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TH II> PROCE.~S I So REPEATE-D UIJTlL IOACt\ AIJD EVE~ ~Me.tJT ~ I!; STAFFE.D ' BY A MP.JJ Wl-\0 CAIV'T H~I\JDLE: IT ! ' CIIOAKE~ ~·~made JOB ... ·' u0 .lh'""" emplllfed thoro""' th , . sebool tann. AI Kyger c Mayea aonea as Jlmlor Advloor, Fl'811c:l! Club Ad ' :l) J ., ' I ' : :1 ••.. ' , l.BB'HI.UMBING • IIi l!IUNG, CleWII Qly, () :· ;! .:I " ., ·'· . ' 'IIII'NOUl'll OAWI'OII • I r . I. ..W. from P1llt Clll Y• llmlt-. lleller ;: I .]•)' •' IINNBIII iiAiA'l ~ 1'1111111: Pill' COIIT JPRI!il: lltlpeallaD. ..n • Merlll O'Dell, Cl!!nl• lit& mlllll Ttl mila lie II lll1lnl Dr. I .. WHATCHA ME:AN, 'YOU'RE STUCK? IT'S MY I CAN'T MOVE IT/ LOOK WHO's 0\U.lN' ME A QIJACI(! 1 OH, FOR HEWEN . SAKE, I NEVER HEARD OF SI.JCI.I llod1 -( •' . ~· ' ' ' \ ''' c . ,. ', ; OU~t-tTA.. SJ;:J..T 'IOU ONE IN BACKI A SILLY ll-liNG! ' FOOZY! 11XlKIT lH' FIX I'M IN!' CAN ,. dleport; Rep, Ralph Welker, P<ineroy and State Sen. Qakley Collins. -Ironton. A dimer for thie''HonoraryGrand Cr.:.kers," their flmUiea and members . of tile frog jumjllng cOitest committee, was hold during the earb' evening at the Crow home In Syncuae. three contestenla, who qualiOed in ~ . Ienior divi1lon prellmi~ "Chapman's Charger;" Roy Hoi· ter of RD, Pomeroy, 14 Holter•s - ~lei., •11'1 · particl!1'1ed In the H01t>er;" Dr. John Ridgway o! .SiibdiY lhals>were:. - - -Pomeroy, «DeOtor-. John,~ Jlin Clatworth,y o! PomOrllf, Medicine l!fan;" Dr. sellm J. with his frog -.Mr. Zeata,'' Pat Blazewlcz, Pomeroy, '•J)oc B/" !loiter of RD Pomeroy, "Pit's and Wlllilin Snouffer, P<rneroy, Hq:,per;'' Max EiehJ~r, Pome-- ''Country Sam." roy, ;rith "Mulberry lollrluder;" Other entr111ts and their spor>Mlchlel C. .a, .._.,,with soro ID the pie eldng coaielt (see picture) were Delmar Grady, Davis-Warner lnsurtncei Frank Vaughan, Pmneroy Drew ·Web- . slfr..Ametl"'D -~ l!tltt;John Pearl Ash, Gleocknet's Grill; George Morrlton. Hundreds o! scteallllng pri....,..s raced . 11r... About 100 policemen wiUi bvonet tiJ)Jled riot sholauns rulhed the prison yard and made lilelr wa,y to tho hospltil where tho llrll and Urtrd noors were Mllre, M. C. Koblentz, state commiSBioner of correct!IHII, lllld "seml-<:ontrol" ot the lnotitutiM hod been achieved. Dr, lllchard Brooks, 1 JlhYolcfan at the_penltentllry, no~ brlefiy on the hospital bulldltlg roof and ladilers were oent up to ro.. cue him. Koblentz said Ill hospital patients and boopltll Olllllilll'.. were rescued, "Damage is going to be extensive," lllld Koblonlz. He lllld - .. ... ' . .,. ,_ tho yOU HELP MEl" Royal Qak Park; Scott Nease, Kennelworlh Nease; Tiny Russe11, Chapma""" C8noda,y Shoe Store, and George Frllll:lo, l•ndmork.. De G a u II e'a blows during the "Ma,y re•ohP ·don," could now otar1 lwilltllnl upworcL He lnd his 0111)1101'tera wUI be oble to point to the \'Ole •• 111 Indication Uiat deeplte dcrneotic dl11<onleot, the 71Jear-<lld general otllllo tho l1rm muter ol his laed.. De Glulle the alectl.., vl<lm'7 to keep lrun bolnc dlscrnd!led by his allies, Mrs. Stebbins In Meadville · ' ~ t·~ 1 ~ .· · Nolto Rldeo; ·IDe., oponlijr ot the omu..inentoll!ld rldeo, llao occepled by law tormolly requeoled permlaIDdleatl..,, IIAJn, to. put~cipole. In the 1949 .' 1 '•- • . IOIIBil IWIItiiiOW Jlli llA1111G c::iiAMP _ ·lab Craw, s_,n..,.., - re-Nf r.. lX'-o· ·n ·-r C o! C meetiqr wW be hald .t.t · ' • • Cillo. ft. ,. - , • t. , • t' r. 1 '·. I- · , • ,. .,.' ,· ' ... By ,United J'teSB bite~ Pnllldlint141 . ~ro H. · HUJqlhrey ' and ',>! ' rollotl ~ ..... the cloior to •' ,' ' ~ 01 111111 Silhoallllllll.olll- tlllherolt;y fooGIIII player, rllbl, ole Ill plea in one hour to wln ·the Big !lend Reptta Pie liltlqJ 1 Conlaol Slturclay Dlgl\~ Cra&' pooes here with hll apoo&or, !118rjff llobert C. llortellbacb, left, . 1111 contell chalnnan, Gqy E. Gulnthe1'. Cmo. won t50 and Sherllf.-ch received 1 handbn <.. 1101118 lrollh7, CCIInlnc In second wu J CUnlbln, s-0<1,._. Co. Treasurer Howard E. ......., and .Debnlr Gnob', _......,illy Devld-Woi-norlnsiii'IIICO, nalldrd. Coniohan wu otartIIW hlallfth plo wllsn tile llluted tim!> e:o;lred 1111 Gnd;r was llnllilln& hlo fourth. ,.ifol*!'~· · ;!!W_·Mo*' to heir final lllulci ' .• foi' . :- ~, ~~alta. lncludlna·tho . , a"....lal , llellftr7 lawlte, diJ ar nlfiiJl. Rio an 'ti'ATIR JUMPER DELUXE - Jbn ClatWortlly' s Crog, "Mr. z- ta," rofuaod to l1111111ln Its third and 11m! trip to the mat durIng tho flnalo ol tile senior division oo Sunday. Clatworlhy wao eolorllllly dreaaed for the coolest, adding to the pia air or the ovenL ClatwO<tey'a rrqr made It to the Sunday ;Near Goal P~Ii;;·(b.de: out whit the poaalbllilloa IGr aome kind oloccommodltlon or sew*ment .,L" Humphrey p._..t ~ ceo... fire In on lnllrvltW with the New York 'lbneo.. · In otiler political devtlopo . ., . .. ~ ~· . . " ' ' .. -,,,., .;,f. GaluPouo Shantytown 111-. OW :-..,:c-umn: N ,..;. . "~~U1ptied ' "'* .1. raeuae. Rev. and Mr1. were In Pl!ma,ylYIIIIIa bla slater, Mro. Cui wbell Mrs. Stehblna bowDe three Wilke ..,, Rev. Sb!llblna II IIOW : : ter ol the Flrllt llalted PI lerlln Clolrdl II .,.,.,.... formerly wao It tile Fir It l5 7"1ro lnd .earlier ot Mce..: oollovllle• 9lrvlvora lncludo, In fo her !line Mro. vlii<I;Mro.Morprlt ' iVIM!ol- •. ·: · '· WASI!INGTON (OPI) .;. Pollee In rlotlllrb beilll ....,.._ . ,..__. ~n~~;Beoutrectlon Cl,ll' !Oday liter o hlndfal,oflnhlbl- qt tile ; , : . obln~ ot tile People'~ Clqllln defied In onloAr to y~ iDcm1 out Wluntully, • . ~ , W<ISIDNGTON (IJPI) - Pollcualhonli·II) Ioree oh.ai llrP , -~on Cl~ ledl1 IIIII relldenta or lht .\ . , _, J:ICII>III qupo'&ft weH ioJd ii!OJ 011t Will>- ~ De>sollhreeweeks. .· !i>e' was bom Alllullt 21, 190S, at Sleprfolm, PL, tile ..... ter ol the lale Jolla R. IIIII ~ tho McConnell Rltc:l!. 9bo wu married to Lin.., .....,.., Gil May 3, 1927, at Uio Flnt ~.~~~~t- ' ec1 PremyteriiD Cburcb 1n bytertm Cburcb II ' ' . ': .... a, '· <:.: ~raCUH, -~In tbfl !\Jen<Or Hospital at ~ Pl., -oledi:l aller ID U1. .. · ~a·-IM:Mr. :\\It~ ·'I. ·~ t . ,· ., Mrs, Emily A. Stebbllla, - . ' Dies Sunday preHnt. A number ollbe neon · ,· ~ lnleml~ •: -pres:Up, whieb suffered severe ~ ...... 1~' The Rutland Fire ~ 111811! lo heiCU. lit IJII!IIIII' Ox Rol.'ll 11 tile l!!d!ond ~ '"'tho FourlbolJIII1= · · ot 9 LDL llllllaitiJw . · out the da1, ~ ........... chued '1$0 lbo. ol. boef fo ..,.. duriJW 1llo ciiJ, There will bo >VIed octl\01. des lhrouiiboat tile c11J b' ··-- ; ti4i-.-foai·"IR*i'IIObaft_ who portlclpoled Ibis yelr ilao Indicated they waoJd aiadto re-- . -~·a." ~ tQrll fP!n . ln 1116 ~. , It Wll rePl"olcloDtollllo ' • ' DeGaulle . -~~~- ·. . . . . Omlplola • llld FtDdll npm I Roast All _, . Day OB 't'~ .t &L to the best of his knolrleclp there were no hootageo. Kobltmtz lllld ["-eVV)'CIIIO lncllld!JW 1 taJant fQur CCJIIIpaniea ot the 166111 Infantry, Ohio Natiollll Gulrd hod been contell ot 8 p.m. Por~GW alerted but had not been called "'· wishlnc to enter tho email Besides setting the II rea t h e were rushed to the 1cene. 11111 do so beforehlnd, or ·ot rllll\p&glng prlaoners aloo One of tho arst ol!lclall to ... the pork Uiat lily. knocked oul the prlaon -or · CpJ; carl L:' lloQa, GaJU. A llre•orka dllllll;r will pllnl and threw the in!ll!tution polls Poll, State 1118hway Poend the oclhltleo. Into a o1ate o! emergency, trol, wao summoned to ColumDick Foley lo Jl'eaidellllllll Pollee ofllclals were taking no buo at 9:25 a.m. foda,y, siiJrt. Duke Komed;y lire chief ol chances with the rioting conly alter nre and riollnl broke the Rutland Fire ~ Ylcts. ool In tile Ohio State PenltenIn.structions Given tlary. Cpl. Bous waa atterJd.. "If you hove to take them, lng palrol hearlag& In Municltake them, I don't care how/' pal Court at the tlme, Sst. P. said Columbua Pollee Chief D. McCreocly, local pool oom. Robert llauo. "Yoo are dealing mandor, relieved Bogp ol blo with 1 hard core outfit in here, court G.rtiea. oot a bunch of teenagers. Don't Two other affieen accom .. get within wrestling dlotanc:e of . panted Cpl. Bogp to the riot them. at Ohio Penitentiary lido morn. "If one ol them canes 11 you lng. They were Pll. C, E, eu. with a knife or anything else ponter andPII.SIAIDIIYT,JGaoa. P ARl') (OPI)- Freneh - · defend youraeU," Baus Blld. rive at the strtre torn··penfteo-- pulled President Chlrleo do . · "Sill,)' together ond prOiecteach liary which houses 2,750 In- Glullo'o lnternot:lonal ,._,. . mates Will Gov. James Rhodes. out ot the fire by their ....,.,. The Columbus Fire Deport- pro-Goulllat yO(e Bunilay. :'';b.'::tspreadolflntotw.. Deputy Chief Dwlgllt Joseph ment reported mijor flrea m a Ilia whelhor the - · · told the men to engage in se- mUI and the knitting slql, seed- Internal prllbiOIIll will be oOI..t lective ftrlng II firing has to be ing heavy clouds or block by tile speclaaUr perfGrml!lce done. 'lllnoke billowing frGIII behind remained 1 moot ~ Political obael'verulacp.-.!Md M. C. Koblentz, allle com- tile walle. A spokesman lllld 11 mlasl- ot como:lllllla, llllcl ploces .of· ~ww.' MJII tllllllfi'!l " 1,!!\'111· -JIIIM...· ....,. besldea policemen rrmn Colum· oo the llrst alonn and eJabt OUC<Oiilful lhio Gaulllllo WID 1_. , ., bus. Ohio Highway Patrolmen more were sent when a second June 30 In lllrnlqr tile Initial , !rom thrOI!ibool Central Ohio allrm WIS iolllded. '"""' Into oelllal uaembly ' ' ·-...-, Oaicllli .... - I 6 l AU'IO RBPAIR It laa'a Slnlce ll8lloa, PI - ~ . o~~:~.J. I. Regains Prestige. er; Clarence Bl.oaer, Logan resident; Rodney Downing. Mid- j 'l _, , · A '-"ill fi'OII awimd lndlocke7· · frog )Uil!pld 11 ft. 6 ln. In Ita Blackltca. RD, 'rqular threeleapa. lJ win . t11f jUD!or · ~'lil)'>~ ·""""· •'1!l!!dl!v. ewiJII)B, ~ Jloclpe, jocJOj)'Jd hlo trqr liepubiiean'' to tucceoo a jump o! 13 fl., lin. FnnJc was awarded 1 tropb:y and $25 1m' placlag llrot place In tlat 41vlolon. "Sebmo," entered by Scott ~ 11., Ua, . Reeves of Mt. Gtlold, got off 1 Jd!D ~"'' ' J~,. 'ol Alhona, Jump of 11 fl. '.41n. to win the . cciiocklnc "Loot~ Jump, .. took the second ploce prize of $20 In the -- ~place pme ol f50 wbeo jmtor dlvllion and Steve Burom , 111;1 ~ )umpeci 11 11. 8 II\, ot Slade Jockeyed "llonnle'o :·11!'1 a frill-ed "F-2-W," ,,. DIJv.A-LIJV'' to die third place .\ ~ "'.'Dick Seller, Jockoyed prlu o! $10' with I .ll!mp of 8 · · ,. -y ,. , b1 ~ Sebntlder, won the fl. 2, Ia. ·. 1lllrd placo $25 prise. Sej>ler'• Olhoro, In oddltlon to the top, ' WATIR DllciYERY S!R P4. .....,. . :lRegaUa"is ·_,..:A.~,Success .......... sw.ll A - , I ' •..;; , 1umn lackston's Betiutv' Wins Senior Frog 'J J r "'·iffJ·rold '· ..., :::: roy, author of the "Ode· to the Bullfrog" poem: John Beckley, Vlntoo COUJU;y Prosecutiqr attorney; State Sen. Harry Armstroag, Hocklnc Coonty; Red MOrgan, Jackson CoWIIy; Secorxl Row, Dick Thomas, KaJser Aluminum official of Belprej Leo Roberta, Columbus attorney; Jim Anaales, Athens- . \ FIRS:!' HONORARY_, GRAND - The Ohio • for PrciGwtiOD ol. Bullfroge, the llrat o! what It ~ will became 1 J9, dlotiotlul•hecl Bat of Ohio dtlzeaa luana u ''Honor117 Graad Croakers. u Maklnc the 11111'<11 wao ,Fred W. Crow, Jr., grand croolcer olthe SOci.C, Sundly durlne the V.S, Dlvlolonal Fros JUIIIPinc """' teal hold In cllllJo!o<llon wiUi tho Big Beed Reptta. A brief lilltlallon was prealdecl over by crow, pictured In !oresround at rlglll. ReceiYit1tJ tho owardo were1 fr1llll row, Jell to rllht, . Araold Soowden, formorb' of Metso and Dlvlsl111 ot :MIMa Chief IGr Stele o! Oblo; Rip. Doll ~ o! 111rtlett; Jim Wlllcer, QallljJolll; MrL NIIDcy BolD Reed, I'Oin. ···:>h••'""' IJII8bl at Kyger en, Sebool the past year u :~ ~":;,"o.0' "' ',-'·"-2 >ov COLUMBUS (IJPI) - • ' IT TO '-tt>U otudloa leac:l!er, haYing at Pollll Pleasant Jr. CO<l9 leacber wbllo aU Marsball U and ouo year Junior Hlgll follow!DI bit uallon from Marshall. ~~1>~ .;J /.Jc,.O through the prison yard at the Ohio Pelll-ary today ooUiqr At least eight guards sutl'ered injuries, one 1 heart 1Uiek vtdtm. · ~~.1. WE-LL, EVS~ALL'T' )4E R~CHE'S A JO& ~Aits 100 '!:SIFFIC.ULT FOR HIM "'ND HE'.. CMl'T HAI-JDLe- IT! Ma,yos Is a 1960 gra~ Point Pleasant 111gb Scbc atteedod Wool VIrginia I Blcy, He reeolvod hla AB from Marshall Unlvero 196.1. llo Is a French and ' • ' . ' ' . m, t •• ·, Police Break. Throluih· Annual ·· t;'' ~ ' ber 1. I ' ;.. N wUI tour a number ot d France and Swltzertaed' ntumlng to the U, S, 1111 ! .. ' • ~ ( P- . • >· • /: ·•· ~\ · ~(,• '-' ·~,... '~.&_r{":rt ~ . ~~=t:*:::-;~:::~:;:~~:~;~~~::;::-.v.::~:::::::::!::i:::;~:.~:~~~;~:~:~:::;::~:.~~::;:::Jr.~.:::::::r~::::::~~::~::!:::!~~:i:i:i~:::;:.fm»:<:~<-;::;:o:~;;~:;:J.::~:?-:R.z~::A:;-.;:;:::::::::::;:~o::::~~;;:o:o.-:-;:~;;:::.:;;;~~~:::::>.::::~.::.::~8":!:::.::::::::::~:~::::::::::~:~::::~:r<::::;.:::::l:::::::·:·:i~; .. - .•. , "' • 1;_: Now Yorl! to Madrid, !VIII ho wUI apend threo di.Yt Plliii on to Paris. FollciJ six -.atllloSorbonne, doni& from the United sir dar Uio Temple Un!vorol ' . ' iP MONDAy, Jt.. , • opend lllx - · ~ Sorbome In Paris, Fraai:l ...,slots of lnolructloot ',11: lfeull,y In ~ , lUre, historY lnd t""'lf!!i wUI receive six hours c:i' ward his master' a dosr.. Mayes will . travel by ~ I r:1 ~~ Dtvoled To The lniU.u Of The Meig~·MIIMHI Area Jill\! f ' ' o U&dler at Kyger erie School, will leave • otuey - abroad. '~. The lour Ia _,..,red,l plo IJDinrlltY and Mw> l ' 1Yard Using Bayonets , Mayea ol Rt. 17 Pl. 1'1011 •. h : .. ~ x' CIE~T? P'l', 1 · i · · · Mayes Study · ,, • •. /1ne • ' i'1 ·~!19-M~~Or:MI~D~~'?Rr. o~'9 1 •• _ • · ', ~' ·' -, . l ·· , .· -· -"· • .· p·" •t -·'". . l..•. _, -. -· :·a··-. . F·• - U d -. ', ·' .· '~fl~\r,.lt,, ;;· :·;. '~~y )' ·._ ~ ~(}·: _: . <tre . n ·· e}jf ,·:r.r,.!- . :;;' -~~i • lo\l.nl .... ti.PI. . ·~ f:.~ \llall .. ' ., IIICI ..... Jobn E. Do, P David L. CUll; 'two llllerl, MrL · G. <.v.a>:$111U., Terrill, IIIII lilri. &-. 'l'lllau, .Ulll, FIL, IIIII ~ .......~. . �-. . ' .. ' u • • c n l. .• ft -1-..e:r I p.m. Then llartlllll "' 1:30 w ek Unor s· t .. Twin didn't t_ want' at to hlllJioen." r, cUb r1lht cler He a' ball • " ID U:e 01la Beckert; ·a ca. 14;' H. Aaron, Benlka, Cub• Star· PJraie MIU' 48; Perez, Bench, BOUtllpa•w, • elen I .... • a Bra•..la ard c • .~Qwasb, lao mud: el u ••• 53; r son, 51; ell, rial Hor1on, Tigers 39: Oil I 44; Ins 8 15 0 need esses 1; James Darst was h s bro ....( . I guest ot r Doo!das Dars~ Mr. Golll- Am~ricsn Tigers I 11, Is ~~~=~~and=· .. '' '' end Sum 10 0 I G s. ville • Frank c family a recent Sunllay. not11lng more. man sam I He'd be up 011 sur cllarge before I kouta, to s. C&nnen Hall ancl .aon spent S&turd • FRANKF•ORT, Ky. (U es aining orde t t ela full hearing on the Kentuc Derby di uallficatlon of cer's bnag as c s 20 victories and 18 tduri!Whla Frltzle r nirV 111 Dalley. And anotlhe.r 100 000 10073 010 000 000- I o Finland d' (I), p s(ll- 116-9 il __: er Foree :4·· . ..i)'"' ' ' '' I 6 52 wonderful" Ad- su•m••- of en COIIIht hoi I don'l believe ' ! el By ., , ' I Its' ~ D d 'hysh ldl?" (I -1 68) ew (UPO-Dark a ep of 000 000 I -49 09 0 230 OOx- 5 0 and e • ooo ooo ooo- o 001 001 0 001 001 1- 3 0 • ( 7l and melarJ. " t (9) FIL OF ASHLAND F EL 01 satr HRa- With a" et Oct.ob.:r 1st! And, �-. . ' .. ' u • • c n l. .• ft -1-..e:r I p.m. Then llartlllll "' 1:30 w ek Unor s· t .. Twin didn't t_ want' at to hlllJioen." r, cUb r1lht cler He a' ball • " ID U:e 01la Beckert; ·a ca. 14;' H. Aaron, Benlka, Cub• Star· PJraie MIU' 48; Perez, Bench, BOUtllpa•w, • elen I .... • a Bra•..la ard c • .~Qwasb, lao mud: el u ••• 53; r son, 51; ell, rial Hor1on, Tigers 39: Oil I 44; Ins 8 15 0 need esses 1; James Darst was h s bro ....( . I guest ot r Doo!das Dars~ Mr. Golll- Am~ricsn Tigers I 11, Is ~~~=~~and=· .. '' '' end Sum 10 0 I G s. ville • Frank c family a recent Sunllay. not11lng more. man sam I He'd be up 011 sur cllarge before I kouta, to s. C&nnen Hall ancl .aon spent S&turd • FRANKF•ORT, Ky. (U es aining orde t t ela full hearing on the Kentuc Derby di uallficatlon of cer's bnag as c s 20 victories and 18 tduri!Whla Frltzle r nirV 111 Dalley. And anotlhe.r 100 000 10073 010 000 000- I o Finland d' (I), p s(ll- 116-9 il __: er Foree :4·· . ..i)'"' ' ' '' I 6 52 wonderful" Ad- su•m••- of en COIIIht hoi I don'l believe ' ! el By ., , ' I Its' ~ D d 'hysh ldl?" (I -1 68) ew (UPO-Dark a ep of 000 000 I -49 09 0 230 OOx- 5 0 and e • ooo ooo ooo- o 001 001 0 001 001 1- 3 0 • ( 7l and melarJ. " t (9) FIL OF ASHLAND F EL 01 satr HRa- With a" et Oct.ob.:r 1st! And, �' ' t ·. ~ . •\' l. 1 ' 1\,ooivUle, Teml. ~ · P'l', P'"''~'"T Funeral ' ·~• l!"nii"'! for Rupert R. Ray, 85, formerly a 1'0alilent or here, · Will be ;t'uellday at 4 p.m. at tile Mohr· stevens FUileral lion•• with the Rev. Charles Frum IIi Cbarga. Burial will be in Lone OairCeme\:ery. etl ed et Mr. Ray, a r r concr e eoolractor, died SUnday at the homo or a daughter, Mrs. Kath· leen underwood at Knoxville, ' I 'J!enn. ~ \ 1 · ••>. · .,..' ~ .;; =·•! ••• •! •• •• •••• '• •• •••• •••• •• •• •• l.; •••• .. '• •• '• ;:; &lrvivlng besides Mrs. Underwood are two other dauglttors, Mra. Clarice Zarnes, Pt. Pleas• ant, and Mi'a. Sarah Slagle, C"" IUili>UB; two soos, Charles o! •' ' · Jack- Ohio, and James or ~i, TOIUI.; aev"" &randebll•- and three 00 ~eat~and- ehl!-. ~ .. ""'...., ' ' • . ~ i '• -- ,. . •~e- • 1"' ....un and Venus c irc1e Inside the earth's . ., ·. 4 ~~ •' ' l•''' ~ I .. . . " Ire on .,-oatil!" thjl wock (l'Qin . eran, and a member o! tho l't. Ploaoant Clv,lrch of Christ. &It· vlvlng aro tllree brolhero, LaW· ran<e, Gallipolis; l.Alys and Horton both . of Hun"·~- and 000 • ~ .. ~.. sister, Mrs. Marjorie Smith, also of HunU•"'Fune;:.'i"";rvices will be hold Tueaday at %;30 p.m., In t h e M.ohr • Stephens Funeral Home with evangelist Lorry Phlillps otnclatlng. Burial will be In Looo Oak Cemetery Friondo may call · at the funeral home after 6 p.m., today, .. I ;,,... where elgflt stitches were taken to close the wound. ~ Kin ' ·W Dome.roy... . .. ~,: r' · · 1 .. , ~· ~~ :~~~5t~~!~·~i~ ;::~~~ ;~ • '* . ~:· o • · ' ., hi 1 ' · ;!i, rerSOO(i 1'f0fes@. i~ . :::: · · returned from three years in the Navy, was a dhmer guest of his grandmother, Lana Gibson. Miss Eunice Bradfield. Chi.. c~o, was ·here recently on bu., iness. Frank Halliday has been returned home from Meigs Gener· al Hospital, much improved. \ • • • 1 1: ~ Social ~ THE WINNERS - · Top conlostants In 1ile frog Jwn!liJV ' and rachlf COI!lllOddoo and the ·pie eaUns contest chlmJ)lon, Bob Crow of Syracuse (o\)OIIaored by Sherlt! Robert C. Hartenbach) received their awards SUnday li'mn Dale C. Warner, wearl11f haO, regaua committee member and secretary or the Ohio Sociot;v lor PromoUon of Bulltrq;:s, Inc. Plctuied, from left, are Howie Kerr, wlmer of the frog race: Crcm, ' .. ellh Gallo, · to' ilfl'lhli Mcho!o, . HOSPITAL Nc Property Transfers Pareela, Sailibtiry, · 1 ' Ada .·· S. l!olkina, dee., Hoakinl, . . .. tc;rd, '' 1" ~ cart, :tor Trona:,~ ~ :~ ' . Jimmy .{;, llal!lnl anil Gloria C. llamlni .to .Albert· Wtii:NII Grace Woao, Pucela, Q~~umbll: Harold eroo~.ad llutl> c~ ~ Norman R, B'. il!p. drlx, Lot No. .loHIJlt , Engagement of Irene Williams IIJIIleY, ell~ ·' LADJ£8 AUXII,L\RY o! non' ' ' • • r • Is Announced ·, Mrs. .Re- ·Baxter POIJIIIlc>. poulaa returned toCleveiand Frlday 8fl8r vjaiil"'l hero wi111 her pareD!a, ...-. and Mrs. Norman l!axter. Tile ch~ Mike and Dlno, remained with their grandpa1ento. Mr1 and Mrs. Gordon Blakeo- lee 'of Ann Arbor, Mich., left Saturday lllar vtaltfnJ here with hia brother. c. E. Blakeslee and family, Weekend IIIJO&Ia of the . Bla~eslees were Mr. and Mro. Melvin Circle and da1181>tor, Marianne, of CohQIIbu&. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Biakealee will leave Tuellday on a vacatloo trip to Michlpn. Their daughter, Jennllor wiU attend a state Junior Ieeder shiii eamp at Newark and then join her parenta at Newberry, Mich., tor a lril> to the K-.naw Peninsula and the Isle Royale. Mr. and Mro. Varnoo BlJV and daughter, Sharon, have returned lane 8fl8r vieid!J wllll Mias Sandra Ka7 Btrw. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L MUter, Rendy and Lori, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bins, Sonny, Melissa, aDd Duane of Springlleld. 1 eport... i.'.·.' lllr. and Mrs. Albert R<iush ll!ld cbUdron, Bocl\r llld Ke1117, "P!!nn the weekeed In ·coturi.. wllh their soo-tn:&w and c!luat>ter, Mr. and Mrs. LOrey FloWera. Krist! ·and Kavln Smith, children' o! thllr dlllllltter, Katbryn, returned home wftll their eranq,arenta. FridaY 1t1e Reullh and the Smllh ehtlwtu 1 ror n-.J rt S. C tion for the wlldtlower cil OhiO. eave ·- • , • Each club in 111e st.ate hal bean .tor a week' I vacatlm with thalr r-ated "' make a recommoo- daualller, Mra. Don Ma1illlftJ and dation. A report on 1118 recent chi!-. Region 11 meetinl bold in l'l>m· Mro. Jerr,y Fr.v and 1 0 0. eroy was slvlll by Mr). Vlrl!ll. Mare, and Mra. Richard VauAlldna. ., shan, Sr. were Parkersburg, w• Devotlona to the l!leet- Vo. visitors Saturday• tng were etven by Mi'a. HalllSet. Jerr.v Fr,y, BtaUoned at day who read the 12111 Psalm Thakii, Thialancl, has Just comand a poem eDutied' "Wta- p i - a "eok o! special traintion." Mlmbete . . . . . - lhe lng at JlanSI<ok, Lord' a Prayer 1n entaon. Hawaii In keeping With 1ile theme o! Mr Luth Gilliam, J tile meeting, memberl rellpOIId• s. er r., td to roil call by .n&lllilw tlleir dauahter or Mr. aed Mra. Laroy favorite roae Wyent of Klnssbury Road, left During a 'ooncludlns BOclal , Fort Compbell, Ky;• by Jet last hou r, r.,., ~ &mday lor a week • vacation in ..-. shment e were serv- Hawaii · ed by the hostess. Next meeting She 'was Joined Ulere by her will be held at the home el Mra. huaband, Set. Gilliam, who Ia staNellie Nel11011. tioned In VIetnam with the IOist Airborne Dlvialoo. !amtly open On ' ; ' . Being Announced · Mr. uill Mrs. IUcbard Jeflera o1 Athens are ,.,.....c~pc t-b .1 l!lrth :. 01 a daugbter, Jio.o. · '-.o.· n" ·' . ..,, June 9 ~t lhe 1111olt.rlnll Arms Hospital at AthODI. Mra. Jeffer1 Is tl!e rormer Tina Baxter or PJ>merw. Grandare Mr. and Mra. Norman Baxter ot Pomeroy IDd Mr~ .,rent. : . ~~.c~e~; ~ . 'IOIE TO T&Y . . I• ANEW HAIR Pilat 128, Amerlean · .... "halt. 7·io $ $ $' $ 3 COMPLUI ROoMs OF FURNITURE roy and Mr. and Mra. C I 1 do White lif Hemlock Grove a r e greel;p'andparents. 11 McBurney's PolDt" Js not a geographical polot, b,u t: an · anatomical one, beblg..the point of special tenderness In acute appendicitis. Vocation WHEN THE WEATHER'S HOT WITH REFRESHING SOFT AND SHAKES FROM. SONNY'S. MAiNTAIN- YOUI COOL STOP FOURTH & LOCUST, MIDDLEPORT Vii ciiiiEN lTl:D ,ili)ijMJI A brief case for THE FIFTH SEASON Lee Rudiltll, PcanerOJ, eonlined to Holter. Hoi!Pliat, was scheduled todlf lor hie 13th maJor eperaUon O...r the IIUt lew yeare. Mr. and Mrs. Georp Mowerey, Mrs. DorottQr Smith, Elwyn Yoat ,and lllrl. Vlrllll Hamm and IJ'IIIIldaughter, Cindy Hamm, Mr: alliiMi-s.JameaWWiamo were In ZanesvUle Saturday to . . attend funeral servlcea r o r o!I Joe ""'~<m"-~·"'7!·~.,: · .....'f.. ,,, f!I. St. ~7··· Y(. 'ia....~· ~ .• ,, _...........,....... 0111een . ..~ ··lle nounc~ng thoe11118t11l•ntUI!~~>- Jllliia A. Gilbert. ··· sm1· . lca/endor;l ,;.,,,. ot•llomett LHion at l'oltimtt tp •• • , Pllllia tor a trip'lo BoltilftOrl, , Ohio w::, .~-~h ,.,. ~ . . Boyer - • D~~~W· WIJen .the Kin ,. oopm;~en~!' Club milt Friday nlibt at the 1 ,and tier bl'idsi beu- boma: ~:i!fa... J'u.""• Cliflord, . of whit( .,ehids alii Jr., ~ctfseJ ··· . . . 1 , white Bible , Memberalilll flO there on .lilly Butt lttendani ~8 for a.;Mv wblch will be I • •' navy bl . .potluck ·al!alr. Mra. Harry Dacarried t Yll boc1 charge 0( lhe ~ Melch ~. dUring wblch time two new mem,·;. ,. ••"'t" per- ben were welcomed. 1'be1 are of 1 ''• "" man )4'1. Dai.e Whipple aild ,Mra. Garnfll J!attiredrt. . Middl... It waa ~ · . that lilt Ju'• v 15 Vallejo is employed meellng Iii be held at the hOme . ' . o1 Mrs. Jerr,y Fry will! Mn. ~:::::~:=·~~:~:::::::~:::: :::::;:~!::;;!;:;:~::::::::::::;:~;:~:=: Elllll l!!>erlbaeh u .a.e hostelS. A wblte elephatlt sal• wiU .be hold at t11at n>eet1ns. :!:: .,. X Gomat were p!IQ'ed with prlo, . ·.·• . ea - by Mra. Fey, Mn. liarei4 Ellorallaeh, Mri. Ted Wrir, ;. and lllrl. Wold Windon. !lira. Cllfford aerved .• ell,..,-! course ' . 011 Cl'JIIai ~s. Favpn ware , . ,MONDAY .. Tti:NT 95, Dauihtera e1 .Uo· mlnllliUre baiketa or m~~So. AtlAitl Voter,W, 7:30 MGDday Dlaht tendinc beoicllothoseaamadnre 8 the D,A, V. hall. Mro. Jamoa CIUrord, Sr., Mrs. ., -~· Wtaler Ohlinger, and M1a1~011 ' { ftJFSDAY ' l!!>erllbacb. , GROUI' !I, W01110n'i Aaoocl!lllon oltbe MlddiOport·FiratUDit. td· ~rian C!l"(ch, 7:10 p, m., TUO&dly• ,oom. or Mrs. wuuu. Mettia; Mra. Myron Miller cO;Iioa(fli ; Mra. James BuchaJ>. ·a1111as bll!il< atulb'; Mrs. Joaeph Birth of Daught~r :.'·.Personal Notes .!·.l...~ set,_ th; trullwn grand:j..;: ..bl.rs illorum u tl!elr ta<IOIIIIIMIIId Jn .BdUimore . .,' .. Will ..... ,uu . ·' ;,r. ' =.: :'. ..'·'·.:'. at the ·moetlJir wmt l !/'i' ....,. and . prden calendars prepared for aa1e by the etllb•• . . , A Iotter W.. road trom tile Gllil.la eount;y <Iubi lnvllilll <the tO exblblt· in the 11 _,. show st tile .b!IO. Fair. At ille t-st cit llle alate .§::;:::::::'!-:~:~;:::;:~::;:,:;;;:;::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::: oAGC president th8 dub n\em. o0·.·. rfy . nI,Jo/':..1 u. r• •' i ~· 'o~if :i , ,1, ~:.,~;:, .·l\ ~·' ~ ' •• ., llle ·OJ# A!loodltion o! &lrden i.rr Clifford Ebcrsbach, Pomeroy, · with housecleaning. . •,;, · :, · PrliJn C , all ill at Veterans Memorial• Mrs. SUe Heitger assisted Mrs. .Rixie Award · iheit Alu&es WilliI)Ps ·~ ·· ;, ·~ ljti. ' .. re~vfld · or . ,' Septlnoil. · T!itlir, thl ~. . buiors ~~Invited to telep~ •1e Awo(d ~968, pr~ auJirs. U~tleMcCu!nblr~- 1, ~ Sjlntinel o1!ice, 992-%156 , nuall,y by the MlddiOJIOrl. ¢Jdld td ' and ·· • N~iaa . or 9924127. . . •· · ( Ui ·..~1n·~~ m~~tU.: · =::::::::!'.:::i:~-=·:~E::::$:~::::::=:~~=~:::=~::::::::::(~:::::::.· . 1.. :' Jucllklli)" , . .· .., <' ~---•••·• '. 1!11 ·"' Mrs. Grace Ci:lark andchlldl'!>n ' ot~;:"TI",,';,"- vel'l\"'rrlenda · ·- . . . · ~- ·•no - • Et"~Ws<Bohr e.,. vial~ her ~er, N~feSWI~h- joyed ,l r.;n1,,. · uni<i/ It· '""I , er,l~ Cbe~hlre. , .· ·:' re , ·~ r Mr. and Mrs. CliniA>n Gilkey, lane Smido~, VlsitiJV Mr. and Mr BIJ:iT"tt.m di Karen, Tld and Kathy, Alblny, "' · ' . li~ce were were recent dhmer K)le•t• of Ava ~· i!':e:i'e ~,'!"hr o! Gilkey. '" ,-.; ••""'""o.Mii· Darold Gra)lam of tlloNavyard dro!ed_~e,yllld~ter,,Joyco. . his wile and new· daUjjllter re- M..Gi'oaeAI~ ;~,and Mr. IJICI· turned to hi ba ~ rs. ..ort ...,..., and· daligll1 Ma 8 . se n , ry1''" te f Ow.il vUl · . • alter bringing her mOther, Fredit ';,;: and : ~ VL Carsey, home. While hero he cal • nd . Ambo... . orman Mepurchased a new car. n I r ed on Illr. Frlerds have learned that Mike 1111 II!'.•· Ric~ Sm 1 t h and . K 11 al h ~nd r ·~ 1 daughters In Coiwnbus recently. 08 Y • US~o~~~~ o 1.111;1 ormer Mr: and Mr 01 Margaret Whaley, suffered a se,• &. nsmore Boyles vere heart attack and Is iii a Co- vlandltedTimmy ~~r of Alfred I b ho ·ital s the star~,. Masaar lam· urn us sp • Uy MrAs. MarUkgaret Douglas called allil Mrs OkOI' ~ly on va G ey a recent Sunday and :,_ nd ..: ., ev n1 Ml", I ou-a. ,norman Mee ng. · Clln attsndOd tha IBEW ba uet Mr. Delmar Rhodes has re- t th ,.:,.. Bulldi nq tur ned home u~om Ho1zer Hos- aIetta e ~tuory ng at MarUy pita! following ourgery. 'recen · Mrs. MIMie Newlun remains quito lll at Veiorano Memorial. Mr. Dana Young is seriously Bobby .Gibson, who recently to Veterans Memorlal Hospital iI • m~~{si~~ay. ' :' ~J~;;;:Ne~s ···~· ~~r~~ Johnnie Oark cuthlsfootwhile wading in the creek. He was taken ;1 , ' '':<·';i:;:··':;;n;;;··~~:~;:~ • IC \V._A~~Un · ,, , ilarr,,;on,_ville ·~ ". ~~r~ ·~l · PT. ·PLEAsANT "'· Kenton w, AUr.lin, 59, ·or 84llurdette Add!Uoo, died ~rda.l: In Voteran's Hoapilal, HunUngton. .... Au~'- _ 1 ·a r-~- and = ~· •• ~ TV repolrman, bom In .Rimeroon, W. Va., on Jul)' 3, 1908, 1011 of the late ArthUr and Mllllde Rliodeo Aulllin. He was a World War n vet- . J -r.. DIJIJ SOtlllnel, romll!W·M'l4d;i~i;' 0.. MMal\ Jwi. at, 1968 . Ray Dies ·' ·~ \ m. mar•ii&e ' ' ... •. ,. ... ·lulaltlid. ' ' . proochi~W of !~>eft r-----··~·-.. :.PRAYER SEII\'ICE1 Bspl!st dapabter, Irene, tAl ~lea Jloxo. , ~ell in AJ!UII!it;v Tuoaday, ?;., ~·· 1100 of ¥J', and Mrs. Nor.• :AG. p.m. wttl\ tile Pastor K1111Jer- man Baxter of Pomeroy• .~ ' . · The brlclMlect II l grodualf ft.ACINE AMERICAN Letiioo 'If St. Marys Hip Sc!looi and Aailllal7, 8p.m. Tuesday at the auanda the - · Slite BaaiJIOI{ !U'Illallon or <m- ..~. Colteae.. Her 11ance lind,.. . ~· andpolluck dilmor. ated rr ... Pemero11!1ah School •· Wl!2lNESDAY and the MowUln'State Buaineoa ·~wQ<Il: ~ Club, 8 p. College and Ia ~~Qployed at Do~· ,lftdntldlo', bema el Mra. POlL lleiiVicr ~Jol~ Mrs. Edlaon Hoi- n.o wedd!JV Wjii be an tvllll .ion~... . . of Jui)' 12 at 7:30p.m. at tile Church of Christ in St. ~71. 'fllurllday at Followi1111,thalr wedcli~V. thicou- . !':I rat pte wW reaicll on, ~rinl St. In Church; Parker~bur~, W. Vs. . heme. ' baa the .. Oot a . ' finanriial he!ada~hg · ... ( \ • ' The Fifth Season is more tllan air conditioning. It's more than dean,.eviln heat It's the perfect Indoor climate, created l!y an elktr~ heat punij,. This remarkable appliance in· ~lis Cll!il:kly, uslne your existing duct system to heat your home fl8meliiSSIYln .wiilter, ll)eit automatically reverses itself to oool and dehumidify your home in the summer. . ~1 • • ' .) • -~t . •• . ' ·'· . ' r " ·Bilcause of its ellieieiley, the 'heat punip c:osiS less to oWn . ' . and opefate t~ you milht think. i r.-< , ~·· ' '':.1 Move UP to the ideal indoor climate of the Fifth Season now. Call Your Rllddy Kilowatt RIICOlllllllndtd Deeter ar Us for l)efalla: W far tile wllllleF Slln•• �' ' t ·. ~ . •\' l. 1 ' 1\,ooivUle, Teml. ~ · P'l', P'"''~'"T Funeral ' ·~• l!"nii"'! for Rupert R. Ray, 85, formerly a 1'0alilent or here, · Will be ;t'uellday at 4 p.m. at tile Mohr· stevens FUileral lion•• with the Rev. Charles Frum IIi Cbarga. Burial will be in Lone OairCeme\:ery. etl ed et Mr. Ray, a r r concr e eoolractor, died SUnday at the homo or a daughter, Mrs. Kath· leen underwood at Knoxville, ' I 'J!enn. ~ \ 1 · ••>. · .,..' ~ .;; =·•! ••• •! •• •• •••• '• •• •••• •••• •• •• •• l.; •••• .. '• •• '• ;:; &lrvivlng besides Mrs. Underwood are two other dauglttors, Mra. Clarice Zarnes, Pt. Pleas• ant, and Mi'a. Sarah Slagle, C"" IUili>UB; two soos, Charles o! •' ' · Jack- Ohio, and James or ~i, TOIUI.; aev"" &randebll•- and three 00 ~eat~and- ehl!-. ~ .. ""'...., ' ' • . ~ i '• -- ,. . •~e- • 1"' ....un and Venus c irc1e Inside the earth's . ., ·. 4 ~~ •' ' l•''' ~ I .. . . " Ire on .,-oatil!" thjl wock (l'Qin . eran, and a member o! tho l't. Ploaoant Clv,lrch of Christ. &It· vlvlng aro tllree brolhero, LaW· ran<e, Gallipolis; l.Alys and Horton both . of Hun"·~- and 000 • ~ .. ~.. sister, Mrs. Marjorie Smith, also of HunU•"'Fune;:.'i"";rvices will be hold Tueaday at %;30 p.m., In t h e M.ohr • Stephens Funeral Home with evangelist Lorry Phlillps otnclatlng. Burial will be In Looo Oak Cemetery Friondo may call · at the funeral home after 6 p.m., today, .. I ;,,... where elgflt stitches were taken to close the wound. ~ Kin ' ·W Dome.roy... . .. ~,: r' · · 1 .. , ~· ~~ :~~~5t~~!~·~i~ ;::~~~ ;~ • '* . ~:· o • · ' ., hi 1 ' · ;!i, rerSOO(i 1'f0fes@. i~ . :::: · · returned from three years in the Navy, was a dhmer guest of his grandmother, Lana Gibson. Miss Eunice Bradfield. Chi.. c~o, was ·here recently on bu., iness. Frank Halliday has been returned home from Meigs Gener· al Hospital, much improved. \ • • • 1 1: ~ Social ~ THE WINNERS - · Top conlostants In 1ile frog Jwn!liJV ' and rachlf COI!lllOddoo and the ·pie eaUns contest chlmJ)lon, Bob Crow of Syracuse (o\)OIIaored by Sherlt! Robert C. Hartenbach) received their awards SUnday li'mn Dale C. Warner, wearl11f haO, regaua committee member and secretary or the Ohio Sociot;v lor PromoUon of Bulltrq;:s, Inc. Plctuied, from left, are Howie Kerr, wlmer of the frog race: Crcm, ' .. ellh Gallo, · to' ilfl'lhli Mcho!o, . HOSPITAL Nc Property Transfers Pareela, Sailibtiry, · 1 ' Ada .·· S. l!olkina, dee., Hoakinl, . . .. tc;rd, '' 1" ~ cart, :tor Trona:,~ ~ :~ ' . Jimmy .{;, llal!lnl anil Gloria C. llamlni .to .Albert· Wtii:NII Grace Woao, Pucela, Q~~umbll: Harold eroo~.ad llutl> c~ ~ Norman R, B'. il!p. drlx, Lot No. .loHIJlt , Engagement of Irene Williams IIJIIleY, ell~ ·' LADJ£8 AUXII,L\RY o! non' ' ' • • r • Is Announced ·, Mrs. .Re- ·Baxter POIJIIIlc>. poulaa returned toCleveiand Frlday 8fl8r vjaiil"'l hero wi111 her pareD!a, ...-. and Mrs. Norman l!axter. Tile ch~ Mike and Dlno, remained with their grandpa1ento. Mr1 and Mrs. Gordon Blakeo- lee 'of Ann Arbor, Mich., left Saturday lllar vtaltfnJ here with hia brother. c. E. Blakeslee and family, Weekend IIIJO&Ia of the . Bla~eslees were Mr. and Mro. Melvin Circle and da1181>tor, Marianne, of CohQIIbu&. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Biakealee will leave Tuellday on a vacatloo trip to Michlpn. Their daughter, Jennllor wiU attend a state Junior Ieeder shiii eamp at Newark and then join her parenta at Newberry, Mich., tor a lril> to the K-.naw Peninsula and the Isle Royale. Mr. and Mro. Varnoo BlJV and daughter, Sharon, have returned lane 8fl8r vieid!J wllll Mias Sandra Ka7 Btrw. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L MUter, Rendy and Lori, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bins, Sonny, Melissa, aDd Duane of Springlleld. 1 eport... i.'.·.' lllr. and Mrs. Albert R<iush ll!ld cbUdron, Bocl\r llld Ke1117, "P!!nn the weekeed In ·coturi.. wllh their soo-tn:&w and c!luat>ter, Mr. and Mrs. LOrey FloWera. Krist! ·and Kavln Smith, children' o! thllr dlllllltter, Katbryn, returned home wftll their eranq,arenta. FridaY 1t1e Reullh and the Smllh ehtlwtu 1 ror n-.J rt S. C tion for the wlldtlower cil OhiO. eave ·- • , • Each club in 111e st.ate hal bean .tor a week' I vacatlm with thalr r-ated "' make a recommoo- daualller, Mra. Don Ma1illlftJ and dation. A report on 1118 recent chi!-. Region 11 meetinl bold in l'l>m· Mro. Jerr,y Fr.v and 1 0 0. eroy was slvlll by Mr). Vlrl!ll. Mare, and Mra. Richard VauAlldna. ., shan, Sr. were Parkersburg, w• Devotlona to the l!leet- Vo. visitors Saturday• tng were etven by Mi'a. HalllSet. Jerr.v Fr,y, BtaUoned at day who read the 12111 Psalm Thakii, Thialancl, has Just comand a poem eDutied' "Wta- p i - a "eok o! special traintion." Mlmbete . . . . . - lhe lng at JlanSI<ok, Lord' a Prayer 1n entaon. Hawaii In keeping With 1ile theme o! Mr Luth Gilliam, J tile meeting, memberl rellpOIId• s. er r., td to roil call by .n&lllilw tlleir dauahter or Mr. aed Mra. Laroy favorite roae Wyent of Klnssbury Road, left During a 'ooncludlns BOclal , Fort Compbell, Ky;• by Jet last hou r, r.,., ~ &mday lor a week • vacation in ..-. shment e were serv- Hawaii · ed by the hostess. Next meeting She 'was Joined Ulere by her will be held at the home el Mra. huaband, Set. Gilliam, who Ia staNellie Nel11011. tioned In VIetnam with the IOist Airborne Dlvialoo. !amtly open On ' ; ' . Being Announced · Mr. uill Mrs. IUcbard Jeflera o1 Athens are ,.,.....c~pc t-b .1 l!lrth :. 01 a daugbter, Jio.o. · '-.o.· n" ·' . ..,, June 9 ~t lhe 1111olt.rlnll Arms Hospital at AthODI. Mra. Jeffer1 Is tl!e rormer Tina Baxter or PJ>merw. Grandare Mr. and Mra. Norman Baxter ot Pomeroy IDd Mr~ .,rent. : . ~~.c~e~; ~ . 'IOIE TO T&Y . . I• ANEW HAIR Pilat 128, Amerlean · .... "halt. 7·io $ $ $' $ 3 COMPLUI ROoMs OF FURNITURE roy and Mr. and Mra. C I 1 do White lif Hemlock Grove a r e greel;p'andparents. 11 McBurney's PolDt" Js not a geographical polot, b,u t: an · anatomical one, beblg..the point of special tenderness In acute appendicitis. Vocation WHEN THE WEATHER'S HOT WITH REFRESHING SOFT AND SHAKES FROM. SONNY'S. MAiNTAIN- YOUI COOL STOP FOURTH & LOCUST, MIDDLEPORT Vii ciiiiEN lTl:D ,ili)ijMJI A brief case for THE FIFTH SEASON Lee Rudiltll, PcanerOJ, eonlined to Holter. Hoi!Pliat, was scheduled todlf lor hie 13th maJor eperaUon O...r the IIUt lew yeare. Mr. and Mrs. Georp Mowerey, Mrs. DorottQr Smith, Elwyn Yoat ,and lllrl. Vlrllll Hamm and IJ'IIIIldaughter, Cindy Hamm, Mr: alliiMi-s.JameaWWiamo were In ZanesvUle Saturday to . . attend funeral servlcea r o r o!I Joe ""'~<m"-~·"'7!·~.,: · .....'f.. ,,, f!I. St. ~7··· Y(. 'ia....~· ~ .• ,, _...........,....... 0111een . ..~ ··lle nounc~ng thoe11118t11l•ntUI!~~>- Jllliia A. Gilbert. ··· sm1· . lca/endor;l ,;.,,,. ot•llomett LHion at l'oltimtt tp •• • , Pllllia tor a trip'lo BoltilftOrl, , Ohio w::, .~-~h ,.,. ~ . . Boyer - • D~~~W· WIJen .the Kin ,. oopm;~en~!' Club milt Friday nlibt at the 1 ,and tier bl'idsi beu- boma: ~:i!fa... J'u.""• Cliflord, . of whit( .,ehids alii Jr., ~ctfseJ ··· . . . 1 , white Bible , Memberalilll flO there on .lilly Butt lttendani ~8 for a.;Mv wblch will be I • •' navy bl . .potluck ·al!alr. Mra. Harry Dacarried t Yll boc1 charge 0( lhe ~ Melch ~. dUring wblch time two new mem,·;. ,. ••"'t" per- ben were welcomed. 1'be1 are of 1 ''• "" man )4'1. Dai.e Whipple aild ,Mra. Garnfll J!attiredrt. . Middl... It waa ~ · . that lilt Ju'• v 15 Vallejo is employed meellng Iii be held at the hOme . ' . o1 Mrs. Jerr,y Fry will! Mn. ~:::::~:=·~~:~:::::::~:::: :::::;:~!::;;!;:;:~::::::::::::;:~;:~:=: Elllll l!!>erlbaeh u .a.e hostelS. A wblte elephatlt sal• wiU .be hold at t11at n>eet1ns. :!:: .,. X Gomat were p!IQ'ed with prlo, . ·.·• . ea - by Mra. Fey, Mn. liarei4 Ellorallaeh, Mri. Ted Wrir, ;. and lllrl. Wold Windon. !lira. Cllfford aerved .• ell,..,-! course ' . 011 Cl'JIIai ~s. Favpn ware , . ,MONDAY .. Tti:NT 95, Dauihtera e1 .Uo· mlnllliUre baiketa or m~~So. AtlAitl Voter,W, 7:30 MGDday Dlaht tendinc beoicllothoseaamadnre 8 the D,A, V. hall. Mro. Jamoa CIUrord, Sr., Mrs. ., -~· Wtaler Ohlinger, and M1a1~011 ' { ftJFSDAY ' l!!>erllbacb. , GROUI' !I, W01110n'i Aaoocl!lllon oltbe MlddiOport·FiratUDit. td· ~rian C!l"(ch, 7:10 p, m., TUO&dly• ,oom. or Mrs. wuuu. Mettia; Mra. Myron Miller cO;Iioa(fli ; Mra. James BuchaJ>. ·a1111as bll!il< atulb'; Mrs. Joaeph Birth of Daught~r :.'·.Personal Notes .!·.l...~ set,_ th; trullwn grand:j..;: ..bl.rs illorum u tl!elr ta<IOIIIIIMIIId Jn .BdUimore . .,' .. Will ..... ,uu . ·' ;,r. ' =.: :'. ..'·'·.:'. at the ·moetlJir wmt l !/'i' ....,. and . prden calendars prepared for aa1e by the etllb•• . . , A Iotter W.. road trom tile Gllil.la eount;y <Iubi lnvllilll <the tO exblblt· in the 11 _,. show st tile .b!IO. Fair. At ille t-st cit llle alate .§::;:::::::'!-:~:~;:::;:~::;:,:;;;:;::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::: oAGC president th8 dub n\em. o0·.·. rfy . nI,Jo/':..1 u. r• •' i ~· 'o~if :i , ,1, ~:.,~;:, .·l\ ~·' ~ ' •• ., llle ·OJ# A!loodltion o! &lrden i.rr Clifford Ebcrsbach, Pomeroy, · with housecleaning. . •,;, · :, · PrliJn C , all ill at Veterans Memorial• Mrs. SUe Heitger assisted Mrs. .Rixie Award · iheit Alu&es WilliI)Ps ·~ ·· ;, ·~ ljti. ' .. re~vfld · or . ,' Septlnoil. · T!itlir, thl ~. . buiors ~~Invited to telep~ •1e Awo(d ~968, pr~ auJirs. U~tleMcCu!nblr~- 1, ~ Sjlntinel o1!ice, 992-%156 , nuall,y by the MlddiOJIOrl. ¢Jdld td ' and ·· • N~iaa . or 9924127. . . •· · ( Ui ·..~1n·~~ m~~tU.: · =::::::::!'.:::i:~-=·:~E::::$:~::::::=:~~=~:::=~::::::::::(~:::::::.· . 1.. :' Jucllklli)" , . .· .., <' ~---•••·• '. 1!11 ·"' Mrs. Grace Ci:lark andchlldl'!>n ' ot~;:"TI",,';,"- vel'l\"'rrlenda · ·- . . . · ~- ·•no - • Et"~Ws<Bohr e.,. vial~ her ~er, N~feSWI~h- joyed ,l r.;n1,,. · uni<i/ It· '""I , er,l~ Cbe~hlre. , .· ·:' re , ·~ r Mr. and Mrs. CliniA>n Gilkey, lane Smido~, VlsitiJV Mr. and Mr BIJ:iT"tt.m di Karen, Tld and Kathy, Alblny, "' · ' . li~ce were were recent dhmer K)le•t• of Ava ~· i!':e:i'e ~,'!"hr o! Gilkey. '" ,-.; ••""'""o.Mii· Darold Gra)lam of tlloNavyard dro!ed_~e,yllld~ter,,Joyco. . his wile and new· daUjjllter re- M..Gi'oaeAI~ ;~,and Mr. IJICI· turned to hi ba ~ rs. ..ort ...,..., and· daligll1 Ma 8 . se n , ry1''" te f Ow.il vUl · . • alter bringing her mOther, Fredit ';,;: and : ~ VL Carsey, home. While hero he cal • nd . Ambo... . orman Mepurchased a new car. n I r ed on Illr. Frlerds have learned that Mike 1111 II!'.•· Ric~ Sm 1 t h and . K 11 al h ~nd r ·~ 1 daughters In Coiwnbus recently. 08 Y • US~o~~~~ o 1.111;1 ormer Mr: and Mr 01 Margaret Whaley, suffered a se,• &. nsmore Boyles vere heart attack and Is iii a Co- vlandltedTimmy ~~r of Alfred I b ho ·ital s the star~,. Masaar lam· urn us sp • Uy MrAs. MarUkgaret Douglas called allil Mrs OkOI' ~ly on va G ey a recent Sunday and :,_ nd ..: ., ev n1 Ml", I ou-a. ,norman Mee ng. · Clln attsndOd tha IBEW ba uet Mr. Delmar Rhodes has re- t th ,.:,.. Bulldi nq tur ned home u~om Ho1zer Hos- aIetta e ~tuory ng at MarUy pita! following ourgery. 'recen · Mrs. MIMie Newlun remains quito lll at Veiorano Memorial. Mr. Dana Young is seriously Bobby .Gibson, who recently to Veterans Memorlal Hospital iI • m~~{si~~ay. ' :' ~J~;;;:Ne~s ···~· ~~r~~ Johnnie Oark cuthlsfootwhile wading in the creek. He was taken ;1 , ' '':<·';i:;:··':;;n;;;··~~:~;:~ • IC \V._A~~Un · ,, , ilarr,,;on,_ville ·~ ". ~~r~ ·~l · PT. ·PLEAsANT "'· Kenton w, AUr.lin, 59, ·or 84llurdette Add!Uoo, died ~rda.l: In Voteran's Hoapilal, HunUngton. .... Au~'- _ 1 ·a r-~- and = ~· •• ~ TV repolrman, bom In .Rimeroon, W. Va., on Jul)' 3, 1908, 1011 of the late ArthUr and Mllllde Rliodeo Aulllin. He was a World War n vet- . J -r.. DIJIJ SOtlllnel, romll!W·M'l4d;i~i;' 0.. MMal\ Jwi. at, 1968 . Ray Dies ·' ·~ \ m. mar•ii&e ' ' ... •. ,. ... ·lulaltlid. ' ' . proochi~W of !~>eft r-----··~·-.. :.PRAYER SEII\'ICE1 Bspl!st dapabter, Irene, tAl ~lea Jloxo. , ~ell in AJ!UII!it;v Tuoaday, ?;., ~·· 1100 of ¥J', and Mrs. Nor.• :AG. p.m. wttl\ tile Pastor K1111Jer- man Baxter of Pomeroy• .~ ' . · The brlclMlect II l grodualf ft.ACINE AMERICAN Letiioo 'If St. Marys Hip Sc!looi and Aailllal7, 8p.m. Tuesday at the auanda the - · Slite BaaiJIOI{ !U'Illallon or <m- ..~. Colteae.. Her 11ance lind,.. . ~· andpolluck dilmor. ated rr ... Pemero11!1ah School •· Wl!2lNESDAY and the MowUln'State Buaineoa ·~wQ<Il: ~ Club, 8 p. College and Ia ~~Qployed at Do~· ,lftdntldlo', bema el Mra. POlL lleiiVicr ~Jol~ Mrs. Edlaon Hoi- n.o wedd!JV Wjii be an tvllll .ion~... . . of Jui)' 12 at 7:30p.m. at tile Church of Christ in St. ~71. 'fllurllday at Followi1111,thalr wedcli~V. thicou- . !':I rat pte wW reaicll on, ~rinl St. In Church; Parker~bur~, W. Vs. . heme. ' baa the .. Oot a . ' finanriial he!ada~hg · ... ( \ • ' The Fifth Season is more tllan air conditioning. It's more than dean,.eviln heat It's the perfect Indoor climate, created l!y an elktr~ heat punij,. This remarkable appliance in· ~lis Cll!il:kly, uslne your existing duct system to heat your home fl8meliiSSIYln .wiilter, ll)eit automatically reverses itself to oool and dehumidify your home in the summer. . ~1 • • ' .) • -~t . •• . ' ·'· . ' r " ·Bilcause of its ellieieiley, the 'heat punip c:osiS less to oWn . ' . and opefate t~ you milht think. i r.-< , ~·· ' '':.1 Move UP to the ideal indoor climate of the Fifth Season now. Call Your Rllddy Kilowatt RIICOlllllllndtd Deeter ar Us for l)efalla: W far tile wllllleF Slln•• �PliO E 992-21 1 '· .•• w. ertor, ucket \' \, ......... ,........ . • OPfiCI •• U ....... farm • lly Help ·, ' .•' ' ' ' • ~ .I '. ¥ R It -' • ' ''' ' • I' I ' ~~:I ',... ' ·' ' ," ' • pr NEW . LOC L DAI Y •• y ,, TO R CAR!'ETI AT 7: A. 1 • ' . • " ·. 4: llllc bile S.le !or of or pen PI c. A -~ I l If~ W ntecl li. BUOO!'l' PR - tblrd &or .on 1119P- . '· l<e ing M~ gs G Ilia and oson Ar a Inform d As ell As Ent tai •• . J •' -·'• l • ·' '· . �PliO E 992-21 1 '· .•• w. ertor, ucket \' \, ......... ,........ . • OPfiCI •• U ....... farm • lly Help ·, ' .•' ' ' ' • ~ .I '. ¥ R It -' • ' ''' ' • I' I ' ~~:I ',... ' ·' ' ," ' • pr NEW . LOC L DAI Y •• y ,, TO R CAR!'ETI AT 7: A. 1 • ' . • " ·. 4: llllc bile S.le !or of or pen PI c. A -~ I l If~ W ntecl li. BUOO!'l' PR - tblrd &or .on 1119P- . '· l<e ing M~ gs G Ilia and oson Ar a Inform d As ell As Ent tai •• . J •' -·'• l • ·' '· . �Now You J'now' ' ' " the II&~ , ' In anc- . It wao to •.' ' " ' ' ., 1'1 • :. OHIO ' ' C.olufubus & . ·~ . ' RedUction communities so thlt computer bOling may be slmpllfted. anl:es to "'wer the street liabtT h e charge lor businesses ing assessment otbulinesiel in Would drq> lr<m . $1,25 to $1 Middleport was li1Jll")Yed by 10om tor at Ie11t a one year period, councU Monday nlghL u the ordinance is awrcwed. WUIIam BeUan,y, asaiOtant Retddentl.al assessments wtil remanager ol the COlumbo& & main at 4~ cents monthly, acSouthern Ohio Electric COm- cording to BellaDJI. pany's municipal relatioa1 c:t.. Bellal1)' WIS ACCIJIJII>Anled to partment., presented the ordtn- the meeting by John Welsh, c& ancea to council SOE Middleport manager. No acBellan,y said the acUoo to low- tioo on the ordinances beyond the er the businen place I&Maa- firat reading was conducted bementa Is being sougllt by the cause only fwr councllmen were pmyer company to put the town's present and Mayor C. 0. Fishrate in tbe same range as other er was also absenL·s tl nJB 1\ACES - The tub raceo, Mid 011 tllo Ohio Rher ~ lfler,_, . was a new leature lor the Bill Bend Regatta Woekeed. Prizes wore •15 lor Brat place, $10, second place and ts. tl1lrd place. In the above phote, sewral lloys are ~ to ·got in the eoo!j)Otltloo and In the other picture, an unldeltiJied glrl ftnda berseH taking a dip In the water aa her tub 'C)&etl. Government Grants Library Aids : I ' I I •,' '{> I .' ,.,, \'i . • I' .. WASHINGTON - Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller has announced that the U. S. Otllce ol Mlcatlon haS liP· proved a 111mber ol grants to coUege libraries In the district, Including a ~cioiPu!l>Oaegranl to Rio Grande CoUege. Tile Rio Grande College &;le· dal Purpose grant amounts to $100,000. The omce ol Educatioo said Rto Grando ranked hi8h In criteria estabUshed lor award ol the grant&. Rio Grande Ilia re. celved a basic grant nf $5,000 and a 8UJ1Piemental grant ol $1,· 330 lor a total ot $106,330. All ol the !Undo are to be _.t !or li- re<:elve a baolc grant ol ts,OOO ea~ receive 'Iii sic grants ol and a supplemental ol $42,854 $.1,000. Recll>leats are ~Ired to !or a total of ~7,854, match the basic IP'ant with au Marietta COilego at Marietta 04J1al amount nf non • Feclerol wUl reeein a balic grant r1 lUnda. They are required Ul ex. $5,000 and a supplemental ol pend oot less than one..thlrd o1 $1,556 for a total nf $6,556. tile &mount ol special purpoee The Lancaster Branch ol Ohio sranta. There are no matchlns Unlversl\y, and fll' Zanesville re«Jrlrements for the supplemenBranch ol Ohio Unlverllicy wl\l tal grants. News •• .in Briefi brary mllerlals. ,, ·1·:1 .. ''I (J /' .,I r· " .~· .I '' ' I +q ' Ohio Unlverslcy at Athens wiD Mary Baker of By United Press International TROPICAL STORM CANDY RUSIIED THROUGH central Texas today, spawning tornadoea, high winds, hea>)' rain and !lash OoodiJl!. Elyria Dies Funeral services for M r s. Mary ceua Baker, 88, wbo diad SatllrdaY In Elyria, wUl be held TuelldaY at 2 p.m. at thl Ewing Chapel wltll llle Rev. Glen Hlloa 011\ciating. Burial will be in tile Browning Cemetery at Portland. Sbe was born Sept. 12, 1880, the dauther nf the late Charles and Mary Plyllter, and was olso preoadad In death by her llaband, Charleo, andlourbrothers. Formerly nf Ole Portland area, she wu a member nf tho J'ort. iand Melllodlst Cbur<h; but IIIIer IIIOVini to Sted>envlllt trlllller· red bar membership to thl Lavelie View MolhOdlll Clllrch there. &lrv!Yoro lnciu<lo fllree sis· tors, !Ira. Park (Nell) McCui· lough, Beaver, Pa.; Mrl. Olear Barnett, Weirtal, w. Va., :Ud Min Graee Pa,ynter, Stalbrolllars, Clyde benvlllo; r..... The U.S. Weather Bureau to!lay wuned eastern Texas resldenta to beware o1 !lash lloodlng later today •• the rains !rom Clllly spread northward. AraJnftlll trom the storm was expected to amount to slx inches in scme areas of east Texas. PITISBURGH - THE UNITED STEELWORKERS Union (USW) aDd the basic steel llxtustry, who couldn't reach a contract agreement three years ago undl President Johnson intervened, try to go it alone today with a strike deadllae less than six weeks away. With both sides wanting neither federal intervention nor · a strike, top negodators ror the USW and the industry met at an undisclosed place today to talk money lor the llrst Ume. BUENOS AIRES - POLICE TODAY blamed hoolipno toaolng newaplll)ers for stampeding soccer fans down a stadium exit - a y that ted to death or Injury !or hundredo. The human avalanche trampled to death 70 adulto and chUdren In 1 panic to escape the bells ol ftre hurled ~ the youihs at the end of Suo:tly's scoreless match between Buenoa Aires' arch rllllla, River Plate and Bocl Juniors. At least 65 parBOils were seriously injured oo the winding, blood-staib!d atalrcaoe. bur~ MARRIAGE APPIJCATIONS Keith Edward Searlo, 21, Mid. .(JQ:r l'Qnter, Portland. dleport, welder, andCarollnJane Friends may call'lllhe llmeral Holflnan, 18, I'olnenJ1 Rt. 3; home III\YIIme. Dwight Clll!ord Oll•er, 41, !lid· dieport, utlllcy worker, ,and Kafll· ryn 1Au118 Jordan, 50, POmeroy, beautician; LarrY Blehard Werry, 19, Poma101, studeDt, and TONIGHT AND TUESDAY Kathryn Jane Ham&hs, 19, PomJUNE 24-25 OtDJI, key puncb operator; Millard BALLAD OF JOSIE Leiter Roush, 21., Syraeuse, ma.. (Technlcolor) cblne operalor, and Mary Ulllan 111A11E f~ ~IO N DRIVE· IN TONIGHT AND 11JESDAY. JUNE 24.25 11 YOU ONLY LIVE TWJCE" Sean Connery is James Bolli PLUS "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING" - r t Morae • Michele Lee Rud1 Vlilee Wooda, 42, POmel'OJ, waUreaa. PLAN INSPECTION The amuol cllmer and !nope<· lion ()( Racine Chapter OES wUl be held Tuesday, .)one 25, at tile -em Local 111gb Scllllol dlmer at 6:30 p.m. In the cale· taria and tile lnapectlon at 8p.m. Helen M. Bartlll, Daytoa, worthy grand matrea, tile Inspecting olllcer. ACCDlENT REPORTED A minor one-car aecl.dent on Route 33 li\mdll at 1:45 p.m. waa reported bY SherU! u. s. Robert c. Harteri>acll's depart. ment. A 1962 mndel vehicle, driven by Kevin DaUay, 17, Mid· dieport, tr....lng oorth, awaned to misa a cloi ran mto Ole b18Jnr8¥ and Ida a secUon ol Jllllrd relilng. No Injury or arrell was reported. auto- VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Adml11icm Saturday - wn. Dam Stover, Racine; KaiiiJ eun. dill, MaiiiiD; Georala Jolmllll". Rutland; Mark stewart, llutland; Charle• NeliCID, A;)meroy: William Zorkl'- Hutlard; Gary Fllbar, Chesblre. DllcharPI Saturday - Addle Bertoo and Arloa lilml'aoo. Admlallonl SoJno!o,y - B o t a ~ Cbaoblro; DonnaDool, Jla.. dno; Dorlo Cal., Fomel'07; Allllrey JojJars, Minersville. DlachlrP• amda1 - Nellie. TO HOW OPEN HOUSE Mr, and Mrl. Bill Wln<brOII· ner .,01 m,..... tbelr 25th wedding amiYeraar:v open halloo · ·IIi their home In ~t-racuae 9111· dsy, June 30, frOm 2 to 1 p.m. . MEIGS GENEliAL HOSPITAL Adlnlaliml Slturday - Nellie. .DiacharP SatUrda,y - EY..,. ···················-•• Fl~.imt.•• amc~ay •• llallu7n •• CANVAS •• OI!N6- ·. ·' S299 •• WHilE only • • • Bt.Am...., - By United Pre•• International to rival presidential candldate.Richard M. Nixon. A UP! delepU! count M - showed Nixoo only a short step lr<m WrliJPing lij) the 1968 GOP presidentiol1101111natioa. II Rock• leHer Is to hive a chance lor the prize, he will have to wtDsm10 . ACTION DISMJS'!ED An acUon bY VlriJII apinal Elmer A. Keller, odllllnlstrator <l the Bureau <l Workmen's Co!IIIIOIIaatioo, has dlamlland. ' ...... -101. Dllcllarsa• H~, Gana. B• • • Police Hold Lid Jln Capital City t ''' F.dltll A. RU~Jt)l to Ridiud J. l'olllln aild ,Mait~Ja li. Faulla, Lot, SalllburJ. Chari- 'I1IOina, dae.,loF.dltll Hlnel, Cel1- lor Tr-.• ~ ' Four ~o; aJckojt Rill'· a! £1Ntrle Co. ,, LOCAL~ Five Long WeekentlS Jr.'o , ;'-:News••• in·BriefS,.,,.,,« PLAYTEx·:;:.LYCRK delegates Cavor Nixon, two are Rockefeller's, and one is bUiQ' of reduced speed signs uncommitted. The UPI tally of delegates committed or definl~ leaning toward I candidate showed • Nixon with 605 ot the 667 votes " needed to win the nomination. ,~ Rockeleller.. llld. 211U, ,..U Gov. RoM!d Reapn ot caDiornla 147. Only 235 GOP voteo were . . ' >, .,, ·Ptlyltlt m11tes U,\ls siJecl11 offer beC:Iusethlr 111 . Clltlln that onci ~!!!~ tl)t wonderful control ind • · ,,, conifortoiP.tlytex "DaubltOiamonds"lycra ,. · · . ~lri!I~.rou·n never ~lefor ltsi. 'l·<:'t" . .,· ·, · ',, XLftti;SI..ti,NCIWfiJ.t,l ~ Lone tAc P,tfttt,,~ S. M, L Roc· ~13.... ...., fii,W , , · ~~~~~)ib..~L~~SIUS,f.w~~ , ' . ' ' '• *~~·· f •. . ;.. • ,.. " ' • ',, · '* ., · L fiO.tl, IiiOW~&'·;· ., ILJifl. •ai.H.·NCIW ' ' • ·' \ • 'I • ' .thi~llllktoti·r~tt.~:.\ . • .-·l".l .. • .I ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arnericans are auured at least flve 1971 - under legislation awalting President Jolui&OIIS' signaturo. COJI1IIoted congreoaional action Monday on a bU1 to take three raUonal hall~· !rom their tradldooal places on the calendar and make them 11111 on Mondays eV.ey yaar. T~ are Waohlngtoo's birthday, llemorlal Day and Veterano Day, The measure would creato a new Mtional holiday, COiumbuo Day, and It a Monday In Ocl<iller. Labor Day alreedy is a M~. · Under the mea~~~re, WaoiiJnstoo' a ·birthday would lloU on the tl1lrd Mondl,l' in February rather than Feb. 22; Memorial '""' s.- •••lin second D111110ndil"lycra Qllll~:.r~'YIIJ! Double Diamonds P'ntll ollJCfll for dotjJI~rolln the stomiiCh, waist 1nd hips piUI 111iubfl ~ra panels In back to CIIM 1011 : .' • • 1,f,1\c.!~ • naturally for ~!1(1 f1shlaM. • · I!I'IYor. Washington went on talevlalon to plead: ·•~main calm. "AVoid overacting and ovar-reacllng. Please do not (Contillled on pqe 8) .a MOnday . ~..~~·09 ~~.ali styles of Playtex "Double ; ~ ·, ' .lroiu APriL · Mrs. Watllium Of.Middleport :..: fll~ ~~:,...~ . '2 Day 011 the COurtil in , ; M' da Octo!>et' lnatOtd o1 Nov. 11, and Di ~ e~~. QB . y COiulftiJua Day on ihe "DOUB...,cD~'MOND$"'" GIRDLES A:LLSTYLES ·- .. of the APrU 4 King murder, when authorities held oil for about 24 hours before acting finnly to halt disorders, poli<e thia time moved In quickly witll preventive taedC8, using tear po, · Troops ClUed In About 1,150 Arlll,y troopa were celiad . In Moada.v night to Join 1,500 pollo:emeo in dlsperitnl crowds I~ the lll'fJdlllllll1. Negro areas which bear scars • ' ·· ~=· "'l"'!iY In October , instead of Mri., Eltella Wllllllql!. ·sa, OcL 12, tile day It Ia celebrated So¥lh Secoild Ave...~oport. bY unollleial tnolltloo. diad ~~·In Jloisor . , Tile Ll1lor JJa.Y celebratloo Hoi!Pitil. · the Droit lolondoy o1 Soptember Mrs. Walburll wis born In would be ~eel: Frankllni.'Un!a~. Ohio, N<W.25, The JecillaUon Would. liJPiy 1110, tile do!_. d. file tile ,udy ti> federal ~~ea and N, B. and MiiJ1 EIIIII •)Valke!' a.,, District o1 !'oJumbla, .Artl4. , lbl waa I~~~~ pn~ ~'YO Jm 1, III'IU, but ltates In cioalh b)' her ~iblllll, 'Charloa , u;oi!itiooalty fGII«<W flle · lead o1 a lidl!ard.::Walboll'll;"llfti•i)au&lltoro, · t1fo! flderal ko · nt on ''l broibli'L· ·.. ' ···ue.··.,"'·· · · ' Walburllwa·~$ PRIZE WINNER - The oon.c-mercial clu1 second place wllDIOr In thl Big Bend Reptia jll1'lde laat Frida)' was thl Ooot abow entered by the Meigs Counly Young Rtpublloan Oub in which a patriotic theme was carried oot. ll:ldq 011 the !lost are Elemr Kay S.hnelder and BUI ArnotL oo the Jtreeta during boll games at the park, were discussed. - Judge Robert Betz, GolUpolls, attended _the se&Sion In regard to a ZOIIIng matter he presented at an earlier seuion. ~U IJ11l'catecl 1M mader would be brought "' tor ftlrther diocusslon at ita llrst meeting in July. listed as uncc.nmitted or The meeting was presided over pledged to lavorite soo cancll- ~ Jolin Zerkle, president of dates. Nixon's total did not council, with Councilmen RictJ.. Include Wash!~. state, where ard Vaughan, Charles Byer and the 24-member delegation Is George Baker atiendlrw. reported heavUy In his lavor. 1n Poruand, Maine, and later In Booton, Rockefeller renewed his call lor Nixon to repudlaU! the lllgge&Uon ol his southern campaign coordinator that third parcy candidate George Wallace join the GOP camp. ' 0 The aide, Howard (Bo) C08e cauoway, replied In Atlanta that RockeleUer took his words wASHINGTON (UPI) - Jm. out 01 cootext. He said hio prOYelllento In thl proposed West cmnment about Wallace was 1 VIrginia ' Ohio air polluti011 congenora1 remark meaning simply trol cmnpact have been re<omthat an,yone who io ready lor 1 mended bY the Senate Public •change ohould come Into the Worka C<mmlttee. Republloan parcy. · The compact to deoigned to clllllrnl air polgJoo In a 240mlle otretoh ol the Ohio Rhor :hnprovements In Polluti·on Compact ~~ ~~· T~.: .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,-.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, WASHINGTON (UPI)- T b e House baa etven ftnal ..,....,_ olonal liJProYal to legislation wbl<h would r...,.... blllks ID Install cameras and take other measures I<> IJiardapiDstrob. beries. The bUI, passed !olmcls3' and to ~ Jolmaon, Wouldr,.Prafederalbankreg. ulllorJ ~&~~~~<lea to set mini· mompratoctl" -rdstor federally ln....,. b111kl and aavlngs and loan ..- . . Vlrelnla and Ohio legislature a have adopted the COO!jl8cL A spokeaman lor lhe Senate committee headed by Sen. Je.,. nlngs llllldoiJ>h, J).W, VL, said conalderal>le c~ would be ne- in the proposed btU lor the interataU! air pollution ca. tro1 ....,.Y to reduce pollution and deftne cleanlir 'standards. Rep. KeD Hechler, J).W, VL, calledthep~"weak;c:umbersome and lnetre<tive." C<qresa must etveltslliJ>I'ova1 in addlllon to Ole IIWci ·~to laglliltures lor the meaaure to NeOII1t law. · ,·l;Jishops to Simplify Mass r· ' d ·- l'~~'''~~:::;t\ Hint Riot ;'Criticized by ·~ Had Racial Utility Exec t!\! Overtones i=l :~:~ CHICAGO (UPI) - An elec; trlc comPIU\)' executlve Monday chided llle coal Industry for op. posing construcUon or IJ.Iclear power plants. ·William R. Gould, senior vice president ol &luthern California Edison Co., Loa Angeles, told delegates at the 51st amual COli· vention nf the Nattonal Coal Association thet coal and electric utiiicy Industries shoold Instead "work together and build upon our strengths." · "I submit that it mes nellher tile coal nor the electric utllliY industry a service to dlaeourse against the development of a c»mpetitive fuel reiOUl'ce by I!OUndlng lmpresllive but stantiated claims about Ito threat to thl pebllc aalecy, • Gould said. ••nds JXlsition .loses itsaweaJ. when viewed through the haze ol rapidly growing ]dliic protest aplnst air pollutioo and lhe contrlbutloo that coal burning adds to that problem, •• he eontiDuecl uaur ume and energy eould be .better spent In atiacldng t b I 1 problem.• un•- ' COLUMBUS (t;PI) - Olllclala laid today radal lllctors 1111/ have trlggerad a riot at the ~" State Ponltentlary Monday reaulted in betw- ~ and M mUllm dwnap and oerioua Injury ID elsbt suanlo and ono priaooer. Warden Ernie Maxwen said, "! tblnk It wao jl• a I!I<IUP of those Blac:k Power people Rexlng their museloL·'' "WI>¥ they did it ldoo'tlalow,": he aa.ld. uwe don't have 1111 Ialley here and I've -er any serious complaints obout load. We are going to have ali l.nvestigaUon, of cwrse, aaclCN.l " · perhaps, we wiU lalow j l . tile ringleaders were ~ it happened.'' . \ . rclrty per cent . - men tn old 200 men, State Highway Pa~ and regular prison guards watch on walls and lnslda t b cell blocks ol the Institution . _ Mooday and early today. The prisoners, armed wbh {Continuad on Ill Taxpayers Advised Assemble Facts Now ~rs <l Melp CollliY whO Incurred property IAia11o durlllg the hnVJ raln1 ..r flood. In& becbinlnl! .., or obcM lut lola.Y ~~ llbauld llarl u 10011,18 ~~e; to aoaamblo . . llllllall ' IIIII reoorda ~. 'lii!J "*"" - , r. llud<!lad witll Maine's 14-vote delepUoo in the first leg ola twoday New England tour Monday. One delepte alreedy in his camp said he made "a ravorable impression" on the delegation. In Vermon4 9 ol the 12 ' By NELLIE VAlE rw. converts from the tormer vice president The New york governor enge system. The letter lnciicated the extension is needed t. cause thl May rains aloweddown work. Np aedon was takeiL - Permission waashenmal.,. tenance superintendent Harold Chase to use llle middle of sooth Jo'llth, Uncoln and Pearl SU. to Install a water Une to the new, Imperial Electric Company Plant site. - The need for additional pollee supervision at municipal park dances and also the poni· . · ~:-::~:.~:: e~ly=:~~· ~ ~a: ~ Bill R ody Soeial Notes Property TransI ers1 A petition was presented bY Robert Craig OllllOSing the rezoning of a lot at the corner o1 Beech and Locust Sli. 1r<m residential to business. Craig said it Ia reported a llrm wls"' es to purchase the pro:>ercy to build a new service station and that the plaDning commission has lndh:ated It lavors permitting the rezoning. CouncU reported no lonnai recmunendltion has been made to dote bY the commlnioTL - A brlel d1Jcuulon regarded the need for tnltal.lJ.Dg "no left turn" signa at some of the New York Gov. Nelaon Rockeleller campaigned in Vermont too day, hoping to pry loose Republlcao conventioo deleptes pledged Point Roek · Daniel . - takeiL - Clerk Gene GraUl read a let:t;.3r from the Morey Construew asaisslnatlon In AP~ll, Monday evening ordOred a 9 p.m., to 5:30 Lm., curlew. He Indicated the restrl<tlono on nisbttlme moYement In the streets would remain in elre<t untU leellnga had eooled. Calm prevailed through lhe a In other councU actlvlcy: ord~ Rocky Digging in v • d · Vermonf meyar :r;,c::::·=~':.·:·:: Kirw Mr. and Mro. llardd Halcomb and claulhter, Norma Jean and funlly of CresWne apent smte tlme recenUy at the hune of Mrs. Maude Holcomb and vlllited other relatives. Rex Cheadle, who waupattent in Sheltering Arms Hoopltallor severo! dayo has reolimad hla work. Mra. Ora Prolllt recently was In McConnelovUio where shlwao a guest ol her son and dau&hterlnolaw, Mr. and Mrs. Dow:nlaNeison. WhUe there she conaulted physician and it lo reporlad abe lo Improving sadalactorily. &lnday dlmer guests ol Mrs. Nellie 'lale were Miss Clemma · Vale of Clrdlngtoo, Ama Eliza.. beth Turner and daul]bter, Sherrie, o1 Rutland, Mill 4-M O]JIIIn ol Middletown, Mrs. Erm!l Vale ol Alvei ol Mercy Nursing HOOle In Albany IIIII Mn Fanale Poll~ !Irs. Grace Hensler spent 1 few days willl her sm and dallli>ter-iJWaw, Mr. and Mra. Clayton Hensler, YarlettL Miao Clemma Vale oiCardlngtoa visited a1 the bome ol har cousin, Mrs. Jolin Hollll'-r. On SS!Urday, Ml" VIIi, MrL Holliday and Mro. Anlla Turner attanded luneral aervlcea in ~­ lor their cculin, llotGtll)r Speakman. A oerleo ol meetllw• wiD. bo hold at Columbll ~I Clllrcb the weeli ol June 24 wltll RIY. Underwood In <harp ol file r• viYII. The public Ia Invited. ol three required two related intersedions in ttJe busioes8dls-trict, but no formal a.et.ioo was '"uad Dellance; Roy Plynter• llllw; John Paynter,-· and Da7 - Peter Gnyes SHOW STARTS 7 P, M: Two Damaged Only Moderately Gars (Continued !rom ..,. I) Those in the encampment were then told they must tNgin leaving Ole site at 10:42 LDL~ Medium daDiap waa Incurred EDT or tace arrest alii to two vehicles as thl reiOilt ol prosecution Cor campina: on a resr end cOulllioo omEastlfaln lederal property without a St. sawrdsy evening at 8:30 p.m. permi~ The showdown cune leu than PomerD¥ poU<:e reported. Donald Roulh, Pomeroy, trav• II hours alter the legal permit ellng ocMh, WaB sl a atop lllltl tar the poverty marchers to When Rldlard Mldlael Gress, 18, oc""'y llle groilnds near the Uncoln Memorial elljlired at 8 Middleport, traveling lntheaamo dlrectiDII, !ailed · to stop a n d p.m. EDT SUndaY. olnlck the Roulh vehicle. Poli<:eOrder Gren waa cited Oil a ebarp The poll<e order declared: otaa'"red clear distance. There "The permit for use o( this were no inJuries. property has elQ>Ired. You must leave the camp by 10:42 this TO WELCOME PASTOR morning to avoid arrest and Members ol theRutiand Methoprosecution. dist Church will have a potluck "It you have oo other mBIIll cllmer on Friday at 7:30 p.m. o1 return!~ home, you wUI be at file church to welcome beck provided lree bus tranJportallon lllelr minister, Rev. C. J, Lem· ~ the Travelers Ald 5oclecy. ley and family. Rock liPrlni• Shllttle buses are now avaUable members are iJivlted. at the west side of the Lincoln Memorial to take you at no coat to the bus stadoo. 11You are ln violatloo of the permit and muat leave the camp wi'thin the next hour." TEMPERATURES IN OHIO FOR the five-<lay period Tile~ thr<q:h saturday wUl averago near normal with daytime hlsbs in the low and mid-80s and lows at night in lower 60s .. Cooler Wed..,sctay with warming trend by end ol w- Sbowers Ill' thtmder· The watnlnl ... b)i showers occurring almost dally wUl total three-quarters to around the Metropolitan Pollee throoosh the Justice De.aartment. · one inch. ·~, Doris Shantytown ... :u;_.. m·• ..., to claim ca•olt;y ... tholr !aderol'lnOimle ocwrdllll to'PaUi A. . <l tile 8:Juti>. ot'HA•a... -~ ,, ~~" e· � 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 06. June 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. 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