https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0ce4aa65b7caf54cecc26a305a303619.pdf c4ab6732e0155156f14e198f278f7a99 PDF Text Text \ I . ' 'I ." ' ~ntt ' • \ - , ·/Jevo":fl T~ ·~ l~~t~p! 'rhe M~~M- rfrea '. ,. ' '" . ' I • ' ' , FL'QOR COVERING •• • • A '•' ,· J • •''' • • '' • ~~ ' ~. • ~ .,. ' DEPARTMENT- THE DEPARTMENTS. ~~~~' To W11r ' , Swin11r a~~~· WiJIItl '" .. ...~ •r••• Sllerts Salt 2 pair,5.00 . IIHol•s S.lt 1.00 stripes. Sizes 10 to 20. Hunlredr ill abe ~tloiiL Natural noll '!lnlob. Prillla,osl!QJ resulto with HoJd..TIIil COmer P...._ 2 Ia a pad.qe. Ills Crill Crlft MHtl•s AGroup Of Girls Ploywear lacludlJV fJtdla, abort seta, jaeketa, bJCkiDer sets llllakirts. Ill thla gr<q> you'll aee a line oelecllon of sUPovero and canli&ana. lMiliO' or!Dilp, O.t kllll orlone, solid and p~ heltiiCia. Slaea 3t to tO. MallY colora to choose 11'1111. Smart nsw llll atylsa, our retrUfar $5.15 Slipovera and cortllpno at a real barlllli prioe !or FridaJ ani Salurda7. ._tor. 4.00 W••• Dirk ClttH ,, ,.... .... Sllltts , TranllUoaal lhllla, shlrlwalat style, lq slHvea, Ulall prllU, Slzeo 8 to 18. GROUP II 4.00 ( 3.011 Trl01 Cot WORK UNIFORMS-Bil Yank Quality 50 per oont Forlrelllld 50 per cent CA>tlon. 5 coloro: 1liD, foroil p - , dark olho, dar!' -.ll&bt D'IY· 11uJ 10111' correct • alae, 10111' correct aleeve length !or 10111' llblrte llld trounr -------------------liOJWib lor your trauserL S.le 5.00 9.00 AS.lt A llpeCill purchase of women'• boolded klllt drones and jump. ora, wuhable fobrlcL Dresses In ooe and two piece atylea. Saveral atyloa In jutq>era. All new tall ·-•· Mineo and half alzea. GROUP I GROUP II SALE Stnlll lllktts In decorator Clllor1 pf 10" obloog Mill Bukets 12" Waalll Poper Basketa 9" Round Wall Baaketa avocado, 111tprbto and platllfl!le. 1 14" 1"--w.l~ a.. .. ao::. ., 10., flower B11keta 12'' nower Baakets Ulh " Gondola Baaketa .. -~ - t a ' -· IO llllund Breadllilketli 13" lila! ~jure c!otllea ...ktta t'' Laz~ Jolin Bloktta 17" f'niiCl! Bread Baoksta 12" Fruit Blokela . 11" Gondola Bukoll Slzeo 10 to IJ. Allot thoR c<Jiora.... blacll, olbo gnon, - · ,.vy blue, maroaa. camel, -~- lnwq,onti'1110 I[Qld, blue ·denim, maize, u- Just Received! Bie Shipment LOG CABIN 'RUGS BeaUIItd -.ur colora. MatohiJIIID all alua. Ito Per eoat rayon VliCDMI'IItll Ia the followl...aJaoa. . ~ b7 ' •••••••••••• f8.85 2t" .by 15" JIWttiOr' •••• t3,85 27" br tS'-' ••••••••• INFANTS SEATS~· BOYS 3.95 SLIM TROUSERS Slzoa SID Ill. GGOd aa1ee11on ot. colora. 2 ptlrs 1.00 1st. Fleer --.. JUST F'ECEIVED A BIG SIIIPMENT OF ~ •••It,.., Triple aettmlqortal treaNra 111 2 Qt., aqt., t qt., • qt., 11111 8 Qt. stsea. 11Gaoonr1io DOIP~ < Lilt 1.00 ' ' ....., 100 Pltrctll E1rrlnp '•· ~~~~ Slit 1.61 ,.,, ' 2411 b7 88'' ••••••••••$185 ' " '' ·-~····· Our . I Heavy Gaup VlnJI Film Garrne!f •¥J . ' \0 . ' SturdJ 2 boalt- frame. Duat proof, talldewmiat. Dlilll111N' ' ·y ,, g~ .L39 t2 IN(H GARIIENI' BAm . , , .. , ...... , itt,OO .LtV 57 IN<H GARIIEI'IT BAGS • , .......... ,,',•, ,' ...LtD (. ._, y~·rlftYI Save All Your i ground vd.,.a' of deO.nce. Svoboda llld his grOOC) also included two men regarded here as liberals, lleput,y Premier Gustav Hu&ak and Justice Minister Bohuslav Kucera. Kucera is oot even 1 Communist, he is 80Clalis~ Defense Minister Gen. Martin Dzur, who worked with Dubcek. also was going. Before Svoboda spoke, the a ' unOe~ '' ' ! t'freecbn" 'f '• L ndlol'~ l/ and new;p,pors cjJkd for a g•ner~· 'strtke.at noon 1o11o1 to »res"""'' !or the withdrawal of. occupation lorceo ani tho . release of llubcek llld odler reformers. czech sour<es sold · thot besides tile pollticalleadero, tho in.asioo had been l - by the arrest of liberal ~sts and writers. .' As Presldent Ludvik Svoboda - y Oew to Moscow "olllll own free will" tor neptlatlona over Soviet bloc oce~tlon of C%echoslovakia, h15 ~n 1tqal a "Mti_. strike" demlndlng the invaders rreethelr clq?tive leaders ani get oul. s . - · s surprise mission to Moscow marked the first public ICll1 level RlaaJoG.Czeeb t,. olnce Soviet and hardllne aalelll,te forces invaded Czechoslo~ tau- daJa aao to craab Ito Communist reform regime. · Aller '!ivoboill let\, clandestine "treeclom" radloe proclalllild,dle start of the aenerai strike. There was no immediate account or its exteDt. PRAGUE (UPI) - ;b l~O :S.th .· . ...~ ' ' ' Veto . · Vietnam Fronts Ire fp Viet Cong Attacks . ' ' . )iAIGON (IJPO- The Communlsts launched an oftenshe IAJday .opinsl Da Naog, Sollth The Communists kicked off their Da Nang offensive with a 2&-round rocket bsrrage Into the U.S. Marlne and Air Force war and air base. Four rooMs Vi!l!'"mese Ringers bstUed landed within 20 yards of 100 snl~ra downtown and a 131). Mllrlnes walling to go home. man Communist company in' None was hurL subufban cam Le in house-to-Within 30 minutes, theguerrUhouae llghting. las attacked two bridges, a Ctty officials clamped a ~4- radio station, a prisoner of war OOur curlew on the coastal ctly, camp, a Marine suPplY base 360 miles north or Saigon, and and • Marine helicopter bose warned Americans to stay off with rockets arwJ on the groun:l the streets, ··Just outalde Da Nang. The Da Nang oflell!'~ve was By noon, government ra~ers onl,y ' part or >O shelllogs ani r..,ortecl small ~· of Com· gr~ atla<ks reported lr'"" d\imlat lnl\!tratota cleined . ou1 the ~~· MekOIIII llulla to the of downtown Da Nang. Seven of northern frontier. About half of litem were kllled and 10 them were in the top five c&l)tured. provinces, spokesmen said. neavy fighting was atiU urder U.S. Headquarters said it was way at last report in Cam Le, a too early to tell if this was the small village just 500 yards beginnlog Dl the long-el!PeCted from the end or the Da Naog nationwide offensive. It was the base runway. Vletmin's secorxllargest city. U.S. Marines and South ,..,l ' .Oc~,•• ·!llcll••rl HULA In barbed wire, a South Vletnamete trooper woru oa tbe deteaaeo of Da Nan& In antklpallon .. renewe.l Clllllmunlal alle•kl OD !he cltleo. ! S~rvice first lime since the moved so close to Da Nang in Rapped By Sen. Taylor large numbers. Shall> Battles five - r ground aaaaulta qainst their suburban lla NaJw bases. Lo11es were not tmJneciL. ateJy reported, Most ot the Communists were defenders at the bridge were cut off from their heaclquarl8rs. reportedl,y North Vlelllamese Leathernecks from the 26th soldiers who had b"'" masalng marines swarmed tn and in the All H.. valley 20 mllea surrounded the village, then south of Da Nang tor a thnlat summooed helicopter gunships Into the city, to peck away at the communist Amoag the other northern positions. Civilian casualtleo ouwaata ahelled today wa1 H... were believed heavy, UP! tho ancleat lmperlal cipltll, correapondent RaJmond WDkiJ>. which took 10 rocket rounds. son sold. Salgoo waa spared tr... House to House C0111111uni&t rockets !ollow!Dr a "Tfto North Vle~eoo are 21).roun! barrop Thuradal, but II.Jd!tin& 401!1 -hou&..,to house," five aDiad O!UilOite 1111 Ita ~aid Navy Hosp!W Corpsman . tridae's . wera "·'tafaliteil-'&r Alan Gerrish of Woburn, Mas1. Communist mortars or roeketa. The C<lmmunlsts pound mor• "They get the hell shot out of them ln one house and the next than two dozen rounds Into 1 thing you koow, they're firing hospital at Song Be, 50 miles from another house." north of Salaon, WDIIRdlni 30 Marine• and South Vletna- VtetnameiO civilians ani on o mese derenders put down the American. Court Grants 1 Week Delay lJn Murder Case Hearing and Sooth Vietnamese two sharp battles ln the Central Highlands and 70 miles north or Saigon. Tiley reported a total or 63 Comm~ A mo-w'"'k postponement ot nlsts killed against light allied the prellmlnsry hearing ln the casuaiUes. first degree l!llrder chsrge apin&! WUliam Frederick Wyant, M, Racine, was grantedlnMelgs County Coorilhla morning. W)'lllll, chsrgud with the sholllllll slaying ot Michael Lee DotU.& rare~& fought ry oervlce begins to operate the new I>-<:"' Corry and post a rates slgl) l!lthln the next few da,ya, lt Ia possible the certificate will be revoked." . The now ferry Oat rolerred to has been tied up at the Heoder..., dock for lhrea ,weeks, wblle a p111b8r boat Is reportedl,y beIng readied In Cltarleston. Meanwhlle, aa many as 70 cars A Labor Day colebndon is hove llried up to board the ferry being pluned jointly b)' the at some rush hours, Iince the Syracuse • Minersville Baseball 841' Oat """ removed !rom Boosters llld the Ladles Auxll· lary ot the Syracuse Volunllter oem.t. Fire Dopllrtment. Proceeds of the event will go to develClll the Syracuse Muni· clpal Park. 'llhe events wUI be held at tJie park. ' ¥tiv1Uea tentaUveb scheduled are. bicycle llld pony races, two girls' sofU>all games, !lot and alowopltch .-!1 ...... for m~ ·a baaeball -~ and u lee cream social ,· i bOislimlnl•t 5 p.m. ' '·Paraon'a Alhllnd Station hu dojtatecl a tntlaiatol' radio to be ;iveo ~ duri~W tlie daJ. . The communists rushed the Le Bridge spannlog the lla Nnng river about 4 Lm. and swept Into the town. The Marine cam Tet ol'fenslve cc:mmunist forces had ' F• lllrla, lllzeo 8 to U. Thia Woekond Onlyl Your Choice F- Our Eotiro Slock I_. ••I ALA$KA ICE 'CREAM FREEZERS ' (lit~ 10011 Till) A..., Of Crl1ollnt Slips 'j ' . Is Planned WHILE THEY LAST···· • • • •• • • • • • • •· ·2.00 Rotoforcad heellllll too. Coloro: Boip, SUittU, . l ' and an end to the Dubcek liberal reforms that brought on the ln.asion Tuescla.Y nlgtlt b)' the tanks Balli tl'oq)l 0C the Soviet Union, Poland, East Germany, Hu~ry and BulgarlL Included ln the Svoboill mission wore Vasil Bllak and Alois lndra, Communist ofOclals accused of bei~ 11 traltors ard collaboratorsn by the UOO.er- Celebration SALIII A!IOUT 1.~ PAIRS W•ns Seamless Mesh 11 Shier StockiJIIS • ' ' • 69~ Ar.lr · llttiiWirtl _ lllpt. president. saki. ~~1 was not forced tD do this. l ol~ . ·' Sale! YOUNG MENS 1.00 ORLON SOCKS •'•'•• a the ••• Floor ',, ~ Our reaultr M.&O quality, Slzeo 8 ID 12. 3.00 4.00 SALE -I' . Salt 3.00 WOMEHS NEW FALL DRESSES & JUMPERS • nca.· 0ao 2t...,.. .,.. lr. Wr111ltr Clsual Sl1cb A wide ooleclloo of IQ<les to choose &om. Baal'llt'lll Ooral prlnta llld aolidL Slzea 10 to 20. . •• Exer~eised llllaUW:ll' · ON SALE FOR ........ 1:69 . ' 3 b7 $ •••••••••••• . . BOYS DOUBLE KlfEE PI!RMANEMT PRESS· 3. 95 Cttton Dusltn t ·=:~=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~:::::=~~~z::f-:=:=~:~~=:*:::=::::::::::::::::r<«:::-;::::::::::::::::::~::::~::~-::::(.~:~=:::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f,, ~ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! MENS PERMAHEMT PRESS J01t Rocol¥0<1 A Spoclal Gnrup of Wo11ona Rotular '• ' '• ' ' . . ' ' '' STA-PREST CASUAL SLACKS Sizes 28 to 38 Waist - • -• - - • • • - -Sale Price 5.011 Klllt lor perfect 1!1, waobolllo orloo kllll, olootlc wsl&tband, e&ll' to slip on, sdtclled !root crease. Slzoa 8 to 18. i l • with handle. While, plak, gnon ani ytllow. , ' ' ....., 8.00 SIICU f. _, Clear, easy to read dial. WeJaba ~to 3410 lbO.: sia'id.q, IIIDIIol Glor7 Ia tho fl1~ eaay W8J to c1eu cleans 10' b)< It' r~~~~o See the COII1Jlete line of bella lor men and boyL All aizea. E:J:. cellent atylea, 11111111 eolors. A Woll Kno- Brand Wo010111 Orion Knit Sleek• u j., JOHNSON GLORY SPRAY FOAM RUG CLEANER . 1.50 J\ Woll Known Br•d Mono 7.50 . ' - • '<, - ~ ,< SALE 2 fat 99c F.ull lP'lln cowhide bridle leather, Black or · · 'l- I ;j • ,· . . ' 1968 . '; ' • ' Re1. 2.95 52" by 90'' • • ·--- ··--····Sale 1.87 Rea. 2.19 52" by 70" • • • - - - • • - -- - • -Sale 1.47 Rea. 1.59 52'' by 52" ••• --- •• -- •• --Sale 1.07 lntroduclnt ... ' ' HEALTH-WEIGH 5.95 BATHROOM·SCALES .' ' Fl•••tl •ck T•Wtclftrl · ,' . ~·~ TwisW'Clll Ice cube trays. 16 Jarp Cublla pop Olt twla~ Trays lltarlock, slick wl- lltleljbi 79c eaeb. THIS WEEKEND OUR SALE OF browi.Sizea32toH. · .. ' , ~ oealora Ia bra.!~, blut, JeUow, no!, Save 59c RUBBERMAID ICE CUBE TRAYS ' SEE THE NEW FALL LINE OF BUSTER BROWN WEAR FOR LITTLE TOTS, BOYS AND GIRLS W• .. lnebea. ~ . ' 5Ill 1.00 2 lor 1.00 Ius IH llys W11r 1st. Fltar ••• Work ltlts A SPECIAL GROUP OF 3.00 ~ . Aquamarine, aWJoadollld hooey aai<L 8 0.. JqlceiJ)Iases, 7 01. oberbete, 9 oo • .....u-ocks, 12 oo. ao!ll,ota. OUR WOMEN$ PHIL MAID PANTIES WOMENS REGULAR 5.95 SWEATERS GROUP I 35c GLASS STEIIIARE SALE .. ' '1110 """ llll styles In llrlpaa, rosebud prlllta, also white and pastsJ colorS. RquiM SilOS 5, 6, 7, ani 8. llllGULAR $5.95 SlQRTS , , • , . . . . . . . . . . . SALE ...00 REGULAR ...15 SKIRTS , , . , ...... , , , ... SALE t3,00 REGULAR P,l5 SKIRTS ............... , SALE $2.50 ~ 12 INCH •••• , ••••• ,89c 24JNCH •. : •.. ,' •. .' ••L29 14 INCH .•••.•••• ,•',99c FRIDAY -SATURDAY Largt Size Skirts "' - Sets Salt 1.59 Ill••• ' \' ' liNCH ••• ,,, ••• ·,,,,79c 18JN<H •.• , .... , :• ••Lot ' 9 INCH • • • • •••••• J. 79e UINCP ••••••.•.~ ••• ,,.1,.1~ 10 INCH ••• ;, ••• ., • _.\l9c 20 INaJ ..... , ••.• ~ '. ~$1..11 RE~opl•~R 2.98 INFAMTS TWO PIECE Sizes 3 to 61. REGULAR P,95 PLAYWEAR , •.••• , , , , , • SALE $2.00 REGULAR $2.15 PLAYWEAR ••.•. , •••••.• SALE $1.50 REGULAR .LI5 PLAYWEAR •..•. , ..•••• SALE 'LOO 1be laqor !or glrlo7toUare also on sale at halfprlce. ' , ZIPJ*ed ar recular strle FINAL CLEARANCE! Waoheble collllDI In oollcls and plaids, sheath atylea llld hlp otltcb plestsd styles. Sizes 32 to 38. 1,' WOMEMS fllfE QUALITY In solido, prinla and AGROUP OF WOMEN$ ....., •. s.a.r to .uae. ~~,. fOOd' &o&her. 1~·r it. rollio. Our llc stst. l. ~ · , ~~fOr 1.00 . ' j . Briaht pstsJt or cruab I a - eolon. · Wo11t1s value. Fine qllllicy - ,'"- AUGUST 23, He said he was leadl~ a But the Czechoslovaks dolled iiJo RuoslanL llubcek's pti1y aeveJHnan mlsalOil.. lncludlog two liberal otorml!rs and two do Lt ot my own tree ·wtu. '' held a secret congress in .n:ten accuaed Ot beira.Yl~ Many well-lntormed Czecl)oo Pngue Thursday and, accord-, lmprlaoned Communi•t party slovaki immedi•tely termed ihe log to underground radios and First SO.retary Alexander Dub- presidential mlsslOII 'to Moscow newspapers, unamlmoudy recek to the Russian ln'l'aders. as something of a dete'at for the elected the Imprisoned Dubcek Russians. • · NOt Forced , •• Its first secretary. The "loyll" Communists rnu&a "It la· II1J' wish ' to have these · They said tho~SBion would dls~aslons. 1 did not agree to a not h;Jve been necessary it the tered 1,054 comrades at their new gnvel'IIIIIOnt and I hl,ve not Kremlin had been successful ln secret congress, held in a signed anythlog.'~ the 62-year- following ~ its three-<IIY-dd tactory. , ? " ~ ' Dubcek' s roes called a ruJ11) occupation with the lmmediallt " .: ' . ;.: ' ..'' ' , •;:;:~::::::::::::::~f-::::::::::::::::;::.:::::~!!::::::::::::::::~:=::::::::::;9~:--,y:-~:::::.::::~:=:!!:~..::::::::::::::~:::::~.;:;,:;:~;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:: ·:=~::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::15:=. -tnstallatlo or an obedleilt party congress in the Hotel ~oscow (IJPI) - Pt:t~lde!'l tud~ :~~ Of· Czeel!oalcmlda 11e10 Into Mosc'"' today to regime. The CzechooloVIko ,.ld P.rahe WedneSday. u olllclalb- ~vlih receptlolt and ·taceotcH'aC<l 'talks with the Kremllo loaders who sent mlUtary Onl,y 30 parcy members the SoViets had banked oo the !orcej to Oct~tn' hia COUII!i7;.: · , • local party Ialli~ immediatel.v showed ~. And even they TClll Soviet of1lclala wolcC.n..t SvciiQda ...1 !111 ~ejltloltWith pomp anlllag wavlog IlDia pri· Into line and renouncl~ Dul>- reCUsed to go along with vtlll Kr~ I>llace for his to~NeniPPce. Svobodl was' mot~~ V~kcm>-2 Airport, reserved for Russian demands ror obedience cek. dla~slled visitors, by. the, rull~ trO!ka ollhe Soviet COIMiuniat .Pil'IY llld gnvernmont -Part,)' Cllalrmu ldd Brozl!!!ev, Pr...iler .Uoxel Koa;rsln ani President Nikolai PocJgnrny. IN POMEROY I ASPECIAL PURCHASE! All --~ . ;, ~·· ' PRAGWj gnvernpte'itt",, with 1 the occ· L!ldvik S'Voboda lion powe~s. · Ida aald todiJ' he Ia, In . a · )ladlo . Free Prague Moscow "of ll1l' own l<fe broadcai~ .Svclboda sallf ·~e for talks With ' Soviet ~~~~ DR would l!ieet SpViel Cooilnuillt\ the Russian bloc occupallolt, of party First .l1"<retary Leoilld L his country. ,' ' 1 ', , :urozlmev' aM. 'Premier Alexei SoViet olftolals In !ol98cllw' . N. K04ystn. · nil\ he \'lao en roullt. ~ Svoboill &aid on his ~nderIn" a l'ldill)/r""'caa~ ,S~ around '~• btoacast that he aald he lial :"""\. ~l~Md ·.li\y ' !!®.kl returll tOnight and proposals for a coqaDOrall~nist · l''rejiDI't to the nation." . "f ON THE MAIN FLOOR TH£ M~YftEI ARRIVAU IN MEN AND BOYS WEAR. IN I!I:IME F.URNISI!INQS-SHEE11 AND 'tOWElS-HOSIERY ) ' ' SEE THE MANY NEW ARfl!V4'1J;ALL OVER THE STORE-IN THE FRIOA Y, . a ·· .E·: .~a ·..s. ission to ' of . Are El~erfelds·, :,.. ' 28, Parker&borg, on August 17' was granted the delay unlll AII&Uel 30 ln ordsr to secure legal counsel. lOll, the incident occurred. Judge POrter also delayed fot ooe week a prellmlnar)' hearing In the case or Robert Ralguel, 40, Reedsville, wilD Indicated he needed tho time ID secure an &t- urney. Ralguel Is ebarged with non s_.-1, destruction ot property, and aosault and battery. Rlll- brought before tho court lor hearIng, Wilburn Moidell, 53, Rt. I, Rut. land, charged In sevoral CGIIIIII ot bsd checks, alao had hia pnllmlnsry hearing . . . . unlll Sep. Judge Porter .... cplllll!led himaelf from the ...., ... grounda he hea ~ form. ed an qJlni1111 m tho easeL JUiip aald Moldall ..... Ilia !ember 6 ani guel was ordered returned to ...,Jty jail until a total ot $1,050 name (POrter's) u a ...ruWyant told the court he has bood ls posted or the matter Ia when t!elting the chackl . . - . made arrangement& to atlomptto hire an attorney earl,y next week. Judge Frank W. POrter, Jr., COach Charles Chancey will set bood at $50,000 cash, or lake his varslty Marauders - t e the - I n property, to Belpre tomorrow lor their and returned Wyant to the cus. Oret all.<JUt scrimmage ot the tocly ol !llorlff Robert C. Har- fall season. lenbach. 1be following Saturday the Wyant all~ l1red a 16 - Parkeroburg Big Reds will be filliP aholgun charge at obo.4 at Middleport Field. Chan~ 10:50 p.m. last Saturday that eald t11eoe are tho Ollb ocrlmstruck Dolsoo In the back ot the mages schedulediDdate. Three COLUMBUS (lll'l) - 1be lHI neck, l)lpOfentl,y killing 111m al- are permitted. Ohio Slate Fair o-lD It a moatlnstsntl,y. ~ illtb four Excessive heetheabandlcap- oecond iiiQ' IDda7 wllll iinlaulnr COIIIpllllillna, was driving a car ped the first week ot IIIII - go arlllllbtend ontertainlllld, ,am. 11101 from the Wyant home when tumouta, the ooach llld. lor fair lllllllni IIIMI more b o t Constant Action At State Fair Mrs. Campbell Dies Friday s., River Gauges lolro. Vlrgtt (Jane) Comj!beli died earlY toc11,y at Holzer noopill!. Flmeral services heve been tentatiyoly let !or~ at 3:30 p.m. /rain EliiJw· dllpa):;iitth the Rev, WUbur Peri'lil olllef~ ., .,,1 " ---- GAUGES - Gallipolll, 12.0 and l2. 7 ru~ t teet ot rollora; Pl. Pleasant, 2UO; . . _ I'Oy•MaiiNI, ou~ HiniPD. I.OOliiJ. i!IBl Kllllwha Falla, UO 1.11. lnil Qllu:lftton, tT.\8 fa111Dr, Londoa, llai1nol, alii, Wln!llld; .... ,areontheaUL · ~ ~ ' VETERANS · MEMORIAL · · I!OSPITAL , to ... 8::!0, II ftll U the Golddluel'l ... tJie Bilb' llflllled Ju• ~ , 'l'he. .,.. Ed Amel - form at t and ~~. . Tilt fair .... olllclllb' .... ''lli!tri48Y ·IIIOI'IUI at · ··- 1"0 . JaiMI liW ' ........ Mltft; · �,., ' '.I ';' I. • ' '. ~. Ne n :ecord Sa ' lhatlahowlhesc , when Pei-0. trlpJOc! eak,.,. said Toey T ada nl8h 4 'but th nk about It uch. lhat t,ype ! . no ELEC RIC E IGE A .IN THE COD WAR l ta Le de Jnter·natlonal tlonal Leasuo By '""'"" Pro n n • n C F. " I ·I & Fl Homt i A .... s i t I I Th • s all • WA E Mlddl • ' IUNisr . • ·"' ~ AI L D. ~ ~ AT . .. CAR 'LOT ' ay RIAN lthout , Irish Airlines ....,.,.. .. ;) ' 1)0. II'IJ>o., '.s., willie ,~,.,,.,>.!I"'·" · - 195 $150 '0. �,., ' '.I ';' I. • ' '. ~. Ne n :ecord Sa ' lhatlahowlhesc , when Pei-0. trlpJOc! eak,.,. said Toey T ada nl8h 4 'but th nk about It uch. lhat t,ype ! . no ELEC RIC E IGE A .IN THE COD WAR l ta Le de Jnter·natlonal tlonal Leasuo By '""'"" Pro n n • n C F. " I ·I & Fl Homt i A .... s i t I I Th • s all • WA E Mlddl • ' IUNisr . • ·"' ~ AI L D. ~ ~ AT . .. CAR 'LOT ' ay RIAN lthout , Irish Airlines ....,.,.. .. ;) ' 1)0. II'IJ>o., '.s., willie ,~,.,,.,>.!I"'·" · - 195 $150 '0. �h~ WISSIIIgljl!d 'II Su~. en d1en · the.,.....,. To a glamo rup I d bath towel. In 59 - for till I• '. od g Done 11- COLOI TV ts ' 1' ' A Be '' ' I ' BK -..~on s.r the en! I and mpo black ltlipplo finish, fill s. ;-4" lnalloft. 9. T• ''Sure hll ' ii.ake!lloil · . '' •' '.. ~ ' In ,a • t IHI-89 ..• �h~ WISSIIIgljl!d 'II Su~. en d1en · the.,.....,. To a glamo rup I d bath towel. In 59 - for till I• '. od g Done 11- COLOI TV ts ' 1' ' A Be '' ' I ' BK -..~on s.r the en! I and mpo black ltlipplo finish, fill s. ;-4" lnalloft. 9. T• ''Sure hll ' ii.ake!lloil · . '' •' '.. ~ ' In ,a • t IHI-89 ..• �~~i.!. ta . Mt. .. ztcm:ili.pet, ll: . Illata . ott · -' . . • The semc., Wtll b.ctn ·at 10 a.m. with l!mh lnlllxu!nmai - ' vooa1 mualo. A number of ape. clal music events are pued. Mrs. ~ McKimey, of Route 2, cl)alrman of tile obaervanee, =:;: Mf.IOII ~ residents, wIll preech the Memorial aerln(ll1 at II O'clock. He Is a lang-t I m e friend of the family. A basket dinner will be served at 110011 and additional servIces will follow In the afternoon with an old-laahlolled testlmotllal aenlee and more special music. Grandma MeKimey was one of those rare lnd1Yi41ala who demonstrated her deep faith and love for God by puttin&' illlopraedce Godlike cpalllleo. li1d1 re-. membered for horuncountedacta of kindness and <enlee to neighbors In need during the period of her lifetime In the Thomu &CCUTIIII CALUIU " AP" $UUO 1The AccutrOn movement does not de· pend on watchwarks. Instead, an elec· tronic-powered tunina: fork keeps precise ~~me throu&h vibrltions. In fact. B~lo~a arantees monthly accur1cy to wtthtn minllte.t ACCUTRON' by'BULOVA f' i :;~11 ;,ar;,.: Governors It lOft hm·m-m-m. Ridge area. Meet Sunday PT. PLEASANT - A -~ meeUili of tile Board of G<nernors oC the Union 'Ciml)ground Assocladon has been called for BeDemead u n 1 t e d Methodist Church 5undly afternoon, Alll!ust 25, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Eu,gene Garlow, chairman, wWpre-o side. The 18 .111a1ors, trustees, and committeemen will evaluate the recent ClmjJ meetlllio determine elites and Uallng ol speakers for the 1969 meetlni, eonolder llddlUonal repairs, and other busl• ness matters. In a breal!down of aplritual and llnanclal results of the two-week outdoor revival, Rev. Garlow reported 28 persons accepted Christ and 11 others rededicated their Uvea. A total of 3,909 persons attended for an average attendance of 301. More than $1,200 was received In olfor· in&s and nearly $900 of thet was clislrlbuted In olferllliB to the West VIrginia Conferenoo and the oYBJigellsts, the Slngllli BIB• Mt. Zion chureh was originally orgonlzed In tho former United Brethren In Christ eonununlon. In 1946, this church and oth· era wore joined with the Evan· gellcal Auoelallan to form the Evangelical United Brethren church. A few years ego, Mt. Zion ehurch was one of f o u r amall cillrchosthatworoeomblnblned to form the new G o o d Slepherd church near Flatrock. Mt. Zion cillrch was left to Inger a. The latter were given a love olferinli ol $770 whUo the tithe of the olferln&s of $120 was sent to the conference treasurer. Deaplte lntermltten rains durin& that period, the attendance ranged from a low of 125 to a high of 535. &~ ~:::9 ~mY~~ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT tW. will tiJ!ollt tlmtkttpinl to tills toltt· ance, If ntctuary. &uaranltt is far ont ytar. Can you alwaya believe what your •yea tell you ? An American tourlat in· a for~ign country boasted of the wonders of Ilia own rand. "Wh.;, we have teleaeopea thet let us see millions of stan !" ' . He waa jolted by the native's reply, "Maybe you eee inilliolli of stan and nothing beyond. We see only a feW stara Inti God." · Aft! lfOU looking for the stars and missing God . • ; or ~lng the atom and losing your security . . . or ·chaalng ·rlinbows and mi.uing the gold? AU of us need to look for wb,at the heart can feel, not j118t wbB.t the eyes can see. We need to dnd God. Wh7 not look for Him in church Sunday? He is waitiDg for you. ,-,· ,..•• '.• ADMIRAL DUPLEX ':~Z:uro• . ;( ' . ' ' Tuesday Wednesday Fuemen are Called . . To Burniug Auto ·:~-· PT. PLEASANT - The local fire department was ealled 8:U p.m. Thursday to tile Western Auto store on Jackson AYOIIIIe, .. where a parkedautomoblleowned by Tom GlotfelQ', Flat Rock, \. .. . .' ·., ~ •·. •, . ~ '. . Graveside IITIUJISTW CM11lml wm be Saturday aJllJb~ J 1oin'l .' MOOEl2095 OaiJ ADMIIIM. offm I .It ._ , 'rllripl'llor in tills siza, this low ctst. You ban • ~2•.••· 39995 · llflalr, • dlltnt, IIIII • .1111111 tU7 -. ft. lllfripulu, Plas · flllf liiJIII.~Ia CIII!IIWif LOW DOWN PAYMENT tlltlwl. Aid till IIIIJ $3•inellll EASY TIIMSI . Will'- .. ftt ill,..~. BAKER FURNITUR,. Middleport, OlliO' Ed. 412 First St111111r, 1968-69 Location C....tit Dar Eng. 303 Eng. Long. Math. 413 103 . 105 S...inat In Anoarlcan Lltanot~re ;. ' .' :i ,. EI..,Mtary French I Funclallentala of Math. Parch. lniiOductlon to A.,erlclft GnemMent Social P•pchalagy ' , S,..ch •• Sh.....,.••• . Motl!.,.atlu lefo,.al G•Matry 203 Pol. Sci . 105 •. 303 105 w T nchlnt Natural Science El. Ed. • • '. . ' 'i. :, ' ·' ' '. PHONE 992-3284 Funclaioftltala af S.each c..., •• ' Jochon c..., •• c....,•• c..., •• c..., •• c..., •• c..., •• 7:00 3 3 T Th M-W 7:00 7:00 7:00 5 T M-W 7:00 7:00 3 w 6:30 5 M-W 7:00 5 3 ' ' OIDO'S OLDEST DOl)GE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO .., ' MIDDI.EPORT, 0100 tEIVING COAL' -COMPANY . A . WILLIS ANTHOMY WEST cOLUMBI~'fl•· VA. . - 11ft, a., n IIIII IIUCI 1 '' ·~ALL .. ·r . BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. Lincoln - Merclll'l' - CGIIlet - Elllllllh Fan! · 593-6601 85 N. C:OURT ST. . ATHENS, 0. PRODUCERS AND ~liS OF IIIGINJRADE t:OAL . I ' ROYAL OAK·.PAaK ·l' "• .'• ''' .t t PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-ZS$0 2f0 LINCOLN ST. ARNOlD'S SOHIO SERVICE ·F~~ ',The advantage's of ' , CLASSES 4, liS OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. ' ' .. .. .. .OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1968 ' FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PIL &Sf-4113$ r, 6:30 Th "MEMBER OF TilE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PIL 667..1280 S~ - ALLIS cliAI.VBEPS - SERVICE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' ." electric heat are available to you:.O:wljelher you ii~ 'iq 'ah ·' older home, a 'new home or a mobile Mme. · . 1~ . And, .the coSt is reasonable. Gellfrally ·nOt o~er '""'"'101"'.''' ~~·~ildy,~:lli)~iiit T;,.. ,I LYONS MARKET' BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE f 3 MIDDLEPORT .. ,·~. '. .. RIO GRAND_ ECOLLEGE • • MIDDLEPORT, 0. SCHEDULE OF EVENING CLASSES Clau WFST MAIN ST. POMEROY SllPP~!!_T. THE CIIURQI OF YOI!R TINY'S FOODLAND .- \: !>.pt. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HIJffTJI,I(lTON. W. VA. .,I truth . ) HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ... say they win conmtent!y, arid those who leU lhe ., .. ·, Gamblers are divided into two cl<wes: those who ' HEINER'S BAKERY GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PT. PLEASANT - Graveside rites for the stlll-llorn son ol Larry and Sharoo 'l;homas Stepi>. ens ol RL I Pt. Pleaaant, will be held 10:30 Lm. Sa~ at the Mt. Zion cemetery. The lnflnt, Keith Allen Slephens, was born Wedneadly In Hoi· zer HOIIPital. SurvlYilli In adcllo tiO. to the parents are the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mlr· tha Thomao, RL 1 Pt. Plouant ·and tile pater.-1 gra,q,.renta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stepbona of RL 1 ML Alto. am 1;43.51 ._, .. Ri~ lAir 21 Cl. JT. John 8: t()..17 oppearbelow. The blue was conllned to the trunk of the 1968 model vehicle alter a pas&llli motorist ap<t. ted the blaze and Mtlfied the fire ,,.uon whore 11 senior and 5 junior firemen were diSPatched. The cauae of tho blaze was unknown. Demage wu esdmated at $300. \ ~roverbs With tile hope II wW, In S(IIIO measure, foster and help sustain 11* which Is aoooJ In and communib' Ufe, this fealllreloSlJODSoredbythe buolnessllrms and .,...ma110111 whose_. waa ablaze. .I . ' •' .. ·' ' -~ .:~ ' ' A'l'IIENS RD. POMEROY, 0. f92.40t8 · •. · A F'IIJENDLY PLACE TO Btl'f ,. r:/ ' .. I • . /. CROWS . SlU~ . . KEN11JCitY FRIED OliCIIIlM .. , ' l!OIIEIIOt, OIDO .. . . .~ ,t I ' I I �~~i.!. ta . Mt. .. ztcm:ili.pet, ll: . Illata . ott · -' . . • The semc., Wtll b.ctn ·at 10 a.m. with l!mh lnlllxu!nmai - ' vooa1 mualo. A number of ape. clal music events are pued. Mrs. ~ McKimey, of Route 2, cl)alrman of tile obaervanee, =:;: Mf.IOII ~ residents, wIll preech the Memorial aerln(ll1 at II O'clock. He Is a lang-t I m e friend of the family. A basket dinner will be served at 110011 and additional servIces will follow In the afternoon with an old-laahlolled testlmotllal aenlee and more special music. Grandma MeKimey was one of those rare lnd1Yi41ala who demonstrated her deep faith and love for God by puttin&' illlopraedce Godlike cpalllleo. li1d1 re-. membered for horuncountedacta of kindness and <enlee to neighbors In need during the period of her lifetime In the Thomu &CCUTIIII CALUIU " AP" $UUO 1The AccutrOn movement does not de· pend on watchwarks. Instead, an elec· tronic-powered tunina: fork keeps precise ~~me throu&h vibrltions. In fact. B~lo~a arantees monthly accur1cy to wtthtn minllte.t ACCUTRON' by'BULOVA f' i :;~11 ;,ar;,.: Governors It lOft hm·m-m-m. Ridge area. Meet Sunday PT. PLEASANT - A -~ meeUili of tile Board of G<nernors oC the Union 'Ciml)ground Assocladon has been called for BeDemead u n 1 t e d Methodist Church 5undly afternoon, Alll!ust 25, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Eu,gene Garlow, chairman, wWpre-o side. The 18 .111a1ors, trustees, and committeemen will evaluate the recent ClmjJ meetlllio determine elites and Uallng ol speakers for the 1969 meetlni, eonolder llddlUonal repairs, and other busl• ness matters. In a breal!down of aplritual and llnanclal results of the two-week outdoor revival, Rev. Garlow reported 28 persons accepted Christ and 11 others rededicated their Uvea. A total of 3,909 persons attended for an average attendance of 301. More than $1,200 was received In olfor· in&s and nearly $900 of thet was clislrlbuted In olferllliB to the West VIrginia Conferenoo and the oYBJigellsts, the Slngllli BIB• Mt. Zion chureh was originally orgonlzed In tho former United Brethren In Christ eonununlon. In 1946, this church and oth· era wore joined with the Evan· gellcal Auoelallan to form the Evangelical United Brethren church. A few years ego, Mt. Zion ehurch was one of f o u r amall cillrchosthatworoeomblnblned to form the new G o o d Slepherd church near Flatrock. Mt. Zion cillrch was left to Inger a. The latter were given a love olferinli ol $770 whUo the tithe of the olferln&s of $120 was sent to the conference treasurer. Deaplte lntermltten rains durin& that period, the attendance ranged from a low of 125 to a high of 535. &~ ~:::9 ~mY~~ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT tW. will tiJ!ollt tlmtkttpinl to tills toltt· ance, If ntctuary. &uaranltt is far ont ytar. Can you alwaya believe what your •yea tell you ? An American tourlat in· a for~ign country boasted of the wonders of Ilia own rand. "Wh.;, we have teleaeopea thet let us see millions of stan !" ' . He waa jolted by the native's reply, "Maybe you eee inilliolli of stan and nothing beyond. We see only a feW stara Inti God." · Aft! lfOU looking for the stars and missing God . • ; or ~lng the atom and losing your security . . . or ·chaalng ·rlinbows and mi.uing the gold? AU of us need to look for wb,at the heart can feel, not j118t wbB.t the eyes can see. We need to dnd God. Wh7 not look for Him in church Sunday? He is waitiDg for you. ,-,· ,..•• '.• ADMIRAL DUPLEX ':~Z:uro• . ;( ' . ' ' Tuesday Wednesday Fuemen are Called . . To Burniug Auto ·:~-· PT. PLEASANT - The local fire department was ealled 8:U p.m. Thursday to tile Western Auto store on Jackson AYOIIIIe, .. where a parkedautomoblleowned by Tom GlotfelQ', Flat Rock, \. .. . .' ·., ~ •·. •, . ~ '. . Graveside IITIUJISTW CM11lml wm be Saturday aJllJb~ J 1oin'l .' MOOEl2095 OaiJ ADMIIIM. offm I .It ._ , 'rllripl'llor in tills siza, this low ctst. You ban • ~2•.••· 39995 · llflalr, • dlltnt, IIIII • .1111111 tU7 -. ft. lllfripulu, Plas · flllf liiJIII.~Ia CIII!IIWif LOW DOWN PAYMENT tlltlwl. Aid till IIIIJ $3•inellll EASY TIIMSI . Will'- .. ftt ill,..~. BAKER FURNITUR,. Middleport, OlliO' Ed. 412 First St111111r, 1968-69 Location C....tit Dar Eng. 303 Eng. Long. Math. 413 103 . 105 S...inat In Anoarlcan Lltanot~re ;. ' .' :i ,. EI..,Mtary French I Funclallentala of Math. Parch. lniiOductlon to A.,erlclft GnemMent Social P•pchalagy ' , S,..ch •• Sh.....,.••• . Motl!.,.atlu lefo,.al G•Matry 203 Pol. Sci . 105 •. 303 105 w T nchlnt Natural Science El. Ed. • • '. . ' 'i. :, ' ·' ' '. PHONE 992-3284 Funclaioftltala af S.each c..., •• ' Jochon c..., •• c....,•• c..., •• c..., •• c..., •• c..., •• 7:00 3 3 T Th M-W 7:00 7:00 7:00 5 T M-W 7:00 7:00 3 w 6:30 5 M-W 7:00 5 3 ' ' OIDO'S OLDEST DOl)GE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO .., ' MIDDI.EPORT, 0100 tEIVING COAL' -COMPANY . A . WILLIS ANTHOMY WEST cOLUMBI~'fl•· VA. . - 11ft, a., n IIIII IIUCI 1 '' ·~ALL .. ·r . BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. Lincoln - Merclll'l' - CGIIlet - Elllllllh Fan! · 593-6601 85 N. C:OURT ST. . ATHENS, 0. PRODUCERS AND ~liS OF IIIGINJRADE t:OAL . I ' ROYAL OAK·.PAaK ·l' "• .'• ''' .t t PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-ZS$0 2f0 LINCOLN ST. ARNOlD'S SOHIO SERVICE ·F~~ ',The advantage's of ' , CLASSES 4, liS OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. ' ' .. .. .. .OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1968 ' FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PIL &Sf-4113$ r, 6:30 Th "MEMBER OF TilE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PIL 667..1280 S~ - ALLIS cliAI.VBEPS - SERVICE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' ." electric heat are available to you:.O:wljelher you ii~ 'iq 'ah ·' older home, a 'new home or a mobile Mme. · . 1~ . And, .the coSt is reasonable. Gellfrally ·nOt o~er '""'"'101"'.''' ~~·~ildy,~:lli)~iiit T;,.. ,I LYONS MARKET' BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE f 3 MIDDLEPORT .. ,·~. '. .. RIO GRAND_ ECOLLEGE • • MIDDLEPORT, 0. SCHEDULE OF EVENING CLASSES Clau WFST MAIN ST. POMEROY SllPP~!!_T. THE CIIURQI OF YOI!R TINY'S FOODLAND .- \: !>.pt. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HIJffTJI,I(lTON. W. VA. .,I truth . ) HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ... say they win conmtent!y, arid those who leU lhe ., .. ·, Gamblers are divided into two cl<wes: those who ' HEINER'S BAKERY GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PT. PLEASANT - Graveside rites for the stlll-llorn son ol Larry and Sharoo 'l;homas Stepi>. ens ol RL I Pt. Pleaaant, will be held 10:30 Lm. Sa~ at the Mt. Zion cemetery. The lnflnt, Keith Allen Slephens, was born Wedneadly In Hoi· zer HOIIPital. SurvlYilli In adcllo tiO. to the parents are the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mlr· tha Thomao, RL 1 Pt. Plouant ·and tile pater.-1 gra,q,.renta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stepbona of RL 1 ML Alto. am 1;43.51 ._, .. Ri~ lAir 21 Cl. JT. John 8: t()..17 oppearbelow. The blue was conllned to the trunk of the 1968 model vehicle alter a pas&llli motorist ap<t. ted the blaze and Mtlfied the fire ,,.uon whore 11 senior and 5 junior firemen were diSPatched. The cauae of tho blaze was unknown. Demage wu esdmated at $300. \ ~roverbs With tile hope II wW, In S(IIIO measure, foster and help sustain 11* which Is aoooJ In and communib' Ufe, this fealllreloSlJODSoredbythe buolnessllrms and .,...ma110111 whose_. waa ablaze. .I . ' •' .. ·' ' -~ .:~ ' ' A'l'IIENS RD. POMEROY, 0. f92.40t8 · •. · A F'IIJENDLY PLACE TO Btl'f ,. r:/ ' .. I • . /. CROWS . SlU~ . . KEN11JCitY FRIED OliCIIIlM .. , ' l!OIIEIIOt, OIDO .. . . .~ ,t I ' I I �\ '"·in, ei ,.. a lio ;c:uis :. Mason FURNI RE STORE Truck doli dutl Info & rol Entertain conn CAN!i G she!, bring .• Cl , re le. ne- • due. to m or 98UiiS8 n1 a R D. at homeets. g 18M U'l ors.la lops, • line belnl, ldlaal. ' �\ '"·in, ei ,.. a lio ;c:uis :. Mason FURNI RE STORE Truck doli dutl Info & rol Entertain conn CAN!i G she!, bring .• Cl , re le. ne- • due. to m or 98UiiS8 n1 a R D. at homeets. g 18M U'l ors.la lops, • line belnl, ldlaal. ' �News Br fs (C ntinued ol his condi · but :lian arid otho.r 'tal lgns remain stable. BOGOTA, • ~~ '. a'.. ., ~ .. ' ~ . ......' ~ ~ a scout ob- ea her De :Piqued at Hu i I ket for th mber term It Court has bucn released. Grand I ene 3 o1 ,, Count)' Cl In begin their , the Vi I I!Udent lick r ltuilents lor 50 t risltlng school's ""'c" resm_pllulz that ev. ery school shoW In thel r power to mah.Caln and 1m the .... game ~~~~~~~~~~~~gE~5i~~~·GIIlla ~ ew In Mol· eplioll5 c (UPI) - Peta McComil Folrllekl Countyahigh tern- ' . ' " '' '~ . . , ' . ··m$$X:t.:::::. :x:! ~ . ~=~t: o::'S-;. ::: • TAMFORD, The 21-yoar-old In a radio broad · all lnhol>lloDti, Bulprlan J ea and be calm and II y-be- n port the al -orlil!l r sponslble ....... ndu Coaa 5mDea re the volA! bot" said enough mem- ut (Col ) Mmdca 'vitti· Terenc D men were vebeen Bond, I ()}s .· I; chmond va. Raber! F. MO. I ol '··. Sta • :OJI)I<odoc! In November, ... for your con veni nee a d freedo of cho c l ~*· 11li Ill '' . ..... 101111 Yl. N. Commlulon of W. • Commll-11' sl et GOC>rrla •. Geor Am Sommer; · Ute old vo. Donald Jo :.::: . POM .... ' y . ~- ••• J, ' (le- ' AYS eep· � 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 23, 1968 campbell mckinney smith thomas