https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88d9bd9006a80606510c7b0e6526bc44.pdf b34150eea64aed8c4dbf680620857c9c PDF Text Text • ,. ' ' ' .> ' . , 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 �'•• ......_.._• IM tMI COMI11M PLUt CI(,IUIT Of' ' They W0 Uld Be Pleased Tbose from •arly middle age upward 'II find tbe name "Memorial Day" su ltnnc• upon the tongue. To them , t h e . lloltday was tong familiar as •' De cora1·wn • h M Day." It was just 95 years aeo t is ay l:r that Decoration Day first was 0 d J h J Logan 1G served, by or •rho G,en . d oAn . f the. «.'Ommander of t e ran rmy o ao 101.. ~~It: ::.1) at Sl. Josepll'l ~.'~.y OMie ~UIIITY, . . . . ... ~ .... e... M t*tto Ctr .. NICOJa.. . . . . " .... 011'-., ·"'- ·::O'"ttH, ,...,"'· a,,.., ....,,, " •'· NoTtcl IY But there is a very special tribute paid b •ven thOle who give y every penon - ' no heed to the significance of the daya trt'bute that the men who are gone o ld surely appreciate w u . It as the eXistence or a vltal, ii'OWing , Conn...,"MaD Homer Abele c ouat; , Ohto , prulu for ••.,...,., OD tW4:1 coanovll notM. 'be flrtt Ill inter•nt •• .....~· ,........',',." .-.. !.~~ ....0 _.. ·M·"·• -::.a'!:'!·o'':!o~~-:::: ~ lo•'•• ...c:rlb«t rt•l propeHJ: In TS! ~:!!:~;":f :;~•.·:: =~~ Easte:,: . !~' ' • . Tue~.:r. SveiYa ~ !Awlfl Mrl. ::""\:: Republi c picnicking, the working in the yard, the ,, th motOJ'J'ng , swimming, eating, laughing, ... '" ••• Towoohlp . . . . . .o. . . . .. Three years. plus little more an a tn1 la.c.led "' a.etlolll Ne. 11. T..a · th d f h loving. lazing, snooting, long weekend of '· ..... IJ or ••• """' c.....,., month . had passed ••nee e en 0 OS· p "' ..... tho .... 0 . . . . . . or 1 people greeting a new summer with all ,:: s::b•• tt eae-teurtb ot ..~ s.e. t lillties of the War Between the Sta es . u- No. ,., Town ~ " " ' ' " · " " . th 1 t the dJ'verse ener•t' es and preferences ••• ,,.,,, tb.• two t.U•w&•• lot• of A nation was sti II nursmg e ong· O· • ..... .eal wounds of riv il war. that characterizes their approach to the ~~"'.,";~,.!;..:"::,~.=. :. '!or':':: · t th at - a day hardworking days of the year. Jo.., c. M•'" •• .... ••"" No,. i Decoration Dav was JUS 1& 11'13, reoor4H In Vol •• Pqn ~·orat• the ;,·aves of loved ones lost It is for these things, this life, this very •• "" ..... """'' ., Motp io d '"'" " "' C"oUDb' Ohlo IMtullAed and ti.NI!riMtl foDon o.,,...., " '"' """.. In battle - and of.otbero. friend and existence ' that we are indebted to those .. tall eorncr of uld bat oDHWf of foe alike. who perhaps had no one to who have gone. ~·•;::~ ::-:::•":.:;, ",':, ":."!::: .;gency squad; the Lelion co~ mourn them . Somewhere- along the way of this hoi- ~aJ!~ '"Ut:::e;~u:·~ ors and Color Guard, the LeToday, 95 years later. Memorial Day iday, find a quiet place - your church, .. ,..., '"'"" oau•• " • - · glon firing squad •. membel'! of l!larks the tribute the United States pays a corner of a field where fence and wood· ~~::~""::!,~?." ~~~u.':.!":.o':; the American Legoon, auxiliary "':..:~~~ oHicer, Gold Star Mothers, Dau· o( all its wars _ tribute by land join, a place in your heart - and !r •:.;.:..~·~;:t,,.:': to the dead b · Lot No. ' ' ••'"• ,. '"" oft ,. ••ten~ of Unlnn Veterans and enng. ,..,.... ., ..,. ""' , • A I a-·olu tam'. I)', friends . Jmlitary , patriotic and spend a moment inI remem d ...............~........ - · Daughters of mer can .... • civil organiz~,1 t~~io~n,"_s·~ --:=------::_--T~h~ey'--.:w:._:o:.u::_ _: ld~~b=e:p:e..a:s:e=.======- "~~~·· · To•• •· "'""' "· ..,,. " tton .''..':'.o:r "':' "~':::':.'!',.'..,.~ Those taking part in the par:l. :: .!!d":r.: !~.,!i ade are to assemble at the 11::.... --~ Pomeroy Junior High school at ' ' d-:11'::•.:: Bible Sehool June 4 Followlnc tha.protriiD aueall , ...,u ..,, Soldt'ers Escape Death In Air Transport Smashup Ri ver Report .1"1 ,:J. I ' ..................... . ' ··~~u ~· . . . . . . . . . . .. fo~~· ~ • Death ClaimS Mr. WII'}}ford TuesIay N'•ght 1 M' fire , C'~Y I a.~. B ~~: ~~=~~:~~~:'f:!t:::n7:?~~:,: M:~d~/tvenin.~ t:~ospltal. Arline Roush, daughter and Daniel Artis, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Denver ol Mason, were booored 11 the tllltstandlnl students of t ti graduating class at ·Wahams .':.. !::.r:! . Letart, Chester Community w~ tnvlted to the d~ roo,m Bible Scllool will begin when cue and pullCit Weft! serday, June 4 to It at I a.m. Pia made to oerve the ved from a table oovereoj With 01 11:30 1.m. ~ wlll be classwere June 24 when the a red cloth and centered within es for the NJJJSery (Children Loy 1 "·-·n Class of the Mid· arrangement of White Dowen In ·~t he 4 -ra old.' Prim.,. a ""'~ Uk •·-- _., __, with m,_ ,, Chu h of Christ met wh'le I m a- c o Ies, Jlellnnen, Junlon, Tee,. rc tapers In milk pau .holdAgers, Adults. TuM esdaEydgevenlngAileantsthwoerlbcbp~ Mrs. Lyons presided at the ·Classes tram the Nuraery to rs. . ar ~""" bowl with Mrs. Gene Joniors will meet at the Ches- sided Wlthth Rev' Frted Gardynerer It the sUver coffee 1101' ::,u~:.·a.M--::::!h., ta~d .entoD e·;ro a.m. ter EJemerttary School. Teen e open ng pra . ,:,"",:',:"~0 ' ~. 1~o~~ Homer E "Pete" Abele, reP" Agm wUI meet at the MethoRice read th!Jt11 A reception honoring Mrs. resentativ .. of the lOth Congres· dlot Church and the Adult Ill;, re,;: James Clatworlhy, district praGau&e r..dlop: Galbpobs "" Pollllo• •• lbo . . . . ..,. " sional District, will he speak· at the Fint Church of the Htlah J •nc · was held durin& the social 000 · MANHATI'AN, Kan. rUPI 1 - 1 tlelault er for the Memorial DaY pro- rene. Teachers are wltb gUts placed OD I fv.oings and spread to thed ru..t•thge. , dam 18 5, 13.0, runmng 7~ feet ~~··...1 '!'.td:;.l·.~:' "lloo't panic" the fi"' ,.r- "f looked out both " •• 01 ' ion rollers Pomeroy·Mason 21.· A . 11. RAWUNGS soNI co. gram at the Beeeh Grove cern· to meet Monday aflenloon at Dllrblg theU busBunlness covered with 1 white cloth seant ytlled just before the hugf' plane and alii could lief was real 11, pt_ Pleasant 2~ .49, Hinton •• otuo c=~~oa.. etery. 1 o'cloc. to arrange their.rooms Mn. 'Wendeed from~ R an arrangment of flowers. 0 ya • trnnn transport plane srnaslled to orange-colored flamea," pf~ Jolln 1121 stationary Kanawha FaHs Crow, Crow • ' .orter, and--tfam the songs. $21.60 recelv wit~ ·~- gifts wu a ~r K sh1 w·11 1 'd . . ' AUoraeyl for Plllftllff ol ~bottle caps *'00 rl UR: the ground. · L. Sturmo, eno • 18.00 .., ,.. "' • a. "· " · "· ... All the children IOd adulta . "rvwn · •• : ,'jjd:j~o'':'8!: tree which was present• sa• • , 1.79 fallinR, Charleston the community are Invited to toward the church bl to Clatwortby from the " Now, unfasten your safety " When the plane cam• to a hall... : rising. Montgomery Island dam bello and ce< out." M wPnl out :: . I t61 , 11.0 running II feet. Lo,.. NOTIU •• •""'".'"""' attend tho Bible School. T fund. Hostesses for the officers of EVanaellne Chapter. Tht plant already was in flame~ ! Several soldlershsald thher'l w,hey"• ldon, Marmet and Winfield dams B•t•ie of G•or.. P. J'ran::·u.~':!.~ closing proaram wnl be on meehng wiD be Mrs. G~~ Servinl on the c&ydng room. , were oo tho sills. ... day night at a·p.m. at the Mowery, Mrs. Mary Mein- committee were Mrs. Nora. u 111e 64 ooldloro escaped solely flames around t em w en from tht wreckage or 1 Standard !l l~ped to the ground. A apokes-· ..:.::~ w~o::';!!, ~~~:d!;. ~~ " ter school. Mrs. Jack Spencer and Mn. LUUan Van MetMrs. Ethel Lower)' and A i r way 1 COnstellation whlcll man for Stanlbtrd in Los Angeles Boat movementl: Syraeu•. Ollio hll DMD dul7 ••JOtntis the director. er. ~~~~~-~~~~~-=~ ' . h t d "mill Admlalltr•t~r or Ull W.k of nHielllng oo crashed while landing '1\lesday said t f. men W~f ou an "I Ohl 0 Rl J 0 nes down lS ed G.ar•• p, Fnnell. latl! of Middleport. At the I!lose of ,.._ l:'fn:' ' M•lf• CountJ', Ohlo, deua-.t. course .was served .t Munl'cipa1 Airport. acrording inu" around" before the fire broke ' 2 .30 a.m.·verEastern down l3, OatH tbl•lltb cMJ of_..., 1161. to some survivors. ouo . ' r H. o-a"'" Auxiliary DiiiCU88e8 the hostesses Bessie Ashley. • s·« \ 'h ' I' wh ' h ll.~td con 4:55 a .m .; Vu 1can up 1•• ·Judi• of the Probl .. Cou.rt Herbert Willford, 71, or Port. M Only five of the 69 passenger!i , e atr me. IC . Ch i t ·30 m . Mtlat· county, Ohio I PJ F S Edith McNeal and 1'1. and crew members wert> injured . traded to transport tlle soldiers, p.m.' prt er u~ 14 • . . p. 45) u, :13, 21. - :n. land died In Holzer hospita 808 or ummer Hllah Jones, Martha McNeal none critically. said "due to lack ol adequate Beaver up 14. 6. 10 p.m.' S. . Tuosday niRht after a long ill· Th M ti of the Wll a gl!est for tloe evening, Capt . David Brown, the pilot, Ifire fighting· equipment" 8t the Jenks up 14, 6 : 4~ p.m.; .F. H~ NOTICI OP: APPOINTM~:~ IIJ!.t ne~s. He was an oil field drille 'ay m~ n& saW the crart lost power while airport, the fire si:arted. Airport J?hnson up 14, 2.30 1 ·~· • Quee r..llt• of lll•:v H. Fra1u~1• Deeeued. er and former marshall of Rut.. :omen • A~x~ of 1 1 114 14 5 55 he apoa'---hed for a routine land·, manager Nick Dellere said a up • . : lanMdr .. Willford was preceded ift at Allend Chureh ing. ·Jt crumbled to the ground truck rustled immediately to the TOI up 15 • t .lS a.m., 0 •• o\dminl.tr•t..or of tbe E•t•t• of M p tr k Lochary S -' R ecently rs. a lC ' .. e&!UOD .• the ter up 16 5·30 am ; Annette ••• , H. F••nf'll IIW of Middlcpo<t, death by his parents, John nt.l ld t ed b t d b 1 short of tlle runway an urn pane. u cou no CO ' · . · · · "' -· d nt, nducted th fot more than tllree 11oun. blaze. Jones up 17, 1 a.m . : PNJttsblilt'"' ~~~!~~~o~:.~r'n~~.:e:r:.C:,· UJQ. end Wilkinsan WIJlford, two br~ _!. h co -~ lib th~ 11le Emma Smith Circle ger down 17 5·ZO am · a JOn· F. H. O'BM•• thers and one sister. oonJC OJIO'""' W • Reorpnlzed Church ol The sold\ers. returning from ' · · ·' Jud 1 ~ ot Ute Prob•t• Court Paryer by Mrs Rollm ~ fA Litter Da maneuvers in California, uid the Rrealhltt Cru8hal up 17, 8:40 a.m.: St. Marys Mel•• county, Ohio Surviving are bis wife, · Ber· . of Cuna' y IIIJIDII:,( , ~u down II, 3:55a.m.; Robert '" " · 22 · " ' - " ' nice one son William and two who also gave the report . its monthly meetlnl at lane wu burning when thev ' dl F p Bl ' ' . th -eta ~fl C W Kirlt LU T lor P jumped to the ground and fled \ Chan er or ost Reed down 1&, 1:25 a.!ll.; n1o grandchildren of RutiJifld, two e ~-- ry. · • ·1 t~ of .Mrs. cy ay · 0 to oafety. 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky . iUPI) - down It, 5 a.m.; Walter Beck· SHERIFF'S BALE OF brothers, Joseph of Chardlers· land gave ...report Devotlolie were conducted by First Sgt. Charlet L. Briganct ' Edward T. Breathitt Jr. left jord up 19, 6 : 1~ a .m.; Frelher· CHATI'EL PROPERTY ville, o., and Charles of Sis· b lne Golda Prayer Wll 11 •h<ouled commands ol "dnn't pan-._ tven hi• most arden! support- ger up 20, 6 :20 a.m.; Indiana Metropolitan Motor!~> tersvUk!, W. Va. ··• Ul ss hedw te . l!rofflt and the ·t stunned lnday w1th up 21 ' ••·· 10 am s.rv1·0. . will he held Fr.'daj· lcted .. N new ""dlscuued u s re-''•a It:'' after anothl'r soldier yelll!d ers 8 bl · · ·• C· V· Harner vs. ......... by Mrs. ··wt-·re crashing .... we 're crashing: ithe magnituUe of his victory down 21, 6:10 a .m.; Francis JOHN w. ZIMMERMAN at 1Z:30 p. m. at the Chase the su~~were tin · Norris. There w., no other warning of .over A. B. <Happy ! Chandler Hougland up 21 6:35a .m. Char· Case No. IS, 489 Funeral Home In Rutland with Central ct mee B 'lbe worship thoughts h for the DemocratiC nomination s Stevenson up 23, 10:35 p.m. In pursuance to an execution Rev Carl Herring officiating. he held at London, Ohio, June by Mrs. llab Roush and : ~~·~ . moved quickly to &afe. [lor governor .•f Kentucky. I Robert west down 23, 5:15 a.m. issued from the Common Plea• Lat.;.. services will be conduct· 12 was announced and reserv• Faye Proffit. A poem afle~ the plane shuddered to Facmg in hts first try for pol· i!<Jnu. H. up 23, 6:30a.m. ; Orco Court of Meigs County. Porn- ed t 3 m at Lowell 0 Bur· lions for the meetlq muot be Barbara Roush alt in mud.' itical office the man many Ken· up Greenup 7:30 s.m.: J oh • eroy, Ohio, on the 3rd day of ialawill ~ i~ the J.ow~ll made with Mrl. Radford be.devotions. A bUJiness Wingo Break 011 .tuckiano thought was unhelta· Ladd Dean down 31, 2:30a.m.; May, 1963, and to me directed tery. Friends may caU al the fore June 7. Mrs. William Rebl· slon followed. Cardl were Wilne"'" &aid the right wi•R .ble, the 38-year-old HopkinsVIlle PhlflpSporn down 11, 5:05a.m. in the case above named, I Chase Funeral Home alter 7 p. hart, and Mrs. Helene . the sick of the eommunlty. tore ofl the craft, then the other attorney racked up a plurality Carl D. up 32, II : 10 J..m.; Col. will expose for Slle at public m tonight received their pllll lor 100 During the social hour the wing fell ofl. Fires started In the lhal approached 60,000 votes. Davenport down 32, 3:15a.m.; auction altho front door of the . · hours. memherlexcban&edlawrltere. 1 Returns from 2.m ol 3,017 Sausage H. up 32, 5:45 a .m.; COURT HOUSE, Pomeroy, SQUAD CALLED . clpes. Refre!lhiMilts were tel'· FORFEITS BOND precincts showed Brealholl Wtlh Shully down 33, 7:55a.m.; Sal· Ohio, Meigs County, on Satur· Pomeroy emergency squad•· Staff And Officere to 14 memberl. Lewis E. Gltlian forfeited a l284.74t votes lo 228,1Sb . for I) Ann up 33, 11 :56 p.m.: Ed· day, June 8, t963 at 10:00 a. m. men were called for Ruby Epon In Tuesday Seuioo $25 bond in Meigs county court lChandler. Two othe• candJdales eana Bosworth up 33, 12:50 a. the following goods and chattel Silver Rtdge, at 7:30p.m. Tu~s· The Staff and Officer• CARII8 SIGN FOUR tuday . Gillian bad been charg· polled 19,410 vote• between 1m : Louisiana down 33, 5:15 a. to wit - one 1954 Oldsmobile. day. She was taken io the offtce Meigs Temple, Pythlan ST. LOUIS tUPJ _ ed with dl•tl•rbing the peace by 1them l· m.; Luther Herdman down 34, 2 dr . Holiday Coupe, color, of a local phyaicum for treat· met Monday evenlnc-.t the Jrv Goode, Bm Triplett, the Melgo county Sheriff's [)e. lMefl p..,,. .3·15 p.m.; J . S. Lewis down green. Serial number - 548 M ment of .a breathing difficulty. with Mrs. Phil Melnhlll'l prooid- Elwell and rete Echob partmenl. POOL TO OPEN . 3:05 p.m.; L. W. Sweet down 21621 Mndellla. ing in the absence of Mrs. Karl slgood their 1116S <OOtracll The Middltport mumclpal low the new dam noar Cinci,. Te;ms : cash in hand on dal Owens, president. Those the Sl. Louis Cardllllb of ths GETB EQUAL PAY BILL swimming pool ts sclf!duled lor nati were Ravenswood, Cotton of sale. '"" . ported IU were Mrs. M 1 Ucmal FoOtball LoafiUo. WASHINGTON tUPII -Onl.y opening .tomorrow. ltates for Queen, Craig M. Sosan Lane, Taken as property of ••L. S bo Mr K 1 Owena I k t thl Ill he nd •,::: (~-Un.. ~ from pa.. 1) an m, s. ar ' Preoident Kennedy'• signa lure " I season JC e s s year w Andrew Calhoun, Western a w. Zimm,..man to satllfy ex.-- Ch ::.;"'J """to Tw'l'ght.-nd ... Mrs. Wllllsm Allman who reqlllred to tnact into law a bill I$8 for adult! and .. for stude~ts. IIHnois. Uon in favor of Metropolitan te,Ml' un r . II a lti.U" improved. .•/ "' aive women equal pay with men I Persons who had season tiCk· GoJtllpsllo Dam - loca up 4: Motors. !her 1 Llttlo Helper1. Two readings were given enfor equal worll. lets last year can.purchase them 50 p.m.; OVEC up t :ill p.m.; ROBERT c. HARTENBACH. The Blue Star 4-H Clubs are titled "Perfect Trust" by SaThe senato accepted the Hou,.. 1for half pnce thiS year, vollage San Pedro down IO:ZO p.m.; SHERfFF MEIGS COUNTY the Langsville ~tiers, Ntp die McElhinny IOd "A paued measure Tuesday night olficials said, with accompanl· Louisiana down 11 :15 p.m.; m.. ' 5 29 ltc and Tuck, Portland Junior}.'~~~ lor the Drly" by Mrs. and ...,tit to the While H011se.i men1 of a letter that was mall· patcher down 12:5$ a.m.; Crue. and the Tuppers Plams "'""'r Games were played and ed oul last year when the paol i ible down 4:55 a.m.; Bernet up ettes. awarded to Mrs. Harry Cllut,J Meta• Memdal Hoopltal wo. closed for repairs . lndivid- ~ 6 : 15 a.m.; Elgerclifl up t :55 a PleaiiDI V1lley RIIPital Mrs. Rorece McElhinny, .=.:;;;-.;, ADMISSIONS - Mrs. James ,uallickets will cosl25 cento form .; Lelia Shearer up 10:45 a. ADMlTI'ED - Arthur M. Mrs Kiaer,Racin•: Harry Lee, Rul· 'chlldrenand4Dcentsforadults.l m. Sayre. Evans; Mrs. MrGers . !~ ~~tOCJAL ~~':;:'Zirkle, and · · land. Kaaawba Rlvor Merrill Pearson, Hendersoo; ....meetlnC DISCHARGES - Sharon Free· SPECIAL MEETING down Marmet t :20 a.m.; 'Pat· die May.. , Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. r!es~e~~ ~I!:'and IUIIIJI.' ,.,,~man, Pomeroy; Theo Heines, Worshipful Master Archie C. ten up Marmet Z:30 a.m.; Li~ Sammie Lee Cheeoebrew, Pt. MAY 11 wlch.. were served by the ~""' Hemlock Grove; Don Cottrill, Swartz announced thai Pome- tie Edward up Marmet 3:30 a. Pleasant. _ _. G rd b M Rlchlrd Olltnl 1 Syracuse. roy Lodge No. 164 Free and Ac· m; o. F. Shearet down Wi,. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Wll· The Wild,.... .a en cu ...... rs. S Hos:lellll!lj BIRTH - Mr. and Mn. Jam. cepted Masons will hold a spec- field a p.m.~ Jerry Bosworth lard Holcomlr, Pl. Pleuant: Will mee~W~ ;t!pn,:· ~·· ~~I be Mra.l~:::;..;:~:;..;;;~:=::===~~=~ es:ii;;iKOiiOiseiiri. , •R•a..c.. in.,e,~a-d_•..us,...hliiie'1r. imal. meeting .Friday, at '.'30 .p. down Winfield 12:35 a.m.; So\. Mrs. Clarence BonecUtter, and 11 the ~~':..~!son ~u.::. 11 c~ ;::;r: McElhinny llltl Mrs. II r Mi't · Edith 11 1 . There will be work m the vay down Wlnfiekl 2:05 a.m.; daughter, Gallipolla Ferry. Jhird degrees followed by w. H. Shafer, Jr. up Winfield 1 0 OrO Q freshmnets . All Master Masoos 5:25 a .m. ; Helen Z. up Win· SNA NOMINEE 'are Invited to attend. field 6:45 a.m. PT. PLEASANT Carla Melp Geaenl Hospltll Dlcher. daughter of Mr. ADMISSIONS - Iva ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Carl Dilcher, 1 :~ · & dCoolt!Jilovri·tn;e : Richard Folden. Mr. and Mro. Harley E. Joh,. at St. Mary's School of N • . .,. Clarence Spurrltr, Po- son of Wolfpen annfiWICO the Huntington, W. yo .. hao 'S T.V. meroy: Kathryn CeciL Pome· birth of a daughter. Sheryl Lynn tilosen as a nominee for Prest. CLELAND roy .. May 21 at the Hol..r dent of the West Virglnle State wv 1.1155 DISCHARGES -. Mn. Paul . Grandparents are Mr . ,Student Nurses Auoclatlon. She a I . Malo St. ~-• Pomeroy ; Elizabeth Ath· Mn. Harley T. Johnson of will attend the State SGtnd~~en:t:l .. .Arline Roush,:' Dan Artis.Are N ;o.· .utstanding Wahama .Hi G . raduat.es Amon:...p~:: .,:~ Pa~ts~~~,:: Yr. 111111 Mrs. Jack Roush o..-·-. r.t: Plans Made T Serve Visit Of • Bloodmobile 14 lilgb School's exercises, Monday everUng. 'lbe two were pr...nted BllD~ward, described Prlnc Clyde Foley as t b m01t coveted award of all on durlq the exercises. award Is given annuall) to the boy and the girl who are 8landl1f8 In scholarship, loyal· ty, and ~chievement. 'lbe presenlatlon a portion of the program durtog which awards were given to aeveral members of t h e class who had done outstaod· lng work during their h I g h school careers. Other awarda given were as fallows : the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award, Beverly Staats; the Mason Coonty Farm Women's Club 4-H watd, Arline Roush ; Jr. OUAM Sportsmanship Award, Sprouae; New Haven Mill VoAg Award, Bill Jewell; L 1on Club Commercial Award, ron Brown; National Honor alety Cbapter- Scholarship ward (tliO), Arlioe Roush; Haven W6man's Club Sch,olar. ship Award ($100), Carolyn · vlng; Wahama Alumni Associa· tion Scholarship ($100), It Artis; Scholarship Award $200 lor each of four yean West Virginia State C~!~:d Gay Cartwright; Arion J ·F:slher Smithson; Danforth ward, wUma G~imm and Kblg; America• Legion ahl(t .Award, Esther and · J!oss Frey: ChrisUan J.lv· ing .\Ward, Daniel Artis Wilma Grimm; DAR sl!IP A,.lards, Claudia and John Call; DAR zeri, · Gay Cartwright. · ''the Salutatory Address do!Uvered by Beverly 11!1$8 Staats · palil s)leclal ""' had had l I' I Eel ted B..,u.l her fellow graduates to masters of themselves and have the courage to go oo with original Ideas and.p'rojecls. DlplfiiiiU were presented to cl111 by Paul B. PoweR, Coonty superintendent schoola. Mr. Powell talked to . the class before be the diplomas. . R. Foley, principal' of High School. pr&Rnt· the cllll io superintendent. asked tbe claas oot to that the world owed each of them a living but to go ahead to mak elbelr own ways life. The IDvocatlon and Benediclion were ~sente,d by Rev. Richard Wright, minlller of tilt Meloll Methodist Church. Music !Or the pl'oc:eSIIOIIII 111111 t1te I'I!COI!Iloaal was provided by the Wlham.a High Schoo I Band. In addition the band presenteel ~. ~~ - "FesUv~~ Preludo, Variation OVerture and "Student Prince" - dur· Paul Hut •· class were Nancy AboUD, llaJ>. lei Artis, Judy Ball, Sharon Brown, John Call, Patricia Carpenter, Gay Cartwriibt, Pa· trlcia C<!lllnsworth, G o r d o n Clark, Michael Fields, Lowen Flowero, Ross Frey, Carl Gardner, Rebecca Goodnite, D a! e Grimm, Wilma Grimm, Danny Harbour, Charles Harcrav~. ert, Kenneth Reynolds, et Roney, Amy Roush, Roush, Herbert Roush. R o s Roush, Wlltlam Rousb, Russell, Sandra Sayre, Smith, Esther Smllbaon, tlam Sprouae, Bevei'ly ~~~:~1 Earl Stewart, Charles Charles Yonker, '"'•udla le, 111111 Judy Zirkle. Francll ' lluclson, Shirley Ingels, William JeweU, Hubert Johnson, Lois Jo..,, Andrew JW&. chnlk. Lew King, Terry Lewis, Carolyn Llevtng. • Chloris Mschlt, Linda MershiiU, Paula Maynard, Barbara Mulford, COnstance Newton. lng the evening. Ellen Oldaker, Shirley Peytoo, Members of the graduatln'8 Patricia Reed, .I!!Uzahelb Reich- 1 were Michael D. Csrlaon, IWI, Mrs. A•rdl E. 1125 Olestnut St., Voreb 11130 . Chestnut N. Howard Foster U, State 1410 81 Janet t Ullf()l Rt. 1 Northup, Ellen oW: llker Rl 1 Letart w Va Her· bert' Chamhera MID. 81 ·• MidEdward· J . Stra~s. 117 Ave Pomeroy Mr 1 Charles E . ·Eads, Rt. RutlaDci Grady p Craig Syracuse Mrs. Homer wmi.m., Oak Mrs Willard Snyder Rt Oak Walter G Edw-· Oak WUI~ G Rice' 2 and 'Kenzel A · · Mae i M. Hill Hill 0...: Stiversville • Notes SOCJety ---------Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst, Vlcior and Tommy, and Wesley Cozart visited places of Interin West VIrginia Sonday. Mrs. zetta Boyd of Parker.. spent Thursday to Sonday with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Mr. and M"·· Eber Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Grimm of East Liverpool, and Mr. and Gus Brewer of White Cotwere weekend guests of . and Mrs. E. E. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. Mrs. Charles Simeral of Co\. umbus spent the past week with parents, Mr. and Mrs. E . E. Brewer and Leanna. Margaret Durst, a graduate Racine high school, spent <· lllschsrged Included Mlu ........., Rou 10 """'~ END-OF-MONTH ' Charles Ward, Mrs. F r 1 n k Weisenberger, Russell ~1:; Mrs. Stewart Keatoa, Barnhart, James Halley, Friday and Saturdey Cecil Mn.. and Infant son, Mrs. Douglas Moore and IDfant daughter, Mrs_ George Trainer and Regular 1.39 IDfant daughter, Mrs. Ralph~36 INCH k~, Mrs. Gerald Roush and ,. COTTON !ant daughter, Mrs. Richard SATINS, yd. Darst, Harold Hammond, Har· old N. Weatherholt, William Lohse, ·Roy Mathias, Mrs. Mary Regular 89c VanSickle, David Shoemaker, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Ron a 1d 361NCH White and William Joseph GivDRIP-DRY yds. en. FABRICS AIDOIJit AUla& Ideal fabrics for dre!J6es, play According to the midnight clothes, etc. A large Selection report of the nursing depart· of pattern s and colon to ment, those patients who were listed as fair Included Henry C'hoose from. Pettit, Joseph Willis, Mrs. Jack Colley. Sr.• Mrs. Preston Par· sons, Russell Fields, Mrs. Har· ry Wehrung, Mrs. Grace Steph· Singer Sol" & Service enson, William Addis, Mrs. JO' seph Straight. Betty B~;:~·. McCALL'S PATTERNS Jerry Warner, Charles Ll 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Poft'Jii•WJ Mrs. Mamie Smith, John R. ~Sw~ · t~h,~Do~na~ld~D~J~·v~er~s._,~V~ict~or~'!""'!""...,'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""!!!!~ SALE! 98c 2 .$1 Th~J Fabrlt! Shop I 8 week with her class in Wash- ington, D. C. and New York Joppa Brighten your,.. home with Social Notes Ire= "I Hospital News · P . t 1 • F~ienil~s Night ·obse~ At ••--. Gpest speaker r... 1" htiUon • • .,.,. ' 0" " " ' court ot eo.mo• PI••• ot Mriel busy people, taking the first of their three great summer holidays. It is the - bet . ·eventn& at l!enllett, Mra. the ' ho of •- dau••ter and ~-r of the Mrs. M. L. French, Mn. 'nleo t;• """ so~,. · ·law, rok~~nd M~. Char- StarS, Mlddi.;,.rt, with NeullliJIB, Mrs. Jllllel ClatwGr..uWID•·- RevnnU• , leo RyseU of Syracuse. ers represented from '"' 0 ' -•· , ......., Cowie -lved many McConne'~llle, ' Emeram JOMI, 1tfrs. J!d. .mn~ .......... "i!T U -• J ,.,, clrdJ, cood wilhet, helutlful pot;., Chesterhill, ith 1\USSe ' .... lJnFI, .....r ....... Patron' glfla following a birthday din· and romeroy. Mrs. Wuow,., -r. 1\ . M., and William K'w•, the c-11111 '""' .."6 ..m ""• · 111'1.-She exp-sed her desire to pro tem, --'-~...1 wWl wu ... eft Y,J Y ~ ·~~ v·~ wttlt mnu.o'- 'ria.. -The Memorial Day parade In attend tile 4M~al Cowie reunofficers in tbeif'. I tTIJIUUI' ~ ... downtown PlJIII<roy, ocheduled ion In """'"snla thlJ yelr. Dlstingu ' !shed vlsdofl . A ~' ol a.JII.> pri ··-, M 1 I'UdiDC en~ to begin at t a.m. t~orBrow h. l\ell.tlves arM! ~~:~1 Mf'. FayeMHanJit, D.GCla . ; "Fri.!:.~~p." uem'wr• of u•.;. or to services al I.II'C e e c were: Mn. Carr~ Q'CI en, Dlstrtct 25, rs. ames . .. ICIII3Iu 'fl. "-"' Grove cemetery, will include Gertrude McBr,lde, Mrs. Myr- worthy, President of rltonvllle ebapt:er presen~! ••veral organizations, dubs, tie w-- of Harry P. Smith of Pit, ''Who PIIIIIW _. ...... ~~·- ....., Mr. ·lnd · hum..,.a th ~-" G Tu with the 11 ,\a. and groups. Drew·Webs.ter Am· Ms. J. Carl Gordon, Mr. hOnors. Mr .. and e """ ,reen, W"' erican Legion Post oIll c1a Is sald Ml'l. Geor1e Mtalothlln, Oscar Jarvis, BellvaJle, Ohio, It!Is·-.-.. ol Enn-Une ... , today . . Mar••ret Gordon, Miss . and P. M. and P. P. of Distrlci ter sln'8ln'8 two pumben. Bolli Un .- · A.'ti _ . ,...__ _ _ ..,. 1n 1:01tuAmong those partlctpa I Stoclalale and :Mlu 25 Past Matrons of EvaJIIellne .... - will be the Pomeroy HI Bh SherWOOd, all of Columbo• aJid chapter were ~golsl!d blclud· with lllloelllll')' Lyona, Nora. school band, the Pomeroy Gl !IreI the •-• ••• Mrs. Lillian Stelff, Mrs. llld th Virginia Neub!.llnl 11"'1"' lnd hostess. uoe .~......... listen. ~epartment, Cub Scouts, r up e ~•·• . SCoutl 1'he P1xfte. Steifl prtSettted pl. .Scouts, Boy ' . Chester Will Open 0 . . ... -•·• rnv RidinG Club, Pomeroy EJn. music durUll Will ev--.. •••••''"'' PUILICATtON SlU~.oo wllb celebra~ - ,.,., ..,,._ ... ·"""" ....... ••0 . . ' " ' ••o•• ""' " .......~ .... aou~.eo L. • • • n;. ot1H, " ' ..... '''" " ....._ ~ .-."' 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ALit $100•• ;. _............ ........... _ ,.....,... -~lOt Itt'~ aD4 our(mce• Over200WHkly Wln~~~~ra -:'f' Play later You can clmale a Keepu1re Diamond lUIIr with 110111· Uncl,r New •n•t•JMnt ' . ., POMEROY MAiN $1'1~n ,, MOTOR .~ �'•• ......_.._• IM tMI COMI11M PLUt CI(,IUIT Of' ' They W0 Uld Be Pleased Tbose from •arly middle age upward 'II find tbe name "Memorial Day" su ltnnc• upon the tongue. To them , t h e . lloltday was tong familiar as •' De cora1·wn • h M Day." It was just 95 years aeo t is ay l:r that Decoration Day first was 0 d J h J Logan 1G served, by or •rho G,en . d oAn . f the. «.'Ommander of t e ran rmy o ao 101.. ~~It: ::.1) at Sl. Josepll'l ~.'~.y OMie ~UIIITY, . . . . ... ~ .... e... M t*tto Ctr .. NICOJa.. . . . . " .... 011'-., ·"'- ·::O'"ttH, ,...,"'· a,,.., ....,,, " •'· NoTtcl IY But there is a very special tribute paid b •ven thOle who give y every penon - ' no heed to the significance of the daya trt'bute that the men who are gone o ld surely appreciate w u . It as the eXistence or a vltal, ii'OWing , Conn...,"MaD Homer Abele c ouat; , Ohto , prulu for ••.,...,., OD tW4:1 coanovll notM. 'be flrtt Ill inter•nt •• .....~· ,........',',." .-.. !.~~ ....0 _.. ·M·"·• -::.a'!:'!·o'':!o~~-:::: ~ lo•'•• ...c:rlb«t rt•l propeHJ: In TS! ~:!!:~;":f :;~•.·:: =~~ Easte:,: . !~' ' • . Tue~.:r. SveiYa ~ !Awlfl Mrl. ::""\:: Republi c picnicking, the working in the yard, the ,, th motOJ'J'ng , swimming, eating, laughing, ... '" ••• Towoohlp . . . . . .o. . . . .. Three years. plus little more an a tn1 la.c.led "' a.etlolll Ne. 11. T..a · th d f h loving. lazing, snooting, long weekend of '· ..... IJ or ••• """' c.....,., month . had passed ••nee e en 0 OS· p "' ..... tho .... 0 . . . . . . or 1 people greeting a new summer with all ,:: s::b•• tt eae-teurtb ot ..~ s.e. t lillties of the War Between the Sta es . u- No. ,., Town ~ " " ' ' " · " " . th 1 t the dJ'verse ener•t' es and preferences ••• ,,.,,, tb.• two t.U•w&•• lot• of A nation was sti II nursmg e ong· O· • ..... .eal wounds of riv il war. that characterizes their approach to the ~~"'.,";~,.!;..:"::,~.=. :. '!or':':: · t th at - a day hardworking days of the year. Jo.., c. M•'" •• .... ••"" No,. i Decoration Dav was JUS 1& 11'13, reoor4H In Vol •• Pqn ~·orat• the ;,·aves of loved ones lost It is for these things, this life, this very •• "" ..... """'' ., Motp io d '"'" " "' C"oUDb' Ohlo IMtullAed and ti.NI!riMtl foDon o.,,...., " '"' """.. In battle - and of.otbero. friend and existence ' that we are indebted to those .. tall eorncr of uld bat oDHWf of foe alike. who perhaps had no one to who have gone. ~·•;::~ ::-:::•":.:;, ",':, ":."!::: .;gency squad; the Lelion co~ mourn them . Somewhere- along the way of this hoi- ~aJ!~ '"Ut:::e;~u:·~ ors and Color Guard, the LeToday, 95 years later. Memorial Day iday, find a quiet place - your church, .. ,..., '"'"" oau•• " • - · glon firing squad •. membel'! of l!larks the tribute the United States pays a corner of a field where fence and wood· ~~::~""::!,~?." ~~~u.':.!":.o':; the American Legoon, auxiliary "':..:~~~ oHicer, Gold Star Mothers, Dau· o( all its wars _ tribute by land join, a place in your heart - and !r •:.;.:..~·~;:t,,.:': to the dead b · Lot No. ' ' ••'"• ,. '"" oft ,. ••ten~ of Unlnn Veterans and enng. ,..,.... ., ..,. ""' , • A I a-·olu tam'. I)', friends . Jmlitary , patriotic and spend a moment inI remem d ...............~........ - · Daughters of mer can .... • civil organiz~,1 t~~io~n,"_s·~ --:=------::_--T~h~ey'--.:w:._:o:.u::_ _: ld~~b=e:p:e..a:s:e=.======- "~~~·· · To•• •· "'""' "· ..,,. " tton .''..':'.o:r "':' "~':::':.'!',.'..,.~ Those taking part in the par:l. :: .!!d":r.: !~.,!i ade are to assemble at the 11::.... --~ Pomeroy Junior High school at ' ' d-:11'::•.:: Bible Sehool June 4 Followlnc tha.protriiD aueall , ...,u ..,, Soldt'ers Escape Death In Air Transport Smashup Ri ver Report .1"1 ,:J. I ' ..................... . ' ··~~u ~· . . . . . . . . . . .. fo~~· ~ • Death ClaimS Mr. WII'}}ford TuesIay N'•ght 1 M' fire , C'~Y I a.~. B ~~: ~~=~~:~~~:'f:!t:::n7:?~~:,: M:~d~/tvenin.~ t:~ospltal. Arline Roush, daughter and Daniel Artis, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Denver ol Mason, were booored 11 the tllltstandlnl students of t ti graduating class at ·Wahams .':.. !::.r:! . Letart, Chester Community w~ tnvlted to the d~ roo,m Bible Scllool will begin when cue and pullCit Weft! serday, June 4 to It at I a.m. Pia made to oerve the ved from a table oovereoj With 01 11:30 1.m. ~ wlll be classwere June 24 when the a red cloth and centered within es for the NJJJSery (Children Loy 1 "·-·n Class of the Mid· arrangement of White Dowen In ·~t he 4 -ra old.' Prim.,. a ""'~ Uk •·-- _., __, with m,_ ,, Chu h of Christ met wh'le I m a- c o Ies, Jlellnnen, Junlon, Tee,. rc tapers In milk pau .holdAgers, Adults. TuM esdaEydgevenlngAileantsthwoerlbcbp~ Mrs. Lyons presided at the ·Classes tram the Nuraery to rs. . ar ~""" bowl with Mrs. Gene Joniors will meet at the Ches- sided Wlthth Rev' Frted Gardynerer It the sUver coffee 1101' ::,u~:.·a.M--::::!h., ta~d .entoD e·;ro a.m. ter EJemerttary School. Teen e open ng pra . ,:,"",:',:"~0 ' ~. 1~o~~ Homer E "Pete" Abele, reP" Agm wUI meet at the MethoRice read th!Jt11 A reception honoring Mrs. resentativ .. of the lOth Congres· dlot Church and the Adult Ill;, re,;: James Clatworlhy, district praGau&e r..dlop: Galbpobs "" Pollllo• •• lbo . . . . ..,. " sional District, will he speak· at the Fint Church of the Htlah J •nc · was held durin& the social 000 · MANHATI'AN, Kan. rUPI 1 - 1 tlelault er for the Memorial DaY pro- rene. Teachers are wltb gUts placed OD I fv.oings and spread to thed ru..t•thge. , dam 18 5, 13.0, runmng 7~ feet ~~··...1 '!'.td:;.l·.~:' "lloo't panic" the fi"' ,.r- "f looked out both " •• 01 ' ion rollers Pomeroy·Mason 21.· A . 11. RAWUNGS soNI co. gram at the Beeeh Grove cern· to meet Monday aflenloon at Dllrblg theU busBunlness covered with 1 white cloth seant ytlled just before the hugf' plane and alii could lief was real 11, pt_ Pleasant 2~ .49, Hinton •• otuo c=~~oa.. etery. 1 o'cloc. to arrange their.rooms Mn. 'Wendeed from~ R an arrangment of flowers. 0 ya • trnnn transport plane srnaslled to orange-colored flamea," pf~ Jolln 1121 stationary Kanawha FaHs Crow, Crow • ' .orter, and--tfam the songs. $21.60 recelv wit~ ·~- gifts wu a ~r K sh1 w·11 1 'd . . ' AUoraeyl for Plllftllff ol ~bottle caps *'00 rl UR: the ground. · L. Sturmo, eno • 18.00 .., ,.. "' • a. "· " · "· ... All the children IOd adulta . "rvwn · •• : ,'jjd:j~o'':'8!: tree which was present• sa• • , 1.79 fallinR, Charleston the community are Invited to toward the church bl to Clatwortby from the " Now, unfasten your safety " When the plane cam• to a hall... : rising. Montgomery Island dam bello and ce< out." M wPnl out :: . I t61 , 11.0 running II feet. Lo,.. NOTIU •• •""'".'"""' attend tho Bible School. T fund. Hostesses for the officers of EVanaellne Chapter. Tht plant already was in flame~ ! Several soldlershsald thher'l w,hey"• ldon, Marmet and Winfield dams B•t•ie of G•or.. P. J'ran::·u.~':!.~ closing proaram wnl be on meehng wiD be Mrs. G~~ Servinl on the c&ydng room. , were oo tho sills. ... day night at a·p.m. at the Mowery, Mrs. Mary Mein- committee were Mrs. Nora. u 111e 64 ooldloro escaped solely flames around t em w en from tht wreckage or 1 Standard !l l~ped to the ground. A apokes-· ..:.::~ w~o::';!!, ~~~:d!;. ~~ " ter school. Mrs. Jack Spencer and Mn. LUUan Van MetMrs. Ethel Lower)' and A i r way 1 COnstellation whlcll man for Stanlbtrd in Los Angeles Boat movementl: Syraeu•. Ollio hll DMD dul7 ••JOtntis the director. er. ~~~~~-~~~~~-=~ ' . h t d "mill Admlalltr•t~r or Ull W.k of nHielllng oo crashed while landing '1\lesday said t f. men W~f ou an "I Ohl 0 Rl J 0 nes down lS ed G.ar•• p, Fnnell. latl! of Middleport. At the I!lose of ,.._ l:'fn:' ' M•lf• CountJ', Ohlo, deua-.t. course .was served .t Munl'cipa1 Airport. acrording inu" around" before the fire broke ' 2 .30 a.m.·verEastern down l3, OatH tbl•lltb cMJ of_..., 1161. to some survivors. ouo . ' r H. o-a"'" Auxiliary DiiiCU88e8 the hostesses Bessie Ashley. • s·« \ 'h ' I' wh ' h ll.~td con 4:55 a .m .; Vu 1can up 1•• ·Judi• of the Probl .. Cou.rt Herbert Willford, 71, or Port. M Only five of the 69 passenger!i , e atr me. IC . Ch i t ·30 m . Mtlat· county, Ohio I PJ F S Edith McNeal and 1'1. and crew members wert> injured . traded to transport tlle soldiers, p.m.' prt er u~ 14 • . . p. 45) u, :13, 21. - :n. land died In Holzer hospita 808 or ummer Hllah Jones, Martha McNeal none critically. said "due to lack ol adequate Beaver up 14. 6. 10 p.m.' S. . Tuosday niRht after a long ill· Th M ti of the Wll a gl!est for tloe evening, Capt . David Brown, the pilot, Ifire fighting· equipment" 8t the Jenks up 14, 6 : 4~ p.m.; .F. H~ NOTICI OP: APPOINTM~:~ IIJ!.t ne~s. He was an oil field drille 'ay m~ n& saW the crart lost power while airport, the fire si:arted. Airport J?hnson up 14, 2.30 1 ·~· • Quee r..llt• of lll•:v H. Fra1u~1• Deeeued. er and former marshall of Rut.. :omen • A~x~ of 1 1 114 14 5 55 he apoa'---hed for a routine land·, manager Nick Dellere said a up • . : lanMdr .. Willford was preceded ift at Allend Chureh ing. ·Jt crumbled to the ground truck rustled immediately to the TOI up 15 • t .lS a.m., 0 •• o\dminl.tr•t..or of tbe E•t•t• of M p tr k Lochary S -' R ecently rs. a lC ' .. e&!UOD .• the ter up 16 5·30 am ; Annette ••• , H. F••nf'll IIW of Middlcpo<t, death by his parents, John nt.l ld t ed b t d b 1 short of tlle runway an urn pane. u cou no CO ' · . · · · "' -· d nt, nducted th fot more than tllree 11oun. blaze. Jones up 17, 1 a.m . : PNJttsblilt'"' ~~~!~~~o~:.~r'n~~.:e:r:.C:,· UJQ. end Wilkinsan WIJlford, two br~ _!. h co -~ lib th~ 11le Emma Smith Circle ger down 17 5·ZO am · a JOn· F. H. O'BM•• thers and one sister. oonJC OJIO'""' W • Reorpnlzed Church ol The sold\ers. returning from ' · · ·' Jud 1 ~ ot Ute Prob•t• Court Paryer by Mrs Rollm ~ fA Litter Da maneuvers in California, uid the Rrealhltt Cru8hal up 17, 8:40 a.m.: St. Marys Mel•• county, Ohio Surviving are bis wife, · Ber· . of Cuna' y IIIJIDII:,( , ~u down II, 3:55a.m.; Robert '" " · 22 · " ' - " ' nice one son William and two who also gave the report . its monthly meetlnl at lane wu burning when thev ' dl F p Bl ' ' . th -eta ~fl C W Kirlt LU T lor P jumped to the ground and fled \ Chan er or ost Reed down 1&, 1:25 a.!ll.; n1o grandchildren of RutiJifld, two e ~-- ry. · • ·1 t~ of .Mrs. cy ay · 0 to oafety. 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky . iUPI) - down It, 5 a.m.; Walter Beck· SHERIFF'S BALE OF brothers, Joseph of Chardlers· land gave ...report Devotlolie were conducted by First Sgt. Charlet L. Briganct ' Edward T. Breathitt Jr. left jord up 19, 6 : 1~ a .m.; Frelher· CHATI'EL PROPERTY ville, o., and Charles of Sis· b lne Golda Prayer Wll 11 •h<ouled commands ol "dnn't pan-._ tven hi• most arden! support- ger up 20, 6 :20 a.m.; Indiana Metropolitan Motor!~> tersvUk!, W. Va. ··• Ul ss hedw te . l!rofflt and the ·t stunned lnday w1th up 21 ' ••·· 10 am s.rv1·0. . will he held Fr.'daj· lcted .. N new ""dlscuued u s re-''•a It:'' after anothl'r soldier yelll!d ers 8 bl · · ·• C· V· Harner vs. ......... by Mrs. ··wt-·re crashing .... we 're crashing: ithe magnituUe of his victory down 21, 6:10 a .m.; Francis JOHN w. ZIMMERMAN at 1Z:30 p. m. at the Chase the su~~were tin · Norris. There w., no other warning of .over A. B. <Happy ! Chandler Hougland up 21 6:35a .m. Char· Case No. IS, 489 Funeral Home In Rutland with Central ct mee B 'lbe worship thoughts h for the DemocratiC nomination s Stevenson up 23, 10:35 p.m. In pursuance to an execution Rev Carl Herring officiating. he held at London, Ohio, June by Mrs. llab Roush and : ~~·~ . moved quickly to &afe. [lor governor .•f Kentucky. I Robert west down 23, 5:15 a.m. issued from the Common Plea• Lat.;.. services will be conduct· 12 was announced and reserv• Faye Proffit. A poem afle~ the plane shuddered to Facmg in hts first try for pol· i!<Jnu. H. up 23, 6:30a.m. ; Orco Court of Meigs County. Porn- ed t 3 m at Lowell 0 Bur· lions for the meetlq muot be Barbara Roush alt in mud.' itical office the man many Ken· up Greenup 7:30 s.m.: J oh • eroy, Ohio, on the 3rd day of ialawill ~ i~ the J.ow~ll made with Mrl. Radford be.devotions. A bUJiness Wingo Break 011 .tuckiano thought was unhelta· Ladd Dean down 31, 2:30a.m.; May, 1963, and to me directed tery. Friends may caU al the fore June 7. Mrs. William Rebl· slon followed. Cardl were Wilne"'" &aid the right wi•R .ble, the 38-year-old HopkinsVIlle PhlflpSporn down 11, 5:05a.m. in the case above named, I Chase Funeral Home alter 7 p. hart, and Mrs. Helene . the sick of the eommunlty. tore ofl the craft, then the other attorney racked up a plurality Carl D. up 32, II : 10 J..m.; Col. will expose for Slle at public m tonight received their pllll lor 100 During the social hour the wing fell ofl. Fires started In the lhal approached 60,000 votes. Davenport down 32, 3:15a.m.; auction altho front door of the . · hours. memherlexcban&edlawrltere. 1 Returns from 2.m ol 3,017 Sausage H. up 32, 5:45 a .m.; COURT HOUSE, Pomeroy, SQUAD CALLED . clpes. Refre!lhiMilts were tel'· FORFEITS BOND precincts showed Brealholl Wtlh Shully down 33, 7:55a.m.; Sal· Ohio, Meigs County, on Satur· Pomeroy emergency squad•· Staff And Officere to 14 memberl. Lewis E. Gltlian forfeited a l284.74t votes lo 228,1Sb . for I) Ann up 33, 11 :56 p.m.: Ed· day, June 8, t963 at 10:00 a. m. men were called for Ruby Epon In Tuesday Seuioo $25 bond in Meigs county court lChandler. Two othe• candJdales eana Bosworth up 33, 12:50 a. the following goods and chattel Silver Rtdge, at 7:30p.m. Tu~s· The Staff and Officer• CARII8 SIGN FOUR tuday . Gillian bad been charg· polled 19,410 vote• between 1m : Louisiana down 33, 5:15 a. to wit - one 1954 Oldsmobile. day. She was taken io the offtce Meigs Temple, Pythlan ST. LOUIS tUPJ _ ed with dl•tl•rbing the peace by 1them l· m.; Luther Herdman down 34, 2 dr . Holiday Coupe, color, of a local phyaicum for treat· met Monday evenlnc-.t the Jrv Goode, Bm Triplett, the Melgo county Sheriff's [)e. lMefl p..,,. .3·15 p.m.; J . S. Lewis down green. Serial number - 548 M ment of .a breathing difficulty. with Mrs. Phil Melnhlll'l prooid- Elwell and rete Echob partmenl. POOL TO OPEN . 3:05 p.m.; L. W. Sweet down 21621 Mndellla. ing in the absence of Mrs. Karl slgood their 1116S <OOtracll The Middltport mumclpal low the new dam noar Cinci,. Te;ms : cash in hand on dal Owens, president. Those the Sl. Louis Cardllllb of ths GETB EQUAL PAY BILL swimming pool ts sclf!duled lor nati were Ravenswood, Cotton of sale. '"" . ported IU were Mrs. M 1 Ucmal FoOtball LoafiUo. WASHINGTON tUPII -Onl.y opening .tomorrow. ltates for Queen, Craig M. Sosan Lane, Taken as property of ••L. S bo Mr K 1 Owena I k t thl Ill he nd •,::: (~-Un.. ~ from pa.. 1) an m, s. ar ' Preoident Kennedy'• signa lure " I season JC e s s year w Andrew Calhoun, Western a w. Zimm,..man to satllfy ex.-- Ch ::.;"'J """to Tw'l'ght.-nd ... Mrs. Wllllsm Allman who reqlllred to tnact into law a bill I$8 for adult! and .. for stude~ts. IIHnois. Uon in favor of Metropolitan te,Ml' un r . II a lti.U" improved. .•/ "' aive women equal pay with men I Persons who had season tiCk· GoJtllpsllo Dam - loca up 4: Motors. !her 1 Llttlo Helper1. Two readings were given enfor equal worll. lets last year can.purchase them 50 p.m.; OVEC up t :ill p.m.; ROBERT c. HARTENBACH. The Blue Star 4-H Clubs are titled "Perfect Trust" by SaThe senato accepted the Hou,.. 1for half pnce thiS year, vollage San Pedro down IO:ZO p.m.; SHERfFF MEIGS COUNTY the Langsville ~tiers, Ntp die McElhinny IOd "A paued measure Tuesday night olficials said, with accompanl· Louisiana down 11 :15 p.m.; m.. ' 5 29 ltc and Tuck, Portland Junior}.'~~~ lor the Drly" by Mrs. and ...,tit to the While H011se.i men1 of a letter that was mall· patcher down 12:5$ a.m.; Crue. and the Tuppers Plams "'""'r Games were played and ed oul last year when the paol i ible down 4:55 a.m.; Bernet up ettes. awarded to Mrs. Harry Cllut,J Meta• Memdal Hoopltal wo. closed for repairs . lndivid- ~ 6 : 15 a.m.; Elgerclifl up t :55 a PleaiiDI V1lley RIIPital Mrs. Rorece McElhinny, .=.:;;;-.;, ADMISSIONS - Mrs. James ,uallickets will cosl25 cento form .; Lelia Shearer up 10:45 a. ADMlTI'ED - Arthur M. Mrs Kiaer,Racin•: Harry Lee, Rul· 'chlldrenand4Dcentsforadults.l m. Sayre. Evans; Mrs. MrGers . !~ ~~tOCJAL ~~':;:'Zirkle, and · · land. Kaaawba Rlvor Merrill Pearson, Hendersoo; ....meetlnC DISCHARGES - Sharon Free· SPECIAL MEETING down Marmet t :20 a.m.; 'Pat· die May.. , Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. r!es~e~~ ~I!:'and IUIIIJI.' ,.,,~man, Pomeroy; Theo Heines, Worshipful Master Archie C. ten up Marmet Z:30 a.m.; Li~ Sammie Lee Cheeoebrew, Pt. MAY 11 wlch.. were served by the ~""' Hemlock Grove; Don Cottrill, Swartz announced thai Pome- tie Edward up Marmet 3:30 a. Pleasant. _ _. G rd b M Rlchlrd Olltnl 1 Syracuse. roy Lodge No. 164 Free and Ac· m; o. F. Shearet down Wi,. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Wll· The Wild,.... .a en cu ...... rs. S Hos:lellll!lj BIRTH - Mr. and Mn. Jam. cepted Masons will hold a spec- field a p.m.~ Jerry Bosworth lard Holcomlr, Pl. Pleuant: Will mee~W~ ;t!pn,:· ~·· ~~I be Mra.l~:::;..;:~:;..;;;~:=::===~~=~ es:ii;;iKOiiOiseiiri. , •R•a..c.. in.,e,~a-d_•..us,...hliiie'1r. imal. meeting .Friday, at '.'30 .p. down Winfield 12:35 a.m.; So\. Mrs. Clarence BonecUtter, and 11 the ~~':..~!son ~u.::. 11 c~ ;::;r: McElhinny llltl Mrs. II r Mi't · Edith 11 1 . There will be work m the vay down Wlnfiekl 2:05 a.m.; daughter, Gallipolla Ferry. Jhird degrees followed by w. H. Shafer, Jr. up Winfield 1 0 OrO Q freshmnets . All Master Masoos 5:25 a .m. ; Helen Z. up Win· SNA NOMINEE 'are Invited to attend. field 6:45 a.m. PT. PLEASANT Carla Melp Geaenl Hospltll Dlcher. daughter of Mr. ADMISSIONS - Iva ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Carl Dilcher, 1 :~ · & dCoolt!Jilovri·tn;e : Richard Folden. Mr. and Mro. Harley E. Joh,. at St. Mary's School of N • . .,. Clarence Spurrltr, Po- son of Wolfpen annfiWICO the Huntington, W. yo .. hao 'S T.V. meroy: Kathryn CeciL Pome· birth of a daughter. Sheryl Lynn tilosen as a nominee for Prest. CLELAND roy .. May 21 at the Hol..r dent of the West Virglnle State wv 1.1155 DISCHARGES -. Mn. Paul . Grandparents are Mr . ,Student Nurses Auoclatlon. She a I . Malo St. ~-• Pomeroy ; Elizabeth Ath· Mn. Harley T. Johnson of will attend the State SGtnd~~en:t:l .. .Arline Roush,:' Dan Artis.Are N ;o.· .utstanding Wahama .Hi G . raduat.es Amon:...p~:: .,:~ Pa~ts~~~,:: Yr. 111111 Mrs. Jack Roush o..-·-. r.t: Plans Made T Serve Visit Of • Bloodmobile 14 lilgb School's exercises, Monday everUng. 'lbe two were pr...nted BllD~ward, described Prlnc Clyde Foley as t b m01t coveted award of all on durlq the exercises. award Is given annuall) to the boy and the girl who are 8landl1f8 In scholarship, loyal· ty, and ~chievement. 'lbe presenlatlon a portion of the program durtog which awards were given to aeveral members of t h e class who had done outstaod· lng work during their h I g h school careers. Other awarda given were as fallows : the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award, Beverly Staats; the Mason Coonty Farm Women's Club 4-H watd, Arline Roush ; Jr. OUAM Sportsmanship Award, Sprouae; New Haven Mill VoAg Award, Bill Jewell; L 1on Club Commercial Award, ron Brown; National Honor alety Cbapter- Scholarship ward (tliO), Arlioe Roush; Haven W6man's Club Sch,olar. ship Award ($100), Carolyn · vlng; Wahama Alumni Associa· tion Scholarship ($100), It Artis; Scholarship Award $200 lor each of four yean West Virginia State C~!~:d Gay Cartwright; Arion J ·F:slher Smithson; Danforth ward, wUma G~imm and Kblg; America• Legion ahl(t .Award, Esther and · J!oss Frey: ChrisUan J.lv· ing .\Ward, Daniel Artis Wilma Grimm; DAR sl!IP A,.lards, Claudia and John Call; DAR zeri, · Gay Cartwright. · ''the Salutatory Address do!Uvered by Beverly 11!1$8 Staats · palil s)leclal ""' had had l I' I Eel ted B..,u.l her fellow graduates to masters of themselves and have the courage to go oo with original Ideas and.p'rojecls. DlplfiiiiU were presented to cl111 by Paul B. PoweR, Coonty superintendent schoola. Mr. Powell talked to . the class before be the diplomas. . R. Foley, principal' of High School. pr&Rnt· the cllll io superintendent. asked tbe claas oot to that the world owed each of them a living but to go ahead to mak elbelr own ways life. The IDvocatlon and Benediclion were ~sente,d by Rev. Richard Wright, minlller of tilt Meloll Methodist Church. Music !Or the pl'oc:eSIIOIIII 111111 t1te I'I!COI!Iloaal was provided by the Wlham.a High Schoo I Band. In addition the band presenteel ~. ~~ - "FesUv~~ Preludo, Variation OVerture and "Student Prince" - dur· Paul Hut •· class were Nancy AboUD, llaJ>. lei Artis, Judy Ball, Sharon Brown, John Call, Patricia Carpenter, Gay Cartwriibt, Pa· trlcia C<!lllnsworth, G o r d o n Clark, Michael Fields, Lowen Flowero, Ross Frey, Carl Gardner, Rebecca Goodnite, D a! e Grimm, Wilma Grimm, Danny Harbour, Charles Harcrav~. ert, Kenneth Reynolds, et Roney, Amy Roush, Roush, Herbert Roush. R o s Roush, Wlltlam Rousb, Russell, Sandra Sayre, Smith, Esther Smllbaon, tlam Sprouae, Bevei'ly ~~~:~1 Earl Stewart, Charles Charles Yonker, '"'•udla le, 111111 Judy Zirkle. Francll ' lluclson, Shirley Ingels, William JeweU, Hubert Johnson, Lois Jo..,, Andrew JW&. chnlk. Lew King, Terry Lewis, Carolyn Llevtng. • Chloris Mschlt, Linda MershiiU, Paula Maynard, Barbara Mulford, COnstance Newton. lng the evening. Ellen Oldaker, Shirley Peytoo, Members of the graduatln'8 Patricia Reed, .I!!Uzahelb Reich- 1 were Michael D. Csrlaon, IWI, Mrs. A•rdl E. 1125 Olestnut St., Voreb 11130 . Chestnut N. Howard Foster U, State 1410 81 Janet t Ullf()l Rt. 1 Northup, Ellen oW: llker Rl 1 Letart w Va Her· bert' Chamhera MID. 81 ·• MidEdward· J . Stra~s. 117 Ave Pomeroy Mr 1 Charles E . ·Eads, Rt. RutlaDci Grady p Craig Syracuse Mrs. Homer wmi.m., Oak Mrs Willard Snyder Rt Oak Walter G Edw-· Oak WUI~ G Rice' 2 and 'Kenzel A · · Mae i M. Hill Hill 0...: Stiversville • Notes SOCJety ---------Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst, Vlcior and Tommy, and Wesley Cozart visited places of Interin West VIrginia Sonday. Mrs. zetta Boyd of Parker.. spent Thursday to Sonday with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Mr. and M"·· Eber Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Grimm of East Liverpool, and Mr. and Gus Brewer of White Cotwere weekend guests of . and Mrs. E. E. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. Mrs. Charles Simeral of Co\. umbus spent the past week with parents, Mr. and Mrs. E . E. Brewer and Leanna. Margaret Durst, a graduate Racine high school, spent <· lllschsrged Included Mlu ........., Rou 10 """'~ END-OF-MONTH ' Charles Ward, Mrs. F r 1 n k Weisenberger, Russell ~1:; Mrs. Stewart Keatoa, Barnhart, James Halley, Friday and Saturdey Cecil Mn.. and Infant son, Mrs. Douglas Moore and IDfant daughter, Mrs_ George Trainer and Regular 1.39 IDfant daughter, Mrs. Ralph~36 INCH k~, Mrs. Gerald Roush and ,. COTTON !ant daughter, Mrs. Richard SATINS, yd. Darst, Harold Hammond, Har· old N. Weatherholt, William Lohse, ·Roy Mathias, Mrs. Mary Regular 89c VanSickle, David Shoemaker, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Ron a 1d 361NCH White and William Joseph GivDRIP-DRY yds. en. FABRICS AIDOIJit AUla& Ideal fabrics for dre!J6es, play According to the midnight clothes, etc. A large Selection report of the nursing depart· of pattern s and colon to ment, those patients who were listed as fair Included Henry C'hoose from. Pettit, Joseph Willis, Mrs. Jack Colley. Sr.• Mrs. Preston Par· sons, Russell Fields, Mrs. Har· ry Wehrung, Mrs. Grace Steph· Singer Sol" & Service enson, William Addis, Mrs. JO' seph Straight. Betty B~;:~·. McCALL'S PATTERNS Jerry Warner, Charles Ll 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Poft'Jii•WJ Mrs. Mamie Smith, John R. ~Sw~ · t~h,~Do~na~ld~D~J~·v~er~s._,~V~ict~or~'!""'!""...,'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""!!!!~ SALE! 98c 2 .$1 Th~J Fabrlt! Shop I 8 week with her class in Wash- ington, D. C. and New York Joppa Brighten your,.. home with Social Notes Ire= "I Hospital News · P . t 1 • F~ienil~s Night ·obse~ At ••--. Gpest speaker r... 1" htiUon • • .,.,. ' 0" " " ' court ot eo.mo• PI••• ot Mriel busy people, taking the first of their three great summer holidays. It is the - bet . ·eventn& at l!enllett, Mra. the ' ho of •- dau••ter and ~-r of the Mrs. M. L. French, Mn. 'nleo t;• """ so~,. · ·law, rok~~nd M~. Char- StarS, Mlddi.;,.rt, with NeullliJIB, Mrs. Jllllel ClatwGr..uWID•·- RevnnU• , leo RyseU of Syracuse. ers represented from '"' 0 ' -•· , ......., Cowie -lved many McConne'~llle, ' Emeram JOMI, 1tfrs. J!d. .mn~ .......... "i!T U -• J ,.,, clrdJ, cood wilhet, helutlful pot;., Chesterhill, ith 1\USSe ' .... lJnFI, .....r ....... Patron' glfla following a birthday din· and romeroy. Mrs. Wuow,., -r. 1\ . M., and William K'w•, the c-11111 '""' .."6 ..m ""• · 111'1.-She exp-sed her desire to pro tem, --'-~...1 wWl wu ... eft Y,J Y ~ ·~~ v·~ wttlt mnu.o'- 'ria.. -The Memorial Day parade In attend tile 4M~al Cowie reunofficers in tbeif'. I tTIJIUUI' ~ ... downtown PlJIII<roy, ocheduled ion In """'"snla thlJ yelr. Dlstingu ' !shed vlsdofl . A ~' ol a.JII.> pri ··-, M 1 I'UdiDC en~ to begin at t a.m. t~orBrow h. l\ell.tlves arM! ~~:~1 Mf'. FayeMHanJit, D.GCla . ; "Fri.!:.~~p." uem'wr• of u•.;. or to services al I.II'C e e c were: Mn. Carr~ Q'CI en, Dlstrtct 25, rs. ames . .. ICIII3Iu 'fl. "-"' Grove cemetery, will include Gertrude McBr,lde, Mrs. Myr- worthy, President of rltonvllle ebapt:er presen~! ••veral organizations, dubs, tie w-- of Harry P. Smith of Pit, ''Who PIIIIIW _. ...... ~~·- ....., Mr. ·lnd · hum..,.a th ~-" G Tu with the 11 ,\a. and groups. Drew·Webs.ter Am· Ms. J. Carl Gordon, Mr. hOnors. Mr .. and e """ ,reen, W"' erican Legion Post oIll c1a Is sald Ml'l. Geor1e Mtalothlln, Oscar Jarvis, BellvaJle, Ohio, It!Is·-.-.. ol Enn-Une ... , today . . Mar••ret Gordon, Miss . and P. M. and P. P. of Distrlci ter sln'8ln'8 two pumben. Bolli Un .- · A.'ti _ . ,...__ _ _ ..,. 1n 1:01tuAmong those partlctpa I Stoclalale and :Mlu 25 Past Matrons of EvaJIIellne .... - will be the Pomeroy HI Bh SherWOOd, all of Columbo• aJid chapter were ~golsl!d blclud· with lllloelllll')' Lyona, Nora. school band, the Pomeroy Gl !IreI the •-• ••• Mrs. Lillian Stelff, Mrs. llld th Virginia Neub!.llnl 11"'1"' lnd hostess. uoe .~......... listen. ~epartment, Cub Scouts, r up e ~•·• . SCoutl 1'he P1xfte. Steifl prtSettted pl. .Scouts, Boy ' . Chester Will Open 0 . . ... -•·• rnv RidinG Club, Pomeroy EJn. music durUll Will ev--.. •••••''"'' PUILICATtON SlU~.oo wllb celebra~ - ,.,., ..,,._ ... ·"""" ....... ••0 . . ' " ' ••o•• ""' " .......~ .... aou~.eo L. • • • n;. ot1H, " ' ..... '''" " ....._ ~ .-."' "'" - .... ~........ ,.., '" "' or ........ - "" .... aawunl of C • M 18~~;: ~ c:i~bt';;: LIOAL NOTlCf The IJaily SPntinpl ·~ r ·; It'• l!lamoroua- New STARLTTE* &xtenaion phone is only half the size of a regular phone-f1h beautifully anywhere- in your choice of 5lovely decorator eolors to match any room settittg. 1t glows - ST ARLITE 'S dial glows softly in the dark for easy dialing or a~ a night light. A tiny knob leta you adjust brilliance to taste. And it can be 1/0Ufl . Phone our Business Offtce today and learn j\lSt how little it costa. ;,.me- --" .., GENERAL TELEPHONE Meri<o'o La•gnt lndopeod<ot'\!fiZ)' t.lephone ~stem ....-.. 1 1 Su...,ess Depends ;o,0Qind ot.. M t I TeIevision ISALES Plumbing -Heating Your Oepenclllllle DNierFor PLUMBING AND HEATING , _ WY4-25511 IE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS fROM A. PHARMACIST AT =..:,- SWI$H~R & LOHSE JJ\ez Bernharl spent Wednes· wtth Delete Reed. Brannon was pretenl- ! ::1 SERVIa 1., .. ~====:!===~•=Y=·=Ch~~h=ir=e~·====:;~l of Syracuoe. Pen and Mrs. Ada Slack ;: Mr. and Mrs. John· Test Your T.V. Tubes I Nurses ConvenUon 11 brier. West VlrJ!nla, ln-•..:Uonol soo have another daughter, her where lht fiBal •• my Diane, 11 months. will he heldiii.iiiiii 'Free' 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station PI WIST MAIN STitiiT We Carry A Complete Une Of Tubes To Repl•c• Your a.d Tubes DUTTON DRUG CO. WY24106 MIDDLII'OitT 18·9 T.. :~aw HI TilT 29.9 Tr..i"' St....,. Of Yeur ' CMice 1--, Cllll1n SeN With A Meney IHic GuanntM N- ~~~~ . rl ,our m4Y 1Db:tt4 con- . ~~·~t!dlliCd~··d lhllvll"' ~ plate ·colllldem;e, for ·the fl ·pour: Cali' ., QUI JM.,.&q lliU'IDtit Written ·=· perfect replaeelil ' f • i pi:oof- of .• dla!RoDd. ~. • or . A. IEI:f'AST $350.~ I. ALit $100•• ;. _............ ........... _ ,.....,... -~lOt Itt'~ aD4 our(mce• Over200WHkly Wln~~~~ra -:'f' Play later You can clmale a Keepu1re Diamond lUIIr with 110111· Uncl,r New •n•t•JMnt ' . ., POMEROY MAiN $1'1~n ,, MOTOR .~ �. ' • ' ·) . ,i I •• . 10~6 ·Behind . • • Jim O'Toole F . . \ . · I.OCAL AND STATE 'Ne1fs ()f ~n County, West Virginia I ~~ttled, Dismissed In B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST I • MIDDI.IIIOilT, 0. ' B. F. GOODRICH ...' 1, passenger the motorcycle State Police was Injured ln the mishap and taken to Holzer h08pltal for observation Probes Wreck bruises. and treatmet or A car following behind the Near New Haven motorcycle driven by James or( Royal crown ·c~,_, NEW SILVERTOWN lUBEUSS 750x14 BLACKWALL - - - - - - 95 '19 PLUITAX WHITI W A L L - - - - - - - - '23·" PLUI TAX ......---TRUCK TIRE-600x16- 6 PLY NYlON .... $14.95 NOW IN HAll-QUARTS PLUI TAX Harold Rowe Choose ANew Wardrobe Now! . TRACTOR nRES Vacation Cottons carton ser-Ves18 .' ALL AT •• , SPECIAL PRICES! Beautiful Sunbacks Many hot weothl!r styles. BEST COlA BUY PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ,' Sisters Style Shop • RACINE, OHIO BOWUNG CLINIC June 2nd Starting At 2:00 PM E.S.T. Free Bowling Instructions For All Our Bowling Patrons By Certified Instructors Lucy Garrison and Ed Foulkner DOOR PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED Pomeroy ·ALL .. • Firestone 16 cu. ft. Chest Freezer· f'J19-• Baltlmore New York Nloo - - - - - • 36" Gas Range • 2-21" G. E.. Televisions • . Very Tllllo Jlotlell. 1 Y- G - * 011 l'lctun TuiJI, Lanes Cblcago Bootm - -- Kanau Cit)' Mhmesota ; e Frigidaire Electric USED . AU TO MOBILE SPECIALS 1 ?~~ !!!~~~~7..~~~!!...:.m:io, :it:IIO.:u !!9!~ All white finish, 4 speed transmUi~lon , radio, white sidewall - - *1995 DUPONT LUCITE HOUSE PAINT '59 Yellow Jacket 15" RunabO. . u . t t995 101 hp 6 cyl. engin~, white sidewall tire&, baby blue, std. transmiYton. $759 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. · e EAmLY, EFFOR~Y IN 30 MINUTES eCOVEJIS ALMOST ANY SURFACE . · eQUICK EASY CLEAN-UP ePROTECI'S UKE A PLASTIC SHIELD eBUSTER RESISTANT .SlAR SUPPLY CO. RACINE, OHIO Std. 1hift , all CrHn fini1h, Jow mtlta1e. · . · :~ \ • G. E. Automatic Washer , I e Used Girls &Boys. 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OO.MIX keeps carbllfetOn &Ulll·free, minimizes epvk pllll fOIIIiJia llld CW\111 port plllg;iu&· COMPLETE ENIIIIE PROUCTIOII. Use4 txclllflwl' Valvoline GO-MIX protect$ vltaliii.Citor pa&;~ all time~. in storage or under sevwe ~ conditions. - CRU"I 11111111 DIPIIIDAIILITY. Y011r niOiOr wll{ .-. faster, perfonn better and atay c:1Q111r 4qro ing all types of operatioa. PLUS WIIIDUFUL COIIVEIIIENCII Put ia·V&Miill GO· MIX and gol No mor. bother wltli ..,....... men hand ml~ing. No mor. hit-or·mi1J111el¥lil!i when your tan~ is only partially ~- Yllli • assured of con11atent qulllity and a llllllt, ... form blend that will not liettlt 01111 · So JO modern with Valvollne OO.Mlxt ...... able 11• arowin& number ql ~.-. . . and service atadbnl. start ' ole. .,,...,.port, --- V~LvouNE " ' LOCUST & SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 ~t··l .. fl) Fasteet way to lind SOOd RESTAURANTS Is In the YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR FINGERS DO THE i · . . • llepouell8d ~ • . y - Guarultlld.. 1960 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 Dr. sed. *1595 Power steering, power brakes, radio, .solid Ivory flniah, X-tN clean. ---- ·--·"'·'• Tired of eating at home? Siolr't lllpped·up f'JS.oo . .. • . *164·(10 . ,,- • Apt. Size Eledric R_.rlgerator .l: - --- .. . Factory, trailer, 40 HP Fl7in& S<ott, 3ft to 110. hours tala!:: 0<C8110rles. GALLON ... • G. E.·-Automatic Washer • !harp. 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan -'2295 Thl1 boat is like new and can be financed with small down Range 12nd Lito Model- VorJ Nlotl 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 tiree, FED UP e17" Sentinel Console T.V. Keith Goble Ford Inc e 21" Reo Reel Type Mower a one owner, real 1harp. ....... , ASHLAND OIL &. REFINING COMPANY Alhlan'd.Jt•ntuc~y · . 0. .,• f '0 \. I ~ ~:i . •' . I .~.,~ ' . .. . . /; ' • '' . '· �. ' • ' ·) . ,i I •• . 10~6 ·Behind . • • Jim O'Toole F . . \ . · I.OCAL AND STATE 'Ne1fs ()f ~n County, West Virginia I ~~ttled, Dismissed In B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST I • MIDDI.IIIOilT, 0. ' B. F. GOODRICH ...' 1, passenger the motorcycle State Police was Injured ln the mishap and taken to Holzer h08pltal for observation Probes Wreck bruises. and treatmet or A car following behind the Near New Haven motorcycle driven by James or( Royal crown ·c~,_, NEW SILVERTOWN lUBEUSS 750x14 BLACKWALL - - - - - - 95 '19 PLUITAX WHITI W A L L - - - - - - - - '23·" PLUI TAX ......---TRUCK TIRE-600x16- 6 PLY NYlON .... $14.95 NOW IN HAll-QUARTS PLUI TAX Harold Rowe Choose ANew Wardrobe Now! . TRACTOR nRES Vacation Cottons carton ser-Ves18 .' ALL AT •• , SPECIAL PRICES! Beautiful Sunbacks Many hot weothl!r styles. BEST COlA BUY PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ,' Sisters Style Shop • RACINE, OHIO BOWUNG CLINIC June 2nd Starting At 2:00 PM E.S.T. Free Bowling Instructions For All Our Bowling Patrons By Certified Instructors Lucy Garrison and Ed Foulkner DOOR PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED Pomeroy ·ALL .. • Firestone 16 cu. ft. Chest Freezer· f'J19-• Baltlmore New York Nloo - - - - - • 36" Gas Range • 2-21" G. E.. Televisions • . Very Tllllo Jlotlell. 1 Y- G - * 011 l'lctun TuiJI, Lanes Cblcago Bootm - -- Kanau Cit)' Mhmesota ; e Frigidaire Electric USED . AU TO MOBILE SPECIALS 1 ?~~ !!!~~~~7..~~~!!...:.m:io, :it:IIO.:u !!9!~ All white finish, 4 speed transmUi~lon , radio, white sidewall - - *1995 DUPONT LUCITE HOUSE PAINT '59 Yellow Jacket 15" RunabO. . u . t t995 101 hp 6 cyl. engin~, white sidewall tire&, baby blue, std. transmiYton. $759 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. · e EAmLY, EFFOR~Y IN 30 MINUTES eCOVEJIS ALMOST ANY SURFACE . · eQUICK EASY CLEAN-UP ePROTECI'S UKE A PLASTIC SHIELD eBUSTER RESISTANT .SlAR SUPPLY CO. RACINE, OHIO Std. 1hift , all CrHn fini1h, Jow mtlta1e. · . · :~ \ • G. E. Automatic Washer , I e Used Girls &Boys. Bicy~les *1695 Tblt -~~ ~. otoal, . Phene WY 2·3422 ', \i-' -• ·; • ~--\ ~~ Du1n1 leaiJ'• Sale Anllt~rury '"'"h"'"' ,....,lot 11114 .,...~•liN thlo ool• bdnv• .tht """" llowo to lltl modern with llti•M/X••• tat.M-wlth •• rod•otloo 10 ,u•lltr. ' " 1~ t•II•JI · FOREMAN world's first HOMOGENIZED gas-and-oil blend! j Whea you fuel with Valvoline GO·MIX you can forget hit·or·misl hand mixing. GQ.MIX makes fueling moro convenient than everl 00. MIX makes boating more fun than ever! No wonder OOMIX has been widely acclaimed by marine dock operators and boating enthu.~iasts. What's more, leading outboard engine manuf~tt~m~rs bavo ;lvea their unqualified endom:ment of Valvolinc OO.MIX. They know that this refi~ry ,blend of unleaded, hi&h·cnergy marilll! . ''llf.GO .. • .$AVE top Value ., 'sTAMPS IIISOIIDii ud funous Valvoline Super Outboard MOIIlr Oil olfen you these important perform· IIIOC lleneftu: ' UNIEI ElliNl ~1ft. ·Clean-burning Valvollnc . . Wlnt ALL ' ~:· .'; PtiRCH~ES . .12 cu, ft. OO.MIX keeps carbllfetOn &Ulll·free, minimizes epvk pllll fOIIIiJia llld CW\111 port plllg;iu&· COMPLETE ENIIIIE PROUCTIOII. Use4 txclllflwl' Valvoline GO-MIX protect$ vltaliii.Citor pa&;~ all time~. in storage or under sevwe ~ conditions. - CRU"I 11111111 DIPIIIDAIILITY. Y011r niOiOr wll{ .-. faster, perfonn better and atay c:1Q111r 4qro ing all types of operatioa. PLUS WIIIDUFUL COIIVEIIIENCII Put ia·V&Miill GO· MIX and gol No mor. bother wltli ..,....... men hand ml~ing. No mor. hit-or·mi1J111el¥lil!i when your tan~ is only partially ~- Yllli • assured of con11atent qulllity and a llllllt, ... form blend that will not liettlt 01111 · So JO modern with Valvollne OO.Mlxt ...... able 11• arowin& number ql ~.-. . . and service atadbnl. start ' ole. .,,...,.port, --- V~LvouNE " ' LOCUST & SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 ~t··l .. fl) Fasteet way to lind SOOd RESTAURANTS Is In the YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR FINGERS DO THE i · . . • llepouell8d ~ • . y - Guarultlld.. 1960 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 Dr. sed. *1595 Power steering, power brakes, radio, .solid Ivory flniah, X-tN clean. ---- ·--·"'·'• Tired of eating at home? Siolr't lllpped·up f'JS.oo . .. • . *164·(10 . ,,- • Apt. Size Eledric R_.rlgerator .l: - --- .. . Factory, trailer, 40 HP Fl7in& S<ott, 3ft to 110. hours tala!:: 0<C8110rles. GALLON ... • G. E.·-Automatic Washer • !harp. 1963 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan -'2295 Thl1 boat is like new and can be financed with small down Range 12nd Lito Model- VorJ Nlotl 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 tiree, FED UP e17" Sentinel Console T.V. Keith Goble Ford Inc e 21" Reo Reel Type Mower a one owner, real 1harp. ....... , ASHLAND OIL &. REFINING COMPANY Alhlan'd.Jt•ntuc~y · . 0. .,• f '0 \. I ~ ~:i . •' . I .~.,~ ' . .. . . /; ' • '' . '· �\, ••• WANT AD 'INFORMATION II&ADl.IM:s ,,., ..._ heta.ao\ tl ......... I,j ·~,J:.! O.III!IIM . . CAI'ICEI.I.II TIONS COIIIt&t'!'IONS «• ... .. ,....IU!lGULA .,., '" ..."......... TIUNS 1M aec.I"*O " " ' OUhhel'le• llllt:l ! ._.,..,_ , . . Trad.e 'n' Trc:ivel Time USED CAR BUYS wheels Out ef line? rtCM ...... "' .......~ .... ~ ~lh ......""' ,.,,,....,,. • .,,. er->n d!Mild ~ ......... .,. ..,....,t,,..,.,, n• .,..,. ..,., ••H ]' ··~ I "" .•.RATES ··· ~- ·-··· .,~'>' ,.. ...,.poAalht• for fur Want 1\d ServiN ~enL 1 IM• flll"'"'ll"' ,r;ortl C h~r~.. ~ nf 1'111 n...,l'f1011 ~b ·3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299· _ .~NOTICES MA,SON DAilY CRO::·;• ..,,.., FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. . ' I.ITTLE ORPHAN ANNIS Br HAROL'D' GMY V';'POSE THI:t\S WHV' J.IAIR'/ WO LF=" 00E 6 N'T S ~ ANYnll~ ABOUT !-!IS iiQLO!~ MEDAL'? Y'S'PCS!i HE l=lt:i<iERS THEY MA'i TAKE' ~ AAIAI/ FROM HIM "roo? -·- o\1811 AND SLATS Eut Mtin St. Pomeroy, Ohio MALATHION FOR FRUIT II 'rou ••nt ~ 11n 11 le maWrlal to etntrol all eornmon rrult triM patl and fllHitel. un LANDMARK Ckoetai-Purp<uil' Fruit Spra)'. Conb.ln• lteltbane Methoaychlor, w~ttabl~ POW· der ~rm. U111 on applu. pean, pluml, pn.cbn, 1weet •nd aour elwl... •. Jfll!)el . Sde and dfert. Mal~thlon, a: C&ptao. ~.m. fJIII. ·Pli!.fi.T••• 'NI'I.I. MI\KI! Yf!. It'• .;oraYlnl" ftme, '" It now. ALL PlfTEIH COUNT/ . 18st Main St. Pom.roy, Ohio '.1: ·f ...... •' 1 ...- ~..... .'. ' . .. ' \ ttoiOOMMr MEN WHO PicK 4 50l..OIER ~TI-IAT �\, ••• WANT AD 'INFORMATION II&ADl.IM:s ,,., ..._ heta.ao\ tl ......... I,j ·~,J:.! O.III!IIM . . CAI'ICEI.I.II TIONS COIIIt&t'!'IONS «• ... .. ,....IU!lGULA .,., '" ..."......... TIUNS 1M aec.I"*O " " ' OUhhel'le• llllt:l ! ._.,..,_ , . . Trad.e 'n' Trc:ivel Time USED CAR BUYS wheels Out ef line? rtCM ...... "' .......~ .... ~ ~lh ......""' ,.,,,....,,. • .,,. er->n d!Mild ~ ......... .,. ..,....,t,,..,.,, n• .,..,. ..,., ••H ]' ··~ I "" .•.RATES ··· ~- ·-··· .,~'>' ,.. ...,.poAalht• for fur Want 1\d ServiN ~enL 1 IM• flll"'"'ll"' ,r;ortl C h~r~.. ~ nf 1'111 n...,l'f1011 ~b ·3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299· _ .~NOTICES MA,SON DAilY CRO::·;• ..,,.., FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. . ' I.ITTLE ORPHAN ANNIS Br HAROL'D' GMY V';'POSE THI:t\S WHV' J.IAIR'/ WO LF=" 00E 6 N'T S ~ ANYnll~ ABOUT !-!IS iiQLO!~ MEDAL'? Y'S'PCS!i HE l=lt:i<iERS THEY MA'i TAKE' ~ AAIAI/ FROM HIM "roo? -·- o\1811 AND SLATS Eut Mtin St. Pomeroy, Ohio MALATHION FOR FRUIT II 'rou ••nt ~ 11n 11 le maWrlal to etntrol all eornmon rrult triM patl and fllHitel. un LANDMARK Ckoetai-Purp<uil' Fruit Spra)'. Conb.ln• lteltbane Methoaychlor, w~ttabl~ POW· der ~rm. U111 on applu. pean, pluml, pn.cbn, 1weet •nd aour elwl... •. Jfll!)el . Sde and dfert. Mal~thlon, a: C&ptao. ~.m. fJIII. ·Pli!.fi.T••• 'NI'I.I. MI\KI! Yf!. It'• .;oraYlnl" ftme, '" It now. ALL PlfTEIH COUNT/ . 18st Main St. Pom.roy, Ohio '.1: ·f ...... •' 1 ...- ~..... .'. ' . .. ' \ ttoiOOMMr MEN WHO PicK 4 50l..OIER ~TI-IAT �' • - Petitions Are Signed Br:_ . Pomeroy W,C'(U • ' ... .;,..""*"~~ ... ----:---;:-- ~.~ - About People In M4jnly ,,. Pome101 ........-··,. ......... ...... _ . . JlfOW·. 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