http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d7fbf6813c7b5811f95b299df342ec42.pdf 3154fed3a497929f2d4062d34e7a117a PDF Text Text II 8·Dally sentinel, Br,'dal Shower If Bible Schoof And , Mainly About Is Given for f Around ; Commencement ~~ People In ; Miss Free ker ' Ab9ut ' Held Thursday ; Pomeroy A bridal shower bo~orel~t Middleport J The Syracuse Communityt Bt·l •· M . d Mrs c w. Kirkland DMonnaChFrtecs·keNr, ~:e e-e as , r an , . r are . ' Pomer~v·l.t~d~leport. 0. , June 21 · 1005 Ptu~tor, Family ' Toptcs Treated In Poems Read T0 EUB ClaSS uri' Retrtrnf'rl lo Helllil The Rev and Mrs M E:d. nd Dougl"' an Nan Mrs George Doolittle Devotions by Mrs John Srmt!t hav: ;eturned from ned the meetmg of the Wtll- where they attended til<' .mnu• here or a nd :7s~~ ~nrl ~~ ~toorei ~~~hie sc;~~;s~~m~~~~r~•nat ~he and son Van. returned I ' trlcl director' and Rulb Cro~ Buffalo. f J kson Incoming dlltrlcl dl BIRTRHS: Mr. and Mrs. Jea 0 ac Put presidents and In· White, Henderson, a son; rec'f· president• of district 13 and Mrs Charlie Cam, Le- com n1 also attend-ed_.-Miss Karla Beal, daugbttr of CarlntY, Leon; 'Mrs. Larry ~:r¢~eJ~~d Gra~!· P~att derwe~:ua :~edlcal theNa~npoAmold. ~i~~i~::h~~~.,:~P~fi~r., ~~~~~:~;~;e:;~~~~~.:~~s~1:!~?*.:;~· :~. ~· ~~g~£·~.g, ~~~:~ ·==~:y ~~~Ff!~ E=..f.e~~.~..-:::::~,.,: oflrf'v I '>nn . o lence year Mrs. Wilham K. and Mrs Wtlham cong:r Mrs I R ~re Ann Li siP was ptanist and ter a vlsit with relatives. the hostesses, Mrs. John r":•nHl Russell presented R vor<~l -;o\o l ~on. T ,J. and Mr. ~n and thoi-1 song dtrector was Suscmna y,.rre accompanied home y and Miss Phylhs Ihle. l'tullp , lngmg ol 'Th~t t.:' Shall I" I'll Walk Wtth God ., wtth Thomas DJxon ot .Ia~ ~~n G w We brennet I his son. Dan Those attending were Mrs. API Showf"r" 111 H1Pc;osmgs ,' " op· I Mr Russell at the organ durmg Mr and Mrs Raymon ' Ic ,o ll ~~ss Lisle. played "Onward , Mr and Mrs. Edward T Bau~ Lee Johnson. Mrs. Stanley f'ned the mt>Ptmg to llowf'd by lthr morning worship sPrvwr an an~ daughtet . .Jennl tt, ' ' Chflstlan Soldters" as the child· , er ol Manon and .Mtss Poll~ son, Mrs William Ha!ris. Mrs . tlw lt>.~dlng ot P st~l m 07. bv Oak HilL . J and ren entered the audltormm Karr and frtend, MISS Caro J A. Smith, Mrs. Retd EasterMr< "'"ite Lnng Sever.tl po· • I Mrs Crary DaVI~ I . Tole· \Pt dges to the Christian Holv Whtte ot Columbus were day , Miss Rose Easterday, M~ em> were read mctodong, "A 'lchtldren. Bill ~ndd u:~ts oi i B~Ie and Umted States ol Am- weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Delmar llamm., Mrs. Fr Proyer , Mos (,ung ' Little do. were weeken gd MISS Le- ero ca flag s, was followed by Charles R Karr Sr. Smith, Mrs Wilham Downie. Th ongs ." Mrs l'atl ~lnore "U n' Mrs Crary flavt' an praver by the pastor Mr. and Mrs Edward Jung· and Miss Patty lhle, Mommg ~tandtn " Mr s. Claude HusS norc Giles dson . . . nickle and daughter, Donna, of Star. Jn "Tnb~·le To Mv Wtl e" Mrs ~lr. and Mrs Lee Davl end ' A program of songs and Bl- Cincmnatt were weekend guests dl l ted .l FrPk . A Columbus. spent the 'l ble verses was presented by , of her parents. Mr and Mrs. i Mrs. Victor Hysell, Mrs. Pau " ~c;;s Dorothv Long. "'fhe CariP.ton sunday Srhonl wtth her parent~. Mt and . r~ : several classes and the Jumor Jose h Raub. 1son Hollon and Linda, Mrs lem.l .. • ., \lr< Wtlson . h Tdhe .. tte-ndance ol 4> offer· IE W Jones and daughter Ba ' Htgh class presented a playlet I M; and Mrs Homer Taylor Holter. Mrs Clarence Grueser New v ,, "''· a an a · • , v ld y Do''" There~ · . s J Th n and Mrs 1 I rs. " lsponsnrr ld the Llrst two lthr weekend with I a~ M.. apprec!alwn also were prest>IH · I M'r and Mrs Robert Louks, Syracuse: an The Lord's Pray.,· In unrson ;~~·k~d~t~~gu~e al Ihe Carle- Robert Sh~~/~~~~~~~~:,; • a:d ed to 13 helpers and tcacllef' I ~ :1;p:a~~~~. Mrs. E c. Bryan. Middleport. closed devouons , ton church with Mtss Esther and Mrs Mr. and Ml'l!. Anthony Schul· Sending gtfts were Mrs. Mrs Wilson. preSident. con· Johnsoo of Whe aton, Ill . as lson, Bill Mr s Gene Abbott \ 'er and daughter, Unda, of Co· non Nease. !drs. Earl Dll~haron dueled the busmess ses"on ·~d teacher All children are wei· Mr an~t Lorn• of Lan·l ' lumbus werP weekend guests of Charles Yost. MtssSu Fisch· a report w3s gn:f'tl on the sa e .and daug er, k d' Uf'Sts of h n!lrents Mr. and Mrs Ja- Frecker. and Mrs. Sle I caster wert- wee en g IS ~"" , h l - A nt'W lll'o- comt of lchute Pate>. ··rt onder Mrs Rtchard Houdashelt and \th . arents. Mr. and Mrs. eub Schuler. er . s discussed re w d ere etr p f I JEC wa. ed b Mrs Herbert Mrs Harold Burnst e w Wilham Moms and amt y lak<e Schuler returned to his I bux donal Y ded lo Mrs m Pomeroy to vtstl Mr Burn· and Mr and Mrs Martm E. Ab·\ h. P,nrttand Saturday alter Pleasant Valley Hospital Dixon was avutr sade'£ mother who fell andlbott They rame [or. the wed- Mr nnd Mrs DI'!Vt' Y<J1PS and I ao:l~,it wtth h;s grandparents. ADMITTED Mrs. Jes~ se tved by fractured her leg . VIStted ldmg ut Penm and F:lla Hannum attemll'd the wed· Mr "nd Mrs Jacob Schuler. White. Hender.son t.b h tess to the ahove-named Mrs. Florenre ~~~1:-Jset h Mr·s Will tam Dixon: , . 1, nl l ding of Eilet>n Brannon and Mr and Mrs Jami:'S P~t~er- l'ah Smrth .. Sidney,l . Mfs ~ ~llv ::~nd Tt>lll Wilson. on.e day la st ~eek wrt Mr and Mr ~ L\~ile /"~~erandl Wlllram Kllkbm1P at .Jun(I \On son and snns o( Racine VISited Mr~. ChariJe Cf~~~ ~;~woOO 1 an Wmme Wh1te ' Columbus are guess o . rtt"rnoon w1th hts moth- Ronald Brum If' • I M". Carl Hall who has heen lMrs M•nnmg Webster and "'"·(t~ r Mr and \Irs Altl l Su nd~y a Desste Patter~on Samuel Plants, Leon: Sh~rrt• confmed to Holzo·r hospttal has Joe Heochman. i r lSI mg re Mr and \I rs Pat ",, r~ecky,Smtlh of Parker<· Stalnaker, Pl PleasanPtl: re~d h me uwam we .~ Jss . S d Stalnaker Pt easan ; re~rne d ~ s Charles Kong l mde Conde , daughter of Mr Autherson and Mr and Mr< burg, W Va . arnved .dun ~y ~ry Clifford C~rneil. Buffalo: r an r th and and '-llrs Eugene Conde, IS at- Jerrv Dnllev NPwark Mr . and for a vlsil With bel' gran mo l - rs l Curfman VISited ret·ently WI d . M :tending Hu<"keye Girl!-:;' Slate at Mrs Joe A.ndrew or Columbus. er Mrs 0f'SS!e Patterson Mrs Char~s Bertha 'Huozhes. ll Mrs. Charles Sayre an r \capital University in Columbus. l r.a and Mr. and Ml'S Ohwr l , ~ Plea!'ant. rs and Mrs. Don Sayro ' Le , d Gw 1az ' · Ashton • TUNE !I I to Rev and Mr and Mrs onar ' Swain DISCHARGED Everelt I NeW Notes We~ghl Pro~ ~!',·arr, wee~" ~everly ~~~tu~:~; I ALSO CALENDAR enttnei ' \'W , -~·' ti!"'IA I• 11.q,.11.,.. :,,.. . 1 .... ' I • I )/1' JOL XVII NO. 55 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESE>A Y, JUNE 22, 1965 choo ' C.. neil Will ·"t.. AS~~\-$12,000 ;: In Added Aid · ~ FIVE CENTS .. . ' I . Bus 111 ommittee .. the WORLD "Cannon Crystal Pa: MATCHING TOWELS . Northern Target Hit Now At Sale Prices On The 1st Floor I I oiT~~~~:: ~~~dn~~e\~~g;~:~p~l £· :~:~~r-~~;~rn w~~s ~gtsvu~:l:~~~u~~~r~~~~e~:~p£:~~.~:~:~ ;~)~~~~~~~an~::::;:J:!o:\1~~:;: Carmel N ~:~p~~·L!:~r.~~Mrs. Mory ' ELBERFELDS · POMEROY lar sesswn Mon av a prise party at t P.lr o ~ . d Mrs Husst>l1 Mills and Mr I ap , . . . Re ina at the IOOF haiL the members and their lnends ·~ \1'11· ' tun . and .1•• Z.rn Galhphs Ferry, g of tlte Carleton church of which ' Harry I s. Callmg on Mr • m. COURTHOUSE CLOSES The Meigs c·ountv Cour lh ous• he IR th~ new pastor Mi. and Mrs . Lester Rose and Plt>rt .e...,. ere Mr aad. \'lr~. :\tr Johnl ~~nd _:___ _ _::_ • _ _ _ __ II be do~rd tommrow . June \ Mr and Mrs Lnnme Hudson chlldrf'n of Columbus sj)4?nt the Palmel . YoungstoY.n . . . 'I ~91 on orders of Meigs County had a.s visJlors re<"ently, Mr. weekend with relallves. They Mrs Robert Whit e of Keno. F.l - Mrs. Louise Van M~Ler a~d C~rnmon Plt>3S .llJdge John C l and Mrs. Charles C King or Wf're accompamed home by her ! mer N~wt>ll o( Chj sh'r and daughter . Nikki. o• Snlller VISBacon. ~ emp lovePs may at~ I Harrisonville. Mr and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alma Ta~·lor, who ! Dora Plen·e. . ited at the Douglas Circle home tend tht' H1~ B; nd Ht'gatta. [ Frank Hudson of Racine and had been v1s1tmg 1ft Co lumbus. I Mr. and 'VI rs ~arvin \Valker on Wednesday .JliNF. 12 , Mr and Mrs Bill Osborne I Mr. and Mrs. Dan May and T PI· ins were vtstting- Mrs Thomas Holter an ' Che<ler t;ronge wol l meet V!Sitmg Sunday wtlh Mr and chtldren Mtke, Todd and CJup ~ up~er~" \~rrv Curtts familv of Morning Star 't"" l 'Tuesday i:.t l E :m ~ m. Quarte:ly Mrs .John Dean and sons were of Convoy have. ret~rned home . r. a~ M anrl. Mrs Osrar ' changt>d grrt•tmgs Wllh t u• ! bmhd:n ~ wil l l)t: observt>d Wllh Mrs Anna Mae 'Terrell Juani· lfollowmg a visll With her Sis-~· V !slh~g r Rev RussP ill Douglas r:u·cle family. Thurs-. pollnrk rP!rPshments Thursday ta and Ruth Ann, Mr a~d Mrs. ter and fam ily, Mr and Mrs. Babcoc ~er~anon Aigg~ of day . . the <;ran" will '1 <11 ~Ifred K elh Markins and Mr and : Bernard Ful tz and lamlly. Mr. Smoth, K~ • I Pratt Mr and Mrs Paul Smtth enn , , d h w'[e and child· Athen s Mrs .awl'en<'e , d lh Dan Grno g• . . Mrs. Charle> King IMay lOme IS I . ' , , , Mrs. F:ddie Price, Portland ca ll• on •, RPv ~eva Russel\ . uf .Mar . M d M Virgil Car l ren here (or the Wt'ekend.. and Mr and . ~. \'h· I . I Sm ith fnm ilv on Sunda) even. \.1 1~S ioh tst Vmton, r. an . rs. 1 Newark. \.1r a11d 1'1. 1 s , ares . 1 ~~~ ~~~~~~Pt t ht' ine~o.;;.~gt- Jullt' have as VISitors he.r two Sl~; I Mr . and Mrs Edgar Tucker- I Massar . Mr and \1rs Starling I mg. 22 ·t 7 3~ . ! F'rPe<lom Gospel ters. Btcky and Jamre Barne Iman and daughter. Karyl and : Massar and Mr. and Mrs Thllr· Donna Circle of Dover spent M ~~ 1 on :11° Ball Knobs This uf Grove City. . f 1son, Tom. of Athens were Sun-: man Babcock. the \\eekPnd at the homt' chl~m·h ~~ on the Haslla n and Sunday art ernoon Vl~lo~s guests of Mr. Huf> Tucke~-~ Mrs Dorset Larkms is spend- ht>r parent s. \tr and Mrs sun•r•m ll~ Rd The Pastor. Mr .. and Mrs. Way ne ea as man. They came for t~e we.~ l ing several days With Mr ?nd mer CJrc leRev E J . Gntflth. mvttf's all (amJ\y were Mr. and Mr .dmg Qf Beverly Pernn and WII Mrs. Virgil Wam slev of (he-· Mr. and Mrs Douglas Circle • we hurry to your ho~e Garth Beal ~f Athens . . tham Dixon. . shtre. ~ and son Larry and Florence _ the quickest serviCI Miss Evahne Arnold vtstted l Mrs Ron Halley of Columbus \1r and Mrs Dave Ya lrs at· c· le w,ere g~ests at I birthpossihle. recently wit~ MisS Thida Dal- ~ ls spendmg several day s WI~~ tended conference at Lakestde ! d~rvc dmnf'r at the home of Mr. • We protect your home ton HI Harnsonvt lle. her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ea Orlan Branch an<• Harley Lar-' ,d M R'chard Gaul with Red Carpets h .. , · an rs I · d M Ralph Car l vis· 1 M r an rs. . Kmg t klns or Be-lpre were v1S1fmg Mr 1 n Sunday your Maylag, too. . 1 d h b other wbo ts a pa· l er o " ewe use only genumtt te er r G , , Daunt Brinker of Carey 1 Hos t!all Mrs. Jean Cooke, look her ana Mrs Fred Lark m< 1 hen! ai Metgs enera -P I daughter, Conme. lu Columhus Mr. and Mrs awrence Kib· ! ed al the home of Dean Brink· ' Maytag factory parts. 10 1 Pomeroy. Saturday where she w1ll b~ ~ bte ol Rogers and Mary ~thble ' er on Saturday evening. No substitutes. delegate to Buckeye Gtrls 1of Aptos, Ca lif . were vrs1tong e work is performed by lo come A T of fJ ew State bemg hrld at Cap ttal UD\· 1Mr and Mrs !)avid Smith . 1 Maytag, com~a~y · The Ladtes uxttary r , , M d '.Irs John Coates. ' GfVF:S DINNF:R tramed techmc1ans. W b ler Post 39 will hold !il<'tr verstty. , r. an , , eWe leave everything es t Tuesdav at 7 l ~lr and Mrs Chester Erwm Belleview . Ky and Mr and Mrs Charles R Karr Sr neat as a pin and clean ~gular m~ett~ngPost Hoine . left this wet'kend (or a vac~- \1rs Bert Coates, Cincin.nati I tertai~ed with a Falh.er's your Maytag m. a epres1'dent , tton totp 8th pd1str1ct . to New York and I e visited Mrs Et. hel Chevalier. h e d'mn er Saturda)' at her home, ewe leave a postageWorlds Fm. d , Vi siting Nellie Stet em wer I Naylors ~un Hill. Present were H II ·u be resent to paid card for you to \er:l for t~e coming Mr and Mrs Albert HenLI: · Mr and Mrs Howard Young : Mr . and Mrs Edward T. ,..,,., II our work. evaluate members are requested to lrtcks and and Mr and Mrs ,Don Morrow ! of Marion, Miss Polly Karr , sa, Michael an ·even, or Paden C1tv. W \oa . Mrs Ova Miss Carol wh1te ol Columbus, attend. · Ifield, W. Va. vtstled Sa!u~ay ! Sutherl ond and family . Vlen- \ Mr and Mrs. Charles R w1th her ~a rents. ~~r anill ~:~ ~ na . w Va , and Mr. and Mrs 1.Jr. and sons. Rodney and JeffLewis Tnplett Mtke w h 1 1 1 Middleorl and Mr. and -Violet Smith main for a longer v1s1t v.1\ us _____ n•y. Pomeroy, Ohio ~ran dparen t' R'1rl IIfI~~~· lllllf'r IS ~M:r~s_;;K;;;a:.;".;.·....,.......=="'""! .loy<'e Long and Edoth Hap· TONIGHT .l TUESDAY tonstall are in Colu"__bus to at· , GiN•n bl' Pt>rry~ " PAJAMA PARTY" lend Buckf'y(' (ilrls State at ~ A birthdaY dmner was hrld 1, _v! ., • , , (Technico1m ) Captlal Universtty. They were I rer·entlv at the home o[ Mr and With Tomm y Kirk TONIGHT and Annet.tP. F'umcello a<eompamed tn Columbus by . Mfi Jiennv Perry Sunday for flflturettt: Wha' H1ppened l, Mr. and Mrs LewiS Long. "THE CHALK GARDEN," their grandson Edward Notling· Colorc~rloons Dl"borah Kerr llaylt'y Mlll8 ham and their son ..lim Perry . ' (Tf'r hnicolor) SF:RVICES t:ELU AtlcndiDg were Mr and Mrs. - andWED ond THURSDAY "THE BEST MAN" 1 CDLUMBUS, Ohto •U PIJ- F'U · \Carl Notlingham and children June 23-24 NOT OPEN neral serv1crs will be held to- Iof Pomern\i Mr and Mr~ Har- HPnry f .:mda Cliff Roberhon day for Mrs Inez MacPhail, 8 rv Perrv of Cleveland . Mr and Lucas Luco·TeK provides unsur- ' FRIDAY ..d SATURDAY member of a prominent ba~e- Mr~ s Hobt"rts. M1 -and Mrs Tuelildly & Wtd . Junl 22·23 passed protect1on and beauty June 25-26 ball family Mrs MacPhail, 7>. 1.Jark Perry and children. and FAMILY NIGHTS "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" that lasts 50% longer. In clear, dted Saturday. She was the !Mr and Mo·< .I 1m P•rrv. all nf "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" ('on mt' Slt'ven~. D('an .JonPii . bright tade-resislanl colors plos !Color) ' mother ol Wtlliam C, MacPhatl , Milton. W Va . and Mr. and l'Psar Rom eru - andwhtte, loco Tex covers wood, Colorurtoont a Columb ia Broadcasting Sys- Mrs Penny Pf'rrv ~:~nd daughter. "ON E MAN'S WAY" tern exec.' ulive in New Linda . and Mr Danny Pooler . ..,r non Murray Diana Hyland masonry, asb estos and metal SUN .. MON. ond TUES. •and Leland Stanford MacPhail Chester surfaces with equal ease. You'll Juno 27·21·29 Jr general manager and pres- liiillllli•ltlil krve that luco·Tex Look! "HUSH, HUSH, tdP~l of the Baltimore Orioles. I SWEET CHARLOTTE" OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG • Soci·ety otes QUALIFIES FOR RUTLAND FURNITURE MAYTAG Red Carpet Service I I HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BETTER :dlday I ~\1 And This Finer Service Costs No Morel Use itl chtid~e~; Tam~tWin· l II MEIGS THEATRE n· . MA~ON DRIVE· IN You can huy 1 Maytag where in the any. U.S.A. and find a dealer who repaira your Maytag products. To Breathitt 1 1 1 ! .t l Bt>llt> Dans. Ol1v1u UeHa\'\Til ' land. .lo:- Cot lt>n, Agnes Moun·heaP. f t'r •l KPilaway , Wrn ( 'umpbt'1l , \'1r\or Buu no. Mary A .~ lor Colorcartoon FAIRFI._LD STATION sundav temperatur~ "- high e;, lo~ 65. ~onday reading n at 10 30 a.m. I WAIT for the BIG ONE! HARTLEY & BENNETT'S SUMMER SHOE ~~ II ! SJ-95 FLASH I! GAL. '· We Can Make The Paint Color You Want In Monutu LINED PLASTIC DRAPES Panels 10x27 in. Assorted patterns of Floral and Lace. Assorted colors· Red, Spice, Turquoise, White and Pink. The Pomeroy Cement Block Company Tht~ Fully lined . Buildin~ Sine• 191~ ATCH FOR OUR SALE AD IN Till! TUESDAY, 22 ISSUE OF THIS NEWSPAPER - COMPLETE SALE NEWS AND LISTINGS, -~~F. 44:r Sli 2~811 '~-l------------------------------------~ . .. . .... .. .. - ... - . .----- ....... ' .. ........ . . .. W--Y--2·-31_9__ 3 _______ '•_"" __ . ' - -· ~ ··· · -·-·""· · · · e Why Buy Whert nu Hne A Do.Jitt Of Your Service Repair? ·Gtt ltd Carpet Strvlce Htrtl RUTlAND FURNtTURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -· -· Wringer Washer In On Your Old Ont RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Uepurtment Slnrt• of eWe Servlct Y01r Otcl eWe Give You A Good Trade SPECIAL PRICE I Manu ~ Arnold Grate Rutland, 0, 1 "' ,~ • in See The Bea~tiful line Of I Mr <' ; I BATH MATS II SOCIAL ,, TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS AND Soci'ety News W~·.~:~shmenls ~ere Dl TIN • MATCHING BATH TOWELS, HAND 0 8 Long ottom rn~ere~~e I "CANNON ROYAL FAMILY" ~a~ 11 ,._,To TIN Another Big Shipment Of ~~:i~:~~:t:~:~.~~~~IWH~;,;~!. :~~~ ~~~~ ~;~~;i~'£i~~o:i~::' ::~·~.~~y ~rsza~~~~~~edS~:: ~~~tv7:n:~er~~i~~:~hf;~~:~~~~ ~~:~~~~~b:l:~:!~~~=y·, ~.~0~ ~f::lse~~i:~~·~;;~~:i' ~~~ I at~ Modified ELBERFELDS Kingsbury • e ' ATTEND DINNEdR Mrs Mr and Mrs. Wayne Seal, un• M J hn werner an , . I ·uectomy a1 evening at the borne of Mrs. of tbe Middleport Centtr. Reed \ CIGark lhle, Busmess and ProdfeedB!iona1!: who Ia emames we l Shuler Club atttn a to ed at Westerville, wao to~~~el~l Lakestd~~<htld7n oft::r::~k?h;~;lt M'withs ~~~~cuse Ele~entaryp schOOl hom:· ~"~:~~ !~~dafe: wtth the Evangelical umted Bre-I wee en Rill bell a! GaiD.polll, outaolnl dii- ' �. ....... ' ' ,, .. \ [;ridder to Answer Charges Ry18 Year-old N~o Gl.rl Jim ' B7 GIOOIIQE JUNE ft LANSING, Kan. (UPil - Two A~y de.erter• who Chester Grange wiD mee killed seven persons on a 1961 tnp Of terror t b I t TUesday at 8:30 p.m. Quarter~ · CLEVt:LA "'D. Olllo IUP)) _ Fu bark Brown stretched halfway across tbe natiOn :ere f~~ PI' PLEASANT _ Jack lloe· 1 ~~::v~ will be oblerv«< will '' 1 d pleaded In the K<tnua JlllOWI today, one 1ure ' waa D · -•- PI Pleaunt ul•b 1p refreshments. Thuttdlll tf the world ebamplon Cleve •n rowna · heaven and the other saylnJ be wasn't mld at anybody. enh, 't"'"'te ~- -• _..._._.::. Gl'8118e wiD Visit Alfrtij aoeeat teday to an asaaull ud battery tharle flied GI killers Jamel Douglss Latbam and George Ronald IC oo a.....- .... """"PIty 0 1s-year-old &irl and Wit released to stand trial Y k d th much more subdued than when they sports wrller of the Pl. PleasSe t !0 or me1 ea IIIII Reglltlr llllf!ered a heart Rev. Neva Russell, ol Mol ID P· • . boasted four y~an ago_ at He let the clcarette drop to lite attack whUe' vacatloniQI at Center Mlsaion at VInton, CLEVELAND Ohio (UPI) Jim Brown, aD-time the tim~l~f ~e~ arrest. we eement floor arx' slalnped It out tbo home of his daqhter, Mabring the Jl!lll 10 real fullback of lbe world champion Cleveland Browns ·w~ ~I 4. to::u !~· before mounllnl 1he IS steps to ry Ann, llld son-In-law, ia Okeat 7:30 at Freedom Golpel lOtball team, appears In Municipal C~urt today to ~n!ham ~ o1 Ma~cevllle, the platform. IDOl, Minh., Jut weeiL Mlssloa at Ban Knobt. Thll wer an auault and battery charae f1led aeatnst him T a t 'pee~'to tbo hanpan's The trap wu dropped at ltJIGiil)'t, editor :1. the Reliscburch Is on the Baahan and Y an !8-year-old girl. ~~~ bowed hla head and 12:04 a.m. CST IIIII hi wu PIO' 1M llld IDdaJ tllal 1he atrlousSllvemllle Rd. Tht Putor Tbe charge was flied Monday by Brenda Ayres, an id '"I'm' not mad at any- nounced dead II mloutea la!M. ntiS of the attack II not yet Rev. E. J, Grlffltb, Invites ~ ~Y.. York died at 12:53 a.m. CST, known. He planned to call MlchJob E. McLaapliD, aoa of !tractive Negro girl who claimed Brown slapp~ her JVNEU nd bruiaed her arms and Yo~k 22 of Jacksonville Fla. tt minutes after the trap doar tga• today lllf inquire about Mr. tad Mn. Uoy• M. 1 ft 1 h 1tatlo Jo{rs. Dorsel Riebel wiD H 1 ega in motel room early charJe when he : 1~ h: appear~ ;emorseful. ' was s(ll'll!ll. the popular teacher • ~eriM'a La~ 1U. I, Po-r 1111 boalels tor the Riverview GaJio Iunday. and d1d not ac now g• ON GEMINI TEAM- Stall "There 11 nothiq 18 uy bill coodilioo. beea proateted llnDu .. 10 Mill Ayr01 11gned the rom- kne~ MISs Ayres the ScL nun, F. Nev!De, Jr., that I'm IDIOI home to Ill 1 report earlier lbla wetk, <Old dua Ia 111e lJ. 8. ~ den Club June It at I o'clock. The Loyal Women'• Claas oi laiD! after meeting with MIY Ayreo oaid she mel me who altended PL Pleuaol heaven," York oald, "and I \'ef OeWI It wu learned hla condltklll wu . Porce at Laredo AFB., Tens. ol 'oUce Prosecutor Edward Kane. bl& Negro fullback at th~ ~th- Hlp ••hoot, ooo of Mrs. Doro- hope to meet you people up Improved, but tllat he would be He II I belleopter medlallle the Mlddlepart Church Christ wiU meet Tllursday eveVith her at Central Poltc e of o fnend .d&J 12.. He o ped thy Pearsoo of Rt. I Radoor, there. I know It wouldn't do confined to the hospital for Ia o ullllull ••pporlllre :tatlon wao her mother, Mrs. er added that the gll"l dr ~I h 0., was a member ol the Air much good lo IBY I'm sorry. ""'-· noiiiQI - Ga!Upolll two er three weeks. ltuy Air Tran,.lt Senlee Ding, June 24 at the home ol larblro Ayreo out ol the Itth grade In .g Force Reo<Oe Service lorceo God baa forgiven me and 1 u-r fell Jloiars, who hu lfl'iltell mlsaloa al providbtc Jlab8l Mn. Robert Reibel, LeadiRI Brown who " married. !Ur· school shorliy after meetmg deployed aro10d the world Ia hope yoo people C8D oet nt to Dan. ::·0• ~~~ ruoniol :.._ re11111 of CllPJ about 811 Black 11r1111 of u. 8. miUIIIJ foreel Creek Road at 7.30 p.m. ondered' 11 the Central Slltion Brown. . oupporl oltbe twCHDao opace do the 11me." on ro 11'1, lllfi'OY Ifill. dlletlc 1eam1 durinl 111e put and tf(lllpmeul. '1\e aJrmu The meettnc of Rock S(li'IRII liter 1 IIIITIDt IYII isoued for Brown. 29, was AII·A.merc~ mpt from Cape Keooedy, Prison Chaplain Edgar Mel"· :.SI,ori'iat::U:nall: J'alil 30 years, once aerved U htad Js 1 end1111e of Eaolenl ~ Grange scheduled for Thursday 23td Psalm · llinC Cbarlllllll 1.1 bueban eoac11 at tht Will Vir- SciiML 111 arrest and waa released on at Syracuse Unlver.. ty m 00 SJI. NevUie to uoiped II ner read the 1 td 1 1iJ11a IChooL eVtiiiQI hu been can(!elletL . wn 'reeoJllizanco peadln& bail and lacrosse and was the aa HC.)j DiJht mecllllllc II in a loud voice 11 the noose Ul r ' IIIII Wlnll ----Momben wiD visit Harrisonvlllt 10 1 :.;., hearing bofore Municl- Browns' first draft choice Prr•wick Airfield, lleOIIud. was piaeed around York'o neck. London, Marmtlthe IIIIa Ht Ia lmoWD 11 al 1he Gqe OD Saturday eveotna 1~1 He holds a pockelfull of His tat•er, PhiUlp NovDie. Latham, ellnchin1 1 cigarette daml '"" 011 •' 11 Jud 1 H\llh Brllllllll. 11101t amicable ICfibea In the and pretJent 1he J."''Ol'am. ' Brow! rofuaeJ to discuss tho National Football League ree· Sr., Uves on Camdell Ave.. 1n bll mouth, was driven intO leal :o=~ Oonrd down Obla Valley area, IJid 111 alord•. among them the most Pl. Piea1ant. the otont warohouoe houlinl lilt Olt ways had 1 lood word for aae'a The Women's Assoeiatlon al yard• 1ained rushln& for both • galiow• 1 short di!llanct! from IS, 1:10 a. m.: Jolm Lldd Dean tea wiD lctoe the Middleport First United oea!OO and career •• well •• in the Apostolic Church Gil East- the Kanlll Stale Penltentlll')'. up 14, S·:IO p. Herdw:hlq b, Mild eardl Presbyterian Churcb wiD meel 1 oinll• game, and the most ern Ave He attended school on man up 14, IO.SO P- m., ~- H. IDIIJ write to Jact Roprl, Thursday evenlQI at tbe churcll PT. PLEASANT touchdown• scored tn • career. Greasy Ridge, and wu I arad- COUNCIL WILL Bosworth u down 14, IUO a. Sparrow Hospital, 1111 West. at 730 p.m. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. uate of Ironton High school. (Continued from pliO 1 l m.; Bayou BaroUera up 14, 2- LanslllJ Mlcb. JUNE 15 CTU will I'T PLEASANT w. VA. He attended a business school :10 a.m.; Lilllt Georp up It, ' . Soll...tay, J~1t 1, !Hi at A1hiand, Ky During Wor~d Mayor Legar said, '"111ero Is !:55 a. m.; Nancr Jane up 14, PT. PLEASNT - Tht The Middleport W. · · • FriHOGS_ 171 ot 220 :as to 25: 1 u War 11 he served in the Air some que01on whether we will 4:3lJ a. m.; Limp Point down • Ucenaed Practical Nursee meet ~ a. lleavles 11 to 25: Lilhls 18 to Force. ber.oftl ourseiveo by dotnr it." 14, 5:116 a. m.; captain Joe up pnlzalkm and Aasoela~on by 7Mn. Slavin, ll so- fat Sows t7 to 20.He wu a resident of Soot- He said that thla 10 per COlli 14, 1:25 1. m.; Peqy Dolmef --... ~N h11 amUated wit cbalrman Belt1 11 ~ IS Boars t2 to 1410; PI&• • town, and wao born at Lecll grant hal been available for up 15, 2·45 •• m.: Allct up 15, tricl 17 of the Ucensed solo by Florence to· 14 Feb. 23, 1915, son of the late oeveral years, but Pomeroy bad 3:55 a. m.; Elllba Woods cal Nurses. with MrL l!elea 11lrper CAITLE _ Steers 11 to !I; Rev. John David and Chloe Be~ hoped to secure one that would down 1~, 5:11 1. m.; Reliable lah ad lloiJH8I JIGn Marie Arthur wu mpanist H . 1 1350 10 l9 ao· .- Cows v11ie Wickline. He is surv1ved cover a much btl&er percent- ur 15, 5:45 L m.; POIIDI)'IVID- Among tlal Who entered ed president o1 the Dill acco • 1 eler~ Utnner• j to 1190; by hi• •tep-mother, Audrey age of the costa of such a proIa up II, 2:30 L m.; .<en SbruHollar llolpllal ill tht put M tlall, Mn. Gladya Missionary Rally with Mila , 80 4 ~ ~ ~& 60'to t760· Slock Stetrs Wickline of Lecll. ject. der down II, 3:30 L m.; liar- houri wen: Mn. Mat M. Wood, vie~~ president; Mra. Ruth Mauer of Victor Glellll'1 u ' . St.;,k 'Hellen t& to ~v WUiard Wickline, 50, His marrlag~ to the former Phil Globoltar and Roy vey Jordon up II, I 1. m.; ZtmW Third Ave., Mn. <l!ariH second 'rice president; In EIYPI, at tbt Rutlud 18 2210 to 5;_.k Sl.. r Co lvoo 11 1o who was L, tticaliy 101urod in a· Evel)n GeneVIeve Jarrett, oil Mayer were appointed come- mer up 11, 7:18 a. m.; Jtfffft· H. Perroud, M4 Second Ave., l..ouiA Lewia, aecretary; Church on J)epol :: ~· Stock He1ter calves 18 plane cra!h near Lecta on May Ironton took. place on May 21, tery trustees. Globok..r replac· SOJ. up 17, 4:15 a. m.; Bob Beno Ultey H. Henry, 447 Second Ave. Rolllb, ISIIIIanl ~ on June 25, Friday, II · died 1 1 3 !5 p.m Monday In 11141 '" Gallipolis, and she aur· l09 the late Dor Schaefer and ~ down 11, o:SII a. m.; PbiUp Chelter. L. Crtmte111, Galll~ olyn Lone, treasurer, Mn. 7:30p.m. Everyone II welroma. 4 10 v~! CAI.VES _ Tops 2710 .the Veterans Hospital at Cin- v1ves. A daughter, Mrs. Gary j Mayer takeo over the unuplr· Sporn up It, I :SO a. m.; Geor11 u., Miss Lucille Siders, R~ 2 net Proffitt, educational Tbe Put MaiM»' dub Gj 1 Seconds :16.50: Medium 20 to !cmnati, where he had heen a <Joyl Montgomery of Lecta ed term of Charles Murray, Price up 20, 4 1. m.; Jeflboat Chelhlre, Mn. Ida Ford. RL I man; Mrn. Nellie EV11D1eline' Chapler, OEI, J.llti. 18 deceased. who moved from town. down SO, 7:• a. m.; Southern Bldwtll, Andrew Layna, RL 1 membel'lhtp chairman, clleporl, wUI meat Friday eve25 !Ill· Common ' Hoavi .. 18 patient since May 18. He wu survives. A •on to ":>.ti.so. admitted to Holzer Hospital fol· Other •urv1vor~. are throe Tbo first readlnJ of an ordl- clowo 21, 5::10 o. m.; A. J. Pa~ EwllllloD, Mlu Conltanee t1 ~nler, public relations Ding, June 16 al tilt bomt a1 There will l>o no IOie Salur- iowint the acctdent. broth~" and 8 Sliter, Ehu oanee for the Ohio Valley Pub- lol1 down 22, 1:50 1. m.;.,Jolm Pleree, 2d Cblndler Dr., Pt. man, Hazel Hosehar, Mrs. Jack 8tcbllt al 7:30p.m. lrd Rev. Wickline was pastor of Wtckhne of Spnngfmld, Ever· lishtnl Co. and rower AntonHood up 2!, I a. m.; RannaPleaoant, Walter M. Krudel, chairman and Looella Tbe Deacona 11111 DeaooDell1 day, Ju Y · ell W1ckll~e of Ironton, Demp- nas inc to be liven the privl· wood down Greenup 10:10 p. 21106 Parrish St., Pl. Pleasant, wayo and mea111 chalnnan. es o1 tbo Middleport Flrtl Vzi*. sey Wick! me of. Columhos and le ~ to 'install 8 cable televi- m.: Inca down Greenup 12:25 Edllar R. Null, Ga!Upolll fer· Mrs. DevauH presided at ed Presbyterian Cburdl wIll Mrs John tNelheJ McGutre of .g t . p m. Lou!Jiana doPO Greeory Mrs Edcllo While Rt. 1 Leorganl!aUonal meeting and -nsor an Ice oream 18C!ial 01 Galli lis 11on sysem m omeroy w1 s 1 . . , , · • . Lou ..,... se:V:ce; will be held 11 the pasoed. Councllmao Robert Hy- up S:SS 1. m.; Joyce No. 2 up tart, W. Va., Mrs. G. Marshall traduced Mrs. Cindy the church lawn, Friday .t~ Ironton Apostolic Church with sell did not vote on tht matter. Greenup 4"56 1 . m.; Cotton Fowler, Rt. I MI. Alton, W. kes, otale rep~::: inJ, Juno 25 begianl•l at 1 p. tlw dav snd hour 10 he a~noun- - Mayor Legar read the res- Queen up Greenup 7:30 a. m.; Va., Ml'l. Euitne E Bryant, LPN, who or11n m. Homemade Ice ereom and eed later b Miller's Home for ignation of Leahe f. Fultz 11 Jane T. down Meldabl 1:45 m Sprlnl Ave., Pomeroy, Mr1. association. cake, pie and coffee will bll I B tt I b H k--- y e en 0 8 Funerals i'Rev. Roosevelt York a councilman, effeellve June 30. p. m., Vai;oltno down Moldahl Tony A. Taylor, !21 Condor St., Mra. Marilla Ham!non, served. Mr. Vlllcent Dabo and . trike and Rev s E Curts will ollie- Alter considerable disrussion a- 1:15 p. m.; Buckeye State up Pomeroy, Mrs. Edward G. Hin- tor ol nurse• of Pleasant Mr. Paul HaplonsliU are coTIP FOR MOTHER8 porch and ~~hde ~~m 1',1op- llate and b~lai will be in Wood bout the r•ignatioa in which Moidahl 1·55 p. m.; Barbara eo, Mloersvllle, Mrs. Donald ley Hospital, wao the eues chairmen for the evenl Tlit D.ar Helen: jevery onelo emtw' ;uWBtch- ~ land t'emetery at Ironto; strong duires Full~ withdraw Brent up Meiclahl tl:lO p. Ill.; E. Kyll'l, Rl. I Lone Bottom, speaker. The ne!" public Ia cordially illvlled. fm oillin& here with my sec· ~·a,:h;l~tw~~ w:; fun AI- f'nends may call at the funer: l his leiter wer.~ expressed, Mr. Valley Tr~naporter up Meldlhl VIctoria SUe Cole, MTu=: wl~ ~!::I~~ p~:.d~y j ond cup uf con.. and had to ter that 11 aot uld last. wne : ai home Wednesday evenmg. ~ Fultz agreed 14 stay on lor U5 a. m.. Lynn B. down Mol- Plalnl, MnW~H ·Adkl • ":.. m of Pleasant write. Mayhe 1 cao help '" Em . had 00 more trouble. Jnciden-1 •awhile." dahl 1:30 a. m. Oak Hill, I am · ns, e '.roo Ed lion t battled ~other," whose kids Iaiiy every match had to be .YOUNG PATIERSoN WINS Di!russed Sewage and slip CaWpolll 0... - Clplaln Rt. I Oak Hill, Lawrence D. Ad· Hosp:l. u~:..s ~1 tart I iCI'ap all the lime. . blow~ out too, and put down OSLO, Norway (UPII - probl•m• at the bottom of Wyi- Tom down 1:55 p. m.; Andrew kino, Rt. SOak Hill, Lee Ann will orgaru ber 1 1 hlld a friend ,.ho had fiv• :carefully. _ MOTHER 1Heavyweight Ray Patterson. :u, 11111 and on Union-av. Calhoun down 1:45 p.m.; 'ltboll Tilley, Jackson, Willard E. first of Septem · OC 5 1 boys and every lime aho turn· Dtar Helen: the younger brother of former Attending were Mayor Legar, dowo 10:10 p.m.; Joha J. Rowe Sproust, Jr., JackRson, MnJck.DelMr. and 1\ln. Delmar A. l!d around they were at it. fi- j A young mother I know world champion Floyd Potter- Clerk Edna Shoenieb, and Coon- dowo 12:11 a. m. bert A. McCoy, I. I a 108• S d Edi Lincoln HID, ltlternaliy she cathered them all up made her little boy strik• and : aon. scored • SIX-round decision ciimen Don Collins, Fultz. Rny luwau !Uv.. - Mary Btek Jeffrey Lee Jenklal, Wellston, tu ent ton open houtt It 1he and took them out to lh~ back ,pul out FIVE boxes of matches . over .luergen Bhn of West G.,-. I Reuter, Bob Hysell and Lou up Marmet 1:30 p. m.: Helen CJarenct V. Union, Rl. I Ray, Attending Clinic boat dock a1oq 1he yard twhere the neighbors without stopping. evtn though many Monday night. Poulin. , Z. down Marmet 11:35 p. ~·: Mn. B1lty Joe Tipton, Ironton, Ohio In POmeroy duriDc wnuldn't see !; told them to ho waa In tears on the last : 0. F. Shearer dl Nn Winfield Margaret Dyke, ~· Mr::. PT. PLEASANT - MIA Dl- the regatta weekend. start fighlinl and l<eep II up two boxes. It took about two CARDRS GET VEZENDI ATIEND8 GRADUATION 1:15 p. m.; Elltrellff up Win- Gllll M. Sanden, IJanliDI Rock 101 Stevena, editor of 1he 1865- Guess! Included Mr. tncl Mr1. lill she !lid they t'OUid quit ,hours, but it may have saved ST. LOUIS IUPli - The s.t ; Mrs. Robert Haggerty, Mid- fteld J:l5 p. m.; H. E. Bowles Mn. Arthur S. Smith. Chaua- 511 OH-Kan of Point Pleasant Errol Conroy and eon, Hugh: She stood there with • IWitch ·their home or hiS hfe .. lor il ' Lou" Cardmais have purchased ldteport, attended conunence- down Wmfield »:55 p. m.; S.. eey, Mrs. Georeel. Pinkerman, Hlp School, along with Fran- Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy, and aaw that they d1d it. Tho)- , broke the fatal lascmatton, - 22-year-oid pil<:her Gerald Ve- 1men! exercioes at Ohio Stale mot down Willfield Uti a. m.; RL I Kltta Hll~ Olear L. Grtlll, eea Ball, 1 junior, and Kathy Jr. and daughter, Kim and Robdidn't fight much a~ter that. •L.8.W. zendi. • righthander, had an o.s 1university last Friday when Lucy Jan• Lucu up Wlnfteld Ashland, Ky., and Robert E. Wigglna, Debbie Robin1011, Ca- ert Hutchinson, an of Akntn; W.U. our two 8Jril started O.ar Helen . record with Pittsfield this ..a- ' her nephew, Richard Caldwell, 3:10 a. m.; Jerry Josworth Gla11, Ravenswood, W.Va. thy Dean, Robin Rohrbough Mr. and Mrs. Maynard KalrnJIIilln& it up, and 1 tried her · I h•ve • pian. Our g1ris are 110n and was optioned by St. .graduated from the Conelt o1 down Winfield 4::10 a. m. i 8elf· Birllll an attendinl a yearbook 1taff fl and daughter, Joan Teschner metpod aeveral years •1°· Now now nine and 12. On their 16th Louis to Raleigh, N.C. IDenllstcy. ler up Willflelcl" 1. m. Mn. David Brown, E. 12th cllolc 1hil week al Ohio Unl· and Jim, aU of Columb111, Mrs. when theyTfHleeNIKa b6attie ~ml,n& birthday 1 am goi.n1 to g1ve . -~--· - - - St., Wellltoo, daqhW", 2::11 Ymlty. Ailee Dodson, Chester; Mr. ancl en, .!bay rot. oy rt them each mal<!rlli for the1r 1 p,m. Monday. Mn. JIDIII Miss Mickey Yflter, daugh- Mrs. ErneB\ WIQiett of Racine; just a year ap~rl. ·~ real white weddin_g gowns, to be[ Roush Hontnslhead, Rt. 1 Gal- lor of Mr. and Mn. Frank Yes- Mr. and Mro. Harry Bailey and Jood friends. We ro lrtsh and put away until_ The D~y. If : ( ' , UpoUo, lOll, u 7 a.m. Monday. 1M Galllpolls Ferry, and Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Ja!Dfl Stee~ all rad·boaded so If WE can man· they remam Ylrgms •I II ex-, JM_,.ed K f daughter of Mr of Gallipolis . ago a Hlhtloso bouaohoid, I ptaml I will make lht~ lovely i ,J ,J ' p llenta recenUr cblellaried ~ eeEer,l Keeler Letart. Mr. and Mrt. Robert Canatbink E. M. can too. 'dresSOI . But 1f they don't. then • lncl~ Lee Ann Tilley Joe ..'!:.,.1,! debate clll!k day and Val Ruasen Rutland Here's anotber Idea I used to the material will be used to , C 'Mn. are a·--• 1 . CongreSill11ln and ~- Walter lood adnntqa. When our moke haby clothes. ~nd there By William S. Whitt ~~Or:! ':in~· Allee lhll ~t at o: ~~~~ '!!: H. MoeUer, Mayor and Mrs. oecond baby waa born, our ftrsl will ba no btg weddmg. Thio _ van ' Mn Tiley w repres om James Rupert of Wellston Mr got a new doll. which I gave to •hould prove a wonderlul m· liaMr, Oils Pltdiforcl, • 11111 Hlch u the clebatt team and Mra Gerald Sc~ her ao 1 walk«j 1e tht door 'centlvo riflht' - MRS w s WASHINGTON - This coun- ·gotten minority which II not So, the far • ~ Bbtrall are Georp Lone. Mn. Ray Fllhtr, nut term. Pomeroy· Mr and Mra Oph commg home from the hosplt: la.ar Mrs. s. · · 1try"s far - out liberals, who .urban. Congreso, they ins1:rt, , now mor• then lmpoqibly do- Mn. Mulne Hartley, Paul Offutt a~ ~ Carlllld·da~ 11. I didn't carry the new baby WronJ! If your children have ;are .roughly 110 per cent Demo- imust !trike dowo the authority ! mandlnJ. They are also now too Bush .. Jr., Mn. Gecqe Zulpln, PAUl CHARGED ter, Opal of RD, Pomeroy; Mr. in, but let her"' me hrsl, JUSt llhe proper traininJ and lamily ,crailc and 10 per cent un-Re- :of the state• to mamlltn r!lht· .demandiRI for their OWD load· llld 1nfanl 100, Mn. Rtcbard PT. PLEASANT- Shirley E. and Mra. Lawrence Smith as ahe remembered her mother. ctosenoss tas your long letter publican Repubii<:an•, are be-to-work lawa which in plain Coftll"'l• hao not pa1sed aU Tlllcker, Harry Wlhman, Mn. Grimm, SO, of New Haven and dall&hter Allee Mr and M10 Then we raioed our lwo babiHdndlcates they dol then thio !glnning to i>USh well p;tst the truth only forbid compulsory 'lheso lhinp biCIUII It qrMI Mariao Macll, Carl F. Wtlddel~ Geu'le Grimm, 14. New Haven CHnton Fisher' ~Ia w~· together. Thtrt hSI never been " bride'a bribe" ~ron't be nec- 1Umit• of toleran« to the vital unionism just 11 '.'yellow dol" that tht for - outa know an llld JOMpll C. 1tlllltr. are cbarlad wllb unlawful co- Mr. and Mrl. 'Edpr Reyno~ anv jealouay. - JOY 'es11ry. If they don't have these American center. ·compulsory nonun1oruam prac- tho anawan and IIIII to reject ubHatlon and the dale of June and llfanddaulbter L of Thanb for yolll' 1110111 help. thinl•· the bribe wiD be futile. Already they have obtained lices by manaeemenl were out- lbem any limt Ia, uy, •Imply : TO GET JWUOB 10 at 10 a.m. hu been set lor a Middleport· Mrl p lui Iotter But oboul enforc-1 Monover : they ju•t might •lrom President Johnson and : !awed long aeo. And 10 on. And "Goidwat• RepubUcanllm." SAIGON (VPI)- Soulb \'lei.- heorln& on the ebarge Mfore eli and da~ghter~ and Mr. 0 ed lllhtinc: What happens If prefer chooainr ll•tir own ma· Congreso the most masSive and so on alllf on. I In many lnatane• tbf eon- IIIDlelf atronpnaa Npyen Clo JUIIfee o1 Peace A. M. Good- Mra. Paul Chapman and they really cot into tho SWING :t•rlal - at the. time of their lmost far reaching range ot. In ~hort, they must have ev- trollillJ ~~ralel have pna Ky today promlaed merdlHa win. Both are !rei on tsOO bond ron, Milch and Jenni. dol the thllli'~ - H. ,weddin11. not f1ve or sir years reformtst domestic legiSlation eryth1ng, and have It all al l alonfl only Ill tbe natloll tllal tnalmollt ol ~. trtlton unW the htarlne date. Dear Helen: ~ beforehand. - H. ever accomplished here. iooc'f. but even all of it wiU perhaps tbt parochial uraes ol IJid war profit.~. Ha spoke ANNOIJNCB MEETING I certainly •Jret ahout dell - Oaer Helen : But they are not content. 1oever bt tnourb. For while the far llberall would then bel only houri afttr a flrinllf!U'd Plnllll VaUeJ Botpflal PT. PLEASANT_ A nill and audtlen [IWlishment to , I'll tell you how wives tan, They go on "demanding" and•lhey endlusly prod the Preot-lullated. Alltlll, 10 II wu II- 0 ..,uted a terrorllt •btl tried ADMn'l'ED: Wllaon Grlines, Ueht meetiRI at tht W ':,; keep a dtild out of danaor. like set their husband• to help 1- "demanding" yet more • nd dent and Congress lo mattrtal- ~ aumed, they would allow the to bomb 1 barracb. Pt. Pleuant· Mrs. John Cblp- Dlatrlct of the West "ith matehu, a river, blgbway. lround the house : buy gadgets 11more. And then, even 10, they lize every one of their ec01l0mic Presldent'a IIIOI"t llO_...tiVI ' man vtnton' Oblo. Holstein Frfesla ~....ek. Hero's how we broke our IMy husband wouldn't waah win- ,can koow no content. Tttey land social Ideal, 11ilh no IIOD- ·oidt 10me lrttdom and blip J'W..S, IDJ,ED DISCHAMED: Mn. Donald will be held at ~e ~lion boy of playtnc with IU"o. Wt 1dow• - unt1l 1 got a squeegee . .have no cut-off point. Havmg ,oenre ahout JIVilli the other 1111 tht IJ'and luutl t1 llltlonal HAMIL'l'ON, Ohio (UP!) - ~ and daqhter, Welt eo- mer farm at Southaid. Ci:: bouflhl three bic bouo of,Now lit baa to show me how! •bad their way everywhere so side 1 real hear!nl, wbal tlse honor and survival. Dl>oald w. Yoetty, •· Hamil- lumbla; Harry DaiJiberly, Hen- da , June e, matcheo. 111 him dowo oo our Same with floor mopplna and lfar on domestiC 1soues - anll· .do they do? They also demand WhJI tbt far • tUII ...... ,ton feU from 1 oecen4 11o11 cteroon· Ronald Staplet41n, clasH 24,;g~t~ : : Jq. 'waxinJ - 1 bought an eloctric jpoverty, •·ederal aid to educa- the right to veto lbt lore!Jn undm\lnd Ia lhJI!rel IOVtrn- rooi ol Ida homt IIGnday IJid Ky Mrs. Jesae visitors wi~llnel llld cleaner and polisher and I ean't lion and medicine, a revolu- ;poiicy of this nation. lllfnl proceNIII lbl upon (011-~- killed. Pollee laid YoebJ, While fll4,1011,.Henderaon. bufl ol J 11 Udl Doty Rem,. fel cioN to it! Electric hoe - ·ltonary votmg ngbta act, el cet- , The very men In Conii'HI 11111, In a politics of clyiUt:y and reeuperattnc from throat ourCamphel e enon, Md., Lell'fl •tvOTIL ro INTtWISf 0 ~ the •amt. Men ort aadget·hlt> !ra - they must have y~l more. ' to whom the President baa .of a decent wllllnlftll* " allow leJ'Y, appareniiJ had ellmbed 1lllRLU.o TiME ,JB lliiT tand·We~ IDII1alfft Of lfarrMitiJI MAIICito •••• py, so. wivn, make this know-, They must have pos111ve ao-.g1von an 1111broken - and ln 1lf0mething, Ill~, to lhl 11111 to le& IOOlt fniJ a1r and Burial Mn Esther M Hop- Clark H Vlflinla Bull Stud; 1 """"" f. ~·· lodge pay off' - G. isuranc..s that Congress wlll lthls coiUJMIIt'l opinion IOIM-'other fellow. Tl!llr Iotti dllre- loll biJ balaoco kina Cl~ W I tr · Taylor, tOeel'lllr7 • ,.....,!.""'!';.., '";:~""' Dear G I never critically touch thooe s-u times a IJIOdlt rep'ftllblt - 11*1 for thl' lilut ~lily II , · •· n • • L~ n euurer ol tilt St-. Hok1eJ11 ....., ,, ,.. Olllo Ytll" .." : Trouttte Ia your plan io a Jlt .. preme Coun deelslona which. serieo of yetllll on domntlc II- aotnc Ill pul a iUde briU upon ..,..,. . .. BottomMt. OllyOheloeemelei'YW-~~•a will! Alsoclatton, 110 1 0 ... '"' ~""" '" ,.., ' hee del' of the Cons!' · h · k b-~-•... F.~ ... aetual w""n ......,.. Y "''' oOJo ..,_ .,.... U. oxpenoi" - unl..,. yoo've In 1 r 1ance 1- sures s ne an 1111 , ..... -"'" u..m - ·· ~ u,... ONT (UP! ' ' T - ---"'' NIM "'"""•' _,. '" • 101 o drawerful of trading ! tution lend to destroy the )ast lot noes at him whell he takel pow« In ~ ar tht I.'IIU1I- FREM • Ollto ) - Mat 2:30p.m. (DS ). ADIOS DIES u ....., allmfll. -H. :of the power of rural and aman.l a rationally ' hard llnt qaillltllry io not one-half what tboy Four JIIII'IOilllnciudlnla Y011111 VI WASHINGTON, ,a, (UP!)_ ::::,• " ... - ...... •• ......., itown people in the leiJiatatures Communist encrotclunenl any- lllJlPOII It to H. ,newlywtd couplt from N~ ,IER SI!;T Adios, lite horn w11o1e name Tl!ia column II dedicated to and in Concresa. Iwhere abroad. The ln1t natlallll IQjoriiJ II Ham~d' dlecluh~!.. lnOhl Funetal sm~Ce~ ""-hlfor RobertiU became 1 byword in h 8ory '"'" on cr ••• .... l .. ul ... ., . .... ,. •• d w•~ 11 .... In v•~ •---'"'• f'""' '· the !Hill with oa wow o Casto Rl ,.,... Lnl••••• •••· l<n v... c1.. ••• lfamlly living, ICl If you're hav· They must have a new •• ., '""ever . DIOJ .,., .,.. ..._... Tu Ike Slate patrol be be'ltl atre p wm. ra clog, died early today. -Tbt ·~:-- · - ......_ .,,iDg kid trouble or just plain eral Cabinet department for Nam or 1ft the Oornlnlt:ao Re-I the ~Pii9n ol 1111 tar-;::~ f:P · !rem Wuhln:: 1 ~ Old Kyll!r Free 'wtU blf bay stallion, whost a ....,,,. • ...._ ..o~~..... t11 ..... , . trouble, let Helen help YOU. further housinJ and urban de-lpublie, they wllh 10 paratyae,that l'batever ' Lola 1111111, 1 ~ ' a~ 1he • Cbur b Wllh 1he Rev reclllered foals bave WGI :d:,• .:;,... will also weieomt your own volopment, atill furlher to re- ·l hlm and the COl1DirJ in lheir,must antllnlaUibiJ wiD •lwaJI ·j ~= anti aer~ bile tilt Oiell8r Lem~ olflolat'-. Bur: more than million ID JIUI'IIf · - · ,.., amulinl experloncea. Addreaa ward the already politically ov· curious COIIVIetlOtl that tht1 8fl. . ' •w.,. lmll · .. wu 25 years Gid com~ lltttel tn care of w.' erprlvlleged city masaea at the lore appoinlell to rua evtrvlbilll,j W U....,J .. HIU eeme- to 111 YUI'I for 'bt,Dnaa . 1 ~:-..Jit'"'j jnpeo'l t1 tilt 111>11 llll"· enrywhtrt. Ftaturt , lN.) w~ - · ..,. I_ ••· _,, ~ ex=te: a "'i .!:;;, 1 . e. lANGFORD giUmato .300 hitter, II alcleli~ VPI lperta Writer along with the Davia boys, WilTilt Loo AngeJOI Dodger& ·Jie and Tommy. All three bave have a ~~ game lead in the broken bones. National League and about the -Don Drysdale bas burled best pftchiRI staff in baseball- complete games in lut two and they're in trouble. starts and lost both. · • And the Dodgen' 31> game Juat .0 t,;Jauao Osteen_ or bulge is mialeading_ They aoany of the other Dodger PilCh· tuaily trail second-place Mi~ era who are about ready to throw up their hands in despair aovnerce wlhelrltb his fti ~.; Lu~ c..-nsh Vil•ctl•m F~~s i ' l i I f. like St. Louis at "COLEMAN" DOWNING INSURANCE, INC. -:A HEATING SAlES SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE E}~J~;:~ ~ ;fs :~~ ~~· Dave Holter, Local Independent Basketball Player, . - \ 35 444 ~ ~·~~~~Drills With Professional Candidates at Tryout Camp t G~lb:il•~e~de~\ ~ ~ So distinctively different Locllot . . St.. Mldclt-n Phent WY 2-2511 28 · = = = = = = N e : = wY:=ork== 1-10 Nale Bowman from Wichl-/ McGi(l{'kiin from Indiana Slate : f ter 6-1, Galiipoll•. • I j Ia State; 6-1 Flynn Robinson 1>8 Bob Love from Southern ' Holt er desrribeu the experi-j 1 P andys n e aD win erH 11" e- from Wyoming State ; 6--5 Jon ' University ; 6-8 Oliver Jon es : ence as ··wonderful in thai I ' Biggest advance in ignition systems ia over 50 )'eai'S. pe en1 1eague, ave oter, . . 1 . . . . . : spent last week in Cincinnati , E hl>ftf from Albany State : 6-5\\ Wtille , was II ealed hke a kmg m ev- • Get sure f~re stc.. ts , longer-life for 01 trying out his cage skills with x Port~r from Tennessee .st~le; ! ery resr~ct. " I ., plugs and points,iess fr eq uent the Cincinnati Royal•. At St. Louis: . 6·1 B1ll R•uther Irom LouiSville: I He sa1d tllal Ja, k ~leMahon , Dave, an employee of the Ev· ' Detroit tY.IO 01011110- 4 13 ! , 1>2 Bill Crowe from Westmm- 11he hl'ad coa rh ol the Royals 1 tuneups , and it's yours FR EE if ans sausage Plant near Rio 'St. Louis 000 000 000- 0 10 01ster; 6-5 R1th1e Dec from Selon wa s, " a grNlt coach <:~nd th~ t you buy a new '65 Studebaker NOW! Grande was offered 8 try-out . Hall : 6-6 Larry Lakms from he got more across to me m1 with the NBA team and sent Sherry, Nlschwttz 15 1 and North Carolina Slate ; 6-1 Bob . lhree days than I have ie. rn-1 AU 1bout a11l0 Edr1 Y•lue f'11tur•• 1t1ond1td OIIWIIty '65 StJif ' ' three glorious days with he Moore. Carlton. Sadeckl 16 1, McCullough from Bcnedirt Cot. ed since playing basketball." , . features such stan Stallard lege ·· 1>3 Hmy Oden from M1n· j The independent star listed ·I SE.E l'DUR STUDEBAKUI DEAL[R (. ·a squad wh1ch u ·k 161t9 )w·and McCarver, Sh ' UST£0 UEI.OW 1HI COMMOI lftlll ec er · mner erry. nesota; 6-5 Ron Schr~rf from Bowman, McGlocklin and Love as Oscar Robertaon, Jerry Lu- Loser- Carlton . · · I cas Wayne Embry Adriaa · Georg1a Tech; 6-4 Don H1lt as the three vlayers whiCh w1ll TOM RUE MOTORS, Middleport, 0. smith and a host of other NEA fro~m~O~h~io~U~m~·v~er:_s_st_t:lty~a~ndii__'_H~o~i-I_!P~r~ob~a:"_bl'!'y~b~~e~k_"'ep~l~b'!'y~l~he:__R~oy~a."'Js:.'.ll,...,..~-----==....---~..,.,..=""-"""--"""'===~J ' aces. At Atlanto· I ----- -- - ___,. Holter was given the try-out IMinn. 01011110 021-4 11 0 '1 opportunity through Pepper I M1lwauke 131 010 1101- 6 9 0 Wilson general manager of tne · Merntt. Fosnow (71 and BatRoyal;. ley, Seveik (5) . Lemaster, KeiHoiter de•cribed the work- lley <61 and Oliver. Winner out!, held twice a day. as "hard· ' Lemaster. Loser- Merritt. HRs nooed vigorous games." , - Jones, Oliver . .~ihson. He said that ''every player, I no matter what draft status, ! At Cincinnati: reeeived the same treatment washglon 11110 Ofo itO- 1 S S and had every fair chance lo Cincinnati 102 001 20x- 6 II 0 make the squad." Kreutzer, Duren, Ridzik , and Nineteen hopefuls began the Camilli, Brumley Henderson, practice drills which opened Frondorf 171 and Edwards, Wednesday. The first cuts Coker. Winner - Henderson. were made Friday evening. l.oser-Kreutzer. HRs- RRobm. Other men on the squad were son, Keough, Kirkland, Chance. BY DALE R<n'HGEB, Jr. "" :....--") 0 r I I 1 \ .., ldin !m I some folks* even identify them blindfolded! oi 10 , ' '\.I · · '· SfJdcllal& . "' c_:-.., . _) I Ger= rall)il.tllill'~roduced Line Scores 1 I , o! Crosley Field F 4Ga es D k 1 _. The statistics ho(e him out plish the feat. It took Sarazen I Van ~Jeter fanned 10. walk· jors In home runs and 151b .in Phiiadel?hia at Houston, By United Press lnternaliooal for . Nagle required 36 pulls 11 years tor tile sweep. Hogan I ed lour . Childs fanned eight, I runs scored and runs. batted m. night - Short 17-l!J vs. Bruce National Loague While Player needed only 31. seven and Player only SIX. 1 walked thre•. 1 -Lou Johnson, their only le- (5-8). Phila 010 000 001 2 & 2 8es1des, Nagle wa• InSide Play· The p rom 18e was m·1de to I · ' 014 00>--10 9 3 . New Y . or k at Los Ange1... Houston 001 000 23)<- 6 10 2 er on 15 01 the 18 greens. .lne Dey. executive director "' I Yanks. ()f mght-CISco (1-4) vs Podres Culp, Bald~ehun 18) and Dal- Nagle, however, disagreed the Umled Stales Golf Associa·' Redi< gs 2t0 ltiO - 4 7 31 • ffl (3-3). rymple Farrell (5-21 and "The filth hole turned out to lton •USGAI '" a couple of years Van Mete~ and Powell. Childs i Middleport, Ohio Wedsesday'o Game Brand. Loser-Colp t3-4). HR- be the ball game," insisted the ago" ---_ _ • rtNrt~NATl rUP!I rare St. Louis at Cincinnati, 21 wl. Covmgton (IO!hl. 4<t-year-old Australian. I Returns Pune SU.\IMER HOCKEY SCHOOL :t"l-mgill .doublehe."der " .sr·h<'dMf'i gs Co unty's Olde.3t and , _ I ,1 0 night That's the hole on wh1·ch Na .. 1 , uil'd at Crosley F'1eid tomght as - 11110 001 1 2 o gle only - one stroke down took"I prom !SP<I !r r . P) If I NEW YORKR I UPI I - For- th• I "n1c1 nnat1 Reds enterla~n Largest In surance Al!:ency Chicago at Milwaukee night New York 000 110 0 1 Pittsburgh at San Fra~c1' sco Los An• 000 000 11110- 0 3 0 a d'ouble bogey as he h.'t 1 ever won t pen would I wards Hod Gilbert and Vic Ihe Sl . Louis Cardmais. WY 2·2342 . . •. I wo give the purse back lo the I df' ld d r . . . .. ' & (Only games ,cheduled) Jackson (3-9) and Cannizzaro. women spectators first with an USG " J. • • i ia Je an de enseman Hm - ~ ~~O~n~e~o:f~lh~e~ga~m:e:s~':'~a~m~a:k:•~ · = =::::;:;:;;::::::::;:;:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii~ . , . . A, F lc~yer d1scJosed. So at . r:v Howel l wil l servt: as chJt•f ~--- · -- __ ____.____ Osteen (8-7) and Torborg. HR- errant dnve Amerit'an Lfague and . then w1th h1s the presentat 1on ..:e remoni rs · · ·. h k1 • 11 w. 1... Pet. GB Cowan Hst). second shot . . I mstrucotrs w en 1e New Yor Monday after h1s trmmph Hi.lngers hold tht>Jf annual sum American Le ague Minnesota 38 23 .623 Nagle'•· Worst Round ove N 1 h d lh I I Chicago S7 24 60'7 l (No games scheduled} Pl d .h , r age, e rc 1urne e mer hockey srhoCII at Madison ~ ,Cleveland ayer woun Dp Wll a 33-38 ·$2.\.000. Sc1u•re Garden • July 1"·3 HoNt~ Cho11 Mp. :Ill 24 ..600. 1\!i ' · ' Canac/ays Hole/ j Open House at apt 10 1com men t E1ven ts ~na"::::,~:~:~)!:= .,·· T•ttourl9 (1-4) to oppose . tq,~ - Yanks Fatten Bulge Atop l(J' f ' . ;id .J B L lUlU - eport oys eague NGs ~They rank 20th in the rna- 18-li). Us!l _j 1 1 11 1 HELEN HELP U 1ver ~ I DJeS • R' 1 e1ten1 the series to four Player w.·ns Playoff, c· Away prJZe . Money ;!z!',:S:St,. I- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Meport, o ., June 22, 1965-Sup of an earlier wra~t ~1111 · I Affiliation is Comp}eted .by LPN Group HnmltaJ News . I K Market Report All Star ·.- waukee by one IIIDf In tho 1m- 1two runs to break up a 1-1 portant lots column and Me pitching duel belweetl Farrell only two games ahead of and Ray Cuip of the Phlllies bt fourth-place San Francisco In the seve~th and accounted for that eategory. another with a lingle. Dick Farrell burled a !11-hit- The crowd of 18.271 (n the Aater and singled in two ,runs trodome gave Hoti1ton . a new while el!rDing hll IUth vlet41ry lingle seuon record with fJSI,In seven dec!Jions for the As- 5(11 customers In 36 Home dat01 I tros. Lee Maye tripled hollle this oeason. th:Or.:,.""T.rtget!~~ me.saase . ~~ Cards Bob Gibson whe-'lost six tn. ~ row ar!er w.in! ' his fll•t e1ght deCISions, The )"~Ilks or fhe MiddlePOrt and Boggs, Umpire: C. W. Ray· Washburn (H) Wl!l'e s . , Boys !l\llebaD League knocked Searles. for the vis lt41n. lh~:.~. . ,¥ out se~nd place SENATOR Vlt'I'ORY Jay need~ help tn hia .J4il tnfD'. . :,.!Dr third With the outmg, but came away witi(J s.ftlitljij,~'irtonday night with a Dernoskey bad a double to victory and now appears to 10-4 · . Y~, ·The Senators, go With h1s homer tn tbe Sena- have regained hlo old fo"!,l· mean~lt made their record tor win, Roush hnd a double TSltouriS, who turned 1n a fuMI also · ,<a~teating the Indians and Bingle, and B. Hawley a relief ellon in hll last outinfi. Cards Nip Yankees 12-9 .,,. . Shing ~ fourth inr.ing doubi~ and smgie. Kellh Vanln- gets the call because of his slljli In Southern Play five Indian wagen s•ngdled, Terry Stobart cess against St. Louis in 11-. runsi"' <>., \. doubled an K. Kloes . smgled past. tera. Letart's Cardinals nipped 'the · , , . q \. . lor the ~ther Senator hits. Jim Maloney and, perhajll, Osteen, In his last two starts, Racine Yankeee IH in • Little "Somehow lhal broom gives,me ToJII$ 1tler or the night 10 both The fndlans piaymg thetr best Jhn O'Toole, wiD •tart. In IIIII,; pitched IS consecutive no-hit InSouthern League same last ev· more energy lhao sugar'"- games•loas Redleg catcher Den- kmd of ball of the summer, finalt wo games of the home'~ Rings and hes only one victory ening. • nis ~gs who was four for four were led m h1ttmg by Halley stand. . /i, and one losa to sltow lor his Woody lhtli was the' wimiing NEW YORK IUPIJ -Indian· ail ~~·· with to singles. B. Miller Monday was an open utej; ciauy effort. pitcher and Kenny Theiss the apoiis 500 wmner Jim Clark .of . ··, . , s~ngled, P. Mullen doubled , Rue but not an off day, for the Sl• Hltte81 loni•Js Boston 25 36 .410 13 loser. Letart hitters wer~· Roy Scotland has been selected the HQI!le tlllls were regtstered by. smgied, M. Manley tripled, and Reds. They played a benefit ex-. Tile Dodger lefty was workMajor League Standings Washington 26 39 .4110 14 Kiser with a sing!~. Art Hili a May winner in lhe Tunmy_~oskey of the Sena· Warner homered. 'hibilion game here before 16,-., tng on a n<>-hilter againll the By Uoitrd Preas lnteroatfoaal Kansas City 17 40 .298ft single, double and triple; Bob for the 16th annual tors, Gelie Powell of the Yank- Pal Mullen fanned eight and l541 and beat the washingtOn. : New York Mets Monday night Nallooal Lracue Mooday'a ReBulta Pickens, two singles, Paul Jus· Hickok professional athlete ees •. and Jay Warner of the walked 10 for the lnd1ans. van , Senators . 6-3. , until Joe Christopher beat oot W. I. Pel. GB <No games scheduled) lice a triple and Neil Baker a the year award. lndtans who got hts with two lnwagen working the first four A couple of prized farm ha_. ' a bunt down the third base line Los Angeles 4~ 26 .618 · · · Tuesday's Probable Pltcbero single. For the Yankees, Theiss Don Drysdale of the Los on. innings and to two batters in the ldid the pitching for tho Re<l!o.; opening the seventh inning. Bil- Milwaukee 34 25 .576 3\!i Washington at Chicago, night bad a Single and double. Pyles geies Dodgers was second The Yank • Red leg match fifth, fanned six and walked Iand held the Senators to fiv, _ iy Gowan finally reached 01- Cincinnati . 36 'J:/ .57. 3Y, -Daniels (5-3) vs. Horlen tt>5). a single and Johnson two sin- the voting and Bob Gibwn was tight at 5.4 until the top of SIX Bruce Hawley flmshed up. hits. ';; teen lor a home run leading off San Franctsco 36 28 .553 4 Los Angeles at Detroit, night gies. ' the Sl. Louis Cardinals thir<l. the si>th when the wmners got fannmg three and walkmg one. r---=======""i§ the ninth - his first of the sea· Pittsburgh 33 31 .516 7 -Brunet lf-4) vs. l.olich (7-2). to Redieg Micky Child; for i Van lnwagen had skmned hts I son - and the Mets won 1-tl. Philadelphia 32 32 .500 8 Minnesota at Cleveland, night three Singles, a trtple, and two arm sltdmg home m the bottom Appear~!_ The Houston Astro! defeated St. Louis 30 34 .469 IU -Xaal t6-7) vs. Tlant (1>3). walks, which with •n error plat- of the fourth. the Philadelphia Phillies 1-2 In Chic"l!O 28 38 .43112 Bolton at Baltimore, 2, twled five runs. Rick Van Meter, I lndtans liD 510- 9 7 1 the only other National League Houston 29 40 .420 131> night - Morehead (4-5) and Yank righty, shut the door in Senators . 613 00x- t2 9 3 game scheduled. Ail 10 Amerl- N York 23 44 .343 18\!i Stephen1on 11-21 or l.onborg ~ves the bottom of the sixth by fan- P. Mullm and M. Manley. can League teams had the day Monday's kesolls (4-6) vs. J. Miller (IHJ) and ning the first two batters. giv- Van lnwagen •\\Pt. Ha":iey t5) off. ' . . . Roberts IH). ST. LOlli< IUPI) - Gary - 71, one over par lor ing up Boggs' fourth hit, walk-land Rou'h; Umptre : A. Stobart. The Dodger offense never Houston 6 Ph1iadelph1a 2, night Kansas City at New York, 2, Player ,.. .. happy , with his tough 7,191 - yard ing Childs. but fanning Run SfA~DINGS really threatened little AI Jack- New Vort· I Los Angel.. 0, twl-night - Talbot 14-1) and playofl for lhe U. S. course, while Nagle carde<; Clonch, til• Redlegs' long ball W L P<·t. son, who allowed only three night O'Donochue (3-9) .,, Bouton Open nampionshlp he 38-36-74 - his worst round hiller. Yankee• 4 1 .800 Whro inlllblo !lrlteo. II hits In beating Los Angeles for (Ouiy games scheduled) (3-61 and Stafford IZ-4). gave ' ·! his $25.000 prize the tournament Red g., 3 2 .6110 : your tlde - ~gbtOI day - \o ¥~"'·· the first time after eight con· Tue..tay's Prol. .01• Pftcbera Wedatlday'a Gamet n:oney - but not hi• putter. "II made me only the third Yank hillers were Hagger· Redlegs 1 2 ..~1 1 . you cOnliDuing pi:r1011aJ 11.11en· lion. We're pledged to gtv, }'UU secutive. defeats. It was .. the , St._ Louis at" Cinci,nnati, 2, Washington at Chicago, night ''I'm not giving that. away." golfer in history lo ~in the four ly, Cunningham and Hysell each Senatm 4 3 • third trmmph In 12 deciSions tw1-mght - G 'n 8-li) and 1.o Angele~ at Detroit, night he sm1led. holdmg 011 hghtly to big ones." he said. ·and it en- ; •. smgle. Powell a homer and Braves 2 2 .SilO , lhat k:ind of profmionaltt~ice! For proLeclion ttut means~ f?r the Met iefthander, and the Washlt~rn (4-4) vs. Jay 11>~1 Minne!ota at Clevelauu, night the club whtch "(a! chiefly re- abled me to keep a promise." ! Single. Van Meter two smgie~, Jndions o 6 .11110 ' oi mind , call us nqw. ftrst tune the New York entry and TSltourts t'-4). . Boston at Baltimore, night spon11bie tor his thret - stroke Player added the Open to his ' and Hayman a smgle and tnG.U1ES WEDNESDAY has ever beaten Los Angeles Chtcago at Milwaukee, mght Kansa• City at New York twi- VICtory over Kel Nagle British Open, Masters and PGA j pie. i S.nators at Red Sox twice in succession. - Koonce 15-5) vs. JohQson light ' "ll's a good thing my putter championships the "big four '"l h R dl Rediegs •I Bra••• . 0t er e eg 1utters were F ta ~ Dod 15 2) heh ed . d N 1 • d'd ' " • · ac vu 1en · . av an ages 'nt, lof professional golf. Onl> Gene l ci ld ·th and ; The frightening facts about Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 1aid Player. '"Putting was the ,Sarazen and Ben Ho<•an" before 11 ' "' 1wo smg 1es d'lf . the Dod gers are.. n1ght - La w ('5 ~ I vs. p erry I erence. " I· him were able to' arrom· Hens 1er a Single. CALENDAR Heart Attack ... Mets Take Second in Row From LA SOCIAL Point Teacher Killers' Hearts Peaceful As Death Comes on Gallows And Scribe has DtllJ StDilDtl, Pamtroy-Mlddleport, 0., June 22, 1965 !. I ' ·, ., . • !j eM I v!. •.. p. ::-= "'!?..- ·....... •••= ..,...... := •oo;r...::JISht ..r:.,,'==''"~--'.."'~"'- '-)lleltlt ..,.....,..., u.,.,"".. "'*tl, tCop~ 1 !:• • '. . Vt No dirt? Wonderful! Draperies and things stay cleaner looger. No drafts? I like that; seems the baby spends half her waking hours on all fours. · And no noise? Gee, no wonder llamel.,s electric: ~at is catching on so fast. (Take th~ . fir;•lc ~l~f!- Call us.) fqr your MONEY ear/B/Q suns • I CITY LOAN I 0 ~~nd oul more ahout t'kctrK: ht"at for y<mr home, hll out the OOUJ)(Hl tiiH.l mail rv Columbus and ~uth· "!"Ohio Eloctn c Cowpaay~ 215 North FrOJ1t Strf'tl. Columbus 15, Ohio. Attrmtion: R e~id e niial Snlf's ~·es, plt·ase! I' d li~e all the dt'tail'l aLout O install· mg 0< 0 conv"""S lo ele<.lri< )!eat io "'Y home II Nam~-------------------- •or couru, !hoy chtfl.just • llll'.l 1 WeclMsdaJ 2 wlJW~~t ,!!~nt •~~~,t"l~rt.Gravtl ·- nice Vacation ... m: vaneebur,· THI DAILY SENTINEl o~fora • Addn·• But lhl1'1 whllto/111f1!1'' Quill 111 (011 1/11/t. They Hi lhtm. ;, Then ..., . •top ::, titr ~r rDtJMY •t• . . '· . ·,· . ~. :•. :.; 1 '.... •. .· .. ,. . ' '· .. ~-~ ' ' ·' "• • ' •:'•·· . ~ •. ···· . "•·.·· .. •'' 'l"·... r , ' I; ' ~' .~ 1 'J' ' ' V' ' ,, ' ' . .\ .. 11 \'J o·'t . .. · ' . ·"' 't . , ~lt.!~...r-'1:,11'' ~' ' ~ -· ·· : . • ·, : t, ' '. • .• ./ . .~.:. .: l l '· _;;. '< ' ~ jj; ' '"' o.!""' ~1A :.:ue ) •• '"' ·~ ! �. ·r--+ •. - . ,l . .. ·• . . . .· . ! : : : " {""I T .· · r _. -· · ·-·" • -· - · . _ ••...,. ~vany ~nt!D.el, Pomeroy-MJI!(Ileporl, 0., .JUlll ft, lfQ . . • i;bheat :$eeiety Notes accompanied home by Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. and Mrs. ding annlversery of Mr. and ICiloov and Patrick Quinn who Edgar IV "r and daughter. Car· Mrs. Arthur Evans at the Meththe past week with their ol of Columbus arrived Satur· odist church sr:~~d;pa:~'nts . day for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klein and sons ol Mrs. Harry Keiser returned Mrs. E. J. IDD. Mrs. Helser Middleport and Mr. and Mra. home Saturday, from Holzer and daughter acoompanled by Joe Faulkeohurg of Akron visl~ Hospital where she was a med· her son Jim who spent the ed Sunday afternoon, with Mrs. ical patient. week with the Hills returned Homer Holter. Mrs. Hoy Jones Sr. entered home in the evening. Mrs. Mrs. Homer Holter, Mra. Holzer Hospital Sunday, for Jones remained to be with Roy Holter and Mrs. Earl Dean surgery. Mr'l!. Roy Jones· Sr. at llol!er attended a band ooncert al Alb· John and Jeff Jones ol Co- HospitaL ens Sunday evening. lumbus arrived Friday for a Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom- Mro. Susie Fischer spent Sunvisit with their grondparents, as were in Bidwell Sunday af. day with her daughter and sonMr. and Mrs. E. J. IDU. ternoon to attend the 50th wed- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald What's I SOOPER liODPER AbOut Michael-an~ . tamny, syr! . Dail~ Sentinel~ Pom;;;Mlddle~;O. , ~:; 11;;·, cuse. She also visited Mrs. Ma' · ' · bel Winebrenner. dence District Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Lee KrawiiOd All. and Mrs. William Blake ·convention .. a delegate from son, Bob of Warren ..... u1 Dnrcq visited Sunday even- the Naomi Baptist churc!L weelratd IIIJUII of her sill« log, with bls alster, Mrs. Susie Mrs. Marion Howell aod Mrs. and bralbeMJ>-Iaw, Mr.IJIIi Mlltl Fischer. Fred Zimmerman and 1 o a, Fred llllaeuhanm Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks Freddie returned to their homes, Mra. E. A. Leonard of Colwitand son, Tom of Reynoldsburg Columbus Sunday, after a visit bus waa the weekend cuest:l>f were overnight guests Friday of wilh Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walk- Mr. and Mrs. !lUis WatsotL .•·: his panmiB, Mr. and Mrs. El- er and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Roger Risch o1 don Weeks. Will and daugbU!rs. Athens ljlent 8alnrday l!lghl Mrs. Alien Hampton return- Mrs. Minnie Kaplelna speot with her grandparettlr, Mr. and ed home Sunday, from Ironton Saturday evening with Mrs. Mrs. Uswin Neue and attended where she attended the Provi-1Grover Jenkinson. the regatta. ' IMPERIAL "4P: Fu114-PIJ "'lon Cono!Nelloll-ltlor. • • lbanllll "PI: Pnmi-IUII-Highnt QualliJ and Strvlctl PICK YOUR SIZE AND PRICEI 11111 ChloroiVIfl "Sale!!.J.Inll" Holdlllr 5 Tlm11Bottlrl IIW Wider ''WII~Irounl' TrollBetter Con~ol ••• Moro Tro;tlonl IIW 'fowmyn" Robbor-Givts Y• Up to 33\1% Moll M[I!SI IIW "HI-T" N1lon Cord- for Brnhr Strength ... Mor1 Sllblllljl ! l ' ' I I CAPTAIN HENRY SCHWARZ Captain Henry E. Schwarz is the new Deputy District Engineer in the U. S. Army Engineer Distmt, Corps of Engineers at Huntington. He has his Master's degree in civil engineering, is a single and multi-engine Army pi· lot and a helicopter pilot, and has a wide range of tratn· lng and experience in civilian and professional fields related to engineering. He is taking the place of Major Earl B. Pulver who is working toward his Master's degree In engineering administration at Syracuse University. FULL 4 PLY 520xl3 520xl4 5Q9xl5 560xl5 Commencement AA·B Wldt_h•_ Sixes 5V1·9 _ MOORE'S $2.99 THE SHOE BOX POMEROY Held Sunday at Forest Run The commenument of \ Foreat Run Dally Vacatloa ble School waa held ovenlng with an attendance f9 puplla. 'My Saviour Teachea Me,' II'I!S the theme of the school. ' A salute and a song \ slven to the American 1,lite Chrtlllan llaga and I \ A ,1, \ PI ans• Canfeen SetvJCe IIXIrtary Af B''oodmobJ'Ie I 1 '' 1Plalll were mada lo serve tle Bloodmobile when the Alll<· lllaey ol the Syracuse VolunFll'e Department mel Monc!t!Y nlsbt. .JIIil8 1' In the Towo * ;JBIL The group sang a numof songs. The nursery and primary class each had short ., quotations and the pri- class presented a p11geant a Bible parable. ,I Bible veraes and a song were given by the ,Junior class. TeGooch, Connie Warner and Terri Lynn Ash sang, "I Love to Tell the Story of My Lord." The new pastor, Rev. Wendell was welcomed by the congregalion. Mrs. Fred Nease served as superintendent of the school and teachers were Mrs. Jack Curtis, Mrs. David Nease, Mrs. C. K. Nease, Mrs. Charles Hamillon, Mrs. Stacey Arnold. Mrs Wendell Jeffers, Mrs. Henry Thomas and Mrs. Don Grueaer. Asslsting were Anita Houdashelt, Grace Hysell and Annette War· ner who also served as organist for the school. Tbfi.JIIIIIIIu. c:onduclfd by the 1.:'-...""'"II:D""'""""'""""'"':, ..,r..ldeilt, ll:lleeD Clark; opened I~ llllh prayer by Edith Hood, Mainly About fl1llond wllb pledge 1o the flag In unlsoa. People In Secretary and lreaaurer reports were read aod approved Pomeroy and dues were collected. The ,. ., ·' -- 1 group wlll aerve the Bloodmo- Mrs. R•y Warner and bile ill Pomeroy, Monday, June Dr. Marvin Warner of ~o~l!ron, II 18• were weekeod guests of Mrs. Hostesses for the June 28tJt Jay Warner and family. meeting Ifill be Thelma Grue.. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farer and Myla Hudsoa. ley of Chelyn, W. Va. were SunDuring the IJoclal hour refresh· day evening dinner guests of ments were oerved by Marie Mr. and Mrs, Mason Fisher Rizer and Clara Lavender to Agnes White, Sylvia Zwilling, and family. Mrs. Cl-ark, Mrs. Hood, M r s. Mr. and Mra. Ted Fisher and son, Mark returned to their Grueser and Airs. Hudson. home, Cincinnati Monday, afRAS NEW DIJTY REST ter a weekend visit with his Airman First Class Runald s. parents, Mr. and M;-s. Hiram Rife, son of Mr. and Mrs. CIUU'·\ Fisher, Their daughter, Jan les S. Rife of R.F.D 1, Deiter, remained for a longer visit. lras arrlved for duty at Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush IDU AFB, lnd He is an aircraft and family visited Sunday after· structural repairman, who preat Albany with Mr. and viously served at SchWing AFB, Mrs. A. C. Rickard. Kan. IUa wife, Marjorie, Is the Mrs. Pat Quinn and Stephen daughter of Guy L. Priddy of of Columbus were R.F.D. I RRuUand RRfe Ia 1 weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. graduate of Rutland 111gb school Karl Grueser and sons. They • Reedsville Society Notes 000 000 By Mrl. Lyle llaldersoa IIIey Kibble of california Ia 'Vllltlng with MrB. Edna Stewart . ! . '' Summer fun and Mml!llel" savings start at P}ymoutblaDd I rllld Anderson B. Kibble. David Weber celebrated his nlolh blrlhdey recently wlth a dinner at his home. Present wert his pareaiB, Mr. and Mrs. Deuver Weber and Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weber and daughter, Keno. . lloward Buckley Ia vacation· :lng In cautornia. · Mr. and Mrt. Garrett Reed .ef Coolville visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rose. Mn Pauline Myers and Mrs. Margaret Brown attend short course at Ohio State University. . Mrs. Charles Ayers of Belpre spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. Lee Wallace has returned llome from Bethesda, Md. Mr. and Mro. Edward Chevalier, R. E. Williams and Ruth Anne Balderson visited Wa:yne Chevalier at the home :Mr. and Mrs. John Chevalier, .Lottrldge. Mrs. Charles Ashcraft and Mrs. Blaine Newell, Athens, were recent guests of Mrs. Ruahia Shumway. Mrs. Shu,mwa' ~ecompanied Mrs. Ashoraft :Akron where she will visit :children. Your Plymouth Dealer bas bad a tremendous year .. • lltd to keep it that .,., be'1 olferinc ~aiM'' ion- deall - . - ~- Wbile tbe t I - lUll ~ mpA An interconnecting network impraias performance for DJII,. tric companies give you their best P~• .,1'11111 flfPI -~ Interconnection is the nama for tbiB .........,,.., I& ~ It directly benefits you in many Wl)'lo ileJIIl'l ~:- '"""'" · 1. It helps keep costa dowD, biiCIUM few• ltal ~ are needed by :yo~r electric oompony, > Because these companies ue fntei:I.OIIIIICII4 far Jut.,... neous exchange of power, JOU aeC iniPJ!MI). 11111111' dependable electric eerv!oo, . 3. By providing an ample supply of eleeWclty Ill tblllr ~ ice area• throughout the state, the mestxnoowilld.WW• help ro attract new industriesoand new jobi to ()blo. Ohio is a key state in the largest of tba ~tion's pow"!' poolr.Btuterl more than 30 years ago. 'J'!!is group now _llllll~des ~tilities HerVing 3t states east of the Rockies. Interconnection II •. 111Qi11~ IIIBIDP!e of what's being done by il!.vesror-owned compames wmldug together to serve you better. SEE YOUR DEALIN' MAN AT PLYMOUTHlAND l ---Owva..Ja TOM RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Avenue • Middleport, O. ! Your Ohio Electric Co:rn.panies • lha Cincinnati Gas & Eleclric Coolpany The Marietla Electric Compllf The Cleveland Electric Illuminating ComStny· Ohio Edison CoiiiPany Columbus and Southern Ohio Elalillic I:GIIIPift llhlo Power Coolpany The Dayton Power and J.i&jlt CllmiliRJ • Tile ToledO Edilln CompanJ ,f> • . . ., ·"'' -·----- . ·' - NO DOWN PAYMENt -+)tOOL 3 to 4 ROOMS 16,500 B.T.U. Only $ And You Get The Bicycle For Only $9.95 e 2 Horsepower • Whisper quiet- 3-opeed • Exhaust and fresh air vent e Thermostat e Zinc-dad-No ""' AMANA 9000 B.T.U. e2 Speeds • Fresh Air Vent = Model And You Get The Bicycl1 for only $9.95 7l o3W - -·-··----- ------- -· "FREE-0-FROST" • l2 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR 5 CU. FT. FREEZER . ,. , z. ----•;.arclica ~:cr::~.~~~:T are In the Interior : lhlrn. 110011. A net made of il!.terlockinl oor&l_lll\ll 18 o•ctl JD ~ illC l1f ~ give you tbelr ba perfDI'I'I'~.,. !fall,_._ Clldl~ ... A Dttwork of lotercomtectioll piiVIr - ; . : the high plateau, where 11 " :more than 3,1100 feet above the ; pole. The temperature ; reached 125 dfiCnt llelow bim LIMITED TIME ONLY! .... 17 C11. Ft. Our -~ ..... SPECIAL 61 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE Four on the floor trans., radio, healer, new white W. T. 14 Ca. Ft. 'FREE-0-FROST' and you get the Bicycle for only $9.95 TWO APPLIANCES IN ONE! DCLUSIVEt ! Temperoloi'O Q.tor • .,..... Ole Beftire<· temperatale yn wam iD the BefrlpnWr • l'leellel'-o $J29 .., ... I 15 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FrMJI!'t up to 21ft times fastet' than w.t. Plus Bkycte competitive modeb. lidewall tires, electric wipers and back-up lights. New Olds trade·ln. Real sharp. '1195 YEAR WARRANTY · Amana Exclusive FURNITURE GMAC Financln11 Available KARR &VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Ulle Our QaalllJ W111 ollloing Business• WY 2•5342 PoA1eroy, Ohio Get a Free 5 Year Warranty an total appliance. Free replacement or repair by _all authorized dealer. Food Freezer warranty against food spoilage! Only Amana Guarootees No Major Repalt Bills far 5 Yec:trsl MIDDLEPORT, 0. WY 2-2635 Open Fri. & Sat. Nig~ �I .' • Bulletin Board • • •• • I I ' l. Mrs McCain. Mrs. Griffith Mrs Carr, and Mrs. Mary JIIIM Bus1ness Opportunities CARRIER Goebel. WANT AD for Sale There were It membeR IlK INFORMATION 18 ft. LONE STA=,.. R_ C"" ru"'" ls-er,l MULBERRY one guest preaent. Mrs. Nei eel Weatherman won the •traY •I'WI P 111 ~:' 0~0: ru.blle.Uoa tra1ler 45 HP Elec - Mere. AVENUE ••nd., Ohdlln• NO a.ll Motor,' extras. $900. Call or The Rose Garden Club met ellng prize." The July \;AI'\It~:~.uNI see Mrs. Kermit Gress., New at the home of Mrs. Chari~~ meeting wlll be on lhe :lOth. 1 POMEROY '"""....,0 "' Haven, W .Va. Phne 882-3295 Massar Tuesday in a regular ._111 be aeceptMI un.W IJ:OO ~ II. ij ~ 3'C rot Do ., Puhll .. tlon "' ~ 1962 Chev. lh Ton 8' Fleetside Pickup $1395 meeting and cookout on the APPLY Leos than 15.000 miles by local owner. Heavy duly tires. lawn. UGUI.A'fiUNI •• - · AUCTiON ever y - Saturday. Interior like new, light blue fini sh, hester. $ 95 t'be Pllblllber ...-t"96 ..... ' The meeting was called to edit or reJ"' 01 au deem~ Welch'll Auctlon, Laure I cr1n, 10 DAILY THE 1961 Rambler American Conv. Cpe. - 1 •"~tloBJhlll. ltrrol'll •bOTh""' • Rt 124 6 2 30tp order by the vice president, NIX'J:lld.....,;tmm..ttatebr Ill puu • • Bueket seats, pOwer steering, radio and heater, good tires, Mrs. Lois McCain. The verse 1 SENTINEL ~~- 3 ..:O',~o~~ ,T~'S-O~U~R-p~le~a-sur -e~lll ,- -ioaO good top, light green finish, one owner $1799 ru the month was read by Mrs. Carpel Shampooers FREE\~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::=:=::=~\ 1963 ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe. McCoy. Roll call was answered Out of town re~atlves her• 406 cu. in . V8 engine, 4 speed trans. Red fi!li sh with match· r. """' .. with purchase of Blue Lustre Wanted To Buy with each giving the name of for the funeral serv~ces of Clar t CeDtl per word o• t uefden. , ing vinyl interior, radio, beater, new WW tires. Was $1989. "'....., .,.... oo _.._ Carpet Shampoo. 6 22 6tc the worst pest in her garden ence Thomas of Marengo wert :W'i::b .=a~ ror nree _. ESTATE Electric range with USED 24" coal furnace. Hno.ld Weekend Special. .Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Evans 01 SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY The program, "Garden Su!>'' Bidwell Mr and Mrs BID Me "'.., DII<OW'' on''" ,., -• grill $50 3 Ameri<-an 9 x 12 G. Roush, Portland. OhiO. FOR ~~~~/.:~-i= TO plies in My Kitchen," was Mahon 'of Woodsfield· Mr am :',:,t"'1,,~~."T' oBITtJAJU.. Orie~tal .rugs ~5 each. Ph. VI 3-2255. 6 22 3tp ll.D f01' 110 word miD> ' BUSINESS read by Neice! Weatherman in Mrs Robert Smith, 'daughter! j;..., ..,. ..., ••.., .... '' WY 2·7996. 6 21 _3tc l Real Estate For Sale OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. oma aouu New S.lkervice Speed the absence of Hazel Barnhill Cathy Sandra and Mary Ann ,,.. ":,." .. .._''"'..'u:O ':! WILLIAMSON - 27 ir coal fur-~ SALE · 6 bath and POMEROY, OHIO QuHn Fobrlc Coro Contor and "Flowers and You," by and Mrs. Smith of Delaware . so EASY mshed , automatic amper cos- FOR.1. p .•arl Street ·~~;::;::=:=~S:=:==-~==:;=~==:;:=: Coin operated laundry com· Mrs. Herman Black. Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Mar· ......, •·1'1"1 .. . . d . rooms 546 TO PLACE " o S 6 h ut11ty room. .e 01 in~ to Middlep<~rt. New Mary Jane read a note from engo, Claridon Thomas of Ma· 01 !IJ:IULT,..rlWD};liiNO ~ · ~~~s "y;r · ~~ · t close to schools. and super BusinMS Services Help Wanted building has already been Mrs. Walter Hayes telb~g how oungie, Pa.; Mrs. ROber! ve., J epor , 10. markets. Furnished or unfur· INSIDE and outsi~e painting. SKILLED carpenter for inside ¥.,ec~~i 1 it~entfn~!sf:;kt'::fust she had enJoye<i the rad1o pro- Haskins of Gallipolis, Mr. anc PHONE WY 2-2156 Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiii6-iii!iii9-6iiit~pl nished. Call WV 2·3752. work. Give full information have approximately $7,000.00 gram in which she and Lois had Mrs. Raymond Miller, daugh · ----:~-:-:---- II 6 22 6tp Roof work. Reasonab:e rate. Phone VI 3-2700. 6-1~30tp in flrst letter, also name, 'w ·n rfr:hr!~ i/:,~~~:ru,tlon and taken part at Pomeroy early in ters Karen and Sydnl!)', Ifill Notice For Summer Drlvlnt .. , address and phone number. June · T d M p u1 -~ f • Fynon Gooolln• HOUSE MOV-ERS, grader' appointment to Security . son ommy, an r. • "'~ !MEXICAN TOMATO plants or U'~ ,, ~"' back- Write : Box 668-C, Care of Laund~ Machinery Co., Inc. The group discussed plans for mas, all of Columbus, and Mr. lmes Syra •Lubricot;on Se"lco " dozer, end loader and · 1 p ., sa Ie. Wiluam Ho , -~ . The Daily Sentme, omeroy 7712 Dearborn Ave., Cincin the .July meeting which will be and Mrs. Royal Thomas o1 Sy· cuse. 5 26 tfc •Unlco Tires, All Si.., POMEROY- 2 bedroom frame hoe equipment F allvallable. Ohio. 6 22 61c nati 36, Ohio. or 2661 Pat· in a form of all going to Marl- racuse. Aok obovl FREE flag oHor 'th b 'h automatic Free estimates. u msur- ---. terson Rd .. Dayton 20, Ohio. t d' th t Ll ew· HEAR IT ON WMPO FOR BOATERS home WI a. · fl ance coverage. Goff Broth- WAITRESS WANTED. Apply m or phone Bob Schmidt, Cin· e ta to ea1 mner , en our Alter the services, !be abtivo ellyn Thompson 's "Life and Rlvor 1 ervlco on white t•• gas heatin g, hardwood oors, ers. Phone Pennsboro, 690 person only a.t the Martm rinnati. 791-5462. lhe Fenton Glass Co. and Dud- group went to the Royal Tbom· Ught" program, Monday thru . ot ou< bool dock. full basement. and b a c k "'ddl t Interviews will be held at ley Greenhouse in Parkers1urg as home for a familv Galblrinl 1 · ood JI Pullman W. Va. 6 18 6tp Restauran • •u epor · the LaSalle Hotel in Middle· ' • 1:4SuPER SERVICE porch Located m a g ' . 6 21 3tc port, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. McCain appointed a and supper. Friday atl:l5 L 10. EST i 25 tfc I STATION . neighborhood. Can be finnnc- BULLDOZER WORK wanted. \ June 24 and June 2~ from 9 ' committee to make up the new A-U'I\l='"'M"'o"'B::D:-,=E-::msuran==ce =-llee;::::::nl OPEN I ed , tow down payment. Sm•U dozer, reasonable rate. Insurance a.m. to 9 p.m. yearbooks. - ---1 RA CINE 6 room frame home Phone WY 2-2~•. The group discussed the flow- RERTuRNS WITH BA1'1'ER .· Y cancelledT l..oll f011J G!JOrl 24 HOURS h · ~ lor'l Ueenae? CaD WY WM6 II,.,..,.,..,..,=,..,====~ with bath. forced ol a1r 6 16 tOte I'HLYJ'O Copymg S.rvtr.e. ~ er show which will be held in Hospital Corpsman 'lhlrd muc I' ~--healmg, hardwood floor s . . ies made ol legal papers. . Miss Davis to Take August at which time will be Class William R. Ste(lhellllln. -;:;:;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;!ORDER AMSTUTZ's H & N throughout plenty closet SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Wr1te birtb records and almost anJ planning for the ll9ral display USN, son of William R. SII!Phr 1 "Nick Chick" Jegh<Jrn ch1cks, space . !uti base ment (tllree 814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant , W. other documenl3. JESSI Se~~sions at the Meigs County Fair. enson, Sr., of S. $eaond St., 6 3 I •star"d pullets today. Modern rooms I. large lot with shop Va. JOtp Reuler Insurance, Pomeroy D' D . A h t M'd The floral arrangements for Middleport, has rotumed to 939 Poul trv. Box No. 188 . flthen s, bui lding and 2-car garage. II lfc •ana avis , s ·S ' .' • the ev ening were miniatures. Camp Lejeune, N. C., with Bat1 Ohio. Ph. LY 29Q31.1 619-Itc $12 .000.00 A nice place to CAR ~AHSED and vacuumed. dleport, w1ll be among 80 h1gh Ribbon s were given and those tery "M" of the 3rd Battalion - , live. 1W1lson s car w•sb, 550 Page-st. Employment Wanted h • · d · f M My Office Will 1 LIVE BAI1, 24 hour, sell-serV· · RURAL _ _ room fram e Middleport. WY 1.-3517 . Open sc oo1 JUniors an semors rom having arrangements were Mrs. JOI.h arine Regiment, 111 arlit 1 6 Bo Closod From ice da y and mght. Mmnows, house on 1 acre lot with gar· from 8 a. m. .,. ! p. m., seven EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex- across · the nation participating , ~baug~, Mrs. MWeat~~an, lery ;~~~ent of the 3nd Mar night crawlers, red worms. age. I mile off blacktop road days a week. 6 1 30tc perienced interior and exter- in a two - k summer . ses- rs . oggess, rs. o y' me IV Slon. Monday Juno 21st F1fe Tradmg Post, Rt. 7, about 8 miles from Pomeroy. lor painting. Free estimates. SIOD at DePauw UmverSity m Until Middleport, Oh10. 6 9 l2lc ] $ISOO .OO cash sale. BULLDOZER WORK, equipped Phone WY 2-2682 or see Rog- 1Greencastle, Jnd., June 27·.1U· with winch. Big or small job. 1 10 I C. C. CUCKLER. RERALTOR Call daytimes Wl g. 3151, even- er Cullum_s. ..~ 5-29-t!~ l Y · Tuesday July 6th DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep-1 WY 2-3830 ~ tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII ALBERT M. cox, SALESMAN lngs WI 9-3089, Gene Barnett, BE A Rawleigh Ile'aler in Porn· The Junior Engineers and septic tank cleaner. Land· WV 2- 3636 · Racine. Ohio. 5 13 tfc eroy and Middleport. Good Scientists Summer Institute - year around earnings. No cap- (JESSI) will be under the dimark F'ariL Bureau. 2 18 tfc 6-22-3tc Raw- rection of DePauw's Dr. Hugh h ---~ital necessary . Write ftrm Mac inery_ _ FOR SALE Leigh, Dept. OHF-40-1170, Free- Henry and is t.o be staffed by ONLY FARM TRAcrDR. 1951 Case D. MEXlCAN TOM,.TO plants lor port, Ill. 621-ltp DePauw faculty members . Ori· $30.00 DDIIII lalolllt ... C. good rubber and cond1tion. sale. William Hol mes, Syra· THREE bedroom bouse, ButInsurance ented toward carPer planning, c-onlool ,.,... $400.00. One year old Plott ' cuse. 5 26 tfc ternul Ave., Pomeroy. lrard· JESSI is tailored to give stud- I Coonhound, $25.00. Gary R. wood Ooors, hot water heat· GUARANTEED, renewable for ents a glimpse of what a hall ' Dill, Phone WI 9-3915. M • " co•nou ing system , out of floods, best I We ho•pitalization. Losued dozen academic disciplines are _ _ _ __ _ _6 18 3tc llaJaUUoDu:.u~~n!~~~~L .:. to~ neighborhood , $8,500. 1 at all ages. Phone WY ~166. all about. The curriculum planFURNITURE CO. ~nmm•""" '" " " rollin, ••· Sales & Service 2 18 tfa ned for the JESSI enrolees in· Rent for alt Wee'l'll Econ<Jmieal Un tro A.JIh1 MASON, W, VA. ==~alfa Wo!!ol!\'11 spray c ont ai ru b 0 t h. TWO bedroom house, Rig I eludes zoology' physics, chem7 'tOUSE ror rent , ne~r Rock ~:~e~~ a:uPL: du:ut.:~•n ~~.r; b"~! S1reet, Lincoln _~ill. ~o~@- 1 eFitiJ Almost Every Car BUSINESS istry, geology, astronomy .and Springs. Suitable for one or ..,,,,, "'' '" " ' '' ol•H "" roy r•centlv refmtshed IDS!de OPPORTUNITY nma~t!h~e~ma~tic~s~.------~ 1 ..:=!""!"lll!!!lll!!!lll!!!lll!!!lll!!!lli!!!lll!!!lli!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! aood co ntrol of de~tru c tlve Ju..ae d. t $6 , ; 00 ' eTransferable Wben M"N oR wo•MN tw ,.'" faml'l!'es. Phone WY 2- 1lai e . Ja11~ up l O ~ Wt'f'ks. Also an OU ,J' . 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 21, 1965 . ..r t) l . : . Mrs. Massar is Hostess of Rose Garden Club • Pomeroy Motor Co. ®~rm I- I ! Relatives come For Funeral of Clarence Thomas Pomerov Motor Co. 1 0 I ' l \ \ I I._, ... 0 river lLQuOIIdJ, aothlnt .12. CleanM of ooop 14. Piper'sl!J. Nag at lU. HI,... 18. Sun god 20. Pronoun 21. To be In debt MASON 1 1 7061.1 6-19-3te =~~==:-:----:-= JNFURNISHED 4 room, bath, control• !ipltlle b u ~:a. oth e r IM~II. LA NDlfARK. M elll:ll ! You Trade Cars I ' F•nn °""'" c""""'"'" .. ,~,·· TWO bedroom houses, L n- 1 e Guaranteed 24 months . rd p · ( UoD - Ea~ct :o.latn S tr~t. Po meroy . coin HetghtS Pomeroy neW I utility room, mce ya . om .. ' ' or 24,000 miles Lane. Lincoln Heights, Ph. USE ONE of our Carpet Sham- ~d!llons, furna ces, etc. $7,- ~ eMost Popular Unit _ .,. .,. PART TIME forag e Count}l TOY ROUTE GOOD INCOME YIIY SMALL ITARTING CAIIITAL O~IRATI $340 Blaettnar's I•• ·' No Defrosting Eoer Witb A ••• NO-FROST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 0 - -- ~ --• ~- -•··----- - - -· • -.~~- •- ~ j .- • .- - • n-- -• - .....---•- • - .,. ..,_- ·••· . . lllHltA\1 ltrlpo -31. -Gull-liM --29. Hlndu lncamatlca bird 30. Lions' lalni 38. Dry 32. Stone 39. Founder ot ebeat. 33. Llkenes11 2f.Puton 25. Fuel 26. Bleasing- noUce 11. Slbert.u. ,,.. ~:~~· ::. w"· =::u..~ ~- ~':,. ~ ati.Rowa 39. Thraltheo I" R Sarwlatono f2. Se&weed ta. Coaelud• I u.. to think of the tlspllaM dn&ln&· ' LD&Ughter olHerodlu ri&l1t -J'" 1...,' ~ ~ ~ ~ I'" \141 ~·' frame DOWN' 4 r//rw~r ~ 1 ... Coffltl \'ou kllow, rd Bablsm .e. a ...... 1//..14' V/A 1~• --t-l~bJ+.rf-1f-~ ~ //, ift.~~ 40/'1-++-1 r: lll.n---+--+-1~,..,.,1 . ~ I . ~orru IT'S A SUPERMARKET IN YOUR HOME I ' f : ~r.t ~o i~ late, 6~x:n can't oe too qcc ~ .... Mi•ter <;keezix! I'd mi>put ..__...., 1 r.:oce! m~ caddyin' cap! DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE- Here't how to work It: WJEH RADIO Mllllday 1'hr1l Friday 6j00 Sign On 6:00-15 Musical Clock HO Be SIUI ,;. KJJow 7:02'30 News 7.07 Musical Clock 7 45 F'irst Baptist Olurch 8:.00 Ohio Valley News 8~ World News BID 'SP.,rta Today · 8:14 Weather Picture 8: j& Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Public Servicr Show 10: l!i Church ol Christ 1 • Latchstrir" I •· II: 05 Morning Melodies, Mon. thru. Wed. ' ' ·; Church Bel' · Ring, Fri. 11 Worlr News II: 5" Mason County Ntws I. · News 12 - Non• News 12: :B Markets 12:15 Mid-Day Weather : ·. 20 Evans r llleUn Boa 12:25 N•ws " gr• " · JVO Aericulh·-e Programs 12:45 Country Gr, Round 1:55 News lieat 2:00 Co<mt1y Go·Round H . News B•at 3:00 1>'' · • ...atinee 3:55 News Be t 1:00 Di•clng Wltb Do,,. 4:30 'nterchangs 5:00 Cnn.munit News 5:05 Mason County News 5:10 World ·. lt'l ~ews 5:15 Spotlight ''· Sports, Mon. lhru Wed. 5:15 Bob Neal Sports Salute Fridays 5:20 Srotllght Jn Sports-Frl. 5:25 Strob'a Weather Cast Mon., Wed., Fri. 5:30 SUnset Boulevard 9:W Off The Atr laturday 6:00 Sign On 6:00.15 Music• Clock 7:0\1 Be Still and Know . J 7:02-311 News 7: 07 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperatur• 7:30 Musical Ctock 7:45 l'lrst Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 8:!f World NeY'o 8:10 Sports Today 8:14 Weather Picture 8· 15 Musical Clocl 9:00 High School Hit Parade 10:30 Song & Story 'Nme 10:45 Tne Goller Key II :00 Democratic Legisl•ture II : 15 Musical Interlude 11 .30 Republiclll: Legialature II :45 Waite, ·~oeller Report 11 :52 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local & Ohio News 12:20 Evans Bu"•t ln Board 12:15 New• 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Disclnb with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Saturday News S•n•ma1ryl 5:15 Musical Intorludo ~.< 5:30 Community Choirs 6:00 Danre Party 9:00 011 Thll Air Sllnday 7:59 8:00 8:15 8::0 9:L. IO .•J II :30 11:4 12: 00 12:15 12:45 1:00 1:3P 2:00 3:00 3:15 3:45 4:L. 5:00 5:15 9:00 Sign On ,.,e Singing Preacher News Rep . C~urch • Christ 'lust« lr' ..tude First Baptist Church Children's Chapel Sunday New> Spocial r ;WI Report ~p!Scopal Cllurch ' llrollc InformaL., Church of God Gos1 Call Old Folkc Hour Hymns from Harding Sunday Showcaae Public Serv!c. Show 990 Hit Parade City •· "" ·, Re ··• 990 Hit P.'lrad& . Ofi The Air AXYDLBA.I.XR II LOJII&I'I:LLOW One letter limply ltandl tor another In thlt lam I A I tor tht three L' X t the t . Pe s u!!led. trophie. the Je-n'gth· ord to wo 0'•, etc. Single letters, apo... 1 an nnat!on or the worda a.re a.ll hi ta. Each day the code letten are dttterent. n .&. Cajpluj: . . Qaotaaloa SOL EYO LDV I:XEPLTU OICI\ IRA(. . . OO:: t1ESHi< u VUI.D J'DR; I KNOW YOU A ND SAM ARE LOOK INC. Fa<! MATTY SQUARE. WELL.THE MAN IN T~AT P~ONE BOOTi< 1 CC HIS MEN. -i'wu.on l WMPO Radio Manday Thru Friday, 5:05 Jim Mee1 Show 6:00 Slgn-{)n, Newa 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:05 Sacred l'lear1 7:30 Sign Off 6::1Jl Melgo CT, RFD Saturdoyo: •:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:00 Sign On - News 6:30 Country Jamboree 5:05 Country Music 'Nme 8:57 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 National News 7 ~ Prote<ta~• Hour 7:30 Sporto 7:30 Sporta 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10:4& It's Music - Army (Tuea~ay-Thursday) U:OO Dairy Valley & tlutton'1 7:50 News Top Ten Show 8:30 Dally Ught 12:00 News 8:45 Baker Furulture Show 12:15 Musical lnte!lude IWed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. MerUn Teets 9:00 News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1:05 BUI Miller Srow 5.30 Sundown Serenad• t:OS Colfea Wilh Janet 7:30 Sl'gn Off 10:00 Swap Shop Sunda)a: 10:Ill MorDIDg Meditations 7:3(J Sign On - Army Hour Portraits of B Patriot 7:55 News Blll Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm rruea.) 8:30 Sunday Show 10:45 Family Worabip (Thurs.) t:30 The Bible Speaks To lll:t5 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:15 Sunday Show Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Good Life II :00 N~w~ IC:I5 Congressman's Report 11 :05 Tiny s Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Sbow Tiny'• Country llymn 11 .30 The Quiet Hour Time 12:00 News 12 :00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 12:30 Goeasler'a Guest Star (Fri) 12:31; The Rev'. Merlin Teets I~ 30 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 1"-• Rev. ll G. Stewart 3:00 Jim Meea Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow 2:00 The Rev. Andrew p~:::/ (Tues-Thur.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscos ' HO New• (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase 4:40 Jlm Mees Show 1:30 Sundown Serenod• 1:00 News 7:30 Sign Off BIJT otJl;: FLACll VEAI--II BU'T Wt-l£N r:'OL KS rAKE M1Luor1s IN :w - r I-IELP AN' THEN SPIT O'l YUH ? SA'ITim M<I'<EO'OlR BUS/HESS1 h i/"=:::::.... :·. ·~-~"-~\ / " ' VOUNG, Bei\IJTIFUL - ANO A GENIUS, NO DOUBT.'.' WtNNIF WINICLI 11/lLY! IP .. I!> LIKE TO SPEAK WtTH YOU I a - r...·e··· " '" JB.Horl. No-flost wa ,,,., ot Is lite _ . _.._. ....,_ II lite - EIIDo lrlc Refrigefalor·freezeB ••• fRlst i:llalj it eitlw tile qw •m "" frii!Ofa(<>' ..- zero-renlperat1110 hll2ler !li!CiioR. - 1110 sltst tidal clloM Js gone lore.er. The bis fwl>.la..one relrVefalor i ""' llold laud. Yoo always 11M a better variety ol food .,. ltalld, -.1 lots af •'ill ... the ... ,.nest lanoilies, Ill .. of tpleStS. Graater food slorail" capacily llleaAS )1011'1 be able mCit dowti • trips to the ....-tiel. You C8l\ siQck up on specials lftd buJ lood it ilqa economy sizes. Cook entire meats aheod ol tlme and freeze U.. lA the big freezer section. (Ready to heat and """"' when CllflliiiiiW comes!. llott't wait another day ••• buy a new NOofrost Electlic Relrlpaklff- _, . enjo¥ having a supermarket in yoor kit~ A.tli.._ n.... I ftbet- 28. -relltf 29. Publlo t1 .,... ... FROM MOMI WY 2-3871. 6 16 tfc pooers FREE with purchase · AVAILABLE SOON In the U.S.A HOUSE-- with bath in Brad- of Blue Lustre Carpet Sham-!FOUR Bedroom house, Butter· , bury. Call Mrs. 0. K. Lyons, poo. Bak~r Furruture, ~Jddle- ~ nut Ave., $7 ,500. 00 nvu:~M~:~~u.~·~~!Talull 1 Rutland. SH 2-1291. port Ohm. 6 J5 6tc · tnnolltd M ••"•"'' "'"' 1" . -htllnd ~-·~· e 6 4ct ' . TWO modern homes, Pomrroy' I SyriiCUM ,- 'CR~OO =M.,.....,H"o"'u"'s=E~:m. Syracuse. :IJJ ACRE FARM_. 5 room house I one twu bedroom, one three I ,,.................... locatedlJ onF 0~10 Ri ver. o.nll-1 bedroom , $3 ,500. each. will appnlnl • llnl'flt m~tn or Phone Mabel Winebrenner. ed t t G d woma n t o Ul!e our ta\1'1 altll In WV 2-3352. 6 18 6lC I Wf' · T~l reeS. _OO I • ta blilhln.K and 1~1"\'lnl" " numbt' r' _ _ _ _ __ ..__ acc.esl3 to nver for. boatmg. ,TWO bedroom home Condor Pomeroy, 0. or •en•~t i onal sel f · •ervke ' 'TOY ROOM d b tb f f SHOP " Oi.lil pl.ay• m ma r'keota, 4rua. THREE . an a , . ~~n· Pnce $4,800.00. HiltOn Wol e! Street , garage attached, l'ull L.,~..,..'O""'"'::'=="':".,..,';"'"' I varl~ty r tores, et r _ Vou 1e t e xpe rt. 1shed apartment, utthues Salesman. Phone WI 9-3211. b . d ::- - - -~ - - c omp any adv u·• and I Uidan('• . Ho w· fumi hed Ph WY asemen1, yar . IW!igler Buildlllh Sqpph tor e vuy. you must nopl arf! to,. .,.a d~ 5435 2 S • one · , Cuckler Realty. 6 18 3tc DeW home!l. Built m kitcb- W~>~>k ant! r oll ett mrmey. 212 S. 5th Avenue, Middleport - - - ONE h d h Conrlor REQUIRES ONLY FEW 1 Ohio. 5 16 tfc THOMPSON run-a-bout, 40 h.p. l St;ee~ ~~lmba."e'::~nt yard. lnenums, ' s~drmm · gw~:~w~uy ~~:n-.. HOURS EACH WEEK "'TMENT FOR RENT. AJ-. electric Johnson, skis, Jack' , 'Mli• It not a Job but • r hance to ler Racine Ohio l l"l Into •omelb.ini you m ay h ave APn.n. 70 10 trailer space. Good loca- ets, tilt-type trailer with ' FIVE room homt in Navlors • ' ' 12 29 uc ;:;a )'Bo::m~~~ -;.! ::•i~=~~;! ~~ Uon. eau Walter Crooks, WY spare tire . Mooring eover, Run , $3,500. . --IPil re time and lUll leave r oo m • ""1, 6 10 tfc lights, spare tank. C. K. AUmONEER tor f ull tim• e:.pan• wn. ......., NOT A GET RICHNease, Minersville, Ph. WIBUILDING lots on State Route Complete Servlco QUICK-SCHEME FOR RENT - Tr ailer space 9 •t84 6 11 6t Crill Bradford rt Yll\l have a d"lre l.o better JoUr· on N. Second-av in Middle,. · P 124, Dead Man'o Curve. .elf - If lOber, honeat.. ana n all1 Write, Prone or Cootacl !Jincere , have a car and 1298 fmJnl· mum requ ired). apply at onre, llvllll port Near shopping district. MlM CONTROLS ALL CAN be financed. For fur· A. C. BRADFORD complett> detail• 11buut youneU. Concrete• patios. Call WY Z. ALFALFA WEEVIL f Racine, Ohio phone DUmber. Airmail or wlrr: ther in ormation call O'Bnen 2116 , WY v:l34e or WY 2-3600. I 5 1 tfo 6-5--tfc Y:alalblon 1r Metho:.ychlor are l Crow Realty Company, WV TOY MIICHANDIIINO COR,, top • r«ommend.ed for controll· 2~2720 . 14 - II Jlth ltr ..t larl Graeser, 1'1omblnl IIIII Ina Alfalfa WeevU . Economtu.l Woocltlde 17, New Yartl: s and • ROOM fw'nished apart- Unieo AJlalh. WuvU Spray COD· O'Brien • erow Realty Co. Heatlna ments. Rowley • Reed Hard· 7lain• both. M•Y bfl applled up to lost and Found da)'ll before ba"ett, no reD· Mlnenvllle, Ohlo 1!11" (lourt St., Pomeroy ware. 5 u Uc dUIII In Dlllk. Low toxicity. eUJ Eud your oewer trvuhln 6-21-614 to apply, G1va vel}' iood contUiST - Woman's yellow gold ol of dHiructtYe la.rvu atage, We han aU aiJea wrist watch !Boulevard) 011 luta up to 3 .,.eeq, AOO eonfHKEE IIlii lour ""'"' lllml•h& Sew.. Ml<hlnts oiJ J.a"ae llilfe , lu~ up to 3 the Pomeroy parldng lot dur.. llltl aafurnllbed ....... MD . Alao contrnll apl t Uebli$1. Reasonable Ralel her fonp lneectt. LANDMARK ot cneots WY 1-6434 U 8 tit Melaa County Farm Bureau CoIng the Friday evening ahow. CaD WY Z.%974 Day or Nlgbt If found, contact Mro. Paul MODERN 4 roOm and bath. operative Auoclatlon - E • I t T 2e tfa !\laiD StAet. Pomeru)'. Haptonstall, Middleport . furnished apartment, Middl<> POMEROY - One story frame, AIR CONDIDONING Re!rlger6-21-Jtc port. WY 1.-3874·___4 _2 1~tfc HEAVY DUTY chain blocks Dewly decorated, 4 rooi!IB, atlon aervioo. Jack'• Refrll· TRAILER LOTS - free sew- and bulk !link. WI 9-3443. bath, basement, gas furnace eration, New Haven, Phone 01011 IDP NOTICI age and water. Brown's Trail 6 15 6tc heating, out of high water, Til 1.-3537. 4 5 tfc er Park !Stale Approved) financing can be arranged. .. To the Pon,..,holden ., emMtnersvU!e, Ohio, Phone WY ALUMINUM BOA'r arui molllr. $8,000.00. !BEATING, PlumbiDC, Maelltr trill A11urauee CompanJ, an Ohto mutual company, wtlb prtnelpal :1-3324 lD Cle•rereek Toww.hl.p, 1 ~ tfc Charles Searles, WY 1.-2551. POMEROY _ 2 slllry frame Farnaceo. Aruold Brolhen, \ ofileel rren COUI\LJ, Ohio . . 6 15 6tp 6 lar ge roolll8, bath, full bas~ Ill Eaol Main 8lnel, Po• W"NotiM ill Mr-eb, fiT• tb•t Chtral AuUrane. companp bu FOR SALE 1965 STEREO console, radio men! , gas fired hot water f!tOJ. Pbene WY Ul48. nled ita Pt!Utlon of rnerter w1U. 7 21 the Superint-endent of lneuranee SEWING machine, Round bo!r equipped, t speed changer du. healing, large front porch, tfc of Ohio. The term. of th~ propot. bin. Nic• cabinet. Equipped al volume control. This set good location. $12.000.00. Auto Sales H merrer are on fUe •t the gf. ft(ee ot the company en4 In tbe to zig zag, make buttonholes, t months old. Lovely walnut POMEROY - 2 story frame, ---~~===--office of Ute Superlntend.eat. of IDJuranee. darn and embroiders. Take finish. Take over payments 6 rooms, bath, front and Tbo Ramlllll' Such Petition will be heard b7 over payments of $1.50 per of $5 per month, or pay bal- side . porches , gas furnace World Staltllard ol lemplll!l tbe CommiJslon provtded bJ No. week or pay balance due ance of $81.54. Try it in your heatmg, plenty of garden Et.. I 3907.11, Revllfld Code, at 1:00 A.M. o'elorlr: on Wedne•day , June $77.46. Phone WV 2-6555. home. Call WY :z-&;;5. 11-12 6tc space. $4.000.00. Terms. 1111 ear room, rille llld per- 23, 196S, at the office uf lhe .Mu ll-21-6tc . . ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN hlrmaoce. SmaU CJV o<onomy perlntemlent ol ln1uranre. Any pollcyhulder of the eomp an' mn ...... ... 66% ACRES. Good building WY %-3836 WV 2-3831 and mlllllgerabiUIJ appear .and be heara: In rererenu 1964 HONDA . 150, ~addle begs sites. Priced right. Nice loca· 8 18 3tc See ,. IUeh PetltloD. Willi a m ft . !Yorrl•, and wmdsh~eld, Uke new. lion. Phone WV 1.-7883. Metropolltaa MGIAin SuJN!rlntpndll'nt of ln•unnMc Call Letart CH 7-2101. 6 21 3tc · FOR SALE House and tum!&. Mahl Street, PomerOJ (6l 14, 1141 21 .. -. '- ~tc TEN Yorkshire and Hampsnire ture, 6 rooms and bath. LoPboDt WY Wl'lt 1965 STEREO Console with ra- pigs. Harrisonville, WY 2· cated on Highway in Mason. ---------:•:-22-lf_cT===== = = = == dio. Lovely walnut finish , 4 62711. 6 :1 3tc Robert Lee, n3·564a Legal Notice speed changer, 4 speaker RIDING LAWN mower; $95:oo.1 --~!Hlp_ i _ _ !ieiP_~-~fl!!~ __ l---==~=::._sound system. DU"al volume Two wheeled 6x8x3 ft. utility I ' wAITRESS - apply in person, llldl will be ':!:~! ., lhe offtt H control. Take over payment~ lr ., " hts tr t' d I HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms, ' Bluo and Grey" Pomeroy. of Webo<" • •• Fulh. Pomm, ••. 81 er, ug ' ex a Ire an I b I t b 'ld' II I ti ona) Bank Bulldlni. Pomeroy, Ohln . oI $6. per man th or pay baI.. heel , 125 00 2 h 1 . at 1. s orage Ul 1ng, OU ! 6 1 t[c until Mond .ay, Jm1e 28. 19M, at 1o:oo ance due ~101.2.2. Free home :en iracto~ ~ith w~~lva~~~. of high water. call WY 2--2543 ' U.S. CWIIhr.lct tlml- - ~~~~" 2; · .Mf"o:th~~~..·~~a~~!r~ ~~~ demonstration. Call WY ~ *'7 OO 7 d' . t I 16 6tp lleo-•om•n 18 aDO 0 ..,., seeur• IOba one bt!d room ann h11th . and a l ll4ft 6555 6-21-6tc ,, 5' . pc. mmg room Sf. llll'b PIIJ Sbo... ttnun 4111YIIJ\Clam...t model 25-fO(jt hoUJI! l rn iiPr, the prop. China Cabinet, table pad in• Tbotultwb ot tol,. j~pi!ID Prepar"tn'J ert_. bf 1-':1nnle! K J ohnNon, dfcell~t! d . AUCTION ev.n Wednesda-y~and I ded ,75 00 PI tf k 3 BEDROOM home, good condl· tn.totn• Dftlll tppntnted En!!ttenee DVLh trailers iU"I! 8ltu ateG on Rlat• -J cu ' . . a orm ror . t' 16 L1 I He' hll uualiJ llOOo«l ..l'J P'Rt:l tnfnrml- Houle Nu. 12. , appro 'l lmal~h I mile Saturday. Welch'l Auction, er ,. 000 Four 8x20'15 white IOD, 18 nco n lg ' ltOD aft Jobli. laAal'tel. .....m,-.m•n-. north of RN>tl~vllle, Ohto. ~nd may • ---' "''" •-·•· 1••. • :~_:. Pho WY • 7CIN! Phone WY ~3810. , Wrtt. w., 11•1111 aa.... ad4r• •M 1.1e .eu bY ('ontat'Hnr Mn Mll'llto ........ _ . , ~ 61 wa11 lolJ'Ia· ne v ln'VI 16 Ute th!Jinl!er. ReiKllville . Uhlo. ~18 · • - · .--r ·"" - ... ' · -~'"" - phtln" (l~ . :t'~l'l"' f 2 ~() · ~ C ~ 7.Teua I; B.Inoet ' 11. Brancll lS.llipoch> 16. Seoondarj' 17. Aquatle bird 18. P088t>aa 22. WOOd,y 22. Morsels ·4 New Furniture AUTO AIR CONDITIONING ·:U. Notoat l'lah 2ti. Bnacio LTurklla . . _ 2!1. Water craft e.a......,. ; l7.Coa. Jp..,..s 3 ROOMS ~99 4.11paWilof JQ. Slulko- NOTICE! · fOI'ID fluid t . CartootWit 1 MARK JV FERTH' 5 1N61N' - - L WritiDc 11. Buddhla dialect --· - 'I BREATH 2!1. Vorb 2. Rollq L~ I R. E. BOICE, M.D. SAVE 'lORE DAJLY CROSSWORD Aar.o81J {! - e '-l f<t'""It¥ PAW WOZ AIMIN'TO PLAY CARDS TONIGHT, BUT I'LL SHORE ASK H1M AN' SEE WHAT HE SAYS IT WAS JUST ASIIGijT . DIZZY SPell, MY [)fAR! Nu~ JDY'S S PIT OM M£ lAl'EL'I. Af itll ~ I .:l>'-; f:OR LETT1riG THEM ·~ ME & lOME lltl[3 1T-FOR I~ ii'K>4 Wlill, 1'\.'l- ALWAY·~ 81.·: IF'JEL) I I~ f"' Y ,)',.<Ill SYU' I V, ·~. A ~\ ~S A' I'I tj ! ;;,r-l!".a: GOt:S ! SK!Nf'IINQ 1~ 'b WHEWI Gt£89 I SHOULDrrr HAVE HtV 10 ASK! �• .. , p • G• b y fh room• following \he ~-~~.~. 1!14)111..\1 CIQsmg rogram IS IVen '! ou IThe Rev Donald ~leks ;!•sa Of Middleport Church of Christ : ~~ · ~~:n ~..;~;: "·honl. ""·;·is. ,•dl Ajlprn<imatelv 1~1 children lion Bible School which has Others taking part were and youth took part in the rlos· been In progress at the Middle- sery • Mrs. O<by Martin; ing program of the Daily Vaca· /port Chul'<'h ol Chnst tho past ginners. M . rs. carl tl0'1ich; · - - twu Wl'~ks . Th~ pr~grp m was ! mary, Mrs. Franklin Tr1 - --· .. ·held Sunday evemng at the ~- ,, leanell e l:r .Ju 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 19· AQUAVITAE I MEIG( JHEA JR( .. <"hurch. Mrs. Denver Rice and It included songs. Bible read- Nm·man Yeauger; Jl'. Pomeroy Ohio LAST TIME TONIGHT "PAJAMA PARTY " . ('f f'l' hnwulol 1 Wilt! l'ummy K1rk and 1\ unf'IIP Funil" ~ llo l=tttYrette · Wh1 " H1ppenf'd Colorurtoon• WED and THUR SDAY JunP 23 ·24 NOT OPEN ~RIOAY ono SATURDAY June 2S-'26 ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINE " <'un mt' SIPI"t'IIS Jlr '<JII .l unt"s. ('p_.;.:lr flrllrlf'I\J Cglorurtoo ns SUN ., ,V\ON. and TUES . Ju ne 17-28-29 " HUSH, HUSH, SWEE1 CHARLOTTE" Stolle D:l\ is O l i ~·ia ddlan·il· lann. .lo, l"ol1t> n. Ag nf's Mun rt' ht" <t(; l"f'fil 1\Pii:nl"ll\' Wm. l'a mpbell. \' H'It•r Buo. no. M<J r\' .'\ .~1 or. Col orurtoon - - - --- . ·s. Celtic "ul,gebeatha" and was shortened to "whisky ." Mrs. High, and ing and material used during 1Mrs. Wesdell Geriaeh the sessions. E <~ ch class pre. I S·~herry Hicks. Mrs. Hicks wa s in char~e "r . ELBERFELDS sented program matemt and the mormng . ed'tat1·0 nper m1 1 lessons lear_ ned at the school. Iiods. A picnic w1u; held Craf· ·rnJec ' ·prp + s pl fl• de~ v afiPrnoon at Lht' . ed and parents and friends tnur- IPru:k. ed lht> Sundtt~' Sehool d assHigh School studPnl s .assist,........._ _ _ _ __.....__, ing in the school vPre Sandy · ' ~I Bur t:'l~er . .rnhn at Y-- IJe•d!d r. Tlae rnali e 11 Dl ,. •• ~ enttne\;~ ' ru •• •••• M- ~ ~" _, ... ·'·' !{.. • . " .. ::: $ ~ ~ • ({,~a ;• 3~::: o.-o\.1 round, l(ill over 200 Yiet WR!:lGLEd I Evans and Mike Gt>rlach. ENTERTAIN SUNOAV ~1r . • ! :il;t' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~==~==~~~~-==-::::-------~ ~0 -------------------------~ FIVE CENT$ ;,;;j WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1965 VOL XVII NO. 56 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MISSES Bunce, Dianne Criswell , Joy Boggs, Sandy Humphrrys. Kalhv• MrE lhinnv• . Betsv Cunning- I .( . • hil lll KaOw P1 cker. ~. Judy TONIGHl & WEDNESDAY FA~HLY NIOHTS "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" iColorl - and-· "ONE MAN'S WAY " Oon .\ lurray D1an:r Hyland e The Latin term used to describe distilled spirits was "aquaviae." or •·water of life" and tbis later was tronslated BY THE Scots and Irish into II» ., ' --~ .....:,t.,. • • "• 1r, ' and Mrs. Frt'd Rosen-, Thur.·fri. Jun1 24-25 . baum entertam1•d wit.h a din- __ '"MUSCLE BEACH PARTY " ner Sunday al their humP. PeoAnn rf'H f' Funk f' llu ple's Terrace. Prest'nl we re 1 lC'nlor) Mr. and Mr~. Lee Krauss and - and"WAlL OF NOISE" son. Bob, of Warren, Mrs. Zua j Wi1h Suza nnt> P l e~h ell P Ca iJ"h arl. Mason. W Va ., and1 tt nll Ty llarrl in MATHER 1'WINS - Back row, I tor, Jimmy and row, Paulette, 3; Collette, 2, and Stephen, 3. Annett~:, age 4; front , Mr. and Mrs. Rose nbaum. TOMORROW .•. AT HART LEY & BENNETT'S Summer BIG.~. SHOE -NOW! SAVE AT OUR 'll't'lllllerl witll a IIOW twiot ---~- pa--fnhklalcl iD - . , lltyie Willi. all - tile loa- Wrar'llerl ..-• ....... for •• • Jllllde of ll\ltdy J0 GL ciMI&n ie 0 lllai'VeiOIIS .,...y ol eolon .•• Sonloriud far ,..........! OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY \ \ I / Starts Wednesday Morn. June 23--9:00 A.M. '·· fit. MiiHt' Sbeo B-20 Oirla' &;.. 7-14 ,----------------~~-- ,~-------------------. ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS ELBERFELDS .· READY TO WEAR Arkansas Crumbles Levees 2ND FLOOR . Connies, Paris Fashion, Charm Step, Heel Huggers POMEROY All Women's Spring & Summer Shoes Reclucecl in Price CONNIE, PARIS FASHION HEEL HUGGERS AND CHARM STEP HI HEELS - MID HEELS Colors: STACKS - LITTLE HEELS eWHITE FLATS tBONE Colors LEATHERS ePINK • BLUE e YI'Li.OIV AND MESH in the e (; HEEN e WH'ITE BUT WE GIVE "OLD-FASHIONED" AAA AA VAL TO 10.99 ----A FEW SPRING AND SUMMER HANDBAGS REDUCED TO iI 2.87 3.87 4e87 Se87 Is your buggy getting old? Don't put off buying a new car. Save auto repair bills now. As~ us about our convenient, low- B c cost plan for financing your next car. rr l:ili ens /4alional B nk VALUES TO 9.99 SALE PRICE 1 5.87 ALL SHOES ON OPEN DISPLAY ' FOR EASY SELECTION WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit 1118urance Corporatioo All Sales Final ! No Exchanges ! No Returns ! ONE GROUP OF WOMEN'S SHOP ·EARLY and SAVE! Remember the Date WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 23rd Connie Sandals and Ball Band Summerettes Valuea to 7.99 SALE PRICES _ WORLD AUTO FINANCING SIRVICE WIDTHS: AA - B 2.87 4.87 ,. NEW FALL SHOEs· ARRIVING 'Middle ofUPW /Jlock;, DAILY! 1.·J POMEROY, OHIO. YOUR CHOICE ••• JUST S99.95 BUY BOTH FOR $197.(10 ADMIRAL PRINCESS 4500 BTU Air Conditioner Leu th1o 23" •lded Flex+ mount tn•talla· lion. Qutot pow· erful turbo fan. wide. Qulek two Long tile poly sponge lllter eleana air. Penny pincher power unit. Rutt resistant heavy guage oleel oablnel. 131> x 22 9/ 16 • 13\2"- BAKER AIR.CONDITIONED ADMIRAL PLAYMATE 13" Portable Television I 31 ,-. More Picture Than 11" Rugged precision crafted chassla. 14,000 volta of picture powsr TERMS Furniture MIDDLEPGIT, 0. $10.00Down 35c Par Day .. Retired Farmer Of Radcliff � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 22, 1965 nelson