https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c56daca8763bae2d8b2d89a8ed01b85.pdf aad9781f8d93f24bc5d7d819add50072 PDF Text Text \ ? .• • I l' • '• .e ...... • "r entt.n e al y PRICf FivE CENlS BARGAIN! Static-Free RCA VICTOR FM RADIO . e Sllde-rult Vernier timing for accuratltll- Shelters Could Be Death Traps llon oelicllon e 5 tubto pluo olllcon rectHlor e StaHc-freo "Golden Throat" tone from II' apeaker e Security Sealed Circuitry for greater d'" P,ndablllty · e. Smart compact ceblnet In Sahara color • Clodl:a lal U. t. arbltal trackstaliont II'OWIII the world J!YDCbranbod to 1-5,01101b of Tho IQUIU aRB1 SOlita 0nIllLVI s , ~ THE MOST TRUSTED ~AME .IN SOI.fN~~ WASHll\GTON iUPl) - 'President Kennedy's clvU defense chief said today lives could be saved for 15 each under the administration's fallout shelter plan. But • congressional study suggests that the shelteri mi&bt turn into death traps for millions. Elberfelds In Pomeroy b~Y Thus aeconcl. I first 1 enemy was ope~d Congress' real debate H-bombs on and . h f·• wit wi1ether I1 .d t!Uera 1 a1 . 8 ut key htwma ken: •nave •-· u.:'I:''Q mi~s~les cool to the idea, fearing that ; have made shelters a cntlcal such a ventur1 couJd turn out tt need for the nalion '.s suri viVal or be a costly a'nd perhaps useleu ~-· r 1 1 rendered the whole cidl defense boondoggle. I Those {ears Wf're brought tc A House armed services sub· the .surface today in a 53-pap committee, headed by Rep. fo~. (•ritical appraisal of the fallout Edward Hebert, D-La., opened shelter plan. The repor.t was ·p~1 the inquiry wilh a promise that , sented to t~ .subcommittee by ltl. • • • it would dig deeply into all Lhe counsel, Pb•h~ W. K~le~, "pros and cons .. ol fallout shel- Some prumtneal Sctftlists, be argue that h ftus:uar. 1 ters. But Hebert warned his fel- sa1d, f M ~low legislators lha~ it could be a : could explode nu. clea.r weapon!ll Ja , . son o r. 8 . •. • ,, I the ail' O\'er c;itles instead Of Ill D. . f'io · -..:!i:·h~.__,._ · the" Surfal-e :ntlrcGold--...;-" '-· Som• Lawmakers Cool 1 · .. .,.,..., "~ lo•nv receiVed the Sophomore · crete f4JJout tbeltera to turD intt j IA•,ard of 1963 given by the Up- ! The administration last year ove{ls. cooking the people inside, . • 1 proposed a fwe·year program of they said U le didn't bunt. OhJO Valley Section of the . nuclear fallout sht>ltt'!· develop· · peop , . i . hey would probllbly suffocatto btl Arner11can Chemacal Soc1ety for 1 ment w1th an eventual price tag tho ld bt . . , th .1. , cause a11 ~xygen wou 1 Roxie VIrginia Weaver Cozart excellence 10 scholarship In 1of m~re a~ $2 b1 hon. 1h~ she-.· consu,med, these ~eie,ntists said. PT. PLEASANT .:..H~=,~~~:,'';%, 8 Racine area resl~ j ters m .pu~lic and non·p~f•l pn· tei'Yice for Clyde R. passed away Monday in On May ZO Mike was formal- vate buoldmgs woold be fmanted Pt. P. . .nt, will be a Middletown, 0. hospital. Mrs. Jy presented this award at the concept obsolete. Wins Honors At Oluo Umvers•ty Former Racine Resident Dies River Victim · Set Wednesday MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIROY, OHIO ·:~~=~it p. m. ol the JI ~me. Burial 1.ort4 . Od lllli·eall at the · t' ~· m. 'l)Jeeday. bbdy WIJ Ollio River otter tro,m the the busineSB meeting for 11164 were electand Included President, Mra. Abbott Ingles; VIce preMrs. Martin Abbott; Mrs. Clara Belle and Treasurer, Mro. May 31-.lune 1 "ALL FALL DOWN" Warren Beatty•. Eva Marie comrniHee Is Mr. Fred Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Barbara ""'""'• and Edison Baker. ~ of the Susan Park UIERTY THEATRE M!DDLEPoRT, OHlO Bible Sclwol To ·,, On June l 0 Bible School Sent Soc . . . . . . St. Paul Lutheran Church of Pomeroy will be offering to the community 8 Vaeatlon Bible to all children of the The theme of the school "Teach Us To Pray." The week school will study the IIL<ord'• Prayer and the value of II~::~:~~ as a young person, 'Moe will start June 10 and continue untO June 21. The school will start at 8 and end at 11. If there is a problem In transportaUon to the school RECEIVE BIBLES Bibles were presented Sunday morning 10 two members . of the Syrawse; Methodist church school who l.ere high school IJfaduates this year. Miss Rose Ann Theiss and Ernest S~, both graduates of Pomeroy High Scoot, were presented Bibles with Miss Marda Karr malting presentation. SAVE II I-t=~~~~~~~!~~~ t1,l 1u~h l)rive·ln • • T - • __..,._- ' • County llue to .ac· Saini, Karl lhldea, Auela Lansblll')', Brandon deWIIdo. Rosenbaum. The exeMrs. :1\lllroad Dr. 011· FRIDAY and SAl'UIIDAY luno 24-4 10 Park - . J aclde GleaiOD (aD ol bini), Laurel Goodwin'- Gl1!dl Johna, Charlie t<Uiila ·oM Linda Brubl. PNtuNIIo• "" a Guyo Co'- DOLLARS I lbs. $1 CIHn Winter Clotho lefor, Storing! ROBINSON'S 1 Rl. (Teelml<olor I Save On Your Dry Cl..nlng- Rli:PJUTER EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPJ( ~ M~lch~l~&~••• ;;sta;te;.~h~bas~ won the NCAA team ehlmpllllllhlp lllbl tlmOI althflUih a ·Spartan runner lwl flnl!hed flrrl only once (a-ow· .,._______,,fa Ke""'CC1, 1t16111. Mrs. "PAPA'S DILICATI COHOITtCIN" COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING provided. There wilt be crafts that per· laiD to the Lord's prayer with Idea of becoming aware of meaning of the Lord's Pray- Pi)iiLJillltt.llb;•GIIIbs Hay- SUN. MON. ontl !fUll. Use Robinson's Quality yiRI the achurch of. WY contact Ht70 and way will ~~~~,;; . ·wu boni ln M'uOn _, ,tht! late "THI DAY MAll INVADIO THI IARTH" Kent Taylor, Marie Wludoor. LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERs CenVInlent Pickup Stallone In Mlchlhp1rt~., Phone 2·5421 Mhldllpllrt iJr{ ~tai - ~' -~ . . J Jury May Have was borr In Rlocine on May meeting of the local sec12, 11109, ilion of the American Chemical She had been residing with Society. A banquet at the Lamother, Maggie Weaver, at , fayette Hotel, Marietta, preced· 0. for tho past seven ed the presentation, Mrs. Cozart was preced~ Mike r~ived a Rtoognitinn ed In death by a brother, ErD- Award from his dormitory, !lush est, ~nd her father, CharleB. Hall, for I!Cbolarship achieve· SIIVIvmg ...., her molbtr, ment for the first and sorond Maggie Weaver, lh,... da~b- semesters o&- the past · school len, Mrs. Edison Brace of II•· year, cine, Mrs. Andy Ward of Portlancl and Mrs. Denzll Brewer Recently he was lapped u i ot Fronklln e two oons Paul me of 2G charter members of . Bkii.er -1lf 'Fl;trock, MtChlgan Ephorian, newly orgauized ~n­ and Ferren c;oz.rt lri the u. s. or soc~ety at Ohoo UnoverSIIy, Mrty at Ft ~. Art .. whleh will ho)d group doscu•1110 sisters Mrs. Jack Adams slons woth vosotmg speakers In of Letart Falls and Mrs. Doug- the field .of Humanities. loa Johnson of Rlodne, t w o Mike, who has completed his br~ers, Verdict; Trial In-Fifth Day A verdict Is expected today ' in the Meigs County Common Pl.,.. Civil suit trial lnVolvlnl an action for alledged damage& as the result of an autemobile Emerson W8aver of sophomore year at Ohio Umand Mella Weaver of versity on an honor sch•olar·shlt> \ 11 IJf....chUdm and is majoring In chemistry. He · number of nieces and neph- Iaffiliated with Phi Eta Si~ms Fraternty, men's national honservlcea wIll be ' orary. He Is a 1961 graduate of at 1 p.m. at tbe Dor- Pomeroy High School. ehureh with Rev. NO•P4PI!:Il ~DAY IBalte.s offielatin&. Burial will be TO MEET WEDNESDAY Ill· iNof. .le per111ll em· Green Wood cemetery. Moose Lodge 11185 will meet tltfOI le ~ Memorial may call at the Ewing at the Wesley Fry residence oo ilelol'-lili>l· 'Diiy ......,_; 6tn wDI lie Funeral home In Pomeroy un- Mill-st. Middleport, at 8 p. m. Rfchard Malcom Hays, son IIIIMIIy 8eallaei· Tilaraday. ,_,Thursday. IWeoboesday, or Mrs. Stella Hays. Moll · st. · and o member of tha Hogh School grad class of '63 was tho relllctpient or the George and Lewis Memorial Scholarship Saturday evening at the Alumni Banquer. ~Y, All. !UPII -I ia Walhlnct<>n whp Indicated the 1'l)e ~ oaid, ·how~;,, was made by ""-· ·~ W...,., tlillllillln& l lfr~IJii ol the subpna conotltut' WaBate's •.t.lorbO):• could of Schools, Mr. L. "'. 5 ,WHIA,. ....... a IllY od proper III'Yice. . - ~ I ' . McComas. · • 1 "civ in tbe lfde;a ~, u 1 · deod''liclli ·ilo.W oenoant, bao glv· . ,.._ Ri"''Y" and noake lDOilono· or Richafd .has 11een ac~.. -in · 011 ....._ ladb''oti be intends Wolla<e uk! tho maid Ill"'"'· niislal of ••e - · ·.oo grounds school sports, playing tack---,a ~ hearing . ·ol the oxocutive .,.. C!lwil hao .,... jurlodictioo. , squad, . viet ~ilo 1I'OI'b hls ,lnterferen<e mansion . • w!Mo ~vii rlghls Wollace flow It Decatur Mo11-t rno All member of the ·q( the Wt!NI'Oill-bee!t'Oe·ofafolouy j d!ly . . nlflht ond WOI ringed b7 participated COilvietiaa. 11a1e lro9Poli be' · W'Willla<e "II II ridlwloo!a that they I the <!f the pbuie: · •.,lllld lint 1tl'vod • Nearo maid "'lnod a lro my ~-" Walla<e said. "Civ· i BlrminJI·Illly, abe's -dead." · f. .......,. eloM ·10 !lot 1overoor Award Goes To Ric~ard Hays .. . . . 1i~~f~l·.~51wrl~~~ ®o~tetoilod. """"" :DOIItltild · accident In 1968. on State route 33 IH!llr the Melp-Athent county line. Plaintiff of the suit Is Edgar E. Brewer of Portland who atledges damages totalling $79,· 410 08 against William L. RobInson of Hanglr03 Rock; 0. This 1110rning Maru>ing Weboter and Bernard V, Fultz, a~ torneys for tile defendant, were presenting final a.IJUIIMDis to the jury. Fred Crqw and Bernard Salisbury, attor11eyo for the plaintiff, w.re expected to present their arguments later thla morning. Today marked the filth day of the jury trial which began lost Wednesday, Jurors Ire ~lpll McCune, Wlllanl Pigott, Elsw Forbes, George G.......,., lflrold King Mly Hawk Atice Whito, Do., L. Wood, Paul Beaiils Juanita' Reeves Doria E. Ea~lmlln- lnd ~ A.. Woods. · Melp Moturlal llaspllal ADMISSION.<, - D··-II ,Doo Coltrtll, Syracuse M........ .._~ • ~ .... ,,.._ • nu .. land, ~ -~· Loac b tom. OCIW'll!llr.ta ·'· .•. "''T~a ~-. r - Ml ~.Rutland, fl!itllrlt,' Carl Jdro, b U · llal- ~ ila- • �• , ' • • • ' J sWIIIhe -1 n:·~n:y~::::::::~~~~~~~~~;l;~~'"~r·~wou~o~··•t~t•• .~2: Ill kluel. a eouplo .. H~len Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I~ JOTl'INGS IN PENCIL Novelist Norman Mailer. separated from the pert and witty _Lady Jeanne Campbell, is makmg the m1dto~n r~unds with a beautiful blonde. Her Identity lS still a secret from most of His Set ,. George Treadwell, Sarah Vaughan's first husband and manager - generally <red· ited with being the man who guided Sas· sy to her first real success - confides he 's set a deal to become Sammy Davis Jr.'s "television and concert producer" Robert Goulet fans aren't happy at the reception he's been getting at the Town and Country. As one loyalist put It: "They're sitting on their hands." Ma· ny more are saying that the Brooklyn mght spot is no place for their boy . . . Something abrupt happened to Robert Clary in his engagement at the Bon SOlr, and singer Terl Thornton is com· i~ in to replace him as headliner on May 23 She wasn't scheduled to open at the cafe until June 4.,but got the hurry· up call to come earlier, and obligingly agreed to make her debut on this short notice. This column was the first to call attention to Teri's talents back in March with a salute to her album titled •·some· where in the Night" and a prediction that she'd make it to stardom. Larry Blyden. in Nice. estimates that union demands which sent h1s TV com· pany scarrying out of London will cost that dly's economy S6.000,000. He was · all set to shoo t his series. "Harry's Girls." in London. but found the union regulations "impossible," so his troupe traveled to the Riviera, whe re they'll film most of the exteriors. Two other American TV shows, set to record the ac· tiort in England, cancelled plans for the same reason. Carol Lawrence "quietly" broke In her new nightclub act to a thunderous ovation at the Concord, the world's lar· gest night cl ub The reception from the audience of 4.000 - considered in show business circles "one of the toughest to keep amused" since they've seen every· thing - stunned Carol so that she burst Into tears onstage. Tony Charmoli put the act together. reportedly at a cost of $50.000. Carol has two fellows with her in the div ertissement Helen Wins ton. who produced the award-winner movie, "Hand in Hand," is here to work on her film production of Hugh Lofting's Dr. Dolltte stories with Norman Jewlson dl· reeling. She's also tolling on an original video series in which pretty Suzanne Ca· pri will play a top role. The ·government Is about to okay Ja. bor union demands for longer paid vaca· lions It's getting that if the sing· the colleg· ers aren't suin• the ; = Help Us! I:I•J.n lott•l • pllsh<S 111<0 IIDeullud: . • Ywr girl knows what ~be Is ll <~<•lnfl ' - and she wants to keep way. It bn't that she IIdoN1'I trust. yw, It's jus! that knows T.N.T (Wrlbly near can be dynaH. :f;.;;;:;-;;;:n~~f::-:::~~~~~:: :~~H~e~lpln:f'~Ha:ad 1 r..... ' · _,_UIIi( ~- -~-• A-TI>i I ~(*lpl. r. Q • kQ • ...._, ••• ~• l>-. rl. Nlc!Giailio, .,. Ill .. ' · tl AJII~f ,.,.,. ~. . ~ Ill . . ' Q-.,... . - N7 l!eDtlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, A-TI>e emu. aecond largos! c:buldl at' J..,...llmt ' ,_., olll•ing birds. cllarcb tndillcll tan ~I IIIIo ola111 becamt an apOolate IIIII Q-Wial plrale · ,... .... IOIJIIIle•l' the ;oct whiCh ~ ,.....,. ·a pretldeallll ~T heretical. . · , • , A-JeaD Lafitte. He aided . in \be successfUl del01l80 of Q-WW Qvl , Wlir ~1"=11 , New Orleans ln 181& and re- "" tile c..r..r.r.te oldt! t11ot · . es are suing them. Now It's a bitter feud Helen: hll past crlmee. pardon lot: Dopertmeal ceived a presldeqtial between folk balledeer Joan Baez and Walll·l• Help Fw MeaiiOy Die- of, but I can't 10 on, thlo Heady, 221 ColiiP ' the University of Loyola, which allege. ltarbed • I can't stand hllhwayo or Pll'k· Atoaka, · to Q-WIIo wwe tile N~ she skipped out on 1 concert date after Helen: ways, or anything away from a breve and deter. . tickets nad been sold for her perform· Hear B bo th .my lour walls. to ,..pin lrli health has a r•thor ~ark inoulllcl)e. ance The Embers is celebrating D· e1ore a. ut ree years ago I guess I should go to a PI)'" after 1111'1*fY tdd 1111Df we don't think II Is VMJ noDay a little early this year - with Dot· lsta", a,ds qmte normal. Tl>en 1 chlatrlst ' but they.',.. too OX· In SeltU• ~ Alaak1 llcelble, bqt .ll ,...,.U,S l)er 1 11 to · feel nervouo and pensive. and, besides, how cen tie Donegan at the ptano, alternating Cerdl and !titers . of IJTI!81 deal, becluoe tlhe olbtr with Dottie Dodgion on the drums. would help him strls tease hot: lllooll 11. Woukl started lma1mlng I had all 1 get there if I'm afraid to go 20th Century-Fox will get back quite sorts ol diSeases - everything out? Wbat can be done? -25Thaw to your yo• please tell her nol l to be a bit of the money it pbured into Italy anyone else had. Tl>e doetars YEAR-OLD WIFE , In lldvioncet - F. E. bothered so much abotll II?during the making of "Cleopatra," via sOld I was well , It was just my Dear 25 . WORRIED the largest advance guarantee ever ne· imagination, and, in saner .!noCall y . our State Mental ' H y· 1 •-•lh b k k h h .... e •• t.> war every Dear Worried: gotiated for a film there. In a just-com· ments. 1 new 1 ey were r>g t. glene Clinic. I believe it oper· J '::~~:~.,l like to read my I could tell her from her. to pleted deal, the movie company will get I though If I got presnanl, ales a Walk·ln Therapy and Jr 11 tl'e the only. lime breakfast, but my worda would· approximately $7,000,000 American mo· I'd be okay, but the baby didn't Counseling Hour which will of· the day I lei 1 chance to, n'l make aay dlHei'IIICO. J:ven ney - in cash - for the showings of come as last as we'd hoped and fer you tempor~ry halp uti! lhla fellow who alwaya alts lhoulh your daughter's ...,.. "Cleo" in Rome, Naples and Milan ... I got more nervous. We finally appointment can be set up lor me .... Well, you !mow tache Isn't very noticeable to Look for a gang of new souped-up sports had a baby, boy 14 months ago you. As for fear ol the story, Helen: He keepe you, It Is the only tblnc llbe premodels o emerge on the nation's high. and I thought everything would outside - tf your looklnc over my sh901der end oently sees In the mirror, 110 ways and thruways next year. There's a be line, but it's worse. comes with you, it can this morning he had the nerve help her bleach her troublea frantic race going on among the car I keep myself neat and the borne. Don't delay to ask me'to lend him the IIJIOI'II sway. Heve your daQ&hter aak companies to. gadget up their flivvers boby and house in order, but I family needs a whole wife page. What ahwlcll dO'? -MOL- your family doctor for a sood now on the drawing boards. Some of the !iust can't make myseU get mother. You can come baek LIE bleachiQi ooludon. - H. · future models will 1le even smaller than away from home. My husband them now. Later It will Dear MoUie: Tills column Is dedicated t.> the current toys, to meet the foreign wants to take a little ride now mueh harder.- H. Eilhe~ chill!&• 10111, owttch family UviQi, 10 If yw•,.. hav· competition, and then and he plans picnics Dear Helen: a woman'• mapzlne, Or be lnf klcl trouble or jUII plabj Picture, if you will, Princess Soraya and parties. but I just can't My girl and I have been a sport and lend him lhe pace• .trouble, let Helen help YOU. strollin~ into P. J. Clark's one Sunday - I'm afraid. If he takes me ing steady for the last H, She wW al~o welcome YOIIl own night wtth notebook and ballpoint, mak· the store, I have to run months. Everytime I hold Helen· amll$'""' --te Addr s ing notes on the habitues of that fasci· to the ear In live mlnfutes. tight, she thinks I'm trying We have ·, daughter who Ia 11 oi nating establishment. Soraya has been don't know what I'm a raid start somelhing. I love and and lllealed. But. lite newspaper, offered a job as columnist for a Dussel· dorf paper. tHey, Princess, want an item about Bill Slocum?) .. , . Marcello Mas· troianni's modest comment on his tal· ents : "I'm an empty canvas upon which a director paints." ... The Sardi Set hears that William Jnge will collaborate with Lionel Bart (creator of "Oliver") on a musical based on . Dodge City in the days of the Old West . . . There's a per· sistent rumor that DJve Brubeck I• about to join the parade of artists leav· ing Columbia Records. Carmen MacRae was the latest to ask for and get a release from the company. The brllliant Marcel Marceau Is open· ing a school in Paris to teach ,pantomlme. He says Charlie Chaplin has agreed to join the faculty on a part-time basis, con· ducUng a class once a month . .. Tip to feature editors who enjoy articles on people who lead double Jives: The drum· mer in the Turkish combo playing for the belly dancers at the lloundtable , a young chap named Robert Marashlian, follows quite a dllferent pursuit in the daytime . He teaches mathematics at Co· lumbia High School in South Orange, N. J . , . . Former middltweight champ Jake LaMota has high hopes of getting his life story filmed and :tells cronies he thinks Vince ("Bell Cas~)"'J . Edwards would be just splendid as the celluloid LaMotta. Helen'Bo~t";! ~::0 ..,.I .W.'a·,pa llriiT : , _ oJ r.lllll If Will- A..,Sioaewall la.:boo. • •, · Moinly About People In ' Pomeroy · ~ ...n... . ' · ··. ' HOUH ' Q-By w!Uit IIIIDe 11 Wlltl olton reterm to Ill ~~~er~...-r bus. law:. can be assured that • rs. ae~· ty Hutchinson, Mrs. Marcia Delay and Mr. Mn. Marie Birchfield, Mrs. end Mrs. Wyatt Thompson were Janet Morris, Mrs. Mary Beard, weekend gueets of the former's Mil. Wayne Turner, Mrs. Dorio slater, Mrs. Jobn Smllh. . Tl>omas, Mrs. Betty Hobetetter, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mrs. Mar. and Skippy returned home garet Parsons, Mrs. Karl Her· 100 SUnday evening alter a weekend ::·. Mr~ N,fa Nicholson, Mrs. •islt al Sandlllky with Mr and ~ll!h no son, Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. R. C. Rieman and la;.u, " a Mueld, Mrs. Hiram Slawter, u. and .,_ Chester "-oo' mrs. I red Hyoell, Mra. Ber· ''"· ...u-•· ,...D tha La · p·'"ey, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Willi- Mrs ; her• Mrs. v·Man ama. . Ch • nger HoUih,_ Mrs. C. 0 . apman, Mrs. Eh•abeth Ann Mrs. Florence Holley return• Webster, Mrs. Judy Chase Mill· ed boma Sunday after a several ~,:;,:' Miss Karen Drake. Coweeks visit with relatives In eo. M a. lumbus and Sandusky. rs. Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Mills Cheryl Ebel'sbach is Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Joseph spending Ibis week In Colum· Struble, Mrs. Clarence Struble, bus with Ml!s Judy Va•&han. Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, of PomMlsa Judy Vaughan of~ eroy, Miss . Sandra Drake, Rio bus, spent the weekend With her. Grande, MISs Marilyn. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Milos Dee Thomu, MISs Edna Vaughan Swick, RuUend, MISs Sally Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler Schaal, Middleport, Mrs. NeD. A-Cambria Ita 'Litlll • ' ·• Q-Wbltll 11 uterelllt A-A mlnoo ,~anet, one of • many thrw1oanrla ol ·. 111111 Jd.a 1 1... ............ t-lo .... v..,;. .,"'jj; : ol Mara and .:S :':;, m::J; llrsl responslbWty lies with the dr!ver, and when he dDell no I choose ~ do hlo part to avoid repetition of past holiday ex· perlences, the enforcement oil~ cer must take over " Colonel Radcliffe ~. lntlrUct.. his officer. to uUIIze all • vallable resource• at 1he 1r to make our aafe for all users. Th 0 · who violates our bald M or~; · .I and daughter, Linda were Vfeekend pests of bls patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler. A •---rated "'M'"'""' ~u......, cake was served with the dinner Sunday, hooorlng IJbda on her birthday Mr and Mn Ellis King of Pt. 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I 10-ounqe BEVERAGE GLASS FREE with each IOVtll•plJOD purch- of Alhlaacl paoliQe. ASHLAND ____, da Moore, MteJroy M•r:Hnl, jll'elfllted '"""" Wffl'id !Vol T'"" lfcGowan, Lindl Starch.· 11 Fort Hood, Tot ~. -~ PbDip S-'-'-11 •-nd and Mrs. George Thompoon Mr~ndandEddie~· Mr R Nancy, 0 ~ ' · •nOIDpiOII, Judith, Norman, . Janice, ford and Brian; Mr. and Charles TholllpBOI1, Charlet yne and Gregory; Mr. and Mrs. Garland Walker and Gayla; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ridenour and Aleecia and Ute h-... 6 H • oumu =• Douglas, Allen L -'· '"""• Cro11er W eddlng J' ows .4.re Read ~d':;,, Wedding /s Announced r::;': w'!:i'u, Army 111 A..,..! I TIRE BUYS I Ira Swalzel, Frank Titus, Bro.,. I da Wagner, Allen Swa,rt~. ellA Thompson, Keith Whiale)', I Mickey Winebrenner. SOPHOMORES-Ralph Can1p- ) bell, Donna Crow, Louis Sharon Dill, Jennifer Eva n '· Loretta Fridley , Patricia Fultz, Anita Hell, Mary Handley, na Hauck, Joan Hewetson. John Johnson, Rnbert Smith Janet ·Bryce Smith, ' Linda CHILDRENS CANVAS OXFORDS RED, WHITE OR BLUE A REAL HONEY FOR THE MONEY New Coope r ''Hi-T" nylon cord is stronger 1ha n slcel cable, pound for pound. New Cooper Hi..Carbon ~O~d rubber delivers as much 11 , ·" more !!.life miles.. The new only White walls also Derpin pificNI ' ' .' ' • III(W CIOKI NOJICTIVI IIIVICI IUAIIAIIfEE• bets YOIIf tlrt lnve&tlrltllb IIIII.INTEE• bach your tlrt lnwntment, I. f or II filii 11C11tN and 2. lift ot triM t. For 21 full monlll$ ll1d 2. life of tre111 lllinJt tccldenlll road hmrd dlrna• wor~m111ship and llll"rltls. .,. ll!inst l tC idental rotd 111111d damaae • MEW CODrt:l rtiOTECYIYE HIIIVII:E wi:lrkmtnUIIp llld 1111~rlal1 . ' Bulk Tank Serv•'ce We handle aU sizes of tanks lor bottl• gas. We sernce wbat we sell. MOORE'S Rutland Furniture JJ?~ ReadiM.i~·Jr SHOP and SAVE at attended ay IJe. lllilton . .·Higll School, ~:::/1 ' ~ND,OHIO SYRACUSE - The Flrst u... Jane University and The Ch lied Presbyterian Church Tl>omu, Worman. j)esign oi Floral Arrangements. Middleport, wu the scene of Mn. B. Clark Is I b Tl>e couple realde at IZ311 Ma,... the- weddlg of Donna Ladene leader oi the troop. Drl Columbus Diddle and Jack llandley. Tl>e marriage vows were read by • ~ ._.. ..._...,... the Rev. Uoward Ruppel!, Frl· ... (\ Phone SH. 2-4811 ::~~..=:..::::!::.....-::::;~·~~;:·~·~·~~~;·;:::::;;;b:;;ijiiiiii::;;:;::""""""'"""""";~;~;~ 124 W. MAIN ST. d n . .. . .,. e~tl bte goo o~e gummefttivne .. f. WY 2·284& POMEROY, OHIO - • now twist-o-lock pony-tail! Paint Now ...Pay Later ,.,,_' ' fn the oven or on the grill ,. And rty IM'I• • holiday when o..J-Ieiner'• lltlt flllll ..., Ia port of 1M mtnu. ~ burger 01 He11tfij.1 &r~ sizes .•. Reg.ular B·PK/1. 01 . '' CO,MPAity Just " /. '• .. •• .~. '\ , . '•• '' !• \ • •. of the wrist to open or close. No more pulling or cutting lwist·O'·~/f; th~ ~rfect <tl'aY ~ \o'o ! .I ~-~ • 1 twist tough sticky· tape •• , no more le(!ring the /lag o,r just half-way closing it. I• ' •• use aniUe~u~ the poly plastic bag. J !< ' ..~~r:Ji!lfl~~;r"~i!~Y d~e~·f~ /iquiri yeg~~le sktenin~., ~It Ia ' ·' \ ,, . · . . ~ Juniof. '" {ie,d, ~ · ;,;; 1 . . someth ing extr• S{)f!Ciaf. Av~lablt.. ill ~ - _ ' I ' · \. ! • 1 • New Cooper Salely-$jped desipa. • • Best qullity for 'IUI:h a low price. ' I .70· 11 •••" 'nil tuae type Whi te wall and tubeless typo 1110 hon~y fDf tr'le money priced OTHERS TO $4.49 ' • New Cooper"Hi-T"rayoaconlllodJ. • NewCooperHi-Carbonrrcadrubbu enriched buns mal<t> f ~·~,~~~ . -~:;:~~' 1(: ~~" ' • 1.1g.11 ._,tck •II .... 11rH -- MIDDLEPORT plua ta end trllle-ia only 51'" THE SHOE BOX . 's 11 Cooper Safepard is a real honey for llic monry. See ll!l todlly. .! .' • lnd · ·"' plet2d hulc oornbll troinl.lC II Fort Knol, KJ. Tl>e 1$-yearArmy 5pect.allat Four Rdlorl old. l!!ld*, ..., ill Mrs. !thel W. Larkinl, o1 Looa BotiA>m, Udlllo. atleadelll Cbesler Hlgb part ID a flre.p>- tleiDo oebool. Your cholee PREB wltb / oil ehanp and lubl'lcetion. *' • •• IN DEMONSTIIAnON music~1,;wa~~1.r,"0~~~e:ll~:;;;.~~~;--:~--;;:;;:"""i:ii"":~::i5""""""11 ie Cartlenter, Mrs. Law· by Mrs. George Lear on Nuptial 8 renee Chapma~, Dexter· mornings at the Grace by the church Mrs. Marsha Dennison, Church Ten hours Ecltl"Mro II h•e e. I i n g• Mrs·. . · were · completed Tl>eeucrry · 11181ruCIIOD reception t Donkas Jl Shenef10ld, Langsville, Mn. the girls waa ~ Katherine Calcbell, VIDton and Tl>ose a~ the House. Mm Yvon· Mrs. Jean Vandemark 'and Lynn Carlnon course SUe Beal of Harrisonville daughters oi Clark-Summit, Pa. ~!"mper Sallie Da~iap •,;a~ Thehob::. Ford, S~aale ' Hlg~ ::..:: ~'::~~ DUJdlA!-Handl Gabrielli. Jackll! 11 Beaeficlal Flnaace, in Bel· jjltlilner ~! 1 Sm~ll H , ra May. >Spoololillt Lert<ino. I .. David Jennifer Lobae, • Gloria Shumate, Jan Joyce Stanley, Sharon Don Wehrung, Judy Wlngell. - Sue Arnold, Ruth Bailey, Robert Buell:, cy Burna, Alltaa ~:l:-1:~ !~ nlfl!r Crew J, Judy Folm.;.' Lance Hart, tricla Hennessy, Barbara Jinlbo-1 den, Kenneth Lawhorn~~:~ na Leonard John Carl McEir~y, Bruce zle, Kathryn Persinger, ""' ! Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Grover :!' Pomeroy, are 'announcing 1~ take it'trO:'lh e ,. e~d marriage of their daughter Ann Rickard, John Marcia Jane to Paul ' Houdashelt, .:On of Mrs. Glad· ys Taylor, Pomeroy and M Walter Houdashelt, 'Columbu:· Vows of the ceremony wer~ read at 7:30 p.m. 00 Saturday May It, at the Zion Church of Christ by the Rev. Eugene un. derwood. Attending the couple was Mr. and Mrs . Andrew Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt are graduates of Pomeroy H 1g h S.:hool. Mr. lloudashelt is em. ployed at the Ohio Valley Bak· ing Co. The couple are resid· ing at 701 Broad•. • y Street, Mid· dleport · _ __ __ CAIUI8 FIRST ACE GROSSINGER. N.Y. ([)PI> Buh 'IUlhill, a goff pro for 24 years, scored his frrst hoi.,.IIHme Monday on the 143-yard oecond hole at the Grossinger Country club course. wu""' , '!- 'lllomlt, Tl>urma Vaugllan, .lD c.mp..ny B. I< sle WIIIOII, J..,leo Wehruug, tallon ol tilt dlvlsloo'o l3l Ernestine \food. mw at Fori Jlootl, ..,... b 3. Make 81ft you have had ample rest. · 4. Break your trip with Irequent rest stops to •old Ia" . ue. a .,g ~ Schedule our lrl to avoid ~s when t/.vel wl~ ·be t h e heaviest . Av~ld' the un of lntoDic t.. . a lng beverages before or during yo.~r trip. , Tl>e Highway Patrol .will be on the ~Nays to ...,st m,. deal" ;~"":t:'ter :'ble cause lroobl yose th 0 he or, Honor Roll Bea/-Swarf MATCHING PITCHER OR SERVING TRAY 01~,' ~ R~FINING ' l ·S·:er· r And you can get itFREE! You'll want the complete set-eight lO-oun~ JWI!e81 ,., matching 2V~uart pitcher and a 13•inch tray. It's ideal for serving all beve~ · .. -iced tea, milk, juice8, water. The tray can be used to serve sand\vibhea•telisbel'•• cakes or fruil To get. your set, SEE YOUR GOOD. NEIGHBOR 4\SHLAND OIL DEALER displaying the "FREE BEVERAGE S~T'' sigJi. T , . . · · :. OFFER IXflfRES AU(JIJST 4, 1963 aid Cross' Sons . ............ .c,r .P"*'- t~!m""',! 1J11W Ia o-, PaiDelii ~;Ylil! ~ oi.td ._•.,. Pomero ' y .Higb , •' Mr. and Mn. Robert llltiOk·l wl!l be otopped, corrected. Radc!HI e,.., sa• necessary, removed from the e. before he is the · traffic accident. Memorial Day Is the first jor holiday of the summer cation season. Many motorist. are planning to make trips visit friends, relatives. on the varloos recreation areas Mr. and Mrs. William G. Beal Ohio. Traffic wJIJ be heavier Harr'ISO 'll nv1 e are announc-. than normal, necessltafing the marriage of their dau· Ira caution and cour!Psy in driv· M. Lucille to M t• lng as well as obedience to traf· Jr . ' aar n laws. Tl>e Ohio Stale High· Tl>e oP.~ ' ~tl~gton.~l C. way Patrol offers the following was perform.:; ~cthe ~ vid Skeen at the Broad sire.1 . Senior Girl Scouts Church, Columbus, 18 R • Ce •fi May · S:!~v:em,:: ,:at:,inr rna:. ollnhonnr was Scoot Troop 215 received Best yman ':aa'Thomaa certificates Saturday mornin& Hllliudo 0 Ushe completing the Standard Stanley ae'al ;, rs Aid Course ol the Amer~ Sam•el Gresham oi Red Cross. Tl>e course was ton Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher wbite pique sheath dreu with ol Parkeraburs, w. Va. spent white accet~sorles '1"Her .. . 1rul"l the weekend with their parenta, waa of red , ...... Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Ll..;..... Did· Mr. and Mr,. Sam Arnolcl and die of Syrac•oe are parenta of Wt!l'l! ac<:o~Dpanled home by the bride. Tl>e groom It! tile oon Gordoo Jl'lsher and Sammy Am· of Mr, and llfsr. C. F. Handley old lor a weeks villi. of Langavjlle G~JO'! Roush and Frank Tl>e new Mrs. Handley 1s 1 Porter lr. left Friday lor a member of this year's graduat.. weeks camping at . Alb&Dy. • ing class of Pomeroy H 1 g b Mn. Mason Fl8her and Mrs. school. Mr. Handley ia employMilton Roush were recent busi· ed at the A & p Super Martel DOss vlsllors In Parkersburg, Allendlng the wedding ~ W· Va. the bride's parents and h e r Mr. and Mn. George Mowrey grandmother, Mrs. Alpha Cotentertained 'ldth 1 dinner Sun- trill. ' a,.y at their homo Laurel Clllf. Tiley are residing lor t b e Guests weo:e Mr. and Mrs. Earl present time at the home oi bJ1 Freacll of Columbus aad Mr. parents In Langsv!Ue and Mrs. Jalll'"' Gilbert, Zanee· ollie, TAKES ootLEOIII P08T ' ,...,·uey ·ro · SCHENECTADY, N.Y. tUPilA ~--.. . MEET . Elwyn E•- will aSSUIDOt hll \ : The Ljlillee Auxiliary oi the new post as varsity butelbaJI ' American Legion, Feeney·Ben- coach at Union Collere SepL 1 ' aett Pool, wiD meet Tuesday Evans, 37, had <oaclted at a-: evening at 7:30 p.m. at the ~ mor High Behool the 11101 uPon haD In Middleport. aeuons. c 73NmnedTo SpendFHbnd Fith Rewti11u ey , . f"""' Staf wu • Thom- end family t:i rencebur&, Ind. spent tile to tnlb ywr trip and y,jth relaUves ben. lqd ea)oyeble one ratJI. His . mot!H!r, Mra. Ablllllll 1 trq1c ..,., Tl>ompoon entertelntd tile , lly 11 a picnic oupper I. Plan &heed .·· .·.doD I CI'OtJC! evening. llevellly·lllree POIIIei'Ojl )'OUI'!elf 1,.. lime end try to All the family were ochool student. rated the travel ton grul 1 distance, ne- but nne grandson J"'- S m -ka honoe roll ceBOitatlng o:rceulve speed and Thompson who in tilt aav · to James Diehl, laking chancOI. staliooed 'tn New!wadland Y are' 2. Make oure )'OUI' .,... 11 In Those present were Mr.' - Bertha good medtanicol condllloo be- Mrs. James B. Tl>ompooo, Diebl, Kay cOHo "however lheee hi•" ' ' .,, ways CaD ooly be as sale as wr drivers make ~em. The ~~~~y..ta illtower ,,.. Mrs. da~:vebr":d:· :..-:~~- In a SMOKE I) • !Umlnalllil the pooolbUity of duth at IDjury on Ohlo't high""71, - . dOlling with J10' lllltla1 .eddeol huard.o ed by careteu driven, will be primary objecllve of I h e Slate Highway Patrol d.,. thlt forthcoming Memorial llnlldly period, tl<COrdlng to Scott B. Radcliffe, P• ••- I 0 some •oc !nest f,..e otarlint!. ""'1 8ad guest oi Mr. ..: to Mrs. Mory E. Cbaplll8ll and Mrs. George He!Du and wltb Mn. Morgue! PlrBOIII Mrs. WDllam KWinger. w!Dnlng the door prize . · Mr. and Mrs. Orts Glnlher ol AD arrangement n1 pink end Clnclllaatl arrived Sunday to white carnations centered the opaad a lew days at their home refreahment table wltb Mn. on Otester R1lad. Clarence Struble presiding at Mrs C the oliver coffee service and . ar oore ,..turned Mrs Ellzabelh Aon Webster at borne Saturday lifter • several the Punch bowl. days vlsllln Columbus wilh Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Tl>omJIIOII. Attend~ were Mra. Billle Mrs John Smltb returned Lee WllliamsQn, Mrs. Fred WIJ. home· Saturday lifter 1 wee1u ~1118011, Mro. Edith WUliamson, visit Wilh relatives In Colt110o ~=..Canady,~. Jler.. 1M Q-Wbl balldllot aerftl • · c.pilel tf• " Piltrol Offers Suggestions For Memorial Drivers ~oit~lendenl;, ,.!'"ti.Nora kEakJno of Dayton were played and a prJ~ award- ::.:.~ .::!:t"a6:lo~l ~~ Q-Hew laq will 1M l l . - lullt linT • • ' A-The 111e of, a llitr ·I t I!'Gal. two to lour years. Whelllft '014 : onelfls wt a lleW ODI!IAIIII place. A-Maryland'• Stale at Aanapolla. Co-boa~ ~~or .. bUilt II · tile lint po1cellmelbe UDitod lllalltT Miss Webster Hohored With Recent Shower La~ S Ia I' .• o., May 28, 11183-S Mr. lnd Mn. Jomeo Gilberl A pre-nuptial ahower - gty. of Zaneavllle were weebnd ell Ia hmor r1. .~ Jean AQ11 cuea!S o1 Mr and Mn o..r e Webtter, bride ~ nl Cadet Mowrey, Clllf. · If Daniel Sb'uhle, WediiOiday niDI at tilt home of Mn. !far. ofMrDa. and Mn. Walter llill'- vey Erlowino In Rutland. of b' yton ::: -a.td IUelll were Mre mo ' Mra. Wjlllam 1111 Chase, Mrs. Grace cOleweD ' ' and Mn Pearl IJIUe cameo ~J Q-~te• la .. ~- . , ll!ooln Ill Jllo Uollod A-The Mlt)>lancl Hoose In Amllpolla, l'm. j .(' t 0 • ~~~··y'· . .\''-: ' •r • ·.1. ' ...,,. ' .... . .. ., .\~ • • " ·.~ �• , ' • • • ' J sWIIIhe -1 n:·~n:y~::::::::~~~~~~~~~;l;~~'"~r·~wou~o~··•t~t•• .~2: Ill kluel. a eouplo .. H~len Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I~ JOTl'INGS IN PENCIL Novelist Norman Mailer. separated from the pert and witty _Lady Jeanne Campbell, is makmg the m1dto~n r~unds with a beautiful blonde. Her Identity lS still a secret from most of His Set ,. George Treadwell, Sarah Vaughan's first husband and manager - generally <red· ited with being the man who guided Sas· sy to her first real success - confides he 's set a deal to become Sammy Davis Jr.'s "television and concert producer" Robert Goulet fans aren't happy at the reception he's been getting at the Town and Country. As one loyalist put It: "They're sitting on their hands." Ma· ny more are saying that the Brooklyn mght spot is no place for their boy . . . Something abrupt happened to Robert Clary in his engagement at the Bon SOlr, and singer Terl Thornton is com· i~ in to replace him as headliner on May 23 She wasn't scheduled to open at the cafe until June 4.,but got the hurry· up call to come earlier, and obligingly agreed to make her debut on this short notice. This column was the first to call attention to Teri's talents back in March with a salute to her album titled •·some· where in the Night" and a prediction that she'd make it to stardom. Larry Blyden. in Nice. estimates that union demands which sent h1s TV com· pany scarrying out of London will cost that dly's economy S6.000,000. He was · all set to shoo t his series. "Harry's Girls." in London. but found the union regulations "impossible," so his troupe traveled to the Riviera, whe re they'll film most of the exteriors. Two other American TV shows, set to record the ac· tiort in England, cancelled plans for the same reason. Carol Lawrence "quietly" broke In her new nightclub act to a thunderous ovation at the Concord, the world's lar· gest night cl ub The reception from the audience of 4.000 - considered in show business circles "one of the toughest to keep amused" since they've seen every· thing - stunned Carol so that she burst Into tears onstage. Tony Charmoli put the act together. reportedly at a cost of $50.000. Carol has two fellows with her in the div ertissement Helen Wins ton. who produced the award-winner movie, "Hand in Hand," is here to work on her film production of Hugh Lofting's Dr. Dolltte stories with Norman Jewlson dl· reeling. She's also tolling on an original video series in which pretty Suzanne Ca· pri will play a top role. The ·government Is about to okay Ja. bor union demands for longer paid vaca· lions It's getting that if the sing· the colleg· ers aren't suin• the ; = Help Us! I:I•J.n lott•l • pllsh<S 111<0 IIDeullud: . • Ywr girl knows what ~be Is ll <~<•lnfl ' - and she wants to keep way. It bn't that she IIdoN1'I trust. yw, It's jus! that knows T.N.T (Wrlbly near can be dynaH. :f;.;;;:;-;;;:n~~f::-:::~~~~~:: :~~H~e~lpln:f'~Ha:ad 1 r..... ' · _,_UIIi( ~- -~-• A-TI>i I ~(*lpl. r. Q • kQ • ...._, ••• ~• l>-. rl. Nlc!Giailio, .,. Ill .. ' · tl AJII~f ,.,.,. ~. . ~ Ill . . ' Q-.,... . - N7 l!eDtlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, A-TI>e emu. aecond largos! c:buldl at' J..,...llmt ' ,_., olll•ing birds. cllarcb tndillcll tan ~I IIIIo ola111 becamt an apOolate IIIII Q-Wial plrale · ,... .... IOIJIIIle•l' the ;oct whiCh ~ ,.....,. ·a pretldeallll ~T heretical. . · , • , A-JeaD Lafitte. He aided . in \be successfUl del01l80 of Q-WW Qvl , Wlir ~1"=11 , New Orleans ln 181& and re- "" tile c..r..r.r.te oldt! t11ot · . es are suing them. Now It's a bitter feud Helen: hll past crlmee. pardon lot: Dopertmeal ceived a presldeqtial between folk balledeer Joan Baez and Walll·l• Help Fw MeaiiOy Die- of, but I can't 10 on, thlo Heady, 221 ColiiP ' the University of Loyola, which allege. ltarbed • I can't stand hllhwayo or Pll'k· Atoaka, · to Q-WIIo wwe tile N~ she skipped out on 1 concert date after Helen: ways, or anything away from a breve and deter. . tickets nad been sold for her perform· Hear B bo th .my lour walls. to ,..pin lrli health has a r•thor ~ark inoulllcl)e. ance The Embers is celebrating D· e1ore a. ut ree years ago I guess I should go to a PI)'" after 1111'1*fY tdd 1111Df we don't think II Is VMJ noDay a little early this year - with Dot· lsta", a,ds qmte normal. Tl>en 1 chlatrlst ' but they.',.. too OX· In SeltU• ~ Alaak1 llcelble, bqt .ll ,...,.U,S l)er 1 11 to · feel nervouo and pensive. and, besides, how cen tie Donegan at the ptano, alternating Cerdl and !titers . of IJTI!81 deal, becluoe tlhe olbtr with Dottie Dodgion on the drums. would help him strls tease hot: lllooll 11. Woukl started lma1mlng I had all 1 get there if I'm afraid to go 20th Century-Fox will get back quite sorts ol diSeases - everything out? Wbat can be done? -25Thaw to your yo• please tell her nol l to be a bit of the money it pbured into Italy anyone else had. Tl>e doetars YEAR-OLD WIFE , In lldvioncet - F. E. bothered so much abotll II?during the making of "Cleopatra," via sOld I was well , It was just my Dear 25 . WORRIED the largest advance guarantee ever ne· imagination, and, in saner .!noCall y . our State Mental ' H y· 1 •-•lh b k k h h .... e •• t.> war every Dear Worried: gotiated for a film there. In a just-com· ments. 1 new 1 ey were r>g t. glene Clinic. I believe it oper· J '::~~:~.,l like to read my I could tell her from her. to pleted deal, the movie company will get I though If I got presnanl, ales a Walk·ln Therapy and Jr 11 tl'e the only. lime breakfast, but my worda would· approximately $7,000,000 American mo· I'd be okay, but the baby didn't Counseling Hour which will of· the day I lei 1 chance to, n'l make aay dlHei'IIICO. J:ven ney - in cash - for the showings of come as last as we'd hoped and fer you tempor~ry halp uti! lhla fellow who alwaya alts lhoulh your daughter's ...,.. "Cleo" in Rome, Naples and Milan ... I got more nervous. We finally appointment can be set up lor me .... Well, you !mow tache Isn't very noticeable to Look for a gang of new souped-up sports had a baby, boy 14 months ago you. As for fear ol the story, Helen: He keepe you, It Is the only tblnc llbe premodels o emerge on the nation's high. and I thought everything would outside - tf your looklnc over my sh901der end oently sees In the mirror, 110 ways and thruways next year. There's a be line, but it's worse. comes with you, it can this morning he had the nerve help her bleach her troublea frantic race going on among the car I keep myself neat and the borne. Don't delay to ask me'to lend him the IIJIOI'II sway. Heve your daQ&hter aak companies to. gadget up their flivvers boby and house in order, but I family needs a whole wife page. What ahwlcll dO'? -MOL- your family doctor for a sood now on the drawing boards. Some of the !iust can't make myseU get mother. You can come baek LIE bleachiQi ooludon. - H. · future models will 1le even smaller than away from home. My husband them now. Later It will Dear MoUie: Tills column Is dedicated t.> the current toys, to meet the foreign wants to take a little ride now mueh harder.- H. Eilhe~ chill!&• 10111, owttch family UviQi, 10 If yw•,.. hav· competition, and then and he plans picnics Dear Helen: a woman'• mapzlne, Or be lnf klcl trouble or jUII plabj Picture, if you will, Princess Soraya and parties. but I just can't My girl and I have been a sport and lend him lhe pace• .trouble, let Helen help YOU. strollin~ into P. J. Clark's one Sunday - I'm afraid. If he takes me ing steady for the last H, She wW al~o welcome YOIIl own night wtth notebook and ballpoint, mak· the store, I have to run months. Everytime I hold Helen· amll$'""' --te Addr s ing notes on the habitues of that fasci· to the ear In live mlnfutes. tight, she thinks I'm trying We have ·, daughter who Ia 11 oi nating establishment. Soraya has been don't know what I'm a raid start somelhing. I love and and lllealed. But. lite newspaper, offered a job as columnist for a Dussel· dorf paper. tHey, Princess, want an item about Bill Slocum?) .. , . Marcello Mas· troianni's modest comment on his tal· ents : "I'm an empty canvas upon which a director paints." ... The Sardi Set hears that William Jnge will collaborate with Lionel Bart (creator of "Oliver") on a musical based on . Dodge City in the days of the Old West . . . There's a per· sistent rumor that DJve Brubeck I• about to join the parade of artists leav· ing Columbia Records. Carmen MacRae was the latest to ask for and get a release from the company. The brllliant Marcel Marceau Is open· ing a school in Paris to teach ,pantomlme. He says Charlie Chaplin has agreed to join the faculty on a part-time basis, con· ducUng a class once a month . .. Tip to feature editors who enjoy articles on people who lead double Jives: The drum· mer in the Turkish combo playing for the belly dancers at the lloundtable , a young chap named Robert Marashlian, follows quite a dllferent pursuit in the daytime . He teaches mathematics at Co· lumbia High School in South Orange, N. J . , . . Former middltweight champ Jake LaMota has high hopes of getting his life story filmed and :tells cronies he thinks Vince ("Bell Cas~)"'J . Edwards would be just splendid as the celluloid LaMotta. Helen'Bo~t";! ~::0 ..,.I .W.'a·,pa llriiT : , _ oJ r.lllll If Will- A..,Sioaewall la.:boo. • •, · Moinly About People In ' Pomeroy · ~ ...n... . ' · ··. ' HOUH ' Q-By w!Uit IIIIDe 11 Wlltl olton reterm to Ill ~~~er~...-r bus. law:. can be assured that • rs. ae~· ty Hutchinson, Mrs. Marcia Delay and Mr. Mn. Marie Birchfield, Mrs. end Mrs. Wyatt Thompson were Janet Morris, Mrs. Mary Beard, weekend gueets of the former's Mil. Wayne Turner, Mrs. Dorio slater, Mrs. Jobn Smllh. . Tl>omas, Mrs. Betty Hobetetter, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mrs. Mar. and Skippy returned home garet Parsons, Mrs. Karl Her· 100 SUnday evening alter a weekend ::·. Mr~ N,fa Nicholson, Mrs. •islt al Sandlllky with Mr and ~ll!h no son, Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. R. C. Rieman and la;.u, " a Mueld, Mrs. Hiram Slawter, u. and .,_ Chester "-oo' mrs. I red Hyoell, Mra. Ber· ''"· ...u-•· ,...D tha La · p·'"ey, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Willi- Mrs ; her• Mrs. v·Man ama. . Ch • nger HoUih,_ Mrs. C. 0 . apman, Mrs. Eh•abeth Ann Mrs. Florence Holley return• Webster, Mrs. Judy Chase Mill· ed boma Sunday after a several ~,:;,:' Miss Karen Drake. Coweeks visit with relatives In eo. M a. lumbus and Sandusky. rs. Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Mills Cheryl Ebel'sbach is Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Joseph spending Ibis week In Colum· Struble, Mrs. Clarence Struble, bus with Ml!s Judy Va•&han. Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, of PomMlsa Judy Vaughan of~ eroy, Miss . Sandra Drake, Rio bus, spent the weekend With her. Grande, MISs Marilyn. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Milos Dee Thomu, MISs Edna Vaughan Swick, RuUend, MISs Sally Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler Schaal, Middleport, Mrs. NeD. A-Cambria Ita 'Litlll • ' ·• Q-Wbltll 11 uterelllt A-A mlnoo ,~anet, one of • many thrw1oanrla ol ·. 111111 Jd.a 1 1... ............ t-lo .... v..,;. .,"'jj; : ol Mara and .:S :':;, m::J; llrsl responslbWty lies with the dr!ver, and when he dDell no I choose ~ do hlo part to avoid repetition of past holiday ex· perlences, the enforcement oil~ cer must take over " Colonel Radcliffe ~. lntlrUct.. his officer. to uUIIze all • vallable resource• at 1he 1r to make our aafe for all users. Th 0 · who violates our bald M or~; · .I and daughter, Linda were Vfeekend pests of bls patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler. A •---rated "'M'"'""' ~u......, cake was served with the dinner Sunday, hooorlng IJbda on her birthday Mr and Mn Ellis King of Pt. Pl...;.,t, W. were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. I ....,. Va. Sunday Val~, ::~:~=ri!:::i;~spenllhe with 1 M~. and Mrs. Dwane Jolmson. Friday evening, they attended a h,..,.. '"'0 warmlng at ""' new hnme of Mr. ~ntl Mrs. Richard Simon and on, Saturday even- ~- PICNIC HAMS lb Ohio Velley WIENERS 2 lb. okt- '• 79c 49 GROUND BEEF ~ FRESH · MUSTARD Full C Ouort 25 \ HOT DOG SAUCE 10 ... 2 ,., 45c E~ tlze PORTAGE GARDEN FRESH B·EVERA SWEET PICKLES LETTUCE ~~--~·----- 15c TOMATOES lb.25c BANANAS 2~25c 39c ARMOURS TREET 39c PAPER PLATES, 36 count .... · .. .... · 49c ·"''""·• PAPER NAPKINS, 200 count · · · · · · · · 33c ·ITOKIL Y'l - Nq. 2 CAN ·t CRUSHED PINEAPPLE · · ·· · · · · · · 29c JOAN 0, A•c e KIDNEY BEANS, 303 size · ·· · · · 15c : e SALAD DRESSING · · · ·· ·· · · · Qt. 39c 00\.L Y MAOISON LADY TAilOR SWEET POTATOES 2 ~1n 25c ARGO CATSUP 14 OZ. SIZE 6 ,., 89c ''Where You Do All Of Your Shepplntt Under One RNf' 1160-RACINI, 0.~1t6S ~ ~~ ,..,.,. I 10-ounqe BEVERAGE GLASS FREE with each IOVtll•plJOD purch- of Alhlaacl paoliQe. ASHLAND ____, da Moore, MteJroy M•r:Hnl, jll'elfllted '"""" Wffl'id !Vol T'"" lfcGowan, Lindl Starch.· 11 Fort Hood, Tot ~. -~ PbDip S-'-'-11 •-nd and Mrs. George Thompoon Mr~ndandEddie~· Mr R Nancy, 0 ~ ' · •nOIDpiOII, Judith, Norman, . Janice, ford and Brian; Mr. and Charles TholllpBOI1, Charlet yne and Gregory; Mr. and Mrs. Garland Walker and Gayla; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ridenour and Aleecia and Ute h-... 6 H • oumu =• Douglas, Allen L -'· '"""• Cro11er W eddlng J' ows .4.re Read ~d':;,, Wedding /s Announced r::;': w'!:i'u, Army 111 A..,..! I TIRE BUYS I Ira Swalzel, Frank Titus, Bro.,. I da Wagner, Allen Swa,rt~. ellA Thompson, Keith Whiale)', I Mickey Winebrenner. SOPHOMORES-Ralph Can1p- ) bell, Donna Crow, Louis Sharon Dill, Jennifer Eva n '· Loretta Fridley , Patricia Fultz, Anita Hell, Mary Handley, na Hauck, Joan Hewetson. John Johnson, Rnbert Smith Janet ·Bryce Smith, ' Linda CHILDRENS CANVAS OXFORDS RED, WHITE OR BLUE A REAL HONEY FOR THE MONEY New Coope r ''Hi-T" nylon cord is stronger 1ha n slcel cable, pound for pound. New Cooper Hi..Carbon ~O~d rubber delivers as much 11 , ·" more !!.life miles.. The new only White walls also Derpin pificNI ' ' .' ' • III(W CIOKI NOJICTIVI IIIVICI IUAIIAIIfEE• bets YOIIf tlrt lnve&tlrltllb IIIII.INTEE• bach your tlrt lnwntment, I. f or II filii 11C11tN and 2. lift ot triM t. For 21 full monlll$ ll1d 2. life of tre111 lllinJt tccldenlll road hmrd dlrna• wor~m111ship and llll"rltls. .,. ll!inst l tC idental rotd 111111d damaae • MEW CODrt:l rtiOTECYIYE HIIIVII:E wi:lrkmtnUIIp llld 1111~rlal1 . ' Bulk Tank Serv•'ce We handle aU sizes of tanks lor bottl• gas. We sernce wbat we sell. MOORE'S Rutland Furniture JJ?~ ReadiM.i~·Jr SHOP and SAVE at attended ay IJe. lllilton . .·Higll School, ~:::/1 ' ~ND,OHIO SYRACUSE - The Flrst u... Jane University and The Ch lied Presbyterian Church Tl>omu, Worman. j)esign oi Floral Arrangements. Middleport, wu the scene of Mn. B. Clark Is I b Tl>e couple realde at IZ311 Ma,... the- weddlg of Donna Ladene leader oi the troop. Drl Columbus Diddle and Jack llandley. Tl>e marriage vows were read by • ~ ._.. ..._...,... the Rev. Uoward Ruppel!, Frl· ... (\ Phone SH. 2-4811 ::~~..=:..::::!::.....-::::;~·~~;:·~·~·~~~;·;:::::;;;b:;;ijiiiiii::;;:;::""""""'"""""";~;~;~ 124 W. MAIN ST. d n . .. . .,. e~tl bte goo o~e gummefttivne .. f. WY 2·284& POMEROY, OHIO - • now twist-o-lock pony-tail! Paint Now ...Pay Later ,.,,_' ' fn the oven or on the grill ,. And rty IM'I• • holiday when o..J-Ieiner'• lltlt flllll ..., Ia port of 1M mtnu. ~ burger 01 He11tfij.1 &r~ sizes .•. Reg.ular B·PK/1. 01 . '' CO,MPAity Just " /. '• .. •• .~. '\ , . '•• '' !• \ • •. of the wrist to open or close. No more pulling or cutting lwist·O'·~/f; th~ ~rfect <tl'aY ~ \o'o ! .I ~-~ • 1 twist tough sticky· tape •• , no more le(!ring the /lag o,r just half-way closing it. I• ' •• use aniUe~u~ the poly plastic bag. J !< ' ..~~r:Ji!lfl~~;r"~i!~Y d~e~·f~ /iquiri yeg~~le sktenin~., ~It Ia ' ·' \ ,, . · . . ~ Juniof. '" {ie,d, ~ · ;,;; 1 . . someth ing extr• S{)f!Ciaf. Av~lablt.. ill ~ - _ ' I ' · \. ! • 1 • New Cooper Salely-$jped desipa. • • Best qullity for 'IUI:h a low price. ' I .70· 11 •••" 'nil tuae type Whi te wall and tubeless typo 1110 hon~y fDf tr'le money priced OTHERS TO $4.49 ' • New Cooper"Hi-T"rayoaconlllodJ. • NewCooperHi-Carbonrrcadrubbu enriched buns mal<t> f ~·~,~~~ . -~:;:~~' 1(: ~~" ' • 1.1g.11 ._,tck •II .... 11rH -- MIDDLEPORT plua ta end trllle-ia only 51'" THE SHOE BOX . 's 11 Cooper Safepard is a real honey for llic monry. See ll!l todlly. .! .' • lnd · ·"' plet2d hulc oornbll troinl.lC II Fort Knol, KJ. Tl>e 1$-yearArmy 5pect.allat Four Rdlorl old. l!!ld*, ..., ill Mrs. !thel W. Larkinl, o1 Looa BotiA>m, Udlllo. atleadelll Cbesler Hlgb part ID a flre.p>- tleiDo oebool. Your cholee PREB wltb / oil ehanp and lubl'lcetion. *' • •• IN DEMONSTIIAnON music~1,;wa~~1.r,"0~~~e:ll~:;;;.~~~;--:~--;;:;;:"""i:ii"":~::i5""""""11 ie Cartlenter, Mrs. Law· by Mrs. George Lear on Nuptial 8 renee Chapma~, Dexter· mornings at the Grace by the church Mrs. Marsha Dennison, Church Ten hours Ecltl"Mro II h•e e. I i n g• Mrs·. . · were · completed Tl>eeucrry · 11181ruCIIOD reception t Donkas Jl Shenef10ld, Langsville, Mn. the girls waa ~ Katherine Calcbell, VIDton and Tl>ose a~ the House. Mm Yvon· Mrs. Jean Vandemark 'and Lynn Carlnon course SUe Beal of Harrisonville daughters oi Clark-Summit, Pa. ~!"mper Sallie Da~iap •,;a~ Thehob::. Ford, S~aale ' Hlg~ ::..:: ~'::~~ DUJdlA!-Handl Gabrielli. Jackll! 11 Beaeficlal Flnaace, in Bel· jjltlilner ~! 1 Sm~ll H , ra May. >Spoololillt Lert<ino. I .. David Jennifer Lobae, • Gloria Shumate, Jan Joyce Stanley, Sharon Don Wehrung, Judy Wlngell. - Sue Arnold, Ruth Bailey, Robert Buell:, cy Burna, Alltaa ~:l:-1:~ !~ nlfl!r Crew J, Judy Folm.;.' Lance Hart, tricla Hennessy, Barbara Jinlbo-1 den, Kenneth Lawhorn~~:~ na Leonard John Carl McEir~y, Bruce zle, Kathryn Persinger, ""' ! Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Grover :!' Pomeroy, are 'announcing 1~ take it'trO:'lh e ,. e~d marriage of their daughter Ann Rickard, John Marcia Jane to Paul ' Houdashelt, .:On of Mrs. Glad· ys Taylor, Pomeroy and M Walter Houdashelt, 'Columbu:· Vows of the ceremony wer~ read at 7:30 p.m. 00 Saturday May It, at the Zion Church of Christ by the Rev. Eugene un. derwood. Attending the couple was Mr. and Mrs . Andrew Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt are graduates of Pomeroy H 1g h S.:hool. Mr. lloudashelt is em. ployed at the Ohio Valley Bak· ing Co. The couple are resid· ing at 701 Broad•. • y Street, Mid· dleport · _ __ __ CAIUI8 FIRST ACE GROSSINGER. N.Y. ([)PI> Buh 'IUlhill, a goff pro for 24 years, scored his frrst hoi.,.IIHme Monday on the 143-yard oecond hole at the Grossinger Country club course. wu""' , '!- 'lllomlt, Tl>urma Vaugllan, .lD c.mp..ny B. I< sle WIIIOII, J..,leo Wehruug, tallon ol tilt dlvlsloo'o l3l Ernestine \food. mw at Fori Jlootl, ..,... b 3. Make 81ft you have had ample rest. · 4. Break your trip with Irequent rest stops to •old Ia" . ue. a .,g ~ Schedule our lrl to avoid ~s when t/.vel wl~ ·be t h e heaviest . Av~ld' the un of lntoDic t.. . a lng beverages before or during yo.~r trip. , Tl>e Highway Patrol .will be on the ~Nays to ...,st m,. deal" ;~"":t:'ter :'ble cause lroobl yose th 0 he or, Honor Roll Bea/-Swarf MATCHING PITCHER OR SERVING TRAY 01~,' ~ R~FINING ' l ·S·:er· r And you can get itFREE! You'll want the complete set-eight lO-oun~ JWI!e81 ,., matching 2V~uart pitcher and a 13•inch tray. It's ideal for serving all beve~ · .. -iced tea, milk, juice8, water. The tray can be used to serve sand\vibhea•telisbel'•• cakes or fruil To get. your set, SEE YOUR GOOD. NEIGHBOR 4\SHLAND OIL DEALER displaying the "FREE BEVERAGE S~T'' sigJi. T , . . · · :. OFFER IXflfRES AU(JIJST 4, 1963 aid Cross' Sons . ............ .c,r .P"*'- t~!m""',! 1J11W Ia o-, PaiDelii ~;Ylil! ~ oi.td ._•.,. Pomero ' y .Higb , •' Mr. and Mn. Robert llltiOk·l wl!l be otopped, corrected. Radc!HI e,.., sa• necessary, removed from the e. before he is the · traffic accident. Memorial Day Is the first jor holiday of the summer cation season. Many motorist. are planning to make trips visit friends, relatives. on the varloos recreation areas Mr. and Mrs. William G. Beal Ohio. Traffic wJIJ be heavier Harr'ISO 'll nv1 e are announc-. than normal, necessltafing the marriage of their dau· Ira caution and cour!Psy in driv· M. Lucille to M t• lng as well as obedience to traf· Jr . ' aar n laws. Tl>e Ohio Stale High· Tl>e oP.~ ' ~tl~gton.~l C. way Patrol offers the following was perform.:; ~cthe ~ vid Skeen at the Broad sire.1 . Senior Girl Scouts Church, Columbus, 18 R • Ce •fi May · S:!~v:em,:: ,:at:,inr rna:. ollnhonnr was Scoot Troop 215 received Best yman ':aa'Thomaa certificates Saturday mornin& Hllliudo 0 Ushe completing the Standard Stanley ae'al ;, rs Aid Course ol the Amer~ Sam•el Gresham oi Red Cross. Tl>e course was ton Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher wbite pique sheath dreu with ol Parkeraburs, w. Va. spent white accet~sorles '1"Her .. . 1rul"l the weekend with their parenta, waa of red , ...... Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Ll..;..... Did· Mr. and Mr,. Sam Arnolcl and die of Syrac•oe are parenta of Wt!l'l! ac<:o~Dpanled home by the bride. Tl>e groom It! tile oon Gordoo Jl'lsher and Sammy Am· of Mr, and llfsr. C. F. Handley old lor a weeks villi. of Langavjlle G~JO'! Roush and Frank Tl>e new Mrs. Handley 1s 1 Porter lr. left Friday lor a member of this year's graduat.. weeks camping at . Alb&Dy. • ing class of Pomeroy H 1 g b Mn. Mason Fl8her and Mrs. school. Mr. Handley ia employMilton Roush were recent busi· ed at the A & p Super Martel DOss vlsllors In Parkersburg, Allendlng the wedding ~ W· Va. the bride's parents and h e r Mr. and Mn. George Mowrey grandmother, Mrs. Alpha Cotentertained 'ldth 1 dinner Sun- trill. ' a,.y at their homo Laurel Clllf. Tiley are residing lor t b e Guests weo:e Mr. and Mrs. Earl present time at the home oi bJ1 Freacll of Columbus aad Mr. parents In Langsv!Ue and Mrs. Jalll'"' Gilbert, Zanee· ollie, TAKES ootLEOIII P08T ' ,...,·uey ·ro · SCHENECTADY, N.Y. tUPilA ~--.. . MEET . Elwyn E•- will aSSUIDOt hll \ : The Ljlillee Auxiliary oi the new post as varsity butelbaJI ' American Legion, Feeney·Ben- coach at Union Collere SepL 1 ' aett Pool, wiD meet Tuesday Evans, 37, had <oaclted at a-: evening at 7:30 p.m. at the ~ mor High Behool the 11101 uPon haD In Middleport. aeuons. c 73NmnedTo SpendFHbnd Fith Rewti11u ey , . f"""' Staf wu • Thom- end family t:i rencebur&, Ind. spent tile to tnlb ywr trip and y,jth relaUves ben. lqd ea)oyeble one ratJI. His . mot!H!r, Mra. Ablllllll 1 trq1c ..,., Tl>ompoon entertelntd tile , lly 11 a picnic oupper I. Plan &heed .·· .·.doD I CI'OtJC! evening. llevellly·lllree POIIIei'Ojl )'OUI'!elf 1,.. lime end try to All the family were ochool student. rated the travel ton grul 1 distance, ne- but nne grandson J"'- S m -ka honoe roll ceBOitatlng o:rceulve speed and Thompson who in tilt aav · to James Diehl, laking chancOI. staliooed 'tn New!wadland Y are' 2. Make oure )'OUI' .,... 11 In Those present were Mr.' - Bertha good medtanicol condllloo be- Mrs. James B. Tl>ompooo, Diebl, Kay cOHo "however lheee hi•" ' ' .,, ways CaD ooly be as sale as wr drivers make ~em. The ~~~~y..ta illtower ,,.. Mrs. da~:vebr":d:· :..-:~~- In a SMOKE I) • !Umlnalllil the pooolbUity of duth at IDjury on Ohlo't high""71, - . dOlling with J10' lllltla1 .eddeol huard.o ed by careteu driven, will be primary objecllve of I h e Slate Highway Patrol d.,. thlt forthcoming Memorial llnlldly period, tl<COrdlng to Scott B. Radcliffe, P• ••- I 0 some •oc !nest f,..e otarlint!. ""'1 8ad guest oi Mr. ..: to Mrs. Mory E. Cbaplll8ll and Mrs. George He!Du and wltb Mn. Morgue! PlrBOIII Mrs. WDllam KWinger. w!Dnlng the door prize . · Mr. and Mrs. Orts Glnlher ol AD arrangement n1 pink end Clnclllaatl arrived Sunday to white carnations centered the opaad a lew days at their home refreahment table wltb Mn. on Otester R1lad. Clarence Struble presiding at Mrs C the oliver coffee service and . ar oore ,..turned Mrs Ellzabelh Aon Webster at borne Saturday lifter • several the Punch bowl. days vlsllln Columbus wilh Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Tl>omJIIOII. Attend~ were Mra. Billle Mrs John Smltb returned Lee WllliamsQn, Mrs. Fred WIJ. home· Saturday lifter 1 wee1u ~1118011, Mro. Edith WUliamson, visit Wilh relatives In Colt110o ~=..Canady,~. Jler.. 1M Q-Wbl balldllot aerftl • · c.pilel tf• " Piltrol Offers Suggestions For Memorial Drivers ~oit~lendenl;, ,.!'"ti.Nora kEakJno of Dayton were played and a prJ~ award- ::.:.~ .::!:t"a6:lo~l ~~ Q-Hew laq will 1M l l . - lullt linT • • ' A-The 111e of, a llitr ·I t I!'Gal. two to lour years. Whelllft '014 : onelfls wt a lleW ODI!IAIIII place. A-Maryland'• Stale at Aanapolla. Co-boa~ ~~or .. bUilt II · tile lint po1cellmelbe UDitod lllalltT Miss Webster Hohored With Recent Shower La~ S Ia I' .• o., May 28, 11183-S Mr. lnd Mn. Jomeo Gilberl A pre-nuptial ahower - gty. of Zaneavllle were weebnd ell Ia hmor r1. .~ Jean AQ11 cuea!S o1 Mr and Mn o..r e Webtter, bride ~ nl Cadet Mowrey, Clllf. · If Daniel Sb'uhle, WediiOiday niDI at tilt home of Mn. !far. ofMrDa. and Mn. Walter llill'- vey Erlowino In Rutland. of b' yton ::: -a.td IUelll were Mre mo ' Mra. Wjlllam 1111 Chase, Mrs. Grace cOleweD ' ' and Mn Pearl IJIUe cameo ~J Q-~te• la .. ~- . , ll!ooln Ill Jllo Uollod A-The Mlt)>lancl Hoose In Amllpolla, l'm. j .(' t 0 • ~~~··y'· . .\''-: ' •r • ·.1. ' ...,,. ' .... . .. ., .\~ • • " ·.~ �, (' •I II I I, llliii.-.41'1S•r•PIIIJ,_I, 0. 11!1r 28, 1(163 THE SPORTS DESK • .) y k . ' Dally l!enlinel, Pomeroy-MlMieport, o., May 28, 1963-5 an c:s, After Titles ' LOCAL AND.STATE News Of · Muon Co~ty, West VirginiJ II 101 WJlfGa"l' hau-l .. II W,._ Several Are Arraipedln Mason Court PHILCO ' ·! Qyfl Aelion Filed In Orcuit Court ,. SPACE· SAVER AIR. CONDITIONERS •''69c . - - - - - - - . ll't 7,5011TU c.,.~ltytt "COLEMAN" 22,500BTU T oko tile Simmer out of SUMMER Stt.I~Mi dott ~ with Ill ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER t 189·'5 HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING "' - SALES & SERVICE A Size For Every HolM H•rold Ch•H, M9r. Locuot St. I Cell WY 2-3635 For Detells 1nd lnformttlonl e PROVINCETOWN Associated Radio &TV eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAl Heatlfluart.. For Trail Boloney and Ablu Cheut SIDERS KEYSTONE SERVICE STATION !'Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" BAKER FURNITURE Po~~~troy ~I M14cl .....rt Phone WY 24$11 • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER ''· :::&9c Ice Cream Round Steak - - . . 79c •. 89c Sirloin Steak T·Bone Steak _ _ •. 89c Pure Ground Beef _ _ . . 49c Sausage Mldo - - - lb.45c Ham Salad::-~ •. SSe Tomatoes "*"SSe Middleport's Summer Card 's Announced By Esehleman Rt. 7 Five Polllh WY 2-3071 MIDDLEPORT, 0. fWHOLE HAMS c :b. P'.l • ., How much will go up In smoke? ....... -.. -- .. .._,c Smoked Ham ,7.... ...,c .• W. ".'a. Brand Ham _...,_ ., 1 69c ~r . Make Junior High List 0 ·, 't 10 yean •so your houR may have been wortb $B,OOO - today It JMy be worrh $18,000! W.NI .119111 ~~~~'- fir• illS,. ,_., Cbeck rates now for fire insuraoce that measuns up to todtly't t •• ' '\'., '. . WHOLE HAMS '"'1' ·~- -~- ,.. 39c DYbuque Canned llcxu ... · 5 ! $119 •• 0 ••• Pork&laa•• •alue of Jour home. Check widi Nadoawido -the company with..., itl1111 for • ..., ..., MAX WARD 10 -~- - --•'1::.::... WY 2-2460 115 E. 2nd ......... ...... re.-or - 00 --GO THE FAas ON---. Jllty, ,MUELLER CLIMATROL AIR CONDITIONERS ' PHONE 01 BOWLING CUNIC June 2nd Starting At 2:00PM E.S.T. Free Bowling Instructions For All Our Bowling Patrons By CertifiedJnstructors -lucy Garrison and Ed Faulkner ' DOOR PRIZES WJU BE AWARDED ~ Pomeroy Bowling Lines SmUll, , VllllbiP, IIDI Wtlll. ln...lla" IIL.CTRIC AND Btl& 1ltl WONIHP .. WDIZD STOPMFOR "Frtl'' Estl•atel ARNOLD BRO-THERS Phone WY 2-2441 6111.MIIIn St. ,..... ··~ 0. _ tl.,. Set the .... model• fiOID 011 111 , . , .. It's f(rqrtt/tpl I·OHI&·.".., . . ,;.,. '"·""'"' "IJL,ECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALEBSI • 1 ' ' • oj. Of IUICIMC,.&IYM. ~~ • .. - 1 .. ~"""'- - " : $1.49 s ·.::. - ...... 3 :..- $1 -$1 . 1- .. "r •. I T.de Detergent --- --=:.-:. ... - -- --·- , - - - 00 6 ':.:. .ftc ~· $1 ...... - - - ... ••oo 00 s ... '1 Yalttll& ·· - -....... 2 :: · ~~t - - -. . _.............. -.... I ......... 00 , '· J 23m• .. Sweet Con• ------ ----10- 49c w.. ······· ·········-······· ·- ttrc "" -69c: pt. · �, (' •I II I I, llliii.-.41'1S•r•PIIIJ,_I, 0. 11!1r 28, 1(163 THE SPORTS DESK • .) y k . ' Dally l!enlinel, Pomeroy-MlMieport, o., May 28, 1963-5 an c:s, After Titles ' LOCAL AND.STATE News Of · Muon Co~ty, West VirginiJ II 101 WJlfGa"l' hau-l .. II W,._ Several Are Arraipedln Mason Court PHILCO ' ·! Qyfl Aelion Filed In Orcuit Court ,. SPACE· SAVER AIR. CONDITIONERS •''69c . - - - - - - - . ll't 7,5011TU c.,.~ltytt "COLEMAN" 22,500BTU T oko tile Simmer out of SUMMER Stt.I~Mi dott ~ with Ill ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER t 189·'5 HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING "' - SALES & SERVICE A Size For Every HolM H•rold Ch•H, M9r. Locuot St. I Cell WY 2-3635 For Detells 1nd lnformttlonl e PROVINCETOWN Associated Radio &TV eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAl Heatlfluart.. For Trail Boloney and Ablu Cheut SIDERS KEYSTONE SERVICE STATION !'Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" BAKER FURNITURE Po~~~troy ~I M14cl .....rt Phone WY 24$11 • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER ''· :::&9c Ice Cream Round Steak - - . . 79c •. 89c Sirloin Steak T·Bone Steak _ _ •. 89c Pure Ground Beef _ _ . . 49c Sausage Mldo - - - lb.45c Ham Salad::-~ •. SSe Tomatoes "*"SSe Middleport's Summer Card 's Announced By Esehleman Rt. 7 Five Polllh WY 2-3071 MIDDLEPORT, 0. fWHOLE HAMS c :b. P'.l • ., How much will go up In smoke? ....... -.. -- .. .._,c Smoked Ham ,7.... ...,c .• W. ".'a. Brand Ham _...,_ ., 1 69c ~r . Make Junior High List 0 ·, 't 10 yean •so your houR may have been wortb $B,OOO - today It JMy be worrh $18,000! W.NI .119111 ~~~~'- fir• illS,. ,_., Cbeck rates now for fire insuraoce that measuns up to todtly't t •• ' '\'., '. . WHOLE HAMS '"'1' ·~- -~- ,.. 39c DYbuque Canned llcxu ... · 5 ! $119 •• 0 ••• Pork&laa•• •alue of Jour home. Check widi Nadoawido -the company with..., itl1111 for • ..., ..., MAX WARD 10 -~- - --•'1::.::... WY 2-2460 115 E. 2nd ......... ...... re.-or - 00 --GO THE FAas ON---. Jllty, ,MUELLER CLIMATROL AIR CONDITIONERS ' PHONE 01 BOWLING CUNIC June 2nd Starting At 2:00PM E.S.T. Free Bowling Instructions For All Our Bowling Patrons By CertifiedJnstructors -lucy Garrison and Ed Faulkner ' DOOR PRIZES WJU BE AWARDED ~ Pomeroy Bowling Lines SmUll, , VllllbiP, IIDI Wtlll. ln...lla" IIL.CTRIC AND Btl& 1ltl WONIHP .. WDIZD STOPMFOR "Frtl'' Estl•atel ARNOLD BRO-THERS Phone WY 2-2441 6111.MIIIn St. ,..... ··~ 0. _ tl.,. Set the .... model• fiOID 011 111 , . , .. It's f(rqrtt/tpl I·OHI&·.".., . . ,;.,. '"·""'"' "IJL,ECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALEBSI • 1 ' ' • oj. Of IUICIMC,.&IYM. ~~ • .. - 1 .. ~"""'- - " : $1.49 s ·.::. - ...... 3 :..- $1 -$1 . 1- .. "r •. I T.de Detergent --- --=:.-:. ... - -- --·- , - - - 00 6 ':.:. .ftc ~· $1 ...... - - - ... ••oo 00 s ... '1 Yalttll& ·· - -....... 2 :: · ~~t - - -. . _.............. -.... I ......... 00 , '· J 23m• .. Sweet Con• ------ ----10- 49c w.. ······· ·········-······· ·- ttrc "" -69c: pt. · �,~. ' \I ' ' (; ' ' • I • J ) l ~ '- ,, ' ' I' a • y ' •• . DA'IlY CROSSWORD - For Wanl Ad Serw:IN L:eDb ~>t~• wora 1111111"'11"' C:harp • ' o CeDI.> ""'' lnlnl few .-euti•"' lnaert\OD:I n.rUoa eenb nu- ~­ .,.,(! fiLU'IU - 11.2111 tor ~ aoord tr~nlmiUII &.ell t<ld.ltlo. a1 '~~" Ot>ttu.artfl oottn..,.. •• 1 eero• tiC =::.~ . t.-Gf &CIIIoat --- " IARNIY GOOGLI 11141 SNUfFY SMITII t~ W .... 1.~ rr. 1 .,. C. .. .. _ ... - ... IM'f ... rc~ omcr RouRB .. 4 ar;w :1&.111&($. 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GET OUR MONEY'S WORTH THREE DOLLARS WJEH RADIO .,.,,., ....,... '*"' · II I I I -~ MALA'J'HION FOR ROSES AND ORNAMENTALS With Malathion, onf du.t or .-pray ptote<:h Ai...L your flowart~ LAND· MARK Ro•e and Ornamental Spray Powol er or Du~t arc both combination tn.ectldde and !une- h:icla ftO.Ieji, formul ation.. Uae on: Attera, Dahllu, Glacb, Del- phiniwn, Uollyhoekl, Rydralllfeil , LUact. Zlnnlu , S~\rea a.nd li:Yor(reent. !hfe and dfedLYe , economlcal to u.e . Don't l~t th"' pe1t1 '58 Buick ..... $995 VB 2 dr. Hard top. One careful local owner (et a head stao;t, bUY ynur tupply DQW ! '55 Pontiac ... $395 ~ Ent Moln St. ~ Pomeroy, Ohio 0 B A VB 2 dr. One owner Q4vYJ(!NES Blaettnars DICK TRACY LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLP GRAY HEY' HOLD 1Tf llJ,. BR'INQ THAT STUJ:F. IN, l<ATE/ M~, LA~ HAU2Y WOLFf WHAT A NICE GURPRISIC! 1 HEARO YoU WEIC'E GOMEWH~ IN INOOCHif'IAI WHffi DID YOU GET. HOME'? 'VESTEI('DAY! ANO GlAD "TO BE HOME 1NITI-I MV P EOPLE , • ,, , WINNIE WINKLI! - 8• BRANNER ·'Cl KINQO. LIKE 'THE IDI!A 01' I!EING A WIDOW! } _ ' "' ;; ·~··. ' �,~. ' \I ' ' (; ' ' • I • J ) l ~ '- ,, ' ' I' a • y ' •• . DA'IlY CROSSWORD - For Wanl Ad Serw:IN L:eDb ~>t~• wora 1111111"'11"' C:harp • ' o CeDI.> ""'' lnlnl few .-euti•"' lnaert\OD:I n.rUoa eenb nu- ~­ .,.,(! fiLU'IU - 11.2111 tor ~ aoord tr~nlmiUII &.ell t<ld.ltlo. a1 '~~" Ot>ttu.artfl oottn..,.. •• 1 eero• tiC =::.~ . t.-Gf &CIIIoat --- " IARNIY GOOGLI 11141 SNUfFY SMITII t~ W .... 1.~ rr. 1 .,. C. .. .. _ ... - ... IM'f ... rc~ omcr RouRB .. 4 ar;w :1&.111&($. ()II ••I'd &I eow U.B;F 1111 aiD CA.RD .&mlill -~Jl.-1111 f"ul~ ,..~ 'If t .,...\8 pet •arll ..W ~lot rbataed for •d•erlltllll If not •lthll' ttl ...,... aflM .._.. ·-- -_ .. . ""'a .... -__ .. . . ·. __ . ·=·· . . . ...... .u.:,. =- -., - ....... -·- ..... . ........ ·... ..:.-...!! •. =.. -·=-.... ...,_ ....... ........... .._ ·..... RATI!S - ~ ::u:;::ea~~ •~ 3:01' t' M IP&li1 M t~ L:ONlll DIHIII latft'lo' . .a:,- "ITS SO EASY lliJiiiO TO PLAl."E A ... •• ftESlTl..l PRODUCING WAN'! AD ~ -.:"' PHONE WY 2-2157 ..-.... ' . ...... - .. !oe • a_ ·nm ~..... -~ WMPO Radio ·- . r .TIIn'rrlda11 ·t:oo News 1:111 llaond 1 a. 8:01 _.,8111 Pq - uo ..rei:;" lllllual N111t lid: . Bell'i l'rGtlram 11:35 Breakfut Pan, ~=:W, Jamboree 1:110 Mutual Nowa •.Aft=ll• I:M Nows t:IIS Breaklut Par!J' .. 8:30 Mutual News 1:35 Farm World New. 1:35 Breoldut Pafl1 ~.~Ull Yelp Coual7 IIJ'D 10:00 Mutual Nows DAIIii'W!!HOQuotE- Hem ... to-*., 7:110 Mutual Nows I010il Po1b P0r11 AK'I'DLS&&KS 7:115 ~- l'lrl7 10:30 Mutuol News lo LOXGW'ai.LOW 7:30 Mutual N111t 10:35 Mullc .Ia 1be ,\ko 7:50 Ntwl lleport IO:tll The Gaod Life t l l o - u.. ... tllo Lwo 11'1. - 11111110- 8:110 Brtaklaat FarlY 10:5& Ohio !ltloo ~ .. . . . . . . . Gldl . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tllo - - . . 1:110 News 11:110 Mutual News A owaaam (liNt n • ' 81115 Collet Wltb Janel 11:05 TGp Ten Show 9:30 lllutuol New. 11:118 Mutull N8WI O.'f Y Wa Z • 0 0'4 0 0 ll 'It' 'I' 8131i Collet Will!. Jaoel 11:311 Top Ton Show QBZG 101 lfOGOW''I'ltD •ez WT• I:U Bou, NewiOD Show 121110 NoOII News 11:110 llluiWol N0111 12:15 Muolcal !nterlncle AZDGW&ra~-PWlD••z ••z~ lj)101i MlDlllerlll Alaoclatla. 11:30 !leY. 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Repll to People IG:55 World Nows 3:30 Mutual News 10:50 SUIIdQ Chapel u :110 Talk ol tile Town 5:110 Commwdty News 3:35 Platter Par11 11:110 Countey Hymn 1bno (eat:epl l'rL Cburdl Belli R1Qa 5:05 World lo National New! ll:4S World lliOWI 1:15 SpoiQslu OD Sporto 4:110\ ~ •ws 11130 Mutual Newa 4130 Local News 11:311 Coomlr)' Hymn 1bno U ·56 Mum County News I:G&.NeWI 4:40 Platter Party 12:00 Nooa News 12.00 O>m-ltp Newl 8:10 Musical Qoc:t l <OO MuPUal News 12: IS The Surcb 12:11i Loi;IJ News 7:30 SigD Off -J:IIi Travelln' Time 12:30 Rev. MerUn Tteto 51311 IUD Sterns Spol'lll 1:00 Haur of 'lleclslon 11:35 TraveUn' Tbao Billy Grabam 8:110 Local NOWI 1:30 The LulberaD Hoor 1:05 Van Patrick Sporfl 11110 The Bis 1Je e·:O& Van Patrick Spdrll 1:30 Mutual N'ows 6:~ So.ndowo Seronado 1135 Back To The Cross 61110 Mutual NeWll 0:110 ~·· ~ 'lbumo 1135 SUndown Serenade 1:30 The Quill Hour 7:311 Slgnolf·~Y 4:1!0 Mutual NeWI S.IIJI.d87 4:01-6:110 S111Kl11 Showcase 11110 News . 4:10 Mutual · News I :Gii Cow!trY Mule Timl 1:110 News lleedllnes • 1:110 Mutual News . 1:10 Mutull NIWI Uli 1'am1 World News I1IIO Mutual NOWI 1:40 RFI> 6:10 Mutual Non ~ <ill MUtual N..,. 8:111 Stmdown llettnacle 7' 05 Brelkfut I'Orl1 1:10 Mutual New. 7:30 Mutual NeWll 1:11 Serenlldo 71311 llreekful Plfl1 7:10 Off the Alr-lfay CouillrJ u- . .--olmp!J--··-· ..... ··-llllloll&tlo"""- "' NANCY AUNT FRITZf·Wl-iAT'S THIS~ By !RNIE BUSHMILLER .IT'S A CAN OF SPRAY FOR Fl.iES, MOTHS AND MOSQUITOES wow--- WE MIGHT IT COST AS WELL. GET OUR MONEY'S WORTH THREE DOLLARS WJEH RADIO .,.,,., ....,... '*"' · II I I I -~ MALA'J'HION FOR ROSES AND ORNAMENTALS With Malathion, onf du.t or .-pray ptote<:h Ai...L your flowart~ LAND· MARK Ro•e and Ornamental Spray Powol er or Du~t arc both combination tn.ectldde and !une- h:icla ftO.Ieji, formul ation.. Uae on: Attera, Dahllu, Glacb, Del- phiniwn, Uollyhoekl, Rydralllfeil , LUact. Zlnnlu , S~\rea a.nd li:Yor(reent. !hfe and dfedLYe , economlcal to u.e . Don't l~t th"' pe1t1 '58 Buick ..... $995 VB 2 dr. Hard top. One careful local owner (et a head stao;t, bUY ynur tupply DQW ! '55 Pontiac ... $395 ~ Ent Moln St. ~ Pomeroy, Ohio 0 B A VB 2 dr. One owner Q4vYJ(!NES Blaettnars DICK TRACY LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLP GRAY HEY' HOLD 1Tf llJ,. BR'INQ THAT STUJ:F. IN, l<ATE/ M~, LA~ HAU2Y WOLFf WHAT A NICE GURPRISIC! 1 HEARO YoU WEIC'E GOMEWH~ IN INOOCHif'IAI WHffi DID YOU GET. HOME'? 'VESTEI('DAY! ANO GlAD "TO BE HOME 1NITI-I MV P EOPLE , • ,, , WINNIE WINKLI! - 8• BRANNER ·'Cl KINQO. LIKE 'THE IDI!A 01' I!EING A WIDOW! } _ ' "' ;; ·~··. ' �• ,. ' ' ' .> ' . , vi' • ent ·ne ., ' • About .. ~-MIDDLEPORT, ' Be thri~I -SiJve. d~l. ,. y~~r· saleslips from ··~l~rf;tfd$ In Pomeroy. Th.ay are.valuable. Bring them in .any time to b8 C;added. .' ope ' , .Taps ThraughOut tHe land Officials Say 27; Die On Ohio Highw .. ELBERFE~DS IN POMEROY ·Named For • FOR ' ' <O ,. Boys' State Sun and Splash Three· Southern Local Ia ' LADIES SWIMWEAR 1 IlL 18<111 o. m. r.n1r1 Va!leln laid: "At It a.m. tJ a.m. EDTI o1·dlltlnet lmprov-1 In lbe .......1 coadltloo IIICUI\ pollent, thus ~IPI~I . ANo 'IWO PIICI ITYLII - - - · ~-h•• ~·, S-WEAR fer Infants, T1111 & Girls ln.Cotton, ....,..x and Helenca Stretch II laid that llr. Plero M.,_. ylollecl lbe Pope lf/'1 loft • • • r,::~=~= neor .tlw1)ped a,leJ&b · Prlcecl from.$1.98 to $6.95 SWIM TRUNKS pallce ~•110 until lnDitlbl. ·' N. C., iOdpy ~ lbn!et ol Jl*(lllt ' school honor student, has serv- predictloa." The IIIIIOUIICOment ..... .poill(od lbe lplrltuol Ieider o( Neorly 1'1/o lndJto ol Ca\11011• churdl 1(101!1. II Columbia, S. C., ''ldslil ol quiet "'II" and had IP\1!1qun tlurbl& the nllftt, lor • - · " . . a baU ol the tttii~·· In One bciUr. FOR MEN & BOYS :~:::: S1.00J4.9S eHelonA Stretch · • • LetUs Pause For Contemplation 11ais Memorial Day Yet live lB though they must ignore, With fretting missing hallowed grace. other way, and a tbreat all IIIII' way1. . .,.. • ,d w-11<1 •'. . ' ' -~ THIS WEEK'S ' · ~- ' SPECIAL '58 FORD . :: .. '' ·. ., CUSTOM 300 4 DOOR .: .• 5 _, .... . • ~~~ 500 Olt Hf WILL ALLOW s17.oo KARR & VAN ZANDT C~dillac ' WY 2·5342 If rou . ".•· '. • :\ .,.,_ ·l ~ ,.. ... .,....,... :'(Jijf\:; ~ ·.'-iJ.' / ··:··, ·t..... - Oldsmobile Pomeroy, Ohio ' .. ,. : - In dally- qu~st; Now we ~e the ones to choo,e To se~ our (loci or this hope lose Wllh:41Y\ry · . effaced. ~::t,~:f.~~~~~~~~ our days. ~::~:!~fo~ of the ed as an officer of the vo--Agri· culture Chapter, won the Star Farm Degree, received awards for livestock and pubspeaking in 1962-33, won the first place sliver award in the for public speaking at and belongs to t h e parliamentary procedure which won first place In for the past two years. He is president of the county Junior Fair board this yaer, is currently president of ,' the Southern Local Vo-Ag Chap- ~, All Pa&:rolmea W•kiDJ All highway patrolmen wiH be on duty during the period, usin& radar, patrol cars, helicopters and planes. Othe poli<:e agencies wll also be working hard pra-., Knopp, son of Mr. and Mrs. OHs Knopp, has been an active J m••rnber and officer in various organizations of the county, member ol the high school and basketball teams , member of the Bethany' church, and a member of the - ' ' the millions of 'holiday celebrantl who will jam the roads . Highway patrolmen "''ill ue ra· MH<t•·~-~,;;J~ ~!!l>•i.cc ' dar at selected highway locat.ionl and the airplanes will Dt .... "to spot motorists in trouble;'" locate traffic bottleneck& and aid ill app~hending vil;tlao~ wQo eade._. -~~ .iota _lj\JIIt~ . ~l~irl-><liW Warren C. Nelson Tues· : day, 1 Nelson uid the patrol dues not have orders tu run spt"ed traps, "We are not bent on making life miserable for drivers on the bol· iday. We don 't want to sdare 111!0· off the highways. We want 1them to enjoy their holiday. We i pie 8 ~~:::,ti:A~rr~w~~P ~41 ro~~::.; IY· and attends the East just want them to obey the law." Llgha OD Campa.lga In another safety effort, the generat public itself is urged to partidpate in the .. Lighta On~ campaign through whieh da)1bne motorists are reminded by the lighted headlights to drive carefully dudng the holiday period. Le- Methodist Church. Man Charged With DWI After Rt. 7Mishap Mrs. J. Jones Dies, Services Slated Saturday ,,. J RE· ' IIOI·fUCTIUC DR fER .. Wit~ A:lfi·WILA~E:- · lfS$ flf~TJIC DRf£1•. ', )"; :/ > . ' ' '.. ~ t .... . . : -- ~''' \ ft,:. -~ ..., ' .. • . ·' ' ' '. , Sft iJSul·APPUA~£ D£Nll . . ''l·;. , _, . . . ···:- ···· ··· ' ·'' ~ WHEN MONEY IS THE OUISTION tla rsncw.:wm• AUoWANCI ..... \ ,., ··f ~ -~·~ ·~AICfS 0~ ' .:,. ·,;· ·... ~ Meip St:booli Get State FaDds ' ·( IS THE ANSWER C.ll Us And See PhoM WY 2·2171 ' ' . i· ..,. I l' than the predicted toll. I"the Junior · Roush, president Loor 1 classwas at Squthern Any who dared Jove truth more ttlh~a~~nJ:•i"'· I ~;; High school, a member of We liurry paJ! tbe sraves, And used bold words instead of " Tri-M society, the Southern Hardly bearing taps-with With certainty that from God's Jove we school bond and stage Traffic devouring intent never separate. on the school scholarship Theseierowds, who have •·berltage, ___ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _c:tN~E=A) team, attended Boy S c ou t · • T H w .N alton 0 0 .. .. nor ar d The J•st Memorial holiday period of similar length w.u 1961 when 22 people wero klllad ucl 1,006 were injured in traffic acci-dents in the Buckeye alate. Many efforts will be mJUk. this year to hold the carnage to lesl ter. ~I ·Latin Club. r. r'~:= ~' ~~~~ "".,..,.-"' Memorial~ay . during the holiday. TERRY ROUSH ·~-., ,.t Ace Signs Up With Phillies PLACf JOUR OLD~~ "You11 Like.Our Quality Way of Doing Business" • . .•· . dealer will allow appiiMt~ . :=_~or t'a~ama ·High •, ' WITH AJlfW FLAM£· . J'LESS ELECTRIC RAIIGf•. V-8 standard transmission, radio and heater. A real valuo now at only ... - ' I••• .,,ctric ::::l;y.:'"" vJaor and ID "" • ,., new ,.,.. ,., toll•'l Mill o/IOON ·• ••ctrii R•nf• or Dryer. • , ..,.. or confulloll. u poi-bops ' ....:..~ 1be Prelldent ertala.. ol4 IAiday · r yOU/ou UP to '$;2,2·.00 Jf JOU • .,. ·.. PLAC~ JOUR O.LD roN-nEctRIC srovr '. ', 0 tltll IS • llr••··· 13 · _..., tllrollfll M•'f 3'· " , ••• ...~., ll•rtt:• d...•. '! . I 't uour •l•~rlc •PP . . . .' .. . We look beyond the graves, Our Uve• caught ' Palico ~~ 0111o preparing INI;;._,!vf tbo ·bomlrJ \rill --~;~tl>o 'lk'•'lnfl' bolklil~';af the y. . . . highway death and maimlns, The 1Q2..bowo Memorial Day llof. iday pe<iod wiU begin a( • p.m. <local timel today and will ood Ill midnight Sunday. Sal•".f outborilies have predloled T jlol' !ODS wil die and 1,000 a«!denll will occur on Ohio'• llighwayl hlgh the Racine American Legion . Post at the 26th Buckeye Boys State, scheduled to open June 13 at Ohio University. IUleine Post 1!02 selected Rich· ard Holter, Max Knopp a n d .. Terry Lynn Roush . · Holter, a Southern Local High OQpUIIUJ!lguO illned ohll4<1vl J::IO p. Foreeast ·Fo By tJdej ~ ............. school juniors will represent OII)Oir<llll. ' G~Jeatht7 Delegates WITH .DASH \- PRICE .FtVE aN1'I ' ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1963 •f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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