https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f74d6f1a117eb1f948e06eca62c0b19b.pdf f047c296cbff6e1442a88ea6e68eaa54 PDF Text Text ,......_, .~.., ... ~ ........ • , ... ~ Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddte;art, '. ; Mrs. Fry 01 C~shire Is Guest Speaker For Garden Club Event Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shoppi~il . Center . . . . tte/ o.. Jllile .,, lea•••· for fumlf,ro, Floor Cov.-fiJIS, .,.,..... and fnishings For y;.g, H~•- For Wearing App.;,.a for Yiur Fllml -For To s - ·,_~· Michael Fry of Cbesh- r mentioned lbat can be Uled ..... was guest demonstrator maklnc lhe heap wre ~""'"" the Twilight Garden club ; lawn cllpplllp, veget.Jble ~ Tueaday evenlng at t h e uge aad soot. To tbele add rullame of Mrs. Mary B. Heines, 1 nure or peal mooa, wet 11, 'Witb Mrs. Jiiek Robson as e<r ~ stand for some lime lbeu IUrD Gifts - Holtlty Supplies - Day Gooch ·and 1 I · -.. ()e.. which opened with devotions ! ;taken from John 15:12, by Mrs .' Robson who read a meditation Mrs. Stanley McGilliard , wile ,"!tom The Upper Room a n d or. the Portsmouth District Sup.closed with prayer. A card of ermtendent, was guest speaker thanks was read from Mr . and at the annual picnic of Class Mrs. Louis Reibel for gifts on "12" combined with the Wotl:eir 50th wedding anniversary. men's Society, the Afternoon Plans were made for a potluck C!rcle and Eleanor Circle. A picnic on Tuesday July 16 at picnic supper served in the gar· the home or Mrs. Ben Neutz- den of the 0. P . Klein home on ling. Rutland-st. preceding the meet· A paper, " How to make a ing. compost heap, " was presented Mrs McG'Il'a d ho by Mrs G. II W" I . . llr, norary · a~ne e. tse. t was president of the district WSCS, brought out that II takes I w o had as her topic, "This Is Your .years to make a good cmposl Life - Or Is II'" She brought ,heap, and to use 8 Wlfe contatn- out the idea that God wants us tr instead of a box. Among those to think ror ourselves and to feel our obligation to God. Slle stressed the imjporltan1oe~ of each women in the Society, and stated that "as a group of Simplicity Is Mark 01 Vows Taken June 15 s.:;:born Mrs. Earl Smith, sister of · the bride, was her attendant and wore a white lace sheath / • • dress trimmed in orange satin. She wore a c<lrsage of sprayed orange carnations. Her accesaories were while and orange. Best man for the wedding was , Mick Miller, brother of the The annual outdoor meeti,lg II bride. of the Friendly Circle of Mrs. Gerald Anthony, organ- Federated church was held 1st, played the traditional wed· Tuesday evening at Whispering ding marches for the service. Pmes, home of Dr. and Mrs. A reception for the couple and Lester R. Roush, Bashan Road. Immediate members of the fam- Tables for the picnic supper Uy was held at the home of the . were arranged on the west bride's parents where a white lawn. Dr. Roush ask grace. 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Among t~ places visited were the smallest church in the United States, located at Horseshoe Run, W· Va.; on;, of the Iaiii log churches In · the United States, an Episcopal church at the bottom of Backbone MotiJio lain, Md.; and Blackwater Fallo in the Allegheniei, Simmer·baking in 1enulne brinp out naturll 1ood llilvon. atonew~re See lbe many new plaslie models of cars .- truc~lr­ plan.. - jee,PI, tonk.o, scieneo' projects;• hbrror figures . Qll di.:Play in the hobby oectlon on the. firl!l floor - ., , ~<ellent ~ectlon too of powered · fJiily,tt>.ff ltil-pJtn ··: : 0 ltlari)"' Soaut ·Bomher- Piper Cub Dl: r ber and others .. Be ouro to look around lhrolieh the\ ~ny ]lema on dlaplay - pick"out several and bep ~.... oell busy, · · Y ~ Stu~ . • STAI~LESS ~ QJ. AMIFM STEEL MIXING IOWU - "3.99 . !bet Eaay•cleaninr bow\Ohave !!'a·~ and u..,, liPm lllillinl Ql. lido to OOMDII!OP com. B... . ...... faa: ha1oil i!>llizli. ,_ . ·'~ ' -''':=~~-·...·...:.·- - - - - Eiberfekls In Pomer~f(Jn The : ,g~~~-~:OLThe>f.\iJ$t';~k) Hard Surface Floor Coveri Sale at Our • ' ,. New Table Radloi irom 14.96 to 89.911. New sets. Ne'w Clbck Raclios as low 8J $19.95 and new Tran· . sistors. Be sure to se. t~em on qlsplaf in music · departnient on , the flrsr fllillt Select. Oil!! ·(or yourselt \or ~or 'a afij ·now • ' IV. Of, I :• ' 1 ,,'·!-' ;1 · 1 " ·. ' ' · · e • en tine .' FRIDAY JUNE 21 1963 Furniture Throw Covers '12 .50 to $17.50 Val· The modern broom for the modern kitchen. Lightweight. Good qual· ity natural eolor broom corn. Glearnin1, easy to dean stainless ateel witb thick copper bottom and cool bakelite handles. A 'Z.....YHM!d bacllpatiDOD baord, complele wllh playing pi«M, believed to dale back to tbe Hltllte, clvlllr.atlon, ... beea ekcavated Ia Tvkey, Sale! HOOVER SWEEPERS 10-plece "Continental" NOW YOU KNOW s: Hoover's removatile tank _.so dispenses scrub water in- white cake decorated with wed- sp~r~ng VIew and brilliant sunding bells. lee cream cake set, sel the mood for the vesper mints and col'fee we;e served ' se~v~~ planned by Mrs. Fred The couple left for a shori ~ofhe1t:, who used the poem. wedding trip after which they Sunset to open the program . returned to Urbana where they Mrs. Edgar Arnold read Psalm 'Will make their home . The !9, follo~ed . by "Prayer At bride Is a graduate of Middle- Evenmg, . M1ss Eli2abeth Fick. port High School and was em- Joyce Kilmer's "Trees," by played at Holzer Hospital in ~rs . Roy ~ayer, a reading, groom w a s The Trees, by Mrs. Leifheit, GalllpoU. . The sraduated from Pomeroy High land .~he " Forgiveness of NoSchool and is employed in con~ t~re, by Mrs. Pearl Mora, conlfnlctlon work at Urbana tmued the theme of apprecia· r~====_;.~~· t10n or God's world. A Naturalist's Creed, read by Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, and rOMiRO't. OHIO a poem, "I Cannot Soon Forget," by Mrs. Leifheit closed the service. TONIGHT NOT OPEN Mrs. Thomas Young expressed appreciation of the group to 1Dr. and Mrs. Roush for their w~rm hospitality and to Mrs. Leofheit for the program. Plano j : were made ror carrying out 8 1 summer project. Meetings will i not be held in July and August. ! 1 A tour of the grounds and the . home completed the evening. Guests were Mrs. Paul Barnes and Miss Betty Gayle Camp· bell. On ~· At 'Ow Wartlilull able layer of clear vinyl. Smooth non-porQus finiab. Flexible and easy to handle . ' · • VInyl Floor Tile- 9'' x 9" aln Easy - Clean Vinyl TUe in various colora. •Mot•l Trlma - Anodized Aluminum. Various types for . walls, corners, floors, counter tops, doorways etc. eSundrlH ' ~aate and cern,,nt for wall tile and wall coverinl 1 hnoleum,.floor tile, coVe base, counter top 1. 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Colors locked sa(el)' under -f.~oyl. 1 Ear·to-FIITn, •No stietlll fl. J and backmg · • Vinyl W1ll Cov.rlnt- 54 Inch•• wide Rich color ,is seaJed completely beneath a tough dur- Rll SPmpelllis, •L•&• · Sanforized ' •floor C:o•,-rln81Y Tht Yard VInyl Act:olon - 2-11-4 yardl wide. Beaulifal palterM and cQloro 1n low cost vlnyi.Doorlng. TOfllb -mbossed vtnyl tiUfaee . Outstandlne In beauty, depth of coiOT and pattern dlmenstor. . • Now VInyl Cu•hlonltoor- 4 yardo wlcle · · ~ith its own b~t..fn cushion - wanner, quieter. 1pr!n· g.1e,r- _wean longer - cleans eaay - dent.s disappear. A eushoon of foam between Ito btautlfuJ vinyl ourface growing Christians our example is important to the youth of the Simplicity marked the wed- community.'' ding of Miss Sandra Miller daughter or Mr. and Mrs . Gail Mrs . Bruce Lloyd thanked Mr. Mr.s. Klein lor her hospitality. Miller, Middleport, and Robert Faulk, son of Mrs . Ed· Mrs. Klein presented Mrs. Me· na Faulk, of Pomeroy , which Gilliard with a gift and introwas solemnized Saturdav June duced guests, including Mrs. 15, at 2:30 p.m. at the · ' First Dan Hartinger, Mrs. Jame• Baptist Church in Middleport Harley . Mrs. Lenore Hoba.r t In the presence of the immedi- Kent, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, Mrs. McGilliard and Douglas ale family. The bride, given in mar· and Dwight Dowson. riage by her father, wore 8 Ho t street length sheath dress or , Mr s esses were Mrs. Klein . white lace lined with blue sal· Ga~~~e M~masN Mrs . C. P . in. Her crown of blue was trim· Mrs J~h'n rKs: adn M med with • 1 tu . · 1nca1 rs pear 15 ea rmg 8 Blanche Haskins M ' · blue veil. White satin slippers Jones Miss 808; Mr8 and wh1te elbow length gloves N ' ' ·· with pearl trim completed the orman Wayland, Mrs. Harry bride's costume. She carried a Chesher' Mrs. Dorothy Holler, white Bible topped with white EMrs. tMaDrte . Burdette, M rs. rosebuds. w":cte I &VIS and Mrs. E. M. ' l Mens Pima Cotton Short Sleeve Neck sizes ·14\o!t to 17, 100% cotton: shrunk, expertly tailored . .. .... __ .. . Do a professional job on your carpets and ru&s ala fraction ff pr~tJSionatrates. Check these Hoover features before you buy: •flclasiYI ----~ · ------~ I ~ ·' eRUG SH·AMPOOER 69c I ' N·EIW HOOVER Comtortably !ito any size foot 10 throueh 18 - Our own K1rbury Brand for excellent quality and wear. White. and solid colors of charcoal, Ioden, li&ht arey. tan, rep.ttl blue 11nd cordovan brown. I \Ising pine and Cl't!am florabun· haH of the club presented a , da roses: and an upright Japa· gift to Mrs. Fry · j ~nese arrangement using foliage ' and roses in a cylinder contain· I , Mrs. Dwight f'arker , presi· '-dent, conducted the meeting, ' One Size Fits All a Speaker Notes Christians' Q I b igations ·- - - - - - - - - - - . BANLON SOCKS '.00, c~anthemums and four . members and three guests, Mrs. :erlental arrangements, a Jap}'ry, Mrs. Robert Burchette ~nese oature scene using bar- 1and Mtss Harte Marie S m I I h. Pel'l')1 hemlock fer~ and chr s· ' Favors were hand made plas· .antheinums in 'a brass con~- tic baskell filled with artificial . \er; Day lilies and iris foliage flowers . Mrs. Eddie Smith won ,111 black c<lntainer ; a Japa- the. door prize and during I .nese arrangement in a usabata, socu.l hour. Mrs. Robson on Wide Selectiots of DtpenaaWe ·Depart~~ent ·Stort values. · · Mens Kirburyl !I!Ootesa. over. ~ ·Arrangements included a mod· • ern one using honeysuckle vine A salad course was served to ~ / ·' NO. 57 �tl • • . ( ' c Sentinef Church News I Teachers he . • r:ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mid~port, 0., June :\1, 1"! ' ·:.-· ' Protected In House Billl34 ~~ o..r qncl)': 1 ~bate Wedneto~~1v. ~;;;;S~ID~E·r;;OF;;'I'HB;;;~~ anton. a co-sponsor and 1e•der In whlcBh tod 1 ' h. ••e 110$08ge ofl.l ou.. 111 I• 134, outlined today the biH's Dear Helen· .. .. ·· 8;,--'j'-Thl~l 'l:~·=·lll;;;e ..;~u...,;i:- ~lc:ated !lo. •• ~ .,.. ra;";1o;";ad;_;r:,. ....,. ' . iivi.l' you're hi!D~·~- \~~ ~~=~ · V...... '1111 1 awa1 eutoa, .....,_ \ Is so II trooble or just ,;; ~;~~~~~·lei~·-~-'!~:!""_~-~""-~1P~~~!:..,....._~P·"";m"",_-'_•;-DA-:r-V ~•""""" le'"' ah~ 1 JiEADED SOUTH - The second of lw o shipS buill for the U.S. Geodet c Survey sttrted oa its long journey to the Gull of MeXH'O Thursday afternoon. The CG 29 "Whitley" passed the GaiUpoiiS area shortly before 4 p.m. aftel ItS departure from the Marietta Manufacturmg Co., shlp,Yar ds at Pt. Pleasant. Tbts photo shows the sleek ship euttmg the water near Bane s S e: v.lre statiOn. The. sh•p was repoited at Dam 32 at 4 :20a .m . today. and is makin g lime m the lust stages of. her long journey. The first of these .. m early AJ>rll. . :.---"--·· - - --·· .· Nancy. ~·.e::''" ;;r-u:- ~ on ~he '·'"~··'. , ~ ~lUll'- elt~l· . J"" ~-: ~e - ' Tlllt ,IJ ;why sleor · mu of! Ill possible frPIII In laW That "Sister • in • &,aw" whO and IIOI&bboo confl!C\1• 1be. • It clarifies the present .law abOut being newly people !jon't waqt tbt1r o:::; concerning crediting ol years ried and haviag to care lor an aoJved - IIley .unPiy of . aervlce. loU~wlng an annex· Infirm and difficult mother·UI • '"""""'nt, In pdnl. 10 abon or con"'lidatlon of ochnol Jaw twllh no help from the oth· can s"'" I!IY llii'Wtr territory, when determlntna er children)_ could she be the the .e{I'!I!IY'S .·IIll4 py, DAIL.T 1 · · .t.(li!OIII · placement of •tall on a school k , _ H91e!l'a 011 my sldel" 1 dl•trlct solarv schedule, one now· (A.i.:l when 1 clll!llll' a billty of teachers lor ciMitlnu· Did she neglect to tell you pro~: Y/OW! - EVERY· .....,.. ing cootracts. and the senlor- of .the !our times had been BODY. ji,mpa Jilt bOCIII•• I . lJo. "I'"! Ill'" .'ty of teachers when a reduc- married, and hoW brOke up I'm "just too dense to see t1on 10 staff IS necessary . a 19-year-<>ld mamage wltll her tllooe low4own stlnkera art .....,.14" It would require that a new- chasing alter lrer present bu.. yOIIII . h<lpe."; _ H. li.Loa¥t oft .. ,;.role . •-'' " ha~H~len: ~ause ly created district, following a bandl Yes, she's a. newlyWed · · · · c<)IlSOiidation, or the dlitrict "' - but tile r... mer wile had • Dear . . which a teacher is transferred. breakdown of her cru· I never wrlttell lo as port of an onne•alion, shall elty. colunmlat before, . \!U!IIall . accept the contractual oblls•· . been tempted, blll after lion the previous district had ThiS man and woman and the lng "Broken Hearted Molller's with the teacher. mother should be forced. to Uve letter, I just felt I'd like ' to tell This would Include crediting together the rest of tllelf .Jives. you how 11eel. . years of service In the previous Incidentally, the other children My molher·ln-law Is ll , •. .....,Ill 111. CIJ;.. s. . " l'·:U' 20.no1 21. ·~""· '"":"~:.::::~ . ~- '" ..,.";":.:;"':, ,_,_ •' th rod f d partment and \ Mason prom~ uc t': •assistant plant I ch10 . In h is 1955 position. be l WI. succeed Mr . Joe Pannab•k· \ er11 who. retired after 40 years e P was. ~~~~;erapp~~nted . ,.,~m•<...... .... ~M""" - I News, Events -----..- ~ .......... - · . ' " '""" ........ ..,.., " 1 Free, son and daughter of Falls ly transferred to or consolldat- than she bargained fiR' - a caP" and 1 ~1 maded:::,. -· ....... R ........ """ "' " ' "' - laterlital Church, Va., Miss Reylln Ferg·ied with othe districts that M-type IJl.Other·in·law \uson. St. Louis. Missouri, Mr. became part of the district In BYSTANDER ch~~~e:"r:si~~s~t ~~Sm~a::en vhacat~otn fr~mt dthuti~ g~~\ I rr== III.L<>ok at p, ForUf1 . ::::.: ~. ~ ·- a A now it I won sblp. She compllmenla me :·=~=u~ 1~ :.:!: •&.Bakbll ·olWIIbtN &o~ I~ ~ ""~ ~- ~. ~~ley ~ :or.~~ ~ 118.01dNorH ••• ,, n 61.lrllh poet 110WIC LMothor: eoUOq. I.P..- ~-' ~:.,, '""~ '" ........... -~ ...... ,, ............. , ~ ... -................ .. -~ ............... -· ~": -.::r.. ------··--··' W<' '"''' ' ~ ~'""~ -~"""" ~,--.- ~-. I '"'~""'~" 0•- <>m<•_,...,....... - ~· '" -~-uoXM~-•·---·~· ~~h-.:::::::::::=.-.:::::-....::.:---.war Mr. Lu~~:r·~· )OIO"!e~~~::g~O ~ ~"" 11 'r0.ICe Of nroadwav . ReportiD" • ~~· ~ "' . . . '" . . . . I. "' .h - "' ... durinR w. orld. II, with the ' rank I maJOL . . 0 n Ju Y as ~ :::U, l'wda.) ,I hlis t hama High School, along with ' voluntary on the part of the , thing I know an leo well: e monlll, and not a• a sitter . PI e Y \several of her pupils attended teacher flip side of the coin never shows er. · T h c em1s assls an a Road, Pmnt easan1·. . . ' 'c reek Power Plant. Cheshire. FHA Camp at Cedar Lakes . the ·•me pl•ture Two nonnle My own mother had a fl".al\ Crumps are active 1n CIVIC , H · 'led w h' t D C ' ' · ,.,... deal I d 'Ill till h school and church activities. el v:s: c· aNs mg Jon , . nd.. this past week. Those I (or a dozen people for t h at I o sbo ,.,I • •·aldppy .. "" ' ""'" • _ .... ""' · , • ••••• h . . _ ... , . . ...., . . . . . • us both -· · . · · Nornstown, Pa. were Connie Harbour Mason 1Band for the 1963-64: school \seldom re· ·h the same c-hl Make sure you treat si ·gdegree m eleclrJCO engmeer· • · •• • lly · embe 1' at University of 1Maryland Mrs . Robert McBrlde and \Judy Williams, Clifton, Myra tyear It has been announced. slon. Olll'a - rem r m · I . awcturt :18. and Mrs. William Walker and Iwhich the teacher is presently Dear Bystanclor: . 1 1 family, LouiSVIlle. Ky. ', employed prov1ded the employ· I doubtthtllese lamH•es are t . th I dl I I ts lated I dilfre- Clltlld as I'm ar rom perfeel. 0 0 .' Mrs. Eleanor M'He r • Home 1.men I? e seversand changes s r c \ent parts as ey rom b er· • k sure ·•· was unmterrupted of come the country u·t W ma "'" MO to ..-· 1 d ' James Ste>Narl bas been on Ecooomcs Instructor at Wa· \ol employing boards were not yoor letter points oul some- the children at least twice a of serv:ce. I eeteotlal NEW HAVEN _ Ralph F . Crump has been promoted \Methodist Church. Registering Aloo darlfled to tile obUga- You see; Helen, there are two •jllll\0 1 overlook to plant engineer and Ralph H. Lusher to assistant plant \were Mr. and Mrs . . George lion of the aew scbool dittrlcl sides to every question. May· peapnd "II w!lll"! flaws In . tam Plant Mr . Carl G. Adler Loyd and three sons of New AI· to recognize, for aenliH'II)' par- be this tsn't •tbe .same person, • ve 11 metallurgiSt at ('or oration of America' 1\ew bany, Indian, Mr. and Mrs. poses when the reductio• ol but it's a similar sttuai!On: a other, but ll.comes to plant manager Vanad• P · \Henry Schwarz and daughter, staff Is necessary, all tile years woman whO cot everythlntlln·laWll, every little faull 1 wbe~ :K""" :t...=. !attended the wedding of Sharon quirement for ' becoming eli&l· even take her In, bUt she woold "best friend." SUre,, we· , ' Kay McDaniel and James ble to receive a continuing connone th:,"'. and ended to adjust to each other, bul my Loyd on Sunday at tile Mason tract. up Y curstng em. hllllb&nd and I alao bad 1o ad- ~he Gr:,~ ~":!.~ ' aoyU.blo 18. fravtl !l~.e ships.~e ~ear~e,_s•~."uth Promot ed 1 ~·· ~.--w. """....., •• -~ ~ .hav~. . . . . .~f. . . . , - . , . . _ , . . , . . . . . , . . herCorporatiOll Crump, Lus.UID I BYVanadl r:;~~ ~ • ' 1o •IIWP!hlllll .. ;-:,;.eit purpose. . • h1m a I\DIO. II t\roonan<:e II bpu\1. I clolibt U lv Helen ll!'ttiil '· '· · · Sen. Oakley C. Colllns ol lr· . •• • -·-.. . . . . . . .,. . I , 0 I trainee. In 1954 he was promo!· ed to .a.siStant rortman, pro· duction and later transferred to the shipp:ng department. No· b 1956 he was promoted and has worked , ~~~:;allurgist 0 0 0 ' ._ u • ~. ,,..~~~ ~· ~·.;n - ; " ::: ,C .... ·-• olll>r. .................... . .•. a ... • •.., D-L B. ."A • • .. II .,.,.. with a cilok...t at their esl aecond-DIOther In the world. "" . ,,. ••• -•• Jelll'll /Itt enulng were .. mr. allll Mn. (And never ooce In""' John Hetzer and son, John and we were " daughter, Janel Sue, all of ever IntrodUce j)er as my 1110' , Reedsville, Mr. and Mrs. ther-l,.!aw," a word ~;m:: ~~,;!~~ ~a::'. :.~~ L 0 lC 0 F • 1. L 0 W · A Q711101- . .- IOleha.ve a ·-tal kindred ven. ' ·· feeling for all wives who ............ . . , . . _ _ .,_..,,. of Mason eiltertatned"".,..,.nliY lu<!,klly and happily had the Ohi~. nla to roach Frank Sinatra on pronunciation for his all·ltalian "'W"" "' '"' ""oo""'" ,.._ Italian record U OKKO ....... o<..m ... ,,..,_ .... ~~AIRO ~~ ~·-·~ ~~n ~· '"'"~ ~•< ~ ~rr~~ ~~··'"'""'" .~ .. "~ -~'7"~· .,.\'"' ·~·" ~·· ,..~....,~. ,,. '"'"~ ....... ""'· ....... ,..,... • ""' ~ m~ ., '""'"'""'~<rom""""" "'"" ,..., f::'"' "'' <rom" '~' . Wm •"•· '"' "'""'"' ' ' N "'"' '""'" A ""'"' "" "" A" '" "" '""'' "" • '"'""'' """""'' two-year ed be!<Jre the television cameras. It may The bill was on ' way e be a lung time before any star stops to 0 governor tnday as15 the last ma· ' say a low words into a TV microphone at IlOilo in any '""' .... W Mp0 Ra'd"10 . '"' It... -" " ' they ... I•bIn ...,_t 1:110 Sign On News die Why can't to enter only after the lock is buzzed from the inside. Is this legal? . .. Lind· say Crosby's ex-wife, Barbara, is in G.,. I boosters are unwilling"""' to believe the sig· _, Peter I "' ""' '""''""'' "'""""'" -· to. ·~- 0 -· - .U .. .,._ ''" " ' " ~a, M~lHeadlinH - - ,. _ _ _ ,.. 111:50 lllendaJ lhl'll FrklaJ Townsend of Princess Mar· ""· fu< (star " ' ' "' '••"" garet's Big Heartbreak some years ago) has been making quite a succes of ber portrait painting. She was pa1d an enor· WASHif'IGTQN - The sub· 1 nificance of the "pan mail" he's received marine Thresher. wh•ch went smce hiS marriage to "Happy" Murphy. . bottom Apr:l They're having a new poll. taken, hoping ~- --. - ~ ~ W JEH RAftiQ •~ <-M ........ - Muon County llewo - ''"- - "" . 7:00 ..... New• " " ''" 7·10 Musical Clock 12:10 -Ohio -Ne,.. "'" 12:15 Markell 7:30 7:30 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Ne\91 0 Grallll ''" - ;: .=",:!:."!; r:::.,o;, I SUbmlrines were wondering sure ahout her matrimonial -~ ~ ~'"' "~ ~··= ""' ' '""'"""' " ""'"· ry """"'' MoM • • lng <••<The seawater. " ofhc:al plans. al- Robert Thom, who just won an Em· ~·~ m• ""' • " • " ' W< ""' " " '""""" ••• i>'• ... ....... '""' 1:111 Wather Plclllre "" ....,.,.. - ~.County <> - - "'"'Cns <o • James ,..., ..."'""'" ...... "'"" • scene. '"""" WMUO" Na· <o named The s11iy .. pobtl· " ex" ptosed on, the local The irony: O•U - •c - Tho<W> oo '" ''" aoter said the "most pro'> '>k" cauae of the tragedy wa ' " "" · 1 ing II> the engine room cauoed ty system fa:lure • WHEEL :&,, ALIGNMENT •WHEEL BALANCING •SHOCK ABSORBERS •FRONT-END REPAIR .BRAKE ', R~IR .BACKETl'S :!''.tU) SERVICE OOM. .OY OMtO " ' ore ......., • · - ,,. ready The silliest: one that reads "Let's Throw Cold Water on Goldwater" . . . . TV producer John Secondari, best known for writing "Three Coins in the Fountam," is recuperating after a nose ''" - News Mo ...... o · - · ""'' "' " " . . .,. . . . . . . lead in it, and was turned down with Newt words something like, "ll's a nightmare. M - i Melodlel No father could possibly do that to his childr...,." Then Thorn offered the role of the :ron to a famous actor's offspring operation .. . Sidney Poitier's return to and the young man begged for the part. Broadway is being set. He'll star in the ''It's the story of my life." he said ... James Baldwin play, "Blues for Mr. The late-late set was treated to an enter· Charlie " . tainme11t dividend at the Embers the • • • other night. Tony Bennett showed up Memo to the New York city fathers: and joined Diuy Gillespie's crew on the Many New Jersey merchants say the 4 bandstand for a wild session that lasted per cent New York City sales tax has in· until closing time . .. A well·known rock creased their business 14 per cent 'n roll grooup with a string of record Monte Proser, now bookmg entertain· hill recently agreed to cancel out of a big ment for a Las Vegas spot, is said to be Philadelphia nightclub after three days Irving to persuade theatrical producers of bombing. Now the experts are won· to tak•• their shows out there for pre· dering what will happen to them when Broadway try.(Juts: on the theory that a they open as headliners in an Important good run in the gambling town helps a New York cafe · musical ·•get polish" and • large amoun\ • • • of money Maybe, but wbal do they do Pat Boone will come East to. root for about trying out the sets, and the audi· Len Goc:hman when be replaces Robert ence reaction? An audience seeing a di· Morse in "How to !\ucceed." Wby! Beve•tl•~ment with highballs ~lulched in cause Len used to be Pat's press .cent tlleir hands isn't al all the same as an . .. No word r~cently from the Rock audience coldly watching a show In a Hudson Marilyn Maxwell f!IDW\ce theatre . . Remember Juljet Prowse! Sarah Val]ghan's dramatic battle with She's conferrtng with businessmen her estransed huSband, C. B. AtldDI. cin a deal tu wb•ch she'd front a cballl . of a Hollywood street the other day ended dance schools. . . . Ingrid Bergman trav• ma!d"g fam for him, beeayse ~ 4Wn't eled from Ports-to Rome to spend a week s~e back. The row wiS ~ai1Sed by his with the children by Roberto · (!eslre to see the dau&ntet they adopte«< Rossel1n! . At the end of Summer, a)le'll durine the happier phase of tlieir marrt· co·star with Anthony Quinn In the mov· age, and when 'be stopped by Sassy's rete verolon of Friedrich Durennmatt'a cording studio to let .h er !moW be'd pick· play , Visit," which wjll be fUmed In ed up Utt!• girl for ou.tlng, the Yugoslavia. singer flew Into a rap that amued a Singer Lou Monte will ao to CaUfor- eolll)le of dosen onlooierl. • ' ·. . ~bout visllin~ ''Th~ - th~ in (~ 2:56 Ne\91 Bell ,.. '" - •• _ 5:116 World • ... Nallonlll Newe ''" O - 5:25 Weatberealt 5:31 Dinner MumaJo !;'ridaJ: Cbarcb ii:5$ lDIIde Book• Bella Rill&' ·e:ot Sllllael • Blvd. W.-ld 1:00 Sl&n ,Of! FamllY WorshiP 1:00 1:(\0 .. 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Only a few fnends know 'units pressed tlleir attack against wiD 100." 1:30 7 Fann News proceedmgs so ludicrous he seemed le> that she likes him very much. bul ber Kurdish tribesmea and nl· Dear Helen: :01i arealdaal party have tears in his eyes as he watched the true love is an actor who is married . . . . tn northern Iraq Thurs- 1 gave a boy a tart• plc:lur<ol . • ..... . It A I A 0 AV A U,V Jill V W K II B lll• : VHR:Iil . .t.UU.-PICBZOWMJIA y..-,.a ~; TllOIII Wl!O .alt lJiar IINVIIW ....ul NICVIlR' WJ!OU.T IUPPY~I ly this It tile . key: Marilyn, a student nurse at Ill• if youg·marrieds and molhera ' ', ,", mw• is'"the"''talk '"'""' , _ "'""''"" <M m .,.. ,. ,..,_ r d · .' show of the.trade, and will ness-a frequent award·winner for .both Wire'"" Briefs 0"""""' ... .. ~'"OM. •. ,...,.., ...... """"' ...... _,-· ..... , ,,. ''M" ,... _,_ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN M ISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: atlloy processes and develop· men · . i S , on "";' ". , Y· all mvel . . -· ....... - -.. . .. S.pAIIaJIO•-·. RAll'S BEN FRANKLIN ,OHIO VALLEY BAKING . CO. .. . . I · -.Jane I Mlddl.,.,, Ohle ' Balers of Holsum Bread FOREMAN· & AIBOn · ;! • . l'llrlllhp1 11 Lowest Prk:ea Quall~ l. . Middleport LOCAL IJ!nON .11868 ..........,,W.Va. ' .j :; : .Y. D. EDWARD$ :.t ·:JisUIANCI AGIN...; :. ' .... • ... ,t ,\ BulldlliJ SUppUoa• ·IIIJI- Geaenl CoalrletiDI . JHE UNITED STm WORKERS if OF A¥11.CA . f '• RACINE PLANING MilL ' . -,.1· ,.,..•. PoMEROY ·ROWER SIIGf · ..,._..,... ADo-_. . . -. ... _ ........c..y,.. ........;, Is AGreat GGd �tl • • . ( ' c Sentinef Church News I Teachers he . • r:ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mid~port, 0., June :\1, 1"! ' ·:.-· ' Protected In House Billl34 ~~ o..r qncl)': 1 ~bate Wedneto~~1v. ~;;;;S~ID~E·r;;OF;;'I'HB;;;~~ anton. a co-sponsor and 1e•der In whlcBh tod 1 ' h. ••e 110$08ge ofl.l ou.. 111 I• 134, outlined today the biH's Dear Helen· .. .. ·· 8;,--'j'-Thl~l 'l:~·=·lll;;;e ..;~u...,;i:- ~lc:ated !lo. •• ~ .,.. ra;";1o;";ad;_;r:,. ....,. ' . iivi.l' you're hi!D~·~- \~~ ~~=~ · V...... '1111 1 awa1 eutoa, .....,_ \ Is so II trooble or just ,;; ~;~~~~~·lei~·-~-'!~:!""_~-~""-~1P~~~!:..,....._~P·"";m"",_-'_•;-DA-:r-V ~•""""" le'"' ah~ 1 JiEADED SOUTH - The second of lw o shipS buill for the U.S. Geodet c Survey sttrted oa its long journey to the Gull of MeXH'O Thursday afternoon. The CG 29 "Whitley" passed the GaiUpoiiS area shortly before 4 p.m. aftel ItS departure from the Marietta Manufacturmg Co., shlp,Yar ds at Pt. Pleasant. Tbts photo shows the sleek ship euttmg the water near Bane s S e: v.lre statiOn. The. sh•p was repoited at Dam 32 at 4 :20a .m . today. and is makin g lime m the lust stages of. her long journey. The first of these .. m early AJ>rll. . :.---"--·· - - --·· .· Nancy. ~·.e::''" ;;r-u:- ~ on ~he '·'"~··'. , ~ ~lUll'- elt~l· . J"" ~-: ~e - ' Tlllt ,IJ ;why sleor · mu of! Ill possible frPIII In laW That "Sister • in • &,aw" whO and IIOI&bboo confl!C\1• 1be. • It clarifies the present .law abOut being newly people !jon't waqt tbt1r o:::; concerning crediting ol years ried and haviag to care lor an aoJved - IIley .unPiy of . aervlce. loU~wlng an annex· Infirm and difficult mother·UI • '"""""'nt, In pdnl. 10 abon or con"'lidatlon of ochnol Jaw twllh no help from the oth· can s"'" I!IY llii'Wtr territory, when determlntna er children)_ could she be the the .e{I'!I!IY'S .·IIll4 py, DAIL.T 1 · · .t.(li!OIII · placement of •tall on a school k , _ H91e!l'a 011 my sldel" 1 dl•trlct solarv schedule, one now· (A.i.:l when 1 clll!llll' a billty of teachers lor ciMitlnu· Did she neglect to tell you pro~: Y/OW! - EVERY· .....,.. ing cootracts. and the senlor- of .the !our times had been BODY. ji,mpa Jilt bOCIII•• I . lJo. "I'"! Ill'" .'ty of teachers when a reduc- married, and hoW brOke up I'm "just too dense to see t1on 10 staff IS necessary . a 19-year-<>ld mamage wltll her tllooe low4own stlnkera art .....,.14" It would require that a new- chasing alter lrer present bu.. yOIIII . h<lpe."; _ H. li.Loa¥t oft .. ,;.role . •-'' " ha~H~len: ~ause ly created district, following a bandl Yes, she's a. newlyWed · · · · c<)IlSOiidation, or the dlitrict "' - but tile r... mer wile had • Dear . . which a teacher is transferred. breakdown of her cru· I never wrlttell lo as port of an onne•alion, shall elty. colunmlat before, . \!U!IIall . accept the contractual oblls•· . been tempted, blll after lion the previous district had ThiS man and woman and the lng "Broken Hearted Molller's with the teacher. mother should be forced. to Uve letter, I just felt I'd like ' to tell This would Include crediting together the rest of tllelf .Jives. you how 11eel. . years of service In the previous Incidentally, the other children My molher·ln-law Is ll , •. .....,Ill 111. CIJ;.. s. . " l'·:U' 20.no1 21. ·~""· '"":"~:.::::~ . ~- '" ..,.";":.:;"':, ,_,_ •' th rod f d partment and \ Mason prom~ uc t': •assistant plant I ch10 . In h is 1955 position. be l WI. succeed Mr . Joe Pannab•k· \ er11 who. retired after 40 years e P was. ~~~~;erapp~~nted . ,.,~m•<...... .... ~M""" - I News, Events -----..- ~ .......... - · . ' " '""" ........ ..,.., " 1 Free, son and daughter of Falls ly transferred to or consolldat- than she bargained fiR' - a caP" and 1 ~1 maded:::,. -· ....... R ........ """ "' " ' "' - laterlital Church, Va., Miss Reylln Ferg·ied with othe districts that M-type IJl.Other·in·law \uson. St. Louis. Missouri, Mr. became part of the district In BYSTANDER ch~~~e:"r:si~~s~t ~~Sm~a::en vhacat~otn fr~mt dthuti~ g~~\ I rr== III.L<>ok at p, ForUf1 . ::::.: ~. ~ ·- a A now it I won sblp. She compllmenla me :·=~=u~ 1~ :.:!: •&.Bakbll ·olWIIbtN &o~ I~ ~ ""~ ~- ~. ~~ley ~ :or.~~ ~ 118.01dNorH ••• ,, n 61.lrllh poet 110WIC LMothor: eoUOq. I.P..- ~-' ~:.,, '""~ '" ........... -~ ...... ,, ............. , ~ ... -................ .. -~ ............... -· ~": -.::r.. ------··--··' W<' '"''' ' ~ ~'""~ -~"""" ~,--.- ~-. I '"'~""'~" 0•- <>m<•_,...,....... - ~· '" -~-uoXM~-•·---·~· ~~h-.:::::::::::=.-.:::::-....::.:---.war Mr. Lu~~:r·~· )OIO"!e~~~::g~O ~ ~"" 11 'r0.ICe Of nroadwav . ReportiD" • ~~· ~ "' . . . '" . . . . I. "' .h - "' ... durinR w. orld. II, with the ' rank I maJOL . . 0 n Ju Y as ~ :::U, l'wda.) ,I hlis t hama High School, along with ' voluntary on the part of the , thing I know an leo well: e monlll, and not a• a sitter . PI e Y \several of her pupils attended teacher flip side of the coin never shows er. · T h c em1s assls an a Road, Pmnt easan1·. . . ' 'c reek Power Plant. Cheshire. FHA Camp at Cedar Lakes . the ·•me pl•ture Two nonnle My own mother had a fl".al\ Crumps are active 1n CIVIC , H · 'led w h' t D C ' ' · ,.,... deal I d 'Ill till h school and church activities. el v:s: c· aNs mg Jon , . nd.. this past week. Those I (or a dozen people for t h at I o sbo ,.,I • •·aldppy .. "" ' ""'" • _ .... ""' · , • ••••• h . . _ ... , . . ...., . . . . . • us both -· · . · · Nornstown, Pa. were Connie Harbour Mason 1Band for the 1963-64: school \seldom re· ·h the same c-hl Make sure you treat si ·gdegree m eleclrJCO engmeer· • · •• • lly · embe 1' at University of 1Maryland Mrs . Robert McBrlde and \Judy Williams, Clifton, Myra tyear It has been announced. slon. Olll'a - rem r m · I . awcturt :18. and Mrs. William Walker and Iwhich the teacher is presently Dear Bystanclor: . 1 1 family, LouiSVIlle. Ky. ', employed prov1ded the employ· I doubtthtllese lamH•es are t . th I dl I I ts lated I dilfre- Clltlld as I'm ar rom perfeel. 0 0 .' Mrs. Eleanor M'He r • Home 1.men I? e seversand changes s r c \ent parts as ey rom b er· • k sure ·•· was unmterrupted of come the country u·t W ma "'" MO to ..-· 1 d ' James Ste>Narl bas been on Ecooomcs Instructor at Wa· \ol employing boards were not yoor letter points oul some- the children at least twice a of serv:ce. I eeteotlal NEW HAVEN _ Ralph F . Crump has been promoted \Methodist Church. Registering Aloo darlfled to tile obUga- You see; Helen, there are two •jllll\0 1 overlook to plant engineer and Ralph H. Lusher to assistant plant \were Mr. and Mrs . . George lion of the aew scbool dittrlcl sides to every question. May· peapnd "II w!lll"! flaws In . tam Plant Mr . Carl G. Adler Loyd and three sons of New AI· to recognize, for aenliH'II)' par- be this tsn't •tbe .same person, • ve 11 metallurgiSt at ('or oration of America' 1\ew bany, Indian, Mr. and Mrs. poses when the reductio• ol but it's a similar sttuai!On: a other, but ll.comes to plant manager Vanad• P · \Henry Schwarz and daughter, staff Is necessary, all tile years woman whO cot everythlntlln·laWll, every little faull 1 wbe~ :K""" :t...=. !attended the wedding of Sharon quirement for ' becoming eli&l· even take her In, bUt she woold "best friend." SUre,, we· , ' Kay McDaniel and James ble to receive a continuing connone th:,"'. and ended to adjust to each other, bul my Loyd on Sunday at tile Mason tract. up Y curstng em. hllllb&nd and I alao bad 1o ad- ~he Gr:,~ ~":!.~ ' aoyU.blo 18. fravtl !l~.e ships.~e ~ear~e,_s•~."uth Promot ed 1 ~·· ~.--w. """....., •• -~ ~ .hav~. . . . . .~f. . . . , - . , . . _ , . . , . . . . . , . . herCorporatiOll Crump, Lus.UID I BYVanadl r:;~~ ~ • ' 1o •IIWP!hlllll .. ;-:,;.eit purpose. . • h1m a I\DIO. II t\roonan<:e II bpu\1. I clolibt U lv Helen ll!'ttiil '· '· · · Sen. Oakley C. Colllns ol lr· . •• • -·-.. . . . . . . .,. . I , 0 I trainee. In 1954 he was promo!· ed to .a.siStant rortman, pro· duction and later transferred to the shipp:ng department. No· b 1956 he was promoted and has worked , ~~~:;allurgist 0 0 0 ' ._ u • ~. ,,..~~~ ~· ~·.;n - ; " ::: ,C .... ·-• olll>r. .................... . .•. a ... • •.., D-L B. ."A • • .. II .,.,.. with a cilok...t at their esl aecond-DIOther In the world. "" . ,,. ••• -•• Jelll'll /Itt enulng were .. mr. allll Mn. (And never ooce In""' John Hetzer and son, John and we were " daughter, Janel Sue, all of ever IntrodUce j)er as my 1110' , Reedsville, Mr. and Mrs. ther-l,.!aw," a word ~;m:: ~~,;!~~ ~a::'. :.~~ L 0 lC 0 F • 1. L 0 W · A Q711101- . .- IOleha.ve a ·-tal kindred ven. ' ·· feeling for all wives who ............ . . , . . _ _ .,_..,,. of Mason eiltertatned"".,..,.nliY lu<!,klly and happily had the Ohi~. nla to roach Frank Sinatra on pronunciation for his all·ltalian "'W"" "' '"' ""oo""'" ,.._ Italian record U OKKO ....... o<..m ... ,,..,_ .... ~~AIRO ~~ ~·-·~ ~~n ~· '"'"~ ~•< ~ ~rr~~ ~~··'"'""'" .~ .. "~ -~'7"~· .,.\'"' ·~·" ~·· ,..~....,~. ,,. '"'"~ ....... ""'· ....... ,..,... • ""' ~ m~ ., '""'"'""'~<rom""""" "'"" ,..., f::'"' "'' <rom" '~' . Wm •"•· '"' "'""'"' ' ' N "'"' '""'" A ""'"' "" "" A" '" "" '""'' "" • '"'""'' """""'' two-year ed be!<Jre the television cameras. It may The bill was on ' way e be a lung time before any star stops to 0 governor tnday as15 the last ma· ' say a low words into a TV microphone at IlOilo in any '""' .... W Mp0 Ra'd"10 . '"' It... -" " ' they ... I•bIn ...,_t 1:110 Sign On News die Why can't to enter only after the lock is buzzed from the inside. Is this legal? . .. Lind· say Crosby's ex-wife, Barbara, is in G.,. I boosters are unwilling"""' to believe the sig· _, Peter I "' ""' '""''""'' "'""""'" -· to. ·~- 0 -· - .U .. .,._ ''" " ' " ~a, M~lHeadlinH - - ,. _ _ _ ,.. 111:50 lllendaJ lhl'll FrklaJ Townsend of Princess Mar· ""· fu< (star " ' ' "' '••"" garet's Big Heartbreak some years ago) has been making quite a succes of ber portrait painting. She was pa1d an enor· WASHif'IGTQN - The sub· 1 nificance of the "pan mail" he's received marine Thresher. wh•ch went smce hiS marriage to "Happy" Murphy. . bottom Apr:l They're having a new poll. taken, hoping ~- --. - ~ ~ W JEH RAftiQ •~ <-M ........ - Muon County llewo - ''"- - "" . 7:00 ..... New• " " ''" 7·10 Musical Clock 12:10 -Ohio -Ne,.. "'" 12:15 Markell 7:30 7:30 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Ne\91 0 Grallll ''" - ;: .=",:!:."!; r:::.,o;, I SUbmlrines were wondering sure ahout her matrimonial -~ ~ ~'"' "~ ~··= ""' ' '""'"""' " ""'"· ry """"'' MoM • • lng <••<The seawater. " ofhc:al plans. al- Robert Thom, who just won an Em· ~·~ m• ""' • " • " ' W< ""' " " '""""" ••• i>'• ... ....... '""' 1:111 Wather Plclllre "" ....,.,.. - ~.County <> - - "'"'Cns <o • James ,..., ..."'""'" ...... "'"" • scene. '"""" WMUO" Na· <o named The s11iy .. pobtl· " ex" ptosed on, the local The irony: O•U - •c - Tho<W> oo '" ''" aoter said the "most pro'> '>k" cauae of the tragedy wa ' " "" · 1 ing II> the engine room cauoed ty system fa:lure • WHEEL :&,, ALIGNMENT •WHEEL BALANCING •SHOCK ABSORBERS •FRONT-END REPAIR .BRAKE ', R~IR .BACKETl'S :!''.tU) SERVICE OOM. .OY OMtO " ' ore ......., • · - ,,. ready The silliest: one that reads "Let's Throw Cold Water on Goldwater" . . . . TV producer John Secondari, best known for writing "Three Coins in the Fountam," is recuperating after a nose ''" - News Mo ...... o · - · ""'' "' " " . . .,. . . . . . . lead in it, and was turned down with Newt words something like, "ll's a nightmare. M - i Melodlel No father could possibly do that to his childr...,." Then Thorn offered the role of the :ron to a famous actor's offspring operation .. . Sidney Poitier's return to and the young man begged for the part. Broadway is being set. He'll star in the ''It's the story of my life." he said ... James Baldwin play, "Blues for Mr. The late-late set was treated to an enter· Charlie " . tainme11t dividend at the Embers the • • • other night. Tony Bennett showed up Memo to the New York city fathers: and joined Diuy Gillespie's crew on the Many New Jersey merchants say the 4 bandstand for a wild session that lasted per cent New York City sales tax has in· until closing time . .. A well·known rock creased their business 14 per cent 'n roll grooup with a string of record Monte Proser, now bookmg entertain· hill recently agreed to cancel out of a big ment for a Las Vegas spot, is said to be Philadelphia nightclub after three days Irving to persuade theatrical producers of bombing. Now the experts are won· to tak•• their shows out there for pre· dering what will happen to them when Broadway try.(Juts: on the theory that a they open as headliners in an Important good run in the gambling town helps a New York cafe · musical ·•get polish" and • large amoun\ • • • of money Maybe, but wbal do they do Pat Boone will come East to. root for about trying out the sets, and the audi· Len Goc:hman when be replaces Robert ence reaction? An audience seeing a di· Morse in "How to !\ucceed." Wby! Beve•tl•~ment with highballs ~lulched in cause Len used to be Pat's press .cent tlleir hands isn't al all the same as an . .. No word r~cently from the Rock audience coldly watching a show In a Hudson Marilyn Maxwell f!IDW\ce theatre . . Remember Juljet Prowse! Sarah Val]ghan's dramatic battle with She's conferrtng with businessmen her estransed huSband, C. B. AtldDI. cin a deal tu wb•ch she'd front a cballl . of a Hollywood street the other day ended dance schools. . . . Ingrid Bergman trav• ma!d"g fam for him, beeayse ~ 4Wn't eled from Ports-to Rome to spend a week s~e back. The row wiS ~ai1Sed by his with the children by Roberto · (!eslre to see the dau&ntet they adopte«< Rossel1n! . At the end of Summer, a)le'll durine the happier phase of tlieir marrt· co·star with Anthony Quinn In the mov· age, and when 'be stopped by Sassy's rete verolon of Friedrich Durennmatt'a cording studio to let .h er !moW be'd pick· play , Visit," which wjll be fUmed In ed up Utt!• girl for ou.tlng, the Yugoslavia. singer flew Into a rap that amued a Singer Lou Monte will ao to CaUfor- eolll)le of dosen onlooierl. • ' ·. . ~bout visllin~ ''Th~ - th~ in (~ 2:56 Ne\91 Bell ,.. '" - •• _ 5:116 World • ... Nallonlll Newe ''" O - 5:25 Weatberealt 5:31 Dinner MumaJo !;'ridaJ: Cbarcb ii:5$ lDIIde Book• Bella Rill&' ·e:ot Sllllael • Blvd. W.-ld 1:00 Sl&n ,Of! FamllY WorshiP 1:00 1:(\0 .. 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Only a few fnends know 'units pressed tlleir attack against wiD 100." 1:30 7 Fann News proceedmgs so ludicrous he seemed le> that she likes him very much. bul ber Kurdish tribesmea and nl· Dear Helen: :01i arealdaal party have tears in his eyes as he watched the true love is an actor who is married . . . . tn northern Iraq Thurs- 1 gave a boy a tart• plc:lur<ol . • ..... . It A I A 0 AV A U,V Jill V W K II B lll• : VHR:Iil . .t.UU.-PICBZOWMJIA y..-,.a ~; TllOIII Wl!O .alt lJiar IINVIIW ....ul NICVIlR' WJ!OU.T IUPPY~I ly this It tile . key: Marilyn, a student nurse at Ill• if youg·marrieds and molhera ' ', ,", mw• is'"the"''talk '"'""' , _ "'""''"" <M m .,.. ,. ,..,_ r d · .' show of the.trade, and will ness-a frequent award·winner for .both Wire'"" Briefs 0"""""' ... .. ~'"OM. •. ,...,.., ...... """"' ...... _,-· ..... , ,,. ''M" ,... _,_ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN M ISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: atlloy processes and develop· men · . i S , on "";' ". , Y· all mvel . . -· ....... - -.. . .. 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DINE OUT THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC SUNDAY ch 1\1 Cr BC s. ., in ol H dl fl Poloroid Land Print A[ 8UMS ' Holds 90 P•ints ·,\' In Ace-ta•e ,t • $3 75 ' Sleeves {' c! e I • Drl~te !n •• - 42" l • Drlv.- out with a new ~... MO.TOROLA. CAR 29·95 RADIO All Transistor l•die for os little as ' (plus imtaiiGii<IIIJ WERNER RADIO &T.V. l CHOOSE THIS CABINET SINIC i /)UTCH oltuM 1'HOUSE u·-· ······ N. 2nd Ave. - =----NOW ON SALE '63 MEIGS COUNTY F~ .IERSH1P ncKm now on sale at: · 1 l 'I I e A•nold"s Sohio Sorvico Stotlon - Ir i i on Itt. 7. 1 eMilhoan Sohio Service Station, Tuppers P't.ins, Ohio Also aU Duectors and Offkers will have tickets for sale. Membe«h•p Ticket entiUes purchaser to free admission and free parking during the Fili. 1963 Premm m Books will be mailed about the first week in Julv . DO NOT DELAY IN MAKING YOUR ENTRIES. f:NTRY BLANKS MUST Ill!: FILLED OU'C BY THE EXHIBITOR. CLOSING TIMES ARE: •Beer and Dairy cntie, Sbeep alld Swille--4:00 . {•• I P.M. Wednesday August 7th. eHorse S'l&w- 1:00 P.M., Wedaaday .Wgust 14tb •No closing time on Horse and Pony Pull Contest~ •~UI other Departments-4~ P . ~ . . Thur!lday August lllh. Secretary, will be at Fair ~r' Office ~ Fair· grounds fr~m 10:00 A.M. to 4:00P.M. Au p 5-6·7 and 8th. Frank 14. Johnston, SHOP ... PAl'" Oftly ··--·I'IC:t' . . :,......., c~Wr• ROWleY & . ' . :•• NOTICE MJOffice Willie Clesed From June 24th VALlEY & SUPPLY CO. 9 AM It 9"PM •POftTABLJ:. ' elJl·Y"'t DR. I. F,MAAO New'""'" ._ , '299 .,........__ c.-.J.., 1 - MASON cro. . ...... w.v-. FUI!.fiiJUiE .. . deeJro OHtO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Edwonlloer, Own or WY 2-21136 Phono WY 1·2769 fhlr~ 13" Pamtr§.y - -- -- A.., Redemption Repres~ntalive AIR· CONDITIONER ' UJdil .w, • 3 ROOMS ....... $249.00 AUTO'AATIC lor 54"""" 66" S;Ms Gild c.-;- AJ.. A,.a..lllo. Ia Midtlleport Opel s.t• •, . I r"sp ·S MATCW!e WAU CAIAIEt 30" hi. . lHE SHOE lOX $3··· Rt. 33 norltl of Pome.oy, Ohio e Rout.,. Insurance Agency, loot 2nd. St. Pom• rvy, Ohio . eSimon"s Plck·A-Poir Shoe Store, Welt 2nd St., Pomeroy . Ohio esperts Dept .. Middleport Dept. st..., Mill St. Middlepoo1, Ohio eWoid ,,.,.. Sons Storo, Rodno, Ohio e Kouh Feed Store, (Motor, Ohio eChapman's Morl<et on Rt. 124 betw- S y r and RaciM, Obio e Crobl••• Sohiot Service Station, Harr~Mn•llle. Ohio eSide•'• Keyslhne S.rvloe Stoll"'! ol Five Pelnts the ''hub" of your food and work c..,teor. Tlut 42" une-pi.ece top is of th• finest acid-resistant enamel coated steel, based on a beautrful !llteel eabin~, witlt ru.st-re.s•stant white enamel finish. Complete lV.itb swing-spout faucet and strainff. IS ' ..e4000 BTU' e.NO INSTALLA'nON . . ., JUST J1,ACE IN WINDOW, .. PUSH OV'1' p:itlVES, PWG IN RE~ACLI!:.. . ~ , ~ ,.• JPNI..... ."".....,.,..... ..,~ Sliver WU.l BE AT OUR STORE Cor. 2nd & Mill St., Midlleport SAMDAY, J11e 221141 -3ROOMS ,, OIIOR. WilL H PILLIDi Of. ~\.- - ..FURNl'JUIE ''······" · ··""~ 10:30 AM nl 6 PM ldatY•II•hl s;.tY• . . '. 91fts fo.r ~p.Wftll �• c .. I) ' .I • I 1 ' Rohillson Injured.•ii. . eds' ·Victory . . ALL STAR LOCAL AND. S'•JATE News Of Ma~ Coimty, frst Virginia • ' SvJinl ctevelalid ·Jndi•• . ' . BaltioaOre Jh!hipd C.Stoff C.fdaer . . NGS ,.,..... '3·•· ••••• I NEW YOlK CLOTHING HOUSI VAlLEY lQMIER & SUPPLY CO. .. POMIQIOY Phtno WY lo27" ~ 11111'4 .... DINE OUT THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC SUNDAY ch 1\1 Cr BC s. ., in ol H dl fl Poloroid Land Print A[ 8UMS ' Holds 90 P•ints ·,\' In Ace-ta•e ,t • $3 75 ' Sleeves {' c! e I • Drl~te !n •• - 42" l • Drlv.- out with a new ~... MO.TOROLA. CAR 29·95 RADIO All Transistor l•die for os little as ' (plus imtaiiGii<IIIJ WERNER RADIO &T.V. l CHOOSE THIS CABINET SINIC i /)UTCH oltuM 1'HOUSE u·-· ······ N. 2nd Ave. - =----NOW ON SALE '63 MEIGS COUNTY F~ .IERSH1P ncKm now on sale at: · 1 l 'I I e A•nold"s Sohio Sorvico Stotlon - Ir i i on Itt. 7. 1 eMilhoan Sohio Service Station, Tuppers P't.ins, Ohio Also aU Duectors and Offkers will have tickets for sale. Membe«h•p Ticket entiUes purchaser to free admission and free parking during the Fili. 1963 Premm m Books will be mailed about the first week in Julv . DO NOT DELAY IN MAKING YOUR ENTRIES. f:NTRY BLANKS MUST Ill!: FILLED OU'C BY THE EXHIBITOR. CLOSING TIMES ARE: •Beer and Dairy cntie, Sbeep alld Swille--4:00 . {•• I P.M. Wednesday August 7th. eHorse S'l&w- 1:00 P.M., Wedaaday .Wgust 14tb •No closing time on Horse and Pony Pull Contest~ •~UI other Departments-4~ P . ~ . . Thur!lday August lllh. Secretary, will be at Fair ~r' Office ~ Fair· grounds fr~m 10:00 A.M. to 4:00P.M. Au p 5-6·7 and 8th. Frank 14. Johnston, SHOP ... PAl'" Oftly ··--·I'IC:t' . . :,......., c~Wr• ROWleY & . ' . :•• NOTICE MJOffice Willie Clesed From June 24th VALlEY & SUPPLY CO. 9 AM It 9"PM •POftTABLJ:. ' elJl·Y"'t DR. I. F,MAAO New'""'" ._ , '299 .,........__ c.-.J.., 1 - MASON cro. . ...... w.v-. FUI!.fiiJUiE .. . deeJro OHtO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Edwonlloer, Own or WY 2-21136 Phono WY 1·2769 fhlr~ 13" Pamtr§.y - -- -- A.., Redemption Repres~ntalive AIR· CONDITIONER ' UJdil .w, • 3 ROOMS ....... $249.00 AUTO'AATIC lor 54"""" 66" S;Ms Gild c.-;- AJ.. A,.a..lllo. Ia Midtlleport Opel s.t• •, . I r"sp ·S MATCW!e WAU CAIAIEt 30" hi. . lHE SHOE lOX $3··· Rt. 33 norltl of Pome.oy, Ohio e Rout.,. Insurance Agency, loot 2nd. St. Pom• rvy, Ohio . eSimon"s Plck·A-Poir Shoe Store, Welt 2nd St., Pomeroy . Ohio esperts Dept .. Middleport Dept. st..., Mill St. Middlepoo1, Ohio eWoid ,,.,.. Sons Storo, Rodno, Ohio e Kouh Feed Store, (Motor, Ohio eChapman's Morl<et on Rt. 124 betw- S y r and RaciM, Obio e Crobl••• Sohiot Service Station, Harr~Mn•llle. Ohio eSide•'• Keyslhne S.rvloe Stoll"'! ol Five Pelnts the ''hub" of your food and work c..,teor. Tlut 42" une-pi.ece top is of th• finest acid-resistant enamel coated steel, based on a beautrful !llteel eabin~, witlt ru.st-re.s•stant white enamel finish. Complete lV.itb swing-spout faucet and strainff. IS ' ..e4000 BTU' e.NO INSTALLA'nON . . ., JUST J1,ACE IN WINDOW, .. PUSH OV'1' p:itlVES, PWG IN RE~ACLI!:.. . ~ , ~ ,.• JPNI..... ."".....,.,..... ..,~ Sliver WU.l BE AT OUR STORE Cor. 2nd & Mill St., Midlleport SAMDAY, J11e 221141 -3ROOMS ,, OIIOR. WilL H PILLIDi Of. ~\.- - ..FURNl'JUIE ''······" · ··""~ 10:30 AM nl 6 PM ldatY•II•hl s;.tY• . . '. 91fts fo.r ~p.Wftll �. • ,I ' ' ( • t Trade 'n' Travel Time 'USED CAR BUYS 1961 Corvelr 700 4 Door _ _ $1 ,595 .... conslderlnC. w. $1111Ier, cantr..uns, WY uw. Free ·a.~. White fiDilb, blue interior, Power&llde. Radio, heater, j#WI -rd. •• ....a-. .......... ctlarp . . . . . . 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $895 Original all the way, apoUese interior, blaek and white finish, V8 motor. PowergUde, whitewalls. radio and heater I U\1 ' (=•at. ..,m..rtt...,. tot M~.Juti•• Tbrw - - hl' rtte ., t ..... , . .... 'WID ... 1!"-led for ~ " .ot >aul wttll\11 \6 4.QI alter ,..,..... ··~ om01 ta..uiU CARD ll.a fOI' 0 word llhlfau& .... Md1t\oao I& -rd ... Oblbluta -~ tf I e.DI pet .-d. omCE HOUIIB 1:J0 A. · - teo lcOil P • DaDJ laturd&r -t:aD lUI.. tc1 12:10 aOG8 1960 Dodge _ Was $1399, Now $12~5 Dart 2 Door. OrJglnal black finish, clean Interior, power steering, automatic trans., like new tim, radio and heater. Specia1. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. fumlllbed, Rowley " Hanlwar.. Phone WY I .I ' r .I '· t For information leading to the arrest, and conviction of any person stealing P~ultry . or Equipment from the premises at any location operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUS. TRIES. deluxe equJpment, tirH like new. IIATIIS ror Wao1 A.d Sin._ I Property Tianslers $1 00·00 RE.WARD I decorol<!cl lundahed - ' • I ""' Reed •2'1'1t. after S p. m. Phone 'WY S. 3574. ee tte ~ DUPLEX, furnished apln. ment at 3110 S 2nd Middleport. CaD In fl\'enlng, WY S. I .I Contod, Morvin Gloogo, General Manator 5262. ~ ONE SIX room houoe. l'eopiM Terrace. Phone Pl. Pleasant Ohio Valley Industries 1518-J after 5 p.m. . ' ' IT'S SO EASY TO PlACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PH.ONE WY2-2157 CARD OF THANKS ROTTEN, IT GOT ANAST'/ ~-­ DISPOSITION-AN' U"-FAITHFUL.':' ...... c...,.,_ By KINIIi- • t\SOLINI ALLEY 'VCM" ntlf wouran·t run more than •100 a month. Ar·d if won a pu ..se ~he new a11d th~n- i • By CHESTER GOULD OROPPV n/INI(S Vot.J'RE 1961 Chevrolet - $1805. ,, • 1961 Chevrolet FUR SALE - Two bedroorr --~#:;;~~ BeauU!ul Birch l<iten ~~ ' hor•te Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 b r 1960 Dodge • • - $149S' Blae<tnar. WY 2-6127 S.lfl.th 4 Door VACATION SPECIALS FROM 1960 Chevrolet '59 Plymouth V8 • ·- • $1195ra- 1959Ford '61 Chevrolet • - • $1795 Bel ~ 2 Door Hardtop. Standard Irons. Radio and heater. Spotless white finish and red interior. '61 Pontiac • - '2195 ond • Star Chlof 4 Door Sedan. Fully equipped. Sharp blue w~_finiah willl blue vinyl in't'lor. OWned bJ locel mlD.IHer. '61 Pontiac • • $1595 • Tempnt 4 Door Sedan. 4 cyl. eoonomv with PonUtc pet' fDI'JI!PICO. standard traDO. Radio ond heater. OWned hJ' 1 lop! mech.. ic. '57Pontiat f • FoLK& WANTED • DocN: J!ucltop - Nlco. - • $795 ( 'IIIU 1'1-WAOOO Wf\'ON~ \IIITH ' - - --- --., Br HAROLD GRAY THIIT1 WHO !<MOWS'? eUT 1-U; CER'nl>INLV ~ lOVE THE PROSPt:C T OF Tf.IE FORTUNE MY FATHER lo<JAS READY TO PfN TO 14AVE: A GENUINE _.----./. COUI'lT IN OUR FAMILY!· 't'E'AH' I'M BE~IHNI!'i' T'DIG THE • $1595 • -. - \ By RAJ;BURN VANBUREN . $595 • 4 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. standard Iran•. Radio. ond h01ter. • • hetl\lf, 4 Door Statlon Wagon. Power steerinJ:and brakel, ndlo and heater, automftic trans. 1959Ford PICTURE# - • $1495 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Standard trant Radio and BLAETTNARS dio, beater, automatic trans. A clean one·owner car. ---- sm.n. 8 cyl. standard Iron Radio and better, 1959 Chevrolet FUf)' 2 Door Hardtop. Power steering, JK'Wer brabl, A MODeL.. HE HAD BEAI.mf:UL MANNERS: SAID Alt. TI-lE PROPER THIN~S. BUT HE WAS f=!FTY, I WAS HIMETEEN1 8E;i:IQE6p I DIDN'T lOVE ~IM! r-.J..,. nt' CCIUtiT 'l'tii.JJl 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. standard. traM. Rodlo and beater. en, automatic gas heat. 164lf OH, W'e. OONT f.1AVE ONE NOw. "fl.lAT IS- WE DIDN'T - """<EI. loJ..WAVS STANDS. -- T-.. •.$1795 • ou~ . Mlf!RI:. ANNII 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl Automat!• lrollJ. Radio and heater, 1 - -~T5 ••• •1395 1 f!!(lf AN !._D!I M' INTO THE I<JTCHEN TOilAY. 1 WANT 'V1X1 TO 00 1t1E: A FAVOR. STICK AROONCI UNTIL THE CALL tJ"' ~ Prt!C C~ 'mE' l<nt'HEN '!XTENSION AND SEE IE= '10U RE COONIZE THE VOI::E. IT COUW &E 5DME80D'i WE BOTH KNOW , O.K., DOC 'l COMES THaoLlGH. 4 Door Galaxie Selbn. Standard trana. V8, power lteefo. ing, radio and bea~r. 1958 Plymouth • • ·$895 t Door Sedan. 8 cyL Automallc trans. Heater, one - · .. - 1958 Plymouth • 4 Door SeciiiiL. 8 lyl, 1IIIDdOrd lro111 • .~~tO:~fl!.: ._: power lteerlnS, new blict tinioh, • 1957 chevrOlet • • Radio • '1095 ond ..... " 8• BRANNEll ' ·; '' $895 $1495 . '59'0ids 88 • • • . .. Doo1: Jilrdlop ·euick • • • • Sp&~~~~ ~~ Extn ,.,,.,., Chev. VB - • • $695 2 • - ' ' Sharp, Hardtop - ~I 0ice. Air 4 ~r Sedon. 'S1FordV8 ••• • $595 '" r~;;;~ It - 2 Door lbn!top. Body a uttie rou1h hut ' ... I -·I ....., .. ·'•·" -· ' ' ·~ ' �. • ,I ' ' ( • t Trade 'n' Travel Time 'USED CAR BUYS 1961 Corvelr 700 4 Door _ _ $1 ,595 .... conslderlnC. w. $1111Ier, cantr..uns, WY uw. Free ·a.~. White fiDilb, blue interior, Power&llde. Radio, heater, j#WI -rd. •• ....a-. .......... ctlarp . . . . . . 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $895 Original all the way, apoUese interior, blaek and white finish, V8 motor. PowergUde, whitewalls. radio and heater I U\1 ' (=•at. ..,m..rtt...,. tot M~.Juti•• Tbrw - - hl' rtte ., t ..... , . .... 'WID ... 1!"-led for ~ " .ot >aul wttll\11 \6 4.QI alter ,..,..... ··~ om01 ta..uiU CARD ll.a fOI' 0 word llhlfau& .... Md1t\oao I& -rd ... Oblbluta -~ tf I e.DI pet .-d. omCE HOUIIB 1:J0 A. · - teo lcOil P • DaDJ laturd&r -t:aD lUI.. tc1 12:10 aOG8 1960 Dodge _ Was $1399, Now $12~5 Dart 2 Door. OrJglnal black finish, clean Interior, power steering, automatic trans., like new tim, radio and heater. Specia1. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. fumlllbed, Rowley " Hanlwar.. Phone WY I .I ' r .I '· t For information leading to the arrest, and conviction of any person stealing P~ultry . or Equipment from the premises at any location operated by OHIO VALLEY INDUS. TRIES. deluxe equJpment, tirH like new. IIATIIS ror Wao1 A.d Sin._ I Property Tianslers $1 00·00 RE.WARD I decorol<!cl lundahed - ' • I ""' Reed •2'1'1t. after S p. m. Phone 'WY S. 3574. ee tte ~ DUPLEX, furnished apln. ment at 3110 S 2nd Middleport. CaD In fl\'enlng, WY S. I .I Contod, Morvin Gloogo, General Manator 5262. ~ ONE SIX room houoe. l'eopiM Terrace. Phone Pl. Pleasant Ohio Valley Industries 1518-J after 5 p.m. . ' ' IT'S SO EASY TO PlACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PH.ONE WY2-2157 CARD OF THANKS ROTTEN, IT GOT ANAST'/ ~-­ DISPOSITION-AN' U"-FAITHFUL.':' ...... c...,.,_ By KINIIi- • t\SOLINI ALLEY 'VCM" ntlf wouran·t run more than •100 a month. Ar·d if won a pu ..se ~he new a11d th~n- i • By CHESTER GOULD OROPPV n/INI(S Vot.J'RE 1961 Chevrolet - $1805. ,, • 1961 Chevrolet FUR SALE - Two bedroorr --~#:;;~~ BeauU!ul Birch l<iten ~~ ' hor•te Lincoln Heights. CaD J 0 b r 1960 Dodge • • - $149S' Blae<tnar. WY 2-6127 S.lfl.th 4 Door VACATION SPECIALS FROM 1960 Chevrolet '59 Plymouth V8 • ·- • $1195ra- 1959Ford '61 Chevrolet • - • $1795 Bel ~ 2 Door Hardtop. Standard Irons. Radio and heater. Spotless white finish and red interior. '61 Pontiac • - '2195 ond • Star Chlof 4 Door Sedan. Fully equipped. Sharp blue w~_finiah willl blue vinyl in't'lor. OWned bJ locel mlD.IHer. '61 Pontiac • • $1595 • Tempnt 4 Door Sedan. 4 cyl. eoonomv with PonUtc pet' fDI'JI!PICO. standard traDO. Radio ond heater. OWned hJ' 1 lop! mech.. ic. '57Pontiat f • FoLK& WANTED • DocN: J!ucltop - Nlco. - • $795 ( 'IIIU 1'1-WAOOO Wf\'ON~ \IIITH ' - - --- --., Br HAROLD GRAY THIIT1 WHO !<MOWS'? eUT 1-U; CER'nl>INLV ~ lOVE THE PROSPt:C T OF Tf.IE FORTUNE MY FATHER lo<JAS READY TO PfN TO 14AVE: A GENUINE _.----./. COUI'lT IN OUR FAMILY!· 't'E'AH' I'M BE~IHNI!'i' T'DIG THE • $1595 • -. - \ By RAJ;BURN VANBUREN . $595 • 4 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. standard Iran•. Radio. ond h01ter. • • hetl\lf, 4 Door Statlon Wagon. Power steerinJ:and brakel, ndlo and heater, automftic trans. 1959Ford PICTURE# - • $1495 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Standard trant Radio and BLAETTNARS dio, beater, automatic trans. A clean one·owner car. ---- sm.n. 8 cyl. standard Iron Radio and better, 1959 Chevrolet FUf)' 2 Door Hardtop. Power steering, JK'Wer brabl, A MODeL.. HE HAD BEAI.mf:UL MANNERS: SAID Alt. TI-lE PROPER THIN~S. BUT HE WAS f=!FTY, I WAS HIMETEEN1 8E;i:IQE6p I DIDN'T lOVE ~IM! r-.J..,. nt' CCIUtiT 'l'tii.JJl 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. standard. traM. Rodlo and beater. en, automatic gas heat. 164lf OH, W'e. OONT f.1AVE ONE NOw. "fl.lAT IS- WE DIDN'T - """<EI. loJ..WAVS STANDS. -- T-.. •.$1795 • ou~ . Mlf!RI:. ANNII 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl Automat!• lrollJ. Radio and heater, 1 - -~T5 ••• •1395 1 f!!(lf AN !._D!I M' INTO THE I<JTCHEN TOilAY. 1 WANT 'V1X1 TO 00 1t1E: A FAVOR. STICK AROONCI UNTIL THE CALL tJ"' ~ Prt!C C~ 'mE' l<nt'HEN '!XTENSION AND SEE IE= '10U RE COONIZE THE VOI::E. IT COUW &E 5DME80D'i WE BOTH KNOW , O.K., DOC 'l COMES THaoLlGH. 4 Door Galaxie Selbn. Standard trana. V8, power lteefo. ing, radio and bea~r. 1958 Plymouth • • ·$895 t Door Sedan. 8 cyL Automallc trans. Heater, one - · .. - 1958 Plymouth • 4 Door SeciiiiL. 8 lyl, 1IIIDdOrd lro111 • .~~tO:~fl!.: ._: power lteerlnS, new blict tinioh, • 1957 chevrOlet • • Radio • '1095 ond ..... " 8• BRANNEll ' ·; '' $895 $1495 . '59'0ids 88 • • • . .. Doo1: Jilrdlop ·euick • • • • Sp&~~~~ ~~ Extn ,.,,.,., Chev. VB - • • $695 2 • - ' ' Sharp, Hardtop - ~I 0ice. Air 4 ~r Sedon. 'S1FordV8 ••• • $595 '" r~;;;~ It - 2 Door lbn!top. Body a uttie rou1h hut ' ... I -·I ....., .. ·'•·" -· ' ' ·~ ' �( • J.• 6~ f, t 1'1 -. ··-- ,. '" . - .•.,.... ·rr. .., . ~. . , I ,...,.~- --·.." -- .,.. ..,~-~ ....... .,. ~r ,,. .~~, r~ • ..,~., ,'1, ' ' . > • .. I ' IIOL XV 0 i SAN JOSE, Costa Rica A Cuban refugee spokesman said here Friday night Rn&sian troops are moving into aeUon against antJ.Ca•tro gents In Cuba. Be thrifty! Save all of your saleslips from Elberfelds In Pomeroy. They are valuable. Bring them in any time to .be added. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TONIGHT "TWO TICKETS TO PARIS" Joey DPE> Gary Crosby eOPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 Kay Medford ~ and­ "RING·A·DING RHYTHM" Chubby Ch£>cker Gary ru. S.> Bonds Remember •• There,s No Trick To I I"'""''" ,J ' Saving I When You Buy A Karr and VanZandt Value-Rated Used Car-·· THE BOSS IS AWAY! " ) I AT BIG BIG SAVINGS WHILE THE BOSS IS AWAY. Over 40 Cars To Choose From. CHEVROLET$ FORDS 1957 FORD 2 Doo r 5• d11'1. Clean. 1955 FORD V8 2 Door Sedan. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Sedan. 8nutiful m• dium- blue . Standard trans. R&H , SH It now. 1956 FORD VB 2 Dr. Auto . H•at•r, med· lum blue. Looks nice lnsld• and out. Come .... 1957 FORD 6 Cyl. Ra· dio & HetiHr. Stand.trd Trans. 1953 FORD V8 4 Dr. Cheap traniportetion 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyl. Station Watof' 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr Sedan VI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Sed on 1953 CHEVROLET 2 dr Hardtop 1958 CHEVROLET VI Impala Hardtop. Buutlful red finish. Std. Inns. It'• nice. S.. II. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Sid. trans. lconomlctl transport.tlon " 1 second car. Sn it. 1955 CHEVROLET Sto. Wag. Nice and clean. Seelt. MEIGS THEATRE rOMIROY, OHIO TONIGHT thru TUISDAY June 21-2S Academy Award Wlnner "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" Gregocy Peck, Brick Peters, James Anderson, Estelle' Ev· ans. Novel by Harper Lef'. ibis MUST be SEEN to be appreciated! Co lore~ rtoons No Advance in Admisslon. Privacg and Protection By the Boxful RAMBLERS I' Real nice. VI. G,...n. va. Tu-tone blue. VI. ,_ch color. VI. I I 81ue and white. 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. 1957 ~L YMOUTH 4 dr 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr . t9~ PLYMOUTH '2 dr . 1956 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl 57 Olds '98' H.T. $995 OLDSMOBILE$ MERCURYS Look yow Yalualaleo up where only . ;you have 110 them , • • and where steel and coocrete ~ them from 6re laazarda. Ren' a eafe depoail box in our ftult - a boJul of .. .W fclr peaaiea a weeki ANNOUNCE Bmm Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeffers of Laurel Clifl are announclnc the birth of Sib. 2 oz. son June 17 al Holzer Hospital, named Rickey Allen. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eblln Sr. of Thomas Fork and Mr. and Mrs• . John L. Jeffers of HarrlsOIJVWe road. .STEAK . .HOUSE • Bo-•fiM ·t Fdah,ue 60DodgeDart4door'6' - • • (2) 60 Ford 4 doors • • s1295 and s1495 One Galaxie, one Fairlane 500. Both bave Fordomatic and whitewall tires. Galaxlt hu an power equipment. (2) 59 Fords • - - • your choice SJ295 One Galaxie 4 Door Sedan and one Country Sedan 4 Door Station Wagon. Both have automatic trans., whitewall tires, radio and heater. · See Them At ••• METROPOLITAN MOTORS .o61.MAIN ' ~EROY • • • - _$1795 4 Door Sedan, b)"dramatle, radto, whitewall tlres, one local owD.e.t, new car trade iD. A real value. 570ids88H.T.Co~pe ·• • - - - s~95 Beoutiful red aDd wblt,e .tinlsb, power brakes and ateerlul. hydromatlc trana. RodW and wbltewaiiJ. New 1'811 ttllde In, value raled. - . 56 MERCURY . 2 DOOR H.T. $295 Pomeroy - 61 Olds F-85 4 door • We Have Them All Here WHOLESALE PRICES • Auto. trans., wjsjw tires,. heater, 25,000 actual miles by llocal owner, We Hove 'Eml We Pay 3% lnterUt On SatJlngi - S3800 Power steering, power brakes, hydraamatic transmission, blue metallic finish, white· wall tires, new Cadillac trade-in. Jeep St•. W1gon And They Are Going At ~ 61 Cadillac 2 door Hard Top STUDEBAKER$ BUICKS PONTlACS . v-e aulb, ' I tro~~~o ' ' ' .' . . . ' V-ea~w.tro~>~. . .' " ' • ... 55 ·fORD 2 QOOR ,.$195 . . . . 57 CHEV! 2: JlOOR '. r ·, $$?5. . • 0 ql,.' ott£ traao. .'. ... '· Serving Meigs County for over 9~ years POMEROY..,.. RUTLAND ' Sedan. V-8 auto. trans., power brakes and steering, WISIW tires. Radlo. Heater. Crow's 1960 RAMBLER American 2 Dr . St.ndard Trani. 1961 RAMBLER Convertible. Red 1ncf whlte. Sttndlrd trans. Real clean and nln. On• local owner. Set it now. PLY MOUTHS ' •I PomerOy . .' '' • e NO. •58 ·, ·' ' NOW YOtJ.KNOY • Mon lllaa ..... dO<I«<, nunes Ull do•lltll lr.... lil ..... ~ Of BW If RIPII. __ ,......_.____ , .- . - .r•• f'Ot\\EROY..WDOLEPORT, OHIO • SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1963 ,, ' � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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