https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d3c8aaf766d8be87723e3ac1454e27d.pdf 4798dd82226a36ad1ba7e202a87e5e1a PDF Text Text , Church Groups Enjoy Their Annual Picnic Mainly About People In ___ ...._. ' ·" \ · . NOW TOO KNOW PTA School Of • Around And About .ELBERF-ELDS InstrUction Is Announce& Tbt acbool o1 in81ruetlon Middleport Saturday, members • nd ..........,.t annually by the lr~:u:ol the Hyoell Run Free . and County P. T. A. Counc:U wlll M church met at .1'011· Mra. George PriC8 be held Thursday, Augost 2!1, 1: · Rnad•lde Part fer their 1Randy, of Bloomingl<>o, ·· at 7:10 p.m. at the P<rtland Mr. ana Mrs. Larry Bunee Sunday S.hool plcnlc. Iare visiting wltb her - . : : ; Elementary S.hool. Columbus """ weekend Mra. Buck Dewhurst and Mrs. Mro. Dole Moumq andwill aoCloaoes offered include (1) of their pannts, Mr. Mrs. Fred Samsel Jr. directed gamo•'relaUves. Mrs. Price T. A. Principles and ProDon Rea of Minersville and the primary and junior rompany her_ two daughter;, cedures by Mra. Harold LohBe M~. and Mr!l. W~lter Bunce. [groups. The older group enjoy- =~~ni~~:b~8~is:Oi ~~!i; South~ul District DJreetort Middleport. . ·ed softball, horseshoe a nd l andmothers Mrs Mourning, Pomeroy; (2) Program TechnlMrs. F . A. SuiT)ITierfleld and Christian fellowship throughout I&iddl ~ Mrs Charles quos by Mrs. Dale Scbussler, 1 Miss Darlene Watson spent the the day. epor' Bottom . State P, T. A. Board member, weekend with lhelr parents, 1 Re,- . Robert Smith , Sr , pa11- : Price ol Long · ! Bridgeport. Oblo; (3) Publiolly Mr. and Mrs. Leroy WatiOil. !tor, offered prayer before lunch I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turley ol i and Public Relations - Mr•. Mr. and Mrs. Cralg Wehrung . was served to Mr. and Mrs. Leo i ounbar, w. Va. were recent E. S. SheroW, State P. T. A. of Columbus were w~kend ! Htn, Kathy, Ronnie. Roger and •! visitors with Mrs. Luc1lle MRS. I.EITB CURTIS Board member, Elida, Ohio; guests of his parents, Mr . and Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. Fred .May•s Mr.andMro.GeargeSilrdtJuvenile Prorectlon- Rev. Mrs. Harlan Wehrung. Samsel Jr., Tommy , Chuck, ~ Mr. ond Mrs. William Taber , or lte I!U'nllllclnl tbe marL. Voris, St. Paul's Mrs. Albert Mees underw~nt i Dewhurst, Andrea . Robin and of Akron visited Sunday with ] rlaJe Of 6etr d•ughter, Mary Church, Pomeroy. eye surgery at ~olzer hos~t!al , Kim; Mr. and Mrs. David Wise- \Mrs. Cora Bennett and. other Kltlllrya, te SP' Ktltb Caz1b, These 45-mlnute sessions are 1 , Wednesday and 1s 'I..'ORValescmg 11 .... n and Jana, Mr. and M~· · relatives . Mrs . Taber ls the I Keilll ts lbe P"andsoD of Mr. all P. T. A. memben. , nicely. Milo Hutchison, Cheryl, Julia, former Cora Russell. daughter aac1 Mrs. Clareace cvtla el \Diit should have gOCKI LETART, W. Va. -Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. ·Joyee and Jayne ; Mr. and Mrs. 0 , the late Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Uuion~av, P~roy. He I• in each class. Mrs. Vlrgil Adkins of Letart, land Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Ronnie Moore. Russell. who formerly resided 1 wltb the Army at Far& Sill, for each session will Rt. 2 are announcing the en· Jr. visited Sunday afternoon ! Mrs. Virginia Mlchaels, Ran· m Mtddleport Olla. 'J'bey are Uvl.Dg at lA•· members of the Council Ex~ gagement of their daughter, with Mrs. Albert Mees at Hoi· . dy Sherry, Tammy , and Mark; Stephen and John Rice have toa, Okla. committee. 1bese recScheryl SUe, to Glen A. lcen· zer Hospital. IMr~ . Anna Wolfe, Ruth, Benny, returned to their home in DearOllis will give summaries at the bower. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks land Penny, Miss Carol Shilling; born, Mich., after a vistt with of the meeUng. John Icenhower, also o! Letart, and son, Tom returned to theor Betty Jane and Randy Sprouse, IMr. and Mrs. Gene Rice and : Mrs. Robert Wond, Cheater formerly o! Ripley, W. Va. home, Reynoldsburg SUnday, IMrs. Genleve Dewhurst, Mrs. family and other relatives ln i T. A. president, ..u; report Sue ls a graduate of Point after a vis1t with their parents, Anna Buck, Aunt Ora Hill, . the area. 1 · her unit's Library Project. where Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks and jMr. and Mrs. Jule Chapman, \ Recent gue•ts of Mr. and I Roland Eastman, Council Pleasant High Sehool she was a member of the Na· Mrs. Herman Scholl. !Brenda, Steve, Jimmy, Brent, ·Mrs. Dwight WalJace and fam· F services for J. H. Publications chairman, wiU 1 tiona! Honor Sot!iety, the Thes· Mi~ Genevieve Stobart en- and Vicki; Mr. and Mrs. Ke~ l ily, were her sisters, Mrs. Hope K' un~a 515 James-5t 1-'Jn.. have a _display of P. T. A. plan Dramatic Society~ and ac· tered.' Holzer Hospital Monday neth Matson, Carol, Sherry,! Parker, of Tampa, Fla. and lnca~' Va who died Thurs- materials. The Portland unit, tive in speech activitie!l. She is for treatment . . Mike, Patty, Kristy, Kathy, Deb- . Mrs. Hazel Glendenning of do;'• A~a:ust. '22:, were held SUn- with Robert Cozart, president, an active member of the oak Mr. and Mrs. Henry Re1bel bie Mark Jerry, Paul and Va-l cleveland. They came from d ~· ft oon at 2 pm in · in charge, wiD take care of Grove E.U.B. Church, and at left Sa_turday,. for a vis~t at lerie; Mr. Stewart .Bre~er~IMcConne~~ille . where . they t:~ :u~rnburial in· Restwood registration~ will be h~st present is a senior student at MarysvJile, w1th her SISter, IMiss Peggy Welch, MISs V1ck1 were vlsJIJng w1th relatives. C 1 for the soc1al hour followmg Hol~er Hos.pit~l School of Nur~ Mrs. Erma Bradford. . Frey, Miss ~iane McDaniels. I Mr. and Mrs. ~lmer Miller :~ ez~caid, who was 84 the school. ing an Gall1pohs, where she wtll Mr and Mrs. Donley Re1bel l Miss Carol S1gman, Joan and Iand children, Connte and Sharld t th time of h 1s -----~omplete her studies and work ;and ~aughters, spe~t the week- ! sa~my Fer~ell, Mr. and Mrs. !ie, Dale Miller, Willard Mi1ler, ~::~~ 0wa: a r~tired CIO rail- Lehews Entert.ain Ill August, 1964. •end 111 Columbus wtthJMr. and iWilham "Bill'' Haley, WorleY ,and Judy Steiner .of Wooster, d' nd t He resided in Glen is a_ 1961 graduate of Mrs. F"redE"rick Reibel. 1Haley, Mrs. Nora Searles, Pearliohio, Jack Miller, of Columbus, ~atl c; ~~~~ · oing to Hinton. At Cookout Sunday Wahama H1gh School, and ac- Mr. and Mrs. John Tern11 . and Stella: Roxanne and Jeff- and Mrs. Lewis Smith of Grove I ~ ~ if ' 1 ~ b his tivt> in religious work. He is in and Mr. and Mrs Joseph , rey Patterson, Marty Dugan, 1City spent the weekend with . M • 1ts sturv v YH w ole, Mr. and Mrs. WiiiJam Lehew · 1 were ' Mr. · and Mrs. Carroll s mIt · hI their' parents, Mr. Rnd ossdle·' wo nd sonsFrederman . . k the U. S. Navy at San D.•ego, Struble and son. M1~hae of 'Co- entertamed With a coo • out ll~ ..__..,.., '· l'a., Ill ,...,.. ,.... ~. ~ .. tlal_;hli Engagement Of Miss Adkins Is Announced for Retired It Mrs. l AMBlERS UNIVERSITY and CONTINENTAL SLACKS • •. • gwe you IIH ~ a tapered leg to stand on ..• ' :.,'-N K " ' C:: 0 Sch- 1° of ·I 1 and I I n: ;r ' ' • I I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I • Thriftiest Frost-Proof Frigidaire Makes! 2 Win Degrees In Exercises On Saturday "MUTtNV ON THI IOUNTV" (Techmcolor) llarlon Brando - Tarita Sept••• 5 359 -- With Trade FRIGIDAIRE THa 'IAMILY RU¥~11AA.TOI! BAKER · FURNIIURI ~ ' -~.;.;;:,~~~-:-lif~~to~a~tte~nd~,"'""'""'""'"._,I!~~M~l'll~-s:s~tover will teacb In the !' Auo. IOtllru Sop!. 5 11 schools, beginning 9, 10. 11 "IT HAPPENED AT TH• WORLD'S FAIR" ('fechnicolor) Elvia Prealey, .loan O'Brien LPf. ih "THI WONDIRPUL WOitLD OF THI aROTH.RI ORI!Tecbnteolorl Laurence Haney and Cllire Bloom ...... fl thrV Del. 2 W~ T Dti!NIY'I "IUMMU MAGIC" (Tecbal"'lorl . 1117101 11011 Burl 1,. 7th year there. Mrs. Bacon 1 teach specla1 education in Rutland Schools. VACATIONS WITH PARENTS Rooald Carman of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan -andCarman and: his brother!, "NIARLY A NASTY Bruce and Danny, at Peach· ACCIDINT" .lln1m7 Edwards and fork. Ronald, Is employed at Kenn~th Connor General Motora Corp., and waa discharged recenUy after Thur,-l'rl. Aut. throe yeal'll in the U. S, Army. wott Dllnol"o He opent II montho In Genn"aiG liD" any, and Is a craduare ol Walter Pldieon, Gllea Porant eroy high, 11110, where Ill! (COlor) ed vanity bailkltbaU, -~~the tel"'ke' "HILL POR HIIOII" II G<!<J4 COJidlil:l • 11411:1111J~!:!~l(;; 1111 .. ..,~·~!!:::t.!: .. I ' .- - I • WIP' '~ i'WJ ..~ coM.tANY - i~~.::~:~j..... . ~ •·. l u:J Reflections With pin:•tl, s•eek1n:g • 0 , t ,.J.. ,. ,rann(J d z,U.• ,. . 1ner · at. ~ ,... r .1' clay, belfeve their eoanrade ltlll . ba~ churned through mort may be aUw. 2110 of the prOSitmed "Come on. I wont to lake you . down to Bova. Barring home." Ical holdflPI ouch oa · 'l'hoso were the c:rntle word-leratiom for siB houn hoard ·lillm IJ It was hnped the 11an1 of tlebril and ~ '"'ach Bova todoy. ...,., !kJvo IIJlOb A 3-inch drill Jeet!DC f liijl 'llbotl· ·tact bolt''. to BQva hlt!ldeep • ;feet •"!'11 today.; . a ,Jadi I'll wu t"""'Kh.,. ' ' TA'h e Day Afiter ' 0, Olilo being the nation's J~adlng ,plpeliner of ellfr&Y, we n_ow ha,., the opportunll,y_of ku,Pilll ·the 500,000 Pyrolax CllstOm\11'1 happy. Te"i's. £astern Transmission C9rpora1ion, Houlton, Tws.. • !I I .t B~~~-BSole --· .•"~Un~: ·· ...· There Is a IJOWIDJ demand for ps service for Corporation as ai1otho/ step In the cnmJ)fri{. farms a"" lildUSiries located beyond the mains program of relaled dlver.liiication. In additjlln to . J>e-ee, ar At Oruo U . CLINTON . FJSHER , -t;n. . o·GAS of cijies. Pyrofalt; with dislrlblrtiOn In 28 states, Cilnada and JlarmUda; I major marketer of "bottled" LPGas.ls meeliila,llris demand. Texas Eastern ecqt1ired . ~ 41.,e.~r-old Pyrofa• Gas 1 exploo·i a naw bu•inass for Texas Eastern. TONIGHT I WIDNIIDAY PAMIL Y NIGHTS "IDN OP PAUFACI" Bob Hope Jane Russell (Technieolorl 1 a,a. oa-- :unale1 Illl',.. •Carpenter REPAIR . Next Tuesdav 8.• Opened.· 0 prOJeclS • I'" Jn 2Coun.t•Jes, :be twoi' •PAINTING I W'JJ 0 pen S h J omeroy MI ddi eport Class Schedu}e ;. Tuesday Mornmg JS Noted '' •ROOFING I 1 I• MAINTENANCE MEIGS THEATRE PIan es, Buses, Trueks T0 HeIp'DeI"IVer The Mai"Is' m· 1 Property ...... ,....,..,., w.... Annual Tractor I p JJ W"Jl B u e ·l Held F •day = Committees For N y N d ew ear ame By Exec Group I •tor• .. p i 0 Civil Rights March -:Moah M.IDe May H0ld 25 w0rkers Catiforma on the destroyer U. in Columbus Sunday, to attend ;and Rebecca, Miss Mary Sleg-\Doy1e Miller, They came to at- :ldbuE!~~~ 8 d h~ Cia SUnday at their home ln Breezy S.S Braine. He received his the state fair . Mr. 1ter. Mrs. John Tillis, Peggy, 1tend funeral services for theJr j m s,, ee a~gA1:H t~a Heights. Attending were Why let just any slacks do? Ploy (t fashion-safe with basic training after enlist!"'ent· Mr . and Mrs. Victor Brown. :Jeff, Denise, Dennis, Susie, grandfather, Mr. I. E. Miller. i ~i~hm:d: ~~=n,Crow ~ and Mrs. Richard Leifh~it, EmAmblers- the slacks that give you the proper fit, at the U.S.A. Naval Tra_m~g IMr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown_ ~nd Mike and Timmy, and the pas- I Mr. and Mrs. BernaRI urn . s, others • Charlie Irna Jo and Curtis, Sprmgfleld, atyle, as well as all the correct features - in 1he approved Center at Great Lakes, lllmots. ,Mrs. Charles Withrow VISited , tor, Rev. Robert Smith Sr., Mrs. ramm of ZanesvlUe, spent the l~b~, _tw~lbr id Hinton· 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Le· University or Continental fashion. We have Amblers On August 29th he will (Or& Sunday m Jacksun, with Mr Smith. Hoberta, Ernie, a n d ' weekend with their daughter 1~n . WJS ~: Marcu hew, Debbie, Charlottte, CharIn several smooth wash and wear fabrics and a choice of 5 plete a 30-day leave at home. 1and Mrs. Robe1'l Reinhart and _Robert, Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John l'w~ siSters, . • Ieston, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. handsome colon. Come see fo.r yourself. Wedding plans are incomplete. ' family . They were accompanied I Lyons Tom Bernard, Debbie, ~ ~alSy Hduhilmedre,LewtwJSburg,gVa.t, , WJlllam Thuener, Syracuse, Oi . u who 1 • • ~ gran c n, o rea· nd M H Ha kl home by Man 1~·n ...ru~ r DinneF', Reunion 18 and Linda. . lgreat-grandctilldren, and 51 Mr. a rs.. omer w ns, DEDICATE CIULDREN spent the pa•t week wtth he HPld In Middlf' >rl Mr. and Mrs. DaviS Srover grea\-grandchUdren. Grandsons Mr. Walter Reu~r, Mr. and of Mr and Mrs cousms. I · dJX and ch1ldr-en, Jeff and Shern, I ed Jibe 1Mrs. Harry DaviS, Ted, John, The "hl'ldren Also See The Complete ~ine of Boys • · · M L V· M t f RuA basket d1nner an reun1on h serv as pa arers. Bill nd Cheryl Lehe d the 1 Fred Samsel Jr. were dedicated ! . rs. aura. an e er o I • hbo nd h0 1- ·of Lancaster, are t e guests o Attend· rvices from Mid- 1 'a ~·a~ ln the SUnday morning worship cme left Fr1day for 1 two 1of former ne~gld ~s ae ~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. jdl t mg se Mr nd M r 8 1host and hostess. Calhng m the School Trousers in University and Dak service at Hysell Run. In the :weeks visit with her JOR!! and m=~ was Red - ~ :t e Harry Slover whJie they are on iS:por "~ .d' ;rownell-av · . were Rev. and Mrs. afternoon the Samsels were ldaught.ers-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. M e~rt oa Sl e ar . vacation. rman cal ' . . Voris, all of Pomeroy. Styles. Sizes 6 to 18 in Regulars, Slims & . n iNorman Van Meter and family , Attendmg were Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Jaik Coleman • 8 ~~~i~mg';;:~/ ~~~ ddi::~ : Framingham, Ms... and R•v . Gus 8 ~":1•; Gs~1 "';11 '' Mr. an: and children, Kathy, Becky, COMMITl'EE MEETS Huskies. Mens and Boys Departmentf the Hale were Mrs ·and Mrs. Dale Van Meter and Mrs. ares og e~ng, an and Debbie, of Lancaster, spent The program committee of ~~Is~olfe and d~•hters Ra: fPmily of Medfield, Mass. grandchildren, David, Teresa, the weekend with their parents, the Rutland Friendly GardenFirst Floor • ' 1 M P I Wolf and dough- and Nedra Cullen, and M r s. M nd Mr Bethel Col t I th h of M cine and Miss Jayne Hutchirs. ear IA Cl' k 0 r p . l PI l r. • S, eman ers me a e orne r •. son ' . ter, Sharon of Amanda were nna . IC mn eau.n ' and son, Roy, . . Harold Sauer .la9t Tuesday and . weekend goests o! Mr. and IW. Va., Mrs. Laura Hager, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. EugeDe Conde, The executiVe commttte<: Thursday to prepare the 1963ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and DofiB Clark, Mr. and Mrs. BtU Middleport, Wt!l'e called to the Salisbury PTA met Fnday ~oms. Present were Mr and Mrs. R11De, Columbus; Mr. and Mra. Daylm Saturday due to tbe at the home ol Mro. Sauer chaltman Mrs and Mr. and Mrs. Char Ies F . · Dorcel Knapp Leon w Va id nt Che ~A Roush of Columbus are an· Larry Wolfe. · ' ' · ., critical illness of the latter's • pres e • S~.er yemon Weber, president-elect, . . Mrs Gertrude Charlo• and Mro. Effie Montgomery, Mrs. m ther Mra Esther Wallace Road. "- Joe Bolin Mrs Nathan nouncmg the btrth of an 8 lb. · Geor · W h Mr Carrie o , · • mu1. • • 9 oz son at Holzer hospital, Betty and grandson, gaa e rung, s. . who is a patient in Grandview Committees for the ne~ year WNilse~,~a~nd~Mrs~~-~Do~n~Harr~~ts:on~.:l!:,=====================-' Au .23 named Charl"'s Ronald returned to their home, R~sh, Mr. and Mrs. Lewua R. Hospital, room 312 A. Dayton. were named end matenal dfs.. g. . . . M after a weeks Triplett, and Mr. and Mrs. Ja- Ohio Mr and ..._. Conde re- tributed to chairmen and after h1s father, and rs. b Tu and Lu 11 8 p · · m.n. . Roush' father now deceased visit with her sister, Mrs. John co rner, e ar- turned to Middleport Monday fiCers. Varloos reports s • · · N A sons all ol Middleport. . Mrs Erma Roush of Columye ve. evenmg. ~us . and Frank Roush of Porn- I Mr and Mrs. Perry Smith The group ma~e plans to coo- Mrs. Edward 1M McComas Attending were Mrs. William ' d daughter Melanie of Co- tinue the reunaons each year and dau....~t~ Diane Lee have Bartels legislative chairman eroy are paternal gran par-~ ' the last Sunday In Augost ... • ' . ' •nts ' and Mrs Cora Grindley Iumbus were weekend guests 0 n rW.lrned to her parenta home Mrs. Menzel Sm1th • ' h, o Mrs John Smith. and Invite former friends and in Dorches•·· Neb after sev· and Mrs. Maxine Arnold coSyracuse, maternal grandmot -~ · . h 1 •- t t•--• 1r thl \ -.:::~' ., · Mr. and Mrs. Her~rt D1xon sc 00 mau::-~ 0 8 ~IU om . 1 eral months visit here wlt.h his of the spr1tual com· or. and family spent the weekend area In Ohto and Weal VII'- parenla, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. mittee, Mrs. Herbert Dixon and AT BAND CAMP in Lancaster with Mr. and Mrs_ ,ginla. McComas and daughter, Diane. Mrs. George Brothers, Miss Roberta Smith is at Earl Kelly. 11Jey were accompanied to Ne- room chalrmen, Mrs. Phil band camp, Canter's Mr. and Mro. Everett Thorn· Colemam Spendin1 bruka by her parents, Mr. linger and Mrs. William OJt.. Jackson, 0 _ with members as left Saturday, for a visit in Wef'k In Gtdlipolu and Mrs. Ralph HoereD who linger, ways and means cbaJr. Columbus with their daughter Rev. and Mra. Clifford Cole- spent the weekend In MiddleMrs. David Davis, vice Rutland Band. f'==========•,l and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. of Columbus ore spend- port aa goesll of the McComMrs. Ricbard Young, Gene DeWees and 11011. Mr. ing the week In GaiUpolls u family. They were enroute secretary, Mrs, Jack SeeU1, Thomas returned home. Sunday where Rev. Coleman Is conducl- on a trip througb the BOUih, treasurer,. Mrs. Geneve Joachand Mrs. Thoma• remained for ing a series of services at tlte im, prinCipal, and Mrs. Nor-an indefinite visit. Fr•nch City Baptist Cbapel. man WeyersrnlUer, publicity. Rev. Coleman, tbe son of Mr. GIVE DINNER and Mrs. Bethel Coleman of Mr and Mrs. C~ence An· Middleport, Is pastor of the lldrews entertamed_ with a din- Fainoood Baptist Church, SUnday at thew homo, El>Ave. Columbus. While Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoler, . Coleman bas been at the , Mrs. Wilma Davis and Mr s. llellt!ZI." St., honoring hi! father • Clyde Andrews on hla birthday· church ll has grown I Mildred Beeson, Middleport, aI.Home made ice cream and deea small church to a eon- •tended commencement exercisorated ~irthday . cake were gregation of over 200 and ls IJe.. ~ es held at Ohio University in served wtlh the dtnner to Mr. a building project. i At~ens, Saturday. The Stovers' I and Mrs. Clyde Andrews, WJI.. Attending services In Gallt.. · daughrer, Mrs. James Habbard 1 liam, James, Susan and Ray- polis suhday evening w~re Mr. :of Lancaster, received her BS · mond Andrews and the host Mra. John L, Coleman, son degree In Education. I I and hostess. Kober!, of Vinton, Mr. and Mr,. 1 They were aceompanled by I Bethel Coleman and son, Roy, Mrs. Mary E. Bacon, Middle1).11 cu. ft. BOOSTERS TO MEET and . Jimmy Dailey and Mrs. Freda !port, who also received her BS 1 1 4 eoiDrS or wllitll The Southern Local B l!ratt, Middleport, and the Cole- Educalion degree. Mr. Jamea Model PFPDS.14f..1 1111 Boosters Will meet Thursday man's other son 1:tnd family, IHubbard and son, Chris came 1 Whitt PCH"CIIain lnlmell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coleman ·from Lancaster lor the gradua-l • Even the freezer never and children, Jerry and Janie, tion. The group attended the tea needs defrostinc- with who are active in the Gallipolis Iheld in Baker Center following , exclusive Frast-Proof church. I' the exerclses, and also visited · system! CLOS•D with Mr. and Mrs. Edward ' o 100-lb. zero...,. frHzerl ON VACATION IIeven,Jng at 7:30 p. m. at the \Slater, former Middleport resi·: • Twin glide-out fruit and high school. AU boosters are dents. ! TodoJ Tllt'u A... 19th ! In The fin sf decision of a llouoe lhow buai.... peraonaltiea and I arriving marchere !rom the ltrat : alrendy succeeded In reacbtng the But for Con gr.., It was bwi· , ju4i~lary .subtonimittee is UJce- , aurvivorl of Nazi concentration i of tbe 879 clwriered buses due ln 1mind and heart . and conscience neu .as usual with emergency I Jy I? be a waek or more in the : campo n well •• ordinary elti-; the city during the day. At least ! of America on the iosue of racial railroad legislation, deJigned to 1 TROOP PROJECT - Members of Pomeroy Brownie Troop 267, whose leader II making. But the vererljil COli· . aeno. , nl n e <bartered pl~s also· justice." avert a c r I P P Ung nationwide IMrs. Robert Campbell. this week presented a check to Metgs Memorial hospital ill grelltllll8Jl who heads tlje group ! They came by car, by bus, by , brought particlpan!J 10 the city. , '!'he march leadert - except strike, lopping the agenda. Ipayment for a gift which they purchased for the counly-<Jwned facility in memory believF• Pre~t Kennet!Y's train, by plane - and in once , Soya Pu._ . Adllen<l ' for dil<lctor 'James Farmer of the Late In tbe day, after cero- of the late Effie Blazewtcz, a member of the Scoout troop. The lasses held rummage civil" rights proposal would slle- caae on toilet abtes. 1 For 74-year-old Negro leader A. · con g r e!• of Racial Equality monies at the Lincoln Memorial, Isales, bake sales and other money-raising prOJects to purchase a drainage pump . Jy clear the flrit burdle. , ...... _ , the leoders were to confer with !which was badly needed try the hospital. accordmg to Administrator George Smith. At . · ' i lm:f:s''"'-~ m:!lll!A!MJJti&"'J!"ffi' President Kennedy at the White •right, Marlene Winebrenner, reglstered nurse, accepts the check in behalf the hos- '. '.: SAIGON, !loqth Viet Nam The Meinhart J..o. House. rita!. She is also showtng the girls what they had purchased. Members of the troop. So~tb ytetna~e mllllary leadcull Sl. will ...... It's doar Veadors Hawk to r, Betty Gayle Campbell, Becky Triplett, Bernadette Hennessy, Twila Sue Clalo . al tbe end of the week. after A carnival-like atmosphere pre- worthy, Debra Harbrecht. Rebecca Houdashelt, Nancy Thompson, Debbie Crow and ers, whose forces -are support· ed by American ~ld. put them- · 43 years ol buslaess Ia tile 1vailed at the Washington Monu-ISusan Clark.- Sentinel Pholo. selves in driect connict· w l t h 1 • ment and Lincoln Me-mor1ai in , ---------- - - - - - - - -• commully. 0 4 the United States today with I Jacob Melobart ami oon, I the pre-dawn hours. · -~... '""" "~· " "' ·~ ·" · their accepl,nce ol lull respon· Max, operated the otore and ' Str<et vendors were much in Middleport Senior bond• men I sibility for fhe recent raids on I followtnl tlle deatll of tbe fa~ I evidence. hawking buttons, ban- ' are to report for uniform!! on Buddhisl . p;tgodas. . tber, tbe 1on e1111tlllued in I nera and baUoons or every size Ihe following schedule: I The military chiefs 'a i d I bualllen untO his dealll hr0 and shape, hearing every kind of Sophomor.. and Juniors they, and not Ngo Dinh Nhu, ln- l 1 years aao. Slace tllat dme, motto. Thursday at 9: 30 to 10:3(1 a. . . . itiated the crackdown whil'b re· . . bla wife ••s operated tbe The huge seated image of a m.· Fresh mea - Thursda}' Area postmasters ancludmg Elmer E . Caldwe-11 of Galsuited in the arrest of thousanda : !'fOAB, Vtah (UPI)- Rescue teams and civil defense I siOi'e. Mn. Meloltort expresa- brooding Abraham Lincoln. high at·, to 3 p.m.; Seventh and li~olis. Edgar E. Arnold of Pomeroy. and Paul Casci ol ' of Buddhist leaders anQ the im- i umts f~om t.b~ougbout southeaste~J). Utab converged on 1 ed ber appreclatfoa to tbe in its columned tempk! sbove the Eighth grades _ Friday, S:OO i M!ddleport, ann~unced t~day planes, t~ucks a~d buses r) pogjtion of martial law through- . a mulb~mllllon-dollar potash facility n~ar Moab early · realdeats In the eommantty hubub of the march, was out· a. J0:30 a.m. wtl~ be p_ressed ~nto_ serva:e to move alT and first-clasl .'; ou this Communist-threatened today to attempt the recovery of an esttma_ted 25 con· lor their aappart over the lined In bold relief by the flood- . 1 mall to tis destmalton. and to move other classes ol I, . \ . struction workers trapped m a 3,00o-foot mme shaft by h'- f the tel . 1"' '"~4~k"~'*"""'~w~~ ~ll-'"1' w ,~ t"~ mail within tbe second zone !approximately 150 milesiJ 1 ,~ euuntry f' I si yean, 1g ~.e o ev!SIOn crews. 1 -' • 1 · , a 1ery expo on. deep "tb BD inside diameter or 1 . 11 The marchers began assemb- ' in radius) of their postoffices tn the event of a nation· (· 1 .& federal judge, citing raci.al IThe blast occurred less than 1 22 fee~ and a mncrete lining 121V!!!JI &ib"il !lfl.'Gil!::m :~ I ling on the Washington Monument I wide rail strike :F tenoloo. Tueatlay b)ocked lh e 24_hnura after two Sheppton, Po., incheo thick. S,IJOO.foot-long l ' grounds early In the day. I However, the postmasters , approval ol • Senare-palled . . hmt •ooJ d nuners were pulled to safety d 'Its . •-..t 25 are noting that they re- bill to refer the two major .... : 1 1 f1rs1 vo ary SC•• esegre- f de und . n nse on ang es o ~uuu C 00 S · · '· gatlon In the Deep South state . rom an un rgro cave-m degrees from the base of the . . . ~ ,_ "'" j Iceived mstructions not to ac- I sues' ill ~he rail· disputeftre~ P.• . . 1more than 300 feet below the sur- h ft . , ~~*'~~J i%~1/oi:.i!lt\ ·;" cept mailings, other than first men s JOb!! and composition ? of ~tg which stopped the I fa~ of the ~th. Rescue work~rs s ;eacue te-am which was Low- I I SHEPPTON, Pa. (UPII class.air mail and air par<>Pl tration board~ a bl~ing cleo- ~'r . N l I still wen~ trymg to readt a third ~ l t•· bottom of ~-•-•t A 12\1-loch drUI today broke post which are destined for Irati•• boardlor a blndiDKde- ;: enr ojlment o sq; egroes a a Ito pped . ...A n~ o •..:: ltll:: ;,lli:U 1 .1 • • . • B · k G hl h sch 1 man w was 1rA m ~·-= epor1ed the dr'fta had been. through to a chamber 315 feet pomts more tll:>n !r.O mliP!i CJSJon. '; runsw~~ed· d a., hglle N' 00 eave-in 16 days aga:l I b.locked by the I I . T.... fl aader•rotmd where rescue Pomeroy schools will begin from h ()me for the dul'a""'"'' l" '="" 1'"'_,.,..,.,.....-#'t"''f .. was ~a.,.. own w egroes Th If' · 1 t of exp O&tOn. '""'' " T Se he · d · frqm Jbtd(Mhout the nation b'av.. ere ~as no o t.cJa coun said tbe temperature at the botI workers hope .to find Louts I uesday' ptem r 3. Itlon of tht rail stnke af It or- Maalers a~e advise that em eled (c) Wlahington for todav's the mu involved m the Moab tom wu 130 degrees. ! T hI annual HarrlsonvUle Bova, 4!, trapped •fnl>e Aug. Junior and Senior High curs. I ergen~y shipments, such at~ , historic freedom marCh on ibe blast but a apokooma: ''": the Mall Raubala, oM, Moob, waa tractor puU wiD be held Friday . 13 S.hools wUIJMln .J\ .a.JD. • :·w~. are Pl'"J!I:O!l 1>1-,.bs,ndle I medtcmes or badly needed spare . n•IIOII'J capital. Although the I Texas Gull Sulphur c · said he in the hea1! !ramo of thi mi110, !at 1 1.., 111.. "' .Jite Harrisonville I The hit flalshed ••llinl Fullscheiii'f~-1flti'1M! .I'Un TUeS.. Iall)' letter M -par'Cef'"aM,~ 1p_arts, sho~l4~ ~ ~rst,e\8" B wJck lnte ti believed IS men~· lropped. l'll r..t tha 1IJp of the ' · · ,.,..~' tJaroup r<11;iJ, C!fll' -"!!1.~\d~Juliior SeJil ' IJ 'atl)'!llllitl• 'JII'ilfid4- ·fjth .¢'Bit mall tfiii[ng the stril<e, U .~· bl:~~ , lbe· .s!tonboartlw ".: The ~lion ~n:......_1113\" M":.~ 'llill~-~- . acbnol _ll'Ottnd••.~.;;IIIIIJ,.~f+'illftitif;.rteia l.tll.' Jm1' 1ia14 :Hii!h Scllools wlth ~ismissal :: da" or air •mail postage i' it occurs, and if tbe shipmen! i ~~ ~ t~..,. ~~~fd.§. ..,thf_ lfar'tb6ff He was treated ' if. I bdlpili't , ·~~ · year WIU be--o'tleld on t'OI'ICl'ete werkers Jfanned to lower an 13·30 paid on the item.'' they saJd demands deliVel·y beynnd thf . . :Unced .~I.V . tb8f' 21 Ne- r·&ti~al CO~· -ot ~ia_mi,' Fla., were coocussion, a fo~ laeereawn, Ito give each of the 30 to 40 ultra-stiiBUIV~t mlcropbolle 8lld . p.m. • Service would be temporar- 150 • mile limit. Peris~able it , entries an equal ch,nce. I a. •till camera IB aa effort to Gradel 1 through 6 a~ the 1ly suspended on second-class ems. such as baby chtcks anc groes wtU ):te~=mitted to two putting the flnlllhmg touches on bruise• nd back atreiD•.~ ,. white high. ~ools. the shaft and an under~ound ,. Three classes wiU be held, , fiDil the trapptd miner. 8 u t Pomeroy Eleme.ntary will beg~n magazines a n d newspapers. i honey bees, .shoui~ not be mall· .. ' '' Ieh~ber w~ the explosiOn OC· lneludJnr up to 4500 , up to 5500 first reRCuen faced tile hltk at 8:4:5 a.m. Km~rgarten Will third-class matter . and fourth- : eU for t~e durat1on of t he , WASHINGToN _ In a Labor ! {)Uri ed at 4.50 p.m. MST uo. ~ JdS land up to 7000 lbs. Prizes of . of removing the •rill from lbe start m the mormn~ at 9 a.rn class parcel post package" ad- Istnke _1f 1t oc~urs. . Day statement heavily empha- p.m., EDT) Tutosday. $15~ and $5 wUI be awarded deep shaft. and in the afternoon at 1 p m. dressed to poinhl bevond t h e 1 Ma1hngs of 1tems .(·overed b) 1 sizin civil tights President Frank Tipple •. general manager e class Weighing in will : , Unless car pools have been ar- st!cond par<'PI post :wnf' -Px- 1 the temporary and limited serv· . Kett~edy oald today 19413 prob- 1ql the plant, eaid smoke still was fi be !roaii'·S to .7 p. m. at the K. ,-{,-..-~-m ranged, kindergarten pupils tending 150 miles beyond I he "~ <uspenSion. if depo!liled at '. ably Will MD down as one of the) biUowlng from the shaft late 'C. Weldl residence. There Will i Srarberry lnJUFt-d whose names come at thP ftrst points of malhng- a" part of post offt{'es imrne<hately prim '•. turning points ln the hlstory of' TUesday .night, but the fierce a $2 entry fee I I M. Sl F II of the alphabet will come in the the National P(}st Office Con- .Jo tile srr1 ke. wtll Ut> made at i A . I bo I flames winch followed the explosI . I n IDe a 1e a !morning, and those With namPs tingency Plan for operating Un· the nsk of the mailer. -x-; mertcan a r · that income lion. a~reo~ly were out. ' \ Providing prizes are Meigs MASON_ - Bernard Scarber- beginning at the last half will der a rail strike emergency . The postmasters noted ~' ~=~ =:e:mployment ali Tippte ~id be ~ed t~ere COLUMBUS (UP[) - ~1 }1 e IEquipment Co., F11lton-Thomp- rv · ainresKientt of M~son. WtdVa. Icome in the afternoon . 1<§t W'*"fflW;- {;! ~~'I,..,, ><'""r , that Huntington, Chraleslon C• ~~ pr Wa& a ma)OI' cave-In m the nune. state Highway Department Tues- \ .son, Pomeroy; Coen Tractor was jured n 8 mine ace ent ! WASHINGTON tU ..O-Con- that untington, Charleston Co- ,/ ha~e reached ne~ peaks~ the He said "the huge- salt section" da ned low bids , totallng Sales In Athens, and Desler :.Tuesday afternoon when cau~ht In the Pomeroy Elementary ess wa 5 ex •tt!li today to ' Ptttsburgh are among cltiel'l.' natamt. He ~diCBted satJsfac-, in which the mine Is located •twas •$9,~.= for 3t feder81 and Garnet WiJilamson of Rutland. Jn a slate ~all at the L•evm~ I schoo~ t~e afternoon recess w111 : :at a midn!;t strike41ead- . Wltl1m 150-mile zone of their{; tlon With t~ contlnued,stea~ l wry hard." !state highway projects in Coal Co. m~ne In West Colum- be ehmmated on :Ue.sdsy and line an• e•at·l legislation to ,towns which will continue ta~; 1 ~aln in Jlvmg, standards "We have every hope of get- Ohio Official estimates for the Ibis. !Wednesday With dismissal at 2 vert nationwide railroad 1gE"l full ma1l serv1ce from thil 'f. Americans, and he cited ft. ling thrnllllll to the men," Tippie j,;,ts totaled ., 0 595 tiiO. Melr• Memorial Hospital ! He suffered compreaaed p m. The elementary cafeteria :trike. a ·t office, if and when 1 b a?.. gures showing that more than said pro ... • • . .fracture of the dorsal vertabra. Will serve lunch the first day . pos "f 70 mllllo• persona are employ· d Largest o1 the projects call- 1 ADMISSIONS - Kale F1ck, He dm'tted 1 H 1 h ·of h 1 A House leader predicted slrtke occurs. ( Two rescue teams were is· p M J W d was a 1 o o zer os.l sc oo . - - . -- - ed, with the average weekly patcljed to tho scene, located 20 ,ed for grading, draining and j omeroy: rs. ames ar "pllal at 3:10 p. m., wherehls . , - -. · factory Wile at an all - t I m e mIles eoulll of Moab in the ' paving of S.292 miles of u. s. Portland. condilion was reported good to- I Pomeroy buses will begin col- I high nf more than $100 a week. od Badlands and the civil 40 In Belmont County and t h. ! DISCHARGES - Mrs. Ron- day, ,Jecting children at the sa~e ~ Bu• the ,__..ent llald there ~~ . tlo' ell 1 construction of five bridges. The aid Johnaon and son, Letart: ' lime as last year; however thiS I ', 0 , , •...,. , ,..enoe ..-garuu n was a va· · ' · h h b h """ still are '"-"Y peilJR Who are tJjl at llloab. A civil defenoe low bid was aubmllted by V. ,G. E. Srone, Langsville. . ~W'S HIGHLIGHT mig I ave to e can..... ; f :,not taatlng the fruit of spokesman oaid emerll"ftCy blood N· Holderman Sons ol Co- BIRTH - Mr. and ~: On• of the highlights of the Teachers' meetings have been 1 economic progres:a. i sqppll,;. ..,... .., h~nd and a 20- lumbus, wilicll bkl, t3,528,2llli.- ,James Ward, a daughte~r· Portsmouth Air Fair to he held · scheduled as follows: I Middleport public schools will open Tuesday mom-'· i bed ~I w•. avallable. ·: 5· : " depa;tments 1 li!Jtllay, September 8th, Is a ' Monday, 9 a.m., new teach- ing September 3 with the hrst four ' grades in the ~le- , WASRINGTON - Ohlp's There were only four doctor& , or e pmjec waa fl. ,300. , ... Meigs General llosp "'::'~ 'li!ritonsttatiolt by the. Civil Air ers' meeting in the office of me~tary building' and the k,mdergarten and grades five :· DemocraUc senators and moot in Moab, ao addltional·phyliclans • Other projects and low bids ADMISSIONS _ Carl Moles Patrol Para-Medle Jumping ,Supt. c. A. Gibbs. lhrough seven at the Cen-1 be Tuesd but wlU 1 of Ote stll~a; 111)"80 deleptlon and clergymen were oumJIIOiled by county Included: Middleport; Anna Grbnm, Ml~ l Team from Cincinnati. T h l• j Monday, 10 a .m. general Ira! hutldmg , ;:• ed=• . Gr::;es 0 n, did nal pljlil - ~o particlpai!O in to the . _ from IUITOllnding l Me~gs: Reaurface pam ol.dlepurt 18J'OUP, conslsttnl of 2S mem- teachers' meetmg room II Sr Hours o! altendance are as W f' Y .0 1 1 tbi loday's civil iillfit,o. mareh. iD the lllote. ,Ohio 124 and U. S. :a, Shellf DISCiwtGES _ Ed Grant, : bera, l• U!" first _ol its kind in 1 High (elementary and H; g h lollows ~ ~~~~~ ort'v~le;~n~a ~eterSens. Frank J. Lauache aild o. A. Wle~, dtalrman otthe 1Sands, Inc., ZaneavlUe, $77,127.-IMiddleport· C A Emmlsh Mid· !the lblllon. A umque attractlon .schooll. Grad• A.M. P.M. P dal 1 Stephen M. Young llald theJ iUtah Slate Indufllrlal .Commts-.15. 'die rt ' · · ' ,or ~e group Is that two of the j Monday, 1 p.m. Elementary 1 and z !:110-II:U 1!:45-3:15 Is and may pay e _ on l · would not participale, bill their ' oton, spectilated tltat the Galila, Hocking, Melgo a nd 1 po · 'P~ra-Medica are women, teachers, Jr. High and Senior 3 and 4 1,30-11:451!:1W:IS ly or weekly b~slS .•, 12 will ol!jceo would be opea to con- ioo tilay have, been oauued by: VInton: Spot slablllze and aur- • · , acbool. sthru 7 8:3e-1UI t2:4H:31 Grades sill 1 rou ... stituents. . methane gai of .llndelermlnedjface treating of parla of Ohlo j DIVORCE G~ LANNING, N<n' DEAN Monday 1 p.m. Secondan 8 tbru 12 8::tl)..t1:31 1!:311-3:30 eat '" tbe high school and will ,origin. He said thin were M!V· ·32S, Ohio SM, Ohio 581, Ohlo 1 A divorce W8.!1 grarlted Hel~n Donald Lanning, not Earl teachers, Jr. High an Sdemor ClasS<"s will be di!•mi~~ed at pay on 1 d~ily ~Price! COLIJ¥BJ)S. - Two robbers, : .... petroleum "drlpo" in the:327 and Ohio 5. SheDy Co., M. Shuler, from Emmet W. Shu- Dean, Is a member of the Sal- lllgb. ,2 p. m Tuesday. Cafeterias will for the !mea .11 be 25c .,. 1 one ai11lt!d .w!tlj 1 l!llb-machlne- . ~ whlch cOuld """"'"t lor iThorDvllle, f141,014.ft, ler this week in Meigs County.Jsbqry Townahlp hoard of edu- ' ,thrnugh Ive WI per aun. eaeapi<f with about AliO , llllpjl an ICCtliltWallon of pa. [ · Common Pleas Court on lfOUnda 1catlnn, aa reported In a hoard 1 grades "~r~1:;_ »;iJ ~estlay night from Birr'• Bar ] "If the were Qll(ng LOCAL TEMPS of gr410S neglect and mreme ,of education release Tuesday, \ ••• A teac .. ~ .. " after fwclol ' the battelader and dyJiamlte 10 .,.__., he aakl, "It l'he temperature in P•me- cruelty, In another court acUon concomlng opening of Salisbury , held Monday at IO a .. m. ~-~ei'l to 1tay in a rould bavo touched oil the ., •y's bualneas district at 11:4! ;Janet Bland bas dlsmlsoed a !schoolo. Mr. Dean Is a mem- ! paratory to : ~ng~~]!t·· rOOai. . pl,.loo." a.m. today """78 degrees •• jdlvorce petiUon from Charlea ber of the Eastern district : ~chool onff .Tu1 de•Y·L'-"" .n The mlllt •halt Ia .I.NI feet' der clear okles. Bland. !board. ' 1ng sta me u •t,Mr. C&OConducfor pl... for...., bill boltltll • Friaidlire dt[ltdlltllltJ, too Thousag~~- Stream Into Capital To ;Pi i S • Held erVICeS i ' Un-1 1 I .' By IIIElUiilliAN IIMl'lll 'l'ltelr banners and plaeards andl Philip 1\andalph, the "father" of <COREl, whn waa jailed ln VaMN. Pre. htmalltlal buUQns - 1001e ift Ykldisb - ! the march, the massive demon· Louisiana - met wilh congresWASHINGTON IUPII - Tbottt- proclaimed: "Froedom - Now." i stration had ao!Jie<>ed Ita porpooe oional leaden of both parties anda upon thouaaDdl of penGftl 1bere were epic poems 1..f.im even before the firlt banner was before the march began. from aU over !he natloa !~reamed Crow gool.l go"l ancl BOD(I I' Wo 1 unfurled. CIIDJ..,._ Aile.. Into the capital today to taP will over-come") u well. I Randolph 1 al d the unproce- More than 50 aenators and repWAS~GTO~ Eleven part in a, civil rights mardt her- At Wasb~'1 civemOUI dented new• coverage - rlvali.ag resentatives accepted invitation~ House members were at work aided as tbe ll'Q;I:nt irt \the na- 1km Station, a stone's throw from • even that of a praidentliJ inaUJ- lrom march leaders to attend the tO<jay writing civil rit!hts ltgls- tion's hlslory. ; the capitol, 31 apeclal tralna uration - the otront!OD JIV<II the ceremonies at Lincoln Memorial. latll!ll. ~t would help meet de- • :Ale - · on eatimat- brought in an estimated :tii,Z25 march by Congrns and the Prea· Many ol them iaaued etatements thousands of Integra- ed IJIO,OOO strong, lftcluded both marohen. · maiiilf 1!dent, and the enthualastk: re- of encouragement, or opened their tl~ tnllrching a feW bi?Cks t .Negroel and whites. Tttere were I The termlnalt ol the priDcipal ; sponse of rel.igiOUI orpnizatiOIII offices to, accommodate or Cflnfer away. : rellsioua leaden, union officials,, bus linee were crowded with early! "are all evidence that we have with marcht>rs. 1 1 • . Take·· . .Part t' bulter -~ • ·' ' I I nae<.able Hy11ralo!S. ,.. l I I • Storare door has eu lhelf, I ' ' y .... ....,., '!!'*'.. Nmrne. ' • ·w Dee. I, IM,at ' Pomeroy I ' Scarberry, of Mr. Leo cipal of Central Mrs . Eilzohelll. the new principal , dleport Elementary_..!tool. New reocbers Tom Kelly, Carl Wolle, Betsy olyn Johnson. Sharoo AM Weloh. O"tber 1te Earl swactha~ • Daisy Blaleslee, Ischool. IY CHESTER TANNEHII.L j I haven't heard much lately .about school C</nsolidalion - in Me;,s county. There's plenty breezing about in reaard to consolida· lions to the north of us, however. From my vantage wiD he 1point, there is much interest here in consolidation, but . uneon- i H~Ie or no action by anyone in responsible positions to "' IJ teot of the 1en~unge 11. b~DI will be A couple of aco the Middleport Board of Educalion, to its surprise, learned in a survey a llllid be be~ Bova decisive of its parental patrons would like to Ia! see with somebOdy - Pomeroy, North· give or a school ~ither way, The educa~onal teaCher towltd The reaultt �• ••• • • • · n.., Daily S.ntinel · "Maybe W,e Should Trfm Off llttteSay About Here'' · • ~ •' Bi~er Than Gigantic • I . L : t . 'Helen llelp Us/ , ,. ITwo Sen~ Buys By J~Jdgeln Gallia County PWe Pipe Y.mley Finn ,J OneSuspeet Dies In Figltt Three Cars D•aged In Cbai,.· Mishap I With Poliee II JerP- ,........, - e d . . . Cellneoo' Corponlloft ol Am- 'l1!roe eoro Yore dlmqed NEW YORK <UPII - Olle ol ,... '"' ~~!:..::~ lelll!eo 11)11 a lbb;d - plaeed erial ,IIIIIIUIICOIII today lho pur- two ~ 111ffered noct U.: two mee wiiiiOd m tho ldllio& o1 .!"'::"".,a.:Wiol«r......._,...,.,, ':': m TMedoy wileD ""- ol Yar<lley Plaslbl Com. Jurlet 11)11 a RemJock Grove two New 11!rWf poll<lo.- • • . · ,..,......_, 1 !hoy oppeared Wore Judp Jl6. pany, - ol lho nallon'a !art- Dllll amoted 11>01 Ia datb lodiJ Ia 1 . -1::;-~~~~~rea:~ bert M. Bell In Gallla County eat produoe!'l ol p!QIIco pipe diU! moc11m ICCidonl m with dotecltv. In a mJd.. lho bolol Cammon Pleu Court. and flltln&a, ioD-av In ,._., at 1:~ aJII, knm - - lootol ...m. ,_ lllo ol I. _., ~ ~: 'nle muUknlW... dOllar deal laday. 'lbo deed man, Frank raloo, NewpJrt, Ill. :II yeari In lho Ohlo l'ellllen- lnclucleo poll'CIIMe ol Yanlley'o l'ollleroy pollee saki a ear tlary '"' two chargee of bod two Pluil<s plpe 11)11 Dltlnp ~ bJ Jamea Oliver Bini cbeck writing, m1 Eorl David plants, bol!l In ColumbwJ, Ohlo o1 Hemlock Grove hll an IIUia BI'Oelb, II, ¥Jddlepor!, was ...,. and other uoels. drlvfll by Eldwin Burnem of leDced to a 1-7 ~tor term at WilHam P. Orr, Prealdent o1 Rae!Do, RD. In tho rear whell the Manollfld Reformatory for Celane.e Polymer Company a It olowed for one-way !raffle. grand la~y and parole viola- division of the CorporaU..,, ~ After the Burnem car w• • lion. · that Celanese will operate the olruck, II hll a parked car ownCharlea W. Ke1111ood, 33, of facUitleo through a sublldlary ed by Harry Miller, Pomeroy. 31! Smithers St., GaiUpolls, re- known 81 Yardley Compeny. Bini waa charged with deleccelved hll aecmd probation Yardley will continue 1a func- live equlpm<nt. tenn of two )'Oal'l! within one Uon with preoent operating on.! Burnem and hll wife were weet for forgery. Last weet, aeUing arrangemenll and with taken to lho office of Dr. Jcihll Judge Bell placed him on no changes cmtemplated In ltidgwa) by pollee ror- treattwo yeara- probation !Oi' writing key operating mlnaii"JlliOIt and menl of n.ck injuries. Bing bad cbeck•, and Tueoclay add. per11011110l. bebll held in county jail ed another two years of proba- Founded In IMI by Frederick . lloo in connoellnn with anoth· B. lllU, Yardley pioneered In er caae of forgery. the manufacture of plaaUcs pipe Volunteer Firemen and now makea polyethylene, GE'I'II -TIIDAY CAKE polyvinyl chloride !PVC! and Spons•Jring Social WASHINGTON <UP! I - Vi.,. I acrylonltril<>butadlene · styrene . (I.IIISittlr C,,, •• tl. Preoid... t Lyndon .Johnson got I (ABS) piping 11)11 cellulose ac<> The Racine. Volunteer . .llctl IMtM !WI .......... 4llftNiftCII 17 ,..... "' .... a surprise 'from Preoldeot Kenne- ltato and polypropylene special- Departm~t Will sponsor an ICe r low 1r ... flit. . .•• dy on bis 55th birthday ann!Ver- 1ty pruducll. The firm also spec- cream OOCI81 beginning at 7. p., aary Tuesday. , lalize• in the manufacture of Im. Saturday on the RaCine - -- -· !plastic fittings and oeUs its pro- Home Bank lawn. Proceeds Futurity to coDed $1.2110. The i ducts throughoul !he natloo to i iO toward purchase of a , · . win, McKltrict'o fourth In the ru- lmore than 1,1108 plumbing dis· Iway radio outftt for the squ;aa.J NEW HAVEN,\\. VA. - The. 812th Ordnance Company Is now engaged In its! turity, ,.81 the r... t lime 1 per- •lributors and industrial ac- r · two w..ks annual summer trammg at Camp Pickett, near Blackstone, Virginia.: 10n had taken the ....,ttWo 1"'11'11 1counts. Id ll'"'":n are to meet T!tttrs-11 This umt regularly meets at the U. S. Army Reserve Center, on Second Avenue in in 8 row I In !1143 the u s plastics \ ay at p.m. to .make the Ripley, West Virginia. One magazine platoon of this company is located at the U. sm..", J•dila& Wlnoon pipe ln~try had ·tot~l sale• of cream. AllyiHie WJShmg Army Reserve Center, 4200 Emerson Avenue, Parkersburg, West Virginia . Captain c E Hartzell and Sons otpess than $5001100 Since then Idonate may phone WI 9-l47l, Glenn E..smith. of New Haven, W.Va., commands the unit. Donald Langfitt, right, Gr.;,nviile: J. c. and G. Graham s&les in the u.' s. ·have increas: WI~ or Wl~~9-~3484 ~·_____J.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!~ an -NC_G, IS at n~ht. Most of the personnel are from the Jackson and WOOd Count~ of Ashley, and Ja- L. w..t. , ed steadily to a current annual -• • areas lD We~t V1rgtma. However, the umt has been augmented by twenty-SIX offi· hoven and Son, MarysviUe, tool: volume of about f10,000,1108. cers and enlisted men from Oh10, West Vtrgmla and Kentucky. the breeders award in sheep : ~::_:~_:::::_:...::===-Judging, ~ POWER OFF - MAYBE • ....,.llaio "'t:: • :'w .......... :.e:.t!:"i.. For Schooltime '63-'64 · -- \ \ Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting S I The Hartzells took first place The Columbus and Southern In 12 of the 14 Shropshire classeo, j Ohio Electric Company anConUnued From Page I 111Ciud"'R honors for showing the oounced today that weather perOrd, Pearl Reynolds, Bernice champion and reoerve milling power wiU be oil ThursCarpenter, Helen Maag, Sara ! ram. The Grahams won the day for approximately 45 minRupe, Flossie Allenaworth, Max· COLUMBUS (UP! _ The Ohio State Fair went · bon foc the breeder's young flock. utes starting at 10 : 4~ a. m. in lne Philson and Joan Thomas: Iits sixth day with record-breaking crowds expected McDonald Farm · the Tuppers Plains and ReedsMr. Scarberry, wl1o complet· continue to flock to the exposition center today owned by Anson D. Smith of ville R.D., areu. ed the requirement for a certif- racing program's featured Director of Hard, was judged uand cham- lr-'=='--=====-.1 lcate as a guidance coun,elor Pace for 3-year-olds and; . pion Guernsey bull. thi!J ·year, wil1 serve as the the ''Queen ot Queens" con-' U~elr way in. Last~~~ Two f..H Club members guidance coonselor for the high test tonight. jattrndance fo~ tile fa1r 9 fiftll day 1b'ipo to the National 4-H Club II T0 Draw More B•"g crowds school. 1was 36,393 w1th 27,693 paid. ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating , Congre81 meeting at Chicago in Improvements this year in- The $25,000 stake in the Agri-1' Four daya of senior INovember. The winners picked elude re-decoration of the high culture pace will climax the day's judging began Tuesday, with Qel. l on tbe baola of outstandl~R health schOol audJtorium and remod racing program of 10 heats. Nine- I ker's H. Lady, entered by and activity records were Joe eling of the home economics teen horses from several states I F~ms of Urbana. ~g the $40011 Alexander, 15, M~fidd, and cooking 1aborator~' which lnC'ItJd· are entered for the pace. I Oh1o Guernsey Futunty for ,. N·a nq y~ ~ke. 18 , Kilbourne. 1 ed elimination of the long gas The queen contest, one of the year-<>ld cows. . The champion 4-H ochoolboy pipt'· under the b••iloiint. (or ~in e~ents of the ~1-day ex~-~ ~aerup ww Franchealel' d~ .. ~~~~ .. Judging team from greater safety from gas leaks hon. will see 25 g1rls, all btle 1Jeshng Pam, owned by Charles MisslU.lppJ vilited the fair Tues- 1 Your Dependable Dealor For PLUMBING AND HEATING holders fro~ cou~ty fairs around I B. Bolton o~ West Salem. '•f,~da~y~!Oi';;:;_.tlto==·;;.fiflll;;;';_;ll~me~.i---=~~~~ the state, competing for the John McKitrick of Welcome ~· ors of reigning over. the Farms: Dul>lln, toot lour mg portion of the rarr. spots m the Ali·Amertcaa Today's schedule wiD also jn the· future. Re·!llrrangment of ~abinets ha!)!Jipnnii!d. \h~ efflci.ency of the · kitchens combined with new colors of turquoise blue in "SPEOAL" Schoof Girl $ .00 two kitcheiiB and coral in the the final two uandstand !!hmws;J other two. These improvements : by singer Johnny Malhlo. He were made possibleby the ' be ,..placed Thursday by televi· :l combined Iunds from Mary Wat· sion's "The Real McCoys." klns Memorial Fund, the F.H.A. Attooanco Reeorda Fall and the Board of Education. Attendance records continued to Autust 20 to Stptomber 7 fall TU'esday as the overall ma;rkll for the lair's five days soared to MARILYN'S ,..,ooo, as compared with the BEAUTY SHOP previous high of 313,6!S last year.IJ Phono WY 2_, 382 Fair officials said 45,253 125 p010 St Mlddloport IOIIB wont through the main giwesll CLOSID MONDAYS COLD WAVE WHO TOOK THE "ICE" OUT OF PRICE? . :"l' ·. •·•' .r.' I ' • · IJ/110 ELSE? ' FOUR POINT VALUE 5 l r~~·:~~~~·:m~;the;•:e:·;'~~~~~~====::::::::::::~ The Sew-Rite sewing club will have an ice cream social, at Point Lane, Wednesday, beginning ·at 6:30 p.m. Old-fashioned homemade ice cream. pie, cake aixi cOffee will be sold. case of raln, il will be held on Thursday evening. The Wildwood Garden will nreet Wednesday at B p.m. at the borne of Mrs. MOton Roush, Syractise . . _AUG. 31' .!ltney intpper ·August 31, cine IAgltm Hall, sponsored the Racine . CI'!'P Fire Girls. Serving wlU begin at 5 p. m. SHOES fort:HIIDREN Pol-Parrot shoemabre ha'98 taken fJJW ccmsideration child:na who are "hard aa their ohoea" and 110,r ptoaer.t these with the l"'"'ine GoodJear Welt CODBtrul:tioR, 'lbia llleaJI8 four ftlutw: L Longer_,. dapile 1uud ploy !. Longer shape ,..,.,.tioa a &tter lit"""" , . . " Longq WlinltiNII1 _.of,_,. w Hearing Announced In Marietta Qn llth . '' . When you find yourself The Ohlo Department of High- ways IUIIIClWiced tnday that a · too keyed up to relax at bedtime, maybe public hearing will be held at < 10 a. m. EDT, September II in you had a· stressing day. But not every the asaembly room of lho Washlnltm County 'Courthouse, Marnight shpuld be like this. When persistent lette to bear argumeut. for ' and ~ the p<Jposed reJo. sleeplessness keeps you exhausted, youf'" eaum 1ilflll. S. Route 50t., state " IIAit!leo! 1, ~1. 3'15, and U. S. doctor can advise you. We can help you Route. Jh Wa:<!llngton County, ~iella area. carry out his advice. AI litis hearing information wiU he piovlded regarding re. assistance f~r . School eta.,. aild winter weothor rliht """'nd any concem or the C11rnor . - . •nd you k - what !hot moonol to be 11 Time to ~tock ~p on .vll•miM for the l•ndly ... the'.j.'O!Istruction · 11- to Mike odv•ntlflo of the Bael Vltomln # ' Sole now going·on at .,OUr Drug StoNI AND ONLY $6.99 HAVE PUT THE HEAT ON PRICES TO CLEAR OUT EVERY '63 DODGE IN STOCK· Childrens Scamparoo's Stylecl For Boys & Gl•l• ,' $4·'' Those Dodge Boys are at it agaiR! They're prieiftl low and passing on big, big savings-becluse they're closing out the model year with cleaa-up deals on every '63 Dodge in stock. Out IIIey ao. And you save a pile of dough. The Dodge Boys are making it real easy lor you to HRP I~EP Dill TDWI BEAUTIFUL WITH IIORE IIODIESI PAll Sizes 8~ to 3-B-C-D Widths ·~8261 . ~OMPLETE LINE OF ••• R. H. R4Wlltf ~S SONS . . SHOE. STORE .. ' , . Middleport . .. ~ . _. ........ . ·... .... .), . . MILt' & SEcoND STIEm •·. iMJDDLEPORT, 0. ·~··~ ' ' . . C8~ �• ••• • • • · n.., Daily S.ntinel · "Maybe W,e Should Trfm Off llttteSay About Here'' · • ~ •' Bi~er Than Gigantic • I . L : t . 'Helen llelp Us/ , ,. ITwo Sen~ Buys By J~Jdgeln Gallia County PWe Pipe Y.mley Finn ,J OneSuspeet Dies In Figltt Three Cars D•aged In Cbai,.· Mishap I With Poliee II JerP- ,........, - e d . . . Cellneoo' Corponlloft ol Am- 'l1!roe eoro Yore dlmqed NEW YORK <UPII - Olle ol ,... '"' ~~!:..::~ lelll!eo 11)11 a lbb;d - plaeed erial ,IIIIIIUIICOIII today lho pur- two ~ 111ffered noct U.: two mee wiiiiOd m tho ldllio& o1 .!"'::"".,a.:Wiol«r......._,...,.,, ':': m TMedoy wileD ""- ol Yar<lley Plaslbl Com. Jurlet 11)11 a RemJock Grove two New 11!rWf poll<lo.- • • . · ,..,......_, 1 !hoy oppeared Wore Judp Jl6. pany, - ol lho nallon'a !art- Dllll amoted 11>01 Ia datb lodiJ Ia 1 . -1::;-~~~~~rea:~ bert M. Bell In Gallla County eat produoe!'l ol p!QIIco pipe diU! moc11m ICCidonl m with dotecltv. In a mJd.. lho bolol Cammon Pleu Court. and flltln&a, ioD-av In ,._., at 1:~ aJII, knm - - lootol ...m. ,_ lllo ol I. _., ~ ~: 'nle muUknlW... dOllar deal laday. 'lbo deed man, Frank raloo, NewpJrt, Ill. :II yeari In lho Ohlo l'ellllen- lnclucleo poll'CIIMe ol Yanlley'o l'ollleroy pollee saki a ear tlary '"' two chargee of bod two Pluil<s plpe 11)11 Dltlnp ~ bJ Jamea Oliver Bini cbeck writing, m1 Eorl David plants, bol!l In ColumbwJ, Ohlo o1 Hemlock Grove hll an IIUia BI'Oelb, II, ¥Jddlepor!, was ...,. and other uoels. drlvfll by Eldwin Burnem of leDced to a 1-7 ~tor term at WilHam P. Orr, Prealdent o1 Rae!Do, RD. In tho rear whell the Manollfld Reformatory for Celane.e Polymer Company a It olowed for one-way !raffle. grand la~y and parole viola- division of the CorporaU..,, ~ After the Burnem car w• • lion. · that Celanese will operate the olruck, II hll a parked car ownCharlea W. Ke1111ood, 33, of facUitleo through a sublldlary ed by Harry Miller, Pomeroy. 31! Smithers St., GaiUpolls, re- known 81 Yardley Compeny. Bini waa charged with deleccelved hll aecmd probation Yardley will continue 1a func- live equlpm<nt. tenn of two )'Oal'l! within one Uon with preoent operating on.! Burnem and hll wife were weet for forgery. Last weet, aeUing arrangemenll and with taken to lho office of Dr. Jcihll Judge Bell placed him on no changes cmtemplated In ltidgwa) by pollee ror- treattwo yeara- probation !Oi' writing key operating mlnaii"JlliOIt and menl of n.ck injuries. Bing bad cbeck•, and Tueoclay add. per11011110l. bebll held in county jail ed another two years of proba- Founded In IMI by Frederick . lloo in connoellnn with anoth· B. lllU, Yardley pioneered In er caae of forgery. the manufacture of plaaUcs pipe Volunteer Firemen and now makea polyethylene, GE'I'II -TIIDAY CAKE polyvinyl chloride !PVC! and Spons•Jring Social WASHINGTON <UP! I - Vi.,. I acrylonltril<>butadlene · styrene . (I.IIISittlr C,,, •• tl. Preoid... t Lyndon .Johnson got I (ABS) piping 11)11 cellulose ac<> The Racine. Volunteer . .llctl IMtM !WI .......... 4llftNiftCII 17 ,..... "' .... a surprise 'from Preoldeot Kenne- ltato and polypropylene special- Departm~t Will sponsor an ICe r low 1r ... flit. . .•• dy on bis 55th birthday ann!Ver- 1ty pruducll. The firm also spec- cream OOCI81 beginning at 7. p., aary Tuesday. , lalize• in the manufacture of Im. Saturday on the RaCine - -- -· !plastic fittings and oeUs its pro- Home Bank lawn. Proceeds Futurity to coDed $1.2110. The i ducts throughoul !he natloo to i iO toward purchase of a , · . win, McKltrict'o fourth In the ru- lmore than 1,1108 plumbing dis· Iway radio outftt for the squ;aa.J NEW HAVEN,\\. VA. - The. 812th Ordnance Company Is now engaged In its! turity, ,.81 the r... t lime 1 per- •lributors and industrial ac- r · two w..ks annual summer trammg at Camp Pickett, near Blackstone, Virginia.: 10n had taken the ....,ttWo 1"'11'11 1counts. Id ll'"'":n are to meet T!tttrs-11 This umt regularly meets at the U. S. Army Reserve Center, on Second Avenue in in 8 row I In !1143 the u s plastics \ ay at p.m. to .make the Ripley, West Virginia. One magazine platoon of this company is located at the U. sm..", J•dila& Wlnoon pipe ln~try had ·tot~l sale• of cream. AllyiHie WJShmg Army Reserve Center, 4200 Emerson Avenue, Parkersburg, West Virginia . Captain c E Hartzell and Sons otpess than $5001100 Since then Idonate may phone WI 9-l47l, Glenn E..smith. of New Haven, W.Va., commands the unit. Donald Langfitt, right, Gr.;,nviile: J. c. and G. Graham s&les in the u.' s. ·have increas: WI~ or Wl~~9-~3484 ~·_____J.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!~ an -NC_G, IS at n~ht. Most of the personnel are from the Jackson and WOOd Count~ of Ashley, and Ja- L. w..t. , ed steadily to a current annual -• • areas lD We~t V1rgtma. However, the umt has been augmented by twenty-SIX offi· hoven and Son, MarysviUe, tool: volume of about f10,000,1108. cers and enlisted men from Oh10, West Vtrgmla and Kentucky. the breeders award in sheep : ~::_:~_:::::_:...::===-Judging, ~ POWER OFF - MAYBE • ....,.llaio "'t:: • :'w .......... :.e:.t!:"i.. For Schooltime '63-'64 · -- \ \ Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting S I The Hartzells took first place The Columbus and Southern In 12 of the 14 Shropshire classeo, j Ohio Electric Company anConUnued From Page I 111Ciud"'R honors for showing the oounced today that weather perOrd, Pearl Reynolds, Bernice champion and reoerve milling power wiU be oil ThursCarpenter, Helen Maag, Sara ! ram. The Grahams won the day for approximately 45 minRupe, Flossie Allenaworth, Max· COLUMBUS (UP! _ The Ohio State Fair went · bon foc the breeder's young flock. utes starting at 10 : 4~ a. m. in lne Philson and Joan Thomas: Iits sixth day with record-breaking crowds expected McDonald Farm · the Tuppers Plains and ReedsMr. Scarberry, wl1o complet· continue to flock to the exposition center today owned by Anson D. Smith of ville R.D., areu. ed the requirement for a certif- racing program's featured Director of Hard, was judged uand cham- lr-'=='--=====-.1 lcate as a guidance coun,elor Pace for 3-year-olds and; . pion Guernsey bull. thi!J ·year, wil1 serve as the the ''Queen ot Queens" con-' U~elr way in. Last~~~ Two f..H Club members guidance coonselor for the high test tonight. jattrndance fo~ tile fa1r 9 fiftll day 1b'ipo to the National 4-H Club II T0 Draw More B•"g crowds school. 1was 36,393 w1th 27,693 paid. ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating , Congre81 meeting at Chicago in Improvements this year in- The $25,000 stake in the Agri-1' Four daya of senior INovember. The winners picked elude re-decoration of the high culture pace will climax the day's judging began Tuesday, with Qel. l on tbe baola of outstandl~R health schOol audJtorium and remod racing program of 10 heats. Nine- I ker's H. Lady, entered by and activity records were Joe eling of the home economics teen horses from several states I F~ms of Urbana. ~g the $40011 Alexander, 15, M~fidd, and cooking 1aborator~' which lnC'ItJd· are entered for the pace. I Oh1o Guernsey Futunty for ,. N·a nq y~ ~ke. 18 , Kilbourne. 1 ed elimination of the long gas The queen contest, one of the year-<>ld cows. . The champion 4-H ochoolboy pipt'· under the b••iloiint. (or ~in e~ents of the ~1-day ex~-~ ~aerup ww Franchealel' d~ .. ~~~~ .. Judging team from greater safety from gas leaks hon. will see 25 g1rls, all btle 1Jeshng Pam, owned by Charles MisslU.lppJ vilited the fair Tues- 1 Your Dependable Dealor For PLUMBING AND HEATING holders fro~ cou~ty fairs around I B. Bolton o~ West Salem. '•f,~da~y~!Oi';;:;_.tlto==·;;.fiflll;;;';_;ll~me~.i---=~~~~ the state, competing for the John McKitrick of Welcome ~· ors of reigning over. the Farms: Dul>lln, toot lour mg portion of the rarr. spots m the Ali·Amertcaa Today's schedule wiD also jn the· future. Re·!llrrangment of ~abinets ha!)!Jipnnii!d. \h~ efflci.ency of the · kitchens combined with new colors of turquoise blue in "SPEOAL" Schoof Girl $ .00 two kitcheiiB and coral in the the final two uandstand !!hmws;J other two. These improvements : by singer Johnny Malhlo. He were made possibleby the ' be ,..placed Thursday by televi· :l combined Iunds from Mary Wat· sion's "The Real McCoys." klns Memorial Fund, the F.H.A. Attooanco Reeorda Fall and the Board of Education. Attendance records continued to Autust 20 to Stptomber 7 fall TU'esday as the overall ma;rkll for the lair's five days soared to MARILYN'S ,..,ooo, as compared with the BEAUTY SHOP previous high of 313,6!S last year.IJ Phono WY 2_, 382 Fair officials said 45,253 125 p010 St Mlddloport IOIIB wont through the main giwesll CLOSID MONDAYS COLD WAVE WHO TOOK THE "ICE" OUT OF PRICE? . :"l' ·. •·•' .r.' I ' • · IJ/110 ELSE? ' FOUR POINT VALUE 5 l r~~·:~~~~·:m~;the;•:e:·;'~~~~~~====::::::::::::~ The Sew-Rite sewing club will have an ice cream social, at Point Lane, Wednesday, beginning ·at 6:30 p.m. Old-fashioned homemade ice cream. pie, cake aixi cOffee will be sold. case of raln, il will be held on Thursday evening. The Wildwood Garden will nreet Wednesday at B p.m. at the borne of Mrs. MOton Roush, Syractise . . _AUG. 31' .!ltney intpper ·August 31, cine IAgltm Hall, sponsored the Racine . CI'!'P Fire Girls. Serving wlU begin at 5 p. m. SHOES fort:HIIDREN Pol-Parrot shoemabre ha'98 taken fJJW ccmsideration child:na who are "hard aa their ohoea" and 110,r ptoaer.t these with the l"'"'ine GoodJear Welt CODBtrul:tioR, 'lbia llleaJI8 four ftlutw: L Longer_,. dapile 1uud ploy !. Longer shape ,..,.,.tioa a &tter lit"""" , . . " Longq WlinltiNII1 _.of,_,. w Hearing Announced In Marietta Qn llth . '' . When you find yourself The Ohlo Department of High- ways IUIIIClWiced tnday that a · too keyed up to relax at bedtime, maybe public hearing will be held at < 10 a. m. EDT, September II in you had a· stressing day. But not every the asaembly room of lho Washlnltm County 'Courthouse, Marnight shpuld be like this. When persistent lette to bear argumeut. for ' and ~ the p<Jposed reJo. sleeplessness keeps you exhausted, youf'" eaum 1ilflll. S. Route 50t., state " IIAit!leo! 1, ~1. 3'15, and U. S. doctor can advise you. We can help you Route. Jh Wa:<!llngton County, ~iella area. carry out his advice. AI litis hearing information wiU he piovlded regarding re. assistance f~r . School eta.,. aild winter weothor rliht """'nd any concem or the C11rnor . - . •nd you k - what !hot moonol to be 11 Time to ~tock ~p on .vll•miM for the l•ndly ... the'.j.'O!Istruction · 11- to Mike odv•ntlflo of the Bael Vltomln # ' Sole now going·on at .,OUr Drug StoNI AND ONLY $6.99 HAVE PUT THE HEAT ON PRICES TO CLEAR OUT EVERY '63 DODGE IN STOCK· Childrens Scamparoo's Stylecl For Boys & Gl•l• ,' $4·'' Those Dodge Boys are at it agaiR! They're prieiftl low and passing on big, big savings-becluse they're closing out the model year with cleaa-up deals on every '63 Dodge in stock. Out IIIey ao. And you save a pile of dough. The Dodge Boys are making it real easy lor you to HRP I~EP Dill TDWI BEAUTIFUL WITH IIORE IIODIESI PAll Sizes 8~ to 3-B-C-D Widths ·~8261 . ~OMPLETE LINE OF ••• R. H. R4Wlltf ~S SONS . . SHOE. STORE .. ' , . Middleport . .. ~ . _. ........ . ·... .... .), . . MILt' & SEcoND STIEm •·. iMJDDLEPORT, 0. ·~··~ ' ' . . C8~ �,I '· .,.. -~......... ,......... rty ..... ,.,_ . _ fwlfl'o ,,.. .,. .....- ....... ..._ lhof... , ,...,,.,_ ,... ....... ClllobM - ... .... _ ,.,.. ....., , . ......... """ IQI4 • lw ............. "'""' ...... ~ne ' that . _ ... lOYAL PRIICE Wo a...,.. Tho TO PORK& s lipt To Limit Quntitioo Jwlft'o r,_h,.., Chic"-. ,... talt 1M tuN, .,. . . ...,t.d Oft 1M imido •• on 1M ovllldo. They .,.,. GoV"emtnMt 1.,. •p•ciH •nd OoV"ernnMtllt O..cle A S..h, lw ywr •-,.nco of - .............. _ SOUP oup ------ ,,...,rum Swift'• p...,._Ten4er G....-u. S. Gov't. lnaptectlt4, F~YING CHICKEN PARTS BRUUS . Lep l Tlllps WillS Mondoy thru ThurJdoy ... .. .. . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frlcloy ond Soturdoy .. .... 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. 1 50 - 'J.t JOO lb. 39 lb. > 19 I can BABY POWDER Heinz Pork & Beans Tomatoes ~=!~ T Drink :::::. Cocktail ScoH Towels Old Virginia Fancy SO EXTRA Green St om.., IOJ cona WITH COUPON SO EXTRA '"0 T~mbler 5'::;,." *1 Eatwell Grated Green St omp ' PIIRCHASI O ~J< o.-a t..-1 $ Of: MARIO 'i 8...... '1 6 '1 4 '1 4 '1 3 '1 Con• 100 Cane -M.... OOnl J2oOlll, can• 7-os. cana 2 39 Nl· 2 r!!. 41 1'!: '1 Dille IIIII Oraebra H....,,, ....,"' Wllltler Pl.. W•o• ! • Hat'a Clllfol'llalpl•• 1111'1 , ...... ';~~ Haal'• Fnn OookliU Dele 1111111 PiMI"II ...., SNI IIIII Pllaa,le ~=~ Sudwllll lip . . . . Pia c:.:..oto ..,..,, Dllc• . .olale DC Doc Food !~ !~. I ., 'J 4 '1 4 !.': '1 ,. ., ::~ 21 3 .:. '1 ':t;: 21 I~ 41 b~~ D 14 !!; '1 I ••• - late lOo Hoi'IIIFI Fa11oaa . Canned HIM 'c~ 11 'lh-utloly Cookool - .. ~1 .... $2.29 Cookocl Save 301 ...... Oolat • WlfH SO EXTRA J."J/ Green KETCHUP ~to mp1 HOT ,..... brl. COUPON '"0 PUI CHA~ OF: TOMATO 1 t":~ Pullllro, Doolenacl for today'l _.,. - .....d dry lrono. Cull lreolne tlmo In half. 2-lb, CartGn COTIAGE CHEESE Now t~•u Sot .• olwa , 3ht At An• fvano Suurmork.t Sunshine Biscuit Co. Choc. Chip Cocoanut Cookies .•ts9 ........... loHI11 pkg. WIEIERS 1-r•. Chef'a Delight - Americen . , Lemon Cremts ~t:: Choc. Fadce Sandwich ,k~: 38 Variety Creme 1%~b. pllg. 41 EVANS SUPER TRIM MEAT L0Af P0RK LIVER ~MOKED JOWL BNI - Ror•\'1 EVANS SUPER TRIM - Pork - v..l 59 I~ 29 - 1 ~ 29 - - - - - lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U.'J. Gov't.IMpectocl Sllcocl, Tendw, Economical For Soa;oning --- ..etertalnlnt tueth - or evt to ttiM• th.. special fomlly .t yo"n thl• Sunday? HeN't the antw« ••• a ten ... r, fulcy, lvant Super Trlrn, Swift'• Pnmlum U. S. Oav'l, IMpectecl Sunday styl• bon .. &.11 rolled IHf Roatl from lvan•l So nay te fix , , • end • carver'• dtllghtl N• bont - 1ocrMI ...lble meat - and don't t.rt•t ... IYant hatvr•• Swlft't ,.,..lum U. S. O.v't. lnaPMted Net ••· lb • tlutl¥ely I White or Red PACK A PERFECT PICNIC! • . .. . IJM HAWAIL\N • PUNCH """"~ .... Reg. 2 39 Pq. - 1or Yellow e • CABBAGE $ !~~. Hormers 1111 ....... '1 Aclollxtro Z1111 To lolodo Nch' '::11 All-Purpose RUG RUIIJIEI -.:;:11 $kld·reolotant, wllhlblo. 111 olro 24" x 70". Re1ulor $2.98. leek·Te-Schaol BLOUSES Tott .. uallty, 100% totton. Guaranf"d. S.l"t 2, 4, 6. R..ular ltc. Plastic DRAPERIES %Qt. ~~ .. ·•.. <luroblolo, httvyH '.:"pflt -~:: otN,11,. ... to • .... ••• • ""r'.... 1 All •Ia• In lufnmet IIYin •tl •I•"· n.. ,.ulcarfy sohl for $2.17 aftll p,., lft .ur . lltom. Corn.,ore to $1.91. . 5 '1 PAl Lip •udlo. Dlthwllhtr 1!1'-· c...,.te It $1.Zt. Pairs Men's . lack.-.~ 1 .J MIN'S fANC1 DRill J lie tin 15" x 15". Soft cott•n. tdeal for "lack-to.Schoctl", Cempart Itt $1. SOCKS SIH• 1D"ih· 12. lo IIMIIftY MI. on & IIGfterM, lt.tth fell, Back-To·Schaol '1.o41ft' letter 10 lor 68 SKIRTS Boys' Fancy SOCKS Summer aleM •ul • @)@[j1[1)~ ·MIN'S UND~WEAR epr better eldrtl. Ideal fer ....cWo-SchHI''· Many strle• oo4 ..,.... Voluoo 10 $t.tl. ,.inforcH haeiL Val•• .. B'OYS~ UN ..,........... ...... all ef . , _ ...... of To . ....... ,,, y.., :;.. Aihlotlt lh1rto. All • .......... ,.. . . - . tf ' . r,.hrrto. ldofi.UotPIIoo4fc. '\ ·., 44 '. 33 Bouquet Liquid Vel -- J4B . . ANMN Cet.re KinJ ol.. boitlo 93 'l~· I '<. ' . .. 77·.· Can1 12-oz. cans --...49 5 PEPPERS - - - - - 3 '!:..' •1 ~11 Cola - Grape - Orange - Root Bear 15-0s. u.. Salaap c•n• 1':;:- '1 PAITIES CAINED DRINK Sohd for Slaw I 00% Vlocooo lay001 PHe 2 ::: 23 pkga. 49 Sliced BACOI'·u..,!::' 59 /z·lal. 8 CHEESE FOOD .. 31 Palmolive Soop 3 ...... . .,. J . 1 FISH IDCKS • IIUCKER'S IUPE Strlel•n• "Caravan Cookie Salt" Opera Ore11111 1!t:: 28 .... ,.,b.,~~~ U. I. GOVUNMINT IHSPICTID Swllt'o P...,.l-u. I. Gov'l: lnopoctad Lean, Mllcl, Sugar-Cu .... SPICIAL f Ctno, r-:~- SKINLESS (With other purchaiH totalint $5, ., more) 49 Choice Swllt'o p....,(um-U. S. Gov1. lfiOpoctad 1 NABISCO • Date & Nul Cookies ~!. • Chip lis !CINe. chip) 1014 ••. • Pecan Shortbread 14 ••• Your lb. IWIPT'S PUMIIIM - SUND.A Y STYLE BONELESS ROLLED 33 • ILL FLAVORS 1 49 15-oJ. • l-Ilt. "" ICE CREAM Wll• lasllated PAD nrM - Swift't Promlum-U. S. Gov't, lnap. 3 lbs. 6~ AU MEAT - WIIIIIIIJ Fant1 SAVE '1.10!! BOARD COVER ~~ Fer Outcleor Berbeculna lb. .. Stuffed Manz. Oli.es HEINZ lb. Swift'• Premium - Ten4er Grown U. S. Gcwernment lnapteete4 lenaera PORK SHOULDER ...._.. Redoorn This Coupon Thru Sat., Aur. J lot Eat Picnic Style HAM Groad Beef or lroa.. Chuck At Anv Evans Super Ma.rket FRYERS '3 loodf To IIIIo. or-....,..,,..,...., CUT-UP Rt~o St 'llP ~ • •f1 twtft't ,,...,. U. L Gev't....... ltt4 A lwlft'1 Premium-Tender Grown U. S. Gov•rnment lnopoctad. Wllh Thlo c..._ •ociPvrchaooof: 100 EXTRA .,'Ji Gr• GRAD I ~t<n' lP > ~ - 01 . Whole FULLY COOK!D-CAHHED canI JOHNSON 'S .Jw ., 49 ; EXTRA I,, Jw ~ualltyl y.., taota the clllferonce, the .....,..., of Swllt'o ,..,..., tho frefhoot you ... buyl Comer Second & Mill St., Middleport 303 Cana .nd ·DErma· &::;79 Pet Ritz .AJPie Dumpling 59 29 Morton's DOIUTS pka. =: 2 Ill-ct. SPECIAL! "Only Chait! Start Bnad Baktd In '1111 Yalley" 1-Lb. Cello Pkg, Webster Dictionary 98 Stapll'g lit 98 · Zipper Bi•d•r "'.:, 79 CrayoJa Crayoas ~· 35 Iober's Shoeslrinc Potatoes Heiu Pork &Beans Mario's Staffed ManL ORns Rani's Recipe Matches Frenc~'s Mustard MIX OR MATCH MA BROWN S,lllfiiiH Mlllfl WHITE ' Rebei ~PencHs ~·29 HAMIURCER SLICED DILLS OL' FASHION PICKLES PROCESSED OILLS fRESH PAK DILLS Dr. Woot'o Y- Toolh IriSh . 49 lulol hncll ,..,.,...,.. whh · - ~loollc ce;pOiiii;i'iook T . iote 25 ,... 49 ,-::·25 . • klllo EVANS kotlo IVANI ·HOT !100 .. .:· 25 'A'J•x ·'' - . AD I . fOP .. VEL ,........., 25 . "'.. . _ }if·'!i' I ; • ~: '.{; .. PICKLES ·1 3 Qt. )en • ' . CLEOP.A'faA .Ajax Liquid I • Wooh Cl,lorioo 71 ·' o1~ 10i 2 ~ 2& · Clll.t Platter Plates :k;: 31 1 2 0.1111 lftlle Bowls :k;: 41 1 1 Olllf Pu Mile Plllaa 0::: • · Wlill Paper Table Clot• ~ 18 WtePal!lrPIHIMita ...... Futur Helcapl ~ 31 Ccklc•ps : 33 ...r . ~(.~,··.,, ~ ··~ ~). \tt~ 10 ~~.:. '1 . 8 ~~ '1 ~~:; 10 . ' �,I '· .,.. -~......... ,......... rty ..... ,.,_ . _ fwlfl'o ,,.. .,. .....- ....... ..._ lhof... , ,...,,.,_ ,... ....... ClllobM - ... .... _ ,.,.. ....., , . ......... """ IQI4 • lw ............. "'""' ...... ~ne ' that . _ ... lOYAL PRIICE Wo a...,.. Tho TO PORK& s lipt To Limit Quntitioo Jwlft'o r,_h,.., Chic"-. ,... talt 1M tuN, .,. . . ...,t.d Oft 1M imido •• on 1M ovllldo. They .,.,. GoV"emtnMt 1.,. •p•ciH •nd OoV"ernnMtllt O..cle A S..h, lw ywr •-,.nco of - .............. _ SOUP oup ------ ,,...,rum Swift'• p...,._Ten4er G....-u. S. Gov't. lnaptectlt4, F~YING CHICKEN PARTS BRUUS . Lep l Tlllps WillS Mondoy thru ThurJdoy ... .. .. . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frlcloy ond Soturdoy .. .... 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. 1 50 - 'J.t JOO lb. 39 lb. > 19 I can BABY POWDER Heinz Pork & Beans Tomatoes ~=!~ T Drink :::::. Cocktail ScoH Towels Old Virginia Fancy SO EXTRA Green St om.., IOJ cona WITH COUPON SO EXTRA '"0 T~mbler 5'::;,." *1 Eatwell Grated Green St omp ' PIIRCHASI O ~J< o.-a t..-1 $ Of: MARIO 'i 8...... '1 6 '1 4 '1 4 '1 3 '1 Con• 100 Cane -M.... OOnl J2oOlll, can• 7-os. cana 2 39 Nl· 2 r!!. 41 1'!: '1 Dille IIIII Oraebra H....,,, ....,"' Wllltler Pl.. W•o• ! • Hat'a Clllfol'llalpl•• 1111'1 , ...... ';~~ Haal'• Fnn OookliU Dele 1111111 PiMI"II ...., SNI IIIII Pllaa,le ~=~ Sudwllll lip . . . . Pia c:.:..oto ..,..,, Dllc• . .olale DC Doc Food !~ !~. I ., 'J 4 '1 4 !.': '1 ,. ., ::~ 21 3 .:. '1 ':t;: 21 I~ 41 b~~ D 14 !!; '1 I ••• - late lOo Hoi'IIIFI Fa11oaa . Canned HIM 'c~ 11 'lh-utloly Cookool - .. ~1 .... $2.29 Cookocl Save 301 ...... Oolat • WlfH SO EXTRA J."J/ Green KETCHUP ~to mp1 HOT ,..... brl. COUPON '"0 PUI CHA~ OF: TOMATO 1 t":~ Pullllro, Doolenacl for today'l _.,. - .....d dry lrono. Cull lreolne tlmo In half. 2-lb, CartGn COTIAGE CHEESE Now t~•u Sot .• olwa , 3ht At An• fvano Suurmork.t Sunshine Biscuit Co. Choc. Chip Cocoanut Cookies .•ts9 ........... loHI11 pkg. WIEIERS 1-r•. Chef'a Delight - Americen . , Lemon Cremts ~t:: Choc. Fadce Sandwich ,k~: 38 Variety Creme 1%~b. pllg. 41 EVANS SUPER TRIM MEAT L0Af P0RK LIVER ~MOKED JOWL BNI - Ror•\'1 EVANS SUPER TRIM - Pork - v..l 59 I~ 29 - 1 ~ 29 - - - - - lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U.'J. Gov't.IMpectocl Sllcocl, Tendw, Economical For Soa;oning --- ..etertalnlnt tueth - or evt to ttiM• th.. special fomlly .t yo"n thl• Sunday? HeN't the antw« ••• a ten ... r, fulcy, lvant Super Trlrn, Swift'• Pnmlum U. S. Oav'l, IMpectecl Sunday styl• bon .. &.11 rolled IHf Roatl from lvan•l So nay te fix , , • end • carver'• dtllghtl N• bont - 1ocrMI ...lble meat - and don't t.rt•t ... IYant hatvr•• Swlft't ,.,..lum U. S. O.v't. lnaPMted Net ••· lb • tlutl¥ely I White or Red PACK A PERFECT PICNIC! • . .. . IJM HAWAIL\N • PUNCH """"~ .... Reg. 2 39 Pq. - 1or Yellow e • CABBAGE $ !~~. Hormers 1111 ....... '1 Aclollxtro Z1111 To lolodo Nch' '::11 All-Purpose RUG RUIIJIEI -.:;:11 $kld·reolotant, wllhlblo. 111 olro 24" x 70". Re1ulor $2.98. leek·Te-Schaol BLOUSES Tott .. uallty, 100% totton. Guaranf"d. S.l"t 2, 4, 6. R..ular ltc. Plastic DRAPERIES %Qt. ~~ .. ·•.. <luroblolo, httvyH '.:"pflt -~:: otN,11,. ... to • .... ••• • ""r'.... 1 All •Ia• In lufnmet IIYin •tl •I•"· n.. ,.ulcarfy sohl for $2.17 aftll p,., lft .ur . lltom. Corn.,ore to $1.91. . 5 '1 PAl Lip •udlo. Dlthwllhtr 1!1'-· c...,.te It $1.Zt. Pairs Men's . lack.-.~ 1 .J MIN'S fANC1 DRill J lie tin 15" x 15". Soft cott•n. tdeal for "lack-to.Schoctl", Cempart Itt $1. SOCKS SIH• 1D"ih· 12. lo IIMIIftY MI. on & IIGfterM, lt.tth fell, Back-To·Schaol '1.o41ft' letter 10 lor 68 SKIRTS Boys' Fancy SOCKS Summer aleM •ul • @)@[j1[1)~ ·MIN'S UND~WEAR epr better eldrtl. Ideal fer ....cWo-SchHI''· Many strle• oo4 ..,.... Voluoo 10 $t.tl. ,.inforcH haeiL Val•• .. B'OYS~ UN ..,........... ...... all ef . , _ ...... of To . ....... ,,, y.., :;.. Aihlotlt lh1rto. All • .......... ,.. . . - . tf ' . r,.hrrto. ldofi.UotPIIoo4fc. '\ ·., 44 '. 33 Bouquet Liquid Vel -- J4B . . ANMN Cet.re KinJ ol.. boitlo 93 'l~· I '<. ' . .. 77·.· Can1 12-oz. cans --...49 5 PEPPERS - - - - - 3 '!:..' •1 ~11 Cola - Grape - Orange - Root Bear 15-0s. u.. Salaap c•n• 1':;:- '1 PAITIES CAINED DRINK Sohd for Slaw I 00% Vlocooo lay001 PHe 2 ::: 23 pkga. 49 Sliced BACOI'·u..,!::' 59 /z·lal. 8 CHEESE FOOD .. 31 Palmolive Soop 3 ...... . .,. J . 1 FISH IDCKS • IIUCKER'S IUPE Strlel•n• "Caravan Cookie Salt" Opera Ore11111 1!t:: 28 .... ,.,b.,~~~ U. I. GOVUNMINT IHSPICTID Swllt'o P...,.l-u. I. Gov'l: lnopoctad Lean, Mllcl, Sugar-Cu .... SPICIAL f Ctno, r-:~- SKINLESS (With other purchaiH totalint $5, ., more) 49 Choice Swllt'o p....,(um-U. S. Gov1. lfiOpoctad 1 NABISCO • Date & Nul Cookies ~!. • Chip lis !CINe. chip) 1014 ••. • Pecan Shortbread 14 ••• Your lb. IWIPT'S PUMIIIM - SUND.A Y STYLE BONELESS ROLLED 33 • ILL FLAVORS 1 49 15-oJ. • l-Ilt. "" ICE CREAM Wll• lasllated PAD nrM - Swift't Promlum-U. S. Gov't, lnap. 3 lbs. 6~ AU MEAT - WIIIIIIIJ Fant1 SAVE '1.10!! BOARD COVER ~~ Fer Outcleor Berbeculna lb. .. Stuffed Manz. Oli.es HEINZ lb. Swift'• Premium - Ten4er Grown U. S. Gcwernment lnapteete4 lenaera PORK SHOULDER ...._.. Redoorn This Coupon Thru Sat., Aur. J lot Eat Picnic Style HAM Groad Beef or lroa.. Chuck At Anv Evans Super Ma.rket FRYERS '3 loodf To IIIIo. or-....,..,,..,...., CUT-UP Rt~o St 'llP ~ • •f1 twtft't ,,...,. U. L Gev't....... ltt4 A lwlft'1 Premium-Tender Grown U. S. Gov•rnment lnopoctad. Wllh Thlo c..._ •ociPvrchaooof: 100 EXTRA .,'Ji Gr• GRAD I ~t<n' lP > ~ - 01 . Whole FULLY COOK!D-CAHHED canI JOHNSON 'S .Jw ., 49 ; EXTRA I,, Jw ~ualltyl y.., taota the clllferonce, the .....,..., of Swllt'o ,..,..., tho frefhoot you ... buyl Comer Second & Mill St., Middleport 303 Cana .nd ·DErma· &::;79 Pet Ritz .AJPie Dumpling 59 29 Morton's DOIUTS pka. =: 2 Ill-ct. SPECIAL! "Only Chait! Start Bnad Baktd In '1111 Yalley" 1-Lb. Cello Pkg, Webster Dictionary 98 Stapll'g lit 98 · Zipper Bi•d•r "'.:, 79 CrayoJa Crayoas ~· 35 Iober's Shoeslrinc Potatoes Heiu Pork &Beans Mario's Staffed ManL ORns Rani's Recipe Matches Frenc~'s Mustard MIX OR MATCH MA BROWN S,lllfiiiH Mlllfl WHITE ' Rebei ~PencHs ~·29 HAMIURCER SLICED DILLS OL' FASHION PICKLES PROCESSED OILLS fRESH PAK DILLS Dr. Woot'o Y- Toolh IriSh . 49 lulol hncll ,..,.,...,.. whh · - ~loollc ce;pOiiii;i'iook T . iote 25 ,... 49 ,-::·25 . • klllo EVANS kotlo IVANI ·HOT !100 .. .:· 25 'A'J•x ·'' - . AD I . fOP .. VEL ,........., 25 . "'.. . _ }if·'!i' I ; • ~: '.{; .. PICKLES ·1 3 Qt. )en • ' . CLEOP.A'faA .Ajax Liquid I • Wooh Cl,lorioo 71 ·' o1~ 10i 2 ~ 2& · Clll.t Platter Plates :k;: 31 1 2 0.1111 lftlle Bowls :k;: 41 1 1 Olllf Pu Mile Plllaa 0::: • · Wlill Paper Table Clot• ~ 18 WtePal!lrPIHIMita ...... Futur Helcapl ~ 31 Ccklc•ps : 33 ...r . ~(.~,··.,, ~ ··~ ~). \tt~ 10 ~~.:. '1 . 8 ~~ '1 ~~:; 10 . ' �• Gallipolis Edges Mason 2 -:9,.J\l~ke Syracuse Vinals I . I .....,. ~ 011..,. 4 Plltladelpbla a Plllllbur&b z New York 1, nlght Jll!wouk<e S HOUIIoo 2, night Loo ADIIeleo Cill. t nlibl Gallipolis All.Star ace 1?"'- ~ ed my Spencer led his team rnto finab of the 0 ,....1 Syra- both Mllllron and MOTOROLA ' s RADIOS • W-r'oy'o - - - H~ld. ,;;~~- ••· "''" •:u, · I Then wkh two out, Mathews Ctneonnatl at Loa AnK~il!t• II C•r lt...IOs .. $29.95 vp Boys Leagu•. >ornament hit a pop fly into left r lei d I lnlghtl- Maloney UHI vs. T•bl~ ..... let . '"1-4.95 .... TU<!sdilY evening by bur~ one- that was loot in the sun and res m-tl. , ., ~.. to nip the Mason All - dropped in 1"': a double to drive I st. Louis at San Francioco "We Service All Makt111 Js.O. the two_ GaUtpolis baserunners Gibson !14-7' vs. O'Dell (lt-6l. The GaUipoU. club won t h e ho~e woth the only runs of the I Milwaukee at Houston lniKjlt l--11 In the llrsl !Dnlng when i!l1 e. • Cloninger 18-lll va: Farrell <10.10 WY 24211 starter, Howard, walk- 1 Batey relieved Howard on o New York al Pittsburgb~ ,;~~~::i ll Rich Get Richer As Open AL Lead CLELAND'S T.V. 'I :."::":.··--====--=--=oiiiiiiii MAA p}ans •·· · 1b ·. • '''""' ... h·n Ch k h 11 the hill for Masoo In the second -Jackson I B· 151 vs. C1 601 •·· M.ln lt. By TIM ~ORI!t RTY t>f>S are l'IUI!OlllR m on a l' u l'ff· "'' .... " uc Sc i ing , 12 trPl Sporti \\'rttrr ord for most shutouts in a Sl"a· bounct>d mto a double play and I by Ualled tnternat1o~l and pitched tlle rest of the way, , ';.. Talk about the rich ;wtting son. Managt>r Ralph Houk 's cur- Carl Vaslnl:'mski grounded out to · Amerk!u Lea&ae fanning 11 and walking two. The richer . , ••• staff has 18 00 its credit. end th• game. L. Pd. GB ohnlyfhlt _given up by Bately In The New York Yanke€'5 , who only six short or the team standNew York 85 46 .649 l.!l ave mmngs wa s a singe to It was Bouton 's 18th victory I M" Spencer jn the sixth. have opeaed e betty 12'"".! ,gamE' ard set in 1951 by the likes or . mMSo1a 12 58 .554 12 1-!1 lead in bidding for their 14th ~n- ~ Vic Rasch!, F.d Lopat and Allie andhflfth shdutout of the season. Chicago 72 58 .554 UY. }R£A knBatkey faflstho 11011 the onlyll balse nant In 17 years, now arE" iftag- Reynolds. ~n 1 e secon . game, .the Ya~kees Baltimona 72 61 .541 14 ~tr:l oc 0 e 1 tong Ga ipo is in about the hottest pitching Bouton, a parHime jeweler, • sCQ~t'd alllhelr runs m the t>!ghthl Detroit 62 60 .484 21~ righthand_er. He singled in ~Ia~ in the majors. nearly <·a··,·t'd a no . hlt gem m mmng wtth tht> help of a two- Cleveland 64 69 .481 22 New officers will be elected fourth wlth on~ out and stole i Four different men have hurled the oJ.*Ilf'r agam~t the Red Sox. run double ?Y Yogi Berra to east> I Boston 62 6!~ .473 ZJ by the Middleport Athletic ~ s~ond ~~ btl!ltd J:;'or,e H:wshutoutl for the Yankt-ft m their He settled for a two-hit, 5-0 vic- T~rry t? his lSth .tnumph : Kansas C1ty 58 72 .446 ~~;.. Boosters Association when they ar ~as f ~= w: P tch, ut last five g3m"'"· Whitey Ford and tory. Terry spaced five htts in fllt' Chicago White Sox . mo.. ~ . Washington 48 83 .336 n hold their second meeting next no u er as Spencer AI Downing started the white- winning the nightcap. 3.0. 1 ~nlo a _ second pia~ tJe Wl~h ~he Los Angeles 60 73 .451 26 Tuesday night. fanned the next two batters. 1 wash jobs again..1t the Chicago Pinch hitter Russ Nixon broke. d!t> Mmnesota Tw~ns by nppmg Tuesday's Rt-s11lts ... j Out-going president Bill Mor- · Spenc:r st.ru~k out ~· wa_lk·ll White Sox last weekend then Jim . up Bouton's no-h it bid when he the Clev(•l_:md Indtans. 6-l: the Chicago 6 Cleveland 1, night ris presided Tuesl;lay night at ed thre . and . hlt one m gomg Bouton and Ralph Ttrry blanked lied off thE' Boston ninth with a 1 [Mro!t Ttgers downed the ~s Kan. City 2 Balti. 1, tO in~. ·night the first meeting nf the group th~ route for d~.:J;mers. . 11 the Bo!Ston Red Sox in a double- I line drive that almost hit the ~ng.eltos . A~gels,. 4·l , for their! New York 5 Boston O, Jst twiJight for the new ''athletic year" in 'y;at:st: 8 ~ . ~ eport wt header '1\iescluy night. Yank{'{' pitcher. Gary Geiger fo l-j 5 1 ~tn .stJ ~lg ht tnu~ph, and the : New York 3 Boston O, 2nd night the high schooL mee. ay a . · · p.m. to So in addition tl') sprt>ad-f'aglin.g lowed wilh another single but the 1 Kansas _Lzty Ath~etJcs e.dged t_he l Detroit 4 Los Angeles 1, night One big purchase was made : ~~r~m~hwhoh will .b~~~~ GallliJ><>-11 the American League, the Yank- I chunky nghthander preserved the P~ l!Jmme Onoles, 2· 1 m 10 In· (Qo ly games scheduled). for the football team dr~ssin~ ' b" 0r e c ampJo Ip on 0 --------· - - ·-·--~-·- ' -· I nmg!'l . . Wfllnesday's Pro~ • p· room , 40 modern. type equip- ' or ay at 3 P ·~· . 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Aug. 28, 196~ · In. Nallonal . ~ague. the Bostun at ~ew Yvdt ;on ment hangers. Athletic Dir~tor Tdotuhrn,ame.n~ otof!Jthcaalsh . ., - - - - - - - - -·Cuh~ mpp_ed the Phl lhes, 4-3. tht> l 19-1 4) vs. Ford 08·7!. !A. A. Scarberry was au.thortZ~ I ce· a priOr e campton ~~~~~·~11:~ ·'·'~·'''a·lli. h-· •, PJia f'!'. cllppctl the Mets, 2-1 the , Kansas CJty at BaltJmore lto order the hangers Jmmeda- s hip ga~e Monday a~ternoon, BraVf•s tm ned hack the Colts, 3-l {night/ _ Wickersham 110. 11 )' ately at a cost of approximate- I there Will be an All G1rls soft2 the DoflgNs dflwned the RNis, p _ lly $4 each ball ga me at 2 p.m. · vs. appos 112 81 · · G811· I" 200 000 2 2 I d ' 3~2 . J n lhf' Giants dP!eat('d the [..Qs Ange1es at ~roil-Chance It also wa!i voted to purchase i !po IS { Ca11.hnals, 7·2· OJ-151 vs. Lary (3-6) . oranges for the players Mason ~ 000 - 0 1 1 f< 11 Chicago at Cleveland <2, twi- at games and an outside dance I Spencer and Wilson. Howard Big T~n Officials night> - Heroerl <11·9) and p;. althe park was pl~nned to help i<LP) Batey (2) and Lilly, ~~ · zarro ( 15-H- vs. Ramos !6-6- and ~ ratse fm1ds. The date will be <; Map 1969-70 Sea•on : Dnnovan oUHOI, · ' sel !ater.. (Only games 11cheduled DtscussJon of the need CJIICAGO IUPJl - Big Ten Thunday's Gamf!!l ptrmanent - type bleachers on athlt-tie directors mt't Tuesday to Chi-:-ago at Cleveland , night the visitors ' side o£ the football apJH'O\'€ the 1Yfi~·70 foolball sched-j Los Angeles at Detroit field was discussed and a comulf's and also awarded tht! IH64 Bo!'lton at New York mittee including contractor Bob outdflflr Big Ten track mf't't to (Only games scheduJPd) King was asked to check into 1 Northwestern in May. , National l.e•guf! costs and feasibility . ' Reds Beaten 3-2 ln thf' grid Sl'hedul~. all w. L. P('t. BG . The opinion was general that ~ehoo ls will play st-vt>n confer· · l.o~ AngelL>S 78 S2 .srf/ . ·Isome kind of start should be I rnce g""'"' and will be P"•mit· Si. Louis 72 59 .5.10 ••• ' made on concrete bleachers eV· \.J : trrl a maximum of 10 games in , Si:!n Francisro 72 5!-f .5SI) fi 1'.: !en if only a singlf' section at eaeh sl:'asfln. Philadelphia 71 6t .538 8 Ifirst. Th(• """""" fo• Ohio Stale Mol":aukee 70 1\2 .5.10 • will ha vl:' th•· Buckeyes opf'mng , Cmcmnat1 70 f\S .519 10 1.1: Thursday'• Gamf!l LOS ANGELES WPII -.Jim Dodgers the r~;>st of th(' way . hut <~I hame against Michigan State Chicago ti7 63 .515 II Philadelphi11 at Chicago un~ l·lusing ~t Michigan. ~n .urro j Pittsburgh 6fl 6.1 .!i t2 I P-'1 1Nf'w York at Pitt.<ihurgh, niRht Ma1oney goes art~r his 19th win the damagt· wa.~ donf' . LuS Angf'lPs ~mn·d two runs in Oh10 St:l!e will OJX'n at M1ch1gan! Houston 49 83 .371 30 1San Fra.ncisco at I.. Angeles, night tonighl as the Cineinnatt Reds New York 41 89 .:ns 37 Only games &eheduled dose their series with the Los 1hf' St'l'lmd wlwn Frank Howard Sl.·o tt> <Jnd l'loses at Michigan. 11-cubic-foot Model BA·IIT homered, drivin g in Tommy Om·• ··--· , -~-· Angeles Dodgers anrl prepare to move to Pittsburgh tor a W!:'ekf'nrl Is 'head ol hionsel< Tho• Reds F series opening Frid,Jy. had already !->COrrrl once in the . . Maloney, with an lH·G mark, fir st when PN<> Rflse got a ground rule double and Frank }lohinson will face ,Johnny Porlres and his 11-9 record. .. hledOod~Pr!l . rt>l urned in the . • · ..,.. .-. Tuesday nighl the Reds had dnThe £our more hitg than the Dod ger~ . but the Jeaguf' leaders won tlw J ' f# . . . t. ~" me by a 3·2 mm·gin with <i ll singl(•d and bol h <:~d"<lii C'f'd w.hen ' n k "ld -1 1 ~• W"lh lh . o,. t:nitrd Pr1'11R Jnternahona1 1 slve tackle .Joe Lewis, hoth m~- m .m,roster Jaggllng to meet the - ' lhe sroring in the fwst fonr inn - . ur t>Y WI pi r ........ 1 P m.. , .. .J ,1 · 1 , \1 Hownrd 1 Hopalong. C~ssady, ilf'rs of last year's squ<~u. 38-man player limil. . 1 1n c os.e 11 a 11 v . !".n 1 11 1 a 1 kl . in <:: s. · ·· the higlwst pairl rook ie in lllf' Na - Veteran offensive tac e Char11e All · AFL pass eatchi ' Bob Purkey wflfkt>d six inning~ groundN to Rose, who bohhled tion;~l F'outhall t.A·ague 7 years ' N OFFENSIVE TACKLE Charlie Former . · sta B1II G d " b and allowt>d a ll thrt>e Los Angeles I he hall as Rkht>rt st·uJ·ed ago todav was J'usl one of nearly Moort> and defensive back Jim ' r roJruJn wus eau Y runs for his ninth loss in 15 dt'· 'John F'.dwards homc·red 11£f two' doZt!ll•· vell·ru n players lnoTt-·, Kerr were h•p~d by the Wash ·: th e Houston O"l1ers .t 0 the. Denver 1 t' "'~" d f cisions .. Bill Henry blanked 1!1e Richert in the fourth lm lhe finn ! ing for itJbs . · ington RC'dskins in addition to 1 Bro_ncus for t wo hll,l h I...,. ra t 1 ('inl'innnti run anrl Uw I:F t lol ly J' I h SIGNS WITII RANGF.RS ol the ganw fl wa~ Ill s H!lh The ,. ..tJ .Iwin-d Ht'ismnn TrOJ.!ly I four rookies. c OJces. , NEW YORK !UPII _ And; round-tr ipper, wimwr of l!-t55, whom Woody ; All playf'I'S placed on waivers Guard Charlie Leo was traded · Offer Expires Sept. 3rd. Bathgalt>, 31 yf'ars old tocla~· has Hnn Perranoski relie\'l'd Hkh· II<Jyt -.~, hi s conch at Ohio ~!alP. 1\1esflay <~rl" subject to claim by to the Buffalo Rills from the signed his l963..fl4 contraCt wtth erl in the eighth inning wit h two- o1we eal!f'f.i "~he greatest football othf'r dubs within each respt'C · I Ho.'iton Patriots for either a playthe New York Rangers ol t.he l\:1 ; out anti allmrf'd two Cincinnati 1pb,'it'l" l' >e ."'Vf'l" ~t•en ." a~p?rPnt · tive l~a~ue wi.t.hin 48 hours .. l_f a , er Lobe named ~ater ur the Bills' liflnal Hockey Lt>a~ue . Rathga!~ is hils, a~ flpposf'd to the Dndgt·rs' · ly .~ ._.;! .tus -~'h w1!h ~he J Jub1IPl · player 1s chum~!. t.he or.1gmal 1No. 8 draft chot('e for . 1964. The Lilt' !'lrealest scorer in Hanger five , hut >lf'l"f' un:lhk 10 put them plua I•.:Jg lf's lo roolue h.aek Bon · lws a 24 ·bour penod 111 wh1ch to Broncos <'ut veteran lult•baek\"rs histoJ'Y· i in lo S<'Oring ordt•r. {;'.•mlv.in jJf Baylor. . i'WJTist' its. ~ption ~f rec~llin.g l JE'rry St~lcup ond John Cash. the . I rht' ynuth·('(JIIS('IIIUS M•rlll!'.~nl a him. Tht> lflJUry wa JveJ' list I!~ I IaUer bemg plac:ed on the injury · •1Vikings J.Hlred the must number · aimed al removing an injun..-.1 waiver list .'I long with rookie end I MIDDLEPORT, 0. ] of \'(' fi'I'HII S from I heir nmk~-six, I pbyer from the active rostt>r and I r~ i ]J V;m Osd( I. i11dudiug 1 i x- year-pru laekle: still retaining him under conCLEVELAND (UPII ' - The City. F1·:111k Yousu. to mPe\ tlw N1-'l.'s trad, tu be readivated later. 1 C'lf'veland Indians annnunef'd In· Mcllowt'll . .John, Ag(•e, Mfll'l in· day the rerall of 13 playt>rs who ez and St>yfried w11l join the Jo- fiu :d pn·- se;~sou limit of 4:1 Tlw <;ary Knaff'lc, a nine-year vPthave been on option from minor di:llls 1wxf muulh whf'll ltwir \'ikm ;;s in I UI' n piekt••l up two cran t•nd from the Green Bay IP:~gue st'a'lrllls t>nJ. s•'l'O IHI ·y•'ar dt• l'ensivP t:.wldt>!i, Bill Paekers, s igned with San F•·a nleague .-lu hs. :\1r0owell an(J .lnhn are both Wil<-.on :md C.t>orge Uultz, from cisco, but thP Forty Nint>rs cut. The Indian~> sAid fivt' will j."'in 2ll·.Vt'ar-old southpaws with good !)\e ~t. Louis Canlinals for a fu· former Chil'ago Bear quarterbaek lhe l'ribe toarly nex t month anrl tun• drafl p1ek Dick Norman, plac·ed rookie fuiithat all would report lfl thf' rluh 's !asl ball~ Twu IIIJurf'd Baltimore Cults' back Mike Lind on the injury spring training ramp In Tu~ron. Sf•nator!ii- Twin~ (;a•ne 1vete1 ar1s, ddemuve t<:~eklP Hill 1 "''aiver list and p~act>d. guard Trffl Ari:z., nexl spring. r• I Venlur:l and defens1ve ba1·k Bob Oonno lly on the mact 1ve reserve Re('a]J~ from Jacksonvillt> nf u 111 Bf' Po•tponf'fl 1 "' ~ , Boyd. were plact'd on thP injury • list. San Francisco also claimed the lntPrnational League 1\'Pl"P WASfiJNGTON UPI) - At !h(' waiver list and flanker Bake Turn ·l back Glenn Shaw fro m thl' Los , 1 AngPles Rams. · pitchers .lack Curtis . Tom~y rertuesl of the police department. er, 8 two·yt'ar pro, wns cut. Joh~ . Sam MrDowtoll. Rnn Ni~ · thr Washington St>nalor.s baseball Jn addition to Cassady, fhe 1 Tradl's In AFI. chvntz and Sonny S1Ph1•rt. short- dub calltod off games it was I Eagles askt>d for waivers on line· In the Am~ r i can Football st<Jp Tony Marlin"z and catcher scheduled to play with the backer John Nocera and def'en- League. two trades were included Sammy Taylor. ] sol.a 1\o.·ins Tuesday night and to- -·-- .. _ ---- · - - - -~- · Re<>allt>d rrorn Charleston, lead- . night. ~ ers of lhe Eastern League. were Police Chief Rnbert V. Murray! pitche1 Floyd Weawr. nifielder ioiaid \he large d<>tail of police Hector Cardenas and out fi elder normally assignt-d lo D. C. Stad- 1 Tommy Agee. IUm for basehall games would be · Also n~alled wP.re pitchers needed lo hanrlle the march on Manuel Gazmur from Dubuque. Washington . • Macon Lowe from Burlingtnn and Th" ranef'llf'd ~-:ames will be Gordon Seytried lrom Sa lt Lakf' reschf'duled as a doubleheader I Thursday, whith originally was j TO MEET SQUAD slated to be an off-day for both A "Meet the Squad Night" the SenBlors and the Twins. .-il) be held Thuo-sday at 7:30 p. m. at thtl Southern Local high STARTS TWIN DOUBLE ~cbool foolbaD fi eld to introduce PRF.Jo~HOLD , N.•J. IUPTl -Twin the liftS Racine Tomndo grid double wagering, the J.atest lwt •qu.tt:'t. l.Alach Bill Pr iddy said ting innovation, will be ir.t ro. 1 •• · ~, .. Pl•yers Will be prec;<::nted duef'd al the Freehold Raf'e\1: \' i l ',., ,.~ by a short drill and harness track next Tuesday , ac • 1cording to track officials. r · ~1•:.~ 1i . ,n of football rult:'s "Pre•• To Name New Off'JCerS w. lmov I ON 1963 MODELS I 5 ·--·n t?t' ' CLOSE OUT SAL~ I I AT YOUR FAVORITE Lyons Clover Fcnm Store lt.No.7 / Tuppers 'lelnt, 0, Racine Clover Farm ·Store NERAL Sixth I herl 511. Racine, 0. 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I .....,. ~ 011..,. 4 Plltladelpbla a Plllllbur&b z New York 1, nlght Jll!wouk<e S HOUIIoo 2, night Loo ADIIeleo Cill. t nlibl Gallipolis All.Star ace 1?"'- ~ ed my Spencer led his team rnto finab of the 0 ,....1 Syra- both Mllllron and MOTOROLA ' s RADIOS • W-r'oy'o - - - H~ld. ,;;~~- ••· "''" •:u, · I Then wkh two out, Mathews Ctneonnatl at Loa AnK~il!t• II C•r lt...IOs .. $29.95 vp Boys Leagu•. >ornament hit a pop fly into left r lei d I lnlghtl- Maloney UHI vs. T•bl~ ..... let . '"1-4.95 .... TU<!sdilY evening by bur~ one- that was loot in the sun and res m-tl. , ., ~.. to nip the Mason All - dropped in 1"': a double to drive I st. Louis at San Francioco "We Service All Makt111 Js.O. the two_ GaUtpolis baserunners Gibson !14-7' vs. O'Dell (lt-6l. The GaUipoU. club won t h e ho~e woth the only runs of the I Milwaukee at Houston lniKjlt l--11 In the llrsl !Dnlng when i!l1 e. • Cloninger 18-lll va: Farrell <10.10 WY 24211 starter, Howard, walk- 1 Batey relieved Howard on o New York al Pittsburgb~ ,;~~~::i ll Rich Get Richer As Open AL Lead CLELAND'S T.V. 'I :."::":.··--====--=--=oiiiiiiii MAA p}ans •·· · 1b ·. • '''""' ... h·n Ch k h 11 the hill for Masoo In the second -Jackson I B· 151 vs. C1 601 •·· M.ln lt. By TIM ~ORI!t RTY t>f>S are l'IUI!OlllR m on a l' u l'ff· "'' .... " uc Sc i ing , 12 trPl Sporti \\'rttrr ord for most shutouts in a Sl"a· bounct>d mto a double play and I by Ualled tnternat1o~l and pitched tlle rest of the way, , ';.. Talk about the rich ;wtting son. Managt>r Ralph Houk 's cur- Carl Vaslnl:'mski grounded out to · Amerk!u Lea&ae fanning 11 and walking two. The richer . , ••• staff has 18 00 its credit. end th• game. L. Pd. GB ohnlyfhlt _given up by Bately In The New York Yanke€'5 , who only six short or the team standNew York 85 46 .649 l.!l ave mmngs wa s a singe to It was Bouton 's 18th victory I M" Spencer jn the sixth. have opeaed e betty 12'"".! ,gamE' ard set in 1951 by the likes or . mMSo1a 12 58 .554 12 1-!1 lead in bidding for their 14th ~n- ~ Vic Rasch!, F.d Lopat and Allie andhflfth shdutout of the season. Chicago 72 58 .554 UY. }R£A knBatkey faflstho 11011 the onlyll balse nant In 17 years, now arE" iftag- Reynolds. ~n 1 e secon . game, .the Ya~kees Baltimona 72 61 .541 14 ~tr:l oc 0 e 1 tong Ga ipo is in about the hottest pitching Bouton, a parHime jeweler, • sCQ~t'd alllhelr runs m the t>!ghthl Detroit 62 60 .484 21~ righthand_er. He singled in ~Ia~ in the majors. nearly <·a··,·t'd a no . hlt gem m mmng wtth tht> help of a two- Cleveland 64 69 .481 22 New officers will be elected fourth wlth on~ out and stole i Four different men have hurled the oJ.*Ilf'r agam~t the Red Sox. run double ?Y Yogi Berra to east> I Boston 62 6!~ .473 ZJ by the Middleport Athletic ~ s~ond ~~ btl!ltd J:;'or,e H:wshutoutl for the Yankt-ft m their He settled for a two-hit, 5-0 vic- T~rry t? his lSth .tnumph : Kansas C1ty 58 72 .446 ~~;.. Boosters Association when they ar ~as f ~= w: P tch, ut last five g3m"'"· Whitey Ford and tory. Terry spaced five htts in fllt' Chicago White Sox . mo.. ~ . Washington 48 83 .336 n hold their second meeting next no u er as Spencer AI Downing started the white- winning the nightcap. 3.0. 1 ~nlo a _ second pia~ tJe Wl~h ~he Los Angeles 60 73 .451 26 Tuesday night. fanned the next two batters. 1 wash jobs again..1t the Chicago Pinch hitter Russ Nixon broke. d!t> Mmnesota Tw~ns by nppmg Tuesday's Rt-s11lts ... j Out-going president Bill Mor- · Spenc:r st.ru~k out ~· wa_lk·ll White Sox last weekend then Jim . up Bouton's no-h it bid when he the Clev(•l_:md Indtans. 6-l: the Chicago 6 Cleveland 1, night ris presided Tuesl;lay night at ed thre . and . hlt one m gomg Bouton and Ralph Ttrry blanked lied off thE' Boston ninth with a 1 [Mro!t Ttgers downed the ~s Kan. City 2 Balti. 1, tO in~. ·night the first meeting nf the group th~ route for d~.:J;mers. . 11 the Bo!Ston Red Sox in a double- I line drive that almost hit the ~ng.eltos . A~gels,. 4·l , for their! New York 5 Boston O, Jst twiJight for the new ''athletic year" in 'y;at:st: 8 ~ . ~ eport wt header '1\iescluy night. Yank{'{' pitcher. Gary Geiger fo l-j 5 1 ~tn .stJ ~lg ht tnu~ph, and the : New York 3 Boston O, 2nd night the high schooL mee. ay a . · · p.m. to So in addition tl') sprt>ad-f'aglin.g lowed wilh another single but the 1 Kansas _Lzty Ath~etJcs e.dged t_he l Detroit 4 Los Angeles 1, night One big purchase was made : ~~r~m~hwhoh will .b~~~~ GallliJ><>-11 the American League, the Yank- I chunky nghthander preserved the P~ l!Jmme Onoles, 2· 1 m 10 In· (Qo ly games scheduled). for the football team dr~ssin~ ' b" 0r e c ampJo Ip on 0 --------· - - ·-·--~-·- ' -· I nmg!'l . . Wfllnesday's Pro~ • p· room , 40 modern. type equip- ' or ay at 3 P ·~· . 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Aug. 28, 196~ · In. Nallonal . ~ague. the Bostun at ~ew Yvdt ;on ment hangers. Athletic Dir~tor Tdotuhrn,ame.n~ otof!Jthcaalsh . ., - - - - - - - - -·Cuh~ mpp_ed the Phl lhes, 4-3. tht> l 19-1 4) vs. Ford 08·7!. !A. A. Scarberry was au.thortZ~ I ce· a priOr e campton ~~~~~·~11:~ ·'·'~·'''a·lli. h-· •, PJia f'!'. cllppctl the Mets, 2-1 the , Kansas CJty at BaltJmore lto order the hangers Jmmeda- s hip ga~e Monday a~ternoon, BraVf•s tm ned hack the Colts, 3-l {night/ _ Wickersham 110. 11 )' ately at a cost of approximate- I there Will be an All G1rls soft2 the DoflgNs dflwned the RNis, p _ lly $4 each ball ga me at 2 p.m. · vs. appos 112 81 · · G811· I" 200 000 2 2 I d ' 3~2 . J n lhf' Giants dP!eat('d the [..Qs Ange1es at ~roil-Chance It also wa!i voted to purchase i !po IS { Ca11.hnals, 7·2· OJ-151 vs. Lary (3-6) . oranges for the players Mason ~ 000 - 0 1 1 f< 11 Chicago at Cleveland <2, twi- at games and an outside dance I Spencer and Wilson. Howard Big T~n Officials night> - Heroerl <11·9) and p;. althe park was pl~nned to help i<LP) Batey (2) and Lilly, ~~ · zarro ( 15-H- vs. Ramos !6-6- and ~ ratse fm1ds. The date will be <; Map 1969-70 Sea•on : Dnnovan oUHOI, · ' sel !ater.. (Only games 11cheduled DtscussJon of the need CJIICAGO IUPJl - Big Ten Thunday's Gamf!!l ptrmanent - type bleachers on athlt-tie directors mt't Tuesday to Chi-:-ago at Cleveland , night the visitors ' side o£ the football apJH'O\'€ the 1Yfi~·70 foolball sched-j Los Angeles at Detroit field was discussed and a comulf's and also awarded tht! IH64 Bo!'lton at New York mittee including contractor Bob outdflflr Big Ten track mf't't to (Only games scheduJPd) King was asked to check into 1 Northwestern in May. , National l.e•guf! costs and feasibility . ' Reds Beaten 3-2 ln thf' grid Sl'hedul~. all w. L. P('t. BG . The opinion was general that ~ehoo ls will play st-vt>n confer· · l.o~ AngelL>S 78 S2 .srf/ . ·Isome kind of start should be I rnce g""'"' and will be P"•mit· Si. Louis 72 59 .5.10 ••• ' made on concrete bleachers eV· \.J : trrl a maximum of 10 games in , Si:!n Francisro 72 5!-f .5SI) fi 1'.: !en if only a singlf' section at eaeh sl:'asfln. Philadelphia 71 6t .538 8 Ifirst. Th(• """""" fo• Ohio Stale Mol":aukee 70 1\2 .5.10 • will ha vl:' th•· Buckeyes opf'mng , Cmcmnat1 70 f\S .519 10 1.1: Thursday'• Gamf!l LOS ANGELES WPII -.Jim Dodgers the r~;>st of th(' way . hut <~I hame against Michigan State Chicago ti7 63 .515 II Philadelphi11 at Chicago un~ l·lusing ~t Michigan. ~n .urro j Pittsburgh 6fl 6.1 .!i t2 I P-'1 1Nf'w York at Pitt.<ihurgh, niRht Ma1oney goes art~r his 19th win the damagt· wa.~ donf' . LuS Angf'lPs ~mn·d two runs in Oh10 St:l!e will OJX'n at M1ch1gan! Houston 49 83 .371 30 1San Fra.ncisco at I.. Angeles, night tonighl as the Cineinnatt Reds New York 41 89 .:ns 37 Only games &eheduled dose their series with the Los 1hf' St'l'lmd wlwn Frank Howard Sl.·o tt> <Jnd l'loses at Michigan. 11-cubic-foot Model BA·IIT homered, drivin g in Tommy Om·• ··--· , -~-· Angeles Dodgers anrl prepare to move to Pittsburgh tor a W!:'ekf'nrl Is 'head ol hionsel< Tho• Reds F series opening Frid,Jy. had already !->COrrrl once in the . . Maloney, with an lH·G mark, fir st when PN<> Rflse got a ground rule double and Frank }lohinson will face ,Johnny Porlres and his 11-9 record. .. hledOod~Pr!l . rt>l urned in the . • · ..,.. .-. Tuesday nighl the Reds had dnThe £our more hitg than the Dod ger~ . but the Jeaguf' leaders won tlw J ' f# . . . t. ~" me by a 3·2 mm·gin with <i ll singl(•d and bol h <:~d"<lii C'f'd w.hen ' n k "ld -1 1 ~• W"lh lh . o,. t:nitrd Pr1'11R Jnternahona1 1 slve tackle .Joe Lewis, hoth m~- m .m,roster Jaggllng to meet the - ' lhe sroring in the fwst fonr inn - . ur t>Y WI pi r ........ 1 P m.. , .. .J ,1 · 1 , \1 Hownrd 1 Hopalong. C~ssady, ilf'rs of last year's squ<~u. 38-man player limil. . 1 1n c os.e 11 a 11 v . !".n 1 11 1 a 1 kl . in <:: s. · ·· the higlwst pairl rook ie in lllf' Na - Veteran offensive tac e Char11e All · AFL pass eatchi ' Bob Purkey wflfkt>d six inning~ groundN to Rose, who bohhled tion;~l F'outhall t.A·ague 7 years ' N OFFENSIVE TACKLE Charlie Former . · sta B1II G d " b and allowt>d a ll thrt>e Los Angeles I he hall as Rkht>rt st·uJ·ed ago todav was J'usl one of nearly Moort> and defensive back Jim ' r roJruJn wus eau Y runs for his ninth loss in 15 dt'· 'John F'.dwards homc·red 11£f two' doZt!ll•· vell·ru n players lnoTt-·, Kerr were h•p~d by the Wash ·: th e Houston O"l1ers .t 0 the. Denver 1 t' "'~" d f cisions .. Bill Henry blanked 1!1e Richert in the fourth lm lhe finn ! ing for itJbs . · ington RC'dskins in addition to 1 Bro_ncus for t wo hll,l h I...,. ra t 1 ('inl'innnti run anrl Uw I:F t lol ly J' I h SIGNS WITII RANGF.RS ol the ganw fl wa~ Ill s H!lh The ,. ..tJ .Iwin-d Ht'ismnn TrOJ.!ly I four rookies. c OJces. , NEW YORK !UPII _ And; round-tr ipper, wimwr of l!-t55, whom Woody ; All playf'I'S placed on waivers Guard Charlie Leo was traded · Offer Expires Sept. 3rd. Bathgalt>, 31 yf'ars old tocla~· has Hnn Perranoski relie\'l'd Hkh· II<Jyt -.~, hi s conch at Ohio ~!alP. 1\1esflay <~rl" subject to claim by to the Buffalo Rills from the signed his l963..fl4 contraCt wtth erl in the eighth inning wit h two- o1we eal!f'f.i "~he greatest football othf'r dubs within each respt'C · I Ho.'iton Patriots for either a playthe New York Rangers ol t.he l\:1 ; out anti allmrf'd two Cincinnati 1pb,'it'l" l' >e ."'Vf'l" ~t•en ." a~p?rPnt · tive l~a~ue wi.t.hin 48 hours .. l_f a , er Lobe named ~ater ur the Bills' liflnal Hockey Lt>a~ue . Rathga!~ is hils, a~ flpposf'd to the Dndgt·rs' · ly .~ ._.;! .tus -~'h w1!h ~he J Jub1IPl · player 1s chum~!. t.he or.1gmal 1No. 8 draft chot('e for . 1964. The Lilt' !'lrealest scorer in Hanger five , hut >lf'l"f' un:lhk 10 put them plua I•.:Jg lf's lo roolue h.aek Bon · lws a 24 ·bour penod 111 wh1ch to Broncos <'ut veteran lult•baek\"rs histoJ'Y· i in lo S<'Oring ordt•r. {;'.•mlv.in jJf Baylor. . i'WJTist' its. ~ption ~f rec~llin.g l JE'rry St~lcup ond John Cash. the . I rht' ynuth·('(JIIS('IIIUS M•rlll!'.~nl a him. Tht> lflJUry wa JveJ' list I!~ I IaUer bemg plac:ed on the injury · •1Vikings J.Hlred the must number · aimed al removing an injun..-.1 waiver list .'I long with rookie end I MIDDLEPORT, 0. ] of \'(' fi'I'HII S from I heir nmk~-six, I pbyer from the active rostt>r and I r~ i ]J V;m Osd( I. i11dudiug 1 i x- year-pru laekle: still retaining him under conCLEVELAND (UPII ' - The City. F1·:111k Yousu. to mPe\ tlw N1-'l.'s trad, tu be readivated later. 1 C'lf'veland Indians annnunef'd In· Mcllowt'll . .John, Ag(•e, Mfll'l in· day the rerall of 13 playt>rs who ez and St>yfried w11l join the Jo- fiu :d pn·- se;~sou limit of 4:1 Tlw <;ary Knaff'lc, a nine-year vPthave been on option from minor di:llls 1wxf muulh whf'll ltwir \'ikm ;;s in I UI' n piekt••l up two cran t•nd from the Green Bay IP:~gue st'a'lrllls t>nJ. s•'l'O IHI ·y•'ar dt• l'ensivP t:.wldt>!i, Bill Paekers, s igned with San F•·a nleague .-lu hs. :\1r0owell an(J .lnhn are both Wil<-.on :md C.t>orge Uultz, from cisco, but thP Forty Nint>rs cut. The Indian~> sAid fivt' will j."'in 2ll·.Vt'ar-old southpaws with good !)\e ~t. Louis Canlinals for a fu· former Chil'ago Bear quarterbaek lhe l'ribe toarly nex t month anrl tun• drafl p1ek Dick Norman, plac·ed rookie fuiithat all would report lfl thf' rluh 's !asl ball~ Twu IIIJurf'd Baltimore Cults' back Mike Lind on the injury spring training ramp In Tu~ron. Sf•nator!ii- Twin~ (;a•ne 1vete1 ar1s, ddemuve t<:~eklP Hill 1 "''aiver list and p~act>d. guard Trffl Ari:z., nexl spring. r• I Venlur:l and defens1ve ba1·k Bob Oonno lly on the mact 1ve reserve Re('a]J~ from Jacksonvillt> nf u 111 Bf' Po•tponf'fl 1 "' ~ , Boyd. were plact'd on thP injury • list. San Francisco also claimed the lntPrnational League 1\'Pl"P WASfiJNGTON UPI) - At !h(' waiver list and flanker Bake Turn ·l back Glenn Shaw fro m thl' Los , 1 AngPles Rams. · pitchers .lack Curtis . Tom~y rertuesl of the police department. er, 8 two·yt'ar pro, wns cut. Joh~ . Sam MrDowtoll. Rnn Ni~ · thr Washington St>nalor.s baseball Jn addition to Cassady, fhe 1 Tradl's In AFI. chvntz and Sonny S1Ph1•rt. short- dub calltod off games it was I Eagles askt>d for waivers on line· In the Am~ r i can Football st<Jp Tony Marlin"z and catcher scheduled to play with the backer John Nocera and def'en- League. two trades were included Sammy Taylor. ] sol.a 1\o.·ins Tuesday night and to- -·-- .. _ ---- · - - - -~- · Re<>allt>d rrorn Charleston, lead- . night. ~ ers of lhe Eastern League. were Police Chief Rnbert V. Murray! pitche1 Floyd Weawr. nifielder ioiaid \he large d<>tail of police Hector Cardenas and out fi elder normally assignt-d lo D. C. Stad- 1 Tommy Agee. IUm for basehall games would be · Also n~alled wP.re pitchers needed lo hanrlle the march on Manuel Gazmur from Dubuque. Washington . • Macon Lowe from Burlingtnn and Th" ranef'llf'd ~-:ames will be Gordon Seytried lrom Sa lt Lakf' reschf'duled as a doubleheader I Thursday, whith originally was j TO MEET SQUAD slated to be an off-day for both A "Meet the Squad Night" the SenBlors and the Twins. .-il) be held Thuo-sday at 7:30 p. m. at thtl Southern Local high STARTS TWIN DOUBLE ~cbool foolbaD fi eld to introduce PRF.Jo~HOLD , N.•J. IUPTl -Twin the liftS Racine Tomndo grid double wagering, the J.atest lwt •qu.tt:'t. l.Alach Bill Pr iddy said ting innovation, will be ir.t ro. 1 •• · ~, .. Pl•yers Will be prec;<::nted duef'd al the Freehold Raf'e\1: \' i l ',., ,.~ by a short drill and harness track next Tuesday , ac • 1cording to track officials. r · ~1•:.~ 1i . ,n of football rult:'s "Pre•• To Name New Off'JCerS w. lmov I ON 1963 MODELS I 5 ·--·n t?t' ' CLOSE OUT SAL~ I I AT YOUR FAVORITE Lyons Clover Fcnm Store lt.No.7 / Tuppers 'lelnt, 0, Racine Clover Farm ·Store NERAL Sixth I herl 511. Racine, 0. 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PAGE STREET pure•••• With $10.00 Or More LIIIlt &ck, Ark., farm ream m ing next year were pitehen Rfeblnlematlollll IA!aauo. ard Quiroz and MarcelliDo ~.opt~ O!!Uielder Rieble Allen, flnt and outfielder Mickey llarrlnM. ---=-------------------------===================!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/ I bag PHILII RECALL SEVEN H&R FIRESTONE Indians Reca/113 Minor Players c lb. . SHORING - Timber cut ftom mountain slopes 1111lfoundiog Shepp. · for lowering to two trapped miners some 308 teet below. Tlie · up the walls and ceiling of the area in whicll they are LB. ----· --- .. · No Extra Cho.r.ge. For Color . PRICES lb. ·~·'' �• 'I - WIIBillD&IIoO-p..t.k!no gave Charllo Moore hll ta<l<llt 1 wo!k!n& DOD' rs I !'utsdoy ond the ., momlo& a\ Gu8J'd presented him wit ;, marchin& papers in the afternu•w Moore was one of ab players C\11 from the squad. Tbe NaUonal Guard ordered the UrJversily Arkansas graduMe to report duty Ieday at the "freedom" lllllreb' · in Washington. SIGN NUCLEAR TREATY llll'li - W~SHINGTON ..Urican states of Camt>roon. Morocoo and Dahomey have signed tfJe nuclear test ban treaty . The signings , held here day, brought to 81 the numbtr Datioaa who have initialed the pact Iince Aug. 5. POMEROY illtclilll _. worn spokes, pedals 'can be held easlly. Be IU!'OI U. IJand!6 grtpa. Handle bars 1bike Is the proper siR, DC; • be odjuated so thai they Ithat the child mQII 8J'OII' ili!AI • "H just ooe pair d part~~ta - Ride "" the right band side - Reotrle! pmeo, fbmll or ilw<lllld reid thi! and oetUe down of the road wllh the tralfie. raoillg 18 empty plaf yards or OD their little 'Bobby' or 'Tom- Make left turns from the middle Yaeanl 1«1. at least ooe tom yoong of the road. On one-woy otreell, - Yield the rtgbt ol way. might be prevented," move to the left ourb to tum You must yield to peilestria•IS, of Polloe Herb Gilkey of Ileft. If traffic is heavy. walk ~ and It Is common sense to Mkldleport oald tnday. bike across. lto cars when there Is any queslle was referring to what fol- · - Ride single fUe and aboUt lloos about who baa the tight _ "I% Rules To Bike Safe- 10 feet from the bike ahead. of way. .. Don't zig-zag on the road. - Be oure that rau can be Chief Gilkey lamented that - Stop ~t intersecUons and oeen U you ride ~ bike at night. there seems to be more bicycles when coiDing out of alleys, Have ·a rer.l tall ll&bt and around now than ever before. 1 driveways and from behind white froni llgbt the! can .. seems over bodv has 1parked cars. Look to the right seen from 5011 feel. Bikeo , ~~. h ·d · y · land to the left before preceed- """"ld alJo have a red reem e sa1 . 1 ble from 300 Llke crowded highways (with ,lng. . llector that Ia Vls ~ cloth· cars), crowded teen-age paths Never hitch a ride on a feet. Wear ljl!tl (with bikes) lead to accidents . car or ~ck. It Is dangerous ing at night. With school opening Sept. 3, 1and against the law. - Keep !Iandi free to trteer Chief Gilkey therefore is asking Ride one person on a bike and lu!lance bike. Use a basket fullest possible cooperation at a tune. -·•· with th left \or carrlel' lor paclulges parents in instrucUng chil- l - Give sl.,~ e boOks. . . in these safety rules for- ' hand' Al'lll straight oot for left theI blk KEY TO THE CITY - Mayor of San FranCJ!!Co, Calif., ltprn, and arm out and elbow . - Be sure on~ • 1 . Tile George Christopher, presents th~ key.to the clty_to four -Obey all traffic laws. Stop bent with hand up for right iD good condU South American beaubes In blS offlce. The prls are nd traffics ns apply tolturn, and arm out and elhowlbrakes and tires • . L __!~~~ (left to Tania Valle Moreno, Ecuador; Espe_ranza a U as :!rs bent with hand down for stop. should DOt be too Moy Peru· Maria Tania Mara souza, BraZ1l as we · Maria Ruth ' Bolivia. The girls were part of Miss International Pageant. ' ..tnnoanei"l WectYer Real Estate Class l tllh!: PARKING LOT Aus. Pomeroy E..,.rgoncy First Aid Squad Inc. River News ------ ~ Festival Style Gauge readings: G a I I i P J.! Sh W• lis dam 18.8, 13.3 running 4 ' OW 1nners feet on the rollers, Pomeroy- Are Announced M 5 Pt Pleasant 24 .99, 21 4 WOILI'S IIEATE:ST Hmton ason .55, . . Kana . wha Falls· ·39 MASON - Peach Festival! . . . ChArleston 17 .85. Lon· Centennial style show wmners EITEITAIIMEIT VALlE rJsm~armet and Winfield dams chosen Salurday evening at Wa- . d on, hama High school were Mrs. l FUX J'Gl TIE FAMILY! were on the sill•: Albert Prince, Clifton; Mrs. Le'-_. nd •. M r • THE WORLD ITS FIEI.DI Boat movements. Obio River _ Heron down IS, Thomp«aa, . ~&~..., a .· · ITS TRIUMPHS REACH , _ a m : Liltle Edward John McDaniel, totason. 15 5 BEYOND THE SEASI First prize winner, lld.t s. 1j 9 10 p. fl'l .; Oleander d. . " ... down 14• 1. 25 a. m.; Beaver p rmce, modeled .. a ---------~~ 20 FEATURE DISPLAYS •" own 14 • 5 3o a m.· Freiberg- ,brown wool dress, with•o,ald,bml,aacckle STAR STUOOi:D downd ' ' .P ~ . up and woven design. The '" er own 16 7 · · 100 PERFORMANCE .dema ed L~ck 17 were the dress, which was over - - - - - - - - - OVEJ 5, 3() p. m.: Sally Polk. old, belonged to Mrs . ...,,en, HOXIE BROS. 6 05 p, m.; Peggy Downey, 7:05 grandmother of Sarah Poforming Pochydormo A J Pallen, 6 35 p m., M•ddleport. P m· m · Robert The dress featured leg 7 30 EVI KROLEY AND HER and Vulca~S 5. 1 John ' mutton sleeves and • bustle. DANCING STALLIONS ~ ~:~ ri'ean 'up.IS. 7 50 p. m.; Her matching hat of brown u 18 3 8 m.; A. E .. also over 100 years old. Her MISS DERISKIE ~~~r~P {'9 _ 1'. 15 a. m ; c. V. lru was completed with • mesh WIRE WAI.KER SUPREME ' Horner up 21 . 6 a m : John J beaded purse andbel ed 22 7 a m · Nat10nal lbeads. The purse ong AERIAL BALLET !RoweG up ' 9 :JCi p.' m · Bob her great-grandmother, M r up reenup ·• . . OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Benter up Greenup 11 :55 P m., Spr1gel. . M . er down Grt>enup 5 a. m ; Second place wmner, r !1. GEHURAK TROUPE ~ ;,;,~;:' down 31, 12:10 a. m.; Thompson, wore a black faiUe TUMBLING MARVELS I Ede1na Bosworth down 31, Z:IO dress which belonged Jo her ---------~~ Linda Chotin up 31, 4.20 ar~t ·- ..JT~ther, y I-FUNNY CLOWNS-I a m ·. Ravenswond down 34, 1 Rod!mi !ltthar~The matchmg a.. m. • m Indiana do'fn . ~""""no,\ .l'a• )l'illiJiled w•tjt white !1. 45 p. .. " •braid This dress was hahdnlade WILD AND DOMESTIC 1·4fl a. m. . ANIMAL DISPLAYS [ Gallipolis Dam - Rehable lover 100 years ago. 1·50 a m.; Solvay up 2,45 Mrs. John McDamel, mndeh TWO PERFORMANCES l ~p ~ .; Elgercliff up 4 a. m.: :tng a pale green dacron ~ -1 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. J S Lewis up 7,50 a. m.; Ja· cotton ball gown trimmed m 446 4367 . ' . The Bhoe with the magiosole .' robinetrn. ll::ind /JI£QOUNT Now ~-~-l~o lj'rost E"ert I · - ; •• . .. • ..... • ' IJ• ., .,.. • ~· Beautiful Shoe Store... :; , 1 Practical Nurse Training Announ~l'fl The Marietta Area Technical 1 School of the Marietta Public Schools, announces that inter. views are now being held and applications accepted for entrance to the class for Practl- ' ea. Nurse Education beginning ! 1 I FILES Buster Brown and real estate inv~stor William •Mapetic Door Gasket on All 4 ONLY Sides e28" x 63~A~ " 1. WIN DAM~GES SUIT ROME (UPI I - A Rome hotel I wM ordered Tuesday to pay dam- Iagea to •Inger Lane ond her I husband, orchestra leader Xavier I CU@at; u the result of a 1957 ac.. Icldent. INGELS FURNITURE MIM Lane told a ~W't that u l she openod a hot•l window a plonlt of w.ood leU from the ...,.. tim blind rigging and injurod ber ! ..________.....,____ MIDDLEPORT '·'. 3·"-8·99 ,.. :ROBLI$E The shoe with the open collar feeUq 12·99-1'5·" . . - ------- '. Register For , ' Free Gift Certificates I r -- • < ·' ' ·~ P,...nt To Win .... ' ' , \ .' J)eelpe4 ror ~ 5·"-8·99 9! ·-~'!/' many lor two more years: Mr. Dwight Gibbs, Mr. Okey Mr. and MI:s. Ernest Nltz of R0118h and Mr Tobey Myers IIJI!Ial••field, Ohw were the • • • II 18 ol Mr. and Mrs. were business callers JD Pomt gues Pleasant Wednesday. Mrs. Sue Robinette and chllwetio shopping In Point . Pleasant Wednesday. ' Mrs. HoiUce Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston were the dinner guests of Mrs. BIJSo sister, Mrs. Ester Witmer In Aahlanil, Ohio Saturday. Mr. Clarence Taylor visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer Yes, Our Lot Is Stacked Again and Due To and Paula and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler, Geraldine, CharThe Sale Of The le1utiful New Ramblers. les, Patricia and Carolyn spent Sunday with James' and Earl's father and mother, Mr. and SEE THESE-Mrs. Henry Keefer ol· Leon, va. They had a celel>fatlon honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rl!rD'Y Keeler's 60th weddin"l8~.::: aary. The Keelers I> 18,900 miles. Clean and real nice. See it. Drive lt. children. All lhe children their lamllles were home to . help their parents celebrate their big event. Mrs. Naomi Yeager, Sharon . ' 4 dr. Custom sta. Wagon. 301000 miles, like new and lleverly spent Wedneoday inside and out, baa auto. trails. Power Jrteerln& and with Mn. Yeager's aunt, Mrs. brakes. Radio and heater Verna Colman In Point Plu.ant. Mr. and Jolts. Harry Brooks and son visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush and Mllton Ray. 6 cylinder. 4 dr. Sedan. Super. Like new Inside and Mr. and Mn. Junior K In out. standard trans. Radio Heater. See It · and daughter and Mr. and lves King visited Sunday noOI1 with Mr. and Mn. J 0 h Grandstali and dl!ll&hter• MIISOD. Custom 4 dr. 8 S:ender. Automatic tran1. Clean solid. Real nice. this one. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carder daugbter Pauline visited ~ ' . . . The••••r4:9ftly 1 very few of tht ~ Cll'l on s:;~:~·~ven::lnl with Mr. AI· ' b and daughters. our lot. 'em. Mike us ,.. Mr. 1nd Bill Van Metlt lllllily ol Masoo sJie!!t weekend wilh Mr. and, if llo!rard Raybura. OUT THEY GO I PEDWIN SHEER SEAMLESS . s.. off'.r: 1 it~ eA~ABLE • . ·ura~l Atf:IOTDAS,., . Mn. LWlse PLASTIC DRAPES 10 quart · size polyethelPne plastif utility pails in 18· sorted c;olors. Suitable for scores of use5 around the Values to 39c in this large group of Aast. Cosmeti<"s. gpecial discount prJee at a large II'Vinp for you , SIZES 1 TO 3 3 TO 6x-7 TO 12 99 EACH A greal !!election of new fall slyles for tots and school girls. Fast 77 color in a SizH61o16 59 ... , new low priee, aee these for top Vilue 17 . C pr plus. ASST. VALUES TO 39c GIRLS' BLACK & WHITE PLASTIC and GLASS WARE SADDLE OXFORDS One large table of Asst . Plastic and Glass Ware , \'al· ues to 39c in this group, Shop early and save at your Bonanza Store. 9~. BOYS REG. 35c ASST. Wollh oncl Wur LADIES NEW COTTON SLACKS SLIM JIMS For back to school \veer. Boys' cotton slaoks ia UIOrled fall eolors. Drip Dry easy to wash fabrics. All Hites for boya 8 to 18. Ladies' A•t. Better ~-$199 fords, at • apec:~o~l priee for you. See tbete. try them on pr., 1 • CHILDREN REG. $2.99 VALUE patl~rns of Ji.ms at new Jow low price Shop Si&ea lO to 18. - early. 77 YITALIS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. EACH Pmenll dryness, fiahts dandr..U. Kee1>1 balr Dell. s9c · · Plii.L SHAMPOO ·.·· · · ·· ··· $h~mpao. · Sue REG; QC VALUE Colgate ' Children's Better School Ox· rords . at a low low price. Saddle Oxfords and other styles . at a savinjs pa88ed on to you . $1!7 Lodift SiMI S.M. L.-$2.49 FANCY COnON T-SHIITS ASSORTED COLORS A b'a value {or girls '1 to High quality knit sport tops ln a choice of eolor combinations. l.f. s 00 ... CHILDREN$ RED OR BLUE REGULAR $U'o SIH I'II'!'OUI rich llqu(d PreD SCHOOL OXFOR-DS pr • REGULAR $I .03 SIZE One larce table of Si1814to1D new fall corduroy Slim pr. Fall Oxfords s 99 pr. s L1diH' New WHITE RUBBER SOLES Soft black leather uppers, long wearing white rubbE-r solt"s . Popular for back to school. Discount Print - BOYS RAYON UNDIES !lew 29c value. A~ COMPARE UP TO $2.99 SPORT SOCKS · ...... · .. .. 24c pr• Ladies' Reg. 29c eolors. Sizes U7, First quality at a of new pat- ONE LARGE TABI.E Fine quaUty cotton sport shirts for boys new dark tone patterns - all fast colors. s printed fabrics t• hoi~ lt!Tns and colors. "· SPORT SHIRTS AVe. DRESSES NEW FAI.I. STYI.ES Sturdy metal lunch box with pint size ther· rnos boltle . Complete only - BOYS' NEW DARK TONE and ., __.. 2 PIECE LUNCH KIT 81 pr . . . GIRLS "BACK-TO~OOL" WORKMAN$ COMPLETE METAL COSMETICS c $199 your Bonanza Store. 44:, Values To 39c ladies' well made Dungarl"t'!s , SpP· ci;al new low low pri ce ill Full window size, ready·to· hang plastic drape5 in a&· sorted patterns and rolors for any room. Fully lined . home. a. a. Men 's reg . $2 .49 sanfor izf'd .JJ:, 1961 M. G. Roadster 1960 -Rambler ' RHdy·To-Hang Lined UTILITY PAILS 'Seamless nylons in the best sharles ...IA.oii.zeJ Blf.l to 11. flH.eeuttM~r higher prieed hose. Lay In a ~:~upply at lhia low prire. I NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED I 1960 Rambler VB pr Denim, Dungarees 10 QUART PLASTIC N"YLON .,_ 1.;1 0 S E Regardless Of Price 19S7Rambler ROBitf HOOD No Purch111H Nec1111ry You .........a Not·'IM ..;: loot. 111o ......n decided damagas would bo UIIIW II • Iaior ,_.. Open Frld1y " s.tuni•Y Nlthts WY 2·2635 Abbe - Canaday ShoesPOMEROY, OHIO I daughter . Kitt. 28l,W" America'• favon• children•• _e b c·II • In The Middle Block . Next To Elierfeldt day against her husband, a Caucasian. They were mftrried June 1, llil60, and have a 21-montb-(lld WITH TRADE ,------. ----:--~ 0 . McDonald. The Negro singt!r charged menI tal cruelty in the suit filed Tues-- Crisper eDeep Door Shelf Holda ¥.a Gallon Containers e2 Aluminum Ice Cube TrHyl eDeep Free-zer Door ShE"lf • Chapm~n loday bewteen singl:'r Eartha Kitt eFamily-s1ze ·No--Frost Refria:erator e91 lb. No-Frott Freezer eRoomy. FuU-Width Porcelain SHOE BOX FOR DIVORCE ! - Oivon."e action wac~ under way MODEL CKF60D THE , __ ...; ______ ...i--rtl·- 1 SANTA MONICA, CalU. •UPI· WHEW-IIOLlS OUt fOil EASY CLEANING A&C Widths Shoes ' I FREE GJF18 I ~ to everyo1e who vis._ us I January 3(), 1964. , Further information is obtainable by contacting the Coordi· nator-Director of the Program, Mrs. Ora E. Vadakin. R.N. at the School, Fort Square. Marietta, Ohio by letter, or by phone i FR 3·3961 1 any week [day 8·12,_1_-1_._ _ _ Brown Navajo • ' store and inspect our complete stock of nationally known brands of shoes. You will tind a hearty welcome and courteous service • , • and above all, expert fitting service awaiting you at all times. Let us be your headquarters for smart quility footwear for the entire family. .John Turner. 1 I 1 o·AY AUG 31 Open Weekdays 9-5 - - Saturday 9 • 9 ! '· .....: I We cordially invite you to visit our spaoio~s_ new Refrigerator·Ff~o4~..,r on Wheels 1P --15· 99 "~.~. fillS I chapma n. - canaday :: ~::: •# .. Sturdr - Low low price. Shop early and save . MEN'S REG. $2.49 Mrs Ada Lee Hart was in r. . . . "•tlllrdiiY G II' . r18 Ohio Monday and Frl- te and children VISited ~ a lpo b' I Iwith Mr. and Mrs. Arch KUISII . day on us ness. [ M and M Ra mond Mrs. Anna Fry spent t h e r' rs: Y 1 weekend In Huntington visiting .. with Mr. and Mrs. C h a r I e s Mr. and Mrs. James KeelMoore and family. and Paola. Mr. Phil Click ol Mt. Allo ' M Ethel Fry visited Tilesand Mr. Junior Gerlach of Le-I rs. . . lth Mrs Maude , tart were business callers on even;: : · Mr. Fred M. Roosh last week. Mrs. Lau~: .Lou Roush and Miss J'!or& .Mae Hoffman ls of Letart visited Frispendinl a week visiting with evening wllh Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Haley . ol Roush and children. Edgewater, Maryland. MIss M N u·10 Adkins visited Hollman went to Frankfurt, rs. e Germany. Miss Hoffman h a s afternoon with Mr. been on a furloogh from his Mrs. Howard Rayburn. job in Germany for the past Mr. and Mrs. _Charle~ Brown month. She will leave tbe first and daughter visited Friday ..: I of September to return to Gerwith Mr. and Mrs. C. · ~hl ~er~~:·:v:nlg~h~~t' :~~~~ •.0 c·tys, mOS u t MOul"'Bii'"" •• : • 1"' .• FRIDAY1 AUG • 30- SATUR the winners the donated. A mod- EVERY REQUIREMENT FOR I coms .n and riSI ling for the show. Mrs. Ray Fox was in charge. Others who modeled were Mrs. : F..dith Fox, Mrs. Catherine Rey1 noJds , Mrs. Juanita Ward, Mrs. A. p . Roosh, Mrs. George Hudson , Mrs. Howard VanMatre, i Mrs. Johnny Roush. Eulah Har-\ ris. Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Mrs. SPACE-SAVING 12 CU. FT. TENNIS SHOES oy~ . Le te Adkins called on ' Run visited Sunday Mr. r~nd ~r~. Howard Raybum .wlth her uncle and aunt, Mr. · , and Mrs. Fred M. Roush. Friday overung. I M and Mrs Frank Robinet· 9 " $199 ardkand Mrs. Blanch Van Sch- , '"~iSJ Judy Roush of Br;,.d The Bhoe with the beautiful fit OP of a century old costume. e - - - - - - - - - - :down London !UO p.m. : Le- dress was made complete with THEONLYBIGCIRCUS '1ia Shearer up Marmet 7 ' 45 P· 1a matching purse. COMING THIS s'EASON m . Helen z. down Marmet! Mason Mayor Dayton Ray- ~ ~ r:::::: :~t~~:nt= Hogg & Zuspan Materials u; . RftOrved S.oto 2k A.W~I...,I . i s:S·"!("Point $199 NATURALIZER - :.::s,~-~::.~n:~ l ~~k;do":n 8~~0 ~ ::: ; s. M i~~~·.:: ~·l:et~:!Ju~:· and ;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;::::;;_~10~·~~0___ ~P;.·~m:;.;iiJ~e~r~ry~B~o~sw~or;;,t,h , nes presented .- · 'prizes he had 8 co, Cord Sport Slacks •• M., 1 1 ;!; Mr I • I 'rrtend •• /j, ,;, ; I • I 1 "- W<i• ·van :Y H GaUipolis -Business (;ollege " • n• :n. Call or Visit for Information Today! ' =·.:. . I e Roal EsiiN LIIW ond Molly R&latocl Subjecll Old Ohio Volloy Bonk Bldg. __,. 1'!-• •. Carry the FollowingNationally Advertised Brands of Footwear f.· SMART AIRf .;.:• up Winfield 10:30 p. m.; Jane Lucas up Winfield 3:05 m. sJve SUnday brother:!f:. and CourM Coven ls•ntt.l Elements Nec.... ry ' " ' T1oo Succnsful Oporotlon Of A Roo! lotolt · , Busln"'•,,~. "1. '• eAdvertilina: • Appraising • Subdivisions eReal Estate eProperty Management - 11n..., adler A joint birthday dinner waa l lth Mr and Hn C11rfis Rldl· urdav with Mra. Maude Bless- .;""' the W~y ""'-~., - • •· by Mrs. Nellie w · lanch Schoyck 1ing Roush. i ,Ulllel' gueota · ~......- 1 Mlll Mary Plants re~==l Grove E.U.B. Cllunb held lbeir Adkins In her home f<l' lllr :'• C. E. Fry, Mr: : Tl!e Ladles Aid of the Boards ~ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard kr<her home In Point p ,..W..r mmlng In the base- husband. Leiter, Mrs Arch R<llsh Mr and , Baptist Church held their reB"' 1 Roush and Milton Ray· Frldar Iller spelldlna the meot WI 'l'UesdaJ, The <IIY IMr. ~ HoflmaD ud . 'Mrs Ok~ B. Roush.'Mr. · and liar meetln~ Wednesday. They j Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomp- two -a with her aunt, waaspentquiltins. Aaack hmch Mr. Ed Fry. 1ttend1ng Mrs. ~ 'J'i,ompson, Mr. ihad their monthly birthday dln· 1son and Toney vlslted Sunday and Mrs. Virlll Adkins on was enjoyed at tbe ,_.hour. wen Mr. Adl:lnl mother, Mrs.~~ and Mtu Twlla Rlcllard ' ner honoring the ones who hsd evening with Mr. and Mrs. AI- ,Sue. Those attending were Mra. AI- Nora 'Adklus, Mr. and Mrs. 01- and Mrs. Sue Robinette a n d a birthday In August. Miss Sue ' bert Thompsoo and daugbters. [ Mrs. Kate Roush of Union lie Hollman and Nora M a e, CIT . Casto, Mr · and Mrs. Jolm children from the Oak Grove Ellen Brown was the only hon- 1 Mr. David Adkins o1 Oavls COIJJIDIIiUI)' and Mr. Dick Roush Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Ada Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Slalllef1.,.,.1111111011y Thursday 1on!e of this month. Those attend Grove community visited Sun- of New Havea helped Mr. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Esta Adidns, ,AdldnsoiNewllaven,Mr.Jalm l M andMn Okey.B Roush llng were Mrs. Cora Grimm, day afternoon with Mr. and M. Roosh celebrate his Mrs. Nellie Adkins, Mlas Twt- S.rre ol Evans, W. Va., Mr. r. In Parl<*g Monday ' Kathy and Patricia, Mrs. Lau- Mrs. Fred M. Roosh and Mrs. e - , Frlday evening Ia Rickard, Mrs. Ethel fry and Mn. Clarence Adk!Do, Mr.;" : Mrs Roosh was ....su~~- l ra Gibbs, Mrs. Irene Myers, 'l Anna Fry. cake and Ice cream. and Mr. Stanley Adkins. and Mrs. Virgil Adklnl, Mrs. ; &rri!. : Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Jolt. and Mrs. Toby Myero, Mr. Jlllm Hudson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roblnet- Allie Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs • . ~ and Mr! Homer Flsber ;Toney, Mrs. Maude Bleosmg Mr. BUlle Weigand and Mr. Dora Hudson o1 Leon Rt. te and lamlly enteetalned Sua- Howard Rayburn, Mrs. Ethel ol ;~lnt Plea~! vlolted s.m. Raush, Mrs. Vena Rainey, Mr. 10key Roush were Ia Hunting· ed Sunday afternoon with Mrs. day evening with a plcnie jn ,Fry, Jolt. Gled Jcenhqwer, Mlas ' d afternoon with Mr 1 nd iOkey Roush, Mrs. Lora Mae ton Saturday 011 boslness. Hudson's sister, Mr. and Mrs. tbeir yard for Mrs. Sue Adk!Do, Miss Sbaron Icen· ThompOan ' .Brown, Eva Lee Brown, and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Staalef Adkins Arch Roosh. ~J:t ..and sisters and bower, Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. ~- a~r ThomP..,. AI- . the hoooree Sue Ellen Brown. of New Haven spent Monday ----ll.S:,:I'lifle , ~t were Blanch Yeaiir,,Mr. £mary Fry be:..•·Jo v:IDia ~lett Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hollman afterno011 wfth Mrs. Blanch Van PI'. PLEASANT and Mrs. lilll Bird and • on, and the - · · uncle, ed M th · nd Mr ' Roy visited Sunday evening with Mr. Schoyck. UVESTOCK SALES ' who was II YOJifS young. l t~r~ :'r.., ~I picnic of Hollman's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston and PI'. PLEASANT, W. VA. Rusaell Roflrmm and Mr. a e 4-H Star Dusters Russell Hoffman. , Mrs. Hallice Thompson attendSaturuy, Aapot u, 1113 • ll".. "n Adkins. iVernon in at tbe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush ed the funeral of their uncle, HOGS - 175 to 220 16.50 to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cross, ' W~~ even g and Miltoo Ray visited in Hunt- Mr. Melvin Thompson In West , 17.50; Heavies 14.00 to 16.00; Eddie of Letart Falls non c and Mr. ington Saturday evening with Salem, Ohio recenlly. ILights 15.00 to 17.50; Fat Sows II the TUesday evening din- .~ -Wel nd Mrs. Roush's sister, Mr. and l Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blessing 12.50 to 14.75 ; Boars 9.00 to 10.ner guests of Mrs. Cross' moth- 1 '".-..t~a Thursday Mrs. Daniel Weigand and Bren- ' of Point Pleasant visited Sun- 120; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00. PHONE SP 3-5554 Mrs. Blanch Yeager. a~t Mr and Mrs. Oll.ey da. Sandr~ Roush, who h a s1day evening with Mr. Blessing's CAnLE - Steers 17.00 to Sandra Roosh spent the h Weigand 11110 been vls1tmg her aunt for the mother, Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. 22.!10; Heifers 14.00 to 21.00; past week visiting with her aunt s iJ, Rou be Saturday 8 s and family, Mr, and Mrs. Dan- 1ed on e BOYS-REG. $2.99 iel Weigand and Brenda of ,nlng.. nd M Lester Adkins too 111.. a rs. . H untlng · . ' and Mrs. Nora Adkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Jumor King and Wednesday evening with Mrs. daughter of Dayton, 0. were M '5 b the Mr and Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. King's ora ro r, · See these Boys Bock To SchoOl Cord Pants . Asst. cofather and wife, Mr. and Mrs. EdMr.Frynd. M Cu tis Rlck••d a rs. r ...,. lors. Sizes 6 to 16. Rec, 2.99 I ves Kin g. nd M Ad I Hart visited Mr Albert Thompson return- 8 rs. a ee value, we uve you money. ed h' homt Thursday after Monday afternoon with Mr. AI'" . · . bert Thompson who was a surbeing a surgical pat1eat m the th G lllpolio REG. $2.49 BOYS Bl-ACK Gallipolis clinic in GalllpoUs, gieal pallent at e a I 0 lor the past ten days. Clinic. . . ·Miss Sue Adkins, Mr. Glen Mrs. Sue Robmette and DebMIDDLEPORT, 0 . lcenhower and Mrs. Ululse Ad- ble called on Mr. and Mrs. . OPP. EVANS SUPER MKT, Boys Black reg. $2.49 value. visited Saturday evening is Rickard and Mrs. Tennis Shoes. Well made . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rick· [Van Schoyck Wednesday Tl!e Ladles Aid ol the Oak -The Weaver Program"of Reoi'Estat~ 1 Oak ·G•:ove lng. Cl111 -·Each T.....ray Prom 6:30 To 9•30 P.M. I r:.:t ..-., tad ka .-laMUy willlllor . ..,........ relllrnecl ~ .williaM! ' , <JI!I S • ,U_..,•!l•nc.trot .• .~~_.;., = ''it.. thor 111111 motbor-11>-law, .Mr. !lor p.rento Sllai*J ~· ) I f - I dllf "enlnl ,~ "' .. ~· and_daulbter, ..,, 11111 • · o-~~ lloulb, j•nd -..wayne 11.art, ar. 11r. llllll Mn. CIIJ'OIICe v.... • · ~!"-ft._, · r1.w; ·St<d St.oon 11• ;o • .,.. ~ a· Mn. • J . Ia Knoa: 1P!1 -· Sr. - . llle dii!Iilr pesta o1 Mr , ~ Roush called .., pr, .....ler Beverly, M u. Mn. • _..h ...._, Slo<J Hl!ifen JT.W""' jo ._ 10 tiA <J?" Mr. and Mn. Jof\n Burgeas and their da~, flit. ud Mrs.. Mr. ·Q;i~' Rickard ll&turday Blanch Yeagre and Mrs. EtiJel Clll Mr, Er-t and Mia ; Stod< Steer c.lfeo ~ •T• 0 C-..!aty ~WS dtlklreD. 111 or Nllro, w. va. Elmer NeWIIeny, Mike, Steve •mornin . Fry 1ttended the .....w meot.- Rldiatd s.!urdaJ . lltltu n21.11; Sled< llolfa< CJdvea onda lUf; ullli .;,tK:I~ "' arid Mr. ud Mrs. Jolm Gated and Tlnlmlo, llwiday. . 'ing o1 Soothern States Jolt. and Mn. ~ -~~:~~~~to~23~-~~~~ - =====~lo~li~AO~.=~=:;;;;;;;::;; .:_ _ _ _ _ _..__..;.• and dousbten ol lrurflcano W. Mrs. Phylil Brown and Mr. Mn. Catheryn NeWIIer~, and !Siore In Point Pleasanl Thun- - . Harriet VIrginia and . • ,.~, .....,.,... , --•-•• 111 Akr on, Ohio soo "'•• Iday .. I!IIJJlg. · ·" ' _ , tho ~:·""~lll=~l At~·- at Oak G r o v e VL """" Roo T'unoue h ·oiled and SundHrs.lftemoon I:wt~ · ·~ fOil fNI -11111r .. WHm •IIICI Ull · ' 1 E.U:B. Sunday School was 46. Mr. and Mrs. Curlls Rickard spoat .e¥eral ~· ~ with• ;: and Mrsay Rupert ' Mr. Gandee ol Akr011, Ohio, '!'be )'OIUW peop1o held t h el r were In Gallipolis, Ohio Monda)' woella~Arch ~.;:nc • Ri<.'t!. · · ;Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chapmllft 'l'llomjlo!m. Mior. Ably 8 ,01 1 . ..._, regular ~ Sunday ..... 011 llusltless. jMrRev. JGhn .lcellholrer vlsited Mrs. Laura Gibbs spent Sat- and Mrs. Gandee ol Looa Rt. ... .alied 011 -her parents ;::t",.."'.:· To Begin Sept. 241 I- Monday SEPT. MECFIANIC ST. J¥1z lleiiiiDel, Pomg·Midd)tplr!. o~. Aill· 21, lMS-11 0.U.. Halthn, - . · Slllii Alii r W. Va., Mr. and Rldllrd. ._~7 Seritlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ~UJ.,28, ~ Plea Made To Parents For Cooperation In Keepin~ Children On Bieye~es Safer IIWff PAnlll CAIJ,I,ISLE. .... <llPil - Tho I 57' FABRIC SNEAK SIZIS S TO I Limittd . quantitr,- anN\:· et1 ..ib white•. la1ile or red lor cblldroa - buy 'em for baek tG achool. �• 'I - WIIBillD&IIoO-p..t.k!no gave Charllo Moore hll ta<l<llt 1 wo!k!n& DOD' rs I !'utsdoy ond the ., momlo& a\ Gu8J'd presented him wit ;, marchin& papers in the afternu•w Moore was one of ab players C\11 from the squad. Tbe NaUonal Guard ordered the UrJversily Arkansas graduMe to report duty Ieday at the "freedom" lllllreb' · in Washington. SIGN NUCLEAR TREATY llll'li - W~SHINGTON ..Urican states of Camt>roon. Morocoo and Dahomey have signed tfJe nuclear test ban treaty . The signings , held here day, brought to 81 the numbtr Datioaa who have initialed the pact Iince Aug. 5. POMEROY illtclilll _. worn spokes, pedals 'can be held easlly. Be IU!'OI U. IJand!6 grtpa. Handle bars 1bike Is the proper siR, DC; • be odjuated so thai they Ithat the child mQII 8J'OII' ili!AI • "H just ooe pair d part~~ta - Ride "" the right band side - Reotrle! pmeo, fbmll or ilw<lllld reid thi! and oetUe down of the road wllh the tralfie. raoillg 18 empty plaf yards or OD their little 'Bobby' or 'Tom- Make left turns from the middle Yaeanl 1«1. at least ooe tom yoong of the road. On one-woy otreell, - Yield the rtgbt ol way. might be prevented," move to the left ourb to tum You must yield to peilestria•IS, of Polloe Herb Gilkey of Ileft. If traffic is heavy. walk ~ and It Is common sense to Mkldleport oald tnday. bike across. lto cars when there Is any queslle was referring to what fol- · - Ride single fUe and aboUt lloos about who baa the tight _ "I% Rules To Bike Safe- 10 feet from the bike ahead. of way. .. Don't zig-zag on the road. - Be oure that rau can be Chief Gilkey lamented that - Stop ~t intersecUons and oeen U you ride ~ bike at night. there seems to be more bicycles when coiDing out of alleys, Have ·a rer.l tall ll&bt and around now than ever before. 1 driveways and from behind white froni llgbt the! can .. seems over bodv has 1parked cars. Look to the right seen from 5011 feel. Bikeo , ~~. h ·d · y · land to the left before preceed- """"ld alJo have a red reem e sa1 . 1 ble from 300 Llke crowded highways (with ,lng. . llector that Ia Vls ~ cloth· cars), crowded teen-age paths Never hitch a ride on a feet. Wear ljl!tl (with bikes) lead to accidents . car or ~ck. It Is dangerous ing at night. With school opening Sept. 3, 1and against the law. - Keep !Iandi free to trteer Chief Gilkey therefore is asking Ride one person on a bike and lu!lance bike. Use a basket fullest possible cooperation at a tune. -·•· with th left \or carrlel' lor paclulges parents in instrucUng chil- l - Give sl.,~ e boOks. . . in these safety rules for- ' hand' Al'lll straight oot for left theI blk KEY TO THE CITY - Mayor of San FranCJ!!Co, Calif., ltprn, and arm out and elbow . - Be sure on~ • 1 . Tile George Christopher, presents th~ key.to the clty_to four -Obey all traffic laws. Stop bent with hand up for right iD good condU South American beaubes In blS offlce. The prls are nd traffics ns apply tolturn, and arm out and elhowlbrakes and tires • . L __!~~~ (left to Tania Valle Moreno, Ecuador; Espe_ranza a U as :!rs bent with hand down for stop. should DOt be too Moy Peru· Maria Tania Mara souza, BraZ1l as we · Maria Ruth ' Bolivia. The girls were part of Miss International Pageant. ' ..tnnoanei"l WectYer Real Estate Class l tllh!: PARKING LOT Aus. Pomeroy E..,.rgoncy First Aid Squad Inc. River News ------ ~ Festival Style Gauge readings: G a I I i P J.! Sh W• lis dam 18.8, 13.3 running 4 ' OW 1nners feet on the rollers, Pomeroy- Are Announced M 5 Pt Pleasant 24 .99, 21 4 WOILI'S IIEATE:ST Hmton ason .55, . . Kana . wha Falls· ·39 MASON - Peach Festival! . . . ChArleston 17 .85. Lon· Centennial style show wmners EITEITAIIMEIT VALlE rJsm~armet and Winfield dams chosen Salurday evening at Wa- . d on, hama High school were Mrs. l FUX J'Gl TIE FAMILY! were on the sill•: Albert Prince, Clifton; Mrs. Le'-_. nd •. M r • THE WORLD ITS FIEI.DI Boat movements. Obio River _ Heron down IS, Thomp«aa, . ~&~..., a .· · ITS TRIUMPHS REACH , _ a m : Liltle Edward John McDaniel, totason. 15 5 BEYOND THE SEASI First prize winner, lld.t s. 1j 9 10 p. fl'l .; Oleander d. . " ... down 14• 1. 25 a. m.; Beaver p rmce, modeled .. a ---------~~ 20 FEATURE DISPLAYS •" own 14 • 5 3o a m.· Freiberg- ,brown wool dress, with•o,ald,bml,aacckle STAR STUOOi:D downd ' ' .P ~ . up and woven design. The '" er own 16 7 · · 100 PERFORMANCE .dema ed L~ck 17 were the dress, which was over - - - - - - - - - OVEJ 5, 3() p. m.: Sally Polk. old, belonged to Mrs . ...,,en, HOXIE BROS. 6 05 p, m.; Peggy Downey, 7:05 grandmother of Sarah Poforming Pochydormo A J Pallen, 6 35 p m., M•ddleport. P m· m · Robert The dress featured leg 7 30 EVI KROLEY AND HER and Vulca~S 5. 1 John ' mutton sleeves and • bustle. DANCING STALLIONS ~ ~:~ ri'ean 'up.IS. 7 50 p. m.; Her matching hat of brown u 18 3 8 m.; A. E .. also over 100 years old. Her MISS DERISKIE ~~~r~P {'9 _ 1'. 15 a. m ; c. V. lru was completed with • mesh WIRE WAI.KER SUPREME ' Horner up 21 . 6 a m : John J beaded purse andbel ed 22 7 a m · Nat10nal lbeads. The purse ong AERIAL BALLET !RoweG up ' 9 :JCi p.' m · Bob her great-grandmother, M r up reenup ·• . . OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Benter up Greenup 11 :55 P m., Spr1gel. . M . er down Grt>enup 5 a. m ; Second place wmner, r !1. GEHURAK TROUPE ~ ;,;,~;:' down 31, 12:10 a. m.; Thompson, wore a black faiUe TUMBLING MARVELS I Ede1na Bosworth down 31, Z:IO dress which belonged Jo her ---------~~ Linda Chotin up 31, 4.20 ar~t ·- ..JT~ther, y I-FUNNY CLOWNS-I a m ·. Ravenswond down 34, 1 Rod!mi !ltthar~The matchmg a.. m. • m Indiana do'fn . ~""""no,\ .l'a• )l'illiJiled w•tjt white !1. 45 p. .. " •braid This dress was hahdnlade WILD AND DOMESTIC 1·4fl a. m. . ANIMAL DISPLAYS [ Gallipolis Dam - Rehable lover 100 years ago. 1·50 a m.; Solvay up 2,45 Mrs. John McDamel, mndeh TWO PERFORMANCES l ~p ~ .; Elgercliff up 4 a. m.: :tng a pale green dacron ~ -1 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. J S Lewis up 7,50 a. m.; Ja· cotton ball gown trimmed m 446 4367 . ' . The Bhoe with the magiosole .' robinetrn. ll::ind /JI£QOUNT Now ~-~-l~o lj'rost E"ert I · - ; •• . .. • ..... • ' IJ• ., .,.. • ~· Beautiful Shoe Store... :; , 1 Practical Nurse Training Announ~l'fl The Marietta Area Technical 1 School of the Marietta Public Schools, announces that inter. views are now being held and applications accepted for entrance to the class for Practl- ' ea. Nurse Education beginning ! 1 I FILES Buster Brown and real estate inv~stor William •Mapetic Door Gasket on All 4 ONLY Sides e28" x 63~A~ " 1. WIN DAM~GES SUIT ROME (UPI I - A Rome hotel I wM ordered Tuesday to pay dam- Iagea to •Inger Lane ond her I husband, orchestra leader Xavier I CU@at; u the result of a 1957 ac.. Icldent. INGELS FURNITURE MIM Lane told a ~W't that u l she openod a hot•l window a plonlt of w.ood leU from the ...,.. tim blind rigging and injurod ber ! ..________.....,____ MIDDLEPORT '·'. 3·"-8·99 ,.. :ROBLI$E The shoe with the open collar feeUq 12·99-1'5·" . . - ------- '. Register For , ' Free Gift Certificates I r -- • < ·' ' ·~ P,...nt To Win .... ' ' , \ .' J)eelpe4 ror ~ 5·"-8·99 9! ·-~'!/' many lor two more years: Mr. Dwight Gibbs, Mr. Okey Mr. and MI:s. Ernest Nltz of R0118h and Mr Tobey Myers IIJI!Ial••field, Ohw were the • • • II 18 ol Mr. and Mrs. were business callers JD Pomt gues Pleasant Wednesday. Mrs. Sue Robinette and chllwetio shopping In Point . Pleasant Wednesday. ' Mrs. HoiUce Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston were the dinner guests of Mrs. BIJSo sister, Mrs. Ester Witmer In Aahlanil, Ohio Saturday. Mr. Clarence Taylor visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer Yes, Our Lot Is Stacked Again and Due To and Paula and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler, Geraldine, CharThe Sale Of The le1utiful New Ramblers. les, Patricia and Carolyn spent Sunday with James' and Earl's father and mother, Mr. and SEE THESE-Mrs. Henry Keefer ol· Leon, va. They had a celel>fatlon honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rl!rD'Y Keeler's 60th weddin"l8~.::: aary. The Keelers I> 18,900 miles. Clean and real nice. See it. Drive lt. children. All lhe children their lamllles were home to . help their parents celebrate their big event. Mrs. Naomi Yeager, Sharon . ' 4 dr. Custom sta. Wagon. 301000 miles, like new and lleverly spent Wedneoday inside and out, baa auto. trails. Power Jrteerln& and with Mn. Yeager's aunt, Mrs. brakes. Radio and heater Verna Colman In Point Plu.ant. Mr. and Jolts. Harry Brooks and son visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush and Mllton Ray. 6 cylinder. 4 dr. Sedan. Super. Like new Inside and Mr. and Mn. Junior K In out. standard trans. Radio Heater. See It · and daughter and Mr. and lves King visited Sunday noOI1 with Mr. and Mn. J 0 h Grandstali and dl!ll&hter• MIISOD. Custom 4 dr. 8 S:ender. Automatic tran1. Clean solid. Real nice. this one. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carder daugbter Pauline visited ~ ' . . . The••••r4:9ftly 1 very few of tht ~ Cll'l on s:;~:~·~ven::lnl with Mr. AI· ' b and daughters. our lot. 'em. Mike us ,.. Mr. 1nd Bill Van Metlt lllllily ol Masoo sJie!!t weekend wilh Mr. and, if llo!rard Raybura. OUT THEY GO I PEDWIN SHEER SEAMLESS . s.. off'.r: 1 it~ eA~ABLE • . ·ura~l Atf:IOTDAS,., . Mn. LWlse PLASTIC DRAPES 10 quart · size polyethelPne plastif utility pails in 18· sorted c;olors. Suitable for scores of use5 around the Values to 39c in this large group of Aast. Cosmeti<"s. gpecial discount prJee at a large II'Vinp for you , SIZES 1 TO 3 3 TO 6x-7 TO 12 99 EACH A greal !!election of new fall slyles for tots and school girls. Fast 77 color in a SizH61o16 59 ... , new low priee, aee these for top Vilue 17 . C pr plus. ASST. VALUES TO 39c GIRLS' BLACK & WHITE PLASTIC and GLASS WARE SADDLE OXFORDS One large table of Asst . Plastic and Glass Ware , \'al· ues to 39c in this group, Shop early and save at your Bonanza Store. 9~. BOYS REG. 35c ASST. Wollh oncl Wur LADIES NEW COTTON SLACKS SLIM JIMS For back to school \veer. Boys' cotton slaoks ia UIOrled fall eolors. Drip Dry easy to wash fabrics. All Hites for boya 8 to 18. Ladies' A•t. Better ~-$199 fords, at • apec:~o~l priee for you. See tbete. try them on pr., 1 • CHILDREN REG. $2.99 VALUE patl~rns of Ji.ms at new Jow low price Shop Si&ea lO to 18. - early. 77 YITALIS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. EACH Pmenll dryness, fiahts dandr..U. Kee1>1 balr Dell. s9c · · Plii.L SHAMPOO ·.·· · · ·· ··· $h~mpao. · Sue REG; QC VALUE Colgate ' Children's Better School Ox· rords . at a low low price. Saddle Oxfords and other styles . at a savinjs pa88ed on to you . $1!7 Lodift SiMI S.M. L.-$2.49 FANCY COnON T-SHIITS ASSORTED COLORS A b'a value {or girls '1 to High quality knit sport tops ln a choice of eolor combinations. l.f. s 00 ... CHILDREN$ RED OR BLUE REGULAR $U'o SIH I'II'!'OUI rich llqu(d PreD SCHOOL OXFOR-DS pr • REGULAR $I .03 SIZE One larce table of Si1814to1D new fall corduroy Slim pr. Fall Oxfords s 99 pr. s L1diH' New WHITE RUBBER SOLES Soft black leather uppers, long wearing white rubbE-r solt"s . Popular for back to school. Discount Print - BOYS RAYON UNDIES !lew 29c value. A~ COMPARE UP TO $2.99 SPORT SOCKS · ...... · .. .. 24c pr• Ladies' Reg. 29c eolors. Sizes U7, First quality at a of new pat- ONE LARGE TABI.E Fine quaUty cotton sport shirts for boys new dark tone patterns - all fast colors. s printed fabrics t• hoi~ lt!Tns and colors. "· SPORT SHIRTS AVe. DRESSES NEW FAI.I. STYI.ES Sturdy metal lunch box with pint size ther· rnos boltle . Complete only - BOYS' NEW DARK TONE and ., __.. 2 PIECE LUNCH KIT 81 pr . . . GIRLS "BACK-TO~OOL" WORKMAN$ COMPLETE METAL COSMETICS c $199 your Bonanza Store. 44:, Values To 39c ladies' well made Dungarl"t'!s , SpP· ci;al new low low pri ce ill Full window size, ready·to· hang plastic drape5 in a&· sorted patterns and rolors for any room. Fully lined . home. a. a. Men 's reg . $2 .49 sanfor izf'd .JJ:, 1961 M. G. Roadster 1960 -Rambler ' RHdy·To-Hang Lined UTILITY PAILS 'Seamless nylons in the best sharles ...IA.oii.zeJ Blf.l to 11. flH.eeuttM~r higher prieed hose. Lay In a ~:~upply at lhia low prire. I NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED I 1960 Rambler VB pr Denim, Dungarees 10 QUART PLASTIC N"YLON .,_ 1.;1 0 S E Regardless Of Price 19S7Rambler ROBitf HOOD No Purch111H Nec1111ry You .........a Not·'IM ..;: loot. 111o ......n decided damagas would bo UIIIW II • Iaior ,_.. Open Frld1y " s.tuni•Y Nlthts WY 2·2635 Abbe - Canaday ShoesPOMEROY, OHIO I daughter . Kitt. 28l,W" America'• favon• children•• _e b c·II • In The Middle Block . Next To Elierfeldt day against her husband, a Caucasian. They were mftrried June 1, llil60, and have a 21-montb-(lld WITH TRADE ,------. ----:--~ 0 . McDonald. The Negro singt!r charged menI tal cruelty in the suit filed Tues-- Crisper eDeep Door Shelf Holda ¥.a Gallon Containers e2 Aluminum Ice Cube TrHyl eDeep Free-zer Door ShE"lf • Chapm~n loday bewteen singl:'r Eartha Kitt eFamily-s1ze ·No--Frost Refria:erator e91 lb. No-Frott Freezer eRoomy. FuU-Width Porcelain SHOE BOX FOR DIVORCE ! - Oivon."e action wac~ under way MODEL CKF60D THE , __ ...; ______ ...i--rtl·- 1 SANTA MONICA, CalU. •UPI· WHEW-IIOLlS OUt fOil EASY CLEANING A&C Widths Shoes ' I FREE GJF18 I ~ to everyo1e who vis._ us I January 3(), 1964. , Further information is obtainable by contacting the Coordi· nator-Director of the Program, Mrs. Ora E. Vadakin. R.N. at the School, Fort Square. Marietta, Ohio by letter, or by phone i FR 3·3961 1 any week [day 8·12,_1_-1_._ _ _ Brown Navajo • ' store and inspect our complete stock of nationally known brands of shoes. You will tind a hearty welcome and courteous service • , • and above all, expert fitting service awaiting you at all times. Let us be your headquarters for smart quility footwear for the entire family. .John Turner. 1 I 1 o·AY AUG 31 Open Weekdays 9-5 - - Saturday 9 • 9 ! '· .....: I We cordially invite you to visit our spaoio~s_ new Refrigerator·Ff~o4~..,r on Wheels 1P --15· 99 "~.~. fillS I chapma n. - canaday :: ~::: •# .. Sturdr - Low low price. Shop early and save . MEN'S REG. $2.49 Mrs Ada Lee Hart was in r. . . . "•tlllrdiiY G II' . r18 Ohio Monday and Frl- te and children VISited ~ a lpo b' I Iwith Mr. and Mrs. Arch KUISII . day on us ness. [ M and M Ra mond Mrs. Anna Fry spent t h e r' rs: Y 1 weekend In Huntington visiting .. with Mr. and Mrs. C h a r I e s Mr. and Mrs. James KeelMoore and family. and Paola. Mr. Phil Click ol Mt. Allo ' M Ethel Fry visited Tilesand Mr. Junior Gerlach of Le-I rs. . . lth Mrs Maude , tart were business callers on even;: : · Mr. Fred M. Roosh last week. Mrs. Lau~: .Lou Roush and Miss J'!or& .Mae Hoffman ls of Letart visited Frispendinl a week visiting with evening wllh Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Haley . ol Roush and children. Edgewater, Maryland. MIss M N u·10 Adkins visited Hollman went to Frankfurt, rs. e Germany. Miss Hoffman h a s afternoon with Mr. been on a furloogh from his Mrs. Howard Rayburn. job in Germany for the past Mr. and Mrs. _Charle~ Brown month. She will leave tbe first and daughter visited Friday ..: I of September to return to Gerwith Mr. and Mrs. C. · ~hl ~er~~:·:v:nlg~h~~t' :~~~~ •.0 c·tys, mOS u t MOul"'Bii'"" •• : • 1"' .• FRIDAY1 AUG • 30- SATUR the winners the donated. A mod- EVERY REQUIREMENT FOR I coms .n and riSI ling for the show. Mrs. Ray Fox was in charge. Others who modeled were Mrs. : F..dith Fox, Mrs. Catherine Rey1 noJds , Mrs. Juanita Ward, Mrs. A. p . Roosh, Mrs. George Hudson , Mrs. Howard VanMatre, i Mrs. Johnny Roush. Eulah Har-\ ris. Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Mrs. SPACE-SAVING 12 CU. FT. TENNIS SHOES oy~ . Le te Adkins called on ' Run visited Sunday Mr. r~nd ~r~. Howard Raybum .wlth her uncle and aunt, Mr. · , and Mrs. Fred M. Roush. Friday overung. I M and Mrs Frank Robinet· 9 " $199 ardkand Mrs. Blanch Van Sch- , '"~iSJ Judy Roush of Br;,.d The Bhoe with the beautiful fit OP of a century old costume. e - - - - - - - - - - :down London !UO p.m. : Le- dress was made complete with THEONLYBIGCIRCUS '1ia Shearer up Marmet 7 ' 45 P· 1a matching purse. COMING THIS s'EASON m . Helen z. down Marmet! Mason Mayor Dayton Ray- ~ ~ r:::::: :~t~~:nt= Hogg & Zuspan Materials u; . RftOrved S.oto 2k A.W~I...,I . i s:S·"!("Point $199 NATURALIZER - :.::s,~-~::.~n:~ l ~~k;do":n 8~~0 ~ ::: ; s. M i~~~·.:: ~·l:et~:!Ju~:· and ;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;::::;;_~10~·~~0___ ~P;.·~m:;.;iiJ~e~r~ry~B~o~sw~or;;,t,h , nes presented .- · 'prizes he had 8 co, Cord Sport Slacks •• M., 1 1 ;!; Mr I • I 'rrtend •• /j, ,;, ; I • I 1 "- W<i• ·van :Y H GaUipolis -Business (;ollege " • n• :n. Call or Visit for Information Today! ' =·.:. . I e Roal EsiiN LIIW ond Molly R&latocl Subjecll Old Ohio Volloy Bonk Bldg. __,. 1'!-• •. Carry the FollowingNationally Advertised Brands of Footwear f.· SMART AIRf .;.:• up Winfield 10:30 p. m.; Jane Lucas up Winfield 3:05 m. sJve SUnday brother:!f:. and CourM Coven ls•ntt.l Elements Nec.... ry ' " ' T1oo Succnsful Oporotlon Of A Roo! lotolt · , Busln"'•,,~. "1. '• eAdvertilina: • Appraising • Subdivisions eReal Estate eProperty Management - 11n..., adler A joint birthday dinner waa l lth Mr and Hn C11rfis Rldl· urdav with Mra. Maude Bless- .;""' the W~y ""'-~., - • •· by Mrs. Nellie w · lanch Schoyck 1ing Roush. i ,Ulllel' gueota · ~......- 1 Mlll Mary Plants re~==l Grove E.U.B. Cllunb held lbeir Adkins In her home f<l' lllr :'• C. E. Fry, Mr: : Tl!e Ladles Aid of the Boards ~ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard kr<her home In Point p ,..W..r mmlng In the base- husband. Leiter, Mrs Arch R<llsh Mr and , Baptist Church held their reB"' 1 Roush and Milton Ray· Frldar Iller spelldlna the meot WI 'l'UesdaJ, The <IIY IMr. ~ HoflmaD ud . 'Mrs Ok~ B. Roush.'Mr. · and liar meetln~ Wednesday. They j Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomp- two -a with her aunt, waaspentquiltins. Aaack hmch Mr. Ed Fry. 1ttend1ng Mrs. ~ 'J'i,ompson, Mr. ihad their monthly birthday dln· 1son and Toney vlslted Sunday and Mrs. Virlll Adkins on was enjoyed at tbe ,_.hour. wen Mr. Adl:lnl mother, Mrs.~~ and Mtu Twlla Rlcllard ' ner honoring the ones who hsd evening with Mr. and Mrs. AI- ,Sue. Those attending were Mra. AI- Nora 'Adklus, Mr. and Mrs. 01- and Mrs. Sue Robinette a n d a birthday In August. Miss Sue ' bert Thompsoo and daugbters. [ Mrs. Kate Roush of Union lie Hollman and Nora M a e, CIT . Casto, Mr · and Mrs. Jolm children from the Oak Grove Ellen Brown was the only hon- 1 Mr. David Adkins o1 Oavls COIJJIDIIiUI)' and Mr. Dick Roush Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Ada Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Slalllef1.,.,.1111111011y Thursday 1on!e of this month. Those attend Grove community visited Sun- of New Havea helped Mr. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Esta Adidns, ,AdldnsoiNewllaven,Mr.Jalm l M andMn Okey.B Roush llng were Mrs. Cora Grimm, day afternoon with Mr. and M. Roosh celebrate his Mrs. Nellie Adkins, Mlas Twt- S.rre ol Evans, W. Va., Mr. r. In Parl<*g Monday ' Kathy and Patricia, Mrs. Lau- Mrs. Fred M. Roosh and Mrs. e - , Frlday evening Ia Rickard, Mrs. Ethel fry and Mn. Clarence Adk!Do, Mr.;" : Mrs Roosh was ....su~~- l ra Gibbs, Mrs. Irene Myers, 'l Anna Fry. cake and Ice cream. and Mr. Stanley Adkins. and Mrs. Virgil Adklnl, Mrs. ; &rri!. : Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Jolt. and Mrs. Toby Myero, Mr. Jlllm Hudson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roblnet- Allie Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs • . ~ and Mr! Homer Flsber ;Toney, Mrs. Maude Bleosmg Mr. BUlle Weigand and Mr. Dora Hudson o1 Leon Rt. te and lamlly enteetalned Sua- Howard Rayburn, Mrs. Ethel ol ;~lnt Plea~! vlolted s.m. Raush, Mrs. Vena Rainey, Mr. 10key Roush were Ia Hunting· ed Sunday afternoon with Mrs. day evening with a plcnie jn ,Fry, Jolt. Gled Jcenhqwer, Mlas ' d afternoon with Mr 1 nd iOkey Roush, Mrs. Lora Mae ton Saturday 011 boslness. Hudson's sister, Mr. and Mrs. tbeir yard for Mrs. Sue Adk!Do, Miss Sbaron Icen· ThompOan ' .Brown, Eva Lee Brown, and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Staalef Adkins Arch Roosh. ~J:t ..and sisters and bower, Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. ~- a~r ThomP..,. AI- . the hoooree Sue Ellen Brown. of New Haven spent Monday ----ll.S:,:I'lifle , ~t were Blanch Yeaiir,,Mr. £mary Fry be:..•·Jo v:IDia ~lett Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hollman afterno011 wfth Mrs. Blanch Van PI'. PLEASANT and Mrs. lilll Bird and • on, and the - · · uncle, ed M th · nd Mr ' Roy visited Sunday evening with Mr. Schoyck. UVESTOCK SALES ' who was II YOJifS young. l t~r~ :'r.., ~I picnic of Hollman's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston and PI'. PLEASANT, W. VA. Rusaell Roflrmm and Mr. a e 4-H Star Dusters Russell Hoffman. , Mrs. Hallice Thompson attendSaturuy, Aapot u, 1113 • ll".. "n Adkins. iVernon in at tbe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush ed the funeral of their uncle, HOGS - 175 to 220 16.50 to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cross, ' W~~ even g and Miltoo Ray visited in Hunt- Mr. Melvin Thompson In West , 17.50; Heavies 14.00 to 16.00; Eddie of Letart Falls non c and Mr. ington Saturday evening with Salem, Ohio recenlly. ILights 15.00 to 17.50; Fat Sows II the TUesday evening din- .~ -Wel nd Mrs. Roush's sister, Mr. and l Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blessing 12.50 to 14.75 ; Boars 9.00 to 10.ner guests of Mrs. Cross' moth- 1 '".-..t~a Thursday Mrs. Daniel Weigand and Bren- ' of Point Pleasant visited Sun- 120; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00. PHONE SP 3-5554 Mrs. Blanch Yeager. a~t Mr and Mrs. Oll.ey da. Sandr~ Roush, who h a s1day evening with Mr. Blessing's CAnLE - Steers 17.00 to Sandra Roosh spent the h Weigand 11110 been vls1tmg her aunt for the mother, Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. 22.!10; Heifers 14.00 to 21.00; past week visiting with her aunt s iJ, Rou be Saturday 8 s and family, Mr, and Mrs. Dan- 1ed on e BOYS-REG. $2.99 iel Weigand and Brenda of ,nlng.. nd M Lester Adkins too 111.. a rs. . H untlng · . ' and Mrs. Nora Adkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Jumor King and Wednesday evening with Mrs. daughter of Dayton, 0. were M '5 b the Mr and Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. King's ora ro r, · See these Boys Bock To SchoOl Cord Pants . Asst. cofather and wife, Mr. and Mrs. EdMr.Frynd. M Cu tis Rlck••d a rs. r ...,. lors. Sizes 6 to 16. Rec, 2.99 I ves Kin g. nd M Ad I Hart visited Mr Albert Thompson return- 8 rs. a ee value, we uve you money. ed h' homt Thursday after Monday afternoon with Mr. AI'" . · . bert Thompson who was a surbeing a surgical pat1eat m the th G lllpolio REG. $2.49 BOYS Bl-ACK Gallipolis clinic in GalllpoUs, gieal pallent at e a I 0 lor the past ten days. Clinic. . . ·Miss Sue Adkins, Mr. Glen Mrs. Sue Robmette and DebMIDDLEPORT, 0 . lcenhower and Mrs. Ululse Ad- ble called on Mr. and Mrs. . OPP. EVANS SUPER MKT, Boys Black reg. $2.49 value. visited Saturday evening is Rickard and Mrs. Tennis Shoes. Well made . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rick· [Van Schoyck Wednesday Tl!e Ladles Aid ol the Oak -The Weaver Program"of Reoi'Estat~ 1 Oak ·G•:ove lng. Cl111 -·Each T.....ray Prom 6:30 To 9•30 P.M. I r:.:t ..-., tad ka .-laMUy willlllor . ..,........ relllrnecl ~ .williaM! ' , <JI!I S • ,U_..,•!l•nc.trot .• .~~_.;., = ''it.. thor 111111 motbor-11>-law, .Mr. !lor p.rento Sllai*J ~· ) I f - I dllf "enlnl ,~ "' .. ~· and_daulbter, ..,, 11111 • · o-~~ lloulb, j•nd -..wayne 11.art, ar. 11r. llllll Mn. CIIJ'OIICe v.... • · ~!"-ft._, · r1.w; ·St<d St.oon 11• ;o • .,.. ~ a· Mn. • J . Ia Knoa: 1P!1 -· Sr. - . llle dii!Iilr pesta o1 Mr , ~ Roush called .., pr, .....ler Beverly, M u. Mn. • _..h ...._, Slo<J Hl!ifen JT.W""' jo ._ 10 tiA <J?" Mr. and Mn. Jof\n Burgeas and their da~, flit. ud Mrs.. Mr. ·Q;i~' Rickard ll&turday Blanch Yeagre and Mrs. EtiJel Clll Mr, Er-t and Mia ; Stod< Steer c.lfeo ~ •T• 0 C-..!aty ~WS dtlklreD. 111 or Nllro, w. va. Elmer NeWIIeny, Mike, Steve •mornin . Fry 1ttended the .....w meot.- Rldiatd s.!urdaJ . lltltu n21.11; Sled< llolfa< CJdvea onda lUf; ullli .;,tK:I~ "' arid Mr. ud Mrs. Jolm Gated and Tlnlmlo, llwiday. . 'ing o1 Soothern States Jolt. and Mn. ~ -~~:~~~~to~23~-~~~~ - =====~lo~li~AO~.=~=:;;;;;;;::;; .:_ _ _ _ _ _..__..;.• and dousbten ol lrurflcano W. Mrs. Phylil Brown and Mr. Mn. Catheryn NeWIIer~, and !Siore In Point Pleasanl Thun- - . Harriet VIrginia and . • ,.~, .....,.,... , --•-•• 111 Akr on, Ohio soo "'•• Iday .. I!IIJJlg. · ·" ' _ , tho ~:·""~lll=~l At~·- at Oak G r o v e VL """" Roo T'unoue h ·oiled and SundHrs.lftemoon I:wt~ · ·~ fOil fNI -11111r .. WHm •IIICI Ull · ' 1 E.U:B. Sunday School was 46. Mr. and Mrs. Curlls Rickard spoat .e¥eral ~· ~ with• ;: and Mrsay Rupert ' Mr. Gandee ol Akr011, Ohio, '!'be )'OIUW peop1o held t h el r were In Gallipolis, Ohio Monda)' woella~Arch ~.;:nc • Ri<.'t!. · · ;Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chapmllft 'l'llomjlo!m. Mior. Ably 8 ,01 1 . ..._, regular ~ Sunday ..... 011 llusltless. jMrRev. JGhn .lcellholrer vlsited Mrs. Laura Gibbs spent Sat- and Mrs. Gandee ol Looa Rt. ... .alied 011 -her parents ;::t",.."'.:· To Begin Sept. 241 I- Monday SEPT. MECFIANIC ST. J¥1z lleiiiiDel, Pomg·Midd)tplr!. o~. Aill· 21, lMS-11 0.U.. Halthn, - . · Slllii Alii r W. Va., Mr. and Rldllrd. ._~7 Seritlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ~UJ.,28, ~ Plea Made To Parents For Cooperation In Keepin~ Children On Bieye~es Safer IIWff PAnlll CAIJ,I,ISLE. .... <llPil - Tho I 57' FABRIC SNEAK SIZIS S TO I Limittd . quantitr,- anN\:· et1 ..ib white•. la1ile or red lor cblldroa - buy 'em for baek tG achool. �,I - . w,er 1111 ........... """_.. . .,lfl.Diil;rllftllilei,POiqWO)"•ICld.dltplirt, 0, A"f;:IJ;lll_! Dlllinger-latuupelli Vows Are 1·:\.~~ ~h J:;: :!' wh:! ":~ ~~=-:;:~.~:"':."!;:,~aJ: :;._veQ» wllln 1 Mr. 11111 ~. •~.. won.jfblllll&re~a~Wt~~~Exchanged Recently In Wooster ~..:=.· J . v. MeG,.. .,.r.;...u dO ellht or ..... . . -flllll 'fllllld8Y IIIII ..a. ! Mr.......... t.lb;d .... - . .DIIlel Jot . . '*" . . .-. Mr. . . )Irs, DIYid Obllnller Shetle IIIII led!, llld Mr. IIIII ' "we're upmltJ!i It to tn boor Ka1 Raulll, ~ flf Nn. .,_ IJihHI...,. IIIII.,.. . .I OHIO T•Y• SALES & dRVIa. INC.' ' II IINdl!piilt are •nnouneinl Mrl. Georae Buchlntn Cit Pom. lllOIJ.Y ~AN~':!: !how eldl weot." Nit' !'Ivai, Velma Rouah;uodwweal 1 • laot!onlnc Bbd- hill II ' ' Mnl ' loOill 11111 _.. -14d .. IIOt iPI.,_. . . taJIUIJ' 11 .... BEAT T!IE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, LET ~;OT LITTLE WANT ADS SELl Qf 1 w. the llll1'rilp of lheir daughter. eroy. Mr. llld · Rolly 011 1111 '1a1s eodl YMI'·" llllllectoln1•1llalllr llolphaJ on Dam, va., • 1 1011• Slndr1l Kathryn, to Tbomao J. 1~ llletr ' cate. Attendin8 were Mike ..ow- ,Wednesda7 ol lui weot. ' , lann""'IU o1 wOO.ter Ohio The nth birthday with • Centennial lent. Randy Clark Gary Clart Uler d l Mr. nc1 Mro. Berman Lqle, Rt. R... ·Macr. B. wetgand BriiD ftllSieU, Duld :=.,.t perfOrmed-lilt double ring O!re- 1' " • en or oa ...,._ . . Dwlln Ru~U, Mike White, RAIDClndnnatl Suodl)' .. . ..,..... mony 11 It ,. m. MaM in St. were played PI'""' were akl White, SI2Yie HaiJteod, JiJII. to .., Jlod8er ~ end ill ClnanDati. Mary'• Caiholle Clum:h then. won by tile following •. Jimmy my Muncy, Dicky Onl, !IDre lwateh tile Reds. . Mn Doney 1M ROUJIIII a Givee In marrloge by l>el' II· I IMuncy and Ronald WhiteSt ff WoUe. ilnl"" Adams, Mike Joneo Ml1· B. R. VIJICt! ~ patient II Clorrtland thor, tile bride wore 1 light _ ~..:.:-~ race~ =~ : Larry Rerndon, Johnny Rklt· 8peni lbe week ~nd vlsillnc lllelr cllnle.. , blue 10"1' faohloned to tis&ue , The American Legion Auxill· race Die cr :.he treas· way, Mike SuDifln, Peter ~ ~ son and family, Mr. llld Mra. Mr. Mild Mn. Paullcall,y ond ~e.., Ha"'eD i. RD.eu: rr=~ ~~. i blr~ JIUit~.~~~"';.!; and Soe"aJ News mo!:'e.t1:· ::.=. ~~= ba!r'":: 0.: ~!:irtfe~h: :~~i.: l •ry enjoyed pe~~11!'~ ::~ ~~.pr~~ ima~hmallows 1 enjoyedMra. by er ....... ....,.,.... •-.. -no :Mra. Thelma wert Capahart, 111d centered WI~ I white or- l Mary Aumiller, Mrl. Fred <hid. Her. only Jewelry was 1 j Rol!sh. Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs. · We Service All Makes R11dlos TV' d A Ua s en pp nces J Puhlie Law L -illf' UTES-faD ESTIMA~_u~ · PHONE WY 2-6572 .. RUSONAIU Ads Get Results. WE PICKUP & DELIVER ' . 1 ~ussell ~:~.!;'~;,:h!.:'Tom Vance and dllldren al All-=.:'~ WMk end ID rtlll, Ohio. ••- "'-• - - PbD CO:. ft. tile ...._,,..,. Mr. and mn. '""' • -•-·! vT-_.ID. an outln8 on Mon- ,., hunt.?nd Davtd f... ::;:n:, illusion wu held in place by a lday ..eninc. Augusalt Ul2polls, at PortlH. the unwrap the package con- oree Rolly. h' ed f1ration lllll m G . ot 1test 1 • crown Jlllde of male mg se 'doc• bamburgero IIIII , . I PERSONAUI INTlODUCTOIIY IIIICIAL Service Call • • • *1.50 1 Mo'atb 0111• Pot Ita¥ or Publlatioa S1per· Right SMOKED HAM THESE ARE GENEROUS SIZE PORTIONSCompare NOT END CUTS lb. 49c pkg. Procoll AIMI'Ican or PI-to lb. . . DlnlyMIDN K GALLON CARTONS MARVEl:'·· VANILLA CHOCOLATI CHEJ).()..BIT AMERICAN or PIMENTO Del Men'-C:Namllylo or Whole Kernel 1 Golden Com Jano llarbr Hawaiian Punch Spanish Bars DaiMollfo 1 Bond Sweat Cucumber Slices 2!: 39c 1 J-ll~rt.ar Stokely Dinner Rolls Jane Parker 2•37c Tomato Juice - 3~ 89c 39c Peanut BuHer - ~ 3Sc ANNPAGI TOMATO SOUP POTAtO CHIPS ..... lox VIrginia. AIR CONDITIONING I • Transferable Wbea Ann I'... You 23c -'- Ann ..... Sp al;elli and llllow Cantaloupes 3 i 69c " Yellow Onions. - 3 :!1 29c Honeydows Green. ·· Peppers . . a... .6 19c. it.-(1. n~•annes 1 fw Juicy-- l L - '1ft. ;;,n·.: eGuaruteed 24 Months or 24,000 Miles VOlKSWAGEN WoGrv. Summer Clearance of 15 used V. W.'s in choice of colon and body styles. S&H · For All Of Your Nndl Bright Star . R'A C. B. Nye Co. ':til ......... CJ!IIo DISCOUNT Marbts Ph. LY 1-1231 In The U. 1;, A. Clfll . . . .. Wrlle, . . . . . Cl !I A. c. II8AilFOID S340·00INSTALLED ....................... ........................ ...... Sweet Peas -~., ·Lemonade ., .. :..· Mlnutt NMirlllkld"-'NhlliW'.- *•, ........ ...... ....... .................. ... .,. ...... llw 1 . ·• Cars Iaker &Seyfried I'll-• WYU!IM-WY2o6301 691 W. Main It Pomo...., AUTO SALES A&PI'.-- '•l ~--- Tra~ r¥LE:veneti8DbibUndoiiiids..l Narrow slat, vertlcal slat, bamboo wood sial. Free estimate. Dale Wippal Supple. _ _ __ _ 8 10 30tc eMost Popular Unit Ann II• 0N1 PIICI NONE llliCID HIGHIIt Sales & Service • Flta Almost Every Car lb. l•r 5 MARK IV AUTO ' PrNfhll CALIFORNIA 111'1. Wwtam 111 at. 'Jalul , Thoae Fry, ottendl.. were ··'·;. 61::L 5·9,( 49c """ ..... 3•a;.s1.oo Manhmallows Gelatin Desserts 4;: 29c Strawberry -2 S9c Peach Presenes S9c Strawberry Popcorn . ~29c Macaroni 3~S9c Pork &L....ns .Kidney Beans n-a... ~------ 1 JANE PAllER • MEXICAN tomatoes now their best. Second house east fmm school house in Syra-cuse. Wliliam H. Holmes. 1958 Palace Trailer, 45' x a' 8 23 u. Two bedroom, washer and HOUSE COAL. Quick deliver.·. dryer, full sized awning. Call FARM FOR SALE, 117 acres. Call WY 2-tl655. 8 23 tic WV UUIO oc see R o g e r House 5 rooms and bath 15 ·- "Tasty Pink tomatoes at Shu- Winebrenner, Syracuse, Ohio. head of cattle and farm ma'•ch-11 8 2D tltc lnery. On Bashan Road. Roler's and Lou's Markets ." 1iiJiiGA'iN! bert Grueser, WI 11-U. 8228tc II 1ng ond ohoes. 8 211 8te Ann Pa.. Smulh anti Krunchy Apple Pie 45c 4 ~ 79c · 4~~79c Sweet Peas a.. SALAD DRESSING l~89c Beef Stew c SPREAD 2'lb. Del Monte Drink RIIDdel 111111 lllal Olllo IIIII her • " - ~led by Mro. etlll1'l m1 Jlllll llawall. Tbey a(. V. MI!Gnw, who aloo presided .. llllr . , . . llftwl7 IJIII. i at the llhorl l>loelwso WANT AD Rib Roast::... - - Ito. 79c Rib ltoast!: :;: - - lb.89c Rib Steaks ______ •. 79c ..39c Short Ribs Chuck Steaks __ .. 79c 69c Lunch Meat - - l-lb.S9c 49c Slired Cheese lb. SULTANA llltCiillasbotr II 1Mnktl WI. billies STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, LA'JOR DAY BEEF RIBS 6 Varlati-Super·lltht Welch Drink ~ ::-.::..-:. Gov. =~~.·~u:mp: lbl .."·~ booteso. The J11'1181'am *Mlrt-11 Ok lakald.aJ--8:31t A.JI. to 1Jr0o DOOD. l'rl 10 .EASY TO Pl.ACJO A BE8VLT PIIODUCING ... 49c u..89c Full Shank Half-- •. 45c Whole Ham Full Butt Half ___ tb.55c Center Ham Slices ·lc. ·e· ream ... wi!IR U., IIW OPEN EVES. 1:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO wm. c 12 .. 161bl. - - - Slired Bacon U:il POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) ! t' . OlJJtuutel pDbl.llhed ceat per Of'FIC& HOUU 1:30 A. II. \o 1:00 P. M. O.Ur Portion •• Canned Ham r•. ' TBANDI - tl.JO lor .mln.llnwn. J:acb &d41&loll· lhMk SKINLESS WIENERS 1 @) .!4: · ...... FULLY COOKED :1 1 $795 - ·..,. · &be kl De editJ1lbJ.IIbn' ... ~·All1 4 ..rlfht med olt.lecUoaablt. &rrol'l Mould H ~ I . . .. , , 'l'be pabllabltJ" W"lJI DOt ... r.poa.lble foJ' a'lft U..a eM blcon.et bli~teJ'tloa. I Quart Jar r•dio, heater. B.mtJLATlONJ 1 I 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 8T Coupe. Beoutlful black and red interior wllh white finiJh, motor A-1 conditl01, •utomatlc trans Good tires CANCEI...LATJONI ...,....,lei Church Class Are Guests 01 Hourlashelts 1959 Rambler Custom St. W~~ton _ $1095 8 <Yl. motor, lid. trano. 8pot1011 clean 1nteribr, beautiful Ivory and red !inilh, rodl<> and hooter. ...... COJUlECI'IONI 'WUI M aeeepSe(l uaUl 1:00 A. 2 Door _ $999 e:Jean interior, red IRd black fjn. ltd, tl'IDI., Ish. Rand H. D&ADUNEI ! J.i::ll V-6 encine, 1:01 P . M. o., hlore Pu-Uc:.Uo• MOU111 O.ad... 1;00 A. II. I 0 1959 Ford Fairl- 500 - WANT AD INFORMATION · , visited her parenlll Mr. ond ....,. ol Pelil Yubroulll ;-~The=l~g!':":t!:~~~:::~r..gl~p~:en~Ce~~~~:~ . ; : ROI; ;I:; d.;•.; ber; •.;Of.;,·~;BI I;a&I DgiGDi i .:~arl "ili•i oril ylia.- - - ' · . ~Mr~. ~and=..Mrl=~·~Don;:a:ki:..,:Bu:;:m-:;.:,:Mri~.~Don;,;;a;;:ki:;,.:.F;. slerUne silver crou, • (1ft of ' Robert Roush, Karer. one! Pam the ......,.. ~- Roush Mrs. Ridlard Grinstead, The mabul of honor· Mn. Nida Ann and Wonne Grins toad MUte De Giacomo wore a beil!f Mrs. Charles Zerkle, Mrs. Nelbrocaded sbeath dreso 8 n d I son Roush, Mro. Harold Lee Zer· carried a bouquet of y • I I o " kl Mrs Freda Hart Mrs raoes. Mr. Mike Dl Giacomo E:~rett ~sh, Lindo ' Roosh·, wos boot m~. Mrs. Sadie Warth and 111111. The bride a molher was at· Mrs. IIlley Mcintyre. tired in a ollk cha~pagne sheath EUB BROTHERHOOD dress With matduna accessorIll llld ~ corsage of yellow The EUB B!"therhood me-~wtrch raJObuds The ......,.., mother Monday everunc at the "' wore 1 bel&e lace sheath dress 1 rocreatl~ room for their with matchlnfl with 1 . . .t meetmg. Harry P1ckeno prewhich she wore 1 · corsage of ;sooted the prosram for the ellow ·roniJuda . !evening titled "Good Stew~d Y Following the ·wedding' a din- :of Creative Recreation" Durmg ..,. r.. the ltnmediatt fami- 1 111e business meeUng they voted lieJ wu IOI'Ved at Ale•IDder's fD mike a contribution toward In Wooster, The reception in the painting of the church. . the lftemoon from 2 • 4 was held 1 Refreshments were served to 1 ot the bome of the IJ'OOm. !Paul Rickard, Charles Weaver, For her going-away outfit the Edgar l.ayne, John 8umJi:~:;: bride wore a creon linen sheath .George Jewell. Otha dress with white accessories. Ralph Gibbs, Sr., Harry Both l:h• bride ond groom ot.' ens, Robert Cooke, and tended Wooster High School Miller· and will make their home in HONORED WITH PARTY WOOllier where the groom is , Ralph Gibbs, Sr. was employed. by members of his family Attending lhe wedding from August 4th In honor of this area were Mr. and Mrs. ·birthday with a party held David Ohlinger and daughters, lthe lawn of his home. "'•·••• 11 Susan and Sonya; Mrs. AMice j were rive children, 11 Ohlinger llld Mr. and Mrs. jchlktren, and four great grand Richard Gress tnd sollll, Mike Ichildren pre..nt: Mr. and Cook.ci--Bonel- I to 9 1111. and Pat, from Middleport; Mrs. Richard Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gress, Mrs. Leon Me- ' James Haggerty, Carla, Knight and dauBhters, Judy, .Connie and Cindy, Mr. and Lawrence Gerlach. Carolyn, dy , Mary and John, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr., Gtot18ll All Good and Gregg, Miss Pattyn... lesll . Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Werry. Mike, Dick, Bobby and Mr llld Mrs William Houda- 1Mary Kathryn. shell. entertal.;,d the L o y a I! DORC~ CIRCLE . Helpers class of the Syracuse ' The Dbl'~as Circle of !be )'r. . . I I Methodist church at a cook rut S. w. S. of the EUB church met f't " "" ' .:.• ~ay evening at their home on Wednesday· '811ernllon . ' ··~ ~ ·· In Syracuse, Miss Marcia Karr church with Mrs. Charles asked grace. er serving as hosteas. The Followed the dinner, Mra. gram "To Know Each "''~•r"ll Ralph ' Robson, president. con· was presented by Mrs. dueled a ahort business meet· Fleoher. A short busmess mE.,t-11 lng whldl opened with Psalm 21 lng wao conducted by the . In unison. Devotions led by Mias rotary in absence of the cha•rKarr opened with tp'Oilp sing- man. It was announced thai lnl .;, Roell ol Apl wlth Mrs. Mrs. Tom Hoflma!' would be Melvin Grimm 11 leader. . hostess at the September meetScrlpluro readial of 1 Peter ing and .Mrs. Harold Bumgar· ular or Golden 1:1,9 and 1 medlt.ltlOII 011 "Ser. 1 ner would be In charge of the 1110111 In Slllnt," llld prayer by 1program. Ml,. Karr eoncluded tile devo- , Those attending were Mrs. tloDJ. Round robin IOI weD Tom Hoffman, Mrs. raids were oent to Otho Rad- Weaver, Mrs. Chester Weaver Apple-Grape fcrd wbo 11 Ul In Holzer !los- and Mrs. Jack Flesber. pita! llld to lllnl ilyaell. The , CURIOSITY CWB ....u.. cltlled with lhe Mizpah The Curlooity Club met benedklllon 1n unison. Monday evening at lhe horne of Aitendin& were those named Mcs. Wak>r Grmstead. The above and Mro. Helen Dame- door pr!R was won 117 Mrl. Plnupp'Je.Grapefrult nOd, Mrs. William Eichinger Eher Roush. llef...hmenls were Uld Mrs. Royal Thomas. ..rved to those present, Mrs. .IJunakl F. Rouoh, Mrs. L. D. , . I G.-, Mro. Eber Roush, Mrl. 0 S•rprue rarty • ,Frances Goodnite, Mrs. R. Held For CampbPU Dougbi• IIGulb, Mrs. Robert A surprlae going-away party Hoffman, Mro. Roy Joneo, Mrs. no hold Saturday for R I c k Beven Burdette llld Mrs. GrinCampbell In the social room CJf atead. the Federated Church, decoral· l UVE WIRES MEET ed In a ]IIII'Pie ond white theme. The Uve Wire Clau oi After Rick opened his gillll l EUB Churrh mel II the banwll rofreohmenll of pizza, pop, and Iof Mrs. Claytoo Athey on 'ruespotato ebfpi were oerved to day eveaing with Mrs. CUff Debbie Sheela, Ralph Werry, 1Rousb and Mn. Otha LieYin& ~Ax~• D81'111U, Roger Rouoh, serving u ~tesses. Mill l.flici,Kirkland, Jim Blob, An- Milllo Bumpmer was in lla lilu, .Mickey Monrhhll, Don- of the tlevollonl llld Ieason, Ann ..... Sparldo nli llauck. Dick Nease, llel!ie od "Fa lib." W.llicie. Bob Bu4, Mike lllul- The meetlnl opened with Nllllcl Burno, Mr. and singing of the hymn "My Faith Mrl. Lennie JeweU and ai>n, lLooka Up To Thee," Slive, Hd the honored a-t. iwith a prayer by Mrs. Ray Sultanalrand i - · Ml111 Bnmearner .... PROGRAM GIVEN ' a reading "Palth." FoDowtnc Pn .,_ A eo111J1fire procram was con- a paekqe aale wao held by dutled 117 Jim Roush wh"' lbe the membert. EJ1tma Smlth Circle ol the Re- 'l'hooe attending were Mrs. .ailnfled Clmrcb of J ..u, B e r t h a Onm!nghain, Mrs. .,. Sauce Sult•n-Witl· · !Jirill 'of Latter Day Saints met Getqe Jewell, Miss MDlle Bumof tbi borne of Mrs . "oldie garner, Mro. Nanny Jobnson, Gllliln. Mr. Rou!h'o talk wos Mra. Thelmo C&pehart, tll' lhe fiJOWIII of lbo spirtt. The Howard Bunil, Mra. Nor a rMetlD8 01;11 concluded with !Tripp, Mro. Ray Boston, Mrs. Wflh group slnl!iltl. ilam!iurg- S. H. Reitmlre, Mrs. Bernard ero ond lol hi' were aerved to 1.J..-1D1, Mn. R. F. II Jnemlnra and fllll' guests. Mrs. Fred Batey oncl the teaoes, Mrs. Roush, Mro. Ue~te II VISIT IN COUIMBVS ;ing and Mrl. Athey. Mr. IIIII lira. Wait"'' Mlnllyj 1UJT11 CJRa.B aaii Mr. IIQd 1fra. T.. IIJad. ; The Ruth Circle of the rlcb .apent llle weekend In Co-> eran Churdl Women of SL P 1u11111u1 . . 1De1U e1 Mr. lllti !Chllrdt 111t1 011 Tueeday t'fen·ll ' ,I , ~ .ut lt. IIMt _ .... , . . . te Dr..,.llo Tl111leo-l•a - . Cltlled "" Dv Wed., Thlll'ldt7, Open At 10:00 t.P ',- 15 roomallld pi tunloCe . lclt If' X 110', t";t a. 11,. • ____..__,:..:______________.___..;.~--.....-·-~~.i:"~~~~,~~:IIOii~~~:-:~~~~~~t=:it~ vday • 8\mdq, l:wel7 · CAll llnro II.IU~'I: \. ._. Cloot dleport, Clore 10 .... c:.u wy .. -..,.. • -;t·-·,.. ... -:~ ' ·-· . ' ' '···~ ..----. ' • • I �,I - . w,er 1111 ........... """_.. . .,lfl.Diil;rllftllilei,POiqWO)"•ICld.dltplirt, 0, A"f;:IJ;lll_! Dlllinger-latuupelli Vows Are 1·:\.~~ ~h J:;: :!' wh:! ":~ ~~=-:;:~.~:"':."!;:,~aJ: :;._veQ» wllln 1 Mr. 11111 ~. •~.. won.jfblllll&re~a~Wt~~~Exchanged Recently In Wooster ~..:=.· J . v. MeG,.. .,.r.;...u dO ellht or ..... . . -flllll 'fllllld8Y IIIII ..a. ! Mr.......... t.lb;d .... - . .DIIlel Jot . . '*" . . .-. Mr. . . )Irs, DIYid Obllnller Shetle IIIII led!, llld Mr. IIIII ' "we're upmltJ!i It to tn boor Ka1 Raulll, ~ flf Nn. .,_ IJihHI...,. IIIII.,.. . .I OHIO T•Y• SALES & dRVIa. INC.' ' II IINdl!piilt are •nnouneinl Mrl. Georae Buchlntn Cit Pom. lllOIJ.Y ~AN~':!: !how eldl weot." Nit' !'Ivai, Velma Rouah;uodwweal 1 • laot!onlnc Bbd- hill II ' ' Mnl ' loOill 11111 _.. -14d .. IIOt iPI.,_. . . taJIUIJ' 11 .... BEAT T!IE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, LET ~;OT LITTLE WANT ADS SELl Qf 1 w. the llll1'rilp of lheir daughter. eroy. Mr. llld · Rolly 011 1111 '1a1s eodl YMI'·" llllllectoln1•1llalllr llolphaJ on Dam, va., • 1 1011• Slndr1l Kathryn, to Tbomao J. 1~ llletr ' cate. Attendin8 were Mike ..ow- ,Wednesda7 ol lui weot. ' , lann""'IU o1 wOO.ter Ohio The nth birthday with • Centennial lent. Randy Clark Gary Clart Uler d l Mr. nc1 Mro. Berman Lqle, Rt. R... ·Macr. B. wetgand BriiD ftllSieU, Duld :=.,.t perfOrmed-lilt double ring O!re- 1' " • en or oa ...,._ . . Dwlln Ru~U, Mike White, RAIDClndnnatl Suodl)' .. . ..,..... mony 11 It ,. m. MaM in St. were played PI'""' were akl White, SI2Yie HaiJteod, JiJII. to .., Jlod8er ~ end ill ClnanDati. Mary'• Caiholle Clum:h then. won by tile following •. Jimmy my Muncy, Dicky Onl, !IDre lwateh tile Reds. . Mn Doney 1M ROUJIIII a Givee In marrloge by l>el' II· I IMuncy and Ronald WhiteSt ff WoUe. ilnl"" Adams, Mike Joneo Ml1· B. R. VIJICt! ~ patient II Clorrtland thor, tile bride wore 1 light _ ~..:.:-~ race~ =~ : Larry Rerndon, Johnny Rklt· 8peni lbe week ~nd vlsillnc lllelr cllnle.. , blue 10"1' faohloned to tis&ue , The American Legion Auxill· race Die cr :.he treas· way, Mike SuDifln, Peter ~ ~ son and family, Mr. llld Mra. Mr. Mild Mn. Paullcall,y ond ~e.., Ha"'eD i. RD.eu: rr=~ ~~. i blr~ JIUit~.~~~"';.!; and Soe"aJ News mo!:'e.t1:· ::.=. ~~= ba!r'":: 0.: ~!:irtfe~h: :~~i.: l •ry enjoyed pe~~11!'~ ::~ ~~.pr~~ ima~hmallows 1 enjoyedMra. by er ....... ....,.,.... •-.. -no :Mra. Thelma wert Capahart, 111d centered WI~ I white or- l Mary Aumiller, Mrl. Fred <hid. Her. only Jewelry was 1 j Rol!sh. Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs. · We Service All Makes R11dlos TV' d A Ua s en pp nces J Puhlie Law L -illf' UTES-faD ESTIMA~_u~ · PHONE WY 2-6572 .. RUSONAIU Ads Get Results. WE PICKUP & DELIVER ' . 1 ~ussell ~:~.!;'~;,:h!.:'Tom Vance and dllldren al All-=.:'~ WMk end ID rtlll, Ohio. ••- "'-• - - PbD CO:. ft. tile ...._,,..,. Mr. and mn. '""' • -•-·! vT-_.ID. an outln8 on Mon- ,., hunt.?nd Davtd f... ::;:n:, illusion wu held in place by a lday ..eninc. Augusalt Ul2polls, at PortlH. the unwrap the package con- oree Rolly. h' ed f1ration lllll m G . ot 1test 1 • crown Jlllde of male mg se 'doc• bamburgero IIIII , . I PERSONAUI INTlODUCTOIIY IIIICIAL Service Call • • • *1.50 1 Mo'atb 0111• Pot Ita¥ or Publlatioa S1per· Right SMOKED HAM THESE ARE GENEROUS SIZE PORTIONSCompare NOT END CUTS lb. 49c pkg. Procoll AIMI'Ican or PI-to lb. . . DlnlyMIDN K GALLON CARTONS MARVEl:'·· VANILLA CHOCOLATI CHEJ).()..BIT AMERICAN or PIMENTO Del Men'-C:Namllylo or Whole Kernel 1 Golden Com Jano llarbr Hawaiian Punch Spanish Bars DaiMollfo 1 Bond Sweat Cucumber Slices 2!: 39c 1 J-ll~rt.ar Stokely Dinner Rolls Jane Parker 2•37c Tomato Juice - 3~ 89c 39c Peanut BuHer - ~ 3Sc ANNPAGI TOMATO SOUP POTAtO CHIPS ..... lox VIrginia. AIR CONDITIONING I • Transferable Wbea Ann I'... You 23c -'- Ann ..... Sp al;elli and llllow Cantaloupes 3 i 69c " Yellow Onions. - 3 :!1 29c Honeydows Green. ·· Peppers . . a... .6 19c. it.-(1. n~•annes 1 fw Juicy-- l L - '1ft. ;;,n·.: eGuaruteed 24 Months or 24,000 Miles VOlKSWAGEN WoGrv. Summer Clearance of 15 used V. W.'s in choice of colon and body styles. S&H · For All Of Your Nndl Bright Star . R'A C. B. Nye Co. ':til ......... CJ!IIo DISCOUNT Marbts Ph. LY 1-1231 In The U. 1;, A. Clfll . . . .. Wrlle, . . . . . Cl !I A. c. II8AilFOID S340·00INSTALLED ....................... ........................ ...... Sweet Peas -~., ·Lemonade ., .. :..· Mlnutt NMirlllkld"-'NhlliW'.- *•, ........ ...... ....... .................. ... .,. ...... llw 1 . ·• Cars Iaker &Seyfried I'll-• WYU!IM-WY2o6301 691 W. Main It Pomo...., AUTO SALES A&PI'.-- '•l ~--- Tra~ r¥LE:veneti8DbibUndoiiiids..l Narrow slat, vertlcal slat, bamboo wood sial. Free estimate. Dale Wippal Supple. _ _ __ _ 8 10 30tc eMost Popular Unit Ann II• 0N1 PIICI NONE llliCID HIGHIIt Sales & Service • Flta Almost Every Car lb. l•r 5 MARK IV AUTO ' PrNfhll CALIFORNIA 111'1. Wwtam 111 at. 'Jalul , Thoae Fry, ottendl.. were ··'·;. 61::L 5·9,( 49c """ ..... 3•a;.s1.oo Manhmallows Gelatin Desserts 4;: 29c Strawberry -2 S9c Peach Presenes S9c Strawberry Popcorn . ~29c Macaroni 3~S9c Pork &L....ns .Kidney Beans n-a... ~------ 1 JANE PAllER • MEXICAN tomatoes now their best. Second house east fmm school house in Syra-cuse. Wliliam H. Holmes. 1958 Palace Trailer, 45' x a' 8 23 u. Two bedroom, washer and HOUSE COAL. Quick deliver.·. dryer, full sized awning. Call FARM FOR SALE, 117 acres. Call WY 2-tl655. 8 23 tic WV UUIO oc see R o g e r House 5 rooms and bath 15 ·- "Tasty Pink tomatoes at Shu- Winebrenner, Syracuse, Ohio. head of cattle and farm ma'•ch-11 8 2D tltc lnery. On Bashan Road. Roler's and Lou's Markets ." 1iiJiiGA'iN! bert Grueser, WI 11-U. 8228tc II 1ng ond ohoes. 8 211 8te Ann Pa.. Smulh anti Krunchy Apple Pie 45c 4 ~ 79c · 4~~79c Sweet Peas a.. SALAD DRESSING l~89c Beef Stew c SPREAD 2'lb. Del Monte Drink RIIDdel 111111 lllal Olllo IIIII her • " - ~led by Mro. etlll1'l m1 Jlllll llawall. Tbey a(. V. MI!Gnw, who aloo presided .. llllr . , . . llftwl7 IJIII. i at the llhorl l>loelwso WANT AD Rib Roast::... - - Ito. 79c Rib ltoast!: :;: - - lb.89c Rib Steaks ______ •. 79c ..39c Short Ribs Chuck Steaks __ .. 79c 69c Lunch Meat - - l-lb.S9c 49c Slired Cheese lb. SULTANA llltCiillasbotr II 1Mnktl WI. billies STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, LA'JOR DAY BEEF RIBS 6 Varlati-Super·lltht Welch Drink ~ ::-.::..-:. Gov. =~~.·~u:mp: lbl .."·~ booteso. The J11'1181'am *Mlrt-11 Ok lakald.aJ--8:31t A.JI. to 1Jr0o DOOD. l'rl 10 .EASY TO Pl.ACJO A BE8VLT PIIODUCING ... 49c u..89c Full Shank Half-- •. 45c Whole Ham Full Butt Half ___ tb.55c Center Ham Slices ·lc. ·e· ream ... wi!IR U., IIW OPEN EVES. 1:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO wm. c 12 .. 161bl. - - - Slired Bacon U:il POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) ! t' . OlJJtuutel pDbl.llhed ceat per Of'FIC& HOUU 1:30 A. II. \o 1:00 P. M. O.Ur Portion •• Canned Ham r•. ' TBANDI - tl.JO lor .mln.llnwn. J:acb &d41&loll· lhMk SKINLESS WIENERS 1 @) .!4: · ...... FULLY COOKED :1 1 $795 - ·..,. · &be kl De editJ1lbJ.IIbn' ... ~·All1 4 ..rlfht med olt.lecUoaablt. &rrol'l Mould H ~ I . . .. , , 'l'be pabllabltJ" W"lJI DOt ... r.poa.lble foJ' a'lft U..a eM blcon.et bli~teJ'tloa. I Quart Jar r•dio, heater. B.mtJLATlONJ 1 I 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 8T Coupe. Beoutlful black and red interior wllh white finiJh, motor A-1 conditl01, •utomatlc trans Good tires CANCEI...LATJONI ...,....,lei Church Class Are Guests 01 Hourlashelts 1959 Rambler Custom St. W~~ton _ $1095 8 <Yl. motor, lid. trano. 8pot1011 clean 1nteribr, beautiful Ivory and red !inilh, rodl<> and hooter. ...... COJUlECI'IONI 'WUI M aeeepSe(l uaUl 1:00 A. 2 Door _ $999 e:Jean interior, red IRd black fjn. ltd, tl'IDI., Ish. Rand H. D&ADUNEI ! J.i::ll V-6 encine, 1:01 P . M. o., hlore Pu-Uc:.Uo• MOU111 O.ad... 1;00 A. II. I 0 1959 Ford Fairl- 500 - WANT AD INFORMATION · , visited her parenlll Mr. ond ....,. ol Pelil Yubroulll ;-~The=l~g!':":t!:~~~:::~r..gl~p~:en~Ce~~~~:~ . ; : ROI; ;I:; d.;•.; ber; •.;Of.;,·~;BI I;a&I DgiGDi i .:~arl "ili•i oril ylia.- - - ' · . ~Mr~. ~and=..Mrl=~·~Don;:a:ki:..,:Bu:;:m-:;.:,:Mri~.~Don;,;;a;;:ki:;,.:.F;. slerUne silver crou, • (1ft of ' Robert Roush, Karer. one! Pam the ......,.. ~- Roush Mrs. Ridlard Grinstead, The mabul of honor· Mn. Nida Ann and Wonne Grins toad MUte De Giacomo wore a beil!f Mrs. Charles Zerkle, Mrs. Nelbrocaded sbeath dreso 8 n d I son Roush, Mro. Harold Lee Zer· carried a bouquet of y • I I o " kl Mrs Freda Hart Mrs raoes. Mr. Mike Dl Giacomo E:~rett ~sh, Lindo ' Roosh·, wos boot m~. Mrs. Sadie Warth and 111111. The bride a molher was at· Mrs. IIlley Mcintyre. tired in a ollk cha~pagne sheath EUB BROTHERHOOD dress With matduna accessorIll llld ~ corsage of yellow The EUB B!"therhood me-~wtrch raJObuds The ......,.., mother Monday everunc at the "' wore 1 bel&e lace sheath dress 1 rocreatl~ room for their with matchlnfl with 1 . . .t meetmg. Harry P1ckeno prewhich she wore 1 · corsage of ;sooted the prosram for the ellow ·roniJuda . !evening titled "Good Stew~d Y Following the ·wedding' a din- :of Creative Recreation" Durmg ..,. r.. the ltnmediatt fami- 1 111e business meeUng they voted lieJ wu IOI'Ved at Ale•IDder's fD mike a contribution toward In Wooster, The reception in the painting of the church. . the lftemoon from 2 • 4 was held 1 Refreshments were served to 1 ot the bome of the IJ'OOm. !Paul Rickard, Charles Weaver, For her going-away outfit the Edgar l.ayne, John 8umJi:~:;: bride wore a creon linen sheath .George Jewell. Otha dress with white accessories. Ralph Gibbs, Sr., Harry Both l:h• bride ond groom ot.' ens, Robert Cooke, and tended Wooster High School Miller· and will make their home in HONORED WITH PARTY WOOllier where the groom is , Ralph Gibbs, Sr. was employed. by members of his family Attending lhe wedding from August 4th In honor of this area were Mr. and Mrs. ·birthday with a party held David Ohlinger and daughters, lthe lawn of his home. "'•·••• 11 Susan and Sonya; Mrs. AMice j were rive children, 11 Ohlinger llld Mr. and Mrs. jchlktren, and four great grand Richard Gress tnd sollll, Mike Ichildren pre..nt: Mr. and Cook.ci--Bonel- I to 9 1111. and Pat, from Middleport; Mrs. Richard Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gress, Mrs. Leon Me- ' James Haggerty, Carla, Knight and dauBhters, Judy, .Connie and Cindy, Mr. and Lawrence Gerlach. Carolyn, dy , Mary and John, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr., Gtot18ll All Good and Gregg, Miss Pattyn... lesll . Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Werry. Mike, Dick, Bobby and Mr llld Mrs William Houda- 1Mary Kathryn. shell. entertal.;,d the L o y a I! DORC~ CIRCLE . Helpers class of the Syracuse ' The Dbl'~as Circle of !be )'r. . . I I Methodist church at a cook rut S. w. S. of the EUB church met f't " "" ' .:.• ~ay evening at their home on Wednesday· '811ernllon . ' ··~ ~ ·· In Syracuse, Miss Marcia Karr church with Mrs. Charles asked grace. er serving as hosteas. The Followed the dinner, Mra. gram "To Know Each "''~•r"ll Ralph ' Robson, president. con· was presented by Mrs. dueled a ahort business meet· Fleoher. A short busmess mE.,t-11 lng whldl opened with Psalm 21 lng wao conducted by the . In unison. Devotions led by Mias rotary in absence of the cha•rKarr opened with tp'Oilp sing- man. It was announced thai lnl .;, Roell ol Apl wlth Mrs. Mrs. Tom Hoflma!' would be Melvin Grimm 11 leader. . hostess at the September meetScrlpluro readial of 1 Peter ing and .Mrs. Harold Bumgar· ular or Golden 1:1,9 and 1 medlt.ltlOII 011 "Ser. 1 ner would be In charge of the 1110111 In Slllnt," llld prayer by 1program. Ml,. Karr eoncluded tile devo- , Those attending were Mrs. tloDJ. Round robin IOI weD Tom Hoffman, Mrs. raids were oent to Otho Rad- Weaver, Mrs. Chester Weaver Apple-Grape fcrd wbo 11 Ul In Holzer !los- and Mrs. Jack Flesber. pita! llld to lllnl ilyaell. The , CURIOSITY CWB ....u.. cltlled with lhe Mizpah The Curlooity Club met benedklllon 1n unison. Monday evening at lhe horne of Aitendin& were those named Mcs. Wak>r Grmstead. The above and Mro. Helen Dame- door pr!R was won 117 Mrl. Plnupp'Je.Grapefrult nOd, Mrs. William Eichinger Eher Roush. llef...hmenls were Uld Mrs. Royal Thomas. ..rved to those present, Mrs. .IJunakl F. Rouoh, Mrs. L. D. , . I G.-, Mro. Eber Roush, Mrl. 0 S•rprue rarty • ,Frances Goodnite, Mrs. R. Held For CampbPU Dougbi• IIGulb, Mrs. Robert A surprlae going-away party Hoffman, Mro. Roy Joneo, Mrs. no hold Saturday for R I c k Beven Burdette llld Mrs. GrinCampbell In the social room CJf atead. the Federated Church, decoral· l UVE WIRES MEET ed In a ]IIII'Pie ond white theme. The Uve Wire Clau oi After Rick opened his gillll l EUB Churrh mel II the banwll rofreohmenll of pizza, pop, and Iof Mrs. Claytoo Athey on 'ruespotato ebfpi were oerved to day eveaing with Mrs. CUff Debbie Sheela, Ralph Werry, 1Rousb and Mn. Otha LieYin& ~Ax~• D81'111U, Roger Rouoh, serving u ~tesses. Mill l.flici,Kirkland, Jim Blob, An- Milllo Bumpmer was in lla lilu, .Mickey Monrhhll, Don- of the tlevollonl llld Ieason, Ann ..... Sparldo nli llauck. Dick Nease, llel!ie od "Fa lib." W.llicie. Bob Bu4, Mike lllul- The meetlnl opened with Nllllcl Burno, Mr. and singing of the hymn "My Faith Mrl. Lennie JeweU and ai>n, lLooka Up To Thee," Slive, Hd the honored a-t. iwith a prayer by Mrs. Ray Sultanalrand i - · Ml111 Bnmearner .... PROGRAM GIVEN ' a reading "Palth." FoDowtnc Pn .,_ A eo111J1fire procram was con- a paekqe aale wao held by dutled 117 Jim Roush wh"' lbe the membert. EJ1tma Smlth Circle ol the Re- 'l'hooe attending were Mrs. .ailnfled Clmrcb of J ..u, B e r t h a Onm!nghain, Mrs. .,. Sauce Sult•n-Witl· · !Jirill 'of Latter Day Saints met Getqe Jewell, Miss MDlle Bumof tbi borne of Mrs . "oldie garner, Mro. Nanny Jobnson, Gllliln. Mr. Rou!h'o talk wos Mra. Thelmo C&pehart, tll' lhe fiJOWIII of lbo spirtt. The Howard Bunil, Mra. Nor a rMetlD8 01;11 concluded with !Tripp, Mro. Ray Boston, Mrs. Wflh group slnl!iltl. ilam!iurg- S. H. Reitmlre, Mrs. Bernard ero ond lol hi' were aerved to 1.J..-1D1, Mn. R. F. II Jnemlnra and fllll' guests. Mrs. Fred Batey oncl the teaoes, Mrs. Roush, Mro. Ue~te II VISIT IN COUIMBVS ;ing and Mrl. Athey. Mr. IIIII lira. Wait"'' Mlnllyj 1UJT11 CJRa.B aaii Mr. IIQd 1fra. T.. IIJad. ; The Ruth Circle of the rlcb .apent llle weekend In Co-> eran Churdl Women of SL P 1u11111u1 . . 1De1U e1 Mr. lllti !Chllrdt 111t1 011 Tueeday t'fen·ll ' ,I , ~ .ut lt. IIMt _ .... , . . . te Dr..,.llo Tl111leo-l•a - . Cltlled "" Dv Wed., Thlll'ldt7, Open At 10:00 t.P ',- 15 roomallld pi tunloCe . lclt If' X 110', t";t a. 11,. • ____..__,:..:______________.___..;.~--.....-·-~~.i:"~~~~,~~:IIOii~~~:-:~~~~~~t=:it~ vday • 8\mdq, l:wel7 · CAll llnro II.IU~'I: \. ._. Cloot dleport, Clore 10 .... c:.u wy .. -..,.. • -;t·-·,.. ... -:~ ' ·-· . ' ' '···~ ..----. ' • • I �,. I\ • 51¥8 Xc Balding Goes To Charleston Relatives Learn Of Ser~:eant'8 Death _Hospital News I THE • ~r;-~ lector 'In the Montgomery Ac- Nalional c'emetery. Mrs. Rubert V.a., Bernard Scarberry, Ma9011 cou~tln& Department. He b.._ I Hlte oi Meadowbrooke. Pt. w. Va., Etta Louise DeVAult, came Assistant Credit Manager I Pleasant , is a sJSter-in-law oi l Rt. 1 Leon, W. Va., Stephen C. April 1, 1949 and Utility Clerk Sgt . Nevllng and will altend the 1Jewell. 214 W. Main St .. Pom· or July 1, 1951. He was trans- services in Arlington. eroy . Joseph E. Thoren, Rt 1 {erred to Point Pleasant DisMinersville. Alexander L. Fer. guson, Rutland. David W. Rose. trict February 13, 1958 aod went to the Ripley orfict in October Rt. 1 carpenter, Miss Emma 11157. He wa promoted to J..o. Kelly, Rt. 1 Portland. J u b a I cal Office SUPERVISOR April Canter, Ook Hill , Mrs. Emer1958 in Ripley. son w. Scott. JackMn, Mrs. Dormant Coffey, Rt. I Ray, A graduate of Montgomery I High School, Mr. Balding se,.. i Dorothy L. ward. Rt_ 1 South ed in the U. S. Air Force from foint, John J. Boll, Ironton, 1843 to 1946. While in Point Plea- i Mn. William E. Wilson, lronsanl, Mr. Balding was active · PT. PLEASANT _ ThP Rev . . ton, Paula L. Kirk, Ravens!? the Little League Assor:ia· Kenneth W. Chandler, pastor \ wood, W. Va., Donnie 0. Herd· bon. In Ripley, Mr. Bladmg of the Main street B apt is t i man. Rt. I Robertsburg, W. helped N-Organt~ th" Little Church for the past 10 years, 1Va .. and Bobby J . Strmger, Rt. League ~lahon, was chaJr· has given his resignation at the 11 Rush. Ky. man of ~e Heart F'und , Par~ local church and has accepted Bfrthl CommisSion, Red Cross, F'l - the unanimous can of the ~"'lrst I . 0 bo 21" Ch · r Bo s t . I Mrs Dorcil G. s me, • nanmberce aof•rmthanlndo I~ ~I coRuls, Baptist Church of Connersville, IW. B~oadway, Wellston. son, me e us na e a- · Indiana effective September 22 T d M Do tlons Cmunittee. and Di1'ilrict During' Rev . Chandler's pas~ 10:26 p. m. e!! Ray . ,r~ Wn. "'-~-th 1 ·111 L aid E Thomas, I_ I ~.n . . u~WJ- m e --• e Pague tor ate at the local church the j · Tu As ~a· Va., daughter. 5:05 p. m e .. liOC Ion. Sunday !khool has doubled day Mrs. Larry D. Harper, Rt. average attendance and the 4 Jackson daughter 5·46 a m. PleaullC Valley HO<pltal 1 church budget has increased ' · ' · · ADMI'ITED : M" . .James more than $12.1100. !Tuesday. Province, Gallipolis. Ohio. The First Baptist Church in I Dlsebarged ~ISCRARGED: Mrs. Ear I; Connp 1·sville, is in the Ameri- 1 Pattent.s recently discharged Keefer, Letart; Mrs. Hattie can Baptist Association an d i included Mlss Margaret Leni- · Kay, Pt; Pleasant; Rebeeea the membership of the church ! on, Mrs. Emma Shaw. Mrs. King, BtdweU; Wayne Johnson, , is 6110 _ IJerry D. Earl!;, and infant son, Glenwood; Terry Lee Gill, Le- · The Rev . and Mrs. Chandler \Mrs. Virgil Carr, Forrest E. ~; luez Ewmg, Syracuse: 1are the parents of three child- ~ Jones, Darrell Robert;, John Randall Connolly. Mason ; Mrs .. ren , Donna. 16. Wayne, 12 and Carpenter. Mrs. Jam•• Reeo, Albert Boyles, Pt~ Pleasant. Brent 7. Mr. Chandler receiv- i Charles Fluharty, Phll S. UnTbree Studt>nls Go ed his AB degree from Marsh· •roe. Jackl• Ue Parsons, and . T • all University and his BD de- , Warren G. Farm•r, Jr. 0 n W a~ hmgton riP jgree from the Southern Baptist ! - . PT · PLEASANT - Three otu- Theological Seminary of Louis· Amon1 AlllllJ dents left Monday for "A Day .11 K Accordmg to the mtdnlghl rein Washington, D. C.. " sponsor- ' vt e, y. -~ , • port of the lllll's)ng ~parlment ed by 4th District Representa- -~ CRANCE AT BIG RACE ' too.ie~~ "'"" - ~ live, Ken Hechler lor all YONKERS, N.Y. tUPlt ...Over- ao lair Included" 1\ftO: ""Ckll "Week in Washington win- I trick. a three-year-old pacer whLCh Sheets. Dora sperler, R6y Maners and a1teM.at.Ps." 1has won five suiHwo-minute miles thias, Mrs. Lawrence R. Hall, Among the 40 students this season, hBJ beeo made a Miss Emma Kelly: Mrs. Cora t r a v ell n g by bus to 000 Cane Futurity Pace at Yonk Sweeney, Mrs. Wilham ScurWashlngton from Hunt· Bupplementary enll'y lor tile $1M,· lock, Jerome Glancy, Bert lnglon, Pt. Pleasant, and Park· ers Raceway Sepl. 1:1. The Cano Bable, William Hartung, Mtso ersburg, were Suzi Call, steve Futurity io tile first leg of tbe Mayme Berridge and Frances Bragg and Julie Blaine. 1963 Triple Crown ol Pacing. Worthinp. Kroger Fresh Breasts •. 49c Wings .. 19c Giblets ............... 39c Ground Backs & Necks .. 10c 1 ..... Rev. Chandler Accepts Call To Jndi"ana < ·: •· · ·~ .. Livers ................. 89c 1~. Aluminum Foil, K1l11r _ 25 ft. 29c Beef Ktoger. Fresh r lh. Dubuque famous semi.bon.less fully cooked .. . .-. Larv- Any Flavor Country Club 16 ~""erb new tolumes • complete~ new text • ·glorioQlfuR color;- T.. H-·· AMUICAM -" 20c u - s..... .._,.,.of,_, H -!,..<lr !"!" o dns. Save ........... a..... lot I n• wllidl=, 1o a • aurltitd 10-,_ .._, n .,. c I I .I - TJ• •••••Ia~ More Labor Day Specials! me. ~t.._ Sp I • I I I I I I , . . Cofftl. ' 791 P•l•11ht S.., Sk _... . C.V••nlllp ~- o • I ' o' • • o o I ... • • • I I I Armour ~~~ ~ 3.c • - - • • 1 1 I I I I I I I Ill ::::-~ ~ .., J I.S.It.IA 2~.ea;'-49c 171 a AtaLII(IW .a.IDIIWIIII 2- 69c 3 ..... $1 I ,., ... .. Potatoes ' I t.1 I' '' 1 r ,_. ., 'T*~'"' ;~, .. :,_ \ ....... ·" '4 t- ';~.--1.' 'i '1'' ~. ':-:.•. '~f ,. Ba.g ~ ' _.tnlliu:: . ' ' 251b. a7& r:":~~~ . :..ro-· • \ . 25 ' ". Ala YeiSotpPtw•u 2 ·--· "' • 12 01. 1 29c Pork&Beans ............. 6 - 59C Yelu.,lli ' I 'lUll' ,. n lk I qt. jar - I I .... Cottage Cheese,_ 2!: 39c Fruit Drinks _ . . . . . . . ....... ... , ....hts., ••rs•rlll• _ ... ..... .......... ........ ... .... ·-• ...... c.......... ...... ... .......... ...... . ,, ........._.. . ......... a. s·-a.........s .... .... ;,., ... ......- ... .. ..... ._ .,., ,._ ~---· r:;·-1• .... ······- 0 ' I •1 r...., FOR THE ENTIRE PAMILY eana 16 01. Buns __:_2 ;:. 39c . . . .-.. . ~~'29c Margarine ......................----. 6~$1 ctrel"t Cheese Spread_.....- . 2 .. 49c Excedrin __ ._ .. _ ~.:- 49c I 0 1 a • ..._ 29c • -- -- -........ • .. ~ o llox SAVE 12c • I -.o ... • It .. "" .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. giant size I Au A NEW DIUOHTPUL IEYEIIACII 0 ,. ....... ...................... 53c Dalal• • o Kr•ft Sal•d Dr..slng Kidney Beans . . . ...... 10 No.-aoo $1 Coffee ---··· ···-···..· ·· ··-- 3 ~$1.391 t' . . lpllllghl i-... $1.49 ·Potatoes _. . . ,_ - -- 10 :.t $1 Instant CoHee satlefpag flavor o .. 39c o _. ...... .,,.,. Fun, rfota, 11mooth, o Kroger • The few nod- tl(*iolly • ._lor tlllt lie• I' w eia by PI . ~eot jaM I L fr~ • bHialllt II" •d llrr<Mgh.,..ma.- p 'zt I rile Jlholollnpha llld dra..... irl brilll- lui ...... • 4lro two Pictun Pordolioa;, - · oool-. . . J . . . die llllll •lulills IMi«<nt • I No, l;i Save JUIIIII'Uit , . . , _ , . - IIVIWI'mau 1 I'IA'IUM1t •ico:•lleaudfu!IJ bclo...t • IIMnQ I ·••••••··•··• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gaL ~ briolg pie- llld en.iot-M 10...,. ;rm '"y"" w;~ 111ri1110 ~tot gt.h.arld AI~.. ,.._ T agen wll develop a o<if lm.n!.t ill lht - - , ~hoT IUiy lol achool. I - JIOUI' younpat will diKo-, lllroagh die ~ Cli caciti,. illuolratiotll, thM 1liMGry - be fun. .ua.•I sz I Chicken of Style ' tt.. Sea Chunk Y2 aolorful - o f dw: period. • CornploldJ text by llobert c. Allu•. ttl r t a a1 • ....., Uni...,., "' Colorado. • Je uch .... M, I rpooiol * It $04 Ilea I 1 $ I "Jd •. , ....... irltladi"' Po*- PriiHrl- . . . r here'e only I calorie I Kroger - • Angel Food.Cake 1!::! 29c 4 $1 Tuna Mayonnaise . . 49~ 5 Salad Dressing . ~~-·--·~; 39C Miracle Whip .... }~...... ; . 45¢ I Ice Cream *" Takee the worry out o.f weight watghlng 3! $2.29 5!; $3.5910! $6.49 Canned Ham lb. whole ... or half '" I COLA ers Cut·•p TnyPack Legs . . . . . . . .. 43c · HISTORY OF THE UNITED. STATES 1 ., eult 0 r . U.S. Govt. Inspected HERITAGE partment. Friday I p.m. in St. George i W. Va ., Mrs. Bobby G. Kinnard. Mr. Balding wa• employed t;pislopal Church In Arllngton. j Henderson. w Va ., Mrs. Robert September 1~. 1941 as a Col- Burial will follow in Arlington F. Chotlln, West Columbia, W · • av.t· n ~ ·.a . ~ • '---•• Entered Hoopttol barpr, Charleston Divl•ion ·Vaught of Pt . Pleasant. M-Sgt. Amon& those who entered Ho\. Manaaer of Appalachian Pow. I Nevling died Monday night in zer hospital in the past 24 er Umtpany, bu announc-ed the Walter Reed Hospital, Wash- hours were Lewis H. Clark, that L. D. Baldins. local office llngton, D. C. where he had 17ii6l'o Second Ave., Mrs. J•meo aupervilor In Ripley, !'mnt ·been a patient since July 19. ~ Leo Sbover, 21 Pine St., Mrs. Pleasant District , has been pro- Other than his wife, he is sur- ' A. Paul Harbrecht, Rt. I Pt. n.otod to heating and builder vived by two daughters , Caro- Plea11111t, Mrs. James 0. Hull· sales representative in the- Char- line and Elizabeth . man . Rt . 1 Pl . Pleasant Mr8. Jetton Divt~ion C'Jmmerdal De- Funeral services wil1 be held •Edgar M. Hope, Henderson, m • President John F. K•nnedy - ' PT. PLEASANT - Word was received here of the dealh of !..;,________ M-Sgt. David 1. NtvUng, hmr PI'. PLEAIIAN'I'- J . C. Hans- band of the former Nancy .. ~ ,I I '!. ' ' ;·. . ' .• ' ' Pears .~·~; .. 6-39¢ Eadlwt ...... ea. 19c Escarole · · · · ea. l9c 2 ..... 39c �,. I\ • 51¥8 Xc Balding Goes To Charleston Relatives Learn Of Ser~:eant'8 Death _Hospital News I THE • ~r;-~ lector 'In the Montgomery Ac- Nalional c'emetery. Mrs. Rubert V.a., Bernard Scarberry, Ma9011 cou~tln& Department. He b.._ I Hlte oi Meadowbrooke. Pt. w. Va., Etta Louise DeVAult, came Assistant Credit Manager I Pleasant , is a sJSter-in-law oi l Rt. 1 Leon, W. Va., Stephen C. April 1, 1949 and Utility Clerk Sgt . Nevllng and will altend the 1Jewell. 214 W. Main St .. Pom· or July 1, 1951. He was trans- services in Arlington. eroy . Joseph E. Thoren, Rt 1 {erred to Point Pleasant DisMinersville. Alexander L. Fer. guson, Rutland. David W. Rose. trict February 13, 1958 aod went to the Ripley orfict in October Rt. 1 carpenter, Miss Emma 11157. He wa promoted to J..o. Kelly, Rt. 1 Portland. J u b a I cal Office SUPERVISOR April Canter, Ook Hill , Mrs. Emer1958 in Ripley. son w. Scott. JackMn, Mrs. Dormant Coffey, Rt. I Ray, A graduate of Montgomery I High School, Mr. Balding se,.. i Dorothy L. ward. Rt_ 1 South ed in the U. S. Air Force from foint, John J. Boll, Ironton, 1843 to 1946. While in Point Plea- i Mn. William E. Wilson, lronsanl, Mr. Balding was active · PT. PLEASANT _ ThP Rev . . ton, Paula L. Kirk, Ravens!? the Little League Assor:ia· Kenneth W. Chandler, pastor \ wood, W. Va., Donnie 0. Herd· bon. In Ripley, Mr. Bladmg of the Main street B apt is t i man. Rt. I Robertsburg, W. helped N-Organt~ th" Little Church for the past 10 years, 1Va .. and Bobby J . Strmger, Rt. League ~lahon, was chaJr· has given his resignation at the 11 Rush. Ky. man of ~e Heart F'und , Par~ local church and has accepted Bfrthl CommisSion, Red Cross, F'l - the unanimous can of the ~"'lrst I . 0 bo 21" Ch · r Bo s t . I Mrs Dorcil G. s me, • nanmberce aof•rmthanlndo I~ ~I coRuls, Baptist Church of Connersville, IW. B~oadway, Wellston. son, me e us na e a- · Indiana effective September 22 T d M Do tlons Cmunittee. and Di1'ilrict During' Rev . Chandler's pas~ 10:26 p. m. e!! Ray . ,r~ Wn. "'-~-th 1 ·111 L aid E Thomas, I_ I ~.n . . u~WJ- m e --• e Pague tor ate at the local church the j · Tu As ~a· Va., daughter. 5:05 p. m e .. liOC Ion. Sunday !khool has doubled day Mrs. Larry D. Harper, Rt. average attendance and the 4 Jackson daughter 5·46 a m. PleaullC Valley HO<pltal 1 church budget has increased ' · ' · · ADMI'ITED : M" . .James more than $12.1100. !Tuesday. Province, Gallipolis. Ohio. The First Baptist Church in I Dlsebarged ~ISCRARGED: Mrs. Ear I; Connp 1·sville, is in the Ameri- 1 Pattent.s recently discharged Keefer, Letart; Mrs. Hattie can Baptist Association an d i included Mlss Margaret Leni- · Kay, Pt; Pleasant; Rebeeea the membership of the church ! on, Mrs. Emma Shaw. Mrs. King, BtdweU; Wayne Johnson, , is 6110 _ IJerry D. Earl!;, and infant son, Glenwood; Terry Lee Gill, Le- · The Rev . and Mrs. Chandler \Mrs. Virgil Carr, Forrest E. ~; luez Ewmg, Syracuse: 1are the parents of three child- ~ Jones, Darrell Robert;, John Randall Connolly. Mason ; Mrs .. ren , Donna. 16. Wayne, 12 and Carpenter. Mrs. Jam•• Reeo, Albert Boyles, Pt~ Pleasant. Brent 7. Mr. Chandler receiv- i Charles Fluharty, Phll S. UnTbree Studt>nls Go ed his AB degree from Marsh· •roe. Jackl• Ue Parsons, and . T • all University and his BD de- , Warren G. Farm•r, Jr. 0 n W a~ hmgton riP jgree from the Southern Baptist ! - . PT · PLEASANT - Three otu- Theological Seminary of Louis· Amon1 AlllllJ dents left Monday for "A Day .11 K Accordmg to the mtdnlghl rein Washington, D. C.. " sponsor- ' vt e, y. -~ , • port of the lllll's)ng ~parlment ed by 4th District Representa- -~ CRANCE AT BIG RACE ' too.ie~~ "'"" - ~ live, Ken Hechler lor all YONKERS, N.Y. tUPlt ...Over- ao lair Included" 1\ftO: ""Ckll "Week in Washington win- I trick. a three-year-old pacer whLCh Sheets. Dora sperler, R6y Maners and a1teM.at.Ps." 1has won five suiHwo-minute miles thias, Mrs. Lawrence R. Hall, Among the 40 students this season, hBJ beeo made a Miss Emma Kelly: Mrs. Cora t r a v ell n g by bus to 000 Cane Futurity Pace at Yonk Sweeney, Mrs. Wilham ScurWashlngton from Hunt· Bupplementary enll'y lor tile $1M,· lock, Jerome Glancy, Bert lnglon, Pt. Pleasant, and Park· ers Raceway Sepl. 1:1. The Cano Bable, William Hartung, Mtso ersburg, were Suzi Call, steve Futurity io tile first leg of tbe Mayme Berridge and Frances Bragg and Julie Blaine. 1963 Triple Crown ol Pacing. Worthinp. Kroger Fresh Breasts •. 49c Wings .. 19c Giblets ............... 39c Ground Backs & Necks .. 10c 1 ..... Rev. Chandler Accepts Call To Jndi"ana < ·: •· · ·~ .. Livers ................. 89c 1~. Aluminum Foil, K1l11r _ 25 ft. 29c Beef Ktoger. Fresh r lh. Dubuque famous semi.bon.less fully cooked .. . .-. Larv- Any Flavor Country Club 16 ~""erb new tolumes • complete~ new text • ·glorioQlfuR color;- T.. H-·· AMUICAM -" 20c u - s..... .._,.,.of,_, H -!,..<lr !"!" o dns. Save ........... a..... lot I n• wllidl=, 1o a • aurltitd 10-,_ .._, n .,. c I I .I - TJ• •••••Ia~ More Labor Day Specials! me. ~t.._ Sp I • I I I I I I , . . Cofftl. ' 791 P•l•11ht S.., Sk _... . C.V••nlllp ~- o • I ' o' • • o o I ... • • • I I I Armour ~~~ ~ 3.c • - - • • 1 1 I I I I I I I Ill ::::-~ ~ .., J I.S.It.IA 2~.ea;'-49c 171 a AtaLII(IW .a.IDIIWIIII 2- 69c 3 ..... $1 I ,., ... .. Potatoes ' I t.1 I' '' 1 r ,_. ., 'T*~'"' ;~, .. :,_ \ ....... ·" '4 t- ';~.--1.' 'i '1'' ~. ':-:.•. '~f ,. Ba.g ~ ' _.tnlliu:: . ' ' 251b. a7& r:":~~~ . :..ro-· • \ . 25 ' ". Ala YeiSotpPtw•u 2 ·--· "' • 12 01. 1 29c Pork&Beans ............. 6 - 59C Yelu.,lli ' I 'lUll' ,. n lk I qt. jar - I I .... Cottage Cheese,_ 2!: 39c Fruit Drinks _ . . . . . . . ....... ... , ....hts., ••rs•rlll• _ ... ..... .......... ........ ... .... ·-• ...... c.......... ...... ... .......... ...... . ,, ........._.. . ......... a. s·-a.........s .... .... ;,., ... ......- ... .. ..... ._ .,., ,._ ~---· r:;·-1• .... ······- 0 ' I •1 r...., FOR THE ENTIRE PAMILY eana 16 01. Buns __:_2 ;:. 39c . . . .-.. . ~~'29c Margarine ......................----. 6~$1 ctrel"t Cheese Spread_.....- . 2 .. 49c Excedrin __ ._ .. _ ~.:- 49c I 0 1 a • ..._ 29c • -- -- -........ • .. ~ o llox SAVE 12c • I -.o ... • It .. "" .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. giant size I Au A NEW DIUOHTPUL IEYEIIACII 0 ,. ....... ...................... 53c Dalal• • o Kr•ft Sal•d Dr..slng Kidney Beans . . . ...... 10 No.-aoo $1 Coffee ---··· ···-···..· ·· ··-- 3 ~$1.391 t' . . lpllllghl i-... $1.49 ·Potatoes _. . . ,_ - -- 10 :.t $1 Instant CoHee satlefpag flavor o .. 39c o _. ...... .,,.,. Fun, rfota, 11mooth, o Kroger • The few nod- tl(*iolly • ._lor tlllt lie• I' w eia by PI . ~eot jaM I L fr~ • bHialllt II" •d llrr<Mgh.,..ma.- p 'zt I rile Jlholollnpha llld dra..... irl brilll- lui ...... • 4lro two Pictun Pordolioa;, - · oool-. . . J . . . die llllll •lulills IMi«<nt • I No, l;i Save JUIIIII'Uit , . . , _ , . - IIVIWI'mau 1 I'IA'IUM1t •ico:•lleaudfu!IJ bclo...t • IIMnQ I ·••••••··•··• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gaL ~ briolg pie- llld en.iot-M 10...,. ;rm '"y"" w;~ 111ri1110 ~tot gt.h.arld AI~.. ,.._ T agen wll develop a o<if lm.n!.t ill lht - - , ~hoT IUiy lol achool. I - JIOUI' younpat will diKo-, lllroagh die ~ Cli caciti,. illuolratiotll, thM 1liMGry - be fun. .ua.•I sz I Chicken of Style ' tt.. Sea Chunk Y2 aolorful - o f dw: period. • CornploldJ text by llobert c. Allu•. ttl r t a a1 • ....., Uni...,., "' Colorado. • Je uch .... M, I rpooiol * It $04 Ilea I 1 $ I "Jd •. , ....... irltladi"' Po*- PriiHrl- . . . r here'e only I calorie I Kroger - • Angel Food.Cake 1!::! 29c 4 $1 Tuna Mayonnaise . . 49~ 5 Salad Dressing . ~~-·--·~; 39C Miracle Whip .... }~...... ; . 45¢ I Ice Cream *" Takee the worry out o.f weight watghlng 3! $2.29 5!; $3.5910! $6.49 Canned Ham lb. whole ... or half '" I COLA ers Cut·•p TnyPack Legs . . . . . . . .. 43c · HISTORY OF THE UNITED. STATES 1 ., eult 0 r . U.S. Govt. Inspected HERITAGE partment. Friday I p.m. in St. George i W. Va ., Mrs. Bobby G. Kinnard. Mr. Balding wa• employed t;pislopal Church In Arllngton. j Henderson. w Va ., Mrs. Robert September 1~. 1941 as a Col- Burial will follow in Arlington F. Chotlln, West Columbia, W · • av.t· n ~ ·.a . ~ • '---•• Entered Hoopttol barpr, Charleston Divl•ion ·Vaught of Pt . Pleasant. M-Sgt. Amon& those who entered Ho\. Manaaer of Appalachian Pow. I Nevling died Monday night in zer hospital in the past 24 er Umtpany, bu announc-ed the Walter Reed Hospital, Wash- hours were Lewis H. Clark, that L. D. Baldins. local office llngton, D. C. where he had 17ii6l'o Second Ave., Mrs. J•meo aupervilor In Ripley, !'mnt ·been a patient since July 19. ~ Leo Sbover, 21 Pine St., Mrs. Pleasant District , has been pro- Other than his wife, he is sur- ' A. Paul Harbrecht, Rt. I Pt. n.otod to heating and builder vived by two daughters , Caro- Plea11111t, Mrs. James 0. Hull· sales representative in the- Char- line and Elizabeth . man . Rt . 1 Pl . Pleasant Mr8. Jetton Divt~ion C'Jmmerdal De- Funeral services wil1 be held •Edgar M. Hope, Henderson, m • President John F. K•nnedy - ' PT. PLEASANT - Word was received here of the dealh of !..;,________ M-Sgt. David 1. NtvUng, hmr PI'. PLEAIIAN'I'- J . C. Hans- band of the former Nancy .. ~ ,I I '!. ' ' ;·. . ' .• ' ' Pears .~·~; .. 6-39¢ Eadlwt ...... ea. 19c Escarole · · · · ea. l9c 2 ..... 39c �TELEV1Sloi-. lr, RE\ lliW -- , . I 1'HOU61lT 5£¥.\fONE IW> 1 ~ ........ .· f:-K"11!'Jl ..,port, timistie that Negro lead•1 a111 ,. ~n; 1:1nd some ot the te~tsion 1and mOYit> tedmical craft unions HOIJ..YWOOD CUPD - Frotn may nave reached a happier' dawn to well beyond . dusk state uf allall"ll in their talk.e. Wednesday. television YJewers TneM" untons had been parth.-u· will be able to .~atdl the "ma.reh larly upset by a feeling with 11 u.iw 1,.._ by an expt"Cted 250,000 de&egratlon de~nstrators .l One of the ehi~ ~lms t~l t~ murch on the_ natloo 5 cap•tal 15 W try to gam support - . and brtllg ~~- -. for P~·e:oo•dent ' Kermedy s c1v_il . nghts bill . ! GOT A DRETFUL BAD PAIN IN MV STUMMICK 1, UNKSNUFFy AOR08~ ] . Beverage 4. Obtain 7. Srotch family ! 1 The Gold-1 en Age of Greece." a one-hour i ~~ were tc, gi~e blanket I CBS..T\1 special with King ~aul erage to 8 story with its top and Queen Frederika as gu1des, ~ and then ~inted most· I airs Sept. 22 .. . On Sept. 11, . :-':ti P•• same network offers "Athens: Iy tra'li.uw es on "'be 0 ne. .. · It 11 possible, of course, that Where the- Theatre Began, Wit11. thiJ situation could change if any- Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne I tb1Dg ID tbe nature uf 8 catastro- as .;tars and narrators - also for j pbe, or excessiw .$lence, should an hour · take place during the day's acitvScienUst Edward Teller, ard•'•'tl itiet. roe of the nuclear test ban 1"hrf\u._oout the day, there will I ty, is interviewed on NHCTV'sl be frequent spot coverage, which · "Meet the ~s" Sept. 1. will be expanded if events war- Evangelist R1lly G•·aham. Js rant. and there will also be a guest on the season premiere or group of apecial programs. CBS-TV's .Jack Benny show Sept. 24 ... Hedna Hopper visits ensIn a related development here 1V's Art Linkletter "House Sept. 18. Dp- t•" 1 in u.11........., __, ......._, ~-uuca'IC are some ~-TINY'S Y£ CAUGHT THAT SAM£ BUG LAST 'I£AA 3. l<~inish f . Strong winds group R C.od of w a r 10. Difrleult ~ - Ireland 11. Towing rope: na.ut. 6. Cohesivf'n..a 12. Seedle&.!J plant 13 . u.s. lf>g-lalative body 15. Ra llium : S\'m . lfl s'Joths 17. Mongrel ••• DOW!~! 21. Pale 1. Like a wing 23 . Hint 2. Mend, 24. Dia~socka ·NEW ..' DAILY CROSSWORD I 0 lw FRED LASSWILL IARNEY GOOGLE •nd SNUFFY SMITtl I . .. . r-u somr Negro [igures tbat at least one Negro should be qulckly ' plared on even movie ·and video crew It now appears that this argument has been phl)- ed down by Spokt'Smt'll for the Na· tinnal Association for the Ad· In sheer logtshcs. tht co\'erage vancemf:'nt ot Colored ?eople. It by the three majo_r net~·ork ~ sur- alsn appears there may be an in-i passel tbe att:Pnhnn glvf'n most crease - or at least an admi$-- l other stories in r~nt years . sion - of mort' Negroes in the ; About 23 ~ame.ras w•ll bt> ?ble to I unions. The fact is that it has : provide live broadcast~ m the , always been hard for anyone pooled arrangement I or any race - to crack many of What iJ remarkabk> is that. 1 these unions because of their though the networks agree on the (ather·to-&~n ba'nd-me-down mem.! stze of the ::rt,ory, there was. at berships . The Channel Swim. ' , on Washington lwt report, exactly one wrapup of the clay's events scheduled for prime time !rom 7:SIHI:!O p.m., EDT Css-TV It ·8 as if 8 J LEFflile.TIMER ON. mond holder 25. Fat 2s. God or 7.Defraud pleasure 27.0rthe main LI'L ABNER stl!m: 9. 1\.lak~up BoL 12. Back 13. LltUe glrl H . Before 30. Pronounce 16, Skill 19. Vucaliona :1:~ . 20.Newt EAT Tl-115 GREAT 28. SmaU dnun holy Away from slorm ~ BoTTLE CAPCF SfEW.~ 34. De,...-te<! 35. Set system 87. Man's , .. nickna.m• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ._ PURl & lOCUST STS. dog 18. Additional ones 21. Rubotf 22. Cilcn: poeL 23. Feline 24 . Fool 26. Author or ''Pilgrim's Progress·• 29. Broad sash worn with kimono 30. Insect 81. Greek letter 32. Treadles 34. Valise 36. Auction 37. Not hot 38. Pota.to . •· buds stake [i ~t.;;t-t-t-~~;f-t-t--ti:61 39. Poker ' 40. His: Fr. U. Confederate general I::.G.:l<:<~-I.-1.....1(.<::4.-1.-L-J<::.~~ DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Here's how to A.X'I"DLBAAXR SPECIAL BEEF SALt:! IJI LONGFELLOW One letler limply stand~t for another. In this sample A Ia u1e4 for the lhrea L's, X for the l:'ovo O's, etr. Single letteu•. ap08• trophies. the length and formalion of the words are all hlntt. E11.ch. day lh.e code letters are different. SGWF.BXAD ZEBSGYBB CR SB VOW XFY XFY BCEJ STEAK • • •••• TYDBXCGY · _NACBNYASXD.-WSUTYGB l'e1terday's CryptoquoW: THOUGH I AM ALWAYS IN HASTE I AM NEVER IN A HURRY.-WESLE~ C lS63, .KJ.q Ji'~Mt.w'ea S.11"<~Wcal.e, T-BONE DICK TRACY A CI'J'Pto,fnuu Qootatloa .IDe.. I l, 1 ~TEAK. 'M··-~ :: w~;b Radio 7 :05 Breakfast Party 9: I~ Jones Buick Shnw 6:00 Sign Oo News 10:05 Polka Party 6·05 Sacred Heart 10: ~ Public Service 6 20 Country .Jamboree II :05 Top Ten Show a:30 Farr ' News 12:00 f\looo Report 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:05 Breakfast Party 1, 05 Platler Party "Ywre rl&fttl He hardly seemed to touch the roast 7: 15 Bright Star Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade I;Jeef-.over oaw a faster fork In my life!" 7:3li P1ckins Hdwr Show 7:30 Sign Off 7·50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - Jon~ ~ 8'00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY ·it):i; 8:00 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News ' 9:05 Coffee With Janet 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 11:55 MasoD County News 1llollda7 11m FrlclaJ 9"45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliv..-ance 12:00 Community News 6:00 Slt!D On 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. (Rev. Paul Jood) 12:05 Noon News 1:86 Mwlleal Cloct 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 Ne..., 12: 15 Markets 11 :Oii Swap Sho~ 9:30 SDllday Show 7•10 ......... Cloci: 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy :20 Bullelin Board 1:30 ~~- 8 .,,_ 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Tho IO::lli Sunday Show 12:25 News 0 Grams 7:311 llualcal Clock 12: 30 Agriculture ,(gent 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymnllme 1:45 1be LlleUne 12 :15 Music .Just For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:45 Countty Go Round 8:00 Ohio VaHey News 12 : 15 Goessler's Guest StarMFri 12:15 The Search 1:55 News Beat 8:86 World & Ohio News 2:110 Countty Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:10 Sportl TodaJ 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 2:55 News Beat B: 15 Weatber Picture 4:30 Local New• . 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 1:11 """""' Clod< 4:55 Bill Stern Sport• 2:00 Signs of the Times 3:55 News Beat 8:56 Cownonnft;y News 6:00 Bowlina Scores (Rev. W. S. Bill!lp!) 4:00 Dlsclng wllh Doss t:OO LatcbslriDg 6:05 Van P.trick Sports 2:L~ Public Senrice 4:30 lutercbange 9:311 Publle Service 6:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life ~:00 Community News 9:45 Family Worship Hour 7:05 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase >:05 World & National News 10:00 Mason County News 7:30 Sign 011 4:00 Hour oJ Decision 5: I~ Spotlight on Sporta 10:«i Tllllr al 1he Town 8 Oil Sign 011 - June 1:45 John Griffin >:25 Wealhercast 10:56 N.,.. 5:30 Dinner Musicale ~:110 Sund•y Showease 11:56 Morulng Melodies 6:00 Sign On News 6:110 Sundown Serenade (Ol!COPt Friday: Cburcb 5:55 IDslde Books 6:05 Countty Jamboree 7:30 Sign 011 6:00 Sunset Blvd. Bells Ring' 6:30 Farm News 8:00 Sign 011 - JII.Qe 8:00 Sign Off 11:45 Wcrld News 89c_: .. ........ I ROUND • .. •· 79c I ~~ > .... '!:" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY WJEH RADIO OH, HAl5HWOI...1=J VOOT?E SAO<, 1!AFE AND SOUNOf DID YOU SEE IHE'OLD fRIEf'\D "ttlU I-lOPED COULD HEI.PWU~ INK • • • SURE DID, MI?S, KATE I 1'10800'/ BUT NOBODY IS GOING. TO ROB hds. • TMI PRICES !:-I.STID JILDW ARI NOT WEEK END SPECIALS, JuT EVIllY . DAY LOW PRICII AJ TINY'S POODLAND STORES ~ CIDER ,VINEGAR ~.h ••d Gold - AT THE T"LL 8UiLPINGS? ,.•• c APPLES 4 .. Nt BONUS BUY LIBBY'S J9c PORK & BEANS BONUS BUY ~.. 1Oc JUICE ~,. - !:10c HI CFRUIT DRINKS ~ ·~- ... 10c KIDNEY BEANS 9c PINTO BEANS •u•h•9c BEANS tc·; 9t WHITE HOMINY BUSHS KALE JOe : WHOLE POTATOES •='10c JELL-0 TOMAJO SAUCE 1 fRENCH·fRIED STICKS I U i h l - 300 can 211 BONUS BUY FOODLAND OWN IIAND TWO PL"TES OF SPAGHETTI UPAT AtRPL,.NES I GREAT NORTHERN 12's ..... v. . ... . TOMATO SOUP ~··~· ... _ 10c SPAGHffil 10c JELLO PUDDING :.~~~:~~- 10c ·BABY JUICES taabtta,.-.4•- -10c: .TOILET TISSUE w.~ - ~- 8c 103 l I ;.. 10c • t All l'l•vo" Hunll.-laun • 1 ~~--.¥t: . 'i' • -~~ ... Butterfield_ bex . Bushs - - ' - - - 300an B u s h s - 300Cin IU1h1Showboat_ 300Cin DELICIOUS WHOLE BEAN ~ED ~UP COFFEE • NO··· I JU6T ATE c 14 oz. can SALAD MUSTARD K,.,.. -~: 9c , YOU ' HEAD LETTUCE • LOOK IN@ l·· $1.29:I c SPECIAL, LB. -------- -- - ------ ----- -.00 s • • • • SOLID PINEAPP~E LOOI<IN@ • •••• L B SI.NST If. MISTER: 1\'AMPAWT WERE GROUND BEEF ......... 1!:!.!l! TIMo I HAVflO LAUGii Jq US.,.GU5'50UR. BER:HECK CHARLIE ~HUNT WAS PRETTY RIPICULOU~ A1 WERE YOU DOWN"TOWN FRISH OUR PE'OPLE Br GEORGE WONDER fERRY c 46 or. can I SIRLOIN BONUS BUY • ~9~ :'fOODLAND.'SALT ., �TELEV1Sloi-. lr, RE\ lliW -- , . I 1'HOU61lT 5£¥.\fONE IW> 1 ~ ........ .· f:-K"11!'Jl ..,port, timistie that Negro lead•1 a111 ,. ~n; 1:1nd some ot the te~tsion 1and mOYit> tedmical craft unions HOIJ..YWOOD CUPD - Frotn may nave reached a happier' dawn to well beyond . dusk state uf allall"ll in their talk.e. Wednesday. television YJewers TneM" untons had been parth.-u· will be able to .~atdl the "ma.reh larly upset by a feeling with 11 u.iw 1,.._ by an expt"Cted 250,000 de&egratlon de~nstrators .l One of the ehi~ ~lms t~l t~ murch on the_ natloo 5 cap•tal 15 W try to gam support - . and brtllg ~~- -. for P~·e:oo•dent ' Kermedy s c1v_il . nghts bill . ! GOT A DRETFUL BAD PAIN IN MV STUMMICK 1, UNKSNUFFy AOR08~ ] . Beverage 4. Obtain 7. Srotch family ! 1 The Gold-1 en Age of Greece." a one-hour i ~~ were tc, gi~e blanket I CBS..T\1 special with King ~aul erage to 8 story with its top and Queen Frederika as gu1des, ~ and then ~inted most· I airs Sept. 22 .. . On Sept. 11, . :-':ti P•• same network offers "Athens: Iy tra'li.uw es on "'be 0 ne. .. · It 11 possible, of course, that Where the- Theatre Began, Wit11. thiJ situation could change if any- Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne I tb1Dg ID tbe nature uf 8 catastro- as .;tars and narrators - also for j pbe, or excessiw .$lence, should an hour · take place during the day's acitvScienUst Edward Teller, ard•'•'tl itiet. roe of the nuclear test ban 1"hrf\u._oout the day, there will I ty, is interviewed on NHCTV'sl be frequent spot coverage, which · "Meet the ~s" Sept. 1. will be expanded if events war- Evangelist R1lly G•·aham. Js rant. and there will also be a guest on the season premiere or group of apecial programs. CBS-TV's .Jack Benny show Sept. 24 ... Hedna Hopper visits ensIn a related development here 1V's Art Linkletter "House Sept. 18. Dp- t•" 1 in u.11........., __, ......._, ~-uuca'IC are some ~-TINY'S Y£ CAUGHT THAT SAM£ BUG LAST 'I£AA 3. l<~inish f . Strong winds group R C.od of w a r 10. Difrleult ~ - Ireland 11. Towing rope: na.ut. 6. Cohesivf'n..a 12. Seedle&.!J plant 13 . u.s. lf>g-lalative body 15. Ra llium : S\'m . lfl s'Joths 17. Mongrel ••• DOW!~! 21. Pale 1. Like a wing 23 . Hint 2. Mend, 24. Dia~socka ·NEW ..' DAILY CROSSWORD I 0 lw FRED LASSWILL IARNEY GOOGLE •nd SNUFFY SMITtl I . .. . r-u somr Negro [igures tbat at least one Negro should be qulckly ' plared on even movie ·and video crew It now appears that this argument has been phl)- ed down by Spokt'Smt'll for the Na· tinnal Association for the Ad· In sheer logtshcs. tht co\'erage vancemf:'nt ot Colored ?eople. It by the three majo_r net~·ork ~ sur- alsn appears there may be an in-i passel tbe att:Pnhnn glvf'n most crease - or at least an admi$-- l other stories in r~nt years . sion - of mort' Negroes in the ; About 23 ~ame.ras w•ll bt> ?ble to I unions. The fact is that it has : provide live broadcast~ m the , always been hard for anyone pooled arrangement I or any race - to crack many of What iJ remarkabk> is that. 1 these unions because of their though the networks agree on the (ather·to-&~n ba'nd-me-down mem.! stze of the ::rt,ory, there was. at berships . The Channel Swim. ' , on Washington lwt report, exactly one wrapup of the clay's events scheduled for prime time !rom 7:SIHI:!O p.m., EDT Css-TV It ·8 as if 8 J LEFflile.TIMER ON. mond holder 25. Fat 2s. God or 7.Defraud pleasure 27.0rthe main LI'L ABNER stl!m: 9. 1\.lak~up BoL 12. Back 13. LltUe glrl H . Before 30. Pronounce 16, Skill 19. Vucaliona :1:~ . 20.Newt EAT Tl-115 GREAT 28. SmaU dnun holy Away from slorm ~ BoTTLE CAPCF SfEW.~ 34. De,...-te<! 35. Set system 87. Man's , .. nickna.m• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ._ PURl & lOCUST STS. dog 18. Additional ones 21. Rubotf 22. Cilcn: poeL 23. Feline 24 . Fool 26. Author or ''Pilgrim's Progress·• 29. Broad sash worn with kimono 30. Insect 81. Greek letter 32. Treadles 34. Valise 36. Auction 37. Not hot 38. Pota.to . •· buds stake [i ~t.;;t-t-t-~~;f-t-t--ti:61 39. Poker ' 40. His: Fr. U. Confederate general I::.G.:l<:<~-I.-1.....1(.<::4.-1.-L-J<::.~~ DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - Here's how to A.X'I"DLBAAXR SPECIAL BEEF SALt:! IJI LONGFELLOW One letler limply stand~t for another. In this sample A Ia u1e4 for the lhrea L's, X for the l:'ovo O's, etr. Single letteu•. ap08• trophies. the length and formalion of the words are all hlntt. E11.ch. day lh.e code letters are different. SGWF.BXAD ZEBSGYBB CR SB VOW XFY XFY BCEJ STEAK • • •••• TYDBXCGY · _NACBNYASXD.-WSUTYGB l'e1terday's CryptoquoW: THOUGH I AM ALWAYS IN HASTE I AM NEVER IN A HURRY.-WESLE~ C lS63, .KJ.q Ji'~Mt.w'ea S.11"<~Wcal.e, T-BONE DICK TRACY A CI'J'Pto,fnuu Qootatloa .IDe.. I l, 1 ~TEAK. 'M··-~ :: w~;b Radio 7 :05 Breakfast Party 9: I~ Jones Buick Shnw 6:00 Sign Oo News 10:05 Polka Party 6·05 Sacred Heart 10: ~ Public Service 6 20 Country .Jamboree II :05 Top Ten Show a:30 Farr ' News 12:00 f\looo Report 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:05 Breakfast Party 1, 05 Platler Party "Ywre rl&fttl He hardly seemed to touch the roast 7: 15 Bright Star Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade I;Jeef-.over oaw a faster fork In my life!" 7:3li P1ckins Hdwr Show 7:30 Sign Off 7·50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - Jon~ ~ 8'00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY ·it):i; 8:00 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News ' 9:05 Coffee With Janet 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 11:55 MasoD County News 1llollda7 11m FrlclaJ 9"45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliv..-ance 12:00 Community News 6:00 Slt!D On 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. (Rev. Paul Jood) 12:05 Noon News 1:86 Mwlleal Cloct 10:20 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 12:10 Ohio News 7:00 Ne..., 12: 15 Markets 11 :Oii Swap Sho~ 9:30 SDllday Show 7•10 ......... Cloci: 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy :20 Bullelin Board 1:30 ~~- 8 .,,_ 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Tho IO::lli Sunday Show 12:25 News 0 Grams 7:311 llualcal Clock 12: 30 Agriculture ,(gent 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymnllme 1:45 1be LlleUne 12 :15 Music .Just For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:45 Countty Go Round 8:00 Ohio VaHey News 12 : 15 Goessler's Guest StarMFri 12:15 The Search 1:55 News Beat 8:86 World & Ohio News 2:110 Countty Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:10 Sportl TodaJ 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham 2:55 News Beat B: 15 Weatber Picture 4:30 Local New• . 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 1:11 """""' Clod< 4:55 Bill Stern Sport• 2:00 Signs of the Times 3:55 News Beat 8:56 Cownonnft;y News 6:00 Bowlina Scores (Rev. W. S. Bill!lp!) 4:00 Dlsclng wllh Doss t:OO LatcbslriDg 6:05 Van P.trick Sports 2:L~ Public Senrice 4:30 lutercbange 9:311 Publle Service 6:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life ~:00 Community News 9:45 Family Worship Hour 7:05 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase >:05 World & National News 10:00 Mason County News 7:30 Sign 011 4:00 Hour oJ Decision 5: I~ Spotlight on Sporta 10:«i Tllllr al 1he Town 8 Oil Sign 011 - June 1:45 John Griffin >:25 Wealhercast 10:56 N.,.. 5:30 Dinner Musicale ~:110 Sund•y Showease 11:56 Morulng Melodies 6:00 Sign On News 6:110 Sundown Serenade (Ol!COPt Friday: Cburcb 5:55 IDslde Books 6:05 Countty Jamboree 7:30 Sign 011 6:00 Sunset Blvd. Bells Ring' 6:30 Farm News 8:00 Sign 011 - JII.Qe 8:00 Sign Off 11:45 Wcrld News 89c_: .. ........ I ROUND • .. •· 79c I ~~ > .... '!:" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY WJEH RADIO OH, HAl5HWOI...1=J VOOT?E SAO<, 1!AFE AND SOUNOf DID YOU SEE IHE'OLD fRIEf'\D "ttlU I-lOPED COULD HEI.PWU~ INK • • • SURE DID, MI?S, KATE I 1'10800'/ BUT NOBODY IS GOING. TO ROB hds. • TMI PRICES !:-I.STID JILDW ARI NOT WEEK END SPECIALS, JuT EVIllY . DAY LOW PRICII AJ TINY'S POODLAND STORES ~ CIDER ,VINEGAR ~.h ••d Gold - AT THE T"LL 8UiLPINGS? ,.•• c APPLES 4 .. Nt BONUS BUY LIBBY'S J9c PORK & BEANS BONUS BUY ~.. 1Oc JUICE ~,. - !:10c HI CFRUIT DRINKS ~ ·~- ... 10c KIDNEY BEANS 9c PINTO BEANS •u•h•9c BEANS tc·; 9t WHITE HOMINY BUSHS KALE JOe : WHOLE POTATOES •='10c JELL-0 TOMAJO SAUCE 1 fRENCH·fRIED STICKS I U i h l - 300 can 211 BONUS BUY FOODLAND OWN IIAND TWO PL"TES OF SPAGHETTI UPAT AtRPL,.NES I GREAT NORTHERN 12's ..... v. . ... . TOMATO SOUP ~··~· ... _ 10c SPAGHffil 10c JELLO PUDDING :.~~~:~~- 10c ·BABY JUICES taabtta,.-.4•- -10c: .TOILET TISSUE w.~ - ~- 8c 103 l I ;.. 10c • t All l'l•vo" Hunll.-laun • 1 ~~--.¥t: . 'i' • -~~ ... Butterfield_ bex . Bushs - - ' - - - 300an B u s h s - 300Cin IU1h1Showboat_ 300Cin DELICIOUS WHOLE BEAN ~ED ~UP COFFEE • NO··· I JU6T ATE c 14 oz. can SALAD MUSTARD K,.,.. -~: 9c , YOU ' HEAD LETTUCE • LOOK IN@ l·· $1.29:I c SPECIAL, LB. -------- -- - ------ ----- -.00 s • • • • SOLID PINEAPP~E LOOI<IN@ • •••• L B SI.NST If. MISTER: 1\'AMPAWT WERE GROUND BEEF ......... 1!:!.!l! TIMo I HAVflO LAUGii Jq US.,.GU5'50UR. BER:HECK CHARLIE ~HUNT WAS PRETTY RIPICULOU~ A1 WERE YOU DOWN"TOWN FRISH OUR PE'OPLE Br GEORGE WONDER fERRY c 46 or. can I SIRLOIN BONUS BUY • ~9~ :'fOODLAND.'SALT ., �'' NQW . YOU-~OW ......... ...... ........ ... _,,..... ' •·· • Proelol........ ,......., Ilana II. 11 natUN ., oot ..... I, 1111. _ .... - 'L. lo . . tloo ...,II &to,..·:e . ' .. f'OM¥~Y -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XV NO. 115 .' THURSDAyI AYGUST .. ?,9, ..1 ~63 ... .. ~ March H.ailed HistoriC Succe • • • li'ASHIIIGTON tUPn - 'nle tot ..t Itt peak, <;n•~ged on the l and aut. In the wne diJdpllnod He 11id be could Q!lt help bul l ,..rth, a Baptist preacher who of Alabama and !disslssfppl thla ~Y tCORI.l.. dtocrilJed llio , cl•il r!pls martb in ,capitol W~, ~. the rally manner that P"'vallod throughout bo imp...,.ecl with the "deep ,..,. waa one of the lead.,. of the ye@r aod in 11164. We must pro- a. "the end of' the ~ U.S. hlllory, bailed U • huco .-llihieh I~ moire • revl· the "march lor jobs ood tr... yor and the qWet dignity" of the Birmlnghaln, Als.. civil rightt vide 'little Washingtoos' ev.ery- and the begiDnlng ol the waeceu bJ Jts backers, gave new valiat. eamp rneetina: than a mill· dorn." I gathering. He pledged to push battle, said the march would ·"in· when! so, that lhe ~.in lhe can proteet" . Impetus today 'o the American tant civil rtgbts demonstration. 1be President, who met for new dvll rJghts legislation, evitably lead to an outbreak cotton field who can't get to . To.74-year-old Neg'ro ~. ~ Negro'! ct!lltw'ia-okl atrua:Je for At the end of a long and weary with the 10 march )eaders for IIDd' to continue efforts for more little Wasbingtons all o v e r the Washington can have a chance to I er A. Philip RandoJP.h- tired. ~ ractaJ equaUty. day, with words of · praise from more than an hour, declared that jlbt "and to eliminate discrimi· tountry." expreti& himself," he aaid. .cJrawa frpm the weelq .f1 , _. A. vast throog, ettlmaled President. Kenoedy and Washing. the JDirch had . advanced . ~ nation in employment practices." "J shan propose a civil righ~s~ Jo'~oyd McKissl.ek , newly elected ning for thi~affh, . ~r,jM ·:~ SIKESTON, Mo. - George R. PollC.'e' Chief Robert V. Murray ton officJ&II, they atreamed wt , cauae of the Dation's 20 nullioo PrfttdA OUter Mareltet j march through the South that wdl chaarman of the board o( the greatest demonstratkm for fNer 119111•· Tl, Weu.ton, Ohio,' died to have numbered more than :tOD.· of the city by bus. train, plaDe Negroes and of all mankind. The Rev, Fred L. SbuUies-- go straight into th3 Black Belt Congress For Rolcial Equal- dom in the natioa'a b.lltGry."' ., at' a Slteston boopU.l ofl .by, SHOP AT . ELBERFELDS POMEROY THURSDAY UNTIL NOON (The Store Closes At Noon Each Thursday) AND READ TOMOUOW, THURSDAY'S PAPERS FOR NEWS OF ElBERFELD$ BIG SALE FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MASON fURNITURE Evenrong Service Is L~d By Pastor MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHtO· TONIGHT CLOSED fRIDAY lhru THURSDAY Aut. 3G- Sept. 5 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" (Technicolor) Marlon Brando Trevor Howard, Tar:lta, beautiful Po\y. nesian girl ; Richard Harris , , Price-Bustm dn. Colorcartoon Running time: 3 hrs. 6 min . No Advance in Admis11ion · Box-office eloses 8:00 P .M. 23" TV Sets for only • • • $199.95 1only Brown Plastic Sofa with Matching Chair and ottoman, $88.00 1only 5 pc. Sedional Living Room Shop In Suite, nylon cover and · foam cushions - - reduced ~99.95 Air-Conditioned Showrooms 1-3 Pc. Brown Sectional Living Room Suite, foam cushions • - only $178·00 1-2 Pc. Living Room Suite, regular 259.95, just been here too long $178·00 1-2 Pc. Beige Living Room Suite, Regular 259.95 ··--- now only $184·00 1-2 Pc. Beige Living Room Suite, Regular 129.95----- now only $CJ9·00 • One Group of Nice Platform Rockers - - - - - - - only $39·95 Several Pole & Tree Lamps at $12·95 ea. HEAP Table Lamps - - - - - for just $4·95 BIG SAVINGS 7 Pc. Dinette Set,6 chairs with 36x60 AT · • • • in. Table. You get free 6 Pc. Canist-.r · Set - - - - - • - all for just $78·00 Maytag Washers now at Bargain Prices. You Get a big Trade In for Your Old Washer 1only 17 cu. ft. Chest Freez~r, r!gula~ 259.95 • • • • . • •ftOWIUSt'209· . .. ·All R~frigerators at BCu:geiifl Prices, Kelvin.otor C!lnd Frigidcsire, 14 ~· ft. auto~.def..Ost • • ~ · lor only '278·!10 / August Birthday• Ob•err>ed MonJay Vi•it In Michigan, C~dar Rapid.., Ia. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail vil!· ited in South Haven, Mich. wflb their !Hill, Tom, who has been employed there for t h e Tom will return to Middleport in September before enrolling at Kent State UniYer· •lty. Mr. and Mrs. Rail II ~lono!ay ENJOY JARMAN'S FRIENDLINESS OF FIT Tou eab. 't expect more in a shoe th~m ,.,. fE4 Aero. At our modeot Jarman prioo, JOU ret t:bo ..._slip-on otylinc ODd tho~·- oiil<mbodyinc that lamowo "'frieelddj,_ ol fie"). So, to be rijrht ia style and two feet deep "''*""" Ia -'art, ..,._ illl and t17 a pair. Complete line of Jarman Shoes for men. Widths B·C·D·E Priced from 9.9S to 19.95 I POW WOW- Rugb Griffith , Richard Hay. Slip into style ... • returned !rom a visit In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with relatives. were accompanied by the latter's niece, Krlstan Bowman. who has been the houseguest of 1 the Ralls this summer. ~~~~~N Drive-In ..... •· -~ TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "SSN Of PALIFACI" Bob Hope Jane Russell (TecbnJcolor) -and- "NIARL Y A NASTY ACCIDENT" Jimmy Edwards lad· Kenneth Connor Thur,'Frl. A,., lt-30 Wolt DIJMy'o i · ... G 1111" Wallar Pi4&een, Gilet Popnt !Color) .._,_. -and-· "· , "HILL IIPOII; HIIID!II'\ : Stao KcQueeu, BobbJ """":. .. i· . { '. • > "' ' ,··· ·, ;~ .. ;' ;1 :1 ' \;_ .Mo... Item$ Qh, ' ' ' nl&ht alter ' car-truck about two hours earlier ~: here. Highway •ald liosue was alJI\ tw:""'! soulb apinlt a ~&ht mflVIIt oi the . :ruck, drlv· ., , 48, Dexter, Ohio. Porter !101' burt. Sources In Dea<ter, Meigs Coonty, tOday knew DP llJCh person II Jamea !. Porter, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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