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'· ' H . . , J~eWS P"'" [ :bi~;~~ho:.;I';.,";:.· ::~~! 0~pll3 ----. . ---· MHOW TO MURDIR YOUR WIFE" Jack Lemmon (Tecbnicolor) ' . ,· .., ' ,I , I' '· ' · J ' ~~ , 1.. ' I'• I" ',I f: . ', ',. i ,· .. , ,; , • ' ,., Ji ., '' ' •I , 1;\> ., ' ' '" ,1' " • j• 1,'' , ,. . '·.1'" '· , ' ,, '· '·,,1 1 '"' 11i\•· 'l, _: 111' ,,,,,,.. ,:li ih,. h\ld !;,,:,,:i,lt,DI,,J,,•: i· ','1~" ,': . , "" Ehers~ac~ue~ Colurnbu:~s ~as~ •:th~~par- ··,~I ,,,:,,·:,j ' ,-ll', '·':,;r, "' ~.h,~ ~ ~ ~'"'' ' . 1 'I'' ',' ,• . u~ ~· RGusa~~\llller, lh~ pr~gress e~r~i~ '"' ' serv~ Ba::•t * E elyn Gibbons Becomes fh e 8, 'de Rl I v Richard Sweet on Augus_ t 7th. Mrs. Harry Keiser, Mlne~vdle. week·" S~nt with "''1 '"hl':;l Co"""' R'""'""" """ :&~ ~~ub~h~~~:: ,.'; s 1 ~ ~ ~sc~ - ·- • DRIVE· IN I ' TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "I'D CLIMB THI! HIGHIST MOUNTAIN" S1llall Hayward WUllam Lundltan !Technleolorl - and- "GOLIATH AND THI VAMPIRES" Tuesdari..ooarged . h r ed aJrs. Charlotte Binion. William B. Workman. Mary Brannoo, Mrs. 1 s. Karl BurnsDo,Mr McKinley son, rs. Glen,rs. man,MGer Hrladko Dunnavant, Paul Foster, Mrs. Harold German, Mrs. Glen Mrs Wiliiam Wayne Gibbons, I epo • Mrs of Richard of Mr. and · N?{han ring ceremony were read by e vow s· ster of Chester on Saturday, AugHealh Methodist Church_ill_Mid' . . arriage Mr. Newman Burdette, organb ; floor isl, presented a pros:am of preY er a e . c over tafle- nuptial mustc preceding the cer- So~hia er;~ ~~~ ~e~i ~~ghp.~~!t dl~ort br;~ ~tv-:.~ ~ ~~;~=~ MH~~e~i~H:~J~ ~g~erg~=i~ ~ i:~s~on Le~na J~hnon. :~ ~O:,"'.."::;,~h;~~.!;a~! ~~':etJ atgWar~n. s~gery_. :~~teL.;:·· cam.~ ~y' leen Hooikii Hoschar, Avonelle Csasles Gordon Scott (Color) Kuhn, Mss. John Martin, Mss. William D. Milles, Newlon Plaslerr, Sharon Roush, Gary Thur.·l'rl. AUf. 19-40 Russell, Mrs. Roy Sharp, George "RIO CONCHOI" Witb Richard Boone and Stuart Whitmill (Color) cup, Mrs. Gary Shriver, Mrs. of apricot peau satin. k er -andDavid Bennett and mfaol dau- orah McCollac~ of . r brides"THI MASQUE 01' ghter, Mrs~x~runly ~~t!:; H~~~w:ore e/:;:. of apTHE RED DEATH" Vinceo Price Infant son. green. They each ,. bouquet of daisies, white mums and ivy. . . Miss Julia Carsoo of .Ciucmnatl was the flower grrl and wore Jl whtte floor • length OTHER DAYS 9:00 AM TO 5:QP PM guwn of white lied at the watsl with an apple green sash. She carried a basket of dnlsi.. and • ivy. . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Gibbons chose a costume of sea-foam green with white accessories and wore a corsage of shattered white camationa. Best man for Mr. Sweet was Mr. William Campbell of CinOfU,Y cinnati aod Nolan Car8011. Jr., Cincinnati, cousin of the bride, was junior usher. ~e Penns~l~a. fo~m~ g~v~ ~les AUG•• The Child Conservation League will hove a rununage sale In the former A P building In Middleport, August 20-21, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. A Gold Star --- S'iore RE'ItJRN FROM CAMP The Rev. and Mrl. Donald Boone hlJve returned from the Judson HJIIB Baptist Camp at Loudenville where he oerved u camp director and Mrs. Boone as counselor. Attending from the Middleport Firat Baptist Church were Mike and David Buskirk and Jimmy Brewer. Dick Bndlrner served as senior oounselor and wUI conlinue hls work lhiB week. Happy is the Bride FOOT.ALL IRAI LEATHER 1he !ate:ll h:!alher wltb lh ~ foolwear crowd is Jarman'• i< ppropriatP.ly naml!!d "Footl)ftll Grain'' (same ruggtd gr11in as your nP.W us~d io college footballs). just right with who registers her China, Silver and Glass patterllS at ~ &~ welers I . .. . . . • _ . . . , 1 aiYE DINNER Mrs. Beulah Whll<! entertatni ed with a dinner party Sunday u you haven't already ,.l<el- i In observance of the birthdays ed your c-hina, we'd like to ·of her I!<ID, Thomas Darat and show you our wide choice of her mter, Mn. Florence Hanbeautiful pattern• In nay of Akron. Others' present were Mrs. Darat and son, Craig, Jeffry Darst and Mr. and Mrs. __ ite_._ _ ' Charles _Wh I fall clothes, "Football Grain" is available in some of the season's handsr:,mest styles - all "wear- Tren, 11 :vou wish, we'll be 1e3ted" for your added comfort, of cn ursf' \A/ P. will M alad to help you coordinate pleased lo fit you In 1 pair. your other tableware . . . 10 you'll know your table set~ Complete S.lettion of Jarmiln Shoes For Men, 9. 95 to 24.95 tingo are alwayo In perfect taste. Hegiatering your pattema with our Bridal Baclltrl' mak.. it eaaier for friend• and relali-te~ to &ive J'OU a woddlnl Jilt you went. And you'll avoid dupUceUona, 101). So be • 11118rl bride .•. be a happy bride -ch0010 your Syracuse Plttera end real• ter It wltb ua now. • A Gold St•r Storee ~ere' y Sh ~:• e dJl~ s~ID~ '~:!~ovi~ TEACHING IN JACKSON Miss Martha Ohlinger Middleport Is leaching In the Book· keeping and Accountll\8 Dept. of the M•npower and Technical Tralnilll! Center In Jackson . She Ia 11111118 a vacartcy during the mooth of At~~~~~t. Mln ()b. lliger Ia a Commercial teacher in the Northwestern Local School System It Rtland. Education uhibils winners ctS; Mrs. Robert Snowden, Rain Tuesday night hit the 1965 Meigs County Fatr were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Pom- Rutland, picture made from hard. eroy, for evergreen specimeDI; dried plant material and MarNot only was it blamed for a drop in attendance this Mrs. Victor HyseU, Minersville, saret Ella Lewis, Middleport, year compared to the same day of the 1964 Fair. It Illso collection of Nature's Resour- wild flowers. was the direct cause of the racing program being erased T • ~ere ~y. c~ LOOKING I ~: o~ses. bci{ PH~~ome;;y bea~llflcalion •GOOD At the Fa1r• chet~t." cI • SPACE SAVING I ·e CONVENIENT L * to the fair ldent of the Garden Clubs of yesterday in comparison to 2,363 on the same day last o1t1o. year. Mn. Margaret Ella Lewis The heavy rain Wednesday evening took its toll so w~~t 111pertntendent of the show. far as attendance was concerned, fair board members Judgi118 was done by the were convinced. dard 1)'8teDL The MOW lheme S There Were persons WhO paid admission into w8.1 "My air Lady." Visitors to the Meigs Coun- the grandstand yesterday for the horse show and horse Wlttnlng more lh¥• one blue ty Fair are invited to visit pulling contest. There were 624 in the grandstand on ri!Jboa in the artistic arrang• The Daily Sentinel booth in the second day in 1964. meuta !livlsion of 12 classes lite lent located besldt! the Frank H. Johnston, Fair Seo- pleaaure horse, Bill Cole. wilt l&s. J. S. Davis, Tuppers The Grand Champion b u I I state "'WoodertuJ World of retary, said this morning that Jackie Jones, Shade, was 4-H MI'S. E. C. Payne, Vii>- and Grand Chllmpion female Ohio display. due to the muddy condition of Pleasure Riders 4-H club class Will anii Mrs. Vema George, of of the 12nd Annual Meigs Couo- Miss Linda Moore, a stu- the track, all racing events grand champion and Cheryl WilVInton. gty Fair Beef cattle, judgilll! are dent at Mlsmi of Ohio Unlver- scheduled for today are called liiDIS, Rutland, the reserve CATTLE AWARD WINNER- A rosette was awarded this animal for be!nr l!tOilier winners In that clivi- owned by the Ed Morro Farm sily this fall, is receptionist off. champion. Kalby Morgan of lected Reserve Champion of the Mt·ig., County Junior Fair. Posing with the cow I! sldlr' • were Mrs. May Heines, of Frost. at the booth. Sbe Ia the dnugbHorse harness racing has Middleport was runner-up. The its owner, Darren Chevalier, of Rt. I, Minersville.-Sentinel Photo Pomeroy; Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Judging started at 10 a.m. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell bee~ rescheduled to begin a.t grand champion award makes Sr., Middleport; Mn. Ruth Wednesday and continued Into Moore, Pomeroy. 1 p.m. Friday with at least Miss Jones eligible for Slate 0MOrrOW,,, Karr, Lolli! Bottom and Mrs. early afternoon. A big fawrile at the booth four races scheduled for t be Fair competition. H. ·c. Waugh, Gallipolis. Win- The animal selected as the is the 'Treasure Chest" where afternoon. There is a poaslbill- Twenty-six riders in 1 he Ding blue ribhoDI for junior Reserve Champion bull Ia OWl>- visitors ielect a key Ill try ly, too, he said, five races wllJ lead in pony class received lliTaJIIIemenls in this dlvlsion ed by Hiram Slawter, Rutland, •nd unlock 'the Those be beld tomorrow. small trophies. were Melanie Dean, Cbesler, who had ali firsts in the Here- who open it are gtvea prlzea. HORSE SHOW 1 H nl f f 8:30 A.M. - Junior Fair and Clrol Lewis, Pomeroy. ford division. Marvin T. Roush, Treasure chest winners yes- The Conformation show for orse 00 anna IOn " 81 P1a- judging - sheep and swine. Miss Lewis also won a blue New Haven, had the Reserve lerday were Patricia Stethem, horses and ponies wu the w:u 1 p Oh 1:30 A.!K. - Judging Jon1 ribbon In the Junior Specimena Champion female. Rhea Mora. Mrs. Addie Brown grandstand allraclioo at the I" :: ;J:, -, e ;. : ior lair - Beef and showmanelh!l. S. H. Vollhorn and Son of Bid- Bill Allen, Xennetb Stewart, fair Wednesday afternoon. : ' • . w aven, wo us 18 • ship. Mn. Robert Lewis,_Pomeroy well had IS firsts ill the Short- Mn. Roser Toney, Larry First place winners In var:edR !:31 P.M. _ Judging abeep won a blue ribbon for special born dlvision, five In the Swine Slelhem, Louie Andrew Loud- ious events went: Ne H0 Y• w 0118 and swine _ ()pen Class. uhlbit, a landscape layout on division and one In poultry. AI- ea, Harold Hendricks, Deb- Trail Be l7 All of w aven. 2 P.M. _ Pony baraess rao. of the south en- an Holter of Star bie Byrd, Bruce McKelvey Athens Lu- Efl8l1Hh Horse - Sherr! In- Inc. · 11'11111!1 Ia the fairgrounda. Houte had four firsts m the Walter Graeser 2 Pam MIJ.. cille Leifbelt of Punern . wes- deslad, Pomeroy, two; Lawrerr l:39 P.M. _ Pony and lit the Poultry dlvislon. • ler, VIcki Harrilon, H 0 p e tern pleasure pony ce Parso._, Pl. Pleasant, two; tmne rnllllinJ racing, 41 f9r 11'Im place wimten iD ·the Maore and Jolm Ml!rpby. irlches, Sbltley COOP MN.- WUiiam B. Dowrue, Pom- · 4·P.M. - Ratlaad Hfglt more lhan Hereford division were Alfred ville Rt. 3; Barrel race, eroy. Scbool Bead. Gface lalter, Mkneravllle, Mea: Gane, Pomeroy, two; Hiram Wimp Frost of Shade. Poniea 46-S6 lncbes Bob 5 P.M. - Twilight horse J. 8. Divis, Mrs. Purley Karr, Slawter, Jlutljmd, atx; Ed Mor~estern pleasure potly 41 to Greer, New Haven; Bill Cole, harness racing. Lons Bottom, and Mrs. Robert ro Flll'lllll, three; RUehle Here56 inches, BiD Cole of Tuppen Glady1 Morgan, Pomeroy. 7:30 P.M. -Pony palling J Lewi• Pomeroy Other ford Farm, Mlner~vrlle, two, Plaw; Englurb pleosure horse, Porues 46 inches and under coates!, winnen Mrs. Dean and Martin T. Roush, New HavSltary Blleklo of Athe._; Plea- - Pearl WiUiams, Rutland; ---(!tester and Mrs Charles Per- en, one. sure pony harnesa class, Mike Gladys Morgan, E. J. Hill, and sli)ger, Pomeroy.· In sheep judging: Nancy CarJones of Pomeroy; Western Howard West, Pomery. WEATHER In the Specimen Collections nahan, Rt. I, Racme, had two Showers and scattered thondivlaion, blue ribboDI were pre- flrsta for one for dershowers south aad east toseated to Mrs. Mary Heines, Cheviola and five for Colum- Pomeroy teachers go lo work dny, ending In soatbeasttonight. GRAND CHAMP Mees, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, for small house bias. Monday, Aug. 30; their student.. YOUNGSTOWN, Ol!io (UP!) cooler. Low tonlgltt soulh· es w1th h1s Grand female cow at tbe anplauts, and to Mn. Roy Hoithe next day. A special depul!' lherlf1 east. Fair and IDild Friday. nual Mergs County_ Fatr-Judged durmg the Jumor FaJJ' ter, Pomeroy Rd. for botb com Superintendent Charles S. wao charged with seeond doWednesday.-Sentmel Photo. and JOurda. n ers Gibbs today announced four Fwieral services for Miss gee murder loday ill lbe fa. meetJnss of teachers oo Moo- Emma Joachim, 75 , Naylon lal obootiag of a Negro he was day beglnnlfl8 at 9 a.m. when R1111, who died iD the Veterans lrylng to arrest Sunday. DVJ U teachers are to meet In Memorial hospital at 7 a.m. Tbe charge, earryJng a man- 1· hts office. . datory IUe sellleace, waa flied AU boys Interested in playing This will be followed at 10 ~y, w•:l!: ~e~•:: agalnat Herman Spabr, a &peon the Pomeroy 7-eth 81"ade a.m. by a general leachers' a "th PU:· ~ Wilbur Perri clal depal!' lberiff, by city pofoolbaU learn this fall are to meeUna in room 14 of the Sen- ";,.ci ti Bevrlal . be iD Uee aftu the eoroner r•Ied the 0 report to the dressing n10J1t8 lor High school (for hlgb school ~ ~- u ~ Suday shooting a bomlclde. bebind the Senior high school and elementsry teachers). Sb rov~.':. In· death Tbe cltarJ.. were fUed aa at 3:30 p.m. Monday August 23. Elementary teachers will e was P• ~...._ Nathaniel C. Lee, president LoMie Edwll'd Frazier, ffl, Pro.pectlve players are lo meet at the elementary IIChool by a slater, Mrs. MIII'JIII'81 Peo- of the Ohlo <.bapter of the NeMiddleport, who had to be lak· brine Insurance papen, physi- Ill p.m. and leCOIIdnry leach- pies, and a broth_., George. tlonal Alsoelalfol for lbe Aden into CllllodJ twice, pleaded cal uamJnation fonn aid par- era will meet at the same hour Surviving are one aliter, Mrs. vancement of Colored People, luilly to a chotge of felonious ental consent forma, Ia tbe Junior and Senior High Barbara Baer, Chester; two beld a round of conlerencer assault on 1 Jn!nor before Boya who do not have their bulldiDgs brothers, Henry and Edward, wilb ciiY oUiclalo cOI!Cl!ming M'eigs County Common Pleas forma Cllll plck them up at the The school calendar for 19115- both ol Youngstown, and 1 Dum- lh abootiag. Judge Jobn C. Bacon Wednes- olnce of Frank W. Porter tum .. loll . ber of uieces and nepbewa. •llli-IWI!IIIJI.1111.1'•111t11Jl,_,__ day. ....:.... Zl "'Aug. ows. Friend&anytime. may c1U at the funeral -· .. iii&M it til Frazier appeared before Judge coach ' on Saturdoy, ..,.._ 31, Tuesday. IChools op- home Bacon and pleaded euUty 81 or MOnday, August 21 between en. ·- - 9 charged in a biD of Jnlorma. a.m. and noon. . Sept. 8, Mollday, Labor D!ly, Llon8' Families to lion flied by Prosecuting At- Girls In the· Pomeroy IIChool IChoola cloae. ASIS DIVORCB Hold Picnic Sunday torney Bernll'd V. Fultz. system who wUI be Jn the sev- ~ 29, Friday, SEOA teach- A petlllon ~ divoree has Pomeroy LloDI and their faFrazier bad been taken Into enlb or eighth IIJ"ilde lids fall era meetlol, schools close. been IRed In Meigs County m!Ues will gather Sunday at , custody by Middleport pollee and Interested In being cheer- Nov. 21-28, Tllankaglvlng re- Common Pleas eourt by Freda the Ed Footer place for their at bill Wllliam-at residence Wed- leaders for the 7-8th grede foot- eess. Marie Swan, RD, Middleport, annual picnic. Dale Warner Ia nesday. ball team this fall, are· to re- Dec. 17, Cltrlatmas against Ralph Swan, Jr. 181De iD charge. Cblef of Pollee Herbert GO- port to the practice field behind tluaes dlam!aMCI followmg a address charging .,..,.. neJlec~ key loolt Frazier to the office the Junior High tiCbool at 3,30 CltrJstnw auembly fl1'081"am. and extrme >CI'IIelty. Dr. Harold Brown, president, of Prosecutor Fultz. Once II>- p m Tuesday AIJIIIIt :If Jan. S, 1181, Seboola reopen. conducied a business meet!!lde, the 8CeUBed raced out of · ' ' · Jan. 1-, Clele of first oemesSQUAD CAlLED Ins following luncheon Wednesthe. ¢flee with Cbiel Glllley iD . ter. · dny In social rooms of the Fed- . "' l ( Pomero~ hortic~~lalon, ~·· ~eeas:!i-e ~~ w~ .ftte ~ Ha~res, Pleads Guilt OnMfidavit Before Judge CALENDAR Black AGAIN WITH !~ -!~~s. j;is~ ~~~:~dol 1~::.1 slo~~~· * ~ Teacbers Start Work August 30th oy I 'ted 0 t Lei~ ~i; r!~ hone~ B {; 'dd SOCIAL Brown J ~ospllal Mr~. Open Friday Nights Til 9 SCORES St[lio~ •* isitors P~, Make Elberields In Pome roy our oppmg en er of Point Pleasant, cousiL of the bnde, registered the guests, Tbe new Sweet Is a I graduate of Middleport Hlgh school. She atleuded Bethel Col· lege, Hopkinaville, Ky., and IS a uaduate of Undsey - Wilson College, Columbill, Ky. T h • groom attended Undsey · Wilson College. After a wedding trip to central Ohio, the coupie left for Vermont where they are temporarily residifl8. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons were hosts at a buffet supper lor the wedding party and out - of - town guests. carri~d JARMAN w=~~y of Ko aunt and uncle, r an rs. rean r - ·· -- - - World'" at Mount Union ?•liege had as their weekend guesls, [Forrest Bachtel IS her sister and brother. Mr. and lead m the summer pres Mrs. John Tovey and Miss Gene Rice Is a palien' vta Tovey. They were em-ou r8. G Ill I. to their home ln Sarasota, Fla at Holzer m a • 1 after a visit with relatives in where she IS Detroit Mich. pneumonta. e " :,::• at _Brady Run !ark .John Lvons and family lng routine busmess, the meetT:;:isewb:thday in Alliance over the week- •and Mrs. John Lyon\and s:;, lng closed in regular The \ pr;n was Mrs. Elias end where they attended lh• iJohnny. Parkers urg v next meelmg ,Will be o ay' who received many gills. college production of Sto_p_the Mon . Sept. 8, at 7.30 p m. ·- - - - . ~.~~~~ict~:. ~~~~ w~~~ ::~r~~·~ ~~~~ o~e~::: ~n ;.ar::~Miss•. Rebecca ~~~li.Rothgeb ~;: r:::i.~ Brown. :~=~ Ill!"~ e7on~~ M~;h:e~~~~s":;a~~';, :~:P~~":!.:~.an:ol~;: ~!~ion fell from a pearl crown and :• Ma!ue immed•ately prea cen::ed ceding the ceremony. dntSies . I I A receplioo was held at the wtth a. smg e id ed \ borneo! the bnde's parents folCouSins of the br e oerv the ceremony. Dinilll! as her allendn?ts. MISS Jean· ~::hostesses were Mrs. No- white:~~'~amel\la. cov:~d R: of America met even- and Mrs. Edward Stiles and ing at the IOOF Hall with Della daughter, Stahl, • Rochester and The mee 11\8 open I Brl htoo Pa They also e.nroute home . and F I llh Mr and Mrs Fred Lathpita! for . W and j . · 1 McNamee :i:uck anDn evening they were sent . . t te nded' the Guinther family I .... * * * loda)~~c~m~~~ ':dmL~~ ~:i~\dmission FrOSt Farm Off Sentinel Booth K ering ey to sta~>- Of Ed Morro T Che t reasure 48~! Has Champs conce.:"'~~~ Dean, Dallas. * ~as ~~~g~a:nnis, ~hi~~· ~~~~n "~;~~~r~d '· """""· •~. •• •,..I~f;ct~:fu~chM~:~d~~~:~~~a ~"~ ~ '"" •~•""Gf:bo~~M.•'"'"'"' r.....,.~ """' """· """"' " """ "' ". ~ ' ':'_:;" ,: ~~~~~t~~·~t~£ ~~~ ~:.~~ru~=~yM~ayD:~~ters ;~in:Sit!1~asan~ilesM~1 ~r.vi:i~g~~··c:lnwF:~~~ ~:0.~·:~:: th~sands fr::s:: b~¢:;:1\~er~:sc brid~ ~kS~~ ~~;~~~~~~ Ro~e~:r~~~·t.son N~n:,w:~~!~~t~~~ P~:. n::; ~~~. ~~~:~·Anthony cou~cllor p':Js~~iuaJ- ~~ii'esaf~ playm~.~~ Mrs Digh:u:· Milhoan, * Jutl81ng of almost 300 Meigs Count · Fair Flower Show enldq conductet. Wednesday eltamooo b~ Mrs. James JackIOD, Ewlngton, an accredited ~n- ~- ' Mucky Track Forces Races 30() Show Entrzes Judged Called off says Setretary . ~ith H~ RICHARD ROGER SWEET MRS. - at y ain Reduces n ~Irs '::.~ur~ fr~m ~nd~mt Po~thnohis • ' . NO. 104 dsurunilll!dny~~l~~~:Jere 1 .... • ..' ,.'!\;. Ehzabelh Humphrey. porled $31.50 made from the ViSiting wilb her daughter and To Emlern oms Mrs. Ellen sale ot cullers and spoons. dA family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard Picker< and her daughter, Joyce wee contribution of $10 was ma e Roush. lh . Mrs Leoda Webb, have business vtsll9n In toward the painting of the Mrs. o. E. McKinley is a a vacation trip. M188 Jean church basement. surgical patient at Veterans to New York and Pennsylvania. open! the we en w than Prayer by Rev. Stutler dos- Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy. ·n.e accompanied Mrs. Cres<a enls, Mrd .,Mrs. Na ed the meeting, after whtch ba Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mtl- cur%mifl8S to her home tn Biggs and YGeorge Fisher oessert course was y hoan entertained a cook Bringhamton, N. Y., and while Mr. an rs. turned to the hosteso to Mrs. Ro son. out Mondny evenmg at therr there visited several pomts of and daughter have re Beach Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Dame- home on N. Fifth Ave. Guests interest including Gettysburg, lhetr home, par' wood Mro. William Eichinger. were Mr. and Mrs. WIUord Mil· Pa and Cooperstown N. Y. Fta . after aodvtstl WI ' loured Mrs Paul Fisher,- Mrs. •Roya I Th omas. Miss Mar· \loan an d daughlers! Mrs . Don . At.. Cooperstown, they · cir Karr Mrs. Houdashell and Swick and son. Davtd, and the replica pioneer village with MM lhle of Cqlumbus guests. Rev. Stutler and John· da Milhoan, and her guest, its country store and early Amrs. ernight guest Mon- ny Eichinger. vid W1lcox of Parkersburg, M. erican homes and furnishil\81, was an ov Va Others attendmg were r I ,. . day of her parents. Mr. _and! nd Mrs Vernon Weber and and atten . a ,· ' ' Chu~~ la~rs~P~~~Y~~s::~el!u~ ~~!:1~;~: g:~~!!/~~~!:;rer~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~edTh:~~ !:f!; Vacation Trpip ~~d• ."~ i~ ·', ' 1 e Sep!~ber pr~ of I wards. Riley' Joyce ren Kayle. aersmeeting for potential Janie Rous Hindy' and for the Sunday School teac toh be.I ~~r H~se;is~";,';~ :~s HI~~~ :~~dB~~·~=~=~~~;. H~~~aiAJbert j ;; .,'I !• Ch~Cb Rev. Wendell Stuller Middleport bus!Sc .:. 1 the discusschurch I 1z hhelourd • : Miu MarY_ an rni - ed o . nessman, is a patient at Ho er m>de for the earning years ' mo Roush and Mrs. Yoth Fellowship pro· parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. caDy ill, and to Mrs. Troy Zwtl- Alta Mllier attended funeral ser- gr . ' I Hill and to &,\tend the fan. Iiili!, who onderwenl surgery at vices for Mrs. Hugb Sayre at .~ I . !, ·-. ·1', · 1 ., ,: ', ' I , ~ ~~~ ~!~ ::·Hlilc~.~nesd wM1ss. Car ·1 ,. ·' . ':I ,.lr,. 'I ·I,. and to attend ~ the ho came J&lin will !air. return rs. home to- brenner Jezebel. discussed the life ,,,'' ·· "· 'I jut 1,,1" ., . !•'I ' - two Y hi' Bapllst by !IresChurches when !_berecen officers of the First BapiiSI Boards met Tuesday evenms at the chutch. They voted to bave a special offerll\8 takea the first Sunday in for the "Helpifl8 Hand jecl to give asstsiance to the Franklin Baptist and the UmverSIIy I b Bap listThechurch BoardinolCoChnsltan Edu· Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. Jones re- also. gave a medltatioo from spent a week at the BaptiSt cation voted to establish a schoJ. turned horne in the evemng and The Upper Room aod closed camp at Tar Hollow. Those go- arship to the Adult Institute at Mrs. Joues and. sonsMremained Jon.. wt'th prayer. Mrs. Frank Wine- t"ng were Anita Fultz, h B dnJoyce Ed Camp Kt"rkwood and announced h :! ,. I' , •I' ;I ·;'··.·. ,.•: , (.··,•''" : ' ' ' ''' ' ' .<! :.:1:!: · '. eel her manv lovely gifts MEIGS THEATRE ·~~ . · ·l Entered Hospital • Persons entering Holzer Hospita\ durmg the past 24 hours '"' y e . . beth tncluded Mrs. Bessie Belz, 0. Chapman, Mrs. Ann Eureka Star Rt , Mrs. Roger Anrt b Mrs Jed I L. Saunders, 58' Sun Valley Dr.; Strube an a . ra Wells Lee Leming, 780 Rae:•bst: coon Rd · Mrs Maud Van MetDo':.".., Rudn Durst.' Mro. er, W. Va.; Mrs. James -' _·- - - . - - R. Rohert, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dwight W. Milhoan, Rt. 3 Pomeroy· Mrs Ralph N. . • P I ....,...,. '*Graves, Pomeroy ; arne a S. - - - -·Kautz, Star Rt., Pomeroy; Mrs. CLOSED FOR VACATION George 0. Borders, Rl. 2, Chil-, THRU AUGUST 21ot licothe· Evella G. Chaffin, Ken- 1 SUN. MON. TUES. • V I AUG. 22·24 ova. w. a, .}bdetshse':..s~~~!: 1=a~r:er~J~~~za IWebs~er ~;:. ·~ Jeffery sr· M;~~stLa~rs Un~ ~r~e Clif~n. '",·1' 'jl I 1 A' tit withextending pml< andtn the green ers end•stream· of the in and Mrs. Georgia Smith. table. A miniature bride ann - · . fii'OOm was in front ot the urn. Garnes were played wtth br~lla. , ' ,., •:.,, ''':. • . ,,., Proffit. I th Pearl Proffitt, Mrs. A and green co or erne Chapman. Mrs. Ida l1urs. I'S. , tlO was out inplaced the decora BarbaraMrs. Roush, . ns carried Gills were on a Beard. Esta Mrs. Roush, Mary! Mrs.! centered pmk cover umbrella Williamson.Parsons, Mrs B. Mrs. H. Clendenlab\•. with with whitea lace an d !Margarel Edith • •• Plans were made to ope~ '~ , ' II' . ·'I'·' '· l.uw~ce pin~ ·I' '!••, .4ssisw~ass:~ AroAunbd tAnd OU M'ddle""'rt I enter· flU . c;meroy talnea. the Loyal Helpers €lass Barbara Jones returned home Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prose ond of Ute Syracuse Methodist Tuesday after visiting In Cosoo, Richard ot Akron were ov- Church Monday evening al her lumbus with her sister and ·broernight guests Sunday, ot hts home. ther-in-taw. Mr. aod Mrs. Lee aister and brother-In-law, Mr. The meeting. in charge of Davidson. .. . and Mrs. Gecrge Genhetmer. Mrs Ralph Robsoo, president, Jeffrey· Darst is visitmg wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roy _Jones Jr. with Pllalm 23 in uni· his father, Thomas Darst and and sons, Jeffrey, Mtke aryl I son Devotions taken from Rev- fOlllily in Akron. b rrtved Sui>- I b I h M.ddleporI John for ol Colum _a Mr . and elatiollll 14:1·7 Hourashelt, were led whoY First Six Baptist youths o Church I e 1recently day a VISit uswtlh Mrs William I •)."'ll!'•;',.: ' Mrs, Farrell Hostess whenis Class Meets Mrs Damon Farrell Mainly About . People fn' p Col,mbus Churches 1'o Get Burctette~Gt Miss Joachim --•~~<·:-...¥:WIIll!!ll!--m-m~m•t Dies Thursday _ ~ l'':•·! ·~iim ~5 ~rry Cha~p10n 1~2nd po~~o n~w U.: ~rnpleled. ~ 1 r~, puraul!. Frazier was lattlll inGUOO'S AT PICNIC Jan. 17, Second semester be- '111e Pomeroy emeqency to Cu.llci!I.Y qaln on MaliHI. Scout Troop Zit wlll be • atna. squad wu 1nmlltQMCi for Dana Jndlle ordered Jl'razJer terlalned by the Odd Felloww April a, Good Friday, schools Turner, Rl. iU 1; Pctmeroy, when laktlll to Lima State hospital Lodge at 1 picnic ti!II SirndaJ e!ose. he became at a Pomeroy for 'oboervalfoa before senterr at the Lorenco ·Davta fann, April 11, Easter l\louday, lotslneu place W..._.l)' _.. elni• Kingsbury Road. (Continued ·Clll Jllil 2 ) nflrc. a.con eraled ehurch when final plans 'SHEEP JUDGING - Nancy Carnahan, Rt. I , Racine, grooms her Columbia sheep for the piCIIie were completed. after winning several firsts at Meigs County Fair competition Wedbesday. Mrs. Luncheon wu served by Mrs. Lena Graeser, ebalrlady; Mrs. Carnahan's children, Tony and Janis, also are proud of their sheep.-Sentlnel Photo Clara Karr, and Mrs. Mabel MRS. WYANT DIES Wolle, of lite ehurclL Gemini 5 at a Glance By United Preu lnltrn.,flll!ll" . r.,,,.. •-nd ' The M.n-Lt. Col. L. Gordon Ctiopu Jr., ·M, pilot; Lt. Cmdr. Chor... Pete Conr.. ~. !~~'Pilot, The Mlnlon-Shatt•rlnv lht m~~~~~~~:, ill*l fllf.ht .... durance record-121euth orb.itt tn· ~~hrte daye and 40 orbits longtr than SO~,,L( qt~·. Valery 1'. Bykonky In Vostok 5, June, ~· . , ,,,.·, .· Tht Yeltlci.-Gemlnl spacecr•ft, ' a · 1111 upo sula, fired by • TllanH,IJ ~~~>· :~ t\-~''.lfie!llfkid lntarcontlnental ba11Is c .. _,...., ' · · . �' ,, . •' ' ' 111;' · Values Noted · ~\\- at ~~~~~U~,~~~~~~~t!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 19, 1965 ' Car 1'ash, Dugouts Projed, · Seek Solution to End Long, Bitter rAAU, NCAA ,~~1(~,' - Are Finale to Ball Season in Two ~it-yourseH projeds will get underw ay Middleport Saturday. Both are a kind of finale to baseball season. , One Is by Boys' Baseball League Dads, the other a group of ballplayers. The Dads will begin of ali permanent-type dugouts, the boys will operate a one-day Car Wash at town hall to expand a fund of $30 earmarked for chamJ.lloosbip individual Naltoul Leapt tr:;gbies, phles. W. L. Pel, 69 49 arley White, Red Sox Boys' Prices being what they .W League team manager, and his the $30 will not purchase Angeles 70 51 .~79 assistant CIJarley Smith, are phies of the size and design San Francisco 67 49 .578 inviting Yoltinteers to be at the boys believe they want. So Clnciaaatl 65 i2 .556 65 ~ .542 park Saturday by g a.m. to be- are willlng to sweat 8 Utile gin the dugouts projects. Ma· better trophies. 63 eo .i12 terlalll are being furnished Manager Charles . 58 112 .483 12 through the Park Association ncr will be in charge of Chicago i6 tl6 .483 (financed by Tuesday night . wash at town hall . The boy• will Hous~~rk : ~ ·: ~ record hop procet'ds 1. ;work in two-hour shifts of eight , · "We need quile a few auys at a time from 9 a m to 4 Wednesday ' Resulls ' · FranCISCO 5 New York 0 " • · at least some equipped with p.m. M'l uk St Loui . ht 5 3 shovels," said While. Either P'ttwba ghee 8 H · ,_ 87 ' nigh•gt 1 s ur 1ype , 1ong or short handl ed, w11· 1 Pony. team mothers are • at ouswo Chicago• n ppd be acceptable White indicated planrung a rummage sale . ' ·· he had enough other type tools additional funds on Sept. 4 ram and wet grounds It is hoped to com lele th~ the old A & p building on . . 6 Los Angeles . P Second·av * 12 mmngs, mght dugouts thiS Autumn so as to ·. . . . T•uwoua,s .. - ·• ,, Prob able Pl'·be ~ rt be ready when Boy baseball The pubhc IS mv1ted to Ci . 1. t Ch' workouts open n 1 S . lhe,·r autos to the hall 1 ncmna 1 a 1cago (2) ex pnng. or M1 (!:Hi) d J (8-3) The Barons _ p f efficient quick Wash a oney an ay 1 0 ony eam Koonce 17·9) and Jackson · · 13-14 year old boys .- bavmg . The Barons were rained 14). won the champiOnship Iseason 1r thetr semi-final game in Milwaukee at Sl. Louis record, 18·1), are entitled .to a Oak Hill tournament for Johnson tl:Hi vs. Sadecki (12$30 fund contnbuted through leaguers Wednesday. 11). entry fee of $5 per team m p~rmitting, they will play Los Angeles at San Francist e SIX·Ieam league for tro- rught. co-Drysdale <1&-11) vs. (5-14). the WORLD Nationwide is . WASIIINqMN (UPl) - A :~:~:conumttee turned lo . today for ao ~ appraiSal of the dispute !be nation's t1vo lead. amateur athletic orglllllZIIotiona. The commtt~e~ Ia seeking to Dnd a solution to the long-standand bitter feud betweeo the Collegiata Athletlc Assoclatlon (NCAA) and the Ama- a: Meigs PeeWee All-Stars • ht T0 P]ay on FrJ"day Ntg I leur Athletic VDioD (AAU). ID three days of lesUmony to date, the committee has heard hlgbly partlaan llpilrts figures give sharply conflicting viewtl on which orgaJIIZiltioo Is ,..,. sponslble for the confllct. "The witnesses to date have all been personally involved in the iasue." a committee staff member said. 'We expect the newsmeu to be more detached a... · • Wlf.nesses to be called today are sports writers Paul Zbn merman of the Los Angelo• Times, Harry Mlsaildine of the Spokesman-Review ill Spokane, Wash., Fred Russell ot the Nashville (Tenn.• Banner, and Morris McLemore of the Miami (Fla.) News. Braves Take 0ver PIace I n N ' atiOD • aI teMimony 'll'edrresday, tea~111g spvrts figura accused the NCAA ol sem~profosslonaJ. 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The charge of seml-proles. of m!vnapqiq· ,\merlcaD aJil. smnahsm was leveled against leles CQIIIIldlaiiD llterDatlonal the NCAA by Jay Luck, aa meetl. . , Olympic hw·dJer who particJ.. Morrow · IIMI ,_. T. Hill aflllelic dir«tGr at tbe Unlve!' slty of Soutbera· Ca11f8rnla, lUI· Koufax appeared to have his gested creation of lpeclalleder· 22nd victory of the season firm- allons to deal aeparately wltb ly in hand when Willie Davis' ea<:b amateur 1part. two · run seventh • inning homer . gave the Dodgers • 3-1 lead. Hlll!Bid sacb. federaiiOD for But Sandy .-alked the first. (IV() track and field could represent batters he fa~d '" the eighth the mtereab of the NCAA the and the Phllhes converted the AAU , women athletes, 11M walks mto the tymg l'llllll when armed forces, YMCAs, lnd• By FRED DOWN St. Louis Cardinals_. sive outfield Don Dillard. who RIChie All'n and Stuart smgled pendent clubs and other partl01. . ff I' R P I. ' UPI Sports Writer - Sandy Koolax tailed to hold had made only one hit m eignl 0 re •ever on erranos " · [ Mon'OW said all track ani II took a serle: o1 Improbable . a 3·1 lead w1th ""'-' t wo '"" ·"K' previOus trips to Jhe plate this The Phillies broke through 1.,r lield 10 this C<lUntry "should • It ed a two-run homer the winning · run::; in tht' ttlll Ot untler the ro~,~oJ of a track - if not. incredible - events bul to go and the Dod gers ventua1- season . .,e the Milwaukee Braves have tak. ly lost to the Philadelphia Philh s. bb . . en over the National League lies 6-3 in 12 innings. That was all Tony CloningOI w ·~ I ',/d W"'_'l. w:lke~ anrl ' •nd lleld federation that would lead from lhe Los Angeles ' needed as he shut oot the Car-1 wen o . " , no no ." .{"Jo'' j ·;e handl ed by men who ~~ve • Dodg - Hank Aaron lashed a 'hOm· dinals in the ninth to score hiS one-out smglc . Wtne w"' caught devout Interest 10 track. ers. . . . . . . ,·n a rundown ~ ,..• .1 on J hnny ·- · · er" to the roo! ol the r1gbt lleld 18th Baseball he a 8 VIctory agamst e1ght ·· · ---~=DlliY g me ol .. . .,B h , . Callison's groundt•r lor lhe ser·- · RST 9 percentages but lhe law of av· pav1hon 1n St. LoUis usc Sta- losses. The sturdy right-hander d be lied be . ond out bul then 11'1l l• •umh'· • T erages seemed to have been dium only to ca out · struck out moe and walked two , .. .. JUALI Y 1 1111 ded Wedn sda 'gbl cause he had stepped out of the while pitching a six-hitter Allen s potenhal d oul ~EGULAR · suspe~ e y Dl batter's box to hit the ball. Mack Jones also homered fo; grounder filling the ""' "' Sl u• • • • when. Bobbles Grounder fue Braves. art's three-run double followed I Certifted Otl Statton -A .J~itting pinch-hitter -Shortstop Maury Wills bub. Koufal WeallfDI oft How1e Reed. t<1 Moln St. Pomo"" delivered the game-winning bled a routine grounder with - - - - - -- - - -- - - -- - - homer for lhe Milwaukee two 00 and two out in the 12th THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CfNCINNATI, OHtQ Braves in a 4-2 victory over the inning, setting the stage tor the three-run game-winning double POSTPONED byT:.•uPp::·: Ralo pootponed last algbt'o Houston at Chi cago the surging Braves seized the St. Louis at New York, nigllt oeml-ftnal game lo the Oak NL lead by a half-game. The Hlll Pony League touroament. . · 1·1 8 t CmCinna Dodgers dropped lnlo seC<lnd · ht 'ftle game wW be played toA p W 11 o mg place and the San Francisco ee ee A -,tar team has Danny Houdashelt, Jeff Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night Dlgbl, weatber permitting, been named from Me1·gs coun· d'ff d J If H bb d Lo -'U be played Giants, who beat the New York ' an e u ar . s Angeles at San Francisco, and ••e w final• "' ty teams to play an exhibition LETART-RACINE _ Johlony 1 night Friday. 'die GalllpoDs Dodg· Mets :..0 are In third place only game under lights at the Syra. Jenkins, Steve Sears. era have already reached the one game behind Milwaukee. cuse Ball park this Friday Theiss and Pete Sayre. BJ United Prete •• latemaHonal tlnalo. The three teams are only sev· mght. Amer an Lea1ue - - - - - - - - -- 1en percentage points apart with The All-stars will be playing W. L. P<l. GB at Detroit, ppd., ,rain the Braves at .585. the Dodgers ' the strong diamond McArlh· Norman j 8 Pilot of Minnesota 75 44 .630 Thursday's Probable Pil<ben at .579 and the Giants at .578. ur Pee Wees beginning at 7:30 ~tate Contender Detroit 67 liO .573 7 Minnesota at Detroit (2) _ The Braves, who hove won 67 5! .568 p.m. McArthur won the Pee Chicago GrR!lt (15-4) and K•at (11·9) or six in a row and 28 of their last Wee tou! nament at Syracuse I R~ger Nor~•~. ~ graduale ~leve':dk 67 52 .563 (3-Z) vs. Wl<:kersham 37 games. survived one ol the earlier this month. o arriSonvl e lg school, ew or 61 61 .500 and Lolich 111-6. rarest calls in baseball before Members of the All-Star unit now a resident of Athens, IS Los Angeles 54 65 .454 21 Los Angeles at Nrw York - winning their game. It came in are · managing the District 12 . Washington 52 69 .434! 24 Lopez 03.9 vo. Stottlemyre the eighth inning when Aaron MMEROY -Cary Snouffer, Pilch softball team sponsored . 43 75 .364 3110 (14-7). walloped a hall to the pavilion 41 7 Andy Vaughan, Mark Dillard byhthhe Alben.~ NadliOnabll Bank City 6 .350 33 Boston at Baltimore (night)- rool for an apparent home run and Mike Nesselroad. w IC 18 10 ••• ou e-e11mmaWednesday's Relalll Monbouquette 18-14) vs. Bunker which would have snapped • :1-3 MIDDLEPORT _ D00 v t•on state tournament to be held ~;'(w~~~~City 4 Cleveland 2, 1st, (IHI). tie. The great Milwaukee bitter au. at Beaver Creek, Oh1o Aug 2(1. ghan, Doug Acree, Rick Stobart , 21 22 · Cl d, K Friday'• Gameo was called out by umpire Chru Perk Ault. ' • · . . eve1an • ansaa City I, 2nd, at Loo Angeles, z, Pelekoudax, however, because CHESHIRE _ Greg McCar- D.;te /'~st hgame Is With the night ,. twi-night be was out of the batter'• box ty, Marshall French, Johnny 1drtc •g .\ ~nner. 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Glovee Leather WORK SHOES Long Wee ring Crepe Soles. 8~ to 3 - $4.99 pr., 3~ to 6- $6.99 pr. s6.99pr. eGirls OXFORDS-LOAFERS · Size 8112 to 3 e Block Luth.r • Brown Sulldo '2.·''., e Block Nylon e Brown Penny Loafen 1:30 P.M.-Judging Sheep and Swine-Open Class Holsum or Adams '2:00 P.M.- Pony Harness Racing ' 2:30 P.M.-Pony and Horse Running Racing '4:00 P.M.-Rutland High School Band •5:00 P.M.-Twilight Horse Harness Racing '7:30 P.M.-Pony PUlling Contest • Grandstand Attractions During Suty'• LOAVES 12nll AulnniiJ Silo IINir'o McCoy's )U -hnfog • ., otoppodoup prod...., lor lhlo Hit llllogl .lilt priCe down to also want that •n.R-wHh •• rod•olloo lo ,,..,, ao. M todoyl gal. Size 4to 10 •&rown FOREMAN eTan ancl FREESTONE ABBOTT Heiner's Bread Middleport, 0. cans adds to your favorite \ sandwich! No.1 10 lb. \. 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RIZER OIL COMPANY DOME OWNED " OPDATJID YOU'LL lJKI!: OVB- ~VJCI OXFORDS,~ Sizes 11 to ROUSH'S 225 Nt. Ina nd lit·. ' •2. ' '....:..o... ·~·" , l., . . ' ' �-- .. ~. - .. . ... -- ·~ -' ............ . . ,Classified Ads Your Modern Community n ullctin Board Ends 17 Years Dot) Sept 30; Carter Succeeds .. .. . ~ Ga!Ua county wUl have a new county extension ag. USED TRUCK ..................... ___ ........... ••ut'ION 'ftlf]"t ebwtll h!o. I IIIII ... ,_... . . _ . Crren laZe ' Will b. ...... cboald 'l'tR Real Estate For Sale till PQI't ~r... lol ~ 1960 Ford V8 Pickup $1095 8' Flareside body, beavy duty truck tires, Deluxe cab and seats. Llgbt green flnlob. Heater. 1963 Corvair Panel -:-----::-----::-. $1599 Locally owned and 1 real elean one. Fawn finish, 6 cyl. engine for economy, good tires, side doora and rear doors, heater. 1954 Chevrolet~ Ton Stake _ _ $249 6 cyl engine, 4 speed trans. Runs out good. 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton - - -- - $995 II ct. dump body, V8 engine 900x20 tir.. , solid •ab. SEE--BUY-SAVE 1952 Chev, 4 Door Sedan _ _ 1957 Buick H.T. Cpa. 1957 Dodge V8 - 4 Door _ 1957 Olds "88" 4 Door $129 $199 $149 $295 ent Agriculture after Oct. 1, pending final approval of the board of trustees of Ohio State University. The Gallia county extension advisory committee last night, with deep regret, accepted the resignation of Wil· liam P. Smith, who has been Agriculture agent here since June 1, 1948. The resignation il effective Sept. SO, 1965. The advisory comm!ltet 11110 accepted the recommendation that Bryson R. !Bud) Carter, present county exten•ion agent, 4'11. he appointed to sueceed Smith. Smith's reslgnsllon carne as the result of hi.! appointment as Area extension agent, Farm Management, assigned to the I ONLV GOT TEN OOLLERS CASH, !OOW MUCH DO~<. CHARGE PER STITCH? DAILY CROSSWORD 4. Intanlllo AOR088 :L J"umpa e. Cbll'Jll s. lL Bar ot 8. Applo auver seed 'I. Comp!l&.'l I 12. Inactive l I. LAm~ 9. Went bet'ore instrument 14. Volcano: MartJJ\I'ue 15. ~:!:.Uve ~=:=boat :at. Insane bordtt trimming lT. c.ri.W11 : IIYftl. 1 Area extension center at Jack- 2!. lltlort 24. h.rUis 27. Metalllo rook 29. Ha- wallaa. point lS. 8trtn_red ' paralysis Booth 20. Type me&IUI'P 21. 'l'lUul 21. Word ot 18. :Meuurtnc LET'S SEE -SIXTEEN 51 ITCHES .. UH ·· SIXTEEN INTO TEN GOES SIXiiMES AN' FOUR LeFT OVER . ... AN '-UH -- · bird 31. Pronaua 33. Detest.a M. Quan~ ~;:per SNhrd•:r'• •••• 3!5. River; Mlu. 3S.. Coagulated to. Obalrvaa u, I.o.a milk a9. Bear coo- 43. Kofh,.,· Secret. native 4". :~m~t ri""'1di~s,..~tn:nr.-"pte,;na'Jitloo!n~rr"'ir"";;t:\1"1 son. 22_ 2!1. Entltle<l 26. Tiny 21. 1trlnge D. B. Robinson. district su- pervisor of extension service, made the """"mmendatioa ID the advisory committee that carter he named to replace Smith. 2li.SIJII of zot!IM Ill. ..City of Vlc!Dcy" 1 32. Fuss 33. Inn ae. Gold Blame for Riots Make Cross-Fire symbol S1. Sono! Jupiter 41. TrOIIoya WILLIAM SMITH All 'Go' Blast Cape 45. Sky blue 4t. Hin<lor t7. OOde name ly KING d.Luo pnoenlahle d. Soft - drinks b,;--f We're '" 'l(i111Q an emoire • We mu't e > ~e:t to •P l . lleolde wr t ~ 1 2. City: let I wu afraid we had an ~~&Mad an our Li. . . e e>. if,t nq 1ti t r 1 i~ ~t:>B "' tt' le~1 t -:at· t,1e ~2.,;~ of our 11ve.J? Okla. 3. Eag.,. DAILY CRYPIOQUO'l'J!: - Here's bow to work It: A.XYbLBAAXB II LONVFIILLOW Stn,. One letter limply standi lor another. Ia th1a ~ample A. 11 ua&d for thO lhne L'o, X ror the two O'o, oto. lett..._ apo.. llophlu, tht l..,.U. Ul4 torrootlon of the wonloo are all hlnll. liaob dJf lbe llttora ""' dlffel'ell~ A CIJP&oli- Qaotaaoa XFDO l'I'IIQ IKO'I'KBOIID -- DRFDI WMPO Radio JVLV ~ 6:00 Sign On - N•w• 6:0i Sacred Heart IIQ ftl~lgs County RFD I : ~ Paul Bowers, Farm Uu News 1:35 Country Jamboree 1:67 Weather 7:00 National .~ewo 7:05 Bill Miller Sho• 7:30 Spor!J Parade US Bill MIUer Show 7:31; Picken• Hardware ITu.,. Thurs.) 7:10 News 1·0. Bill Miller Show 8:4S Baker Furniture Sho!' 1:00 New• 8:115 Coffee with J111et lUO J'grtraits of a Patrlot 10:00 Swap Shop ·.c :30 Social Se<urlty 10:110 Bill MH!er Brunch Show 10:45 M11011 Agr. P'ogram 810 <Tuesday) 1G:45 Famll,y WOI'Ihlp ('ftlUrs.) 10:45 A.b.C. Program (Friday) 11:00 News U:05 nny'o Country JIIJICtlon 11:110 l'iuY's Country Hymna 12:00 Cement &lock NIWI 12:30 Goealer'a Guost Stu !Friday) 12:SO Larry Andel'loll Sbo1l 8:)) Jim llleeo Sllow U5 Blaettnar Atlfll Sbow l :lJO -,IIeell'lc Company Non U& /1111 Mees Show S room meat wllll batiL Phone WY IKSII. 86 1:~ ~...,. 1:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Spol'lll'lrlc» ·1:10 Jllll Meeo Sliow - --~-- ----------- - On ~isplay At The Fair Hill"• l9tiO Wanted CARRIERS NEEDED WestMoln St. Pomeroy L_.r & Upper Monkey Run Pomeroy lusl- District Cell the Dtlly S...Hnel w,.2.21S6 - door hard top. right. can WI IHI02t Real Estate For Sale bomes, the lui mer Neutzlln& home, 2 story e rooms, bath, fireplace, 2 acres ol wonderful 9lew ol kalD Sfreet and river. Dicit Neutzllnil, WY W880 aft,e'l m. 7211fe 1" ~~~~~ fh.Splrn.cl l 6S()9MET , * Ray Inc. Rigg~~ . ·15-N; Collrt : LU·12U ; . ATHiblt, Q, ' : YOU AT . C~fAIRI E\£1J1W6t :A\~I<!Gi XBRRY BIIYY, ' RZT BD '!'RFDNXZTD.- DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD QWQJTNP Yes-J'o Cr7Pioot•lfl NO ONII C4N Filii&, AS Hliii.P. &'tlNDAY TllKU PIIIDAV- HOUSB TRAILER, Ylllage Middleport. TWo bedrooms, anllable Immediately. Phone WY 3-2116, WY 2-3600 or R'f ZY 1:30 6;35 7:00 l: Oil d:OO LESS AS THE OWNER OF A. SICK GOLDFISH IWBP. AD 10 Ill\ ~ ......... · - IOo,f Dow Jone1 Averqu. Sundowu SereDlldo Nallonal News SundoW!< Serenade Sign OH SATURDAYS - 6:00 Sign On - News 6:06 Country Musi• 'ftmt 6:20 Country Jamooree ..00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sport.o Parade 7:35 Larry Aodersoo Show tfl. 45 It'I Mustc - ArlnJ 11 :00 flair) VIlle~ 1110 Dutlou's Top Ten Show 12:00 Newo 12 : IS fuoical 1Dferludi12:30 Rev . MerUn feell 1:00 The Jim MO!II Sbow 6.110 Sporte Paradt 6:05 Jim Mees Show UO National NIWI 6:U Sundowt. Seren.odt 8:00 Oft the Air LISTEN TO WJEf . I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I AM-990 on Your Dial aL'NDAYB - 7:30 Sl&n Oo - Arm.t Hour 7:S5 News 1:00 illlpllsf LayDIIIII'• Hour B:iUJ Sundl) Show 9:00 &mday Sllow t:SO Tile Bible SpeW to 9:45 LeglslaUve Report 10 00 The Good Ufe 10:1• Olngn!SSmaa Moel'"' 1•:3() The SUDdaJ Sboa 11:30 Tilt QUill Hour 12:00 Nt\111 12: 15 Tho Cbrlsllans HolD' 12:30 1'be ~m~. Merlir r. 1:00 1'be a... SOu BU1up1 uo The ""' Andrew Pan0111il l:atl Sunda1 lhowaa. 1:30 &mdoii'D Serenado 1:00 OU t1Ja Air And AlBIE AND SLATS WJEH FM 101.9 meg. By HAROLD GRAY �'' '· . , 1. ,...,... &Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., - -- .. ,' ., . ·~ Aug. 19. .' 196~ Around And About Middleport Bible School Program is Presented .By Carleton Church Pupils Thursday ·Two ,..._.., Gl bible ochoot end- winners. eel 1t 111o Carletoo cllllrcb Thurs- Barbara Cruthers and Mary Clay tytDlDI with the teachers Lee King quoted verses they "'-" Dorothy Middleton of had memorized. Whtoton 111. teacher of the A game of two teams was .im.u children and Miss Vickie played made up of teen-agers Sfilllh of Washington. 1>. C., Kellll) Wood and Bureh Mash teacher ol the teen-age claso. as captains. Brenda Smith preprt' st-nting a program. 1 seoted an object lesson desc~ibThe Program opened with ing Is. 53, verse 6. " W.~ Ltke W ~ Icome song by both classes Sheep have gone .astray. whirh had 116 children present. Prayer was by Rev. Clyde Thi wa> followed by the cor> Hinton and prizes were awardHt•oolion led by young group ed for most points earned. In singing " How Great Thou the young class Miss Middleton Art ... Ltnda Seal quoted scrip- presented them to Geneva King '"" followed with a prayer by with 910 points Kara Bea with Sandra Seal. SIS Jennie c;uthers 690 and The Yllllllll eta,. took part hY Su;ie Mash 640. eoch quo~ vu-ses of scrip- T'· T teacher I •rc: een--age c1ass, . ' tur. whlcb they had mernor z. presented prizes for most pomts ed II bible school. The entire to Sandra Beal with 120:! Lin· cllll bad two sections in aong. da Beat l 187 and Judy • King Tbeir teacher then conducted 1,142. Sev~al, who received i 'qulz oJ repeating the chapters certificates for perfect attendtt the New Testament with Gen- ance were Kar1a Beal , Rod en King lhe winner and Jen- Carl Steve Brickles itle Cruthers second. My Sav- Mosh Cindy Workm.;, Geneva lor'' w•s sung by Miss Vickie King: Bobby Mash, Ste~e Smith Smith and Miss Judy King. and David King. In the teenThe• the teen-age claS5 follow- age class they were Lirida Beal 4d wllb a Sword drill, and a Sandra Beal Richard De eonllll on repeating old Ieala· Kenny Wood, Charles Mosh, cbapters. with Richard Mary Lou Gracie and Judy Deoa and Donoa Branahan the King, Donna Brannhan, Sue Wood Brenda Smith a~n Kimm an erm · "I Meigs Families Attend Reunion In South Salem Rubert File, S. Third · Middleport. underwent back surgery at St. Jose,ph's Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Wednesday morning. His room number is 317. Mr. and Mrs. James Greathouse and daughters, Marianne and Kathy. and Mr. Frank Epple, hav~ returned fr~m a va. cation tnp to Serf Ctly, N.C. The group had a cabm fo rlhe past week. Mrs. Mtke Fletcher of Colum· bus spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Hattie Smtih. Mi" Sally Schaaf and Mlss Mary Ellzabelh Chapman have returned from a week spent m Cincinnati M d Mrs Carl Mattox r. an . and Mr. ~ndw:::~· B:edMa= were..m _o . us . N!S y to viSit With hts stster, Mrs. nard Taylor. 1 patient al t H . ran ospt1a1. Lt. Col. and Mrs. James Hartinger ar.d family, .l•nuner Knstin a d Mike, have to Aleundna. Va .. wher•e'•~onwill restde while he is •· ed in Washingf<m. D. C. They have spent the •ummer wllh !hell' parent!. Mrs. Law· renee Harttnger and Mrs•.·•ving gar Allensworth after ... resided the past two years Hawaii. George Hayman Famt'IY H0ldS Annual Reunion Mr. and Mr!. James Reed and daughter, Ruth, have reMr. and Mrs. Clair Nelson turned from a camping and Miss Ethel Miller of Langsin Chapleau, Ontario_. Canada. ville. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald They were a"COmparued by his Nel.sro and sons of Middleport The family of George R. Hay- father. Lawrence Reed. Middleattended the 6Sth Miller-Barton man met at Portland park Sat- port Rd. and Mr. and Mro. Lawreunion recently at the home urday, Aug. 14 for their annual renee E. Reed of Columbus. of lbe Rev. and Mrs. Harold reunion. A basket dinner was Mrs. Lawrence Reed accom· Braley, South Salem, Ohio. served at noon and the after· ponied the group to Coillllllbus A picnlc dinner was served noon was spent playtng ball and where she siayed with to 71 persons, the oldest being visiting. son, Mr. and Mro. Rlclhard Ray Miller. Parkersburg. and The eldest present was George Reed whil• the group went !he youngeat, five--k·<Jid Sus· Hayman, the youngest, Brian to c anada. on Irene, doughier of Mr. and Hayman. The farthest away'l ---Mrs. Roger Wolfe, was Mrs. Donald Hayman nd Ohio. of Laurel, Md., and ' New officers eleeted for Mrs. Milo Richardson and sons next reunion were Mrs. of Port Huron, Mich. Nelson, vice president. and Mrs. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, president : Mr. · Wolfe Rhonda, Vickie aod Nelson, vice president. and Mrs. Hebron : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson, Sidney Carpenter, David and 'Mie descendants of J. C. and urer. Roney Salemville, Mrs. Milo Ethelinda Moore held a reUJ>· ;-=""'iiiii""'""'iiiii""'""'til Richardson Vance and Loren, ion Sunay in the social rooms Port Huron, Mich.: Mrs. Doris of Sutton Methodist church. Sayre Danny and Bryce, Co- Relatives gathered with lumbus: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hay· filled baskel! and at 110011 dinman, Cindy, Kim April and ner wa• served cafeteria style. CLOSID FOR VACATION Kelly, Syracuse: Mrs. Donald Roy Bookman asked grace. THRU AUGun 2111 Hayman Mark Shari and Brl· Following the dinner, a an Laurel, Md. : Mr. and Mrs. ness session was held with Paul SUN. MON. TUIS. Lewis Ours. Wilkesville; Mr. Moore, presideot, In charge. AUG. 22·24 and Mrs. Virgil Ours. April. Officero for the coming year "HOW TO MURDER Therisa, Vernon and Mike were elected and included Paul YOUR WJPI" New Philadelphia: Mr. aod Mrs. Moore, president : Norman Rose, Jacll: Lemmon Harry Hayman, Donna aod Ter- vice-president: Florence Circle. ('l'echnicolor) ry, Middleport: Mr. aod Mrs. secretary-treasurer, and Mro. ~~~~~::::iil~~~~ Lewis Young, Gloria Mindy Fred Smith, Mrs. Arthur Orr Steve and Ken ; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Norman Rose, enter~ Gent! Jewell and Barbara of lainment committee. MASON . ·' . ' . Letart, W Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Gifts were presenled to Mrs . Gerald Hayman and Keith, Mrs. Laura Eiselstein and TONIGHT 6 NIDAY Wald Hayman aod Cheryl , Mr. Moore, the two survivoro of "RIO CONCPIOS" George Hayman Bruce, Bev· Moore family . Gills were With Richard Boone erly and Brice, Hart and Greg presented to Jullu. H. Rose and Stuart Whitman (Color) llonohew, all of Racine R F.D. Akron. the oldest grandchild; -a~dand Howard Ours oJ New Rehecca Lee, youngest girl; "THI MASQUE OP Broughton. Pa. Terry Scott Patterson, YOUIIII· THE RID DEATH" Vincent Pri«est boy; Mr. and Mrs. (Color) There ase more bones In Springer aod family, traveling the body of a trout than in the farthest ; and Mr. and i:N~~~~~,------~A~~~.-;21 that of a bird. Arthur Orr. most member. "THI SECIIIT INVASION" ;=== = --===""'til family present. With Stewart Granger A program of songs and FIRST and Mickey Rooney er closed the meeting. QUALITY tCoror) -e.ndAttending were Mr. and REGULAR "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" Springer and daughb~rs, Certified Oil St1tion Aldon With Jackie Gleason Roanoke, Va.: Mr. and and Steve McQueen W. Main St. ,..,..., H. Rose, and son, Akron; Descendants of Moore Family Hold Reunion MEIGS THEATRE DRIVE· IN 1 ;• ~~~~~~~~~~~and Mn. DaM Fe~IJ!~, ton, C. H.; Diana M ~:~~;. ~~.; : .~!1 . Open Friday Night Til 9 and daughters. Mr. and OTHER DAYS 9:00 AM TO S:pcl PM 1 .j IIIKII tF 11•- "'-• IAII 1• - Taitt tlllll 1n1 stelnl"' ltNI Ull lflll Alld 4111 If I ll~~~te. W1tlr• ltlft JOII t11M IIIII Ute II llnKif•, •lf·wll'ldlna. Slllartly I lllnUI. #taltrpQOI•, ~f· ~ CCIII!DIIIItlon llftk alld llll'lllftl, tWHp HC0M ...... uputlonNIId. AltltllnkM ltttl. u jtwiiJ. U Jewtls. See 0111 Ellemive Colkction of 8ULOVA Walche1 From 11::~~~ . $24.1~ GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE POMEROY HA GOLD STAR STORE" "";::•::-::!"::!'...,:!..:.::::.::-:.::-::;.·______.....;..______ George Genheimer, Mr. and VIrgil Windon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tripp and daughter ond Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose, Chester. Also, Mro. Dorothy Call, Nelsonville; Roy Bookman, Buchtel; Mr. and Mra. Fred Smith and Mrs. Laura Eiselstein aod Cecil, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loe and family. Mr. and Mro. Douglas Circle and Larry. Mn. James Patter•on and sona, Carl Circle, Florence Circle, Dana Moore and Racine; and Mr. and Mro. e: Grueser and daughters, gan. IMi.ner!lvllle. a teacher at Wa- Righ ~j>hoo) II 11tendlng Weal VIrginia Education AJ. Work Conference and stale leglllallon sf· educaiiOD at Well colle&e, 1hanoa Othel'll from Mason lattetndlng are Roy Lloyd, Lewll Wilcox, Sr., Ivt ••n BurriJJ, Jr., bolb ell --------------IPI~ • ELBERFELDS HAVE BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE STORf frid•y Store Houn Are 9 to 5 - S.turclly Store Hours Are 9 to 9 Our regular $1.09 Best- 2 for $1Q.OO form bras in style!-Col- Now is an opportunity for you to select several of these new faD dresses, beautiful dark plaids, stripes, paisleys and soUds. Many new fall styles to choose from. Misses Sizes 12 to 20, Halt Sizes 14\-2 to 24\-2. mopolltan and Rtng-A Round. Sizes 32 A thru f2C. 2 IALI for $2.50 WOMINS Ste SHANMONT PANnES ' S. Our Complete Line ofWomont NEW FALL DUSTERS Another shipment of our famo111 aU rayou pantiea for women. Sizes ~. 8, 7 $3.95 • $7.95 Beautiful ~olid and printed Cordanas, arne! checks, stripe seersucker, quilted cottons in colorful prints, short and % length sleeves, button front styles. Sizes 12 to 18 and 38 to 44. and B. White only. Elastic leg brtefo and band leg briefs. 2 polro SJ.OO · IALI IACHILOR GIRL Select Your Back To School Dresses Now WOMEN$ STOCKINGS f2-95 ,. $7.95 A wide selection of girls dres~res, just in time for back to school, beautiful .d ark tones, gay plaids, all easy care fabrics, many styles and fabrics to choose from. Girls Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. Chubby Sizes 8\-2 to 14\-2 . Junior Petil9 Sizes $8.95 to $12.95 Seamlesa sheer and seamless me11h u.yloa 1tOCk· ings. Sizes 81> thru 11. New laD shades to choose from. 2 polrt $1.00 SALI ASTRO.MATJC Men1 and women• sun. llllfel that go from light to dark and bock agai.n automatlcaUy. SJ.64 Styled with the "grown-up took" -completely waterproof, matching belt, hood and buttons, large slash pockets for easy access. Sizes 3 to 14. $2.98 -- SALE $1.00 $4.98 - SALE $2.00 PRINTED Womens New Fall Slacks $3.95 and $4-'' PILLOW CASES 100% cotton and dacron and cotton blends, In solids and madras plaids, tailored to fit, side zip· per. Sizes 8 to 18. An eotton. .U" 1 36" amooth, durable pillow cues. Alaorted prlnll and colors. IALI SJ.OO polr Utility Tarpaulins Canvas cover with exclusive Poly Strip Grommets Won't pull out- won't push out AU seams stitched with hickory cord . Hemmed on all four sides. All seams double stitched Will not crack or peel in extreme hot weather Will not run or bleed in hot weather. All corners reinforced with four thicknesses of material. Multiple uses for these good quality tarpaulins. For covering Trailers, Boal!, Station Wagons, ~lachines, Out· door Furniture, Power Mowers, 1'ruf ks and CampIng use. l'x10' IO'xl2' $8.50 12'xl6' $12.50 12'x20' $20.00 $25.00 IO'xl4' $14.50 $30.00 Ill THI NEW $11.51 GIRDLIS ------- ----•----·-·--··· IALI $6.75 $12.51 GIRDLES --·· --···---·--···· ····· SALI $6.21 $11.95 GIRDLES ·-· ··-· ···--·--··----··· IALI $6.111 $10.95 GIRDLIS ........ ....... ......... SALI $5.11 KIMBALL AND WHITNEY PIANOS You'll like the new ltylea and llniahe• on these fine quaJlty •lllfbly priced piiDOI. $10.00 GIRDLES . . ..... .... __ ..... ....... SALI $5.00 $ US GIRDLII ........................ IALI $6.51 $US UAS ------· --····-·-······· · ---- SALI $UO $3.95 IRAI -· --···---------··------···· SALI $1.111 $2.50 IRAS ···---·········-···---~---··· SALI $1.21 WOMENS APRONS Choose from a wide selection of styles and prinll. Half-aprons, full aprons and cobbler styles. $1.00 IALI 69( $1.51 IALI $1·" $29.9S - ..1 llectrlc 20 INCH PORTABLE FANS 1 opeedo. 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You'll lind all a!Uo 6 to 18 and In I wide oeleetloD olltylea - colcll - material DRISI-UP JEANS 100% cotton twill in ereen, white, black - taper lea - adjualabte waist bond - no belt loops - cuflleu. $2.91 •spuas• Western Style Jeans. Sonforited toulh twill material. Slim flt with tapered leg. In wheat, green or black. IIIII 6 TO 11 ·- $1.91 IIIII II TO U - $2At PIRMANINT Plllll ILACKI - They ne..r neOd irODIni - Btl% colton - tao/o f20 aylon in your eboleo of Ivy acyle the! hao belt loopo and II cuffed or the Slim· mer model that II worn without 1 bell - lull taper lef and cuffltll. .... BOYS SCHOOL QOIHES Be lUre to otop In tho buaJ MODI .and \loJI Deparlmenl at &lherfeldo aod aelect your elolhea lor Badt To Scbool war 110w. Underwear - Socks - Loaa Sleevt lihirltl Short Sloefl Sldrto -Sweat Shlrla - Jadlell - Swutara Stoclt up oow and bo ready when your ochool starta. U ;... don't find what you'~ lootfD& fer "* &Di1 of tho ~ople ~ help you mob nor ltleellon. 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SChool Bop:CotllttllllliOn Pipet - wl 111111 111"'1 other lllma. lloP ·ill Jli!W - 10!'11 .II'Owld - IN· Ill .tho lte1111 for 'ldiOol ult. lvel')'lltfltl ·Ia piall>lJ mltl'ked - dfllplayed lot JO!Ir ~.., .e!KtloJt. ·, . NO. 105 POMERoY -MiDDlEPORT. OHIO • • mini 5 ·Blastoff FRIDAY, AUGUST, 20, 1965 • IS at 10 atur a ' . i: . .. ~ First Minstrel Performance a Hit 1 Radio, Electroru·cTroubles .. Bei·ng Solved says NASA BY ROBERT WINGEtT half of the show singing, "Good· Army. Mr. Jones.'' Bob Crow, . '1be flrsl of two Mei&B CoUll- bye Dear. I'D be Back in a backed by dancers Pauleita . . ty Fair performances by lhe Year," backed hY a line of 16 Hudwn, Edna McCoy, Roberta guest of the Big Beod Minstrel girls in patriotic costumes. Mak- Trussell, Susan Morris ond Pat Association delighted 8 near ... log up !be line wert Brenda .. ndon, followe~ with "Lady • pacity crowd of 1,019 persons Ingraham. Mickey Wolfe, Jan in Red." 1 Friday nlght. .. ·~e. Connie Arnott, Ka ''Y Next on the sto.ge wa• Usle •.. "' ' ··'' A salute to lbe World War McElhinny, Brenda 1 rrls, Bet- stnging "Girl From lpanema" CAPE KENNEDY (UP()- Space afl!dala ~ '' Zera was the theme underlying ly Jean Hobstetter, Karer Grif- r·ith Jennifer Crew, Donna Crow ced today they are going ahead full blast wltlt pnpri' !he first half of the group's an- lith, Lind& Hag:ry, Connie Cook, Kathy MoEihinoy, Katie Mor- lions to launch the Gemini 5 spacecraft eur)'iDI utro. nual musical while the other Dee Slaven. Becky Nease, Car- arity and Kitty Persinger mak- nauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Pete Conrad at "10 1.111. portion featured black-llghl!, ole Aoderson, Susan Morris, ing up the Latin da· •• line Don- EDT Saturday. colorful costumes, and many Eleanor Kay Schneiaer aod na Reibel sang, "I Wish n.at 1 Radio and electronic gear trouble which caused musical numbero. Rhonda Brickles. Could Hike Inside Ibis Leiter" postponement of the flight Thursday Ollly 10 minutes The big hit of the show was Gerold Powel!, introduced the with Jennifer Mencbinl, earoie before b~astoff are bein~ cleared up, 1 1p0Jremtm fOi CHAMPION FEMALES - Jim Carnahan of RD, Ra· the Lisle Brother• of Syracuse "Raw Hecrwl!, Ralph Werry. Anderson, Cun.11e Cooke, Miss the Naltonal A~ronaut!c• . cine, left and David Koblentz, Star Route, Pomeroy, doing a medley of 0 • me num- John LJSie aod Mike Mulford, Crew and J~rss Crow dancing. and Space AdmJOIEtratton mlmltes. In MdUfnn, It wu ~ .'""" ;ll~' stand beside their grand champions in dairy judging hers. The yoonger of the team with his VO<'al, "This Is the Other pres< ~ Jtiuns during the (NASA) Said. , , ,, , .. . · · <:~ : ' ' Thursday at the county fair. Carnahan had the grand Is 12-year-<lld Keith while his flrsl half were these veteran vo- Space twins Cooper and Cor> lbla ddnlne tbat • IPIIIIf, '. . ' .:; .::- .•... ,: ,..,, • champ~on Guernsey female and . Koblentz the grand brother, Johnny, a 1165 Pomecalists making their appearanc- rad were st to go through a ground eable ':.: lite Olpl 'I··. ,:.t. · . . '\·. champiOn female Holstetn.-Sentinel photo. roy High school graduate. also e>, John Layn "My Sh< ' short period in a "flight simu- late 'lbarlday IIIII r ~ ..... ...,.,...,, , .~ .. wr • uu~!ol;i~AW!I sang and accompanied tbat tbl 0 1 0 Hour," Roberta Kraeuter ·:can:~ lator" this afternoon to gel ~ tile acb~ wlih his guitar. They were call· You Read Between The Unes, mmule practice on some tbinp II bad dlnm ed back for an encore. The Alice Nease, "Wh•· the Uj;hl! lh•y will have to do during fifO, wblob from ~ younger Lisle was making his au. Go on Again, and Peggy Row- their eigbt-day endurance !light. some~ Gemlal Tltaa. first appearance as a member ers and Susan Ohling., in "Wait. Radio Part Replaced ails, bad lhe . of the Minstrel Association cast. 10 a. m. - Jllllior Fair Pa- inC for the Train to Come ln.'' A programmer in the ship's . enl used llllhe Jaune!L Another htghlight was Miss rade. Rouoding out the first half . eqmptD oflit!ahl ..W lhe US OnCe Jenny Mett<;hini featured in a 11 a. m. - Junior Aebleve- was "Sentimeoial Journey" by rtheadio ffgearl has.d~ repla:; :"~"!;._ wauld be 0 tela ~ 1 · solo modernistic J3.DCe, "Pj.nk t A ard. od Style Jle.. a trio of Bob Crow Jim Mees ~as ea ""'"'"""8'"' ·· Paid attendance at be I Pnlher , She wu also Mked men w a nd J hn L 1 ~ d t equipment which conb'tbuted to pletely npalred 1itx11J ll!l Meigs County Fair wa1 I,CSI to ret~ to the oot-ooor sla&e va1e· E Ri•• ~I'll Bo Th Its Dre, a , 8b zue : !he radio trouble that halted woulcl not delaJ lllttlrday'a Ill" Thursday In comparison wllb f P· m. astern "" uy a earn, Y er Thursdays countdown at T • 10 mg. •.,.._ ,.. oa lbe same day in or an encore. School Baad. klc and · Faye Roush · · lllf4 Dancers In sever• I of the num% p. m. - Horse Harness Er1c Chambers made his in. bers won applause of encore Raclag. itial appearance as an emcee Rala agaltt foreed eauceU.- proportions. one case being lhQSe 8:15 p. m. - Big Beod Tal· with the group during the first tlon of lhe neW, procram backing Gerald PoweU in hla eut Sbow Caoe of 1115 - Dt- half while veteran Joe Struble By Unitad Inttt'llltion•l certain le bave been Import· solo. reeled by Roher! K. Hoeftlcb. emceed the 18-aci second half. Astronauts: Lt. Col. L. Gordon Caaput Jr~ 31, ant In lite llltendaace drtp. BUI Zerkle opened the first 10 p. m. - Fireworkl. (Continued on page 2 ) eom1111nd pilot; Lt. Cmdr. Chari" Peto Conrlld .lr., Paid admllolono IDle the 35, co-pilot. 1'"""8181111 yesterday for ll>e Tho Million: Proposed eight d1y Rltht, 121 orbln Bla Bend Minstrel AIIOCfa· of tho earth, ,...choduled for Soturday lit to a.m. EDT. . lloD preaeatalloa ,.., 1,011. Trouble: Fuel problems, radio It 1 •'- allll • ,I AIW!Jdaace 1•11 year, hlclttd· thralloniDJ thundorsquell laeell with llghtnlnt . bined to tho two dl'f dall'f, A fin-(ilt 1'!1!!HJ1Uf!J. ·Ill. ~•--allernooo palllbl&ttd A Fa1 Steer ~ ... for,. lhepoople in agricultural pursuits Iday, acrording to Rit<:hie. 0 ilraelloa, " I,JtN fOr lite fJrst time In the hiitory of I02 and lo improve beef caiUe pro- Order of selling the steers utlona cable colild affod plena ftt~· ~ IIJit, Tho Vehidt: Gemini •pac-otf;...:& 7,1011 Jllllu1141 IBme day. Mtjigs County Fairs - will beduclion 111 Meigs county. was determined hY Judge capsul-flrlld into orbit by a Tlhn II boostw, 1 ' held today at 7 p. m. In the He added "Everyone inter- George Wilson Wednesday. Five otago modiliod lniiMontinentol balllttic miulle. Livestock barn on the falr-estect in these very worthy ob- of the steers graded choice and WEATHER grounds. jectives is urgod to come Io three were in the good grade. COMPARING CR!JPS- Frank WUI, veteran Pomeroy Larry Ritchie, committee the sale tonight." Order of selling hY owners clothier _and a parttime J!ardener of renown, Inspects to- Fair ud cool ten:. .. low in chairman, said lhe event haa Weighing of the steers was names are Harry Slawter, Bymatoes tn the Juruor Fa1r display area comparmg them - ~• 50s. Partly cloudy aad mOd been added to the Junlor Fair al 10 a. m. today after being ron McCoy, two head owned by to thOse he raises. WiU is employed by Downie-Gross Inc. saturday, 1 cbaace o1 a few this year to encourase youna off feed oince 5 p. m. yester- Julia McCoy, then Vicki Carr. · -Sentinel photo. aowera weal Ia afternooa. Gary Michael James Meredith a * Rainfall Erases Racine Program, C t Attend HETTRICK "ARCTIC SEAL" WARNERS BRAS and GIRDLES • .. .. ~· ' MATCHING TOWELS ."CRYSTAL PALACE" , $1.91 BATH TOWIU .. ......... _.. SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS ----------· ·-· SALI l9e WASH CLOTiiS •• _. .......... $ALE 19o • "EMBASSY ROSE" .. . $4.91 BATH TOWELS ......... . . ... SALI $UI HAND TOWELS · ····--·-··-·· &All $1.91 , WASH CLOTHS . ... ......... ... IALI 6lc e"VENITIAN LAC!" $1.91 IIATH TOWELS · -···--·····-- SALE $1Jf HAND TOWELS -·········---· IALI 9fe WASH CLOTHS _. ............ I~LI .4te • "EMPIRE BOUQUET"' $1.91 IIATH TOWELS ..... . .. ...... SALI Sl.st HAND TOWILl' ---· ··-·-·-·· · IALI f9e WASH CLOTHS -·-- --··· · ·•·· SALI 49c • "WISTERIA" $1.98 IIATH TOWELS --·---"· -···-- SALE $1.59 HAND TOWILl - -·· ··-· ··-··· SALE f9e WASH CLOTHS · · ----·-·-·--- SALE 49c • "RIBBON BOUQUET"' $1,98 BATH TOWliLS -····-···· · · SALI $1.59 HAND TOWELS . -······ -··· ·· &ALl f9e WASH CLOTHS ............. . SALI 49o • "MONTICILLA" $2.91 lATH TOWILl . ........... .. SALE $1.91 HAND TOWILl -··--··-·-·· SALI . $1 .11 WASH CLOTHS .......... _.... IALI Sic e"ROSI SCULPTURE" $2.98 BATH TOWILl ..... ..... . ... SALI $1.98 HAND TOWELS ............ SALE $1 .31 WASH CLOTHS ............ ... IALI 5lo • "DESIRT FLOWER'" $2.91 lATH TOWELS ........... _•. SAU $1.98 HAND TOWELS _... ........ SALE $1.31 WASH CLOTHS . .............. SALI Sk ."VANITY ROSE" $2.91 BATH TOWELS __ . ........... SALE 11.91 HAND TOWELS ............ SALE $1.31 WASH CLOTHS . ... ..... ... -.. SALI Sic SUN GLASSES Girls Plastic Raincoats ..' AND CANNON ROYAL FAMILY BRAS DAY TIME DRESSES at y ·i,, ~--~~~~~~~--~ TIME TO BUY PIELDCREST -MARTE~ IESTPORM $1.59 WOMENS SALI Wahama Teaeheril At Work Conferenee .. * * * Tomorrow At the F..;. = s:' !t'!t t!.m Gemini 5... At aGlance p,..., Fat Steer Sale Tonight u- More than 36'000 young Buckeyes Begm· Gr1"d Drill * * * * * * Champions Announced in Fair's Dairy Judging Event ' and Roger SWarn8._ In other Jumor Fmr beef Judg· ing Wednesday, Harry Slawetr was named champton showman "?d Julia McCoy. reserve cham(>lon showman. Awards m the Better Livestock Club Bed Sf\ow went to Larry Mees, first, foUowed hY Darrell Chevalier, Harry Slaw· (Continoed on page 2 ) Minor Damage p,..., By United Intarnallolllll More than 36,000 Ohio youngsters began workouta today for the 1965 high school football season. Most of the hopefuls drew equipment ThlllldaJ along with attending squad meetings and posing for pie; lures. But it was down to business today witb tbe opo. ing of a two-a-day for most of the 700-plul teams around the state. The workouts will continue wire in lt!IH, with lite IItle llln&sometimes with · ' ins on the m1MJne of lbt JIIU. against other schools, · silloi>Can!Aln McKinley pme • school opens Sept. 7. By then the last day of lbt MUOD. M~;. the teams will be ready for slllon toot aD lhe lllll'bltill 11 their openers, generally Sept. wind up wflb 1 IN reconL 10 at the ..rliest. 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