https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7692bd0605d1c25a84ac6213ee6a6e82.pdf c1f4794707026f04fd91cc4295a02534 PDF Text Text ........ . ..... .. .. .. ........ a Ha' ll,ltr: •• ' :. Now You Kno'w ·~· u,•.- '-.•r11 111e .... ,' ~ -11 '. IIP!l, Ins in the Low -~· Tueoday. lllnllit in t ~"'"""" glua CII>Jeela are beada !rom El)1ll ilat!ng !rom alxlli 2, 500 B. C• 60's. ' '!) . MIKE Thompso~ Ohio YouUJ Choir, " ·, : . .. . .~ i'r,.,~, ' ..:~.:> ' ,. i'' , YOU \ OHIO I . Rl,RA! ' ., . h ' ~' ~~ 1} ' Pedlatrtcs Ward. AdmissJons 'l ' Charles Bobby Robin ) Bidwell; Mrs. Armint; meens, Galllpoll s; Shad • ' MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1968 Racine ~an to Face Charge ·Of Murder in First Degree Holzer Hospital: Visi 2..4 and 7-8 p.m. Paren •J " Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Elm J penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; ' Wood, Patriot Star Rt. Ill"' A llrst de1Jl8 murder charge .... to be .today, ·apinst • Barnett, Rt. I COttagJ Va.; Mrs. Richard P. l 2 Racine; Leonard i!o Racine man in the shtqun olaying ol Ml dtael Lee DQieon,; 2~. 1~61'.. Ayery ~. Pat~er&IIUr& !iltur~ nlgllt. ' 'WUUam .Frederlcli Wyant, 54, Is beblg held in Melga CooJncy Jail pending formal allargas •· plnst hlt!t ·today by S.Orll! Rob- Pomeroy: Mrs. Jame:t Abee, Middleport; Mr Ht WHO LAUGHS LA'ST... .. LALX;HS BEST ! BUT HE. lAMO KICKS FIRS.T... VJIIJS 1. -rwe. ... ortC.~ch. ' Wyant alleJie41y !ired a 16 puge shotgun .c~ge at about 10:50 p. m. Sltordaj< that struck Dotson in the, back ol the neck, ~~W~rentJ.y killing him almost 1... • ~~~ stenlly, )l' il\' ' • i •. . ' ,\I G\~ 14-icre Park D~dicated •• ~ . Credit card coverage I' more contents protec· home ownera at no ext Only 11 Slate Farm .. , one In homeowner~~ lnl with rates lower ttlar I can give you king size home-ownerecoverage and probably save you money. Coli mo. ---. umn.~ • . I I . . . • c•m' _,. )·, ' . Dotoon, Who li!th lour compan. lona, had driven to the Wyallt ' ~me ln a reported atlemjll to . achl~pt, .waa mvlns ... jlli'ct« 91 tho !nail. talk with the accused man• s stapBarbara Scarberry, waa llhot as he drove away from the residence doom Ville st. 91erll! lllrtormch said Wyanl Is beiloved to havellred a shotgun at the car nine Umea. Hartenbach said ...,. of the expended sheila loo,mcl were No. 4 allot and otbers we...·!or rifled olugs. It waa rOj)OJ'\'8d the deceised I1UIIJ ···and hla lour, eompanlona werll to, the Wyanl ~ and ooe ol tliem, I!Wy_SIP~, Cutlip, 21, Camden Sl., Naroburg, went to the doQr, knodil,l, and ~to - the accuoed•man"l ' . iiiOp.. dallghter. , omdals said that Wyanl antwered the door and proceeded fD. aok hla !llePilauiltter II she Ji!shed fD talk Ji!th Cuillp. lila in- daugltter, . dlcated she did not. It was reporteo! CutliP Immediately retorned to the car and the shootlng began as DotBon wu tornins the aut<>mobUe around. Others in the car, in addlUon to Dotsoo and Cutlip, ware Damy Ray WUUams 23, Challlnla Trailer Park, Parkersburg; Lelan Herber Bsal, 20, 1203 37th st., Parkersburg, and Max Franklin Doiaon, 34, 702 Leonani A•e.. Belpre, a brotber ol the deed men . '!'~,. wlbiessea ln the aut<>nw. _bile said Wyanl CXIIIIIIIIed shootinS oller Dotson had been hit and the car ran 1nlo a tomalb patch . on the Dallas Cleland prcpert;y. The liUl'Vlvors said they Jolt the eotomubUe alter It had aone Into the field. One of them retorned to It a short time later. This time the car waa driven back ooto the I'OBllway a Utile farther on, but tbe driver apparently panicked, and dltdted the auto. Sleritf Hartenbach, who was on duty at the Meigs lalrgrounds at the tlmu ol the ahoollng, and Wyant, Who was in the yard in front of hla reoldence, IUI'relldered hlmoelf to Slerlflllartmbach lillltout reslllllitet and lbe :cu.=,:~·;.: dent to ProiiOCUIIns AID>iuot Bernard v. Fultz. At the • ..,., in addlllal to iiberilr llarlenbach IIIII IJoi>ull Pro- Fultz, Cormer Henry Ewing and atr- Beegle, were eau of Crlmlnllllmrelll!ptlm A· gent Herman llenr7. Dr. Sowell of the BCI performed aa """"" tralllc to the acene within 12 min- ay on the victim &mday IIIII the utes alter the deportment wa a body wu llbn to a Parlier .. notified. • burg IUneral - . Deputy g,r111 Robert Beegle, made their way through heavy . aJio · · liJ! ' tuta for ~ . De~t ~~~'mee at·Ohlp Vni.-JJQ>InAtbelliwllen llie .the ,p r.,.ram,... begwi aboutlllo , yoaro ago by Jack ortsp, a LatwoMIIe area roaldent, .and llj)llserv- Ends Fair EAT IT OR STARVE! Clwrol ., Snow4 ., Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen, Rlcinej Shirley AM Gueltlg, daughter ol Mrs. Ralph Gueltlg and lhe late Mr. Gueltlg, and Aaron L e e Sojlre, son ol !o!r. and Mra. Ollie Sayre, ol Portland. MiJs WUeoxen, 16, is a junior, a member or the glee club, Rio- ,. • " I~' i " cine Cbsp!.er or Modarn Music MUSQ..E IN Mastera, and llttends the Racine 'VOU~ . llapUst Cirurch. Miss Gueltig, a senior, has been a member of the band and the glee club tor snJMMICK ~ J)()N'T NEED.. , If yo you ·· Loan!! fc<i:'tee us .!1. ' ' ,. ~ . ''(' ' ""' . . ,. ''"' ... ,. ' ' " ' ... ~ ,, ' ' ' ' three years. is a member ol. Racine Cilq)ter ofthe Madel'llloluslc Masters, and Is a voice and piano aludent ol !o!ra, Paul Powell ol New Ha'"n. lila -nda the Presbyterian Cburch. .': sayre, 17, Ia &lao a aenlo.. lie has been a member of lhe alae club and belli C...lhreeyearaand I• a mamber of the lolodem lolualc Masters. He attends the Morao Chepel Methodist Clnlr<h a n d the Portland loluthodlat Clurch. �. ., . IMli¥1' ~dlllli ~ ' ~od . nm. tn ; tbr PI ....... P tw "' ·oles c ) ·' ,. trl 0 ' h, • . ' 4-1 vi cm~r Detro!~ lllOYod the Orioles to Fronk Ifill .'. I. .• y ' ' . . G ound· Hmner son c ... • . 31-17 Franclseo. his 11th elton' Cleveland meot""'""""" who "''~•uses 11 • r,n a toreve 1/}l • e Jets ross the winnlns run In the bottom of ntl1 lor the sec ·•··· " '~" \ .. I "'' ) ;(:- 114 Ceurl 'al If aln? lbll dral • • • • to help �. ., . IMli¥1' ~dlllli ~ ' ~od . nm. tn ; tbr PI ....... P tw "' ·oles c ) ·' ,. trl 0 ' h, • . ' 4-1 vi cm~r Detro!~ lllOYod the Orioles to Fronk Ifill .'. I. .• y ' ' . . G ound· Hmner son c ... • . 31-17 Franclseo. his 11th elton' Cleveland meot""'""""" who "''~•uses 11 • r,n a toreve 1/}l • e Jets ross the winnlns run In the bottom of ntl1 lor the sec ·•··· " '~" \ .. I "'' ) ;(:- 114 Ceurl 'al If aln? lbll dral • • • • to help �OPEN CLASs WINNER - llogor and lklma Neue, ·RD 1, poae beside their cow that won the srallll chlm-· ··U II<IIl AA Award to the Thurodlf Jersey Sholo C\)en class. 11le cow, OWDed by Roma an:l showed by Roger, 'was abo _, class chllqiiOII. - Sentlael Photo. v~ Injured Collision ' north of George' • Creek accordlllg to lhe S I a I e Patrol. ssld lhe co!Usloo O<· Vau&bn J, Frell<h, 45, headed north, ati8DqJI. ed to pass a car driven by Vera F, Blake, 21,Rt.2Galllpolla,juat u ' Mlaa Bloke atartec1 tu make 1 left tum <tf the ldihwa.v. Admitted to Holzer Hospital were ""s• Blake, tor dtserva. lloo, and a pas-r In her car, Ralph Jeffery, 17, Che--'<e, Va., with a lacer&Uoo of t h e forehead and a pooslble skull · · fracture. OGler paaaengers In the Blake car treated at the hospital andreloaoed were: Wayne Slmmcms. .20, !PiD81leld, lacer&Uoo and ~ of tho ~ IU..wlte, ~Simmons. !D:1a~ : of lhe 'acalp, and ll.mooth.old hrrl Slmmooo, a brulood root. French's 1966 Chrysler hod . ' moderate damage to the rl&l>t fnxtt and wlndohield while there was h11V7 damage to theleltslde · and top of MilS Blako'a 1968 ' . l'lliiJ"'th. Tbo patrol died French to Gal· · llpolls Mlllliclpal Court Aug. 19 · tift a charge of reckless CC~t~rl- · Meigs Counl1 Fair. Pam posoa with hoi Jeroly that..U •..,. looted grallll cboJiu)lon In the WI Better i.lveotock e~t•• old Mr. Hollllerson slm>s tho champion fomalo to tlio ()pea ClaoL . - sentineL Syracuse News, 'Society By ADA SLACK Rose Ann Lisle and Suzlllne Wlnebreme~ ' WDUam II. !lddmore, 20, Rl. ·:I Jackson, wao cited to munlcl.pal oourt Aug. 19 oo a chirP <I spaed In ex"'ss !Or road 0011· 'dltlooa elter a two car acd.at 12:35 p.m. &mday on Rl. &54, ·itwo and four.teoths miles west ·ar Rt. 16o. ,, .; Tbo patrol ssld 9ddmore, ·• .lleoded oaat, came II'GUIIII a ·'{>iM\'e, akldded 011 the wet pav&,-r~~ ment and lost cmtrol. His car ~ ·~~rude a ""stbound car driven 1!J Carl w. PbWips, 61, Bld- ' 3 ,, •, ...... . '. ' ..'c ' ':' '<" IDS ~. " '. ~. Heavyweight alanda" • AIIA(ONDA •,., 25 THE . ,", _. r. • ~ ,J : · ' t ~.: .. : .. . . . o.{'.ll " . .. \ ., . • "· 19~ lOll • ·II INCH " ill ' WELLESLEY FARMS 1'$1 .~ ICE CRE .,.. I$ ' PLUS TAX 112 ,11. .. AND DEPOSIT ' ', Honotfkfb;, '· '• .' ., ' HOLSUM I ' .IOSEDALE 8.lCON. .' \ ,,t·n,·· · w· FOOD ~~ . ,. I lb. can . ..' .'· ....... • ., / 0 • ·•.. •r, i. )I', ,. • THll.m ~· . ' ' To Hold Rein i • ' . . ' ,I~ . , ., ~ from Welt Germany. . .. •• .. ' ~ r :,,. '' ' Tractor Pull ' BOWLING GREEN, 0 b I o • (UI'O - Bend, SllabbCllla, DJ., ..... the illaVYWelllhl clals . ~ al the Nallooal !'Idling · 1: Ccnest here !lmdo,r aflc' ollmlllltlng two -101111 In I pill i: <tf. · Bood, Elreh Eaotln, Ta~ Dl., ll1d Jack Wlltar, Cli'oy, OhiO, had au )lUlled tho IIIIXI· IIIWil dllllnce ~ 300 fool l1ld nre thmm liD a )lllll<tf. Bend , )lUlled 282.4 In lite extra <liD· toll to win. Gl11ord Zo- of !llrlnP, Ohio, won the llilt~ diYisloo utlo 1!J palliD& 218 feet and !VIII Rdlblris ~ Clrllsle, llld., the mlilill.. Mlllhl ~· I!J Jlllllal.207.3 ·c,··R · 1· Mr. and !Ira. .OrviDe Crooke wore lholr ~ 111d .~tet.ll>­ law, !,lr. l1ld MrL John~ and daughters of ColOUDbul. Mr. Thomas ,J , Quick ~ columbua spent two doya With his parems, Mr. and · Mrs. James Quick. Mri...James Kenrool,daughtor Dubcek HoJlP.I;I r--- lion· JDJ poae 111111 SbonD visited recently in HuntiJWion witb Nancy MUier, Marlo De Miranda, Chris Fowl· lor and Beverly Gllilln, triOIIIa of Miss Llole at Maroh&U Unl· well. There was minor damage versi\Y. Bal'DO)' MarrlttofWheell~has to both cara. No one was lnreturned to his home after viol!· )llred. Moderato damage was dooe ing his sister, Mrs. Roy Wineto a wmp truck opareted by brenner, and other relatives In San!ord BUls, 61, Crown Clcy, West VIrginia. In an accident at 11:55 a.m. Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pierce and urlfa¥ on Rt. 588, two 8lld ..,.. daughter, Chori, or Loraine and tenth miles ...at of Gallipolis. her bfother, MJ chael Sardina, '!be patrol ssld BUls had park. of Milwaukee visited rec1eDtly ed the truck oo tile berm m the with his· parents, Mr. and Mrs. sout11 side of the road and left Clifton Pierce and family, Mrs. tile truck In second par. He Pierce, Tony and Tina, returned IIJ'P&I'ently for&« to sot I h o home !or 1 week's visit. emergency brake. Tho truck roll. VIsiting with Mrs. Myrtle Mcod down the hill and hit an enl- Bride were Mr. and !Irs. Roy bomment. Williams and family of Boyland, An accident occurred at 2:40 Mr. and !Irs. Allllresa Turnblll a.m. &mdayiDMe!pc:ounQwllen or Lsncutor, Mrs. WDma Nev·cars drlveni!J RsymoodE, Klein, IDe anil family and ber ii;rllld27, Akron, and Joseph B. Bailey, daughter Dobbie BDberbeck; of 118, Bt. I Middleport, ooUided on · Detrol~ ' Rt. 7, slx.tenlha of a mile sout11 Mrs. llanll<l Weaver and chll· of Bt 124. dron, TOlllll', ~. Mlchaolllld , ~~ ssld both ~· Peggy,.~ 81, t.outavllle IPOII!,,. •. W*e·~ aoUih and ~:flas Sullllsy with the Iormor's moiiJi, ~. attelhjl!lng to overtake and pa88 er, Mrs. Roy Wlnebr~nner. ' the BaDsy car. Both moo outrer. Ellzabotll Merritt vl.lltid with ed lacerations. 'There was hea.. her alsters, Mrs. Joe RoUins of V)'damagetoboth cars. Letart, W, VL, and Mr. and Mrs. Klein wes arrested ooa cbarge Philip Kinzel of MI. Altd. W, of driving while intoxicated. His VL easels set !Or Aug. 23. Mrs. Ma.Y COWie and daughter, Mrs. oms !lyseD, spent two weeks visiting Mr. and !Irs. L. F. BrllllllOr and flinlly of Plttaburgh, Pa., Mrs. Thmnas Tur• bull, Mr. Roy Cowie and Getald Cowie and lamUios of Boater Falla, PL Roy Cowie Is conllllod to a hospital In Beaver Falls. They llso attended the COWie ,... union at Beaver Falla, They-• PRAGUE (IJPI) - Czechosic>vak Communist Ieeder Alexan. brouglrt lqne by Bill HyiOII. ~elllllng a weekend bore with der Dubcok toda.Y conoentratod 011 keoJiDg coatru1 rl. his reform (IIOVWIUilOill wblch tho Sovlsts Insist Is threelened by torcoa bent on destro,ying Czechoslovak Commun!IIIIL The blet pres1 aald "rea.c~ llooary olementa" -sing Com. lllWllst had gutleo .. powerfUl lhe1 CzechoalcWakla Is I!IOinB to . - the belp al Ill Coliununlll bloe noi&llbOrl to llllhllt. '!be Sovloto ssld tllo Prque rerorm guvernment wu aleo In danger from "ilnporllllst ·- · per JOn& were ln.lured in a car eolllslon at 6:30 p.m. ~rlfa¥ on Rt. 7 two • tenths of L:)h:ci~ CH-?fPIONS - Pam a..i two tomAles that won the Jereey ~tlall Thursdsl ilt the , .. 'I' •. - Tr•- ,.., . ·' . l!roilmlllll'lol ID the - • /' ' ,. ,./ • ~it is Wiilaet ' ~ '\• DAY'TON RJPID- TH.:bottolt I 1.0, lo.4"!'1JV ~· . " '··YtN . ..... 111111 Frl&.r and <i;awr• . ill& I'<IWidl took plaw ·~· l t , Amorlean to lalui lbtlr A-U' , �OPEN CLASs WINNER - llogor and lklma Neue, ·RD 1, poae beside their cow that won the srallll chlm-· ··U II<IIl AA Award to the Thurodlf Jersey Sholo C\)en class. 11le cow, OWDed by Roma an:l showed by Roger, 'was abo _, class chllqiiOII. - Sentlael Photo. v~ Injured Collision ' north of George' • Creek accordlllg to lhe S I a I e Patrol. ssld lhe co!Usloo O<· Vau&bn J, Frell<h, 45, headed north, ati8DqJI. ed to pass a car driven by Vera F, Blake, 21,Rt.2Galllpolla,juat u ' Mlaa Bloke atartec1 tu make 1 left tum <tf the ldihwa.v. Admitted to Holzer Hospital were ""s• Blake, tor dtserva. lloo, and a pas-r In her car, Ralph Jeffery, 17, Che--'<e, Va., with a lacer&Uoo of t h e forehead and a pooslble skull · · fracture. OGler paaaengers In the Blake car treated at the hospital andreloaoed were: Wayne Slmmcms. .20, !PiD81leld, lacer&Uoo and ~ of tho ~ IU..wlte, ~Simmons. !D:1a~ : of lhe 'acalp, and ll.mooth.old hrrl Slmmooo, a brulood root. French's 1966 Chrysler hod . ' moderate damage to the rl&l>t fnxtt and wlndohield while there was h11V7 damage to theleltslde · and top of MilS Blako'a 1968 ' . l'lliiJ"'th. Tbo patrol died French to Gal· · llpolls Mlllliclpal Court Aug. 19 · tift a charge of reckless CC~t~rl- · Meigs Counl1 Fair. Pam posoa with hoi Jeroly that..U •..,. looted grallll cboJiu)lon In the WI Better i.lveotock e~t•• old Mr. Hollllerson slm>s tho champion fomalo to tlio ()pea ClaoL . - sentineL Syracuse News, 'Society By ADA SLACK Rose Ann Lisle and Suzlllne Wlnebreme~ ' WDUam II. !lddmore, 20, Rl. ·:I Jackson, wao cited to munlcl.pal oourt Aug. 19 oo a chirP <I spaed In ex"'ss !Or road 0011· 'dltlooa elter a two car acd.at 12:35 p.m. &mday on Rl. &54, ·itwo and four.teoths miles west ·ar Rt. 16o. ,, .; Tbo patrol ssld 9ddmore, ·• .lleoded oaat, came II'GUIIII a ·'{>iM\'e, akldded 011 the wet pav&,-r~~ ment and lost cmtrol. His car ~ ·~~rude a ""stbound car driven 1!J Carl w. PbWips, 61, Bld- ' 3 ,, •, ...... . '. ' ..'c ' ':' '<" IDS ~. " '. ~. Heavyweight alanda" • AIIA(ONDA •,., 25 THE . ,", _. r. • ~ ,J : · ' t ~.: .. : .. . . . o.{'.ll " . .. \ ., . • "· 19~ lOll • ·II INCH " ill ' WELLESLEY FARMS 1'$1 .~ ICE CRE .,.. I$ ' PLUS TAX 112 ,11. .. AND DEPOSIT ' ', Honotfkfb;, '· '• .' ., ' HOLSUM I ' .IOSEDALE 8.lCON. .' \ ,,t·n,·· · w· FOOD ~~ . ,. I lb. can . ..' .'· ....... • ., / 0 • ·•.. •r, i. )I', ,. • THll.m ~· . ' ' To Hold Rein i • ' . . ' ,I~ . , ., ~ from Welt Germany. . .. •• .. ' ~ r :,,. '' ' Tractor Pull ' BOWLING GREEN, 0 b I o • (UI'O - Bend, SllabbCllla, DJ., ..... the illaVYWelllhl clals . ~ al the Nallooal !'Idling · 1: Ccnest here !lmdo,r aflc' ollmlllltlng two -101111 In I pill i: <tf. · Bood, Elreh Eaotln, Ta~ Dl., ll1d Jack Wlltar, Cli'oy, OhiO, had au )lUlled tho IIIIXI· IIIWil dllllnce ~ 300 fool l1ld nre thmm liD a )lllll<tf. Bend , )lUlled 282.4 In lite extra <liD· toll to win. Gl11ord Zo- of !llrlnP, Ohio, won the llilt~ diYisloo utlo 1!J palliD& 218 feet and !VIII Rdlblris ~ Clrllsle, llld., the mlilill.. Mlllhl ~· I!J Jlllllal.207.3 ·c,··R · 1· Mr. and !Ira. .OrviDe Crooke wore lholr ~ 111d .~tet.ll>­ law, !,lr. l1ld MrL John~ and daughters of ColOUDbul. Mr. Thomas ,J , Quick ~ columbua spent two doya With his parems, Mr. and · Mrs. James Quick. Mri...James Kenrool,daughtor Dubcek HoJlP.I;I r--- lion· JDJ poae 111111 SbonD visited recently in HuntiJWion witb Nancy MUier, Marlo De Miranda, Chris Fowl· lor and Beverly Gllilln, triOIIIa of Miss Llole at Maroh&U Unl· well. There was minor damage versi\Y. Bal'DO)' MarrlttofWheell~has to both cara. No one was lnreturned to his home after viol!· )llred. Moderato damage was dooe ing his sister, Mrs. Roy Wineto a wmp truck opareted by brenner, and other relatives In San!ord BUls, 61, Crown Clcy, West VIrginia. In an accident at 11:55 a.m. Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pierce and urlfa¥ on Rt. 588, two 8lld ..,.. daughter, Chori, or Loraine and tenth miles ...at of Gallipolis. her bfother, MJ chael Sardina, '!be patrol ssld BUls had park. of Milwaukee visited rec1eDtly ed the truck oo tile berm m the with his· parents, Mr. and Mrs. sout11 side of the road and left Clifton Pierce and family, Mrs. tile truck In second par. He Pierce, Tony and Tina, returned IIJ'P&I'ently for&« to sot I h o home !or 1 week's visit. emergency brake. Tho truck roll. VIsiting with Mrs. Myrtle Mcod down the hill and hit an enl- Bride were Mr. and !Irs. Roy bomment. Williams and family of Boyland, An accident occurred at 2:40 Mr. and !Irs. Allllresa Turnblll a.m. &mdayiDMe!pc:ounQwllen or Lsncutor, Mrs. WDma Nev·cars drlveni!J RsymoodE, Klein, IDe anil family and ber ii;rllld27, Akron, and Joseph B. Bailey, daughter Dobbie BDberbeck; of 118, Bt. I Middleport, ooUided on · Detrol~ ' Rt. 7, slx.tenlha of a mile sout11 Mrs. llanll<l Weaver and chll· of Bt 124. dron, TOlllll', ~. Mlchaolllld , ~~ ssld both ~· Peggy,.~ 81, t.outavllle IPOII!,,. •. W*e·~ aoUih and ~:flas Sullllsy with the Iormor's moiiJi, ~. attelhjl!lng to overtake and pa88 er, Mrs. Roy Wlnebr~nner. ' the BaDsy car. Both moo outrer. Ellzabotll Merritt vl.lltid with ed lacerations. 'There was hea.. her alsters, Mrs. Joe RoUins of V)'damagetoboth cars. Letart, W, VL, and Mr. and Mrs. Klein wes arrested ooa cbarge Philip Kinzel of MI. Altd. W, of driving while intoxicated. His VL easels set !Or Aug. 23. Mrs. Ma.Y COWie and daughter, Mrs. oms !lyseD, spent two weeks visiting Mr. and !Irs. L. F. BrllllllOr and flinlly of Plttaburgh, Pa., Mrs. Thmnas Tur• bull, Mr. Roy Cowie and Getald Cowie and lamUios of Boater Falla, PL Roy Cowie Is conllllod to a hospital In Beaver Falls. They llso attended the COWie ,... union at Beaver Falla, They-• PRAGUE (IJPI) - Czechosic>vak Communist Ieeder Alexan. brouglrt lqne by Bill HyiOII. ~elllllng a weekend bore with der Dubcok toda.Y conoentratod 011 keoJiDg coatru1 rl. his reform (IIOVWIUilOill wblch tho Sovlsts Insist Is threelened by torcoa bent on destro,ying Czechoslovak Commun!IIIIL The blet pres1 aald "rea.c~ llooary olementa" -sing Com. lllWllst had gutleo .. powerfUl lhe1 CzechoalcWakla Is I!IOinB to . - the belp al Ill Coliununlll bloe noi&llbOrl to llllhllt. '!be Sovloto ssld tllo Prque rerorm guvernment wu aleo In danger from "ilnporllllst ·- · per JOn& were ln.lured in a car eolllslon at 6:30 p.m. ~rlfa¥ on Rt. 7 two • tenths of L:)h:ci~ CH-?fPIONS - Pam a..i two tomAles that won the Jereey ~tlall Thursdsl ilt the , .. 'I' •. - Tr•- ,.., . ·' . l!roilmlllll'lol ID the - • /' ' ,. ,./ • ~it is Wiilaet ' ~ '\• DAY'TON RJPID- TH.:bottolt I 1.0, lo.4"!'1JV ~· . " '··YtN . ..... 111111 Frl&.r and <i;awr• . ill& I'<IWidl took plaw ·~· l t , Amorlean to lalui lbtlr A-U' , �r Co. 'I'Oto\Eit'OY, bnt Toy llld &eiiiOII. CGII 00, will sell e lot of new and many Ciflt . ' .... a flO: PbODe tillS- I= l ' ' . ~- .... ' Dlte ahlft, be Guido .. UJSB . 1-Hp : IIGit I lilt ' I Jill Nl ' 0. f.u.lf~ . ~Uip 01 Qer. I'd ' lf.lfc �r Co. 'I'Oto\Eit'OY, bnt Toy llld &eiiiOII. CGII 00, will sell e lot of new and many Ciflt . ' .... a flO: PbODe tillS- I= l ' ' . ~- .... ' Dlte ahlft, be Guido .. UJSB . 1-Hp : IIGit I lilt ' I Jill Nl ' 0. f.u.lf~ . ~Uip 01 Qer. I'd ' lf.lfc �of the ·Ute lll64' growing seat(~ delelimits ~~ Tho ileportment · theiDct- dent. Dr. J. . ~~Ire Go!Ua County, C\>r!!MI', f"'ed death was occldentol. · Sgt. James E. llildwln aald the child, Dwayne ~ry McQultct,, apJ>I1'ellll¥ wu killed 'inslonlb. His ._Utor, David .lli:QDIId, WIS ' the semi-trac' prepariqr to move tor. He slorted to poill Ute ..,. '~ ' '~ t;~' . ' INTRODUCTIONS - Tenth District Congressman Clarence Miller, rilht, greets Mr. and Mrs. Bachner during the dedication ceremonies of tbe Leadlrw Creek COnaer\'&llty District Park afternoon. At left Is Jack Crisp, conservancy district board chainnao. Mr. and Mn. ll<h~ and Mrs. James Titus donated the land ror Ute 14 - acre racWIY to be kllown as Acres Park. which inclUdes a two acre lake and picnic IDd other recreatiCI'Ial racUUJes. bSe,iUnol Phoio. • Dedicated Sunday IS (Cont:irued !tom page I) Marauder baRipresented several said the Ohio De- selections under the direction of of Natural Resources David Bowen. A letter was read from state condnue toslC)port the pro- The Oag raising ceremony was led by Boy Scwls andGirlScwls or the Rutland troq>s. The new park, built on Iande»noted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale BachRep. Ralph Welker who was uJloo ner and Mrs. ,lames Titus, is to able to be present. and Herbert E. (Pete) Shields, ASCS Meigs be known as Forest Acres. It conoflice manager, praised the "fine talns on L-shlped lake or lboul three acres. job" done on the park. , 0 '' .'I ·~ f.'\ • .· •.. . i .~ VOL. XXI ' .. . ' Devoted ( ' ' NO: 83 concluded saturday after.. Ill the OhWcoPacerrace, Julia ,., Bead placed ftrst lo bolh heals w!Ut Jute!O>s First beiqr second. In Ute ftrst hell and .rwrUt In the ........ Thin! In both heats was Dream Volo ClllllOd and driven b)' · •IIIIJ Newhart or MarlettL Second In Uto second heal was Jack Knife OWIIed b)' D. o. Moon or WashinglOll C. H. Moon also owns Julia Jllid. of Pomeroy and driven Spencer, owned by Blake Davis, by.the latter. Third In both heats was Coontry Sp..t owned by D, 0. Moon. Second in the second heat was Bill BarlowownedbyHoward Fuller ol Croton In the race for pacers which hiVe ·not won $1500, on ellml,.tlon heat W1l8 held due to the llllllber olonlmols In Uto race. Spices Time driven by Sidney Spencer andownedb)>IDoke Divis caldwell, was first in two heats; Miracle Stone, owned to, W. C. and E. N. Humphrey otPomeroy, was second in two heatslndthlrd Lawrence ,J, Heiner, 88, died SUnciiY' lfternoon In the Arcadia ~· "' the trotters roee. Owner It ~ Frederick o( Doytoo. Nurslrc Home at Coolville. Mr. Second In the ftrstheltandrourth Heiner had been at Uto rursh¥ In ,the second ns West Sl,.te hmle alnee June 1, 1965. He was born JIDUlry 10, 1880, Lb, owned to, lqer and Sldnoy A. In Old Wosblngtoo, Ohio, u.e·aon ol the lote 'lllamls J. and Norclsn Harkins Heiner. He wa11 also M~SC ~ preceded In death by his wire, Mlyme J-s Heiner In 1957. Mr. and Mr a. Heiner were married in TONIGHT & TVES. 1911. at Siawnee, Ohio. He was AUG, 19-20 the last of 1 !amlly o! nino chll, HOTEL dre"' Rod Toylor-caUterine Sj)uk He' was a member ot the MldKorl Mllden-Melvyn Douglas dloport Presb)olsrlan Chureh, oO (Color) year member or Middleport 363 AND F&AM, PomOI'O)' Chapter No, 80, Jane Forda & Peter McEnery Bosworth COWltll' 46, Ohio Valley in Commarxlary Na. 24, Pomeroy; THEGAMEISOVER Ancient lnd Accepted Scottish DRIVE-IN -· =::;;;;~ MEIGS num. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY AUGUST 19-20 (John Huston's) "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" (Technlcclor) Ella. Taylor - Marlon Drando COLORCARTOONS: l!ui&ed In 1 Rug Chiller DUlers l'RIIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS'' <Technlcclor) rbara Parkins -Patty Duke OLORCARTOONS: Good Neighbor FVZ SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Waving Timepllced ft.rstlnone heat with Berthac Hol, secon:t, IIlii &u>er Pllo4 owned by Rodney HandSOilt Jackson, third. Lo .J. Heiner Dies Sunday _ Queen1 s O.ll wu ftrst in both No one under 18 will be ldmitted umless accompanied bJ. parents. in two heats was Dod,y Creep, owned b)' Illy Harper o! Malqa. Rites, Valley of Columbus, an:t a · lire member or Ute Order or Rollroad Telegraphers. He lnd hi& wl !e operoted Ute Maynard Coal Co. In Rutland for several years. He was also dormer postmaster of Rutland. He is sunhed by a nephew, Bernard Black, ZanesvUle; two nieces, Mrs. Virginia Fitts &Jd Mrs. MarquetlteMcKUlipwhoreside in ttte wesL Funeral services wW be held Wednesdl,y at 2 p. m. trom RawJ.. lngs Coats Funeral Home with the Re~. Howard Rt.~~pelt offic:lating. Burial Will be in Miles cemetery, Rutland. Masonic services will be held at Ute funeral home Tuesday at 8 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime o!te~ I0 a. m. Toesdoy, 40 Ohlo crurtles. The Committee lor on August Primary 59(Hisored the election. Mccarthy took 50,3 per cent of the vote while Vice President HUJilllhrey hid w settle r.,.. 23 per cent. or 6,656 VGte&. Other Democrats listed on the blllot, distributed to 700 polllqr plaCes, were Sen. Edward T. Kennedy, O..Maaa., lnd sen. George McGovern, O.S.D. Kennedy polled a 13.7 chunk of the vote while McGovern got 3.3 per cent. Althougll 001 listed on Ute ballot, former AlablmaGov. George Wallace recehed 3,966 wrl~ln votes. Rich1rd CeJeste, committee 1 '· · FIVE C:ENTS . TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1968 -:«oW.«-:«-»:.»x....:-:.:·:-:-:·:-x-:-:·:.-,.....:x:::~::-;:;::::::::::~-::::..>.::::::::::=-;:::::::::::::::::::::::~r-:::::::::m::::::;-.:::::::::::;:X:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::~:=x:::-.:::::::::x:::::X:::::--::::--'.:::s:~::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::-,?.::::: .,,_ television s~udio in ~ weeks ahe:ld. Nixon oloo expressed apprO'IIi ot President Johnson's current re!uoal to halt U.S. bombing In NorUt Vletnoin until Hanoi gives o <lear algr~ or wtut-ss to reclj>rocote with o almllar otep toward de-eacalatlon. !B· ' ,,' l'omerOy vUiap will invite ,bldJ to .....true! lla m!lllon dollar ........... ~ fl ~ '·¢ "!li ..~,,,. ' '' Chlrloa " '. ' SAIGON {U1'fl - U. S. and South Vielnlllleoe lraopl .loi!Q smuhed the !orgest Cominwilat offensive ol the JIIIIIUIIOl', kWIDtl more thon~OO V!et CODJ andNorthVI.-.I!'IJ1\I.drlvlnrlhooi•s more boek Into the .Clmbodlan bonier otea Jurcles. , ' ' U. S. spokesmen sold thou&andi of Communiate !Jl'lllll friiD · · lairs olong Ute boMer Solllay ond otruck 1\1~ 151!11Jor \"Pta 50 to 70 mOos norUtwest of saM Amerlcon illlll South Vl-ooe !1'1qo olded Ill' U. S: laJij<a; i\'1nOfo<l ~ e-.;r~P. bollcopter 81Q11hlps illlll p,lonos Utrew bo<k every ,oltlck. . · '· UPl corre6PODIIent Alvin B. Toy )'llilh irom 1 t>OIIilon Webb Jr., roportlng from Ute orouad the long Hot Dll!lllllllprovinclal CIIJtlai O( Toy Nlm, ry, Jiut the oDie1 were·reiob. which kook the moln ossoult, U.S. hell(,q,w illlll said Ute lilies cleared the orWiory -red Ute oros. streets or eommunlots In eight By 4 a.m. .iodaY llie COmmuhwn. nlsto lild 11.011. Tile)' tried to He 18\d the retreaUqr Com• scorch , ihe . eorth os · thet mllllista borned , II leaat 400 retreated. - ~ V~'\0 homo!a In 1 llllr mile section of offtcllla , oild' the Commlllliill' Ute southelotem corner ol the lloo .~-... 10 to 20 ei~ • .,~ii\il cll,y of 80,000. Civil~ OJUihl ill Uto ll!ldlo• Hldeoul" -lies lnvolvod Ill' Sl>llcltla' Fred Crow. ldl;vor ~ llllnBld PIIIIIOl'O¥ ~ baa I • • • 800 ecotlOinlc ~ ' '·" mlnlllratlon ilfllll and I plloor $180,000 ~~~-~.6uldl for tho proJect, Tldaleavoiar.toUIIIIIed ~50,000 Ute! D1t11 be . ralsod to, ........ lloldl. _,._ jng- . ...,. . . {TGt.ll ...,ltlll). Tho obMrvttl 11111+ • · rote - e e l l l d - dnonce CGIIIn>lllng 111111 be COIIIiderod .. .. ..., con bo drawn "'' lit ocdvlll': - II W111 ........ thai . . . 111111 be modo to Ute Belch~ Cemoteey road IIIIo 1011'. JiiQar Llpr will Ute ~ 11101111. - ' "'' ' II no qreed to 11111111 o· biiber lumen ' POI~:UOn~=~fJL~~~~~~~~ ~ ... IDokno~aetioiL 11mb came down. - Sentinel c, CWB TO MEET welil> Eltabllih lilltl the Tho Wlndlna Trill Go.- Club oppar~ •'ldlllld to will meet II 8 p.m. Wedneldlf at the omen a1 ~ 0111o Power . CO., with MJ'I. LloiJd ·MoOt• oa ., tnve- . Ute Me· ,, Gl!ered to plfehue t300,000 --u. or ...,._ balila .., Ute ' ' jli'Oject 11 8\lt ill ...... Council d i - Ute but .,.... t<,U '1/obl> lliet·"""""'·'"' : -m ' doll\)' In ...mlltlllg Ute ...... lloement CDr bide 011 Ute JII'Qlod lo completion at dtle cheeidlll <if ol tWo ftldelas dllnqod himseir wa& struck lltrker BOld he wio o.t.. Wehb sild thet by ~te ~· lbl U.l or!Oiery a,l!ellf W,Ied . , , the Communlals nre 1iee1t11J the ' cillomunlata 'IDI :·! •truck ._,.I .. hideouts In' Ute rubbot ·plinla. hollseo. Tiley iajd 1i 'ioa' l [!IUr : · !Ions four mlloo from 'iW Ntm, ~ivlllanl were . ~ tnil•lllllre> '· which lle• in war·t, . .C. ~" ~0- ~~~.b'(r:4 ~ i one o! the main VIet ColV tiiJ:rlliL 1 . ;· ":}-r~.~ < ,.,. ,, .. sanetuariu in this cOuntry. -.~ · •• · ·•:. ,. ! · ,. Mill~ observers otdd 'theY cloui>Ud the weekond deren.tV. woa Ute malo<' red o«enalve thlt oll!Od lntelllpnee loid predicted """ coming Utlo month, In Sopiember 01' Oct(,. ber. It pOtsed oo ~ throat I<> Saigon. -. Bot !he alllcks .->eat ol ~ P~~-~.'r oetlln vUtelty llid at 1....., Ma.Yor Leil1' r_.u.s UteQabo 'c~ imioh!P• Seeklrc ~ Gl COWICU llandiJ lllaJt. ., LAND~E PREDICTED RODNEY DOWNING, SEATED, io 1111101111elng Ute Ml partaerohlp at Willlom D. OiDdo, .-1111, In Ute Dow~ lnaur. anc~ Apncy whleh lo oboenlng Its . tOOth ,..._ in buslne11, ' Childs hu been asltldatod with Ute llrm over live yeara. . IIIOa:.t=~:lOO '· u..r. ..... ..¢nr dde 1jl ~ ali' and "oil ... heYO to de II moVe with it. ' Help '· ln<ive it o-· . klas illlll It will bo 1 ilondllide." 1 holliell. ' ~ c "' choii'IIlll', said McCorthy hldhls lar-ororicero ~ rural resldenta. strongest SltJport in the l!luburba · Hei)SOI'IIIIheadlnNefii'OoreiL and among college sttl;lenta. HumCeleste aald Ute Idea behind the phrey was the choice ot blue col- election waa to "give the voter11 "'Ill' ....,._. .,., -. chance io state their prefer- CeiSrll H~iil• and In the encea."lle oaldhliwlllllcltorward .PI'OVIDc•• ended 1 the .elecUon resulls to Uto Ohio ' cDI!II>UIIIw low .· point In delepUon to the Democradc No- cciinbot tn' Soalh Vleblun. · tk»1aa Coovendoo and tointoreat.Tile .......,.. cam& •1 ·TIY ed·partlesln other otatea. Nlnli, I. oleip town thai beCIIlUI Pdlo 0110ned loot Frldliand • - - In wor 11 rolilgeoo ballots' were returned liofll 1!111- 11'<111 Ike bittluoneo IIQc:10od ln. liriiiiY nlgl\tfor cwndng. · W~ u1d tlllt llWIIIay ii .I!IIIV' ! 11 1,000 VIAll ~ llld ·North Vle!Mmoa, <llne · II) tOwn, Quiet ·Boy Is held . \~ ot next week's llomocrotlc Nallollll Coowntlon. He W11! moetlng wiUt 200 illinois parcy offtclols and then conferring prl.ate(J with Richard OsUvie, GOP condkllte ror sover:nor, From there, Nixon. was Qyi.ng to Ll!wlng, Mich., lor a vlalt wiUt G... Geor$0 Romney, He planned to spend the night in Columbus, Ohio, where he will meet with Gov. James Rhodes Tuesday morning. Alms -It 4ri''t SW..o Nixon ard hla political strategist& are convinced he must carry most or the nation's largest states- Cllltornia. New York, Wlools, Ohio, Michigan, P•nnsylvanla ond T•Dl!· Nl""" ftew to Springfteld Sun~~~Y. night frCllll San Diego wt<ere he told riewsmen he would campolin ._c<H&-._ce with the, .,ters in order to uexperlence a chemistry" with Ute I""'Pie. He oald he would 001 .. barricade" himseU in a McCarthy Clobbers Fie,ld CLEVELAND (UPO - Sen. Eugene McC&rth)o, O..Minn., Sunday W11iked orr with 14,622 or tl>l 30, 000 votes c1st in 1 mock Democratlc,primar)' which was heldtn n In Ute JIOII'tlon. s-era w~ 11101111 In Ute portion lnd lllmlllg eooler in the north. Pomeroy Sewerage Project Near Bidding Stage-- Legar · By United Press lntoroatlooal Richard M. Nixon wao campolgnlqr lodl,y In three of ·the "big seven" states he considers vital tor success in his bid tor the White ll<>use. lnvigora~ after a week or CIIIICornla aunshlno and healiqr party wounds lnO.~cted at the GOP convention in MlaJI'!i, · Nixon scheduled meellnga with Republican lead~r& ln Dlioois, lllchlgan ond Ohio. The presidential condldete Chicago, . site ~ncer 'tonlslt ... 70 Ill Ute ' Raczng Ended Saturday ~.~st:V: ~~~~r:! ' HorN harness raclng at the IIU1Uii Meigs COunty Fair lliiW 1111r111 ·illld ·ro 'l7w lnhJre3u Of 'l7w Mejgo.MtUOn Area . PQMEROY-MIDDL~PQRT, OHIO' •. . Weather !II ·-~ at y e [ f ' ' " ,. . . ·¥;ea.... Old . . . I I . · omCEPERSONNEL OF111EDOWNINGIDsur&DCeAgeneJ COllier oa o boslnoss lllllor. Tiley ore, seated, Mn. Nelle Bahr, 1fho has been wlih Uto llrm for 13 yeora, and MrL JOIA Allen Firm , 7{~8owping~Childs ..... fl1e!!tl• !romtholrdll• ... "' rlVIIf~ *lor Downing WOO I ' ~ at 'lllllli' ilfta illlll Ins. Agency lllg. ' He was rap>rlsdly given tills III!De when Downlng and Clem'"" were lalldng to a couple at YllUDI! wnmen in the pilot bOUoe. Tbe two mon beclme lllattenu.. to the craft and II rill UI'Ol' ..... rtir·l'l Is refer~ to maey . a Sind ber. Clemens • - what lot ""' .. _. hlo 01111 . lilnoua "A!IIPior Jflck• Dowi1- the -=~ lnlftrm· . .. -·'ttiwuopl- Dow.inrc ',. - . , oGleen ~ lrlllle.,rlllg school ovltlls. CGundlmon Franldln Rizer will 11'1'11110 tllo lnotallotlon lad olao lor ligllts oo Ute rlver side of Ute IIIII lonr Jlll'llllli Iota. Becomes:!:~=::. 1!11 the i.nsatriatppl between New Ori11D1 and &, Louis. He was ~tecl. oGlclally wtUt being ..,. of the· i!ld!IIW pilots wJio tralatit-. ' ' ' ·'lie 'IIU limioaa river Dllll. 8d,!dirk Twain Ill Ids river !1111'• a \ . . l~ai 1 t,ll ,pxcel- illlll Ill the author's - . "Ule lelll hllltet lillh 1011\1 buah!iia- .., 'Ute Mloslsllppl " M a J or a light Ill troat ot Ute """'"""' J!apdat Clllrdt - Membera<JIUte_...,. mltlse will chock Into I ....... !or guard railing II Ute l!oltom at Breezy Helihtlla Mrl. Nclri!Wt Klool' - Aellotl ••• filion to - - _.,the ...-13'. ... lliiDuor Hlwloir to *"Ia 1 Ill ~ 'lllllllo. - II Wll dedded Ill 11111111 I new eatch Eut MilD &. near the Rlzor·Oll ~. Mtend!Dtl nre Mlyor Llpr, Clerk E<& Sclllallob llld Caomcilmen Rizor, Leolle Fults, LGu 'Poolln lnd Don Collllll. cal> - buill...., � 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 19, 1968 heiner