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SIT 11\J MY. kJICE, BIG, EASY CHAIR MJD . LISTttV TO ALL 'THE '&OV~PS '• ' · . .. .,. .. ' ' . ,.._,.,' ·' .. ' .' . . Dell~ fo 'l'lil:......;o; T'M Met;.Maora .4...., . OF A H~PPY HOME ... ' I Now You KnoW ut··an ater A~D J'~l 1---1. ... e •, _treets , .. ,., ,, n • • 1me In ' 4to 5_Feet Reported on Streets .of Community ' THE SOOtJD O.F OUR CLOTHE'S OUR ~ A.~D MEtJDIIVC:> HMJGI tJG. DRJ>.p~s ... . THEf\J, PERHAP.S, \W L6FT TH£ PITIER- PA.TIE.R. DF OUT! A~D UTILE FEET DAJJCIU?. ACPt:/S). YOUR FRESHLY WAXED FLOOR ... O~E M PITJER-PATIER Of: MV FIVE Lrrtf1·K~UCWS DANCiNG · ~SS THE BRIDGE OF WUR NOSE~ .,..._ ___;':....---"'~ , REt\LLY? LUHAT? . ' I I • 'Book of Memories' is Tre-asure Grads of Pomeroy High School ON DIS! by Triple E 1 J5 states duri •· •• '' A.~ OF V0U FEI.LAS SEEN13UZ? . BY BOB HOEFLICH ~- :: of class blstory by Harold Mar- tures of the tewn . and photo. Carrie Ebersbacb _Neulzlllg, a lin wbo bad the book publish- graphs from family albums of member ef the Glasr, for he-r ed In Florida. class members. work wltb the booll:. ONI.V TH' WHA.MtviY WASN'T MUCH ACCOUNT I 369 Die in Traffic Accidents; Drivers-.. Heading Toward New Death Toll PRIZE B out the featul Day Activitil!! moat of the J theCbarollil .r' By Ualled l'rtP Iateriaalloaal lollll death ron lODger I h a with Sll Ylctllnl;: tdnb'Md lull in any caused by an enemy'• Mlcl!iJan wllh · ~. Y41tlb •:,. J>urrl~cUravels of bombs ani bullets. wlu.,%1, 'feuJ-wlth ·..-. _ ..,_, ,.. Amerlcanl wbo · jammed A Unllted ·Press 17. I~=~ In -searcb of fun count at t a.m. (Em') oboftd · 11 dudnC .the Memor- at least 369 pencms dead In _., ..,.. · weelreild. · traffllc aceldenta durllng l·b·e . But .with .iJ'i.Jt holiday period . ' · !lour .period lqne, tile 'nle breakdown: · cleeth. ton .appeencl 'l'nfiUe . lo reaeh record Dr1lwallp . Tbf war ~ .of ll)e . PlaHI · were honored acros• the Ml~ in·!DaiiY Gblervan- Telal lwJI days .before C.lllomla morded the · 'lts,elf .· JIIIUY lluslnesa ~ IIJ9ay. ll'om the !riffle . 11111!111 tile �. ,, • , • , If I· ·' '· '•' i Mets, Braves Cards Close In On NAMES OMPI"rED LARRY PRICE MARlETT A COLLEGE pitcher Larry Price of Portland has been named '"Athlete of the Month'' by the school's Varsity "M" Club for 'his performance 1n the Pwneers 15·6 campaign this year. Price, a southpaw, saw more action than any other pitcher ]1urling 52 213 innin gs. He struc!< out 72 batters and allowed onlv ei ohl ca;ned runs for a I 37 ERA. The Jurmer R1c·r.-:. J: ,gh Schon! ace i.;; the son of Mr. and 1\ln:. Hub€rt \ 1i 'J~·r ?1 ic:e of Portland. Names of Fred Burney ol """"'' . Tigers and Stan Moon of t Yankees were omitted from the Pome!OJ1 Boys' I eague Rosters. - · - ~- ' "Yea - bat ru bei 1 have 1e10 cavities! •• --- IIW 11111 IrS ' ~·, with \ N E .:;W t007. S P LA~IX R:E D H0USE. P.A liT • c;;.,.. ~ bUtt"int • for woad. 2 Fif." II .. • ...............a:',..'.i ......_ "' ......... ~--- Vacation Money,:;? f\1 0 •·K'.... I . , $ .":•• . ,., ·a ~' 500 ;~~ · . W$1fl WITHIN T.ttE HO.Utl_q!l Quick,' ftiiiiiiiWiol ca•ll. . · . flMt.Jllfl. for It .aJ.no, '• No olllor tftiiatuN lllectod1 ~oltl . 11/h~i!Y9U lbw your boat and trailer r.ou run all tho rlob !hilt y~u jbtfi'oll~ <dp;wlth your car. You d nom think of driYing . \ .· Wi1h'gut lrisur1nce•. That's wily It'• only common 11n1• to , ,, p~ote«. y~ur ·~oal,,and tra!lor wlt~ lnourarict, too. You con d9 1I With i ~Ole~. call to your lritndly il.uto-Ownora ogtn~ . :z hen yo~·.n:~•'!~ ~,oblo to ••Jol..c.•tefrn ~E£ II~L ' 't: ,.. ' bo•tlnu. C"lLDS 1 1 ~ !Hl" ..••., , ' ' ' l "'fl'r ' · ·~ ' \,,r • f �. ,, • , • , If I· ·' '· '•' i Mets, Braves Cards Close In On NAMES OMPI"rED LARRY PRICE MARlETT A COLLEGE pitcher Larry Price of Portland has been named '"Athlete of the Month'' by the school's Varsity "M" Club for 'his performance 1n the Pwneers 15·6 campaign this year. Price, a southpaw, saw more action than any other pitcher ]1urling 52 213 innin gs. He struc!< out 72 batters and allowed onlv ei ohl ca;ned runs for a I 37 ERA. The Jurmer R1c·r.-:. J: ,gh Schon! ace i.;; the son of Mr. and 1\ln:. Hub€rt \ 1i 'J~·r ?1 ic:e of Portland. Names of Fred Burney ol """"'' . Tigers and Stan Moon of t Yankees were omitted from the Pome!OJ1 Boys' I eague Rosters. - · - ~- ' "Yea - bat ru bei 1 have 1e10 cavities! •• --- IIW 11111 IrS ' ~·, with \ N E .:;W t007. S P LA~IX R:E D H0USE. P.A liT • c;;.,.. ~ bUtt"int • for woad. 2 Fif." II .. • ...............a:',..'.i ......_ "' ......... ~--- Vacation Money,:;? f\1 0 •·K'.... I . , $ .":•• . ,., ·a ~' 500 ;~~ · . W$1fl WITHIN T.ttE HO.Utl_q!l Quick,' ftiiiiiiiWiol ca•ll. . · . flMt.Jllfl. for It .aJ.no, '• No olllor tftiiatuN lllectod1 ~oltl . 11/h~i!Y9U lbw your boat and trailer r.ou run all tho rlob !hilt y~u jbtfi'oll~ <dp;wlth your car. You d nom think of driYing . \ .· Wi1h'gut lrisur1nce•. That's wily It'• only common 11n1• to , ,, p~ote«. y~ur ·~oal,,and tra!lor wlt~ lnourarict, too. You con d9 1I With i ~Ole~. call to your lritndly il.uto-Ownora ogtn~ . :z hen yo~·.n:~•'!~ ~,oblo to ••Jol..c.•tefrn ~E£ II~L ' 't: ,.. ' bo•tlnu. C"lLDS 1 1 ~ !Hl" ..••., , ' ' ' l "'fl'r ' · ·~ ' \,,r • f �'; . . .. • I ' ' '· . . ' < ' ' ' .' • - ! ~· HELP US! · Social News ' ., I ' I •• " ' ...... ... ' ,, , .• ' •I "• . f Elorida Atty~. Harold Martin Inspires PHS '17 Reuniop \, ~ ·the relllllon ol tbe :...,...,.bj Helen ·8ottel-- ' . SUnday' . ·, ' mo~: Mr. 'M8ttin . . • 1 ,; . .. . <\1> I gb I b day morning at Rllqk.~a.IUniverslty In 11121 aDd hiJ law Ima Martin, a i.a<;~~er at Eudld, ltlon In -Fort lAuderdale by ~-:..; f .• The ,Florida atjot:ney eredlls olxth, . .enih IUld \I Springs Melh- li)e late G: 0. wur, a gradea and be was able 10 pass Havill£ beell. able !0 go Into degree at Obio State University -and Mrs. Doris Pove,nmlre, a NaUon81 fte9reatloo AsSn. !~' cioso 10 h Ia at llle I.ongJ!ollow test to permit ~lm to enter high aebeol at an early a g e, in 1923 - working ,bls wa y !teae)ler in Columbus - we r • ;was' Sponsmao of the Yur ~ and .!'l'esented the greatest contriOOtor to his High Scbool. ~- ~arlin was called the thro~gh botb IUiiverSitles. 1bOth l,n Pomeroy over tbe week· 1966. Hill accompli~ ~vr · with a new successful career. He also cred- In those .days there were no runt of the class. He wa e '111e Marlll lamlly m""" ehc: to be a part of tbe reumoo been many. /~. Mirtln hosted his class- bicycle. · ils the !ale Mr. Will -with being school buses. Paved streets end- only 18 wbeo be graduated and to Colambua wllea Harold sO enjoyed by their brother. A personal ·friend of· Joblliu mates and their guests at a Wbne Mr. Marlin Is only one tho greateot teacher who ever ed at the· town limits. Although CQnUnued growing to his over l'Ompleletl bit ·- • at 1*1o ~- M•rtin is a meinber ol Welsemul~ ol Tarzan lame, ~n held at the Trinity of the successful members of lived. , otreet car Uckets were six feet height long alter he Universlly. His fatllor .U,d the Ohio, 'I'ennessee and Flo~!- be Is_ working with Jobmly _ ~t; United Church of Christ· he tbeclaS8 of '17 . his Is the true ' WAS NOT SATISFIED for 25 cenla, Martin walk· had enrolled In college. there. 1111 mother, Mrs. Oua' da bars. He,ls a former mumc-!a sWJmmln£ ball of lame ·pro-' provided SllUill, gold bells tO American . su~eBS story one AIIA!nding the then to and from Pomeroy High His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin, II living at Fort ipal court judge and Is a past \ject which bas lor an ultJJPJII·' tie In with the scbool • golden filled with Initiative} hard work school at Jlock ~prln£s as and made a second Joseph W. Martin, "struck It Laldenlale ud wU1 be lot Governor of the Florida Dlstrictigoal compulaory swiJIIIIIIng liF llllllversary theme. He p r &- and accomplishment. boy, MartiJi was not Jearntng. trip If It were neeessary to at- rich" when coil rights under yean old am ApriL of Kiwanis International. He Ia \every able • bodied sdlool dllld· seated each etass member with . Mr. MarUo i.s the first to tJe. astted to be m9ved to t h e tend an -eveni_ng event. the. Martin farm at R o c k Tbe two sisters - Miss Tbel- known as the father of reerea- under 10 years olage. a well~Ued ''Book of Mem- admit the! his cMdhood wao 'Long HOllow ·Schoo~ ilso only He oaved ftve ~Is from a Springs were purdlased I or ortes"· :... as a oullslllute· for one of poverty. Somewhere a o~~&-niom InStitution, Permls- to-cent a day lunch allowance 15,~. Tbe aon, wltb two youngthe yurbook which the claSH of from within that poverty came sion ·was granted. aiK1 fl~mlly <>!Uected e n ou 8 h er sioters ot home, was given .. l!O·yeare ago llke IJI8DY others tbe incenUve and the drive to- Martin said that In one year, funds wtth which to purchaoe fiOO of the amount to purchase •• . o1 !bat lb!je,~ did not bave. warcll adilevement. . .Mr. Will took him through hi• first bicycle. Havill£ had\ clothes and enroll at Ohio Unl- 1 · · · · a dlfflcult time in obtain· versity. This took care of t h e In£ his first bicycle, Mr. Mar-\ first year- after that he was 1[ tin was most anxiOus to gtve 11 00 his own." , some youngster a bicycle SUn· He received his A. B. at Ohio 1 ·- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid41eport, 0., May 29, 1967--5 class of191Tin Poll!eroy Satur- visited the ROck day was Gfanvllle liliOid Mar- 0\fllt a.urc~~ tin, ·promiJ¥1111 Fol'\ Lauderdale, former hom.• Pia. attomeY. Sharlln Brawley - ---------- SuPer~Gutllty COCHRAN ,· / . PAIN,T.S -~ ' ' ' ' ' (j . '- ' ·-~'?\ j .~ 'If • FILL NOWFIRST PAYMENT NEXT FALL! • Story and Pictures - By Bob Hoeflich Record 540 at '67 Roll'• Ban Fronklln Ashland Fuel Oil There's no need to wait for winter! Fill your tank NOV/ and he as~ured your home bas safe, reliable, even heat when the l1rst wid snap occurs. No payment is due until October I, and you wtll he billed at the lowest price that prevails during the summer months . Or yu u can take advantage of the Ashland Fuel Oil Budget ,Payment Plan-nme e4ual monthly payments from September to May. There's no .interest, no currying charge. Ashland Fuel Oil is truly a superior home-healing .product. It's safe, reliable and provides clean, even heat. And it is always competitively priced to save you money. Ashland Oil is first in service, too. You can count on receWing prompt, accurate metered delivery . No matter how cold the weather, your Ashland Oil Distributor will see that you always· have plenty of clean-burning Ashland Fuel Oil. Ban Frtillklln Store POMEROY · MIDDLEPORT • Call your nearby Ashland Oil Distributor NOW and get the iump on cold weather with a "summer-(111" of Ashland Fuel Oil! Ashland ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY .tired GALEN S. BROWN, Agent Highway Route 124 Minersville, Ohio Phone: 992-2166 When you buy lnsuranco you simply guarontM yoursolf you won't suffer flnonclal lou due to accident, llln111 or dnth. Sofeguard your futurol Why Pay More 1 ----- ----------- Phono 99'1-2440 ..... In 2Pilce 3PI~CJ liviNG ROOM BED ROOM TIIY-~1 SUiliS ... ,. .. = ,...,.. Tr jll I·J .c. r:' ·. I ,. .. 650x13thru 800x14 f1uaa ,,_,. '\"i' . ~,.,....... '· While They Last -~ STOCK. G.!BSON -AIR SOOO B.TUTO 21;000 ,BTUN0\N,A,1Aill~~~ IUNKIIDS- TWIN"ttZI BEDS _ _ MISSES SANDALS SIZES 12li to 4 "BAKER MIDDLEPORT, O. BLACK SIDI WAlL $13·55 PLUS YI.X AND TltADI IN '' $12·65 PlUS TA_X AND TRAD.I IN • . . .. . i...L... . . _..._l r ·_; h., $2,99' 'u~ . BLACK SIDI WAlL - - ---- ·New Tire Sale- Dunlop & Goodrich . ,......,., __ COMPLITE end Old Tiro $·3 99 . • (, •••• -· (I' . 1.. ~ . r. , . t_;,, ,.~}I / l.' ~ ' ·'"'' l ,,. ' ~ '· ' ' THE SHOE .-I MIDDkii'ORT;GHIO· ., ~------------_..:· --·-·....A • $119 SUITES·. *99 SOFA "' WHITE SIDEWAI.LS_$~.00 MORE · WHES STRAP. :': i 0.5 GOODRICH ·• HI FLEX .. GOODRICH 775X14 650X13 AcnVE OR LBSURE MOMENn BUDGET SHOP Snow Tires $ FULL 4-PLY ...... NYLON • • • • .. FULL 4-Piy SANDALS .. service by The mellni l.<lrd's Mud and RECAPS - FUllY GUARANTEED (* In observance of* ,,; SEE THESE IN OUR NEXT WINTER ALL SIZES INSURANCE AGENCY Pomoroy WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR CLOSE OUT SALE -----·- •. ' .. ' ' ....... " . ,- ·~· . '' --, ~ • " ·· :·, ,: �'; . . .. • I ' ' '· . . ' < ' ' ' .' • - ! ~· HELP US! · Social News ' ., I ' I •• " ' ...... ... ' ,, , .• ' •I "• . f Elorida Atty~. Harold Martin Inspires PHS '17 Reuniop \, ~ ·the relllllon ol tbe :...,...,.bj Helen ·8ottel-- ' . SUnday' . ·, ' mo~: Mr. 'M8ttin . . • 1 ,; . .. . <\1> I gb I b day morning at Rllqk.~a.IUniverslty In 11121 aDd hiJ law Ima Martin, a i.a<;~~er at Eudld, ltlon In -Fort lAuderdale by ~-:..; f .• The ,Florida atjot:ney eredlls olxth, . .enih IUld \I Springs Melh- li)e late G: 0. wur, a gradea and be was able 10 pass Havill£ beell. able !0 go Into degree at Obio State University -and Mrs. Doris Pove,nmlre, a NaUon81 fte9reatloo AsSn. !~' cioso 10 h Ia at llle I.ongJ!ollow test to permit ~lm to enter high aebeol at an early a g e, in 1923 - working ,bls wa y !teae)ler in Columbus - we r • ;was' Sponsmao of the Yur ~ and .!'l'esented the greatest contriOOtor to his High Scbool. ~- ~arlin was called the thro~gh botb IUiiverSitles. 1bOth l,n Pomeroy over tbe week· 1966. Hill accompli~ ~vr · with a new successful career. He also cred- In those .days there were no runt of the class. He wa e '111e Marlll lamlly m""" ehc: to be a part of tbe reumoo been many. /~. Mirtln hosted his class- bicycle. · ils the !ale Mr. Will -with being school buses. Paved streets end- only 18 wbeo be graduated and to Colambua wllea Harold sO enjoyed by their brother. A personal ·friend of· Joblliu mates and their guests at a Wbne Mr. Marlin Is only one tho greateot teacher who ever ed at the· town limits. Although CQnUnued growing to his over l'Ompleletl bit ·- • at 1*1o ~- M•rtin is a meinber ol Welsemul~ ol Tarzan lame, ~n held at the Trinity of the successful members of lived. , otreet car Uckets were six feet height long alter he Universlly. His fatllor .U,d the Ohio, 'I'ennessee and Flo~!- be Is_ working with Jobmly _ ~t; United Church of Christ· he tbeclaS8 of '17 . his Is the true ' WAS NOT SATISFIED for 25 cenla, Martin walk· had enrolled In college. there. 1111 mother, Mrs. Oua' da bars. He,ls a former mumc-!a sWJmmln£ ball of lame ·pro-' provided SllUill, gold bells tO American . su~eBS story one AIIA!nding the then to and from Pomeroy High His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin, II living at Fort ipal court judge and Is a past \ject which bas lor an ultJJPJII·' tie In with the scbool • golden filled with Initiative} hard work school at Jlock ~prln£s as and made a second Joseph W. Martin, "struck It Laldenlale ud wU1 be lot Governor of the Florida Dlstrictigoal compulaory swiJIIIIIIng liF llllllversary theme. He p r &- and accomplishment. boy, MartiJi was not Jearntng. trip If It were neeessary to at- rich" when coil rights under yean old am ApriL of Kiwanis International. He Ia \every able • bodied sdlool dllld· seated each etass member with . Mr. MarUo i.s the first to tJe. astted to be m9ved to t h e tend an -eveni_ng event. the. Martin farm at R o c k Tbe two sisters - Miss Tbel- known as the father of reerea- under 10 years olage. a well~Ued ''Book of Mem- admit the! his cMdhood wao 'Long HOllow ·Schoo~ ilso only He oaved ftve ~Is from a Springs were purdlased I or ortes"· :... as a oullslllute· for one of poverty. Somewhere a o~~&-niom InStitution, Permls- to-cent a day lunch allowance 15,~. Tbe aon, wltb two youngthe yurbook which the claSH of from within that poverty came sion ·was granted. aiK1 fl~mlly <>!Uected e n ou 8 h er sioters ot home, was given .. l!O·yeare ago llke IJI8DY others tbe incenUve and the drive to- Martin said that In one year, funds wtth which to purchaoe fiOO of the amount to purchase •• . o1 !bat lb!je,~ did not bave. warcll adilevement. . .Mr. Will took him through hi• first bicycle. Havill£ had\ clothes and enroll at Ohio Unl- 1 · · · · a dlfflcult time in obtain· versity. This took care of t h e In£ his first bicycle, Mr. Mar-\ first year- after that he was 1[ tin was most anxiOus to gtve 11 00 his own." , some youngster a bicycle SUn· He received his A. B. at Ohio 1 ·- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid41eport, 0., May 29, 1967--5 class of191Tin Poll!eroy Satur- visited the ROck day was Gfanvllle liliOid Mar- 0\fllt a.urc~~ tin, ·promiJ¥1111 Fol'\ Lauderdale, former hom.• Pia. attomeY. Sharlln Brawley - ---------- SuPer~Gutllty COCHRAN ,· / . PAIN,T.S -~ ' ' ' ' ' (j . '- ' ·-~'?\ j .~ 'If • FILL NOWFIRST PAYMENT NEXT FALL! • Story and Pictures - By Bob Hoeflich Record 540 at '67 Roll'• Ban Fronklln Ashland Fuel Oil There's no need to wait for winter! Fill your tank NOV/ and he as~ured your home bas safe, reliable, even heat when the l1rst wid snap occurs. No payment is due until October I, and you wtll he billed at the lowest price that prevails during the summer months . Or yu u can take advantage of the Ashland Fuel Oil Budget ,Payment Plan-nme e4ual monthly payments from September to May. There's no .interest, no currying charge. Ashland Fuel Oil is truly a superior home-healing .product. It's safe, reliable and provides clean, even heat. And it is always competitively priced to save you money. Ashland Oil is first in service, too. You can count on receWing prompt, accurate metered delivery . No matter how cold the weather, your Ashland Oil Distributor will see that you always· have plenty of clean-burning Ashland Fuel Oil. Ban Frtillklln Store POMEROY · MIDDLEPORT • Call your nearby Ashland Oil Distributor NOW and get the iump on cold weather with a "summer-(111" of Ashland Fuel Oil! Ashland ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY .tired GALEN S. BROWN, Agent Highway Route 124 Minersville, Ohio Phone: 992-2166 When you buy lnsuranco you simply guarontM yoursolf you won't suffer flnonclal lou due to accident, llln111 or dnth. Sofeguard your futurol Why Pay More 1 ----- ----------- Phono 99'1-2440 ..... In 2Pilce 3PI~CJ liviNG ROOM BED ROOM TIIY-~1 SUiliS ... ,. .. = ,...,.. Tr jll I·J .c. r:' ·. I ,. .. 650x13thru 800x14 f1uaa ,,_,. '\"i' . ~,.,....... '· While They Last -~ STOCK. G.!BSON -AIR SOOO B.TUTO 21;000 ,BTUN0\N,A,1Aill~~~ IUNKIIDS- TWIN"ttZI BEDS _ _ MISSES SANDALS SIZES 12li to 4 "BAKER MIDDLEPORT, O. BLACK SIDI WAlL $13·55 PLUS YI.X AND TltADI IN '' $12·65 PlUS TA_X AND TRAD.I IN • . . .. . i...L... . . _..._l r ·_; h., $2,99' 'u~ . BLACK SIDI WAlL - - ---- ·New Tire Sale- Dunlop & Goodrich . ,......,., __ COMPLITE end Old Tiro $·3 99 . • (, •••• -· (I' . 1.. ~ . r. , . t_;,, ,.~}I / l.' ~ ' ·'"'' l ,,. ' ~ '· ' ' THE SHOE .-I MIDDkii'ORT;GHIO· ., ~------------_..:· --·-·....A • $119 SUITES·. *99 SOFA "' WHITE SIDEWAI.LS_$~.00 MORE · WHES STRAP. :': i 0.5 GOODRICH ·• HI FLEX .. GOODRICH 775X14 650X13 AcnVE OR LBSURE MOMENn BUDGET SHOP Snow Tires $ FULL 4-PLY ...... NYLON • • • • .. FULL 4-Piy SANDALS .. service by The mellni l.<lrd's Mud and RECAPS - FUllY GUARANTEED (* In observance of* ,,; SEE THESE IN OUR NEXT WINTER ALL SIZES INSURANCE AGENCY Pomoroy WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR CLOSE OUT SALE -----·- •. ' .. ' ' ....... " . ,- ·~· . '' --, ~ • " ·· :·, ,: �.,. ., ... ., ' I • •'{·' '.·. '' , • • '·. ,, . - ' I ' ' ~~ . ,,;to. '. • , ' I ., ·. : l ·. ) ' ' HELEN HELP US! Social News :>;\ • '' (,lu.lllty Super COCHRAN .. /, \PAINTS Decorator Colorl mo~:Mr. :. , teacher~~ • I ruf ·, · • fliiJIIr!ni ·lhe reunion of tile Sunday ' t.f'artln The Florida atfol)ley aeventb and elshtb day Dllli'Dinlat llAIOt Sprlnp. IUoiveralty In 11121 and bll 1aw 1ma Martin, a Euclld,1tion tnP'ort Lauderdale byllll, ·.·,£; dasa of 1917' In Pomeroy Satur· vj!llted the Rllct f\prlngs Medl- ·II!• .tale G. o. wur, a teacher an4 he waa able to paaa HaviD& been able to go into degree at Ohio stete Univ_enity.and Mrs. DoriS Pov@mlre, a i NaUonal Recreation Assn. ~'!!\ , •Y wBi Granville H&r0J.d Mar· o4iat ChureJI - close to b Ia at the I.Qng)lrillilw sc&ool as test to permit !>1m to enter biBb IChool at an early a g e, in 19%3 - workinl hla wa y!teac)ter in Columbus - we waa' f\portlman of' tile Year ~ , tin, prominent,Fol'\ Lauderdale, fotmer home - and presented the sreatest contributor to HIBh School. Mr. Martin waa1called I be tbr<lUgh bolh univel'liUes. boUt In Pomeroy over the week· !960. His accompllslunellll ~Yf'_ f!a., attor_ney. SharOn Brawley witli a n e w a~ccesiful ~.' He also In those daya there were rto "runt" ol the class. He wao no .Marlbl family moved elld to he a part of the minion heeD many. • Mr. M811ln hosted bll clas.. bicycle, · Its !lie late Mr. Will with being school bosea. Paved atreell end- only 16 when he graduated and to Colombul wllen lbrGid so enjoyed by their b~. A perf!Olllll ·frleDd of· Jolmnl lilafell and their guesll at a While Mr. MarUn Is OOJy one th• greatest tescher who ever ed at the town limits. Although C<!DUnued growi!'l to hla over completed bl1 work al Oldo Mr. Mllrtin is a member of Welsemul~ of Tmao fame, ~ held at the Triolty of th~ '-uccess!ul meml!ers of lived. . student street car Ucl<els were ail< feet height long after be Uoivenlly. His !adler died the Ohio, Tennessee and Flori· he Is woriUog with Jobmly .II, Uoited Church of Christ; be the class of '17, hla Is the true ' WAS NOT SATISFIED eight for 25 cenll, MarUn walk· bed enrolled in college.· there. His motloer, Mn. Oaa da bm. He ,Is a former munic- a swimming hall of fame proprovided .man, gold hells to American success story .,.;. Attending the then ed to and from Pomeroy High H1a parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Is Uvfng at F o r I ipal court judge and Lo a past Iject which baa !or an ulttmall tl! In with tbe school • golden ftlled wilh !niUaUve'- bard work school at )lock as and made a secoJJd Joseph W. Martin, "struclr: \1 ~. aad wW be G1Jvernor of the Florida Dlstrlctigoal compulsory twimmlng b)r" llloiversary theme. He pre. IIDd actompiiBhment. boY. MartiD was oo1 · If It were oecessary to at- rich" when coal rights under yeua old nnl Aprll. of Kiwanis Intemalionll. He Is 1every able - bodied scbool cblllf · aented each class member with . Mr. Martin 'Is the first to He asked to he moved to t an -evening event. the Martin farm at Rock Tbe two aistera - Miss Tbel· known as the father of recrea-•uoder 10 years of age. . .. a welkoo>plled "Book of Mem- admit that his childhood was Long Hollow $cho01, also He saved rlve ~~~ from a Springs were purdlased f o r ortea" - as a sobsUtute for one of poverty. Somewhere a one-robin lnatii!IUon. Permls- !&-cent a day lunch allowance $5,~. The aon, with two young. the yearbook which tbe Class of from witbin that poverty canie sion ·was granted. and finally couected en ou I b er s11tlers at home, was given IO·years ago like many others the incentive and the drive to- MarUn said tllat In one year, lunda with which to purchase fiOO ollhe amount to porchaae ollhst 11me.' did DOl have. word adiievernent. .Mr. Will took 'him through the his first bicycle. Having had\ clothes and enroll at Ohio Unl- ,1 . · · . . a difficult Ume In obtain- versity. This took care of t b e · his first bicycle, Mr. Mar-\ftrsl year- alter that be was ! 1 waa most anxlbus to give "on his own." • some youngster a bicycle SUD· He received hla A. B. at Ohio i . -Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 29, 1967-5 re\ '• 111 1 •• FILL NOWFIRST PAYMENT NEXT FALL! Story and Pictures By Bob Hoeflich I. Record 540 at '67 PHS Alumni Banquet Saturday Ashland Fuel Oil There's no need to wait for winter' Fill your tank :-lOW and he a><ured your home has safe, reliable, even heat when the first cold snap occurs. No payment is due until October I, and you ,., 111 he billed at the lowest price that prevails during the summer months. Or you can take advantage of the Ashland Fuel Oil Budget Payment Plan- moe equal monthly payments from September to May. There's no .interest, no carrying charge. Ashland Fuel Oil is truly a superior home-beating product. It's safe, reliable and provides clean, even heat. And it is always competilively priced to save you money. Ashland Oil is first in service, too. You can count on receiving prompt, accurate metered delivery. No matter how cold the weal her, your Ashland Oil Distributor will see that you always· have plenty of clean·buming Ashland Fuel Oil. BEN,FRANKUN• · WATCH FOR ANOTHER __.....__ . "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK eON SALE ALL WEE(( A.T BOTH STORES . Rail'• Ben Frenklln Ben Franklin Sto,. PoMEROY . MIDDLEPORT Call your nearby Ashland Oil Distributor NOW and get the jump on cold weather with a "summer·fill" of Ashland Fuel Oil! Ashland ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY ' .~ .H.red otes Why Pay More 1 ---- ----------WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR CLOSE OUT SALE NEXT WINTER - ----·· ALL SIZES RECAPS- FULLY GUARANTEED (* In observance of* f ILACK SIDI WALL-· 0: BLACK ltDI W A L L - - " .....,,_.J ·New Tire Sale- Dunlop. & .GoOdrich ' . ~. LARGE STOCK GIBSON -A!R COMPLETI! ' BUNK BIDS- BEDS ' BAKER FURNITURE MJDDUI'OIT, o. 650x13 thru 800x14 .., ·While They Last I CHILDIENS : HOLL\'WDDD $13·55 PkUS tM AND TRADI IN $12·65 PLUS TA_X AND t•ADI IN ' lADIES STRAP . TWIN"SIZI and Old Tiro WHITE SI'DE WAW- $2.00 MORE · ' SOfiA BEDS _ _ 5000 BtU TO 28,000 .,.... MISSES SANDALS :!~sto 4 \i GOODRICH ·· HI FLEX - GOODRICH nsx14 650x13 AmYE OR LBSURE MOMENTS BUDGET SHOP Snow Tires 05 FULL 4-PL Y ...... NYLON ...... FULL +Ply SANDALS FOR· SEE THESE IN OUR $ Mud and .. {I' ' J " S .99 ' " j, '.'.:....~ . ·, THE SHOE BOX "'. \. '. I MIDDLII'ORT, OHIO ' l ,( •1 • I :··· . �.,. ., ... ., ' I • •'{·' '.·. '' , • • '·. ,, . - ' I ' ' ~~ . ,,;to. '. • , ' I ., ·. : l ·. ) ' ' HELEN HELP US! Social News :>;\ • '' (,lu.lllty Super COCHRAN .. /, \PAINTS Decorator Colorl mo~:Mr. :. , teacher~~ • I ruf ·, · • fliiJIIr!ni ·lhe reunion of tile Sunday ' t.f'artln The Florida atfol)ley aeventb and elshtb day Dllli'Dinlat llAIOt Sprlnp. IUoiveralty In 11121 and bll 1aw 1ma Martin, a Euclld,1tion tnP'ort Lauderdale byllll, ·.·,£; dasa of 1917' In Pomeroy Satur· vj!llted the Rllct f\prlngs Medl- ·II!• .tale G. o. wur, a teacher an4 he waa able to paaa HaviD& been able to go into degree at Ohio stete Univ_enity.and Mrs. DoriS Pov@mlre, a i NaUonal Recreation Assn. ~'!!\ , •Y wBi Granville H&r0J.d Mar· o4iat ChureJI - close to b Ia at the I.Qng)lrillilw sc&ool as test to permit !>1m to enter biBb IChool at an early a g e, in 19%3 - workinl hla wa y!teac)ter in Columbus - we waa' f\portlman of' tile Year ~ , tin, prominent,Fol'\ Lauderdale, fotmer home - and presented the sreatest contributor to HIBh School. Mr. Martin waa1called I be tbr<lUgh bolh univel'liUes. boUt In Pomeroy over the week· !960. His accompllslunellll ~Yf'_ f!a., attor_ney. SharOn Brawley witli a n e w a~ccesiful ~.' He also In those daya there were rto "runt" ol the class. He wao no .Marlbl family moved elld to he a part of the minion heeD many. • Mr. M811ln hosted bll clas.. bicycle, · Its !lie late Mr. Will with being school bosea. Paved atreell end- only 16 when he graduated and to Colombul wllen lbrGid so enjoyed by their b~. A perf!Olllll ·frleDd of· Jolmnl lilafell and their guesll at a While Mr. MarUn Is OOJy one th• greatest tescher who ever ed at the town limits. Although C<!DUnued growi!'l to hla over completed bl1 work al Oldo Mr. Mllrtin is a member of Welsemul~ of Tmao fame, ~ held at the Triolty of th~ '-uccess!ul meml!ers of lived. . student street car Ucl<els were ail< feet height long after be Uoivenlly. His !adler died the Ohio, Tennessee and Flori· he Is woriUog with Jobmly .II, Uoited Church of Christ; be the class of '17, hla Is the true ' WAS NOT SATISFIED eight for 25 cenll, MarUn walk· bed enrolled in college.· there. His motloer, Mn. Oaa da bm. He ,Is a former munic- a swimming hall of fame proprovided .man, gold hells to American success story .,.;. Attending the then ed to and from Pomeroy High H1a parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Is Uvfng at F o r I ipal court judge and Lo a past Iject which baa !or an ulttmall tl! In with tbe school • golden ftlled wilh !niUaUve'- bard work school at )lock as and made a secoJJd Joseph W. Martin, "struclr: \1 ~. aad wW be G1Jvernor of the Florida Dlstrlctigoal compulsory twimmlng b)r" llloiversary theme. He pre. IIDd actompiiBhment. boY. MartiD was oo1 · If It were oecessary to at- rich" when coal rights under yeua old nnl Aprll. of Kiwanis Intemalionll. He Is 1every able - bodied scbool cblllf · aented each class member with . Mr. Martin 'Is the first to He asked to he moved to t an -evening event. the Martin farm at Rock Tbe two aistera - Miss Tbel· known as the father of recrea-•uoder 10 years of age. . .. a welkoo>plled "Book of Mem- admit that his childhood was Long Hollow $cho01, also He saved rlve ~~~ from a Springs were purdlased f o r ortea" - as a sobsUtute for one of poverty. Somewhere a one-robin lnatii!IUon. Permls- !&-cent a day lunch allowance $5,~. The aon, with two young. the yearbook which tbe Class of from witbin that poverty canie sion ·was granted. and finally couected en ou I b er s11tlers at home, was given IO·years ago like many others the incentive and the drive to- MarUn said tllat In one year, lunda with which to purchase fiOO ollhe amount to porchaae ollhst 11me.' did DOl have. word adiievernent. .Mr. Will took 'him through the his first bicycle. Having had\ clothes and enroll at Ohio Unl- ,1 . · · . . a difficult Ume In obtain- versity. This took care of t b e · his first bicycle, Mr. Mar-\ftrsl year- alter that be was ! 1 waa most anxlbus to give "on his own." • some youngster a bicycle SUD· He received hla A. B. at Ohio i . -Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 29, 1967-5 re\ '• 111 1 •• FILL NOWFIRST PAYMENT NEXT FALL! Story and Pictures By Bob Hoeflich I. Record 540 at '67 PHS Alumni Banquet Saturday Ashland Fuel Oil There's no need to wait for winter' Fill your tank :-lOW and he a><ured your home has safe, reliable, even heat when the first cold snap occurs. No payment is due until October I, and you ,., 111 he billed at the lowest price that prevails during the summer months. Or you can take advantage of the Ashland Fuel Oil Budget Payment Plan- moe equal monthly payments from September to May. There's no .interest, no carrying charge. Ashland Fuel Oil is truly a superior home-beating product. It's safe, reliable and provides clean, even heat. And it is always competilively priced to save you money. Ashland Oil is first in service, too. You can count on receiving prompt, accurate metered delivery. No matter how cold the weal her, your Ashland Oil Distributor will see that you always· have plenty of clean·buming Ashland Fuel Oil. BEN,FRANKUN• · WATCH FOR ANOTHER __.....__ . "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK eON SALE ALL WEE(( A.T BOTH STORES . Rail'• Ben Frenklln Ben Franklin Sto,. PoMEROY . MIDDLEPORT Call your nearby Ashland Oil Distributor NOW and get the jump on cold weather with a "summer·fill" of Ashland Fuel Oil! Ashland ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY ' .~ .H.red otes Why Pay More 1 ---- ----------WHY NOT BUY NOW FOR CLOSE OUT SALE NEXT WINTER - ----·· ALL SIZES RECAPS- FULLY GUARANTEED (* In observance of* f ILACK SIDI WALL-· 0: BLACK ltDI W A L L - - " .....,,_.J ·New Tire Sale- Dunlop. & .GoOdrich ' . ~. LARGE STOCK GIBSON -A!R COMPLETI! ' BUNK BIDS- BEDS ' BAKER FURNITURE MJDDUI'OIT, o. 650x13 thru 800x14 .., ·While They Last I CHILDIENS : HOLL\'WDDD $13·55 PkUS tM AND TRADI IN $12·65 PLUS TA_X AND t•ADI IN ' lADIES STRAP . TWIN"SIZI and Old Tiro WHITE SI'DE WAW- $2.00 MORE · ' SOfiA BEDS _ _ 5000 BtU TO 28,000 .,.... MISSES SANDALS :!~sto 4 \i GOODRICH ·· HI FLEX - GOODRICH nsx14 650x13 AmYE OR LBSURE MOMENTS BUDGET SHOP Snow Tires 05 FULL 4-PL Y ...... NYLON ...... FULL +Ply SANDALS FOR· SEE THESE IN OUR $ Mud and .. {I' ' J " S .99 ' " j, '.'.:....~ . ·, THE SHOE BOX "'. \. '. I MIDDLII'ORT, OHIO ' l ,( •1 • I :··· . �• ._, ~.~ 1Junch"9n hosted by Mr. tin. Oh b;ind to '"ill the Ia· d1es was Miss Erllll Smjtb who .;, .. llvlng fn Columbus bitt pitched in to help since she w as borne for the weekend. , SOTH ANNIVERSARY In contrnt to today~ 50 yeors 190 1 high s~hool ed.ucation wn more of oluxu1 thpn a nects~ity. Qnplte this facl, In the •II of 1913, thtN wert 56 beya oncl llrla ,enretled tt Pomeroy Hlth School •• thtclaanf 1 17. ' Thla clau nw one of.'.~hl worst' floods In the hi.. ro!-t of tht Ohio Valley In 1913 and blfora graduation IJ!W the United Stalls enter the "war to end all wan". 1 On Friday, ~y !7, 1917, at the Opera Houoe In Pomeroy, 35 studanta troduat... , Some of these wera nqt among tht original 56 who enrolled four yNn ..,. lllr. Of the 35 gr...uatn, 23 aN otlll living. Fourtnn of them met In Pomeroy Stlurdoy to hold 1 reunion commemorating their 50th y11r as Pomeroy High School trodo. Pictures htN ohow tht 14 members oncl their guesh as they Nmlnlsc... at a noon luncheon at tho Trinity Unit... Church of Christ and at • later gathe,.. lng at the parisll house of Grace Episcopal Church. · And, the clhs·had 1 lot to talk over. lt'o members hiVI been unusually successful In their chosen prof• sions over the post half century. .. HAROLD MARTIN, live wire of the reunion and. ·yoqngest class member, .wQte a gold sport ooat Salurd!IY tit 1118 luncheon he held for the class and at the evening a! u m nJ e>ents: "It was the closest thing, cotdd lin~ to gold.:' Ma r t i n r. · '.'/) I J I ~re th""C there? unur ·loss of '17 did aU right, ! . ; 11. were hope, , "We IODgtlt to LET Mt;; QUOTE a member I r I, ltBD oth··r matters . . 1 ' ' ' .., ... ,,..,_ ~. Tecbulcolor 5 ftmt lit' • n!~~t: "' wo~. •• 5 111~ : : ' .--:' .,~~'='u: :~,r." "' CAID ali THANKS .. OIITUAIIII 11.50 for st woro 1...,.-,-:-,:----::-:-:---::-.,-:-"'"' .......... 1 111 •ord minimum. I•'" H. ILIND ADI Adllllltllll Ill CIMFMI per Ad¥tr- "ltement. OPPICI .MOUII t:ll •· ... t. J;eo , . "'·· o-••r 1:11 L t'l. t..1tttll Moo•, ......,..., IT'I "IIAI'¥ TC 'LACI A ' WANT AD Biiley, Reedsvt'lle, QUAUn 1 . • • $l695 Local 1 OW11er, Jow mileage car, spotless interior. aqua fln· ish, .Powerglide tran11mlssion, whitewall tires show llttle well', heater. real nice. $1195 P. 0. ~io, Ull Bo1 45712. lt, JIOWIOI'ha NICIJl 1'101'1.1111 $11095 2'70 series, white finish, red interior, 6 cyl. engine, automatic Rnrllngs Honda Sales Pomeroy Motor Co. WY f 17 120tC OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. STANDING timber In Ohio POMEROY, OHIO West. Virginia, or old larnos II wltlt timber. Marion Reynolds, ,'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=========::!~\ l!OI 71, Syracuse, Ohio. I 24 Uc ~=:::-::-:---.,. --- STEREO Radio Console f speed changer 4 speilker I IYBtem, Balance due or $6.75 per month. 192· 3218. 5 23 lie GRAVELY TRACTOR and I' l'lo4ln GNIISH ftJr modern fannllf'l l!:oollomkW- CDDl'nlent - 0. petldablt. CCJDI}MIUUv• total IOID coltl. '5'at~1' TONIGHT ond TUESDAY 9S Mor 29-30 WaJt Disney's 114 "ADVENTURES OF BULLWHIP GRIFFIN" (Technicolor) Roddy McDoweU as Buiiwhlp Griffin; Mlke Maznrkl, as the Mountain Ox Co. Adtel=eo.ct. n.eNa- Pub!i sherJ to &~~ve Jivet in caoperetia whh The Colorc•rtoons: Bubble IH ' Strolght Shoolon - ' The lnternalionol '"-""' AdvO<litioc Ex.-s. I Willie Absent From My Office MJJy 28th Through JOJNlNG 'l'IIE IIEUNION class also as guests were t h e Rev. ~ Mrs. Wald Radford, Asa Hoskins and Miss A d a Ho,~lns . The Rev. Mr. Radford was of the class of 1916. BICYCLE witb training wheels, Rufly :Ill Inch I a wn 5 ROOM HOUSE, two mower. Good shape. Phone rooma, wall to wall earpe~ 742-4781. Bud Douglas, Har- 1ng in living room, lull ba~ WORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. fisonville, 5 26 3tp ment, 1.92 acres, I Harry M. Bolin. 421 South ONE galvanalized 3 bole sink to Heights, Phone 992-3429. St., Middleport. 4 26 wash glasses, $10, 2 pieces of _ 5 14 lfc . . inch pl•te glass about 5 SINGER Model 86, round feet square, 2 pieces of bins, sews forward and inch plate glass about 2 feel verse. Zig Zag equipped. NOW TAKING by 8 feet, $15. Phone 992-99(li Qnly 7 paymeAII $6.00. or 992·2529. 5 23 3tc 2685. 4 21 APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' UDIATOR Ohio Bool•ncl Motor Your He"h• System le The Most lm,ortent-Applience In Your Home, ~~~ Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check SCHWARZEL MARINE lAKER ·& SEYFRIED EVINRUDE S1lesand Service Ll~nu mower with riding sulky. Em- Awindshield can wrinkle yot.fface. 1-2151 MIDOUPOIIT OHIO NEW 3 bedroom brick orson Pooler, Chester, Ohio. with garage, full sized ~,,~ , 5 Z5 6tc HOCKINGPORT. OHIO ment, large lot, easily ==;;-= = ::-;:---:-:PHON I 667-3370 anced. Velma G. Zuspan, Ma· KNAPP SHOES for cushion soo. w. va., 773-5150. comfort Clil£'1 Shoe Repair, i'"'""'""'""""""""""""""'""""" S 19 tOte Middleport 5 12 JOtc Notice CALL DICK RAWLINGS tr.ans. Radio and beater, like new whitewall tires. Wented Pomeroy, 0. alumni reunion class. They Allen Ward Harlley who oper· Iated his retail shoe business , lor 35 years and Alfred Mees IElberfeld of the Elberfeld Department Store. Both were on hand for all of the reunion ac· ·-- Motor' CO: 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR kind - RoOts • seng, yellow root, wUd ginger, May Apple. clean, no dlrt. Bill -t- ·- ~--~ For Sale 11M-eu. in. 6 cy. St'li. trans. Radio heater, Uke new, Whitewall tires, aqua finish. Wtl'& Ollt lnHf'HIIIL n. oP 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR A. .MI•Inwm 12 IMiltl ... WtCbtl'll ... thrw NriiiCV- tddlfltllll ~26 "NmiiiiCS.Wi - --- 1· Pom•roy .. - 1965 CHEVELLE 2 D()()R ANTIQUES, William Ham m, Middleport, Ohio. 992-2959. . U.TU 'tw Wtltt M .. I'Yiot , PNOIII tiN111 MEIGS THEATRE 36 NEW PONTIACS BUICKS & GMC TRUCKS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING .n, It! e SERVICE i All New RHitlor Shtp eCar eTnick eHiftir Core e Bulldonr eAnyTy,. ) I ! - KEITH GOBLE FORD ' ... WY .; •1M _.,..rt, o. ' M•••t or~992:·2:39:5Jl:f~~~~~~~g~~ Pemtrey, 0. Phone 992-3794 FREE STORAGE 11111 11\ber all your wmter EXPERIENCED cum.enta and •tore them witll us. No more eloseta cnmped wltb UDW!ed clotb· I.D&. No more airing, aortin&. WHEEL ALIGNMENT sprayin' and pac.l:int witb JOur wmter clothes. Every· tblnt you seod 11 beeutifuUy cleaned safely. blsured and AND earefuUy atored. En··· ·•em lreshJy pressed wbr ~ ·,Jl for il Nothing to pr ·II. BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS ·1,m No bulgina doset.< moths an.d safe f~ Phone 992·2143 Pomtroy ·1 ·· l"t. Bring Ihom In or u II lor Pick Up & Delivery S.r•ice Phone 773·5543 ABC Cleaners Contact flye M1nley Middleport For Rent June 4th. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. ANOTHER LOCAL who was on hand for the reunion was Vernon Nea~e. Miners· ville Roul.e I, farmer, who takes such an active role in the Meigs County American Red Cross blood program as well as other Red Cross aetivlties. 'WOMEN OF THE Trinity United Church of Christ d i d themselves proud with t h e I r the cava ... cado of yean, ... er borostope, GIVEN BICYCLE - Sharon Brawley, who makes her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. CaiSmJ-100 llallmw • ;orohably at tended the movie no I •un. and bate tbe day. vin Smith, near Rock Sprmgs, won a new bicycle more !lo an once a year. Those i "We come agaill to Ibis reSunday morning at the Rock Springs Methodist 11\•ing " dlStance from school : membered place. Church. Pictured with Miss Brawfey is Harold Mar· either took a lunch or had an "Not an are bere; some lie tin, Fort Lauderdale, Fia ., attorney, who awarded allowan"' for It of not over 15 beside the way, the bicycle. Mr. Martin returned to Pomeroy to help cents a day. The only jewell') "We are tbe favoret! few by spark the 50th reunion of the Pomeroy li.igh School ever noticed was the , 11 v e r Heaven'• grace, class of 1917 held on Saturday. He formerly attend· fricndship bracelets accumulat. "Now, eacla to eacla, we oay ed the Roek Springs Church as a youth. He is shown ed by the girls from 11 n k 8 the old relralll: with other celebrants on this and the facing page bought by the boys at about 50 "Hoy peace be willl yo1 'til who attended the PHS Alumni banquet and Parish cents a link. The average boy we meet agalll." ~H:::o.:us:-e:..:soe::.:i::al:.pe~n.::'od:::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ had only one good suit and one k k pair of dress shoes at . . IAN COMMENTED that he their mother, both daughters 1 o! a snap type bOO mar sebad seen no ct•aret smoking at 1are teaellen as " 1b ; r d tually - lor eaoh I u n c b e o D en t.tme, but every oneanywgtv aa .. th b cit of acll lied' up every." ' the reunion among class mem.. And, both Mart b a gue~t. On e a e m . ,. ask our ARAB fJcpert bers. Nor had anyone else. Ian, and Mtldred seemed to enjoy ttn. was a cross done Ill man for the facia THE OPERA HOUSI!: 1 himself, smoked 40 years and their participation in th• reun· whiti pearlB. C"'- 11 L be & 5 ly gon~ from Pomero•'s .~ j then gave up llle babit when a ion of tba '11 class. oro ~~ 0~~67;1160 upp ' "' •1doctor laid d tho law TWO POMEROY buslnPIIwa~the scene ol achool presen""" · men were repre90Dted In t be pt,. Plto..nt W. Yt. ---·- · - ~--~ '8 A SMAIL OLEVA GOTTSOHAIL OOT- 1· .. IT WORLD . ' . Middleport Route I, . Mre. W. P. Lochary and Mr a. ed h arUJ' -'-ill' Harold MarliD, the for m a r us e~ ouc ., ty also to Margery Young, lived In 1h 0 add a btl of style to the luncb. same dormitory at Oblo U n I· eon. Placecards done ill a. gold versity before Miss Young be- floral motif wera hand·pamted came Mre. Martin. AJ a result by Mn. Cottfl'iH. Another cla81 of that period, Mre. Lochary member, Iva Rhoades Sturdetnows Mr. and Mre. Martin vaot, Columbus, contributed Iter weD ... also Mr. Martin's sis- artlstle talent too by creating le.t, Mrs. Dorl• Pllvenmirc and allraotlve rod mittens - sort Mrs. Lochary are ll!rough their I>atJghters of tbl American Revolutioll work. ·'' . tflt or rt)Ht ••v • ..-mH jrc:tlolllllt. ftt -lltMr •lit illr ,..,..tlbll fer ,.,.,. th1 1' • • ' •• , ............ fer . . . . fblft 01111 ln- - LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 AM.. will hold a special lng tonight al 7:30 p.m., al Masonic Temple to confer third degree on ·one 'eandldatei Refreshments will be served. All Master Masons are Invited. ~1('ight of luxury was a I' uBeyoad the aearer fleldl of ten cc11 banana split at F onjoys and tears. tan.,·s. The average student i "And oow, tbougb olaot tho ... ! ' c Wk To Buy u•U&.ATIOifl Tho P\!Mtlltt• .....,... ...,. rlsln rioUILI FIATURI '"NIYADA SMITH" PLUS • "WILD WILD WINTIR" 2 SIGNS e fll1ed wftb of th(' 1917 class on a couple of I "Bot fOUld aot read a p • '" -·,.,..... Ifill .. ...,... Oiltfl t .. .. THE REUNION, to sav tb lenst. was gre•' - and from m1 observances ''' me say t~at tltese class of '17 members are reallv the lively ones . .. 1 should be so young! dreamo, our hearll willl 1 .._.,_ DNIItiM I .L ,._ Cl~r-t•'"• a. corre.t•• 1, TONIGH~~n~9~ESI)AY ut•o-.•••• W.... Pua,llcaH• WI. 01~ I II. I I,ADY WANTS work part doing ironlngs or housecleaning or lr. i t ch e belp. Call after 5 p. m. phoi>e 992-2002. & $ Qtp IWIOIMAfiON in the Unitett States. Tlie award was made at the Rnck Sorln~s Methodist Church which Sharon attends. each, respolldiDI to a mind• '~,II~~" Drive·ln , D111J :sennne1, romeroy-m~aa1epon, o., •1 .., '""-" Employment cyrl~s spoken aame, "Received a band el 'IIOnll !lave always 1 upoa 1 pa«e. [JrOil ){' m 'l. ha VE'll '1 WANT AD INFORM.ATION . WA~f A.. . quP"tlOnl! on the numher of (Continued from Page 1) tatlon! as well as oommenceth.,... with effective bumor. ment eserclses. The Class of In ber concluding paragrapb, '11 staged "Sinbad, the Sailor" Carrie wrote: whieh no one in the class ever "My husband, Ben, and I te- forgot. Athletic contests. very, side at 105 Maple Place. T b e very llmited, at that, were weicome mat is always out for held at the Rock Springs Fair· my: classmates, so, in t b e grounds. An all.<fay inter-class wotds o1 Mae West, 'WhY don't track and field meet at the you come up and see me some- fairgrounds about took care of time?' , tbe entire ath1etic program. Kind of eflectlve, don't vou :hink? BY THE WAY, the class On the other hand. 1 can just Book of Memories distributed hear some of the younger read- at the reunion contams a oopy ero asking _ ol the original commencement "So Whn's Mae West?" program of the group. Wonder ' bow many of us of a generation SINCE WE in the Meig! f.o. later kept such things. c<.l School District seem to be a bit involved these dsys a- THE ONLY INTER · CLASS bout where students will be at- marriage among the classmattending classes in the future, es of 1917 was that of C I a r a let me tell you about the trial• Horten90 Fowler and Jan 1". and tribulat•ons of the Class of Howell. Botll were at the reun'!1 when it c: tuc to cIa s •· ton. They are Columbus restrooms. dents now and have most reTile freshman year was sp<nt cently made a trip to London, in the old ~cadcmy building; Rome. and Paris. the rophomore year was BPOnl And here's something I a n sh,ltling between the old St. wrote for the Book of MemoJohn's Church, Central Elemen- riO! and his classmates: tory Srhool and tile Second I "Just baH a boadred yean 8· \V.Jrd Firr House. That year go we came, tlw olu oigh school was razed "To walk lo cap and pn td U1e present high school acrou the otace; •'Wbne . "" , . . . , . _ pre90nted Sharon BrP.WlfV, Rr> rok sr:,.in~ area with n card entlllln~ h~r to the bi<>yfie of her choio• al .the El· · berfeld Deoartment 8 t o r e. i won the bloycle bv glv· ' IJ18 the correct answers to ' a Book of Memories for 1917 Class is Full of Treasures rJstr 1JC t.ed. The final two years 'E' spent in the new struc- The W.S.C.S. of the Lo~~g tom MethOdist Churc~ 'inet lbe home of Mrs. Genev1 es, with six members preseolt, II Hazel Edgell, ·Marie Ara Myers. Mary Pierce. ~'''II Webster, and Mrs. Geneva es: , Marie Swan read the from Galatians 6th Chap-IJ ler. Bess Webster led prayer. . delicious lunch was served at noon: The meetliig closed with ' jcummented. Sunday, he '.~ ' .. WSCS Unit Meeu ! Pre~aratlon and serving olllte ,, 'i I I' PHILCO • ·' ecolor 1Television I . 1 ( SALES AND I SERVICE -WYNIII IIIMI.Irt GO RIGHT TO _., ..,_. W't c-. .., ___ liM"•~ lllf ta ; · , eo--. ... _.__ ..,_ wlnt•-ttoo-- -wo'w--· --_ ....prlllngtr-·-· _..... .... lllclrtc: . . . . . . . . HE, dllqd ..... ....... ., . . ._ t6lolrio 11n01 MCIIftalltD .,_., ....•..,. Ilk SJc lull., ,~_ OgMILMO CJ"We.tull ooukln1_MWiw ........ oo-*l Mto ILSM · - .. - . . .... lnd 4tiiJ)etiel. O.URg II jill I bllbit ....... D Cl 'I FOR SA.LE II . lnd OOinklrtlbll tltctrie ....._,.~liDO. 8"71' 1 ...... 9 --~-10-ooojllldOtljo-- ·- AN ESTABLISHED li::JSU)fhS IN THE DOWNTOWN SECTION OF POMEROY ltooJt golog - ...- - - _ , . ., C-4 .. (toot . . . . ....- . ......... ,..--.. ..,.7FRti>._.J ;llazlf:... tor l llet . . . . . . . . . . . ef_,IQII ltll: III Alld be~ - IJI lt~~ptD . . Mfnl17 J'EJ_,I:s t1 b1 ; This business has been · iD sa.,;e AUTO SERVIa CENTER ' WANTED •MUFFLERS eTUNE UP eSHOCKS ellRAKE JOB e nRES e BAnERIES lndderllally, Mrs. Oblinger .... IIOI!IIql8llted to the llllldt· eon by ome ol fler dallj!bters, Mre. Mildred Bailey, wltJJe another dsuibler, Mlllltbrtba Oillinger ltlCOIIJI)8IIIe ber lo tbl evening at Grace Pariah Bouse. Uke lilt Couzt st., l'c.r I !OJ . . . . ....... .... J ...., . . 1117 Til . . hootiDg- ~ MOORE'S flleme. OPTOMETRIST t to lZ, I to 5( (C.1ole at NOOII C111 with an ~ro-~lllirmOO . . . . . . ooupol4i NEEDLESS TO SAY, wIt b Mrs. Neutzjlnc and BIIOII!er ciau momber, Ada Zabl Oblioger, .. ehairman and co-chail'o DI8D loeally lor the reunloa, lbings """ weU done . The luncheon tables at TrinIty United Churclt of 0tr11t wera just to the "nlll" dl!gl1!8 in carrying out 1he llllliversary COMPTON, O.D. 100 YEAR OLD HOlm C!rriell .NI!Idecl: · ~ '' ' .Will .' MOORE 124 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO s : PHONitml41 . ' . ,r J , , _ _, ) -- - ' foe~~ ' lion for over 30 y~ars; !Bu,si11!JSS, net well over the ftve l:i~~:~..!'~~it CAN liE IOUCIIT DQWN Gu1r1nteed To Please Fast, Friendly Service , ,~ . I : ' !! I !: II ' �• ._, ~.~ 1Junch"9n hosted by Mr. tin. Oh b;ind to '"ill the Ia· d1es was Miss Erllll Smjtb who .;, .. llvlng fn Columbus bitt pitched in to help since she w as borne for the weekend. , SOTH ANNIVERSARY In contrnt to today~ 50 yeors 190 1 high s~hool ed.ucation wn more of oluxu1 thpn a nects~ity. Qnplte this facl, In the •II of 1913, thtN wert 56 beya oncl llrla ,enretled tt Pomeroy Hlth School •• thtclaanf 1 17. ' Thla clau nw one of.'.~hl worst' floods In the hi.. ro!-t of tht Ohio Valley In 1913 and blfora graduation IJ!W the United Stalls enter the "war to end all wan". 1 On Friday, ~y !7, 1917, at the Opera Houoe In Pomeroy, 35 studanta troduat... , Some of these wera nqt among tht original 56 who enrolled four yNn ..,. lllr. Of the 35 gr...uatn, 23 aN otlll living. Fourtnn of them met In Pomeroy Stlurdoy to hold 1 reunion commemorating their 50th y11r as Pomeroy High School trodo. Pictures htN ohow tht 14 members oncl their guesh as they Nmlnlsc... at a noon luncheon at tho Trinity Unit... Church of Christ and at • later gathe,.. lng at the parisll house of Grace Episcopal Church. · And, the clhs·had 1 lot to talk over. lt'o members hiVI been unusually successful In their chosen prof• sions over the post half century. .. HAROLD MARTIN, live wire of the reunion and. ·yoqngest class member, .wQte a gold sport ooat Salurd!IY tit 1118 luncheon he held for the class and at the evening a! u m nJ e>ents: "It was the closest thing, cotdd lin~ to gold.:' Ma r t i n r. · '.'/) I J I ~re th""C there? unur ·loss of '17 did aU right, ! . ; 11. were hope, , "We IODgtlt to LET Mt;; QUOTE a member I r I, ltBD oth··r matters . . 1 ' ' ' .., ... ,,..,_ ~. Tecbulcolor 5 ftmt lit' • n!~~t: "' wo~. •• 5 111~ : : ' .--:' .,~~'='u: :~,r." "' CAID ali THANKS .. OIITUAIIII 11.50 for st woro 1...,.-,-:-,:----::-:-:---::-.,-:-"'"' .......... 1 111 •ord minimum. I•'" H. ILIND ADI Adllllltllll Ill CIMFMI per Ad¥tr- "ltement. OPPICI .MOUII t:ll •· ... t. J;eo , . "'·· o-••r 1:11 L t'l. t..1tttll Moo•, ......,..., IT'I "IIAI'¥ TC 'LACI A ' WANT AD Biiley, Reedsvt'lle, QUAUn 1 . • • $l695 Local 1 OW11er, Jow mileage car, spotless interior. aqua fln· ish, .Powerglide tran11mlssion, whitewall tires show llttle well', heater. real nice. $1195 P. 0. ~io, Ull Bo1 45712. lt, JIOWIOI'ha NICIJl 1'101'1.1111 $11095 2'70 series, white finish, red interior, 6 cyl. engine, automatic Rnrllngs Honda Sales Pomeroy Motor Co. WY f 17 120tC OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. STANDING timber In Ohio POMEROY, OHIO West. Virginia, or old larnos II wltlt timber. Marion Reynolds, ,'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=========::!~\ l!OI 71, Syracuse, Ohio. I 24 Uc ~=:::-::-:---.,. --- STEREO Radio Console f speed changer 4 speilker I IYBtem, Balance due or $6.75 per month. 192· 3218. 5 23 lie GRAVELY TRACTOR and I' l'lo4ln GNIISH ftJr modern fannllf'l l!:oollomkW- CDDl'nlent - 0. petldablt. CCJDI}MIUUv• total IOID coltl. '5'at~1' TONIGHT ond TUESDAY 9S Mor 29-30 WaJt Disney's 114 "ADVENTURES OF BULLWHIP GRIFFIN" (Technicolor) Roddy McDoweU as Buiiwhlp Griffin; Mlke Maznrkl, as the Mountain Ox Co. Adtel=eo.ct. n.eNa- Pub!i sherJ to &~~ve Jivet in caoperetia whh The Colorc•rtoons: Bubble IH ' Strolght Shoolon - ' The lnternalionol '"-""' AdvO<litioc Ex.-s. I Willie Absent From My Office MJJy 28th Through JOJNlNG 'l'IIE IIEUNION class also as guests were t h e Rev. ~ Mrs. Wald Radford, Asa Hoskins and Miss A d a Ho,~lns . The Rev. Mr. Radford was of the class of 1916. BICYCLE witb training wheels, Rufly :Ill Inch I a wn 5 ROOM HOUSE, two mower. Good shape. Phone rooma, wall to wall earpe~ 742-4781. Bud Douglas, Har- 1ng in living room, lull ba~ WORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. fisonville, 5 26 3tp ment, 1.92 acres, I Harry M. Bolin. 421 South ONE galvanalized 3 bole sink to Heights, Phone 992-3429. St., Middleport. 4 26 wash glasses, $10, 2 pieces of _ 5 14 lfc . . inch pl•te glass about 5 SINGER Model 86, round feet square, 2 pieces of bins, sews forward and inch plate glass about 2 feel verse. Zig Zag equipped. NOW TAKING by 8 feet, $15. Phone 992-99(li Qnly 7 paymeAII $6.00. or 992·2529. 5 23 3tc 2685. 4 21 APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' UDIATOR Ohio Bool•ncl Motor Your He"h• System le The Most lm,ortent-Applience In Your Home, ~~~ Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check SCHWARZEL MARINE lAKER ·& SEYFRIED EVINRUDE S1lesand Service Ll~nu mower with riding sulky. Em- Awindshield can wrinkle yot.fface. 1-2151 MIDOUPOIIT OHIO NEW 3 bedroom brick orson Pooler, Chester, Ohio. with garage, full sized ~,,~ , 5 Z5 6tc HOCKINGPORT. OHIO ment, large lot, easily ==;;-= = ::-;:---:-:PHON I 667-3370 anced. Velma G. Zuspan, Ma· KNAPP SHOES for cushion soo. w. va., 773-5150. comfort Clil£'1 Shoe Repair, i'"'""'""'""""""""""""""'""""" S 19 tOte Middleport 5 12 JOtc Notice CALL DICK RAWLINGS tr.ans. Radio and beater, like new whitewall tires. Wented Pomeroy, 0. alumni reunion class. They Allen Ward Harlley who oper· Iated his retail shoe business , lor 35 years and Alfred Mees IElberfeld of the Elberfeld Department Store. Both were on hand for all of the reunion ac· ·-- Motor' CO: 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR kind - RoOts • seng, yellow root, wUd ginger, May Apple. clean, no dlrt. Bill -t- ·- ~--~ For Sale 11M-eu. in. 6 cy. St'li. trans. Radio heater, Uke new, Whitewall tires, aqua finish. Wtl'& Ollt lnHf'HIIIL n. oP 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR A. .MI•Inwm 12 IMiltl ... WtCbtl'll ... thrw NriiiCV- tddlfltllll ~26 "NmiiiiCS.Wi - --- 1· Pom•roy .. - 1965 CHEVELLE 2 D()()R ANTIQUES, William Ham m, Middleport, Ohio. 992-2959. . U.TU 'tw Wtltt M .. I'Yiot , PNOIII tiN111 MEIGS THEATRE 36 NEW PONTIACS BUICKS & GMC TRUCKS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING .n, It! e SERVICE i All New RHitlor Shtp eCar eTnick eHiftir Core e Bulldonr eAnyTy,. ) I ! - KEITH GOBLE FORD ' ... WY .; •1M _.,..rt, o. ' M•••t or~992:·2:39:5Jl:f~~~~~~~g~~ Pemtrey, 0. Phone 992-3794 FREE STORAGE 11111 11\ber all your wmter EXPERIENCED cum.enta and •tore them witll us. No more eloseta cnmped wltb UDW!ed clotb· I.D&. No more airing, aortin&. WHEEL ALIGNMENT sprayin' and pac.l:int witb JOur wmter clothes. Every· tblnt you seod 11 beeutifuUy cleaned safely. blsured and AND earefuUy atored. En··· ·•em lreshJy pressed wbr ~ ·,Jl for il Nothing to pr ·II. BRAKE SERVICE BLAEnNARS ·1,m No bulgina doset.< moths an.d safe f~ Phone 992·2143 Pomtroy ·1 ·· l"t. Bring Ihom In or u II lor Pick Up & Delivery S.r•ice Phone 773·5543 ABC Cleaners Contact flye M1nley Middleport For Rent June 4th. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. ANOTHER LOCAL who was on hand for the reunion was Vernon Nea~e. Miners· ville Roul.e I, farmer, who takes such an active role in the Meigs County American Red Cross blood program as well as other Red Cross aetivlties. 'WOMEN OF THE Trinity United Church of Christ d i d themselves proud with t h e I r the cava ... cado of yean, ... er borostope, GIVEN BICYCLE - Sharon Brawley, who makes her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. CaiSmJ-100 llallmw • ;orohably at tended the movie no I •un. and bate tbe day. vin Smith, near Rock Sprmgs, won a new bicycle more !lo an once a year. Those i "We come agaill to Ibis reSunday morning at the Rock Springs Methodist 11\•ing " dlStance from school : membered place. Church. Pictured with Miss Brawfey is Harold Mar· either took a lunch or had an "Not an are bere; some lie tin, Fort Lauderdale, Fia ., attorney, who awarded allowan"' for It of not over 15 beside the way, the bicycle. Mr. Martin returned to Pomeroy to help cents a day. The only jewell') "We are tbe favoret! few by spark the 50th reunion of the Pomeroy li.igh School ever noticed was the , 11 v e r Heaven'• grace, class of 1917 held on Saturday. He formerly attend· fricndship bracelets accumulat. "Now, eacla to eacla, we oay ed the Roek Springs Church as a youth. He is shown ed by the girls from 11 n k 8 the old relralll: with other celebrants on this and the facing page bought by the boys at about 50 "Hoy peace be willl yo1 'til who attended the PHS Alumni banquet and Parish cents a link. The average boy we meet agalll." ~H:::o.:us:-e:..:soe::.:i::al:.pe~n.::'od:::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ had only one good suit and one k k pair of dress shoes at . . IAN COMMENTED that he their mother, both daughters 1 o! a snap type bOO mar sebad seen no ct•aret smoking at 1are teaellen as " 1b ; r d tually - lor eaoh I u n c b e o D en t.tme, but every oneanywgtv aa .. th b cit of acll lied' up every." ' the reunion among class mem.. And, both Mart b a gue~t. On e a e m . ,. ask our ARAB fJcpert bers. Nor had anyone else. Ian, and Mtldred seemed to enjoy ttn. was a cross done Ill man for the facia THE OPERA HOUSI!: 1 himself, smoked 40 years and their participation in th• reun· whiti pearlB. C"'- 11 L be & 5 ly gon~ from Pomero•'s .~ j then gave up llle babit when a ion of tba '11 class. oro ~~ 0~~67;1160 upp ' "' •1doctor laid d tho law TWO POMEROY buslnPIIwa~the scene ol achool presen""" · men were repre90Dted In t be pt,. Plto..nt W. Yt. ---·- · - ~--~ '8 A SMAIL OLEVA GOTTSOHAIL OOT- 1· .. IT WORLD . ' . Middleport Route I, . Mre. W. P. Lochary and Mr a. ed h arUJ' -'-ill' Harold MarliD, the for m a r us e~ ouc ., ty also to Margery Young, lived In 1h 0 add a btl of style to the luncb. same dormitory at Oblo U n I· eon. Placecards done ill a. gold versity before Miss Young be- floral motif wera hand·pamted came Mre. Martin. AJ a result by Mn. Cottfl'iH. Another cla81 of that period, Mre. Lochary member, Iva Rhoades Sturdetnows Mr. and Mre. Martin vaot, Columbus, contributed Iter weD ... also Mr. Martin's sis- artlstle talent too by creating le.t, Mrs. Dorl• Pllvenmirc and allraotlve rod mittens - sort Mrs. Lochary are ll!rough their I>atJghters of tbl American Revolutioll work. ·'' . tflt or rt)Ht ••v • ..-mH jrc:tlolllllt. ftt -lltMr •lit illr ,..,..tlbll fer ,.,.,. th1 1' • • ' •• , ............ fer . . . . fblft 01111 ln- - LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 AM.. will hold a special lng tonight al 7:30 p.m., al Masonic Temple to confer third degree on ·one 'eandldatei Refreshments will be served. All Master Masons are Invited. ~1('ight of luxury was a I' uBeyoad the aearer fleldl of ten cc11 banana split at F onjoys and tears. tan.,·s. The average student i "And oow, tbougb olaot tho ... ! ' c Wk To Buy u•U&.ATIOifl Tho P\!Mtlltt• .....,... ...,. rlsln rioUILI FIATURI '"NIYADA SMITH" PLUS • "WILD WILD WINTIR" 2 SIGNS e fll1ed wftb of th(' 1917 class on a couple of I "Bot fOUld aot read a p • '" -·,.,..... Ifill .. ...,... Oiltfl t .. .. THE REUNION, to sav tb lenst. was gre•' - and from m1 observances ''' me say t~at tltese class of '17 members are reallv the lively ones . .. 1 should be so young! dreamo, our hearll willl 1 .._.,_ DNIItiM I .L ,._ Cl~r-t•'"• a. corre.t•• 1, TONIGH~~n~9~ESI)AY ut•o-.•••• W.... Pua,llcaH• WI. 01~ I II. I I,ADY WANTS work part doing ironlngs or housecleaning or lr. i t ch e belp. Call after 5 p. m. phoi>e 992-2002. & $ Qtp IWIOIMAfiON in the Unitett States. Tlie award was made at the Rnck Sorln~s Methodist Church which Sharon attends. each, respolldiDI to a mind• '~,II~~" Drive·ln , D111J :sennne1, romeroy-m~aa1epon, o., •1 .., '""-" Employment cyrl~s spoken aame, "Received a band el 'IIOnll !lave always 1 upoa 1 pa«e. [JrOil ){' m 'l. ha VE'll '1 WANT AD INFORM.ATION . WA~f A.. . quP"tlOnl! on the numher of (Continued from Page 1) tatlon! as well as oommenceth.,... with effective bumor. ment eserclses. The Class of In ber concluding paragrapb, '11 staged "Sinbad, the Sailor" Carrie wrote: whieh no one in the class ever "My husband, Ben, and I te- forgot. Athletic contests. very, side at 105 Maple Place. T b e very llmited, at that, were weicome mat is always out for held at the Rock Springs Fair· my: classmates, so, in t b e grounds. An all.<fay inter-class wotds o1 Mae West, 'WhY don't track and field meet at the you come up and see me some- fairgrounds about took care of time?' , tbe entire ath1etic program. Kind of eflectlve, don't vou :hink? BY THE WAY, the class On the other hand. 1 can just Book of Memories distributed hear some of the younger read- at the reunion contams a oopy ero asking _ ol the original commencement "So Whn's Mae West?" program of the group. Wonder ' bow many of us of a generation SINCE WE in the Meig! f.o. later kept such things. c<.l School District seem to be a bit involved these dsys a- THE ONLY INTER · CLASS bout where students will be at- marriage among the classmattending classes in the future, es of 1917 was that of C I a r a let me tell you about the trial• Horten90 Fowler and Jan 1". and tribulat•ons of the Class of Howell. Botll were at the reun'!1 when it c: tuc to cIa s •· ton. They are Columbus restrooms. dents now and have most reTile freshman year was sp<nt cently made a trip to London, in the old ~cadcmy building; Rome. and Paris. the rophomore year was BPOnl And here's something I a n sh,ltling between the old St. wrote for the Book of MemoJohn's Church, Central Elemen- riO! and his classmates: tory Srhool and tile Second I "Just baH a boadred yean 8· \V.Jrd Firr House. That year go we came, tlw olu oigh school was razed "To walk lo cap and pn td U1e present high school acrou the otace; •'Wbne . "" , . . . , . _ pre90nted Sharon BrP.WlfV, Rr> rok sr:,.in~ area with n card entlllln~ h~r to the bi<>yfie of her choio• al .the El· · berfeld Deoartment 8 t o r e. i won the bloycle bv glv· ' IJ18 the correct answers to ' a Book of Memories for 1917 Class is Full of Treasures rJstr 1JC t.ed. The final two years 'E' spent in the new struc- The W.S.C.S. of the Lo~~g tom MethOdist Churc~ 'inet lbe home of Mrs. Genev1 es, with six members preseolt, II Hazel Edgell, ·Marie Ara Myers. Mary Pierce. ~'''II Webster, and Mrs. Geneva es: , Marie Swan read the from Galatians 6th Chap-IJ ler. Bess Webster led prayer. . delicious lunch was served at noon: The meetliig closed with ' jcummented. Sunday, he '.~ ' .. WSCS Unit Meeu ! Pre~aratlon and serving olllte ,, 'i I I' PHILCO • ·' ecolor 1Television I . 1 ( SALES AND I SERVICE -WYNIII IIIMI.Irt GO RIGHT TO _., ..,_. W't c-. .., ___ liM"•~ lllf ta ; · , eo--. ... _.__ ..,_ wlnt•-ttoo-- -wo'w--· --_ ....prlllngtr-·-· _..... .... lllclrtc: . . . . . . . . HE, dllqd ..... ....... ., . . ._ t6lolrio 11n01 MCIIftalltD .,_., ....•..,. Ilk SJc lull., ,~_ OgMILMO CJ"We.tull ooukln1_MWiw ........ oo-*l Mto ILSM · - .. - . . .... lnd 4tiiJ)etiel. O.URg II jill I bllbit ....... D Cl 'I FOR SA.LE II . lnd OOinklrtlbll tltctrie ....._,.~liDO. 8"71' 1 ...... 9 --~-10-ooojllldOtljo-- ·- AN ESTABLISHED li::JSU)fhS IN THE DOWNTOWN SECTION OF POMEROY ltooJt golog - ...- - - _ , . ., C-4 .. (toot . . . . ....- . ......... ,..--.. ..,.7FRti>._.J ;llazlf:... tor l llet . . . . . . . . . . . ef_,IQII ltll: III Alld be~ - IJI lt~~ptD . . Mfnl17 J'EJ_,I:s t1 b1 ; This business has been · iD sa.,;e AUTO SERVIa CENTER ' WANTED •MUFFLERS eTUNE UP eSHOCKS ellRAKE JOB e nRES e BAnERIES lndderllally, Mrs. Oblinger .... IIOI!IIql8llted to the llllldt· eon by ome ol fler dallj!bters, Mre. Mildred Bailey, wltJJe another dsuibler, Mlllltbrtba Oillinger ltlCOIIJI)8IIIe ber lo tbl evening at Grace Pariah Bouse. Uke lilt Couzt st., l'c.r I !OJ . . . . ....... .... J ...., . . 1117 Til . . hootiDg- ~ MOORE'S flleme. OPTOMETRIST t to lZ, I to 5( (C.1ole at NOOII C111 with an ~ro-~lllirmOO . . . . . . ooupol4i NEEDLESS TO SAY, wIt b Mrs. Neutzjlnc and BIIOII!er ciau momber, Ada Zabl Oblioger, .. ehairman and co-chail'o DI8D loeally lor the reunloa, lbings """ weU done . The luncheon tables at TrinIty United Churclt of 0tr11t wera just to the "nlll" dl!gl1!8 in carrying out 1he llllliversary COMPTON, O.D. 100 YEAR OLD HOlm C!rriell .NI!Idecl: · ~ '' ' .Will .' MOORE 124 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO s : PHONitml41 . ' . ,r J , , _ _, ) -- - ' foe~~ ' lion for over 30 y~ars; !Bu,si11!JSS, net well over the ftve l:i~~:~..!'~~it CAN liE IOUCIIT DQWN Gu1r1nteed To Please Fast, Friendly Service , ,~ . I : ' !! I !: II ' �I ' l ' ' ." . • ' ' . . ' \ '' . - .'' . . . ., . 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By RALP.H HEIMDAHL ' ., , �I ' l ' ' ." . • ' ' . . ' \ '' . - .'' . . . ., . ' ,. • -· _...... .... . . ' -;. - ·~- ' '· ' . '' ' ' . II. ,, •"- I By AL CA;, ~· ~ 4.I'L UNER · I '~ 18· •• LI'L UNER 111 n e I, . ' \ I 'I By HOWIE ~ti'.-!EIDER I WOt..IPER. IF By HOWIII ~tii'IEIDER '-ASOLINE ALLEY ACCONIPMJIED BLGL£ CAlLS I ,. HOW API:JJr·c., , .. 'THE STJICIDE' ~·? WE HAVE TO A~t> By ICING ~BLO CA~t>.LS f.VER Look! A liqht in the bookstore! A IJAME: FOR OUR Lirrt£ MUSIC GP/l.IP! • . \ I , ..._,___!L.:.s:~~~~-:::-::::·~"=Q:::::-::::.-~!'>::_!·3~0! . . _ :1 By MERRILL BLOSSER ly HAROLD GRAY "'WHI'-.11. ""'Hiil N:KiHBOR.~ qA'ol/KiiO!,. LEAPIH' UlARPi0 1 I-lOW CAf'l ~"JCH. ~!Jlllel.i HAPPEH ~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ' ' ABIIE AND SI.ATS By CHESTER GOULD -· " DIC~/ TRACY ·~ II¥ CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY ' BEST IN TIME · r•••BEST).IN .SOUND I ' CLOCK RADIOS . BUGS ·Now .d..Zesee 1111 the new 1967 Zenith radios ster~}11n Furninlth Color aud Black & White iv at ,...e ' tore. OPEN FRI: & SAT. 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WINNERS UP TO $100 \ Complete \ Line Of Jarman Shoes 11.95 to 22.95 SEE Norma Goodwin YOU 36YIIn0f s.rv1ng Mllp onciMt10n.A- ., J.'/JIIJHIJ8UttJI \ lllui!Aef I<IVI1 Pick Up IWaurPhone and Call or IOJ.DF ln. Gooclwln .florist ~ TeiiMrftlda .Oitl...n4$t. Tomorrow many mothers will pause beside graves and meditate on their soldier sons who never returned. We honor those brave men who made the supreme sacrifice ••• "that this n11tion under God shall not perish from the earth." -- ill' WHEN YOU SLIP INTO JARMANS::': • .. and you naturally feel better, too, with the confidence that your footwear Is correct and the realization that It Is made to fit Bnugly-· and com· fortably. This style features nylon sewn front and easy-to-shine leather. Come In and try 1 p1ir to WHr with J*lr favorite IPOrt coat• ' PARADE_ The Pomeroy American Legion sponsored Me11_1orlal Dt~arade, under chairmanship of Paul casci, had several aaditlOnal partiCJiints : year. The parade through Pomeroy included the Eastern High School Band, lhoWII above and the Pomeroy and Middleport Bands. The parade line-up Included UDits from the National Guard at Pt. Pleasant, fire departments anil IDI&rieDC)' units from throughout the area, and more than 100 Boy Scouts. � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 29, 1967 bissell bletner campbell canode collins foglesong kincaid smith