Bnakman and quarterback Mayberry reeled off rWJs of 'll:rk!· Hummel scored touch- 47 and 80 yards while his Irondowna llll •horl pluJ18es. Brink- laD team males bumped Jack· man pll88ed 18 yards to end son, 24-12, in a scrimmage at G"? Conkey to ael up Hum- Jackson W•dnesday evening. mels TO. As a 'r•shman last s p r 1 n 11 Tile Bulldogs, who beat Lao- Mayberry captured Ute Southeaster 10.20 in their .first pre- eastern D»lrict ClaSI AA 100 I08JOII test, open their llltl6 yanl dash at Athens. FAIB!: ALARM COVENTRY, Enlland (UPI) LEND SUPPORT ''"" Reporll from Jackson lndi-' cal«< lhe lronrnen's offense l lookod much better than II did , agarnst Marrett• earlier th" year, out lltat JHS looked spoi~ 1on d~.f•r.se. "especially pass • ense. Ironton's other lwo scores , came on a 20 . yard pass play, and • ;I:l yard pass steve Reed soored both Jackson toUl·IM'own•. I I Ke1th Hlil, huge Ironton tack- I le, wa, '<portffi "outstanding" i WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPIJ - II<.'COrding tn the Jackson Her- 1 , aid fr~jay. - Covenir)lliremen rushed to a Army cheerleaders and several Ironton plays at Gallipolis . Frida while J•ckson opens its , local factory Fr1day when a buslosds of cadets wlll be , ,161 Y . . 1 dak H'll I smoke de!OciQr Mt lha alann present for Army's · camp"gn agams a 1 · If you haven't experienced the thriN thlt II •exclusively Honda," you can start with the perky Honda 50 that gives up to 225 mU. to the gallon. If you've already enjoyed Honda, why not move up to 1 biuer model? We ' them aII _.• up lo the CB-450, the bi& bike for the big ride. Either way, set the Hondl hlblt _.• the nicest people do. $ Honda prices start at ••• •I'IU4 •H•tt . * 215 •« up and IHIIr•'f r:~w~,.. .._.. ca..qg n 1 .,.. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Phone 992·2151 Middleport, I bells rlnaiD£ Faloe alorm-lhe tl<!l'lutlllllg<lala nearby smoke was quite •alely curln1 eamp. Saturday the bacon lD a meal pr..,...tnl rally ru vole of Sunday Times Sentinel __ -'itv .·.. ,_ ASB Chir1 adjut -lollolltc- tiN Ulur•• ' " ' " ' ·l Athens, 0. P unl~ ~-~~i:S I JacbotJ•. ror the re.t of tbe Amerlcaa . -~· e ' The Plains at Nel!10nville AI Marietta W M IV Rolland ing lAgan finishis second be- 11y, , AtBWJa!>t :lt>liil· · Beaty ~~", - · Iasl l.:pl:a:n:t:::::::::::::::::ne::'lo:C:o:ach:::T:om::C:a:bil:l:.: : : cause their to•quad moell1 • ·.• In Zetmo ...,ame 1 juniors. Gallipolis may finish · .. _1 mem~ of the Sl. Louis Hawks third dark horse but Ute u. I ~~~~ ·jo star a eam to ~ lo lerllla Frlday ,,,_ ~..,,. are Jaua, ri8h •I!Ow .II fwould be Tom bo sJaj,ed a amliact lor .Agger lhlll ever and stronger. itrvtn at one 'end; Jay Laven- fifth Nhlmtlll ' I!Rr*etbai.J" A....,II than Iaiii ye.pr. ~· bo. d~ and M-.. AJu_antier alter- clalloD ' awon. fourth ·, ·.n•IID& .. lha ' other; Jubn "Pui w~ . where 1jJII Writbt lllll lAm !l")'d II want but remem'ber! thai ,..,.. 11<._: JefiJ I~unt •...S-Atuck have' a new eoach, and ., . WQii.s, • pall' ttl ~ ,reterano offensive aNI delenlll.9e at .ant! a ~w . man, llljury Fri' Jems, lllld we 'lw !101 II center. . .. ,11nd work lllaaar oul of" liCIIcJij and our •tall preplll'I!IICJIII ~- ~ ~ been delayed. · . II· , JUr. ~Sa~ay·· In a n . ohalr '' .tournai. "In addition, our baeks 08!1'1 fullback, Sieve Jef· ' ,,, blocll, ind we bave. to 10 back .......... htlllf....,.. """' J;~~~~~:::·;·~-~·~· ~':· ................. to lllndllne~ illlb . .,. 1 ..., Lig_ht Grten:Calai~ Hard Top Stefan · 1; ....·ftWkuP Bl.ut s,daiJ Dt ViiJ•. 1- i~~quoi~. ·cO.,p. o. vm. · · ' ·1• \Yhitil C~I!Jit': Dt Vi.lle t (IOI.Dt .w •NelSQJlville ' . £ ' N Athe!IJ' defentliJtl SEOAL foo,lbaJI. champtono and lro!l. ,:; . "" ll>ns 1lgers, who wlll •. be re. (Editor's Note- ne ~~ ~n. .. , ~lted 1•11! lbe. Soulheutern lowlq arllele lii'P"Irfd 111 .' "We'1 Dlay will two game~;" Alb Uc Leap ·In ~. Th~rsday~.:~~.: life~ told the Rollrians, ":'~:.:_ IICrtmmage WeloiOD ' prodlcllq with lOngue In cheek. ' , , ==will~ lite IHI. The,if;Rock~ .lf.ldmaslel:. spoke A~e!IJ' Bulldoco;· who llgure L . looll!&ll . cbamP' Ol· bJj; peysleal lllll ~tal to . be a . strong ~l!mder. for ~o~?~ · Gtldel lla<ket Coo"' cOndltloninti .":airesoini ,.ihetr their ·..."i!!O Sirlllgbl SouthBob ~- bad .... to equal lmportanoe, told how eastem Ohto L<"llue .8dd IItle, say about tbal. ~1, humldily, drained ener- wblpped .,Crookaville 211-0 In a · · Igies of athletes, and of tbe "The Southeastern Oltlo Alli- limpohance of oft - Muon (lor GAME SCHEDULED ieUc League will be slrongerl football, that is) oporla such ao CHICAGO (UP! )Tba Notre In lootball thiS year;, and Alii- Ibasketball, ~eball Dame ; Nor.th!¥.••~ . . e~s sbould win, Wellston :mlna.. lht ,IaUer ililllJiii''< 'W!Ien ,ame .~~ i<lr, ~•. I Coach Bob Brennan told . tho 'tire. 6lolball oondlllotling J>&. l. 'lhe 55,0110'seal Dyche Stadium Wellslon Rotary Club Wt d- ....~ In Evanston, m., has been 1old oesday night. oul, Norlbw'esiern o!llclall · " Athens Is a blf achool, hasl Wellaton will' etrllile lhreej'ported '' *•'' · • . c.uo:;~.;. 8 fine physical educa\iod tlt- 1meo with !lie ·bin',\riiiJi, partment." Brennan said, plck- I· J~, Guy .lllller-8Dd Gary ST I.dlliS~('ilPJ:) ) ji J· . Wellston Coach Thinks AHS . ., crown. WI"ll capture s~hAL fI Waverly • Point Pleasant G p ''' l AI G . M Sept. 17 AI AI 'Middleport M •Poml!roy I ' A l. p w p J At 'Logan M · L' •Wellston NOV. 11 ' ) N N I, Coach Re At .'' OCT.' II ~I -:·~ ··.t.ol 1965 Swisher. 150, quarterback; Bill 1 ry Corrigl:ln, 145 pound !Jemor l Ironton Oak Hill is at Wahama C •wellston •Jackson M llli P N •Nelsonville • 62 Port:~ Gil. 500 Dv,.. ,.,.,.._ I cyll-. 5-trono.l.,....nw Nelsonville ha! 10 return~ng 11ate that evening. I ChaunceyDover At M 'Mlddl,i!port OCT.7 OCT. 14 4 dr. I /ryL AI Tnno., P'. •Athens L · l\t •wellston SEPT. 30 Galufe Hordlo,. I ~ . SEPT. 23 flrN, ............. At •Loaan · I '' Logao lost a chance to wln lsenio,. Jetlermen this fall . including ! Non lt"'Ue games Frl4a,J ;.,. lis third straight conference Coach Rud Bickel'• returniJ18 nine slarters. They are : Paul finds Athen. hoslill8 New La- ),. crown by losing to Athens in lettermen at Pomeroy are Don Conrad, 191) senior guard; Lar. ington. Gallipolis will halt ,; .. N Rutland M R \ 65 Dodge Dart c' centet:· Greg Poston, 170, quarterback. den 11re juniors, the others are The Plains SEPT. 9 ltMrlnt. . I guard; Raymond Zirkle, 17S, wingback. ) il guard, all seniors, alona with Also, Sandy HaniCI, 211P~ junlon Charles Hysell, 176, senior llcklt; 'lbomu 'llil*.:Iackie; Lennie Van Meter, 160, 1!10 pound insldo !~; ' fullback. and Pat Story, 167, Riehle Polley, 170-pou..S IIIIIDJ center. lefthaU; John Thompl<lll, !'Ito. Pomeroy compiled a U.O ov- pound senior guord; carl JIII,. -erali record last fall, and fin- ley, lel>pound junior end; lshed seventh in SEOAL play James Crombie, le.pound wilh a 1-&.0 reconi ior Middleport's new menl<>r Nel....,ille woo ill. o:=~~l£;. Fred Phllli• has only Hve. re· &amt latl fall , lhon II turning lettermen - Semors eight conllOCullve defoall. George Sauer. halfback , 140; GreyhoundJ were wllllttll··~ '~ Sam Hood. back, 141 ; Juniors seven league batUeo, Mark Tannehill. end, 146 , Bill Meanwhllt, each IdOl Hackel!, back, 120, and Jeff play tWG non - loag,. Boggs, renler. 150. before the SEOAL acllon Middleport finished Its 11165 Kina. A lot can happen Ill season with a 4-5-0 record. In- period - mjuriol, ete. side lhe SEOAL, the Jackets Nov. 4. one thlnJ wlll be placed sixth with two wins and lain. The SEOAL :::!( •;:~ five defeats. ship wrll have been d 1 and Wellstoo early in th.. campal&•· Gallipolis, after travellnl to Pomeroy lor ils first league encounter, must play at Jackson on Sept 30 snd lhen host [.o. gan the following weekend. The Hlue De•ils wert 7-~ overall las• fail and ~·2-D Inside the conference. Gallipoli• leltermen return· ing are Hank Doss, 154, spill end; Mike Duffy. 170, right guan' ; D•ony Davies, 1116, rtsht guard, Rod Gilkey, 180, quarterback; Greg Howell, 181, tight end; John Magnussen, 170, center; Brue< Smith, t38, spill eiMI; Gary Smith, 195, le It guard; Jeff Smith, 168, right guar~ and Brent Saunders, 171, fullback. Doss, Duffy. Gilkey and Saun- League Football Schedule and Score Card 1966 Sept. 10 510 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1vt. ._hr, __ ~\ lively lltey are Greg Hall, 180, league oeason. English. 1!4. end; Bill Mooro, I quarterback; Willy Dishong, ISS , Bexley al lAgan, The . Jeff Rutter, 160, John Lackey, Logan opens wilh AHS this 112, slotback ; Andy Porler, pound senior end; Courtney I at Nelsonv!lle, Waham1 11 Poqt. , n, ; lBO and Blll Brinkman, 170. ,..r, and must face GaUipoli.s 150, halfbark ; Ed Baer, 149, Haning, 160, pound """or eroy ond Wellston at Marfetla, ..,, 1 · On Saturday, Rutland piiJI .' 'it FRIDAY'S SCHEDUL!i; al Middleport. New Lexmgton at Athens Ironton at Gallipolis RAIDI':RS NIP MIAMI Oak Hill at Jackson MIAMI mPIJ - Tbt ()alt. ,.. MIDDLEPORT NELSONVILLE POMEROY WELLSTON Bexley at Logan tand Raiders have new1 todaJ . 1 ~ •,' I ' Tile Bulldog~, rolled over nine foes laBI year, seven in leOBue play. They plled up 218 points, perilllllill8 but :Ill. Logan will be dominated by junlors this fall. and the Chieflalna will be play!Jl8 under a new coach. Dick Mikes. LHS baa eight returning lettermen who paced the Chlefa to a 7-~ mark 1D 196ii. lnolde the league lasl faiL Logan Ued Gallipolis and Jacksnn lor second with a 5-2-0 mark. Logan's returntq lettermen ore senioro Gary BariDw, II!, halfback; LPO Fell, 183, center, Jobn llansley, 170, guard; George Lvr.ch, 150, guard, and Bill Westfall, 200, ond. Junior veterans returning are Mel Brooker, 1116, end; Chuck Kemper, 211, fullback, and ulars include an end, ~\lard, tackle and linebacker. Respec- the final game of the in 1959 and llltl3. Hlo phreys, 178. . 2S. 1966 65 Pontiac G.T.O. The lronmeo wiU be smaller this year than In previous campaigns. Cooch Bob Callahan is slill searchln1 lor a good pair of lllds. The lronmen compiled an 8:1-0 season mark last yeor, and in league play, Ued Logan and Galllpolio for second place wlth a 5-:1-0 performance. Defend!J18 champion Alllenl, with alJ regulan returning, faces two rugged foes right off the bat - Lopn on Sept 23, and Wolloton away on Sept. 30. Those two baiUeo will make or bre:u Coach Don Eskey's leds. E!key Ia dean of the SEOAL -coacheo. The defending champlo!IJ will have all! regularo back, lnchrdlog Capt. Eric Hummel, quarterback, and Terry Ellis, hallback. Both are seniors, Hwnmel all70 and Ellia •1160. The other four rel"rnlng reg- compiled a 4.5-15-2 llnemen·-rPiturning are Bob with the Golden Rock· M088barger. 165; Steve Taylor, departing two yean 196; Jim MoGoon, 170; Bill wu named "Coach of Henf!', 170; and Jerry Hum- Iitle In alfl8ille that lis 42nd co\rsecuttve {inning 19:13 leim ;... c»<:hamplons with Logon. WHS will use • pr<tlype offense, pr multiple type 'offense this fall,.. The Rocl<eis wiU face .oo....,. ullve loUgNes. ml4way lhrough the season -• Logan at home on Oct. 1!, and Gallipolis at home on Oct. %1. On the other band, Jackson, o"""'r of 12 SEOAL croWIII (moro Jjlan anybody else) .bas what an oldtimer would call ''the best schedule break." The lro"nmen could be aportlog a ~ record before taklog on Logan at home on Oct :Ia. And it could . be Jackson battling Wfllslau fol the !tell championship oa Friday, Nov. '~ ' I 1 Seven SEOAL Teams Open Friday, MHS Plays Sa 17 Drill at Hannan Trace . ._... .'·' .- . ..,,._..,,.,,u· '•• "". ~.r~,·~· -~~-:~:!!~ 1 -' BUI GOING AT .... SACRIFICE PRICES EXAMPLE: 1966 LeSABRE 4DOOR SEDAN eAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION a POWER STEERING ePOWER BRAKES aRADIO eWHITEWALLS a TINTED GLASS, ETC. s SOME AIR CONDITIONED MODEl.$ IN .St.\ITH ·BUICK. ,. �., ., .I ' ,, t• ' ' • ... ' ,; • ,\ ,, j • '. il. '. '} i) 1 • '· ' '' ',f • reatLve Writers 0 Meet Sept. 10, peaker lS Named ' 'Water 1'-r~i~Ct. -.-G.~.an.·t~ .Loan Application Filed·With ,;.1:· '!i'l ri'•,,•. 1·l•!' .,... , .• ,:;,~ A Jftllmblaey application uk- trom' ~~b\IY dnlr.; ·! ilu FHA: 'Yi~>'~.loi,,;.,. lng tor nearly $2~ miUion in graoll I\P!I lo1111.1 from lb e Farmers , Home" AdJQiolllration was flied ..~ ~"::!_1,\!-~beha· lf of tbJI· 'l'lliiiieri r......,neiler Waterwcitlra preject. Fr W Porter . to . : • Mrs. Foley.. 1 _former resI· I dent of Cmcmnati, ~ucceeded Walter Rumsey Marvm,, wbo retired from the dtrector s pos· ition. . She comes from a wntlng lamily. Her late mother, Mrs. Guest speaker will be Mrs. B. Y. Williams, produced six Bernice Foley, the ne:v direct- volumes of poetry, and Mrs. or of the Ohioana Ltbrary at :Foley bas malntained her Columbus. She will tell about i literary heritage. She bas her new projects and obJec- written fashion coluiillls in four tives. : weekly papers in Hamilton, Anyone ts welcome to attend ·I Clermont and Brown coun 1·1es with or without a manuseript. I for five years, and has done For Information call Mrs. Ma-;book reviews fo~ a Cincinnati ry Lewis, Rio Grande, 245-552:1. newspaper for eight years. _ The creative Writing Group will meel on Saturday, Sept. 10 at uo p. m. at the Heritage Room of Davis Library on the campus of Rio Grande Col· lege. $2,5Gf.5011. Perter · '' · il'oW : · waterlvo~ks 8S:,~IIonilldi011~ will be seeking 8 $t&~ . • grant and bas fil'ld appUcation 14 100 lor a '1.,2 • loan. The re1 ·m · pro~.: :~':einL~· :;o .re!~: ! an~ ~· Tiley or CoUnty Corpo uj; 1""1 " .. 'ibe ed lOcally. rGJt< w r Inial cost l!sll ale' made by "I expect tentative approval Sleco Inc., englneen of confirmation of funds from ·h , wow. homea and two 1111a1J illdustrlea mar Ba•Jm Eldon Gaul or more. ' The project had slarted with tbe idea that 11 350 flllllilles were interested It would be feasible to begin planning, regional FHA official, wbo wlll " said Porter. He also reported forward lhem. 18 Wasbln;too for Mpre than 1,000 peraens had Porter said persons who bave lhe mlleag• to be covered by additional study, aecordlrlg to signed •• proapectlve users and or do sign before tile FHA com- tile system had increased from Porter. ..put up the no deposit belore mltmenl is obtained wUI pay a less than a hUndred miles at ~ .., the appUcaUoo waa suhmlttid." total of only $50 for a tap while tile outset to !48 miles. Atlomey Pol'!B, while reveBJ· accordift 1o Porter "and steer- those who decide In come Porter said tllr local share Is ing ~- of the applleallon:. Ins committee members Lind· I tile line later will pay tap based on tile prrtjected Income also pftdlded lbat Z50 n a w aay Lyons, Carl ·PMnhUI, Del- of at least $250 and from lhe syslem, aa weU from 8JIJI Porter said conftdently on Frl- \IIOukl locate wllhln tile area Of myself will continue day. · ' the system within 12 months al· applications until the · The· ·Initial ap:lllcallone were ter the project liecomes a approval commitment Is turned over In Milton RoU8 ty. ten." . tile tap ~·Water bill fees, with each borne Dlltered, woul~ begil>' at e:; a 010n.lb for the · flrrlt J.j)OO gaUom of water.11aed. Cbat'&e for lhe next S,OOO pUon,o would be $1.60 per 1,000 gallOIII. Selco, lr.e., while ll)ll'l'eylni the feasibility of the . project, said savings for each bome owner would total f/.10 per year 1n tile porcheS!! of detergents alone. Porter alao polllled to t'· tile reducod lire 'lumblng ~ ,. "We bope Ill ~·~!., bids on tile pro~ of the year," Ilk! Intend Ill Jlegloual Water operate lhe system." ..~Porter l8ld ibe . cations filed w11b paUon of 1,211S schools, hul II Ia ed tor 100 per cent 8 ..ere Four ·Accidents 1 J BERNICE FOLEY ·-- TobeOpeu · Blue emu and Blll8 will bold Ill :1111 llllllllll munlty Enrollment fer denlll of Pomeroy and County on September Readquartera at the 1 ' "NOTICE ,·: ·' ·.• ..,. t ... : ,NlW JTIRf,.,HQURs ( ¥" ., ..,. ' · •• FFECTIVE TOtsDAY, SEPT: ·6th ' (t\O~DA! 9:30A.M. to~. TUtsDAtr~ 9i3o'A'.M. to '5 . fi;Mo, WEDNESDAY_ 9:30A.M.. to 5:00 P& THURSDAY ___.,;_ ~:30 A.~· to 12 ~N FRIDAY - - 9:30 A.M. to 8:00 ..:M. SA'TU~~ ~- 9:30A.M. to 5:o0' P.M. .. .. ... ' 412 211d Ave. Gallipolis, Ohle ALSOGPEN ·· AU DAY THURSDAYS '· .. ._ : :Amateur Gardeners lnstaif New ~ _, ·Officers at September Meeting Two Accidents F A tour of the lovely flower . mented on attending the flow-["Wby Does One Garden?" ' arrangement using bare branch· MEETING ~~OUN~h· garden of Mrs. Robert Reibel, : er show at lbe Ohio Stale Fair. She referred to it as 1 re· es with large mangolds; a mod- , '!be Tops Clu op 1 Leading Creek Road, and an Mrs. Charles Blakeslee re- warding hobby, a source of re-, ern, using bamboo stalks and : ers) will meet Wednesd~y, ~D inspirational installation of new ported on her project of watch- lease of tension and fruslra- bronze mums, and 1 modem , 7, at tile Mlddlefrt <;:.ty officers highlighted the Septem. ' ing the nesting process ol blue- tions, tile oldest of aJJ arts. She II'M!ngement featuring dark lat. 7:30 instead laledoat ~I 1 ber meeting of the Amateur birds and described lhe mat- 1 touched on lhe planting of trees 1 1ca:nn::a~b~l::;oom~s:_:and:_~le~av:;:e:s·;.__;l,;;trte.;;:.~ef~fl~ces~as~s.._~eariiii"'e"'r..., Gardeners Club of Middleport Iing season and the e v en 1s j for future generations and sires- II' ~· .. held Thursday evening. :wbich cllmared the baby birds Ised that consevation be upChale the. bllli!s· aw~y with th~~'tlmlng oghte·litllt haal. Strictly I fu~. ~· Mrs. Edgar Reynoldo, ·out -:being ready to leave the nest. !held espectaUy the anli-pollu-~ . . .., \".' . going president, presided over jThe traveling prize sent by ; tlon program. k swings a wida strap acros,i 1ht lnatep Wild buckles llrk:kly for klckt. Melli the last meeting of the club j Thelma Pratt was awarded to 1 She described wildflowers as I year and welcomed the guests, IBetty Cline. : magic as they appear and re· your life merrier in Re~. 81•Cic<c~,-. . or ·lriah iloffee·'crulhed kid IQiplrl Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Edgar Reynolds thank· ]appear without tile help of man· . . '": ~~ ' .o-t-' _..., ., •. -- ~ Con • A Bradbury, and Denise Kit<ben ,ed tile club members and offi·dtind and closed by reading the GREAT of Chillicothe. cers for their past cooperation ~ 19th Psalm and the prayer of · AS . ·. The verse of the montll was through tbe year and asked for the homemaker. FRIENDI given by Betty Cline and mem- fthe same for lhe new officers. 1 A social bour was held lollowbers responded to roll caU : Mrs. Reynolds tllea Installed the ing tile meeting wilb 1 dessert Complete of Shoes For naming a bulb they plaa to new offi~s presenting e a c h course served by the hostesses, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS r. , .. plant lhls !aU. During tile busi· with 1 crystal bud vase hold· Mrs. Robert Reibel and Mrs. 6:00 to 8:00 ness seS!Ion the resignation of ing a red carnation wltb fern. , Edward Burkett. The refreshMrs. Barbara Jones was ac- i Offtcera Installed were Grace ment table waa covered wftll a cepted with regret The Jones •Pratt, president: Alwtlda Wern- . white embroidered linen cloth family has moved Ill Akron. er, vice president; Mae Lam- •and centered wilb an avaqgefl., Committee reporta were giv- ! bert, aecrelaly: Katllryn Knight ~ ment of pink and while glatlioen by Chairman and Mrs. Pearl i aaJlsllng secrelary and Helen Ius in a aUver container Dank· Mombtr Fodorol _,.,. $yettm Reypoid,s reported on the club ' Unyd, treasurer. Mro. PraU eel by white lapera ill sDver Mombtr P.D.I.C. entry in ~the regatta parade u• lmade an a<Ceptance apeecb holders. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds POMEROY, O. lng the tlleme, "Today'• Youth Iand presented the progr:tn !and Mrs. Grace Pratt presld· •nd Yesterday's GeneraUon," Igneat speak'..., Mrs. Pearl Mora, · ed at lhe aUver coffee IIO!'vlce 1 in which she and Mra. Jones •wbo bad u her topte, "Garden and punch bowl. , IDok pa.-t. She also reported II'ICI.s and Philosophy." She Arrangementa of garden ...... ., JIIM:..Ijlt!onll\11 Pv Yeur ~nr.rt winning a wblte at tile reference from Gene- jero were placed througbout lhe 11,____"""__.,111!"!'1'/~..ii;;;;;..,.;;:.;.;;..;,;.~~~---i,-""'•~--~ llOUJII)r · . ., l~J'eall,oa, llome llllllDdllded u .WIIIallll..--------...;.----- ··· • ',.. .. ..,_, :0 1 (7; Kr Fu Ne Mi1 I <6, ing Grt 3). c Chi 11 Fisl l:<rl Lori Hou Higl 31 l'i•sl Calif Or (II \Vril!l 8·" 1 THE FARMERS BANK i see~~~EN., i OlNNil§ U~e J,a~·u,t.!~~-~·~-~·~~-~~~ '~o~en ~ THE FARMERS lANK and SAVINGS CO. -~ - .-- - .. _ ,...... , .... .. .... . .... ~ ... ... .... , . ., . ,. ... .,__ .., ... -· --- , .. .. -·...-·~ -· ~ - - ,.. ~ - · . . .. · ·---- .............· - ---- -........~-=a-... ==-.,.,,-.-~ i �., ., .I ' ,, t• ' ' • ... ' ,; • ,\ ,, j • '. il. '. '} i) 1 • '· ' '' ',f • reatLve Writers 0 Meet Sept. 10, peaker lS Named ' 'Water 1'-r~i~Ct. -.-G.~.an.·t~ .Loan Application Filed·With ,;.1:· '!i'l ri'•,,•. 1·l•!' .,... , .• ,:;,~ A Jftllmblaey application uk- trom' ~~b\IY dnlr.; ·! ilu FHA: 'Yi~>'~.loi,,;.,. lng tor nearly $2~ miUion in graoll I\P!I lo1111.1 from lb e Farmers , Home" AdJQiolllration was flied ..~ ~"::!_1,\!-~beha· lf of tbJI· 'l'lliiiieri r......,neiler Waterwcitlra preject. Fr W Porter . to . : • Mrs. Foley.. 1 _former resI· I dent of Cmcmnati, ~ucceeded Walter Rumsey Marvm,, wbo retired from the dtrector s pos· ition. . She comes from a wntlng lamily. Her late mother, Mrs. Guest speaker will be Mrs. B. Y. Williams, produced six Bernice Foley, the ne:v direct- volumes of poetry, and Mrs. or of the Ohioana Ltbrary at :Foley bas malntained her Columbus. She will tell about i literary heritage. She bas her new projects and obJec- written fashion coluiillls in four tives. : weekly papers in Hamilton, Anyone ts welcome to attend ·I Clermont and Brown coun 1·1es with or without a manuseript. I for five years, and has done For Information call Mrs. Ma-;book reviews fo~ a Cincinnati ry Lewis, Rio Grande, 245-552:1. newspaper for eight years. _ The creative Writing Group will meel on Saturday, Sept. 10 at uo p. m. at the Heritage Room of Davis Library on the campus of Rio Grande Col· lege. $2,5Gf.5011. Perter · '' · il'oW : · waterlvo~ks 8S:,~IIonilldi011~ will be seeking 8 $t&~ . • grant and bas fil'ld appUcation 14 100 lor a '1.,2 • loan. The re1 ·m · pro~.: :~':einL~· :;o .re!~: ! an~ ~· Tiley or CoUnty Corpo uj; 1""1 " .. 'ibe ed lOcally. rGJt< w r Inial cost l!sll ale' made by "I expect tentative approval Sleco Inc., englneen of confirmation of funds from ·h , wow. homea and two 1111a1J illdustrlea mar Ba•Jm Eldon Gaul or more. ' The project had slarted with tbe idea that 11 350 flllllilles were interested It would be feasible to begin planning, regional FHA official, wbo wlll " said Porter. He also reported forward lhem. 18 Wasbln;too for Mpre than 1,000 peraens had Porter said persons who bave lhe mlleag• to be covered by additional study, aecordlrlg to signed •• proapectlve users and or do sign before tile FHA com- tile system had increased from Porter. ..put up the no deposit belore mltmenl is obtained wUI pay a less than a hUndred miles at ~ .., the appUcaUoo waa suhmlttid." total of only $50 for a tap while tile outset to !48 miles. Atlomey Pol'!B, while reveBJ· accordift 1o Porter "and steer- those who decide In come Porter said tllr local share Is ing ~- of the applleallon:. Ins committee members Lind· I tile line later will pay tap based on tile prrtjected Income also pftdlded lbat Z50 n a w aay Lyons, Carl ·PMnhUI, Del- of at least $250 and from lhe syslem, aa weU from 8JIJI Porter said conftdently on Frl- \IIOukl locate wllhln tile area Of myself will continue day. · ' the system within 12 months al· applications until the · The· ·Initial ap:lllcallone were ter the project liecomes a approval commitment Is turned over In Milton RoU8 ty. ten." . tile tap ~·Water bill fees, with each borne Dlltered, woul~ begil>' at e:; a 010n.lb for the · flrrlt J.j)OO gaUom of water.11aed. Cbat'&e for lhe next S,OOO pUon,o would be $1.60 per 1,000 gallOIII. Selco, lr.e., while ll)ll'l'eylni the feasibility of the . project, said savings for each bome owner would total f/.10 per year 1n tile porcheS!! of detergents alone. Porter alao polllled to t'· tile reducod lire 'lumblng ~ ,. "We bope Ill ~·~!., bids on tile pro~ of the year," Ilk! Intend Ill Jlegloual Water operate lhe system." ..~Porter l8ld ibe . cations filed w11b paUon of 1,211S schools, hul II Ia ed tor 100 per cent 8 ..ere Four ·Accidents 1 J BERNICE FOLEY ·-- TobeOpeu · Blue emu and Blll8 will bold Ill :1111 llllllllll munlty Enrollment fer denlll of Pomeroy and County on September Readquartera at the 1 ' "NOTICE ,·: ·' ·.• ..,. t ... : ,NlW JTIRf,.,HQURs ( ¥" ., ..,. ' · •• FFECTIVE TOtsDAY, SEPT: ·6th ' (t\O~DA! 9:30A.M. to~. TUtsDAtr~ 9i3o'A'.M. to '5 . fi;Mo, WEDNESDAY_ 9:30A.M.. to 5:00 P& THURSDAY ___.,;_ ~:30 A.~· to 12 ~N FRIDAY - - 9:30 A.M. to 8:00 ..:M. SA'TU~~ ~- 9:30A.M. to 5:o0' P.M. .. .. ... ' 412 211d Ave. Gallipolis, Ohle ALSOGPEN ·· AU DAY THURSDAYS '· .. ._ : :Amateur Gardeners lnstaif New ~ _, ·Officers at September Meeting Two Accidents F A tour of the lovely flower . mented on attending the flow-["Wby Does One Garden?" ' arrangement using bare branch· MEETING ~~OUN~h· garden of Mrs. Robert Reibel, : er show at lbe Ohio Stale Fair. She referred to it as 1 re· es with large mangolds; a mod- , '!be Tops Clu op 1 Leading Creek Road, and an Mrs. Charles Blakeslee re- warding hobby, a source of re-, ern, using bamboo stalks and : ers) will meet Wednesd~y, ~D inspirational installation of new ported on her project of watch- lease of tension and fruslra- bronze mums, and 1 modem , 7, at tile Mlddlefrt <;:.ty officers highlighted the Septem. ' ing the nesting process ol blue- tions, tile oldest of aJJ arts. She II'M!ngement featuring dark lat. 7:30 instead laledoat ~I 1 ber meeting of the Amateur birds and described lhe mat- 1 touched on lhe planting of trees 1 1ca:nn::a~b~l::;oom~s:_:and:_~le~av:;:e:s·;.__;l,;;trte.;;:.~ef~fl~ces~as~s.._~eariiii"'e"'r..., Gardeners Club of Middleport Iing season and the e v en 1s j for future generations and sires- II' ~· .. held Thursday evening. :wbich cllmared the baby birds Ised that consevation be upChale the. bllli!s· aw~y with th~~'tlmlng oghte·litllt haal. Strictly I fu~. ~· Mrs. Edgar Reynoldo, ·out -:being ready to leave the nest. !held espectaUy the anli-pollu-~ . . .., \".' . going president, presided over jThe traveling prize sent by ; tlon program. k swings a wida strap acros,i 1ht lnatep Wild buckles llrk:kly for klckt. Melli the last meeting of the club j Thelma Pratt was awarded to 1 She described wildflowers as I year and welcomed the guests, IBetty Cline. : magic as they appear and re· your life merrier in Re~. 81•Cic<c~,-. . or ·lriah iloffee·'crulhed kid IQiplrl Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Edgar Reynolds thank· ]appear without tile help of man· . . '": ~~ ' .o-t-' _..., ., •. -- ~ Con • A Bradbury, and Denise Kit<ben ,ed tile club members and offi·dtind and closed by reading the GREAT of Chillicothe. cers for their past cooperation ~ 19th Psalm and the prayer of · AS . ·. The verse of the montll was through tbe year and asked for the homemaker. FRIENDI given by Betty Cline and mem- fthe same for lhe new officers. 1 A social bour was held lollowbers responded to roll caU : Mrs. Reynolds tllea Installed the ing tile meeting wilb 1 dessert Complete of Shoes For naming a bulb they plaa to new offi~s presenting e a c h course served by the hostesses, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS r. , .. plant lhls !aU. During tile busi· with 1 crystal bud vase hold· Mrs. Robert Reibel and Mrs. 6:00 to 8:00 ness seS!Ion the resignation of ing a red carnation wltb fern. , Edward Burkett. The refreshMrs. Barbara Jones was ac- i Offtcera Installed were Grace ment table waa covered wftll a cepted with regret The Jones •Pratt, president: Alwtlda Wern- . white embroidered linen cloth family has moved Ill Akron. er, vice president; Mae Lam- •and centered wilb an avaqgefl., Committee reporta were giv- ! bert, aecrelaly: Katllryn Knight ~ ment of pink and while glatlioen by Chairman and Mrs. Pearl i aaJlsllng secrelary and Helen Ius in a aUver container Dank· Mombtr Fodorol _,.,. $yettm Reypoid,s reported on the club ' Unyd, treasurer. Mro. PraU eel by white lapera ill sDver Mombtr P.D.I.C. entry in ~the regatta parade u• lmade an a<Ceptance apeecb holders. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds POMEROY, O. lng the tlleme, "Today'• Youth Iand presented the progr:tn !and Mrs. Grace Pratt presld· •nd Yesterday's GeneraUon," Igneat speak'..., Mrs. Pearl Mora, · ed at lhe aUver coffee IIO!'vlce 1 in which she and Mra. Jones •wbo bad u her topte, "Garden and punch bowl. , IDok pa.-t. She also reported II'ICI.s and Philosophy." She Arrangementa of garden ...... ., JIIM:..Ijlt!onll\11 Pv Yeur ~nr.rt winning a wblte at tile reference from Gene- jero were placed througbout lhe 11,____"""__.,111!"!'1'/~..ii;;;;;..,.;;:.;.;;..;,;.~~~---i,-""'•~--~ llOUJII)r · . ., l~J'eall,oa, llome llllllDdllded u .WIIIallll..--------...;.----- ··· • ',.. .. ..,_, :0 1 (7; Kr Fu Ne Mi1 I <6, ing Grt 3). c Chi 11 Fisl l:<rl Lori Hou Higl 31 l'i•sl Calif Or (II \Vril!l 8·" 1 THE FARMERS BANK i see~~~EN., i OlNNil§ U~e J,a~·u,t.!~~-~·~-~·~~-~~~ '~o~en ~ THE FARMERS lANK and SAVINGS CO. -~ - .-- - .. _ ,...... , .... .. .... . .... ~ ... ... .... , . ., . ,. ... .,__ .., ... -· --- , .. .. -·...-·~ -· ~ - - ,.. ~ - · . . .. · ·---- .............· - ---- -........~-=a-... ==-.,.,,-.-~ i �I' ' .' ' ' ) • I ·~+~-~dtl' '1'1mta.$tntlnet, sun~~a,, Septe_mber 4· 1ee& _ Meigs Co~ilty Pomona GraiKJe Visits Gallia Grange 1 Aniiual Hayes R,union ObservetJ .on· ~ersonal Notes Aun.l'll' u·rf. '.J.,nf.W. R., Hayes R_esirleritt. f! . p· . · . "' ll "'' riqm, ~meroy: . ,·The ·~n.!'Bl' !lay,; • reun!Ql> AdkJn~· a"<l I~• ·da!igh~ al . , T•enty. nine Pomona Grallllt Elm~ Coucki, Helen. Radford, Those ~slstlng were ' Mrs. ' mtnoDera lrom Melp Qounl)- ~'rancl!s (Jbeglelh, G I . • '' y ~ Norma ·Lee, "'presenting 1 motored to the _Kyger Ci'et~ MQrgan ot · Qock : t mga ing tbe .individual member~: Mr·: . Elemonlltry Sdlilol t'rkllly even. G.... • , , and Mr$; •oeorge Genheimet~j ,..•..~~ •. ,.,;.,......f_ !las~tield at .•th., home of Mr. Columbus, !Ifill Mf. atld Mrs. in& for the annual Pomona Thtte was also a .vocal solo the Suboi'di!!llle members; Mr. l Mr. .and· Mrs. !loy \ Evan; and Mr> VI ~ft..llav~s • .Rt. 1 W. R. Hayes; SherrjopJ:n and Gtilnge excban1e program. by', Hoiner Rice; r..ding, "·~ and . Mrs. :&anf~rd Stockton, . afid Pamela and Jll)' 61 Cad·' llllddleport, Augl!ll II. JOy, of HI. I 'Middle · ~· Meigs County, under the ell· You ~u•t1."'1ong?" by LuciUe Helen .Radford and illma ial Winchester arrived Thur~ay l Those attending were Mrs..._...;;;;;;;;;;;;;...-. rectlon of the lecturer, Mrs. sto,.Y: poem, "I'm A No, w Louks, reproBOnlln& ~omona; for a visit with her part!tlts, . Mae Hoyes, Mr. af!C! Mrs. Ger:V . Pauline Atkins, presented the Member," given by Mrs. Leo story. Betty Leonard·, Dura Mr. ·and Mn Rollin Bearh•. aid · waller, Ronnie. Patty alld 1. ,, program. Mrs. Alklns used the Elma LouckS, and •nstrum•llJ· Healon, Amos Leonard, Glad· Mrs. Nora Eiklns ol· oaylon Karen. all of llilftato, W. Va.: . _......, . theme. "Forward With 1he ol music from Homer itiee .yo Morgan and Cl\fol Jones, il' the gues1 ol her ': sl~tert . Mr. ilrtd Mrs, Earley Ca•lo, 1 .._ Gran1e." and Amos Leonam. representing lhe State Grange; and brpther·ltt-law, Mr. atld Ripley, W. ,Va.; Mr. and Mrs, FRI.:NDBHlP CLASS of lhe Opening the program was the Dolna a community grange ~sther Kennedy, Matlne Dyer, •!l!rs. George Heines and Mrs, Ru!ISell Sa)'t~ and tted, €vans, - - - - - - -- ·• First" Church of Gad will singi ng ol "In theUarden" with <kit were Mrs. Norma Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashley, Mr. !William Killinger. . · VI. Va.; Mr. and ' Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mn. Chari~ VIO< mttf 1« a potludt dinner to:sther Kennedy, pianist; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Genheim· and Mrs Duane Stanley. Lu- 1 Mrs. 'W. W. Bennet! of Mem· C&l'l' and Mr. and Mrs. Jim man and · ohlidren, Mark and at 1 p. m. on Fortification Dora Healon, Mrs. Ehna U>uks, er, Mr. and Mrs. l:luane Stan· cille l.elfheH and Mr. and Mrs. phis, Tenn., is the :guest of her . Holt, ljucyrus. Mary; Belpre, spent Jlrlday Hill. : Leo Story, Homer Roce, Betty ley, Leo Story, Steven Sianley Fred Geoglem representm11 lhe daughter and ~On·tJ>-Iaw. Mr_:• M nd M · k 11 I! w"" thelt' parents, Mr. and and Amos Leonard, singing. ond V~rsol Atkins .followed by a Nauonal Grange. and Mt'i. Oliver Michael and nclrJ. a prr. ens M. ayndes Mrs Fie!•••• HIIIVklfts iilld Mr · 1 WILIJAMS. AND'II BOSTER A short ta lk "I Am The Water Fes t'ova I game wlth Esh. M L ·u St . erry • H . I'O<Ipect;d r; a and ' Mrs -.. ,_ •-Jd . . sen. M Cl John Vroman Mary' !lmih.. reuniOn WI be ·~ Grange." by Meigs County 's mael Gillespie ol Gallia Coun· . rs . ucl e ory was poan Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto rs. erl ayes on !l"«er, Vroman ~ remain f,: 1 visat tho old Williams home· Ohio Slole Grange Deputy Vir· ly being the winner, lSI wrth Mr. and Mrs. ,Dan Ev·. and Mrs. Timotl\y 8l8h"'' Q! Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ill ~ hd':,. Is . stead 'Ill Rl. 211. All relauves ·•. Iii Atkins preceded the Grange A piano s~lo by Keilh Ashley ans singing "Onward Grangers 1Columhu• . were ~ C\li!SI.II t;!nmeWWf''l'~ IAon;nd Mr~ ~n:~rs. ila~~~~~ and "M;. ~~ and friends of tbe families ore 1 Story in rhyme by Fred Geog· of the R•Ctne Grange and a Onward." Dellghtlul refresh· , of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto. Ia bls, rry a Con Mr Vro welcome lo ollend. j MISS wELLS : lein. reading, 'My Gel Up and Go ments were served and a ooclal.l Diana and David Casto ol CO. ~· Nitro: Mr. and Mra. Frank· ~ n:M;. 'nt Wt. PETERS FAMILY will bold I ! A piano solo by Steven Stan. Has Went 1o lhe Grange." by hour was enjoyed by all. Gol· :lumbus spent a week recently lm Bar~tl, Frapkle, Cathy ''"' ·~ oma~l a Its 29th annual reunion at i I ley of Harrisonville Grange Mrs. Gladys Morgan was given lia County plans lo visit Melg> with Mr. 1nd Mrs. RiChard OW· and Ron le,J)~tz; Mr. and i;!'bt,ro~y, eek~:::i Fletcher Chapel Community , wos pla.yed before presentation before 1be pr.ogram conduded County Pomona on Wednesday , en! and daugh~rs, Patty and Mrs. Huber Latner;· Vinton; .-...:...~tMr ·aitd : WU!Iam Hall, jusl off Rl 141. A bas· i I of • Pu!h Button skit by Lu· ' with ' We Eao•h Contributo" In evening, Oct 5, at ltock £prings Linda. I Mrs. H. R. Edwards, Sue and· s. kel dinner will be served at ' I cille Loefheit, Belly Leonard. ' lableau and "andlelight. Grange Hall. 1 Mrs. Arthur Ro\lSh and' Mory, Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs, : te~ 'Q~: ,!lilly, and other and 1 1 -- - · · - ---· daughter, Phyllis of Columbus IAlyal. Hayo and Patricia, Sum·· ~ ~~ :f~tii. IFi lding !Ia k 12 noon All relatl•es friends ol lfle family are In- ' Mr. olld Mrs. Heory Well• I' visited recendy .widl her Ill- mervtlle, w. VI.; t.jr. and Mrs. inS ~Mtec! ~tie In ~.i Yited 1o attend. o1 Houle 1, Pomeroy, •re ••· . ter, Mrs. Carl Mttch, lnd other 1 Jack Hayes, -Du"As\Y. Steve •· • . -'" " , . Y • . aoaoclq die •lll•l•meal of Bill Winebrenner was elected who also <·onducted a short Bi-l dosed h• m.-tm~ af1rr wh•oh 1relatives. , and Teresa, Chillicothe. Pl~.aan . 1.; ' ~~ .'Ia., wtth Mr. McCALL FAMILY .....mon , their do"'bler, Sandre Kay, as preslden1 when the Eagles! ble qu". Miss Karr gave a re· ,refreshments were served by Miss Mary Ann Field& of ~ Mrs. ~am , tongstalf. 0 wtll be held ot Ctntenar) . A 10 Doalid Lee Speacer, soa ' class of lhe Syracuse MeUtadisll view ol the mmoo by festo , Mrs Lotl' .•ll "'''"" and Moss Columbus, Miss Palrieia Fielcb, Mr. and Mr~_f ~ . Dyke: oil~ ,j~keoo guests of basket dinner will be served , o1 Mr. ond Mrs. Sldaey Speac· church school met Thursday Kinengere Men from Billy Eleanor Robson , with Rev. A1hens, and Joseph Fields, Jr. Gary, Linda ~i.t rt, Fait Mrs. Cilbetn are Mr. and at noon. All dectndanta of er, 3M l!ool Malo Street. ' evening at the church. IGrahem' Decosron. , Wendell 0. Stutler asking grace. of Chicago, 111 .. are spendllll born, Mr. and ·Pal Eads, Mra.. andley Cone and doughJames C. and. Sally Prortor ! Mtoa WeD• Is • araduote ol I The meeting, in charge of Other oJf>cer, elected were I Attendmg were Rev. and Mrs. the holiday weekend with tbetr .Jeffrey.' Melanie and Marlt, ter, Vtckle, of Columbus. McCall are 10voted to attend. ~ Pomeruy Riab Scllool ood !Charles Huback. opened with Miss Eleanor Robson: vice Stutler, Mr. and Mrs. Millard ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Athens: Mtoo ~~rly Gilkey, Miss Mildred Hawley wUI reWARREN.SHEETS family · MouDlltlo S11lte COU•I"· She 1• hymn srng followed woth pray- president; Mrs. Franklin Rozer, Van Meter Mr and Mrs. Ca_r- ; Field• Sr. and Jeltrey. Athens, Mr. Mrs. Arne! lur~ today from, • trip ,a!1foad reunion will he betd at the \ is pno..dy employed by tbe ltr by Mrs• Marcra Karr, teach· secretary . treasurer: and Mrs. roll Norris Mr and Mrs. Boll i Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mro. . which~.. ~r a ~our Of tea Intersection of Johns Creek 'I Morboa Cllemleat ClllllpBilJ, , er. and so,oture readln~ or Woodrow Zwilling, secretary of Winebf'nner. Mr. and M Gertrude Kloes visited las! Wed~. Ii)I!I;O~D. . tires !Dicllclint Rd .. •nd Rocky Fork Rd. A , Parttenbllt&o w. va. Jolin 1:1·15 by ___Mr. Hoback, flower tuod. Mr;. Rizer report· Charles Hobaek, Mr. and · week m Nelsonville With Mr. ~ . · 6,.. E!tjland, France, Austria, Swtt. cordial invitalk>n is «<tended : Mr. Speneor lo 1 cnduote , ed the sum of $233.'15 In the Mrs. Dana Wint·brenner, Mr 1and Mrs. Jarne! Walker. . ~.,. , Wl¥11!1, SJIIIIn. l1acy ~ other 1o all relative• anJ friends of ol PIIDeroy Scltool and treasurv and Mrs. Zwilling, $26.· and Mrs Pa.ul Kloes. Miss Mr. and Mrs. . Sam Saylor and points · ol Joined the families to aUend. , re<tived bh B. S. delf"o fa 35 in flower fun. Plans were Robson . . IVIrs Zwilling, Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Jones of Canton and . the lour •hn M~a l>eyor , . . . , edaeatlon from Rio Grano ! made tor • picnic a1 Royal Oaks Herter! Parker, Mrs. Rizer, Mrs. ·charles Swartz of Vero A surprose party was held of Columbus and me trip wao LEWis foonoly reumon wUI be ! Cotltl•· He It oooociated wUb park with the date to be an· ~ . C 1 Kl s and Miss Katr I Beach, Fla., apenl feveral days Friday evening fl>r Mr. and by plane. Sbe was met in Coheld •• Ult Shelter House, i the Moles Lo<ol Scbool Sy1Dr. and Mrs. Benjomln V. .Ioounced . ' rs . ar oe . : this wHk wllh Mrt. Alonzo Mrt. Harry E. JOhniiOh ol Clll- lumbus by Mrs. Nan Moore. at tho'"""' 01 !von Fifo in , uom 11 1 teocher Jo tbe Rut· Smith ol Cincinnati spent sev· Prayer by Charles Hoback Custer. ton, W. Vn., at the Middleport Mr:.and 0. P . .Kieill vl!1 Ellnllo •II descendanls ol lond Hlab Scbool. I oral days wilh her parents. Mr. - . . . ' 0 I Mrs. . Alonzo ' Custer and lloadsid• Park in obamance lied ' ~ pll81' ~ 'ill ChesaSamuel Lewis. are invited lo l and Mrs. Wolllam HOffman, guests, Mr. and lifra. Sa of then fiJ)Ib tnddln~. annlver- pealt!Hrllll bet molhtr, Mrs. thi• 41st reunion. Basket din· _., •• I MCU . .. , _ Slale St. Or. Smith ... , on ••. • • ' 0 Saylor, Mrl. Ruth .ltnel atlll aary. ' ""':" Haft\llton. ner at noon. · calion during Aueust. Mrs. Char~es swarb visited on A decorllted n~ ·:cue .. Mrt. Cliarlt!s &aries . and RICHARDS FAMILY ReunThursday m l!untlng\on, W. Va. . -· wa-e ·· ' · lamUy; Mr. IDd Mrt . .Don lon Will ""hela at Tyn Rhos• Miss Ann Rees, a National I The Halliday Reunion wa! with Mr. and Mrs. U>ren Ca¥• :'d IC~ $~.!~lindrved to Beeker otid Ghlltlrtll ate sptnd· winner in the Propellor Club Funerol services for Mrs J held lasl Sunday woth a . erlee. ·":' . e ~e a "2·/"~..!\\ s at. lng the llbi!PY weetelld ill AI· churcn A basket dinner will essay contest last Mav has 1 . · • basket rll' ner u11 th~ l:~Wf"l of I tend1ng. ·Jne wupt~ received abaJNI 1tfth ·Nlatlve& be IOMIIId at 12:30 p m H. Klncaorl 84. Hln1on, w. Va ., ' the Frank and Ruby Halliday Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall "any i(ift< and cards In obser· ~c..._ .. ......:..." .L . · · jusl returned from a 16 • day were held Friday at 2 · · · ~ and daugh1er Mariinna 01 1 Mr. "'"' ma.' ..,..,...... a.... SHELTON reunoon of lhe ~I· ' trip by towboat from s1 Louis th . . Cph.m .. m Vir~il and Pauline Atkins home Lou·~··ll K' nt Th . ' -• . ranee of the event. . Der and dau•hten KartD and bert and Eldora Shelton Jam- 1 • e Commumly rishau H . .1 b.-I e, :Y ., spe ur:suay • ' II w!U bt held II the Shelter I to New Orleans and. return, Church In Hinton of which she near ar~osonvll e. ' an~ Friday with her mother, Present were Mr. and. Mrt. Connie, are spending tho holt· th hill het G I· ! ' ·m via Mechling Barge Lmes' new· was a member Mrs. Kincaid ! The _rumon was for all de· Mrs. John F. Bally and dough- Gool1• JonniOn and children, day weekend ill Columbus with ae, on 1!1 ween . a i • &t.v:o:..JQ est and most modern tow~ ssed awa Wedesda Au Iscendants of the Lamg and ter, Mrs. Russ Watson. They Barry anri Grea. Mr. and Mrs. ber sister, Mial Mary Schaaf ~~a::.:;~~~. i~~il;;l~v:. l· MONDAY I boats, Daniel Webster and 1he al9 a.m. Yat Hinton J~spitat ! Mary Longstreth Halliday lam· left Sltlurday morning lor Elk· Pat Johnson .and children, and wUI attend tbe stale fllr. nd CHESTFR COUNCIL, Dough· Roy Mechling. She was occomlly and also of the Sam . 8 n d Ins, w. va., where Marianna Arnold, Penm. Debbie ab d Mrs. ROIIIIId Plaee and ohlld· It · ters or Amerlc• will have 1 ponied by her mother, Mrs. She was born Sept. 8, 1881 in Cora Davrs Halhday family. Iwill be enrolled in the Davis· Geno, Mr. and Mrs. G I enD ren of Elbrldllt, New York. ANI'ItJAL Nibert·Lanier lim- float In the Labor Day parade Vance R..s, and brother, John, Virgima and would have be;;. Commolt.M' appointed .to plan Elkino College for lho coming Glaze and children, Jetry and Ire optlldng tho Labor Day tly reunion, Mll!•tone church. in Ch..lf' ana all members who Is a junior at Gallia 85 on her birthday. She Is sur· for the 1987 reu"lon '"elud•• :year. Sharon. Middleport Mr. atld weekend wth her pal'lnfl, Mr. Mason county. Basket dinner aro uked to be In Chester by Academy. As guests of the vived ny two sons, Herman of ~arroll Halliday of Washington Mra. N•I!JOn Roush, New !fa. lind 1\trt. IllrrJ Roudallhellllllll at noon. 1IUO p. m and to wear while. barge line the family also en- Middleport, Fred of Columbus ; IC. H.. Dr Everett A. Tracy Arnold Fi<her and children, El· on; Mr. and Mrs. Engene JOhn· Mist f'reddle Houdalllelt. ' THE TWIN CITY Shrine Club joyed sighl·seeing in N e wl three daughters Alire . Crow, of Columbus, Lamg Slrong of I teen, warren, Wendell and Way• liOn and son, Rowan!, New Hl• MCCALL FAMILY ....union will meet a1 the Pomeroy htgh Orleans, visiting the French Hmton: Mrs. L. F. Atkms, Hm· Gallopolls and Mrs . Vorgrl At· of Sabma, 0. Dr. and Mro. VM; MJ . ond '-ln. Freeman ~~~r~ ~~~.::et df::::"!~ school >or tbe Labor Day par- Quar1er and many other inter· ton; Mrs. Alt• Hulton, Colum· kins of RuUand Ernest H. Anderson and chile!- Johnsen and cnlldrtn, Nancy~ ad,, Monrlay, at 10 a. m. eBting points. bus. Also surviving are 24 grand· Those '" atlendance were: I ren, Kathryn and James, Bloom· Charles and Donald, Irene Kel~ servocf al noon All rela· THEODOIWS Council Oaugh- 1 _ __ j children, 56 great grandchildren Mrs. Mathe Hall~day and Mrs. 1field, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Jy, Cllflon ; Mr and Mrs. Paul tivta and rrtend~ ol Ut~~m· ters of America will meet 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Criner and 5 groat great grandchildren. Gladys Eoock, Wrlmongton; Mr. mood ~·urhee and children, Ka· caldwell of East Liverpool. lly ore lnv•ted ctor all Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the and son, O'Dell, have return· She w.. preceded in death and Mr.. Dwight Mu1chler, Alb- ren, Eric and Rtchanl, 1\aCino: Is president, and Frances IOOF Hall . The charter will I ed from a lwo w.. ks vacation by. her hll<band, Mr. J. H Kin· ens; Mrs. \1yrtle Sinclair, Ml· Mr. and Mrs. Laing Strong and ROMttOMING SET Buckle, "'cretary or the ba droped m memory of E. 0. 1trip through lhe we<lern oUttes. C&ld, who died m 1963, and a amr, Fla.: Mr and Mrs. Car· daughter, Eileen, Carter; Gam. Tho annual Homecoming at ;::alton. . Smith. ~:ti 1Enroute home they vialted Mr. daughter . May Taylor In 1943. roll Halliday and •on, John, Ashland Ql; Dr. and Mrs. Ev· lhe Langwllle ChPialfatl Cllllrch 1 1 TIJESDAY j and Mrs William Stowero and Funeral servi""" were held Washm~1on C. H.: Mr. and polls· Mri ' Atha Wilcox and will be held on Sultday Sept ~ •GAL_;IA COotUNACIL . No. 114 THE POMEROY Bond Boost· family a; Meoa Ariz Mr Crin· Friday at ~ p.m .. with tile Rev. Mrs. David Ogan and children, Mr ~ I!Jrs Melv'• Schaum U With 1 baaket dinner 'atl2· · !Ieino Organized· A . r ·u t1 • · • J F Atkl nd the R J u -th r .• d Timo th y, Ashland. · . .,. • •· ·· By Appointment . menca rt(U· Dau.,.ters lar lbeetin 7-:JO m , en osocto ron wo mee : er was on vacation from the . . ns a ev. . "" ryn -avru an 0, ~ . .PI! !'llrl. Ev- ,o p;m. Alternnen IPI!Iktr will PhoM 41617" TIJI:SDo\V p. · ,Tuesday, Sept. I 11 7•3(} p.m. I GSI and the son from his work Atlllns offlclaUnt!. llurial Washmgton C. H., Mrs. Ann. erelt A. Trfcy" Cd)uiribUI; Ml1i. l111t::O:Ch~ar:J•:•~N:OI'tlt:~·---..;Jii:ii:ii! ' ENGUSH CUIB will meet 1 a1 the Semor H1gh SchooL All at the Lennox furnace Co. in was mad• In Restwood Mem· Halliday and sons, Allan ond : Nellie Tracy, Pomei'O)f; _ Mr. I• ;vlth Mrs Lewis 1 new members are urged to at· · Columbus. orlal 1-.slates wltll grandsons Ivan, IJexler, 0 .. Mr and Mt£. :and Mrt. Cltllle Statmbuey, co. 01 7 Plkko~. 111 ai tho horne. ~r Mrs. 1 tend. : acti111 pallbearers. Attending the Bill Perry and children, Danny lumbus; Mrs. vona McKnlgll~ Ho!V~IIe Eplin• First , . MEIGS TEMPLE Pythlan I Technical Sergeant and Mrs. oervlces frOm Mid!lleport were and Franelne, Hollatld, 0. Rutland; Ml's. · Helen lowlel •· 1101 . ISister~ will reoume regular . James M DeVault and daulth· Mr. and Mra. Herman Kmcaid. Roy Ander80n Mr. and Mrs Jones ClnclnRati· Hie! French lovu Ave. Ml ".:...Mary Lewrs will Imtetinls Tuesdoy, Sept. 6, at ~· ten , De~a and Linda Sue, of , . Mr. ~nd M... Robert JeweU , preten r,,.. pro&ram. the Ltllon Hall in Middleport . nd WAYSIDI' GARDEN Club I di . ' ScoU Aor Force Bose, Illlnola, . lnd lite hosts, Mr. a Mrs. the . A pot uck nner al 6.3(} P· m. spent the p1st week with Mr• · · Frank Hallld•• and Mr and wolHilfet 7'110 Perry p.m.Bradat wber·u pr~_" d thke mthee I'mg . Mebm· Della DeVoult. The . De· •· the homo orot ~ 0Unfy On tl Ml'll. Vtrgil Atkins, Joeal. footilghta . · r ere "' a e e1r own ta le V , · bury. 111•• Chesler Want service. lulls had 11ken lhetr daugh· MiBI Morgarot Sauer was re- latlun, Mrs J. W. Cook: Literwill be eo-bostess. Members ruESDAY tor, Miry, to Dover, Dtlawarl elecled a• presidt!llt of I he ature, Mrs. Glenroy Ewing; First ,..OmDII ,, ' • , • tnd centar t11ttt are to nay lor yearbook and POMEROY Chapter 186 OES whore she woll allend Goldte Meiss County WC'ru at I he Public Rolatlono, Mro. 0. E. Rodney Subject willie*" ihtt alttadlell d.,.s, •nd .viii udlonge dry will meet in regular session Beacoo Colle&e. meeU~g held ' Ftiday eveni!ll at McKinley; Social Service, Mrs. Rodney Women's Soclel!> of It, materoal. TuesdaY ar 7.4; p. m. Those tho Pom01·ry BI!Wsf Church. Phil WJ!Iiomson. Christian Servlr.e beard a pro. GALLIPOI.IS AAUW mom- who ar• •llendll'8 Grand Chap- The home of Mr. and Mro. Other officers elected were Mrs. Shelton gave the Instal• .,.am on Eve, the first women, bers and pro!lflfl!ti" mtm- U!r are to pay pre-registration .lohn M. H~ger and children, Mrs. T. T. Shelton, vice pres!- laUon prayer and the offering under the dir~ctlnn of Mnt Raybers. wisning 1< make reser- fee at thl' meetme. Barbora, Mike ond Pat, "" dent; Mra. 0. _E. Mckinley, sec· 'Was - ta~•n by Ptggy Ambit atld mond DeLIIIe, A_diiiCUBSloa fol· vation• lor th• tea honoring CHESTE~ COUNCIL, Daugh- Woods M1ll Road, wos the l'tlary; Mrs. O!nevive Salllon, '&Iizabeth Slaven. !awed Ut~ pt·eseutatlon. Gallipolll woman 111chlrs to ters of America, will meet In scene of a family &otherln& re- troasut'!r -ond corresJIOndlng sec· Spec! ill milillc will! presenled Mro. Annabelff Ball waa In be held ~pl. lith a1 St. Pe1· regular se,.ion Tuesday at 8 cently. Tho~• preoent were Mr. oommlttee. gave .the report, by Mrs. Bi!Uial\ White, Mrs. charge of tho ~olltllls at the ers li:phw,,pal church should P. m. There will he Initiation and Mrt . .Boll DeVault ond chtl· treasurer and corresponding sec- Flon!nee Hannay and de.otlone meeliat, held Thul'lldap night at call Mrs. Barry Long, or ond all officers and the team dren, Antta and Ketlh, Mr. retary. Mrt. Lulu Hampton, were presented by Mrs. 'Arnold the hom.. of Mrt. Grace Shrtv· Mrs ,,.,... Spurlock. are roquosted to be present and Mrs. Woodrow DeVault choirman of the nominating ftlchatds. GUO!Jt •peaker for the er. Reports •ere gl\ltn, and PORTSR WSCS will meet a1 and wear white and Lara Lou, · Mra. Ralpb oommlltot, gaYI the report evening was the Rev. Carver roll call was aMWered by etgbt t·JO o m at the chorch. ~--Kerwood, Mrs. Jack Miller, which was aclll!ptedby the chap- Williams. members, and ono 'fllll!st, Mit. MERCERVILLE GRANGE U niversi.tv Women Mrs. John Saffle< and son, ter. · · Trio number was presented by Florence Tr'li!ier. will llold ill rerumr mealina To Honor Teachers Mark, Mrs. Dt!llo DeVault, all .The meeting opened wiUt an Mn, W\lltt, Mrs. Hannlll' and New prolfllll btiOitltta wart GAU.IPOUS Band Boosters Gallipolis Branch, Am.,.ican of Gallipolis, and Sgt. ami ot1an rn!lude by Lillian S1tifl Mrs. Paul Jiaptohalltll fl))lowed pused out to eaeh mtllllbtr. A woll bold tho lint meelin& Association of Unlvortily Worn· Mrs. Jameo M. DeVault ond rollowed by tile welcome by b)i the colljltl!faUonal h~. dlaclllllon lfu held GitllaldlJII of the year ot liJO p. m. in ~en, will hold a teo on Sunday, two dau1htm, Sue and Dt!bra, Miss Ma11aret Sauer. The op- Bltaf Be the 'l'te. The c!OIIng a rummqt lilt. A Blblf qUIJ the band room at Gallia 1Sept. lith at 2 p.m., in 1 h o of Scott Air Force Base, Jilin· enl!ll ilymn was "We've A rrayer •ai &~ven by the RtY. an lha womm·Of lh• · llble , AcadiJD¥ Hijh School. Parish Hou10 of St. Peler's oi~ Story 1'o Tell" with Mrs. Hamp. Williams. WU eonduclell by Mia Loulll WEDNESDAY Epi!!Copol Church. . ion civinl the lnVIICatlonal prayA. sOCial hoUr followed In lhl DtLUie. OHIO VAU.EV Gran1e wilt The tea will honor all Galli- MISs Lynda Rees of WlUiomo· er. ehurc~ dining room with puncb Next IIINUIII will be ~·M oold its resula~ meeting. 11 polis City Srhoel District worn• burg, Va.. aoo Mr. T!rence The yearly reporl was given and aaiOrted cookies se1'11ed to Oct. 1111 at lilt hOIIII ~ Mn. 7:30p.m. Election of olft.,.,-s. en teachero, and will olso mark Waener of Detroit, Mich., are and lt.,hlded a reaume of work tbe laflt croWd iltelliJnl. Atlnabeut Jill : Members, brine lilht refresh· Ute s10rt of the 1966-tl'/ yeor visiUng Mr. and Mt!. Floyd done by the WCTU and lnclud· .. mrnts. , of the association. Ree• of Garfl•ld Avt. ed a Him tor hleh schooll In METR()~I~T WSCS Leader· j Any prospective member in tho councy, gutat 1pe1km1 in shtp tratnmg workabop al tho orea is cordially inviUod to Sgt. Md Mrs. WilHam Jl'. tho scbools and at Ute unit \liodleporl. Seworo s~r~DI j attend this tea. l'or reservaUOM Stanley of F'ort Bracc. N. C., meetings, distribution of iller.. at 9:!0 a. m. and ending ol , call Mrs. Barry Long at 446 - are vrsotrng Mr. and Mro. Cleo alure to churehel and . lcllools Vlalt Our lutlttt lh•p Lecalell Ott 2 45 p. m. Brine Nck lunch. I flfl, or Mrs. Gene Sporlock Chevalier. procla!Datlon! and' poster~. ' Th• Top l'lolr-Cif Our Main Sttr.. THIIRSDW !at ff6.4!119, by Sept. 7th. Ml81 Sauer appointed departACC:OUtU At ••. METl!ODI&"I' WSCS Leader- · --- ~-Mrs. Ado Pearce of H5 men! dlroclon · and Include: e2 PCI. a,JVINO lOOM SUJTII • $99 shop Work~ at Sy~nstrick· Gem rro•rom ~et FourUt Ave. had 11 auet!la the Church School, Mrl. M. L. Kol· • 3 PC:E. lED lQOM IUITIS $9t er Methodl!l Church rn Ironfor 1\etiJCf)mer 1 post I"Ot'.k Mr. ond Mn. elude Jy; YIIUal EdUcation, l..ucreUa ton from 9130 • · m. to H$ Galltpolla NIWCOII\ero' Club Williams and dau~~tter, Vlcltl, Gtlthtlllttr; Spfiiluil L lfo, • Twin lin Hollvw•od IH1 ..._ $39.91 P: m. BriDf uck luneh. ~ will meet on Thuraday, $epteln· and Mrs. Jane Ilqp, .•n of Mn. j, w. SitpbiiiJcln· Lee~~• . C~mpltte . . .' nrght 'llllt'bhop Will nm from bet 11th at t2 :JO p.m. lor 1 Hou!1on, Teu•• · · ' 7 to 1:30 p. m. oa tho same Iu~ meetlllg It OSUr's. · Dell -k to •lalt hll mother, • SOFA' JIDS •. $51 date. The ipfUII' wiD be Mr. Ted Bobble Duncan II bel:i villi- Mn. Mabe! Duntllll 1nd sister, • COMPLETE IUNK IEDS $61 · BliLA\'ILLE GRANGE, 2031 AIIJ'n, gemologist, who will 1n1 Ills brother, Jw llunellll, Mro. Harold Detllle In Cocoa, CHEITI, DllllllllS, CHAIU,. tAlUS, I.AMH · I P.m. Thlll'lilly. Eno Granro 1peak on "Diamonds." He will and his aunt, Mrs. G11'11el Bet&. Fla. · ALL AT IUDOIT ,lliC:II 11 1 "' tdtall i!ldo.ers. Refresh- also abow aome of bio • - · He bas just returned here m•nta. Chairman ll tho maellng II alter opending If months In a Mrs. Helon E. lmlth or ) \ ·, ;;~L~I:!.' Ganllll Club Mrs. Donald 'ftutler. Anyone denlltl laboroto,., tn Saftlon, Perlll Amboy, N. J ,, has been ,. ·~ .. , .m., 11 the wilhtnc to mak• rnorvatlona VIet Nam. He h• been dl• vlaltinl htr 4auehter and . ~!~~~~~.M. .. ' ~m~!"· L. hut Hal~... may call htr at~. or Mn. charaed altar urvJnc 11 yurs IIIDIIy, Dr. ond Mn. Leonard -i •·• t ' - _,a &r-. llclaald Lilllala Ill ~ill tile Air Force. He will leave Harria of Rt. 588. ', ll ·.:..··' · il I Pet - .' ' ·, ' . · .' :.· .·t·a £ fJen t 5 Persona. Notes Fro.m Middleport_ ! Miss WellS Engagement /s Announced T bijf 6...,.. 'ana''ac'• ' Winebrenner Elected New President of Class 1 r'ld 50th ina, ,,,,, Annt'ver•).,ry . .Celebrated ro. : I Seen andHeard II Hla~ !n!.fe,l. S~ 1 ! Mel.g5 Event .k. .' J H Kt"nca· t"rJ funeral Held . On Frtday 'I 1 H //'d ay s H /d A f nnua F'lmifv Reunion . ¥"*· 1 I a 5 ,,. IT ., . ; i; ,, ' \ 1., :• . ,-_... I PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 1 1 I =:•:o': . I I· 1 MISS • Sauer Re-e · 1ected President • Of MergS ' C WCTU f 'rJOy "" , HOME FURNiSHINGS? ' 1 . ...... '' ' ' '• ' 'I, ,,,,,, ' "' ' • '• '· .• J . ';J.Jt' BAKER FURNITURE··· ' ' II 1 .I I· D ;a d ij!!iii,·!iii 0. 8 .. ,, ..... ,... ' '1- ..: '!'ll .: 0<1 ' ·~ 1\ ... ll i•l �I' ' .' ' ' ) • I ·~+~-~dtl' '1'1mta.$tntlnet, sun~~a,, Septe_mber 4· 1ee& _ Meigs Co~ilty Pomona GraiKJe Visits Gallia Grange 1 Aniiual Hayes R,union ObservetJ .on· ~ersonal Notes Aun.l'll' u·rf. '.J.,nf.W. R., Hayes R_esirleritt. f! . p· . · . "' ll "'' riqm, ~meroy: . ,·The ·~n.!'Bl' !lay,; • reun!Ql> AdkJn~· a"<l I~• ·da!igh~ al . , T•enty. nine Pomona Grallllt Elm~ Coucki, Helen. Radford, Those ~slstlng were ' Mrs. ' mtnoDera lrom Melp Qounl)- ~'rancl!s (Jbeglelh, G I . • '' y ~ Norma ·Lee, "'presenting 1 motored to the _Kyger Ci'et~ MQrgan ot · Qock : t mga ing tbe .individual member~: Mr·: . Elemonlltry Sdlilol t'rkllly even. G.... • , , and Mr$; •oeorge Genheimet~j ,..•..~~ •. ,.,;.,......f_ !las~tield at .•th., home of Mr. Columbus, !Ifill Mf. atld Mrs. in& for the annual Pomona Thtte was also a .vocal solo the Suboi'di!!llle members; Mr. l Mr. .and· Mrs. !loy \ Evan; and Mr> VI ~ft..llav~s • .Rt. 1 W. R. Hayes; SherrjopJ:n and Gtilnge excban1e program. by', Hoiner Rice; r..ding, "·~ and . Mrs. :&anf~rd Stockton, . afid Pamela and Jll)' 61 Cad·' llllddleport, Augl!ll II. JOy, of HI. I 'Middle · ~· Meigs County, under the ell· You ~u•t1."'1ong?" by LuciUe Helen .Radford and illma ial Winchester arrived Thur~ay l Those attending were Mrs..._...;;;;;;;;;;;;;...-. rectlon of the lecturer, Mrs. sto,.Y: poem, "I'm A No, w Louks, reproBOnlln& ~omona; for a visit with her part!tlts, . Mae Hoyes, Mr. af!C! Mrs. Ger:V . Pauline Atkins, presented the Member," given by Mrs. Leo story. Betty Leonard·, Dura Mr. ·and Mn Rollin Bearh•. aid · waller, Ronnie. Patty alld 1. ,, program. Mrs. Alklns used the Elma LouckS, and •nstrum•llJ· Healon, Amos Leonard, Glad· Mrs. Nora Eiklns ol· oaylon Karen. all of llilftato, W. Va.: . _......, . theme. "Forward With 1he ol music from Homer itiee .yo Morgan and Cl\fol Jones, il' the gues1 ol her ': sl~tert . Mr. ilrtd Mrs, Earley Ca•lo, 1 .._ Gran1e." and Amos Leonam. representing lhe State Grange; and brpther·ltt-law, Mr. atld Ripley, W. ,Va.; Mr. and Mrs, FRI.:NDBHlP CLASS of lhe Opening the program was the Dolna a community grange ~sther Kennedy, Matlne Dyer, •!l!rs. George Heines and Mrs, Ru!ISell Sa)'t~ and tted, €vans, - - - - - - -- ·• First" Church of Gad will singi ng ol "In theUarden" with <kit were Mrs. Norma Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashley, Mr. !William Killinger. . · VI. Va.; Mr. and ' Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mn. Chari~ VIO< mttf 1« a potludt dinner to:sther Kennedy, pianist; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Genheim· and Mrs Duane Stanley. Lu- 1 Mrs. 'W. W. Bennet! of Mem· C&l'l' and Mr. and Mrs. Jim man and · ohlidren, Mark and at 1 p. m. on Fortification Dora Healon, Mrs. Ehna U>uks, er, Mr. and Mrs. l:luane Stan· cille l.elfheH and Mr. and Mrs. phis, Tenn., is the :guest of her . Holt, ljucyrus. Mary; Belpre, spent Jlrlday Hill. : Leo Story, Homer Roce, Betty ley, Leo Story, Steven Sianley Fred Geoglem representm11 lhe daughter and ~On·tJ>-Iaw. Mr_:• M nd M · k 11 I! w"" thelt' parents, Mr. and and Amos Leonard, singing. ond V~rsol Atkins .followed by a Nauonal Grange. and Mt'i. Oliver Michael and nclrJ. a prr. ens M. ayndes Mrs Fie!•••• HIIIVklfts iilld Mr · 1 WILIJAMS. AND'II BOSTER A short ta lk "I Am The Water Fes t'ova I game wlth Esh. M L ·u St . erry • H . I'O<Ipect;d r; a and ' Mrs -.. ,_ •-Jd . . sen. M Cl John Vroman Mary' !lmih.. reuniOn WI be ·~ Grange." by Meigs County 's mael Gillespie ol Gallia Coun· . rs . ucl e ory was poan Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto rs. erl ayes on !l"«er, Vroman ~ remain f,: 1 visat tho old Williams home· Ohio Slole Grange Deputy Vir· ly being the winner, lSI wrth Mr. and Mrs. ,Dan Ev·. and Mrs. Timotl\y 8l8h"'' Q! Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ill ~ hd':,. Is . stead 'Ill Rl. 211. All relauves ·•. Iii Atkins preceded the Grange A piano s~lo by Keilh Ashley ans singing "Onward Grangers 1Columhu• . were ~ C\li!SI.II t;!nmeWWf''l'~ IAon;nd Mr~ ~n:~rs. ila~~~~~ and "M;. ~~ and friends of tbe families ore 1 Story in rhyme by Fred Geog· of the R•Ctne Grange and a Onward." Dellghtlul refresh· , of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto. Ia bls, rry a Con Mr Vro welcome lo ollend. j MISS wELLS : lein. reading, 'My Gel Up and Go ments were served and a ooclal.l Diana and David Casto ol CO. ~· Nitro: Mr. and Mra. Frank· ~ n:M;. 'nt Wt. PETERS FAMILY will bold I ! A piano solo by Steven Stan. Has Went 1o lhe Grange." by hour was enjoyed by all. Gol· :lumbus spent a week recently lm Bar~tl, Frapkle, Cathy ''"' ·~ oma~l a Its 29th annual reunion at i I ley of Harrisonville Grange Mrs. Gladys Morgan was given lia County plans lo visit Melg> with Mr. 1nd Mrs. RiChard OW· and Ron le,J)~tz; Mr. and i;!'bt,ro~y, eek~:::i Fletcher Chapel Community , wos pla.yed before presentation before 1be pr.ogram conduded County Pomona on Wednesday , en! and daugh~rs, Patty and Mrs. Huber Latner;· Vinton; .-...:...~tMr ·aitd : WU!Iam Hall, jusl off Rl 141. A bas· i I of • Pu!h Button skit by Lu· ' with ' We Eao•h Contributo" In evening, Oct 5, at ltock £prings Linda. I Mrs. H. R. Edwards, Sue and· s. kel dinner will be served at ' I cille Loefheit, Belly Leonard. ' lableau and "andlelight. Grange Hall. 1 Mrs. Arthur Ro\lSh and' Mory, Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs, : te~ 'Q~: ,!lilly, and other and 1 1 -- - · · - ---· daughter, Phyllis of Columbus IAlyal. Hayo and Patricia, Sum·· ~ ~~ :f~tii. IFi lding !Ia k 12 noon All relatl•es friends ol lfle family are In- ' Mr. olld Mrs. Heory Well• I' visited recendy .widl her Ill- mervtlle, w. VI.; t.jr. and Mrs. inS ~Mtec! ~tie In ~.i Yited 1o attend. o1 Houle 1, Pomeroy, •re ••· . ter, Mrs. Carl Mttch, lnd other 1 Jack Hayes, -Du"As\Y. Steve •· • . -'" " , . Y • . aoaoclq die •lll•l•meal of Bill Winebrenner was elected who also <·onducted a short Bi-l dosed h• m.-tm~ af1rr wh•oh 1relatives. , and Teresa, Chillicothe. Pl~.aan . 1.; ' ~~ .'Ia., wtth Mr. McCALL FAMILY .....mon , their do"'bler, Sandre Kay, as preslden1 when the Eagles! ble qu". Miss Karr gave a re· ,refreshments were served by Miss Mary Ann Field& of ~ Mrs. ~am , tongstalf. 0 wtll be held ot Ctntenar) . A 10 Doalid Lee Speacer, soa ' class of lhe Syracuse MeUtadisll view ol the mmoo by festo , Mrs Lotl' .•ll "'''"" and Moss Columbus, Miss Palrieia Fielcb, Mr. and Mr~_f ~ . Dyke: oil~ ,j~keoo guests of basket dinner will be served , o1 Mr. ond Mrs. Sldaey Speac· church school met Thursday Kinengere Men from Billy Eleanor Robson , with Rev. A1hens, and Joseph Fields, Jr. Gary, Linda ~i.t rt, Fait Mrs. Cilbetn are Mr. and at noon. All dectndanta of er, 3M l!ool Malo Street. ' evening at the church. IGrahem' Decosron. , Wendell 0. Stutler asking grace. of Chicago, 111 .. are spendllll born, Mr. and ·Pal Eads, Mra.. andley Cone and doughJames C. and. Sally Prortor ! Mtoa WeD• Is • araduote ol I The meeting, in charge of Other oJf>cer, elected were I Attendmg were Rev. and Mrs. the holiday weekend with tbetr .Jeffrey.' Melanie and Marlt, ter, Vtckle, of Columbus. McCall are 10voted to attend. ~ Pomeruy Riab Scllool ood !Charles Huback. opened with Miss Eleanor Robson: vice Stutler, Mr. and Mrs. Millard ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Athens: Mtoo ~~rly Gilkey, Miss Mildred Hawley wUI reWARREN.SHEETS family · MouDlltlo S11lte COU•I"· She 1• hymn srng followed woth pray- president; Mrs. Franklin Rozer, Van Meter Mr and Mrs. Ca_r- ; Field• Sr. and Jeltrey. Athens, Mr. Mrs. Arne! lur~ today from, • trip ,a!1foad reunion will he betd at the \ is pno..dy employed by tbe ltr by Mrs• Marcra Karr, teach· secretary . treasurer: and Mrs. roll Norris Mr and Mrs. Boll i Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mro. . which~.. ~r a ~our Of tea Intersection of Johns Creek 'I Morboa Cllemleat ClllllpBilJ, , er. and so,oture readln~ or Woodrow Zwilling, secretary of Winebf'nner. Mr. and M Gertrude Kloes visited las! Wed~. Ii)I!I;O~D. . tires !Dicllclint Rd .. •nd Rocky Fork Rd. A , Parttenbllt&o w. va. Jolin 1:1·15 by ___Mr. Hoback, flower tuod. Mr;. Rizer report· Charles Hobaek, Mr. and · week m Nelsonville With Mr. ~ . · 6,.. E!tjland, France, Austria, Swtt. cordial invitalk>n is «<tended : Mr. Speneor lo 1 cnduote , ed the sum of $233.'15 In the Mrs. Dana Wint·brenner, Mr 1and Mrs. Jarne! Walker. . ~.,. , Wl¥11!1, SJIIIIn. l1acy ~ other 1o all relative• anJ friends of ol PIIDeroy Scltool and treasurv and Mrs. Zwilling, $26.· and Mrs Pa.ul Kloes. Miss Mr. and Mrs. . Sam Saylor and points · ol Joined the families to aUend. , re<tived bh B. S. delf"o fa 35 in flower fun. Plans were Robson . . IVIrs Zwilling, Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Jones of Canton and . the lour •hn M~a l>eyor , . . . , edaeatlon from Rio Grano ! made tor • picnic a1 Royal Oaks Herter! Parker, Mrs. Rizer, Mrs. ·charles Swartz of Vero A surprose party was held of Columbus and me trip wao LEWis foonoly reumon wUI be ! Cotltl•· He It oooociated wUb park with the date to be an· ~ . C 1 Kl s and Miss Katr I Beach, Fla., apenl feveral days Friday evening fl>r Mr. and by plane. Sbe was met in Coheld •• Ult Shelter House, i the Moles Lo<ol Scbool Sy1Dr. and Mrs. Benjomln V. .Ioounced . ' rs . ar oe . : this wHk wllh Mrt. Alonzo Mrt. Harry E. JOhniiOh ol Clll- lumbus by Mrs. Nan Moore. at tho'"""' 01 !von Fifo in , uom 11 1 teocher Jo tbe Rut· Smith ol Cincinnati spent sev· Prayer by Charles Hoback Custer. ton, W. Vn., at the Middleport Mr:.and 0. P . .Kieill vl!1 Ellnllo •II descendanls ol lond Hlab Scbool. I oral days wilh her parents. Mr. - . . . ' 0 I Mrs. . Alonzo ' Custer and lloadsid• Park in obamance lied ' ~ pll81' ~ 'ill ChesaSamuel Lewis. are invited lo l and Mrs. Wolllam HOffman, guests, Mr. and lifra. Sa of then fiJ)Ib tnddln~. annlver- pealt!Hrllll bet molhtr, Mrs. thi• 41st reunion. Basket din· _., •• I MCU . .. , _ Slale St. Or. Smith ... , on ••. • • ' 0 Saylor, Mrl. Ruth .ltnel atlll aary. ' ""':" Haft\llton. ner at noon. · calion during Aueust. Mrs. Char~es swarb visited on A decorllted n~ ·:cue .. Mrt. Cliarlt!s &aries . and RICHARDS FAMILY ReunThursday m l!untlng\on, W. Va. . -· wa-e ·· ' · lamUy; Mr. IDd Mrt . .Don lon Will ""hela at Tyn Rhos• Miss Ann Rees, a National I The Halliday Reunion wa! with Mr. and Mrs. U>ren Ca¥• :'d IC~ $~.!~lindrved to Beeker otid Ghlltlrtll ate sptnd· winner in the Propellor Club Funerol services for Mrs J held lasl Sunday woth a . erlee. ·":' . e ~e a "2·/"~..!\\ s at. lng the llbi!PY weetelld ill AI· churcn A basket dinner will essay contest last Mav has 1 . · • basket rll' ner u11 th~ l:~Wf"l of I tend1ng. ·Jne wupt~ received abaJNI 1tfth ·Nlatlve& be IOMIIId at 12:30 p m H. Klncaorl 84. Hln1on, w. Va ., ' the Frank and Ruby Halliday Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall "any i(ift< and cards In obser· ~c..._ .. ......:..." .L . · · jusl returned from a 16 • day were held Friday at 2 · · · ~ and daugh1er Mariinna 01 1 Mr. "'"' ma.' ..,..,...... a.... SHELTON reunoon of lhe ~I· ' trip by towboat from s1 Louis th . . Cph.m .. m Vir~il and Pauline Atkins home Lou·~··ll K' nt Th . ' -• . ranee of the event. . Der and dau•hten KartD and bert and Eldora Shelton Jam- 1 • e Commumly rishau H . .1 b.-I e, :Y ., spe ur:suay • ' II w!U bt held II the Shelter I to New Orleans and. return, Church In Hinton of which she near ar~osonvll e. ' an~ Friday with her mother, Present were Mr. and. Mrt. Connie, are spending tho holt· th hill het G I· ! ' ·m via Mechling Barge Lmes' new· was a member Mrs. Kincaid ! The _rumon was for all de· Mrs. John F. Bally and dough- Gool1• JonniOn and children, day weekend ill Columbus with ae, on 1!1 ween . a i • &t.v:o:..JQ est and most modern tow~ ssed awa Wedesda Au Iscendants of the Lamg and ter, Mrs. Russ Watson. They Barry anri Grea. Mr. and Mrs. ber sister, Mial Mary Schaaf ~~a::.:;~~~. i~~il;;l~v:. l· MONDAY I boats, Daniel Webster and 1he al9 a.m. Yat Hinton J~spitat ! Mary Longstreth Halliday lam· left Sltlurday morning lor Elk· Pat Johnson .and children, and wUI attend tbe stale fllr. nd CHESTFR COUNCIL, Dough· Roy Mechling. She was occomlly and also of the Sam . 8 n d Ins, w. va., where Marianna Arnold, Penm. Debbie ab d Mrs. ROIIIIId Plaee and ohlld· It · ters or Amerlc• will have 1 ponied by her mother, Mrs. She was born Sept. 8, 1881 in Cora Davrs Halhday family. Iwill be enrolled in the Davis· Geno, Mr. and Mrs. G I enD ren of Elbrldllt, New York. ANI'ItJAL Nibert·Lanier lim- float In the Labor Day parade Vance R..s, and brother, John, Virgima and would have be;;. Commolt.M' appointed .to plan Elkino College for lho coming Glaze and children, Jetry and Ire optlldng tho Labor Day tly reunion, Mll!•tone church. in Ch..lf' ana all members who Is a junior at Gallia 85 on her birthday. She Is sur· for the 1987 reu"lon '"elud•• :year. Sharon. Middleport Mr. atld weekend wth her pal'lnfl, Mr. Mason county. Basket dinner aro uked to be In Chester by Academy. As guests of the vived ny two sons, Herman of ~arroll Halliday of Washington Mra. N•I!JOn Roush, New !fa. lind 1\trt. IllrrJ Roudallhellllllll at noon. 1IUO p. m and to wear while. barge line the family also en- Middleport, Fred of Columbus ; IC. H.. Dr Everett A. Tracy Arnold Fi<her and children, El· on; Mr. and Mrs. Engene JOhn· Mist f'reddle Houdalllelt. ' THE TWIN CITY Shrine Club joyed sighl·seeing in N e wl three daughters Alire . Crow, of Columbus, Lamg Slrong of I teen, warren, Wendell and Way• liOn and son, Rowan!, New Hl• MCCALL FAMILY ....union will meet a1 the Pomeroy htgh Orleans, visiting the French Hmton: Mrs. L. F. Atkms, Hm· Gallopolls and Mrs . Vorgrl At· of Sabma, 0. Dr. and Mro. VM; MJ . ond '-ln. Freeman ~~~r~ ~~~.::et df::::"!~ school >or tbe Labor Day par- Quar1er and many other inter· ton; Mrs. Alt• Hulton, Colum· kins of RuUand Ernest H. Anderson and chile!- Johnsen and cnlldrtn, Nancy~ ad,, Monrlay, at 10 a. m. eBting points. bus. Also surviving are 24 grand· Those '" atlendance were: I ren, Kathryn and James, Bloom· Charles and Donald, Irene Kel~ servocf al noon All rela· THEODOIWS Council Oaugh- 1 _ __ j children, 56 great grandchildren Mrs. Mathe Hall~day and Mrs. 1field, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Jy, Cllflon ; Mr and Mrs. Paul tivta and rrtend~ ol Ut~~m· ters of America will meet 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Criner and 5 groat great grandchildren. Gladys Eoock, Wrlmongton; Mr. mood ~·urhee and children, Ka· caldwell of East Liverpool. lly ore lnv•ted ctor all Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the and son, O'Dell, have return· She w.. preceded in death and Mr.. Dwight Mu1chler, Alb- ren, Eric and Rtchanl, 1\aCino: Is president, and Frances IOOF Hall . The charter will I ed from a lwo w.. ks vacation by. her hll<band, Mr. J. H Kin· ens; Mrs. \1yrtle Sinclair, Ml· Mr. and Mrs. Laing Strong and ROMttOMING SET Buckle, "'cretary or the ba droped m memory of E. 0. 1trip through lhe we<lern oUttes. C&ld, who died m 1963, and a amr, Fla.: Mr and Mrs. Car· daughter, Eileen, Carter; Gam. Tho annual Homecoming at ;::alton. . Smith. ~:ti 1Enroute home they vialted Mr. daughter . May Taylor In 1943. roll Halliday and •on, John, Ashland Ql; Dr. and Mrs. Ev· lhe Langwllle ChPialfatl Cllllrch 1 1 TIJESDAY j and Mrs William Stowero and Funeral servi""" were held Washm~1on C. H.: Mr. and polls· Mri ' Atha Wilcox and will be held on Sultday Sept ~ •GAL_;IA COotUNACIL . No. 114 THE POMEROY Bond Boost· family a; Meoa Ariz Mr Crin· Friday at ~ p.m .. with tile Rev. Mrs. David Ogan and children, Mr ~ I!Jrs Melv'• Schaum U With 1 baaket dinner 'atl2· · !Ieino Organized· A . r ·u t1 • · • J F Atkl nd the R J u -th r .• d Timo th y, Ashland. · . .,. • •· ·· By Appointment . menca rt(U· Dau.,.ters lar lbeetin 7-:JO m , en osocto ron wo mee : er was on vacation from the . . ns a ev. . "" ryn -avru an 0, ~ . .PI! !'llrl. Ev- ,o p;m. Alternnen IPI!Iktr will PhoM 41617" TIJI:SDo\V p. · ,Tuesday, Sept. I 11 7•3(} p.m. I GSI and the son from his work Atlllns offlclaUnt!. llurial Washmgton C. H., Mrs. Ann. erelt A. Trfcy" Cd)uiribUI; Ml1i. l111t::O:Ch~ar:J•:•~N:OI'tlt:~·---..;Jii:ii:ii! ' ENGUSH CUIB will meet 1 a1 the Semor H1gh SchooL All at the Lennox furnace Co. in was mad• In Restwood Mem· Halliday and sons, Allan ond : Nellie Tracy, Pomei'O)f; _ Mr. I• ;vlth Mrs Lewis 1 new members are urged to at· · Columbus. orlal 1-.slates wltll grandsons Ivan, IJexler, 0 .. Mr and Mt£. :and Mrt. Cltllle Statmbuey, co. 01 7 Plkko~. 111 ai tho horne. ~r Mrs. 1 tend. : acti111 pallbearers. Attending the Bill Perry and children, Danny lumbus; Mrs. vona McKnlgll~ Ho!V~IIe Eplin• First , . MEIGS TEMPLE Pythlan I Technical Sergeant and Mrs. oervlces frOm Mid!lleport were and Franelne, Hollatld, 0. Rutland; Ml's. · Helen lowlel •· 1101 . ISister~ will reoume regular . James M DeVault and daulth· Mr. and Mra. Herman Kmcaid. Roy Ander80n Mr. and Mrs Jones ClnclnRati· Hie! French lovu Ave. Ml ".:...Mary Lewrs will Imtetinls Tuesdoy, Sept. 6, at ~· ten , De~a and Linda Sue, of , . Mr. ~nd M... Robert JeweU , preten r,,.. pro&ram. the Ltllon Hall in Middleport . nd WAYSIDI' GARDEN Club I di . ' ScoU Aor Force Bose, Illlnola, . lnd lite hosts, Mr. a Mrs. the . A pot uck nner al 6.3(} P· m. spent the p1st week with Mr• · · Frank Hallld•• and Mr and wolHilfet 7'110 Perry p.m.Bradat wber·u pr~_" d thke mthee I'mg . Mebm· Della DeVoult. The . De· •· the homo orot ~ 0Unfy On tl Ml'll. Vtrgil Atkins, Joeal. footilghta . · r ere "' a e e1r own ta le V , · bury. 111•• Chesler Want service. lulls had 11ken lhetr daugh· MiBI Morgarot Sauer was re- latlun, Mrs J. W. Cook: Literwill be eo-bostess. Members ruESDAY tor, Miry, to Dover, Dtlawarl elecled a• presidt!llt of I he ature, Mrs. Glenroy Ewing; First ,..OmDII ,, ' • , • tnd centar t11ttt are to nay lor yearbook and POMEROY Chapter 186 OES whore she woll allend Goldte Meiss County WC'ru at I he Public Rolatlono, Mro. 0. E. Rodney Subject willie*" ihtt alttadlell d.,.s, •nd .viii udlonge dry will meet in regular session Beacoo Colle&e. meeU~g held ' Ftiday eveni!ll at McKinley; Social Service, Mrs. Rodney Women's Soclel!> of It, materoal. TuesdaY ar 7.4; p. m. Those tho Pom01·ry BI!Wsf Church. Phil WJ!Iiomson. Christian Servlr.e beard a pro. GALLIPOI.IS AAUW mom- who ar• •llendll'8 Grand Chap- The home of Mr. and Mro. Other officers elected were Mrs. Shelton gave the Instal• .,.am on Eve, the first women, bers and pro!lflfl!ti" mtm- U!r are to pay pre-registration .lohn M. H~ger and children, Mrs. T. T. Shelton, vice pres!- laUon prayer and the offering under the dir~ctlnn of Mnt Raybers. wisning 1< make reser- fee at thl' meetme. Barbora, Mike ond Pat, "" dent; Mra. 0. _E. Mckinley, sec· 'Was - ta~•n by Ptggy Ambit atld mond DeLIIIe, A_diiiCUBSloa fol· vation• lor th• tea honoring CHESTE~ COUNCIL, Daugh- Woods M1ll Road, wos the l'tlary; Mrs. O!nevive Salllon, '&Iizabeth Slaven. !awed Ut~ pt·eseutatlon. Gallipolll woman 111chlrs to ters of America, will meet In scene of a family &otherln& re- troasut'!r -ond corresJIOndlng sec· Spec! ill milillc will! presenled Mro. Annabelff Ball waa In be held ~pl. lith a1 St. Pe1· regular se,.ion Tuesday at 8 cently. Tho~• preoent were Mr. oommlttee. gave .the report, by Mrs. Bi!Uial\ White, Mrs. charge of tho ~olltllls at the ers li:phw,,pal church should P. m. There will he Initiation and Mrt . .Boll DeVault ond chtl· treasurer and corresponding sec- Flon!nee Hannay and de.otlone meeliat, held Thul'lldap night at call Mrs. Barry Long, or ond all officers and the team dren, Antta and Ketlh, Mr. retary. Mrt. Lulu Hampton, were presented by Mrs. 'Arnold the hom.. of Mrt. Grace Shrtv· Mrs ,,.,... Spurlock. are roquosted to be present and Mrs. Woodrow DeVault choirman of the nominating ftlchatds. GUO!Jt •peaker for the er. Reports •ere gl\ltn, and PORTSR WSCS will meet a1 and wear white and Lara Lou, · Mra. Ralpb oommlltot, gaYI the report evening was the Rev. Carver roll call was aMWered by etgbt t·JO o m at the chorch. ~--Kerwood, Mrs. Jack Miller, which was aclll!ptedby the chap- Williams. members, and ono 'fllll!st, Mit. MERCERVILLE GRANGE U niversi.tv Women Mrs. John Saffle< and son, ter. · · Trio number was presented by Florence Tr'li!ier. will llold ill rerumr mealina To Honor Teachers Mark, Mrs. Dt!llo DeVault, all .The meeting opened wiUt an Mn, W\lltt, Mrs. Hannlll' and New prolfllll btiOitltta wart GAU.IPOUS Band Boosters Gallipolis Branch, Am.,.ican of Gallipolis, and Sgt. ami ot1an rn!lude by Lillian S1tifl Mrs. Paul Jiaptohalltll fl))lowed pused out to eaeh mtllllbtr. A woll bold tho lint meelin& Association of Unlvortily Worn· Mrs. Jameo M. DeVault ond rollowed by tile welcome by b)i the colljltl!faUonal h~. dlaclllllon lfu held GitllaldlJII of the year ot liJO p. m. in ~en, will hold a teo on Sunday, two dau1htm, Sue and Dt!bra, Miss Ma11aret Sauer. The op- Bltaf Be the 'l'te. The c!OIIng a rummqt lilt. A Blblf qUIJ the band room at Gallia 1Sept. lith at 2 p.m., in 1 h o of Scott Air Force Base, Jilin· enl!ll ilymn was "We've A rrayer •ai &~ven by the RtY. an lha womm·Of lh• · llble , AcadiJD¥ Hijh School. Parish Hou10 of St. Peler's oi~ Story 1'o Tell" with Mrs. Hamp. Williams. WU eonduclell by Mia Loulll WEDNESDAY Epi!!Copol Church. . ion civinl the lnVIICatlonal prayA. sOCial hoUr followed In lhl DtLUie. OHIO VAU.EV Gran1e wilt The tea will honor all Galli- MISs Lynda Rees of WlUiomo· er. ehurc~ dining room with puncb Next IIINUIII will be ~·M oold its resula~ meeting. 11 polis City Srhoel District worn• burg, Va.. aoo Mr. T!rence The yearly reporl was given and aaiOrted cookies se1'11ed to Oct. 1111 at lilt hOIIII ~ Mn. 7:30p.m. Election of olft.,.,-s. en teachero, and will olso mark Waener of Detroit, Mich., are and lt.,hlded a reaume of work tbe laflt croWd iltelliJnl. Atlnabeut Jill : Members, brine lilht refresh· Ute s10rt of the 1966-tl'/ yeor visiUng Mr. and Mt!. Floyd done by the WCTU and lnclud· .. mrnts. , of the association. Ree• of Garfl•ld Avt. ed a Him tor hleh schooll In METR()~I~T WSCS Leader· j Any prospective member in tho councy, gutat 1pe1km1 in shtp tratnmg workabop al tho orea is cordially inviUod to Sgt. Md Mrs. WilHam Jl'. tho scbools and at Ute unit \liodleporl. Seworo s~r~DI j attend this tea. l'or reservaUOM Stanley of F'ort Bracc. N. C., meetings, distribution of iller.. at 9:!0 a. m. and ending ol , call Mrs. Barry Long at 446 - are vrsotrng Mr. and Mro. Cleo alure to churehel and . lcllools Vlalt Our lutlttt lh•p Lecalell Ott 2 45 p. m. Brine Nck lunch. I flfl, or Mrs. Gene Sporlock Chevalier. procla!Datlon! and' poster~. ' Th• Top l'lolr-Cif Our Main Sttr.. THIIRSDW !at ff6.4!119, by Sept. 7th. Ml81 Sauer appointed departACC:OUtU At ••. METl!ODI&"I' WSCS Leader- · --- ~-Mrs. Ado Pearce of H5 men! dlroclon · and Include: e2 PCI. a,JVINO lOOM SUJTII • $99 shop Work~ at Sy~nstrick· Gem rro•rom ~et FourUt Ave. had 11 auet!la the Church School, Mrl. M. L. Kol· • 3 PC:E. lED lQOM IUITIS $9t er Methodl!l Church rn Ironfor 1\etiJCf)mer 1 post I"Ot'.k Mr. ond Mn. elude Jy; YIIUal EdUcation, l..ucreUa ton from 9130 • · m. to H$ Galltpolla NIWCOII\ero' Club Williams and dau~~tter, Vlcltl, Gtlthtlllttr; Spfiiluil L lfo, • Twin lin Hollvw•od IH1 ..._ $39.91 P: m. BriDf uck luneh. ~ will meet on Thuraday, $epteln· and Mrs. Jane Ilqp, .•n of Mn. j, w. SitpbiiiJcln· Lee~~• . C~mpltte . . .' nrght 'llllt'bhop Will nm from bet 11th at t2 :JO p.m. lor 1 Hou!1on, Teu•• · · ' 7 to 1:30 p. m. oa tho same Iu~ meetlllg It OSUr's. · Dell -k to •lalt hll mother, • SOFA' JIDS •. $51 date. The ipfUII' wiD be Mr. Ted Bobble Duncan II bel:i villi- Mn. Mabe! Duntllll 1nd sister, • COMPLETE IUNK IEDS $61 · BliLA\'ILLE GRANGE, 2031 AIIJ'n, gemologist, who will 1n1 Ills brother, Jw llunellll, Mro. Harold Detllle In Cocoa, CHEITI, DllllllllS, CHAIU,. tAlUS, I.AMH · I P.m. Thlll'lilly. Eno Granro 1peak on "Diamonds." He will and his aunt, Mrs. G11'11el Bet&. Fla. · ALL AT IUDOIT ,lliC:II 11 1 "' tdtall i!ldo.ers. Refresh- also abow aome of bio • - · He bas just returned here m•nta. Chairman ll tho maellng II alter opending If months In a Mrs. Helon E. lmlth or ) \ ·, ;;~L~I:!.' Ganllll Club Mrs. Donald 'ftutler. Anyone denlltl laboroto,., tn Saftlon, Perlll Amboy, N. J ,, has been ,. ·~ .. , .m., 11 the wilhtnc to mak• rnorvatlona VIet Nam. He h• been dl• vlaltinl htr 4auehter and . ~!~~~~~.M. .. ' ~m~!"· L. hut Hal~... may call htr at~. or Mn. charaed altar urvJnc 11 yurs IIIDIIy, Dr. ond Mn. Leonard -i •·• t ' - _,a &r-. llclaald Lilllala Ill ~ill tile Air Force. He will leave Harria of Rt. 588. ', ll ·.:..··' · il I Pet - .' ' ·, ' . · .' :.· .·t·a £ fJen t 5 Persona. Notes Fro.m Middleport_ ! Miss WellS Engagement /s Announced T bijf 6...,.. 'ana''ac'• ' Winebrenner Elected New President of Class 1 r'ld 50th ina, ,,,,, Annt'ver•).,ry . .Celebrated ro. : I Seen andHeard II Hla~ !n!.fe,l. S~ 1 ! Mel.g5 Event .k. .' J H Kt"nca· t"rJ funeral Held . On Frtday 'I 1 H //'d ay s H /d A f nnua F'lmifv Reunion . ¥"*· 1 I a 5 ,,. IT ., . ; i; ,, ' \ 1., :• . ,-_... I PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER 1 1 I =:•:o': . I I· 1 MISS • Sauer Re-e · 1ected President • Of MergS ' C WCTU f 'rJOy "" , HOME FURNiSHINGS? ' 1 . ...... '' ' ' '• ' 'I, ,,,,,, ' "' ' • '• '· .• J . ';J.Jt' BAKER FURNITURE··· ' ' II 1 .I I· D ;a d ij!!iii,·!iii 0. 8 .. ,, ..... ,... ' '1- ..: '!'ll .: 0<1 ' ·~ 1\ ... ll i•l �' .' ' ' . • (I ' ' I I .... Years Ago ... ! ,.,.,' • •' ··.· ~ · . .· ,, t ·l a f " ..:, >' ...,, ,. <'I" ' 1<.!1 ., ~.:: . ;7; .;·.. H ·~ ··.•.~I.-3 J£ /1!·"' !I'r ti ' . I' ' '' • •• " 'i;·. .• .' .) '. ·.~ . ~ ' l ,: ~ ."'"- Only 6Lock$~at~d :~tits· . \ in Qpetation·Between Well Shurg P.-rk~ · ~~Mefpret ~ ~'idabl t. ; : bit-...... ~ iltt.*·•ZO..:lllnil~ ~\ BY JJd TIIUitiA8 ..il.thward 10 _.. " , jWJI,,)ie ' . . :aMI; , J ~~ ~ pGI't''~·~ Thoma~ WJLLW,IS, PETERS FAMILY wUI hold Its 29th annual reunion 81 Fletcher Chapel Community Hall. just off Rl 111. A basket dinner will be served al 12 noon. All relatives ., ~~ - ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~. e · ' MISS WELI..'l Miss Wells Engagement Is Announced 1 : Mr. ond Mn. Heory Wells of Rolle 2, Pomeroy, art aD· · oouoei11 lhe e1p1•meol of lbelr doll!lbler, Sladro Kay, .. Doaald Let Spencer, 101 1 9t Mr. 1nd Mn. Sldoey Spene-. er, S14 Eaw& MaiD Street. 1 ; Mill Wells 11 1 1raduate ol ! Pomeroy Hie~ Scboul 1 Winebrenner Elected New · Bill Winebrenner was electod who also l'o( as presulenl when lhe Eagles 1 ble qui•. Mil :class of the Syracuse Methodist view vf thf' : chur~h school met Thursday Klnengere 11 · evenmg at .the ~tmrch. \ Grahcm!!, Of I The meelmg, to charge of I Other offlc I' aod Charles ~nback . opened with Miss ~lea1" a hymn smg followed with proyer by Mis~ Marcia Karr , tt~ach· er. and srr11)ture readinli! of John l:l-15 by Mr. Hoback, 1 cordial invitadon is eKtended , Mr. Speacer Is 1 Jraduate I tl.l all relatives anJ friends (II of Pomeroy Hlcb School 11 a~od lh• families to attend. LEWIS family reunion will be Seen 80dHeard reM!Ived bla B. S. de1rae to I educadoD from Rio Graoe , , Collel•· He Ia auaelated wllb House, tne • Melt• Loc1l Scbool Sy•- i Dr. an d Mrs. Benjamin 1. held al Ul" Shelter at &ht tJomt Ivan Fift ol in Eureka f\ll 01dfl~ndantll iem •• • te1eller In tbe flat- land Hlp Sc~ool. Samuel Lewis, are invited to Ull!l 41st reunion. Basket dinnet at noon. • RICHARDS ~'AMIL Y Rho•• Reunkm will he held at Tyn ~- ballket dinner will Mel,g s E t William trell!i T\1.. SintJini · 7:00-Toilay 7·115- Cartoon !I ND- Starcher / - • Chll1'di"Qf Cbrlili·' .; 8 00..:.. ·. . ' ' Fun ScbOol Moyie I J. H. funef1 On f fj ~ RADIO .,. 1:1111 News 1:311 Make A 1:p!i News .. . Deai - ! :Of-Our Lives ' ' 30-Doclors 2,55- N~tJ · Wed Qallll A ,Time Far Ua Password Bouse PeriJ 1:25- New1 J ,_30--<Ior~ Edge Of 1:110 Adven- BJ y.,... 1ieo11 ~ Nlab& Bosptt.J Dark Sbadowl Wbere Aclloa II Thea Ire Clllema Adama Lasoie 6:30- 1 Miss·l· Of N B~e'o FIIIDIIJ !r.::,.,~viliaa ..... ' rf!qu~sted to be present and Mrs. Weodruw ,. Builwinkle Film D~scuvery the COIJII'Ufa ot 8D airllonie ptm- de8erl pull. . . 10:111 ll:OONewo II : liO 11 :50 1'lrllilb1 llewl Late 8boW 0~ ~ beeo IIW'I'ierl ~-~ Wile f~, a former .....,. ~ P'~ lor 2D Jearl, .. -· - . L-. . aad ...., .... tbe ~ .. Pllula, 11. Briall, Ie. aad Dial, 12:111 I. Ogbtbouse F!i!!lnS Ule Issues l:OO Viet Nam . 3:11 J:zt NFL Highlights Profits Crusade 2:30 SpllJ. Spectacular Doy'a Worl Tb1n'ltlaY Dlr·"' IIlii 11111181 ~ Taleal au.! ta lind liaWI becm 1Mia7 reatorill&l ~ to tile CJI'IPIII Sparilsb • JW, 'Ille walll bave been 1\riPIJOii 1 and tile iarpe\1111 tipped up · 10 reve.otl . peued bard-wood lloon. llodol l'ioMa .Paul b1a a dell filled wllb JIIO!IOia ot: Air Farce p1anea 18 wbicb .ba tuie !1QwJ1 .and lbo walla are · .filA pbor,o. ll'apltl api'Ml., ~ Jtarl • lD > lbow II while Pt!IDI eovtref;l w-.. - · ·· : ,oc ""'the actert. In· ..ltvil,..,o, "'·u 'jlrellla . :':'"' .-;;;" """ l!!i' .. leio . .'!!'! lbU .aT aliter. :"":.!0 , ..k lit ? i.m. Cealti!'Jr.f~ elttilioe"'.. lertlraiiJ· COIIIfll8tes ·lbe ~._,,:F . lliooliia· ·, .· ..... ~ ., .• .' "" ....... lervleiiJ ~ J -~ bJ: i. It ID "" p lid time permlll. ...• ID Sbe W81 tatllfll who ca• on me buys a new ...:..;:.,~· HEARING AID SOME DOlt I NEED ONE xl· end we ltlll theml What about your beariDJ-bu It reaebed tbt rrta~• ­ when you wonder wbether or 1101 a beariDJ aio ~- 1.111. ID lllt,SI)'ie lood. wonld be beneficial? Our teSting II rR£E aDd with, _ out obllJ&tiOD. and our recommendations based oo 1,\ ~eventeen year's experience. NOW II tbe time IC call or write for an appolnunant ill tbe privaq IIi vourbome. U:- • Diles Radioear Company 11:• - 12:01 llp8 -., fllmllhed. ~ • -· bi(lb above SlriP- Wttb lour -:ooll!l aad bolba. . ~ Ia tDIJ IIi IIIODIIta '' • ~ .., , ~.,na!IJ ~nl i ~~~ oi ~Ual ~n , _0. lolc141 II boanlttl out b8lbl Iiiii CABLE. TV . SPECIAL PHONI 5934522 2S N. Caurt St. .. t~in shoes for boyS 1 • A Cable Installation =~ =..-:-: ~.you'd;:~.:: ..~::IIIII: ~ .own DP II . . OR c:allli for lMs tba111 ¥.a PRICE = tile allll ...... and durability llfdotl will a I • II i 1 f11Wrat11111 -np I yauniiiiGY - dlsb GIL eamo 1n- ,., a look at all a1 our IIGYS.aythlnl • Free Cable Service Until OCTOBER 1 JOtmaY etyllng for the young• eet - n . - - as America's 01111 . . . , . . . . - . -. ~» s2.49 THJRE IS NOTHING il$E lO PAY ~&~ ,AU.~!Is DISPLAYED IN OUR YI'INDOWS EVERY EVENING 'TIL 10:00 P.M. TOWER ANTEMAS, IN(; 161 Third Avi. " ~- "''· ..• $51 $61 . I.AMH . ' l.:FHE: SMQE,BOX: ' BAKER FURNITURE·· 1, l ,. ' ·' t,.. ' i I. ! NOT EVERY PERSON ~ I~ ~ away wilh • lr• ... lhe coin \ DR. ALPHUS olj macbines. Tlte lim'· Rio Grande College 111'1 tba department at tiiiOll P'Ji. commencemeal addreu at · started 1D tnvestlgallon al. Unlvero!IJ lul ....... !belt of wire at lbe (Cootlltued 011 Ill .;.......,!"- ~- ,,..... Oral Roberta TBA ~=·=~ * Trutb 1:011 Meet Prea 1: 311 AI Issue 1:6- 1~ bi lllder ~ beatlbt ,redpeo loy ·Panl'l ...lraffio.jammerl - . , . . . ._. ~-· bef 1011 ill Lrltdsl-report .Iii tile iliiiiQ" """I ,..,.... 00 Tbl Palm Spriap lima. The Burkel ben a Gcinllllllf !!lftdeol ID IIIJe •"f...,U..'' bome Ill Lilli ...........- 10 In to .. ll·ilb~iwl lltree btidt ~ B "f!b8m" ~ Tbelr bDIDI II 1 ;-&wtlJi. or\ a•u woiJI b ~ve ~llil ~e ~- 1u1J Rlatr - ··-- m_ .:.S""...tu ~ .,!;eeya couple other weel!\ ar 10 · 11 11 -...,. llowever ~ ~ .~ Ill IIOUn u blm to ....... • . • '"" ...,.......... wllh New t :ll0- -J.,ri bft :v:-.~ter role ID 1118 All(; .,oo .. ~~n Camera 3 1111 ~ AN JNDIYJOO.U. appareallJ . , under lite IISitlllll!d name CflaiDblr .. Jim Lawyer, applfl!ll !Dr a poa- eommerce started Ill · 1 itlou of clerk al the Ubloy Hotel sblp drift 'lbundiiY· '1'111 Ill alreld1 abead II liiRl · 1lbls weet. He went to won at p. m. Tuesday evenln& tmd year In membershiP· 'llllrai morninl he bad disappeared II mucb "'*-' biiDI ....! fill, tmd other ttema flool ill the Blue Devll Boolllr CIDII.i guesl8 at die hotel. Cll!' pollee 11t1s week lhey bad a big do: have issued a state-wide xlert !lllldance at lbt ~. alltli on the woul4-bo cll!l'lt. Tble'r8l reportod $1,1.00 nillll • 11: raided the E·Z We'h on Spruce membership goal oJ .._. : · ~------·-' ::lllllliD& meel at and wear whitr and Lara Lou, Mrs. Ralph rnmltter 11:00 Cool Mdliiol J·30 o m at the churoh. -· - --Kerwood, Mrs . Jack Miller, ·which W3l 11:311 J MI':RC!i:RYIU.Ii: GRANGE Vnivertitv W o~rn Mrs. John Saffles and son, ter. · wtll llokl Ill r&~ular meatinc To Honor Teachert Mark , Mnr. Delli DeVaull, ell .The mj 12:1111 Movie GA~POld~ B~nd Boo&len Gallipolis Brandl. Aml'rican of Gallipolis, and S(l. and otiiR r~ 12:llll B. Jl'alber u,~ w11l o w•t f1nt mP.etl~l Assoc~etJOn of University Worn· Mrs. James M. DtVau1t and rollowed of the year ol 7:30 p. m. 10 • on, wrll hold a leo on Sunday, two dau&hltrl, Sue IIlii Debra, Miss M The Bealieo 1:10 iikJDem•• ' Tom • the band .room at Gatlia 1Sept. lith at Z p.m . In the of Scolt Air Force Ba,., IIUn· eninl li Cosper .. 1:111 Walklirl {lleiiO ~ • . COitello Acadtmf RiCh School. Parish Houoe of 5t. p 1 · oia. ' WEDNE""'A" e er' Story 2:1111 NBC Baseball M.,ma • ., • Episcopal Church. OHIO_ VALLEY will The tea will honor ell Galli· Misa Lynda 1tee1 of WllllomsKlvl > Bup lullll)' 2:31... R1D' '"" Tbi hold tlll reaular meeliJti at polis City School Dlotrict worn· burg, Va .. atxl Mr . Terence i;,. :j · Mlltoll. . . ~ Qunl 7:30 p.m. Election of olficen. en teachers, and will also mark Wa&ner of Detroit, Mich .. are and Jr. :11 ' "NFL Counldowll ABC Spoi11 a:»Members, IHinl IiCht refreah- Ute sllrl of lhe 196&-67 year viailtna Mr. ond Mrs . Floyd dono llft. ,• menls. . of the ao!IDCiatlon. Rees of Garfield Avo. ed 1 11• .NCAA FooW s'eaHunl MET!IODI~'t WSCS Ltader- j Any prospective member in lhe colll\ ' Worlcr·Of Golf ~hip lrauung worlubop , 11 the area is cordially invltod lo Sgl. ond Mrs. William F. lhe schol -~-- ·>· • ;odleporl. !le;sioo ·~rUDI i1 altend lhis tea. For re,..-atlon! Stanley of Fori Brace. N. c., meetings at 9.!0 a. m.. and ...0.. at ,call Mrs. Borry Long at 446 . are viSiting Mr and Mrs. Cleo alure 10 2 45 p. m. Br1111 nck luneb. 11141 or Mro Gene Spurlock Chevalier 1 THtllSDAY 111 S · proc amr 4119 7111 METMODIST WSCS ,_,_ • ·'""-· 1 G ' y ept. · Mlos d. • Mro . Ada Pearce of 1$ ship \Vork"""' at Sydsnstriclt· em Pro1rnm Set Footlh had 11 100811 lhe •r MethndiSt Church in Iron- For Nf!W(f)mer'• put ,...,k Mr. and Mrs CIIJde .urch · ton from 9:311 • · m. to 1:16 GaUipolla Newcolllets' Club Wllllarn1 and doqhllr · VIcki P: m. Brl"6 lunch. A will meet ThUI'IIIIJ, S.pll!lr> 8114 Mnr. Jane &oiP Mrt mer; SpltiiUIII L I I e, mghl wlll't!bOp !nil nm from bel' lilt at 12:110 p.m. for • Houston. Tern ' . J, W. StepiltniOn; Lqjl• eSOFA·IIDS Mil -k to vtalt hit rnollter, 7 lu 1:!0 p, ln. on tho same I~ meetiJtC II ~lr'a. eCOMPLITI 8UNK 8105 . dale. The speaks wiD bo Mr. Tell BObbie DWlClft 11 hr!l'il vllll- Ml'l. Mallo! Duncan and 1lster, Mrs. Harold DeiJIIe In Cocoo 8\,LA VILLE GRANGE, 2031 A11¥tt, gerpologlsl, who will )ftl his bl'lllhtr Joe DuiiQIII CHESTS, DRIISIIS~,. CHAIU1 tAIL;IS ' !,p.m. TtltJhilliY. Eno GrlllJe ljll!ak on "Diamon<ls." He wiU and hl1 aunt, Gornet 8@11: J1a. ALL AT •UDOlf I'RICI. ' .,!~U cflleenr. Refresh- also •_how 10mo of hio llloneo. He bal just relurnl!d here G~' LIPOIJS Conlon Cha•rmao rrl the nteeUnl Is afllr _.w., It monllttl In a Mnr. Hllon E. lmllh of IIIII Clu~ M_rs. Donald Tlutler. Anyone dental iaboratorp In Sllgoa Per\11 Am""". N. J,, haa L-n •· -m, .... , at the willtlac lo make rnervatio111 Ylet Na H1 hu ' _, MIDDL.II'OaT, 0. •ome !If lrfrl. L llatillll may uti her 1 118 1425 N m. been dis- vlsltlnl her doulhler and lll IlleGal Aft. ' PGaalll Lillll~ .., ,.;.:?.; ro. chtii'Jed aflor serving 12 yuro flllltily, Dr. BBd Mn. Ltonanl at - • · 1m the Alr Force. He will lea•e Harris of Rt. 588. Gra~1• 11:011 Llle 11 :111 ~~ eo. m11e • ...-. 1:00 Two bt Tall a:2i ; 3:30 Co ngresa 1 · .. :~ freeway,~~::: ..,...,_lltelr DeVault chairman ""c ·~ Beany and Cedi Peter PotamUa I' a ant Lamp l-ook Up coup o1 days a week we "That's bee • -;:;::------:::-:-.:_...:_...:_,::"::._·_ _ _ _ __ 1 doul!le life as a Qclt.r sltool on JOcabOn al Chino atr" wear suil8 .8\!'ays bnl Air Borce otucer 8IMI a pori, wbjch meana 1 pt bome aaya .. Until 11y eo, · be ,,.., 1 . , _ RoroC pi)OI llllllrAlo 111m than usual. II'S o 10 pa9l :::Um..:.:l I: liO San . Francioeo Beat' Addama' FIIIIIIIJ Voyage _ .... uncomfortable. ""'' way Ill make a liv-- tal<en 111 ........ -••· 7:00 , -·~e "AI "" IDS·" and -..-- . -18, 118C:U I 1er ...,mg lll 111ose lerrlf· But eekeado . sweatero, muc:h to lbe 7:30 Wall Dl8JI8J MariJllll 011 Preview lc lllililal')' Jel8, leattlJJlll IJy ally w Burke liler· rnazement ot m:1 friends '" I:OflbeSe one-bone lraiDera . 10jus ge18 away 1ram 11 all II)' 1)pe • Ed 5u111vaD aDoUI .U muc:h 1tD1 aa ;. I Peggy and lbe CllJidreD Burke 18 a aerloul mat1, I:-Br811ded I:OIIllaliamiJ PerrJ a ca l1ocia lhe fle>lll8. P.a I m ralhllj; lhaD 1 111)'8. ..,.. • .,... Tbere be8ide a spar- He and l'e8l1 erilerlabt 10 1111 Still, Burke II CoiiYiooed lbal : : _ ".: JIOOI. a1 10 O'cloclr; IIIH.,f ' Wackleal Sldp Condld camera learniDC 10 IIJ IIDn&ell lba Frida, · m.- from 1al • tbelr bailie bul pnter 10 ID:30What'I 111 UDell 11 besl .pll68ible ..., 10 lend 111111- __._DlliA 1111111 Monday lake ll'teDdo . ... resllllrllllla ll:OI-Iielnr aallcilf lb illl WbeD U:H-'1'-alor .· ! I ,. 10:1111 10:3010:1$ LtWtg World t!! The 1'1111'111 ! lrit_.. ~ ~ 2'_1bt tJPI a.JIJ'"'*' .............. lailranl btlore llOading I a r il 18 mr oondltiooed Ill make Movie Singinl 4:00 . HOLLYWOOD IUPI) -;:;, 011 ~!om~- • ball-hour llnve from lhe tutHlearee-pJus 4:30 Football leteea Paul Bilrkt fllll'eaJilll w~t makllfl .11 •-~-• , turea Dearalile lhe year round. tbrou&ll lbe all' lll ltlporaolne ba · ......... lor · me to AllbolJI!II Paul uaa llved 5 ~18 !Dr "12 O'CJoelt_lliBh·" 011 8 U:::e diml~ ~ 1111 ~1111 ..US." .lh11 pan 01 tile country ott =1111 Mr. Ed Stoney sun. acr-.lle sp<Jitero over lii)ulll- dead j, And usually •<>n lor :lA. years, 111a frienda -:,-5.·-30--'-----:::Ted::_:Ma=r:t:___ &I'll califotJJia iDa siOIIe-elljiDelllome. 1 the time I &el Jaciue ,t;ooper .... DavJ<I II lralner. "A le •en cali 111m tile New Yorker Evening Sho1 Women's New~ 3:00-Anotb. W<lrtd To TeD Trull! SaJ 4: 00-CarlooD • 4:30- BiirJeets:. rJP-i"a #he Air O,n :(J14d 0!! ·rv Screen Woman's Pap As World Tunis Legion , 12:oo 'pi Chapel 12:30 Mao & CasUe Faee Tbe NoUon . 12:45 . '• I ow.'~~~ ,_ ·. ~- ........... ' --1 j"" •r:~< ~ibM ·' TBA 1:311 9:45-,lubllee ,, ,-_ . Prayer .IJ)t ~I t~~ Spu~l~. PORTER WSCs Will ~ ~ -~~~~~~~~ 1B :l9 r20 21 22 23 24 25 12 6 27 28 2 9 30 I ' -:, made tor • I park with 11 V.lnounced . Hoffman M· ...,. .. 3li in flnw.r St. Dr. Smith was on va: cation during Au&ust. 1 WSAZ ' TV-t 6:30 6,45-Com Cob treasurv arK· ven s Mrs nav~oU~ , ·DayUght Sa-rings I eral days with her paren.ts, Mr .;-· 1 I State Daytime_~ho'!¥11 .. ed the sunl Sm1'th of C'mcinnati spent sevand Mrs. · president ; ~ secretary . 1 Woodrow z; flower turd. Miss Ann Rees, a National winner in the Propellor Club I Funeral li be 1ernd at 12:30 p.m. essay contest last May, has ! H. Kincairl SHELTON redniol1 of the AI· just returned from a 16 . day were held : bert ond Eldon Shelton lam· tnp by towboal from St. Louis lhe Com: ily "'" be nekl II the Shrlter I ·~ New ~rleans and return! Church in i HouR, on thl! llill between Gal· I VII Meehhnl Barge Lines' new· was a merr lia and Peniel All relativet est and mosl modern to w· assed awl and friend• are invited to at· " MONDAY. I boats, Daniel Webster and the . at 9 a 01 ll!nd. CHESIFR COUNCIL, Dough- Roy Mechling. She was accom' ters ~I Amerlcll will have a panied by her mother, Mrs . She Nas I ANNUAL Nibert-Lanier tam- ~loat m the Labor Day parade Vance Rees. and brother, John, Virgima an lly reunion, Mlll!i.tone rhurch. m Che"tf~ ana all memben who is a junior at Gallla 85 on her l Mason county. Basket dinner ••ked to be in Ch.. ler by Academy. As gu ..ts of the vlved ny at noon. Jl:S(I p. m and to wear while. barge line lhe family also en- Middlepor'l, MCCALL PAMILY "'union I THE TWIN CITY Shrine Club joyed sight-seeing in New three dar~ will be held II Centenary wrll meet at the Pomeroy htgh Orleans, visiting the FrenchIHinton : Mr Church . A mulket dlr.net wiU school tor the LMbor Day par- ; Quarter and many other inter-1 ton; Mrs. ; be ser'ltd at noon All rela- ad~. Mom1c:y, at 10 a. m. I esting poinl!. bUB. Also ll lives and trlendo of Ute lamTHE~DOIWS Council Daugh--children. S ily art- lnvited Virtor McCall ters o. Arne-nca will meel 1 Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Criner and 5 great is presklentl and France! Monday at 7;30 p. m. at ~e and son, O'Dell 1 have return- She wns Buekle, tu•e~tary of the IOOF Hall . 1he rharter Will ed. from a two weeks vacation by her hu~ assortatlon. be draped m memory of E. 0. trip through the western 1tates. caidl who M..UJ Smith. Enroute horne IIley vlolted Mr. daughter . GALLIA COUNCIL No. 114 TUESDn 1 and Mrs. William Stowenr and Funeral s< Dau&Jitets of America rt!guTHE POMEROY Band Boosl- 1 family at Mesa, A•'•· Mr. Crin· Friday 11 lar meetlnl 1:30 p.m. ·en Assoclabon wtll meet , er w•~ on vacation from the J. F. Atk TUESDAY ' Tuesday, Sept. I ot 7:30 p.m. GSI and lhe son il-om his work 0 Aikins ENGLIS~ CLliB will meet 111 lhe Semnr Hlgh ·School All at the Lennox rurnaet Co. In W89 madf at 7 p m. ·Nith Mrs. Lewis I ~.:~ members ore urged to at· Columbus. orlal !o.sl PtkltoJI, at lht home of M" MEIGS TEM L 1ctin1 pall Hor~nlle EpllRK, 110! First Sister Ill p E Pylhlan ·1 Technlcol 5ergeant ami Mrs. services f Ave. Mrs. Mary L•wis will me•tin' • w Tuesdresume S regular . James M. DeVaull and dlulh· Mr. atrd l •• Hillay, ept. 6· rtat 1 ters, Debr a and Llncla Suo, of pre Hill 'hf ' prouom . lhe• Loslon in Middle w,AYSI!ll' rlAR\)EN Club 1A potluck dinner al 6·30 : m. I Scott Atr Force ..... Illinois, wrl~ meet ot 7:!8 p.m. at will precede the meeti~g spent the past week with Mrs. lhe homo ,If Mrs. Perry Brad- berl ere to take their Della . DeVault. The Debury. Mt, Chester Ward service. Vaults had taken lheir daugh- Miss 1111 I Wtll be "'hostess. MemberS nJESOAY I tor, Mary , to Dover, Delaware elected ore w nav for yearbook and POMEROY Chapter 186 OES I where she will attend Goldie MeiMa I)] 1 dues. ~nd \Yill ucbanwe dry will meet in regul . Bearon Colle1e. meetl~g • mater al ar sessiOn . ., • Tuesdav at 7 : 4~ p m Those the POm« 1 GALLIPOLIS AAUW mem- who ar• ,llenrlm• Grand Chap- Tite home of Mr. and Mrs. Other oi ben a~d . prosptttiYt mem- ter are to pay pre-registration John M. Hager and clilldren, Mrs. T. 1 ber~. W1Sil!ng lL make reser- fee at tJ11~ met:\in&. Barbara 1 Mike and Pat, Qll denl; ·Mrs vallon• for lhr tea hoooriag CHESTEI{ COUNCIL, Daugh- Woods Mill Road, was lhe retary; 19 Gallrpolll womon tel!htro to lers of America will meet 1 scene of a famtly gathering ~ tnaourer be hetd Sept. 11th at St. Pet~ regi.i\ar se~ 8 ion ·Tuesday at ~ cently. Those present were Mr. committe. ers Epl,...;pal c:hurch should P. m. There will be Initiation and Mro. Bill DeVault ond chit· lt'easurer call ~nr. U.rry Lon&, or and all officers and the team dren , Anita end Keith, Mr. retary. ~ ~ Ma~ barf~ Sunday Friday WARR&N-SHEETS family · MoiDIIID Sllle Coll•l•· Slle reunion wm ~ held at the : it pnaeady employed by 'ke interset?tion of Johns Creek M•rboa Cbemlcll Compaay, Rd .. •nd Rocky Fork Rd. A , l'urkel'lborc, W, Vo. chun:n ~ 181~ regula~ aavJ~<~tion Joh~ .Lyoos 1 and 1 friends ~~ Ute flmlly oro Invited to attend. McCALL FAMILY . will be beld Cente:".;"'": basket dinner11wm be a e . ed It noon. All decendln~ rv of James c. and Sally Proctor McC . all are irivited to att nd ' •.1 'Cq)A- 1..1 III ,lilt, 1111 Wuf~~; Dectmi>el:.a?,~~ , l~f e~.·~ C . orpl jl' .. IIIII tlllft)l ,at Olllllbll has a eanybtg .eqacitJ ol eonwportdllll 111J1 Mr....... 1111!1 lllildl .., 430 • IQOI fall o! 1111! Ollio Riv· 24, tn the mkltllt ollbe dver,\U'IIIotll. ert II he tmd n!ld 1111 lltiMI ... . ' C. '·. ,. ' . er !JeiWeeD Pllllburlbo Pa. aad and II l!l DOl kndwrl when sill The Duquenae, lonDedY lite lets are ·also eoocL J).- II!' .. • PIC' · . Calro/ DI.; a dlolanu ol 981 lwlll be floated. H. M. !ldxle, Is ZIU feet kJIII. . . . nil alt I l l - tplll . operatloa ID tbe 1flileltDIIIIJo • MaJ4!1' apeclal reo. W,.QUI'I, to milel, baa been loy\ Tile 'iiiiiUrl!d, which •u The l'lllaburlh, formerly 1111 All· .. 1111- CIPIIID Wtl- old illllf tbat ,llf lricl, tJ. 8. ArJlJ'i ol Ill' lite ton· ··I,OOD,ol!l•. f8 of these low • lift oo.._ru two years ago bJ CaP' S.S.H., QarJ.,. built a1 111111 C. ca.. of lit PfDo • . A, glnMI, eoverkl8 t ol Loeb dll Dlml: '· ., ·.•· . · 11o: 110ft slltM>Iurea. lain and after laY" Ind. In 18111, Ia JIO feet 10111Coal eo., ancllll _... , 234.7 mllel lrmO We'Uoburlt W. No. 11 .twa in ilea below 1'ba Ohio - River Dlvilloo of inl at 'Pt. Pleaunt sovtral The Dtl!l)llllle waa built at Cillo of lite Tlllllllllt*.Ollke oll!llt - . II, ... - Plr.t Olortl· Va. to HuniiJti!DD. W. V.. WellsbiJtl, Cljieratlon, iloll, 1!11;-111.. . r coatl},,.._: lite U.S. ArmJ Crofll of Enil"'\monlhs ancl ·tbeo lh'ID a gener· . cbntall fu 188'7. Thee blc boalt fiJm, tba 'IlNCk '"fttuue'' lllmiHGII, • II 1111 Major H. Jackson, $1,1112,231. . . . ' No:.,.-..Jd bei!IW Parle· ell'll Clll'1'0IIIIY Ia t'1i"le4 io 1 II overhltiUDC · lbll IDwtd to , wer. llld up Ia tba bolle)'anl of lilt 111m IIJvwD tlllllle il11lo bill. It! boull 1111 • tiiK. Ill In charge of lhe Wheeling En· No. .I#_- two mllea ersburg,, lrUt bf . · Ill vut $1 biUion dam MACHINE NO. 3 . .. ·• j at Pt\llburjb o.ir 1 p.- aao. 1!11111111 thla week aDtl 1111 b1a bti!SI • tilt Cbll1lt gtneers Oflloe, on Sept 2, Wheeling, '!W be in opeta\1011 Jw!e wa coli, lt,SOO,!IIII. rtpla,_.,.l lind mOdernialion Mlddleporlfor boUer repllln, It! wreclrap allowed f;o lloa& laid liP II PL .............. -. . relusl!d a report llhow101 a1t1> Dec. 31. Jtll,. ooo• -II ,23li,IICIII . /10. -1·M.wUes 1Idqw Park• pl'ogram. lite llrlt eiemelll .of still laid up liMn, tmd bu ntY• All- 11, 1111 - l..aboml re- a'fiS'/. Georg. 1111 lite ..,W 1u1 ol Loclls and Dllltl in oper· No. 18 - 1lll mlleo belOw er!burg, lb llf comple!ed In 'flhicb, tbe New CU!Ilberlalld er turned a wheel. She baa bMn oeived 3B eenta per boar 011 lilt 'ftle wheel lllld lthlll, IIofllrl, a bad lfllll at 11111111 8111 till'• . atlon and under conttructlon In Wheel In&, In iJperaUOif, cast, IJulie ,IU!JI, $l,:UO,tiDCILocka and Dam, 5I mllel below crossed out by ln8peeiOn and New O'rleant wbarf I b o .,..mes. aad capslll! IIIII bell · ; lbo Wheeling Dlalrlct. . l$1,220,111111. No. 21 - near Addition, will Ptttsbttrph, wu dedtcaltd In II; now in good tbap but bu oilier day. An ad In a New Or· hove llnad1 bti!SI t\111- a, ltll - C.,... - -• law 1be completed ld ·June 19211, •Oit. 1ld'll September 19&1.will In all, 19 mod· never been completod. Captain .-.paper bratlgbt an the andweell eblfiiJ, _ wW talbe CIMilltnlD. fetlntll atructures replace the Lyons Is building a fleet of ltans and more men to the leVee thaD taileDcavell off lbls rrrbose laal boat waa the · - --·· ··-l....,...-..~ao..lba ter are aboUt the only remaiJI. &rowa. baa been qullo Ill, . na arlicleo o1 ~alut· dlnfined lo ldl bl!d. He Ia Ooe body of a wreck vl<llm allle tJ be out apiD, qGiit , remains In the river bul not In II, but getlin& ,..,.at ~.W.t lbe wreckage. The body Ill that Crlplalll toat WoodW. . ' · ol a Negro flremall, named Rob- accepted a position 011 lite . - · a1lba ltiY4II' tDIII>OI& . • which 18 towin& 111111 ... --~ . . All. u. Jtll - captain Jim 1rom 111o 0111o ltiY4II' to ClirtNf4 Daylight Sa-rinlf! Time Daytime Shows Wrleht. onl7 Uvlng one of live !Dit. Tom is said to be D e.'1 1066 S!PTEMBER 1966 Wrilhl brothers, all mam- oellelll plk>l and be - - · WRTN TV·U ~~~ - ,u~ ..rv"~.---~=w=cn=s~TV .. I ~ r;, .::_t_:-w . T ~ F 's ,. boal men, is residing with a rlver under Ilia latblr, Churcb I 2 3 I: GOO Is Anper ' ,. daughter at Lock 7 an the iall Clpllin Ed wootlw-. 45 4 ; 5 6 7 8 9 10 '!Kanawha Rlv«- lle'a wr;J up wu-ollbebeStlllllftlll ' 111213 14 15 16 17 Gosepl H armotl)' t: 1111 ClrtooM 1n bls SO's, ID the best of bealth, plloll buli-n i 11'0111 DamJI Jtlllt 50 yeartlll' IIIII new.. AalitdJsY Loeb 1!11 ID' mer were onl1 all Loeld alld lliaiW, ·a dfl!lpcll of about ond Dama / eompltlltl tmd iD iltmllei: '··· . , " No. AND BOSTER fomil._ reunioo will be hOld al the old WUllaiDI homeoteod ijlf Rt. 211. All relaUves IIlii friends of lbo families oro woloome to oltend. 1. " ! .1 • ~ ·\ (<'' . - ' �. ... ... •' .> ' t I I my A &l.~· RiviJt ~ ean go ~ ~ ., ~x li~_:$:~!M Jrc/ ."' ~! $ '! " :: ., ' ~ ;g :' ; i: ,. ,, -~ . ' • ". ~ . ,. . • ;.e; " ; '• ' . 9n}y 6Loclts and:Daths iin Qperation Between Well sbur~ •~~t!DJ!.,_... .,,. · Dlm.!llidl!-." · ·.:...~· to BY DICI TIIIJMA8 lilt p kt~wll, l)e ~ : Jlt. ialt IB Jilt, tbe appraJiroile Mupret II IIIII llllllk ,.II DIIDI-:s'lt~· carry!DgfiJrmel1y eiJIIdiJ Gf : • : ; : "81111- : .0 .:lt.. _.till laM,.._;..... t lt : ·fi • fact !aU ot till Ollio Riv· 24, In the mkldl• of tile rlvft, I, lbe ten are ·also pld. - - • Ill - ~ :ar . . !tom 6 4 JUSt 50 yeen 110 lbll DIW' A1J11M!t1J )leidah1 lAKU ell In , . , i : •' ,\ • ' mer !bert wert aoiJ Ill Loelul ~ Dlnll, a ~IIDI:e ol about ~NOID2o ,;t 11 ~Ill.,;., parkand Dama -'colnpleWd 81111 Ill ~lllllllet. • . 0· . ...... .:cillurieted. In opeulloa Ill tile wheellnl IIIIo ' Major _J;a!itoill• IJIICial •• er~bUI'C, ~ ~·~OOO,GO!I '!~"' :.2 l~t ~ atr!rr:: ::;.. eo. of: J~tm~yo~ea~S:~!~ ~~':,:buill bi.Bt•t11rt.;.,dl~"!.: ..::..~~ ~ 400 et 'betweell Pllllb1J11b, Pa. and an<i II Is 1101 lmUWll when tile Tbe Duquenst, catro/ nl., a dilllooe of 981 wiP be lloaled. H milet baa beeu regulated 111 The WlnHred, which ,.., The ,...ur.... mery . H of 'these low • lift naviaalioo bollllht two yean ago by capo s.s.JL, Clark. built J6Pl~~··! ~~· !!: eo:!.s:t r::~~ . foll ' . ~Jo~=_.fr,.la.u. ~ •w:.lllr~io IUver l>lvi&IDn ..;u.. 1r0111 ~etllbui&. w. ,!!J, ~~=:. u. s. . nil olt Ill .... a Alii- •• Jnl- Coplaln 'fill. old liJia ilfle Gilt '- C. CR.- 111 . . 1'1111- pllll'oe4 ... 8111111 . , . . Coal at CID. of I boa.:: :T:;.S:1 No. 11 • two inUes below till Army Crops o1 EnaiD- months and -• IIVIII a gener· ,clnnall In 1887. Thele blc ' : - will be dyDo bill. 11 ballll 011 1 wlllt. Ill , Va. to Hunllnllllll, Va. Weilsblu1, ~ operalton, COli, Ill I~ Jim!!; .. co beloW hrk· em currently ell881"'1 111 1 at overbauUaa · 81111 towlll to wera laid up Illit~ lloiiiY lllllled tbi wooli 81111 lilt bu beell Gil bl ~ ~ ~ 1 Majbr 'lbomas H. Jackson, $1,112,233. . No. •:ll~ bt , · ~ Ia 9151 $1 bllllon oavlgalion dam MACHINE NO. s ·, 1at Pilllburlb ov JUI' •10· wrecka ~ to 1foM laid • II& Pt. M •• • , · In charge o1 Uta WheeUng En· No. • two mtlel bllliw ersburg,, l ,SOd,lliiO rtpla-l lll!d DlliderlliHtiOn Middleport foi boner repllln, 18 P Georg• say. tllllil+NIIf _.,. 1 gt-rs ollice on Sepl. 2. me Wheeling, will be tn opil'allon J~ 'n~ IJeiA!li prollfalll, the 11n1 olemellt o1 stllllald up a-, and bu oev· Aq. II. ltll - ~ren::; aw,:e heel end lhaft IIOlJen 8 bad IIJIIll a1 IUIIDI IIIII ..,, releat«< a rePort ohowln& 11a: Dec. 31 • .1111,. COl' · SJ.:I311.000 the New eumbeiland er turneil a wheel. Site bu been ceived ao conll per 0111 w and taD '81111 be1i ' ·, /, 1 jed ~ wbicb b • eDIIJ!el, tuo Locks and 1>11ma In oper· No. 13 - lis mlles be!G• ,ersburg, tb~. ~mp • . Lac~ and Dam 51 milu below crossed out by !mpeCioi'S and New Orlo8111 wharf caps JDUI'8d llld PI- a, Jtll - caJIU!ID 01 atlon 81111 under comtruclion In Wheel In&. In operation. COli, I "'D Plttsburph was' dedicated lo lls now in good ebap but bu <!liter day All ad In a New :e will 111 ()lll1llenill. nteraD the Wheeling Dlltrlct. [$1,220,100. . I b 0· ,,;.....o:fJ lf20' CGII, 1981. In 19 mod· never been wmpleted. Captaio \tlons oenpaper broUgl1t ~~ Utls week ·, _ tat- 911tose tast boat wu Ute 'nte report covered 1& dlllli, No. 14 - • 211 mtles . beiOOI e co~""'~· ' em atructures will replace the Lyons Is bulldinl a lleet of and more 1nen to Ute leVee tiWt 1111 on!~ l'l!llla!D- 111'01111. hit liMn qU11ot Ill, lncludina Ute all completed and Wbeellna. will '1 lnl · llllles below 4e .xlstlng facilities. new barges at mggonsport, •ere wanted. 'l!te nezt day ot YalueClOilfined "' 1111 bed. Be If 0 ••. II In operatiOn and lite actual or \ Dec. 31, 1!118, ...,, $1,210,4100. ·0 don OOIII, Ohio, and when he gets them leVee ,.., delft1ell· Pa wreck vicllm able 111 be out 8PlJI, 1 estimaled C:,st all(l aalletnoted No. 15 - OIHl mOe ~101! New Galllpol • 10 . opera ' HERE AilE otber bils of IUv· Clllllpieted, espects to 11•1 all boat ownen generally are clel- One body~ •. but not 1n 1e but gettintl ~:::=.:~a completion date o1 the othero. l Marll11Svlll&, In opera don, cost, ••=·~· Ioiii' Diues ~ .r News hm tbe Galllpolli the _coal trade along the Ohio, pera~ly atraltl of lllveitillllfl. e.e ,;:~e~ 11 that 'Capii!D rom 1 1111 The estimated cost of construe- 1},1110,000. · U1 itlll be complet.- Daily Tribune, just 50 yearaloeiUng lo small ,..tad deafen. Engmeers on 1011M1 of ll8llle4 R<>b- ac<epted 8 position 011 tion of the IE dams, includong ' ' No. 16 - nine mllel below P'?"torv e, . . towboats and l8lld dlggen op- of a Negro an, 0111ba IUYtr IAJWliOM • __ ··-"" · - ·-" · · ~ ··- · 11ot1 8fOIIIIII PlttsbUI'Ih an IDIQII. whlcb ts towiDI IIIII If IIi have quit Utetr lobi on ptlln Jim !tom the Olllo Rmr 1D :om•t ~ a reduction of flO W=l ~;,.~~.;g of lbll 1011. Tom is said to Ill • fsu w. I~ :JJ...:,' °· . - "'J' J~ ·?• ~-in ~·lion a Paik $1:· ..• Septembe; an, r'.O: _ ca:. ~ ~: C: : ~~ _ =::c:~ ~== ..a :;~::1~U.... Orchel- wrtabl' brAiher•, all ,·or Gallipolis on tile steam- boat men, ts ~dl~ .. Old.;. Timer Phil Harris ' .11~ T ·: . f : ' HURCS I J tuts I I 1'1!1. RICHARDS ~'AMILY Reun· churon A basket dinner will be oe,.fd at 12:30 p.m. SHEL1llN reunioll of the AI· : bert and Eldora Shelton lamUy will bt held at Uo• Sholter I Mis.• Ann ~ Even t s winner in the essay contest f 1 HouR, on thl! hill bft'M!en Gal· , • lla and l'eniel AU relatives and friend• are onvoted to at" lend. ANNUAL Nibert-Lanier homUy reunion, Mil!; tone church. Mason counly. Basket dinner at noon. MCCALL FAMILY !?.Union will bl ileld at Centenary Churdt. A basket d!Mot will bt !l!r'l!d al noon . All rela· tlves and friends of Uoo lam· lly aro lnv;ted Viclor McCall Is president, and Frances Buckle, """relary of lhe assoel•tlon. .~ Smith . M•• u, I:!J C.. Enroute home TUESDAY and Mrs . Willb . THE POMEROY Band Boost- family at M<ll ers Association will meet ! er Wl!l on YICI . Tuesday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. GSI and the aa [at the Senior High School. AU at the Lennox new members are urged lo at· · Columbus. tend. ; _ MEIGS TEMPLE Pythlan I Technical iiet Slsten will rosume "'8tllar : James M. DtV meotlngs Tuesday, Sept. 6, at ters Debra all the Legion Hall in Middleport. Scoti Alr Fore A potluck dinner at 6:30 p. m. lpent the past! will precede the meeting. Mem- l>tlla DeVall berl are to take their own table v II' h1d tal • sol"'ice. IU s rUESDAY ttr, Mary, to .1 I I make reser- valion• for Uoe lea ...... honoring Gallipolll 110111111 ttauotrs 1o •bt lteld •.,.,t. lith at St. Pet· ers fi:pt...,,pal church oloould call :lin. Bal'l'l' Lon&, or Mrs ' ' - Spurlock. PORTER WSCS will meet at t·30 o m at the church. MERCfi:RVJl,LJ: GRANGE will holcl Ill rtiJI!ar meetlnc GALI.IPOUS Band Boooter!l will hold lha flrot meelin& of tilt year el 7:31 p. m. in the band room at Gallia AcaoliiUy Rilb· S.bool. WEDNERDAY OHIO VAUEV GriiJI(!• will hold its repdar meetilli at 7:30p.m. Election ot offtctn. Members. brinl Iicht refreoh· menlo. METilOOIS'I' WSCS Leader· ship training workaltop al Mioclloport. sessloo slal'lilli at 9:!0 a. m. and endinll 11 2:45 p. m. lkiq .. ck luncb. THIIRSMY METIIOOIST WSCS Leaot.rship 19orkabop at Sydanstrir:lo· er M~thodid Church in Ironton from 9:30 •• m. to a : ~ p. m. 11~ tack IUIIdt. A night 'llorbbop IIIII nm !rom 7 to t :!O p. rn. on the 181111 date. BULA \'tW GIIAIIGE, 2031 I p.m. Tlttlnill1. Jl'.no Oranga "'''I ln!taU dftcera. !llfresb- fee at thi~ metbng. CHESTEN COUNCIL, Dau••" IY' ters or Amorira . wiU meet In regular ..,.ion Tuesday at 8 P. m. Thoro will be Initiation and all officers and lile team are ri!Qu•stfd to be present and wear white ---- wlltre she Wll Beacon Coli~ The home ol John M. Hal!~ Barbara, MU.• Wood• Mill R. scene of a ram• V niver1itv W onum To Honor Teacher• Gallipolis Bnnth. American Association of Unlvorsily Wom• ' en. will hold a ~a on Sunday, 1Sept. 11Uo at a p.m.. In the Parish Houoe of St. Poter's Episcopal Church. Tile tea will honor all GollipOll• City School l>lltricl wow en teachen, and will also marl< the start of Ute 1918-6'1 year of the aoi!OCiation. j' Any prospective member In the area Is cordilllly invited lo :allend Uois tea. For reservation; 1 call Mn. Barry Long at 446 • 1tt41 , or Mrs. GeiM! Spurlock 446-42119, by Sept. 7th. at 1 · Miss Lynda R burg, Va.. IIIII Wacntr or Dot vlslHna Mr. aD Rees of Garflol 'I Sgt. •nd Mn Stanl~y of Fort are vos•J.Ing Mr. Chovalier. \ •• ,.,...., Thursday Monday , DayUglat Savinp 'nm• DayHghl SaYiap Time Daytime Sho'We ,.~. 81 . . • · 1 CitrtOOII II: flO LeUer \ 11:31 &it". . . 7:tlt-Today f:t&f:li- ll:ll-le;p;tiJ ,.... .,.._ Cartoou I 1:11- e:• IItke OU.JCI" t:ll- 11:111-Eyo c- a:• lhSwrllliCiiil-·• ''"·Mi l e Datqlliil Ja*le'*' ~ ....J 1:10- Fallb j Starcher a::m- 1:~~t- II: a-llen ll:IO Cbam t.euer AIHi1 Grifl!lll ll:30 Sbowdoft Dick V• Dya l:lt U II W 1::11;1:1111-DoD'I IIIJr 11:110-J~ l..ove ot Ule &:DII Mr. News Lflbl eer- .,. Yotll Bear • l'lme Hac: l'lf¢ __... 1'lla1IN 1lozo .• W 111:'1 fte Nlll'llll II I ..... Newt 7:DII 9plt:lll 1:• VIIS '" I:DII ' e:st- llarl Sllllclowl 'Wbere Aclillll II &) 1:• ae• 1:11- Lulie • ,. Peter Jeuo•np Weill FaitO l:lt 111111 Or .. · " " lloril rn 0.. A-- "" 111us1c 811 .......... 1• .IJIItr; • . ~·-· Ute Tbo funds lrlllteel recelvetl !llated from cloBBilietl perliOIUII las IFIIfllelent for .. Supermarket Griiiiii1 Dicit V&D o,te l>aiJDI IAJve et Lllt1 1loriaa Reel Game l Newa t Wn" • at_. Bawl Pla.Jl " - 0r1111111 1laR1 ••• loa lor Life I 'r.leDt Seoul: Mrs. Ada Pe Newa Gem Pro•rom Set Fourth Ave. bill For Newt;Pmer'• past .,..k Mr. Late Show GaiUpoiiJ NIWCOJIIOh' Club Wilillms and ' will meet on Tblll'ltlly, Septtrn- el14 Mrs. Jantl bet llh at 12:10 p.m. for a lloustnn, ToUI I~ meellltl at Olear's. _,;, Tbe apeakttt w!U be Mr. Ted Bobbie DIIIIQ!i Allyn, gemologist, who wlll[ln« bis brothf. ljll!alt on "Diamoncftl." Ho will and his aunt, lib·, , -.., . .. alse lhow 1011110 ol his alonel. Ho bu just re'!uinetl " nero··------'--· ---monta. Chali'IIWI al Ute meetlnc Is alter apendlntl 14 months In 1 Mrs. Helen E. Smith of C'~LIPOLIS .l;arden Qull Mrs. Donald Tllaler. Aayone dental lahoralorJ In Sai(!OD, Perth Amboy. N. J ,, has boen IIIII ..,. • I -.m.. at tile •IMfnc to make r_,ali0111 Vfel Nam. He hu been di,. vloltinc htr daughter ond '>me Ill Mtt. L hill Haltlne, may eaU bel' at ~ . or :alt1. char&etl after servtna II yean fllllily, or. and Mn. Leonard lit ....... Aft. llctDUI Ubtila •t ~. ia the Air Force. He will leave Harris of Rt. 588. , _ Jamea . m mt l'e11llD Pllce lt:Gt Be 0r ll:il Nen l -ll :U...: 11:.... llcllale'a. l'IIYJ • .... "" a:a .,.. 18:1111- Welltl , ... u :•T,... Ki1ll Koe& I •us , ' 1be 11411 .... •. I:WIIme Dan-Thomas : & V...., . .New ~--- · ••rTrtt ..._llllhwnttourN •• ... 111111 ce.dorr ' n I I ~~~'* .,. om . ,... GlrJ . . . 111w1 . 1"'l1f ... ftaeU!iN ...,... ..... ·- ......DIW't.., •.• :n'·¥iihts Edit 01 NlJlol Tbe"- ~'I ···· ... . . .. 0011-• 1beatn l>aU Slltldowl Where A- fa •..o~o~l wen ••• . th* ..... t.l'ln-llllnl• .._ ••• .... • ~-- MIDDLIPOIT; D. PHONI 59U522 25 N. Court It, 1'. o.... 141 -lea'• ad 1 a,_._..~ ble tlyle tor ... -:t ,.... oldL 1lle ~ II a Ill ' . . . J Qnl IR -for a look a • ~- ~ • tile • d l!1f our b o p - .. !AI . . . ,. E,...ei 1 SluWi ... ,• J:DII . B~I , 7:ilfl. Tatlllll ~:!:ZI ... Newa .' .,.,.. J;lll illiD1 ~· ti:ao 111e Reno .....,.. -•ltt:IP 11a111!! • MC•'t'l III'J JWIIW -tl!llr .Graballl 8aJmaD rn~.-- ,...n.ne ... "' PI- F. Troop . 1'antmJ Grl-. Bellitcbetl 'lbal Girl I ;: ,,, ' SIZES MENS &BOYS , 'liD WJI)ntS Hawk ·'Pi ' FURNitURE~·· ,. Diles Radioear Company LiaBle ....... -.. ' BAKER II wtoJ fl till 8-11 .,....,..,.. .. aayltllntl ~·d . . . . . . - · · ll!d dlnlll1fty aoldlll tc •ill ....,........ btlllfnp • !fOUntl " " ' - ouL .wa.s ,.._. . , . Aft holltlll ::;·~~.-'"" •• JODr hoJDe, b-.-- -.. . . . ..... fo Tel'!fta 1:--ADtllll. l:tt .. .' !.lOAM" I 'I 0111 obllJ&IiOU. and our recommendatloDB based oa eeventeen year's uperlence. NOW Is tile tl1ne til e111 or write for an appolntmi!IS iD tile priYIICJ ld l:lil 1:30 . I• ' 1' .••., ,........... .,1_ ~ ltl.. !J:• ..... 1:8 0 ill I would be beneficial? Our teatlne II FREE alld wlf.h, · ,.In fantlfolnOUS as ....... .,. Owr ..., . and we telllheml What about your ltear!DJ-bu It reacbed tb• Ita ~,. wbere you woDder wbetber or DOt 1 bearllll aio Campua atyllng for the younger eet 1:11 Rew 1:115 """" Dllla so• DOrt. NEED oNE Pedwin shoes for boy& Searob FIB' , . _ FaU.&alw . .t 1:. Mate "A l>tal Itri!ts?· HEARING AID .. Gulcliol 1At1J1 arau.. una lla'el ..,. 8lfet,J lh :tmr .... . . llelll ICIS ,..... Nelli ttew ID.Lt:oo..:PO -~ ••• .. • ,,.._ v..- ,,., J t:.-,llolller,c.r INews t:ot Billy • 0.. l'nlvll .. M , . 'llw8t a oCiot:ll .._ ,,.._ lite"·- Al1tl1 ' BY•.., Sllowe ..... ..... , f:ll llfl,r Clrlllwa Dlllt!w l:a- tao. IIIII levy for Uoe support al Ute dania County Ditllrld llbrlry. Ute request ol !be Ubnry 1be McCoys i :illl- Deft , , , •• P'itr Ua E,......, Slaow. l:li- Starcher IAICJ 1:11-.Newl llca)Ja J G111111 · Pm aJ S:lt1beW. 5:10- I:IU j Tilllllr .... 1:011 Mike Douefaa · Secret Storm l:lltlJaclde Oblial• 1:00 Ilea Doctor~ t:lt Mr. ,,..,_ 1:00 ........- •••• L.. Nen t:• can- ·-··Nelli ·,,. Ge& Mate A Deal l:lt-Our .....,. a.c;..,. ' .. Party 19 • 1'rutl1 .... . . Cll Ni&lll at .lon reelndecl aclfon Utat they Jld taken on Aug. 20 Utat liiuld bave allowed tnnalei of thllla studenlll to !be lladl!on le!Jooll in Jacltson coWll)r. 'fbe transfer wuuld have affected ~ pri:lbnately eo atudeota. ~ 1 cummis!llonen gave their 11111roval of a two-tentba of a A time l'lll Ut ••• Newa I:WIIIIW l:lt- 1:. •:w- ............ Search Fw Tomor GuldiD& a- ~--- - 7:a- Z:ill- llcOoJa Tile 11:6- ,,,._ .... 7:1i- Pmud l:lltl l>ot:ton lt:IO-ConcenL II:a 11:31 Swlll&iD' Tuntl Cartoons Mike V.a .. .. 1:-'l'ad., ...... lawi lleAif*ltle Llgbt ·~· Pac• , l:ot OUr LoVell LUCJ 11::15--NeWI Olillllll 1:31 Make A Oaltl ' AI World 1:55 Neill Secret Slolna Jack~ Ollliqer f-. I .... 8ee4 •" . _ . Fw 12:4112: 16---!'Uft ~ IIIII aeea IO•CII-Eye Gnea lite "· who calla on me buys a new !be Gallla Board ol Edu- IGIIBe Otll1lla O.MI !.mOl 1111 ~ NOT EVERY PERSON ,•IN AcrtON around the N>urt-11 lluparDa'te& ... c ;1 C't..,. . during Ute week 1Wa Gallipolll Rolaiy bonOIl ._.n elty teacberl and adrola.tj'ators at 1 luDcb80II 1111 'Gl'tlllcalioll IIIII, the flnt day 1-leltool GalllpOiil lthrllllllm!t\1 !old their lllllllal party ot Ute loulll Comp for all llientlll lhd memben of the city pollee lepartment, sheriff's office and !late Highway Patrol on Wedlelday Dfgbl. II'• ._ •• ._, If-A NGMIM 8la 1 Ierarea.Coel eo. mille • illi• Jo.UIIt• IIIMY IUMY 111\"0Y ICIIOI ··~ · cently. Tho.. ~end Mra. llill · • dnn, Ariita IJ and Mrs. Wt ond Lara Lou/ • Kerwood, Mn.~ M". John Saft Mark, ~- lH of Galltpoll&, I Mrs. Jam01 M. two dau.htera, of Scoll Air F< ola. y.....,.• A-n•• r.. ,.., ., ._,.. •• .,. CMl Ill I POMEROY Chapter 186 OES •ill meet in regular session Tuesda .~ ar 7 : 4~ p. m. Those who ar• , uendm& Grand Chapben and prospHtivt mtm ter are to pay pre-registration bers. wist•ing t:• · &M:Mrt .w-•.wVJ._;w est and most' MONDAY 1 boats. Danjol :1 , CHES'I'FR COUNCIL, Daugh" Roy Mechling; ters of Amerlc• will have a panied by hoifloat In the Labor Day parad< Vance Rets, oir. in Che•t•· ana all members who lo a jui!J are asked to be In Cb..ter by Academy. A&f! 12<30 p. m and to wear white. barge line I~ THE 1'WIN CITY Shrine Club joyed sight"see will meet al the Pomeroy high Orleans, vlsiW school lor the Labor Day par" . Quarter and I. ad,, lllonrl•y , at 10 a. m. II esting points~ THEODOIIUS CotJncll Daugh" lers of America will meel Mr. and Mr Monday at 7:30 p. m. at Uoe , and son, O'Del~ fOOF Hall The charter will ed from a two :bt draped on memory of E. 0. trip through thl MtlaiiiJ GALLIA COUNCIL. No 114 Dau&hters or Amertca ~IU· far meeUnt 7:00 p.m. TUISDA \' ENGIJSH CLl!B will meet at 1 p m. with Mrs. Lewis Plkkoja, at lite_homo of Mrs Hoi'IM~~< Epling, 110.1 _ l'lrst Ave. Mr.. Mary Lewos wilt P"'Hnt the prorram. WAYSIDJI' GARDEN !':tub w1l~ meet at 7<30 p.m. It Uoe llomf ••I Mrs. Perry Bradbu., . Choster Ward will lte co-hos~ss. Member!! are In nav for yearbook and dues. • nd ,.Ill tKcltonge dry mater1al. GALLIPOI,IS AAUW mem- WIMTY-1 just returned if trip by towl!pi· to New Orleol. via Mechlll!i ll llali"E ~~~-~ H lidays III lon will I>< held at 1)n Rhose u! AN JNDIVD)UAI. appaaaUy ; under Ute Ulll1lled name o1 ouupoLIII 0 Jim Lawyer, applletl for a pol' Calnmeroe started Ill ttlou of clert atlbe Ubby HoW sblp drift 'l'lnndl1· Till 'IlL There we"' 211 no at- Utll week. He went to wert at brr Ia alreld1 aheld " .~=~ ~ a meetiol at 6,30 p. m. Tuesday evealn& 81111 year In lllllllbershiP· illltJI'IIII Mouday who mOI'IIintl he bad dlaappearad II much lillaiSI bllal . Jttlcl, . lllale, and ll8tloall · flO, and other ltemll !tom Ill Ute Blue Devil Booller <dir• ·explaiD Ute guests at Ute bole!. City polk!tl 'l'llls week they bad • bl& 111. W. R. (Dick) BrOWII wa5 bave i!sued a slllte-wlde alert 18tdance at lbe ~~. . · mfd telii(IOI'E1 cltalr1illll ol Ute ...Wd·be elm. Tll!etet reported $1,1DII nlll4 c. 1: ~'' aroup, •hlch will leek raided the E-Z w-"'" on Spruce membenhip goal ol fl,iiiO. j ~•• Ute membersblp. It 91. 'l'burldiY nl'''' and lllldl \ ' • beell over a decade IIIDce ' with 101 fl , ... the colu DR. ALPBUS Cltrfatll1llll at! ; elty had such an orp!D- operated machines. '!be lber- Rio Grande CoDega P" tbl 1llon. ill'o department at noou P'1i- commencement llltlrWI f Oblll day started an !nvestlgaUon ol UnlvenllJ lilt w11~1 • ~ 'I ..,_, f tr t Ut (CoallliUIIi OD Pill 11) ' ._wo OF THE largest pth..,..t 0 w • 8 e I f [] CUVD steam- oelleat.= : ~u... · wllh ~-::'captain Ed Woodw... on one alllte lleSt . 1-'· 'J'ell City end Joe Fowle~ dlughter at s' ummer are at hOme. 'nte Kanawba Rlvtr- Be'l wSJ up ..., WaterwaY• Journal in bls oo·1, In the best of bealth, piloll f::'ii:~.:f::.l Is Back in Lime light ., c:n. I. . . . . . . • <t·. • ., i,... .... ' .i~ ' S1Q·SO .. S1l~ ACCOR~NG TO �, .. I ; .. . \, .. ., ' I • . ~-- ~• E ;~: ~~ - Fll ~ II wll ·~ =. fan al 1101 IIIII wei< PI: Ill ~ 1Z ~ Demt,. dlt~ JR!iloii'~ ~; ~"" ~mpleled abop"~ta, MCO il ' ~.r ~-: . ' • :10 -fliPu~~W,I')Irkwllt\)8'~ .~ ·,~ Ri~i H basi at 1 Jan Me( H~. wA reor inttl Rd., ' ' . ~. No.~~ The Sunday 1'111!8Sentlnel; Snnday, Pl~rg, 1 ~ " ~'~*> "* ~-.." IJ'IIt ' 0 ~ d~ ~CHINE ~ ~~~~~· * ......, c",. '* ~ani firm,~ ~ ~ *-• e~pe<ls ~:=t ~fi,ZIIO,ODU. four· i2·~ ~. ~ 1our."i)lii.· . a - ha)f,.lb~ -have will . s· Pllllb~. No,~~~-·Jnes ~•is mne~~ coo~ frio vile ~ BY DUS TIIOMAS 11om DNII II 10 till P.arkemW,, IIIII iB lilt, tilt approllmile ·Maipret It lllll 111111\ ,a\ Dam IIIII ball a eareylajl CIPJC!tr of Nt•Jll" IM!I 1111 ltfr. fi II IIIII .,. 11!114 W ' Jllllt 50 yeau 110 tllll Loob ed BiG. , 'fl,· 430 • foot tall ol tbt Olllo Riv· M, In lhe middle ol IIIII nvtr. U'/1 10111. on II 1ne and hll Nlld tit lllllll mer lbenl Loob and of abOUI !lto,OfO., .: et lJe!WeeD Pa. and and II Is DOl knciWII when lbe 1be Duquelllt, IIM'!Detty tbe ten are ·also IIOOIL If 1111 .. and DamJ -'COIIIPlltld IIIII 111 3ltmUei. . , ; No. Cairo,I DI., a dillanu of 981 wljl be &aled. H. t.l. llolle, Is 213.2 feellq. •1 nil 11!111 . . . . . -.. operation ID the w1ieelbtl [lit. • Mljor apedal '" orsbUrl, Ill mllel, baa beeo regulaled lly \ The Wlnllted. which wat The l'lllol>urgh, lor,_ly tbe ....... 1111 - C I• ,n WU. old tiP dial l!f .,.. tricl, \). a. Army Cotpl ol En- portrtiovlred lite ' loU Decemlllt_ltlt el,\, !I.GIIO.Oip. Ml ollbese law • Wt oavi&aUon bought two years ago by capo S.S.IL, Cilrk.· buill ol MacliaoD, 1111111 C. Ci1lll* ol tit . ; ap. ,, ,._., coveting f dlllallCI ol Loeb dlll!aats: ·; .... ··. II•; ll slrlll:ldrel. lain John Lyollll and after lay· Ind. Ia 1•1. i» 218 feel 14 burlll Coal Co., IIIII .. . . . · ' 234.7 mil• from WIUJbura. w. No. 11 • two l!liles below I · 1'bo Ohio Rlvor Dlvillon ol llll Pt. Pleasant sev6'al 'ftlo !lu4U,... waa blllll al Cia. o( lba 81 "••"' olllel af tbll I&, lflf- 1'IW <llorft Va. to HllllllniiOD, W. va. WellsbUtJ, 'IU> operaUon, od'li!· JW r cos ,Mijloil; till U. 8. Army Cropo o1 Enam-\monlhs and ·1heiJ IPVtn a gener· dmlall fn 188'1. ,_life boatl Gtal tbt 'IlNdt: ,.,.._., llam1lt.a, • II lilt Major Thomas H. Jackson. 11,1$2,233. , !lo;:Jt.:.ll · ·below Part· een currenlly It enp&od Ia a al overhauJID& IIIII tOwed to : .we.-. laid np Ill till ol lbe 8am IIM!D will ._ c1JDo belli. Ill baalt oa a v1lilt. Ill ''· In charge ol the WlleeUng En· No. U - two milel beii!W erliburg,, illll. .,. j6m9)ele4 • vast $1 bUIIDn navliaUon NO. 3 . ·, Ia& Pllllburp odr a year ..,. amlllll tbls week 1114 lite bll beell• tit (]IIdia , ginWI Olllco, on sept. 2, 191! Wheeling. wUI be In operaU011 Jl\fle "'''· l1,SOOpiiO. raplaoemem and modenuzaiiOD Ml4dlepon for boner repalft, 18 wreclutp allolwod to lloal IIIII IJI a& PL P Y •· releeMd a reporl •bowlna u.· Dec. 31. ..lfi6,,coo• -tt ,:l!<l.t1110. ""10'11 Patlt• (11'081'1111, tile !1ra1 elll!lllll ,of still laid up a-, and bal nw- Auc. 18, 1111- Loborera ... away. . Geori" safllbe I S • . . . , tu• ol LOclls and 081111 io oper· No. 13 below er&burg, tb complelod In .which, tile New CU!Dbertand er turned a wheeL She ba heM ceivod so conta per bour 011 till 'ftle wbtel and lbetl, llclllon, a bad opl)l IIIUallll lhlll II& atlon and under co11ltrucllon In Wheeling, In operatiOII, COII, jJUlie )818, $1,241),1100. Locks and Dam. 56 mllea below crossed oul by lnopeetDn and !lew Orle- wbatf 1b o eqlnel, and capstal! IIIII ball ' .·I the Wheeling Dlllrlct. . I'1,220,0110. , 1 Na. 26 - ""'"· Add!aon, wiD Plltllblll'Jih, was dedicated In Is now in good lhap but ball .oilier day. An ad bi a New Or· haft Iliad¥ - ttJDOfod 111111 ..... tl, 1t11 · The report covered 18 damt, No. II - 23 miles • below be eomPieted Ill June IJ20, CGII. september 1911. In all, IJ mod· never be<;n wmpleted. Captain oewapaper bro1J8b1 all the eavell IIIII dlaJ!It wW be CleDdellla. Including the 'II completed and WheeiJn&, wUl be In qpetalloD ,l,JalljG09. · . · : , et11 otructures w!ll replace the Lyons bulldln& a fleet of Iand moTO men to tilt le'Vel tbiD ta11ea off this \Ytel: '1'- £at. •se last boat was lht l In operation, and the actual or IDec. 81, Jg)8) fl,210,0110. . No:: - ,nil!l )ftlles lielow 48 mating facilities. new barges at Hpsport,l .were wanted. fto nesl day till tor ""' about till only mai!D- - · ba heM quite eslimat<d cost and anlkloBlo!d No. 15 - olie mUe New GaWpolll, · Ia optratlon, coal, Ohio, and when he gels them levee "'"' d...nad. PaeUI 1118 arllclel ol voble. · conliDed "' 1111 lied. Ill completion dale ol the others. Marlins ville, In 'operadon, cost, $1,:1.28,447. . ' . , . HERE AilE olber bill ol 1\IV· rornpleled, 10 set all boat owners ..,..ally are def. One body of a wreck vlelim able ., be out apbl, The estimated cost ol construe- f) ,I91J,OOII. ·' No. 1:1 - lour mllea beloW er Newl from the GaDipolil the coal trade aloll& the Oblo, perat<ly afrald o1 advertillng. remains In the river but not In le, but ge«ln8 lion of the 1e dams, including : • No. 16 - nine mltei llelow Proctortllte, fi-IU be complel- Daily Tribune, just i10 yean aelling to small retail deaten. Engineers on 10111t of lite lbe wreckage. The body Is tllat Clptalll tom 1 those already In operation, wu ' SlslersvUle; will: be, ecl'ln 11120, lfiO: towboats and oand dlgen op- of a NegtO fireman, niiiMCI Rob- accepted a poslllon .. $21,945,874.00. Iin Jllly ltD, $1,390•. ,; I mlies abova A•l· 30, me - The CharUe erating 8fOIIIIII PllllbUQII ..., Inion. ..ha R.lftr lollbOa& Fifty yean ago, GalllpoHa l No, 17 - !OUt mlln inll a HuntJ¥on. In operation, COli, Aae. 31, ltu - The Wata' Brown, built in 18'12 at Pllto- saki to haft qnlt lhell' lobi on which " IOwlnC ...,.. IIIII wao included in tile Wheeling 111111 V.:ll!· • be $1,o17,9IJ. · · Queen showboat &nd towboat bllrih, and 200 leetlong, i» not accou. 1t of a roduction of flO .U,. Zli, IIU - Captain Jim from tilt Oldo IUftr II Engineers Dlltrlct, however, compleUiil ;JUly 1917! ,.COli, I • , " ': . owned by captain Roy the lont!est towboat on the rl•· a month in Wlget. Wrltlht. only Dvlna one ol 1191 IGII. Tom is said to, __beldlllll:- ..( since thai time lllero has been 1$1,4110,1100. ' · , it IN '1'11,Jt ....,.-' tliBII 30 7011'1 lfYatl, has beeD stranded 011 a er. The James A. Wood Is 191 The James Brotl*l Orchel- Writlhl brothers, all steam- oelloel pilot - llo .., o re-orpnlzaUIMl of Efi&ID- \ ' NO.. 11: .;. tiiiJi!e'l IInce lht _sandbar several dayt Just be- feet long. The Barrett, former· tra of Gallipolis on the steam- boat men, is residing with a Liver under bio laiiiW, eer1' Districts, and Gallipolis It jmdea aljove .,'lll colltptetiM l!ld j)edleetlon of low . Dam Z4, at lladne, wllere ly the Louis Houck, 18 210 feet ers TeD Cllf and Joe Fowler daughter at Lock 7 on the late Captain Ed W....,• ., now In !be HunUogton ltn&ln- operallon, COlli, t9!2,f/f. flit preoent rapidly • aglnf Ill''" the boat was to have PII!Yed long. The Sprague, blggeat tow· this summer 11'1 at home. The Kanawlla River. lle'1 way up .wu Gill ol the belli aers District, which extenJII ' tt ,mJ!M: · of Loeb .. .tbl Saturday nighl The towboat boat ever buill, It 211 feet tone St. Louis Waterways Journal lb b!s ii0'1, ln .the best of beallh, pl1olt Ill lba bl•tcn I kel ., .9nly6Lochs;~tJJ~tlJs'!in QperationBetween Well sburg·H Z./ttlltd '\wll- ~ E ilol~ Hll !\·· .. ~. '• weN...,. IIIII ·· 1-\ ·~ ·~, 4, core to al lhe Lli:l held II II E~n Sam U.i!ii ner . RICi lnnl chur be,, SHE bert lly ' Hou1 NOT EVERY PERSON lla 1 and who calls on me buys 1 new lend. --~ ANN lly " II ,, ,, ''" " ~ SOME DOlt I NEED ONE MCC. will ' Chu~ ' and -tell theml be !II What about your lteatlnJ- hal It reached !be ata~< · where you WODder whither or aot a lteUinJ ala tivft lly Ill "' is pr Buck HEARING AID -·-~ , .. Mas< ..... - .would be beneficial? Our tesl!ng II FllD aDd with out obllaatlon, 111111 our ncommendatlons based on ~eventeeJI year's experience. NOW II lbe tlllle tc eall or write for an appollllman& ID lbe privaq al GALl Dau& lar D 11111 vour borne. ENG at 1 Diles Radioear Company PHONI St34522 . , · Plldto Horlf 25 N. Court lt. Ave. preHI w~Yl will- r lheho ,I bury . will 1 Pedwin shoes for boyS dues, Campue 8'tyllng for the young• .... " mater GALL bers bers. vation Gallip be bel ers & call ~ Mrs I PORT 1·30 0 MER( will II< GAU.I will h of tho the b Acadot WED~ OHIO bold il 730 p Mf'mbl ments METR ship t MioJie at 9:31 H5 p. THUll! ME'm ship \11, er Met ton fro p. m. night ~ 7 lo 1: date. BliUY I p.m.~ Will In! rmnta. ... GALLU llill ""' •omeOi Iii Ii -ln,lo!W_as_'soullll f£,...._.._ this I I doralllo llyle for tloa . . . 1011 ...., o1 tllll-11 - - . 1111 alfiO 11 u b-. - - Mt a_. ........., •MYlhlnt ,au'd . . an . . ca~~~PJ• 111nt . . . ~ ..,. dtHIIIIIItJ addld "' •1111 t , • • a p l l n - - · . , . . . , ...,_ ......... Canto l A - for a lOOk alai ol- boys - �, .. I ; .. . \, .. ., ' I • . ~-- ~• E ;~: ~~ - Fll ~ II wll ·~ =. fan al 1101 IIIII wei< PI: Ill ~ 1Z ~ Demt,. dlt~ JR!iloii'~ ~; ~"" ~mpleled abop"~ta, MCO il ' ~.r ~-: . ' • :10 -fliPu~~W,I')Irkwllt\)8'~ .~ ·,~ Ri~i H basi at 1 Jan Me( H~. wA reor inttl Rd., ' ' . ~. No.~~ The Sunday 1'111!8Sentlnel; Snnday, Pl~rg, 1 ~ " ~'~*> "* ~-.." IJ'IIt ' 0 ~ d~ ~CHINE ~ ~~~~~· * ......, c",. '* ~ani firm,~ ~ ~ *-• e~pe<ls ~:=t ~fi,ZIIO,ODU. four· i2·~ ~. ~ 1our."i)lii.· . a - ha)f,.lb~ -have will . s· Pllllb~. No,~~~-·Jnes ~•is mne~~ coo~ frio vile ~ BY DUS TIIOMAS 11om DNII II 10 till P.arkemW,, IIIII iB lilt, tilt approllmile ·Maipret It lllll 111111\ ,a\ Dam IIIII ball a eareylajl CIPJC!tr of Nt•Jll" IM!I 1111 ltfr. fi II IIIII .,. 11!114 W ' Jllllt 50 yeau 110 tllll Loob ed BiG. , 'fl,· 430 • foot tall ol tbt Olllo Riv· M, In lhe middle ol IIIII nvtr. U'/1 10111. on II 1ne and hll Nlld tit lllllll mer lbenl Loob and of abOUI !lto,OfO., .: et lJe!WeeD Pa. and and II Is DOl knciWII when lbe 1be Duquelllt, IIM'!Detty tbe ten are ·also IIOOIL If 1111 .. and DamJ -'COIIIPlltld IIIII 111 3ltmUei. . , ; No. Cairo,I DI., a dillanu of 981 wljl be &aled. H. t.l. llolle, Is 213.2 feellq. •1 nil 11!111 . . . . . -.. operation ID the w1ieelbtl [lit. • Mljor apedal '" orsbUrl, Ill mllel, baa beeo regulaled lly \ The Wlnllted. which wat The l'lllol>urgh, lor,_ly tbe ....... 1111 - C I• ,n WU. old tiP dial l!f .,.. tricl, \). a. Army Cotpl ol En- portrtiovlred lite ' loU Decemlllt_ltlt el,\, !I.GIIO.Oip. Ml ollbese law • Wt oavi&aUon bought two years ago by capo S.S.IL, Cilrk.· buill ol MacliaoD, 1111111 C. Ci1lll* ol tit . ; ap. ,, ,._., coveting f dlllallCI ol Loeb dlll!aats: ·; .... ··. II•; ll slrlll:ldrel. lain John Lyollll and after lay· Ind. Ia 1•1. i» 218 feel 14 burlll Coal Co., IIIII .. . . . · ' 234.7 mil• from WIUJbura. w. No. 11 • two l!liles below I · 1'bo Ohio Rlvor Dlvillon ol llll Pt. Pleasant sev6'al 'ftlo !lu4U,... waa blllll al Cia. o( lba 81 "••"' olllel af tbll I&, lflf- 1'IW <llorft Va. to HllllllniiOD, W. va. WellsbUtJ, 'IU> operaUon, od'li!· JW r cos ,Mijloil; till U. 8. Army Cropo o1 Enam-\monlhs and ·1heiJ IPVtn a gener· dmlall fn 188'1. ,_life boatl Gtal tbt 'IlNdt: ,.,.._., llam1lt.a, • II lilt Major Thomas H. Jackson. 11,1$2,233. , !lo;:Jt.:.ll · ·below Part· een currenlly It enp&od Ia a al overhauJID& IIIII tOwed to : .we.-. laid np Ill till ol lbe 8am IIM!D will ._ c1JDo belli. Ill baalt oa a v1lilt. Ill ''· In charge ol the WlleeUng En· No. U - two milel beii!W erliburg,, illll. .,. j6m9)ele4 • vast $1 bUIIDn navliaUon NO. 3 . ·, Ia& Pllllburp odr a year ..,. amlllll tbls week 1114 lite bll beell• tit (]IIdia , ginWI Olllco, on sept. 2, 191! Wheeling. wUI be In operaU011 Jl\fle "'''· l1,SOOpiiO. raplaoemem and modenuzaiiOD Ml4dlepon for boner repalft, 18 wreclutp allolwod to lloal IIIII IJI a& PL P Y •· releeMd a reporl •bowlna u.· Dec. 31. ..lfi6,,coo• -tt ,:l!<l.t1110. ""10'11 Patlt• (11'081'1111, tile !1ra1 elll!lllll ,of still laid up a-, and bal nw- Auc. 18, 1111- Loborera ... away. . Geori" safllbe I S • . . . , tu• ol LOclls and 081111 io oper· No. 13 below er&burg, tb complelod In .which, tile New CU!Dbertand er turned a wheeL She ba heM ceivod so conta per bour 011 till 'ftle wbtel and lbetl, llclllon, a bad opl)l IIIUallll lhlll II& atlon and under co11ltrucllon In Wheeling, In operatiOII, COII, jJUlie )818, $1,241),1100. Locks and Dam. 56 mllea below crossed oul by lnopeetDn and !lew Orle- wbatf 1b o eqlnel, and capstal! IIIII ball ' .·I the Wheeling Dlllrlct. . I'1,220,0110. , 1 Na. 26 - ""'"· Add!aon, wiD Plltllblll'Jih, was dedicated In Is now in good lhap but ball .oilier day. An ad bi a New Or· haft Iliad¥ - ttJDOfod 111111 ..... tl, 1t11 · The report covered 18 damt, No. II - 23 miles • below be eomPieted Ill June IJ20, CGII. september 1911. In all, IJ mod· never be<;n wmpleted. Captain oewapaper bro1J8b1 all the eavell IIIII dlaJ!It wW be CleDdellla. Including the 'II completed and WheeiJn&, wUl be In qpetalloD ,l,JalljG09. · . · : , et11 otructures w!ll replace the Lyons bulldln& a fleet of Iand moTO men to tilt le'Vel tbiD ta11ea off this \Ytel: '1'- £at. •se last boat was lht l In operation, and the actual or IDec. 81, Jg)8) fl,210,0110. . No:: - ,nil!l )ftlles lielow 48 mating facilities. new barges at Hpsport,l .were wanted. fto nesl day till tor ""' about till only mai!D- - · ba heM quite eslimat<d cost and anlkloBlo!d No. 15 - olie mUe New GaWpolll, · Ia optratlon, coal, Ohio, and when he gels them levee "'"' d...nad. PaeUI 1118 arllclel ol voble. · conliDed "' 1111 lied. Ill completion dale ol the others. Marlins ville, In 'operadon, cost, $1,:1.28,447. . ' . , . HERE AilE olber bill ol 1\IV· rornpleled, 10 set all boat owners ..,..ally are def. One body of a wreck vlelim able ., be out apbl, The estimated cost ol construe- f) ,I91J,OOII. ·' No. 1:1 - lour mllea beloW er Newl from the GaDipolil the coal trade aloll& the Oblo, perat<ly afrald o1 advertillng. remains In the river but not In le, but ge«ln8 lion of the 1e dams, including : • No. 16 - nine mltei llelow Proctortllte, fi-IU be complel- Daily Tribune, just i10 yean aelling to small retail deaten. Engineers on 10111t of lite lbe wreckage. The body Is tllat Clptalll tom 1 those already In operation, wu ' SlslersvUle; will: be, ecl'ln 11120, lfiO: towboats and oand dlgen op- of a NegtO fireman, niiiMCI Rob- accepted a poslllon .. $21,945,874.00. Iin Jllly ltD, $1,390•. ,; I mlies abova A•l· 30, me - The CharUe erating 8fOIIIIII PllllbUQII ..., Inion. ..ha R.lftr lollbOa& Fifty yean ago, GalllpoHa l No, 17 - !OUt mlln inll a HuntJ¥on. In operation, COli, Aae. 31, ltu - The Wata' Brown, built in 18'12 at Pllto- saki to haft qnlt lhell' lobi on which " IOwlnC ...,.. IIIII wao included in tile Wheeling 111111 V.:ll!· • be $1,o17,9IJ. · · Queen showboat &nd towboat bllrih, and 200 leetlong, i» not accou. 1t of a roduction of flO .U,. Zli, IIU - Captain Jim from tilt Oldo IUftr II Engineers Dlltrlct, however, compleUiil ;JUly 1917! ,.COli, I • , " ': . owned by captain Roy the lont!est towboat on the rl•· a month in Wlget. Wrltlht. only Dvlna one ol 1191 IGII. Tom is said to, __beldlllll:- ..( since thai time lllero has been 1$1,4110,1100. ' · , it IN '1'11,Jt ....,.-' tliBII 30 7011'1 lfYatl, has beeD stranded 011 a er. The James A. Wood Is 191 The James Brotl*l Orchel- Writlhl brothers, all steam- oelloel pilot - llo .., o re-orpnlzaUIMl of Efi&ID- \ ' NO.. 11: .;. tiiiJi!e'l IInce lht _sandbar several dayt Just be- feet long. The Barrett, former· tra of Gallipolis on the steam- boat men, is residing with a Liver under bio laiiiW, eer1' Districts, and Gallipolis It jmdea aljove .,'lll colltptetiM l!ld j)edleetlon of low . Dam Z4, at lladne, wllere ly the Louis Houck, 18 210 feet ers TeD Cllf and Joe Fowler daughter at Lock 7 on the late Captain Ed W....,• ., now In !be HunUogton ltn&ln- operallon, COlli, t9!2,f/f. flit preoent rapidly • aglnf Ill''" the boat was to have PII!Yed long. The Sprague, blggeat tow· this summer 11'1 at home. The Kanawlla River. lle'1 way up .wu Gill ol the belli aers District, which extenJII ' tt ,mJ!M: · of Loeb .. .tbl Saturday nighl The towboat boat ever buill, It 211 feet tone St. Louis Waterways Journal lb b!s ii0'1, ln .the best of beallh, pl1olt Ill lba bl•tcn I kel ., .9nly6Lochs;~tJJ~tlJs'!in QperationBetween Well sburg·H Z./ttlltd '\wll- ~ E ilol~ Hll !\·· .. ~. '• weN...,. IIIII ·· 1-\ ·~ ·~, 4, core to al lhe Lli:l held II II E~n Sam U.i!ii ner . RICi lnnl chur be,, SHE bert lly ' Hou1 NOT EVERY PERSON lla 1 and who calls on me buys 1 new lend. --~ ANN lly " II ,, ,, ''" " ~ SOME DOlt I NEED ONE MCC. will ' Chu~ ' and -tell theml be !II What about your lteatlnJ- hal It reached !be ata~< · where you WODder whither or aot a lteUinJ ala tivft lly Ill "' is pr Buck HEARING AID -·-~ , .. Mas< ..... - .would be beneficial? Our tesl!ng II FllD aDd with out obllaatlon, 111111 our ncommendatlons based on ~eventeeJI year's experience. NOW II lbe tlllle tc eall or write for an appollllman& ID lbe privaq al GALl Dau& lar D 11111 vour borne. ENG at 1 Diles Radioear Company PHONI St34522 . , · Plldto Horlf 25 N. Court lt. Ave. preHI w~Yl will- r lheho ,I bury . will 1 Pedwin shoes for boyS dues, Campue 8'tyllng for the young• .... " mater GALL bers bers. vation Gallip be bel ers & call ~ Mrs I PORT 1·30 0 MER( will II< GAU.I will h of tho the b Acadot WED~ OHIO bold il 730 p Mf'mbl ments METR ship t MioJie at 9:31 H5 p. THUll! ME'm ship \11, er Met ton fro p. m. night ~ 7 lo 1: date. BliUY I p.m.~ Will In! rmnta. ... GALLU llill ""' •omeOi Iii Ii -ln,lo!W_as_'soullll f£,...._.._ this I I doralllo llyle for tloa . . . 1011 ...., o1 tllll-11 - - . 1111 alfiO 11 u b-. - - Mt a_. ........., •MYlhlnt ,au'd . . an . . ca~~~PJ• 111nt . . . ~ ..,. dtHIIIIIItJ addld "' •1111 t , • • a p l l n - - · . , . . . , ...,_ ......... Canto l A - for a lOOk alai ol- boys - �'I l's Easy _I,~ Get Extr~rCasi1ThtWant Ad Way Business !ar~ .• _ ,;.. .• «.a,_ . ••~• OUT THEY GOI WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl . . ··- .. ., . RAILEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYClES SAUS & M$0 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ••dronlc Ordtrlne To heeciOur Drlw•ln ILAETTNARS IIRVICI It HERII Cnw's Steak House Phon• 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED RADIATOR II ONI 01' ' " ' . NICIST 'IOPLII DICK RAWLINGS 18wlinta Honda WY I-~111GMJG''~ MIDDLIJ'911T OK BUYS! Impala Hardlop. Loc:ally owned and Dnly '12.000 milea, 6 cylinder, power steering . Spotleas fawn interior, belu tiful maroon finish. Radio and heater. I' $u,.I.ay Almanac Not~• WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE AD New Rlilletar 1li¥ • Cer e Truck • Muter ond BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy Core • Bulldo..r eAny Type e2 USED ePARTSfer MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS · ., , eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At KEITH GOBLE FORD Metropolit1n Moton Ennintl end lltu~''- Middleport, 0 NOW IEPIISINTIN& MEIGS COUNTY " WITH FULL SIIIVIC:I MORNING DAWN LODGE No.7 I . A. l)egrM The · Conv. Cpt. Good tireat 8 cyl. engine, Std. trans. Raalo and beater, good top. 62 Chevrolet $1095 t DoDr Sedan, V8 engtne, std. trans. White finish with red Interior, cood tJre.11, fl· clio and be1ter. IOAT and 111010r Hcenae - E•· . lnrude Sales and Service. .' Schwarze! Morine, !r~;;~o~hl~·~·=~. ~-~ IDI~ repllr 60 Corvair ·· $595 700 4 Door. White over turq • finish, 1ood tire•, automat· 1c trans. Radio, a 1 owner low mileage car that Is ex· tn Dice. 1101' ·. mak01.' ·wv · •1214. Pomerov Saiea and 1 lli lie 57 Chevrolet $395 Bel Air St. WIKOn. White over red finish, clean tnter· ior, goqd tirei, VB entine, autom1tle · tr1n1., RltH. USED FURNITUII ·:, ' We WHI Ivy Any AIMunt, lncluilltit Compl... lst... . KNOTTS USI!D FUQIITUitl IIA ........ Avo. . .11 ....111, Ololo ' PUBliC SAlE THURS., SEPT. I 10:00A.M. 66 Chevys ==~.-:. fum IGIIIDmllll. IICIIIIe DlrHtiMoo Toiiii' light .., , _ ··~ .... . loot &ollllldlt Doro, ...... AND 4 TRUCKS lhlrd • - Groce, on 1e11 """ ..,.rtton"1 en f - RUII IIOICL ., .... a.,~-lnch­ AYCtfeiiMl, Cel. II. I. Knotl4 Clork, Mn. R. L ICel.uDOh WID Be Sentd a,Cb...-a-p --- - - -, r R•pr In1 .~ - UPI Dispotch 1967 Car Prit't>l Up AT IIG DISCOUNT PRIWI I I I DE'fROIT - THE PRICE I ~n 1967 model car• d~~ I tag t month wl11 I out nex . d another marply higher, an I rice boost Is due for 196a I p The auto compames guard I \ their pricing plans as close~~ as they do new deSigns, a I there are fewer leaks. But "Urces close t? the mdustry_ predict price mcreases ~: tween $50 and $200 for • I 1""7 models - and chances wtre good thew'll ' be clos..r I to the higher figure. I I l I BUY I "" ----' .... NOW -SAVE You never hod a better thance to buy at a lower price. Save BIG at your Chevy dealer. . ' . POMEROY MOTOR··co•. OPEN EVINI"S ;t'lio .. ,. f ,., ' �'I l's Easy _I,~ Get Extr~rCasi1ThtWant Ad Way Business !ar~ .• _ ,;.. .• «.a,_ . ••~• OUT THEY GOI WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl . . ··- .. ., . RAILEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYClES SAUS & M$0 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ••dronlc Ordtrlne To heeciOur Drlw•ln ILAETTNARS IIRVICI It HERII Cnw's Steak House Phon• 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED RADIATOR II ONI 01' ' " ' . NICIST 'IOPLII DICK RAWLINGS 18wlinta Honda WY I-~111GMJG''~ MIDDLIJ'911T OK BUYS! Impala Hardlop. Loc:ally owned and Dnly '12.000 milea, 6 cylinder, power steering . Spotleas fawn interior, belu tiful maroon finish. Radio and heater. I' $u,.I.ay Almanac Not~• WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE AD New Rlilletar 1li¥ • Cer e Truck • Muter ond BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy Core • Bulldo..r eAny Type e2 USED ePARTSfer MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS · ., , eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At KEITH GOBLE FORD Metropolit1n Moton Ennintl end lltu~''- Middleport, 0 NOW IEPIISINTIN& MEIGS COUNTY " WITH FULL SIIIVIC:I MORNING DAWN LODGE No.7 I . A. l)egrM The · Conv. Cpt. Good tireat 8 cyl. engine, Std. trans. Raalo and beater, good top. 62 Chevrolet $1095 t DoDr Sedan, V8 engtne, std. trans. White finish with red Interior, cood tJre.11, fl· clio and be1ter. IOAT and 111010r Hcenae - E•· . lnrude Sales and Service. .' Schwarze! Morine, !r~;;~o~hl~·~·=~. ~-~ IDI~ repllr 60 Corvair ·· $595 700 4 Door. White over turq • finish, 1ood tire•, automat· 1c trans. Radio, a 1 owner low mileage car that Is ex· tn Dice. 1101' ·. mak01.' ·wv · •1214. Pomerov Saiea and 1 lli lie 57 Chevrolet $395 Bel Air St. WIKOn. White over red finish, clean tnter· ior, goqd tirei, VB entine, autom1tle · tr1n1., RltH. USED FURNITUII ·:, ' We WHI Ivy Any AIMunt, lncluilltit Compl... lst... . KNOTTS USI!D FUQIITUitl IIA ........ Avo. . .11 ....111, Ololo ' PUBliC SAlE THURS., SEPT. I 10:00A.M. 66 Chevys ==~.-:. fum IGIIIDmllll. IICIIIIe DlrHtiMoo Toiiii' light .., , _ ··~ .... . loot &ollllldlt Doro, ...... AND 4 TRUCKS lhlrd • - Groce, on 1e11 """ ..,.rtton"1 en f - RUII IIOICL ., .... a.,~-lnch­ AYCtfeiiMl, Cel. II. I. Knotl4 Clork, Mn. R. L ICel.uDOh WID Be Sentd a,Cb...-a-p --- - - -, r R•pr In1 .~ - UPI Dispotch 1967 Car Prit't>l Up AT IIG DISCOUNT PRIWI I I I DE'fROIT - THE PRICE I ~n 1967 model car• d~~ I tag t month wl11 I out nex . d another marply higher, an I rice boost Is due for 196a I p The auto compames guard I \ their pricing plans as close~~ as they do new deSigns, a I there are fewer leaks. But "Urces close t? the mdustry_ predict price mcreases ~: tween $50 and $200 for • I 1""7 models - and chances wtre good thew'll ' be clos..r I to the higher figure. I I l I BUY I "" ----' .... NOW -SAVE You never hod a better thance to buy at a lower price. Save BIG at your Chevy dealer. . ' . POMEROY MOTOR··co•. OPEN EVINI"S ;t'lio .. ,. f ,., ' �' I' • Y. ' l!l.f~·~ -~ \ ' ' •, ... ' ,. ... ,,.,.• l "' ,. ·'•• • :.: -._The- • mt~u. · ,•j \' SUIIdlf''f!IDII-SelltiDel, Sunday, !!eptember 4. 1968 ------·--· -- -- - · - - -~ - lime for lhil seedJnl. Wbolber .you are making a arass ~ng 1o make a beau(Contlnued From Page Five) lllul lawa surrounding t b • ' house or to make a good appear· till probably be uslllg bromo- ance on Friday DIJht at the foo~ trass, orchardsrasa, or lim<>- 'ball game in the stadium, or · · ' producing feed for Uveslock, thy: Best tune for seeding these :good practices of seeding, ferL! JUst as soon as yoo can Bet i llllzation, water management, sufficient moisture. September! time. and height of mowing will would be the most desirable Ihelp do the job better. LA\VNS ..·• • .• Dateli.ne: . . . ! •. .. , . ... . . . , . , . . . .. . . ,. ·~t.,. ;:n. ' . ' . Gallia lOC By HOBART WILSON, JR. l)lST Monday evening at Oscar's Restaurant in Gal· lipolis, 13 Gallipolitans met with national, state and area Jaycee officials for the purpose of organizing a Jaycee chapter in Gallia county. • • • • • • QFFICIAlS passed out pamphlets en· titled, "Five Reasons to Step Ahead with The Jaycees." They are: Self improvement; Career Advance· ment: Community Recognition ; Service, and Friendship. If You Are looking For Plenty Of Used Car Value, Better Hurry Here! lots Of Cars, All Makes and Models, All Winners, All low Priced. You'll Never Get A Better DeaL 1965 IMPALA SPORT CPE. Red, Black Interior, VB, 327 engine, 4 speed transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, one local owner. $2495 1965 BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN, Turquoise, turquoise interior, 6 cyl., standard transmission , radio, heater, deluxe wheel covers. Only 11,000 miles. local car. $1995 1964 BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN, Daytonan Blue, 6 cyl., standard transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires. $1495 1964 CHEVY 114 DOOR STATION WAG. 6 cyl. , Powerglide transmission, radio, one owner. $1495 1964 FORD FAIRLANE CUSTOM STA. WAGON. Blue vinyl interior, VB engine, Standard trans., radio, heater, one local owner $1495 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. SEDAN. Saddle tan, fawn interior, VB, Powerglide trans., radio, heater, nice family car. ONLY $1395 1963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN. Wllite, VB engine, Powerglide transmission, white wall tires, local -:•wner. $1095 196::t FORD GALAX IE 500 4 Door Sedan, White, turquoise top, VB enqine, Crui~e­ o-matic transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, one owner. $1495 1963 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2 DOOR SPORT CPE., Blue, Hydramatic trans., power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, white wall tires, local owner $1995 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR SED. light blue, Hydramatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, local owner. $1295 .J~&J FORD GALAXIE STARLINER SPORT COUPE, VB engine, Ford-o-malic transmission, power steering, radio, heater. ONLY $895 See this one. 1961 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATION WAGON, 9 Passenger, Ford-o-malic trans mission, radio, heater, white well tires. $1095 1960 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR STATION WAGON, Hydramatic trans., power steerinq , power brakes, radio $895 1959 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN, 6 cyl., stand. trans., black, local owner $595 1954 DODGE TRUCK 2 TON With dump bed and hoist. If you need an old dump truck you can't go wrong. FOR ONLY $475 10 DEMONSTRATORS THE back page lists facts Gallia conn· _ . •tians should know about the organ· ization. They are: It's a young men 's orgamzabonmembership limited to men 21-36 _years; Jaycee mem· bership comprises many occupatiOnal groups-salesmen, dentists, farmers, draftsmen, auto mecharucs and many others. • • ~ -· . • ALSO, Jaycees are independently organized;-not af· filiated with any other servtec or commumty group - for the purpose of providing training for their members and for bettering their community. Jaycees are nation-wide and world-wide. There are 4,100 chapters throughout the nation. Jaycees chapters:-<alled Jun· lor Chambers- exisl in over 100 countnes and terntones throughout the world. • • them. IN STARTING TODAY! GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. DEALER 210.236 Second Ave. O.lllpollt ,Ohio Phone 446 3672 . . _...'1 W· ·'' i · ·~Q11:UNr. . D'''GAI .. R. (Dick) Brown was appointed temporary chair· man of the Gallipolis Jaycees. The organization hopes to have 25 members by Sept. 12. If this is accomplished, Gallipolis will receive a Jaycee charter. • • • DURING a recent Blue Devil practice se8'ion on Memorial Field, two Pee Wee size lads by the name of Epling and Johnson were punting and passing their football near Chickamauga Creek. Alter several tosses, the bali took a bad bounce, and tumbled into the creek below. A BOUT 20 • • r:-: ... . . • ,. NO RENTAL Kind .. hrvloi ,.11..,.· CHARGE 6::Jb a. m.; Jefferson up :13, 6:30 a. n:..; Rose G. down Greenup 4:50 p. m.; Luther . Herdman down Greenup 6:40 p. Gauge Readlqo - Galhpolis m.; J . s. Lewis down Greenup Dam 12.0, 11.8, running one 7,15 p. m.; Mark Easton up !not on rollers, Pomeroy - Mas· Greenup 7:20 p. m.; Elisha ~ 20.29, Pt. Pleasant Woods up Greenup 3 a. m.; Binion .52, Kanawha Falls 2.03, Boc-K up Greenup 7 1 . m.; Charleston 18.85. London, MarQueeo down Meldahl 7:· met and. Winfield dams were 15 p. m.; Zimmer up Me!dahl 011 Ute sills. S:30 p. m. ; Fort Dearborn up Meldahl 10:50 p. m.; Inca down Metdahl 12 :05 a. m.; Andrew Oblo River - Edeana Calhoun down Meldahl I: 10 a. worth down 13, 4:30 a. m .; ,. m.; Molly K. down Meldabl New Orleans down 13, a a. m.; 3:05 a. m. John K. up 14, 3:30 p. m. ; Wnlt.- , Galllpolla Dam - Barbara ' er Curley up 14, 8 p. m.; Peg- Gay dowa 7:50 p. m.; Jeffboal IIY Downey up 14, 10:45 p. m.; up 11:55 p. m.; City oJ St. Harve~ . Jordon down 14, 6 a. , Louis down 2:25 a. m.; Buck· m.; Dixie down 15, 2:20 a. m. ; 1 State . Sol . N Marf ill d 15 5·15 eye up 2·30 a. m. , · ew lDSY e OWl ' • vay down 4:25 a. m.; Orco up a. m.; Steel Trader down 15, 5:35 a. m.; Charles Stevenson 5:45 a. m.; Ranger dowa 16, d On d d own 7:35 a. m.; war own ' 7.·05 a. m... Criss. J r. down 18 ' 9:15 a. m. I 6:30 a. m. ; Nalional dowa 18, 7:05 a. m.: Baby Lear down 20, Kanawha Rver - 0. F. 3:55 a. m.; A. J. Patten up 20, Shearer up Marmet 2:05 p.m.: 5:55 a. m.; Titan up 20, 7:20 Harry Dyer up Marmet 10:50 L m.; R. C. Bills down 20, p. m. ; Helen Z. up Winfield wa!ttng; Eastern down 22, 5:10 11:15 p. m.; H.. E. Bowles up a. m.; Lady Mignon down 22, Winfield 2:05 a. m.; Susan 5:35 a. m.; Elgercliff up 23, Lane up Winfield 2:40 a. m.; 2 a. m.; Walter Beckjord down Allen R. Merrill down Will:13, 4:15 a. m.; Louisiana up 23, field 6:45 a. m. <t ON LP GAS IOnLED GAS PUNI' NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "1.1\JAI:I TANKS! U$1 OUR BOntiD GAS IN YOUR MOBilE COOK WITH ITI HIAT WITH IT- You ..,. boat IDd ...t with 1 - . 111 2111eec from , _ lraller. Wlqo b111 fuel 00? U JOU Spreads a CARPET OF WARMTH over your lloorst WAJIII MORNING'S "Carpet of Comfort" blOwer syRelll poun IIIli .heat fr!nn Ullder the full width oftbe .eablnat . _. llll'•adlni warmth aU over the lloorw from will to wllll "l'OP.().MATIC'' eomforting You bot ••• ond lhlll'a crulolng apeed. 5-opoed syrn:ltro-meh 1ransmlaalon ltandard with crulalng gear, Taoflometer standwd. Disc br.U. upofront standard. Loaded with "extras" at no extra coet. See lt today-drive it away. dllcttl!lll CIA. Gat - now Oli LP Gu fltr rour :trailer. ' ' .' o< •;r~ • WI WILL S. .VI ~:6. .7·' ;. .,,, ,; , :;· 0 ANYWHIII • FOR NATURAl. Qt;JOTTLED GAS ;,1 ' '.' ! "· .: Rutland ·. Furn·iture _ 1 LMn, W. Vo. order a new tnner. ""'"' ou IGr BoWed YOU . " PRICED AS LOW AS 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? SHINNS FIAT SALES SIIOBT RIBS HOME bloblot your f1nier Upll· 1500 SPIDER PIRSONAU.y J " eootrots JIDt the thermostat aail ~19wer adjustment FlAT ·• OWNIO · ,, 1 ' THE FABULOUS oduplD ts box at · The '-:r-.L I 60T HIT ON1HE FINGER WITH A I=OUL TIP... TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Paul Davies and Co., Jewelry Store has grand opening in Gallipolis . . . Over 500 GAHS fans view Blue Devil workout under floodlights on Academy Field ..• City schools open with 1,490 pupils . . . Dr. Rayman Allison to battle Bill Cherrington for Gallipolis Golf Club Championship . . . Les Alban wins first In Class C horseshoe event at Buckeye Lake . . . Blazer Wetherholt named commander of Gallipolis American Legion, La· fayette Post No. 27 ... Mrs. Lillie Walker, 65, of 93 Cedar St., succumbs ..... Charles Jeffers, 56, night clerk at Lafayette Hotel, dies suddenly . .. New Gal· llpolis Exchange club has 30 charter members . . . Pl. Pleasant Big Blacks lambasted 44-0 by Huntington Pony Express in 1946 grid opener. River News 1'ln 811gethe:J. u For New aod o·1d Homes onlookers attempted to retrieve the bali, but to no avaiL Along came Bill Eachus, a member of Woody Hayes' 1966 Ohio State University football team. Bill climbed down the steep bank and with the aid of a huge stick, and plucked the ball from the muddy water. Poison ivy was thick in the area, but Bill said he was immune. Hope so. The two lads, attired in full grid dress, are sons of two former Ali-SEOAL Blue Devil grid players-Miles Epling and Vance Johnson. YOUR: CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE ·· G•IHpolis, Oh1o u everaMiflvii' ' The Mark of .l llgh ot SAVINGS 10 DAYS ·, >':SMITH BUICK :CO. ., TO BE SOLD AT A ..• e BIG SUZUKI UGH'IWiiGitt MOTORCYCLES .' "rl•s up It> yt111,You Jmow." whether you'~"lilv<livi!d in: · traffic accident or not beIna alert for danaeroiiB tta!JIIe II situations, you UIIUIIily THE Jaycees mainlain a national office in Tulsa, Okla., dedicated to the fighting men of World War IT and Korea. The U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized in 1920, making it th~ fastest ~rowing service organization in the world . It 1s recogmzed the world over as a group that "gets things done." • •' . !' • • ' SBf1' .'IHflltl .... . NOW! OWNED • , ·, . . :."· ' ·~." . . ! 'i~'. ~i '. : ":! · ! J r~~~iA~Jp,:p~~ . · lltQNE SH2-4211 -- ·-- .._. . ....- ---,-"':,..--.~--~,,. '~rk 4!f·Qulllly Qu•lltllll ._,_ a~s · . 1 IM NO'T 5URE .... ltL AAVE'lO FIND OUT tcombims•:;· -· I; . he i>ttome W .. llill1 flf W!l~ �' I' • Y. ' l!l.f~·~ -~ \ ' ' •, ... ' ,. ... ,,.,.• l "' ,. ·'•• • :.: -._The- • mt~u. · ,•j \' SUIIdlf''f!IDII-SelltiDel, Sunday, !!eptember 4. 1968 ------·--· -- -- - · - - -~ - lime for lhil seedJnl. Wbolber .you are making a arass ~ng 1o make a beau(Contlnued From Page Five) lllul lawa surrounding t b • ' house or to make a good appear· till probably be uslllg bromo- ance on Friday DIJht at the foo~ trass, orchardsrasa, or lim<>- 'ball game in the stadium, or · · ' producing feed for Uveslock, thy: Best tune for seeding these :good practices of seeding, ferL! JUst as soon as yoo can Bet i llllzation, water management, sufficient moisture. September! time. and height of mowing will would be the most desirable Ihelp do the job better. LA\VNS ..·• • .• Dateli.ne: . . . ! •. .. , . ... . . . , . , . . . .. . . ,. ·~t.,. ;:n. ' . ' . Gallia lOC By HOBART WILSON, JR. l)lST Monday evening at Oscar's Restaurant in Gal· lipolis, 13 Gallipolitans met with national, state and area Jaycee officials for the purpose of organizing a Jaycee chapter in Gallia county. • • • • • • QFFICIAlS passed out pamphlets en· titled, "Five Reasons to Step Ahead with The Jaycees." They are: Self improvement; Career Advance· ment: Community Recognition ; Service, and Friendship. If You Are looking For Plenty Of Used Car Value, Better Hurry Here! lots Of Cars, All Makes and Models, All Winners, All low Priced. You'll Never Get A Better DeaL 1965 IMPALA SPORT CPE. Red, Black Interior, VB, 327 engine, 4 speed transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, one local owner. $2495 1965 BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN, Turquoise, turquoise interior, 6 cyl., standard transmission , radio, heater, deluxe wheel covers. Only 11,000 miles. local car. $1995 1964 BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN, Daytonan Blue, 6 cyl., standard transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires. $1495 1964 CHEVY 114 DOOR STATION WAG. 6 cyl. , Powerglide transmission, radio, one owner. $1495 1964 FORD FAIRLANE CUSTOM STA. WAGON. Blue vinyl interior, VB engine, Standard trans., radio, heater, one local owner $1495 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. SEDAN. Saddle tan, fawn interior, VB, Powerglide trans., radio, heater, nice family car. ONLY $1395 1963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN. Wllite, VB engine, Powerglide transmission, white wall tires, local -:•wner. $1095 196::t FORD GALAX IE 500 4 Door Sedan, White, turquoise top, VB enqine, Crui~e­ o-matic transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, one owner. $1495 1963 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2 DOOR SPORT CPE., Blue, Hydramatic trans., power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, white wall tires, local owner $1995 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR SED. light blue, Hydramatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, local owner. $1295 .J~&J FORD GALAXIE STARLINER SPORT COUPE, VB engine, Ford-o-malic transmission, power steering, radio, heater. ONLY $895 See this one. 1961 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATION WAGON, 9 Passenger, Ford-o-malic trans mission, radio, heater, white well tires. $1095 1960 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR STATION WAGON, Hydramatic trans., power steerinq , power brakes, radio $895 1959 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DOOR SEDAN, 6 cyl., stand. trans., black, local owner $595 1954 DODGE TRUCK 2 TON With dump bed and hoist. If you need an old dump truck you can't go wrong. FOR ONLY $475 10 DEMONSTRATORS THE back page lists facts Gallia conn· _ . •tians should know about the organ· ization. They are: It's a young men 's orgamzabonmembership limited to men 21-36 _years; Jaycee mem· bership comprises many occupatiOnal groups-salesmen, dentists, farmers, draftsmen, auto mecharucs and many others. • • ~ -· . • ALSO, Jaycees are independently organized;-not af· filiated with any other servtec or commumty group - for the purpose of providing training for their members and for bettering their community. Jaycees are nation-wide and world-wide. There are 4,100 chapters throughout the nation. Jaycees chapters:-<alled Jun· lor Chambers- exisl in over 100 countnes and terntones throughout the world. • • them. IN STARTING TODAY! GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. DEALER 210.236 Second Ave. O.lllpollt ,Ohio Phone 446 3672 . . _...'1 W· ·'' i · ·~Q11:UNr. . D'''GAI .. R. (Dick) Brown was appointed temporary chair· man of the Gallipolis Jaycees. The organization hopes to have 25 members by Sept. 12. If this is accomplished, Gallipolis will receive a Jaycee charter. • • • DURING a recent Blue Devil practice se8'ion on Memorial Field, two Pee Wee size lads by the name of Epling and Johnson were punting and passing their football near Chickamauga Creek. Alter several tosses, the bali took a bad bounce, and tumbled into the creek below. A BOUT 20 • • r:-: ... . . • ,. NO RENTAL Kind .. hrvloi ,.11..,.· CHARGE 6::Jb a. m.; Jefferson up :13, 6:30 a. n:..; Rose G. down Greenup 4:50 p. m.; Luther . Herdman down Greenup 6:40 p. Gauge Readlqo - Galhpolis m.; J . s. Lewis down Greenup Dam 12.0, 11.8, running one 7,15 p. m.; Mark Easton up !not on rollers, Pomeroy - Mas· Greenup 7:20 p. m.; Elisha ~ 20.29, Pt. Pleasant Woods up Greenup 3 a. m.; Binion .52, Kanawha Falls 2.03, Boc-K up Greenup 7 1 . m.; Charleston 18.85. London, MarQueeo down Meldahl 7:· met and. Winfield dams were 15 p. m.; Zimmer up Me!dahl 011 Ute sills. S:30 p. m. ; Fort Dearborn up Meldahl 10:50 p. m.; Inca down Metdahl 12 :05 a. m.; Andrew Oblo River - Edeana Calhoun down Meldahl I: 10 a. worth down 13, 4:30 a. m .; ,. m.; Molly K. down Meldabl New Orleans down 13, a a. m.; 3:05 a. m. John K. up 14, 3:30 p. m. ; Wnlt.- , Galllpolla Dam - Barbara ' er Curley up 14, 8 p. m.; Peg- Gay dowa 7:50 p. m.; Jeffboal IIY Downey up 14, 10:45 p. m.; up 11:55 p. m.; City oJ St. Harve~ . Jordon down 14, 6 a. , Louis down 2:25 a. m.; Buck· m.; Dixie down 15, 2:20 a. m. ; 1 State . Sol . N Marf ill d 15 5·15 eye up 2·30 a. m. , · ew lDSY e OWl ' • vay down 4:25 a. m.; Orco up a. m.; Steel Trader down 15, 5:35 a. m.; Charles Stevenson 5:45 a. m.; Ranger dowa 16, d On d d own 7:35 a. m.; war own ' 7.·05 a. m... Criss. J r. down 18 ' 9:15 a. m. I 6:30 a. m. ; Nalional dowa 18, 7:05 a. m.: Baby Lear down 20, Kanawha Rver - 0. F. 3:55 a. m.; A. J. Patten up 20, Shearer up Marmet 2:05 p.m.: 5:55 a. m.; Titan up 20, 7:20 Harry Dyer up Marmet 10:50 L m.; R. C. Bills down 20, p. m. ; Helen Z. up Winfield wa!ttng; Eastern down 22, 5:10 11:15 p. m.; H.. E. Bowles up a. m.; Lady Mignon down 22, Winfield 2:05 a. m.; Susan 5:35 a. m.; Elgercliff up 23, Lane up Winfield 2:40 a. m.; 2 a. m.; Walter Beckjord down Allen R. Merrill down Will:13, 4:15 a. m.; Louisiana up 23, field 6:45 a. m. <t ON LP GAS IOnLED GAS PUNI' NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "1.1\JAI:I TANKS! U$1 OUR BOntiD GAS IN YOUR MOBilE COOK WITH ITI HIAT WITH IT- You ..,. boat IDd ...t with 1 - . 111 2111eec from , _ lraller. Wlqo b111 fuel 00? U JOU Spreads a CARPET OF WARMTH over your lloorst WAJIII MORNING'S "Carpet of Comfort" blOwer syRelll poun IIIli .heat fr!nn Ullder the full width oftbe .eablnat . _. llll'•adlni warmth aU over the lloorw from will to wllll "l'OP.().MATIC'' eomforting You bot ••• ond lhlll'a crulolng apeed. 5-opoed syrn:ltro-meh 1ransmlaalon ltandard with crulalng gear, Taoflometer standwd. Disc br.U. upofront standard. Loaded with "extras" at no extra coet. See lt today-drive it away. dllcttl!lll CIA. Gat - now Oli LP Gu fltr rour :trailer. ' ' .' o< •;r~ • WI WILL S. .VI ~:6. .7·' ;. .,,, ,; , :;· 0 ANYWHIII • FOR NATURAl. Qt;JOTTLED GAS ;,1 ' '.' ! "· .: Rutland ·. Furn·iture _ 1 LMn, W. Vo. order a new tnner. ""'"' ou IGr BoWed YOU . " PRICED AS LOW AS 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? SHINNS FIAT SALES SIIOBT RIBS HOME bloblot your f1nier Upll· 1500 SPIDER PIRSONAU.y J " eootrots JIDt the thermostat aail ~19wer adjustment FlAT ·• OWNIO · ,, 1 ' THE FABULOUS oduplD ts box at · The '-:r-.L I 60T HIT ON1HE FINGER WITH A I=OUL TIP... TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Paul Davies and Co., Jewelry Store has grand opening in Gallipolis . . . Over 500 GAHS fans view Blue Devil workout under floodlights on Academy Field ..• City schools open with 1,490 pupils . . . Dr. Rayman Allison to battle Bill Cherrington for Gallipolis Golf Club Championship . . . Les Alban wins first In Class C horseshoe event at Buckeye Lake . . . Blazer Wetherholt named commander of Gallipolis American Legion, La· fayette Post No. 27 ... Mrs. Lillie Walker, 65, of 93 Cedar St., succumbs ..... Charles Jeffers, 56, night clerk at Lafayette Hotel, dies suddenly . .. New Gal· llpolis Exchange club has 30 charter members . . . Pl. Pleasant Big Blacks lambasted 44-0 by Huntington Pony Express in 1946 grid opener. River News 1'ln 811gethe:J. u For New aod o·1d Homes onlookers attempted to retrieve the bali, but to no avaiL Along came Bill Eachus, a member of Woody Hayes' 1966 Ohio State University football team. Bill climbed down the steep bank and with the aid of a huge stick, and plucked the ball from the muddy water. Poison ivy was thick in the area, but Bill said he was immune. Hope so. The two lads, attired in full grid dress, are sons of two former Ali-SEOAL Blue Devil grid players-Miles Epling and Vance Johnson. YOUR: CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE ·· G•IHpolis, Oh1o u everaMiflvii' ' The Mark of .l llgh ot SAVINGS 10 DAYS ·, >':SMITH BUICK :CO. ., TO BE SOLD AT A ..• e BIG SUZUKI UGH'IWiiGitt MOTORCYCLES .' "rl•s up It> yt111,You Jmow." whether you'~"lilv<livi!d in: · traffic accident or not beIna alert for danaeroiiB tta!JIIe II situations, you UIIUIIily THE Jaycees mainlain a national office in Tulsa, Okla., dedicated to the fighting men of World War IT and Korea. The U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized in 1920, making it th~ fastest ~rowing service organization in the world . It 1s recogmzed the world over as a group that "gets things done." • •' . !' • • ' SBf1' .'IHflltl .... . NOW! OWNED • , ·, . . :."· ' ·~." . . ! 'i~'. ~i '. : ":! · ! J r~~~iA~Jp,:p~~ . · lltQNE SH2-4211 -- ·-- .._. . ....- ---,-"':,..--.~--~,,. 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AtJD IT DOEStJT M"'KE. IT Am E"'~IER SEEitJG .., -~-\ ',,.. ..' . • . ..... ~- . ' .. ' ~)~ ' ., -~- ' ' ( ,! ,. i' ' r ' WE'RE BRE.AK.J~(; OUR ~CKS HERE AtJD EEK. IS JUST GOOFitJG OFF! 19651MPA terior, VB, : sion, radio, local owne 1965 YOU DID'? TI-\A~K YOU! I'M DEERY ~ED BY ~FAIT!-\ Ak.JD cbtJFIDE/JCE! I J..UJIJ'T LET YOV (X)WIJ! FIRSI I MUST PICK HE "ReFUSES :ro TAtE ~RT ltJ A.I.JYTHIJVC, UtJL6SS HE CAkl BE THE"· ~IGHT ME~ TO ILOR.K WI~ ! 1HE LEADER! ·'·' .,\ BISC~ Turquoise, dard transr wheel COVI ' car. . ,. 1964 BISCI Daytonan E sion, radio, ' - ~· I --' ·--- I - i ) B'UGS BUNNY t Bei~ndahl SE£? I TOLD 'rtU 11-\AT MAKill& 141M LEADER. V.X:U0 GET HIM HJVOLVED! IT I.UlJi:l<.') atERY liME! JUST Sl MRE FbLlTlCS! MEEK, 'TbU 1M..E nb\T WHEELMRROW MJD WORK -mAT PilE' OF . - ~~ MR THERE! WHeN ~ SR>IS A 1-1'\. SPACE Lll<e 1\.IAT 8eTWeEN 1WO CA"s .... " c YES I AklD I'M BEGIMJIIJG. TO UNCERS"'1\IVD 11-\E' APFEAL "THAT JU.ITICS HOLDS' FOR SDME PEOPlE! rmer io, ..... 'In the '8Dge as lduplll t.~al reo bltnself~ · • •• m " ~~' be • !J!llome t1 "'"' ·! mission, f See this o 'WINTIIBOP 1961 FOR WAGON, bsr .Dick Cavalli. mission, r ; WE'RE NOT I'IAVIN' \ ' '"·'"' .JUST SORTA 01! HIDE WI>S A ML.ICH WCK HUNTIN' fOR Si'Oi IEP a>.TS! I• 11-l' WAY I 1-!EARD, ME, NEITHEI<'..:THIS I OON'T SUPPOSE WE COULD HAVE THAT KINDA LUCK! FAMILY HEIRLOOM. 60 T'SPEI\K ... ( I { 1960 OL[ WAGON, '' steerinq, 1959 CHI SEDAN, t owner _ 1954 DO With durr old dumF I~'T 101 ~ .-----H~MY NtetteL.: WHSN TO BE 5 C::0 I <.ae:T .rrN:E QIB! ·' TO~SE/1-fE . wr;Ja.LD'? . .... G .-.. ... YOUR: ~ ' CHEVI {-, ~ 15 '·' ' '' 210-236 \ . '' \ \ :, l .. i "t ' ... '' ,_ __., ' .' .1. · ,. ' �. '. • ,1· ' I, I' ' ~ ll .. ...Tbe SUI. ....:.-..... . - -- ' -·- ~""'- '.,;. , .. . . . ,. .. p ... . :, • ' . • • . .,,. ' ' • • • • • • • . - , ' . ' , . . . , . . . . . . . . • : .·. : . ·. · . ·.·-- ~ ' '~ . · . · . ·: · . ·. · • • • • : . ··: ·.:·:·· ....,· .• ·_ · . ' ' ' '':':''~'::*'t.J'~..- ~ ~~ · "'<.1'' • 1" ~'t ·~:a,.,..,. ....._..~_,,.,..... ....... , ....... . ' ..... 1 • - ' .. --- . - -.. ..... . ~- _, •. ... . ' '··· '" ... .. .., .. -. . UWNJ :-:. ' ' (Continued I . tm· prubably ·· 1 prass, oreh~ lhy. Best tJmj ·• bsr A:rt Sansom TilE .'BORN .LQSBR ·~ - ' } I I . '• ' "• ' ' ''f\ .,, I T I ' ) 1 HG AI,WA'{s· 81"DI:AfP ME-tJON ...' . -. . ··~ IT'S M'i 1URN! .I ... •' ·'·. !er: b ·!I- •' '· ' ... ' ·~ lf} :.i: Cars, t. All Lo~ Deal. 1 I ' 1 HE' HAS LOST ALL HIS MONEY, PLUS CARMINE'& m:SENT-- ~---. 1' MVRIIJGl NO, YOU CAN'T sian, rj local c .... Off. r LAm:, PEDRO RENIOR!SEFllLY REALIZES 1965 I. terior, c '"" .. HAVE IT! .. an.'·M .... ~-~ 'liOIIildl., _, ...... =~ '' ·, . 1965 B Turquc dard tr wheel car. _ '. ~ :· •, ' I' 1964¢ 6 cyl., one OV< ":,. ·~ ' ..:i: ' erdln armer 1180, a ..... Uw) ' ~!5W<EIS OOR. "'fllt,AGET/ 1964 F WAGO Standao owner wEWANT'IO W! OIOP A GOOD-SIZED NOIQI in ad range INlO 'JI.Ie 'lR!:E, ANI> s.»li IT . JOd up Ill 1/ol li-IE RIGI-IT OIREcnON{ The= ... bolt .. cur~-mEE, AND WAVE IT ~ITlH! STAKe/ 1964 c Saddle trans., !1'<0 hlms1 1 . ' 1963 c SEDAN transmi .:•wner. tl WlH ' llldgra~ controveriiir ~ • -' 1"i ; ' ,)\, x~- 1963 PI SPORT wer ste er, wh~ I I '' 1962 PC Light bl wer ste '. 1961 F( WAGOI mission, ~· 1960 01 WAGOP steerinq c• 1959 SEDAN, owner 1954 DC With du1 old dum 10 TO BE G 210.236 d bo epitome ...Bt':u!l White, o-matic wall tin I CHEV a became• FC YOUR: me • ' I sian, rc mission. See this I· ' 1964 B Dayton 196~ illlb. ' o a' ..,.,., uill' -- ,. I ., I .1 ' ' ' 'I "r ·.r- . by "dlvlll :lf• '"'16, be admitted the H. . loor a t . • 1000the ~ J<en hls ilrll boncl!. "I:l'M ..,)\ �' ,. ,. . :.. . .1.--., . . -.' ... . . ..,...-".,. . . . . . ;J:' • 'It-The h -.-. . -· - '' •'' y ' y. ... , • • ~ - · · ·· -~ · •••• • . • • ., , . • ~- · PRISCILLA'S POP to\WNI (Con)lnued l till' prGbably• fuss, orehJ lhy. Besl limt · just as I i .. SO< l· i' (' ! 1A UN If You Car V. Cars, t Alllo~ Deal. 1965 I. terior, sion, r~ local c 1965 E Turquc dard tr wheel 1 know that School . is ~ood for them, To tHat 1 will . aqree .... car. ' ' 1964 B Dayton sion, r< "DON'T IOTHII YOIIl AT 110/,11 OUTOURWAY 1964 c 6 cyl. , one ov. Att.let'& reconstruction 1964 F WAGO Standa1 owner 1964 of ~creature• c reported ·seen· Saddle trans ., 1963 by witnesses c . SEDAN transmi IIOLD 'IJ.U; I"'I~E. 1;"1 PLEASE • • • • • ' I~L~EE JFI-IE~ AVAILABLE./~ l~I~VOI:I~ VOURNEW61RL FRIEND I~ 01>1 TI-lE. TELEPI-lONE. G.F.ISON I I ' ' • ••IT'5 8E£:ALJ!1E ilri.LFTAE PEOPLE WON'T MAKE 'JI.IE cFF'ORT TO MAKE fURE 'niEYRE UNl>ER'5TOOD, TAAT'6 WW!... NaN, 6AY TllA T A6AIN-ARr/C()LATE.' CJ.IOOSE YOUR WORDS CAREFULLY I 6E. 5ilt:C!NCr/ e-,;. "t'E.~'S.'i;.\ BeLACONIC,IF YOU MU5T,· 61JT ken hio rllilil bend!. -i"'l leal . ..., Will ; raised . . It a t : Vmwoerll ........... l •loocl . ' SITTING ON THE WIRE I! 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Best lim< just as S04 fill'i iPOR'IS CAR liiAT ONIDE EEN10 'T¥10 .cARS, r,l QIISIIRE! ~ FOR PA~~ING A D06 SCRA'ItHIN6 FLEA5 IN 11£ MIDDLE O' 1)ERMD! ~~~~ Leader · COPTAIN · EA.Vf b 1A nw If You Car V Cars, t Alllo~ Deal. 1965 I terior, sion, r. local c NO, BUT EET toUND WOR6E TIIAN 1!.1E PEENK PLA6UE! """",...... 1965 E Turquc dard t1 wheel car. _ I P AltADE - A large ·and appreclalive crowd witnes~ the Fourtb annujl Labor Day parade sponsored Monday by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency ~quad IJPik~lll\)~~ P-!!!11'TIIY· .$,C~II~ ~N.~ . .tl!e w·~ IF~ ··.-~el<l ;IIQ far C!D the last holiday of the ~ummer, included legion members from the . Midllepo~. Pomel'pf, 1J11At ~ . ,~ W v~ yo~·•ta~P.'ll1 ~ , j,tit)J., tl!d bicycles. Be,~_~ds from South em, Rutland, Middleport, Pomeroy and Eastern High 3choola took part iii ,~, ~~- A lai-ge CJ"OWd alae! ja~li"fWW. •!I the afl4 n to watch a firefigbting demonstr atlon on the parking lots.- Sentinel Photos. MMWEEK: ·. TilE. GREEtl GLOCIMAIS••. 1964 B Dayton sion, r< 1964 c 6 cyl., one ov 1964 F WAGO Standa1 owner 1964 c Saddle trans., 1963 ' '. ' 'tOLl WON'T GUE, MISS SCHWARTZ! I'VE \lUST BOJGHT A~Lir.J0 C~­ PORI\iiON! 1 z!j;;<w :J ooe..2:, 11-lTEREg"r IN . , a; :ti' .. ooe-- "::Ia ~~~~~r:~ ~IZ!: twP. ~· ;r~·WiOi ·~ r;~~llie~~ c ~· they · pa.' P"E_allel.. <'. ·- • .,· ·- ' • lilal ·•kll!U, >.whieh cloMd , It troliod an a... ·. 10, millis north in~en . •• ho U.S. IIJ ... ~· April I, ... m.~. ol. Sllgcn 011 ~. lee . p. .~ .. lj)Ok~ ~G~ 1 drop of...,.. than •• Jill .., •~ " loi.Or """'"--.tnml QJilun ~i. ~- 8111!-.R'~a jn. C<~m~s .Miso llr"; ln.. •.flf~'' kt~ ~ tbe lex of 500 11!9':ks J!r.oiHI: ~ ~ ~tr~ n<mtra.l .10118 se~, .up !1J 1951, D!i\(.Jitnelaverap o;t ., lnd!II'J ~ed £11M IMIJik fll!l OOVI C#per IMQg iJelil; ~ o!IN!rmmtr~ White, o-m atic wall tirl lUI 1963 p SPORT A mow••r.t\o)l'!l' p!Jrl Da of a '*' 1(;ie.l ~ Jr41tallpn near SUndown Molidi\Y only' 15 miles Record 6}2 S.>lllill-! Tlie ltr!l<• ~ f<onJ N"'!J aouth-oouthwest of the sprawl· ing jH. airbase on the coast J{' ~ miles .JIOJ'th~ast e.I goa. ' ~po]leii!IJCI) said the !:9~·· , ". •, , , , • 1 n1st lroopo were caught In opl!n I!Eln.ING, w. VA.- OHIO ' ~ l country after a· lhreHIM bstll I·-... I J . llllU Rhodes, a cqal e In swa1J1Py 1ow....,. ml '1""" loft Pre81•-1 Jo"·· ,r . · . ••••••t Marinea · and 0""Yd'llso Ill OJI;o"'M~ ' ~ ' \ 'i~udit~ l:lTjntantrymeJt. T/le ;Ctl\ln '~!.me~ to I'd~ soniel Amel'icJn·!ll · ts set~ aU- m.ftreli a iesumplloo or be8.y If, · Wei! VI~ and """" ' time •'·bor Day bigbw!IY aOaC!I/ ffgbting · io lht'' vital norll!ern ·-·~nets • · "~ ,_ the·. weekend, dywg · ; prov~ · at the ,annual L~· toll· . during of S<_Julb."VIet Nam. bor ,DBf celel!raHon '' <lcllebtf,Y ill:,tr~ ~ .a\ ~be :~'fie, 15,2 .~0»11 ~er North Par~. .. : ,. . ,. w Ill. "'!" ·•v\!ri,. el8bl' i»fnqii/i. . VIet ~~ ~oilii4Jy, pro1Jably ~es focusoed on ilnem- J.11 ,wQ . ~ tori holiday I!IVO!Ving weU. ciYer 500 U.S. ploylnent, wan11n1 Jhe JIIJ!l'!n Jd"". tli recon1 to fall this year. planes. was lour. less than the thaqltey OIWit plan IIQW to .JII'IIt . Willi ~!!! r.eporlll of fatal ..,. record U6 fiOWJJ on ~ug. 211. ~ vide ' il secuf.e. fu~ ~or.... t!Jelr ,ddents still . ~0JIIin8 .ln•. a Unit- Air Force F'l)l5 Thunderclilef children. He . llild .~very ell!ll:l ' ~ . Pre)\1 InCei'J)!!IIcilal ·~bala· l ftghrer.Jl9'1'ber wu ~ _ In must <>~' •riad~ J''lr~ll'' (,t. j jliln;M!!Wed .al.leUJ. OJ2 pefsOnS 1~. I( the r•lds boil .il~ jlllol train today's youth, ..as weil .OJ , were ldii<!i .lillilJiiwajr 'lliBhiJ)s m~ quickly rescueif " by a to e4ucate !bern so they. ean jiletween f P·!'l. Friday ' and beiicopter. get and hold/ a job. . . . · ' ~midnight Mlll!day. · . · . : Witb late "'l'"'tll of fatal I WEATHER MIAMI-$0PICAL STORM 1 a~llll IIlli. ~ In, a Partly cloud,)' toaJc!!t, law «Greta re~ a weakJbw ,eo- ; Vnl!ell Prus .1Dt4natiooull ta· WedDeldly mcillly IIRDJ, day bot ;..,lhermen said 'her I balathm Uo1feil ·at ·~w ilZ lUIIe temperature eUaae· "t wer sfE er, w~i 1962 , , light b ! llfe n 'i:iyi!Jn, "If, I e ·. b'·ways ' g S . al ta\tj missior See 1961 ~~ t1' WA® OUR BOARDING IIO'USB b~ Bill F:reyse a•i. missipr il5. steerjn• =ce~~to:£ ~ ~hemlcals. 1954 [ With ,d old du1 storm .. . ·. . 10 Bl TO ! . ne •;e~i new 11> : A Salem, Va. woman was fa· tally jnjured In a three-car ac· .r.!dent late Friday nlght on HI. lJJi>lwo Jlld slx-tenlm miles west of the Gallla county line In Jackson county. Five other persons were Injured. Dead on anival at Holzer H .• 1 Mr C . wc·t osp•;a was 114 I 1813 McCas. 1 ame A ''' e,. .:.:. id tifiu eyt· vbe., tahc ~"'ck,IDI!0 to enfthca~:te~' he a ~ ~·: 0 ; clt60 18 · w~y pa ro .tht "tr"'tfi a f 18n1. coun-f tys seven a c a ·'Jty 0 llltltl · An ll·year..,ld Gallla county girl was killed Sunday af~noo . n .In a mllk-~ck.car colh· slon at Cbe junction of Rts. 50 aill,! 33 In Athens county. Dead Is tlnda Kath'erlne Nlda, daugh· ~ llf \lfr. and Mrs. James H. Nlda of Thurman. James H. Nlda, ~. was ad· mlited to Holzer Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Sanday after being tran•ferred from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. He suffered a ·dislocated right hlp and fractl!red right leg. atruck another westbound car His son, James H. Nida, Jr., driven by Nancy J. Daly, 22, 9, was admitted to Holzer Ho,. of 1125 Pilot St.. Roanoke, Va. pltat at 5 p.m. Monday after No one in the Daly car was in· transfer from the aame hospit- jored. . al. He suffered fractures of Everly~ B. White, Salem, Va., both Jess. Both father and son, was ad!mtted to Holzer. Hosplt· were. plnn~d in the truck. Th~lr al W1th a fractured .pelVIS, frac· condition IS reported as satis· lured nose, dislocation and fracfactory . •·-1 the r'ght ankle , multi·. . owe o I The Athe118 county acctdeot pie lacerations of the face and occurredwhenthebrakesonthe neck and a bruised chest. milk truck''driven by Nida fail- His wife, Hilda White, 41, had ed and the vehicle siruck a both less fractured and suffer· ked t th · cti '''t'lp Ie . Iace~at'Jons. Both par car a e JUn on oI ed row Rts. 50 and 33. are reported m satisfactory con· The Jackson patrol post said dl!Jon. . the Jackson coonty fatal ace~· Frank LeMaster, 29, Loram, dent occurred •.t . 11 p.m. Frr· w:'" admitted to the hosp1ta~ day when a car,dnven by Frank With a lractu1~ neck, tractor· LeMaster, 29,··.' Lorain, pulled ed .Jell leg and multiple Iacerout to pass a lme of eastbound atlons. traffic and collided head · on Jay 5ammons, 46. Lorain. with a westboWld car driven by a passenger in the LeMaster Evelyn H White, 4ll of 1813 car, was admitted to the hospitMcCauley Ave.• Salem, Va. a! with a fractured lefl leg. AnJackson officers said the I.e- other passenger in the LeMasMasrer car went off the right into Dayloll Cars were parked side of lhe highway Into a two' deep :n many places along ditch, continued on and !ben the way. i - •,· wilt 1'1:1 ::~:rv~~od~c!or;;AHSa=~ ~f~of :~~-r=1 Coolville Man Has Accident In Pomeroy A Coolvillt man was cited 10 Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court Jn a charge of falling to h~ve his vehicle under control followin• a' one-car accident at • I a.m. Su.lday on Nye-Ave Gary Van Meter 28 was. reportedlytraveling;outhonNyeAve whe., he losl control of hls car · and 1·t hit a telephone pole ' traveled 80 more feet and hit' another pole. There was heavy dama~e to Van Meter car, but 110 injuries were reported . Olin Partlow, Pomeroy, was arrested 011 an intoxication charge and Jack Spires, Pomero on a s eeding char e in 0~~r WOf'k~nd arresls. g ' 14 ' \ . . . . . 11 LA.N..:ASTER. Oblo (UP!) -· ''Wben Y"" vote, do what "J time talki".·f w1th newsmen at I ic Sen. Frank J . Lausche 1mPftllident Johnson had a great best for your country" - and the Dayton airport, often were mediately fOt out of the receiv· 77~ L4bor fJ,ay bi Ohio. III!Dle 8llljl'p jabs at the Grand within 10 leet of each other but lng line f,,. a lengthy chat and the nation's mOlt He' patted the prlze.wlnnlng Old PBl'ly - "U you don't like never excllanged greetings dur- Rhodes lef• to address a United led the n,tlon yearllng calve• at the Moot- Democrali< propserlty. vote for ing thet 'me. Mine Workers picnic across the . !raffle. go.ml!l)' CO!J)Jty Fair and U>e the oljler part~ Jlld they will Robert Shamansky, who Is state in Bdlaire. vjcltrna, YOUII8 Her!Ords and ~ c~t- give·.!ou probloms of another running f~r Congress from a Co- From then on, il wss a Demobad D tie 111001(1 and arunted 'l!ontent- ldnd. . lumbus d:olrlct, fell really left era tic show With Johnson, who 29, Jllitloil eiliy as~ Prulden1 took their The po!INclans were deUgbt- out. He said It was "great" that carried Ohio by a record rna'28 and Pen118y!vaniiJ J halter, WJJJked around Jlld In· ed, allhoiJib some felt Cbe state- Johnson made mne speeches to jorlty two years ago, busy re• , 1specled them. He observed dlp- wide candidate. could have been the big crowds that jnmmed the establlsnmg rapport with BuellOnly Alaska Jlld New Hamp- lomalically tbat Ohio seemed to Cllven better exposure at the big streets d1 his district "but he eye people he hasn't visited, exthe 71-hotD' boll. bave helt.r calves tllan were rallies span~ by labor or· didn't meuiidn my name" unill cept bri•fly when a tornado a alnJle tralftc fa- on · tile Texas ranches when pnlzatloM In Dayton and Lan- the elgllth stop struck Tol<'do in 1865. · _ ! somebody ll'ked it catlle made caster. Johnson Dew into Dayton He lhaiiKed the 3,000 at the iecord for a him feel at llome: . .Rea101 Saya •Great' from Battle Creek, Mich., in a Dayton a1rporl for coming on was set only The little bo)'ll he took bito Slate Sen. Fri!ler Reams Jr., two-engine piston plsne instead a holiday I< sec their pobllc of· hll 81'1111J. :n street corner llops Cbe Cllndlde~ fill' governor, said of tha blg jet plane he usually ficlals, pa;d tribute to "Beaut!· wet'6 all eyes a. Cbe President Cbe bip ifas "grea~ lhrllllng." USIB. lui Ohio" and Its lndusbial potted tt.en. on the bead. · He rode in Cbe President's 011' With hlm were Mrs. Johnson, might. ana the party l>;iyton'o ~iJ\It!ar / · ~ '1'\'Wilf 1J1 'llayton, ~!urn.. Jlld Jahn811D IISually menti<J!II!CI J.abor Secretary Willard Wirtz, Wright Patterson Air Force A , IQIIif ,............. ·· "' ·... ·' r~ ':o'~~-0\~. J,f,-.' .. be was saved by "dlvlill provldont!l'." ·•t· Today the messenger, 1lllil normally :vould not be admitted ::!?0,·::::.=!! and approached the prilllll minister who bad taken hJs liiill on the governmenC beneh. ·imo ru... 1n Seat oe')! What was aald wu Ml immediately tnon. ver-.. rose In his seat as if to IPIII! to him. ··~ The ....mant raised W knife and atabbod il att:: · three times · 1nto Vaw·neck and chest ·There w~t•"' ·. stunned silence. 11 Vaw11Cii slumped fvrword blood ap11t1 ing from hi! ~ . A doctor member of P-. ament to the seeae . . tried moolh to mouth~ lion wllile other mernbef..if . the House pollllded c assailant. .C ned.. ""ned ta ilil Temperatures Dip as Cool down from Canada sent tern- I tu 1 1 th 40 toda t~s nt~ ~ : Plain! ~ nor Gern! Lreka Ll ht · e up~r tt.::'a th: es~tio~'s h 1~ n ""::,ern .heaviest scattered [ rainfall, Myrtle Beach, S.C.. got · 76 lnche in six hours and Millville. ~.J ... 4IInches. Early morning temperatures aero .. the nat.on ranged from I 42 at Bismarck N. D. to 80 at Needles, Calif. 'u dropped Into the 50s across north.ern porUons of the Deep South. Labor Day travelers returned borne In droves In mostly pleasant weather Mood"ay. Day· Gealn'~Nr, a • lime temperatures were mostly ate of Old. lbte In the roo and r.os. oiDdlool Temperatures dipped below 1:" !;;., 7'" th: :~z~S$~~~r:~~~j· ;-.!he~J.alJ)ICII ,~ :lfl!te ~~rae him, .he by...Seerel mettmea wit. oh!D'• Republican ~tov. James ..... "'.... anc1 ~terlel during the night .1 tcod~"~llanl posbeda.' 8J!de Semce A ,ftltool,,. and Dayton's Demo. a complex playsrch in keeping Amer- free!ing Colorado Springs, Colo., where -· ·~·· · .dHiared after ~ltfl>g frilt the lltfi..dall~ attemjil '!~d rr:~·· w~~~~~:: •pollticlllllll. " mei1 ,and ho 111 on a baclt ruw ~~ Rep Rodney Love, whose lea str'lllg. mounted rangers and other broughl it Cliie blc scheduled nllles. ·, CUNll re<!locllon flj!hl brought He stnppod to speak briefly to search• rs on llonebaclt Of 1he' ~ ,, Po!iUdana were qulC)J to nole Jolinsc!n to Dayton. • another 3.000 at an Intersection searched for three Soutb 'Ill ~~ =~·.~~~ .:;1:t:,·~=~fa·;~~~~~~~~~.~~;~r~~~~~,;7~;J~ le}' - .~l ' ft!li'"~ ~ .Sen. Frank J. .Laue~· Alii Rbolleo Chat ...,. 14,Uio;lle, .in· wlilllni aw&J Cbe Rlioilea aaor Oblo'o Democrat· 'II .l':,,_:r:: J0hnson Greete ·- dby OhlOans • Monday Front Moves In .. t• .· sz 112 :.:·:~":~ t!~nd:v=l =.::~~:ae;: :,~e~~. ~! perhaps ,giving sd~tisls .· .·' ' .JY~cial'; .... lllldJolcbt Moaday. 1959( SEDA,III owner jackson' County Reconds :~ ·: ~._~i ·~n~:wu~·;~.~;.; ~::::::~·n~ Seventh Auto Fatality Vi t Cone bomb exptr~, lll'fl!l) I ~ i!!fOI'I!I t,\00, ~ ' 1 to Iyd Q. s. ~J:~n4,~, : 11111, )"oslflm,.,~..,;~~-~~~OII; mmunlsl torture e~~ve,JJ,uf~!~II'~J · l~M' , !""'1'~!., s ad lured .them into a ~, ·· !1 ld be l,ul hlmself, ,U. .; • . · spokeaman reported today. . 1 ., asuatttes to the MJI'lnj!s ; . dl . de~lbed as ll&ht. , j.. ,.. 1 I · ',,,' •.I attempt oo Verwoerd in · 1 'il Shot By Former · ...·J On April 9, I960, a farmer soot him 1n Cbe from poinl blank range u prime minisrer slood up lil . distinguisiH'd visitors box It agriculturn' show. The David Pratt, later coma suicide ~Y hanging hJmself~· a bed sheet in a m hospital. w1 · GEORGE SOMERVILLE, a Pratt had said be WI' Rio Grande College student, "shooting the epitome tl will conduct a weekly columa apartheid " .,~, in the Dally Trlbuoe and Dally Verwoerd, a can and graylll Sentiael, begiDDlnr wltb to- South African wbs becamupr ate, and be inteodo to keep the Melgo-Galfta area lofarmed of tbe tateol developments III'OIIlld tbe colleoe. • · 7 high rate of speed when it was The third mishap of the weekwrecked. The ~ccident and end wa' a two-car accident at theft complaint are still under 4 p.m. Sunday on Route 1Z4 investigation. in Racme Roger Morgan, Middleport, Racine Marshall Alfred Lyexcaped serious injury in a one- ons said cars driven by Ray car ac"<i<Wol on Rt. IZ4, six- Roush, 38, Akron and Roderick tenths of a mile west of Rt. 33, Grimm, 46, collided causing meall2 :15 am: Sunday. dlum damage to both vehicles. Authorities said Morgan's Roush tol~ authorities he lost car went otf the road and struck control of his \'ehicle and It a steel bridge near Laurel &kidded into the Grimm car. CHfL Mo~gan, who suffered mi- There wef• no injuries and nor mjur1es, was tak~n to the Roush was c1ted to Mayor office of • local phymclan for Charles Pyles court on an extreatment and tbe accident is ~ cessive speed charge. • • n.year-OlcU4Hia Gul Killed !'!"*&, fa!!•• 19l>~ FC . ,' ;Iil, ·,, ,,j. I ment ·b • eauslng no vehicles were wrecked in deaths or . irljprle~. 'fl1e ~ '~ County over the Labor ~~ '~·l"jlll ~ Day Holidsy Weekend, •=rd118 ge~ .lng to :lberiff Robert C. Harten. - ,gg~ermnen 1 0111-Che-vete campatp, . . ·. bach'l deplirtment. = · = · lib~ In IIIOlher •devele]lrilem, the 'll1e alleged stolen car • was . .' ·.. . . · ~· · • '. IJIO!lll govemmt!J)C ~rged In an reportedly taken from in front · : · ~ ~.~''·~·,,1,5; tpn~n-!, ~ - ~ · ;;Jii.l.bi!.Jn!ef· of the"!'Qme of jta owner, 0'· Nliill! ~..,. ~ 'fRA;.J:..fii'R' . , .o.. m~,~~. · ' .· · ·~~ · ·,\UIP!i '(leD G. . B)ake, Middleport, bedefl! ·l i-d ..7 , 1\'B"k::fjr.I.~,W,aJ·J 111 ·ld tw:i':. ( CC) '·tbai' : · Viet. am had ~ 4 and 5 a.m. on Sunday, 1CJ:fei , .~'Jno:ir. I~(; DIIYi spo.,..~·-· .fll , set . up bsses and p a Sheriff's deputies located the ~1 ~opa tbt1PJ.~~ 11ruf; ~let Coni terror .ta In the "dirticl lnVBfiOD" 'Ji9UI the vehicle, a i966 plymouth, wreck· lie 1"1b·; ~i.,88111~ . -"~ 881 ~fM!. ~ m~nwwl!l~:~= ~ , !Oil!! dlVt~ tbe eel oo the Leading Creek Road, :111o.-OntliJ'. Presit iiliiililli!ii- I!t'< . •~. Suii4i' , t!l• .~· . · : of a mile west of RL al m.lrk~ 'illdk:ator llalejl 011 to ~pt .t"1011Y·~ Fprelin Minister Tran Van 7 at 8:35 a m. the same day. NVSE otor·k PriceJ,.'~'!S ·liaured electi~ ~. a · n na ~ Do •f)lltjlned lbe ·.Cbal'fes at a Slter!lf's officers said tho car ,Z;,e,;~ ~u kUied ano( ...-• 1'0111~ Jlldbmted the . , 1t 110 Jut/ AprU i. It .llliqd ~ <::·\vner. ' ·='. <tJPn 'YOUR Wrecks · SAl~ . --u.s. P n ' •killed 15 Vi~l;Co~ to ·~ ~-~ '· .. 1nfU.S. · ·~• · - ·MV~ an~n ~ ~ .. the· l>a SEDAN transmi ' . primer Verwoerd, rc::r.;~ since 11158, was Cbe 11 South Africa's policy of 5' - ' tP -. :..-.~ · ·~ ' . , ·~t·t,•w r .~ ·~ -~ 1 • ';' · . •• •. ~ ! , . -~~,"q u~ Nlll-Clftl!l!• " :1. m•t ~ ,I I•' Iii neartoy Vandall• and went on Carolina moomtaln cllmbel's !Continued an Pap 6) wbo vanlsiied Mondajt. tt'o.'lllliucll ·1011 l•;et !) ,. 1Wli'i •.$AIIllo4 ~~· - \'. � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 4, 1966 bailes casto fife garby hutchinson kincaid scott