https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9cd87ff98abef45d3c1cf417071d124a.pdf 8bacf53035e91a176eedbbd81b0596ad PDF Text Text r '(•. ~-I. ' " .' ' •. : '. . . ' I ..,~ ,, ' 'i }' }' ' i:l :. atdenersHave Im6oitant •i • .' • ' . .' I \ . • rt e • s.l~ast:or Dof A Deputies Picnic Will Be Held Aug. 6th Sale! Big Yank WORK UNIFORMS $6.00 I h Trouse11 .' STARTINGTHURSDAY,JULY20 REG. S1SJ16 NATURAUZERS $900 $10 & $12 ValuH AIRE DRESS SHOES $511 and . $611 $9 & $10 Valu.-MISS AMERICA TS and LOAFERS • • and $13 Values 'S DRESS SHOES VALUES TO $9.00 FAMOUS BRAND CHILDREN Shoes For Back To School •l'' ' ss.J6 $5 $·7 1INNIS WUR SALE KEDS and KEDE1TES ~'50 .... ., s Let Elberfelds Department.Store In Pomeroy outfit your home completely. Floor Coverings. and Draparies - Furniture and Appliances. Big Seleiflonsl Dependable Quality - Prompt DelivWy and Service - And Use Our Sensible Cre~it Service, ... OTHER BIANDS t Purch- 12lill CANNON KITCHEN TOWELS Smart • .,. Cannon Printo, woven checks and plaids lDd stripes. 3 lor p1lr SERVING OVENS Polished aluminum with black trim, adjustable venl 70c VP.l6 VERICI4ROME PAN FILM 541 70c VP116 ViRICHROME PAN FILM 541 $1.10 YPIU VERICJ4ROME PAN FILM 7341 15c VP620 39o ISc VPI27 . 39c Qc VP126.ol2 49c 15e VP120 39c l5c KODAK PLUS-X PAN FILM NO. 135·20 69o fSe KODAK TRI·X PAN FILM NO. TXI35·20 69c $1.25 KODAK EKTACJ4ROME )( FILM NO. IX620 99e $2.15 KODAK EKTACHROME X FILM NQ, IIX121.2fi1.74 $1.95 KODACHROME il. FILM NO. Kl35-20 $1.49 $2.75 KODACHROME II FILM . NO. K135-36 $2.27 $1.95 KODACHROME NO. KXISS.:JII $1.49 $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO, CX620 87c $1.95 KODACOLOR·X I"ILM NO. CXI26.o20 $1.49 99o $1.25 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CXI26.12 $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO, 120 87e .IIAO KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CXII6 $1.27 $2.4' KODACMROMF. fl FILM (Daylight.or Photolllih)2.10 $2.95 KODACJ4ROME II SUPER 8 FILM $2.44 .IS KODACHROME II IMM MAGAINI Q.20 .75 KODA¢0LOR-X FILM C,XI26.o20 $1.39 .15 KOOACOLOR·X F~Liii NO, CXI27 17t '2.99 $1-00 CANNON 69c ' BATH TOWELS Colorful strJpes, 20 by 40 lnch size. Soft, absorbent terry towels for everyday use. 2 for '1.00 oluly Cltaranc. Sale LUGGAGE Middleport Mrs. Elizabe111 Thomas, and Mrs. EUIS Haclmey, Miss Nancy Tbomaa, Ripley. W. Va., were weekend lOUis of Mr. and :Mra. Danny Thomas, and !OIL .W.S Kathryn Fruth, Poilll Pleaaant, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Waller CrooU. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and clllldren, v"'IIW' and Be. Blenda ol Columbus were wee«, ll end guests ol ber parenll, Mr. and Mra. Arnold Richards. Vau. glwl remained fur a longer lit. Mr. and lilrs. Ralpb GIIJDO~! have returned !rom a weekend visit In Columbus with Mr. Mra. Vernon Bobb and Mr. Mrs. John Persona IIIII thelir II II Save now durin( the Jul7 Cloarance Sale - Unl· ll61d Alrwoy Lugpl(<! Travel Joy and , Travel Smart Llllfli• - Lilht. wel1bt zipper iUifliO Alllche'· Colo, TralnCIIOI llld Beauty C11es- Styles f~ 'Men and Women. All 011 nle In the Drape11 Depl 2nd floor. $US ' Litle alH pmot planten H1ngtng Planters Sale $2.00 $ZJCII!an~ng Parrot PLANTERS S•le $1.75 ...51 TtftlftoCooltol Aluminum · 5t!uareCaueroles Mr. IIIII Mn. Wayne weekend guests In 1111 of ber lather, J. E. IIIII Mljll' Ruth CariOII. Mill Charlotte Da'ridlon Ia recuperating at bome alter a period Of oonflnement at .Holm Hoilpltal lor medical treatmeat. . Mr. l!ld Mr1. John F. Terrell cl1lldre~~, John and ~~~11 Will 11Tlve Saturday '."":':'il Tenn., for a lie!; ,puenla,. P'laher, IIIII HOT and COlD SERVERS · Chromo fiDtsb with stain· less alee! cover and Inset. Z quart ~cy. ~.29 9RIP oN WHIP .t' 3 quart Slainlltl Stoet MIXIN~ BOW~ qrlp 'n Whip bandy pouring capac(ty, · . ' handle, lif. Gradu· ation marta. Ful 8 quort '5.99 '2.59 ~ TIPLON COATED 5t!uare Grhldlli $2.98 Message Mildan With Mognotlc chol..oord Use It for phouo mesa1101, llit note., . . ' ·· ..,, .' Theist. Floor · No-.Uek lri)llJJI, DHCOur e!Oillinll. Grllla · f olleea o1 J!'reneb 1oa1t at a lime. ~.99 25 H. . GARDEN HO~E =·i~:.r-~::m. '1.59 16 Cup Alundnul!l AUTOMATIC · COFFEE ·lQICERS ' SilTS_, ·.=·*9,9CI, ror bome, partl.., ~ elUbt, recreaUon room•, dubt iDd cbiii'Cb : Oep!dge. !n the Middle BJock Nat to 11.....,.~ POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI $TORI lhe fmnlly wm tovlllt will ,, Satjsfaetory Condition fi M.ft PINGUIN ble .DOJi· %" lido dlanleter. Whllo TIIty Lalt . ·•ere 2 Save On Kodak Film in the Camera Department On Jhe 1st Floor. Black and White or Color. $3.29 lun Warmer C1nnon Striped W11h Cloths To Mitch 6 for $1.00 I About I . S~lal lamlll& Values$$ &S6 fa ' ary ,·Save on Famed Brands! Shirts $2.50 pockets, dress ~t :type collar. · . Colors: Dark grey, siJ.ver grey, SUntan, Forest green and Dark olive. II and a pest, 'llna Pleree. $3.50 The Shirts--Come ~ sizes 14'1.! to 20 and In S (32), M (33), L (34) sleeve lengths, 2 button·thru flap . ice Lawson, Mildred ~.:r~. • Suit The Trousers are in sizes 29 to 50 waist andrEur correct length. Made with extra he,avy ets, wide tutmel belt loops, full cut and very we made. fi-===-==;;;;;;o; MEies TffEATRE ., ( urs . . . . . In Bashan ~District $2.50 BOYS JACKETS-- SALE $1.25 $2.95 BOYS JACKETS SALE $1.48 $3.50 BOYS JACKETS SAL. $1.75 $3.95 BOYS JACKETS SALE $1.9S $4.95 BOYS JACKET$ SALE $2.48 $5.95 ~OYS JACKETS SALE $2.98 $6.50 BOYS JACKETS SALE $3.25 $6.95 BOYS JACKETS SALE $3.48 0 . ' I I ,, Ideal for Sununer and early fall wear, Sizes 2 to 16. Not every size lil every style. July Supper p annedbf A iii Unit ' }· i 'Thrown From Car Boys· Lightweight Jackets Helpers floss Picnic Monr/'ay . l' : s111art new $7.95 Drtsses and sizes .12 to 20 and hill sizes 14'>2 to 24\11. And !DBDY .other terrific Values In Wome~ and Girls Ready To Wear a)so on sale In the husy.Ready To Wear department on the 2nd floor. from Mrs. Sadie Brown. who attended the picnic. The group gave a vote of thanks to Mr · and Mrs. Herbert Pugh for a dona~on. Prayer concluded the Plans were announced for meetmg. . Deputies' picnic on Aug. 6 when At the plcruc 17. ~~::J~; mentioned above besides were Mr.those .and Theudorus Council . M 0 Roush the Rev ters of Amer~ca, met rs. smer ' dol night at the IOOF liall. Wendell Stuller. ~·ll/G P The olcnlc will he held at 2 Grueser, Sr., IJirs, te rue- p.m., at the home ol Mrs. Ed· ser, Clara Grueser, Mrs. Eud· ith Betzing Tuppers Plains gene Forbes Mrs. Bradfor . • • Maag Mrs. ' William Russell, and IS for deputies, state offi. • cers and district offlceJB. Those Mn. RWiin Wolfe, and P a u 1 It d' to ...... red Randy Forbes Bob Grues- a en mg are ....., a cove and • d dish their own table service er, Ted Russell, Allen an and' u ' 1 Pugh and Ke in Stu! a package 1ur an aucuon. Marc • • v · Lotti~ Cohen, councilor Ier. tern, had charge of the··meeling. It was reeported by the relieiJI committee that Mary Baldwin / Is home !rom the hospital, ::~ tie Koehler and Winona are ill, and Kathryn Goodwin :;:;::;:;~;~ UX a patient at Holzer Hospital. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. SYRACUSE - A July supper II was I ted that Ed!u!JI , · '. p · ~!lending were Mr. and Mrs. was planoed wben the Ladle& Reibel' b':o~~eno Wilbur L<lgan '-"''· o. Damon Ferrel and Terri, Mr. Auxiliary of 'the Volunteer Fire was ta~en to ~olzer Hospttai '"'l~l'flfi'f ·oll11'ituasbAY and Mrs. Eldon WID, Mr. and Dept. met In the town haD Mon- Monday, and that Edith HebiZ' II , , July 1,_20 Mrs. Theodore Hllldore, Mr. day nlsht July 10. daughter, Charlene Thoma, NOT OPEN and Mrs. Dan lll!er, the Rev. The meeting, In charge of the mains 111 al home, and her and Mrs. Stutler, Mr. and Mrs. president, Jean Hall, opened fn.law Denver Thoma FRIDAY thni TDEsDIY Jo!Y,21·25 . Wallell·:~bles, Mr. and Mrs. with the Lord's Prayer in uni· mains' confined to Hotze; nos· II Wilt Dl-r·• Orville Crooks, Mr. and Mrs. son and giving the Rag pledge. ltal "THE ABSENT MINDED William Houdashelt, Mrs. Eth· RoD call was answered by 10 ;., P_·_ __ _ _ __ PROFESSOR" el Ferrell, Mrs. Evelyn Stowe, members. VariOUJ reports were with serving to start at 4:30, al10 "THE 514AGGY DOG" ~rs Alice Capehart. Mrs. Wll· read and accepted. By request and last unUI 6:30. (Teehnlcolor) liam Eichinger, Mr•. 0 m a ll was decided to solicit I h e There wu an auction Gf small ·J\IacMurriJ articles brought by tbose atNaney Olson Winebrenner, Mrs. Glayda Jloll. town In A.uaust fur the son, Mn. Grace Jividen, Mrs. dlildren sChool lund. wblch netted •u5. Ai· !1JIIi''~'tlme 31!ra. 20 min· starts 8 P.M. Mary Flanagan and Rober! The suppenrill be held at the nes wiD be bolteU 1or Flanagan. school houae Saturday 22, tbt July 24 meeting. Present were Mrs. Hall, Thelma Gru... Eileen Clark, Marlo lll!er, S)ll•ria Z1!illing, Mrs. Wblte, EelHood, Olara Lav_.. tan- 'i I • ' ''.' .' ·-·--- . - -· lllr,. ... . fell out ·andlltDI off. . ' ·.22·· '· ... '' '. -~-- ,_~- t V0L XX ~. WOMENS DRBSS ~S4LE .'6.50' . .' A program of readings was presented by Mrs. Wendell Stutlllvnr • ler Monday night when the Women'• Society of Christian Ser.:;"ice of the Mineraville Methodlst Church met fur a picnic at the0 Syracuse Loyal Helpers Class ning wUhPark. "What a Friend at the Syracuse Metlhope . Church Monday evening, We Have m Jesus," Mrs Stu!,.~;riGiraC<' was ginn by tbe Rev. ler read scripture !rom Mathew 25 and 1st CorinthiAns 13. Rea«· ings were given by Mrs. Brooks Sa "Fl Fa Ill·" Mrs D yrGe, ag "Eve • M · is oriS ruesor, ery an a Minister ." and Mrs. Cllffurd ' .. • TONIGHT lhru PRIDAY Phillips, "What Is a Postmasl· er ,,... .July 19·»21 · During the business meeting, Paul Newman "IS HAaPIR" Miss Marda · Karr, 9Yra~ Lauren Bacall reported ~ tho recent confer· ..!.PLUSence of Oh1o Methodist Church· "NAVY VS. TJ4E es at Lakeside. A card of thanks NIGI,Il . MO!fiiTERS" fur Rowers 811\f cards during ··,I Ii> Cdlor . her recent Ufness was_ read ., .I !)( ' Program of Readings Given When Minersville WSCS Picnic is Held . .:~ ..... (. ~~Roles ·in Ohio Conve.ntion and Mrs. Jame~· thanked the me•n- 1 of the Church for the ' )' �., ' '~ •· ' ' [ y •f • ..".J..'fl \ \ } •' , ·~ I 'l, ~ • A . I' • ,, + , , 1 ... ... ' •' I ·' J '< . '· ,,' ~OOn~w:em~~y.AUgusii6<- let :fteffianlsG,uar .e .. ', Long h0t summ.er *~~~~;!;:~~~~~b~as~§won 1 • t · Sec~~ plunged- Into~ F ar ~ell . then wa¥<· 1lheir iifih strnigll(. victory. The 1running !or Jet;r,l' M;jY ' ut'ls,irti1filier 111111 ID ·other IlL games. . eci pjnch,. hl(~1 F~lrly I'" a roold~ righthand~ p~trhed a .of!. lhe Inning. Wltb ·"~~~ ~ ·• • • longest CDUforllla knocked oft An)efi. 3-2 count lot ah Insurance run. live·Mie!' and drove· I~ three Mtke •McCormtck th•n ID wain' the most embarrassing can Leaglle·leadlng Chicago for Short Ha'd gotten Into troObl• on runs with a doubl~., and a. mten~onal wal~ to of the night lor the · · the secoo~ straight game. 5-2, slngll!s by Lou Johnson and Boh sacrifice . Oy In posting . his ROJ!g t~ a"1 Maury Wllbto ~:.~ aoulhpaw Boston b. t Baitimore 11-4 for Bailey and a walk to Wes fourth wm m seven dectstons. Alley hit renevet Frank L · tts· sixth slrai~t wid, Kansas Pari<er but manager Gene!The CUbs, who now have won flr~t PI";" over, the ~d. 'lbat'a because monager City clipped Minneota 9-6, Mauch. like Bristol, refusod to eight in a row at borne, r~uted . .1onilny Davts collected Bristol offered Arrigo a Washington ebatled Detroit 4·2 blame his pitcher Atlanta's Tony Clomnger w1!h a htts, lncludtng a IIi' back JUII WheJl the and Cleveland bumped New "O'Jr pltc~er did bis job," four-run fourth mnmg. the ~tghtcap, ~nd fait like kicking ohimsoll In Yol'lt 5-2 . said Mauch. "I jwt can't Hils First Pitch h1t • homer m each game pallia. s~ Cbrls Short. who had understand v.ty we don't score Gene , Alley's base<-Ioa?ed the Mets crushed the Astr·os 3 shutout for seven innings more runs." mfield !<11>gle in the lith scored twice. Jack Fisher and Tom Arl'lgo nad just issuedl.,ming Iwalktd ToriJOrg, with th; Joe Niekro did his job and AI Luplow with the winning "!" ~aver pitched oomplele ~ ~i~~~~ ~ bases 6lled and r e i ever then some In pacirig the Cubs to for Pittsburgh. Luplow was Vtctones. By '1011 - - ""' ~er. Ul'· and ." .AIIss Jackie Adams, a TqRI ANN, live-year • old er at Upper Arlington da~~r .I>Jillli!oai>d ,II'J.rs. J.ar· ' nell month. was ry · J11eobs, ii'1indergomtt t h to her l!ome n~ar unconiforlable tllbies rt rea .!he $lopped al a ment~' af~ ~3viiig beffi ,bitten . restaur~ ,In · by a \wild animal. was mi\t~fli#Ocn and her . Terri wa~t"&Htlllloe ~ j<t-. ,wgal~'-"'· However, when . Springfield where she was btl· returfte(i to her cer her d· ten by ,an animal believed tO diug .gown •and . have tfen a muskrat. Mem· summer wardrobe, hers '!II the family had ~ f!lller ~rtiqes had been Tem ljnning towards the ani• 1 .,Miss .Adams wilt be mal hill assumed the wild llll¥ die and thread the next mal wj\'uld flee before the child weeks trying to replace could !~ft. clQ,'!U~ ~t. ~~~ ·~· weddjn)l gown. . , , however;' ili~'Tfm. ""as'~ ~.'.lB. 1\le. daiigltt.er ol . on a !eg and fmger. Attempts ond Mrs. Earl Aa.ms of e .. . · .,... Letart F~ls area t'.nd · • 'fer ' ' · · . . 1118, baoket!r ' of Jim ,• ~ . ch at Rutland HlglkSeholthe ., three years. t ' ,• ''Bnx ." ' \ · MUSIC A BOMB BLASTED a foot-deep crater In tbe lawn .or Vila Logan at Port ABell. La., a retired Negro school prm· She is an active member of tbe West Baton Rouge Association, ~ Negro group which has drawn Ku Klux Klan antagomsm recently. • EX:ntA POLICE patrolled a small Negro ne~ghbll!· In Erle, Pa., where VIolence, blamed by Mayor LouiS ···tors," flared earUer !n tbe week· on "outsid ........!!.gl"' -:---~By Mrs. Evelyu Brlcldes Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffm.an had as Sunday guests, I he 1 r deughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson and family of Co- lumbus, Mrs. Hoffman'• siBter, Mrs. Lena Stlehm and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sllehm of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman, Jr., son, Steven, of Rutland; Mr. and Mra. Phillip Williams of Marion, and Mr1. MyrUe Barrell of Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode has as SUnda• •n-ts Albert ' •-· • Ear. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. nest Taylor of Guysville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode of AJ. -; ' h " ;.·slOre . .Ki vef News y W : D / : Mason Personal Jtidge Ke00 Notes 1"fJ, n•11 y ·, 1 ~~::.:.-;~:::~:;;en;:-~ ;~~~~~::;~·~ ~~m ;~.~: ~·:~~;~.: !::S~t'!;~~!~~:o~on~· 8~~rn:~~.Rt~~~ :O~k=· w~~~~:. s~~~~ ~i m~;a Kraton, cslled on 4 . .,., """~":' '"':"' ,...,..., dahl Locks, C<>tton Queen dO\ln lnlertated in obtaining a free day. Mrs. With her Uniontown, Pa. Allee Dodson one da Iaiii Mr. and Mn. William Ro~~t Mr. and Mrs Mo~rd ' Mrr. N'llle. N: ·Ball, Ella· son Billv of Columbus called called on Mr aild Mn C. ,.,...,~., ment, Boti 1001, Columbuo, Ohio be\.h J. France, Gregory A. w-•at nl-rs I''·'-; . 1 *-•' .,.UI·Ktmhall lne 34:1 t.xln• E kin J lor her . mother• 1 Mrs • ' Ole-· .,.... UU~.W rrr HWIII ·... ,.,,.;, _ '""· "''!· ... BUDGET FR~CI'IJRED 437.16. ~le. Mary · Man • Mrs. · .MI~, Sunday and went to cently.. ,, · ' ) . · ,., . ·a Clyde McDermitt, Mrs. Paul Crows Steak House ·tot dinner, Mra. Mildred Dalrua, . ........... ...., ..., _ • ., · COLUMBUS (UP!) - The SUGGEST ·AP.-\ll'rHEID E. McGraw. Don D. Nease, then to RIJU~ to l(lsll Mr. and Mary ScJWer of J>~y ..~ ..- '"""~> ., """ ,.. Se!UIIo EducaUon, Health and JOHANNESBURG, South Mark A. O'dell, ll{rs. Robert L. Mrr. Lawrence Milhoan, then ed on Mra. Clara MilhOan ... "" '" ,.,...., " ,.. Welfare Committee recommend. Africa (UPII - The pro-govern- Rose, Mrs. Everett A. Step~ens, motorild to Milhoan llldge w ceniJv ·· ' 1 ' d Wed sd 0111 '"· '""' ,.,' 1 ' .... .,, nl·hf of Dl V d 1 nd Mr E W B ht M J ' • ,. ' ....,... •·••• ,,.. ,...,., " ·"' ., e ne ay !"'~ passage. , ment newapa~ e a era 1. , meat • a • r r. Va., and ri•lted wltb her daugh· )lr. and Mr,,. M. L. ,1• .,. _ , . u.- ,.,..,,. a school loundauon bill calhng[ Wednesday sBld tlie U.S. was on Randolph E. Blackburn and In· tv, Mrs. Vernon Weher1 and called on Mr. lor ~pending f256 2 million for the "brink of racial dvll war" fan! daughter, Mre, Fred E. fatnllv, · , .' Per\'y one' · · ::;t,;:'~,.'-::.,;-,.· I • · nd f d h'· i ' ... .~:.. · · nd d ·· •• ,..•.., e ementary a IICOD WY/ Vnd 8llllgeJJted tbe Amertcan Moliis a . In ant •u~ "''"· , ..,.,, ~c Haeyale Is In ~ Mr. I! 1· ,:::::::: •.:.;-;:::. IChools above the amount In government try apart~eld raclal Mrs. lloward C. Bmitb and In- 1St~J.,.,~ti· Holl!)ltal at P.rko,r.•. til , • . the governor'a budiel. Rparalion W8f aaolullo,D. llanl daughtet, · ~·~· -· . .!!W'J. for ~111m and. IJ'eato , ~'"' .o~~o ·- .. .,..,." ,_ 8:30c.; Peace dawn 7:00'a. .copy of "Ohio Camping Dlrec. ~ ... 'I"'• ! · · . · IOI'y'' may wrtte to Develop- •r•••oo ,.,,......",.. ~ I "'*' •• . ~~~-~ ' ' I, ' "' ' " 010 • Mrs. L. E.1 8~rM~.r~~ i~::~ ~bJ:~ and lamll I It~ M " Clyde Va~! a·/,, nd M~ Mrs. Frank Able; of ~a on -·• , ven"' !UIUU. Mr. Carl Autherson 1.! lm. prpvin~ at Veterans Memorial Ail a~~e 'Hol1ll!tol.' ' f ou . Mr and Mrs Ha 1 Rhod ·llrl""to · p r eyM "· • · "" n, a.; r. and Mrs, Henrv Davis, Oleshit • La e, · C wlrenceR11 Ush, rmneo1d o"11'1t visited, Rev Jlilillllusc• ,.,..nil~ an Mrs .. By May J~hnotq· RJ!GISTRATIONS UP · State Audltqr Roger Cloud re today tluit motor vehicle , , nmnlng eon, o! tho coJI!par- • I 75· $ ... .,, - 1 You'd Think ..,..._,_...- .,; RIZER OIL :s Ph. 992-2101 5 Veterans Are s!:re0.1),~~=8 ~~ Adamson night, p.m. (Otily . . . acheduled) Frl!laJ'I o.mo 'I SUMMER CLEARANCE SJatedTo See A,ction Friday New York at Detroit (night) Walhlnlton at Ball 2 (l\vlnlgllt) IHRAM, Ohio (UPI) - It ~ton -' Clevelalid (Dlibl) won't be rookies when the Chicago ' at Kalflas City (Dlibl) Cleveland Browne and PittsMinnesota at Callfornla llllibl) burgh steelers square off 1n Nalllaal Leapo the Akron Rubber Bowl Friday w. .. Pet. Ull 'I niglll, St. Louis 5S fl .519 Chicago 52 31 .5'18 Al(hougb the contest Is deCincinnati 51. 41 .5411 •lgned to give the two teams' AUanta 46 41 .519 8rat year men their llrt!l taste of "combat," the Browne will Sin Francisco 48 « .52% 8 sprinkle' their starling lineup 44 43 Plltsbur&h wltb men who were on the l'hOadeJpbla 42 45 .50tl .4113 Loil ADUles sa 51 .427 roster last year. New York rt 51 .420 lS Coach Blanton Collier said Houston 38 55 ~398 Cllff McNeil, Joe Boll lsbell, . Wedllesda)-'o Rem111 Fred lloagllil, Mill Morin and New Yorll8' Houston ' (Ill) Charlie Harroway Will be in New York 7 Houston 2 (2nd) the game when. the whistle Chicago 7 AUanta 2 SOunda. . Lol Angeln s PhOadelpl\la l Both the Browne and Steelera ,;,. ~•""t) · · plan to bold a workoitl Frldsy .,.N, '"""' --•"· Plltshurab 2 San Francllco u - . _ before teavl"" •.., for the Ill lnllf• Jtilbt) game. Sl Loull aCinelllnall a!·i IIMI,j The rookie pine Will be alght) ed dl.fferenlly tban the grldlrooiJ . Taday's Pr1llllll Plle1ttn batllea wlllch will face new. (AII-•·IID'l') conlet·s later in the season. HOUill>n · (Wllaoo .1-6) It Each team will get the ball Iron: (Seinla 1.0), l,l,m, · on lla own 36-yerd Une and wUI " Lol -'Melea (OIIMta ·n..) three plays to either get ·Ffil1adetP!Jta ·~~ ...)1 a flnt down or score. ·:p.rp. , 1 '.,, 1 ._~,r~. Browns' prao'1 lien . hampered by • .~ was blamed for an ,:· ~~~ p.m,' ' . &:" 1 Flals J:=n.' 3 ALL·WEA:TBEB TIRB · 1 1 ' -rr i. .. 1 N SOCiety .• Notes 3-T Nylon cord Ram" Delays KC Tourney WedDeSday 1 fn o•d T Power C:uml.n Black TuW!eu IBieml1h) Original Equip. White Wall Slithlfy-follghtr 1· 4 """'!.r Leaders • F"II'St 0£'67 lndians \VIn ame!t • ){ 775-14 1750-141 1 s'': COLUMBUS (UP!)- Tighter A municipality sharing 1t s Senate, said there was no ques; control of spending by county income taxes would be permit- lion "ibis bill does oot . go as commissio.nera will be given ted tq impose on Ito residents far as bllls In otber sta~, but consideratiOn today on the llpilr a levy .of up to one and one- the .~bllshmellt of this de- , or the Ohto Hou~. . hall per cent wlthou~ v~let ap- par1DJenl, now !sa step toward '!1le proposal, ~hich establish- proval. The present limtl ts one 1a really· efle<!tl~e)nvolvemenl, ed a single bidding procedure to per cenl • bY, ti>~ s~e in lirban a(falrs. 1 he followed, lteads lengthy The Senate also approved rna- The, .ol!IY. negative votes, ~1 . agendas in both the House and jor legislation in the House. 011 the ~ c!iunty welfare .\"91'kl!r · Senate as the 281b work week paeaed emergency bill to set pay bill .were .by . Sens .. ~nit . comes to a close. county welfare worker&' pay at Aronoff and Mlchael Malon!!¥, would require competitive the same level as that of state both Clricmnatl RepUbUclmll . .' · 11 bidding on anything to be welfare workers a~ the admin- Aronoff questioned !be state~s bought leased or constructed latratlon's proposal to creole a authority to set the salary of through a county agency and cabinet level Department of Ur· county employes and Maloney _ _.. th ., 000 ban Affairs. opposed the provision wlllch ...,,mg more an •• A floor fight was 'ex· ected Departmeal Pl•dged permits dedudion of merit pay over an allempl to the The latter, pledged in Gov. from the salary Increase in the level of . Items exempt from James A. Rhodes' inaugural bill. of Salem Center, and Mr. and r..ompelitlve bidding could be al. Sen. William Tall, R.CJeve. HOllie ' I • • Mrs. Watd Swartz of Athens. waived In eases where the land, the chief sponsor in the - Mak>ng Columbus Day an 'll Mr. and Mra. Swartz' also visit- county commissioners by unanofficial state holiday. T f'!IJlat~c ~sene ed Mr. and Mra. Fon Halsey. imoua vole delemline an enter- Allowing conservancy . . . , .' ·I" " '""• ., . . . 1 , : ., ., ·.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nich- gency exists and less than , 10,. trlcts to reissue tax anticlpaUoD , ols moved to thetr new home 000 is involved. notes for five years, · 1PT PI.EAS~!'. -:;;,G iJ ~C:\., ..O,~ )I;<,~Jl?UW\~,11nd · .~: · '· '• .. ;.; .. !loll<;, Murphy Com~ olffclals 12.7 nlnnlng 3.'freet ol rollers, , d they built here. . Capital Improvemenll Upped - Conveying about 3,100 have announced· If' .'('h,ur~'!J'~: PtF fl~~ .2p3; ; Pomeroy- . '' SAlGO~f. al.PIL - ~:/J~a.n Earatroo~:r:.,~e~~- Mra. Martin Gandee of Colum· The amount the House was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson acres of submerged land In July ,.'JJ.J. opening -~-It' 1Millciri,_~ft!' ifllllolJ, ·.I.Q'I ·fllll· ::: Jr~:fre~~'stabiing ·vl:fn'a~s! /rom a Com· bus, was a ·Sunday gueat of Mrs. considering lor Improvements are 'I]IBndlng thetr vacation at Maumee Bay to the T 0 1~ d oBo:j, a new stdn! on Ma 1n mg· Kf!lll!W• Falls, 3.75 rts· .st . 1 . II US k d d Gladys Vtolel. Mrs. Gandee was was much larger Wedne~ Huntsville, Alabama. Lucas County Port Authonty 1 1 1 Strfet. I ing: CIJill'ie'SiOp, .18.~, · Lo~n•. ln~ll!-r6~~f e.Ja, Gt,l~iJ!\!t ;~~e~\J! ~.~~ate kept re· the former Julia Faye Bell and as the fZ,'II.4 million approprla: Mr. and Mr~. Dean Bumgard. ~nate • I.ilcaled in the J!~iotf Marml!l: "'1¢. Winlie.d ~~ on ea~ to thf.J;r;tHeanl~ ~ged·.:uu.. dr~~lrtic rescue was a pupil of Mrs. VIOlet at lion for stale capital improve- ner and lalilHy have gone to -:- Modernizmg the credit of llbe former M~·','llli!~·; 1.~~ Sill. ', ·:'. /~ ~.' taid into' '!! VIet~ CQII san~t\!I"Y 'lllider Communist &cine Htgh School wben Mrs. ments during the next I wo Iran, where he is employed by uruon taws the) "Music Box" ~~-~ -ptiM~ ,.-·Bol'it M~meltlll contr61 .f~rs. It' is \'i~ 5 - - - . Vmlel taught there. years was passed. the U. 5. Government. They ex· - Increasing the lee lor fish. Pl.lPleasant area s.hoPIHY:~,)!'J.th G~lllpoll! ·l,oe,s- .Rcliapl~ miles .pJ>t::!h..9{ ~aigon,_ , , soldH:;.• killed lor •very allted Mr. and Mra. Dale Spenc,er of The total t\nresents only peel to he gone lor two years. ••g. hcenses from f2 to f4 lor a~ad selecllon!i'o(-;;~ords )!oli!j 4:2d,t>.n\.; Solvay up 2·20 tbfln.~ o~ 1{var i aefe!op. •trooper slain. ' Columbus, and Mr. and Mea. about '16 million In new money, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs res1dento. a 1 albums phot~ ' !')V- ~m;. Robert G. W•st down 2.· rilen\s. ~k~ Said 'U. S. · Edgar Dorst of Sumner were the reel being reappropriated Fred Taylor and family were - Prohlbitintl destrucllon or sic instru.;.ents ii!. ~l ; ~1, ·110 t'm "i "· · B52s' tionibs jc!l!ay s~'lhed· two l- ~ 1 . · ·, . : Sunday evening guests of Mr. when 11 was not spent In the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tawney and[desecrallon of the American co· , stamps, art:• •}j,_: ' . •,~ . 1'.1 • · of' J,be ..:Com'iifunlsij· . lim~! '-Df1Snif31 CWS Spencer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. past biennium. The bill carries daughters of Elkview, W. Va .; and Ohio flags. metas, radios, t;w. recorders. ~auwba River -Marmet, ti~centen ~.SolJth Viemari\. Wayne Brlckles. the last money available from Mr. and Mrs James Melton and The latter all have Ho u It ~. small ap~ii.'iflt:'d ~w lllCI ~y L,.Whtte oiper ·,Aili~· j'fs lll!•···. _l~ ' · ·Adlida 1 Mrs. Norma Koenig returned two bond Iaaues totaling fMO deughler, of Hurricane, W. Va. approval. . maiazines and b'rokii: ' i up .l:lt p.m.; " R. Merrtll missions' 8~~ Nortli' V l '~ · t· M ·. 1 eni'· ~ ~ner 1636 home after spending several mllllon. . Mr. and Mrs. Burton Webb of _ 1'be "Muaic Box" a 2,300 up 3:35 a ,D).j Mary Jan . down nam's on dumps and missile Cha;~~m rAve. Mrs He;,..y M. ' days With her parents in Ken· Democrats tr:ecl unsuccesfuJ. MSDBfield Oiilo will visit her 5qlJ¥e loot store, will operate •5' 15 8 ·~·: Wi~fleld, Mt. State centers W~esday. For the ' La~e, 107 ~.Ave.; Mrs. · tucky. . ,hly to put back !Dto ~btU on , sister, M~s. John Roach and l O"VD separaU.Iy !rom the new Mur· down S~~~·•M ~ffer~down first time m 5lx weeks Com· Ethel A. Burdette, 95 Garfield Gerald Vtolet and Mr.a nd ;the floor some f3 million In , family of Mason this week. phy Store several doors away 6.20 .a.m. , "\ munist MIG fighters tried to Ave . Oerence Mul!ord Sr Mrs. Doroel MU!er and I w o funds for parka and 13 wblch opened on the site of the 'OblO ·River - .!Mk • Queer. turn b3ck the U. s. jets. ~li'e· I an L Hurt' Rl 2 sons attended the Miller reunion ! projects which they said e Mrs. R. G. Greene and Kar· former Phoenix Hot •:t ·iD 9\.j' .down. ~· 30 p.m.:. Dtm~•n .,' ·~r .AD'IeritD · . 'Jiil!>lll dl'ov• off . ..... ell·' .'Is' cuirord W. Bar· i at Forked Run Lake Sunday. deleted by · the Rhodes en. New Haven, and Nan"! An· M~ of this year. 1'1!!!.• e w llru~e dbWil 2.00 a.m:, ·E'De": Jlie.,~~ .... : 'i)'Jt!lnamese. J!tc!W Mr ~tart· E. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence lslration dl!l'ing the past deraon, Mason•. are spendtng a Ullij wnt contain th• ~ 1YP. na BoowQI'lh down 8.!5 8.111 .•. MIGl'r . . QJ11t!th ·no loss ~~! GilD 'Iii 'F ~ 11 of Columbus spent a day last '!'be lunda were tranaferred !Veek's vacal>on at Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard feen. fJXfure and display, ·•!llliPII!<ltu lfk 14• S. M. J•nks up 5 p.lrt.; !'f~d·io atl\ltj ~· ,But the Od~d':' M8 Gpo Dll!e •;;· 3 ::. week here With her mother, the Controlling Board to ~ch. bower and daughters, Mrs. VIr· on the specialized hnes offered ""i'v~ .ll'p S:S? .p.m. ; Nat1011al ~~n • .iHU!itii 'Jhe 1/, S. e · · _ree ' · Mrs. Myrtle Frost, proieets · · . gle Moore and son SIIBl! and and'wiU have a c~- d,~ilj\ . :~ Jl..m. ~John Laa~ bQ!b cymmtlrid'!i· w~ldy ~!lie on. .W. Va., Mn..•Jerry G. Mls• Betty Up~n 9f Silver They also aought to Chuclrle Anderson vlstled re- I Mlea Mary Icenhower of East ter and small ofli~ I~Mtfi! ·at J)eap up, liO:.l( ~.ln.; ~hn. ~Or·, tiDy, 4eportedt '. · ::ell, N~~~~· JLarry :· 1 Ridge was calling on Mr. and that the Controlling ce~Uy~>tbp ~ : :18• Mrd Liverpool visited Mr. and Mrs .. 4 1 the store front. •. row up ' " p.m.; Loclt ~~. ,- 17$ MlerWans were ~llled, ens, · '""': ames · Mrs. Wayne Brickiea Friday when ll plans to charoge a · a son an Homer Icenhower and his ol• 'l,'lle "Music &;t,··wm he' ~tee! ,Trader ,liJl 4>30 ' ailn.;; A. t,~ 1t0und~ and 38 were list· Daniele, Mldd~~· John . A~ evc-'"g. spending plane 9pproved by hls IIJ'andparenll,. Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mr. lind Mrs. Robert . Jef. managed by F. H. Petrarcol V. Crtss up MfJ a.m.: Pe•gy ed as !Dllslng In ~ombat \list Mitch, Pomeroy, Phillip R. Har Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark legislature, publish notice t w Riley Riggs. He Is allendl~g fers and family of Syratuse, and whG moved to Pt Pleasanl/ Downev up 6' 55 a.m.; Lock ;l7; wetk It' 1Joosted lJi!iS.,~ ~ ar rison, Rl. 1 Pomeroy; Mr~ AI· and 18mily of Columbus were weeks In advance In 11ew1pap. an electronics tchool at Low11- her father Mr. Maywood John. frob> cumberland.". M~ryland Pony R. up liM p.m.; Jl!ilf· caeu~ty tol31ll to l~fkllled, bert s. · Goodman•. Pe ro: Sunday guests of his brother, ers in the areas affected by the ville, Ky. ston and wife. 18 where be served as an assist· boat t;wn G·30 a.m.; Lock : •, 7t,483 wowuled and '/IS iijiss- George Darling •. Jr., Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and proposed chauges and to ootify Jimmy Wise, son oi .Mr. and Misa Nield VanMeter visited ant manager in the , Murphy WJJ!I H. Ztmmer up B:.30i a.· ing or captured. ' Robert D. Lewm, Rt. 2 0 a k< family. legislators In dlatrlcls affected. Mrs. James Wise, lB receiving Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauber and 19 store. Petrarco •tartcd his Mur- m.;•.Lock Flagshtp UP S:[JO -Reversing a three· montt. HI11: Mrs. Roy G. Chapman, Mrs. Peggy GoOdin of Colum. Jnceme T&J Referred X-&y *hn!ctan · training at family of Long Bottom. phy career as a .lll~n~~ment· a.m.: lluckeye State down po ~ren~~o· more Soui~;VI~ellf' Jr., Rtpley, W.Va.; Melissa L. bus and sister, Mrs. Audrey A oontroverslal biD to reqUire the St. Apnes Hoapltalln Co- l Mr. and Mrs. Homer !cenhow· tr,;pe. at MeadviJ)e, Pennsyl· am .. Lork 20 Brenda . J01>es troops than Amerreans dted In llueaeU, Rl. 1 Guysville. Mrs. allager of Middleport were Sat- sharing o! municipal lumbus. er visited her sister, Mrs. Elsie vania and corqpleled s!WBI!- down 8' 20 a tn ; Lock ' 1·ln- hattie last wei:k. Reports said Harold Coyan, Jackson; Mrs. urday dinner guests of Mr and lues was on the calendar Dewayne Taylor returned Roush of Portland. and Mrs. quent as<istant nwno~er ~lrn· ~ea~~; da': 2 ' 1;. ~·m.; ·~~~ lD2 government troops were ~~tnea E. :)la'7Ii ~rs. Mrs. Jack Weathennall. · Mr. Wednesday, but WSB referrect home after apending a vacation llorla Dalley and laml'v, local. ~t at North Tqnnawtinda · · "'n own •·~· · killed and 543 woundPd. Other orence · ' s. rs. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcklca called the Taxation Committee an at the home of his grandparents, Sharlene Flemming Is visit· New York. Md at Grovt' City a2. Basten; dow~ 5' 50 .."·1"·' Alii•• sufftred 25 !lead and. 16 Ray~ond J. Hazlett, Ashland, In the afternoon. appears dead. Republicans Mr. and Mrs. Dayton .Fields at ing relatives at Oolumbus. and Sharon. Pennsylvania. 'lfi· .James Bowie up uo a.m.: LOck wounded last week, olllctals Ky.· Gary E. Davis, Rt. 1 Me· <used for more than 90 u..,denin. Steve and Ronny Donnelson 23 5 45 or 'to his CUmberland assign· · Le>gh ~nn up · a.m., Wat. said. Arthur. , ancllndlcallone were there of Columbus, Mr. Robert Ours; .;_~---~.-,.~,_,...:;... ·ter Wllll2mson up 6:35 a.m.. - The Communist• as usual Blithl not enough voles to paos I h Mr. and Mro. Curtis McDa~~: Mrs. Mae VanMeter visited Mr : Greenup Lork< HPlen R. up suffered for worse, losing 1.7 Mrs. Gene R. Davis. Rt. I bill. lei of Pennsylvania viBited re- and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and ri:NTI'II:I 10 P·"' : L"therlerd.'l!an up 10 Wellston, daughter, 10:54 p.m. II would require a municipal- cently with his ~Mirents, Mr. fan · ·. · oltVnh:o TO fNTlr.RP!!IT OP p.m. ;ll. K Bow • doWI! 12,- 15 NOTICE 1'6'' CAMPERII Tuelday: Mrs. Roy G. Chap. ~ociefy ity imposinq an Income tax and Mrs. ,Cur!U McDaniel, Sr. Mrs. Minnie Carroll received MEIGS . MASCIN AREA a.m.; Steel Ranger down 1 a. Director F. P. Neuenechwan· man, Jr., Ripley, W. Va., son, non-residents to return Z5 In Mason. word that her grandson Jefre 1 m.. Rose G. down I a.m.: A. der oas annoupceil that the De 2'48 p.m. Wedneiday; Mrs. cent to the parson'• . stephens Columb h d nd Y ~= ~,::-.:.:;,(~~;;.~· D. Haynes II up 2 a.m.; OVEC velO?meqt Department's "Obio Ralph w. Shain, Rt. 2 Racine, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davl.! of ...,sldence Mrs. FlDordEbersbed~ch of Or· gone surge'ry the•~'· ' . u er• down 3 am · J S Lewis down · 1)•...,..·~" 1 5·35 Wed d . M · . · • · · lando a vial! recently 1, Mr Robert Ours· · lled M ~~~~- dall' ll!ll:l'eP "~~•tunta• ~ · • · · Camping u"'--.., B now son, · o.m. nes 8 Y· I'll. and cbll4ren visited ovtr the ' or! tber :: "I wut to ldl over fence just It :::0~ 1 lt'l 0: (; . _. _ .. ··- ~== I• I' re:; :!': riots. GOV. RICHARD J. Hughes of New Jersey appojnted a "blue ribbon" committee to investigate both the North Jersey riots and conditions elsewhere that could lead to Ill 'I tro bl .. IDI ar u e. . ,. · NEGRO LEADER Charles Evers announced in Jack· son, Miss., be would lead 00 Aug. 14 a "poor people's march" on tbe slate capitol .so state officials t1luld see the condition of starving Negroes in Mississippi. a By WIWAM VERIGAN Iunbeaten heavyweight contender 1gamely battled back in the third : Ga.'den offiCials. ssid By United Prtt~ International NEW YORK (UPI)-Joe Fra· by boosting his record to !HI. round and staggered Frazter 'Frazter should conSider I>lmself , National Le- . appeared firmly established 1"He wasn't stopped on cuts. He Iw1th a blow to the top of the the top contender now, but G. AB R. H. 'added they would try to arrange I Slaub, Houo 79 293 32103 88 heir apparent to the was hit on the button and he head. throne alter slop- knew he was going down so he i ·That was Chuvalo's last bid bout with the German during Cepda, St. L 85 323 55 114 ed Caoadlan George turned away." Ior vtctory as he was . pushed November or Decem~r. · Mil· McCrvr. St. L 7'1 351 42 90 ~ho had never been I The 301\2 poond Fazler ' mto the ropes by Frazter and Idenberger is comm>lted to Clmnte Ptt 8l3l7 .55 '""·'"'II knoclced out In 82 previous wasted no time in opening a cut pounded with a two-fisted body •partiCipate in a World Boxing Gn~lez. Phil 'fl Zl3 39 83 'on the teft side of Chuvalo'< :attaJk. Chuvalo seemed to · Association heavyweight to11r· Aaron, AU lh S?ll 72103 1 '!'be end for Cbuvolo came as fnce i>Ofore a rrlinute had gone :realize that his long tenure as a nament, and a loss in the Torre " ~ 112 41 '18 was left slashed and ~y in the first round of the Ititle contender was commg to ,tourney is the only way he I• : Ro~, Cin 70 314 55 100 at !6 seconds of the •clleduled 12-round heavyweig'ht an end, and barely moved lrom ·hkely to get a chance to meet • Dav1s, NY ttl !25 44 Jill 10116 . , , . , . . , , ,, . , . . . . , round Wednelday night elimination bout. his corner in the fourth round Frazier. Allen, Phil ttl321 84100 at MadiSon Square Garden. Another cut was opened under before Frazier ran. across the , Amerfoan League Chuvalo's proudest boast was Oluvalo's right eye in the first rt~.g and renewed the atta~k. I G. All R. H. !bat he had never boen knocked round, and a vicious left in the I JUSt turned, away trymg to I F Rb•.n Bait 68 252 54 tl5 his feet or stopped but his second round turned the 217'1•- gel my VISion, said Chuvalo. Kahne: Del 68 235 51 71 . record cem~ to an pound Canadian's face into a "I couldn't sec anything, but I ' Ystrsk>, Bos ~1312 57101 .' under Frazier's mask of crimson. The commt.. thought >II could get my vtston Carew. Mlnn 81319 43 fl iclous ttack sion doctor said the cuts were hack I migilt be able to . Coglro. Bos 67 250 42 '16 v a · · d t' , Ptrcll Bos 71241 31 71 A final left hook to the cheek "superficial" but they poure co~ .~u: 1 h 1 dd h Blair . Batt 82 2l!jl 35 84 bone blinded the Canadian, and blood for the remamder of the I . • e 1 t e oss en e " F ' .. "·I 68>MI ,. 98 J h Cot to ped b ut A d tor added that ·hUe hopes, the optimiStiC regs), .,... ,.., o lliiY an s p o . . oc Chuvalo"' tied ",J ust tempora- Rain forced postponement of IScott, Bos 86307 39 ttl $12 !be slaughter. another )arrmg blow to the eye p ' · 1wo games in the ninth annual i Mnchr Cal 87 2lJO 52 11 With 'lftde 1a "I thought tbeleft to the right might have permanently da· rilyh. Heb was theulbdettber md af·ln thiSt Kyger Creek Little League base· , Home Run• HOW... · bon lod-" bl d Ch 10 , 91·s l ; mg t ut 1t co e 1 eren . chee e e1p '"' s eye- mage uva s ton. · th ti , '· ball toornament Wednesday ev· National L e 'I oe· A ar o " said the 23-year.old Although he could hardly see an;h er me. 1k 1 t be ening Braves and Wynn Astroa 1 0 Frazier who remained the only out of his right eye, Cltuvato l ere are un• ey h, anly Pia~ got underway on sched- Hart Giants 19· Santo "ubsfl ' - -·-·second chances for C uva o, ' , •• , v• however. He had been the IOI!t- 1ule. and New Hav~n held a 10.0 and Perez, Reds 1~. rated contender before the bout, lead over the Gallipolis Onoles Amerlean Leape: Kil'llebrtow,ll . Ibut hJS last -impresSIVe victory 1•n the third rung when the Twins 21; Howard, Senators 1c·ame in 1964 against Doug ,rams c,ame. . \a~umskl, Red Sol 22; Jones. The 29-year-old Cana· ' Heres the reviSed schedule Robt~IOn, Orioles 21; M&Jotle,,IJ WITH TRADE IN dtan who had 12 stratght for the remainder of tbe week: Yanks 17. Eleven Utile guya jumped The Senators,. managed by kayu'cs over secnnd. raters. I Tonight - New Haven vs. Run• Balled Ia whacked each other on the ICurt !Wush, also m hiS !~rst sea- 'seems doomed to the status of IGalltpolis Orioles, 7: RIo Nallonol Leap: Wynn, ·~ •lxJro.oJilolio hloraIDB'"'·· You'd thought they bad 1son~ had won only the games tnal horse for other talented Grande vs. Syracuse, 8:30. tros 70; Cepeda, Cards :J!!II ]JU~t won the pennant. durmg the regular season, both youngsters 1 Friday - Middleport Redlegs Hart, Giants tl!i; Perez, fted,•ll '" Nope. The Boys League lndi· over the Indians. They got a By sto · m Chuvalo, 0 !eat · vs. Bedford, 6:30: Pt. Pleasant 63; Santo, Cubs 60. Amerleu Leape of Middleport had Just com- ~run back m the third on two \hat dep~!d gchamplon Casstu.'l •Dunlop. Ttres vs. Racine, 7:.45; I Amerlc811 League: Killebrew, W L. p 1 GB , theJJ' summer schedule walks, ,"n error, and Steve Clay wasn't able to acoomphsh, I B1dwe)) vs. Pt. Pleasant C>Y>C Twins~ Ya.strzem•ki,, Red Sox •50 39 ~ ·of baseball. And they had won Bratton s Single. tl1e s~cond • ranked r'razier Pride, 9. 65; F. Robmson, Ortoles 59; ~.:':ta 49 10 :561 their first game. 1 The Indtans .made tt 4-1 in ' marked himself as the man to saturday- Mrddleport Brav- Howard, Senat~!. S6; Conlglia· ~o.< , Boston .545 It was a tong season for 1 ttre fourth on two walks and •• :beat for the vacant Iitle. cs vs. Galltpolts Senators, 6:30; ro, Red Sox 54. " " " '. 112 48 10 ~ . Manager Art Stobarl who took error and broke out lor II v e "I h t t N Gallipolis Ttgers vs. Pt. Pleas· Pltcbfng 1 11 44 532 0 :~:~a 1> lover the club this ye~~: Art bad runs in lhe fi,fth on three walks, 1 conten~:~ ... s~t~e th~e ju~iant ant Kiwanis, 7;~5. Pom~roy Pi· Ji(allonal League: NOI!tn, RA!dsll 12 23 3 Cleveland faitb"lly httie and lea· by RtckBrent Stobart' a sm~t Mildenber- 9.ra:t•:s~v:s~.~G=tl=h=po~lts~Whi=~:.:SoxJ"~l f~;~llcCo~~rml~ck,~Gta~n~t~s 43 47 ·478 712 'gue" for umpired aeveral years Davts, double. and Paul Cun-e Joe. r., "That's Karl JarviS, Braves !1-3; !~~~~~~~~~;~~.;;~~~~~ Washington 411 48. 471 8 when the club this year needed nlngham's triple. ge,; Baltimore 12 48 .473 8 a maneger he accepted . the A sixth inning Senator rally l hope" to meet the No. I New York 39 49 ~ 111'4 'ob 11 doomed to be lw . 1 contender. s01d tire Jub>iant , · IJ . was s~ o JWlS on a smg e ''Th t' (K 11 "lid be • Kansas City 39 12 .m 12 bulld1•• year from the start Walburn and Lonnie Coates' . Joe. a s ar " 1 en ""' evening the Indians · WedneldaY'1 Rellllhl I Last both scoring later on ger · " _ Clvetand 5 New York 2 (nlghl) jumped on the Senators anotiJ. I CONTINUE BA'M'LE Boston I Baltimore 4 (niJhl! er "rebuildilll!" team, b,r Warner fanned· 7. walked n, The Pomeroy Redlegs a n d Washington 4 Delrolt 2 (night) runs in the nrst Inning and pitchers fanned 7. walk· Addison will con\IOUe to bettie Kan City DMinneiOta 6 (night) couldn't be stopped. The 8rat ed 6. for the champ10nslnp of the Sy· California 5 Chicago 2 <olghl) . innin~ fireworks were set . . . . . . 001 002-3 4 2 racuse Pee Wee Nile Todayo l'nlllble Pllcherl by B. Manley"s leadoff single, ..... 300 15X- 9 6 3 , at 7 JC t<ntght et the Syr·"'usc il <AD 'nllel EDT) two walks a Helder's choice Coates (LP), Bratton (4) and ' Ball Park. Addison won t h New York (Barber $.10) at j and pltcl!.;. Jay Warner's ' Warner and J. Marrley. 1hrst game in a best out Cleveland (MelloweD 1-8), lwl- ,. run homer. · J. Tannehill. three series. light, 6 p.m, • - - ..- - · - - - - Washington <Moore 5-7) Detrnlt <Sparma 9-3), night, p.m. proapect of IOalking 10 d~~~ before 8 .erowd::th'I!>,6Z5. Walk ?!flltal ~~~ head up, Bristol In "You've got nothbeg Itothar 1$11~ of, f01111 ou e qaln. , Br!Biol 5 h~ 81 cons:'latlon to A outcome ~the dldn 1 aller the th t Reds 1ame DOT ::!~tys to move lltstthlnan l\2 llle3 of : a1 Le ga 1 ad Sl Louli ~ ague 0ah~ad· of tile Chi o ~=biked Its lead ID ameo over the Reds. ~Dill Gets Vlettt'y Ron Wllll• pitched two-hit baU In IOIII"Jnnin relief stint --•~ !tis secondg victory ,.,...,. · A similar situation unfolded PhUadelpbla where Jeff received and Roil Fair!y loaded walks In the lith, boosting Los Angeles to a Phllllea· trlumph over ..... •~ Cobs wltlpped Allants Pittsburgh edged Atlanta Z.l II Inning and the Mots swept a s s din b Co u ~~::b\1:o:!:'~h~egl:!~~rn~~~~ ~~~~j~J;o~~~~~~- Tuppers Plains pen ' g y mmissioners Tightened p. Society News ' Jn BiJJ under cODSI.•deration. • by House "revoltln' : · 1ciu8Jbn 11-4 Dick ... ,-,rr1 v2:r. ·- :b 1 3 !~:l:!em.lnbarr.~::asa -~ Frazier Crushes Chuvalo In Four -·•)lng to ... Base Un Balls Gives Cards,. ·a.. 2:\lHJJ~ In 12th '\ · · ' · 1· dropped oa llle competitlOII, ·wUI be staged at es~be~~Y ~ pollf 41 toM lnche•· w~ JIENDERSONVIIJ..E, N.C. Dllaatroaa Df1 , 1tewar~. .,~.'nd 1 p.~. on Wednelday, Aug. 16, entl'y In ihe Wlll ~ c1au plea.:.re· lmiei P~ poi)y, tUPJ) - Nallo~ Guardsmea It was the fifth att crash of median litnp of a -;;:Y·. albe ..• In eonjundlon-·.w!th the i!Mth 1lill rei!elve 11 ~- · twne" cllllll; Engllth plell!l- kep11,watcl! early tCJCiay•OVIII'·tlie the •day over the aoutheastA'wo one body cr,shed ;. . ~ . , IIUI~ Meigs County Falf. '.P!Iil!'fes.'liiU:biit clclte until ureholse; barr61 race; westem roped 98, flood~~ .otwreckai .\ri!I.Y ;~i:~::"m h = "'?!O:~ ~hoC:: ~U me Jt's not 'WUilam Downle ,and Tom R. show llme. .. . ., pJwury .JlOIIY,·undet 481nchu; ot , a Piedmont altll!ler ~ !er-c:o.,. -~ ·"" · !J, .. , clalmed the ow~.er of Reuter are superinte~ents of Cla,.es maJdiig up the show trail horljl! Westerr. ta(lk· traU collided with a small plane, lour men: a Navy pijol died In true, ex , the show .wlilch .1111 pay cas~ 'wiJltnclude:-~ horsemanship, pony, Western tack. · • ,• •; $wing&:! liodles. over wooded a crfl!lb off tile Florida Coast; allhe house. . loulid· tn premlulll8 of ts, $3, $2 and ,Sl hoi:~ or' pontes, Jtmlted to l!'~~e . ~~ JlOIIl 'to#QI'ID8' coontryslde. • , , Dios.qu~tq ~pra!lng plane Twenty ¥d•es ~7 . ot them lo the top .IOU!' animals In each Meigs COUIIIy e!,ubs only; lead· Uod clailses lr~ alsO" o~ 'to · '!'be vicllml ln<:lu~ed . new era~ .Ill< G1'91'1ll and .~led,.~:~ :Sgnltton . Fir. Iclass In addilloa ~o rosettes lor In "JlOIIY Western tack, 56 Inch- wrirld cotnPelllllin aitd will be · •: \ obn Me the 1pilot, and a 11ell~ter. yo r ,.,.. · ed 0 a Ucket · ' judged atlorIO this a.m.judging on AUg. how· · 11. Naughton, Navy J , • • Florida swamp, teen other• WO!'ll Duckworth won tothe Entries 45, bla Wife ana but.lts two i>ccupauto were not from waode wllhln a half·lp•le was lJSed on the wiU 1 young .son, and an aeronaullcal burl .• . _ .. of the crash site. - . 14 ·' WCKY. ~f.· 9: : ~ ose a p.m. on s~ace technician of \be )l(allogal . ,Th~ colllslon occurred ~rtlt McNaughton, newly appoln~ · ,. ' · Jaeses InclUde· . . AeronauUcs pel S)'ace .(l.dJnbtlB. after ,lbe 111\'lbier liad lakin o,fl Secretary o! il>e Navy, had ·, ~~!ded ~ve~ after ba1illg been · Westem· sta~n etas• two !'•~on INA¥!· . from ~·~erson- boarded the plane, flight 22, In armed forces. Charles, spend· By United PNU lntern~on1l nd .' arade type ~las Tile .')'BJ rushed a team 'f ville $ I 'wjlii&Ses' saki Asheville. He and hl!l w~. 1 ~Mt1m~;{& . ;Mrs. 'lbflma Berry, l_taclahlol~nce erupted in Minneapolis,' Minn. :x'Jlurs· ~are:ve~ .Peldlngs; w~ agents to the ~kage shortly· the Ce.aina ! ploll'ed IntO lbe Sally, had, come to lush ;~,! u)lit scheduled for mgbt as police and ~oldlers kept a tt~~Se Jli!&Ce 1n11ev· mare or hor:e class; mare with aner the colbslop Wednelday, uitderslcie 01 lbe larger plane moun)aln setting to pick up other hotspots w~cb exploded earlier tn .the week........ foal· W0 :te but a apojcesm/lll 'aid ~It' with a' "big boom ·a~l;t big 'their son Th~ore II at a IM~~~~:v coclrtaus, bottles a·nd bricks flew in Minneapolis •••u-& • " rn ,..... · pdrpose wBB "to belp out with , . ' ' ' ' Ia a white policeman intervened in a fight between English: stallion class; show ide llfi 11 n" 1 th 1~ flasl! of fire. One wltnesi·aaldlsummer camp. . m:~~~~~ Negro girls over a wig; At least four persons includ· horse type class; saddlebred n tca 0 0 e v · the Cessna seem~ to.'~lslnte- The NASA techntclan. Thoma• r• a fireman, were injured. ' pleasure class; saddlebred mare Spectators were kePt away grate and •:11001es fell like R. Bolton, 19, of the Marshall ,., . with spring foal; saddlebred from •.the twisted and scattered confetti" from the jetliner. Spa~e Flight Center at Hunt· AUTHORiTIESDOUBLEDaNatlonalGuardforceon yearling. remains of the Jellliler ilnd the '!1le p'lunglng airliner evllh!, Ala., was en route.to tllo r in troubled Cairo, lil., I!Dd ordered an 8 p.m. curfew. Pony conformiliiOn - judging c..ma 310· which collided screamed low oru the 1o1tn BeltdiJ Corp. in New Jersey. i [Li~IUOJ~ stc!res were closed before dark. In both the 16 inches and under around 4,000 feet above IIIls and two. summer 'camps , fer Tbirty of the victims were llll·'ldll the aiilmal later foi'·h· companies of tbe IUlnois National Guard moved class and the 46 to 56 Inches resort city In the western North boys and Jirl• before slamming southeast-southwest broker-dea. lesllng were futile. 50 Guardsmen called out early Wednesday. class: Carolina mountains. Three pei- ml!l a wood~ area pear .ille lers of Stokely Van camp, htQ., receiving the rabies ~tracial disturbances flared Into an outbreak of Stallion class; mares and gel- BOllS were in the smaD plane, lntersetUon pf ln~tate. higb- bound for a national salu ~nts .at Hol2er Hospital. : and shootings. ,· ding class; fll!y or stud colt owned i>y Lansear, In c., . of way 28 and U.S.Illgh'way H. convention e.t Wl!ile Sulpbll' l . class, mares witb foal class. Springfield, Mo., and the lledles Fall . Springs, w. Va. Two. stokely MIDDLEPORT GOLFER ~LI· ~EGRO Y~THS hurled rocks at pollee .and smash· Rooter and Herbert E. airliner, Piedmont's mOrning H o r r 11 1e d 'observers ·s ti w employes, including vlce pres. one!'. Boi~ scored a "~Ie ed w~dows With stones and trash cans dll!'mg .a. br.1ef Shields are superintendents of Olght from Atlanta to W•blng· bodies drop from the sky idenl Ennis Parker, 61, · of eaill!" and the No. 2 bole·· on binge 1,11 Nyack, N. Y. Wednesday. Several mmor mJurles the horse and pooy conforms· ton, carried 71 passengers and a tll'llund them. A ehOd'a body feU Griffin, Ga., also were kltled. tbe ;Pomeroy Golf Course: were reported and 18 persons were arrested. lion judging. crew of five. at a nulng station, that of a The convention was cancelled. pali 1Jve' bole Is ISO yards. . / THE HOUSE overw!lelmingly approved and sent to .. ~ bor9e show. GllM to world the ftrst nve placesJn 11! c~us· etaad under; Weatern ple&Blll'B .J ~ Sale SAVINGS UP TO 500fo ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE .................. ........ ...., ... .... ,~~. . . . . . . . it .. biRtlbc .... will I I 'I! I ......... .' I ........ llltil; . t• Ptlll • !PIE. a • '0uaa 7( I• lt6121WA Sport'Shirts & Dress Shirt~ VALUES , $1.95 $3.65 3.50 too fJIQ _ FROM SALE , to . , , AACKS REDUCED FOR WY TERMS �., ' '~ •· ' ' [ y •f • ..".J..'fl \ \ } •' , ·~ I 'l, ~ • A . I' • ,, + , , 1 ... ... ' •' I ·' J '< . '· ,,' ~OOn~w:em~~y.AUgusii6<- let :fteffianlsG,uar .e .. ', Long h0t summ.er *~~~~;!;:~~~~~b~as~§won 1 • t · Sec~~ plunged- Into~ F ar ~ell . then wa¥<· 1lheir iifih strnigll(. victory. The 1running !or Jet;r,l' M;jY ' ut'ls,irti1filier 111111 ID ·other IlL games. . eci pjnch,. hl(~1 F~lrly I'" a roold~ righthand~ p~trhed a .of!. lhe Inning. Wltb ·"~~~ ~ ·• • • longest CDUforllla knocked oft An)efi. 3-2 count lot ah Insurance run. live·Mie!' and drove· I~ three Mtke •McCormtck th•n ID wain' the most embarrassing can Leaglle·leadlng Chicago for Short Ha'd gotten Into troObl• on runs with a doubl~., and a. mten~onal wal~ to of the night lor the · · the secoo~ straight game. 5-2, slngll!s by Lou Johnson and Boh sacrifice . Oy In posting . his ROJ!g t~ a"1 Maury Wllbto ~:.~ aoulhpaw Boston b. t Baitimore 11-4 for Bailey and a walk to Wes fourth wm m seven dectstons. Alley hit renevet Frank L · tts· sixth slrai~t wid, Kansas Pari<er but manager Gene!The CUbs, who now have won flr~t PI";" over, the ~d. 'lbat'a because monager City clipped Minneota 9-6, Mauch. like Bristol, refusod to eight in a row at borne, r~uted . .1onilny Davts collected Bristol offered Arrigo a Washington ebatled Detroit 4·2 blame his pitcher Atlanta's Tony Clomnger w1!h a htts, lncludtng a IIi' back JUII WheJl the and Cleveland bumped New "O'Jr pltc~er did bis job," four-run fourth mnmg. the ~tghtcap, ~nd fait like kicking ohimsoll In Yol'lt 5-2 . said Mauch. "I jwt can't Hils First Pitch h1t • homer m each game pallia. s~ Cbrls Short. who had understand v.ty we don't score Gene , Alley's base<-Ioa?ed the Mets crushed the Astr·os 3 shutout for seven innings more runs." mfield !<11>gle in the lith scored twice. Jack Fisher and Tom Arl'lgo nad just issuedl.,ming Iwalktd ToriJOrg, with th; Joe Niekro did his job and AI Luplow with the winning "!" ~aver pitched oomplele ~ ~i~~~~ ~ bases 6lled and r e i ever then some In pacirig the Cubs to for Pittsburgh. Luplow was Vtctones. By '1011 - - ""' ~er. Ul'· and ." .AIIss Jackie Adams, a TqRI ANN, live-year • old er at Upper Arlington da~~r .I>Jillli!oai>d ,II'J.rs. J.ar· ' nell month. was ry · J11eobs, ii'1indergomtt t h to her l!ome n~ar unconiforlable tllbies rt rea .!he $lopped al a ment~' af~ ~3viiig beffi ,bitten . restaur~ ,In · by a \wild animal. was mi\t~fli#Ocn and her . Terri wa~t"&Htlllloe ~ j<t-. ,wgal~'-"'· However, when . Springfield where she was btl· returfte(i to her cer her d· ten by ,an animal believed tO diug .gown •and . have tfen a muskrat. Mem· summer wardrobe, hers '!II the family had ~ f!lller ~rtiqes had been Tem ljnning towards the ani• 1 .,Miss .Adams wilt be mal hill assumed the wild llll¥ die and thread the next mal wj\'uld flee before the child weeks trying to replace could !~ft. clQ,'!U~ ~t. ~~~ ·~· weddjn)l gown. . , , however;' ili~'Tfm. ""as'~ ~.'.lB. 1\le. daiigltt.er ol . on a !eg and fmger. Attempts ond Mrs. Earl Aa.ms of e .. . · .,... Letart F~ls area t'.nd · • 'fer ' ' · · . . 1118, baoket!r ' of Jim ,• ~ . ch at Rutland HlglkSeholthe ., three years. t ' ,• ''Bnx ." ' \ · MUSIC A BOMB BLASTED a foot-deep crater In tbe lawn .or Vila Logan at Port ABell. La., a retired Negro school prm· She is an active member of tbe West Baton Rouge Association, ~ Negro group which has drawn Ku Klux Klan antagomsm recently. • EX:ntA POLICE patrolled a small Negro ne~ghbll!· In Erle, Pa., where VIolence, blamed by Mayor LouiS ···tors," flared earUer !n tbe week· on "outsid ........!!.gl"' -:---~By Mrs. Evelyu Brlcldes Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffm.an had as Sunday guests, I he 1 r deughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson and family of Co- lumbus, Mrs. Hoffman'• siBter, Mrs. Lena Stlehm and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sllehm of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman, Jr., son, Steven, of Rutland; Mr. and Mra. Phillip Williams of Marion, and Mr1. MyrUe Barrell of Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode has as SUnda• •n-ts Albert ' •-· • Ear. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. nest Taylor of Guysville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode of AJ. -; ' h " ;.·slOre . .Ki vef News y W : D / : Mason Personal Jtidge Ke00 Notes 1"fJ, n•11 y ·, 1 ~~::.:.-;~:::~:;;en;:-~ ;~~~~~::;~·~ ~~m ;~.~: ~·:~~;~.: !::S~t'!;~~!~~:o~on~· 8~~rn:~~.Rt~~~ :O~k=· w~~~~:. s~~~~ ~i m~;a Kraton, cslled on 4 . .,., """~":' '"':"' ,...,..., dahl Locks, C<>tton Queen dO\ln lnlertated in obtaining a free day. Mrs. With her Uniontown, Pa. Allee Dodson one da Iaiii Mr. and Mn. William Ro~~t Mr. and Mrs Mo~rd ' Mrr. N'llle. N: ·Ball, Ella· son Billv of Columbus called called on Mr aild Mn C. ,.,...,~., ment, Boti 1001, Columbuo, Ohio be\.h J. France, Gregory A. w-•at nl-rs I''·'-; . 1 *-•' .,.UI·Ktmhall lne 34:1 t.xln• E kin J lor her . mother• 1 Mrs • ' Ole-· .,.... UU~.W rrr HWIII ·... ,.,,.;, _ '""· "''!· ... BUDGET FR~CI'IJRED 437.16. ~le. Mary · Man • Mrs. · .MI~, Sunday and went to cently.. ,, · ' ) . · ,., . ·a Clyde McDermitt, Mrs. Paul Crows Steak House ·tot dinner, Mra. Mildred Dalrua, . ........... ...., ..., _ • ., · COLUMBUS (UP!) - The SUGGEST ·AP.-\ll'rHEID E. McGraw. Don D. Nease, then to RIJU~ to l(lsll Mr. and Mary ScJWer of J>~y ..~ ..- '"""~> ., """ ,.. Se!UIIo EducaUon, Health and JOHANNESBURG, South Mark A. O'dell, ll{rs. Robert L. Mrr. Lawrence Milhoan, then ed on Mra. Clara MilhOan ... "" '" ,.,...., " ,.. Welfare Committee recommend. Africa (UPII - The pro-govern- Rose, Mrs. Everett A. Step~ens, motorild to Milhoan llldge w ceniJv ·· ' 1 ' d Wed sd 0111 '"· '""' ,.,' 1 ' .... .,, nl·hf of Dl V d 1 nd Mr E W B ht M J ' • ,. ' ....,... •·••• ,,.. ,...,., " ·"' ., e ne ay !"'~ passage. , ment newapa~ e a era 1. , meat • a • r r. Va., and ri•lted wltb her daugh· )lr. and Mr,,. M. L. ,1• .,. _ , . u.- ,.,..,,. a school loundauon bill calhng[ Wednesday sBld tlie U.S. was on Randolph E. Blackburn and In· tv, Mrs. Vernon Weher1 and called on Mr. lor ~pending f256 2 million for the "brink of racial dvll war" fan! daughter, Mre, Fred E. fatnllv, · , .' Per\'y one' · · ::;t,;:'~,.'-::.,;-,.· I • · nd f d h'· i ' ... .~:.. · · nd d ·· •• ,..•.., e ementary a IICOD WY/ Vnd 8llllgeJJted tbe Amertcan Moliis a . In ant •u~ "''"· , ..,.,, ~c Haeyale Is In ~ Mr. I! 1· ,:::::::: •.:.;-;:::. IChools above the amount In government try apart~eld raclal Mrs. lloward C. Bmitb and In- 1St~J.,.,~ti· Holl!)ltal at P.rko,r.•. til , • . the governor'a budiel. Rparalion W8f aaolullo,D. llanl daughtet, · ~·~· -· . .!!W'J. for ~111m and. IJ'eato , ~'"' .o~~o ·- .. .,..,." ,_ 8:30c.; Peace dawn 7:00'a. .copy of "Ohio Camping Dlrec. ~ ... 'I"'• ! · · . · IOI'y'' may wrtte to Develop- •r•••oo ,.,,......",.. ~ I "'*' •• . ~~~-~ ' ' I, ' "' ' " 010 • Mrs. L. E.1 8~rM~.r~~ i~::~ ~bJ:~ and lamll I It~ M " Clyde Va~! a·/,, nd M~ Mrs. Frank Able; of ~a on -·• , ven"' !UIUU. Mr. Carl Autherson 1.! lm. prpvin~ at Veterans Memorial Ail a~~e 'Hol1ll!tol.' ' f ou . Mr and Mrs Ha 1 Rhod ·llrl""to · p r eyM "· • · "" n, a.; r. and Mrs, Henrv Davis, Oleshit • La e, · C wlrenceR11 Ush, rmneo1d o"11'1t visited, Rev Jlilillllusc• ,.,..nil~ an Mrs .. By May J~hnotq· RJ!GISTRATIONS UP · State Audltqr Roger Cloud re today tluit motor vehicle , , nmnlng eon, o! tho coJI!par- • I 75· $ ... .,, - 1 You'd Think ..,..._,_...- .,; RIZER OIL :s Ph. 992-2101 5 Veterans Are s!:re0.1),~~=8 ~~ Adamson night, p.m. (Otily . . . acheduled) Frl!laJ'I o.mo 'I SUMMER CLEARANCE SJatedTo See A,ction Friday New York at Detroit (night) Walhlnlton at Ball 2 (l\vlnlgllt) IHRAM, Ohio (UPI) - It ~ton -' Clevelalid (Dlibl) won't be rookies when the Chicago ' at Kalflas City (Dlibl) Cleveland Browne and PittsMinnesota at Callfornla llllibl) burgh steelers square off 1n Nalllaal Leapo the Akron Rubber Bowl Friday w. .. Pet. Ull 'I niglll, St. Louis 5S fl .519 Chicago 52 31 .5'18 Al(hougb the contest Is deCincinnati 51. 41 .5411 •lgned to give the two teams' AUanta 46 41 .519 8rat year men their llrt!l taste of "combat," the Browne will Sin Francisco 48 « .52% 8 sprinkle' their starling lineup 44 43 Plltsbur&h wltb men who were on the l'hOadeJpbla 42 45 .50tl .4113 Loil ADUles sa 51 .427 roster last year. New York rt 51 .420 lS Coach Blanton Collier said Houston 38 55 ~398 Cllff McNeil, Joe Boll lsbell, . Wedllesda)-'o Rem111 Fred lloagllil, Mill Morin and New Yorll8' Houston ' (Ill) Charlie Harroway Will be in New York 7 Houston 2 (2nd) the game when. the whistle Chicago 7 AUanta 2 SOunda. . Lol Angeln s PhOadelpl\la l Both the Browne and Steelera ,;,. ~•""t) · · plan to bold a workoitl Frldsy .,.N, '"""' --•"· Plltshurab 2 San Francllco u - . _ before teavl"" •.., for the Ill lnllf• Jtilbt) game. Sl Loull aCinelllnall a!·i IIMI,j The rookie pine Will be alght) ed dl.fferenlly tban the grldlrooiJ . Taday's Pr1llllll Plle1ttn batllea wlllch will face new. (AII-•·IID'l') conlet·s later in the season. HOUill>n · (Wllaoo .1-6) It Each team will get the ball Iron: (Seinla 1.0), l,l,m, · on lla own 36-yerd Une and wUI " Lol -'Melea (OIIMta ·n..) three plays to either get ·Ffil1adetP!Jta ·~~ ...)1 a flnt down or score. ·:p.rp. , 1 '.,, 1 ._~,r~. Browns' prao'1 lien . hampered by • .~ was blamed for an ,:· ~~~ p.m,' ' . &:" 1 Flals J:=n.' 3 ALL·WEA:TBEB TIRB · 1 1 ' -rr i. .. 1 N SOCiety .• Notes 3-T Nylon cord Ram" Delays KC Tourney WedDeSday 1 fn o•d T Power C:uml.n Black TuW!eu IBieml1h) Original Equip. White Wall Slithlfy-follghtr 1· 4 """'!.r Leaders • F"II'St 0£'67 lndians \VIn ame!t • ){ 775-14 1750-141 1 s'': COLUMBUS (UP!)- Tighter A municipality sharing 1t s Senate, said there was no ques; control of spending by county income taxes would be permit- lion "ibis bill does oot . go as commissio.nera will be given ted tq impose on Ito residents far as bllls In otber sta~, but consideratiOn today on the llpilr a levy .of up to one and one- the .~bllshmellt of this de- , or the Ohto Hou~. . hall per cent wlthou~ v~let ap- par1DJenl, now !sa step toward '!1le proposal, ~hich establish- proval. The present limtl ts one 1a really· efle<!tl~e)nvolvemenl, ed a single bidding procedure to per cenl • bY, ti>~ s~e in lirban a(falrs. 1 he followed, lteads lengthy The Senate also approved rna- The, .ol!IY. negative votes, ~1 . agendas in both the House and jor legislation in the House. 011 the ~ c!iunty welfare .\"91'kl!r · Senate as the 281b work week paeaed emergency bill to set pay bill .were .by . Sens .. ~nit . comes to a close. county welfare worker&' pay at Aronoff and Mlchael Malon!!¥, would require competitive the same level as that of state both Clricmnatl RepUbUclmll . .' · 11 bidding on anything to be welfare workers a~ the admin- Aronoff questioned !be state~s bought leased or constructed latratlon's proposal to creole a authority to set the salary of through a county agency and cabinet level Department of Ur· county employes and Maloney _ _.. th ., 000 ban Affairs. opposed the provision wlllch ...,,mg more an •• A floor fight was 'ex· ected Departmeal Pl•dged permits dedudion of merit pay over an allempl to the The latter, pledged in Gov. from the salary Increase in the level of . Items exempt from James A. Rhodes' inaugural bill. of Salem Center, and Mr. and r..ompelitlve bidding could be al. Sen. William Tall, R.CJeve. HOllie ' I • • Mrs. Watd Swartz of Athens. waived In eases where the land, the chief sponsor in the - Mak>ng Columbus Day an 'll Mr. and Mra. Swartz' also visit- county commissioners by unanofficial state holiday. T f'!IJlat~c ~sene ed Mr. and Mra. Fon Halsey. imoua vole delemline an enter- Allowing conservancy . . . , .' ·I" " '""• ., . . . 1 , : ., ., ·.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nich- gency exists and less than , 10,. trlcts to reissue tax anticlpaUoD , ols moved to thetr new home 000 is involved. notes for five years, · 1PT PI.EAS~!'. -:;;,G iJ ~C:\., ..O,~ )I;<,~Jl?UW\~,11nd · .~: · '· '• .. ;.; .. !loll<;, Murphy Com~ olffclals 12.7 nlnnlng 3.'freet ol rollers, , d they built here. . Capital Improvemenll Upped - Conveying about 3,100 have announced· If' .'('h,ur~'!J'~: PtF fl~~ .2p3; ; Pomeroy- . '' SAlGO~f. al.PIL - ~:/J~a.n Earatroo~:r:.,~e~~- Mra. Martin Gandee of Colum· The amount the House was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson acres of submerged land In July ,.'JJ.J. opening -~-It' 1Millciri,_~ft!' ifllllolJ, ·.I.Q'I ·fllll· ::: Jr~:fre~~'stabiing ·vl:fn'a~s! /rom a Com· bus, was a ·Sunday gueat of Mrs. considering lor Improvements are 'I]IBndlng thetr vacation at Maumee Bay to the T 0 1~ d oBo:j, a new stdn! on Ma 1n mg· Kf!lll!W• Falls, 3.75 rts· .st . 1 . II US k d d Gladys Vtolel. Mrs. Gandee was was much larger Wedne~ Huntsville, Alabama. Lucas County Port Authonty 1 1 1 Strfet. I ing: CIJill'ie'SiOp, .18.~, · Lo~n•. ln~ll!-r6~~f e.Ja, Gt,l~iJ!\!t ;~~e~\J! ~.~~ate kept re· the former Julia Faye Bell and as the fZ,'II.4 million approprla: Mr. and Mr~. Dean Bumgard. ~nate • I.ilcaled in the J!~iotf Marml!l: "'1¢. Winlie.d ~~ on ea~ to thf.J;r;tHeanl~ ~ged·.:uu.. dr~~lrtic rescue was a pupil of Mrs. VIOlet at lion for stale capital improve- ner and lalilHy have gone to -:- Modernizmg the credit of llbe former M~·','llli!~·; 1.~~ Sill. ', ·:'. /~ ~.' taid into' '!! VIet~ CQII san~t\!I"Y 'lllider Communist &cine Htgh School wben Mrs. ments during the next I wo Iran, where he is employed by uruon taws the) "Music Box" ~~-~ -ptiM~ ,.-·Bol'it M~meltlll contr61 .f~rs. It' is \'i~ 5 - - - . Vmlel taught there. years was passed. the U. 5. Government. They ex· - Increasing the lee lor fish. Pl.lPleasant area s.hoPIHY:~,)!'J.th G~lllpoll! ·l,oe,s- .Rcliapl~ miles .pJ>t::!h..9{ ~aigon,_ , , soldH:;.• killed lor •very allted Mr. and Mra. Dale Spenc,er of The total t\nresents only peel to he gone lor two years. ••g. hcenses from f2 to f4 lor a~ad selecllon!i'o(-;;~ords )!oli!j 4:2d,t>.n\.; Solvay up 2·20 tbfln.~ o~ 1{var i aefe!op. •trooper slain. ' Columbus, and Mr. and Mea. about '16 million In new money, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs res1dento. a 1 albums phot~ ' !')V- ~m;. Robert G. W•st down 2.· rilen\s. ~k~ Said 'U. S. · Edgar Dorst of Sumner were the reel being reappropriated Fred Taylor and family were - Prohlbitintl destrucllon or sic instru.;.ents ii!. ~l ; ~1, ·110 t'm "i "· · B52s' tionibs jc!l!ay s~'lhed· two l- ~ 1 . · ·, . : Sunday evening guests of Mr. when 11 was not spent In the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tawney and[desecrallon of the American co· , stamps, art:• •}j,_: ' . •,~ . 1'.1 • · of' J,be ..:Com'iifunlsij· . lim~! '-Df1Snif31 CWS Spencer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. past biennium. The bill carries daughters of Elkview, W. Va .; and Ohio flags. metas, radios, t;w. recorders. ~auwba River -Marmet, ti~centen ~.SolJth Viemari\. Wayne Brlckles. the last money available from Mr. and Mrs James Melton and The latter all have Ho u It ~. small ap~ii.'iflt:'d ~w lllCI ~y L,.Whtte oiper ·,Aili~· j'fs lll!•···. _l~ ' · ·Adlida 1 Mrs. Norma Koenig returned two bond Iaaues totaling fMO deughler, of Hurricane, W. Va. approval. . maiazines and b'rokii: ' i up .l:lt p.m.; " R. Merrtll missions' 8~~ Nortli' V l '~ · t· M ·. 1 eni'· ~ ~ner 1636 home after spending several mllllon. . Mr. and Mrs. Burton Webb of _ 1'be "Muaic Box" a 2,300 up 3:35 a ,D).j Mary Jan . down nam's on dumps and missile Cha;~~m rAve. Mrs He;,..y M. ' days With her parents in Ken· Democrats tr:ecl unsuccesfuJ. MSDBfield Oiilo will visit her 5qlJ¥e loot store, will operate •5' 15 8 ·~·: Wi~fleld, Mt. State centers W~esday. For the ' La~e, 107 ~.Ave.; Mrs. · tucky. . ,hly to put back !Dto ~btU on , sister, M~s. John Roach and l O"VD separaU.Iy !rom the new Mur· down S~~~·•M ~ffer~down first time m 5lx weeks Com· Ethel A. Burdette, 95 Garfield Gerald Vtolet and Mr.a nd ;the floor some f3 million In , family of Mason this week. phy Store several doors away 6.20 .a.m. , "\ munist MIG fighters tried to Ave . Oerence Mul!ord Sr Mrs. Doroel MU!er and I w o funds for parka and 13 wblch opened on the site of the 'OblO ·River - .!Mk • Queer. turn b3ck the U. s. jets. ~li'e· I an L Hurt' Rl 2 sons attended the Miller reunion ! projects which they said e Mrs. R. G. Greene and Kar· former Phoenix Hot •:t ·iD 9\.j' .down. ~· 30 p.m.:. Dtm~•n .,' ·~r .AD'IeritD · . 'Jiil!>lll dl'ov• off . ..... ell·' .'Is' cuirord W. Bar· i at Forked Run Lake Sunday. deleted by · the Rhodes en. New Haven, and Nan"! An· M~ of this year. 1'1!!!.• e w llru~e dbWil 2.00 a.m:, ·E'De": Jlie.,~~ .... : 'i)'Jt!lnamese. J!tc!W Mr ~tart· E. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence lslration dl!l'ing the past deraon, Mason•. are spendtng a Ullij wnt contain th• ~ 1YP. na BoowQI'lh down 8.!5 8.111 .•. MIGl'r . . QJ11t!th ·no loss ~~! GilD 'Iii 'F ~ 11 of Columbus spent a day last '!'be lunda were tranaferred !Veek's vacal>on at Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard feen. fJXfure and display, ·•!llliPII!<ltu lfk 14• S. M. J•nks up 5 p.lrt.; !'f~d·io atl\ltj ~· ,But the Od~d':' M8 Gpo Dll!e •;;· 3 ::. week here With her mother, the Controlling Board to ~ch. bower and daughters, Mrs. VIr· on the specialized hnes offered ""i'v~ .ll'p S:S? .p.m. ; Nat1011al ~~n • .iHU!itii 'Jhe 1/, S. e · · _ree ' · Mrs. Myrtle Frost, proieets · · . gle Moore and son SIIBl! and and'wiU have a c~- d,~ilj\ . :~ Jl..m. ~John Laa~ bQ!b cymmtlrid'!i· w~ldy ~!lie on. .W. Va., Mn..•Jerry G. Mls• Betty Up~n 9f Silver They also aought to Chuclrle Anderson vlstled re- I Mlea Mary Icenhower of East ter and small ofli~ I~Mtfi! ·at J)eap up, liO:.l( ~.ln.; ~hn. ~Or·, tiDy, 4eportedt '. · ::ell, N~~~~· JLarry :· 1 Ridge was calling on Mr. and that the Controlling ce~Uy~>tbp ~ : :18• Mrd Liverpool visited Mr. and Mrs .. 4 1 the store front. •. row up ' " p.m.; Loclt ~~. ,- 17$ MlerWans were ~llled, ens, · '""': ames · Mrs. Wayne Brickiea Friday when ll plans to charoge a · a son an Homer Icenhower and his ol• 'l,'lle "Music &;t,··wm he' ~tee! ,Trader ,liJl 4>30 ' ailn.;; A. t,~ 1t0und~ and 38 were list· Daniele, Mldd~~· John . A~ evc-'"g. spending plane 9pproved by hls IIJ'andparenll,. Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mr. lind Mrs. Robert . Jef. managed by F. H. Petrarcol V. Crtss up MfJ a.m.: Pe•gy ed as !Dllslng In ~ombat \list Mitch, Pomeroy, Phillip R. Har Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark legislature, publish notice t w Riley Riggs. He Is allendl~g fers and family of Syratuse, and whG moved to Pt Pleasanl/ Downev up 6' 55 a.m.; Lock ;l7; wetk It' 1Joosted lJi!iS.,~ ~ ar rison, Rl. 1 Pomeroy; Mr~ AI· and 18mily of Columbus were weeks In advance In 11ew1pap. an electronics tchool at Low11- her father Mr. Maywood John. frob> cumberland.". M~ryland Pony R. up liM p.m.; Jl!ilf· caeu~ty tol31ll to l~fkllled, bert s. · Goodman•. Pe ro: Sunday guests of his brother, ers in the areas affected by the ville, Ky. ston and wife. 18 where be served as an assist· boat t;wn G·30 a.m.; Lock : •, 7t,483 wowuled and '/IS iijiss- George Darling •. Jr., Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and proposed chauges and to ootify Jimmy Wise, son oi .Mr. and Misa Nield VanMeter visited ant manager in the , Murphy WJJ!I H. Ztmmer up B:.30i a.· ing or captured. ' Robert D. Lewm, Rt. 2 0 a k< family. legislators In dlatrlcls affected. Mrs. James Wise, lB receiving Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauber and 19 store. Petrarco •tartcd his Mur- m.;•.Lock Flagshtp UP S:[JO -Reversing a three· montt. HI11: Mrs. Roy G. Chapman, Mrs. Peggy GoOdin of Colum. Jnceme T&J Referred X-&y *hn!ctan · training at family of Long Bottom. phy career as a .lll~n~~ment· a.m.: lluckeye State down po ~ren~~o· more Soui~;VI~ellf' Jr., Rtpley, W.Va.; Melissa L. bus and sister, Mrs. Audrey A oontroverslal biD to reqUire the St. Apnes Hoapltalln Co- l Mr. and Mrs. Homer !cenhow· tr,;pe. at MeadviJ)e, Pennsyl· am .. Lork 20 Brenda . J01>es troops than Amerreans dted In llueaeU, Rl. 1 Guysville. Mrs. allager of Middleport were Sat- sharing o! municipal lumbus. er visited her sister, Mrs. Elsie vania and corqpleled s!WBI!- down 8' 20 a tn ; Lock ' 1·ln- hattie last wei:k. Reports said Harold Coyan, Jackson; Mrs. urday dinner guests of Mr and lues was on the calendar Dewayne Taylor returned Roush of Portland. and Mrs. quent as<istant nwno~er ~lrn· ~ea~~; da': 2 ' 1;. ~·m.; ·~~~ lD2 government troops were ~~tnea E. :)la'7Ii ~rs. Mrs. Jack Weathennall. · Mr. Wednesday, but WSB referrect home after apending a vacation llorla Dalley and laml'v, local. ~t at North Tqnnawtinda · · "'n own •·~· · killed and 543 woundPd. Other orence · ' s. rs. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcklca called the Taxation Committee an at the home of his grandparents, Sharlene Flemming Is visit· New York. Md at Grovt' City a2. Basten; dow~ 5' 50 .."·1"·' Alii•• sufftred 25 !lead and. 16 Ray~ond J. Hazlett, Ashland, In the afternoon. appears dead. Republicans Mr. and Mrs. Dayton .Fields at ing relatives at Oolumbus. and Sharon. Pennsylvania. 'lfi· .James Bowie up uo a.m.: LOck wounded last week, olllctals Ky.· Gary E. Davis, Rt. 1 Me· <used for more than 90 u..,denin. Steve and Ronny Donnelson 23 5 45 or 'to his CUmberland assign· · Le>gh ~nn up · a.m., Wat. said. Arthur. , ancllndlcallone were there of Columbus, Mr. Robert Ours; .;_~---~.-,.~,_,...:;... ·ter Wllll2mson up 6:35 a.m.. - The Communist• as usual Blithl not enough voles to paos I h Mr. and Mro. Curtis McDa~~: Mrs. Mae VanMeter visited Mr : Greenup Lork< HPlen R. up suffered for worse, losing 1.7 Mrs. Gene R. Davis. Rt. I bill. lei of Pennsylvania viBited re- and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and ri:NTI'II:I 10 P·"' : L"therlerd.'l!an up 10 Wellston, daughter, 10:54 p.m. II would require a municipal- cently with his ~Mirents, Mr. fan · ·. · oltVnh:o TO fNTlr.RP!!IT OP p.m. ;ll. K Bow • doWI! 12,- 15 NOTICE 1'6'' CAMPERII Tuelday: Mrs. Roy G. Chap. ~ociefy ity imposinq an Income tax and Mrs. ,Cur!U McDaniel, Sr. Mrs. Minnie Carroll received MEIGS . MASCIN AREA a.m.; Steel Ranger down 1 a. Director F. P. Neuenechwan· man, Jr., Ripley, W. Va., son, non-residents to return Z5 In Mason. word that her grandson Jefre 1 m.. Rose G. down I a.m.: A. der oas annoupceil that the De 2'48 p.m. Wedneiday; Mrs. cent to the parson'• . stephens Columb h d nd Y ~= ~,::-.:.:;,(~~;;.~· D. Haynes II up 2 a.m.; OVEC velO?meqt Department's "Obio Ralph w. Shain, Rt. 2 Racine, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davl.! of ...,sldence Mrs. FlDordEbersbed~ch of Or· gone surge'ry the•~'· ' . u er• down 3 am · J S Lewis down · 1)•...,..·~" 1 5·35 Wed d . M · . · • · · lando a vial! recently 1, Mr Robert Ours· · lled M ~~~~- dall' ll!ll:l'eP "~~•tunta• ~ · • · · Camping u"'--.., B now son, · o.m. nes 8 Y· I'll. and cbll4ren visited ovtr the ' or! tber :: "I wut to ldl over fence just It :::0~ 1 lt'l 0: (; . _. _ .. ··- ~== I• I' re:; :!': riots. GOV. RICHARD J. Hughes of New Jersey appojnted a "blue ribbon" committee to investigate both the North Jersey riots and conditions elsewhere that could lead to Ill 'I tro bl .. IDI ar u e. . ,. · NEGRO LEADER Charles Evers announced in Jack· son, Miss., be would lead 00 Aug. 14 a "poor people's march" on tbe slate capitol .so state officials t1luld see the condition of starving Negroes in Mississippi. a By WIWAM VERIGAN Iunbeaten heavyweight contender 1gamely battled back in the third : Ga.'den offiCials. ssid By United Prtt~ International NEW YORK (UPI)-Joe Fra· by boosting his record to !HI. round and staggered Frazter 'Frazter should conSider I>lmself , National Le- . appeared firmly established 1"He wasn't stopped on cuts. He Iw1th a blow to the top of the the top contender now, but G. AB R. H. 'added they would try to arrange I Slaub, Houo 79 293 32103 88 heir apparent to the was hit on the button and he head. throne alter slop- knew he was going down so he i ·That was Chuvalo's last bid bout with the German during Cepda, St. L 85 323 55 114 ed Caoadlan George turned away." Ior vtctory as he was . pushed November or Decem~r. · Mil· McCrvr. St. L 7'1 351 42 90 ~ho had never been I The 301\2 poond Fazler ' mto the ropes by Frazter and Idenberger is comm>lted to Clmnte Ptt 8l3l7 .55 '""·'"'II knoclced out In 82 previous wasted no time in opening a cut pounded with a two-fisted body •partiCipate in a World Boxing Gn~lez. Phil 'fl Zl3 39 83 'on the teft side of Chuvalo'< :attaJk. Chuvalo seemed to · Association heavyweight to11r· Aaron, AU lh S?ll 72103 1 '!'be end for Cbuvolo came as fnce i>Ofore a rrlinute had gone :realize that his long tenure as a nament, and a loss in the Torre " ~ 112 41 '18 was left slashed and ~y in the first round of the Ititle contender was commg to ,tourney is the only way he I• : Ro~, Cin 70 314 55 100 at !6 seconds of the •clleduled 12-round heavyweig'ht an end, and barely moved lrom ·hkely to get a chance to meet • Dav1s, NY ttl !25 44 Jill 10116 . , , . , . . , , ,, . , . . . . , round Wednelday night elimination bout. his corner in the fourth round Frazier. Allen, Phil ttl321 84100 at MadiSon Square Garden. Another cut was opened under before Frazier ran. across the , Amerfoan League Chuvalo's proudest boast was Oluvalo's right eye in the first rt~.g and renewed the atta~k. I G. All R. H. !bat he had never boen knocked round, and a vicious left in the I JUSt turned, away trymg to I F Rb•.n Bait 68 252 54 tl5 his feet or stopped but his second round turned the 217'1•- gel my VISion, said Chuvalo. Kahne: Del 68 235 51 71 . record cem~ to an pound Canadian's face into a "I couldn't sec anything, but I ' Ystrsk>, Bos ~1312 57101 .' under Frazier's mask of crimson. The commt.. thought >II could get my vtston Carew. Mlnn 81319 43 fl iclous ttack sion doctor said the cuts were hack I migilt be able to . Coglro. Bos 67 250 42 '16 v a · · d t' , Ptrcll Bos 71241 31 71 A final left hook to the cheek "superficial" but they poure co~ .~u: 1 h 1 dd h Blair . Batt 82 2l!jl 35 84 bone blinded the Canadian, and blood for the remamder of the I . • e 1 t e oss en e " F ' .. "·I 68>MI ,. 98 J h Cot to ped b ut A d tor added that ·hUe hopes, the optimiStiC regs), .,... ,.., o lliiY an s p o . . oc Chuvalo"' tied ",J ust tempora- Rain forced postponement of IScott, Bos 86307 39 ttl $12 !be slaughter. another )arrmg blow to the eye p ' · 1wo games in the ninth annual i Mnchr Cal 87 2lJO 52 11 With 'lftde 1a "I thought tbeleft to the right might have permanently da· rilyh. Heb was theulbdettber md af·ln thiSt Kyger Creek Little League base· , Home Run• HOW... · bon lod-" bl d Ch 10 , 91·s l ; mg t ut 1t co e 1 eren . chee e e1p '"' s eye- mage uva s ton. · th ti , '· ball toornament Wednesday ev· National L e 'I oe· A ar o " said the 23-year.old Although he could hardly see an;h er me. 1k 1 t be ening Braves and Wynn Astroa 1 0 Frazier who remained the only out of his right eye, Cltuvato l ere are un• ey h, anly Pia~ got underway on sched- Hart Giants 19· Santo "ubsfl ' - -·-·second chances for C uva o, ' , •• , v• however. He had been the IOI!t- 1ule. and New Hav~n held a 10.0 and Perez, Reds 1~. rated contender before the bout, lead over the Gallipolis Onoles Amerlean Leape: Kil'llebrtow,ll . Ibut hJS last -impresSIVe victory 1•n the third rung when the Twins 21; Howard, Senators 1c·ame in 1964 against Doug ,rams c,ame. . \a~umskl, Red Sol 22; Jones. The 29-year-old Cana· ' Heres the reviSed schedule Robt~IOn, Orioles 21; M&Jotle,,IJ WITH TRADE IN dtan who had 12 stratght for the remainder of tbe week: Yanks 17. Eleven Utile guya jumped The Senators,. managed by kayu'cs over secnnd. raters. I Tonight - New Haven vs. Run• Balled Ia whacked each other on the ICurt !Wush, also m hiS !~rst sea- 'seems doomed to the status of IGalltpolis Orioles, 7: RIo Nallonol Leap: Wynn, ·~ •lxJro.oJilolio hloraIDB'"'·· You'd thought they bad 1son~ had won only the games tnal horse for other talented Grande vs. Syracuse, 8:30. tros 70; Cepeda, Cards :J!!II ]JU~t won the pennant. durmg the regular season, both youngsters 1 Friday - Middleport Redlegs Hart, Giants tl!i; Perez, fted,•ll '" Nope. The Boys League lndi· over the Indians. They got a By sto · m Chuvalo, 0 !eat · vs. Bedford, 6:30: Pt. Pleasant 63; Santo, Cubs 60. Amerleu Leape of Middleport had Just com- ~run back m the third on two \hat dep~!d gchamplon Casstu.'l •Dunlop. Ttres vs. Racine, 7:.45; I Amerlc811 League: Killebrew, W L. p 1 GB , theJJ' summer schedule walks, ,"n error, and Steve Clay wasn't able to acoomphsh, I B1dwe)) vs. Pt. Pleasant C>Y>C Twins~ Ya.strzem•ki,, Red Sox •50 39 ~ ·of baseball. And they had won Bratton s Single. tl1e s~cond • ranked r'razier Pride, 9. 65; F. Robmson, Ortoles 59; ~.:':ta 49 10 :561 their first game. 1 The Indtans .made tt 4-1 in ' marked himself as the man to saturday- Mrddleport Brav- Howard, Senat~!. S6; Conlglia· ~o.< , Boston .545 It was a tong season for 1 ttre fourth on two walks and •• :beat for the vacant Iitle. cs vs. Galltpolts Senators, 6:30; ro, Red Sox 54. " " " '. 112 48 10 ~ . Manager Art Stobarl who took error and broke out lor II v e "I h t t N Gallipolis Ttgers vs. Pt. Pleas· Pltcbfng 1 11 44 532 0 :~:~a 1> lover the club this ye~~: Art bad runs in lhe fi,fth on three walks, 1 conten~:~ ... s~t~e th~e ju~iant ant Kiwanis, 7;~5. Pom~roy Pi· Ji(allonal League: NOI!tn, RA!dsll 12 23 3 Cleveland faitb"lly httie and lea· by RtckBrent Stobart' a sm~t Mildenber- 9.ra:t•:s~v:s~.~G=tl=h=po~lts~Whi=~:.:SoxJ"~l f~;~llcCo~~rml~ck,~Gta~n~t~s 43 47 ·478 712 'gue" for umpired aeveral years Davts, double. and Paul Cun-e Joe. r., "That's Karl JarviS, Braves !1-3; !~~~~~~~~~;~~.;;~~~~~ Washington 411 48. 471 8 when the club this year needed nlngham's triple. ge,; Baltimore 12 48 .473 8 a maneger he accepted . the A sixth inning Senator rally l hope" to meet the No. I New York 39 49 ~ 111'4 'ob 11 doomed to be lw . 1 contender. s01d tire Jub>iant , · IJ . was s~ o JWlS on a smg e ''Th t' (K 11 "lid be • Kansas City 39 12 .m 12 bulld1•• year from the start Walburn and Lonnie Coates' . Joe. a s ar " 1 en ""' evening the Indians · WedneldaY'1 Rellllhl I Last both scoring later on ger · " _ Clvetand 5 New York 2 (nlghl) jumped on the Senators anotiJ. I CONTINUE BA'M'LE Boston I Baltimore 4 (niJhl! er "rebuildilll!" team, b,r Warner fanned· 7. walked n, The Pomeroy Redlegs a n d Washington 4 Delrolt 2 (night) runs in the nrst Inning and pitchers fanned 7. walk· Addison will con\IOUe to bettie Kan City DMinneiOta 6 (night) couldn't be stopped. The 8rat ed 6. for the champ10nslnp of the Sy· California 5 Chicago 2 <olghl) . innin~ fireworks were set . . . . . . 001 002-3 4 2 racuse Pee Wee Nile Todayo l'nlllble Pllcherl by B. Manley"s leadoff single, ..... 300 15X- 9 6 3 , at 7 JC t<ntght et the Syr·"'usc il <AD 'nllel EDT) two walks a Helder's choice Coates (LP), Bratton (4) and ' Ball Park. Addison won t h New York (Barber $.10) at j and pltcl!.;. Jay Warner's ' Warner and J. Marrley. 1hrst game in a best out Cleveland (MelloweD 1-8), lwl- ,. run homer. · J. Tannehill. three series. light, 6 p.m, • - - ..- - · - - - - Washington <Moore 5-7) Detrnlt <Sparma 9-3), night, p.m. proapect of IOalking 10 d~~~ before 8 .erowd::th'I!>,6Z5. Walk ?!flltal ~~~ head up, Bristol In "You've got nothbeg Itothar 1$11~ of, f01111 ou e qaln. , Br!Biol 5 h~ 81 cons:'latlon to A outcome ~the dldn 1 aller the th t Reds 1ame DOT ::!~tys to move lltstthlnan l\2 llle3 of : a1 Le ga 1 ad Sl Louli ~ ague 0ah~ad· of tile Chi o ~=biked Its lead ID ameo over the Reds. ~Dill Gets Vlettt'y Ron Wllll• pitched two-hit baU In IOIII"Jnnin relief stint --•~ !tis secondg victory ,.,...,. · A similar situation unfolded PhUadelpbla where Jeff received and Roil Fair!y loaded walks In the lith, boosting Los Angeles to a Phllllea· trlumph over ..... •~ Cobs wltlpped Allants Pittsburgh edged Atlanta Z.l II Inning and the Mots swept a s s din b Co u ~~::b\1:o:!:'~h~egl:!~~rn~~~~ ~~~~j~J;o~~~~~~- Tuppers Plains pen ' g y mmissioners Tightened p. Society News ' Jn BiJJ under cODSI.•deration. • by House "revoltln' : · 1ciu8Jbn 11-4 Dick ... ,-,rr1 v2:r. ·- :b 1 3 !~:l:!em.lnbarr.~::asa -~ Frazier Crushes Chuvalo In Four -·•)lng to ... Base Un Balls Gives Cards,. ·a.. 2:\lHJJ~ In 12th '\ · · ' · 1· dropped oa llle competitlOII, ·wUI be staged at es~be~~Y ~ pollf 41 toM lnche•· w~ JIENDERSONVIIJ..E, N.C. Dllaatroaa Df1 , 1tewar~. .,~.'nd 1 p.~. on Wednelday, Aug. 16, entl'y In ihe Wlll ~ c1au plea.:.re· lmiei P~ poi)y, tUPJ) - Nallo~ Guardsmea It was the fifth att crash of median litnp of a -;;:Y·. albe ..• In eonjundlon-·.w!th the i!Mth 1lill rei!elve 11 ~- · twne" cllllll; Engllth plell!l- kep11,watcl! early tCJCiay•OVIII'·tlie the •day over the aoutheastA'wo one body cr,shed ;. . ~ . , IIUI~ Meigs County Falf. '.P!Iil!'fes.'liiU:biit clclte until ureholse; barr61 race; westem roped 98, flood~~ .otwreckai .\ri!I.Y ;~i:~::"m h = "'?!O:~ ~hoC:: ~U me Jt's not 'WUilam Downle ,and Tom R. show llme. .. . ., pJwury .JlOIIY,·undet 481nchu; ot , a Piedmont altll!ler ~ !er-c:o.,. -~ ·"" · !J, .. , clalmed the ow~.er of Reuter are superinte~ents of Cla,.es maJdiig up the show trail horljl! Westerr. ta(lk· traU collided with a small plane, lour men: a Navy pijol died In true, ex , the show .wlilch .1111 pay cas~ 'wiJltnclude:-~ horsemanship, pony, Western tack. · • ,• •; $wing&:! liodles. over wooded a crfl!lb off tile Florida Coast; allhe house. . loulid· tn premlulll8 of ts, $3, $2 and ,Sl hoi:~ or' pontes, Jtmlted to l!'~~e . ~~ JlOIIl 'to#QI'ID8' coontryslde. • , , Dios.qu~tq ~pra!lng plane Twenty ¥d•es ~7 . ot them lo the top .IOU!' animals In each Meigs COUIIIy e!,ubs only; lead· Uod clailses lr~ alsO" o~ 'to · '!'be vicllml ln<:lu~ed . new era~ .Ill< G1'91'1ll and .~led,.~:~ :Sgnltton . Fir. Iclass In addilloa ~o rosettes lor In "JlOIIY Western tack, 56 Inch- wrirld cotnPelllllin aitd will be · •: \ obn Me the 1pilot, and a 11ell~ter. yo r ,.,.. · ed 0 a Ucket · ' judged atlorIO this a.m.judging on AUg. how· · 11. Naughton, Navy J , • • Florida swamp, teen other• WO!'ll Duckworth won tothe Entries 45, bla Wife ana but.lts two i>ccupauto were not from waode wllhln a half·lp•le was lJSed on the wiU 1 young .son, and an aeronaullcal burl .• . _ .. of the crash site. - . 14 ·' WCKY. ~f.· 9: : ~ ose a p.m. on s~ace technician of \be )l(allogal . ,Th~ colllslon occurred ~rtlt McNaughton, newly appoln~ · ,. ' · Jaeses InclUde· . . AeronauUcs pel S)'ace .(l.dJnbtlB. after ,lbe 111\'lbier liad lakin o,fl Secretary o! il>e Navy, had ·, ~~!ded ~ve~ after ba1illg been · Westem· sta~n etas• two !'•~on INA¥!· . from ~·~erson- boarded the plane, flight 22, In armed forces. Charles, spend· By United PNU lntern~on1l nd .' arade type ~las Tile .')'BJ rushed a team 'f ville $ I 'wjlii&Ses' saki Asheville. He and hl!l w~. 1 ~Mt1m~;{& . ;Mrs. 'lbflma Berry, l_taclahlol~nce erupted in Minneapolis,' Minn. :x'Jlurs· ~are:ve~ .Peldlngs; w~ agents to the ~kage shortly· the Ce.aina ! ploll'ed IntO lbe Sally, had, come to lush ;~,! u)lit scheduled for mgbt as police and ~oldlers kept a tt~~Se Jli!&Ce 1n11ev· mare or hor:e class; mare with aner the colbslop Wednelday, uitderslcie 01 lbe larger plane moun)aln setting to pick up other hotspots w~cb exploded earlier tn .the week........ foal· W0 :te but a apojcesm/lll 'aid ~It' with a' "big boom ·a~l;t big 'their son Th~ore II at a IM~~~~:v coclrtaus, bottles a·nd bricks flew in Minneapolis •••u-& • " rn ,..... · pdrpose wBB "to belp out with , . ' ' ' ' Ia a white policeman intervened in a fight between English: stallion class; show ide llfi 11 n" 1 th 1~ flasl! of fire. One wltnesi·aaldlsummer camp. . m:~~~~~ Negro girls over a wig; At least four persons includ· horse type class; saddlebred n tca 0 0 e v · the Cessna seem~ to.'~lslnte- The NASA techntclan. Thoma• r• a fireman, were injured. ' pleasure class; saddlebred mare Spectators were kePt away grate and •:11001es fell like R. Bolton, 19, of the Marshall ,., . with spring foal; saddlebred from •.the twisted and scattered confetti" from the jetliner. Spa~e Flight Center at Hunt· AUTHORiTIESDOUBLEDaNatlonalGuardforceon yearling. remains of the Jellliler ilnd the '!1le p'lunglng airliner evllh!, Ala., was en route.to tllo r in troubled Cairo, lil., I!Dd ordered an 8 p.m. curfew. Pony conformiliiOn - judging c..ma 310· which collided screamed low oru the 1o1tn BeltdiJ Corp. in New Jersey. i [Li~IUOJ~ stc!res were closed before dark. In both the 16 inches and under around 4,000 feet above IIIls and two. summer 'camps , fer Tbirty of the victims were llll·'ldll the aiilmal later foi'·h· companies of tbe IUlnois National Guard moved class and the 46 to 56 Inches resort city In the western North boys and Jirl• before slamming southeast-southwest broker-dea. lesllng were futile. 50 Guardsmen called out early Wednesday. class: Carolina mountains. Three pei- ml!l a wood~ area pear .ille lers of Stokely Van camp, htQ., receiving the rabies ~tracial disturbances flared Into an outbreak of Stallion class; mares and gel- BOllS were in the smaD plane, lntersetUon pf ln~tate. higb- bound for a national salu ~nts .at Hol2er Hospital. : and shootings. ,· ding class; fll!y or stud colt owned i>y Lansear, In c., . of way 28 and U.S.Illgh'way H. convention e.t Wl!ile Sulpbll' l . class, mares witb foal class. Springfield, Mo., and the lledles Fall . Springs, w. Va. Two. stokely MIDDLEPORT GOLFER ~LI· ~EGRO Y~THS hurled rocks at pollee .and smash· Rooter and Herbert E. airliner, Piedmont's mOrning H o r r 11 1e d 'observers ·s ti w employes, including vlce pres. one!'. Boi~ scored a "~Ie ed w~dows With stones and trash cans dll!'mg .a. br.1ef Shields are superintendents of Olght from Atlanta to W•blng· bodies drop from the sky idenl Ennis Parker, 61, · of eaill!" and the No. 2 bole·· on binge 1,11 Nyack, N. Y. Wednesday. Several mmor mJurles the horse and pooy conforms· ton, carried 71 passengers and a tll'llund them. A ehOd'a body feU Griffin, Ga., also were kltled. tbe ;Pomeroy Golf Course: were reported and 18 persons were arrested. lion judging. crew of five. at a nulng station, that of a The convention was cancelled. pali 1Jve' bole Is ISO yards. . / THE HOUSE overw!lelmingly approved and sent to .. ~ bor9e show. GllM to world the ftrst nve placesJn 11! c~us· etaad under; Weatern ple&Blll'B .J ~ Sale SAVINGS UP TO 500fo ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE .................. ........ ...., ... .... ,~~. . . . . . . . it .. biRtlbc .... will I I 'I! I ......... .' I ........ llltil; . t• Ptlll • !PIE. a • '0uaa 7( I• lt6121WA Sport'Shirts & Dress Shirt~ VALUES , $1.95 $3.65 3.50 too fJIQ _ FROM SALE , to . , , AACKS REDUCED FOR WY TERMS �' '· '' . FirsrPGA -Crown · ' ' ) ·., I , ' Daily ~tlneJ, Poinel'!IY·W.~IIeport, 0., ~uly 20,, 1967-5 -- ...---- ' · · - ~---~ - SUMMER .DALE S. BAXTER Too many pi~ goods barsail)t on Hie It' thlt lime to list Kcordlng to lypao and bral)ds. · Remnants WILL BE HERE JULY·25 Vt With the FaD · $bowing Luxurious new fabrics from the world's great mUls for Elegant · Clothes Customed Tal\!lr~ by This is a great opportunity to see unusual fabrtcs ... to get expert advice on the smart new styles . . . to avail yourself of the most modern technique in existence for fitting clothes correctly. Price MANY REDutnONS NOW CHECK OUR BARGAIN TABLES The Fabric Shop . Singer Soln & S.rvlco 992-2284 POMEROY .NEW YORK ClOTHiNG ifdUSE · Goe11ler Jewelry 1 MORE Courteous Wash Day and Efficient MILK MAGNESIA c Co.,pltte 7 Tri-State Sc~uts Going To Jamboree ·fURNITURE :5 595 .FURNITURE . on, ' Norma Goodwin Florist "We Telegraph Flowen Auywhere, Anytime" ,, auART Hair Spray •. ' With A Ne..,J!Saddlt For Fair SeMon ALSO: 13 . Bridles- Halttrt- AND PRICE la4sx15 1 4 1 111.11 I 11.~ . ' *Cooper "ILUI" "lllftv•Unar,. Por Re14n1ionl * OPEN ·FRIDAY NIGHTS . ). 5;00 to 7:90 POMEROY-NATIONAL DA~K ltrvtt.f for _,. ' '· Jltill COVIIIJ ' . 19~ VALUE ' I 48. ' lcng~r 1\lr FASI£0H " . c' ,, Wldir •iwriii'Aiouncl" Traacl-lltU•r Coq!l'lll.,. , t.1ort TraotiOnl ' . , " *Turbo-Mixed ''Powtrt¥11" llllllbar-folort MIJt. Ytvr lluDlervlwlukl• ••• ' 79c VALUE ' S~PRIMlUM · ' : 95 YeCII'r . Mtrii~Mf PDIC nde All Account• Insured Up to $15,000 U r Thl Fedar•l Depotlt ln•ui'an.ce CQI'!IDrlllon . oz. Brush Tooth PICK YOUR IIZI , 1121x1• .... * . . "IIUIIIoll!na~ WIIIIIWal~ltllnotivt lltylln;l ' f!IOllt ' ' ' . ' Wlllltl'tU ~lon ASK Aa~ur C09P!a'S Mew •No-q'ITli FULL SEIIYI~ nqE. oiiARANJEEr ~. '""5''3 ' --~· ' ,, POMEROY-HOME &AUTO ·· ,, ,, •.I .oo -$1.50 SKIN $1.50 ASTRINGENT $1.50 c LIQUID CLEANSER -. DRY SKIN CREAM $1.50 Reg. $2.50 $2.50 Value 69c VALUE TEK lits- Shott·· lrusht• It•.,•· . ,.,t~ ~~,·~ ':· .~'.. Reg, $2·50 MOISTURIZING-REG. $3.00 . · Othtr . Emeraude ·; ,..... : ' L'Aimant : ~ ' c '. ' Bltnket•- SpurtPads.- BeltsBuckles- and M•nv . . .. NIPPLES Sta Flo Starch 21c •"· q,,.., Up .Your Pony. Or Horst . FRAGRANCE OF COTY SPRAY.; COLOGNEs~;s~ ·S. . 39c EVENFLO (Pack of3) · · Mlilt~feilfrt, o. I lOR. TIME ONLY SALE ' . ;. Next., To Elberfelds On Second St, BAKER '' lJiE FIRST :•AnONA~,; .lANK Service ONE 69c Value - 12 o:z. PHILLIPS OF ,CONDITION Qf: OH10 Many Other for your R~PORT 115 W. SECOND Items 3 Rooms Of P1alatlth11~mn111 McCalrs 7c.OFF c •' . ·~· :,: "Jmtas good" is nnerpod enoup when medi· nti011 io preocrihed for you. Prompt pmcription ..rvice it our opocialty. Brine your (lrteeriplioao to ,.U for oompoundinc, �' '· '' . FirsrPGA -Crown · ' ' ) ·., I , ' Daily ~tlneJ, Poinel'!IY·W.~IIeport, 0., ~uly 20,, 1967-5 -- ...---- ' · · - ~---~ - SUMMER .DALE S. BAXTER Too many pi~ goods barsail)t on Hie It' thlt lime to list Kcordlng to lypao and bral)ds. · Remnants WILL BE HERE JULY·25 Vt With the FaD · $bowing Luxurious new fabrics from the world's great mUls for Elegant · Clothes Customed Tal\!lr~ by This is a great opportunity to see unusual fabrtcs ... to get expert advice on the smart new styles . . . to avail yourself of the most modern technique in existence for fitting clothes correctly. Price MANY REDutnONS NOW CHECK OUR BARGAIN TABLES The Fabric Shop . Singer Soln & S.rvlco 992-2284 POMEROY .NEW YORK ClOTHiNG ifdUSE · Goe11ler Jewelry 1 MORE Courteous Wash Day and Efficient MILK MAGNESIA c Co.,pltte 7 Tri-State Sc~uts Going To Jamboree ·fURNITURE :5 595 .FURNITURE . on, ' Norma Goodwin Florist "We Telegraph Flowen Auywhere, Anytime" ,, auART Hair Spray •. ' With A Ne..,J!Saddlt For Fair SeMon ALSO: 13 . Bridles- Halttrt- AND PRICE la4sx15 1 4 1 111.11 I 11.~ . ' *Cooper "ILUI" "lllftv•Unar,. Por Re14n1ionl * OPEN ·FRIDAY NIGHTS . ). 5;00 to 7:90 POMEROY-NATIONAL DA~K ltrvtt.f for _,. ' '· Jltill COVIIIJ ' . 19~ VALUE ' I 48. ' lcng~r 1\lr FASI£0H " . c' ,, Wldir •iwriii'Aiouncl" Traacl-lltU•r Coq!l'lll.,. , t.1ort TraotiOnl ' . , " *Turbo-Mixed ''Powtrt¥11" llllllbar-folort MIJt. Ytvr lluDlervlwlukl• ••• ' 79c VALUE ' S~PRIMlUM · ' : 95 YeCII'r . Mtrii~Mf PDIC nde All Account• Insured Up to $15,000 U r Thl Fedar•l Depotlt ln•ui'an.ce CQI'!IDrlllon . oz. Brush Tooth PICK YOUR IIZI , 1121x1• .... * . . "IIUIIIoll!na~ WIIIIIWal~ltllnotivt lltylln;l ' f!IOllt ' ' ' . ' Wlllltl'tU ~lon ASK Aa~ur C09P!a'S Mew •No-q'ITli FULL SEIIYI~ nqE. oiiARANJEEr ~. '""5''3 ' --~· ' ,, POMEROY-HOME &AUTO ·· ,, ,, •.I .oo -$1.50 SKIN $1.50 ASTRINGENT $1.50 c LIQUID CLEANSER -. DRY SKIN CREAM $1.50 Reg. $2.50 $2.50 Value 69c VALUE TEK lits- Shott·· lrusht• It•.,•· . ,.,t~ ~~,·~ ':· .~'.. Reg, $2·50 MOISTURIZING-REG. $3.00 . · Othtr . Emeraude ·; ,..... : ' L'Aimant : ~ ' c '. ' Bltnket•- SpurtPads.- BeltsBuckles- and M•nv . . .. NIPPLES Sta Flo Starch 21c •"· q,,.., Up .Your Pony. Or Horst . FRAGRANCE OF COTY SPRAY.; COLOGNEs~;s~ ·S. . 39c EVENFLO (Pack of3) · · Mlilt~feilfrt, o. I lOR. TIME ONLY SALE ' . ;. Next., To Elberfelds On Second St, BAKER '' lJiE FIRST :•AnONA~,; .lANK Service ONE 69c Value - 12 o:z. PHILLIPS OF ,CONDITION Qf: OH10 Many Other for your R~PORT 115 W. SECOND Items 3 Rooms Of P1alatlth11~mn111 McCalrs 7c.OFF c •' . ·~· :,: "Jmtas good" is nnerpod enoup when medi· nti011 io preocrihed for you. Prompt pmcription ..rvice it our opocialty. Brine your (lrteeriplioao to ,.U for oompoundinc, �. I ':' • < '' \ . '' \ S~ I ~~ 4-NlptRun ' . >:. • ,,·, •• . ' \' . I I 0 0 '....'.Tomorr~w Morning , • t· I , ,._" ! ' SIMON'S MA"Rl(ET. • ·· , ., ... I 0,.Nrt:00 .. 7!00 P..w.jTIII • I ' llturdq Til 9 I. MAitl ST. w11at • PHARMAasT ••• to ~ 2 ··89( ·,:.ReSMAN ·. I HE KEEPS YOU ON THI JOBI ' ...., ~ [ I POMEROY WY U975 • 'I I SMOKED ·~39e HAMS GROUND BEEF- 3 aJt.oo CALLIE---- ' I • Jbrd.wourklnc limliD can't tab time off to nurse m 11p11at ltomach. [a emergendes, d• pend 011 your drugglfl too provtdl ,.,. wltll BOLOGNA BACON ENDS·-. 3 ..s1.ot Maxwell House ~ 1St MILK':... __ 85c Cofh.- noUmeahlll . pL Alwayi 11 Your Semel Mondayond1'vwdq .lulr ~4-25 ONLY ~WISHER ' • & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS S. ~ , IREAD . OLEO 74c ~ Return Near $10Million ' . WOMENS DRESSES .1 All lemllntng Summer Dmte1 Vllun To $23.q0- Pricfll To Clear FOUR .. LARGE GROUPS ' $4-$6-$8-$10 lJifiK1' to local current lliiiOUIIIId B~TTER llopr today. 1 l!et, villa~ IIIII lilllblldl-. pftldeat upoa . . nlti• ,. . , the permltlloldC'. A. FolloWb!' zatton, ,lie ' fqoed Oct. 1 as 11M eotnJilllll 11plratlon date lor ~111 beer, AIR. • FINE.~ NOTHING and llquat pjiJidll. . nf.w Uceue eloill lllared. In ••m. ~FYf!IIPI . QUITE ~nIll~=:I liquor LIKE DIESSES Umltecl Group of Costume and i'lle' paymllll wnllt IIJ 1 Womens Spring Coats Only Twelve left $25.00 10,$40.00 Values Take your Cl)akt . • Second floor .,., Daigner Strles· $25.00 to $45.00 Values $1S.o0 ••,..... l'loor $1 0.00 CHILDRENS DRESSES I ,. I . " 1j3,.TO I ' . Womens ·spring Suits Only .Six Left! $25.00 to $30.00 Vlllues I I 0 All Children's Summer Dresses Pliced , To Clear. Cinderellas, Kite Greenaway• and Others. · ,..,L .•. - State p(lrted ~ y2 OFF Chitdrens Sportswear· Many, Many Items of Chilcb9n'• Sports_.r and Playclothes AU Prl~ To Clear. fMaln FIMr ·v3 1f2 . Take Your Choice' TO • Second Floor OFF I . ACCESSORIES Sum~r Handbags, Jewelry a.,ij AccessorI" Priced To Clear. 1f3 TO 1f2 GFF eMIIIn Floor •, \ . Chil~rens Sprirt9 · ~oats ' OnlyAFewLeftandAII Are Priced To Clear. ' eMein Floor 1f2 . Plla · ,--. I , W............. llont Paint $6.94gal. . FREE- . ' J. $4.95 PAINT BRUSH •I 0 , 1 'EBERSBACH "Everythjng ,In Hardware" POMEROY, 0. .. ... i ~4-Gallon Purchase ' kl \ ·--~~.-: ~ ·,-! ,.,_ .. ,., •· ' . ·',. .. ' ' ,' •I _,,I - ' I I ~ .. ., \ ,, I I' . �. I ':' • < '' \ . '' \ S~ I ~~ 4-NlptRun ' . >:. • ,,·, •• . ' \' . I I 0 0 '....'.Tomorr~w Morning , • t· I , ,._" ! ' SIMON'S MA"Rl(ET. • ·· , ., ... I 0,.Nrt:00 .. 7!00 P..w.jTIII • I ' llturdq Til 9 I. MAitl ST. w11at • PHARMAasT ••• to ~ 2 ··89( ·,:.ReSMAN ·. I HE KEEPS YOU ON THI JOBI ' ...., ~ [ I POMEROY WY U975 • 'I I SMOKED ·~39e HAMS GROUND BEEF- 3 aJt.oo CALLIE---- ' I • Jbrd.wourklnc limliD can't tab time off to nurse m 11p11at ltomach. [a emergendes, d• pend 011 your drugglfl too provtdl ,.,. wltll BOLOGNA BACON ENDS·-. 3 ..s1.ot Maxwell House ~ 1St MILK':... __ 85c Cofh.- noUmeahlll . pL Alwayi 11 Your Semel Mondayond1'vwdq .lulr ~4-25 ONLY ~WISHER ' • & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS S. ~ , IREAD . OLEO 74c ~ Return Near $10Million ' . WOMENS DRESSES .1 All lemllntng Summer Dmte1 Vllun To $23.q0- Pricfll To Clear FOUR .. LARGE GROUPS ' $4-$6-$8-$10 lJifiK1' to local current lliiiOUIIIId B~TTER llopr today. 1 l!et, villa~ IIIII lilllblldl-. pftldeat upoa . . nlti• ,. . , the permltlloldC'. A. FolloWb!' zatton, ,lie ' fqoed Oct. 1 as 11M eotnJilllll 11plratlon date lor ~111 beer, AIR. • FINE.~ NOTHING and llquat pjiJidll. . nf.w Uceue eloill lllared. In ••m. ~FYf!IIPI . QUITE ~nIll~=:I liquor LIKE DIESSES Umltecl Group of Costume and i'lle' paymllll wnllt IIJ 1 Womens Spring Coats Only Twelve left $25.00 10,$40.00 Values Take your Cl)akt . • Second floor .,., Daigner Strles· $25.00 to $45.00 Values $1S.o0 ••,..... l'loor $1 0.00 CHILDRENS DRESSES I ,. I . " 1j3,.TO I ' . Womens ·spring Suits Only .Six Left! $25.00 to $30.00 Vlllues I I 0 All Children's Summer Dresses Pliced , To Clear. Cinderellas, Kite Greenaway• and Others. · ,..,L .•. - State p(lrted ~ y2 OFF Chitdrens Sportswear· Many, Many Items of Chilcb9n'• Sports_.r and Playclothes AU Prl~ To Clear. fMaln FIMr ·v3 1f2 . Take Your Choice' TO • Second Floor OFF I . ACCESSORIES Sum~r Handbags, Jewelry a.,ij AccessorI" Priced To Clear. 1f3 TO 1f2 GFF eMIIIn Floor •, \ . Chil~rens Sprirt9 · ~oats ' OnlyAFewLeftandAII Are Priced To Clear. ' eMein Floor 1f2 . Plla · ,--. I , W............. llont Paint $6.94gal. . FREE- . ' J. $4.95 PAINT BRUSH •I 0 , 1 'EBERSBACH "Everythjng ,In Hardware" POMEROY, 0. .. ... i ~4-Gallon Purchase ' kl \ ·--~~.-: ~ ·,-! ,.,_ .. ,., •· ' . ·',. .. ' ' ,' •I _,,I - ' I I ~ .. ., \ ,, I I' . �- ' ,. ) / ' ~. _ ·...;;, , •. ' i ', •.' • ;::".,;··~~\;,...·~-._;;~~··~.....,;\,......;,..,....,...;·..·;".i.:'·IO·- - · - - - - - - - - , ;·'· .•>l- • . . .. lOBlN· MAL~B -· \ ROUSH I LYO~$'; · CAMPING TRAIUU • • •. • r ,, oi.I'L PANEl . I .t Horton Si>-MIIIn, W. V1. ·· W•tch "''tho ·.A;IIVIht l eTOUR-A-HOMEe '65 'MUSTANG Convertible, :1894 new VB enflDe, 4-speed, wh•lewall tires, radio and beater, btoek fin· Ish, white top. 1 SERVICE $17 9 5 . . • e Tnlck • "-''" Core eBvlldOHr 1965 Ford Pickup • $1595 n. KEITH GOBLE FORD Flareside, VB engine, hPavy duty tires, IOhid cab, l' $795.00up EXPERIENaD WH~L HONDA AUGNMENT eAnyT,. 8 · Llghtwol)hl Plck•Up ' TRU!:!( CAMJ!IR AND SAltS.& SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE II ONI 01' 'IIIII BLAmNARS , l'hoM 992·2143 Pomeroy NIC1181 PIOn.lll ... CALL &v ART 5AN50M · ooq · tl'll'i . IORN LOSEI .) DICK RAWLINGS . &reen ftnish, heater ONE gray gelding pony, 5 years old, car and harness, two yearlin~ riding horsts, pbone 742-4211 daytime and 742-5.101 evenings. 7 18 3tc A.K.C. Miniature Poodles, sll· wr or white, males -85. Trim· med, very nice, Little Barksroo Kennels, Cincinnati Ridge, j _ Coolville, Ohio. · Phone 667· 3654. ' 7 !8 71c L:;:;..----- • • '2295 1964 Chevrolet 2 Ton, 84'' cab to axle, 821Sx20 tires, 292 cu. engne, eab in. very clean and $!)jd,!% fL in•uloted van body. 1967 Chevrolet EVINRUDE . • Sllea and Service· Ohlci But and Mltor ; Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, de1ux~ seat, 8QOO miles and elean in· 1ide and out, heatt>r I Lice- .. ~::-... ., IE h i! ll lM15Ea. ' ' . ' ' ' t , ' . . • ~ '' ."'' ly HOWIE S<.'H~EIDER ' WE FEEL 1J.IIS IS A B~IIJG OOTDOOR'S. GOOD TIME PERIOD TO EIJJOYIIVG 1\t.l 'THAT SEll f'S'lCHIATRY &cAUSE' BEAUTIFUL SUMMER M!YOIJ!r II.MO IS lUA'K'HIIJG \UEATHER.,.. . ...---'1 -~,,----) TV IJOI.U IIJSTI:P.D OF... ll11S SHCW IS &WG Sf'OIJSO~ti.D · ElY 11-\E. ts'T'CHIATRiirS A>.'>OC11\TIOIJ OF AMERIC',C...! SHOULD HAVE HIS HEAD EXAMIIJ£D ! r----..,__- Sarqe anct Hack qivinq ChiP a bad t ime! I i......................... ~ ... ts ANO 141! fRI:,;..~I By MERRILL BLOSSER FNIE~DS '/OI.l'~ PARKED Ot-1 rT I • ... . . IN MIDDLEPORT. ,, . Bv u, T. HM;LIN rve M 'IIlli 14'oiOW, 'IRIEP EVERVTHING I COULP DREAM UP T'GET ALONG WITH OUR NEIGHBD~S ... DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF BILLY RAY WARD AND THE TWILIGHTERS SATURDAY, JULY 22, . ', .·' . "~-' .f..IT 9 P.M. til 1 A.M. ·~ ·l or( I KNEW IT.. :Jl.lA:r WM A POMEROY EAGLES CLUB 5I GII OF ENW! POMEROY; 0. DANCE IN AIR CONDITIONE!) COMFORT MEMBERS & GUESTS ONLY DICK TRACY WHILE THEY LASTI WE HAVE A SPECIAL FACTORY ·CLCISEOUT DEAL New Bedroom Sulln _ 19.00 New Nemaco lnnenprlng MeHre- _ 29.00 New Living Rm. Suite~, nylon or IMUII~hyde New L1'1e Recllllll' Chelrs 49.00 New FCNI!II Conslructlon Platform Rockers·--29.00 "·Oil KNOnS FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY ' 1163 s-nc1 Ave. - -- = wr Birthday of, Son l•Celebr~· l ",. .. '' . ~ -- ..• .'' L• .. �- ' ,. ) / ' ~. _ ·...;;, , •. ' i ', •.' • ;::".,;··~~\;,...·~-._;;~~··~.....,;\,......;,..,....,...;·..·;".i.:'·IO·- - · - - - - - - - - , ;·'· .•>l- • . . .. lOBlN· MAL~B -· \ ROUSH I LYO~$'; · CAMPING TRAIUU • • •. • r ,, oi.I'L PANEl . I .t Horton Si>-MIIIn, W. V1. ·· W•tch "''tho ·.A;IIVIht l eTOUR-A-HOMEe '65 'MUSTANG Convertible, :1894 new VB enflDe, 4-speed, wh•lewall tires, radio and beater, btoek fin· Ish, white top. 1 SERVICE $17 9 5 . . • e Tnlck • "-''" Core eBvlldOHr 1965 Ford Pickup • $1595 n. KEITH GOBLE FORD Flareside, VB engine, hPavy duty tires, IOhid cab, l' $795.00up EXPERIENaD WH~L HONDA AUGNMENT eAnyT,. 8 · Llghtwol)hl Plck•Up ' TRU!:!( CAMJ!IR AND SAltS.& SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE II ONI 01' 'IIIII BLAmNARS , l'hoM 992·2143 Pomeroy NIC1181 PIOn.lll ... CALL &v ART 5AN50M · ooq · tl'll'i . IORN LOSEI .) DICK RAWLINGS . &reen ftnish, heater ONE gray gelding pony, 5 years old, car and harness, two yearlin~ riding horsts, pbone 742-4211 daytime and 742-5.101 evenings. 7 18 3tc A.K.C. Miniature Poodles, sll· wr or white, males -85. Trim· med, very nice, Little Barksroo Kennels, Cincinnati Ridge, j _ Coolville, Ohio. · Phone 667· 3654. ' 7 !8 71c L:;:;..----- • • '2295 1964 Chevrolet 2 Ton, 84'' cab to axle, 821Sx20 tires, 292 cu. engne, eab in. very clean and $!)jd,!% fL in•uloted van body. 1967 Chevrolet EVINRUDE . • Sllea and Service· Ohlci But and Mltor ; Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, de1ux~ seat, 8QOO miles and elean in· 1ide and out, heatt>r I Lice- .. ~::-... ., IE h i! ll lM15Ea. ' ' . ' ' ' t , ' . . • ~ '' ."'' ly HOWIE S<.'H~EIDER ' WE FEEL 1J.IIS IS A B~IIJG OOTDOOR'S. GOOD TIME PERIOD TO EIJJOYIIVG 1\t.l 'THAT SEll f'S'lCHIATRY &cAUSE' BEAUTIFUL SUMMER M!YOIJ!r II.MO IS lUA'K'HIIJG \UEATHER.,.. . ...---'1 -~,,----) TV IJOI.U IIJSTI:P.D OF... ll11S SHCW IS &WG Sf'OIJSO~ti.D · ElY 11-\E. ts'T'CHIATRiirS A>.'>OC11\TIOIJ OF AMERIC',C...! SHOULD HAVE HIS HEAD EXAMIIJ£D ! r----..,__- Sarqe anct Hack qivinq ChiP a bad t ime! I i......................... ~ ... ts ANO 141! fRI:,;..~I By MERRILL BLOSSER FNIE~DS '/OI.l'~ PARKED Ot-1 rT I • ... . . IN MIDDLEPORT. ,, . Bv u, T. HM;LIN rve M 'IIlli 14'oiOW, 'IRIEP EVERVTHING I COULP DREAM UP T'GET ALONG WITH OUR NEIGHBD~S ... DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF BILLY RAY WARD AND THE TWILIGHTERS SATURDAY, JULY 22, . ', .·' . "~-' .f..IT 9 P.M. til 1 A.M. ·~ ·l or( I KNEW IT.. :Jl.lA:r WM A POMEROY EAGLES CLUB 5I GII OF ENW! POMEROY; 0. DANCE IN AIR CONDITIONE!) COMFORT MEMBERS & GUESTS ONLY DICK TRACY WHILE THEY LASTI WE HAVE A SPECIAL FACTORY ·CLCISEOUT DEAL New Bedroom Sulln _ 19.00 New Nemaco lnnenprlng MeHre- _ 29.00 New Living Rm. Suite~, nylon or IMUII~hyde New L1'1e Recllllll' Chelrs 49.00 New FCNI!II Conslructlon Platform Rockers·--29.00 "·Oil KNOnS FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY ' 1163 s-nc1 Ave. - -- = wr Birthday of, Son l•Celebr~· l ",. .. '' . ~ -- ..• .'' L• .. �,, ; r ' ' - ' ' ~ I • . ,. ; '. .Bap@J_ Circles Planning·· .Reception for Minister ' ' ' I ' Mrs. Grueser L$' Hostess lCnLC ' ' ' . . . . .r+,....... Now You.1friow - ' • . .... ~ •• ' '1·~•'(' '' :~ l fli6 '· '~. 01110 ,. II FRIIi>AV, ' 1·asser'S ·a lions . ~toomo...,,O. 20 , I ,. PR(IiAV t~ril TUESDAY .Julr 21·25 Wolt Dltnty'o "THI .A!1$ENT MII!D•D PROfESSOR" ' . $ISO 'iTHE &IIAGGY DOG~ (Teehnlcolor) Fred MacMurray NancY Olson Running time 3 R". 20 min· utes. Sbow start• 8 P.M. SUMMER ' ,, I I ·' DRESSES ..· Sli.7-11Graup .. , I end 12'h. 24'h Group ~••u• NOW ::.s $14·00 24.95 NOW Volues ~-95 16.95 $10·00 ' . In A...-t.cl Helf1l111 I,. , ·.J ,' . . , ' "'IAHORTEO SIZES 01' < SHinS, 1'DIJ$ R... IO.Cf0.28.00 lnM\1- Size1 Pir- RH,_. on Sumnw Strew Pui'HI, Jewelio/; Half Prici end Leu Al10,Gift Item. H~LF PRICE .. . LED.llE SIStERS . STYLE SHOP' Court St. FLORAL MIST Chenille Bedspread FULL SIZE SHEETS . . 5,95 & 6;95 . Contour_ TWIN •SftE ·WHm $·9 9 5 IIIRLOOM • • $].Z9 , FULL SIZE, llxiOI ss.9S DAN RIVER-BEDSPREADS Shop at Elberfe~ Ids in Pomeroy FRIDAY. 9.A._M to ,8 P.M. Saturday 9"A. tA to 9 _P.M. FHLLSiiE Florel_ . $2.98 . . Floral Towels King Size ,.59 MATCHING PILLOW C.UU - - Sheets sz. 11 ..... s2.1t 49 WASH ,ClOTH ·· Pillow Cases ' . \ . . ~ ,· '., ' 'I ' j · . , •:10 ~' .' 1 ~ ~·-,!~\f~,!I'Uf'. '"'\ MIHmHS 'lnd Box ··--- AIR CONDITIONED MIDDLEPORT, . On The Main Floor - See lhe 'Fran1e&lous ~ine. of Moct.ls and Hobby Kits and .the "Paint by Number" Sets. , \ .' · • ,.' ·~lic;il'' 51,.. Tlltl• All OV1r ·, hi Store. Specl•l -•member Also Thet Thl1 li Ql!r , . I WHITE Open nl 9:0Q, P.M. S.turcley . . See The Mony~ew Arrivals In fhf:Woinens·and Girls Ready To Wear Depart· menton the 2nd. Floor. • Whl-twln and Full Size S.le Price• On Bed Room, Sprlnl• - Ea.y Chairs - · ' Matching . ' ' '• ~ I ' 0~ . ' I ' . t ..• I, .< . '\'! •. ~ '· ' .•, f . .... .. ll'·llle Marlhlil VOL XX NO, 69 < . Tren~ 111 lilt ..-N tcleallltll 11m n~ • of 38,lllleel. ' ' TIIATRE~ ,_r.f!i: ,( on y 21, 1:967 . . •• � 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 07. July 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 July 20, 1967 bailey blake conkle fugate randolph rhodes taylor