https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3633e71372e188e73d2fb2625e2b83fa.pdf 69daea0b5d45bf733614b417783d23e9 PDF Text Text :M-IIally "' Sentmel. J>omeroy-Midclleport, 0 ., Aq. 10, 1881 • ,. , I • NOW YOU KNOW . Features, Pictures, For Meigs Centennial County Fair O'.iuiJooda TO ooecuDI lor -11 e eordlnl to the Ametjcaa GeoIJ'&pblcal Boclely. ·~ ,. ., \ at~ lola& V.tllle at mineral ~ IC- lwo-lldn)a . .1!1· • ., .-t':-.._f\ • WEAl Btl' JuullwaiMC I id at Y· ~ t, .... \ lheolal. T, The lnl!rt'ct 01 rAe JINf<M-•· Ar• o& ' .~;-~:--:~--~~:----------------------------=::~==:7.~~~~~~i_~~::::;:::~~::~::::::::::::~::=-----------~----------_ll ~;~ --------------------~----~'.. V~O~L~X~V~~N~0~.~~~00~.:~,~------~---------2PO~.~~~~y~~~D~D~LE~PO~H~.~OH!.miO~--------·~M~ON~D~A~Y,~A~U~G~U~S[TJ112,~19~~!____________~{.i\ ~.~----~~~Kf~·~A~V~E~C=~~~T~I " ~ \J · r• '~ Vaughan 1::kesStiut4. As First Witness In Action Over Hospital • • enttne e • 1 Blacklight Numbers Feature Big Bend Minstrel Show Five backlight numbers reaturing specially treated coswill be among the highof the second half . of annual summer presentaof the Big Bend Minstrel Mike Werry and Bill Young. Later, the same group, joined by Bill Zerkle and Die• Nease will return in a tramp dance number, "Side by l!lde• with Mecs, Lisle and Stalnaker doing the vocal work. Titled, "Variety Time," that Hope Bishop wlll sing "Crazy of the show will open with Words," brioglng on the Char, modern dance number, "Lazy leston dance line, Betty Jean · " a blacklight routine. Hobstetter, Karen Grlfllth, Conrudy a former Miss New nie Arnott, Jan Alkire, Sheila Mexico baton twirling, will Childs and Mickey Wolfe. 3lso use the blacklights for her Veteran association vocall!ts I number, "Tiger Rag" which In the second half of the show · be climaxed w!th ·a. side are Evelyn Cleland ,Young doinl baton as Mrs. IUggs Jumps 1I " Hard-Hearted Hannah·" Jea•.. ' f burrung rope. . Hayman doing " You Belong to Beverly Perrm and Coleen i Me," and Roberta Krpouter In Will be £eatured ln black- " Are You Lonesome Toii.tght, •• , as they, do another, mod- backed by Bllt Childs' reading. ex~~ctse routme to John- IChilds is also emcee of the :::~~R:~a~gr and Esther Sylvester, second portion of the show 1 Crow and Mary Janice I TYPE-CAST IMOGIME COCA PLAYS · I AKOOKYWJD , billed as the "twist- Appearing again as a duet sisters" will be in black tight Iwilt be Donna Reibel and Kathy c<>Stumirog lor "Hey, Look Me , Wolfe, veteran association members, doing "Those Hazy, Lazy, Also in blacklight will be :Crazy •Days of Summer" back· the f 1 ith F t B ht 1 ed by a dance line com(Wsell ;;.~~~Ice N:~:s o( Jonnle sue Thompson, Donk na Crow Joan Hewetson Neda 1 Jo:.,oc~;: hi! second Bradford: Louanna u;onard, of the show, and Marilyn Moore, Brenda Patti ooly blackface number, and Gloria lluck . do "Old Man River," and Mrs. Olive Ingraham Is show l..kurleleLisle will bring on the 1accompanist and orchestra chorus with his num· •members are Charles Hoffman, 1u . "Makin' Love Ukulele Ferrell Shuler and Terry Sllllrot:vte . " naker. Making up the "uke" chorus, I The show will be the grand· will do "Sweet Jennie i stand attraction on both Thurs• are Bachtel, Lisle, Bob day and Saturday nights at Crow, Ralph Werry, Mike Lleyd, 18:10. This is the eighth year Mike Mulford, Mike Archer, Ifor the group to appear al lilt Mees, Terry Stalnaker, local fair, II , · · . • . ., . · CHORUS L I NE - Some of the dancers from a cboru s !me domg Sunny S1de of the Street With colored effects In the summer presentation of th.e Big Bend Mins~l are pi.ctured, left to ri~ht, Sheill! Hicks, Zana Louanna Leonard, Brenda Potts, Brenda Ingraham, Amta Collins, Crestlyn Htcks Glona Buck and The show will be the Thursday and Saturday night attraction at the lOOth Meigs County Fair. 1 doi:: .:. 1 in -------------------------------------------------------SUNDAY, AUG. 11 ,throaglt SA,_AY, AUG. 17 Dr. Ward Studied, Deseribed By Writer By DOilQTHY IIULGALLEN LONDON NOTEBOOK w THB FIRSl' TD4i: I saw Stephen Ward Wll8 ia OW. Blliley. He came iDtct the ~ far the first day of Ids triM lllliliDC aJI4 IGGkina only a trifle nervous. Ita lie waa out on ball, there were no ,..ne-ea INWld him and no abackJa; u sllllply walked in tbrougb one of tlte two rear doors, a slim small man in a aait of ltftth green, and took & tentative oeat in a pe,., lehlnd tbe priaoner'a dock. ftere was nothiB& at an dramatic 111 hiw appearance. He looked neat, and lnte!Jireat, tllld a trifle fidgety, like a man wile boldly wanted a elpnt. There was Dotlliog about him to fme. ahadow the StepheD Wud who was car• ried out of Vale Court on a stretcher ,.._ eight days later, piDned' in a red blanket, his 1\ead lolllng,. 'l'llat morning he looked Byroni~:, poetkaiiy leaning oa death:• dolntep. Hi& long hair flowed back from bi& lirow aa if arranged by a sculptor. His e:~~ea wete closed agsilloSt the gliiiJ liglll of life ia the last of all the little .ueeta he would ever walk. Ia lhe week. between, there had been a dozea Steph.ea Wal'da. Probably this enigma of a manlwl bad a different for every oeaooa. ' On The Farm Front Farm Population Will Net About $20.5 Billion In '62 I WASHINGTON tUPil - The oon·larm IIOUrceo Is Income ,.. Agriculture Department bas cal- ceived from non-farm wages and culated the personal income of 1salaries,"business and professionthe farm populaUon from all al income, interest and transfer S{)Urce& in 1962 at $2D.5 billion. paymehts, such as unemployptelit This ia ~50 million over the per- compensation, social security. and 1 sonallncome in 1961 and up about veterans' benefits. Atao \J>cluded Sl billion from 1960. under non-farm income is rental TRAMP LINE! - A "tramp" line of 13 boys will be singing and dancing in a feature number of the annual , The d rtmenl said the rise Income from non·farm sources summer musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Association at lthe Meigs County Fair Thursday and Saturday nights. 1 , : •• due to an Increase l and an eotimate of Income (roin Among the group will be, left to right, front row, Mike Archer, Bill Zerkle, Dick Nease, John Lisle, Mike Mul- ~ ~:., wnal · come !rom farm lltems sucb as dividendt' and ford; back row, left to right; Butch Bachtel, Mike Lloyd, Terry Stalnaker, Bob Crow and James Mees. ';.,sonal Income royalties . •;. from non-farm sources went down Farm residents in recent yean slightly from 111M 1o 1962. have ~eceived about 65 per ~ :.,..:"""The . N • I · s . . · . t . h· t souve 3 Years Olds T0 . atIODa . po . •g . ::~:::~~v:n:~ ~='~ ~:f::m~:~:u~::!: ~·· I :!; :pt Out-Of-County Judges Will Course Theme Serve '£~ Fau . or:. .;oo a Al ·F • 1:30 Tuesd , . ay ·wm La .r Me,._ . ohar••· J . .. . IUS Rl!lLATIONSIDP WITH Christina Iteeler stood out, of course, lleeause it was clltfenmt from all the Jelt . . . . . he said, and site said . . . atui neither e,a. plat ned why. '!J'ey just said It waa ae, tboalfl tbe~e ls no earth)y reasoa why It lllould be so. » He was promiscuous, • was lhe-. lie wu attracted to her from fte first Dish& be SIIW her in a London eaiNm>t, lie said, alld Ills intention was to seduee Iter .. soon as po~sible. She lost no ~in villg in with him, and she waa' 1 pi whose appetite for men wu inaatiallle anol indiscriminate. She went from the fat Bachman to the bow-legged Gonfmo, fl:um the young Persian to the mid'dhJ. aged Eynan, from the decent "fiance" to the ~au~erous West Indian Edgecombe. II Stephen Ward had wanted Iter, she who haol oever b"en known to S1IY rnr to allY man-why not? It is a curlou• aspect ON THii! II'ms:I DAY of studyia& of this modern fable. hlm, M appeaa:ed. to me to be a homoA1111 It casts a light on the mmy-f• oextiBL There wail a. pr~ision about him ceted charader of the man wlto died l'ast that seemei Jli&nilicJNI*, a soft ~eluct,. week. aace tJUI wl!! be uaell his fine hands. He nMer pressed anyooe. 8iJP.U:entHe did llilt ~~trike me· • a man wtlo! ly. lmatoral though be was, and totally would be atbactiv~ Ill a woman except w!Uiwl grandeur In hilr. lmmonlfty, he as a friead w.,. wwiO lie kind and am~ re.tuired tolal consent ill JU padners, sing and ~· allellll ef the gall* In whatever lite relati~w..._ Tbe ae. lmowial w . Greek ~-land wlll be .... u-y of lhe "res . &lila" who abe .,. •"' Jeal. ~ to get tickets took Ute stand bore this . _ SallJ' Nllrle to lhe IMIDe~ tile Digllt Nure,w II -..c- ami "Mlu R" said he ,..... t l - . anj lilg and probably bow to 11et to 111eeL tlrey dated him, and he asked t11tea t. NurQev dterwll!lfll. Illeri of' thia ..._. lby lite qht and they dl4 Uti UJre I• bow ezacU,. wbelt .lit stop wearini ...._ Htable happened. It happeM!l ia il!t sltroew ...r start ·-ring • certallt lite pme- on tbe secoqd •~~*~~ -sc lind fnmr !eflianr. Thy send flower~~ a.,. Imtller respectable gld Alitt t11r11$ be ll!ld tbvlrJhtftiJ llll!W ow birthdays, th.,- larell her t111fairly, ~t ~unk, , _ .ean be ·funiiY or wlcn.t or nice !lut tlw.J Mil ller BWJ'iag01 ber Ill)''"' Jlflf MPalfy fllttm!lted In women Ill ....._Tiley had liked him e - .. rtw ~e ',.. ,n<entfOaal way: lliawflatbe asked. ' 1:\'le ev:fthu;;, Ill 1IIe trial, houeea, TilE PROSECUTOR, Mervy1r Griftfildlca~ mat r Wd or thmt· JOt,Jaeer, was not giv:f; ftut dettl' . lU two ~~..•~~ llld 'the d.-11'1te. lie ke~t. refe ,.: fti ()idslliN ·~·'"""" "' the K I 811 Mandy Rl~ a "tllell! 1 .. 'I girla whom .you toolr aut of r; . '(.t;;t"''-'" A't·' . 1 arch For • ••11 ~~ V:.Uto:f!r13~! G· • m · Annu~l liiM er two at a time, anol if thai womaa to IOnake him now aud lbea fw III'IOiher man's arms, il. n ned tau enoaglr to billl. Although he did DOt aay it directly, il l!ppeared that he had - • ill Ills life become invoiYett tleeply •• ougfl wltb a woman to cue whether site stayed With him for a night, a Weft er a year. ~ 11111 I c-, . . .... 1Y II 1lu• .. lito tltlo 1011 Ill "QI ";•• - Hie-TV IU&td.,llliiL•;I j 1lla..,t I •...., ........................... JJoN _, ....._ IIIII ....... II tlorr ..... for Goiloll ...cL -a The department dertnes the per· of thetr total personal Income I i f farm 11 from farm sources, the depart.. GRANDSTANDWORK - Charles Buffington boards • i ·ladder to climb and hang one of the many flags which payments, leBS the net Income of R po. will decorate the Meigs County fair grandstand. Others COLUMBUS !UP!I - Harness ! ctng .'illy. owned by. Richard the classic Uttlo Brown Jug In Meadow Skipper, recently non·resident farm operators, plus The personal Income of farm In the photo are Robert Ord Richard Jeffers and Hiram racing fans who turn out for thel Dowmng of Shaker He1ghts, and Delaware later 1n the season. booght lor $150,1100 by dime wageo and salaries and other Ia· persons In 11162 was $1,436 per Slawter. ' Director ol Agricullure Pace at a host of otlJer luminaries. Timely Beauty wao clocked In .heir Norman Wooi'VOrth, Ukely I bor Income of form resident work' caplta-f940 from farm IIIIIII'CI!I the Ohio State Fair on Au~. 28 The. field for this event. one of l:5'1 1.5 last year at Lexington, to be tbe co.favorlte. He bas ..,. ID social Insurance. and f498 from non-farm oourceo. are assured ol a pace of national tbe rl<hest of the yesr for the Ky ID record her till H I second laslell lime of !be I I the departmetlt aald.. 'i'lll!lf 01• an application 00 file at the significaaco for 3·year.olds. 1 stdewheelers, will Include also and' th oompetltloo ·~h."rlas fuls with a 1:59 oJ.Ii u a The fagheencyf 1I8ld perit~af •· ures were ....,rd blgb. Even 10 100 ilocal state employment office. The etlimated $25,1100 purse has Victoria Lind, Meadow Skipper, could • uce new tak aces old. come 0 t arm popu a ~ the personal lncome of the farm 8 Th• lrainii\g is designed to aid · ' prod • • rec· ' · developing of woodlot areas In attrald~tedch ~ly .Beaut:';d the . GW~Inl~ Delightful Time and , ord. Victoria Lind, owtied by Some lucky fellow will walk -pop~:~~~ln.}~ was Dl!l.vita59 per wor s amp1011 ryear~ pa· · 1 1a.-.me. man Brickel of JamestoWn, . 'th th tlO bill t th I "' w• ...- I* cap perthis section. Several or the entries are ex- The record WI! eet Jast year the Buckeye Paee last year I away WI e I a 80081 income of the DOD larm The training program will be peeled w make It postwsrd at at 2:01 by" Coffee Break, owned l a 2·y~..ld and wru be out. ~: g~:;' poe, ace popula.tlon. · · under the supervision of the by lite C M Stable of Ardl- odd the dlrector'a race crown the Tues· A depjtrtment statistical report 1 Bureau of Unemployment ComRegistration For bold, Ohio. Delightful Time Is the ber oo!lecllba. da ":: _races :"' receding 011 farm employment from ltll 1 ; An eight woek training schooi lpe1188tlon and United Slates stable's entl')' lhil year. Reduction 1o 50 cenll each thy admoon ev:;k!:J out by through 11159 show• tbat peak em• 21 8 1 Show I8 13th 1n 11 be nd •E 1 Se · Th e par e were ployment for both family aad 1 rn . r sta management m!' oymen rvoce. e AgPT PLEASANT _ Th 21,t grandstand oeala al this the cl>mmlttee of Arnott, Carl hired · will begm Sept 16 ol Canters !••c.••• w1t1 . work through the West Virginia Dair;.Cal- 'Why' Selected As ractog program was Circle, James Sheets and C. E. '1ber<! Caves. l~k~oo I City ~lch;:ot dlstncL w tie Show will be held at Jack- Theme For Camp boost atl<!ndanco and lnterHI I<lak..lee. Assisting wlll.be.com- (M) perSODO wo·klng oa U:s. There witt be 28 men from r ma or WI e He r b son's Mtlt W Va starting with MASON - "Why" bas been the week-long card, members Joe Liming r In t•t• •at ·t . ,! u's. 1 Three out-of-county persons the registration ' · ·•of cattle Ang- selected ao tbe theme for the ' ' entry atmJ Into • "• J - pr or ""' · ~•even southeast ern Oh.ro coun- lChamberlaln 'cu . • vocational agrV"'Agteacher,andJoan World War 1. nIles sel~ted for the course ;Hiture Instructor at Jackson will judge entries of the Melgo ust 13th. between 6 a.m. and 9 1963 Slate 4-H Boy• Camp, State lnduded 10,144,0110 1_.) faml" wblch WJtt coos1st of etght 4tl l gh, and the mstructor wiU County Fair Centennial parade p.m. The show will end Friday 4-H Camp, Weston, West Vir-, · 11Dlt¥~ air Cash prize$ provided b)' :file wi>I'keta and' 's ,488,1100 n\!1 hired h<>~t weeko . T~e proJect " Ibe James Meeler, • profession- Tuesday, August 13, at 3 p.m. night, August 16th with the Par- gmia. The camp Qjlened August 1 and Senior Fair Board hsnds" . · financed through ,he Manpow· al forester from Wooster. Jack Kerr at Radio Station ade of Cbampioos. 5lh, at Jacksoa's tdi!l. 'Approxi- 1ffill• _ to the wirulell ol the . ,tly,illl9, the farm work Ioree er Development and Trammg I WATH in Athens, Joe Doyle 4-H CaiU~ will be judged Wt* mately 350 boys, from aU aver W . i':tlcu I. race, sack race, e&ll hsd ·l)riipped 10 7,342,1100 (MI per.program. Four iralnees will be Maud Schweitzer, J. J. Sch· of WHTN-TV, Huntington, W. neaday alternooo. The finala the State • wiU hl!iore · this and runn!og tad three leJt . ~, 'l'IIOoe Included 5,390,0110 IMI ~to: Gat~~· Lawrence, weilzer Cledythe Dowell Rullo va., and Lynn Tedrick, Athens for the 4-H Showmanahip Con- theme through assembllts. vesraces. . . ., . • '-: IOR!I4< worl«t1 aad 1,1152,1100 <iii Hoc • :,nr;:'~ nton and .sell, w'. w. Russell, Sr., to Messenger Bociety Editor, wiD test be held Friday even-' jlerr, recreation,. clasaeo; arid wiU ·!!ti'Yided ,kfl.~~ , king · 1 Harlan A. Wheeler Iota Sal- be Judgl!! lor the event. ing prior to the parade of ChiJJn- many other phases 0( camping, . . and girls ,~ui!J~ .. ~ 1 ~J.'r!~i~ . · Requlremenla lor selection em ' ' Parade Marshal Bill Childa piona. FFA Cattle Exhibits 'WID MBIOD eountt 11o11 ·te· Gerald Jolmny Ai'llolt, cltalrman 12 to 15. ~ . ~·, OAiX 'the. hunlmingbird of an Ire.., the basis of them being I Sa to Albert Hill also announceci'that the Racine be judged Friday afternoon. I!Olld, Jr. 'Gttien, attending 11'8 the pmet· ~let lor !<.II one need .. !.10 :t~ 'ID ~ li~~ ~pable ollnl~ backbetJda at households, have at ura yre • Future Farmers have entered P'FA . member• will compete ln Darrell Albury, lohn ,Forest Copnty ta11'; · II tO ~· II • :tl!i, ..ti<l .IJlehl, · . Jeut 111 ~,!h il'a~e education Jr., Ora E. Hlll, .23 acre, Syra- a Ooat In the parade. Joe Lim- the Junior Exhibitors Showm1111- Ntbe!:t, Duny Ctilcblleld, JiJn. the galllel't~)tarl , ll . E30.)l.Iil;,.·ll!lril r) i!lie 'fanioua llloopt.l!o, )~mil ' • • • ... ...•• 1...... · __ _ 1'""· odv.lsor. w!U be ill ll!lll ContAot 'lburl!laY eviJDbl&, 1111 WJII, 1114 ~ld, .,._ "· ll.lllo ,'(!I!HJ!11.,AIII. • ~· , . , '>' , .,.,__ , )ll!ln!l. illn FriiJI'«. . _ Timber Stand Management Is I _, ]'jrtly cloadJ', I .little W IOJl.tJ' HIP ~. '? r; Iii IC,Ittered 'ikmdetothGI 10 .... by evemnc. t.o!J tonllhl Ia; Songs, Dances, Colorful Costumes Mark 1963 Show NEW ADDITIONS - Two county civic organizations, the Eastern High School Boosters, and the church, have finished construction of permanent cession stands near the fairground midway. Final tot1cb· l es on the Sutton church structure, at left, were being completed when the above photo was taken Wednesday. '1 • ·' . ta,. & ~ Jliihl. dub," to em~ ldir tl'lat Sf£Qii811 ~ . ·,..ldifl Ward W ' ~~ ftlesfs tfle~rr 3::f li!@teDiilidlools from one of l.nditll'l finest for a life 1ft wldtl lfll'f' ·'J" "\ I ' - and .,· · . : ' . · mood, time. hhliJry or t be scrip!. Even a IIJIHeall ,... creation of tile- B za J'uu• built at a cosl <II fi,JII,•.,... n'l Impress a _.., N> bond a first p.we. •• I - • oay I was impressed. lotilll ar& It was the most magnillto"' .... lion picture set I !Ia"" ..., �:M-IIally "' Sentmel. J>omeroy-Midclleport, 0 ., Aq. 10, 1881 • ,. , I • NOW YOU KNOW . Features, Pictures, For Meigs Centennial County Fair O'.iuiJooda TO ooecuDI lor -11 e eordlnl to the Ametjcaa GeoIJ'&pblcal Boclely. ·~ ,. ., \ at~ lola& V.tllle at mineral ~ IC- lwo-lldn)a . .1!1· • ., .-t':-.._f\ • WEAl Btl' JuullwaiMC I id at Y· ~ t, .... \ lheolal. T, The lnl!rt'ct 01 rAe JINf<M-•· Ar• o& ' .~;-~:--:~--~~:----------------------------=::~==:7.~~~~~~i_~~::::;:::~~::~::::::::::::~::=-----------~----------_ll ~;~ --------------------~----~'.. V~O~L~X~V~~N~0~.~~~00~.:~,~------~---------2PO~.~~~~y~~~D~D~LE~PO~H~.~OH!.miO~--------·~M~ON~D~A~Y,~A~U~G~U~S[TJ112,~19~~!____________~{.i\ ~.~----~~~Kf~·~A~V~E~C=~~~T~I " ~ \J · r• '~ Vaughan 1::kesStiut4. As First Witness In Action Over Hospital • • enttne e • 1 Blacklight Numbers Feature Big Bend Minstrel Show Five backlight numbers reaturing specially treated coswill be among the highof the second half . of annual summer presentaof the Big Bend Minstrel Mike Werry and Bill Young. Later, the same group, joined by Bill Zerkle and Die• Nease will return in a tramp dance number, "Side by l!lde• with Mecs, Lisle and Stalnaker doing the vocal work. Titled, "Variety Time," that Hope Bishop wlll sing "Crazy of the show will open with Words," brioglng on the Char, modern dance number, "Lazy leston dance line, Betty Jean · " a blacklight routine. Hobstetter, Karen Grlfllth, Conrudy a former Miss New nie Arnott, Jan Alkire, Sheila Mexico baton twirling, will Childs and Mickey Wolfe. 3lso use the blacklights for her Veteran association vocall!ts I number, "Tiger Rag" which In the second half of the show · be climaxed w!th ·a. side are Evelyn Cleland ,Young doinl baton as Mrs. IUggs Jumps 1I " Hard-Hearted Hannah·" Jea•.. ' f burrung rope. . Hayman doing " You Belong to Beverly Perrm and Coleen i Me," and Roberta Krpouter In Will be £eatured ln black- " Are You Lonesome Toii.tght, •• , as they, do another, mod- backed by Bllt Childs' reading. ex~~ctse routme to John- IChilds is also emcee of the :::~~R:~a~gr and Esther Sylvester, second portion of the show 1 Crow and Mary Janice I TYPE-CAST IMOGIME COCA PLAYS · I AKOOKYWJD , billed as the "twist- Appearing again as a duet sisters" will be in black tight Iwilt be Donna Reibel and Kathy c<>Stumirog lor "Hey, Look Me , Wolfe, veteran association members, doing "Those Hazy, Lazy, Also in blacklight will be :Crazy •Days of Summer" back· the f 1 ith F t B ht 1 ed by a dance line com(Wsell ;;.~~~Ice N:~:s o( Jonnle sue Thompson, Donk na Crow Joan Hewetson Neda 1 Jo:.,oc~;: hi! second Bradford: Louanna u;onard, of the show, and Marilyn Moore, Brenda Patti ooly blackface number, and Gloria lluck . do "Old Man River," and Mrs. Olive Ingraham Is show l..kurleleLisle will bring on the 1accompanist and orchestra chorus with his num· •members are Charles Hoffman, 1u . "Makin' Love Ukulele Ferrell Shuler and Terry Sllllrot:vte . " naker. Making up the "uke" chorus, I The show will be the grand· will do "Sweet Jennie i stand attraction on both Thurs• are Bachtel, Lisle, Bob day and Saturday nights at Crow, Ralph Werry, Mike Lleyd, 18:10. This is the eighth year Mike Mulford, Mike Archer, Ifor the group to appear al lilt Mees, Terry Stalnaker, local fair, II , · · . • . ., . · CHORUS L I NE - Some of the dancers from a cboru s !me domg Sunny S1de of the Street With colored effects In the summer presentation of th.e Big Bend Mins~l are pi.ctured, left to ri~ht, Sheill! Hicks, Zana Louanna Leonard, Brenda Potts, Brenda Ingraham, Amta Collins, Crestlyn Htcks Glona Buck and The show will be the Thursday and Saturday night attraction at the lOOth Meigs County Fair. 1 doi:: .:. 1 in -------------------------------------------------------SUNDAY, AUG. 11 ,throaglt SA,_AY, AUG. 17 Dr. Ward Studied, Deseribed By Writer By DOilQTHY IIULGALLEN LONDON NOTEBOOK w THB FIRSl' TD4i: I saw Stephen Ward Wll8 ia OW. Blliley. He came iDtct the ~ far the first day of Ids triM lllliliDC aJI4 IGGkina only a trifle nervous. Ita lie waa out on ball, there were no ,..ne-ea INWld him and no abackJa; u sllllply walked in tbrougb one of tlte two rear doors, a slim small man in a aait of ltftth green, and took & tentative oeat in a pe,., lehlnd tbe priaoner'a dock. ftere was nothiB& at an dramatic 111 hiw appearance. He looked neat, and lnte!Jireat, tllld a trifle fidgety, like a man wile boldly wanted a elpnt. There was Dotlliog about him to fme. ahadow the StepheD Wud who was car• ried out of Vale Court on a stretcher ,.._ eight days later, piDned' in a red blanket, his 1\ead lolllng,. 'l'llat morning he looked Byroni~:, poetkaiiy leaning oa death:• dolntep. Hi& long hair flowed back from bi& lirow aa if arranged by a sculptor. His e:~~ea wete closed agsilloSt the gliiiJ liglll of life ia the last of all the little .ueeta he would ever walk. Ia lhe week. between, there had been a dozea Steph.ea Wal'da. Probably this enigma of a manlwl bad a different for every oeaooa. ' On The Farm Front Farm Population Will Net About $20.5 Billion In '62 I WASHINGTON tUPil - The oon·larm IIOUrceo Is Income ,.. Agriculture Department bas cal- ceived from non-farm wages and culated the personal income of 1salaries,"business and professionthe farm populaUon from all al income, interest and transfer S{)Urce& in 1962 at $2D.5 billion. paymehts, such as unemployptelit This ia ~50 million over the per- compensation, social security. and 1 sonallncome in 1961 and up about veterans' benefits. Atao \J>cluded Sl billion from 1960. under non-farm income is rental TRAMP LINE! - A "tramp" line of 13 boys will be singing and dancing in a feature number of the annual , The d rtmenl said the rise Income from non·farm sources summer musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Association at lthe Meigs County Fair Thursday and Saturday nights. 1 , : •• due to an Increase l and an eotimate of Income (roin Among the group will be, left to right, front row, Mike Archer, Bill Zerkle, Dick Nease, John Lisle, Mike Mul- ~ ~:., wnal · come !rom farm lltems sucb as dividendt' and ford; back row, left to right; Butch Bachtel, Mike Lloyd, Terry Stalnaker, Bob Crow and James Mees. ';.,sonal Income royalties . •;. from non-farm sources went down Farm residents in recent yean slightly from 111M 1o 1962. have ~eceived about 65 per ~ :.,..:"""The . N • I · s . . · . t . h· t souve 3 Years Olds T0 . atIODa . po . •g . ::~:::~~v:n:~ ~='~ ~:f::m~:~:u~::!: ~·· I :!; :pt Out-Of-County Judges Will Course Theme Serve '£~ Fau . or:. .;oo a Al ·F • 1:30 Tuesd , . ay ·wm La .r Me,._ . ohar••· J . .. . IUS Rl!lLATIONSIDP WITH Christina Iteeler stood out, of course, lleeause it was clltfenmt from all the Jelt . . . . . he said, and site said . . . atui neither e,a. plat ned why. '!J'ey just said It waa ae, tboalfl tbe~e ls no earth)y reasoa why It lllould be so. » He was promiscuous, • was lhe-. lie wu attracted to her from fte first Dish& be SIIW her in a London eaiNm>t, lie said, alld Ills intention was to seduee Iter .. soon as po~sible. She lost no ~in villg in with him, and she waa' 1 pi whose appetite for men wu inaatiallle anol indiscriminate. She went from the fat Bachman to the bow-legged Gonfmo, fl:um the young Persian to the mid'dhJ. aged Eynan, from the decent "fiance" to the ~au~erous West Indian Edgecombe. II Stephen Ward had wanted Iter, she who haol oever b"en known to S1IY rnr to allY man-why not? It is a curlou• aspect ON THii! II'ms:I DAY of studyia& of this modern fable. hlm, M appeaa:ed. to me to be a homoA1111 It casts a light on the mmy-f• oextiBL There wail a. pr~ision about him ceted charader of the man wlto died l'ast that seemei Jli&nilicJNI*, a soft ~eluct,. week. aace tJUI wl!! be uaell his fine hands. He nMer pressed anyooe. 8iJP.U:entHe did llilt ~~trike me· • a man wtlo! ly. lmatoral though be was, and totally would be atbactiv~ Ill a woman except w!Uiwl grandeur In hilr. lmmonlfty, he as a friead w.,. wwiO lie kind and am~ re.tuired tolal consent ill JU padners, sing and ~· allellll ef the gall* In whatever lite relati~w..._ Tbe ae. lmowial w . Greek ~-land wlll be .... u-y of lhe "res . &lila" who abe .,. •"' Jeal. ~ to get tickets took Ute stand bore this . _ SallJ' Nllrle to lhe IMIDe~ tile Digllt Nure,w II -..c- ami "Mlu R" said he ,..... t l - . anj lilg and probably bow to 11et to 111eeL tlrey dated him, and he asked t11tea t. NurQev dterwll!lfll. Illeri of' thia ..._. lby lite qht and they dl4 Uti UJre I• bow ezacU,. wbelt .lit stop wearini ...._ Htable happened. It happeM!l ia il!t sltroew ...r start ·-ring • certallt lite pme- on tbe secoqd •~~*~~ -sc lind fnmr !eflianr. Thy send flower~~ a.,. Imtller respectable gld Alitt t11r11$ be ll!ld tbvlrJhtftiJ llll!W ow birthdays, th.,- larell her t111fairly, ~t ~unk, , _ .ean be ·funiiY or wlcn.t or nice !lut tlw.J Mil ller BWJ'iag01 ber Ill)''"' Jlflf MPalfy fllttm!lted In women Ill ....._Tiley had liked him e - .. rtw ~e ',.. ,n<entfOaal way: lliawflatbe asked. ' 1:\'le ev:fthu;;, Ill 1IIe trial, houeea, TilE PROSECUTOR, Mervy1r Griftfildlca~ mat r Wd or thmt· JOt,Jaeer, was not giv:f; ftut dettl' . lU two ~~..•~~ llld 'the d.-11'1te. lie ke~t. refe ,.: fti ()idslliN ·~·'"""" "' the K I 811 Mandy Rl~ a "tllell! 1 .. 'I girla whom .you toolr aut of r; . '(.t;;t"''-'" A't·' . 1 arch For • ••11 ~~ V:.Uto:f!r13~! G· • m · Annu~l liiM er two at a time, anol if thai womaa to IOnake him now aud lbea fw III'IOiher man's arms, il. n ned tau enoaglr to billl. Although he did DOt aay it directly, il l!ppeared that he had - • ill Ills life become invoiYett tleeply •• ougfl wltb a woman to cue whether site stayed With him for a night, a Weft er a year. ~ 11111 I c-, . . .... 1Y II 1lu• .. lito tltlo 1011 Ill "QI ";•• - Hie-TV IU&td.,llliiL•;I j 1lla..,t I •...., ........................... JJoN _, ....._ IIIII ....... II tlorr ..... for Goiloll ...cL -a The department dertnes the per· of thetr total personal Income I i f farm 11 from farm sources, the depart.. GRANDSTANDWORK - Charles Buffington boards • i ·ladder to climb and hang one of the many flags which payments, leBS the net Income of R po. will decorate the Meigs County fair grandstand. Others COLUMBUS !UP!I - Harness ! ctng .'illy. owned by. Richard the classic Uttlo Brown Jug In Meadow Skipper, recently non·resident farm operators, plus The personal Income of farm In the photo are Robert Ord Richard Jeffers and Hiram racing fans who turn out for thel Dowmng of Shaker He1ghts, and Delaware later 1n the season. booght lor $150,1100 by dime wageo and salaries and other Ia· persons In 11162 was $1,436 per Slawter. ' Director ol Agricullure Pace at a host of otlJer luminaries. Timely Beauty wao clocked In .heir Norman Wooi'VOrth, Ukely I bor Income of form resident work' caplta-f940 from farm IIIIIII'CI!I the Ohio State Fair on Au~. 28 The. field for this event. one of l:5'1 1.5 last year at Lexington, to be tbe co.favorlte. He bas ..,. ID social Insurance. and f498 from non-farm oourceo. are assured ol a pace of national tbe rl<hest of the yesr for the Ky ID record her till H I second laslell lime of !be I I the departmetlt aald.. 'i'lll!lf 01• an application 00 file at the significaaco for 3·year.olds. 1 stdewheelers, will Include also and' th oompetltloo ·~h."rlas fuls with a 1:59 oJ.Ii u a The fagheencyf 1I8ld perit~af •· ures were ....,rd blgb. Even 10 100 ilocal state employment office. The etlimated $25,1100 purse has Victoria Lind, Meadow Skipper, could • uce new tak aces old. come 0 t arm popu a ~ the personal lncome of the farm 8 Th• lrainii\g is designed to aid · ' prod • • rec· ' · developing of woodlot areas In attrald~tedch ~ly .Beaut:';d the . GW~Inl~ Delightful Time and , ord. Victoria Lind, owtied by Some lucky fellow will walk -pop~:~~~ln.}~ was Dl!l.vita59 per wor s amp1011 ryear~ pa· · 1 1a.-.me. man Brickel of JamestoWn, . 'th th tlO bill t th I "' w• ...- I* cap perthis section. Several or the entries are ex- The record WI! eet Jast year the Buckeye Paee last year I away WI e I a 80081 income of the DOD larm The training program will be peeled w make It postwsrd at at 2:01 by" Coffee Break, owned l a 2·y~..ld and wru be out. ~: g~:;' poe, ace popula.tlon. · · under the supervision of the by lite C M Stable of Ardl- odd the dlrector'a race crown the Tues· A depjtrtment statistical report 1 Bureau of Unemployment ComRegistration For bold, Ohio. Delightful Time Is the ber oo!lecllba. da ":: _races :"' receding 011 farm employment from ltll 1 ; An eight woek training schooi lpe1188tlon and United Slates stable's entl')' lhil year. Reduction 1o 50 cenll each thy admoon ev:;k!:J out by through 11159 show• tbat peak em• 21 8 1 Show I8 13th 1n 11 be nd •E 1 Se · Th e par e were ployment for both family aad 1 rn . r sta management m!' oymen rvoce. e AgPT PLEASANT _ Th 21,t grandstand oeala al this the cl>mmlttee of Arnott, Carl hired · will begm Sept 16 ol Canters !••c.••• w1t1 . work through the West Virginia Dair;.Cal- 'Why' Selected As ractog program was Circle, James Sheets and C. E. '1ber<! Caves. l~k~oo I City ~lch;:ot dlstncL w tie Show will be held at Jack- Theme For Camp boost atl<!ndanco and lnterHI I<lak..lee. Assisting wlll.be.com- (M) perSODO wo·klng oa U:s. There witt be 28 men from r ma or WI e He r b son's Mtlt W Va starting with MASON - "Why" bas been the week-long card, members Joe Liming r In t•t• •at ·t . ,! u's. 1 Three out-of-county persons the registration ' · ·•of cattle Ang- selected ao tbe theme for the ' ' entry atmJ Into • "• J - pr or ""' · ~•even southeast ern Oh.ro coun- lChamberlaln 'cu . • vocational agrV"'Agteacher,andJoan World War 1. nIles sel~ted for the course ;Hiture Instructor at Jackson will judge entries of the Melgo ust 13th. between 6 a.m. and 9 1963 Slate 4-H Boy• Camp, State lnduded 10,144,0110 1_.) faml" wblch WJtt coos1st of etght 4tl l gh, and the mstructor wiU County Fair Centennial parade p.m. The show will end Friday 4-H Camp, Weston, West Vir-, · 11Dlt¥~ air Cash prize$ provided b)' :file wi>I'keta and' 's ,488,1100 n\!1 hired h<>~t weeko . T~e proJect " Ibe James Meeler, • profession- Tuesday, August 13, at 3 p.m. night, August 16th with the Par- gmia. The camp Qjlened August 1 and Senior Fair Board hsnds" . · financed through ,he Manpow· al forester from Wooster. Jack Kerr at Radio Station ade of Cbampioos. 5lh, at Jacksoa's tdi!l. 'Approxi- 1ffill• _ to the wirulell ol the . ,tly,illl9, the farm work Ioree er Development and Trammg I WATH in Athens, Joe Doyle 4-H CaiU~ will be judged Wt* mately 350 boys, from aU aver W . i':tlcu I. race, sack race, e&ll hsd ·l)riipped 10 7,342,1100 (MI per.program. Four iralnees will be Maud Schweitzer, J. J. Sch· of WHTN-TV, Huntington, W. neaday alternooo. The finala the State • wiU hl!iore · this and runn!og tad three leJt . ~, 'l'IIOoe Included 5,390,0110 IMI ~to: Gat~~· Lawrence, weilzer Cledythe Dowell Rullo va., and Lynn Tedrick, Athens for the 4-H Showmanahip Con- theme through assembllts. vesraces. . . ., . • '-: IOR!I4< worl«t1 aad 1,1152,1100 <iii Hoc • :,nr;:'~ nton and .sell, w'. w. Russell, Sr., to Messenger Bociety Editor, wiD test be held Friday even-' jlerr, recreation,. clasaeo; arid wiU ·!!ti'Yided ,kfl.~~ , king · 1 Harlan A. Wheeler Iota Sal- be Judgl!! lor the event. ing prior to the parade of ChiJJn- many other phases 0( camping, . . and girls ,~ui!J~ .. ~ 1 ~J.'r!~i~ . · Requlremenla lor selection em ' ' Parade Marshal Bill Childa piona. FFA Cattle Exhibits 'WID MBIOD eountt 11o11 ·te· Gerald Jolmny Ai'llolt, cltalrman 12 to 15. ~ . ~·, OAiX 'the. hunlmingbird of an Ire.., the basis of them being I Sa to Albert Hill also announceci'that the Racine be judged Friday afternoon. I!Olld, Jr. 'Gttien, attending 11'8 the pmet· ~let lor !<.II one need .. !.10 :t~ 'ID ~ li~~ ~pable ollnl~ backbetJda at households, have at ura yre • Future Farmers have entered P'FA . member• will compete ln Darrell Albury, lohn ,Forest Copnty ta11'; · II tO ~· II • :tl!i, ..ti<l .IJlehl, · . Jeut 111 ~,!h il'a~e education Jr., Ora E. Hlll, .23 acre, Syra- a Ooat In the parade. Joe Lim- the Junior Exhibitors Showm1111- Ntbe!:t, Duny Ctilcblleld, JiJn. the galllel't~)tarl , ll . E30.)l.Iil;,.·ll!lril r) i!lie 'fanioua llloopt.l!o, )~mil ' • • • ... ...•• 1...... · __ _ 1'""· odv.lsor. w!U be ill ll!lll ContAot 'lburl!laY eviJDbl&, 1111 WJII, 1114 ~ld, .,._ "· ll.lllo ,'(!I!HJ!11.,AIII. • ~· , . , '>' , .,.,__ , )ll!ln!l. illn FriiJI'«. . _ Timber Stand Management Is I _, ]'jrtly cloadJ', I .little W IOJl.tJ' HIP ~. '? r; Iii IC,Ittered 'ikmdetothGI 10 .... by evemnc. t.o!J tonllhl Ia; Songs, Dances, Colorful Costumes Mark 1963 Show NEW ADDITIONS - Two county civic organizations, the Eastern High School Boosters, and the church, have finished construction of permanent cession stands near the fairground midway. Final tot1cb· l es on the Sutton church structure, at left, were being completed when the above photo was taken Wednesday. '1 • ·' . ta,. & ~ Jliihl. dub," to em~ ldir tl'lat Sf£Qii811 ~ . ·,..ldifl Ward W ' ~~ ftlesfs tfle~rr 3::f li!@teDiilidlools from one of l.nditll'l finest for a life 1ft wldtl lfll'f' ·'J" "\ I ' - and .,· · . : ' . · mood, time. hhliJry or t be scrip!. Even a IIJIHeall ,... creation of tile- B za J'uu• built at a cosl <II fi,JII,•.,... n'l Impress a _.., N> bond a first p.we. •• I - • oay I was impressed. lotilll ar& It was the most magnillto"' .... lion picture set I !Ia"" ..., �' ., , .. I 0., 10, IlleS NOW YOU KNOW' otamoodo accouDt for neir~y two-thll;a rt ~·· total value nf mineral f!l'l!lltldlllll. ac- Features, P-ictures, cording to the A~ arapblcal Society. • • at y e • enttne' WASHINGTON - Five leadIng U. S. drug manufacturers have been charged by the Federol Trade Commission (FTC) with conspiring to flx prices of a widely • used miracle drng. The commiosion Saturday ordered the companies to tear up all price lists fnr tetra<:ycHne, a drug used 19 ~· a va- , . OF CON'l'Eti - Panoramic view of Meigs M rial h 'I 1 · rlety of bacterial and publish new prlceo lndeits board of trUstees and the Mel s County Hos l~mo ~·ll• a whtch Is th~ center of a legal contest hepende~tly. A basic ingredient in a suit opening toilay In Meiga coJnty Common ~e~ :~:.':'fu~n thlch bul!t II) and the county commissionor the drng ta -Aurebmycln, the In~ the action to recover possession of the hospital from medical.doct~rs ~~~sh RJechk;', ~organ county, IS hearFTC said, thlc hysiclans in conducting business of the publicly-owned facility The lnsJ'gnalve. relhusef to1 sufperhv1se osteopa_,_..,.,.. . _ . . . a m e ron o t e hos 1tal < , ::=-' ~· I •! . .....,... . Five backlight numbers rea- Mike Werry and Bill Young, specially treated co.. Later, the same group, join::.:w~ill~be:..:';:l~the highby Bill Zerkle and Diclr rt;· . .. ,. SUNDAY WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Gospel Caravaa 10:00 ToWD HaD 10:"'l UVIDg Word 10:45 Chr!stophers 11: oo This ls The Life 1l: 30 Calbollc Hour 12:00 rv Chapel 12:30 Ask A Priest 12:45 A New '..ito 1:00 Gospel Harmony Boya I: 30 Profile of Miracle I :S5 Basebell 4:45 Scoreboard 5:00 So Small My Island 5:30 Bullwinkle 6:00 Meet The Pr·~• 6:30 News 6:45 Weather 6:5() Sports 7:00 O'Toole NEW ADDITIONS - Two county civic organizations. the Eastern High School Boosters, and the Suttop church, have finished construction of permanent coljcession stands near the fairground midway. Final toucl! es on the Sutton church structure, at left, were beil1"i completed when the above photo was taken Wednesday. ?:au wau U1sney : :30 Car 54 9:00 Bonanz.a 10:00 Show of Week 11:00 News 11:10 Weather 11: lo Keyhole • GRANDSTAND WORK- Charles Buffington boards: It ladder to climb and hang one of the many flags whlcli, will decorate the Meigs County fair grandstand. Others • In the photo are Robert Ord, Richard Jeffers and Hiram• Slawter. ' the,,' an on flle at local state employment office. ' The training is designed 1o aid 1 developing rJI woodlot areas In' thlo section. ' ' The training program will be J under the supervl1ion of the Bureau of Unemployment Com· ' ~ An elgbt week training ochool \penaation and United States ·'1n timber 1tand manasement: Employment Servire. The All" will begin Sept. 16 at Canters lencies wiU work through the. Management Is Course Theme , Jackson city school There will be 28 men from 'Coordinator wiU be district, He r b · ,aeven southeastern Ohio coun- 1Chamberlain, vocational agri- 1 'ttee selected for the course culture instructor at Jackson' •lllch will con•lst of eight 40 High, and lhe instructor wiD; hwr wHkJ. The project is be James: Meet~r. a profession-! financed through the Manpow- al forester from Wooster. 1 er Development and Training .program. Four trainees will be . oolocied from Gallia , Lawrence, Maud Schwettzer, J. J . SchMelp Jackson VInton end lweitzer, Clooythe Dowell RusHoc~ counll.;.. oell. W. W. Russell, Sr., to ts t' Harlan A. Wheeler, lots, Sal._...... emen 1or se1ec ton em .... 1111 the basiB of them being La. ura Sayre to AI~~ Hill, beadt or boulebolds, have at ..... Jeut en eJahth irade education Jr .. Ora E. Hill, .23 acre, Syra- j· 1 D-·'" .., '-- · t '! ..............."'.]..,... - --·-· Repo<L ll:ZI:I Worlc;a Newa tcmljbli 11:30 l'ODiihl - Var!MJ WCHS-TV . Channel 8 11:30 l'e18 & ulae4'a Jl:OO J .ave ot Wle 12:2ft Newa l;&:;iO &al·cb li'or Tomonu\141 Peale Davey & Goliath Noblemen Quartet Btble Answers Or 1:00 LOWer l..tghtbOUII 1:30 Meet Professor Z: 00 Directions '63 Z:30 issues & Answers ''00 Bridge 3: JO Bow lin@ 4:30 fake Two &:00 Trailmaster 6;00 Action Theater 7:00 TBA 7:30 Jetsans 1 :00 MOVIeS 10:00 Voice of Fireslona 10:30 Newt 11: oo Classic Theater Most wood cutting boards will eome clean when scrubbed with dense soap or detergent suds. Rub stubborn stains with line scouring powder, nnd follow with onother sudsing and rinsing. IHIPICTIONI UlCf U: 0Q tc,eal l\ll.C'-'0)'8 &:.:W t-4ewa. 1:1.:J Newa uw All u; ~ !'he World 'I'll!... 2:3U Huwu:pc;~rt:r 3:00 To leU !'rUth J.A,W '"~'Wa,\ ll~cttllmy U:IU ~:30 PblJ Stiver. 6~uu Sea Hunt 6:30 Yacauon Playhouse Potly & Me 11::1$. s~art Ht·aod Spon~o lUIO Frontier ClreuJ Parodo- , ; , Moai · ·7'1·~·-· tiio· v~-- . . ,,,."l«Y;tilrY.' 'JI!Ifal\'t. -lO:~ · ~~l>J . . ':'~:• · . ~.Ji~ , . (.~ : , . . :. i ...... sa or Coaoequenou JJ;5ii Nil(; New• 1:00 MIG Day Nowl 1:30 Ann SotherD l:w r·:UiJle ww J.'alk I:Zli tiewa U:llll 1):~111 r ( . ""' ·-"'t• •=• . ,. " . I • i I t 1 I "\ : f < r . 8:ll0 """" .. Klgllt 10:00 Beauty Papant JJ.; uu -hews u: lo, Wealller t ' (. U:llliporta U:D World Newl u:ao Ivwflll• Show DraiDOI Channel 8 1!16 Newo . 7:30 Flur E~ehailge ' ··· I.QO Per!1 !Wo.D .f:lio Mghl Zone ~. 7:Zii •Dally Wor'ct ' •~=\10 J '!'?' &.a ... '"Me Sbow .'"" '' .-:111( IIWI4y lltafcher ,. ,ll;qo .DIIu I Newo l'oiUJIII! : · .· -~:IIO (;a~=tr~ "~. 11: to S<alloloa ~·: W q .; l~.J li.;» SJ>O<II, Re(!Cirl: ">•.: •, .i •10.110. IO:Oo ""i • 7!GO Dealil Valley Daya 7:30 lllternauoruil Sbowume I::IG Sul& Along Willi tri1IU - 1:oo ESSO Reporter 7;10 Weatller ·?' ' ) . . ·I,. ti:t& IIUDUey·liriDIUeJ Ropor1 e:oo sea~­ \ • Nowa """"'" 1::111 t:30 P*ra<te · 1:00 Range RidOr 1:30 i!OTIIel l'atrol I '1'lle N...-aes l iO·."-. : -,, : . ' ·~ 1111& '1'116 Late Saow .. ... ;, :r'· : ~c' ~;- ·~· bim 1... than a thousaDd a - · *Broadway ~ ,, ' ";, : , .. I ' ' ls In terrible shape, .. Robards explaloed. "1be llnlliiClng situation baa become tmpo6aible. The eosta ol puUing on a play are unreasonable and ticket prices are almoot as bad. Most of the economic proble11111 lion. .. Had MIUIJ' Hill Hls bits Included "The Iceman 8:3U Route 86 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock to ,so Eye Wilnesll 11:00 Duke'a Nawa Tonight IUO Seanning Tbe Weather 11: I& Spnrll Report II: 20 The Late Sbow FRIDAY Channel 13 7:55 Ollllf. Wor4 1:00 TbJs- II Life 8:30 KartonD Kopera t:OO TV lllllio 8:31: Fun llcillool 10: IIi Odie & King 10:30 Oay ID Court ~ J,t;i "'l,i \.'<" '~ t ! MitiOr· and Elia Kazan wiD be tremendously stimulatlog." Robards, with wHe Lauren Baeall, is spending two months in Southeri:J california relaxi.ng and fishing. To pay for his vacation be accepted a .starring role in "One Day ln lhe Life of Ivan Deniso-. vlch," a segment of tbe new Bob Hope television series. It is a moody story about Russian con~ centration camps under Sta1in. Regrets BNJadway Plight regrets the plight of Broadway and sees no solution to its prob- 1 RICH RED VELVET tops a. fun, bill()wlng skirt of rcrl und pink rose8. A bright gr:-en 1 contrasting belt ot S"- tin <'ln~h· ~ es the waistline d this Junior I _!ophl8tlca.tes gown. J commercial fJl"'re isn't fO(lm for ar,ything that hasn·t b~;;en tried before Jason Robards fans will be hapPY to )earn that they will be able to see him perform in the Lmtoln Center repertory comp~ny for $1 a head instead of til€ $7 and upwards for tickets on prices and 1'11 be able to work challenging material." with fresh, ROOM TO COME WASHINGTON 1UP! -By lWII the U. S. Department of Agri- 10:55 News 11:110 Jane Wyman culture's Forest Service plans to build 28,000 new camp, pic- 11:1111 Sevea Keya 12:00 Ernie Ford 12:30 F!!..,. Knowa Ilea& 1:00 Gelieral HoBpltal 1:30 8bowUme 2:55 Midday .Newa I:Oo Queen For A Da7 nic and other recreation sites In our National Forests enough to take care of m'lre 1:80 Woo Do You Tl'llll 6:00 Amertean Bandstand PHILCO 4:10 D!covery _ 'tS 4:li5 Nelb 1:00 Super Silo• 1::10 Three Slot.SU 1:00 Bat Mast..... l:sci 'Pacemer¥ Wew1 1:411. Looll ·ot tbo Woi!lhllr .,. Evi!I!UI& Report . .f :ot Altatanlnelll Oader*aw ·t:IO~eaDe It_, time. ·. r:itcleu 1:10 '~ ''&il'lp . 18:110 Tbl!:d ' Mia u;wNailarma~ . than II> million people >t one flill'*'* 8:110 I'm at .l&a • • • o\lrai'd 1'!1eAi'l* •.L.. o ~w. - to testify. The lhree osteopathic physl• f th 1 cans 0 , Drs. RaT • county_ R. Ptckens, John Rtdgway an4 Ray Heaton , were l? the court.room as ~ere medtcai doctcn J. J . Dav1s, Raymond Boice. td. Roger Daniels and Charles J. ''These conlrol no questions of MuiiPn . lte law. uncertai~ and unsettled WITNESSES RELEASED ·they are, ou~h: to be deter- When the trial fjrst started oed by the SupremE' Court of several of th.e persons subpoe-. .peals of Virginia. which alone naed for testimony in the case ~ the power to p.ive an author· were gi en. permission to retlve interpretation of the relev. turn to thetr ~ork , but were ~ sections of' Virginia 's consti - lold to be available on 15 minipn and her statutes." ute ~all. :'he appe'lls court said "with 80 County ~mmissioner!il Ke~ -fe to guide us 1.,1t: 1: 1,mnol pre- neth McEihmney, Charles A. ;t with any semblen{'(> or con- K~rr, Sr., and Avery Nelson. ence how several state ques- ' With .se~eral of the hospital '16 will ~ ultimately resolved commission members, were the state courts. In such cir- also present at the start of the nslances. abstention until lhe trial. .le questions are determined is WHY THE TRIAL t proper course." !he suit against Meigs Mem.ast spring, after federal ap- Oflal Hospital Inc., was filed 11s court had heard arguments on charges that it violated the the case, Pdncl;! Erlward au- !erms, o( . the ~ease in that ,rities brought a lest sUi_t in the ~1. arbltr~tly failed and refused :hmund Ctrcuit fstalel t:ourt. ? . admit osteopathic physj.. _ __ _ - · - - - - - _ jctans who duly made appilc.. tion for stair privileges. The defendant of the court battle says that there has been no application submitted bv an • .. It begins to make sense when you look at it from a financial point of view," Rol>ards concluded. ..The public will be able to . see good plays at reasonable . I· iDly abandoned public ed· egation. · :! of Appeals ruled in ef- Broadway. WHTN-TV board o'f trustees, wt:ts called 1 A f ed era I appea1s court -~ lems. .. The stage is stagnant," he said during a noon break on the video set. "lt's like a circle that keeps closing in oD ltseli. It's so The conference continued un- til about II a. m. when Leo 1 Vaughan, secretary of both th• hospital commission and the 1 ~dward County, Va .. to re· Robards, a restless, vital man, strong latlguage_ But Bobords I& no disenchanted novice. He has otarred In long-run bits for !be past decade when most playa flopped. uamo t:~ Malle Room 11'1 Daddy 1:00 14r. car10011 I:UO. >ou Atillea For 11 . l:.tli JJJD fbloC&oir lillow 6::16 WcalllorOBIIl l:OO Tbe Storm t:80 Tho Edge ol l'jilfl& (· ' t:OO Matcll 4:2:i Newa Cometh." "Long Day's .J<1fr""" Jnto !fl&bb:," ••Toys ID the A_· • tic,.. . . . DlseDchaDted" and *A 1boaaood Clowoa.' o.ly- "Blg J'llb, IJttle ll'lah" failed to click. AI of tha moot in-demand oe1on1 iD New y,..k_ Robards haa bad bla eboice of roles, but be ll8JII there Ia Utile to choose from .lhla ,....-. men like Arthur 1be Uneolo · Center wW pay Z:illl l'lle Doctora 1:00 l'aliworG 1:3!1 Speclal 1:30 Millu>n.u'e " commands on Broadway. 3:110 1.oretta Youna 3:ll0 ~OU Ufln'l liaf 11:211 Newt . 11:30 li""'f' FOI' 'hmortaw 1:00 WQJiUID'I P-.JI · r .. • I ' I f'''l' J:;OO 11:our full. impresaioa llcCoyl 11:10 pe,. and G!ady1 u:oo U~vo o1 t.ilo mal'\ !be -.oath.. . . ' 11;30 t,;oncentrat&oa 'flestion "I was growing stale,'' he said, tory company, appearing iD three "and there are a lot af things playa, which meana giving up a · I have to relearn. I figure two Weekly salary of n.ooo which 116 yeara in r~ wn,!dng wilb lU:atl Play Your Huncll H:OO l'rll:e II il<gD' WCHS-TV Channel 8 D!ilf Word new lJDcolo Center .._.. Channel 3 llo:OO !Ia) When lO:a& ~~tWI 11:00 Real 1 In the Producers are afraid to try new things. 'fttey have DO Jmagtna- 8:30 Operation Alphabet Wide Country 1"' 1 .t liOLLYWOOD <UPU - Jaooo Bobardo Jr. oaya Broadway Ia tlet and that ·be's iiiJiag away from the main stem for the . t..V yean. 1be ga1111t star plaoa to appear tJii'l lloll)rwWII Cllr WSAZ-TV .:till liooel >IOTDIDI Newo PICIIIrtl BJ'RRNONI!Cim are caused by stage unions. "But the real slclmesa on Broadway l8 the laek of !1"11· 1:45 Corncob Report 7:00 Tbe Today 'Sbo• 7:15 Toclal Out Your Way • 1uo 1 t.ovo l.llcy SU\ ~ II!"P.'' Ma~ io:oa c.ileMer 1~ the weather FRIDAY Buddy Starcller 8:00 Clq>taiD ~.. lo~, R<>Ili.WYOOD "(UPI) - Walt J;llsn9' baa' ll~ BrWi .ICeilll !0 atar willt .l!fi!MIOil de .wuu In the iiiOvlil "Wllcl , Gu n . . l.ra· · lllililjl~' · .. llolll: . T•rmlhl S.r.vice O'o.•• "!lftlblr e.. i,JIO .·ljew,:.PIC\"t." . t.ook "' i.l8)' " " " ' a:o6 • n:u Aeadem' i\wllld 1be' '11 .. ·' .. . u:mi SJGNED . . - . t:» ·w~ ' WHTN-TV Oaddt 1:11 Jlm, l'liacllc · . ~==:\:For :rt1J!01'10'! ·t.i&!l'' : 11:110 12:~ 1;GO 1:,. . &·ODJjbt Weaw"· 1 - 11:10 Look at u:to 11: u Academy Award. Tbealor 7:.0 Jacll La lAIDlte Show I lttOO ABC NO\VI ,.,., •:oo loll: .~ 1:30 ·QU<Ji· Draw lliiGraw ,,uo Yoio - ~ -1'1/C. a 12:09 'I.ove fjl Ufll ' U~:UU t'aasword You 4:Z5 ·NeWI 4;30 lll4ke &om for . 7:25 (. t:ao our Mali lllJllllll 10:GO Niked Cil1 Don't· ·llaJ t:GO Matcb G811111 - 1:311 10:1111• I 1iii.VI lAICJ U:QO ROAI 11~11 • 11:311 Pote' 1111<1 ~· . 7:JAJ l'o fell rrulll 8.00 ' YO \lot A secrel Sil~er Clulnnel I Dailf Wor4' 10:00 C.tendBL - 7:30 .Wap· TraiD e:io aoma ill' ,...,.· 2,30 The DOetori 10:00 Aleoa 11:00 ABC Newa FIDal u:Uii New• tlead"nh · . . 11: 10. woathercall U:IS 8 .....11 ll:li World News Tvlligbl U:llll Tea•ght Sbow ! 1:>11 i!Jvoataa RoPnrl 7:00 Wanted Dead III AUv• 'l:IG ' Ami SOibero :1:00 PeOple Will Talk" &:Zii tlt!wa t:OO M) I Sana ' 1:311 McHalea Navy_ I · l:to Pacemaker New• 1;40 liook at '"" Woath~~t- . aeaver· 8:30 10:01 World Of Series 0~ , 1:111 BBI Kaai«IOG 1:00 Midday Newt 7:30 Jack La~ Sbow 1:1111 Buddy Starcllor i:OO C'&lptam f£enaaroo 7:1{. t.:Bb News u. 15 on Sill<'- WtH5-TV. 7:2i U:UU OWU: 8 NeWfri 11:10 ~awuns Ule .tl:u' Newa !1:2> WuJ:IU IIBWI I'UDJ&bl 7:1U WettUier swmp. l'bto 10:00 llay WbeG 10:25 Newa 10:30 Ploy Your Huncll 11:00 Pr1ce ts Rl8bl II: 110 Con<eoolraiiOil U:OO First lmprusloD U:IO Trulb U:IO TODI&bt . SiiOi! &:au Oci:lguel _ 7: oo t::»V Keporter w: au t:30 Operatioo Atpbabet SuOPet' Mao . a. IIMiaeit•·.,.. 1:45 ABC EvaalDS Report 7:110 Deager Mal> 7:10 Dale and Harrlel 1:00 ~ Reed Sbow 1:30 - ~eiY : Otles II\ BIM'Cicawl e:JD P$cemaker ·News $:40 Looll a1 the Weather .,. Dr. Kllolare 12:00 Ernie Ford U:SI Fatllel' &Don lleao 1:00" General lloopltal 1:311 Showtime 3:56 MiddaY Newa I:OD QueeD ·ror A 0., 1:311 Wllo On You Trull t:OO Am... ICU Blllldstaild 4:311 OJacovery 'II t:li5 Newt 1:110 SUper Show 11::10 SUpermao · 7:00 Tba Todi'J Show 7:35 l'oday Out Your Way 8:25 l'oclay Out Your Way 8:00 Good U.mtnl WealbmOII U: li JIID I'DaclU!l 3:;jlj News 3:JU 'l'bB Mtlliooalre t:W 1be Sel;re&, :storm. 1:30 l'be EOge ol NJ&bl li:IJO Anne UaldeJ 7:3!1 1:$ Fun School 10:15 Odie C. King 10:30 oa, Ill Court 1:45 Corncob Report ~::1) 1:01. 1:411. Hnnlley-Brta•' •y Ropor\ 7:1io RipCord 11:00 Jane Wyman 11:30 Seveo · Keys .-owell 10:30 Peter Gunn &:30 6 uo DI~mil, •u ' · 4:65 Neww . uo 'Juj)lr Silo• . 5=41 ~~a.:.. · .. wee~~ 6:GO Flalt & .9ct'uUI I' Kartwr Kapet . t: -o TV Bingo 10:55 Newa t:GO AW' Game 4 :Zli Aflemooo Heport t:SO ldake Roorii fDr DaddJ 1:00 Nt. Cartoon • ·. ;,0 WEDNESDAY ~IClunt Z:UU t"&i!iWOfci IXTERMI:r At. . ucen•ed Opora~ . .446-1~6 G~lllr.oll• ; 1Jll:*' t:OO 2:5$ Daily Word 1:110 Forecaal II: 15 Academy Award Tbeatc I:M 2:110 People WW Talk 1:25 Newa . 2:30 Clel>te•nlal ObServance I:SI You tloD't Say · WHJN-TV Channel 13 U:OO ABC Newa rimu 11:10 Look at Tbe Weather 7:30 Laramte 8:30 l!;mplte l;DO Wuman·a .:'aa;e 1:30 ADD Solbertl 10:30 Here's Edie 1:41> llunuey-Brmlllef RoJiiOI' 7:1.11 -L&UD S1acJa 11.: ia 1...-UJOIUK Lot, Ill 5: SO Brokoo Arrow 1:00 Sea HuDI 9:30 UD!Oucba~iea t:Z:. Aller...., lleport t:~ MaiUO IIAH>m J:ladd1 i:UU Mr. CSrtOOD 6:311 ~Oil Bear &:00 Ky. Coop e. lit ..~~ 'U4i~.AGI ~w &::4J Weawen:aS\ Ul: IN (.;&leodat ::;as New• 7:00 Allin.! 'o' Andjl 7:30 Combat 8: so ElaW011811 Eyi 3:00 l.oretta YOUD(I a,.o ~"" uon t 11a7 t.llll Matcb t:llllllll 6:00 Buddy Starcher 1:110 7:10 Weather 7:15 NetM 7:30 CBS Reports 8:00 W<llderful Nights 8:30 Dobie Gillls ~:00 (leverlf HUlbilllel 9:30 Yo Dyke Show 10:00 Circle Tbee.ter 11:00 Dnl<e'o -·New& TGniJIIII 11:10 Scanning Tb8 Weath., ll:ll 5porll Report 11:20 Tbe Late Show fi:SO Pacemaker New• 1:10 t.ook at the Weather a:e ABC EveDJDg Report ~ l:l)o Anno <laklej 1:10 Oragnet 1:00 ESSO Repo- 5:20 SUperman 8:00 Bat llasteraoa 1.&.: 30 COncentraUuD U:OO ~our •.iroL UDpreaaioD 12:30 Truth or Consequencet 12:55 Newa 1:00 Mto-uay Newa 1:30 Leave 11 To Girla 2:00 People Will Tall< 2::/.:i Ear•y .Noon Report 2:.0 'tho 000101"1 u: 10 Jun rnaaer oa Spor'- .UJ:3U 1 'l'oday Out YIHI< -WQ liond Mo<nlll8 . lU:UU .Say WI:MI 10:3$ Newa .w:;su t'Ut)' ~OW' Huocb 1~:00 Price ts Rtibl U.lU *eatnercaat ,,30 4:30 Discovery 13 4:55 .News · $:00 supercar 'fhe l'oday lilloW loday Out ~OUI WIJ I:Jit Operatton Alpbabet 7:30 Monaay Night Movlel 9:30 Milton Berle Jane WylilaD Seven Keys In Review f'or .A UaJ Wbo Do Y• ~ 1 •00 - U:30 Conceotra...... li:OO YoUI Flfll llllpreottiOD 11:10 Trlllla .. Collaeqlllllctl 11:51 NeWI 1:00 To TeD Truth MiUlOnalre 4:00 The 8eeNI Storm t:311 The Edge ol Nt&lll 1:00· QueeD For A 0., 1:30 Wbo On 'tou Truat 4:00 Amertcu Bandalalld C!Mnne1 .3 7:00 7:2> 8:2> U:OO Newa ErlliP Ford Father Knows Boat General Hospital 1:30 Sbowwne 2:56 Midday Report l:lli Corucob Report 6: 15 JJID l'tlaekel: 5bnW Candid Camera What's My Line 10:5ii U:OO 11:311 11:00 11:30 1:00 ,. . ide~.!ejJs ' 1:45 Conocoll Report I:OD lllo 1'o4ay Sbow f:Si Ttic' Out Y011r '1'11 1:36 'TodiJ Ou> Your ' Wq 1:00 Good Mol'illn/l Show 1:311 Operation Alpbal!el 10:10 Ba7 Wbeb lt:26 News 10:3t Ptsy Your Qlmdl U:OO Price Is RJgb1 0 The controversial Meigs Memorial hospital osteopathic and medical doctor disagreement came to a head .this morning in common pleas court when Leo Vauehan was the lust w1tness m the recovery action by the Meigs commissioners and the county hospital commission against Meigs Memorial Hospital, Inc. Judge Carlos R1echker of Morgan county, assigned to hear the case after Meigs Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon stepped down, br&ught order to the near-filled courtroom at 9:30 a.m. Shortly afterward, however, Judge Riechker, Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz and defense attorney Frank W. Porter, Jr., went behind closed doors. ' ' WSA%-TV Channel 3 I:OD P111word 1:31. Houseporlf 10::10 Day In Court WSAZ-TV McKeever & Colonel 6:00 You Asked Fot II v:uu \iapLam Ktwgaroo 10:15 Odie & KinC -, . 1 11:25 C1lll Newt 12:30 Woman'• Page l::tli WCEIS New1 . 1:10 Ao Tba Wnrld Tutu •" , THURSDAY t 10:110 Clllendar IO:SO I IAIYe LlleJ 11:110 Rql llcCoyl 11:80 Pete•I!MI Gladp 11:0. UIV8 ol Llf8 \ - 'J, i Chanrwl 8 Dalir' Won' 7:JO Jaclr La LanDe Sbow . t:OO captaiD Kaageroo 7:56 ·Doll)' Wor4 I:Ot Faitb lor Today 1:30 Kartoot Kapera 1:00 TV Bingo 8:30 Fwl Scllool TUESDAY ~:30 7:11 WHTN-TV , . thannel 13 Local t:Zli i\fternooo Report 4:il0 Mak.e Room, Daddy 5:00 Mr. Qrt<Kill wv• ~I' 1-.,11 C' ~~ ·: ·-. ·wcM$-1V TUESDAY News Pacemaker Newa Weather AcadetD¥ Award Movie 11:00 11·10 11:15 ll:ZO S:OI' LorellO Young S:30 You Don't say 4:00 Matcb Game 9:00 Rea. McCoya 9:30 G. E. fbeater .. Bat-- 12:5ii News 1:30 Leave II To Girlo 2:00 People Y/Ul Talk Z:Zli News 2:30 Doctors 7:Zli Dailf Word 7;JIJ JW.:ll. Lsuanoe ShoW 11:30 12:00 12:15 12:30 I&Dlericar '8pnd"'"" Do Yjllj Trait 1:110 1:. Pac*m'UJ · Newll 1:4i A ....;i. oU 11>o Wo!lioth<• 1:45 ABC l!:veDinB Repoft 7:M Amol 'D Andy . 7:30 Tbe Dall8:30 Tbe RillemBD 8:00 Stqnej Butie 10:110 Ben Casey 11:00 Your FirSI lmpressloll 12:30 Trulh ... Co088(jlleD<I 7:00 lASSie 7:30 Dennl" The Menace 8:00 Ed SUllivaD WHTN-TV Channel 13 t£• U: II .8portl Rope!~\ 11:11 Rtrerlio,t 1\ 0., 6:11 Superm8ll lUll Cool<*lll'aiiOD 10:00 llrmkleY'S Jouroal 10:30 Special Report IUver Boat ~- WEDNESDAY ·"' U:.lt 1lcol"'ill fte W...._ a .. 7:00 TodaJ Sbow I:!S Today Out Your Way •=00 Good llomtng 1:311 OperatiOn Alphabet 10:00 Say WbeG 10:15 ~..... . 10: 30 Play Your Huudo 11:00 Pm:e II lliJ[It Parson'• Mallbt: CBS Washington Reports Oral Roberla Talkirig Hands 1:45 Social Security 1:30 UVJng World S:OO Movie 5:00 Dragnet · 5:30 Amatuer Hour 6:00 Twenllelb Century 1:30 Mr. Ed 10:00 10:30 u:oo 11:15 .,.. 4:11 DlscoVe&l: 4:1ii 'lews ' 1:11 Supper 1:45 Corncob Report Channel 8 WCHS-TV 11:00 12:30 I: 00 I :30 1:IIi 8llaWttllile ' .' l:lii_ _. • ., ~ . s::eo' Wbo 1:00 tluckieDerr;r Hound 10:1111 Keeie ·Bi8Hlle·'..... . ·urll Dlla:o f!_on·ToPJatt · 1:11 Oenel'lll flooptllll WSAZ..TV Channel 3 &:a& WeaUI.e.·eaat 6:38 New• PlCturo 1:6 tiWlUOy-Brmkley .~.. ,- MONDlY . ' ~:tO Caves. •\#h I ·;-~'.} Centennial County Fair Timber Stand .~ ~lt • ,. .A For Meigs . apphcation e (leo. 1, • . ' · WUJHti ... ecolor Television SALE$ AND• . . ~rchFor • I•IS :GaII1p0 osteopathic physician or · surgeon wh1ch application has ' Civil Air Patrol was to been rejocted, and that Meigs lvate plane. missing smce Memorial hospital's ml'dical t Muncie, Ind., family staff was organized and mai.Jl.. tained in accordance with t'requirements of the rommittet of accreditation of the Amert. can Hospital Association for "~ listing of hospitals. 1t is expected the trail maJ last between 10 da}'s and two ve Ohio bases scoured the "'orthern Kentucky e~Jong . . . ·e F.Jjdle Atkms, Galhpohs; ~rett Wedge, Pt . Pleasant, Dr· Earl Gault, Pt. Pleas, and Paul Fraley, Hender- weeks. \ I he family left Gallipolis Fri- 1 , afternoon on the 225-mile I Melg!l General Ho!lpltal trn trip and they have n 0 t ADMISSIONS - Helen Batey, n heard from since. New Haven: Madge Smith. Tamhe search. being directed pa, Fla.; Latham Bass, Pom- .n Lunken Airport there, in- eroy - . '"' flighls out o! Portsmouth, : DISCHARGES - Dmd Na~ !rdeen, Columbus and Spring- ~; per~ Pomeroy. 1. he Ohio searrh area for the I -~-- LOCAL TEMPS wn and white Commanche 1 The temperature in Pomeer extendf:'d from the Ohio •roy's business district at noon er north to U.S. 40 in Cen-, today was Bl degrees, under Ohio. ·clear skies. �.. • ·" I NOW YOU D'OY Sentinel, \ r...,,..... Dlltilondil accOunt lor · -n1 e 01 101a1 v•lut 01 mlnerlll (!Udlldl<lll, aceordlng ID the Allll!lk:tul GeoJI'Ipldcal Society. ,., i(. .,. tw~>'~ Features, Pictures, .•.. 'l"'.: ~ ·• __J' . · '·e ' lhllot.J To Tlut ,,.,._.,. OJ rL. Me•- 111110• Ar• \;~, ~. -::-::~~~~~==~~---------------------------------.----------------~--~~----~~· ~:.~~~~<5==~~====~::==~------------------------~\ ~-l~ .~ . V:..:O;.:L;..;X:.:_V::__.:.:N0::::.-:......:,:100 ·2~.:- .________--!POME~~RO::,Y~-M~ID~D!::!:LE!:!PO~R~T:..•OH~ · !l!I~()-~-~-...;··.~M~O~N~D~AY!.f•..!.A~U!S;G~U~ST[_.~l2~,,!19~6~3_ _ _ _ _ _~},\t. ----~:::...:.:,.:;..:=~ 7 ' ~ ~·· e ·~Ill~ e • Vaughan 1:!kes Sta~ • • 1 County Fair Blacklight Numbers Feature Big. Bend Minstrel Show Songs, Dances, Colorful Costlunes Mark 1963 Show Five backlight numbers rea· Ii\llike Werry and Bill Youn!l· specially treated cos- Later, the same group, jointhe high· by Bill Zerkle and Diet will be " SATURDAY 'Fall of lt~me· Sets -Ate Big,· l.aYish a rum for lhet. stale. lurn, lher ill!1Jlh.. )1 llle fllmi• "'TTIat'a bow I epente r. ,.:. 1 ) il . ....... ..,............... .i- - !Ia-- &albtJ', OJntlnued from INn! Pll4lli 1he decllne In Ho~ ,. p _. ty • I I JI'GII1IIl tile . lion. With 1he ~ voreed !rom lh..W II .... ihe .,.rid wlta llaYe nc'fttalq rf&bia door was opened for I I tllll6oir tollat!Umolp'., at film prlllludiott, in ~ lleol "My~ il too make economic <lllntt!O' a PI ......... films at • prioe tW - . ... could lind. " profits. I ...,, bin . . . laltol. He went on: "Wilat Boll:r"Movl-. • lilt Ilia • ,.;. wood's old men d"ldlt't fOe. I Jog. They II"' pe lk - t l>e did. I realized that IIIOvfe sal.. J>e<!ple who make them. l&y J• methods would <llan&t. lhat is "' see tW .._ fe''h are they would revert "' 111e or~ happy and lhlt ..... orlio!JJ ,..... .._,..- .... - .. t :311 • Ke.lr 9:30 Rolf • llaldJ 10:111 Sllari Lew18 10:30 Kine Leollarllo 11:111 Fury 11 :30 MUo Room F• .,.., NEW ADDITIONS - Two county civic organlzatlollf the Eastern High School Boosters, and the Sut~ church, have finished construction of permanent cc!l cession stands near the fairground midway . Final tou~. es on the Sutton church structure; at left, were beij) completed when the above photo was taken Wedn1esd~) 111 12:111 Mr . Wi2anl 12:30 Clem • !.de Shooo I :30 Sea Power 2:10 John's S.Se,..rmapbvukmllll 2:25 Reds Vs. Cubs aaJ way of seWac movleo. "In H~'s early days, prol-• lllade lllmot under tile stale'• rfghll plan. A theater cbain or !JfOUP of theater own- 5 :15 Scores 5 : 30 Ftiglll G:IO TV Di~ ers could ..y "r' 'w rights f :36 New• Ito Sparll f :40 Woat11er f :4fi Newa ........ • ...... ... winds up on' ~ • I 1 " Britislt Army o If I c o rs fit, vented 1he game of polo Ill India during ll!e !801lr. ~ :10 saturday Jamboiw 7 :3!i Sam llenediCI 8:3G .kJey Blsnop 9:10 Saturday NI8Jtt M9vll 11 :10 News ftAR.,AND THI ~08& Sophia Loren dlscuue1 the prO' ..ille 111m, Tile Fall of tile R - EtDDir " wltb 1J: 10 Weather 11: t5 SportJ IUU Movio JI<odu<er Samuel Bronston on the set nell' Mlldfld.e.So.,.,. plaJS Loctlla, daul:hter of EIPperor :lfuela AeleUi.. , _ a--e c-t. t , '•! A - I!OrjsP,_ ol lite 5a¥._ c-1 . . - be owrruled. D&<"isions can, .howev4!r, be set a· si<ie by amendment of the Con- WCHS-TV CtNnnel 8 .... .... _ 1:110 College Series ~:_ ·--·- .... . otilution. liJ:Oe TIN AI. . - 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playboua u :• 111a r• r. lUll 11"1' lio!!«• - w 12>30 .- . 1:110 Mooi~ bi U:IO SIQ llu ,, ... ......? A - 011 &pl. 8, 11M, po1ioo in New Yilt at, a; ._. a w ••W.A¥4Diefw dprette, Ill - . lla llaJJw. On!'" . """"' )IUblie plates ill New York C'dJ i11ep1 for ....,.. I ""' • :uo Adiolt 2: 15 Dizzy Dean =.. . , .. 2:ZI Gi- Vs. Canto 5:118 Doetors -'1 \fork ea. ~ : 36 ErMI1 S11ow 7:00 c.._ BaD 7:30 Luey "!si • . Jr lll!le!ldel't - Till! Jet of l'Gpt!5 from a ·-1'• Jllal1hoado lateral let 1he ma.lo. giving Ollppo<l .-raFtJ 10: OIJ \..i un !!ln'TUR . _ ... _ '*' , A- ,_e ll .oo New a ... llloiloll SlbMa n 1 ..., ._..8 .. l'll • rive ill s.A Am ka1 Th~ U : UU ~e•a AmtWIIl basin. "Q-Mat-lheUaetl Dem....,ollon? A - The lwt•"Ciary line eslaJ>. lished by Pope Aleunder VI settle ....OidJu& claims ot Spain alii! Pertucal Ia lauds ia to the New World. Q - Wbat South Am.,..u · .eoualry ... lte I ' leol ollrale ...... ito • -m A - Chile. 'l!tese lledo supply fertilizers one of the finest koown to . . .. . . . . . .? A - 9:Jf H.:i"te' l.ftm Q 11: 15 fJUuble ·----., ... Rio Teodoro in the ~ell • ... Q - Why wue lbe PNslves <C:ane.l ... ulul M. . . Party" In WI! A - The name ia <iorived from Theodore Roolevell's reo mart at the bewinaiJI& of the campaign, "I loel aa Iii as bull a moose." WlflN-lV Channel 13 ~~~~~ Pat Mllce- GRANDSTAND WORK - Charles Buffington bo~ IIi' ladder to climb and hang one of the many flags wlj will decorate the Meigs County fair grandstand. Otl! In the photo are Robert Ord, Richard Jeffers and Hit Slawter. '· Word ol Life · SOcial !l'ecutity Cltw<i> ol CHill Cartoonavi•· 11:30 _ , • Coal 12:00 tlugs Bunny an application oo rue at local state emplo)ment off Tho training Is designed ljl developing cJ( woodlot ar.u this section. The training program wl! \uilder the supervision of . Bureau of Unemployment I An eight week training school \pensation and United S• ·i n Umber stand management ' Employment Service. The will begin Sept. 16 at Canters [encies will work through. Caves. Jackson city school dis There will be 28 men from !Coordinator will be H ·:.aeven southeastern Ohio coun- IChamberlain, vocational ·ttet selected for the course culture instructor at tWitch will consist of eight 40 High, and the instrucCflr boor weeks. Tbe project is be Jai!Jes Meeler. a prO#~ financed through the Manpow· [·al forester from woostit. er Development and Training '' .J>I!Oiratn. Four trainees will be [ oeleded from Gallia, Lawrence, Ma~ J. Melp, Jaclulon, Vinton and wet r' Cledythe Hockin& counties. sell, W. W. Russell, llequlrelntnta for selection I':rlan A. Wheeler, .,.. 111 the ba!lbl of them being e · beadl ~ bouaeholds, have at Laura Sayre ID leaat 111 eJchlh ifade education Jr., Ora E. Hill, .23 12:30 A l M - Timber Stand Management Is l , Course Theme f:. 9.... 111:00 It :30 II :00 1:00 FIN:ka ) :30 "'t"$ I '.!\"'; nd -.ad Uvalau.A.. . . M w..... J :OG • I id: 3:3C ...... .,._ 5:00 ... _ PM .. lli><Jrl• 1: 00 - ..... • :3t ti "SS • lla 1 :3& Rzr !I ·" m•J' wel.l !L..Jw :rt:OO Fight of Wa Quid Quiz Qo- .,....lreat . . . . . . . ..,. Fin.,,._ A · Milll crib lllfee that lk Fine Arts ........ palnlbt& dr•lniJ, IICU..... IIIUsie, ...,., JIIIOirJ; ml "--na. · - Do llylaJ ltfllnW . . . "** IN '1'1111 P~o All~~ . te .. ..... lllabollfara- -ll!a.....,- 1 ;!7..7.,.;: :e "Mold - & .. I I -- 1'11111 Hone," obootlnf ol P111 Ill llle ...,$ ~., ~~- - "-' Aatlf 9,...avlu. ,... •rtt'•l ·· . -·--- . , &:rr A .:_ Flying squinell do nol t.-..., . .,.................. . _ _ . , lly, they llome oqulrrell IIDown . , _ . . . . . el ..... lla" ., w ' ' Burt Davis Of Rutland Dies At His Home "'· \ ( t· \ ( . ·•· ' . 1963 Meigs Centennial Fair Is Ready For Visit,ors; Religious Services; Tonight ' . 8"'\l cm :t' l:J:30 Chiller 'li'K&ki 1 I• 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEViS 6:4& and 11:15 PM WEAlHER REPORT be. feeL ,_. . •' ,. __ "''# • '~- J:~' . As First Witness In ACtion Over Hospital • enttne at y e Centennial • ..._ _) \ / 1.~ For Meigs I ntin~-~ - ~··· � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 10, 1963 Fair Insert burke coleman cox hines