http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d6ba4347f032aa5d1f37b5d00ce43a27.pdf ab1248bc12f2497e703ceb61ccc65120 PDF Text Text ' ' I. ~) a-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·~~leport, o. _July ~s!. 1965 SOCIAL CALENDAR .. . Jan Haddox is New pres•'dent Of Hal' •dressers •' Around And About . M'ddl Elhlnny 11 :;;ss~ua, hcisttsi. .} I I· ... ., Surgical Packs For Hospl'ta1 M'ode. b.'y• Club 1:' I li!door Pl.cnle It , ., · Chester Grange wll! (lave Ita Held on Thurwday lnnuql lnspeotloin Tuesday at 'Th• Indoor picnic ol the IAJ8:30 p. m. Pntluck re!reshmenlli al Women's. Class of u,. Mil\. . ~ will be served. All members are . di!!I)Ort Cburdl of Cbrlst wu I eporf Jan Haddox, Point Piea~nt, JULY !3 urged to attend. Surgical p~cks lor Veterans held .ofhom;day evq It the 'arawood cuttings conducted projecl Monday, at 6:30 p.m. . was el_ecled the new presodent The Post Matron's Club of The Pomeroy WCI'U will Memorial Hospital were made church. The tables were decorby theSemembers Sew- ated with of IIIIIL oy Mn Rober1 Ttwmpson was and a11 membe~s are. as ked 1.o Mr. and Mrs. W'll' I 1af!l Mur· !ot .Affohate ll ofd the Nallonal Evange rme. Ch ap1er • OES . • Mid· have its annual potluck picnic Ri · · 1 bwhent the WedneH· arrongemenlli · .0 ~' progt·am when Ihe Wmdin~ help. The t.ravehng pme donal· ray ot Worohingwn, Ky. came IHaordr<ssers . an Cosmelolo- dleport. woll hold thelf annual al the Firsl Bap\ist Churc)l on te w•ng c me dragons. Mrs. Robert Reibel rraol Gar_den club meo Wednes- •d by Mrs. Robert Lewis was last Friday for a visil with hos gosts Assocoatoon ~ a hmeeti~ picnic Friday, July 23, at the Tuesday at 5.30 p m Members day evening at their club room and ·Mrs. Ji;rnest Lallance wer1 Ia)· evenmg a• !he home of awarded to Mrs. Moore. 1 mother Mrs. James Murray. held recently at eM dodmle 0 country home of Mr. and Mrs, may brin• ~ g,;.st. and are with Mrs. Willard Boyer as chairmen lor Ute dinner and ' Th ' ed 1 th · home Jo Ann Baoley on I eport, M H h Ch ster Members ·~ hostess. 1 . 'table decorations. Mrs Allard Pratt . A crfscent using truit or ... eg:~ l . ey return o elr I immediate oast president. ax arra , e . . asked to take tbeir own table Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., prest. . e b Mrs Thomp-l elables and foliage, was the •Wednesday. are to take. a covered dish and service. dent conducted a short busi- A short busit~e~~s meetlngwll Cnllongs us d \ · ew arrangement tor ohe monlh. Mr and Mrs Alber! Roush other officers elected onclude table servoce. Members may Th A · Le · Auxlli ness' session. Mrs. William held lolloYI'!'8 the dlnioer. TIM ~on were hemlocho· . pm;.,,Y !'ly. I Mrs Thompson was Ihe J·uot~~e ' have. r"turned .from a week 's I Reg in(! Stowers. vice presi·l takt> a guest.. The dinner will ef Dmerlcwan b t goonPo t N 1 ted to led $100 II "' " , '"' • rn . "" er · "' , • d t Cl ment Smolenski 2nd 1 be . ed at 6 p m . ary o rew e s er s o. Juhnson, Mrs. Tom Grueser c ass vo. P ge J -~ e ' . sel_v · : . 1_•JS.t'S lilhrum . and box· and blu· ribbon was al'!·ardfd to vacation in West Virginia and ~n; 39 will meet Tuesday at 6 p. and Mrs. William Owens were the bttildmg _repair fund. A let""' Mary A. cream socoal woll be rn . for a poII llC· k d'mner. A Gir1 welcomed as new members. teo w•• read !rom Mr. GaskW ll'u\lo· '' was broug hI uu 1 that 1Mrs . Hobert Lewis for. an all , .\lcKeesport , Pa . where. they voce rpresodenl; relary andMorrotrea h An ld ocet the Rork Springs '~" ru!t 1 nQ.~ ~houlc! be .·ut slant- green arrang£:ment usmg priv-:were the guests of relatiVes. son, mance sec . · e a. . . State re ort will ·be given by Mrs. Harvev van Vranken was concerning Miss F;tta Gaskill the .h I I trimmed el hedli!.e rhubarb and grt>t>n lo- Jeffr)' Darst is visiting m surer ; Oodee Foran, recordmg Methodist c_hurch F'nday, begtn· Cl d. PG All mb s reported o'll ·o·n Holzer Hospital. who is in a. rest home. Report_ 1· · • M K Haddox . 8 t 6 30 Homemade au ta rueser. me er td ~ nd t t o 1age · . 1 ·r1 . s"ould be .matoes. Akron with his falhe.- . Thomas Jsecre1ary : ary : . • nmg p.m.. d b h 11 · d · ted b ed lmprovmg were Mr Paul back sevet e Y- lt') . n I . I historian and Tootle Wtlson, ice cream cake pu~ and co(- are urge ,to e presen1. T e trave ng prize ona y . planted m verm1cuhte or peat Following the meel.ing an aue- Darst and family. ,t 1 . ' ~ ·d The Ladies Auxiliary to the Mrs. Don Mullen was awarded Davis and Ho~ ~~es. Mrs. . 11 11 moss and c_o_verl;'d WJih glass jar tion sale wa s conducted_by Mrs. , Mr~. Max Sanborn has . re- . rus E't' . -I ee WI ;~~: 24 Feeney • Bennett Post, Middle- to Mrs Dayton Strickland. Lightfoot's \l'Ul be boat· or pla<;tJr 1hey may be planted ~loyd Moore, aller which re· ceived word that her son-m . . It was ~nnounred thai m Aug Evangeline Chapter, OES, port, will meel Tuesday evenA dessert course was served ess fol' the Alllust meetlng. in polS or •n ground under treshmenls were served by the law Mr tue Standlord ol usl, Regma Slowers, a mern- . . ing July 27 at the hall at 7:30 by the hostess to those named Guests for the Q~~tier included · h · · ' · 1 be th St te styles Boby Moddleport are sponsorong a · All membes are urged above · and Mrs. Charles Hoff- Mrs. Rue . p Ow< ·-I, ""urn "·I bus, 'th · D 1 shl'u. bs ouoduors usl w1 on· hostess assisted by Mrs. C •r- Ceres, Cali!. has had major r o • a S 'd . t the p. m. ~er•icides or sulphur and set les Rirfle. surgerv. Her daughter, Doro- committee, will attend a work- da.nce atur ay evenmg 8 to attend to make plans for a man, Mrs. Ronald Browning. Mr,g. George Child~;· Mr Rob.m shade. Hemove P1·a nt s· when The nexo meeting will be a lhea has · •lso been hosp1tahzed. . . held ·10 P•rkersburg I Middleport. park · 11omer Ishop lo •· ~. . from 8.d lod bll rummage sale and bake sale. Mrs. Donald McKnight, Mrs. er t Reo'be1 and Mr · ' · d h Se 1 b li g p m Musoc woll be provt e YI well roofed . food dtomon.qtration at Oh1o Mrs. Cecil Kimes relut'ned !an at t_e . . pem er ~ee n th ·· 'Cherkmatf"S" or Point The dues will beraisedfornext Edward Wells, Mrs. Louis Os- Riee and Mr. Darst. ThE: August Woman 's Day Power Co. by the company rep- home Wednesday from Charles- •of the allmhate, n.ew hal~ s~- ~ W V an inslrumen- I .Year and the deadline for pay- borne. Mrs. Harold Hood and---- -- - - - magazine was reviewed and ar· resentative ot Jackson. Tuesday, jton. W. Va. where she had been lles for fall and wmter will e l easan · · a.. · ing dues at last year's rate will Mrs. Donald Collins. Mrs. Don ticles pointed out were Wild August 3. Guest night will be called due lo the sudden death shown. taJI foup Middleport be November. Mullen will be hostess to the I nexl meeting, August 4L 1kne Y supper. flowers; how to build a blue- observed. 1of her niece's husband, Mr. 1 d b ··' · 4.7 p.m. sponsore . d 'I b I h K ' Tera 1 I' H dl I par , y b" trao Y · 0 n · . . "o' 1 ~ MP hPr8 G11f'sl 1 RSJe un ey. B •' L P ceed I help story of how commumt1es are I .J m , • O)S t>ague. ro s o building a trail o! nesling ICniC Mrs. Leo Kennedy was a bus- Atlf'ntl MePtinu pay lor bats, balls, uniforms, . d mess VIsitor m ParkE'rsburg I !' · ment that has kept esti· boxes to save Bluebirds, an The Missionary Soc1ety of the eqmp • in Gardening News for Better I ! W•dnesday. . SyraCUS" First United Presby· maled 150 iloys age 6-17 OCCU· gardens, concerning Ihe grow· I Mrs. E. M. Wood lefl Wed-l terian Church m<'l Friday afler· pLed mu<h olthos summer. Plen. tng ol all kinds ol chrysantbe· 1nesday for Columbus and Gmve- 1 noon at 1:30 In the church an- ty of food. Real Jllney proces. mums, by Roland A. Browne. I ~vera\ membf'~S o( the Sun· Ipori where_s~e will ~penl sev- ' nex. The meeting conducted by Public welcome. Mrs Robert Lewis president, shme Makers class of the Syra· eral dity~ Wll.h relatives. ., 'd t M Titus JULY %6 · · 1 , ,. u 'Jed p b · 1 1 the voce preso en , "· h conducted the business session cuse r 1rsr m . res_ ~ 1ertan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- Pirkens, opened with reading .Jane Howell Tt>nt. Daug ters whieh opened with devotions by I Churrh and their families en- 1man and children, Mark and I . . ···purpose of United of Union Vt-lcrans, Will meet at Mrs Lloyd Moore followed by joyed a picnic and chicken bar· ·Marv of Belpre visited Sunday Jpn unb"ton.. W e.n .. t'rom Oi- the home of Mrs. Lillian Steiff · ' b s d t lh f'sh ' · · res y eroan om . the club prayer in unison. ecue on un ay a e t ~ng 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • 1 0 olions were l.aken from Monday al 6 p. m. for a potMembers answered roll call cnrn~ . or Mr. and Mrs. OJCk Fielding Hawkin!. ; .~YearevBook or Prayer .' ~ • luck d.inner. MPmbers a~e asked Lots of July Bargains In Every Department! 1 to brmg a covered dJSh and wilh the care of hardwood cut- Hams near Portland. M nd M Ch 1 N 1 fl tin~s . New vearbooks were dis-- Afternoon and evening was ! La r. ~l rs. a_r ~~ t'8 ~h I Roll call was answeted by I own table service. This week we are having our big sale of men's and boys' wear cu5sed by Mrs. Charles Lewis. spent swimming, skiing and t~·a s er Mwer~~ ~~~ mg IY!' tl five members and one guest. I Members of the Winding Trail The Ohio Association of Gar- boating Attending were Mr. ret "v"tt>s. rsM . ea ~· " fpa lenb 1 Various reports wt-re read Garden c•lub will meet at the . . a e erans emona 1 or o · 'II [( · on the 1st floor . , of draperies and yard materials, of porch df'n club meeting to be held 1 and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle,Mr. f ~ and approved. Free WI o er~ entrance of Beech Grove ceme1011 August 18·19 at Wesleyan Uni- and Mrs. Arlhur Sylvesler, Mr. seMrva 'd M Ch 1 w· i ing ol $6.10 was taken. tery Mond•y al 6_:30 p. m. to · d Mr M · H d M r. an rs. ares 1se, furniture and dinettes on the 2nd floor, Make Elberfelds in vers1ty. Delaware, was an s. orns ar en, . r. Jr. were recent visitors in. Lan- The program was in rharge clean up club proJect. ced and also the Region It and Mrs .. Robert Harden. J1m caster. of Mrs Pickens, using ~hapter j The St.aU and o.ffice~ of Pomeroy your Shopping Center and always save your saleslips. ture tour al Lake Hope August, and Debb1e, Mr. and Mrs. Her· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen ' 6 of the study book " Love As i Meigs Temple, Pylh1•n Ststers, 23, at 10 :30 a.m. The schedule man London and Patrocoa . Mr. Ian.d ehildren and "'r. and Mrs. j Free Men·· .each. one laking ! will mt'!'l Monday evenilll!, Jufor the Me1gs County f.alr flow· and -~rs. James Aulherson and 1Cash Bahr and familv are va- . part in the d1scussmn. 1Jy 26. at the home of Mr!!. 1 er show was discussed. the P~triCIB , .Mrs. Margaret Cot- cationing in Florida. · I 1t was agreed to not have i Griff Russell in Bradbury at Lheme being. ":'l>ly Fair Lady.'' tnll, .craig and . Brure, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr 8 meeting in August. The next i 7:30 p. m. This is the delayed Plans were made for clean- GE>neJveve Srhne1der Eh:•an- and son, Jeff, left Thursday ror \ meeting will be SepL 3, at 1:30 I July meeting. Mrs. Horace Me- · - ---- · - or Kay. Mrs: Agnes While, Mrs. a vacation to Florida. Tht>v : p. m. · - -- - - - - - - - Augusta Will, Mr. and Mrs. 1•will visit with relatives on th~ [ Refreshment·! were served For Beautiful Cleaning , Rob~rl Harden of _Marion. ~r. easl <'oasl. during th·~ social hour by Mrs. Dav1d Yosl and Lmda, M1<s _ Ric~ard Roosh to Mrs. Thomas Of Goo d Carpet• . ('I · N · M K . ~ artre oms. r. erney Chatter f:luh Mf'f'tS Clark, Mrs. Pearl McBflde, 1 USE Donahue, ~r. sp:nrer ~rpenMrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Pieler and lo~le MO<s Carmen In tnngnille Home kens and the guest. Miss Edna !Crirkel) Carpenter. · 1 Mr~ Charles Lathey w~:~s Brinkmeyer of Chicago. rl hostess to lhe Challer club Wed· Miss MrClintork is Inesd•y evening al h<>r home in Sf'roritl Momlt•r rlub Wotk!J [n any make shampHO G Langsville. IJ.f'St for Shotvf'r · A shorl business session Is Entf'rtainf'd tr or with ron g nandle brush A b.rida: shower, , honoring was ht'old with Mrs. Rnymond Mrs. RobE'rt Lewis entertain· . . cost.!i lt>ss too' Claudme Kay McCimeok of Sy- Frecker vit-e president in ed the Second Monday Sewing 1 racu.,. , bride.., lee! of A3c Mich. charge i1 was decided to ' c hange Club recently at her home on ONE HALF GALLON ael E Vournazos. was held re-I the next meeting night to Aug- Spring Ave. The evening was Cle•ns Three 9xll Rug11 1cently at the hom~ of Mrs. , ust 11 due to the fair. Games spent socially and in sewing. ! Dory w.ofe of Racme. . I were playPd with prizes award· Plans were made for a picnie , The gofo table was attrartove.; ed to Mrs. Clifford Ebersbach, In August, the dale and place ly . deroralt'd m yellow and i Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Mrs. Char· to be announced. Mrs. James 1 . . j1es Spires. Mrs. Howard Birch- Clatworth.v receivt>d a birthday . whJie. ; After M1ss McCimh~k open- . field. Mrs. Fischer. M r s. gifl from her secret pal. ed her many '?vely gifts, re- ! Alfrt>d Biggs, Mrs. Kennt>th MiA dE>ssert course was served freshmPnts of Ice cream, cake, I cha(') Mrs Robert Nelson and by tht> host.ess to Mrs. Pnul punch and <'offee, were served 1Mrs. Thomas Stewart. Kloes: Miss Elf'anor Robson, !, ' to ~rs . Fran.k Arnott.. Mrs. Refrt>shments were served by Mrs. George Schn'eider, Mn. Paulme MrCh~tO<'k, Moss Can. the hostess to the above and Dwighl Parker. Mrs. Patrirk Middleport, 0. day Arnoll Mtss Linda Weav- Mr.<. Charlos Carson. Mrs. Rob· Wood Mrs Grace Holter. Mrs. ~~~~~~~~~ er. Mrs. Ora Bass, Mrs. Louella i ert F.ads and Mrs. Wilbur . Clatworthy and Miss Myrtis t Moore. Mi s~ Cher~le Hayman. Young. I Kay Parker. Mrs JeanPIIe Dav1s. Mrs. An- ,_~...........................................-...._.-...-..-....-, na Wolfe, Mr. and Mr<. Dan Weddle and Cookie, •Mr. and TONIGHT Mrs Dory Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. "MOVE OVER DARLING" Morris Wolfe, Danny and Jeff. Dori.s Day .lame.~~ Garner I , Mr. and Mrs. Waid Hayman, (Colon ~and ! Mrs. Artie Grindley; Miss Pen"STOP TRAIN 34l" ny Wolfe. Mrs. Alma Pullins Jose ferrer Scan flynn and the 'lonored guest. Send- 1 I ing gifts were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Saturday July 24 Eddi< Wolfe ana Mrs. Roland "HE RIDES TALL" Tony Young Dan Duryea Wolfe. Horticulture Workshop on Hord Wood . conducted for Gorden Club cAuttmgs bonlculture workshop on up of Beech Grove <efll"tery I . en tine , I D•oted To .TMI~-61 Th Met,.-Mtu011 .hfiiJ • ,··)J, ' •I VOL XVII 1110. B:Z - _, ,1' 1 , ' ,., ' grou' I '. WORLD Tomorrow, Saturday ELBERFELDS STORE IS OPEN FROM 9 to 9 IN THE EVENING 15 More FI.}efor Trustee 1 I I I the ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY an? a"" 1 1 Blue Lustre 33 DfiVers • ·I Entered at I ,!_gt''·o ......n . .:•-- ' 1 S3,69 Foster e SignS BAKER FURNITURE - and"ROBINSON CRUSO PICNIC HELD ON MARS" the: PatJ\ MantN' , Vi<'tor Lundin ' The an·mal picnic of \Tt"chnicolor l I WSCS of the Minersville Melho- ; ~~~~~~.:::::~~:: 1 dist church was held Wednes1 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT lltru TUESDAY WALl DISNEY'S "CINDUELLA" - Terhnieolor ~ Laughter' Mus1c 1 Magic! Cnrroon F'avoritt>s WALl DISNEY'S "TATTOED POLICE HORSE" - Tt>chnicolorSandy Sanders..Shirlev Skiles ~'has. See!. SPe: The race betwf'en rotting horse and \lm1ei·T Ford Also Dltnlty C.rtoons day in the social room or the ! church. 1 A potluck dinner was served at noon. with Mrs. William Russell presidenl, asking grace. At· tending were Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Stella Grueser. Mrs. Norman McCallum, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Adolph Grueser, Mrs. HosJ I mer Roush, Mrs Eugene For· bes. Mrs. Charles Grueser, I Mrs. Brook• sayre' M r s. K.arl Grueser, Mrs. William I Fisher, Mrs. Martin Leonard ' of Wallingford, Pa. and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe. 1 When farm-work time i1 so valuable - in good weather or bad - our farm depotJiton eliminate many special trips to town by paying th&it bills by mail; in fact, they even make their deposits here by mail! Why don't you do the same? . Open a checking accouot here and ask for lrft banking-by-mail forms •.. NOWI Your Savings Earn 4% lnt•est .POMEROY -NATIONAL BANK NOW IN PROGRESS Save Now On Your Clothing Needs. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT. 0, The trend today, more than ever before, is to high-styled kitchens with modern, all-electric convenience. This is the way it should be, because your kitchen is the action center of the home. Start with a modern electric range. It's cooler and it's cleaner because it's flameless. Electric ranges have extra clean-a-bility built in, and only electric ovens are self:Cleanlng. The modern electric refrigerator-freezers Serving Metes County .for over 93 yean POMEROY put an end 'o messy defrosting forever. And don't,forget the clean, cool adv)ln· tages of electric dishwashers, dlspciS&rs, and water heaters .•• they're all flameless. Electric kitchens are available In many styles, but they all have something in common. TfeY are all modern, cool and clean ... everylhing you want your kitchen to be! See ydur dealer today .an~ start planning your modem electric kltche11. : . . . ,.,,.. ' RUTLAND '. NI'UANc£ IIIAUR Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnlurance Corporation , , YOUR ·IISCTRtt.. ...-.~ -- · • · TODAY I -- ~-· .... - " "':..'----."""" ' "' " ""'~- !l!t -...;-~- "- ~!lofl!lll!l!k .~ ,:, 01~ ~---· ,' ·" ., ,,., ·J·.,.. ''""'; <-1 ut Over 3,000 Attend Second Concert I Near Portland ·- (illed UD.ber JACKSON, OWO (UPI Tkeodore Fox, 43, ud Jolu•y Harrlsu, %1, bolb ot aearby Oak ffW, drowaed earl)' ... "' day wblle swlmmin& alter Another bil crowd estimated bolll'l Ia tbe Oak Hill swim- to exceed 3,000 peroons attendmlaa pool. ed the III!COIId concert by t h • Au~orlttes oald ~e pair American Wind Symphooy orthe bad left a bar and declded to chestra Friday nllfrt In Pomelako aa earl~ morula& swim. roy !rom a barge docked at tho They plaee4 a ladder opiDII boat landlns. Ike pool's fence, aad eUmbed Many enjoyed the muaie, Offtclalo placed tile doa~le ranging from contemporary ciiiiNURFOLK, VA. _ COAIIT dNwDIDI bet,... %!31 a.m. sic w modern pop tunes ·from Guard and fishing craft search- oad I a.m. lawn chairs oa llle riverbank. l>irecwr Robert Boudreau said ed uroder nares and power lights ed after the concert he wal "very early toda, in shark inle!t pleased" with the turnout.' ''In walero for possible survivors comparison with tbe 11ze ol the Of 8 trawler blown to Pieces, town to his cities. it w8J a wonpossibly by a mine or torpedo clerfully large =wd," he said. it causht in Its nets. Boudreau added he hopes the Rescuers recovered one body sympbony wUI be permitted to and searched lor seven mill· visit Pomeroy on a future tour tng crewmen. There were four down Ute Obio River. survivors, aU reported in "pre!.Jack Kerr served •• proly bad shape." The trawler • gram cbainnon lor lhe PomeSnoopy, oul of PorUand, Me., Fifteen more Meigs countians roy Chamber of Commerce, spon carried a crew of 12. have filed pelitlona of candi- sors of ltle concut which was MA dacy for township trustee jobs. held free ol cbarse. Ted Reed NEW YORK - EIGHT - The •---d of I t'1001 ·d and Mrs Clara Lochary also jor •toel ompanies aecused ol """' e ec sw beaded list of officials wbo lwo persons also hove filed for hflped the Price ftxlnl pleaded ·110 contest sehool board posts They are arrange concert. in federal court Friday and Otis S. McClintock· In Southern Individuals, merchants amlol\ • C Jewelera. were foned 150.000. Two lop ex- Local School district and Vir- firms that helped provide The Gallipolio Chamber of ecutives withdrew not gut!!)' . for the sumphony's Commerce, Pomeroy Llo111 pleas wiU be sentenced lat. f~ ~:ict Bedford Local here were: Club, Pom.eroy Fire depart. er. · Mei&s Equipment Co., Crow, ment and emergency squad, MaThe eight companies, includ· 'J'hoo• who have filed for lo~ Crow and Porter, Webster and Charles l.epr fllld an olhlng the nation's five largest ship trustee are Charles Boo- Fultz, David & Warner Insurvillage officials; tho AmerlsteeomakefS, declined lo fisht sell, Chester; G. A. Deem, ~b- ance, Blattnar Auto Co., Mr. Legion Post No. 39 and tht goveronroent charges they held anon; Guy A. Russell, ~lis- and Mrr. W. P. Lochary, Rizer Catholic Guild were also thank· secret meetings between 1955 bury: George W. Reed, Obve; Oil Co., Pomeroy Cement lor their help. and 1961 to set prices on car- Donald Weaver, SciPIO; Glenn Block Co., Dr. R. E. Bole., bon steel.' They are Untied TUrner and Arnold Jordan, both Crow's Steak Hooae, Atbens l St&rei Steel Corp., Bethlehem of Columbia; F. W. Wilcox, Rut.- Messenger, Dr. H. D. Brown, Steel Corp. National Steel Corp. land; Arthur Orr, Chester; Roy Brown's Tractor Soles, Craw•1 1 JIOjiUbl~ Steel Corp., Great Pearson, Letart wwnahtp; Jam- Town " t:lounlry; N. w. ~ . Qirp. , idlvllloo of es A Tltomaa, Rutlalld; Clar- lon, The Dally 'Sentinel, · N•tiona ;· . Jones & Loughlin, ence A. Turly, Solem; VIctor sler'a Jewelry, llhl4 Power Arnico Steel Corp. aud Wheel- Perry. Columbll; Robert B. Compaily, ElberfeldJ, POIIII'"'JI f .:. __ lng illeel Corp Burdeltt, Saltsbury, and James National lank, Farmer's UXJD The penaltie; assessed were Nl<!holson, Rutllllll wwnlltlp. 5avinga Co., Downie the maximutn permil.ted under Deadline for filing Ia AUIUIIt Gross Oothlng, LEXINGTON, Oblo <UP!~ (Colit!nuad on page 2) 4. er and Lohst Drug Store drivers (lave entel' 1 $10,000 Dell llloclo: to be held Sunday • 2.4-mile aaphalt track,a. t rsel Mi!Whio Sporll Car ~·10 pt ,- f'sh'tng Camp Ji ., ~ SATURO'AY, JI.J. ?...:~~~--------------------------------~~ · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT.,d:ftO : ·--.~--~------------------------------------------------~----~·----~~--------------------- . I p· , Hefd at ! 1 ,,... I Heading the entry list Is Jack Bowsher of Springfield, the ~ fendine oational ARCA cham· PT. PLE4SANT tamlly of a company ulesmaD ben Friday aftemoon wltoD hll so" was crushed dead lllllllf ·'l~. tf struck the car being repaired. Dead 11 Randy w.nnam, L., an eighth Pt. Pleasant Jr. a Httle leaguer the Main-at Baptllt ior choir. There apparently 11ft Ill • oesses to the IICCideut. Randy and bil lather, liCilo ert L. BurnamI a sa!Hman' W ,.. the Appalachian Power CliP' pany bere, had been worklnl• a car in the back yard of tblllr home at 138 English Court. n becllme necessary !AI obtm parts, and Mr. Bumam weul t. town. When he returned he did lilt see hil son. but aoliced the ear had been moved, ud waa eft blocks it had been lei oa_ It was reported he drove the ar to its originallocalioo, theD DDliced his son. �,. I • ~ Victor{;:;G:;MJs:-D:;h-' b ; . . Bombers Rip Not Citation by Patrol • CeIebratIon Y q il1f :> Rail's Ramblings . , 485 • • ~orre N: I u·1ghorr·ICia. I v·Jetnamese W F • d K•JJ d ~~~ oman rien ' are I e spokes~at ~~~ th~ Mrs. BOICe • is Oaun'ed at 85 v~ctory RaCtne • F'tremen Hold Se ond Annual Pt'cru·c 1 ~!~ u~h:~ty. w:~ ::"~oy ° ~ ~ar:'~Mr~ ,:1'1..~: "!rC~pteG N~ Maraare~; R' ver news f~rsl ~4.28, 3~ . 't J N 0Sp1 8 t\VS movement~: ~~ Ma~y a~d r/ ~·H ~ °• · ~nd a on . e ra IP M. 113 of Ktn1 Avenue Mathotllat cburch. 'Servlcea will be beld II II 1.m. Monday et the Schoedl.. aer Funeral home, m 11:. Statt St., Columbut, with bjtrltl ID Union cemetery. Frlenda may call at the funeral home titer I p.m. today. . Mason Personal , Mrl. Samuel Heltletd -1t,. tended tha Manqar Trailllt mttlina al the Merchadlw Mart in Qlicago l.st ""k Ml'l Hal· stead 11 the local ger for tht World Boot !Dey· clopedia. Mr and Mra Paul R•msh and family have bomt al· _\ ter vacaUonlq laal weell et Mr. and Mrs. Glt!M!rt McDade Myrtle Bech S c have returntCI to their home Mr .nd Roberl Hem- Sir Lakes, Mich., after a don family·.,.. , 101tioDinl !lflth hie mother, Mrs. Van this week at Myrtle Beach, s. Dade. C Recent weebnd guests of Mnl. Olio Grllllm aecompano· .nd · Mra. Harry Adams ied her brother, Raymond Mr tnd Mrs. Leonard Layne, ol Parkerabura. to villi and eons, and tbelr sister, Ml'l. c. H. Homer and Mrs. Lewts Wenall, at Canton, Ohio. dolte, Mich. . Mr. and Mra. Robert TeDDIDt Mr. and Mro. William and children Mr and Mr Cl vey were in Belpre recenU, once Tenllani Mr Ill'- attend the Open House at Robert Sayre .nc1 chuclrtm home of Mr.. aad Mn. llnded the TtiDDIDt Rlulon 11 Andria bollorllll Mr. and 1 b, Robert New 1\lartinlviUe 0,11" 011 lbelr weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert wedding anmver!llfy. TeDaalll are vacalioninl Ulll Recent afternoon pllls wtllk at Welllbura. Mrs. Van McDiclt were lolr. and Mrs. 80111.,4 Jot Bur- and l\lrt, 1- Taylor of rlt aad Jobn Nr ,nd land, Mr. end Ml'l. Tollord rh,, JtovrJIII 11._;11 ' 1 Ill tor and 11011, Marlen, and Mr. and lolfl. J, IL Fll'le1 ol Anne Taylor JOIItl of Ntw PI PIIIISIIII 11'1 neallollbll Mr. Mtii'Vill Swaa, wteli 11 llyl'tle Ud Bill or Middleport_. 11 C etnl dl!llllr 11'* of Mr. 'lfln7 MU!w, RolMrl Coob, Mrt. Htnry Swan. Mel Ctari aDd Ja- Dllh1, Mr. and Mre. '111treoa Jr. apeat lhe •aaktlld iB Oft, fOll of Racine •l•lted clnniU ...u., lite 'Reds plaJ "oiling with Mr. and btll Don Johnson aad aons. Mr and IJirs C 11 Adlllll Recent Sunday dinner Jr 101. 8 · · · 1 of Mr. and Mrs. WIIIIIJII vacdan:;:'ia":. llfte. ICelvey were Mta. I'Jlla tty llotmiiUI ud 11 MJI'Ilt Welt and Mr. Jolla lltacll. I. C. , of J'IP;hbur&, Mr. Judy Mr Qd NnRtrlilu LIJIII letlllld chUdren. Debra, lliJI 1M lt.tt•llaak Call. 1'1111. Rlclcy IIIII R - of venU. illll'tpl.. ol Wldled troll, All Mrl.llo!l Ud 11 IIOQ IDlltoM, lrt&ll ,nd ~'man- Portland Society Notes r~lumed ~nd M~ Dr. and Mra. ICII"I Bletner of Knoxville, Tenneuet accom· Ohio Rlvor - John Ladd panled hla mothtr, Mra. Alice Dean up 14, • so p m ; Luther Bittner to htr home Ill Mtaon Herdman up 14, 2·:15 a.m.; (Continued ll'o I) on Frldty. _ _ Nortflsworthy down 5 ZO a m paae Dr. and Mra. Bittner ltfl on ENTERED HOIIPITAL m.; E. P. Jonn down 16, I 211 antltrfll lawa. Saturday mornlna lor Morpa• m , R. H. Bosworth 11 up 17 town "here they wn ealled among !rose who entered tho 40 a'"; Jeflbool up 17, 6 sO AKRON- ABOUT 1,101 because ol 1111 dttlh of Mn. a:m , Harvey Jordon down 18, production workers at Goody01r Bletner'l mother. rJck, Davll Dr, Mrs. Den· 50 am ; Jerry Boaworth up Aerospace Corp went on atrlko Sam Foaltltln& and dau•Mer, 480 '" Mitchell, Hedgewood 19, e·Jti , m ; Walter Becktord early todlly loiiowlnr a brook· Clrola of MuUe01, w..t \ •nDr., Cll"l B446BJao, 801 up 22, 8"15 I m ; Chris Jr. down down In DOioliaUoDI for a Ia, vllitta brlefty 011 Suuuay Ave' Mrt. Nora ~romeens, 108 23, 2 P"' ; Vulcan down 23, new contract. . with Ml'l. RIJ Prol!ltl and othVma St., Vtck• L. Ellfott, Rt. ~ 5 !5 am ; A. J Patten down Campany ofllclal& Nld tht er rtlatfvea. Galllpoho, Mrs FranciS M. 23, 6 45 am ; Molly K up walkout by Local IIIII of the Jlmllll' Will!, 1011 ol Mr. and Madden Rl Thurm Da . Greenup p.m ; Helen R. Untted Auto Workero would Mrs James Wise of New Hav· 1 'd Lee 'Rob;neile, Ea;J up Greenup 9 10 p.m ; Andrew seriously a/feet delivery ol crll· en, entered tha QaiUJIO)Ia CllllE Rl l, Letart, W ralhouo down Greenup 11 .30 leal matertal currently beinllc on Monday momllll for obVa Edward R PatteriOn Cot· P m., Natumal up nreenup 12:· euppUed to U. S. II"!Md loren aervallon. w. va., Mra. ·Ruth 45 am.; Orco down Greenup In VIet Nam. Mra. Ida Mil Schneider of Cundtlt Syrl!cute Mn Carol 1 35 am · Western up Green· Cincinnati lnd ber daUihtw, F' p,.;.ce, Rt. i, Langsville, up 3 4!i am., Barbara Brent up LEICHESTEII, MASI. - A Mra. Marlhl BU/ldtre and tlauMrs. John Fred Stanley, Rt. Greenue 3 IS am., Gilda Me· quiet, 3&-ytar-<>ld lather of four litter, Deborah, of vlello 2 Albany, Thomas 1\. Phtillpl, I Cool up 3 so 1 m; stool Trad- went on a rampaae with a ar· ed 11veral daya 11ilh Mr. and Jackson, Mrs Alhe L. Stlffier, 1er down Greenup 4 46 a.m.; vmg kmfe fatally 1tabbing his Mrs. Albert Swatzel and family. Jackaon, Mn W•lllam Thot113i Esso Penn•yiv1nia down Green. Wife, htr two children by 1 Mrs. Sdlntldtr and ber <Iauth. Perry Rt. 1 Ironton Dawn up 1 50 am · Illinois down Mel· former merrlqe and hit for. ber M". BUIIdert and f'aado D Columbus' and dahl Ul p.m.- Valvolint up mer wife, police ch&rled today. da!IBhter, Deboreh, alofll with Mrt. E Sprlnston Meidahl 7 55 p;. . Marilyn M "I don't know why I did It Mr. William Reynolclt, of Polnl South Charleston, w va. ' up Eoao Weal but I'm 10rry for any barm I Pleasant, attended lbt Raynota BIRTHS Vlf&tnta down Meidahl , P have done," poUce quoted him Rtunlon ot St.. Mary'l. Will 9 10 011 Sunday. Four I"'" Mrs Ronald Ray Hill 2914 m.; Ravenswood up Meldahl as saytnl They ware at a loll Spruce Ave. Pt Pleasant, I o p m ; Eastern up Meltlahi to explain the sudden carnllie. era! 001 of lho famlly Wft daughter 8.29 a. m Friday. 10 50 p m; Laguna up Mtldahl Albert R. Ertcbon, a aelf-ern· I'IP!'IIOJited. DISCHARGED If ·35 p m.; L. Fleore up Mel· ployed tilt 11\!tter, w" arruted Jamea Loyd who wll recent. Pal•ents recently dl•chared dahl N! a.m , Zimmer up Mol- in Worcester Friday nlcbt leu dlscharpd 1111 Air lilt 0....,_ Mr. IDll Ml'l. Harold iiDUib mciuded Mrs.. Doo&l"' M. Chne dahl 7 115 a.m. than an hour after the quactru- Force, IIQ!11 with bls fatlttr, Sulphur Sprlnga Mr La Ylllltd · I recent Suada, wllb and infant 10n, Mra. John Keith pie killing. Re faced arraii"· Georp Loyd of Ntw AlbanJ, Ia the -'diD1' of l(n. Arlbur Routh o1 Bentz and Infant son. M Paul GafllpoUo Dam - San Ricar. mont in dJotrlct oourl later to- II1dlana Cillll te t.IIIOD on Sua- County ' MUQII R Kinca•d and Infant 111 , Mro. l do down i &II p.m ; Eliaha day on the four counta of mur- clay te accom)llllf hll wUt, tile Mr llld Mra AI 8Qbb1a an4 Jacklt 800 Derry E Adams, Mlos Carolyn Wood• up 2 :15 a m.; J. s. Lew· der. /QI"llltr lllaron Kay McDulel der 0·1 Sar Fl camp went to Newark to vtall 110 Murray, Mrs Orville E Er.ll• up 2·40 a.m., James Hinea and ton lw I vlall with hll are .,.. rlitli• lmt, John B. (1endenin · Mrs doHn 3 am.; H. E Bow its dnwn Ob d )111'81111. 1\!re. Loyd and lOP batl !IIIII lhll Wllk wl'!> Yr. IDll Nn &lhtl Joblllon J1mmle Dillon, Mrs A: 1 • m ; lluckeye Sllltt up &.:Ill : .....J been vlollinJ htr parenta,. Mr. l(re. T. hi JloUih· and Mlu ed to· CllliGil wu Smith, Jrs, Mrs Wayne H. I m ; Pollywos down 7 a.m ; At Grandmod1er I and Mrs. Curlia McDaniel. Mr:fe wiD bar davlhla' 1 Dockery, Mrs Roymond A Alice down 8 a.m. Jack Stewort ol Graham Sta· Mia Jane Burpae of Mvlbl• 1114 w11o ¥t to twill v Bentley, Mn. Hazel 8 Bram: lion, W. Va was 1uesl of hooor ville, Va. retlll'lled homt on family, Nr. IIIII I, J. fJirllllld M Howard mer, Mr1. David L McGor· Kaaa- Jllver. Semel ' at a cookout ThurtCiay evelllnl, Tutlday. lbt waa taken 10 lbl CUnbJiblm Ill JiUII • kdi.Uv1 bolne en, Mra. Ethel Betzlng Doro- up London 1 30 a.m.; Helen Z. at the home or hfa l!l"anclmoth Charleoton Airport by y11 Ralph Wllllalort ...... thy Jean Ruooell E down Marmet 23 05 a.no.; Knox er, M11. Mary Aumller, Hart. Rly Proffitt and Naaey. · I Nflloaal lllt1 \)1111!1 Mr E Porttr, Rlrry 1!: ' Hurrell Jr ' up Marmet 1·11 am ; Allen R. ford, In observance ol h Ia Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swalwl AIUed IIU'- II ' · · Victor•• Sue Colt and 'Mn: MerrDI down Marmet UO am. birthday. tlllertabled with 1 flmiiJ pte. Pt., itveral da)'a w.ak. "'::'· of Mn. HilTY W. Rlcharda Lucy Jane Lucas dnwt, Mir·t Homemade ice erqm alld Die at Forked Run !.Ike on Sat· ' · Mrt. IIIII UO J.m.; LltUe !':dward cake were "rvtCI wit hlhe dJn. urday. AIIIDdllll '111'1 1fn. A'l'l'INJ) l1lNJIAI. ....,. lllldt 1111 lflp wflll down Wlnfteld 1.110 p.m.; Sea. · ner to Mr and Mra Stewart Ida Mao Scbntlder ol ClaclJI. Edna ud TIIDmq l\lwlll'dlllld Ml'l. T. A. Robtrta ol II vtr up Winfield 140 p.m.; 0. 1 and Tim, Butch, 1nd.Llo, Mr nail, Mr1. Mertha DUlltlere and of MintrnBie . . . . ,. ,_.. lraldtr. DIVOTIL ro INTIIII1 01' F. Shearer down Winfield 1· 40 and Mra. Jack Fowler and Tam· dauJbter, f>eboralt of DWolt ttrblett fol' lfr, 1M- CitMIIt ol Mra. APt1 Mllll MAW~f AIIIA I m ; Lelia Sheartr GOWD Win- my and Tony, Pt. PINMDI, W. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtia MeDIIII· til Hllndley, Jr., Ill , flnl ll't ller tlaupltf, Mr. and e""l: "; '::,:" fteld %:30 a.m. Va.; Mr. Mrt. Wilbur Ste• lel enterlltlned wllb a 11111111 Ctwdl llurl- 1\'IINII LeMay - - :::'',.."" art and Gary, Mlton W Va· diJIIIer on l!unday. PltiiDI'"" bar, W. Va. 1\(t, ~ 1!U Mr. and lin. ._ "", Voltoo ..-:J: FIINERAL 'IVEIDAY Mra Mllint Arnold• and ..;: Mr. and Mrs. Curtfl Ilia Jnlud ofllle (WIIW VIr- IDll flllllllJ ol !arlVIIIt, PT PLEASANT - Funeral aanne Pomeroy· sharon 8mftlt JJ. and family, of Pomeroy llnla Ney J tl'uoa. 4Juallllr Ill tlpfntllll put wetll wllb ::,:; ~~~• ...,.. , ...., • serv1ces 111111 be held Tualday Hem~k Grove' and Mre A;. M nd Mra J ' Mr. PCI Mit. A. R. loi1111'1'1o fllllllltl, Mr. IDd lfn, 1 .!'.:!:.:: aULp m. lor Mn tarlle Qulck· miller. · .;;, 0_,. ·Lo;r:l ' : PCI D. W. "• 1 ' yon1 Lute 83 Rt I Lion bt lana .,.. ' tNIIIl . . _.. 1 0 .. who died lotlay at '7;,0 a.' m. In ESCAPE T(l -'USTIUA or I IIIIIs Porta Mt> at- ler Q Nflr Ymt at ,.;_;;;;"... Ill; ,;,. Pleuant Valley Hospital. The VIENNA (UP() -·Two RUfo ky MeDatJI:II'Ibtll'lo aDd Chill- and Pllltd lllq 'Jd4erlJ at llltf .Jf.!!J. "'"'- ., remains will 'bt liken I r o 111 111D1 escaped te "uatrta Prfday Mr llld Fred 'l'rl fl. Ill IDCI 11111 10 Wlllillrt.ll, :0: the Crow HII.IIOII Funeral home by lor thHt do)'l In a lied ·relatlpa "tn ..,""1Dd ..:., .;,; late relidtlll!t where fNICht ell" lull of IOmatoea. Oh(Q (Mr1. lu Orl). ' Datl7 Weawr •""' "''" •...;_ ·• ,;....... "V.i.. :.:tr':l ''"!; may nil 1111tr I p. m. 'lbt two wert ldtnUfled 11 MJo, alld Mre Ellltll} Roua!l Nlttll 11r . . - - .. ""'"' Iunday Burial will Ill Ill tha PraDJ Plltwndorl, It, and 1J6. el rtoritllt Uti rl Mr. Lton Belbel a.III'CIII tellltlerJ. uarcl Harald • ._ llbDda Yaqer Gl . . _ llll llullllll", w. y., , llr. - II 1~, [JPJ Rrle• fs Ha~UIGn, ~d I• ~!::r ::t'•~r!~d~h\~:·~;14 ~ ~·Jrot E~wardl, tai~vdle, 7:~ Vin~~: a!d Delrol~ K~iltson Kath~rlne ~ lleaU ~ ~ 1 Mefdahl8:3~ p.~.; Vlr~nfa ~ uM ~Jutiiiiiii~F ~m ~icll., ~~ .a,. "" ~- Ltaite u; BirtL-'~· serll~ Ja~ea M~WJ ho~y Ull~ .t• ~ ~. ::a::-·btr;:. ~ M = :,:0 ~ ~lllaal ~ lll!a ,.:~ ~ allY SENT rHI D INEl an~ -.:.= r.',~ ~"' ""' .::'lfr.:: ...-:,.;J:: ··~ ~::."- McDaDJe~ .::o=..T~ I~ l!'-.; ""•= ::" 'fl!..ri.Jl.!::i ~:!!f..~ ::., 'o£'=. J~J:..., o:.· ":.a ~t!;~ ~ hldln~ Rei~ Puata • . ~ !F ~ te;"~f)lt1,..r~ or Steu~jlt :;:~ ~ W~llt W~ .~ ~. ':r lluaarb ...~~ ~ !.!d EdeO *'*"' Mmnesota Baltimore I ~o ~e SOCie• l y NOlCS l warn~ne us ~ceumtJ. I I ury :us visit·~~;: :~b~~~~~focmer: :e Ra~llll) ~aul H~k· ct!!it ~:~~each u:so U~r!r"· \ ; ~ -:.:...::_·- - - - - - - Mr. an4 Mra. iltDo SmUll luld and daughtel'!l, Mr. and Mrs, aa r~eeql (llllllll, lbe J~ -·-• apent day In with Mr. tll1d Mrs. Tom tnd 10113. Mn. Wolfe I• Pocky Ward. Mr. 1114 Mrt. T. T. of Mr, Ward were fathar, Mr. A. I'J. and her brother, :1/lr. Mrs. ilemel Jactwon II( Va. w. H~ 'If, Va,, Mr. lrb1. Vlrlll Graa llld chllliirlllllt c:n.t, w. Va., un. llll1l ol U. M'- Ullloa ehurcll. and Mrs VirgO Carl, 11r J1111 Mn. Clrl llld ett.dld lba KDQIII r,lllall 11 _ Ullla POC!ldlll 11 die 11o111t a1 Clifford Knotts. aoi Weekend F' h' Ing Report 1 •·lOOK AT THIS REMARKABLE VALUE 13.7Cll n. PHILCO 0 FROST REFRI&ERATOR $179· 95 With Troda SIPARAT£ Ml FIIST FitUEI II[IIS 931ts.lfmll I*s """"" lroslon,K 11 l't!fllgtfltor tedlol • ~~·· - LGc~ (9th), (~1nninga,) ' L. A:/o)<JGf· I!!J!~'t'-""' 3.~! :1 Stt .~ 8 Lltt~ repor~ ned~= lreezer~tion ftUiceDalryBerM •ith IHttler keeper, eu b'ly. ~ tndth portel•ln 1!M1MICrnptr~ ~ bnhfl. Whitt lilllill• po1G1i1i1 -~- YOU MEET THE Mr. illd Mfl, Clifton~ 1111 . ·,,. ' S..Tht Full Une 7 - 2 Mllea So. of Middleport H •.M. UNTIL 2 P.M. THE IAITHQtJAKIS . -, HONDA . 7 CLUB ·,.NC·ING fiJnlltl &Pf ~~ w ... ... Pomeroy Bowling Lanes and\ 1~sa~fe~l~y~d~ev~i~ce~s w::~d~es~·p:•ea=d~D~JS:JI===~ 00 land)~ 10th) : vlslt~r.:.~-:: fllmlly. · MIP t11111 Eddie D4m1'Ct1 · • • W. Va,, f!K!lll da)'l lild with1rfrl. lbelr... pat41if¥\k Mr. 1 Maumee rivers in fai ~ ,/nd land area seems the best Ioca. said Friday that he. has • group Iober 22-23 at Jackson'o Mill. and some II h bel r JtJOD lion and oome smallmouth bass that " mlerested JD backlog a Hostesses were Mrs. Donald New York 100 000 010:- 3 1 I Best bets at ~arri.::: e~ue; contmue to bJie in deeper wa· re-match between. Ernie Terrell Cook and Mrs. Charles Yeager Cleve 021 001 Olx- 6 1 and the KiUdeer Pond' ter, mostly on small crawfish and Eddie Machen. for the , Relreshmento were served . h World Boxmg AssorJallon heavy. I the followmg· Mrs N rt d ChanD Russell 8· 1 11 0 Bouton Brenneman (8) beallern: Most lakeo and an mJonows. • •a " 'ght t"tl B · · 1 1 ro 18) a~d Howard Tiani streams rtport normal water still doing fairly well In San· we• e. arion, Mrs. Lesler Zerklt, 81 bert (8), McMahon ( and' "" conditions but few fish caught dusky Bay and around the ilRussell Capehart Mrs. 91 Winner - Tiant (11-3) Clendening prnduceo some larg~ lands. PLAYER GETS AWARD Fo ~ A. Chattm, Mrs. W H 1 Bo to 'I · flathead tft b og esong, Mrs. Murl Megee, u n t.. 1). IIRI thi k ca s , the largest : NEW YORK (UPI) - Gary Mrs. Ralph P1ckens Mrs Ray 8 wee a 43 • pounder Ban (4lh), Tlant !1st). · ptcked · P roflltt · Mrs. Fred ' Spencer anoJ bluegill bT • TEXAS HANOVER WINS ·' PI ayer 0 f. So utb Africa _ Stream fishs 1 "'I fairly well. e ~P 235 pomts In the June ballot· Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Los tie pnssurelsg getting very lit· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Texan' mg to easily outdistance Dodg· Larry J. Bumgardner, Mrs. Ana 100 420 000- 7 14 SonllleaJ~ Hanover, owned by Laralee Sta- er ace Sandy Koofn and race Wayne Green, M111. Dallaa Cad· Boston I 100 too- 3 12 I live Ia : Moet prodU<• bin of North Bellmore, N. Y., driver .lim Clark 1n the race le, Mrs. George Caraon, Mn. Newman lll-17) and Ranew. mont '\;!are Burr Oak, Pled- 1100 the $8,SOO Scioto Downo for the 16Ulannual S. Rae Hick. Glenn Cartwnght, Mrs. Morvan \ Lonborg, Stephenson (5), Ritch' w and Monroe. Beat CbaDenge Slakes lor Z.yeal'<)!d, ok "prolesoionai athlete of the Frame and Mrs Arnold W 1 MuspkiniDgum and pacers Friday night In a race- I yell"" award. • Weiss. . · • • "" • . . ....,um, a t. Creel!: 011 1 (3rd), Cardenal (9th), and Plrta' of the Hocking .j. !Ia b 1I <utb/• P.ttr,oOOIIi t6tlt). outslanclinl catches the ::;;, ;, o ~ ' llfttlt rwmerup In tha second Wtstera: Lakes with fair tfon beat toured tho mile Kan City 000 3110 1110- a water condltl0111 are !:1M s.&. Drtver Harold Da111eed Wa<!fl 110 001 20i~ 5 ,8 Fork, Eng~wood Dam, Jr. ,.00 his second atraip1tt,~~:il Rimier, Aker (7) aafnd~t~~~~ u~11nt, Clark and Stoneilck. lenge stakes •lctory hi m~~~cCo.nnlck, R bl'!fgllll and catfish ,.011 the 1964 edlllun' with •-··• and .pmer. :WIDDer Up 111081 of th ........ I Corrf!!iJ!! (H). Loser _ • ca...-. ee Hanover. 1 <o.I~,BIIe llr q Mra.J""- MGIIII ... Qol - ::'to tfelvtq lolanil "" I NICEST PEOPLE ON A IM!IIId Vtrsll ud fllmlly . . . 11 Atll Ill ~ at alllnd 1bt nwtiiK For Softball :~· ,nc~ MUJ.1t1r1,l\lr.t):nlif AliU tllllcln Ja~lt.ltemnY· Mr.~':. ~~unty g1ou~ds 1 ~n:~""<!1 J)ill':,~· Lo~r " tl:;~~~~e uu.t Amuld ba4 • w Mn w 1 I llld lfra. Petrilli WIJ. Ur !\as ,erved and members were jKeltun' s parents. VIr and Mrs. 1 R4da lkldnlolt, 111 vlsllecl Stmdllf and Mn. WIIU.m pests of ~ · ~ f. ~ 1h · 11 ~··~recent ·Fr: ~ 1 "·e,i Line Scores News Note Grac~ 1 ' 1 waukee I lrl!:::":""r----!_- b Gerat%I~ .... The former Syracuse AR- JULY SALE! ~~ b~":ttest ~ "'!'tcta~~~~;'..11 bythnews~~~ M~ILWAUKEE IUPI J - fhe ~ 18-year·old casua• aequarntanee, Amer-1can sa•d he d1d not plan County Board lor , m 111:-. motel room on the Cll\' s to mst1tute any actton agamsf; mally submttted appluaUons tor i E.a~t S1de !he mght ol June 19 his accuse.rs because 'l don't a maJor le~gue fr~llchtse to r Brown, 'hhO had appt~ared hH\<t! tha type of heart.'' PreSidents 1\arren G1ies of the --· - -- 1 • K Kl F Nallonal League and Joe Cro aster~'" n•ad bv WJIIJdm Grue ' formed Ihere three weeks ago. 1 1 M"" 1 b""l s,TwoDe smlg es, d ~.r nm of the Amencan League ser and Son~" to S m~ by 11om Mrs Mvers 1s now able to bl a 11 ea e . vau t an u 1 Fndav . 1 1 . H , led d J er RIL'e Drtve < ,m:> by m a wheel chair some of the dal)nhesd SJbnlgd ' adn . · 1edRan- . Bruu• Go11hordt. rnn1 ludt>d thr time ~he 1s recovered from a o p ou e an200 000 !lng- 2 6 j I Senators IS fL piogr•m ,fractured lemur of a year ago. Malleable . OZX _ ;t the lose of Jhe mteling ,l Mr and Mrs Aaron Kelton of , 301 6 52 the ~Ual terly hl rlhdav supper I RIO hmond Va., VISited MrL nmyersary WSCS W•11 Be Observed bonq M~. 51 41 .5rt4 50 41 549 3'1.! 47 46 .505 7'1.! •'7 46 .5 0'• 7'L .,. ac:qul~ ~·B~vee ~~~;~~~ A • loca~ons It~ ~~~~~ :ell.,'ong~r ~olsi Cleveland~ ~ M~ .:v~ 68 .~ S MJlwaukee. 576 53 51 39 >67 B San FranciSCO , .'60 " Phdadelphla ' 1 40 .• 6" PJttsbur h ~ ~ su~ :epo~ •ot be<~lmg B1enda 1\yr~;s. <~n i ISE , Safety • neme Of Program at mmngs Th~rsday mght, whack- T Demoskey and Vanlnwa- : G . ed the Racme Yankeea 13-5 With len B. Buxton and B Darst. I range Meeting LIttl e Leaguers FrJ'd ~y m'ght. The Braves, starlmg over from I game called after two W. L. p c. I N for · Tournaments to 30 feet In 10me places . !!solving m the cool, blue Mr. Dayton Jliiley and lam "aters of the Atlantic. Along lly of Ravenswood visited Mr the roQd, right near the dunea, and Mrs. Sol Bigley and son. read a Sign 10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb Avoid getting stuck in aand and family of Shade visited Mr. keep on the pavement." · and Mrs. Alva Hoi•Inger re- SJ&ns bel U cently. many Ill Mr and Ml'l Ra W I ready have begunand piles al· vblted late on the road. tD Alvin Reed and f . ·; anu y. Altar a short barefooted walk Mr. nd Mrs. Clark through the dunes at lwfllght Akron vlalted Mr. and Mrs. we ,decide that tha old Frank Barber. cant take the rigorous day Mlss Sharon Holsinger and MerUn Swain and Mro. mpa~te. and We drive to Swa1n vlsftld Mr. and Mra. Rl Some other day we'U chard Swain of Little Hocking I to Provmcetown that up ncent Sunday of all Cope vmaiea Mr. and Merlin Swain row we'll go to PI or18 and Miss Sharon Holslinger v . y lh. 'ted Mr. and Mrs. Rll3seU J[ Mr IUUgS and son of West mlled Mr. and Mrs. RoiSJnger of Racine. S . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holsinger - - - - - - - - - and family of Racine visited Mr and Mrl. R y Mr. and Mrs. CUnton · oaer 011111 er and famli wen recenl vlaltan In ColluDMrs. Hollin&er Wllb Mr. and Mrs. Marleen lied her mother. Mra. ll:uuna wr:.rt. •nd Dunt Sunday · Mrl. Chll"letlltenoMrs Holstnaer eel Mr and Mn Ruuell Cll Nul ' of Sunda.. ne anno1uncbll the birth ol a Mr and Mrs Holsl by sir· ol ort 'visited Mr " : Mrs. Amanda Morrllapent a Mra. Holst er and· day recently with MrJ, Janelb lly lli Beat and lllftlly. 1 l\lrt Mulba R0II Mr. tmel Mrs. James Dillon ' n1er have visited relaUves In Wr1t IU'J'IS SUTI'JD Vif81nla for the put weeteucl 1 PT PLEASANT ru -_:r. and Mn. Nev. 9. White Mrviees will bt nera famll)' were In MadiiOD, W. • z p m. &lo4ay lo atltad Melbodlal church at 2 e II familY rellllltltl. Ml'l. Naomi (;atb lnp. Mr. aad Mrs. Joha 1>t1D IDd 8 m, It Solllbslde er wert vliiiOI'I llllb Mr. p rn end Mrl. Kelmelb ol ' . Frl8nds Rtclne. •/ the Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ptrklnl home f:rw • HIIIMII chlldrtn Wll"l bin frQm 1011 11 wm' be :'bem.h C:Y· Bur Ill villi Mr. and l'lrl. 1 ....,1 c ur HudloD I - ' 1ftl1t; Wav~rly Kyger Creek tournament 57 41 54 41 ~:•always m~s Dates LI'sted .118Millions oltona o1 whlte 11811d 211 ~· ~t'"';":' seated at a table wllh whJte iMyers and lhe Sbivelers for. Ga1y Slaven p1ckmg up the v•c· l 1 Rock Springs Gra g 11cover and centered w1th ar·d•w day s tory m re I1ef ; the M'ddl BEDFORIJ.ATI!LETICS e Ame rangrmenl of !lowers ' eport IThursday evening n lh 1 - -- - 47, 49 490 13 ,L St. LouiS 47 48 49~ 8'1.! "I wish 1 bad the nerve te ask Senators fell 6-2 to Malleable ml The Athlet•cs outhlt Bedford Leo d . wl mos' CI liB T() MEET " ' t h d 1 be th 10 5 and offered a mor balanc- I nar preSJdmg m the ab ' 4" 50 5> 474 14 ,.. Ch1cago 44 52 .45812 tllat &UY lor some peaauts. I'm a PIc mg ue tween It k th 7 b ~t hi I sence of Fred (;oeglem wor >IVERS CONV~l.F:SCING ' The Me~gs County Rldlfll 42 50 .4~7 12 Jtarved! Senators' Tim Demoskey and a ac · ~ 1. a ers ~ th) mO'Ier ' - Jav Myers has returneo Irom ' Club w1il me•t Tuesday July 42119 Houston 40 Washington 31 63 !30 Malleable's B Buxton and liB 10 got ling theJr safelyf•veI wo boys ' ·It was announced that al the Deaconess · Boston Kansas City 33 29 59 59 359 330 25 27 New Vnrk , 24 the lhJrd a;.e lhe 'Galli hits.Bedford Ron Smith Hospital to the ., 7 al 8 p m at Its new b":" Friday's Re!ulla AlhietJCS o!stu ed Bedfor.itor two smgles and Sam Kern a ldose of the ned meetmg Aug· hom• of hiS son m law and on the Me1gs Fair· Friday'• Results Los Angeles 7 Boston 3. night a 9- wm gg •double ond two smgles. . ust 11 thev w•ll vaeate the hail daughter, Mr and Mr< r.eorge A film , Arah1ans Are 7 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 2, night Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 0 Tomg . ht Cheshire's Reds op. I r•'or the Alhlel·ICS Bos1.IC sin· . 1 for th• lalf SIHvcier Jr, 10 Cuoelnna!J fun w11i be shown Membera . Washmgton Kans Cy 3, mght New York 3 Philadelphia 2 · en against Pomt Dairyland mlt•d and tnpled, Slone had two f ·Safety" "asthethemeoflhe ' whore lie is slowly convalesc- •ar. asked to brmg their own New York 2, night ilO mnings, night) the first game the Syracuse singles, Richardson a triple and program presentedb by Mrs. W lmg from ma;nr smgery per· <haus Detroit 6 Chicago ~. mht CincinnaiJ 9 Houston I, night I Giants and the' GallipoliS Tigers smgle and Jones, Moran, Tay. , A. Morgan. lecturer. (;roup 1 Saturday's Probable Pitchers San FranciSCO Ji Milwaukee I, Iplay their first tourney game lor and Lee each singled , smgmg ol the Grange song. Ch1eago at Detroit - Horlen night l at 8 P m . ant the Middleport Bedford . . 1011 000- 1 ~ t1 "S•ftmg." opened the program 18·7) vs. Wickersham 12-8). StLouiS 4 Los Angeles 3 112 IRed Sox tackle the strong Dun· [AthletJcs . 61011X-9l0 tan dmemb<Js responded lo roll I New York at Cleveland-M1k- mnmgs,,mghtl 1 . IJup Tire club from Pomt Pleas-. Williams and Well .Jones, l call w1th a safety hmt Sever<-~ 1 kelsen <3-61 vs McDowell (!f-7). Sat•rday s Probable Pftcben The DJStnct 12 Softball Tour· an1 - bolh one·t1me wmners- !Bostic tWPJ 3• and Bost'Jc •1 articles were read "''•·will•dint! ..l OPEN BOWLING SCHEDULE Kansas Clly st Washmgton- Ph IIadeIPh1a at New York- nament, bot h Fast P Jtch an d 10 the mghtcap. Jones, 3 Tragedy of Erroo s, b) Mr EFFECTIVE UNTIL AUGUST 30 Sheldon 14-3) vs. Ortega IJ!Hl). Bunnmg (10.7) vs. Par80118 Slow P1tCh, Will be played In BRAVES. YANKS Frauk Gruese• , Age of rlri1ooer< Mmnesota at Baltimore tmght) 11·5). Mar•etla, on July 31, August I, Ste D f be · · m aCCidents Mrs Enul Ball I - Pascual (6·3) vs. McNally Pittsburgh at Chicago - Law 7 and 8 The Fast Pitch will be slron;• for and This and ;fhat. Mrs. Amo; ' eMONDAYS- CLOSED 19-9) vs. Jackson (8-!2). (5-4) . played on Auust 7, 8, 14 and night couldn't find the !ale Of Leonard. eTues., Wednesday, Thursday- 4 p.m. til Closing Los Angeles at Boston Cmcmnall at Houston {2, da~- 15. The wmner! ol each towna- 24 h~urs later was touchJ for Mr Leonard read. Sex of driv· Chance ((Hl) vs Monbouquette mght)-Nuxhall (6-3) and EIIIJ men! w1il advanco to the Slate four runs 10 the /Jrst 101110 b I era 1n accidents. and MJSs Bet. 1 17-111. ~!~~b;~·ll ~~ellar 11·1) and Tournament. , the Yanks Gary Slaven c~~ ty Le""ard read. FU>es are • • Friday, Saturday, Sunday - Noon til Closing Sunday's Games r .. · · The tournament feels $24 for ' on and shut tho Yankl out witlJ. .. Chicago at Detroit, 2 St. LoUJs at Los Angeleo unsanct10ned tO<!mS The draw· oot a hit the rest of the way MASON _ Th Mary 1 New Vork at Cleveland, 2 )n!g~t)-SadeckJ 12·8) vs Kou· lnJ for both tournamenll will gtving up a run in the fifth 0~ Rebecca Circles• at M8 s 0 0 ' Kansas C1ty at Washmgton, 2 a ll-31. be July :10 I P m. DST, at Bob two walks hit batter and In· Methodist WSCS at a 1· t Mmnesota at Baltimore, tw1hghf Mllwaukee at San FranciSco- Zide Spor o Shop In Mariett.t. field out Johnson took the loss meeting in the h ·h d ";1 Los Angeles al Boston F1srher 14·31 vs Shaw 19·6). For additional information call Brave; hitters were Dunfee. rerlion of M c Leurct unzerkl R ben R'tch 374 7206 M ' rs. s er er e, . eu ' ey' · • ar· Boyd, Vaughan, Taylor, and p1 esidenl, made plans for eel Fight Result Sunday's Games ltll.a, Hoole I. i MtOoud, each a single, and ebratmg the 25th aMJVerary of By United Presa Internotlooal Philadelphia at New York, 2 Burns a smgle and double, 1WSCS wllh Mrs. Ray Proffitt . IFor Racine K. Theiss smgled, I as cha~rman, asSisted by Mro MELBOURNE (UPI) _ Roc· Pittsburgh at t11tcago, 2 VETERAN GOES HOME IHart doubled and Johnson lrJp- Dallas Cadle, Mrs Marvan ky Gatteilari, 113, Australia, Cmcmnati at Houston outpointed Raton Mojica, 114, St. Louis at Loa Angeles GOLDEN, Colo. (UPll - A led. Frame, Mrs. William Fry and 490 13 8 3 000 Nicaragua 112). Milwaukee at San Franctsco . group of pro football rook1es IBYravkes ·· · · · Mrs. Reuben Stewart. . . ' an s .. , . .. 400 010 - i 3 I The worship and og usuallv the v1cbms of severe pr ram pre-season haZing by the vet· Dunfee, G. Slaven tWP, 2, were presented by Mrs. fred ' erans, got a taste of sweet r .. and Vaughan. Johnson (LP), K. Spencer. MaJor League Resultt venge Fnday when veteran of· Theiss, 5, and Crow. A report wa9 .presented .on i By United Preso lnter ..tlonal IS eenSJve tackle Harold Olsen of SENA the School of Cbnstian MJSSJon Amerlcao League the Denver Broncos qUit the T TORS-MALLEABLE for 11165 held at We't Virg1ma : Mmn 000 000 020- 2 6 I squad because lle did not think ~ h!~ b~mo:ey gave up only Wesleyan College at Buckhan- 1 Balli 000 200 001- 3 50 he could make Ule team bob~l uh t ht wert I fleidmg nan by Mrs Marvan frame. Perry, PleJB 19) and Battey. Coach Mac Speedie re.;arked d Dees t akt urt ltkhede Sena~;s. Tbe unified theme was "The B be 18-7) d · 'an moa 0Y wa s11 ...t. Ch 1 Ia ' C 1r " ar r an Orsmo Loser COLUMBUS IUPI) - T h "It's the f~rst lime in my asso- lten, also to help Malleable;, r' ' n s a mg. -Perry (HI. HRs - Allison Ohio Wildlife Div•s•on sa.: cJallon with p•o football that • cause. Demoskey fanned 8 8 Mrs. Waynt Greea ' 115th), Battey 14th). Thursday wtekend fishing pr~ good crop ol rookies has seared i Buxton of Malleable fanned 14 that Mr Miller who h., . -pects were "just fair,, s- away a veteran." walked only s. ' recreation proJect for Lak!n :l ~~:~t" 031 000 001- 5 8 I The report by distrwls: Senator hitters were Keith : State llospJlal had received Buzhardt ~ ~ !Ox- 6 12 Central: No outstandln Vanlnwagen a triple. Demosk·l WSCS gJfts of a badmmlon ( ) Wilheim ~ er catches reported Some lis~ Caesar Creek, Great Miami, ey, Bruce Hawley and Red and ho111eshoe set. The IIOCifll' 11 7 Martin (& ' Ag and p taken at Kiser, Buckeye Hoov- Stillwater and Little Miami Howard each a single, and 1, Will unlmue' to fun,·lmn m: 1 and Freeh~n. ~[=~r ~a er and Grigg 8 reservoir~. Most mostly clear and normal. F1sh· ~~-- ~- -th1t1 c~pac1ty as tong as equip , (2-11). Loser _ Locker streams clear and low but few ing pressure low , WOULil BACK RE·MATCH men! Is needed, Mrs. Green HR• De fishermen out Lake Erlo l llanduoky Bay1 reported meter (8th), Nortlureste . • Many white bass takell as well SAN JOSE, Cahf (LIP() The group was remmded of Prien Start At ~;t~) t6Ul), Wert (5th), includinc th:·s~~~ streams as perch and sheepshead. IJ· Fight Promoter Ben Bentley Spinlual Life Retreat thJB Oc- 1 Cleveland DetrOit Chicago New York Loo Angeie• I The Middleport Braves, West Virmia Malleable and Lhe Gal. Athl t' d d the li poI18 e ICS 8 vance IB Los Angeles 55 5938 35.591 31> Cmcmnall .ti2S .. Malleable, Athletics and Middleport Braves Advance National Lea1ae erican Leagn.. Am w L ~Pet. GB III"Oat, rollmg sand dunes. They are of the most breat!J.tat. lng SJghbJ on the Cape. ~ ~~~~::u.a ~""Ward llld1 Charlene ~ ~ ~~~ Ken~eth By United Press International I· · ~~w~aining ~ ~ :U. ~as ~to ~ NGS ~ Iande~ ~lback :~2 bel~ ~IC~Oh~ometnr1~:Joo / 81 \ c:;;an~ ~:: Mr. and Ml'l. Joe lllcComb of S.J.R. 11, commends Sen. de edr Pltlabullh, vlafted recently at Robert Shaw, R • Columb apler o1 ' an aerv II lhe bol!lf of her perentl, Mr. and the Ohio Commluiou on the Grand Esther of the Gtllo and Mrs. P. E. Rolllh. Inter • State Coo ation on 1 eral Grtnd Chapter of Eaatam Ryther Roush i• vacatioDing succe.~~lul meetmion the Mid· c~lldren, Star. She waa alao 1 member in Canada westtm Realoaal CGD!erence of '"' The uther dead were •n homo told pollee he had seen a Paul Sellers and dau htera scattered act10ns elsewhere in youns American lolllring near Roaemary and Mr: V1et Nam the American official's home and Mra Dourtaa Johnson Just before the killings J sd h'ld ' In an air action todsy U S The servant said the u n · r • c 1 ren, Robert, Ron· planet helped by a Navy de American oped away : 0a m: Mr. and Mra. 0 1 8 or stroyer escort WIPed out a fleet . - and of :12 Communtal JUnka near Qui Carroll, John and Bruce, Mrs. Nhon klllint 25 Vie! cona. Air Sloth and dauahter, Rill Force planes bombed an eapi.. j Sue, Mr. and Mrl. Everett Slves factory for the time _ __ _ __ • _ ·Roosh and dauahten Jane and in North Viet Nam Judy; Dale Rouab, Larry Spen· The spokesman disclosed that Gaute readlnP• Galllpolia cer, Ike Spencer, Mrs Gloria guerrillas durtng the nljlht had Dam 12 3, 11.8, runnlnl lett Johnson children, Michelle again cut the VItal road con- oo rollen, Pomeroy·Maaon zo .. and Tony' Mra. Beulah Author· nectln& Saigon w th the Me· 83, Pt. Pieaaant Hinton """ children Bea Jay and kana Delta to tho 1south The 086 al4lllonary, Killawha Falla Eddie, John Wlfllelt, Mr. and Reds blew up two bridges and 2 98 lallinK, Charl•eton 18 81 Mra. Larry Wolfa and aon Keith; erected two barrtcades acroos stationary. London, Marmet Rour Oura, Bonnie and Judy nalionai highway 'between My and Winfield dam• wert on the DeLona, Mr 1nd Mr1. David Tho, miles south or sa•gon, ••lis. Cleland and children, Brian and and Cin Tho, 80 miles to the Boat . Tammy, and Richard Wolf. 1 re~'OJ ~ ~;::, ~~! ou rt~oom . n 1, l.n .ng Leui!i!lature At AGlance e- ~ ll ·- ~ - ~:m: ~:; .en•~ WI~ ..._, Br~";., ~ique ·.~b !olio~ ~~ 1~ ~e,~nd ~~e=; ar~a Read~ Bumgarn~r ...:t: ~ . ' New Haven News Notes ~"'" ' 7: By Tom RaU •11 - Jly . GEORGE C, LANGFORD the Nallonal Loague leading Cleveland beat Ne" York 5-2 double triple and single lnd -allowing an infield single to 1088. UPI Sporll Writer Dodgers u. Angeles defeated Boston three RBia. Dot! Landrum in the fourth Ill' Pinch-hitter Johnny Stephen· Joey .Jay, who basn't enjoyed Moves Reds CJ....3 and Washington stopped Kan. Maury WID1 had another Ill' mg-asd gained his 34th major !1011 drove m his first run ol the 1 I I wlnmng eeason !IDee he put Jay hmlted the Houston As· sas City 5-3. credible night for the Dodgen league shutout lor Pitteburgh. year lor New Vork m the tolh together consecutive 21·V1Ctory tro• tn only, one nit over the Jay allowed only five base in a loolng eflorl, collecting five Jim Pagliaroni clubbed a pair inning to lve the Mels a VI Cam~ fe&rs ~1961 and 1962, has el· l~st e1ght innings Friday n1ght, runnoro after the first ltmlng on hits and stealing two more baJ. of home runs and DoM Clen. tory ove Philadelphia Tile loss rn 'II bowed hi! way back among the p1tchmg hiS fourth complete four walks and a Dfth..uming es to run his total thefts 10 M denon hit aoother for tho P~ w· • the eJghth in the last 10 ' U I! pttcbing elite. ames and movin the Reds sigle by Ron Brad Tbe A.. - 25 games aheJJd ol hia roc- rates whn routed Chicago start· games lor the Philhes Jack The strapping Cincinnati w1Ulin 1'h games of !Jrst place troo scored in the first on Joe ord setting pace in 1962 when er Dick Ellsworth. The victory Baldschun, who relieved Chris CL''VEI AND Ohi (UPI) _ confident nd e1 eel • righthander has been troubled WJIJ, a 9-1 victory. Morgan's leadoff double and a he piHered 104. was the !lith lor Friend aalnsl Sh ' in the lOth, was the loser Cl 7and '6 ' Jim 1 th 1 rlr: laid""). , Ibis season wiUl a bad elbow The St. Loui.s Cardinals dealt sln,lle by Lee Maye. Ken Boyer singled bo m e seven losses and his lira! trJ· Jack Fisher went the roule for wa> at the : eh!nstve ' wileD 11 that has made 11 difficult tor Los Angeles 11>1 th1rd stra1gbt J\eclt Bueh Slqles Mike Shannon w1th the winning umph In three week!. lhe Meta allowing only f1ve h1ts 1 b' H. Coll the j "b him to pitch more than sill in. loss H in 12 Innings, San Jay, who got hll lirst hit of rUD in the 12th lor .st. Louis. Ron Herbel, with ninth tnnln& lA> win Ills seventh in 18 deci· clea!:t ::e th:t,.!! '''''"'' 81008 1 0 Dings, yet bt has managed to Francisco ended Milwaukee's the season and ICOI"ed twice, Don Drysdale, who hit his fifth rebel r m Frank Linzy, saul' and battery charge by a me t" But be added ba !utf • construct au 11-2 won lost record • game wiMlng streak H was locked in a 1·1 duel with homer of the yell", appeared stopped the streaking Braves in A spectacular colhSJon on an Mumc•pal Court JUry been lle ould be and the second best winning 10 N V k dged Phi . ' Clande Raymond until the aev· headed lor hie 16Ul victory with hfs first starting a88ignmeot Ia ootfieid Oy sent three Philiies- Brown holde of · 1 lull 1 wter lulrillli" 1 pePcentae in the National ew or e !adelphia enUJ tMlng when aingleo by a 3-1 lead In the eighth untU almost three "eeks Herbel was Johnny Callison, Johnny Bnggs back d ,' the j ;led oult c · 188 1 eb League behind Sandy Koufa•. 3-2 in 10 toPinge and Plttsburgb Vada Pinaon, Frank Robinaon the Cards tied fl on two walka touched lor 10 hill including and Tony Taylor-to the hospi· Footb 11 1 s n d \a •ona S Y yers. Alld while the Reds have blanked Chicago 1-0 in other and Deroo •Jobnsoll brougbt and singlet but talh or stltcbes and X-rays. An- by IIJr'am.eaFrtgdue, r:vhel too benearh ed . G H by Curl Ra Flood W sbband Eddie th Gi Mathews ts t II 21ot ted homer th round ay m~ gm welurroundl ·WIS ers m e cow u~ 1 been slruggllng lately. losmg Nl games. home the deciSive run. Phll ag ano. Y ~ urn e an rea a. " • ot er Phillie, Cookie Rojas, also traimng. several hoUJ s after a after the ju '• verdict waa Uo l1ve of thelf last eJght, Jay has In the AmeriCan League, Bal· Cincinnati scored ..,..... rune W&l the winner ill relief and lrlppel'l by Wlihe McCovey wa. sent to the hospital for X· Jury of seven women nd f1ve l nou ced s?:.wo sa a he had won •w ce and managed tn tJmore chpped Minllf'so!JJ In the last two iMings as Pete Nick Wilhite took the loss 122nd) and Jesus Alou 17th). rays ol an inJury suffered men reached its erd ' . 1 n d ' '! tte .. ' th who"" 1 · my ec eon e 1rs aatr wasonym 1 keep Cincinnati on the heels of Detrmt nipped Chicago 6-5, Rose paced the attack with • Bob Friend hurled e on.. h1tter Ken Johnson 110.5 I look the' Thursday •n Ch1cago The 1 d Jd vd •cth f afrfea yand orgo " 1 · eterested., APPI y FOR FR~NCH boliol that Brown was mnocenl m getting m shape for footbalL WARREN, Ohio (UPII- Joan Remias, 22, of Warren f and .a .sul!riend today narrowly missed death in an epic remmtscent of the old-time - -·- ' .... I thriller-shows. The auto was demolished. • As Miss Remiss drove across Topping all the episodes, the Let's take a quick tour of the into Hyann1s. The one • way incetown, we tr 11vel 10 l)(nnlt, . . . . I a railroad grade crossing on old highway pato:ot cited Mlso Rem.. Cape Cod streebl and ''rotaries" tcJrcu- 1pasSing by 1ts l!l"eel, islandSAIGON (UP!) II S. southwest Both towns are mlh· tal targets w1th their five· mch l Route ~ In Trumbull County, las for failure to yield right of lmagme were travehng and ltar mtersocliona in which trat· lstudded harbor. In West Denllll and VIetnamese a1rcrart tary headquarters nfles m the Da Nan& area. Tho the wheels of her auto firmly way to a fre1ght tram. we've decided to spend our va· fie goes in one direction before we notice this sign on (;apt. ~tiled an estnnated 4U5 V1et A spokesman d•sciosed that ch1et large! was a r1ver mouth entrenched themselves between cation on lbe Cape for the !JrSt u~rning off into streets, located Pelea's unusual 811\1Que. ahop, Cong In South VIet ~am US Navy destroyers, the ,stod· eJghl mil~• from Da Nang har- the track's crosstlu. lime, . . ourular to spkes oa a wlleel) "II yoo can't stop, W&VIi u Fnday. US advtsers re· dard and the John R Craig,lbor where the V•et Cong were At the 1ame time an Erie. Drtvmg m 11'0111 BostoP on confuae us at ftrat. you go by." ported today The! cr•d•ted had imked up to bombard coas- concentratmg Lackawanna tr110 came barrel· Rt. 3, we cross over a &llanUc llul then we adjust lA) driving a slam us Alf p1iot 1 ing down the track towards the canal on the huge, hfglrarched, and notice the did brown, wood- We wave and continue on 1111 with helpmg kill 300 \I Jet I two and the trapped auto silver colored Sagamore Bridge. shingled houses with their now • narrow roads to Denm.. cong who were stagmg a I M•ss Rhod• and her friend·. We immediately notice flat, wooden shutlers on every win· port and Its quaint business dl .. v•ctory celebratiOn. ' Jud•ty Lunsford, 21. aisn of aandy .11rr11n punctuatad by dow, the oolorful orchitaclura, !rtct of small one • BIOI')' build· I Warren leaped from the car B'IMGARNER REUNION strugglmg, scrawny • appear· numeroua ehopa and mgs; to llarwlch when we llop The tram alammed into Tb.. Rluntoll will inl pine. the wharf and 'city docks' with atdthe 11081 office which 18 only on, a coas a c y . vehicle and ita engine derailed. be held Sunday, Ausu•t liD the Tina " the "nal" beginning their flshinl· ullllll! bolla, neltl WI e to bold two of us m1les northeast. of Saigon, SAIGON iUPII - A top U.S aid official and a VietNew Haven Park 1 balket diD- of the Cape l!"ea oidtimers teD hanJiing from tht malta 10 dr)l, standmg sJd&-by..ide, and JOe 00 the little dinner beU used 10 said the dead p1lot was one namese woman companion were shot and killed here ner , 11 be held· at the nonn us 10 we become mort alerl 10 Leaving HyiiiiiiB, now of four who . broke up a Fr1day rught The couple was gunned down near t h e hour A business meeting will Its unusual scenery as we dr•ve Rt. llfl heedlna towards J>rov. call the poatmlslre.is fi'Oiil her Communist celebra residence of o.Jputy U S. Ambassador U AleXIa Johnson. AIOCIII hour and llllflll waahinllnlldt; llld to Chatham !ton at the VIllage of BP An American was picked up and questioned In COD• I hlldr will be blld I where we stop at the Monamay Khe 15 miles east of Q· .ectlon with the double slayilli, 8C(Ording to official U.S. en e n Theatre 10 lee • presentation 1 fie c Nhon with bomba, napalm sources. He was not !dent!· '=ARY CLVI by the Ohlo UDIYe11ity Playen. and cannon fire. fied. torblke ohortly after the aholl Mra. Beula Farlo Bolct, II, Boa•• Slaw Governments. The Cape II"U seems to beCapt M c Elliot ol Glendsle, Klfled was Jock Ryan, 44, the rant out. native ol Galllt coun(J, and The Rolii"J Club mel 'nlurtPassed: . SeDate come wilder, mort" natural, the 1 Am. a pilot who aurvived, said ch1ef of the public oafety dlvl· Some reports oaid the Amerl· 1 relidenl of !&Ill Grandview day t!lenilll 11 tht HarUord -S.B. 201, mcludea. frlnce Paaaed: . cloaer we get 1o Provincetown. hJS fhght .,ed over the targ. ••on of tha United Statea Opera· can mtcht have been 1 wit· A Col b died 1 h Methocllal Qlurch tor Ita 1'111'" beiH!Iita in the prevatlmg ratu -H.B. 696, requtres persons Sand beaches Surround .....J.. 1 113 for an ob•ervauon run. opot. lions Minion tUSOMi, Ule nea1 to the shootlna. on :he Ia• 11tnner mtetlJII. 'l1lt lfOUP of Will on public unporve- enaa&ed in auction in motor the most beautllul hari;l;' 01 tlnJ aoverai new bulidmga American lid apncy here •. and th d Geo Bot diacuatCI the club 1011 tournt· ment1 (Vote 94-51. vehicles to obtam a license the country on whicb DQII08 1 WI ow 01 erected by the Viet Coni re- a V•etnameso woman unofhclal· r1e ce. menl llllnl held. -S.B. m, allow• priVate cl" from the registrar !Vote 27-11). a few bathars or an : centfy He said the planes hit 1)1 • Identified 11 Mra. Nauyen Mro Boice was the dauahter TtwH ltlendlt11 wert Donald lztna to brinl an action qainll R B. 319, provides an ex· scavenger beach0mber a$10Dal • the area with bombs, napalm Th• Hal, 26, a USOM employe. of the fall John and Vlolla P'oaleto'lg, Herman Layne, Dick v.ndallsm without aub- emption from Inheritance ter and ·annon fife IRyan Wll I Iormor FBI aaent. Smith Far&•· formerly ol Che- Drd Jtck ll'leaber Romt !eel to fal&e armt lUlls <Vote for fraternal societies (Vote 29- In Orleans we vlsft an outdoor c · Authorities alao lnveatigated C ahlre Ruaaall ~pehlrt, HI!'- Moll). 0). art lestfv11 (the Cape 11 known 01 The pilot who waa killed wao the poulblllty the killings ml&ht She 11 survived by 1 alater, ry Miller Edwin Sttln Arthur -S 11 400 uth lzes t h -S B. 199, revise~ the proe&- as a summer artist co10111 ~ making hll second pnl over have been committed by VIet Nina B. Mealy ol Toledo, and Thtbel Tttomll Reed Rtv Ira ie' r t I e dure of organization of joint though the sreater DIIDlber the target when hJS AlE Sky· Cong terrorists. ' a nephew and niece, Robert Hea· Mlrlln' Berlaford and Frank r to a th y;:. !Je. stock msurance companies cate m Provincetown; and lllrl· 1 raiaer waa hit by rround fire Pollet lound Ryan • bullet• ly 1nd Mra. Nina Hufl)m aU Capehlrt (V ;ll ..... way (Vote 22·5). board rentals tnd Jobater 111op 1 riddled body sprawled on the 'l'he qactne Fire department of Bay Villaae ' Mr and Mrl Fred p en -H.B. 776, allows volunteer • Tho second he1viest atrJke front lawn o/ hla home Neabry held ito aecond annual picnic at Mra Boice 'waa 1 member nd · wb b · be Resnlutiona ldopted· or part . time fmmen to par· Near Truro, almost to Prov· •11inat the auerrllla• w11 350 was the woman'• body. the Racine Village park recent· of Order of Elatern Star 1 aon ave en 1 ng -H.B. 147, In tribute amj.,... tfcipate m the Public Employes mcetown, we try I dirmer ol mllea northeaat of Salllon where The mhootms occurred 1bout ly w1th a potluck diMer served for &II yean. Sbe waa 1 Pill and •II'lCI 10 Robert B. Konwln Rellrement Fun diVote 28-0). stuf!fd1quahogs, a New E111land 0 1 · • " a Dight of 817 twln ..nr. jell m•dnlght those present um... chief Ia 1 counsel of tha c ' spec a ty · After thia rare exper74 kllled an estim- 110 guerril· A male aorvant at Ryan'• Attending were Rev and Mn. :'::"n ;;ra: their bomt al Santa Crull, N. of Tote& upon hll deaUl fty • Jence we out to view tht T ' Jay- Wins Eighth; Cards Nip LA in 12th C"Brown Forge#~; L !;;< ff. .. -- At .•• Hawk's Cycle Sales ,....,_ MA & . . I Milt ltlNtll tf l l O!Ioilt .. 5 Men. Thurs. lal..t .. I ,._ Wod. Prl. LY NtM · · ""'""'· 0. e NOW FEDERAL TAX FREE e Associated Radio & WITH MILLER MAYTAG WY 2-3635 HARRY MIUER �• • \ . j, ' Latter Day :Saints Visit • ln.Community P------.atate. o., July 24, 1965 &-Dally Senunei, Pomeroy·!IDddleport, Around And About Middleport The ll:miPa Smitb Circle of llc .teorpnilld Ch11rch Ql J• IU> Christ of Latter Day Saints at the llome of Mrs. Wil· ttuush lor their regular •Y 1neeling. J part ol their program, .Jp divided infJJ two's ""'' and vlalled througl> .e c'OIIlmunlty, 'They Clll' into each home a small op servke. The theme . ngthen Your Brethren .. ~gh Spiritual Power," with .Ptlll'e from I Timothy, and ,>Oem was used In each home. ALLer returning to the Roush home, there was a group dis· Cllllllon and short business meetIng. Refreshments were served and cames played by the nine members present ' DAUGHTER BORN · FOR ALL OCCASIQ.N!_ We w1rt Dowers everywhere WY22039 011 NIGHT WI \1.2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop Airs. Mlflard Van Meter WI GIVI TV STAMPS R. IIWn Pomero, MAS_ON DRIVE· IN TONIGHT HH! RIDBS TALL. Tony Young Dan Duryea -and- "ROBtNSON CIIUSO ON MARS" ·Paul Mantee, VIctor Lundin (Technicolor) Sun. & Mon. July 25·26 "SEND ME NO PLOWERS" Rock Hudoon Doris Day (Tcchnlcolor) -and"THI THIN RID LINI" Keir Dullea I I TO WED- Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Crooks, 25 PageStreet Middleport, are announcing the engagement and appro~ching marriage of their daughter, Jeanette, to Mr. Daniel Dean Thomas, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, 408 Maple-Street, Ripley, West Virginia, and the late Mr. Taylor Thomas. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Middle· port High School and Ohio University in Athens where she received herBS degree in Education. She IS a Kinder· garten teacher in the Marietta Schools. The groom-elect Is a graduate of Ripley High School and served two years with the United States Marine Corps. He has been asso· ciated with the Kaiser Aluminum Corporation at Ravens· wood for 7V2 years. The wedding will be an event of Sal· urday, August 21, at Iwo·thirty in the afternoon at the Middleport Church of Christ. The Rev. Donald Hicks 11111 be the officiating minister. Mrs. Powell is Hostess lor Past Ofiicers - TechnlcolorLIIu&bterl Muolel Melle! Cartoon Favorttea WALT DIINIY'S "TAnoiD POLICI HORIE" - TeehnlcolorS.ndy S.ndero.Sblrley Skllea Chao. Seel. See: The race between l'<lltinl horse and Modei·T Ford. Al10 Dlonoy Cartoono taken !rom Mathew 16:3. She also read an article on the "Star Spangled Banner" and closed with prayer. Mrs. Mayme Holmes and Mrs. Thomas Clark were named to take a birthday cake to the county home for July. C8rds were sent to Mrs. WilHam Bax· ter, Mrs. Olin Knapp, Mrs. A. V. Howell and Mrs. Harry Houdashelt. 'The AI! ;ust meetIng was canceled due to the fair. The 11 You Don't Say" game was conducted by Mrs. Ben r;MET/MES I WONVER ~ ABOUT PEOPLE... teed Quality AMF Bicycles-the Most Popular Models at Bargain Prices. r. I tl\i POMiltO~ tiMi\U BlOCK tOMPll\1 - 88C 124.80 HARRIS CIW(Ul 24" PORTABLE FOLDING •11111m· BBAZIEB Ntw wid~ ROUND PIIICl deep, ~·gauR' btllded 55° Ctuwn1 • plated 119-95 manufatlured from QUI!tt~ with CURVED BENCHES biii!CIIIs • , , rubber tilts. s&.as REG. $Ut 11, SALE PIIIC£ S1.55 1.111 IIHCHU $5.28 ••• time!" SLIP-HEAD SASH - #Mmhr Federal RIIIFW ly.fent Mltular hdwel Depaalt lnsur.nce Corporation POMEROY, OHIO ••T IALE- sea.• roT IM.IEPIIIC£ lo11tlll 4' )I 8' thtftt. The ..bclllt·ln" random &'ooved IIMinKOt P«(or.ted at tap •• , c.n bllleft n.tural or rclnttd. Irs VERSAnLE CONOMIOALt .... = --=rrx3'1l" rrx•,. .... ...... $4.95 SALE NOW IN PROGRESS - ft f =·~~ f'I'.M •••• tai.IO - IIACICI11i ·• I $\1'aac ... :==:...- \ ENDS AUGUST 7th - MANY MOD BARGAINS .. THE POMEROY C-EMENT BLOCK CG. THE DEPARTMENT ITOitl 01' BUILDINCJ SINCI lfll 11 ,,. ,... ........ " -tar . &:. - - flllbo ...... otflc. ..:::J:" $2.29 WIN e RED ROSE .... ...., STAIRWAY 118.&0 ROO FillS r"' .... e SURE $7.69 DI$AHIAIING . ROLL hnt·fi*'- felt • •• Mturltld willl t&Ohtlt f« tGfl& W.. Comlllltl wm. ,,,._. rooflns oal" ... OIIMilL · ·-:·---:·. ···-= IX1IIIOI WINDOW SHUTTIIS Z'rxl'3" $7.19 VINING HOUSE BROOM AlfiHAI.T f'JIH. c iOIIII, Clbl , worklhops, de. Euy· to · MEIGS EQUIPMENT 1.-.-.· ,...... The ideal intttlar aintt Ptntl ••• UMful fof~· 1 LowHI O'Dell, Debbie Hall. ' Peggy their parools, Mr. and. Mrs. Tho Alma..c w~~ ~~~. ~ice:f~:esidenl Rich· Smith, Vickie Grate, Roaemary Dick Foley, Rutland and Mr. By United Preu lnlerllaUonal ard Nixon and Russ•an Premier Rice, Gary Snowden, Mike May and Mro. Ernest Quillen Today 11 Salurda . Jul 24 Khrushchev earried on their and the honored guest. The Syracu'" and otber friends the 205th day of 1 ~ wit~ IIW famed kitchen debate at an Iii COMPANY girls then enjoyed a slumber er the holiday weekmd. to 1 11 Amer'can xhib'l · M I 1 e 110n 10 osrow. [ after Debbie had opened Mike and Mark Tho ow. REAR MEIGS G!NERAL HOSPITAl sons ol M d M D nJ: e moon 1s approaching ilr -gills ........ .. . r. an rs. en "· new phase. A !hough! for the day : French PERSONALS .. .... Atkeson of Columbus have spent The morning stars are Saturn author Alexander umas said: WY 2-2176 POM!Roy· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyoell a week With lhea grandparents, and ·u iter. · "Greal ia truth. Fire cannot of Belleview, Fla., were recent Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor. Th P . burn nor water dr It" Saturday sueota of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mre. Robert Hill, e evemng stars are Venus ....,..;;.;.,;;.,;;;.:,ow;;,;n;..;,;...,_ _ _. ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Carl Hysell. who were vltliUDI in and Mar.. ~I Mr. and Mrs. William Dean were called home due to French novelist Alexaader U· daughters, Saundra and iUness of his aunt, Mrs. mas lthe Elder) was born on Teresa, have moved lnlo the Davia, Vinton. th~ day In 181)2. former Ethel Nelson property Mr. and Mrs. Jim n this day In history : which they have purcl111sed. Karen and Jamey, of ba~ 1 ~!· Mormo~3 led by Br~i·ll Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow- bus spent a weekend with ung arnved ~~ , I· den and family of Gallipolis vis- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Calir Great Salt Lake Valley m Utah. !ted in Rutland for the Fourth Taylor. of July celebration. Larry and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Folden Gary remained overnight with spenl 1 day with his brother their cOUsin, Mike May. Homer Foldon in Coolville ,;. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hysell vis- cently. recently with her father, Holiday wee'<end visltnn of Mr. Charles Ebershach of Porn- Mrs. Freda Grate included Mr. eroy. and Mrs. William SclloonJIYI!I' II e8ird Seeds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simp. of Toledo, Mr. and MrB. Billy •e>,star Sheila kina and Charla and Mellssa ol Schoonover of Michigan, Mr. Columbus spsnl a weekend with and Mro. Jim Schoonover and •!HI Grit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy daughter, Clara, of Michigan, t Fertilinra Snowden. The Simpkina came Mra. Diane Mqer and aon, Why not see Fulton· eLirne ....,clng • Cament & Mort•r Thompson about a ne'W estock Stfl FARMERS New Holland or Musey· tWater Stftener DO YOU NEED MONIY Binder,...._ Ferguson baler? $aft I'OR OperaiiDil Cost eTebfe Meet Cipltal fmllJ'OVomeot ASK ABOUT lqulpmanf Uvestoek tLittll'l AatomobllH OUR Bdueallliaal Low •Vee~ HI~ ........._ HERE'S YOUR COST ANSWER! sg.aa ... mlltefill. Tlbi>J i1 tl.t. $1.29 MOP (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLYJ ----------~·:::of..::;th:e.;a:t::;te~rnoo~n~a::nd~e~v~en~ing WINDOW UNIT S5.45 $6.71 TI·DEE 4%Annually sse..... 16 FIELD HARVESTER 2 47"' dla.; 21"' bllfl. bowl haa stabl ber cup. a dog'Hye-vlew, but I take the etrortlw 01...... Orcrw" GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service LOUVIR•D CAFE DOORS dye-stained dipped In • wood prtQIYatiQ. ~n: jun ·"We Htve Grown Btcau" We Have Helpad try 'n• Getting Low On Corn? Thorou1hl1 tll&ofltd and JWDC)tliy dn.cl • • • tri«Jod foldlriJ ~ .. Whiti·Away fMtul'l! .. • arid '/l,..,, PICNIC TABLE time,' when Llht eould walk me to the eomer The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company 1 SEE THE FRONT It'O'NNE:R ·-lor IAU HAIVfSTffl 1 r LOUVERED SHUTTERS t"x16" D CAPACITY AT l't!ICII BEGIN AT eay, 'lmut hurry to the bank before clolilll lntet'llf P~Y~Rint D•t• Are: Feb. 15th, #My 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th .......,.J 11!/1/!L SAVE at ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET in POMEROY '"fake my mistro1111, for lnstanee. I hear her ::SAVINGS P' Big Values in Lawn Mowers-Dependable Guaran- Rq. tW: ru- It's U dE • se qulpment Sale Rutland Morris Equipment Co. Wooden Moveablt 10.11. mallboJ: and hank b,. mall. I ;;te f: ver.; GRAVELY I'USTIC TAILICOIQ 1. Fami!J "toptllenlessH can grow from activities In which the entire family participates. Cookial ouHif-doors is an excellent actlvi!J tha~ can be sbared by a family. Outdoor cookery il or Cllll be a creative effort imd a valuable meaus of atrangtbenllll not ouly family ties, but also relationshlpa with fritlldll outaide the home. I Bargains in Carpet Remnants end Room Size Rugs, Also Padding of All Types. $24.30 ......... SCK'tety Notes 1 54" X 10" Jl'l)'1 IVIl")' ;:•k Walls- Counters-Floors-Rubber and Vinyl by the yard. topic, 'jSigns of Times," =~::: =.:= .~ ::~~~fiDio noms, I Paste for all types of Floorings-Congowaii-Metal Edgings for 1 To Good Family Relationships •Oldool, • Cll~, 11'111. ....... Jl!l"'' "' f" yd. widths-For Floor Tiles of ell types-For Floor Veneering- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr, 659'12 Brownell-Ave., Middleport, are announcing the engagement and ap· proachmg marriage o! their daughter, Carolyn .Jean, to Mr. Jack Satterfield, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs Jack Satter· 1 field , Sr., 824 Maple-Street, Middleport . The bride-elect is a graduate of Middleport High School , 1963, and IS . employed in the Citizen's National Bank . She is an active 1 member of the First United Presbyterian Church. Mr. : Satterfield is a graduate of Middleport High School, 1964, I and attended Ohio University in Athens. He is associated ~ with the Blaettnar Automobile Company in Pomeroy, and , is a member of the First Baptist church. The marriage will be solemnized sunday. September fifth at two-thirty i in the afternoon with the Rev. Howard Ruppel! official· ing. The custom of open church will be observed with an - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 open reception to follow in the social rooms of t h e Nautzling with prizes awarded church. lo Mrs. Webster and Mrs. J. wards visited In Dunbar and M Thornton. Home made lee VISIT IN DUNBAR • cream and cake were served Mrs. J. M. Gaul and daught· Charleston, W. Va., with Mrs. by the hostess to the above and er, Vickie, of sumner, Mrs. D. Hundley, their aunt, Mrs. A. Mrs. Ernest Powell entertain· Mrs. Gerald Wilkdermuth and J. Morgan, Mrs. Waid Windon R. Johnson and uncle, Mr. A. i ed the Past Presidents of the Mrs. Owen Watson. of Flatw~."~-~na Ed· V. Johnson, Sunday. American Legion Auxilia17 of Drew Webster Post No. 39 Wed· nesday evening at her home In Laurel Cliff The meeting, In cherge ol h~r TONIGHT thru TUESDAY WALT DISNEY'S "CINDiRiiLLA" :•ew: Headquarters for hard surface Floor Coverings in 2-3 and 4 CAROL VN JEAN RUSSELL Outdoor Cooke-Ar Contributes •J may be 8ri1Jed. 'lbln leafy vegetablet tend to· ' - wile ltrlpl. ~Hat • deeirable color and those which toes and zuccldnl . BY C; E. BLAKESLEE al state highways dropped eight! Nearly half of all accidents is apecled to become availlble atove? Was It the 1oe wiW:h need looi cookln& are bell llnmature otikJIII !llld a ~IY El<teaolon Agenl per ,cent '" 1964 over 1963 were either rear • end collls- at diUerent. places throughout wu injured when the power f"ked by ~ methods. For may be baW wbole Accidente are caused, they from 974 to 197. ions or same direction side- the county during the coming lawnmower accidently got S:y ~ ~ ~~;::. tato. Cabbaie .oould IIIII 3 00 do not bsppen." Tbts statement . . . swlpas. About 48 per cent of year above the toe? waa 11 the bad Ia s, P to wedgu. Place lhl II"IPif'll made years ago, clearly places Accordms to slallsllcs, Yo u day and 40 per cent of nllht A~idants of moving vehicles aunhurn ulred when the eun vegetables on. • IICI~ ol baa- veptabiel l'vl' ~· ar the responsibility for accldenta are least Ukely l!l have an ac- accidents were olthil typa. As on highway• is of coune one was not ~ brlghQy! Was vy duty alummum foil. Add ult four·!Ive servlnp for IIIII _ . :·, on somaoQB. cldent U you drive at the aver· expected, rear end and ancJe of the bli areas needing con- It tbe crtllbed hand when the and ps~ and butter to - lly on a plet:l of ba'7 d'!'J' .It lllimllar to another quota- ~e speed of vehtcles. on the coiUsiona tended to Increase u listen! alertneas but this Ia •ear moved unex....,"" BOll. Brmg ~ea o1 loll ovar loU; add Slllt, ptppa', buller, , lion, "The 'nut' that hnlds the highway you are lravehng. Dur· lions ' • . .....~.. . the top Jeavmg a smaU apace and 1 1. o1 water for bldlYiduil • steering wheel Is res nsible ing !he day a driver !raveling the number of ln~rsec per not the only place that ac· Or maybe •t was the other Outdoor cookery is work, but for steam to espand. Seeltl8ht- serving, 1 T. water for lamny for most autnmobile po acci· at the speed of 20 miles per mile IDCreased. Smce DIIJIII cldenli O<lCIII'. fellow that come over on your It is "fun" work. Good p18DIIing ly with a double fold at top and sezviDp, to the ~. '1!0 dents." hour on main rural highways Is fa"': tr:c~n 1 anddi ~ DuriD& the next four monlba side ~I the hlhway when you is the key to a successful out- ends. Place the package on the form steam quickly. BriDI loll Over 90 per cent of all ace!· al the spaed of 20 miles per rare Y av ong r s on farmers will be very busy with weren 1 watcblng b1m closely door meal. Plan your menus to arW or In the hot coalt!. Turn over top leavq a small Que~ dents Involve some human fall· hour on main rural· highways IB ~l~w=~d· ~~~~~harvesting and gettiDg fall ;:~ugh. :•• It the rear-end coingl- ullsf~ your l~mily'l needs and occasionally. Allow about 20 to lor elp8Dsfon and seal bejb,.. ; 1 1 ure - improper attitudes care- about 100 times more likely 0 . ' crops in. During these paak per- on w en you were Dlov appetites. Eating out-of • doors 25 minutes <cooking time is ends tightly. Individual ~ lessness, lack of attent!o~ to to become involved in an accl· :~ic~:r~! t~Y~ ~= a"'::! foda of activity, farm operator& : a taste~ f of •paec:s than lharpans appetles, so a good longer than In water In a sauce- of most veaetables will cooll,lli rules and regulations and many dent than a driver llavellng at d as well as workera are Ire- • a~ ~ you an co~ role Is to serve simple meate pan and depends upon the veg· about 20 to 2fi mlnu~ 1amn, others. ' a speed of 65 miles per hour. roa · quently tired, hurried, al14 ~ M passenser that consist of only a lew foodJ, etable.>, For individual pack- stu servings 1n about 'u DJiD. Although many organlzallons Low spaeds are dangerous I During the next year more just plain forget~! of lho need :ari tennis '?~s :'tJe ~~ bul plenty of each food. ages, divide tht block intn sin- utea. Turn the paqe mt7 and v~lunteer c•llzens are work· They cause more, worae, and folks wUI he seeing the SMV lor _constanUy bemg aware thaling b~ and the opponent PwJs The family whose members ~le ~rtiDns and place each por· 4 or 5 mtnutes. . InS d_tligently for safer cDm- more cosily accidents than emblem. This is a triangular accident hazards are present at wearing baseball spikes. Or are active and whose children .n a square of heavy duty Encourage aD familJ me» munlties, far ton many people average speeds. In one third of emblem which is made of fluor· all times. the fellow that hit above the are growiDJI rapidly will naed : =~m fo;'- Jeason, then bers to ~~cept and carry ollf still assu~~ th~ " il canl's hap. all highway accidents studied scent yellow • orange, the most Just stoo and think of tile ac- shoulders when you were box- more 1tarcby foods, such as a~d sei~s 0a~ :v:r the top responslbilitlas. Outdoor ~ pen to me attitude toward ac· recenlly , one driver was dm· visible color In daylight, and cidents that have occured in lng. bread and potatoes, and they Pia op dg .' tightly· ery prov•des ID excellent op :ents. The solullon lies in ing .at least 30 miles an hour reflective red material that Is your home, on your farm, or This summer and fall, many :may use more fats and desserts rec~; ~~ ~~:~: ~ver ~e or dl- portumty for children to lakl creation of poSitive safety 1slower then the other. Ve r y highly visible In headlight in your neighborhood recently. paople will be Injured a n d than the family of relatively 20 minutes T or a ut 15 lo lon new ~ different types ,11:1 attitudes, resulting m ~an's ac· slow speeds had the greatest beams at night. The emblem Ia Was It the bumed hand cau.. some fatalities will occur he· Inactive adults. All families [ A numhe~ or~~ o~ca8lonally. · responslblbtleo under enJo1• cep~ of his 1Ddl91dual re· effect oa the number of ace!· available at the Extension Of-, ed from watching lelevislon cause someone failed to accept need proleln fonds such as meat, tables rna h s k.':~ vef"j 1 blc mcumslances. Above till1 s~~~i tly Flo acl safely. dents. flee at the present time, and' when the grease wae on thethelr responsibility for safely. eggs, !Ish. poultry, cheese and ~ -~-- __ Y _• coo . .." . ol HAVE: n~_N ! · ". . OQa arm Safety Week -- - · -- milk. These foods give a sense 1B _set this _year for .July 23-JI. boating on the Ohio River. fJJ return Debbie May 1o her Randy of Reynoldsburg Mr of sa!JSfactlon and a lasting ~~s 1.8 set so that people Mike May remained lhere to hom, here after a two and Mrs Thomas Sch;,.novc; quality to a meal. Fresh fruils I ' WI come more conscious of spend the week. visit with them. and chldren of Rutland Mr and vegetables thai are in sea• , RETURNS FROM TRIP Brenda Turner, who Ia em· and Mrs. J.;.ry Schoonov'er oi son are nutr1twus and handy • REBUILT NO. 8 FORAGE HARVESTER : fa::~n~ing need lo watch loan lnj hich ray contribute Sabra Canaday recently re- ployed in Columbus, •pent the Rulland, Mr. Jack Schoonover to use for outdoor m~als. They eJOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER The las:ur or atallty. turned after accompanying Mr. hnliday weekend with her par· and children, of Mansfield, Mrs. are good when cooked over the 1 farm resld~~f Y ~reakdown of and !Irs. Everett Turner and e11ts, Mr. and Mrs. W• y n e Shirley Barton and soos. of co. fire or when prepared and serv- [ WITH POWER TAKE-OFF • total of ~~dents shows PRIMAR\' CLASS ENJOYS Debbie on tbelr vacallon Turner. and Mr. and Mro Eued as raw relishes, salads or , e FORD PICKUP BAILER 1 8 400 Injuries In 'th U~~ and 7,800 WIENER ROAST through the western states The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dar· gene Fink of Rutland desserts ' Of the d the 3 n e Staler. The Primary class of the four thousand mils trip took nell and family of Fort Wayne If the conking site i• some or vehicl:S 2s00o •600 w~re mot- Rutland Church of Christ held a lhem through Indiana, Illinois, l ind., spent their vacation with Mike May, •on of Mr. and '[ distance from your home, pre· hnme, 2 OOo ' wer:e~ In !he wtener roast recently on the Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo- her mother, Mrs. Chloe Fink Mrs. Bruce ~ay,. was returned pare some of the fond at home. danta a~d 800 '"rk ace!· church lawn. The meeting was rado, Oklahoma, Missouri and and sister, Mr. and Mr. Archie [fr~m a weeks bJSit '"GallipoliS Scraping carrots, cleaning and I W19-3202 11011 : motor vwu'~~u :d Iron'. opened with a prayer br all the South Dakota. Some of !he McKinney and family of Dex· Wllh relatives by his uncle. slicing celery, squeezing ' This coming year for ~~~~~::i chtldren alter wdh1ch Ricky Bo. points of interest visited were ter. 111ey also visiled her bro- ' :o~!rrnoledl Sbynowhden, whnGwas lemons and olher such tasks ] PEARL ST. RACINE, O. 1 1 1 1 lime, rural as well as urba en, c ass pres ent, was . n P1ke's Peak Mount Rushmore, ther. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fini II son, ary. can be done at home to save I '""""""""'"""""".,.....,,..,.....,~,......,...,.....,..,.,.,...., residents wiU become le au" charge of the business meetmg. !he Black Hills, the Badlands. and Jim. Gary remamed at the Mays time In preparing the meal at 1 • - -~----- -· - -- -----~ conscious ol SMV This r!fer~ The treasure'.'s report was Royal Gorge, Fort Randall Dam Sonny Slawter, who Is hnmo to spend • week with his the cookmg 91te. Keep all food to Slow Moving Vehicles A b'll made by Judtth Snowden, and which is said to be lhe jl'eatest lng the oummer term at COUSin. covered and clean. [ signed by Governor Jam'es ~ Mrs. Barbara Van .Meter gave undertaking of man, Truman's em Kentucky Slate College, . Miss. ~ane Hale of McConnels- Put foods which soil ra id ~l/ nOW.WfJJ~71M~'IA'II Rhodes on June 15, House sui .the devotions. The. August meet. birthplace in Lamar, Mo., and cently spanl a weekend with ville VISited Mr. and Mr•: Rich· ly in hot weather in~ sult:bi; [ . .· 147, requires a lpacial fdentlfi· mg Will be the ltrsl Thursday they crossed the Royal Gorge his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H~ ;rd Lucas and Jane, Juha and containers. Use thermos bol-t cation on vehicles designed for of the monlh with each mem· Bridge, which Is the highest ram Slawter. teve, and !hell houseguest, ties or jugs to carry milk and . operation at speeds of 25 miles ber to bring a guesl. The class bridge In the United States. Miss Suzy Parker and Jim Scott Shields of Zanesville. iolher cold drinks. Polyethelene liZ per hour or less, eflecUve Ap. teacher, Mrs. fhelma Hysell, ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Carpen(er of Pomeroy attended Mr. and Mro. Homer Parker Ibags are good moislure • proof rd 1, 1968. The bill also pro- assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Purl Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dugan the live performance by Fer· and Suzy vlslled w•lh hi• lath· I containers for raw vegelable vides for lanterns and reflec~ Van Meier, serbed hoi dogs, are announcing the birth of a rante and Teicher of "Oil the [e~.· Mr. Pearl Parker • and Fruit, and vegetables and food ors on animal drawn vahicles cookies, and kool a•d to Ricky son, Richard Todd, born on Record" ill Athens recenlly. ~•lh Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Park· lcontaining eggs can be kept thai operate at speeds of 21) . Bolen, Michael May. Judith July 4 at Holzer Hospilal. The Miss Carol Floccarl and Mrs. er and Aprd of Long Boltom cold by placing the cold food in miles par hour or less. Snowden, Brenda Bolin, Greg baby w~lghed 712 pounds. Ma- Grace Dugan span! a week In a recenl Sunday afternoon. relishes and oalad Ingredients. During 11164, one third of all Van Meter, J1mmy Anderson, lerna! grandparents are Mr. Newark with Mrs. Dugan' I chll· Mike May, son of Mr. and insulated bags or by wrapping [ accfdenta In Ohio occured in Mark Atkeson, and Teresa Van and Mrs. Julian Hill of Racine dren, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ger· Mrs. Bruce May and Gary it in several layers of newsparurll areas, and lwo-lhlrds of Meter. and paternal &randmother is man and boys and with Mr. Sno.,den, oon of Mr. and Mrs. per. If you are not certain [ the traffic deaths were charg· SNOWDEN ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Grace Dugan of Rolland. and Mro. Harold Dugan and Carroll Snowden of Gallipolis there is a supply of safe drink· ed to rural areas. On rural Ohio IS CELEBRATED Great grandmother is Mrs. sons. While there, Mrs. Dugan were overnight gueoh of their ing " .ter at the cooking site, hl&bways one out of every 45 In honor of their oflst wedding Nettle Beekman of Hillsboro attended a Little League base- go dp. rents, Mr. and Mrs. take some in a contamer with accidents had fatal results as anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Roy and great great grandmother i~ ball gal'le sponsored by the Am- Roy Sn~wden. a tight cover. Be sure to take, compared to one out of every Snowden were given a picnic Mrs. Nancy Holt of Highland. erican Legion Posl o! Bill Hill, who Is employed. in enough water for both cooking i 180 accldante on city slreets. dinner on the lawn of their BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED Harold Dugan il the coach Dayton, and hie fiance. M1ss and drinking. H;;;oiiweiiviier;;;\1iilrllaffiiiifci.d~e;;;a;;:th~s.:;•;:.n.;,ru;;;r,:·J home Sunday by their daughter Mr and Mrs Bruce May en- one of the partlclatpbl• Pat Can11on, of Washington, C. Ma f k M J Pk Th · · • Hwhoisal80 led ' nyouacoomeatsand rs. ean ar er. ose tertalned with a slumber party the "Filches" who won ·• emp oy 10 a lew vegetables on an outside tending were Mr. and Mrs. at their home recently in honor that day. His sons, Mal and ~ayton were weekend guests of fireplace or grill but we hesiSnowden, Mr•. Joan May their daughter Debra'a lith M.,rk, are lJoth on the team. R::~~· Mr. and Mrs. tate to try new things. A numDebble and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. . The guests enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tracy · . ber of frozen vegetables such as Homer Parker and Suzy, Jim barbecue supper of hotdogs, and two children of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Martm Sum- lima hear.s, Brussels sprouts. I Carpanler of Pomeroy, Mr. and hamburgers, pop, potato chips, visited recently with her mers of Medma were overmght whol• kernal corn, succotash Mrs. Charlo• Simpkins and roasted marshmallows, Ice enls. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. guests recently of Mr and Mrs. , and other sucrulrnt vegel.ahles \V(·'v(> sef'n 1hi~ fir ld harvf''* 'r testf"rl - in ideal condlCharla and Melissa of Columbus cream, and a decorated birth· en of Beech Grove Road. Clair Taylor. '--~- ·--at twn.'> of heavy y1elJs, pow<•rPd by a big .li'arme.U 560. and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll day cake. Assisting Mrs. May In Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birch- Mr. William Hostetter, man' It actuHll~ c h op~d 40 tons an hour in non-stop oper· den and Steve, Larry, Gary and serving were Mrs. Jean Parker fleld, Jim , Robbie and Kimber- ager of the Rutland Rranch of ·r fn 1:, Tesuessee becam< the I otion-60'1 ~ more than any other cl10pper in this price Carol Annette, of Galllpolla. and Suzy. During the evening, ly, spent a vacation In Florida the Pomeroy National Bank ':'st nfederate state to be re- I clam;! Yov ean chop up to 60~; , more with your 2-3 0 Mike May, Suzy Parker and the girls enjoyed various games Mr. and Mrs. Jim Quillen · ~n~ .'"' · brother, Mr. Edison a 1~1tt~: : ~e ~;•on H be t plow or larger tractor on !JO'tlr crop thi!J seuon. Let Jim Carpenter accompanied the and dancing. Those attending son, James William, who o. • •Iter, of the , res en er r us demonstrate for you soon! Phona WY 2-2975 Carroll Snowden family to Gal· the supper were Vickie Herr!· at Lakewood due to Mr Quil- office, are opand•ng a two Hoover declared the Kellogg. Priced With The 512 E. #Min St. Pornuoy llpolls and spent the remainder son Andrea Dewhurst Paula len's employment there . vacatwn In Cenada. Briand Tr~aty, which denounced VISIT ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET in POMEROY JEANEnE CROOKS .. \CCI•dents are Caused.; They D0 Not Happen . Mrs. George Mowery, president ,...,,,.,, 01* ,;._ Mrs. Rue Powell of Colwn· ,, RecuperatinJ bus is vl$1tlnl with her sister, Mre. WilHam · Bradford. Min Margaret Slluer bu r. Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Mayes celved word that her sister, , and children of Lima were ov· MrL JobD Orr, o1 WliniiDifoa, e111ight guests last week with ·Ohio, II ~·ttnc slowly Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rice of •his mother, Mn. Lucille Mayes, 1rorr. 1 brokell blp suslallled Ia Dea·bom, Mich., have been They left for a vacation 1n a faD at her home. the guest ol his parents, Mr. Tenneasee and other pointe, Her daughter, Mra. P aa I and Mrs. Russell Rice and Oth· They will vlalt with Mrs. Mayes Jamllon, who bas been In tb1 er realdves. on their return. mlssiOD llelds ID Emt wltb ber husband, Dr. Jamlnson, bu Mr and Mrs. Frank Rice of Mrs. Henry Hennesy bas re- arrived to be with her mother. Toof'do visited recently with her turned to her home f r 0 m She was aceompanied by two sister. Mrs. 0. C. Greenlee. Portsmouth wn:ore s!Ie bas of their children, Debra and Mrs. Greenlee IP recuperating spent the .pas . two weeki Stephen. from a recent Illness with her son and daughter-In· Their oldar daughter, SaiKI• law, Mr. and Mrs. Rober. Hen· ra, 11 c.J a trip through Europa . Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. nesy and daughter, _Terri. and Rtil come to the slates witll Swanson. 1Rusty 1 anJ .children, Sharo• Harrloon •s spending her father later. Mrs. JaminDa• .. Susan, and Michael of several days In Ja~kson with eon 11 the former Ma Martha San Jose, Calli .. have been her sister and family, Mr. and Orr '1 visiting with his parents. Mr. Mrs. William Conger and !ami· ' an~ TArs. Catroll Swanson and ly. familv . He is an aeronautical Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber DATE CHANGED engineer with the Lockheed and family, Dennis, Dean, DOJI.. The county meeting of the Missile and Space Co. He left na, Dallas and Duane of WCTU will be held Friday this week for Houston. Tex. on Rolland visited at Camden Sept. 3 at the Middleport First business. leoving his family Park in Huntington, W. Va. last Presbyterian Church instead of longer visit at Indian week. Sept. 3(1 as announced. opened wth devotions by Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., who had for MEIGS THEATRE •. New In Farming f I!.'!!:_• Mr. and Mrs. Denver W. Ash of Robertsburg, W. Va., the former Mary Jordan of Pomeroy are announcing the birth of a 7 lbs., 9 oz. daughter nam· ed Margie Lyn at Thomas Memorial Hospital at Charleston, W. Va., July 17. The grand mothers are Mrs. Eliza PoweU 'of Pomeroy and Pauline Jones of Chelhlre. ..........~ · ~ I .. I Having Trouble Cow-J.ac..Pe!J ia 1 camplete, pel. leted daily ration wilh a low cost for the TDN supplied, Tbo hiab!Y paJa• !able pellets insure a fat clean·up which it very Important in milking parlon. Pelleta handle easily and8ow freely lu any type of bulk handUng equipmont. With Cow-Lac-Pels, there's IIQ tleJlaration of ioarecfients ll1d avery t;ow receives baliiDCed feed lllllritloa.. Cow-Lac-Pels are part of LANolwtr!a camplete Dairy Peedlugfloaram. w.·th That Old Baler? FOR LANI)MAIIIK< /jiiiii..Jj, DAIRY FEEDS, GALL THII NUMIIRt Service that makes fin• produotl larvint Mtlt•. ~ I ...,. Vt. C:.11ty. Mlr, •••~ ~ CNCIB ~ Gtllla Coun;l" We o,llvtrl PHONES WY'tlltt AND WYW679 ' ' .. '!. PRODUCIION ClliDIT 114 Mu......, A• · Fulton~Thompson SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS TUOORSALES Phone WY2·2115 lprl"' Ave., WY 2·5101 POMIROY, OHIO ·' l ' '\. ·~ • ' r. ...,.,..., .s,.,. ....... FINANCE TERMS •Croctlt L~ l~~t~~rance POMEIIOY, OHIO ~- ..... Dog Foods - Flour -- Ingredients EASY •. £!_111JIItlll" T.l LHn c:..t e .... Tloe PtiWI hrvlll WY~2181 ~r •ruxeoo . Mulberry Ave• I �( ...' /' I ~. Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board For Rent WANI AD .. - NEW HAVEN For Sal. 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath ~nd - - - - - - - - INFORMADON sas furnace. Melvin Lltile, 'I'/H501 14 Prestige, f14.95. ~ ... f.& Dlf ...... PUIIIM Cheshire. 1 24 9tc 1100114, Prestige, $lll.95. 670J: &.a 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath. In- 15, $8.95. Newell's Sunoco ...,.,::1.1quire at Maplewood Lake. Chester. 98S-2300. fiW ".... Dir .... at11 WY Y..36Sl. 7 24 6 1 A.K.C. reistered Penkinese pup_ MO A. a pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 ~"=" FOUR ROOM furnished house 10•• ,~,,...,.. odlt er - .., in Mason. CallafWY l-3872 be· Sycamore St., Middleport. ....., .. 7 21 12tc ...., _ _ n. "'" fore noon or ter 8 P· m. r. •=========• ~ 7 23 6tc 111 TAX OFF SALEI ....... 3 BEDROOM house and 2 bed· • .,..., ":, •::..,..,..~.:,.... room trailer, m miles from 15 Cu. Ft. Chest ....,_ CDUtO ., _,. Forked Run Lake. By day, FREEZER $179 week, month. Wayne Prince, Plus FREE Ice Creem • - - • - ""' Long Bottom, 667-6298. eS.vorol Good Utecl ~a."'l!le..'t."'r' oorru""'"" 7 23 3tc Pr...ors At Low, Low ;,..."'"~-.. J -"":.. "'\! PrieM _..,. 80Ulll APsoARtraiiTMENTerIJI~R GoodRENT;_~ ...... 0.00oo P.- .II, .,.... ....... 1 ...... L . oe. ..... lion. Call Walter Crooks, PAr WY I'OMIROT ~ ~• ~I. tic Jock W. CarMy 1 10 BOULT I'IIOnWlNO Monoger UNFURNISHED 4 room. bath, Ph. WY 2-2111 56 PHONE WY -21 utllllJI room, nice yard. Point Lane, Lincoln Heights. Ph. DON'T PUMP Y"" singg!sb sep. WY 2-3874. 6 !_lfc_ tic tank Get Klean-Em-All In Memory SIX ROOM house, bath, full aeptlc tank clesner. LandIN MEMORY of Virgil Weslfall basement in Minersville. WY mark l'arJL Bureau. who passed away two years 2-7759. 7 22 3tc I 18 tfe ago, July 25, 1963. He is sad· MODERN Unfurnished apart. ONE NEW blackSaddle~ $441.00. ly missed by his wife and menl, 3 rooms and bath, air Call WI 11-3211. 6 11 6tc children. He's gone but never conlition. Coats Building, , TON Chevrolet truck. 58 will be lfforgottend "ldr Middleport. Priced to sell Tires excel· W • an en HY..tfc lent Russ's T~xaco 2615 1 24 1tc FURNISHED apartment, f Jackson Av•., Pl. Pleasant. ------:-::---;-- roolllll and private bath. In· 1 24 3t lost and Found quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tic ss GOING OUT OF BUSINE . . to b . CHIHUAHUA , white with a I"RAJLER LOTS _ rree 11w- All aquarrum supp1res e BROWN STREAK. Lost on age and !later Brown'• l'ralt sold at cost. Hughes Aquari· Pomeroy Parking Lot, Friday. er Park tSiale Approved I urn. 2221 Jefferson. Pl. Pleas,,0 reward. Notify: James p. Minersv·ille, Obio, Pbono WY ant · 7 22 6tc Clark, 309 S. Wabash St., • .... 1 11 tic MOTO I!lti5 Model power driv· Wbeelln, W. Va. Davis Trail· ,...,._. ., Court. 1 24 3tp FOUR ROOM furnished apart. en lawn mower 22". Extra men!. Phone WY 2-3658. new blade. Reasonable. Ph. - - - • ... , - - - - 1 14 tlo Syrocuse, WY 2·2962. NOtice ---:,.--,-,----7"-::::7 22 3to 1 wn.t NOT BE responsible I ~uG!E nr..o an:l tour "'"'" lurno <h& ~ ·••cted .., Ill liDd tlllluroillled apart SPECIAI.'l for Fnday and Satfor 8DY other d.....than contra z.6434 [2 e tft Urd&•,, ' JuJy 23 and 24 . - 10 anyone myself Ul u menta •~ n • of thia dati. Signed : Eulah and 4 ROOM furm~hl'\ apart- lb. No. 1 new whit~ potatoes, (Franrill: Russell. 620 Locust ments. Rowley llr Reed Hard· 79c: Giant size Tide, 69c a box ; 12 o:z. Nescafe, $1.39; Hi Street, Middleport. Ohio. ware. 5 11 tic "C" frur"t drr'nks, 3 for 97c, 46 24 3tp MODERN f room and·-··bath oz. «·an. Reg. 39c cookies, I 1 .~ed apartment. Mlddi& furnl f zt de bx. Cor $1.00. ?9c. Reg. 29c uookies, S LIFE SAVING C:ow-se, RoyaI port. ~·WY Wl'/4. -• po..t. hole .. A 9 0~ i."'s:30a."'mlo$3.:·pe; !~MALL-APARTMENT for renl i Shuler'• Groeery, Anl1qully. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS .__a .,_ ... ___ ......--------------By · • CarnD Adom1, Jr. to the rag. Devotions were led 1 Lievlng, Mrs. Thelma Cap• bart, from New Haven; Mra. Edwin Jewell, Rev. Mrl. AcJI. sah Miller, Miss MarJ Jewell and glll!llt, Miss Hoffman, Mn. Ray Mulford, Mra. c. B. Haz. lett, Mr•. Jack Needs, Miss Ruth Laudermilt, and Mrs. Ev· eretl Laudermil) from Bacbtel by Mrs. ThollUI> Hoffman. The Legend of the Water Lily was read by Mrs. Martin Berlsford. he I $1695 The roil call was answered 1963 C vy I . . with the botanical and common SEWING CLUB l.ocal owner, 'd'otless <lean interior, new !•I hne white wall h 1 B . d 1 wn Jm"h mune of one perre!Diial In that Cl b held their tires. Radio an ea er e~ge an a $1599 person's garden. The Sewillg u 1963 Corveir Monze Cpe. - - now During the business meeting 81111Wll famlly picnic on Tues. Black flnioh, •·•peed trans., no engl~e, red vinyl burket do "'"" on the lawn al seats. radio, h•ater ~ood whltewaU nm the flower show In connectloD Y eve_, $1695 w;" the Mason County Fair to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. 1962 Pontiac Conv, Cpe. tl tr s pow be held August 13 and 14 was Stone. Members asd cuests at. ~~·~:;;:.d~;;tb;;~!!. '~i=~~·~.~'i'l',; ~~~drn:on~iti~~. "'wbu~ discussed. Committees for the tendmg were Mr. and Mrs 01· finish, tires show little wear. radro and heater Progressive uin..er to be held tie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Her. at the August meeting were man Layne, Mr. and Ml'!. How· appointed: Appetizer • M r 1. ard Wagenhals, Mr. and Mrs. William Crow, chairman,· Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Mrs. OPEN EVES, 7:00 P.M. E. A. Scbaeket, Mrs. Ray s 1•ckhamer, Mr. an, POMEROY, OHIO Pirkens, Jr., 11''1. Mel Clark, James MacKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Thomas McGowan and A. K. McCiuns. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman' Main _ George James and family, Business Servicll Real Estate For Sale Mrs. Martin Berlsford, chair· Mrs. 1.. C. Roush, Mro. Fred man, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr.• Batey, Mrs. R.F . Bryant, Mrs. WATER HAULING day or HOUSE for sale Jn Bradbury, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. D. A. Smith, Miss Marilyn night 1100 gallon tank. Reas- six rooms , storage room, William Gibbs, Mrs. James Gil· Johnson, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, J. unable rates. Will haul any· bath laundry room , water bert, Mn. BUlle J. Howard, L. Stewart, Mrs. Bruwn of where. Dale Lee, Racine, und;r pressure, two cisterns, Mrs. Louis Karscbnik, Mrs. flo. Columbus and the host and hos· Ohio. Phone WI Y..3172, Days outbuildings, garage, I ac· bert Lsyne, Mrs. Lsrry Lievlng, tea~ Mr · asd Mrs. Stone. or WI 9·3048 nights. res ground. S. D. Buskirk, Rt. Mrs. Harry Miller, Miss Ethel EUB BROTHERHOOD 7 20 6tc 1, Middleport. 1 24 3lp Riddle, Mrs. Dwigbt Sayre, The Brotherhood of lhe EUB FOR SALE I'" e Mrs. Ralph Sayre and Mrs. Church met on Monday evening NEIGLER BUD.DING Supply FARM ' ~ acr s, Chester Weaver; Dessert- at the church with Charles Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c Rt. I, Rutland, SH Z.5835izt Mrs. Donald Bumga~. chair· Weaver in charge of the meel· 7 14 c per sq. 11· for bathrooms, man, Mrs. Pete Burrrs, Mrs. ing. The topic was "Baptism." bouse builders, aluminum aidLegal Notice James Roush, Mrs. Carroll Ad- Those attending were Charles In•, kitchen cabinets measur· FOR Mrs · pThomu Hoff· weaver, Robet e h SALE· . S Ranch . stYle JM THI coMMON PLIAI couoT 8lllll 'd Jr .d, M r Cooke Bernard ed to size of kitcben. ouse m yracuse, SIX rooms or MIJN couNTY. oHIO man an rs. hil Batey. Llevlng. Ollie c. Rou~h, Eddie LION. NOTJCI ••· nJ• Mrs. Chester Weaver present- Bumgarner, Edward 3umgarn1 11 tic and bath. Gas bested. storm doors, and carport. Phone '" THI MATTIO o• coNviYAN<I ed a very lnterestmg program er, "·rry Pr'ckens, E•gar Layne, "2M' tiOTAINcHu••• ..... liT o• .,.Mart'rn Berr·srord, u 0 " The .Art 0 I J apanese Flower Rev. 0 ' loTI BULLDOZER WORK wanted. WY "'"'· , 7 Zl ••tp •• ouoouov CHRJIT, R"rchard d ~ o• o. o. Mroo•••on, OHIO, A Sh talked ho t Farm pon s, grading. ..~e " aouo•ous •••ocrATION, rran.giDg. e a u Ord, John Burngorner, Otha estimates. Smail dozer, low HOUSI FOR SALI "':.';,J::•,::~,:::o;!!":; ,.. ••• the different types of arrange- Lieving Luther Smith Luther bourly rate. Phone WY 2-2208. Modern Raucb Seylo Beeullflll _, ano mombero o1 UJo oradhu., ments .the Japanese used. the Smith Jr., and Harry' Miller. 1 12 IDle IA>catlon on toP o1 JIIDalt bill ~':"~:..,~·:.: ..~· ..~"!"..:;'.;, '1i aymbohc way the arrangements lacina Stile Jljgbwa1 Gtiago OA m07 eaneom, that •• '"' Otb .,., ol were made and the ways In TOWN COUNCIL 8 ACCORDIONS ,,.., "'"01 ,.,..,._ '"'· wh'IC h th e IIowera were condiThe New Haven Town "· . , oew and ·---' Ut:~U· Route '1 witb 1ood road to --•· waw "'"'· bury Cllurdl chrW o1" 1..tboo. r.ttd· ""un.....,n repairing, liming, te. bigbwsy. Four bedrooms, UvlD&, .,.,.,., Oblo. ru.. '" '"' . """" " lioned. cil met Thursday evening at the ~I"" din f it •k•b .c Common Pleu ol Help l 0 U n' 1• 1001. Also large selection ol mg, am y, ~~ en, ·•~· Ohto, '" cuo No. ,,,... ,..,, "' Refreshments were served to City Hall with Mayor George new and used pian01, orgaJJJ fast play. maid'-, utilitJ and :!t•e;m:~~~ .~~o;;rt ~o',:ii Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. Thayer presiding. Ot.'lers in and guitars. George Riddle. llbop Three bsths. ••· omlc tllo ••• oon"> In too ~mplo,. tho ..,,. Harry Miller Mrs William attendance were Roland Karr A ro· d p· land and wall tD waD carpet on ot Ohio, tbe rono'llfiftl dacrtbed real G' ' , ·. . • ceo ron an rano . fiooro. About two-tbirdo of "'""' '''""'• •• tht count> or rbbs, Mrs. David Freids, Jr., Paul Rickard, Charles Roosh 2928 E. 5th Ave., Calumbus bouse Ia paneled iD mabogaDJ' Motp, '" lno St•w ar oblo.... '" Mr . Mr s. Henry and 0 . .J. Howard' J r .. Councl'I. u.. ToWlllhlp Gf Salllbu..,.. to wu: s. Pete BlUTIS, 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8-1193. ond walnut. Air conditioned. ou",','".'eo~.'!:.'!:: ~.':""',..bl:1 :!. ••li:; Bucdk, MJr., CaMrs. Martin Beris- men,DoHJJdad Ridgw . ay, recorder, 1 1 7 1 '""' ·• 11 Ad J d Obi _.,. l.argo paUo llld doubt. carport. Ohio. ..., tn Se<tlon ,., Ton 1 or , r•. rro ams, r., an na mger. On lo 200' 390' ••North, KanJt 13 WN&, and bouncl• M BI nd M H0 ff CAR WASHED and vacuum- by ap~olntm~ot on I;"' bo IIIli . . . . . """"... u rou..... ~:n. rs. a ey s rs. Several Items of old business • .....,... for two weeki course. 1 121 Butternut Ave 7 22 31< ed. Wilson's car wasb 550 Coli 915-3555 Ch-r, Ohio commen<l., •• .., North•"' were completed. A report from ..-• T 14 tfc . 'WY • ,.,.., ' 1 8 '"""" 30' !honco soutb BOLD JOIN . T MEETING the State Fr"re Marshaiil'a offr"ce Two qulliilied instructors. II ~IM Movie projector screen Page St., Middleport v , •••· ... ,.. Eul ""' deflociiN 1b R th c 1 1 h Theron Cruise. and •ound amplifier. Good 3115, Open from B to .. •••· ,,. ,.. ""'' r.om '"" ""' e II rrc e o t e New was given concerning lire baz· :18 lc FOR SAlE condition $5.00. Phone WI »- 1 p, m. liVen days 1a. m.k. ' ROUSE lor sale in Racine. Call ';;:.,_;: :'.:":::' ."'..~••~": Haven EUB Church WSWS and ards and unsafe buildings and 7 6 Order AMSTUTZ's H&N "Nick, Clarence Roy, WI Y..2811. !:.:"':!~::." :i ~;,·'f.,":;' ~"!; the WSWS of the Bachtel EUB d'A .liings in ~ew Haven. 1 22 310 6 3 ...p 3102 7 13 12te .,..1 ..,.......~~n. , .,...,. ar church met for their Jul) meet. . Chick"tartedleghorn chicks, i " . ===~.I pullets today. i RAT., MICE ellmlnated for· :;:::; ':, ~~:;,.,:::·~.t log at the Bachtel church wih H was reported that the fin. Life Saving Course ~ode~ Pooltry, Box 188, ever, "Gel Star" 2'1. lb. '1.68 FOR SALE: Carner lot, large ..1o ""'"''"'" or count' .... 1,. the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller ancral arrangements for the Athen&, Ohio. Phone LY 2- Ebersba~h H~rdware, Sugam ~ house, 2 apartments, 4 rooms :::;• P~:;u~~=:-.u~~:-r~'!i lls leader. The topic used was slre· paving is progri!BsinJ. ltc Run Mrll, Prckens H ardand bath each. Will trade for .,,., of SJouon 11" .... 89·" u "Give God Glory Thru Christian . ROYAL OAK PARK 1 24 I - -·9031• -- ---ware, Middleport Feed Mill. smaller house or out-of-town :':'.::~ •:, 1~!!,.ua:a:r0 Fellowship." ......,1'lctl decJded that from now Jvlr 26 thru Aug. 9 home gro- large p k S Middl ,...... ., .,,,., 7, s..uoo ' ·" Th . . to the end of Daylight Saving R"'ADY r. • "" ' 7 22 31 p property. 12 ar t., e. ....,.. beiOI ... """ ..... ol e meeting was opened With T' •• tl f th Coun fl'lllll: 02 sweet, hybrid eanlaloupes. •• •tc .. ,...,,., thene• Bouth ••• th . d' b M rme u•C mee ngs o 1 7 .. • .- ,.. Eut uon1 u o o,••,.,; e scrrp u.re rea rng Y. rs. cr"l wr'll be In at 8 . m. eInstead· por 1· IIIII to 9:30 am II Sal ill Le Auto Dult W. h" , tart Fa s. es ..... .., •'""""' uno ,.. ""' .,. Otha Llevmg followed wrl.h the g P 7 24 3tc l•tiaJ eeaterUne ot Countr R011d 81. . I "Th Ch b' O of 7:30 p. m. $UOperpmon cc-,-...,---cc--:--~ - ed ~ IN • dlllance e~t 175.'13 teet a.o ngmg o e urc s ne 22 Remington Speedmsster rif· FOR SALE: 1930 Ford, clos S1l11 & Se~J"CI Cuek~ll ~, Gn•'"'' moor •••lheut"1' Foundation" and a silent medi· UVE WffiE €LASS for 2 -1cs course 1 cab Pickup Very good condi •• -~ ' proPtrtJ ~omer. betq 4111.110 feet I•, model 552. Phone WY 9· · • rllhl '' suu.n '"' •'"' .... lations prayer led by Mrs. Ber· The Live Wire Class of th1 Two qutllf*lln111ructon Carroll IS. then~ Nanb 83 •••· w ••• ""' · Those partrcrpat·· EU B Cb urch met on Tuesday 3873 • 7 24 31< tion, R $500.00. p WY Johnson eFill Almost Every Car .,.., ""' onntor• "".."''' ""'"'~ oard L.revmg. 2 2660 Applr: Theron CruiM 3 • · CUCKLER REAL ESTATE " Uno • ""''"'" 01 " ' · " 1" 1 to ing in lhe presentation were evenin• at the church with Mrs A-L-l-.EY. bed lumber, a and -10 1. t. • omeroy, .._ __ ...,...,....,..,....,...,,.,.,.-'1 7 24 3tc Tr lbe GrantGr'• mo•t IOUlhWhterlr pro· a • • -· fl. sections. Can be seen any '. ·--e ansferable Wben POMROY - 2 story frame, I periJ oom•• beln1 '"'·'" '"' "'"' Mrs, G. B. Hazlett, .'drs. Jack Cliff Roush asd Mrs. Mabel 1 You Trad•• Can Iarge rooms, modem bath • Gf st.uan IN plu• 09.241 thence N . I'OSI'nONS avaDable for evenin except Monday. II 1961 ",ORD GALAX1E • st!lnd · Nortb oo .... ,.. ,... wen ""'"' .., eeds, Mrs.Ray Mulford, Miss Prckens 8ll hostesses. Mlsa Ml~ clothillg Party Plan Demoo- Interested, make us an offer. ard shift, good tires, goodj •Guaranteed 24 months bard11ood floors, full base- ~~·,,~.;l',.:,ror:~. ~~~ Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. Thelma lie Bumgarner led the devotions llrator. Chance for ad- Pomeroy Bowlin• Co. body. Very cleon. See O'Dell mil menl, gas frred hot arr beat- o'• ...,, .........,.,,, ,,....., .... Capehart, Miss Ruth Lauder· usillg "Your GilL • They op• M ole 660 Beech St Mr'd or 24,000 es . I fr t h ' ..... ""' OXIJIIDI ......... of "I . . . flncement. Frellb SUks, Inc. 7 24 31c · d • Y· Oblo ·• · e Most Popular Unit IDg, arge on pore , mce .,.,. 0 ..,,. ,., ..... ""'·" ,,., mr t. ened wrth the 11ngmg of "Take For information. write or ' leport, . WY 2·2919. view of river. Exceillent ron. ::,~~ 0 ~0~•;; .!~ 0;'";4• "'!!!; Miss Mary J•well, president My Life and Let It Be" follow· call: Eleanor J. llouilu, Rt. TWO Tl::s, 6110 x !3. Already 7 22 6to In the U.S.A. diHon. $16,000.00. "••• '"" ,...,,110. and orontoro of the Bachtel organization, and ed with aeveral scripture Jes. 3, CootvU!e, Ohln, Phone: mount · See Harry Potts, Sy· ROUTE SS - Frsm~ ootuge, ;;-r.:;·;~·~;:: ~,: 1::,0.:";':, Mrs, Ollie Roush, vice pres!· SOil!. Miss Bumgarner rea4 t CbiBter 52421. racuse. 7 23 3tp 1956 CHEVROLET for sale. Call lnlfoltod 4i roomab•--Land beth, gu Clheat· =,:""·~··~~~ ~:' ~. dent. of lhf New Haven organ!· sermon "Your Gift" followed by 301p FOUR GAS HEATERS. One SH z..l755. 1 22 3tc .ng. """'tf abtorigbast ahteed. COM "'·...., ., 01 tho ,.... 14 ..,,. zatlon reported on th1 Dlstricl two ~m1 .. The devotio01 closcirculator heater, 85,000 BTU 10, ou o wa r. an ,., o,..,., •laimo uuo •• .... meeting held recently at Rav· ed wrth a drscussion on tbe topAUTOMOBD.& lllltll'lla Other three Radium besters, 1956 FORD, 4 • door hardtop, be bought on land oontract. ;;""~::','" u'i:'"l':.~::'~."": tB.J;. enswood. The meeing was clos. ic and singing o1 "Somebody canoeUal? IAt yuur opera. 30,000 BTU's. Will sell cbeop. standard transmission. Good $30011.00. Gran'" ooraiD 1o ""'"' .n ar ed with the benediction by Rev. Did A Goidea Deed" and pr""· 1 lar't lkenlt? C111 WY ).211!1. Cbas. Bl ake, Rt. 1, Racme, · condition, $175.00. Phone WY· p omeroy, 0. BOUT .. - - "' ..-- In, I acre1, eburell ... '" uoo• •n ntob · Bert1for. -, .... NH and ...,,. paDOUJ• lihlate.tbo Martin Berisford . er by Rev. Martill llltlr across from Harden's Market. 2-6658. 7 20 6lc I 'I. story frame 1 rooms, ,.. on ..,.b ,.,. ""'" •1 .,.... The circles adjourned to in1:-::W=Iu:-:-•.,.N:::O::Tc:bec-re-spo-ns""'ib'"'l-e~,or 7 23 3lp 1963 FORD Gaiaxie 500. R&D bath, basement, iorced hot ~..:!.':;:"ot'!':,. ';:•;::::..,""l:'/:,:'::: divldual roomt for their busi· Mr. Wald CIBinlngham, prest. dehts contracted by any other ONE THOR Power band saw automatic transmission. pow- JOIN THE AAA. Be protected air furnace, barn, ol.her build- Cbs'!:.\' roturoa , .. """ ..,. ., nor meetings. Tbe next meet· dent•. presided at lilt businea& than myself. Marion Fran- cuts 311" with carrying or steering. Owner deceased. oa Road-bond and .rip aerv- logs. F_urniture included In ~.:;!1~,;,~~:'·u111:.!'!" log of the Ruth Circle wlli be a meetme. cis 1 22 3tp like new, $26.00. One aabre Phone: WY 2-2354. Ice. Call or conta<t: E. M. sale prrct. fl,liOIJ.OO. ,. - " ·aoDtn '· ""'• potluck dinner at the home of Refreshments were served to Help Wlnted saw with carrying case and 4 dr. CELEBRITY super 88 Burton, 518 Broadway St.. ALBERT M. oox, SALESMAN w,!";"8 Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. l.hosa attendillg which Included _ all attachments, low , medi· Oldsmobile, eood tires, all Middleport, Ohio. WY z.a WY I-SAI rmnoNIIII Refreshments were served Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrl. lit. F. U. I. Clvlllorvtot flllll urn, hlgb, speeds. Like new. new brake1, radio, power I 25 30tp 7 23 3lc '" •o. "· ,., 11' "" b) the Bacbtel organization to Bryant, Mrs. Otba Lievq, Mrs. ~ •;:•1,:. '':."~$30.00. A. H. Durst, Syracuse, brakes, power steering, hy· IN THI ••-oN •u•• couoT Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Miss Ethel George Jewell, 'Ars. Waid CUD· ,._,.,. or ,,.. ...,.,...., Ohio. Phone WY Z.2962. dromalic transmission new AUCMONEER MIIDI couNTY, o•ro Riddle, Rev. and Ml'll. Martin Dingbam, lira. Thelma Capehar ..... , , . _ , rao ..,...,. 7 23 31C! springs. One of tho cleanest _...,. • ._ nuN ..... IANI, • ,.,..,, '"'"'"' - · ·-·... _...... "'-·lela Servtee lnsur•·.... "·"' Otha u eving, Mrs. Bernard Mi" O,fill' Bt .• arner, ·Rev. ~~t.~...r.,-.,:n•:":U..~::-=, 6 German Shepherd Pups. CaU can in Pomeroy. Call Walter Wrl~~~~ntad ~:_ L:~ ";,~:~· ,.::r.:.'rit,.... Berlsford, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Martin Berisford IDd tbe bot,..... WY z- . 6tc Grueser. WY 2-3230. Prl:e PHOTO Copyllll Seiolce. eop. Mtodro,.n, otoro, PIOJntJH, Miss Millie Bumgarner, Mro. Jesses. 3146 7 23 1:;'",.=~ .. $11195. Actual miloage 43,0011. A. C. BRADFORD les made crl lepl papera. wrLLJ4M o. i::No, 1• 1 , INTERIOR or exterior paint- 1956 Pacemaker House trailer, 7 20 lip Radue, Oblo birtb records liDd a1mo11 IDJ =..:::·~::;. log. Cantract or hourly rate, 28ft. by 8 rt. ail aluminum, in 1be Ramlller J I do other dtX.1PiiEDIII. """'"- wot1 or any steady employment. excellent condition. Call AI· W ld Bland nl etm lleltler . _ _ , , . _ . , NOTltl IY I'UIL~::.l':: H M B a! WY bany : MY 11-2282 or see or ...o':;_~ piCI AIR CONDfflONING Refrtger. t t lie WILUAM D. BAN&, , _ .,... 1 Con .!lC11 • • r P.J 1 Dw · J rda EJ:t;qR'IIL':IIII' at'Jon •-J·ce Jack'S D.a~.... Iff ruideDm t. 3808 JlaUWba Av• arne o n, Carpenter, -· · '~"' 2-518b. 7 22 15tc Ohio. Uvlltodc :::::. ~.,:'· v=."":''...'i"l'd."".";/;: 1 23 31c 1111 ear 1'110111, rtdo .,. ,... eraHon, New Haven, Phone __. T llrmance. Seull ear -01111 TU 2-353'1. 4 1 lfc ,.., •• '"" ..... ,,., ... ...,..,. Went0 Buy WALNUT STEREO, 1965 mod· a ~ocatnot blm =="""'=,.,-=-=c.~-oc_,.,_, lari Graeoer Plomblq uti FOR SALEt ftDIIIell, . e 1 W lo lbo Cout1 Of Comnum Pleu ol , . . . . . fftNt II If; fcdfow f« JNE GOOD COON DOG:-Trash el. This set radio equipped. 11M B •tln and calf. SH U835. :,:!,"'..,~=: ~'f"...:.,-::r,.,,., broke. Pbo!lll 773-5578, Mason, 4 speaker sound system. 4 ltle~ M ...___"!,,,1 0 ..... 1.._ tho ....... ar ••""m• .......,,. '"" 7 ., speed intermix d ...t. .,.. ••-•- a IJUIIQa• .._, .._ .,. "'...,. fCir rwtontlon of maiden ~. Said w. Va. 7 21 &lp e ...anger. - ....... -~~ Pomeror En• •oar oewer truablel , .... wtn .. fo• ..,..., on ........ This set sold much hlgber. ...._ WJ Wf11 ' '"",... •••"' Au..,.t. ''""· 2l .._ GIN SENG, Yellow root, wild Take over payments of ••.50 Wt .~ .U 1lze1 ORSALB: I COWl and 2 KAlWI aaJ>(Ia BAN&. o to!• ...,.. per...... ..,. P " • 4 gilujer, root seng, Good, $18 "' u< """~ Macblna heiferl, f/50.00. All bred. ..,::·.:. ~. •;.\:.::t ... ,..,., ho.epalnr-. a ••; aleu, _ _,. per lb. Sens. average, $21) per per month or pay balance F-llli Oldsmobile 19113 two-door 1 Reasonable Raloo D. A. Mllan, Rt. 1, Lansgvllle ""'"· c... 6 '•""• lt ..... lloegr I lpr I r' .. pound. Seng, Choice, $22 per due $81.22. Call WY t~55GIC! Cutl1111L New 'tim, exceUtlll ' CaD W1 :1-%974 Day or Nllbl Ph. SR 2-5767, 7 20 etp ~:~;:7.: ~~"'~~·.~... a: 7to pound. Yellor root good $150 lbape $1,800. CaU Bob Ash· 7 21 lfc per lb. Yellow root, cboica, TO CLEAN CARPETS better ley WY-2-2835. 7-lt-Gtp DATING, PlambiiJI, Muller . . II I luld !! ........ EAIY TIRMI ••• $175 per lb. Wild Ginger, 60c we'll loan a Blue Lostre Car,._ • E • Fantaets. Arnold _ ....... , • •1 .. 11•'per lb. William Balley, P.O. pet Sbampooer FREB: with .... mptng qutp. Ill Ead Mala 81ree1, Po... . . . .. , I 'b Box 14, Olive St., Reedsville, the purcbale of Blue Lustre lAVE SAVB SAVE .oJ. Pbone WY 1-Ud Ohio. 7 21 6tc obampoo. Baker Furniture, 7 » da ~TIQUE Furniture, disbeo, Middleport. 1 llO 111c See mt now lor best doall on 1 __ _ . . . OUf AIOUf II' 'IODAT, AJ Cam:rer Travel Trailer1, as ' For Sale or Rent miscellaneous. Clll or write: PEACHES, now picking early we wiD elose month of August I ""=~--"CO"-~ Mrl. !Iowan! Cecil, 100 \l. Red Free, Red Haven, Sua lor vaCilltion. BUY NOW! HOUSE Reedsville, on Rt. 6111. MalD Sl, l'omtroy. Haven: othera to follow: aJ. Good use6 ~alii fl. Ther· 5 rooms, water In honle, gul I 2t tic 111 apples. OpeD Daily and moa top tent, lltW $It, 1l8ed and electricl1y. Immediate OC· - - -----=-.:::...:::. Sunday, WeiiJ Orcbard. .,.. ~ J.... kn , cupancy. E. E. Hayman, Sy· 5a1a Gr ,' Jracle WllkesvUie. 7 16 de ......; uuDSOD 1 ..,., 011 " racuse. Tel: WY 2-7889. board mtr. wltll 4ft. llum7 20 lip 1 yr. old GELDING, black and SEWING machines, repatf aer- lnum beat, new t850, now Opp. 1&0 Depot Ph. 675·1160 Pt. Pliaen ' white IIPDtted pony. Sale or vice, aU makes. WY 2-22M. AMSBARY APACHES ROUSES lor sale or Rent: J• lrade for young calf. Alva Tbt Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. TRAILER MJJfll, 81 fth cob Turner, 144 N. 41h St., (;Hh & Dellvery-CMh Ia Cerry-Budgll fllllll ~k, Tuppen ~:ia Sin&tr ~~: :::: Cdlfrwll'l. ~hi~ ~tl- MiddleporL Phone ~va:-:;1. "'" .... OF QUALITY ... ...., .;:: _..,.,::,.:r.::.':.!': ::..:=", .. ":." .. ..,_ - =====-==-:==-. PomerOY Motor Co. 1:1 ••'" 2' Chi. A!iNOUNCE BIRTH Airman 2c and Mrs. Larry Lleving of Mau~ Hawau, are announcing the birth of a doughter, hom June 20. The baby has been named Loree Jean and weighed 7 lb., 14 ozs. The mother Is the former Carol Corn· well of Deercreek, Ill. The rnaternal o(l"andparents are Mr. and Mrs . Loran CornweU Deer· creek, IlL, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lievlng of New Haven. GARDEN CLUB The Ncbacllma Garden Club met on Monday evening at tbe Aiel Quillen Memorial building wilh Mrs, Phii Baely, Mrs. Thomas Hoffmau and Mrs. Robert Layne as hostesses. Th• hostesses had decorated •'b e meeting room with three e#Jimpie of Japanese Flower Ar· rangements. The Japanese theme was carried out with other decorations. Mrs. Chester Wesver, vice pre.;i~ent, presided. at the meellr•. The m~tiDg was opened wrth the smgrng of the club sons, Collect and Pledge .\011081 l.AI'QIII&IIo plant I. Irnomtny II. SlmUar 12. Propoi1l4, .-a raft 13. Eltf. JI'Y• cholrlflllt lt.IUitofl'o ' docrH 1a. orro 18. Lair _:: MARK IV 1 'f:. '::: AUTO IJR CONDITIONING I I .•_./ "'' . ;:. ';. $340·00 --·-----!.!' BlaeHnar'S ,:::....:: case: u.w=:•· "· .::-.=.= ":..:-a...-- ,.••,.,. VI'""""' ----.n"- .,. ••• '"'""" WITH TRIPLE COVER HOUSE PAINT. •• ,: ............ ...,.......... _,wood_. Brelben,J 29? 5 a-. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. : · ' . 'I . , =Hd 1 OOWX DO 'If 'THINK Nrf AUNT LOWEfZY natiV'II wetcttt :111. t.JUia 21. Girl'• t.Gem\ao . rivtr a.A!rlou rlvor \ t._ 11. WJUilr\f j bird ' 30.1ilxltl 11. Artlolel ot valui 2C. Troalo· dyte'ahomt pvel '· A.ai&tl4 plant. D.Attlrm'" , tlvt roply 1. Talk: Ill.... "! ' · Aftllor a. wm1 •. O!lhe Mwt. Apo 10. Btbltco.l WILL SWALI.ER IT l9.Luaort 1. Orttllltal - 17. At home ., '' · Wouncl mark 24. Butter· cup '1........,.• ...... ao. l\411art 81.-.... .. 26. Cit,y trotn• 2f. 81ouan ·82.1o!o1111bt "nt..at:r -lvo 37. plato IOU Ill. CUckoo tO. aa. lloncllo: prdel> 18. Far river 'rltln tla 1,1-l. _... •• PI.ITt«lRE ZIP tP>ITO IT, NEXT TIME, FOSDICK!." ANO~LASS­ 18. Imperlotll 28.Exolam'" PUWD II tloD 18. :Man:r Pat:itio -·· lllwl:lrJ, for SO. HNitatlon oound ll.Ken U.Aheod , o aB.Ialand Ina rlver: G.B. M.l&rd, IIUttor, o1o. 38.Meopr co. Hourly fl. Me1n1nr ( d.Anotont "Can't you talk Mom out of uslnJ tht oar today, Dad? '-· I want it In ahapt for tht elan picnic tomorrow!" diltrict; W. A.Iia. Minor 48. ()peratto meloclle• " . Rocky DAILY CRYPTOQUO'l'll - a-·• how til worlt Ita AXYDLBAAXB to LOXOI'IIILLOW Onotetter -ply llaDdl for onolhtr. illlltll amptt A II tiM4 ror lito lbree L'o, X tar the two O'o, ole. 6lr\fle letter~, - 111lpblol, tllo lonilh u4 lorlllallon or the wor<lo ...., all ll:acll 4sy tbo codl lettorl ... different. P::::.,na ;"! TRAINED, DEDICATED AN() INfELLIGENT PEil'Lf ... CROSSWORD --·-=-=:cc ..,:t St)( ~() 'TitOUSANt> IWIII. 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WJEH RADIO 1:30 Dow JOIIOI Am'qel. 6:35 Sundon Sertnldt 7:00 NaHonai News Monday 'nmr Friday 7:tr.i Sundollfb Serenade B: 00 Sign On a:oo Sign Off 1:00.15 Musical Clock SATURDAYS 1 •I Bt Still "' Know 6:00 Sign ,On - News 7:02"30 Ne111 6: llii Cauntry Music Time 7:45 ltrst Baptist Churcb &:20 Country Jamnores 1:110 Ohio Valley New1 .,oo Protestanl flou!" 1:00 Talk of the Ton 7:30 Sports Parade 1:55 Public Servlcr Show 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:1& Cburcb of C2lrist 1U: 46 11'1 Mwrlc '· ' '.atchstrlr ~ 11:110 Daley Valley and DutlOD''sl "·"" "'• I •• Top Teo Show U:05 Morning Melodies, 12:00 NeWI Mon. tbru. Wed. 12: 15 fusical fnterlud, " ··; ChJJ"cb Bel · Ring, Fri. 12:311 Rev. 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Report 11:11 «)IIICOJIII <"ftt'Cb 1: tl r•hUc Informal .• 1:00 Church of God un 11111i CaU 2:110 Old Folk:- Hour 3:00 Hymns from 1fan11D8 3:15 Sunday Showcllle 1·45 """"' Servl•. Show t :•• 990 WI Parade 1:01 City •· ·--· 's Jle:: ·-f 1:11 990 mt Parodi 1:10 Off 'l'1le •lr • . ' ' ' lr HAROLD GUY l : ' �' . ,, / l '-Dafly Sntlnel, Pomeroy-MI~~~eport, 0 ., July 24, 1965 ~ - , ;...: . , ./'"$'!' enti ne at ' -- Dewoletl To T'M r·-\ ,_ ABOUT ' ' . ,;{ Inter,..; .()1 T'M ltfei,..Maon .4rea VOL XVII NO. 83 NERVE , -- MONDAY, JULY 26, I 965 Democratic Governors Solid t for LBJ's Interventionism ' ID the WORLD Diles Radloear Co. WMWNGTON - NEARLY ba~ the persons arreoted for seroous crime on lhe United Stales last year were under the age of IB, the FBI reported today. . The FBI oald ID Its annual ' "me report that 377,5'19, or 18.4 ~ cent, ol those arrested lor oerwus offenses ranged on oge from 10 through 17 · WASIIINGTON PRES!- Athtnt FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof Refrigerator! MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. !UPI) -The nation's OemocraUc governors agreed today that they "whole heartedly and unaoimously" support Pres! dent Johnson's handllJ18 of crlseo .fn Viet Nam aDd the Dominlcao Republic. 1beir sentiment was reported by Gov. John Connall~ of Tel· as, chairman of the Oemocra~ ic Governors Conference, alter a caucus session of the Demo- crats attendlnr the 7th lllllual me'Dt. The apparent beneficiaries of n· ... nil I governors caucus. Republican IOVernorJ were hla action were Govs. George Connally told newsmen that atteodln& their own caucus at Romney of Michigan and Wil· the Democrats waoted to tell tha same lime on tha U.o1e llam W. SCraoton of Pennsy~ th• nallot that they "strongly noor of the conference boteL vanla, po!ISible candidelel for support the President ol the ROCKY IS OUT the 1968 preoldential DOmination United Stales in the Held of Meanwhile, Governor- Nel from the same GOP will8 as foreign affairs, particularly io 800 A. Rockefeller of New York Rockefeller. Both of them were the Dominican Republic aDd cleared tha air within the J!e. sayiJ18, however that the party Viet 'ilam." pubUCllll party today with 11111 should oot even be thinking yet He announced that the Demo- firm statement that he will nev· ol anything beyond the 1968 crats rould spell out their sup. er again be a candidate for the s.'ale and congressional eleoport later In a written sllte- White House. loons. 3B h ~;?::[~ . oys Appre ended~~~ dent Johnson and his top mill· role Ia the bloody -:Viet Nam Paetfle ill a oerln ot tosll foe. conflicl. Three teen-age boys suspect- made public. the peace: Harold King, Rt. 1 JinaiDe Wedlleoday. The Chief ·Execulive was : I'd of u~tng the Ohio River as a Arrests over the weekeod by Pomeroy, lntoxicalioo and ells· PEE WEE CHAMPS - McArthur's Pee Wee baseball team won the Second Aft. hack al his desk today alter a ' road to crime were In custody the Sheriff's department includ- turblll8 tha peace; Wtlllam Ree1be •If!~ newt lltncy nual Syracuse Tournament Sunday with a 13-2 vietory over Middleport. Team memworklng weekend al his Camp 1 and bad contessed today. ed Emmett Welch, 56, Poo!eroy, vea. Pomeroy, Intoxication and Tus said, In accordance with bers are front row, L to R, Keith Wa~d, Rex Blake, Mascot Tracy Ratzlaff, Kevin David retreal in Maryland's I The boys allegedly broke into lntoxicalloo; Barbara Coateo, disturbing the peace: Leo Dall· 1M Soviet tyapaee :rurc~~ pro- Barber. Second row, Dave Dixon, Ricky Scheurman, Barry Gilliand, Ricky Hayes, Catoctin Mountains. His week· . aRt. I, LoJ18 Bottom home last 30. Rt. t, Pomeroy. dlsturbtng ey, Portland, violation of pro- lf8m new peo carrier rock· Dave Bullock, Mike Dixon. Third row, Kim Wood , Gary Andrews, Mike Ratzlaff end ruests were Defense Sec- Iw.ek and stole a rille. They tht peace; Okey Kiser Letsrt bdtlon from juvenile court aild ~:' ~'::,l!blul~ .~pace and Steve Andrews. In the back are Charles Dixon and Charles Razlaff, managers. retary Robert S. McNamara Ihave been apprehended by Falls, dlsturblng the pea~e; Ger- Ann HUJ, Pl. Pleasant, k.to1~ ve leo tea • -Sentinel photo. and new Unit«! Nations Ambas- ~uthorlties in Wood county, W. aid Eblin, Pomeroy, dlsturbtng calion. The Ruaolau wlllled ablps sador Arthur J . Goldberg. ~Va. and planet to stay away from I Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach llle largel orea, ap,n•OIImateBOONE, lOW~ -A HAPPY Isaid lhe youths have coofessed ly 1,581 mllea IGIIIbWHI of picnic tur~ to. tragedy Suo-; lo lhe burglary of the A. K. ApHawaii belw- Brllllll'1 0 day when SIX chtldren dlsobey· l pleby's home July 21. A WinChrlalmaa lllaad aad tbe Amed thetr parents a?d waded out I "heSter rille, 18 In change and erlcatHwaed Boker lslallllo, Into the Des Motnes R I v e r food were stolen 111!1 .II . !Ill Ill Jlll ' ff' where they dro~ed I La An 18 year-old Dezter youth was bruised-not serw en1orcemen1 o ocers re- · 1 · 'd t t La viii th k d Albert Schoenblum, tha grief· ported the trio, from Parkers- oous y-tn an acct e~ a , ngs e over .e w~ en , st~ick•n father of lhree of lhe 1 burl; reportedly traveled down one of two .traff!c nushaps m Meigs county mvestigated children suffered a heart a• th Oh' a· . to! by the Gallia-Metgs State Patrol post. . and' collapsed after the ~ I' •bo oothatover ontak• I freo moIn • II , th e Pat roI Iogged f'tve acclden•· ·• nee noon taCk th ..... 1 boc1f ot 1114. oldest chDd wu ~r ka b ":;., cf'b ~ e Saturday. In one, two persons were injured and hosbro""t from the water In Ledg· ;_ thar. ers 11 88 ~ lry ~ pltallzed. In sfillanother a driver wu forced illto a field 1 :,s~~~~::k· Schoeabaum waa ~ng'a:,~lo~. ....:~... ~ ~!!!?_!~i~-~~~~o~~2~~-n. ~,.t!'_;two_~~~ , · Theboat,a --------was recovered (IT -- -- _ SMOON - AN EMPLOYE iD Long IP 21 CUT ALONG THI$ LIN I of the V. S. aid mission in South Wuod Coonty Vlel Nam has confessed to the slaying of his American Chief partmeaniDIIITehend 8nd a prelly Vietnamese worn.: ;ere an, 1 Vietnamese government ' ay •pokeornan said today. T h e:boat !heft and case wal described as 1 crime ITpleh by ' home, l!upplement To The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mi~dleport Ohfo of pa.,itin. e gun wu I'WI The GaUia Tim es. Gallipolis, Ohio The SUBpecl was idenllfled as IIJeing returned Rober! Kimball. 36, of Sall jaccording to 1965 Jutr 1965 Lake City, Utah. The victims . Nameo of the were Jack Ryan, 44, a senior : l1 S. aid official, and Mrs. j r ,en 'Jbi Hai, 27, an aid : . 11121314151617 mossion employe. Dexl er · y00th 8rmse • dWhen Car Skids Down RR Tracks FPDA 14TJ 13.6 cu. ft. • llo frost, no defrostlna - · ewn In ln!ezerl Packages never slide loiether. A deli&ht to u54. • II& 100-lb. IIIV top freezer. • Twin vegetable Hydratoq hold nearly '!lo. busheL • RMMJ siOilllll door hal space for eaes. lo'..pt. cartons. ,11 Even Less SHOP TONIGHT .,.. . llf/ With Tr•d•lnl ----- BAKER FURNITURE UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I t 1 'I !In COME TO THE "BIG L", Southeastern Ohio's Appliance Super Merket fT. Dill, N. J. - THE GLA· . mor of the sliver screen In the i frlvllo111 Jazz Age at first held : ~o appeal for petite Conslance I Bennelt, the elegant, witty 511-1 . year~ld actress wbo died Two acetdents Saturday. The eldest ol 1b e l~vestlgated by three daugblera of renowned ac- hce Sat~day. lor Richard Bennell she wat 1be forst llonde. beautiful anoi m. when Carl lhe attended the best Rt. I, Rutland ochools In New York and md appeared headed toward a 'areer ao a fashion designer. ~ul she became 1 movie Mlddllport. nstead. She was the older sit- dam~ to er oll£ire!IS Joan Bennetl 8nd w ''"ive ,he lale Barbart BeMelt, SlgmaD wu ner wife of sinrer Morton Mayor Lee Jowney. charge ol vehicle under DENVER - WATER-80AK- Tloe other ed eastern Colorado counted p.m. when ~firmed deaths plus three Rt. 2, Racine, oer110111 misotng and tabbed Ita South Second ·lamage at $250,000 today in street, aad hit :he wake of its ooecond dandly owned by Jeries of floods In two tllOIIIhi. dleport. Pollee Nearly two Inches of rain backed up and struck the Denver area In lnB meter. He mlnutea Sunday alght to lllet•l left Iff further fllsh flooding. OPEN TIL 9:00 IN THE EVENING (Monday Thru S1turd•y) Add Up The Extra Charges •.. NOBODY, BUT NOBODY BEATS LANDMARK ••• ! ALL WE ASK YOU TO DO, IS COME AND UNICO CHEST FREEZERS 18 Cubic Foot - - - - - - - $239 PIANOS eWURLITZER e8ALDWIN end OTHER FAMOUl BRANDS eQUALITY eSERVICE eWARRANTY 20 Cubic Foot - - - - - - $249 30 Cubic Foot - - - - - - - $349 ePRICE ,, eDELIVERY SERVICE 23 culllc foot only $249 17 culllc foot only $205 LOW&ST APPLIANCE PRICES PLUS: REFRIGERATORS end COMBINATIONS FREE ICE CREAM ltrvlne Mo .... Mooan end Golll1 Counlltt-WY 24111 Half11allon of FREE ICI CREAM for uch cubic foot capacity you buy In 1 UI'IICO Fr... ••r, R1frigerator or Combinotion. Pr-. ~-Ill¥· ery SO miles, WI servlc1 1nd we finance. , ... w. C.I'M\'• • • LM lor the •11 'L' on Routo 71 nat 1M u,., ... .,,......, ' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. COMPLETE LINE UNICO AIR-CONDITIONERS - OPTOAIETRISf Office Hours Vto 12. l to 61Ciose at NOOD on fburs - East t.:ouM St Pomeru' BIG 9,000 BTU-$185 Deer lnjured ia R~ule 338 I~cideal UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS 21 cubic foot only $221 15 cubic foot only $209 SIZE · .. I M1ny Good .u.,d ,.-"-"· ... . ,._,.,. ' . . ' ' " i ' ; • .1 ., " ' NOW ONLY $259 14.1 Cubic 1'901 Frost·FMoclll ... ,....... ' .. .. $295 16.3 Culllc l'oot Fmt·Free ~· , ~ 15.5 CUBIC FOOT ~· , 'I' ----- f:~--;-rt~ I Come! LOOK Before You Buy! ............... $125 llu• 10 Yr. W1rr1nty Protection Plen ... /., I I I I SATURDAY, JULy 24, 1965 I - ... COLUMBUS em Mau wUI . team of Middleport youngsters won runner-up trophies !r Bob Louks after placmg second to McArthur in the 1ment Sunday afternoon, Front row, L. to R., is Don im French, Steve Price and Danny Dodson. Second row, y, Byran Mullen, Robby Harris. Perk Ault: third row, Jim ve Walhurn. Vern Ord. Terry Brewer, and Mike Hoffman; Stobart, Dick Vaughan and James Cochran.-Sentinel .nd Ratzlaff allowed s:x free Dixon with a double and two ,.. passes while pitching his no · isingles Kim Ward, 1 doUble lc- hitter. land single, Gary Ancinws twa 1e McArthur hillers were Mike singles, Ratzlaff a single, Ke9at in Barber two singles, Rex Blake "f} a double aod slllgle IIIII ltlcll ke I Scheurman a single. .or Middleport scored both Ita ll'· runs in the fourth when Jim · Roller led off with a walk, JUo. ky Stobart was hit by a wild I I-lli A burglary of the Middleport pitch and Danny Dodson, ftoll. l ed · Lunch room over the weekend by Harris and 8)'11111 MlliJell, th· ' is being probed by police. were all Issued waiD. in i Middleport Chief of Police ' Herbert Gilkey said approxf. mately $4 in cash and a ,22 VotenoDI Memllllal 111 ;II 1 - Winchester boll action rifle were AdmlasiCIDI Salllnlay - lAIIt · stolen. Griffin. Reedeville; Ida GGIIChief Gilkey said other mer· lein, Pomeroy; Hellll B.aolif, chandise from the slore bad Springfield; Deloreo ftidlard, · taken to the rear of the 1011, Middlepnrt; '1'lmoii1J c., ·· but was left there as zarl, Portland; Juaolta ~ ttoe had departed lo Middleport. a hurry. Tile lunch room was DIIICbar(et llltarda)-m.. entered through a rear door, de Reynolds, Muon; Mil. VS.., according to Gilkey. lle said gil Carl and 1011, ~ his invosl,fgation Is beinB con- Nel11e Hawk, Wellnille. linued today. Adm.IIIIIIDI SIDUy - Bobl!rt , Sigman, Middleport; Lt11i. ~ • LOCAL TEMPS man, Pomeroy; Vlqle ~ _The temperature in Pome- Pomeroy. ; , __ .. 7 8 roy's business district loday at Fi~se:-rees , J 111:30 a.m. w~ 82 degree~ un· Ga~lpo·~meroy, amea . der sunny skies, · 1 Over Our Dead Bodies NY Democrats BY DOROTHY KILGAILEN .lotiiJ«s ho P...,ll I . ni;IIUM1111 ' ins Tourney at Syracuse 13-2 .. """••..,, ' N 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ' A car drlvell by Billy J. Dye, ate.o.er, 18, of Columbua atruck and In- Harrla, Portlll jured a deer on Slate Route Kenzie, lleltler. 331 near Tanners' Run road Dlleiaqa In Letart Township at tO p.m. Uao Spruuse, Sllllrday. · renee Smith, 1be Meljs County $1er1R'x de- Sllllllt, Porroero: partilu!llt invesllaaled ban, Racloe; mtlhap aDd dlspoud of Harrii!OtiVUie. deer. There wu minor AdtaiNI• fO the 19110 model CRl' GnVIf!li by Dye. Sherlff'a olftce uld deer jumped onto the hlab·traJ I In front of Dye'• nblele. ""f!lulil1 Commission On Crime is Reports that Mayor Wagner may decide lo ruo for governor baa an almost unanimoua reaction from upstate Democrats, wbo are muttering: "Over our ~ bodies." Their relations with His Honor have not been too IDIOOth and they'll light vigorowtly agailloot hla IIOIIIInlllloa . ... Alan Klng'a Broodway play, ••n. llllJIO&Sible Year~," whlcb epa Oct 13, elready baa been ICiiopl!tl up by a major·fUm stu. clio. MGM bu purdlued the 111m rlgbla although , the show ,huD't IYI!D gone Into fl'bearsal .. .. After a aeries ol linQing matclles at some of the Holly· Wlljld ICI-fO apols, John BarryIIICII'f, Jr., baa been uked 1o late hla dllcotlieque homlnesa elalwller~ ... A darling C0111ej1o 1111 • 1£1or. cloeln't know Jl,bu& ._. wile 1i QUiitly ~~~~ng , her lalfiW· e11out a:ilplratm, n.· JII'Cibltt1t •WiildJ•liit ·ealllld· her 10 . ilwcll·: ~lllesl· :- hll totiJWn!nl 'of·~akioliOi ·1.' 1111, .w.; ' ,, 1 I I 1 - - - - -- -- ... - - •• • - - · MOney, R e Taken by Thief --- =_ ,, SEEKS TRJJSTEESHIP Bernard D. (lllkey of Middleflll!lt his. petlt;ton for office of Sansbury 'towDship <•ltnllltt!e. Gilkey Is a WI!' :l veleran and a member of. Feeney Bennett Post 121, AmericaD J..e. '"''·--~ has q ~~ · ·· -.~ ' ..... ... ~ ~!if ~ ROBINSON BIL.nlll 'rqj Robinsoni''ll~=~; eroy ttJS 111 led fnlm that . chestn'a ~!Iii � 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 07. July 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 July 24, 1965 boice fargo