https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c86eff12e4e3a177e45371399de6bf54.pdf e0c2513f3b7dcae0508cf9af0dc2a4be PDF Text Text • ' . ' ;,'••• I - The llaU,y Selttnel, Pomeroy·MiddlePor~ 0., ~. Those wotild be made availaA telegram roeeiwd !Odii.Y ble to Jlchooll, service clubs Investigate Mishap from senator Stephen !(. PI'Aa and other lnlerestedll'lUP~ You~, said the Farmers 20 1o 30-mlnute programs. (Oontlooed !rom ~ I) Pomeroy police reported a natural we have not kept p11ee. Chill«>, Home Administration has apAod as koowledge Is acoumuminor accident at 1:10 L m. thi& proved I lt'lllt of $455,000 for · llted we can provide apoakers "The cf:irectors d the council woold be a !unction of morning oo the pllrkirw lot at the and the tourism oommlttee feel toorlsm committee to the Uttle Hocking Wiler and 'for Interested si'ool>o. Meigs GenenJ Hospital sewer Assn., Inc. The tuncls "Then there Ia the need ror that with proper 1-rahlp and and to promote this carl Sc:hultz, Kleine, who~ promotiooai organtzsdoo tour- within Its booodarles will be used 10 establish a the SEORC 10 assist and 10 help portedl~ was IU and driving to the water BY•tem to service tOO ocl!cate those people in Ohlll«> ism can begin to move, continue sod outaldo as site and hospital, struck a parked car be- to move and In Ume surpass oth- ,progress Is made and aa famUles. who have tourism investments looging to LiOOa Stewart, Pom- er areas of Ohio as the mmber es permit. Ohillco would IUch as motels, restaurants, and ~:!:!:~:!:!;!:~:;:~~~~.:~ eroy. There were oo injuries or ooe tourist attraction in t h e toorlsm program. *llractlooo. CALL ANSWERED arrests and light damage to both state. The Mlcldleport emergenc~ ••The first task would '"To reiterate - we are try. vehicles. , lng 10 dollne tho area and csll squad onswered a call Friday "We can no lmger a1ford to oftdentlllcation, It Ohllloo; we are trying 10 !don- morning 10 Tloy's Barplnlan! exclaim or to harbor Ute idea attractions that tourists tiCy and catalog all possible where Mrs. William Kaulrhadbethat we are too rar off the beat~ want to see and these !aU Largest Mortar _ tourism attractions by eoun\Y; come Ul. She was transported by The largest mortar weapon en path or that we do not have three categories. Natural man made attractiona we will attempt tD educate our private automobile to Veterans ever built had a 36-inch bore anything of interest or that there tions, sod apoctal events, And here It- own people so that they w 1 1 1 Memorial Hospital. and fired a stone projectile is no place for them to sta..v. weighing a ton . lt was conIs pointed oot by tho _.!. ,' know what !Oorlsm Is, what It "&lmetimes being in a remote structed by the Russians -place is an asset. Tourists are that we must oot r'ill fNer )le ' means econonrlcally and Where about 1500, according to the interested in almost anything that obvious but we must reCOIIIIn It Is in Oldllco; 10 create events King Richard IT! of England Encyclopaedia Br itannica. has been made to look attractive assets that are hl~n and ...,. and attractions commensurate was slain at the Battle of with the !nidal sbUIIy of t h o Bosworth Field, and will go out of their "''Y fo 1o be developed, "Recognizing this the SEORC Ohillco area to do them well. see lt. 40 Many "When we ftnd out what we of our communities tourism committee, headed by Howard Thompson and assl sled have then we can proceed to manageri M Evans, John Allen, have more to otter but the Imagination and the ability to recog- JY John Irwin, Is presently re- develop and expand and as the Roser Barroo, Richard RoderTONIGHT TilRU TUESDAY nize the potentials are not pres- celvlng such lnformsdoo frolll area grows, whjo,ll It Is, then . lok, Harland Martin, Tim EvJULY 12 - 16 ent. We have abandoned coal over 125 communities ln ai:th.. new laciUUes will come and more · ans, Morris Haskins, Rex Me. Double Feature Program mines, old theatres, old canals, ern and southeastern 0 hl 0. Investment. There is presently Cormick, and Hobart WU11011, Jr. BONNIE AND CLVDE old towns, trails and many oth - Howsrd has asked all of the)liilll- l need for better communtcaAttending from Meigs Coun1y Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway er features that hold economic masters in the region to coOPer.. tions, either through the coun .. were cash Bahr, Jack Welsh, (Color) opportuntcy just waiting to be ate Jn this effort. c11 orUlroughtheindivicl.lalmem- Bill ChUds, Eel Baker and Ron PLUS "The replies are a!rt.oundlng bership of the council, as those MeDad!l, tapped. Jane Fonds, Jason Roberds •'One of the significant bene- and in many cases the tone or seeJdng investment or tourism Dean Jones tits derived from good tourist the conunw:dcation indicates a facilities In Ohl.llco with those In attractions is the attractJon ror willing personality and one ~ perscns or organizations wantANY WEDNESDAY new industries. Both industry and is ready 10 go to work and ~ , lng to invest in Ohilloo, (Technicolor) "And in con.jmction with that the tourist are looking ror com- Many of the postmasteu lli\oe munities with better living con- rererred their letters to ptl:al- I can visualize thedllywhenthere (Oontinued !rom Page 1) dents of local historical JociewUJ be a complex of goUC(lUrSes dlUons, better facilities, better panded health services and procivic organizations and a wider ties or ather interested people. such as this one here in Scioto vide teaching tactllties lor trainvariety of recreational activities, It will be the fUnction of the County. Indian psgeants at ChllIng IO<al manpower in heslth oc''Departlnent ol Commerce tourism committee to catalo& all Hcothe, historical pageants at TONIGHT & SATURDAY cupations 10 provide the servfacts show that inc:llstrial deve1 - of this information by ~ Marietta, canal rides near Net - Ices throughout Southeastern July 12 -13 itlnvUle, a restored coal mine Ohio. q,ment and tourism development and in good order. THE WAY WEST are interrelated, and not com"ldontllicatlon of the owl& and • restored coal mining comMr. Davia ful111or stated that (Techni color) region has been discussed fai. munlty in Perry County, Intema- there are awroximately 100 mapetitive, and actually assist each Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum other. Statistics also show that two years. A signing ,project tcfr tlonal water events along the Jor ple<'Os or fedorsi legialatloo FEATURETTE : communities which attract indus- and or the region is necassi.ey Ohio at Pomeroy, GalUpolis nnd pertaining 10 financing the doDizzy Detectives, 3 Stooges tries attract tourlst, Many Urnes to identity tbis area 011 the Portsmouth and many other at- livery of hesith services in the COLORCARTOON: plants which are properly set ground. Signs in good taste and tractions wtdch will raise o u r United Slates. Approximately 50 Magoo's Caine Mutiny up and promoted become tour- in rJecor appropriate ror t h e standard of living. per cent or these laws come ist attractions. Ohio Hill Country. A slgnlngpro"Again, msy I say, that I he under the grants management SUN, - MON. - TUE, July 14- 16 "To take advantage of the ject such as this will g 1 " e membership or the SEORC of the Public Health Service opportunities that are dormant Ohillco unijy, will give It...... iuch as Is assembled here to- (HEW). Throuiib these federal WAIT UNTIL DARK but available to us What can we and most important si_gninj Mil night can accomplish whatever l•ws, approximately $30 per per~ (Technlcolor) as members of the SEORC do? reflect organization and ordni- It wants to accomplish. It only Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arki son Is distributed In the United ileeds to be positive and say ~tes to assist communities in As a result oC several meet- zational effort. Richard Crenna ings throughout the year by mem"Simultaneously witb t h e "let's do it." Samantha Jones, Jack Westo providing better servlcos!Othelr bers of the tourism committot.• identification effort we will need Efram Zimbal1st,Jr. Prior to his tourism remarks, population; however, the area or and others the following is pro- a program to educate our o w n the director reviewed o t h e r Appalachia has long been behind COLORCARTOONS; posed; Go Away stowaway poople 1 Ule residents or Obllloo, SEORC activities, and repeat- this national per capita mcpen"That the SEORC organize as to what we have to offer prQ.. ed once again the aims and ob- dlture. ft Is estimated that In Cool Cat; Bungle Uncle and ,promote a tourism complex ently to the tourist, new tot:do- Jectives of the council. Other Ohio' a Appalachia region and the Loco Lobo in southern and southeastern Ohio ism development and We areas are membership, high- other thirteen states that comSHOW STARTS 7 P.l\1. covering an area of the fol- plans. And when we talk lj\illlt WilY~ education and incl!strlal prise lhe Appalachia Redeveloplowing counties, if the people area residents it is meant ttotn development. COMING - "BONNIE AND ment Region of America, only He praised the Colllmbu& and $24 per csplta Is being expeodwithin those counties are Inter- school age and u,p. CLYDE'' (Technlcolor) ested, Adams, Brown, Highland, "The toorlsm cOmmittee pro- Soothern Ohio Electric, Ohio -ed from federal funds. Warren Beatty, Faye Du~ Ross, Pike, Scioto, Lawrence, poses to accomplish thfs educa- Power, and Columbia Gas or away. Mr. Davis stated that the p.~r­ Jackson, Vinton, Hoddng, Per- tional program in part by the Ohio companies for work they poso or establishing the FoundaJuly 19 through 25 ry, Morgan, Washington, Athens, use of color film strips are doing in industrial develop- tion was to hire a staff or experts Meigs and Gallia. The area or sound. Film strips of ftmnt. in the lleld of health 10 work with Dick Flm, commercial man- local com.mUI'dties in a seven ipr or Ule General TelephOne c:ouncy demonstration area of Co., in Portsmouth, announced Ohio toproperl~ldentlfythegspo­ wtmers of Thursday's SEORC ln-health services, develop pro. Charter No. 1980 National BII* Region No. 4 aulf tournament, hold prior 10 grams 10 satisfy needs and offer REPORT OF CONDITION OF lht evening !unction. &xly.four aaalstance In applying for grants 1lkllvlcl!als partici»ated in the to help finance the programs to iVent. Local wimers were Rich- upgrade the general health of the ird Roderick, Gallipolis, who ded reglon. The Foundation•s offiee OF POMEROY tfellston's G. B. Ackerman for Is located in Athens, and serves In the State of Ohio, at the Close at Business on June 29, 1968. PubUahed low gross hooors (81) in first the seven oount;y demonstration in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, uroer Section !Ugh! competition, sod R o n rogloo of Hocking, Jack!IDil, Vin5211, U, S. Revised Statutes. McDade, Middleport, hlgbest ton, Athens, Gallia, Meigs, and score of the day. They were pre~TS Lawrence counties. As cateil)riHftted gulf ballsrorthelrel'forts. Cash, balances with other banks, aod cash items cal health projects are denlopJohn P. Irwin, executive vice in process or collection .. . , • • ••••• , . , .... . . . . .$ 924,720.50 ed in each community, with the president of the Automobile Club as&l.ltance or the Foundation's United States Govermnent obligations . . . . . . •. , ••.. . . . 4,246,460.23 of &luthern Ohio, and a SEORC staR, the staR ol the Foundation Obligatioll8 or States and polit:Jcal subdivisions .. .. .. .• • , • 548,392.13 director, sened as master of and the Board of Trustees will Other Securities , . .... , , , ... , , ..... , , . . . , , .... , 19,742.50 eeremonles during the dimer af- attempt to inter-relate each cateFederal fuOOa sold aOO Securities purchased uOOer fair, agreements to resell . • , . • .... . . •• .. ..••• . •. • • 1,450,000.00 gorical component project with E. E, Davls, SEORC presi- those ot: nearby commwdties. Loans and di scount s . •• .. . •••••• . • • •.. ... . . .. • , , • 3,787,99L90 dent, was intro<l.lced, as was thus developing a patient referBank premises, t'urntture and fixtures, and other Fred Rice, state registrar, Ohio ral SYstem within SOutheastern assets rfl)resen~!'8~~ ,premises . .• , , • , , . • . . . • . . 122,480.30 Bureau ot Motor Vehicles. ·Other assets. · · · · · ·: · • • · · · · · · • · · · · • · · • · :. · · · .. . , 1.6§2,2J Ohio to insure that the proper Gallia County re,presentatlna level ot: professional care lsren. TOTAL ASSETS .. .. , ,, ,,. ,, . .. . , .... , , , , . . . fll,l01,439.77 attending were Ken Morgan, city dered each patlent at the time o1 LIABILITIES Ids need. Demand deposits of iDdividuais, partnerships, ., SEORC To oomplu , ·•• Appalachia Harlow Lime .Mrs. Juhling 12 .Million '"/f..l'i·, ;t~~ MASON - Harlow Limo, defending champs of the Big Bend Slow.Pitch S0111JoU Tournament here at Bachtel Field, took an ~ win O'IOr Ashland 011 of Gal· Upolis Thursday nlJh~ The vt~ pve Harlow Lime the lead In thedouble-ellmhatlon event. Other winners 'Ibw-sday were Ashland OU with a 7 • 4 victory over Bob saunders' Quaker state ln the first game, Harlow Lime with a 5-4 win over Hartley ou and Goodyear's Athletics with a 14-5 victory against Pantasote. Harlow Limo and Ashland 011, winners in the first two games last nlgll~ clashed in the third contest to determine the leader of the ftrat round. Games lonliht Include GSI vs. MinernUle at 6 p. m., ~encer Trucking us, Syracuse Giants at 7:15 p, m.; Red's Club against Goosetown at 8:30 p. m. and Goodyear vs. .Mlller's Super Market II 9:45, LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 L m. Friday under sunny skies was 78 degrees, MEIGS 111ATRE Mro. lllartha Heslop d I e d Thursday, July 11, at the ·home ot her son-in-law, A. Keith McCiq, Sr., Hartford. Mrs. Julillng was boro In Ida. son, W. VL, Jan 10, 1878. the eldest daughter of the late John W, C. aod Aurllla Jarrott HeslQD. She was also preceded In death b)' her husband, lingo E. Juhltng and her ooly daughter, F1orence Juhling McClung. Mrs. Juhllng was the oldest Uving communicate of the Christ Fplac~ Chureh of Pl. Pleas. an~ having been conllnned In 1893, by BlohlpPeterktn. Silo was a charter member and past ,pre.. sldent ol the New Haven Garden Club aod the Julia Bryant SOwing Club, an hooorary board member of the Colonel Charles LewIs Chapter of the llanghters of American RevoluUon. . Surviving are two grandsona, Attorney A Keith McClung, Jr., Charleston, and Dr. HIJll1>Juhllng McClung, Madison. Wis.; two great-graodchlldron, two sisters, Mrs, S. C, WUhebn and Mrs. MUion L. !diller, Pl. Pleasant; one brother, J. W, Heslop, Pt. Pleasant and one slster-ln-law, Mrs. Anna Juhllrw, Hartford. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Fotdesolll( Funeral Home with the . Since 1963, near 12 mllUm children In the United states have been vaccl~ against measles bot another 12 million have not. The risk lor these who have 1101 been vaccinated oplnst meaalit is blindness, deatnesa, mental retardation or death. \ This Ia the report of the MoliP Coun1y Dep11rtmont of Heallll whteh wUl hold tour m..a1e1 inununtzatloo clinics on Sundl1 July 21, In the c:ouncy, tiona of the clinics 10 be he). fr(IJI 12 noon to 2 p.m. are the elementary schools in Pome. roy ood Mlcldleport; the Amort can Legloo Home In Rutland: and the high school In Rlclni· Certifted and officers' checks, etc . •••. . .. , , , , . , , , , , . 76,567.69 TOTAL DEPOSITS , , . , , . , . , , . ... 110,331,593,77 Total demand deposits . • • . . . . . • 3.9Q3.713.28 Total time and uvi~s deposits... 61430,880,49 TOTAL LIABILITIES , , , . . , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , .. ih0,334,593,77 CAP!T AL ACCOUNTS Common Stock - Total par value , , .... , .. . • , , . , $ 200,000.00 No. shares authorized - 8000 No. shares outstandi._ - 8000 Surplus .. . . . . . . • ••• •• ....• • ..... . . . .. .•... 400,0DO,QO Undivided profits , . , • .. , . , , . . , •• ••.. • , .. .. , , . . TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPiTAL ACCOUNTS ' ' .. ' MEMORANDA Average of total deposita lor the 15 calendar days ending with call date , .. , • , •• , , , •• , , , , , . , . , , , $10,225,695.42 Average of totallc.ans for the 15 calendar days endiDG with call date , , , , • , , , ••• , , •••• , , .•. , •• , , , . $ 3,754,413.21 I, Maxine Grltrlth, Ga1hier, or the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of coadldon is true Uld correct to the best of my knowledge ud bellet MAXINE GIUFF1TH We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report or condition and declare that it hi.& been examined by us am to the best or our knowledge and belle! Is true ond correc~ ALFRED !(. ELBERFELD EDISON HOBSTE'ITER Directors MANNING D. WEBSTER - --· '' I lp acU~ecandldlcy, , ' '1'111> llockeleller plan·proYided tor: ~ A pullback or North Vletnamese troops toward their lrooder and of U.S. and allied trOOps 10 J>OilUlated areas or the .~Ut witt) an international l~r~e !rom neutral, largely , . "".. ' ·,• '. · Earns 3. Purple Hearts, Becomes Father · . ~. ·I> ••w •.!In • On the Second Floor In the Muolc department another ahipment of Kimball ptamo in styles and wood tlnlshes that are so popular now, Also aew arrivals in RCA Victor tele.. vhioa, radios, atereos, tape recorders. Stop In and 1e1 the new 1969 Une. Get tho thrlll,y hsblt of ohopplng at Eiberfeldo and toke advantage of the special oalos events. You'll nnd b(g selections, well known brands and extra &OOd valuea ~l the time. And be IU~ to save your sales 1Hps from Elberlelds - they are valuable to you, ' . ' them 8bb is a member. or the Sec.. , ' ood Battalion, Third Marines, which received a prosldeotla) '•-citation fl!r operatlons·atDa Nons · · and·the.DMZ. Hla first injury was received ,., in F~, durin£ a mortar ajtack J,ulll oorth of Da N1111,1. · ' Hls i!ee<>nil wound Iinder nro occurred "" AprU 18 aa enelll)' eala100 lirtwery came in on htl plalclojl, · 'l,'lle -'1:tnl "ched, most sharp'IY on .BO!Ioa mind Is the battle ,J,.,..(i April 2~· when VIet Oong fire · ·,;;.~.li!IA:'tbt..MarJI!e. lllftiP\L· , ·,ijjqoi ~p. platoon wu c,¥ 011 ·hi)(, llotachold lh • , Dilled. "'t FRIGIDAIRE , -·- ... with Electri-clean oven! ,I ~Long The ultimate In oven-cleaning convenience! Just set two simple controls and the Frigidaire Electr_i-clean oven cleans itself automatically, electr~cally, Cleans the oven racks even the surface unit drip bowls. See the results Inside! From The Home Economics Depertment Of The Locel Scliools Full Warranty - . ~~rn.. Delivery Convenlriiir ... Term• ' 359.95 NOW ' . LANcE CPL. Robert K, (Bob) ., ~ or Ohio (UFO - The tcderal government must guar. antee a job lO all who are will Ing and able to work, Soutlleastern Ohio labor leaders were told at Ohio University here Friday. Austin &tllivan, JegislatJve speciali st Cor the House Committee on Educatlon and Labor, 11poke at a ·one ..... day ' •..- Labor, Poverty and Communtt¥" conrerence. S.d Iivan urged support fo:r the proposed '"b'l.mranteed employment bill" which Rep. James G, O'llara, D - Mich. supports. O'Hara was originally slated to speak, but was unable to attend. The proposed legislatioowould provide $4 billion in grants to provide jobs <liring its first year of operation. 14 Employment is the key to problems in the rural ,areas," SuHivan said. "An unemployed persoo has a feeling of irrelevance in the world around him." Sullivan complimented 0 h i o Unbersity Cor its uniQJe utlliza·Uon or federal tools, provided by the Ecooomlc f.Wlrtunlzy Act, in 28 southeastern Ohio Appalachian counties. Oifford In than 400 miles Cr001 saigon, u.s. Marines defending HUI 689 near abandoned Khe S&nh claimed victory and repart:ed 140 North Vietnamese kUled in a week of fighting. Marines losses were placed at 40 killed and 150 wounded. Deep In the Mekong Delta, 140 miles southwest of Saigon, a force or more than 1,500 Americans and South Vietna· mese pressed an offensive against a mountain nestled along the Cambodian border where Communist forces were protecting a big \lllllergroun:t fortres s. saturation raids by B52 jets, biggest juggernauts in the U.S. air arsenal, refiected fears that North Vietnamese aiii Viet Cong commanders were order- (DMZ) more 'i~ Strong lndict.tions Vietnam For Ohio Politics Ctllltenderl Have One Confereiices Thing In Common up with Vtrglnla as the mother of Presidents. The Cavalier state has nurtured eight Pre&i· dents while Ohio watched over Nixon Aims Nomination ' ' Governor Reviews Rotary . District COv, • Recognizing that the club's the , "..._bling'' as the cr~e41 chllR. Duncan or dl'eds society is a ."Iota) !nservice volvement" activitY, he suggest- a ii&'lilll:ant contribution to the ed another be launched this Ro county, and involve the entire tary Jear which aloo would be membership. uEach club,'' he said, "has a great opportunity to make its community and colmtry a betplace to live." Attondins and repordng In the assembly were President Theobald, VIce President Dick Rawl ln~s, Secretary John Werner, Paul Smart, Oharle& Blakeslee, George hieinhari, George Hargraves, Emmet gwter, Jack Dobson, Won.!ell Gerlach and Chet TamehiiL 11'1 the govemo~s address to . the IIIII club ba reported district lild International activities, dcacribed i'lew legislation: ~cern .. log IOCJI clubs, aiJ4. dwelt on the Internal~ thelpe for the 1968.. ~ year; )Yhlch is "Participate!' 1 ter WASHINGTON (UPl) - Richard M. Nixon is aiming for tbe Republican presidential nomination no later than the second ballot at the GOP National convention next month , ooe of his key lieutenants disclosed Sa.turdsy. Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton, RMd., convention floor manager for the former ~ice president, said in a radio interview (From the People - UPI Audio) that Nixon appears to have more than 700 delegate votes now. But he shied away from a first ballot victory prediction e v en thouiib ooly 667 are needed for the nomination at the OOIWent.ioo begiMing Aug, 5 at Miami Beach. "I think with the number of favorite sons, it would be risky to say that we do have e~ to win on a f'lr1st ballot," _Morton said. "I am 11ot predicting tbat. I am predle!lng Wll will win ,on an early ballot after we 101. the favorite son tssue out or the 'YOOJd two baiiO!• prefer that· tdlen· n time ~ ·MI!'Jli~~~ BAKER FURNITURE lllllEPOIT ' ' ARE CLEAN a new offemive against Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford, ftying to Sligmfor his first tour of the fronts as Pentagon chief, said in Wash.. ington there were strong in:licatlons of a new Communist offensive on South Vietnamese cities or the type they launched su devastatlngly last January during Tet, the Lunar New Year. For Early J)jStr~ct i fortresses flew 11 missions in a 24-hour period ending s'at:urday, drowlng blockbusters rrom htgll altitode on llrget& In all lour se€tors or Soutb Vietnam Crom the delta, through the Saigon area to the central highlands am: up tc and including part of the DMZ, But Morton mac~~> clear he ·did not want ·lhe c;ont~st to . be· 5-~·ea)~~~ ., , south Vietnamese cltiel!l. The giant eig:ht.englne stratCJoo way." rifiJw ..: w,lth unprececlenled Nationwide Warranty- see details on back 1 1967 ... year of the big range happening at Frigidaire! · I PRICE 10' CENTS WASHINGTON (UPllDeftfnse SecretarJ Clark M. Clifford flew tQ Vietnam saturday ror conferences with allied military commanders on the intensifying war. The trip to the war front, fir st COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Cor Clifford since becoming two leading contenders to carry defense chief Feb. 1, was a fact- the Republican colon; this fall rirding mission preceding the differ on many things. Honolulu conference next weekHowever, the,y have one thing end between President Johnson in common. and South Vietnamese President The two men, Nelson A. RockNguyen Van Thieu. efe1ler and Richard M. Nixon, Particular Interest missed being Ohioans by about Clifford said Johnson was 60 years. Burwell, wlth his wile, carlene, and bab! daughter, Baleoa Sue, particularQ- interested in an And as a result, Ohio will evaluation of the South Vietna- miss another chance to catch mese army and its ability to meet the Communist threat. Reports from Sligon said Communist troops were massWAREHOUSE DESTROYED lrw Cor more heavy attacks on RIPLEY, Ohio (UP!) - Dam- the capital and an estimated evl_df:!nce lC the suspect is not age was estimated at $250,000 1,000 terrorists had infiltrated committed ln this country." Long cited the &lpreme Court wa~ned beforehand or his Saturday in a fire which destroy. the clzy. Allhid forces clamped ruling that voluntary contes- constltutional rightS to remain ed the Farmers' Warehouse on tight securizy throughout the llons are inadmlssible as court silent or consult a lawyer. U.S. 52 here Fridsy night. ' Sligon area. Will Oppdse Forta§!• WASHINGTON (UP!l- most IIIIUtllemers could be Democratic Whip Ruo· counted on to OJIPO&e cloture, Qr 1·, ..u ·1.ons innoilnced Saturday a pg on debate. 0n1y 34 \'Otes '· ' · be - d _ . . the ,JIO!IItnation - d be neOded to keep a · of Abe Forta.a as ~ter Juadce rultiuater aUye In a showdown b.eailse or Ida &Jpreme eolu1 roll 'calL ' · ·.. ' positions ·IIIIPI!Orlina the rlafito · ,Lana. ·a maverick whO· ofleil of criminal ..specta, h&~ llilrered' wllh lhe admlnt s· ' LoniJ, tbe No. 2 Democrat In .tl~ . mad.! decision knoWii in a '· radio ind lhe Senate, thUs beoame the talevtsion rot his aecond southern : Son. Sam J. !'rvlll •or . u.uiaiinio ' . (',Ca.;olb1a wu the ilr~ to Ropui>Ucaita wt10 Preoidont· ' Selllte (UPll- South Viet. namese paratroopers in full batUe gear took up positions around the presidential palace in downtown saigon Saturday night and National Police . manned check points in a 100 per cent alert against a Communist attack. ' Invasion jitters touched off several flurries gunfire as American troops joined tn an intensifying search for 1,000 Viet Cong known to have infiltrated the city for an assault some gellt'.rals believe could come this weekerd. Claim Victory On lhc northern [root, just below the Demilltarized Zone ,\Tl lENS, ~· Riibtlng Lieutenant, 24, a -who Bob BUl'IQll ~Uyad- 60s. G:AL!JPOLIS-PT, PLEASANT SAIGON For All a.b'•frPP! • 'J'!IIa reporter Q!tadooed \he ~Marine about Ids belna un. - "'" lire so mllllY timeo and'be • . i' 1\"( IW'ed lil lhe mldlll of m"'ll' ': ~·~bilng kille<l. He ·~ed :1 at his father, a veteran of '•,' YfW II; Flrlll JdFine Division, - and thw< esc~ • · fond ,, ,, ' .lllaqee. He then tuf!"'d ~ . me '(Continued on Page 3) . Saigon Braced For Red Attacl{ PRAGUE (UP!) - Soviet • troops began leaving cze.chOslovakia on schedule Saturday but a summit-level delegation of Soviet leaders arrived in Warsaw for a mooting or Com. munist nations apparently to discuss the Czech dcmocrati.zat-ion reforms. · The Czech Defense Ministry announced the first Soviet troops, who· originally came to Czechoslonkia for Warsaw Treaty maneuvers six weeks ago, crossed into East Germany en route home about noon. Urge Job Support ~·:~ ~ 8.11mY r~kttsoP, ' ened up, ,seven. meri were k!llt'l lnd 12, were WOUIIde\l. AmQng IIi• cieacJ wutheplaionnl ..dor, aline ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ' •, BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS - Lance C pI, Robert K, (Bob) Burwell, 21, son ol the Rev. and Mrs. Relph W. Burwell, 30 Evans Heights, has had a busy year. Durlns the post 12 month• he has earnedthree.Plll'Pie hearts for inJuries received In VIetnun, has welcomed a new baby da~r. and seven months af. ' lor the birth hls own bilby, i\ h11 motiler presented him Wtth along..,watted Utile brother. Thlo a ·~..t I" 21, Has Had Busy And Interesting Year seO I '' THREE SECTIQ/ . • ' < '' l .. . .< .; ;,· . · Marine Lance Corp~rafRobert BhrweU, :.• 'c . f SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1968 -~· ' 'i' ' :. •r- \ Bevot.i{l . . .,. ,To_T1w Greater Middle Ohw Valfey ' fOMEROY-MIDDLEPORT .~ past month, he got to This is all that we ask: A wage scale for all of our hourly people compared to other power plants and manufacturing plants in this area and benefits that will · insure a more secure futur§ for our families, If this is not beyond reason then: I ,~. or '' George Wright, ,..,..., I both for the first time. , The employees of the Central Operating Company, Phillip Sporn Plant, ar~ proud to be a part of a company whose slogan has been 'We exist for the Benefit and Welfare of the People of this · are., ," Our deliberations now are merely to qualify this slogaf'l. loc•l426 UWUA .,_ Fair ~ 'JI'Ud ~t. IIIah thl allemli>ol lll1d ... &~&day ' in the uflrlet: Sllo ond jhe lower 90&, ~ ~At ,In ~ tqJPOr VOL. 3 NO. 24 ' ., ' chtldrt!ii Rev. Clifford Sehane omcta~' Burial will be in Lone Ook COJII. etery. MemorJal services wUJ be held Saturday at the -r&l home II 4 p.m. by the Colonll Charles Lewis ~tar of 1ht DAR. Friends llliiJ' call after 10 Lm. on 5aturday, . We the members of local 426 UWUA are presently on strike at the Phillip Sporn Plant due to a break down in negotiations prior to the expiration date of our contract, June 30, -1968. The officers of our ul'lion stand reedy to negotiate, as equil1, e utlafactory settlement. · ·f;. ' , <• 9 P.M. NOTICE " 24 PAGES !rom the threat of pormano' dlsabtllil' or death, visit ono o the clinics," the health depart ment advises. .... ODUOT OP o•NeRAL MOTO•e , Weather a jjTo protect your '--~-· ··- Russian novelist Ivan Sergeyevtch Turgenev once said, "I agree with no man's q>inlons, .I have some of my own. 11 .. Loe. Women'• and girls' ready to wear and sportswear, mens• and boys' wear, houseware1, lingerle, big aaJe of Cannon Royal Family and Fleldcrest towel•. ~clal bargains, too, in the dropery and curtain department sod a big sale of porch and lawn lurnltoro, 40-INCH MODEL RDE-20L y,;.;. 4,.·.. • Though~ We're having a BIG TWO-DAY SALE this weekend. Excellent values all over the store. RANGE DELUXE <' " OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC -~, Plan WouldtEa.d War. ..~ ' YORK (UPI -Gov. ·provided lor a ~t bl U,&, clllllidate said the .pliiJI should ' But~ke(~Uer ,al~ reltej'at- · , . ." Nel1011 A. Rockefeller proposed and Nol111 VletnaJIIOI!' soldlero be sUtimltli>d · 10 Nol111 Vlelll8Dt ed · hla'' ·call lor a ''~ Sltbrday a rour•stage Vietnam urKier htternai:Iona1 Si.IJenlsJon, at the curi'ent negtltiatlons IIi Am8rtCIJ\lZjUon of the ~ar to ... ~; 'peace ptin beginning with 1 cease-Ore, tree' elections and Parts as a "dramatie derRon. enable uS to'redu_ce.~ substantialJf.ltlllrawal oC 75,000 u.s. .troops direct negotiations between stratlon" or this eounlry's ly, Am.edctP '(orces--whether In return lor a North Vletna- Norlh . and South on whether• desire Cor peace. II accepted by or not Hanoi c~•·" mose pullback to end the war Vletnim shotild 'r.emaln d!YI~ , ·~,1\e ..ld, it w~~ "•'!II 'riJe pr<illo,BV,iiero I!A)el<efel• ;'Within six months." · 'or become I single nation. acU\'e holtillties within tile Ier•s Brat de11lled appr'oa(:h to ~ ',., llockeleUer said the plan The RepubUeln presidential months." Vle!Jllm lotn~e he ·annooneed Ids ELBERFELDS til f - , ,,. lltw Vaccinated The Pomeroy National Bank aod corporations • • . . . . . ... .•. .... •• ·•• •. .. • •$2,794,241.34 Time and s&vlngs deposits or irklividuals, partnerships, and corporations . . . . . , , , , , , . . . ... •..• , , , ... 5,432,380.49 Deposits of United states Govermnent , • , . . . . . . • • . . . . • 58,096.74 ' Deposits or States and political subdivisions , • •. • •...... 1,973,307, 51 ) ,· ,0\ Passes Away Children not: Takes Lead fu Tourney o ·' .~ ' ' '~.~ftocl{efelier. July 12, 1968 - i- r' t- '· six. The otdo roots o! Nixon and Rockefeller Ill> back Into the 19- th Century when their ancestors 1110\'ed west. However, Nixon's connections with Ohio are more vividly recalled than that of the New York governor's whose grandlather .was a.mmg the founder s of the forerunner of Standard Oil at Cleveland. John Davison Rockefeller Sr. , the man who founded the dynas1y, was born July 8, 1939, at Rlchrocl, N.Y., but moved with Ids p11ronts in 1853 to Strongsville, a Cleveland suburb . It was in 1874, eight years after oil was diScovered Gr Titusvme, .Pa., and rour years after the PfO<Ieeeasor or !bodard Oil was rormed, that the father of Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller was born in a home on Euclid Avera~e . The elder Rockefeller moved Ids family to a home on w. 54th Sl, In New York ln 1884 because of "the press of business.,. Nelson was born July 8, 1908, at Bar Harbor, Maine 69 years after hl1 graiadfather Was born. When Jolm D, Rockefeller Sr. died in 1937, h11 bodY was returned to Clevelancl lor burial. He was burled bealde hlo wile and mother I!) Uke\'low Cemetery after private' ·a,rviees. Unlike NW,. w110 has a number of rolall,veo, mollily cousins still living in 11\e ~ re- �3 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 14, 1968 Event ill Planned Marine .•• '' ' ' ' # l'J'\\. P-\. . ' r ....... 8y ,.,., ~tiff ' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT . boJ,fl;l.,.. iJ!Didnn~aloher, This column lslo< )'Oitlllpeo,. pie, their prd>lema IIIII pleaourea, their troubles lllld tltn. Aa with tha rest or Holen Help US!, 11 welcomes laughs but ,...'1 dodge a serious Q.lestion with a brush-olf. Send your teenage ~estloos tD YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, core o! Holen Help US! (this newapaper), BEAUTIFUL DREAMER - PROBABLY Dear Helen: 1 am a girl in the lOth grade. rve had this Science teacher ever since eigh1h grade. On tho last da,y o! school he asked to see me olter class, We were tho only ones In I he room. He started at me with big, soulful eyes, then put hio hands on my lhoulders and gave me a long kiss. ldi~'tlmowwbat tD do so 1 just otood thero. He is very attractive, but mar· rled. He'll be my teacher again next , . . .a.e""""'hod,~piaces ., • ..,_ ' I \ I . By HOBART WI=N, JR. NOW that the third &Mual River Recreation Festival has come al'kl gone, Gallla Countians' thoughta are centered on the-19th an• nual Gallla County Junior Fair. year. What should I 00?- &JR. LG.A.P. ("rm Guessing Again Perception") tells me you should stop wiah!ul thinking, and confine your daydreams to more available oos. Why dorl, I believe you? A girl doesn, uiiWIIIy keep the same SCience teae~ through junior high and '' • ,.,.~ ,. a . . . Yoii!M'ictiPIII.Ytcld her tlloiJII¢ iQ had ·mac~~ 11 all IQ>. You 11'0 ' ~ tD lllve teena "ldvvce, not a hard time, and please eut. the sarcasm. or I'D have to call ,... a cranio' old wltcll. - PHYLLIS Dear PbyWa: Call awayl rve had fancier names than this th101111 at me. But keop In mind I don't hit the •11oax-• button wttlolt sood rea10n. In one week, ftve sexy Jd8h school. And while a teacher might be telqlled, he'd scarcely rial\ his job and ropu. tation tor a kiss. In case 1 111essod wrong, my advice is: Avoid the man next school year, and II you hear any more rumors about him, repurl ro the principal. After • hours biology will get this science teacher fired In a hurry! - H. Dear Helen: You were very rude to the girl who said ber Identical twin's ++++ + + IN our opinion, the junior fair is always Gallia's biggest attraction of the year. You see visitors from aB over the area, region, state and midwest. (The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council's tourism committee should be made aware of this.) Usually, Gallia's !air ranks number one in attendance In southeastern Ohio. n yvu kids were playing Fool The Colwmdst apin, - H. I asked how he and other ser- ++++++ utdentical tWins." &ll from the same city, made me pretty sure A successful celebration or fair deperds on an excellent chair· , man or president, and committees that function pr~erly. Gallia is blessed with talent in this respect. Without the untiring efforts or . dedicated Individuals, lt would be impossible to corxluct events like , tt.! Gailipo!ls River Festival "' Gallla County Junior Fair. ·' GALUPOLIS , - Hlll'lilan :a I Sauolars, 31, Anadarko, o~. Iormor!¥ oi GaD!Iollo, voluJ>o. tarlly surrendered hlmaoll , to ' the Gallil COUniY Sherlll'i"lleparlment Friday "' answer to a ,-:' ..; "·~~~ charge of~ · I' .. · P. S. Here'• another example ol a boaxer who did blo darndast: Iii four !ar-<Jut letters, he was everything trom a - In VIetnam tD the Don Juan <J( the Junior hi set. TiiEfl came a sherlft's dei>lriment had rutb note, •'1)(\ar Helen: Please anThe old warrant ogalnst Saundera print aome ~ yrur wildest slurthe I>Jt1-S14Jporl eh3rge. The lea. ~·re groovy, - INTER· 00 a!1!davlt was slaned by Ruth F.STID.'' Saunden who charged that he Even though ~· disautse three minor their handwriiiDg and make up !ailed tD children. The warrant was Iscrazy names. they give themsued Aug_ 22, 1967. selves away with mtsspellings, capital 1-r formations, stationery, postmarks. rve beoome a first class sleuths since I start. Youth Cu111 F'mger ed HmJ. Really, il'o klnda 1\m. - ll SHeing Watermelon Dear Helen: GALUPOLIS - Jerry L, WooHere's a solution to the"HDd· lng colno by mall" bit. CUI a ers~ 13, Rt. 2 Vinton, son or Mr. amaU rectangle of paper, !old and Mrs. Jack WaiA!rs, Rt. 21V!J>. two corners to make a point, ton, was admitted tD Holzer Hosthen !old up the point - with pital at ~:40 p. m. Friday with the coin inside - and tuck It a lacerated left index !lager. He inU> a 1111 you'Ye made In the was Injured when he eut his finlop part of die reclang!e. You ger whDe slicing a watermelon. doo't need stlckum tape.- MIKE MrS. Thomas ll Horrell, 51. Dear Mlke: Kell0\'8, w. VL, surtered a trae. Tbanka, chum. ~ everyme tured elbow and was lldmltted to who sends coins by mall reed the hospital at 9:40 p. m. Fri.your letter! It will save many day, She was injured when she broken ft.ngernalls on tbe recelv· tripped over 1 table leg at the lni and. - H. Elks Club and !ell ++++++ ' 1 ;· M· ·•· 131 . . FOR the past 11 V:! months, numerous Gallla Countians have been preparing for the 1968 GaUla County Junior Fair. MonUJ.ly . tairboard meetings, committee sessions, ard other activities are _, ' PUBLISHED BY THE 0100 , a must Cor an event this size. Once again the committeemen have . been faithful in atterxltng the fair's planning sessions. vALl~ . · IT 1'10Uid be hard to name all Individuals involved. There must ate- TIDnehlU, EJ:ilc, Editor ·llobort wnoon. Jr•• ~ Ml '. ' ootor be over 200 serving the fair one way or another. We believe, how· : ever, that credit should go to members or the Gallia County Agrt. . culture Society for their efforts in planning this year's fair. +++++ + B. B. Matthews is completing his second year as fairboard ,President. Waldo Brown is vice president other officers are Mrs. Robert Ball, secretary, and Wayne Niday, treasurer. ++++++ OTHERS serving on the board are JohQ Burltle, Paul Butler, Jimmy Evans, Raymond Willis, Kall Burleson. Odie O'Dormell, Jim ·SI.W'IIers, Steve Jenkins, Richard Lakin, Jack Mills ard Mrs. Opal HOSPITAL NEWS Holzar HoJI!Ital: \!'ldtlnillllurs 2-f and7~p.m. _ . . . . , . . , Pedlatrlca Ward. Aclmloalaaa Cbarlea c. Allbriiht, 2U6 Eaotom Ave., !4fo, Flnreace L Hall<!Y, 126 Se«ind Ava.; Mrl, Earl R. - · 13 IIIII Crook Rd.; Mrs, Ray ·E. Lemlq, Itt. 1 Bidwell; Clrnell ·w. Vance, Jr., Rt 2 Cheahlre; Mra. (:ena Par1001, Rt. 2 Vlatoa; ClaJfDn Arllorooo, IU, Rt. I EwlnifDn; Mra. lloallc1 R. Bell, Rl. 2 Bacino; A<tlllr M. llo1t, l'llmoro¥; Mrs. Pot E. Mllchell, Middleport; Damy M. Barber, Reedlvtue; WOllam K. Ball'l', Itt. I OHLINGER IMPROVI!ll MIDDLEPORT - David Ohlinger, Middleport, IIWIIIi8f ol the Eoonom:l' Loan co,, In Pom- Middleport; ~ F. Wooderoy, Is reported sllglllly Im- yll'll, Rl. 2 AlhaiiJ; MrL Rober.! E. Hermsm, Ripley, W, VL; OFUO RfVER ~ Lock!!, V~ proved !ollowlng a heart attacl< G.,.U,GF.'l - GoiiWio, 12.2 Biro, Ollie Tbonlllla, Mupn; Wedneld'i' 'olilt;· Obllnilof 'hIUlll 12.0 runnlng 3.5 l'oet <i! rol- can down 5:50 L m._; Wllllam ll )Ira, Thooclon T. )11!14m tile intanslve care ward l~!: ,1'1'l Plea..an~ ff.O~; PO..- Zlnuner up 4 L m.; P~ggy at Holzer Hospital where he MY, Ohlo. eroy .:: Mason, 20. 40; HJnton, 0. 83 Downey up 5:10 L m.; Lock 17, 1tJ takan following the attaciL Jlh1ha ,. stat; Kanawha Falls, 2,59 rising; 3:10 a. m.; Lock 18, Eastern~ Mra. David B. ~que, WellCharleston, 17.90 stat London, 5:20 a. m.; Lock 21, ElPreSa IV Marmet, and Winfield are on the 3:20 L m.; Edward S. Bosworth 1tJ 6:20 L m.; Lock 22, Whayne sill ll ~ 4 a. m.; Harvey Jordan 'II BOAT MOVEMENTS 5 a. m.; Lock 23, Charles K. up GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Solvay 5:30 L m,; Elgercllf! up 5: IS L down 5 p. m. i OVEC IV 9;50 p.m. i m.; Racine U:tcks, PhUip Sporn A. D. Haynes, n, down3:30L m.; · Steel Ranger up 5:15 p.m.; down 5 L Dl.l Ann Brent 14J 6:10 The otber l)l1't Ia tD usa the a. m.; Green~ Locks, Frances PAT GLAS'i Gnces Estes up 5:30a.m. food In tho freezer.- d011't juot Gallla Co. Ext. Agent KANAWHA RIVER - Londoo, Houglond 1t1 9:30 p. m.; lla¥ou leave lt there. "Turnover.. Home ECOIDiltcs Semet down 5:40 a. m.; Marmet, LaRose down 12:40 a. m.; Brian A home freezer. llke any other usbw the frozen food and replacLelil C. Shearer down 12:25 L B. up 1:40 L m.; CUy o! st. Lot>the operpiece or household eQllpment, 1111 It - help• "' m.; A14n R. Merrill down 12:30 Js up 7:30 L m.; Meldahl Locks, atll!l ....t JlOIIIII dowiL Luther Herdman down 6:25p.m.; must be used prqoerJ¥ II It Is tD L m.; Winfield, Helen Z. down the the rrea.... 1:20 p. m. i Franklin B. down Oleander down 6:50 a. m. i West.. provide the cODvenlence and per.. 7:30 p. m.; E'lleana Booworth ern down 8:30 p. m. i EUaha haps money sovings lor whiclllt down 1:15 a. m.; MI. staiA! 141 Woods up 9:10 p. m. i Irene Cho- was purchased, A recentatudyby 3:35 a. m.; Tammy L, WbiiA! up Un down 10:30 p. m.; J, S. Lewis the U.S. Department o! Alrieul3:50 a. m.; Morris Harvey down up 11:15 p, m.; !IIIIana up 2:50 ture economlsta - a that lamrues could do a better job or ua4:25 L m.; Polly R. up4:30a. m.; L m. i L. Fiore down 3:30 L m.; Andrew P. calhoun up 4:30L m.; llw this appllanee. : .. Duncan Bruce lCt 5:50 a. m. Mlke Murlizy ~t~ 6:40 a. m. The atud,y revealed that most families do not put enoiollh load Into tho !reenr. The operating cost t>Or pouDd o! li-ozen load Ia the loweot wben the freezer lo lull or nearly lull and Wben lbere Is a frequent uturncnwu otbxl. By Katie Crow ~raiiDg costa atoy .aboUt the same reaardlets or much BY KATIE CROW To everyone you meet frozen 1oc>1 Ia stored. The ltev. Linson Stebbins, pas- I Uke to stand Cor a moment In the study, which illvol....t' tor at Syracuse Presbyterian wtaide the grocery store, 182 !arm and urban !am!Ueo In ' Church, who just receri.ly Lost And llsiA!n to the frleodly gooslp .lilcllana onl7 abouthal!oltlloflrm td.s wife, urxlerweri surgery FriOl the folks that live DOxldoor. !amUies and a third or tho cl\1 day at Holzer Hospital. For like is interwoven with U, !am!Uea h a d treezora IIUed I stq>ped In ro frierds we learn to know, three-quarters or more. About see him last Wed- Am we hear their joys and sor' .one-third or the treezera la both rows as we daily ccme and go. nesday. He talk!arm ond city hCIIIes were hall ed of many So I like ro n.,. In our little town, I care no mOre to roam, loll. A third or tha cl\7 !am!Uoo things, mostly ond a ftlth o! the !arm tamllleo about his wife. 1 For every house in our little town is more than l hwse, had freezers only on&-fourth lull, marveled at the A lew lamlltes In beth 11'111 manner In which Its home. had empty treezera. he spoke or her The olze o! the freezer llsel! ·I!ATTE CROW and comme-on IT HAS BEEN very quiet at aeematobean~man­ Uds. He said, ''M,y wife had our ltol!ae the past week as our qement factor, More !am!Uiea , IIUch great faith and I have such two BODS, Bob and Jim, have k09t amall lrouera (10 c~c beautiful memorlea." We sh)o been on a llshiiV trip In feet or lesa) lull or - l y lull. cerely ~ that he boo a speedy I Ill! ,.., hippy lor them that while llrprwllanceawerelen ncovery •.~ monllke Rev. Slob- they could take such 1 woodertul emclently Uled. ',-. bins is needed in every commu- vacation, but I certainly don't Small !am!Uea tondtouoetholr like the stlllneas, -the Udl' house nity. treezero more t'ull7 thandolarp and not much lauolry. I prefer families, In the study, about half · MRs. ALBERT 111LL. Racine, the buay buJy ll!e or a Mother, baa a very 1-estlng hobby, any day, It Is very slran&O but the one - and .. ·two - person ·~ollecting poemo. She wriiA!s, we haven't done a thirw but atay households k01>t the !reezer threo-!ourths ..- more lull. In ~'l have a poem on a beautiful iKme - what wltll DOt much to . wall plaque which I purchaoed do we ooulcl ha.,._ oomothlng, city household• otse"VUormore, " only 1 fourth ofthetreezerawere' NIIPJ'&, Falla while ,.catlon- When everyoae Ia bcme we are lng there. I alii vary oentlmen- going ill an 41!!er,at dlreei!CMII ruled "' -clcy. Large !arm llmllleo 4ld Gilly ' ;'..h ial, but the more I reod the poem - cruy l&n't I~ WW I om- bo ollghtly bettOr Jboui two &til ' more I love j'OUr Uttle &bod when tbo7 ue home. ftllha of their tre.Mra l.ere "IIIWn tt lt f1 I beauUful poem I am moot happy tD paOB It 1 ,>"" r - rw;hat do the .;M_ '· 1!'.•"' put !""'der,o. era to ottllallt - • I'Jclt>O• ... " .,...~ lfttoll to YOII would be (tite•id It the num- the !roeze~ oime~ J'll'fl,pf...U, OUR IJTTI.E TOWN bar of t>OOPie li;i! iut them oot If )'Oti!A> haft! a ,'~.•r; usa It tD live In <iur !Iitle ""'"' ·~ .. : hw touches on another successful Ga1lia County Junior Fair. •I•• "' • Katie's Korner "· su ++++++ : ' ' ) ' .' ,' ·; ' .. _' I I '•' ' " 1 ' , ' '· ' ' j'> • • A gjrls slow pitch sottball team executed a triple play recently : m the Gallla COUnty Church League. Dave Tawney~ manager ot the : Methodist Church l!lqwd, didn't know all the particulars, but he did :say Nancy Lease, Sue Thompson am Sharon Hamilton were in on :the triple kiUing. How 'bout that, men! : ++++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the tlles of the Daily Tribune a~ •weekly GaUl& Times •.•. Gallipolis Kiwanis Club challenges Ja.ycees 4n ·donkey sottball game .... Don Alleflt the world's largest distribu. :tor oC automobiles, alii a native of Rio Grande, named Rio Grande :coUege benefactor .... Cit;y's new Memorial Field will be dedicated :on night of Oct 8 according to cicy school board .... Tom Tomko, :Russ Smith place thlrd in armual SEOGA Pr~Am tournament.... :Bees, Pomel'Q)' and RIC \~ recqrd 0~ A baseball wino. : 11 ). ··k'. N ~Qp i '-.7 rb : ·, ~.' -- • • • • (Continued trcxn Page 1) :lations of Nelson In Ohio are a : slsth cousin, H. G. RockefeUer : In Cleveland, and his children. : Nixon's father, Francia, better : known as Frank to the residents :<i Hue, a small vlllage ln VlnCounty, was born in the · farming community, about three ~ '.· •, ' ' ,... oom. U JG11 1rea't uolalll to -cii.Ji It ll1ll be oiqiJ¥ too family'• - bli ' lor , .... perblpo ,... wW DOOd Or to plala IIIII ocheddle food purchlsaa or fll"'tn production more carefull.y, ' ' ONE ABRESI' lf~.DE PT. PLI!ASAN'I'- ·.~ ariul· .... ~dod at the • · Jaii GU'Iand Jdrdlu, 47,· I;ei&rf, ' ebuaed with drlvtna leollld. -lntal.l " ; ,. .. ' ·• •><• • ' .' .. " . ' :tm ~miles :COU!lly north of McArthur, the seat, His father, Samuel, according . ~to Dr. E. L. Nixon, 85, a lor• ~.mer professor at Pennsylvania University and uncle of · the GOP hopelul, was born in : :State ~·' ' --·-" . · " Make Best Use Of Home Freezer Check ~paring for a GaUla fair within a l~th period. Must be an 1str~ : nomJ.cal figure. Anyway, tl1:e talrboard has all but completed its : duties Cor another year. Nmv, it's~ to the public to put the finish- , Pat Glass Says: per ++++++ IT would be interesting to koow how many hours are spent pre- c:.m., ns MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON - W. R, (Dick) Brown, membersblp chairman, displays 1968 GaiDa COunty Junior Fair membership, windshield sticker ard bumper sticker, now on sale trom ~ Club members lor $2. Becky Lakin, inember of tho Gallla Count,y ~ Dairy Club, received her club's s~C>ply o! memberships Friday afternoon, All Gallla County ~ Club members are W'ged to pick up their supply of lair memberships at the Brown Insurance Agency, 45 state st. The fair will begin 00 Tllesday, July 30. ++++++ · · the 'IB30a ·oo a !arm, which ~ now a part of Washington, Pa. Myrl Hugglnl!l, the resident historian ~ Hue, said the former vice president had a num. ber ~ cousins still Uvlng In VI.- County and Its nelgbborlng counties. Mrs. Huggins said Frank Nticoo left the then bustling village with two blacksmith shops and a small cigar factory in 1894 for Columbus. Dr. Nixon, who studied at OhLD Northern University at Ads and received his BS and MS from Ohio University, said hi a brother became a street. car motorman In the capital. '. . '' .- fu·,Our Town meet atr011 ~ put thoJit.l~ tllol.r .oooll .~ :~=:rille~!: ' ~~ ~=!f~'tve~~..(; out tips. uj,pe·to belt trllllt yOu. ' ' ' ' _, ''· ft(ecl ~· - •, ,, ,,. niuc~ ' .. pooojll!o, . ' . '" ", .) .I ·., ' ,, ·:. ... ) . '' ' 'If: ..~~. '~ ,, $ CliF.'liiiRE - A oehool nllht promotion r... scoutlrw wao planned at a combined meeting or the 111-G-M Scout Dlsbict cammltlee and unit leader• Thursday nllht at K)'ger Creek High School. Emmett Morrloon, district or, ganiWion and extelllloncamnl>EDISON HOBSTETTER, presldem of the Meigs County Plooeer tee chairman, wUI be tho coordiJ>o and Historical Society, has received clelalled planollld opeclficstiOIIS ator tor .memberaldp In the prolor the propooed Meigs Count,y Museum. motion to be held on October 15. The plans drawn by E.,.rett Ray Johnson, son o! Mrs. Joaeph Lyle Dunsmore, district com.. Johnson and the tale Mr. John- who Is a ColumbuJ archiiA!~ missioner, said designated are excellent an:l tor the first time the local sodet,y really has schoola will be open ilrtheevent 11 somethirc to go on... to be held with scoutmasters, The IJroposed building features Championship Old Time F I d- den mothera, explorer advisors, a center entrance way with the dlers' Cotttest at the Meigs COun- neighborhood cmunlsslooers, museum portion or the structure ty Fair - has relllstered for and cub motllers hoi!IIJwtoeiU'oll new boys in Meigs. Glllia and to house the museum wt.Ue to this year's event. Mason counties. the right of the entrance way are Miller has Gilly complimentary Three trophies, wen by scout-office spaces which, according remarks for last year's contest to present plans, will be occu- - the !lrst staged - under the ing groups in recert parades. p!A!d by the Agriculture StabUI· direction ol Tracy Whnloy. In a were displa,yecl at the M~Mdls­ zaUon and Conservation Office 'letter registering for thJs year's trlct meeting. Two were shown by Mrs, Mary Flck and Mra, and the Mel~ &IU Cooservstlon contest, Miller comments: Service. Income rrom rentingthe "I thought tbat ;your Old Time mchard Rawlings lor Pack No. offices would supply funds for Fiddler's contest last year was 235 at ChesiA!r and the other by maintaining the structure In ad- one o! the hest things that coold James Roush of Pack No. 245 ditloo to pusslbly providing oth - haJ>pen around this l)l1't or the in Racine. The two belonging to er money needed for the opera- coontry and 1 woolm't mlas It Pack No. 235 were won In the tion or the museum. lor anything. You can certainly Big Bend Re~tta Parade compeThe proposed museum has been count on me being there again tition am the other, won by Pick long a dream ot numerous Meigs this year, I think the contest was No. 245, a recently organlzed Couollans who wsnt to see t h e judged fairly and It Is a great grwp, was awarded attheRaelDe county's past preserved as well attraction. I !ell honored by be- July 4th celebration. as provide a spot where visi- ing a contestant." tors to the county can view that The event this year wi11 be at MEIGS MARRIAGE LICENSE past. the Meigs County Fair 1111 Aug. Charles Henry Cobb, 20, pt, Of course, the problem now 16 and Tom Reuter is accepting Pleasant and Sandra 8ae Adfacing the society will be rats. applications on behalf or t h e ams, 21, Racine. lng the fUnds for the structure. fair board. The event wUJ acCosts of construction are not tually consl st o! two contests known yet but will be in the near - one for area fidd1ers and one future. Local contractors have lor those wishing to seek the been given plans and speeifica. Ohio state Championsblp. tions to look over so that they There are outstandlngtrophlea can present the sodety with a Cor the top wtmers in each event fairly close estimate . plus some $650 tD be a"'rded TONIGHT -MONDAY A sizeable amount- somethlng in cash to the top fiddlers. AND TUESDAY like $30,000 was given to the Entries may be sent to Reufl\KUlA· MULLIGANsociety by the late J, w. Hirsher ter at Box 227, Pomeroy. oC Charleston. Mr. Hirsher had Incidentally, last year's conoften been a benefactor to worth- test was not only pleasant Cor while projects In Meigs COunty, the contestants, but tD the lair He was reared ln Pomeroy and board as well. The event was a never forgot the town and t h e real record setter from an atcounty after he became pros- tendance standpoint. - .. !()BERTMI.UCAN m=aoLOII perous. He, too , looked forward "-"ALAN J PAKULA F1DM 1A11U IllS. someday to the establishment or TESf SLATED JULY 20 the mu seum. ATHENS - Gellla lllld Meigs Whether the project will bearea residents interested in put ~ come too great to handle from a financial standpoint remains to Ung their skills to use In debe seen. However, aspects or the veloping nations arwndtheworld are invited to take the Peace ~\i""'ed building P~$!'~ wU1 Corps Placement Test at 1:30 ,pe , discusoed a( a, )/lq~ijp~ or the society to be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at the p.m. Thursday at the Meigscoun . U, S. Post Office, 11 Wetrt Stfm. CARTOON ty Infirmary. 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WEllNEsoAY & THURSDAY JULY 17-18 NOT OPEN lnt•• 1. Chest f!'M181' Or a Space-Saving Unico Upright Frftzer UBU23SH Loco Lobo UtltH hi"Jtlllt 11• ltnctlt• ..... '"' .. It .., ,.111111. hltNIIUIIII ltlltl 2. A Unico Chest Freezer? Upri.sh• MEIGS niATRE wou~'LiK:if;.. trets Thomas Seout Enrollment TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, to tJle By Dirk vicemen felt about the troobled conditions in their homeland. He said, ''When a man Is faced with death or InJury almost 24 hours o! a day, he thinks deep thoughts, He wonders about things at home. But he knows his loved ones are behind him 100 per cent and he knows that what he is doing Ia worth it." There in that cozy living room, where his father was sitting on the piano bench, his wlfe close beside him on the couch; with a lovely litt1e curly-haired blonde todd1er smlllng up at him; and where we had just boon served an iced fruit juice, it was easy to see Bob Burwell knew with certainty hh ••loved ones were behind him. " He said a majority or soldiers feel the war is a necessary thing, but at flr&t tiley seemed to be !iglltlng with one hand tied behind them. He was referring to the early orders that no American fighting man was to open fire first. I asked about lhe Vietnam ci. villans. He said, "They just seem to be mixed up to me. One thing is sure, they are deathly afraid of reprisal from the Viet Cong if they befriend the Americans. but they fear nothing trom the American." He said, "At first -we were trying to Hght a nice war, Then his eyes darkened, he grew ser. ious, and he added these words, "There is oo such thing.'• One thing Bob said really stuck in my mind too, in speaking of men being blown up and dying, like his platoon commander, ; }W( stid, 1UYI:Jtt try to wipe •t h e tJit:rure !rom yoiir'tnlnd, but you can't help wondering, t'n qute\, still moments, will men like the Lieutenant be remembered? Will their dying REALLY count?" As I left the home, little Balenda waved '"bye~ye" to me. •• ' 1 " '• '• ' To Promote New GALLIPOLIS - DoMO Bailey, daughiA!r o! Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bailey, Upper River Rd., bought a gas.tilled ba.lloqn July 2, tagged lt with her name and address am. released it about 7:30'p. m. July 2. The note asked the fii'Kier to write to her. WELL, that gaa--tllled balloon took to the air ard traveled oo the night wind to Osterburg, Pa., about 70 to 80 miles southeast o! PittsbW"gh, where lt was round about 2:30 p, m. tlle next day by an 11· year4d boy who wrote to Donna. new law. in getting to the Quaker State. THERE are several goo:l pie· As nearly as 1 can figure out, tures of the Queen in the Roto it traveled approximately 150 Section and one of ·Ceptain Er· to 175 air miles from its re- nest E, Wagner, Master or the lease point. How long It had been ' Delta Queen. down before it was round will WALTER al so brought another probably never be known. section of the Press in which __ _ _ writer Gilbert Love has a series HERE'S another PeMsylvania of Visiting The Vacationlands, angle: Last Sunday I was driving telling of several parks in neigh· down Fourth Ave. ard stopped boring slates. This one was on at the traffic light at Fourth and Atwood Lake in the Muskingum Pine. When the llght changed, 1 Watershed Conservancy District must have been a tittle slow in in eastern Ohio. stardng, so a car headed up Fourth Ave., made a left turn THE unexpected death a week across in front oC me. I muter- ago of Pud Huntington brought ed something under my breath. back rond memories of all who I HAD been home about IS knew him or were associated minutes, there was a knock on with him. One thing I'll always till> ,dnnr, .II. ~as ,.l,l'p!(.l;~ t=:. Wal- remembe~ ~~ut l)!jl w~ hi.o "'1"" ' ker, formerly with Evans GJ"Ooo favorite retort to.!lhOw are3PU"·? ce,;y here, , now wjth Thorofare "It was, "elegant." Markets, or Penny Fare, in PittsTHE last time I saw Pud was burgh. He said he was the one the day berore his death. He was who cut in lront or me. crossing the street at Second wALTER brought me the sun- and Locust [ asked him, He said, day Roto section o! the Pitts- "elegant. •• Pud and I always burgh Press and called my atiA!n- talked river and he sometimes tion to an article on the Delta recaUed events in my Sunday W. B. •• Lefty" Miller of ParkQueen. The magazine had a cov· colwnn, Fifty Years Ago On The ersburg - one or last year's er shot or the Delta Queen'& big River. CASE DISMISSID contestants in the Ohio State paddle wheel and name board on A divon:c action filed earlier PVD wUI be missed this year tbe stern. in the Meigs County Conunoo at the annual convention of Sons THE article was Farewell To and Daughters of Pioneer River· Pleas Court by Reta Ellen Thlln against Richard Clay Elllin A Queen by George SWetnam, men at Marietta. Last year I Press StafJ Writer, and explain- chaurteurcd him from the Lafay. has been dismissed. TONIGHT - MON. - TUES. ed the Queen's predicament, a ette Hotel and Motor Lodge to the JULY 14-16 victim or a new safety rule Cor Marietta Boat Club on the banks THE fir st thing you know you'll Double Feature Program seagoing strlps, the only river- o1 the Muskingum River, where do a ground loop. When turning, BONNIE AND CLYDE boat In the world a!!eciA!d by the the meeting Is held. all you have to do is steer It lll'arren Bealty, Faye Dunaway (Color} REMEMBER the days when you like 1 wagon. Just the least lit.. tie bil or a cut ard you cut a PLUS were 1 kid and rode a tricycle? fancy circle. Fonda, Jason Robards Easy, wasn' t it? Ever try to BRADBURY says "If you've Dean Jones ride 1 three--wheeled bicycle? never ridden a bicy cle before, In It's not so easy as 1 found out yoo can ride this one with ease. ANY WEDNF.'lDAY Saturday morning. I'll bet a three-wheeled motorcycle or a cycle It's harder for someone who wt t.h a side car would be just as has ri<kle~ '' hard. CITY commissi~r V. Wy. mond Bradbury challenged me to ride his new custom made three.. wheele-..1 bicycle in the courthouse alley, It was a good thing, because nobody could see me there. 1 tried and It took a little while to leariL BRADBURY otrere<l to bet me a dollar I coolda't ride it the t\rst time. I didn't bet. Fil'st ot Ill, don1 t try to balance yow·s~lf, -N. Y. DAILY NEWS like you do on a standlrd bicycle. Because lt you do, you•n run into trouble. ca-. 1\ii :,i!'eet. ation," 'l'tiB Burwell family came to Gallipolis from Zane!YUle about a )'ear ago, The eld~;~r Burwlilllls the pallor o! the Salem Baptist Church. They are the ,parents of LaJoy, 25, a married daughter; Bob, Christy, 10 and John Mark, 5 months. One sour note Bob remembers is arriving in San Francisco and the first thing he saw was a hippie with a North Vietnam nag. THE 1968 lair will begin In Just 16 more days - Tuesday, July 30 - on the beautiful !alrgroonds, loca!A!d northeast of Gallipolis, just off Rt. 35. The ralr wtU run through Saturday, Aug. 3. mslns I +++++ + ~ ,..,.rt PRISED Dear &irprlsed: My I ' (Continued from page I) with a bright smile, and a wooderlng shake o! Ida head and said, "The only thing I can say is God wu with me." The pretty little mother, who had proudly placed a blue star In the window or her pink house, aiii'Oed with her eldest son, uol1tere is just no other explan- I 1. �3 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 14, 1968 Event ill Planned Marine .•• '' ' ' ' # l'J'\\. P-\. . ' r ....... 8y ,.,., ~tiff ' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT . boJ,fl;l.,.. iJ!Didnn~aloher, This column lslo< )'Oitlllpeo,. pie, their prd>lema IIIII pleaourea, their troubles lllld tltn. Aa with tha rest or Holen Help US!, 11 welcomes laughs but ,...'1 dodge a serious Q.lestion with a brush-olf. Send your teenage ~estloos tD YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, core o! Holen Help US! (this newapaper), BEAUTIFUL DREAMER - PROBABLY Dear Helen: 1 am a girl in the lOth grade. rve had this Science teacher ever since eigh1h grade. On tho last da,y o! school he asked to see me olter class, We were tho only ones In I he room. He started at me with big, soulful eyes, then put hio hands on my lhoulders and gave me a long kiss. ldi~'tlmowwbat tD do so 1 just otood thero. He is very attractive, but mar· rled. He'll be my teacher again next , . . .a.e""""'hod,~piaces ., • ..,_ ' I \ I . By HOBART WI=N, JR. NOW that the third &Mual River Recreation Festival has come al'kl gone, Gallla Countians' thoughta are centered on the-19th an• nual Gallla County Junior Fair. year. What should I 00?- &JR. LG.A.P. ("rm Guessing Again Perception") tells me you should stop wiah!ul thinking, and confine your daydreams to more available oos. Why dorl, I believe you? A girl doesn, uiiWIIIy keep the same SCience teae~ through junior high and '' • ,.,.~ ,. a . . . Yoii!M'ictiPIII.Ytcld her tlloiJII¢ iQ had ·mac~~ 11 all IQ>. You 11'0 ' ~ tD lllve teena "ldvvce, not a hard time, and please eut. the sarcasm. or I'D have to call ,... a cranio' old wltcll. - PHYLLIS Dear PbyWa: Call awayl rve had fancier names than this th101111 at me. But keop In mind I don't hit the •11oax-• button wttlolt sood rea10n. In one week, ftve sexy Jd8h school. And while a teacher might be telqlled, he'd scarcely rial\ his job and ropu. tation tor a kiss. In case 1 111essod wrong, my advice is: Avoid the man next school year, and II you hear any more rumors about him, repurl ro the principal. After • hours biology will get this science teacher fired In a hurry! - H. Dear Helen: You were very rude to the girl who said ber Identical twin's ++++ + + IN our opinion, the junior fair is always Gallia's biggest attraction of the year. You see visitors from aB over the area, region, state and midwest. (The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council's tourism committee should be made aware of this.) Usually, Gallia's !air ranks number one in attendance In southeastern Ohio. n yvu kids were playing Fool The Colwmdst apin, - H. I asked how he and other ser- ++++++ utdentical tWins." &ll from the same city, made me pretty sure A successful celebration or fair deperds on an excellent chair· , man or president, and committees that function pr~erly. Gallia is blessed with talent in this respect. Without the untiring efforts or . dedicated Individuals, lt would be impossible to corxluct events like , tt.! Gailipo!ls River Festival "' Gallla County Junior Fair. ·' GALUPOLIS , - Hlll'lilan :a I Sauolars, 31, Anadarko, o~. Iormor!¥ oi GaD!Iollo, voluJ>o. tarlly surrendered hlmaoll , to ' the Gallil COUniY Sherlll'i"lleparlment Friday "' answer to a ,-:' ..; "·~~~ charge of~ · I' .. · P. S. Here'• another example ol a boaxer who did blo darndast: Iii four !ar-<Jut letters, he was everything trom a - In VIetnam tD the Don Juan <J( the Junior hi set. TiiEfl came a sherlft's dei>lriment had rutb note, •'1)(\ar Helen: Please anThe old warrant ogalnst Saundera print aome ~ yrur wildest slurthe I>Jt1-S14Jporl eh3rge. The lea. ~·re groovy, - INTER· 00 a!1!davlt was slaned by Ruth F.STID.'' Saunden who charged that he Even though ~· disautse three minor their handwriiiDg and make up !ailed tD children. The warrant was Iscrazy names. they give themsued Aug_ 22, 1967. selves away with mtsspellings, capital 1-r formations, stationery, postmarks. rve beoome a first class sleuths since I start. Youth Cu111 F'mger ed HmJ. Really, il'o klnda 1\m. - ll SHeing Watermelon Dear Helen: GALUPOLIS - Jerry L, WooHere's a solution to the"HDd· lng colno by mall" bit. CUI a ers~ 13, Rt. 2 Vinton, son or Mr. amaU rectangle of paper, !old and Mrs. Jack WaiA!rs, Rt. 21V!J>. two corners to make a point, ton, was admitted tD Holzer Hosthen !old up the point - with pital at ~:40 p. m. Friday with the coin inside - and tuck It a lacerated left index !lager. He inU> a 1111 you'Ye made In the was Injured when he eut his finlop part of die reclang!e. You ger whDe slicing a watermelon. doo't need stlckum tape.- MIKE MrS. Thomas ll Horrell, 51. Dear Mlke: Kell0\'8, w. VL, surtered a trae. Tbanka, chum. ~ everyme tured elbow and was lldmltted to who sends coins by mall reed the hospital at 9:40 p. m. Fri.your letter! It will save many day, She was injured when she broken ft.ngernalls on tbe recelv· tripped over 1 table leg at the lni and. - H. Elks Club and !ell ++++++ ' 1 ;· M· ·•· 131 . . FOR the past 11 V:! months, numerous Gallla Countians have been preparing for the 1968 GaUla County Junior Fair. MonUJ.ly . tairboard meetings, committee sessions, ard other activities are _, ' PUBLISHED BY THE 0100 , a must Cor an event this size. Once again the committeemen have . been faithful in atterxltng the fair's planning sessions. vALl~ . · IT 1'10Uid be hard to name all Individuals involved. There must ate- TIDnehlU, EJ:ilc, Editor ·llobort wnoon. Jr•• ~ Ml '. ' ootor be over 200 serving the fair one way or another. We believe, how· : ever, that credit should go to members or the Gallia County Agrt. . culture Society for their efforts in planning this year's fair. +++++ + B. B. Matthews is completing his second year as fairboard ,President. Waldo Brown is vice president other officers are Mrs. Robert Ball, secretary, and Wayne Niday, treasurer. ++++++ OTHERS serving on the board are JohQ Burltle, Paul Butler, Jimmy Evans, Raymond Willis, Kall Burleson. Odie O'Dormell, Jim ·SI.W'IIers, Steve Jenkins, Richard Lakin, Jack Mills ard Mrs. Opal HOSPITAL NEWS Holzar HoJI!Ital: \!'ldtlnillllurs 2-f and7~p.m. _ . . . . , . . , Pedlatrlca Ward. Aclmloalaaa Cbarlea c. Allbriiht, 2U6 Eaotom Ave., !4fo, Flnreace L Hall<!Y, 126 Se«ind Ava.; Mrl, Earl R. - · 13 IIIII Crook Rd.; Mrs, Ray ·E. Lemlq, Itt. 1 Bidwell; Clrnell ·w. Vance, Jr., Rt 2 Cheahlre; Mra. (:ena Par1001, Rt. 2 Vlatoa; ClaJfDn Arllorooo, IU, Rt. I EwlnifDn; Mra. lloallc1 R. Bell, Rl. 2 Bacino; A<tlllr M. llo1t, l'llmoro¥; Mrs. Pot E. Mllchell, Middleport; Damy M. Barber, Reedlvtue; WOllam K. Ball'l', Itt. I OHLINGER IMPROVI!ll MIDDLEPORT - David Ohlinger, Middleport, IIWIIIi8f ol the Eoonom:l' Loan co,, In Pom- Middleport; ~ F. Wooderoy, Is reported sllglllly Im- yll'll, Rl. 2 AlhaiiJ; MrL Rober.! E. Hermsm, Ripley, W, VL; OFUO RfVER ~ Lock!!, V~ proved !ollowlng a heart attacl< G.,.U,GF.'l - GoiiWio, 12.2 Biro, Ollie Tbonlllla, Mupn; Wedneld'i' 'olilt;· Obllnilof 'hIUlll 12.0 runnlng 3.5 l'oet <i! rol- can down 5:50 L m._; Wllllam ll )Ira, Thooclon T. )11!14m tile intanslve care ward l~!: ,1'1'l Plea..an~ ff.O~; PO..- Zlnuner up 4 L m.; P~ggy at Holzer Hospital where he MY, Ohlo. eroy .:: Mason, 20. 40; HJnton, 0. 83 Downey up 5:10 L m.; Lock 17, 1tJ takan following the attaciL Jlh1ha ,. stat; Kanawha Falls, 2,59 rising; 3:10 a. m.; Lock 18, Eastern~ Mra. David B. ~que, WellCharleston, 17.90 stat London, 5:20 a. m.; Lock 21, ElPreSa IV Marmet, and Winfield are on the 3:20 L m.; Edward S. Bosworth 1tJ 6:20 L m.; Lock 22, Whayne sill ll ~ 4 a. m.; Harvey Jordan 'II BOAT MOVEMENTS 5 a. m.; Lock 23, Charles K. up GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Solvay 5:30 L m,; Elgercllf! up 5: IS L down 5 p. m. i OVEC IV 9;50 p.m. i m.; Racine U:tcks, PhUip Sporn A. D. Haynes, n, down3:30L m.; · Steel Ranger up 5:15 p.m.; down 5 L Dl.l Ann Brent 14J 6:10 The otber l)l1't Ia tD usa the a. m.; Green~ Locks, Frances PAT GLAS'i Gnces Estes up 5:30a.m. food In tho freezer.- d011't juot Gallla Co. Ext. Agent KANAWHA RIVER - Londoo, Houglond 1t1 9:30 p. m.; lla¥ou leave lt there. "Turnover.. Home ECOIDiltcs Semet down 5:40 a. m.; Marmet, LaRose down 12:40 a. m.; Brian A home freezer. llke any other usbw the frozen food and replacLelil C. Shearer down 12:25 L B. up 1:40 L m.; CUy o! st. Lot>the operpiece or household eQllpment, 1111 It - help• "' m.; A14n R. Merrill down 12:30 Js up 7:30 L m.; Meldahl Locks, atll!l ....t JlOIIIII dowiL Luther Herdman down 6:25p.m.; must be used prqoerJ¥ II It Is tD L m.; Winfield, Helen Z. down the the rrea.... 1:20 p. m. i Franklin B. down Oleander down 6:50 a. m. i West.. provide the cODvenlence and per.. 7:30 p. m.; E'lleana Booworth ern down 8:30 p. m. i EUaha haps money sovings lor whiclllt down 1:15 a. m.; MI. staiA! 141 Woods up 9:10 p. m. i Irene Cho- was purchased, A recentatudyby 3:35 a. m.; Tammy L, WbiiA! up Un down 10:30 p. m.; J, S. Lewis the U.S. Department o! Alrieul3:50 a. m.; Morris Harvey down up 11:15 p, m.; !IIIIana up 2:50 ture economlsta - a that lamrues could do a better job or ua4:25 L m.; Polly R. up4:30a. m.; L m. i L. Fiore down 3:30 L m.; Andrew P. calhoun up 4:30L m.; llw this appllanee. : .. Duncan Bruce lCt 5:50 a. m. Mlke Murlizy ~t~ 6:40 a. m. The atud,y revealed that most families do not put enoiollh load Into tho !reenr. The operating cost t>Or pouDd o! li-ozen load Ia the loweot wben the freezer lo lull or nearly lull and Wben lbere Is a frequent uturncnwu otbxl. By Katie Crow ~raiiDg costa atoy .aboUt the same reaardlets or much BY KATIE CROW To everyone you meet frozen 1oc>1 Ia stored. The ltev. Linson Stebbins, pas- I Uke to stand Cor a moment In the study, which illvol....t' tor at Syracuse Presbyterian wtaide the grocery store, 182 !arm and urban !am!Ueo In ' Church, who just receri.ly Lost And llsiA!n to the frleodly gooslp .lilcllana onl7 abouthal!oltlloflrm td.s wife, urxlerweri surgery FriOl the folks that live DOxldoor. !amUies and a third or tho cl\1 day at Holzer Hospital. For like is interwoven with U, !am!Uea h a d treezora IIUed I stq>ped In ro frierds we learn to know, three-quarters or more. About see him last Wed- Am we hear their joys and sor' .one-third or the treezera la both rows as we daily ccme and go. nesday. He talk!arm ond city hCIIIes were hall ed of many So I like ro n.,. In our little town, I care no mOre to roam, loll. A third or tha cl\7 !am!Uoo things, mostly ond a ftlth o! the !arm tamllleo about his wife. 1 For every house in our little town is more than l hwse, had freezers only on&-fourth lull, marveled at the A lew lamlltes In beth 11'111 manner In which Its home. had empty treezera. he spoke or her The olze o! the freezer llsel! ·I!ATTE CROW and comme-on IT HAS BEEN very quiet at aeematobean~man­ Uds. He said, ''M,y wife had our ltol!ae the past week as our qement factor, More !am!Uiea , IIUch great faith and I have such two BODS, Bob and Jim, have k09t amall lrouera (10 c~c beautiful memorlea." We sh)o been on a llshiiV trip In feet or lesa) lull or - l y lull. cerely ~ that he boo a speedy I Ill! ,.., hippy lor them that while llrprwllanceawerelen ncovery •.~ monllke Rev. Slob- they could take such 1 woodertul emclently Uled. ',-. bins is needed in every commu- vacation, but I certainly don't Small !am!Uea tondtouoetholr like the stlllneas, -the Udl' house nity. treezero more t'ull7 thandolarp and not much lauolry. I prefer families, In the study, about half · MRs. ALBERT 111LL. Racine, the buay buJy ll!e or a Mother, baa a very 1-estlng hobby, any day, It Is very slran&O but the one - and .. ·two - person ·~ollecting poemo. She wriiA!s, we haven't done a thirw but atay households k01>t the !reezer threo-!ourths ..- more lull. In ~'l have a poem on a beautiful iKme - what wltll DOt much to . wall plaque which I purchaoed do we ooulcl ha.,._ oomothlng, city household• otse"VUormore, " only 1 fourth ofthetreezerawere' NIIPJ'&, Falla while ,.catlon- When everyoae Ia bcme we are lng there. I alii vary oentlmen- going ill an 41!!er,at dlreei!CMII ruled "' -clcy. Large !arm llmllleo 4ld Gilly ' ;'..h ial, but the more I reod the poem - cruy l&n't I~ WW I om- bo ollghtly bettOr Jboui two &til ' more I love j'OUr Uttle &bod when tbo7 ue home. ftllha of their tre.Mra l.ere "IIIWn tt lt f1 I beauUful poem I am moot happy tD paOB It 1 ,>"" r - rw;hat do the .;M_ '· 1!'.•"' put !""'der,o. era to ottllallt - • I'Jclt>O• ... " .,...~ lfttoll to YOII would be (tite•id It the num- the !roeze~ oime~ J'll'fl,pf...U, OUR IJTTI.E TOWN bar of t>OOPie li;i! iut them oot If )'Oti!A> haft! a ,'~.•r; usa It tD live In <iur !Iitle ""'"' ·~ .. : hw touches on another successful Ga1lia County Junior Fair. •I•• "' • Katie's Korner "· su ++++++ : ' ' ) ' .' ,' ·; ' .. _' I I '•' ' " 1 ' , ' '· ' ' j'> • • A gjrls slow pitch sottball team executed a triple play recently : m the Gallla COUnty Church League. Dave Tawney~ manager ot the : Methodist Church l!lqwd, didn't know all the particulars, but he did :say Nancy Lease, Sue Thompson am Sharon Hamilton were in on :the triple kiUing. How 'bout that, men! : ++++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the tlles of the Daily Tribune a~ •weekly GaUl& Times •.•. Gallipolis Kiwanis Club challenges Ja.ycees 4n ·donkey sottball game .... Don Alleflt the world's largest distribu. :tor oC automobiles, alii a native of Rio Grande, named Rio Grande :coUege benefactor .... Cit;y's new Memorial Field will be dedicated :on night of Oct 8 according to cicy school board .... Tom Tomko, :Russ Smith place thlrd in armual SEOGA Pr~Am tournament.... :Bees, Pomel'Q)' and RIC \~ recqrd 0~ A baseball wino. : 11 ). ··k'. N ~Qp i '-.7 rb : ·, ~.' -- • • • • (Continued trcxn Page 1) :lations of Nelson In Ohio are a : slsth cousin, H. G. RockefeUer : In Cleveland, and his children. : Nixon's father, Francia, better : known as Frank to the residents :<i Hue, a small vlllage ln VlnCounty, was born in the · farming community, about three ~ '.· •, ' ' ,... oom. U JG11 1rea't uolalll to -cii.Ji It ll1ll be oiqiJ¥ too family'• - bli ' lor , .... perblpo ,... wW DOOd Or to plala IIIII ocheddle food purchlsaa or fll"'tn production more carefull.y, ' ' ONE ABRESI' lf~.DE PT. PLI!ASAN'I'- ·.~ ariul· .... ~dod at the • · Jaii GU'Iand Jdrdlu, 47,· I;ei&rf, ' ebuaed with drlvtna leollld. -lntal.l " ; ,. .. ' ·• •><• • ' .' .. " . ' :tm ~miles :COU!lly north of McArthur, the seat, His father, Samuel, according . ~to Dr. E. L. Nixon, 85, a lor• ~.mer professor at Pennsylvania University and uncle of · the GOP hopelul, was born in : :State ~·' ' --·-" . · " Make Best Use Of Home Freezer Check ~paring for a GaUla fair within a l~th period. Must be an 1str~ : nomJ.cal figure. Anyway, tl1:e talrboard has all but completed its : duties Cor another year. Nmv, it's~ to the public to put the finish- , Pat Glass Says: per ++++++ IT would be interesting to koow how many hours are spent pre- c:.m., ns MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON - W. R, (Dick) Brown, membersblp chairman, displays 1968 GaiDa COunty Junior Fair membership, windshield sticker ard bumper sticker, now on sale trom ~ Club members lor $2. Becky Lakin, inember of tho Gallla Count,y ~ Dairy Club, received her club's s~C>ply o! memberships Friday afternoon, All Gallla County ~ Club members are W'ged to pick up their supply of lair memberships at the Brown Insurance Agency, 45 state st. The fair will begin 00 Tllesday, July 30. ++++++ · · the 'IB30a ·oo a !arm, which ~ now a part of Washington, Pa. Myrl Hugglnl!l, the resident historian ~ Hue, said the former vice president had a num. ber ~ cousins still Uvlng In VI.- County and Its nelgbborlng counties. Mrs. Huggins said Frank Nticoo left the then bustling village with two blacksmith shops and a small cigar factory in 1894 for Columbus. Dr. Nixon, who studied at OhLD Northern University at Ads and received his BS and MS from Ohio University, said hi a brother became a street. car motorman In the capital. '. . '' .- fu·,Our Town meet atr011 ~ put thoJit.l~ tllol.r .oooll .~ :~=:rille~!: ' ~~ ~=!f~'tve~~..(; out tips. uj,pe·to belt trllllt yOu. ' ' ' ' _, ''· ft(ecl ~· - •, ,, ,,. niuc~ ' .. pooojll!o, . ' . '" ", .) .I ·., ' ,, ·:. ... ) . '' ' 'If: ..~~. '~ ,, $ CliF.'liiiRE - A oehool nllht promotion r... scoutlrw wao planned at a combined meeting or the 111-G-M Scout Dlsbict cammltlee and unit leader• Thursday nllht at K)'ger Creek High School. Emmett Morrloon, district or, ganiWion and extelllloncamnl>EDISON HOBSTETTER, presldem of the Meigs County Plooeer tee chairman, wUI be tho coordiJ>o and Historical Society, has received clelalled planollld opeclficstiOIIS ator tor .memberaldp In the prolor the propooed Meigs Count,y Museum. motion to be held on October 15. The plans drawn by E.,.rett Ray Johnson, son o! Mrs. Joaeph Lyle Dunsmore, district com.. Johnson and the tale Mr. John- who Is a ColumbuJ archiiA!~ missioner, said designated are excellent an:l tor the first time the local sodet,y really has schoola will be open ilrtheevent 11 somethirc to go on... to be held with scoutmasters, The IJroposed building features Championship Old Time F I d- den mothera, explorer advisors, a center entrance way with the dlers' Cotttest at the Meigs COun- neighborhood cmunlsslooers, museum portion or the structure ty Fair - has relllstered for and cub motllers hoi!IIJwtoeiU'oll new boys in Meigs. Glllia and to house the museum wt.Ue to this year's event. Mason counties. the right of the entrance way are Miller has Gilly complimentary Three trophies, wen by scout-office spaces which, according remarks for last year's contest to present plans, will be occu- - the !lrst staged - under the ing groups in recert parades. p!A!d by the Agriculture StabUI· direction ol Tracy Whnloy. In a were displa,yecl at the M~Mdls­ zaUon and Conservation Office 'letter registering for thJs year's trlct meeting. Two were shown by Mrs, Mary Flck and Mra, and the Mel~ &IU Cooservstlon contest, Miller comments: Service. Income rrom rentingthe "I thought tbat ;your Old Time mchard Rawlings lor Pack No. offices would supply funds for Fiddler's contest last year was 235 at ChesiA!r and the other by maintaining the structure In ad- one o! the hest things that coold James Roush of Pack No. 245 ditloo to pusslbly providing oth - haJ>pen around this l)l1't or the in Racine. The two belonging to er money needed for the opera- coontry and 1 woolm't mlas It Pack No. 235 were won In the tion or the museum. lor anything. You can certainly Big Bend Re~tta Parade compeThe proposed museum has been count on me being there again tition am the other, won by Pick long a dream ot numerous Meigs this year, I think the contest was No. 245, a recently organlzed Couollans who wsnt to see t h e judged fairly and It Is a great grwp, was awarded attheRaelDe county's past preserved as well attraction. I !ell honored by be- July 4th celebration. as provide a spot where visi- ing a contestant." tors to the county can view that The event this year wi11 be at MEIGS MARRIAGE LICENSE past. the Meigs County Fair 1111 Aug. Charles Henry Cobb, 20, pt, Of course, the problem now 16 and Tom Reuter is accepting Pleasant and Sandra 8ae Adfacing the society will be rats. applications on behalf or t h e ams, 21, Racine. lng the fUnds for the structure. fair board. The event wUJ acCosts of construction are not tually consl st o! two contests known yet but will be in the near - one for area fidd1ers and one future. Local contractors have lor those wishing to seek the been given plans and speeifica. Ohio state Championsblp. tions to look over so that they There are outstandlngtrophlea can present the sodety with a Cor the top wtmers in each event fairly close estimate . plus some $650 tD be a"'rded TONIGHT -MONDAY A sizeable amount- somethlng in cash to the top fiddlers. AND TUESDAY like $30,000 was given to the Entries may be sent to Reufl\KUlA· MULLIGANsociety by the late J, w. Hirsher ter at Box 227, Pomeroy. oC Charleston. Mr. Hirsher had Incidentally, last year's conoften been a benefactor to worth- test was not only pleasant Cor while projects In Meigs COunty, the contestants, but tD the lair He was reared ln Pomeroy and board as well. The event was a never forgot the town and t h e real record setter from an atcounty after he became pros- tendance standpoint. - .. !()BERTMI.UCAN m=aoLOII perous. He, too , looked forward "-"ALAN J PAKULA F1DM 1A11U IllS. someday to the establishment or TESf SLATED JULY 20 the mu seum. ATHENS - Gellla lllld Meigs Whether the project will bearea residents interested in put ~ come too great to handle from a financial standpoint remains to Ung their skills to use In debe seen. However, aspects or the veloping nations arwndtheworld are invited to take the Peace ~\i""'ed building P~$!'~ wU1 Corps Placement Test at 1:30 ,pe , discusoed a( a, )/lq~ijp~ or the society to be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at the p.m. Thursday at the Meigscoun . U, S. Post Office, 11 Wetrt Stfm. CARTOON ty Infirmary. 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" He said a majority or soldiers feel the war is a necessary thing, but at flr&t tiley seemed to be !iglltlng with one hand tied behind them. He was referring to the early orders that no American fighting man was to open fire first. I asked about lhe Vietnam ci. villans. He said, "They just seem to be mixed up to me. One thing is sure, they are deathly afraid of reprisal from the Viet Cong if they befriend the Americans. but they fear nothing trom the American." He said, "At first -we were trying to Hght a nice war, Then his eyes darkened, he grew ser. ious, and he added these words, "There is oo such thing.'• One thing Bob said really stuck in my mind too, in speaking of men being blown up and dying, like his platoon commander, ; }W( stid, 1UYI:Jtt try to wipe •t h e tJit:rure !rom yoiir'tnlnd, but you can't help wondering, t'n qute\, still moments, will men like the Lieutenant be remembered? Will their dying REALLY count?" As I left the home, little Balenda waved '"bye~ye" to me. •• ' 1 " '• '• ' To Promote New GALLIPOLIS - DoMO Bailey, daughiA!r o! Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bailey, Upper River Rd., bought a gas.tilled ba.lloqn July 2, tagged lt with her name and address am. released it about 7:30'p. m. July 2. The note asked the fii'Kier to write to her. WELL, that gaa--tllled balloon took to the air ard traveled oo the night wind to Osterburg, Pa., about 70 to 80 miles southeast o! PittsbW"gh, where lt was round about 2:30 p, m. tlle next day by an 11· year4d boy who wrote to Donna. new law. in getting to the Quaker State. THERE are several goo:l pie· As nearly as 1 can figure out, tures of the Queen in the Roto it traveled approximately 150 Section and one of ·Ceptain Er· to 175 air miles from its re- nest E, Wagner, Master or the lease point. How long It had been ' Delta Queen. down before it was round will WALTER al so brought another probably never be known. section of the Press in which __ _ _ writer Gilbert Love has a series HERE'S another PeMsylvania of Visiting The Vacationlands, angle: Last Sunday I was driving telling of several parks in neigh· down Fourth Ave. ard stopped boring slates. This one was on at the traffic light at Fourth and Atwood Lake in the Muskingum Pine. When the llght changed, 1 Watershed Conservancy District must have been a tittle slow in in eastern Ohio. stardng, so a car headed up Fourth Ave., made a left turn THE unexpected death a week across in front oC me. I muter- ago of Pud Huntington brought ed something under my breath. back rond memories of all who I HAD been home about IS knew him or were associated minutes, there was a knock on with him. One thing I'll always till> ,dnnr, .II. ~as ,.l,l'p!(.l;~ t=:. Wal- remembe~ ~~ut l)!jl w~ hi.o "'1"" ' ker, formerly with Evans GJ"Ooo favorite retort to.!lhOw are3PU"·? ce,;y here, , now wjth Thorofare "It was, "elegant." Markets, or Penny Fare, in PittsTHE last time I saw Pud was burgh. He said he was the one the day berore his death. He was who cut in lront or me. crossing the street at Second wALTER brought me the sun- and Locust [ asked him, He said, day Roto section o! the Pitts- "elegant. •• Pud and I always burgh Press and called my atiA!n- talked river and he sometimes tion to an article on the Delta recaUed events in my Sunday W. B. •• Lefty" Miller of ParkQueen. The magazine had a cov· colwnn, Fifty Years Ago On The ersburg - one or last year's er shot or the Delta Queen'& big River. CASE DISMISSID contestants in the Ohio State paddle wheel and name board on A divon:c action filed earlier PVD wUI be missed this year tbe stern. in the Meigs County Conunoo at the annual convention of Sons THE article was Farewell To and Daughters of Pioneer River· Pleas Court by Reta Ellen Thlln against Richard Clay Elllin A Queen by George SWetnam, men at Marietta. Last year I Press StafJ Writer, and explain- chaurteurcd him from the Lafay. has been dismissed. TONIGHT - MON. - TUES. ed the Queen's predicament, a ette Hotel and Motor Lodge to the JULY 14-16 victim or a new safety rule Cor Marietta Boat Club on the banks THE fir st thing you know you'll Double Feature Program seagoing strlps, the only river- o1 the Muskingum River, where do a ground loop. When turning, BONNIE AND CLYDE boat In the world a!!eciA!d by the the meeting Is held. all you have to do is steer It lll'arren Bealty, Faye Dunaway (Color} REMEMBER the days when you like 1 wagon. Just the least lit.. tie bil or a cut ard you cut a PLUS were 1 kid and rode a tricycle? fancy circle. Fonda, Jason Robards Easy, wasn' t it? Ever try to BRADBURY says "If you've Dean Jones ride 1 three--wheeled bicycle? never ridden a bicy cle before, In It's not so easy as 1 found out yoo can ride this one with ease. ANY WEDNF.'lDAY Saturday morning. I'll bet a three-wheeled motorcycle or a cycle It's harder for someone who wt t.h a side car would be just as has ri<kle~ '' hard. CITY commissi~r V. Wy. mond Bradbury challenged me to ride his new custom made three.. wheele-..1 bicycle in the courthouse alley, It was a good thing, because nobody could see me there. 1 tried and It took a little while to leariL BRADBURY otrere<l to bet me a dollar I coolda't ride it the t\rst time. I didn't bet. Fil'st ot Ill, don1 t try to balance yow·s~lf, -N. Y. DAILY NEWS like you do on a standlrd bicycle. Because lt you do, you•n run into trouble. ca-. 1\ii :,i!'eet. ation," 'l'tiB Burwell family came to Gallipolis from Zane!YUle about a )'ear ago, The eld~;~r Burwlilllls the pallor o! the Salem Baptist Church. They are the ,parents of LaJoy, 25, a married daughter; Bob, Christy, 10 and John Mark, 5 months. One sour note Bob remembers is arriving in San Francisco and the first thing he saw was a hippie with a North Vietnam nag. THE 1968 lair will begin In Just 16 more days - Tuesday, July 30 - on the beautiful !alrgroonds, loca!A!d northeast of Gallipolis, just off Rt. 35. The ralr wtU run through Saturday, Aug. 3. mslns I +++++ + ~ ,..,.rt PRISED Dear &irprlsed: My I ' (Continued from page I) with a bright smile, and a wooderlng shake o! Ida head and said, "The only thing I can say is God wu with me." The pretty little mother, who had proudly placed a blue star In the window or her pink house, aiii'Oed with her eldest son, uol1tere is just no other explan- I 1. �·..... ' • > Timei"'~nUnel. Sunday, Election of Officers Just Between Held by Grange 'Weeds' Program Topic For GALUPOLIS - omcers were elected at a reeert Pomona mee~ Ing held at the IlunUngron grange hall Elected to serve ror the next two years were: Master, Ishmael Gillespie; Overseer, Everette Clark; Lecturer, Miry Walk· er; Steward, Willard Woodruff; Assistant steward, Daniel Evans; Chaplain, Marie Thomas; Treasurer, Maurice Thomas; Secretary, Kathleen Durst; Gate Keeper, Joe Dursl; Ceres, Edith Cornell; Pomona, Hazel Harmon; Flora, Marie McCulty; Lady Assistant Steward, Ruth Evans; Legislative Agent, Mauril-e Thomas; Executive Committee, T. F. Burleson, Willie Fanning, Edna Woodruff; Pianist, Florence Trainer; Horne Economics Chairman, Lizzie Fanning; and Youth Committee Chairman, Louise Greenlee. Installation or officers wiD be held October 7 at the Ohio Valley ' French City Gorden Club GALLIPOLIS - Plans tor the GaUla County Junior Fair Flow· er Show were discussed at the II French City Garden Club July meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harley George wllh Mrs. Florence Trainer as C()ohostess. Mrs. Harley George made an arrangement and read a poem In memory of Mrs. Oliver LJyle, Mrs, Clay Priestly and Mrs. form" in design. Mrs. Wymond. Bradbury made several arrangements as a workship for the nower show. Mrs. Harley George also had arra"*ements at the metlting. Mrs. John H, Heese, a member of the French City (.'lub, is the new Regional Director, Refreshments were served by hostesses. Gus Smith. (These were former members of the Garden Club.) Each member read a Bible verse - then the Lord's Prayer was given in unison. Roll call was answered by naming "My Pet Pee'o'e Weed." A letter was read asking for a wild flower name for the state, Daisy was chosen. Mrs. Lora Hackwort~ gave the program - ".'\ Little Guide to Common Weeds." She ga \'C name IDd description of c o m m on l¥eeds. WAJ-S to cope with common weeds are: 1. Hemovcw~eds -hoe, tiller, etc. i 2. t.:se a hea- mulch to smother them; 3. Use modern herbicides. Be sure to use according to directions. Mrs. Lora Hackworth did an arrangement illustrating "free vy . '· Vinton OES Seen and Heard Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wallace and fami.t,, Lou Ann, Gene, Jeai}o ene and Kent, of Boise, Idaho. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook. The Wallaces are visiting his brother, Orlyn, and sister, Susie Swisher, while in Gallia County. Mr. and Mrs. Jermings Lawless of Portsmouth recentl.Y \'isited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush of Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saunders and son Brent, left today for Myrtle Beach, S.C. They will be joined by their othtr son, Ronnie, Richard Haggert;y, Van Johnson and Jim Vornholt will spend the week with them. Miss SaJly Lyn SWain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swain has spent the past week in Columbu s with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen. Mrs. SWain VINTON - Vinton Chapter of and Miss VIcki Lloyd were in Eastern Star draped the altar in Columbus Friday and returned honor ct the past Worthy Grand with Sally on Saturday. Matron, Hazel H. Beach, at their recent meeting held at tl1e Masonic Temple. Worthy Matroo, Lovina Swisher and Worthy Patron, Maxwell Barnes presided. The flag was presented by Toria Comer. The treasurer's report was glven by Mary K. Stambaugh and communications w e r e read. Chapter closed in ritualistic form F,d the group adjoUrned to the ,._ GALLIPOLl"i - Miss Nannette , flal room for refreshments. McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McKenzie aiXI Miss SERVICEMAN'S ADDRESS GALLI PO LIS - Pvl Wi11iam Marcy E\'&ns, daughter of Mr. E. Wilson, Jr., former employee and Mrs. Tim Evans, are spendof the French City Press, is a ing two weeks vacation in Honopatient at the Ireland Arm,y llos~ lulu, Hawaii, visiting friends, pital, Fori. Knox, Ky. He will ~ec. S and Mrs. Larry M. Betz have a birthday on July 16. and daughter, Angie. Mrs. Betz is the daughter or Friends wishing to remember him with a card may do so bv Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Deckard sending it to Ward 8-A. · of Chillicothe Hd., and Spec. Betz, a dental technician at Trip-. lee Hosp ital in Honolulu, is a1so POLICE ARREST TWO from Gallipolis, He expects to be GALUPOLIS- Citypoliccardischarged this fall after having rested Joseph ll Cor nell, 41, served three years in the servDaJit.on, Friday night on a charge Ice. of driving while intoxicated and Miss P..'lcKenzie and Miss EvDebbie Lynn Kirk, 18, Charle s- ans spent July 6 arrl 7 in San ton, W, Va., soliciting after hours Francisco visiting Marty's aunt, without a license. Botll were re-- Louise Evans. While there they l•sed on bonds for appearance s took in points of interest in the liter in Gallipolis Municipal dty and visited Chinatown. Meet Held of Shrine Temple Honolulu Trip Token By Two Local Girls COur~ DON'T MISS THE Nell Brabham Miss Susan Allen Weds In Silk Organza Gown COLUMBUS - Miss Susan Kay l•.llen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl T. Allen, 791 E. Columbus St., former Gallipolis residents, became the bride of Bill Ray Jeltery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Jeffery, 979 Lockbo\Jrne Rd. on June 6 at the Westgale Methodist Church in Columbus. The Rev. Albert L. Sla~k read the \'OWs of the double ring ~-=·=·=·c·~;i~9·=·=·=·~::: ~ i! : : Events : SUNDAY DESCENDANTS of the Alex Church Family Reunion at 4-H Building at the Junior FaJrgrounds. MONDAY B AND PW CLUB wil1 meet Oscar's, G:30 p, m. Hostesses Thelma Neal and Jean Runyan. Program will be slides shown by Lola Mae Suiter. Reservations must be in by saturday mornil'l8. at TUESDAY LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 Annual Picnic on Fortification 1-liU, 6 p.m. Meeting at8p.m. at Temple. Bring table service and covered dish. KAY ROGERS MISSIONARY Society of the First Baptist Church will meet In the Fellowship room, 7:30 p. m, CORA GRANGE Inspection, SEW AND SO CLUB, 7 p, m. at the home of Rose Sheets. CLEARANCE SALE DRESSES e CO AT$ e SUITS SPORTS & SWIM-WEAR LINGERIE PRICED FOR IMMEDJilTE DISPOSAL WEDNESDAY LEGION AND LEGION Auxiliary, Vnit 27, 6:30p.m. Joint installation of new officers following a pot1ucksupper. Bring table service. GOLDEN IWLE CLASS Old Kyger Church will meet with Mrs. Ellen Spears, 1 p. m, OHIO VALLEY GRANGE, 8 p. m. Members bring cake and cold drink. Thurman Grange will be guests. POSTS HOND GALLIPOLIS - Ray Pemlngton, 31, Rt. I Gallipolis, posted a $34.>0 bond for an appear. ance July 22 In Gallipolis Mu. niclpal Court on a charge ot lntoxieatlon. He was arrested late Friday nll!llt by the GalUa County !Olerill's Department. BOOKS CLOSE SATURDAY GALLIPOLl~- Treasureroty M. Stewart today reminded Galli& County residents that tax books wtll close at noon next saturday, July 20, The tax books 1re now open for the coUeeUon or second half 1967 real estate taxes. ceremony al 7:30 p.m. Escorted b)' her father, the bride chose a gown of ivory silk organza and alencon lace in the A-line silhouette. She carried a cascade of wllite roses ' stephanotis and ivy, Mrs. Kenneth Seege was her sister's matron ofhonor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jacquelyn Wagner or Sulpher Springs, Mlss Anna Louise Rice or Mount Sterling, Miss Catherine Butcher of Kenton and Mrs, Robert Harvey or Greenfie1d. They wore match~ ing gowns or soft yellow organza, The hooor attendant carried a cascade of yeUow daisy pompoms, yellow roses and ivy, Julie Beth Seege was a Oawer gi rl, wearing a matching yellow dress and carrying a white lace basket or yellow daisy pompons. Kenneth Seege served as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Marsh, Lawrence Crothers, and Harry and Fletcher Je1Irey, brothers of the bridegroom. Daniel Sel!ge was ringbearer. A reception followed at Donka 's Provencial House. Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Jeff Marsh, sister of the bride aoo Mrs. Homer Swain o( Gallipolis, aunt of the bride. Relatives attending from Gallipolis were Mr. and Mrs, Homer Swain and daughter, Silly Lyn, Miss Gusta Rose, Mr. and Mrs. lloscoe Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Homaine and David and Pam. The bride is employed by Children's Hospital as a starr oorse. Mr. Jeffrey Is employed by Western Electric Co. Rio Grande Garden Club GALLIPOLIS - Wondall B, Thomas, Ohio Valley Bank, la one or 71 ba.ntwr studerta who will attend tile tilth IIIIIUal Ohio School of Installment Credit to be held July 14-19 at Kent state University, Kent, Ohio. The school Is comprised of a one-week session covering all aspects or installment lendln,g. During the week, the student• will also hear addresses trom leading bonkers and oducafDra. All sections ot the state wW be represented, accordlne to the sponsors, the OhJo Bankers Alsoclation. Iowa Girl Is 'Engaged to Wed Bob Mays NORTHUP - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley or OUUmwa, Iowa are armounclng the engagement oe her daughter, Becky Potter, to Bob Mays. Miii!IS Potter is a gracllate of Ottumwa lfigh School and is employed by the stardust Restaurants or Ottumwa. The wedding will be July 27 In the Uttle Brown Church in the Vale at Nashua Iowa . Mr. Mays attended Rio Grande College and is a grac:klate of Olrlo Universlt.}' with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is employed by the John Deere Ottumwa Works of Ottumwa Iowa. Ills parents are Mr. Mrs. Thurman Mays of Route 1 • Northup, program. The meeting was held at the home or Mr. and Mrs, James L. Clark. Mrs. Lewis gave points or historical interest and personal memories of each h001e. She had prepared a brochure on the homes alll these were presented to the me111bers• . MrS. ~erman Koby illdstntel! tile' brochure.' · · · · Plans were made for entries in the Gallla County Junior Fair F1ower Show. A brief memorial was given tor Mrs. Sidney Flldeiy and a book was presented to the Rio Grande College in her memory. Guests were Mrs. Charles Edwards of Amsterdam, a guest o! Mrs. Elmer McCirley, and Mrs. Marte McCarley of Wooster, o. ' .ION. AND TUES. . UPPER .·_.- STORE ~ ~~ -· COFFEE COAT .., ._,.s•,• rt .. 'o " " '"' -L--• . ~~ ' o .' DOZENS TO CHOOSE FROM FRILLS' AND PLAINS SOLIDS AND PRINTS COMPLETE SIZE RANGES and l~e $ Cream Social, Country Musi~ Juvenile Court Show are Planned TUPPERS PLAINS - An ice Cream Soclal and Country Music !ilow wiU be held on July 20 at the Tup,~~ers Plains Elemen-tary School urder sponsorship of the Women's Community Club. The show, at 8 p.m., will feature Harry Gorrell, Miss Linda Dennis and the Chlpperell~ Admission will be 25 cents and children under 12 tree. sate or ice cream will start at 5 p.m. and continue until all is sold. IT'S A FACT!! \ MORE SCHUlT MOIIII HOMIS AR£ SOLD IN OliO THAN ANY onu BECAUSE Ci SouT- YARD Goo..· ... eOesign •Durability • Dependability • Construction -Three Unes To Meet Your Needs eHbMESTEAD . •IMPERIALE Homes OTHEIS 1.97 •auality •cusTOM K&l Hawaii. . Two F'med In GALLIPOLIS - T w 0 state Highway Patrol cases were disposed of by Judge JohnW. Howell Saturday morning in Gallia eourr ty Juvenile Court. Judge Howell fined Roger Nickels, 16, Rt. 1 Oak HUI, $10 and costs for operating a tractor without a slow moving vehicle emblem. Clayton Johnson, Jr., 16, R~ I Gallli>olls, was fined $5 and costs on a charge or rfd.. ing as a passenger on a motorcycle without a head gear or protective eye device. Mr, and Mrs. Reid Otis Joh~ son, Rt. 1, Cheshire, announce the birth of their first ehlld, a daughter, born June 27, at Holzer Hospital. The new arrival weighed 6 pounds and 3 ounces and has been named Pamlla Sue. Maternal grandparents are l4r. and Mrs. Thomas R Davis, Rt. 2, G~llipolis, and the paternal Southernmost point of the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. United States 1• Kalae (South Otis Johnson, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Cape) on Haw ail Island Token on Tour of Homes RIO GRANDE - Mr~ Mary L. Lewis conducted m.,mbers or the Rio Grande Garden Club on a tour of the old homes racing the campus Thl!rsday for their July wm Attend School Of First Child ENGAGEMEijT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brabham, 524 Jackson Pike, are announcing the engagement of their yOWJgest daughter, Nell, to SP4 W, Hoyt MUler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, 517 Magnolia Drive. Miss Brabham ts a 1968 gradlLI.te of Gallia Academy High School.. She is presently employed at the State Department of Motor Vehicles in Columbus. Mr. Miller, a 1966 graduate of GalUa Academy High School, is presently stationed at Ft. Knox, )()', W0(kling plans are incomplete, Mrs. Bill Ray Jeffrey 8 p, m. STOREWIDE aaa Announce Birth VALUES TO 66C YAID SAVE i/2 OJ·MOll- yaiiM fll'll!· 1 • As Cora WSCS President s 'I j ' GALLIPOLIS - Highlight · of the Cora Women's Society meettrw Thursday was lnslallauon of ottleers. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. nomerShriver. A covered dish dhmer was aerved at noon to members and the following guests: Jane Ann Morgan, Mrs. Anmbell B a 11, Mrs. Robert Ball 1M Sue Ellen, Regtra Akers, Linda Shriver, Cynthia Niday and Jell Gilbert Following the singing of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go," Mrs. David Altb:er presented 1 lovely Installation ceremony and Installed tile follcovlng ofl!cers: President, Mrs. Lawrence Evans; Vice-President, Mrs. Lawrence Akers; Secretary, Mrs. John R Morgan; Treasurer, Mrs. stanley Wood; Christian Social Relations, Mrs. Vic Niday; Mis-sionary Education and service, Mrs. Paul Burnette, and Spiri~ ua1 Growth, Mrs. Horner Shriver. Mrs. Stanley Woo:l conducted a 8hort business meeting. Twelve sick calls were reported. Mrs. Wood announced that a workshop was being held at Camp Francis Asbury, August 29. She urged everyone to attend. The hymn, ' 1 0pen Mine Eyes That I May See,.. was sung. Mrs. Melvin Gilbert read l'rom scrip.. ture Proverbs 3:1-13. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Wood Jed a discussion on the "Modern Women's Struggle For Personal Identity," s h e Us By Pat Houek presented some ot the eondic~ ing images and increaaing preasures with which the modern w~ man's struaJes. It was emphasized that dle discovery of personal tdentity is only pooslble in relationship to others and to God. The program closed with the Lord's Prayer. The next meeting will be a famIly picnic wltil Falli\Y JO:IOS, Mrs. Paul Owen Today we have inatant coffee, Instant tea and instant breakfast&. But the best "lnstant" to come alQqJ tn our 1re1 iD Jlllny years ta the "Instant pio,yground," a proJect sponsored by the GaUipolls Junior Women'o Club. · Believe me, when that redhaired, southern gal Vlralnla ·rvE HEARD many comment• ....., tackles somethlni. she pta llbout how nice It 11 to ha.. a It dooe. !Ole Is chairman of the poatmalter who hal been arw."..d Family Life eommlttee of JWC town a while. The c:ute81 otory which hid charge of the proJect. rve heard recently wao about RODNEY - Mrs. Paul Owen I don't mean to take lll)'lhirw the letter addressed to 14 Gr1Jld. was hostess Cor the July meeting IWif from other JWC members ma" wft:}l just the last name and of the Rodney Women's Society ,who '"'rked many boors .., t h e iddress. Ill a big town ycxr can of Christian Service, Thursday. proJect. But any proJect the alze l>et that letter wouldn't be deThe meeting opened wlth the ~ thia one, needfl a good leader. theme song, '~Whisper A PrayUvered. A community activity lnvolv· er." lq as many people as "Instant Annabelle Ball gave dewtions, ANOTHER SfORY I heard Wll Pla.YCIU&nda" ts a worthwhile ... I don't like to use the word reading !rom Psalm 100. She 11labor and It enrlcheo the lives cute, or charming, but can't think so read an article tiUed, ' 4Nu,g· of those who, through it give of the ril!llt acijectlve. Someone gets," and ended her devotions • little or themae)vea, and a was talking to a llUie elderly by offering a prayer. little of their time so oomeone C<JUple, agecl 88 ami 86. The sub. Roll call was answered by Mrs. Denis David Squire alae will have a beUer environ- Ject ol how long they had l>een eleven members naming a disment. ciple. The society welcomed a married came up. It turned out new member, Mrs. Gerald D, to be 6ll yean. The man llllllled DID YOU ever notice how peo- a blg smile and quipped, "Yes, sayre. ple aeemtowatchgrowingthtngs? that meana rve Uved with her Minutes of the previous meetOn my way to work JII.W a per- for 22,000 days." The woman ing were read and approved. lOft out looking at a garden, broke In and laid, "But rve Each committee chairman reami I know othen that just stand lost part of the tlme." (She had ported on the visitation calls she and look at the things tha.y are IIUft'ered a stroke and her mem ~ had made. erowtng, almost like they coold ory was not as good a 11 it had During the business meeting, PROSPECT - Miss Mary &!Baskets or white gladiolus, feaee them change form. I guess been.) Jean Gillispie made the motion san Seehrist, daughter of Mr. verfew, and daisies; sevenit's as good an occupation 11, that the societs make a donation I counted 62 times 365 and say ... bird watching or girl came up with 22,630. I knoW It and Mro. Robert Sechrist, 146 branch candelabra entwined with for the remodeling or the par· watching ... well, maybe not as would be a few less than that Woneer Valley Rd., Bristol, ivy and trimmed with white satin son&ge. lntare&tlng as the !all (at Ieaat because oC leap yeara but I aort Tenn., former GaJilpolis resi - bows were placed on each side or Mrs. Earl Roberts presented dents, became the bride of Denis the altar. The pews were marked to tile fallas.) the program on .. Youth, SOCiety's of think he loot a few days too. lt'J a red letter day when a I gue11 that's excusable when David SI;Jilre, son of Mr. and with satin bows. Untapped Resources," and she Mrs. Robert Squire, Burton, Given in marriage by h e r penon learns something or has you're 88 )'ears old. also spoke on "Antrew," one or Ohio, June IS at 4:30 In the af- rather, the bride wore a floora chance to see something he has the apostles. ternoon at Prospect, Ohio. Zion length, imported ivory peau de never seen before. Mrs. Joe Miller offered the United Church of Christ soie gown. It featured a bateau ENO - In the absence oC the closing prayer. During ley visit to the J\rto The Rev . John Kim read the neckline, long sleeves pointed president, Mrs. AM Chapman and Crafto Festival I aaw thread The August meeting or the sovows or the double ring cere. at the wrists, self-covered but- presided over the Eno Ladies ciety will be held at the church IIJlUil on a spinning wheel and REUNION ANNOUNCED mony. tons, cathedral length train at Aid Society meeting. Misses with each member bringing a fbr the first time In ~ey lire 1 The seventh Annual Muaaer .. Soloist, Mra. Carl Oehler, the back waist. Her veil was of Blanche and Gladys Frederick covered dish and sharing the r~ II.YI' a potter "throw a got." Russell reunion will be held at The only thing my family re- Portland Park near Pomeroy, sang, "Pil Never Walk Alone, u ivory French illusion edged with were hostesses for the aU-day cipe. gretted about the whole day was Sunday, July 21. A basket dinner "Oh, Promise Me," ''Entreat Me lace attached to a seed pearl event. Refreshments were served bJ.' Not to Leave Thee," and "Wed- crown. The opening song was, "The the hostess to all present. missing the West Virginia beano wlll be enjoyed at noon. ding Pra,yer." Her Dowers, acascadeotwhite Wa:J of the Cross Leads Home." and com bread. daisies, feverfew and ivy, were Tl)8 Lord's Pra,yer was repeatplaced on a white satin covered ed by the group. Devotions from World's Jargest collection of Bible, a gift or her paternal Psalms were read by the hos- dinosaur remains is in DinoSTATE BANK NO. 130 grandmother. i\s she walked down tess. saur Park. Alberta. Canada. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Readings were given by Miss the aisle she gave .a nowerWher Gladys Frederick, "Old Glory"; mother. Matron or honor was Mrs. Da- and Mrs. Marie Frederick, ••1 vid C. Underwood, Lawrence, am Your Flag.'' Kendra Ward of GaUipolls lo tile State of Ohio at the close of buslne81 oo June 30, 1968. Kansas, sister of the bride. She sang, "Marching, Marching." Roll was called and minutes wore a white dotted swiss floorASSETS of the last meeting were read length princess style dress with CUh, balances with other banks, and cash items in puffed sleeves, and a crownless by the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. process of collection •••••.• , •••••••••••.•••• $1,289,774.13 picture hat of the same mater- Ora Kemper. Guests were Mrs. United States Govermuent obliptioos • • . • • • • • . • . . . • • • 4,802,375.07 ial as the dress. Her fiowers Grace S'laver, Columbus, and Obligations of states andpollticalsubdlvlsiool.......... 1,755,2:10.60 were a colonial bouquet of yel ~ Kendra Ward and Tanunl Black. Other securltiea (lncludlrw $1.00 corporate otocka). • • • • • • 1.00 low daisies and yellow accessorOther readinga were, "Thank Other Joana aDd cllscounta ••• , •••.•• , • • • • • • • • • . • • • 9,199,154.37 God Cor Dirty Dishes" and "Lities. Bank premises, turnlture and dxtures, and other Bridesmaids were Miss Rue tle Town." During the recreaaueta representirw bank premises ••••••••••••• , 352,6115.22 Ann Porter, and Miss BobbiHar- tion period, contests were conOther 1saet1 , ••.••••••• , • , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 8.089.57 ter, college roommates or the ducted and prizes won by Mrs. TOTAL ASSETS, ..•••...•••••••....•.••• , , ... $17,407,229.96 bride. Bot.~ were dressed In pale Goldie SWisher and Mrs. Vera yellow dotted swiss and wore Miles. LIABJUTIES The closing prayer was glvhats of the same material. Demand clepooita ollndlvldualo, partaersbipa, and Additional bridesmaids were en by Mrs. Rosetta Jones and corporaUona •••••••••••••••••••••.••••.• $4,209,840.18 Miss Mary Jill Hones, PMspect, closing song was .. Precious Time and &avlllll deposita olludlvld,..s, cousin of the bride, and Mlss Name." partaerlh!ps, and corporationl • • • • , •••••••••• 10,994,134.24 The Auguat meeUng will be Sallle Davis. Gallipolis. 0., high Depo.oita of United Stateo Govermnent • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 222,046.61 school friend. Both were dressed held at the home or Mrs. Marie • SUN GLASSES? Deposita of States alii political aubdlvlalons • • • • • • • • • • 398,107.50 ln mint green doUed swt ss sim- Fredrickson on Aug. 6. : FOSTER GRANT IJepooits of commercial btMo • • • , • • , • . • • • • . • • • • • 5, 476.56 ilar to the matron or honor's, • • .......0 Certillod and olllcero' checko, etc•••••••••••• , • • • • 93,287.75 and matching accessories. • 69c TOTAL DEPM'I'S ••••• , , , , •••• $15,922,892.84 All attendants wore pearls,· • • ... , 100 (a) Total demand dopoolta • • • • • • • 4,928, 758.60 State University. While attenda gilt of the bride. (b) Total time and &avi!IKS deposita 10,994,134.24 1.~ Belt man was James ScJ,dre, Ing John Marshall L\IW School :• • .... uo Other liabilities (lncllldiDe $nonelll011pps and other UaDI on In Cleveland, he lo employed Columbus, cousin of the groom. bonk premises and other reileotatel... • • • • • • . • • • • • 362,205.18 2.09 Ushers were Allen Squire, Da- as a computer operator at Cen- • TOTAL LIABIUTIES •••••••.••••••.••••..•••••• $16,285,098.02 tral National Bank, Cleveland. : The Finest In vid Underwood, Thomu Sochriat out of town auests were from 0 StyleeColorePrlce ami Donald Wood. · CAFIT AL ACCOUNTS The bride's mother wore a Cleveland, Burtoo, Galllpolis, CGnmon stock - total par Yllue • , • , • , , •• , ••• , • , • , •• 360,000.00 Beginner dress, coat and hat of printed Columbus, Marlon, Toledo, CamNo. sharea authorized - 86,900 bridge, Cincinnltl, lfiram, Mansor Pro voile with green accessories and No. ahlres outatandlrw - 36,000 field; MeclwtQ', Parkersburg, and yellow clmbldlum orchids. SUrplus •••••• , •••••••• , ••• , • , , , • -. • • • • • • • • • • 540,000. 00 The groom's mother wore Pl. Pl. . ., W. VL UndiYlded proftta • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 222,131.94: green sUk trimmed with lace TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••••••.•••...•• , ••••• 1,122,13L94 and yellow orchids. TOTAL LIABIL1T1ES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••••.... 17,407,229.96 The receiving line was set up .. GIITSCM on the lawn, and the receptim MEMORANDA was held at the church. T h e ' Guit•r •nd Sound Average of total depolits tor the 15 calondar dayo bride's table was centered with Here's the Booklet you ~ wttb call date •••• $15,826,736.25 Equipment For Youl a flvMiered cake, topped with Read About in LIFE Averqe of totallcana for the 15 calendar days white daiaies. Dalaies aloo cirendllll with call date • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 91223,495.53 cled the punch bowls. Aoalstlng McGNgOr Loena u 1hoWn tn Item 7 ot "A1aetl" are after deG&etlon with the bride's table were Mra. of ¥11\atioa reMtWa of •••••••••• , ••••••••• , • 178,350.07 William McPherson, Mrs. Ernest Gast, Ml&l Pamela Greer and SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Bodmltton Peggy Stoll. Hostesses were Jen .. Pledpd aneta and 1ecurlti01 loaned (1p>k value): 1\Y Jones, Jud,y Ram, Sally Prose Ol U. S. Govarnmant obiiptiono, direct,and auarant.eod, Sell and WendY Malik. t>Jadpd w seeuro dt1101lll and other llabllltieo •••••••1,089,39L3~ A dlmer wao held loilowlng Tells You TOT AI, • • • , • , •••••• ,' •• , , • , •••• , ••••••••••••$1,089,3tL38 the reception and Miss Ju~ Kendall reilitered t11e auesta at a 1, Solwyo H. Whita, Vice Pn-.went llll1 CUhier of the u.o-med bank, table covered witil a white em. do aollllllllr alllrm tijl( lido ropotl ol coodltlon Ia true and correct, to the broidered eloih on which a sinbeat ofiiiJ knoiifedell""' At fOil• gle yellow rose II\ a sUver vase Sulmark Rock of Aps 'llorroet - ~·t was piaeed. Authorlied Dealer . wt'd be The bride changed to a trav- · . h to 1ivo you a tree copy ellng oulllt oC blue ptlnted voUe , dn!sa witllbiuo aecesoorlea. . .• The · new Mrs. Soiulre .Is a · grdlate of Ga!Ua Aeadomyi and · attelldod · IUram Col_le&t. !lie Ia l)l't.mly eri1p!Q¥ed at nt........ Miss Mary Susan Sechrist Is Bride of Denis Squire Hostess For Rodney WSCS GALLIPOLIS - Mill CUGI llueholt ceieb<atedher 15th.blril>day Tuosda.Y eveni1111 with a..,..... !JUt held at her par.,.•• iqle "" Hedgswood Drive. The girls went mlntaldre ...U· lng and returned to the ""-"olt home lor relrea-. and the7 also plo,yed reeor<IL Guests were the Mls•• Pam 14J8gied, CetiiJ Miller, LiD nen. Man Hoot, and 1!111)' SUo Dalley. .' c- IIISS CARYL GUINTHER Caryl Guinther Is Ins true tor joining Hawall to the States. POMEROY - Miss Caryl Olintiler. daumrter of Mr. ami Mrs. Eddie Ollnther of Gallipolis, for· merly ot ayraeuse, gracl.lated re.. centiy from the Nationwide Beau. b' Academy In Columbus, ami will begin there this Call as an Instructor. A gra<Uate ol the Gallla Academy lfigh School, class ol1967. Miss Guinther In addluon to reg. war training at the school took advanced work In hair styling. Emphasis of tile advanced train· ing was on the pivot point sys- tem, a new method or President Benjamin HIITI· son was criticized for aaking the Senate to ratify a treaty styling. During her training, M I s s Guinther won recognition for teeJmi(JleB in hair rinses and sell ~ ing. Unite~ EnrolliiDW (or -. -&ptember Clasw ~;_;... ___________ GBC Is the Trl.state'o - Bual- Col .... of Dlatlnctlan ·--o;:.;,'d,.;w-· GraduatM Ex.... The Supply -p;.intonn.HOn•.r.rcatlrlag write, call or -----.Y!Il-r.---. GalllpOII . .... ColesJ•. U64167 Eno Ladies Aid Group Meets At Fredrick Home Pf.adanl Poinl & Motor Lodt!e . Nerth •• Itt. 62 . . . Poiftf PleoNiftf, West Virtini• Enjoy h~:~u lille ..,,j vnhtue 11 .. 1"11 1., o Nloftt. W....... , ., WHk Gl W..t Virglnla 'o ~111 ond "'-'' IIICiiMm L~xwy u,q. , . , A True HO\IOAY lo onlv a hw II'IIIM •-Y . . . DiM In"'- ............ D'a• ftlom and Club In tho StMII(Iht rMO!I both Vftd., ltit o.Nn'l~ Dom• . Li•o In Lu ..urloul , _ , IHKII whh an un-1 dKor . , . 6wlm ... Golf ... ..,~., liM 111 Pltor~lllnl Palm .. wrt .. , JIPb. ''"'' U .JO ,;,,1,, $U .50 dollblt ... • Air ltrt, Facllilin • Traal• C.rW • Gall «A•I'M Prl.-lkns . e Olr•t~le l.t••l'f Poel • Ct•a. a C..natl l11tnr11t Wadtnr Potol ior Hac-krl • Cell.,...,tHa Pullltha MUSIC for your listening BOO dancing pleasure Thurs., Frl .an:l Sat. evenings. The Ohio Valley Bank Company FREE! 0 ••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• •• w. =- . ,...,... uuow be!ltL . . . CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" . ' Aikalt CO., ,Ctoveland. , The sroom II a 81'ltllate ol K111ston lil&b School, and Kent .'' v Honored'On · 15th Birthday Grange Hall. The Uterary PJ'OII'Im Wlspre-. sented by the WortiiJ .Lecturer, Florence Trainer• on a patriotic theme, 1nd was as follows: "The Flag Goes B)';" MarY,. Walker: "Patriotic cr8ed," IJzzie Fannir~~: "Trouble a," Waneta Clark; "Think", by the lecturer; imitation of bird calls by Kenda Ward. A quiz was held by the lecturer an:l a pra,yer tor the closed the program. The degree of P01110111 will be held Sept 7 at the '-'rincftald Grange Hall tor lnopection. Prac· tlce will be Auguot 25. Potluck lunch followed tile meatinr. Tholllll8 Carol Hueholt Mrs. L. Evans Installed " 50% 0FF ZEBCO ROO & REEL sm UZ" Flborglass Rod 0106 Reel Menning Bow~~~en ....,._• D.ECrRIC FANS OnoPor Cod. Tho R~ SUNBEAM A Credit To Your Home ....t Your Buclget ,_.Rlams ••• . A Pull L... BASE.IALL @•G&.OV ·~n etAUS far TIF CR LeeiloerGrfp only •• S3.89 •• •• •• �·..... ' • > Timei"'~nUnel. Sunday, Election of Officers Just Between Held by Grange 'Weeds' Program Topic For GALUPOLIS - omcers were elected at a reeert Pomona mee~ Ing held at the IlunUngron grange hall Elected to serve ror the next two years were: Master, Ishmael Gillespie; Overseer, Everette Clark; Lecturer, Miry Walk· er; Steward, Willard Woodruff; Assistant steward, Daniel Evans; Chaplain, Marie Thomas; Treasurer, Maurice Thomas; Secretary, Kathleen Durst; Gate Keeper, Joe Dursl; Ceres, Edith Cornell; Pomona, Hazel Harmon; Flora, Marie McCulty; Lady Assistant Steward, Ruth Evans; Legislative Agent, Mauril-e Thomas; Executive Committee, T. F. Burleson, Willie Fanning, Edna Woodruff; Pianist, Florence Trainer; Horne Economics Chairman, Lizzie Fanning; and Youth Committee Chairman, Louise Greenlee. Installation or officers wiD be held October 7 at the Ohio Valley ' French City Gorden Club GALLIPOLIS - Plans tor the GaUla County Junior Fair Flow· er Show were discussed at the II French City Garden Club July meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harley George wllh Mrs. Florence Trainer as C()ohostess. Mrs. Harley George made an arrangement and read a poem In memory of Mrs. Oliver LJyle, Mrs, Clay Priestly and Mrs. form" in design. Mrs. Wymond. Bradbury made several arrangements as a workship for the nower show. Mrs. Harley George also had arra"*ements at the metlting. Mrs. John H, Heese, a member of the French City (.'lub, is the new Regional Director, Refreshments were served by hostesses. Gus Smith. (These were former members of the Garden Club.) Each member read a Bible verse - then the Lord's Prayer was given in unison. Roll call was answered by naming "My Pet Pee'o'e Weed." A letter was read asking for a wild flower name for the state, Daisy was chosen. Mrs. Lora Hackwort~ gave the program - ".'\ Little Guide to Common Weeds." She ga \'C name IDd description of c o m m on l¥eeds. WAJ-S to cope with common weeds are: 1. Hemovcw~eds -hoe, tiller, etc. i 2. t.:se a hea- mulch to smother them; 3. Use modern herbicides. Be sure to use according to directions. Mrs. Lora Hackworth did an arrangement illustrating "free vy . '· Vinton OES Seen and Heard Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wallace and fami.t,, Lou Ann, Gene, Jeai}o ene and Kent, of Boise, Idaho. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook. The Wallaces are visiting his brother, Orlyn, and sister, Susie Swisher, while in Gallia County. Mr. and Mrs. Jermings Lawless of Portsmouth recentl.Y \'isited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush of Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saunders and son Brent, left today for Myrtle Beach, S.C. They will be joined by their othtr son, Ronnie, Richard Haggert;y, Van Johnson and Jim Vornholt will spend the week with them. Miss SaJly Lyn SWain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swain has spent the past week in Columbu s with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen. Mrs. SWain VINTON - Vinton Chapter of and Miss VIcki Lloyd were in Eastern Star draped the altar in Columbus Friday and returned honor ct the past Worthy Grand with Sally on Saturday. Matron, Hazel H. Beach, at their recent meeting held at tl1e Masonic Temple. Worthy Matroo, Lovina Swisher and Worthy Patron, Maxwell Barnes presided. The flag was presented by Toria Comer. The treasurer's report was glven by Mary K. Stambaugh and communications w e r e read. Chapter closed in ritualistic form F,d the group adjoUrned to the ,._ GALLIPOLl"i - Miss Nannette , flal room for refreshments. McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McKenzie aiXI Miss SERVICEMAN'S ADDRESS GALLI PO LIS - Pvl Wi11iam Marcy E\'&ns, daughter of Mr. E. Wilson, Jr., former employee and Mrs. Tim Evans, are spendof the French City Press, is a ing two weeks vacation in Honopatient at the Ireland Arm,y llos~ lulu, Hawaii, visiting friends, pital, Fori. Knox, Ky. He will ~ec. S and Mrs. Larry M. Betz have a birthday on July 16. and daughter, Angie. Mrs. Betz is the daughter or Friends wishing to remember him with a card may do so bv Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Deckard sending it to Ward 8-A. · of Chillicothe Hd., and Spec. Betz, a dental technician at Trip-. lee Hosp ital in Honolulu, is a1so POLICE ARREST TWO from Gallipolis, He expects to be GALUPOLIS- Citypoliccardischarged this fall after having rested Joseph ll Cor nell, 41, served three years in the servDaJit.on, Friday night on a charge Ice. of driving while intoxicated and Miss P..'lcKenzie and Miss EvDebbie Lynn Kirk, 18, Charle s- ans spent July 6 arrl 7 in San ton, W, Va., soliciting after hours Francisco visiting Marty's aunt, without a license. Botll were re-- Louise Evans. While there they l•sed on bonds for appearance s took in points of interest in the liter in Gallipolis Municipal dty and visited Chinatown. Meet Held of Shrine Temple Honolulu Trip Token By Two Local Girls COur~ DON'T MISS THE Nell Brabham Miss Susan Allen Weds In Silk Organza Gown COLUMBUS - Miss Susan Kay l•.llen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl T. Allen, 791 E. Columbus St., former Gallipolis residents, became the bride of Bill Ray Jeltery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Jeffery, 979 Lockbo\Jrne Rd. on June 6 at the Westgale Methodist Church in Columbus. The Rev. Albert L. Sla~k read the \'OWs of the double ring ~-=·=·=·c·~;i~9·=·=·=·~::: ~ i! : : Events : SUNDAY DESCENDANTS of the Alex Church Family Reunion at 4-H Building at the Junior FaJrgrounds. MONDAY B AND PW CLUB wil1 meet Oscar's, G:30 p, m. Hostesses Thelma Neal and Jean Runyan. Program will be slides shown by Lola Mae Suiter. Reservations must be in by saturday mornil'l8. at TUESDAY LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 Annual Picnic on Fortification 1-liU, 6 p.m. Meeting at8p.m. at Temple. Bring table service and covered dish. KAY ROGERS MISSIONARY Society of the First Baptist Church will meet In the Fellowship room, 7:30 p. m, CORA GRANGE Inspection, SEW AND SO CLUB, 7 p, m. at the home of Rose Sheets. CLEARANCE SALE DRESSES e CO AT$ e SUITS SPORTS & SWIM-WEAR LINGERIE PRICED FOR IMMEDJilTE DISPOSAL WEDNESDAY LEGION AND LEGION Auxiliary, Vnit 27, 6:30p.m. Joint installation of new officers following a pot1ucksupper. Bring table service. GOLDEN IWLE CLASS Old Kyger Church will meet with Mrs. Ellen Spears, 1 p. m, OHIO VALLEY GRANGE, 8 p. m. Members bring cake and cold drink. Thurman Grange will be guests. POSTS HOND GALLIPOLIS - Ray Pemlngton, 31, Rt. I Gallipolis, posted a $34.>0 bond for an appear. ance July 22 In Gallipolis Mu. niclpal Court on a charge ot lntoxieatlon. He was arrested late Friday nll!llt by the GalUa County !Olerill's Department. BOOKS CLOSE SATURDAY GALLIPOLl~- Treasureroty M. Stewart today reminded Galli& County residents that tax books wtll close at noon next saturday, July 20, The tax books 1re now open for the coUeeUon or second half 1967 real estate taxes. ceremony al 7:30 p.m. Escorted b)' her father, the bride chose a gown of ivory silk organza and alencon lace in the A-line silhouette. She carried a cascade of wllite roses ' stephanotis and ivy, Mrs. Kenneth Seege was her sister's matron ofhonor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jacquelyn Wagner or Sulpher Springs, Mlss Anna Louise Rice or Mount Sterling, Miss Catherine Butcher of Kenton and Mrs, Robert Harvey or Greenfie1d. They wore match~ ing gowns or soft yellow organza, The hooor attendant carried a cascade of yeUow daisy pompoms, yellow roses and ivy, Julie Beth Seege was a Oawer gi rl, wearing a matching yellow dress and carrying a white lace basket or yellow daisy pompons. Kenneth Seege served as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Marsh, Lawrence Crothers, and Harry and Fletcher Je1Irey, brothers of the bridegroom. Daniel Sel!ge was ringbearer. A reception followed at Donka 's Provencial House. Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Jeff Marsh, sister of the bride aoo Mrs. Homer Swain o( Gallipolis, aunt of the bride. Relatives attending from Gallipolis were Mr. and Mrs, Homer Swain and daughter, Silly Lyn, Miss Gusta Rose, Mr. and Mrs. lloscoe Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Homaine and David and Pam. The bride is employed by Children's Hospital as a starr oorse. Mr. Jeffrey Is employed by Western Electric Co. Rio Grande Garden Club GALLIPOLIS - Wondall B, Thomas, Ohio Valley Bank, la one or 71 ba.ntwr studerta who will attend tile tilth IIIIIUal Ohio School of Installment Credit to be held July 14-19 at Kent state University, Kent, Ohio. The school Is comprised of a one-week session covering all aspects or installment lendln,g. During the week, the student• will also hear addresses trom leading bonkers and oducafDra. All sections ot the state wW be represented, accordlne to the sponsors, the OhJo Bankers Alsoclation. Iowa Girl Is 'Engaged to Wed Bob Mays NORTHUP - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley or OUUmwa, Iowa are armounclng the engagement oe her daughter, Becky Potter, to Bob Mays. Miii!IS Potter is a gracllate of Ottumwa lfigh School and is employed by the stardust Restaurants or Ottumwa. The wedding will be July 27 In the Uttle Brown Church in the Vale at Nashua Iowa . Mr. Mays attended Rio Grande College and is a grac:klate of Olrlo Universlt.}' with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is employed by the John Deere Ottumwa Works of Ottumwa Iowa. Ills parents are Mr. Mrs. Thurman Mays of Route 1 • Northup, program. The meeting was held at the home or Mr. and Mrs, James L. Clark. Mrs. Lewis gave points or historical interest and personal memories of each h001e. She had prepared a brochure on the homes alll these were presented to the me111bers• . MrS. ~erman Koby illdstntel! tile' brochure.' · · · · Plans were made for entries in the Gallla County Junior Fair F1ower Show. A brief memorial was given tor Mrs. Sidney Flldeiy and a book was presented to the Rio Grande College in her memory. Guests were Mrs. Charles Edwards of Amsterdam, a guest o! Mrs. Elmer McCirley, and Mrs. Marte McCarley of Wooster, o. ' .ION. AND TUES. . UPPER .·_.- STORE ~ ~~ -· COFFEE COAT .., ._,.s•,• rt .. 'o " " '"' -L--• . ~~ ' o .' DOZENS TO CHOOSE FROM FRILLS' AND PLAINS SOLIDS AND PRINTS COMPLETE SIZE RANGES and l~e $ Cream Social, Country Musi~ Juvenile Court Show are Planned TUPPERS PLAINS - An ice Cream Soclal and Country Music !ilow wiU be held on July 20 at the Tup,~~ers Plains Elemen-tary School urder sponsorship of the Women's Community Club. The show, at 8 p.m., will feature Harry Gorrell, Miss Linda Dennis and the Chlpperell~ Admission will be 25 cents and children under 12 tree. sate or ice cream will start at 5 p.m. and continue until all is sold. IT'S A FACT!! \ MORE SCHUlT MOIIII HOMIS AR£ SOLD IN OliO THAN ANY onu BECAUSE Ci SouT- YARD Goo..· ... eOesign •Durability • Dependability • Construction -Three Unes To Meet Your Needs eHbMESTEAD . •IMPERIALE Homes OTHEIS 1.97 •auality •cusTOM K&l Hawaii. . Two F'med In GALLIPOLIS - T w 0 state Highway Patrol cases were disposed of by Judge JohnW. Howell Saturday morning in Gallia eourr ty Juvenile Court. Judge Howell fined Roger Nickels, 16, Rt. 1 Oak HUI, $10 and costs for operating a tractor without a slow moving vehicle emblem. Clayton Johnson, Jr., 16, R~ I Gallli>olls, was fined $5 and costs on a charge or rfd.. ing as a passenger on a motorcycle without a head gear or protective eye device. Mr, and Mrs. Reid Otis Joh~ son, Rt. 1, Cheshire, announce the birth of their first ehlld, a daughter, born June 27, at Holzer Hospital. The new arrival weighed 6 pounds and 3 ounces and has been named Pamlla Sue. Maternal grandparents are l4r. and Mrs. Thomas R Davis, Rt. 2, G~llipolis, and the paternal Southernmost point of the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. United States 1• Kalae (South Otis Johnson, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Cape) on Haw ail Island Token on Tour of Homes RIO GRANDE - Mr~ Mary L. Lewis conducted m.,mbers or the Rio Grande Garden Club on a tour of the old homes racing the campus Thl!rsday for their July wm Attend School Of First Child ENGAGEMEijT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brabham, 524 Jackson Pike, are announcing the engagement of their yOWJgest daughter, Nell, to SP4 W, Hoyt MUler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, 517 Magnolia Drive. Miss Brabham ts a 1968 gradlLI.te of Gallia Academy High School.. She is presently employed at the State Department of Motor Vehicles in Columbus. Mr. Miller, a 1966 graduate of GalUa Academy High School, is presently stationed at Ft. Knox, )()', W0(kling plans are incomplete, Mrs. Bill Ray Jeffrey 8 p, m. STOREWIDE aaa Announce Birth VALUES TO 66C YAID SAVE i/2 OJ·MOll- yaiiM fll'll!· 1 • As Cora WSCS President s 'I j ' GALLIPOLIS - Highlight · of the Cora Women's Society meettrw Thursday was lnslallauon of ottleers. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. nomerShriver. A covered dish dhmer was aerved at noon to members and the following guests: Jane Ann Morgan, Mrs. Anmbell B a 11, Mrs. Robert Ball 1M Sue Ellen, Regtra Akers, Linda Shriver, Cynthia Niday and Jell Gilbert Following the singing of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go," Mrs. David Altb:er presented 1 lovely Installation ceremony and Installed tile follcovlng ofl!cers: President, Mrs. Lawrence Evans; Vice-President, Mrs. Lawrence Akers; Secretary, Mrs. John R Morgan; Treasurer, Mrs. stanley Wood; Christian Social Relations, Mrs. Vic Niday; Mis-sionary Education and service, Mrs. Paul Burnette, and Spiri~ ua1 Growth, Mrs. Horner Shriver. Mrs. Stanley Woo:l conducted a 8hort business meeting. Twelve sick calls were reported. Mrs. Wood announced that a workshop was being held at Camp Francis Asbury, August 29. She urged everyone to attend. The hymn, ' 1 0pen Mine Eyes That I May See,.. was sung. Mrs. Melvin Gilbert read l'rom scrip.. ture Proverbs 3:1-13. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Wood Jed a discussion on the "Modern Women's Struggle For Personal Identity," s h e Us By Pat Houek presented some ot the eondic~ ing images and increaaing preasures with which the modern w~ man's struaJes. It was emphasized that dle discovery of personal tdentity is only pooslble in relationship to others and to God. The program closed with the Lord's Prayer. The next meeting will be a famIly picnic wltil Falli\Y JO:IOS, Mrs. Paul Owen Today we have inatant coffee, Instant tea and instant breakfast&. But the best "lnstant" to come alQqJ tn our 1re1 iD Jlllny years ta the "Instant pio,yground," a proJect sponsored by the GaUipolls Junior Women'o Club. · Believe me, when that redhaired, southern gal Vlralnla ·rvE HEARD many comment• ....., tackles somethlni. she pta llbout how nice It 11 to ha.. a It dooe. !Ole Is chairman of the poatmalter who hal been arw."..d Family Life eommlttee of JWC town a while. The c:ute81 otory which hid charge of the proJect. rve heard recently wao about RODNEY - Mrs. Paul Owen I don't mean to take lll)'lhirw the letter addressed to 14 Gr1Jld. was hostess Cor the July meeting IWif from other JWC members ma" wft:}l just the last name and of the Rodney Women's Society ,who '"'rked many boors .., t h e iddress. Ill a big town ycxr can of Christian Service, Thursday. proJect. But any proJect the alze l>et that letter wouldn't be deThe meeting opened wlth the ~ thia one, needfl a good leader. theme song, '~Whisper A PrayUvered. A community activity lnvolv· er." lq as many people as "Instant Annabelle Ball gave dewtions, ANOTHER SfORY I heard Wll Pla.YCIU&nda" ts a worthwhile ... I don't like to use the word reading !rom Psalm 100. She 11labor and It enrlcheo the lives cute, or charming, but can't think so read an article tiUed, ' 4Nu,g· of those who, through it give of the ril!llt acijectlve. Someone gets," and ended her devotions • little or themae)vea, and a was talking to a llUie elderly by offering a prayer. little of their time so oomeone C<JUple, agecl 88 ami 86. The sub. Roll call was answered by Mrs. Denis David Squire alae will have a beUer environ- Ject ol how long they had l>een eleven members naming a disment. ciple. The society welcomed a married came up. It turned out new member, Mrs. Gerald D, to be 6ll yean. The man llllllled DID YOU ever notice how peo- a blg smile and quipped, "Yes, sayre. ple aeemtowatchgrowingthtngs? that meana rve Uved with her Minutes of the previous meetOn my way to work JII.W a per- for 22,000 days." The woman ing were read and approved. lOft out looking at a garden, broke In and laid, "But rve Each committee chairman reami I know othen that just stand lost part of the tlme." (She had ported on the visitation calls she and look at the things tha.y are IIUft'ered a stroke and her mem ~ had made. erowtng, almost like they coold ory was not as good a 11 it had During the business meeting, PROSPECT - Miss Mary &!Baskets or white gladiolus, feaee them change form. I guess been.) Jean Gillispie made the motion san Seehrist, daughter of Mr. verfew, and daisies; sevenit's as good an occupation 11, that the societs make a donation I counted 62 times 365 and say ... bird watching or girl came up with 22,630. I knoW It and Mro. Robert Sechrist, 146 branch candelabra entwined with for the remodeling or the par· watching ... well, maybe not as would be a few less than that Woneer Valley Rd., Bristol, ivy and trimmed with white satin son&ge. lntare&tlng as the !all (at Ieaat because oC leap yeara but I aort Tenn., former GaJilpolis resi - bows were placed on each side or Mrs. Earl Roberts presented dents, became the bride of Denis the altar. The pews were marked to tile fallas.) the program on .. Youth, SOCiety's of think he loot a few days too. lt'J a red letter day when a I gue11 that's excusable when David SI;Jilre, son of Mr. and with satin bows. Untapped Resources," and she Mrs. Robert Squire, Burton, Given in marriage by h e r penon learns something or has you're 88 )'ears old. also spoke on "Antrew," one or Ohio, June IS at 4:30 In the af- rather, the bride wore a floora chance to see something he has the apostles. ternoon at Prospect, Ohio. Zion length, imported ivory peau de never seen before. Mrs. Joe Miller offered the United Church of Christ soie gown. It featured a bateau ENO - In the absence oC the closing prayer. During ley visit to the J\rto The Rev . John Kim read the neckline, long sleeves pointed president, Mrs. AM Chapman and Crafto Festival I aaw thread The August meeting or the sovows or the double ring cere. at the wrists, self-covered but- presided over the Eno Ladies ciety will be held at the church IIJlUil on a spinning wheel and REUNION ANNOUNCED mony. tons, cathedral length train at Aid Society meeting. Misses with each member bringing a fbr the first time In ~ey lire 1 The seventh Annual Muaaer .. Soloist, Mra. Carl Oehler, the back waist. Her veil was of Blanche and Gladys Frederick covered dish and sharing the r~ II.YI' a potter "throw a got." Russell reunion will be held at The only thing my family re- Portland Park near Pomeroy, sang, "Pil Never Walk Alone, u ivory French illusion edged with were hostesses for the aU-day cipe. gretted about the whole day was Sunday, July 21. A basket dinner "Oh, Promise Me," ''Entreat Me lace attached to a seed pearl event. Refreshments were served bJ.' Not to Leave Thee," and "Wed- crown. The opening song was, "The the hostess to all present. missing the West Virginia beano wlll be enjoyed at noon. ding Pra,yer." Her Dowers, acascadeotwhite Wa:J of the Cross Leads Home." and com bread. daisies, feverfew and ivy, were Tl)8 Lord's Pra,yer was repeatplaced on a white satin covered ed by the group. Devotions from World's Jargest collection of Bible, a gift or her paternal Psalms were read by the hos- dinosaur remains is in DinoSTATE BANK NO. 130 grandmother. i\s she walked down tess. saur Park. Alberta. Canada. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Readings were given by Miss the aisle she gave .a nowerWher Gladys Frederick, "Old Glory"; mother. Matron or honor was Mrs. Da- and Mrs. Marie Frederick, ••1 vid C. Underwood, Lawrence, am Your Flag.'' Kendra Ward of GaUipolls lo tile State of Ohio at the close of buslne81 oo June 30, 1968. Kansas, sister of the bride. She sang, "Marching, Marching." Roll was called and minutes wore a white dotted swiss floorASSETS of the last meeting were read length princess style dress with CUh, balances with other banks, and cash items in puffed sleeves, and a crownless by the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. process of collection •••••.• , •••••••••••.•••• $1,289,774.13 picture hat of the same mater- Ora Kemper. Guests were Mrs. United States Govermuent obliptioos • • . • • • • • . • . . . • • • 4,802,375.07 ial as the dress. Her fiowers Grace S'laver, Columbus, and Obligations of states andpollticalsubdlvlsiool.......... 1,755,2:10.60 were a colonial bouquet of yel ~ Kendra Ward and Tanunl Black. Other securltiea (lncludlrw $1.00 corporate otocka). • • • • • • 1.00 low daisies and yellow accessorOther readinga were, "Thank Other Joana aDd cllscounta ••• , •••.•• , • • • • • • • • • . • • • 9,199,154.37 God Cor Dirty Dishes" and "Lities. Bank premises, turnlture and dxtures, and other Bridesmaids were Miss Rue tle Town." During the recreaaueta representirw bank premises ••••••••••••• , 352,6115.22 Ann Porter, and Miss BobbiHar- tion period, contests were conOther 1saet1 , ••.••••••• , • , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 8.089.57 ter, college roommates or the ducted and prizes won by Mrs. TOTAL ASSETS, ..•••...•••••••....•.••• , , ... $17,407,229.96 bride. Bot.~ were dressed In pale Goldie SWisher and Mrs. Vera yellow dotted swiss and wore Miles. LIABJUTIES The closing prayer was glvhats of the same material. Demand clepooita ollndlvldualo, partaersbipa, and Additional bridesmaids were en by Mrs. Rosetta Jones and corporaUona •••••••••••••••••••••.••••.• $4,209,840.18 Miss Mary Jill Hones, PMspect, closing song was .. Precious Time and &avlllll deposita olludlvld,..s, cousin of the bride, and Mlss Name." partaerlh!ps, and corporationl • • • • , •••••••••• 10,994,134.24 The Auguat meeUng will be Sallle Davis. Gallipolis. 0., high Depo.oita of United Stateo Govermnent • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 222,046.61 school friend. Both were dressed held at the home or Mrs. Marie • SUN GLASSES? Deposita of States alii political aubdlvlalons • • • • • • • • • • 398,107.50 ln mint green doUed swt ss sim- Fredrickson on Aug. 6. : FOSTER GRANT IJepooits of commercial btMo • • • , • • , • . • • • • . • • • • • 5, 476.56 ilar to the matron or honor's, • • .......0 Certillod and olllcero' checko, etc•••••••••••• , • • • • 93,287.75 and matching accessories. • 69c TOTAL DEPM'I'S ••••• , , , , •••• $15,922,892.84 All attendants wore pearls,· • • ... , 100 (a) Total demand dopoolta • • • • • • • 4,928, 758.60 State University. While attenda gilt of the bride. (b) Total time and &avi!IKS deposita 10,994,134.24 1.~ Belt man was James ScJ,dre, Ing John Marshall L\IW School :• • .... uo Other liabilities (lncllldiDe $nonelll011pps and other UaDI on In Cleveland, he lo employed Columbus, cousin of the groom. bonk premises and other reileotatel... • • • • • • . • • • • • 362,205.18 2.09 Ushers were Allen Squire, Da- as a computer operator at Cen- • TOTAL LIABIUTIES •••••••.••••••.••••..•••••• $16,285,098.02 tral National Bank, Cleveland. : The Finest In vid Underwood, Thomu Sochriat out of town auests were from 0 StyleeColorePrlce ami Donald Wood. · CAFIT AL ACCOUNTS The bride's mother wore a Cleveland, Burtoo, Galllpolis, CGnmon stock - total par Yllue • , • , • , , •• , ••• , • , • , •• 360,000.00 Beginner dress, coat and hat of printed Columbus, Marlon, Toledo, CamNo. sharea authorized - 86,900 bridge, Cincinnltl, lfiram, Mansor Pro voile with green accessories and No. ahlres outatandlrw - 36,000 field; MeclwtQ', Parkersburg, and yellow clmbldlum orchids. SUrplus •••••• , •••••••• , ••• , • , , , • -. • • • • • • • • • • 540,000. 00 The groom's mother wore Pl. Pl. . ., W. VL UndiYlded proftta • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 222,131.94: green sUk trimmed with lace TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••••••.•••...•• , ••••• 1,122,13L94 and yellow orchids. TOTAL LIABIL1T1ES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••••.... 17,407,229.96 The receiving line was set up .. GIITSCM on the lawn, and the receptim MEMORANDA was held at the church. T h e ' Guit•r •nd Sound Average of total depolits tor the 15 calondar dayo bride's table was centered with Here's the Booklet you ~ wttb call date •••• $15,826,736.25 Equipment For Youl a flvMiered cake, topped with Read About in LIFE Averqe of totallcana for the 15 calendar days white daiaies. Dalaies aloo cirendllll with call date • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 91223,495.53 cled the punch bowls. Aoalstlng McGNgOr Loena u 1hoWn tn Item 7 ot "A1aetl" are after deG&etlon with the bride's table were Mra. of ¥11\atioa reMtWa of •••••••••• , ••••••••• , • 178,350.07 William McPherson, Mrs. Ernest Gast, Ml&l Pamela Greer and SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Bodmltton Peggy Stoll. Hostesses were Jen .. Pledpd aneta and 1ecurlti01 loaned (1p>k value): 1\Y Jones, Jud,y Ram, Sally Prose Ol U. S. Govarnmant obiiptiono, direct,and auarant.eod, Sell and WendY Malik. t>Jadpd w seeuro dt1101lll and other llabllltieo •••••••1,089,39L3~ A dlmer wao held loilowlng Tells You TOT AI, • • • , • , •••••• ,' •• , , • , •••• , ••••••••••••$1,089,3tL38 the reception and Miss Ju~ Kendall reilitered t11e auesta at a 1, Solwyo H. Whita, Vice Pn-.went llll1 CUhier of the u.o-med bank, table covered witil a white em. do aollllllllr alllrm tijl( lido ropotl ol coodltlon Ia true and correct, to the broidered eloih on which a sinbeat ofiiiJ knoiifedell""' At fOil• gle yellow rose II\ a sUver vase Sulmark Rock of Aps 'llorroet - ~·t was piaeed. Authorlied Dealer . wt'd be The bride changed to a trav- · . h to 1ivo you a tree copy ellng oulllt oC blue ptlnted voUe , dn!sa witllbiuo aecesoorlea. . .• The · new Mrs. Soiulre .Is a · grdlate of Ga!Ua Aeadomyi and · attelldod · IUram Col_le&t. !lie Ia l)l't.mly eri1p!Q¥ed at nt........ Miss Mary Susan Sechrist Is Bride of Denis Squire Hostess For Rodney WSCS GALLIPOLIS - Mill CUGI llueholt ceieb<atedher 15th.blril>day Tuosda.Y eveni1111 with a..,..... !JUt held at her par.,.•• iqle "" Hedgswood Drive. The girls went mlntaldre ...U· lng and returned to the ""-"olt home lor relrea-. and the7 also plo,yed reeor<IL Guests were the Mls•• Pam 14J8gied, CetiiJ Miller, LiD nen. Man Hoot, and 1!111)' SUo Dalley. .' c- IIISS CARYL GUINTHER Caryl Guinther Is Ins true tor joining Hawall to the States. POMEROY - Miss Caryl Olintiler. daumrter of Mr. ami Mrs. Eddie Ollnther of Gallipolis, for· merly ot ayraeuse, gracl.lated re.. centiy from the Nationwide Beau. b' Academy In Columbus, ami will begin there this Call as an Instructor. A gra<Uate ol the Gallla Academy lfigh School, class ol1967. Miss Guinther In addluon to reg. war training at the school took advanced work In hair styling. Emphasis of tile advanced train· ing was on the pivot point sys- tem, a new method or President Benjamin HIITI· son was criticized for aaking the Senate to ratify a treaty styling. During her training, M I s s Guinther won recognition for teeJmi(JleB in hair rinses and sell ~ ing. Unite~ EnrolliiDW (or -. -&ptember Clasw ~;_;... ___________ GBC Is the Trl.state'o - Bual- Col .... of Dlatlnctlan ·--o;:.;,'d,.;w-· GraduatM Ex.... The Supply -p;.intonn.HOn•.r.rcatlrlag write, call or -----.Y!Il-r.---. GalllpOII . .... ColesJ•. U64167 Eno Ladies Aid Group Meets At Fredrick Home Pf.adanl Poinl & Motor Lodt!e . Nerth •• Itt. 62 . . . Poiftf PleoNiftf, West Virtini• Enjoy h~:~u lille ..,,j vnhtue 11 .. 1"11 1., o Nloftt. W....... , ., WHk Gl W..t Virglnla 'o ~111 ond "'-'' IIICiiMm L~xwy u,q. , . , A True HO\IOAY lo onlv a hw II'IIIM •-Y . . . DiM In"'- ............ D'a• ftlom and Club In tho StMII(Iht rMO!I both Vftd., ltit o.Nn'l~ Dom• . Li•o In Lu ..urloul , _ , IHKII whh an un-1 dKor . , . 6wlm ... Golf ... ..,~., liM 111 Pltor~lllnl Palm .. wrt .. , JIPb. ''"'' U .JO ,;,,1,, $U .50 dollblt ... • Air ltrt, Facllilin • Traal• C.rW • Gall «A•I'M Prl.-lkns . e Olr•t~le l.t••l'f Poel • Ct•a. a C..natl l11tnr11t Wadtnr Potol ior Hac-krl • Cell.,...,tHa Pullltha MUSIC for your listening BOO dancing pleasure Thurs., Frl .an:l Sat. evenings. The Ohio Valley Bank Company FREE! 0 ••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• •• w. =- . ,...,... uuow be!ltL . . . CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" . ' Aikalt CO., ,Ctoveland. , The sroom II a 81'ltllate ol K111ston lil&b School, and Kent .'' v Honored'On · 15th Birthday Grange Hall. The Uterary PJ'OII'Im Wlspre-. sented by the WortiiJ .Lecturer, Florence Trainer• on a patriotic theme, 1nd was as follows: "The Flag Goes B)';" MarY,. Walker: "Patriotic cr8ed," IJzzie Fannir~~: "Trouble a," Waneta Clark; "Think", by the lecturer; imitation of bird calls by Kenda Ward. A quiz was held by the lecturer an:l a pra,yer tor the closed the program. The degree of P01110111 will be held Sept 7 at the '-'rincftald Grange Hall tor lnopection. Prac· tlce will be Auguot 25. Potluck lunch followed tile meatinr. Tholllll8 Carol Hueholt Mrs. L. Evans Installed " 50% 0FF ZEBCO ROO & REEL sm UZ" Flborglass Rod 0106 Reel Menning Bow~~~en ....,._• D.ECrRIC FANS OnoPor Cod. Tho R~ SUNBEAM A Credit To Your Home ....t Your Buclget ,_.Rlams ••• . A Pull L... BASE.IALL @•G&.OV ·~n etAUS far TIF CR LeeiloerGrfp only •• S3.89 •• •• •• �Election of Officers Held by Grange 'Weeds' Program Topic For ' ' French City Garden Club GALLIPOLIS - Plans for the Gallia Coulty Junior Fair Flower Show were discussed at the French City Garden Club July meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harley George wilh Mrs. FJorence Trainer as C()oo.hostess. Mrs. Harley George made an arrangement and read a poem In memor)' of Mrs. Oliver Llyle, Mrs. Clay Priestly and Mrs. form" tn design. Mrs. Wymond Bradbury made several arrangements as a workship for the flower show. Mrs. Harley George also had arra~ements at the meeting. Mrs. John H. Reese, a mem· ber of the French City Club, is the new Regional Director. R~ treshrnents were served by hostesses. Guy Smith. (These were former members of the Garden Club.) Each member read a Bible verse - then the Lord's Prayer was given in unison. Roll calJ was answered by naming "My Pet Peeve Weed.'' A letter was read asking for a wild flower name for the state, Daisy was chosen. Mrs. Lora Harkworth gave the program - "A Little Guide to Common Weeds." She gave name Uld description of c o m m o n ~Veeds. Ways to t:ope with common weeds are: 1. Remove weeds -hoe, tiller, etc.; 2. Use a heavy mulch to smother them; 3, Use modern herbicides. Be sure to use according to directions, Mrs. Lora Hackworth did an arrangemenl illustrating "free Vinton OES Seen and Heard Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wallace and family, Lou Ann, Gene,Jean- ene and Kent, of Boise, Idaho. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook The Wallaces are visiting his brother, Orlyn, and sister, Susie Swisher, while in Gallia County. Miss SaJiy Lyn Swain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer SWain has spent the past week in Columb!JS with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen. Mrs . .9Rain VINTON - Vinton Chapter of and Miss VJck.i Lloyd were in Eastern Star draped the altar ln Columbus Friday and returned honor ol the past Worthy Grand wl th Sally on Saturday. Matron, Hazel H. Beach, at their recent meeting held at the Masonic Temple. Worth.Y Matron, Lovina SWisher and Worthy Patron, Maxwell Barnes presided. ·~ The Oag was presented by Torla Comer. The treasurer's report was given by Mary K, Stambaugh and communications were read. Chapter closed In ritualistic form the group adjournedtotheSOGALLIPOLIS - Miss Nannette flal room for refreshments. McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McKenzie arrJ MJss SERVICEMAN'S i\DDRESS GALUPOLIS - Pvt. William Marty Evans, daughter of Mr. E. Wilson, Jr., former empJoyee and Mrs. Tim Evans, are spend· of the French Cit.Y Press, is a ing two weeks vacation in Hono,Patient at the Ireland Army Hos- lulu, Hawaii, visiting frieOOs, pital, Fort Knox, K,y. He will ~ec. 5 and Mrs. Larry M Betz lave a birthday on July 16. and daughter, Angie. FrlerrJs wishing to remember Mrs, Betz is the daughter of him with a card may do so by Mr. arx:l Mrs. Keooall Deckard sending it to Ward 8-A. of Chillicothe Rd., and Spec. Betz, a dental technician at Trip-. lee Hospital in Honolulu, is also POLICE ARREST TWO from Gallipolis. He expects to be GALUPOLIS - Cilspolicea.r- discharged this fall after having rested Joseph H. CorneU, 41, served three years In the servDayton, Frida_y night on a charge ice. of driving while intoxicated and Miss McKenzie aOO Miss Ev· Debbie Lynn Kirk, 18, Charlesans spent JuJy 6 am 7 In san ton, W. Va.,solicltlngafterhours Francisco visiting Marty's aunt, without a Jicense. Both were re- Louise Evans. WhUe there they lllaed on borrJs for appearance s took in points of interest In the Uter In GaWpolls Municipal city and visited Chinatown. Meet Held at Shrine Temple Honolulu Trip Taken By Two Nell Brabham Mrs. Bill Ray Jeffrey Miss Susan Allen Weds In Silk Organza Gown COLUMBUS - Miss Susan Kay AIJen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Allen, 791 E. Columbus ~""1.1 former Gallipolis residents, became the bride of Bill Ray Jeffery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charle s G. Jeffery, 979 Lockbourne Rd. on June 6 at the Westgate Methodist Church in Columbus. The Rev. Albert L. staCk read the vows of the double ring Local Girls fHi Coorl DON'T MISS THE SUNDAY DESCENDANTS of the Alex Church Family Reunloo at 4-H Building at the Junior Fair ~ grounds. MONDAY B AND PW CLUB will meet at Oscar's, 6:30 p, m. Hostesses Thelma Neal and Jean Runyan. Program will be slides shown by LoJa Mae Suiter. Reservations must be in by Saturday morning. TUESDAY LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 Annual Picnic on Fortification HIU, 6 p.m. Meeting at8p.m, at Temple. BringtabJe service and covered dish, KAY ROGE~5 MISSIONARY Society of the First Baptist Church will meet in the Fellowship room. 7:30 p. m. CORA GRANGE Inspection, 8 p, RL SE W AND SO CLUB, 7 p, m. at the home of Rose Sheets. STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE DRESSES e COATS e SUITS SPORTS & SWIM-WEAR LINGERIE PRICED 1'011 IMMEDIATE .DISPOSAL WEDNESDAY LEGION AND LEGION Auxiliary, Unit 27, 6:30 p. m. Joint installation ofnewofficers rollowing a potluck supper. Bring table serv:lce. GOLDEN RULE CLASS, Old Kyger Church Will meet with Mrs. Ellen Spears, 1 ,p:. m. 01110 VALLEY GRANGE, 8 p, m. Members bring cake and cold drink. Thurman Gnnge will be guests. POSI'S BOND GALLli'QLIS - Ray Penningtoo, 37, Rt. I Gallipolla, posted a $34.50 bond lor an appear. ance July 22 In Gallipolis Mo. I• ceremony at 7:30p.m. Escorted by her father, the bride chose a gown of ivory silk organza and alencon lace in the A-line silhouette. She carried a cascade of white roses. stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Kenneth Seege was her • •s matron ofhonor. Bridesstster maids were Mi ss Jacquelyn Wagner of Sulpher Springs, Miss Anna Louise Rice of MountSterl· if\::, Miss catherine Butcher of Kenton and Mrs. Robert Harvey of Greenfield. They wore match· ing gOWns of soft yellow organza. · The honor attendant carried a cucade of yeJlow daisy pompoms, yellow roses and ivy. Julie Beth Seege was a Oower girl, wearing a matching yellow dress and carrying a white lace basket of yellow daisy pompons. Kenneth Seege served as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Marsh, Lawrence Crothers, and Harry and Fletcher Jeffrey, brothers of the bridegroom. Daniel Seege was ringbcarer, A receptionfoJICMedatDonka's Provenclal House. Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Jeff Marsh, sister of the bride am Mrs. Homer Swain of Gallipolis, aunt of the bride. ReJatives attending from Gal· lipolis were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swain and daughter, sally Lyn, Miss Gusta Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Allen, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Uomaine and David and Pam. The bride is employed by Children's Hospital as a staff nurse. Mr. JeffreJ is employed by Western Electric Co. Thomas Will Attend SebooJ GALLIPOLIS - Wendell II, Thomas, Ohio VaUey Boak, 11 one of 71 banker students who will attend the ftflh 11UN11 Ohio Sehool of Installment Crecllt to be held July 14-19 It Kent State Uni versit~·• Kent, Ohio. The school Is C0rt11Jrbed of 1 one-week session coverina an aspects of Installment lendJnc, During the week, the studento will a~so hear addresae,j from leading bankers lnd oducltorB. All secUons of the otate wUI be represented, according to the sponsors, the Ohio Bankers Al-soclaUon. Taken on BOOKS CL= SATURDAY GALLIPOLIS - Treasurer Oty M. stewart toda.r reminded Gal1111 County residents that tax books will close at noon next saturday, July 20, The tax books are now open for the eolleetton zer Hospital. The new arrival weighed 6 pourrJs and 3 ounces and has been named Pamala Sue. Maternal grllndparenta are Hr. and Mrs. Thomas R Davis, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, and the paternal Southernmost point of tbe granq,arents are Mr. and MrB. United States is Kalae (South Otis Johnson, Rt. I, Cheshire. Cape) on H a w a I i Island _ Hawaii. Tour of Homes Iowa Girl Is 'Engaged to r•-·- ·· ·'-· '· :.1.: .;.' .....·..;, COFFEE COAT SWI ...;~'";.};., Vale at Nashua, , ,i,- FRILLS' AND PLAINS SOLIDS AND PRINTS Iowa. Juvenile Court Show are Planned COMPLETE SIZE RANGES TUPPERS PLAINS - An Ice Cream Social and Cwntry Music Show will be held on July 20 at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School under sponsorship of the Women's community Club. The show, at 8 p.m., will faa. ture Harry Gorrell. Miss Linda Dennis and the Choj)llOl'ells. Admission will be 25 centsmichil· dren under 12 tree. SIJe of tee cream will start at 5 p.m. and continue until all is sold. YARD GOODS Highlight ol presented some ot the contlict~ GALLIPOLIS - Mif• Canll ing Images and Jncreasing prelIJueholt celebrMed bar 15th~ sures with which the modern w~ i~ Thursday was installation ot day Tueodll' eveniiiC will! • eoofo. omcers. The meeti~ waa held man's atrugglea. It wu emphaout held II her parents' ·' - COl at the home of Mrs. Homer Shriv- sized that the discovery of perHodgowood ort.... · sonal identity Ia onl.Y poaalblt er. The girlo went mllUIIlro! JIOUin relationship to others and to A covered dish dirmer was lnrl and returned to tile H""""'t served at noon to members and God. The program closed with home lor rerroahmento and \beJ the following guests: Jane Ann the Lord's Prayer. also pll,yed recordL · The next meeting wUI boa famMorgan, Mrs. AnnaiJeU B a II, Gueats were the MJaY• Pam Mrs. Robert BallaOO Sue Ellen. IJ,y picnic with Fanny Jo:M>s. Magglod, Cathy Miller, L1il cRegina Akers, Linda Sllriver, non. Mary Hout, and BWy Sue Cynthia Niday and Jefi Gllllert MISS CARYL GUINTHER llliley. Following the singing of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go," Mrs. David Altizer presented a lovely lnstallltion ceremony and President Benjamin Harrison was criticized for asking lnatalled the foll'"'lllll officers: the Senate to raUfy a treaty President, Mrs. Lawrence Evjoining Hawaii to the United an&i Vice-President. Mrs. Law· States. renee Akers; secretary, Mrs. POMEROY - Miso Caeyl QllnJohn R. Morgan; Treasurer, Mrs. RODNEY - Mrs. Peul OWen tller, daul!hter d Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood; Christian Soctal was hostess for the July meeting Eddie Guinther of Gallipolis, rorRelations, Mrs. Vic Niday; Missionary Education and Service, of the Rodney Women•s SOciety meriy or aYracuae, graduated re· Mrs.. Paul Burnette, and Spirit- ot Christian Service. Thursday. cently from the NaUoowble Beauty Academy In C<>lumbus, and ual Growth, Mrs. Homer Shriv- The meeUng ~ned wltll the will begin there this fall as an ,GBC lo the Trt-Sta...a theme song, "Whisper A Pray· er. lnstl'Uctor. Bual,... Col.... of Mrs. Stanley Wood conducted a er." A gramate of the Gallla AcadDltlillcllon Annabelle Ball gave devotions, short business meeting. Twelve emy HJ8Il School, cia so of 1967, ·--~rorvc-. reading frmn Psalm 100. She alsick calls were reported. Mrs. Groclutot11 Ex.,... Wood announced that a workshop so read an article titled, .,Nug- Mlu Guinther in addition to regwas being held at Calq) Francis gets, .. and ended her devotions ular training at tile school took TIM Supply advanced work lD hair styling. by offering a prayer. Asbury. August 29. She urged -~:;:r.;t~m..•·.-.rRoll call was answered by Emphasis of the advancod train· everyone to attend ~o, write, ... , er The hymn, "Open Mine Eyes eleven members naming a dis- tng was on the pivot point sy S· ;.Y~x--That I May See," was sung. Mrs. ciple. The soclet;y welcomed a tern, a new method of styling, During her training, M l s • MelVin Gilbert read from scrip.. new member, Mr~. Gerald D. Guinther won recognition tor tw-e Proverbs 3:1-13. Prayer Sayre. techni.CJ.~eti in hair rinses and sell· Minutes of the previous meetwas offered by Mrs. Gilbert. Jng, Mrs. Wood led a discussion on ill: were read and approved. the "Modern Women's struggle Each committee chairman reFor Personal ldentitJ." S h e ported on the visitation calls she had made. During the business meeting, Jean GiJUspie made the motion that the society make a donation for the remodeling of the parsonAge. Mrs. Earl Roberts presented the program on "Youth, Society's Untapped Resources," and she also spoke on" Andrew,tt one of the apostles. Mrs. Joe Miller offered the ENO - In the absence or the closing prayer. president, Mrs. Arm Chapman The August meeting of the so& Motor Lodge presided over the Eoo Ladies ciety will be held at the church NIM'tft 11!111 Rt. 62 . .. PIM11t "-c.M.t, W"t Yifllfti• (~~~~ EUlllhltlt omd 11nlaw I!Yino ftt o Night, WMbnd, fit W... Aid Society meeting. Mlases with each member bringing a fit Wtlt VIrgin!• "• "-wall att4 Mnt ~ luxury Ledflt . , . It Blanche and Gladys Frederick covered dish and sharing the reTr.,. HOliDAY io on\., a f.ew mil" O'f'(lr . , . Dine 1ft 1M~ D"o• fOOm etftd Cll!b lrt th• Stc~rligt!t root~~ bo!h llftller ._ o.Mnlc were hostesses for the all-day cipe. o- . liva il't lu,.url••n - • .ch wllh 11111 u - 1 -.... ... Swim ... Golf ... ltl'loY lik al ""Nnl Pain! 1-rt ... Ptic .. event. Refreshments were served by 1latl Sf.J:Iolntll, $11 .50 da..ola . .. 01 The opening song was, The the hostess to all present. I Air 8triJ Fulhtlll • T111nl1 C.rtl Way of the Cross Leads Home." • GoU Coaru Prt•U.-s e Oll'11Pk B•laalnr r ..l • Chtlt • G..raet a.&llarut T~a Lord's Pr13er was repeatWMlftJ P•l lor Ynapta"l e COD"O'Ibtiell Padlltt. ed by the group. DeYotions from World's largest coHection of MUSIC for your listening and dancing pleasure Thurs., Psalms were read by the hos- dinosaur remains is in DinoFrl and sat. evenings. tess. saur Park, Alberta. Canada. Readings were given by Miss Gladys Frederick, "Old Glory"; and Mrs. Marte Frederick, "I am Your Flag.'' Kendra Ward sang, "Marching, Marching." Roll was called and mlnutes of the last meeting were read by the ~cretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ora Kemper. Qlests were Mrs. Grace ~ver, Columbus, and Kendra Ward and Tanuni Black, A Price For Any Plu1 Other readings were, "Thank God for Dirty Dishes" and "Lit- : 1be CREDIT tle Town." During the recrea- 0 You Can AHIIrd THE SIZE tion period, contests were conTHE EASY ducted and prizes won by Mrs. e eBENRUS CRBHT TBtM5 Goldie SWisher and Mrs. Vera : eLONGENS TIHin Cradlt Jewolon. Miles. : eBULOVA The closing prayer was givYour Aulhorbad en by Mrs. Rosetta Jones and • find Yours In Ovr closing song was "Precious o WI. Seloction Of Keepsake H11O.ler Them! Name.,. : FINE WATOIESI The August meettng will be held at the home of Mrs. Marie • SUN GLASSU? Mlflni"'J lowiMII Fredrickson on Aug. 6. : FOSTER GRANT ZEBCO o oR... I.OD GALLIPOLIS - Us By Pat Houek Today we have lnataat cotree, lostant tea and lostant breakflata. But the best ulnstant,. to come almw In our are1 In many years 11 the "Instant pll,)oground," 1 project oponsored by the GaUipollo J un1... women's Club. · Believe fne, when that red. haired, oouthem gal Vlrllnla PVE HEARD 1111DY commento ~ tackleuomelhlng, llhe pta about oow nice It 11 to have 1 It done. She 11 chairman of the poatmaller who hu been around Fomlly Lire committee or JWC town a while. The cutest sll>ey which had charge of the project. Pve heard recently was abwt I don't mean to lake lliY!hing the letter addreaaed to 11 Grandaw-.,. from other JWC memben ma" with just the lao! name and 1Wbo worked IJliiJ1 hours 011 t h e addreoa. In a big town you can project. But any project tho olze bet that letter woulm't be deol. thls one, need a a pxlleader, livered. A community acUvll,y IDvoJv. lq 111 many people 81 "lnltant ANOTHER SfORY I heard waa PIIJP'OI.mda" is a worthwhile ... 1 don't like to uae the word labor and it enrtchea the lives cute, or c:harming, but can't tbink al those who, lhroutlh It ghe of the right adjective. Someone a little or themselves, and a "" talking to a little elderly little of their time 10 10meone coople, aged 88 and 86. The sub· Mrs. Denis David Squire elle will have a better environ. ject of how long they had been ment. married came up. It tumed out to be 62 years. The man smiled DID YOU ever notice oow peo. a big smile and quipped, "Yea, pie seemtowateh growlngthlngs? that means Pve lived with her On my way to work I saw a per- tor 22,000 days." The woman IOD out looking at a garden, broke in and laid, 10 But rve IIICI I know others that just stand lost part of tile time." ~e had IIICI look at the tlllnga they are 111tfered a ltroke and her memgrowing, almost like they could ory was not 81 good 81 it had PROSPECT - Miss Mary SJ. Baskets or white gladiolus, feaee them change form. I guess been.) san Sechrist, daughter of Mr. verrew, and daisies; sevenit'a as good an occupation &I, I counted 62 time& 365 and and Mrs. Robert Sechrist, 146 branch candelabra entwined with Ill,)' ... bird watching or girl came up with 22,630. I know It Woneer Valley Rd., Bristol, Ivy and trimmed with white satin watching ... well, maybe not as would be a few leaa than that Tenn., former Gallipolis resi. bows were placed on each side of lntereettng as the last (at lealt beca111e of leap year,s but I aort dents, became the bride of Denis the altar. The pews were marked to the rouas.) of think he lost a few day& loo. ·.· a•a a red letter day when a I auen that'a excuaable when David Squire, son of Mr. and with satin bows. Mrs. Robert Sq.rlre, Burton, Given in marriage by h e r person learns fJOmethlng or has you're 88 yean old. Ohio, June 15 at 4:30 in the af. father, the bride wore a flOOr· a ehance to see something he has temoon at Prospect, Ohio, Zion length, imported ivory peau de never aeen before. United Church of Christ. aoie ~. It featured a. bateau Durlnl my vllit to the Arts The Rev. John Kim read the neckline, long sleeves pointed and Crafts Feltlval I saw thread vows of the double ring cere. at the wrists, sell-eovered but. opun on a oplmlng wheel and REUNION ANNOUNCED mony. tons, cathedral length train at Cor lhe rtrst time In my life I The seventh Annual Muaser SoJotst, Mra. Carl Oehler, uw a potter ,.throw a pot.,. the back waist. Her veil was at Russell reunion will be held at The only thing my famDy re- Portland Park near Pomeroy, l&fti, ••ru Never Walk Alone," ivory French illusion edged with sretted about the whole day was Sunday, July 21. A basket dinner ••oh, PrOmise Me," ••Drtreat Me lace attached to a seed pearl Not to Leave Thee," and uwedmlaslng the Weot VlrilnJa beans wUl be enjoyed at noon. crown. ding Pr13er." Her flowers, acascadeofwllite and com bread. daisies, feverfew and ivy, were placed on a white satin covered Bible, a gift of her paternal STATE BANK NO. 130 grandmother. As she walked down REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF the aisle she gave -.a flower to her mother. Matron of honor was Mrs. Da. vid C. Underwood, Lawrence, or Gallipolis In tho State of Ohio at the close of business on June 30, 1968. Kansas, sister of the bride. She wore a white dotted swiss floor ASSETS length princess style dress with Clah, balances with - r bankl, and cash Items In puffed sleeves, and a crownJess process or collecUCII , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .. , , , , , , $1,289,774.13 picture hat of the same mater· United State• GovortiiiODI obll;iattona • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4,802,375.07 lal as the dress. Her flowers Obllptloos of states and polltlcll ·-vlslolll ... , • • • • • • I, 755,230.60 were a colonial bouquet of yel· Other se<urltlea (lncludbw $1.00 corporate 1tocksl. • • • • • • 1.00 Jow dalalea and yellow accessorother Joana aad dlscowts , • , •• , , .•• , , • . • • • . • • • • • . 9,199,154.37 ies. Bank premises, ftn-nl.ture alii ftxtures, and other Bridesmaids were Miss Rue 352,605.22 aaaets repre&endl8 bank premises .••••••••••••• AM Porter, and Miss Bobbi Har8,089.57 Other aaaeta ••• , ••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••• ter, college roommates of the TOTAL ASSETS ••.. , •••. , •••• , •• , ••..•••• , .•• $17,407,229.96 bride. Both were dressed in pale yellow dotted swiss and wore LIABILITIES hats or the same material. Demand depollta or lDdlvldulla, partDershlps, and Additional bridesmaids were corporati0111 •••••••••••••••••••••.••••.• $4:,209.840.18 Miss Mary Jill Hones, Prospect, Time and u.tnea depollll of lllllvldual~o cousin of the bride, and l\.Uss pertnera""1, 1111 carponUona • • ••••••••••••• 10,994,134.24 Sallie Davlo, Gallipolis, 0., hitlh lli!I)Oslll or United Stales Govermnont • • • • • . • • • • • • • • 222,046.61 school friend. Botb were dressed Deposita of States and pollUeal aubdlvlalons • • • . . • • • • . 398,107.50 ln mint green dotted swiss slm. Depoolta of COIIIIIIOI'Clll banka • • • • • • .. . • • • • • • • • • • 5,476.56 Uar to the matron ot honor's, Cortllled and ofllcora' clleclla, etc. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 93,287.75 and matching accessories. TOTAL DEPOSITS ••••••..••••• $15,922,892.84 All attendant& wore pearls,. (I) Total demllld dopoalll....... 4,928,758.60 a gilt of the bride, (b) Total time .and 11\'lllll! deposita 10,994,134.24 Best man was James SQuire, Other llabUitles Onclud!IW ...... IIIOl'tppl and otller Ueno <11 Columbus, cousin of the groom. bank p11111i... and other reo! eatate) ............. , • 362,205.18 Usllers were Allen SQ.Iire, DaTOTAL LIABIIJTIES , , ••• , • , , ••• , •. , , • , .•• , ••.. $16,285,098.02 vid Underwood, Thomas Sechrist and Donald Wood. CAPITAL ACCOIJN'ffi The bride's mother wore a eonunon atock - total piJ' Vllue • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • •• 360,000.00 dress, coat and hat or printed No. oharea IIJthorlzed - 36,000 voUe with green accessories and No. 1hlrea outatandtne - 36,000 yellow clmbidium orchids. Surplus •••••••••••••••••••••• , 540,000.00 The groom's mother wore Undivided protltl .••••••.• 222,131.94 green sDk trimmed with lace TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , • • • •••••.•.•.•••.••• ,1,122,13L 94 and yellow orchids. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••..•• ,17,407,Z29.96 The receiving line was set up on the lawn, and the receplkn MEMORANDA ,... held at the clturch. T h e Avenp total deposita lor the 15 ealonllr cll1s bride's tllble wao centered with eDil1Jw with eall da1e •••••••••••••••••••••••••15,828,736.25 a five.Uered cake, topped with Awraae of total I - for the 15 ealendlr cll1• white dalalea. Dahle& also cirendlna wUh Clll date • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9,223,495.63 cled the Jlllnch bowls. Aaslatlna Lolna aa ahoWD in item 7 of "Aaaeta" are after deduction with the bride's lable were Hra. 178,550.07 of Ylluatlon reMI'YII of ••• , •••••••••.••••••• William McPhersoo, Mrs. Ernoat Galt, Mlsa PameJs Greer and SllPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA l'el!&Y Stoll. Hostesses were.JtoPledpd uaell and aecorltteo loaned Oloc* Vliue): IIY Jones, JudY Ram, Sall,y Proae (I) U. S. Govwnmoat obl~tlmo, dlroct and ......-, and Wendy Malik. P!ecJaoc1 to ncure d'l""lll and llabllltlea • • •••• $1,089,391.3~ A diMer was held rollow!Dg ··~. roT~ o o o ~ o o o o > ,$1,089,391.38 the receptloo, and Miss JUdi' Kendall rqla!ored the auesto at a ' I, SoiWJD R. Whlll, VIce P_,al4olll and CUhlor of the abo-..! bank. lable covered wltll a white emdo .....,.Y ~ that thla r_.t or eoeclltlon Is lrUo and correcj, to tha broldorad eloth on which a •Inbelt (111111 Jtnowledile .... bellol gle yellow roae in a aUver vase cm-.ct - Altel~ wao placed. , Sio]WYft.R. White The bride chi!Jiged' to a trav-:.·-. eling outfit of blue ptlnted vollo ·~·· ;... . •Jf '·I·~ < • • ;t' droll wltlfbluo E.· .. Th4 new Mro. si,dro ., Ia a , ..n' ' ',. ~e' or Gallla AcaiiW; BJi<1 ·~ ....,, . ·~ · Inram College, Sle ·Ia ortiOII\1~ Olltj)loyed 8\ 0~ , · ~lkall Cf!., ~le>!Oiancl. The •IJ'OOm li a grawalo Of • Scl)ool, "uw:!;c~enl Miss Mary Susan Sechrist Is Bride of Denis Squire The Ohio Valley Bank Company • •• • • • • • • • • • • or eDeslgn • Durability • Dependability • Construction -Three Lines To l'lweet Your Needs 0 VALUES TO 66C YARD •cusrOM SAVE i/2. • 1011' eHQYCSTEAD 1 J~JALE Mobile Homes • 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .. 1 1 0 0 0 t 0 1 ,· 0 0 0 0 t acc••o10r!eo. · K•llc>li."¥' \ Caryl Guinther Hostess For Rodney WSCS . ""' Is Instructor -----------.... ____ . GaiRpu- · Business Cellege · Eno Ladies Aid Group Meets At Fredrick Home '"fliig':f • SO% OFF • • .... 2.00 : Ing John Marshall Law Sehool in Cleveland, he Is employed • aa a computer aperator at Cen- • tral National Bank, Cleveland. : out of town guests were trom • Cleveland, Burtoo, Gallipolis, Columbus, Marlon, Toledo, cam. bridge, ClnciMaU, Jnram, Mansfield, Medway, Parkersburg, and Pl Pleasant, W, Va. FREE! 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DOZENS TO Wed Bob Mays Two Fined In K&K UPPER STORE ' . ' RIO GRANDE - Mrs. Maty program. The meeting was held at the L. Lewis coOOucted members of the Rio Grande Garden Club on a home of Mr. and Mrs. James L, tour of the old homes facing the Clark. Mrs. Lewis gave points of hiscampus Th1.1rsday for their July torical interest and personal memories of each home. She had prepared a brochure on the homes 1111 these were presented to the n>etii!Jers, . !.Irs, ,Jicrman Koby urd&tt'llfeil the'brikhure." ' ' . . . Plans were made for entries in the Gallia County Junior Fair Flower Show. A brief memorial was given for Mrs. Sidney Fadel,y and a book NORTHUP - Mr. and Mrs. was presented to the Rio Grande Jack Hartley of Ottumwa, :k)wa College in her memory. are announcing the engagement of Guests were Mrs. Charles Edher daughter, Becky Potter, to "ards of Amsterdam, a guest of Bob Mays. Miss Potter is a Mrs. Elmer Mcca11Iey, and Mrs. graduate of ottumwa High Sehool Maxie McCarley of Wooster, O, and Is employed by the Stardust Restaurants of Ottumwa. The wedding wlll be July 27 In 1he Little Brown Churcll In tile lee Cream Social, Country Music GALLIPOLIS - T w0 State Highway Patrol cases were disposed of by Judge JohnW. Howell Saturday morning in Gallla eoun.. ty Juvenile Court. Judge Howell 5ned Roger Nickels, 16, RL I Oak Hill, $10 aoo costs for operating a tractor without a slow moving vehicle emblem. Clayton Johnson, Jr., 16, Rt. 1 Galllpojis, was f'lned $5 and costs on a charge of rJ.d.. lng as a passenger on a motorcycle without a head gear or protective eye device. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Otis Johnson, Rt. 1, Cheshire, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, born June 27, at Hol- Rio Grande Garden Club niclpal Court on a cltarp of intoxication. He was arreated late Friday night by the Gallla C<>unty Sberlll' s Department. of second half 1967 real eatate taxes. '. . -·· Of First Child ENGAGEMEN,T ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. E, L, Brabham, 524 Jackson Pike, are announcing the engagement of their youngest daughter. Nell. to SP4 W. Hoyt Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, 517 Magnolia Drive. Miss Brabham is a 1968 graduate of Gallla Academy High School. She ls preserrtly employed at the State Department of Motor Vehicles In Columbus. Mr. Miller, a 1966 graduate of Galli a Academy High School, is presently stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. Wedding plans are incomplete, Just Between Grange HalL The literary program waa pre-. sented by the Wortby Lecturer1 Florence Trainer, on 1 patrlode theme, and was as tollowa: "The Flq Goes By " u • .-. Walker; "Patriotic Cretd,n Uz. zie Fanning; "Troublea,',Wanetll Clark; "Think", by the lecturer; Imitation of bird calla by Kenda Ward. A quiz was held by the lecturer ani a prayer for "the lila closed the program. The degree or p..,... will ba held Sept 7 II the !llrlllldleld Grange Hall for lna.POCtlon. Prutlce will be AU8Usl 28. Potluck lunch followed the meeting. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Lawless of PortsmouUl recently visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush of Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saunders and son Brent, le(t toda_v for Myrtle Beach, S.C. They will be joined by their other son, Ronnie, Richard Haggerty, Van Johnson and Jim Vornholt will spend the week with them. GALLIPOLIS - om.cers were elected at 1 receJt Pomona meetIng held at the HW1tlngtoo grange haiL Elected to serve tor the next two years were: Master. Ishmael Gillespie; Overseer, Ever .. ette Clark; Lecturer,MaryWalker; steward, Wlllarcl Woodruff; Assistant Steward, Daniel Evans; Chaplain, Marie Thomas; Treasurer, Maurice Thomas; Secretary, Kathleen Durst; Gate Keeper, Joe Durst; Ceres, Edith Cornell; Pomona, Hazel Harmon; Flora, Marie McCully; Lady Assistant steward, Ruth Evans; Legislative Agent, Maurice Thomas; Executive Committee, T. F. Burleson, Willie Fanning, Edna Woodruff; Pianist, Florence Trainer; Horne Economics Chairman, Ll"nie Fanning; and Youth Committee Chairman, Louise Greenlee. Inst.allation of officers will be held October 7 at the Ohio Valley Carol' Hueholt Mrs. L. Evans Installed SIJNIEAM ACradltTe Y<Nr Heme ancl YourBuilpl A Pull Line I I " BASE,IALL MIGLOVIS \LV ellTS I SALLS fer only I I I I ••• •• �Election of Officers Held by Grange 'Weeds' Program Topic For ' ' French City Garden Club GALLIPOLIS - Plans for the Gallia Coulty Junior Fair Flower Show were discussed at the French City Garden Club July meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harley George wilh Mrs. FJorence Trainer as C()oo.hostess. Mrs. Harley George made an arrangement and read a poem In memor)' of Mrs. Oliver Llyle, Mrs. Clay Priestly and Mrs. form" tn design. Mrs. Wymond Bradbury made several arrangements as a workship for the flower show. Mrs. Harley George also had arra~ements at the meeting. Mrs. John H. Reese, a mem· ber of the French City Club, is the new Regional Director. R~ treshrnents were served by hostesses. Guy Smith. (These were former members of the Garden Club.) Each member read a Bible verse - then the Lord's Prayer was given in unison. Roll calJ was answered by naming "My Pet Peeve Weed.'' A letter was read asking for a wild flower name for the state, Daisy was chosen. Mrs. Lora Harkworth gave the program - "A Little Guide to Common Weeds." She gave name Uld description of c o m m o n ~Veeds. Ways to t:ope with common weeds are: 1. Remove weeds -hoe, tiller, etc.; 2. Use a heavy mulch to smother them; 3, Use modern herbicides. Be sure to use according to directions, Mrs. Lora Hackworth did an arrangemenl illustrating "free Vinton OES Seen and Heard Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wallace and family, Lou Ann, Gene,Jean- ene and Kent, of Boise, Idaho. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook The Wallaces are visiting his brother, Orlyn, and sister, Susie Swisher, while in Gallia County. Miss SaJiy Lyn Swain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer SWain has spent the past week in Columb!JS with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen. Mrs . .9Rain VINTON - Vinton Chapter of and Miss VJck.i Lloyd were in Eastern Star draped the altar ln Columbus Friday and returned honor ol the past Worthy Grand wl th Sally on Saturday. Matron, Hazel H. Beach, at their recent meeting held at the Masonic Temple. Worth.Y Matron, Lovina SWisher and Worthy Patron, Maxwell Barnes presided. ·~ The Oag was presented by Torla Comer. The treasurer's report was given by Mary K, Stambaugh and communications were read. Chapter closed In ritualistic form the group adjournedtotheSOGALLIPOLIS - Miss Nannette flal room for refreshments. McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McKenzie arrJ MJss SERVICEMAN'S i\DDRESS GALUPOLIS - Pvt. William Marty Evans, daughter of Mr. E. Wilson, Jr., former empJoyee and Mrs. Tim Evans, are spend· of the French Cit.Y Press, is a ing two weeks vacation in Hono,Patient at the Ireland Army Hos- lulu, Hawaii, visiting frieOOs, pital, Fort Knox, K,y. He will ~ec. 5 and Mrs. Larry M Betz lave a birthday on July 16. and daughter, Angie. FrlerrJs wishing to remember Mrs, Betz is the daughter of him with a card may do so by Mr. arx:l Mrs. Keooall Deckard sending it to Ward 8-A. of Chillicothe Rd., and Spec. Betz, a dental technician at Trip-. lee Hospital in Honolulu, is also POLICE ARREST TWO from Gallipolis. He expects to be GALUPOLIS - Cilspolicea.r- discharged this fall after having rested Joseph H. CorneU, 41, served three years In the servDayton, Frida_y night on a charge ice. of driving while intoxicated and Miss McKenzie aOO Miss Ev· Debbie Lynn Kirk, 18, Charlesans spent JuJy 6 am 7 In san ton, W. Va.,solicltlngafterhours Francisco visiting Marty's aunt, without a Jicense. Both were re- Louise Evans. WhUe there they lllaed on borrJs for appearance s took in points of interest In the Uter In GaWpolls Municipal city and visited Chinatown. Meet Held at Shrine Temple Honolulu Trip Taken By Two Nell Brabham Mrs. Bill Ray Jeffrey Miss Susan Allen Weds In Silk Organza Gown COLUMBUS - Miss Susan Kay AIJen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Allen, 791 E. Columbus ~""1.1 former Gallipolis residents, became the bride of Bill Ray Jeffery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charle s G. Jeffery, 979 Lockbourne Rd. on June 6 at the Westgate Methodist Church in Columbus. The Rev. Albert L. staCk read the vows of the double ring Local Girls fHi Coorl DON'T MISS THE SUNDAY DESCENDANTS of the Alex Church Family Reunloo at 4-H Building at the Junior Fair ~ grounds. MONDAY B AND PW CLUB will meet at Oscar's, 6:30 p, m. Hostesses Thelma Neal and Jean Runyan. Program will be slides shown by LoJa Mae Suiter. Reservations must be in by Saturday morning. TUESDAY LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 Annual Picnic on Fortification HIU, 6 p.m. Meeting at8p.m, at Temple. BringtabJe service and covered dish, KAY ROGE~5 MISSIONARY Society of the First Baptist Church will meet in the Fellowship room. 7:30 p. m. CORA GRANGE Inspection, 8 p, RL SE W AND SO CLUB, 7 p, m. at the home of Rose Sheets. STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE DRESSES e COATS e SUITS SPORTS & SWIM-WEAR LINGERIE PRICED 1'011 IMMEDIATE .DISPOSAL WEDNESDAY LEGION AND LEGION Auxiliary, Unit 27, 6:30 p. m. Joint installation ofnewofficers rollowing a potluck supper. Bring table serv:lce. GOLDEN RULE CLASS, Old Kyger Church Will meet with Mrs. Ellen Spears, 1 ,p:. m. 01110 VALLEY GRANGE, 8 p, m. Members bring cake and cold drink. Thurman Gnnge will be guests. POSI'S BOND GALLli'QLIS - Ray Penningtoo, 37, Rt. I Gallipolla, posted a $34.50 bond lor an appear. ance July 22 In Gallipolis Mo. I• ceremony at 7:30p.m. Escorted by her father, the bride chose a gown of ivory silk organza and alencon lace in the A-line silhouette. She carried a cascade of white roses. stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Kenneth Seege was her • •s matron ofhonor. Bridesstster maids were Mi ss Jacquelyn Wagner of Sulpher Springs, Miss Anna Louise Rice of MountSterl· if\::, Miss catherine Butcher of Kenton and Mrs. Robert Harvey of Greenfield. They wore match· ing gOWns of soft yellow organza. · The honor attendant carried a cucade of yeJlow daisy pompoms, yellow roses and ivy. Julie Beth Seege was a Oower girl, wearing a matching yellow dress and carrying a white lace basket of yellow daisy pompons. Kenneth Seege served as best man. Ushers were Jeffrey Marsh, Lawrence Crothers, and Harry and Fletcher Jeffrey, brothers of the bridegroom. Daniel Seege was ringbcarer, A receptionfoJICMedatDonka's Provenclal House. Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Jeff Marsh, sister of the bride am Mrs. Homer Swain of Gallipolis, aunt of the bride. ReJatives attending from Gal· lipolis were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swain and daughter, sally Lyn, Miss Gusta Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Allen, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Uomaine and David and Pam. The bride is employed by Children's Hospital as a staff nurse. Mr. JeffreJ is employed by Western Electric Co. Thomas Will Attend SebooJ GALLIPOLIS - Wendell II, Thomas, Ohio VaUey Boak, 11 one of 71 banker students who will attend the ftflh 11UN11 Ohio Sehool of Installment Crecllt to be held July 14-19 It Kent State Uni versit~·• Kent, Ohio. The school Is C0rt11Jrbed of 1 one-week session coverina an aspects of Installment lendJnc, During the week, the studento will a~so hear addresae,j from leading bankers lnd oducltorB. All secUons of the otate wUI be represented, according to the sponsors, the Ohio Bankers Al-soclaUon. Taken on BOOKS CL= SATURDAY GALLIPOLIS - Treasurer Oty M. stewart toda.r reminded Gal1111 County residents that tax books will close at noon next saturday, July 20, The tax books are now open for the eolleetton zer Hospital. The new arrival weighed 6 pourrJs and 3 ounces and has been named Pamala Sue. Maternal grllndparenta are Hr. and Mrs. Thomas R Davis, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, and the paternal Southernmost point of tbe granq,arents are Mr. and MrB. United States is Kalae (South Otis Johnson, Rt. I, Cheshire. Cape) on H a w a I i Island _ Hawaii. Tour of Homes Iowa Girl Is 'Engaged to r•-·- ·· ·'-· '· :.1.: .;.' .....·..;, COFFEE COAT SWI ...;~'";.};., Vale at Nashua, , ,i,- FRILLS' AND PLAINS SOLIDS AND PRINTS Iowa. Juvenile Court Show are Planned COMPLETE SIZE RANGES TUPPERS PLAINS - An Ice Cream Social and Cwntry Music Show will be held on July 20 at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School under sponsorship of the Women's community Club. The show, at 8 p.m., will faa. ture Harry Gorrell. Miss Linda Dennis and the Choj)llOl'ells. Admission will be 25 centsmichil· dren under 12 tree. SIJe of tee cream will start at 5 p.m. and continue until all is sold. YARD GOODS Highlight ol presented some ot the contlict~ GALLIPOLIS - Mif• Canll ing Images and Jncreasing prelIJueholt celebrMed bar 15th~ sures with which the modern w~ i~ Thursday was installation ot day Tueodll' eveniiiC will! • eoofo. omcers. The meeti~ waa held man's atrugglea. It wu emphaout held II her parents' ·' - COl at the home of Mrs. Homer Shriv- sized that the discovery of perHodgowood ort.... · sonal identity Ia onl.Y poaalblt er. The girlo went mllUIIlro! JIOUin relationship to others and to A covered dish dirmer was lnrl and returned to tile H""""'t served at noon to members and God. The program closed with home lor rerroahmento and \beJ the following guests: Jane Ann the Lord's Prayer. also pll,yed recordL · The next meeting wUI boa famMorgan, Mrs. AnnaiJeU B a II, Gueats were the MJaY• Pam Mrs. Robert BallaOO Sue Ellen. IJ,y picnic with Fanny Jo:M>s. Magglod, Cathy Miller, L1il cRegina Akers, Linda Sllriver, non. Mary Hout, and BWy Sue Cynthia Niday and Jefi Gllllert MISS CARYL GUINTHER llliley. Following the singing of "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go," Mrs. David Altizer presented a lovely lnstallltion ceremony and President Benjamin Harrison was criticized for asking lnatalled the foll'"'lllll officers: the Senate to raUfy a treaty President, Mrs. Lawrence Evjoining Hawaii to the United an&i Vice-President. Mrs. Law· States. renee Akers; secretary, Mrs. POMEROY - Miso Caeyl QllnJohn R. Morgan; Treasurer, Mrs. RODNEY - Mrs. Peul OWen tller, daul!hter d Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood; Christian Soctal was hostess for the July meeting Eddie Guinther of Gallipolis, rorRelations, Mrs. Vic Niday; Missionary Education and Service, of the Rodney Women•s SOciety meriy or aYracuae, graduated re· Mrs.. Paul Burnette, and Spirit- ot Christian Service. Thursday. cently from the NaUoowble Beauty Academy In C<>lumbus, and ual Growth, Mrs. Homer Shriv- The meeUng ~ned wltll the will begin there this fall as an ,GBC lo the Trt-Sta...a theme song, "Whisper A Pray· er. lnstl'Uctor. Bual,... Col.... of Mrs. Stanley Wood conducted a er." A gramate of the Gallla AcadDltlillcllon Annabelle Ball gave devotions, short business meeting. Twelve emy HJ8Il School, cia so of 1967, ·--~rorvc-. reading frmn Psalm 100. She alsick calls were reported. Mrs. Groclutot11 Ex.,... Wood announced that a workshop so read an article titled, .,Nug- Mlu Guinther in addition to regwas being held at Calq) Francis gets, .. and ended her devotions ular training at tile school took TIM Supply advanced work lD hair styling. by offering a prayer. Asbury. August 29. She urged -~:;:r.;t~m..•·.-.rRoll call was answered by Emphasis of the advancod train· everyone to attend ~o, write, ... , er The hymn, "Open Mine Eyes eleven members naming a dis- tng was on the pivot point sy S· ;.Y~x--That I May See," was sung. Mrs. ciple. The soclet;y welcomed a tern, a new method of styling, During her training, M l s • MelVin Gilbert read from scrip.. new member, Mr~. Gerald D. Guinther won recognition tor tw-e Proverbs 3:1-13. Prayer Sayre. techni.CJ.~eti in hair rinses and sell· Minutes of the previous meetwas offered by Mrs. Gilbert. Jng, Mrs. Wood led a discussion on ill: were read and approved. the "Modern Women's struggle Each committee chairman reFor Personal ldentitJ." S h e ported on the visitation calls she had made. During the business meeting, Jean GiJUspie made the motion that the society make a donation for the remodeling of the parsonAge. Mrs. Earl Roberts presented the program on "Youth, Society's Untapped Resources," and she also spoke on" Andrew,tt one of the apostles. Mrs. Joe Miller offered the ENO - In the absence or the closing prayer. president, Mrs. Arm Chapman The August meeting of the so& Motor Lodge presided over the Eoo Ladies ciety will be held at the church NIM'tft 11!111 Rt. 62 . .. PIM11t "-c.M.t, W"t Yifllfti• (~~~~ EUlllhltlt omd 11nlaw I!Yino ftt o Night, WMbnd, fit W... Aid Society meeting. Mlases with each member bringing a fit Wtlt VIrgin!• "• "-wall att4 Mnt ~ luxury Ledflt . , . It Blanche and Gladys Frederick covered dish and sharing the reTr.,. HOliDAY io on\., a f.ew mil" O'f'(lr . , . Dine 1ft 1M~ D"o• fOOm etftd Cll!b lrt th• Stc~rligt!t root~~ bo!h llftller ._ o.Mnlc were hostesses for the all-day cipe. o- . liva il't lu,.url••n - • .ch wllh 11111 u - 1 -.... ... Swim ... Golf ... ltl'loY lik al ""Nnl Pain! 1-rt ... Ptic .. event. Refreshments were served by 1latl Sf.J:Iolntll, $11 .50 da..ola . .. 01 The opening song was, The the hostess to all present. I Air 8triJ Fulhtlll • T111nl1 C.rtl Way of the Cross Leads Home." • GoU Coaru Prt•U.-s e Oll'11Pk B•laalnr r ..l • Chtlt • G..raet a.&llarut T~a Lord's Pr13er was repeatWMlftJ P•l lor Ynapta"l e COD"O'Ibtiell Padlltt. ed by the group. DeYotions from World's largest coHection of MUSIC for your listening and dancing pleasure Thurs., Psalms were read by the hos- dinosaur remains is in DinoFrl and sat. evenings. tess. saur Park, Alberta. Canada. Readings were given by Miss Gladys Frederick, "Old Glory"; and Mrs. Marte Frederick, "I am Your Flag.'' Kendra Ward sang, "Marching, Marching." Roll was called and mlnutes of the last meeting were read by the ~cretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ora Kemper. Qlests were Mrs. Grace ~ver, Columbus, and Kendra Ward and Tanuni Black, A Price For Any Plu1 Other readings were, "Thank God for Dirty Dishes" and "Lit- : 1be CREDIT tle Town." During the recrea- 0 You Can AHIIrd THE SIZE tion period, contests were conTHE EASY ducted and prizes won by Mrs. e eBENRUS CRBHT TBtM5 Goldie SWisher and Mrs. Vera : eLONGENS TIHin Cradlt Jewolon. Miles. : eBULOVA The closing prayer was givYour Aulhorbad en by Mrs. Rosetta Jones and • find Yours In Ovr closing song was "Precious o WI. Seloction Of Keepsake H11O.ler Them! Name.,. : FINE WATOIESI The August meettng will be held at the home of Mrs. Marie • SUN GLASSU? Mlflni"'J lowiMII Fredrickson on Aug. 6. : FOSTER GRANT ZEBCO o oR... I.OD GALLIPOLIS - Us By Pat Houek Today we have lnataat cotree, lostant tea and lostant breakflata. But the best ulnstant,. to come almw In our are1 In many years 11 the "Instant pll,)oground," 1 project oponsored by the GaUipollo J un1... women's Club. · Believe fne, when that red. haired, oouthem gal Vlrllnla PVE HEARD 1111DY commento ~ tackleuomelhlng, llhe pta about oow nice It 11 to have 1 It done. She 11 chairman of the poatmaller who hu been around Fomlly Lire committee or JWC town a while. The cutest sll>ey which had charge of the project. Pve heard recently was abwt I don't mean to lake lliY!hing the letter addreaaed to 11 Grandaw-.,. from other JWC memben ma" with just the lao! name and 1Wbo worked IJliiJ1 hours 011 t h e addreoa. In a big town you can project. But any project tho olze bet that letter woulm't be deol. thls one, need a a pxlleader, livered. A community acUvll,y IDvoJv. lq 111 many people 81 "lnltant ANOTHER SfORY I heard waa PIIJP'OI.mda" is a worthwhile ... 1 don't like to uae the word labor and it enrtchea the lives cute, or c:harming, but can't tbink al those who, lhroutlh It ghe of the right adjective. Someone a little or themselves, and a "" talking to a little elderly little of their time 10 10meone coople, aged 88 and 86. The sub· Mrs. Denis David Squire elle will have a better environ. ject of how long they had been ment. married came up. It tumed out to be 62 years. The man smiled DID YOU ever notice oow peo. a big smile and quipped, "Yea, pie seemtowateh growlngthlngs? that means Pve lived with her On my way to work I saw a per- tor 22,000 days." The woman IOD out looking at a garden, broke in and laid, 10 But rve IIICI I know others that just stand lost part of tile time." ~e had IIICI look at the tlllnga they are 111tfered a ltroke and her memgrowing, almost like they could ory was not 81 good 81 it had PROSPECT - Miss Mary SJ. Baskets or white gladiolus, feaee them change form. I guess been.) san Sechrist, daughter of Mr. verrew, and daisies; sevenit'a as good an occupation &I, I counted 62 time& 365 and and Mrs. Robert Sechrist, 146 branch candelabra entwined with Ill,)' ... bird watching or girl came up with 22,630. I know It Woneer Valley Rd., Bristol, Ivy and trimmed with white satin watching ... well, maybe not as would be a few leaa than that Tenn., former Gallipolis resi. bows were placed on each side of lntereettng as the last (at lealt beca111e of leap year,s but I aort dents, became the bride of Denis the altar. The pews were marked to the rouas.) of think he lost a few day& loo. ·.· a•a a red letter day when a I auen that'a excuaable when David Squire, son of Mr. and with satin bows. Mrs. Robert Sq.rlre, Burton, Given in marriage by h e r person learns fJOmethlng or has you're 88 yean old. Ohio, June 15 at 4:30 in the af. father, the bride wore a flOOr· a ehance to see something he has temoon at Prospect, Ohio, Zion length, imported ivory peau de never aeen before. United Church of Christ. aoie ~. It featured a. bateau Durlnl my vllit to the Arts The Rev. John Kim read the neckline, long sleeves pointed and Crafts Feltlval I saw thread vows of the double ring cere. at the wrists, sell-eovered but. opun on a oplmlng wheel and REUNION ANNOUNCED mony. tons, cathedral length train at Cor lhe rtrst time In my life I The seventh Annual Muaser SoJotst, Mra. Carl Oehler, uw a potter ,.throw a pot.,. the back waist. Her veil was at Russell reunion will be held at The only thing my famDy re- Portland Park near Pomeroy, l&fti, ••ru Never Walk Alone," ivory French illusion edged with sretted about the whole day was Sunday, July 21. A basket dinner ••oh, PrOmise Me," ••Drtreat Me lace attached to a seed pearl Not to Leave Thee," and uwedmlaslng the Weot VlrilnJa beans wUl be enjoyed at noon. crown. ding Pr13er." Her flowers, acascadeofwllite and com bread. daisies, feverfew and ivy, were placed on a white satin covered Bible, a gift of her paternal STATE BANK NO. 130 grandmother. As she walked down REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF the aisle she gave -.a flower to her mother. Matron of honor was Mrs. Da. vid C. Underwood, Lawrence, or Gallipolis In tho State of Ohio at the close of business on June 30, 1968. Kansas, sister of the bride. She wore a white dotted swiss floor ASSETS length princess style dress with Clah, balances with - r bankl, and cash Items In puffed sleeves, and a crownJess process or collecUCII , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .. , , , , , , $1,289,774.13 picture hat of the same mater· United State• GovortiiiODI obll;iattona • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4,802,375.07 lal as the dress. Her flowers Obllptloos of states and polltlcll ·-vlslolll ... , • • • • • • I, 755,230.60 were a colonial bouquet of yel· Other se<urltlea (lncludbw $1.00 corporate 1tocksl. • • • • • • 1.00 Jow dalalea and yellow accessorother Joana aad dlscowts , • , •• , , .•• , , • . • • • . • • • • • . 9,199,154.37 ies. Bank premises, ftn-nl.ture alii ftxtures, and other Bridesmaids were Miss Rue 352,605.22 aaaets repre&endl8 bank premises .••••••••••••• AM Porter, and Miss Bobbi Har8,089.57 Other aaaeta ••• , ••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••• ter, college roommates of the TOTAL ASSETS ••.. , •••. , •••• , •• , ••..•••• , .•• $17,407,229.96 bride. Both were dressed in pale yellow dotted swiss and wore LIABILITIES hats or the same material. Demand depollta or lDdlvldulla, partDershlps, and Additional bridesmaids were corporati0111 •••••••••••••••••••••.••••.• $4:,209.840.18 Miss Mary Jill Hones, Prospect, Time and u.tnea depollll of lllllvldual~o cousin of the bride, and l\.Uss pertnera""1, 1111 carponUona • • ••••••••••••• 10,994,134.24 Sallie Davlo, Gallipolis, 0., hitlh lli!I)Oslll or United Stales Govermnont • • • • • . • • • • • • • • 222,046.61 school friend. Botb were dressed Deposita of States and pollUeal aubdlvlalons • • • . . • • • • . 398,107.50 ln mint green dotted swiss slm. Depoolta of COIIIIIIOI'Clll banka • • • • • • .. . • • • • • • • • • • 5,476.56 Uar to the matron ot honor's, Cortllled and ofllcora' clleclla, etc. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 93,287.75 and matching accessories. TOTAL DEPOSITS ••••••..••••• $15,922,892.84 All attendant& wore pearls,. (I) Total demllld dopoalll....... 4,928,758.60 a gilt of the bride, (b) Total time .and 11\'lllll! deposita 10,994,134.24 Best man was James SQuire, Other llabUitles Onclud!IW ...... IIIOl'tppl and otller Ueno <11 Columbus, cousin of the groom. bank p11111i... and other reo! eatate) ............. , • 362,205.18 Usllers were Allen SQ.Iire, DaTOTAL LIABIIJTIES , , ••• , • , , ••• , •. , , • , .•• , ••.. $16,285,098.02 vid Underwood, Thomas Sechrist and Donald Wood. CAPITAL ACCOIJN'ffi The bride's mother wore a eonunon atock - total piJ' Vllue • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • •• 360,000.00 dress, coat and hat or printed No. oharea IIJthorlzed - 36,000 voUe with green accessories and No. 1hlrea outatandtne - 36,000 yellow clmbidium orchids. Surplus •••••••••••••••••••••• , 540,000.00 The groom's mother wore Undivided protltl .••••••.• 222,131.94 green sDk trimmed with lace TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , • • • •••••.•.•.•••.••• ,1,122,13L 94 and yellow orchids. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••..•• ,17,407,Z29.96 The receiving line was set up on the lawn, and the receplkn MEMORANDA ,... held at the clturch. T h e Avenp total deposita lor the 15 ealonllr cll1s bride's tllble wao centered with eDil1Jw with eall da1e •••••••••••••••••••••••••15,828,736.25 a five.Uered cake, topped with Awraae of total I - for the 15 ealendlr cll1• white dalalea. Dahle& also cirendlna wUh Clll date • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9,223,495.63 cled the Jlllnch bowls. Aaslatlna Lolna aa ahoWD in item 7 of "Aaaeta" are after deduction with the bride's lable were Hra. 178,550.07 of Ylluatlon reMI'YII of ••• , •••••••••.••••••• William McPhersoo, Mrs. Ernoat Galt, Mlsa PameJs Greer and SllPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA l'el!&Y Stoll. Hostesses were.JtoPledpd uaell and aecorltteo loaned Oloc* Vliue): IIY Jones, JudY Ram, Sall,y Proae (I) U. S. Govwnmoat obl~tlmo, dlroct and ......-, and Wendy Malik. P!ecJaoc1 to ncure d'l""lll and llabllltlea • • •••• $1,089,391.3~ A diMer was held rollow!Dg ··~. roT~ o o o ~ o o o o > ,$1,089,391.38 the receptloo, and Miss JUdi' Kendall rqla!ored the auesto at a ' I, SoiWJD R. Whlll, VIce P_,al4olll and CUhlor of the abo-..! bank. lable covered wltll a white emdo .....,.Y ~ that thla r_.t or eoeclltlon Is lrUo and correcj, to tha broldorad eloth on which a •Inbelt (111111 Jtnowledile .... bellol gle yellow roae in a aUver vase cm-.ct - Altel~ wao placed. , Sio]WYft.R. White The bride chi!Jiged' to a trav-:.·-. eling outfit of blue ptlnted vollo ·~·· ;... . •Jf '·I·~ < • • ;t' droll wltlfbluo E.· .. Th4 new Mro. si,dro ., Ia a , ..n' ' ',. ~e' or Gallla AcaiiW; BJi<1 ·~ ....,, . ·~ · Inram College, Sle ·Ia ortiOII\1~ Olltj)loyed 8\ 0~ , · ~lkall Cf!., ~le>!Oiancl. The •IJ'OOm li a grawalo Of • Scl)ool, "uw:!;c~enl Miss Mary Susan Sechrist Is Bride of Denis Squire The Ohio Valley Bank Company • •• • • • • • • • • • • or eDeslgn • Durability • Dependability • Construction -Three Lines To l'lweet Your Needs 0 VALUES TO 66C YARD •cusrOM SAVE i/2. • 1011' eHQYCSTEAD 1 J~JALE Mobile Homes • 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .. 1 1 0 0 0 t 0 1 ,· 0 0 0 0 t acc••o10r!eo. · K•llc>li."¥' \ Caryl Guinther Hostess For Rodney WSCS . ""' Is Instructor -----------.... ____ . GaiRpu- · Business Cellege · Eno Ladies Aid Group Meets At Fredrick Home '"fliig':f • SO% OFF • • .... 2.00 : Ing John Marshall Law Sehool in Cleveland, he Is employed • aa a computer aperator at Cen- • tral National Bank, Cleveland. : out of town guests were trom • Cleveland, Burtoo, Gallipolis, Columbus, Marlon, Toledo, cam. bridge, ClnciMaU, Jnram, Mansfield, Medway, Parkersburg, and Pl Pleasant, W, Va. FREE! Here's'the Booklet you Read About in LIFE ••• •• •• • •• •• • I 1.39 • .... uo 2.09 .....,• o.. ,., Cool Tile ~~ The Finest In Beg) liM!' orllro ,........ Mixon lf'OIII w. H_,. GillON orOIITICH Gul.t1r 1ncl Sound Equipment For You! McGregor I i~ Author"" Deller we'd be NJ'Pr to liYe ""' I ''" copy • 82" Flberglall Rod 0608 Reel D.ECTRIC FANS StyleeColore Price I AI your S..lmark Rock of Acea ROD & REEl SETS 69c State UniverSity. While attend- • 0 . .., Mrs. Paul Owen I SOLD IN OliO THAN ANY onB BECAUSE Of SOiiLT-- •Quality Get The lest Seller Mobile Homn-Schult OTHERS 1.97 15th Birthday the COra Women's Soclety·meet- I.... ................ \ Honored On As Cora WSCS President 1 M0R£ SCIIJLT -.&1 HOMES ARE FACT!! 1 CHOOSE FROM Mr. Mays attended Rio Grande ColJege and ls a graduate of Ohio University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is emplayOO by the John Deere Ottumwa Workl!l at Ottumwa • Iowa. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Mays of Route 1 • Northup. IT'S A . DOZENS TO Wed Bob Mays Two Fined In K&K UPPER STORE ' . ' RIO GRANDE - Mrs. Maty program. The meeting was held at the L. Lewis coOOucted members of the Rio Grande Garden Club on a home of Mr. and Mrs. James L, tour of the old homes facing the Clark. Mrs. Lewis gave points of hiscampus Th1.1rsday for their July torical interest and personal memories of each home. She had prepared a brochure on the homes 1111 these were presented to the n>etii!Jers, . !.Irs, ,Jicrman Koby urd&tt'llfeil the'brikhure." ' ' . . . Plans were made for entries in the Gallia County Junior Fair Flower Show. A brief memorial was given for Mrs. Sidney Fadel,y and a book NORTHUP - Mr. and Mrs. was presented to the Rio Grande Jack Hartley of Ottumwa, :k)wa College in her memory. are announcing the engagement of Guests were Mrs. Charles Edher daughter, Becky Potter, to "ards of Amsterdam, a guest of Bob Mays. Miss Potter is a Mrs. Elmer Mcca11Iey, and Mrs. graduate of ottumwa High Sehool Maxie McCarley of Wooster, O, and Is employed by the Stardust Restaurants of Ottumwa. The wedding wlll be July 27 In 1he Little Brown Churcll In tile lee Cream Social, Country Music GALLIPOLIS - T w0 State Highway Patrol cases were disposed of by Judge JohnW. Howell Saturday morning in Gallla eoun.. ty Juvenile Court. Judge Howell 5ned Roger Nickels, 16, RL I Oak Hill, $10 aoo costs for operating a tractor without a slow moving vehicle emblem. Clayton Johnson, Jr., 16, Rt. 1 Galllpojis, was f'lned $5 and costs on a charge of rJ.d.. lng as a passenger on a motorcycle without a head gear or protective eye device. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Otis Johnson, Rt. 1, Cheshire, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, born June 27, at Hol- Rio Grande Garden Club niclpal Court on a cltarp of intoxication. He was arreated late Friday night by the Gallla C<>unty Sberlll' s Department. of second half 1967 real eatate taxes. '. . -·· Of First Child ENGAGEMEN,T ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. E, L, Brabham, 524 Jackson Pike, are announcing the engagement of their youngest daughter. Nell. to SP4 W. Hoyt Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, 517 Magnolia Drive. Miss Brabham is a 1968 graduate of Gallla Academy High School. She ls preserrtly employed at the State Department of Motor Vehicles In Columbus. Mr. Miller, a 1966 graduate of Galli a Academy High School, is presently stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. Wedding plans are incomplete, Just Between Grange HalL The literary program waa pre-. sented by the Wortby Lecturer1 Florence Trainer, on 1 patrlode theme, and was as tollowa: "The Flq Goes By " u • .-. Walker; "Patriotic Cretd,n Uz. zie Fanning; "Troublea,',Wanetll Clark; "Think", by the lecturer; Imitation of bird calla by Kenda Ward. A quiz was held by the lecturer ani a prayer for "the lila closed the program. The degree or p..,... will ba held Sept 7 II the !llrlllldleld Grange Hall for lna.POCtlon. Prutlce will be AU8Usl 28. Potluck lunch followed the meeting. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Lawless of PortsmouUl recently visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush of Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saunders and son Brent, le(t toda_v for Myrtle Beach, S.C. They will be joined by their other son, Ronnie, Richard Haggerty, Van Johnson and Jim Vornholt will spend the week with them. GALLIPOLIS - om.cers were elected at 1 receJt Pomona meetIng held at the HW1tlngtoo grange haiL Elected to serve tor the next two years were: Master. Ishmael Gillespie; Overseer, Ever .. ette Clark; Lecturer,MaryWalker; steward, Wlllarcl Woodruff; Assistant Steward, Daniel Evans; Chaplain, Marie Thomas; Treasurer, Maurice Thomas; Secretary, Kathleen Durst; Gate Keeper, Joe Durst; Ceres, Edith Cornell; Pomona, Hazel Harmon; Flora, Marie McCully; Lady Assistant steward, Ruth Evans; Legislative Agent, Maurice Thomas; Executive Committee, T. F. Burleson, Willie Fanning, Edna Woodruff; Pianist, Florence Trainer; Horne Economics Chairman, Ll"nie Fanning; and Youth Committee Chairman, Louise Greenlee. Inst.allation of officers will be held October 7 at the Ohio Valley Carol' Hueholt Mrs. L. Evans Installed SIJNIEAM ACradltTe Y<Nr Heme ancl YourBuilpl A Pull Line I I " BASE,IALL MIGLOVIS \LV ellTS I SALLS fer only I I I I ••• •• �' 6 - The Sunda.Y T!mes..S.ntlnel, SUMay' July 14 1968 Rock S/)rings Grange Will Exhibit at '68 Meigs Fair POMEROYGr••will b The Rock ~rings e one o! ! o u r - -~· to exbl _anges bit~..atFthe 1968 Amual M 1g r ... e s ~"' air, Aug. 12-17. decided to prepare a fa!It wash!bi r ex t during a meeting ot Ul R k Qow.l e oc ...,. ngs grange Tburs.... ·""t ...., ru.,. at the Goegleln, t hall with Fred maser, lnspectio hpresiding, ld b n was e y Virgil Atkins, deputy master and Pauline Atldns, juvenile .ron. The grange made their aelec- ' l • '' ' I' " :• I .,-i ·l M.·eet ·~. ,.,.. or· a -·""' ·-• AI 10 read was a thank..vn~. note eluded the moetlna with a prayer _...., dele~te cwu lor Amerlc.... altemate for the State Gr••-~- 1rom Harold Hood for · Dowers convention whleh will be held Rolreshmoots or pie and Ice Katie Eastman Hood. A·-in Oc:td>er at D··•-. .-.. ~··· creaJn were aerv"' by the home ...,._, pa.. .., card was sent to M r s. Mrs. Amos Leonard, home ec- Frank Grueser whose brother econom!ca chairman. onomlcs chairman, ~·~· ·--··ced clled recently· R~rted ill -re thst the '""'"'''V' -·""' contest will be Sherman Roberta,·~Conley Cole •• held at the next .-u Dn.mooa Gr••F c1 -oe... ran s Morris, and Homer Rice .' 1 for aid from meeting. One a-• ....,.._. .. OUr Country'' was the " r • the Lodi Grarlgeln Athens Coun- gram 'theme used by Mrs. w w. A..,... t;y was answered. A communlca- Morgan, lecturer. Foll.......a ..... tion trom tbe Ohio State Grange group stngtng ol ••Amert ""th~~~& was read concerning the elec-- Beautiful '' Fr-~· Grue ca e tlon oI delegates. ' lUll!. serstory read ur Am Old Glory.'' The SYRACUSE - Flfteelt memof the flag was given by Mrs. bers were present when Guiding William Grueser, Miss Betty star CIMOlcti 124 Daugllters ol Leonard spoke oo dlspla,yins the America Lodge convened tor reg. fiag at night and an orllcle on ulor SOSaiOII Thursday n1gi1t with the Statue of Liberty was given ~lvla Zwilling as Councilor. by Mrs. Robert Louks. By Vartou s financial and auditing other articles were .,A Voice reports were read and accept • for Democracy" by Mrs. Fred eel dom" by Mrs. Fred Leifheit· "Safety" by Fred Goeg:letn.' '•Growing OIU" by Mrs. Hom~ Radford. An artjcle on the new lij'nthetlc milk was read by WilHam Grueser. The lecturer con- W....,sdol nisl1l' 1 Announcement Sisters Laura Sayre, reported back in Holzer hospital, Ger- Attend Oosing '!' I Service of Conference Of Approaching Pamela Lee Crew Church held a cookoutat the Portland Park Friday nlgi1t. Mr. and Mro. Morvin Spencer and son, Brillll, of Fairborn ware guests. Members and their famUles attending were tile Rev, and Mrs. WOllam A!rson and c!dldren. Dolly, Poggi, Patrick, and Gena, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeka, Mr. and Mra. Carl Jemlnga, Mrl. Edith Batey, Pete Jllllninga, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~cor, Mr. and · Mro. Ed Kin& Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentz andldarJorle, Emmett Will, and Mr. and Mro. James WUI, Backy, Brenda, Beverly, and Brian. · We have it! S.U!h: BAKER CLEAN )' r . .: 9andy~irip~rs to Operate ·S.umm-er:B~o.k. Cart Project . . ~. ' . Will Family Holds Reunion . as maJII' weeltda1• n possible. .- SATURDAY RECEPTION honoring Mrs. Noomi King, Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter ol Ohio, Order ol the Eastern Star, will be held at 7:30 Saturday night at the Ml<!dleport Mo'!'1Wc Temple. Evangeline c118P!#:.J• .1)<1~~ the reception wblch is open to all Ealtern Star members and friends ol Mrs. King. MIDDLEPORT Little League will sponsor an outaide dance this coming satUrday night from 9 to 12 p. m. at the Middleport C<Bnmunicy Park. Tho Jays will be ln charge. BAKE SALE, Racine Methodist Church Annex, saturday, from 10 L m. lO I p. m. Sponsored by the Happy Hustler Sunday School Class. Inspection Marriage Vows RACINE - Mr. and M r 1. Clarence Adams, Racine, are amounebig the engagement or their dau8btor, Sandra. to Cpl. Charles H. Cobb, son of Mrs. Charles E. D~rtY and c. Lester Cobb, l'lllnt Pieaaant. Vow• or tho marriage will be read at f p.m. toda,y at the home o! the bride with the Rev. Freeland Norris of!Ic!atins. ~~~~ ~ 11* pro~aJ\111(•~. by ~ ~1, le~. iionis, itodlnp, Joke I oild ~!ir!i• ·""l'8 8 oz. $5.00 ~lude<l "'!'tile ~!Uil,'lc e C\'OIID tuld @lie !lOre ..tvild.lJr·,) ,COIIclucibil ... meetlns. The of!ertna - Ilk• tllld die meotlnl e1t11cludod wl1h the benedletiiln. For the d!llllor, tile table• _., decor- with n-rl"fromllle garden "' Mra. Slll'frled. AllelltiIng beudeo !hose named ...,. Seven Young land. The open chUrch wedding wiu be "" evoot or July 20 at the Rutland Nazarene Church at 7:30 p.m. Miss Bissell Is a 1967 groduate of Eastern iUgll School and Mr. Grate . graduated !rom Rotland High School In 1968. He Is a gracliate ol Ml State CoUege and attended Franklin Universlcy, Columbus. He Is also a member of the National Q1urd and I& pros· ently employed at the Rutland Furniture w·tt Att d C mp I en a MIDDLEPORT - Seven )'OUOII poaple of the Middleport Clllrch o1 Christ will attend camp lblo week st the Howell's MUla Chrfa. 11an Camp at Ona, W. v.. Going trom here will be Jyl Beaver. Pam Dodson, P a tt Y Glaze. SharOn WUson, Paul Cllllnlngham, Stove Gerlaeb, and Jon Bunce. eo.. Rutland. lli>diJIIGUr . . Presents ..•. So tremendously accepted, we have expanded this line to sure-selling styles. Their soft leathers, ample toe room, gentle b~t-up arch, fibre insoles, crepe wedge sole and heel, and economic selling price have made Scho·Peds our leading casual line of shoes. Why not make them yours, too? ¥ \·11'1 .tho' It waa doddetl Iii ..... ~ , cakes. Clui-1 carda.,..011 sale by the .d relelllti ordlra may be placocl !lith· lira. ,_ . Kloea. ' · Further ropaln .., the croll! wore d!ocuased tllld tile JrliUP pve a •ala ol IIIP._ 'l!i ~ Marguerite ~~oyer fDr , . . . ~ labor eljiOIIse• on !he prPJo«. II wao voted to dl........ wl1h the Augull meeting. Mra. .11117er and Mrs. Freda Flllcl* will be hosteiiOS for, the 5o&J'8'IIbe" . Mrs. Clara Karr. Mrs. Glot,S. Wlllllllltlltl1, Mra. EG!el WIIUam· CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs:' ...,, Mrs. Hilda Scbmoll, 111ti Charles Bissell, Chester, a r e Mrs. Ruth Maasar. announcing the approaching marriage or their dougllter, Karen &le, to David L. Grate, - of people Mr, and Mrs. Arnold ·Grate, Rut- Hartley & Bennett, Pomeroy to Be Read Today ·: POMEI!OY - Jnllj)Octlon was ·beld the Hemlock. <;range mot recontly at the hall. Leo Story, master, ooncllcted. the· meeting <l!rlng whlcb lime 11110 appeal lor aid was an.,.ered. The fourth degree waa Jilt on in lull form. ·virgil A11dns, deplfY .,.ster and Mrs. Atldno, juYOIIile lnalrOO, prolented talks tll~wQrk. ·.· ~m. '101d DQ&" wai t b e B':"t 33 keeps you feeling cnsp and lrosh. Fint, because Brut 33 smells just like Brut for men only l!ghter. Second, becau~ it contams an effective all..cJay deodorant whk:h cov.,. all of you notJustunderyouranns. ' Brut 33, thespla•h-on IOOon. That'• how you keep your cool. While all thoae around you are ID!Iingthein. bual!te" mfJ!I-. '· ANNOUNCE MEETING BffiTil ANNOUNCED The children oll!oe late Mr. Becky, JerrY andDiana,Cbarles· POMEROY - Final plans for SYRACUSE - Mr. lllld Mrs. and Mrs. G. 0, WUI met Sat- ton, W.Va.; Mr.andMrs.OrvUle the Dally Vacatioo Bible school Ray WUIIams, ol Rayland are anurday, July 6, at Columbus lor Will and Jane and Des. Yakima. or the Trinity United Cll>rch or nounclng the birth or a dau8ba reunion. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chrlst will be made Tuesday, .ter on July 10, at the Martina The day was spent at t h e Smith (Rutlo Will) and ille and July 16, at 7:30p.m., at a meet- FerrY hospital. Sheweigllodollht farm camp slte of Mr. and Mrs. Kathy and Mr . and Mrs. D. K. Ing to be held at the !'llmeroy pounds. loUr ounces at birth tllld Kleth Casdorph (Alta Will). Casdorph (Alta WUI), all or Co- Baptist Chu!'ch. , The Vacatioo . !s,beillll ,~tomed by lour \)roll>., 'Phl•ls the first. time all six tuml!U'Si'Mr, ancl Mr's. GoleitW111 Bible Sc:hool will be held for · erlll She lo· tile granddaollltteo-' ' brothers and sisters had been· . and Stephen, Upper Arlington; 10 days starting July 29. All in- of Mrs. MarteWUIIams.o!Perl3'together in over 23 years. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zeller a:>on- tere- persons are Invited to ville and Mrs. Myrtle McBride, Tho&e attending were Mr. and na WUI) and Jeff and TOdd of attend. local. Mrs. Norman Will and Duane and Gahanna. Mrs. Mary Will, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Pearl L. WIII and Grange, Holq$ Terms ARE ANNOUNCEMENT IS being mode o! the engagement anti IIJI)roaching marriage ot Miss Deborah Ann Hooper, to Air .. man l...C Robert Eugene Miller of Bergstrom, Texas, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hooper of Shade, Route 1. Airman MUler Is the son of Mr. and Mr&. Arthur L Miller of Rutland, Route I. He groduated !rom Rutland !Ugh School in 1966 ani prtor to entering the service was employed at the Ohio Valley Baking Co. o! Middleport. Ml58 !looper wiD he a Junior at Meigs High School this lall. Plans are heil1! l11ldo for an August wedding. Hemlock Grove )l FURNITURE .I··. Dttrlng ·the Marriage Given Chorleston. teer aerv)ce or.gUdzatlon. IPersonal Notes f II. Cheoblre. Ali August 16 woddlng Is being plaruled to lake · plaee to tho snver ·Boa Free WID Bop1ist Cburc~. Cheshire. · The cusltlm of open chUrch will be obs~.tvod. Miss Woods will be a oenlor It Meigs High School. Mr. llllley Ia • f965 gradu- Unifori!IB were d!atrlbuled to several - glrll · In•tile volun- ···with Electri-clean oven! I Lynn, to William J. HalleT, 1011 of the l&te Mr. tllld Mrs. Gfiorse llllleT and grandson ol Mrs. Delma Halley of Route 2, Enterprise Church Brotherhood has Cookout ~ --- 359.95 Mary o! Lengthy Trip .... MRS. ' GERTRUDE WOODS snti Mr. Keith Woods o! Middleport are llltiiOUIICil1! ti1e elll!lj!ement ol their daughter, ate M!ddloport iUgll School anti has completed two years In the 1). S. Army and is..,. employed with W. 0. Watters ol Home Following FRIGIDAIRE Oeboran Ann Hooper Mary Lynn Woods MR. AND MRS. Leo B. Crew, 197 Mulberry Aw. p 0111• eroy, are annwncing the eagagemeni of their daughte; Pamela Lee, to Donald Edward Napper,sonofMr. anti Mrs. Orville Napper, Pomeroy, Route 4. Miss Crew graduated this aprirw lrOIII Pomeroy High SchooL Her IWice, a 1966 graduate of Pomeroy High School, Is 11011 serviJW with the U. S. Air Force st Amarillo Air Force Base In Amarillo, Texas. Woddlplans are incomplete. ·~ Werrys Return i Pomeroy... meeting of O.e Tr!Dill Circle, Trlnill united CIJireh o! Chrllt. AIIO Included 011 · Mrl. Neub· Ung'a program was a eertes ol alidos tthowilll! tile interiOr or tile $UJ'Ch. A dimer preceded the nioetlng with Mra. Lou! aReibel, president, glyfng grace. Devotions by Mrs. Nova Soy!rled opened with a poem, "Take Time, •,• and group slngiJis or "Holy Spirit Dwell with Me." Mrs. Sey!rled read excorpto Dr. Smith Speaker for 4-H Session 'i I ., POMEI!OY - Mrs, Boll NOPIZ· 1rom .. arttc!o Olll,l"':u~"'r.;f;'~~·~ to Road !hr'Ple :1114: stmWed allde~ fl! a trip to cati!Ornia and Wasll!ngloo at · stend II''. by l!UI1 Gral1alli. . \ ' OUR BELATED coogratulations to Mr. and Mrs. JOO.n Duerr! trude Mlfls. and Lizzie Quick week the couple observed their golden wedding anniverImproving satlslactorlly and Jessary.' o special observance - although there were some unexpectsie 5lowe, about the same. ed VlSitors. Sally Mora There was installation of om~ Mrs. Duerr's two sisters, Mrs. Alben Hoffner and Mrs. Eva cers by Deputy Florenee Potts F:lnlaw, of Zanesville, came for tbe day, aiXI there were Mr ard MR. AND MRS. Donald C. Mora of Pomeroy Route 3 as follows: ' Mrs. Robert WtUte of Long Bottom, nephew and niece of the Du;rrs. are annouudng the engagement of their <laughter sally to Councilor, Ada Slack; Vice Earl F. Iagels, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F ingei 's Mr. Hoffber and son. Gerald, also came for the occasion. Councilor, Marie Rizer; AssociT • SGT. Robert Bocock, just of Mason, W. VL Miss Mora is s graduate of F.astem•m;-. ate VIce Councilor, EUeen Clark· back from Vietnam, was given the ball rolling towords getting School, class of 1967, am will graduate from Mountain State Junior Past Councilor, Sylvl~ a royaJ welcome when he arriv- a light at the top o! the hill. College in Augus~ She Is employed with the Pslnha Broth Zwilling; Associate Junior Past Sie' s contacted the trustees ed in Middlt.POrt early le;st &mAdvertising Agency in Athens, Mr. Ingels is a 1963 grad=~ Cooncllor, Margaret Eichinger· day morning. about having one installed and the of Wahama Hlgll School anti atteooed Mountain State Colle Conductor' Kathryn Johnson: Hls wife, Kitty, and the cou- problem now seems to be the He Is employed with the Dill Brothers Motor Co. of Parke: Warden, Jean Hall; Jnaide Senti: ple's two children Robin and Kel- utUlzy cost. The charge [or a burg, W. VL A September wodcllng Is planned. nel, Clara Lavender; Outside SenIee. loft Middleport about 9 p. dusk to dayligllt light wblch woold Uno!, Edith Hood. m. Saturday to meet him at tbe be automatic is $4.50 a mm.tlJ POMEROY- Dr. A. P.Smlth, Leola Enoch and Myle Hudson Columbus airport. Between then and Mrs. Folmer ls trying to seand the time they returned, about cure donations and pledges to pay Veterinarian from Amesville were not present tot>., installed Ohio, spoke to tho Meigs 4-H as Associate Councilor and 18 4:30 in the morning, Bett,y Fultz the amount. POMEROY - Brutherhood of Pleasure Riders on "Manag!ng mo. Trustee. other octlcers are Interested In helping? and Carol Bachtel decorated the the Enterprise United Methodist front porch. the Health of Your Horge" at Mrs. Eooch, team ea.Ptain; Either Dozens of balloons irrallsizes MRS. GENE Crooks, daugllter. Jts meeting held at Downie Acres Harden, Financial Secretary; Sawhich has carried the name Df die Thuener, Recording Secreshapes and colors, provided ~ in.J.aw of Mr. and Mrs. Walter July 9. the Pilgrim Holiness Church now Dr. Smith also passed out edu- tary; Margaret Cottrlll, Treaa. background lor a hugo sign which Crooks, Middleport, graduated has merged with her sister read ,.Welcome Home, Bo" . AI a week or so ago from Old Dom- cational booklets on horse care urer and Mrs. Cottrtll and Mrs. DANVll..LE - Rev. and Mrs. stream, The Wesleyan Methodist, Charles Dozer, pastor of the to now together as The WesleyKltt,y put It: "We wore Just fiab. inion College in Norfolk, va. to the 18 me.mbers and s vtsl- Potts, pianists. bergasted when we pulled up In with a bachelor of science de- tors present. Mrs. Wllliam B · Committees appolntedby in~go.. Danvil1e Wesleyan Church Uor- an Church, it was reported. front of the house!". To top it gree in elementary OOucation. Downie, advisor, served refresh~ log Councilor wereFlagbearers merl.y Pilgrim Holiness) attendall oil. when they ..,.ned the S.e hopes to teach this !all. menta of punch and cookies. Linda Lavender and Theht~ ed the closing services of the The next meeting will be a Grueser; Kitchen, Janice Law- International Conference of the lront door out tumbled a bag or Before her marriage, Nancy confetti and rice. had completed three years at practice session at the Meigs !lOll, chairman; Pauline Morar- now newLy formed Wesleyan A family reunited after a year Ohio State Universlzy. Jnc!dental- County Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Icy and ~lvla Zwllllng; Ways Church at Anderson. lnd!ano. The Wesleyan Methodist how could It be anything but ly, Lt. Crooks and his wlfe will on July 22, at which time project and Means, Leola Enoch, chairbooks must be turned in and the man; EUeen Clark, Clara LaveRa time of celebration. arrivoe home next week. Gene Church had Its origin In 1843 Sgt. Bocock will be here with has a Leave coming and the coumembers lri.ll have a wiener roast der • and Edith Hood; Delinquent, and the Pilgrim Holiness Church his family until August 10 when ple will be spending their time wltll their parents as guests. Esther Harden, chairman· and dett;slts beglMlngto 1897. These Margaret Cottrlll; PUbitctty, churches completed their merhe Is to report to Lockland Air between Middleport and ColumMargaret Cottrill and Ada Slack. ger on June 26, 1968. The mergForce Base in Texas tor an eight bus. The June birthday or Mrs. M>r- ed membership totals 1 ~:!,3f0 week coo.rse in recruiting. From APPLY FOR LICENSE arity was observed with the new there he wUI come to Ashland, G~LUPOLIS One colt)le with a &lnday School enrollment kitchen committee serving cake Ky., where he will be joined by apphed for a marriage license of more than 300,000. bls !amlly, Every large river is the lllm saturday in the office o! Gallia brougllt by Mrs. Morarlcy, with Meanwhile, Kitty plans to retotal of many smaller streams. County Probate Court: Robert ice cream and teed tea furnished main In Middleport and lrith her F. Burnett, 39, sheet metal work- by the members. July birtlldays It ls in the nature of rivers work at WMPO. er, atxl Lois Ann Wilkins 33 will be observed at the July 25 that flow In close prox1mlcy to Gallipolis, at home. ' ' meeting. unite. And so lt isthatthestream , MAKING BLUE gartera f o r brides bas long been • hobby or Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. Her 27Ist one was special for it was rrom MASON - Mr. and Mrs. WaJ. by her granddaughter, Kathy Hanter c. Werry and family Paula nahs, at her June wedding to ~IIODUC'I' 0~ O&N.IIAL MOTOR. Dick Werry, Kathy also wore her Debbie, Dee and Gl...; David grandmother'• locket tor some- and Mrs. Ray (Fronna B.) Barker, have returned to tl!eir home thing borrowed and carried her in Moaon, W. Va. after enjoying blplkie for something old. FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC a 3, 945 mlle ca.mper trailer toor. The ultimate in oven-cleaning convenience! The goal was to visit with Mo. CONCERN about vandalism and RANGE DELUXE Just s~ two simple controls and the Frigidaire jor and Mrs. H. Joe Gress and other activities st t h e Rock farnlly or Randolph Air F o r c e ~lect~l-clean oven cleans itseJI automatically . ~ngs Cemetery has prompted Base, San Antonio, Texas. MJUor e ectncally. Cleans the oven racks even the • · · Mrs. George Folmer to start 40-\NCH MODEL RDE·20L Gress, a command pilot, servsurface unit drip bowls. See the results inside! ·· · ·· .... ·~:::::::::::::=~·=· Ing with the U.S.A.F., 25 years .r~---.-. n;o-.v.w;w;oow:;:w..: is the nephew of Fronna B. Bar~ FromTh.Ho~q ker and the brother of Mrs. WerEconomics ry. He is also the brother of Mrs. Bett.Y Fry of New Haven Dep1rtment W. Va. and the brother or ~­ ·.~ gene J. Gress of Wyandotte, Of Th. loc1l Schools Mr. and M.rs. Vernor BeMett Mich. Major Gress, ·when u returned to their home In Lan. youngster, was a newspaper carFull W1rr1nty tin& Mich. after spending sev. rier boy, 1n his hotne town or era1 days here as the guests Mason, W, Va. Delivery of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Canada,y. During the seven day sta¥ at Mrs. Charles Lochary and chll- Randolph A.F .B., Universe! Clcy, dren, Meg and Robert, are here San Antonio, Texas, amongthrllifrom Wheaton, Md. for a visit lng points of interest were the with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story and Alr Force base, Taj Mahal, the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary, tl landing field of President L, B, J They will be joined by Charles Jolmson, the blrtbplace or PresLocharY next Friday. Ident Johnson, the Johnson White Mr . and Mrs. George 3\iv. House and ranch of Texas, the eler, Jr. of Cincinnati visited Hemlslair 68, The Alamo, &mken here this week with Mr. and Gardens, For Sam Houston, the Mrs. WUI Myer. Spanish Governor's Mansion, San Am Holter has returned from Antonio River Theatre, San Jose COlUIIll)us wht.'fe she attendedor- Mlssloo, and W•stern Vlllage. tentation. at Ohio State UniverEnroute, the party stayedoverott,y. nillht in the states or Kentucky The Rev . and Mrs. Wendell TeMessee and Arkansas and ~ G. Stutler and aon, Kevin, or the return trip spent nlght.'l in .racuse are on vacation. The Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Dfamily is the guests of the Rev llnots, Indiana and Ohio. The fam. and Mrs. Randall Parsons and lly visited In Dayton with the fomlly In Florldo. They visited brother and sister of Mr. Werry tile observation decks or the cit. (Mr. and Mrs. Paul WerrY and rtll tower in the hlglllands or Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Phelps). Central Florida at Clermont for 1 view of the largest concentrat!OII or citrus In the -ld. SEEKS DIVORCE SIYenteen mllUon trees a n d GALLIPOIJS - Lsvonne B. bundredl or lakes are within Wlllace, 628 Third Ave., ft.led the 2,000 square mlle area seen a ,PetltlooSaturday In Galli& C<Jun.. IMm the top of the tower. lY Common Pleas Court for a Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloos and divorce !rom Sgt. Roy D, WalMr. and Mrs. Eldoro WUI have lace, U.S. Army, Germany. She nturned home from a vacation charges groJI neglect or duty trip to Jesup, Ga., where they and extreme cruelty and seeks ·.~!lt<ld with Mrs. Annie WUI alimony anti custody of a minor Mr. IL ·• 141'1. RoT Baker Jr ' child. They 11ero msrrled Aug. and easy to keep dean IIHLEPOIT 'IIIII Mr. and I•• .· !~and 21, I96a. La:t ."' ttng Meeting Held uSymbols of Free- ',., . •· Guiding Star Goegleln; . Trip Sho vv. .• 1!011 Community CIICJI._ Corner••• Ho.lfielt ' I . '· . Let DUDLEY'S FLORIST Help YoiWith AI Your Aortl~• ' .... Style No. 1068-Wuhable MIDDLI!POitT . ' . GA!'L11'9.LIS.'OHIO . . ' . Wlllte Glove Leather Upper WedgieSole . ., 12.99 SIHI5toll All Wldtll8 Available l ' �' 6 - The Sunda.Y T!mes..S.ntlnel, SUMay' July 14 1968 Rock S/)rings Grange Will Exhibit at '68 Meigs Fair POMEROYGr••will b The Rock ~rings e one o! ! o u r - -~· to exbl _anges bit~..atFthe 1968 Amual M 1g r ... e s ~"' air, Aug. 12-17. decided to prepare a fa!It wash!bi r ex t during a meeting ot Ul R k Qow.l e oc ...,. ngs grange Tburs.... ·""t ...., ru.,. at the Goegleln, t hall with Fred maser, lnspectio hpresiding, ld b n was e y Virgil Atkins, deputy master and Pauline Atldns, juvenile .ron. The grange made their aelec- ' l • '' ' I' " :• I .,-i ·l M.·eet ·~. ,.,.. or· a -·""' ·-• AI 10 read was a thank..vn~. note eluded the moetlna with a prayer _...., dele~te cwu lor Amerlc.... altemate for the State Gr••-~- 1rom Harold Hood for · Dowers convention whleh will be held Rolreshmoots or pie and Ice Katie Eastman Hood. A·-in Oc:td>er at D··•-. .-.. ~··· creaJn were aerv"' by the home ...,._, pa.. .., card was sent to M r s. Mrs. Amos Leonard, home ec- Frank Grueser whose brother econom!ca chairman. onomlcs chairman, ~·~· ·--··ced clled recently· R~rted ill -re thst the '""'"'''V' -·""' contest will be Sherman Roberta,·~Conley Cole •• held at the next .-u Dn.mooa Gr••F c1 -oe... ran s Morris, and Homer Rice .' 1 for aid from meeting. One a-• ....,.._. .. OUr Country'' was the " r • the Lodi Grarlgeln Athens Coun- gram 'theme used by Mrs. w w. A..,... t;y was answered. A communlca- Morgan, lecturer. Foll.......a ..... tion trom tbe Ohio State Grange group stngtng ol ••Amert ""th~~~& was read concerning the elec-- Beautiful '' Fr-~· Grue ca e tlon oI delegates. ' lUll!. serstory read ur Am Old Glory.'' The SYRACUSE - Flfteelt memof the flag was given by Mrs. bers were present when Guiding William Grueser, Miss Betty star CIMOlcti 124 Daugllters ol Leonard spoke oo dlspla,yins the America Lodge convened tor reg. fiag at night and an orllcle on ulor SOSaiOII Thursday n1gi1t with the Statue of Liberty was given ~lvla Zwilling as Councilor. by Mrs. Robert Louks. By Vartou s financial and auditing other articles were .,A Voice reports were read and accept • for Democracy" by Mrs. Fred eel dom" by Mrs. Fred Leifheit· "Safety" by Fred Goeg:letn.' '•Growing OIU" by Mrs. Hom~ Radford. An artjcle on the new lij'nthetlc milk was read by WilHam Grueser. The lecturer con- W....,sdol nisl1l' 1 Announcement Sisters Laura Sayre, reported back in Holzer hospital, Ger- Attend Oosing '!' I Service of Conference Of Approaching Pamela Lee Crew Church held a cookoutat the Portland Park Friday nlgi1t. Mr. and Mro. Morvin Spencer and son, Brillll, of Fairborn ware guests. Members and their famUles attending were tile Rev, and Mrs. WOllam A!rson and c!dldren. Dolly, Poggi, Patrick, and Gena, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeka, Mr. and Mra. Carl Jemlnga, Mrl. Edith Batey, Pete Jllllninga, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~cor, Mr. and · Mro. Ed Kin& Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentz andldarJorle, Emmett Will, and Mr. and Mro. James WUI, Backy, Brenda, Beverly, and Brian. · We have it! S.U!h: BAKER CLEAN )' r . .: 9andy~irip~rs to Operate ·S.umm-er:B~o.k. Cart Project . . ~. ' . Will Family Holds Reunion . as maJII' weeltda1• n possible. .- SATURDAY RECEPTION honoring Mrs. Noomi King, Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter ol Ohio, Order ol the Eastern Star, will be held at 7:30 Saturday night at the Ml<!dleport Mo'!'1Wc Temple. Evangeline c118P!#:.J• .1)<1~~ the reception wblch is open to all Ealtern Star members and friends ol Mrs. King. MIDDLEPORT Little League will sponsor an outaide dance this coming satUrday night from 9 to 12 p. m. at the Middleport C<Bnmunicy Park. Tho Jays will be ln charge. BAKE SALE, Racine Methodist Church Annex, saturday, from 10 L m. lO I p. m. Sponsored by the Happy Hustler Sunday School Class. Inspection Marriage Vows RACINE - Mr. and M r 1. Clarence Adams, Racine, are amounebig the engagement or their dau8btor, Sandra. to Cpl. Charles H. Cobb, son of Mrs. Charles E. D~rtY and c. Lester Cobb, l'lllnt Pieaaant. Vow• or tho marriage will be read at f p.m. toda,y at the home o! the bride with the Rev. Freeland Norris of!Ic!atins. ~~~~ ~ 11* pro~aJ\111(•~. by ~ ~1, le~. iionis, itodlnp, Joke I oild ~!ir!i• ·""l'8 8 oz. $5.00 ~lude<l "'!'tile ~!Uil,'lc e C\'OIID tuld @lie !lOre ..tvild.lJr·,) ,COIIclucibil ... meetlns. The of!ertna - Ilk• tllld die meotlnl e1t11cludod wl1h the benedletiiln. For the d!llllor, tile table• _., decor- with n-rl"fromllle garden "' Mra. Slll'frled. AllelltiIng beudeo !hose named ...,. Seven Young land. The open chUrch wedding wiu be "" evoot or July 20 at the Rutland Nazarene Church at 7:30 p.m. Miss Bissell Is a 1967 groduate of Eastern iUgll School and Mr. Grate . graduated !rom Rotland High School In 1968. He Is a gracliate ol Ml State CoUege and attended Franklin Universlcy, Columbus. He Is also a member of the National Q1urd and I& pros· ently employed at the Rutland Furniture w·tt Att d C mp I en a MIDDLEPORT - Seven )'OUOII poaple of the Middleport Clllrch o1 Christ will attend camp lblo week st the Howell's MUla Chrfa. 11an Camp at Ona, W. v.. Going trom here will be Jyl Beaver. Pam Dodson, P a tt Y Glaze. SharOn WUson, Paul Cllllnlngham, Stove Gerlaeb, and Jon Bunce. eo.. Rutland. lli>diJIIGUr . . Presents ..•. So tremendously accepted, we have expanded this line to sure-selling styles. Their soft leathers, ample toe room, gentle b~t-up arch, fibre insoles, crepe wedge sole and heel, and economic selling price have made Scho·Peds our leading casual line of shoes. Why not make them yours, too? ¥ \·11'1 .tho' It waa doddetl Iii ..... ~ , cakes. Clui-1 carda.,..011 sale by the .d relelllti ordlra may be placocl !lith· lira. ,_ . Kloea. ' · Further ropaln .., the croll! wore d!ocuased tllld tile JrliUP pve a •ala ol IIIP._ 'l!i ~ Marguerite ~~oyer fDr , . . . ~ labor eljiOIIse• on !he prPJo«. II wao voted to dl........ wl1h the Augull meeting. Mra. .11117er and Mrs. Freda Flllcl* will be hosteiiOS for, the 5o&J'8'IIbe" . Mrs. Clara Karr. Mrs. Glot,S. Wlllllllltlltl1, Mra. EG!el WIIUam· CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs:' ...,, Mrs. Hilda Scbmoll, 111ti Charles Bissell, Chester, a r e Mrs. Ruth Maasar. announcing the approaching marriage or their dougllter, Karen &le, to David L. Grate, - of people Mr, and Mrs. Arnold ·Grate, Rut- Hartley & Bennett, Pomeroy to Be Read Today ·: POMEI!OY - Jnllj)Octlon was ·beld the Hemlock. <;range mot recontly at the hall. Leo Story, master, ooncllcted. the· meeting <l!rlng whlcb lime 11110 appeal lor aid was an.,.ered. The fourth degree waa Jilt on in lull form. ·virgil A11dns, deplfY .,.ster and Mrs. Atldno, juYOIIile lnalrOO, prolented talks tll~wQrk. ·.· ~m. '101d DQ&" wai t b e B':"t 33 keeps you feeling cnsp and lrosh. Fint, because Brut 33 smells just like Brut for men only l!ghter. Second, becau~ it contams an effective all..cJay deodorant whk:h cov.,. all of you notJustunderyouranns. ' Brut 33, thespla•h-on IOOon. That'• how you keep your cool. While all thoae around you are ID!Iingthein. bual!te" mfJ!I-. '· ANNOUNCE MEETING BffiTil ANNOUNCED The children oll!oe late Mr. Becky, JerrY andDiana,Cbarles· POMEROY - Final plans for SYRACUSE - Mr. lllld Mrs. and Mrs. G. 0, WUI met Sat- ton, W.Va.; Mr.andMrs.OrvUle the Dally Vacatioo Bible school Ray WUIIams, ol Rayland are anurday, July 6, at Columbus lor Will and Jane and Des. Yakima. or the Trinity United Cll>rch or nounclng the birth or a dau8ba reunion. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chrlst will be made Tuesday, .ter on July 10, at the Martina The day was spent at t h e Smith (Rutlo Will) and ille and July 16, at 7:30p.m., at a meet- FerrY hospital. Sheweigllodollht farm camp slte of Mr. and Mrs. Kathy and Mr . and Mrs. D. K. Ing to be held at the !'llmeroy pounds. loUr ounces at birth tllld Kleth Casdorph (Alta Will). Casdorph (Alta WUI), all or Co- Baptist Chu!'ch. , The Vacatioo . !s,beillll ,~tomed by lour \)roll>., 'Phl•ls the first. time all six tuml!U'Si'Mr, ancl Mr's. GoleitW111 Bible Sc:hool will be held for · erlll She lo· tile granddaollltteo-' ' brothers and sisters had been· . and Stephen, Upper Arlington; 10 days starting July 29. All in- of Mrs. MarteWUIIams.o!Perl3'together in over 23 years. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zeller a:>on- tere- persons are Invited to ville and Mrs. Myrtle McBride, Tho&e attending were Mr. and na WUI) and Jeff and TOdd of attend. local. Mrs. Norman Will and Duane and Gahanna. Mrs. Mary Will, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Pearl L. WIII and Grange, Holq$ Terms ARE ANNOUNCEMENT IS being mode o! the engagement anti IIJI)roaching marriage ot Miss Deborah Ann Hooper, to Air .. man l...C Robert Eugene Miller of Bergstrom, Texas, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hooper of Shade, Route 1. Airman MUler Is the son of Mr. and Mr&. Arthur L Miller of Rutland, Route I. He groduated !rom Rutland !Ugh School in 1966 ani prtor to entering the service was employed at the Ohio Valley Baking Co. o! Middleport. Ml58 !looper wiD he a Junior at Meigs High School this lall. Plans are heil1! l11ldo for an August wedding. Hemlock Grove )l FURNITURE .I··. Dttrlng ·the Marriage Given Chorleston. teer aerv)ce or.gUdzatlon. IPersonal Notes f II. Cheoblre. Ali August 16 woddlng Is being plaruled to lake · plaee to tho snver ·Boa Free WID Bop1ist Cburc~. Cheshire. · The cusltlm of open chUrch will be obs~.tvod. Miss Woods will be a oenlor It Meigs High School. Mr. llllley Ia • f965 gradu- Unifori!IB were d!atrlbuled to several - glrll · In•tile volun- ···with Electri-clean oven! I Lynn, to William J. HalleT, 1011 of the l&te Mr. tllld Mrs. Gfiorse llllleT and grandson ol Mrs. Delma Halley of Route 2, Enterprise Church Brotherhood has Cookout ~ --- 359.95 Mary o! Lengthy Trip .... MRS. ' GERTRUDE WOODS snti Mr. Keith Woods o! Middleport are llltiiOUIICil1! ti1e elll!lj!ement ol their daughter, ate M!ddloport iUgll School anti has completed two years In the 1). S. Army and is..,. employed with W. 0. Watters ol Home Following FRIGIDAIRE Oeboran Ann Hooper Mary Lynn Woods MR. AND MRS. Leo B. Crew, 197 Mulberry Aw. p 0111• eroy, are annwncing the eagagemeni of their daughte; Pamela Lee, to Donald Edward Napper,sonofMr. anti Mrs. Orville Napper, Pomeroy, Route 4. Miss Crew graduated this aprirw lrOIII Pomeroy High SchooL Her IWice, a 1966 graduate of Pomeroy High School, Is 11011 serviJW with the U. S. Air Force st Amarillo Air Force Base In Amarillo, Texas. Woddlplans are incomplete. ·~ Werrys Return i Pomeroy... meeting of O.e Tr!Dill Circle, Trlnill united CIJireh o! Chrllt. AIIO Included 011 · Mrl. Neub· Ung'a program was a eertes ol alidos tthowilll! tile interiOr or tile $UJ'Ch. A dimer preceded the nioetlng with Mra. Lou! aReibel, president, glyfng grace. Devotions by Mrs. Nova Soy!rled opened with a poem, "Take Time, •,• and group slngiJis or "Holy Spirit Dwell with Me." Mrs. Sey!rled read excorpto Dr. Smith Speaker for 4-H Session 'i I ., POMEI!OY - Mrs, Boll NOPIZ· 1rom .. arttc!o Olll,l"':u~"'r.;f;'~~·~ to Road !hr'Ple :1114: stmWed allde~ fl! a trip to cati!Ornia and Wasll!ngloo at · stend II''. by l!UI1 Gral1alli. . \ ' OUR BELATED coogratulations to Mr. and Mrs. JOO.n Duerr! trude Mlfls. and Lizzie Quick week the couple observed their golden wedding anniverImproving satlslactorlly and Jessary.' o special observance - although there were some unexpectsie 5lowe, about the same. ed VlSitors. Sally Mora There was installation of om~ Mrs. Duerr's two sisters, Mrs. Alben Hoffner and Mrs. Eva cers by Deputy Florenee Potts F:lnlaw, of Zanesville, came for tbe day, aiXI there were Mr ard MR. AND MRS. Donald C. Mora of Pomeroy Route 3 as follows: ' Mrs. Robert WtUte of Long Bottom, nephew and niece of the Du;rrs. are annouudng the engagement of their <laughter sally to Councilor, Ada Slack; Vice Earl F. Iagels, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F ingei 's Mr. Hoffber and son. Gerald, also came for the occasion. Councilor, Marie Rizer; AssociT • SGT. Robert Bocock, just of Mason, W. VL Miss Mora is s graduate of F.astem•m;-. ate VIce Councilor, EUeen Clark· back from Vietnam, was given the ball rolling towords getting School, class of 1967, am will graduate from Mountain State Junior Past Councilor, Sylvl~ a royaJ welcome when he arriv- a light at the top o! the hill. College in Augus~ She Is employed with the Pslnha Broth Zwilling; Associate Junior Past Sie' s contacted the trustees ed in Middlt.POrt early le;st &mAdvertising Agency in Athens, Mr. Ingels is a 1963 grad=~ Cooncllor, Margaret Eichinger· day morning. about having one installed and the of Wahama Hlgll School anti atteooed Mountain State Colle Conductor' Kathryn Johnson: Hls wife, Kitty, and the cou- problem now seems to be the He Is employed with the Dill Brothers Motor Co. of Parke: Warden, Jean Hall; Jnaide Senti: ple's two children Robin and Kel- utUlzy cost. The charge [or a burg, W. VL A September wodcllng Is planned. nel, Clara Lavender; Outside SenIee. loft Middleport about 9 p. dusk to dayligllt light wblch woold Uno!, Edith Hood. m. Saturday to meet him at tbe be automatic is $4.50 a mm.tlJ POMEROY- Dr. A. P.Smlth, Leola Enoch and Myle Hudson Columbus airport. Between then and Mrs. Folmer ls trying to seand the time they returned, about cure donations and pledges to pay Veterinarian from Amesville were not present tot>., installed Ohio, spoke to tho Meigs 4-H as Associate Councilor and 18 4:30 in the morning, Bett,y Fultz the amount. POMEROY - Brutherhood of Pleasure Riders on "Manag!ng mo. Trustee. other octlcers are Interested In helping? and Carol Bachtel decorated the the Enterprise United Methodist front porch. the Health of Your Horge" at Mrs. Eooch, team ea.Ptain; Either Dozens of balloons irrallsizes MRS. GENE Crooks, daugllter. Jts meeting held at Downie Acres Harden, Financial Secretary; Sawhich has carried the name Df die Thuener, Recording Secreshapes and colors, provided ~ in.J.aw of Mr. and Mrs. Walter July 9. the Pilgrim Holiness Church now Dr. Smith also passed out edu- tary; Margaret Cottrlll, Treaa. background lor a hugo sign which Crooks, Middleport, graduated has merged with her sister read ,.Welcome Home, Bo" . AI a week or so ago from Old Dom- cational booklets on horse care urer and Mrs. Cottrtll and Mrs. DANVll..LE - Rev. and Mrs. stream, The Wesleyan Methodist, Charles Dozer, pastor of the to now together as The WesleyKltt,y put It: "We wore Just fiab. inion College in Norfolk, va. to the 18 me.mbers and s vtsl- Potts, pianists. bergasted when we pulled up In with a bachelor of science de- tors present. Mrs. Wllliam B · Committees appolntedby in~go.. Danvil1e Wesleyan Church Uor- an Church, it was reported. front of the house!". To top it gree in elementary OOucation. Downie, advisor, served refresh~ log Councilor wereFlagbearers merl.y Pilgrim Holiness) attendall oil. when they ..,.ned the S.e hopes to teach this !all. menta of punch and cookies. Linda Lavender and Theht~ ed the closing services of the The next meeting will be a Grueser; Kitchen, Janice Law- International Conference of the lront door out tumbled a bag or Before her marriage, Nancy confetti and rice. had completed three years at practice session at the Meigs !lOll, chairman; Pauline Morar- now newLy formed Wesleyan A family reunited after a year Ohio State Universlzy. Jnc!dental- County Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Icy and ~lvla Zwllllng; Ways Church at Anderson. lnd!ano. The Wesleyan Methodist how could It be anything but ly, Lt. Crooks and his wlfe will on July 22, at which time project and Means, Leola Enoch, chairbooks must be turned in and the man; EUeen Clark, Clara LaveRa time of celebration. arrivoe home next week. Gene Church had Its origin In 1843 Sgt. Bocock will be here with has a Leave coming and the coumembers lri.ll have a wiener roast der • and Edith Hood; Delinquent, and the Pilgrim Holiness Church his family until August 10 when ple will be spending their time wltll their parents as guests. Esther Harden, chairman· and dett;slts beglMlngto 1897. These Margaret Cottrlll; PUbitctty, churches completed their merhe Is to report to Lockland Air between Middleport and ColumMargaret Cottrill and Ada Slack. ger on June 26, 1968. The mergForce Base in Texas tor an eight bus. The June birthday or Mrs. M>r- ed membership totals 1 ~:!,3f0 week coo.rse in recruiting. From APPLY FOR LICENSE arity was observed with the new there he wUI come to Ashland, G~LUPOLIS One colt)le with a &lnday School enrollment kitchen committee serving cake Ky., where he will be joined by apphed for a marriage license of more than 300,000. bls !amlly, Every large river is the lllm saturday in the office o! Gallia brougllt by Mrs. Morarlcy, with Meanwhile, Kitty plans to retotal of many smaller streams. County Probate Court: Robert ice cream and teed tea furnished main In Middleport and lrith her F. Burnett, 39, sheet metal work- by the members. July birtlldays It ls in the nature of rivers work at WMPO. er, atxl Lois Ann Wilkins 33 will be observed at the July 25 that flow In close prox1mlcy to Gallipolis, at home. ' ' meeting. unite. And so lt isthatthestream , MAKING BLUE gartera f o r brides bas long been • hobby or Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. Her 27Ist one was special for it was rrom MASON - Mr. and Mrs. WaJ. by her granddaughter, Kathy Hanter c. Werry and family Paula nahs, at her June wedding to ~IIODUC'I' 0~ O&N.IIAL MOTOR. Dick Werry, Kathy also wore her Debbie, Dee and Gl...; David grandmother'• locket tor some- and Mrs. Ray (Fronna B.) Barker, have returned to tl!eir home thing borrowed and carried her in Moaon, W. Va. after enjoying blplkie for something old. FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC a 3, 945 mlle ca.mper trailer toor. The ultimate in oven-cleaning convenience! The goal was to visit with Mo. CONCERN about vandalism and RANGE DELUXE Just s~ two simple controls and the Frigidaire jor and Mrs. H. Joe Gress and other activities st t h e Rock farnlly or Randolph Air F o r c e ~lect~l-clean oven cleans itseJI automatically . ~ngs Cemetery has prompted Base, San Antonio, Texas. MJUor e ectncally. Cleans the oven racks even the • · · Mrs. George Folmer to start 40-\NCH MODEL RDE·20L Gress, a command pilot, servsurface unit drip bowls. See the results inside! ·· · ·· .... ·~:::::::::::::=~·=· Ing with the U.S.A.F., 25 years .r~---.-. n;o-.v.w;w;oow:;:w..: is the nephew of Fronna B. Bar~ FromTh.Ho~q ker and the brother of Mrs. WerEconomics ry. He is also the brother of Mrs. Bett.Y Fry of New Haven Dep1rtment W. Va. and the brother or ~­ ·.~ gene J. Gress of Wyandotte, Of Th. loc1l Schools Mr. and M.rs. Vernor BeMett Mich. Major Gress, ·when u returned to their home In Lan. youngster, was a newspaper carFull W1rr1nty tin& Mich. after spending sev. rier boy, 1n his hotne town or era1 days here as the guests Mason, W, Va. Delivery of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Canada,y. During the seven day sta¥ at Mrs. Charles Lochary and chll- Randolph A.F .B., Universe! Clcy, dren, Meg and Robert, are here San Antonio, Texas, amongthrllifrom Wheaton, Md. for a visit lng points of interest were the with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story and Alr Force base, Taj Mahal, the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary, tl landing field of President L, B, J They will be joined by Charles Jolmson, the blrtbplace or PresLocharY next Friday. Ident Johnson, the Johnson White Mr . and Mrs. George 3\iv. House and ranch of Texas, the eler, Jr. of Cincinnati visited Hemlslair 68, The Alamo, &mken here this week with Mr. and Gardens, For Sam Houston, the Mrs. WUI Myer. Spanish Governor's Mansion, San Am Holter has returned from Antonio River Theatre, San Jose COlUIIll)us wht.'fe she attendedor- Mlssloo, and W•stern Vlllage. tentation. at Ohio State UniverEnroute, the party stayedoverott,y. nillht in the states or Kentucky The Rev . and Mrs. Wendell TeMessee and Arkansas and ~ G. Stutler and aon, Kevin, or the return trip spent nlght.'l in .racuse are on vacation. The Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Dfamily is the guests of the Rev llnots, Indiana and Ohio. The fam. and Mrs. Randall Parsons and lly visited In Dayton with the fomlly In Florldo. They visited brother and sister of Mr. Werry tile observation decks or the cit. (Mr. and Mrs. Paul WerrY and rtll tower in the hlglllands or Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Phelps). Central Florida at Clermont for 1 view of the largest concentrat!OII or citrus In the -ld. SEEKS DIVORCE SIYenteen mllUon trees a n d GALLIPOIJS - Lsvonne B. bundredl or lakes are within Wlllace, 628 Third Ave., ft.led the 2,000 square mlle area seen a ,PetltlooSaturday In Galli& C<Jun.. IMm the top of the tower. lY Common Pleas Court for a Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloos and divorce !rom Sgt. Roy D, WalMr. and Mrs. Eldoro WUI have lace, U.S. Army, Germany. She nturned home from a vacation charges groJI neglect or duty trip to Jesup, Ga., where they and extreme cruelty and seeks ·.~!lt<ld with Mrs. Annie WUI alimony anti custody of a minor Mr. IL ·• 141'1. RoT Baker Jr ' child. They 11ero msrrled Aug. and easy to keep dean IIHLEPOIT 'IIIII Mr. and I•• .· !~and 21, I96a. La:t ."' ttng Meeting Held uSymbols of Free- ',., . •· Guiding Star Goegleln; . Trip Sho vv. .• 1!011 Community CIICJI._ Corner••• Ho.lfielt ' I . '· . Let DUDLEY'S FLORIST Help YoiWith AI Your Aortl~• ' .... Style No. 1068-Wuhable MIDDLI!POitT . ' . GA!'L11'9.LIS.'OHIO . . ' . Wlllte Glove Leather Upper WedgieSole . ., 12.99 SIHI5toll All Wldtll8 Available l ' �~ ' I F.U.r,()pe~ing i~ ' "'"1!•, ' 1;,'· ' • f.<.l'. ' ' I SWIIIIy, July U, 1968 ., • '''~~~::.~:=··~·~,~$~·Fair. iiOv; , ~an, sectetmr; ~lonol sDntlr, ,- ~ treaiRirer; .i.Jra. ·,mara Belle 7 » '"" 11 b j. Fair_;,• fd, a . '1.. w!U 'Cil Auguat 6th at lho . Dunn, as~ seer-y, ond , In' RUIBIC faltirqundo In the tNT area 1\(to. Sadie Balles, asol~ Wodne....,: Juat oil Route 62 Slid will run tnl~er. prelty baby thrOU(h ~st (Oth, .Directors "'' Fred Green, b)' Clllck . All exhibits mai'at be In place Pete SOITIIIIOr> WoodY M a"C e, melon eating conteat;. . b)' 10 p.m. MmdiiY, Aug, 5th, · CIU!ord Dunn, llaymond Llev- High SChool band ct\IICOrt: IIICI cannot be taken trom t h 0 ,. Ins, MirY F_r<ljllldt. Edwin Roush, bee! show; Little Ml~o and grounds unUI 9 p,m, Aug, lOth, Chal\les IVB11f"• , and N o r a tlo Mister ...test; IOOfii!P No animals ..UI be permitted .Staats. . slcal shoJI, . to run at large on the grounds. The program lor the lair InThuradiY: PurObredswlneconAllexhlbltors must seethat-thelr eludes: TueadiY: hoii\O art iudll· test; JuniOr Dlvialon Catattendants are neatly dressed lng; tractor Jll!lllngconlest; home tie Show; Teenage ~sica! and their exhibits are properly show opens; fair opening par. Junior Dairy Show; , Open Dlvi-- ' cared ror. ade downtown; Hannan H l g h ston Dairy 8loW; 1eenlge Mu· Gates will open to the pubHc School band concert: M a son llical Sho\Y. at 9 a,m. on Tuesday, August 6th Friday: Jamlor traetor ~v." and the gatos will close at mid- Fair Booth Plans ing conteat; lll'""l' pig coni at:. night. 4·H dog show; nower show, ~ Of£icials are Ulwell co o k, Pleasant High School Band conpresident; Floyd Rayburn, vice Made by Democrats cert; market hog sale; scholarpresident; Mrs. ~rley SUlliRUTLAND - Plans for co- ship awardi baby beef sale and teenage musical show. sponsoring a booth at the Melgs Saturday: f'lower show, W atCounty Fair In August with the tivlty day; greasy p1g and hog Senior Club were made Thurs- contesti teenage musical shoW; day when the Young Democrat Roy Acuft show at 2 p.m. and Club of Meigs County met at 9:20 p.m.; Mason County horse the Leading Creek Conservancy shoe pitching; garden tractor building in Rutland. driving contest; band concert; Charles F. King, president, style show; Mason County Fair Next To Old W'dS in charge of the meeting, It horse show; sweepstake award. Sllnr Brlclp $Ita was armm.mced that Mr. andMri!i. The fair will close at 10 p . King will serve as cmmty co- m., August lOth. ordinators !or Harry Crewson, U.S. Congressional candidate. It was also annOWlced that tickets are nowavailable!orlhe!OthDisSS I S..HonryW. trict Congressional Dirmer to be or Don a.lrd held Aug. 15 at the Baker center Ballroom in Athens, Jack Gllll0 PH. 446-4060 gan, U.S. Senatorial candidate, will be guest speaker. BA.M. T06P.M. J / _M ' Mi Dool'ttle T R present e "If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" F,.. Telotype Service To "40'' Major Wrwcklnt Yorda In 6Stahl 24 Hour Wrocker S.rvlco At This LHII!Oft INTENSIFY SEARCH LAKEWOOD, Ohio (UPQ Police expanded their search to the West Coast saturday for a man named in a first - degree murder W'd.rrant Cor the shoot · lng death of his 20-year-old wife Friday. Police said Anthony Ferrari, 21, apparently slipped through their dragnet here and may be trying to make It to California where he has a sister. Is So Elsy For You To 5erYt .• •nd II'• Finger Uclcin Good! . ' ., r.;.... . '48 <lass Reunion Of PP High Slaled \'. • DID PT, PLEASANT - The date of August 10 has been set for the 1948 class reunion of Pl. Pleasanl High School to be held at the Pleasant Point Resort. All resenrations must be returned not later thanJnl)' 30 to Mrs. Bobbie Joe Chapman, treasurer. Mrs. Dottie C&rnpbell ~s in charge of the entertainment. wider selection of models than anyone else, and all our models are "worth owning" to more people th•n any other car. (Thai's because nobody packs more value into a car than Chevrolet does!) Plus, all our '68 models must go to make way for the '69s. We figure, why fool around with "price leade rs" and other "come.ons" when all you really are interested in is the best value for your money. We're of!ering the kind of savings people want at this time of year on the kinds of cars people want . , , from !he '68 Chevrolet Caprice to our most economical Nova. So shop around , if you like, but don't do anything unlil you've talked to me. Other dealers might match our prr ces, but they can't match the value of our Chevroleis, Find.out how easy it really is to sa"V e on a car worth owning. , I,. I " ·r • ·• ' c..m, ASSETS balance • !lith other banks, and euh.lll!m• Ill ,.. _WI '• 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 • I 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 f I II ·.* 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 ,. TO'I'.AL ASSETS •••••••• , •••• ~ ·· ~ ••t••••• '! ·~··~· ~~ ' t.I.Alllli11E$ .' llemud depoalia oflndiy~W~~o; Wtoaerohlpr;• , and c.~tiODI .: •' • • ·•.• o • .• • • ' • ·, • • • " o • Time and sovlap•deptidll !# lDI!Ivl<fuaD, '' .,_, , ~~ . I: I I " /_. • ' - II . '!' .. -•'.. · ·. o ; t·• , •• • .$2.1,1,812.2:1 :, , , •· ' ;· . ~1ldplli1 IDd ~~ - , ~ , , ~ ·. ·~ · 1' , .• ~. • 1.-. / • • • 4:,.768,158~10 ~ ~ Depoait& of u~ ~f: ·~~- ~ ·~ . ~ 53,U0:18 ·.~· ..Jlell9alta of Statel and ·ll!oll~.al oubtll~ ' ••••••••• , , • . tU,ht.-71 · 1 '·' . . ··. ',.: ...._ . . .. . . ~rtlfled Ind. ~~' .¥k•t.ett. ,~ . ~ o, ~ 34:,11&~ •~TOTALDEI'OSIT!I{ItidqJI3tolt>.......... . . , ; !ii~ (II) 'l'llal4ll!Wid ~Ill ...., , .. .. .. .. . . . ' t ~~ -(b) Total tbiae ID1111YIJiCII •.•••".... • • • • • • • ~~· . : , .other ltablltttea-: • .•• · .•••• - :-,. . •. r..:. •...••.•.•.•' •• .'. 210,178.20 ~. :· 0 :·. 0 CAiirrAL 0 TOTAL WliiLI'rll!s MID ' 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 •0 0 I 0 ,~ • .;;;A,,...... ," ., o t 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l, I tU;Ooo.oo ·r :· 1 .- ~ ·. t•-· 1 ; · '·· , . _ ~·. ~ ,, ,<if ,• ,..,, J ' · :;;>; •'!¢. ·':' -, ~~o:.•,,•· v• lf. ''J . •}' ~ :l.' "J . . •I ft-~ :<i: I ..~.. 11>._ ' ; 't J. ~pl.\\ ·~~"i\ .J C:><-o>~· ~ ~--~- :t 't l· · ' . 1 cled:uetlun ot cAPITAL A<x:Ol!N'I'S ••• , ••• • • • • • •• •• • •• •• 29.127.11 · PledaM 111011 u.a. . ' r., to. ·· · •.'.~, ~ ' ~-~· . ') ' I ,, ,I ·· u .- ~ eitring ~ . · ..-.~· . ·.\·. ~GE 9 ... Sl(:tteq rr- will be devoted to marching June 15, 1968. drills In preparation for the 1968 football campaign. This amount included $14,275 for the value of the land and $1,275 for damage to the residue. The state's deposit for the land appropriated amoW1.ted to $13,335, which included t he state's estimated value of the land at $5,265, and damage to the reBidle of $8,070. The oo!endant appealed t h e state's appropriation of t h e property because taking t h e land for the right of W"'dY for the Rt. 3~ by ..pass uland-locked approximately 16 or 17 acres of land in the Forrest Hills subdivision, on the north side or the by.pass leaving it "isolated" and with no access road. ........ ·*"'tOOO." I is accepting contributions ofresidents who wl&h to help defray costs in brb\ging the group to Meigs County. Contrib~tions may be sent to her at 114 High S~, Pomeroy. , Housing is needed also for or· chestra members. Mrs. Ralph Welker is chairman of this actlvity rtnd those wishing to house orchestra members are to con-tact her, The evening concert will be presented from the orchestra's specially constructed barge at 8:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy levee. tr.. · The tlnal segment of the pro-gram will teature' the local stu.. dents perforining under the dlrectlon of Boudreau. Meantime, Mr·s. W. P. Loch- ary, Pom!Jroy, heading the Jvly 25 appearance of the Symphony . Are Heard By Porter ,POMEROY - Thirteen defendants were tined and 10 others forfeited borJ.ds · Friday in t h e c.ourt of Mlllgs Count.Y Judge Frank W, Portar. Fined werE! Edward Ray lor, Murray'• City Route I, driving while Intoxicated, $l!!Oand costs, three days in jail· and a 30-<lay suspension of his driver's license with the fine and costs suspended and theoo!endanlplaced on probatlon for six months; Wesley Lee Wise, Langsville Hoole I, $10 snd costs, stop sign violation; Marvin Ours, OallipoUs, left Q( ~nter, $10 !Wd_costs; . Thomas Harless, LangsvUle, $a and costs, taiJure to dim headlights; Larry 0. Sellers, Portland Route 1, $5 and costs, un sale vehicle; Robert c. Stewart, Cheshire Route 2, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Fred J, Conkle~ Cheshire, $25 and costs, no driver's license, and $10 and costs, Intoxication; Fred E. Kiser, Racine Route 2, left oC center, $5 and costs; Roger Bis~ sell, Middleport, SS and costs, unsafe vehicle; Fred Scott, Jr., Pomeroy, $5 and costs, mrerwidth vehicle; Charles M. Withee, Pomeroy Houte 3, misu~ of f<i.rmer registration, $10 and costsi Jack F. Young, Cool ville Route 2, expired driver's GALUPOLIS - The Animal In May, they found approximately Ruth B, Koecbllng, owner of license, $5 and costs; Jerry R, Charity Le.tsile of Youngstown, 160 dogs, near~J;-50 cats and one tile Koonel, has been re~eased Aleshire, Pomeroy, $5andcos1s, an afflilale of lbe Humane So-. pony exlatlng bi 81'd around an from th• COlumbus Workhoose no mu!ller. etet;r Of the United States, re- old tarm house In fudeacribable under the care of responsible Forfeiting bonds were Donald ~ Friday, It has been suefilth, relatives. R. Watsoo, Pittsburgh, $27.50, ce1sftd ln dosing the Poplar The animals had ~nsuft'iclent Mtss Koechllng was sentenc- stop sign; Kermar R, 9J.afer, llldp Kemelo, tit, 'I VInton. lood and drank !rom a polluted ed to thl! workhouse on an bi- smoot, w. va, , Improper .backAnimal Charity aald eloslng and ll:ash.fllled wat~r hole on su!llclent fUnds charge!romFO.Y· lng, $27,50; Curtis M. Powell, ~the ~Ia 1!"~:~rctlsht abotll . jhe p~. Mo('l. or th~ , clqS,B ~~ · ~, ' She b'IAI•\>O"i! COD· Ashland, K,y., $27 .50, spending; by the close cooperation or Gal- we~ ·In lln advanced atap or vlcted ond Dned on similar cbarg- James G. Basham, Arnold, Md., · ua County ProseCII(Ing Altorney 1111111$0; many or them without · eo In .OVeral SIIU!heastern Ohio $17,50 passbig on the right; Leo· Jal)n A, Epling and Shtlrl1fDen. hair an !heir bqc!!es, Oneortlie COuilll~s, lnclu.dlng Gallla <f'"'t· nlds R. Bar<, Reedsvllle,$27.50, ••r A, Walker. attendlnil veterinarian• a:om-:: l;f, ' · ' ' . · · !allure to yield right or way; When lnvestlptors fn)m AnJ. menled l!'•t he had never b,rore Alllmal . Charity, In Its an- '- James t;. Jolltsoo, Trinity, Ala,, mal Charity checked the Kemels seenlll<Jid oo an inlmal. I]OWICement .of U..•closlng of the $27.50, speeding; Doma J, Bush, Af\er · extenaive le~ eonsul, Kemel, ~ended. Its deep '!'all· Racine Route 1, $27,50, speed. tatiOI), ~I or tiie, anl!Dala W!>re to ,Attorney Epling, Will)· Ins; ·Ciell B. Wood, l(rracuse, aurrendered to the .~stodY ' of.\ out ..jtolie •-_ration and hu, $27.50, !lllH<Ibag; Karen L.· John' Altoi]tel< .Epling 1111!1 the , Animal ;. mllne ,concern, sutha solution soit; Raclla. Roote 1; $:!7,50, no Charity League. None or the cats would not have been possillle. .. ll.P!"'alor'~ license. · ·oft .dogs CO\IId bJ saved Slid, ·• · .., )he advlu.'o! CcnauJtblg veterl&nriana, were , huiti&DeJY . :' . · , euthanlzed by the voter~. ·· ' 'J,'h• O. »>IIf 'l!li• Placed. In , a IJOille · ~ I •· ':-1!' • ~RCERVILLEj - J e r r 1 !Dr• l'llhBIIU~t . · <• W"'""' liOn or llr, llid,MrL WI ~ " . ' · . .. ' . w;,;i,~ !lUI •110111\. ~~~r-dJJ ~.~~e~ FFA session at: ~ r.lpsklng.. . , ,_.,. • um, ~ginntni ~' on1 s_cho- ·=~e:t'!~ bY the While ' Waach wac 'iJeledec!,"JJUtstalll-· lng Gr.,.nhaitlf' In ~ Hannan Trace cblj)te~ earlier tltls '· ·Tho scholarshljl P,s · Wauli)l .·1.• a: -~~~t-.' ' ,:Set • · -~1 '. ~~ ·; , ·. · , l. 1 At. -~Y~O(!tl: :;, : .. . ·,· ?.-.· {> ' · ·• · · • ' GALLIJ'%1S - Judge Tbonl· ~~gg Jost seve!'~.•teeth 'Ill F"' retur* .·1" !110..•'""" _.-eut!t , -~' w. ldlii:bill llas sot 9:30 a. celved, lal!j/i'Jilli>s ~ to pick lljl Faa ·~n, Jl\ll fowxl m,, AUio· 1} •• !Ol' bsarlns · !rOO> a ~nue;·the •llt:r~ hl1" .liJm io'R; • . '.\~: i · • . • 011 a inOdon lor a ..,. trial ot$20. ;, ' · -• Se•era(,• rellilJie witnesses 1n tho approPriation case otth• ThW~' left ·f!lllll In a·.·ditch.-,He . l~tve been, ~~ntae~ alre.4y In !late or Ohio vs. Of¥ M. stew· wa)ked to a trall!lr home )n the the lnves"'gatlon, Sherllf)larte"' art and othero, In which the delll'ea ~ Sheri!! llartj>nbacb was bilcli- r<lwrts. investlgaUon Is rendanls wert awarded the var; ;, sUJilllioned ··~· ~ L in. .Mean- continuing. diet at the June 15trlat. ·.. time, li .... r'l"'rled that the six . The motion ror the, """ trial . .' t · was tiled on these lour lirom{ds: :~:;:;;;::;;~::::;::".,:::::::~::;:;:::;:;:;:=::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;. 1. There is error in the amwrl: GALLJPOUS - A. K. (Red) or recovery bi that the amount Suit11 r, GAHS l:iand instructor, was too small. 2. The final or" ".;'\ lay re~~ all .UJent• der and judiement h not SUSIX>!! ·>! the >arslty band that talned by sufflctOnt evidence. 3. ' iun1or !air reheal'Sals will beFinal order andjudgementlscon· gia ~iondal- In the band room trary to laW'. 4, Verdict or the at 9 a, _)II. sharp. Suiter adcled jury Is man!!eat agalnat the evlthe mu•lcians have onho 15 d ·~ ence. days to·_prepare [Or the 1968 After 4S minutes deliberation, event, ltnd that it is importthe jury awarded the defendants ant !hat all members be on a judgement of $16,000 lor the hand. The GAllS musicians land aPJ)J'Ol>riated lor the right wUl perform at the rair on of way for the new Gallipolis Rt. Thursday, Aug. 1. Suiter said 35 by .pass, along with $119,53 the laSt two weeks o! August interest from Oct. 17, 1967 to Youngstown Le'agtte Is Successful In Dosing Poplar Ridge Kennels FFA Camp ... .tt.CUVIties · }; • ·· · hour educational program is 1-iovhaneu' Symphony N~ IV. Part of the session will be d~ voted to the performance of the Wind 5,ymphony under the dlrec• lion of )h~ laigh schOjl] dl,rectors of the county. The stud~J1~nstrumentalists will audit this session by beini seated next to the per.. formlng members or the orches~·· ,Start Modday 0 0 MEMORANDA ' . ;: • . '. ' I < • Avenge of total deposl~ lor llle 1J cal~ ' . : · . '· , da)'s enc:U.ac with · c&u data l • ,• •• ~ •.~ •• .• • ~ •••.•••• 7,87t~11.~ · Avenge or total '-lAir '!Ito l5 cll8llll1' '" • · cloys andllll wllh call .................... 5,3Sii,547,'t ·· Lollis ll """"" In n Alsela" ire itter ', New z~nilh " Zpnelle" c~n ma_k ~ ~ile fun . agaln . .Precisi.o n aMPJifi; c•ho n frum ~ M octo· lllhic" o'cutiS. W1!1ghs only 1f6 ounce 10f:l KOOc.l for m m l mild l o~ ~~~- (nme in for il demonstro1li9n Of zerUh's nt"w Zcnc11e. Jt " ' iiY bl! ju ~ t r igt1t for yc;JU ! , 1 .' ' fht> qu11iry soes In bela •• Ill~ n~me_IOI'S on.' ,, I \ ,.,r .e. . . .. . . o A\,JTHORIZ£0 ZENITH OEALE.R I ~ , .. proeess of collection •••• , ••••••••••••• .••••••••tl,lM,SM..l9 · ~; . Unlled States Gover~ obllptlona •••••••••••••• , • • • 985,t72.41 · Obligations or ~~ and poiJ.tlcal subdlv!_o!~.u. •• , • • • • • • • 523,298.32 other a.ecurltles ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9.ooo.OQ Fedorllllmda sold and oecurllleo purchued under • agreementa to retell ••••••••••• t , ••• ~ ••••. • , • • • 400,000.o0 ""( Other l,.oana . . dliCOUDll ••••••••••••• .••••••••••••• 5,389,88$.91 ~ ••~ Bank premlaeti, fllrlt1lure and 'llx)una, and ~ aS.ats repreaeatiJW bank pram o • • • • • • • .• • • . l ~:=~.6: ~;;, a.I estate CMil8d OCher ria ~ prem.J..-e~ •• .- • , • • • • • • • • • ! ~"\: ' ~ y.. o Other .. •.at.. ' ' · , ' , doy morning aild was wltl]out transpo,<llllon to Mid~.' A group. or six men o(iei'ed blm • r.lde to Mlddlll>orl However, Instead or taitl!,g Fila to Middleport, they too~ hlm out. fn back or the town and beat. hlin, the sheri!! reports. , Alter the beatillj, durllljwhlch POMEROY - For the first time, the American Wlrd Sym.. •phony Orchestra, under the ell, recdon of Robert Austin Bo\1dreau, wDl cooduct three hoor • allonsl ~s111111s lor hi~ , 1n ~k!rlitfMIIili.S!s'•t!d their directors 'tn Meigs Counf¥, · •·"These s.Ympo·siums will replace the children's concerts of past years lDII will be held durIng the dlljt,pnJuly 25 at select' ed area ,chools. Individual closs lnstl'Uctlon will be,p:O.n dUring the hours by members of the American Will! Symphony and the study work aelected for the entire three- . No, ahlrea autllorlietlii,OOO . , · , 1 · · No. olares outaiiNIIIe li,~ SUrplua • , •••• "' ••.,••• ~......... ~ • • • ~ -.• ••• ., ; •••••• ' JJrd.. Y1docl proflta o o o .._ o o o o t o" >i 1 • ° ° 'TOTAL CAPITAL AO::OUNTS , • -. • • 1~ • • , "• • ~ • • • • • • • • ~' WE SEIYIG;wHAJ WE SELLI ·~uf'IDAY. JULY 14. 1968·. ~ " . American Wind·Symphony Will Conduct Symposiums eo biDk premllet lD1 other red l.wtJ • • • • •. • .• -. • • • • •• LIABlLITIES ·0 • , • , o oo••• t '" . '..' (' r' • • • • • • • • • TOT ILL '*"illl!ll _·' ' . SYMPHONY DONATIONS - Mrs, 0. B, Stout, Mlddleport, a member of the American Wind &Yml>hony committee, Is pictured receiving the contribution or the MiddlePort Chaml>er of COm· me['ce from Cash Bahr, chamber uf6eial• and from Paul Sniut, right, a cOntribution from the Middleport Citizens National Bank and his peraonal contribution, The orchestra wiU apj)Oil' In a free concert at the Pomeroy levee at 8:30 p, m. on July 25, ol P001oroy, Ohio, at the close o!blls!De81 JIBIO 29, 1868, a otale ~MIIIIIJI. , , stitutlon organized and operating under the baliklng. laws of the State aild a member or the Federal Reserve &r•tem. Publlahed In acconllnee with a 0111. ,_. mode b)' the State Banking Authorll!e• and by the Federal Baoerve - I I ( -~i : this Dlstrlc~ ; tn OUR DEALS AIErALWAYS THE BESTI ~ · ; ~• · < , ·t'r~ ·. . 23 'Cases The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Martha Childs, Rose Reynolds, Peggy Gerlach and Beulah Roush. The meeting opened with the singing of the group's fong and proyer by Martha Childs. Lena McKinley, devotional leader, gave the scrl.ptuie and a poem, "Pra$ing Hands." Named on the sick report were Mrs, William Bradford, Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Tuttle Fred Shlfiet, Herman Ohlinger; Marie MU!s, Dallas Lighlfaol.t Esther BW"n&, Clara Dil.. gard. Blanche Haskins, Norma Zirkle, David Ohlinger, Edgar Heynolda ond &!san Rawll~s. A picnic was planned for the Augult meeting wit!a Mary Mel~>­ hart and Louise McElhinney DIDI" ed as the hostess committee. Members gave pleasant vacaUon memories In answer to roll call and Belly Cline reported on her new grandson. A dessert course was served to 25 members and a guest, Mra. Nina Bland, Akron, by Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Fanner, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Frost and Mro. Mao bel. Walburl\ on a car you don't want i_s, ~o bargain ~t all. That's whv we'.re ":'aking it possible lforA bargain you to save big on every '68 Chevrolet model our stock. Look at 1t thts way : we have a Your Chefvrolet Dealer · 0,, .'1 . ·~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?.:::::::~:~::::::::::~::::::~::::::::::::::: C4mm<lllstock- taialpar,.ue·•••••"::~~~;••• ·•••.••• POMEROY MOTOR CO. VOL 3 NO 24 I REPORT OF CONDITION OF . SEE •'" ~unp:ttu /~~~~~ - -~.;Jil:tll~~l:l''~ I I ~· ·mr· · · • I =::;:c:: ----------.. ' ' ... EVAN aoalstant vice Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, hands check tor $2,433,835 to Mayor James R~ert, Wellston, making official Friday the purchase of Ute city of Wellston's electric disti'lbution and street llghtlrt:: systems. Robert L, ::~~~ Rannells, (standing between Willlams and Mayor Rupert Is manager Southern Dtvi&lon, Columbus_ w 11 Dr', 'It,' 'R, Picken• was called to and Southern; Paul E. Hopgh, lsaliltant mano'ger JacktiOII District and Brice MIUoy, rlli)lt, e •· ·Umhtlster lreatm$11, · ton City Council president, watch the transaction that climaxed mor;e~th:a:o~tw:o~ye=a~rs~d:l;sc;u:s;•l:o":.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l!ll'________...,~~-, MIDDLEPORT - Eleven past day night at t h e Middleport presidents were honored when Church or ChrisL Mrs. Pearl Reynolds gave an the Philathea Society met Thursacrostic vlew of the letters spelling past president and each of ~.....-z'HR1PUYSPLPWV$VUVZVZVbPL the group presented remembrances from her term of ofnee, Each was presented a gift along with Nora Rice the presen! president, Receiving gills were Gene...te ve Farmer, Helen Reynolds, Mlldred Hawley, Clyda Allensworth, A\Klrey Frost, .Margaret LaUance, Ida Childs, ' ~ , ' . SQUAD IS CALLED MIDDLEPORT - Heniy hver, UbertY Avemie, Was taken to Veterans Memorial Hoipltal by the Middleport Emergency Sopd Friday night lifter recelv· lng a head 1nJury in a fall at hh home. H~ was admitted for treatment, seturday II10I'IIIng, I h e sq.~ad went to Ute Bolin real- Past Presidents Honored · Evans Steak House ao• Evans Drive In ~ It NEY/ HAVEN - ~~ of J)me . oaC~; 29;, Rc!P,r LudtW~doO;' ...,.! ~ · Mf, and !of\"•· Mva Lllckt!o'tltio of' New Haven, '!&~ bt¥~n ~tiN . -•~ to t1ie sOtuid· Q! the lltille at Ill· ' ... · dllintoWll ·Gap, P&, 'Tbla' Ia ill ' .. ..,. or the mlmorcu~ cam_pa At ' up for reserve oft'lcers ~ lng corps summw proll'aD'II. Cadet Luekeydoo ls.atteDdlnB this advanced camp !Or a l x weeks, lie' will then return to his . home In HIDltington, W. Va., where he will resume hla work as ai>us!neSI edmlnlstrallonmajor at Marshall Ulllveroiey, He . Is a senior j)lla !all and IIIII . II"' be holding a pooltton at the Century Business .COllege teaching acCGIII)IIng. Roger's wife, the former San .. dra Brewington of Middleport, Ia all<l busy this summer with the Title I, ESEA summer proll'alh In the CabeU Counq school oystem, 9ae Is lll<l ""rklng on 'her master'• degree bi reading · at Marshall Univeralty, SCOUTS IN AC110N - ·AI a a:ommlllllb project, Boy Seoul Troop Zit at Ewii1!10D. !I<OCted a ljag pole Frldoy morning on the lawn of the Gallia County Wellllre Department at 848 Third Ave. Pollrin,g concrete. donated by Jenkins Concrete Products, for the ~se of the 11ag pole are Jerry Johnson, assistant senior patrol leader, (!ron!) all! Riel< McClaskey, Holdiog the other portion · of the mast, which is to be erected lifter the base Is Is Chm Polsley, senior patrol leader. PT. PLEASANT - Roida Lee Doolittle, daughter of Mr. aoo Mrs. Reid Doollttle of 3203 Jack· son Avenue. has been selected to represent Mason councy as • princess to the Black Walnut Festival in Spencer on October 10. 11 and 12. Reida Is being sponsored b)' the Pt. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club, The !&-year-old miss is a senior at Pt. Pleasant High School where she is a member of the Nations! Honor Society, Student Council, Future Teach. ers, Y-Teens, Pep Club and Blble Club, Thespian Understudy and a member of the PPHS band. Reida also is a member of the Rainbow Girls and Pt. Pleasant JWtiorettes. Sle plans to attend · ' 1 mentary coII ege and ma.JOr '"e e · educ~ti?D- • . Mason County DAILY ,. 1 •. :~ -~~~ . .StP'"mer ..... ~r:rlilt BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTlET REBUILT PARTS a. POMEROY - Rqbert F, Fagg, 25, ~leport, received severe injUries when he was allegedly beaten and robbed at knilepoint Olll'ly Saturdoy morning. Slleri!l Robert Hartenbach said Fagg, who reSideiS at the Ohio Hotel in MlddleJ)ort, ns at a fto!ite 7 night club earb Satur· ""'w; . eusm AND ·t'·",~' · <I • ~ ., ' ..... --. ..• . . r MiddlepQ~{Man i~ &itl~if, ·Au_g. 1 1*1 '. .. ~ ' /''f. . . ' ' Driver Cited After Mishap POMEROY - A driver was ~i~d to CO~!ft on charges of reck.. LEVELING OFF - A bulldozer Is shown lifting Its blade as It completes a nm lewllllr off the dlrt.-tlll for the approach of the new Ohio River bridge between Kanauga aDI HeldersoD. When COII1Plete the dirt-IIU will be approximately 2&-!eet high. Says Post Cards Are Deceiving PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. (UPO - Slate Sen. lfandaU A, Taylor, D-Ma&Oil COunty, demanded Saturday a· probe be made into the sale of post card he said fraudulently claims to be of the UI fated Silver Bridge. Taylor said Labor Commissioner Lawrence Parker a n d Ally. Gen. C. Donald Robertson have been asked to look into the case. He said the picture on t h e . card is that of the Shadle Bridge, which crosses Kanawha RJver, and on the back is a description of "Si.Jver Bridge. Taylor contends the Valley News Agency Inc. or Staunton, \Ia,, is responsible for Hdeceiving the .PUblic" and added i~ has been reported the cards are being sold in West Virginia's state parks. Taylor sa,ys he wants the post cards taken off the market. WASIUNGTON (UPI) - several mlllioo dollara Ia ~ ed to be available lor construction of a Dell brldp at Pl. Pleasant • Kanauga ulller an amelllmeat mode by a Hooseseaate Conference Committee to highJia,y aid leJ(slatlon, Sen. Jennings Ramolph, P..W. VL, said he auccee:led in amending the legislation so "cataatrophle tallurea• or brldps and other hlghwoy structures wotlld be il blsls !Or obtaining federal emergency funds. The bridge being erected to replace the Sliver Bridge Ia e"""cted to coat more than $10 million, Patrol Checks 2 Friday Accidents I GALLIPOLIS- No one was seriouslyiniuredintwo traffic accidents Investigated Friday by the Gallipolis Post, State HI~ PaJess operlition early saturday trol. No one was cited in those two accidents. morning after hi s vehicle struck Officers, however, completed two utility poles on E. Main st. Investigation of an early Friday ty. Pomeroy police said the car accident (12:30 L m.) and cited Otllcers reported that cars driven by Roy Rowe, 21, Racine, Jacob D. Eisel, 21, Lower River driven by Margie M.. Wyatt, 36, passed two cars, also eastbOund, R<i, to Gallipolis Munlctpal Rutland, and Marguerite E. Esand went onto the bermoothelett Coort July 24 on a charge of kew, 27, Pomeroy, met aJd coland struck the first utility pole lided near a hill crest. There reckless operatloo. wiUl its left rear fender. The veCharles Wyatt, 58, Rutland, was moderate danu..ge to the Wyhide then traveled 40 more had complaint in.ilU'ies, but was att car. The other vehicle was deyards, turned a['()Und and struck not treated, after an accident at molishect a second utility polewithitsright ·•·· on Twp • ·Dol There was minor damage ttl 3:45 p, m. Fra....., rear. The ca.r was a total loss, No. 113, . four-tenths of a mile a car driven by Damy C. Marofficers reporL south of Rl. 248, in Meigs Cotm- row, 18, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, in a A passenger, Dale Hifne, Leone car accident at 6:30 p. m. on tart f'aHs, received a bump on Polecat Rd., one andthree.-tenth.s the head. Rowe was cited lo court miles south of Rt. 7. on the reckless operation charge. Officers reported that Morrow, The accident occurred at 1:12 headed south, lost control on a a.m. S8turd8j'. curve. His vehicle skidded in the GALLIPOLIS - City pollee loose gravel, went off the right investigated a minor accident side and struck a fence owned involving a car and a truck at Gasoline Theft I. by John Dillard, Rt. I Gallipolis. 1:16 p.m. Friday at second Ave. • and &vcamore St. Damage was minor. No one was injured. No Probed By Sheriff POMEROY - several teencharge was nlod, agers were inJured and heavy Pulice ".aad the truck operatGALUPOL~ The Gallla damages were bicurred to two County Sherlff'E Department in~ ed by J'~ L, Compton, 52, cars in an accident at 4 p.m. Beliver, -,as headed northeast vestlgated the theft or 15 or 20 Friday on Roote 338, 2.3 miles gallons or Pl<lllne Friday [rom on seCQ!id Ave., followed by the south of the junction of Routes a tank at 1be tarm of Steve Har - car driven by Frederick Kessing- 338 and 124 at Racine, Meigs er, ~25, Middleport, Both .vehicris on Nebo. Rd. The Harrlses les were going to turn, right on- · 9aerltf l!obert Hartenbach aald. 'BlSO repoi-te4 · a dog missing. POMEROY - "Measles kills The accident occurred, t h e 9aerill's tleputies said . t h e to &rcamore St more children than ~ other According ~ the report, an sheriff reported, · wheo a car theft apparently oc.:urred around driven by Linda Amt Hill, 23, chUdhood disease. One oot of 2 a,m, Friday, The key was ambUlance, wi- siren or red Racine, struck the rear of a car six develop ct~~W~lications of light operating, made a turn oil left bi the. lock and the loci< driven by William M. Baumprd- measles that CoulcJ lead lo bli!Q. was left unlocked oo the gas · l(ycsmore St. onto second, Ave. ner, 17, Racine Route2. The sher- ness, deafness or mental. reThe truck backed up or rolled tank, according )o deputies. tardation." back and struck the front of iff 51.ti.d that the Baumgardner car had stq>ped and was signaling lor This Is the report ol the Meigs the car. a turn Into a private driveway eo.Jnq Health lle!>&ftmeiat which when the accloont occurred. has announced lout ..,...., clio- ~rnathy Driver of the other vehicle, lcs to be held almul~sly however, was taken to Holzer from 12 noon to 2 ~.m. next Hospital following the acclcloot SUnday in lour locatltanso arid the sheriff indicated that he 'Ibe clinics for chUdrea one through 12 wUI bo held 11 the ld th In contln stl tl W'SHING'!ON (UPil- wou ue e ve ga .., P .. ~.. he could talk to th c1r1 elementary schools 41. P(Df:roy ~.•.'lie pounds 1'-Mr, the Rev, "'~n · e ver '... ..,_ of the IIIII and Middleport, lilt\ AIIIOrlt:an 0 "'"h David 'Aberna""' walked · car. · Pu IOili!Or& bi th e Ba...,.,..._ --... Leeton Hom~ In Rlit!MillDII . the .,;,,:,. ' the ' Iron ·- · "" , clOorw•• thr """'' •· I"~· R Gr •• high achoolln Baciile. of w,.hlngton's Clt;y Jail nor car ~·' ~ oy eer, • ., Tlaere will be I at ••~....... and told 300 cheering eome'aut. Who received Iacer,.,_ _, st1 -~ ........~ ~ eoch clinic to oupporters he ' would fry to CliO ,;.. Nne~ ..,.... .ea; -IIIIJ' the reslll'rect the Poor l'eo!>les' PatiCIII, 1.1, Racine Route2, wbo There IS'DO ~ rect>lved neek and left. 1r1r1 bi- · Abemati\Y ended a 2o.:day Juries and' Trw Satterileld, •14, aente~ce ~ 4 lor 1-.-. 1 , Delaware; Who reaelved Jaoere~. demoit.ltratiO. on :Ciplfd Hill tiona lDII a riSbt_arm iJiltn7, JWIO 24, Clrryla)g I ~~k, ,l "'1X Sl\erJtf ,llarteflbaclt aaJd 't h 0 aiiCI a coat, he embraced his youths wwe •c;taMrled to~\'11 wile ·threw his lrme around a tr~ent !ouowJng·tho accldelll. , 40.~n prison ..i;ptbyes, ohaok 'I'IH! llllllltJIIn\le vehicle !Ill · with two policemen ~ a total losa and· olamaa,u ;to tho ,' a speech. · .. IIIII were helvy, 1111 - - Minor Mishap Probed Friday Teenagers Injured in Auto Mishap Measles Carl Cause Serious Complications Rev. Ends Sentence . . ...... ...,_ ... ~-- ....... .,. ...n ... ;..n L .... and justice '20 \amos ur~~~:=~~~~;;~~~. �~ ' I F.U.r,()pe~ing i~ ' "'"1!•, ' 1;,'· ' • f.<.l'. ' ' I SWIIIIy, July U, 1968 ., • '''~~~::.~:=··~·~,~$~·Fair. iiOv; , ~an, sectetmr; ~lonol sDntlr, ,- ~ treaiRirer; .i.Jra. ·,mara Belle 7 » '"" 11 b j. Fair_;,• fd, a . '1.. w!U 'Cil Auguat 6th at lho . Dunn, as~ seer-y, ond , In' RUIBIC faltirqundo In the tNT area 1\(to. Sadie Balles, asol~ Wodne....,: Juat oil Route 62 Slid will run tnl~er. prelty baby thrOU(h ~st (Oth, .Directors "'' Fred Green, b)' Clllck . All exhibits mai'at be In place Pete SOITIIIIOr> WoodY M a"C e, melon eating conteat;. . b)' 10 p.m. MmdiiY, Aug, 5th, · CIU!ord Dunn, llaymond Llev- High SChool band ct\IICOrt: IIICI cannot be taken trom t h 0 ,. Ins, MirY F_r<ljllldt. Edwin Roush, bee! show; Little Ml~o and grounds unUI 9 p,m, Aug, lOth, Chal\les IVB11f"• , and N o r a tlo Mister ...test; IOOfii!P No animals ..UI be permitted .Staats. . slcal shoJI, . to run at large on the grounds. The program lor the lair InThuradiY: PurObredswlneconAllexhlbltors must seethat-thelr eludes: TueadiY: hoii\O art iudll· test; JuniOr Dlvialon Catattendants are neatly dressed lng; tractor Jll!lllngconlest; home tie Show; Teenage ~sica! and their exhibits are properly show opens; fair opening par. Junior Dairy Show; , Open Dlvi-- ' cared ror. ade downtown; Hannan H l g h ston Dairy 8loW; 1eenlge Mu· Gates will open to the pubHc School band concert: M a son llical Sho\Y. at 9 a,m. on Tuesday, August 6th Friday: Jamlor traetor ~v." and the gatos will close at mid- Fair Booth Plans ing conteat; lll'""l' pig coni at:. night. 4·H dog show; nower show, ~ Of£icials are Ulwell co o k, Pleasant High School Band conpresident; Floyd Rayburn, vice Made by Democrats cert; market hog sale; scholarpresident; Mrs. ~rley SUlliRUTLAND - Plans for co- ship awardi baby beef sale and teenage musical show. sponsoring a booth at the Melgs Saturday: f'lower show, W atCounty Fair In August with the tivlty day; greasy p1g and hog Senior Club were made Thurs- contesti teenage musical shoW; day when the Young Democrat Roy Acuft show at 2 p.m. and Club of Meigs County met at 9:20 p.m.; Mason County horse the Leading Creek Conservancy shoe pitching; garden tractor building in Rutland. driving contest; band concert; Charles F. King, president, style show; Mason County Fair Next To Old W'dS in charge of the meeting, It horse show; sweepstake award. Sllnr Brlclp $Ita was armm.mced that Mr. andMri!i. The fair will close at 10 p . King will serve as cmmty co- m., August lOth. ordinators !or Harry Crewson, U.S. Congressional candidate. It was also annOWlced that tickets are nowavailable!orlhe!OthDisSS I S..HonryW. trict Congressional Dirmer to be or Don a.lrd held Aug. 15 at the Baker center Ballroom in Athens, Jack Gllll0 PH. 446-4060 gan, U.S. Senatorial candidate, will be guest speaker. BA.M. T06P.M. J / _M ' Mi Dool'ttle T R present e "If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" F,.. Telotype Service To "40'' Major Wrwcklnt Yorda In 6Stahl 24 Hour Wrocker S.rvlco At This LHII!Oft INTENSIFY SEARCH LAKEWOOD, Ohio (UPQ Police expanded their search to the West Coast saturday for a man named in a first - degree murder W'd.rrant Cor the shoot · lng death of his 20-year-old wife Friday. Police said Anthony Ferrari, 21, apparently slipped through their dragnet here and may be trying to make It to California where he has a sister. Is So Elsy For You To 5erYt .• •nd II'• Finger Uclcin Good! . ' ., r.;.... . '48 <lass Reunion Of PP High Slaled \'. • DID PT, PLEASANT - The date of August 10 has been set for the 1948 class reunion of Pl. Pleasanl High School to be held at the Pleasant Point Resort. All resenrations must be returned not later thanJnl)' 30 to Mrs. Bobbie Joe Chapman, treasurer. Mrs. Dottie C&rnpbell ~s in charge of the entertainment. wider selection of models than anyone else, and all our models are "worth owning" to more people th•n any other car. (Thai's because nobody packs more value into a car than Chevrolet does!) Plus, all our '68 models must go to make way for the '69s. We figure, why fool around with "price leade rs" and other "come.ons" when all you really are interested in is the best value for your money. We're of!ering the kind of savings people want at this time of year on the kinds of cars people want . , , from !he '68 Chevrolet Caprice to our most economical Nova. So shop around , if you like, but don't do anything unlil you've talked to me. Other dealers might match our prr ces, but they can't match the value of our Chevroleis, Find.out how easy it really is to sa"V e on a car worth owning. , I,. I " ·r • ·• ' c..m, ASSETS balance • !lith other banks, and euh.lll!m• Ill ,.. _WI '• 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 • I 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 f I II ·.* 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 ,. TO'I'.AL ASSETS •••••••• , •••• ~ ·· ~ ••t••••• '! ·~··~· ~~ ' t.I.Alllli11E$ .' llemud depoalia oflndiy~W~~o; Wtoaerohlpr;• , and c.~tiODI .: •' • • ·•.• o • .• • • ' • ·, • • • " o • Time and sovlap•deptidll !# lDI!Ivl<fuaD, '' .,_, , ~~ . I: I I " /_. • ' - II . '!' .. -•'.. · ·. o ; t·• , •• • .$2.1,1,812.2:1 :, , , •· ' ;· . ~1ldplli1 IDd ~~ - , ~ , , ~ ·. ·~ · 1' , .• ~. • 1.-. / • • • 4:,.768,158~10 ~ ~ Depoait& of u~ ~f: ·~~- ~ ·~ . ~ 53,U0:18 ·.~· ..Jlell9alta of Statel and ·ll!oll~.al oubtll~ ' ••••••••• , , • . tU,ht.-71 · 1 '·' . . ··. ',.: ...._ . . .. . . ~rtlfled Ind. ~~' .¥k•t.ett. ,~ . ~ o, ~ 34:,11&~ •~TOTALDEI'OSIT!I{ItidqJI3tolt>.......... . . , ; !ii~ (II) 'l'llal4ll!Wid ~Ill ...., , .. .. .. .. . . . ' t ~~ -(b) Total tbiae ID1111YIJiCII •.•••".... • • • • • • • ~~· . : , .other ltablltttea-: • .•• · .•••• - :-,. . •. r..:. •...••.•.•.•' •• .'. 210,178.20 ~. :· 0 :·. 0 CAiirrAL 0 TOTAL WliiLI'rll!s MID ' 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 •0 0 I 0 ,~ • .;;;A,,...... ," ., o t 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l, I tU;Ooo.oo ·r :· 1 .- ~ ·. t•-· 1 ; · '·· , . _ ~·. ~ ,, ,<if ,• ,..,, J ' · :;;>; •'!¢. ·':' -, ~~o:.•,,•· v• lf. ''J . •}' ~ :l.' "J . . •I ft-~ :<i: I ..~.. 11>._ ' ; 't J. ~pl.\\ ·~~"i\ .J C:><-o>~· ~ ~--~- :t 't l· · ' . 1 cled:uetlun ot cAPITAL A<x:Ol!N'I'S ••• , ••• • • • • • •• •• • •• •• 29.127.11 · PledaM 111011 u.a. . ' r., to. ·· · •.'.~, ~ ' ~-~· . ') ' I ,, ,I ·· u .- ~ eitring ~ . · ..-.~· . ·.\·. ~GE 9 ... Sl(:tteq rr- will be devoted to marching June 15, 1968. drills In preparation for the 1968 football campaign. This amount included $14,275 for the value of the land and $1,275 for damage to the residue. The state's deposit for the land appropriated amoW1.ted to $13,335, which included t he state's estimated value of the land at $5,265, and damage to the reBidle of $8,070. The oo!endant appealed t h e state's appropriation of t h e property because taking t h e land for the right of W"'dY for the Rt. 3~ by ..pass uland-locked approximately 16 or 17 acres of land in the Forrest Hills subdivision, on the north side or the by.pass leaving it "isolated" and with no access road. ........ ·*"'tOOO." I is accepting contributions ofresidents who wl&h to help defray costs in brb\ging the group to Meigs County. Contrib~tions may be sent to her at 114 High S~, Pomeroy. , Housing is needed also for or· chestra members. Mrs. Ralph Welker is chairman of this actlvity rtnd those wishing to house orchestra members are to con-tact her, The evening concert will be presented from the orchestra's specially constructed barge at 8:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy levee. tr.. · The tlnal segment of the pro-gram will teature' the local stu.. dents perforining under the dlrectlon of Boudreau. Meantime, Mr·s. W. P. Loch- ary, Pom!Jroy, heading the Jvly 25 appearance of the Symphony . Are Heard By Porter ,POMEROY - Thirteen defendants were tined and 10 others forfeited borJ.ds · Friday in t h e c.ourt of Mlllgs Count.Y Judge Frank W, Portar. Fined werE! Edward Ray lor, Murray'• City Route I, driving while Intoxicated, $l!!Oand costs, three days in jail· and a 30-<lay suspension of his driver's license with the fine and costs suspended and theoo!endanlplaced on probatlon for six months; Wesley Lee Wise, Langsville Hoole I, $10 snd costs, stop sign violation; Marvin Ours, OallipoUs, left Q( ~nter, $10 !Wd_costs; . Thomas Harless, LangsvUle, $a and costs, taiJure to dim headlights; Larry 0. Sellers, Portland Route 1, $5 and costs, un sale vehicle; Robert c. Stewart, Cheshire Route 2, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Fred J, Conkle~ Cheshire, $25 and costs, no driver's license, and $10 and costs, Intoxication; Fred E. Kiser, Racine Route 2, left oC center, $5 and costs; Roger Bis~ sell, Middleport, SS and costs, unsafe vehicle; Fred Scott, Jr., Pomeroy, $5 and costs, mrerwidth vehicle; Charles M. Withee, Pomeroy Houte 3, misu~ of f<i.rmer registration, $10 and costsi Jack F. Young, Cool ville Route 2, expired driver's GALUPOLIS - The Animal In May, they found approximately Ruth B, Koecbllng, owner of license, $5 and costs; Jerry R, Charity Le.tsile of Youngstown, 160 dogs, near~J;-50 cats and one tile Koonel, has been re~eased Aleshire, Pomeroy, $5andcos1s, an afflilale of lbe Humane So-. pony exlatlng bi 81'd around an from th• COlumbus Workhoose no mu!ller. etet;r Of the United States, re- old tarm house In fudeacribable under the care of responsible Forfeiting bonds were Donald ~ Friday, It has been suefilth, relatives. R. Watsoo, Pittsburgh, $27.50, ce1sftd ln dosing the Poplar The animals had ~nsuft'iclent Mtss Koechllng was sentenc- stop sign; Kermar R, 9J.afer, llldp Kemelo, tit, 'I VInton. lood and drank !rom a polluted ed to thl! workhouse on an bi- smoot, w. va, , Improper .backAnimal Charity aald eloslng and ll:ash.fllled wat~r hole on su!llclent fUnds charge!romFO.Y· lng, $27,50; Curtis M. Powell, ~the ~Ia 1!"~:~rctlsht abotll . jhe p~. Mo('l. or th~ , clqS,B ~~ · ~, ' She b'IAI•\>O"i! COD· Ashland, K,y., $27 .50, spending; by the close cooperation or Gal- we~ ·In lln advanced atap or vlcted ond Dned on similar cbarg- James G. Basham, Arnold, Md., · ua County ProseCII(Ing Altorney 1111111$0; many or them without · eo In .OVeral SIIU!heastern Ohio $17,50 passbig on the right; Leo· Jal)n A, Epling and Shtlrl1fDen. hair an !heir bqc!!es, Oneortlie COuilll~s, lnclu.dlng Gallla <f'"'t· nlds R. Bar<, Reedsvllle,$27.50, ••r A, Walker. attendlnil veterinarian• a:om-:: l;f, ' · ' ' . · · !allure to yield right or way; When lnvestlptors fn)m AnJ. menled l!'•t he had never b,rore Alllmal . Charity, In Its an- '- James t;. Jolltsoo, Trinity, Ala,, mal Charity checked the Kemels seenlll<Jid oo an inlmal. I]OWICement .of U..•closlng of the $27.50, speeding; Doma J, Bush, Af\er · extenaive le~ eonsul, Kemel, ~ended. Its deep '!'all· Racine Route 1, $27,50, speed. tatiOI), ~I or tiie, anl!Dala W!>re to ,Attorney Epling, Will)· Ins; ·Ciell B. Wood, l(rracuse, aurrendered to the .~stodY ' of.\ out ..jtolie •-_ration and hu, $27.50, !lllH<Ibag; Karen L.· John' Altoi]tel< .Epling 1111!1 the , Animal ;. mllne ,concern, sutha solution soit; Raclla. Roote 1; $:!7,50, no Charity League. None or the cats would not have been possillle. .. ll.P!"'alor'~ license. · ·oft .dogs CO\IId bJ saved Slid, ·• · .., )he advlu.'o! CcnauJtblg veterl&nriana, were , huiti&DeJY . :' . · , euthanlzed by the voter~. ·· ' 'J,'h• O. »>IIf 'l!li• Placed. In , a IJOille · ~ I •· ':-1!' • ~RCERVILLEj - J e r r 1 !Dr• l'llhBIIU~t . · <• W"'""' liOn or llr, llid,MrL WI ~ " . ' · . .. ' . w;,;i,~ !lUI •110111\. ~~~r-dJJ ~.~~e~ FFA session at: ~ r.lpsklng.. . , ,_.,. • um, ~ginntni ~' on1 s_cho- ·=~e:t'!~ bY the While ' Waach wac 'iJeledec!,"JJUtstalll-· lng Gr.,.nhaitlf' In ~ Hannan Trace cblj)te~ earlier tltls '· ·Tho scholarshljl P,s · Wauli)l .·1.• a: -~~~t-.' ' ,:Set • · -~1 '. ~~ ·; , ·. · , l. 1 At. -~Y~O(!tl: :;, : .. . ·,· ?.-.· {> ' · ·• · · • ' GALLIJ'%1S - Judge Tbonl· ~~gg Jost seve!'~.•teeth 'Ill F"' retur* .·1" !110..•'""" _.-eut!t , -~' w. ldlii:bill llas sot 9:30 a. celved, lal!j/i'Jilli>s ~ to pick lljl Faa ·~n, Jl\ll fowxl m,, AUio· 1} •• !Ol' bsarlns · !rOO> a ~nue;·the •llt:r~ hl1" .liJm io'R; • . '.\~: i · • . • 011 a inOdon lor a ..,. trial ot$20. ;, ' · -• Se•era(,• rellilJie witnesses 1n tho approPriation case otth• ThW~' left ·f!lllll In a·.·ditch.-,He . l~tve been, ~~ntae~ alre.4y In !late or Ohio vs. Of¥ M. stew· wa)ked to a trall!lr home )n the the lnves"'gatlon, Sherllf)larte"' art and othero, In which the delll'ea ~ Sheri!! llartj>nbacb was bilcli- r<lwrts. investlgaUon Is rendanls wert awarded the var; ;, sUJilllioned ··~· ~ L in. .Mean- continuing. diet at the June 15trlat. ·.. time, li .... r'l"'rled that the six . The motion ror the, """ trial . .' t · was tiled on these lour lirom{ds: :~:;:;;;::;;~::::;::".,:::::::~::;:;:::;:;:;:=::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;. 1. There is error in the amwrl: GALLJPOUS - A. K. (Red) or recovery bi that the amount Suit11 r, GAHS l:iand instructor, was too small. 2. The final or" ".;'\ lay re~~ all .UJent• der and judiement h not SUSIX>!! ·>! the >arslty band that talned by sufflctOnt evidence. 3. ' iun1or !air reheal'Sals will beFinal order andjudgementlscon· gia ~iondal- In the band room trary to laW'. 4, Verdict or the at 9 a, _)II. sharp. Suiter adcled jury Is man!!eat agalnat the evlthe mu•lcians have onho 15 d ·~ ence. days to·_prepare [Or the 1968 After 4S minutes deliberation, event, ltnd that it is importthe jury awarded the defendants ant !hat all members be on a judgement of $16,000 lor the hand. The GAllS musicians land aPJ)J'Ol>riated lor the right wUl perform at the rair on of way for the new Gallipolis Rt. Thursday, Aug. 1. Suiter said 35 by .pass, along with $119,53 the laSt two weeks o! August interest from Oct. 17, 1967 to Youngstown Le'agtte Is Successful In Dosing Poplar Ridge Kennels FFA Camp ... .tt.CUVIties · }; • ·· · hour educational program is 1-iovhaneu' Symphony N~ IV. Part of the session will be d~ voted to the performance of the Wind 5,ymphony under the dlrec• lion of )h~ laigh schOjl] dl,rectors of the county. The stud~J1~nstrumentalists will audit this session by beini seated next to the per.. formlng members or the orches~·· ,Start Modday 0 0 MEMORANDA ' . ;: • . '. ' I < • Avenge of total deposl~ lor llle 1J cal~ ' . : · . '· , da)'s enc:U.ac with · c&u data l • ,• •• ~ •.~ •• .• • ~ •••.•••• 7,87t~11.~ · Avenge or total '-lAir '!Ito l5 cll8llll1' '" • · cloys andllll wllh call .................... 5,3Sii,547,'t ·· Lollis ll """"" In n Alsela" ire itter ', New z~nilh " Zpnelle" c~n ma_k ~ ~ile fun . agaln . .Precisi.o n aMPJifi; c•ho n frum ~ M octo· lllhic" o'cutiS. W1!1ghs only 1f6 ounce 10f:l KOOc.l for m m l mild l o~ ~~~- (nme in for il demonstro1li9n Of zerUh's nt"w Zcnc11e. Jt " ' iiY bl! ju ~ t r igt1t for yc;JU ! , 1 .' ' fht> qu11iry soes In bela •• Ill~ n~me_IOI'S on.' ,, I \ ,.,r .e. . . .. . . o A\,JTHORIZ£0 ZENITH OEALE.R I ~ , .. proeess of collection •••• , ••••••••••••• .••••••••tl,lM,SM..l9 · ~; . Unlled States Gover~ obllptlona •••••••••••••• , • • • 985,t72.41 · Obligations or ~~ and poiJ.tlcal subdlv!_o!~.u. •• , • • • • • • • 523,298.32 other a.ecurltles ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9.ooo.OQ Fedorllllmda sold and oecurllleo purchued under • agreementa to retell ••••••••••• t , ••• ~ ••••. • , • • • 400,000.o0 ""( Other l,.oana . . dliCOUDll ••••••••••••• .••••••••••••• 5,389,88$.91 ~ ••~ Bank premlaeti, fllrlt1lure and 'llx)una, and ~ aS.ats repreaeatiJW bank pram o • • • • • • • .• • • . l ~:=~.6: ~;;, a.I estate CMil8d OCher ria ~ prem.J..-e~ •• .- • , • • • • • • • • • ! ~"\: ' ~ y.. o Other .. •.at.. ' ' · , ' , doy morning aild was wltl]out transpo,<llllon to Mid~.' A group. or six men o(iei'ed blm • r.lde to Mlddlll>orl However, Instead or taitl!,g Fila to Middleport, they too~ hlm out. fn back or the town and beat. hlin, the sheri!! reports. , Alter the beatillj, durllljwhlch POMEROY - For the first time, the American Wlrd Sym.. •phony Orchestra, under the ell, recdon of Robert Austin Bo\1dreau, wDl cooduct three hoor • allonsl ~s111111s lor hi~ , 1n ~k!rlitfMIIili.S!s'•t!d their directors 'tn Meigs Counf¥, · •·"These s.Ympo·siums will replace the children's concerts of past years lDII will be held durIng the dlljt,pnJuly 25 at select' ed area ,chools. Individual closs lnstl'Uctlon will be,p:O.n dUring the hours by members of the American Will! Symphony and the study work aelected for the entire three- . No, ahlrea autllorlietlii,OOO . , · , 1 · · No. olares outaiiNIIIe li,~ SUrplua • , •••• "' ••.,••• ~......... ~ • • • ~ -.• ••• ., ; •••••• ' JJrd.. Y1docl proflta o o o .._ o o o o t o" >i 1 • ° ° 'TOTAL CAPITAL AO::OUNTS , • -. • • 1~ • • , "• • ~ • • • • • • • • ~' WE SEIYIG;wHAJ WE SELLI ·~uf'IDAY. JULY 14. 1968·. ~ " . American Wind·Symphony Will Conduct Symposiums eo biDk premllet lD1 other red l.wtJ • • • • •. • .• -. • • • • •• LIABlLITIES ·0 • , • , o oo••• t '" . '..' (' r' • • • • • • • • • TOT ILL '*"illl!ll _·' ' . SYMPHONY DONATIONS - Mrs, 0. B, Stout, Mlddleport, a member of the American Wind &Yml>hony committee, Is pictured receiving the contribution or the MiddlePort Chaml>er of COm· me['ce from Cash Bahr, chamber uf6eial• and from Paul Sniut, right, a cOntribution from the Middleport Citizens National Bank and his peraonal contribution, The orchestra wiU apj)Oil' In a free concert at the Pomeroy levee at 8:30 p, m. on July 25, ol P001oroy, Ohio, at the close o!blls!De81 JIBIO 29, 1868, a otale ~MIIIIIJI. , , stitutlon organized and operating under the baliklng. laws of the State aild a member or the Federal Reserve &r•tem. Publlahed In acconllnee with a 0111. ,_. mode b)' the State Banking Authorll!e• and by the Federal Baoerve - I I ( -~i : this Dlstrlc~ ; tn OUR DEALS AIErALWAYS THE BESTI ~ · ; ~• · < , ·t'r~ ·. . 23 'Cases The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Martha Childs, Rose Reynolds, Peggy Gerlach and Beulah Roush. The meeting opened with the singing of the group's fong and proyer by Martha Childs. Lena McKinley, devotional leader, gave the scrl.ptuie and a poem, "Pra$ing Hands." Named on the sick report were Mrs, William Bradford, Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Tuttle Fred Shlfiet, Herman Ohlinger; Marie MU!s, Dallas Lighlfaol.t Esther BW"n&, Clara Dil.. gard. Blanche Haskins, Norma Zirkle, David Ohlinger, Edgar Heynolda ond &!san Rawll~s. A picnic was planned for the Augult meeting wit!a Mary Mel~>­ hart and Louise McElhinney DIDI" ed as the hostess committee. Members gave pleasant vacaUon memories In answer to roll call and Belly Cline reported on her new grandson. A dessert course was served to 25 members and a guest, Mra. Nina Bland, Akron, by Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Fanner, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Frost and Mro. Mao bel. Walburl\ on a car you don't want i_s, ~o bargain ~t all. That's whv we'.re ":'aking it possible lforA bargain you to save big on every '68 Chevrolet model our stock. Look at 1t thts way : we have a Your Chefvrolet Dealer · 0,, .'1 . ·~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?.:::::::~:~::::::::::~::::::~::::::::::::::: C4mm<lllstock- taialpar,.ue·•••••"::~~~;••• ·•••.••• POMEROY MOTOR CO. VOL 3 NO 24 I REPORT OF CONDITION OF . SEE •'" ~unp:ttu /~~~~~ - -~.;Jil:tll~~l:l''~ I I ~· ·mr· · · • I =::;:c:: ----------.. ' ' ... EVAN aoalstant vice Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, hands check tor $2,433,835 to Mayor James R~ert, Wellston, making official Friday the purchase of Ute city of Wellston's electric disti'lbution and street llghtlrt:: systems. Robert L, ::~~~ Rannells, (standing between Willlams and Mayor Rupert Is manager Southern Dtvi&lon, Columbus_ w 11 Dr', 'It,' 'R, Picken• was called to and Southern; Paul E. Hopgh, lsaliltant mano'ger JacktiOII District and Brice MIUoy, rlli)lt, e •· ·Umhtlster lreatm$11, · ton City Council president, watch the transaction that climaxed mor;e~th:a:o~tw:o~ye=a~rs~d:l;sc;u:s;•l:o":.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l!ll'________...,~~-, MIDDLEPORT - Eleven past day night at t h e Middleport presidents were honored when Church or ChrisL Mrs. Pearl Reynolds gave an the Philathea Society met Thursacrostic vlew of the letters spelling past president and each of ~.....-z'HR1PUYSPLPWV$VUVZVZVbPL the group presented remembrances from her term of ofnee, Each was presented a gift along with Nora Rice the presen! president, Receiving gills were Gene...te ve Farmer, Helen Reynolds, Mlldred Hawley, Clyda Allensworth, A\Klrey Frost, .Margaret LaUance, Ida Childs, ' ~ , ' . SQUAD IS CALLED MIDDLEPORT - Heniy hver, UbertY Avemie, Was taken to Veterans Memorial Hoipltal by the Middleport Emergency Sopd Friday night lifter recelv· lng a head 1nJury in a fall at hh home. H~ was admitted for treatment, seturday II10I'IIIng, I h e sq.~ad went to Ute Bolin real- Past Presidents Honored · Evans Steak House ao• Evans Drive In ~ It NEY/ HAVEN - ~~ of J)me . oaC~; 29;, Rc!P,r LudtW~doO;' ...,.! ~ · Mf, and !of\"•· Mva Lllckt!o'tltio of' New Haven, '!&~ bt¥~n ~tiN . -•~ to t1ie sOtuid· Q! the lltille at Ill· ' ... · dllintoWll ·Gap, P&, 'Tbla' Ia ill ' .. ..,. or the mlmorcu~ cam_pa At ' up for reserve oft'lcers ~ lng corps summw proll'aD'II. Cadet Luekeydoo ls.atteDdlnB this advanced camp !Or a l x weeks, lie' will then return to his . home In HIDltington, W. Va., where he will resume hla work as ai>us!neSI edmlnlstrallonmajor at Marshall Ulllveroiey, He . Is a senior j)lla !all and IIIII . II"' be holding a pooltton at the Century Business .COllege teaching acCGIII)IIng. Roger's wife, the former San .. dra Brewington of Middleport, Ia all<l busy this summer with the Title I, ESEA summer proll'alh In the CabeU Counq school oystem, 9ae Is lll<l ""rklng on 'her master'• degree bi reading · at Marshall Univeralty, SCOUTS IN AC110N - ·AI a a:ommlllllb project, Boy Seoul Troop Zit at Ewii1!10D. !I<OCted a ljag pole Frldoy morning on the lawn of the Gallia County Wellllre Department at 848 Third Ave. Pollrin,g concrete. donated by Jenkins Concrete Products, for the ~se of the 11ag pole are Jerry Johnson, assistant senior patrol leader, (!ron!) all! Riel< McClaskey, Holdiog the other portion · of the mast, which is to be erected lifter the base Is Is Chm Polsley, senior patrol leader. PT. PLEASANT - Roida Lee Doolittle, daughter of Mr. aoo Mrs. Reid Doollttle of 3203 Jack· son Avenue. has been selected to represent Mason councy as • princess to the Black Walnut Festival in Spencer on October 10. 11 and 12. Reida Is being sponsored b)' the Pt. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club, The !&-year-old miss is a senior at Pt. Pleasant High School where she is a member of the Nations! Honor Society, Student Council, Future Teach. ers, Y-Teens, Pep Club and Blble Club, Thespian Understudy and a member of the PPHS band. Reida also is a member of the Rainbow Girls and Pt. Pleasant JWtiorettes. Sle plans to attend · ' 1 mentary coII ege and ma.JOr '"e e · educ~ti?D- • . Mason County DAILY ,. 1 •. :~ -~~~ . .StP'"mer ..... ~r:rlilt BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTlET REBUILT PARTS a. POMEROY - Rqbert F, Fagg, 25, ~leport, received severe injUries when he was allegedly beaten and robbed at knilepoint Olll'ly Saturdoy morning. Slleri!l Robert Hartenbach said Fagg, who reSideiS at the Ohio Hotel in MlddleJ)ort, ns at a fto!ite 7 night club earb Satur· ""'w; . eusm AND ·t'·",~' · <I • ~ ., ' ..... --. ..• . . r MiddlepQ~{Man i~ &itl~if, ·Au_g. 1 1*1 '. .. ~ ' /''f. . . ' ' Driver Cited After Mishap POMEROY - A driver was ~i~d to CO~!ft on charges of reck.. LEVELING OFF - A bulldozer Is shown lifting Its blade as It completes a nm lewllllr off the dlrt.-tlll for the approach of the new Ohio River bridge between Kanauga aDI HeldersoD. When COII1Plete the dirt-IIU will be approximately 2&-!eet high. Says Post Cards Are Deceiving PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. (UPO - Slate Sen. lfandaU A, Taylor, D-Ma&Oil COunty, demanded Saturday a· probe be made into the sale of post card he said fraudulently claims to be of the UI fated Silver Bridge. Taylor said Labor Commissioner Lawrence Parker a n d Ally. Gen. C. Donald Robertson have been asked to look into the case. He said the picture on t h e . card is that of the Shadle Bridge, which crosses Kanawha RJver, and on the back is a description of "Si.Jver Bridge. Taylor contends the Valley News Agency Inc. or Staunton, \Ia,, is responsible for Hdeceiving the .PUblic" and added i~ has been reported the cards are being sold in West Virginia's state parks. Taylor sa,ys he wants the post cards taken off the market. WASIUNGTON (UPI) - several mlllioo dollara Ia ~ ed to be available lor construction of a Dell brldp at Pl. Pleasant • Kanauga ulller an amelllmeat mode by a Hooseseaate Conference Committee to highJia,y aid leJ(slatlon, Sen. Jennings Ramolph, P..W. VL, said he auccee:led in amending the legislation so "cataatrophle tallurea• or brldps and other hlghwoy structures wotlld be il blsls !Or obtaining federal emergency funds. The bridge being erected to replace the Sliver Bridge Ia e"""cted to coat more than $10 million, Patrol Checks 2 Friday Accidents I GALLIPOLIS- No one was seriouslyiniuredintwo traffic accidents Investigated Friday by the Gallipolis Post, State HI~ PaJess operlition early saturday trol. No one was cited in those two accidents. morning after hi s vehicle struck Officers, however, completed two utility poles on E. Main st. Investigation of an early Friday ty. Pomeroy police said the car accident (12:30 L m.) and cited Otllcers reported that cars driven by Roy Rowe, 21, Racine, Jacob D. Eisel, 21, Lower River driven by Margie M.. Wyatt, 36, passed two cars, also eastbOund, R<i, to Gallipolis Munlctpal Rutland, and Marguerite E. Esand went onto the bermoothelett Coort July 24 on a charge of kew, 27, Pomeroy, met aJd coland struck the first utility pole lided near a hill crest. There reckless operatloo. wiUl its left rear fender. The veCharles Wyatt, 58, Rutland, was moderate danu..ge to the Wyhide then traveled 40 more had complaint in.ilU'ies, but was att car. The other vehicle was deyards, turned a['()Und and struck not treated, after an accident at molishect a second utility polewithitsright ·•·· on Twp • ·Dol There was minor damage ttl 3:45 p, m. Fra....., rear. The ca.r was a total loss, No. 113, . four-tenths of a mile a car driven by Damy C. Marofficers reporL south of Rl. 248, in Meigs Cotm- row, 18, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, in a A passenger, Dale Hifne, Leone car accident at 6:30 p. m. on tart f'aHs, received a bump on Polecat Rd., one andthree.-tenth.s the head. Rowe was cited lo court miles south of Rt. 7. on the reckless operation charge. Officers reported that Morrow, The accident occurred at 1:12 headed south, lost control on a a.m. S8turd8j'. curve. His vehicle skidded in the GALLIPOLIS - City pollee loose gravel, went off the right investigated a minor accident side and struck a fence owned involving a car and a truck at Gasoline Theft I. by John Dillard, Rt. I Gallipolis. 1:16 p.m. Friday at second Ave. • and &vcamore St. Damage was minor. No one was injured. No Probed By Sheriff POMEROY - several teencharge was nlod, agers were inJured and heavy Pulice ".aad the truck operatGALUPOL~ The Gallla damages were bicurred to two County Sherlff'E Department in~ ed by J'~ L, Compton, 52, cars in an accident at 4 p.m. Beliver, -,as headed northeast vestlgated the theft or 15 or 20 Friday on Roote 338, 2.3 miles gallons or Pl<lllne Friday [rom on seCQ!id Ave., followed by the south of the junction of Routes a tank at 1be tarm of Steve Har - car driven by Frederick Kessing- 338 and 124 at Racine, Meigs er, ~25, Middleport, Both .vehicris on Nebo. Rd. The Harrlses les were going to turn, right on- · 9aerltf l!obert Hartenbach aald. 'BlSO repoi-te4 · a dog missing. POMEROY - "Measles kills The accident occurred, t h e 9aerill's tleputies said . t h e to &rcamore St more children than ~ other According ~ the report, an sheriff reported, · wheo a car theft apparently oc.:urred around driven by Linda Amt Hill, 23, chUdhood disease. One oot of 2 a,m, Friday, The key was ambUlance, wi- siren or red Racine, struck the rear of a car six develop ct~~W~lications of light operating, made a turn oil left bi the. lock and the loci< driven by William M. Baumprd- measles that CoulcJ lead lo bli!Q. was left unlocked oo the gas · l(ycsmore St. onto second, Ave. ner, 17, Racine Route2. The sher- ness, deafness or mental. reThe truck backed up or rolled tank, according )o deputies. tardation." back and struck the front of iff 51.ti.d that the Baumgardner car had stq>ped and was signaling lor This Is the report ol the Meigs the car. a turn Into a private driveway eo.Jnq Health lle!>&ftmeiat which when the accloont occurred. has announced lout ..,...., clio- ~rnathy Driver of the other vehicle, lcs to be held almul~sly however, was taken to Holzer from 12 noon to 2 ~.m. next Hospital following the acclcloot SUnday in lour locatltanso arid the sheriff indicated that he 'Ibe clinics for chUdrea one through 12 wUI bo held 11 the ld th In contln stl tl W'SHING'!ON (UPil- wou ue e ve ga .., P .. ~.. he could talk to th c1r1 elementary schools 41. P(Df:roy ~.•.'lie pounds 1'-Mr, the Rev, "'~n · e ver '... ..,_ of the IIIII and Middleport, lilt\ AIIIOrlt:an 0 "'"h David 'Aberna""' walked · car. · Pu IOili!Or& bi th e Ba...,.,..._ --... Leeton Hom~ In Rlit!MillDII . the .,;,,:,. ' the ' Iron ·- · "" , clOorw•• thr """'' •· I"~· R Gr •• high achoolln Baciile. of w,.hlngton's Clt;y Jail nor car ~·' ~ oy eer, • ., Tlaere will be I at ••~....... and told 300 cheering eome'aut. Who received Iacer,.,_ _, st1 -~ ........~ ~ eoch clinic to oupporters he ' would fry to CliO ,;.. Nne~ ..,.... .ea; -IIIIJ' the reslll'rect the Poor l'eo!>les' PatiCIII, 1.1, Racine Route2, wbo There IS'DO ~ rect>lved neek and left. 1r1r1 bi- · Abemati\Y ended a 2o.:day Juries and' Trw Satterileld, •14, aente~ce ~ 4 lor 1-.-. 1 , Delaware; Who reaelved Jaoere~. demoit.ltratiO. on :Ciplfd Hill tiona lDII a riSbt_arm iJiltn7, JWIO 24, Clrryla)g I ~~k, ,l "'1X Sl\erJtf ,llarteflbaclt aaJd 't h 0 aiiCI a coat, he embraced his youths wwe •c;taMrled to~\'11 wile ·threw his lrme around a tr~ent !ouowJng·tho accldelll. , 40.~n prison ..i;ptbyes, ohaok 'I'IH! llllllltJIIn\le vehicle !Ill · with two policemen ~ a total losa and· olamaa,u ;to tho ,' a speech. · .. IIIII were helvy, 1111 - - Minor Mishap Probed Friday Teenagers Injured in Auto Mishap Measles Carl Cause Serious Complications Rev. Ends Sentence . . ...... ...,_ ... ~-- ....... .,. ...n ... ;..n L .... and justice '20 \amos ur~~~:=~~~~;;~~~. �II - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 14, 1968 : Player Cops British ., ·Open By Two Strokes C~RNOUSTIE, sootland (UPI) - iblth Africa's Gary Player held oti wind-blown Jack Nick. laus, Bob Charles and BUly Cas. . per with a dramatic eagle and a · once - reJected putter Saturday ' to fire c 73 and win the British • Open golf' championship by two ' strokes for hts first tournament , triumph in three years. . W!Ut the mammoth 7,252-yard, . par - 72 Carnoustle coorse llving up to its nighmare potential, Player woo his second Brltlsll • Open title by registering a 72hole total O[ one-OVer 289 to •top Nicklaus and Chorles by two strokes and the suddenly fading Casper by three, Howllng winds blowing up ln galo • ilke gusts from tho NorUt Sea stopped all but one of tho :70 • man Oeld from breaking par on the final round and made Player, WhoSe last Victory 'MIS In the 1966 U.S, Open, the first British Open champion In 21 J88rs to finish over par. Tho vsteran Sooth African star ·took Ute lead by a stroke over Charles and two over third ~ . ~<niai· ..._, ""'dPu~tioi. ·; an...,ly - 38.40 lne* · , ' .. . f • • • I'OWid leader Casper after the first nine. lie bogeyed the lOth and 13th in the face of winds on the back nine that one contestant called umurderous, •• but came back with a pair ot lncredible drives on the 485-yard 14th and tllen sunk a three-foot ~tt tor an eagle three tn clinch the title. The other big names on Ute American circuit finished far back with Gay Brewer at 295, Ai Balding of Canada at 296 and defending champ Roberto De Vlcenzo and Arnold Palmer at tulate Player as the ball dropped 297. Player, who won his flrstBrit - in, could not recover from his Ish Open title In 19S9, had given opening day 76. He alao fired a up on hl& ''PinK"' putter a year 73 Salorday, but ho bogeyed the ago after It hod helped him win sixth and eighth bolos and his the World Series of Golf and tho big drives were neutralized on PGA In 1962. He gave It away the baek nino by Ute bUiowing to Nicklaus, but took it back, winds. The players' choice to catch "be<:aUSe fmstubborn,"andkept Casper, Nicklaus miased a long it at his Johannesburg farm. Af. putt for a vital birdie on tho 485tor his potting had gone bad recently he told his wife to bring yard, par-4 17th, ending his bid It up for this 97th edition of for a second Opm. crown in three tho British Open and said after. years. The round was a disaster Cor ward, "It did the triek." Ute usually steady Casper. With :Braves Top Dodgers, 5-1 ' ' ·"' ..... . . t8s'E.r~r~ F-. $265 (UPI) - Tho sec. ~ · place Atlanta Braves erupted tor four runs in the sixth lmlng saturday and went oo to score a 5-1 win that dealttllelos Angeles Dodgers their ninth loss In 10 games. The Braves were tralllng 1-0 !!ben !lank Aaron led off Ute sixth with a single, moved to second oo a olngle by Joe Torre A ~ LANTA and scored the tying run on Tlto haneona's double . Torre scored on a sacriilce 23ft. Chest Fl\jeZer. .(HH23·1J fiY by Toounie Aaron to give Ute Braves a 2-1 lead and Sonny Jackson and winning pitcher Pat Jarvis followed with nm-scorlng dngles. Jarvis notchedhlsnlnthvlctory against six losses, but lett the p.me In the oevonUt Inning In a :wo - on, one - wt sltuation. Relevor Claude Raymond #>! U1e second oot, but had to leave the Special Prices on Alli1-Chalmers 1 ft. Chest·f"uir. . .$235 : 1111...44 ' ' . . plr Mdlitll! , . •:.!•;..'lilll~•il .... . . ~ • F>· ~l!niolf ~~0 I'IOJI; spik - icl by a toanunate on 1ho play llld Dick Kelley rotfrod tho side. The ~chles s Dodgers who have scored only one run in their last 29 Innings, got their lone · tally in the second when Willie Crawford, who came up Friday from t':Pokane, tripled and Zollo Vorsalies olngled. The Braves scored their flna1 nm In the eighth Inning when Tommie Aaron led off with a single, went to third when reliever Hank Aguirre made n bad throw on an attempted double play, and came In on Marty Mar· tlnez' sacrifice fly . Kelley retired Ute first six men he faced, striking out tour, but with two out In the nlnUt, pinch hitters Ken Boyer and Bob Bailey hit back • to -back singles and Tom Popovi ch walked to load the bases. Willie Davis bounced out to end the threat. The largest crowd of the year in Atlanta was on hand Cor the gamv, It Included 30,244 .fald and a total of 36,126. 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GMC TRUCKS PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHlO \ ·o. • • ' a course record 68 on the sec- ond day and 7i Friday, Casper came into the last round with a one - stroke edge over Charles and a two - stroke margin over Player. The leading money winner oo the PGA tool', who 48 hours before had defiantly said, "Let the others catch me," soared to a four - over 40 on the front nine as his putting failed him completely Saturday. He missed nlno.foot puttto bogey the fourth and fifth holes and, with the wind whipping into his !ace on tho back nine, bogeyed 14 and 18 to finish w!Ut a swollen 78, six over par. Charles, the lerthander from New Zealand, was one stroke behind Player after nine holes but he bogeyed the lOth, 15th and 16th to finish with a 76 Utat crushed Ms bid for a victorious repeat to hi s 1963 Open Title. Shrider, King , , ,l>J l · ·~ ",,, ., •<ol'-' Named To OU's IWl of Fame ATHENS - Richard G, (Dick) Shrider, Miami, 0., Univt.tralty athletic director, and former Gal - SPUNKY, COWRFUL LEE TREVINO, U.S. Open champion, I& one of tho&e considered heir apparent to the regal statu& currently held by &ueh •• Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Billy Casper. In the two photol at Baltimore Tops Washington 12th Time In Row, 3-1 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Tom secutlve singles by Del Unser Phoebus pitched a four-hitter and and Gary Holman put runners helped his own cause with a on first and third with none out. runi)roduclng double Saturday as Frank Howard hit into a doubl e the Baltimore Orioles beat the play, Unser scoring Washington's Washington Senators for t h e only run . 12th straight time this season, 3·1. The victory was Phoebus' ninth against eight iosoes while Jim Tourney Games Hannon, touched Cor nine hits in sh imings, suffered his second los s In five decisions. Dave Johnson, with a single and a dotJ:>le, scored one run MASON - Miner sville, Syraand drove in another to pace cu se Giants, Red' s CJub and Good· · th 1 the Orioles' attack. year pi cked up wms m e os~r s The Or! 1 800 to H fo \\racket of Ute dooble • eiimma0 e&.,' , ••• : "~!":~ r llon" flig ~~ ·stow-Ntch Sufi· •· two runs 1n me IK:ICUna u1111 ng ' when curt BJefary led off wtth a ball Tournament at Bachtel Field .... night single and stole second attP- .o F r i ua,;~ • Brooks Robinson struck out. Minersville, in the fir st game, defeated GSI 12-8 , the Syracuse Johnson's single accounted for Giants came back with a 5-3 the first run and, after Andy victory over Spencer Trucking, Etchebarren hit Into a force, Red' s Club beat Goosetown 10-7 Pboebus doubled to right cena n d then Goodyear bumped U.r to moko It 2-ll. Miller's ~per Market by a 9-5 The Orioles ackled another nm margin. in the Courth although reckless Games slated for Monday night base running cost them a chance ar e Ripley First N~ional Bank for a big iming. vs. Syracuse at 6) m., GoodBrooks Robinson opened with year vs. winner of ttie first game a single and was thrown oot at at 7:15; Red's Club vs. Falls the plate when he tried to score City at 8:30 and Minersvil1e vs. on Johnson's double down the Safford's Studio at 9:45 p.m. right field line. Johnson t o o k Utird oo the play and scored Big Bend Softball Winners Named lla Academy High Scbool basl<etball coach, ls one or seven men elected to Ohio UnJversity'a Athletic Hall of Fame, bringing to 28 the number so honored since Ute beginning of the Hallin 1965. Others honorees are John R. Goddard, Angus E. King (aloo a former GAHS coach); JoSOJ>h W. Bogals, John W, Monlgl)mery, when Etchebarren also doubled Vince Costalio and Carroll Wid- along Ute right field line. B u t does. Costello, at age 35, be- the Oriole catcher was trapped comes the youngest member or in arundownwhenheroundedsecUte Hall. ond and reallzedtoolat..hocouidThe men wlll be honored Wr~ n't reach third. ing Ohio University's Cootball Phoebus' most serious threat game with Dayton on Oct. 26. came ln the eighth when oon- SORRYI WE'RE aOS£D JULY 15-1C..17-18 COLUMBUS (UP0 - Bob Lewis Jr. ot Warren has the best present any golfer could wish lor on his 24th birthday the otdo Amateur Championship. The 5-fool..!l graduate student at Rollins College In Florida gained hlo first 110lf title of any Importance Friday when he potted a par 72 at f.olumbut Country Club for a kndor285 total, to bo four strokes wad of hla nearest compett. lor, Fritz Schmidt of Columbus, Wbo aloo matehed par. Lewla throe-9Uited Ute second and third boleo to lose two strokes of the. lead he had on Jim lltlderbrand of Alhland. ' 'INC. POIEIOY ...a aoo u, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jolm The owners have threatened to Gordy, president of the Nation- call of! Ute entire NFL sched- al Football League Players Association, headed Cor New York Saturday to reBUme discussions with club owners m the Q.Je~­ tion of an increase ln the alhletes' pension fund. Tom Vance, publlclcy director for the players' union, said Gordy .. Now. lhal'a what you'd t •ll did not know lillY details o1iout EXPAN SION! " the meeting plamed for New York Sunday afternoon. Gordy aent a telegram FridaY to ArUtur Modell, NFL prOS· ident and owner or the Cleveland Browns, asking that bargaining sessions be resumed with the aim of settling 1he pemdoo ATLANTA (U PO - Former problem, U.e last roali>lock be Yankee great !)ill Dickey hit fore the players jobt Uteir train ~'tWO-run single Satlitday to lead Ing campo. 0'1he American League to a 4-2 . . victory over the NatJonaJ Lea- star Duck)' Medwlck . The game, played prior to the gue in an old..tirners game here. The American League got aU Atlanta Braves - Los Angeles of its runs in the second inning Dodgers game, also featured such of the three-stanza contest when former baseball stars as JohnCormer Red Sox slugger RudY ny Mize, Marty Marion, E n o s York, ex-Senator Cecil Travis, (Country) Slaol!hter, Dixie Walformer Indian Joe Sewell and ker, AIUo Reynolds, Left,y Goformer senator Junior Wooten mez, Luke Appling and Bobby all had consecutive singles. Richardson. The two National League runs came during the firstinningwhen Jwtlor Gilliam of the Dodgers tripled home former teammate Pee Wee Reese and then scored on a sJngle by former Cardinal I AL Oldtimers ule if agreement is not reached. uwe don't know where the Smday meeting will be held," said Vance. "All we know is that we received a phone call trom the NFL ofllce asking John to come to New York. The NFL olfloe is handling all the arrangements.'• Vance said Gordy plamed to leave here unannounced because "he just wants to go to New York (f.lletly." Top Nationals LOGAN COAC H RESIGNS LOGAN - Dick Mlkea, coached Logan to a 14-4 rocerd In 1966 and 1967, roslsnod Thursday ln order to accept a graduate assistantship in physical ecl.lcation at Ohio University. A ate ~ cessor is expected to be named by the Logan school board Monday night. His Chleflaln """'ds finished second In SEOAL play two years in a row, their only loss corning at the hands of champion Molgo In 1967 . ·-------------· --------.. i RAWLINGS I BUT . .. WE'R£ OPEN WITH THIS SPECIAL JULY 19-2G-21 - I I I I I II ., .. ! NICEST PEOPLE TIME AT RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 1 •• 19~ 1 SUNDAES • 19~ I or 6 1.00 I 605 W. 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Don Ai· bert of Columboa was alxth at 294, Including Frida,)·'• 75. Deadlocked at 295 wore Ari Hlldnutt of Elyria, 72, and Yauk Relater of Ravenna, 75. Bob Bourne Jr. of Oberlin, 1963 champloo, poaiA>d one of the daY'• beat aceros of 71. He llniahed In a tie at 296 with Loo' Zampedro of Warren, the state publlnx tltllat wltll a 73, IIIli Bob lloa& of Columbus, llbo posted a 76. AiiO comlnl In at 71 Friday wa1 Jim CoitaC. of Columbua, b\tl h11 four-<11,)> total wa• 218, · ~~ S8botln of Warren, tho dufentlllW ellllltplon, nudntalnI!Jl hlif avorllllll thl& with • nn.l I'IIUIIII 76, moldng him ~ illld , .for 17th plaC.. ' lelt, Trevino, ol Mexican descent, uses hla own forms of body EnglJJh to guide putt, obUvlous of the gaUery, AI right, be olfen thank& after ll.llkl.ng lon& pull. HAMBURGERS Bob Lewis, Warren, Cops Amateur Championship Savings Up To 50% . lei's & loytS.IIMH Clothing & Apparel '. j Player held a two . stroke lead over Nlddaus, Charles and Casper going to the 525 • yard, par-S 18th hole. His ,.cond shot landed in knee-high rough, but he quickly approached the ball and strokad It within 30 feet of tho pin. With Ute huge gallery at the green beginning to roar, Player, clad as usual in all black, ram. mod his putt toward the cup• WUh his arms raised, he charged wildly after the ball and then tapped In his ,.cond )JIIIt • Nicklaus, Ute first to congra- ,, �II - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 14, 1968 : Player Cops British ., ·Open By Two Strokes C~RNOUSTIE, sootland (UPI) - iblth Africa's Gary Player held oti wind-blown Jack Nick. laus, Bob Charles and BUly Cas. . per with a dramatic eagle and a · once - reJected putter Saturday ' to fire c 73 and win the British • Open golf' championship by two ' strokes for hts first tournament , triumph in three years. . W!Ut the mammoth 7,252-yard, . par - 72 Carnoustle coorse llving up to its nighmare potential, Player woo his second Brltlsll • Open title by registering a 72hole total O[ one-OVer 289 to •top Nicklaus and Chorles by two strokes and the suddenly fading Casper by three, Howllng winds blowing up ln galo • ilke gusts from tho NorUt Sea stopped all but one of tho :70 • man Oeld from breaking par on the final round and made Player, WhoSe last Victory 'MIS In the 1966 U.S, Open, the first British Open champion In 21 J88rs to finish over par. Tho vsteran Sooth African star ·took Ute lead by a stroke over Charles and two over third ~ . ~<niai· ..._, ""'dPu~tioi. ·; an...,ly - 38.40 lne* · , ' .. . f • • • I'OWid leader Casper after the first nine. lie bogeyed the lOth and 13th in the face of winds on the back nine that one contestant called umurderous, •• but came back with a pair ot lncredible drives on the 485-yard 14th and tllen sunk a three-foot ~tt tor an eagle three tn clinch the title. The other big names on Ute American circuit finished far back with Gay Brewer at 295, Ai Balding of Canada at 296 and defending champ Roberto De Vlcenzo and Arnold Palmer at tulate Player as the ball dropped 297. Player, who won his flrstBrit - in, could not recover from his Ish Open title In 19S9, had given opening day 76. He alao fired a up on hl& ''PinK"' putter a year 73 Salorday, but ho bogeyed the ago after It hod helped him win sixth and eighth bolos and his the World Series of Golf and tho big drives were neutralized on PGA In 1962. He gave It away the baek nino by Ute bUiowing to Nicklaus, but took it back, winds. The players' choice to catch "be<:aUSe fmstubborn,"andkept Casper, Nicklaus miased a long it at his Johannesburg farm. Af. putt for a vital birdie on tho 485tor his potting had gone bad recently he told his wife to bring yard, par-4 17th, ending his bid It up for this 97th edition of for a second Opm. crown in three tho British Open and said after. years. The round was a disaster Cor ward, "It did the triek." Ute usually steady Casper. With :Braves Top Dodgers, 5-1 ' ' ·"' ..... . . t8s'E.r~r~ F-. $265 (UPI) - Tho sec. ~ · place Atlanta Braves erupted tor four runs in the sixth lmlng saturday and went oo to score a 5-1 win that dealttllelos Angeles Dodgers their ninth loss In 10 games. The Braves were tralllng 1-0 !!ben !lank Aaron led off Ute sixth with a single, moved to second oo a olngle by Joe Torre A ~ LANTA and scored the tying run on Tlto haneona's double . Torre scored on a sacriilce 23ft. Chest Fl\jeZer. .(HH23·1J fiY by Toounie Aaron to give Ute Braves a 2-1 lead and Sonny Jackson and winning pitcher Pat Jarvis followed with nm-scorlng dngles. Jarvis notchedhlsnlnthvlctory against six losses, but lett the p.me In the oevonUt Inning In a :wo - on, one - wt sltuation. Relevor Claude Raymond #>! U1e second oot, but had to leave the Special Prices on Alli1-Chalmers 1 ft. Chest·f"uir. . .$235 : 1111...44 ' ' . . plr Mdlitll! , . •:.!•;..'lilll~•il .... . . ~ • F>· ~l!niolf ~~0 I'IOJI; spik - icl by a toanunate on 1ho play llld Dick Kelley rotfrod tho side. The ~chles s Dodgers who have scored only one run in their last 29 Innings, got their lone · tally in the second when Willie Crawford, who came up Friday from t':Pokane, tripled and Zollo Vorsalies olngled. The Braves scored their flna1 nm In the eighth Inning when Tommie Aaron led off with a single, went to third when reliever Hank Aguirre made n bad throw on an attempted double play, and came In on Marty Mar· tlnez' sacrifice fly . Kelley retired Ute first six men he faced, striking out tour, but with two out In the nlnUt, pinch hitters Ken Boyer and Bob Bailey hit back • to -back singles and Tom Popovi ch walked to load the bases. Willie Davis bounced out to end the threat. The largest crowd of the year in Atlanta was on hand Cor the gamv, It Included 30,244 .fald and a total of 36,126. 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GMC TRUCKS PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHlO \ ·o. • • ' a course record 68 on the sec- ond day and 7i Friday, Casper came into the last round with a one - stroke edge over Charles and a two - stroke margin over Player. The leading money winner oo the PGA tool', who 48 hours before had defiantly said, "Let the others catch me," soared to a four - over 40 on the front nine as his putting failed him completely Saturday. He missed nlno.foot puttto bogey the fourth and fifth holes and, with the wind whipping into his !ace on tho back nine, bogeyed 14 and 18 to finish w!Ut a swollen 78, six over par. Charles, the lerthander from New Zealand, was one stroke behind Player after nine holes but he bogeyed the lOth, 15th and 16th to finish with a 76 Utat crushed Ms bid for a victorious repeat to hi s 1963 Open Title. Shrider, King , , ,l>J l · ·~ ",,, ., •<ol'-' Named To OU's IWl of Fame ATHENS - Richard G, (Dick) Shrider, Miami, 0., Univt.tralty athletic director, and former Gal - SPUNKY, COWRFUL LEE TREVINO, U.S. Open champion, I& one of tho&e considered heir apparent to the regal statu& currently held by &ueh •• Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Billy Casper. In the two photol at Baltimore Tops Washington 12th Time In Row, 3-1 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Tom secutlve singles by Del Unser Phoebus pitched a four-hitter and and Gary Holman put runners helped his own cause with a on first and third with none out. runi)roduclng double Saturday as Frank Howard hit into a doubl e the Baltimore Orioles beat the play, Unser scoring Washington's Washington Senators for t h e only run . 12th straight time this season, 3·1. The victory was Phoebus' ninth against eight iosoes while Jim Tourney Games Hannon, touched Cor nine hits in sh imings, suffered his second los s In five decisions. Dave Johnson, with a single and a dotJ:>le, scored one run MASON - Miner sville, Syraand drove in another to pace cu se Giants, Red' s CJub and Good· · th 1 the Orioles' attack. year pi cked up wms m e os~r s The Or! 1 800 to H fo \\racket of Ute dooble • eiimma0 e&.,' , ••• : "~!":~ r llon" flig ~~ ·stow-Ntch Sufi· •· two runs 1n me IK:ICUna u1111 ng ' when curt BJefary led off wtth a ball Tournament at Bachtel Field .... night single and stole second attP- .o F r i ua,;~ • Brooks Robinson struck out. Minersville, in the fir st game, defeated GSI 12-8 , the Syracuse Johnson's single accounted for Giants came back with a 5-3 the first run and, after Andy victory over Spencer Trucking, Etchebarren hit Into a force, Red' s Club beat Goosetown 10-7 Pboebus doubled to right cena n d then Goodyear bumped U.r to moko It 2-ll. Miller's ~per Market by a 9-5 The Orioles ackled another nm margin. in the Courth although reckless Games slated for Monday night base running cost them a chance ar e Ripley First N~ional Bank for a big iming. vs. Syracuse at 6) m., GoodBrooks Robinson opened with year vs. winner of ttie first game a single and was thrown oot at at 7:15; Red's Club vs. Falls the plate when he tried to score City at 8:30 and Minersvil1e vs. on Johnson's double down the Safford's Studio at 9:45 p.m. right field line. Johnson t o o k Utird oo the play and scored Big Bend Softball Winners Named lla Academy High Scbool basl<etball coach, ls one or seven men elected to Ohio UnJversity'a Athletic Hall of Fame, bringing to 28 the number so honored since Ute beginning of the Hallin 1965. Others honorees are John R. Goddard, Angus E. King (aloo a former GAHS coach); JoSOJ>h W. Bogals, John W, Monlgl)mery, when Etchebarren also doubled Vince Costalio and Carroll Wid- along Ute right field line. B u t does. Costello, at age 35, be- the Oriole catcher was trapped comes the youngest member or in arundownwhenheroundedsecUte Hall. ond and reallzedtoolat..hocouidThe men wlll be honored Wr~ n't reach third. ing Ohio University's Cootball Phoebus' most serious threat game with Dayton on Oct. 26. came ln the eighth when oon- SORRYI WE'RE aOS£D JULY 15-1C..17-18 COLUMBUS (UP0 - Bob Lewis Jr. ot Warren has the best present any golfer could wish lor on his 24th birthday the otdo Amateur Championship. The 5-fool..!l graduate student at Rollins College In Florida gained hlo first 110lf title of any Importance Friday when he potted a par 72 at f.olumbut Country Club for a kndor285 total, to bo four strokes wad of hla nearest compett. lor, Fritz Schmidt of Columbus, Wbo aloo matehed par. Lewla throe-9Uited Ute second and third boleo to lose two strokes of the. lead he had on Jim lltlderbrand of Alhland. ' 'INC. POIEIOY ...a aoo u, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jolm The owners have threatened to Gordy, president of the Nation- call of! Ute entire NFL sched- al Football League Players Association, headed Cor New York Saturday to reBUme discussions with club owners m the Q.Je~­ tion of an increase ln the alhletes' pension fund. Tom Vance, publlclcy director for the players' union, said Gordy .. Now. lhal'a what you'd t •ll did not know lillY details o1iout EXPAN SION! " the meeting plamed for New York Sunday afternoon. Gordy aent a telegram FridaY to ArUtur Modell, NFL prOS· ident and owner or the Cleveland Browns, asking that bargaining sessions be resumed with the aim of settling 1he pemdoo ATLANTA (U PO - Former problem, U.e last roali>lock be Yankee great !)ill Dickey hit fore the players jobt Uteir train ~'tWO-run single Satlitday to lead Ing campo. 0'1he American League to a 4-2 . . victory over the NatJonaJ Lea- star Duck)' Medwlck . The game, played prior to the gue in an old..tirners game here. The American League got aU Atlanta Braves - Los Angeles of its runs in the second inning Dodgers game, also featured such of the three-stanza contest when former baseball stars as JohnCormer Red Sox slugger RudY ny Mize, Marty Marion, E n o s York, ex-Senator Cecil Travis, (Country) Slaol!hter, Dixie Walformer Indian Joe Sewell and ker, AIUo Reynolds, Left,y Goformer senator Junior Wooten mez, Luke Appling and Bobby all had consecutive singles. Richardson. The two National League runs came during the firstinningwhen Jwtlor Gilliam of the Dodgers tripled home former teammate Pee Wee Reese and then scored on a sJngle by former Cardinal I AL Oldtimers ule if agreement is not reached. uwe don't know where the Smday meeting will be held," said Vance. "All we know is that we received a phone call trom the NFL ofllce asking John to come to New York. The NFL olfloe is handling all the arrangements.'• Vance said Gordy plamed to leave here unannounced because "he just wants to go to New York (f.lletly." Top Nationals LOGAN COAC H RESIGNS LOGAN - Dick Mlkea, coached Logan to a 14-4 rocerd In 1966 and 1967, roslsnod Thursday ln order to accept a graduate assistantship in physical ecl.lcation at Ohio University. A ate ~ cessor is expected to be named by the Logan school board Monday night. His Chleflaln """'ds finished second In SEOAL play two years in a row, their only loss corning at the hands of champion Molgo In 1967 . ·-------------· --------.. i RAWLINGS I BUT . .. WE'R£ OPEN WITH THIS SPECIAL JULY 19-2G-21 - I I I I I II ., .. ! NICEST PEOPLE TIME AT RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 1 •• 19~ 1 SUNDAES • 19~ I or 6 1.00 I 605 W. 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SUPPLY CO. fiLwANr · .OPP.I&O DEPOT PH. 675-11~ - ma fill' oveatnr tnfllc, just call lltdl wDl yoo here tillY nlch1. ltU' time (olmaot 111Q':Iille). Appolntmollll GET RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 992-2151ertft.#l52 MIQD&IIIOI.T, b)IO '.' ,• I I I I I I 1 I Come in now end let's talk two wh..l 1 cleel summer is here end the wnther 1 is right for two wheel pleasure. I Also we heve 11 sharp unci cycles In SHAMMYS Then he steadied to match par and birdied the ftfUt hoio to regain his margin aa Hilderbrand bogeyed tho No. 4 hole and doublo.bogeyod tho 5th. The Warren sharpshooter said later he had been •'playing too sefely and after the third bolo decided to star! attacking." Lewis was tho only one of the 203 of Ohio's best sw!ngoro wbo teed oil Tuesday to match par for the distance. Only 71 qualified for the final two dey&. Tied at 293 for third place were Dick Qlardiola ot Cleveland. with a par, Hilderbrand with a 77, and Jim Nordstrom of Ashland, with a 75. Don Ai· bert of Columboa was alxth at 294, Including Frida,)·'• 75. Deadlocked at 295 wore Ari Hlldnutt of Elyria, 72, and Yauk Relater of Ravenna, 75. Bob Bourne Jr. of Oberlin, 1963 champloo, poaiA>d one of the daY'• beat aceros of 71. He llniahed In a tie at 296 with Loo' Zampedro of Warren, the state publlnx tltllat wltll a 73, IIIli Bob lloa& of Columbus, llbo posted a 76. AiiO comlnl In at 71 Friday wa1 Jim CoitaC. of Columbua, b\tl h11 four-<11,)> total wa• 218, · ~~ S8botln of Warren, tho dufentlllW ellllltplon, nudntalnI!Jl hlif avorllllll thl& with • nn.l I'IIUIIII 76, moldng him ~ illld , .for 17th plaC.. ' lelt, Trevino, ol Mexican descent, uses hla own forms of body EnglJJh to guide putt, obUvlous of the gaUery, AI right, be olfen thank& after ll.llkl.ng lon& pull. HAMBURGERS Bob Lewis, Warren, Cops Amateur Championship Savings Up To 50% . lei's & loytS.IIMH Clothing & Apparel '. j Player held a two . stroke lead over Nlddaus, Charles and Casper going to the 525 • yard, par-S 18th hole. His ,.cond shot landed in knee-high rough, but he quickly approached the ball and strokad It within 30 feet of tho pin. With Ute huge gallery at the green beginning to roar, Player, clad as usual in all black, ram. mod his putt toward the cup• WUh his arms raised, he charged wildly after the ball and then tapped In his ,.cond )JIIIt • Nicklaus, Ute first to congra- ,, �13 - • The Sunday Time..S.ntlnel, SUnday, July 14, 1968 There's No Vacation For The Success Of • For hat UPSTAIRS fum. Apart, I room1 and batlt. AD utiiWes paid; Ph. f46.01St. 1fi.U BRADBURY furnished apartmonll, edulto only, 7211 flee. ood Ave. 118-11 ForS.Ia NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For Salt 36•• X 23"' X.oot Alu•lnu11 ShHtl Used Offset Pl.... HAVI 1161 I T CMC, stake bed 1965 1 T.. GMC 1918 Chevrolet Impala 111112 \1 T. Dodge Pickup 111114 2\1 T. GMC 1162 2\1 T. Cbn. 1958 \1 T. OMC plclrup 111114 2 T. Intematlollll 1951 \1 T. Dodge pickup 1918 1\1 T. Dodge truck lll51 I T. Cbev. 1155 I T. GMC liM 1\1 T. Ford 1958 2 T. Int. Tractor 11163 I> T. ClteY, plclrup 191l0 II T. Cltev. Plclrup 111110 2 T. GMC 1 Minneapolis MoUne Power GARAGE apt. I rat. tmlum. bath, hot water beater, gu MANYUSII lumace, garage, 1127 Second Avenue rear. Inquire 1121 Cnrd of Th1nl11 Second Avenue after 1:10, or THE FAMILY of WendeR P.. Bfor~I.OO call !45-6240 after 7:00 p.m. well take this opportunity I<> 1&4 express our thanks I<> th001e who remembered us during ONE fumllhed apartment and our sorrow. We eopeclally lleeplng 0:00101 ~ or 125 Thlnt Aw. thank the neigltbors In llaJt. monlhly, ...... 1IN8 . .111 ...... orville for tlleir food a n d floral tributes. Also, I<> lhe 'J1nH Kerr CUmmunlty for lhelr lo'UIINISIIED apartment, also New 110'' Rotary Cutters For Sill trailer. Pb. ~. 164H $299.50. New US X 20, 10 plf notal arrangements and lhe CABBAGE 15e head, Claude nylon tires ISS. Inc. Federal many who sent cards of sym· Winters, Rio Grande, 245-5121. FURNIS!iED 5 room aparttax. psthy. Sincere thanks I<> all. 1IU ment. Pb, 675-26511. 111-3 Oltle VolleJ IDqtlemeltl ... Mrs. Wenden Powell liS Plae st. fll.llll. Norma and Esther 162-1 IIOUSE, HALF DOUBLE near CONVERTIBLE Tops. Clole 1141 u Outs. O.E. Vinyl, $115.00 InPl. Pleasant. Modem, free stalled. 111111-63 Thunderbird; Notice water. See Amlbery, 831 195Uil Chev. Pont. Olds and SEE OUR SELECnON of 12 • WANDA TYO hu joined lhe Fourth Ave., Galllpolll, 44610 fl. mobile homes before Buick; !IIIIZ Dodge and PlyslaR 01 the Cameo Beauty aus. 1~11 you buy. K & K Moblle Hommouth; 1957-58 Ford. GalliShop. For appointment CaD es,PI. Pleuant, 'II'. Va. Paul polis Tire & Trim, 1622 EM446-«101. 111-3 2 BI!lDROOM MOBILE homo, or Gary Northup 1'15-3000. tern Ave. Ph. 44~589. 161-2 air condiUOiled. Located near 118-U 1 WILL Nor be responsible lor Gallipolll Auto Auction, Pb. POODLE grooming and clipany debts other tllan my own 446-377it or 44&.1577. 111-3 ping. Also AKC toy poodle GOOD CLEAN Lm!P and atok. u or this date July 13, 1918. pupples, cream white. Sunset er coal. Carl Winters, Rio Signed Cecil G. Thlvener, Sr. Grande. Phone 24S.SI15. 8-11 Kennels 446-1958. 161-3 la.ll Cemplng Equip 2oe ,....... Gallpoh w, n. AMERICAN LEGION TEAM - The Meigs American Legion baseball team, made up of boys from Meigs and Gallia counties, had a 6-5-1 season record F'rida,y before leaving for a weekend series in Portsm(luth arxl South KC TourneyContinues CHESHIRE - Pla.y contlnued in the loth annual Kyger Creek Little League baseb31l tournament Friday evening as the Cheshire Tigers blanked Hiner's Braves 15..{1 on Johruzy Baird's no-hitter in an abbreviated contest (10-run rule) while the Pomeroy Yankees nipped Racine, 9-7. In Friday's first tilt, the Pomeroy Yanks scored three runs in the final two rungs to assure them af a win over neighboring Racine . Big Mark Werry Hmited Racine to three safeties - two by losing hurler Pete Sayre who singled and tripled. W e r r y whiffed 12 in posting his second tournament win. !\I'll Mankin and Wercy . had thr~ hits for the winners. Gary Snouffer had two hits, as did tion. Twenty-11ix teams now re main in contention. Forty began play Ju ly 6. 01110 VALLEY LEAGUt: STANDINGS TEAM W L Cheshire .. ••....... 10 Bidwell . . . •.. . .... , 7 Addaville Jets . . . . . . . . 7 Addaville Sluggers , .. , . 5 Vinton . . . . . . • . . • . . . 4 Centerville . . . . . . . . . 2 Salem Church . . .• , •.. 1 Rio Grande . . . . . • • . • 1 0 2 2 4 6 6 8 9 TOTALS 37 37 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Addaville Sluggers 13 Vinton 8 Cente~vi1le 8 Rio Grande 7 Addav1lle Jet} The second tilt was called Salem Church 11 Centerville 6 after four irmings of play. Baird Addaville Jets 12 Addaville Sluggers J raced 1:.! batters, and fanned nine Cheshire 14 Rio Grande 12 of them for Cheshire. The BidWell - Pirates pla.yed .Rutland's Reds and Gallipolis Tigers tooH on the Addaville Sluggers Saturday evening to complete the rJrst week of ac- GALLIPCLIS - later this month, will begin District competitioo at Athens after clos~ out ~chedule Wednesday at 6 p. m. at the Park against Parkersburg. Pictured course in beginners swimming will start MoOOay in the Gallipolis Pool, beginning at IJ a.m. Pool Manager John Milhoan also annoonced Satur. day that SJI1ChronJzed swimming will be orcered any girl who has passed her swimmer's COW'Se, beginning at 12 noon on Monday. Susan Phillips will conduct the synchronized sessions. GALLIPOLIS - Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the fifth lMing, the Attltfti_cs rallied to down the Indians 6-4 in Little League play Friday evening on Mem. ·::::::: :·::::::: :: ::::::: :::::::::::::·:::·:::<:>>::~:::;;;::;:;::::::::: LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L Senators · . · .. · · · · · • 6 0 Tigers •.. · · • · · · · • · White Sox . . . . • • . . . . Orioles • . . . .. • ..•. Athletics · • · · · · · · · · GAMES TillS WEEK (MONDAY) Vinton at Rio Grande Centerville at Bidwell 4 1 4 1 Cheshire at Addaville Sluggers Addaville Jets at Salem Church (THURSDAY) Cheshire at Vinton Addaville Jets at Centerville Rio Grande at Addaville Sluggers saJem Church at Bidwell orial Field. The Athletics scored four big runs on no hlts and one Irldian error to snatch the game from the fire . In fact, the Athletics had only one hit all evening, a single in the rourth by Andy Hyrne. Both teams had pitcher prob- 3 2 3 3 terns as their top aces had only Red Sox ...•••....• 1 t TOTALS 12 12 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Orioles 1 Indians 0 Athletics 4 Red Sox 2 Senators 10 Tigers 0 Athletics 6 Indians 4 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Tigers vs. White Orioles vs. Yanks Wednesday - Senators vs. Red Sox Thursday gers Friday - J N aycees ip Sh k Sh 8 e 0ppe GALLIPOLIS The JC'I!I downed the :lllake Shoppe 6 - 5 Thursday evening on the GSJ diamond. Chick Conley was the White Sox 8 YankB 4 Monday Sox Tuesday - Athletics vs. TiWhite Sox vs. In- wtming pitcher and Pete Nibert the loser. The JC's: had six runs on 11 hits and made one error. The ~ake Shoppe had five rune: on nlne hits and were guilty or two errors. Pacing the JC's to victory were Terry Rucker, Gary Lewis and Harold Montgomery, each with two hlto In three tripo tD tho plate. Going one for three were RoMJe Lemoo., RonnieCottonand Richard Ell1ott. POWER-VAC CLEANING SYSTEM are front row, left tD righ4 John Ingels, Blll Swan, Lermie Van Meier, Ed Baer, Blll Moore, Steve Oiler, Lonnie Bush. Back row, George Nesselroad, Jr., umpirei Mel Clark. manager; Jon Rothgeb, Tom ~encer, Jefl' Tyo, Tom Hysell, Athletics Rally, Cop 6-4 Little League Win A second vs. Bidwell ('ppda _ Yanks . ·. . . . . • . • .•• 1 5 IDurnamenl Indians . . . . . . . . . . . O 6 ' Cheshire 7 salem Church 5 Ron Couch and Joe Rosenbaun. Bidwell 21 VinlDn 0 For the winners, Ron Raush and Baird each had three hits. Jerry Lucas, Orland Cremeans, Ed Swisher and Keith Sargent each ha(! two hits. Shore, Ky. Meigs, Legion Tournament its regular season Syracuse Municipal Top hitters for t h e 91ake !i!oppe were Pete Nibert, Mike 9leets, and Brent Saunders, each two for three and Leo Valentine, lour bmings of eligib!licy len. Each had worked six lnningo earlier in the week. Jim Niday started for tile In~ dians and went four frames. He was touched for one hit. Dennis Mitchell relieved Niday as the fifth started and walked seven men as the roof fell in on the Indians. Dave Curmlngham was called in to pitch the third out and got Hyrne tD ground out. The Athletics started with Tim Perry 1'fho went the first two frames and was relieved by Dave Burnette at-ttle start of the third Neither Athletic hurler allowed a hit and all Indian runs were unearned, Burnette who got credit for tlle win, allowed two runs, walked three and struck out 12. Per· ry in two frames, allowed two runs, walked five and Canned four. Dale Swl!~ trainer. and Don Hunnel, business ma..ger. ~ sent when photo was taken were Russell Moore, coach, and several players, Including George Sauer, Demtis Ault and Jim Crow. • Outfielder Larry Hisle, a promising rookie in Philadela phla's san Diego farm club, wUI spend the next year at home in Portsmouth, Ohio, in- stead or on the playing Reid. Hisle, 21, was ordered home for plenty of rest after his release from a san Diego hospltal for treatment of hepatitis. The Phlliles called the Ohioan ua terrific prospect" and said they hoped he woold be "in shape next year after plenty of rest" Bye And Let us help you enjoy a bargain in cleaner living. It doesn't cost, it pays to have your Heating and Air Conditioning system cleaned r~larly. Meigs, Gallia, Mason and adjoining counties has this LARGE C~ING SYSTEM ~hich has been designed to give you the best In cleantng servtce at the lowest possible cost . . reduce costly fuel and repair bills . . helps save on redecorating ex· penses .. reduces fire hazards. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. We take ALL the dirt in one simple operation. For the best in special equipment, experienced operators, real50nable prices and work guaranteed CALL OR WRITE us TODAY. ' JackaonvUie 5 Louisville 2 or a time of 2:00 4-5 at SciotD week's reBUlts are available for this edition because some man~ a.gers failed to turn ln books \ .-.. Singles by Ty Cline and Me· Covey preceded Hart's ftrst hom.. er, which broke the two .. all tie in the filth inolng. Clay carroll, the third or slx Red hurlers, wound ~ with the Joss. LOSES DUBLIN (UP!)- Aulllralla'o Margaret Court advanced I<> the CASALS women's Teall, .... semlginaJa of the lrtlb ~ lawn tennis champlonohlpo Friday. Male Help W1ntecl FARM worl: and care of hor· ses, must be sober and Jton. est. Call 675-2441, Pl. Pleu- ... I~ IDI. i BUYS 1964 Caddlac H.T. Coupe ·· · · ·· $2295 Amsb,ry Apecha Tr1ller Slles AI Poartll Ave. GlllipoUI Discount on Renlila Help Wanted MEN TO SOLICIT delinquent accounts lor wide awake col· Jectlon agency. Guarantee fl50 weekly I<> men wbo quat. Uy. 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TIL 8:00 • f.ROOM ltmtllbed aparlnlml with private bath. 141 8eoGDII Ave. Pit. IIHI1I or lleiDl 1M omcs space 1or rent. Cdl 11&1141 !rom I a.m. till I PJII. For Sale ERLY.UO.FRE PEACHES (WHITE) Now Re1dy HORTON DALE FRUIT FARMS 00: BILL, INDO ...... Rl. • I<> llt.l'll To 1111 Amnr P'URNISIIED apartment, No Stmda)' Sales tae1 SteDa Antold, Pari!: C. Ira! Hotel. '1141 . __ _ _ _ _.. --- •' prs Friday - · Pl)Illles vo. Rods (No ~s or all of last •• SLACKS •' : •' •SHOES 24S·5316 BIDWELL, 0. •c~utrge eludgtt 0. •LayAw.y . .Open Frlclay "''"· . ·. 'Til 8:00PM 15 FT. fiberglass boat with 35 IF .YOU are buDding a new ijome or remodeling, see u.o. hp .k>lutson motor, new trailWe are builders. Distributor er, complete. Ph. 44&-1517. lor Hotpolnt Appllan<es, AJII. 161-3 liOn Elettr!e. Ill If GREENHOUSES, 2 giBBS and LOW, LOW, PRICES on Mat2 plastic. Bumgarner's, New tresse•. Rice and Corbin F\trHaven, W. Va. 882-2041. 164).3 nllure. • If REGISTERED Tenoessee Wal· ker gelding. 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Wanted • DELIVERED & SPREAD PHONE H2-3511 MIDD~EPOIT, his 13th or the season, and 577th of hts career. The Reds staked Gary Nolan with a two run lead in the third on McCovey's homer and dou.. bles by Hart and Jay Alou. last week.) AGRICULTURAL UME CHASE HARDWARE LOCUST ST. in a row over the Reds Friday night as Jim Hart slammed two homers to pace a 14 hit attack which netted an lla4 victory, Hart's homers were two of four hits for the Giant thlrd baseman who drove home five runs. Homers by Willie McCovey and WilUe Mays also were included among tlle hits oH six Red pitchers. Mays' hcmer was DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) Observers ot top contenders for the 23rd runolng of the Ultle Toledo lnnlDgs) Rochestsr 3 Bullalo 2 (2nd) Columbus 3 Richmood 2 (10 bmingo) CINCINNATI (UPI)- The Son iMing, but the Giants came back Francisco Giants made it two tD knot the score In the lourth Contender Indians left slx men on base, all in the first five frames and Downs in Columbus, and Tar Mite, who won at LexlogtDn with fo'red Burnette and Tommy Mea- made throe errors. a time o! 2:00 1-.1. dows, each one hJt in three ··- - - - - - - - - Rum Customer, stablemate of trips. Bye and Large, haa two victor~ PEE WEE LEAGUE SCHEDULE ies in seven starts, and Golden (GAMES THIS WEEK) International League Standlngs Money Maker, second tallest By United Press International Monda.Y - Robins vs. Orlolea two-year-old last sea110n, finishW L Pct GB and FaJcons VB. Robins ed third in his only stnrt this Rochester Tuesday - Eagles vs. Jay- year. 46 37 .554 Buffalo 8 Rochester 2 (l.lt, 7 WE, !he parents of James Vernon Goody, will not be re- Large Top Niday ln four innings allowed Brown JJg classic here belleve only two runs, one hit, walked Bye and Large, a 3-year-old seven and fanned nine. MitcheJI, who broke the two-lnlnute mile the Losing pitcher, allowed four ror the first time thil season, may be ahead the pack. runs and walked seven. Bye and Large posted the The Ind1ans scored one run ln each o1 the firstthreeinningsand 1:58 3-.1 victory In the Orange led 3-2 going into the top of the County CUp at Goohen, N, Y.. oo fourth. Neither team scored In the Grand Circuit. other contenders Include Batthe !ourth and the Indlano l'lshman. who has woo five of seven ed over their lal!lt run in the top starts; Careless Time, the vicof the ruth on a walk and an tor of the Amerl.can-National at error. The Athletics left 10 men on ~rtsman's Park In Chicago; base and made three ei-rors. The Ozzie Hanover, who won with 46 40 .535 J1h Hawks COlurnbua Wednesday- Wrensvs. Hawks 41 39 .513 31h 4 and Eagles vo, Angels Jacksonville 42 41 .506 SYracuse 40 42 .48i 5'h Thursday - Larks vs. Angelo Louisville 41 44 ,482 6 Friday - FaiCOIIs vs. Cardo Buffalo 41 45 .477 6\1 and Roblno vs, Lerko Richmond 38 47 .447 9 Friday's Results PONY LEAGUE SCIIEIJULE Toledo 4 ~racuse 2 (lot, 7 (GAMES THIS WEEK) innings) Monday - Dodgers vs. Braves Toledo 5 :,Yracuoe I (2nd) Tuesda,y - Reds VII. Glants July 14 marks tile beg! of our special EARLY II'AJ.i sponsible lot any em sold SALK. All famous branda ol Apaclte.!: Ramada, Mesa, Eo 1<> him, u he Is a minor. ile and Bullalo models, Signed PRJCD SO LOW we can't Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Goody 1604 jlrial lhem. Come Jn prepared to tow one away. Sale ' JACOB 'l'holJ!peon, bom about !uta as Iolli u our stock 1891. 1011 of Clem Thompson does. 1ltere are stlll 4 montlto and Cara (Sitoemaker) Thomp. of good ca.tnplng weather left, son, died July 9, 1968. Admit- so why not finish out !he led November 13, 18011. Rei• son In llyle. tiVOli may contact Superlnlen· Apaclle bu just put oo the dent, Orient Slats Institution, road their IOO,OOOib camper. Orient, Ohio. 160-3 We 1110 bave I Good Ulod. Giants Hand Reds 11-4 Setback PIDLADELPIDA (UP!) - MAPLE m:REO 1168 MODEL STEREO, loV!ly Maple, with AM & FM radio. Four speed automaUc cltang. or, lour speaker ayatem. Pay OQ)y llt.118 or montbly pay. millis of 11.00. Call llf.IOII. liW IF CARPET BEAUTY doeln't llbow, olean II rl&bt a n d WIICli II &lOW. Use Blue Lue- lle. Bent electric lllamJIOOft' fl. nratil''l Hardware Co. 11M ·About . U5 out of 100 eat1h· quakes o c c u r In two great areas-the PacifiC belt and the Merlltcfl'anean belt. .·'·:_"~ Want Ads • • • They Work All "The TiJn~f .:.C())U'ORTABLE 1'ha WISEMAN A•IKJ REALTOt NEW IAJCATION TH111D i STATE liTIU!Erl NEW USTING 446 ... i ... _ , , . Owner Tr1nsferred To Akron AND Ill UAVING BIIIIJtlQ A VDY NJQ 3: B&DROOif BANCB BOlli: I'OB aiUIR LUCKY FAMILY. lNCWDBD IS A l.AftGJ: UVINO .Wl'l'B !lOOM lVlNDOW HUOI WALL AND FJil&. PLACK. r.um.Y J\01011. tJTD.,. ITY ltOOII AND 1.01'& M ~­ IA.OI. LOCATED ON A LAaG& LOT C'LOU IN. FULL PmC1: 18 IU.OOO. CRICK TIDB C»i& ~ DAY. "Owner Luvlng Large 4 Bedroom Modem Brick WAIIIIR, BD'RIG. lTC) L.\RG. BmHII nu: PLA.a IN' CAa. P&ftD LIVING ROOJI, INIU· L\'DD 1'08 m.K"JJUC IIU.T WrrB GAl rtli.NACE,. TBU:MO PANI: WIN'JJOW& Nn DBAl'a, AND aN'I'RAI. ADL ALL 1'1118 ON A WILL LANDICAPZD COR- NU LOT. OWNDl IS L&A.VING IOt.I'I'DIIN OHIO. IRJft .U.. Owner lelvlng St... Low Interest Loin LOOK TODAY AT 'mil CON. VINIINT PBAcrtCAL BOD 3 BIWROOIIS, N&WLY CABPI'I'· 1m LIVING AND DININO 100118. J'INIBIIID FAIIILY BOOM, NICI EAT IN ID'1'ai&N AND ruu. BABUENT, ruu. PJIICI llO,ND.OO. VDY ANX· JOUS TO SJ,L.L. WW.. 011 1'1. .....,., Modem Colonial Owner Moved Must Sell VDY ATI'RACI'IW INIID1: AND OVI'. VDY GOoD AUANO.. KBNT, 3 BZDKOOif8, C.UPJ:I'• 1D LIVIN'O JtOOll, MODDM a:rrcJRN, r.uDLY BOOK. DDf. IHG 10011 OOIOIIHATIOK. I BATH&, SMALL PLAY 8.0011. I CAa GARAGJ: AND lABG& COVDED PATIO, OW!NR WAH'N OJ7D. Owner Must Moft Musl Sell Split Level 11111 I YR. oLD I DDa00111 RAI BAD TK1 VD.T BMI' CAB m LJDI BBAMD NEW, VDY A:rnACI'IVJ: IUitldH, LAitG& UVIMO ROOK WITH 1'11.1 PLA£'1, I'AJIJLY aOOII ()8 DIN. 1~ BA.THI!!I AND OA· L\GI. DO YOVRaal A FAY· 08 1.00C AT T1D1 ONI TO.. DAY. New 3 Bedroom Pick Your Paint 1'1111 BllAND N1:W HOD J8 UNDD CONSTI.UCTION AND WJU. Bl READY POl YOU IN '4101JT aG DATI. YOU CAN PICK YOUR OWN' PAINT. CDA· IOC TILl: .urt'D :ETC. LOCA.Tm ON A LARGE n.AT IDI' W1TR naum. CITY wA 'I'D .um GAS. 18T *14.100 BUYS IT. W•nt In Town? Try Chillicothe Rd. $8,500 lAIRD RWTY CO. LIB'S PLUMBING II jtW& EUNG, Crollll atJ, 0. I'll. 111&111. ...., RDNCXil'8 CI.&I.UPOUI "' at iocond.A - * ~fniiB'- .otllee Pita &II . . . Yoor Etltmon Delllr II« UNNQ• •JJioata WATEII ~ IIEIMCJ: .76Tob. BaM I'lL... ., 54 A., one lfOr7 frame home, If newly painted, new metal LISTINGS WANTED roof, dug weD, located on . Planning tD buy or sell? Call us. blacktop Rd. owner will help 00'1' DOMY Clll Jlale'l ·lllled Oflke I'll. ttl 1111 Ofllna. Ph. IJ'II.DII. II« Olear IIMlllttl. ..... 25 A. Carter Mallie, 44U'IIl COMPLI!:TI Ri!JMoD!L'INO. $2500 buys lltiB farm and 4 room 'II'DU11111 BoD, m.A11 ettllom Clblnetl ballt, !mit! home, small barn, fruit trees, · B. Kingery, 1114f10. 1..11 Carl Nibert 1.41.1 located oo country rd. Owner an. nnsnce. · tdous to sell. 0. D. PARSONS Owner Anxious To Sell REALTOR Plumbing & H•atlng ITANDARD PWMIIINO I Farm, Vlllqe, atr ~I'II'Olopeillrbl) 173 A., 2 story frame borne, BE&TING, Ill ftH A plenty bldg., plenty water, li Pbue llfCt WIIII, M A. lob. base, located on blackVACANT LAND 30 AJ. pasture, some woods, top rd. 11IWOII!:R'I good homesite or trailer sits, Ofllee Pllont CCUl'll M Bn. PlntMic ... Ba I'll good well, spring, 5 miles out. llouJ WetlterWI, Pb. M•aM 110 ltb Ave.,""*· 65 A. plenty of pasture, large Robert L laiN, Pit. l i l a bam, pond, spring, creek, Tob. C1mplng Equip B, plenty building sites or trailDEW I I 1'8 PI.IJIIIINO CAMP Cooley Starcrafl Sales. er sites. 5 mll•.s out. AND BE&,_ Campers, travel trailers, ROUTE 1110 at Eva llhlell. Ph. RUTLAND boall. Rt. 112, Camp Conley, 418-2'111. m 11 Restaurant and 3 BR living Mllton Rd. Open dally 12 noon quarters, Includes brick build· 1151~ ing and all equip., In heart of to 9 p.m. IMuranee town, school traffic, here's your POR AIL your inlurln"' IIM!Is, chance to work fiV' yourself, dtect wHit )'OUI' Gflllllt ... priced tD sell NOWI ents at the Neal lnl. Apaef, M Slate 81. Agadl lor aulD, RT. 160 !Ire, Homeownen, bolpllal 3 A., nice clean 1 room, two and pneral llabllltr. llloU story home, large porch, nice garden, outbuilding. Priced to NATIONWIDB INSI1RARCI!J seU. CALL TODAY. AUTO, fire. Dfe. II t!late a Building C<lllraellng, base. RT. 160 Waldo P'. Bnwlt. W. .. m A., nice home, 60 X 80 bam, menll dug mtl built, oeptk Brown. llf.lllll. ... tanb: 1110 gallon jet tank, cribs, milk house, Tob. sited, 3 11100 gallon wHit filter bed ponds, silo, limed & fertilized. or lead! bed. Farm ponda Also 461> A. secluded retreat, built and cleaned. llermln The atomic number of an old house, 2 wells. timber, pond element is based upon the R. ~ 111' 1 ·7510. sti!e and very good hunting. ACT number of protons fotlltd Jn NOW. the nucleus of the atom. TRYING TO SEIL1 CAlL IJ!J! Jay Sheppanl, 44U%1I Eart Winton, Ill '1111 Wayne Amsbary, 44UUI .tl .... EXCAVATING Qeshlre, Ohlo CUSTOM SPRAY PAINnNG WANTED f« Farmers 'Uoe<~l'lliltllalit lltill Bouoellold tloodlo. W'o 11111 All7 Alll<allt • dudlaa e:...•or. Eolateo iliOn$ 7 Rm. Brick "A" F'rii!De.f ..FUIIUTUII basement, 2 car garage, main Door, II> baths, corner lot, Dillon Agency .NEW I USU •ERNEST THORNE BIG LOT Thurman. Ohio 10' 1 150' - · 3 BR near new borne with tile batll, tile wall in kitchen and plenty of cabinets, laundry room, patio, attached garage linlsbed, fenced yard, new utility and work shop 12' 1 20', poosesslon In 10 days from closing, located on st. Rt. SACRES 33 years experience Phone 24:;.5269 or Certtral Soya FREE Inspection. D. H. WOOD, R•ltor Phone 446-1066 With tobacco base. 6 room, one DOWN town location, S bedroom. BeauUiul kitchen, Jar II' fioor plan home, W-W carpel living room, buill In otove and throaghout, oll forc:ed air fur. oven, large lot, reasonably nace, garage, deep well, plenty priced. big shade trees, located 10 mi. 19 A. In Addison Twp. 7 room from Gallipolis, Ohio on state home, three barns, I> A. fo. Rl. bacco bue. 60 ACRE FARM ONE ftoor plan, S bedroolm, With I1> st<>ry modern home, large Jiving room. T.V. room, lood location, large bam, plenforced air lurnact!, ear port. ty water. tob&C<:O base, good property In good condition fence, prJ~ In low teens. ON ROUTE 35, I room homt. For The Hendy Man three bedroom, bath, btsttl.tt7 room 1\1 otory home, large ed, fuel oil furnace, larp lol, rountry illoben, oll beat, bath, large balement. llreplaeo, cellar and cellar WE HAVE other mprape!tJ_,fo, te'JI house, acre lot. Prloo 15,300. US ,.,ur prob!OIIUI and WI will Look It over and make an ofaBSist you In flndinJI a home fer. EMIIp Jm J, Rl&d1 1111 II 7 ROOM HOME liaRD D. WOIII 1111111 VETERANS - Here Is a real a.tald K. c~ b11)'. Ballt, basement, deep well, porch, garage, 2 gu wells, no fuel bill, lttcaled on Rl. 325 LOTS, one mDe N.W. on RL •. Pb. llt-3384. 111-U Stale Rl. - I mi. from Vlnt<>n, II mi. from Pomeroy. Hu IJ l112 SUNSET DRIVE - S bedacres of land. room brick boule, tun ~ IIOIAilT DIU.ON, IIMIIIr ment, built-In ovoa and llalnen, 1\1 ltalbl, carpet Ia lMIII • 1ron1 room, ball llld dbtbtl room. air conditioner IIIII -. IIOUSI:, 4 llrCe lliaml, batb, mldlfler, IIUII!Irr • llall'l. Polll!IBIOD Aar. l, lol, eenlraily )jtcated. owner belns tranaftl'rod. !lee Pb. tM 1484 or 441JII8. ,..,. lbll nlet holllt. I'll. ttl 1111. ..,, ... Pit........ WITH A COHVKNIDft' l.OCA.TIOK WILL novm• l.C7lS OF a. TBA TDU. 11DD1 CAN WAI.a ANYWIIIRI. THIS 18 A I 80011 . . . WITH rvJ.L BA8IIIIIt'l'. PIUCI TO SILL NOW. .,......a...., -- BOMB. 5 ntOIIil, bath, full b...,.m, lllacltod garage, 112.500. I blocll from city Umlll on 511. Ul·ll Three bedroom, lull basement, OSCir Bllrd, R•ltor II> baths, beautiful built In kitchen. FilA llllllliCod - 514%. Walk To Schoola Near t<>wn on SR 5111. YOU can move tmmedlalely Into lbll I 1t0r7 brick borne, PRICE REDUCED eseellenUJ located on 1111 Tltree bedroom ranch with big Ave. II bu bath, S bedrooml, earden, city water, copper garage, deep lot, and Is eooplumbing, 2 sman outbuildings, •enienl to llorol, ICbooll, B<Te Jot. dtureltel. Vacant and ,.._ A Lot For A Uttle Jag for you. Owner wanll H ~3 Acres with nice home, city 101d. f!J,OIIO. water available, fireplaces In living room and basement. OWner wiD belp finance. . ULDoll WILL YOO fiND .1. ROD WlTJI T111111 DU!WI'AHDING nA.TUUI. 4 UllGI RDIOOJII, BA1'RS. LA&GI J'A.. 1111..y 1&0011, VODDJf JDT'CII.. D Wli'B a.uroa. ov.c, DJI!!III. '' Rwl Estlta For Sale Real Estete For Slle m ,\ I.ARGI!l bulldlllf lot, extelleal loealllltl, tood . noilhbarltood. blacktop road, .cliy water, half milt out. You w111 lla've to ... liiiii to IIPJII'tClale ll Phone IDyllme tft 21M. III-I 11141 7 LOTS. • mUel from Pl..,... tlant, just off Ill, t oa Rd. Clll 74MIU or 111'1. C. eU ClijJp, Dol 411, lllltat, •. . Va. illll. liN o-r ' ' 446-2463 .an 44&a4S Merrill O'DeD, Operator for Extermlla! Tl!rmlle !lervleo!l 10 Belmont Dr. . , If B & J AUTO IIEPAIR at Bllo 1011'1 Senii!O Statton, Porter, Oblo, IIIU'III, Oompkte Auto, MACHINE Body and Fender Npalrtl. llf.ll BOMER HARRJ90N WATI!!R Dollvery Semce, call 1117 or nlgld, lllo Grande, Oblo. Pit. IIJ.D. ss.tl TERMI'I'E ' PUr COI'miOL FAIN Extmnlnallon Co. 'll'beel· nburJ, Ohio. I'll. 57f.411J. Ill-If WATKII WEU. OIIIWMG MYERS Pumpo 8llel • lltfto lee, Pit. 7a.MSS. Rutland, 0. c. J. LemleJ, ta If 1lOLL H - Nurlert lrattiJIOI' tatloa avaDable, re1110118ltl' ralll llao for •ho!I!IInc or "'""'"' mothers, bourly. dalor ftek'l7 rates. P!1. ..., . • 87 OliVe Sllatt ram. ...... IACkHOI; GRADER Rugs Dirty? lent Electric Shlmpooor for$1 ,.,Jth puld... of l.ustra FoMI tt 1111 FliRNriUB Ounft' �13 - • The Sunday Time..S.ntlnel, SUnday, July 14, 1968 There's No Vacation For The Success Of • For hat UPSTAIRS fum. Apart, I room1 and batlt. AD utiiWes paid; Ph. f46.01St. 1fi.U BRADBURY furnished apartmonll, edulto only, 7211 flee. ood Ave. 118-11 ForS.Ia NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For Salt 36•• X 23"' X.oot Alu•lnu11 ShHtl Used Offset Pl.... HAVI 1161 I T CMC, stake bed 1965 1 T.. GMC 1918 Chevrolet Impala 111112 \1 T. Dodge Pickup 111114 2\1 T. GMC 1162 2\1 T. Cbn. 1958 \1 T. OMC plclrup 111114 2 T. Intematlollll 1951 \1 T. Dodge pickup 1918 1\1 T. Dodge truck lll51 I T. Cbev. 1155 I T. GMC liM 1\1 T. Ford 1958 2 T. Int. Tractor 11163 I> T. ClteY, plclrup 191l0 II T. Cltev. Plclrup 111110 2 T. GMC 1 Minneapolis MoUne Power GARAGE apt. I rat. tmlum. bath, hot water beater, gu MANYUSII lumace, garage, 1127 Second Avenue rear. Inquire 1121 Cnrd of Th1nl11 Second Avenue after 1:10, or THE FAMILY of WendeR P.. Bfor~I.OO call !45-6240 after 7:00 p.m. well take this opportunity I<> 1&4 express our thanks I<> th001e who remembered us during ONE fumllhed apartment and our sorrow. We eopeclally lleeplng 0:00101 ~ or 125 Thlnt Aw. thank the neigltbors In llaJt. monlhly, ...... 1IN8 . .111 ...... orville for tlleir food a n d floral tributes. Also, I<> lhe 'J1nH Kerr CUmmunlty for lhelr lo'UIINISIIED apartment, also New 110'' Rotary Cutters For Sill trailer. Pb. ~. 164H $299.50. New US X 20, 10 plf notal arrangements and lhe CABBAGE 15e head, Claude nylon tires ISS. Inc. Federal many who sent cards of sym· Winters, Rio Grande, 245-5121. FURNIS!iED 5 room aparttax. psthy. Sincere thanks I<> all. 1IU ment. Pb, 675-26511. 111-3 Oltle VolleJ IDqtlemeltl ... Mrs. Wenden Powell liS Plae st. fll.llll. Norma and Esther 162-1 IIOUSE, HALF DOUBLE near CONVERTIBLE Tops. Clole 1141 u Outs. O.E. Vinyl, $115.00 InPl. Pleasant. Modem, free stalled. 111111-63 Thunderbird; Notice water. See Amlbery, 831 195Uil Chev. Pont. Olds and SEE OUR SELECnON of 12 • WANDA TYO hu joined lhe Fourth Ave., Galllpolll, 44610 fl. mobile homes before Buick; !IIIIZ Dodge and PlyslaR 01 the Cameo Beauty aus. 1~11 you buy. K & K Moblle Hommouth; 1957-58 Ford. GalliShop. For appointment CaD es,PI. Pleuant, 'II'. Va. Paul polis Tire & Trim, 1622 EM446-«101. 111-3 2 BI!lDROOM MOBILE homo, or Gary Northup 1'15-3000. tern Ave. Ph. 44~589. 161-2 air condiUOiled. Located near 118-U 1 WILL Nor be responsible lor Gallipolll Auto Auction, Pb. POODLE grooming and clipany debts other tllan my own 446-377it or 44&.1577. 111-3 ping. Also AKC toy poodle GOOD CLEAN Lm!P and atok. u or this date July 13, 1918. pupples, cream white. Sunset er coal. Carl Winters, Rio Signed Cecil G. Thlvener, Sr. Grande. Phone 24S.SI15. 8-11 Kennels 446-1958. 161-3 la.ll Cemplng Equip 2oe ,....... Gallpoh w, n. AMERICAN LEGION TEAM - The Meigs American Legion baseball team, made up of boys from Meigs and Gallia counties, had a 6-5-1 season record F'rida,y before leaving for a weekend series in Portsm(luth arxl South KC TourneyContinues CHESHIRE - Pla.y contlnued in the loth annual Kyger Creek Little League baseb31l tournament Friday evening as the Cheshire Tigers blanked Hiner's Braves 15..{1 on Johruzy Baird's no-hitter in an abbreviated contest (10-run rule) while the Pomeroy Yankees nipped Racine, 9-7. In Friday's first tilt, the Pomeroy Yanks scored three runs in the final two rungs to assure them af a win over neighboring Racine . Big Mark Werry Hmited Racine to three safeties - two by losing hurler Pete Sayre who singled and tripled. W e r r y whiffed 12 in posting his second tournament win. !\I'll Mankin and Wercy . had thr~ hits for the winners. Gary Snouffer had two hits, as did tion. Twenty-11ix teams now re main in contention. Forty began play Ju ly 6. 01110 VALLEY LEAGUt: STANDINGS TEAM W L Cheshire .. ••....... 10 Bidwell . . . •.. . .... , 7 Addaville Jets . . . . . . . . 7 Addaville Sluggers , .. , . 5 Vinton . . . . . . • . . • . . . 4 Centerville . . . . . . . . . 2 Salem Church . . .• , •.. 1 Rio Grande . . . . . • • . • 1 0 2 2 4 6 6 8 9 TOTALS 37 37 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Addaville Sluggers 13 Vinton 8 Cente~vi1le 8 Rio Grande 7 Addav1lle Jet} The second tilt was called Salem Church 11 Centerville 6 after four irmings of play. Baird Addaville Jets 12 Addaville Sluggers J raced 1:.! batters, and fanned nine Cheshire 14 Rio Grande 12 of them for Cheshire. The BidWell - Pirates pla.yed .Rutland's Reds and Gallipolis Tigers tooH on the Addaville Sluggers Saturday evening to complete the rJrst week of ac- GALLIPCLIS - later this month, will begin District competitioo at Athens after clos~ out ~chedule Wednesday at 6 p. m. at the Park against Parkersburg. Pictured course in beginners swimming will start MoOOay in the Gallipolis Pool, beginning at IJ a.m. Pool Manager John Milhoan also annoonced Satur. day that SJI1ChronJzed swimming will be orcered any girl who has passed her swimmer's COW'Se, beginning at 12 noon on Monday. Susan Phillips will conduct the synchronized sessions. GALLIPOLIS - Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the fifth lMing, the Attltfti_cs rallied to down the Indians 6-4 in Little League play Friday evening on Mem. ·::::::: :·::::::: :: ::::::: :::::::::::::·:::·:::<:>>::~:::;;;::;:;::::::::: LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L Senators · . · .. · · · · · • 6 0 Tigers •.. · · • · · · · • · White Sox . . . . • • . . . . Orioles • . . . .. • ..•. Athletics · • · · · · · · · · GAMES TillS WEEK (MONDAY) Vinton at Rio Grande Centerville at Bidwell 4 1 4 1 Cheshire at Addaville Sluggers Addaville Jets at Salem Church (THURSDAY) Cheshire at Vinton Addaville Jets at Centerville Rio Grande at Addaville Sluggers saJem Church at Bidwell orial Field. The Athletics scored four big runs on no hlts and one Irldian error to snatch the game from the fire . In fact, the Athletics had only one hit all evening, a single in the rourth by Andy Hyrne. Both teams had pitcher prob- 3 2 3 3 terns as their top aces had only Red Sox ...•••....• 1 t TOTALS 12 12 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Orioles 1 Indians 0 Athletics 4 Red Sox 2 Senators 10 Tigers 0 Athletics 6 Indians 4 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Tigers vs. White Orioles vs. Yanks Wednesday - Senators vs. Red Sox Thursday gers Friday - J N aycees ip Sh k Sh 8 e 0ppe GALLIPOLIS The JC'I!I downed the :lllake Shoppe 6 - 5 Thursday evening on the GSJ diamond. Chick Conley was the White Sox 8 YankB 4 Monday Sox Tuesday - Athletics vs. TiWhite Sox vs. In- wtming pitcher and Pete Nibert the loser. The JC's: had six runs on 11 hits and made one error. The ~ake Shoppe had five rune: on nlne hits and were guilty or two errors. Pacing the JC's to victory were Terry Rucker, Gary Lewis and Harold Montgomery, each with two hlto In three tripo tD tho plate. Going one for three were RoMJe Lemoo., RonnieCottonand Richard Ell1ott. POWER-VAC CLEANING SYSTEM are front row, left tD righ4 John Ingels, Blll Swan, Lermie Van Meier, Ed Baer, Blll Moore, Steve Oiler, Lonnie Bush. Back row, George Nesselroad, Jr., umpirei Mel Clark. manager; Jon Rothgeb, Tom ~encer, Jefl' Tyo, Tom Hysell, Athletics Rally, Cop 6-4 Little League Win A second vs. Bidwell ('ppda _ Yanks . ·. . . . . • . • .•• 1 5 IDurnamenl Indians . . . . . . . . . . . O 6 ' Cheshire 7 salem Church 5 Ron Couch and Joe Rosenbaun. Bidwell 21 VinlDn 0 For the winners, Ron Raush and Baird each had three hits. Jerry Lucas, Orland Cremeans, Ed Swisher and Keith Sargent each ha(! two hits. Shore, Ky. Meigs, Legion Tournament its regular season Syracuse Municipal Top hitters for t h e 91ake !i!oppe were Pete Nibert, Mike 9leets, and Brent Saunders, each two for three and Leo Valentine, lour bmings of eligib!licy len. Each had worked six lnningo earlier in the week. Jim Niday started for tile In~ dians and went four frames. He was touched for one hit. Dennis Mitchell relieved Niday as the fifth started and walked seven men as the roof fell in on the Indians. Dave Curmlngham was called in to pitch the third out and got Hyrne tD ground out. The Athletics started with Tim Perry 1'fho went the first two frames and was relieved by Dave Burnette at-ttle start of the third Neither Athletic hurler allowed a hit and all Indian runs were unearned, Burnette who got credit for tlle win, allowed two runs, walked three and struck out 12. Per· ry in two frames, allowed two runs, walked five and Canned four. Dale Swl!~ trainer. and Don Hunnel, business ma..ger. ~ sent when photo was taken were Russell Moore, coach, and several players, Including George Sauer, Demtis Ault and Jim Crow. • Outfielder Larry Hisle, a promising rookie in Philadela phla's san Diego farm club, wUI spend the next year at home in Portsmouth, Ohio, in- stead or on the playing Reid. Hisle, 21, was ordered home for plenty of rest after his release from a san Diego hospltal for treatment of hepatitis. The Phlliles called the Ohioan ua terrific prospect" and said they hoped he woold be "in shape next year after plenty of rest" Bye And Let us help you enjoy a bargain in cleaner living. It doesn't cost, it pays to have your Heating and Air Conditioning system cleaned r~larly. Meigs, Gallia, Mason and adjoining counties has this LARGE C~ING SYSTEM ~hich has been designed to give you the best In cleantng servtce at the lowest possible cost . . reduce costly fuel and repair bills . . helps save on redecorating ex· penses .. reduces fire hazards. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. We take ALL the dirt in one simple operation. For the best in special equipment, experienced operators, real50nable prices and work guaranteed CALL OR WRITE us TODAY. ' JackaonvUie 5 Louisville 2 or a time of 2:00 4-5 at SciotD week's reBUlts are available for this edition because some man~ a.gers failed to turn ln books \ .-.. Singles by Ty Cline and Me· Covey preceded Hart's ftrst hom.. er, which broke the two .. all tie in the filth inolng. Clay carroll, the third or slx Red hurlers, wound ~ with the Joss. LOSES DUBLIN (UP!)- Aulllralla'o Margaret Court advanced I<> the CASALS women's Teall, .... semlginaJa of the lrtlb ~ lawn tennis champlonohlpo Friday. Male Help W1ntecl FARM worl: and care of hor· ses, must be sober and Jton. est. Call 675-2441, Pl. Pleu- ... I~ IDI. i BUYS 1964 Caddlac H.T. Coupe ·· · · ·· $2295 Amsb,ry Apecha Tr1ller Slles AI Poartll Ave. GlllipoUI Discount on Renlila Help Wanted MEN TO SOLICIT delinquent accounts lor wide awake col· Jectlon agency. Guarantee fl50 weekly I<> men wbo quat. Uy. Write Manager, 8oJ: 541, Painesville, Ohlo, 440'1'1. 162-1 AU YOU A BIGB 8TBPPJI'IG fi.W!IIIIIAN e Who would lib W. tab bill 11e1rt ltQ wttll • COJD.PatlJ tbl "' ~adtr 1A l&l &ld1 I Black with black & white lnterlor, radio, tlnted · glass and wlslw tires I 1964 Cadillac Coupe De Vile · ·$2495 ._.., e110.000 Who 'I'OUld liM to eua or DlDI't ._.. flrtt ,.., e Wh would Ub a unu IF YOO AU: ..... ......, .,........ .,.. 'ICbool .... 01 beitar, e~utJUOIIIl pt8l1oa nUn...m p1aa. Wallllcl BABYSITI'I!lR, must have transportallon, ~- .... qulred. ean 44&-4211 aftAtr 1:10 p.m. ,._. ! Gold with gold interior, full power equipment· and factory alr-condiUoning. Fori.Hte llld - ... --. ................ el'llll lamlll llaQltal • _.....,......_ .,.,...... Dll .,..,.,, Jlllr u *""" 17. ..,.....1117. ...., I Ill 7 lib' IIJKB 1Wtl1l& ......,. IIU I'URNJSHED first ftoor apart. ment, 3 1'001111 and balb, private, 1!1 Second Ave. Iff. Z455. 1114 OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 • f.ROOM ltmtllbed aparlnlml with private bath. 141 8eoGDII Ave. Pit. IIHI1I or lleiDl 1M omcs space 1or rent. Cdl 11&1141 !rom I a.m. till I PJII. For Sale ERLY.UO.FRE PEACHES (WHITE) Now Re1dy HORTON DALE FRUIT FARMS 00: BILL, INDO ...... Rl. • I<> llt.l'll To 1111 Amnr P'URNISIIED apartment, No Stmda)' Sales tae1 SteDa Antold, Pari!: C. Ira! Hotel. '1141 . __ _ _ _ _.. --- •' prs Friday - · Pl)Illles vo. Rods (No ~s or all of last •• SLACKS •' : •' •SHOES 24S·5316 BIDWELL, 0. •c~utrge eludgtt 0. •LayAw.y . .Open Frlclay "''"· . ·. 'Til 8:00PM 15 FT. fiberglass boat with 35 IF .YOU are buDding a new ijome or remodeling, see u.o. hp .k>lutson motor, new trailWe are builders. Distributor er, complete. Ph. 44&-1517. lor Hotpolnt Appllan<es, AJII. 161-3 liOn Elettr!e. Ill If GREENHOUSES, 2 giBBS and LOW, LOW, PRICES on Mat2 plastic. Bumgarner's, New tresse•. Rice and Corbin F\trHaven, W. Va. 882-2041. 164).3 nllure. • If REGISTERED Tenoessee Wal· ker gelding. Call 256-69118. 164).2 FRUIT jars, 1062 Seoond Ave. or Ph. 44~1. Ilii).S 1967 KING MIDGET convertible, 2700 actual mil.,.. HaU new price. 446-1335. 162-3 iiUGS A MESS? Clean lor less with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer fl. Sheppard, 1162 Ist. Ave. 162-6 =· m. ALL types of bulldlng materIal!, block, brick. sewer pipe. windows, lintels. etc. Clande Wln1e!'l!, Rio Grande, 0. CR S.SI21 after 5. II If REDUCE SAFE. simple and fast with Gobese tablets. Only 911c. Gillingham Drugs. 130-39 TYPEWRITERS aD kinds, new, rebuilt and rentals. Simmons Pig. & Office Equip. 147-U FOR SALE or trade. 1939 Ford sedan, low mileage, aolld. 44H62'1 after 5. 143-11 10 FT. ALUMINUM BOAT, trailer, 3 HP, complete, like new. Call 446-298'/ after 6 14 FT. BOAT, trailer, and 10 p.m. or call Bob Saunders hp outboard (Mere.) motor. 446-0405. 162-3 very reasonable. 446-362'1. 143-11 HANNAH'S HUSBAND Hector hales hard work so he cleans AWNINGS - PATIOS - CARthe rugs with Blue Lustre. PORTS - Lowe Brothers Rent electric shampooer 11. Paints - Wallpaper - Pl.. Centra) Supply Co. !IIU lure Fr8JIIIng MULLINEAUX DECORATING HEAVY METAL FARM wagon, COMPANY 600 x 16 !ires; 2 heavy chain Sloee ltll lfi.IIOI binders, lighter binders; Z 258 Third Avenue. GaDipolls gas stDves, good condition; I heavy David Bradley chain SALEBiiiAN'S saw; 75 fryers. Ph, 38UII2. DEMONSTRATOR la.ll 1918 ZIG ZAG oewing machine, regularly $89.00, In portable DINING ROOM SUITE, Medicomplete. Pay $39.00 or $5.00 terranean design - table, 6 per mooth. Call m.!OBI. rose back chal.nJ, butch, solid !la.u brown cherry; Early Ametl· can davenport 84" long; HotCAN YOU QUAIJII'Y! point Deluxe kitchen range; 1918 NAME brand stereo AM & living room chairs. Carl NI!I'M, 4 speake!'l!, Doallns tum bert,~. 1~11 tsble, nice walnut flnlsb. Take over paymenll of $11.00 SEWING MACHINE per month or pay balant!e TIUS SEJWING machine equip$101.62. Try 11 In your borne. ped 1<> zig zag, make buttonCall 678-al. IJI.tf holea, darn, sew on buttons, etc. ali without auacbments, llll NEW MOON bouletraDer, hu many olher features. Pay tOs!J, Ellpando, Ph. 25H491 $49.12, or monthly payments or see John Beaver at Beavof $5.00. Will demonstrate In er's Barber Shop. l5U your home. Call 446-1008. la.li 11164 BELAIR I dr. sedan, $150. WALNUT STEJlEO.RADIO Pb. llf.UBI. llil).lf BEAUTIFUL Contemporary Walnut Stereo with AM & FM GROCERY llulllllen - One of radio, deluxe floating Iumia· the best li""'"'1 buslnoues In ble, dull volume control Four !he area. VrJ profitable tn. speed automaUc changer. Vt!8lmetll lor someone who Pay only $5.00 per month or wiBhea to operate lbeir own balanee m.a. Free home de. litulneBS. Coolact LJDn Hart monstraUon. Call llf.IOZ8. at Racine Fui·Valu Mattei, la.ll Rl. Sill, Racine. 1~ IJLDl'INO .-., WI IIJ 38 SPL. amo. factory loaded rates. Part Central lfolel. IU6 boll of 50. 45 A<p. amo. 'JI.If 7c per Rd. New trap IUDI fdl and up. Proi•IAIItll UNFti1INlSIIID I ROOMS and BlueJDa. -k guat'IDieed. B. ltlth ...... 'IIIIer plltl. Sultlbltl CooleD,........ liN lor l f4t.lllt. l4f.U WHETHER YOU ARE on a A'M'ENTION FAIU!ERSJ ADthrift budget or In the 'sky's nJRN. at JODql 9tbor ehipment .of ..., M.F. !he Itmil" ealei!OI'Y, you'll A'illlll. , .... Bllers· hu arrived. Used find the right diamond at lhe eqlilpmepl: I MF 135 IU, I» rlihl prlee at TaWIIOJ .len!· ltn.; I ~ 65 Dsl., I MF 110 ,, liM ·f APARTIIINT.. Phone lll.U . ' . ,.., 1 nra. 10, 1 rera. 10. 2 J.D. 1010, I J.D. 1010, I I.H. REGISTERED Hereford bulls. NICE I ROOM Qllfurn. apert. 1101. Pl.enty of t', 5', 6', ctt1ter1 Otlto Burdette, Lower River Jlilint, bullt-ID tlteheltl. Ph. In IIOck. Prleed rlibt. !lew 1 lid, liU ..... 11M lOW cMuvatori flt.lll. I NR 16 BatOn, I NH 68 Balers, I AmQUES FOR ~ at lbe MF No. J baler, I IIF No. 10 Lawnnce County, Oblo, r.Jr. Balor. GALIJPOLIS Tractor potmdl, ProctorviUe - .aw. · ~. Your Massey Ferp- 1117 July IIIII. 10 a.m. liB I 1011 Oealer. Where Baraains p.m. Rain or dtlne.. U 1011 · ire .-ld every ·day, Ill 7, X. liU anUquea and old tblnp !11"81,' Ohio. l'tioai 'l*IIHI. ~ tklll't mill lbll fairlnlunda ta.l · FULL ol tllem. 1a.1 ~ JAMES MERRY PRODUCTS OD fridHIII!Nit muD T 4 BIG STEP AND For Rant KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ._ .Opptlblaltf Ia l&lM caDiq CAlL THE CHRISTl ANN nlllalll'IDI located al Circles ¥ole!, GaJ.. Upollo, phone ~. :tel·ll $ee your authorized Cadillac dealer. Wednesday- Braves va, 8111Jies Thur lda,y - Glanta vs. Docl- u.. .<::! ...... ...._ ...,..., i 1964 eodmac H.T. Coupe · · · ··· $1995 POMEROY ' WOMEN FOR PART lime work •""" • .... "'• .,...,.,, In Gallia Ca. Write Cort Cos•:".!:..:..::"" ,_ metlcl, HS7 So. lOth st. Iron- WE•;;;; ....,., t<>n, Ohio 45al. 1a.1 to White with black & white lnterior, radio, tlnted glass, wjslw tires. Real sharp 1192-5341 • WANTED Female Heln,.. Wanted • DELIVERED & SPREAD PHONE H2-3511 MIDD~EPOIT, his 13th or the season, and 577th of hts career. The Reds staked Gary Nolan with a two run lead in the third on McCovey's homer and dou.. bles by Hart and Jay Alou. last week.) AGRICULTURAL UME CHASE HARDWARE LOCUST ST. in a row over the Reds Friday night as Jim Hart slammed two homers to pace a 14 hit attack which netted an lla4 victory, Hart's homers were two of four hits for the Giant thlrd baseman who drove home five runs. Homers by Willie McCovey and WilUe Mays also were included among tlle hits oH six Red pitchers. Mays' hcmer was DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) Observers ot top contenders for the 23rd runolng of the Ultle Toledo lnnlDgs) Rochestsr 3 Bullalo 2 (2nd) Columbus 3 Richmood 2 (10 bmingo) CINCINNATI (UPI)- The Son iMing, but the Giants came back Francisco Giants made it two tD knot the score In the lourth Contender Indians left slx men on base, all in the first five frames and Downs in Columbus, and Tar Mite, who won at LexlogtDn with fo'red Burnette and Tommy Mea- made throe errors. a time o! 2:00 1-.1. dows, each one hJt in three ··- - - - - - - - - Rum Customer, stablemate of trips. Bye and Large, haa two victor~ PEE WEE LEAGUE SCHEDULE ies in seven starts, and Golden (GAMES THIS WEEK) International League Standlngs Money Maker, second tallest By United Press International Monda.Y - Robins vs. Orlolea two-year-old last sea110n, finishW L Pct GB and FaJcons VB. Robins ed third in his only stnrt this Rochester Tuesday - Eagles vs. Jay- year. 46 37 .554 Buffalo 8 Rochester 2 (l.lt, 7 WE, !he parents of James Vernon Goody, will not be re- Large Top Niday ln four innings allowed Brown JJg classic here belleve only two runs, one hit, walked Bye and Large, a 3-year-old seven and fanned nine. MitcheJI, who broke the two-lnlnute mile the Losing pitcher, allowed four ror the first time thil season, may be ahead the pack. runs and walked seven. Bye and Large posted the The Ind1ans scored one run ln each o1 the firstthreeinningsand 1:58 3-.1 victory In the Orange led 3-2 going into the top of the County CUp at Goohen, N, Y.. oo fourth. Neither team scored In the Grand Circuit. other contenders Include Batthe !ourth and the Indlano l'lshman. who has woo five of seven ed over their lal!lt run in the top starts; Careless Time, the vicof the ruth on a walk and an tor of the Amerl.can-National at error. The Athletics left 10 men on ~rtsman's Park In Chicago; base and made three ei-rors. The Ozzie Hanover, who won with 46 40 .535 J1h Hawks COlurnbua Wednesday- Wrensvs. Hawks 41 39 .513 31h 4 and Eagles vo, Angels Jacksonville 42 41 .506 SYracuse 40 42 .48i 5'h Thursday - Larks vs. Angelo Louisville 41 44 ,482 6 Friday - FaiCOIIs vs. Cardo Buffalo 41 45 .477 6\1 and Roblno vs, Lerko Richmond 38 47 .447 9 Friday's Results PONY LEAGUE SCIIEIJULE Toledo 4 ~racuse 2 (lot, 7 (GAMES THIS WEEK) innings) Monday - Dodgers vs. Braves Toledo 5 :,Yracuoe I (2nd) Tuesda,y - Reds VII. Glants July 14 marks tile beg! of our special EARLY II'AJ.i sponsible lot any em sold SALK. All famous branda ol Apaclte.!: Ramada, Mesa, Eo 1<> him, u he Is a minor. ile and Bullalo models, Signed PRJCD SO LOW we can't Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Goody 1604 jlrial lhem. Come Jn prepared to tow one away. Sale ' JACOB 'l'holJ!peon, bom about !uta as Iolli u our stock 1891. 1011 of Clem Thompson does. 1ltere are stlll 4 montlto and Cara (Sitoemaker) Thomp. of good ca.tnplng weather left, son, died July 9, 1968. Admit- so why not finish out !he led November 13, 18011. Rei• son In llyle. tiVOli may contact Superlnlen· Apaclle bu just put oo the dent, Orient Slats Institution, road their IOO,OOOib camper. Orient, Ohio. 160-3 We 1110 bave I Good Ulod. Giants Hand Reds 11-4 Setback PIDLADELPIDA (UP!) - MAPLE m:REO 1168 MODEL STEREO, loV!ly Maple, with AM & FM radio. Four speed automaUc cltang. or, lour speaker ayatem. Pay OQ)y llt.118 or montbly pay. millis of 11.00. Call llf.IOII. liW IF CARPET BEAUTY doeln't llbow, olean II rl&bt a n d WIICli II &lOW. Use Blue Lue- lle. Bent electric lllamJIOOft' fl. nratil''l Hardware Co. 11M ·About . U5 out of 100 eat1h· quakes o c c u r In two great areas-the PacifiC belt and the Merlltcfl'anean belt. .·'·:_"~ Want Ads • • • They Work All "The TiJn~f .:.C())U'ORTABLE 1'ha WISEMAN A•IKJ REALTOt NEW IAJCATION TH111D i STATE liTIU!Erl NEW USTING 446 ... i ... _ , , . Owner Tr1nsferred To Akron AND Ill UAVING BIIIIJtlQ A VDY NJQ 3: B&DROOif BANCB BOlli: I'OB aiUIR LUCKY FAMILY. lNCWDBD IS A l.AftGJ: UVINO .Wl'l'B !lOOM lVlNDOW HUOI WALL AND FJil&. PLACK. r.um.Y J\01011. tJTD.,. ITY ltOOII AND 1.01'& M ~­ IA.OI. LOCATED ON A LAaG& LOT C'LOU IN. FULL PmC1: 18 IU.OOO. CRICK TIDB C»i& ~ DAY. "Owner Luvlng Large 4 Bedroom Modem Brick WAIIIIR, BD'RIG. lTC) L.\RG. BmHII nu: PLA.a IN' CAa. P&ftD LIVING ROOJI, INIU· L\'DD 1'08 m.K"JJUC IIU.T WrrB GAl rtli.NACE,. TBU:MO PANI: WIN'JJOW& Nn DBAl'a, AND aN'I'RAI. ADL ALL 1'1118 ON A WILL LANDICAPZD COR- NU LOT. OWNDl IS L&A.VING IOt.I'I'DIIN OHIO. IRJft .U.. Owner lelvlng St... Low Interest Loin LOOK TODAY AT 'mil CON. VINIINT PBAcrtCAL BOD 3 BIWROOIIS, N&WLY CABPI'I'· 1m LIVING AND DININO 100118. J'INIBIIID FAIIILY BOOM, NICI EAT IN ID'1'ai&N AND ruu. BABUENT, ruu. PJIICI llO,ND.OO. VDY ANX· JOUS TO SJ,L.L. WW.. 011 1'1. .....,., Modem Colonial Owner Moved Must Sell VDY ATI'RACI'IW INIID1: AND OVI'. VDY GOoD AUANO.. KBNT, 3 BZDKOOif8, C.UPJ:I'• 1D LIVIN'O JtOOll, MODDM a:rrcJRN, r.uDLY BOOK. DDf. IHG 10011 OOIOIIHATIOK. I BATH&, SMALL PLAY 8.0011. I CAa GARAGJ: AND lABG& COVDED PATIO, OW!NR WAH'N OJ7D. Owner Must Moft Musl Sell Split Level 11111 I YR. oLD I DDa00111 RAI BAD TK1 VD.T BMI' CAB m LJDI BBAMD NEW, VDY A:rnACI'IVJ: IUitldH, LAitG& UVIMO ROOK WITH 1'11.1 PLA£'1, I'AJIJLY aOOII ()8 DIN. 1~ BA.THI!!I AND OA· L\GI. DO YOVRaal A FAY· 08 1.00C AT T1D1 ONI TO.. DAY. New 3 Bedroom Pick Your Paint 1'1111 BllAND N1:W HOD J8 UNDD CONSTI.UCTION AND WJU. Bl READY POl YOU IN '4101JT aG DATI. YOU CAN PICK YOUR OWN' PAINT. CDA· IOC TILl: .urt'D :ETC. LOCA.Tm ON A LARGE n.AT IDI' W1TR naum. CITY wA 'I'D .um GAS. 18T *14.100 BUYS IT. W•nt In Town? Try Chillicothe Rd. $8,500 lAIRD RWTY CO. LIB'S PLUMBING II jtW& EUNG, Crollll atJ, 0. I'll. 111&111. ...., RDNCXil'8 CI.&I.UPOUI "' at iocond.A - * ~fniiB'- .otllee Pita &II . . . Yoor Etltmon Delllr II« UNNQ• •JJioata WATEII ~ IIEIMCJ: .76Tob. BaM I'lL... ., 54 A., one lfOr7 frame home, If newly painted, new metal LISTINGS WANTED roof, dug weD, located on . Planning tD buy or sell? Call us. blacktop Rd. owner will help 00'1' DOMY Clll Jlale'l ·lllled Oflke I'll. ttl 1111 Ofllna. Ph. IJ'II.DII. II« Olear IIMlllttl. ..... 25 A. Carter Mallie, 44U'IIl COMPLI!:TI Ri!JMoD!L'INO. $2500 buys lltiB farm and 4 room 'II'DU11111 BoD, m.A11 ettllom Clblnetl ballt, !mit! home, small barn, fruit trees, · B. Kingery, 1114f10. 1..11 Carl Nibert 1.41.1 located oo country rd. Owner an. nnsnce. · tdous to sell. 0. D. PARSONS Owner Anxious To Sell REALTOR Plumbing & H•atlng ITANDARD PWMIIINO I Farm, Vlllqe, atr ~I'II'Olopeillrbl) 173 A., 2 story frame borne, BE&TING, Ill ftH A plenty bldg., plenty water, li Pbue llfCt WIIII, M A. lob. base, located on blackVACANT LAND 30 AJ. pasture, some woods, top rd. 11IWOII!:R'I good homesite or trailer sits, Ofllee Pllont CCUl'll M Bn. PlntMic ... Ba I'll good well, spring, 5 miles out. llouJ WetlterWI, Pb. M•aM 110 ltb Ave.,""*· 65 A. plenty of pasture, large Robert L laiN, Pit. l i l a bam, pond, spring, creek, Tob. C1mplng Equip B, plenty building sites or trailDEW I I 1'8 PI.IJIIIINO CAMP Cooley Starcrafl Sales. er sites. 5 mll•.s out. AND BE&,_ Campers, travel trailers, ROUTE 1110 at Eva llhlell. Ph. RUTLAND boall. Rt. 112, Camp Conley, 418-2'111. m 11 Restaurant and 3 BR living Mllton Rd. Open dally 12 noon quarters, Includes brick build· 1151~ ing and all equip., In heart of to 9 p.m. IMuranee town, school traffic, here's your POR AIL your inlurln"' IIM!Is, chance to work fiV' yourself, dtect wHit )'OUI' Gflllllt ... priced tD sell NOWI ents at the Neal lnl. Apaef, M Slate 81. Agadl lor aulD, RT. 160 !Ire, Homeownen, bolpllal 3 A., nice clean 1 room, two and pneral llabllltr. llloU story home, large porch, nice garden, outbuilding. Priced to NATIONWIDB INSI1RARCI!J seU. CALL TODAY. AUTO, fire. Dfe. II t!late a Building C<lllraellng, base. RT. 160 Waldo P'. Bnwlt. W. .. m A., nice home, 60 X 80 bam, menll dug mtl built, oeptk Brown. llf.lllll. ... tanb: 1110 gallon jet tank, cribs, milk house, Tob. sited, 3 11100 gallon wHit filter bed ponds, silo, limed & fertilized. or lead! bed. Farm ponda Also 461> A. secluded retreat, built and cleaned. llermln The atomic number of an old house, 2 wells. timber, pond element is based upon the R. ~ 111' 1 ·7510. sti!e and very good hunting. ACT number of protons fotlltd Jn NOW. the nucleus of the atom. TRYING TO SEIL1 CAlL IJ!J! Jay Sheppanl, 44U%1I Eart Winton, Ill '1111 Wayne Amsbary, 44UUI .tl .... EXCAVATING Qeshlre, Ohlo CUSTOM SPRAY PAINnNG WANTED f« Farmers 'Uoe<~l'lliltllalit lltill Bouoellold tloodlo. W'o 11111 All7 Alll<allt • dudlaa e:...•or. Eolateo iliOn$ 7 Rm. Brick "A" F'rii!De.f ..FUIIUTUII basement, 2 car garage, main Door, II> baths, corner lot, Dillon Agency .NEW I USU •ERNEST THORNE BIG LOT Thurman. Ohio 10' 1 150' - · 3 BR near new borne with tile batll, tile wall in kitchen and plenty of cabinets, laundry room, patio, attached garage linlsbed, fenced yard, new utility and work shop 12' 1 20', poosesslon In 10 days from closing, located on st. Rt. SACRES 33 years experience Phone 24:;.5269 or Certtral Soya FREE Inspection. D. H. WOOD, R•ltor Phone 446-1066 With tobacco base. 6 room, one DOWN town location, S bedroom. BeauUiul kitchen, Jar II' fioor plan home, W-W carpel living room, buill In otove and throaghout, oll forc:ed air fur. oven, large lot, reasonably nace, garage, deep well, plenty priced. big shade trees, located 10 mi. 19 A. In Addison Twp. 7 room from Gallipolis, Ohio on state home, three barns, I> A. fo. Rl. bacco bue. 60 ACRE FARM ONE ftoor plan, S bedroolm, With I1> st<>ry modern home, large Jiving room. T.V. room, lood location, large bam, plenforced air lurnact!, ear port. ty water. tob&C<:O base, good property In good condition fence, prJ~ In low teens. ON ROUTE 35, I room homt. For The Hendy Man three bedroom, bath, btsttl.tt7 room 1\1 otory home, large ed, fuel oil furnace, larp lol, rountry illoben, oll beat, bath, large balement. llreplaeo, cellar and cellar WE HAVE other mprape!tJ_,fo, te'JI house, acre lot. Prloo 15,300. US ,.,ur prob!OIIUI and WI will Look It over and make an ofaBSist you In flndinJI a home fer. EMIIp Jm J, Rl&d1 1111 II 7 ROOM HOME liaRD D. WOIII 1111111 VETERANS - Here Is a real a.tald K. c~ b11)'. Ballt, basement, deep well, porch, garage, 2 gu wells, no fuel bill, lttcaled on Rl. 325 LOTS, one mDe N.W. on RL •. Pb. llt-3384. 111-U Stale Rl. - I mi. from Vlnt<>n, II mi. from Pomeroy. Hu IJ l112 SUNSET DRIVE - S bedacres of land. room brick boule, tun ~ IIOIAilT DIU.ON, IIMIIIr ment, built-In ovoa and llalnen, 1\1 ltalbl, carpet Ia lMIII • 1ron1 room, ball llld dbtbtl room. air conditioner IIIII -. IIOUSI:, 4 llrCe lliaml, batb, mldlfler, IIUII!Irr • llall'l. Polll!IBIOD Aar. l, lol, eenlraily )jtcated. owner belns tranaftl'rod. !lee Pb. tM 1484 or 441JII8. ,..,. lbll nlet holllt. I'll. ttl 1111. ..,, ... Pit........ WITH A COHVKNIDft' l.OCA.TIOK WILL novm• l.C7lS OF a. TBA TDU. 11DD1 CAN WAI.a ANYWIIIRI. THIS 18 A I 80011 . . . WITH rvJ.L BA8IIIIIt'l'. PIUCI TO SILL NOW. .,......a...., -- BOMB. 5 ntOIIil, bath, full b...,.m, lllacltod garage, 112.500. I blocll from city Umlll on 511. Ul·ll Three bedroom, lull basement, OSCir Bllrd, R•ltor II> baths, beautiful built In kitchen. FilA llllllliCod - 514%. Walk To Schoola Near t<>wn on SR 5111. YOU can move tmmedlalely Into lbll I 1t0r7 brick borne, PRICE REDUCED eseellenUJ located on 1111 Tltree bedroom ranch with big Ave. II bu bath, S bedrooml, earden, city water, copper garage, deep lot, and Is eooplumbing, 2 sman outbuildings, •enienl to llorol, ICbooll, B<Te Jot. dtureltel. Vacant and ,.._ A Lot For A Uttle Jag for you. Owner wanll H ~3 Acres with nice home, city 101d. f!J,OIIO. water available, fireplaces In living room and basement. OWner wiD belp finance. . ULDoll WILL YOO fiND .1. ROD WlTJI T111111 DU!WI'AHDING nA.TUUI. 4 UllGI RDIOOJII, BA1'RS. LA&GI J'A.. 1111..y 1&0011, VODDJf JDT'CII.. D Wli'B a.uroa. ov.c, DJI!!III. '' Rwl Estlta For Sale Real Estete For Slle m ,\ I.ARGI!l bulldlllf lot, extelleal loealllltl, tood . noilhbarltood. blacktop road, .cliy water, half milt out. You w111 lla've to ... liiiii to IIPJII'tClale ll Phone IDyllme tft 21M. III-I 11141 7 LOTS. • mUel from Pl..,... tlant, just off Ill, t oa Rd. Clll 74MIU or 111'1. C. eU ClijJp, Dol 411, lllltat, •. . Va. illll. liN o-r ' ' 446-2463 .an 44&a4S Merrill O'DeD, Operator for Extermlla! Tl!rmlle !lervleo!l 10 Belmont Dr. . , If B & J AUTO IIEPAIR at Bllo 1011'1 Senii!O Statton, Porter, Oblo, IIIU'III, Oompkte Auto, MACHINE Body and Fender Npalrtl. llf.ll BOMER HARRJ90N WATI!!R Dollvery Semce, call 1117 or nlgld, lllo Grande, Oblo. Pit. IIJ.D. ss.tl TERMI'I'E ' PUr COI'miOL FAIN Extmnlnallon Co. 'll'beel· nburJ, Ohio. I'll. 57f.411J. Ill-If WATKII WEU. OIIIWMG MYERS Pumpo 8llel • lltfto lee, Pit. 7a.MSS. Rutland, 0. c. J. LemleJ, ta If 1lOLL H - Nurlert lrattiJIOI' tatloa avaDable, re1110118ltl' ralll llao for •ho!I!IInc or "'""'"' mothers, bourly. dalor ftek'l7 rates. P!1. ..., . • 87 OliVe Sllatt ram. ...... IACkHOI; GRADER Rugs Dirty? lent Electric Shlmpooor for$1 ,.,Jth puld... of l.ustra FoMI tt 1111 FliRNriUB Ounft' �. H - The sw.Ja3 Timeo.S.ntinel, sw.ta3, J~ 14, ......... .. ........ .... ' ...... .., - For Rent· I , ••• DQ ...... PvdcaHtftl ,..._ DIMIIIM t I.IIL c....l...._ I CllfTMf.._ DIY !If MIIU"eft IIIUI.ATIOMI ft1 hltltllttt ,......,., tM ri~J'I ....K ., Ni"t tiiY Nl ......... ...,..,...,, 11MI ..,..,..,.., will Mt ................... . . , . tfwlll .... ...,Net ..,.,,...,. aATII · ,., w.m All ..rvk• ·- For Site KEEP carpel claaJ!ID8 probleml lllllall, use Blue l.ullre FURN1S11ED GARAGE apart. wall to wall. RtDl electriO ment on LlncoiD HID. UtDIU• ahampooet fl. Baker Furnipald; adults anly. Phone ture. 7~ 3411. 11-19-lfe I ...... ..... WeN MM l... rtiH , ! MJalnMIIM Cltl.... Uc ,' ONE FIVE ROOM boule, also POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ miniature. fl5 and up. Stud three lots l<>r aalo. can Jacob aerrlte and !lfOOmlD&. PbGDt Turner, Middleport, Ollio. IIIU(43. t1 I tit! 7-10-4tp . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'411 ... ,.. ........ ..•,...... ' ··f' DAiLY CROSSWORD olCRQ88 l . Speaka 5. Bunk, cot, .... 9. Eng. ICbool 2. On top 2t. Parti- 3. Coupled cipate • . S<off tl. God of pleuure 8. Co•t 25. Old mouure 7. Funer-al 10. Egreu 11. Call rorth 12. Frolic 14. Tents 16. Elbe of ... lqtll 27. None lOng 28. American R. Ouldf! ll. oay'a 13. Bitter "'"""' 19. Man'a pal.... vetch Ul. Droop .. through ne(l.ect lergest Display Of 35. Potter's clay 36. Taut 31. Arose 41. River: I'\". 43. Gul.4e4 OPEN: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS I t Wheel Alignment 5~55 TWO BEDROOM oemlfuroilhed USED PIANOS - Three reau>apartment over the Martin diUooed uprlgbls. Buy now Reltaurant. $55 a month, low and aave, !tee delivery. Call uWltiea, opportunity to buy Rutland P'Urnlture, 70-4211 af. IUmlture II deolred. Pbone ter I p.m. Phone 7U-lil63. IIIM918. 7-14-.llc 7-IU!c IN MIIDLEPOII' CONTAa FAYE MAtUY Middleport, o. Pomeroy-Middleport Arel .. - . 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. At Hoffman Home r(llst and baseball game recent- July 14 - songs and played games. Raclne at Letart, Letart at Minersville. Members present were JoJm.. etta Oldaker, Jeanette Oldaker,· Jemlter Oldaker, Charles Oldaker, Clayton Oldaker, Timmy Raclne at Miners- ville, Syracuse at Letart. Aug. 4 - Glli>s, Charles Hoffman, Jacquellne Roush, Brenda Roush, Deb- Letart at Racine, bie Fields, Joyce Gondnlte, and Syracuse at Miner&Ville. Marilyn Goodnite. Aug, 11 - Radne at SYraGuests were Lou Roush, Bill cuse, Minersville at Letart. Black, Rex Black, Lyndon Fields, Aug. 18 - MJnenville at Ra- Rebecca Fields, Greg Fle1ds, cine, Letart at ~racuse. Christine Ho!Qnan,John Oldaker, Aug. 25 - Racine at Letart, Jerry Oldaker, and John Froendt Minersville at Syracuse. Sept. 1 - ~racuse at Racine, Parents attencHng were Mr. arw:l Mrs. F. Ray Fields, Mr. and Letart at Minersvllle. Mrs. Donald Gondnlte, Mrs. L,yda Sept 8 - Racine at Mlnors- llofQnan, Mr. and Mrs. John Old· vUle, ~racuse at Letart. aker, Mr. and ldrB. WWiam (All games to begin at3p.m.) Gibbs, Mr, Clarence Roush, and the club leader, Mary Froeudt. PRINTERS STRIKE ROME (UPO- Italian printers went on strike today for more pay and more days off. Employes of Italian news agencies walked off their jobs In sympathy, virtually assuring no newspapers would be print- ed. I Femininity ACROSS 1 Actress Ekberc 6 Feminine appellation 11 Feminine flf't nytnph 13 Wands 14Usedby females In sewtna 27 Alleviates 31 Glrl'l name 32 Step1 over Entertained A RUM GO TOKYO (UPD- JBj)81l, the land ol like rice wtne, ncnr 11 nportlng Us own wblalcy to the Soviet Unlon, the land of vocl<a. !imtory, Japan's oldest and largest manufacturer of whlalcy, sent the first shipment tocii.Y. t4 Drunkard 4$ Lower limb 41 Mourn for 'I Arthurlln :female 154 Elude• 155 )brlner !58 Oodrine MMeeUDJ DOWI'I --- ... ---~--- .. ·- - .•.. . 1 U• ~ a s ~tel' 3:30 13 McHale'• Navy "Chlln:h "" """"' II I:WiaU.llunr 8 Bulcll Opan Golf 1:1 Time for AmerlctRJ S UriJWW'anl 3 .... ' .... ..... 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(0:00 ll120 8 a.lo\1e 11:30 lS Dii~G&me 3 C'oril Ceb .... & Wreatll.. 1:311 11 lilllPmWw ·~ ''"' I YMllMft:SQ I ~eiNIIht 11 OM t.il.tn Uw ''" li'-;~= Thl~~~: 3 The l«torl 8 HovM Parv ... ' 13 News. W..u.er, *"m Our LIYU 1a Ne•lywad Game & Tct TaU the Truth 13 Qlnaral HoJpitll . ~~of '"' 3 SporU Spee'-1, 13 World ol Spoltl 3 tJpbeet 8 N1111 s 8 l4ve Ia a $1encllred 3 AaQther World ' "' Wake A Un.l ,,., 3 "" Tba Blllle Anlwera u:oo 8 AI the World Tums 13 lt'a !18pptlll.rw B Cillltalll:tw• <Antral 13 Newt, WMther, ~ru 11:20 3 MoYie Lt::Kl ~ Tonl,r:ht !iltw 13 J•y Biliiql 3 ~· ol Our LiY" ! il • "l~rtd Thllll Let'• Place 10:00 } Dun MlrUn 13 Man ln a SWtcua l:JO 3 _ 9::10 P~f!Dn l3 J & Black Amerlea 13 Jrwlders 10:30 8 Ne1n 11:00 ~ ' .. Lf&ht 1:00 9:3(1 li Good Mornln( World 1:011 3 Kid ~ Newl Plcwre s J~ekle Obllnc;er !ftlw 13 IMam Hou•e 1:30 3 IAt'l WW. A Dial 8 AI till World Tum• 13 lt'• -HIPJiflnlnc .... 8 Guiding 3 Mo•le U ·9:80 & M:Jvle l3 That Girl a Surch for Tomorro• U Tr..uure la1e . 12:~$. J Muvl! & Sh<tw Time 13 It Taku 1\ Thief 3 Eye Gulli I SN.reb lor Tomori'OII U TrMiur't lilt 12.·45 & Guldq J..icht 13 FJ.rtrw: NWI 8:30 3 lrun&ldet u Bewitched 8 Love or LUe 13 Bewitc hed 8:30 •...,. '"" 3 JQJardJ,' Gortllu ._,...,~. 7::10 3 Daniel Bo!lne 13 second Hllndrect Ytan n:oo 8:0ft 13 Bewi&h.:l M¥<ioa $. 8 ltck Van Dyke 3 1\11 America College & l.oYaof L1fe 111M 3 3 ~U.Carnan ·1 ll:30 3 'J'ht Jloll)owood Squares "" Ledonnalrt11 3 Nn-11 !'lclure 8 Capital N.-a Central 1:oo 3 PersonalU.r 8 And;y Ill II&Qbltl')'. a Wre1tltrw 13 Wn•dirrf 13 Forel&n ...... 11:00 7::10 11:110 ~ 8 Beverly IIUlbUiiu Ll Dick t:aveu J New1bea1 '6R 8 Twlli&tlt Z011e 3 &UywOod Square• & Dick Van Dike ConetrUI!Ion '......, &00 3 ....,. l Pall I Clptaln Kqii'DO 13 WeU1 Farav I ... 10:30 ~ ''" 1 , And1ol~rey 40 Shoshon<lan 49 Dutch city Indiana 41 Internal ~:::.,,....,..... deeay 6:00 3 Netf5 Pi>;lllfl 8 (;apical New• Cemral l3 Merv (iriffin 6:30 3 lhxtlq.Brlnllley Rclort &·•.Wtl... c-tuie. ..... ...., rwpbon ' 5:30 u Derk SNdolrr• 3 .'NCI Judgmenc 8 Cudld Camera 13 Wells i'argo Con~H~q~J~n~:es ""' ~J-ent 18.::10 ' ' \, 9: 30 1S SNI.I Wodd t;OO Mr. C.rtooa Fll'lily TheaU'e 1a The Newlywed Game 5:00 3 Rl.whlda 13 Truth or ConN>Q~~~n~:n ~ & .'ileret storm 13 ~~~au EarP n 4:30 ! 13 Nnl.rwed Game 7:U 1:1 Steve Allen J 8 Captain KanprtMJ S CIJ1ollnli :a ·Mttell r;ame 8 Pqlcorn 1'llelltre 9:00 3 Yihe' U:Juglu ... 7:08 ~:00 13 K.lrtoon Karnival 3 Nr. Cartoon 8 t'IDIII)' Thutre l3 Truth ur 3 CAncilltrltlon a 7:1S 10:00 8 CalddCIDMra U !Avy &. Golitlh 11 Gotttlllarmolw S1U l:l Till• We BeUne 3 J!Jhn'• Alm&nae a You lkMI't SQ' a F4t o1 Nlghl 13 Ont Life to Uve ''"' 4:3(1 ~" 1'odl1'"' )f)o• I 1.1 The Uvhll! Word I 7:30 I & ~MPY Jeffers ~w 13 GloQ Road '"' I...._ 26 Canvas shelter I 3 Milch Game 8 Popcorn Thcalrc 13 Sltft Allea .LUUU • 3 I u 6:30 Uu~oroam a TV ... 6:U II a \'ou DJn't Sll & &lp of NJiht 13 One iJrfl lo 1J WI I . . , . Jetren :OW 13 Ernul Tllllll !iiiJw 13 I ... 7:11D :1 TodQ !t.ow II Nn Te.u.m..t 3~1 3 AJothol• World 8 To Teillht TI'\ICII n Generlll HuiPltal 1 3 Corn Cob Hcllort ~ Amdler World s To nil die Truth 13 Gentrll HoiPIIal Qtn Cob R$1rt 6:35 : & The Bll:ie t\nltte:rJ ~ • Jllltlbll&luh'w b--1--!-+++-1 31 Convenience b--1--1(ab.) ·-....... .... U Woan't PoW It View I . ... luW.nl~ Lite 7:41 Tl!LRSIJJ }' SATL NIJ I } ........... I 2:JII :1 '""' lbc:IDrt I IIOUM PII'Q' 13 Datii'C Game ... ,....,._ 33 Slow (music) b--!-4-+-+- 41 Bro1her ?:IIi i I JCanaaa. x.r.JnJ. . a fence 34 Havin• tides 35 Not partial 30Levela Tl'fSfJ . J }. ate .llfrtn hw u ca.u, CarfOIJMI, beinl 12 Forest creature 13 Lade .~L:\fJ , J} 8 10 Essential :v:•·J Fold agd Place Near Your Televi11ion Set for Convenient Reference • Tolllr- (law) wM·ov 1360 Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing 11 Glor)' Bald as hay 5 Be sick 6 Entangle 7 Lawyer (ab.) 8 Horse color 9Conceming 9:30AM •• • Cob Rll»n TIOO I 15 Perfumes 18 Jumbled for females type 18 Pald notlcea 20 Of the mind 17 Roof flnial 21 Intentlce !Ullom ·22 Day before 20 Feminine today (poet.) nam~r, 23 Inherent 24 Liquid 24 Recome element 4 Scatter, ~-·- - ···- Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As then members aOO guests sang Minersville at Syracuse. July 21- SYracuse at Racine, July 28 - at the home of Charles Hoff· man. Following the ball game the club hid watennolon and ly 3 Anacrs ·- 7:50 A.M. 4-H Club has Event HARTFORD - The Choctow Chargers 4-H Club hid a wiener IIl ~~· LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT Choctow Chargers III - .... presents training Siam'' .... ... INFORMATION NEWS 992-2156. She'll tell you h- to eam ft and at the same time gat valuable 2Requlr< . . WMPO If the answer is yes, see or call Katie Crow, The Daily Sentinel, 1"-and theKinl of ~· fUONE · - - DO YOU NEED SPENDrNG MONEY? Slow-Pitch Games Mon. thru Fri. when 77:1-5543 Schwarze! Marl• Hor.~ingport, Ohio AGES 10.17 Aunounce Southern LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR .··. building here, planned a march - l~Mate AmNTION BOYS & GIRLSI can J Everett Sullivan developed o on· the stateliouoe lor Monday. &.Pring. The Sullivan farm is lo.. The Idea of the tent city was . ODNIALTHI cated on 13 Mile Creek near · ~·~·W~oot get a permitthelorWRO theCOuld con- ', l..!~~~.::~~~~:~:.:la::•-:•:oo: E!mwood. The work crew or the disbanded Western SCD did the work. Thla atructlon. 3Lightwln 9~ Sportwln . .... -. POill and checked construction. '68's In Stoclc ,..,., Pomeny, 0 AUTOMOBILE Insurance Well eanceDed? Lost your operDor'l lleeose? 89!-2911. I 11 tfe gani~Uon who hoped' to erect a uuttle Resurrection Cit;f• on the lawn Of .the state capitol for ~ ponJ. Denver Yoho or scs made a design for the SALI!S_AND SERVICE AHwwk ..., ...,.N Insurance COLUMBV~ .(UPO Mem. ~ the Welfare Rlibll Of. bora EVINRUDE dry·IOIIII (1\~lhod . No 1111111. NO fUlL ftl odOf. Ule ruJt the ume dar. s.Hc ~-- Moaon, W, VL Pomeroy Home & Auto 80t1 E. Mala PLAN MARCH MONDAY &lt)ply ABC CLEANERS Cluntd ih your o•n Men• br Yon Rftradlt' SEWING MACHINES, repair aervlce, all mates. WY 12214. The Fabric l!hop, Pomerop. Authoi bed Slnfler flllel 1114 Service. "" Shlrpeo Scfaon. Pomeroy FREE STORAGE Rnin tilt arilillll bulltr of JOill' nflt. Pomeroy Route. ow. completed the earthmoving on a pond tills week. lt was a semi· dugout pond localed on the ridge and 300 feet of diversion ditch SAVE SPACE BELPRE, OHIO "'-- ,., .,.-,_.. - ...... were made to increase the water CARPETING -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 -- Carl Spears or Redmond Ridge YOUR WANTED ....... land• . BLAETTNARS P!L 992-2143 LIFE TO CARRIER CARIB WAffi'ID • &nalleat Heater Core. BRING NEW EXPERT ~lDMID~::t.=~== rATS IJ I ' I MOTH PROOFING a....-·- Sedion . .Il BuliG>zer Radlawr To The I· 5 SUNDAYS 1220 WASHINGTON BLVD. 423-7521 ~ ~·-·-·From the Largest Truc:1< or MILLER MOBILE HOMES --- t ColnpaJcy. Donald Mlller, "'""" lnter""'nl Q! the Mooon Councy operation, helped determine the ~rles,,9f the strip mine~r... p1Ua. Tllo technicians of SCS w!U test the soU to determine what specie• of Pllnls wOOld best be suited to make· cover for the I COMPAftE OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS _ $3495.00 HOBSTETTER REALTY --- i free best. --- I I ' \:' ': IN. THE MJI).()HIO VAIJEf Nv:Ne into a completely furnished, brand new home that lets you enjoy life at its care --- •• .... hid been mined b)' River Cool - ~ -. -~ ~ .-. · -·. -~ MOBILE HOMES 10 I EIPEIIENCED h•llfor Stnlce MIWR HOlm poet 29. lm· march tributary tT. One Oundrod Business Services TWO BEDROOM efficiency AKC Golden Retriever poppies, 11 ctllth ,., wort~ ••• co,..cuU,. :n. Through nam• meters 524 Ash St. Mlddlepart. 1111apartment, 4fJ8 Spring Ave., ::13. Tibetan 21. Nega. 18. Stphona of 11 ,., •nt DIIHUM M H 1....p tlVO Pomeroy. Phone 1192-2' . 1.88. aoort Mtl. ~· tl'd tdl 1Nicl wlttlll'l II diJI. J 34 Ringlets reply 20. KetUe CARD 0" THANIU & OIITU"IY 7-14-tfc 11.11 tor II word "''"'""um. II•· 22. Fuel NEW JOHN DEERE diesel doMilltwftll . .nl 2:1. , %3. Run away ILIIID ADI P,/,;' zer, angle blade and hydrauand mBl'Ty Mllll._...l Uc CHI"'I "f ,.,.,. Public Sale 10 llc winch, only run 71 hours. 26. Not ever flM"''" 1' OPPICI MOUII HOUSEHOLD SALE, Saturday, 30. Lotty Alao 11161 Internatlonal two13 II» 1 ,111, to ''" ,..,.,, DallY mountain II July 20, II a.m. We have sold fiJI t .M .. U:ll Nett~ llhl,_., ton truck, good abape. Above 32. Ostrich ~ our home localed across tha IS~ lb Muon on left of road. Phone llke bird 14 1'08d from WMPO radio staCard Of Thankt 33. Kind of 771-6147. 7~c ~ 18 19 letter and Uon in Bradbury and will aell WE WISH to thank everyone Mlaa the following personal proper. YOU CAN atlll oave $30 or more who remembered us on our O'Hara ty. No frost G.E. relligerator, 6ftieth wedding anniversary. 38. Plural on aluminum boats. Call 9112endlng Well Build! gas range, G. E. All those who aent cards, flo. 2347 or 99U256. Cuh or 39. Injure automalic washer, Kenmore wers, and gills. We shall alterms. ll-1t.l0tc 40. Sharp dryer. Magic Chef gas heater, ways he grateful. reply RCA TV, two bedroom suites, POTATOES, heall9, cabbage 42. Tartar : Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost. var. one with single bed, bedding, 7-14-1\p ~ 40 41 and beets. Phone 84~4. H. Clamorout drapes and curtains, clothing, Clarence Proffitt, Portland. ·'fi. Prefer two wardrobes, one wood, one 46. Tolerable Oblo. 7-7-tfc Notice n. Sleigb metal, living room suite, ocWANTED. WOMEN Interested 48. Paradise casional chair. rocker, coffee SEVEN ROOM furnished !arm DOWN In working as Bee Line Fasb1. More than table, stands, 7 lamps, picturhouse and 7 aores of land. lon Stylists on home party two es, mirrors, rollaway bed, House just recently remode~ plan lor that added Income DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -liMe'• how to work It: to buy those ellras. U lnter- rug wlth pad and throw ruga, ed. Nice surroundings, z 7 piece dinette, kitchen cabiAXYDLBAAXB wella, extremely good water, eated call Jean Trussell 1149Ia LONGFELLOW net, base cabinet, two utility one cellar, two otorage oheda, S'IOO. 7-11-.ltc One letter Bimply standi tor another. In thla sample A 11 uae4 cuphoarda and cart, chest of plenty of garden space. 'Green ror the three L's, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apNdrawers, book rack, medicine Acres" Farm In Rutland. trophlu. the length and fonnaUoa. of the words are aU hlnU. TERMITES SWARMING? cabinet, twenty two Savage 7-0-121p Each day the code lett.era att1 dW'e rent. They are re-productlvea, not rlfle, lawn and porch fllmlyour worker «>lony. Free InAC...-Qooture, step ladder, lawn mow- FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, spections and Information on YWRRKJD MF TJL BJWLO OPNMTB: er, band tools and many UBeone floor, partly furoilhed If crawl space dangers. No ::IJTTJLR T J L K J R F' desired. 7113 s. Second Ave., M L MY salesman, low overbeacl. 10 ful artklea not Itemized. Terms ol sale cash. Not reMiddleport. Can be seen b)' per cent aavlngs. AIDed Pest RWW . - BPTKOK LJ YWRRKJD sponsible lor accidents. Herappointment after 5 p.m. El, C..trol. J'omerQy, Oldo. man and Elfle Buskirk, ownYe~kl.....,'a Cryptoquote: IT IS WICI.L THAT WAR IS SO den Walburn, phone IIIIMfltllj_ Pbone ~ ...eolngB. TB:RRIBLE-WE SHOULD GROW TOO P'OND OF lT.ers . Sale conducted b)' the 7-0-tfc ~ ROBICRT E. LEE Bcadfanl Auction Co., Bol: 116, Racine, Ohio 45771. Phone 9411ONE 5-GAITED riding lllllre, WILL DO aewlng at bomo 3821. Lunch served. '11lls Is Real Estate For Sale ForS.Ie broke to ride the best. Am· llppers, pockets, pegging, ali nice clean merchandise. old Grate, Rutland, 70-4211 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, beth, hemming, alteraUona, etc. 7-l~tc daya, 742-5501 nights. 7-10 6tc Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, extra lot and house trailer In Phone 7'13-11151. 4-3&-tlo Pomeroy. Call 992-.143'7 after For Sale ONE 16 mm aound or silent mo- s p.m. 7-14-12tp vie projector, 50 to 18110 leet HAPPY HOUR, llbeDaDi 8priDp SOLID STATE stereo, 1968 walGEO. ROBSrE'I'I ER, Broktr nut stereo console with 4 Nlla Club, 5 lo 6 p.m. !1101> reel capacity, $1110, complete H & N DAY OLD or started POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom speakers, 4 speed automatic day lbru Friday. Ladte8 alibi lawn mower ohop sharpenlna Leghorn Pullets. Both Door or brick. bath, hot water heat, changer, payments or $5.'15 m11 Friday. Wdc equipment, llke new, phone cage grown available. Poultry full basement, 1nd Door, large per month or pay balaoce d"e Mason 773-51133 after ' p.m. housing and automation. Moroom for additional rooms. $'14.60. Call 992-.1218. 7-12-rt 7-1~tc Wam.d To Buy dern Poultry, Bell 188, Athena, POMEROY - 3 story brick ANTIQUES, fumlture, dloba. Ollio. Pbooe ~7131. 7-14-lk business buUding on east Main NO. 8, STOKER COAL at form~ ...u•....,._ Mrl. Howard 1961 FORD Falcon, 4 door, new !It ACRES - 2 nice big barns. mer Clinton Coal Co. Upple, Cecll, 800 w. Main St., Pome- tires, prked to aell, contact allo, good erops, clean pasEarl Custer In Syracuse or located 5 mllea eut or Well&- BASS GurtAR and ampllfter, IOJ. 141fc tures, 8 room house, bath, llke new. Phone m-2836 or at Earl's Barber Shop in Raton. Phone 384-.1787 Wellston minerals. cine or Phone ~9. for Information. Walton Coal oee at 95'1 Broadway St., Mid- 5% ACREs - large pond, bam. Lost and Found dleport. 7-14-.ltc 7-12-3tc Company. 7-1~ barn, milking parlor, large Jmr - MAN'S BILLFOW ID 8 roolll!, 11!1 baths, other lllddleport, over $1110, IInder ONE Jersey cow, fresh, also TWO CHAIRS, Phone 811M31t. buildings. Minerals. may keep money and return !arm wagon, 12-16 dlsk harReal Estate For Sale 7-11-3tp RELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD plctureB and papers. Phone O'BRIEN AND CROW row. horse drawn, John HouA8SOCIATES IIU3ZI 74Um. Maude SeDards. · REALTY OOMPANY daahell, Minersville. 7-12-ltp TWO MALE BASSEn' botmds, 8yraeDe 7-ll.,llc registered, one ob: y..., old, nJPPERS PLAINS- U6ll<ftl, 7-12-.ltc EARLY American stereo, AM one one year old, $50 each or 5 room frame, z bedrooms, Help Wanted FM radio, b.. lovely maple both l<>r f'/5. Phone 'I'M56& garage, recently remodeled, CAR HOPS. apply In person, finish, 4 speed changer, payMason. 7-11-3\p A NICE PLACE at $'1,500.00. Busln811 SeiVIcM POMEROY - One-third Am. Cn>w'l Steak House. 7-f.6tc ments of 16.41 per month or 11!1 story frame, 4 bedrOOIDI, AIR CONDlTIONING llefrllel'pay balance due $94.15. Call WANT A PLACE to rest and rebath, baaement. IN GOOD SOMEONE TO WORK In store, 9112-3218. 7-12-6tc aUoo service. Jack's IIAIIrl!lIn. a 5 room coital!• wlth CONDmON. $6,500.00. also aomeone for housework eratloo, New Haven. hone beautiful vtew of Oldo River two days a week, call 1143- ONE OF THE BEST grocery 4 • tit! at Long Bottom. V1rg1l Walk- POMEROY - $5,800.110 BUYS aa.11711. a 2 story, 11-rooro !'tame, 3 ZII61. 7-14-.ltp busloesaes In the area, a very er, Racine, Ohio. 7-11-4tc hedrnolnB, pai"t basement, ga- READY • IIIIX coocreto clellvprofitable lnveatment I o r rage. erecl right to your proJect. aomeone who wlsbes to oper- ESTATE OF Ernest Ebersbach, For Sale or Trlde WE HAVE MANY lthiER ate their own buslneaa. C.... Fut and tiiiiY. Free elllState St., Lower Pomeroy. 11117 4 DOOR CHEVY, oomplet&PROPERnES, JUST CAlL tact Lynn Hart at Racine Full mates. Phone 19W281, Goel!· Five room house wlth bath, ly overhauled, Bryan llanis, IIENRY CLELAND lela Ready • Mb: Co., MiddleValue Market, Rt. 331, Racine. basement, SB!I, city water and &lcce8IJ Road, Reedsville. OfiiCe . . . . 7-f.6tc port, Ohio. 8 SO tit! electrkity, two lots, three 7-ll-2tp room house wlth gas, city 7-11-llc BUDGET PRICE fundture 011 >lO. 2 POTATOES, cabbqe, water, electricity, bam and 11811 MUSTANG convertible, 6 our third noor budget shop. small lot. Phone 1192-3200. cylinder, 3 apeeil, also 11115 ball runner beans, Charlee Business Servlc:ea Hllton, Portland. 7-11-121e Baker Furniture, Middleport, 7-14-ltp Mustang v.a, 3 a~ linancRADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, house Oblo. ? II U. IDI avallahlo. Call - 7 calla, antenna, sale and InSMALL POODLES, groomed WIZARD OUTBOARD M(JJ'OR, alter 5 p.m. pbooe IIIU74l stallation. John Harrlsoo, 701 CIGARETI'E vending madiiDel lree if you wlsh . Weal IDgll3.8 liP, Uke new. Phone a 7-t.llc Broadway St., Middleport, land White Terriers and minand aervlce. ABC Enterprlael. 3209. 7-14-ltp phone 1192-2522. 7-14-Uc iature Schnauzers, temporary Mason. 'If. Va. Phone 771-6513. U.Ue shots, all A.K.C. Barkaroo KODAK CAMERA wlth flash Forhnt Kennels, C<>olvtlle. Phone 667COMPLETE electrical oervlce, attachment $18, also child's 'l'RAILER, Brown's Trailer houJe wiring, appllance re3654, visitors wel«>me. training chair $3, corner end Verdi based his opera, "La Park, Mmersville, Phone 9927-14-10tc pair. Call ll85-364t O!esllr. table, blonde with lormica fl. Traviata ," on "Camille" by 3321. 7-1S-12tc 7·11-«c A L e x a n d e r Dumas the olsh $23, phone IH9-323S. STEREO AM & FM 1968 walYounger . 7-14-.ltp PLENTY ol space for one traDAPPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Au. nut console. These sets are er wlth all facllltles. In Syrathorlzed Brigs and Stratton now brought from over stockcuse. Call 1192-39M. H8-Uc and Lawn Boy, parll n d ed company. Will sell on payUnacrambletheae frur Jumbloa, aervlcel; repair Tecumleb ments of $5 pel' month or will one letter to each square, to FURmSHED and unfumlllhed and Kohler enatn• and an sell for $87 cub. Try II In form four ordinary word1. apartments . Clooe to l<hool. small oppllaDCel, Tblrd II., your home. Call 892-2836. Phone 89!-111!4. 10-114fe Masou, w. Va., Jolm M. RGit7-14-etc NINER 11111-lNIIc TRAILER SPACE, all utllltlea 9 PAYMENTS of $5 or $37 avail•ble . Inqulre 1541 Mulber· ELECTROLUX SALES lll!d HI'· cash. Must aell 1968 aewlng ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Wrlte P. \'Ice: Sweepers, rug ....... machine. Fully equipped to 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-2t-tlc and poliBhel'l. ~ parll. zlll zag, make bullonholes, lalusine~s • CaD 1111-3'110. 1-IJ.Ife oew on buttl>na, etc. , 5 montha FURNISHED apartment, I w o old, call 892-2836. 7-14-etc bedrooms, Mlddleport. !'bone .. C. C. lllWlFORD 1192-31'11. Utfc 1968 STEREO RADIO «>mbinaAUCftONI:EB Complele 8enlet linn. Handsome walnut conI ROOMS AND BATH, I'ID Mul1 aole. This has BSR aulomatlc berry Avo., Pomeroy. 0. OIUIII:. . . record cbaor!er. Take rww tact Rose Sluon, pbone IIIJ. payments o1 t5 per month or l1adle. 2041 alter 5 p.m. Pllone IIIJ. I I tit! pay $11U6. Call 88S-28M. MSI. ~c 7-14-etc tNt , ............ --.. . ./ 1968 .A LITTLE. 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brfug Top Grade Results WAin' AD INPOtlMATHMI -- . . .. - BrlaWe'' 1\llmA\' 8:30, "Yin'• hf'lrlte ' fllli)AY - 7100.'1......... SA1\IIDAY I - 11:20, , , . _ , lA U, Ami" 1S - ll:ll, "BI!Uk ...,..,.. T•• Slla'', '"AI!!IMitll. --1110(" -. �. H - The sw.Ja3 Timeo.S.ntinel, sw.ta3, J~ 14, ......... .. ........ .... ' ...... .., - For Rent· I , ••• DQ ...... PvdcaHtftl ,..._ DIMIIIM t I.IIL c....l...._ I CllfTMf.._ DIY !If MIIU"eft IIIUI.ATIOMI ft1 hltltllttt ,......,., tM ri~J'I ....K ., Ni"t tiiY Nl ......... ...,..,...,, 11MI ..,..,..,.., will Mt ................... . . , . tfwlll .... ...,Net ..,.,,...,. aATII · ,., w.m All ..rvk• ·- For Site KEEP carpel claaJ!ID8 probleml lllllall, use Blue l.ullre FURN1S11ED GARAGE apart. wall to wall. RtDl electriO ment on LlncoiD HID. UtDIU• ahampooet fl. Baker Furnipald; adults anly. Phone ture. 7~ 3411. 11-19-lfe I ...... ..... WeN MM l... rtiH , ! MJalnMIIM Cltl.... Uc ,' ONE FIVE ROOM boule, also POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ miniature. fl5 and up. Stud three lots l<>r aalo. can Jacob aerrlte and !lfOOmlD&. PbGDt Turner, Middleport, Ollio. IIIU(43. t1 I tit! 7-10-4tp . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'411 ... ,.. ........ ..•,...... ' ··f' DAiLY CROSSWORD olCRQ88 l . Speaka 5. Bunk, cot, .... 9. Eng. ICbool 2. On top 2t. Parti- 3. Coupled cipate • . S<off tl. God of pleuure 8. Co•t 25. Old mouure 7. Funer-al 10. Egreu 11. Call rorth 12. Frolic 14. Tents 16. Elbe of ... lqtll 27. None lOng 28. American R. Ouldf! ll. oay'a 13. Bitter "'"""' 19. Man'a pal.... vetch Ul. Droop .. through ne(l.ect lergest Display Of 35. Potter's clay 36. Taut 31. Arose 41. River: I'\". 43. Gul.4e4 OPEN: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS I t Wheel Alignment 5~55 TWO BEDROOM oemlfuroilhed USED PIANOS - Three reau>apartment over the Martin diUooed uprlgbls. Buy now Reltaurant. $55 a month, low and aave, !tee delivery. Call uWltiea, opportunity to buy Rutland P'Urnlture, 70-4211 af. IUmlture II deolred. Pbone ter I p.m. Phone 7U-lil63. IIIM918. 7-14-.llc 7-IU!c IN MIIDLEPOII' CONTAa FAYE MAtUY Middleport, o. Pomeroy-Middleport Arel .. - . 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. At Hoffman Home r(llst and baseball game recent- July 14 - songs and played games. Raclne at Letart, Letart at Minersville. Members present were JoJm.. etta Oldaker, Jeanette Oldaker,· Jemlter Oldaker, Charles Oldaker, Clayton Oldaker, Timmy Raclne at Miners- ville, Syracuse at Letart. Aug. 4 - Glli>s, Charles Hoffman, Jacquellne Roush, Brenda Roush, Deb- Letart at Racine, bie Fields, Joyce Gondnlte, and Syracuse at Miner&Ville. Marilyn Goodnite. Aug, 11 - Radne at SYraGuests were Lou Roush, Bill cuse, Minersville at Letart. Black, Rex Black, Lyndon Fields, Aug. 18 - MJnenville at Ra- Rebecca Fields, Greg Fle1ds, cine, Letart at ~racuse. Christine Ho!Qnan,John Oldaker, Aug. 25 - Racine at Letart, Jerry Oldaker, and John Froendt Minersville at Syracuse. Sept. 1 - ~racuse at Racine, Parents attencHng were Mr. arw:l Mrs. F. Ray Fields, Mr. and Letart at Minersvllle. Mrs. Donald Gondnlte, Mrs. L,yda Sept 8 - Racine at Mlnors- llofQnan, Mr. and Mrs. John Old· vUle, ~racuse at Letart. aker, Mr. and ldrB. WWiam (All games to begin at3p.m.) Gibbs, Mr, Clarence Roush, and the club leader, Mary Froeudt. PRINTERS STRIKE ROME (UPO- Italian printers went on strike today for more pay and more days off. Employes of Italian news agencies walked off their jobs In sympathy, virtually assuring no newspapers would be print- ed. 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'"" 3 JQJardJ,' Gortllu ._,...,~. 7::10 3 Daniel Bo!lne 13 second Hllndrect Ytan n:oo 8:0ft 13 Bewi&h.:l M¥<ioa $. 8 ltck Van Dyke 3 1\11 America College & l.oYaof L1fe 111M 3 3 ~U.Carnan ·1 ll:30 3 'J'ht Jloll)owood Squares "" Ledonnalrt11 3 Nn-11 !'lclure 8 Capital N.-a Central 1:oo 3 PersonalU.r 8 And;y Ill II&Qbltl')'. a Wre1tltrw 13 Wn•dirrf 13 Forel&n ...... 11:00 7::10 11:110 ~ 8 Beverly IIUlbUiiu Ll Dick t:aveu J New1bea1 '6R 8 Twlli&tlt Z011e 3 &UywOod Square• & Dick Van Dike ConetrUI!Ion '......, &00 3 ....,. l Pall I Clptaln Kqii'DO 13 WeU1 Farav I ... 10:30 ~ ''" 1 , And1ol~rey 40 Shoshon<lan 49 Dutch city Indiana 41 Internal ~:::.,,....,..... deeay 6:00 3 Netf5 Pi>;lllfl 8 (;apical New• Cemral l3 Merv (iriffin 6:30 3 lhxtlq.Brlnllley Rclort &·•.Wtl... c-tuie. ..... ...., rwpbon ' 5:30 u Derk SNdolrr• 3 .'NCI Judgmenc 8 Cudld Camera 13 Wells i'argo Con~H~q~J~n~:es ""' ~J-ent 18.::10 ' ' \, 9: 30 1S SNI.I Wodd t;OO Mr. C.rtooa Fll'lily TheaU'e 1a The Newlywed Game 5:00 3 Rl.whlda 13 Truth or ConN>Q~~~n~:n ~ & .'ileret storm 13 ~~~au EarP n 4:30 ! 13 Nnl.rwed Game 7:U 1:1 Steve Allen J 8 Captain KanprtMJ S CIJ1ollnli :a ·Mttell r;ame 8 Pqlcorn 1'llelltre 9:00 3 Yihe' U:Juglu ... 7:08 ~:00 13 K.lrtoon Karnival 3 Nr. Cartoon 8 t'IDIII)' Thutre l3 Truth ur 3 CAncilltrltlon a 7:1S 10:00 8 CalddCIDMra U !Avy &. Golitlh 11 Gotttlllarmolw S1U l:l Till• We BeUne 3 J!Jhn'• Alm&nae a You lkMI't SQ' a F4t o1 Nlghl 13 Ont Life to Uve ''"' 4:3(1 ~" 1'odl1'"' )f)o• I 1.1 The Uvhll! Word I 7:30 I & ~MPY Jeffers ~w 13 GloQ Road '"' I...._ 26 Canvas shelter I 3 Milch Game 8 Popcorn Thcalrc 13 Sltft Allea .LUUU • 3 I u 6:30 Uu~oroam a TV ... 6:U II a \'ou DJn't Sll & &lp of NJiht 13 One iJrfl lo 1J WI I . . , . Jetren :OW 13 Ernul Tllllll !iiiJw 13 I ... 7:11D :1 TodQ !t.ow II Nn Te.u.m..t 3~1 3 AJothol• World 8 To Teillht TI'\ICII n Generlll HuiPltal 1 3 Corn Cob Hcllort ~ Amdler World s To nil die Truth 13 Gentrll HoiPIIal Qtn Cob R$1rt 6:35 : & The Bll:ie t\nltte:rJ ~ • Jllltlbll&luh'w b--1--!-+++-1 31 Convenience b--1--1(ab.) ·-....... .... U Woan't PoW It View I . ... luW.nl~ Lite 7:41 Tl!LRSIJJ }' SATL NIJ I } ........... I 2:JII :1 '""' lbc:IDrt I IIOUM PII'Q' 13 Datii'C Game ... ,....,._ 33 Slow (music) b--!-4-+-+- 41 Bro1her ?:IIi i I JCanaaa. x.r.JnJ. . a fence 34 Havin• tides 35 Not partial 30Levela Tl'fSfJ . J }. ate .llfrtn hw u ca.u, CarfOIJMI, beinl 12 Forest creature 13 Lade .~L:\fJ , J} 8 10 Essential :v:•·J Fold agd Place Near Your Televi11ion Set for Convenient Reference • Tolllr- (law) wM·ov 1360 Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing 11 Glor)' Bald as hay 5 Be sick 6 Entangle 7 Lawyer (ab.) 8 Horse color 9Conceming 9:30AM •• • Cob Rll»n TIOO I 15 Perfumes 18 Jumbled for females type 18 Pald notlcea 20 Of the mind 17 Roof flnial 21 Intentlce !Ullom ·22 Day before 20 Feminine today (poet.) nam~r, 23 Inherent 24 Liquid 24 Recome element 4 Scatter, ~-·- - ···- Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As then members aOO guests sang Minersville at Syracuse. July 21- SYracuse at Racine, July 28 - at the home of Charles Hoff· man. Following the ball game the club hid watennolon and ly 3 Anacrs ·- 7:50 A.M. 4-H Club has Event HARTFORD - The Choctow Chargers 4-H Club hid a wiener IIl ~~· LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT Choctow Chargers III - .... presents training Siam'' .... ... INFORMATION NEWS 992-2156. She'll tell you h- to eam ft and at the same time gat valuable 2Requlr< . . WMPO If the answer is yes, see or call Katie Crow, The Daily Sentinel, 1"-and theKinl of ~· fUONE · - - DO YOU NEED SPENDrNG MONEY? Slow-Pitch Games Mon. thru Fri. when 77:1-5543 Schwarze! Marl• Hor.~ingport, Ohio AGES 10.17 Aunounce Southern LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR .··. building here, planned a march - l~Mate AmNTION BOYS & GIRLSI can J Everett Sullivan developed o on· the stateliouoe lor Monday. &.Pring. The Sullivan farm is lo.. The Idea of the tent city was . ODNIALTHI cated on 13 Mile Creek near · ~·~·W~oot get a permitthelorWRO theCOuld con- ', l..!~~~.::~~~~:~:.:la::•-:•:oo: E!mwood. The work crew or the disbanded Western SCD did the work. Thla atructlon. 3Lightwln 9~ Sportwln . .... -. POill and checked construction. '68's In Stoclc ,..,., Pomeny, 0 AUTOMOBILE Insurance Well eanceDed? Lost your operDor'l lleeose? 89!-2911. I 11 tfe gani~Uon who hoped' to erect a uuttle Resurrection Cit;f• on the lawn Of .the state capitol for ~ ponJ. Denver Yoho or scs made a design for the SALI!S_AND SERVICE AHwwk ..., ...,.N Insurance COLUMBV~ .(UPO Mem. ~ the Welfare Rlibll Of. bora EVINRUDE dry·IOIIII (1\~lhod . No 1111111. NO fUlL ftl odOf. Ule ruJt the ume dar. s.Hc ~-- Moaon, W, VL Pomeroy Home & Auto 80t1 E. Mala PLAN MARCH MONDAY &lt)ply ABC CLEANERS Cluntd ih your o•n Men• br Yon Rftradlt' SEWING MACHINES, repair aervlce, all mates. WY 12214. The Fabric l!hop, Pomerop. Authoi bed Slnfler flllel 1114 Service. "" Shlrpeo Scfaon. Pomeroy FREE STORAGE Rnin tilt arilillll bulltr of JOill' nflt. Pomeroy Route. ow. completed the earthmoving on a pond tills week. lt was a semi· dugout pond localed on the ridge and 300 feet of diversion ditch SAVE SPACE BELPRE, OHIO "'-- ,., .,.-,_.. - ...... were made to increase the water CARPETING -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 -- Carl Spears or Redmond Ridge YOUR WANTED ....... land• . BLAETTNARS P!L 992-2143 LIFE TO CARRIER CARIB WAffi'ID • &nalleat Heater Core. BRING NEW EXPERT ~lDMID~::t.=~== rATS IJ I ' I MOTH PROOFING a....-·- Sedion . .Il BuliG>zer Radlawr To The I· 5 SUNDAYS 1220 WASHINGTON BLVD. 423-7521 ~ ~·-·-·From the Largest Truc:1< or MILLER MOBILE HOMES --- t ColnpaJcy. Donald Mlller, "'""" lnter""'nl Q! the Mooon Councy operation, helped determine the ~rles,,9f the strip mine~r... p1Ua. Tllo technicians of SCS w!U test the soU to determine what specie• of Pllnls wOOld best be suited to make· cover for the I COMPAftE OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS _ $3495.00 HOBSTETTER REALTY --- i free best. --- I I ' \:' ': IN. THE MJI).()HIO VAIJEf Nv:Ne into a completely furnished, brand new home that lets you enjoy life at its care --- •• .... hid been mined b)' River Cool - ~ -. -~ ~ .-. · -·. -~ MOBILE HOMES 10 I EIPEIIENCED h•llfor Stnlce MIWR HOlm poet 29. lm· march tributary tT. One Oundrod Business Services TWO BEDROOM efficiency AKC Golden Retriever poppies, 11 ctllth ,., wort~ ••• co,..cuU,. :n. Through nam• meters 524 Ash St. Mlddlepart. 1111apartment, 4fJ8 Spring Ave., ::13. Tibetan 21. Nega. 18. Stphona of 11 ,., •nt DIIHUM M H 1....p tlVO Pomeroy. Phone 1192-2' . 1.88. aoort Mtl. ~· tl'd tdl 1Nicl wlttlll'l II diJI. J 34 Ringlets reply 20. KetUe CARD 0" THANIU & OIITU"IY 7-14-tfc 11.11 tor II word "''"'""um. II•· 22. Fuel NEW JOHN DEERE diesel doMilltwftll . .nl 2:1. , %3. Run away ILIIID ADI P,/,;' zer, angle blade and hydrauand mBl'Ty Mllll._...l Uc CHI"'I "f ,.,.,. Public Sale 10 llc winch, only run 71 hours. 26. Not ever flM"''" 1' OPPICI MOUII HOUSEHOLD SALE, Saturday, 30. Lotty Alao 11161 Internatlonal two13 II» 1 ,111, to ''" ,..,.,, DallY mountain II July 20, II a.m. We have sold fiJI t .M .. U:ll Nett~ llhl,_., ton truck, good abape. Above 32. Ostrich ~ our home localed across tha IS~ lb Muon on left of road. Phone llke bird 14 1'08d from WMPO radio staCard Of Thankt 33. Kind of 771-6147. 7~c ~ 18 19 letter and Uon in Bradbury and will aell WE WISH to thank everyone Mlaa the following personal proper. YOU CAN atlll oave $30 or more who remembered us on our O'Hara ty. No frost G.E. relligerator, 6ftieth wedding anniversary. 38. Plural on aluminum boats. Call 9112endlng Well Build! gas range, G. E. All those who aent cards, flo. 2347 or 99U256. Cuh or 39. Injure automalic washer, Kenmore wers, and gills. We shall alterms. ll-1t.l0tc 40. Sharp dryer. Magic Chef gas heater, ways he grateful. reply RCA TV, two bedroom suites, POTATOES, heall9, cabbage 42. Tartar : Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost. var. one with single bed, bedding, 7-14-1\p ~ 40 41 and beets. Phone 84~4. H. Clamorout drapes and curtains, clothing, Clarence Proffitt, Portland. ·'fi. Prefer two wardrobes, one wood, one 46. Tolerable Oblo. 7-7-tfc Notice n. Sleigb metal, living room suite, ocWANTED. WOMEN Interested 48. Paradise casional chair. rocker, coffee SEVEN ROOM furnished !arm DOWN In working as Bee Line Fasb1. More than table, stands, 7 lamps, picturhouse and 7 aores of land. lon Stylists on home party two es, mirrors, rollaway bed, House just recently remode~ plan lor that added Income DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -liMe'• how to work It: to buy those ellras. U lnter- rug wlth pad and throw ruga, ed. Nice surroundings, z 7 piece dinette, kitchen cabiAXYDLBAAXB wella, extremely good water, eated call Jean Trussell 1149Ia LONGFELLOW net, base cabinet, two utility one cellar, two otorage oheda, S'IOO. 7-11-.ltc One letter Bimply standi tor another. In thla sample A 11 uae4 cuphoarda and cart, chest of plenty of garden space. 'Green ror the three L's, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apNdrawers, book rack, medicine Acres" Farm In Rutland. trophlu. the length and fonnaUoa. of the words are aU hlnU. TERMITES SWARMING? cabinet, twenty two Savage 7-0-121p Each day the code lett.era att1 dW'e rent. They are re-productlvea, not rlfle, lawn and porch fllmlyour worker «>lony. Free InAC...-Qooture, step ladder, lawn mow- FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, spections and Information on YWRRKJD MF TJL BJWLO OPNMTB: er, band tools and many UBeone floor, partly furoilhed If crawl space dangers. No ::IJTTJLR T J L K J R F' desired. 7113 s. Second Ave., M L MY salesman, low overbeacl. 10 ful artklea not Itemized. Terms ol sale cash. Not reMiddleport. Can be seen b)' per cent aavlngs. AIDed Pest RWW . - BPTKOK LJ YWRRKJD sponsible lor accidents. Herappointment after 5 p.m. El, C..trol. J'omerQy, Oldo. man and Elfle Buskirk, ownYe~kl.....,'a Cryptoquote: IT IS WICI.L THAT WAR IS SO den Walburn, phone IIIIMfltllj_ Pbone ~ ...eolngB. TB:RRIBLE-WE SHOULD GROW TOO P'OND OF lT.ers . Sale conducted b)' the 7-0-tfc ~ ROBICRT E. LEE Bcadfanl Auction Co., Bol: 116, Racine, Ohio 45771. Phone 9411ONE 5-GAITED riding lllllre, WILL DO aewlng at bomo 3821. Lunch served. '11lls Is Real Estate For Sale ForS.Ie broke to ride the best. Am· llppers, pockets, pegging, ali nice clean merchandise. old Grate, Rutland, 70-4211 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, beth, hemming, alteraUona, etc. 7-l~tc daya, 742-5501 nights. 7-10 6tc Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, extra lot and house trailer In Phone 7'13-11151. 4-3&-tlo Pomeroy. Call 992-.143'7 after For Sale ONE 16 mm aound or silent mo- s p.m. 7-14-12tp vie projector, 50 to 18110 leet HAPPY HOUR, llbeDaDi 8priDp SOLID STATE stereo, 1968 walGEO. ROBSrE'I'I ER, Broktr nut stereo console with 4 Nlla Club, 5 lo 6 p.m. !1101> reel capacity, $1110, complete H & N DAY OLD or started POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom speakers, 4 speed automatic day lbru Friday. Ladte8 alibi lawn mower ohop sharpenlna Leghorn Pullets. Both Door or brick. bath, hot water heat, changer, payments or $5.'15 m11 Friday. Wdc equipment, llke new, phone cage grown available. Poultry full basement, 1nd Door, large per month or pay balaoce d"e Mason 773-51133 after ' p.m. housing and automation. Moroom for additional rooms. $'14.60. Call 992-.1218. 7-12-rt 7-1~tc Wam.d To Buy dern Poultry, Bell 188, Athena, POMEROY - 3 story brick ANTIQUES, fumlture, dloba. Ollio. Pbooe ~7131. 7-14-lk business buUding on east Main NO. 8, STOKER COAL at form~ ...u•....,._ Mrl. Howard 1961 FORD Falcon, 4 door, new !It ACRES - 2 nice big barns. mer Clinton Coal Co. Upple, Cecll, 800 w. Main St., Pome- tires, prked to aell, contact allo, good erops, clean pasEarl Custer In Syracuse or located 5 mllea eut or Well&- BASS GurtAR and ampllfter, IOJ. 141fc tures, 8 room house, bath, llke new. Phone m-2836 or at Earl's Barber Shop in Raton. Phone 384-.1787 Wellston minerals. cine or Phone ~9. for Information. Walton Coal oee at 95'1 Broadway St., Mid- 5% ACREs - large pond, bam. Lost and Found dleport. 7-14-.ltc 7-12-3tc Company. 7-1~ barn, milking parlor, large Jmr - MAN'S BILLFOW ID 8 roolll!, 11!1 baths, other lllddleport, over $1110, IInder ONE Jersey cow, fresh, also TWO CHAIRS, Phone 811M31t. buildings. Minerals. may keep money and return !arm wagon, 12-16 dlsk harReal Estate For Sale 7-11-3tp RELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD plctureB and papers. Phone O'BRIEN AND CROW row. horse drawn, John HouA8SOCIATES IIU3ZI 74Um. Maude SeDards. · REALTY OOMPANY daahell, Minersville. 7-12-ltp TWO MALE BASSEn' botmds, 8yraeDe 7-ll.,llc registered, one ob: y..., old, nJPPERS PLAINS- U6ll<ftl, 7-12-.ltc EARLY American stereo, AM one one year old, $50 each or 5 room frame, z bedrooms, Help Wanted FM radio, b.. lovely maple both l<>r f'/5. Phone 'I'M56& garage, recently remodeled, CAR HOPS. apply In person, finish, 4 speed changer, payMason. 7-11-3\p A NICE PLACE at $'1,500.00. Busln811 SeiVIcM POMEROY - One-third Am. Cn>w'l Steak House. 7-f.6tc ments of 16.41 per month or 11!1 story frame, 4 bedrOOIDI, AIR CONDlTIONING llefrllel'pay balance due $94.15. Call WANT A PLACE to rest and rebath, baaement. IN GOOD SOMEONE TO WORK In store, 9112-3218. 7-12-6tc aUoo service. Jack's IIAIIrl!lIn. a 5 room coital!• wlth CONDmON. $6,500.00. also aomeone for housework eratloo, New Haven. hone beautiful vtew of Oldo River two days a week, call 1143- ONE OF THE BEST grocery 4 • tit! at Long Bottom. V1rg1l Walk- POMEROY - $5,800.110 BUYS aa.11711. a 2 story, 11-rooro !'tame, 3 ZII61. 7-14-.ltp busloesaes In the area, a very er, Racine, Ohio. 7-11-4tc hedrnolnB, pai"t basement, ga- READY • IIIIX coocreto clellvprofitable lnveatment I o r rage. erecl right to your proJect. aomeone who wlsbes to oper- ESTATE OF Ernest Ebersbach, For Sale or Trlde WE HAVE MANY lthiER ate their own buslneaa. C.... Fut and tiiiiY. Free elllState St., Lower Pomeroy. 11117 4 DOOR CHEVY, oomplet&PROPERnES, JUST CAlL tact Lynn Hart at Racine Full mates. Phone 19W281, Goel!· Five room house wlth bath, ly overhauled, Bryan llanis, IIENRY CLELAND lela Ready • Mb: Co., MiddleValue Market, Rt. 331, Racine. basement, SB!I, city water and &lcce8IJ Road, Reedsville. OfiiCe . . . . 7-f.6tc port, Ohio. 8 SO tit! electrkity, two lots, three 7-ll-2tp room house wlth gas, city 7-11-llc BUDGET PRICE fundture 011 >lO. 2 POTATOES, cabbqe, water, electricity, bam and 11811 MUSTANG convertible, 6 our third noor budget shop. small lot. Phone 1192-3200. cylinder, 3 apeeil, also 11115 ball runner beans, Charlee Business Servlc:ea Hllton, Portland. 7-11-121e Baker Furniture, Middleport, 7-14-ltp Mustang v.a, 3 a~ linancRADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, house Oblo. ? II U. IDI avallahlo. Call - 7 calla, antenna, sale and InSMALL POODLES, groomed WIZARD OUTBOARD M(JJ'OR, alter 5 p.m. pbooe IIIU74l stallation. John Harrlsoo, 701 CIGARETI'E vending madiiDel lree if you wlsh . Weal IDgll3.8 liP, Uke new. Phone a 7-t.llc Broadway St., Middleport, land White Terriers and minand aervlce. ABC Enterprlael. 3209. 7-14-ltp phone 1192-2522. 7-14-Uc iature Schnauzers, temporary Mason. 'If. Va. Phone 771-6513. U.Ue shots, all A.K.C. Barkaroo KODAK CAMERA wlth flash Forhnt Kennels, C<>olvtlle. Phone 667COMPLETE electrical oervlce, attachment $18, also child's 'l'RAILER, Brown's Trailer houJe wiring, appllance re3654, visitors wel«>me. training chair $3, corner end Verdi based his opera, "La Park, Mmersville, Phone 9927-14-10tc pair. Call ll85-364t O!esllr. table, blonde with lormica fl. Traviata ," on "Camille" by 3321. 7-1S-12tc 7·11-«c A L e x a n d e r Dumas the olsh $23, phone IH9-323S. STEREO AM & FM 1968 walYounger . 7-14-.ltp PLENTY ol space for one traDAPPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Au. nut console. These sets are er wlth all facllltles. In Syrathorlzed Brigs and Stratton now brought from over stockcuse. Call 1192-39M. H8-Uc and Lawn Boy, parll n d ed company. Will sell on payUnacrambletheae frur Jumbloa, aervlcel; repair Tecumleb ments of $5 pel' month or will one letter to each square, to FURmSHED and unfumlllhed and Kohler enatn• and an sell for $87 cub. Try II In form four ordinary word1. apartments . Clooe to l<hool. small oppllaDCel, Tblrd II., your home. Call 892-2836. Phone 89!-111!4. 10-114fe Masou, w. Va., Jolm M. RGit7-14-etc NINER 11111-lNIIc TRAILER SPACE, all utllltlea 9 PAYMENTS of $5 or $37 avail•ble . Inqulre 1541 Mulber· ELECTROLUX SALES lll!d HI'· cash. Must aell 1968 aewlng ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Wrlte P. \'Ice: Sweepers, rug ....... machine. Fully equipped to 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-2t-tlc and poliBhel'l. ~ parll. zlll zag, make bullonholes, lalusine~s • CaD 1111-3'110. 1-IJ.Ife oew on buttl>na, etc. , 5 montha FURNISHED apartment, I w o old, call 892-2836. 7-14-etc bedrooms, Mlddleport. !'bone .. C. C. lllWlFORD 1192-31'11. Utfc 1968 STEREO RADIO «>mbinaAUCftONI:EB Complele 8enlet linn. Handsome walnut conI ROOMS AND BATH, I'ID Mul1 aole. This has BSR aulomatlc berry Avo., Pomeroy. 0. OIUIII:. . . record cbaor!er. Take rww tact Rose Sluon, pbone IIIJ. payments o1 t5 per month or l1adle. 2041 alter 5 p.m. Pllone IIIJ. I I tit! pay $11U6. Call 88S-28M. MSI. ~c 7-14-etc tNt , ............ --.. . ./ 1968 .A LITTLE. 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brfug Top Grade Results WAin' AD INPOtlMATHMI -- . . .. - BrlaWe'' 1\llmA\' 8:30, "Yin'• hf'lrlte ' fllli)AY - 7100.'1......... SA1\IIDAY I - 11:20, , , . _ , lA U, Ami" 1S - ll:ll, "BI!Uk ...,..,.. T•• Slla'', '"AI!!IMitll. --1110(" -. �' 't . l . • ,_ )'i- ' . 'f{(l.):, .:'~l,!"{·, ',~.. ~~t\!~~~d ' 11 • Now You Know ' . ' - ~ '. ~ c< •• • • • . .. '1'1 ' . ' ~)J .,~;~ ~e)~:r', :.~ < . ' ..,....1;1 II a~' ............ ' •. ' • . • • .)i ' .' . ; ,. ' . ' . . . . ... ' . ... . - ' .. . _, . ..... h'\1 1~.- ~.u~. ~~ ,ne~s . m~ suaesttoils qn to •hanSO the ··taw . to permJt •pWI]o : olq>l'!l'ei, at ~I iollbllohed . · J~hQol war tlineoal(Jftgthenter,...._,, IIOl'l mide Us po!lldon or goverunert. to 'lergaln with· laDed. to •act tn lioo!d filth. ',< The B & o )l!la ouooeeded 1n pt. :l'lnlr~ to the ~o)AUve tholr ~n;IPIO)Ie~: . , TIHi t.sc presentOd "three .PilJULY 10, 1918 - There Is no oar sho~ not even~ . uecutlve ling gasoline shlpinents ~wai SOrvlce C<lmft!losl<l!l ooilunlttee ' . H~vtir, Hill_tj)Cilj much the pers deell111! !'lth ,P!II>IIc emfro!h oarge ll!tes 'that ojperated ,, illld)llntl · p..llc erilploye rela· "me llpe thai AI Billl<·ol the ployo labor rolat]on~ T h e }' i1p unlit a short 'IJIObelween ' IIOI!i. : ' Qhlo CquneU of ;Amer!Cln F~ were One on the National Labor GALLIPOLIS - Fifty ycar:J patches from Cincinnati, shape · for buliness thl11 fall, U ago this month the newly formJohnson C. McKinley, weolthy Is said. They are light draught caUeUI!burg aile! l'jttsbur&ll. The "To .lega!.l i.e sll'j~es In the eraUon .lir . ~·· ~ .and Relations Act, a •.\l"lY or l<hOj)! ed Liberty Transit Line was president of the Transit COm~ craft. tmolloat and tank barge did not p~bll~ a""M~ Is .ull\ht~~le," Munlc~l tn\ployes. took ~une . · periiCIIIIIOI ~pl!l~i;ll~l!!l, In ()hlo I); laat a year. · oald Nolso~ Watkins; the·.uecu, 18 1>\11en h~ w•tifted b8fore·.•he and · one o~· a rocortlly, e.,.eted , struggling to survive and reports pany, is not worried or alarmttve oecreto~y. • Coillmlttee.. , ' · Clltldian · la!' · gover'nlni """ cal yeat were that two other pa cket lines ed, so he states. The object of JULY 12, 1918 - If the ~­ had joined hands to kill oii the the Liberty Company has been Cicy really wao entered In the JULY 11, 1918 _ Tlie st. '".'l:hey. would enda~r .!he ' Blllk and Hall promi&ed their ployes lp wlille seMI<~>o . $l16,!83.25 new packet line. to relieve fr l•ight congestion by ClnclnnaU-Pittsburgh trado to Louis Waterways Journal sa,y 1 pmlic safety" Jn many cases ~8 "ould au.cceed ln , p.lDlected in· 1-lere is that story and others restoring river traffic. T h e fiillrt the Ubercy Transit Com· II the ~ernmont had enaclecl ,... !he way attorney J ·o h n ~ reclll!li!l!<in and bargalnlntl 67 fiscal year. from the daily niver t\ews of ~uecn City is said to have been pany packet S. L. Elam, the plan measures that prohibit rallrondo Brown put IL rl&hto with or without laws pe,... WO coUecUons ot the Caliipolis Daily Tribune: started in the Pittsburgh trade was a grand taUure for the ~een returning to their old unfair com. However, W•tllloa, B r o " n mltlbw Shelr gi'""'s to lw)cilon ltld house tra~er. tix totaled .11.22!1,49 b_y John W. Hubbard to kill off Clcy never had anythin« like a potltlve rate practlce after the and John Hall, who represented legally 'ls public mwJoye reprethe Transit Company. Under lh; war. the conditions the rlvthe Ohio Education AssoclatlOQ, sontaUveo. 137.12 more than JULY 8, 1918 - The report00 ~d trip in the trade. TheEiam's ed rate war and combination of agreement, the Greene Llne was . SAncUoos Used C)DS for tho 1966-67 trips have also been Ught When ero would have been very diller- claln\ed something should be the Louisville and Cincinnati Pac- to have a monopoly or the river Jlassin8' GalllpoUs bu~ her otri- ent now.' This lack of tega 3ta~ done to change present state · Hill .,ut: sarictiOns or mass During the ket (;J. and the Greene Line to bu::~inc ss between Pomeroy and cers report good way business. lion, pertlcularly at thls·tlme, law. reslgnatlons could be used e!lod or fiscal kJII off the new Liberty Transit Cindnnati. • Prohibits l't;ikeo locii..,IY to gain reoognltion and collections 'In The rail routes continue to car~ when lhe use of rivers Is so VI· Line of Wheeling has caused The Transit l.ine boats are to Ohio's Feriuson Act, eilacwd bal'galnillg rlihts · and because amounted to -~,1112.1 ry the great bulkofthefreightbe- tally Important, will do more · much anxiety, according to dis. be overhauled and pla~ed in good tween Pittsburgh and Clncbmati to cause the rivers, as arms In 1947, prohibits strikes lor the of 1 teal!her shoi"tago. GA1.LIPOLIS _ Two new dl· to 'S:3115,23.for Jlroiln and Hall 11ere Joined last year. despite the war and the .. c a r or commerce, to be aba.•dmed purposes of changing condlti0<11 than anything that has been dme and the · recognlzation or·bubllc by Robert T; ~ker, the attor· , vorce aedil1111 WO"! llledandthree. Collectiona ot shortage," · oo1 Boarda dl'""rce .....tiUOns Weredfa-'Jsed in the past, emp loye organl zatIuns. ney Ior the Ohio S<h ,~ ·~ N•u and house lrallor Other River News Because, if no effort is shown "The legalization of' strike~ in Association, ln asldni tor guid~ ~~-~allia county Commoi . tax for the llrat l"'liofl1111 JULY 8, 1918 - The river in behaJ( or river trafl'ic under public service would vest more Unes to conduct negotiations b&"-"""loo 100 (July 1 throup was at pool stage with Dam No. existing circumsta.Dces, whai power in pubJlc employe orga- tween public employers a n d · Lois MeehJIAg, Rt. 1 Patriot. totaled $4,218.3l 26 up. There was but three feet hope is there that an,ythlng will · nizations than any group should their employes. -~ filed I petition {or a divOr~ to $2, 4l2.00 ' t4f of water below the dam at 8 &.m. be done when conditions are nor· possess and have more pote• Brown suggested the Fergu- rrom George F. Meehllrv, ad-- July 1 through 'July today. mal . Congress is making a ter- tial for damage to society than son Act be changed to permit dress unknoWiigl t -l,do~ grTouh nds of r ~· .. rt is reported rrom Cincinnati rible mistake and one that wiU ~ existing industrial union employes to organize, pe.mdt gross ne ee 0 u..,. ey were that the government will not op~ soon cause suffering among the has," said Watldns. employers to enter into collec~ married Aug. 31, 1944, atGreenerate any transportation barge people and maybe disaster to the Watkins said the right to strike tlve bargaining and written up, Ky•• and have no children. Foundali~ lines on the Ohio River while it government. would give public employes an agreements on Items not ex.. The plaintiff see)ts restoration of .'· r Is in its present deplorable 0011· Winter Is approaching, much un!alr advantage over their em- . eluded by the General Assem- her former name ol Lola Marks. GALLIPOLIS ~ ·· , ,w, dition. Aner the locks and dams coal will be needed at home and ployer because he would have blJ, He suggested as negotiable Aljean S. Thlvener,2017Chest-- Shaver, vetetan ' Ia voc.are completed, which will not be for our ships. Coal, it is said, no recourse but to accept the items those of seniority and nut St., filed a petitim tot a di· tloml agriculture" { ctor (22 for many years, barge lines will can not be mined principally be- demands of the employes to !lhtn assigrunents but excluded vore from Cecil G. Thivener, years) was one of ·' ~ be inaugurated. cause of dle lack or cars. Still ''render the services required salaries and holidays. Sr., 542 Spruce st., on grounds honored for 30 year~tilrvlce;.by b" law," Baker a 1 d the guldel ·nes of gross negle<t of duty and ex- th•" sears Roebuek". vw-.... .;..~.u8 1 There was a (relght conges- cars are being used for freight ~ ... tlon ag-..tin Sunday at the Charles~ transportation along each navl~ "In public employment, au- should limH the scope of the ne- treme cruelty. They were mar· at the Obio UnJOI\, 0 bStateUnf... ton wharf wiUl the Greene Lines gable river and good steamboats thorlties cannot close a depart... gotiations, assure boards the ried Feb. 1, 1948, and hlw three ~nity, during 1 til~ ses-small wharfboat blocked off, are being rorced to lay up be~ ment down or move to a new organization with whl<:h they children. '11le plaintilf seeks ali- &ion last week. . were bargain!•• represented •• mony a'nd custody ofthet~hUdren. Shiver, who .... ;;....... ,(• ••.._._ (re lght ouI on the 1evee an d pll ~ cause of the Iack of freight or- locale" as in private lndustr•, .J ·-e ~ -......~ _,... .--v ed , clear up w Capitol St. The ferillgs. Is it wisdom on the pan he said. majority of their empjoyea, and Divorce actlono dismissed fn. High S<hool ~ · ' throuJh Dunbar and Greenwood had big of the government to allow such Approach Table assure the boards that it was eluded: Carmen Newsc:me, GaUl- the spring of 194ti , over vo-trips ror Nitro and Charleston. a state of affairs to exist? Who ''In prh·ate employment, bar- · the only employe group. polls :vs. Willard Newaome, Rt.l lg ~uties at GAH~Jd· ·- fill of Purser Will Guthrie of the Dun~ is to blam£1? gaining teams apprcech the taPersonnel Excluded· Gallipolis; Allee Clllleoat, Gal· 1946. ·. t'!i' .\ ~~ bar had freight bills amounting ble as equalsthe union with He also asked: gusrantes thet llpolis VI. WWiam CalllcOlt, Rt. Other outato~' b'rleulture will never get you into to $900 for the government plant JULY 12, 1918 _ The Camp- the right w strike, the employ- supervisory and management I, GaUipolb, andGeraldlneKimt, o!ftclals were bol.or4'lurll;gthe at Nitro. bell Creek Coal company of er with, the right to go out of personnel be excluded ll"om n&o Rt. I, Bidwell YO. Paul Ken~ (A three-day ai'lalr, Tho ~tlut 1 new home or a better home ~eel barges and boats wUI be which Captain E, A. Burnsides business. sell his pr£~~erty or gotiable items, assurance, agree- new action has been Oled Jn the banquet was held 011 ~· 9. buUt at Pt:. Pleasant by the Mar~ is the able transportation man~ move. Each side has a lethal ments were bJrding for periods latter case.) Mrs. Charles lhi,..pve the but saving will ietta Manufacturing Company ager, Is running a dock andre· weapon with which to S\ll'port of time. establlshrnent of prt> reapanse tor thl!l , , n, 1011 which now has a contract for six pair yard near pt, Pleasant, his position," he said. cedures to follow when agree• • • Glenn GIUaway, il~ .30.j'ear with our friendly help! steel hulls and barges ror t h e at their landing in the Kanawha "Now if public employes are ments could not be reached and Thett Ctlll those televtlion honoree, gave . :tilt 'a regovernment emergency neet. River, doing part of the work ln granted the right to strike, the continuation of the prohibl· show! uwestetm" because aponse. .: ·.: .f,!.e' . Information has been receiYed repairing barges, steamboat what counter power instrument tlon against strikes by public in most cast! s, the ploi Earlier this Yeitl.ver waa at Huntington that a report is work and have a Httle combln- will the public employers have, employes. went that-a-way. named an honorary itate fanit. er. forthcoming soon which will re~ ation saw and planing mill to Gallipolis veal attitude or government au- do light work. ••ree Cuatomer Perking thorltles toward Ohio River imThe company also expects to provements. It is understood that install a small machfnc shop lo[)rive-i'n Window Service Washington officials have ex- there on the landing, for repair ., 'Complete Banking Service pressed Ule opinion that traffic work for the CamP:>ell Creek'S "' flORAl WOIIT INIUIA: :· . C/)tiO()IATION on the river was too unrella- own boats and barges .ind not • - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , f o r outside work and none is wanted. ·. The Cam(t.lell Creek Co. had ' a barge sink several dleys ago, Captain Burnsides had U bulk. ,· . headed arounct and upinJ2hours. The barge was seven feet un,,)io# der water along one side and at~ '_,, I ter they gol it up and the water .' . out, the bo.rgc was still 14 inch~ es under water on one side. So much mud and sand had settled in It that it would not fioat . ) ''IIi Captain Burnsides and his as~ slstants finally got It up and a~ I lime T . •' •. I ' f ' ....... Are F . i} . ed Partly cloud1, mbaiedwarm, humid tllrOUilll Tuuda~ with Kill· iljtred aflei'IIOOII and ~enlngthlll· clilraoowera, 111811 today upper 80o I!Pd loirar 90s. Low loniJIII mid 80s to low 70o. -1. FJVE CENTS ~sume New· Acti' Weather gue ·.· ~ ~ .. , Children '\ Injured in Accidents .:f!:"', Shave:f Ho&o1ecJ By Two accidents, one resulting In minor injuries being BUffered by young ohUdren, wore Investigated &mcJay by Meigs Councy &ert.rr Robert C. Hartenbach's deportment. Authorities said a car driven by Betty Joyce Abell, 34, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, on the DeWitta R1111 road, 1. 3 miles south ol Roow 121, wao reportedly lore. ed off the road by a vehicle traveling in the owostte dlrecUon. The Abela' 1966 model a u to struck an embankment causing laa •> rroiif WISHING - OHIO VALLEY BANK ............__..... medium damage ro the car, and Karen &le Abels, 9, sustained ··"' . ... "' '. a right leg injury and Elizabeth Abels, 7, a lip lacer-ation. No arrests were reported from the 10 a.m. accident. The other mishap, at 6 a.m., occurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles east of Lang8Ville, where a car driven by Lesle Lee Wlse, 21, Rl 1, Langsviile, was demolished. Wise said he was forced o!f lhe hlghwiQ' Into a ditch when a car coming in the oppositecUrec. tion came over a hillcrest on lhe Wrong side of the road. No lnjJries or arrests were reported . • ·r . .ELBERFELDS Stains '• .')t· washout ofthese .. Permanent Pressj Matched Sets z~ ea ers are · eS orne ea ers are lloward Thivener Quality salesman E\·eretl. Saurders Quality Salesman Some dealers! See us. We 'lllel you do the talking. Chances are you 'll talk yoursel1 nght into one o1 our "worth owning" '68 Chevrolels, Caprices, Impalas, Chevelles, Novas ... we<e got them. Sixes and V8s in the most popular body styles. Many equipped with the kind of extras you'd ask for if you were ordering. And of course, all are priced to move now. This is the time to save, but make sure you save on a car worth owning! Putting you first keeps us first. GALLIPOLIS OTOR CO. ! 210· 236 Sec011d AttiUt '' ~! l-20 Years . ... float. They are now digging the Bruce Dennis coal out and transferring it to barge. It was some feat 1 used car ~'·I aoother to perform. Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman Deskins Gets Eugene Deskins, 30 , Langs ville Route 1, was given a one to 20 year sentence by t h e Meigs C'..ounty common pJeas court late Monday morning on charges of manslaughter. Deskins was arrested April 4 rollowing the death or 30-year old Avel Harvey, near Dexter ' who died in Holzer Hospital that evening. He allegedly died of knife wounds in the abdomen. During the initial investigation, it was reported that Haney had interceded in a domestic situation involving Mr. and Mrs. Deskins at the Deskins home. Harvey was taken to Hol2er Hospital by Deskins in a private auto following the stabbing. Ticket Reminder Given Meigs Fans POMEROY - Meigs Marauder footbell lams are remlnded that those who held season · tickets for the 1968 sewson will have the opportunity to purchase their reserve seat tick~ts before they go on sale to the general public. Tickets may be purchased at the office ot Mr. James Diehl at Middleport High S<hool. Coot ol the Uckets arc $7.25 each. This will entitle holder to tlve home _ games. The tickets wm be sold from July 15 to Aug. I, Theo!!er h (or U\st season ticket holders only. ORDERED BACK CLEVELAND (UPI) - Polrolman Charles Cerutti has been - Worley Reeves ' Fortified with Fortrer MRS.MA~ I AM A .!\!IN WHO 16 .ACCU51'1:>M!'O W G$1N(; WHAT!Mil<: I WANT: ..' AND I WANT YD1J! .' Dies on Sundav ' ' ordered put back on the Cleve- land Police Ioree by a judge said hla rl&llts were violated durlng heorlngs preceding his dlamlssailn 1963. Common Pleos Judgs George McMonagle said Cerutti did not have an attorney dUring t h • hearlnga. lie was llred alter be. ing accused of leaving his east side beat oo at least four occasions, WOMAN KILLED NORTHWOOD, Ohio (UPI) A 63-year~ld Fremont Yffllllan was kUied in a two car oo111ston early tocia,y. Authorities laid she failed to yield the right or way at an intersection here. Mrs. Ethel LeWis c!led at St. Char leo lloapltalln o.._., S1i11e fllghway Patrolman said, • ......... ~~ • Worley R a y Reeves, 77, Main st., died at his r-esidence &inda,y morning. Mr. Reeves was born August 2, 1890 In Harrlaonvlllo, t11e son of the late Alonzo and Margaret Reeves. He was a veteran of World War !, and _,t hie life in Meigs ·County· as a farmer and coal miner. He was also pr-eceded in death by a son, MenU; me daughter, Annie, a brother, and a sllter. He Is survived bf hlo wife, Margaret; lhree daughlera, Mro. Dorothea Salhanef, West Bricll)lt RUTLAND - Waters, Mass,; Mra. FiQ'e Ham~ monel, Pataskala, Ohio, llod Mro. Mori Jolm1011, Columbus; 1 son, Arthur, It home; one liater, 0ma Grimm, Marietta, and 11 ll'andchildren. Funeral servleeo wiU be bold Wech>eday ot 2 P.lll. Ill I b o Mart1n Funeral Homt in R u t. land. Tho ae.. Chester Lemllll' will olllelale. Burial Will lit 111 Wells c........,., Grav..... aan. 1.., will ba ........... _, 'RUio land American ~ Nit c. Friends lillY ea11 ~ 'Nol., day. ' �' 't . l . • ,_ )'i- ' . 'f{(l.):, .:'~l,!"{·, ',~.. ~~t\!~~~d ' 11 • Now You Know ' . ' - ~ '. ~ c< •• • • • . .. '1'1 ' . ' ~)J .,~;~ ~e)~:r', :.~ < . ' ..,....1;1 II a~' ............ ' •. ' • . • • .)i ' .' . ; ,. ' . ' . . . . ... ' . ... . - ' .. . _, . ..... h'\1 1~.- ~.u~. ~~ ,ne~s . m~ suaesttoils qn to •hanSO the ··taw . to permJt •pWI]o : olq>l'!l'ei, at ~I iollbllohed . · J~hQol war tlineoal(Jftgthenter,...._,, IIOl'l mide Us po!lldon or goverunert. to 'lergaln with· laDed. to •act tn lioo!d filth. ',< The B & o )l!la ouooeeded 1n pt. :l'lnlr~ to the ~o)AUve tholr ~n;IPIO)Ie~: . , TIHi t.sc presentOd "three .PilJULY 10, 1918 - There Is no oar sho~ not even~ . uecutlve ling gasoline shlpinents ~wai SOrvlce C<lmft!losl<l!l ooilunlttee ' . H~vtir, Hill_tj)Cilj much the pers deell111! !'lth ,P!II>IIc emfro!h oarge ll!tes 'that ojperated ,, illld)llntl · p..llc erilploye rela· "me llpe thai AI Billl<·ol the ployo labor rolat]on~ T h e }' i1p unlit a short 'IJIObelween ' IIOI!i. : ' Qhlo CquneU of ;Amer!Cln F~ were One on the National Labor GALLIPOLIS - Fifty ycar:J patches from Cincinnati, shape · for buliness thl11 fall, U ago this month the newly formJohnson C. McKinley, weolthy Is said. They are light draught caUeUI!burg aile! l'jttsbur&ll. The "To .lega!.l i.e sll'j~es In the eraUon .lir . ~·· ~ .and Relations Act, a •.\l"lY or l<hOj)! ed Liberty Transit Line was president of the Transit COm~ craft. tmolloat and tank barge did not p~bll~ a""M~ Is .ull\ht~~le," Munlc~l tn\ployes. took ~une . · periiCIIIIIOI ~pl!l~i;ll~l!!l, In ()hlo I); laat a year. · oald Nolso~ Watkins; the·.uecu, 18 1>\11en h~ w•tifted b8fore·.•he and · one o~· a rocortlly, e.,.eted , struggling to survive and reports pany, is not worried or alarmttve oecreto~y. • Coillmlttee.. , ' · Clltldian · la!' · gover'nlni """ cal yeat were that two other pa cket lines ed, so he states. The object of JULY 12, 1918 - If the ~­ had joined hands to kill oii the the Liberty Company has been Cicy really wao entered In the JULY 11, 1918 _ Tlie st. '".'l:hey. would enda~r .!he ' Blllk and Hall promi&ed their ployes lp wlille seMI<~>o . $l16,!83.25 new packet line. to relieve fr l•ight congestion by ClnclnnaU-Pittsburgh trado to Louis Waterways Journal sa,y 1 pmlic safety" Jn many cases ~8 "ould au.cceed ln , p.lDlected in· 1-lere is that story and others restoring river traffic. T h e fiillrt the Ubercy Transit Com· II the ~ernmont had enaclecl ,... !he way attorney J ·o h n ~ reclll!li!l!<in and bargalnlntl 67 fiscal year. from the daily niver t\ews of ~uecn City is said to have been pany packet S. L. Elam, the plan measures that prohibit rallrondo Brown put IL rl&hto with or without laws pe,... WO coUecUons ot the Caliipolis Daily Tribune: started in the Pittsburgh trade was a grand taUure for the ~een returning to their old unfair com. However, W•tllloa, B r o " n mltlbw Shelr gi'""'s to lw)cilon ltld house tra~er. tix totaled .11.22!1,49 b_y John W. Hubbard to kill off Clcy never had anythin« like a potltlve rate practlce after the and John Hall, who represented legally 'ls public mwJoye reprethe Transit Company. Under lh; war. the conditions the rlvthe Ohio Education AssoclatlOQ, sontaUveo. 137.12 more than JULY 8, 1918 - The report00 ~d trip in the trade. TheEiam's ed rate war and combination of agreement, the Greene Llne was . SAncUoos Used C)DS for tho 1966-67 trips have also been Ught When ero would have been very diller- claln\ed something should be the Louisville and Cincinnati Pac- to have a monopoly or the river Jlassin8' GalllpoUs bu~ her otri- ent now.' This lack of tega 3ta~ done to change present state · Hill .,ut: sarictiOns or mass During the ket (;J. and the Greene Line to bu::~inc ss between Pomeroy and cers report good way business. lion, pertlcularly at thls·tlme, law. reslgnatlons could be used e!lod or fiscal kJII off the new Liberty Transit Cindnnati. • Prohibits l't;ikeo locii..,IY to gain reoognltion and collections 'In The rail routes continue to car~ when lhe use of rivers Is so VI· Line of Wheeling has caused The Transit l.ine boats are to Ohio's Feriuson Act, eilacwd bal'galnillg rlihts · and because amounted to -~,1112.1 ry the great bulkofthefreightbe- tally Important, will do more · much anxiety, according to dis. be overhauled and pla~ed in good tween Pittsburgh and Clncbmati to cause the rivers, as arms In 1947, prohibits strikes lor the of 1 teal!her shoi"tago. GA1.LIPOLIS _ Two new dl· to 'S:3115,23.for Jlroiln and Hall 11ere Joined last year. despite the war and the .. c a r or commerce, to be aba.•dmed purposes of changing condlti0<11 than anything that has been dme and the · recognlzation or·bubllc by Robert T; ~ker, the attor· , vorce aedil1111 WO"! llledandthree. Collectiona ot shortage," · oo1 Boarda dl'""rce .....tiUOns Weredfa-'Jsed in the past, emp loye organl zatIuns. ney Ior the Ohio S<h ,~ ·~ N•u and house lrallor Other River News Because, if no effort is shown "The legalization of' strike~ in Association, ln asldni tor guid~ ~~-~allia county Commoi . tax for the llrat l"'liofl1111 JULY 8, 1918 - The river in behaJ( or river trafl'ic under public service would vest more Unes to conduct negotiations b&"-"""loo 100 (July 1 throup was at pool stage with Dam No. existing circumsta.Dces, whai power in pubJlc employe orga- tween public employers a n d · Lois MeehJIAg, Rt. 1 Patriot. totaled $4,218.3l 26 up. There was but three feet hope is there that an,ythlng will · nizations than any group should their employes. -~ filed I petition {or a divOr~ to $2, 4l2.00 ' t4f of water below the dam at 8 &.m. be done when conditions are nor· possess and have more pote• Brown suggested the Fergu- rrom George F. Meehllrv, ad-- July 1 through 'July today. mal . Congress is making a ter- tial for damage to society than son Act be changed to permit dress unknoWiigl t -l,do~ grTouh nds of r ~· .. rt is reported rrom Cincinnati rible mistake and one that wiU ~ existing industrial union employes to organize, pe.mdt gross ne ee 0 u..,. ey were that the government will not op~ soon cause suffering among the has," said Watldns. employers to enter into collec~ married Aug. 31, 1944, atGreenerate any transportation barge people and maybe disaster to the Watkins said the right to strike tlve bargaining and written up, Ky•• and have no children. Foundali~ lines on the Ohio River while it government. would give public employes an agreements on Items not ex.. The plaintiff see)ts restoration of .'· r Is in its present deplorable 0011· Winter Is approaching, much un!alr advantage over their em- . eluded by the General Assem- her former name ol Lola Marks. GALLIPOLIS ~ ·· , ,w, dition. Aner the locks and dams coal will be needed at home and ployer because he would have blJ, He suggested as negotiable Aljean S. Thlvener,2017Chest-- Shaver, vetetan ' Ia voc.are completed, which will not be for our ships. Coal, it is said, no recourse but to accept the items those of seniority and nut St., filed a petitim tot a di· tloml agriculture" { ctor (22 for many years, barge lines will can not be mined principally be- demands of the employes to !lhtn assigrunents but excluded vore from Cecil G. Thivener, years) was one of ·' ~ be inaugurated. cause of dle lack or cars. Still ''render the services required salaries and holidays. Sr., 542 Spruce st., on grounds honored for 30 year~tilrvlce;.by b" law," Baker a 1 d the guldel ·nes of gross negle<t of duty and ex- th•" sears Roebuek". vw-.... .;..~.u8 1 There was a (relght conges- cars are being used for freight ~ ... tlon ag-..tin Sunday at the Charles~ transportation along each navl~ "In public employment, au- should limH the scope of the ne- treme cruelty. They were mar· at the Obio UnJOI\, 0 bStateUnf... ton wharf wiUl the Greene Lines gable river and good steamboats thorlties cannot close a depart... gotiations, assure boards the ried Feb. 1, 1948, and hlw three ~nity, during 1 til~ ses-small wharfboat blocked off, are being rorced to lay up be~ ment down or move to a new organization with whl<:h they children. '11le plaintilf seeks ali- &ion last week. . were bargain!•• represented •• mony a'nd custody ofthet~hUdren. Shiver, who .... ;;....... ,(• ••.._._ (re lght ouI on the 1evee an d pll ~ cause of the Iack of freight or- locale" as in private lndustr•, .J ·-e ~ -......~ _,... .--v ed , clear up w Capitol St. The ferillgs. Is it wisdom on the pan he said. majority of their empjoyea, and Divorce actlono dismissed fn. High S<hool ~ · ' throuJh Dunbar and Greenwood had big of the government to allow such Approach Table assure the boards that it was eluded: Carmen Newsc:me, GaUl- the spring of 194ti , over vo-trips ror Nitro and Charleston. a state of affairs to exist? Who ''In prh·ate employment, bar- · the only employe group. polls :vs. Willard Newaome, Rt.l lg ~uties at GAH~Jd· ·- fill of Purser Will Guthrie of the Dun~ is to blam£1? gaining teams apprcech the taPersonnel Excluded· Gallipolis; Allee Clllleoat, Gal· 1946. ·. t'!i' .\ ~~ bar had freight bills amounting ble as equalsthe union with He also asked: gusrantes thet llpolis VI. WWiam CalllcOlt, Rt. Other outato~' b'rleulture will never get you into to $900 for the government plant JULY 12, 1918 _ The Camp- the right w strike, the employ- supervisory and management I, GaUipolb, andGeraldlneKimt, o!ftclals were bol.or4'lurll;gthe at Nitro. bell Creek Coal company of er with, the right to go out of personnel be excluded ll"om n&o Rt. I, Bidwell YO. Paul Ken~ (A three-day ai'lalr, Tho ~tlut 1 new home or a better home ~eel barges and boats wUI be which Captain E, A. Burnsides business. sell his pr£~~erty or gotiable items, assurance, agree- new action has been Oled Jn the banquet was held 011 ~· 9. buUt at Pt:. Pleasant by the Mar~ is the able transportation man~ move. Each side has a lethal ments were bJrding for periods latter case.) Mrs. Charles lhi,..pve the but saving will ietta Manufacturing Company ager, Is running a dock andre· weapon with which to S\ll'port of time. establlshrnent of prt> reapanse tor thl!l , , n, 1011 which now has a contract for six pair yard near pt, Pleasant, his position," he said. cedures to follow when agree• • • Glenn GIUaway, il~ .30.j'ear with our friendly help! steel hulls and barges ror t h e at their landing in the Kanawha "Now if public employes are ments could not be reached and Thett Ctlll those televtlion honoree, gave . :tilt 'a regovernment emergency neet. River, doing part of the work ln granted the right to strike, the continuation of the prohibl· show! uwestetm" because aponse. .: ·.: .f,!.e' . Information has been receiYed repairing barges, steamboat what counter power instrument tlon against strikes by public in most cast! s, the ploi Earlier this Yeitl.ver waa at Huntington that a report is work and have a Httle combln- will the public employers have, employes. went that-a-way. named an honorary itate fanit. er. forthcoming soon which will re~ ation saw and planing mill to Gallipolis veal attitude or government au- do light work. ••ree Cuatomer Perking thorltles toward Ohio River imThe company also expects to provements. It is understood that install a small machfnc shop lo[)rive-i'n Window Service Washington officials have ex- there on the landing, for repair ., 'Complete Banking Service pressed Ule opinion that traffic work for the CamP:>ell Creek'S "' flORAl WOIIT INIUIA: :· . C/)tiO()IATION on the river was too unrella- own boats and barges .ind not • - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , f o r outside work and none is wanted. ·. The Cam(t.lell Creek Co. had ' a barge sink several dleys ago, Captain Burnsides had U bulk. ,· . headed arounct and upinJ2hours. The barge was seven feet un,,)io# der water along one side and at~ '_,, I ter they gol it up and the water .' . out, the bo.rgc was still 14 inch~ es under water on one side. So much mud and sand had settled in It that it would not fioat . ) ''IIi Captain Burnsides and his as~ slstants finally got It up and a~ I lime T . •' •. I ' f ' ....... Are F . i} . ed Partly cloud1, mbaiedwarm, humid tllrOUilll Tuuda~ with Kill· iljtred aflei'IIOOII and ~enlngthlll· clilraoowera, 111811 today upper 80o I!Pd loirar 90s. Low loniJIII mid 80s to low 70o. -1. FJVE CENTS ~sume New· Acti' Weather gue ·.· ~ ~ .. , Children '\ Injured in Accidents .:f!:"', Shave:f Ho&o1ecJ By Two accidents, one resulting In minor injuries being BUffered by young ohUdren, wore Investigated &mcJay by Meigs Councy &ert.rr Robert C. Hartenbach's deportment. Authorities said a car driven by Betty Joyce Abell, 34, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, on the DeWitta R1111 road, 1. 3 miles south ol Roow 121, wao reportedly lore. ed off the road by a vehicle traveling in the owostte dlrecUon. The Abela' 1966 model a u to struck an embankment causing laa •> rroiif WISHING - OHIO VALLEY BANK ............__..... medium damage ro the car, and Karen &le Abels, 9, sustained ··"' . ... "' '. a right leg injury and Elizabeth Abels, 7, a lip lacer-ation. No arrests were reported from the 10 a.m. accident. The other mishap, at 6 a.m., occurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles east of Lang8Ville, where a car driven by Lesle Lee Wlse, 21, Rl 1, Langsviile, was demolished. Wise said he was forced o!f lhe hlghwiQ' Into a ditch when a car coming in the oppositecUrec. tion came over a hillcrest on lhe Wrong side of the road. No lnjJries or arrests were reported . • ·r . .ELBERFELDS Stains '• .')t· washout ofthese .. Permanent Pressj Matched Sets z~ ea ers are · eS orne ea ers are lloward Thivener Quality salesman E\·eretl. Saurders Quality Salesman Some dealers! See us. We 'lllel you do the talking. Chances are you 'll talk yoursel1 nght into one o1 our "worth owning" '68 Chevrolels, Caprices, Impalas, Chevelles, Novas ... we<e got them. Sixes and V8s in the most popular body styles. Many equipped with the kind of extras you'd ask for if you were ordering. And of course, all are priced to move now. This is the time to save, but make sure you save on a car worth owning! Putting you first keeps us first. GALLIPOLIS OTOR CO. ! 210· 236 Sec011d AttiUt '' ~! l-20 Years . ... float. They are now digging the Bruce Dennis coal out and transferring it to barge. It was some feat 1 used car ~'·I aoother to perform. Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman Deskins Gets Eugene Deskins, 30 , Langs ville Route 1, was given a one to 20 year sentence by t h e Meigs C'..ounty common pJeas court late Monday morning on charges of manslaughter. Deskins was arrested April 4 rollowing the death or 30-year old Avel Harvey, near Dexter ' who died in Holzer Hospital that evening. He allegedly died of knife wounds in the abdomen. During the initial investigation, it was reported that Haney had interceded in a domestic situation involving Mr. and Mrs. Deskins at the Deskins home. Harvey was taken to Hol2er Hospital by Deskins in a private auto following the stabbing. Ticket Reminder Given Meigs Fans POMEROY - Meigs Marauder footbell lams are remlnded that those who held season · tickets for the 1968 sewson will have the opportunity to purchase their reserve seat tick~ts before they go on sale to the general public. Tickets may be purchased at the office ot Mr. James Diehl at Middleport High S<hool. Coot ol the Uckets arc $7.25 each. This will entitle holder to tlve home _ games. The tickets wm be sold from July 15 to Aug. I, Theo!!er h (or U\st season ticket holders only. ORDERED BACK CLEVELAND (UPI) - Polrolman Charles Cerutti has been - Worley Reeves ' Fortified with Fortrer MRS.MA~ I AM A .!\!IN WHO 16 .ACCU51'1:>M!'O W G$1N(; WHAT!Mil<: I WANT: ..' AND I WANT YD1J! .' Dies on Sundav ' ' ordered put back on the Cleve- land Police Ioree by a judge said hla rl&llts were violated durlng heorlngs preceding his dlamlssailn 1963. Common Pleos Judgs George McMonagle said Cerutti did not have an attorney dUring t h • hearlnga. lie was llred alter be. ing accused of leaving his east side beat oo at least four occasions, WOMAN KILLED NORTHWOOD, Ohio (UPI) A 63-year~ld Fremont Yffllllan was kUied in a two car oo111ston early tocia,y. Authorities laid she failed to yield the right or way at an intersection here. Mrs. Ethel LeWis c!led at St. Char leo lloapltalln o.._., S1i11e fllghway Patrolman said, • ......... ~~ • Worley R a y Reeves, 77, Main st., died at his r-esidence &inda,y morning. Mr. Reeves was born August 2, 1890 In Harrlaonvlllo, t11e son of the late Alonzo and Margaret Reeves. He was a veteran of World War !, and _,t hie life in Meigs ·County· as a farmer and coal miner. He was also pr-eceded in death by a son, MenU; me daughter, Annie, a brother, and a sllter. He Is survived bf hlo wife, Margaret; lhree daughlera, Mro. Dorothea Salhanef, West Bricll)lt RUTLAND - Waters, Mass,; Mra. FiQ'e Ham~ monel, Pataskala, Ohio, llod Mro. Mori Jolm1011, Columbus; 1 son, Arthur, It home; one liater, 0ma Grimm, Marietta, and 11 ll'andchildren. Funeral servleeo wiU be bold Wech>eday ot 2 P.lll. Ill I b o Mart1n Funeral Homt in R u t. land. Tho ae.. Chester Lemllll' will olllelale. Burial Will lit 111 Wells c........,., Grav..... aan. 1.., will ba ........... _, 'RUio land American ~ Nit c. Friends lillY ea11 ~ 'Nol., day. ' �• Now You Know ·- ~ . • .-....- c." ....... . .·• W~ther ....... Partly cloullf, continued warm, J!umld lhroullh Toeada,y with ocll- ·l!orod 111ternoon llld OYerdngtlnm• . ..,.,.... Hlllhl<>da.Y•- 801 ~ lower 901. Low tonll!hl mid lOs to low 701. ' FJVE CENTS GALUPOLIS - I' Ill ago this month the nfl ed -Uberty Transit l l ~sume struggling to survive at were that two other PI ' '' had joined hands to id new packet line. UNei:i:NO'tiN 10 ANYONE IN ~TEIN, COLON !I. ~ANTI/1.60 HAD RECEIVED 1\ . ' Here is that story G from the daily River the Gallipolis Daily Tri' frAI.LION EUGENE W/16 MIHIN6. '. . ' JULY 8, 1918 - n ed rate war and comb the Louisville and Cinci I ~A'f.. TAT- r. ' •vW·BA~G, .. ~'f TAT· "('A1' ~ ... [} ket Co. and the Green< kill off the new Libert Line of Wheeling Ita t>A . much anxiety, accordln gue RE!I'ORT OF AN M'eU5HEP CAVAL.R.Y W'OIJNT Tl«lOP. ANDTHI>.TTHE ~ ,. · Children · Injured in ~. Accidents ; CAPTAIN BASY ~. I!OW'LL WE ,-------by Leslie Turner struck an embankment causing medium damage to the car, and Karen &le Abels, 9, sustained a right leg injury and Elizabeth Abels, 7, a lip laceration. 6i:'r OUTA 1llli . · cAVE 1 '!HAT . RAI'I WANT' - Two accidents, one resulting In minor Injuries being oullerod by young children, were investigated &mday by Meigs eou,ey :'ileriff Robert C. Hartenbach's department. Authorities said a car driven by Betty Joyce Abels, 34, Rt. 1, Lmg Bottom, m the DeWitte RWl road, 1,3 miles south of Route 124, was reportedly lore. ed ott the road by a vehicle traveling In the oppordte dlrectloo. The Abels' 1966 model au t o No arrests were reported trom the 10 a.m. accident. The other mishap, at 6 a.m., II~! occurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles east of La.ngsvtlle, where a car driven by Lesle Lee Wise, 21, Rt I, Langsvllle, wu domoll&h· ed. Wise sald he was forced oft lhe highway Into a clltcb when a car coming in the opposite direction came over a tdllcrest on lhe .-roog eldo ol the road. No l.njJries or arrests were reported. ' Deskins Gets MA\'1!~ NOT, JEFF ... l!iiT it-liS 61'/E~ Us A . cAANCE 'TO GET OUTJ LOOt'( I iOA!hN 'Til' PU4tA'~ UP AN' MOl/IN' . IN'IA ill' cJNe sHE ~ADE IT! ~ET'f GfT &ACI'I id CAMP )ELL cAPTAIN liA!ii'Y! l-20 Y~ars Eugene Deskins, 30, Langs- ville Route 1, was given a one to 20 year sentence by t h e Meigs COUnty comrnm pleas court late Monday m<>rnlng on charges of manslaughter. Deskins was arrested April 4 following the death of 30-year - ,. ·~ ' '' ... ~ 'l . r I. or .. WAll; NA-BTY! I• HS¥, N.A61Y.. • WAIT/ L~ :.r ' ' . ·--·~· ·B OARDING JIOUSB old Avel Harvey, near Dexter , who died in Holzer Hospital that evening. He allegedly died of knife wounds in the abdomen . D.tring the lnitlal Investigation, it was reported that Harvey had interceded in a domestic situation involving Mr. and Mrs. Deskins at the Deskins home. Harvey was taken to Holzer Hospital by Deskins in a private auto following the stabbing. Worley Reeves Dies on Sundav• RUTLAND - Worley R a y Reeves, 77, Main &., died at his residence &mda,y morning. Mr. Reeves was born August 2, 1890 In Harrlsomrllle, the son of the late Alonzo and Margaret Reeves. He was a veter- an of World War I, llld . _.t his life In Melp CClunl,y •• a farmer and coal miner. He was also Preceded in death Warren Skidmo Quality Salcsm1 ANDANQn4eR ONE:a-.1 . YaJR-~8/ .. .. .'· . '' ' ' \ ,.. f ." we've got them with the kind o• \ ,_ • ,: ' of our "worth ·c '• '' i See us . We'll!< ' ~· - - ·- - -i by a am, MerrUi one daughter, Amle, a brother, and a lliller. He is survived b7 hi& wife, Margaret; three daullhlera, Mrs. Dorothea Salhane,y, Well Brldp Waters, MasS.j Mr1. Faye Ham- mond, Pataskala, Olllo, and Mro. Murl Jolmaon, COJumbua; a 11011, Arthur, at home; ooe IIIIer, Omo Grimm, Marl-, 1114 U ll'illldebildren. Funeral serviceo will be bold W.....lldiJ at 2 p.m. at I b e Martin Funeral llolllo Ia R u &.. lbd. The ROY. CJeller Lollllo:r w111 om elate. 11111'111 wtu be 1a Wella cemetery, Graveoldl..,.. ictll will be ....,.._ .. .. Rut. lind Amerlcon 14llail.l'lllt•tl7, Frltnda i111f call ·~ 111M- priced to move worth owning! Puttin ' GAl I"-'· ., 210· 236 Sec011 f,i ' p ~ .... . . .- ... - - . . . . ~ - - - - · - - -;-" _ ... . _. , ____ --- ·-· . .\ ·' ·' �......,... ) . ., r _.. , ... ~ > I. ._ .. " ' ,,, •' . ~- ' ;. .,. ' ' .. Now You Know ' ' · ' .. d •• , ' ' • '1'1 .. 'I I :!' Weather -- .1."'' - . .· Partly cloudy, conttnuedwar_m, . )1umld 1111'011111 Tueoda¥ wltb &ell· I >terod ai!Am1ooll and evenllllllllll· I dershowers. IUIIhtocloy uppor 801 TRB ·! -..:..,:,.. .!.J"" :t.''-<.~'- '::.:..: -·~- ~;~: . ... ~ .... and lower 90s. l.ow tonlgtt mid 60s to low 70o. bl'\ Art - ---- ......- ,,"':;, . 50 Years ~ MA'18f: 11M ' ---~-- GALLIPOLIS - ~ THI~I<Illb 1<1 FJVE CENTS . ros1rtve:! ago this month the 11(!, 00 · Libert.v Transit , ! struggling to survive 81 were that two other ~ had joined hands to kl new packet line. Here is that story ·~ ( ~sume !: .. gue rrom the daily RJver the Gallipoli s Daily Tr£ JULY 8, 1918 - Til ed rate war and comb the Looisvilleand Cinci ket Co. and the Greene kill off the new Libert I l Line of Wheeling ha ' much anxiety, accord in II ' Children I , ' •'' COPS. EH ?- WEU., I WARN 'IOU - 5llll. ON& ' HIWO:NlNlll) THAT DIFAMI5 TM& . .... )..' ~ ~~ . C:MAl\ACTI.I\S OF M'i · C~IENTS ' AND·--· OH, WE WOU~DN'T Injured in DREAM OF IT,SIR/7-THE'i "I.QUE.STE.D Accidents US Ttl CAl-~ 'IOU- Two accldents, one resulting 1n minor 111)1rles being sutlerod by young children, were investl~ gated &mday by Meigs Couney !ilerlll Robert C. Hartemach's department. Authorities said a car driven by Bet\Y Joyce Abels, 34, Rt. l, Lm.g Bottom, on the DeWltts RIID road. 1.3 miles south or Route 124, was reportedly forc ed ofl' the road by a vehicle trav ~ el.ing in the opposite direction. " I r ."" The Abels' 1966 model a u to struck an embankment causing medium damage to the car, and Karen &ie Abels, 9, sustained WIIO ·11'5 MillS Ti-lE t.!Ei\it· I!S.T SE~VtCE ST,A110N! a right leg Injury and Ell za. beth Abels, 1, a lip laceration• No arrests were reported from the 10 a.m. accident. The other mishap, at 6 a.m., occurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles east of Langsville, where a car driven by Lesle Lee Wlse, 21. Rt. 1, Langsville, was demolished. Wise said he was forced off the highway Into a ditch when a car coming in the opposite direc- w IO ·V ~, tion came over a hillcrest on ' the ·Wrong side of the 1'0114. No injuries or arrests were report- -. ed. ' Ncmwe mal<£> a Deskins Gets Mf>..~~E TriEitE'S SOMETHIN6 lf5UIZEW~, A60UT f/E!t IWW\QUE Trli\T L D~T l-IME:f DOE'SNoT IT'? 1-20 •'. •• Y~ars ~ Eugene Deskins, 30, Langs- ville Route l, was given a one to 20 year sentence by t h e Meigs County common pleas court late Monday mf'rning on charges of manslaughter. Deskins was arrested April 4 Collowing the death ot 30-yearold Avel Harvey, near Dexter, who died in Holzer Hospital that evening, He allegedly died or knife wounds in the abdomen. During the Initial investigation, it was reported that Harvey had or interceded in a OOmestic situation involving Mr. and Mrs. Des kins at the Deskins home. Har vey was taken to Holzer Hospital by Deskins in a private auto Lessee, wha.t'lll wish. £o:t:'P following the stabbing. Worley Reeves DEAR POLLY-A good item for tt.e kitchen sink is a chunk of old sponge in a nylon bag, swch as frt~it CDmfl in from the market. The item does not scratch so is wonderful for getting between tht tints of forks, really cltans off plote:s •ad ttl• stoYt and skillet alsa btMfit from if1 use. Oon'tlorgtl Ia mob - lor the both· room, too. Aa tllll sftotWtr pa4l can subltitute if JM do aot haYe • piece of Dies on Sundav• RUTLAND - Worley R a y Reeves, 77, Main St., died at his residence &mday morning, Mr. Reeves was born August 2, 1890 1n Harrisonville, tile opongt.-MRS. McSCOTCH son of the late Alonzo and Margaret Reeves. He was a veter. an a! World War I, and spout hi& life 1n Meigs · Comt,y- as a rarmer and coal miner. He was aloo preceded 1n death by a 8011, MerrU; me dauibter, Annie, a brother, and a silter. He Is lilli'Yived by lth wife Margaret; lllree daugttera, Mrs: Dorothea Sal haney, West Br1c1p Waters, .Mass.i Mra. Faye Hammond. Pataskala, Ohio, and Mrs. Warren Skidmo DEAUOLLY-When I tob .,,.., roll• Quality Salesm; mr to tht bank I am osktd for aamt and ~"" ...ICKI! Iiiii. CNoo,.tf oamt and ~"" olickt!l work wtll for fllio and "" •· .,sitr If r...t.-IIONNA See us. We 'lll< of our ''worth c we 've got them with the kind o1 priced to move worth own ing ! Marl-. Puttin ,. • ...... • ••• GAl 210-236 . -·· Murl Jobnaon, Columbus· a - Arthur, II home; on011111er, 0ma Grimm, and llltrlllll- ; I • ,, *" 0 • -' ' '· ~ ,; . ~· !: ' k'' I ... ~ • ,. . ---·-···- . _ ......,....,._ -· ••• .... • ' I • ., •·•• LOCAL ' ·f ,• ......... ¥ • ~ ..... ' ' '· - cltlldren. Funeral 1101'\'lcee wlfJ bt hold Wedneoda¥ at 2 P.llt at t b o Marlin FUneral Homo Ill Rutlood. The Rev. Chester ~ will olllclate. Burial will bt Ill Well a cemotory, GraveoMI lliln'· leo• w!ll bt _...\ti ,!lr~ lontl Amerlc111 ~-... Nlt,..1, , Frl- fiii.Y call~ TIIN- " . ~ ".1\' l' �... -·---- .. . . . . ._ ,-~-- ----. - - ~-- -- ---- ·-· ~·- .. . . , Now Know . .......You _. .. ... ,.~ • Weather '1'1 Partl: ~loucl)', C(III!(Juoelwarm, llunld lhrou(!ll Tile. . with ..... ~ tered a1ternoon and eveninclhWI· . derlbowera. Hleh~U»>ltr 801 IIIII tower 80o. Low lol1l(!lll mid 80s to low 7Da. PRISOIX.LA'S'' POP . ,, . . . ... 50 Yeprs ...... _:;;;::: FJVE CENTS ' GALLIPOL15 ago this month the ed 'Liberty Transit . J struggling to survive ar ~sume were that two other J)l had joined hands to i<l new packet line. Here is that story r from the daily River the Gallipolis Daily Ttl I ,, JUD' 8, 1918 - Tb ed rate war and comb the Looisvilleand Cine;l ket Co. and the Greet)• kill off the new Libon Line or Wheeling ha much anxiety, accordlr ' ,, ~~ l '' ' t.<r{_ ) • 4 ·• , 1 I. ;?! • Children • Injured in I ~ \.ftl·. J • s y '/ 1 ., ,_ fv.'·' } ' ' IH' .. NIA, '"· .J Ll OUT OI7B WAY DAD,CANYDU TEA~ A TELE~ONE BOOK Ids hF Walt Wette:rberg urne- ms Ali2:EA C.ODE 607 Z46 2498u. <klOS INAALF? als On- 115 In- oUt- er; lilt, rey or 111ne; :;y.' :en. c., 011- lse '? . his Mld- lr-tnound dead E-R · Fo- I. 1san, I,.. 1ents ning. :enry I :hler U· ·, Rob- d the I·' ,. ANDY CAPP Name \L 'r<IM merlone. None. .• J - •. _..._. __ ON e461, sda,y, work .NO---' . in;.lries or arrests were reported. 1-20 Years ll>oot I Two accident•, one re&ulllng In minor tniuries being llllll'ered by young children, were investl~ gated &mdUy by Meigs County Sherif! Robert c. Hartenbach'• department. Authorities said a car driven by Betty Joyce Abels, 34, Rt. 1, LCI1g Bottom, oo the DeWitts R"" road, 1.3 miles south of Route 124, was reportedly rorced o1J the road by a vehicle trave11ng In the CJ!IIlOIIile direction. The Abels' 1966 model au t o struck an embankment causing medium damage to the car, and Karen ~e Abels, 9, sustained a right leg Injury and Elizabeth Abels, 7, a llp laceratloo. No arrests were reported trom the 10 a.m. accident. The other mishap, at 6 a.m., occurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles east of Langsville, where a car driven by Lesle Lee Wise, 21, Rt I, Langsville, was demoUshed. Wise said he was forced o!f the highway Into a ditch wtien a car coming ln the opposite direction came over a hltlcrest on the '*">ng side of the road, No Deskins Gets NOW, THEN -WHAT WAS TI-lE qQE5TION Accidents '· Re~ Eugene Deskins, 30, Langsville Route 1, was given a one to 20 year sentence by t h e Meigs COWity common pleas court late MondUy morning oo charges or manslaughter. Deskins was arrested April 4 following the death or 30-yearold Avel Harvey, near Dexter, who died in Holzer HospitaJ that evening. He allegedly died or knife wounds in the abdomen. During the initial Investigation, it was reported that Harvey had interceded in a domestic situation involving Mr. and Mrs. Deskins at the Deskins home. Harvey was taken to Holzer Hospital by Desldns in a private auto rollowlng the stabbing. Worley Reeves Dies on Sundav• RUTLAND - Worley Ray Reeves, 77, Main st., died at his residence amday mornlng. Mr. Reeves was born August 2, 1890 In Rarrlsonvllle, the son of the late Alonzo and Margaret I'l'AGAT l __ Warren Skidr QualitY 'sales. ~:~~:::·:~:tn- ed by a 11011, MarrU ; me dau(!llter, 'e e. a brother, and a sl.ar. He is survived by hla wife, garet; three ~rs, Mrs. ea Solhaney, Weat Brldp n:1 Waters, Mass.; Mr1. FQ"e Ham- 11, ,,. DO-IT Reeves. Be was a veter- an ~ World War I, and ~ his life In Meigs · C<lw¢y- as a farmer and coal miner. He was also preeedad in death mood, Pataskala, Ohio, and Mrs• See us. We'll .,. of our "wortt· we've got the with the kind priced to mo• worth own in~ er Murl John11011, Cclurilua; a 11011, Arthur, at home; one aliter, Oma Grimm, Marletla, and U arand- ~-::~:.: children. Funeral oentceo will ~ btld at 2 p.m. at t .b e Marll!l F'lmeral Home .. ll u ... Fredl land. The R... Cbeater LH!I• child- will oftlclote. Boarlll IIIII lot Iii , the I Wot.. Puttir W....841o.J ehlve. Wella e har IO.a ' . ·' S.C. Gravr I' ... will~ -•:hi " '11111- elporo 111111 Amerlcon l' lllm Nit -.7. · GA . ' 210· . . 236 ' cemetery, lUera. Friln!la 11111 •· of I. cla.Y. . cali'lllf"•'l'liM~· ' •• r: . ... .!t ... ... ., �,: • Now You Know The Dhiasmodoo Niger, small, deep sea fish, sometimes swallows other nsh up to three Urnes its own size. ., . -~' ' ' ' j I I . enttne VOL XXI NO 57 ., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ ) , \ I ed ·uberty struggling tt were that t1 had joined t new packet I SAIGON (UPO -U.S, B52s today bombed Communist routes to Saigon and Hue. Allied Here Is U from the di troops seized giant Communist arms dumps near the capital and the old Imperial city, the Gallipoli: 1I Communist diplomats in London said an expected Red assault on the two cities ma,y decide the fU'b.Jre of Vietnam peace talks. Allied garrisons in the cities stood at ruu alert. The presidential palace in Saigon became a miHtary bastion with 400 South Vietnam rangers nested at the marble mansion to defend against the Red legions which. alUed intelligence sources said will strike soon. The Stratofortresses dropped hundreds of tons of bombs on the guerrUJa routes toward the eitles. Terrorists Strike In Saigon's Cholon district, mangled in two previous Communist strikes this year, a pair ot teen-age girl terrorists JLLY S, l ed rate war the LouisviU ' ket Co. and · TRADtnOIJN.LY THE. ROLE Of 11-\E MALE /M 1141~ SOCIETY I-lA'S. ALWAYS BEEN ClEARLY DE.m..JED ... ki II off the 1 Line of Wh much anxiety ' ' ~ Bomb Saigon Routes ago this tno ' ,-• - :: ,- ' .. . 1.:· ,:: ,_., .,, ~ lllmid through Tuesday with ~<I!· tered afternoon and oven!ngthun- olerlhowers. 11181>tocla.vuJ1101'601 tonlslot mid and lower 90o, Low 601ii to low 70s. FJVE CENTS ' ' ' I '' Weather Partly elou<lf, oontlnued •arm, ' .--< MONDAY, JULY 15, 1968 ·, ' • /};>voted To The lnteretolo Of The Meiwt- MUJ!OII Area ~~- - ·' • at y a • i>,'S. AGGRE:-S'S.IVE, S~G. \.VILLFUL, DECI~IVE: AI-JD DOMiiUMJT. •. THE MALE. AlWAYS TAKE'& THE /IJITIATIVE Al\JD C44ASES ll-\E FEMALE I THE Ff.Mi\1.£ WITH 11E.R ~ES DEl!CA1ELY AVERTED, FtAYS 11-\E GA/-.1£ BY: .. ' Tl-\6 BEEf\) '.;----___, !XMURELY KE:EPIIUG JUST A FEW 11\IJlf\LIZIIJG .:SlERS 11-J FROIJT OF HIM I I THAT'S WHY MOIVIQUe AfJD I HAVE WCI-I A HEALlHY R.ElAllO\lSHIP! W[VE 5£EIJ !X>IIJG THAT FOR YEARS .1 • shot to death a guerrlJia who had detected. l!,S. Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford was in the capital Prepllring tor President Ngqyen Van Tbieu's meeting next weekend with President Joonsoo in Honolulu- a session Thleu called partly becauoe of lhe Viet Cong drive expected to hit the clties. Near Hue, South VIetnam forces &mday grabbed 1,000 rockets and 90,000 automatic rille bullets apparently Intended for another blow at the northern Hue and other cities fail to Soviet Troops Resume Retreat from Prague 881) allied will and trigger public pro-Communist risings. Trying to cripple Communist supply lines, American Jet flgher-bombers &mday new 121 mJsslons against North Vietnam's soothern panhandle, hitting six bridges, three warehouses, 16 gun sites, 12 supply boats and 44 trucks, No U.S. planes were reported lost. Discover Dynamite In Saigon, police combing the Cholon area for guerrillas found 15 sticks of dynamite hidden in a basket outside a house. Sixteen miles from the city the Viet Cong shelled the Luc costal clcy hacked by a 26-<133 guerrllla inva.'llon in March. Near Saigon they seized hidden caches of mach.ineguns, mortar supply bridge but did no and artillery shells, plus gre- damage. Earlier their shells nades, rockets, bullets and 1,125 had knocked down bits of the stick ol TNT. span. Czecks Seem Safe in Break from Bloc Line FORD R, MORROW PARKEHSBURG - Ford R, Morrow of RavenswOOd, retir- COLUMBUS (UPI) - fedor. s1 Mediator H. J. Montoney ""s to mOOt with two unioos t h I s week to trytoendtheelectrical _workers two - week strike -against the Oh.lo Power Co. Montooey is to meet withol!lcials of the Utillt,y Workers Children Injured in PH AGUE (UPO - The Czech news agency (CTK) said today Soviet lroops had resumed moving out of Czechoslovakia. The anUnion at ste'ubenviiJe TueSday oouncement eased the developing crisis in relations between CzechIng eastern regional public af. and of the International Brothoslovakia and other members of the East European bloc, fairs director for K a i s e r erhood of Electrical Workers Czecl1 government and political sources reported earlier the wittlat Zanesville Thursday. Aluminum & Chemical Corp., drawal or Russian troops in Czechoslovakia for Warsaw Pact troop In London, the Communist has been named vice president Cllftord arrived &m.day night maneu\·ers last month had halted over the weekend, ostensibly besources said Haooi may well just before B52s began their of The Commercial Banking & Two accidents, one resulting cause of heavy tourist traffic. decide whether to really nego- pounding of guerrilla areas near Trust Company here. lie will In minor 11\iurles being sul!ered CTK said some Soviet troops moved out o( the country during tiate in the deadlocked Paris the city, by young children, were investihead the marketingactivitiesof the night and that more were expected to leave today, Until then, talks if new assaults on 8ai~n. gated &mcJay by Meigs Councy the bank, including the direcwitnesses at the border said only three Soviet jeeps had crossed tion of public relations, adverSheriff Robert c. Ha.rt.eOOach's back into East German•,; durinli!' the oast 48 hours. tising and industrial developdepartment. The CTK statement said ment activities. Authorities said a car driven "another unit" had crossed into several hours. No reason was OHIO FIVE-DAY FOHECAST by BettJr Joyce Abels, 34, Rt. East GermaOJ at the Cinovec~ gjven. ~ By United Press International 1, Long Bottom, oo the DeWitts Zinnwald crossing during the A clue to the importance of Temperatures in Ohio will Ron road, 1.3 miles south of night and ''three more &>viet the Warsaw meeting came in Eight pel-sons forfeited bonds be above normal during the columns also crossed the the Polish armed force-s news- and two others were fined Satur- . Route 124, was reportedly lorcfive - day period Tuesday Czechoslovak-Poland border at paper Zolnierz Wllnosci which day night in the court of Pome- ed oft the road by a vehicle travthrough saturday. eling In the opposite direction . Beloves near Nacbod during the called Cz echoslovakia a "bas~ roy Ma.yor Charles Legar., . Daytime highs wiU average The Abels' 1966 model a u to night." Roy Rowe, RD, Racine, was By United Press International Uon" of the Warsaw Pact in the upper 80s and low 90s, struck an embankment causing "Further Soviet troops are defense system and said this is fined $10 and costs on a reck.NEW YORK - POLICE TODAY DISMANTLED a bomb dangling and the lows at night in the medium damage to the ear, and expected to cross over into why Poland cannot be "indiffer- less operation charge and James in a shOpping bag from the front door handle of the French National ~per 60s and low 70s. Karen &le Abels, 9, sustained Poland today at the same ent to Czechoslovakia's desti~ Davis, Reedsville, $10 and costs Tourist Ofi'ice only two minutes before it was set to explOOe. Quite warm and humid Tues-a right leg Injury and Eliza. border crossing," it said. ny," lor speeding. The exvloslve apparently was lntended to be another in a series By United Press International day and WedneJ:~daJ, turning beth Abels, 7, a lip laceration. Political observers had be~ The Rus.sJan troops estimated Bonds were forfeited by DOnof polidcal bombiJVs that began in New York April 22. Since then A good weekend ror that drive cooler Thursday and Friday. No arrests were reported !rom six diplomatic missions on national tourist ofnces of nations tradin the coontry it was. But, the lieved the troop withdrawal was at 25,000 men entered Czecho- ald Shepard, Jr,, Columbus, $1.5 Precipitation will total o n e the 10 a.m. accident. illC with Communist Cuba have been bombed. l>olice sources sus-20 persons who died in traffic halted pending outcome of a slovakia last month for Warsaw for improper passing at an inhalf to about one inch JocaJly, The other mishap, at 6 a.m., pect anti-Communist, antl-Castro Cubans are responsible, accidents overshadowed it with Warsaw meeting underway be-- Pact maneuvers. About 18,000 tersection; Barney Baker, Athin showers and thundershowoccurred on Route 124, 1.2 miles tween &wiet leaders and such remain and their promised ens, $15, detective mutner; trageey. ers, becoming more numereast of Langsville, where a car After weekends or multiple loyal East bloc members as withdrawal starting Saturday Franklin Jones, Point Pleasant, ous after mid-week. driven by Lesle Lee Wise, 21, PARIS - THE NORTH VIETNAMESE today said there has been drownings, there were only three · East German,y, Poland, Bulga- was halted, ostensibly because $15, defective exhaust; Dewey Rt. 1, Langsville, was demolishno progress in Vietnam tAlks with the United States and there Is no this past weekend, while there ria, and Hungary, Maverick of the heavy weekehd tourist McGore, Rutland, $18.70 for ed. Wise said he was forced d sign of hope there will be an,y way out of the two-month~ld deadlock. was ·one fire death and one oth - C7.ech0slovakia, Rumania and traffic at the border. OnJy three opeedlng; Dooald Miller, Galli. 14 The tact is thlt up to this hour, the official talks have made polls, $25, passingonyeUow line; the highway into a dl.tch when a er accidental death, which push - Yugoslavia were notably absent. jeeps crossed today. no .Progress, they have ROt moved an -nch arwj there is no glimmer Official publications In RumaThe Russians were so Larry Perkins, 011 ~rings, Ky., car corning In the oppoaitedlrecthe overall total to 25 per. of hope," .Npyen Than& Le, North Violnlnt dole&t'iron~m..~spukes· nia and Yuaos~via tod<Q' alarmed b.y the recent indepen~ $15, detective exhaust; Ray Men- tl.on came over a hillcrest on 1· '· "'1' I lj man, told a newa conference • . The Ufl . Ohio Highwa,y Pa- crlti1ized the ~ cOntinued pre- rlence poUctes of CzechoSlova- denhall, Wlnoton-Salem, N. C., the ·tmlog stole of the road. No Injuries or arrests were reporttrol count began at 6 p.m. Fri- sence of the Russian troops as kia's more liberal Communist $50, reckless operation, and Roned, BOSTON, MASS. - A LEADING SOUTH KOHEAN journalist day and ended at midnight S.m- interference ' in the internal regime they sent Premier nie Gulnther, $25, giving false belteves international pressure, not a U. S. apology as predicted, day. Tragedies in SE Ohio in- affairs or another Communist Alexei Kosygln, party leader information to an officer. will return the U, S. S. Pueblo and Its creW b-orn North Korea. Kim state. Both have been increa- Leonid L Brezhnev ijnd Prescluded: M.Yu-Wham, director of the Korean chapt!J' otthe International Press ident Nlkolaj Podgorn,y to McConnellsville: Ron a I d Singly independent of Moscow. Institute, was referring to a predictiln by Ohio Sen. Stephen M. The Czech news agency had Warsaw. As they met in Swartz, 22, Columbus, drowned COLUMBUS (UPD - Some in Muskingum River Saturday, promised an important an- Warsaw "Russian's go home" Young, who said Friday that the U. S. would apologize for intruding into North Korean waters and pay $100 million by the end of August 8, 000 members of' the Ohio beiliU! appearing In Zanesville: Richard E. Gold- nouncement for 1 p.m. (8 a.m. al~ s American Legion here ended for release of the crewmen. smith, 35, Rt. 2, Zanesville, EDT) but it was withheld for Prague. K,yu-Wham said the United States uUI never accomplish the re- their convention &lnday arter a killed when his car crashed on lease of the Ship by negotiating directly with North Korea or by of· business meeting at which next Ohio 555, three miles south or Ralph Emerson Francis, about Eugene Deskins, 30, Langsyear's officers were announced. here, and at Waverly, Charles terlng a ransom. 53, died this morning at his ville Route 1, was given a one Roger Munson of (2116 Miami Evans, 32, of Waverly, died when residence at 140 Cole-St., Mid- to 20 year sentence by t h e Rtl) Euc!Jd, was e lected comMONTREAL - THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY reopened today dleport, or an apparent self~in­ Meigs County common pleas thrown from his motorcycle on PRINCETON, N.J. (UPO -A segments of the population ending a costly strike which trapped nearly 100 ships in the water· mander; Arthur Euler, RR 4, U. S. 23 ncar here, both Sunday. flicted .22 cal . gunshot wound court late Monday mC1rning oo Gallup poll Sunday showed polled by the American Institute way for 24 day!l, some 1,300 Seaway workers Sunday ratified a new Bowling Green, 1st vice com~ in the head. Francis was dead charges of manelaughter. Slt)port for third party pres- of Public Opinion in l>rincet.on, mander; Roger Smith, RFD, contra,ct reached atter two days of Intensive bargainJng between on arrival ol the Middleport E-R Deskins was arrested April 4 Idential aspirant George C. N.J. The largest increase for squad. the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Work- Ashville, 2nd vice commander; tollowing the death of 30-yearWallace has nearly doubled in Wal1ace came from those with Charles Green, Warren, treasers Union and the C&nadl1n seaway Authority. The deceased was taken to Fo- old Avel Harvey, near Dexter, the last three months. urer; and Fr. John Kempf of only grade school education and glesong Funeral llome in Mason, who died ln Holzer Hospital that A big black alli white ore and grain carrier, the Quebecois, According to the poU, 16 per those employed in clerical or was th<• first vessel to Inch through the ftood-llghted st. Lambert (3. Gabriel's Church) Colum~ W. Va., where arrangements evening, He allegedly died of bus, chaplain. cent of American voters Ca\·or sales occupations. locks here. The 730-foot lake ship under the command of Clpt John were pending late this morning, knife wounds in the abdomen. The 1200 delegates to the conOhio &ate Highway Patrol the former Alabama go\'ernor Of those people who preferred Gratton, carried a cargo of iron ore bound for Lake Erie ports. Meigs County Coroner Henry During the initial investigation, vention approved tour major Driver Examiners will begin testover Vice President Hubert H. Wallace in the opinion poll, 70 Ewing, Middleport Pollee Chief it was reported that Harvey had HOUSTON - JOE R. POOL, Jl.TEX., member of the Hoose resolutions. They opposed regls- ing motorcyclists on July 1!J for Hw!lphrey and Richarcl M. per cent disapproved with the Herbert Gilkey and 9lerlff Rob- interceded in a domestic situaCommittee an Un-American Activities OIUAC) and opponent of all tratl.oo of firearms but favored licenses Galllpolis Post Com- Nixo~ompared to 9 per cent in way in which President Johnson ert C, Hartenbach con<klcted 1he tion involving Mr. and Mrs. Desis harv;lling his job, as compared investigation. thlngs Communist, <'OUapsed and <tied SUI'llay of a heart attack at seeking state legislation calling mander Sergeant P. D. McCree~ an Avril 8urvey, kins at the Deskins home. Harfor a mandaLOry !S-year sen- dy armounced today. Support for Wallace has with 47 per cent in polls taken lntern~tional Airport. He was :17, vey was taken to Holzer HospitMEIGS GENERAL HOSPJT AL increased0 in each. ol the major of the nation as a whole. The testing will be done by Pool, who stood under 5-feet-7 and weighed well ewer 200 tence, without right of J)ai'Oie Saturday Admission - Frank al by Deskins in a private auto or pardon, on a person com. appointment mly at Meigs state pounds, was likable, jovial, and down to earth. ' following the stabbing. llalllday, RuUand, lllgh Garage on Fridays. InterHe was direct In h.ls Ukes and diaUkes, His greatest fame - or mltlng a crime with a gun. Saturda,y Discharge - EmerLegi.OI'Ulairt-s opposed rebun ested persons are asked to call notoriety - came Crom the controversial anti-Communist cmnml~ son Hayes. to Japan of Pacific Islands 992-2397 to schedule appointtee arxl trom his hrlwklsh views on the Vietnam War. FARMERS ESCAPE GAUOJi:S Gallipolis, ll,9 Admissions - None. &inday taken during World War n. ments. HONG KONG (UPU - Police and 12.2• running 3 feet of rollSunday Discharges - None. According to h.lghwa,y satecy LO~'DON - RUSSIA WANTS MISSILE PARITY with the United They also called on Congress said five Chinese farmers swam ers; Pt.. ' Pleasant, 23.80; PomeStates to form the basis fOr an.r moratorium oo defr.msi ve and offerr- to rescind a recent law placing legislati(ln passed by the 107th LODGE TO MEET roy-MasliD, out; Hinton, 1.00 ris- tn Hong Kong tod33 from Tal on M.onsome national holidays General Assembly, all Ohio mosive rockets, diplomatic sources aaid today. The United states has A special meetlngof Lodge 461, RUTLAND - Worley R a y Pang Wan commune in Commu. torcycUsts must possess li- Ing; Kailawha Falls, 3,10 lalla considenble lead over Russia tn rockets at present, even though ds.r' F&t\M, will be held Tuesday, Reeves, 17, Main !l., died at '' 17.85, London, nlst China. Seven others escap~ They decided to hold the censes by January 1, 1969, in · Jng; Chlrleoton, Moscow has lately narrowed the gap. July 16, at i:30 p.m. for work eel Communist China by swimhis residenee &anda.y morni~ . Marmet : .'and Winfield, a"re on Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin had otfered to negotiate Um- 1969 state convention at Clove- order to drive motorcycles on the sill. · in the master mason degree, Re~ ming on &mday, Mr. Reeves was bam August ltations on antimissile detenses and offensive rockets with the land llDII the 1970 gathering at sb'oets and hlghw'~''· fresh.metlts will be served. 2, 1890 In HarrlsonvUJe, the '-There are two types of moUn.fted States, A date &00 place for these talks Is now being ar· Clnclmatl, son of the late Alonzo and Mar1 torcycle Hoonses," Sgt. McCree~ ranged. But the Russians have hept ottlclal silence so far on termJJ garet Reeves. He was a veterdy said. urbose who have neVer for such an arrangement -- term .a which Presidelt Johnson has been an 0( World Wu .I, and_ spent urgtr~g them since last year to define. bad a license to drive any ve... his life in Meigs County u a hh:le must take a vl.sJm test, :::·:::::::::::::::o:::::;:::::H~:=:=:=::::;:::;):::::::::;::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:::::::·:::::::·:·::::::::::::::::::l:l:l::· farmer and coal miner. By Uni.,d Press International a written examJnation and a road WASHINGTON lUPO - The Post Office Department anHe was al.!JO preeedec:t ln death se.nta•,a post offlce . probably test. II he passes, he receives nounced today the following small town offices will be closed by a son. MerrUi me daughter, will be closed thls year, Kids a license restricting him to the by the end ol August, Aroole, a brother, and a &Iller. can thailk a green giant wOO is use or motorcycles, no other ' JIn the CinciMati Region, effective Aug. 2, were Edenton, He is survived by his ""e. not so jQIJy-lnoney, The Racine emerguncy squad hlcle." Clermont Count;y; Farmer, Defiance Countyi Fultonham, MusMargaret; three daughters, Mrs• The limquncement Fr'ktay by was sununoned Slndl)' at 8:10 Thoee who have operator' I or k:lngum County; Graysville, Monroe Countyi Robbins, Pike Dorothea Salhaney, We• Brldp p.m. to near tho Erneot Wingett chauffeur•• Ucenses must appJ,y l>ostmaatlr General Marvin County; StlUwater, Tuscarawas COunty, ancl Winkle, Highlalll Watera, Mass.; Mrs. FQ"e Hamresidence lor 12-year-old Rob. for a motorcyclf', -.endorse- Watson that 347 smi)J townJlost COunty, mond, Pataskala, Ohio, and Mra. ert Sellara who waalnJLlredwhen ment, n Which re~lres only a olnces wiH be closed by the onc1 Olftces to be closed by ~ug, 30 included: Antioch, Monroe Murl Jololson, Colambua; a son, of Augulit bas touched oO' a cry he lost control ct hla bicycle road toot. County; Broadway, Union County, and Collinsville, Butler Arthur, at home; oneallter,Oma or protest that will reach WASHINGTON CUPO - If 11oe stale llepariJolril re- and wia thrown ID the pavement, County. Grimm, 1\farl..U., IDIIIl ll'andCongress, a United Preaa He BUIIIalned ~ . laceration of you're Nally determined. tQ see stricts travel ' to ~loa by ::::::~:::::.::::t::;:}:::::::::::~::::::::::~:;;;;;::;:::-.~:::::::::::!::::~:::::~::::::::~::~"!:::;;:::::::~:::;::~:...~:·:::.:::.%.~~ children. International survey shows. BALL VJSn'S ti-e bright llghlo of Hava111, the Americana, but tf go ydb must, the scalp, abrasJons over the cities thlo summer, and pions to Mrs. William Freda, the FunenJ oervleu will be bold JERUSALEM (UP0 George United Stat01 gover1111ent Ia It would preltr )'Oil fiJI Cubot11, tell eye and sloouldor. He wao eliminate Saturday cicy home Santi postmistress, called Wat- Weotoeeday at 2 p.m. at 1 b 0 Watson said the closing of 250 tl')'lJJi to get 1 message acrou Bq1 the mesaqe hao not taken to VeteraDI Memorlallloo- s.ll, U. S. IIM>aosador to the deltverlea in the tall. son's on:t:er a "tragedy.'' Martin Puberal Home in· 1 tUilteol Natloos, arrived !lmday lourth clllss post ofllces oo Aog. 1 ' to )'Oil: goltoll llcroo~~o Ia th• ~h ~ears plu.J by the llllllld, treated, and Postmaoters and poobnlotresLast Christmas Mrs. Freda land. The Rev. Cbeat<lr LamJ.,. niltht for Ialka wit~ Jaraelllead. 2, and or 97 on Aug. 30 was roloued. ' It is not necessary to olnce Fidel CUtro CIIIIO to sea ol smoll town post otllce worked nighls lnsweriJW ohU~ , will ofllelate. llurll1 will ... In en to help determine made ~essary by COngress' commandeer an airliner with a p-r, 11 pero~ have clooseil , are "' In arms about the ren and teUtne them to behove. ''Wells cemorery, Gr-._~. stand on the Middle Eut "rlslo.. orders to cut Post OMce Thei'e lsan easier WI$. the aun rOllle ID 'Ha~ and alt closl"8s. Every postmaster befc,-o hor leo• will be ~.If 'Rtlt. VOORHIS DIE.~ Accidents 8 Forfeit Cash Bond News ... in Briefs 20 Die on Weekend Munson Elected By Legion e<\ Deskins Gets Ralph Francis of Middleport Dies 1-20 Years Wallace Making Advances Cycle Exams Begin July 19 CLEANI~MY IV!I TESTING fOR COMFORt, ~· EASE OF SEA.T SO'S · · ON \'OIJR .SI(IJLL. ·IT'LL. · SET RJ:AL. NEA.T,! ME'S dOT .IT IMHT UPON lOPFIII. HIS HMDf Rivet Gauges Worley Reeves Dies on Sundav • ., Santa's PO to he Closed 12· Year-Old Hurt Warren : Quality ... NOW WAND IT . OVER 'FORE I KICK VOUR lEE I~ IN! ~ WELL '100 . Fly Cubana Says State Department BETTER ,.MAI<J:.·IT ~ See us . 'II of our ""' we've got with the h priced to worth ow1 Putt In Cycle Accident u. s. awl. . ' . ,• . ' . '- • I \ I, I ' \' .. . .. ~ ' ' '. i, ' . -. ' yoo · All need do lo fiJI. to bu\ three ol them mode IL NEW MILFORD, Como, (UPJ) Meldco CIIY (.....,ay fare from 11oero were looJr bljaoklngl In - Funerll oervteeowlll be belcl Waohi!Wlon: •121 tourist <1111) 1961 and oneln 1965. SO f¥ this Tuesday !or Welltbrook v a n llDII tJ.y fr..., Mexico .Clt;y to year tbero ', !lave bileil 12 Voorhis, knolm to mUJions ctraHavana (C~oa AI r U~ eo, lncldento lnvoiVtne n.. U.S. and cllo ll~eqotl ai tho .v olet.of tl)o 418Jota -ays, Wednti~& two Latin Amer1011n o:ommer- llfarch ol Time, V.IIIVoorhlocllod' alii! Frlcla,)'a, ........, elllolrlillers and Ove<prlnte or Slitllnlay In ~o;' l!lltord IIOII)It, ' tooorllto claai). · II at the age tt h·! (CCIIII!IIO(I 011 8) rar,,,., ,ao ·., ' I • C • GUN CONTROL MANILA (UPO - President F-...o! E, Mareoa &aid &uo·clay 1-e Wants allllrearma 1n the , Pl\111,1111nei oolleeteol beeauae !ll4lf ll't the "blael\ atuinbllng blook"· In hi& antl-<:1-iine campo!Jn, ' · \i Department Oll1>10)11lent to the level of .hine 30, 1966. Thlo meent 83,238 posiUoos would loave · to , be eUmilllled. WolsQII sold the closings could be stoi>Pod only b.Y Co~••• rosol\lO(ne Its o!)ler to·econom1-.. lilo d•lment llao Ia doriall~ wee~ servl"" In Tlke Slinta, Idaho, ~'here Wllt.an Is being tilt •• Scrooge, It would be eosy to tab Slinta - thero ll'e only 50 pen0111 to Ita name. But mU11011$ ol children In 60 yearo hive mailed thilr Chris~ r«i<M!&to fr<ln across the oatloo to Santa. -n hlo done the same. Helpeta llltld Amerleon ~ Plilt H,1. · fr<ln have written le~ra. Frltutla lllll call ~'l)ol. "I (Jitend to write POatmU• ...,, •"~~ ' · ' General Wataon 1 leiter · ~ . ~ ....... he lllll not be IWIN Of •LOCAL tba lrl&oob' he's . ' Ald. "11oe children ~~!out the relllllofr · Santo. 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