https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43b630c4fa76a368837fbf6100dd5e98.pdf e38a96106f57cc424add146642237dec PDF Text Text .. ' '' ,. • 'l . ' -~ '•j:,;. -·:· rl~;:·t>J~· ~> ~~;;:~:~::::;:., ~;~ . .· " The Rev. Wilbur Pernn, . presented to the First Servrng o• the food and pro- Prsbyterian Church of Syra- Trinity United Christ gcam for the affair cuse by Mr. Mrs. A. E. pastor, talked Church on the of"Estorwere committee Roscoe W1se, Raymond Lee was uaed and Sunday ,al" program - religioos train- Wilcox, Harold Thomas, Mrs. The' pastor, Rev. Linson 1ng sponsored by ~ Orde~ of W1iham Kmg, Mrs. ~latworthy, Stebbins, uaed "A Ringing · Eastern Star - Fiday mght and Mrs. Roscoe WLe. ness" as his sermon topic. at a combmed meetmg of Mid· Sunday School attendance 363 dleport Lodge • F. and A. Yearbook Staff to 34 with $9.90 collection. T h MA a~u!;a~eh~e Ch~:rihe Dine in Athens Stebbins family will move · po pped ~ bo The 1967 yearbook staff of the churob parsonage on :c•~e~v~r~ a~:O~h!dtw~ ~ni~t Rutland High School will go ' 7 from Pennsville. Their · Athens tomght for a ter, Candy, will graduate Wilham Kmg ~erved f aths mas- dmner parlv at the · high school there on June 2. ter of ceremomes or e pro' h' h ed 'th Inn ~~:~n wl~ ~P~rs ;:hn r~~~ • C.I t thy t Atlendmg Will be Sabra tgh Mgrs. J ames WI a wor Y a da y, Barbara W1lhams, Melva the organ. ' Johnston Debbie Turner Bon- I 1 Welcomes were extended by me Grate.' Char1es Sc 011 '. 'Roger II 00 Mrs. Robert King. worthy rna- DaviS, Joe Hawkms, Chns Nap-: Iron, and Harry Cheshire, wnr- . Denms Weber._ Ch es ter , . shipful master. Several guitar Y.mg, Darlene Smtih, Debbie ond vocal selecUons were pre- Sm•th, DIXIe Wamsley, a n d sented b L R Wiles and Mrs Miss Leda Mae Kraeutter and y - · ' . Mary Elizabelh Chapman, Tom Lind and a classmate, Lynos gave ~n _hum~out" faculty sponsors James Wyant of Weston W mg. In cone uswn, au ------ · were weekend guests 'of . ell talked on Masonry. COMPLETES TRAINING and Mrs. Reino Lind. Bot Army Pmate James w LISle,. boys are students at 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char Stale College ASON les 0 LISle, Syracuse. has com· We VA . . pleted nine weeks of advanced Mr. and Mrs. Earl . f t . t n at Ft Polk and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thurber, TONIGHT ond TUESDAY '" an ' l rami g ' Debbie and Stevie, Columbus, May 22,23 La. were weekend visitors of Mr. MADAM X" Lana John and Mrs. George Mowrey, Mr Turner Forsythe Mowrey is recuperating at his T~chnir Giol home alter being hospitalized. PLUS "THE NIGHT OF THE Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. A. R. Knight GRIZZLY" ied her father, W. B. to Belington, W , Va. Sunday. Mr. TONIGHT and TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY May 22, 23 Gall, who will be 86 on May 30, ~D FRIDAY ''THE SWINGER" May 24, 25, 26 has spent the winter here Tony Ann DOUBLE FEATURE Mr. and Mrs. Knight. Margaret Franc10sa "TARZAN AND THE Mr. and Mrs. Vincent VALLEY OF GOLD" PLUS Wodn.,doy ond Thursdty have returned from Rock •FRANKENSTEIN Moy 24·25 land, Ill, where they spent CONQUERS THE WORLD" NOT OPEN three weeks. Mr. Kmght .,=="""=====t'~="""=?~===r'l pleted training in body an frame alignment for his work at the Pomeroy Motor Co, . 0 \ . . Ab t pomeroy Drive·ln k .,l ' ·" ' .,: ~ •· ,. '·· · .. ''-·.,, • )> • • , . . Monda ·.p:~:, • ·'·. ri-J.I ~_,,:_;:;:r:-. . ••••,1.. • ... Tuesday TEACHERS and workr~s con ference for the Middleport munity daily vacation Bibl e . he held at 7 p.m. school will Tuesday at the First U ni ted . h h Presbyterian C urc . SPECIAL MEETING of Ladies Auxiliary of Lewis ley Pos~ 263, Middleport, been called for Tuesday, 7 tn. at the home of Mrs. Hampton Mr s. William Smith, president, aonounced. CUB SCOUT PACK 244 meet Tuesday night at t h Middleport ~'irst United terian Church. __ MEIGS COUNTY Rldmg club will meet Tuesday, May 23, at uo p. m. at the home of Joe Young. GIRL SCOUT leaders meet Camp Kiasbuta at 9 a. m. Tuesday, May 23, to further plans lor the June day camp. PAST MATRONS of Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. w i II meet Tuesday evening at home of Mrs. Norn:ta Parker 7.·30 p. m. LADIES AUXILIARY, Racine Post American Legion will meet, at 8 p, m. Tuesday at' the halL Potluck refreshments ·will he served. Wendy Nickels, Bay RUTLAND ALUMNI are was the weekend guest of ed to meet at 7 p. m. and Mrs. Robert King and~=~~ln the high sehoul Tom. Miss ·Nickels is a to decorate for the annual at Ohio University. The quel King family and Wss REGISTRATION for children were Saturday dinner guests entering kindergarten In Mri.a: em Local School District next who is stationed at September from 10 a. m. p. m. Tuesday, May 23, S. C., was the recent gueot ~uilding, bis parents, Mr. alld Mrs. Myto lake birth ron M!ller. te nd lmmunilatton ree<>rd. Mr: and Mrs. Eher Bolio, :pt~ ;au! Powell reminds Akron, ~re weekend gueots ents chlldren must be five Mrs. Ess10 RusselL Oct. 31 11167 to enter kllnderGueots of Clarence Clark over ' ' the weekend were Mr. and Mrs, garten. Henry Null, ,Crookavllle. POMEROY WOMEN'S ChrisMrs. Bruce IJoyd ~::: Temperance Union w I I I surgery Saturday at ' at 2 p.m. Tuesday at lite Memorial Hospital. Her s o n, United Methodist WATCH FOR ANOTHER Michl, a student at Ohio State "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK University, spent the LADIES AUXILJARY of a a • ~";;:sz~=••u•••Jali\,@iiiiijiz{ia:rs&Jfl , ua here. Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh was re-I ::::M:anin:ey Post meeting 2811, American special at the eON SALE ALL WEEK A.T BOTH STORES turned to her ·home ThursdaY of Mrs. AileD Hampton Rail's Ben Franklin Ben Franklin Store !rom H o I • e r Hospital,. Her .,_ WUU Smith ""'"·am daughter Mrs. Don BurkM ey arurges attendance. ' MIDDLEPORT POMEROY letts, \'!AS here until Seturday LADIES AUXILIARY OF with her mother, Feeney-Bennett Poat 128, Amer:..Oiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii-,/ ican Legion, will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night at tha halL 1 MEIGS THEATRE About Middleport ~~· :~ ~';'· ':::1 ' ' . ,, · BIG· 19 CUBIC FOOT With hi' Mlker PHilCO NO-FROST . INSTANT COLD • REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH POWIR SAVER $499 ' r. With Trade-In EASY TERMS All tht ben featurtt: eMEAT KEEPER eFULL WIDTH VEGETABLE CRISPER eSLIDE OUT FRUIT BASKET eBUTI'ER & CHEESE KEEPERS ttTWO LIFT.<JUT . tJTILiTY TM YS COilildered A!la~ lsr.aej's only seat outlet bloody Mideast wars o!IIM8 and evacuation of Americans. It was retaliation. · to close the Gull of Aqab• to to ·tha aooth and · easl 1956. known 'that '"'" task force Naaaer replled with a thraal Israell shipping bad ·brought the - ~ Premier Levi, Esbkol The situation was ao serious IDclvdlng tha aircraft carrier of war-a repetii'On of tha 11118 Middle East "to the brink of c ,. 'I , ' I ,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,._....,.,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,1 '. I to plus a 64-page exercise book. Portable, with • , ' ' ·i ··Council Plans ' ,. -'. • . "'· t.i ' . eweighs-leu-tlw! Sibs. ea."::s: _ 00 . ' . .. I ILIERFE·LQ$ ·,J'Nt -:_ )lelpt1!1U loH·WellbUIId vnur!Whl .' ., .J1" ~~ " ' wcf: pillltoopller, . .~. . ~ ()0 ... ou ction ... ,. · ~·. ~· -. ,. . ' - Apptoves ~eacher Group • I laGila ' ~- . . . . . . rd Middleport councU .. to'2 ' 01 The Mei,..Ma.on A.rfltl Desoi«J To 7'11. ,,.,.,.., rece e FEENEY • BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, willllll>l!tll at 7:30 Wedneaday nlgllt at the haD. w.-nd FOREMAN & ABBOTT J IC OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:15 TO 5:00 FRIDAY 9:00 TO 8:00- SATURDAY 9 TO REVIVAL ANN0VNC£D Revival at lite land ~pel, loealed oo Stale Route 121, will lllrt Tlniradly. May J!i. EYangellsl ~..beiJ!Ial:id!ll Rev. Amol TIUis, /;J :1. . The psalor II the lllv. ·Edttel Hart. There will be lj)ecl~ llnf1111- lvellft II"',~~· ~fll!~.,_..._..._.,..._......,""""'~ ./'!§;;f 1 • ! • eases te111loD ereluee. tired m\lsclea'. esftfe, easy to.use · I Y~ '(<'<__t-JO. 2~7~---------_,;,P,:::O:.:.;MER=O:.:.Y-M~ID:,:::D;:::LE~PO:::R;:.:,T,r...O.:.H:.:.:I.:.O__,_ _ _ _T:.: :U: : ES:.: D:.:.AY:.t.•.:.:MA~Y..:2::::~3•...:1~96::.7_ _ _ _ _ _-_ ~ - ..., _ _ __:.:fi:.:.V:..EC=.:E:::.:NTS~ =·· ,., on-off switch. By Ranger I ¥ r..-· <~ I . ?.j ...,. . war." The British Fiire~ remalil elltled." -..----:1 ~~ ~lid ta, laY Anl!lf,, 1 Off1ce also Wll'IN\d Brliima 10 · ·~ ..~ waa -:? Iii • id JOrdld .,.~'irill to~ leave tha throalellod areas. public COIIImlit\l by ~ «: fit; fa oil shl~ t.c llrsel. l'af However, authorllleo ID 'Ie! ofDcjal realllrDilng t -~ ·~ § II ,neil a member ol tbe .,. Aviv said tha 2,500-l<in frelghteo stand, i ~ fj 2 ! Israel Arab !league. ·' 0 Amalia, flying the Panama·Oag, The U:A.R. b( .tl Ne Amet~c~Do ldrmld I!'D* psosed through -the Gwl of sljlppiDJ ban . loclt!1· .. ,fed que11101 Jn Tll..tvlv Aqaba from the Red Sea nlillce II ~ 'will b.r oil first available tlhlps 'lnd· _ ' { Munday and reached the Israeli tankers of artf ~· frOm, the the Israelis nma1ned • . port of Elath today. T1ran StraDa le6l Into the confident anj) dellanl , I A spokesman at the Isrlf'li Gulf of Aqaba 'lt ~ they are , Highly placed Israeli IIOIIl'Cel "'"' .embassy in London said, "we/ cBlT)'lng carao for llrael said the·natlcn waa In a (!OIItlotl cannot aDow the lllralt Offi~ ill ~ aald the to keep the Tlran Str1it opu. - Div!Ji espot.mt~~~~gea .~ -~.~ -leztloat, tbjl!elora y. It's like having a personal masseur at home. VIbrator stimulates clrculaUon, belps tone slack, tired muscles. Exerdses those muscles that hold ID tummy; waist, and tl!lghs. 3-way plan Includes an 80-page Calorie Cqunter Book j<', ' Lto-lla, • 8lxlll Clenlley ._, Only f One of tile lltllefi Eight SemorS ·. ·. Given Blvles.af .·. 8a c· h "SWEDISH MASSEUR" WAY HELPS YOU SPOT REDUCE AND KEEP IN TRIM ,.~ Now You Know . !..J. .. ~ ,'~ a:r · Th ree Ch'ld R • f' eceiVe H Iy =rrd, 0 ~ .., .~ war today, and war and · that laraell acUon such Middle Ea$ hotspots as troubled areaa. , peace.la!eplng force fl;om the ~- tourlstl began IJeelDS 'II<JII!d come whea ind If Israeli Egypt, Israel, Lebanon and The crlsl,s began building 117-mlle long lsraell-ll:gyptian ~\11*1 Israel by plane tllld shlpplag Is tl!mpered with. Syria; bul•dld not order t!mn to when Jarael warned Syrl' It frontier. ~~~ '·; . , United Natlona · Secretary leave. . . would lake atrong ac\1911 If Both sides moblll•ed their ~m 111ed I at• lbre at Genert) U Tbant was Dylag to The U.S. .lith Fleet was sabotage raids against 'larael reserves and began massloe ~ , from Prelldent 9amal eatro 011 one of the lnost urgeD! report~ steaming somewhere were not halted. PreVIo\ISly, troop movements. AMo!~t.. Nuser's 8liiiOIIIIcelllent missions of bis career to try to Jn the eastern Medltarranean Israel had struck Syrian and In London loday British he waa blockading the Gull of prevent a repetition of the ,but was not IIIWing In the Jordanian border posiUons Jn officials said Nasser's decision Thunday ,I at Department ,. Wednesd•y . RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club will have a field trip BDd Thursday, May 25, at thhee !~:11 ed Run State Park. t.11 time is G p. m. AFTERNOON Circle of lh e Women's Society of Cln~lstl.an II Service of Heath MeU1odist Church will meet at tha church II Thursday. A I p. m. luncheon wUI precede tha meeting, ,STEWARilSl!IP and finanCe commission will meet at Middleport Heath · Melbodist Church at 8 p, m. Thursday. XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi will meet on Thursday, 8 p. m. at the Columbus & Southern Ohio lrlc Company lA Middleport Tboae who received the of the Rose recenUy are to he present at 7:45 p. m. SPECIAL MEETING of Racine 4ldge No. fill F&AM. Thursday. May 25, at a p. m. for work Jn the Fellowcra!t d!gree. All regular Maaons are Invited. -. " . '*' l ' n u fill z II!IJt 'had aalcl W\Jer _.ch a·move tha v:t -stateI U.S.S. Saratoga and at least alx Arab verau.s Jews eon!ro~tatlon. "'t,~Eaat moved to the would be an act of "advised" AmeriCilll to leave destroyers were near lbe He ordered the United Nations BEN,FRANKLIN., I .., r . . . . ___ .. • Ml's ftOit.. Soo. Selll t-42 oal Mrs. Poole spOke on the lund estabUshed by the OAGC bOJ of love !of jl<Jd. ·rrm A'teclure on the joy of crea- Waukeena Fund and repm:ted several y,ara ago. ·country aa the ·- s Is a ~ tivity in fktwer arranging by that Reglona 11 and 9 ha\<e oon· Three club members earning bol ·o nov~ ~ ~ F rant Mrs. R8mont Aldrich, election tributec! 85 per cent of t h el.r ,the, tiUe ~ "top lllght gar~ V~ ~~"! Caacl of Mrt.\ Milton Roush of Syra· fund pledges. Waukeena is a :er' were mtroduced. They wete the meeting,. cuse as ' regional director, .and wild flower preservation area Mrs. M. R. Davis, Nel~Ue: The Winding 'll'aD 'Gitd-n the presentatiOn of an award to near Logan. The state pres!· Mrs. Ada Holter, Pomeroy;_ and Club was host for tha _"'eetlng. the Wildwood Junior Garden dent read a tetter of apprecia- MJ;s. Kennelb Barrows, T be Robert Morris, principal of tha - fr Ob' Stat u · Pia'-· · Bradbury Sehool utended • Club highlighted the sprmg tion om an 10 e rover· "'"' • ~ meeting of Reglon 11, Ohio As· sity student who received aid The award for having I he welcome. · sociation of Garden Clubs. through the $40,000 seoolarshlp most members in attendance County conlacl chalrmeD ·llt._at the meeting went to the Twl· Held Saturday at the light Garden Club Mrs Robsou porting were Mrs, Edward M~ bu ry . Elemen1ary scboo!b t h ICko; Athens; John Reese, presented a book to Ih.e club· Gallla; Mrs. Mrs. Charles LeWjl, meetmg was attend";i y Paul Casel, member of Drew Meigs; and Mrs. Leland Bro"!!, wome~ repres~ntlng un In '!ehster Post 39, American Leo Washington. Also beard durin, clubs m thiS SIX - co ty gton, spoke to th& gcoup on nag the buslitess session were ,.. Mrs. Albert Poole, etiquette. He said that the nag riB fro ...., al cbalrmen newly elected president of po m •-a-011 -'-J..' Ohio Association, was a guest. Rev. Father.John Turel conClubsrepresenledatthau..... Introduced by Mrs. J ac gratulated semors of Racme, I feR ingwereasfolloWI: Melga~ Robson outgoing regional Pomeroy and Middleport Sut1:: f ty-Middleport, Pomeroy, Chesrector 'Mrs. Aldrich of day at the 8 o'clock maaa at lfS tar. Riverview, Rtilland Friend' York, a nallonally . the Sacred Heart Church in n .... __ • Star of DeS· and New 0 ommURIOR 1y• Rose• .........,, ed lecturer used "Fresh Pomeroy. . ter, Walk-In, Winding T r.a I I, ' Three children recel'/ed their Wildwood and ~t· Hock· Dried Design" as the theme The seniors, robed In caps first Holy Communion ·sunday i couniy - lloclllng 'oardeD her talk. Her emphaSIS was and gowns, were congratulated 1 the Sacred Hearl Catholic ng Bel creativity and personal on their scbolastic achievement a cb p ro Club; Wasblngton County- • sion in flower arranging by Father Turel and admonish- Chur • orne y, pre, lUll BDd Dale, lJttle Hock· she referred to aranglng ed to ''Continue the good work," The gcoup included B e t h ing, Marietta, Musklngum, oak a "medium of expession." winning success in their chosen McKnight, daughter of Mr. and Gro•e, V~ ·V~w, ~,.!: In commenting on fields. Mrs. Leon McKnight: David ren; Gall!" County ~ flower show entries, Mrs. Parents of the graduates Miller, son of Mr. and M r s. <:'ty, Gallipolis, aieshire, ~ay· rich said that plastic and were congratulated, ton, since George Miller; and David Hus· Side, and Vinton Friendship; artificial materials should Father Turel said, early train· ton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul and Athens County 1\ib!th:•· he used. She said that lng and constant good example Huston. Albany Community, ' ariles of many artificial mater- mold the foundation of cltar• and Nature, The PI!~':!' ials can he made from pl~nt acter upon which the schools Miss Ann Howell was teach·. Nelsonyllle, New_ ~....., material and to prove her pomt may build the structure of for- er for the class whiCh was host.- and Rtchland._ demonstrated making mal education. ed at a breakfast by the Rev.. , .,_-_..;_.,;..:-,.,., , ..., . clusters from ~corns, buckey:s, The seniors, who received the Fr. John Turel. The children_ sea beans, radishes, and omon Holy Eucharist in a group, in- presented a gilt to Miss How ' •l: - . , sets. eluded Theresa McTurner, Rose ell and she presented each with Color combinations and Marie Hackett, Susan Ohlinger, a statue of the Blessed Vlrglq. pt' f '-!'~' ~~ mony were shown by the John Cluff, Terri Fultz, . CharI'O IS rni(.C . er in the 11 arrangements les Radford and · David H a rTHOMAS RM(Y)'~ E'gb Ml~-= School · ' · .' · Bibles she made during the afternoon. graves ' PT. PLEASANT lam .1 1 She spoke of the psychology Mrs.' Phyllis Hackett, church C. Thom~s, son of Mr. and ~mora Wl!l'e _ . ce Sunda color, and the influence an organist, accompanied the choir Mrs. MarlOn Thomas of Rt. 2. m a ~:D~ Fir~ effect of color and and congcegation singing the Pt. Pleasant, has been promot- mornmg . Enghsh . an d play ed the ed to airman first claas In the Baptist """""'' . on nower show judges . mass m . thti c1o1 .. ealon of mentlng on processslonal and recessional S. Air Force. He Is m"supply Tied ~-• ~.!e. ~,;. , to .ped Mrs Aldrich that h mventory specialist at ckmau maroon ow ww ' .,.. P . ymns. 'til an """"'• --'-"' the. diu ers shquld be unobtruaive so AFB, Ha wa II· Wl _ . flow· nteil not to clli!lract from the er,:~du:~;ljll~ She demonstrated the use BIBLES PRESENTED 8EE PROMOTED to Vl en 1\1.kiiiJ4. wire to replace fragile stems Bibles were presented to four . Steve Pullen,•. ~. Marl· dried materials, the High School seniors Ronald R. See, son of Mrt. SIIJ!Ian, E~ , " ' ' Pulchrysanthemums from morning at He at h Mary A. See of Rt. I Cheshire, lyn Stumbo, , lor drted arrangements, a Methndlsl Church. Receiving has been promoted to staff ser- leD. '!'bey . ~ ......, ~I displayed novel containers. Bibles were Marjorie liar- geant Jn the U. S. Air Force. Tony Fowler, ~·- 1' . Selected as the ria Patricia Ault Wayne Davis Sergeant See Is a personnel teacber. tuperbtjunior Varden club Jn Region , Asa Bradb.zy, John Bech: ~peclalist at Lockbourne. He Mrs. A.~ fulf~ Ull 08 and presented an award by Oe, superintendent, assisted by " a gcaduate of Kyger Creek Bible • ~bson was the Wildwood the Rev. Max Donahue, made High School. 10r Garden Club. "'e · Sentlne~ •• presentations. 5ernOfS · • are R • d• eCOgntze Church Service ' ' l/., .'"' I.;.L JOB'S OAUGIITE/s Bethel will meet at 7,30 Mm'may at the Pomeroy Masonic pie. New officers will be ed RACINE Wesleyan . Guild will hold iis regular ing Monday, May 22, at . at the church annex. Everyone . . . . IS remmded to brmg their RC bottle · THE caps. MIDDLEPORT WCTU will meet· Monday, May 22 at p. m. at the Middleport Presbyterian Church. .. 't ami OMrs:. ROush New Regional Direct~ " · -. f · · -.;" Events .· 'f G' ar'den C[u·bs 0-- SL'x-- ·C o_..'.':_. '.ntL'e'·s 11 I l.. . ·t''f: • �• ' .,. i"' ' I . . ,. . ' '' ' ' .• ' ~ .. - ··r · rf• ' , : ....... ' # . ~.., as·ses At Graduation tim~, ,, . ' ( ; . . # .. :. • IVe .• lt'a our proud privilege . .tQ amgrat!Jiete each Years of effort have now b~n and every member \ ,.'· .. Ii Jewelry, .t.stlng ' ' ! .. gift of·prldt. for you! . ' ~ GOES'.SLE' R. . JEWELRY ·STORE THE FARMERS BANK t ~ ' and SAVINGS CO. l \' ount·i ' to frlencle , •. Jle Waitma :· ·- to them 111,1nd a nott you're really ;reatl ~es . ~a, . . IUCCIIS ate Ouri!Mt'lllohll of the Class of '67. Grads, rewarded. We ex- ~to POMIROY, 0. . POMEROY, 0. '' . We sing out with . of you, gradu· ' edn81'ttlllltlolll to ates; ~w• tJJI our I ' ' May Marguerite's Shoe Shop CQLUM.BUS & SOUTHERN . OHIO ELECTRIC CO. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE SERVICJ DALI WARNER, Agent r . 114 Court St. · Pomeroy, 0. SonsCo. • Of. Meigs .County., Upon d. AND iii ./ Jlll'l. l > . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WE ARE PROUD OF ,. - . ~. • . •' \ ' \,, Completing· Re/q~irements ) • . ALL OF YOUI U..~ctaluct 1114 .~· ~ · lilv~•to ,w-thll , , ~ of the .futurt:.· TO THE CLASS . . OF 19671I RAWUNGS HONDA ~~f:. . ..• ,. Class of•1967, Ru:'r::r:c' Hi~ ~ School "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DIALER" 88 S. $ecand Ave. Middleport, 0. • your Ufe ' aM brl!lh Ollt'tibJI •lHe . ,· . 1 · tbtt II Oa1y, Up IJi 1 ;: Congratuations, Seniors all ;you do Pomeroy 102 I. Mlln It, lUCCI?~· be youra ·m· R.H. ! Class of 1967, Ea stem HighSchool the;y find hlrmon;y Ill Uft yourfutun • POMEROY wonderful '67 Jl'84f. . Mq wish you the ofluetill f'J STOP NOWI .. B.R.W. HOWE. &LEATHER SUPPLY '· ..<• ··- . . .Toward Graduation;-Our - i .' Communities Extend :to You • Congl'llullllontl '·~ ' Let~ ....,.,../· • You've mllltlht nnt ·' .. ; future, ytu've We with Jl'8Bt suceess to you 81'1duattl. AJ IIIW walkl of Uft open before POMEROY, •• o; you, we hope you'll bl wearIll& our lihoe• to tblt "'' ttl i HARTL~Y It ·BENNm · $TORE - · ' "Mhlllle If·l.I.Pppr lSI~ "- ... ~ ::. • ' ' end-with geod .' 'r .· . IIW YORK QOTHING HOUSE .. •• 11rned your degl'll, future chlllenae. -- Best Wishes for Your Future big lftp toWard ytur When you tab 9ft your eap.end aown; )'0!1'111· want to loolc as sharp aJ ever. Ailil our 11ft selee, lion for the :voune men P'iduttea llli:tyell to yolll'• tuta. Drop llllnt! . • I \ Class of 1967, Middleport High Sch~,. plannlng1nd aound ~ '/ lllvlce ytu'l~bulld ·' allrltlht future. .. i . .. l \'I - ~5 ~' '• ~I • ! .•..• i i I! 'I< -·' ·MEIGS . a message of pride to :VOII.l',~ w~tfi· co. · Mlcldle,ert ( , :;. .I ,, ·' .,, ' I' '• ·• ' . I ·:. ' .' - I I �• ' .,. i"' ' I . . ,. . ' '' ' ' .• ' ~ .. - ··r · rf• ' , : ....... ' # . ~.., as·ses At Graduation tim~, ,, . ' ( ; . . # .. :. • IVe .• lt'a our proud privilege . .tQ amgrat!Jiete each Years of effort have now b~n and every member \ ,.'· .. Ii Jewelry, .t.stlng ' ' ! .. gift of·prldt. for you! . ' ~ GOES'.SLE' R. . JEWELRY ·STORE THE FARMERS BANK t ~ ' and SAVINGS CO. l \' ount·i ' to frlencle , •. Jle Waitma :· ·- to them 111,1nd a nott you're really ;reatl ~es . ~a, . . IUCCIIS ate Ouri!Mt'lllohll of the Class of '67. Grads, rewarded. We ex- ~to POMIROY, 0. . POMEROY, 0. '' . We sing out with . of you, gradu· ' edn81'ttlllltlolll to ates; ~w• tJJI our I ' ' May Marguerite's Shoe Shop CQLUM.BUS & SOUTHERN . OHIO ELECTRIC CO. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE SERVICJ DALI WARNER, Agent r . 114 Court St. · Pomeroy, 0. SonsCo. • Of. Meigs .County., Upon d. AND iii ./ Jlll'l. l > . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WE ARE PROUD OF ,. - . ~. • . •' \ ' \,, Completing· Re/q~irements ) • . ALL OF YOUI U..~ctaluct 1114 .~· ~ · lilv~•to ,w-thll , , ~ of the .futurt:.· TO THE CLASS . . OF 19671I RAWUNGS HONDA ~~f:. . ..• ,. Class of•1967, Ru:'r::r:c' Hi~ ~ School "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DIALER" 88 S. $ecand Ave. Middleport, 0. • your Ufe ' aM brl!lh Ollt'tibJI •lHe . ,· . 1 · tbtt II Oa1y, Up IJi 1 ;: Congratuations, Seniors all ;you do Pomeroy 102 I. Mlln It, lUCCI?~· be youra ·m· R.H. ! Class of 1967, Ea stem HighSchool the;y find hlrmon;y Ill Uft yourfutun • POMEROY wonderful '67 Jl'84f. . Mq wish you the ofluetill f'J STOP NOWI .. B.R.W. HOWE. &LEATHER SUPPLY '· ..<• ··- . . .Toward Graduation;-Our - i .' Communities Extend :to You • Congl'llullllontl '·~ ' Let~ ....,.,../· • You've mllltlht nnt ·' .. ; future, ytu've We with Jl'8Bt suceess to you 81'1duattl. AJ IIIW walkl of Uft open before POMEROY, •• o; you, we hope you'll bl wearIll& our lihoe• to tblt "'' ttl i HARTL~Y It ·BENNm · $TORE - · ' "Mhlllle If·l.I.Pppr lSI~ "- ... ~ ::. • ' ' end-with geod .' 'r .· . IIW YORK QOTHING HOUSE .. •• 11rned your degl'll, future chlllenae. -- Best Wishes for Your Future big lftp toWard ytur When you tab 9ft your eap.end aown; )'0!1'111· want to loolc as sharp aJ ever. Ailil our 11ft selee, lion for the :voune men P'iduttea llli:tyell to yolll'• tuta. Drop llllnt! . • I \ Class of 1967, Middleport High Sch~,. plannlng1nd aound ~ '/ lllvlce ytu'l~bulld ·' allrltlht future. .. i . .. l \'I - ~5 ~' '• ~I • ! .•..• i i I! 'I< -·' ·MEIGS . a message of pride to :VOII.l',~ w~tfi· co. · Mlcldle,ert ( , :;. .I ,, ·' .,, ' I' '• ·• ' . I ·:. ' .' - I I �I ' •• '' I I ' ' ' 18i7 -- -- '' '' '. .. ' .I I t' I • ' i • if Jlli d ·"e 0(1. O Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 23, I967-7 Nita Wata~il Urown~ t ! l!ld Mr. and llfrt. Dale :Hill. ,Letan, Mrs .. ~y . ~~ · · •"-" ; ~ · :· ' . , ~ Racine liOul!, Mr. Opal Nutter , ry and Totnmt viSited Mr•. ·At . ' . •' of Tupper! Ploins called Qll Mr. 1na liiH, AJIIII• G~~- ., NEW YORK - The tnvlta-. Rnbert Merrlll to pop singer in. the major N. Y. revival of Not~ and Mrs. Homer"lrenhow~r. I Mr. and l!fn. ~am.., Middle UnaeraiMiothlldourJiamblet, ent Iotter to oach aquue, to Uon r ead "In honor ofl Jaek Haskell, plus the besuti· "South Pacific" lhts summer Mr. •1111 !\Irs. Homer I~- : swart and :f~ll1lly of Portlan~ form lour oro!lnar1 words. the 58th Birthday of Jack lui Florence Hender!!On:" the !if summer ever gets here - .. -~-- - hower_viSlted Mr IIJd Mrs. LQO·t Route ll1il M1111 8y1VJI Brewer Paar," and was, signed "Ted! crusty and cheerlui·Peggy Ca.,, Spring hasn't hurried to town Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson . Is Sm1)h and fanuly and J!!r.' local, c•lled on Mr. and ~ . ,..... '!llo _ _ YANER W..O.IJ... -"'1" and Genevieve Mills," Gene- Hugh Downs oa a tare night so far ) . Jack Douglas came had as'•tilnner guests 8 recent 1and Mrs. Clarence Hayma~ of . Ctcll Ro•~~rry. vieve being t~e endearing lit· away !tom his early., to • bed to town with wife Reiko, the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i Pomeroy Route and Mr. and , Mrs. C.ec11 !l""be'!J'. ~ r • tie French chatterbox J a c k "Today" TV show rmlilne. Japanese songstre!!S; Reiko In Autherman. Lowell, Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Jeffers and lanuly, Eclro Buah,. lnd Mrl. Olil!~l'<! Pur disct>:ernd for TV . . The informality of the ~arty a white lace dress at mod.i•h- Mrs. Jerry Dailey, Ne.wark, Mr. l Syracuse. I Roush visited M!',J. O!He Y91!fi Genevieve also scrawled, "Garwa• ·emphasized l>Y gals In mod length and peekabeo waist: and Mrs Jim •Pape Middleport 1 Mr and M" Bob'Joe Wolle ' ~omeroy. ' N . NEEYM •"" 1•· ~••• "--'!'' and th o aecret 11an l ts, Peggy Cass ·wor·e a Per- I'me · J ac k DougIao, wor!d' s Mrs. Elva . Dalley,' Shvenvllle: . ' • and fanuly, · . Racine . "T Mr. and Mrt. lllr1 . . orma1 Route. Paul was weil.gardezed ·.. The se- sian tent-like djeilaba, Jack best writing lunatic..wore what and Mae Wolle who Jives with 1 E Brooks . of near Tup"*rs Lehe"( and son cleaned t h,e -M ........ • fo 1 paar 's d'aughter he sa1 'd was h'IS "on1y su1·t," ·them. ' · ~~'C~ was a " a.,~ ...e, JD nna1 and Mlram !' Plains· Danny Hanes called""on , well lor Mrs. Lou1se Van Metel~ •DH dinner dance" , In the Mills' Randy,\now a Rdclifle student, l•nd his customary grim aspect Mr. and Mrs. Harley Keyes ; Mr. a~d Mrs. Maywood Jolin-: and daughter. _ .,.,.. _ HOW'rH!6L~ Manhattan toWnhouse, then sported a stylish red caftan cloakmg masterly moeking wit and son, Muriel. of Palaskala. , ston. ·. i -May JoMsltl '\j 'i ,...UCT/~I!IE! which nothln~ mw:h more and the Unlest, perkiest, prettl- TV's gabby VIrginia Graham, called to see them in the after· ' pre Danny Haln•• who has • .· , ..1 .A k ..A ,...150 H • chic )s possible these status- oot noBe oince Toby Wing's one of the world's best over- noon !been stationed In To.as and . Born on thiS day In 17ll7 w», Dod y Goodman were a 'm ' i n• d · f u II Morton · . .1s at ! SwediSh · botaruat Carl vo1 ~~"led days In 1!1how .... UUD,ness. r res sed women, came U1 Clonch Tommy Dol-l· serviQ.~ in the. Marmes . ' COOTLE Now arranr• the clrclod lottero About !dO of Jack Paar's length dress about a half...lze ladies · luncheon uniform er of Sbade, and' Mr. and Mrs.~ holhe with his wif• and mother.; !Jnne. . ~· '\j to form theaurpriH llll""'· u ,friends and. associates, m and tdo tight and ll pro"?"at1ve l Peggy Cass serenaded P ,• a r Eugene Long. C<llumbus visit- ~ Mrs .Anna Halne!. He will he ~:A::=-=~~;;:~·;:;;;-~·~u(ltllodbyth·abo~eclrioon. 1 outofshowbuSibesswerethere, Wiggle for the edification of w1th a rouple of lmes to 'You , ed Mrs. Monai«Jng. sent to Iceland In June. " .. " r ' I"~' X'f"'~.F""'f""q" ranging"'":! Sen. Bo~by Ken- gltl-leerers .. Florence Hen· Made Me ~at I .Am ;ooay, Mr. and Mrs. Law.rence Bush ! Mr. Dillon Taylor remains •·: ChtWIII ElicltiCf . b. 4 ,A ·~ nedy to publish~. Jack Howard, dorson. had a brand n~w ~lg- '. Hope You re Sallsf1ed, I and and daughter. Connie, of Racine ' hout the same at his home ! lncreaMd' up ttl&% (Ail••flrttoaMrrow) from .Merv Gnffm to Da_vid gy, haircut f<>;, her tmmme~~ smcetely meant them . B~t- Route and Mr. Roy Bush,local, 1 Mr. Ray Ours went to Pen11- i Cllnlcatuat.pronJouoatl.1.lO.,. •a•u•• ITIUP INJICT , •• ,.... Sussl::mg, from Met bar1tone star rele of Nelly Forbush ty Johnson, a Paar ~how regu.l VISJted Rev and Mrs J 0 hn, .vJvania to !eek employment ehew betwr- me.h dlntuna aver1_,. 11......,., ,....,.. 1 · h ] d I ' · 1 "'J tie up to JS% 1q0111 el!feotln- 1! YOU Y•lerll•f• · ar m t e 0 d ays, spoke, at Busch, Rev. and Mrs. Busch 1 Mrs. Neva Bailey and daugh- sprinkle a U"l.l PABTBTB 0~ your ~ ~ ·~~of liam Lawson and Mike. length 3Rd several other shert j called on Mr. and Mrs Earnest I ters of Racint visited her mQth-, f~~t!~.J':.S= :.,~~&IC:•/~1: l ,..... ..,._INUIT . Mr. and Mrs. Manford Smith speeches were made as Paar Johnson Racl'ne Rnute Mrs Sylvia Carpenter. I t.o<th morellm>IJ .. - ",'',..mo,ro La ness ter vI81 ted the.ll' son ermg · ed at each mentmn · of th'IS Pearl ' Hawthorne Mr· ' · Mra. Cecil R 0 !II t .. Jloeln't """'""""~ ..,' od,or. •· and 1 Mr and .our.· No'""""'· Cbec~ ct.enture and daughter-in:law, Mr. and 50th birthday. Bobby and Ethel Mrs. William Ables 'and ~hildren i berry and family visited Mr ' =.~ "';~u~' •.':,'.,':";';:,~~i.:' Mrs. Lewis Smtth and Nancy, Kennedy were there in evenmg l called on Mr. and Mrs. Dllloll and Mrs. 'I1loma, Pomeroy, : OttP.A11'DTHatall4r'UIODUD.t4ra. on Sunday afternoon. clothes on the way to a formal ----- .. ·--------: Members of the Mt. Union banquet; Bob Merrill had a 'l Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mo.>rel church conducted services for shghtly camounaged d ,i n ner and children, Canton, spent residents of the Kimes ·C<Inval- suit with black how tie in pockweekend here with their escent Center iA Athens on Sun- et by which he sw1tched to forents, Mr. and Mrs. T 8 y l 0 day afternoon. mality fer another bla~k .. tle 1 Moore and Mrs. Ruth Stalrke••.l Special ~owers were pre10nl-[ dinner I at • r . . Alexander , ed lo the oldest mother pres· Kmg's preUy young wi~ow won i YOUTH ASKED Jl'OR IT! You can't hide your folks' Mr. and Mro. Errol Pic>kettlent, Mrs. Carl Cox, the young- the evemng's pme for ladylike ' Thi1 rolurnn is for 10parat1on forever, honey. Talk and Rlckil, Dayton, spent a est mother, and the mothers quiet in thiS exuberant showbiz \' pie, their pl'Obloma and plea .. lit over· with your mother, and weekend with their with the most children (there crowd and Dav1d Susskmd. of ' ores, their troubles fun. I hope you'll learn !rom her Mrs. Laura Krebs and Mrs was a Lie between Mrs. Lee all unlikely candidates for ; As wllb the rest of Helen Help you must face what you len Holland, and other Wood and Mrs. James Hays) shrinking violet honors, seem- : US!, II welcomell laUgha change, Possibly she and here. when the Mt. Union Church met ed unreasonably mute, atm..t i won't clodp 1 oerioUI question lather may learn from Donnie Cheadle, Walter on Mother's Day for their regu· as if cowed. 1 witb 1 brush-of!. tllat t h e s• dan and Mike Lawson tar Sunday School services. ' A I 1 Send your teen-ate quesllons change, and face me to- a 4-H Junior Leader session potted plant was pre,.nted to ' to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, getber again. I hope so. -H. Pomeroy recenlly. Their every other mother present I eare ol HeleD Help US! lilts toured the General which numbered 40 with a total ! newspap«. C<lmpany facilities and attendance of over 100 In other SUBSIDIZED ROMANCE election of officers. special services, Pamra Sher Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burke een, baby danghter of Larry ' I - a trea1m1an fit are announcing the birth of a and Joy Clark, was dedicated and eome from 1 middle daughter, Melissa Dawn. at the and christened. comt family. My Sheltering Arms Hospital, Ath- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye have l well off. ens. GrandPf"ents are M r s. received word of the marriage parent. aro Wblll wt go OUI we dOn't Hazel Burke and Mr. and !\Irs. of their granddaughter. Beverit up, as college takes most of R. A. Whitllng!on, local. Great ly Dye. daughter of Mr. and my eointl, Wt uually go to 1 Maurice Loll. Helen S. Loti grandparents are Mr. Orville Mrs. Pale Oye, Jr .. El Cerrito, movie cr 1 danct, and when to Don C. Weese, 1.116 acre. Whittington, Baltimore, Oilio. Calif., on April 8, to Donald I'm lhort * b , the 1 u B- Sutton. . . and Mrs. Neva Ator. Albany. Melin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. gesls we sit , Guido J. Glrolami, V1d1a Relatives here have received J. Mellu Rl<hmond. Calif. The Fo~year now, h or Girolaml to Howard B a k • r word of the birth of a son, Rog- young couple are now at home father been lrylni to give Saunders, lois, Pomeroy. er Clayton, horn to Mr. and at 272-l 0 Harte Road, San Pabme y to her out, but W. ·H. Lowman, Dorothy Mrs. Rnger C. Greer, at Io. Calif. I alwaya • The past cou- Lowman to United States, Ease· ville, S. C., on April 19. , Chester Baumgardner. Mike p1e of weekend~ It wu either mont Deed, Olive. parents are Mrs. Hazel and T1m; Coshocton, VISited Mr. Cla,.nce Ho1klna take tile money or slay Mae Dorst, F. N. Dorst to and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. Dale Dye over are. Salam, h1~. llesldes, he manages to 111 United Slates, Easement Deed, Greer. all of this area. cent weekend. my ·tank wltll gu whenever Oijve. . . mother is the former C a r o I Rev. and M,.. Howard Rein $1,000 WiNNERS can. Paul Midkdf, Bettylt_.JNe an Ann Burke an4 this io the · of Michigan were guests of her •PB: :~~:·,..-::t;~~~~ I don't like tile Idea of him !tlidklfl, Warner Midkl : ancy child lor the young couple. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm [ IIEW """"'''!' "S.fei)'·Untt'' Ho~ Ail llllbB!dlzlllg ID)' l'OIIIIIICe, and Midkiff, Jane Midkiff Can~, Mr. and . Mrs. Robert Chase. . i l•111es Better ~ rather aut cornera on formerly Jane Midklfl, Wil- accompanied Mr. and M r' Mr. and Mrs. Max Crahtree l IIIEW Wicltr ·-.~,.. Trell-letttr . . budget. bul when I'm fiat lard Lee Canter, Sally Mlcildff Dave Raynard and sons, R u and granddaughter, Valerie Vin- COntrOl •• , Mort Tflct•on! MEW l' P6wersJn" Rllbb•r"""!m TOI Up II bnlkt, there'& nowhart to eut. Shinn, formerly Sally Midkiff, land, to Ironton a recent week- son. Hazel Park, Mich., were 331/:J\ More Mllut I'm working my way t!lroulb Rnbert Elwood Shmn, Garnet end and visited with Rev. and Mother's Day weekend guests co11egt. Withem, Harold V. With"", Mrs. Merlin Teets and Brenda. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'm more tban fond o1 Muine Dixon. Harold D~n. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Crab- Edgar Crabtree. glrlfrtl!nd, m1 1hlnk her fam11y Vltgene Whitlatch, James L. tree and Mrs. Murl Galaway Mrs. William Lawson, Glen Leonard E. Simon, Jr, Otha Bllllngslty Donifd E. Martin is great. Probably another rea· Whitlatch: <_>rv•lle Midkiff, AI· were Mother's Day d i n n e r and Cheryl, spent .from Fr~day Glasgow, Ky •., Ntw Castle, Pa. Portsmouth, o. 1011 1 feel bid about this sltua· rna Jo Midluff to Umted States, gueSIS of "!J', agd Mrs. Ken- night until sunday m Charleston • tlon. Should i'r Easement Deed, Olive. neth Crabtree in McArthur. visiting her parenls, Mr. and 1 6.so.r.l Block Tubol.., Nylon BOYFRIEND L. P. Summerfield to Henry rnong those calling on Mrs. Bert Withrow and other Dear B.F.1 E. Bahr, Eileen Bahr, parcels. Murl Gal away recently we r relatives and friends there. NEW .. ::.\~~c:;~. c;~~~:llftVICI The Idea II line, hut the Orange, Chester. Mr. and Mrs . Eddie The Busy Bee Society of the • ""~ oy••••r•• ecuu011 is poor. I •an ·Francis Andrew. Nellie And- Tommy and Bryan, Baptist Church met stand why you balk at rew to Robert G. Elk. Mary and Wilbur Dalley. local. wilh Mrs. Reed Jeffers recentFp.EE money from 10ur B. Elk, 'Ia acre, Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Jack ly. Vivian Gaston gave the deMOUNTING father, btl! tbere'a no Minor Melvin McAllister, Columbus, spent a Sunday votions. Those present w ere why coDtct lludelltl ean't Stella Mae McAllister to IJoyd Mi-. and Mrs. Robert Mattox. Emma Whittington, Fred a . £4!w1rd Madeja date IJI!lllllll. And I'm G. Monroe, Carrie Monroe, 31· Members and guests of smtth. Ida Cheadle, Mae JorBlasdell, N.Y. ", you'd qne, II her lniU .'II acre3, Selplo. ·, 'Alexander Chapter of Future dan, Keziah Dye, Vivian Gasn't wealtlller tban ,...rt. Knock Eurene C. Johnston, Wanda· Farmers of America attended ton and Bonnie Cheadle. Guests off the rtm'H IDOilblsbnels B. Johnston lo Thomao E. AD!· a banquet and special awards were Mrs. Lynn McWhorter and WINNERS Upt TO $100 tel H be "ber treat" ey, Mary E. Arney, IUS acres, program at Albany school re- Mrs. J. W. Burke and baby ' ally - but NOl' quilt 10 Saletn. cently. Thoa~ present fro daughter. There was a baby , Wtlttr ToUt~. Sr. P1tt7 W1llit11 S.ndrt S. MtCtrty 11:. t Ltc•t~~en Ottotllf' CltiMI!It llu.rltlf, 1'f V• PlntCron. WYa. Soul~ hint 0. QtRII)illtl', 1'1. Y. (rttton. lly. ous!J from ber weJI.jntentlonnd Marraret P. Brown, Atty. In this viclnltyr were lllr. and shower for the Burke baby PH. 992-2848 Jlmta C. Slntnl Jtmll H McCIIIft 01Vid W Hu .. M t l Till IIIII M11tftlhtl IR'nil Let WtMi Athlud, It,. Hunlinattn.' W. VI. Jtdtol'l, 0. Slllt19WII, 0. '· l,trft'illt. 0. thoullt IICIIItlwbat ~ fact, Marsaret Br<nyn, Wall· Re~ Cheadle and Donnie, and a surprise birthday shower iMaln St. Pomaroy Jo1n Sltrlin Tlntlt~ (: lltJts Chtllll H. Oobbl thorpl trtd~ OIMI MlldMIM erl - H. er Brown, Wanda M~lh. and Mrs. Jack Lowther lor Ida Cheadle. Amnwillt, 0 M1ddltlboro, K~. MottHnlllt. W Vt. LtNnon Jet, II,. CIWOIII, Ky Wtblltl/lultJ Jlm.S [ flo lift Mrs Jut Voyltl hrtllt l«kttt C1l'tln HI"" P. !. Yoa mlaill retta'n t b Paul Meredith, Chlrlel Pickens Douglas, Bruce Markins, DeiiDir=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; D4trfltl , 0 Brookhilll, 1\y. Owtnsbtro, ky • r lim, W. Y1. ll«k. W. Y1 favor with odd lobi Pit Pickens, Naotnl Pldteils. and David Wooten, Bobby , J011ph (: Rtutma~ l Hldt G II. CunnllljiiiM l~b Cablt let hekttt . hll Cltr, t~\1. Pltlab•rJh, P1. Ln1naton. KJ. rllstor~sllurf, K,. htt M;Oo ..... --. her me, at 1011 have time, George Pickens. Jr., Kathy D. man, Dana Bailey, !\Irs. Clyde Wllllltn P llrtt Non1 Dlnltl l•ul•h Wmhm fflnli MlllfiiVt li1r.Jcl Allin ' ' ToniWiftlll, ~ . '1. Ptlnttvlllt, K)'. Hop~ lnlvllll lly, fl~lley, 0 Piknlttt, 1\J, Dear Helea: · Pickens to Monongabel,a Power ,Slone, Clyde and , Darrel, 1\!r. ' Ptlmt11WDQ411rd Nerfl\ln Htmblln Tim W. J1tobl §llz•btU Ltt D11rwtrll '-. ~ 1 am 11 llld wll! be wotkfnll Co., Right of Way, Olive. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and St Paul, lly, Loultvillt, Ky. J1ckeon. 0. [um11011, Ky AblldH-. 0. ltob11l G Wrl1ltl John W Oltl~ Sr. W•n Wltltltw l1ry Do111IH ifJI11ct ''Mil Ltwll In a cafe l(8ln lhla summer. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. wn. ~~·hlfiiJ\'IIIt, Ky. Mortllud, ky Gtor&t!Own. li:y. M1110111111. W. Vt. Mqn1N1, Kr. IItty Mc0on1ld Donlld Ra, JCHIH Edwlnl M.Cumll'llrlt I !. Jah~IID~ Gtlf " loltt How do you lleld p. ,.. UT : ILiml, 0. Morthlld. lly ltJift&IOI\, Ky Wntlllld, Ind. LOIIII¥1111, KJ some lfrlllead men oa. to ret 0 Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knolls and , hhn II Stnith ao.nt~ J 8uwtr Thllm• Ptlltfllot Donald N. Kj"l · Hatohtl, Htclt:tl Auburn, 1'1. V. Orltllll, IM Ellwood tiiJ, P1 Woosttr , I . Sl1,0. n a bl( tip, then talk terrible a• • lllr. Guy Sargent were WedJolin MtCutll 8trn1d1na lrtndtl hu l LH liilll•clt Tllo1r111 Mury ' Dtlp~t Mo111 '. Unlanto~m. Kr. JtlftriOII\'II!t, Incl. E!lwoocl Ctt), Pt. . Cr~bO•ehtrd."W.~L thtSIPtth. 0. hoot them. I feel sorry for these nesday evening visitors of. Mr. l Jerry [Mfbr~l Jllrlll DH PlaHtl Thllllll Ch1p111ar1 AftU.. l11nn hl'lltiiiC Contlt guys lor they must be awfully and Mrs. Eugene Hanins and l11vtr Flit~ f>l lllllnlloll, Ky Mtndtl~. 0. '· Lnflleton ky Gtnrd o. ione,ome or suffering from old· bad em and ict .crdm In hon-·11 Car1ta. C.'llnt Ttrr! D Htltat (htrltt J Gh111t. Ooclel' f . llnlll ltdllrlf c Ctrl, lf, Unl111lawn, «y. Mt. lib, 0. Mllt•nlawn, W. Vt. Cntci-nttl, 0 lul~flcl- . Ky man menopa1111e. But they also Mr. and Mrs. w·. Boyce of .or oi Rhonda's birthday, Alltn H. Hffll Jttn Wtt~t t~rlltnmltrt D I hmptdlllf' t<l•tul T. lilt C.lvttt C•tY, ll:y MurriJ, Ky. lfiiiiiOII, 0, ftllcitr, 0. LIM Millan, 0. make me sick wben they plnt:li Columbus and Mr. .and. Mn. i.'!t. IJid Mrs. 'Fred btl M. .tolluon l'llllll!p E. Morpn (hoiJJ V, l'ltll Rtllf Me lot Htfftf A. Stoll me and whisper not so n I e e Venoy, Toni and Mark, man were Sun~ay t. Olivet, llr Mcirjlntown, W. Vt. "N~tl1mshra. KJ. Ftlrwltw W. Vt. hrhlnotlll. o. I \llpptfllltn S"'•m•n D. 0.1111111 hbut S. l"nct Ftyne Ttnlltrlt ll•r_Pakt ~titt. Giltlif, th'ngs Their br•atlt lsll'l lod were weeltend vlll!lors of Mr. !tors of her 0 Huntlnllon W, ¥1. \lllftltln, ~,. hllllfto. W, Yt. ltltliJtfl', N, Y, ,;eel. either. Lots of times their lind Mrs. Howa(d Russell. Mrs. Ea.rl, ,c.S'jttnctr, C. M•""'' Jrettltllitbn A'ltllu• ~~ Clrd• ,,.q,., Gorltn Ctc1ft, St. • W. Vt. N. Tonawtndt, N.Y. Prntllitbttr& Ky. ftl,.ll'll', W. Vt. Dt~ttr. N.Y. 111r1.. 1......,. I wives look at me as if I were Mr. and Mrs. Glly Ru88ell and I M;s. J. 1111111 W.Wilson hrl J. Mllllk Morrlt htk P'ttll ;,~n J•llt McCitlf" LIJitP, ~~~~ ~ 'I Ehr•bt~Mo•n. Kr. loulnillt, Ky. El~ouelo, Ill. Mineo. w Yt. '''ft"ritlt. Ky. C.ntoil, 6:-"'·,....... to blame. Terry Lynn <If Pomeroy 'nd Mr . . and John, were D~rl..n L 811rltt -~~~It $to~1 ~. D. WII ltOrmlft AniOR =ret lytrt Vt'- Q . . Don't tell me to take Dale Russell and famUy. were of Mr. ~!!~d Mfs, I Meriott, o. PorUmouth, o. $vt~"'· Kr lronttl, o. lilt, !'f. Piltrinl, lJ, J. H. Bltnlllnlhl" MtllntldlcoH ]ll'lillt P'. lmltfl KIWI Dtt ~ .Chlltr...... ...C .,..... · f• nt job as I need the Sunday visitors of Mr. and !\Irs. son. ' Mltajllllfl. 0. l"l!nlnlllt, KJ . MH~tld, 0. Ma~M1tf. llf, S"""', fi.-YT.r • 'ti••••llt!IW. ,., Don•ld A. WllllfH Ura S. II. Ql.... !lilY HtUrtti!MI' Mmft Jmtt Ylltltll Wbllttt.r ~ •• fo;e school and Ibis pays Linc91n RuSJtll. Mrs. Howard Thom.a Owt,~, 11.,. South 'oint, 0. l'llltt!Mt. 0. C.Mie, RJ, llrftt!d, 0. •fi¢"" ,, V., _ WONDERING. M{,'·and Mrs. Franklin Hy· rlcia were, ' Dear Won: sell of _, A!iddleport were Mr. · Mrs. Devei<IP a· deal ·eart 1~ vlodOrs of his , Mr. WINN.JIIt8 Ofl WOIItL_D 'l!nl smile - lind. Mra: ~iJico\11' ., . ' I .\ Knotts ....... !\). v0ur back 1m tlit• and bove all, don't ·IIlll 1 .· ,,~ .Old T..nwn , , .~ . ,,, !.' . "" . 'ifTf>·' ·r~,,~~"'r." n ~tlrMm~~&J-'.IJ..J,.- Of '67 Junior~Senior Prom .~ .... ............""" .... .... ........ .... ....,... .... ........ ....'"'.... ......... "" .... ......., '"" ........ ""'"'' .... ..... j Fla•" · ·· 'P Tavlor. Mr,.lnd,M_rs., Ern,stJo~nS<¥1. Society l I ITOO lOOT lllued for the tDEB r I ~ I I II = 'l V hII l,.,.,-..... I fii•LSE TEETH I I I ]- ( Carpenter SOCl•aJ NeWS :......_ B•,. .... ., ' j• ,' I., ... HELEN HELP US! It pays to play ASHLAND U.S. KEDS nME And SPRING TIMI GO TOGETHER I FOR ALL THE FAMILY Circuit Co~ $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX I Meigs BASEBALL PropertY TransferS Middleport $5,000 ·.WINNERS RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland , I ·~ FOUR ELEC tfiiC-LAWN LANTERN H1 •• OS TO CHOOSE FROM •od AND STILL ONLY1 $1.95 A MONTH Post and lantern completely installed: Fully automatic (goes ON at dusk--' OFF at dawn) Weatherproof electric convenience outlet (for motorized grills, electric tools and lawn mowers, ·Christmas lights, etc.) Four light bulbs included. $1.95 per month for 36 months. Includes installation up to 30 feet. An automatic electric post lantern adds elegance and utility for all outdoor lighting uses. And, it's economical ••• doesn't burn ·needlessly during the day. Less than I ¥2¢ a night to operate. Fill in the coupon below or call your nearest Electric Company office. , the ELECTRIC c9o • MOORE'S IN POMEROY ' \ \Traditlonal' 1. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY HAVE w·Hpen ·' Soci·efy N(j'tes ,. / " HAVE SAMPLES FOR SHOW , " Iorio. ,. .sv,.r li,'(} '; r., _... '" ~'. ( ., r •ljf• \ r•reH~ I ' Jt§~~!i~~r 1\II!I'''C!f my ' aMtd•Uke to \ '~ l4lill .1,8 ' For cibr . . ' Ham•----------~~----~----------~------~~--- ·~-~,,~;,R~;~-:-~1 ~!" Order Your, ' rrr ' tY .,_ . lRiii<s LOTS •. . CHAt~c.- TO WIN I . l l ' I ' �I ' •• '' I I ' ' ' 18i7 -- -- '' '' '. .. ' .I I t' I • ' i • if Jlli d ·"e 0(1. O Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 23, I967-7 Nita Wata~il Urown~ t ! l!ld Mr. and llfrt. Dale :Hill. ,Letan, Mrs .. ~y . ~~ · · •"-" ; ~ · :· ' . , ~ Racine liOul!, Mr. Opal Nutter , ry and Totnmt viSited Mr•. ·At . ' . •' of Tupper! Ploins called Qll Mr. 1na liiH, AJIIII• G~~- ., NEW YORK - The tnvlta-. Rnbert Merrlll to pop singer in. the major N. Y. revival of Not~ and Mrs. Homer"lrenhow~r. I Mr. and l!fn. ~am.., Middle UnaeraiMiothlldourJiamblet, ent Iotter to oach aquue, to Uon r ead "In honor ofl Jaek Haskell, plus the besuti· "South Pacific" lhts summer Mr. •1111 !\Irs. Homer I~- : swart and :f~ll1lly of Portlan~ form lour oro!lnar1 words. the 58th Birthday of Jack lui Florence Hender!!On:" the !if summer ever gets here - .. -~-- - hower_viSlted Mr IIJd Mrs. LQO·t Route ll1il M1111 8y1VJI Brewer Paar," and was, signed "Ted! crusty and cheerlui·Peggy Ca.,, Spring hasn't hurried to town Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson . Is Sm1)h and fanuly and J!!r.' local, c•lled on Mr. and ~ . ,..... '!llo _ _ YANER W..O.IJ... -"'1" and Genevieve Mills," Gene- Hugh Downs oa a tare night so far ) . Jack Douglas came had as'•tilnner guests 8 recent 1and Mrs. Clarence Hayma~ of . Ctcll Ro•~~rry. vieve being t~e endearing lit· away !tom his early., to • bed to town with wife Reiko, the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i Pomeroy Route and Mr. and , Mrs. C.ec11 !l""be'!J'. ~ r • tie French chatterbox J a c k "Today" TV show rmlilne. Japanese songstre!!S; Reiko In Autherman. Lowell, Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Jeffers and lanuly, Eclro Buah,. lnd Mrl. Olil!~l'<! Pur disct>:ernd for TV . . The informality of the ~arty a white lace dress at mod.i•h- Mrs. Jerry Dailey, Ne.wark, Mr. l Syracuse. I Roush visited M!',J. O!He Y91!fi Genevieve also scrawled, "Garwa• ·emphasized l>Y gals In mod length and peekabeo waist: and Mrs Jim •Pape Middleport 1 Mr and M" Bob'Joe Wolle ' ~omeroy. ' N . NEEYM •"" 1•· ~••• "--'!'' and th o aecret 11an l ts, Peggy Cass ·wor·e a Per- I'me · J ac k DougIao, wor!d' s Mrs. Elva . Dalley,' Shvenvllle: . ' • and fanuly, · . Racine . "T Mr. and Mrt. lllr1 . . orma1 Route. Paul was weil.gardezed ·.. The se- sian tent-like djeilaba, Jack best writing lunatic..wore what and Mae Wolle who Jives with 1 E Brooks . of near Tup"*rs Lehe"( and son cleaned t h,e -M ........ • fo 1 paar 's d'aughter he sa1 'd was h'IS "on1y su1·t," ·them. ' · ~~'C~ was a " a.,~ ...e, JD nna1 and Mlram !' Plains· Danny Hanes called""on , well lor Mrs. Lou1se Van Metel~ •DH dinner dance" , In the Mills' Randy,\now a Rdclifle student, l•nd his customary grim aspect Mr. and Mrs. Harley Keyes ; Mr. a~d Mrs. Maywood Jolin-: and daughter. _ .,.,.. _ HOW'rH!6L~ Manhattan toWnhouse, then sported a stylish red caftan cloakmg masterly moeking wit and son, Muriel. of Palaskala. , ston. ·. i -May JoMsltl '\j 'i ,...UCT/~I!IE! which nothln~ mw:h more and the Unlest, perkiest, prettl- TV's gabby VIrginia Graham, called to see them in the after· ' pre Danny Haln•• who has • .· , ..1 .A k ..A ,...150 H • chic )s possible these status- oot noBe oince Toby Wing's one of the world's best over- noon !been stationed In To.as and . Born on thiS day In 17ll7 w», Dod y Goodman were a 'm ' i n• d · f u II Morton · . .1s at ! SwediSh · botaruat Carl vo1 ~~"led days In 1!1how .... UUD,ness. r res sed women, came U1 Clonch Tommy Dol-l· serviQ.~ in the. Marmes . ' COOTLE Now arranr• the clrclod lottero About !dO of Jack Paar's length dress about a half...lze ladies · luncheon uniform er of Sbade, and' Mr. and Mrs.~ holhe with his wif• and mother.; !Jnne. . ~· '\j to form theaurpriH llll""'· u ,friends and. associates, m and tdo tight and ll pro"?"at1ve l Peggy Cass serenaded P ,• a r Eugene Long. C<llumbus visit- ~ Mrs .Anna Halne!. He will he ~:A::=-=~~;;:~·;:;;;-~·~u(ltllodbyth·abo~eclrioon. 1 outofshowbuSibesswerethere, Wiggle for the edification of w1th a rouple of lmes to 'You , ed Mrs. Monai«Jng. sent to Iceland In June. " .. " r ' I"~' X'f"'~.F""'f""q" ranging"'":! Sen. Bo~by Ken- gltl-leerers .. Florence Hen· Made Me ~at I .Am ;ooay, Mr. and Mrs. Law.rence Bush ! Mr. Dillon Taylor remains •·: ChtWIII ElicltiCf . b. 4 ,A ·~ nedy to publish~. Jack Howard, dorson. had a brand n~w ~lg- '. Hope You re Sallsf1ed, I and and daughter. Connie, of Racine ' hout the same at his home ! lncreaMd' up ttl&% (Ail••flrttoaMrrow) from .Merv Gnffm to Da_vid gy, haircut f<>;, her tmmme~~ smcetely meant them . B~t- Route and Mr. Roy Bush,local, 1 Mr. Ray Ours went to Pen11- i Cllnlcatuat.pronJouoatl.1.lO.,. •a•u•• ITIUP INJICT , •• ,.... Sussl::mg, from Met bar1tone star rele of Nelly Forbush ty Johnson, a Paar ~how regu.l VISJted Rev and Mrs J 0 hn, .vJvania to !eek employment ehew betwr- me.h dlntuna aver1_,. 11......,., ,....,.. 1 · h ] d I ' · 1 "'J tie up to JS% 1q0111 el!feotln- 1! YOU Y•lerll•f• · ar m t e 0 d ays, spoke, at Busch, Rev. and Mrs. Busch 1 Mrs. Neva Bailey and daugh- sprinkle a U"l.l PABTBTB 0~ your ~ ~ ·~~of liam Lawson and Mike. length 3Rd several other shert j called on Mr. and Mrs Earnest I ters of Racint visited her mQth-, f~~t!~.J':.S= :.,~~&IC:•/~1: l ,..... ..,._INUIT . Mr. and Mrs. Manford Smith speeches were made as Paar Johnson Racl'ne Rnute Mrs Sylvia Carpenter. I t.o<th morellm>IJ .. - ",'',..mo,ro La ness ter vI81 ted the.ll' son ermg · ed at each mentmn · of th'IS Pearl ' Hawthorne Mr· ' · Mra. Cecil R 0 !II t .. Jloeln't """'""""~ ..,' od,or. •· and 1 Mr and .our.· No'""""'· Cbec~ ct.enture and daughter-in:law, Mr. and 50th birthday. Bobby and Ethel Mrs. William Ables 'and ~hildren i berry and family visited Mr ' =.~ "';~u~' •.':,'.,':";';:,~~i.:' Mrs. Lewis Smtth and Nancy, Kennedy were there in evenmg l called on Mr. and Mrs. Dllloll and Mrs. 'I1loma, Pomeroy, : OttP.A11'DTHatall4r'UIODUD.t4ra. on Sunday afternoon. clothes on the way to a formal ----- .. ·--------: Members of the Mt. Union banquet; Bob Merrill had a 'l Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mo.>rel church conducted services for shghtly camounaged d ,i n ner and children, Canton, spent residents of the Kimes ·C<Inval- suit with black how tie in pockweekend here with their escent Center iA Athens on Sun- et by which he sw1tched to forents, Mr. and Mrs. T 8 y l 0 day afternoon. mality fer another bla~k .. tle 1 Moore and Mrs. Ruth Stalrke••.l Special ~owers were pre10nl-[ dinner I at • r . . Alexander , ed lo the oldest mother pres· Kmg's preUy young wi~ow won i YOUTH ASKED Jl'OR IT! You can't hide your folks' Mr. and Mro. Errol Pic>kettlent, Mrs. Carl Cox, the young- the evemng's pme for ladylike ' Thi1 rolurnn is for 10parat1on forever, honey. Talk and Rlckil, Dayton, spent a est mother, and the mothers quiet in thiS exuberant showbiz \' pie, their pl'Obloma and plea .. lit over· with your mother, and weekend with their with the most children (there crowd and Dav1d Susskmd. of ' ores, their troubles fun. I hope you'll learn !rom her Mrs. Laura Krebs and Mrs was a Lie between Mrs. Lee all unlikely candidates for ; As wllb the rest of Helen Help you must face what you len Holland, and other Wood and Mrs. James Hays) shrinking violet honors, seem- : US!, II welcomell laUgha change, Possibly she and here. when the Mt. Union Church met ed unreasonably mute, atm..t i won't clodp 1 oerioUI question lather may learn from Donnie Cheadle, Walter on Mother's Day for their regu· as if cowed. 1 witb 1 brush-of!. tllat t h e s• dan and Mike Lawson tar Sunday School services. ' A I 1 Send your teen-ate quesllons change, and face me to- a 4-H Junior Leader session potted plant was pre,.nted to ' to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, getber again. I hope so. -H. Pomeroy recenlly. Their every other mother present I eare ol HeleD Help US! lilts toured the General which numbered 40 with a total ! newspap«. C<lmpany facilities and attendance of over 100 In other SUBSIDIZED ROMANCE election of officers. special services, Pamra Sher Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burke een, baby danghter of Larry ' I - a trea1m1an fit are announcing the birth of a and Joy Clark, was dedicated and eome from 1 middle daughter, Melissa Dawn. at the and christened. comt family. My Sheltering Arms Hospital, Ath- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye have l well off. ens. GrandPf"ents are M r s. received word of the marriage parent. aro Wblll wt go OUI we dOn't Hazel Burke and Mr. and !\Irs. of their granddaughter. Beverit up, as college takes most of R. A. Whitllng!on, local. Great ly Dye. daughter of Mr. and my eointl, Wt uually go to 1 Maurice Loll. Helen S. Loti grandparents are Mr. Orville Mrs. Pale Oye, Jr .. El Cerrito, movie cr 1 danct, and when to Don C. Weese, 1.116 acre. Whittington, Baltimore, Oilio. Calif., on April 8, to Donald I'm lhort * b , the 1 u B- Sutton. . . and Mrs. Neva Ator. Albany. Melin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. gesls we sit , Guido J. Glrolami, V1d1a Relatives here have received J. Mellu Rl<hmond. Calif. The Fo~year now, h or Girolaml to Howard B a k • r word of the birth of a son, Rog- young couple are now at home father been lrylni to give Saunders, lois, Pomeroy. er Clayton, horn to Mr. and at 272-l 0 Harte Road, San Pabme y to her out, but W. ·H. Lowman, Dorothy Mrs. Rnger C. Greer, at Io. Calif. I alwaya • The past cou- Lowman to United States, Ease· ville, S. C., on April 19. , Chester Baumgardner. Mike p1e of weekend~ It wu either mont Deed, Olive. parents are Mrs. Hazel and T1m; Coshocton, VISited Mr. Cla,.nce Ho1klna take tile money or slay Mae Dorst, F. N. Dorst to and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. Dale Dye over are. Salam, h1~. llesldes, he manages to 111 United Slates, Easement Deed, Greer. all of this area. cent weekend. my ·tank wltll gu whenever Oijve. . . mother is the former C a r o I Rev. and M,.. Howard Rein $1,000 WiNNERS can. Paul Midkdf, Bettylt_.JNe an Ann Burke an4 this io the · of Michigan were guests of her •PB: :~~:·,..-::t;~~~~ I don't like tile Idea of him !tlidklfl, Warner Midkl : ancy child lor the young couple. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm [ IIEW """"'''!' "S.fei)'·Untt'' Ho~ Ail llllbB!dlzlllg ID)' l'OIIIIIICe, and Midkiff, Jane Midkiff Can~, Mr. and . Mrs. Robert Chase. . i l•111es Better ~ rather aut cornera on formerly Jane Midklfl, Wil- accompanied Mr. and M r' Mr. and Mrs. Max Crahtree l IIIEW Wicltr ·-.~,.. Trell-letttr . . budget. bul when I'm fiat lard Lee Canter, Sally Mlcildff Dave Raynard and sons, R u and granddaughter, Valerie Vin- COntrOl •• , Mort Tflct•on! MEW l' P6wersJn" Rllbb•r"""!m TOI Up II bnlkt, there'& nowhart to eut. Shinn, formerly Sally Midkiff, land, to Ironton a recent week- son. Hazel Park, Mich., were 331/:J\ More Mllut I'm working my way t!lroulb Rnbert Elwood Shmn, Garnet end and visited with Rev. and Mother's Day weekend guests co11egt. Withem, Harold V. With"", Mrs. Merlin Teets and Brenda. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'm more tban fond o1 Muine Dixon. Harold D~n. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Crab- Edgar Crabtree. glrlfrtl!nd, m1 1hlnk her fam11y Vltgene Whitlatch, James L. tree and Mrs. Murl Galaway Mrs. William Lawson, Glen Leonard E. Simon, Jr, Otha Bllllngslty Donifd E. Martin is great. Probably another rea· Whitlatch: <_>rv•lle Midkiff, AI· were Mother's Day d i n n e r and Cheryl, spent .from Fr~day Glasgow, Ky •., Ntw Castle, Pa. Portsmouth, o. 1011 1 feel bid about this sltua· rna Jo Midluff to Umted States, gueSIS of "!J', agd Mrs. Ken- night until sunday m Charleston • tlon. Should i'r Easement Deed, Olive. neth Crabtree in McArthur. visiting her parenls, Mr. and 1 6.so.r.l Block Tubol.., Nylon BOYFRIEND L. P. Summerfield to Henry rnong those calling on Mrs. Bert Withrow and other Dear B.F.1 E. Bahr, Eileen Bahr, parcels. Murl Gal away recently we r relatives and friends there. NEW .. ::.\~~c:;~. c;~~~:llftVICI The Idea II line, hut the Orange, Chester. Mr. and Mrs . Eddie The Busy Bee Society of the • ""~ oy••••r•• ecuu011 is poor. I •an ·Francis Andrew. Nellie And- Tommy and Bryan, Baptist Church met stand why you balk at rew to Robert G. Elk. Mary and Wilbur Dalley. local. wilh Mrs. Reed Jeffers recentFp.EE money from 10ur B. Elk, 'Ia acre, Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Jack ly. Vivian Gaston gave the deMOUNTING father, btl! tbere'a no Minor Melvin McAllister, Columbus, spent a Sunday votions. Those present w ere why coDtct lludelltl ean't Stella Mae McAllister to IJoyd Mi-. and Mrs. Robert Mattox. Emma Whittington, Fred a . £4!w1rd Madeja date IJI!lllllll. And I'm G. Monroe, Carrie Monroe, 31· Members and guests of smtth. Ida Cheadle, Mae JorBlasdell, N.Y. ", you'd qne, II her lniU .'II acre3, Selplo. ·, 'Alexander Chapter of Future dan, Keziah Dye, Vivian Gasn't wealtlller tban ,...rt. Knock Eurene C. Johnston, Wanda· Farmers of America attended ton and Bonnie Cheadle. Guests off the rtm'H IDOilblsbnels B. Johnston lo Thomao E. AD!· a banquet and special awards were Mrs. Lynn McWhorter and WINNERS Upt TO $100 tel H be "ber treat" ey, Mary E. Arney, IUS acres, program at Albany school re- Mrs. J. W. Burke and baby ' ally - but NOl' quilt 10 Saletn. cently. Thoa~ present fro daughter. There was a baby , Wtlttr ToUt~. Sr. P1tt7 W1llit11 S.ndrt S. MtCtrty 11:. t Ltc•t~~en Ottotllf' CltiMI!It llu.rltlf, 1'f V• PlntCron. WYa. Soul~ hint 0. QtRII)illtl', 1'1. Y. (rttton. lly. ous!J from ber weJI.jntentlonnd Marraret P. Brown, Atty. In this viclnltyr were lllr. and shower for the Burke baby PH. 992-2848 Jlmta C. Slntnl Jtmll H McCIIIft 01Vid W Hu .. M t l Till IIIII M11tftlhtl IR'nil Let WtMi Athlud, It,. Hunlinattn.' W. VI. Jtdtol'l, 0. Slllt19WII, 0. '· l,trft'illt. 0. thoullt IICIIItlwbat ~ fact, Marsaret Br<nyn, Wall· Re~ Cheadle and Donnie, and a surprise birthday shower iMaln St. Pomaroy Jo1n Sltrlin Tlntlt~ (: lltJts Chtllll H. Oobbl thorpl trtd~ OIMI MlldMIM erl - H. er Brown, Wanda M~lh. and Mrs. Jack Lowther lor Ida Cheadle. Amnwillt, 0 M1ddltlboro, K~. MottHnlllt. W Vt. LtNnon Jet, II,. CIWOIII, Ky Wtblltl/lultJ Jlm.S [ flo lift Mrs Jut Voyltl hrtllt l«kttt C1l'tln HI"" P. !. Yoa mlaill retta'n t b Paul Meredith, Chlrlel Pickens Douglas, Bruce Markins, DeiiDir=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; D4trfltl , 0 Brookhilll, 1\y. Owtnsbtro, ky • r lim, W. Y1. ll«k. W. Y1 favor with odd lobi Pit Pickens, Naotnl Pldteils. and David Wooten, Bobby , J011ph (: Rtutma~ l Hldt G II. CunnllljiiiM l~b Cablt let hekttt . hll Cltr, t~\1. Pltlab•rJh, P1. Ln1naton. KJ. rllstor~sllurf, K,. htt M;Oo ..... --. her me, at 1011 have time, George Pickens. Jr., Kathy D. man, Dana Bailey, !\Irs. Clyde Wllllltn P llrtt Non1 Dlnltl l•ul•h Wmhm fflnli MlllfiiVt li1r.Jcl Allin ' ' ToniWiftlll, ~ . '1. Ptlnttvlllt, K)'. Hop~ lnlvllll lly, fl~lley, 0 Piknlttt, 1\J, Dear Helea: · Pickens to Monongabel,a Power ,Slone, Clyde and , Darrel, 1\!r. ' Ptlmt11WDQ411rd Nerfl\ln Htmblln Tim W. J1tobl §llz•btU Ltt D11rwtrll '-. ~ 1 am 11 llld wll! be wotkfnll Co., Right of Way, Olive. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and St Paul, lly, Loultvillt, Ky. J1ckeon. 0. [um11011, Ky AblldH-. 0. ltob11l G Wrl1ltl John W Oltl~ Sr. W•n Wltltltw l1ry Do111IH ifJI11ct ''Mil Ltwll In a cafe l(8ln lhla summer. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. wn. ~~·hlfiiJ\'IIIt, Ky. Mortllud, ky Gtor&t!Own. li:y. M1110111111. W. Vt. Mqn1N1, Kr. IItty Mc0on1ld Donlld Ra, JCHIH Edwlnl M.Cumll'llrlt I !. Jah~IID~ Gtlf " loltt How do you lleld p. ,.. UT : ILiml, 0. Morthlld. lly ltJift&IOI\, Ky Wntlllld, Ind. LOIIII¥1111, KJ some lfrlllead men oa. to ret 0 Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knolls and , hhn II Stnith ao.nt~ J 8uwtr Thllm• Ptlltfllot Donald N. Kj"l · Hatohtl, Htclt:tl Auburn, 1'1. V. Orltllll, IM Ellwood tiiJ, P1 Woosttr , I . Sl1,0. n a bl( tip, then talk terrible a• • lllr. Guy Sargent were WedJolin MtCutll 8trn1d1na lrtndtl hu l LH liilll•clt Tllo1r111 Mury ' Dtlp~t Mo111 '. Unlanto~m. Kr. JtlftriOII\'II!t, Incl. E!lwoocl Ctt), Pt. . Cr~bO•ehtrd."W.~L thtSIPtth. 0. hoot them. I feel sorry for these nesday evening visitors of. Mr. l Jerry [Mfbr~l Jllrlll DH PlaHtl Thllllll Ch1p111ar1 AftU.. l11nn hl'lltiiiC Contlt guys lor they must be awfully and Mrs. Eugene Hanins and l11vtr Flit~ f>l lllllnlloll, Ky Mtndtl~. 0. '· Lnflleton ky Gtnrd o. ione,ome or suffering from old· bad em and ict .crdm In hon-·11 Car1ta. C.'llnt Ttrr! D Htltat (htrltt J Gh111t. Ooclel' f . llnlll ltdllrlf c Ctrl, lf, Unl111lawn, «y. Mt. lib, 0. Mllt•nlawn, W. Vt. Cntci-nttl, 0 lul~flcl- . Ky man menopa1111e. But they also Mr. and Mrs. w·. Boyce of .or oi Rhonda's birthday, Alltn H. Hffll Jttn Wtt~t t~rlltnmltrt D I hmptdlllf' t<l•tul T. lilt C.lvttt C•tY, ll:y MurriJ, Ky. lfiiiiiOII, 0, ftllcitr, 0. LIM Millan, 0. make me sick wben they plnt:li Columbus and Mr. .and. Mn. i.'!t. IJid Mrs. 'Fred btl M. .tolluon l'llllll!p E. Morpn (hoiJJ V, l'ltll Rtllf Me lot Htfftf A. Stoll me and whisper not so n I e e Venoy, Toni and Mark, man were Sun~ay t. Olivet, llr Mcirjlntown, W. Vt. "N~tl1mshra. KJ. Ftlrwltw W. Vt. hrhlnotlll. o. I \llpptfllltn S"'•m•n D. 0.1111111 hbut S. l"nct Ftyne Ttnlltrlt ll•r_Pakt ~titt. Giltlif, th'ngs Their br•atlt lsll'l lod were weeltend vlll!lors of Mr. !tors of her 0 Huntlnllon W, ¥1. \lllftltln, ~,. hllllfto. W, Yt. ltltliJtfl', N, Y, ,;eel. either. Lots of times their lind Mrs. Howa(d Russell. Mrs. Ea.rl, ,c.S'jttnctr, C. M•""'' Jrettltllitbn A'ltllu• ~~ Clrd• ,,.q,., Gorltn Ctc1ft, St. • W. Vt. N. Tonawtndt, N.Y. Prntllitbttr& Ky. ftl,.ll'll', W. Vt. Dt~ttr. N.Y. 111r1.. 1......,. I wives look at me as if I were Mr. and Mrs. Glly Ru88ell and I M;s. J. 1111111 W.Wilson hrl J. Mllllk Morrlt htk P'ttll ;,~n J•llt McCitlf" LIJitP, ~~~~ ~ 'I Ehr•bt~Mo•n. Kr. loulnillt, Ky. El~ouelo, Ill. Mineo. w Yt. '''ft"ritlt. Ky. C.ntoil, 6:-"'·,....... to blame. Terry Lynn <If Pomeroy 'nd Mr . . and John, were D~rl..n L 811rltt -~~~It $to~1 ~. D. WII ltOrmlft AniOR =ret lytrt Vt'- Q . . Don't tell me to take Dale Russell and famUy. were of Mr. ~!!~d Mfs, I Meriott, o. PorUmouth, o. $vt~"'· Kr lronttl, o. lilt, !'f. Piltrinl, lJ, J. H. Bltnlllnlhl" MtllntldlcoH ]ll'lillt P'. lmltfl KIWI Dtt ~ .Chlltr...... ...C .,..... · f• nt job as I need the Sunday visitors of Mr. and !\Irs. son. ' Mltajllllfl. 0. l"l!nlnlllt, KJ . MH~tld, 0. Ma~M1tf. llf, S"""', fi.-YT.r • 'ti••••llt!IW. ,., Don•ld A. WllllfH Ura S. II. Ql.... !lilY HtUrtti!MI' Mmft Jmtt Ylltltll Wbllttt.r ~ •• fo;e school and Ibis pays Linc91n RuSJtll. Mrs. Howard Thom.a Owt,~, 11.,. South 'oint, 0. l'llltt!Mt. 0. C.Mie, RJ, llrftt!d, 0. •fi¢"" ,, V., _ WONDERING. M{,'·and Mrs. Franklin Hy· rlcia were, ' Dear Won: sell of _, A!iddleport were Mr. · Mrs. Devei<IP a· deal ·eart 1~ vlodOrs of his , Mr. WINN.JIIt8 Ofl WOIItL_D 'l!nl smile - lind. Mra: ~iJico\11' ., . ' I .\ Knotts ....... !\). v0ur back 1m tlit• and bove all, don't ·IIlll 1 .· ,,~ .Old T..nwn , , .~ . ,,, !.' . "" . 'ifTf>·' ·r~,,~~"'r." n ~tlrMm~~&J-'.IJ..J,.- Of '67 Junior~Senior Prom .~ .... ............""" .... .... ........ .... ....,... .... ........ ....'"'.... ......... "" .... ......., '"" ........ ""'"'' .... ..... j Fla•" · ·· 'P Tavlor. Mr,.lnd,M_rs., Ern,stJo~nS<¥1. Society l I ITOO lOOT lllued for the tDEB r I ~ I I II = 'l V hII l,.,.,-..... I fii•LSE TEETH I I I ]- ( Carpenter SOCl•aJ NeWS :......_ B•,. .... ., ' j• ,' I., ... HELEN HELP US! It pays to play ASHLAND U.S. KEDS nME And SPRING TIMI GO TOGETHER I FOR ALL THE FAMILY Circuit Co~ $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX I Meigs BASEBALL PropertY TransferS Middleport $5,000 ·.WINNERS RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland , I ·~ FOUR ELEC tfiiC-LAWN LANTERN H1 •• OS TO CHOOSE FROM •od AND STILL ONLY1 $1.95 A MONTH Post and lantern completely installed: Fully automatic (goes ON at dusk--' OFF at dawn) Weatherproof electric convenience outlet (for motorized grills, electric tools and lawn mowers, ·Christmas lights, etc.) Four light bulbs included. $1.95 per month for 36 months. Includes installation up to 30 feet. An automatic electric post lantern adds elegance and utility for all outdoor lighting uses. And, it's economical ••• doesn't burn ·needlessly during the day. Less than I ¥2¢ a night to operate. Fill in the coupon below or call your nearest Electric Company office. , the ELECTRIC c9o • MOORE'S IN POMEROY ' \ \Traditlonal' 1. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY HAVE w·Hpen ·' Soci·efy N(j'tes ,. / " HAVE SAMPLES FOR SHOW , " Iorio. ,. .sv,.r li,'(} '; r., _... '" ~'. ( ., r •ljf• \ r•reH~ I ' Jt§~~!i~~r 1\II!I'''C!f my ' aMtd•Uke to \ '~ l4lill .1,8 ' For cibr . . ' Ham•----------~~----~----------~------~~--- ·~-~,,~;,R~;~-:-~1 ~!" Order Your, ' rrr ' tY .,_ . lRiii<s LOTS •. . CHAt~c.- TO WIN I . l l ' I ' �' . • ' " '' ' ' t!J--DI!IIJ' Selltl~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 23, ·191!7 -- I Motor .PomeroyCo QUALITY ' I 1964 CHEVY 111 DOOR liN cu. ln. 8 eyLfi~l~b lr1111. Radio, lleater, wall ~· aqua '' ... ,. , - -•II .., w..t u ,......_ ..... ,J: ,:_-::,: c•ate per WM& ... ............. -~ " ''"" ,., .,_ ,. lftMrtlefiL ' ' ,., cent DttctuM •• ,.11 • 1M eel ..... WltMII II _,. CAID OP TMANQ A OIITUAIJII 11.0 fer It .......l•IIIIU... IK" . .lflllll...,. ... .' .. cu,_..,......,.. ~~.. IND ~ AOI $995 'I ~ "'7. ' ROBIN' I,M~ ., '',~ ·HONDA ;wu &'slav1a _1: ~ '' n ' ' '• , ' .) ,, I '• I II ON. OP'Dtll IIICIJl PIOnld .. , CALL . $1,5 OICiK RAWLING$ 389 VS engine wltb 4 speed box, viiiJ'I tulerior, wbite finlib, dl d b •· ra o an eal}l;r ' . Rawlings Honde1Salts Pomeroy Motor Co. ' '. MJbDty~~~~ OHIO WANT AG ftiONI ttMUI AUGNM~NT ' AND ' ~· THE~ 'RE ' 'lOURS -FOR A ' :1.00-'IEAR 'CLIME'f!!-wm-1 THESE: . . I MAKEUM LEASE. 0~ '>'OUR 154ND!! BRAKE SERVICE eCor eTruek Core e BulldaJer · BlAEnNARS KEITH GOBLE. FORD Phone f92.2143 Pomeroy ' ,, ( ,t. WHEEL and Found . LI'L 1.5NER . EXPERIENCED ,.. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO .................... tu,.., l'tl IAIY TO PLACI A . · $1195 . \ 'I Sgtiou Wocon, low mlloalt by Joc:al o....,r, good, JV.W. tlrel, VB en&tne. automatic tnlll., power ateeriDI and brake~, ra·. clio and heater. Save bete , ttOUII ~·· '*" e. ..••tel te 1111 p, m.. D••l¥ '" .. '\ . \ ' • a.w, white- 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. :; .~. \ ~ 1962 fORD ·9 PASS. Coyntry Squire t . • Business ·Ser~ices~ . 0' U.tat 11·····;,,.,.," ~--- -· , 2 SIGNS " eAnyT7pe ,, . ' I CAN'T STEP. OFF ~E LADDER -A~D THe FLOoR SOI :SAY, MY ., ·-· ' WON'T HOLD MY WEIGHT, ' 80'/- l ! I I , • • l EEk a M!El HEY! WHAT'S Tf1t MAmR; FREAKY? ,-.;._;_;--<::1 HELP ME OUT OF HERE, WILL\'A? YOU REALLY CAfJ'T GET OUT B'r' 'rtXJRS£LF? I'LL GO G~T YoU A SMJDWICHJ :iASOLINE ALL.EY ' i' \·'' ;'. . ,' 1.,?'' .,.-,,, ~' .J'\ · I, . .. . 1-.·~ 8y..MERRILL BlOSSER 1 Rli.l>lDA MOt,IO'( M~P THAI WILL MA~ US ~IL1WI RICH/' .,, . ... . . . ' ~ \ ,, I.JTTLE ORIIHAN:'ANNIE '&i ..-' '' ' ' . .., . ,...,;:,;,.;~~=c~y==="""=:=:ri ~;....;:~~~::·~: '''' ;~ .J '''J .• IC:r . .-.. ., ,~ READe ee AL& !i i .00• IN OVER 52()0 HOME.S 11. Bet: up, ufor 2. 11oultl 3.Sack ... .fi.Obaerve 5. Tbln&'• lett out e.on.te OOPPER, brus cut ' alwninprice. Bill BaUey, P. 0. Box 1!. Reeds5 18 12te .nie, OI:Jo. WORK FOR bulldo>er. Mr. Harry M. Bolin, 427 Soulh 3rd St., Middleport. 4 26 30te NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. gar- nome with garsge, full sized men!, large lot, easily anced. Velma G. Zuspan. oon. W. Va., TIS-5750. to\1 w&llan 7. Girl'• 3 am, die cat~~ 22. S!ldo 25. lfa. l..d 8,Speako lad!IUneUy •• llxult&llt exelamatloll ' 1t.Pen:u~to 5 19 !Ole liJ.JMect. , HOUSE, two rooma, waD to wall earpeting in living room, full basement, 1.92 acres, Mulberry lT.IIIelt lLWIIk.,. '(i!l) :·· 28. G<>ol up 2T.n-. 29. Roth'Od .,._,., - · · SO. Mild oath II.Ohlo, ( 31. Pedonner oolloge 32. l'1'11ht011 35. Forearm , bono t.O. Conclude . ,, " 39.:. I ... ' ·~ The ONE Newspaper only 7 payments $6.00. 4 21 In· Most Homes··· DOWN I. &.wee , COUPU!: over 30 lor boys' DAD.Y CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Hen's II.;_ to wor1r It: '· bouse parents at The CbU· Home of Delaware, Sandusky St., Delan:-e 41015. 5 2llte AXYDLBAAXB lo LOKOJ'II:LLOW One l~tter limply ltahdl for another, 1n thll 1ampte .A. le u 11 ~4 for tile tlaft L'1, X tor the two 0'1, etc. lllllrle lett•n. apoe. trophln, the Jtnrth and formation of the wordl are aU hint.. &aeh day the code lettera are ctiUerent. A R I T OTPT Ill 0 R C RIT 07J!orn1m T W Quotall.. R T L Ill Q BFTOTLTHRC P II Q K To YW llT• Uquldlltlng the .fillowln8 lt~ms at Public Auctloll •re: One Thousand yards ot JWip~ ani! sUp cover material, a Wide varlet,. of colon and an 'assort. meut of rugs, various files alld a stalk - of. dry goods. One lot of dlshe1 an~ pla.sswi~re. Avliriely of bedspreads, qulli.B and blaiikets, an aasortment of decorative tapestry and other fabrica. Appro~, imately 800 yards of upholsteey plastic, paint by the case, one latge lol of houiebold sewing thread. Hand toolS, rope, fisblngjrods aJid reel$1 new Uvin~ room suite; reclhu!r chairs, platforJA . walkers, inberappng mattr~~es, l4 ft. tarpalll· In, ,Plus hundredS o1 other Jlems''tOO numerous to list. · ' ' Come Early and g~~ lle~t · · . W.\Soll an;thlne m ' Yoo~ro CrJplo<jaoqo MELANCHOLY lllilN OF ALL· OTIU:IIII AIIIC MOST WJTI't.-ARI8'1'0Tl.ll · · - · ............. lri4IMII, ,.... ""'. ' ' . ' • fi t!'! ""~ ,, '' Members ot tho State aDd NaUOni •t.ilelionoer A..Geiatlon 1 SAI,E W!~L BE CQNDUO:l~D AT PT I' I' T 0,-[ T I' CO IT .D D flf .' ~d~· 5 14 tic SINGER 68, round bins, &eWI forward and verse, Zig Zag equipped. Pay Middleport 11.: "ll·'t._ ~ · - -~ - Conted F1ye Mlnley II ·- " . .or. \,.: Heights, Phone IJOZ.M29. 2685. . ' . ICN()nS ·~olt,4MI;INITY 4Uci'ION HOUSE' , _..: Tlijt~ ·~ Of1¥t ~·~-.lt'J~C~II.; Ohio ~ . Via~ IV""l,NG,, M+Y,!QI~ •. , • lT~R,TI.fiO ~T 6,~0 p,M; · I . ' < ~ '' . . .~,' • ;., \' .,' , ,!,'- ' ~ The · ONLY Newspqper In Many Hoines ..... .l '0 ·)' l i ' ' i' ' . t ' ' ' ·"' ., ! l~ I THE :DAILY ' �' . • ' " '' ' ' t!J--DI!IIJ' Selltl~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 23, ·191!7 -- I Motor .PomeroyCo QUALITY ' I 1964 CHEVY 111 DOOR liN cu. ln. 8 eyLfi~l~b lr1111. Radio, lleater, wall ~· aqua '' ... ,. , - -•II .., w..t u ,......_ ..... ,J: ,:_-::,: c•ate per WM& ... ............. -~ " ''"" ,., .,_ ,. lftMrtlefiL ' ' ,., cent DttctuM •• ,.11 • 1M eel ..... WltMII II _,. CAID OP TMANQ A OIITUAIJII 11.0 fer It .......l•IIIIU... IK" . .lflllll...,. ... .' .. cu,_..,......,.. ~~.. IND ~ AOI $995 'I ~ "'7. ' ROBIN' I,M~ ., '',~ ·HONDA ;wu &'slav1a _1: ~ '' n ' ' '• , ' .) ,, I '• I II ON. OP'Dtll IIICIJl PIOnld .. , CALL . $1,5 OICiK RAWLING$ 389 VS engine wltb 4 speed box, viiiJ'I tulerior, wbite finlib, dl d b •· ra o an eal}l;r ' . Rawlings Honde1Salts Pomeroy Motor Co. ' '. MJbDty~~~~ OHIO WANT AG ftiONI ttMUI AUGNM~NT ' AND ' ~· THE~ 'RE ' 'lOURS -FOR A ' :1.00-'IEAR 'CLIME'f!!-wm-1 THESE: . . I MAKEUM LEASE. 0~ '>'OUR 154ND!! BRAKE SERVICE eCor eTruek Core e BulldaJer · BlAEnNARS KEITH GOBLE. FORD Phone f92.2143 Pomeroy ' ,, ( ,t. WHEEL and Found . LI'L 1.5NER . EXPERIENCED ,.. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO .................... tu,.., l'tl IAIY TO PLACI A . · $1195 . \ 'I Sgtiou Wocon, low mlloalt by Joc:al o....,r, good, JV.W. tlrel, VB en&tne. automatic tnlll., power ateeriDI and brake~, ra·. clio and heater. Save bete , ttOUII ~·· '*" e. ..••tel te 1111 p, m.. D••l¥ '" .. '\ . \ ' • a.w, white- 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. H.T. :; .~. \ ~ 1962 fORD ·9 PASS. Coyntry Squire t . • Business ·Ser~ices~ . 0' U.tat 11·····;,,.,.," ~--- -· , 2 SIGNS " eAnyT7pe ,, . ' I CAN'T STEP. OFF ~E LADDER -A~D THe FLOoR SOI :SAY, MY ., ·-· ' WON'T HOLD MY WEIGHT, ' 80'/- l ! I I , • • l EEk a M!El HEY! WHAT'S Tf1t MAmR; FREAKY? ,-.;._;_;--<::1 HELP ME OUT OF HERE, WILL\'A? YOU REALLY CAfJ'T GET OUT B'r' 'rtXJRS£LF? I'LL GO G~T YoU A SMJDWICHJ :iASOLINE ALL.EY ' i' \·'' ;'. . ,' 1.,?'' .,.-,,, ~' .J'\ · I, . .. . 1-.·~ 8y..MERRILL BlOSSER 1 Rli.l>lDA MOt,IO'( M~P THAI WILL MA~ US ~IL1WI RICH/' .,, . ... . . . ' ~ \ ,, I.JTTLE ORIIHAN:'ANNIE '&i ..-' '' ' ' . .., . ,...,;:,;,.;~~=c~y==="""=:=:ri ~;....;:~~~::·~: '''' ;~ .J '''J .• IC:r . .-.. ., ,~ READe ee AL& !i i .00• IN OVER 52()0 HOME.S 11. Bet: up, ufor 2. 11oultl 3.Sack ... .fi.Obaerve 5. Tbln&'• lett out e.on.te OOPPER, brus cut ' alwninprice. Bill BaUey, P. 0. Box 1!. Reeds5 18 12te .nie, OI:Jo. WORK FOR bulldo>er. Mr. Harry M. Bolin, 427 Soulh 3rd St., Middleport. 4 26 30te NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. gar- nome with garsge, full sized men!, large lot, easily anced. Velma G. Zuspan. oon. W. Va., TIS-5750. to\1 w&llan 7. Girl'• 3 am, die cat~~ 22. S!ldo 25. lfa. l..d 8,Speako lad!IUneUy •• llxult&llt exelamatloll ' 1t.Pen:u~to 5 19 !Ole liJ.JMect. , HOUSE, two rooma, waD to wall earpeting in living room, full basement, 1.92 acres, Mulberry lT.IIIelt lLWIIk.,. '(i!l) :·· 28. G<>ol up 2T.n-. 29. Roth'Od .,._,., - · · SO. Mild oath II.Ohlo, ( 31. Pedonner oolloge 32. l'1'11ht011 35. Forearm , bono t.O. Conclude . ,, " 39.:. I ... ' ·~ The ONE Newspaper only 7 payments $6.00. 4 21 In· Most Homes··· DOWN I. &.wee , COUPU!: over 30 lor boys' DAD.Y CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Hen's II.;_ to wor1r It: '· bouse parents at The CbU· Home of Delaware, Sandusky St., Delan:-e 41015. 5 2llte AXYDLBAAXB lo LOKOJ'II:LLOW One l~tter limply ltahdl for another, 1n thll 1ampte .A. le u 11 ~4 for tile tlaft L'1, X tor the two 0'1, etc. lllllrle lett•n. apoe. trophln, the Jtnrth and formation of the wordl are aU hint.. &aeh day the code lettera are ctiUerent. A R I T OTPT Ill 0 R C RIT 07J!orn1m T W Quotall.. R T L Ill Q BFTOTLTHRC P II Q K To YW llT• Uquldlltlng the .fillowln8 lt~ms at Public Auctloll •re: One Thousand yards ot JWip~ ani! sUp cover material, a Wide varlet,. of colon and an 'assort. meut of rugs, various files alld a stalk - of. dry goods. One lot of dlshe1 an~ pla.sswi~re. Avliriely of bedspreads, qulli.B and blaiikets, an aasortment of decorative tapestry and other fabrica. Appro~, imately 800 yards of upholsteey plastic, paint by the case, one latge lol of houiebold sewing thread. Hand toolS, rope, fisblngjrods aJid reel$1 new Uvin~ room suite; reclhu!r chairs, platforJA . walkers, inberappng mattr~~es, l4 ft. tarpalll· In, ,Plus hundredS o1 other Jlems''tOO numerous to list. · ' ' Come Early and g~~ lle~t · · . W.\Soll an;thlne m ' Yoo~ro CrJplo<jaoqo MELANCHOLY lllilN OF ALL· OTIU:IIII AIIIC MOST WJTI't.-ARI8'1'0Tl.ll · · - · ............. lri4IMII, ,.... ""'. ' ' . ' • fi t!'! ""~ ,, '' Members ot tho State aDd NaUOni •t.ilelionoer A..Geiatlon 1 SAI,E W!~L BE CQNDUO:l~D AT PT I' I' T 0,-[ T I' CO IT .D D flf .' ~d~· 5 14 tic SINGER 68, round bins, &eWI forward and verse, Zig Zag equipped. Pay Middleport 11.: "ll·'t._ ~ · - -~ - Conted F1ye Mlnley II ·- " . .or. \,.: Heights, Phone IJOZ.M29. 2685. . ' . ICN()nS ·~olt,4MI;INITY 4Uci'ION HOUSE' , _..: Tlijt~ ·~ Of1¥t ~·~-.lt'J~C~II.; Ohio ~ . Via~ IV""l,NG,, M+Y,!QI~ •. , • lT~R,TI.fiO ~T 6,~0 p,M; · I . ' < ~ '' . . .~,' • ;., \' .,' , ,!,'- ' ~ The · ONLY Newspqper In Many Hoines ..... .l '0 ·)' l i ' ' i' ' . t ' ' ' ·"' ., ! l~ I THE :DAILY ' �., ' ' 'I ' -, •. May IS, 11187 ~ ., . . Society·... by Misoellaf}eous Shower Gwen For Dodderers . 0 mi Events •' · Nearly 400· MHS Alt1ftLn,:·tteet9 Di(1e . Almost 400 reservatiollll for Dl'uas, the ~ Store, the lng; Mrs. Charles &atibOrf; ~ at 7 p.m. Gil :l!!mo ·~ ·';" ...,. Mr··ud Mrs. Jobn Dodderer; the Middleport High School A· ~ l'l~llomil Bilok, t be raJ &l'l'8111emenls; and Kelly, 'd&y and •Frlday to a1s1st 111:.0. the former Kay WJJ!t. Were ho- · ilmlni Aaaocla!IOD banquet to be Meigs Sewb\g Cente,t:, and the cbalrman, Sara)! Bechtle, Mar- mtlng t1ie liOddleporl EleiQIDo nored wlth a held Saturday night have been Middleport . Department Store iJyiJ S)l'an, Clarabelle' R II e y, ~ School audUorlum. Blclt shower Friday at the rece1ved,. Mrs. Richard Hovat.- will be awlirded. Betty~ Gprnore, Eric, Ch~ 'm(lnlber of the decoratll!l. ~ Rock Springs Grange Hall. ter, president, reports. The Susan G. Park Memorial bera, Tel:81111(1•Wli!te, ·C ttl e,e n mll!ee· rs·a!ited to provlde tllt CharlmeHHIJkh, Tel. 992-5292 tesaea were Mrs. Leroy Sauters; "· Due to the large response, Scholarship wiD be awarded tO Oblinger, Mr. ml.)lrs, ~ge eard .tables. Mrs. Denny Hill and Mrs. Mrs. Hovatter said that the a member of the 116'1 graduat.- M)ller, Leo Ke~, Jr., Bet:. 'l'bif•-table commlltee compot. -==-==========--~--~-------- -ris Wolfe. TEA~ERS and wofl<ers con. banquet will be Rerved in the Ing claso following a welcb!ne ty Smith, Bob DaVIs, ~trtee ed of llitbara Sclles, Artn Jlallo The hall was decorated terence for the Mlddleport corn. Middleport High School audi· into the aiUlllDI assoclatioo·'by Stewart, Mr. and Mrs~ 0\8r!e8 ey, J~'MP!er, N~~~cy Beaver, streamers for the affair. Redally vacation Bi hie torium and that ~h~ dance wlll Mrs, M. L., Frencb, a membet Byer, .,Bob .Byer, cBrolyri M· Donna~ P\IUY ScltmoiJ, lreshmenta of cake and i c school will be held at 7 p.m. lollow ·in the Middleport l!)le- of the 50-Yi&r reunion class: ner, Saiiy ·Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Nancy Jolmsoll, CJirabelle Rllcrearn wm served. Tuesday at the First United mentary School auditorium. !he Commltlees appointed by Mrs. Harold 'lboma8, and J'o h ·~ ey, ad ~artba Balle. Fry il to Attending were Mrs. Presbyterian Church, dance is open to the public. On- Hovatter Include Mrs. James F11ilz, decorating. . . !lleel at. 10 •·Ill: Saturday to Cummings, Mrs. Kenneth ly a few more reservations Brewington, Mrs. Cash Bah r, Other aiUlllDI are asked f6 prepii'e .the, tablea for Ilia,blllver and Joy, Mrs. SPECIAL MEETING of lbe lor the banquet will be accept- and Mrs. Don Stivers, nominal- join members of the decotaling CJII•t . · Smith and Jo, Mrs. Gene Ladles Auxiliary of Lewis Man- ed, .JIIrs. Hovatter sald. !------....:._.__:......,__.___...:.__.....;:...::.;...;..;..._______ bert, Charlotte and ley Post 218, MlddleJlOI;l, has . , , Mrs. Beverly Roush, Mrs. He· been called for Tuesday, 7 p, J<le Young, Jr., Csrnbrldge, 0C U . len Johnson, Mrs. Ronald Dod· m. at the home of Mrs. Allen will he toastmaster for the baJ>. 'f Mrs. Wayne Swisher, Porno- Mrs. SwiSher gave favors derer M Th l H II Hampton Mrs. Wllllam L quet, with Eugene Harris to rvmg mO I 9 1$1 · roy, enterlained Friday night matches marked with M 'B r~. H e maM yse • Smith president amtbunced • have charge of the program New officers were elected mer Medicine Chest," by Mrs. . WI'th a ,..ower -• honormg . M"•ss bell s. A sa Iad course was serv- d rs. essie ' . which will include a talk on and plans were rna de for serv· Harold Blakeston and a H"ll nd So ayes, M rs . San CUB' SCOUT PACK 244 wm 1 Lo lne Ma ard f Delha to d b th h t f t bl r a nya, rs. Mabel rraV b .~ _, cto of w·Irli n, • ty ed c .osth ess rokml' a a e Oliver, Mrs. Hilda Yeauger Tuesday night at t h s Middleport High School through ing llle canteen at llle June 19 Your Manners with Your W· a., r""'""'e • am cen er w• sprm mg can Mr s nd H 1 d • Middleport First United Presby- the years to lnday's plano for vtsit of th.e bloodmobile when tor," by Mrs. William Grtile&el~.l · Olbha, :1011 of Mr. and Mrs. W. replica filled with ivy and lilies Mrss, pa rlaU atlrr sMan Sco~, terlan Church consolidation by Tom K t•ll y, the Rock Springs Better Health Household hinta were given ·of the va 11 ey. Mrs. G'bb · ear t e, rs, Mar1e · A· Gibbs . Pomeroy, • s was B' hfi ld M VI 1 • MEIGS COUNTY Riding club and highlights of the Yellow Club met at the horne ol Mrs. Mrs. George Skinner. A blue and white color at the coflee service. M~ ;:y~ ;.•· 1 rg '';t1~· will meet Tuesday May 23 at Jackets by Charles Bradbury. Wheeler Drake. The club song, the Lord's scheme was carried out In the Besides those already ryn ·Johnson, ~..~•Ann 7i.ns~ey: 7:30 p. m. at the 'home of· 'Joe Se~eral door priZes provided New officers are Mrs. Cliff· J;Tayer, and the pledge to the Mr. and :Mrs. Harold ~ de(!Orations. Gifts were placed tioned, others on the guest list M G W M voung , . Du , . flag opened the meeting. Devo- tel, Barberton, wera we....N beneath an umbrella decorated were Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mrs. rs. race arner, rs. - p sT MATRON . by Baker Furmture, UOD 8 ord LelfhOit, president; Mrs. tlon by M Amos Leo ard guests of Mr. and Mrt. Forrest with ribbons and flowers. Antone Lucke, Mrs. Frank gle Burns, Mrs. Gloria Johnson A S of Pomeroy Homer Radford, vice pres!· s ted f rs. d n Bachtel anct' daughter carol. Games wera played under di- son, Mrs. Georgia and Gina, Mrs. Janet Pierce, Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. wIll ~ "'"''n ' ~ent: Mrs. Scott FQ!mer, sec- co~!• o.. 2 rea Jogs, , " • Mrs. Geneva Shumate, Mrs. meet Tuesday evemng at the , rotary; and Mrs. George Skin· age a~d He Left a Ligb~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickant, recliOD ol Mrs. Keith Riggs and Mrs. Karl Kraeuter, Mrs. Ada Sellers, Mrs. Carel Wolfe, home of Mrs. Norma Parkc'l' at : ner, treasurer. and ~crlpture. . . . Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Bil- . winning prizes were Mrs. Don· ert Elberfeld, Mrs. Jan1esjMiss Diane Samso, Miss Donna 7,30 p. m, . . The June 22 rneetmg will be ly Ttlornas, Mason, w. Va.; aid Mayer, Mrs. Roy Betzing, Pullen, Mrs. Walter Bowers. LADIES AUXILIARY, Racine Projects were di~ssed and held at the home of Mrs. Wll· and Mr. and Mrs, am Pickens, Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Sending gilts were Mr. Post, American Legion, will II was noted that a film on ean· barn Grueser. Refreshrn~ts Fork, Md., were Sunday dinner Francis Anderson, Mrs. Howard Anderson, Mrs. Rolland Mrs. Eugene Wyatt Mrs meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the cer Is available from the Meigs were served. . guests at the Burr Oak Lodl• Byer, Mrs. Kelly Grueser, Mrs. ling, Mrs. Leslie fultz, Grueser and Kare~. Mr.' hall. Potluck refreshrnenta will ~ County nott of the American of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlevy, Willi• McMurray, Mrs. William Earl Werner, Mrs. Mrs. San Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. be served. • • Cancer Society. II was report,. Chauncey. ~ Allderson, Jr., and Mrs. Lanny Swatzel, Mrs. Goldie Don Mayer Mrs Eastman M RUTLAND ALUMNI are ask· ed tnat flowers had been sent . 1 Jenkino. ::~.and Mrs. Wallace Brad- and Mrs. Leon 'sauters, • r. ed to meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday Mrs. Gladys Morgan return· to Mrs. Maxine ~mold and Mrs. James Mourning and Ju Lyle Hysell, Mrs. Ronald Riffle, in the high school gymnasium I ed !rom Columbus Sunday a!- Uiwrence BurnSide, both booHauck of Colwnbus, were week· Congregatiom Will Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowers to decorate for the annual ban· ter a week's visit with her Jlltallzed, and to tbe funeral of , • • etS end visitors In Middleport. Jamlmlillf New Pmtor O Elizabeth Hysell, Mrs. ' quet. daughter, Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt. Mrs. Howard Bolin, a mern- Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Holder es visited his mother, M r L Conjregations of St. Paul's n f emors Robson, Mrs. Paul LADIES AUXILIARY of Lew· Sne went especially to attend her of the club. . Spokane, Wash., were guests Golda Mourning, and ;Jan waa and st. John's Lutheran Church· , , Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, Mrs. Manley Post 263, American the spring concert of the Jun· Mrs. Fred Geoglem, presl· honor at 8 dinner party the overnight guest ill 'Mr, IIIII es wlU unite 1n worship sun- Dur~ng SerVICe ron Barr Mrs. Carrie Wears Legion, special meeting at the the band of which her grandson dent, bad charge of the pro· Friday night by Mrs. Adam Mrs. Richard Pl.cki!DL_ ... day at St. Paul's Church to Jn. Mrs. Goldie Sargent, and Mi~ of Mrs. Allen Hampton is a member. !"~·.Readings given we r ~; ersbach, Pomeroy. Margie Harris, daugbier. of staB the new pastor the Rev. Martha Arnold. at 7 Mrs. William Smith, K 'th M h Identify Diabetes Carriers, Mrs. Holder, the former Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harris has . ' urges attendance e• organ, sop omore a1 by Mrs. Amos Leonard· "Do le0 Sm'th is nl f 1 • a ece 0 Mrs. been accepted for tralnlnl' a! Bnan V. Engel. · Ohio University spent the week· N0t B D" bed ' A potluck dinner will be serv· Seniors were honored at the r H LADIES AUXILIARY OF end 6ere with hts rents Mr e ISiur • with Low Ebersbach, and her visit the Holier Hqapllal School oi ed Immediately following Sunday service of the Trinity lrCre meefS Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amer. nd Mr R : ' d Temperatures," by Mrs. Welby last week was the first in Nursing Slle 'will beliD lltf 8 10:45 worship service in t h United Church of Christ. Legio.n, will meet at 7:30 andm:iher~~s. ;{.~a'i ~:r. Whaley; "~~ngelenes, No Cause years. The couple we~e guests ·In SepleiOOer. . fellowship hall to weloorne Presented Bibles were Janis mght at the hall. gr y for Alarm, by Mrs. M ark at the Ebershach home Mr and Mrs Bob MeEIIdn.l new pastor Friends of th Schmoll Susan Heaton Millie Th• Emma Smith Circle gan. Grueser; "How to Act During Attending the dinne~ have re~ to ·a ~,a. church are ·Invited 1n Legar 'Mary Francis' Don the R~rganlzed Church of . Wednesday James Qul!lls Jimmy Duane Your Stay in the Hospital," by were Mrs. George Powell lll lnd after ~ ~ to members. Any Inquiries Swish,;.., Ed Baer, and ChriSt of Latter Day . SPEC!~ MEETING, Twin and Blaine, and Eugen~ Dent, Mrs. Arlie Ahhotl: "Your Sum· kersburg, W. Va.: Mrs. ' aonv ;; tile~ home Mi'e while' cernlng the event may be Porter. Peggy Hoffner an recently at the home City Shrme Club. Wednesday. were weekend visitors ol Mrs Gaul, and Mrs. Gayana Clay, Mr. McElhlrlitq ~led reeled to Miss Erna Jesse Jane Grueser will also receive :rs. Lucy Taylor of Racine. Discussion of partlclpalion m Edith Dent, Springfield. Sunday Daughter Born to Chester: Mr. and Mrs. Geerge from hand ~· ~~ 1 Mrs. Kenneth Braun. Bibles from the church. rs . Taylor led the devobo~l Memorial Day and Regatta they were guests el Mrs. Dent Hobstetter, and daughter Bette Mr. and Mrs. - ~ Meln"Christian Roadbuilders" ~~rYice. with the theme hemg Week End Parade to be held. at an air show at Wright-Pat- Mr. and Mrs, Young Jean, Mrs. Ida Burns and Mr. were in Leesbura over the 0 1 was the sermon. topic of . u!'~~~h~_! ~a.::!~? Y Fa· ~rc~ z'!,~ !~~: terson Field. Mr. and Mrs. John Young of and Mrs. Melvin VanMeter, son, weekend where !bey Vlsilld Mr. advised Scripture reading was taken at night at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cyrus, Leb are announcing the :::· w\;"!.ero.Jin :; Pomeroy, 0 , h'gh . from Psalms 40th chapter and hall Charleston, W . Va. spent the lrth o, a daughter, Lisa Kath· d Mls Bemt A!ln D • · 1 ways - one 1~e m was read by' Mrs Maxine• • weekend at their Nye Ave. leen, born Friday at the Lan.. an s ce urst, of the Order at Eut.to God, one In serv•ce to dl . · Th111'8day ho ller-F irfl0ld 11o pltal Middleport. ern Star · · kind one for carrying burdens e. Opemng prayer was given me. ca a s · Miss Lucllle Smith M ~ Mrs Sidney lluaell TONIGHT Moy23 and '110rrow. and the other for by Mrs. Golda Gllillan. Mrs. RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M I J. The couple bas•two other chQ.. look Mr. and Mrs. Holder ' r. , vial~ Sundl)' wl~ "THI SWINGER" walking with God, Taylor presented a reading Ia· will have a tield lr•p end picnic hoan Peggy Heidi and Rhett ~n. Philip. age three, and Ro- Columbus Saturday for lath Rue Tuckerman ·-' Ann Tony ken from the Salnlt Herald Thursday, May 25 at the Fork• '. ' bm, 20 months. Mr. and Mrs. . er, , •Margaret Franciosa which centered arour1d t h ~ ed Run State P~k Meeting :"'d Mrs. Wa•de Windon, were Wilson Carpenter and Mr ,. 1.",.1\1;.,m...,tr,.•;i;;p;;;tiiioiiiSpi.okiiiaiiiniiie.;o;;;;...,==--reiiila,.u,.ves...,IDII~,.fri;;;eDil;;;;;;l;;;:=. · m Charleston, W. Va. over the H nk y p lh •r theme. '!'he devotional time Is 5 p, m. Group of Senior6 weekend to attend an 011tique a oung, omeroy, are e Wod..,doy ond Thurodoy Moy 24-25 closed w1th reconllngs of ·"How AFTERI\100N Circle of the show While In Charleston they grandp~enta. Mr. and Mrs. W. NOT OPEN At Slumber Party Great Thou Art" and ''T be Women's Society of Christian . 'ted Mr d Mrs Fulton B 0. Barn•tz. Pomeroy, are I be l.o'!' • Prayer" sung by Kate Service Heath MeU•odist ~~ert and :r. and· Mr>. S. great gran~parenta. Philip and Girls of the 1967 . Smilh, Church will meet at the church W th h 11 Robin spen. the weekeild here class of Mrs. Golda Gillilan, women'$ Thursday, A 1 p. rn. IWlCheon ea er 0 • with Mr. and Mri. Carpenter. were guests leader was In charge of the bu- will precede the meellng. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frank, Sunday night lor a slumber sinm meelini. The secretary STEWARDSIIIP and finance Cindy and Gregg, Nelsonville, PRESENTED BIBLES .' TINIOH1'>t-MAY U ty at her home. report was read by Mrs. conuniJsJon will meet at the spent Sunday in Pomeroy wlth ~t Guests were Kay Ault, Reush and cardl were sent to Middleport Heath- Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mora Connie Dill, Susan Dixon, "tMDAMX:' Lana · · John Faulk, Sandy Garter, ,tck. Mrs. Gillilan read a· let· Church at 8 p. rn. Thursday. and other relatives and friends. Joyce Evans, Debra Spencer, Turner Forsythe Grueser, Rose Marie Hackett, fer from Mro. Loio Smith, In· XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Char~ Swisher, ernplo)•ed at and Jndy Smith were presented Save All Your Saleslij*-They Are V•luablt Tecbnleolor PLUS Rulb Ann Hawley. Ann IDrming the members that Beta . Sigma Phi wlll meet on the Huntington National Bank, Bibles by the Rev. Me112ti "THI NIGHT OF THI Sandy Humphreys. Kathy deadline for reglatratiOl fa 8 p. m. at tbe c.. Columbus, is vacationing in Smith Sunday morning at the GRIZZLY• Elhmney, Susan Morris, Sue the Women's Institute • !umbos & Southern Ohio Elec· New York City. He Is the son Enterprise E.U.B. Church. The Ohlinger, Stephanie wlll be held at Grace!~ trlc Company in Middlepo:t of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swish· minister asked each girl to anWIDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND PIIIDAY lerie Reitter, Sue Rue, lege, Uimonl, Iowa, Is Those who receilred the order er. llOlUICe her plans for the fnlure, Mol24, 25, 26 Schmoll, Marilyn Stumbo, 25. The Wornen'o Institute of the Rose recently are to be DOUI I PIATURI . dy llllartz, Diane Walker, begin on June 10. present at 7:45 p. rn. "TAIIZAN AND THI erilla Ward, and Mary Wolfe. During tho aoclal hour SPECIAL MEETIIIG of the COTJRILL PROMOTED VALLIY OF GOLD" ~#. ). ~}' The group was joined by were played with Mrl. II a h Racine Lodge No. 481 F&AM, PLUS I! cy Harris, observing her Roush aad Mra. Beullih Roush Thursday. May 25, at 6 r. m. Thome M. Cottrill: son of •PRANKIN$TIIN . l:ONGUIRI THIJ WORLD" birthday, Kathy Morgan, wlnnlng prizes. Each rnetnber for work In the Fellowcraft de- Ml'!l. Thome F. C',ottrill of 200 and Lois Sauer, present waa preaente4 8 Jlfi gree. All regular Mason• ate Midland Place, Logan, Ohto, has - ----· by the hostesa. lilvlted. been promoted to master oer· Refreshments were served by ROCK SPRINGS Grange wUI ge•nt In the U.S. Air For~. the hostesa, Mro. Taylor, of ml!et at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Sergea~•l Cottrill Is a tralnmg sandwlcheo, jello oalads, hall. There will be a program te.chn1c1an at Minot AFB, N.D. cootl punch and coffee and relreshrnenta will be serv- HIS w1fe, Ann. Is the daughter Mrs. ~~h Roush MriL Gol~ ed. of Mrs. J ..Edward Foster of Ullan, Mrs. Maxlqe ANNUAL LUNCHEON of the 1136 E. Mam St., Pomeroy. Mn. Mattie Teaford, Afternoon Circle of the Women' • The sergeant, a graduate of lab Roush, Mrs. MyrUe Society of Christian Service, will East Bank (W. Va.) High School and the hosteu. The nell be held at I p.m. Thursday at attended West Virginia Jnsti· ing wlll be held at the home ol Heath Methodist Church, Mem· tute of Technology. He also s\u· Mrs. Dab Roush, Portland Oil hers are to take a covered dish died at the University of Mary. June 20. and their own table service. land European Division In Ub· WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of ya, during his of!.cJ.uty hours. the Mldd1•'10rt First United He served during the Korean WE SELL Presbyter I Church wiD meet War. at 7:30 Th.rsday night at th•l __ Church. Mrs. Rodney S au • r lo will present the program, and HOME FURNISHINGS Mrs. Richard Vaughan w i 1 give devotiODS, Hostesses will A checking acc:ount eliminates the be Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs, Ar· danger of losing cash. Your stubs are thor Lewis, Mrs. 0. H. Stewart Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Vaughan, and Mrs. Larry a complete record of all your ex· Anderson. 1 penses. For proof of payment, your MIDDLEPORT Band Boost. , OUR PRICES ARE cancelled checks are all tile receipt ers Association will meet at , you need. Checking accounts protect 7:36 Thursday night In the Middleport High School cafeteyou . . , start yours today! ria. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING TRI-COUNTY Citizens Band Radio Club, Tbursdsy night., Middleport, Ohio WE PAY ,i,% SAVINGS 7:36, AMVETS Lodge Hall In romeroy. Members asked to ,,., WE SELL QUALITY take either eandwlches, cook· tes, potato chips. Coffee wiD FURNITURE AT LOW be served by clob. AD citizens' band radio enthusiasts welNext To Ellllrfelch ... , " . On Second St. PRICES come. r:r·-· \ .-~11~ REVIVAL, Syracuse Apusto. ·.· ph. 992-2933 Uc Mission. Evangelist. Emmett Rawson; Earl Custer. pastor. ' WJO Tel..,.aph Flower• A!!~Wbon, An711m•" MldclltpOrt, Ohio Service, 7:45 p.m. each even' ' . ! For Bride-to-be . ' -;.~ h1 t '~'' '' r..'t' ' r'' '.. , ' .I, }. ' •' \ . 4 ·, . J ' ........ ~ . . . , ' • ·• f>ID • r .. liP.., ;;;: : <ttw ... ..... .... r.r~, ,,.,, .. ... ~r!t Ho ) .. ·earce or .' R k SprmgS • Health C/ b.PIanS Se • JUne 19 Blood b'I y • Around and About Pomeroy ·. .. • ' • '. en ·t ne - ! • \ \,• • • •• ;;a ~ ·e· ..ll ,-~:,..- ..' Middleport ',. ' . About '' '· ' " ...,_.. . \ ' e ects to a ..... easons Dinner Party Given lor R W Hoi .d 5 • Sunday Morning C• At Tay/or Home ::t y. - MEIGS THEATRE 121 7: 30 Wednesda~ :=,v~~~~::~~r::;;il~e ncas~er, :~ S~r~~- :Y':i =ed~= s: "! 'Th. e·. . Make ELBERFELD$ IN POMDOY 'l1lt Shopping Center For Your Home ' • Furnishings- Floor Covering- Weari11 . '; Apparel For You Family. .• , Elberfelds In Pomeroy. -- ,. His Newsi»PCf Roatt Enables HJ. to Get More Fun from Summet SPORTS! CHECKS PROT~CT YOU! QUALITY LOW ..... BAKER FURNITURE .. r.nk"' Norma Goodwin Florist • BAKER FURNITURE 5\ii~..,...---------''-------· Ina. ' '"' • ,... _. " . ! • ' • To Marysville ' . ForNewJob . ~ . .-:====:...--,1 BAKER FU..ITURE 011 Nallono, Cooncl1 Jo~on Moving . Pool Workers ' Are~olmced .I '· . ... � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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