https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1ecf886ac1bf285046772eb13354661a.pdf b5e0ae6d1eb7ac06c50f797ea4d78054 PDF Text Text ' ' ' • ' \ J~ ·'. ,' ' i ,,. "' ' ,, on Mao in Deep Trouble.Longh.Qts~~eriBioo~iest lnsur.re ction • ' r , , ·u · , Of a Generation ID Lu • NDO _.,~__ By.Unlttd Prtls International 1.0 N (UPI)-'l'be neuuo and lateat reports auuested slrongly rellati!JI the partyThe U.S. ra~:lat sltutllon at 1 glance: . of Mao Ts&twl8 In Peklng.waa the~ lite army was In effect govemmen~miUiary Plll'ie Mao ,,DETROIT, M,ICHIGAN - Nqro outlaw1 engq1 re)iOrled today In "very erloul takiDg up a virtually neutral is was!DB federal Paratrooper., Nttlontl Guardsmen and pollee trouble" and In · daDBer '' attitude. Mao ~ the · aupport of the In guerrilla combat, At lnst 23 dead, blockl of pro~ DETROIT (UPI) -Federal troops took control of the .Uoni1 fifth largelt cltJ, olJ!i'ilbt coDspae; Sourcea In Hong Kong today Indoctrinated maasef but bli erty daatnlyed. · ravaged by its worst f&cial disturbance in a generation. Sntws tifblg froiD ~ . . Dlpl!Jmatle reports aald the jraid Red amzy troops at lbe opPonents In power' positions ·PONTIAC, MICH • ..,. Two penont •hot to death ing ruins of Negro riot aras were answered with salvos from 't&Db aiid m•ddl!liWIIo authority or tile eentral covero- l' birthplace city , of the modem appear to bave been galnlnC In racial violence. City'• largest gun afore broke Into The death toll in the thre&day riot stood at ~t least three of theDI wl!ile~ent was lading faSt, lbreaten- C!llnese revolullon appeared on steadily 1n strength or, as one and looted. There wu alao violence In Flint and Grtnd and more than 1,500 persons were injured. The wounded includijd pollee and NatJOD. mg tile country witll relapse Ithe br!Dk or flill revolt agalnlll report put tt, In determination Rapids, Mich. al Guardsmen augmenting a force of 1,500 who DV~i!lintp, the dtJ Into war-lord rule and.eveo csvll ,Mao, , to make 1 firm stand against ROCHI!STER, N.Y.- Two Nagroea killed ln ,vlo- Monday Dight under orders of President J . Another 3,200 Ari4Y regulan were war. J M , .... · the Mao rule lenceon third annlv~r~ary of 1964 rioting. on standby alert at Self'l'Jje cultural revolullon-il ao s Pe.....,. Radio admitted ' NEW YORK CITY - Two killtd as Puarto Rican ridge AJr For~ base 30 A National "uard officer said re......,. 4urill lie mall!lo "'·an e and undellnalile •....._. it is a "serious situation!' , II was UP,C)ear at present _,.h b ttl H f '.. .,., "" g ~-.......-and Ita brosdcaata saki Mao's whether any one persoiiBIIty or rww• I • • po ce rom tenement roon.. Gangs roam miles outside of own. Detro 1t•1 Insurrection wa a But • • or pollee, o~~~~n-ttat!,... ve goquartenne IIJ'Ong, have su-"'•rs at ·the -'-al c••-· a group of personalltles was streats breaking windows 'and lights. Chairman of the Autborlttea todi!J' •truggled to changing from mass dealruCtlon men and pera!foopen G( ,' lbt r ..... ~ ''""u '""" Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commltt11 ISNCC) b · mbl of no mality d i""''"" to ·--' mbat 82ncl --' ..... ,,_,__ ""'.... two city of Wuhan are de!en•••• emerctng capable of ,~'6 •.,Oft o.ver • IIght IY W!!Undtd by gunshot during black power tormgDetroit a se but ance"' tate r I ao ed' ...,....... "'"""' ,....,..,.. .... ......, h..N "-· co al , .... ..... ...,.., ''- lint "-· ""'r'" -... wamed' lbat tbe ths ' brio Ita ll I their leader In the national !Tom Mao. Earlier auggetions peach , "'' s o w•g wil- egro.ou......a. , 01!1 ..,. "'" ...,. DIOD 111aY 8'' a • ou power .........,e "at tile cost of that Premier Chou En Lal I ENGLEWOOD N J emergency imposed by Michl· Today, wei seci\OI1I of lbe, wwennl the lll!l'lea follJurel lila!vthec~d ~~ the their p;;.""a'rict blood." ralgllt be the man, spparent!y change heavr, gunfl~e. • • - Police and snipers ex· gao Gov. ~e Romney Motor Cll7 apPeared to l!ave bullet for bullJL co aj)lll o .....o ,_...., ' 00 longer bold good The bl remalaid In effect. 'fllat illclud- undergone air ralda. Ll~ Ql Cyrull Vance, "'b""JIIIIf'"" .depuiJ Tile armv on whom Mao bas Military lnleUlgence analysts -"---=-.:.:::.·____..,_:.:::::r•::a~~10 ::::_:w~·~•_:.:tr:_ou=-::•::1:o".~T~ol:od::o~a:n~d~L:Ima~,Oh~lo~·- ed 80 aD·Dighl curfew and a the p~y•1 139-~q~ me- del,4!1118 ~ . qd' ~ relied u the crucial element in at lhll \lt'Sftem listening post ban on the s&le ol q, liquor tropolltan area was tllliftected. ~ ol tba ~~~ hi' strange bstUe appears to said the mala milltary faction and gasoline. Damage waa estimated at more toUred the cll%~~ loda)l J!lifJ bave 'l~t him dowu. Its there Is led by the district Red Brilliant. sunshine will! tem- !ban $ZOO mllllOII. iJld thet."GD ilie 'llb!lle ..... io!ervetnlon bas proved mart. army commander, Gen. Chen , . : · · i peralures In lba 8011 broke over Sporadlo 1JDiper Ore wa1 appear •tO !Ill relatll'lif ~ edly cautious and lne!fect!ve Tllal-tao. Olen waa reported the city where tbe devastation ROmney, prnslned Ill ~~~~~ ol racial tnsurrectlon began dOWIItowD ma. Sunday IIIOI'IIlJ!g with 1 "rou- Ill Border Reap !led tine" pollee raid oo a Nesro Tile c:1tr ~ ~ boufn after-hours saloon. will! Canada, for lbe az.t .._ Heavy llboollng with potential troubl...,... since lbt rlotlDg . .,._ . . llefore the federal troops ken, Mayor Louie Welch bridge and ~. . I l l moved In, bBDds af Negroes nl4 Monday. ~troll with Wlud.ior, .~ opened fire on lour pollee ... Hid any racial vlo- , .~ tba .J~Jtr jrp precinct stations and 1 National lence thet might occur In opera!iw · Guard co1111118Dd post. One or Houston will not ba al· Most tile rioting wolf packs rattled lowed to get out of h,ind. m•l!vd cloeed an4 away with macblm!gun fire. (~Jed Q!J . oe::oopers '*"'" " ' " ' " 1 ,mm. Gamhie Wit• h weather Lost i o4l x 7'"st!E£1' l I WOOD WOOD PANEUIB FLOOR CARE DeGaullein Astounding · Performance A tr•mendous .,..,. offering t.atures of que~llty and t~ F r IQIIU found gen•ally In much ......, pri<od paooJt. , 4'x8' SHEET REii. $4.39 ~-J . $3.79 . . PUll WHITE CElLINI TILE r NoarW.WODd with natural -.... -~ ,dulf ., put a lhlnl on aatill fl". 12"xlrx~· NOW ONLY - .... 24" VANITY lOIII fiOI 01&1' TONIIJHT and TUESD4Y JuiJ 24-25 • FINAL WEEK OF OUR STORE WIDE Walt DlllliiJ'I "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" ··,atso ITecbaleolor) JULY CLEARANCE SALE Nancy OlsoD RUDDinJ time 3 Bn. 20 min· utes. Show lllarlo 8 P.M. WHILE THEY lAST "THE SHAGGY DOG" Fred MacMill'l'l1 ·m I S3ii A Group of 100 Handbtgs In Ass011ed Stylee Straws - Double H•ndlll - Shoulder ' .... - ftiG POICI UIIT VInyl Clutches- Petents- Clutch Pui'HI IExplndtd Vlnyllo PilCH UIIIT ~ S287 $1.49 Handbags .Sale 79c $1.69.Handbags Sale 89c $1.95 Handbags Sale 99c ~.95 Handbags Sale,•1.49 $4.00 Handbags Sale ~.00 $4,95 Handbags Sale ~.49 , $7.9~ Handbags Sale $3.99 LAWSON W' LL IUIG MEDICINE CABINET -- 11711 ' """"""--wfflld." .......... -· .... · ~oNtely outmllaoi 20 . . . . . . . . . 1 ' ' ' ' M'l Cll' ,, ·-_ , ca 11111 . WklcJ.cl.,.. . .Pins r . ~ ~ . . I' '·· eON IALE.o\LL WIIK AT .ant STolt '' • ,1. . Rlllt'tlin ~rMik!ln ' MIDDLiiiPOilT len Pri11lcl!~t '~iN ' ' ·' ;,"' trllaM....,. �' I I I ' ' . ] .' I I ' •' I; ' ,. I . ~ ' , , t Corner By~lene Hoeflich Old Ernie Two Gallipolis Teams Eliminated Hungering Fourth Team In Semi Round For Pennant " but1t was i ' SUPPLY January Wins First PGA Crown DENVI!:R (!JPI)--Don Ja ,us- ' ry has bee~ • uop In play~lfs the past -~"' this lime "I luck on my sld• all dav.' Sarprl&ed at Putt "I only waniPd to roll i'. didn't think It would said. dror>." 1 We h•¥!1 • real ~tlectlo!! of travel trallert here on the lot. Stop In todey whllethly 1111. ' NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY ONE COAl VINYL WALL PAINT 17' HOLIDAY TIIAVILIR-Ir HOLIDAY lAMILIR 11.5' HOLIDAY RAMILIR-21' HOLIDAY UMILIII 22' HOLIDAY.TlAVILIR-23' HOLIDAY IAMILIR · 25' HOLIDAY TIIAV.UII-'D' HDLIDoltY TljlyiLII 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONIR-16' TIIOTWDOD DILUXI 16' TROTWOOD DILUX._II' TIOTWOQD STANDARD 16' TROTWOOD ICONOMY . USED D'S fNon· ' DISPLAY ON ; 1Creamy the hot water tapt. DQesn't die ftues, vents, pilot lights. He's e recluse. Loves clos~ts, underneath Clluftlers ..,,.. . AdJ~~I Wl~!lf nj!8de~! Take lllwnfll' of~ mon•' '' ~ ·~liii• .... ·:~ ~~" ~ ~' I .•' .Jml! ·~.:.15' ' I ; J •' :;- \ • !.{ ' ~If. "' . \ t ' ' SO WY An entirely new wall paint that makes and easier. Superior hiding offers one-coat No brush or roller marks will , show, Guaranteed ,.lHP~allle•.- Reg • .-.~ ~­ Clean up with soa'p;li!lil Wilter. ~~ Whlte.•r Latest Cqlon. ··• • ·Save $1.00 a Gallon ' .;.l "' \, Drip •less s,attar · Shuns lla1811111nlt. Likes to be where the adlorl is, Closer to ' ud lUlls. Unobtnjs!ve. PF•.-a. Electric. Available on ear l'llttcte4 S.~ Plan •, •1 100~, 10-year •111nty on ~rt:t. seryiOe ~nd tank. Ilk' ,.,.. - · tl;alihur ~ .:... ' ~.:• Homogenized '· . . ,, �' I I I ' ' . ] .' I I ' •' I; ' ,. I . ~ ' , , t Corner By~lene Hoeflich Old Ernie Two Gallipolis Teams Eliminated Hungering Fourth Team In Semi Round For Pennant " but1t was i ' SUPPLY January Wins First PGA Crown DENVI!:R (!JPI)--Don Ja ,us- ' ry has bee~ • uop In play~lfs the past -~"' this lime "I luck on my sld• all dav.' Sarprl&ed at Putt "I only waniPd to roll i'. didn't think It would said. dror>." 1 We h•¥!1 • real ~tlectlo!! of travel trallert here on the lot. Stop In todey whllethly 1111. ' NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY ONE COAl VINYL WALL PAINT 17' HOLIDAY TIIAVILIR-Ir HOLIDAY lAMILIR 11.5' HOLIDAY RAMILIR-21' HOLIDAY UMILIII 22' HOLIDAY.TlAVILIR-23' HOLIDAY IAMILIR · 25' HOLIDAY TIIAV.UII-'D' HDLIDoltY TljlyiLII 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONIR-16' TIIOTWDOD DILUXI 16' TROTWOOD DILUX._II' TIOTWOQD STANDARD 16' TROTWOOD ICONOMY . USED D'S fNon· ' DISPLAY ON ; 1Creamy the hot water tapt. DQesn't die ftues, vents, pilot lights. He's e recluse. Loves clos~ts, underneath Clluftlers ..,,.. . AdJ~~I Wl~!lf nj!8de~! Take lllwnfll' of~ mon•' '' ~ ·~liii• .... ·:~ ~~" ~ ~' I .•' .Jml! ·~.:.15' ' I ; J •' :;- \ • !.{ ' ~If. "' . \ t ' ' SO WY An entirely new wall paint that makes and easier. Superior hiding offers one-coat No brush or roller marks will , show, Guaranteed ,.lHP~allle•.- Reg • .-.~ ~­ Clean up with soa'p;li!lil Wilter. ~~ Whlte.•r Latest Cqlon. ··• • ·Save $1.00 a Gallon ' .;.l "' \, Drip •less s,attar · Shuns lla1811111nlt. Likes to be where the adlorl is, Closer to ' ud lUlls. Unobtnjs!ve. PF•.-a. Electric. Available on ear l'llttcte4 S.~ Plan •, •1 100~, 10-year •111nty on ~rt:t. seryiOe ~nd tank. Ilk' ,.,.. - · tl;alihur ~ .:... ' ~.:• Homogenized '· . . ,, �I • \ "J •· ')" ._ . ,. . . ., !U U.! : :! !Ill ~~tt ' "'":... ......r .,.... .. ' ' ' . ' .auu.,..,. " '' \ ' ' " ' 'l ' \ I t ' j I .:... < >'.. ' t' , :_ ;1'1\s ......,_ • . 1: } •"1 "' ~ ,, >.1M:. ·1' s.Jlatiny Lies ==~~ob• . after· Stay·Here Pt. lllillt ftRit ~ Mme. ' ' 1 .'· ' ~ irl.(·' ,)(110\ ' ~·-- ~ I ' f ' ' f: R '\'":1\.: ~·. ' { .. , ' . .'~4 , . ~\ I '! i . 'l'llllpe, Pkmllr Jr•IPPt MlddlepGtt, Jln. .Amlllqey, Pl. l'lellanll 11er1111 t--.t BUI, ~~ -~ ltalla'l dellriGr raqested to V.I. ollldlll II :blpp. Pl. Plliltaill; Mrs. ··~, ·,_ , _ . , will IIIII _ ., ll!ril (/JIIIAid Stale~ ~ ~ bllme '-"• 1111 ~ ber deltlnt llu .. 6lla. IMr latt blllblnd'l aallve rlliKI, I ' - reparted lloDday. I Allliitcle Ia the ourrent isM j tU.odlel' BomiJIIUI'IIil. blred ; ... till . . .ell II!IDlber : of .ftlaadl Involved Ia MIIIL i AIIIIQeva'l deflation, 18111 the1 . r WIN ..._ lht "18 JIOt llblp to ! ..,.. Ill AmerleL New Delhi IbM I~ f!t IIIII •YIII Jlelds, Barllard; llarl fer IHr to 1111 "'oDMrr• tilt Daalel, Pl. f!uunt1 111'1. llrst, -a :;:;j .... Jlll'haPI 8wllltrlll!ld,• Campbell. Pl. P1euaD1. , Be . . . .. ltbe ..... Dlldlarpdllfl'l. IQOiift mlabt be lllls!mdlniGod ter 111111 toll, ~~ ~ II lbt 08lile to Amlrk!a," lbt Balnl, Swtbsldt; Mrs. articll tllld. SlepiiiDs, Leon: Mrs While MmL .A1111uJm -~~ Ttmplltqt aa4 • New Delhi llbl ......... dam; t.fn. lllleltionlDC by V.I. AmbUII'Nior Pl. PIMAriL Cbeater Bowlll • l8tllf1 lllrlllt! Mr. llld .... Wl!illllllk'G'I 1Dqa11!11 ~ R1tcb1e, llld&pcrt, 1 lng blr meolll lllblllty. Her ter. Mr. and MrJ. ' "UUttmately, lbef feel, • wish 10 deleal IIJPdi'ICI til be ~ lfarUGrd, 1 .......... !IIIII retura to India. llll1ea, tl llltma 1114 1rm11eab1a and i 10W'8e, 1be flnds . I •w Pmldelll .WW. 4etldad 10 ; IVIII8Il& 1111erest to keep • 1n a~~ow bet 111117• l-.. tbt ...... United J ed Statts," till ll'llolt a--=====-S D blosrapbet, ,\Tr3IIIU!A : Iormor French minister of the J - · "..,... ; Interior Emmamlel D'Altier da : 1a vlraerte. sstd hla frlelldablp ; with Mme. AI!Uuyeva led him to : believe she Will atlracted to : America because lht knew Ills 11J ADA IMCJt ~ "strong, rich, efficient." Jlrr. Laura Sayre of Dcnal : "And she knew her memolrl spent I day witb bet IIIIer llirriv!DI ... - Society Notes sr•ndabtldrea. · J'uneral aervlea will be held Wednelday 2 p.m. ·In lila Beech um ,,..,_,,_ w:n.~ ""' .,.• .....,., Olureb will! the Rev. Bud Lee Hatfield official· : : 11ur1a1 will be 1n the Beech _,. eemetery. Friends may ~... 11 the Mobr-SieveJJI Fu. llerai Home. PT. PLE.WNT _ M. Holle1, •· Ona, W. Va., employ. of the Kaiser Dum plant at paren!Jy ten asleep at wlleel of hla lradl: at 8:30 ---- F;-men Called : eoutd be published there and broiJier..IIJ.I&w, 1\!r, aa d Sllll!lay wb11a r::l : ly ," be said. "She was Mn. James S. Quick. to bll boma alter ,., · ~ lj!!Patlent to get on with her Vlsltms Mr. and Mrtl. C. B. the mldnlgllt lbllt, demoUshed rrt Boat FII'Dl• ; 4jistlny, which she cooeelvea to WUllmns their Jlauihter, hla vehic:Ie 1114 alnlek 1 1'0 qui.S. morning && " lng wer1 i lli: In India. But she also wanted Mn. Jean Joaes, and grand- on Rt. I damaging lht fro D ' IDcal.llre~nt ~~~: ' to experience the great world son, Wayne Williams, al CoJum. porelt and bedroom of !be · first." bus. '!bey also visited 1\!r. and owned by Peter H. PT · . Swiss security chief Lollis Mrs. Ernest SisSOD and family. en and oeeupled by the tall 14--• ....ay 8 p. m., at tht ' Marietta Co ed at St. llfery'a Hospital mpany wbea fiber glass insulatlon and tar paper Ill tho hole BunllnltmL . 1 barge moored fill' repairs tl ._ 9 ,..,.. ·• "6"' w• apparen Y "" m MAO ABRESO workeni heating tha tanlr1 iD 1111 berp to get tl!e aoatlng out PT. PIBASAINII' - Arresll or lht tanks Elil!te 0 reaorded at tho CIOUIIIJ Jail an!l junior fi~en ~ lng lht weekend sceae for about one hour with who was In cba~e •• of Mn. Mayme &!mea bu ,.. Neville ramny. Holley , I,' ['feUe, defector before her final lumed to her boma from Hoi· auts and bruise1 and . t to America, sold be found m Hospital, where lba a •afraid of big IIU01:"" ~, lllOdlcal palleut. Her lister, 1 . 1 'But America WIIJ 1 Jmn.- Mn. Bel• Wetzel of Columbwl 1 lty to her from. her ~ II 'rlslllng bel: llld with Mr. · elle said. "She wanted to go !frid Mrs. Robert Crolr 8lld 80111. re from lht begtnlling, Tile Mr. and Mra. Jolm Wblltle . only que~t[Qn Will wbethtr tht of Worthlngtoa lpl!lll • t • w · 'O.S. would tab her.• do;p~ with !lOr parents, llr. IIIII ' j ' ~~ k l ft : . ~J18r ~- ·I Gallipolis, OWo, I ~· If!J_,=. .lNr l!b"' :!. ,. SM!IIIId au W e•ra II.._ •.,... Olllo Power • • • • Mal, C. I. Plocxt-ttit lime . atiiCIUIIIlCIOIIIyoUo (Unlell p'N I 10bll eleOido "CIIIIIUMr lllld your ............. P«thl MOI'8 eleobfllltrvou use. the ~owardle..·ll!llgll tmit lat.) Mrs. Flood lllfnb that It . . . . . . for what ehe gets In returA. She Mil lhJnb her total bid each montlt It a smaD amotlt'lt to pay for an the jcbs electricity performs for her and her family. Most people agree. That's whymore and more people depend on electricity to da Nclw In PfCIII'ftl Famous BrHdt,luclglt Prlctll THE SHOE.lOX Mldilllpirt, o. . {' u.. ' -- HELEN HEll US! rnoreandmorejobaaroun~ their homes, When you stop to con- alder it. lan't electricity prettY Inexpensive for the multitude of tlmesa"'!ng, work-saving jobs It aoes around yo~~ house? NOTHING YOU CAN BUY GMI YOU MORI VALUI PEA DOLLAR THAN YOURILECTRIC 111MC1. ~ r•r... ' .,.' . ' OHIO PQWIR COMP~fi.l two lruckl. 'lbere were no =~= damaget were a o t Glbbl, 54. llartmd lllcll dlalil-1 ed with lnlolleattcm. The firemen made a aeeond Two juvenllea weN Jlltlted liP run about 30 minutes later to on assault 1114 bsttert WIIITBDts Bellemeade wllere a car was and are boiDc beld b lunnllt oo fire, but the II r e _... WBI out Wilen firemen mlved .. with no apparent dtmage r• vlslled bel: motber, Mn. ao.le ThompB<m and family. VlsltiJI Mn. Ada 8ladt wve ' SAl&t li-T Ill her brOther 111111 !lister • IJ>Iaw, ~waDe, ·l>l¥esloct €41 Mr. atr1 1\!rs. W. C. Blake and aoGs -175 to 220 lbs. :z2 to grlllllldsughter, Pamels, If '!'up·' 1 ~. ~~-= ~ ~~tl LaiTy ep0rt and dliJdnll of Detroll, ~ell., 2S, H..rertoo, and Uarol4 ·.taste- ... ' lSI CaJL Pl. PleulniJ • daugbten, Mrl. Marpr8 IIUIIe, Rt. 1 Galllpolb, 0., Mrs. Georgia Blaethuru, New BrJcbtPLI 1111 llller, Mrl. Eo!ith Gallipolis Ferry; 16 and ltl g r 1 a 1 H JlmJIIJ'eJ on"A -., .. Soulblldo, .. W. ••· •• Seplelllber 23, 18118, a son of lbt late Milton and CaroliDI CalL u a& Sleep,v Driver i..,........ .Josef .Stalin'S far!Der, l'fllred L- • 100 5 13· ' 250 Ia to 23 • pers ~--/' LiSttt 21 to 2J· Fat SoWI 15 ~ Carl Hu1X111111,·1illo Ia employ· ported. 18; Stags 12 ~~ 18; Boars 12 to ed iD Hunlington, Incl., apeut a AR TO WilD I 11: Sows and Pigs 65 to 100; weekend at hla boml bera, PT. PLEASANT- 'nne eoo-lr Shoats 1 to JO. Mn. Lawreoea Diddle, 1llrL plel ban lll!ldl tppltcelinnllnr CA1TLE - Steers 18 to !4. IIerman Londoa 8IICI Patrlcll llllln'l8ge llceasel Ia b oftlee 50; Heifers 16 to 22.56; Baby accompanied by their bo u • ol the COIIIIIy tlelt. Beef 20 to 25· Fat Co-001 15 to guests, !llr. and Mnl. RIMRll Applylllg wera: Reser wm. 18,50; c~ 14 to 16: Bulla M~, FrldaJ • It II 1111 David Tarbetl, •· ~··II 18 to 2UO; Milk ,;:owa 1011 to Mrs. J)iddle 8 father, Mr. <ll8r' 1011, IIIII Mell7 Jtq W11soa, You get our USUII fiDt , ::; t:. leo NewllliiD, at tbe Cambridge 11, pt, Pleuant. lel'V!c. llld flnlshlug. 200_ , VEAL C.U.VES - Tops 33.- Community limpltal. 'l1le, allo Gregory Paul Bcm!l, Jt, U81oolt elnat9,•utatS ' SO; 9eeGndJ " 1o 32; Medium atlend«< tht Quaker City Fes- ftpolle, 0., and Norma J u a 24 to' 2il; Com.' aDd Hvt. 211 to tival. Van Slc:kle, 17, r...... o. • ...... . 32· CuBa 11 to " ~ · jllleSII of Mr. lD d JOOII Wayaa I f - 18 1 Slli:EJ> _ ~~ and l'.ml. 1 Mrs. James S. Quick were their Pleasant, and Can! Pomaroy , to 10; Stock Ewe~ ' to 10; Fat llllll and dlu&IJ!er-b>law, Mr. Dller!!:ml~tt:_,~16~,~Pt:_.!Pieasant.~~-1::::::::::::::::::::::::· '- Sheep 4 to 10: Culls 1 to 5; 8lld Mra. '~"- J. ~eo. Bucks 4 to I; Fat Welhtra I tu lumbua.G'-- B ._ __. .........,, 10 ..... _.._ ............ Tops 22; Seconds Budsoo, 'IIIIo art eq>IDyod at 1 18 lo 20: Light Wli. 14 1o 18; tht G1'!8C Lakes. ara IIPI"''I"C Co.mmaa 12 to 16• a few days at thell' bolmi!Hft. ' ' , Budl: WJW., Columlm, I!JII!III the nekend witll Ids molber, Mn. )(lldred Seller ml lamll)t. Mr. and Mn. Hertnmt :t..m. don ml PlllriN, Mr. mi 'Mn. on thl' CUSTOM DELUXE DISHMOBILE Wll $2&9-NOW ON SALE It $189 :======== • e e e ONE DAY e SHIRT SERVICE "!"ited I Powe~:tul super-llurgt wasn1ng Aetton. 14 table-setting capeclty (NEMA). No hand rinsing-just acrape and load. Four automatic dlsl'lwaahlng cycles. Attractive' Melamine iurtace $pl(~ver Top. FROM THE HOMI '' ECONOMICS DEPT. OF THE LOCAL SCHOO~$ FULL WARRANTY FREE DELIVERY CONVENIENT TERMS n's aeaners K., ' I BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lwos - --=:::;=::!::_...:... • .: Carmel ~~ N~tes :y~M=~ . llld II8!HJt.law, Mr. m1 Mn. · I llr. m1 Mrt. 11111on1 Fredll'kt Jr. m1 dllldrell apeD! an mnlng laJt nek wflh Betty 'Va Meter, 11argant Aoll Car· Jetoo and Pal Mn. Helea Perry lnd cblldreo, Danny and FrlllciDe, of Hollon spent 1 few doys with bet mother, Mrs. Mary Circle. Jfr, and Mrs. Robert Lee and Glilldren called at the bome of Betty Van Meter a recent eve- fu.glas Moore ml famllr Ill Newark. Alk!e J'lanapD, Plltersllura. W. Va., Yllited bet mqlber, 1lrt. MaiJ M. Dld!le and aiiler, Anna Graee Oiler. ' llfrs. Carrie Sinclair left M<& day for Flagstaff, Ariz., where she will make .ber home witb her oon and claugbter-in-law, 1\!r. and Mn. Emili Theiu and family. Enroute llhe ylsltnlllc. ed her dai.gltter 1114 11111-in·law, lfr•. Eunie Brinker, Betty ~- 8IICI Mrl. llobed McNickle, Vaa Meter and William Carle- m Texas loll visited 1\!r, and Mrs. Lora - - -- - - - - Stevens and attended homecom. Worry of ~ lqg at 1\11. Zioo, lJ. Va. · Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gamer, :;~~o~r;~1;H~~~~~a7 ~ ea11eda I the Dean Brinker home ,. Sunday. Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine wu calllni In tbe CO!JIIIDiity noently. At The Clo11 oflusln11s On July 18, 1967 .. , ASSETS: . . ·- - t . J • - DdPIRJAL 30" Model PB30'.78 Other assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • . • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . 5,765.51 TOTAL ASSETS ............................ $3,510,266.93 - · AUTOMA!IC ILICTIIC IAlfGE - - LIABILinES: "l'llll-loiFioJc.O.Hoot ..- - T.............................. .... BUY YQ.'UR •::.~wl4o, 2114" d - C11oioo .,..., Wlll!o, ·D..... ---·-fllllllllcclil_.lltlCJttlticT..,.,......c..tta~OllllurfKrurnt d BOTTLED - Open.:, . G -- Mon. thru Thur. to I Fri.-8 to 5 Sat. ' / fnHn Your Locat Gullil1ne Dt1llr RUTLAND FURNITURE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -~- Coj>pw !It-o...., 4 ~ ELECTRIC RANGES ARE "CLEAN ' IIIII ...,- to keep el•an POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0., • ' • · lleniand deposits of lnti1Yiduals and corpdralions .. . ....•... ' 838,825.84 'l'lllle and aavthas depOsits .. . ... ' . ' . ' ' .. ' .. . . .. .. .. . . .. . 1,929,698.08 DepositS Of U.S: Gov. . .... . .. . .. ·: : .. . .. , .. .. .... ... .. 1.538.82 · .nepostts of Stit~s lind polltll:al subdiviSions .••..._. . . • . •• . • • 362,486.27 • VoMirall Oveo c.u.J ... j ' Cash, balance& with other banks, and cash ltema • . . . . ...•... ' 323,656.37 u. s. Gov. obiiJiaUons ... .. ·: .. .......... .. .'............ 1,197,994.04 _Obllgatioltl of -States and political subdivisions . . • . . . • • • • • • 83,692.82 Other bonds, notes, and debentures , •, •.••.••.... '""' , r... 5,027.00 LoaDS and discouDt& . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . 1,868,706.73 Fixed assets .... . ...••..• , .... , .•• , .....••••... , •• . • . . . 25,4:24.68 •cuslot'tl!zod _ _ _ _ _ I •< RACINE, OHIO FALSETEE'flf Bell!le Jr., and or Hebron, Byl!ll'!l ofGainer, Lancaster Bemard Gainer and friend of CONDENSED STATEMENT • Certified and offltm' cheeks . ............... , . .. .. . .. . . TOTAL DEPOSml' . , . ... , ..• • •• ~..-..... { •. $3·,131,1~1.53 (a) :0~ ~l),'l'•il.d depo&lll , , • •••••• ,.... 1 • . 98M38.411 1 · (b) Total tll!'le .uvlnp deposita ...., .... · 2,145,698.08 Other Uabtlltle~ . . - . -........•. ~ . ~ !:••....• ' ••,. .... . ..-.......... . 4,108.72 · I 30.214,57 \ Been wai · for , yourfamrite Olds to go on sale? It·~ ,did. ' '' �I • \ "J •· ')" ._ . ,. . . ., !U U.! : :! !Ill ~~tt ' "'":... ......r .,.... .. ' ' ' . ' .auu.,..,. " '' \ ' ' " ' 'l ' \ I t ' j I .:... < >'.. ' t' , :_ ;1'1\s ......,_ • . 1: } •"1 "' ~ ,, >.1M:. ·1' s.Jlatiny Lies ==~~ob• . after· Stay·Here Pt. lllillt ftRit ~ Mme. ' ' 1 .'· ' ~ irl.(·' ,)(110\ ' ~·-- ~ I ' f ' ' f: R '\'":1\.: ~·. ' { .. , ' . .'~4 , . ~\ I '! i . 'l'llllpe, Pkmllr Jr•IPPt MlddlepGtt, Jln. .Amlllqey, Pl. l'lellanll 11er1111 t--.t BUI, ~~ -~ ltalla'l dellriGr raqested to V.I. ollldlll II :blpp. Pl. Plliltaill; Mrs. ··~, ·,_ , _ . , will IIIII _ ., ll!ril (/JIIIAid Stale~ ~ ~ bllme '-"• 1111 ~ ber deltlnt llu .. 6lla. IMr latt blllblnd'l aallve rlliKI, I ' - reparted lloDday. I Allliitcle Ia the ourrent isM j tU.odlel' BomiJIIUI'IIil. blred ; ... till . . .ell II!IDlber : of .ftlaadl Involved Ia MIIIL i AIIIIQeva'l deflation, 18111 the1 . r WIN ..._ lht "18 JIOt llblp to ! ..,.. Ill AmerleL New Delhi IbM I~ f!t IIIII •YIII Jlelds, Barllard; llarl fer IHr to 1111 "'oDMrr• tilt Daalel, Pl. f!uunt1 111'1. llrst, -a :;:;j .... Jlll'haPI 8wllltrlll!ld,• Campbell. Pl. P1euaD1. , Be . . . .. ltbe ..... Dlldlarpdllfl'l. IQOiift mlabt be lllls!mdlniGod ter 111111 toll, ~~ ~ II lbt 08lile to Amlrk!a," lbt Balnl, Swtbsldt; Mrs. articll tllld. SlepiiiDs, Leon: Mrs While MmL .A1111uJm -~~ Ttmplltqt aa4 • New Delhi llbl ......... dam; t.fn. lllleltionlDC by V.I. AmbUII'Nior Pl. PIMAriL Cbeater Bowlll • l8tllf1 lllrlllt! Mr. llld .... Wl!illllllk'G'I 1Dqa11!11 ~ R1tcb1e, llld&pcrt, 1 lng blr meolll lllblllty. Her ter. Mr. and MrJ. ' "UUttmately, lbef feel, • wish 10 deleal IIJPdi'ICI til be ~ lfarUGrd, 1 .......... !IIIII retura to India. llll1ea, tl llltma 1114 1rm11eab1a and i 10W'8e, 1be flnds . I •w Pmldelll .WW. 4etldad 10 ; IVIII8Il& 1111erest to keep • 1n a~~ow bet 111117• l-.. tbt ...... United J ed Statts," till ll'llolt a--=====-S D blosrapbet, ,\Tr3IIIU!A : Iormor French minister of the J - · "..,... ; Interior Emmamlel D'Altier da : 1a vlraerte. sstd hla frlelldablp ; with Mme. AI!Uuyeva led him to : believe she Will atlracted to : America because lht knew Ills 11J ADA IMCJt ~ "strong, rich, efficient." Jlrr. Laura Sayre of Dcnal : "And she knew her memolrl spent I day witb bet IIIIer llirriv!DI ... - Society Notes sr•ndabtldrea. · J'uneral aervlea will be held Wednelday 2 p.m. ·In lila Beech um ,,..,_,,_ w:n.~ ""' .,.• .....,., Olureb will! the Rev. Bud Lee Hatfield official· : : 11ur1a1 will be 1n the Beech _,. eemetery. Friends may ~... 11 the Mobr-SieveJJI Fu. llerai Home. PT. PLE.WNT _ M. Holle1, •· Ona, W. Va., employ. of the Kaiser Dum plant at paren!Jy ten asleep at wlleel of hla lradl: at 8:30 ---- F;-men Called : eoutd be published there and broiJier..IIJ.I&w, 1\!r, aa d Sllll!lay wb11a r::l : ly ," be said. "She was Mn. James S. Quick. to bll boma alter ,., · ~ lj!!Patlent to get on with her Vlsltms Mr. and Mrtl. C. B. the mldnlgllt lbllt, demoUshed rrt Boat FII'Dl• ; 4jistlny, which she cooeelvea to WUllmns their Jlauihter, hla vehic:Ie 1114 alnlek 1 1'0 qui.S. morning && " lng wer1 i lli: In India. But she also wanted Mn. Jean Joaes, and grand- on Rt. I damaging lht fro D ' IDcal.llre~nt ~~~: ' to experience the great world son, Wayne Williams, al CoJum. porelt and bedroom of !be · first." bus. '!bey also visited 1\!r. and owned by Peter H. PT · . Swiss security chief Lollis Mrs. Ernest SisSOD and family. en and oeeupled by the tall 14--• ....ay 8 p. m., at tht ' Marietta Co ed at St. llfery'a Hospital mpany wbea fiber glass insulatlon and tar paper Ill tho hole BunllnltmL . 1 barge moored fill' repairs tl ._ 9 ,..,.. ·• "6"' w• apparen Y "" m MAO ABRESO workeni heating tha tanlr1 iD 1111 berp to get tl!e aoatlng out PT. PIBASAINII' - Arresll or lht tanks Elil!te 0 reaorded at tho CIOUIIIJ Jail an!l junior fi~en ~ lng lht weekend sceae for about one hour with who was In cba~e •• of Mn. Mayme &!mea bu ,.. Neville ramny. Holley , I,' ['feUe, defector before her final lumed to her boma from Hoi· auts and bruise1 and . t to America, sold be found m Hospital, where lba a •afraid of big IIU01:"" ~, lllOdlcal palleut. Her lister, 1 . 1 'But America WIIJ 1 Jmn.- Mn. Bel• Wetzel of Columbwl 1 lty to her from. her ~ II 'rlslllng bel: llld with Mr. · elle said. "She wanted to go !frid Mrs. Robert Crolr 8lld 80111. re from lht begtnlling, Tile Mr. and Mra. Jolm Wblltle . only que~t[Qn Will wbethtr tht of Worthlngtoa lpl!lll • t • w · 'O.S. would tab her.• do;p~ with !lOr parents, llr. IIIII ' j ' ~~ k l ft : . ~J18r ~- ·I Gallipolis, OWo, I ~· If!J_,=. .lNr l!b"' :!. ,. SM!IIIId au W e•ra II.._ •.,... Olllo Power • • • • Mal, C. I. Plocxt-ttit lime . atiiCIUIIIlCIOIIIyoUo (Unlell p'N I 10bll eleOido "CIIIIIUMr lllld your ............. P«thl MOI'8 eleobfllltrvou use. the ~owardle..·ll!llgll tmit lat.) Mrs. Flood lllfnb that It . . . . . . for what ehe gets In returA. She Mil lhJnb her total bid each montlt It a smaD amotlt'lt to pay for an the jcbs electricity performs for her and her family. Most people agree. That's whymore and more people depend on electricity to da Nclw In PfCIII'ftl Famous BrHdt,luclglt Prlctll THE SHOE.lOX Mldilllpirt, o. . {' u.. ' -- HELEN HEll US! rnoreandmorejobaaroun~ their homes, When you stop to con- alder it. lan't electricity prettY Inexpensive for the multitude of tlmesa"'!ng, work-saving jobs It aoes around yo~~ house? NOTHING YOU CAN BUY GMI YOU MORI VALUI PEA DOLLAR THAN YOURILECTRIC 111MC1. ~ r•r... ' .,.' . ' OHIO PQWIR COMP~fi.l two lruckl. 'lbere were no =~= damaget were a o t Glbbl, 54. llartmd lllcll dlalil-1 ed with lnlolleattcm. The firemen made a aeeond Two juvenllea weN Jlltlted liP run about 30 minutes later to on assault 1114 bsttert WIIITBDts Bellemeade wllere a car was and are boiDc beld b lunnllt oo fire, but the II r e _... WBI out Wilen firemen mlved .. with no apparent dtmage r• vlslled bel: motber, Mn. ao.le ThompB<m and family. VlsltiJI Mn. Ada 8ladt wve ' SAl&t li-T Ill her brOther 111111 !lister • IJ>Iaw, ~waDe, ·l>l¥esloct €41 Mr. atr1 1\!rs. W. C. Blake and aoGs -175 to 220 lbs. :z2 to grlllllldsughter, Pamels, If '!'up·' 1 ~. ~~-= ~ ~~tl LaiTy ep0rt and dliJdnll of Detroll, ~ell., 2S, H..rertoo, and Uarol4 ·.taste- ... ' lSI CaJL Pl. PleulniJ • daugbten, Mrl. Marpr8 IIUIIe, Rt. 1 Galllpolb, 0., Mrs. Georgia Blaethuru, New BrJcbtPLI 1111 llller, Mrl. Eo!ith Gallipolis Ferry; 16 and ltl g r 1 a 1 H JlmJIIJ'eJ on"A -., .. Soulblldo, .. W. ••· •• Seplelllber 23, 18118, a son of lbt late Milton and CaroliDI CalL u a& Sleep,v Driver i..,........ .Josef .Stalin'S far!Der, l'fllred L- • 100 5 13· ' 250 Ia to 23 • pers ~--/' LiSttt 21 to 2J· Fat SoWI 15 ~ Carl Hu1X111111,·1illo Ia employ· ported. 18; Stags 12 ~~ 18; Boars 12 to ed iD Hunlington, Incl., apeut a AR TO WilD I 11: Sows and Pigs 65 to 100; weekend at hla boml bera, PT. PLEASANT- 'nne eoo-lr Shoats 1 to JO. Mn. Lawreoea Diddle, 1llrL plel ban lll!ldl tppltcelinnllnr CA1TLE - Steers 18 to !4. IIerman Londoa 8IICI Patrlcll llllln'l8ge llceasel Ia b oftlee 50; Heifers 16 to 22.56; Baby accompanied by their bo u • ol the COIIIIIy tlelt. Beef 20 to 25· Fat Co-001 15 to guests, !llr. and Mnl. RIMRll Applylllg wera: Reser wm. 18,50; c~ 14 to 16: Bulla M~, FrldaJ • It II 1111 David Tarbetl, •· ~··II 18 to 2UO; Milk ,;:owa 1011 to Mrs. J)iddle 8 father, Mr. <ll8r' 1011, IIIII Mell7 Jtq W11soa, You get our USUII fiDt , ::; t:. leo NewllliiD, at tbe Cambridge 11, pt, Pleuant. lel'V!c. llld flnlshlug. 200_ , VEAL C.U.VES - Tops 33.- Community limpltal. 'l1le, allo Gregory Paul Bcm!l, Jt, U81oolt elnat9,•utatS ' SO; 9eeGndJ " 1o 32; Medium atlend«< tht Quaker City Fes- ftpolle, 0., and Norma J u a 24 to' 2il; Com.' aDd Hvt. 211 to tival. Van Slc:kle, 17, r...... o. • ...... . 32· CuBa 11 to " ~ · jllleSII of Mr. lD d JOOII Wayaa I f - 18 1 Slli:EJ> _ ~~ and l'.ml. 1 Mrs. James S. Quick were their Pleasant, and Can! Pomaroy , to 10; Stock Ewe~ ' to 10; Fat llllll and dlu&IJ!er-b>law, Mr. Dller!!:ml~tt:_,~16~,~Pt:_.!Pieasant.~~-1::::::::::::::::::::::::· '- Sheep 4 to 10: Culls 1 to 5; 8lld Mra. '~"- J. ~eo. Bucks 4 to I; Fat Welhtra I tu lumbua.G'-- B ._ __. .........,, 10 ..... _.._ ............ Tops 22; Seconds Budsoo, 'IIIIo art eq>IDyod at 1 18 lo 20: Light Wli. 14 1o 18; tht G1'!8C Lakes. ara IIPI"''I"C Co.mmaa 12 to 16• a few days at thell' bolmi!Hft. ' ' , Budl: WJW., Columlm, I!JII!III the nekend witll Ids molber, Mn. )(lldred Seller ml lamll)t. Mr. and Mn. Hertnmt :t..m. don ml PlllriN, Mr. mi 'Mn. on thl' CUSTOM DELUXE DISHMOBILE Wll $2&9-NOW ON SALE It $189 :======== • e e e ONE DAY e SHIRT SERVICE "!"ited I Powe~:tul super-llurgt wasn1ng Aetton. 14 table-setting capeclty (NEMA). No hand rinsing-just acrape and load. Four automatic dlsl'lwaahlng cycles. Attractive' Melamine iurtace $pl(~ver Top. FROM THE HOMI '' ECONOMICS DEPT. OF THE LOCAL SCHOO~$ FULL WARRANTY FREE DELIVERY CONVENIENT TERMS n's aeaners K., ' I BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lwos - --=:::;=::!::_...:... • .: Carmel ~~ N~tes :y~M=~ . llld II8!HJt.law, Mr. m1 Mn. · I llr. m1 Mrt. 11111on1 Fredll'kt Jr. m1 dllldrell apeD! an mnlng laJt nek wflh Betty 'Va Meter, 11argant Aoll Car· Jetoo and Pal Mn. Helea Perry lnd cblldreo, Danny and FrlllciDe, of Hollon spent 1 few doys with bet mother, Mrs. Mary Circle. Jfr, and Mrs. Robert Lee and Glilldren called at the bome of Betty Van Meter a recent eve- fu.glas Moore ml famllr Ill Newark. Alk!e J'lanapD, Plltersllura. W. Va., Yllited bet mqlber, 1lrt. MaiJ M. Dld!le and aiiler, Anna Graee Oiler. ' llfrs. Carrie Sinclair left M<& day for Flagstaff, Ariz., where she will make .ber home witb her oon and claugbter-in-law, 1\!r. and Mn. Emili Theiu and family. Enroute llhe ylsltnlllc. ed her dai.gltter 1114 11111-in·law, lfr•. Eunie Brinker, Betty ~- 8IICI Mrl. llobed McNickle, Vaa Meter and William Carle- m Texas loll visited 1\!r, and Mrs. Lora - - -- - - - - Stevens and attended homecom. Worry of ~ lqg at 1\11. Zioo, lJ. Va. · Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gamer, :;~~o~r;~1;H~~~~~a7 ~ ea11eda I the Dean Brinker home ,. Sunday. Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine wu calllni In tbe CO!JIIIDiity noently. At The Clo11 oflusln11s On July 18, 1967 .. , ASSETS: . . ·- - t . J • - DdPIRJAL 30" Model PB30'.78 Other assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • . • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . 5,765.51 TOTAL ASSETS ............................ $3,510,266.93 - · AUTOMA!IC ILICTIIC IAlfGE - - LIABILinES: "l'llll-loiFioJc.O.Hoot ..- - T.............................. .... BUY YQ.'UR •::.~wl4o, 2114" d - C11oioo .,..., Wlll!o, ·D..... ---·-fllllllllcclil_.lltlCJttlticT..,.,......c..tta~OllllurfKrurnt d BOTTLED - Open.:, . G -- Mon. thru Thur. to I Fri.-8 to 5 Sat. ' / fnHn Your Locat Gullil1ne Dt1llr RUTLAND FURNITURE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -~- Coj>pw !It-o...., 4 ~ ELECTRIC RANGES ARE "CLEAN ' IIIII ...,- to keep el•an POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0., • ' • · lleniand deposits of lnti1Yiduals and corpdralions .. . ....•... ' 838,825.84 'l'lllle and aavthas depOsits .. . ... ' . ' . ' ' .. ' .. . . .. .. .. . . .. . 1,929,698.08 DepositS Of U.S: Gov. . .... . .. . .. ·: : .. . .. , .. .. .... ... .. 1.538.82 · .nepostts of Stit~s lind polltll:al subdiviSions .••..._. . . • . •• . • • 362,486.27 • VoMirall Oveo c.u.J ... j ' Cash, balance& with other banks, and cash ltema • . . . . ...•... ' 323,656.37 u. s. Gov. obiiJiaUons ... .. ·: .. .......... .. .'............ 1,197,994.04 _Obllgatioltl of -States and political subdivisions . . • . . . • • • • • • 83,692.82 Other bonds, notes, and debentures , •, •.••.••.... '""' , r... 5,027.00 LoaDS and discouDt& . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . 1,868,706.73 Fixed assets .... . ...••..• , .... , .•• , .....••••... , •• . • . . . 25,4:24.68 •cuslot'tl!zod _ _ _ _ _ I •< RACINE, OHIO FALSETEE'flf Bell!le Jr., and or Hebron, Byl!ll'!l ofGainer, Lancaster Bemard Gainer and friend of CONDENSED STATEMENT • Certified and offltm' cheeks . ............... , . .. .. . .. . . TOTAL DEPOSml' . , . ... , ..• • •• ~..-..... { •. $3·,131,1~1.53 (a) :0~ ~l),'l'•il.d depo&lll , , • •••••• ,.... 1 • . 98M38.411 1 · (b) Total tll!'le .uvlnp deposita ...., .... · 2,145,698.08 Other Uabtlltle~ . . - . -........•. ~ . ~ !:••....• ' ••,. .... . ..-.......... . 4,108.72 · I 30.214,57 \ Been wai · for , yourfamrite Olds to go on sale? It·~ ,did. ' '' �:~• ' ,. • .• .. Werited To luV ·, t . 1 1 .; ,r, \ ,_ , ,, /' • ·• i ~- " '' ' --~Selitllli!. .,/a ~ ~-i. ..r.·. •.... .;_;·; , 1'~ r.~. ,. • r·' '•<! .I .. - · ,_,, '' ' '!' ' " ..' .' f' -~· t l .. ·- I (I !t ,, -· " j :. \-,'.' ' :... 'j ' • . ., ~tvic b ' '"' ' .I ' ' ' "1'. .. • A . .;; ! • " ,._..,. .d· - .....,..,. .F ' • I .J ~HA-I,SS. -..s,I.E Sfr•~liH, Ohio · · • For F.,. l!stlin!lha · ' ·" " . 'e~iu!'liii!H'I AWIIInga , , eAiumlnvm Siding' . •~!'mlillii!I ·Rai!!/P ·. eAiumh1um Windows &•DOon eCar Pcil'tl • • Patloa ' • Blown 1~ fiiMI!"Ion I ' '.' ..' " ':!• . or ~all Col~.:t 532.6811 . Elmer E. White, 404Y.a So, ~f~ Str1 lrontqn bprtMI!tlitlve In Thlt Am 20·Y..n For · . . V. V. Johnson~ 5~!1 r . O'JI!IIEN - CROW I!E,&'LTY COMPANY . , RACINE - l \J story, 3 bedROOMS,: bath, bas~ment. To go at $4,200.00. . P0!11EIWY - ~E IN. -3 Large 2 story frame home, Notice COME IN and Inquire about I basseU bound, we have one thai ts hunting a good home. 'lbe Shoe Box, Middleport. . -7 23 6tc bedrooma, b. t·h, ~!&¥meat. garage, leVel lot. · New lurD-11 aee and hot water tank. ing at, $7,500.00. . 222- 4th Ave., HunHngtOn . RADIA.. TOR . SERVIC .E . .· - - -....- - - All~ Rldlator Shop . POMEROV - TWO FRAME -3 b£drooma, bath, t Car • Tru~k • Heahr basement, walking dlstancerll Core e Buhdoter tO all stores In Pomeroy. eAnyTYJ!e ~:!). Cleland, Salesman Olli<e 19!-2259 Relldonee m-zsa 1 24 3tc LI'L , ..Nil. KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2.1196 . Middleport, 0. EXPERriNCEb . ... ' HONDA WHEEL ~GNMENT ~· wu a snvJCI AND BRAKE SERVICE II ONI OP '"• BLAmNARS NICBSl P,&OI'lkl · . CALL DICK RAWLINGS Phona 9924143 Pomtroy ., Rlwllng~ Honda Sales 'WY Mill . IIJDIILII'OaY. OHIO Harrisonville .• • ~~ EXTERIOR AND HOUSE PAINTING, roo painting house and barn, terior decorating, phone 5322. 7 20 ~ !! b . < . 1111 lOIN.LOSEI ... ART SANSOM 1 , •~.· • 'liOc:K!NGPOI~HIO PIIONI667 HA HA. VERY FONNY! i'OASOLINE ALLEY ·' She won't could ma4be hanq up! She's pretend l got . propabl~ her number sit\inq there by mi~take' ju>t hoping you'll call! BULLDOZER WORK PHONE 992-22M. 7 20 NOW TAKING IJJ I(JNG : . ' Lin.~'6 buSIJ!. Sh~'s talkmq to Barry or some new cjope met while 1 she qorie! APPLICATIONS FOR CAlif~ IIY MERRILL BLOSSER IN MIDDLEPORT. Contad Faye Manley -·' -· l ; Middleport ! . . liC ·~ . , .,.·-GRA~ By HAROLD •. 8v 'AAiiBURM VAN . . FREEt.. TO . HEARING AID USERS• ONLY! •.• Don't let sticky, h\llllld weather JJiln your hear- . tng aid! ;IPstead get thiJ llEi\T THE HEAT KIT to prot~t your valuable beirl!lg ~~~ from sum· mer ~teat and hU111idity, ,It's youra for the asking without cost or obUgauont , Your hearing aid hJill been i St., Middleport. Phone 89S- 1185 f!MC I ton truck, 3313 or 992-~. wheel base, bed enclolled, DAILY C8Yl"..IQUO'l'l!:..,. Here'• llow to work It: 7 I lfe aulated. especially good " AXYDLa.t..t.l(a II LONOJ'IlLLOW ROOM furnished and unfum- produoe baullng, Contact dy Craig, Syracuse, Ohio, . Ooe letter limply 1tandl for another. ln. thil sample A· I• ust4 · lthed apartments -a! per 7 I Ue tot the thn!e L'1, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Slncle !etten, apoa~ month and up. Phone Rowley 2810 or 1192-3986. trophies, the length &Del form&tloa of Uut wordll an aD HI!Lbl. 1nd Reed, 192-2176, after 4 p. S house, J:ach dny the code letterl are dlrterent. m phone 192-3574. Vflt Call 773-5611 or 99Ul51. 425tfc 87tfc . MLJTDATCWTAX MPNRZ F V MPW• • , !lOOMS,- bathand garage, - c:iOODmilk- cows- and one '1!iddleport, phone 992-2903 1150 Ford tractor, RoUand ?.VWDVZ TWAP EPNJ SPJZD: CZ• . py and 992-3702 evenings. Searles. Rutland, Phone 741. B T A, D N F B' T A, M P s-/~r:.. C W' Z 1 2ut.e a . 1 20 -··- A J C W DB T A.-S T R FV J E P J M V ,,. ,IU •· ..:; '. '4~-;:ru"'lO=M:-u-n-=-ru-rnl7s7ho!d --:-a-p-art -:-m -... -~ - - SALE - 11151 CMvrol•~t I •f Ill Pomeroy. Pb. UIUW. Satutday'o Cryqloquote: DON'T PLAY FOR SAFETY. IT 9 lm~la 2-door hardtop. ' · IJJIU< tu. ln. V:S motor, 111a1lda1'd ! 'l'H~O MOST DANGEROUS THING IN THE WORW.-WAI.· . ,,-tiRNISHlro 1Pd unfurnished abi!L In good condltwo and POU: ~' IJ)artmenC.. CIO., 1o oebool. priced to seU. See PhU Swin118 lfc :,) l'llaoe lllftM. 1811 lk deU. IUUM"·s: '! c~ully made, usll!!:,.only the fiDut elemronlc cOaiponents. '!be per,fotmance of any he~nc lid C8J1 be seriously ijfec~ by '-~ban~es In ciiDiate, espeelally heat and h~Unldl•y. · t .. ' j --- By CHESTU GOULD . , ., .., I . �:~• ' ,. • .• .. Werited To luV ·, t . 1 1 .; ,r, \ ,_ , ,, /' • ·• i ~- " '' ' --~Selitllli!. .,/a ~ ~-i. ..r.·. •.... .;_;·; , 1'~ r.~. ,. • r·' '•<! .I .. - · ,_,, '' ' '!' ' " ..' .' f' -~· t l .. ·- I (I !t ,, -· " j :. \-,'.' ' :... 'j ' • . ., ~tvic b ' '"' ' .I ' ' ' "1'. .. • A . .;; ! • " ,._..,. .d· - .....,..,. .F ' • I .J ~HA-I,SS. -..s,I.E Sfr•~liH, Ohio · · • For F.,. l!stlin!lha · ' ·" " . 'e~iu!'liii!H'I AWIIInga , , eAiumlnvm Siding' . •~!'mlillii!I ·Rai!!/P ·. eAiumh1um Windows &•DOon eCar Pcil'tl • • Patloa ' • Blown 1~ fiiMI!"Ion I ' '.' ..' " ':!• . or ~all Col~.:t 532.6811 . Elmer E. White, 404Y.a So, ~f~ Str1 lrontqn bprtMI!tlitlve In Thlt Am 20·Y..n For · . . V. V. Johnson~ 5~!1 r . O'JI!IIEN - CROW I!E,&'LTY COMPANY . , RACINE - l \J story, 3 bedROOMS,: bath, bas~ment. To go at $4,200.00. . P0!11EIWY - ~E IN. -3 Large 2 story frame home, Notice COME IN and Inquire about I basseU bound, we have one thai ts hunting a good home. 'lbe Shoe Box, Middleport. . -7 23 6tc bedrooma, b. t·h, ~!&¥meat. garage, leVel lot. · New lurD-11 aee and hot water tank. ing at, $7,500.00. . 222- 4th Ave., HunHngtOn . RADIA.. TOR . SERVIC .E . .· - - -....- - - All~ Rldlator Shop . POMEROV - TWO FRAME -3 b£drooma, bath, t Car • Tru~k • Heahr basement, walking dlstancerll Core e Buhdoter tO all stores In Pomeroy. eAnyTYJ!e ~:!). Cleland, Salesman Olli<e 19!-2259 Relldonee m-zsa 1 24 3tc LI'L , ..Nil. KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2.1196 . Middleport, 0. EXPERriNCEb . ... ' HONDA WHEEL ~GNMENT ~· wu a snvJCI AND BRAKE SERVICE II ONI OP '"• BLAmNARS NICBSl P,&OI'lkl · . CALL DICK RAWLINGS Phona 9924143 Pomtroy ., Rlwllng~ Honda Sales 'WY Mill . IIJDIILII'OaY. OHIO Harrisonville .• • ~~ EXTERIOR AND HOUSE PAINTING, roo painting house and barn, terior decorating, phone 5322. 7 20 ~ !! b . < . 1111 lOIN.LOSEI ... ART SANSOM 1 , •~.· • 'liOc:K!NGPOI~HIO PIIONI667 HA HA. VERY FONNY! i'OASOLINE ALLEY ·' She won't could ma4be hanq up! She's pretend l got . propabl~ her number sit\inq there by mi~take' ju>t hoping you'll call! BULLDOZER WORK PHONE 992-22M. 7 20 NOW TAKING IJJ I(JNG : . ' Lin.~'6 buSIJ!. Sh~'s talkmq to Barry or some new cjope met while 1 she qorie! APPLICATIONS FOR CAlif~ IIY MERRILL BLOSSER IN MIDDLEPORT. Contad Faye Manley -·' -· l ; Middleport ! . . liC ·~ . , .,.·-GRA~ By HAROLD •. 8v 'AAiiBURM VAN . . FREEt.. TO . HEARING AID USERS• ONLY! •.• Don't let sticky, h\llllld weather JJiln your hear- . tng aid! ;IPstead get thiJ llEi\T THE HEAT KIT to prot~t your valuable beirl!lg ~~~ from sum· mer ~teat and hU111idity, ,It's youra for the asking without cost or obUgauont , Your hearing aid hJill been i St., Middleport. Phone 89S- 1185 f!MC I ton truck, 3313 or 992-~. wheel base, bed enclolled, DAILY C8Yl"..IQUO'l'l!:..,. Here'• llow to work It: 7 I lfe aulated. especially good " AXYDLa.t..t.l(a II LONOJ'IlLLOW ROOM furnished and unfum- produoe baullng, Contact dy Craig, Syracuse, Ohio, . Ooe letter limply 1tandl for another. ln. thil sample A· I• ust4 · lthed apartments -a! per 7 I Ue tot the thn!e L'1, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Slncle !etten, apoa~ month and up. Phone Rowley 2810 or 1192-3986. trophies, the length &Del form&tloa of Uut wordll an aD HI!Lbl. 1nd Reed, 192-2176, after 4 p. S house, J:ach dny the code letterl are dlrterent. m phone 192-3574. Vflt Call 773-5611 or 99Ul51. 425tfc 87tfc . MLJTDATCWTAX MPNRZ F V MPW• • , !lOOMS,- bathand garage, - c:iOODmilk- cows- and one '1!iddleport, phone 992-2903 1150 Ford tractor, RoUand ?.VWDVZ TWAP EPNJ SPJZD: CZ• . py and 992-3702 evenings. Searles. Rutland, Phone 741. B T A, D N F B' T A, M P s-/~r:.. C W' Z 1 2ut.e a . 1 20 -··- A J C W DB T A.-S T R FV J E P J M V ,,. ,IU •· ..:; '. '4~-;:ru"'lO=M:-u-n-=-ru-rnl7s7ho!d --:-a-p-art -:-m -... -~ - - SALE - 11151 CMvrol•~t I •f Ill Pomeroy. Pb. UIUW. Satutday'o Cryqloquote: DON'T PLAY FOR SAFETY. IT 9 lm~la 2-door hardtop. ' · IJJIU< tu. ln. V:S motor, 111a1lda1'd ! 'l'H~O MOST DANGEROUS THING IN THE WORW.-WAI.· . ,,-tiRNISHlro 1Pd unfurnished abi!L In good condltwo and POU: ~' IJ)artmenC.. CIO., 1o oebool. priced to seU. See PhU Swin118 lfc :,) l'llaoe lllftM. 1811 lk deU. IUUM"·s: '! c~ully made, usll!!:,.only the fiDut elemronlc cOaiponents. '!be per,fotmance of any he~nc lid C8J1 be seriously ijfec~ by '-~ban~es In ciiDiate, espeelally heat and h~Unldl•y. · t .. ' j --- By CHESTU GOULD . , ., .., I . �f ' t ' ' ' . -~-r ., ' ', ··,.-tt-: ~ ' ' ' .. • I ' 1 '' _ ,.,~ ' • I i .\ ·-' tety ... by Urc .I'! ~ I '' ,, ven o... . . . .· , _,. About Middleport .·. ,........,1 ;u:;; Account. Your checkmates, a pen and checkbook, are all you need for keeping that accurate record. Deposit mo(\CY tor your account now. lfalional Mlmber Pederel Deposit lnsuince Corporation FR~ CUSTOMER.PARKING ~ .Public Library ~·~.· ~He~r~v~ell~w~as~of~cb=an-~an~d~Mrs~.~Jobn;;~R.~Ka~uff~serv~ed~a·t~;292fuRa~c~e;S~t.;s;;;;;- Opens July 28 I Pomeroy The Pomeroy Public Library wW open Friday, July 28 remodeUn extensive ll· 'lbe Diaii room Ceiling h a I ll>~- lowered and new recessed bas been installed, tile and walls palnJ-1 ed. A new wall II n!ar was bullt '!be general contractor the Pomeroy Cement Block Electrical Company. II gul.ar llbrary hours wUl malnlaiDed, 12 to 5 p.m., II deys each week. About pomero,y' 1 Mrs. Leo Smith, son, Kenny, and the triplets, Belly, Barbara and Sam, of Wintersville, are spendln& the week bere Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zal!l an Mr. and Mrs. William Rock Springs. Mr. Smith llirned to Wintersville dfter spending the here. Mrs. Carl Reirden and ren, Linda, Jimmy, and Oenny have returned from Columbus, BEGINS TJWNING Randy HumphreY', aoo of where lltey 1pent several days. and Mrs. Norman The Ralrdens' youngest left Monday lor Fort tel', JO)"ce, Ia spending a Wood, Mo., for balic at the band camp at Southside. with the National Guard. A gra- Dr. Everett A. Tracy of of Middleport 8•( g b lumbul spent the weekend School Hum~s with his mother, Mn. bis soPtwmore year at J. Tracy. ==~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Long Bottom, were fD 1 the ~-Sunda Sandrya orCampbeil to ,,.. Emricl: at tile Fifth Ave. Churcb of Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and famlly and Mr. and M Stanley PuiUna of Magnolia ... at their Shade River camp. ~ Laurel Cliff Society News r~riger~tor-lreezer kee~s th~ tee tnthe ,. cubes. ~~---- ·Rev E ene GIU and family have ·returnedug home after tending conference and . meeting for two weeks at Malisfield. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sehaela-spentaeveralclayswiththelr daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mn. Vem Story and John flrl ·I lil more stuck-talllMr piiCkQIII, or 1111..-.. letala, or puddles of de"oat water. 'Get frolt fllldam lllltiOmatic:IIUy lit your al1cbic epplanoe daalll'. I PntiUH Flrt can play havoc to any• body'a plana, whllller they hlvllnau11nceornot.Make aureyou'recomplllelypro- th••• 11cted In dlJI of riling coltl. See tour A-0 for complete delllla on a apeclalll,rt ln1urance program tailored to your need1. Be In Auto-Ownn •cJN~e• prollc!lon." 1111n ***** IIIIYINO MIIOI COUNTY IINCI 1161 DOWNING ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Educator Stops In Met'gs Noted I Pdr this wMk' -r "'....... ""'' Educator week wiD be: "'~· ........ Thursday July 2'1School, 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m.; elne (~agner'a), 10:30 a.. m. 12 a.m., Bashan, 1 p.m.-1.30 m.; Momlltg Star 2 p.m.-2:30 . m.; Royal Oaks,3 p.m.! ~m., Forest Run, 4\115 p.m. : . p. m.; Minersville, 5 p.m.- S·p.m; Enterpme, 6:30 pm.-11 p.m. Friday July 28 - Arnold'•· 9 a.m.-10 a.m.; BurUngham 10:80 11 30 am· Darwin 1!:30 a.m.: p.m.; ' .,Alfred, 2' p.m.: . p,m.-1:30 2:30 p.m.; Sumner, 8 p. m. • 3,.. 30 p.m.; Tuppers Plalnl, 4 p.m.5 p.m.; Chester (Kautz) &:30 p. m.-6:30 p.m.; State Garage 7 m.-8 p.m. of Columbus. Jobll home with his grandparents. Rev. Jolm Curry was charge of the Sunday service~ In the absence of Rev. GIU. Mrs. · Ruth HUt, Bruce BUiy HUt of Columbus on friends here Saturday· Town Flats • NO{e8 . · SoeJety O~d -&day .... ' July 28, 8 p·m., annual lnllpectiob. AU members asked to attend. Potluck m-UGIIT GARDEN Club will meet at 1 p.m. II the home of Mill. !Millikan, Butternut Ave., eroy, Mrs. .James wiU cooduct a workshop, bers are 1o lake Rower• CODI8lnen. . WILDWOOD GARDEN Club wlU meet at tbe Forest Run Methodist Church at 8 p, m, Wednesday for a workshop, Member& are to take .flowel's and containers, and cookies 1111dwiehes. · ROCK·~:;tsa.Y meet'ow acl!eduled· ""' n!ilbt · hal. beia . ·C81W81led. RIVERVIEW GARDEN wtU have a picnic and arranging workshop at S Thursday at the home of Harliss Frank. Mrs. Rutb of the Chester Gerden Club conduct l!lf ~· . FR . IDA. .,. · I M.IJI'BEII-DAUGIITER ban111e ~ Metlwdlst · Frld J Church will !!e bel4 ay, uly 28, al 8138 p.m. In I h e chnrch social rooms. · · MIDDLil:ROIT Wo m • n ' • CllrlstlBD Temperann Union will meet at 7:10 Fr!~ay night at the borne of Mrs. BettY . ANNUAL PICNIC of the Past Van Meter lnct Nicki. Mr and Mrs. Roger Jeffers and daughter, Pomeroy Route, &Dd S dr and Patty J•ffers of vl&ited Mr. ·and 11r1 Hilmer Icenhower. ,.;;;;;;;· ~-. . · · · Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell were Mr. and Mrs. James DaUey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson, Leonard 1 Blaine Mr. Gene Paul Congo and Mr.Dalley, and Mn. and famlly, Mr. Dale Lawson, local, Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Pow.JU of Reedsville and Evans. StivemUe. MlsoSandraBaUeyandm••••11 of COlumbus and Mrs. Neva Bailey of Racine visited Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter. • Hofbnan, W1 Sterner Barbarous American ..Sb.,or F 'tenrose J 0 b n The West. · ' 500 w t b Heritage from 1 e Press, Democracy in ' Fifty Stalel; Howe, Nutrl· lion for Practical Nurses; De Marls, Readings in Science and ~echnol ogy. . Hertzberg, Know Aboet Guns, Mayer • Browne, The Best of Viennese Cuisine· Jackson Folk· lore and Soeie~; wlsb,' The Negro Since Emancipation; The Development of France, 1870.1939, v. 2; _ Rubrics for a lkerman Prayers H mak ' F!tor~South:~~; Cartuth, Encyclopedia of American and Dates; Herllng, The Silverman, 'lbe Flat • Guitar "' "uide,· Walton, of Danger• KUmenko Rusin Pictures;' Sherlock,' West Zellcs, Friendship and Elsken, Sweet Life. .:ton of the~ parenlll , Mr· and..:....-" Mrs. Wlllfam GI'Ueser, Mlddl"'"'"• and Mr. and Mrs. llarvay New: land, Mason. Mr and Mrs Richard ()amr bers • .,,;,..... esls of were ......_. guHellclerMr. : :S:...~ Mt WBiu...,...:.~.... _ .....,· e-•• ...,.... at the Alfred Church Cl ud ,.___ ..._ ... ~ e '""~ew '" l'eCIIP' eraling at his Point Pleas&Dt home from a recent stroke. He ill the father of Frank Cheesebrew, Middleport. Mr. and lllrs. RiOOard RIIIsell and children, Marc, J.u Ano, and Kielb French, returned Sunday trom Nlapra Falls and Cedar PolnL ~· lllarles Finnegan • D d children, Karen, Jobn and P~, of Huntlngto Station, N. Y. are here vb!Hng her parents, Mr. d Mn Herman an · Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Milliron and Mr. an_d Mn. Earl MUlfnm of Circleville were Sundny guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harllld Sautr, Mary Ruth and Joy. Af!'. BDd Mrs. Wlllfam Demo,. key and family returned Sanday night after vacatlonlng 1 week at M,..Ue Beach.. ChambersSOJI of EvangeUne Chapter, of the Eastern Slar, will at s p.m. Friday at !he home of Mrs. Marion Freneh, Middleport. Members are to lake a covered dlllb and their H lib d DANCE PLANNED own table service. u an s A dance pa..... wtU be lie.ld will be guests. '' COMMUNITY Mot)ler-daugb- from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Wednester banquet will be bald at 6 p. day beside the Racine Home m Friday In the social ro 3rn ol Bank llllier .the apontur&'li~ ol ~ RuUand Metbodlat Church. the Rac'.ne High School Alumni Mrs. c. F. TompkinB of Pome- Ass. M~·Jic lor dancing will br r07 wiD be the guest soa1ker. provided by tb~ Bobem;WII. There wUl be special music. - ·- Those attending are lo take a .GIJ.I.D TO MEET covered dish and tbeir own The Women'• Guild wiD meet table. RoDs and beverages al8 p.on W•dnescla~ at the TrJ. will be provided. nily Ullitd Chureh of Cllri:r FOREST RUN Met!to~iRI with the .~oa:lg Adult Clan st. Church public Ice cream socmi the hrut·.js @rOup. Mrs. Bll • I:30 p.m. Friday at church: Perrin will be ~. cbat'ge tt.e Homemade pld. cake. An Y program using Cbristmal In SyrS:cu! rc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_..;::••;_;;;Jolm~•;;;"'~•~;;;;ch;;;ur;;;cb~m;;;;em~he~r;_w~l~ll~ta~•~c~or~.te~r.~Juloiyiii"iii3iiiSiiiher-:tl~·em~e.iiiiiiiiiii~ f · 'd This Is The Week 0 Our Storewl e I c I s I ·J u ,. earance a e E.rs=~=t~:::•car-,il ©OO&!riJ~~&~ I ! ' '• ,, • t' , •' . ., r ~ r , •,, • ,.. ' Visitors of Mr. Simon Powell were Mr. and Mra. Ktimy I'M· II a1n and chUdren, Columbus. Bernard Gainet..._Orvy Gainer and two l!r&ndchllal'ell and a friend of Hebron and Mrs. MildreD Turner and Jennie and James, local, also vlalted Mr. Powell. Ray Ouri painted the house II roof lor Homer Lovett. Mr. and Mra. Lee Layne painting lbelr heme. Mrs. Louise Van Meter had her home rel!llldeled and a bath Installed, a new roof on and gettln~ It oalnted out•lde. Mr. Emesl Brlwer did tbe •l, ;I ' • • ' ..., " .• I . l . . . •• ' ' ' '. . ,.; '. .• L' an or ear es Utility ··Owns Coal 'Fields For ·21/2 Million Kw Plant . ,:' 49 '!be Ohio Power Company to- schedule have not yet been de- Authoritative but !lllofliclal'I day revealed II Ills lakan up ternlined. 110urces di8Cioled tllat a a e w·· opUIJIIB 011 one of ·the lergesl 1"1\e ,tta ill about half-way be- plant at dleshlre if and when aites !or f1llare lnduatrlal u. tw~ GaUipoU. and Pojneroy buUt may resemble ID size and panJjo~ In the · history of tb.t ak11!1 Stale Route 7. D ill adja- general desCriptiOn AEP's plant . Galllil · Meigs area. ceni to and upriver from the at Moundsville, w. Vt.; the 1.11· Ttie company aaid 11 q, b11 Kypr Creek plant of tha mllll~a\'!; $200 million purchiiSed about 750 acres , 10111 Ohio. Valley Corp., and im· Mllcheljo Pla!lll the Oblo Rivtr nefl' aesblrt me4\lltelY downriver from ,the Grooild l\'IIS ~o. for that for !IDSSlble development In the v!Uaae of Ch~hire. The Mel~l plant May 18. D is destined to future 81 ·the lite· of a major Cbulltf Une IS about I> 1111Ie be one of the nati111'1 principal ~fe!ric power gell$'atlng sta- north of Cheshire. steam •. elecll'lo power plants. · . It Is bemg hull! by Appalacbi- , lion. . . , Mi. Prentlu explained . that, an Power, a subsidiary of AEP, A; N. Preatlaa1 Oldt Po• _"The a~uls!Uon of the Site ~ as is Olllo Power. er pttlldoal, •old· Ia Caatoa 10 keepmg wii!J the company 8 Announcement of the· firm's ' the !lflUU7 owoa COil raones ,pl1n1 for wurlnt future inle!ltlon to build the Mitchell tWelltCill lleld) 1rt the a r ea ,growth and clevelopmant.. "It is plint came leSs t1i1iD n1n e lhal Qbuld be llll!lcletJt Ill imJlll!'lsnt .In our .plannmg of IIIDlltbs afler President C o ok , 1Jrovlde 1!1 eeGIIOIIIIe aoace majol power facUlties lo slay bad disclosed plans 1o hulld ol fuel fol • po:w-r plhl ., ahead of the steady growth In such a power slatl011 111 West lite !1>, IDillloa Wewall ranp. e~lc energy utlllsallon In Virginia to utlllsa that llate's · No,clelalis of when ant! what! Ohio, relocate, and oblaln the vail coal resources. kind 'of ' plant IDiiY be .built on ·best. sllel we can so tha~ tl)er The Mitchell plant ill expect. · tha site ean be alUIDIIlleed now, wiD .be avaUable whell needed. ' eel to consume U·miUion tons 1 II was slated. However, unofflCo 11 .also ·waa noted that, "This of coal annually, to be furriish181 sources of the Ohio· Pilwer 11 tile third, or one of three eel by Consolidation Coal T h 1 Com~anr Indicated to this new.- major. land parcels now avail- bnt· of Its two IOO,IJOO.I<w tur- . paper the plant Would .''Loot ,alii• to tbe oompaniea of the bln&-~enerator unlll fa schedol- I Hke"an4 be comparable to tht , Apierican Electric Power sya- ed for commercial operati011 111 · new g~eratlng sla~ 1111-"j'"''' for power planl localiolll! lt70; tbe second, In lr/L MGjl~dav .• ·~ . , W. y~., beinl bUilt .• ~til ~· 'II liiiMI stretch of the TBE ;~GisT ~Y APHJI.Iilllall• Pq!Ver ~.. 1 O!W) River;" . . Mltcbsll illll: be the large' SIJbsldl~, like.Obi' Power, of The othe,r two are Appalach- pll!lll 011 !be seven-state AEP Al.;!~i&l . I!:IKtrie . PowJt .ill Power.•a ,,Appte Gme~ite SYitem and':one of the 1~ IA\!:Pl. . . . 191i!!'. pt ~- ·P~aant, and unlo Iinvestor • owned. po-w« lllatlq , ; ~io:J>o)Ver. ~ lbe ~ - ~ · pp~~f -~I!Clnt &ct.. ~·telin the nation. If wtU feature' 1 ' ·-~ tlliliitj. ~· If!:_-~· wt,t ·!" ~ : ·, -:o' , · , .. C{loh!lnlled. II!' ~-- tl . 1 I ¥1 ·~ ~ -,,, . MO;NTftEAL (UPI)~French President Charl111 de Gaulle, angel!ed by • l'ljluke from the Canadian governmenl over his con¥ o~ his vflit here, deeided lo cell off a IC!Ieduled tftp to, Ottawa .and to reiUtb to Paris iller today. · ,De Gaulle had been I!Chednted to go to Ottawa this afternoon and to confer Thursday Dlomlnt 'llltli .<;anadlan Prime Mlnlater Lc!ster P~ and his cabinet. P~ Tueaday Dight Issued a ·~temenl sharply' eritlcal of D GauUe'a ajleeches .exhorting Freqch eanacilan natfonallsm wbtrh he h•rt , Pearson 181cllbat l!fn""• wu a~ free llld did not need Fr~!~fe lo liberate bi!r. A..preaa omcer in De Gaulle'a PBI'IY announced abruptly this momlng that, tha president · . • ' for. 1lflt*. llwlst would .relljrn to Paril by plane this afternoon. * IJKE MITCFiEU. ·- Authoritative but l!nofflclal Slllll'Ces·sald today • new·!l6w· er plant, for which acqUisition the site at Cheshire is announced to~y, will reo semble in site .. and design the giant Mitchell plant near Moundsville W, Va. now under construction by the Appalachian Power Co., subsidiary of AEP. Above is · an artist's conception of the Mitchell plant. A sta~tmeqt ·by De Gaulle replying 1o Pearson WIIS JZpeCt. ed before bla departure, ne Gaullt louchad off . an uproar in Canada Monday nJght at his reception 1 t the Montreal City HaD when he shouted the slogan "VIve le Quebec libre" (Long live free QUebec). II Is DETROIT (UPI)+The look in shipment of butter pecan. Immediately. He was altoved they provoke another, rlol." WI! lllniDIId • • .... ";;'"'--......::~~~=~~~~~~=·~=--~:,.~~ the rallying cry of t be a Negro man's eye~ told me A worried-looking, middle- roughly inlo the back aeat and Conlon aald. &lalu:e 111 our dlrtuello. . rw-o~~•nl lllli.t~•DAY: ~A;- separatists who wood split the Tuesdayhowablackghettocan ~ged Negro man told na. handculfedtothedoorpost. . Ugly Scene · wtthtbatbetbMt . ..lillllf " 80 per cent French speaking espinde. Thmgs have calmed down a Like a cloud passing over the The dnml: was shout!" bll rifle Into. b • .. . . ,fe111pera1ure1 111 Oldo w10 province of Quebec from the It was a case of what Negroes lot. I think the worst ls over." sun, the mood of the c:owd curses and threats from the amashedt be llullctlllli Netro 11. ..... a~ bolow iarmal ,._ n!malnder of Canada. ' call pollee brutality. Treublemeker Arrlvet changed. Knoll of grim faeed hack seat of the squad eat. priloner lD the ,.._,b . . \JiUU ~. o.-gli tloaday w1t • Pollee stupidity might be a At this point, a Negro man Negros gathered on ooarby A short, lhlcknecbd wblte ap1n aDd 111 tile IIpPer 7fl nd .Aller a cablnel meelillll and better label. who had evidently been drll1klng street comers. city policeman In riot be~ Jllll Ibm , 0:. .,..._ Ia ntitlr to the 111141 ~ of deUberaUon, _Pearson The tensions In the hear! of beavliy began h~ng the For so~ unfathomable rea- yeUid back, "Shut up." At lowud • wltb 1111 dill • 111 aoutll ad Iowa 111 tilt Tues4af' replied bluntly that De Detrclt's rlol zone, 12th Street ice cream parlor crowd. We son. the squad car did aot move partlntlji the , prisoner 111841 and auggealed, , . ; . . .h ,Damagea estimated at lo1t 111. Gaulle should stay out · of Clalrmount, had perceptive- didn't get there In lime to l\t'ar away, Soon there were reven some obscene reference to the !bat we ''Move 1111 • • , plarae • were cailllell•bv fire to·an . 11!Jo!er onr the . . .eild. Canadnlnternal affalrl. ly lessened Tuesday afternoon. what be WIIS saying. But scout cars and about IS rifle pollceman's ancestry," AI wewalbd tnr1fJ J t pU cup~ and ulitumlshed house 'bltered llnllldetsbowers The biggest crowd UPI specla!!Jr• told us be was tr)'ing wielding pollca facing a solid "You can't u11 my mother into lite 81'1:111•.._. ... ~ay nig~t on · the Happy 'lliaraday and aPia latunlaJ but sullen crowd of ·about 100 tha~ you black hasta~d. 1 won't w11o bad watdlld IIIII tplt Ia"' ' 1reP.<Jrler -Mike Conlon and 1 had to stir qp trouble. Hollow Road Ill; Saaday will average a. i encountered was Uned up Pplice from one . of the persons. , , kill you in front of 111e1.e • 1 1 aaw weat 1 1111 ·· 0 · · lll!lad OBH!Wtar IDcll i oullljde an ice cream parlor numerous blue &quad cars "In l!eaven's name why don't newspaper reporlerl 11ut rn towards nplalniiJI ._.a .W , 1which, had just rect!Jved ~.fresh patromng·Ute area arrest'ld him theY eel hiD! out ol here before shut l cur mouth," the police- ghetto ean 'ljiiM& ~ ;-n:::lljlqse · · ' ft . ' * Arrest, Beating, Kindle Hatred in Ghetto * * ... H By E. es I'n .,. ' a·1.Area. ........ Rur .OUse·. their arrlvll. ..-m.· · , and Two 1'orke~ epo~ ~ Soutbel'll · ·'·: ucaped aert. llaln,t., In .~laqlmoDDj p~ . i.llttdliepori 'Ne8!lly 1 ~~~~ · on ~ POiBt ' 1(t:r ·...... ;.......:........ · .,OM: it_... ' ·~ G3Ulle lteliuk ed~ DETROIT (UPI)- Negro sniper &qUills WJiel JW! rllla war early today agalrist the Army, Natlo!il GU11!iJ and police. Taoka rumbled tbrough the ab:lll& Mat'+'+ gun fire erackled. The death toll rose. . . Authorities seized eolltrol of the r=fllal' riot zone held by snipers for houre ~~~ortJt'- ...,. but.proclaimed' no victory. ·· · , The snipers simpltfpped shol>!-'1111• ~ It rest today before launc af dark a I011rtlf lillbhf • 110n, looting aDd bloodshe . . . '1\e battleground, where BD Wunl from c,r,l·~-I a autOmatic weapon trlggen!d by deputy clefei.i .t.· I f · ... anlpers wu ar.swmed by now . elvillla, 1· at machine ·gunS, was only four about 5,000 federal Pttllll~U#J.S miles from downtown Detroit. here, that "lliele .... IN illt The death toll rose. under eoullol." Paratroopera nlllled Iii to Three Newro men were found reinforce auardamen 1114 pollee. shot to death early today ·in 1 Guardamell i1lot ltld ldlJed motel. But pollee said they were two men w11o fri11t1 It cnib a far fro~ certain the daalhs roaAJclct 'l'!lledaF· • ·A were cmmeeled with Delrolt's looter will JbOf racial outbreak. Guanllmen and Plllet 11M Gaards111011 UIHier Siege tbey were "+ool'lll Slllpen altacked a NatiDnal thai movea." Guard command post with an '11le oflldal dealh • 111111 to automatk: wll'apoft, A motel 31 and lite tri!aHir!al iilllllt' Wll along an expressway dividing near .,, It - ~ llltiGI\'f. .the llltf• west and. Ctlllt'll ., . . . • . •!if .llf ,,... .. ' ihd W81 ll!lder altp ilif if :~ lit ·. · minutes and a ftlll8ll was "fa"W'ni·WWc. a~"ie 111111· · · .nied. deadiJ. . ' . AI least one polioonan was Other . . killed. A foUr-year-old Negro Rlclal l'io'm!:* iltpiG!Iell Iti slrl was shot and kliied. Many other M!ehlpe· dttls ,_..., policemen and guardamea were n!gbt. Ill '*I' · a, a dlr cl WOUDded. Six children were 10,000 .about • iiillll iiDrlr at woqnded. here. po~ •bl!t&id Keett 'lbe bailie raged on dsplfe OON'.I'J!N1Ia) 011 filj I .....,.t 1 lUi~ pot1111btl IIQI'tera of the Morey Mira OhiO · Negro ,.Sniper Squads Wage GUerrilla War ' ' ~..;']$ · ~in I Me:;: on M~. Mrs. ~lll:.tlllltl Jobll•ton ' . '" ··) ·' '· 11 by,.:~:u!'-:!:•:rled. House Pa·lnt IIi.e .E , R . ' F· eallo,~ . '·'•' '• ' ' \ ~ '• ' I ' ' Mis · S BU'.C,k $6.69 GAL. SJRED . SA~~·N ·~"" " " """ " ' " "'' .$5•20 $2.15 QT. SPIED SAJII ·." ':" '" " ' '•'" " ' ·" " SALE $1 •7.0 ' . wort. • $2.50 QT. sPRED UJSTiE .,...................... S4lE $1.~0 Mrs. LouiS~! Van Me•er , -' . ,, II. ::0 ::_ ~::~011 ~: $2.70 QT. X.PERJ .~QQI' rl~~C ~: .... ~ ....... SAQ $2.10 rov Friday. $8.9.5 .· 1GAL. I.P . LiUt.·I» PWtiC .. :.. ···.... SALI . . . $6.15 Mrs. Erllla Johnlllotl of \!In-· II :,:~u~ta~~r.·;~n!:' $7.•~ GAL~ . ,~OJ~P'L ~ SALE $5.90 ~Mrtheand~~ \$f.~i . Qt, , f\0~ '"" ':'"" "'" '" ~ ~ ;.. ' SALE $1.80 alo~~. a~ Mrs. Jjale . ·. wHITj FO(IR ' ,fl."'' SAJE $1.15 QUART and rhfldnm -• . . . e.. 'l'1'' tile' ' , ' r ' ' '' · New I Titles ed b Re eas Eddy Educator no- ·_rost No I m n making payments., use a Checking • .. ·e ·;. ·. .. '' , ' :t i!'or the most convtiiient method of . '• ' i ,. p,:,"· i ., . ·. aoc: CHECKMATES ., •• Oau of Mrs. Clyde AUenswortli•. wltl . · E.U.B. Onlrcli has spent !be past three~ •·-'ed th --~·. .,i '"'"' ., . of Mrs. Jolm at Alexandria, Va.,herrefllnlil , ... . - ..ada -'th Ao;,..._ of ...a.o~ al•dioU, tiDv lace, and she """-' , ;l e, ,....e, Baskets and with ......, · :oppecl with wbllti gat- For .her weddinC trip 10 · . , • boDie Mon Y "' ......,.,porn ~:~ by .seven bl:anch deolas and carnations.. '!be :B\- treaL 'Canal!&. tha bride . · Wo~m! . ·.· Yrs. Be·~ Bu$, pres!- ter, Mrs. James ~~ 1'?.:...'::bra deCorated the aJ. ble was a gift lo the bl'lde ed jDto a ·mint ~ .ol, ¥d'~ge ;of tbe meeting Krjslin, J'muner, and )I e......... • First on. from her !alba;. · . ·· · · dreal with bell-lhapecl ·· lor •Tueaday , lfhlch oPened With 11'9Dp slog- and Miss Susan Johnson. T • Jar of the~urch 10 r Mills Joanna Marie K au f I, Sjle white , postpooecl. . of ':Count YOJII' Blessings" llartlnger family :::;: : TONIGHT '-"'l· o. ~ ~g of Miss L 1n d a Point Pleasant, w. Va.. 8m'8d the gilrdeltlas from her UDIES AUIIUary of recitation of the .28rd week ~ere ~AlellantlrfL COl, Jul~ 115 TONIGHT, July 25 Je':mwKauff, Middleport, to Cpl. as ~ maid of hcnor. 9le wore lloucjuet. Webster Polit 39, Prayer was by Mrs. otbetr ;neill · scheduled to . reo "TORH CURTAIN" Woll Dlono'(o James Richard :Miller, !latfon- a mmt green dress with ma~ A 111!15 graduate cif MId d glon. will Weeb. :::m:Om Vietnam In DecemPaul Newn\an, Julie Andrews "THI ABSENT MINDID eel at the Marine Corpl Air Sla- tng veil and carried .a bouqUet port 111gb School, the new Mrs. ~· at lbe ball. New Tile wonder bax dqnated by ber. ~PLUS.... I'ROFESSQR" lion, Beaufort, s. c. .of white daisies. Serving u but Miller is emplO)"ed fD the will lle IDitallecl and an mem- Mrs. Marlene WUson was won "'RIDES OP DRACULA" (TeeJmlcolorl "THESH~Y DOG" . I man for the bridegroom wu his cbas!Dg Department at 0 hI life asked·lo atlelld. by Mrs. Edward Bowen. '!be Weekend guesl8 of Mr. 1114 (Tecltnlcolorl The bride IS the claUihter o father. ' Unlverslly, Athl!lll. Cpl. meetlilg closed with a reading, Mrs. Fratcill OVerturf ol BradWIDNISDAY, THURSDAY Fred MacMurray Mr. and Mrs. Harolcl Eugene For her da~ter s wedding, has served In the u. s. -~ : ~OFcre~ "A Morning Prayer." bury were !llr. and Mrs. Paul • AND FRIDAY : July 26-27,28 Nan~ 01••• Kauff, Race st., Middleport, and Mrs. Kauff was m a y e II ow hi aduallon from '"" OVerturf and cllildren, Butch "ARABESQUE" R"!f.~~~~~';' .~.~Jf:& Cpl. Miller is the son ol. Mr. sheatb with a lace coat. ·She ~nee rt ~ School In clay, July II at &:10 p.m.. ' Refreshmenta · l'ere served and Melodie, of ·columbus, and Greeory Sophia and Mrs. Myron R. M1ller, wore white accenories and a epo the Chesler Fire House. I c by Mrs. '8mllb ,.na Miss ~e. lllr. and Mrs. Raloh Durst and P.eek Loren Wodnosdoy ond Thundoy Third Ave., Middleport. feathered carnation corsage, Guests at tile cream, cake and pie wiU vieve Stobl!lt tq U members daughter, Mary Ann, Galllpoo -PLUS"HIVIR TO LATI" July 26-27 Th R 8 .... R•-lt white tipped with yellow. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold sold. , . and a guest, Mrs. Gertrude lls. Paul COnnie NOT OPEN e ev. ow..,. ......- ·•· suit with son ' Jack ' Mr· IUid Mrs· _ _ _ _ _, offi lated at the double ring miller wore an aqua PAST MATRONS, l'omerqy ""••les """' ·. • · Mrs. WiDiam Grueser an d ford Stevens I _ _...;...;.... Teehnicolor cer:mony read at 10:30 a.m. oo white accessorits and a cor· ron R. Miller, Mrs. Olapter OES, home of Thelma ' daughter, Debbie, have retum.:;...................i;;;;;;;;;;l s urd July 8 Nuptial mu· sage of yellow JlClDI pom1. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Murray, Mason, 6 p.m. Tuesday · ed after a vlslt In Columbus ay, "dec!. by Mrs Lil· A reception was held follow- Middleport; and Mr. and Mn. July 25. for annual picnic. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay. c was provl . lng the wedding at the borne John R. Kauff, Point Pleasant The•· 'Dined bY Mrs Jay !ian Steill of the bridegroom. Ta~le dec- w. Va. Othm at the . LADIES AUXILIARY y Mrs~;~ Miller, and Mrs: Given 1n marriage by her orations featured an arrange- were Cpl. Qulncey Aleshire, Amerlc&D Legion Post. William Russell for a trip lo father, the bride was attired ment of pink !Wl!l!theart roses Miss Linda Logan, Mrs. day, July 25• 8 p.m. poll Mansfield to visit Mr. and Mill. . ballerina length dress of and white canuillons with pink Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles PotlUck refreshments. Mr. Eddy Educator. Meigs Donald Fox :hi~ satin, fashioned with a tapers. Mrs. Homer Russell pre- ~usseU, and Mrs. Dorothy MOJ'o Bookmobile service, has ~leas- Don G~er &lid his fiancee, · fitted bodice and long sleeves sided at the coffee service, ns. Wednllday the foUowlng new bOOks, Mlss Hllrvletta Newland, of Cowhich came to polnlll over her Mlss Kauff served the punch, Cpl. and Mn. Mlller fi'Slde RACINE GRANGE 2802 We<!· Amidon, lmprovmg ~~~- lumhus were weekend suests -------·.1 MEIGS THEATRE \ ' Kauff-Millen ~·ddil'lg·. • . .. .' ' I NATION'S TQP EDITPk$ SP~K OUT -··--·----- Deeprooted Sources of Violence Must Go � 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. 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