https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27cc169ba4184e82d98af0891e59147d.pdf db69e07315f933d8d03db0ced480512d PDF Text Text I } ·J f Dinner Planned Wedding Plans Of Miss L.edlie Are Announced Potluck Dinner Held By WSCS 01 Forest Run In Gallipolis By Kin • NOW YOU KNOW - A 1:30 potluck dinner p.-.ced111 !he meottng of tbe wscs of th• Forest Run Methndist cburcb Wedneoday ovening. Mrs. Jack Curtis, president, oponod !he meeting with a med· itation followed with devotions ' taken from Tho Upper Room, ' by Mr.!. Alfred Yeauger. T h e hymn, "'My Faith Looks Up OPEN· SATURI)~l '· 'I'M uliilllll)' ,.ro 1 • I • !It Cl;tllMa • 1M WHI Abieu- .... ~ eoiiHI tile aame "pble••," ae....uq to lh NoU-1 GMItiPble ......;e. • • • at y enttn NIGHT. . ~lk-..,, To Thee'' and prayer in unison, F opened the devotions, -·a f t e r which John 17 was read and a meditation given by the leader. Readings were given by Mrs. Russ Watso(l , Mrs. Edmund Grueaer, Mnl. Fred Nease, and VOL XV NO. 112 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1963 PRICE FIVE CEffil '( Mrs. Yeauger. Prayer by Mrs. I CUrtis closed the devotions . • ' E. L B E R F E L D S Clt~b ' j Miss Lydia Eber51Jach of the 1 United Methodist church was a guest lllld showed slides taken while on her trip to the Holy Land. Mrs. Don Grueser was wel- Hopes Rise Trapped Miners May See Sunlight Yet Toda comed as a new member and the officers seminar to be held at the United Methodist church Wednesday, was announced . A l thank you note was read from Mrs. Edmund Grueser for flow- ers sent her while hospitalized. Round robin get well cards were .sent to Mrs. John Scott and. 1 Mrs. Lawrence Napper, who are ill in Holzer Hospital . Attending alSIJ were M r ~. Christy Baer, Mrs. John F. · Baily, Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. MRS. JAMEf,' Kerns ROush. Mrs. Hanson Holter, Mrs. Jacob Baer, Mrs. U. MARRIED RECENTLY - F S. Nease, Mrs. Mary Evans, !age near New Philadelphia wa> Mrs. Edith Sisson, Mrs. Man- marriage of Miss Sarah Josep\ ning Roush and guests, Mrs. jLamb. The bride is the daught$ David Nease, Mrs. Albert Ba- ISpencer, Chester, and the brid, er, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchel, Miss and Mrs. Floyd Lamb, Sr .. Cadi~ Ebersbach ond children, Terri ,by candlelight in the log cabin Lynn and Rhonda Ash and Lee 'j settlement in Ohio by tt.e Rev Ann Nease. ll!lliant. Both ~r . and Mrs. La· reconstructed MorovW1 Villagt l"",________'""lt Ischool west of the Alleghenies. l be teaching at Navane School year. Mrs. Lamb will teach for . ~chool in ToledoG. The couple Toledo. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Weeks Is Hostess When Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks and son, Tom of Reynoldsburg, 'W k 1 l M arrived Thursday night for a Or erS eef ~ visit with their parenbl, Mr. and ! Mrs. Eldon Weeks was host· urr, Mrs. Eldon Weeks and Herman SchoU. Mr !! . ' ess to the Willing Workers class Mr. of the Enterprise EUB church, ~D<. Mrs. Robert Ritchie and son, ', Thursday evening at her Rock ·~ ;:" Bobby and Mrs. Clair Spene<!r Springs Road home. t • returned home Thursday night. The meeting, in charge or Ea• alter a visit with their brother ,Mrs. Carl Moore, president, op- lOh and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. i ened with devotions by M r s. l B. Willis Bearhs, Portsmouth. Va. !Thomas Bentz. The PhiJlips ver· mt Who accompanied them home sion of John 10:4-11 was read ~l"f· , for a visit. They went by plane :by Mrs. James Will, and a po- ~~~ r and returned in a car by "'ay 1em "Slow Me Down, Lord," " L 1 of the Blue Ridge Parkway and w~ read by Miss Genevieve 1 ' Skyline drive. . . Stobart, 1 followed by a .medita- , ~~·~ Mrs. H'!nry Retbel spent Fr1- tion by Mrs Paul Fr1ck and 1 · >- with her grandson, 8 I 1 1Y prayer by Mrs. · Weeks. ,..y I' Mr , JO. Strvn&, who Is a patient at The cook book which the class ,~"' Katzer Hospital. Is compiling was discussed. It ' Dee Dee Leifheit, Pataskala. was decided to save labels as I sor1 is spending this week with her a money making project and ISlo, 1 grandmother, Mrs. John Leif- Mrs. Will was named chair- wa beit. man. The wonder box donated gra. _Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leifheit of by Mrs. Weeks was awarded to gr~· P~taakala arrived Friday night Miss Stobart. a for a weekend visit with h i s Refreshments were served by mother, Mrs. John Leifheit. Ithe hostess, with grace given /\ Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn white by Becky, Brenda and and daughter, Mrs. James Ted· WiU. Attending were those namrow and. children o! Gallipolis ed above and Mrs. Ben Buc:l: T 1 I were recMt guests of Miss Net- and Mrs. Herbert Dixon. lie Xoehler. Bratlbury Memben Complete Project• Mkhaell Entertain With Familv Dinn.er Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Michael " ty , of ~~ Members of the Home Dem- gn. onstration Club in Bradbury fin- "'N• ished their project o! smock~ entertained with a family din- aprons when the group met on ner at their home Sunday hon- Thursday afternoon at the h••me nrlng their granddaughter, Mar- of Mrs. Grill Russell. The tba Parket, from Tucson, Arlz. president, Mn. Olivea r:ottrill, ; /, In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. opened the meeting w1th Mrs. Ja 1 W. S. Michaels showed pic- Grill Russell giving the dev~>- Jio, tureJ taken on their recent west-- tions which included a story on ern trip. In the evening all en- ja "Woman of the Bible:" The joyed a eook out. "Lord's Prayer" was ~1ven 1n . Thooe enjoying the day were unison by the members. . Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Parker, Refresh~nts of r-ookies, Martha, Eric and Edward, Mr. sandwiches. and iced tea were 1 atid Mrs. W. S. Michael. Gary, served by the hostesses !ollnw< Louise and Lenora, and the ing the meeting. The meeting host and hostess. w., closed with the Mi2pah benediction. Attending .were Mrs. Earl Werner, Mrs. Mac StewOBSERVES . BIRTHDAY art, Mrs. Wayne King, Mrs. The third blrthday anmver- Paul Wlnn. Mra. Clarence Murlal'J of John Howard Vroman, ray, Mrs. Cottrill and Mrs. IO:D of Mr. and Mrs. John Vro-- Russell. lllAII of Columbus, wa~ observ-io"=====--===- ed Thursday evening with o famlly dinner at the home blf grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. JO!m Vroman. A lightl'd bi",rth-·11 day cake waa served with ice c:re.om at the close of the dinnor. 0Uter1 attending were Mr. aru1 Mro. Charles Vroman and 1 Cblldren, Mark and Mary. 1.;#-JI n .~ 1'011 ALL OCCASIONS 'Omerov Flo-r Shoo .l lrLIIlllord Van Meter WI ..v•. TV ITAMI'I W.lflla _., WSAZ.TV ;:1!1 Powo oa !!It Farm "1$CAPE fROM EAST BERLIN" With Don Murray and Christine Kaufmann "THI PIRATII Of ILOOD RIVER" With Kerwin Mathewa and Glenn Corbett {Color) Aue. 2.$.26 "MIIULL'S MARAUDERS" (Tocbllicolor) Jelf Chandler ...:.Onci- "ZOTZ" Tom •POIIou Jullll Meade " '' '. WCHS.TV Channel 8 1:00 CoDep Seriel 1:00 capw~~ langaroo 10: Ott l'be AlviD Show 10:80 Mist>IJ Mou.. PI8J'houlo 11:10 RID TiD 1'!11 11:80 1\oJ Roger• Sbow 12:10 Sky llln& 12:30 l'le. . 1:00 Social Security I: 15 Dizzy Dean 1::15 C8rds VI. Pblllles 4:30 Big Picture i:OO Doctors AI Work 5:30 Early Sbow 7:00 Cannoo BaU 7:30 Lucy Dell the restaurant, 0~ nf tbe American ladiee motioned him to tbe table with a wiggled finger, wwid be be so kind, slie aslt. ed him · to recommend a speGo laity .,; two. He woo delighted to oblige and lor seve~:.~~! mit>utee he diScussed beef In oyster sauce, tbe crispness of the tes and the Oavor o! the spar• ribs With· the four AmericaDS. Willi •1s departure, tho aow amused waller returned .a n d luforme~ the - Amerieans, fO their horrort that be wi.a ~ Natlonaliol Chineae ambassador .. Italy. . He had merely stopped .iD al the restaurant early to discu• ·the menu lor a private dinnet party he was h~osting ~re lat. er In the evening, . ""* Eighth Fatality On Gallia -~~~----------- 11:00 Newa 11:10 Weather 11:!5 Sporto 11:10 Movie ... , RADIO • TV NEWSREEL; th --~orlt Jack Clark, who haa been tur • aame ""'" ·· · · · DOUDcer oo "Paaaword" a n d Burgetio Meredith and PIIIJ "To Tell Tho Truth," has been McCoimack will make I h ea _,_.., to boot the new ABC • · seC<lnd auesl-etarrin& aDDetll'...,..... ..... """" --'" -- "Jiaw'""'•;; iD •.....,.. TV quiz program, "1!10 Gr--•," a -· .... "lncltletil at Paradlie " wblcll Whlcl! plemlerea Sunday, Sept. begao filmi"' 1881 ~ · f 9 r 15 . . . . . broatlcaal ~ the <OJillJ\I Curl Masoey, mualc~ ,..8011 G!tt ~TV; J.leredltb'o er1 appears u a violinistfirst -"Bawblde'.' · ~. apPearaoc~ garden IW11 epbjode of "T b e ,... 1n ulaCitlent"ii thO Lltile Beverly HtUbUUes .lllmed lui FIShes'': ~~ lliit··lfll-e ...,. week I« fall preiODialkll .., oon; ~ ~ auesled ,. CBS-TV. Maasey, ~ fi. •· !!>- lui oealoo 'iif•,~~~ of 1111, ~ cal TV varlet)' lbcnr .m ~ ,Aft. Wotvera." uJiawhkte," curreutSelea, II mualc ~ of Pet- ly ...., F.rltltiJI, WUf be broo4~~ JWictlm, new ~ cast TbtQ'eda)'l · ~tar~~ng Sept. ..,.... starring ~ llenaderet, .. • beginning TUeeday. Sept. :14 till ....... . Ia' · UtllO!aaaon t:so !lave Gun wm ·.:,.rtl 10:00 GUDIIIII!IIt . 11:00 Nowa 11:11 Double Thriller U:Gtl NPI WHTN-TV Channel 13 t:GG Pal • Mlke 1:30 Word of Ltfe 10:80 Soclal SeeuriiJ 10::18 Cburclo of lllrld ll:Gi CartOoatmlle 11::18 ~~Mol " Cecil JUt llulml . il:li ADit•gm ' . I ' I.:Gt ,~.... ' . :;,·· ' l:aD~ ~-· The Day J.4fter . . I!IG· I.AI'I Dpee a:ilt ~...w·ac Sporll Me<~ . ... ""'"""'"" . .,. """ 1:30 Hootenanny • ·;• t:30 Popeyo & l'olo .:110 Ruff & Ready 1:30 Ruff & Ri!cidJ 11:00 Shari Lewis 10:30 King Leonardo 11:00 Fney 11:30 Make Room For DaddJ 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Clem & Luke Show 1:30 Reds Vs. Pirate• H$ Scoreboard f:30 Movie 1:00 Your Share In Space f: 30 News 1:40 Weatller 1:45 Sander Vanocur f:li5 Weather I :00 Saturday Jamboree 7:~ Sam Benedict 8:~ Joey Blahop t:OO Saturday Nljbl Movie ,; :18 Gillan! ----,T~O~N~t~G~H~T~-- (ConUnued Fr_9in Frbnl Page)' lean foursome, ,weary _ or iet~c. f:ine and canneflooi, "-~ locat.ed a Chinese re~tauranl hi ROme. They a(t'lVed early IIi tbe evenlJig and th~ place wa• desert"'i except (or a group of three walters, tU Italians, and an elderly Chinese man, menu In hand. who was con!erring with them. The Americans were aeated by ~ne of the walters, who was obviously dJsturbed ov.. . er their early atTival. He banded them menus and promptly rejoined tile 'group. · Catching the eye of the mao ·abe quite loglcaUy assumed !\> be the maraager because ~e wa~ tile only Chinese to be seen iD Channel 3 e:itWrelilinc Scn.-Mon. m.Hflr SATURDAY s:eo ~ 111ea1er • ---.nd1 • The World Lilces 1o:oo J.i18bl n1 weet 12:31 Cbllter 'lbeater ': ' ... �• •• ' Pd1' I•UDtl; Pom~y·Mldtlleport; 0., Alii- 111, li!IIN / ' • I • ThP DGily §pntinPI /Jelen llelp Ust, the community. In a few days another class will be admitted to the student body to brin& the total enrollment up to the 60 mark. These students bring us the equivalent of a small college in its econ· omic impact on the community. Tbey live among us for a period of three yean and there are prospects that soon the course through a cooperative effort wlth Rio Grande College it will he extended further to encompass a degree course. When you add the faculty and other personnel that is required to operate the school, the part that the school plays in this community is considerable. We know that some of those gradu· ating will remain with us as residents or this city and surrounding areas. Tbe school is also responsible for possibly at· tracting people to live in this area with such a facility for higher educahon. When you stop to consider that we have a college, a nursing school and the . youngest institution, a business college we can count ourselves as lucky. Many who would be unable to go to distant points for education beyond high school, have such training right at band. We hope that we have aU done our part to make the student days of those who have graduated pleasant ones. and we should strive to impress those who are soon to enroll in the three Institutions with our friendly interest and concern with their careers.-DCW . J ' II d • l R t 7Ouay S .:.r.Ie lCa epor ~ar By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Jottings in Pencil Get ready for the Elizabeth Taylor· Richard Burton-Sybil Burton triangle 1<> expand Into a sizzling quadrilateral as soon as shooting begins in Mexico on "Nlgbt of the Iguana." Spelled back· wards, that means Sue Lyons Is in the picture, and Liz is highly aware that Dickie is bound to eet Sue's messageshe's so young, fresh, and emdtionally mature beyond her years. SOme seasons ago, the pere8rinating Burton had quite a wing-ding with another lovely young actress wbo wu then just about the age Sue is now. Sytril sat out that one, too. Also interested in the action will be the gentleman who's currently madly in Jove with Sue - although he probably won't feel he's in a position to make a public row if she becomes involved with Our Hero. (He can leave that to Liz.) There may be some significance in the fact that Liz finally saw "Cleopatra" last ni&ht at the Dominion Theatre in Lon· don, escorted by Peter Glenville and accompanied. by members o! the Bolshoi Ballet. Burton wasn't present. and the excuse given wae that he was working with Peter O'Toole in "Beckett" - but ·it's hard to illlagine that his "work" was very irr,"ortant since Peter Glenvtlle is directing "Beckett," and he was able to take the night off. It's an odd night when the stars ton and the director doesn't. Edle Adams had the customers neg· lecting their bouillabaisse when she din· ed at the Seafare of the Aegean with a handsome ruddy-cheeked youth. None of the onlookers could identify him, but it wu clear to see that he was crazy about Eclie; be kept hugging an~ kissing her all through the meal . 1 · preso boys al UA are gelling out t.he headache remedies In anticipation of Albert Fin· ney's arrival in New York on Aug. 22. Mr. Finney's latest cinema effort, "Tom Jones," is a smash in London, a~d natur· ally they'd try to persuade wnters on this side of the Atlantic to interview him, but so far the word is "He's not av· ailable." Rumors have it, however, tbal tbe male Garbo will consent to show up for rehearsals of hls Broadway show ... The New York World's Fair, so far, doesn1 shapt! up u a big employer of show biz talent, and many union membln are worried - especially musici· ans. Foreip exhibitors, such as Spain, Venezuela, Belgium and Greece want to game: What's keeping George Maharis from II)Brrying his demure manager, Mimi Weber? . . Could 'there be a connection between the ~i f ;ppearance of Broadway agent Ken Later and fugitive from justice Joseph Stassi, better known as "Joe Roger?" Some of the smartest cops in the Mid· town area think they understand the tie· in - and if they're right, the story will break inl<> trig fat headlines Many natives of Montauk, L. 1., know exactly where top members of the underworld hold annual meetings. It's accessible by land. sea or air - and sometimes the resence of genuine society figures and egitimate celebrities camouflages tbe atmosphere to mali~e it seeTmb abbsolubatelyd harmless, l1 not e to . . . e us n of a famous Hollywood star ls up to his earlobes in debt I<> the bookmakers he owes a sum in the hundreds of thou· sands of dollars. That's one of the cOn· tributing factors to their latest marital upheaval .... One of the highest·priced instrumental stars on the nightclub cir· cult is suddenly bombing so badly be and his manager are in a panic. He's still getting as high as $10,000 for two or th"~ days' work, but promoters all over the country are cancelling his dates ·•' they hear bow "cold" he's become at the box office. Tbe Italians can find romance in any· thing. In the soon-due movie "Tbe Con· jusai Bed," the male lead Is seen as a love..UUck chicken plucker . . . Quote from Margaret Leighl<>n: "I need to be bossed; most women do. I've never met a truly happy woman who didn't want to be dominated." (Well, Maggie, it must have been pure joy work.in& with Anthony Quinn.) . . . . . Lisa Kirk hopes to land a major role in She'll Noel Coward's "Hin~ "" Snl..i+.," ,... ·confrr with blm u ooon All he returns from JamaiC?. where he's busy finishing the score of another musical, "The Prince and tbe Sbowgirl" • Freneh Are conf•d I ent u•s•Has N0 DeaJ Foreign News Commentary r. ::W,Ie mAYS TO BETTER GRADE W ·- ··~~ ..., -~ 4 u:ss :a.AlaUMMis.;:::at& Cl_"rrea ActiOn See A W'/ B I e Otis s'oam 26 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AUG. - 26, 27 21 tbe HOT i Ray Towner • At HOme Dles Eaf IySUflday I aottt.. Looi for of the kitchen. funds for continued use 1n an Carpen efS T Ad·'ance Cause Old Vi rtinia in 1961, or l_ater, according · f th board· expanded teacher trahtinR prol ry L. Curtis, Jackson. Workl Councd spokes-:nen. Other actiOII o e . ri th . 0 Blrtba The Roman CatholiC observ· Approval of$15 per month sal- gram cove "8 h ree eountlea, Mrs . Clarence Edgar Chrla· 'ers will he named by the Vati· approve two so ool bus stops uan. Rt . 2 Cottagev111e. w. v•. can Secretariat ror ary in...as• I"' J ames K•PP. th ld d .. CJ PT PLEASANT - Ray H janitor at West Columbia, be- oo ede olnsroa llton; IJl' Y daughter, t:3tl p.m. Sunday. Unity to attend the commlllee • • of dd't 1 k d prov urance renewal for n•-~- ed 1 TOWJtel' 70 of 2124 Lincoln Ave- cause a Jona wor ue ·· · Ullt\.""-r1 meeting which closes Sept 2 nue died &..tay at 4:iitl a. m. to the closing of Cliftoo school. !!;~ pohcJeS whiCh otart, 1 Patients dlaeharged over the . ' -- · · at his home after t lline months Accepted reslgnabons of Cec. . Ipast weekend mcluded Mrs. Ed· • "' ••••••••••••••• Ulness. He 'YIII formerly em- il Carder at Pt. Pleasant Jun. The next meeting ot the Board " lith Arthur, T. Hart, William • WITH THE ployed 11 an engineer for the ior High, Mary Morris at MI. wUI be S.ptemher 12th. 'Enos, B. G. Clay, Mrs. L. R. • Hope Natural Gas· Company at Oliver, and Llnds Marshall Rick· PT. PLEASANT - A aptelal WUey, Mrs. A. D. Abbott and : Clendenin, w. va. before com- srd as school secretary at New Pleaoanl Valley a/,pttal 1meeting will be held (n the Car· infant son, Mrs. R. E. Davis • Jng to Pt. Pleasant to , ..Ide siX Haven. · der:-'MiddlepoM· Wa)'IIO Jobn- pent.rs Hall, 2'1119 Jackson Ave- llld infant daughter. Mrs. J . L. • · Granted a leave of absence soo' Glenwood·' Joseph Colleo nue, Tueaday at 7:30 p. m. to Curtis, Mrs. J . L. Waugh, Mrs. : 01 A )'tars ago. .Mr. Towner was born in Dod· to Claire Ona Burdette of Cen- II, Plea9ant; Gerald MeCar- promote the cause of organtzed A. A. Keefer, Wallace Houck, , r; dril!&• County W. Va., Dee. 14, tral school. I G IUpoUs· M HAttie Ka labor In Weill Vlrglnll, accord· Theodore lluldare, Mrs Roscoe : rl/tfbf!lt, 111112 the ion.' of the tate John Approved the transfer of Mit· ;{• Pl:asant· '~~ K 10 :· Jog tA> an anoouneemenl by Jlo. Goheen, Mrs. Virginia Edmunds • --;; and' Margaret Westfall Towner. zi Oldaker from West Columbia Bidwell; Te~ ('ill, bert W. Barton, preskient of the Mrs. James HamHton, Lewis • • •• • • • • • He waaa member of the Heights to New Haven, and Frank Cape- Handall Joe ~oil MaiiOil· Mason, JackJon Lab..- Coonell. Mrs. P. 0. Knapp, Mro. , _ _. EUB Church, ·Minturn Lodge hart Ill from Pt. Pleasant Jun· M Earl Keel It Is being called "Project Ira Shear. W. E. lloudaahelt, ~ No. tt AFi<AM and a veteran of ior High to coach at Wahama ~iscHARGES~·John Team Work" and promises llu&b Asbury, Harold OUver, World war 1. Jr. High. PI Pie t· ~lind p 11 ' be Informative 88 weD ao Mro. Milton Brewer, Mro. Ed SurvlvJos are his wife. Jcle Employed Leslie Rayburn .fu 11 u:; ' J a tertalning, Barton aaid. Ftnley, William Felter, Cladllh ~ Miracle Towner: one 800 , John wtth duties to be assigned: Je.. PI g;,".e~ •.:.· ~';:'shod":.· atlllll president Miles C. Hicks, F. L. Cunningham, Wll· Tcnmer, Pl Pleaaant; one •• Ruth Henter as a supervisor; G;lmms ~lng; Mrs. ley, along with Ben Skeenl, liam Strong, Deborah Schroder, ~ brcither, Romeo Towner of Mlnn· Robert Wood, Pt. Pleasaol Coy G lllpoll . W lte Smith rellry. treasurer, COPE Helen McGowan, Diana Morrl· eoOta; one sister, Mra. Ethel High, Gertrude Wood, Central, w~iam a ~ Smllh' tor Clen Armltrnn& llld son, Dsvld Woodyard, Mrs. BobSI!Ie·, f!Prlnglleld, Ohio, 81111 three Doris. Williams, Pl. Plea88nt Souths...; ( Ired). • ' <lirector ol Women's E. Dill and Infant • on, araiiili!hllilren. . Jr. High, Jack Crank, Pl. Pie• esp Department, Patricia Swanson, L1sc CaldFuneral services will he held sant Junior High, Velma Allen, will be present to outline well, Mrs. ilamuel Lowla, Mro. Tu4isday at 1 p. flo. at the Crow unassigned, and Buster Rice, TWO ARRESTED program and direct the Wallace Barrett. and Mrs. Stan- HEATS•COOLS . Funeral Home with the Rev. Pl. Pleasant High school assis~ PT. PLEASANT - Am!sted Jog. ley Payne. Roy McCoy officiating. Bwial ant cosch. during the weekend by local Union member• llld their Amo.a1 Allllc lflll 'be 1n tho Mt. Ollvel cern.. Employed the following sub- law enforcement were Robert wive8 are urged to altend. Fo~ According to tbe midnight reCompletely Conditions tery at Parkersburg, W. Va. Ma- stitute teachers, lmmogene D. Rogers 21, Weal C<llwnbla; lowing I p. m. ldjournmetll, of lbe nursing department, the Air In Your Home sonic graveside services will Herdman, Sally Lou Clark, Mrs. and William Kenneth llurlcnl', the Women's Aetlvltle8 Depart. patients who were liSted 385 Days a Year be collductad. Friends may call!' "1win SmHh and Claire Ona 19, Route I, Galllpola, Ohio, ment wiD aervo IJihl refresJ>. lair Included Mrs. Cecil at the .Crow Funeal Home. Burdette. both charged wUh lntozlcallon. ments. Dora Spencer, Roy Mo. Lawrence Hall, Mrs. Spurlock llld M i s s TM Ohio Fuel <HI Co. Berridge, APPLE SAUCE Ma Of Workin• n i:' • cJOJ ••• . ,_ - · -liM a otralgbt dlalr; a til- (NExT( ...... ·••lpt . tmlt.) loci ~ tho llltll!tL CIJIIa eo• •• , Dlploat,olle nporll out o1 11o1t1 attoa ,.._ lhll! 1 ajor oballioup b\la tho mU!q lor the - J Letart; t!i.rt ' u;,.sell a!, :· Cheste; lfarit..;. =· r-w Relative To Christen Newest Ship NOW ... PT.· PllEASANT - Miss COLA- ORANGE- GRAPE 12·••· wna HUNT'S Tomato Juice 8 L1o. 46-os. Ca111 Swift'• Pr•mium - Tendar Graw• U. S. Co¥1mrneot lnopectocl Ne_l'_r_o•tEver! FRYING CHICKEN PARTS BREASTS LEGS & THIGHS ·' Refrlg•ator.frHz• on Wheels DAllY CANNED DRINK GAS "":').' 49 CHICKEN PUNCH Reel- Yellow ' ' 't '~ . 6-0s. Cans ~ FOR GIRLS ..J 69C II'ZIS 2 .. " JOJ c••• '"!" ,,,c:aee-..., .,;· 2 Cosmetic Bags !c••• c. c. I ...... III ~. . DIIWNIWHIIIU OU1 fOI WYCLWIING lanll c.lt. MOOII. CKF.OO Two In One One omoll. K.. p ... II<IINJ neat lr nocesoltl11 at ~ fitJprtiJII. Cornpore ot $1.59. o.. la'le - sa ONt.Y to ba aa-J, 1 11 11111ld. .,.. . . WITH T!tADI . . ) Mtll'l SPORT ' ! tnato. J~ llololl•• 't ' '· , J a.. 'l'aiiJa ........ tho lot!lll ·.... · roaa IDllJiaq ~It.., · 8 Roy1l Prince PEAS · lboaa w1» IDIP tD1I 411tdo 11o1t1 lldaa'o IOI'OIIp ~ boo of wlutl lbo)' tUd bot te•olhiJ clld 11. ..,_ .....,_ ... peel lbe Rod ·a m- bard liDo 10 ba mtlbltalDod bill . witboltl of lile tllplomal!c "!!lllttoo lbll - · · I lnl<llml!k <I D111iJ Cht.o Commlllllat dlplo. 391.. 19 HAWAIIAN . P<11iD1 ,. . , . _ Moot 11b1J $ Pt. BEn·nrs ORlD yoa - llo · - that ..... .. 'Once 11'1 dOWn In bl81!11 tuitl JOII1' tlmi 11 belq wnltd. white, you'D ~ ba tlble to There are two ldntll of en- ltop worrying ~ II. llelldeo .rronment - the ntema1 and )li'Oblema nrtlP. loolc .vety Mr· the lntemal. Firat lhl extem- loWJ t111C8 then. l!l'lltat 0111. al: -Or II )'Clii111Pe a beadaeba -stucly In a quiet room lly ,.. II J'IIU're ._.,, ·laH aa • yourself. NO television, NO roclt pirin or t.sU a aap llld hit the 'A' ton reeon13 and NO radio. boob Ia~. l)itb't ywt ll'a aetuaiiJ bOIIoot to bhe I ttme IIUdyiDg ·ume.a fCMI'nl ... aiJ&bl, reau1ar ~ nolle Jni to 1t11 ~ out of II; 11un1 none at all. :A lligbt nolle The Jm~ of a(!ldf .,. wm make yo11 rsiM your wiiOit - uterna1 llld . lao level of concetllratlon.) teruai - OIDI1III be overo1DJ111i• -'l'bero llltal(j) llo I iood lzed. H I lot of your llutJ,J lbne llcbt. 11 least Jlt.•au, eomlnC bas been unproduellve, Ytllll' over your sbCMilder, II. lt'a Ill alud1 environment baa p:oblbly fNotl of• Jou 1111 111re IIIII lire lltoed Ill lllil toot of the trouble. A fliil ita quest and also gave ten~tlve o ededac mFord.., 'F-·-';'!tler er Jr. Jack;..;,n ilnd M.rl. Jer· ICity down 34, 9:45p.m.; Steve ·assemble of lhe World Council approval to remove a parlltlon unexpen on • • ' , •1 I 1-. 14-oz. Itt. . al t....., TOMATO 12.az. ltl. j' SPACE-SAVING 12 CU. FT. make that complaint? Lots of ,llld atsrt daydreaming. Iraqlo .,. IDtereoled mlliDIJ ID Yl students do "study" that long, -Hold your book about 14 In- · premo1ng U.A.R. , _ Ga- ..,Mr. Rlcllard RuueU llld Ce· too: Maybe you do yourself. But cbea from your eyes and .on mal A!Mlel Naaer Into obowq Ce ..;.. Beverly Bolling opent notice the qootatlon marks a· 45-(legree anglo from the table. I bll solidarity with lbe JIUtll. a day at Columbtlf . roood tho wora "study"? II (Your eyeo will ttre quietly If -..ned govoromen11 Ia ()a. • should. be phrased: Lots of sill· the book lo Jald flit, because .....,. and Ba&bdad with wbl<h up elforll 1.. lbe r...,.ptlo• dents thlnl: they atudy that then yoor eyes are closer to the he 1111 little real ~thy. 110111181 diplomatic relationa long. 1bollmn of Che page than the top, s,.... aa..: Japan be!O<e the promloed~~~~~ ~~~i~ Sure you can point to the ·llld you'll be CO!IIIantly ebaai· Madrid : expect~ devalopm- deDIIal and oatlonal elllck: "I sat dowo with my 1ng your focus down the pase.) sbortly to U.S. 81111 Spautab...,. in ICoJU lhla fall. books at 7 o'clock, and I sllry- '!be iJiten,al .environment:. tiations ..., u.s. mlltllry ..a1u1 OOJJcllaloa . of lba eel there (except maybe,, for -IF y-· •·ve lillY _.,, ___ In SpaiD. 'lbo preoeot 10.,- traeled DOI'IIIIIIIzallu lalb · •·-) .unIii mJdn'n~tl But or II anything's - ·~ worrying .. -you, - pact ...,. ~•- """' ,. •· ~ snacu -. ,.... liS, .... ..,..... u the 1\tQ -lea would lbe fact 19 that five clock hours gel It off your chest before Y<MI lleved pretllng lor U.S. political a leather in lhe eap of 111e rarely add up to ltve hOIII'o of If support In a bJd to enw lbe ament snd · studyins. ~use moat students 81"';1 s~. For uample, Norlb .AIIalltle TreoiJ orgauJu. llr1 JOVOl' ell .. .,;pto1 d 't ..,,..., ID the •·~I environ- you re wondi!rlng whether ... tloa B·-" u~~· -~ eompltabmel>t w worlb on ......... r..., and-so williiO out with you Sal· ·~ ·'"'""'" """"""en are IDC.JI!.Jia tlectloD CIIJDIIIi&n. ment. 'lbelr attention ..... :urdly night, . call noherpoint up and I)IOC!IIIatmg thai u.s. w· .lllantly distracted, theirIaminds find out' Thel'll'a · 111 llreogth hu redoeed lbe Impartwander. Isitting down to study 11 fCMI're once of~ atr baaes to file 1 Cheek ap .. yoanoU file . to thlall about ICIIDelldni strategic Ill' comllllnd snd that _ . dme yeo IIIMJy. Ftr Ill :;,.mstho wllole Ume the Oott,d lltateo wUJ 11111 ba wtlJ. 1lbe llmi f'l'l ...nd .. , _ ' . lag to bJd ... blgb lor lbem. IJI. kow - · ol II lJ na1ly -II II s not the kind of pro. volved bliddea ibe atr b1sea ore 'elleettve eoaeeotraled -Y- blem you can ~ care of wilb lbe · Polarll aubmartne at lie? We'H tau a lolllt u tile • phone call (you ml&bl ~ oo tho .....u.w..r. eou1 _ , eavlrol- f'l'l olooald wBltlng . for btm to call you), and ......... ..,.1w Jnatat~ bave. II lt'o not. tile ldatl ol a Hood trlel< ll to '!rille dQWn lucill<lln& p011a for alr<nlt _ · ......MONDAY "Qu•'. . -·-' "'" h . . . c=::: 0111 i.mn W:.,. .... • ' Religion In n '!.••.·, danger that lbe latest CJUt, Mr and Mrs WJIIIom Scott break between 11rae1 and Syria and ~ and ~ -.1 Mn • "I study live hours a night!''! eheo ~lr ll ,petfeet. In an wlli grow into a major ..nfllel. 1e Shuler and .,;..~a , . . Have_ you ever heard anyone eaay cha1r, you Drelall too much 'lboy beUeve lbe s,n... llld tho lew da at Lake at lfur· I nJJ: ~w.t;n::;; ¥MI&IliHM.,li!!Jr,~ I I nev• · J :Pt. Pleasant, Clarenet c. Me- llilnnls up 14, 2:211 o.m.; ~n Winfield 2:50 a.m.; Chauvin up Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant, up 14, I a.m.: Zlnmw ...... Wlnfiekl S:IO a.m.: Diesel up U Allred R. StowaM, MUOil, .,. 16, %:20 a.m.; Dave Crodlett Winfield 5:20 a.m. :Va., Mn. Franklin L. Olds~er. up 16, -3:46a.m.; Mr. lllact up PT. PLEASANT - The Ma .. lA> 2 vote with memben P au I Employed MuJne Grbnm HBMI..-d, IV. Va. An~ebo c. Rua- II, 4:45 a.m.; Walw l'lou81and oo County Board of Educatloo Wedge Bill Howard nnd BobrNew Haven sebool seerellry' sell, Rt. I Leon. W. Va., Mn. IIIP 11 • 5' 10 a.m.: John J. Rowe • mot Friday nlgbt In a busy .... Adltloa' dlasenllng, ' . and Roth Husell, Central Pesrley 1'. Sayre, Rt. 3 !Mn, down II, 1:211 a..m.; I olon and acted on more than a Two delegalioos appeared IJe. school secretary. .w. Va., Mra. Robert E. Byer, ,Stevenson up 17, Ul a.m.,._ f 1 401011 IDOtioos prior to 1be op- tore the board The first was Employed the following jan~ 12S Fairiane Dr .• MlddlepoM, Ilslana down 17, 7:0& a.m.: JaUgUS en1ng of Mason C<Junty schools from the Wood.scbool area and tors and cooks Arnold Saxton Lawrence 0 . Joeobs, Wellston, Icob G. up II, l1:4!1 p.m.; Jlleb. Eyes of lite ellureh world 'l'uaday Augosl 27th protested tbe closing of that me- janitor Leon· Noble jan~ Mrs. Paol M. Bierley. ironton ord Moley up 11, 3:M a.m.; be 00 Rochester, N. Y., Aug. The laiJed to. approve room school. The gr<Mip waa In- tor, ee'ntral; 'anti Lettie AIISitn, and l\ulty L. Corbin, Rt. l Rip- I Raymond Salvetl up It, 5:30 when lbe Central Commitlel a lllllliDD placing !..-mer Super· 1formed that the Buard bad not janitor Roosevelt· Glenna Rag- ley, W. Va. a.m.: J..-dan up Ill, 1 ' 15 a.m.; the World Councll of - Jamea A. Moe- IVulcan up II, ?:I& a.m.: OVl!IC meets at Colgate R ln·~~~t . of Sebools Paul Pow· voted to elooe the school 81111 era ' c.;.k ' Central'·' Pearllloush Stmtrdar ~-tnut St (•~I •up 21 !i am· C V eU__,, il principal of Mason Grade lbe sebool would M open 'J'ueo. and Norma Riggs Mason Irow, ~ ~·~ ·• ~ r· l ' · ·' · · Harner Divinity School. sebooL day. cooks. • , ,eel), Doutial L. Gorland, :JIIIS\i down 21, 7 a.m.; SuiiD Lane 'lbla Ia the first tbne since 1o aa earlier ltUion Powell The second delegaUon w a 1 Approved 0 motion to employ Chatham Ave., Frank W. Chl~ ·~up 22, SolS a.m .:. A. E. Dyke 11157 thai the rommhll't' has bad beti1 wJgnec1 to West from Belie Sebool. Its opokes- head basketball coaches at Pl. dora, Rt. 2 Galllpolls, Clair l'. ,dowo 2S, lO:tO p.m.; Shufly OP ' met in the Unhed States. Columbia School. Frldsy night moo asked lbe board to · ap- Pleasant and Wahama High Edmundson. Rt. 1 VInton, Mrs. ,Greenup 4 p_. m., Pa":'eia D. up This 100 member pohcymak· boald momber Earl Keeler provo lbe !nltaDation of a nat· schools lor 10\i mooths. IL. CecU Sheets, Rt. I Crown IGreenup 12.50 a.m... Ravens~ lng body Includes Protestant, moved that Powell be assigned ural gas Une trom the road to Approved the start of 1 h •I City, William B. Pearson, 2117 , Wood up Greenup 1.40 a.m.. Iorthodox and Anglican church to the Maion School. The m.. the school and the PTA woold Hannan Welding school 7th St., Pt. Pleasant, VIrginia Bub BeniB •P Greenup 2' 25 leaders from ali continents. Its lion wu seconded by Roderie install the'ltne U the Board Named Rodrie Ball.to rep- Joyce Russell, Weal Columblo, a.m.: Polk up Greenup 3:211 a. lpur"""' Is to lormulate policy Ball bill was ~eleated by a 3 would pa) for it. 1 re10nt the school board on the W. Va., Charles E. Fluharty, m.; John Ladd Dean up Gree.. for the World Cooncli between ' ' Co 1 Buard of ~alth oted Apple GrfiVe W Vs., Bradford up 1:10 a.m.; Atnea·Loulsvllle tho Council's '"emblies The line would be used to .t un ytln the II r' v W Monro Po~ Star Rt., down Greenup 7:25 a.m.: East- It is unlikely .that th~ com· ' "I'OVIde gas heat lor the scbool. o eon ue po cy o paying · ' 1 ~ 3· o . J s •r te ebe f 10 th the Mrs Lnler L. llousb, Rt. I ern up "'· .I 8 m.. · · ~w· mtttee will mePI agalr In the . The board approved the re. ~ :• ~ ':'to' Iron I Bottom Warrer. G. Farm· down 33, US a.m.: Queen United States before th~ next "Wbsl have you clone to yoaro. .. and your mother and tatb. No decent man Will ever Willi to marry a seeOIId • band wile. - L. Dear L.: · · S~\"""'hlng yourself! otb· 1!1'11 ww forget your Cllle mJ>. lake _ 11 you'll Jet them. Your debt was cancelled three yean OliO when your baby br<Jughl joy to ehlldleaa couple. No upeela you to pay lor It all your Ule Jeait of all the decent man' yoo wiD soJ!IedaY msrry. What you need desper· · ately Ia SELF-re8peel. When you team to like th~ ~ see In the mtrror the ,.. spect of others w01 f~"Jow na-· turally, Yoo'U see. _ H. · Dear Helen: TeD us please what alb peo. pte who Ultten In 011 party tefe. pbone Jines? Are they eurtou~ · · or sick? Jul!l when someone : slarli to tell me JOmetldng per1ot1al, cllck goea the pbone, nnd 1 know we're not alooe This 11 tu 80 dlagosllng that a a'ote eolunm mlgbt "clar lbe air" tor Jots of people. -. B.U. Dear B Bknl' ·;h, wbllllo 011 them _ mean literally. <BUt warn real111!1eDer flnt.lt'a bard the em.) - H. This eollllDD 11 dedicated .to Jiving, .10 If .._ b._,· trouble ,.. JGII pJim let ~len YOU wtiJ allo weleome Our......; She Y~· 111 care of tl.w , BY KA'l'IB LONG . .. Mrs. Eddie MIIH and By PHIL NEWSOM !Ill stgn the partial nuclear test t· Germany to goard agsmil 8111'- tero of Baeeom, 'l'onJ IIPI F.,.lp New~ Analyst ban treaty, now also are eonfi·l prlao attackl. A flrlt round ol Jbt and Mr. IJld Mrs. Notes from the foreign oews dent that nothing will come of dlaeussiou Ia lbe NATO eouncD Shamblin and family of csbleso u.s. and Soviet talks aimed at last weet showed Wast Germany andrla, va. vlalled recently No Deal: ..uing up observer pnota on both and France cool to file Idea. S.v· Mrs. J. H. Sbalnbllo and other The French, wbo have refused sldelo! lbe lroD Curtalo frontier era! maller NATO memben are. relallve8. agsinat ""7 ldnd d direct Wuh- Merle Colllna of · ingtoo MOIIOOW deal. spent 1 SUnday with Mr and newspapw. ~ ~h..·.·-- . . little ~ Raymond Zerlll• and Jell· ~;;-"--;;;:-;:;:-:~~---;;::------...;;.;....;;._;,;~;-'·-;:·;;;;;;:=-=:;::=::=:; They'll Do It Every Time _ .. __ By Jimmy Hatlo --; Cllotlllre = ::; Move T0 Ma"'ODIDermitl, ~ 1i;::!::~:::i~t":,:. :~ , when other glrla her age are By Wayne G. Brndotadt, M.D. I The blind have also been !h"ugbt the mind wso not . g.. thinking of UpsUck and cute outDo you dream in black and .foood to dream. The only do- mg to take these lnterrupUons fils, and boys, abe still forgets white or gorgeous colors? Sel· 1ferenee is that if they were 1w•thout ':.:!'illest. of to do her fingernails, runs a entific observers at the Unlver- !born blind they dream only of d:•..:.. wupr!~!;'= In tor 'comb throu&b her hair oace a • • ' 1 • ... day, collects gra,.happers and slly of Ch1cago sleep labor• the. world as they know U. In 1severol a(Jbll the aubjeeta be- other odd pets, and think• sbe'l tories have foond that yoo may ,lhe~r dreams they bear, touch, came ediY, jittery, and bad picked on il she ha• to wear 1 do eithei', and that they can taste, ~nd sn.ell but han no great dHIIeully eoneentratlag. dre,.. As for gloves and nylono control this and oth~r aspects :viSual Images. . I AI this point they were al- (thlnp I've always hear<l girls or dreammg by givmg their In th~ ":ho become bhnd ' lowed to dresm urunterrupted- pant lor), she says they're stuIsubjects certam hormones. after their V190al sense · hal ly. The length of ume spent m pld. She'd rather lake her When they gove pituitary been well developed, visual dreaming was lound to be white rat over the school ground the subJects hadltmages become less and less a twice what It had norma~ and exercise hlm on tbe bars 1 extract, 'plea>aDt dreams that were part of their dreams as time j!Y been. Thia wa• true for IOV· than go to 1 boy.glrl party. Sbe easily remembered and came goes on. . eral nlgbts. . has a glrl·frlend wbo Ia just as complete wtth a lull range of One of the Important d•seov· Other subjects were owak· bad SomeUmes they act Hke color. When they gave adrenal erie• -that ~as~ made about ened the 88me number of tip1es theY never want to grow up. estract the dreams were dreaming 19 that .'t appeanJ to as i~!e first aroup bad been, but They're both pretty and popu· frightening, hard to remember, 1M not only lneveltable, but al· at times when they were not Jar but I'm afraid they'D Jose and colorless. Iso a neces88ry accompaniment dreaming. '!bey did not become not nest year beeaiiSe their To aaolller question: Do ani· of sleep. Wl)en sleeping subjects upoet llld wheo allowed to friends are getting I<> be sophiamall talk Ia dreams? I were awakened every tlJtle r&J>" - p without lnterruptloq, the tlcated yoJ!!18 Jadlea and n·tne ... 11ve a personal answer. lld eye lilOvemi!ots Indicated that length of their dreams wae oot couldn't care less. What do 1 Aolmalo that I beve enjoyed as they we"' starting to dresm, U Increased. do? _ MRS. T. w. pets do talk, aad I believe that was possible to Insure that they Thla would seem to Indicate Dear Mrs. W: thlo Indicate. lhol auythiDJ tba had a truly dreamless night. thai dresmlng, in some way Crota your fingers couat your we are eopoble of lmaiiDing This was feund to Increase not yet known, helpa us to malJi. bt...Jnp llld hope' lhll ba may to u a a reality the number of lim•s the mb- 1taln our balance, and get the sllll lalla 1 lew IIIOIIths m!!~ wbea "" dream. jeet would start to dream ae moot good ·from Clllf oleep. You've •ot live yean of party • dreaiOI and boys ahead of fCMI, bring over their own musicians and en· tertamers, and so does our fiftieth state, Hawaii. Local musicians wonder what nolicy their union will formulate to deal with the situation ... Edith Pial has · cancelled her scheduled appearances in Washington and New York in September and October. She's reported "too weak" to go on stage - bearing out a predic· !ion in this space oarly in July. Broadway guessing Hslell: ' . owe P II p . may I pill on to all Y'"'n& cJrll, · I'm nolvery old III)'Mil, Jlele 16, but I Jeamed a bull the bard way. . When I ,.... IS, I bad I & baby, a boy. I've ...-er hbn or bll odopted pueoll, llld I've beea ashamed ud 11111cerely sorry every day lor f..,. years. Ob, I waa not "Wild," , u some people put II. II jual happened one night when I cot mad at my puenll llld tired of the way they aetecl, so I did oOmetblng eruy, ud ruined by repulltloa for good. By the lbne It got back to. me from "the grapevine," rd bad three blble8, No boy with any respee1 for me has asked me out sJnce 1 waa If. But ~ld ' 11 The terrible 11 every 1 Joa11: at myself In the minor and 111, siam morning u.. :~~~.s~v::.'~~= : :.Winfield daDIS ....... oolbe :ndcs;w:p ~:: 1 1 -:t.-=:"~'Boa• up 11, ~a.~~H~·7.-~o!": OWDI,McDermitt, ~p~·=~t~ :0?e~s! 1422 Kanawha St., S:O!i p.m.; Bingo up 14, 5 p.m.; lleld 4:46 p.m.: ElgercUII up · ~len: Bosoe• don't stay fooled long - otherWise they wouldu'l be bosses. You don't need ammu,. ilion to get this big gun fired lfis bot air wiU soon blow him right out of the office. -H. ........ . tllltrD t.. ... M. 1: l'i12:• ..... ;a.!IL; lAIIi IWI•blo llbearer . ~ . ~~=: , Gt .. I Dioa ••/ A. J, Bolonol B••)g( t o.qe rndblp: ~ 11a tiP 4:4f p.m.: a H. flaa. Arnone wbo entered dam IU, 12.1, rulllllnl f feet _., D down lt:a p.m.: Bolar bospltal over lbe Pill on rolle,.., Pomeroy-~ •~ et up 12:50 a.m.; Thelma Alln weekend Included: IJtlndaY - IS, Pl. Pleaunl U.st. lllDton down I :a lUll.; Peggy Mn. La......... R. lloll, • VIlle .$5 slaUClllal')', Kanawha Falll .ey 'IP f :lt a.m. St., Jl<!tlo Let Panona, Rt. 1 mln11l .113 falling, CharlestiOI • - - 111nr .- '"'IV•Y Galllpollo, Mn. ·Paul· Dean M~ 17.11 lolling. London, Marmet London 11:1110 p.m.; LeHs Shelkl'· ·'sc.h00I Board Turns D LESBON . 1 Voice Of Broadway •.. Reporting ud lrblta ratun:• man at lbe oftlce he knows more than any ol 1We covered op f.., bll boners at first, but l1a tDOic ,Ivantage, mal<in& II IMIII they were our mlalakeo. a )>lllher, ohort m bn!nl bill long on nerve, llld 10 fu boss Is fooled - be Ieven about the way he es the "old boy." else, If he C811'1 111e them, be downaracteo. And gooslp - he'1 Hke a woman. The office waa a pretty 1100'1 place to work before best-,. ·-t. Somebody 1a going to .,..te hllll one Nfore long - and 'lei ..,.. ponded tor fi&btlng - beoauH he'll talk hla way oot of 11. Without being an lnfonnot how do you Jet Y'"'r chtet' ~ this big gon Ia a dud. - BIJR!ItD Dear Bomed· .1 l ~~-~~~ld:=:~~::~::~~~=~~M:~~~me~.~~~--~ ';,Ia River News .. M, 11:• p.m.; Clint·~ ---------·1"'------·--·I ' :·: .... LOCAL AND ·sTATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia . • Another Milestone offering our belated congrat· uiatlon• to the fine class of nurses who were eraduated last ~eek from the Holzer School of Nursing. This splendid class of 1963 composed of 25 members is representative of tbe many worthy and highly qualified nurses who have been graduated from an institution that has meant ao much to this community, and others in which these persons select to follow their profession. There is no greater calling than to serve ones fellowman, and as long as nurses live up to the hi~h ;deals and traditions of their profession they will he the beneficiaries of the respect at>d esteem ot everyone they come in contact with. Hundreds of nurses have graduated from the local institution and we have to look no further than our own commu· ni~ to see how this school is a great blessing. Founded about 40 years ago it has Jl'OWn in both a physical way and in the high standards that make it one of the best of Its kind in the state and na· lion. nose wbo have graduated have gone to the four corners of the land, and in some instances have served mank;nd in other parts of the world. It Is, and al· ways hu been, an institution of service, and without trained nurses the medical profession would be greatly bandifaped. Another way to look at the school and it& stu~ •nts and graduatP< is that it c<~nstltutea I &felt economic benefit to llospital NeW& ' :OMMENTATING EDITORIAU Y ':VE ARE ~----·· · ----·· ______...._,ak:t ·l . I • ' ..< ... '. ., ·. ,.,_, '"-l ,i"· ••. ;,._••• �• •• ' Pd1' I•UDtl; Pom~y·Mldtlleport; 0., Alii- 111, li!IIN / ' • I • ThP DGily §pntinPI /Jelen llelp Ust, the community. In a few days another class will be admitted to the student body to brin& the total enrollment up to the 60 mark. These students bring us the equivalent of a small college in its econ· omic impact on the community. Tbey live among us for a period of three yean and there are prospects that soon the course through a cooperative effort wlth Rio Grande College it will he extended further to encompass a degree course. When you add the faculty and other personnel that is required to operate the school, the part that the school plays in this community is considerable. We know that some of those gradu· ating will remain with us as residents or this city and surrounding areas. Tbe school is also responsible for possibly at· tracting people to live in this area with such a facility for higher educahon. When you stop to consider that we have a college, a nursing school and the . youngest institution, a business college we can count ourselves as lucky. Many who would be unable to go to distant points for education beyond high school, have such training right at band. We hope that we have aU done our part to make the student days of those who have graduated pleasant ones. and we should strive to impress those who are soon to enroll in the three Institutions with our friendly interest and concern with their careers.-DCW . J ' II d • l R t 7Ouay S .:.r.Ie lCa epor ~ar By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Jottings in Pencil Get ready for the Elizabeth Taylor· Richard Burton-Sybil Burton triangle 1<> expand Into a sizzling quadrilateral as soon as shooting begins in Mexico on "Nlgbt of the Iguana." Spelled back· wards, that means Sue Lyons Is in the picture, and Liz is highly aware that Dickie is bound to eet Sue's messageshe's so young, fresh, and emdtionally mature beyond her years. SOme seasons ago, the pere8rinating Burton had quite a wing-ding with another lovely young actress wbo wu then just about the age Sue is now. Sytril sat out that one, too. Also interested in the action will be the gentleman who's currently madly in Jove with Sue - although he probably won't feel he's in a position to make a public row if she becomes involved with Our Hero. (He can leave that to Liz.) There may be some significance in the fact that Liz finally saw "Cleopatra" last ni&ht at the Dominion Theatre in Lon· don, escorted by Peter Glenville and accompanied. by members o! the Bolshoi Ballet. Burton wasn't present. and the excuse given wae that he was working with Peter O'Toole in "Beckett" - but ·it's hard to illlagine that his "work" was very irr,"ortant since Peter Glenvtlle is directing "Beckett," and he was able to take the night off. It's an odd night when the stars ton and the director doesn't. Edle Adams had the customers neg· lecting their bouillabaisse when she din· ed at the Seafare of the Aegean with a handsome ruddy-cheeked youth. None of the onlookers could identify him, but it wu clear to see that he was crazy about Eclie; be kept hugging an~ kissing her all through the meal . 1 · preso boys al UA are gelling out t.he headache remedies In anticipation of Albert Fin· ney's arrival in New York on Aug. 22. Mr. Finney's latest cinema effort, "Tom Jones," is a smash in London, a~d natur· ally they'd try to persuade wnters on this side of the Atlantic to interview him, but so far the word is "He's not av· ailable." Rumors have it, however, tbal tbe male Garbo will consent to show up for rehearsals of hls Broadway show ... The New York World's Fair, so far, doesn1 shapt! up u a big employer of show biz talent, and many union membln are worried - especially musici· ans. Foreip exhibitors, such as Spain, Venezuela, Belgium and Greece want to game: What's keeping George Maharis from II)Brrying his demure manager, Mimi Weber? . . Could 'there be a connection between the ~i f ;ppearance of Broadway agent Ken Later and fugitive from justice Joseph Stassi, better known as "Joe Roger?" Some of the smartest cops in the Mid· town area think they understand the tie· in - and if they're right, the story will break inl<> trig fat headlines Many natives of Montauk, L. 1., know exactly where top members of the underworld hold annual meetings. It's accessible by land. sea or air - and sometimes the resence of genuine society figures and egitimate celebrities camouflages tbe atmosphere to mali~e it seeTmb abbsolubatelyd harmless, l1 not e to . . . e us n of a famous Hollywood star ls up to his earlobes in debt I<> the bookmakers he owes a sum in the hundreds of thou· sands of dollars. That's one of the cOn· tributing factors to their latest marital upheaval .... One of the highest·priced instrumental stars on the nightclub cir· cult is suddenly bombing so badly be and his manager are in a panic. He's still getting as high as $10,000 for two or th"~ days' work, but promoters all over the country are cancelling his dates ·•' they hear bow "cold" he's become at the box office. Tbe Italians can find romance in any· thing. In the soon-due movie "Tbe Con· jusai Bed," the male lead Is seen as a love..UUck chicken plucker . . . Quote from Margaret Leighl<>n: "I need to be bossed; most women do. I've never met a truly happy woman who didn't want to be dominated." (Well, Maggie, it must have been pure joy work.in& with Anthony Quinn.) . . . . . Lisa Kirk hopes to land a major role in She'll Noel Coward's "Hin~ "" Snl..i+.," ,... ·confrr with blm u ooon All he returns from JamaiC?. where he's busy finishing the score of another musical, "The Prince and tbe Sbowgirl" • Freneh Are conf•d I ent u•s•Has N0 DeaJ Foreign News Commentary r. ::W,Ie mAYS TO BETTER GRADE W ·- ··~~ ..., -~ 4 u:ss :a.AlaUMMis.;:::at& Cl_"rrea ActiOn See A W'/ B I e Otis s'oam 26 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AUG. - 26, 27 21 tbe HOT i Ray Towner • At HOme Dles Eaf IySUflday I aottt.. Looi for of the kitchen. funds for continued use 1n an Carpen efS T Ad·'ance Cause Old Vi rtinia in 1961, or l_ater, according · f th board· expanded teacher trahtinR prol ry L. Curtis, Jackson. Workl Councd spokes-:nen. Other actiOII o e . ri th . 0 Blrtba The Roman CatholiC observ· Approval of$15 per month sal- gram cove "8 h ree eountlea, Mrs . Clarence Edgar Chrla· 'ers will he named by the Vati· approve two so ool bus stops uan. Rt . 2 Cottagev111e. w. v•. can Secretariat ror ary in...as• I"' J ames K•PP. th ld d .. CJ PT PLEASANT - Ray H janitor at West Columbia, be- oo ede olnsroa llton; IJl' Y daughter, t:3tl p.m. Sunday. Unity to attend the commlllee • • of dd't 1 k d prov urance renewal for n•-~- ed 1 TOWJtel' 70 of 2124 Lincoln Ave- cause a Jona wor ue ·· · Ullt\.""-r1 meeting which closes Sept 2 nue died &..tay at 4:iitl a. m. to the closing of Cliftoo school. !!;~ pohcJeS whiCh otart, 1 Patients dlaeharged over the . ' -- · · at his home after t lline months Accepted reslgnabons of Cec. . Ipast weekend mcluded Mrs. Ed· • "' ••••••••••••••• Ulness. He 'YIII formerly em- il Carder at Pt. Pleasant Jun. The next meeting ot the Board " lith Arthur, T. Hart, William • WITH THE ployed 11 an engineer for the ior High, Mary Morris at MI. wUI be S.ptemher 12th. 'Enos, B. G. Clay, Mrs. L. R. • Hope Natural Gas· Company at Oliver, and Llnds Marshall Rick· PT. PLEASANT - A aptelal WUey, Mrs. A. D. Abbott and : Clendenin, w. va. before com- srd as school secretary at New Pleaoanl Valley a/,pttal 1meeting will be held (n the Car· infant son, Mrs. R. E. Davis • Jng to Pt. Pleasant to , ..Ide siX Haven. · der:-'MiddlepoM· Wa)'IIO Jobn- pent.rs Hall, 2'1119 Jackson Ave- llld infant daughter. Mrs. J . L. • · Granted a leave of absence soo' Glenwood·' Joseph Colleo nue, Tueaday at 7:30 p. m. to Curtis, Mrs. J . L. Waugh, Mrs. : 01 A )'tars ago. .Mr. Towner was born in Dod· to Claire Ona Burdette of Cen- II, Plea9ant; Gerald MeCar- promote the cause of organtzed A. A. Keefer, Wallace Houck, , r; dril!&• County W. Va., Dee. 14, tral school. I G IUpoUs· M HAttie Ka labor In Weill Vlrglnll, accord· Theodore lluldare, Mrs Roscoe : rl/tfbf!lt, 111112 the ion.' of the tate John Approved the transfer of Mit· ;{• Pl:asant· '~~ K 10 :· Jog tA> an anoouneemenl by Jlo. Goheen, Mrs. Virginia Edmunds • --;; and' Margaret Westfall Towner. zi Oldaker from West Columbia Bidwell; Te~ ('ill, bert W. Barton, preskient of the Mrs. James HamHton, Lewis • • •• • • • • • He waaa member of the Heights to New Haven, and Frank Cape- Handall Joe ~oil MaiiOil· Mason, JackJon Lab..- Coonell. Mrs. P. 0. Knapp, Mro. , _ _. EUB Church, ·Minturn Lodge hart Ill from Pt. Pleasant Jun· M Earl Keel It Is being called "Project Ira Shear. W. E. lloudaahelt, ~ No. tt AFi<AM and a veteran of ior High to coach at Wahama ~iscHARGES~·John Team Work" and promises llu&b Asbury, Harold OUver, World war 1. Jr. High. PI Pie t· ~lind p 11 ' be Informative 88 weD ao Mro. Milton Brewer, Mro. Ed SurvlvJos are his wife. Jcle Employed Leslie Rayburn .fu 11 u:; ' J a tertalning, Barton aaid. Ftnley, William Felter, Cladllh ~ Miracle Towner: one 800 , John wtth duties to be assigned: Je.. PI g;,".e~ •.:.· ~';:'shod":.· atlllll president Miles C. Hicks, F. L. Cunningham, Wll· Tcnmer, Pl Pleaaant; one •• Ruth Henter as a supervisor; G;lmms ~lng; Mrs. ley, along with Ben Skeenl, liam Strong, Deborah Schroder, ~ brcither, Romeo Towner of Mlnn· Robert Wood, Pt. Pleasaol Coy G lllpoll . W lte Smith rellry. treasurer, COPE Helen McGowan, Diana Morrl· eoOta; one sister, Mra. Ethel High, Gertrude Wood, Central, w~iam a ~ Smllh' tor Clen Armltrnn& llld son, Dsvld Woodyard, Mrs. BobSI!Ie·, f!Prlnglleld, Ohio, 81111 three Doris. Williams, Pl. Plea88nt Souths...; ( Ired). • ' <lirector ol Women's E. Dill and Infant • on, araiiili!hllilren. . Jr. High, Jack Crank, Pl. Pie• esp Department, Patricia Swanson, L1sc CaldFuneral services will he held sant Junior High, Velma Allen, will be present to outline well, Mrs. ilamuel Lowla, Mro. Tu4isday at 1 p. flo. at the Crow unassigned, and Buster Rice, TWO ARRESTED program and direct the Wallace Barrett. and Mrs. Stan- HEATS•COOLS . Funeral Home with the Rev. Pl. Pleasant High school assis~ PT. PLEASANT - Am!sted Jog. ley Payne. Roy McCoy officiating. Bwial ant cosch. during the weekend by local Union member• llld their Amo.a1 Allllc lflll 'be 1n tho Mt. Ollvel cern.. Employed the following sub- law enforcement were Robert wive8 are urged to altend. Fo~ According to tbe midnight reCompletely Conditions tery at Parkersburg, W. Va. Ma- stitute teachers, lmmogene D. Rogers 21, Weal C<llwnbla; lowing I p. m. ldjournmetll, of lbe nursing department, the Air In Your Home sonic graveside services will Herdman, Sally Lou Clark, Mrs. and William Kenneth llurlcnl', the Women's Aetlvltle8 Depart. patients who were liSted 385 Days a Year be collductad. Friends may call!' "1win SmHh and Claire Ona 19, Route I, Galllpola, Ohio, ment wiD aervo IJihl refresJ>. lair Included Mrs. Cecil at the .Crow Funeal Home. Burdette. both charged wUh lntozlcallon. ments. Dora Spencer, Roy Mo. Lawrence Hall, Mrs. Spurlock llld M i s s TM Ohio Fuel <HI Co. Berridge, APPLE SAUCE Ma Of Workin• n i:' • cJOJ ••• . ,_ - · -liM a otralgbt dlalr; a til- (NExT( ...... ·••lpt . tmlt.) loci ~ tho llltll!tL CIJIIa eo• •• , Dlploat,olle nporll out o1 11o1t1 attoa ,.._ lhll! 1 ajor oballioup b\la tho mU!q lor the - J Letart; t!i.rt ' u;,.sell a!, :· Cheste; lfarit..;. =· r-w Relative To Christen Newest Ship NOW ... PT.· PllEASANT - Miss COLA- ORANGE- GRAPE 12·••· wna HUNT'S Tomato Juice 8 L1o. 46-os. Ca111 Swift'• Pr•mium - Tendar Graw• U. S. Co¥1mrneot lnopectocl Ne_l'_r_o•tEver! FRYING CHICKEN PARTS BREASTS LEGS & THIGHS ·' Refrlg•ator.frHz• on Wheels DAllY CANNED DRINK GAS "":').' 49 CHICKEN PUNCH Reel- Yellow ' ' 't '~ . 6-0s. Cans ~ FOR GIRLS ..J 69C II'ZIS 2 .. " JOJ c••• '"!" ,,,c:aee-..., .,;· 2 Cosmetic Bags !c••• c. c. I ...... III ~. . DIIWNIWHIIIU OU1 fOI WYCLWIING lanll c.lt. MOOII. CKF.OO Two In One One omoll. K.. p ... II<IINJ neat lr nocesoltl11 at ~ fitJprtiJII. Cornpore ot $1.59. o.. la'le - sa ONt.Y to ba aa-J, 1 11 11111ld. .,.. . . WITH T!tADI . . ) Mtll'l SPORT ' ! tnato. J~ llololl•• 't ' '· , J a.. 'l'aiiJa ........ tho lot!lll ·.... · roaa IDllJiaq ~It.., · 8 Roy1l Prince PEAS · lboaa w1» IDIP tD1I 411tdo 11o1t1 lldaa'o IOI'OIIp ~ boo of wlutl lbo)' tUd bot te•olhiJ clld 11. ..,_ .....,_ ... peel lbe Rod ·a m- bard liDo 10 ba mtlbltalDod bill . witboltl of lile tllplomal!c "!!lllttoo lbll - · · I lnl<llml!k <I D111iJ Cht.o Commlllllat dlplo. 391.. 19 HAWAIIAN . P<11iD1 ,. . , . _ Moot 11b1J $ Pt. BEn·nrs ORlD yoa - llo · - that ..... .. 'Once 11'1 dOWn In bl81!11 tuitl JOII1' tlmi 11 belq wnltd. white, you'D ~ ba tlble to There are two ldntll of en- ltop worrying ~ II. llelldeo .rronment - the ntema1 and )li'Oblema nrtlP. loolc .vety Mr· the lntemal. Firat lhl extem- loWJ t111C8 then. l!l'lltat 0111. al: -Or II )'Clii111Pe a beadaeba -stucly In a quiet room lly ,.. II J'IIU're ._.,, ·laH aa • yourself. NO television, NO roclt pirin or t.sU a aap llld hit the 'A' ton reeon13 and NO radio. boob Ia~. l)itb't ywt ll'a aetuaiiJ bOIIoot to bhe I ttme IIUdyiDg ·ume.a fCMI'nl ... aiJ&bl, reau1ar ~ nolle Jni to 1t11 ~ out of II; 11un1 none at all. :A lligbt nolle The Jm~ of a(!ldf .,. wm make yo11 rsiM your wiiOit - uterna1 llld . lao level of concetllratlon.) teruai - OIDI1III be overo1DJ111i• -'l'bero llltal(j) llo I iood lzed. H I lot of your llutJ,J lbne llcbt. 11 least Jlt.•au, eomlnC bas been unproduellve, Ytllll' over your sbCMilder, II. lt'a Ill alud1 environment baa p:oblbly fNotl of• Jou 1111 111re IIIII lire lltoed Ill lllil toot of the trouble. A fliil ita quest and also gave ten~tlve o ededac mFord.., 'F-·-';'!tler er Jr. Jack;..;,n ilnd M.rl. Jer· ICity down 34, 9:45p.m.; Steve ·assemble of lhe World Council approval to remove a parlltlon unexpen on • • ' , •1 I 1-. 14-oz. Itt. . al t....., TOMATO 12.az. ltl. j' SPACE-SAVING 12 CU. FT. make that complaint? Lots of ,llld atsrt daydreaming. Iraqlo .,. IDtereoled mlliDIJ ID Yl students do "study" that long, -Hold your book about 14 In- · premo1ng U.A.R. , _ Ga- ..,Mr. Rlcllard RuueU llld Ce· too: Maybe you do yourself. But cbea from your eyes and .on mal A!Mlel Naaer Into obowq Ce ..;.. Beverly Bolling opent notice the qootatlon marks a· 45-(legree anglo from the table. I bll solidarity with lbe JIUtll. a day at Columbtlf . roood tho wora "study"? II (Your eyeo will ttre quietly If -..ned govoromen11 Ia ()a. • should. be phrased: Lots of sill· the book lo Jald flit, because .....,. and Ba&bdad with wbl<h up elforll 1.. lbe r...,.ptlo• dents thlnl: they atudy that then yoor eyes are closer to the he 1111 little real ~thy. 110111181 diplomatic relationa long. 1bollmn of Che page than the top, s,.... aa..: Japan be!O<e the promloed~~~~~ ~~~i~ Sure you can point to the ·llld you'll be CO!IIIantly ebaai· Madrid : expect~ devalopm- deDIIal and oatlonal elllck: "I sat dowo with my 1ng your focus down the pase.) sbortly to U.S. 81111 Spautab...,. in ICoJU lhla fall. books at 7 o'clock, and I sllry- '!be iJiten,al .environment:. tiations ..., u.s. mlltllry ..a1u1 OOJJcllaloa . of lba eel there (except maybe,, for -IF y-· •·ve lillY _.,, ___ In SpaiD. 'lbo preoeot 10.,- traeled DOI'IIIIIIIzallu lalb · •·-) .unIii mJdn'n~tl But or II anything's - ·~ worrying .. -you, - pact ...,. ~•- """' ,. •· ~ snacu -. ,.... liS, .... ..,..... u the 1\tQ -lea would lbe fact 19 that five clock hours gel It off your chest before Y<MI lleved pretllng lor U.S. political a leather in lhe eap of 111e rarely add up to ltve hOIII'o of If support In a bJd to enw lbe ament snd · studyins. ~use moat students 81"';1 s~. For uample, Norlb .AIIalltle TreoiJ orgauJu. llr1 JOVOl' ell .. .,;pto1 d 't ..,,..., ID the •·~I environ- you re wondi!rlng whether ... tloa B·-" u~~· -~ eompltabmel>t w worlb on ......... r..., and-so williiO out with you Sal· ·~ ·'"'""'" """"""en are IDC.JI!.Jia tlectloD CIIJDIIIi&n. ment. 'lbelr attention ..... :urdly night, . call noherpoint up and I)IOC!IIIatmg thai u.s. w· .lllantly distracted, theirIaminds find out' Thel'll'a · 111 llreogth hu redoeed lbe Impartwander. Isitting down to study 11 fCMI're once of~ atr baaes to file 1 Cheek ap .. yoanoU file . to thlall about ICIIDelldni strategic Ill' comllllnd snd that _ . dme yeo IIIMJy. Ftr Ill :;,.mstho wllole Ume the Oott,d lltateo wUJ 11111 ba wtlJ. 1lbe llmi f'l'l ...nd .. , _ ' . lag to bJd ... blgb lor lbem. IJI. kow - · ol II lJ na1ly -II II s not the kind of pro. volved bliddea ibe atr b1sea ore 'elleettve eoaeeotraled -Y- blem you can ~ care of wilb lbe · Polarll aubmartne at lie? We'H tau a lolllt u tile • phone call (you ml&bl ~ oo tho .....u.w..r. eou1 _ , eavlrol- f'l'l olooald wBltlng . for btm to call you), and ......... ..,.1w Jnatat~ bave. II lt'o not. tile ldatl ol a Hood trlel< ll to '!rille dQWn lucill<lln& p011a for alr<nlt _ · ......MONDAY "Qu•'. . -·-' "'" h . . . c=::: 0111 i.mn W:.,. .... • ' Religion In n '!.••.·, danger that lbe latest CJUt, Mr and Mrs WJIIIom Scott break between 11rae1 and Syria and ~ and ~ -.1 Mn • "I study live hours a night!''! eheo ~lr ll ,petfeet. In an wlli grow into a major ..nfllel. 1e Shuler and .,;..~a , . . Have_ you ever heard anyone eaay cha1r, you Drelall too much 'lboy beUeve lbe s,n... llld tho lew da at Lake at lfur· I nJJ: ~w.t;n::;; ¥MI&IliHM.,li!!Jr,~ I I nev• · J :Pt. Pleasant, Clarenet c. Me- llilnnls up 14, 2:211 o.m.; ~n Winfield 2:50 a.m.; Chauvin up Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant, up 14, I a.m.: Zlnmw ...... Wlnfiekl S:IO a.m.: Diesel up U Allred R. StowaM, MUOil, .,. 16, %:20 a.m.; Dave Crodlett Winfield 5:20 a.m. :Va., Mn. Franklin L. Olds~er. up 16, -3:46a.m.; Mr. lllact up PT. PLEASANT - The Ma .. lA> 2 vote with memben P au I Employed MuJne Grbnm HBMI..-d, IV. Va. An~ebo c. Rua- II, 4:45 a.m.; Walw l'lou81and oo County Board of Educatloo Wedge Bill Howard nnd BobrNew Haven sebool seerellry' sell, Rt. I Leon. W. Va., Mn. IIIP 11 • 5' 10 a.m.: John J. Rowe • mot Friday nlgbt In a busy .... Adltloa' dlasenllng, ' . and Roth Husell, Central Pesrley 1'. Sayre, Rt. 3 !Mn, down II, 1:211 a..m.; I olon and acted on more than a Two delegalioos appeared IJe. school secretary. .w. Va., Mra. Robert E. Byer, ,Stevenson up 17, Ul a.m.,._ f 1 401011 IDOtioos prior to 1be op- tore the board The first was Employed the following jan~ 12S Fairiane Dr .• MlddlepoM, Ilslana down 17, 7:0& a.m.: JaUgUS en1ng of Mason C<Junty schools from the Wood.scbool area and tors and cooks Arnold Saxton Lawrence 0 . Joeobs, Wellston, Icob G. up II, l1:4!1 p.m.; Jlleb. Eyes of lite ellureh world 'l'uaday Augosl 27th protested tbe closing of that me- janitor Leon· Noble jan~ Mrs. Paol M. Bierley. ironton ord Moley up 11, 3:M a.m.; be 00 Rochester, N. Y., Aug. The laiJed to. approve room school. The gr<Mip waa In- tor, ee'ntral; 'anti Lettie AIISitn, and l\ulty L. Corbin, Rt. l Rip- I Raymond Salvetl up It, 5:30 when lbe Central Commitlel a lllllliDD placing !..-mer Super· 1formed that the Buard bad not janitor Roosevelt· Glenna Rag- ley, W. Va. a.m.: J..-dan up Ill, 1 ' 15 a.m.; the World Councll of - Jamea A. Moe- IVulcan up II, ?:I& a.m.: OVl!IC meets at Colgate R ln·~~~t . of Sebools Paul Pow· voted to elooe the school 81111 era ' c.;.k ' Central'·' Pearllloush Stmtrdar ~-tnut St (•~I •up 21 !i am· C V eU__,, il principal of Mason Grade lbe sebool would M open 'J'ueo. and Norma Riggs Mason Irow, ~ ~·~ ·• ~ r· l ' · ·' · · Harner Divinity School. sebooL day. cooks. • , ,eel), Doutial L. Gorland, :JIIIS\i down 21, 7 a.m.; SuiiD Lane 'lbla Ia the first tbne since 1o aa earlier ltUion Powell The second delegaUon w a 1 Approved 0 motion to employ Chatham Ave., Frank W. Chl~ ·~up 22, SolS a.m .:. A. E. Dyke 11157 thai the rommhll't' has bad beti1 wJgnec1 to West from Belie Sebool. Its opokes- head basketball coaches at Pl. dora, Rt. 2 Galllpolls, Clair l'. ,dowo 2S, lO:tO p.m.; Shufly OP ' met in the Unhed States. Columbia School. Frldsy night moo asked lbe board to · ap- Pleasant and Wahama High Edmundson. Rt. 1 VInton, Mrs. ,Greenup 4 p_. m., Pa":'eia D. up This 100 member pohcymak· boald momber Earl Keeler provo lbe !nltaDation of a nat· schools lor 10\i mooths. IL. CecU Sheets, Rt. I Crown IGreenup 12.50 a.m... Ravens~ lng body Includes Protestant, moved that Powell be assigned ural gas Une trom the road to Approved the start of 1 h •I City, William B. Pearson, 2117 , Wood up Greenup 1.40 a.m.. Iorthodox and Anglican church to the Maion School. The m.. the school and the PTA woold Hannan Welding school 7th St., Pt. Pleasant, VIrginia Bub BeniB •P Greenup 2' 25 leaders from ali continents. Its lion wu seconded by Roderie install the'ltne U the Board Named Rodrie Ball.to rep- Joyce Russell, Weal Columblo, a.m.: Polk up Greenup 3:211 a. lpur"""' Is to lormulate policy Ball bill was ~eleated by a 3 would pa) for it. 1 re10nt the school board on the W. Va., Charles E. Fluharty, m.; John Ladd Dean up Gree.. for the World Cooncli between ' ' Co 1 Buard of ~alth oted Apple GrfiVe W Vs., Bradford up 1:10 a.m.; Atnea·Loulsvllle tho Council's '"emblies The line would be used to .t un ytln the II r' v W Monro Po~ Star Rt., down Greenup 7:25 a.m.: East- It is unlikely .that th~ com· ' "I'OVIde gas heat lor the scbool. o eon ue po cy o paying · ' 1 ~ 3· o . J s •r te ebe f 10 th the Mrs Lnler L. llousb, Rt. I ern up "'· .I 8 m.. · · ~w· mtttee will mePI agalr In the . The board approved the re. ~ :• ~ ':'to' Iron I Bottom Warrer. G. Farm· down 33, US a.m.: Queen United States before th~ next "Wbsl have you clone to yoaro. .. and your mother and tatb. No decent man Will ever Willi to marry a seeOIId • band wile. - L. Dear L.: · · S~\"""'hlng yourself! otb· 1!1'11 ww forget your Cllle mJ>. lake _ 11 you'll Jet them. Your debt was cancelled three yean OliO when your baby br<Jughl joy to ehlldleaa couple. No upeela you to pay lor It all your Ule Jeait of all the decent man' yoo wiD soJ!IedaY msrry. What you need desper· · ately Ia SELF-re8peel. When you team to like th~ ~ see In the mtrror the ,.. spect of others w01 f~"Jow na-· turally, Yoo'U see. _ H. · Dear Helen: TeD us please what alb peo. pte who Ultten In 011 party tefe. pbone Jines? Are they eurtou~ · · or sick? Jul!l when someone : slarli to tell me JOmetldng per1ot1al, cllck goea the pbone, nnd 1 know we're not alooe This 11 tu 80 dlagosllng that a a'ote eolunm mlgbt "clar lbe air" tor Jots of people. -. B.U. Dear B Bknl' ·;h, wbllllo 011 them _ mean literally. <BUt warn real111!1eDer flnt.lt'a bard the em.) - H. This eollllDD 11 dedicated .to Jiving, .10 If .._ b._,· trouble ,.. JGII pJim let ~len YOU wtiJ allo weleome Our......; She Y~· 111 care of tl.w , BY KA'l'IB LONG . .. Mrs. Eddie MIIH and By PHIL NEWSOM !Ill stgn the partial nuclear test t· Germany to goard agsmil 8111'- tero of Baeeom, 'l'onJ IIPI F.,.lp New~ Analyst ban treaty, now also are eonfi·l prlao attackl. A flrlt round ol Jbt and Mr. IJld Mrs. Notes from the foreign oews dent that nothing will come of dlaeussiou Ia lbe NATO eouncD Shamblin and family of csbleso u.s. and Soviet talks aimed at last weet showed Wast Germany andrla, va. vlalled recently No Deal: ..uing up observer pnota on both and France cool to file Idea. S.v· Mrs. J. H. Sbalnbllo and other The French, wbo have refused sldelo! lbe lroD Curtalo frontier era! maller NATO memben are. relallve8. agsinat ""7 ldnd d direct Wuh- Merle Colllna of · ingtoo MOIIOOW deal. spent 1 SUnday with Mr and newspapw. ~ ~h..·.·-- . . little ~ Raymond Zerlll• and Jell· ~;;-"--;;;:-;:;:-:~~---;;::------...;;.;....;;._;,;~;-'·-;:·;;;;;;:=-=:;::=::=:; They'll Do It Every Time _ .. __ By Jimmy Hatlo --; Cllotlllre = ::; Move T0 Ma"'ODIDermitl, ~ 1i;::!::~:::i~t":,:. :~ , when other glrla her age are By Wayne G. Brndotadt, M.D. I The blind have also been !h"ugbt the mind wso not . g.. thinking of UpsUck and cute outDo you dream in black and .foood to dream. The only do- mg to take these lnterrupUons fils, and boys, abe still forgets white or gorgeous colors? Sel· 1ferenee is that if they were 1w•thout ':.:!'illest. of to do her fingernails, runs a entific observers at the Unlver- !born blind they dream only of d:•..:.. wupr!~!;'= In tor 'comb throu&b her hair oace a • • ' 1 • ... day, collects gra,.happers and slly of Ch1cago sleep labor• the. world as they know U. In 1severol a(Jbll the aubjeeta be- other odd pets, and think• sbe'l tories have foond that yoo may ,lhe~r dreams they bear, touch, came ediY, jittery, and bad picked on il she ha• to wear 1 do eithei', and that they can taste, ~nd sn.ell but han no great dHIIeully eoneentratlag. dre,.. As for gloves and nylono control this and oth~r aspects :viSual Images. . I AI this point they were al- (thlnp I've always hear<l girls or dreammg by givmg their In th~ ":ho become bhnd ' lowed to dresm urunterrupted- pant lor), she says they're stuIsubjects certam hormones. after their V190al sense · hal ly. The length of ume spent m pld. She'd rather lake her When they gove pituitary been well developed, visual dreaming was lound to be white rat over the school ground the subJects hadltmages become less and less a twice what It had norma~ and exercise hlm on tbe bars 1 extract, 'plea>aDt dreams that were part of their dreams as time j!Y been. Thia wa• true for IOV· than go to 1 boy.glrl party. Sbe easily remembered and came goes on. . eral nlgbts. . has a glrl·frlend wbo Ia just as complete wtth a lull range of One of the Important d•seov· Other subjects were owak· bad SomeUmes they act Hke color. When they gave adrenal erie• -that ~as~ made about ened the 88me number of tip1es theY never want to grow up. estract the dreams were dreaming 19 that .'t appeanJ to as i~!e first aroup bad been, but They're both pretty and popu· frightening, hard to remember, 1M not only lneveltable, but al· at times when they were not Jar but I'm afraid they'D Jose and colorless. Iso a neces88ry accompaniment dreaming. '!bey did not become not nest year beeaiiSe their To aaolller question: Do ani· of sleep. Wl)en sleeping subjects upoet llld wheo allowed to friends are getting I<> be sophiamall talk Ia dreams? I were awakened every tlJtle r&J>" - p without lnterruptloq, the tlcated yoJ!!18 Jadlea and n·tne ... 11ve a personal answer. lld eye lilOvemi!ots Indicated that length of their dreams wae oot couldn't care less. What do 1 Aolmalo that I beve enjoyed as they we"' starting to dresm, U Increased. do? _ MRS. T. w. pets do talk, aad I believe that was possible to Insure that they Thla would seem to Indicate Dear Mrs. W: thlo Indicate. lhol auythiDJ tba had a truly dreamless night. thai dresmlng, in some way Crota your fingers couat your we are eopoble of lmaiiDing This was feund to Increase not yet known, helpa us to malJi. bt...Jnp llld hope' lhll ba may to u a a reality the number of lim•s the mb- 1taln our balance, and get the sllll lalla 1 lew IIIOIIths m!!~ wbea "" dream. jeet would start to dream ae moot good ·from Clllf oleep. You've •ot live yean of party • dreaiOI and boys ahead of fCMI, bring over their own musicians and en· tertamers, and so does our fiftieth state, Hawaii. Local musicians wonder what nolicy their union will formulate to deal with the situation ... Edith Pial has · cancelled her scheduled appearances in Washington and New York in September and October. She's reported "too weak" to go on stage - bearing out a predic· !ion in this space oarly in July. Broadway guessing Hslell: ' . owe P II p . may I pill on to all Y'"'n& cJrll, · I'm nolvery old III)'Mil, Jlele 16, but I Jeamed a bull the bard way. . When I ,.... IS, I bad I & baby, a boy. I've ...-er hbn or bll odopted pueoll, llld I've beea ashamed ud 11111cerely sorry every day lor f..,. years. Ob, I waa not "Wild," , u some people put II. II jual happened one night when I cot mad at my puenll llld tired of the way they aetecl, so I did oOmetblng eruy, ud ruined by repulltloa for good. By the lbne It got back to. me from "the grapevine," rd bad three blble8, No boy with any respee1 for me has asked me out sJnce 1 waa If. But ~ld ' 11 The terrible 11 every 1 Joa11: at myself In the minor and 111, siam morning u.. :~~~.s~v::.'~~= : :.Winfield daDIS ....... oolbe :ndcs;w:p ~:: 1 1 -:t.-=:"~'Boa• up 11, ~a.~~H~·7.-~o!": OWDI,McDermitt, ~p~·=~t~ :0?e~s! 1422 Kanawha St., S:O!i p.m.; Bingo up 14, 5 p.m.; lleld 4:46 p.m.: ElgercUII up · ~len: Bosoe• don't stay fooled long - otherWise they wouldu'l be bosses. You don't need ammu,. ilion to get this big gun fired lfis bot air wiU soon blow him right out of the office. -H. ........ . tllltrD t.. ... M. 1: l'i12:• ..... ;a.!IL; lAIIi IWI•blo llbearer . ~ . ~~=: , Gt .. I Dioa ••/ A. J, Bolonol B••)g( t o.qe rndblp: ~ 11a tiP 4:4f p.m.: a H. flaa. Arnone wbo entered dam IU, 12.1, rulllllnl f feet _., D down lt:a p.m.: Bolar bospltal over lbe Pill on rolle,.., Pomeroy-~ •~ et up 12:50 a.m.; Thelma Alln weekend Included: IJtlndaY - IS, Pl. Pleaunl U.st. lllDton down I :a lUll.; Peggy Mn. La......... R. lloll, • VIlle .$5 slaUClllal')', Kanawha Falll .ey 'IP f :lt a.m. St., Jl<!tlo Let Panona, Rt. 1 mln11l .113 falling, CharlestiOI • - - 111nr .- '"'IV•Y Galllpollo, Mn. ·Paul· Dean M~ 17.11 lolling. London, Marmet London 11:1110 p.m.; LeHs Shelkl'· ·'sc.h00I Board Turns D LESBON . 1 Voice Of Broadway •.. Reporting ud lrblta ratun:• man at lbe oftlce he knows more than any ol 1We covered op f.., bll boners at first, but l1a tDOic ,Ivantage, mal<in& II IMIII they were our mlalakeo. a )>lllher, ohort m bn!nl bill long on nerve, llld 10 fu boss Is fooled - be Ieven about the way he es the "old boy." else, If he C811'1 111e them, be downaracteo. And gooslp - he'1 Hke a woman. The office waa a pretty 1100'1 place to work before best-,. ·-t. Somebody 1a going to .,..te hllll one Nfore long - and 'lei ..,.. ponded tor fi&btlng - beoauH he'll talk hla way oot of 11. Without being an lnfonnot how do you Jet Y'"'r chtet' ~ this big gon Ia a dud. - BIJR!ItD Dear Bomed· .1 l ~~-~~~ld:=:~~::~::~~~=~~M:~~~me~.~~~--~ ';,Ia River News .. M, 11:• p.m.; Clint·~ ---------·1"'------·--·I ' :·: .... LOCAL AND ·sTATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia . • Another Milestone offering our belated congrat· uiatlon• to the fine class of nurses who were eraduated last ~eek from the Holzer School of Nursing. This splendid class of 1963 composed of 25 members is representative of tbe many worthy and highly qualified nurses who have been graduated from an institution that has meant ao much to this community, and others in which these persons select to follow their profession. There is no greater calling than to serve ones fellowman, and as long as nurses live up to the hi~h ;deals and traditions of their profession they will he the beneficiaries of the respect at>d esteem ot everyone they come in contact with. Hundreds of nurses have graduated from the local institution and we have to look no further than our own commu· ni~ to see how this school is a great blessing. Founded about 40 years ago it has Jl'OWn in both a physical way and in the high standards that make it one of the best of Its kind in the state and na· lion. nose wbo have graduated have gone to the four corners of the land, and in some instances have served mank;nd in other parts of the world. It Is, and al· ways hu been, an institution of service, and without trained nurses the medical profession would be greatly bandifaped. Another way to look at the school and it& stu~ •nts and graduatP< is that it c<~nstltutea I &felt economic benefit to llospital NeW& ' :OMMENTATING EDITORIAU Y ':VE ARE ~----·· · ----·· ______...._,ak:t ·l . I • ' ..< ... '. ., ·. ,.,_, '"-l ,i"· ••. ;,._••• �• .. ) ' ' :~aur s.ott.,uet, Pllmmz·Middleport, o.. Aus. 26• 1963-5 StripPer Seti *' I' Wltll olnr!e, ond Bo- with I doiJ.IIIlt eliblh, and • olngle . Other) Darwin :i;~i~c=:~~ b~:o=~~ .ll Sl2 000 OOx:;:' 13 I ~~~· .h~:: o7·~: 12~~..:::. ~~.::;· <if~'='~ (c [";l ' :ugh i I ; J 0 h nny p0 tt • ..., I Mason DoWDS CentefVJ·ne 9-3 Saturday 1 "'I I 1 · His total of m for the lOW' rounds tied tho · tournament rtclord set by Palmer when be won the Classic last year. Palmer had oome consolation. Hlo 14,800 aecond-p)IIC!e money made him lito firot gollor ev.er to go over the $100,1100 ofltc18l money.winning mark In a smgle year. Palmer'• final roond S'l-73, three over por, gave him a tolal ol 2811--exact par Ior the .,.,.... and inc...,o·d hla money· winnings to .101.5!6. "I juot didn't play well," said Palmeo·, who had lhrt!e bogey• and not a single birdie on the fi. nai round. llerott 'io Thin! u.s. Open champion Julius Jlo. r-========,..;.·---_,."-,...='--==--;1 OPENING Women's, Men's & Mixed Leagues For Fall, Winter & Spring Se~tson STARTS SEPT. 1st, 1963 For RHenatloM Phone WY 2·3432---WY 1·2110 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Los Angel.. 111U KiVu ~•Rim r.;n:un C~ntijnnoai w.,... Uliah-_:- •• •• • • f""'ll 3 ROOMS New ·· INDEStGN Concrete conforms to any shape; !lddl beut}' and value to your hoome. LOWEST PRICES · • RR ISnMATES Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. PHON.I WY 14214 PAGI STREET MIDDLEPORT INHofaeoc. appliance clteltr offtrt a $25 lrade·ln o/towance when rou chena• from flamt•t7pl til 1 new !!~UIIIP.H QUJdl Recovery eleatrlii water haattr• Don't walt. Save now I This Gfler 18 for 1 limited time aniJI . ember. - -- - - - ---1 day lall was the 110#)0 ..J, tied ran IIIPWiilftl llandleop, a six furl011g llOOlll for oltla aad up. lllrla1<•,... W'.tiN MONIT 1HE QUISTION--,. TRDUBLf.FBEE SERVICE! 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Bu.., · •w«NJ-wu · Ill J lui'• C. :' Da• tv'S I • 41 a I I. • Whtn flhl'llltlGII . , ptnllt eotch 1ou , MASON JIUIN1UII ~ l_.,, . ·- II"• ~ne I in front of thl!!. dub and suffer. ! torney, Warren Sheets. of I pam · • ters! • . •• 1 . . xlll ... ree suc- ' ed a fractured kne~p. . '!Ia county, would not be eeiS. Arr.ordln~ to Sher1tr 881rd, ent bf>f'ause he was of the opin1 The da~ ended with the Cen an unidenllfled man then be· ion the preilmlnary hearing .ennial ball tn the Wahamo Isan firing a pl•toi Into the air Iwould not be beftn'e Thur!lda~. 8Ymnasium Saturaay ni&nt. lo scare the partlclpanto into 1 Ro.,, charged In the !hootgun Sunda~ ni(lht aaw ute conclu· giving up, and he then nad tho ' alaying Qf his 39-year·okl aion of ~ ,h, 'hree day"-' wht!J1 preml~es , after flrln~ at lea•t Charlotte, last Wednesday, 13udge Ptn'ter that his daughter a c'lflcert and ice cream lillcial three shol.•. was held on Ute MQson ;illage Th• Sh•rllf'• deputieo orrived , had employed ShNis to &reen. Hunured• atltt 1 ,oj~a the and put a halt to Uu~ brawl, and jsent him ~turday. event which featured the Wo· took one of lbe arrested men, The charge a&ainst Koss name band m concen, Miko Danny Dee Rife, to a o I • • r i read by Judge Porler. but Simmons and aides doinll In· Hoopital for treaiment of an plea wao mode. Present in the dlon tribal danct~a. and a vo- eye and forehead InJUry. Icounty courtrtom were cal. c.,nuen led by Mri, Lucille Sheriff Baird credited. an un· cutlng Attorney Ber'nanl, Swackhamer. namtci Gallipolis mon Wllh ~re· l Fultz, Jheritr Robert C. Harventing McCarl9 from baing , ttnbnch, Depot, H o w ar d beaten alter he had been 1 Frank, Judae Porter and Ro,., knoc~ed down the ltepo, a n d several othort wilh cooler and CAIJ.ED TO VEIIMONT mort soher heado lor lryinll to Mayor Charlet~ Lti&ar and restore order after the proprte. romily tert eady thl• morning ' to1 had been injul'tld. for Borre, Vt. callod by the sudIn other oclivlty uver t h e den death of her mothor, Mrs. weekend, lilt Sheriff'• Depart- Serafin wvin. Funeral mvi<tt mont inveotlgatad the bttaktn(l lwill be hold Wedneoday at 2 James I. Swlohor, 78, P retlr- and entering of a boose ocCU· p.m. etl farmer who had spent hi• pled by sam Sowardo, Rt. I, ontlra lllo In Cheohire, died at 1Ewlngton on Saturday. DINNER GUESTS 5:20 p. Ill. Saturday In Holzer Sowards told lnvealigalin& de- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Hoapltal Whert! he had been a putiea that he Jell tha h01181!, lo- Nease Settlement, were Sunday potlttnt lor three dayo. He had cotad on EwinJion Road, about dinner IUtlil of. their parenlti, boon In foUing health for a 2 p.m. Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. 11:. R, Yott, Mid· at approximately 8 p.m. to dlep0rt. year. Mr. Swlober wao born in cover Ihat H had been broilen ~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Cheshire June 30, 11187 the only Into. lr child olthe Jato David and Mar- The thlel or thieves r;~:~ pm Coughneour Swisher. He entry by prying open a 111 wao the 1191 of hlo family, and and onco Inside, ranaacked the only turvivors are couains. hou.e. Strvleoo will be hold at 3 p. Soward• 1tetad that he could m. Tullday at Miller's Homo onlv determine that the bur1glar 11 for Jl'unorala. Rev. Andrew Par· had mndo ott' with one box lOlli of the Sllv~r Run Bapllat 22-coliber rifle shells, a can "" 18 to 59 Church will offlctate. Burial will Zippo lighter fluid , and six FOR SPARI! TIME bo In Grovel IIIII centeiery. ,.ven porlut alze Weotom 1 Friend• lillY eall at the funer&l books. No money or firearms home alter I p. m. Ieday. were reported mlltting. Pall boaran will be B n o 1 Neiaon, Rort Matlllewa, Leo NEEDY WELCOME MeCarty, Clutt'lll Abloo, Glad- · The Salvatlon Army said ~n Wtrner ond Luthor Amos. day that free day In Meigs county will be IQIIAD CAlLED frOIII g until 12 noon at Mlddlttport lniiF!IWY • ..,. Buttemut-av. Anyone In cue aquatlomen Wll't! lllntmon· coonty in need of clothing is ld 11 Vtll p.m. SUnday lor Wlll w•lcome. Gilkey of Llldlng Creek, who ----- · • I'""" Of •r•otkol •or• • • taken to Mlip Memorial M.ftft.• TO MEI••· Th• DaUr ltfttlfttt IINI MIN .... • l'o.,..,.,, .... hospillll 11 • motlleal potienl. The Middleport Athlelle H..,, . ...................... ,,. At 11•1.5 p.m. IMt nlllbt aquld.. Boosters wm meet ~:=~a~l men were called lor Mrs. Gor· .p. Ql. at the ct., .. . . .. .. •.. . ll•to don Wolfe, Rallftlacl.ll, MlddJa. cafeteria. Parents of ti;:·~;;; .... . ,. ·· port, a medical pollen!, who football and bul<etbilllfl••· ....... .. ... ,... •.. · .. · ,... lllun to Hot. holpl.,J are to allend. • 11 13 Rawllnga-Coats ambulance. 11 &UARAITEED •4': gantes will Ita parwtltt«< II Nov· ......_...__,,__.. -.,y For top coacrete- a low, low pt1ce-<'llll • lodafl Now, rour plumber or HOllE l.rtoctift In 1117 OOIIJ AC4lll!llUCl' IIEOPZNI NEW YORit CVPII-'l'horoughbred roeiltl marb Ita rataro tn Adqueduct lAid.,- ofter Ita IIUIUII montl>'• "vacation" at Sarat.>ga Springs. OplaiJ1I ..., foolure ol lha If. 11.11 HOME LAUNDRY CO. D . J celeurfitton'• WATER HEATER 'PROBLEMS? Ret Ire • dF armer • Trade-in Of CheshIre your trouble now Dies Saturday for •251 MAlTER PAIITEII I' Th N• W• COMPTON 0 0 • I .........., Chol'ce of p' PIea D }ayed 1 rh ,..,, 110 72 455 24'k Th w st Virpua team Willi hlr fatbar In Will VJralnla, Kanoas City 57 72 :441 II lh~ 1n' the third on a thret 11 10· WILLLUISTOWN, Masa. -Mrs. Wo!lltlngton 4T • .384 311 , Nil :Jif fool homerun by Batey. Mn. Weitha Clark .,.. 111•111 1 Anne Quoot Weill won the Untied Saltmlay'o -Ita Tha ouild tripper came with of the Robert Calrk lamlly. Stetes Wtmten'a Alllolaur goU Now York ! Chicago o ~· nd 8o h who bad Mr. and Mn. Charlel JOitlet\ championship with a 21ey•nd 1 '"c- JlelrnH • Kanoaa City 1 11 ln. hit ba<!~ ~ bock :O&wa, aboard. and daughter are 1J11t11C1bti lory over Peggy Con • Clovelond a Boston 1 Masoo then dominated the days ot their home here, -;-Loa Angeiefo 10 W10hlngton 2 ame b poundlnJ Centerville Bev. and Mrs. Barnharl were 1 Ueber ~ IGI' tltrte _ . lUiflll of Mr. and MrJ, rnd CHICAGG-CrimiOO l!aton won Minnesota 1 BaWmore o $111.1i0 Wultin&lon Park llan· Snnday'o Reoalts p In each o1 the next tWII Dltll! l't!<!Olldy. dicap at ArUngton by two lengths Detroit n Kansas City 5 llstl runs Mlu Janice Epple spent the p· , Son frames. f ther and 1 over tper Detroit 4 Ka- Cfty 1 <2nd> In tha fourlh TuUoh and Mlt- weekehd with her a · TWICI D~Y 2 ... P, M.· Boston B CleVeland I Usil b 11 both walked Bird brother hert!. DOORS OPEN lond 7 p, M. NEW YORK....- Gonzalez out.lCleveland 1 1 <llld, !lin. I C. e bed• ball llld Mr. and Mrl. Theo IDndalittl Adt Itt $1.00 Cl!illirtll Sot pointf<l Juan <.Rocky) Rivero '" , Washingloo 4 Loa Angeles I hit by~ l~lethem h~. TuJ. MJ'I. David Hindi ol ltst1'11111 katt Uf btt'' a 10·round naltonllliy • te)evtsed Nelf York 4 Chicago o llot ) ~.,2! 1 d off the ost vDJe •lllltetl ot the ~ of PI.IIITY Ofl -Ill IIA I TMI ONL V 110 CtllCUI bout. atioago tl<lew York 1 <2nd, lZ i~J =~·~eawalketl : n d ()bor< Marklal th11 ..-L Mn. COMING THII IIAION Minnesota 1 Bahlmore ! Mltc:dl homered to ~ out lnnd~ U •Jllllldlltl a fiiW ..,,.Ill& Pill PAIICINII lluJHiay M...y•a PNI!ablo Pll<berl tb J1b1011 orbtg with her -.111-law and dlltlilb-1 AKRON, Ohio-Johnny. Poll won Minnestoa at Washington! ttwl· e b IIC for. Maeon ,.,re ter. -:~lf"_;;;;;~~;;:;;,;;;ii;..;. the Amerltan !loll Claooto by foor DiahtJ IIIJ!P"an Cd-lliJ and Kaat otlter ~in wttlt olnglell. Mrl. Jolm I!Atul, Dona '11 strokes over Arnold Palmer when litH) Vi. Cheney <().91 and Ritlo :.~.d IWo slnileo to 1... , and Mra. Arthur P'lllnlnltll ht carded • 116. zil <H>. CentervUie hitting 8ltd Clarlt: and allended the 8th OGDEN, Kathy Wit"' Only II'"'>;" odtedulotl Williams 01ch e,ot s!Dgles. lnual reunion at the II. Mal~a.ll ""'rth captured the Utah Women'a 'I'll• ay"a ~~eawnl""' Sentl-flnall of the tournament W, Vo., park Sunday, AIIC. lO~essJ'onal o n golf ~ milt :nt- Loa AJllolea at .Detroit .... will begin Tueoday ll.i:IO p. m. II , pe Ciol<010 at Clevelond nilbt 'th Mason playing the GIIJI. WINS -.MILE BACE five otrokea ahead of Mi.U, Mln a at WaobbtgWit tdaJtt "'. ..... •......-.. WATI!llfll OLIN, N. y, Wroght 1'D•)l' !""' polis AJI.Sian, "'"' ,,_.,. "VoltaiP · Konau c ., at - tmore n ••• W"<<l"wday at s:• p. m. wlllt - ll!tldll ~ of ~ CIII!2ITNIJT HILL, Muo.-Chucl< . Bolton ot New York J, twioni~ Middleport meeting SyriCII&e. Falla, Ohio, 11011 thl 44-lllp U. S. McKlnloJ and Demtto Billion ..... Mason 1101 11111-4 8 t Auto Club raea lar 110 Ol'ly ..... tho Natiooal Doubloo title by cJe. Bit~ Ten Official• Centerville 120 0011-3 4 2 geta Wllb an ••erlll opead leoting Raflll 01uaa and Aontonlo To Draw Up Boleti Howard and Lilly, llelllan 113.41 lllllla por hour lor lllo PalafM, ~7, t-41, 5-7, 8-S, 11-ll. CIDCAGO IUPIJ - Bill Teo an<\ a.tJI!I, · milo grind. Marprol Bmlth OIId Robyn £b. footboU coodleo OIId olhlelle dir- bora Derlent Hard and Mlrl octoro meet Tuttoday to draft the B -, H, !0 I, H, lor the wom- ; COil{......., - U ocbedttleo for en'• crown. Ute ta.JJ'10 11880111!1. Each IChool wiD ba\'1 1 pUnillU QUOIN, Ill. IUPJ) BjiOOdy 1 mum of -Big Toll ~-and S«..t wu made the earlv favor- 1 mslmum of ten pmea overit. for W-y·o till .Mil Ham· all. '11le p.- n1Jle.C8111t oehedbialonloa ~ olo18i<. ulo will bo npllldod In 1181, and INCIALAT Saratoga. I l , . . hr SERVICE Murder Charge ro:::;l .AU. STAR8 DRY CLEANING I I un- .., '· . .-. LAUNDRY& I Mrl: w.,. !all • SAY GOODlY ••• :"'4 POMEROY I 1 t ana SEPT. . i -'f"t ""'I Harrtso'ovUle Soci·a·l NoleS Weekend Sports Event SUDlmary 11; ; : ::.::, ~ eotjkl., Mlldt would .....ido n!j u: :=.::.:. ,.;_-.. TO WASHDAYI 1 I 11e wool4 ctrer •I a ••sun I I 'If a o1riU II !l!o 'IJIIW 1'11111 tP *" ':!m., · '. D b Jtm Brown Stors As Browns ru Son franCISCO 24•7 In EXh'b't'10n Ill ,,,.,rut 0 ver pa 1.mer . I In cIa 55. •Ic c. ~ Ill tlw _. ol 1¥ hole wfUJ ~ lhat )llton lor Centen~lll u .. • !ll)iiiJ .ealled "per!ecl," """'*"Nancy Cornwell and ber eourt. An unldenli~ man who ~ ru..tral omlalt fer Dm41 •ASIIINO'ION f u Pll - al ~I!',!:-~ tr~! ~ =an-. main&. 10 lltdles Ill dJotlleW, Allo 011 thll Quttn'l !Iolii Wll't gn to oltlp elf hll tllotltln~ at 1!.. lllleU.., M, 10ut1t ~ ~ oplrltetl llfll .,..,.. il! lilt - 1 ,... 6-llp The ouly ••• inserted llllide e1 11 N ID Donna sturceon. Milt M.- .the BIU&-WUiow Nile Club a· Middleport, w 41et1 lunt!IJ' Columbus and Soutbem Ohio s.eoto totJor _. Jogtalatloo fTfWI • and ' " " ta. !llot the. ratlrllodo wW opcrll4 • nddillon•l fllhl11aelor. Courtly, and Gay Cartwright, bon KlllltJIIa •rly llunday mornlilf at St. Anthon) •8 boo0olllp011!', IIi NOI'th ailtled a1 P'l"'entlng a nationwide ..,.. to co11ectiY< bore• rung. the~ power lli•OIN(' QlieeD ot the ....,t J...K I rnomlnll Ill off a clllht rtl<· pltal, Columbus, Ohio, alter a Slratt, hiMI ~ roltroaol otril't 'rltt!rod4y, V•lw• tht di'I"''J! '- oettled by Ja••"' f!OIG. ''l'bu<f.,., lllo '"" When '"'- 11111 hiJin at'l lootbaD ...,.. Mila Clrtwrlght lion of eyenlll U.l led to 1 full two weob II~. wth be hl14 lhoro ""minRs of IIO,CI29.00& fenate leaders planned to call 'l'huraday, tho ron.:-" plan 10 idont llltoukl be ~ wD brought up, lhaf wtll btl llowl! lillie d<ou&Jtler ol Mt and Mr1. llllllt br•wl thai ll'lll two mon Tueadly 111 1 11 .m., II tha 1\p'. for lito 12 mtRllha endlli Jult up • lllelllli1'0 approved by put tho """trovoratol IIOW work the full of 1 J~ Carlwflaht of Nest by hoUCilj!llr 111 • Jutopt.,l eo. 14 llle bolpllll, llle arrest of ling..C.Ou Funaral home with 31. C!Omporad with Sl.tillt,OO& 1 -miltee 1'rid117 tnl~ from Jumblll. thrN othll'l. lnd IO!IIf sh!lts lth• Row. Donald Boone olfleiat- l"'' oarllef. would ~!lilt 1 •vtn-111111 · ~. )IJ' AI lite lladlum lhe 1overnor beillll fired by allOiher 111 1 ing HalT)' M Miller JH'f!"lrlent bllrotl"" hoard In iottlo the l011r. :•nt~ V~'::a111 1Ui~ wu g:~ b~ salute who if bltnraought by the Ga~ Burial will be In 'RIYorvttw this IIIIOunled' lo ~II!~ y""Qid-'< rolos dispur.. leveled off o1 : hlU ..., by mpan~ 8, leth Special Ita C«inny Sblriff'1 llopartmrnt etmetery. based 011 • ... 001) , ;. 0 1 flte ~ lknnmert'O OtmmW· .... • Forces Unit West Vlr•lnla Na· tnd H• · rvJv-• by h'' 'f . ...., With· rJ ' ' .. lot W<tll "'~ 1o a~~~;~: ll the mine "' ,..,... a IIUidlnl • • IY. . " !Ill .. m WI.. comPII!W 1 pad for tho oPofl. ::'!'::."~r:u.:o: Shlrtll Oscar Baird repOrted ~.:;. ,::::· d';:v~r ·M'i:. a sltare IIJt preceding 12 similar ltiU 14d~y. . Nuv~ wu Ill a chamber llboUI wu f . C. Rtleherl, Mlyor of today that line men were ar- l'loren.;, Snell or :: ~ and Operating revenu.. for Oren Harrta, D-Arlt., said h~~ !I USE OUR EXPERT 18 feet aw<~y from Throne and 1'/IW Haven Ma)'111' DaytOn RaY· rtsted at 2•45 a .m. Sunday a• 1 M R ' ~ •ho · . same 12 month perlnd were itcp<'d rules rommlllee .. 8 11 1 ' It r th . ld I nd 1h rs. . · erry, un wte, .......,.red 'th ,.. 8(1\ ay 8lld lha ll0111t Felli n. nt1 ol Muon 1ave the opeoch rosu 0 ey Vir~lnla · a brother """'",... WI ..,., Wednoad ,._,. ·' • me en • 1 One of hil four brnthero, Pete of welcolllf or• lacing chorg.. of dloordorlie ' nd ~ M a 1.1 )It; oent 11111 Op. on oy, 1 Bova, at, a •ele!'llll ol 11 ,.,.,. Tllil Wahoma Hleft ochootlly condu<1 and intodcallon, and ~le~' M~rste~le: 'bo~h of r •· expengs climbed !rom ~~!Ito=left~ Son0oleonglftl•!l In the mlliN, ..rd II lito : blind played tl]e national porh~ps IS!ault and battery . noke Vo ond h' flv ndIn the prevloq' f r- ra • at "I koow lte'o aJIY<I 4nd I koow tt.em undor lilt dlrectton of , Tltoy were identified •• Danny hlid, ·· Y ' gre to ~I ,!11,000 iP the twelv• would ~ able kl enact he~~r.:11 I cool~ got hlm home" · Dee Rlf 25 Che k Ml c ren. juat or.ded IQtion before the flril<e 6 Mid blt brolhlr. "olw • Tom Rood whtlt John l,.ayne of I e, , . sapoo •: , lie wao a veteran of World , . ol 12.01 a.m., loeal time Tlnn'S'II 1lo wherJ he'o ill New. Haven led lhe tp'IIUp tn chael Lee Rtfe, 23 • stattoned War I and bod been employed Kilowatt hour sales of !,13!1,· day, gets lttmtlllla , 111181"8· Pa11or Jacl< Welch of with the U S Air For.. In Lou· at prnduetlon fo...,man at The 2119,000 were up U per cent Faoon lola" Ptnror cold lnd damp,":.~:• St. Paul's Lutheran chorch '" l lslanu, and Richard Douglao Holsum Bakery Frlentla may from tho provtooo twelve month On the 0 ve of Stnato debate,fl ably wbJ., tilly en or New Haven 8••• lite 1nvocalinn Daniels, 27, Huntington, W. Va. call at the fun~ral home any )ltrlnd Mr. Millar 11irl s.n Jacoh K Javlta JI.N Y from him. and the Boy Scout Troop ol 1 Shertfl BatNI oialotl that he lim• ' · ' ' • · ·• "WE PICK UP AND DELTVF:R'' New Haven led the fl•o salute. received a call aboot 1:30 a.m. · ROMid Cathdollor boo enllst· Alto prmnted tl•ritljj the iSunday In which the Informant ed In the Novy and Is staflooned prOIJ'IID at the olatliu~ were reported that a shooting had C I •• ' at 0!'011 Llkeo, ru. for Dr. Warden L.ano and Mrs. Bar· lllken place at the Nlte.Ciub 0 p ' 0 M E T It I s T !raininl. ron. Tbe Jailer pre;onte<i lho , The sheriff ond three depu. Office Hours 910 12. 2 to ttCiose at Noon on Phone WY 2.2057 Mldcllaport trophy lor tba wlnn•lli float to ltie• arrived at the nlte opot In 8'\'S 0 Tbun - But Cou.rt St Pomeroy tht Mlson Mother,; club ttme to arrt~st the three~ men fol· "' ~iiiiii Following the program at lowing lhe dleturbance, but ""' lite atauium t... •"'""''"' ••IU ~till seeking !wo othors lnvolv· I hia part~ were 'liken on • wur ed . 'I of llle new Waham. Junior One of the men being sought A preliminary h•aring In tho hi(lh. Prin,cipal Clyde Foley reportedly went to the Iron! of first de~ree murder char11r directed w~t wur auu 4fiPw~r· l the bandstand, took orr htt jgainst Ralph E. Ross, 64, waa ed qUfi!!itionll, . jshlrt and Bermuda short11, end startfld In MehJII oountv ~ourt l'ne governor left tor Chat wa• about to complete the dlo· at 10•15 a.m. tnday, but woo 1 lestou aht!l' ~ha tour, JtJt many robln,e when Club Pr(tprletor lre,.es!!M a short time later uno! t1te olate ol)•ctalo rom•ined "Jiggs" McCarty altemptad to Ul thl• Thursday. tvr a umner prq;,p.r~;U ano »er· stop him . This caused thP fiR"ht I County_ Court JudRe rrank vro· L the 11M""'' <· ·• •n the ·to break out, and during tho en- 1W. Porter, Jr., a&reed lo recess school car.teria. At tho dmnor Isuing brawl, McCarty 111 a " I ~~· hoarlnr until 'l'hurl!day It Mr. Sullivan presented hii otafl , knocked down tho concrete otopil , io a.m. when R011 ..id his 7 the ,= ~"e championship from The way ill the IIOCOnd game all- Werry with two base knocks,. Gruellj!r. COND GAMK Plains. lng only 1ft hit.o. The PO!¥- Bob Smilh with a double, Phil . SE I superb pltchmg by strong :oy Wlllander llllnecl 12 and Swindoll with a olngle, Harr~ Darwtn . 000 1[: ==·~ I ri~htbander Jim Bowles and waaed llu'M. . son a dooblo, and Tom Gru•.. The Plams 000 I . Bi ~ niltv lelthander Terry Ohlinger, o.rwln bitten In llw cham- er, a li"8le. Ohhng11er hand ~:~ry~nd H:~hted · Darwin to U and 10.1 ...- piOillhip ~"""' 1\'el't! paeecl by FlllllT GAME water· as man • Fll<'ctive wins"""' favored Tho Bowleo with 1 10111 homer ln ,The Plainl 000 000 ~ 2 1 mllll, Talbert:_:_ l4::_i·:__ _ Plains on tha neutral ~- . - -- - - ---· .. _.... . LOS ANGELES <UPil - '11le i Reds from the Ondprs. il will be tl1e kind ol balltheyncl<IIJIII hi=~S:'n;:;;.holf~~ v.lle diamond. 4·Daily Sentinel, Pom~roy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 26, 1963 i Clncinnau Reds tonight opon whot ~ ionC uphill st"'Uie. ,_ :d::,:d~::.•lol: trauble: the plata, 001110 oil wltlt 0 grllllil Darwin bad to come through will probably be the rooghoot ..,.. If Olncmnotl oontlnll<l. to . p~, Y siam home run in tlte eighth lnllo with victories In both gam.,. to les ol the ""'"'nt lenglhy road - . -, Ina to &ivo Jhl Jlldl a ~.,...,. win the cbllmpionshlp. The flrd , trip as they go against tholOiguef.7 victory .... the Gill!ta. game was a playoff to deter· : leading Los Angel.. Dodgen. • mine which team won the sec· I an effort to get oil on • ...,. I I 11 was Robbie's 19111 ho1net tltil ond half. The Plains had won 1 n<M, Cincinnati will start SAN FRANCIIICO <UPll -An · ())lllor, ohortly alter the oeason and the ltlth grond alam the first half. lf Darwin had : with Jim Q"\'001e an the mound, I aJfl't d~feMt combined with AOme \ began and the te&n of bls career, It w•.1 It tM ex· . drOpfl"n !he o\"'ning Ram• SunHe will be !IOOkinR !O bettor hi• , daring playCiillng to give tho I move the ball <Onslotently, pell&e ol Gaylord Perry, who had dav The Piams would have! . 1Clevelelld Browns their nrst trl. sending In ploys. relieved Billy Plerct. 8 unlloll PnM lootonolloaal 15-IO mark. won <he champiooship without Y Nalioaal Leope I The Dodgen plan on otartlng umph olnee Blanron Collier tnok i After the pme, Collier exp)pln- Cinchmlti atamd the I<OI'tnlll playing the second. with Don o.y,;dale, .who io !8-!4. ' as head coach. ed tbe reversion to the old policy. tho aeeond lnnlna when John !d· NOW Darwin will host the w L Pd. GB Cinelnnatl II now tn • bottle to . "We thought the plays ..... be- .......u lmo<ked hll nlntlt homo Ali·Stan or the J..gue next Loo Angel., Tl 51 .IWII I get baclt Into tho flrot dlvloion he The Browno, who had droppod l ing called too -•lively," run bul the Giants tied It when Surlday at 2 p. m. on the BedSt. Louis '71 sa .550 6V~ fore the seeMn run• out Uttle two straight pre-~ason tilts, fin .... I said CoJiier. "We [elt, as a atafi, Willie M• homered In the botforti field at Darwin school. By LEO a. PETERSEN j ros, with a rlnal round 71. fin- San Francisco 71 68 .550 61.-2 more than a month from now. II)' came thi'O\IIh •n I 11rand •lyle that we had to &jve the to of i 1 In Jhe first game SUnday, UP! sporlo 1:411or tshed th!Cd •ith 2111 . uhoch was Philadelplua 71 oo .542 71; With 10 1·1 gam" -rating the .sunday by defoatlnl the S.n l bleb the coura&e 1o play m same nn ng, 1daring lootl>all. You CllD'I Bowlos opened on lhl, mound AKRON, Ohm mPI> - There worth $3,1100 and that boosted his , Mtlwaukee 68 112 .523 10 . Frenc~co - • 21•7, Then San Francisco rlppod and worked until the 10venth .,.. two things that Johnny Poll, ' money·wtnmnllfi for 1!163 to 173.· : ctncinnall 119 64 .519 '"" While enroote 10 tbe victory the [ conservatlve..footboll and win throu&h CincinnaU starter Inning when ~e was rellt;Yed the new champion of the Ameri- i 956. That is only behind Palmer ' Chicago 66 tU .512 tt ~ Browns showed aJps of corruna:fpro tooU.II. Joe Nuxhah for fQur rlllllln the l.J~· Ohlinger. Each permitted can Golf Classic, likes to do : and Jack Nicklaus, the Masters ! Pittsburgh 65 6.'t .o I! up witb 1 polnt-produciPI offensa And one ot the ~h•y• was aewnd and UUrd and another rUJ one -hit. ; Win money and beat Arnold ano PGA champion, who picked 1Hooston 49 81 .'!1'1 ::0 and 1 mighty tUngy defenoe. dartug one. It COlllisted ol off Dom Zanni aft« he took OVII Dick Wells led hitting lor : palmer. llP 12.200 by firushing in a lie for ' New York 41 88 "" :16 \1 ~, back Jim Brown faking an for Nu.haD In llw third. the winners In the firs! game He did bOth Sunday. f1fth place to mcreaae his official , ey,reep and then tosslnl a pass. . Pierce frittered IW4l)' the &.1 wilh two doubles and • pair Poll won the $9.000 fir&l·place earning• to $83,465. &alunloy'o Rolu)lo 'l'ltla cllc!Ud ,.. . . . yard read In lha sixth •• ~ IIDoe 0. singles In four trips. 0 t h e r · money 1n the Cla><sic by heating ' . New York s Chica1o In oeoring effort whon llrowD hit tripled home Eddie Kaoko and 1 Darwin hitters in the first : P I b f strokH He shot Pott's first-place punt n- San Franciaeo 4 Clncnanatl 3 12 . vetel'lllt Ray Renfre for Ken WaJters. The Reds addtd '"" arne were Mike Werry, Jim·! .:::,: Yr ~SII-70 ill. the final creased hlo year'• golfing gold Pittsburllh 7 Philadelphia o Mason scored • 9-S win ovor Brown•' RCOOd tou<hclown of other when Bose scored on a wild ~y Joe Hemsley, Phil Swin- round su::ay over what the tour- to a total of ~· 115 ' putting him H~uston 4 St. Loull 0 II 1 centervUie of Gallia County Sat· ~~pitch by Perry. dell. Dale Harrison and Bob· ing pros label the toughest goli IJ!h on tbe hot. Hill l'nlsb.<l Mtlwaukeo 2 Los Angel• urday afternoon In the Syracuse . 111 addition 14 f>MIIng for In the fatal eighth, Mom Cunningham, al.l with 'si ngles; i course they have to play - the Y~ungwlth~Vfl69 for "/Jf}..' Theil Suaday'l Results . 'Boys' League tournemenl . i ThOSe callfna: on Mr. tilly. fullbaak Brown Keough and ftOfe llnatedt and 1 To~_Grueser . ~l~-~- ~~~?~~ - ~~ 7,165-yard Firestone Country Club ~::Nicklaus and Brltlah Open Philadelpia 4 Pittsburgh 2 ~o 1n. The game ended the opemns IMrs. Obert Markins were Mr. over for the other two Keough was tossed out at tht layout. . cltam ion Bob Ciooriefo at 283 , fol· Chicago 3 New York I round of play and put MallOn In and Mrs. William Wood of AtJt. doWilll from ont ond nina plato 011 Tommy Horpor's !nlleld For Pott. tt was only tbe Pb P ul Bondeson at 2114 , Houston 3 st. Louis 1 the semi-finals this week with 1ens; Mrs. Beaalt DoucJaa, AJ. out. oot. Vado PiniOtl walked to load fourth tournament vicinry In his , iowded oby Na 1 h ,_ 1 -· , Los An-les 2 Mllwauket I Mtddleport, S)Tacuse and the bany, and Mr. and Mrs. ""•en The !Inti three polnto come the ba111 and Bobin..n homered. B byPGAcchampion om 0 - Jay · •- . · · All..., ••· .,.. tiM Jut qLllrf« when Lou seven y.ears on t he Iour. . anFormer He-!' Cincinnati B San FrancIsco 7 Ga1bpolls .... rs. . 1Markl:n8 and daughter carpen. Joey Jay wat credltad Wit' h tbe "But tt wao by for my great· , Ga Pia ..,., Tony Lema, • Montloy'• f>roloahl• Plldten Howard worked on the htll ter· all!O Mr. and ThamaS Too" Orou booted a 45-)'lrd win, hil oixtlt opil!ol 16 lootet. ..t." said the 'ZI·year old Potl. l ~amp~n and Harold st. Louis at San Francisco - for M~son and gave up only ;Doyle and daullflter of CoJum- 1pl. "When you ileal Palmer. ynu l f.. h~ 1 2fli while at ! Brogllo 114-81 vs. Marlchal <IS. four biU. He al110 .Well out •b . Mr and Mrs l!:arl Starke• The deftuo, howover, -" . Kneece "" • Rudolph . . I II w-•...,~_....,..., l beat the grea e"· , 287 - omsMaoon and ' 1) . 14 Centerv ille ba t•· ,.rs, an d Iofus,Cll')llnter and. Robert l)uno' -·--'• ,....,~tve U Pott, before Sunday. hadn t ! • ki MJlwaukee at HOWiton tnlghtl- walked lila:. ' R D , 49er aerials' to thwart aq, won a tnul'namen< sin c• thei Fred Haw ""· Hendley <IHII va. Johnaon 18-171. Centerville picked up an early 1 Cin, Pomeroy ' ' 1 that had been averaging II Waco Turnor in May of 1!162. Jle. , Clnclnnal.l at Los Angol.. olght leld by scorln& a run In the Mr. 8ltd Mrs. Ca~J are !llti\'IIJI por game In Ita lint two fore that h• had ""n at Dallas - Purkey •&·II vs. Dry..talo •16- flnt and two more In the sec- :to the Estep home on Kin_. Defensive halfbaclt 1I4IH and West Palm Beach. 14l. ond, but Muon rallied for three , bary !load. Mr. ln4 Mrs. Estep ... wao tho billblef, Den..r Nut Stop ; <Only gam.. eclteduled I. run• in each ol tho third.! moved back to Golllpollll. Mn. ,.... whlla llntb• h 11 M15CHANIC STREET Now he hao ..t hiS stghts on TuadaY'• Gamel lourth and IIIIth lnnilll•· l!:slep'l heallh Ill bad. Coaaoto)Jo and Sam Tldm... PARKING f,.OT this week's Denver Open. 1 New York at Pittsburgh night Centorville acorlna opened ! . del~ beck BobbJ ll'rankUn l Aut. Pomeroy lmerg•ncy " I'm only oorry Palm<'r won'ti a. Unltf<l p,.,, )Jtternatlonal 1Philadelphia at Chicago when Ratliff led off tho lint Mrs. Mary DltthltS IOI!Ie be~ plel!ad ofl tha elhat:l. Flnt Ald Squid In" be there." he said. "I'm gotng 1 · Saltmloy with a ol"81e, stole both second ter. Her aloter, Mn. Clrl Taclde Monte Clark, Injured 1Milwaukee at Houmn night to have tn beat htm a lot more I . . , . h . Cincinnati at Los Angel"" mght 1nd third and acoret1 when the ben. lha flnt oodtiltltion pmo, before 1 get even ~ith th< timto Mtamt. Fla.-Ht&h-...rtn; ·:~" ' St. Louis at san Francisco nl&ht next batt;,r, Beman, who bad Mr. and Mrs. Henry belli piiOid on the lnlurld 1 1 be has beaten me. . , Pennell rea~~ ~rd A111erk•• Leap wa1ktd, atole IICOnd. ner have their son's family, lilt -.1 1rill mlH the ~ · 1f, Pott, who tied ktr the !tnt· I three-quarter meh m pO~ ~~st w L Pd. GB In the MeOntl inn1nJ the 101- Clayton Waaoner of Columblll, Jup llpeuer ogoilllt Wuhing· 1New York round lend and then iOd the loeld durmg the ~""'!'Ilia Go 113 41 .f'IS · · era added two men when Clark lor 1 few days. ton lleptemblr lllh. alone going into the. thtrd and , Amateur Alhlette Umon meet. Minnesota 71 ST .S&i 1110 linlled and stole ·IO!!Ond, WaDI· The ..owns wiD l'llllllin on the fourth rounds - picking up 13.·1 _ Chicago ft 58 .5!0 II II' wu given lint on IDtetfet• Mr. and Mn. Tom Willi'~ wool • · OIJd elaab with !33 In bonuo money lor domg It SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.. Y. Baltimore 72 10 .145 l!l'o IIICO of lite <atdler, W!IIIUII ltetl Mr. Inti Mrl. &towart of l,ao Anplaa Barna Sllurdly - figured wlten he teed off SUn· Trafftc ~ed a lenl!lh vt<tory Cleveland 64 68 .48lllll~ Wllked, Buah walked to force Middleport. DlPt· ,woaLD'I eaiATIIT day that "I had to shoot a 68 • over pNV"""IY Amlotar Boston 112 111 .411111 In Clark, 8ltd Ratliff singled to .,_ G U •-'•• INTUTAtMMINT VALUit 69 to win." In the $11!,;175 Hopeful &takes at Detroit 81 lilt .4811 21 IClll'f Walller ..,.., regory -~• Hot Figltt ;;:: ;:.;. ':'. ~.;.p!' ~ ":~":i~..,···~· ._ Looming On ·":'~~a-"' ~~ Strike Law =::. 'r... :, =~= orb-ti I!ID se:': w. Mr.SueUer, C&SOE EafQlil HolmmForem~ $3JOOnEach Dt'Su"day "" •¥ Common Share Go . Ci H.~pe·Rises vemor tes Off Reaction 111 l'*'lilwlll ~n~n~ -~~ , , _ . . . o.t Of Gun~ Fist.. ~y rrollB J)ll9 tbco lllolool IOeli!lB lktat .... brouiJit frofll Cbal'· I, " Darwin Takes Title In Two------~-------~·~~=---~d Sl H R Robinson s \J ran am ome . un : carrtes • R·. eds pas t GIan • .t s. By 8•'7 . Darwill eanw ' I JOII'II uptrltiiCI a light•OII·JOit•fttt · fttllltg, yet WOII6trlullr rntful, toralorto Jag upportl Tt7 a Pllr 1 7011'1 loYt ....,. atepl E•pertty fltttcl. FO·R · ' ..N. 2NO AVJ. N&.ABBO . PHONI WY N121 00 �• .. ) ' ' :~aur s.ott.,uet, Pllmmz·Middleport, o.. Aus. 26• 1963-5 StripPer Seti *' I' Wltll olnr!e, ond Bo- with I doiJ.IIIlt eliblh, and • olngle . Other) Darwin :i;~i~c=:~~ b~:o=~~ .ll Sl2 000 OOx:;:' 13 I ~~~· .h~:: o7·~: 12~~..:::. ~~.::;· <if~'='~ (c [";l ' :ugh i I ; J 0 h nny p0 tt • ..., I Mason DoWDS CentefVJ·ne 9-3 Saturday 1 "'I I 1 · His total of m for the lOW' rounds tied tho · tournament rtclord set by Palmer when be won the Classic last year. Palmer had oome consolation. Hlo 14,800 aecond-p)IIC!e money made him lito firot gollor ev.er to go over the $100,1100 ofltc18l money.winning mark In a smgle year. Palmer'• final roond S'l-73, three over por, gave him a tolal ol 2811--exact par Ior the .,.,.... and inc...,o·d hla money· winnings to .101.5!6. "I juot didn't play well," said Palmeo·, who had lhrt!e bogey• and not a single birdie on the fi. nai round. llerott 'io Thin! u.s. Open champion Julius Jlo. r-========,..;.·---_,."-,...='--==--;1 OPENING Women's, Men's & Mixed Leagues For Fall, Winter & Spring Se~tson STARTS SEPT. 1st, 1963 For RHenatloM Phone WY 2·3432---WY 1·2110 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Los Angel.. 111U KiVu ~•Rim r.;n:un C~ntijnnoai w.,... Uliah-_:- •• •• • • f""'ll 3 ROOMS New ·· INDEStGN Concrete conforms to any shape; !lddl beut}' and value to your hoome. LOWEST PRICES · • RR ISnMATES Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. PHON.I WY 14214 PAGI STREET MIDDLEPORT INHofaeoc. appliance clteltr offtrt a $25 lrade·ln o/towance when rou chena• from flamt•t7pl til 1 new !!~UIIIP.H QUJdl Recovery eleatrlii water haattr• Don't walt. Save now I This Gfler 18 for 1 limited time aniJI . ember. - -- - - - ---1 day lall was the 110#)0 ..J, tied ran IIIPWiilftl llandleop, a six furl011g llOOlll for oltla aad up. lllrla1<•,... W'.tiN MONIT 1HE QUISTION--,. TRDUBLf.FBEE SERVICE! PSP (Prateoted Service Plan) GUARANTEE covers completa aorvlce, lncludini tanft Nplocomont if - · sary,ll no nddltlonal coot Call Ohio !'ower Cornpony, Your electric water heater dealtt ar plumber. ..---IS '299 m. ""'*- W. YA. OHI~P~~~~~ c6MP'ANv --~-- • wll 1NII-,._ ,._ . I X% a M'•'X 1 -. . . . . &QAN CD. \ . . . , _ WOMEN WANTED " ' YOUR OLD •nLE REFRIGERATOR \ ' . . a.. uo · - lAY SUFFER FROI MACUTE OPENITir DURING THE IUIMERI loilooy oo old style ,.ldgot'ator io ,.... iM9 ovt ..oft.o, ~h sum'""'· H.vy •I IIIC)e durinq the hOt weather MOk&s '"""'""' fioof olcler MOC/ols iusl c•nnot - t l Walking for 1111111 or tlit!lhone tht-lhll .., Ia. •tanding for hour• ••• time? aoo W.tultld st.-WY•d.tt• t.zm, Pome1111 . . . . TO ' ....,.. .. . ''.' . 'd -' < (.( • PHILCO'S TOI' POFOP.MANCE e rHilCO'S WANTID PL\TURH • PHILCO'$ LOW. LOW COST e PHII.CO'S LONQIIt UFi • ilCI'&CTANCY THIS PHILCO DOESN'T CARE HOW OFTEI YOU OPEN ITS DOOR! NEW EXCLUSIVE PHILCO INSTANT COLD! ""*"' - ~;q~o io .....,... _.,. dtils ..ooq.,..tor II.. before. It loold. ..,_,......, belt.,. oo loooo oftoo """ opoo !I.e dooo-. 75 ti""" • do.,. R I 11 better food pro<oclioo! Not~ le. # ·"'I lioao · Mel it's q · It,. • z.. z- (tOO ·~ ~ f'oo<j P • S•o atta Ho.pitel 'Wtth htterlon e AI Coli Prahcteci Fro. Hot Ail._ ... 0 It QWol.Fnoot e.tld . . a • Door 5oolo Lito We • EoaJ o.t leo .....,. h • ......... Door G I ' •Hottoll.7oq.tt.oloolf ... • HoW. !(a. W.CoM • JUST ... .,.. .....,....,..,...... ....... - - C: lfiii!SIC<l I .... ,_ $ --CCY-Ca •• (11111 1 11r11rnpt, prlvota ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ,'_ ' = Ollh ..,..,. , ...... ' } . . . . . \ .....,. . ........ . . ... . ..... llu~lll . - - - 1 1 THI ANSWIL.--~~ 1 PHILCO STAYS COLD WHEN IT GETS HOT! - -- iltad, lllte • llltOrt eut 1o 1 balanced rut t. price. Bu.., · •w«NJ-wu · Ill J lui'• C. :' Da• tv'S I • 41 a I I. • Whtn flhl'llltlGII . , ptnllt eotch 1ou , MASON JIUIN1UII ~ l_.,, . ·- II"• ~ne I in front of thl!!. dub and suffer. ! torney, Warren Sheets. of I pam · • ters! • . •• 1 . . xlll ... ree suc- ' ed a fractured kne~p. . '!Ia county, would not be eeiS. Arr.ordln~ to Sher1tr 881rd, ent bf>f'ause he was of the opin1 The da~ ended with the Cen an unidenllfled man then be· ion the preilmlnary hearing .ennial ball tn the Wahamo Isan firing a pl•toi Into the air Iwould not be beftn'e Thur!lda~. 8Ymnasium Saturaay ni&nt. lo scare the partlclpanto into 1 Ro.,, charged In the !hootgun Sunda~ ni(lht aaw ute conclu· giving up, and he then nad tho ' alaying Qf his 39-year·okl aion of ~ ,h, 'hree day"-' wht!J1 preml~es , after flrln~ at lea•t Charlotte, last Wednesday, 13udge Ptn'ter that his daughter a c'lflcert and ice cream lillcial three shol.•. was held on Ute MQson ;illage Th• Sh•rllf'• deputieo orrived , had employed ShNis to &reen. Hunured• atltt 1 ,oj~a the and put a halt to Uu~ brawl, and jsent him ~turday. event which featured the Wo· took one of lbe arrested men, The charge a&ainst Koss name band m concen, Miko Danny Dee Rife, to a o I • • r i read by Judge Porler. but Simmons and aides doinll In· Hoopital for treaiment of an plea wao mode. Present in the dlon tribal danct~a. and a vo- eye and forehead InJUry. Icounty courtrtom were cal. c.,nuen led by Mri, Lucille Sheriff Baird credited. an un· cutlng Attorney Ber'nanl, Swackhamer. namtci Gallipolis mon Wllh ~re· l Fultz, Jheritr Robert C. Harventing McCarl9 from baing , ttnbnch, Depot, H o w ar d beaten alter he had been 1 Frank, Judae Porter and Ro,., knoc~ed down the ltepo, a n d several othort wilh cooler and CAIJ.ED TO VEIIMONT mort soher heado lor lryinll to Mayor Charlet~ Lti&ar and restore order after the proprte. romily tert eady thl• morning ' to1 had been injul'tld. for Borre, Vt. callod by the sudIn other oclivlty uver t h e den death of her mothor, Mrs. weekend, lilt Sheriff'• Depart- Serafin wvin. Funeral mvi<tt mont inveotlgatad the bttaktn(l lwill be hold Wedneoday at 2 James I. Swlohor, 78, P retlr- and entering of a boose ocCU· p.m. etl farmer who had spent hi• pled by sam Sowardo, Rt. I, ontlra lllo In Cheohire, died at 1Ewlngton on Saturday. DINNER GUESTS 5:20 p. Ill. Saturday In Holzer Sowards told lnvealigalin& de- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Hoapltal Whert! he had been a putiea that he Jell tha h01181!, lo- Nease Settlement, were Sunday potlttnt lor three dayo. He had cotad on EwinJion Road, about dinner IUtlil of. their parenlti, boon In foUing health for a 2 p.m. Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. 11:. R, Yott, Mid· at approximately 8 p.m. to dlep0rt. year. Mr. Swlober wao born in cover Ihat H had been broilen ~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Cheshire June 30, 11187 the only Into. lr child olthe Jato David and Mar- The thlel or thieves r;~:~ pm Coughneour Swisher. He entry by prying open a 111 wao the 1191 of hlo family, and and onco Inside, ranaacked the only turvivors are couains. hou.e. Strvleoo will be hold at 3 p. Soward• 1tetad that he could m. Tullday at Miller's Homo onlv determine that the bur1glar 11 for Jl'unorala. Rev. Andrew Par· had mndo ott' with one box lOlli of the Sllv~r Run Bapllat 22-coliber rifle shells, a can "" 18 to 59 Church will offlctate. Burial will Zippo lighter fluid , and six FOR SPARI! TIME bo In Grovel IIIII centeiery. ,.ven porlut alze Weotom 1 Friend• lillY eall at the funer&l books. No money or firearms home alter I p. m. Ieday. were reported mlltting. Pall boaran will be B n o 1 Neiaon, Rort Matlllewa, Leo NEEDY WELCOME MeCarty, Clutt'lll Abloo, Glad- · The Salvatlon Army said ~n Wtrner ond Luthor Amos. day that free day In Meigs county will be IQIIAD CAlLED frOIII g until 12 noon at Mlddlttport lniiF!IWY • ..,. Buttemut-av. Anyone In cue aquatlomen Wll't! lllntmon· coonty in need of clothing is ld 11 Vtll p.m. SUnday lor Wlll w•lcome. Gilkey of Llldlng Creek, who ----- · • I'""" Of •r•otkol •or• • • taken to Mlip Memorial M.ftft.• TO MEI••· Th• DaUr ltfttlfttt IINI MIN .... • l'o.,..,.,, .... hospillll 11 • motlleal potienl. The Middleport Athlelle H..,, . ...................... ,,. At 11•1.5 p.m. IMt nlllbt aquld.. Boosters wm meet ~:=~a~l men were called lor Mrs. Gor· .p. Ql. at the ct., .. . . .. .. •.. . ll•to don Wolfe, Rallftlacl.ll, MlddJa. cafeteria. Parents of ti;:·~;;; .... . ,. ·· port, a medical pollen!, who football and bul<etbilllfl••· ....... .. ... ,... •.. · .. · ,... lllun to Hot. holpl.,J are to allend. • 11 13 Rawllnga-Coats ambulance. 11 &UARAITEED •4': gantes will Ita parwtltt«< II Nov· ......_...__,,__.. -.,y For top coacrete- a low, low pt1ce-<'llll • lodafl Now, rour plumber or HOllE l.rtoctift In 1117 OOIIJ AC4lll!llUCl' IIEOPZNI NEW YORit CVPII-'l'horoughbred roeiltl marb Ita rataro tn Adqueduct lAid.,- ofter Ita IIUIUII montl>'• "vacation" at Sarat.>ga Springs. OplaiJ1I ..., foolure ol lha If. 11.11 HOME LAUNDRY CO. D . J celeurfitton'• WATER HEATER 'PROBLEMS? Ret Ire • dF armer • Trade-in Of CheshIre your trouble now Dies Saturday for •251 MAlTER PAIITEII I' Th N• W• COMPTON 0 0 • I .........., Chol'ce of p' PIea D }ayed 1 rh ,..,, 110 72 455 24'k Th w st Virpua team Willi hlr fatbar In Will VJralnla, Kanoas City 57 72 :441 II lh~ 1n' the third on a thret 11 10· WILLLUISTOWN, Masa. -Mrs. Wo!lltlngton 4T • .384 311 , Nil :Jif fool homerun by Batey. Mn. Weitha Clark .,.. 111•111 1 Anne Quoot Weill won the Untied Saltmlay'o -Ita Tha ouild tripper came with of the Robert Calrk lamlly. Stetes Wtmten'a Alllolaur goU Now York ! Chicago o ~· nd 8o h who bad Mr. and Mn. Charlel JOitlet\ championship with a 21ey•nd 1 '"c- JlelrnH • Kanoaa City 1 11 ln. hit ba<!~ ~ bock :O&wa, aboard. and daughter are 1J11t11C1bti lory over Peggy Con • Clovelond a Boston 1 Masoo then dominated the days ot their home here, -;-Loa Angeiefo 10 W10hlngton 2 ame b poundlnJ Centerville Bev. and Mrs. Barnharl were 1 Ueber ~ IGI' tltrte _ . lUiflll of Mr. and MrJ, rnd CHICAGG-CrimiOO l!aton won Minnesota 1 BaWmore o $111.1i0 Wultin&lon Park llan· Snnday'o Reoalts p In each o1 the next tWII Dltll! l't!<!Olldy. dicap at ArUngton by two lengths Detroit n Kansas City 5 llstl runs Mlu Janice Epple spent the p· , Son frames. f ther and 1 over tper Detroit 4 Ka- Cfty 1 <2nd> In tha fourlh TuUoh and Mlt- weekehd with her a · TWICI D~Y 2 ... P, M.· Boston B CleVeland I Usil b 11 both walked Bird brother hert!. DOORS OPEN lond 7 p, M. NEW YORK....- Gonzalez out.lCleveland 1 1 <llld, !lin. I C. e bed• ball llld Mr. and Mrl. Theo IDndalittl Adt Itt $1.00 Cl!illirtll Sot pointf<l Juan <.Rocky) Rivero '" , Washingloo 4 Loa Angeles I hit by~ l~lethem h~. TuJ. MJ'I. David Hindi ol ltst1'11111 katt Uf btt'' a 10·round naltonllliy • te)evtsed Nelf York 4 Chicago o llot ) ~.,2! 1 d off the ost vDJe •lllltetl ot the ~ of PI.IIITY Ofl -Ill IIA I TMI ONL V 110 CtllCUI bout. atioago tl<lew York 1 <2nd, lZ i~J =~·~eawalketl : n d ()bor< Marklal th11 ..-L Mn. COMING THII IIAION Minnesota 1 Bahlmore ! Mltc:dl homered to ~ out lnnd~ U •Jllllldlltl a fiiW ..,,.Ill& Pill PAIICINII lluJHiay M...y•a PNI!ablo Pll<berl tb J1b1011 orbtg with her -.111-law and dlltlilb-1 AKRON, Ohio-Johnny. Poll won Minnestoa at Washington! ttwl· e b IIC for. Maeon ,.,re ter. -:~lf"_;;;;;~~;;:;;,;;;ii;..;. the Amerltan !loll Claooto by foor DiahtJ IIIJ!P"an Cd-lliJ and Kaat otlter ~in wttlt olnglell. Mrl. Jolm I!Atul, Dona '11 strokes over Arnold Palmer when litH) Vi. Cheney <().91 and Ritlo :.~.d IWo slnileo to 1... , and Mra. Arthur P'lllnlnltll ht carded • 116. zil <H>. CentervUie hitting 8ltd Clarlt: and allended the 8th OGDEN, Kathy Wit"' Only II'"'>;" odtedulotl Williams 01ch e,ot s!Dgles. lnual reunion at the II. Mal~a.ll ""'rth captured the Utah Women'a 'I'll• ay"a ~~eawnl""' Sentl-flnall of the tournament W, Vo., park Sunday, AIIC. lO~essJ'onal o n golf ~ milt :nt- Loa AJllolea at .Detroit .... will begin Tueoday ll.i:IO p. m. II , pe Ciol<010 at Clevelond nilbt 'th Mason playing the GIIJI. WINS -.MILE BACE five otrokea ahead of Mi.U, Mln a at WaobbtgWit tdaJtt "'. ..... •......-.. WATI!llfll OLIN, N. y, Wroght 1'D•)l' !""' polis AJI.Sian, "'"' ,,_.,. "VoltaiP · Konau c ., at - tmore n ••• W"<<l"wday at s:• p. m. wlllt - ll!tldll ~ of ~ CIII!2ITNIJT HILL, Muo.-Chucl< . Bolton ot New York J, twioni~ Middleport meeting SyriCII&e. Falla, Ohio, 11011 thl 44-lllp U. S. McKlnloJ and Demtto Billion ..... Mason 1101 11111-4 8 t Auto Club raea lar 110 Ol'ly ..... tho Natiooal Doubloo title by cJe. Bit~ Ten Official• Centerville 120 0011-3 4 2 geta Wllb an ••erlll opead leoting Raflll 01uaa and Aontonlo To Draw Up Boleti Howard and Lilly, llelllan 113.41 lllllla por hour lor lllo PalafM, ~7, t-41, 5-7, 8-S, 11-ll. CIDCAGO IUPIJ - Bill Teo an<\ a.tJI!I, · milo grind. Marprol Bmlth OIId Robyn £b. footboU coodleo OIId olhlelle dir- bora Derlent Hard and Mlrl octoro meet Tuttoday to draft the B -, H, !0 I, H, lor the wom- ; COil{......., - U ocbedttleo for en'• crown. Ute ta.JJ'10 11880111!1. Each IChool wiD ba\'1 1 pUnillU QUOIN, Ill. IUPJ) BjiOOdy 1 mum of -Big Toll ~-and S«..t wu made the earlv favor- 1 mslmum of ten pmea overit. for W-y·o till .Mil Ham· all. '11le p.- n1Jle.C8111t oehedbialonloa ~ olo18i<. ulo will bo npllldod In 1181, and INCIALAT Saratoga. I l , . . hr SERVICE Murder Charge ro:::;l .AU. STAR8 DRY CLEANING I I un- .., '· . .-. LAUNDRY& I Mrl: w.,. !all • SAY GOODlY ••• :"'4 POMEROY I 1 t ana SEPT. . i -'f"t ""'I Harrtso'ovUle Soci·a·l NoleS Weekend Sports Event SUDlmary 11; ; : ::.::, ~ eotjkl., Mlldt would .....ido n!j u: :=.::.:. ,.;_-.. TO WASHDAYI 1 I 11e wool4 ctrer •I a ••sun I I 'If a o1riU II !l!o 'IJIIW 1'11111 tP *" ':!m., · '. D b Jtm Brown Stors As Browns ru Son franCISCO 24•7 In EXh'b't'10n Ill ,,,.,rut 0 ver pa 1.mer . I In cIa 55. •Ic c. ~ Ill tlw _. ol 1¥ hole wfUJ ~ lhat )llton lor Centen~lll u .. • !ll)iiiJ .ealled "per!ecl," """'*"Nancy Cornwell and ber eourt. An unldenli~ man who ~ ru..tral omlalt fer Dm41 •ASIIINO'ION f u Pll - al ~I!',!:-~ tr~! ~ =an-. main&. 10 lltdles Ill dJotlleW, Allo 011 thll Quttn'l !Iolii Wll't gn to oltlp elf hll tllotltln~ at 1!.. lllleU.., M, 10ut1t ~ ~ oplrltetl llfll .,..,.. il! lilt - 1 ,... 6-llp The ouly ••• inserted llllide e1 11 N ID Donna sturceon. Milt M.- .the BIU&-WUiow Nile Club a· Middleport, w 41et1 lunt!IJ' Columbus and Soutbem Ohio s.eoto totJor _. Jogtalatloo fTfWI • and ' " " ta. !llot the. ratlrllodo wW opcrll4 • nddillon•l fllhl11aelor. Courtly, and Gay Cartwright, bon KlllltJIIa •rly llunday mornlilf at St. Anthon) •8 boo0olllp011!', IIi NOI'th ailtled a1 P'l"'entlng a nationwide ..,.. to co11ectiY< bore• rung. the~ power lli•OIN(' QlieeD ot the ....,t J...K I rnomlnll Ill off a clllht rtl<· pltal, Columbus, Ohio, alter a Slratt, hiMI ~ roltroaol otril't 'rltt!rod4y, V•lw• tht di'I"''J! '- oettled by Ja••"' f!OIG. ''l'bu<f.,., lllo '"" When '"'- 11111 hiJin at'l lootbaD ...,.. Mila Clrtwrlght lion of eyenlll U.l led to 1 full two weob II~. wth be hl14 lhoro ""minRs of IIO,CI29.00& fenate leaders planned to call 'l'huraday, tho ron.:-" plan 10 idont llltoukl be ~ wD brought up, lhaf wtll btl llowl! lillie d<ou&Jtler ol Mt and Mr1. llllllt br•wl thai ll'lll two mon Tueadly 111 1 11 .m., II tha 1\p'. for lito 12 mtRllha endlli Jult up • lllelllli1'0 approved by put tho """trovoratol IIOW work the full of 1 J~ Carlwflaht of Nest by hoUCilj!llr 111 • Jutopt.,l eo. 14 llle bolpllll, llle arrest of ling..C.Ou Funaral home with 31. C!Omporad with Sl.tillt,OO& 1 -miltee 1'rid117 tnl~ from Jumblll. thrN othll'l. lnd IO!IIf sh!lts lth• Row. Donald Boone olfleiat- l"'' oarllef. would ~!lilt 1 •vtn-111111 · ~. )IJ' AI lite lladlum lhe 1overnor beillll fired by allOiher 111 1 ing HalT)' M Miller JH'f!"lrlent bllrotl"" hoard In iottlo the l011r. :•nt~ V~'::a111 1Ui~ wu g:~ b~ salute who if bltnraought by the Ga~ Burial will be In 'RIYorvttw this IIIIOunled' lo ~II!~ y""Qid-'< rolos dispur.. leveled off o1 : hlU ..., by mpan~ 8, leth Special Ita C«inny Sblriff'1 llopartmrnt etmetery. based 011 • ... 001) , ;. 0 1 flte ~ lknnmert'O OtmmW· .... • Forces Unit West Vlr•lnla Na· tnd H• · rvJv-• by h'' 'f . ...., With· rJ ' ' .. lot W<tll "'~ 1o a~~~;~: ll the mine "' ,..,... a IIUidlnl • • IY. . " !Ill .. m WI.. comPII!W 1 pad for tho oPofl. ::'!'::."~r:u.:o: Shlrtll Oscar Baird repOrted ~.:;. ,::::· d';:v~r ·M'i:. a sltare IIJt preceding 12 similar ltiU 14d~y. . Nuv~ wu Ill a chamber llboUI wu f . C. Rtleherl, Mlyor of today that line men were ar- l'loren.;, Snell or :: ~ and Operating revenu.. for Oren Harrta, D-Arlt., said h~~ !I USE OUR EXPERT 18 feet aw<~y from Throne and 1'/IW Haven Ma)'111' DaytOn RaY· rtsted at 2•45 a .m. Sunday a• 1 M R ' ~ •ho · . same 12 month perlnd were itcp<'d rules rommlllee .. 8 11 1 ' It r th . ld I nd 1h rs. . · erry, un wte, .......,.red 'th ,.. 8(1\ ay 8lld lha ll0111t Felli n. nt1 ol Muon 1ave the opeoch rosu 0 ey Vir~lnla · a brother """'",... WI ..,., Wednoad ,._,. ·' • me en • 1 One of hil four brnthero, Pete of welcolllf or• lacing chorg.. of dloordorlie ' nd ~ M a 1.1 )It; oent 11111 Op. on oy, 1 Bova, at, a •ele!'llll ol 11 ,.,.,. Tllil Wahoma Hleft ochootlly condu<1 and intodcallon, and ~le~' M~rste~le: 'bo~h of r •· expengs climbed !rom ~~!Ito=left~ Son0oleonglftl•!l In the mlliN, ..rd II lito : blind played tl]e national porh~ps IS!ault and battery . noke Vo ond h' flv ndIn the prevloq' f r- ra • at "I koow lte'o aJIY<I 4nd I koow tt.em undor lilt dlrectton of , Tltoy were identified •• Danny hlid, ·· Y ' gre to ~I ,!11,000 iP the twelv• would ~ able kl enact he~~r.:11 I cool~ got hlm home" · Dee Rlf 25 Che k Ml c ren. juat or.ded IQtion before the flril<e 6 Mid blt brolhlr. "olw • Tom Rood whtlt John l,.ayne of I e, , . sapoo •: , lie wao a veteran of World , . ol 12.01 a.m., loeal time Tlnn'S'II 1lo wherJ he'o ill New. Haven led lhe tp'IIUp tn chael Lee Rtfe, 23 • stattoned War I and bod been employed Kilowatt hour sales of !,13!1,· day, gets lttmtlllla , 111181"8· Pa11or Jacl< Welch of with the U S Air For.. In Lou· at prnduetlon fo...,man at The 2119,000 were up U per cent Faoon lola" Ptnror cold lnd damp,":.~:• St. Paul's Lutheran chorch '" l lslanu, and Richard Douglao Holsum Bakery Frlentla may from tho provtooo twelve month On the 0 ve of Stnato debate,fl ably wbJ., tilly en or New Haven 8••• lite 1nvocalinn Daniels, 27, Huntington, W. Va. call at the fun~ral home any )ltrlnd Mr. Millar 11irl s.n Jacoh K Javlta JI.N Y from him. and the Boy Scout Troop ol 1 Shertfl BatNI oialotl that he lim• ' · ' ' • · ·• "WE PICK UP AND DELTVF:R'' New Haven led the fl•o salute. received a call aboot 1:30 a.m. · ROMid Cathdollor boo enllst· Alto prmnted tl•ritljj the iSunday In which the Informant ed In the Novy and Is staflooned prOIJ'IID at the olatliu~ were reported that a shooting had C I •• ' at 0!'011 Llkeo, ru. for Dr. Warden L.ano and Mrs. Bar· lllken place at the Nlte.Ciub 0 p ' 0 M E T It I s T !raininl. ron. Tbe Jailer pre;onte<i lho , The sheriff ond three depu. Office Hours 910 12. 2 to ttCiose at Noon on Phone WY 2.2057 Mldcllaport trophy lor tba wlnn•lli float to ltie• arrived at the nlte opot In 8'\'S 0 Tbun - But Cou.rt St Pomeroy tht Mlson Mother,; club ttme to arrt~st the three~ men fol· "' ~iiiiii Following the program at lowing lhe dleturbance, but ""' lite atauium t... •"'""''"' ••IU ~till seeking !wo othors lnvolv· I hia part~ were 'liken on • wur ed . 'I of llle new Waham. Junior One of the men being sought A preliminary h•aring In tho hi(lh. Prin,cipal Clyde Foley reportedly went to the Iron! of first de~ree murder char11r directed w~t wur auu 4fiPw~r· l the bandstand, took orr htt jgainst Ralph E. Ross, 64, waa ed qUfi!!itionll, . jshlrt and Bermuda short11, end startfld In MehJII oountv ~ourt l'ne governor left tor Chat wa• about to complete the dlo· at 10•15 a.m. tnday, but woo 1 lestou aht!l' ~ha tour, JtJt many robln,e when Club Pr(tprletor lre,.es!!M a short time later uno! t1te olate ol)•ctalo rom•ined "Jiggs" McCarty altemptad to Ul thl• Thursday. tvr a umner prq;,p.r~;U ano »er· stop him . This caused thP fiR"ht I County_ Court JudRe rrank vro· L the 11M""'' <· ·• •n the ·to break out, and during tho en- 1W. Porter, Jr., a&reed lo recess school car.teria. At tho dmnor Isuing brawl, McCarty 111 a " I ~~· hoarlnr until 'l'hurl!day It Mr. Sullivan presented hii otafl , knocked down tho concrete otopil , io a.m. when R011 ..id his 7 the ,= ~"e championship from The way ill the IIOCOnd game all- Werry with two base knocks,. Gruellj!r. COND GAMK Plains. lng only 1ft hit.o. The PO!¥- Bob Smilh with a double, Phil . SE I superb pltchmg by strong :oy Wlllander llllnecl 12 and Swindoll with a olngle, Harr~ Darwtn . 000 1[: ==·~ I ri~htbander Jim Bowles and waaed llu'M. . son a dooblo, and Tom Gru•.. The Plams 000 I . Bi ~ niltv lelthander Terry Ohlinger, o.rwln bitten In llw cham- er, a li"8le. Ohhng11er hand ~:~ry~nd H:~hted · Darwin to U and 10.1 ...- piOillhip ~"""' 1\'el't! paeecl by FlllllT GAME water· as man • Fll<'ctive wins"""' favored Tho Bowleo with 1 10111 homer ln ,The Plainl 000 000 ~ 2 1 mllll, Talbert:_:_ l4::_i·:__ _ Plains on tha neutral ~- . - -- - - ---· .. _.... . LOS ANGELES <UPil - '11le i Reds from the Ondprs. il will be tl1e kind ol balltheyncl<IIJIII hi=~S:'n;:;;.holf~~ v.lle diamond. 4·Daily Sentinel, Pom~roy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 26, 1963 i Clncinnau Reds tonight opon whot ~ ionC uphill st"'Uie. ,_ :d::,:d~::.•lol: trauble: the plata, 001110 oil wltlt 0 grllllil Darwin bad to come through will probably be the rooghoot ..,.. If Olncmnotl oontlnll<l. to . p~, Y siam home run in tlte eighth lnllo with victories In both gam.,. to les ol the ""'"'nt lenglhy road - . -, Ina to &ivo Jhl Jlldl a ~.,...,. win the cbllmpionshlp. The flrd , trip as they go against tholOiguef.7 victory .... the Gill!ta. game was a playoff to deter· : leading Los Angel.. Dodgen. • mine which team won the sec· I an effort to get oil on • ...,. I I 11 was Robbie's 19111 ho1net tltil ond half. The Plains had won 1 n<M, Cincinnati will start SAN FRANCIIICO <UPll -An · ())lllor, ohortly alter the oeason and the ltlth grond alam the first half. lf Darwin had : with Jim Q"\'001e an the mound, I aJfl't d~feMt combined with AOme \ began and the te&n of bls career, It w•.1 It tM ex· . drOpfl"n !he o\"'ning Ram• SunHe will be !IOOkinR !O bettor hi• , daring playCiillng to give tho I move the ball <Onslotently, pell&e ol Gaylord Perry, who had dav The Piams would have! . 1Clevelelld Browns their nrst trl. sending In ploys. relieved Billy Plerct. 8 unlloll PnM lootonolloaal 15-IO mark. won <he champiooship without Y Nalioaal Leope I The Dodgen plan on otartlng umph olnee Blanron Collier tnok i After the pme, Collier exp)pln- Cinchmlti atamd the I<OI'tnlll playing the second. with Don o.y,;dale, .who io !8-!4. ' as head coach. ed tbe reversion to the old policy. tho aeeond lnnlna when John !d· NOW Darwin will host the w L Pd. GB Cinelnnatl II now tn • bottle to . "We thought the plays ..... be- .......u lmo<ked hll nlntlt homo Ali·Stan or the J..gue next Loo Angel., Tl 51 .IWII I get baclt Into tho flrot dlvloion he The Browno, who had droppod l ing called too -•lively," run bul the Giants tied It when Surlday at 2 p. m. on the BedSt. Louis '71 sa .550 6V~ fore the seeMn run• out Uttle two straight pre-~ason tilts, fin .... I said CoJiier. "We [elt, as a atafi, Willie M• homered In the botforti field at Darwin school. By LEO a. PETERSEN j ros, with a rlnal round 71. fin- San Francisco 71 68 .550 61.-2 more than a month from now. II)' came thi'O\IIh •n I 11rand •lyle that we had to &jve the to of i 1 In Jhe first game SUnday, UP! sporlo 1:411or tshed th!Cd •ith 2111 . uhoch was Philadelplua 71 oo .542 71; With 10 1·1 gam" -rating the .sunday by defoatlnl the S.n l bleb the coura&e 1o play m same nn ng, 1daring lootl>all. You CllD'I Bowlos opened on lhl, mound AKRON, Ohm mPI> - There worth $3,1100 and that boosted his , Mtlwaukee 68 112 .523 10 . Frenc~co - • 21•7, Then San Francisco rlppod and worked until the 10venth .,.. two things that Johnny Poll, ' money·wtnmnllfi for 1!163 to 173.· : ctncinnall 119 64 .519 '"" While enroote 10 tbe victory the [ conservatlve..footboll and win throu&h CincinnaU starter Inning when ~e was rellt;Yed the new champion of the Ameri- i 956. That is only behind Palmer ' Chicago 66 tU .512 tt ~ Browns showed aJps of corruna:fpro tooU.II. Joe Nuxhah for fQur rlllllln the l.J~· Ohlinger. Each permitted can Golf Classic, likes to do : and Jack Nicklaus, the Masters ! Pittsburgh 65 6.'t .o I! up witb 1 polnt-produciPI offensa And one ot the ~h•y• was aewnd and UUrd and another rUJ one -hit. ; Win money and beat Arnold ano PGA champion, who picked 1Hooston 49 81 .'!1'1 ::0 and 1 mighty tUngy defenoe. dartug one. It COlllisted ol off Dom Zanni aft« he took OVII Dick Wells led hitting lor : palmer. llP 12.200 by firushing in a lie for ' New York 41 88 "" :16 \1 ~, back Jim Brown faking an for Nu.haD In llw third. the winners In the firs! game He did bOth Sunday. f1fth place to mcreaae his official , ey,reep and then tosslnl a pass. . Pierce frittered IW4l)' the &.1 wilh two doubles and • pair Poll won the $9.000 fir&l·place earning• to $83,465. &alunloy'o Rolu)lo 'l'ltla cllc!Ud ,.. . . . yard read In lha sixth •• ~ IIDoe 0. singles In four trips. 0 t h e r · money 1n the Cla><sic by heating ' . New York s Chica1o In oeoring effort whon llrowD hit tripled home Eddie Kaoko and 1 Darwin hitters in the first : P I b f strokH He shot Pott's first-place punt n- San Franciaeo 4 Clncnanatl 3 12 . vetel'lllt Ray Renfre for Ken WaJters. The Reds addtd '"" arne were Mike Werry, Jim·! .:::,: Yr ~SII-70 ill. the final creased hlo year'• golfing gold Pittsburllh 7 Philadelphia o Mason scored • 9-S win ovor Brown•' RCOOd tou<hclown of other when Bose scored on a wild ~y Joe Hemsley, Phil Swin- round su::ay over what the tour- to a total of ~· 115 ' putting him H~uston 4 St. Loull 0 II 1 centervUie of Gallia County Sat· ~~pitch by Perry. dell. Dale Harrison and Bob· ing pros label the toughest goli IJ!h on tbe hot. Hill l'nlsb.<l Mtlwaukeo 2 Los Angel• urday afternoon In the Syracuse . 111 addition 14 f>MIIng for In the fatal eighth, Mom Cunningham, al.l with 'si ngles; i course they have to play - the Y~ungwlth~Vfl69 for "/Jf}..' Theil Suaday'l Results . 'Boys' League tournemenl . i ThOSe callfna: on Mr. tilly. fullbaak Brown Keough and ftOfe llnatedt and 1 To~_Grueser . ~l~-~- ~~~?~~ - ~~ 7,165-yard Firestone Country Club ~::Nicklaus and Brltlah Open Philadelpia 4 Pittsburgh 2 ~o 1n. The game ended the opemns IMrs. Obert Markins were Mr. over for the other two Keough was tossed out at tht layout. . cltam ion Bob Ciooriefo at 283 , fol· Chicago 3 New York I round of play and put MallOn In and Mrs. William Wood of AtJt. doWilll from ont ond nina plato 011 Tommy Horpor's !nlleld For Pott. tt was only tbe Pb P ul Bondeson at 2114 , Houston 3 st. Louis 1 the semi-finals this week with 1ens; Mrs. Beaalt DoucJaa, AJ. out. oot. Vado PiniOtl walked to load fourth tournament vicinry In his , iowded oby Na 1 h ,_ 1 -· , Los An-les 2 Mllwauket I Mtddleport, S)Tacuse and the bany, and Mr. and Mrs. ""•en The !Inti three polnto come the ba111 and Bobin..n homered. B byPGAcchampion om 0 - Jay · •- . · · All..., ••· .,.. tiM Jut qLllrf« when Lou seven y.ears on t he Iour. . anFormer He-!' Cincinnati B San FrancIsco 7 Ga1bpolls .... rs. . 1Markl:n8 and daughter carpen. Joey Jay wat credltad Wit' h tbe "But tt wao by for my great· , Ga Pia ..,., Tony Lema, • Montloy'• f>roloahl• Plldten Howard worked on the htll ter· all!O Mr. and ThamaS Too" Orou booted a 45-)'lrd win, hil oixtlt opil!ol 16 lootet. ..t." said the 'ZI·year old Potl. l ~amp~n and Harold st. Louis at San Francisco - for M~son and gave up only ;Doyle and daullflter of CoJum- 1pl. "When you ileal Palmer. ynu l f.. h~ 1 2fli while at ! Brogllo 114-81 vs. Marlchal <IS. four biU. He al110 .Well out •b . Mr and Mrs l!:arl Starke• The deftuo, howover, -" . Kneece "" • Rudolph . . I II w-•...,~_....,..., l beat the grea e"· , 287 - omsMaoon and ' 1) . 14 Centerv ille ba t•· ,.rs, an d Iofus,Cll')llnter and. Robert l)uno' -·--'• ,....,~tve U Pott, before Sunday. hadn t ! • ki MJlwaukee at HOWiton tnlghtl- walked lila:. ' R D , 49er aerials' to thwart aq, won a tnul'namen< sin c• thei Fred Haw ""· Hendley <IHII va. Johnaon 18-171. Centerville picked up an early 1 Cin, Pomeroy ' ' 1 that had been averaging II Waco Turnor in May of 1!162. Jle. , Clnclnnal.l at Los Angol.. olght leld by scorln& a run In the Mr. 8ltd Mrs. Ca~J are !llti\'IIJI por game In Ita lint two fore that h• had ""n at Dallas - Purkey •&·II vs. Dry..talo •16- flnt and two more In the sec- :to the Estep home on Kin_. Defensive halfbaclt 1I4IH and West Palm Beach. 14l. ond, but Muon rallied for three , bary !load. Mr. ln4 Mrs. Estep ... wao tho billblef, Den..r Nut Stop ; <Only gam.. eclteduled I. run• in each ol tho third.! moved back to Golllpollll. Mn. ,.... whlla llntb• h 11 M15CHANIC STREET Now he hao ..t hiS stghts on TuadaY'• Gamel lourth and IIIIth lnnilll•· l!:slep'l heallh Ill bad. Coaaoto)Jo and Sam Tldm... PARKING f,.OT this week's Denver Open. 1 New York at Pittsburgh night Centorville acorlna opened ! . del~ beck BobbJ ll'rankUn l Aut. Pomeroy lmerg•ncy " I'm only oorry Palm<'r won'ti a. Unltf<l p,.,, )Jtternatlonal 1Philadelphia at Chicago when Ratliff led off tho lint Mrs. Mary DltthltS IOI!Ie be~ plel!ad ofl tha elhat:l. Flnt Ald Squid In" be there." he said. "I'm gotng 1 · Saltmloy with a ol"81e, stole both second ter. Her aloter, Mn. Clrl Taclde Monte Clark, Injured 1Milwaukee at Houmn night to have tn beat htm a lot more I . . , . h . Cincinnati at Los Angel"" mght 1nd third and acoret1 when the ben. lha flnt oodtiltltion pmo, before 1 get even ~ith th< timto Mtamt. Fla.-Ht&h-...rtn; ·:~" ' St. Louis at san Francisco nl&ht next batt;,r, Beman, who bad Mr. and Mrs. Henry belli piiOid on the lnlurld 1 1 be has beaten me. . , Pennell rea~~ ~rd A111erk•• Leap wa1ktd, atole IICOnd. ner have their son's family, lilt -.1 1rill mlH the ~ · 1f, Pott, who tied ktr the !tnt· I three-quarter meh m pO~ ~~st w L Pd. GB In the MeOntl inn1nJ the 101- Clayton Waaoner of Columblll, Jup llpeuer ogoilllt Wuhing· 1New York round lend and then iOd the loeld durmg the ~""'!'Ilia Go 113 41 .f'IS · · era added two men when Clark lor 1 few days. ton lleptemblr lllh. alone going into the. thtrd and , Amateur Alhlette Umon meet. Minnesota 71 ST .S&i 1110 linlled and stole ·IO!!Ond, WaDI· The ..owns wiD l'llllllin on the fourth rounds - picking up 13.·1 _ Chicago ft 58 .5!0 II II' wu given lint on IDtetfet• Mr. and Mn. Tom Willi'~ wool • · OIJd elaab with !33 In bonuo money lor domg It SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.. Y. Baltimore 72 10 .145 l!l'o IIICO of lite <atdler, W!IIIUII ltetl Mr. Inti Mrl. &towart of l,ao Anplaa Barna Sllurdly - figured wlten he teed off SUn· Trafftc ~ed a lenl!lh vt<tory Cleveland 64 68 .48lllll~ Wllked, Buah walked to force Middleport. DlPt· ,woaLD'I eaiATIIT day that "I had to shoot a 68 • over pNV"""IY Amlotar Boston 112 111 .411111 In Clark, 8ltd Ratliff singled to .,_ G U •-'•• INTUTAtMMINT VALUit 69 to win." In the $11!,;175 Hopeful &takes at Detroit 81 lilt .4811 21 IClll'f Walller ..,.., regory -~• Hot Figltt ;;:: ;:.;. ':'. ~.;.p!' ~ ":~":i~..,···~· ._ Looming On ·":'~~a-"' ~~ Strike Law =::. 'r... :, =~= orb-ti I!ID se:': w. Mr.SueUer, C&SOE EafQlil HolmmForem~ $3JOOnEach Dt'Su"day "" •¥ Common Share Go . Ci H.~pe·Rises vemor tes Off Reaction 111 l'*'lilwlll ~n~n~ -~~ , , _ . . . o.t Of Gun~ Fist.. ~y rrollB J)ll9 tbco lllolool IOeli!lB lktat .... brouiJit frofll Cbal'· I, " Darwin Takes Title In Two------~-------~·~~=---~d Sl H R Robinson s \J ran am ome . un : carrtes • R·. eds pas t GIan • .t s. By 8•'7 . Darwill eanw ' I JOII'II uptrltiiCI a light•OII·JOit•fttt · fttllltg, yet WOII6trlullr rntful, toralorto Jag upportl Tt7 a Pllr 1 7011'1 loYt ....,. atepl E•pertty fltttcl. FO·R · ' ..N. 2NO AVJ. N&.ABBO . PHONI WY N121 00 �• .. . . .BEAT THE ' 1 .... . ..,., Ill¥• ww. ...-.•. '~'•YJIW 'o 1e lbo tolr. 1 llr. .... .... Aal Mr. ud lin. iewtll ·~ IIIII lltenMd Gil lilelp Ill PomeroJ IIIII Mr. end Mtt. hlr. IVblcolll Glloell IIIII famiiJ fl M.EHSION IN .REVIEW ·~· "" loolrno _ , '1bl Loo Allee Euler left Slturd•J for •Now .,._, vllllal 111. IIIII v111t 1lllb lrlondJ 111 Mn. NOI'IIIIII w~ .,. ,DIIM IIIII Mr. IIIII Mro. Joo ftldl telovll1ae by: o1oo DodC.. llld SID ~ DIJOI.: Actor Gloabo bolltl>lll- ore Mn. Dono Amok1 boo - . :Wynmlller Tuolda7 lo ber bomo Iller un- 1 Mn. Huab a.tbl Olllled 11ft ., BOLLYWOOO .UPII - lo Ads Get Results. WANl AD INFORMATION D.IADLINES !l:OO p , M. O.y ~ fon· l>u b!lnti on ~ ~rr.": Y 1962 Corvair Monza 2 Door _ _ $1995 .. , Ed lofeUohoo, - Low 1m 1 e3~e b · one local owner Spotle~s clean interior . >harp white finish. Like new whitewall tires , healer and othf'r deluxe equipment. ted hruned.latelY, Tbe NATES For Want Ad. Service " Cen\1. per word . ont ln~erllon, )llinl.UIIum char•' 'iXl cenu 11 Cent. per word for 1'hree ...on. wcuU"e ln!M!M.Ioru. FWI rate of 4 centa pc.r word wtll be char&ed for adv.rll~l~ If nol paid wiLftln 10 da)'l *fter rece~vinJbill. 1251 CARD oF TJt.ANKS - I . . or l!ul(b Down~. boot o1 ' NIJC.TV'I ·"J'od.y.'' cakes hll oeo. ODd two-W<!Ok vacation of the TO Pt.ACE A PRODUCING AD PHONE WY 2-2157 SNUFFY SMIT.. '·-"""" """"" -·t be , _ In lbo lloutll., DAILY CROSSWORD DOW!< 1.8.... 2. Little hotel I. Kuole not. ' · Woo ollence e. Rich: mua. R••ck Springs V News, Events In Memory ll.AD . . '1. J'ollow I. Type ot oombllna' tor ron automobU. 10.11. All eall H.lptpt U.Jnjun obltptor)" 111. AdmiDlller 18. PJ.rt of .. to lte" IT. Price 18. J'lap 18.To- ··..... .........,, li.Hip II. 21. A ......... ~ 21. Quan- I. Call for ot ....... 12.A.dr... oht&ta tity •• yam IN. Brtotlellke ........ 211. UC!IIlt'o eowlll ll. lltpt oolor 14. 81\upen, u a rNOI' lT....... hh,..r'• ....., aa. Tllo Quol<at oottler U. J'eneer'• toll M.Byw&yol 21. Mu.lcal tnat.n.Jment 37. F"ut.n, wlt.h thrtad al. Oecll.._ U . ItaJiu ..,-.,..,......,........,., ,.,......,...,.,....rt._. ttoa IO.ImokJ 21.R&UonaJ =·-' Jl.llan'l 111........ If.. "-ot oum"'er .otarlir•l Monday • · hltureo oo "'oclay" om week! IDolude ollowlna• Billy Itoao and: - - - - - - - - deoiper · Y"" st. Lauront Wocloe!daJ: olnger Bobby Bteell Sunday School ottendllnce lor Tllllnday; a lilm reporl 08 a August 18 wao 59; offering was)• biiDd ..If. .• matcb, also 11nnj $20.32. o~<qi end o talk about Jluutan Rev. and Mrs. Lesler Taylor fublono by u AIDertcao drosa and family of Porllllloulb apellt 11 IT"S SO EASY WA.NT .,...,.1 Ieman ud 'hmorrow • - - - - - - - - - - "\...117": ~ W(lrd minimum . Each addlt>on· RESULT OD bly !bey the al woJ'<l lc. ohl.luarln publ11hed al 1 cem per ..,ord. Satur•ohy-3:30 A.M. Lo 13:00 nuu eomintrelola, tbou8IJ - - : lliollord ""' premlero o; Nl!CTV'o "!!how will be boll lor .lllo IDUIIcai ol tho W"*" Sept, II, 1D a dr• Uon o1 the Drat IDDU8l CBS.'I"VI IDO o1 lrlob Republleon , JPOcial 001111110morolbll lull • Arln1 voter~~~~ who otot an •• ,..,.., openl•a ol Now Yorll:'o ....inailou · .. Trevor Howard, UDooiD Cealer for tho perform wbo w0n the lil8U3 __,..,,, 1111 arts: R o1rs SepL II lor ao EIIIIDJ lor /It• lnYlncible Mr bour .•. Same pnl8l'IID, Allotalr DtsraeU." 11.,._., with !he same Cooke wW be overaD bolt .• , network .-o ·~· r1te itl Nov. li lpl· the ahow will combiDt musiCIJ ciol abool Greere'a aoldeo •••· driDio ODd ballet. pub DIIU:J ;.: Bird o1 YOUIII;· lion ID tho _. awre UV.n one 1ncorrec-L l ntertk>n . OF}'IOE HOI•.I BS 9·30 A . M. to 5:00 P. Llll 1 luppoftU~· aclo- 0eear for ''heel ]UDJ cancer." wUI not be responaiDie lor =~=Itt Harold:be; I edit or reject all)' Md• dllemed ~onable. Erron ahould ~ = al 81. J ... 1 moJor-.,. tho "foal8hl'' ~.......... \I'IU be 11lo obow bullMD LTWoot boot ol NllCTY'o - · dlii)' quia Vllrle!J, reporll that a m""iclp••I-J .._t I.Tu ohow, "Mia!.. Llab," lllattllll I)' cnmod radio otau,G Ia llopt. 1.. . J...., bao cleclded to dilc<lllllm11i Presllfo i:..Ciq Dopl.: Ed olgorett. odYerllllD& "beoOUIO l.t.ubr"-t. Bef!leJ. wbo woo lllo IIIII IJeOt. tvldeoco ClllliiOCitnc IIDOIDDI wllb i JO, Koop cloor $1795 .n--1 Mr. llld llrl. P. II. llboelfor l Mn. Ronald Oolllardt . . d IARNEY GOOGLE Columbul apent MYor!li lily• aon Bruce 1p011l lilt - k ~=~ Soml ed" Mr. IIIII Mn. molber, Mn. w. A. . _ . alDc lo ... N - Ia "mb. 81tM:btaD and famiiJ, 'lbey ean. r:,: s:!. ~iv":"" 'J . . hnb.b, fawn interior with bucket seats , 4 speed box , 102 engine, radio, heater. Tires show little wear, a 1 ke nt>w car at a rea] saving. 1 n llaop=- boldon tn a poy-TV.,...... 1"''1 "Portl'alf' lilpt. e • • For- Will problbi)' -:.."P 111<0 . lt!lll l'ller of Y-'<lvlo, ll!a ...,. 'II ,._ Monda v Deadlln~ &:00 A- M. . Monda) CANCELLATIONS CORJUICTIONS WW be .a~«pted. u.uUI \l:OO A. M For DIY uf publlcallr.n U:Gl1L ATION& 'l'he publlaher ,· uer~,.. l.he rl&bl = auw. !:: 1!':~1!:.. 0:, ' : USED CAR BUYS 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ 1 • State" •. Anlmal tu: w.d!M eondleo •.ADap 1"' ~4-~~--~+-~ ao. J'orce 11. SUD lod. II. Toward II. Color!.,. lh'll IC. Urp (CIIl) 115. Arrival -= IT.:IIInonl st. Harnmv end 40.- <LBoladobt D!I.R.V CRVP'I'OQUOTE- Here'o how AII:YDLBAAXB to worfl 1&: II LONGFELLOW One lett*!' .Wply 1tandl for another". In thll Ample A iliuM for tiM tbree U1. X for tbe twG O'a, ek Single leLtera, &JKII'bophlu, tbe leJlllh Ul.d formation of the words are all hillY ..... daJ 1 1 1 0 - - ... dlff...m. A 0r7J4o1ram QuotaMo• QWIYI UA PWUB.W ORQWUON BXO PUQWRIQ DI XII:U .OA TKVIKDYl X&YBWKAil KOJ VKDRY -KJJUARO llatW'da1'o (leyp-1 CONDUCT 18 THRilE·lJOURTHI QF OUR UJ'II AND 1'1'11 LARGEST CONCilllllf~ARNOI.D 0 Jill. IUq iWt.urM $¥Ddii.:.&!A, 1110..__ _ __ WMPO Radio ' MONDAY 11IRV FRIDAY l 1/ ·' -·~··· ., wllllo ..... ollll-1 • Even the,.....,.- netds deflasiii!I-Willa .,....., exclusive FIQit-Proof , •10CHb. 211n1a1111 - · PUREBRED BEAGLE puppies. Roger Buckley, Reedsville, Ohio. Ph. Coolville 66'1~. 8-24-3tp •.Twin & I I - fruit IIIII lllplolllo HydfllarL • SlllfiP- hll<alllllf, --~ plore for onniiiU llottloll · IV I MARK AUTO • Frlcidll,. •ponillllllltr,IIID -oi-14T-I $359 ..,.,_ With Trade · AIR CONDITIONING FRIGIDAIRE THE FAMILY ltEFIIQIIATOII BAKER FURNITURE e Fits Almust Every Car eTransferable When You Trade Cars e Guaranteed 24 Months MIDDLIPORT, 0. or 24,000 ~Wes WANTED! e Most Popular Unit In The U. ~.A. MEN-WOMEN b'u1ll .,.. 11 to ·5I. ,.,..,.... now lot U. 8. CWII iolf opplnf1 In tbll .._ IIUI'tnl &hi llU:t 11 motJtU. teme. $340·00INST ALL ED 00Wttrllm8nt ~UoiUI , . , U tuab u --., ..._GO Tb~ a ntolltb prcmllll U mQdt. ......., "nrttJ CbU prlvaet emploJmmt aad .ue~Jmt op. POrtunlb for adnncnte~~t. lhDJ pnttkmt requ~n um. 01' ao a)leC1a1JMd -sueatloa v apatnce. B»l to pt OIMI of tbNio to• BLAETTNAR'S Auto POMEROY, 0. , . . mud ,... • t.d. n. eomptUUon ill bell dd lD -IU II.... aniJ OUI 0111 of ----------..;...-'---fl, ...... OE!IEBRO, SWedeD <UPU Ralph Bootoo of Los AngeiOI WOD 1wo ·evente SUnday In an lrl>!r· LINCOLN lllVICI. Dopt. 142 Polda, tlllnolo . , I am veJ7 IDUeh lntoreiiiCid. Pleuo lind mo oblolu!Oir I'IIEl! (1) A 11Bt of U. S. Gcivel'llllleul DOIUtoltl ID4 i!IJal'o le•; (2) Iafonnallon a~~ · bow le qullfJ lor io:lJ. S. Co'l"fllo' ment Job, · , Mti0D81 traa and field meet Na~~~e •••·••••••••••• ,. .. ............~ ........... Aat ....... . ' ' . . tile lOCHDeter hurdles ill lt.l ...,_ 8trHt . •...:-. ~; .·.,, • , •·• 1 • , .,. 11 •,,., .,. ,.,·;if,, ....., .-;.-'1 "...' • • •,.~ lllldJ end tbe broad jump wltfl I ' .,.._ , ,. 'f, ) ·:.,., . l· ' ) lllille , , _,. leli' of • feet. • .IDcbeL '....;-;,;,;;"-".;'.;.".;',ii'.;".;'.;.·.;".;.'j,;"~';.····,,·,.·~··!i·ii"........•..·,.·............••..-·....~,~:.......~!".''",,. .. . . ' ,.... 1·05 Sacred HeQrl 1:~ ' CounlrJ Jamboree , II :115 Top Ten Sbow 12:00 Noon Report 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:115 Platter Party w mllklna: a ltllotake throw in& 7:15 Brtgll! Star Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade . - . .lot. atulfl" 1:35 Plcklns Hdwr ShoW 7:30 Sign Off ------:~:-::-::-:-:---:::-:-::-::-::-----1 7 50 News Report - Ollio 8:00 Sign Oil - June 8100 Breakfast Party SUNDAY · · a,oo Breatlaat Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News M111011 County NIWI • 9:115 Coffee Wllb Janet B:llt Bapllsl LaYJil®'l Hour CommiiJiity NtWI . . 9·45 Bell)i Newton 1:35 Hour· of Doll•eranre Noon NOWI 10:05 Mlnistarlal Assoe. (Rev. Paul Jones) Oblo NeWI 10:~ Cauntey Boo llowD 1:00 WIDgs o1 Htolin& Martell II :IIi Swop Shor 9:30 SUnday Show Bulle!lll Board 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy NeWB 0 Grams 11:40 Famll7 Worsblp 801D'·'l1111 10:35 SUnday Show Alricullure Apnl 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Countey Hymnume Caunll'y Go Round 12:11 Mulde JUII For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:55 NtWI Deal 12:15 Goossler's Guest Star·Fri 12:15 The Searcb 2:00 Caunlry Go Round 3:00 Plattor Party 12:38 Rev. Merlin Teets 2:~ NOWI Beat 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow 1:00 BiUy Graham 3:00 Mld WQ Matlllee 4:30 Local New• i::lt '1be Latberan HOlD' 1:55 Newt Deal 4:~ BW Slero Sporll 1:00 Si8ns of lhe Times 4:00 Dlseinl wllb Doll 8:011 llowllnl !lcGreo (Rev. w. s. Billopl) 4:30 lnterebqa 8:05 Van P. trick Sporll t:L~ PubUc Senl<e 5:00 CommunltJ Newt 8:20 Sundowa Serenade 2:35 1'l1o Big Lilt 5:05 World • Naliooal Neww 7:05 '1be World Toda7 1:00 SUndll7 Showcase 5:15 SpoWpt Gil Sporll 7:30 SliD Oft 4:00 Hour ot Declslm 5:JI Wealben!ul 8:110 Sign Oft - Juae 4:45 John Grtlfm 1:10 Dinner Muolcalo SATURDAY 5:00 Sundo.y Sho,... 1:55 IDIIde 8oob 1:011 SIJPI 011 Ntw1 8:110 Sundown Sennada 8:00 8uuet Bmt. 1:05 Colmlry Jtllllbone 7:10 Off 8:00 8:30 hrm Newt 1:00 Off - Jtme 6' 311 Farr · News 7:05 lli'eaklaal Party . ·wJ EH -·--·-4-·-· 1&11_.. 1:00 Sign On NeWI j 7:05 Breaklaat Party t: 16 Jooeo Bulcll Show 10:05 Potka Party 10:35 Public Service RADIO -- ORPHAN ANNII Bv HAROLD GRAY 'll<o£10 CilllOI<ED BUMS io~JEI?E ON MV PR:IWITE ~010 CAMERA, COME f I'LL RUN 11-IE F=ILM F=OR VOU~ IF ~'D Uf<Ef ~' IT lit ALW~ ..Jt.M;T &IS WELL "1tJ KNOW a1E'S ENEMIES B'ISIGHT/ �• .. . . .BEAT THE ' 1 .... . ..,., Ill¥• ww. ...-.•. '~'•YJIW 'o 1e lbo tolr. 1 llr. .... .... Aal Mr. ud lin. iewtll ·~ IIIII lltenMd Gil lilelp Ill PomeroJ IIIII Mr. end Mtt. hlr. IVblcolll Glloell IIIII famiiJ fl M.EHSION IN .REVIEW ·~· "" loolrno _ , '1bl Loo Allee Euler left Slturd•J for •Now .,._, vllllal 111. IIIII v111t 1lllb lrlondJ 111 Mn. NOI'IIIIII w~ .,. ,DIIM IIIII Mr. IIIII Mro. Joo ftldl telovll1ae by: o1oo DodC.. llld SID ~ DIJOI.: Actor Gloabo bolltl>lll- ore Mn. Dono Amok1 boo - . :Wynmlller Tuolda7 lo ber bomo Iller un- 1 Mn. Huab a.tbl Olllled 11ft ., BOLLYWOOO .UPII - lo Ads Get Results. WANl AD INFORMATION D.IADLINES !l:OO p , M. O.y ~ fon· l>u b!lnti on ~ ~rr.": Y 1962 Corvair Monza 2 Door _ _ $1995 .. , Ed lofeUohoo, - Low 1m 1 e3~e b · one local owner Spotle~s clean interior . >harp white finish. Like new whitewall tires , healer and othf'r deluxe equipment. ted hruned.latelY, Tbe NATES For Want Ad. Service " Cen\1. per word . ont ln~erllon, )llinl.UIIum char•' 'iXl cenu 11 Cent. per word for 1'hree ...on. wcuU"e ln!M!M.Ioru. FWI rate of 4 centa pc.r word wtll be char&ed for adv.rll~l~ If nol paid wiLftln 10 da)'l *fter rece~vinJbill. 1251 CARD oF TJt.ANKS - I . . or l!ul(b Down~. boot o1 ' NIJC.TV'I ·"J'od.y.'' cakes hll oeo. ODd two-W<!Ok vacation of the TO Pt.ACE A PRODUCING AD PHONE WY 2-2157 SNUFFY SMIT.. '·-"""" """"" -·t be , _ In lbo lloutll., DAILY CROSSWORD DOW!< 1.8.... 2. Little hotel I. Kuole not. ' · Woo ollence e. Rich: mua. R••ck Springs V News, Events In Memory ll.AD . . '1. J'ollow I. Type ot oombllna' tor ron automobU. 10.11. All eall H.lptpt U.Jnjun obltptor)" 111. AdmiDlller 18. PJ.rt of .. to lte" IT. Price 18. J'lap 18.To- ··..... .........,, li.Hip II. 21. A ......... ~ 21. Quan- I. Call for ot ....... 12.A.dr... oht&ta tity •• yam IN. Brtotlellke ........ 211. UC!IIlt'o eowlll ll. lltpt oolor 14. 81\upen, u a rNOI' lT....... hh,..r'• ....., aa. Tllo Quol<at oottler U. J'eneer'• toll M.Byw&yol 21. Mu.lcal tnat.n.Jment 37. F"ut.n, wlt.h thrtad al. Oecll.._ U . ItaJiu ..,-.,..,......,........,., ,.,......,...,.,....rt._. ttoa IO.ImokJ 21.R&UonaJ =·-' Jl.llan'l 111........ If.. "-ot oum"'er .otarlir•l Monday • · hltureo oo "'oclay" om week! IDolude ollowlna• Billy Itoao and: - - - - - - - - deoiper · Y"" st. Lauront Wocloe!daJ: olnger Bobby Bteell Sunday School ottendllnce lor Tllllnday; a lilm reporl 08 a August 18 wao 59; offering was)• biiDd ..If. .• matcb, also 11nnj $20.32. o~<qi end o talk about Jluutan Rev. and Mrs. Lesler Taylor fublono by u AIDertcao drosa and family of Porllllloulb apellt 11 IT"S SO EASY WA.NT .,...,.1 Ieman ud 'hmorrow • - - - - - - - - - - "\...117": ~ W(lrd minimum . Each addlt>on· RESULT OD bly !bey the al woJ'<l lc. ohl.luarln publ11hed al 1 cem per ..,ord. Satur•ohy-3:30 A.M. Lo 13:00 nuu eomintrelola, tbou8IJ - - : lliollord ""' premlero o; Nl!CTV'o "!!how will be boll lor .lllo IDUIIcai ol tho W"*" Sept, II, 1D a dr• Uon o1 the Drat IDDU8l CBS.'I"VI IDO o1 lrlob Republleon , JPOcial 001111110morolbll lull • Arln1 voter~~~~ who otot an •• ,..,.., openl•a ol Now Yorll:'o ....inailou · .. Trevor Howard, UDooiD Cealer for tho perform wbo w0n the lil8U3 __,..,,, 1111 arts: R o1rs SepL II lor ao EIIIIDJ lor /It• lnYlncible Mr bour .•. Same pnl8l'IID, Allotalr DtsraeU." 11.,._., with !he same Cooke wW be overaD bolt .• , network .-o ·~· r1te itl Nov. li lpl· the ahow will combiDt musiCIJ ciol abool Greere'a aoldeo •••· driDio ODd ballet. pub DIIU:J ;.: Bird o1 YOUIII;· lion ID tho _. awre UV.n one 1ncorrec-L l ntertk>n . OF}'IOE HOI•.I BS 9·30 A . M. to 5:00 P. Llll 1 luppoftU~· aclo- 0eear for ''heel ]UDJ cancer." wUI not be responaiDie lor =~=Itt Harold:be; I edit or reject all)' Md• dllemed ~onable. Erron ahould ~ = al 81. J ... 1 moJor-.,. tho "foal8hl'' ~.......... \I'IU be 11lo obow bullMD LTWoot boot ol NllCTY'o - · dlii)' quia Vllrle!J, reporll that a m""iclp••I-J .._t I.Tu ohow, "Mia!.. Llab," lllattllll I)' cnmod radio otau,G Ia llopt. 1.. . J...., bao cleclded to dilc<lllllm11i Presllfo i:..Ciq Dopl.: Ed olgorett. odYerllllD& "beoOUIO l.t.ubr"-t. Bef!leJ. wbo woo lllo IIIII IJeOt. tvldeoco ClllliiOCitnc IIDOIDDI wllb i JO, Koop cloor $1795 .n--1 Mr. llld llrl. P. II. llboelfor l Mn. Ronald Oolllardt . . d IARNEY GOOGLE Columbul apent MYor!li lily• aon Bruce 1p011l lilt - k ~=~ Soml ed" Mr. IIIII Mn. molber, Mn. w. A. . _ . alDc lo ... N - Ia "mb. 81tM:btaD and famiiJ, 'lbey ean. r:,: s:!. ~iv":"" 'J . . hnb.b, fawn interior with bucket seats , 4 speed box , 102 engine, radio, heater. Tires show little wear, a 1 ke nt>w car at a rea] saving. 1 n llaop=- boldon tn a poy-TV.,...... 1"''1 "Portl'alf' lilpt. e • • For- Will problbi)' -:.."P 111<0 . lt!lll l'ller of Y-'<lvlo, ll!a ...,. 'II ,._ Monda v Deadlln~ &:00 A- M. . Monda) CANCELLATIONS CORJUICTIONS WW be .a~«pted. u.uUI \l:OO A. M For DIY uf publlcallr.n U:Gl1L ATION& 'l'he publlaher ,· uer~,.. l.he rl&bl = auw. !:: 1!':~1!:.. 0:, ' : USED CAR BUYS 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ 1 • State" •. Anlmal tu: w.d!M eondleo •.ADap 1"' ~4-~~--~+-~ ao. J'orce 11. SUD lod. II. Toward II. Color!.,. lh'll IC. Urp (CIIl) 115. Arrival -= IT.:IIInonl st. Harnmv end 40.- <LBoladobt D!I.R.V CRVP'I'OQUOTE- Here'o how AII:YDLBAAXB to worfl 1&: II LONGFELLOW One lett*!' .Wply 1tandl for another". In thll Ample A iliuM for tiM tbree U1. X for tbe twG O'a, ek Single leLtera, &JKII'bophlu, tbe leJlllh Ul.d formation of the words are all hillY ..... daJ 1 1 1 0 - - ... dlff...m. A 0r7J4o1ram QuotaMo• QWIYI UA PWUB.W ORQWUON BXO PUQWRIQ DI XII:U .OA TKVIKDYl X&YBWKAil KOJ VKDRY -KJJUARO llatW'da1'o (leyp-1 CONDUCT 18 THRilE·lJOURTHI QF OUR UJ'II AND 1'1'11 LARGEST CONCilllllf~ARNOI.D 0 Jill. IUq iWt.urM $¥Ddii.:.&!A, 1110..__ _ __ WMPO Radio ' MONDAY 11IRV FRIDAY l 1/ ·' -·~··· ., wllllo ..... ollll-1 • Even the,.....,.- netds deflasiii!I-Willa .,....., exclusive FIQit-Proof , •10CHb. 211n1a1111 - · PUREBRED BEAGLE puppies. Roger Buckley, Reedsville, Ohio. Ph. Coolville 66'1~. 8-24-3tp •.Twin & I I - fruit IIIII lllplolllo HydfllarL • SlllfiP- hll<alllllf, --~ plore for onniiiU llottloll · IV I MARK AUTO • Frlcidll,. •ponillllllltr,IIID -oi-14T-I $359 ..,.,_ With Trade · AIR CONDITIONING FRIGIDAIRE THE FAMILY ltEFIIQIIATOII BAKER FURNITURE e Fits Almust Every Car eTransferable When You Trade Cars e Guaranteed 24 Months MIDDLIPORT, 0. or 24,000 ~Wes WANTED! e Most Popular Unit In The U. ~.A. MEN-WOMEN b'u1ll .,.. 11 to ·5I. ,.,..,.... now lot U. 8. CWII iolf opplnf1 In tbll .._ IIUI'tnl &hi llU:t 11 motJtU. teme. $340·00INST ALL ED 00Wttrllm8nt ~UoiUI , . , U tuab u --., ..._GO Tb~ a ntolltb prcmllll U mQdt. ......., "nrttJ CbU prlvaet emploJmmt aad .ue~Jmt op. POrtunlb for adnncnte~~t. lhDJ pnttkmt requ~n um. 01' ao a)leC1a1JMd -sueatloa v apatnce. B»l to pt OIMI of tbNio to• BLAETTNAR'S Auto POMEROY, 0. , . . mud ,... • t.d. n. eomptUUon ill bell dd lD -IU II.... aniJ OUI 0111 of ----------..;...-'---fl, ...... OE!IEBRO, SWedeD <UPU Ralph Bootoo of Los AngeiOI WOD 1wo ·evente SUnday In an lrl>!r· LINCOLN lllVICI. Dopt. 142 Polda, tlllnolo . , I am veJ7 IDUeh lntoreiiiCid. Pleuo lind mo oblolu!Oir I'IIEl! (1) A 11Bt of U. S. Gcivel'llllleul DOIUtoltl ID4 i!IJal'o le•; (2) Iafonnallon a~~ · bow le qullfJ lor io:lJ. S. Co'l"fllo' ment Job, · , Mti0D81 traa and field meet Na~~~e •••·••••••••••• ,. .. ............~ ........... Aat ....... . ' ' . . tile lOCHDeter hurdles ill lt.l ...,_ 8trHt . •...:-. ~; .·.,, • , •·• 1 • , .,. 11 •,,., .,. ,.,·;if,, ....., .-;.-'1 "...' • • •,.~ lllldJ end tbe broad jump wltfl I ' .,.._ , ,. 'f, ) ·:.,., . l· ' ) lllille , , _,. leli' of • feet. • .IDcbeL '....;-;,;,;;"-".;'.;.".;',ii'.;".;'.;.·.;".;.'j,;"~';.····,,·,.·~··!i·ii"........•..·,.·............••..-·....~,~:.......~!".''",,. .. . . ' ,.... 1·05 Sacred HeQrl 1:~ ' CounlrJ Jamboree , II :115 Top Ten Sbow 12:00 Noon Report 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:115 Platter Party w mllklna: a ltllotake throw in& 7:15 Brtgll! Star Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade . - . .lot. atulfl" 1:35 Plcklns Hdwr ShoW 7:30 Sign Off ------:~:-::-::-:-:---:::-:-::-::-::-----1 7 50 News Report - Ollio 8:00 Sign Oil - June 8100 Breakfast Party SUNDAY · · a,oo Breatlaat Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News M111011 County NIWI • 9:115 Coffee Wllb Janet B:llt Bapllsl LaYJil®'l Hour CommiiJiity NtWI . . 9·45 Bell)i Newton 1:35 Hour· of Doll•eranre Noon NOWI 10:05 Mlnistarlal Assoe. (Rev. Paul Jones) Oblo NeWI 10:~ Cauntey Boo llowD 1:00 WIDgs o1 Htolin& Martell II :IIi Swop Shor 9:30 SUnday Show Bulle!lll Board 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy NeWB 0 Grams 11:40 Famll7 Worsblp 801D'·'l1111 10:35 SUnday Show Alricullure Apnl 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Countey Hymnume Caunll'y Go Round 12:11 Mulde JUII For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:55 NtWI Deal 12:15 Goossler's Guest Star·Fri 12:15 The Searcb 2:00 Caunlry Go Round 3:00 Plattor Party 12:38 Rev. Merlin Teets 2:~ NOWI Beat 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow 1:00 BiUy Graham 3:00 Mld WQ Matlllee 4:30 Local New• i::lt '1be Latberan HOlD' 1:55 Newt Deal 4:~ BW Slero Sporll 1:00 Si8ns of lhe Times 4:00 Dlseinl wllb Doll 8:011 llowllnl !lcGreo (Rev. w. s. Billopl) 4:30 lnterebqa 8:05 Van P. trick Sporll t:L~ PubUc Senl<e 5:00 CommunltJ Newt 8:20 Sundowa Serenade 2:35 1'l1o Big Lilt 5:05 World • Naliooal Neww 7:05 '1be World Toda7 1:00 SUndll7 Showcase 5:15 SpoWpt Gil Sporll 7:30 SliD Oft 4:00 Hour ot Declslm 5:JI Wealben!ul 8:110 Sign Oft - Juae 4:45 John Grtlfm 1:10 Dinner Muolcalo SATURDAY 5:00 Sundo.y Sho,... 1:55 IDIIde 8oob 1:011 SIJPI 011 Ntw1 8:110 Sundown Sennada 8:00 8uuet Bmt. 1:05 Colmlry Jtllllbone 7:10 Off 8:00 8:30 hrm Newt 1:00 Off - Jtme 6' 311 Farr · News 7:05 lli'eaklaal Party . ·wJ EH -·--·-4-·-· 1&11_.. 1:00 Sign On NeWI j 7:05 Breaklaat Party t: 16 Jooeo Bulcll Show 10:05 Potka Party 10:35 Public Service RADIO -- ORPHAN ANNII Bv HAROLD GRAY 'll<o£10 CilllOI<ED BUMS io~JEI?E ON MV PR:IWITE ~010 CAMERA, COME f I'LL RUN 11-IE F=ILM F=OR VOU~ IF ~'D Uf<Ef ~' IT lit ALW~ ..Jt.M;T &IS WELL "1tJ KNOW a1E'S ENEMIES B'ISIGHT/ �) . •, ,- • ' a-nan, Selll1llel, Pomeroy-Mkldlepcnt, 0 ·• Alii- te, tees Methodist Youth ' . Group Names Its 0 pen House He'do n Anmversary ForG.E . SchmollsOIMiddleport NewOHicers Tbe llolh wedding onnlveroary ,l ent " - P011101uy, Mlddlepor~ If Mr. and Mrs . G. E. Schmoll, Minersville, Che>hin! Colum. Around And About Middleport ~liMr.JHn~ ~re . ·Virglntans Are· PltriiiUltiByClub ' ·Guests Here ' Mra. Allred BiCP ...ed lbo Chatt« ou11 recent· ly at her Wyllll ~ llome. Early In Week f Citizens,-Band C'ru bA uxi/iary Meetmg · Hetd Clta• 0/'58 BOld. . ReuniimSaturday MJss Jeanet~e eroou •nter· talned wilb I covered dish bul· Bleclloa <1. officers wu bold During lbo business ......., let diqner Saturday evening al Tbe A"•ill•~· of the,__ Fello-blp With Mrs Kenneth Michael h • - 1 lis of the 111511 ~ _, ·~·~ov> Pearl-51 Middleport was observ· 1bus, Parkersbur1 and, Ripley, · y~ •• of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen· reoidet1t ·In char e, plana~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bur~ er ~·"' or ,B r Bend Cillr.ens Band Radio clull od Sanday afternoon with an · w. Va. Tbe hooored ooople re- :,': Meu:::: nesy of Portsploulb spent tor' 8 diimer and rls of Portsmouth, V..-ginlll, held lis meeting Frida, ovepjaC open houoe held In the social, colved many lovely gffta car· in ut:! recreation ..:~ :;' I b • weekend with hb mother, Mra. ' tayette shower for Mn. How· visited Mr. ml Mrs. Rober I chfctm and ' ·homemade Ice at lbo horne of Mrs. Agnes rooms Church ,rying out the golden anniver- •par1011age. Henry Hennosy .. ~• -~ Blrcbfield at lbe next !Deft. ........ ~ren.., of Hysell Rood, -·~ ~lb lbo m• ..IB b-'·--'•• While In Syracuse. Tbe 11100!. p of the Federated 'th th · roy !louie I tbe first of ~-- wo •· '"'"'~ in pened lth lbo presideot, 1 i:charg:.wDmen o their friends Mrs. Steve Eblin at I Mr. and Mrs. carl Jones and ing witb Mrs. Floyd Dunfee 81 the week. ' other dishes. A JOClal bour Tim N:.t.zlingl in chat'lt. the rneelinl and officers elect· daughter, Carleen of Pontiac, 1 boole!l. Mn. Burrio and Mra. Wino- lowed and plans were made to Tbe birthday annlv r1 1 Tbe Scbmolls _were married i ed were Mrs. Eblin, preoident; Mich. arrived Friday evening ! Games were played prtz. brenner are sisters. Tbe BurriJ.. make lbo reunion an annual fiV· Mrs. Agnes Tim Augus1 23. 1913, tn the Federtt- l Susie Tracy , vice presJdent ; tor a visit with Mrs. Mtnnte les awarded to Mn. Michael. es b•ve been on a month's va- eot. Neutzling Mrs Robert Harden ed Church with the Rev . Louis Linda Starcher, ...,retary; 111>d Beverage and granddaughter, IMrs. Thomas Slewart, Mn. Olllon to canada. Nlqara Falla Attending were Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.' Elw~ ~ were G. Weber officiating. The couSandra Gilmore, treasurer , Jt Beverly Perrin. BJrchfleld, Mrs. Nathan Blg:l New York City, New Jersey, Smith (Judy Arnold), SharOD observed was voted to order bottled gas Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Sprag· and Mrs . Charles Lathey, Mn. Jacksonville, Florida, and Ohio. Jones,' Mrs. PhUllp Burloll (Car· Tho tr'avellng prize dn!tated pie's attendants were the toto John Grueser .. father of Mrs . I for the stove in the recreation ue and daughter, Glenna, have Wilbur Young woo the d~ They vlalted a son, Floyd Bur· ol ~Iaker), Kay Darst, Mr11. by !4rs. Harold HyseU wu WOD Schmoll and C1ifford J. Rhodes I Pomeroy room a~ members a_re asked returned from a vacation trip . prb.e. Refreshments were serv riB, iD New Jersey; a daughter, John Vroman (Ver~ Covert), by Ml:s. Eugene ~wll:ins. who_ was present !or the goklen I . to contribUte dlsheo, silverware which included HaMibal, Mo. ' ed by lbe hostess. Mrs. Calvin Hughet (Linda) In Sharoo Roush, Phyllis Stanley, Game prizes went 19 Mra. Elo anmversary. Mr. and Mrs. Palll Moore and and other artocl., !or the rec· and h~loric sires including Mark Jacksonvllle, Florida; Mn. Bur. Mrs. Blaine Walburn (Vonda wood Bowers Mr~ Carl Hyaell, The couple are the parents of Scottie and grandson, p au 1 restion room kitchen. M 1 s 11 Twain's grave, Springfield, Ill. dt~'s brother, John F. I..oas m See), and the ho:d.eu, Jeanette Mrs. Freema~ Enoclt, Mrs. RobRobe t who resides ln !Joseph Griffith, returned to Tracy was named program where they visited tbe original Urbana, Ohio. Crooks. ert Harden Mn v. D U wife and their horne In Alliance Sunday Mrs. Ernest Pow- 1 of A.braham Uneoln While in Canada they went •• • wards, Mrs: Geo;ge 1'1' ·s. three ~lldten Robert Jan~ Iafter a week's visit with Mr. ell, publicity chairman. Betty and hiS memorial, and In Kenon a guided tour ol Niagara Auxdwry Pwnn~ng Tim Neutzllng and the d 0 0 r and ;hnmy.' More ihan 85 1and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. Will was named to have devo- lucky where the~. saw lbo "Old I Falls and a slit-hour sight-see- ' Picnic ln Racine prize wao woo by Mrs. Bowers. auests were registered at the Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Young of ~Kms for the September meet- Kentucky Ho!De. ing ~ of the placea of InterRefreshment.s llt'ere served to door b their onl andda&ght· :Urbana were weekend guests of mg. Mrs. AngeiJa Case! Is report-~ est m New York City. Plana were made for a picnic those above 8Jld Mrs . Nathaft J Y. Y gr !their parents, Mrs. Hank Young Games were conductfd lly ed in critical condition In St. Sunday School attend~nce on They are now vi!llting friends for Firemen and their Auxill- Biggs. Guests w~re Peggf Bow· erTb, MLS, tl nd . land Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Car- Miss Gilmore and prizes award- Luke's Hospital in St. Paul, August 18 was 57, offering was in Point Pleasant aDd other ary when the Auxiliary of thee- and Gary Hyo•tl e man p1anod were ..... the wmners. · · · · West Virginia before Racine Firemen · ""' • banked with e a ld penter. · ~ and re fresh· M'mnesota followmg a fall at 1114" ·""· Worsh'p 1 services were p1aces m met Thurs- •.:o with ftowera s:::~ a;s =~ts · Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Morris ment.s w~re served by Mrs. Ger- the home of her yoongest son, Iheld at ~l ~- m. with the Rev. returning to Portsmouth. day evening at the town hall. ·-• in the d t' or Cincinnati arrived saturday aid Pullms. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cusci and Card brmgmg the message on Mrs. Robert Beegle, pre sfaFlIso URU ese ted to!Cora · " · · in room ··und·IV lded Serv1ce. the JOM. cou· ni.gllt and they and Mr . and Mrs.• Attend'mg were those nameu 1amlly. Mrs. Casc1· 1s Paul f"'olmer Wins dent, conducted the meeting and ~ts "from the Feder· ·Robert Morris Jr. will spend Iabove and Rev. and Mrs. Eu·l 724, St. Luke's Hospital, 300 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yost. local, • the picnic will be held Sunday, Church Council, The Fed- this week camping at Forked 1 gene Gill and r_amUy, Karen Pleasant Rd., St. Paul. Minn. and Mr. _and Mrs. Delbert Y0111t Education Degree Se~. 8, at the Racine park at d M C Run. 1Fiores, Jean Wmdon, SharOJJ. She had accompanied her son 1Bnd family of Sugar Grove re-- Paul Leroy Folmer, son of 11 :30 a.m. It was voted to conted Cir te M ~a Rhod c M:· r./n ~lt ' Ricky and Paula Morris of 1Priddy, Mrs . James Gilmort. to St. Paul for a visit when the Icently attended the Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer, Nye eel the ice cream social planned AUG. za 0 an:s·~~s E:e~t Ma:g: Middleport are spending this i Ja~es ~Uins, Ernest Powell, a~cldent occurred.~· Paul Cas}amily reunion at St. Mary's, Ave .• received .his B.~. Ed. [)e.. for Labor ')ay. The next meet- Jane Howell Tent No. 11, Mr . and Mrs. William GruesE'r, week with their grandparents, !Lmus Diehl. Mary Jordan, Bee- ct and family of Muldleport and iW. gree from Ohw Uruverslty In tng w111 be held Thursday, Sept. Daughters of Union Veterans, Mrs Freda Mitch- Miss Lena Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris ky Eblin, J. R. Tracy and Jun. Bruno Casct of Pomeroy, are : Wilma Jean Atherton spent Athens Saturday. 12. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.ra. G · Mr and 'Mr Brad 1Sr. ior, Wayne, Dean and Gary sons of Mrs. Casci. .last week with Mr. and Mn. Mr. Folmer has accepted a at the DAV hall. M~a7~ d~ughter ~Yrna and ' Mr. and Mrs. James s. Rees Pullins. Miss Marianne Woodgerd of Clarence Henderson and Linda position with the Lake County COUPLE ENTERTAJNS AUG . 27 Mrs. Stella Gruese~ . of Racine and Mr . and Mrs. Phil· C?lumbus spent the weekend ~ attended the Meigs county Schools at Madison for the Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sumner The Past Matrons of PomtThe refreshment table was ip Radford, Athen s Road, have GPt-Acqoointed With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Fa1r. She .en~ two of her ~ng year .. Relatives and Durst entertained with a dinner roy Chapter 186 OES will meet covered with a whit~ linen da- returned to thelf homes after Party Ia En. 'f'd Harold Woodgerd . . l o~ ~.intmgs: . The Head of friends atten~mg the commence- last week at thelr home in Sy- Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home mask cloth and centert-d with 1a 1100 miles motorcycle trip · JO) Mrs. Lester Bmce, . Christ, an~. Mary and ~h~ rnent were h11 parents, Mr. and racuse in observance of the of Mrs. Alonzo Custer, Lasley an arrangement of gold mums 1to Illinois where they .attended The Ohlo Eta Pbl Chapter of PID:t, w~o has been a patient Baby Je~s, ln the art edubtt Mrs. Folmer and Peggy, Max birthdays of Mrs. LUlie Hauck St. combined with greenery, a gift Ithe Illinoi s State Fair and the Beta Sigma Phi held 1 get- University Hos~ital ln the Farr. . Jr · and Vanessa, Pomeroy; Mi'ls and Nancy Jo Mayer. Gifts were The Meigs County Ridlig club of the Schmoll's son. Mr . and 50 mile gnmd national motor· acquainted party at Maplewood bus for observation has been Mr. and Mr_s. Wilbur Parker, Pe~gy Ann Akos of Maple presented to each family pres- will meet at the Salisbury town· Mrs. Robert Schmoll and fam· l('ycle race . ,Lake Thursday evening August turned to the .home of her and Edd1e. and Martha Flo Helghts; Mr. and Mrs. N. Wray ent by the host. Attending were ·ship building, Tuesday at 7:30 ily. Lighted gold tapers in Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young 22. Games were conducted by Dr. R. E. B01ce in Pomeroy. Tucson, Araz., spent Sunda Da1las and Norman, Janet and Mrs. Hauck, Mr. and Mrs. Roy p.m. brass candlelabra were used on , spent the weekend in Nelsonville Martha Eschleman with prl2es Mr. and, Mrs. Vernon Weber her _parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark, RJchmond; and Mrs. Mayer and Donald and Nancy AUG. Zll either side of the centerpiece. I with their daushter and son·ln· awarded to Shirley Baity and land children, Dennis, Dean, · L. Michael of Chester. Howard Roush and Theresa, Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnold 'nle Sew·Rite sewing club Gold and white ribbon sand· Ilaw , Mr. and Mrs. R()bert Rog- Carol Bickel. ~nna, D.aUas, an~ Duane were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Paul Buckley Follansbee, W. Va. ancl Jerry, Mr . and Mrs. Donald will have an ice cream social wiches, gc.ld mints, nuts and ers and daughters. Guests for the evening were VIsitors at the OhJo State Fair chald.ren spent a weekend Hauck and Donna Marie and I at Point Lane, Wednesday, bea gokl cake decorated in white , Mrs. W. A. Morgan retll!'ned Linda Cro.w, Cinda Abbott, Bev· Sa~rday, at the K1mes cabin at McCon. RECOVERING N~W Miss Jane Grueser. ginning at 6:30 ' p.m. Old·ff!&hoand centered with yellow rose- home Saturday after a visit ln erly Perrm, Judy Woltz, Carol Mass Judy Butcher, who is . Ju~ Eads of Langsville, who ioned homemade ice cream, pie, bUds were served with punch Columbus with her daughter and Bickel, Mary Ann Chancey, Ar- employed h. Columbus, .spent Kathy Mlller of Deltav!lle, Va. was mjured In an accident Aug. VISIT IN POINT cake 811 d coffee will be sold. fD ·wltb Mrs. Brad Maag, Mrs. son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jene McDaniels, Marty McCoy, the weekend with her parents, spent last Wednesday w1th Lln· 11. returned by FosJesong am· MASON- Mrs. Margie Me- lease of rain, it will be held on ':harles Grueser. Mrs. William Gotthardt and son, Brule , and Lois Moore and Arlene Hall. Mr. a~ Mrs. Ira Butcher and da Henderson and atte~ded the bulance from Meigs Memorial Daniel, and daughter, Virginia Thursday evening. lossell and Mrs. Paul Theiss the fair. Her grand· I Members present were Bar- son , Jtm. County Centenntal Fair. Hospital to the Martin Woodard Sue, and Mrs. Virginia Faudree The Wildwood Garden club .s bostesses. Kathy Morgan, of 1bara Riggs, Gail Hovatter, M~ Cpl. and ~s. Walter Harris Taylor was. leader of residence on Hysell Run Aug. of Mason, spent Tuesday in wiU meet Wednesday at a p.m. Among the guests were Mrs. a member uf the :Ia Woods, Sharlee Newman, Li- of Qlmp Lejeune, N. C. last .wedne~ay evenmg prayer 18 where he is recovering from Point Pleasant on business at the home of Mrs. "Milton k!bmoll's brother, A d 0 1ph Pleasure Riders re·l la Sue Mitch, Dorothy Amber· the weekend at the home of Mr. services. Fifteen attended. a severe leg and hip injury. and also visited friends. , Roush, Syracuse. Grue!el' of Minersville. and her blue ribbons ln show· ger, Susie Grueser, Yvonne Seal- and Mrs. Charles Searles si.9ter, Miss Laura M. and horsemanship at ly, Betsy Horkey, Shirley Bat- ~iddleport and with relall•ves ~r of Pomeroy . The fair . ty , Billy Jo Spears, Lynn Smith, 1n London, Ohio. tuest present was Mrs. Bernice Johnson return- Marilyn Wisecup, Judy Smith, Mrs, <llarl~ Se~rles Is . 'ndrea Riggs, daughter of home Sunday evening from Lee Seyler. Barbara Betzing, New York Ctty th1s week. 1nd Mrs. Keith Rlus, of Canon•burg, Pa., wher. she , Mary Carolyn Wiley, Martha was IIC<Ornpaaled by Mrs. !I'OY. Other were the wedding of her Eschleman, Anna Marie Morri- gan who went to meet he , Connie Lee son, Annie Chapman, April daughter-In-Jaw Who Is She was an overnight Smith, and Lucy Amsbary. from Germany to the atates. . guest Saturday of her soo and Mr. and Mra. Donald Lotrel')l ll ldaughler-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Bibh! Man and daughler, Patty, spent a POMEROY. OHIO Elmer Johnson Jr. at Wheelcation this summer at Vlr&lnls I CLOSED Wm Ht'flth Spenkl'r Beach and also at Cannonsburg Iing w va ON VACATION Mrs .. Ben'tz Wolfe who attend- Guest speaker at Heatb Me_th· Pa. where they were guests of I Tod•Y 1'hru Aug. 29th ed the .vedding of hemlece Con- odslt Church Sunday morrung Mrs. Lowery's mother, Mrs. nie Lee Clark of Canonsburg, was Mr. A. Romine ol Athens, Nancy Polllll'd. AUII. 30 thru Sept. 5 Pa.. Is vlalllng at Bridgeport a representative of the Gideons Mr. and Mrs. carl Vander· "MUTINY ON THE with her stater and brother-in- JnternaUonal society in this hoof and children were called BOUNTY" law' Mr. and Mn. Harry Sad· area. He explained the pur- here by the death of her father' (Tecbnitolor) dler pooe of the Gldeons In trying to Mr. I. E. Miller, whose funeral Marlon Btando - Tarita Miss Polly Karr of place the Holy Bible within was beld Sunday, They were and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer reach of persons away from guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Marion returned to their hotnet home in ~11, hospitals, and McComas. Sunday a!ler a week's other public places, . Including Mr. and Mn. Charles Miller with lbe' Is Mr and lbe public BChools, bepnnlng and family of Columbua were "'1 paRrenK, Sr. M with lbolllthgrade. Bibles have guests o1 hb parenlll Mr. and Mrs. Ch ares . arr, . rs. ~ --'v n ~ me0 and w ' Lpt. lUi Karr accompanied Mrs. Bauer a180 ~ •• e w o- Mrs. D. E. Miller. They came "THI WONDIRFUL • . It men in lbo armed forces. Rev· to attend funeral services for horne for a vw WOIILD OF THI . M E ~--- and lanu'Jy Weekend eats of Mr and · · ~w~• are his grandfather, Mr. I. E. MD· lltOTHIRI GRIMM" gu · 011 vacaUon 1e FM RADIO CLOCK RADIO <Tecbnicolor~ TABLE RADIO Mrs. Max Folmer and family ' r. Wurenee Harvey and ANNOUNCE BIR'111 . Mro. Mary Colbert of Riverwere Miss Peggy Ann Akos, • •• Claire BloQm Maple Heights, Mr. and Mrs. . side, Iowa, and Mn. Leslle •• • N W D llu and Lt. and Mrs. Keith Slack· Payne and grandson Michael : The APEX Sopt. 27 thru Oct. 2 The "TOPAZ ~ Mrayk a':.,h nd d Mr house, stationed in Chicago, Ill. Consef, of Washlngm,;, I o w : 3RDi S.rln ••• WALT DISNEY'S 4RAl S•rl" ~owar:r Roush ::. s. are announcing the blrth of a are. spending several days with "'SUMMER MAGIC" son, David Wayne, 7 lbs. 4 oz., lbetr sister and famfly Mr. • •• (Teebnico1or) Foii~IISbee, W. Va. August 10. David is the grandand Mrs. Adolph Sael.:.s and • • RayleJ Milll Burl Ivu MISs JIJIOI Dallas son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. son, Dennis in Middleport. •• Lulls Stackhouse of Indianapolis and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saelem> I! • Automlrllc frequen. lbe gre.t-grandson of Mrs. Vic- for the weekend were 1 h Wake·up·tv-llluslc : ey Control Slide-l'flcislon vernier • automatice11y or set • ride vtmler tuning Ioria McCarley of lndiaoapolis, daughter and family, Mr. tuni"' Powerfvl • Buzzer Alarm* Time• Rich "Golden Tbroat" Ind., formerly of Muldleport, Mrs. Jte Will and oons, ltrrltt rod onttn"" tone ~uilt·in Wav/ : aiorm set contr~ Rich "'Golden Throat'' • 4'" soeaker-..Golden • a/Iron 11119 cord anand Chris of Columbus. : Throat" tone Ac: tenna SpaCe Age $pact All Mr. and Mn. John Vro01811ll !Dot • curate, direct-drive • Sealed Circuitry $ulld Cirt<ritrr been the gue>l of Mr. and Mrs. and son, John Howard, hove • tuning Space Ace • Folmer and lamlly for turned to !heir home In Col•um·ll . : Sealed Circuitry : past two weeks returned to bus after a week's visit with her h0111e, Rlch?'ond, Sundily. his parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Claude DaviS of Plllsburgh, Vroman and other relatives. was the weekend guest of ' •• : TRANSISTOR PORTABLI brother and slsler-in-law, ro aE Nr CHURCH • •• and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis. Officer& and members of \ • " Mrs. WUI!am B. Downie and Heath Methocl!Jt Church : Award Win1nlng •• Billy, returned home Satur·l wbo plan to a!lend the FOR 58 YEARS •• : O~slgn night after 1 visit at Wea- oerninar to be held •• •• terville wfth her brother at lbo Unfled Methndisl •• sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- 1n Pomeruy are asked to be \ •• ••• cob Elborfeld and attended the . Heath Church Wednesday 11101'1> 1'M CONDUCTOR •• Fits Pocket or .,,.,,.; • Stale Fair. at 8:45 a. m. lor IJitCI StrlH For a good many years WI • or may call Mra. •• 6 transistors In· The Sound of Precision & tr~nslators-Z • have been sendin1 them Lambert. o cill<liDI 3 Hiih Effi: diodes WOO. *Autelirt... Fr.._. ~ crysl.ol • clencr types Extra back in fresh, cleaned dothderful ''lloldill 11>1011" : long ferrite rod s• "' - ..vn . . . " Gentrel Static! tone Powerful ftr· • tenna Precision lrtoFM-wondorful ... Mother, l.t us eive your • vernier tWlinr: Sril· AM Excollont FM . ; rlts rod anteMa : llrnt "Golden ltiroat" chJJdrell'a wearable• a "beau1011nd. f(Wrvtaftron • Gift·baKtd with nr• lone Gift-IJoxed FM llfll cord •ten111 : phone, batttrJ 1nd t)' treatment" now. CaU us : with earpbOM, batterSlldNUII Ywnl• • carryllll cast • too tnd oanyl"' CUI or send alonJ jaek:eta, slacks, tvnlnt SPitt A&• ! • ~tel Cl""ilry • sweaters, car toat1, rain esee t!t~• .new 1964 model& of RCA Victor . Racllos, Color eoau, ete. Television, Black & While Television, Portable Record Players and Stereos on Elberfelds 2nd Floor. • ~OIId Organs and Kimball Pianos now on ..!lille on ElbetfeldB 3rd Floor. ' ~ lbo the ' ~ ":"'!.Ciii.J..::: poilu~ . ....· " . ' . • I M~~·!,!"~~~ ' 1 ~e :U~~~y :~ =es~om ~resid~ fOI·I.,.ta.o ~· ' White~. • Miri(.";~~ Saye Mainly About People, In ~~:n- '\. (.~ wfth hi.~ chairma~ ~ birthp~ace SOCJe• ty News ca~n . -. :w::n :ted :Or. ya. I I 1 PERFECT GIFTS! MEIGS THEATRE for anniversaries- weddings- birthdaysback to school-every special occasion RCA VICTOR RADIOS ~ RCA VICTOR Ttt:esa •• RCA VICTOR •• •• •• • • ~ :* * * * * msoN Dtive·ln ~ ·* * * Tf'I.LuatreCI.....,. PHONI WY 2-5428 PI'IONI WY 24310 JM'Ii'OIIAiROY lit •MiDDL.IPORT • • * * $1 9 5 : * * * 4 * * $2 9·9 5 • •• • mil Quality- Service- Price .....,._.. Cl.....,. * ROAVJOTOR •• •• •• • • ···RaA·vicroR···~···RcA\iioroR···r···RcAVicroR·~.I . . 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