https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2461a8edb6b336e963428f3a5990eb5f.pdf c84bf76a54ad755fbe9df2265547b124 PDF Text Text ~·. ,~Fectf.U~€1 of:JBtn. •• ..• ~ ~ ~ ,. • 't: F ' . • , :~. ~:. ' n~t• fl. JMI&nd ~ .·.~ · "'' ~ Scllocl ~bllltdC7'· 1n review ift:rt a -~ ,of jM· 381h ,.....,...,. 11111"!1 oflll• Rulil)ld All!l"nl(l\s-· aociluo,l sa~ ,ni!l!rt atteb)' 3110 oliinni IIIII IUeo~ . ., IDr the reomloo wu Mr. raud . _..~ CUI llanlaon, alumni IIIII Cormer announce. Hllh l91lowl,. the boJi!IUOI, millie wu lachf IIIII c,.ch at RutWII. Hio Milford Ccllui3'. . ac....m of acliool IIIII IIPOI1a prov!illd b)' the couatt1 - · evOa!a lhro;iih the )'001'! was The Rev.' C. J. tkmJey, ~ with Whitey · Beegle ao.Wer. or tile llullaJII Mothodlat Clurch, Coplea or the new Melp Alma _.,uy neeived. MrL Nai1ila Bolton Agler of save the lnvoaitloo preeodlng Meter, reprims In olfeat frOID ~ Columblls, autllor of the high the boiiQliOI aerved by the ochool p& p~sOIIIed a flre. Iaiii P. T, A. Favors or P'!nclls Cromllolsum well ·poojn ID Rutiallll Hl&h. Sbe wao ''*JO ol four In the 1928 cla~o · pre10111 lor the banquet. Aloo obaerviqr a rew!loo at the event wao the 1948 lf&dultlag CWL Jobn Werner, presld-. Mid eharp of the meeliJW which 1... cl.- music b)' a wealquartot toqM)MCI ~lot Alan Blackwood, uied. Clrorlene HoeRic'h .• Nancy lk>ller Cole llld " ' - wtll bo 1111k1rw their IICine Ill Micldl~ the nell! IS-._ Hnabolll llld father Bolt-• Mate 1-c Kemeth Cole leeveo J... 7 Cram Callloa-nla Cor a marino llaae in VIetnam. The lllmUy arrhod Tburoday IIIII Ia leltq)orvlly resldiJW with Naney1a - · Mra. Dorothy lk>ller. They haft rOIIIed a houao already llld wiU be momw lniD It acmetlme the latter part or June. • • Aud COIIl8 the ....-, thlnp wW really pick 1111 at the lklller ltouHbolcl. MaJor Jamea Roller,llla wiCe,llld their three tot. NatlOMI Hooor Soe!et,y mem- are OJPOC!Aid In &11m' tllree yaara In Germany. bers were recognized including Michael Borpn, Alan Blackllood, TROIJBLE ON TOP of trwble IIIII LueiUe Smltll Ia certalrliJ J-llavla, Clllrleno Dov!a,.Jll- baYiqr mon tileD bor al1are. A little over a week aao while In& did you lOiow ane Holliday, Larry MootaomDr. llld enroale 1D Akroa ID vleU a ali- lfro. Jerry Mathenoy Ill•• JlU"ery, Robert Smith, Jr., PhllJp G. Gralo, the oalodlctoril!l, IIIII ter, Ludlle was Involved In an ellaoed the former Bethel Cole,_.,_ near lllodiM. llle auC- man home on UnoolD Sl. 7 MloaThompaon. The pr1JJ1Ili3' bad quite a laceNew oineero ,.... aleetod lol- Ctrod eradrod rlba IIIII a IOYerelowiJW the ...,.ioatlag ecmmlt. ly Creelurod llllcle. ill lael, It llll!u& both eateriDr llld InterilllfSil'l' 1ID aet II. lllo re- or, by Bernard Fulto llld Jemea tee's report shen by Jolla Col· mains amflned ID the Medina Araold before the Malhellolr•' well Eleeted were Mickey Communlq Hoapltal Ill Medina, purehaae. 1•1 quite attrlctiYI, llllml., 1949 claas, prel!dem; Jolla llropD, 1960, vice proal.- Oblo. Her ear waa heavily damlllldlntheaceldanl. ' ' Aud Iiiia paal .,...IIIII Mlu ·-lllfer• wn- Goodad. Aud you tl1ooqht you bod bioi . TONIGHT - TiruHs. - FlU. MAY29-30-31 Double Feature HOT RODS TO HEU. Dooa Alldrelrs • J.._ Crain Calendar wmlNESDAY !"'daY· TONIGHT AND THURSDAY MAY 211 • 30 NOT OPEN camery llad,nt . . Whlt'a A Gtq ID llctl Sit~ STARTS 7 f· M. ~- ••.• ·· ~ ~ • ·--..-~I BEBMVDA SHOJIT SETS.•••• 1 • ti-SO COTION SIClJlTS •• ·••••••• ,' .. &IE ILSO COTTON siaiiTS ........ ; ... SALE ,t2,00 COTTON SLACKS· ••••••••••• 1 SAI,E'$LOO COTTOll SLACKs .. : ..... : • •.• S¥J: .UO SL£\CKS. ' ••••.•..,. . ~ f:l.$0 SMAIL LOTI HIGIIEII PIIICED .. , ~:!Mr.s .nc~.,: · ~Ck TdPs ' ., ... l .... B~·t3.00 . ' (Well - ' branlo)' . . '" . • ~~' .1: WOMEN'S IUO KNIT SLACKS ••• , ••.• 1 •• : . , SALE .,..00 GIRLS $1.69 KNIT T SHIIITs .......... ,'. • SALE IJ..OO GIIII.S $1.95 ,KNIT T SHIJlTS. , ............. S.ll.E $1.00 G1111.S $;. 9$ KNIT T SHIRTS • • • • • • • • • • • • : . SALE IUO GIIII.S P,95 ·KNIT T SHIJlTS ............. ~AlE tJ-00 ._tam • YoUNG 'MINs · ·i~t•n ' . ..... $1.00 • '>I • .Sale 3.99 MEN'S ALL COTTON Salel Bras and Girdles HaiAtrcWefs WeD ~ make; dlacooilllllod aOieL •Willie, Paatela, Priola. <Not 1!11 alzea In an atyleo). Binion ltnj.ah In ~ 0<!1\lri alii lllltertllo cmr ID Willie &Ill aj>U4. Oolo!ri, •'OuahiGii•.Cool sale JOe $10.00 GABIIE:NTS ••••••••••••••••••••• SALE t&-07 $6.110 G~ ...................... sALE IU7 $7.00 •• ..,.95 f5.95 N,OO f3.99 ~ 91 $2.00 $aiel ·. 1111•1.$ttk•. ·; . -. ...~~~Sale. 2 flits·for MJO· 49c GAJlMENTS •••••••••••••••••••••• SALE $*.01 0 •97 ' ' G~.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • SALE ..,.. GARMENTS ••.•••••••••••••••••• SALE 13-f? GARMEN;!:ll , ·,. .......... l .1; ... • .. SAI.E 12.9'1 G~ •..••• , ...... ..... .., ...., •.• SALE t2.47 GA.RI.tENTS • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • SAlE .1. 77 GARMENTS •••••••••..•••••••••• SAlE .1.21 ..ch·. Towels· ' Clint 18" "Ida :.. Mhul.. back. Daleaa of - bl Ulllverllll'l'. Mra. WI.N, I who b1!1May waa 1ut weak, \. a1 11>1 In 111 the ob......,eea. A WAl!ll WELCOME 1D Mr. IIIII lira. Leo Garllnc of Tulodo wbo IIIOMC1 ID MlddiiiOrt•OYer 11'11 wukend. . <r1>e · Gerllnp realda Ill the' Slllnlilart, ~ on Gr&nl Sl. Mr.• Glrllllll• project -rln• I1!Ddenllor the arebllec:luralllrm Qll ~ . . llalp Local Hlal> .' - · 1114 lbe lalllll,r _.ta "'be bore for the -twoyeara. Ice cream tor eoclal. CANCELLm ANNUAL Memorial Do,t ilbDr al Letart F~ Grp. ~ b)' Letart Falla United Malll>dlat Cbarp. FIIIDAY :Mllll/u:POIIT Y/CTI( Fridll', IJDitod ....~ Claire~~, 7:3o pJII.; Mil! Muprot the ' proltim; Mrl.'· Arllald JilchdoVGtlono; apeelal music b)' Mro• .!Jill~ stlelr; Mro. Paul Hl(lll>illlllll IIIII Nl'l• Beullll Wldte,' retreallmMIIa. cim.DBEN ' HAVING roles Ill the F.amll1 Nialll pojpou¢ •,... SPI!AIIING OF PEOPLE"""" I to be Ill lbe Trinlb' IJDitod Pl""•---i!oot------------"i· Cbureb of a.rtll, 10 a.m. Frl- ~ ror ............ . OUTSIDE·SilliMER dance portloa Bllrt h·lday nl&ht It the Mlddl~ Commwllt;y Park, 8:30 te ll:liO p. m. Jayo wlil emcee sponsored b)' the Mlddl~ Flr«nen. llaDceo wW bo lle1d every Tueodey nlalil lllrOIIIIhonl the 11111111110r. POMEROY LITTLE IAque -aor• high aehool clanee·parI!' saiurdi;y II the POIIIII'(q ten- • nla C<JUI'I, allrtlJW a£ &;_SO p. m.' , Jayawlilemeeo. IIOSWORTII COVN~CIL . 46, 1lo)>al ¥" Soloel Meol,ero. apee.. 1a1 meeting, Friday, i:so p. m., Pcmeroy Maaonlc Tetl!j,lle, ID conCer the r<zya1 IJI\I ·ieleCt meat- the..,.• tOrF from lewJie-Gross ~A SHORTS Fume • Preu in plaldl, elleekl IIIII aollda. Mea' a and boy•·· from 3.95 KNIT SHIRTS OOttoll, Decton alii Banlon, ....,_ patlernl. _, . ·1 • ~·.,"' tt,OO BEAcli TOWElS • • • • • .. .... , ,'. ; ~ tJ;tf .... WOMEN'S ELASTIC LEG PLAIN 'N FANCY NYLON SHEER APRONS Wlllte IIIII pulala Slleo:S, Y, L, XL Sale 1·:24 · Towel Sale ''Pielcltone 3' l[ 5' AAYON IIIFS REGULAR fL59 Porch Rugs 3 for 1.00 . --V-15-1:-T-0--:---~-'-------,--~i stri11t!1 Rice Straw Rill wtth UR BUSY HOUSEWARES DEPT. SPECIAL! .. 10 INCH SKillETS sr..; blue or -•bl'l\11,._ . ~ ~.61 HAND TOWELS • • • • • • .- ••••••••• l8c '" A$fl Clhl1IS • • •. • ~ l . 79e FINGER11P ~ ~ • . • • I 0 0 .. ,, \ • • • • • • • • 0 0 • ;,. '"' I ' • _______________________ ,.. ____. West Bend 2 tlil•rt Teflon Colttd Sluc:etlens .:PRim.. _slardy, - lltaliJw ahnlroun., R1111'ite 2 quart ob!e Ia nlce tar veptables • .,.., Allell, bat cenlla, pdflnp. ecwer Included. • ------------~1!_ ______._ ___ ~. SPECIAL I Rulabenn•ld lnstent ~ ottGANIZERS . . Gat .oevaral or ...,b llQ. - ~""' tlfSID(Iatlall: 72'' X 'J2'' • • ' n~~w· · s ..3...:.. •' ~ v 99C ·,Jd. . JGUi 01111 NlllblraUoa r.r 3 for 99e • • • ; • • '"IS ........ .te.H ' . ' - 36"M ; l'Or that drell ........... down .I!JIIi !lien collaro. A 1111rt ID Jlleaae 111)' male. H- Cool SumhMir Sleeks -·· . By J-11111 .New .....,.. labrlco alii · 8.95·to,l.95 . 51'0111 COATS ' ' . al"' ,1~·~~ . aild cl)oijvefl. See1 ,••, ( 'I " ·~ Till • Slfil1"" ;: No P$el, NO Blister '· GAL. on 6.-95 MASONIIY : ~' ji!UCK the s<pl8d. o •• . to ... - .... lilod Crelbtr. Clllllllul cloela't ~. . Seela aa- 111. mit. ...0.. • "~ ~ 2$·e , · ' · ·--------~~~--------~-------· al ~ . • < .l.uftl ·54" ·filial¥ ' ' ' I I .. ' ,• ' ' 10-95. •: .•• "-Z-95 Larp oaleetlcin, white, colors, Jtrlpel:; Buttoa .. zlol'' •• ~ ~ ••..•f7.1S' 12"' x12,8": •••••. if&.95 ........lUll Arrow Dreu' Shirts SALUTE WAR DEAD- The~ Drew floBI No. 39 llriJW aqoM Is aOOwlt behllll the Fumoroy Juolor Hllh School preparing to 4re I aelute in of the war during Memorial Doy serVIces 1llurodey. Edpr Van lnwlpiJ, one or the r.w aurv!vcn or the Bataanlleelh March, COIIlm&llla · Tit" T-CI.QlH ·------scJii~nc~~-----~ Easy W- 44" - 41" ,lbo.PirceatCOUDa. · s....... prtiUd euvu. IJt,.. tie or ~Ira!. ' oolldi. Perme-Jlnaa. . ,. • ••••••••••••, . .' ' ROILY WATERS CO!.UMBUS (IJPl) - Tile alate WUdiiCe Dlvlalon aald Ohio' a upgrouacl ..- r a llld lakea au bave _ , Jevela above normal and are ta111 ID tlllldily, coualar varlod -eta Cor hOliday weekelllftaldnil. t2.es -~m rowELs .. ~- ... :..... ~ .. Bultoo doWn i D d reaular eallarL .CIIecka, pltldalllll . Shantytown Health is Cause of Higher Fear Tllree beeuCIAd pall8rna b)' Canmn alii FleiAieretl. "VanliJ - ' ' , deep -eulplured reverllbla. !• ~~Queea'l Glrdn" • ~ roHI Oil velvet JW;,III.·. ••M'!IO.r", 4econtor cakn lD ~ jl.cQIUd. • SPORY' SHIRTS . .. ... t=.OO ·JIEACH ·1'01fiELs . • . • • • ••·•••• to • ~ ~.11 • ·, : • .... : ',.~ .. _$!..,. ' . . from 3.50 I Ia!' ~. ,... (diol . .tJ,49 BEACH TOWEL& , .,~. IIi'!> Turtle neck, crewlllllopan c~ Slrlpaallld aolidL I ., . SlrlldJW woven da•!&U on thlek totu. tundture throrls. rabta. 11M eovva. SPE!AKING FOR SERVICES - Sill LuciDbuhl, - . ~ DoparUDotttAmerlean Lolioo . _ mender, apeakl before a 11111111 Matnorlal Doy croold at •the ~ lunldr Hllh lllllltori1111 Tlurodey 111C1f111JW. Seated te · the rllbl of Mr. Luclnbulhre, Cram left, lie•· RIUII!n MD.Yei', JUIDr of the Mlcldleporl C~urell or a.rtat, w11o alao Ill'" • well-<o<eiwd telk; Frank Olooaebrew, chljllalD or Pomeroy Drew Webater !'OBI No. 39,11111 Robert Vlllflban, Drew Woboter floBI CCIIIUillllller. Frank Vaushan aerved as emcl!l Cor the aerv!cea. The annual pande wall ..Uod olf early In the mOI'lliqr beeauoe ol heaVY rainfall, - Senlillel Pbolo. . mOil. wOof.'.;.. . FRIDAY 11IRU TIJIWIAY MAY 31 - JUNE 4 TO SIR, Wll'll LOVE (Teehalealorl Sldao)' '~. J~ GeaOOLOIICARTOONS: , Soolhbowxl Dacl!llng ••• SLACK Si:TS • • • • ••••••• ',1f POMEROY WCTV, IJDitod lolalbocllat Cllllreh, 7:30p.m. Wecl- • THERE'S NO DOUBT about It, POMEROY PONY C. H. WIH, Jr., 11 poflllar with .....,.,. meet at 7:30p.m. Wodhlalllllbboro. Frlda,y nllhl when DOodey, at Pomeroy City Hall. PLUS the Wloea c:emo In from Waoerly, 111UHSDAY WILD, WILD PLANET Mr. IIIII Mro. Robert Sis..., IIIII OOCKEN BARBECUE, MemTOllY RwlaeU - Lin GaaiDnl - llobllle. .., one lido or the orial Doy; aerrin& begins 11:30 , .• Wise bome, """ Mr. alii Mra. a.m., c<lltinuea throughout the da,y, •• Racine Flrebouae: ., 2$ ):;::=::~=·='=*,w:nuam Ault m the other, eacll ~ doeor- eakee lor Mr. pet edlijjlite Wlao, who waa obaening hi• Auxiliary wt11 have IMMJeaiade .-·a s 'lliA'III WM'ON i7.9' COI'1'QN DIIEI!II&'I ••• SALE 2 ·.v ' Melltia llld daushtero, liar~ • COTrbN SUITS ~• .,.. • .•; • : •• ,. • . SVITS . •' ., . By Corner••• Smlth'J home at Cbelter ._. ' b'' Tbe DoUy Seritlriel, were dlatrlb- <Jommunity • Groa woOl!, Romie Y - 11111 Onn BlaCkwood, lCem!Pinlod b)' Gene Gnte. Mlas Gloria Tbolllpson, ulutatDrian ol the 1968 du1, dld I readll!lo!"The Creation" with Mra. catherine SbeneGeld at the plano. For a number ID emclude the program, Janwa Vennari Joiood the quar- " . ....,, JAMAICA SHOn.Q ••••• Ilia clotl!lnoldanl ocS-1• - Senllnol ,Pbcito. �8 " 10 ~ '1 t.o atts ciiM of !Ala tile Mime- seMtor Memorial · .. 17 I 20 red AIWOli ' ''' a 24 '' Plane• ' ... atlnllil... ·- " Red Sox at' lllr&\'111 ' 18 aeellaneou " 217 I 3 ) . '. a l C·ru··. Gr ... 10 J .(,C)C0lumbus, Ohio. Thurm , Kent., C.nblll, Ohio. • ', 11 15 17 18 r., it , _' Sox I p.M. -- 2~ 4 , Ohio Plus t MU, H ra Corm.,.Mars 0 ·4-3) 5-3}, 8:05 Old I of x nd Reci!PJll!bleTI �8 " 10 ~ '1 t.o atts ciiM of !Ala tile Mime- seMtor Memorial · .. 17 I 20 red AIWOli ' ''' a 24 '' Plane• ' ... atlnllil... ·- " Red Sox at' lllr&\'111 ' 18 aeellaneou " 217 I 3 ) . '. a l C·ru··. Gr ... 10 J .(,C)C0lumbus, Ohio. Thurm , Kent., C.nblll, Ohio. • ', 11 15 17 18 r., it , _' Sox I p.M. -- 2~ 4 , Ohio Plus t MU, H ra Corm.,.Mars 0 ·4-3) 5-3}, 8:05 Old I of x nd Reci!PJll!bleTI �r "' i>),l !!arnh.u"' !'t>HoWfteld.· Ollimt i.J~,Mi,,;;;· in I Mondo's hmle ' only s flfth and sixth of the eason · but we e the 523rd 24th or his career rll t as the 4:5 - he' h" two s in one ... Down sewhe e the League, Clevelalll 'de t to 's 'ct L ES ,Da• Chic na, Paul D. National! ~:~ at Phi SEC T SP AY 1. 9 ~::~La'-· tile field, I Oh All . "" ) FAt .98 •·.· y 2.25 . Mr Wl1>- �r "' i>),l !!arnh.u"' !'t>HoWfteld.· Ollimt i.J~,Mi,,;;;· in I Mondo's hmle ' only s flfth and sixth of the eason · but we e the 523rd 24th or his career rll t as the 4:5 - he' h" two s in one ... Down sewhe e the League, Clevelalll 'de t to 's 'ct L ES ,Da• Chic na, Paul D. National! ~:~ at Phi SEC T SP AY 1. 9 ~::~La'-· tile field, I Oh All . "" ) FAt .98 •·.· y 2.25 . Mr Wl1>- �Groduatr In n nt ck Is.• Attende :· r :: "·: ., ·: In Re • I :· ',• :· •, '. down r~'I !l.llldl,y s ' dz lo I tor a4Uatki'l were hi• ', """ !; hi• brother, brolber-IJI.I and V.lnoent .COlumbus, y ' '' U· a n at hi 0 rice! $ rc th alid ----- - - --- lA \ E ...·' . .m . ~·res, c:ottoiri!' and bl nd!, prin • (' ', in •' " ~J~ �Groduatr In n nt ck Is.• Attende :· r :: "·: ., ·: In Re • I :· ',• :· •, '. down r~'I !l.llldl,y s ' dz lo I tor a4Uatki'l were hi• ', """ !; hi• brother, brolber-IJI.I and V.lnoent .COlumbus, y ' '' U· a n at hi 0 rice! $ rc th alid ----- - - --- lA \ E ...·' . .m . ~·res, c:ottoiri!' and bl nd!, prin • (' ', in •' " ~J~ �' I r 7:45. :; b!p ' ,9;30 ·"· ' I, . ' 'Jf ·"' 111011 r '; Now 6:ts m. worafdP, 7:30. er IUid praise, Wedne 7:30. .' 5 All-,11 • H nt r Notes ·- ·-·ee, 8 m, 1 a( eoch lllllllh. PRISE .EIJB lsmldl, e stulb CIUMI, a.m. Worlhlpl!ldllftiiCb~ • Re Ut Mr. will' JolmiOII. Mr . .... Mr. Bel•• Gala McCain IUid ch. IUid Mr Doroel lleVJ.. .... Mr. and RltbtJ IUid r... • ~11, ... VNITEil INC -ALLIS �' I r 7:45. :; b!p ' ,9;30 ·"· ' I, . ' 'Jf ·"' 111011 r '; Now 6:ts m. worafdP, 7:30. er IUid praise, Wedne 7:30. .' 5 All-,11 • H nt r Notes ·- ·-·ee, 8 m, 1 a( eoch lllllllh. PRISE .EIJB lsmldl, e stulb CIUMI, a.m. Worlhlpl!ldllftiiCb~ • Re Ut Mr. will' JolmiOII. Mr . .... Mr. Bel•• Gala McCain IUid ch. IUid Mr Doroel lleVJ.. .... Mr. and RltbtJ IUid r... • ~11, ... VNITEil INC -ALLIS �'OORRY! I GAVE: AT OFfl ® '·' "' " 1>, Ht .... H• />f\--IHD ' " " f!<lll 1 f 1 (' bini O>llllpl""" 23. Senrtln 28. "rf.Notobort 28. :Jt. SoleJnn prom I 30. Choo.e• . (<W offlcc :U. Chtmlcal inc ·aha ··I IU LY •'• . �'OORRY! I GAVE: AT OFfl ® '·' "' " 1>, Ht .... H• />f\--IHD ' " " f!<lll 1 f 1 (' bini O>llllpl""" 23. Senrtln 28. "rf.Notobort 28. :Jt. SoleJnn prom I 30. Choo.e• . (<W offlcc :U. Chtmlcal inc ·aha ··I IU LY •'• . �• . ' j ·, Deleptea and alternates to Ulary to operate i conc:e•et• draped ~011 .._.~:· ~iis and the Departmeat convention were .stand at the Pomeroy alwtmi Mrs. s.ker.· '"' Wtilte table · elected and a contribution ol bi!IQiet ~ nllht ·ftolil 9 ~rvice wall used ,.-th .te Ill$50 to the lll)lform fund ol the p.m. to 1 a.m. Memoli-_. - ' lea In a cross r~~~ white American Legion summer base- aCtivitea were reviewed, ' .:ncl ~rs, and a Whitt Bible.' Mrs. ball program was made at Tuea- members were relninded to dis- N~llng played '''B~ the day nllht' I meeting or the La- play fiaga. &mlet" and "How Great .,~ dies AwdUary of Drew WebA alate ol olftcera waa pre- Art.,.. Mrs. David eumlnlnga, ·ater Post 39, American Legion. seated by the nominating com- sergellit at arms, as alated .In the Elected deleptes to the De- mlttee and the election ol new service with the prealdent drsp. partment convention, which will omcera was scheduled ' for the lng the charter. · be lield at the Nell House In Co- . June meeting. Proposed by the Alllual reports .were prelumbus, July 12-14, and the 111m- eoDunlttee were Mrs. E; I I e n sented durlngthe mestlng, lnclud· mer conference to be held In ' Couch, presillent; Mrs. Jack Car- ing Americanism, Jur Mrl. WilJackson on June 13, were 1\fra. iey, first vice president; Mra: dermuth; child welfare, by Mra. C~ Welah,Mra.OsbyMar- Don Hwmell, second vice pres- Leonard Jewell; legislative; by tin, and Mrs. Ellen Couch. AI- !dent; Mrs. Welsh, secretary; Mrs. Pat Thornton, and natlonal ternatea are Mrs. Frank Cheese- Mrs. Roy Reuter, treasurer. The securlt;y, by Mr1. Frank Cheese· brew, Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, and president elected Cor the 1968- brew. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. 69 year will appoint the historMrs. Martin read a history The summer eonCerence will be ian, chaplain, .and Sgt. -at-arms. or the unit, and Mrs. Neutzllng held at the Jackson Legion Home Mrs. Neutzllng, Mrs. Wilder- related the origin of three hymns with registration to begin at nooo. muth and Mrs. Elza Gllmore used by the auxUiilry during the Department First Vice Pres!- were appolntedbythepresldentto year. They were "Faith or Mr. and Mrs. Arnbld dent Mrs. Eleanor Ullum or Leb- the auditing eommlttee. Fthers," ".Master, Let Me Walk anon will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Russell Moore was lnit- with Thee;" and "SWeet Hour Mrs. Robert Couch, poppy fated Into membership or the or Prayer." There was group chairman, reported that $320 was auxiliary. Conducting the cere- singing or the last song. Communit,y ·service was disreceived from th" sale or pop- mony were Mrs. Guy Guinther, plea on Pomeroy streets Friday president; Mra. Martin, M r s. cussed 811<1 it was noted that sevand Saturday. Theyexpressedap- Welsh, Mrs. Orville Wells, Mrs. eral members hJCI contributed preciatlon to the junior mem- Robert Couch, and Mrs. Olan to the cancer drive. In the abMiss Sheila Bearhs, daughter Mr. Afnold attended Pomeroy bera and others who assisted Knapp, membership ~halrman. sence of Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., or Mr. and Mrs. ltichard Bearhs Hlgll School 'before entering the In the sale or purchased a pop- A poppy, American nag, t h e Mrs. Leona Smith reported 011 py: nag code, and a copy or the con- foreign relations. !ite discuss- or Cheater, was united In mar- army ·and has jliat returned from· Plana were made Cor the aux- stltutlon and Jur-laws were pre- eel Mai8Y,sla, the country being riage Jo Nathan Arnold, 1011 of. Germany wbere )te was ~­ Mrs. Hazel Arnold and the late eel b$re discharge. 'ftle studied by the auxiliary. sented to Mra. Moore. Nathan Arnold ol Pomeroy In a couple now reside at Che.Wr. Mrs. Wells, chaplain, conductThe auxiliary approved revieel a memorial service Cor four sions to the Cllllatitutloll and by- double rlni ceremony on April Ohio. deceased members, Mrs. Char- laws as presented by Mra. Cum- 23 at the home .ol her parents, lene Thoma, Mrs. Mary Reapp, mings. During a concluding social performed by the Rev. Cheater TONIGHT, MAY 31 Mra. Ka~ llaker, 811<1 Mlas Ada hour, refreshments were served Bryant. Double Feature The bride wore a white street Hoskins. The ·charter was also by Mrs. Guinther. HOT RODS TO HELl. length dress With wtdte acces""'r>,.,.~,.., ......,,. Andrews - Jearme Crain sories and a cor sage ol pink PLUS MASON -:- Miss Alice Roach, ros!!S. She was given In marWILD, WILD PLANET rlage· by her father, Richard a third grade tellcher at Ma8011 Grade School, ·was honored with Tony Rusaell • Lisa Gastoni Bearhs. Inspection or Cheater Grange "Home, &feet Home," andmema retirement paJ1¥ Friday evenMatron or honot· was Mrs. SATURDAY, JUNE 1 waa held Tuesday night by Mr. bers responded to roll call by Lois Ellersbach and Mr. Willard Ing, at the home ol Misses LorDouble Feature and Mrs. Virgil Atkins, deputy giving a current event or the Ellersbach served as best man. ena and Hilda Welu Ma8011. PERILS OF PAULINE state master and juvenile ma- day. Following the ceremony a re- !ite will retire on J e 6 after tron. Pat Boone - Pamela The program Included a pi~ ception was held featuring a wed- teaching 44 years In son Coun-PLUSDuring the meeting conducted medley by Denise Dean; a read- ding cake, ice cream and punch. t;y, 28 at Ma rade School. TilE RIDE by George Genhelmer, master, Ing "Where We Stand," by Mra. A chime cio was given to Attending were Mr. and Mrs. TO HANGMAN'S TREE one appeal Cor aid was answer- George Genhelmer; "Are Y o'u Willard Ellersbach, Karen Ellers- her by the MaWirt Grade School ,. Jack Lord • Melodie J.o hnsot eel. It was reported that Miss Gullt;y," by Mrs. Dale Kautz; bach, Bal;_ba.-a and Becky bra- teachers and acl!ool employees. Lucille Smith remains oonflned a plano solo by Billy Kautz, a bach, Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Walter Games·• were ,Pla,yed 'and prizes to the Medina Communlt;y Hos- reading, "The Only Day," by and Evallne Arnold, Mr. and won by Mrs. Clarice · Wallace pital Cor treatment ol Injuries Mrs. Earl Dean; a poem "Trees · Mrs. Richard Bearhs, arid the and Mra. Pearl 'Re.YJIOids; suffered In an automobile acci- In My Garden," by Mrs. Glema Rev. ,and Mrs. Che'*tr Bryant, Retrclabmeata we~ elrvell b)' · · dent. TQNIGHT THRU TUESDAY Milhoan, and another ~ Jan4ll8,,and l,lonnie Roblnaon. .u < tile hoate•ae•• to tile ' hol!or'f1 It waa llllllOIIIIoed ~ Che•er "Thallk God tor New ~~; .. by MAY 31 • JUNE 4 The new Mra. Arnold 11'81966 arid Ml.aa Liiii Cllitis; Mlia itetwill visit Rock ~rings Grange Harry Holter. TO SIR, WITH LOVE graduate or Eastern High School. en Bletnet, Miss Gerri Steele, , .. ~·· on June 25 811<1 at the joint sesA piano solo was played by Mias M~ BudW"', Mrl~ (Technicolor) sion present the program. The Naney Fleldlj Mrs. Matte ~ah, 9!ella Newell, Mrs. Hobart NewSidney Poitier, Judy Geeson master' a report was given, and Mrs. Maxine~. Mrs. Clarell read "Things ol Peace," and PLAN BAKE SALE - • COLORCARTOONS: there were remarks by Mr. and Ice Wallace; Mrl'. · P~ ReyGeorge Genhelmer preaeated The Bra$ury Cl11il'ch or Cbrist Southbound Duckling Mrs. Atkins. nolds and \.~Ia 'Mildred H,aw"Lera Curb Farm FataliUea." will sponsor a bake sale at' the cannery Rodent Mra. P. F. Koblentz, lecturley, both of Middleport, andMrl. There was a poem, ''Tocii.Y," Western Auto Store In MiddleWhat's A Guy to Do? er, presented the program which by Ethel Orr, and a reading, port saturday, .June 1, beginning DorothJ Schwab, Mrs. Pearl . SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. carried out the theme "Today." "Teach Him Geatly," by Dale at 10 a.m. All proceeds or the Rouall, Mrs. ~rma Rlgp and There was group ainli!ng or Kautz. The program doaecl with sale of the homemade baked Mrs. Beatrice Weaver. a thought by the lecturer. goods will go to the church IQI· ANNOUNCE SALE Refreshments ol cookies a n d provement fund. The St. Paul Lutheran Church sandwiches were served. will hold a rummage sale Thursday and Friday, June 6 and 7 at the church frCIII 9 Lm. to 3 p. m. ' TO PLAN REUNION There will be a meeting !linday afternoon, June 2, at 2:30 p.m. at the Paul Beegle residtnce In Letart Falls ol olficera and othP.r Interested persona to diiCUII plans Cor the •5 ..... 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