https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3b516a573e2ddf90646b0f58334ce0cf.pdf e673cb88129ed4698c235618b44cfa46 PDF Text Text ' ' ' . . . ~· ~..........•,:.. ; . . ...... " ' ~ ;.:"''·:·····:,•:-:.;-·,~~-;-;·:·~~:~~::::::·:-:-:·:·:·:o·. ~·-·.· .·.• . l M'rflry Sauer Hosts ' ' ' ' I Given to Club MOND,\Y HEWLAH MEETING, DAV cn by Opal D)cr when the Little Monday; dinner, ti::lU, Vietnam Leading Ladies -HI Club met reand Korl.!an veterans welcome· cent!) at the hom(' oO.-Irs . w. R .Jacob Turnet·, commaJkler. ' Hayes, a leader. BETHEL 62, International Or. Other featur~s of the meeting der of Jobs Daugl1ters, 7:30 Monlllcluded a di 3pla) of bean bap:s day night at the Pomeroy MasOfloo ~~d~ by" memlJl•rs taki ng the t lnpper project, Elaine Hams· burg exhibited a l'ushion whi c h she had madt' for her home ru1 • ni ~hing s project. HuH•htson pres ided at !he wilh member s respond~ mg to roll eall with information on a famous Ohioian. J o' Sauer ~ed i n game s and re fre~hment s mcluded a ~ -H rake provided b Regina !Iarri son. ~ Jo~ ~ecting • I { I ~~SON DRIVE· IN TOt\H;!!T &. I U ::SUA\ o\l Gt ST I ~ . 13 ',,\ ic Tem,:le. salon 710pi cMr s, Iva P<M~ ell, 6:30p.m. Monda}. Meat will be providt->d; members are to take a covered di sh. Dues arc paJable. . Mr::U_;s t'OllNT\ nH' at the home of 'I'll ESil.\ Y Chamberlain Yvette Mimieux " JOY IN THE MOR~1 NG " Ri~:hard j Slumber Porly Mary Ruth Sauer, .daughter. ot Mr. and Mn. tlarold Sauer enlerlalned reeenlly wllha slu.;,.,.r party, at her MlddiO]»rl, Boote 1 home. ' The SrouP bed a late supper and then bnmch the following mornLng. Dlvertdons included swimming and recorded music. Guests were Pam Eshenauer Gallipolis; Roxanna PatterSOO: Rutland, and Linda ~Jres, Lani Ross, and Cathy ~ulding all d. Cheshire. ' TONIGIIT. AlGCS T 12 CLOSED AND TUESDA) AUGl'ST 18 - 19 • 20 Oolm Huston's) GOLDEN EYE" . . (Technicolor) Ehz. Tay lor • Marlon Brand o Buggecnn a Rug Chiller DIUer s Shutter Bug FRIDAY TIIRl' TUESDAY AVGVSl 23 . 27 ' .,,'"' ' '' " VA LLEY OF THE DOL LS" (Tethnioolor) ~arbara Parkins - Patty Duke COLORCAR TOONS, Goo:! Neighbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 P, ~t In Reynoldsburg ' I •• Es fher Bell Boggess MR. AND MRS. are announcina the 0 CHARLES A. Boggess, Racine. Route 2 •., ngagement and •"'""' · • their daughter, Esther Bell ...,..,.roachmg marriqe or Mr. and Mrs. James H ~r ~ftKenneth Paul Lee, soo or wedding ls planned. ' on, W. Va. A September u:e :.· :-:;:: :-:···· ·. :.; :.·.·. .. :-:·: ::·· .;.;.;.;.;.·.;.·.;.;.;.;.; ..;.: Being Announced ' Middleport.. . j (HOSPITAL NEWS Personal Notes,' mg . HOL ZER nosPITAL .• visit2-4 and 7·8 p. rn. ParMr. and Mrs. Harry s. Moore Jr. of Ashland, Ky. were week~ end guests of Mr. an'd Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sr. Mrs. Carolyn Bradford a n d daughters, Dana and Leslie of Own liiii, Md. arrived Saiur. day for a 10-day visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Wallact! Bradtord. The family was brought here by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theiss or Cheryl Virginia. p~tal. 91c weighed six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents ar~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8eilars of Portland and Mr. and Mrs . Wal ter White of Pomeroy. Roanoke, \I a, f'o'lr. Thelsli re- turned there &~nday but Mrs Theiss remained for '8 vlsit her ,.,ister, Mrs. Thelma Lytle and family or Pomeroy. . Mrs. Wallace Bradford spent fiVe days in COMeaut with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. AI Clemson and sons, Todd and Sean. Mr. Bradford dro\·e to COnneaul for her. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy. were recent guests in Athens with Dr. and Mrs. r red Luchs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael ~lth of Ann Arbor, MJch. , the former Jane Luchs, were visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrt. Ernest Jones and children, Carol Jean and Kenny, or Columbus were week· end guests of Mrs . .!lanley Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sr. , Middleport. Mrs. Cedric Clark len Fri day for Newport, R. 1. for a visit with her daughter Mrs Peter F. Klein, and family.~~ was taken to the Charleston air. port by William Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. F..rnest Whitehead and daughters Jean Jane and Juli, have spe~t the' week campi~ at Royal Oak Park. They were JOined for the weekend by Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, whose with Plan Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by Evangeline Chapter, Order of th e Eastern Star' Aug. 23-24, in ~e basement or the Masonic f emple. Members with items to contribute wanting pickup serv. Ice are asked to conta<'t efther Mrs . Arlene Davis, 992-5178 Mildred Zeigler, 993-3434. , or Lynn Slllfll t dr a p1 ·.~ a(·elate anclt·ay• on < n ·pt' into a pant th11t rull~ ~ t'ntly into !iOfl P<U'tt!;ul fold~ ' 1 lh(· floor. T l'a med \\ttl! 1L ·• .lllHkhtnK tuck · in body ilhh'l wtth du ~ l · .~pnc·l'd LltltOnll and long. }JOtntr-d coiiM muk~>:t it w, "" 1 lf>Vk . ~h rob lil' to 11 1• h omto by J. Miller. • • • Put Sunshine in Hoir Mousy brown or dirty blonde, here '.s th~ easiest way to put sunshme m your hair a Add S capiul of peroXIde tO cup of baby shampoo and mix. R a by shampoo is recommended because a harsh sha~poo might contain in· gredu~ nt s that would react With t~e peroxide and cause the mixture to irritate your scalp. Work up a lather and all!)w 1t to remain on your hair for 10 minutes, then wash as usual and rinse thoroughly wit~ warm water. l'or rurther lightening you can add the juice or half a lemon to the final rinse water a.nd dry your hair in the sun ~~ Th~re will be no drastic m halr color- just 8 · and brighter shine. · ~rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SBUer, went out picnic. 9.1......... ,...., 10 r • Langsville AUGUST 13-17 News Notes for Men with Man-sized Jobs ser is now preaching at the La viii e c huf't·h. Everyone is invlt,.. ~s- ed. Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and spent two weeks here car· ing tor her mother who had sur~ gery at Holzer Hoepltal. She ls now at home much lrq,roved. Mrs. Ronald Wright aB:l son Danny, spent a week visiting h~ parents, Mr. aOO Mrs , Bru ce M . orns and sister Mrs Judy Lloyd. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr aOO son, Shawn, oak Hill, 0,, were Sunday guests of his parents Mr Outsole rs super grarn glove leather. cushion Cush ion ' non, -markrn£ neoprene · rn so e rs fully • wrth Swqat -res rstanl prgski Q wrapped strap . Deluxe . Ta slan lace~ Hu•c,k-on pull tng counte r · ee -support- and Mrs. Alpha Barr. • • The LadiesCircleoftheLarca· aH R~ Cedar boot w1th 5 ~ Vam~ is lin:·~~:~ g;~lrln o•l .tanned leathers. Heavy-duty crall select TAKE THE FAMILY! 24.99 ville Church gave a dooble show~ e~ honorh-w Mrs. Richard Junior f·etl.y 8IXI Mrs. Larry Fetty on July 20 at the hllowat1> room. The girls received many nJce gjfta. Games were played arwJ re.rreshments of cake, Ice cream and pupch were l!lerved. Wade !Iampton of Lings ville 11. D. I died II Holzer llOfllitaL lie is sun1ved b)' se\'oyJ chlldr.e Mro. Barbara Garilnor died Bober lf<lspltal recently Mr Gardner lived at LlttQovlile r! man,y years and reared her ram. lly here. She Is survived by ooe ~ I . hou~s ents onl.Y on Pediatrh:s Ward. · ADMISSIONS Mrs. Morris L. Hogan, 856 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Carroll R. Carmichael, 44 Locust St.; Mrs. John W· Brogan, Jr., Rt. 1. Vin. t~n; Mrs. Jessie A. Kh'€, Lower Rive~ Rd.; Grover Sheets, Rt. J, Patrwt; Dempsey l O'DeiJ, Rt.l Northup Stephanie A. oarnbrough, Lower River Rd.; Mary A. !lash, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. J_ame s D. ~encer, GaUipolis I· erry; Mrs. Stephen J. Moore, Rl 2, Leon; Mrs. Loyd D. Moore, New HaVl.~n; Mrs. John M, Rich~rdson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Har. ry E. Clark, Itt. 2 PDI1\eroy; Mrs. Darm~· Bowers, Pomeroy; Mrs. Donme L. Arthur, Wellston: Mrs. Kenneth L. Dement, RL 2 Jackson; Mrs. Earl 0. Nichols. Rt. 1 Londonderry; Mrs. Larry Stevens, Coal Grove; Mrs. Britton B. Barlow, Coal Grove; Arthur Johnson, Troy; Ernest s. Denny Rl 2 Wellston; Donald W. ton, llamden; Edwin A. Hout, eo. lumbu s; Elmer R. McCarty, C~ lumbus; PaW T. Wood. Ironton· William H. Smith, Davin 1 W Va.: Jefferson S. Baker, Heber J, Lucas, Miss lth Grubb, Ironton; Ralph N. ChrlShan, Wellston; Mrs, Char· le s E. Jenkins, Jackson· Ken. neth E. Mossman, HL 3 AuJiny· Donald G. Collins, Athens and Mrs. Ear.nest T. Brown, Wellston. BIRTIIS Mrs. Carroll R. Carmichael 44 Locust Sl, daughter, 6:49 ~ Bar~ ~rs. ?· . m. G all~I,Y: ~ '· k~c~~ ' By POLLY CRAMER ,\UUa lhe nun, one ol tbo greate•t or too barbarian rulers "and the scourge of the Roman Empire, died in his ateep In 453 d A, D., tho' nigtlt alter bls mar . r~lll' lo a yoong girl. I < LOWI tAIIII&hlln ,lhl enttn~ .}v·., .•. , Now You Know w~tlt~r on Wednesday. / FIVE €E/'ITS TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, I\ •• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT,, OHJO ------------------------~--~~--~~~~~;_------~---' ! Humphrey Men Win Ohio Parliame:... RICHARD E. UGHTNER Uf,l Slaleoo•oe Reporter ' W!-IIMI!US (UP[) - Sql,.pOi'ters of Vlce President Hu· bei1 H, HLUJQ)hrey won a four~ , 1\wr parliamentary blltle tud8Y 1o pt a head count of lhe Ohio deleiii~B . as to the Democratic NaUonal ConvenUon. However, political observers t }elt ,l\e may have lost votes b)' : "f.or_c~ lbe delegation 1o vote ·~l.l- prlor to die Chicago convention •· wblcb atarts later thls month. Humphrey won 58\\ ollhe 115 votes opread over 128 delegates but prior to the caucus he was IIAml ftve on lhe agenda ..convention and as tar as he was Into trouble. II was a motion lo concerned the 11 delegatlon is not take a preferential vote 0(1 a eomnUtted to t!Je senator.,. prealdentlal candl&te. MiN a The blow-lly.l>!ow accounl o! motion to ame1'd dlat would the caucus was relayed to news-- have eliminated thai llelll wu men by delegates. Reporters defeated, the preferential vole were excluded rrom the meet.. was lefl standing. lng at \he suggestion of Stale Other Incidents Chairman Eugone P. (Petel Other Incidents were the QUioo O'Grady. ter of O'Grady as temPOraJ'1 The reports lndlealed lhe del· chatnnan b)' the election o! egate.s battled over every ltem Cuyahoga CoWtiy Chairman IJ· on lhe agenda - Including the bert Porter • a Humphrey .,.,_ adoption· ol 11\e agenda - and porter, and lhe dismissal ol the scorecard, as kept by new.. Cleveland attorney Holoard men, · showed ,Humphrey a conMetzenbaum, an early ~~ sistent wilmer. eaUmated to have 85 votes. U. S. Sen. EPgene J. McCarthy took the three votes he won in the prlmary. TWellQ'.seven votes were tal· lied as uncommitted to any can· dldate includlrt:: ravorite son, U. s. Sen. Stephen M. You~. One \'Cite was cast tor Young bul net b)' the senator. · Twenl)'· five ani a hal! votes were ab- sent. '-Name Not To Be Entered" One delegate, who uked not to be tdentifled, said Y~'s name would not be entered in I'Kllllination tor Pt:esident at the er o! the late Hobert F. Kennedy, trom the 'credentials com~ mlttee of the nati~ convention. Now believed lo be a &IIIIJIOfl.er or Mccarthy, MetzenbaUm was replaced by state sen. Mlnorlly Leader Frank W. King ol Toledo, also a a~orter of the vice president. MetzenbaliDl WIS named to the post by O'GradY· In what was the only reported compromise of the caucus, YOWlg, a s...,porter of McCU· thY, was elected chairman or the delegaUoo, with rormer state Chairman !dorton Ne)Jip or Toledo, a Humphrey ntan. being named '"auociate cltalr· ated lor lhe pos~ They will be elected at the con\'ention. Mrs. Gunsett ran into tromle man."' earlier this year and her withHumphre)'lte DrOll& Oul drawal was not a part of the It was a c(IIIIJromise in that - MccarlhY bltlle. Mayor George Twylord of ReY- Humphrey There were complaints trom noldsburg, a Humphrey s~port­ women aboUt her and as a re-o er, "dropped oot'' of the three- sult, part)' leaders said uagree way raee. Twyford Is lhl .-... on 1 candidate yoti like. and cently elected head of lbe we'll go aJong." Fronklin COOn!)' organization. The caucus was called by Natiooal ecnmJtteeman Por. O'Grady only after upressure" ter was reo-nomU.ted to that Crom the Humphrey camp, which poat but Helen Gunsett, nati~ wa11 maneuverll'll for a declara· a1 committeewoman since 1956, tion of s~ort before the co~ "withdrew" and Betty Jane BEAUTY BRIEFS Both Rituol of ry ••• Reynold• and Mrs. Earl Knight llllde up • committee !rom lhe Middleport Arntteur Gardeners whtch planned lhe beautl- WORKE.J_ OF THE CARPER NURSERIES, located ncar SbMie ore plan~ng new shrubbel'l' al lhe MlddleJMlrt Post orlice. Funds ·tOr lhe beout!Dcallon ollhe gmutda wore allotled b¥ lite tedenl governmenL Mrs. Grace Prall, Mrs. Pearl Ocal\011 progrant. Democrat Delegations Expecting Challenge~ News ••• in -Briefs b1 the meartlme, the uaocla. tion is awaWng word m a Farmer's Home Administration l.4Bn ond a poaslblo EconDIIllc Doveloplllenl Grant. Also discussed were several recommendalloos made by lhe FHA concerning the curent sYS· tern, which exlend& 94.6 lllilOS. n waa agreed lo meel Aug. 26, 1o make a oehedUie tD visit various communities along the oyslem In order to oxplalu the progres• being made and lo answer subscriber's queatlons. venllon. Earlier O'GndY had said there would be no cauctiJ until Chicago. AI one time, Porter · and Young agreed wilh o•GniiY there would be no caucus b&!ore Chieago. Bul Mccart~Q' sources sald reports that Humphrey , _ . t was ollppi!V forced the eaucus ami the belt was 14 turned on." "Heat Turned on" The pressure built "' and It continued MondaY as Lawrence (Larry) O'Brien, tormer postmaster e:eneral, huddled; ffith (continued o n - 8) Ill wllh Joe ma LATE ENTRANT in the race for the Democratic preoldenUal nomination io Sen. Georlt McGovern of South Dakota, who Ia aup· parled by tome of tbe lale Sen. Robert F. Keanedy'l key aldeR. CAPE llATTERAS, N, C. (UPD - Hurricane Dolly klcl<ed up _., - · [Jr oul in_ lhl AU antic IOdOY, JMlatng no immedlsle lhreal tD 1111 land areas. The lhlrd hurrl· cane bOasted peak winds <i 75 miles an ht:m' 1rlth gales exlendinl! 175 mUes in all dl· Clerk is $2,514 Short Says·St-ate- &aminer-.- the patrol for entrY on the deCOLUMBUS (UP[) - A stale femiants' arrest records. examiner's report today nanted . 11 ln most of these cases," ex· ' ' a former clerk or the Athens aminera said, "signed state-CIDCAGO OlPD - The Mlosl811ppi delegallon to lhe Dem~>­ Counll' Court In !lndlngs !or the ments cool!~ payment ard By Unlled Press lnlernallonal cradc Nati.onal Convention will be challenged by both Vice Presirecovery of $2,514:. PRAGUE - EAST GERMANY'S COMMUNIST chief Waller lll- dent Hubert H. HUIJ1)breyand Sen. Epgene J. MccarthY. forfeiture of bonds ba\'e been The audit, coverlng operarectJons from the center. obtained from the defendants." ·bl'tcbl left CzecboslovaldJt todaY alter talks wllh liberal C.echosFrom 1~ 1o 17 otate delegatio.. could be challenged, party o!· tions of the court trom Feb. 2, lovak Ieider• ln which bolh oldcs pledged lo lncreose trade and d&llclals estiJnated.for both candidate& Cor the oemocratlc,presidential 1953 through Dec. 31, 1967, ~okesmen creaoe trlcllon In lbe Eall Eurq~e bloc. named Jane Pancake and her • Vlbrlcbt and C.ecboalo.U Communist parcy chairman AleXOI>- oomtnaUon predicted Monday lhal a racially Integrated delegation bundsman, lhe Oltlo casualty cler llub<ek put on a p•blic • how oltrlendllneos that broke lhe chUI - 11 Mi&&i&B1Wi Loyalists" - wlllunseat the state's regular parcy Insurance Co. She was covered llQ apporent In lbelr dls<~~••lonl at Karlovy Vary In western czechodelegallon to lhe convention, which opens Aug. 26. b)' I $5,000 bond. Hellion said a group challengalovakiL Examiners. in a report to "1 fl8SUDtl this means white Ing lhe Uille Star Texas' dele., SANTIAGo, CHlU - THE ROMAN CATIIOUC Archbishop o! raclsla state Auditor Roger Cloud, said, will ill elsewhere wllh gation - ,.Texas Democrats ror "Numerous cases involving ' SallllQO,· flaul Solvo cardinal Henrlqpez, MonlllY ati>Pended nine their votes," Sen. Walter F. an ()pen ConVention" has Highway Patrol arrests were prlesta wb9 slaied a 12-heur al>-ln at a m•nlclpal cllhedral oa be- Mondale or Mlnnesola, cochair. charged lhal Negroeo, MexicanSAIGON (UP!) - U. S. and never ettered on the docket or SOUih v letnalll080 lrOOp8 IOdOY . ~ ~ 'l "l)t!CIIIe's ·struggle lor Uberotion." The cardinal Wd lhe man o1 lhl Unlled Democ:rata Americans and liberal DemocashbOOk. Fictitious case num· battled Vlel Cong soldiers in ATil ENS (UPl) - A tor....·:-11110111 Wild be eRective until lhe prlesls llalislaclory ex· fol· I[Wltpbfe)' - oald ala news crats have been "systematlcal- Greek arncy otncer lodal' atbers were usigned other cases, conference. the heaviest combat near Sal· plal'l'"l lhelr eOndtlcl. b' excluded" trom the reJU).ar m:l false entries regarding dis- goo in a month- Since ~, lelll(lled 1o blow up lhe car in Tom Beaton, in charge ol MeThe prloale. three llllll and uo ltDman calhollc laymen locked CHARLESI'ON, W, Va. (lll'l) deleplion. position of several cases were spokesmen said, lite allies ha\'e which Premier George Papado. ··lhl door• .o llbe 100.year-old chureh SundaY and lsoued a statement carlhy'o credential erranae· He said other challenges were poulos li8S riding lo Alben• !rom - Bepreoentallvoo ol milk markilled 146 Communists in lhree . ; ~lllclzi!W lhl dturcb 10 "e<li!IPr<lnlsed 1o weollh ond (lOWer" menta, predicted 12 .<lelegales llli!IOcted !or Georgia, Michigan, kellng erea ol lbe trl-stale re- noted." The report said money was his aeooldc vacallen villa, lhe would be ehallenged al Ute ...,. ·: pi pietellina lheachecltled vta!l of Pope Paul Vllo Bogota, ColomMeKmg Delta figbls. gion were to act Upon several ventlon - net all by McCarthy. Alabama, C<Innecllcut, WaBhinl!· ~~~eernment announced. papado- prOJIOsalS at a public hearlnK received by the court in some The fiercest clash erupled 20 1011 and Pennt!Yivsala. Challeng- pou1oa escaped wllhoul Injury bia, Aul· 22-114. cases arxl was not entered in miles soulhwest o! lhl capital Ho singled oul Mlulsslppl and es are possible for Mlonei(Jta, and lhe anempled ......in was hero Aug. '/:1. the caahbook &r distributed to between U. S. 9th Division sol'" ROCHEST£11, N.Y. - THE KU KLUX KLAN Monday lnotructed . laid Me!carthY•s camp hal ugh·Among lbe representatives In· Indiana, Oklahoma and North Car- captured. ~) the count)' aOO state. ~ xerox COrp. lo remove .a eopy machine trom lis Btrmiltgham, en IndicatiOn~ II will support a diers and 400 Viet Cong IIOier· vlted were lbose froiD Galllpohe sald. PapadopoUlos waa me ol lhe olina, In other cases, no entry "as challenge lo lbe Texas daloP· AIL, omee ~ouse o! Xerox's aponsoroh)JI ollhltelevlolonprollo, Portsmouth, Ohio. Charles- made on either the court dock· rlllao doe!li)' entrenched in bunk· in lhl miii,W'Y cooP o! leaders lion. ton. Hunllngton and Parkersburg, et of the cashbook, the report ers and tunnels, a wu communi• J· ·p-am "Of Black -tlea." AprU 1967 which eventuallY led • · · In a letler tD Xerox, bqlerlal Wlnrd Hobert M. Shelton or que sald. sbland, Ky. tD lbe Digiti or King eooatansaid. Fictitious numbers were .. United Klu!o ,or America, tnc., sald, "1bi• Is tD Inform you lhet · ,;the In 20 boors ~ llgbltng lltal were to aC!t upOD proUne. The Greek mooarch Oed assigned to these cases and the raged into today, the American .- ~ )". wish lhe xerox machlnoln this omce be picked 1111 a1 once. ''Wo Include the add!Uoo ~ Into eolt...Ue in [laly lasl De- JMl case rumbers transmitted to troops backed by dlvebombers cancelling the agreement becauae ollbe -IIY's InvolveGreenbriar and l'ocahOnlaS COUll• cember after an unsuccessfUl and belioopler gunships killed , •. ment in shoWirw t~~movie "Of Black America/' a prognm tel.hind closed doors 1o dlscull ollempl to oust lhe mllllan' re- lies in Wesl Vtrginla and RoW· W ASIINGTON (llPll Rep69 VIet Cong. U. S. spOkeamen aD and Cerler counties In Ken'~,y[aed bl'.lhl CBS neiWorl<, Sbellon olaled. · bow lht1 could help !n bls eamgime. said American units su!lered 15 1ucll)' in lho marketing area; / ;., DAYTON - THE DEj;IS[ON· BY A THREEJIJDGE panel on reoanlallvea ll voterono or· palp to wiD lho DemOCtaUc preoA JCIYernmenl spOkesman aald GAUGES Gallipolis, 12.2 killed and 30 """"ded in lhe lbe IIOmh Olii>IO!Ied 11 Papedo· lo provide lor a atngle Class I and !4.3 ronnlng 8 feel ol rollconaU1ullonallty of Dhl<! elecUon laws will walt. Adceloton enclorsedVIee Pre&· ldonllal nominaUon. rice ~ battling. L. Eldon Jame~ of Hamptoa, poidoo• cer [!Rised a polnl only price dlllerenllal lor lhe mar ccme alter are heard hero next Mondaylnlhe fdoDII!Uberl II. Htim[lhrt1 tor ers; Pt. Pleasant. 24.20; PomeThe series <i llgbls soulh ~ VL, a pasl nallllllal American a !"" mllea wtelda Athel\8- The kalina area; tD ellmlnale lhe IIUP· ,,.. George Wallace AmeriCIII [ndepandent parcy'o oult agalnlt lhe slate lhl preoldaaQ' Monda:r be<!&Ilse roy~Masm, 20.56; Hinton. 1.07 Ute clty emphasized lhe pre•· ply-demand adjustor; lo remove ,; ·and tJ»·ee ollta (Ojlexeeuli.Os. · one Ill lhem called hla Lell[m OIIIIIIJIIndOr, praised J>laat Wll beard in diJ-.m .•,.._ stand "lor a Jpot and honOrable H~I'IJ'o polllloa <111Vtelnam. lhe addlllonal charge ol 15 cents tailing; Kanawha Falls, 4.58 lall- ence of communist soldier& mear Albeaa. per !Jmdredwelgbt overlbeClasa lng; Charleston, 18.24 falling. the capital. apparently walling He Wd veteran• gr<lU118 - d . ; ·, SAN DIEGQ, CAIJF. ,- LEADERS OF RICHARD M. Nhon's peace· In Vlelnalll. ond Manne!, are on the for order& to launch a long .. bo orpnised in every stale and m price !Or milk Used Ia col- London preoldeallil cJD!Illign Intend 1o rect1!il Rye m!UIIln The gr<lUlllnclncled Harr1 Lee sill: Wintleld, running one fed awolled nationwide olfeoslve. lage che8se and to revise lhe lo· : YOI.-n tD acour 1bo tlllloo tor sUill)llrl o1 hll ol Uta AMVETS II Cleveland. malll' bill clllto to back Htim[lh· of rolJers. U. S. Intelligence 80111'COS oald cation a<ijutllmenll. ',;:; ·. Chllrleo \lhll,._. ollhe United CIUzena lor or• The Yoiorlltl formed I "VIt- ft1· a wounded North Vlelnameoe ser. , sa1<l mUIIoo· would be span\ on f111110rlng erano lor llun![lbrey commlllee" gaanl lold allied inlertogolorl LOCAL TEMPS IndePendent and Democratic. volbrs. He Wd lbey alreadY and truil here 1fllh lhe V I ce 1 '' MILL TO CLOSE ' . Pr"~.._., "Y~•r - - II a Tenweratw'e In downtown lhe ol!enolvo was ..,e ,,,<;"hll!l recruited ono mUI!qo volumera ior Lbe driYL ...... _.... The Racine planing mill will Pomel'Ol' at 11 Lm. Tuosda.Y Aul. 20 and 25. The)' Wd atl>· , t ':\.. . , • , . · 'phray blJl)I po!IIitlnJ111' campaign," I!Wn· ~ ~[d ·them II I reCeption close &I noon on Tbersd&Y 10 was 72 degrees under clMJI er ln!orm.llon be volunteered e""lo,yees ma,y allend the COUllly akles. bed proved accurate. ' I ' , "" 1 Daina@e8 Mlbm: boloi'e 'IIIIJ """ him bofair. Papadopoulos -son•• Milk Market Action Set Force IDt Escapes Bomb This fall handba&s are back to Saturday; Mrs, .lames D S:.tur: For Aug. 27 ncrmallrom the Mini·Bal of Sprina. Fall's handbaas are bi&ler and roomier than ever. We now have In stock atremendous selection of Baas E. Cross, Mrs. Moses T. Cuf· ne, Leonard w. Dobbins Thomas W. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. l Jones, Mrs. Samuel R. Lorw: Mrs. W. Ray Miller, Donald ~ournirw:~ Mrs. NormanG. Rose, Guy Ross, Mrs. Donald F. wu. IIams, Mrs. Ronald L. carr and lnfanL son, Mra. Danny Bowers Roy G. Blackburn. Jr •• Mr~ James 0. Bowll"', .Mrs. CoraM. Donnett, Mrs. Marie Frincts Carl W, Gerlach. Mrs. James Hale, Mrs. Fred A. Flouck. Mrs.. Dlllne Johnaon and Inllnl Johnson, Mro. Gg.jld.egue, Rolph Lewis, Mrs. John Nash Paul E Scally, WUlard Yale& Mrs liar: ry Cia~ ' • In all the popular styles-totes, tail· i orad antelope, ra~abonds, shoulder · baiS, barrels, pouches, boxes, and many other styles. L Choose from ·Basic Black, or Mink, Mahotany, Verdin Green, Bro~n. aon, Harold Gardener' tang.. ville, and three daugtien, Mrs. Helen Strong, Gallipolis; Mro. ltazel Grate and Myrtle Gardner of LangavllJe. Her huaband and a son, Earl, preceded her in death. Mr. and Mrs. Stanle, PhiWps ol Lopn, Mrs. ·c a.,lo Barry of Oahati!Ot and Mra. Helen BIDs of llamden called on their olaler Mrs. A:i»ha Barr. rece~. ' Birchwood, the Antique Patents, and many other shades of Fall. ·' EL ' ' Veterans Groups for HHH 'uo ' ' 10 wUI ).~~. ''1 ~·ilt0 pnl~dal ~;ionem. ~ ·~~·an atn~nUon, '~~ ~ ~ey. ~· ~ rivt~r Oted after .. leslidre d;uij~o~ ' ' ~ _. '• River Gauges ~ 1; ~ N~ ,_.-~ ~~~: .Tiekets _.Av.Uahle . ~ c • ' ' • '' I In Fair Parade To Wheeling m~· Oiily MIIior Youth Invited Samsell Going ., ';' "~,.1., For ~aon ·Event ol ,. E. ' A. Wbt&OIIIll Racine 22 ""(Wit< • 'he hU .. ' lhl 1M Approve Manpower Center Funds · WASHINGWN - Grlllll to hootlng2tWMkl· Training lor 30 .-mp!QYed prcMda (talning at lhl SOUih· worl<erolor :13weekallllhl Land· ern Olllo ~r Training Cal· ocape-Gardener tleld. tor lor a lOla!~ 31~ unemp!Qfad -kerl haYI been~ b¥ Ta\111 Diatrlct ·Coagrtl.olnan ClartMt E. Yl!ler. · l r&- The 1051h annual Meigs County peUtive events lo be jUdged. KidFair moved into its first full dies day will be held from 10 L m. to 4 p.m. and tbere wW be day of activity today under clot.dy conlormallon judging of horse• skies, and ponies in the morning with U.S. Weathermen saki their the amual horse show at 1 p.m. charts ror southeasteE'D o h i o Wednesday eveni~ the horse showed a possibiltty of showers pulling conlesl wiU be beld and sometime tonight, according to concluding lhe nlgbes 1cllv!Ues the UPL There was judging or dame.. wUI be 1 llreworks dlaplljr b)' tic arts and the junior fair trac· the Racine Ftre Department. The annual religious services tor operator's contest to be held o! the Meigs COunty Mlnlslerill this afternoon. The grandstaOO attraction at 7:30 p.m. will be A88., opened the fair Monday nlgb~ Tuesda.Y morning, !lnlol>the Pony Pulling contest. Wednesday will be a lull day 1~ touches were put on the midwith nUJl\erous open class com· WilY- VietCong !' llro Meigs Fair Is Underway Burchett, Oark Go lld> Burchett. Cheshire may. or, and Lee Clark, a m0mber ol lhe Chesblre v!Uage council, were appointed to represent Che-Bhlre on lhe board in a meeltng <i lhe Gallla C(JUII!y' water Assn. Mmday nlgbl al Cheshire. Both were former trustees of the Chest!lre Area Water COrporation which wasdisso~vedlast monlh lollowlng a reconunenda· tlon by the Farmers Home Administration. The group tentaUvely established the latter part ol SOptem· ber as a cutoff date for the collection of tap tees, easements, and water user agreements. The tap lee• must be collecledtohelp finance further engineering pions, lest drUiings, and wetls. .. ·yFight (lolfnoy o! ro..Ao was n<llllln- On Board The bath ritual is for every;:::e-and the budding young auty IS no exception Dis covering the niceties th~ bath and the psychological as well as beauty benefits is In 1~· •ne of the niceot things ~ u1 growing up. A bath can o much more than make you ~ny clean. The warmlh of bath water and the rubbing of your skin relaxes your muscle&, Increases the drcu· lation and gives you a feeling Qf weU-being. To reap the most benefits lrom')'our bath to pian it so that It can 110 nima lrhanqull and relaxed . Americana coruumed 276 oQO a osp ere. tona or strawbfon1es in 1987: -.e. / Devoted To The lnlerwts Of The MeywM010n Area By flOf. lllolll· etoud!' ,.(in a or lltiiWer• and lillletoinlierawtecloange 1y . VOC. XXJ NO. 78 HANDBAGS Spencer, Gallipolis f'erry w' Va., daughter, 3:05 p, m. da:l'; Mrs. Lloyd D. Moore, New Haven, son, 9:36 a. m., Su• day; Mrs. Heber J, Lucas, Wells-ton, daughter, 2:06p.m. Surday· Mrs. ste~~hen J. Moore, nt. 2' ~n, w. VL, daughter, 4:31p.m: Sundtl'; Mrs. John M. Rlehardson, PL Pleasant, son, 3:02 a. ' ir -Plb '· " · • er. 1 CiwjJ: ilTo located In No· r th.,. 't 'aro ina, ~· Iori b hu eeJJ called thf ioQibraltar ()f Am~ rica. " • • ' 4 NEW FOR FALL Newton bo.¥& CHIPPEWA BOOTS :;:: . 't'• Reds. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and daughter, Marianne, fJf eo. lumbus are here ror a week•s visit wJth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee and Mrs Mary CJrcle. The Circle ramiJ; has been vacationing In VIrginIa. Lori Ann Lohse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Ulbse Co.. lumbufl, lfl the westofher~and. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, while her parents are ln Hswall. Mr. and ~a. flerschel Mflt'luel and daughter' Janice and Mrs Jean Allen and son , Br'•• tu ""~ re~· rQed Saturday from a vacation al M.Yrlle Beach Mra. WUma Brad.Y of Frostproof, Fla. was the Frlda.Y guest ol her cousin, MluMarclaKarr Mr. and Mra. COrbll Ferreti ot Nitro, W. Va., spent the past weelt here with his mother Mrs J. C. Ferrell, and his b.:OU,er: ln-la" &nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Estill Moore Mra. Dorothy Anderson and dal18hler, Kalhleen, of Kankakee llL wore guests clurlng tbe pa,i week ol. Mr. and Mrs, James Clatwortby and daughter' a n d Mrs. Albert El>ersbach. They were Saturday guests of Mr Helen Bryan in COIUmbull ~ SUndOY afternoon vtalted wllh Miss Marcia Karr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hubbard and children, Jerey, Angle, Robin, Ricicy' , and Rosemary a r e II(H!ndlng a week In Detroit Mlch Mro. F. A. SbJmwa,y ~ Mr • and Mro. John Gilmore and Val: erie, have returned to Bradenton, Fla. after visiting here wllh Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth TI,Ylor and family and other relatives and friends oft he Pomeroy area. m. Monday, DISCHARGES Gary T. Bryant, Mrs. Alva The Rev. Robert Eugene Mus~ FARMERS ITS J ·=· n f' • onto, Canada scouting for t h e Doughier's Birth .outumn· !i • ler, Mr. aOjl Mrs. AI Schleicher while her husband went to Tor: I were JOined at Reynoldsburil by , A.T.. HOME UX>K _ f '1 with her brother.JrW.aw and sis .. The baby was born Wednesd~ at th-e Pleasant Valley Hos- "RE FLECTlOl':S IN ~ ,,; · ·~ 'Persono/,N9tes : ~ Mr. and Mrs. James Vennarl returned born& &lnclay. Mro. Vennarl spent the week 1n Parma WIIITE ROSE Lodge will hold an~thcr daughter, Ragena Mca picnic at the ~1iddleport road~ GUire, who has been visitil\:' ln side par k, Wednesday, 1\ug, H Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. . at Gp.m. Franc1s llud son. Ragena remained at the Morris home for a vi sit. ter, ·••• Wheeler Drake. Allended Shower Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sellars ll9 Ebenel er St., Pomeroy, ar~ announcing the birth or a daugh- S li~'D :W, ~fOND AY lI ' tin; THHL' AL'GL'ST 17 ... > ~ Mrs. MEJGS THEATRE COLORCARTOOi\'S: .... lilftLL\"8 1'0.6NT.RS ., They Propound SoluUo~•s ;JI' ·For Puckerle~;ll $leeves··, Mr. Jolin and daughters, Kim and KellY BrookVIlle, Are hOre rOr.wcek'~ neal!~ wllb lbelr porenlo, Mr. ~ ~o•.Jol!n Kelchlla o1 Pomeroy, !1"11 Mr. and Mrs. watta<e Bl'•<lfo!"f, Mlddloport. • PaJnela and Anita lllgglno children ol Mr. and Mro. mg. gfn~ of CoJumbua, are visiting lhelr grandpanm(J, Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire, Co. urci cc, 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday. Lynne, Reck.a, and Miss Nettie Hefre sltments will be sen ed. Tolli\'er. Pomeroy, Route 4, have All Lions arc imitcd. ~eturll(.'d from a weekend visit ~UDDLEPOR T Business and ltl Re;ynoldsburg, They were the Professional Women' s c 1 u b guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Ga s Co. or: M~rras, Ma ..;;hell and l~odney. fkc. Ann Bailey, hoste ss c om~ fhc McGuircs went especialmittee chairman, in charge of ly to atterKI a shower given for social affairs. Mrs, ~orri s at Whitehall. They WED~ESDA\' ' UP Tl!E DOW!\ S'l AIRCASE' A.ND 'I • POMEH<n LIONS Club directors meeting at the Oh io Power Sa ndJ Denni s I · ' ···············t'\ -·.....·,··, ' .•.•. p ' !<·'.,. ' @ olrieroy...,' , . ( ' ' .-:- .\ demonstral ion on ananging 8 food tra,\ ath·adlvet 3 was gh·- ( .. • ' { ' 1\ ' ' '' ' �.. • ' .' .. Jane Ann -Ba1ar • PI;EASANT - CIQ' coun-ed'IWO ordiiiiD<81 dur· Monda,r ntglll' • rtlllllar se •· ol dQ- councU IIIIClllll other Items on the ovenlni: apnda. nre. accldelila, ete, annexing several ·oUIJ.i'lng .... dons Into the · dQ' llmlta areas ln<luded Burdette Addl· don, suq. Htights and hO.aes west of the Sond.v Helllbl area. Mayor MOrgan asked dQ' afror· 1111¥ Ra.v llllsgrave to prapare • petition for IIIUIOXIIIon to bi dr· culated in these areas to get a more cumpleto nndlng of t h e Views or the residents on the proposals. Cooncll approved the mayor's requeat that a letter be given to Architect's AsiiOClate to proM : a,vstem would be ror the pOllee ~;·rorclht ii\OI!III · anth'e Cf1U1111' 1Dd planto, hoilp(t- fl. .a.ir ql~Ulpin!\Uid '-' . ala, flmoral ' - " """"" om. · chi., ol pollee Jack l'YI•>'iihoirtli· cOI'I, area clQ- olllelalslnd qtj,.. •tbe department ine.slriv~· ar lnienated waona are aaked .llllleli 9 arre.aied' t to atteild lite meettrw. fl1e oom- drlvero ·lnvtilv~ ls.Ued 172 ber named to be eiilled It ~· pork!n,r· .l lckitl alld 8 unta'rid qstem ta put.lnto offtct Is 911 ~ jickels; m~ aa• ~ and the call would be a~owered > law arrelta and 19 ~ .iillli- · , • ;r . st a central point and then the demeanor arreata; pstrol ... necesaary steps taken f r o m worked a lola) ol9S8 mail ho9n there. tml!lc the IIIOillh. 1be acaled modol ol the ill • The llnanelal rePort ot tile fated Silver Brldse was on dis- three dQ' depertmerita wu llhr• pla,v In tho councUchamberswith · en, 1~ the foUowlnl baJ. Mayor Morgan announcing that ance on July 31 - Clt,r, the model wblcll cost the feeler. 599.63; Water Worka, $16,40! •• a1 government approximately 24; sewer Fund, $21,517.60. $15,000 Is now the ()I'OJJtiiV of Present for U.e meellni were the CIIY of Point Pleaaant m a Mayor Morpn, Cllnttorlll!¥llq loan basts and wiU remain In Musgrave; Clerk l'att111Ui'<lotte the clcy bulldlng. Mlcyor 1\lorgan and council members Jim Wli· drove to Waah\ngton, D. C. last gtna, Ruaaell Hollan<l, Wallace weekend and bnJuJ!bl the model smtth, Bill Wellman, Jack FOW· back by truck to be oo dlsPia.v ler, llUater Rltlle, Reid Doolll· at the Ma100 County Fslr. II tie, Elmer Jones, Jack Juniper proved ooa of tho main attrac- and Lorain Wilcoxen. tiona there. On August18 1: . ""'roOd •IJ,- Six Civil Court Actions Filed fflE CJin.DaEN a.aen man Mr. Weber Family Reunion Held Sunday at Park . ..... ,.,, lit., Loula 78 42 .644 63 55 ~53t 13 · ·" Atlanta 61 57 .517 15 .;:; San FranctaliO 60 56 .517 15 , •• Ctndrmau f/1 58 .50 4 lll'h 50 81 .479 19~ ·• Plttoburglt ., .•• PhlladelJ>hla . 53 61 .m 21 . :.. Ltio Angelos 53 64 .453 22~ ·,_, Naw York 54 86 .450 23 . llou .,.. aton 51 66 .436 24~ lllonda.v'o Results . .. .. Atlento 9 Clndnnatl 2. night Chicll!ll 7 St. Louts 3 : COni¥ games aeheduled) 1 •;.. Tnda,v' • Probable P!tcbers '! "" . (All Times EDT) ' "' St. Louis (Washburn 10-4) at · •• Chlcaao (J:!IIldna 12-11), 2:30 p. ' ~!! ~ctao . • m. ""' Atlanta (Reed 10-7) at Clnctn. ·~ · natl (Clontn&er 3-4), 8:05 p.m. •· Houaton (WU- 8-12 andCUol.. : lor 6-6) at Phlladolphla (James ~:: . 1 3-4 and Wise 8-8), 2, 6:0:; p.m. ·' • San Franclscu (1\larlchal 20-5) " '~ at Plltoburgh (Veale 9-11), 8:05 ... . p.m. Loo Angeles (&Ilion S-10) at New York (CardWJIII MO), 8 p. m. Wednetlday'a Games . st. Louts at Chicego Atlento at Clnclll!atl, night Houaton at PhUadolphla, night San Fran II Plttoburgh, nlgtlt Loo Atlg at New York, night Dinner Sunday Gt:dni Helen Help US ••• -n 'I' ' National Leaaue W,' L. Pd. GB to. Boyers Host • ' ....... '· 4th Birthday .T•: ' ,..,,,..,.lj, ... · w .. \1;>:" f'l\t .. '1&: Church J" .for ·I ··r -~ •if ll i :) •' '~-· ., •I. I • ' ' l ' ;1 .... ,. eek L • ted d; y;, . '·" "' A •• ~~ f/' ,!. Son" Bride Honored .. With Shower 0 cl' ts vrgeu To Arrange for Snecial &am Voice along Broadway M HOSPITAL NEWS rraneea Sr., -an:· -Ill. M srNtiNI:L o.or., . --.., ........ ........ -......."' . .-. . ......... --· •·• ......,, , "" e ...._....... ,... ...... ._n•••·•·•·, u: '. ................ ' ' Apple Grove Injury.:Riddled Reds Drop 9-2 Decision~' By United Preao International ,._._.i American League W. L. PeL GB Detroit •••• • ,75 42 ,641 Balllmore. ••• ,87 48 .583. 7 Boston ....... 63 54 ·.538 12 Cleveland. ••• ,63 57 .525 !3'h Oaklaild ••••• ,60 56 .517 14'h Minnesota. .... 55 59 .48.2 18% New York. •••• 52 60 , 464 21J1h C&llfornta. • ' ·.. 53 64 .453 22 Chicago. •••.• 46 66 .421 25% W11hlngton. • , .42 72 ,368 31'h Monday's Results New York 5 CeUfornia 2, night Bait 3 Qak I, nls!>t, 10 lnntngs Detroit 6 ClevelaiKI 3, night Boston 2 Chicago I, night Washington 2 11111111 0, night Today's Probable PJtcher1 AU Times EDT Baltimore (1\lcNalb' I 5-8) at Oaklslll Cllunter 9·9), 11 p.m. Now York (Barber 5-4) at CSII· fornta (Ellis 9-1), 11 p.m. Washington (Hannon 7 • 2) at Minnesota <Boswell 8-9), 9 p.m. Detroit ()lobaon 3-4) at Clevt>laiKI (Siebert 11-9), 7:30 p.m. Chlcsgo CHorion 8-U or John 11-S) 11 Boaten (Pizarro 3-4), 7:30p.m. Wednesday's Games Chicago at Boston, 2 Baltimore at Qaklalll Washington at Mlmeaota Detroit at ClovelaiKI, night New York at CSllfornto, night .. "' : Middleport Posts 8-0 -~ Victory at Wellston "" WELJSrON- Middleport• a All ' ·:" star Boys Lea&!te baaoball team "" (10ited an !WI, one hit olutout ··" over Trimble T1110nshij1 Monday night to advance In the Wellston "'' lJttle Lta(llle Tournament. .. Cllfl Whittington, ahuskfrlght. • hanclor, limited Trimble to a • 'lltbber tlUIIn front o! home plate ·;;, by Psrry to open the slxtb that for a single. He was era" eel stealing IOcond, Whittington fiiUled 14, walked one, and bed on!¥ two baUo hit to the tnn.sld. One Trimble batter besides Perry got on baae, Slkorold, who walked and lid ... t oll'bOitl.' to· _ --n ~ I'll ...IQCtid PI••· Meanwhile, llllddlepori put up •• 8 runa on 1001 ball hilllng and ·• lhaliy Trimble defensea. ... King, the pltohsr' walked 1our, ·•· bad two coat!¥ bobbles back of ' i' him sed seve up a triple to '• '. ~. ~111 13, 1968 ' ~ra. VIrginia MOOre of Park· · er"'>urt W, VL was tha waek· llfld pest. of 1\lr. and lllro. Char· Plans are . lei Neuman. · · the Ot>en cherch . ,lllrl.• Leo Crew loin Columbus J..,. Ann IIIOJ'• The ft.rst ordinance was for •· \i,altl\'l heqon4Jl~awanddauglt· and M\"1. Edlrird . the re~~Ulatlon and control of lOr, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Da~ld Brown. eroy, to Mr. Larry .. flshlng at Krodel Park which · ...., ·Crew apent laot,. there 'Foi\.orla. ., P> · will open to the publlc an Aug. iiiiiii\Oi' dller. · The ~will bo · -.;':f"i~ uat 19. Rulea eatsbllshed by the 1 ib', and 1\lro, Gene Grea ind o1 Aq. 18 at 2:30 p.m. ordinance included, personatlsh. cldld!'tn. l.,ym, Nan~, LaurA, Trlntcy United Clllrih of Clii'l.st, ing in the lake nwst have a West · . Coil and Helen ot liMo PlnaJna Pomeroy. 1be Rev'. lllll , Perrin Virginia fishing license; motor CUal Zone have spent the paat will of!lclsle.' ' ' · boats prdllblted; fish with pole 10 dire here vtaltlng he,!' per· 1\lrs. HUde Hart COtuno, Pom· and line only; fishermen can use ceed with plans for the new proonto, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. latah smtlh eroy, will be the m"'""' ol tm· on!¥ one pol•; doyllght fishing ol Maoon, W, VL, and her sis· or and the brldeomaldo Will.,. posed local recreational and culon!¥; wading prohibited; no flshter, 1\lra. Jim Bmlth, and fam· Miss Linda Baunle,.stater·orlllt ing In or near the swimming tural cenlar. ALL of P. A. Weljer ilel'tpn,ent (b: Qf' Dal'Wln. 1\lr. GrOIIII Is a proapedive bridegroom; 11111 The mayor announced that a area; Utterlng prohibited; bass the annual Weber famlb' reunion ~ ·at . Oal< Part.. apeclal meeting would be bold •her· 'Ohltllpr, llll4dii\)Drt, .n.t caullbl - llmlt five per day Standing behiiKI lllr. Weber, who obaervecl · 89th · bl~ Mr. and lllrl. Kennetb McCUI· 1111os Roberta !htlman, COvlnl• on August 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the must be at least 10 inches ln at the reunion, ore, len to right, his ~hlldrerl, ~ Weblckallh and 1011, Ken, are vaeaton, Ky. , langth and persons violating any dcy building to consider t h e or, Barberi Sargent, Doris Koenig, WUma HaughlaiKI Wilber llonlng at lll,yrtle Beach. 'lbolr 1\lr. Fndorlc smtth, Pilla~ the rules are subject to a f1ne use ol Point Pleasant being a Weber. ~. Laura, remained with burs!> Ps will'be 1118 boot pilot clcy for a National Toled. not less thnn $5 or more phone Emergency number ~zysM her rr...-.ms. 1\lr, and 1\lrs. for ~- utiltfrl will be than $100 and (or) a j&ll senJamea Crlnrell, and lllrl. 11111' lllr. Ell Boer, Po~; Mr. tence not to excee<l 30 da.fs. tem. Point Pleasant has been dred McCUIIouah. Jack Congrove PlckerfnaiOa,Ond The second ordinance passed recommended as a pilot study lllr. and 1\lrs. Richard Raw· Mr. Beman! :Bauer, rootlnU. city Cor the new system which was for the control and regulallnp and famll7 beve return· A reception In the IIOclali'ooml would be anyone in trouble tion of the operation of motoreel from a v .. atton at M)TIIe o1 the churcll will be bold tmmecycles, motor bikes and persons Beacb. · riding on them. It providt!s that · PIMie Woode of Clrdevnte dlateb' following the c~. periODS using a motor driven hel:o for tll8 week with her vehicle must ride onJ.y upon the Not only dld the tam(b: of P. bara SlfBert, president, a n d ll'"""""otlta, lllr. and 1\lrL llbbpermanent and regular seat and ' A. Webef unite for a reunion Ollve Weber, oeeretar)'-<roasur- ort White. 1\lra. Clair Woode shall not carry a passenger unPT. PLEASANT - Slx civil in an actioo stemming trom a tttrs "ehicle to turn over and bnJuJ!b1 ber daulf!ler hera Man· less the vehicle Ia 8(Jlipped for actions have been filed in the highway accident occurring on she suffered injuries. Judgment at Royal oak Park SUnday but ·81'. AtteiKilng wore P. A. Weber, di,V. passenger; every person riding olfice of the clrcuit clerk dur- Ajlrll 3, 1968 on Rt. 2. The bill in the amoont of $31.583.28 Is the group also honored Mr. Wel>-•,. 1\lr. IDd 1\lrl. Wilbur Weber shall wear an approved crash Ing the past week, wlth three ot or complaint states that a ve-- asked by the plaintiffs against er on hls 89th blrthda.Y anni· Doria Koenig aiKI Rielly, Mr. tiKI lllro. Donald Kooal8, Mr. ol lllcKIOI Roell, PL were Sll· helmet; the vehicle must be ~­ the actions stemming from big~ hicle driven by the defendant, the deferdant and a trial by versary, In commemoration of the oo- aiKI lllro. Norman Weber, Keith urda,r nl(lll pot• of 1\lr, and Several l\lelgs reatdento traY. erated as q.Uetl)' as possible at way acddents and three from Burley It Pearson, 102 Hig~ jury ls sougllt. A second civil action Is scyled casJon1 a large decorated birth- tiKI VIda, and Klrk Chevalier, 1\lro. FIQJd Weber. 1'b01 carne eled to Balttmore, Ohio &lndaJ , all times within the dt;y and must indebtness. Jalli Avenue, Pl. Pleasant. col· oopaelai!J for the Wliler re- for a poUuck d1oner allbt home be equipped with a mul!ler with Mary Margaret RifOe a n d lided with a car driven by Mary Randy stone, an inCant, who sues day cake marking the anniver- all of Tq)pera Plains; 1\lr, and lactory-made noise reducers; any Heber Riffle are the plaindff Margaret Rilflecausl~thepla~ through next of friend, C&rsel sary was served with the picnic 1\lra. SUmmon Haught, KatiQ' lllllon hold &lnday at the Ro1al Ill Mr. and 1\lra. Walta' ' Beyor. and Louise Stone, va John IJo)'d dinner. aiKI BUI, Darlene Davia, 01.1'1- Oal< Park. driver, drivers, operators or from !lor• were 1\lr, Gifts were presented to Mrs. hoga Falls; 1\lr, and·lllrs. Char· controllers of a motorcycle, moM Bisek aiKI Grace A. Black, Hunand lllrL Dale WIIIPel, lllr/1. Har· dngton. Tho coltlj)lslntstatesthat ElizabeU. Biddle, 93, the oldoat les Pa,vM IDd suzame, AkrtJD; tor bike etc., is prohibited from ry Davl1; IDd ilrs. Garnet Har. Randy Stone was rldlng a bicycle person atterKiin&:i to Tracy LyNl Mr. and 1\lra. IJQ,jll Koentc, l\lel. banding together with other drivbreclt of ~; Mrl. James on lU. 62 on Ajlrll 21, !968 and Megahan, Ove months old, the vtn, Marlln aiKI Marte and Shar· ers lor the purpose ol lorming curroi:d and Pat ot $Tacase. was struck by the Black vehicle youngest presentj Mrs. Doris on flood ol Manilleld; Elole and Mro. Grace Pratt and Doba '']Jack." Hawk, Nlliolle, Cher)'l alii Pamcausing the youth to be injured. Koenig who bed the moat chilViolators ol these regulations bie Laney ot l\llddiiiiOfl: The shaU be guil\)' of a misdemeanor The plaintiffs ask judgment dren, slx, aiKI to WUms Haucb~ ela of ShelbY; Mr. and lllra. wn. By Helen Bolle/ 1fOIIP was lolnfd In C<llwdlUI and 1! foond gullcy shall be flned against the defendants in the who tra~ed the moat distance. ber Weber, Mrs. Jean 1\lepbln by lllr. and !lira. Tom Wolfe aiKI Tracy aiKI WeiKI.Y of PittsAn attordance prize went to Thel· not less thaD •10 nor more than think amoont of $20,153.55. and - , . , Steele. My LG.A.P. tells me YtlU S. E. Mobley and Eda Mobley rna Farnsworth. burgh; Mr..... 1\lro. Bruce lot¥· $100 and-or ae-ced to 30 days YOUTH ASKED FOR lTI Allerlloon &IIOIIe at tbe !!oyer This colwnn is Cor young peo- it already Is. Take it from there\ are the plaintlfis ln another ac\ TUESDAY Officers were elected lor the ers, Joyce, L1rdt., Bruce, ~ In the coun1y jail. home were 1\lr. IDd lllrll Bur· tion with Bernie Parsons, Frost, next reunion and include Bar· ard, A! via and sarpn~ POIIIEROY IJONS Club dlrec- delle !!oyer and lllr. and 1\lra. Mlcyor D. B. MOrgan reported ple, their problem& and pleasM - n. all their troubles and fun. As Dear Helen: Ohio, the deferxlant.. This action of Cbeoler; Mr. and 1\lro. tors meeting at the Ohio P011er Brooks TuiUe, Jell and Kat!Q', ures, on Ute much discussed and long with the rest or Helen Help Us!, I want to say a word for a stems trom a highway accidert Roger Gaul, Roger and Leeann, Co. olllco, 7:30 p.m. Tueliday. "' Columbtlo, and 1\lrl.. BetV awaited psv!ni of Main Street it welcomes Laughs but won't class of mothers who are often •·-·· 111r ~ 111r D . . _ Ratreshmenll wiU be served. Runkle of ;Baltimore. on September 9, 1967 in the clcy !rom 6th to 13th street. He said ~··~r; . a,., •· ·-~~ or Point Pleasant with Eda Mobhe was •Teady to mail out conM dodge a sertoos tpestloo with a maUgned: Slep.rnothers. PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- Gaul aiKI Michael of Belpre; lllr. AU IJ,ODB are Invited. ~•. I am 20 and will be a junior bruab tracts" and hoped to got the ~ ley claiming injuries and she is son County Homemakers eoun- aiKI lllrs. .:-.ant Koenig, Jr., liiii?DLEPORT llUslnesa and 8end -~vn•" teenage questions in college this tall. When I was seeking judgment in the amount ell has plsnned an educat1011- Leonard Eugene aiKI fi!iella Am, Proftlnlonal W0111en's C 1 u b, paving underway before the laSt ol Soptembsr. Residents aflect- to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care nine, my widowed father mar· of $5,000 aiKI S. E. Mobley ask· a1 toor to be hold August 22 1\lrs. Elizabeth Biddle, Tbelma Tuellday,,, 7:30 p.m., Gas CO. ofSIO bas been ed by thepsv!niwill receive their of Helen Help USl this naws- rled .•acfine woman. "' 1 coold k She ing judgment In the amoont of to Include Chsrleston, Hawks Farnaworth, Mr. tiKI lllra. F1oyd nee. Am Bailey, bostess ...,.. svoryuolng a ..r as · $1,475 for vehicle damages, loss contracts within the next week and psper. Nest, Lewisburg, IDuootooo Weber, Long Bottom; Mr. and mlltee chairman, In <harP of LOVE OR HABIT'? gave me love, understanding, gut. of companionship of wife, an:l IIIOIIOY !lUll' be clopoalted In the Dam, aiKI Grendviaw State . .Mra. - h Keller, l)el>ble, Jlon. . ...,~. ~~- •t .... . o{)f Horr~r.~ Dear Helen: dal'lce, counsel and yes, disci· wife's m.edical bWs. Park to silO ·"Honey ih the ·'Ill, iloila' antJI DeanHflllilllima, . _ • , .. &:I'~~ ~att,.w ~In a Sjl!l· thave been IIOing ~'!'lh~;J>l~• which 1 ~-llovobd The lndebtness actions are: Rock." Ernoat Weber and ~ Ash"WHITE ROSE Lodp will bold ,, ; ·~ -~ a-:allabl!. ther.t "" this g,y for three 1081'1 iiud we appr6aate fi'er, 1M ile'T!"tior· · Citizens National Bank of Pt. Reservadona are ..,. being worth, Pomeroy. A pst In the a picnic at the Middleport f<lltl. Jolr, and Mrl, Harold 0. Goorp Two representadvos of I h e have talked aboot marriage when 10 often. I think loti of Pleasant vs. Louis E. Johnaoo, taken by Mrs. C. B. ......__ .,_.,. afternoon was Mabel Van Meter side park, Wednollday, Aug. 14 .mertalned Frltla.v with a Jlllrll Dtctogropb securlcy lll"otem of we got oot of college, In 1971. 1 friction between atop • par- Anlla Johnson, both of New HI· son, Route 2, Point p(011ant, of Chester. at8p.m. lnabservancoo!the!ourtbblrtb· llllniiDg!oD discussed the posal. didntt date much before him, as ents and chlldren c o u I d ven and Looise Klaas, Hartford. for tho tour. Total cosi will FRIDAY daJ ol their aon. Brlall . Leo. be ellmlnated 1! beth parties The plalndff Is asking judgment be $12.75, Homemakers w!sO,.. bUllY ot tho dt.y purchasing a I am now on!¥ 18. ,I' TOWN AND COUNTRY store A picnic dlmer wal ...,Otf He's a great person and I would give the other a chance from the deCerm.ntainttleamount modular alarm !ll'slerntobeplaclng to go should contact Mrs. CtiVf.fes OJ at Racine u n 1 d Methodist to the .,esta, lllrs. Robert 0 1 do ed In the pollee ataUon for the -·..,t ........ 1 was very much in love to be themselves. - Please lot of $4Q2. 76; Credit Bureau of Thompson by August 14. Clwrch, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fr1- Rinehart, L.l'dla IDd Etldlo Jol11Point Pleasant, aa collection use of local bualnesa to hook-up witlt him, but rm not !lire. My not uae my nams. l\la.vbe • di,V aiKI 51~ by Hli>PY Bust- sm, Sallie I'Owall, 1\lro, L. W. with to prevent burglarizing ·ol parents think he's great too. of atop-parents will think this agency for Holzer Hoapltal Founct.... , 1\lcComu, "1'1 Breit, ~ their eatsbllshments. Mayor They'd feel awM 1! we broke letter Is written aboot them. - dation vs. Clyde Osbe H!gglnGeorp. Two ' deeorihd Morgan appolnted a committee up. LUCKY • hotham aiKI Opal Louise HlgginCOIIIered the table, ""' a 1 would too, bot I atlll want a Dear Helen: composed of Bill Wellman, Ray chance II'J' from 1\lrs. Rinehart. 1bi i!'GIP to date around. My atea<IY My friend bad a pajama par. bothsm, Judgment of $984.08; Lu~keydoo is in Musgrave and Jack Juniper to IS .. - ·~Hat~W mra.~ ll!d lJ4. Peoples Bank of Pt. Pleaaant look into the matter turttn~r be- sa.ys If 1 liP out with other fel. cy. I wore my good ahorta over vs. George and Bart.ra L. Har· Ia Jobnoon • - grace. ' and brooght my dress lor church. 1'1". PLEASAN'f - Buatneaa Riding the PORI' ol tbe ·c.orp tore any action Is taken by coun- lows we're throusl>. Helan, how can I krow Irs 1 lefi my shorts and p.j.a at her per, Gallipolis Ferry, judgment Reserve Training matters were tranaacted In Moo· cldldren provided ~ cil. love en! en I lest It against house In my bentl>ag, and then sougllt by plalmlffs in the amount da,y night'• meetlnJ ot lite Ad· Three bWa were read on the for the cbUdrtn. Brlln Wll4 mlnlalraUve Board fJDrmer Lo· PJrchaling of a new city street other boys? 5bould I settle for took it home without cllecldng. of $2,110. 6. -..t gilts and cards. LETART, W. VA. - Roger cal COJI!erenee) at Hnl(lllo Unitfonmoss and respect or try to Next di,V I cooldn'l OIKI my shorts, sweeper - btds were submitted L. Lucko)doo, son of 1\lr, and ed Matbodlst cl!ur<h at 7:30 p.m. 1\IASON - 1111ss Bornite Morby Weal VIrginia Tractor Com- find out If real love Is some- and tho next week I ssw her wearlllra. Alva E. Luckeydoo, Rt. I, Rev. Chsrlel Frum presided. thing more? - AFRAID 1Q ing them! Whet should ldo?Wbeo plQ', who was recentb' married · I' r. ._J of Chsrleston; Machinery Letart, W. Vo.. a student at LOSE A GOOD THING. I asked her 1! Pd lefi thorn there, ASK TO WED . Olheu meottnga lhl• week In· to 1\lr, Ch8rleo R. Staubo, was ~ IS Inc. of llllniiDg!on, and Stewart Marshall Unlverolt.y, Huntington, she said uNo." - CONFUSED PT. PLEASANT- Two cou- W. VL, is attending Arm.Y Re- elude: Tueeda,v, covered dish honored with a bridal ahi:Jwer EQI!pment Com- of Charles- Dear Afraid: _ , . to lind out now wile- Dear Confused: ples have made appllcationa for serve Officers' Training Corps d1mer meeting for Frlelldllhil' at the ..... of lllro. Cqoon ton. A committee composed of ll you are absolutely sure, tell marriage licenses in the ~ce summer camp. Ttte eouvse bepn clau m - • at the Krede1 Roush w1111 Nro. Rou•h allllllro. . Jim Wlgglns, Lorain WUcoxon ther or not it's real love, than to wait untll after manlage and your friend's rruKher you 1 e f t of the cOIIJlQ' clerk. .ljlpl'ying Park clubhouse at 8:30 p.m.; Wllter Grins- •• holleso. and Elmer Jones was appoint.. • · July I at Indiantown Gap 111111· learn it never was. I!IOII' I e clothes at her house and were: Mallie Dell Miller, 72, W....,sda,r, prayer service• at played with prlz. · Gimes were ed to ttudy the bids and report tary Raservatton, Annvtne, PL II your stoa<\Y 1100'1 otand for cruld you oome over and plcl< Glenwood and Elizabeth Ann Ed· 7:30 p.m. wltlt the enUre hour's •• won -. 111ra. Neva zlrtde, back to cooncU. Clldet Luckeydoo Is a 19~ gradr . , Councilman Buster Rbfle re- a "trial separation,, he hasn't them up? But don't expect to re- mORI&, 77 1 Glenwoodi Charles uate of Walllllla Hlgtl Seboti, 1\la- service to be doYOied to pra,y. 111111 Mary Phllit,.a tiKI lllra. er IDd d..-a; aenlor choir much confldence In himaelf, and main friends with this shortRowsey Withers D, 20J Apple Sidle Wortl>. Rafr<ilhmento of ported on his investigation of aoo CIQ-, W. VL Hla wife, SIJ>o prac:tlce at 8:35 p.m., Thlrl- cake, cofTM, !Jill andmlntowere Grove, and Brenda Lou steele, lifo with him might ho very ~1. naper. - H. dn, llve• at 1954 Vlrllnla Ave., da,r, Bll>lo studJ hour at 10 L 19, Pt. Pleasant. 1ervad io 1\lrL J'aul Hull, lllro. Weot Huntington. m. with Romano 2 to be U.e Sidle Wor!h, lllrL IIIli< Roney, prtndpalllutlr. 1\lro. Jim Circle, ·lllro. 'hfli>r Frldo,y, second clan. of the Routh, Sr., lllrL Ralph Roush, Training Sonlona for the now 1\lro. Norr11 Rouih, lllro. Nova bawey-&nything: George Hamid llliraturo and bldaY School Dll· Zirkle, lllrs. Jolmnlo Roulh, lllro. in the four terrible years. BY JACK O'RRIAN terlat at 7:30 lp.m:, four more Dale FoaiAir, 1\lro. Jolm St:arArtie Slaw will release a new set the ''family" tone and aut NEW YORK - Lauren BaclUHS are to be held, lneltltiln& .berry, Mloa Mary PhUIIpo, 1111os call said In an Interview ahe'll ly recorded album of his 1938 ri~:h at it .... As an old moft· lhlo Frlda,r. !1L Psul United MoUJ. Lowe,. Rouah, 1\llaoEIIenl.ayne, wear her new TV ..apeclal even~ hits; but will Artie tootle h i s algnor once advised us. u'There odlll diUrck . . . - s aloo are 1ll11s ing pants into u21" and just let clarinet'? He told us a year ago are doHars in dac:ency." Rouoh, 1\lro. Don NBC's makeup man Ray voesharlnlln thll atut!J, lllrL Nan- MUl'Jihi, he'd never plaa it again .... Dou!Item try to stop her: they will, 1\lro. DoMid MorHOLZER HOSPITAL: Vloldng BIRTHS ....,. BetV .... II' a not so Impor- bleday of!ered Jimmy Brown, !Ito go pocked his powder and puf!ed hours ~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1\lro. 1'bon!a• R. Shul>, Rt. 2 <7 Hamm •• the lnltructor. phjl, Jr., ll1d tile auest o f .~R>reclatton. ,... apreoaed In tant all thoae mllllons ol dollars ex.grid star for whom ladle& off to 1\llaml B<!ach with Rich- onl9 on Pediatrics Ward. Ollk HID, daugl!ter, 6:43 p.m. alii tbe ·hootesL the bulletin to tile Youth Ftl• later but the first James Bond swan-<llve off balconies, $100,000 ard Nixon [Or the acceptance ADMISSIONS Monda,y, IUm gave the producers, dlrec· "in front" for a tell.all btog. speech: Ray's largest claim to lowlblp for CDIIrlhutllli Chsrles E. Jamlaon, 60 Mad!· DISCHARGE<; tor and baeker.t a slight case or raphy ...• serglo .Mendez won't cosmetic lame are hlsyoar.l-with son Ave.i Mrs. Janie M. Comer, Mrs. Foater Chlmper, Mn. tatna In the. cburch dlnlna room, Both a.t<la1111or1111s IDd .... JUidde when tbe first preview update hill fine "Brazll '66" tho Perry Como 9loll .... Encept 100 Fourth Ave.; Cherles c. Allee G. Coon, lllra. Georp B. oudlence laegbed out loud at what band'name untll 1970; ask him Perry never used makeup; h I 1 AUman, Rt. 1 Qalllpollo; lllro. French, lllrL Harald R. Malone, nlnl -lhlp servi<!'l - - ~ 110lf.Unks-tan alwayo sutnced for Larry C. COsey, R~ 1 Galllpo. Ml'L Jtase J. Marry, lllro. Ray· had been filmed as grimly ser. wll,y. ~ • special In the Patricia N~;oal was asked ho-w the nlco.gu,y. lous scenes .... The critics also Us; 1\lrs. Jomes E. Balloa, m0111111111ler, 1\lrs, Albert Prince, IIIOrlllnl dev4tlona, M111 Tenl!l Old namo-llondludor WIU os. Cheahiro; Carrot R. She<lls, Bid- Grover 51¥>eto, Willie Smith, Crush mined the planned serious she survived her three at.rdles, twt> IOioe with 111111 her oldest daugbter' s do alb and borne's wife died .... Sale of pobrta and lauded it as outrageweU; Turley V. George, Rt. 1 lllro. Delmar L. Wickline, Bar- Ballll)' .. ~ tho ovill\ln& service, t. b e tlUsly camp,y .. .. When the •ash other wildly personal horrors Peter Cooper VUiago IDd Slu1· VInton; C. LasUe lngeh, Ma- f'/ Shelton, 1\lrL HO!If'l 0. Simtwice with bolollllced In, the sub"""onl and she smlled, "My dear, you veaant Town (owned by the Met. son; Miss N•ncy 111. Halstead, more lllllnlat!l aon,lllro. on- IOnlor · <holr · Bonda b e c a m e conacioualy haVe no cldee." •.•• Previews Lifo) to Holmolq & !\)ear Is Im- Pt. Pleaoant; 1\lro. Garnet 111. dorO VanCoonoy and IDIIIDI aon, ..- - by 1\lrl. Loll aunpraor •• ~liiiiet and 1\llaa crime-eartoons and the rest la ot her "9mject: Was R o a e a•• minent •.•• "The Odd Couple" Wllllamoon, R u II a n 4; 1\lra. ., , .. fllm beve brought unanln\oos Ia the biggest smalh hlt Radio Geoi-ge W. Clonch, Rutland; \fro. PJ#:ASAIIT VALLEY HOSPITAL lltbby CGttrlll ..)lr...,tat. blgll.4axable hllllnry. McCartbyites plan a «J~RVen. raves .•• Vivian Vance Qllt the CIQ' Music Hall ever offered, Fraulde NeWer, Racine; Jooeph· ADliiiTrED: linter Ebe'!; lion aiWn 1! thlnga don't vote uLucy" 1V aeries and left Neu broke every record Including R. Manlq, Rt. I Shade; JOhn R. H~roon; Jamea F,tnle1, Oil"': THE DAQ..\' •11mp TO ~um or lllelr wa.v .... East VUlago ln- York later for the QJ!at Lire In longevit.y - jull closed alter 14 Branham, Jr., Rusaell,Ky.;lllro. 1,.., 0.; Rabo<ca~c~, Galll' cenM lhop ldp: "We gue11your Sante Fe, N. M., but afiar a year weel<o; Ita director Gone SOkJ llllldred L. Ke(b:, R~ I Wello- polls Ferey; Lolgtl Am llartll)', JIFHAID .. OWDI; ~L. . . to - 10 cents" .•.. Alan Shack- pronounced K too darned peace- was In LlndY'I wllere (ll'W<Icer ton; 1\lrs. Pearl Hensley, Rt. 1 Pl. Ploa.a.; lllrL Rqr. ,... .... ....... ._,. ~ llj 1ttt Mike 1111ndlln Jr. catcalled, "I fiJI: ohe and heoband John Dodds ow. v.aq f\MI*•~!lt­ Dolberton, W. VL; 1\lrs. Arthur • or, Ill. PleasanllrJ. o lu\'-Ypelle~ - - mouth organ blawcon. •.~-, ~ ~lb' to Son. Ev Dirk-'s are N. Y. hoose hUnting again. see they're yonklng ycur J)lc· 0. Bethel, Jackoon; Mrs. Wilbur PI;. PIIISIII!i! •1\b;a. Gfi.Y ~ ......:.-:·... ......... . :.....,. fl·!j', clll• . . . ;iW .M~, Hawkish enough to hire LYnda 1ure." .... Saks newr ltQpped V. Rouse, Wellston; Todd E. D... P~ ' Pielsint; Mro.lle~ F.oi'l!oiiPeddled olbum wrote a earn. Jallli _, a.llustable to a n y Bird for hla McCall's magazine, beaming, OIM.. . - . IM1I..i'"%;•nat'~ vio, Logan, Ohio; 1\lrs. CSrl R. bol, P~ Plollll~ ·' , · lllti, , ~S ftll: , '""-' • Bennett Cerf ma.v be delllht- Shook, Rt. 2 WeUoton; Mro. JOhn anlldf~M: "The Poaslble editor Bob stein Is dortahly prop!SCHAIIGEDI ,Jam'' .lfPIOII, IIIIIIIUleMI.Wo Ytri!Citp,HI!rY~ ', 1,'· 1 Dr"""" .... PreaperlQ' while MeCarthy even 1! the Ia- did ed to know tho African Room E. Hutchinson, Rt. I Oak HW; Delpbls Du!lcah, l\!l'O. G·e·,o r ile ' -.:r..- ntm Dlfl.,.. • ,..r,. ·--~"'!'~ ~ more .....,11• have 10'11 U.e rugblrd out from under which has a stuf!ed gnu In Its 111111 Mary E. Lucaa, Jackoon; Horill, .Mro. "Uol'tl Harmon !IIKI ..-.~·=·-~._. ~ front w1nt1ow Is wiring It for L,yndon .. .. The Atland c C I I y ·' - ''a_. In ftlUr Vlelnam yean Mrs. Thomas R. SharP, Rt. 2 •.;n,· Whit)' WllJlliDs, Ollver : ~~---!111!-­ caliO, Fnnl! lil'llrrl)'. ·: ( . · - ·Ill'' all s. ......, the tex- Steel Pier Is having Its 70th 80tllld and will rettUe It "The Oak HilL ""' 4llt liellll IIJI. IJ' lllflll Oil ,_ ~ ""'BlljTHI Mr.' mf 1\lro. lh I ··~ · ~ 11!. lridiliitry sold 1,336,50il,OOO blr1bday without once ever pan. DaUy Gnus" . II... 11 ' Rlflie, ,lla\:1,., .0., a lOIIi ' ...... to liMo armed force• derflll to smllf...showl, strippers, no Pomeroy-111111!!1-t; 0., ·'·' • Will be Wed ;'lb,.,«~>ttitcy ~ !II !lie rill '-? ~;;~:t:= •. i ·, ' catcher Tom Lowery, and a three nan homer to Rick Stobart. Pldl Mlller and Whittington singled and Stobart also had a c.Duble to complete the 1111ddleport hit.ting. King fanned 7· In the flrot game last nlgtlt ~ackson sank Buchtel'• ~s CINCINNATI CUPO - Thlt 11\lury epidemic which baa plagued the ClnclnnsU Reds' pithing alltf this seaoon seems lantl ·with a lame loft shouljler aiKI before the pmo was .,..r, fils replacement, Don Pavletlch, limped back to the tlugtlUI after )0 have, .spiead. aggraveUng an old log il\iury. Btl Lee May, the Reds' musu was a bod night all the culu .tlrat. bas~man, ·~.sat wt way arou.-1 lor the Reds, who Mo~ nlgl!t'a game with At.- took a 9-2 drubbing frOIII the Braves as rookie lefthalller few games; George Stone racked ep hls Pavlodch sUU l1 bothered by third vic!9t'y in four deelsions a bad bruise sustained when he since his recall from Richmond wu hit by a pitch thrown by late In June, the New York Meta' Jerry MayJ who t(l)s the Reds with Koosman back on July 26. 16 homers, iniured his shoulder ·The Braves jUD1Ded on Reds when he made an unsuccessful starter George Culver for six attempt to catch an inside-the- of their runa ln the flrilt Inning park home run knocked by tho Chicago CUbs' Bilcy Williams Sunda,y . Be Out A While The word is he'll be out Cor a • Satch May Try Durocher May Repeat 1951 · To Pitch Again ATLANTA CUPO - Ageless Satchel Palp, Who Dlll,y bo 70 years old, set tlUI today to win a pmslon plan and see il he can 11111 got miiJor league batters oot. There were some observers who Dl!llred thll was a good year for him to try, Far younger men than Paige are having little trouble. Paige was Stgned Monda.v by the AtJanti Braves as an ~'adviser" and, perhaps, part~ time pitcher. uwe expect Paige to get Into shape and be ready to pitch when called upon," said Braves Prooldelil WUHam C. Bartholoma.v. Paige's last appearance in the big loaguos was In 1965, when he donned a Kansa.a City uniform and pitched three imings of scoreless ball against Boston. Since then he has worked as a deputy sherlf[ tn Kansas City. ''Pil just have to see U I can untold," said Paige, "II I can 1hrow halt as good as I oould last year," when he appeared in a few exlrlbltlons, ..then I koow I can sUll get 'em out." But the chte! reason tor Green's Standin ai8Jilng Palgo -ared to be Still Doubtful phllanthroplc. Bartholomay said Palge will be kept on the ac:tlve roster through thh year and in one capacity or another through 1969, lq enough to give him tbe 158 more days he needs to tJialll.Y for a major leaauo pension. '"Satehel Paige is one of the greatest pitchers or all time," aa:d Bartholomay. "Baseball would be guilty of negligence ..~ilould it oot assure tfrls legendary figure a place in the pension plan." Palge, a vlcllm of the longtime ban on Negro players, didn't make the majors until 1948, when he helped Cleveland win the American League pennant with a 6-1 mark. He also worked for the st. Louis Browns, and later was a reUever for the Miami Marlins PALO ALTO, C&llf. (UPO The Clevelm:l Browns went liP to their second day of serious preparations Cor the Sin FriJloo cisco 49ers today arwJ lt was still unclear who will be filling in for injured running back Ernie GreeJL A new acquisition1 5-11, 225pourd lullback Bill Munsey 1 was receivhtg intensive training for a possible go in Green's slot. The Browns got Munsey when he had a salary dispute with Vancouver of the Canadian LeaM gue. the ~ernational League, where he presided over the bullpen in an easy chair. Estimates 0( his age range trom GO to 70. He was born in Mobile, Ala., but he said the ••rnidwlt'e died and all the books burned up," destroying any record ol his blrthdate. of T T. d 0 u rnev u n erw a:J'\1 · J l"f1 ~ j Last Thursday night- games clnnatl Be~Ohio (UPO ly to I. then ATHENS ClIP alnee hlid been rained oo1 lngtoa y, E rls, _Worth- Logan beat New Marahfiald Fln:l ' Steubenville, Ashley, 18-3 and Ironton clobbered Ham II.Y 100 HUlsboro defended den 23-8, · ~ ::ir wtmers' atatus today ln Middleport will pla,y _barring . Am ~co":;ound of the slate more ralnoots - the winner of nam~n~an gion baseball f.our.. the Athenl!-<;alllpolis match (to. In flr 1 night) on 'fburadaJ at 6:30p.m. Clncl~ ~ action Monday, Tho Aa.!na-GaiiiPoll• flWI to-· · .. · ·· "· nli9l S<O<.ed ~ 4-2 nl&ht is . at 6:30 to be .loltO:ed win OVtfl'' Marietta ·atter overat 8 coming a two-run deftcJt; Ely.. by Wellaton vs ·~-~~·~• rla K Trlmble 000 000 _ o 1 2' three-overran ent 7·2 desPite a hom b Mlddleport 320 B3X - 8 5 0 run er ry Bruce c..,... King and Rain Whittington non lor the losers; and Worthand Lowery. ey • lngton dOimed Euclid 2~, scorlng both runs In the eighth In- 3-1 as Blll Fu;ber allowed only . defeated slx hits; Ashley Lanetster -J.a, putting down tt C<lJJle ·from-behlntl effort in the top ol the ninth; Hillsboro outlasted a nloth-lenlng threat by Sidney to win 7-4; and Findlay edged Piqua 3·2 in a game where all runs came on errors. . .Tocla.v's morning actioo Involved: Alihtabula vs. Lancaster•, Sltlney n. Marletta·, a~ ""' Kent vs. Euclid. In the afte~. noon: Ashley vs. Hillsboro; Bentley vs. Elyria; Worthington vs. FliKilay, alii Steubenville vo. Plquo. ning. The double-eUminatian toornaSteebonvtno edged Ashtabula mont ends Saturday. CIIICAGO (UP!) - Four mllllon people In Chicago would like to see Leo Durocher do it again. Durocher, the tough • lalklng rntllller of the Chicago Cubs, commanded llle New York Giants during their famous umi.. racle" drive or 1951 In which they overcame a 13 1-2 gune deficit aiKI overtook the Br6ok· b'n Dodgers to wln the Natlooal Nicklaus Third PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UPI)- Jack Nicklaus' victory In the American Golf Classic moved him into third place on the PGA money winning list Monday as he r.rd Lee Trevino became the fourth and firth players to charge past the $100,000 mark this year, a PGA record. Nicklaus earned $25,000 far his sudden death plljoCf victory in the Arller icsn Classic to boost hi s earni ~Jgs to$120,488. Trevino picked up $!,020 lor ftnishlng ln a tie tor 2Sth place and raised hls yearly tolal to $1C0,616. Tom Weiskopf, who finished money with $142 551 14th lnwinners lhe clasolc, leads ' •the League pennant, And Durocher may be doing just that. at least on the surface. It may be just a colnci ... when . they liunched nvo hits with a walk, two passed bolls by Jah~ Bench and Alex Jobnson'B~ two-base error on Tl· to franco,.•s Oy balL The laas was the twelfth of ~ season against nine 'Jietorfes for Culver. "It was a night when we real.. ly needed a complete game and instead we had to run through the staff," said Reds Manager Dave Bristol. Cloninger To Pitch . Culver was the first of .five Pitchers used by Bristol who wUl Ton;' Cloninger (3.6) against the Braves• Ron Reed (I0-7) tonight in the secohl of the two-game series which coneludes the current homestalkl. Sttne, the Braves' 22--year..ald lefty, has to figure the pitching in the maJor leagues is a snsp compared wlth the Tens League. He doesn't have a 60~lie auto trip before each as.. • The young lef!.y ,... ,....., by the Braves of! the Loulalanl Tech eampus. two yean aeo. He was sUU goine to l choQl 11) to .June thlo year and jjU eornmuting ·between - ~ campus · and the Braves' Shreveoort farm club in the Texas League, When scllool ended, Slone was promoted to Richmond of thei lnternatiooal League, where he compiled a 2-1 record bel,... his recaJI by the BraveL "Sneaky, Fast'• "He's sneeky 1 last and hu a curve and a aUder to go with it," said Brave catcher Joe Torre. "We have gotteo him a lot of runs in the last two games aoo it has hel_ped to re- ••"! s1grnnent. lax him." · In his last preVious start, Stone defeated tht: Chlcqo · C~o.'b!i. 1()..2. Tt1e loss put Cincinnati In ftfth place, 16112 games out of ftrst place in the National League. I. ' dence but the 1951 Giants trail· ed the Dodgers by 13 games an the night of Aug. 12 and the 1968 Cubs trailed the Cront-cunning st. Louts Cordi nals by the asme margin on the same date • International League standings By United Press International W. L. Pet. GB Toledo . . •••• 70 50 •583 Columbus •••• ,60 53 .531 6lf2 Rochester. .... 61 54 .530 ~12 Jockaonville••. 58 57 .504 9'h Syracuse...... 54 59 , 478 121;2 Louisville•... ,55 61 .474 13 But!alo.. , , , .. 55 63 .466 H Rlchmmd. •.•• 50 66 • 431 18 Monday's Results Toledo 3 Rklunord 2 (1st game 7 Innings) Toledo 4 Richmond 1 (2nd) Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 3 Louisville 4 Syracuse 3 Onl.\' games scheduled SAVE MOREl HAVE ! ' At 1111, o n - lhll'o •• -~~~ ll I wol polntJ Drloa In juol 20 mlnuta. Bru- elun·UP ln water. FOf ~ blth, tdb:llon orfumlturo. - KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 992.3748 290 H. 2nd Avo. Middleport, O. r--~--:::::::~;;:;:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ Pre lahar 111 Reynolds Joins Cubs CHICAGO (UPll- The Chicago Cubs called up pitcher Archie Re)'nOlds from ~;'::: ,,,, Monda.}' while optlonini' .ll Gary Ross to the same club. Before joining Tacoma, Reynolds had a 13-2 record a LSan Antonio. FMemories of a Great Day in &ueball · t Ruth's Last 3 Homers 'Hit in Forbes Field .;~ PIITSBVRGH (UpJl- FrldaJ on bese when the Babe came to ,.bstted 1n the seventh. !told In st. Loulo by hltung the !'I remember U was a 3-1 ball ontHlanded to right !told, pltch, 11 traymr said. "SUre. he during battirw practice," Sisler had dono his damage ror the said. uHe would hit two or three day. But he modo hlatory with with one hand and then look bore. Guy Bosh again with a man on. the next pitch. 'lbo ball sailed urn never forget thoae The count was 3-2 olll the next over the right field stands- the over toward our bench with the wallop;," said Pte Traynor who ball oatled Into tho rlgtlt Oeld nrot time that ever haj)pened at boyish grin ol trls, as much ~s to say. 'I'll only have to hit with was the mantger · of the stands. Ruth singled In the fifth. Forboo Field." halt m,y strength today.' " Plttabur(h Pirates whon Babe The t.aes were empt.y when he Despite Buth'o efforts, the Ruth believed baseball ' 1 was cradled hl1 ?12th, 713th and Pirates,..., ll·7, aiKI Ironically the only real gMie In the 714th homers. on 111.,- 25, 1935. the winning pitcher woo Walle worlcL" He said boys shoUld "Just beb-e the pme1 " Pte Hoyt, Who had been Ruth's begin pllylng the pme at an Aid, "U.e told me he teammate with tho New York earb' age. waan't feeling .wen. He old hla GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Yankeeo. "In baseball you gotta start · ,.!oJa were not w1lat they used to Soturdi,V, Augoat 10, 1868, George Staler, Hall of Farner from way dOMl the bottom •.. ,be. He had Juat paaaed hls 40th SALES REPORT OF who played for the old st. Louis ~ six or seven," Ruth ! ... ........ omo VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. Browna, r e c all e d Ruth's when you're 11 said. You can't wah until ..,, A Pltllbuqlo aporta . writer HOGS - 175 tO 220 lba. II to mltilth. you're 16 or 17. You've gotta Jet ••, unbled to Tra.ynor Just before lt.50; 220 to 250 lba. 1810 19,. OIIHiandod P011er It grow ep with you oiKI If ,.;·lie teamo - the field. 50; Light 17 to 19; Fat !loWe "I r01110111ber h9lf be Would 4 •" II ~'Don't WOl'I'J .bout tba Bibe 14 to IB; staes 12 to 15; lloara belittle our distance to right you're •bCcessful and try ·hard· ei10Ugh, you're bound to come • dvlJW you IIJIIIIroelllt," he told 10 to 14; Sows IIIII Pies 85 to out on top." ·Ji ~· "Ha 111111 were tlUI on ioo; 9toato 8 to 16. Ruth died on Aug. 16, 1948 of •' be .town unlll 5 o'clock this CATI'LE - steers 20 to 2$; throol ClDcer. BARBS p "' D~" .. . Halfera 18 to 22. 50; BabY Boot Branch Rlckay eulosized Ruth . • o.,en 20 f'l ~8; . Fat Cowl 18 to'lUO; ly PHIL PASTORET because of hia great lnOuenco ,_, .Tht Boomn Brawa had a mab Clllllll's·. 12 to 15; CUIII ·18 fo ' . ooyouth. 24; Milk Cows loo to 200. · · The alrUneo welcome all 11 Jit.1· ha1 ' e1'81ted an e2peeta.. VEAL Ci\LVF3..: , . , ~.IJ!J; the passenger& they can haul, - · 28 to 32; Medium 25 to · but talttng a plane il frowned Uon ot hero ,....ship on the part 1l., of the youth ot this cOIIJlf:ry,u 30; Cern. and HYo. 24 to 32.50; on. • • , . ~~ RiclcQy satd, "am it was • most ''CUIIa 20 to 28. · Th• • first attmpl to tortuna~e thing that Ruth kept SHElp' - ~· and Lmo. s monufictll~e a IIIPflllrffer talth ,•wltb the boyhood of . '• • to 10; Stock Ewes 5 to ~o; Fat W4l ill )71f, Gild the firm Ameri.ca t.cause they loved CLEVELAND (U~ _ llarwt! Sleep ~- ~ ~; Clill~ ~ iq 5; li!'Okl ' ljal Ul ilolna lhe prolotypa tdm." Ji(ej.t~o ..mbe bdallfd 10 Pill • to 8j ~at 'f'elliei'~ .5 fit •10. ~~ t.p thla dau, · boll fl'om• ..., l!ll.• l(t!4:1Jl' ~AMBII ""'- ~· · .22.50,. Set· •· • • • mou~ itld flred 1 onill 18 'fo 22; .t.l6t Wts• . J8 Friend oayojt was an •• th. ..,. . • to 20; Common . ~flo is. . wJib ~llb wHe ~ 111e ~. boughlia bOtl~ ' bllt havijlg thli''''·• ::: markl the 20th annlverlllf)' of bat In the ft.rat iml._ He blasted •· the death of Babe llutho whe hit a homer of! Red Lucas. the !sst three htlne runs of his When Ruth carne to bat In the fantaatlc career at Forl>os Field thlnl Inning he faced rollover Market Report ....... . ~. .- boating! Underway or 11 1nohor, ,.,.. IIMd ahlp-thape prollotlon on your boat and r,tlllratll. Why rlak btlng 'aunk" ftnanclallyt Make IIIII -on the mott "" Joyable yet by prolacllng JOUrnll Wllh Outbotrd or lowest prices of the year on YIChllnaurance frOm Thll ltlltlord. Call ua today lor IOmplelt lnformallon on lilllllltlt DrOIIGUon. DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SAFETY CHAMPIO FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORD TIRES NO ~Mel.ain Wa..Js · the ' ·,JJ i2 . Over ' liZ£ ••:••500 Froin Nqw I~ One Dty •21.00 23.25 23.'78 27.26 30.00 11.87 ' ........ ' \' ' '' 27.00 30.60 33.00 38.50 . 13.21 13.10 16.21 18.10 . MONEY DOWN · Take 18.21 tQ . PIIY �.. • ' .' .. Jane Ann -Ba1ar • PI;EASANT - CIQ' coun-ed'IWO ordiiiiD<81 dur· Monda,r ntglll' • rtlllllar se •· ol dQ- councU IIIIClllll other Items on the ovenlni: apnda. nre. accldelila, ete, annexing several ·oUIJ.i'lng .... dons Into the · dQ' llmlta areas ln<luded Burdette Addl· don, suq. Htights and hO.aes west of the Sond.v Helllbl area. Mayor MOrgan asked dQ' afror· 1111¥ Ra.v llllsgrave to prapare • petition for IIIUIOXIIIon to bi dr· culated in these areas to get a more cumpleto nndlng of t h e Views or the residents on the proposals. Cooncll approved the mayor's requeat that a letter be given to Architect's AsiiOClate to proM : a,vstem would be ror the pOllee ~;·rorclht ii\OI!III · anth'e Cf1U1111' 1Dd planto, hoilp(t- fl. .a.ir ql~Ulpin!\Uid '-' . ala, flmoral ' - " """"" om. · chi., ol pollee Jack l'YI•>'iihoirtli· cOI'I, area clQ- olllelalslnd qtj,.. •tbe department ine.slriv~· ar lnienated waona are aaked .llllleli 9 arre.aied' t to atteild lite meettrw. fl1e oom- drlvero ·lnvtilv~ ls.Ued 172 ber named to be eiilled It ~· pork!n,r· .l lckitl alld 8 unta'rid qstem ta put.lnto offtct Is 911 ~ jickels; m~ aa• ~ and the call would be a~owered > law arrelta and 19 ~ .iillli- · , • ;r . st a central point and then the demeanor arreata; pstrol ... necesaary steps taken f r o m worked a lola) ol9S8 mail ho9n there. tml!lc the IIIOillh. 1be acaled modol ol the ill • The llnanelal rePort ot tile fated Silver Brldse was on dis- three dQ' depertmerita wu llhr• pla,v In tho councUchamberswith · en, 1~ the foUowlnl baJ. Mayor Morgan announcing that ance on July 31 - Clt,r, the model wblcll cost the feeler. 599.63; Water Worka, $16,40! •• a1 government approximately 24; sewer Fund, $21,517.60. $15,000 Is now the ()I'OJJtiiV of Present for U.e meellni were the CIIY of Point Pleaaant m a Mayor Morpn, Cllnttorlll!¥llq loan basts and wiU remain In Musgrave; Clerk l'att111Ui'<lotte the clcy bulldlng. Mlcyor 1\lorgan and council members Jim Wli· drove to Waah\ngton, D. C. last gtna, Ruaaell Hollan<l, Wallace weekend and bnJuJ!bl the model smtth, Bill Wellman, Jack FOW· back by truck to be oo dlsPia.v ler, llUater Rltlle, Reid Doolll· at the Ma100 County Fslr. II tie, Elmer Jones, Jack Juniper proved ooa of tho main attrac- and Lorain Wilcoxen. tiona there. On August18 1: . ""'roOd •IJ,- Six Civil Court Actions Filed fflE CJin.DaEN a.aen man Mr. Weber Family Reunion Held Sunday at Park . ..... ,.,, lit., Loula 78 42 .644 63 55 ~53t 13 · ·" Atlanta 61 57 .517 15 .;:; San FranctaliO 60 56 .517 15 , •• Ctndrmau f/1 58 .50 4 lll'h 50 81 .479 19~ ·• Plttoburglt ., .•• PhlladelJ>hla . 53 61 .m 21 . :.. Ltio Angelos 53 64 .453 22~ ·,_, Naw York 54 86 .450 23 . llou .,.. aton 51 66 .436 24~ lllonda.v'o Results . .. .. Atlento 9 Clndnnatl 2. night Chicll!ll 7 St. Louts 3 : COni¥ games aeheduled) 1 •;.. Tnda,v' • Probable P!tcbers '! "" . (All Times EDT) ' "' St. Louis (Washburn 10-4) at · •• Chlcaao (J:!IIldna 12-11), 2:30 p. ' ~!! ~ctao . • m. ""' Atlanta (Reed 10-7) at Clnctn. ·~ · natl (Clontn&er 3-4), 8:05 p.m. •· Houaton (WU- 8-12 andCUol.. : lor 6-6) at Phlladolphla (James ~:: . 1 3-4 and Wise 8-8), 2, 6:0:; p.m. ·' • San Franclscu (1\larlchal 20-5) " '~ at Plltoburgh (Veale 9-11), 8:05 ... . p.m. Loo Angeles (&Ilion S-10) at New York (CardWJIII MO), 8 p. m. Wednetlday'a Games . st. Louts at Chicego Atlento at Clnclll!atl, night Houaton at PhUadolphla, night San Fran II Plttoburgh, nlgtlt Loo Atlg at New York, night Dinner Sunday Gt:dni Helen Help US ••• -n 'I' ' National Leaaue W,' L. Pd. GB to. Boyers Host • ' ....... '· 4th Birthday .T•: ' ,..,,,..,.lj, ... · w .. \1;>:" f'l\t .. '1&: Church J" .for ·I ··r -~ •if ll i :) •' '~-· ., •I. I • ' ' l ' ;1 .... ,. eek L • ted d; y;, . '·" "' A •• ~~ f/' ,!. Son" Bride Honored .. With Shower 0 cl' ts vrgeu To Arrange for Snecial &am Voice along Broadway M HOSPITAL NEWS rraneea Sr., -an:· -Ill. M srNtiNI:L o.or., . --.., ........ ........ -......."' . .-. . ......... --· •·• ......,, , "" e ...._....... ,... ...... ._n•••·•·•·, u: '. ................ ' ' Apple Grove Injury.:Riddled Reds Drop 9-2 Decision~' By United Preao International ,._._.i American League W. L. PeL GB Detroit •••• • ,75 42 ,641 Balllmore. ••• ,87 48 .583. 7 Boston ....... 63 54 ·.538 12 Cleveland. ••• ,63 57 .525 !3'h Oaklaild ••••• ,60 56 .517 14'h Minnesota. .... 55 59 .48.2 18% New York. •••• 52 60 , 464 21J1h C&llfornta. • ' ·.. 53 64 .453 22 Chicago. •••.• 46 66 .421 25% W11hlngton. • , .42 72 ,368 31'h Monday's Results New York 5 CeUfornia 2, night Bait 3 Qak I, nls!>t, 10 lnntngs Detroit 6 ClevelaiKI 3, night Boston 2 Chicago I, night Washington 2 11111111 0, night Today's Probable PJtcher1 AU Times EDT Baltimore (1\lcNalb' I 5-8) at Oaklslll Cllunter 9·9), 11 p.m. Now York (Barber 5-4) at CSII· fornta (Ellis 9-1), 11 p.m. Washington (Hannon 7 • 2) at Minnesota <Boswell 8-9), 9 p.m. Detroit ()lobaon 3-4) at Clevt>laiKI (Siebert 11-9), 7:30 p.m. Chlcsgo CHorion 8-U or John 11-S) 11 Boaten (Pizarro 3-4), 7:30p.m. Wednesday's Games Chicago at Boston, 2 Baltimore at Qaklalll Washington at Mlmeaota Detroit at ClovelaiKI, night New York at CSllfornto, night .. "' : Middleport Posts 8-0 -~ Victory at Wellston "" WELJSrON- Middleport• a All ' ·:" star Boys Lea&!te baaoball team "" (10ited an !WI, one hit olutout ··" over Trimble T1110nshij1 Monday night to advance In the Wellston "'' lJttle Lta(llle Tournament. .. Cllfl Whittington, ahuskfrlght. • hanclor, limited Trimble to a • 'lltbber tlUIIn front o! home plate ·;;, by Psrry to open the slxtb that for a single. He was era" eel stealing IOcond, Whittington fiiUled 14, walked one, and bed on!¥ two baUo hit to the tnn.sld. One Trimble batter besides Perry got on baae, Slkorold, who walked and lid ... t oll'bOitl.' to· _ --n ~ I'll ...IQCtid PI••· Meanwhile, llllddlepori put up •• 8 runa on 1001 ball hilllng and ·• lhaliy Trimble defensea. ... King, the pltohsr' walked 1our, ·•· bad two coat!¥ bobbles back of ' i' him sed seve up a triple to '• '. ~. ~111 13, 1968 ' ~ra. VIrginia MOOre of Park· · er"'>urt W, VL was tha waek· llfld pest. of 1\lr. and lllro. Char· Plans are . lei Neuman. · · the Ot>en cherch . ,lllrl.• Leo Crew loin Columbus J..,. Ann IIIOJ'• The ft.rst ordinance was for •· \i,altl\'l heqon4Jl~awanddauglt· and M\"1. Edlrird . the re~~Ulatlon and control of lOr, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Da~ld Brown. eroy, to Mr. Larry .. flshlng at Krodel Park which · ...., ·Crew apent laot,. there 'Foi\.orla. ., P> · will open to the publlc an Aug. iiiiiii\Oi' dller. · The ~will bo · -.;':f"i~ uat 19. Rulea eatsbllshed by the 1 ib', and 1\lro, Gene Grea ind o1 Aq. 18 at 2:30 p.m. ordinance included, personatlsh. cldld!'tn. l.,ym, Nan~, LaurA, Trlntcy United Clllrih of Clii'l.st, ing in the lake nwst have a West · . Coil and Helen ot liMo PlnaJna Pomeroy. 1be Rev'. lllll , Perrin Virginia fishing license; motor CUal Zone have spent the paat will of!lclsle.' ' ' · boats prdllblted; fish with pole 10 dire here vtaltlng he,!' per· 1\lrs. HUde Hart COtuno, Pom· and line only; fishermen can use ceed with plans for the new proonto, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. latah smtlh eroy, will be the m"'""' ol tm· on!¥ one pol•; doyllght fishing ol Maoon, W, VL, and her sis· or and the brldeomaldo Will.,. posed local recreational and culon!¥; wading prohibited; no flshter, 1\lra. Jim Bmlth, and fam· Miss Linda Baunle,.stater·orlllt ing In or near the swimming tural cenlar. ALL of P. A. Weljer ilel'tpn,ent (b: Qf' Dal'Wln. 1\lr. GrOIIII Is a proapedive bridegroom; 11111 The mayor announced that a area; Utterlng prohibited; bass the annual Weber famlb' reunion ~ ·at . Oal< Part.. apeclal meeting would be bold •her· 'Ohltllpr, llll4dii\)Drt, .n.t caullbl - llmlt five per day Standing behiiKI lllr. Weber, who obaervecl · 89th · bl~ Mr. and lllrl. Kennetb McCUI· 1111os Roberta !htlman, COvlnl• on August 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the must be at least 10 inches ln at the reunion, ore, len to right, his ~hlldrerl, ~ Weblckallh and 1011, Ken, are vaeaton, Ky. , langth and persons violating any dcy building to consider t h e or, Barberi Sargent, Doris Koenig, WUma HaughlaiKI Wilber llonlng at lll,yrtle Beach. 'lbolr 1\lr. Fndorlc smtth, Pilla~ the rules are subject to a f1ne use ol Point Pleasant being a Weber. ~. Laura, remained with burs!> Ps will'be 1118 boot pilot clcy for a National Toled. not less thnn $5 or more phone Emergency number ~zysM her rr...-.ms. 1\lr, and 1\lrs. for ~- utiltfrl will be than $100 and (or) a j&ll senJamea Crlnrell, and lllrl. 11111' lllr. Ell Boer, Po~; Mr. tence not to excee<l 30 da.fs. tem. Point Pleasant has been dred McCUIIouah. Jack Congrove PlckerfnaiOa,Ond The second ordinance passed recommended as a pilot study lllr. and 1\lrs. Richard Raw· Mr. Beman! :Bauer, rootlnU. city Cor the new system which was for the control and regulallnp and famll7 beve return· A reception In the IIOclali'ooml would be anyone in trouble tion of the operation of motoreel from a v .. atton at M)TIIe o1 the churcll will be bold tmmecycles, motor bikes and persons Beacb. · riding on them. It providt!s that · PIMie Woode of Clrdevnte dlateb' following the c~. periODS using a motor driven hel:o for tll8 week with her vehicle must ride onJ.y upon the Not only dld the tam(b: of P. bara SlfBert, president, a n d ll'"""""otlta, lllr. and 1\lrL llbbpermanent and regular seat and ' A. Webef unite for a reunion Ollve Weber, oeeretar)'-<roasur- ort White. 1\lra. Clair Woode shall not carry a passenger unPT. PLEASANT - Slx civil in an actioo stemming trom a tttrs "ehicle to turn over and bnJuJ!b1 ber daulf!ler hera Man· less the vehicle Ia 8(Jlipped for actions have been filed in the highway accident occurring on she suffered injuries. Judgment at Royal oak Park SUnday but ·81'. AtteiKilng wore P. A. Weber, di,V. passenger; every person riding olfice of the clrcuit clerk dur- Ajlrll 3, 1968 on Rt. 2. The bill in the amoont of $31.583.28 Is the group also honored Mr. Wel>-•,. 1\lr. IDd 1\lrl. Wilbur Weber shall wear an approved crash Ing the past week, wlth three ot or complaint states that a ve-- asked by the plaintiffs against er on hls 89th blrthda.Y anni· Doria Koenig aiKI Rielly, Mr. tiKI lllro. Donald Kooal8, Mr. ol lllcKIOI Roell, PL were Sll· helmet; the vehicle must be ~­ the actions stemming from big~ hicle driven by the defendant, the deferdant and a trial by versary, In commemoration of the oo- aiKI lllro. Norman Weber, Keith urda,r nl(lll pot• of 1\lr, and Several l\lelgs reatdento traY. erated as q.Uetl)' as possible at way acddents and three from Burley It Pearson, 102 Hig~ jury ls sougllt. A second civil action Is scyled casJon1 a large decorated birth- tiKI VIda, and Klrk Chevalier, 1\lro. FIQJd Weber. 1'b01 carne eled to Balttmore, Ohio &lndaJ , all times within the dt;y and must indebtness. Jalli Avenue, Pl. Pleasant. col· oopaelai!J for the Wliler re- for a poUuck d1oner allbt home be equipped with a mul!ler with Mary Margaret RifOe a n d lided with a car driven by Mary Randy stone, an inCant, who sues day cake marking the anniver- all of Tq)pera Plains; 1\lr, and lactory-made noise reducers; any Heber Riffle are the plaindff Margaret Rilflecausl~thepla~ through next of friend, C&rsel sary was served with the picnic 1\lra. SUmmon Haught, KatiQ' lllllon hold &lnday at the Ro1al Ill Mr. and 1\lra. Walta' ' Beyor. and Louise Stone, va John IJo)'d dinner. aiKI BUI, Darlene Davia, 01.1'1- Oal< Park. driver, drivers, operators or from !lor• were 1\lr, Gifts were presented to Mrs. hoga Falls; 1\lr, and·lllrs. Char· controllers of a motorcycle, moM Bisek aiKI Grace A. Black, Hunand lllrL Dale WIIIPel, lllr/1. Har· dngton. Tho coltlj)lslntstatesthat ElizabeU. Biddle, 93, the oldoat les Pa,vM IDd suzame, AkrtJD; tor bike etc., is prohibited from ry Davl1; IDd ilrs. Garnet Har. Randy Stone was rldlng a bicycle person atterKiin&:i to Tracy LyNl Mr. and 1\lra. IJQ,jll Koentc, l\lel. banding together with other drivbreclt of ~; Mrl. James on lU. 62 on Ajlrll 21, !968 and Megahan, Ove months old, the vtn, Marlln aiKI Marte and Shar· ers lor the purpose ol lorming curroi:d and Pat ot $Tacase. was struck by the Black vehicle youngest presentj Mrs. Doris on flood ol Manilleld; Elole and Mro. Grace Pratt and Doba '']Jack." Hawk, Nlliolle, Cher)'l alii Pamcausing the youth to be injured. Koenig who bed the moat chilViolators ol these regulations bie Laney ot l\llddiiiiOfl: The shaU be guil\)' of a misdemeanor The plaintiffs ask judgment dren, slx, aiKI to WUms Haucb~ ela of ShelbY; Mr. and lllra. wn. By Helen Bolle/ 1fOIIP was lolnfd In C<llwdlUI and 1! foond gullcy shall be flned against the defendants in the who tra~ed the moat distance. ber Weber, Mrs. Jean 1\lepbln by lllr. and !lira. Tom Wolfe aiKI Tracy aiKI WeiKI.Y of PittsAn attordance prize went to Thel· not less thaD •10 nor more than think amoont of $20,153.55. and - , . , Steele. My LG.A.P. tells me YtlU S. E. Mobley and Eda Mobley rna Farnsworth. burgh; Mr..... 1\lro. Bruce lot¥· $100 and-or ae-ced to 30 days YOUTH ASKED FOR lTI Allerlloon &IIOIIe at tbe !!oyer This colwnn is Cor young peo- it already Is. Take it from there\ are the plaintlfis ln another ac\ TUESDAY Officers were elected lor the ers, Joyce, L1rdt., Bruce, ~ In the coun1y jail. home were 1\lr. IDd lllrll Bur· tion with Bernie Parsons, Frost, next reunion and include Bar· ard, A! via and sarpn~ POIIIEROY IJONS Club dlrec- delle !!oyer and lllr. and 1\lra. Mlcyor D. B. MOrgan reported ple, their problem& and pleasM - n. all their troubles and fun. As Dear Helen: Ohio, the deferxlant.. This action of Cbeoler; Mr. and 1\lro. tors meeting at the Ohio P011er Brooks TuiUe, Jell and Kat!Q', ures, on Ute much discussed and long with the rest or Helen Help Us!, I want to say a word for a stems trom a highway accidert Roger Gaul, Roger and Leeann, Co. olllco, 7:30 p.m. Tueliday. "' Columbtlo, and 1\lrl.. BetV awaited psv!ni of Main Street it welcomes Laughs but won't class of mothers who are often •·-·· 111r ~ 111r D . . _ Ratreshmenll wiU be served. Runkle of ;Baltimore. on September 9, 1967 in the clcy !rom 6th to 13th street. He said ~··~r; . a,., •· ·-~~ or Point Pleasant with Eda Mobhe was •Teady to mail out conM dodge a sertoos tpestloo with a maUgned: Slep.rnothers. PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- Gaul aiKI Michael of Belpre; lllr. AU IJ,ODB are Invited. ~•. I am 20 and will be a junior bruab tracts" and hoped to got the ~ ley claiming injuries and she is son County Homemakers eoun- aiKI lllrs. .:-.ant Koenig, Jr., liiii?DLEPORT llUslnesa and 8end -~vn•" teenage questions in college this tall. When I was seeking judgment in the amount ell has plsnned an educat1011- Leonard Eugene aiKI fi!iella Am, Proftlnlonal W0111en's C 1 u b, paving underway before the laSt ol Soptembsr. Residents aflect- to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care nine, my widowed father mar· of $5,000 aiKI S. E. Mobley ask· a1 toor to be hold August 22 1\lrs. Elizabeth Biddle, Tbelma Tuellday,,, 7:30 p.m., Gas CO. ofSIO bas been ed by thepsv!niwill receive their of Helen Help USl this naws- rled .•acfine woman. "' 1 coold k She ing judgment In the amoont of to Include Chsrleston, Hawks Farnaworth, Mr. tiKI lllra. F1oyd nee. Am Bailey, bostess ...,.. svoryuolng a ..r as · $1,475 for vehicle damages, loss contracts within the next week and psper. Nest, Lewisburg, IDuootooo Weber, Long Bottom; Mr. and mlltee chairman, In <harP of LOVE OR HABIT'? gave me love, understanding, gut. of companionship of wife, an:l IIIOIIOY !lUll' be clopoalted In the Dam, aiKI Grendviaw State . .Mra. - h Keller, l)el>ble, Jlon. . ...,~. ~~- •t .... . o{)f Horr~r.~ Dear Helen: dal'lce, counsel and yes, disci· wife's m.edical bWs. Park to silO ·"Honey ih the ·'Ill, iloila' antJI DeanHflllilllima, . _ • , .. &:I'~~ ~att,.w ~In a Sjl!l· thave been IIOing ~'!'lh~;J>l~• which 1 ~-llovobd The lndebtness actions are: Rock." Ernoat Weber and ~ Ash"WHITE ROSE Lodp will bold ,, ; ·~ -~ a-:allabl!. ther.t "" this g,y for three 1081'1 iiud we appr6aate fi'er, 1M ile'T!"tior· · Citizens National Bank of Pt. Reservadona are ..,. being worth, Pomeroy. A pst In the a picnic at the Middleport f<lltl. Jolr, and Mrl, Harold 0. Goorp Two representadvos of I h e have talked aboot marriage when 10 often. I think loti of Pleasant vs. Louis E. Johnaoo, taken by Mrs. C. B. ......__ .,_.,. afternoon was Mabel Van Meter side park, Wednollday, Aug. 14 .mertalned Frltla.v with a Jlllrll Dtctogropb securlcy lll"otem of we got oot of college, In 1971. 1 friction between atop • par- Anlla Johnson, both of New HI· son, Route 2, Point p(011ant, of Chester. at8p.m. lnabservancoo!the!ourtbblrtb· llllniiDg!oD discussed the posal. didntt date much before him, as ents and chlldren c o u I d ven and Looise Klaas, Hartford. for tho tour. Total cosi will FRIDAY daJ ol their aon. Brlall . Leo. be ellmlnated 1! beth parties The plalndff Is asking judgment be $12.75, Homemakers w!sO,.. bUllY ot tho dt.y purchasing a I am now on!¥ 18. ,I' TOWN AND COUNTRY store A picnic dlmer wal ...,Otf He's a great person and I would give the other a chance from the deCerm.ntainttleamount modular alarm !ll'slerntobeplaclng to go should contact Mrs. CtiVf.fes OJ at Racine u n 1 d Methodist to the .,esta, lllrs. Robert 0 1 do ed In the pollee ataUon for the -·..,t ........ 1 was very much in love to be themselves. - Please lot of $4Q2. 76; Credit Bureau of Thompson by August 14. Clwrch, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fr1- Rinehart, L.l'dla IDd Etldlo Jol11Point Pleasant, aa collection use of local bualnesa to hook-up witlt him, but rm not !lire. My not uae my nams. l\la.vbe • di,V aiKI 51~ by Hli>PY Bust- sm, Sallie I'Owall, 1\lro, L. W. with to prevent burglarizing ·ol parents think he's great too. of atop-parents will think this agency for Holzer Hoapltal Founct.... , 1\lcComu, "1'1 Breit, ~ their eatsbllshments. Mayor They'd feel awM 1! we broke letter Is written aboot them. - dation vs. Clyde Osbe H!gglnGeorp. Two ' deeorihd Morgan appolnted a committee up. LUCKY • hotham aiKI Opal Louise HlgginCOIIIered the table, ""' a 1 would too, bot I atlll want a Dear Helen: composed of Bill Wellman, Ray chance II'J' from 1\lrs. Rinehart. 1bi i!'GIP to date around. My atea<IY My friend bad a pajama par. bothsm, Judgment of $984.08; Lu~keydoo is in Musgrave and Jack Juniper to IS .. - ·~Hat~W mra.~ ll!d lJ4. Peoples Bank of Pt. Pleaaant look into the matter turttn~r be- sa.ys If 1 liP out with other fel. cy. I wore my good ahorta over vs. George and Bart.ra L. Har· Ia Jobnoon • - grace. ' and brooght my dress lor church. 1'1". PLEASAN'f - Buatneaa Riding the PORI' ol tbe ·c.orp tore any action Is taken by coun- lows we're throusl>. Helan, how can I krow Irs 1 lefi my shorts and p.j.a at her per, Gallipolis Ferry, judgment Reserve Training matters were tranaacted In Moo· cldldren provided ~ cil. love en! en I lest It against house In my bentl>ag, and then sougllt by plalmlffs in the amount da,y night'• meetlnJ ot lite Ad· Three bWa were read on the for the cbUdrtn. Brlln Wll4 mlnlalraUve Board fJDrmer Lo· PJrchaling of a new city street other boys? 5bould I settle for took it home without cllecldng. of $2,110. 6. -..t gilts and cards. LETART, W. VA. - Roger cal COJI!erenee) at Hnl(lllo Unitfonmoss and respect or try to Next di,V I cooldn'l OIKI my shorts, sweeper - btds were submitted L. Lucko)doo, son of 1\lr, and ed Matbodlst cl!ur<h at 7:30 p.m. 1\IASON - 1111ss Bornite Morby Weal VIrginia Tractor Com- find out If real love Is some- and tho next week I ssw her wearlllra. Alva E. Luckeydoo, Rt. I, Rev. Chsrlel Frum presided. thing more? - AFRAID 1Q ing them! Whet should ldo?Wbeo plQ', who was recentb' married · I' r. ._J of Chsrleston; Machinery Letart, W. Vo.. a student at LOSE A GOOD THING. I asked her 1! Pd lefi thorn there, ASK TO WED . Olheu meottnga lhl• week In· to 1\lr, Ch8rleo R. Staubo, was ~ IS Inc. of llllniiDg!on, and Stewart Marshall Unlverolt.y, Huntington, she said uNo." - CONFUSED PT. PLEASANT- Two cou- W. VL, is attending Arm.Y Re- elude: Tueeda,v, covered dish honored with a bridal ahi:Jwer EQI!pment Com- of Charles- Dear Afraid: _ , . to lind out now wile- Dear Confused: ples have made appllcationa for serve Officers' Training Corps d1mer meeting for Frlelldllhil' at the ..... of lllro. Cqoon ton. A committee composed of ll you are absolutely sure, tell marriage licenses in the ~ce summer camp. Ttte eouvse bepn clau m - • at the Krede1 Roush w1111 Nro. Rou•h allllllro. . Jim Wlgglns, Lorain WUcoxon ther or not it's real love, than to wait untll after manlage and your friend's rruKher you 1 e f t of the cOIIJlQ' clerk. .ljlpl'ying Park clubhouse at 8:30 p.m.; Wllter Grins- •• holleso. and Elmer Jones was appoint.. • · July I at Indiantown Gap 111111· learn it never was. I!IOII' I e clothes at her house and were: Mallie Dell Miller, 72, W....,sda,r, prayer service• at played with prlz. · Gimes were ed to ttudy the bids and report tary Raservatton, Annvtne, PL II your stoa<\Y 1100'1 otand for cruld you oome over and plcl< Glenwood and Elizabeth Ann Ed· 7:30 p.m. wltlt the enUre hour's •• won -. 111ra. Neva zlrtde, back to cooncU. Clldet Luckeydoo Is a 19~ gradr . , Councilman Buster Rbfle re- a "trial separation,, he hasn't them up? But don't expect to re- mORI&, 77 1 Glenwoodi Charles uate of Walllllla Hlgtl Seboti, 1\la- service to be doYOied to pra,y. 111111 Mary Phllit,.a tiKI lllra. er IDd d..-a; aenlor choir much confldence In himaelf, and main friends with this shortRowsey Withers D, 20J Apple Sidle Wortl>. Rafr<ilhmento of ported on his investigation of aoo CIQ-, W. VL Hla wife, SIJ>o prac:tlce at 8:35 p.m., Thlrl- cake, cofTM, !Jill andmlntowere Grove, and Brenda Lou steele, lifo with him might ho very ~1. naper. - H. dn, llve• at 1954 Vlrllnla Ave., da,r, Bll>lo studJ hour at 10 L 19, Pt. Pleasant. 1ervad io 1\lrL J'aul Hull, lllro. Weot Huntington. m. with Romano 2 to be U.e Sidle Wor!h, lllrL IIIli< Roney, prtndpalllutlr. 1\lro. Jim Circle, ·lllro. 'hfli>r Frldo,y, second clan. of the Routh, Sr., lllrL Ralph Roush, Training Sonlona for the now 1\lro. Norr11 Rouih, lllro. Nova bawey-&nything: George Hamid llliraturo and bldaY School Dll· Zirkle, lllrs. Jolmnlo Roulh, lllro. in the four terrible years. BY JACK O'RRIAN terlat at 7:30 lp.m:, four more Dale FoaiAir, 1\lro. Jolm St:arArtie Slaw will release a new set the ''family" tone and aut NEW YORK - Lauren BaclUHS are to be held, lneltltiln& .berry, Mloa Mary PhUIIpo, 1111os call said In an Interview ahe'll ly recorded album of his 1938 ri~:h at it .... As an old moft· lhlo Frlda,r. !1L Psul United MoUJ. Lowe,. Rouah, 1\llaoEIIenl.ayne, wear her new TV ..apeclal even~ hits; but will Artie tootle h i s algnor once advised us. u'There odlll diUrck . . . - s aloo are 1ll11s ing pants into u21" and just let clarinet'? He told us a year ago are doHars in dac:ency." Rouoh, 1\lro. Don NBC's makeup man Ray voesharlnlln thll atut!J, lllrL Nan- MUl'Jihi, he'd never plaa it again .... Dou!Item try to stop her: they will, 1\lro. DoMid MorHOLZER HOSPITAL: Vloldng BIRTHS ....,. BetV .... II' a not so Impor- bleday of!ered Jimmy Brown, !Ito go pocked his powder and puf!ed hours ~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1\lro. 1'bon!a• R. Shul>, Rt. 2 <7 Hamm •• the lnltructor. phjl, Jr., ll1d tile auest o f .~R>reclatton. ,... apreoaed In tant all thoae mllllons ol dollars ex.grid star for whom ladle& off to 1\llaml B<!ach with Rich- onl9 on Pediatrics Ward. Ollk HID, daugl!ter, 6:43 p.m. alii tbe ·hootesL the bulletin to tile Youth Ftl• later but the first James Bond swan-<llve off balconies, $100,000 ard Nixon [Or the acceptance ADMISSIONS Monda,y, IUm gave the producers, dlrec· "in front" for a tell.all btog. speech: Ray's largest claim to lowlblp for CDIIrlhutllli Chsrles E. Jamlaon, 60 Mad!· DISCHARGE<; tor and baeker.t a slight case or raphy ...• serglo .Mendez won't cosmetic lame are hlsyoar.l-with son Ave.i Mrs. Janie M. Comer, Mrs. Foater Chlmper, Mn. tatna In the. cburch dlnlna room, Both a.t<la1111or1111s IDd .... JUidde when tbe first preview update hill fine "Brazll '66" tho Perry Como 9loll .... Encept 100 Fourth Ave.; Cherles c. Allee G. Coon, lllra. Georp B. oudlence laegbed out loud at what band'name untll 1970; ask him Perry never used makeup; h I 1 AUman, Rt. 1 Qalllpollo; lllro. French, lllrL Harald R. Malone, nlnl -lhlp servi<!'l - - ~ 110lf.Unks-tan alwayo sutnced for Larry C. COsey, R~ 1 Galllpo. Ml'L Jtase J. Marry, lllro. Ray· had been filmed as grimly ser. wll,y. ~ • special In the Patricia N~;oal was asked ho-w the nlco.gu,y. lous scenes .... The critics also Us; 1\lrs. Jomes E. Balloa, m0111111111ler, 1\lrs, Albert Prince, IIIOrlllnl dev4tlona, M111 Tenl!l Old namo-llondludor WIU os. Cheahiro; Carrot R. She<lls, Bid- Grover 51¥>eto, Willie Smith, Crush mined the planned serious she survived her three at.rdles, twt> IOioe with 111111 her oldest daugbter' s do alb and borne's wife died .... Sale of pobrta and lauded it as outrageweU; Turley V. George, Rt. 1 lllro. Delmar L. Wickline, Bar- Ballll)' .. ~ tho ovill\ln& service, t. b e tlUsly camp,y .. .. When the •ash other wildly personal horrors Peter Cooper VUiago IDd Slu1· VInton; C. LasUe lngeh, Ma- f'/ Shelton, 1\lrL HO!If'l 0. Simtwice with bolollllced In, the sub"""onl and she smlled, "My dear, you veaant Town (owned by the Met. son; Miss N•ncy 111. Halstead, more lllllnlat!l aon,lllro. on- IOnlor · <holr · Bonda b e c a m e conacioualy haVe no cldee." •.•• Previews Lifo) to Holmolq & !\)ear Is Im- Pt. Pleaoant; 1\lro. Garnet 111. dorO VanCoonoy and IDIIIDI aon, ..- - by 1\lrl. Loll aunpraor •• ~liiiiet and 1\llaa crime-eartoons and the rest la ot her "9mject: Was R o a e a•• minent •.•• "The Odd Couple" Wllllamoon, R u II a n 4; 1\lra. ., , .. fllm beve brought unanln\oos Ia the biggest smalh hlt Radio Geoi-ge W. Clonch, Rutland; \fro. PJ#:ASAIIT VALLEY HOSPITAL lltbby CGttrlll ..)lr...,tat. blgll.4axable hllllnry. McCartbyites plan a «J~RVen. raves .•• Vivian Vance Qllt the CIQ' Music Hall ever offered, Fraulde NeWer, Racine; Jooeph· ADliiiTrED: linter Ebe'!; lion aiWn 1! thlnga don't vote uLucy" 1V aeries and left Neu broke every record Including R. Manlq, Rt. I Shade; JOhn R. H~roon; Jamea F,tnle1, Oil"': THE DAQ..\' •11mp TO ~um or lllelr wa.v .... East VUlago ln- York later for the QJ!at Lire In longevit.y - jull closed alter 14 Branham, Jr., Rusaell,Ky.;lllro. 1,.., 0.; Rabo<ca~c~, Galll' cenM lhop ldp: "We gue11your Sante Fe, N. M., but afiar a year weel<o; Ita director Gone SOkJ llllldred L. Ke(b:, R~ I Wello- polls Ferey; Lolgtl Am llartll)', JIFHAID .. OWDI; ~L. . . to - 10 cents" .•.. Alan Shack- pronounced K too darned peace- was In LlndY'I wllere (ll'W<Icer ton; 1\lrs. Pearl Hensley, Rt. 1 Pl. Ploa.a.; lllrL Rqr. ,... .... ....... ._,. ~ llj 1ttt Mike 1111ndlln Jr. catcalled, "I fiJI: ohe and heoband John Dodds ow. v.aq f\MI*•~!lt­ Dolberton, W. VL; 1\lrs. Arthur • or, Ill. PleasanllrJ. o lu\'-Ypelle~ - - mouth organ blawcon. •.~-, ~ ~lb' to Son. Ev Dirk-'s are N. Y. hoose hUnting again. see they're yonklng ycur J)lc· 0. Bethel, Jackoon; Mrs. Wilbur PI;. PIIISIII!i! •1\b;a. Gfi.Y ~ ......:.-:·... ......... . :.....,. fl·!j', clll• . . . ;iW .M~, Hawkish enough to hire LYnda 1ure." .... Saks newr ltQpped V. Rouse, Wellston; Todd E. D... P~ ' Pielsint; Mro.lle~ F.oi'l!oiiPeddled olbum wrote a earn. Jallli _, a.llustable to a n y Bird for hla McCall's magazine, beaming, OIM.. . - . IM1I..i'"%;•nat'~ vio, Logan, Ohio; 1\lrs. CSrl R. bol, P~ Plollll~ ·' , · lllti, , ~S ftll: , '""-' • Bennett Cerf ma.v be delllht- Shook, Rt. 2 WeUoton; Mro. JOhn anlldf~M: "The Poaslble editor Bob stein Is dortahly prop!SCHAIIGEDI ,Jam'' .lfPIOII, IIIIIIIUleMI.Wo Ytri!Citp,HI!rY~ ', 1,'· 1 Dr"""" .... PreaperlQ' while MeCarthy even 1! the Ia- did ed to know tho African Room E. Hutchinson, Rt. I Oak HW; Delpbls Du!lcah, l\!l'O. G·e·,o r ile ' -.:r..- ntm Dlfl.,.. • ,..r,. ·--~"'!'~ ~ more .....,11• have 10'11 U.e rugblrd out from under which has a stuf!ed gnu In Its 111111 Mary E. Lucaa, Jackoon; Horill, .Mro. "Uol'tl Harmon !IIKI ..-.~·=·-~._. ~ front w1nt1ow Is wiring It for L,yndon .. .. The Atland c C I I y ·' - ''a_. In ftlUr Vlelnam yean Mrs. Thomas R. SharP, Rt. 2 •.;n,· Whit)' WllJlliDs, Ollver : ~~---!111!-­ caliO, Fnnl! lil'llrrl)'. ·: ( . · - ·Ill'' all s. ......, the tex- Steel Pier Is having Its 70th 80tllld and will rettUe It "The Oak HilL ""' 4llt liellll IIJI. IJ' lllflll Oil ,_ ~ ""'BlljTHI Mr.' mf 1\lro. lh I ··~ · ~ 11!. lridiliitry sold 1,336,50il,OOO blr1bday without once ever pan. DaUy Gnus" . II... 11 ' Rlflie, ,lla\:1,., .0., a lOIIi ' ...... to liMo armed force• derflll to smllf...showl, strippers, no Pomeroy-111111!!1-t; 0., ·'·' • Will be Wed ;'lb,.,«~>ttitcy ~ !II !lie rill '-? ~;;~:t:= •. i ·, ' catcher Tom Lowery, and a three nan homer to Rick Stobart. Pldl Mlller and Whittington singled and Stobart also had a c.Duble to complete the 1111ddleport hit.ting. King fanned 7· In the flrot game last nlgtlt ~ackson sank Buchtel'• ~s CINCINNATI CUPO - Thlt 11\lury epidemic which baa plagued the ClnclnnsU Reds' pithing alltf this seaoon seems lantl ·with a lame loft shouljler aiKI before the pmo was .,..r, fils replacement, Don Pavletlch, limped back to the tlugtlUI after )0 have, .spiead. aggraveUng an old log il\iury. Btl Lee May, the Reds' musu was a bod night all the culu .tlrat. bas~man, ·~.sat wt way arou.-1 lor the Reds, who Mo~ nlgl!t'a game with At.- took a 9-2 drubbing frOIII the Braves as rookie lefthalller few games; George Stone racked ep hls Pavlodch sUU l1 bothered by third vic!9t'y in four deelsions a bad bruise sustained when he since his recall from Richmond wu hit by a pitch thrown by late In June, the New York Meta' Jerry MayJ who t(l)s the Reds with Koosman back on July 26. 16 homers, iniured his shoulder ·The Braves jUD1Ded on Reds when he made an unsuccessful starter George Culver for six attempt to catch an inside-the- of their runa ln the flrilt Inning park home run knocked by tho Chicago CUbs' Bilcy Williams Sunda,y . Be Out A While The word is he'll be out Cor a • Satch May Try Durocher May Repeat 1951 · To Pitch Again ATLANTA CUPO - Ageless Satchel Palp, Who Dlll,y bo 70 years old, set tlUI today to win a pmslon plan and see il he can 11111 got miiJor league batters oot. There were some observers who Dl!llred thll was a good year for him to try, Far younger men than Paige are having little trouble. Paige was Stgned Monda.v by the AtJanti Braves as an ~'adviser" and, perhaps, part~ time pitcher. uwe expect Paige to get Into shape and be ready to pitch when called upon," said Braves Prooldelil WUHam C. Bartholoma.v. Paige's last appearance in the big loaguos was In 1965, when he donned a Kansa.a City uniform and pitched three imings of scoreless ball against Boston. Since then he has worked as a deputy sherlf[ tn Kansas City. ''Pil just have to see U I can untold," said Paige, "II I can 1hrow halt as good as I oould last year," when he appeared in a few exlrlbltlons, ..then I koow I can sUll get 'em out." But the chte! reason tor Green's Standin ai8Jilng Palgo -ared to be Still Doubtful phllanthroplc. Bartholomay said Palge will be kept on the ac:tlve roster through thh year and in one capacity or another through 1969, lq enough to give him tbe 158 more days he needs to tJialll.Y for a major leaauo pension. '"Satehel Paige is one of the greatest pitchers or all time," aa:d Bartholomay. "Baseball would be guilty of negligence ..~ilould it oot assure tfrls legendary figure a place in the pension plan." Palge, a vlcllm of the longtime ban on Negro players, didn't make the majors until 1948, when he helped Cleveland win the American League pennant with a 6-1 mark. He also worked for the st. Louis Browns, and later was a reUever for the Miami Marlins PALO ALTO, C&llf. (UPO The Clevelm:l Browns went liP to their second day of serious preparations Cor the Sin FriJloo cisco 49ers today arwJ lt was still unclear who will be filling in for injured running back Ernie GreeJL A new acquisition1 5-11, 225pourd lullback Bill Munsey 1 was receivhtg intensive training for a possible go in Green's slot. The Browns got Munsey when he had a salary dispute with Vancouver of the Canadian LeaM gue. the ~ernational League, where he presided over the bullpen in an easy chair. Estimates 0( his age range trom GO to 70. He was born in Mobile, Ala., but he said the ••rnidwlt'e died and all the books burned up," destroying any record ol his blrthdate. of T T. d 0 u rnev u n erw a:J'\1 · J l"f1 ~ j Last Thursday night- games clnnatl Be~Ohio (UPO ly to I. then ATHENS ClIP alnee hlid been rained oo1 lngtoa y, E rls, _Worth- Logan beat New Marahfiald Fln:l ' Steubenville, Ashley, 18-3 and Ironton clobbered Ham II.Y 100 HUlsboro defended den 23-8, · ~ ::ir wtmers' atatus today ln Middleport will pla,y _barring . Am ~co":;ound of the slate more ralnoots - the winner of nam~n~an gion baseball f.our.. the Athenl!-<;alllpolis match (to. In flr 1 night) on 'fburadaJ at 6:30p.m. Clncl~ ~ action Monday, Tho Aa.!na-GaiiiPoll• flWI to-· · .. · ·· "· nli9l S<O<.ed ~ 4-2 nl&ht is . at 6:30 to be .loltO:ed win OVtfl'' Marietta ·atter overat 8 coming a two-run deftcJt; Ely.. by Wellaton vs ·~-~~·~• rla K Trlmble 000 000 _ o 1 2' three-overran ent 7·2 desPite a hom b Mlddleport 320 B3X - 8 5 0 run er ry Bruce c..,... King and Rain Whittington non lor the losers; and Worthand Lowery. ey • lngton dOimed Euclid 2~, scorlng both runs In the eighth In- 3-1 as Blll Fu;ber allowed only . defeated slx hits; Ashley Lanetster -J.a, putting down tt C<lJJle ·from-behlntl effort in the top ol the ninth; Hillsboro outlasted a nloth-lenlng threat by Sidney to win 7-4; and Findlay edged Piqua 3·2 in a game where all runs came on errors. . .Tocla.v's morning actioo Involved: Alihtabula vs. Lancaster•, Sltlney n. Marletta·, a~ ""' Kent vs. Euclid. In the afte~. noon: Ashley vs. Hillsboro; Bentley vs. Elyria; Worthington vs. FliKilay, alii Steubenville vo. Plquo. ning. The double-eUminatian toornaSteebonvtno edged Ashtabula mont ends Saturday. CIIICAGO (UP!) - Four mllllon people In Chicago would like to see Leo Durocher do it again. Durocher, the tough • lalklng rntllller of the Chicago Cubs, commanded llle New York Giants during their famous umi.. racle" drive or 1951 In which they overcame a 13 1-2 gune deficit aiKI overtook the Br6ok· b'n Dodgers to wln the Natlooal Nicklaus Third PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UPI)- Jack Nicklaus' victory In the American Golf Classic moved him into third place on the PGA money winning list Monday as he r.rd Lee Trevino became the fourth and firth players to charge past the $100,000 mark this year, a PGA record. Nicklaus earned $25,000 far his sudden death plljoCf victory in the Arller icsn Classic to boost hi s earni ~Jgs to$120,488. Trevino picked up $!,020 lor ftnishlng ln a tie tor 2Sth place and raised hls yearly tolal to $1C0,616. Tom Weiskopf, who finished money with $142 551 14th lnwinners lhe clasolc, leads ' •the League pennant, And Durocher may be doing just that. at least on the surface. It may be just a colnci ... when . they liunched nvo hits with a walk, two passed bolls by Jah~ Bench and Alex Jobnson'B~ two-base error on Tl· to franco,.•s Oy balL The laas was the twelfth of ~ season against nine 'Jietorfes for Culver. "It was a night when we real.. ly needed a complete game and instead we had to run through the staff," said Reds Manager Dave Bristol. Cloninger To Pitch . Culver was the first of .five Pitchers used by Bristol who wUl Ton;' Cloninger (3.6) against the Braves• Ron Reed (I0-7) tonight in the secohl of the two-game series which coneludes the current homestalkl. Sttne, the Braves' 22--year..ald lefty, has to figure the pitching in the maJor leagues is a snsp compared wlth the Tens League. He doesn't have a 60~lie auto trip before each as.. • The young lef!.y ,... ,....., by the Braves of! the Loulalanl Tech eampus. two yean aeo. He was sUU goine to l choQl 11) to .June thlo year and jjU eornmuting ·between - ~ campus · and the Braves' Shreveoort farm club in the Texas League, When scllool ended, Slone was promoted to Richmond of thei lnternatiooal League, where he compiled a 2-1 record bel,... his recaJI by the BraveL "Sneaky, Fast'• "He's sneeky 1 last and hu a curve and a aUder to go with it," said Brave catcher Joe Torre. "We have gotteo him a lot of runs in the last two games aoo it has hel_ped to re- ••"! s1grnnent. lax him." · In his last preVious start, Stone defeated tht: Chlcqo · C~o.'b!i. 1()..2. Tt1e loss put Cincinnati In ftfth place, 16112 games out of ftrst place in the National League. I. ' dence but the 1951 Giants trail· ed the Dodgers by 13 games an the night of Aug. 12 and the 1968 Cubs trailed the Cront-cunning st. Louts Cordi nals by the asme margin on the same date • International League standings By United Press International W. L. Pet. GB Toledo . . •••• 70 50 •583 Columbus •••• ,60 53 .531 6lf2 Rochester. .... 61 54 .530 ~12 Jockaonville••. 58 57 .504 9'h Syracuse...... 54 59 , 478 121;2 Louisville•... ,55 61 .474 13 But!alo.. , , , .. 55 63 .466 H Rlchmmd. •.•• 50 66 • 431 18 Monday's Results Toledo 3 Rklunord 2 (1st game 7 Innings) Toledo 4 Richmond 1 (2nd) Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 3 Louisville 4 Syracuse 3 Onl.\' games scheduled SAVE MOREl HAVE ! ' At 1111, o n - lhll'o •• -~~~ ll I wol polntJ Drloa In juol 20 mlnuta. Bru- elun·UP ln water. FOf ~ blth, tdb:llon orfumlturo. - KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 992.3748 290 H. 2nd Avo. Middleport, O. r--~--:::::::~;;:;:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ Pre lahar 111 Reynolds Joins Cubs CHICAGO (UPll- The Chicago Cubs called up pitcher Archie Re)'nOlds from ~;'::: ,,,, Monda.}' while optlonini' .ll Gary Ross to the same club. Before joining Tacoma, Reynolds had a 13-2 record a LSan Antonio. FMemories of a Great Day in &ueball · t Ruth's Last 3 Homers 'Hit in Forbes Field .;~ PIITSBVRGH (UpJl- FrldaJ on bese when the Babe came to ,.bstted 1n the seventh. !told In st. Loulo by hltung the !'I remember U was a 3-1 ball ontHlanded to right !told, pltch, 11 traymr said. "SUre. he during battirw practice," Sisler had dono his damage ror the said. uHe would hit two or three day. But he modo hlatory with with one hand and then look bore. Guy Bosh again with a man on. the next pitch. 'lbo ball sailed urn never forget thoae The count was 3-2 olll the next over the right field stands- the over toward our bench with the wallop;," said Pte Traynor who ball oatled Into tho rlgtlt Oeld nrot time that ever haj)pened at boyish grin ol trls, as much ~s to say. 'I'll only have to hit with was the mantger · of the stands. Ruth singled In the fifth. Forboo Field." halt m,y strength today.' " Plttabur(h Pirates whon Babe The t.aes were empt.y when he Despite Buth'o efforts, the Ruth believed baseball ' 1 was cradled hl1 ?12th, 713th and Pirates,..., ll·7, aiKI Ironically the only real gMie In the 714th homers. on 111.,- 25, 1935. the winning pitcher woo Walle worlcL" He said boys shoUld "Just beb-e the pme1 " Pte Hoyt, Who had been Ruth's begin pllylng the pme at an Aid, "U.e told me he teammate with tho New York earb' age. waan't feeling .wen. He old hla GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Yankeeo. "In baseball you gotta start · ,.!oJa were not w1lat they used to Soturdi,V, Augoat 10, 1868, George Staler, Hall of Farner from way dOMl the bottom •.. ,be. He had Juat paaaed hls 40th SALES REPORT OF who played for the old st. Louis ~ six or seven," Ruth ! ... ........ omo VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. Browna, r e c all e d Ruth's when you're 11 said. You can't wah until ..,, A Pltllbuqlo aporta . writer HOGS - 175 tO 220 lba. II to mltilth. you're 16 or 17. You've gotta Jet ••, unbled to Tra.ynor Just before lt.50; 220 to 250 lba. 1810 19,. OIIHiandod P011er It grow ep with you oiKI If ,.;·lie teamo - the field. 50; Light 17 to 19; Fat !loWe "I r01110111ber h9lf be Would 4 •" II ~'Don't WOl'I'J .bout tba Bibe 14 to IB; staes 12 to 15; lloara belittle our distance to right you're •bCcessful and try ·hard· ei10Ugh, you're bound to come • dvlJW you IIJIIIIroelllt," he told 10 to 14; Sows IIIII Pies 85 to out on top." ·Ji ~· "Ha 111111 were tlUI on ioo; 9toato 8 to 16. Ruth died on Aug. 16, 1948 of •' be .town unlll 5 o'clock this CATI'LE - steers 20 to 2$; throol ClDcer. BARBS p "' D~" .. . Halfera 18 to 22. 50; BabY Boot Branch Rlckay eulosized Ruth . • o.,en 20 f'l ~8; . Fat Cowl 18 to'lUO; ly PHIL PASTORET because of hia great lnOuenco ,_, .Tht Boomn Brawa had a mab Clllllll's·. 12 to 15; CUIII ·18 fo ' . ooyouth. 24; Milk Cows loo to 200. · · The alrUneo welcome all 11 Jit.1· ha1 ' e1'81ted an e2peeta.. VEAL Ci\LVF3..: , . , ~.IJ!J; the passenger& they can haul, - · 28 to 32; Medium 25 to · but talttng a plane il frowned Uon ot hero ,....ship on the part 1l., of the youth ot this cOIIJlf:ry,u 30; Cern. and HYo. 24 to 32.50; on. • • , . ~~ RiclcQy satd, "am it was • most ''CUIIa 20 to 28. · Th• • first attmpl to tortuna~e thing that Ruth kept SHElp' - ~· and Lmo. s monufictll~e a IIIPflllrffer talth ,•wltb the boyhood of . '• • to 10; Stock Ewes 5 to ~o; Fat W4l ill )71f, Gild the firm Ameri.ca t.cause they loved CLEVELAND (U~ _ llarwt! Sleep ~- ~ ~; Clill~ ~ iq 5; li!'Okl ' ljal Ul ilolna lhe prolotypa tdm." Ji(ej.t~o ..mbe bdallfd 10 Pill • to 8j ~at 'f'elliei'~ .5 fit •10. ~~ t.p thla dau, · boll fl'om• ..., l!ll.• l(t!4:1Jl' ~AMBII ""'- ~· · .22.50,. Set· •· • • • mou~ itld flred 1 onill 18 'fo 22; .t.l6t Wts• . J8 Friend oayojt was an •• th. ..,. . • to 20; Common . ~flo is. . wJib ~llb wHe ~ 111e ~. boughlia bOtl~ ' bllt havijlg thli''''·• ::: markl the 20th annlverlllf)' of bat In the ft.rat iml._ He blasted •· the death of Babe llutho whe hit a homer of! Red Lucas. the !sst three htlne runs of his When Ruth carne to bat In the fantaatlc career at Forl>os Field thlnl Inning he faced rollover Market Report ....... . ~. .- boating! Underway or 11 1nohor, ,.,.. IIMd ahlp-thape prollotlon on your boat and r,tlllratll. Why rlak btlng 'aunk" ftnanclallyt Make IIIII -on the mott "" Joyable yet by prolacllng JOUrnll Wllh Outbotrd or lowest prices of the year on YIChllnaurance frOm Thll ltlltlord. Call ua today lor IOmplelt lnformallon on lilllllltlt DrOIIGUon. DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SAFETY CHAMPIO FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORD TIRES NO ~Mel.ain Wa..Js · the ' ·,JJ i2 . Over ' liZ£ ••:••500 Froin Nqw I~ One Dty •21.00 23.25 23.'78 27.26 30.00 11.87 ' ........ ' \' ' '' 27.00 30.60 33.00 38.50 . 13.21 13.10 16.21 18.10 . MONEY DOWN · Take 18.21 tQ . PIIY �~ i.. . . ,, ._ ' • ' ' . · ' : . . . ·F, "''(·p · · ·,. M· t' f OpenFrida · . ~'b.". S&wi"1 . (,'""~ i . .. ' ~ • . ·ot"(('S " tOTH . DIST~tCT --.~ • .. ...........,' ., 1 I '' l. i GUNS - 011 JulY Coach Trout Says Team Lacks Speed ,r Sees Tight Race l ·- r. ! ! I .' l ·I.· I<' candidates will follow this schedule until school begins. The first GAHS scrimmage is sbited on Saturday, Aug. 24, at Chillicothe, begirmi~ at 10 a. Seco!l! practice tnt will be with Portsmouth Aug. 28onMem· orial Field, with the time yet to be decided. Thlro aM final pre - seas•:m scrlmmage will be at Marietta on Au.e. 31 - this will be a corn.. •f., • CarpeDter The GAHS players and coaches will be dinner guests oftheMari· etta players and coaches. News, Notes The youth group of the Carpenter Baptist Church met at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' , . t Enyart and John Ecker. report to C011.ch Trout. bined morning.,.flornoon session. 'I· Assisting Trout this falJ are Bill Conley, Dean Mason, Jlm Newcomers w&nt:ing to report for drills for the first time Frl· day should first check with Ed Stewart, athletic director, then m. ff • f Trout. .. olyn Hoyd, Kathy and Bonnie Cheadle and the host larnlly, Rex Cheadle, Donnie and Rexie accompanied his brother-in-law, carl Ross, to Hollywood, Fla., a recent weekend. Mr. &lXI Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and lamil~ spent several days with h.is brother·in-law m:l sister, Mr. aOO Mrs. Max Mccaille an:l other relatives near Ann Arbor, Mich. They also visited the Ford Museum at Dearborn, Mich., arxl called on Mrs. Jordan's relatives in the Akron, 0., area enroute home. .. " I I.;:· ~~i J.J 'i~ :-.. ''!\ .\I . s..'>GT. CLELAND ,, Sgt. Oeland .,. J '· Reassigned to . .·~11. Annime · TileY.., JERRY 'MILLER'S COUNTRY ·F . l L-------------------' and tamil,y, Mrs. Ginevra Foster, all local; Mrs. Laurence Oxley and daughter, llorotl!,y, Mr. and near Newaa·k. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quive~. Dover, an:l Mts. Martha Mays, Mrs. Larry Oxie~ and daughter, Lou, Mr. and Mrs. G&J'l' OxiOJ and daughter, Keily, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stebleton and daughter, Strasburg, visited Mrs. May's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ney carpenter. Mrs. Bruce McDowell, New Smyrna, Fla., spent several days with her soo-l~Iaw and daught~r, Mr. aoo Mrs. Eldon Marldns Diane of Columbusj Mr. Harvey Bratton, of Loganj Mr. m! Mrs. Haze Hudnell and Mra. Evelyn Dearth, Athens Route, alo~ with the honored guests, Mr. and. Mrs. Eddie Jordan, sons, Clay Willlun and E. 1 Jordan, and a fl'lend, Miss Dottie Jeffers, Columbus. and larnlly. Airman First Class Denver E. Queen, cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, is spending a short leave with his paret~ts, Mr. an:l Mrs. Denver Queen. Linda an:1. Dale. David Jones, NelsonviUe, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. a-oo Mrs. Earl Starkey, F1oyd King is now at EastManor Nursing Home, AlballJI, where he is rec~eratlng from a broken WORLD ALMANAC FACTS leg. Mr. and Mrs. Garl Crabtree and sons spent 1 few days ln New BostOn, m., with Mr. and Mrs. John DWlham and famil~. Mr. and Mr~ of replacement In 11.1ch catas- Floyd Bolton of weekend. Walter Jordan, member of the carpenter Boys 4-H Club, repre-sented Meigs County aoo Ohio at the 4-H Citizenship Short Course in Washington, D. C., the past - on officlol flown? · America's affection for The OMNIBUS HOUSING ACT A-Yes, American beauty strawberries can be lndl· passed by tho Houoe and Senate rose. cated by the 275,000 Ions of authorizes spending more than Q-WIIat two planet.! ore s p r l n g's first fruit con· sumed ln 1967, the WQl'lll '" thf nex'i lbree years . .~·1118 • , t; ;(._.,.etiUI•n4lliri.· ' · ' $5i:l'iliiDp.ln Federal Almanac says. But a more blll has a grealllllllber o!fauits. expresoive appreciation of It was pointed oot on tile House strawberries was Eliza~ bethan Dr. William BuUer's floor that this program will coat paean: "Doubtless God an ·estimated $50 blllk>n over could have made a better the next 4U years ralher than berry, but doubUoas God .. -. R. Cleland has never did." week. Several (riends am relatives met at LAke Alma state Park a recent Swiday !or a picnic dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan and sons who have returned to Columbus from near Des Moines, Iowa. Those attendlng were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cottrill, Mr. and in the service for nine years. He Is a heavy equipment mechanic. Sgt. deland and his -t'amib' have been In Chester with his parerrts f11r the past five weeks. llis family will reside here during his Vietnam tour o! 2-Hour duts. Mr. and Mrs. Ross ClelaOO have another son, Clp. Vernon Our Utlltl Goed Clunln1 CielaOO, Sgt. 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Tllere On Octt>ber 6th are announcing the e~elt and approoching marriage of their dlugtrter, Nancy Marie, to Mr. Richard Eugene Collins, stm a! Mrs. lrla Collins, Middleport. Mi11 Vougiln is a 1967 graduate or Clrthlge - Troy H i g h School, CoolvUle, and is cur· rently atterw:ling t h e Jackson Manpower Training School. Her fiance graduated from Pomeroy High School and is emplo~ecl with the Stele Hlghwe,y Department at Marietta. The wedding will be an event o! O.L 6 at the Rock Springs Methodist Mr. and Mro. Kemeth Wilcox and ~ldren, Darla and David, Sj)Bnt . the weekend at WOOI!I· ter where they were guests of Mr. and Mro. Robert Hollide,y and family. TllOJ went especial. ly to attend tile open house at the Wooster Experiment Farm where Mr. Holliday Ia employ. eel. Tile Wilcox family took a ha,yrtde toor of tile farm. Mro. Walter Hayes !sin Tor· ooto, Canada visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mclnt;yre. left b~ plane Friday !rom obaervance waswere beld. at The the !lrat llaaY home. Gifts presented to Todd and cake and lee cream were served. AttenrJ... q beoldes Mr. and Mrs. Hli!ID' ond tho honored suest's puents were Mr. llld Mrs. Rodney spe.,. cer llld children, carr! and Jet! of Columbus; Mro, Pa~ Neutz. ling and son, Billy, or Pomeroy, and Botly llaggy and Daney Haggy, Pomeroy. Later at the homo or Mr. and Mrs. Roush ano1her party was held with gifts being given Tocid. A deconted cake and other re-. lreshmenta were sened there by the era•rent• to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin llouoh and family of At- r-Now. __N_at_lonw __lde __ _ I I I I I ' G~ees ' - ~ ~~,~.~ . ~~~ ~~~~f/1{ l RenelmJ ~- ~ 00 llomeowners'IMmcee Now, for the first time in the insurance industry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee renewal of Homeowners' in· surance for five years. Ask me about it. I i l I· i' ' I lanta, GL; Mr. arXI Mrs. Don Rouab, Rex Roush, Neva Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Housh. Ken Today'a students have discovered Santa Claus -they have discovered Santa Claus In all aspects of life. They don't believe in tradition any more. They want to know why. -John Sisler, dean of arts and sciences at the Univusity of Te%08. I 21 4 E. 2nd, 2H E, 2od. Ph. 99W472 Ph. 992-2472 POMEROY, omo l)~!g!!!f~~~ Nalic.nwide Mutual Fire lnsural:lce Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Home offi~ : Columbus. Ohio • I ' -··--- the Columbus airport where she was .. lOll and daughter, Sandy, re- ' cently vacationed at Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla. 'lbOJ were joined th.ere by his aliter, Mrs. or Kent, and Slsie Wolfe ol Olmlted, who new on Helen lhle to Nusau. A hlllfllflhl at t h e S.mpeona' vacaUon was seeing tile taping of a telovidon soow. Mro. Harold Sauer attended tbe fUneral services for Mark Plekerlng hald 1\!onday at Cool. ville. He was buried in t h e Reedsville Cemeter~, Mr. and Mro. Daniel Thomas were recent visttora in New York The,y attended rour Broad· wa.y pl~a including "Cabaret." ~ c~. Their 1011, Damy, atl,yecl with his sran<lmolller. Mrs. Eliza. beth TIMiao at RiplOJ. Mro. Walter Craako, Middle.POrt, her mother, Mrs. Henry Fruth, and Mlu Kathryn Fruth ot. Point Pleaaant, w. Va. return- ' ecl tode,y from a week's vilit in Norfolk, v •. with Lt. and Mrs. Gene Craako. Mlso lliaMa Criaweil and ber Rance, Bob · CUster, Belle, W. VL, opont tile weekend in MlddiOI)Ort wltll her parents, Mr. and Mro. Jameo Crloweli. Mr. and Mrl. Charles Brad· bury, dau&lrter, Mory, IIIIi Lois SIWer, were weekend campen at Royal Oak Park. Q-Withltl haw mcmv dovs does a bUl become law if neffller ricrtled nor vetoed b]l the Preoidet!t? A-TeD days (Sundays ex· cepted). ~ savilg ahead: Year-end Cleals mobiles See your necnst Olds dealw I'. •' I· • f: ..' I ~e taken by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gasldil, g,e oxpecta to return thio' week. ..• . . " .. ,,.... . Mr. and Mro. James Simp. -~ ',\.- ,. 2nd Birthday .·Trust · · ~~.c)p valuhta llt()dera,!t P·~ice ' •" . I Increased strength artll . ~bili~. ·· ' ' • Wide, deep Gyro-tread grip$• the Riad for extra ~fetY. , •~ m . .Gilljltlalte¥./iilf c s · TRADE-IN Flameless ELECTRIC WATER HEATER WOODEN GIRLS SCHOOL S25.QQ BUYA SCHOOL Up Plaids I Prints ! SoHds. .~ BIG SAVING·S on ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS rc~uircd) .t ,, 111e Louret our Froe .Metho- was the hi'mn whl~h ·"""""" 011' ,;., pre,yer b7 :lilt 1110. G ,·a. tllat Cl<lrek w~t flli,.J!",~•· aervice., Tl)o; ~~tv: Eobrud.Grll· Mli-llld . . . . muolclrllli . ~ !llndq !or a llnPPiralfon filii gave pre,y•r and lhe touth tho Fr..-. llpOn"""ed by lhe Free Metl1o- choir IIIII& '.'Heaven Carne Down :Froeclom C,.opOIIIlallian. . tllotYouth. ond Glory Filloc! My li!!'ll.:''and Tbe · cholr ..... ,, . . "We'IIWork'WJeiA!oComoi" "~in lhe Nigi&.~ . ,ij,!ll u• ... ,..,. a-.. ('! , There wore t~~iic:tlono b)' the Hend!or11011, ~ of fllo PliiiO. , ,Jnoplrai!Oo Trld<il'tho Moullt:U,._ I roy Ch!rch (1(... ~ .... IDn Clil<ch and the wurord Ttio the ~i!lim.; ~ !JO' ,_ at tile FI"'dom Gospel •Mislion. tended. ·•: ' ·, I · The ~ tamui Gl the LauFOl · i• ' '' I' C)lft Churek. Illig, "~auBO or Him," andt ,..What a Day That WIU Be" prec,.U., acrlpture Todd Roush, son or Mr. and rrom !1. John 15 by the Rev. Mro. Ropr 1M Roush or Mid- · EiiPno GUI. · dieport, celobrttecl hlo aecond Patricia PUsey and Doma wu. blrthdl,y Sunday with partlea at Uams or the il,llsell Rua Church, the homeo or bia ~ento, Joan Clark at the. Laurel CUt! '""""·1>7 ',. Composib"'on. BOOKS SPORT ' NOW is the best time to e HIGHLIGHTS FOR FILLER SHIRTS (where /J . :! Personal Notes :· IMPERIAL WiRING ALLOWANCE Blue ri~ lor,llow,er IJ)Oc,i- ~ !Iauer, · . ·l meno were owuGecl 10 JO)'co SUmll1'fJI rojlorta were 81\'011 Hutcbioon, lleflna Harrison, llld bjl mo...,.ra tlkW ·laWn e1te, JO)' White when llle·Litlle '~ jwdor host llld hooteiBllld WID' ing Ladies WI Club mol tor dry projec:ta. Toya lliecle !>J tbt tho n.-1 meeHrw ot the project Fh in tbt . "~por" pro~ year at the home or Mra. Har· were dioplayecl at tho ,moeHnc. • • · llld c-l•tecl ' ll'tlclos were is. the lllelllbl!r• In h<IIRf· turniJhinla. . A girl wu preaertecl wSbolHome from Vietnam rie llfYeo;. Junior .leader, rw '''"" ··llutchiaon,. president, , on ,· . or tilt club. S. M-B41. Wallace. Powera, Who menls on their &u been itatiOofld !or lhe put pllslnnenta. 10 monlha ai Lab 'lbrlll& VIet- lowirw !he nam, arnvod home &lnclay oot a by M111 HutchiBOD. 30 day turloogb. \ He wao met at the Col..,..,., airport !llndq bjl' hil wile ond cbUdren, illoan, Mlehael, and ' q-What Ammccm ot>lator Ridlard, who reside In Mldcile- di~Couered All{lel Fol~ ill (101'1, Following his !urlougil Sst. V""'tuela·? Powero will return to Vlatnam. A-Jimmy Ancel, in 1937. Churc·h·~ .f!ll~d for Sing~e.irc~iqn , 'f;A;;;d;:;;;;'.=.=: : ,:,:,:,;:· COOPE~ STARFU~E S25.QQ ,~e /09 He~'d . . •. ·1 kl'i Church. family of llaytDn visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ella McComas, al\.1 other relatives in the community, Donnie Cheadle, member of the carpenter Bo)'s' 4-H Club, &PI:lnt a week at Conaervation Ca:mp Gallipolis, Ohio . fund'\ov~~ ,l;~::e~da•~t"l.l=.f),~f:,eo:·rW~ . !:~:·~·~·~·!:=::·:·:·:":":·:·::··~=~~=.:.=·-==·=·==!~== Mr~ been reassigned to a replacement center at Hong Blng, Vietnam. He leaves from Columbus Friday for Oakland, Calif., his point of departure. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross r ·'t 1111? ?114 £11e~lteretll~latJ IIIIer'S From the Maker of America's No.1 Tire Values! r01e.:. Shop Your Neared Store · • Pt, Ple-nt, w. V& • Maton, w. v.. • GallipGIJI, Ollie . WERE OPIN 6 DAYS UNTIL 9 114 II FABRIC SHOP Q-llos the notioll's copit<ll trophic faUures. · Mr. and Mrs. WUllam V.ausi\n, 136 Mulberry Ave., P<li~Paroy, of knift "lion." " u.s. 35 !~ ' Mr. an:l Mra. Bob Jones ard Vietnam Post S.Sgt. Jerry .'Lb¥8 ROStiS ' control o! ~alate trallic In onijo $25 ailllk>n !or the rural menlo In tile C<>nifesiillllaj 1\.-· firearms. areas. onl for Jo!ly end by ~ 1 voted apinllt11!ia leglalallon "... our (1Ul'J)OBO here ~ Ia _ Or•• Y.,,. Todor · ror a number or ,_....,s, pr!. THE TARIFF COMMISSION to pay tribute to thoBO 82 IIJell ' ' marilybecauBOortho'PtiiiDI· hold hearings late. iD Jui)' to stUl being )!old copdvo. I want · DUPL~YS FLORIST' · ber <1 IIIU!IIdmenia that were docldo wb«hor or 1101 to mal<• them to that therearemany 59 'H. 2nd ·., ; . Jlllldo, lhe great IJIIOIIIll at <On- permaoeiK tile 11o1ry Import~ or uo who beileVe lheli' roieaie ·' fusion over just the legis. ·taa .., eondansed and evalioraled ohouid have boOn broulht about ·' o. Jatlonwoidddo,andbecauBOsomt ·milk. Those bllposed In 11181!1 ago!' ·'•· polfb nOt coverecllntiiebUlwere June. In altatODIO\\'>tothe Comto be ielt to tile AttornOJ toner- ·miiBIDn I ~ urged that the · a1 to cioddo. The Houae, In Ill .OIJOtal be made permanent. '' baste to do "aomethlng'' In an Daiey!ng provlcios one.tltli'd o! air or pOnic has llllirke<l ita mty the farm income in 12 counties b~ allowing open- legialaUon <1 lhe Tenth Diotrlc:t. The fm. to 80 throu&h. porta or these products !rom FAirqJe could seriousl~ alrec:t OTHER LEGI5LATION PASS- Amllrlca's dairy lndulltr)'. ED by the House during Jo!ly In· THE PUEBLO- On ~22, eluded the Vocational EGicaUonal Amendments or 1968. Thloleg. 1968, the llouse of Uepresenla· hdation charts a new cou,rse In lives paid tribute to tile men or tile vocaliooal • technical !leld. the U.S.S. PUobio. Tbe next day, Enactment of this bill wlil be a July 23, markeil the six-month good start in meeting til• need anniversary o! lhe day the ship for a modern structure of oc- ond crew were seiz!ld by t h e North Koreans. There were many cupational education. After three days or Door dis· eiOQ!enl remark • macio that da,y, cussion, the Hoose passe4 the A row Congressmen tried to do· Fecleral Aid HlGHW AY ACT OF 1968. This program Ia IIDancQUICK QUIZ ed from a utrust fundi'' reaaltQ-Who WOI the first U.S. inB from tar: r.evemes received prelidelll to ride in on autofrom actual highway users. ft mobile? has proved to be ooe o! tho moat A-William McKI~Iey, in successful of the Federal~ When you see our world of knita, you'll fool like Co. 1899. programs. Included in the blll Ia lumbus when he sighted land. NEW- POLYESTER Q-Which Is IM highest a provision whicli will speed reKNITSThere washable and Bonded J.raoyt . , , Any placement of the Silver Bridge. orcler of British knightha~d? kind and color yOu can imagine. They're eosy-1tw, A-The Order of tbe GarA conference committee at the easy c:are, always ready to gol Come exploring her• Rouse and Senate retained the ter. and find your knit now! Q-WIIat is the meanill{l of emergency clause which would all'"' tho Federlil government to the nome Leo? A-This Latin name means pay 100 per cent or the .... Paul Wood and Mrs. Clay Jordan, llale and llar· (amily of Charleston, W. Va., bara, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor· recently sperrt a weekend with dan. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan Mr. arxl Mrs. William t..wson and r.mil,y. Mr. and the,. ~· !end 1), :S. adioot so c!af~·· But '.\ t""'"'!'-~!"!'"iool.!...iOIIi!" ' wetl Piqua, former local residents. called on Mr. and Mrs. Fern GilPeck recently. Helen Peck was 1ogb" an:l Mrs. GinevrQ Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Cary Weddi~ leader and used the topic, .. From Reform School to Missionary and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold WedField." Those present were Jen- ding&Q!lt Chicago, ru., visited Mr. ny and lioncla WhittingfDO, car- and Mts. Tom Fauber during the '' ~~~~ ~ In"' ' M.Sgt. PoWers . OR MORE OFF ON ALL GIFT$ l FOQDS. 9 TIL 6 EVERY bAY 1m., f Reibel, .Mrs• .~· Kau~. ·""''· Clara. Kirr, .Mr•. lliltll MiJIII', r Mra. Freda Mll~h. Mro, Curle .Neutzlln& Mrs. Bernice l!llor,_ bach, llld Mf•· Conatan<e Bhlolda. ., "' ' ,n ire., It will mark the first of 14 "two-a--day" pre-season drills, to Coach Trwt sees a tight t·ace in the Southeastern Ohio League this (all. He feels Athent~, Ironton and Meigs will be the teams to beat. "If we improve ow- over~l team speed, we'll be among the conterders/' remarked: Trout Morday evening while some 70 prospects labored in pre-pracUce conditioning driUs. ''It's no secret that our boys lack speed. We've been working on this since Aug. 1 Quickness, speed and endurance are a must for any good baU club/' said. e 'eciCbUrchO!CbHsl. , ..... '< Aui!iKilns j.~rf, ' Mra. F""'~' GOUT !Jiroi ,yearo.. · the .ratiO lhiir attempts ~ ~easer. .<1 .IW!4, available .o·m~· . Moll! ••ho,ipoke lndii!O\' •.. a,l. ·• . hall!lf mtotvecl...ialmnetallon ')alia ryrll ueaa li outi>fllnoi. have 'I"•• J~, tiJat ~st- . ' was · dosianecl to provl~' n»re t5 blliJcol !Of llir&8 dl(os .end live .acdo9 be taken.. )ly <Om- on Memorial Field, Coach Glenn Trout's Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils wlll get down to serious business Frlda:t' morn- scrimmages. the, 1100ae passed H. R. tms; 1 b' eommon1,y ·called"pbW•••Thlo After more than two weeks of pre-pracUce conditioning drills be climaxed with three pre-season Initial drills will commence at 8:30 a.m., Friday. Trout said all backs are to "be on the field ard ready to go" at that time. The ball carrier s will drill 90 minutes. The linemen will begin working out at 9:45 a.m., Friday. They too will drill ap.. proximately 90 minutes. All 1968 prospects - Coach Trout isexpecting50upperclassmen and 25 fteshment - will work together in the afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. TheGAHS . . f':'J' . (!JSS , 1'be Iii~ d Mra. Edith , lllming Wl,l ob,otrvecl at 'Dolro. day' I m'lOIInll: or tho llu11 B1<o - ~ C~c!e oltbe'rrtmeyUnit~ · · ' ' ' , , q<:J:~1..,J·t.)$E!.rl.led, . ~ ·\· liOJI!PII;.I'Clii)Ol'9l'·I!1GGieport, "·· '11101f111, -av.~· ·~ ' FUEl �~ i.. . . ,, ._ ' • ' ' . · ' : . . . ·F, "''(·p · · ·,. M· t' f OpenFrida · . ~'b.". S&wi"1 . (,'""~ i . .. ' ~ • . ·ot"(('S " tOTH . DIST~tCT --.~ • .. ...........,' ., 1 I '' l. i GUNS - 011 JulY Coach Trout Says Team Lacks Speed ,r Sees Tight Race l ·- r. ! ! I .' l ·I.· I<' candidates will follow this schedule until school begins. The first GAHS scrimmage is sbited on Saturday, Aug. 24, at Chillicothe, begirmi~ at 10 a. Seco!l! practice tnt will be with Portsmouth Aug. 28onMem· orial Field, with the time yet to be decided. Thlro aM final pre - seas•:m scrlmmage will be at Marietta on Au.e. 31 - this will be a corn.. •f., • CarpeDter The GAHS players and coaches will be dinner guests oftheMari· etta players and coaches. News, Notes The youth group of the Carpenter Baptist Church met at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' , . t Enyart and John Ecker. report to C011.ch Trout. bined morning.,.flornoon session. 'I· Assisting Trout this falJ are Bill Conley, Dean Mason, Jlm Newcomers w&nt:ing to report for drills for the first time Frl· day should first check with Ed Stewart, athletic director, then m. ff • f Trout. .. olyn Hoyd, Kathy and Bonnie Cheadle and the host larnlly, Rex Cheadle, Donnie and Rexie accompanied his brother-in-law, carl Ross, to Hollywood, Fla., a recent weekend. Mr. &lXI Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and lamil~ spent several days with h.is brother·in-law m:l sister, Mr. aOO Mrs. Max Mccaille an:l other relatives near Ann Arbor, Mich. They also visited the Ford Museum at Dearborn, Mich., arxl called on Mrs. Jordan's relatives in the Akron, 0., area enroute home. .. " I I.;:· ~~i J.J 'i~ :-.. ''!\ .\I . s..'>GT. CLELAND ,, Sgt. Oeland .,. J '· Reassigned to . .·~11. Annime · TileY.., JERRY 'MILLER'S COUNTRY ·F . l L-------------------' and tamil,y, Mrs. Ginevra Foster, all local; Mrs. Laurence Oxley and daughter, llorotl!,y, Mr. and near Newaa·k. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quive~. Dover, an:l Mts. Martha Mays, Mrs. Larry Oxie~ and daughter, Lou, Mr. and Mrs. G&J'l' OxiOJ and daughter, Keily, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stebleton and daughter, Strasburg, visited Mrs. May's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ney carpenter. Mrs. Bruce McDowell, New Smyrna, Fla., spent several days with her soo-l~Iaw and daught~r, Mr. aoo Mrs. Eldon Marldns Diane of Columbusj Mr. Harvey Bratton, of Loganj Mr. m! Mrs. Haze Hudnell and Mra. Evelyn Dearth, Athens Route, alo~ with the honored guests, Mr. and. Mrs. Eddie Jordan, sons, Clay Willlun and E. 1 Jordan, and a fl'lend, Miss Dottie Jeffers, Columbus. and larnlly. Airman First Class Denver E. Queen, cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, is spending a short leave with his paret~ts, Mr. an:l Mrs. Denver Queen. Linda an:1. Dale. David Jones, NelsonviUe, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. a-oo Mrs. Earl Starkey, F1oyd King is now at EastManor Nursing Home, AlballJI, where he is rec~eratlng from a broken WORLD ALMANAC FACTS leg. Mr. and Mrs. Garl Crabtree and sons spent 1 few days ln New BostOn, m., with Mr. and Mrs. John DWlham and famil~. Mr. and Mr~ of replacement In 11.1ch catas- Floyd Bolton of weekend. Walter Jordan, member of the carpenter Boys 4-H Club, repre-sented Meigs County aoo Ohio at the 4-H Citizenship Short Course in Washington, D. C., the past - on officlol flown? · America's affection for The OMNIBUS HOUSING ACT A-Yes, American beauty strawberries can be lndl· passed by tho Houoe and Senate rose. cated by the 275,000 Ions of authorizes spending more than Q-WIIat two planet.! ore s p r l n g's first fruit con· sumed ln 1967, the WQl'lll '" thf nex'i lbree years . .~·1118 • , t; ;(._.,.etiUI•n4lliri.· ' · ' $5i:l'iliiDp.ln Federal Almanac says. But a more blll has a grealllllllber o!fauits. expresoive appreciation of It was pointed oot on tile House strawberries was Eliza~ bethan Dr. William BuUer's floor that this program will coat paean: "Doubtless God an ·estimated $50 blllk>n over could have made a better the next 4U years ralher than berry, but doubUoas God .. -. R. Cleland has never did." week. Several (riends am relatives met at LAke Alma state Park a recent Swiday !or a picnic dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan and sons who have returned to Columbus from near Des Moines, Iowa. Those attendlng were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cottrill, Mr. and in the service for nine years. He Is a heavy equipment mechanic. Sgt. deland and his -t'amib' have been In Chester with his parerrts f11r the past five weeks. llis family will reside here during his Vietnam tour o! 2-Hour duts. Mr. and Mrs. Ross ClelaOO have another son, Clp. Vernon Our Utlltl Goed Clunln1 CielaOO, Sgt. Cleland has been ClelaOO, who is stationed at Fort Eustis, Va. He has been In the army two years. - ~·-••••lilllllli­ DRY QEANING SERVIC£ !UPON REQUEST) Robinson's Oeaners Pomeroy 992.J.421 AUGUST 13-17 t PAPER •........... 67C' 22c ' ' ... lhilit . . Shit I DOl'S WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10:00 AM TO 4 PM-KIDDIE$ DAY 11:00 AM-JUNIOR FAIR-SHOWMANSHIP AND JUDGING •. 1:00 PM-HORSE SHOW , 10:00 PM-FIREWORKS BRING THE FAMILY ' ·• f EE YOUR DE TODAY ........ lolida, ploida etc, 8bo I To 1L LOng Wearing! PENCilS '10i27c. • Retractable Pens .. ·· .. .. ·· .. ·· .. · '4c Automatic Ball Point Pen · .. l7c "'""t ' Wire·Bounclf:Notebooks ....... ·· 37c TypeWriter Paper· 250 SheetS 64c "Eversharp"' Pens · .. ... ·· · Me 87 Er~t.sen ··Big Asst... · · .. ·· ..... · 9t 500 Sheets Filltlr Paper .. .. · .. 87c Girls No Iron .BlOWJes .••••• 9rk · Girl• Skim -$1.*1 and ~.11 SAVE ON SCHOOL SUPPUES! 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Tllere On Octt>ber 6th are announcing the e~elt and approoching marriage of their dlugtrter, Nancy Marie, to Mr. Richard Eugene Collins, stm a! Mrs. lrla Collins, Middleport. Mi11 Vougiln is a 1967 graduate or Clrthlge - Troy H i g h School, CoolvUle, and is cur· rently atterw:ling t h e Jackson Manpower Training School. Her fiance graduated from Pomeroy High School and is emplo~ecl with the Stele Hlghwe,y Department at Marietta. The wedding will be an event o! O.L 6 at the Rock Springs Methodist Mr. and Mro. Kemeth Wilcox and ~ldren, Darla and David, Sj)Bnt . the weekend at WOOI!I· ter where they were guests of Mr. and Mro. Robert Hollide,y and family. TllOJ went especial. ly to attend tile open house at the Wooster Experiment Farm where Mr. Holliday Ia employ. eel. Tile Wilcox family took a ha,yrtde toor of tile farm. Mro. Walter Hayes !sin Tor· ooto, Canada visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mclnt;yre. left b~ plane Friday !rom obaervance waswere beld. at The the !lrat llaaY home. Gifts presented to Todd and cake and lee cream were served. AttenrJ... q beoldes Mr. and Mrs. Hli!ID' ond tho honored suest's puents were Mr. llld Mrs. Rodney spe.,. cer llld children, carr! and Jet! of Columbus; Mro, Pa~ Neutz. ling and son, Billy, or Pomeroy, and Botly llaggy and Daney Haggy, Pomeroy. Later at the homo or Mr. and Mrs. Roush ano1her party was held with gifts being given Tocid. A deconted cake and other re-. lreshmenta were sened there by the era•rent• to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin llouoh and family of At- r-Now. __N_at_lonw __lde __ _ I I I I I ' G~ees ' - ~ ~~,~.~ . ~~~ ~~~~f/1{ l RenelmJ ~- ~ 00 llomeowners'IMmcee Now, for the first time in the insurance industry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee renewal of Homeowners' in· surance for five years. Ask me about it. I i l I· i' ' I lanta, GL; Mr. arXI Mrs. Don Rouab, Rex Roush, Neva Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Housh. Ken Today'a students have discovered Santa Claus -they have discovered Santa Claus In all aspects of life. They don't believe in tradition any more. They want to know why. -John Sisler, dean of arts and sciences at the Univusity of Te%08. I 21 4 E. 2nd, 2H E, 2od. Ph. 99W472 Ph. 992-2472 POMEROY, omo l)~!g!!!f~~~ Nalic.nwide Mutual Fire lnsural:lce Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Home offi~ : Columbus. Ohio • I ' -··--- the Columbus airport where she was .. lOll and daughter, Sandy, re- ' cently vacationed at Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla. 'lbOJ were joined th.ere by his aliter, Mrs. or Kent, and Slsie Wolfe ol Olmlted, who new on Helen lhle to Nusau. A hlllfllflhl at t h e S.mpeona' vacaUon was seeing tile taping of a telovidon soow. Mro. Harold Sauer attended tbe fUneral services for Mark Plekerlng hald 1\!onday at Cool. ville. He was buried in t h e Reedsville Cemeter~, Mr. and Mro. Daniel Thomas were recent visttora in New York The,y attended rour Broad· wa.y pl~a including "Cabaret." ~ c~. Their 1011, Damy, atl,yecl with his sran<lmolller. Mrs. Eliza. beth TIMiao at RiplOJ. Mro. Walter Craako, Middle.POrt, her mother, Mrs. Henry Fruth, and Mlu Kathryn Fruth ot. Point Pleaaant, w. Va. return- ' ecl tode,y from a week's vilit in Norfolk, v •. with Lt. and Mrs. Gene Craako. Mlso lliaMa Criaweil and ber Rance, Bob · CUster, Belle, W. VL, opont tile weekend in MlddiOI)Ort wltll her parents, Mr. and Mro. Jameo Crloweli. Mr. and Mrl. Charles Brad· bury, dau&lrter, Mory, IIIIi Lois SIWer, were weekend campen at Royal Oak Park. Q-Withltl haw mcmv dovs does a bUl become law if neffller ricrtled nor vetoed b]l the Preoidet!t? A-TeD days (Sundays ex· cepted). ~ savilg ahead: Year-end Cleals mobiles See your necnst Olds dealw I'. •' I· • f: ..' I ~e taken by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gasldil, g,e oxpecta to return thio' week. ..• . . " .. ,,.... . Mr. and Mro. James Simp. -~ ',\.- ,. 2nd Birthday .·Trust · · ~~.c)p valuhta llt()dera,!t P·~ice ' •" . I Increased strength artll . ~bili~. ·· ' ' • Wide, deep Gyro-tread grip$• the Riad for extra ~fetY. , •~ m . .Gilljltlalte¥./iilf c s · TRADE-IN Flameless ELECTRIC WATER HEATER WOODEN GIRLS SCHOOL S25.QQ BUYA SCHOOL Up Plaids I Prints ! SoHds. .~ BIG SAVING·S on ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS rc~uircd) .t ,, 111e Louret our Froe .Metho- was the hi'mn whl~h ·"""""" 011' ,;., pre,yer b7 :lilt 1110. G ,·a. tllat Cl<lrek w~t flli,.J!",~•· aervice., Tl)o; ~~tv: Eobrud.Grll· Mli-llld . . . . muolclrllli . ~ !llndq !or a llnPPiralfon filii gave pre,y•r and lhe touth tho Fr..-. llpOn"""ed by lhe Free Metl1o- choir IIIII& '.'Heaven Carne Down :Froeclom C,.opOIIIlallian. . tllotYouth. ond Glory Filloc! My li!!'ll.:''and Tbe · cholr ..... ,, . . "We'IIWork'WJeiA!oComoi" "~in lhe Nigi&.~ . ,ij,!ll u• ... ,..,. a-.. ('! , There wore t~~iic:tlono b)' the Hend!or11011, ~ of fllo PliiiO. , ,Jnoplrai!Oo Trld<il'tho Moullt:U,._ I roy Ch!rch (1(... ~ .... IDn Clil<ch and the wurord Ttio the ~i!lim.; ~ !JO' ,_ at tile FI"'dom Gospel •Mislion. tended. ·•: ' ·, I · The ~ tamui Gl the LauFOl · i• ' '' I' C)lft Churek. Illig, "~auBO or Him," andt ,..What a Day That WIU Be" prec,.U., acrlpture Todd Roush, son or Mr. and rrom !1. John 15 by the Rev. Mro. Ropr 1M Roush or Mid- · EiiPno GUI. · dieport, celobrttecl hlo aecond Patricia PUsey and Doma wu. blrthdl,y Sunday with partlea at Uams or the il,llsell Rua Church, the homeo or bia ~ento, Joan Clark at the. Laurel CUt! '""""·1>7 ',. Composib"'on. BOOKS SPORT ' NOW is the best time to e HIGHLIGHTS FOR FILLER SHIRTS (where /J . :! Personal Notes :· IMPERIAL WiRING ALLOWANCE Blue ri~ lor,llow,er IJ)Oc,i- ~ !Iauer, · . ·l meno were owuGecl 10 JO)'co SUmll1'fJI rojlorta were 81\'011 Hutcbioon, lleflna Harrison, llld bjl mo...,.ra tlkW ·laWn e1te, JO)' White when llle·Litlle '~ jwdor host llld hooteiBllld WID' ing Ladies WI Club mol tor dry projec:ta. Toya lliecle !>J tbt tho n.-1 meeHrw ot the project Fh in tbt . "~por" pro~ year at the home or Mra. Har· were dioplayecl at tho ,moeHnc. • • · llld c-l•tecl ' ll'tlclos were is. the lllelllbl!r• In h<IIRf· turniJhinla. . A girl wu preaertecl wSbolHome from Vietnam rie llfYeo;. Junior .leader, rw '''"" ··llutchiaon,. president, , on ,· . or tilt club. S. M-B41. Wallace. Powera, Who menls on their &u been itatiOofld !or lhe put pllslnnenta. 10 monlha ai Lab 'lbrlll& VIet- lowirw !he nam, arnvod home &lnclay oot a by M111 HutchiBOD. 30 day turloogb. \ He wao met at the Col..,..,., airport !llndq bjl' hil wile ond cbUdren, illoan, Mlehael, and ' q-What Ammccm ot>lator Ridlard, who reside In Mldcile- di~Couered All{lel Fol~ ill (101'1, Following his !urlougil Sst. V""'tuela·? Powero will return to Vlatnam. A-Jimmy Ancel, in 1937. Churc·h·~ .f!ll~d for Sing~e.irc~iqn , 'f;A;;;d;:;;;;'.=.=: : ,:,:,:,;:· COOPE~ STARFU~E S25.QQ ,~e /09 He~'d . . •. ·1 kl'i Church. family of llaytDn visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ella McComas, al\.1 other relatives in the community, Donnie Cheadle, member of the carpenter Bo)'s' 4-H Club, &PI:lnt a week at Conaervation Ca:mp Gallipolis, Ohio . fund'\ov~~ ,l;~::e~da•~t"l.l=.f),~f:,eo:·rW~ . !:~:·~·~·~·!:=::·:·:·:":":·:·::··~=~~=.:.=·-==·=·==!~== Mr~ been reassigned to a replacement center at Hong Blng, Vietnam. He leaves from Columbus Friday for Oakland, Calif., his point of departure. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross r ·'t 1111? ?114 £11e~lteretll~latJ IIIIer'S From the Maker of America's No.1 Tire Values! r01e.:. Shop Your Neared Store · • Pt, Ple-nt, w. V& • Maton, w. v.. • GallipGIJI, Ollie . WERE OPIN 6 DAYS UNTIL 9 114 II FABRIC SHOP Q-llos the notioll's copit<ll trophic faUures. · Mr. and Mrs. WUllam V.ausi\n, 136 Mulberry Ave., P<li~Paroy, of knift "lion." " u.s. 35 !~ ' Mr. an:l Mra. Bob Jones ard Vietnam Post S.Sgt. Jerry .'Lb¥8 ROStiS ' control o! ~alate trallic In onijo $25 ailllk>n !or the rural menlo In tile C<>nifesiillllaj 1\.-· firearms. areas. onl for Jo!ly end by ~ 1 voted apinllt11!ia leglalallon "... our (1Ul'J)OBO here ~ Ia _ Or•• Y.,,. Todor · ror a number or ,_....,s, pr!. THE TARIFF COMMISSION to pay tribute to thoBO 82 IIJell ' ' marilybecauBOortho'PtiiiDI· hold hearings late. iD Jui)' to stUl being )!old copdvo. I want · DUPL~YS FLORIST' · ber <1 IIIU!IIdmenia that were docldo wb«hor or 1101 to mal<• them to that therearemany 59 'H. 2nd ·., ; . Jlllldo, lhe great IJIIOIIIll at <On- permaoeiK tile 11o1ry Import~ or uo who beileVe lheli' roieaie ·' fusion over just the legis. ·taa .., eondansed and evalioraled ohouid have boOn broulht about ·' o. Jatlonwoidddo,andbecauBOsomt ·milk. Those bllposed In 11181!1 ago!' ·'•· polfb nOt coverecllntiiebUlwere June. In altatODIO\\'>tothe Comto be ielt to tile AttornOJ toner- ·miiBIDn I ~ urged that the · a1 to cioddo. The Houae, In Ill .OIJOtal be made permanent. '' baste to do "aomethlng'' In an Daiey!ng provlcios one.tltli'd o! air or pOnic has llllirke<l ita mty the farm income in 12 counties b~ allowing open- legialaUon <1 lhe Tenth Diotrlc:t. The fm. to 80 throu&h. porta or these products !rom FAirqJe could seriousl~ alrec:t OTHER LEGI5LATION PASS- Amllrlca's dairy lndulltr)'. ED by the House during Jo!ly In· THE PUEBLO- On ~22, eluded the Vocational EGicaUonal Amendments or 1968. Thloleg. 1968, the llouse of Uepresenla· hdation charts a new cou,rse In lives paid tribute to tile men or tile vocaliooal • technical !leld. the U.S.S. PUobio. Tbe next day, Enactment of this bill wlil be a July 23, markeil the six-month good start in meeting til• need anniversary o! lhe day the ship for a modern structure of oc- ond crew were seiz!ld by t h e North Koreans. There were many cupational education. After three days or Door dis· eiOQ!enl remark • macio that da,y, cussion, the Hoose passe4 the A row Congressmen tried to do· Fecleral Aid HlGHW AY ACT OF 1968. This program Ia IIDancQUICK QUIZ ed from a utrust fundi'' reaaltQ-Who WOI the first U.S. inB from tar: r.evemes received prelidelll to ride in on autofrom actual highway users. ft mobile? has proved to be ooe o! tho moat A-William McKI~Iey, in successful of the Federal~ When you see our world of knita, you'll fool like Co. 1899. programs. Included in the blll Ia lumbus when he sighted land. NEW- POLYESTER Q-Which Is IM highest a provision whicli will speed reKNITSThere washable and Bonded J.raoyt . , , Any placement of the Silver Bridge. orcler of British knightha~d? kind and color yOu can imagine. They're eosy-1tw, A-The Order of tbe GarA conference committee at the easy c:are, always ready to gol Come exploring her• Rouse and Senate retained the ter. and find your knit now! Q-WIIat is the meanill{l of emergency clause which would all'"' tho Federlil government to the nome Leo? A-This Latin name means pay 100 per cent or the .... Paul Wood and Mrs. Clay Jordan, llale and llar· (amily of Charleston, W. Va., bara, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor· recently sperrt a weekend with dan. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan Mr. arxl Mrs. William t..wson and r.mil,y. Mr. and the,. ~· !end 1), :S. adioot so c!af~·· But '.\ t""'"'!'-~!"!'"iool.!...iOIIi!" ' wetl Piqua, former local residents. called on Mr. and Mrs. Fern GilPeck recently. Helen Peck was 1ogb" an:l Mrs. GinevrQ Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Cary Weddi~ leader and used the topic, .. From Reform School to Missionary and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold WedField." Those present were Jen- ding&Q!lt Chicago, ru., visited Mr. ny and lioncla WhittingfDO, car- and Mts. Tom Fauber during the '' ~~~~ ~ In"' ' M.Sgt. PoWers . OR MORE OFF ON ALL GIFT$ l FOQDS. 9 TIL 6 EVERY bAY 1m., f Reibel, .Mrs• .~· Kau~. ·""''· Clara. Kirr, .Mr•. lliltll MiJIII', r Mra. Freda Mll~h. Mro, Curle .Neutzlln& Mrs. Bernice l!llor,_ bach, llld Mf•· Conatan<e Bhlolda. ., "' ' ,n ire., It will mark the first of 14 "two-a--day" pre-season drills, to Coach Trwt sees a tight t·ace in the Southeastern Ohio League this (all. He feels Athent~, Ironton and Meigs will be the teams to beat. "If we improve ow- over~l team speed, we'll be among the conterders/' remarked: Trout Morday evening while some 70 prospects labored in pre-pracUce conditioning driUs. ''It's no secret that our boys lack speed. We've been working on this since Aug. 1 Quickness, speed and endurance are a must for any good baU club/' said. e 'eciCbUrchO!CbHsl. , ..... '< Aui!iKilns j.~rf, ' Mra. F""'~' GOUT !Jiroi ,yearo.. · the .ratiO lhiir attempts ~ ~easer. .<1 .IW!4, available .o·m~· . Moll! ••ho,ipoke lndii!O\' •.. a,l. ·• . hall!lf mtotvecl...ialmnetallon ')alia ryrll ueaa li outi>fllnoi. have 'I"•• J~, tiJat ~st- . ' was · dosianecl to provl~' n»re t5 blliJcol !Of llir&8 dl(os .end live .acdo9 be taken.. )ly <Om- on Memorial Field, Coach Glenn Trout's Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils wlll get down to serious business Frlda:t' morn- scrimmages. the, 1100ae passed H. R. tms; 1 b' eommon1,y ·called"pbW•••Thlo After more than two weeks of pre-pracUce conditioning drills be climaxed with three pre-season Initial drills will commence at 8:30 a.m., Friday. Trout said all backs are to "be on the field ard ready to go" at that time. The ball carrier s will drill 90 minutes. The linemen will begin working out at 9:45 a.m., Friday. They too will drill ap.. proximately 90 minutes. All 1968 prospects - Coach Trout isexpecting50upperclassmen and 25 fteshment - will work together in the afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. TheGAHS . . f':'J' . (!JSS , 1'be Iii~ d Mra. Edith , lllming Wl,l ob,otrvecl at 'Dolro. day' I m'lOIInll: or tho llu11 B1<o - ~ C~c!e oltbe'rrtmeyUnit~ · · ' ' ' , , q<:J:~1..,J·t.)$E!.rl.led, . ~ ·\· liOJI!PII;.I'Clii)Ol'9l'·I!1GGieport, "·· '11101f111, -av.~· ·~ ' FUEl �. .. :. ' Pomei'Qy Motor Co. Ftee O,llvery wiii..Jn 1961 CHEVROLET ....... .. .. . ...... . .. , .. $3295 C8priee 4M Door. Factory Air Cond., ComCortron controls, 386 engine, turbo hydramatic, power steering and brAke·s, strato seat, black vinyl t(l), white body, plum interior, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. ·' 100 Millis. w. S.r'itlu .HbBSTETTER REALTY . ~PERT · . PHONE . . 992-.2181 AI & G FOOD MARKET, Rl 7, 11161. Middleport. 11-7-tlp Sleeping, resting at last, The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence he suffered, in patience he bore, 'Till God eaUed him home, to suffer no IMre. Sadly missed by wife, Cora Wlgcins, daughter In law, Meta Wlgglna and children, Ruth, Donna and Kay and ; • il grandchildren. Lost LOST. Small while dog with black and brown marldnp, answers to name of Ringo. Last seen on Harrisonville Road. can Bob lloudashelt. 11-IJ.Me Middleport. LOST - Siamese cat In Royal Oak Part Ylclnlly. Rewanl. Phone 119UI10. S.J2.1fc Forhnt Notice S:55 'Wsln stoc:lc . . II. Mall " ,. Ro\PPY IIOUB. ~an~ Sl!flnp '• ' I!. ' 7...1fe Company. 7-1~ SAVE NOW 011 aluminum boala, IO.~IS-14 II., clean made, sturdy, 11ree raD botloma. CANNING TOJlATO!S. Brine One mDe oil Rl. 3!, on Klngo. own oorrtalnor. Don Houda· bury 1\Dad. 7-17~ sbelt, Syracuse. II-~ n.:u.': ''t.rDoor,~rubber, Chrysler, '-'. WALNUT CONSOLE wllb • ~ good good apeaker sound syatem, f. llbape. Marion Reynolds, Jla.. speed, dual \'Oiume oootrol son. Phone 773-1147. 7-21-llc wltb AM • F14 ,~o. Pay just 183.!9 or oloillhiJ fl81" BEANS, KEN'IUCKY Wonclor: meutll. Alia, Early AmericiJI. Pick your own, bring ClOl>o 111ere0 radio oomblnatloll, lalner. t1 bushel. Andrew Beautiful 101ld slate 111111 wllh Croa. silt ml1es above !Iawpeed chaDBer. M*4 pay· cine ou Rl. 3311. Phone 147· men11 of te per mootb or bal74-tle IUIClO o1 $101.13. Call IIIIUUI. .... u.uc 2851. '" · ~•~,.! To Buv 1-Nte WANTED NOW, special price, TWO ROOMS, bath, lurnllblld 5 ROOMS 111111 batb on nice lot oo Rl. 3!. Call llft.SIIOI. GIDsen( PI lb., snake 11101 apartment, refmenc-.. 1211 SINGER ZIG ZAG sewiDC ma7*Uc f'lb., llay apple root 3S centl Mulberry, PbODe . . . . chine, neediJ no eams. All lb. Sell now to BD1 BaDey, U.Ue bunt-ln leaturea. Makes butTHREE-YEAJI.OLD SADDLE lleedlvllle, Obla. 11-11411! tonholes, monoi!J'BIDI, laney bol'!li!, 113 Inch mare: alJo deelgno, ..... Oil battoao, ete. 'I'RAILER WTS. Bob's Mobile trud: camper, Uke new. Phone ANTIQUES. !umltare, dllbel. Court, Syr8CIIIe, Oblo Oil Slate Pay $5 per II10IItb nr llalaaee 74J.6185. ..,.tip mJscenaneous. Mro. Howard Rl. 124, Phone IINIIL due, ffS.SI. CaD ~II. Cecil, 100 W. Mllln Sl., Pome11-11-lfe 20-ACRE farm In Cheater To1m111)'. 14-tfe shlp 011 new water ayatem, RAY, STRAW and oab. Phone FOUR ROOll HOUSE, bath, ANTIQUES: Lady wanll lor pbooo 74UIIS. live rooms and bath wllb New Raven ea.m7. 11-11-ttp 8-U.«p ber own borne. Can- all outbulldlnga, or will seD d\lo ..,.. separate, wllh nice CANNING TOMATOES, plc!bd, ldnds ol. lumltul'll, dllnl, JI'URNISIIED TWO BEDROOM building site; 1McreJ firm. bring cnnlalner, $1 bushel. llaaaware. CaD Albens . . APARTMENT. lllddleporl, Inc ground with pond, 111111 Rlcllard Rowe, beside East sm. U.Utc )lllone ...,.. UUc newly fenced. See JIIIIOI Jlol.. Lotari Cbureh. f.ll-31c Inn. Sr., one mile eaat ol. nve For Sale or Tracie 'J'W(l BEDROOM UNJI'IJRN. Points on Rl 7, or pballe 11ft. FOR A JOB well done feellnc 111'1 MUSTANG, 11-eyllnder, 1- !SHED APARTMENT, MWly 500' 1. a.7-71e I(IOed, 1116 Cllevrolet Clprke, deeoraled, phone between I clean carpets with Blue Lusaatomallc, ..,-steering and a.m. and 5 p.m. tlft.WI. tre. Rent electrle alwnpooor brakes, llnondng avaDable, 8-IUie SEVEN ROOM bouse 111111 lot, Sl. Baker F'umllul'll. 11-!Uie Naylol'll Run Rill, Rl S, good pllone IIIIUM7 alter 5 pbone drilled well, phone IIIIZ-12'11. IIU741. 7-U.Ife 'I'WO ROOM traDer. everything WELBILT gu range, price $10. ...Ute furnished, natural gas, will Phone IIIIZ-21'13. 11-!Wie 1'11111 to men working or elder· Help Wanted ly penon, Pbooe Portland FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, a. TREE ripened peacbu, picll WAITRESS AND ear bopl. A~ tra lot. Unloo Ave., Pomeroy. ~~S-2~~00. 11-IJ.IIc: them youraelves, Red Ralea Pbone llft.MI7. u.utp ply In · Crow'• 9lelt S2.50 buabel, Sblppel'll Rods Bouoe. ._,... TWO Bedroom ~. Llneoln $1.75 buobel. Brine buabel ..... btl. Follow peach 1lgna from PART·TIME lleCI'IIIary wllh pot. Hta., re-decorated Inside. 111611 APACHE Fa1ooD eamplnl traDer, call ilft.2801 or • Rl 10 and FlrtOD Streel Ill slblllty of luU time In future, Phone IIIIUI2'1. S.J2.1fc Wlllle Gulnlber Iller •:10 p. Belpre, P'r- Orehanl. m. a.7-tlc shorthand and IYJiit>c ll-1$41e Ill')', . . eiJIOrlfliiCe necessary. THREE bedroom trailer, lor can IIIIU888 lor appolutmerd. 1'110 or lbree people. Jl & G BOAT, IJ.fool r-tor fiber· 1-IUic Food Markel, Rl, 7, MiddleFORD I"ERGUIJON TRAC1'0R 1111111, wllh eablD, ..,. two, ·eomplete with llde IIIDUIIIed port. f.!Uie 111'1 A-1011 blirle, Cr7*, C!Dmower, one of Melp COUIII7'• Irols eomplete. NnriJ rellllFemale Help Wlftted . For Sale llnesl, rear III01IIlled ~ labed. Docbd In ......,, TOY LADlES ell'll liS 1ft ev• CANNING TOMATOES, $1 bupoint plallmd, thret-polnl IIIDC demonatraU.. loyl and ohel, Bring cont.alners. Gtor· • . CaD fll.4'IIO Gl' hltcll, Ford bua 1aw, Ford 1511. Utle lifts. No in.,..,., eolar aldlne Cleland, Racine. poww takeoff puDJ, nrloul 8-13-6tc Write Toy W.U. Pari)' .· P11D Jolaton, Pa. 8-!Ntp SIX ROOM brlclt riDCh i!Q'll ' • IIOme 1111 Fourlll st., Ia Ntw Wlllllcl !Uveo, line bedroom. PI'· JMI( lor Muoll wale and age, balllllll, . . . . IIIli ., deparlllllnt, llllatlftl ... Cll')leiiDI. PhoDe IIJ#Il. ~1. Klllt be aiJie to U«e IIIII time 111111 drt" See Joe Yoomc II' Clll IIIII STEREO radio ooJIIbln&. t 1-!Wic lion. lland.some walnut cnn' ., .• ·· 10le. This bas BSR automatl~ Ill')'. other Items fer Ford traetor. H 1 W •-"' .--e·p-•an,.._ _ _...,. CARIIIt WAtmD i IN MIDDlEPORT ..Jr;woo ~t. 11ft FAYE MANLEY ~~,:~or; Ia. Ollilaet 0. lllndy 0. . u. ..... CaD ..... . ·~.· ~ l'llooe ~ pay ·~·~l. t ':l\· •• ' .' '· .i .' ' . 8-IJ.«e COt«ACT 111011. o. Galllpolls, Obla. Off. 44N6Q, Eve. 44im8, 446-4500. 1-Nte HockinBJHirf~ Ohio From thO Latpat ·Tni<'i\ · .· Bullcbltr Rldiatol' To The Smalleat H"ter ~d: '' , BLAEfiNARS . . ·. PIIONB • .alt AIJo l(l(li'OIImalely '15 food large lOCUli pools, ob: 8112 liD llnel, eight II x II nu· . FREE STORAGE MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS O'IIRJEN AND CROW REALTY COMPANY AlMOST NEW - S bedroom WANTED I ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES M.,.lm. . Diam!llor 10 ln. Mlnhnum Dlammr 2 ln. Minimum Lenath 4 foot S5.00 PER JON Creditor• ore required to file tlwlr claims with uh:l fiducl01y within lour fll (lnths. Dated thlt 61 !1 day of Auguat 1968. SIO.IOO.OI nJIINISIIED APAR'niENT FOR RENT. liENBY a&AND Rei.-- OllliiltJaa 01!:0. II()BSI"ItiTER, i1nbr SYR.«:UsE, • l'IIOID brick, bath, rtorm dnorl, windows, lon:ed SALLit. LATHEY, ELVA EMMER LATf'iEY, SAMUEL LATH· EV MARY LA THEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTFALL, all dtceos• eel will tollo "otlu thot -WIL:LIAM E: --- Busfnllt Servfees RADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, boule caDI, antenna. llle 111111 fll. atallatlon. John Harrison, m Broadway St., lll4dleporl, pllone 1112-2522. 7<14-tfc WINNIE WINKLE THANKH~, • 5HEI.L~OFF INFORMATiON NEWS MY' ~K FQit A FEW MINUTES. OHIO PALLET CO. 992.2689 POMEROY, OHIO Armada'• Objeellve · The objecUve of the Span· lab LOCAL REPORTS DAILY I AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND HO P.M. WEtL, 'rOOD Ml%£ A GREAT LAMP BASE ! Keeping MeigS! Gallia ond Meson Areo ,, Informed As Well As Enlertoined England. day of Auiutt, lVbB fil•d hit ,_u. lion In th. Probate Court vtlthln and for the County of on4 State of Ohio all•olng thGt it 11 necuaory to to ••II the real ••tote -ned by Nellie C!Gy1 dec. to pay the d11b11 of laid N.JIIe Cl'/; uht real e•· tate being de1crib11 at followt: Situoted In the V ill~• ol Horrl· 1on•llle, Tr;~wnthlp of SCipio, Countr of Melt•. being t-n loh lt4, 16, 17 ond 18 In Wll1on'• & lr¥in'• Ad· dition to tlw Vill~tge of Hc~ttito.,. 1e1ve except fHt off the north aide of town lot r18. Th1 proyer of laid petition i1 for dete~rnlneflon of the righh, intoreot, and liens of the defende1n11 and au• thorlly to ••II tald real ••tote to It!')' d•btl . Tho r,•r~olll fh1t ohve nwntloned will _urther tall• notice that they hoYe l!een 111ode patti•• defendant to told petltian oml that they ere re• ttul'r ld to onowor the 10111e on or M· fore th• 126ay_of Octolter, 1968. Datecf August 7, 1968. ond ••••n . c.HE(I(.OUT SUP7 ?' WILLIAM E. STIVERS, Admlnl1trotor of the ettate of Nettle Clay J. B. O'BRIEN, AHorney fOt Admr . -·- · 8/ 13 8/ 20 8/ 27 9/3 9/ 10 9/ 17 'tc BUGS BUNNY C. C. BIIADFORD AIJCnOHED ,.__ "What do you mean you haven't thou&ht of a nama for ; · ,JOUr boat ytt?" •· Complete 8enlee Clttt ilndlonl Olde I I tie a.1a.Uc Today'i . AIR CONDMONING Refrlger. aunn IN!I'Vlce. Jack's IW!1g. nUDa, New Raven. . _ ... • • lfe Almanac B.r United Pre11 lhlornatlonal HI a IPiad record ~ ~ Todl,y II '111oadaY, AUJI, 13, from Los An&tlel to NMr York the 22G!h claJ oll968 wllll 140 to In 12, houri, 25 mlnlleo. READY • MIX conere.. dellv· ered rlgbl to your ')rolecl. Faat and euy, Jl'ree 1!111malel. Phone IIIIU2M, - lelu Ready • Mix Co., Mfddle. port, Ohio, I • tfa follow, ' The ' .,_, 11 between Ill fUll lla&o ond last lllarler., 'lllo mornlna lllr l1 Solunt. The evenlni lllr li V0111a. 0n lhll claJ 1n hlstorr: In 1928 ''Yoa, We Have No Bananas" wrlllon b¥ Ol'chtllra leader Freok Silver llld pilnlll Inlns Coon, beume the Dillon' a No. I OOnB. . In 1930 Cllll!. Frlilk U.!ilieo BUDGET PRICE lumltare oo our !bird floor badpl lbop. Biter P'umlluro, Jllddleport, ' 21 lfe Ohio. l.l••U llpTICI i ,_.,G Sc.w~ MACRINr.S, repair .,_ a servl-......, , an m-LNLt:B, " ' I ~ 2214. The Fabric Shop, Porn_,....__. 81 a.t.... A fifO)'. uuNnzou nger .....,. and llervlce. We Sblll'!IOft • .. _ . 0 .0 ..C ~~~" ..-..-u.• ean AIE·E·E!! Mel'• ELECTROLUX SALES IIIII aer. vlco: Sweepers, "'II wuhen IIIII pollsbel'll. Genuine parfl. can llliUIIII. a.IJ.IIc: ll8clae, MR , ~!! Y#'TCH OUT FOR. 1l4E !ReP~' THE WIMO'S BlOWING A.WA"( FRoM UG I AttN IE r lHA1 COULD lH~ 'THEIR OOOS OF~ lHE .CEHTt OHCE AGROSS "THE. RIVER. 1 I 'Tl-1\MK WE'Ll 8E.il'4 lHE CLEAQ.! STIVER$, odl'lliniatratr'of th. e•· tate of Nellie CIGJ'.1 doc . , on the ht air hea~ I level loll. POMEIIOY - 5 roo11111, bath, level lot near store~. U ACIU!JS - Large 7 1'001111, •ill• at bath, eellar, barD, well, eft. tern. Minerals. lll!tRN or VIRGD. ft.U'OIID AIIIIOCIATES .. a SYilAW8B e.u..uc DELIVERED TO armada waa to IDvade EnglaDd BDd restore Calholl· clom there. Destruction of thlt fteet meant the preaerva· LATHE'r dOD of Protestant faith In STILES, ESTA LATHEY GRAVES, WMPO presents County, Ohio, NOTICI 011 APPOINTMIN'I' ..... ., .......... Oltwr. D•ciWu• IIwNtt IMinb)' PnD Uaat BlaMl POl\ Ol&ti ~ No11ce rl~laru, u Mulbem ,......,., ••,..,.7, ""''· ha. been ~~Juq appoiDW .- 4tllalallo "'""' wit> .., ww ...,,.. ., .., ...... " . _ "' OBm, lllltp CountJ, Oblo. elK I!Wid. " "" DiW tide lftJI, 4Q' of ~. llnel, approximately II fool r. H. 0'8IUIIN : of .... lncb clay pipe, nndlnl maeli~MJ · ~= ~~";."::.'::" electric ft gaBon Lanm bot CIGAI!E'I'i'E · .._a.._ "•11 ao. AUJUt 1-11 . . end service. ABC """""PNW• water beater used two IIIOIIIbl, MBIOII, W. Va.•Pbone '1'11-Ua. 11167 Doclp pickup In food , ..;.lie llondlllon, a IDcll 11ar ',·, In,.,.,..., cblln iaw eomplete wllh Jllar. ln1uranr8 ... ]lllltel'. NlllllfliMIII oilier lleall IN LOVING Memory ol Dlrlllbt lor the r.tmer. See Oorclolr AIJ'I'Ol{OBILE 1nsurlllte ben Goo !Oho pao.ed Au,., H. Caldwell, 'l'up])ll'l Pllillll ..needed? IAIOI 70Ui' iJDent. ust 1~, 1964. ~ or eall CooMIIe II'T.a lllor ..... lkeMe? ,~· • p.m. . e.u.ae , . . . Ill Ire - · ·· llrothiri 'lrid • ' . SAVE SPACE A. Hoz•lton of Po!Mfoy, R.D. 113, M.igt County, Ohio, hoa Men duly appointed A.d~t~lnlttrotot" of tht Ea· tote of Minnie Mae Ha:r.,lton, d.· c.oa11d, late of Pomeroy, Mtllg:a F. H. O'BRIEN home, · paneling, stono !Ireburgundy with a blad< vln)ol Probote Judg• of uld top. Black Wet leltll with place, IDe, waD to wall ell'County pet. air condlllonlng, Ioiii .. 8/ 13 8/ 20 8/ 27 3 tc a floor COIIIIOle, equipped wllh jet away lrllllllllsllon, poww built lnl. garage, patio, lm1 steering and brakes, de'lot 100d48 close ln. $17,000.00 LEG~L NOTICE radlo. wblte lldewall t1re1 . RACINE - YOV'LI. LOVB IT MAUDE DUVALL, who re•ldet at plua many many more ea-4 large loll, 4 181'1111 bed- no S. Retene, Pomo~!-Ce~lifOfnla, 91766; SARAH BETZINU, who r.1'0011111, IIi baths, 2 large e. aido• at 1914 N. 5th Street, St. Pot• lru, like new throoghout, low clooed porches, plenty closet "''• Mlnn11oto; and the unknoWn mileage, priced to sen, can de¥i'"'• l•tat•e• , odmlnl•· space an over. A steal at t.lrt, Chester. 11115-4116. 8-lll-llc trotortt.•••cutora ofNELLIE CLAY lille Club. ·r ·~· n.m. M01> :;:: adultll ooly. day thru Jl'rlday. Ladles nlgllt · ...., Jl'rlday. u.tlc FIVE ROOM furDisbed boule, bath, In Pomeroy. Mrl. Bow!!OW OPEN from 10 Ul. to 10 ani Cecil, IIIII W. MaiD St., P.M. the s&W Drive In on Pomeroy. 7-11 .#c the by-p881 Rt. 7. Soft leo crum. good food, speelals 011 NEWLY DI!XlORATED, lumiiJI. MODday and 'l'hul'llday. ljiii'IDIO!III. Adultll and reuate ed ference. 114" Mulberry, Ph. catalog. car 111111 jlboae-. .Schwanel !'OR YOUR DAUGHTER - 6 ....... . .. , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT SIX ROOM HOUSE, It IIC!NII, Acfmlniltrator With tht Will throe· miles lrom l'orneftl)' Oil Artnued STEREO All & FM, 1111 JDOd. For Sale E•tato of Jo11os A. Houlton Pomeroy-Rutlllllll Road. CaD Sr., Doc:•o.U. POODLE PUPPIES AKC TOJ el walnut ........ 'lbese 1111 IIUI14. 8-tl.alp Notlco Is h.reby glv.n that Jor1.. WbHe and stud service, 4 111111 are new bought from over A. Hn~oolton whoiio POu Office Ad· atocied company. WW 1111 on 6 lbs. Phone 99WII5. dr••• Ia Po~~Moroy, Ohio, R.._ D. · #3 ho. hen cluly oppolrltod u Admin• paylllellls of IIi per mooib Cll' OUVER 80 TRACTOR IIIIIWlnl lltrator 7·lt-31tc with th. Will OltMXOd of th. maehlne, cuiUvator, In good will sen tor 18'1 casb. Try 11 Estote of Jo•• A, tt.ulton, Sf, shape, ODe 'Sf GMC pickup, lot• of Pomern, M. igl Covnty, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ 1n your home. can m1818. deceased , G. A. Deem. 8-lNip Ohio, I-lUte Doted thll 6th day of August mlnlalun!, $75 and up. Slad 1968 . service and grooming. Phoat F. H. O'BRIEN SPINET PIANO IIIIJ' be bad by Real Estate For S1le / 99S-MU. II S lie Judt• of the Prohate 8SaUilllng small IDOIItldy pay. MODERN S BEIIROOII Court AKC Golden Retriever pupp!M, menta. Beaull!ul ftnlah. See II • ACREs (n.A.T) Molgt County, Ohio locally. Write Credit Dept, . YOU '11'011'1 lind many this Dlco 8/ 138/20 8/27 ltc 524 Alii Sl, Middleport. lor the money In Melgl CoUIIo SHS. 8-21-lfe !lox 57, Niles, Mlcb. 8-!Uip 1)'. Modem tilchen, luU botNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT POTATOES, beans. cabbage 12 FOOT alllllllmlm boat, I bp men! 111111 alladled gmp. No. 19,983 and beets, Phone IMS-22!f. motor, both lib new. Red Located about s mile froqJ Estoto of. MinnieCase Moo Ho.. lton, Clarence Prollllt, Portland, Keaton, MIDenvllle. f.!Uip Pomerny In good aelabhor· D-e•••••· Notice I• MrebJ gl¥en thot Jetmn Oblo. 7-7-tfe hood. The Wlaeman Apncy, BARR'S BACK HOE 111111 doW mvl<e: waterline, 10 p II e NO. I. STOKER COAL at fw. lanb, loam beds and baemer Clinton Coal Co. Upple, I"URNNSHED and unlurnllhotl meutll. a.eater, Obla. CaD located I mDu east of Wen.. apartmonts. Close to school. Henry Babr, . . . . or Ropr ton. Phooe !l4.mT Wellston Phone llft.StM. IO.IJ.tle Babr . . . . . 11-7-«p lor Information. WaltoD Coal TRAILER SPACE, aD uiiJIIIOI WILL DO IIOWing at !lome available. Inquire 15S Mulber· zlppel'!l. pockets, pegging. ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. hemmlnf. allel'lltlons, ""'· 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-zt.lfc Ml'll.. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone mwt. 4-30-tfe FURNIS11ED GARAGE ap11tmenl on Lincoln HID. Utllldes t~Sportw(n For Sale er with all laclUU... In Syr"' cuoe. can 1192-S904. t-111-lfe ' ICRAZ'IW~ MAD DESIRE 3 LIIJhtwlft ,..,, 0 - U'L ABNER ~~~ · Pomeroy Holl'ljl & Au live 1'0011111 a n d CONSIGNMENT of new bed FUilNISIIED bath, M & G Market, Rl. 7, spreads, muralll, tapealeries, 1951 HARLEY Davldltn motar11-7«)1 and other ltelllll, to be sold at Middleport. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and batb, CJCie, 74 Series, ezceUent coo. !he sale Friday nlgbl, also I ODe l1oor' partly lumlsbed If dillon, $100. Phone 11112-'10111 or loot double compartment deep SINGLES and lumlshecl and UJ1. desired. '181 s. Second Ave., see Roa Stewart, Jr., Jlln.. lurnlobed aparlmenll, Phone freeze, In good condition. Middleport. Can be seen by mvlne. 1-IJ«C 11+121c Adamo Au<llon Sorvlee, Rut- . .. appointment alter 5 p.m. El, land, Oblo. 11-!Hic den Walbam, phone • • · M ClJTLAS8. 2 door hanltap, PLENTY of opace lor one trail- ' EYINRWI 8AUIS AND SDVICB. PHONE 992-2094 OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO For Lease .. -GUARANTEED- Pomeroy Motor Co. IN MEMORY of Elza Wiggins who passed away August 13, ' Wheel AJignmenl 1966 CHEVELL E . .... .. .. ..... . . . ........ $2095 H. T. Cpe. 4 speed trans. Poaitractlon. Wide Oval tires, red interior. White fini sh. Radio & heater. 1962 CHEVROLET , • • • •. , • •••.• • •••• , • • . . $395 Pickt.; 8-ft. Fleetside, solid cab, red ftnish, heater. lnMMnory ~~1 ' Y• ~ 'Real Estate fOi. Sail 81~ CH~ST FR~,I!XER ONLY, $21~.po ' ' .Wanf ·. ·A.a.s··o~,td~·"Tdp: ~ G~~de Res11l~'1· • ' Ill 1955 the Sovlll V!WIII' amouneod a ocbedulod rt&ae• lion In Ill armed f'OrCIS ol 640,000 men. · Ill 1961 tile CGmmunllll.bepn lilllldlnl lhe Berlin Wa1J,1'i!IYIII1111 thO Goman ell,)>. · . A lbauillt ror the claJt•, Scotllah historian Thomu Car· . l,rle llld, "Ill IYIJ')' ....w.,ra, fill chlrlcttr 'If· llll' t · wrl..r mUll lie t.confed. • .·. '· . ' lllllil'• ~&WID~;~~.~ 444•·'"" .-J ,_ I ~PI r>.i II 1\fiNO l lJ oil HI iLrlll l l ( ' · U.-amblttheselburJuinblet, one letter' to each ~quare, to torJa fnr ordinny words. GWEAT SCOTT! A SPARK SET FI>IE TO OU" l'EN'TI �. .. :. ' Pomei'Qy Motor Co. Ftee O,llvery wiii..Jn 1961 CHEVROLET ....... .. .. . ...... . .. , .. $3295 C8priee 4M Door. Factory Air Cond., ComCortron controls, 386 engine, turbo hydramatic, power steering and brAke·s, strato seat, black vinyl t(l), white body, plum interior, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. ·' 100 Millis. w. S.r'itlu .HbBSTETTER REALTY . ~PERT · . PHONE . . 992-.2181 AI & G FOOD MARKET, Rl 7, 11161. Middleport. 11-7-tlp Sleeping, resting at last, The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence he suffered, in patience he bore, 'Till God eaUed him home, to suffer no IMre. Sadly missed by wife, Cora Wlgcins, daughter In law, Meta Wlgglna and children, Ruth, Donna and Kay and ; • il grandchildren. Lost LOST. Small while dog with black and brown marldnp, answers to name of Ringo. Last seen on Harrisonville Road. can Bob lloudashelt. 11-IJ.Me Middleport. LOST - Siamese cat In Royal Oak Part Ylclnlly. Rewanl. Phone 119UI10. S.J2.1fc Forhnt Notice S:55 'Wsln stoc:lc . . II. Mall " ,. Ro\PPY IIOUB. ~an~ Sl!flnp '• ' I!. ' 7...1fe Company. 7-1~ SAVE NOW 011 aluminum boala, IO.~IS-14 II., clean made, sturdy, 11ree raD botloma. CANNING TOJlATO!S. Brine One mDe oil Rl. 3!, on Klngo. own oorrtalnor. Don Houda· bury 1\Dad. 7-17~ sbelt, Syracuse. II-~ n.:u.': ''t.rDoor,~rubber, Chrysler, '-'. WALNUT CONSOLE wllb • ~ good good apeaker sound syatem, f. llbape. Marion Reynolds, Jla.. speed, dual \'Oiume oootrol son. Phone 773-1147. 7-21-llc wltb AM • F14 ,~o. Pay just 183.!9 or oloillhiJ fl81" BEANS, KEN'IUCKY Wonclor: meutll. Alia, Early AmericiJI. Pick your own, bring ClOl>o 111ere0 radio oomblnatloll, lalner. t1 bushel. Andrew Beautiful 101ld slate 111111 wllh Croa. silt ml1es above !Iawpeed chaDBer. M*4 pay· cine ou Rl. 3311. Phone 147· men11 of te per mootb or bal74-tle IUIClO o1 $101.13. Call IIIIUUI. .... u.uc 2851. '" · ~•~,.! To Buv 1-Nte WANTED NOW, special price, TWO ROOMS, bath, lurnllblld 5 ROOMS 111111 batb on nice lot oo Rl. 3!. Call llft.SIIOI. GIDsen( PI lb., snake 11101 apartment, refmenc-.. 1211 SINGER ZIG ZAG sewiDC ma7*Uc f'lb., llay apple root 3S centl Mulberry, PbODe . . . . chine, neediJ no eams. All lb. Sell now to BD1 BaDey, U.Ue bunt-ln leaturea. Makes butTHREE-YEAJI.OLD SADDLE lleedlvllle, Obla. 11-11411! tonholes, monoi!J'BIDI, laney bol'!li!, 113 Inch mare: alJo deelgno, ..... Oil battoao, ete. 'I'RAILER WTS. Bob's Mobile trud: camper, Uke new. Phone ANTIQUES. !umltare, dllbel. Court, Syr8CIIIe, Oblo Oil Slate Pay $5 per II10IItb nr llalaaee 74J.6185. ..,.tip mJscenaneous. Mro. Howard Rl. 124, Phone IINIIL due, ffS.SI. CaD ~II. Cecil, 100 W. Mllln Sl., Pome11-11-lfe 20-ACRE farm In Cheater To1m111)'. 14-tfe shlp 011 new water ayatem, RAY, STRAW and oab. Phone FOUR ROOll HOUSE, bath, ANTIQUES: Lady wanll lor pbooo 74UIIS. live rooms and bath wllb New Raven ea.m7. 11-11-ttp 8-U.«p ber own borne. Can- all outbulldlnga, or will seD d\lo ..,.. separate, wllh nice CANNING TOMATOES, plc!bd, ldnds ol. lumltul'll, dllnl, JI'URNISIIED TWO BEDROOM building site; 1McreJ firm. bring cnnlalner, $1 bushel. llaaaware. CaD Albens . . APARTMENT. lllddleporl, Inc ground with pond, 111111 Rlcllard Rowe, beside East sm. U.Utc )lllone ...,.. UUc newly fenced. See JIIIIOI Jlol.. Lotari Cbureh. f.ll-31c Inn. Sr., one mile eaat ol. nve For Sale or Tracie 'J'W(l BEDROOM UNJI'IJRN. Points on Rl 7, or pballe 11ft. FOR A JOB well done feellnc 111'1 MUSTANG, 11-eyllnder, 1- !SHED APARTMENT, MWly 500' 1. a.7-71e I(IOed, 1116 Cllevrolet Clprke, deeoraled, phone between I clean carpets with Blue Lusaatomallc, ..,-steering and a.m. and 5 p.m. tlft.WI. tre. Rent electrle alwnpooor brakes, llnondng avaDable, 8-IUie SEVEN ROOM bouse 111111 lot, Sl. Baker F'umllul'll. 11-!Uie Naylol'll Run Rill, Rl S, good pllone IIIIUM7 alter 5 pbone drilled well, phone IIIIZ-12'11. IIU741. 7-U.Ife 'I'WO ROOM traDer. everything WELBILT gu range, price $10. ...Ute furnished, natural gas, will Phone IIIIZ-21'13. 11-!Wie 1'11111 to men working or elder· Help Wanted ly penon, Pbooe Portland FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, a. TREE ripened peacbu, picll WAITRESS AND ear bopl. A~ tra lot. Unloo Ave., Pomeroy. ~~S-2~~00. 11-IJ.IIc: them youraelves, Red Ralea Pbone llft.MI7. u.utp ply In · Crow'• 9lelt S2.50 buabel, Sblppel'll Rods Bouoe. ._,... TWO Bedroom ~. Llneoln $1.75 buobel. Brine buabel ..... btl. Follow peach 1lgna from PART·TIME lleCI'IIIary wllh pot. Hta., re-decorated Inside. 111611 APACHE Fa1ooD eamplnl traDer, call ilft.2801 or • Rl 10 and FlrtOD Streel Ill slblllty of luU time In future, Phone IIIIUI2'1. S.J2.1fc Wlllle Gulnlber Iller •:10 p. Belpre, P'r- Orehanl. m. a.7-tlc shorthand and IYJiit>c ll-1$41e Ill')', . . eiJIOrlfliiCe necessary. THREE bedroom trailer, lor can IIIIU888 lor appolutmerd. 1'110 or lbree people. Jl & G BOAT, IJ.fool r-tor fiber· 1-IUic Food Markel, Rl, 7, MiddleFORD I"ERGUIJON TRAC1'0R 1111111, wllh eablD, ..,. two, ·eomplete with llde IIIDUIIIed port. f.!Uie 111'1 A-1011 blirle, Cr7*, C!Dmower, one of Melp COUIII7'• Irols eomplete. NnriJ rellllFemale Help Wlftted . For Sale llnesl, rear III01IIlled ~ labed. Docbd In ......,, TOY LADlES ell'll liS 1ft ev• CANNING TOMATOES, $1 bupoint plallmd, thret-polnl IIIDC demonatraU.. loyl and ohel, Bring cont.alners. Gtor· • . CaD fll.4'IIO Gl' hltcll, Ford bua 1aw, Ford 1511. Utle lifts. No in.,..,., eolar aldlne Cleland, Racine. poww takeoff puDJ, nrloul 8-13-6tc Write Toy W.U. Pari)' .· P11D Jolaton, Pa. 8-!Ntp SIX ROOM brlclt riDCh i!Q'll ' • IIOme 1111 Fourlll st., Ia Ntw Wlllllcl !Uveo, line bedroom. PI'· JMI( lor Muoll wale and age, balllllll, . . . . IIIli ., deparlllllnt, llllatlftl ... Cll')leiiDI. PhoDe IIJ#Il. ~1. Klllt be aiJie to U«e IIIII time 111111 drt" See Joe Yoomc II' Clll IIIII STEREO radio ooJIIbln&. t 1-!Wic lion. lland.some walnut cnn' ., .• ·· 10le. This bas BSR automatl~ Ill')'. other Items fer Ford traetor. H 1 W •-"' .--e·p-•an,.._ _ _...,. CARIIIt WAtmD i IN MIDDlEPORT ..Jr;woo ~t. 11ft FAYE MANLEY ~~,:~or; Ia. Ollilaet 0. lllndy 0. . u. ..... CaD ..... . ·~.· ~ l'llooe ~ pay ·~·~l. t ':l\· •• ' .' '· .i .' ' . 8-IJ.«e COt«ACT 111011. o. Galllpolls, Obla. Off. 44N6Q, Eve. 44im8, 446-4500. 1-Nte HockinBJHirf~ Ohio From thO Latpat ·Tni<'i\ · .· Bullcbltr Rldiatol' To The Smalleat H"ter ~d: '' , BLAEfiNARS . . ·. PIIONB • .alt AIJo l(l(li'OIImalely '15 food large lOCUli pools, ob: 8112 liD llnel, eight II x II nu· . FREE STORAGE MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS O'IIRJEN AND CROW REALTY COMPANY AlMOST NEW - S bedroom WANTED I ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES M.,.lm. . Diam!llor 10 ln. Mlnhnum Dlammr 2 ln. Minimum Lenath 4 foot S5.00 PER JON Creditor• ore required to file tlwlr claims with uh:l fiducl01y within lour fll (lnths. Dated thlt 61 !1 day of Auguat 1968. SIO.IOO.OI nJIINISIIED APAR'niENT FOR RENT. liENBY a&AND Rei.-- OllliiltJaa 01!:0. II()BSI"ItiTER, i1nbr SYR.«:UsE, • l'IIOID brick, bath, rtorm dnorl, windows, lon:ed SALLit. LATHEY, ELVA EMMER LATf'iEY, SAMUEL LATH· EV MARY LA THEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTFALL, all dtceos• eel will tollo "otlu thot -WIL:LIAM E: --- Busfnllt Servfees RADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, boule caDI, antenna. llle 111111 fll. atallatlon. John Harrison, m Broadway St., lll4dleporl, pllone 1112-2522. 7<14-tfc WINNIE WINKLE THANKH~, • 5HEI.L~OFF INFORMATiON NEWS MY' ~K FQit A FEW MINUTES. OHIO PALLET CO. 992.2689 POMEROY, OHIO Armada'• Objeellve · The objecUve of the Span· lab LOCAL REPORTS DAILY I AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND HO P.M. WEtL, 'rOOD Ml%£ A GREAT LAMP BASE ! Keeping MeigS! Gallia ond Meson Areo ,, Informed As Well As Enlertoined England. day of Auiutt, lVbB fil•d hit ,_u. lion In th. Probate Court vtlthln and for the County of on4 State of Ohio all•olng thGt it 11 necuaory to to ••II the real ••tote -ned by Nellie C!Gy1 dec. to pay the d11b11 of laid N.JIIe Cl'/; uht real e•· tate being de1crib11 at followt: Situoted In the V ill~• ol Horrl· 1on•llle, Tr;~wnthlp of SCipio, Countr of Melt•. being t-n loh lt4, 16, 17 ond 18 In Wll1on'• & lr¥in'• Ad· dition to tlw Vill~tge of Hc~ttito.,. 1e1ve except fHt off the north aide of town lot r18. Th1 proyer of laid petition i1 for dete~rnlneflon of the righh, intoreot, and liens of the defende1n11 and au• thorlly to ••II tald real ••tote to It!')' d•btl . Tho r,•r~olll fh1t ohve nwntloned will _urther tall• notice that they hoYe l!een 111ode patti•• defendant to told petltian oml that they ere re• ttul'r ld to onowor the 10111e on or M· fore th• 126ay_of Octolter, 1968. Datecf August 7, 1968. ond ••••n . c.HE(I(.OUT SUP7 ?' WILLIAM E. STIVERS, Admlnl1trotor of the ettate of Nettle Clay J. B. O'BRIEN, AHorney fOt Admr . -·- · 8/ 13 8/ 20 8/ 27 9/3 9/ 10 9/ 17 'tc BUGS BUNNY C. C. BIIADFORD AIJCnOHED ,.__ "What do you mean you haven't thou&ht of a nama for ; · ,JOUr boat ytt?" •· Complete 8enlee Clttt ilndlonl Olde I I tie a.1a.Uc Today'i . AIR CONDMONING Refrlger. aunn IN!I'Vlce. Jack's IW!1g. nUDa, New Raven. . _ ... • • lfe Almanac B.r United Pre11 lhlornatlonal HI a IPiad record ~ ~ Todl,y II '111oadaY, AUJI, 13, from Los An&tlel to NMr York the 22G!h claJ oll968 wllll 140 to In 12, houri, 25 mlnlleo. READY • MIX conere.. dellv· ered rlgbl to your ')rolecl. Faat and euy, Jl'ree 1!111malel. Phone IIIIU2M, - lelu Ready • Mix Co., Mfddle. port, Ohio, I • tfa follow, ' The ' .,_, 11 between Ill fUll lla&o ond last lllarler., 'lllo mornlna lllr l1 Solunt. The evenlni lllr li V0111a. 0n lhll claJ 1n hlstorr: In 1928 ''Yoa, We Have No Bananas" wrlllon b¥ Ol'chtllra leader Freok Silver llld pilnlll Inlns Coon, beume the Dillon' a No. I OOnB. . In 1930 Cllll!. Frlilk U.!ilieo BUDGET PRICE lumltare oo our !bird floor badpl lbop. Biter P'umlluro, Jllddleport, ' 21 lfe Ohio. l.l••U llpTICI i ,_.,G Sc.w~ MACRINr.S, repair .,_ a servl-......, , an m-LNLt:B, " ' I ~ 2214. The Fabric Shop, Porn_,....__. 81 a.t.... A fifO)'. uuNnzou nger .....,. and llervlce. We Sblll'!IOft • .. _ . 0 .0 ..C ~~~" ..-..-u.• ean AIE·E·E!! Mel'• ELECTROLUX SALES IIIII aer. vlco: Sweepers, "'II wuhen IIIII pollsbel'll. Genuine parfl. can llliUIIII. a.IJ.IIc: ll8clae, MR , ~!! Y#'TCH OUT FOR. 1l4E !ReP~' THE WIMO'S BlOWING A.WA"( FRoM UG I AttN IE r lHA1 COULD lH~ 'THEIR OOOS OF~ lHE .CEHTt OHCE AGROSS "THE. RIVER. 1 I 'Tl-1\MK WE'Ll 8E.il'4 lHE CLEAQ.! STIVER$, odl'lliniatratr'of th. e•· tate of Nellie CIGJ'.1 doc . , on the ht air hea~ I level loll. POMEIIOY - 5 roo11111, bath, level lot near store~. U ACIU!JS - Large 7 1'001111, •ill• at bath, eellar, barD, well, eft. tern. Minerals. lll!tRN or VIRGD. ft.U'OIID AIIIIOCIATES .. a SYilAW8B e.u..uc DELIVERED TO armada waa to IDvade EnglaDd BDd restore Calholl· clom there. Destruction of thlt fteet meant the preaerva· LATHE'r dOD of Protestant faith In STILES, ESTA LATHEY GRAVES, WMPO presents County, Ohio, NOTICI 011 APPOINTMIN'I' ..... ., .......... Oltwr. D•ciWu• IIwNtt IMinb)' PnD Uaat BlaMl POl\ Ol&ti ~ No11ce rl~laru, u Mulbem ,......,., ••,..,.7, ""''· ha. been ~~Juq appoiDW .- 4tllalallo "'""' wit> .., ww ...,,.. ., .., ...... " . _ "' OBm, lllltp CountJ, Oblo. elK I!Wid. " "" DiW tide lftJI, 4Q' of ~. llnel, approximately II fool r. H. 0'8IUIIN : of .... lncb clay pipe, nndlnl maeli~MJ · ~= ~~";."::.'::" electric ft gaBon Lanm bot CIGAI!E'I'i'E · .._a.._ "•11 ao. AUJUt 1-11 . . end service. ABC """""PNW• water beater used two IIIOIIIbl, MBIOII, W. Va.•Pbone '1'11-Ua. 11167 Doclp pickup In food , ..;.lie llondlllon, a IDcll 11ar ',·, In,.,.,..., cblln iaw eomplete wllh Jllar. ln1uranr8 ... ]lllltel'. NlllllfliMIII oilier lleall IN LOVING Memory ol Dlrlllbt lor the r.tmer. See Oorclolr AIJ'I'Ol{OBILE 1nsurlllte ben Goo !Oho pao.ed Au,., H. Caldwell, 'l'up])ll'l Pllillll ..needed? IAIOI 70Ui' iJDent. ust 1~, 1964. ~ or eall CooMIIe II'T.a lllor ..... lkeMe? ,~· • p.m. . e.u.ae , . . . Ill Ire - · ·· llrothiri 'lrid • ' . SAVE SPACE A. Hoz•lton of Po!Mfoy, R.D. 113, M.igt County, Ohio, hoa Men duly appointed A.d~t~lnlttrotot" of tht Ea· tote of Minnie Mae Ha:r.,lton, d.· c.oa11d, late of Pomeroy, Mtllg:a F. H. O'BRIEN home, · paneling, stono !Ireburgundy with a blad< vln)ol Probote Judg• of uld top. Black Wet leltll with place, IDe, waD to wall ell'County pet. air condlllonlng, Ioiii .. 8/ 13 8/ 20 8/ 27 3 tc a floor COIIIIOle, equipped wllh jet away lrllllllllsllon, poww built lnl. garage, patio, lm1 steering and brakes, de'lot 100d48 close ln. $17,000.00 LEG~L NOTICE radlo. wblte lldewall t1re1 . RACINE - YOV'LI. LOVB IT MAUDE DUVALL, who re•ldet at plua many many more ea-4 large loll, 4 181'1111 bed- no S. Retene, Pomo~!-Ce~lifOfnla, 91766; SARAH BETZINU, who r.1'0011111, IIi baths, 2 large e. aido• at 1914 N. 5th Street, St. Pot• lru, like new throoghout, low clooed porches, plenty closet "''• Mlnn11oto; and the unknoWn mileage, priced to sen, can de¥i'"'• l•tat•e• , odmlnl•· space an over. A steal at t.lrt, Chester. 11115-4116. 8-lll-llc trotortt.•••cutora ofNELLIE CLAY lille Club. ·r ·~· n.m. M01> :;:: adultll ooly. day thru Jl'rlday. Ladles nlgllt · ...., Jl'rlday. u.tlc FIVE ROOM furDisbed boule, bath, In Pomeroy. Mrl. Bow!!OW OPEN from 10 Ul. to 10 ani Cecil, IIIII W. MaiD St., P.M. the s&W Drive In on Pomeroy. 7-11 .#c the by-p881 Rt. 7. Soft leo crum. good food, speelals 011 NEWLY DI!XlORATED, lumiiJI. MODday and 'l'hul'llday. ljiii'IDIO!III. Adultll and reuate ed ference. 114" Mulberry, Ph. catalog. car 111111 jlboae-. .Schwanel !'OR YOUR DAUGHTER - 6 ....... . .. , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT SIX ROOM HOUSE, It IIC!NII, Acfmlniltrator With tht Will throe· miles lrom l'orneftl)' Oil Artnued STEREO All & FM, 1111 JDOd. For Sale E•tato of Jo11os A. Houlton Pomeroy-Rutlllllll Road. CaD Sr., Doc:•o.U. POODLE PUPPIES AKC TOJ el walnut ........ 'lbese 1111 IIUI14. 8-tl.alp Notlco Is h.reby glv.n that Jor1.. WbHe and stud service, 4 111111 are new bought from over A. Hn~oolton whoiio POu Office Ad· atocied company. WW 1111 on 6 lbs. Phone 99WII5. dr••• Ia Po~~Moroy, Ohio, R.._ D. · #3 ho. hen cluly oppolrltod u Admin• paylllellls of IIi per mooib Cll' OUVER 80 TRACTOR IIIIIWlnl lltrator 7·lt-31tc with th. Will OltMXOd of th. maehlne, cuiUvator, In good will sen tor 18'1 casb. Try 11 Estote of Jo•• A, tt.ulton, Sf, shape, ODe 'Sf GMC pickup, lot• of Pomern, M. igl Covnty, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ 1n your home. can m1818. deceased , G. A. Deem. 8-lNip Ohio, I-lUte Doted thll 6th day of August mlnlalun!, $75 and up. Slad 1968 . service and grooming. Phoat F. H. O'BRIEN SPINET PIANO IIIIJ' be bad by Real Estate For S1le / 99S-MU. II S lie Judt• of the Prohate 8SaUilllng small IDOIItldy pay. MODERN S BEIIROOII Court AKC Golden Retriever pupp!M, menta. Beaull!ul ftnlah. See II • ACREs (n.A.T) Molgt County, Ohio locally. Write Credit Dept, . YOU '11'011'1 lind many this Dlco 8/ 138/20 8/27 ltc 524 Alii Sl, Middleport. lor the money In Melgl CoUIIo SHS. 8-21-lfe !lox 57, Niles, Mlcb. 8-!Uip 1)'. Modem tilchen, luU botNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT POTATOES, beans. cabbage 12 FOOT alllllllmlm boat, I bp men! 111111 alladled gmp. No. 19,983 and beets, Phone IMS-22!f. motor, both lib new. Red Located about s mile froqJ Estoto of. MinnieCase Moo Ho.. lton, Clarence Prollllt, Portland, Keaton, MIDenvllle. f.!Uip Pomerny In good aelabhor· D-e•••••· Notice I• MrebJ gl¥en thot Jetmn Oblo. 7-7-tfe hood. The Wlaeman Apncy, BARR'S BACK HOE 111111 doW mvl<e: waterline, 10 p II e NO. I. STOKER COAL at fw. lanb, loam beds and baemer Clinton Coal Co. Upple, I"URNNSHED and unlurnllhotl meutll. a.eater, Obla. CaD located I mDu east of Wen.. apartmonts. Close to school. Henry Babr, . . . . or Ropr ton. Phooe !l4.mT Wellston Phone llft.StM. IO.IJ.tle Babr . . . . . 11-7-«p lor Information. WaltoD Coal TRAILER SPACE, aD uiiJIIIOI WILL DO IIOWing at !lome available. Inquire 15S Mulber· zlppel'!l. pockets, pegging. ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. hemmlnf. allel'lltlons, ""'· 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-zt.lfc Ml'll.. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone mwt. 4-30-tfe FURNIS11ED GARAGE ap11tmenl on Lincoln HID. Utllldes t~Sportw(n For Sale er with all laclUU... In Syr"' cuoe. can 1192-S904. t-111-lfe ' ICRAZ'IW~ MAD DESIRE 3 LIIJhtwlft ,..,, 0 - U'L ABNER ~~~ · Pomeroy Holl'ljl & Au live 1'0011111 a n d CONSIGNMENT of new bed FUilNISIIED bath, M & G Market, Rl. 7, spreads, muralll, tapealeries, 1951 HARLEY Davldltn motar11-7«)1 and other ltelllll, to be sold at Middleport. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and batb, CJCie, 74 Series, ezceUent coo. !he sale Friday nlgbl, also I ODe l1oor' partly lumlsbed If dillon, $100. Phone 11112-'10111 or loot double compartment deep SINGLES and lumlshecl and UJ1. desired. '181 s. Second Ave., see Roa Stewart, Jr., Jlln.. lurnlobed aparlmenll, Phone freeze, In good condition. Middleport. Can be seen by mvlne. 1-IJ«C 11+121c Adamo Au<llon Sorvlee, Rut- . .. appointment alter 5 p.m. El, land, Oblo. 11-!Hic den Walbam, phone • • · M ClJTLAS8. 2 door hanltap, PLENTY of opace lor one trail- ' EYINRWI 8AUIS AND SDVICB. PHONE 992-2094 OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO For Lease .. -GUARANTEED- Pomeroy Motor Co. IN MEMORY of Elza Wiggins who passed away August 13, ' Wheel AJignmenl 1966 CHEVELL E . .... .. .. ..... . . . ........ $2095 H. T. Cpe. 4 speed trans. Poaitractlon. Wide Oval tires, red interior. White fini sh. Radio & heater. 1962 CHEVROLET , • • • •. , • •••.• • •••• , • • . . $395 Pickt.; 8-ft. Fleetside, solid cab, red ftnish, heater. lnMMnory ~~1 ' Y• ~ 'Real Estate fOi. Sail 81~ CH~ST FR~,I!XER ONLY, $21~.po ' ' .Wanf ·. ·A.a.s··o~,td~·"Tdp: ~ G~~de Res11l~'1· • ' Ill 1955 the Sovlll V!WIII' amouneod a ocbedulod rt&ae• lion In Ill armed f'OrCIS ol 640,000 men. · Ill 1961 tile CGmmunllll.bepn lilllldlnl lhe Berlin Wa1J,1'i!IYIII1111 thO Goman ell,)>. · . A lbauillt ror the claJt•, Scotllah historian Thomu Car· . l,rle llld, "Ill IYIJ')' ....w.,ra, fill chlrlcttr 'If· llll' t · wrl..r mUll lie t.confed. • .·. '· . ' lllllil'• ~&WID~;~~.~ 444•·'"" .-J ,_ I ~PI r>.i II 1\fiNO l lJ oil HI iLrlll l l ( ' · U.-amblttheselburJuinblet, one letter' to each ~quare, to torJa fnr ordinny words. GWEAT SCOTT! A SPARK SET FI>IE TO OU" l'EN'TI �' .t ' ' . . . .. .·'i By WILLIAM S, WIIITE ~DA~D BE,\CJI In their Ucket, in their platform, in all theJ ha\'e said here, the llepublkans hne planted themselves " \ '' M~SON ' DRIVE· IN TO~IGliT, Richard Nixon- that Phoenix w)lo has ris~n Crom ao many ashes and the right aTXI put the most or bitterness and defeat -makes profound pressure on I-lubert it plain I!Jat the' G.O,P. io goq 1-lumphrey for the Democrats to back to moderation aa It has not decide where -he himself will dorte since Dwlght EisenhPWer stand. in 1952. stolidly in the middle or lhe road, .•aid goodbye to the lert The selection of Gov. Spiro Agnew of Marylard as his Vice- Presidential ,\! <GUST 13 San:ly Dennis 'UP THE DOWN ST AIRCA..~' rurming mate by Homer Greenlee AAD Richard Chamberlain Yvette Mimieux "JOY IN THE MORNINGu WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 14-15-16 (Color) "TWO WEEKS IN SEPTEMBER" Laurent Terzlelf - B. Bardot AND "BORN LOSERS" Tom Laughlin - Jane Russell MDGS THEATRE The one and only, Genuine, Original "f MOLY BAND" (Technicolor) Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen ~- ~- DISNEY CARTOON: Natures Strangest Creatures Art of Self Defense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admission-85c and 50c CLOSED AUGUST 11-17 SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 18 • 19 - 20 (John Huston's) "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" •' (Technicolor) Eliz. Taylor -Marlon Brando COLOR CARTOONS: Bugged in a Rug FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" (Technicolor) 'I ',,.. ' Monday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Oct. 13, 1900, in Mason County, he was the son of the late Edward T. and Lt;~cretia ~loschar Greenlee. He was a member of tM Good Shepherd United Methodist Church where he served as a deacon and taught four sons, Leslie M. Greenlee, Baltimore, Md.; Howard E. Greenlee, Baltimore, Ohio, and John D. and Robert D. Greenlee, Pickerington; one brother, Howard E. Greenlee, Rt. 2 rt. Pleaaant, 20 grandchildren, and 14 grandchildren. Funeral Bel'\oices w:UI be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Good Shepherd United Methodist Church by the Rev. 0. H. Carder and the Rev. Earl Petlkins. Burial will be in Greer Cemetery. The body will be tal<en to the church one hour before the funeral. Friends may call at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Tuesda.Y. Humphrey Men Sources said three thi~s would occur if the delegation failed to give a finn commit-ment to the vice president: - O'Grady's job would be in Barbara Parkins • Patty Duke jeopor<IJI. COLORCARTOONS: -$200,000 would be withdrawn from the campaign war chest of Senatorial Nominee John J, Gll- Good Neighbor FUZ ~' ~· ·~ ..• i ,I '' .. ' , -~~~ l:r ' ,'). ''' ' Audrey Koehler BUNDLE flies Tuesday WITH A We Pay 5% On Certificates of Deposit lil ens ~ational B \r" -·I, ' Baltimore. Here is a signal that Nixon be-lieves the country is read~ for a call to reconciliation but not to surrender - not to the Communist:! in Asia and not to the mongers of hate and violence In the cities. But what is expedient here is also courageous. For the left wing of the Republican party, powerless to win itself but fully capable of party wrecking, was implacably determined to rorce upon Nixon some symbo1 or the Vietnam dove gr~, a Mayor John Lindsay of New York, a Sen. Chuck Perc~ of Illinois, or a Sen. Mark Hatfield of Oregon. Given what Nixon stands for, what the great majority of his party stands for, this would have been the shabbie~t of cynicism, the most blatant or Madison Avenue hucksterism. Thal Nixonwas able to shrug It off speaks weD of his guts - and maybe even of his savy. It is also, parenthetically, a fairly conclusive answer to peace-wingers who persisted here to the end in "interpreting" the Vietnam plank as really dov· ish; who so long proclaimed against all the evidence that Nix· on would be rejected in the end; who endlessly declared that he would be required anyhow to take one of them onto his slate. There has been irony here, too. r·or Nelson Rockefeller never joined the muttering of his more vehement supporters in "demaOOing" the selection of a dove Vlce-Presldent. Rockefeller in truth ran a good show here, even if his people stained his record by the greatest outpouring or money In the history or political conventions, He himseiC fooght with open-ness and lostwlthgrace. The man SAVE A CITIZENS NATIONAL 5~o A(!!~~ LOAN I reached office teUingofl'thewhlte racists' but healsomadethemistake or telling orr the blacki>""" er racists in the black rlots in YOU CAN 'I \ or llga" who helped beat him In the end, -Key committee assignments Spiro Agnew of Maryland, had in would be axed. the beginning stuck out his neck for Nelson Rockefeller and had departed only after Rockefeller had run out on him last spring. But all this, of coorse, is only the foam on the trODicaJ seas \ SHOW STARTS 7 P.~ \'; Homer M, Greenlee, 67, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant, a Mason County farmer, died unexpectedly at 12:30 p.m. (Continued from page 1) O'Grady aOO Porter through the afternoon. Chiller Dillers Shutter Bug '• PT. PLE,\SANT - an adult &mda,y School class. &trvivors include his widow, Mrs. ,!essie Spencer Green1ee; TONIGHT AUGW>T 13 ' Dies Monday Nixon's choice of Agnew Is undeniably practical. For this calm and reasonable politician mln-orlty-grOliJ (Greek) stock is a hero to neither the Northern nor Southern wings or the party. He Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati,on MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Funeral services for AudreY A, Koehler, 73, Tuppers Plains, who died early in the Veterans Memorial Hospital !ollowlng a long lllneos, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains Christian Church with the Rev. Roy Deeter offlciatlng. Burial will be in the adjoining ceme- tery. She was born in Athens Coun- ly, the daughter of the late Charles and &tsle Calaway Springer and had spent most of her lite in the Coolville and Tuppers Plains areas. She was a member of the Forest Rose Council No. 285, D of A at Tuppers Plains. She was also preceded in death by one son and one brother. &lrviving are her l'llsband, Ill'• ,.., ' lhat gendy bell upOn Eden.lhll lo Mianil Beach. Tile ·aubotapc~ of It all lo IJJat .!of mt~ reJson~ - ~vlctlO!!& and also a pragmadc look·at current ,polldcal realities ~ Nlxoil and COJ!Ij)8ily hive checked a v~ large Pol<er pot rlgh! up to Hubert Hl11111)hrey. What they· 01ld to him Is about this: "We wiU oot buy the pO(lU!arlty poll and the ali<!lllted )'OUth hive Gilligan Faults Education .,/ CINCINNA Tl (UP0 - John J. Gilligan, Democratic cand!lor the U. S. Senate, charged to~ the nation's education pot. ley was ''UI'C)lanned, unmanaged, uncoordinated and - If CODtlnued, unworkable." Gilligan, in • speech prep&r· ed for delivery before Democratic platform hearings here, said: "It is obvioos from the situation with the schools h1 Cincinnati and elsewhere that critical needs are not being met not at the local level, not at the state level and not by the Federal bureaucracy." The hearings opened Mmda.Y ln Cleveland and will wind up Wednes~ In Columbus. They are aimed at involying 0 h i o residents in the writing ol the National Democratic Party platform. uwf: find in government t h e men of yesterday whooe lack of meanlng[Ui policies have slowly puohed us all Into problems that affect our lives and the fUtures of our children," Gilligan said. "The man of yesterday a n d their policies must be r(1)laced by men of this new day - men who will race the future with action, not excuses - faith, not fear." Bert McAbee Dies Monday WEST COLUMBIA - Bert McAbee, 58, West Columbia died MoOOay evening in Holzer Hospital Mr. McAbee was bornJune 30, 1910, the son of the late James aOO Clara Richardson Mc- "'..(,' U )'OU .wleh, Y'"' c1011 clll il,lf.het · witli 1 surreader at liot to the extreme djl- IIIII the d...eatlc raMlOis, and bJ< running out on such·':' preaUmab1.1 unfashionable old Parties 11 Harry Trtunan, )lwlkht EisenhoWer ond Lyndon Jotuison. . "Maybe - though we are bettill! Ill we IIO've ogalnst It - you could thus win In November•• U you think ""! then 10 lhOid. We ourselves hive 011bm!tted to no rar....~ not 6-cm the left and'·not !rom the right. It lo lor yoo to say whether )'OU wish to ftee the belt in the kitchen ofresponaiblepolltlcs Cor the cool of the hi!Vle pads." In a word, they have" checked the big stud pot to HU1111>hrey; U he elects to simi fist lor not!.,.. . Bonibs, Guns Break Curfew of racw violence. buslneso estahllshmenta Mon~ nlitrt aa pollee tried to enforce a 10 p.m., to 5 a.m., curfew WrIng the cl~' s fourth straight day Gunfire was reported within blocks of pollee headfiW'Iers and expectedly at home Tuesday pollee said some patrol cars were morning. The Middleport emer- fired IQlCXI. None ot the cars was gency squad answered a call to hit, pollee said. The llrebombs caused little the home at 9:31 Lm. Mr. Smith dallla&e be<011oe they ......, poorwas dead upon the squad's arly made and faded to explode, rival. It was believed he hod ouJ!er· pollee said. The!lrebomblngoand ed a heart attack. The body was the sniping occurred south ol the taken to the Rawlings ... Coats downtown burdneso area. Pollee were or•red to tightFunetal Home rrom where ar.. rangements wUI be announced. en their curlew alter numerous vtolations were reported. Secur!ty was to ' remain tight today lor the Democratic primary runoff Edward Smith or 70 North Second Ave., Middlepor~ died un- Shop At E~berfelds ' In Pomeroy Cuh prl ... ' ot $25, $20, $1$ Tomorrow evenina at 5 p. arid - .. ~~ llao threo '' calcir dlvlalon WOIII to Low- Britisher munJUon but none of them were ?.::~m:::x:&:::x::::::::x::::::::o-::;);::::=: brokeJL MEMPI!Ili, Tem. (UPI) Pollee IUII'd• IUI'rounded the Aberno1Juo COnler.,co ($CLC) 0011 • \'llllloa In the cl~ Wbore Dr. lfartln Luthor Klll!r Jr., no ... •. 1 . 1,283 families in our area have graduated to flameless electric heat. Abtrnotl!7 IIIII lilt poHeo - - boor<! ot dlrtc!Dra or tho 11-1Ul'.,.d civil rllbtoor- lllll••llon btriD ...,....... IIMtotlr howl Ask ., EleCtric Compony heodnaspe- .. cllllll' or JtOUr 1iectrlc htltlnt dealer. Or tslk w111t • fomiiJ - homt lllllrudy ... of ''Tht Qrlldulltll" ' '•.. MYIIL C.AIU.IY, . ' I . The amnwnitionaiXI luae1 were billed to someplace In tho out Probobl,y bound lor Vielnlm. 00,: er c~ CII'S powdered chem!OIIe, CIIIIIOd fruit Juices, &larch, lilt lind pioatlc 81'1DU11a. One denlled cor no ~ERROR CORRECTED Earl Rorvoy GU!re7, 20, Middleport, U.S. Annlo. IIIII Nancy Clioohort, 19, Mlddlo- Ell•.... ,......eel a llconoe JIOI'I. lave '10 lhlrry In .lltla• C<luJtt1 Pro- bal4 Cwrt. II """ ·eorJier reported In error thol ~ hid average noar normal Thura~ day thnlugh Monday. Day . time hl!lh temperatures will IVOrage In the lower 80s In north and the mlddlo to UJli>Or 801 In south, while the overnight low rel<llngo will range from near 60 ln north to the middle 70s 1n - · Cool at start of period and lpln aboutlmnday, while rothor nrm toward end of this Wool< and moderating temper. otures early naxt week. RalnWl wm averaao one-ball to line - <P~rtora Inch, occurrtnr u showers to~V~rd end IJC-. olltalned • Ucenoo to marey Nauey Ellzoboth Lonmtrt. ( ' 11M f'\& eo" lMCI INOb , 1W1 Genheimer and Cross Win 1.... r,... ,., ,DO! o.... •..,..c.. ---.lA ...... -'"" Ml-1~--~ C.l-... ........ ~if.· '~ ' 1 .( • '. l : .. .....,.., ,. :1< ~~ '·' . ., .. ~-----·------------------------------~-----~-~ ' Qtt tho !Nil loclt .., lllo cool -Ilion. tile Clluroc~tr ~ wllhldotred........ "~ Elec:tr1ciiJ ltMW II lilt 1111 flclar ln low cost While lilt coat of competltlw IUet hllbeen lOin& op, the coat of llictrichr hll boen tllldlly Comlna clown. for mort ltcts on coal of apt,rtlton, ••k the Jieople .wl!o m. ·mw Rev. Ra!Jih David ....; ond low-colt -Ilion. or Mr. lind Of ll•l'ntl•ll electric h11Ung !rom lht'ptopiOWI)OIIo_., lutowi MIN lhie ~oupon to Your MrL the llrot twilight hlrnosa nclng cr ond •10 wereowlniedlntwocla .. will pt underwii,Y. Pori-mutuel horaes and ponies.. Tburoday evening's il"-tand , llfictiW.. of tho contest to the belling will be permitted lor the attrocUon - startllli ot 8:30 tciJf ft!ur toiln'o, firat time at tha local lair IIIII In the 48 Inches lnd under fair beold omclols report •110011 wUJ be the 13th omual awnmer cltils, of the top lour field of horses ... hand ror the muodcol ol the the m, Bend MJ,.. teams, in ~. w~re Harold racirw Procnm which will conti• otrel Aaon. M.-s, ~; Lorry • Gocittinon, Amanda; Jimmie Mcquire, Crown Cll)', 11111 Bob Goodman,~ rn tho 47 to 52 Inch close .the owners of tho ftrst lour t - s URBANA, Ohto (UP)) - Sev- GI'OWida •• · precoutiorary werw ~~arlea } ~r I ' T~.~Wrs en11ee~ Clra ot I Pilin-ControJ IUOiouro. ~ns, Eric ·R...,. .. IirUr, . Bob Foat«, Allijn,fl inti w L. ~train. nveno'i'"iiieiii~"""'Tlw.""1&1'41o-rllllillre"i"'"cauec~ .. oil with 150nun howitzer shello out 380 Nlllonal Giuartt troop to S...ncer, LoQg ~· ancl Alaes, deraUed in a reslden- help In the eYBcuatioo 8b:l to~ The r.lr II10ved Into ita oocond tillll'el todly, torct..-e~c~ trol one atetion ofthe ....:.:.o· • · .....t2?.: lull day or ocdvltles Wedneoday 111t1on rhere lbou 3 ._.... .w :-{.'~-=·:-=·=·>~:-:-:;::x-:···;{···:-·\ ..":=:::::::::::::.:=:=~·.·:>:·:=:·:-::,~-::::::;:::=;~:: o t ,500 PtriOIIL si&htaeers and UMuthorlzed per· · · · ·- · ·' ··· ........-:•.~•..:.• "'.....-..~: Pollee Chief no.ataa Storto aono were kept out of the I1"0L sold lbout one-third of the 11,000 Cvl YWid, division 1 ..,..-m. FIVE-DAY FORECAS!' reoident. of thla woskentnl tendon! Cor Penr>Central 11 Cl>By United Preas Jn1arnatlonai town wore ovocuated to the high lumbus, 11ld be crawled lnalde Tw11Peratureo In Ohio will school, on alementaey aohoul one ot tho ammunition • laden - . , at the opening or tho !bltharn Chrlltloa Leodor- mo~n~en IIIII ue through the remainder of the week. Sl&rtlng at 2 p. m. tomorrow there will be pony hlrMsa racf.n& followed by running racea 1 o r lnd the ~~~~ COUIJI¥ Fair cora. He uw 15 bores of theom- ROY ELBERFELD$ IN of fnlllllltlon; cletonllntll ond porloCt wermth; mlnlriwm Robert Belley 11'1. • PlllllOJ'O)' tractor operat.o~a eoatelt at t~ lllolgo Comly Fair. Belley Ia on the tractor he clro>e while wlmlng tho IWII'd, -· Sentlnol PIKJto. · lind .., Willner ol tlrls year's Ft"eight Train Wrecks OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM Funeral Home at 1\tppers Plains aner noon today. 1-. cnmer• I ' -~, with light rain filling. In the11U11l) pony pollil!ltontost Tonight at 7:30 the 81'1ndotand otoged IS the BJ'Indstand attrac- attrocUon wDI be the aiUIUII horse tion of the Moils CountJ Fair pulling conteat. Tueoday nighL ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE'LL BE Tap honort 110 to eloc:trlc hlatln1 lor ease lilt! ICOIIOIIII' - ...':· Seventeen twns were -rod ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS.' (JloMo) Reeder, Clncblnati. Friends may call at the White ·~ ~ ~.... t ~ 17 Teams Enter Pony Pull Test VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMI&'iiONS- Herschel LeMeater, Guysville; James Ruisell, Gheshlre; Everett Mc!Joll' aid, Corning. ·I DISCHARGED - Earl Cra<ldock, Jud)' McHiflte, Bernice . Winkler, Mergle Benedum, ldl\ Hysell, Linda Hltf1eid, '1. Due to the lack of a quorum a re~ar meetlrut of Middleport VDiage council scheduled Monday night was not held. The council also <lid not hold Ita rtnal meeting ln July, <lie the lack or a <P>rum at that time. A epoclal seaslon ls planned lor Friday nlglrt, ALL GO TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AT · Ish too JOUIICl) to lflduala t o - · · tloCtrlc htltinJI, ----·- _,. ' i'~ WINNEl! BOB BAILEY - AMelia Rlch Sell9oi...rlr thll Again Shy Quorum 1111 992-5611 .• .. lblj> day ond Thursday evenings from 7 to 9. IHE$HOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . . ' One woman suaered burns. CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNOON SO WE CAN granddaughter, Mrs. James R. .. found at five of them. Flrem"'! aald they believed most IJC the others wore purposely Ignited. THIS WEEK WE WILL The body of Vincent Reed, 45, glesong Funeral Home Wednes- ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER .... •' ,, . ' SOMETIIJNG NEW - A pogfrw oon!ce ln>m I tent wlllde tho . ltloted thlo year at the M'elp CCllnty • ~ beold olllco his ..., mPomel"O)' Girl Scout Troop 52, left ~~~,"= r.traoers. Show here worldng.ore members of 0 Ohllnpr, O!Mie Lonn!OB,J!uzle Soulsby lind Morey Owens. - Sentinel Photo. EXCEPT THURSDAY Don't lot your home bo odnlp-Gutllt'a ,..er too old (nor -------------------------------------------- .. WEEK DAYS 9:30AM TO 5:00PM Clarence R., 'nippers PlainA; a daughter4n-law, Mrs. Ctw'lea (Rita) Dalley, Columbus, and a .99 and $6.99 the arearemalnedBMeraiiY~tlm . under ~.saturation policing." Fire olflclals said ~ 20 ususptcious" Ores Were q..~eUed Monday nif!\11 .and early tod3.v. Broken bottles IIIII wicka were r .• BODY RECOVERED CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (UPO - Ariz., and Harry McAbee, Weirton, W, VL Funeral services will be held Frlday at 1:30 p.m. at the West Columbia U n i t e d Methodist Church with the Rev. Charles Parrish oMciatlng. Burial will be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. The body wiD be taken to the church one hour prior services. Frien:ls may call at F~ SHINGLE < ·. ·r·,. ,, . f ii I ." • men fought numerous blazes ln Walls early today, Jncludlnl flv~ started by molotov cocktails, but trict c.naressman Clarence E. Miller will be theleatured speaker at the Ohio Agricultural Reoearch arui Development Center at Wooster on We<lnesday. Au!lllot 14, ·1968. The occasion will be a weeklong open house and dedication IJC the naw Heel Cattle Nutrition ReseVch Facilities at the Center. brothers, John McAbee, Tucson. ASPHALT ALUMINUM .,. · I. (IJP0- Fire-· il~elctliioniii..•••••••••••••••••••••••••IIi•••' ' where the child was transferred to the emergency vehicle. A chicken barbecue for Rachle gun club members wUl be held August 18, beginning at noon, It the gun club fann, All members are invited LOS ANGELES WA~GTON- Tenth Dis- Edward Smith Dies and Mrs. Ray Mmdey otSha• was taken to Holzer Hospital by the Middleport emergency '"'ad Monday. He had dnmk turpentine. Mr. Manley, a former Middleport police o!llcer, started to the hospital with ~ oon following the Incident ~!JAB met at Rock Springs b "iiie _.s I C. I ' t Watts. Area Ablaze; Miller to Speak Ln'TLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)FirebOmbs were hUrled Into six Joe Manley, small son ot Mr. . " ., a1 responsibility ln a hard word, we ma,y see the most movi~ honest campaign in our recent history. Taken to Hospital . .:.._. ··e.:' - .. ~, . '.•'l Mr. McAbee was a heavy equipment operator Cor the Rlver was recovered MoOOay. Coal Co. until his retirement COMING TO fAIR in 1966. lie was a veteran of WPSBINGTON - A busy disWor1d War Two. trict schedule ts in order for Survivors Include his wife, Congressman Clarence E. Mlller Gaynell Frances McAbeei a son. during the August recess of eo. James C. McAbee, Mkldleportj gress. He will be at the Meigs three daughters, Gall Frances, County Fair !rom 7-10 p.m. this at home; Mrs. carolyn Sue Saturday. Hayes, RD, Letart, w. VL, aoo Mra. JOOith Starcher, Klleen, Texas; six grandchildren and two For Exterior Roofs And Meta I Sllface FOR ALL ROOFS EXCEPT WOOD ' title erllrie and the mid- · der tweo ot r·~ violence. Wo think we Clll ~~ )'001 . thla '1fi.Y, • am on Circleville, who drowned Seturda,y at Deer Creek Reservoir, Abee. Fur liirls & Ladies ' kick bJ< tr!JN1llll! on I . VIe~ BARBECUE PLANNED LOAFER Black and C11dovan . ' nuroot Eloclrlc C9<11PI!il.,,. flct. Ontofo~rhe~·~~ lltl Will Yllh l'oU 1..-9: ,!!. obllg..lon, of c-.,r ."' ~ '· "'r -~I .., ,,.... . ' ~ ..; .,... t~·l,., I" \ll Batmen To ~niff Enemy WASIINGTON (UPI) - SoarIng i!Ilders piloted by ll1odern day ubatme11'' ma,y soon be mak~ lnJI stealthy rooonnalsaance sor- des over Cornmwdst lnflltratlon routes ln Vietnam. The Arnzy bao awarded a $2 million contract lor produCJtlon IJC the gllden. It early experi. ment& are suceeaatal. a llllall number of the tight aluminum cran may be brought Into lOrVice within a Year • Kmwn as the QT3, .the sur- Veillance i!lldors will hear lit. tle resemblance to the u. troop • carrying i!IIclera that were towed In the s1ty from England to land lnlantry larcoo ln France during World Wor D. l'entaguo aourceo say the gliders will have • omad ens1ne to power their .,.. takeolfs. Except, Cor the ract tht7 will tiPorate at low altltiMie they will . somewhat reoemble tho high _ fl,ylng U'.l I!PJ' pi-s. . Over bootlle terrltoey, the W3's enslnes will be llhut alf aud the craft will cUp low and gUcfe over lnflltratian routes In almost complete allonce. A clal paint will bo uled 1o make them dlll!cult to dotll<lt bJ< radar. s. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 13, 1968 greenlee koehler mcabee smith