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We expect to he In produc- and that delivery to the power Uon during the first week In .plant will be made by oonvoyor September," Mr. Stlnllel said, syotem. "and under tenn• ol a ten year "Wben In lull produciton, Jii'O' contract, we will oupply a l x bably by tale October, we wUI million tons of mal to tile 1,100,· employ 7> people," Mr. S~Jn¥•1 000 kilowatt Pblllp Sporn ol•c· added, "and Roy P. SlrnmGnJ, trle generating plant, Jointly of New Havl'll, hss been nalned owned b,V ApPJia<hlan P>wer to llUJI"rvlae all oporltkiNI II Company and Olllo Power Com- the lite." "' 11\ ' ~ '• Tl Tl . . •' ,. I' . ·~ .. ' ,. ' . ~ -. . ,.. .~ .... ""'""'•'•.. ' ' . ~ 'I Tl l ' 0: ~ ' ,,. ""' -,..* . . .I. j • . WASHJNGTON (UPI)--Sen. ''President Jobn!lon ot that a tax ~ntreasa likely would 8plli'OIImately 1M Ji,ijllhiH'. · WOllam Prosmlre, ehalrman of advisers bave made a eaae not jake effect unW January proposed by the PI Ulu. · :. the joint Oongresslonal Eeonom- a Ill tacrease" · and · uld and that the "eeoiiOiille llllllook "We are eGIWIP•·tl!lt !It le CGmmlttee, today joined raducllon In federal expend~- lor two year• ~InC JIIUI8· failure to suppirt al!llllilli 1•• Houae RepubUean leader Gerald lure! iJ a better a.uwer. ry 1 eanoot be clearly loreteen at tills lime liwltell · tlie ~ R. Ford in urging tbe Johnson "A tu Increase could hit the by econol!llsts with the clearest c:ertalnty of pll\llnC our ll!loild admlnistra~on to cut book economy at the wrong crystal ball." ll!Vernmelll back Into ~ federal expenditures enough to Ford said. .... market to_.~ IUCil ·• In ..~ House WBY• "'•. .. means money ~~--t•·• ,....,. , avo ld a t- . erease. u. k In •·• vtsl ~---Itt hU .... ,.,,,.. IUDli· ... . J1101111 ·nll7 spo e a u:'le on \ANJ&III ee, meanw e, was ... - ... Proxmirt, I n a prepared Interview (Issues and contlnulnt! hearlnp today on Interest rates would .... Senate spee<>b, said the Pr... -ABC). the admlnl!tratron'• tax propo- : . : :!,•ne Jell' . , !dent could easUy trim hls "I would not vote for a sals. "Agrlelllture 1a In 110 pollll'c. budget requens to • point lnereoe based on the jusllfi<B· 'lbe National Grange, In a to accept that lOri of .~ where a tn ln<rease would be uon or atte,gpled justi!lealion atstomen! made public priot to Uve." unnecessary. 111ade by the President." bearlnga, !Bld it sup- Above adv m 1:111 ·a.m. EDT Ford !aid Sunda~ that neither Prounlre also the tax Jncreaoe "In today WORLD I ' . . ·VOL XX NO. 95 ". ::I - I I 'I ' Ii' ' ,.. ! I l. I I l' rI Beat of The Bend 11 Convictions Recorded in Court Activity I 1 :' I '• ' ' ,~ l. ,. I ' 11 F ~- ' ·• 'I'' f .I '' \ lj !!J9 'NONDE~l IT'$ .' I ' " i ..,.;, ' IT 5nJCI< INA~! l J " L, l .I I. ',. 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Still T lsBv• 0 . ' ·t&O,OOO lo • ode N t Abu To h . ·gerlsa Memorial is onda ,A . . rui7whl hom ' 1tra yan 1 ·· They ·re - - I. .v bO<t ., J l S'! t ! on ·ooo ooo ooo oo- o 4 oIHsh.bgr, ,I' 000 000 000 01- I ' 2 II g n (10) an ,.. ' ' 7) a on ( 10), ~· . U ion cr "" 000 000 ooo- 0 5 0118 002 1101- 2 . 7 Ri ) once in- o ra- B , las, ) ur ). J ) 000 110 4 ' 100 .000 ooo- 1 2 1 . ',. ! ; ',, • . .. I ames. �,....,' F' . ' • '>: I : ' ' I• I' \ I ;I I .' ' ·• .' .j(' . Ott8 '· N ppl Gr v Pa olPro 5 S ie I eontrol ·- - - - TerrifiC p oorll • I e ByF" I .s to spent 1 r di1 er hr a ann! and unc t and f•mII> r Wol , MAX nopp pent a ek p!lrl. Iowa. ·~d I ' rae \ P sey a . and 1 son, Ste r Newcumbe-rlan ,. Mr 'c' '1 .' i, f, .,~ f1 t, M . and Graha son. Jimmt .port , P<J . lh, M . and Mr . Tr, m Wi li.itm and dl I or Ch rlest Thur~dn~ ·1 ~<W vi~1l 1 rl wif 1 arnchil· v ., L ur 1 ipping. r 11nd :~ 1 . I· H Ire' t.." Mr . Hayman and f t r, 1 . '. 3 at • t Of • , M . M •. I PWOOd r s 1 hart vi tlnR ,'' he 1 !I Pa y Ta 99 thlfl ' Honal Br · h o '' �,....,' F' . ' • '>: I : ' ' I• I' \ I ;I I .' ' ·• .' .j(' . Ott8 '· N ppl Gr v Pa olPro 5 S ie I eontrol ·- - - - TerrifiC p oorll • I e ByF" I .s to spent 1 r di1 er hr a ann! and unc t and f•mII> r Wol , MAX nopp pent a ek p!lrl. Iowa. ·~d I ' rae \ P sey a . and 1 son, Ste r Newcumbe-rlan ,. Mr 'c' '1 .' i, f, .,~ f1 t, M . and Graha son. Jimmt .port , P<J . lh, M . and Mr . Tr, m Wi li.itm and dl I or Ch rlest Thur~dn~ ·1 ~<W vi~1l 1 rl wif 1 arnchil· v ., L ur 1 ipping. r 11nd :~ 1 . I· H Ire' t.." Mr . Hayman and f t r, 1 . '. 3 at • t Of • , M . M •. I PWOOd r s 1 hart vi tlnR ,'' he 1 !I Pa y Ta 99 thlfl ' Honal Br · h o '' �' . .. ,.. I ' \' ;, . ' ' i ., . ~ ' . ~:·. ' ,\ .' . /!u;:lile. 'fi-'tt .· . -~ AN' '{O'I$, AN' AH'I.I. W~-t'f···~ HE TESTS OUT TO BEING LITTLE BETTER THANA MORONI! ' , __,.~ ~~ ~\:11 \T:l "'·. ··~la'tl* .. f.f ";"it;1· I• ART SANSOM . '' •• ,, WINNII WIMKLI lv IRANNII ; :<e 6EE ,MOM. ACT5 MORe LIKE A 1.0$ER 'JHAN A WINNER! • O• 0 1iM:n '. ··d ''·;~ -~,- YOU SE£, lUVABLE, EVERYOIJE JIJ kARATE GETS ClA~SIFrEO ACCORDl/JG: TO ~ HO\lJ GOOD THEY ARE • .' ~~ ! r .. I'M A 'BLACK· BElT' COWARD I ...___, __ · ' )~ ... lr ltiNt Wui:Jbin ~nitched on u,; when we' tool\ . the . .. ' ·· cookie~! -· ---- ----· - ~. FNI&I~ FRECK! U AND til! ~----'----- ----..:.~=---.....;.;~IL SfRVI~[ '' " "I~DOUR 'GoLD Sf~IK1' ENDED IN 1 A e!& 1. ~~0 . 'l>if NU~ ~ E r W~ t:QUND 1'J"''' W OUT ~o B~ A 60cD FtlLIN& ~~0"· A 6U'fS TOOl'/4 · WWE LE~VI'IG I·::? ,•, . , lr MERRILL lll,OSSER .' . . !5 SLbW ~oRE. IN lf\E ~001-)000.:S ..' LITTLE ORPHAU ANN~t. ' · I HeRE TODAY. " I . ·r .', .•.: :-r 1 1 , '~ I I . . ~ I .. GRA~ By HARQLD .. 0 ', ' (. ; • • ' :. • '/~A\-1 ' I WHAT K~OW 'I' MeAl·! ! TROUBLE , [VER'I.IJ~E~l ! I · o~ "O ~ovrf s£:~!\'0,' · YOu ' LI KE THAT, tT SESM£ UK£ \T U£ EO :r·es: 'iO w4'<1 MAt-ri :-r j M ~ 'OE~C,j<E! ; ,1 • !: ·r n__,r_._..c~c '\ I · " .. '· . .,, .. ., . u iI 1 SHE 11)1.§ BU661NQ ME AGAIN ABOOT 61VIN6 UP IIII&ANKET , 6().~ PtiT IT TO HER STRAI6fff• ..- ,.,, Rem t t .t I' ~I I . 'l .~ ' +' 4 ROOM APARTMENT FURNISHED, al•o 6 room non,. """'Y decorated. Phon• •92 36$8. a Z4 LtC t ROOM t•ntumtshl!d apanmenl 1D Pomeroy. Pb. t!J2.53D. II IS tlr ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St.-M..on W. Vo. . . • W•tch Por the Arrival of e TOUR-A-HOME e TRUCIC CAM~EI ' $795.00 up :',,f 1 · · ~~~ \ . -~ · ... .s:.iJ .. , ' , I ~ ' !a ............. . ' I ·~ \ ' I \ ... , I . . •· tna.... fl9Z..\262. I 22 tfC ' Llghtwe!pi·Pidl·UP ONE OF Pomeroy's bttl.er :· •,~......-~..,.--.,....,.,: 1 homes - al ;o 3 room rur- : FOR ,SALE-:-1951 Cbevrolet ' nlshed tparlmrnt. lll!'l1ace I Impala 24oor hardtop. 348 't heal, out of all ~looda. two . cu in. v.a motor, atandard 1 bloch from Post Office. pri· abift. In good condition and ; vate parking Avallabl• Sept. pricod lo sell. See Phtl Swln· ; 7 19 tic ; I and Oct. 4. C~ll 992-lm be- dell. lw?en 10 a m. and 7 p. m. ·~ 11 tNIJ """'h'- "PIIU .erj1 a 18 tfc olce. all IV~ a-:llll4 ROOM- furnished houso in 1111 fo'lt'o >;nno l'omml• DAILY OBYP'l'OQUOTI:- Hare'a how to nit It: · Pomeroy, Phone Mrs. Howard ~utn.•rized Sln2er Slllel ano All'fDLaA.t.lla l,;ecij, ,. -· I 111 llr WANTED WAITRESSES- CAR HOPS- GENERAL KITCHIN HELP No Experience Necessary. We Will Tr1in Y01,1. · APPLY IN PERSON. ' ,. II LOIIOI'JJLLOW 1 On• letltr limply olando tor ...lber. In IIIIa ....,pie A 14 111t4 for tho lllrH 1/o, X tor tllo two O'o, etc, lllnr;le litton, apootropbiet, the lenrth and formation of, the wor~ are all blnt& day tho code !etten lrC! dlffonml. A (lrJploJnM qaola!M .JDYLI RDQLT, -DKK'I)'G w\~L SD ,C Cl) YI,WBC XL CD XL .' ' R!AIIY·MIJ ·~me ec1 ;i'~h· to Jour . and Fin\ 1ad. Pblal Davl•. Sr .• Ex. j ii~~~:~:;;P,I~~'~ ot S~rah Phil~ l '. ' '' ., \ "' ly RALfoH HEIMOAML . ' ' ., ., ' ! .~· L 'J BBTLGRCDDT . IVRTL -rl&l"o Cmloq..l•: BUREA UCIIAC}' Ill ~ GIAJI';' )IIIICHAN!Siol OPERATED BY I'YOMIES.-HvNORiol 1)1: BALZAC Crow's Steak House ·. ,. I ' �' . .. ,.. I ' \' ;, . ' ' i ., . ~ ' . ~:·. ' ,\ .' . /!u;:lile. 'fi-'tt .· . -~ AN' '{O'I$, AN' AH'I.I. W~-t'f···~ HE TESTS OUT TO BEING LITTLE BETTER THANA MORONI! ' , __,.~ ~~ ~\:11 \T:l "'·. ··~la'tl* .. f.f ";"it;1· I• ART SANSOM . '' •• ,, WINNII WIMKLI lv IRANNII ; :<e 6EE ,MOM. ACT5 MORe LIKE A 1.0$ER 'JHAN A WINNER! • O• 0 1iM:n '. ··d ''·;~ -~,- YOU SE£, lUVABLE, EVERYOIJE JIJ kARATE GETS ClA~SIFrEO ACCORDl/JG: TO ~ HO\lJ GOOD THEY ARE • .' ~~ ! r .. I'M A 'BLACK· BElT' COWARD I ...___, __ · ' )~ ... lr ltiNt Wui:Jbin ~nitched on u,; when we' tool\ . the . .. ' ·· cookie~! -· ---- ----· - ~. FNI&I~ FRECK! U AND til! ~----'----- ----..:.~=---.....;.;~IL SfRVI~[ '' " "I~DOUR 'GoLD Sf~IK1' ENDED IN 1 A e!& 1. ~~0 . 'l>if NU~ ~ E r W~ t:QUND 1'J"''' W OUT ~o B~ A 60cD FtlLIN& ~~0"· A 6U'fS TOOl'/4 · WWE LE~VI'IG I·::? ,•, . , lr MERRILL lll,OSSER .' . . !5 SLbW ~oRE. IN lf\E ~001-)000.:S ..' LITTLE ORPHAU ANN~t. ' · I HeRE TODAY. " I . ·r .', .•.: :-r 1 1 , '~ I I . . ~ I .. GRA~ By HARQLD .. 0 ', ' (. ; • • ' :. • '/~A\-1 ' I WHAT K~OW 'I' MeAl·! ! TROUBLE , [VER'I.IJ~E~l ! I · o~ "O ~ovrf s£:~!\'0,' · YOu ' LI KE THAT, tT SESM£ UK£ \T U£ EO :r·es: 'iO w4'<1 MAt-ri :-r j M ~ 'OE~C,j<E! ; ,1 • !: ·r n__,r_._..c~c '\ I · " .. '· . .,, .. ., . u iI 1 SHE 11)1.§ BU661NQ ME AGAIN ABOOT 61VIN6 UP IIII&ANKET , 6().~ PtiT IT TO HER STRAI6fff• ..- ,.,, Rem t t .t I' ~I I . 'l .~ ' +' 4 ROOM APARTMENT FURNISHED, al•o 6 room non,. """'Y decorated. Phon• •92 36$8. a Z4 LtC t ROOM t•ntumtshl!d apanmenl 1D Pomeroy. Pb. t!J2.53D. II IS tlr ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St.-M..on W. Vo. . . • W•tch Por the Arrival of e TOUR-A-HOME e TRUCIC CAM~EI ' $795.00 up :',,f 1 · · ~~~ \ . -~ · ... .s:.iJ .. , ' , I ~ ' !a ............. . ' I ·~ \ ' I \ ... , I . . •· tna.... fl9Z..\262. I 22 tfC ' Llghtwe!pi·Pidl·UP ONE OF Pomeroy's bttl.er :· •,~......-~..,.--.,....,.,: 1 homes - al ;o 3 room rur- : FOR ,SALE-:-1951 Cbevrolet ' nlshed tparlmrnt. lll!'l1ace I Impala 24oor hardtop. 348 't heal, out of all ~looda. two . cu in. v.a motor, atandard 1 bloch from Post Office. pri· abift. In good condition and ; vate parking Avallabl• Sept. pricod lo sell. See Phtl Swln· ; 7 19 tic ; I and Oct. 4. C~ll 992-lm be- dell. lw?en 10 a m. and 7 p. m. ·~ 11 tNIJ """'h'- "PIIU .erj1 a 18 tfc olce. all IV~ a-:llll4 ROOM- furnished houso in 1111 fo'lt'o >;nno l'omml• DAILY OBYP'l'OQUOTI:- Hare'a how to nit It: · Pomeroy, Phone Mrs. Howard ~utn.•rized Sln2er Slllel ano All'fDLaA.t.lla l,;ecij, ,. -· I 111 llr WANTED WAITRESSES- CAR HOPS- GENERAL KITCHIN HELP No Experience Necessary. We Will Tr1in Y01,1. · APPLY IN PERSON. ' ,. II LOIIOI'JJLLOW 1 On• letltr limply olando tor ...lber. In IIIIa ....,pie A 14 111t4 for tho lllrH 1/o, X tor tllo two O'o, etc, lllnr;le litton, apootropbiet, the lenrth and formation of, the wor~ are all blnt& day tho code !etten lrC! dlffonml. A (lrJploJnM qaola!M .JDYLI RDQLT, -DKK'I)'G w\~L SD ,C Cl) YI,WBC XL CD XL .' ' R!AIIY·MIJ ·~me ec1 ;i'~h· to Jour . and Fin\ 1ad. Pblal Davl•. Sr .• Ex. j ii~~~:~:;;P,I~~'~ ot S~rah Phil~ l '. ' '' ., \ "' ly RALfoH HEIMOAML . ' ' ., ., ' ! .~· L 'J BBTLGRCDDT . IVRTL -rl&l"o Cmloq..l•: BUREA UCIIAC}' Ill ~ GIAJI';' )IIIICHAN!Siol OPERATED BY I'YOMIES.-HvNORiol 1)1: BALZAC Crow's Steak House ·. ,. I ' �k • l; .. . .. ~·~·, ~~""' ·,~~~. ·~'·· , ,. •• • ~ ,,I ·' ' ." :" ',,,- t' .,- ' l • l ·l I .. ''• lr Ra ~~ - • ~; ~- '. "( • , ~ 1· I, ~~e~~~·.l~~~ • '· .·'1 ' < •" ' ' \ H. Hold.-.s.:·:· ·':Pld.n. /ning Sessio~ ' Events .· ,.,u;, :~"~~ ·· A pro~ra:m aiJned at making Nlli'IIUln Yeauger, Mrs. Frank swisher, Mrll. Martin, Mrs. tile c:omm\11111)' more • c h o 9 t Herald. 1Ier, Mre. Thomas, Mr. and I. A~ta; Ga., to attend oeral services lor hill Cbester R. Mitchell. She , ••• , I PastMatro·ns Hold Piciiic at Anthony Farm Ar d d Abou' Middleport • •• · Benll .~Rei· . ' and dallflll'. cl . pestf cplielr Mae l'ear1011 . , . ~~~~~ier. Mfl· . ~ iiOi!, • lnd · . wbo had · viii~ · GIRLS Blouses and Shirts · Layette Shower Held Honoring . Mrs. Williams N' h Girls .Skirts 1.95to5.95 luster Brown Knitwear · Shoulder Bags 2.95 •0 Mens and Boys ALFRED Jackets ES SOCIAL N W I Campus Sweaters For Men and Boys MEIGS THEATRE her ,dal!liiter ' at Pa., . after a two Willi Mr. and Mrl. Morris. Sbe will return WRANGLERS -SPURS ' .. <. • •' • -~.. . ' il'" ~ ' . . . ' - ' ' ' to in-~. · ·'" Mr. and · Mra. ertund qaugbter of 111r1. Ben ~. · Mr,. Mis. Jolm Or~ and clllldrtlt _ , recetit v11o ltorl or lili· pateiits, Mr. pd Jl!l'l"j· Grabam. Mrs. Wald 1l'otttir and 1011. Jobil Dean, .ot Columbus " ' a weeke!lil · with ~r Mr. and Mrs. Albert ·utn, and Pa.. v!Slle!l several days · his mother, Mrs;· Mayme erts, Mrs. Betty Ross and and Mrs. RRiph McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cae N. Y., spent daya Mr. and Mrl!·was :~ •llome bJ ber McKenzie and Mr. and Mr daughter• · ~1, wbo IIJIIM Grimm. . ~ .weQ. , wllh her ll'anclo Mrs. Richard Coe of Parent., Girls . School Dresses See the many new arr!v• aJs. Sizes 3 to 6x-7 to 14 and chubbles. 2.95to 10.95 Girls .Jumpers Wear them without blouse as a dress or with blouse. Sizes for girls and toddlers. 2.95to3.95 Girls Sweaten We now have a complete stock of girls' sweaters just right !or school wear 2.95 and 3.95 "CAMPUS'' BRAND MENS & BOYS Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Traditional Ivy styling - but· ton down collars ,.... tapered and tails. Men's sizes 5-M·L. !Joys' sizes 8 to 20. Hanu Underwear For Men and Far Boys · We have the complete line Hanes Knit Briefs with double seat. Hanes Short Sleeve T..Shlrta. Hanes Sleeveless T·Sblrts. And many other Hanes itema, iucludlng Shorts, Union Sultl, A,tbletla Slllrta, etc. · · ., flxedfo..... DI'M, CIIUIIIfylt sleelct • ' , •.. comfort•ltle fit ..•,. 1111ny flllttl'llll, flllrln ~9510'1.95 • ' ' - . '-·-· · •.. ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1 ~-of ·her ,IJ!Qiher, Elbe1 Jobnaol!, . .· Mr. and tMrs. FranJiiiiNip,IJICI of ·~ ~··fl"'' ~are you BEN,FRANKLIN• t"'" l_f; I ,.:.tr'f ,,.. "" ~· ,. \ hoD!! at Tuc!On1 .viz, JG!m. ~ . MlhUI' Sayre Of Mlaillll,l' and ' Fred~~ IDcl Pia:; tetili-oed to ,ihe borne· ·. fyllly of' ~- Wtll Shop at "Eiberfelds In Pomeroy Davis-Warner Ins. ~. J ... 1h·· · I' . For Your School Clothes For Boys and Girls I ,~ ~ ..) ' Mra. - 1 p k 244 8o ac ys Having Tuesday ·D.': tp::·· . . 1 ' • ' bo.~ In ·. .. llll'. and Monday , and Mr. and , conscious was oulllned at a· re- Maga:zll¥' - Fred J..e\vis. I Mrs. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. · ... - Visited Mr. ano Mrs. Cbas. er of Cleve~ were.· , for ceo meetlbg of t.be exeeutl~e ' Plibliclty - Mrs. Richard 1laeh and Mr. and, Mrs. owen. ANNUAL PICNIC of Tent Woode and the Wllliam Carr ~ '',.·"·at of Edw4rd· committee of the ~ddleplirt Owen, · • Daughters of lll.;un · Sunday evening. son. · · ' · ' .•~ • 1 PTA held . at t.be 'Mt.ddleport Room mothers will be an· wlll be held at 1 p.m. MOnday Sue remained for a fe!Y days Mrll; EttitllltcM!UJD . Elementary SChool. ' nouncbd at the first meeting of Aug. 28, at the Miadleport .Road· ed to Baltlniore, Md. Robert'' Morris, new•: elemen. the PTA. side Park. and . Mrs. Clair after several days -~ , tary plincipal, met with the Following the planning ses· FIRST REG~ fall .'!'"et. . and Kathy, and Mrs. · her huabl!l\d, ano ,!aml)yy, : KrOup . and . spoke on the role slon Mr. and Mrs. Kloes servtng of the Metgs. Consoht.ated ra , . · attended tbe Miss ·Marabe~~- . . . of PTA umts In education. dis· ed coffee and cookies. Attend- Mrs. Willis Anthony a 0 d Booster• w•ll be August rOd• at Ash Cave, Columbus vacationed a! suggestions to the grOUflln\l\Ud- ing were Mrs. Yeauger, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Bennett were hos- 28 at Mlck!leport High School day. 'e?; Montreal, Canada, ed the development of .8 'ibra. Wilcox, Mrs. Burdette, Mn Itesses Friday night for 8 picw1th a reception lor pamela H~nderson, agara Falls and ~nt a Week ry for eiernentru-y chlldi'en, the "'" •. ..• ,. . , .,, nic of the past matrons of Evan- Mr. Javid Bowen, new ban~ Carr 8111/ .Eddte Parker of with ber parents; Mr, and Mrs. use of rei!OUrce peopl~ in com- ~ ~ geline Chapter, Order of and Mrll. ~wen_ . alt•r community won severalllv Jack Sharpnack. munity projects spdnsored by OUD 30 · ern Star, Middleport, at the tbe business meetlng. ~k .aw~s at the Mr, and 1\lrs, Francis parent • .teacher KroJ1pa a 0 d ~ thony farm 00 Cherry Ridge. County · Fall' the . past · word · of the birth !he possibility of assigning ~ Games were played wit SOUTH~es~1AL B 8 0 d George and Gerald · a granddaughter, bbm mothers to assist with the ~ prizes being won by mrs won horse pulling contests, 15 at Uoiver~ity·: Hospital, schj>ol children during lu~ch (:; Helen Reynolds, Mrs. Ed 1t · meett t~~1a:,sc::· Revival services will lwnbu's. Paren\11 · &re Mr. 7 29 periods and playground activi· ~ Russell, Mrs. Evelyn Lew 1 • at p.m. a • g ' here. on Wednesday, Sept. S Mrs. Merle E. Scbroecler, ty. ~ and Mrs. Bernice Wino. Mrs. Tbunodav contmue through Sept. 15. bave two sons. Morris was introduced oy 1Rosemary Lyons had chorge THE POMEROY Chapter No. Wendell Gerlach, president. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing · the meeting with •ound-r.>bin ao R.A.M. will hold a special ' Other 196'1~ olfi~ers are . Mrs. ,of Cleveland are here visiting cards beiug prepared for sev- meeting Thursday, August 31, Mannmg Klqes, VICe preSJdent: her mother, Mrs. J. K. Smtih, eral members who are Jll. at 7 p. rn. at the Pomeroy Ma. Mrs. Lowell B•aver, second ' Middleport, end Mr. and Mrs. I Others at thr picnic we r e sonic Temple for the express vlce president.; Mrs. Richard ,Vincent Dabo, Pomeroy. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Hugh~•: Mrs. Bolh purpose to confer the mark Owen, s<>eretary, and Mrs . . Dabo is confined to her home Puilen, Mrs. Vrrgm•a NeutziiOg.' Past Masters degree on Manning Kloes, treasurer. ;with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cora Pullen, Mrs. Naomt era! candidates. All officers Meet.i"~' will be held on the .Bing and Mrs. Smith vi~ted in King, Mrs. Kathryn KnIght, companions are urged to attend. third Monday of each monlh Barboursville, W. Va. last week Mrs. Pearl Bunce and Mrs. El· with the r ~rst meeting sched- with Mrs. A. D. Wilson, sister sie Roush, Barbara and Joe uled for SPpt. 18. :of Mrs. Smith. Anthony and Willis Anthony, Chcmgps in procedm·e w ere , Mrs. Louise Davis and so n, nqted during the meeting. Only IMartin, have returned to Elmparenls with paid memberships I hurst, Jll. after spending a week in the PT.\ will be counted fori here with her brother-in-law and A pink, white, and blue color Sizes 3 to 6x-7 to 14room awards. All PTA funds !sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Werscheme was carried out in and chubbies. will be handled by the treasur- ;ner. 1g f decorations for a layette shoW· er. ! Mrs. Nan Moore and Mrs. A campfire for er honoring Mrs. P.atrlck 1 'tt . t t ·Walter Hayes returned FTiday Cub Scout Pack 244 members ]'lams Commt ee appom men s 1or . . h · ' a mne day vacalion. T ey and their parents, wltll the Hostesses lor the shower held th e l', ar were announc ed an d . from . . d M M • b th . bobc · d . ,1·rt . · vts1te rs. oore s ro er, awarding o1 at pms an a at the borne of Mrs. Charles "''1,:· ~.· d M _ 1 h !claude Washington, at Virgin- talk by a scouting official in· 1Mash were Mrs. Hazel Arnold Wools - ' Dacrontcottons ·f ::t\ s an eans •o n. h 1 d w·ti' b ded h ·11 be 1 and corduroys. Girls', Fultz. chairman, Dan Meadow>.-'" Beac ' oure lams urg clu on I e p~gram, WI and Miss Evaline Arnold. Mrs. Toddl~rs' and Chubbles' Mr> Ilorold Thomas, Mrs. N,,_; and Appomattox Court House, held Tuesday rught at the Eu- Williams Is the former Bertha sizes. Ia Swisher and Mrs. J 0 h n,~nd ret?rned home on the Sky- gene Coleman farm near Rut· Arnold, now with her husband KrBwsczvn. , Ime Drive. , . lend. , stationed with the U. S. Army Progr~ m _ Mrs. Kloes, chair- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wdtll~afmVStat cy Chadds c. HaMII of Galltpotlis, in Columbus, Ga. man. Rubert Byer. Richard and son, Howar. ~. o . m ua, ta _Meigs·~a 11 18· ason scou Ing Streamers and bows decorat· Vau ~hon and Mrs. Wendell Ger· lwho have be~n V~Sitmg hJs mo- lo!flcial, will be t.be speaker. ed a bassinet In which the gifts " ther, Mrs. Vtctona Stacy, have Boys and their parents are were placed. Games were play. 1 1 1 Just unpacked - an· ·~· be. h' _ M s Richard returned temporarily to theIr asked to meet at the Middle- ed with prizes being won by other Shipment of Vau;~an." ~rs. Li:n~l Bo~gs, former home at Nampa, Idaho. port First United Presbyterian Mrs. Charles Arnold and Mrs. Skirts Slack& Pullschool bags for back Mrs Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Ker.- They were accompame~ on the Church .at 7 p.m., and I r o m John Dean. Punch, cuptakes, oven - Cardlgans to school. neht Wilcox. M•·•· Constance !rip we;t by Mr. Stacy s ~JSter, there wtll go in a group to the fee cream and nuts were serv· Shorts - Anklets K- Hlth-'lndorwur Nelson and Mrs Robert ~or- Mrs. Fred RJg~s of Darwm. 1 Coleman farm. Food wlll be ed by Mrs. Arnold, Miss Eva· Stylt1 far tlrl......tyiH Beverly Ervm, daughter r,f provided but those attending line Arnold and Mrs. Mas h. far boys rJ.~osrit ·•lity . Mrs. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin, Iare a.ked to take ~ticks go Favors we,;, miniature babies. I Burd ett ~'. ilrr:; . Grnr)!t> Mille!". l1as retu~ned to her. hom.e af- 1 wh1ch tC~ roa~t their w1enets M:d Guests were Mrs. Clyde HinMrs Ida Mae ;tart in, Mrs. ter spendmg a week 10 Mlddie- either a chall' or blanket to s1t iton, Mrs. Roger Young, Miss , port wilh her grandp~renls, Mr. on. Linda Beal, Mrs. Wllllam King, I - - --- - iiiiiili!Oii - Iand Mrs. Herbert Fmk. ' Mrs. Alpha Russell, Miss Mer· . tha Arnold, Mrs. Charles Arn- , _Tn ~~~~~~~r~rn I old, Mrs. Otarles King, Mrs. I Pirnic, .'!tvimm.ing Dean, and Miss Su•an Mash. Corduroys - Wooll - Nylons, TONIG~T •nd TUESDAY Fnjo~·erl hy Class Others presenting gifts to Ml'9. I August 28·2~ Plaids - solids In the latest win· I Williams were Mrs. Rowland Th S b f t h "TH t fEN Cl ,. un earn ass o e . . ' COMMANDMENTS" ter colors. Sizes for men and Rutland Methodist Church spent · Sunday School attendance on ' Oats, Mrs. Eugene Smith and :..'harl!nn Yul I' Friday at Royal Oak Park on a August 20 was 40, offering was Brenda, Mrs. Ralph .Curl, Ml'9. IIE'ston Br.vnncr picnic and swimming party. !$10.79 Worship services were K~eth HarUey, Ml'9, N e v They were accompanied by ' held at 10:45 with Vere Swartz While, Mrs. Richard Canrthere, Mr. and Mrs. Herold Sauer. [as lay leader and an attendance Barbara Caruthers, Mrs. Bob- , Mrs. Sauer is teacher of the of 16. by Arnold, Mrs. Waller Terrell, I class. Class members attendi Worship services were held Mrs. Norman Hysell, Mrs. Irene Pomeroy, 0. 1 ing were Steve Hoffman. Bob Sunday evening at 7:45 with the Arnold, Mrs. Waye Beal, San- ~ See the new fall ~ection of Stewart, Donna Weber. Dallas I Rev. Casto. 1dra Beal, M_rs. Kenneth Mar- 1 TONIGHT and TUESDAY sweaters styled and manufac. Augu1t 28·29 Weber, Rosemary Rice. Eli en The Wornens Society of 1 klns, "!rs. Vrrgll King and Judy, 1 tured by "CAMPUS" - "Am· WALT DISNEY'> Rice, Ruth Ellis, .lim Birchfield, Christian Service met on Tues- ;and M1ss Mary Russell. _ _ , "SNOW WHITE AND erica's Biggest Selling SportsI Rob Birchfield. Terry George, day. Aug. 15, at the home of 1!ember meeting. Genevieve , THE SEVEN DWARFS" wear." Pullovers ..,.. Cardigans ' !1'echnicolor) Mark Morris and Mary Rnth Nellie Parker with an ~ttend- ; r.udlrie led tbe pro~am on ' - Sweater Shirts. All the new Colorc.artoons: • J Sauer. Joy Sauer was a guest. [ ance of seven members and one : "Llvln~ In the World of Nations" colors. Regular sizes and extra Fractured Frt.nds Woodpecker W.tnted ; visitor. The meeting wa1 in !with reading and dlicussion and sizes. Cue of Elephant's Trunk . .. charge of Nellie Parker, pres!- closing with the pro~rarn pra·v-11 Boat Builders West V~rgmta was_ so named i dent, when it was announced er in unison. The hostess, asThink or Sink Iwhne western . countJes of VIr· I that the sample packet I or sisted by her son, Eddie. and SHOW STARTS 8 P.M. gtma _rejected secessiOn 10 1863. "'Week of Prayer and Self 1Je. Florence Spencer served re· . inial" had been rereived. The lreshments. The next meettn~ recording. secretary W88 In· Iwill be held at the home of structed to order new program Genevieve Guthrie, Sept. 19, booklets in time lor the Sep- [wlt.b Thelma Henderson, program leadet·. Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Ather· ton entertained a group of 14 1 relatives and friends lest Sun· day Including Mr. and Mrs. Louie Faiella, Groveport: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong and children, Lockbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Taylor, Da~·ll ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan. Rt. 1, Pomeroy. . .f Mr. and Mrs. Murray kins of Dayton spent last visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ver Swartz end other relatives here I and attended the Meigs UJun-11 ty Fair. Another guest in the Swartz horne last week was Mrs. ~arab Woode of Tuppel'9 A mobile homo Jnvolr11 a Plains. apecial idftd of risk. Your Mr. and Mr.. Chas. 0. Woode mobile home probabfr will not Jump a cliff. Howerer, visited his brother. C. E. Woode II might be knlcktd or In the Veterans Memorial Ho!lscraped or dented. Protect pital last Friday. Others vtstt· ,1 It now with tailored I!IIM!rftldt-Art Htadqu1rltt1 ing Mr Woode leRt week were lnountnce from your A·O man. Be In Auto-Ownert Mr and Mrs. Murray Hopkins, For "circle of proltcUon." DayWn, Grace Swartz and Cia- , ra Follrod, local. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost and farnllv of Sugar Grove have lnd been vioitlng their par,.ts. Mr. WATCH FOR ANOTHER and Mrs. ·Harry Guthrie and Phone 992·2966 . "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Tom YD!It and 114 Court St. PoiMI'OY attending \be MeiRI Co• n ty l Fair. · a.ys SIMI, Youths Slltl, MtM Slzn eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES Servlce!l were held here on '' \ W'ldnesday afternoon for Mrs. ! Rail's Btn Franklin Claude Wllodyatil. , Burial was Btn Franklin St~rt In Rockland. I MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Mr. and and ' . ~~- · . , ort st in • a1 s • Costliest Period Since· Beginning Vietnamese Raids ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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