http://66.213.69.5/files/original/929efb4f984aa597e2e7beeeafd28da2.pdf 90e1812ba0da12c881aea0fd11566dbf PDF Text Text '' '· . , 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. Completoly por· table. Coo!J up to 6 roomJ SA~I PACKAGI OF 14 WOM&NS $2.95 COMBS Waltz Length Gowns Nylon waltz length gow111 by Phil Maid. New atyles and colors. Short aleevea and aleevelesa. Sl· zes 32 to 48. Pink, blue and maize. IALI ~.39 T 'Ibis tit contains 9 skeins of 70 yanit qcb of Aunt Lydia's heavy rug yam. Available bl 4 dlffereat color combinations with Crochet IUtrUctioDI. New Llno Of FOOT LOCKERS ~~~~ · . . PIIIDAY - IATURDAY KIT ,... ...J,A'" Plnol ~...n Up . . OfAUIU~R . ' .' .'- ~ ,.. ' Scoffs Turf Builder and Scoffs Grass Seed ' . . FUINmll ' O,.IMWPIMI .. Now II the belt time to seed 11!41 feed aJawll, . · ' Turf Builder =."'N!':.;... s-1 1000 lilt ft. Colors: Silver Grey, Construction Tan, Spruce Green, and the newest color dark grey (olive) Shirts in all sizes, 14 to 20 and your correct sleeve length. TrouNrl in all sizes 29 to 50 and your correct lei length. $6.00 A IUIT Boys School Trousers Select aever&l paira ot aehool trousers now for 7our boys. 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. SatOOL TRUNKS Crochet Rug ·Kits SAVI $2.00 WHIN YOU 'Big Yank' Work Uniforms 39c Conlalnfltc pocket eombl, dreteiDe combl, barber · Wblle they lut loo Tho nAR IURST-43.15 VALUE $1-D • POl 24 cM.t. for 39• ,L BUY YOUR CORRECT SIZE frldl'f and Sllurday Sola of MtPI Anollior Shipment ..... $1.39 •; 14'x20' ·On S..lt on the 2nd Floor !1!f TH' IND FLOOR - Discontinued styles of our regular WlfiiOr founda· lions. Several styles to choose from. Not all sizes in all styles. . I ;: l SCHOOL llbarloldl I(IJool llupplt.a Doportmnt on tho lirot floor II "Ill ..t .. llaDJ IIIID1 1 - ,our bol'l ond llrla JOUDI .,,n aad JOUDI wom,n will be. WIDIIDI lor·lchoot tut In a ftw diJt. Ptnelll - Peno -;- Noteboott - Muole looh - Btndera - ()qanlafl - hl!dl Sharpenara l'rolrletOri - Rulm .... l;Qd.llelllla 1- Ink - Siaplera - Jluella;. - ErllerO - Peni:tl. C.101 t . - .. 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. McCone will Lead Probe Into Riots • �' • <·!fm·strel·H•"t "' .... ' K' . 'i"'<:on R ..vival to Bf'ain ner oews ~,! .... _tlnued from page I • ., .. Vibrations, Torry Stalnaker. -John LISle md John An"~on, played during the 1nter · mission prim to the second par• ~.:of ..the show Artder~ n was the ! 11how's acc<>mpanlst. j SEt;ON' HALF Backed by dancers Margie .: l!nrrts, Marilyn 'Stumbo. Pat \ Lnndnn. Jenny Menchlnl. Kitty . P•rsln~er. Sue Rue, Katie M.,. rr.ritv and ~.inda Jacobs Mrs 1\eaae opened the second half o1 the muskal with "There's !\• Business Like Show Bus!DfiS... I Fat Steers PomeroY Nallonal Bank IJid f.rohle Rose. uiJiaJJY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, " Fa•·m Bur•·u ' ·.. op•ratl've As- Jerse.'"'- were Pam Henderson The Church ol God ol PI'Oilh· , L ~ Guernsey ~ u plactnss first and ,. sudation the Roger second. I 1 ecy. • Rl 1, Ch~hlre. . will •Conlinued from page I were Larry Holion, llrsl, with In Holsteins, Rick -begrn a revlVal Sunday mght. t Rb R't h' T Th · It' All G'b J . A 22 Th' t has er, o er1 1 c 1e, Ja1nes others in order, om eiSs, was 1IrS1 w " •n 1 oon, It Gauge re dlllll - Gallipolis ug. · IS announce men Meredith Gary Mi..t1•el Joy Theiss, Jeff f.lkire, Rhea .!~ King, Don Rose, Jenny . d 2 11 'th 1 1 1 been made by the recently ap' . .h · M p Kob M . ll' a~1 I "' .~? ee on pointed new ·pastor, Rev.· Har- M_cCoy, .LouiSe M1c ael, Mora. Edith Wood Sal 1y ora. at Ientz, e1ame rollers Pl. - .18, L p dh There will be Carr . Jommy Betz and David Mora, Linda Hollon, Ann Holter, Eddie Parker. on ·~ · singing ar am.and prayer tor p·1erce. All amma . Is were I .vmeroy · "a fl s ~u . 7'z: Hi•,. . ry spel'ial Ernest Ine Wood . Renee Burke. Thornab Hamm. Grace ton 0.71 ; Ka""; ha ;'al' 60: the sick each night. '"A"' grades. Ronnie Jan Alkire, Mark Higgins, Ea- Mill') Lou King, Alia~ Charle.,ton J? ~. 'I. Kanawha , The revival is being conducl· was graded B on an unreg~~~·~~"~·~·~- ~ ~r~ie~W~ood~·;;;;D~a~ni~ei;_N~e~as;;e;;;;•;,;nd;;;;a;;nd;;;;;Go;;;:rd;;on;;;i;H;;o;;ltec;;;,;;'n;;;;,ord;_er.;;.;;; dam' are 0 lhe 1ed by evangelist Shelly Sullivan, ed Hereford and .9'?.~les Ohio Rlv•• . Boals - Lock 13 ·•ol Mansfield, and his co-work· man receiVed an A on lOLA. Pre~tmls ••• Andrew P. l.alhou" at 6:30 er Gary Glover of Canton. These showmanship. . . a.m.: Lock '4. Pew Downey young men both !9 years of Grand champion showman 10 . a! I 50 o.m. : p 'lip Sr · o age, have been a blessing to the Junior Faor Daory Show on u· :·· 7 p.m: : '•wad.r up . tn :- many. The public is cordiRlly Thursday was Rick Koblenlz. I! p.m.; Richard Moyle up at invited. according to Judge. W. J . Bra· inaported Codtlme' le.,elrg 11:30 p.m.: Little George down kel of Ohio State UmverSity. Re- 0, I tot 20, 1965 at 7 a.m.: Lo<>k 15. Franklin serve champiOn m thiS contest, ''. . r LIBORDII *STEREOS ll's AmHinallt's DIHerenU *CAR RADIOS FIRESTONE NEW SAFETY CHAMPION and CHAMPION TIRES Reds Lose Nightcap WERNER RADIO &TV Maloney Stuns Cubs With No Hit, No Run Performance Authorlaed Motorola Deller N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. A SOLID, UNITED FORCE IN OUR COMMUNITY -EXAMPLE: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • , NEW SAFETY CHAMPION 750X 14 - • - - -- $23 .80 750x14 •• • • • • $20·45 AVAILABLE! ADD $3.00 FOR WHITE SIDEWALL H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE I ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A FR'EE NHOLESALE - Nothing To Buy-Just Come In And Register I tt . : .::":...~ ,err:,.-=,• ,.,_.,.. Ohio, trainin& lo be an eloctri- =·-::· _Cttr. IDL, • N•• cal appliance rtparrman. Mei1• General Hospital Adml11iou - George He1n011,. Hemlock Grove; Dennl.l cinko, Long Botlom. Dl.lcbar101 - None. SATURDAY . .. FINAL DAY MEIGS COUNTY FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ~~~~~~~~~~~=~===~::.....2..=:::::~ ~~ • u * Perhaps you'H be the lucky winner Ill a free HoAda. Np ()llldlase necessary • • • just come Ill and flegister. If you do buy a HONOA IMM, and your . _ is selected, l'DU'Y win double the 110118)' )'011 paid. ___ _ A.M.-Fair Achievement Awards and Style Revue P.M.-East-.rn High SchoOl Band P.M.-Horse Harness Racing P.M.-BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE OF 1965-DIRECTED BY ROBERT K. HOEFLICH P.M.-Fireworkl A'ITRACT!ONS I. <( w ...... 0 m ~ I I ~ -.IItie ; Evory lllmlly should- I t * " ! - flat. FIAT. ,_,, I . I m w .... jj w .... 0 I l .... ' jj w .... 0 ~ I SERVICE DAILY SENTINEL.: . J: TW9-HOUR DRYUUNING SUPPORT OUR . m Ul I survived buers by Frank lin&, Felipe Alou .•111 Gonder to notch his third lory In I• decisl01111, also bled and score 1 1 run, . .. ~ : lt~~UlST . ~c;a'b1Q$Q"~'. ' . ~..... w ...... 3: GROVE CITY LOSES EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (UP)) - Grove Cltv ,' Ohio, goes a· pins! Superior, Wit., ~ 20 NEW CARS &TRUCKS IN STOCK! 0 "!"""'ettt YOU end your family, "£ ..... ...... The second beet shape In ltaty · potte In ttoo U.S.A. You've seen tne lint, • lllms. seethe Fiat, .fa - · Fiat ·is :the >hot one. Tho flllians dkl II the wa, IIIey <lo most thlnp. Wltll styte. Wfth !lair. w;th flourish. And there's no Germanic thrift allowins. This flat tllOit wltll all the Olllnls at not a penny extra. llucl<ll seata Upholslll<)', heater, defroster, dual elodrie windthlelci w pon, safely belt IIIIChoB, bumpet' l""'ds, self·coocefflns turo llanalo, courtesy Ughts and emeraency tool klt. And spee~o; 118 of fiBu~ you can't even con. close to a shape like this at a price 10 lt1m end appnllng. tri lite lowest·priced IIPOI1s car ill ita c:la& ~ :r ~ m w w ...... Ill ttoo r (/) RAWLINGS HONDA SALES understanding ALL Ml!ST GO! l;J, MIDDLEPORT, 0. promotes ~ (/) town nswapaper. Interprets national news In local terms ~ ..... UJ REGISTER NOWI CONTEST ENDS SEPT. 30th. est and available only through our home- ~· ...... I • !4~1:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Parade 3: I .,... MODEL CA·HlO ....$215• HELP THE BIG BEND AREA GROW AND PROSPER I SATURDAY, AUG. 21 PROGRAM "'m I Prints local news of Intense local Inter· for the good of Dlrectod by j ;~·I:.IM11'1 K. Hoeflich 0 0 • rn l> r- ...... their lives. • 0~-= (/) and cooperation for the good of the entire 1r111 1:15 P.M. ~· :t w interesting events occur in Deily Sentinel newspaper Case 1965 w "£ m <( By representing every facet of the communl1y our LAST SHOWING I m · ...... •••• "what does it mean to me?" '-FAIR 3: I Recognize$ individual members of the community ~ :r 0 ,... ..... 0 jj UJ $299 - ........_ WHOLESALE - WHOLESALE-WHOLESALE- WHOLESALE- WHOLESALE TOO HOT TO HOLD - UJ ...... New Furniture MASON . OTHER SIZES 3 ROOMS IN TRAININt: Keith Gordon Aeiker, Jr., Is ollending classes at the honing Valley Vocalional school [).200, Room !!24, Youngstown, $1Q·43 ~~;~ND Plus Tax & Recappable Casing I JHI DAilY SENTINEL TIRE t...:..::::.:..:::.=.=.=.::...::....~====-~' Daily Sentinel I SECOND CHAMPION TIRE YOUR LOCAL I. . , I ·*COLOR TELEVISION lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON 1 14tt.M111 .."". flY .. !DallY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AUJ. ~ IIMIH I ·*CLOCK RADIOS the ex c it eme n t of f 0RLD lherDOOI'I _ , tbe IJIIIt "&I ..J I'UbU1b. UD 111-uJC! 'It h• - *TRANSISTOR RADIO t .y.,,..,...Ill ••..., • JOO ott 120 IIOO 003 -1 2 2 1 NEW TRAINING SJT!!! Pillsburgh Plralet ID~~ San Francisco · pJTTSRURUU (UPI· - The Thui'!Oajl tlial they bavelli!hlll 20 1110 1102 OOil - 5 7 2 a 30-vear contract for sP~;,iJ!8 Perraooski 1121 ler. B•·rtei l 1131. Winner- Per· ltlining racilitlea al Deerfield r•nosk1 II-51 . Loser - Petry Beach FJa .. Roseboro. Spahn. Muraka- !8-ll l. HRs _ Mays (35thl ,• · · ·:· 1'1'1 , Linzy (71, Henry •8 1, [)r 1sd•le ·6th), Haller (lt,l The move wUI end an ll·yelr 181, Perry (9) and Hal- ' Johnson IIUlh J. stay at Fort , Fla. "" MOTOROLA · Solos were done by J 0 h n rierce do\\ n at 5 a.m.: Lock 16, which is based on bolll show· trs Llghlwolghtl . Layne, "More," and "Who ·.,n William H. ~immer down at ~ l mg and f1ttong of the ammal: Wlll Not Tornilhl 1 Turn To:" Jean Hayma~·s. 7:15 a.m.: Lock 17, Jefferson \\ was Allan Gibson. Both. Kob· There I've Said 11 Aga' .•· up at 1·36 am : Stevenson up lenlz and G1bson were m the This new line o( ·fall styles will ' m. ~~old P " Ia Brenda Potts with "My Happl- at U6 a.m., Western down at ro c ss. add zin& to 1utumn costumes. See nou," and Cindy Hayman's 7 a.m.; Lock 18. Eas.ern UJ at Experienced showman "SlOW(lllke." Cindy is another 5:40a.m.: Lock 19, John Ladd In three ana four years experience it now in our gift department. $1.00 to $3.95 newcomer to the show. Dean down at 7:15 ' m. ; Lock was won by Pam Henderson Kathy McEihiMy san~ . 1, R. H. Boswc:-: h II wn al the and Grace King, second. Win· Compare with Other Jewelry to "Jom- Rar" to bring on 6:45 • "' : Lock 21 . Q••een r,ty ners in the yearling class (,..,. . Big Bend Danten John Usle down at S a. m.; Lock 22, San ond year) were Roger Nease : Rhonda Brickles Brenda I.; .,., .. · ' uo •t 5·.11! a.m.: Lock and Melanie Dean. Gordon . IV•ham, Ralph Werry, Carole 23, Eugenio P. Jones down at Holler was first '" the Novice Anderson. Diet Nea;;:, Donaa UO p.m.: Luther Herdman class and Larry Smith, second. Pomerciy WY 2·3557 234 Main St. Crow and Mike Archer. dcwn at 6:10 a.m.; Duncan WASHINGTON - FORMER In lhe Belter Livestock club Jolm McClintock was featur· Bruce down at 6:45a.m.: Jecry President Dwight D. Elsenhow- with prizes funished by theJJ.-------------------111 Ill "Suaar Blues'' with dan- bosworth dow•• at 7 a.m.; er caused fresh twmges of pain _ ___:_ _ _ _ __:___ _ cera Kart Griffith. mvBelte Jea l.ireenup Locks. Lelia C. Shear- today among his Republican adRECEIVED AWARD Hobltetter, Jill Alldre, &riCkey • down at 9cl5 p.m.: Lynn B. mirers In Congress with his ~II . Wolle and Connie Arnott. Bill up at 10:30 p.m.: Ravenswood out endorsement of President Mrs. Jo , Ann Badey.:1:0::w:n~~e~,jr Z.kle'a "A Pretty Girl It Like down at ll :20 p.m.: Walter G. Johnson in two areas of foreign of Beve~ly 5 Home ot at Melody," introduced 1 Big Houglsnd up al 12:411 a.m.: • policy. Palmer-st., has been . B!tnd Cllendar for 11168 with Beck1ord up at 12 55 a.m and Eisenhower, who Is still a that Alfohate II of the National AtiiD Harrla the narralor. Charles K. up at 1 a.m.; Mei- towering figure in lhe GOP, Haor<b"essers and Cosmetologist :Jeuntfer Crew, recent second dahl Locks, Dixie Spirit down at gave Johnson virtual unreser- llssoc1at10n In .Point rtaaer-up in a regional Min ~ : 30 p.m.: Jeft Boat down al ved backing lor U. S. military received • national award for Americ. Pageant here, did a 8:40p.m.: Buckey• State up at action in Viet Nam and lor a 11.<1 p rgorma fo social. events comedy mooologue, "Hel- 10:45 p.m.; John K. up at 10:- reversal of postion In !he Unit· d"':mg !he pastyeao woth Mrs. It liluddah, Hello Faddah" and 45 p.m.: Smclaor Dubuque down ed Nations In a news confer- Bailey as. president. .Jan Hadatwc:omer Faye Roush san& at 1:55 a.m.; National down at eoce Thursday. dox of P01~t Pleasant, nephew ""- "'-dd ' 4·35 am of Mrs. Ba1ley, events chaor· .-r "" y" IAI present a tap · · · . •~·- ll --> o1 Su Kan1wba River Boats - Lon- WASHINGTON PRESI- man, presented her wolh ........ ne compll.... san book of the soc1al events ol Oblifltler, Mlso Rue, Miss Cooke don, Semet up at 6:30 a.m.: dent Johnson's $4 billion-a-year Lfndl Jacoba and MiSI Schneid- Narmel, Helen Z. up at 1·45 'j omnibus farm bill, bolstered by year. er. strong support from both urban Other favoriiA!o during the MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS and rural members of the DAUGIITER BORN HCOnd halt were Gloria Buck, Donald Ray Fitch 19 Long House, tnday was under study M nd M Do Willi'!lms; II . 1 veteran of the Big Bend group Bottom Laborer a~d L;nda Jos by Senate agroculture experts. Si r.Ra prs. n 'd ' · Th 1 'I d ar oute orneroy, are 1 · olng a modern bawn routono 1o ephine Karshner. 18, Star Route e our-year proposa .<al e . h b th "'Jbe Str' " J h Lt ' th h th H Th da nouncmg I e ,. o1 . . '.~per: o n sl~ Chesler : George Korn, Jr . 19, rohutg e221 ou2se I lhult'S Y aecond ch!ld, a daughter, llllgJng, Kmg of the Road, barber, and Sandra Lee Thorn- mg on a · 17 vo • a saw 144 p m. August 11 at St. and Forresl Bach lei w1th as 11 Pomeroy lime clerk ... broad cross • section of the J h H La! h. "Stop the World, I Want to V1rgmia Gail Gr~ver 16 Rul' 1Democratic majorily rally be· 1;"P d ospl ed, ;elg mgK Get Off " land .student and ~maid F.d- ~ hind the admimstralion Pas.•· a' dan natm · ' •· ran paren s are Meannnda r a May. rs 1 1 Roberta Kraeuter. Ohio Uni- ~ ward Whaley, 19, Shade, lum- age came a ter three days o Ral h K 11 St R0 1 versity musoc major, did "Tea berman: Damol Dean Thomas debate m which Democratic p 'rhe ewr· ar " e,h ., · • d eroy . e 111 1ams a1so ave For Two backed by the solt :26, VK!nna, w. Va., and Mar- lea ers agreed to the removal S 'th W'll' R T Mr . I J' M h J f . . t t ld h m' . ' ' lam . race, h da s oe ncong o 1m eea, S a- ]one eanetle Crooks 23, Mid- o a proVISIOn na cou ave J e R A nd d ughteI. ron Teaford . McC lintock, Miss dleporl. teacher. resulted in an increase of one am ' · cree a a r. ;London. Werry, Miss McCoy, or two cents in the price of a WINS DEGREE iMike Mulford Miss Harris. Zer· PLAN REUNION loaf of bread . The provision :!Je and Miss Trw!sell. NEW HAVEN - The descend- was dropped after It aroused a ' ,.Charles Hollman on drums ants of George and Susanna I storm of criticism. Lawrence Robert Wolfe of ,•nd Ferrell Shuler, hass. joined Roush will hold their annual cine received his Bachelor ~''·n Anderson, pianist. In the union al the Vernon church Science degree in Eil!me·ntaryll V "nnd half. back of New Haven. w. Va.. LOCAL TEMPS Education from Rio Grande ; Making up the stage and light- Sunday, August 22. A basket The temperature in Pome- lege, friday July 16. Mr. Wollfell jn~ crews were Mr. and Mrs. dinner will be held at noon. Mrs. roy's business district at 11:40 is employed by the So<ithe:m ll :;Dnnlev Reibel. Henry E. Reibel Jack Ord Is president. a.m. today was 78 degrees, un- Local School District as tea,ch·ll • Promotes business by advertising pro:Mrs. Robert Crow, A'lan Har~':_cl_ ea_ r okles. er in the Syrocuse grade school. ·ris. Eric Chambers, Di c k Vetoran1 Memorial Hospital ducts and services available in the Big Bend ;Nease and Robert Crow. Adml11iona - Rober! Craig, ~ This tenth straight minstrel Middleport. ere a. !how al the annual Fair again Dlocbar1" - Louise Spirea, ;tas directed by Robert K. H~ Mason : Uomer Icenhower, Port~llcb. land; Harold Fetty, Langsville; • Supports churches, schools end civic Betty Levacy, Syracuse; Edna Parsono, Racine : Sue Goeglein, ONLY clubs by publishing information concerniL · Pomeroy; Robert JVIVOT~ TO INYIIIIIT 0. New Haven PO.OO - ••••- "' MltGI MAlON oliiiA __ · --ing their activities. IICitiN t. ..... l"dflllw c..... ~et UPTO BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ' . ' I I I )> ,... I ~ ~ ~----------------------~~ t LOW PRICES (WHOLESALE) :r ~ m "'..... " •' )> m KEITH GOBLE ,FORD:.:, IN:C. ~ . .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ;;'f; ;·~ ; .. i i �·I C!Om~ Awareness ... _," . f. Precautions Pay Dividends -'ii1M ~we're . ' - _' . . and . ned months ol 19$1,. The which Oblo Power ju!l almlna at lll.vlnl nuall"'ewer Show ~ signed by wlhe llandrna h 0 is In competllloo with olhel'll put their tralnlai Into on top for the nexl three QIOI!Iba, 0 • w • the New !Iaven and Nehacll- to Mrs. · · 0 tha iiiO 000 actice preventing possible then the IIIII 111m-" ' Garden Clubs are being is a patient at Pleasant Valley averaa1ng more n ' :""" 'm aU lbe cases The show was beld Hospital and was unable 1o atman-boll!" 111011th1y. t•,;Yfall two employes playa::. August 13th and 14tb at the tend. ' NSC statistics placed rol;., 1n resculu a child IMIISOO County Fair with Mrs. Those attending were Mr. Power lll'lll OD tho basiB of 118 key d I Two 1 pon •first aid · c Roush as Chairman and and Mrs. Howard Bumgardner, l.Z4 frequency rate. The sur Jlnn.roRD REUNION tary - Mrs. William McFar· · Lelab Jane Powell as Steve, Lois and SUsan of lnd· • quency rate indicates the com~n:ei::!..., accident ~ 'l'be First Mulford Reulllon land and treasurer - Mrs. co-chairmen, the UUe of the , lanapolls, Ind., Mr . and Mrs. pony has had less thaD one and . killed R All Jaa bold recently at the New mas Grinstead. 'l'he being "Yesterday, Todey[ Gerald Bumgarner, Bryan, Har· Increased awareness .01 8 ~~- one-quarter disabling accidents dri~erslb;"':mploye We •Jill1r Park. The oldest per- non year will he held In Bel- and Tomorrow." per mllllon man ours worked Crooks ~ hsed a man Mlk• I lillodell 11iss and Julia, Carolyn Bumgar· t~ precautio;;:. ~h· pa$mg 10 0 • attending was Mr. D. L. pre, Ohio. Artistic classes the aner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. diVId~~ds .•t ower £rom January lhrougb June. , V w __ ,_ 0 llullord from Henderson, W. Those attending were Mr. w!'d~ are as follows: Class 1 Dll, Kathie, David, Betty and classl(lcalion a Y~~~h In "ft~' l E. B. Bell, Ohio Power direc- falli~!:J'h Wa.; the youngest Tamara Jean and Mrs. Bill Board and dough· "Among My Souvenirs" Blue Michelle of Riehwood, 0., Mr. Th~fl co~pany, near ago Itor of safety, said the accident A lournlquelyapplled by tho Rouih, daughter ol Mr. • n d ter Elizabetll, Mike young, Ribbon - Mrs. Ray Pro£fitl, and Mrs. Harry Capehart, J~., ~ ·~~ c~ ~~n0 nal aslrely Councii severity rate of the company ploye helped to save the man's WY2-U5S lira. Glen Roush of New Haven. Mrs. Anna Miller, all of Colum· Red _ Ml'll. Fred Batey, White Harry m of Columbus · 10 e d th list of elec- also is averaging out at 82 daya 1111 I. M11n It l'omtNJ lllbers atiending were Mr. and bus, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Layne, and Mrs Mrs. Sandra Batey a_nd Jason ~t"~tilitoppefirm: in Its cafe- disability per million manhours "Right now," Mr. Ben said, lira. Roy MuUord and Rlcll· Rocltenbaucll and famlly, Pete Burris; Class 11 "Grand· of Middleport, 0, BJII Blame c th end of the first six worked, placing the companYI..,...ii.................,...,...,.;;;; lrd ol New Haven, Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Donald and mother's Garden"- Blue, Mrs. of Hogsett, W. Va., Mr. and gory at e among the safest in the Indus-It lohn Mulford, Rita, Sandra, family, all of Mr. Gibbs, Red - Mrs. A. K. Mrs. Kenneth Wyatt, Ken and • • F try. and Randy ol Cheshire, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joe McClung, White - Mrs. D. A. Tim of Logan, 0., Mr. and Mrs. ~· The company's vehicle acci· ENJOY and Mrs. Carlos Cartenter of Mrs. Barry Montgomery Smith and Mrs. J. V. McGrew; George Carson, Eddie, Beverly dent rate also 18 the best In CbeSierhil' Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. dnughters, aU of Class III "Vacation Time" Blue and Dickie of Mason, W. Va., Ohio among utility firms. Mr. 8ill Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Chester weaver, Red- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bum· Bell said. Ohio Power drivers, lolceoy, Mrs. Cnrollne Shaffer Mason, W.Va., Mrs. Nora Carroll Adams, Jr., While garner. Peggy and Sue Bumgar· both truck and aulomoblle, are and dn1J8bter Tracie Ann, Un- Mr. and Mrs. Clilf Roush, Mrs. Phil Batey ond Mrs. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Bumf30S efS averaging only 8.97 accidents da Louise Mulford, Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Roush Robert Layne Class IV "A garner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold per million miles of driYing, Mrs. Howard Roush aU of Atb- family, Mr. and Mrs. Symbol" Blue - Mrs. Donald Bumgorner, Jean, June, John Bessie Gra am to Harold The safety director comment· 1111, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. John Grmstead and Bob. Mr. and~:· F. lloush, Red - Mrs. L. C. and Mary Jan; Mr. and Mrs. D. Graham, parcel, Scipio. ed the "lop spot" in the NBC WITH US Charles MulfOJ'd, Michael, Tho Cecil Duncan and family, · Roush, White - Mrs. Ray Otue Bumgarner, of Letart Rt. John w. Arbaugh, Ethel M. was attained "as a direct remas Kim and Daniel Mulford. and Mrs._ Bill Gr":~d ~ Proffilt; Class V 'A Trip Into 1, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens, Arbaugh to Trustees of Olive suit of Increased attention to Ruth Mulford and Walter WII- Anna Lomse, Mr. : mo:! ~II Space" Blue - Mrs. H. C. and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Har· Twp., Easement, Olive. accident prevention by every· IIams, aU of Columbus, Oh1o, McFarland and Y • Roush, Red - Mrs. Patrick ry Capehart, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grueser, ec., to Pau- one In the company - from the lam Mulford of Henderson, W. of New Haven. Riley, While - Mrs. James N. Marvin Roush. Marvin, Bobby, llne M. Marklns, .17 acre, Rut- vice president and general man· Middleport, 0. Route 7 VL . . , E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD Roush, Mrs. Howard Burris Keith and LuAnn, .John H. Bum- land. ager through the ranks." The reuniOn non year will The Brotherhood oi the E.U. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman: Class garner, Mr. ond Mrs. Lewis Harriett Hyatt Charles Hyatt ! A. N. Prentice, vice presille held OD the th1rd Sunday in B. Churcb met on Monday eve- VI 'Welcome to the Fair' ed Capehart, Sr., Lewis, Jr., and 1to Henry Phelps, Vivian PhelpS! dent and general manager, com· luly at l.ake Alma. ning at Union Camp Grounds, - ·Mrs. Maurice Mayes, While- Sherida, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lots, Letart. ' mented: "I know It took hard A BARREL 01' GAS A BARREL OF GAS The S.W;~· of the E.U.B wilh Harry Pickens as leader. Mrs. Thelma Gelewicks and Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Forrest Ward. Eula Ward lo work by everyone to achieve a playlet. Who Is My Ne1gh- A wiener roast was enJoyed Mrs. Jackie Whittmgton. The Weaver and Pam. Mr. and Mrs John Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh,! this ranking, and 1 hope we llaclltel Church met at the by the momhers w1th Mrs. _Robin the show arrangement Donald Kay, Michelle, D1anne, 1 acre, Orange. •will conilnue to work as hard cllurch for theu- August meet· ert Cooke, Mrs. Harry Miller·. lo Mrs. L. c. Roush. Donna Cynthia and Rhonda Harry Snyder to Harry Snyder Ito bold our position." ~ log. Tht program was present· Mrs. Harry Pickens and Mrs. In the Horticulture the Sweell- Mrs. Rachel Sayre, Mr. and Jr., Janet Maxtne Snyder, par- Increasing attenilon has been td by the Youth Fellowship of Eddie Bumgarner as hostesses. for the most blue rib- Mrs. Robert Sayre, Sieve. and eel, Salis~ury. . 1given to safety prevention In tbe ehurch. Members attendmg were Eddie wenl to Mrs. w. T. Slone. Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hofl· J. B. 0 Bnen, Roberta C. 0 • the company for the past year. _They opened the pros;.•?' Bumgarner, Harry Pickens, Ed: Best In the Show went to man Wayne : Capehart Bnen to Jarry J. Grueser, Lots I "The publtc is benefiting by 1lilh the singing ol hymn I!! ward Bumgarner, John Bumgar Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. for a pot K1mberly and D1ane, Mr. and Pomeroy. our safely training, too," Mr. Go Where You Wanl Me to Go ner, Bernard L1evlng. D1ck Ord Cacii which was 45 years Mrs. Ollie P.oush, Mrs. T. Bert Wdharn Stoul, orothy Bell said. followed with scripture by Vic· Edgar Layne, Lulher Smith, A graet number of blue, Roush and Miss Millie Bumgar- to Louis G. Hill, Martha He cited three Instances t1 Morris and prayer by Rhon· Paul Rickard, George Jewell, red and white ribbons were •• ner, all of New Haven, W. Va. Hill, .2.\7 acre, Columbis. da Brabham. They presented Rev. Martin Berislord, Robert warded in the Horticulture DiPERSONALS C. B. Hayman, Kathryn HEADQUARTERS FOR a playlet Who is My Neigh· Cooke, Cecil Pickens, and Lar· vision. [ Mr. and Mrs. !Wiand Karr man to Guy D. Hayman, Ernesbor." laking part we~e Sandra ry Miller. In the Educational and daughters are vacailonlng tme Hayman, Lots, Long BotGibbs, Kathy Roush, .oyce and ROTARY CLUB Awards of Merit were given in Canada. torn. Rita Brabham, VIcki and Ter- The !Wtary Club met on Mrs Lee Gibbs for 8 Mr. and Mrs. James Cunning- Albert Hill, Jr., Ora E. Hlil 1 . . Morris and _Jackie Needs. Thursday evening at the Har.~ ing,.to Rosanna Roush for a ham and children have returned to Sherman R. Ford, Ella B. I Vlsitol'll atiendmg were Bon- ford MethodiSt Church for theJr garden to Clement State Tree home after vacalloning in Wash· Ford, 16.62 acres, Letart. ·Ide ~· Donna Roush, Julia regular dinner meeting. Nurser). for speclmene of ington, D. c. Clarenct! L. Roy, Inez R~y to I Morrl3, Judy Needs, Kathy and Those attending were Donald green trees, and to Mrs. lrv- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Thomas Diddle, Maxme Diddle For B••k To School 55 Mary Haley, Phyllis Greer and Foglesong, Herman Layne, Don· 1ng Karr, Jr. for an uhibit Kenova are visiting relalives · acres, Lebanon_._ __ LIDda Holbrook; members at· aid F. Roush, Floyd• Carmack, herbs. here. . . .. tendlng were Mrs. Jack Needs, Ricbard Ord, Jack Flesher, Cly· BUMGARNER REUNION Mr. Walter Bush and son Hospital School of Nursing VISit· Mrs. Ray Mulford, Mrs. G. B. d Fole Rome Williamson RusDetroit visited here during ed her mother, Ml'll. France2s MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hazlett, Mrs Achsah Miller, s~l Ca~~arl, Harry Miller. The annual Bumgarner Re- weekend. Mrs. Bush returned Goodnite over lhe weekend. Mrs. Donald Roush, Mrs. Edwin Ed . Stein Arthur Thabet uniOn was held on Sunday m home with them after visiting Jewell, Miss Mary Jewell, Mrs. Fr w~ Cnpehart and Rev. Ne_w Hav~n Jumor Lodge with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. !.eiyn Haley, Mrs. Donald Oh· anTro h With 88 m atlendnnce. A P. E. Roush for the pam sever· k be lqer cus ug · dmner was served at the he iilo ,... .... . IJVE WIRE CLASS hour with table grace bo- a1 wee s cause o1 t ess w The next meeting will he held The Live Wire Class of the given by Ottie Bumgarner. of her mother .. • llli llli ·at the cburch with Mrs. Laura E.U.B. Cburch met 00 business session wos held Becky Goodmte of St. Joseph : Elliott as leader and Mary Jew· evening at the church for a the afternoon and the same ~ A 81rrel Of Gu Free With ~ · ell ond Mrs. Edwin Jewell as luck supper. Mrs. Howard were elected for t h e Lewis Rep1ir Service ;boslesseo. ris led the devotional period. year, Harold Bumgar"' The Purch1se Of Any Car $200 or More -FORBOARD · MILLER REUNION Mrs. Waid Cunrungham pres1dpresident, Millie Bumgar. The Board Miller Reunion was ed at the short business meetsecretary-treasurer. HEATING _bold on Sund~y In the Ne:-' Hav· lng. . Howard B11111gardner of lndePLUMBING ; 011 Park. PrWll were gJVen to Those attendmg were Mrs. lana polls, Ind. spoke hrlefly to ~the oldest woman Mrs: Anna Nannle Johnson: Mrs. . Nora the group regarding some h!seROOFING MUler of Columbus, Ob1o and Tripp, Mrs. Wa1d Cunnmgham, tory of the Bumgarner lam0 "' WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT "' ; the oldest man - Clllf Roush Mrs. Bernard Lleving, Mrs. R. m ,... :111 New Haven; the youngest F. Bryant, Mrs. Howard Blll'rig, afternoon was spent soc<dllld-Jacqueline Shoop, Can- Mrs. Thelma Cnpehart, Mrs. iaUy and Ice cream was serv1"'·" 0., and the largest family George Jewell, Mrs. Fred Batwere playe<' by the WV 2·2374 ;- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grm· ey, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. Clay- drell. A remembrance card was 134 Mill St. Middleport .\ , .. . M l&'~tlllel, Pomel!)y-Mlddleport, o., Aug. 20, \' Nl.'W IlAVEN linea ean:X. io Sentinel Church News 1 RADIO & T.V. s\:t c1.1 1 SERVICE Sen!INJ :J:; t"O:em: o\n , QELAND'S T.Y. Schoo! at 10 lmeo!llng: 8:lltl t" r pfOperfy T f SUNDAY DINNER The Martin Restaurant ttH.: CHURCH ...o .. ALL ALL ~.. THIE CHURCH ,. '1'111 Cburda II the lflltMt llctor em tuth for U.. bulld!ftc f1 c:han.c~and aood dtilenlhip.Jt it I I .N JII!NDII .lhould atlmd IUYU. rqu- J.rly IDif tupport thl ChurdJ. They for Jlil 0W11 .U. {2) Fot Jdlchlldretr.'••ht. (3) For the lake .. bil GIIIIIIII1ID1ty ud llllltion. (4) lht IUe ot tbe 01\U'Ch itNlf, •hlcb ....U hll diONI mi. mat.rlaJ ' aappart. 8111. lo 10 to dJurcb NJllo laJbr ancltead your Blblt daily. .,_.: (1) •or 1 _ ...... .... .............. . CANVAS fOOT WEAR THE SHOE BOX CLEAR THE LOT ) Sundoy &odu lloll·ll REPAIR SERVICE itM. ~·~~~--~~~~~ WAI OUR DEALS ARE TREMENDOUS 1963 Dodge 440 • 4 Dr. Sedan_ $2095 It's Sale Time I 2'10 series, 6 cyl_, automatic trans .• radio, white sidewalls, wheel discs, back-up lights, white with like new interior. ·62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 \'.. motor, automaUc tranl., power braJle•, power ltftr. Ill& radio. beautiful 2 tone paint set ofl by llke DeW wlilte eldowlll tim, tinted elan and heck up lights. $149S 1 '62 FORD CONVERTIBlE . Galaxle 500 XL. V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, , white sidewaUs, C!onsole, bucket aeats, aU vinyl Crim. 1111 alee. 1l.l '•t u- •' $2295 63 DODGE DART CON.--:-:-- $1595 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY SED. __ $129S power, radio, white sidewall tires, solid whJte with new red interior. Looks and runs like new. 1964 Dodge 440 · 2 Dr. H1rdtop- $2295 VB. R.adio and heater. P.S. &: A.T . LOOKI • • . BUY NOWI wheel discs. radio. back-up lights, tinted wind- Metropolitan Motors . :IDe lbilld, air-conditioning, 60FordV8 • • • 4 Dr. sedan. "300". Automatic shift Original finish, 62 Pontiac • • • Catsllna 4 Dr. Sedan. One loea1 owner. lb'dramatic. Fin· lib llke new. 6 cyl, Automatie trans. Radio and heater. P.S. 3 years or 3:1,000 miles factory warranty on this car. 1963 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. Sedan _ $149S 1963 Volksw1gen 2 Dr. Sedan _ $139S 1962 Chevrolet 210 Station Wagon $149S 62 Pontiac • • • Catalina 4 Dr. Sednn. This one's really had tender care. Power Bteering and brakes. llydramatie. VB Cpe. Power steering. Automatic Shift. Clean oar. SpoUess aU white bucket seats. V8 Cpe. Automatic. One partlcnlar owner. Radio. Power steering. Sharp. ~WI ! . . . . . lr&DI. ,, 58 Oldsmobile $25P each only $275 "A GOLD STAR ~TORE" & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES C.dllln-01. 62 Pontiac • • • Station Wagon. Catailna. Showt heat of care. Beautilul red with white top and lljltcbiJii Interior vinYl. Hydra· matic. Power at.eerln&:. 61 LeSabre Buick • • • SJ195 2 Dr. One care!ul owner. Sha>p oar. Automatic shlfL BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. GMAC FINANCING Pomtrwy RorNnt H.~, WI 15:19-Z9 12:12-17 s... .doy I !jl jia ::1.... 1961 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan_ $1195 1960 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan ___ $1P95 AT, Radio and heater. One owner. 1960 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan A. T. Radio and heater. P.S. · 1957 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan---- Standard TraDJ. VB. \,__T_R_uc_K_s_...... ·I 1962 Dodge 'Y.a Ton Pickup-- $1295 a speed trans. Low mileo1e. 6 cyl. 3 speed Irani, * Ton Flat Bed..._ $145 R. H. Rawli" · :; ~-- WY2-3284 ''Evfl)'lhlnr In Hardware• Pomeroy, Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSE Bqllderl and .Bulldln& Suppliee Celler, Ohio Pb. 81111-Z005 Tab Someone With You·To Church GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Attend Tbe Church ot Your Choice WY 1-2188 Pomeror ~ Whh.' -.r ~ Ill ........ ' ltd~ ....l l l l - ~- ·;..~ ............ ,. nl'UNinD STEEL WORKERS "'' . . OF ·.AMERICA · "elroPG.Iit~~ ~ot~ .' Ii ' A ' Ohio ' . ..,....,,o.! ~~-~:===~~= - ~G=l~l ,.,,.' .1 atester, Ohio PlloDa lllii41ZD .... *"-~ ' De to $1.00 and up · WY 2-34118 RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOn . I~...~~;~.-~~:~---~;~: ·;;,: .. • : f c••-Mit~st., ·.· · Pom1r01 ~ fil ' Ill Pomei'OJ Over 10 YO... BEN FRANKLIN STORE Albland on Producll Brown'a Buttlo t]u _, SOLD ,. ...,. ~' • . Middleport Chester, Ohio ltH OliiiiMlllhi 4 ..... Ha.......... Malol ue Ill .,., ~ ltSICh,.leriWr....... . ,... Pull...., ...... 1.: ....."" ...... .,.. C ltll Ll,...4ilr......._ 1'1111,_, , 1'- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Bulova Watehea - Sales and Service 186 N. Second Middleport f Ill .... Ci luot ovorhaulod. . nleo t12tl .... . ~ 1t57 Pontllo 2 dr. llor Clllef Hanllop. Mlb Ill .. ..,... Jlo i WY 2·2440 West MaiD SL Pomeroy Support the Church of Your Choico SOlD 1fl7 y.w. IHut~ul wblto tlnlolt. •• Mallt • .... 1t57 , .... ••••'- 5 Pomeroy F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER E 111 SOLD • 130 E. Second HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE · .All ~ 1fl7J::lf":t:!!d~: ~-·-~~-~:. *' .. efftr. j 1tl7 Ra-r ·-1114 *· ......ltllt.. . . .-........ ~ ~ lfl7 .,.,.. Slllfolo Wot 2-~50 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 1tll Ford V-1 ltotlon W11011, 4 dr. Mob U1 on .,... ..1 1t57 Fonl V-1 ltatltn WI- 2 dr, Mab Ullll .,_ • o WY 111 oft ..... ~ .,. Doog~~oe~nt~e~~- s. SecONI & Mill' Sr. . 1t11 Chwn~ot 4 . . . .. .. ... .. .. • Middleport Eotabllahed in 11104 West Columbia. W. Va. Ph. Mason 773-51593 -•r. .. .. ... .. .. ... . c Uneoln St I () 1957:~=~~~~~~~~~--H•~kt V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 1:; MAKE US AN OFFERI CD 1959 Studebaker 2 Dr. Hard Top _ $495 "" I WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING r- $995 Automatic Trans. 3 apeed 1rana. c We FlU AU Doctors Pre&criptlons WY 2-29M Pomeroy t4H ~ $99S 1959 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan- VB --$695 1953 Chevrolet ~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXAU DRUGS LIEVING COAL COMPANY "' . Ill 1(0 • .... ~ .... $595 1:1 1951 Old......,lo Super II, 4 dr, Honltw, oflo ~ full Mikt Ul 1ft r 1960 Ford 6 PISs. St1tion Wagon_ $895 8 cyl. t795 , 595 oruo Huntington, W. V:· $951 !_) s- C 1961 Oldsmobile Station W1gon _ $1295 T. Radio and Heater. Full power. tl'• cloen and oolld, One local oWfter................ $1295 1959 Chovrolll Btl Air 4 Dr. Henltop Green and wblto. Cl11n lib "MW. ... 1959 Rambler 2 Door ltotlcJn WofiOn. Juot ovorheuild fn fino ohopo•.. $795 1959 Rambler, 4 Or. Soclan, R&H, ovenlrhie, complotalr ovorhaulod, chiiP tran~~portotlon .. . .. .. . .. .. . t79S 1959 Plrmovlh, 4 dr. V-1 outo. cl11n oer t795 1t58 Cht..-oltt, 2 dr. auto. II&H, Nleo ond cleon ........... ............. .-s TINY'S FOODLAND M.id . o~cport. Bakera of Good Bread $1695 • !S 1960 Ramblor Ambo•odor sta. WtlJOIIo ~ 1961 Chevrolet 'Y.a Ton Pickup_ $1195 . 2-58 Buicks Friday Atfl 1616·15 ~ "' A. T. Power Steering. 8 cyl. Automatic trans. 62 LeSabre Buick·· s1795 2 Door Sedan. run power. lllursdoy haiah 2:1-l 111 ::! Q Standard Trans. 6 cyl. -V·B motor and .. Wednt~dtY HEINER'S BAKERY SOLD 1961 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan ___ $1395 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. Sedan· 6 cyl. _ V8 Cpe. Low mlleage. Vti'J cleon car. AutlmoUc ahlft, Pontiac _ $75 54 CadiiiiC • $100 - Middleport, Ohio 11o IN2 Rambilr (6) 2 I! local - r . A• . Makt VI en olfor Sii ..I INI Ford VI Gollxlo 2 Door Honltap. Ill Pub - r . IYt oharp .......... $1495 $1195 r- 0 111 C Standard trans. Radio and heater. 63 Cutlass Olds. ;1 Automatic Trans. A. NOW 1f64 Rambler (61 4 Or.Sto. Wagon. <II Culllom 330. Stondonl Trona. One owner, llkt now. lot It, .... 12095 Standard trans. Heater. 6 cyl. Standard 'I'Nru. 63 LeSabre Buick • • S2195 RED-HOT "AS-IS" SPEOALS lotond..y IMh U1·22 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. LEWIS Automatic, Power brakes, power steerln.lil. new whit. ~ • . . ------------- = lldltwa~•. - - ., 3--~~~~~~~~~ MRY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE ,. e 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN _ .,.,.~ SALE! I M.; was held with the follow· Martin Berlsford and Andy. :1q officers being returned: FLOWER SHOW AWARDS 'President - Bill Board, Secre- Awards for the Fourteenth An- Ito«! · lloiiM of aplrftual vaiiWII. WUhout a ~ Chlrch. lllither democnQJ' mi!r d\oilimtloo mn IWVIve, There bar IOUftd I'IUOnl why f!'M1 Then you will visit a travel agency, study maps, read travel books, and talk with those who have already made the journey. And what about that far more important (and uno eei-tain) journey ••. the journey of life? The Church offers wise counseling from those who have studied life. The Church present.. you with a map formed from the fundamental truths of God and his directivea for living. The Church Interprets f!lf you the greatest of all travel hooks, the Bible. The Church gives you the companionship of the allwise Guide, who made this journey without a mistake, the Lord Jesus Christ. Agency, map, travel book and Guide for life's jour•ey. Corne to Church and find them all. I •' ' . :·~ ' I BOWERS DRIVE-INN ' ·,\ ·'ri RESTA~NT ' P. a. m. l'rllllfll m. Wed., �, I '•r ,,..,,_. 6-Daily Sentine~ Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Aug. 20, 1965 WANT AD · INFORMADON 2 SIGNS Reel &tete For S.le ~::Blue Lu~ :f· Ift - ...,:r',:O.,. ...., -::..:-= a 8 ~DOUBLE, •- ,."i:i :'.= r .. ~OR.LARDf MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIO AlliiOSII f~e.VInu,;. G ~ 76 00 anddauibM~· openinl -~ x.:.= 1 = Six events for super fieds and lour for road •tacks Mrs. Nathan Biggs entertain- are scheduled for Saturday. ed tho Past Chiefs of Meigs Top purse will be $300 to win Temple lor their r"lular Aug- in the super modified feature. usl meeting held Monday eve· Mem be" presented gt'fts Mr1. Haddox Vilit1 nmg. ~"' and cards Ol' Mrs. Peter Stace, , who is confined to Iter borne by W 1th her Parenti FOR SALE - I rooiiiJI. frame illness. Mrs. Chet Haddox (Nina Triphouse, coal furnace, hot and The meeting was opened with lett ) of Wasltinilon, D. C. cold rlllllllDg water. 11> acres 8 reading of a poem "Climb Till been visiting here with her par· ground. $20011.00. Third houao Our Dream Comes True" by ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis oa Forest Run Road · Mrs. George Childs. The trav· 1ett • nd , thelr. fam!ly, and her 8 11 Ito elinl prize donated by Mrs. husband I fatruly, Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE -Syracuse, 4 rooma Phillip Meinbart was woa by Herman Haddox. and hath, 33 1·3 acres, free Mrs. Pat Gallagher. Mrs. Haddox left today for • gas. City ater. $6900.00. WY Games were played and prlz. v!stt tn Potnl Pleasant, W. Va., 1-3271. a 18 6lc es won by Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. with her son and daughter-in William Allman, Mra. Childs law. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Haddox FOR SALE - 82 acres farm, and Mrs. Meinhart. A dessert and in Charleston, W. Va. & room house, ¥.! basement, course waa aerved by the host- M_rs .. Hazel Wallen and Mrs. bsm and outbuildings, local- ess. Vtrgtnla Ley. She plans to ed 12 miles from Pomeroy, I . tl with Mr. and Mro. Albert Ohio. One mile off 124 at Lega Notice Hendricks and family in WinLanllsville. Price $10,000.00. NOTICI OP A"LlCATIOII field, W, Va. u.-. Edards Ru!land Obi01Zerlde PublleTI'\ICkiDI ••"- " CompanJ ..,,., ••••• tbot ----bu filed .. appUcaHon wllb tha Public utw. NAMED GIANTS' BOSS 0 HOUSE for lale in Bradbury. !,~m'!'~.,:!.. ':\:to':' ~::;;:: NEW YORK (UP))- Welling· I rooiiiJI • atorage room • bath ' Ponnlt No. ?M ., """"'tho '""••· km T. Mara succeeded hia late lDI peboDI, flrDlll or eorporaUon. u laundry room, water under ••""'",.. ohlppon• J . A<•• c. .. brother John as president and pressure. Two cisterM, e:;;..~u~.~=- Btree&, New Or· board chairman of the New buildings 1arage one "'"......., Putl• ,.., obtoln ' "" .. York football Giants Thursday. ' • • Information u to aald applieau(JI\ . :ound. S. D. Buskirk, ~,.:'!:."':, ::".: •.":!::~m••~"~~ A ~hird broth~, tT::;. w~l~ eporl, Rl 1. 8 18 4lp Com""' . nam Vlce-prest en WI H I W nt- _. '::..~-::.~."~~. continue to hold his present job e p 1 ... 111 "· ... .,, ,.., as club treasurer. u. s. Clwll lonlca 4 : , :. .. . : ,":,"..,~ .....,... o1 ,... -,..,ioillii.. ~ ..• "' IUI6D.I3 I WY 247!111 CARRIERS NEEDED w W1' Ull81. I 17 tfe lfllrimertt, 4 "'::.;IIIII private hath. Call • MarUt or WY 2-2571 I 14 Uc ~=~~:==~~W =·lltttaa, WHt Main St. Pomeroy Lowtr & Upper bouse, 4 'belli. bu11"\1!M. Ideal •• .. per DIOIIIh. See Qlftonl-lWif' ,.. = Papera Monk.., Run Pomeroy Bualn~~& Dlltrlct Real Estate For Slle • I p. "" 7• . Call the Deily Sentinel ..IIOU8E r<lR lalt, Racllle. CaD Wy·:Z.2156 Cllrellc!t.IIOJ•.•WJ tz211l.l Jl..n_ _ _:..__ _ _ _JI o· ,. ,_ .~~ " MOTORS DISCOUNT IS MOVING TO A BIGGER AND BEnER LOCATION IN ORDER TO BETTER SERVE YOU LET INGELS =. =-- ... -.•••- ~ ' UPERT INSTALLATION! IJnoleum .,.,. lnllw Vinyl · ••• , . ' b P 1 6ular, JlJjdtl ••, - ....... PBES. IDEHT ..... c& . HOUSf: PAINT · 'M I OU ;11"'01 CXII111 .... ... .;, 7 . rloar ...erdQ for .,.., llbtd " Jloor, 11eat p.~ Pnfuldonll ,lallallallaa "' .. tr tit II·JHI'Hil, Ca!J lfY z.3a ....... 111J. ...... W~TO.WAU ...... parll... ment 2t.Waln DUts and a. alluolold 2'r. Steep li8. Rusa. Viol lnootru- mont :lt.DueJt ooontry 11, Cloodnby: 2wo~ 12.Ptarue '1"'-daf'•..b••• M.Pol.. ot W&lfOJla 38,Spb181 mernbraae .. CARPETING LI'L ABNER 4L Sailor 42-Buh!ul U-2000 poundl ( ... theTiwn.., 25. Forelgnera 28.Huty IS. Spat IO.Examm,.. tlon as. ur~>an <11ot. l.Al!Mfthlre, Eng. li&.Peter Ra.bblt'o g!rtfrleu4 liS. Pat 81.M&rry GASOLINE ALLEY 19. Music DOte ~. Deatl\ t; the couldn't expect to 110 on INFINITELY be _one love of my Ufe!" i"A~Eall, Freddie, ' . not!C!!!I 1hat'6wha~ 43.c.... ~ou 46. Hebrew48.Di-d ,7,Eagte'o Deal M.Warblell DAD:.Y CRiP.iVQUO'lE - Rift's h"" to wwk It AltYDLBAAXB I II LOKGI'BLLOW One Iotter limply 111aao1s ~ anoth for tile lbroo I1 X to or er. In thlo II!Uilple All 11814 lnlpblee. the ~ r tile two 0'1, etc. Bingle tetterw, . _ IJoell day tile aoo1e Ia~"::"::.:.~ ....,.... aro oil hln'-' A XDZ OI7P'"- q,,._ .A.O:U:B .AOKB BPJI'LOY Ulo.DTO IAD ZD LDV • t1AOSTOKWOT!- li:ZZP'l'Dfo WMPO Radio JULY 1:30 Dow Jones Averagea. II'ONDAY TIIIIU rRIDAY6:35 Sundown Sereoade · 6:00 Slgo On - News 7:00 National News &•110 Sacred Hear! 7:11i Sundowr. 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"" eeaf~SIE~·~~;:~I~:UO~Ol!~~th~e.~A!r~-==:::::~~~-~!""!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'i;~iiuiNs~~ ART ARMSTRONG'S a . ·jpsar I•• rarae 18.Bird >CrystaDbJe arachni~ THE lORN . • - • DO ITI =. lLGambil: :IO.Eight. leg'(ed = z,,,,. '''"""' ed pariy · ID ONE OF Pomeroy'• nnest take over . low mont~Jy payhomes, the~er Norman menta on a spinet plano. Can Neutziine ~· tttory brlct, be Bej!ll locllly, . Wrlt.t. I rooms, 1 . , ear•ae. . Manager, P.. 0, Boz·2!5, Drepface, 2 , cr of pouod. byvflle, Tndi• ·. • I 20 · wooderful 'riew omero(. asa1n NeuiZIJnl. street andW1'river. f'ltoae Dlci Willi Announcement Soon ! I 'I'IUP.D LOTI - trw PB!!TO Copyma Sentca eop. IS ... IDll nter. Bmnl'e l'rall leo made o1 legal Tlte Ramlltr • ••· ...,. ~<:, ~) r=..~ almolt anj World ~ r-ptld TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED,_, I lS tic Retdet - - , Pow IZOJ Ilia ear nom, rltlo 1lltd ,... Experience Helpful, but oot 11rmance. 8maD ar oCIIttllllll necessary. Earn over $S per •• tiC 'riiRD and tour ""'"' !Urni•'and tll.lllpraltllb hour after s1tor1 ttainlng wltlt .. . . illllntl hd ~port. W nted T0 B Sat experienced driver•. Write ..... W1 UtSt IJ lilt I uy Nation Wide Semi ' ........ -=~=-=;:==:.......::..::..:: IANTIQUJ' llllellopolllai! loiDitll .. .... . • ad t ROOM furni!be.. apart. . ' l'nmiture, dlsbeo, Jt. Mlltt 8lreel. ,._., Division, care of Room 428, 11111111. RowleJ • Reed Bard- nnscell"""''"s. Call or write: P-. W1 Wl'll Transportation .... 5 U tk loln. Howard Cecil, 8110 W. f zz trc East Fourth -Street, _m.........,. a t Mala Sl, Pomeroy. E nati, Ohio, or phone 2f1-55'12, •u-•.---·~ I 2» tic lliOO M RCURY Park Lane, •• b -" 1 11 5 1lltd pri'tate bath. In- - - - , . . - - --=..:::..:::. - door hard top. "' our .., ..ce. " lc qan Oblo Hotel 7 13 Uc Wented rilbl. Call WI 11-3022. fnstrurlle"" ~':'::;. •ru:_:s_ ~ 11 Entertained =., p_: , ' Route 33, I miles from Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY i-5187. 8 17 Uc --SALEh: bF.omt, I room • wtl alh. 129 acres. Pholll Sll ~· 1 10 ,... planet 8. Hoopltal -k>yee timber: I"""' 28th. $8.50 Permaneoll f6.00 1!165 ZIG ZAG sewing mach· lui Graeser, f'lmnldtt& 1lltd Open t ID 5. Eveninla by a1>- lne. TltiJ 1s salesman'• demBeetlq pointment. Operators, Helen onstrator. ReBUiarly sold MlDerPOie, Oltle llrlcklel IIIII land7 Betmett $99.95. Will sell for $48.81 or End rou sewer lro1blet _ __ _ __ .....:Bn ::I:H :_::: tc $& per month. Free homo We bava aD lila demo. Call WY 2-4i555. I SewfJ' MorM.,.. ANNOUNCING THE openln1 of 8 17 etc Reuoaabte Baa. Cit Trailer Sales at 313 . -- CaD """' •~-t """. ar ........ . "• ....,., _ Uncoln St, Middleort, Obto. SEWING machines. repair Bel" 7 21 Ua Phone WY 2-2838 or stop by 'rice, aU makes. WY !1-2284. BEATING, l'btmllllllo lbeflao to see the latest. IDII!op The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Fanta..,.. Anold lllodten Camp!Jt& Tl'ailen. Alltbrolzed Siltger Salel and Easl MaiJt Street, 111 I 18 3tc Service. a 29 uc Pbo .... • .... 11 " • . . - . · · · · · • ;;;;;=;;;-::;;;--;:---.:....::~::I '"1· THERE will be a weekend Re- GIN SENG $23.25 per lb., gold7 :r.e lfe 'rival at tha Letart Falls U. eo seal $1.85, wild Binlr•r 65c. B. Church Tltursday the 19tb Bill Bailey Reedsville Ohio CAR Washed and vacuumed. through the 22nd. The pub' 1 12' l2tc · Wilson's. car wash, 560 Page lie • invited. James Morri· HONDA Scr bl Co OpenSI ., :ddlr"' WY·U'115. 250 am e. nlOP, Pastor. 8-19-Slp 19115 m a.m. ID 9 p.m. . tact Jack Walker, Hemlock sev011 daya 1 week. 7-31~ 0 00 ~elkl:-ag~ua~t ~vt after S p. m. WY ~ NEIGLER BUlLDING Supply Davt/J.arm' Kin sb be' before, WY 2-61194. Racine, Plastic wall tilt ltc 8 11 l!n•tDI at ' P m g~ Uc per sq. fl for balhrooma, 3 . · and F ~1 WATER f ate Five Odd Fell lro 25c hause bullden alnmln!IJII aiel08~ lies i.'rited. owa 11- :~•· :;. am lng, kitcbeD ~lneta measur· ...;:.;.:...:..;::::.;::......_ _ ....:;:::..::::!1P Roial!,~. S~OWD contaln , ~ od to aif.e o(ldtchen. ""' -·· 8 • ~ r •-..... T 17 Uc Fo ---:...........:.::= :....-- MOB1LE 8131, $1000. G r 1 a t B0US1: TfWLE1\ village of Lakes, 10 z 43, $?JIOO. M. A. Auto Slfes .., •• ,__. ~..: bedrooms Hall, Reedavillt, Ohio. ..,.........1"" ~. .a ,.., l!'fallable Immediately. ~ I 14 tk 1956 FORD Falrlane, 4 • door WY 2--2186, WY 2-3600 or Wy good. $300. WY 2--8812. S-3341. U PEACHES, now plt:ldng early IJ..I9-3tp 1 10 --.::iZ~-:----~~e Red Free, Red Haven, SUD • i ROOM Apartment witb bsth Raven: othen ID follow : a!· t dr..Celebnty super 81 Old!Ita Pmtet'O)', Pboll& WY·i-3319 so apples. Open Dally and mobile, good tlrea, all new brakes radio power :::=::==::::=====7~-11;·;;111! Sunday, Wells Orchard. ' .' ::: WllkemJJe. 7 IS de power steermg, V!IPURNISRED 4 - . 1lelb transmission, new lllllt1 nJOlll, DICe yard. Potni SWEET CORN and hall runner One of tha cleanest can Lant, Lincoln Bellhts. Ph. beans. SH Z-5716. B II 3tc Pomeroy. Call Walter WY Ul'll ' II tre Insurance er. WY 1-3230. Actnal age 43,000. Price fll95.00. T. Advance4 nauL IS. Boyl' rlvar 22.Jap. name I. Ringed HE5AID TH' lEDBETTERS GOT ANEW 2LA.otaa &Man·. U. Upward bomdln aU: Ches~r ~:~~~ Watch For " · NoviCil;.. &. Donkey 15.Two:Sp, 1T.Blnt Blaeffna r' • :ll8.=h: !I note $34Q·OO Market 8. Sha&'gy JO. Glacial iN pinnacle 12. Speak . 14. Music ':r~ic! ~ pil~.;',.yTh~~:nsy;-~!· Simon s !.Make choice 3.Haate, I'IUlge --------.J = right I. lllountala - - - - - - -- ---------.I DOWN LCopyn 1. G - I NIN Ot: DOC PRITCHART DRAPPED t y TH' POKER 6'.ME. CROSSWORD Fancy $20,000 Auf f Sef pace af Races Reumon ' Held By Lambert Family Sunday wY mA·'»' . W~!L£ f'---._,...-_:.-t Pomeroy Motor Co. :::. •WAIT Jtl!iT A loiQMENT,II,)HJ. l ~TA~~ UP ? . Hospital News OR SALE 6 room boose, dou· =:-=:~Fo;r~Re;:.:n~t:_---;c:-l ;;;;:;-:;;;-;:;;FO..,..R'-S=A:-:l::-E=:-.:::: I ble sink, cabinet, bath, eel· Clfl ...... C"'ll:: Ptc TWO BEDROOM house on Lin- WE GltaDLY 31 acres ,round. $3000.00. OUIUTY Entered Rospllal ' : lilt ,... coin Jlgts., birch kitchen, au- Ire rpet pooer wt ontact Lawrence Rupe, 1be charter was draped In Persons enterinl Holzer no. ".\L"'Wi:'" tomatic 1as heat. ~ ;::~~~ : : : : . of a:~~ ~~=- Langsville, Ohio. 8 20 12tc 1962 Chev. lmpele H. T. Cpe. $1695 n;.emoChery uteri Kaeothryn Hayman pita! durinl the past 24 houn - '7.. ..., ., :,:U._:! '"' a iddl Obi .0 Whit > finish, red interior, otd. trans. 327 VB enalne, tires w en s uncll Daug!t- included: Bar~ara J. Smith, t< THREE BEDROOMS, utilii; M eport, o. 1i 11 6le , . , . , , , f'i,U like new. Radio and heater, , ters .of America met Tuesday Portsmouth Rd.: Michael o. room and 1arage. Located; !(,Ill.. 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Or. $1l95 everung, wtth 32 mem~~eys pres· Bane 23 G n· A ·Mrs Ray· ·::..!:'..:'....-....: N. 5th Avenue, WY 2·2246. MITCHELL AIR Conditioner. CUCKLER REAL ESTATE Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean Interior, tires ent. • mond Br.;l:. St.; • ''" IE M lOb. '"'" ,.. Leda Mae Kraeuter, council· Scott Alan ilarJ'IniiOD 175 Brent 8 20 6lc ~~:· ~~:er Ro~\ M~tpers- POMEROY - 2 story frame, 6 show little wear. Brown finish. real nice ear. :::: .:;: .:'"" i:£ ' 1.,..!: i rooms. 222 ' · large rooms, II> baths, full 1960 Pontiac Venture H. T. Sed. $1095 or, presided and ?pened the wood Dr.; Mrs. Jott:. w. Gil> Sycamore SL WY !1-5212. CLARINET. Good condition $liS. basement, gas fired hot wal· Jet black finish, vinyl interior trim. Real low mileage by meetmg ~n rttueltstlc form. BOD, Rl. 2 Vinton; Lester L ow ,.._, -. '"';;'"'":-o-l---=---~1~30~30tc~ SH 2·5716. 8 18 tic er heating, garage, large original owner. Tires like new, automatic trans. R&H. Lllhe ChriSty reported that site Bales, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Els screen in front porch. Good had received word from Glen- worth E. Miller, Rt. 1 Patriol 1 .• cooo. .. .. FOR SALE BusiiMSI Servilocation. $12,000.00. na · Rayea, a charter member Milton C. Carter. Rt. 2 p, · I I . - - .. cz• • - .., POMEROY - Good location, who IS 111 at the home of her riot ; Charles K. Burris. Rt .. · ;t,J;'lJ."':tJL'T'DII&TII......,..Ir"'ilii.,..iiiiiiiiii.,..iliiiliiilii;;;IBULLDOZER work wanted. 5 room frame, modem hath, OPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. ~ daughter, that she appreciated Vintun; Mrs. Thomas G. Oilloo1 ;.___.,.,.,:. r::,. "'\! SALE! .. SAVEl Farm ponds, hackftlllng, kitchen has built in cooking ~ards sent her and sent greet· Eureka Star Rt. ; Mrs. Geor>< No Federal Exclll Tu driveways. Reasonable rates. units, full basement, forced POtd!Rtr't, OHIO mgsto the members and friends. R. Sheets, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mr. ":: \.," ,.,• ·~ Phone WY z.•. a 20 !Ole hot air heating, garage. $10,· }. card of thanks was .-ead from Corl D. Morris, Pt. Pleasant 5 ~ ~..= 15 Cu. Ft. Chest DON'1 PUMP yo>u llugglsb ae1>- 500.00. the Byron Rayman family. John M. Johnson, ,Rt. 1 Racine 6 _ . . I'IIIIDIH:uiO FREEZER $179 tlr tan!< Get Kl....,.Em-AII FARM - 115 acres, 3> cultvatIt was voted to have the trtJ&o Mrs. William E. Swisher, Mid N"t" _ Pl111 FREE Ice Cream aeptle tant cleaner. Land- eo, 50 pastures, 1 drilled well, tees purchase a refrigerator for dleport; Jackie L. Will, Middle 2 2156 USED FREEZER SALE mark Ji'arm Burea11 3 dug wells, 2 water systhe lodge kitchen. The door port; Bobby Jo Adams, Rt. 1 PHO 1 ••• tt. Wlloon z... II I 18 Uc terns, plus 5 . room frame 0 0 pr>ze donated by the "good of Kacine; Mrs. Paul E. Russell Upright f..-r __ $50 house, bath, basement, fumorder'' commitiee waa award· Columbus; Mrt. Kenneth IJ Notice cu. ft. GE Upright ace heat. Garage, 2 hams, The annual Lambert reuned to Ethel Orr. Reed, Jackson; Mrs. Otho E IUVHONI avaDabll fGr 12 Frwmor, uMtl 4 yn, _ $125 chickenhouse, other build· ion and picnic was held SunByron Rayman and grand- Hall, Rt. 2 Pri!cltard, w. Va .; cloiiJIDI Party Plan Demoo lnls. $9,000.00. day , AuBUSt 15th at Royal Oaks daughter, Mrs. Keith. Ridenour Mrs. Arlice ~' Henry, Rav· abiiiiW. Otauct for ado ~ POMEROY ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN[Park al Five Points. Present Skyline Speedway near were present lor the draping of enswood; John w. Fitch, Ash •m""""''' freslt Si1U, Inc. ~ack w c•...., WY Z-3830 W1' Z-3636 1 were: art, 0., claims to be the the charter and Mr. Hayman land, Ky.; and Dave L. PhU· For IDformltloJt. write or Manogoo 7 20 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lam- auto racing track in the expressed hla appreciation to lipos, Wellston. call: Ji3- J. DouBW•· RL P~. WY Mill bert, Mr. and Mrs . Joe Jolto- with • Rolls Royce for a the memb""' for their kindness Birth• s, Coolville, Oltlo, Pbont: 1:;;:;:;~~:::~::;:;:;:;~11 HOUSE lor rent. Sx rooms and son (the former Helen Lam- car . to Mrs. Hayman during her ;u. . Ot'll• ~. 1, Sales & Service bslh. Newly decorated. Close bert) and daughter Beverly The $20.000 automobile, ness and for services al her Mrs. William E. Swisher, MJd~ 7 11 301p GRAPES, $2 per bushel. Leave . WY 2-31192 or WY 2-2660. Elaine; Mrs. Bryne Vaughan ed by Ed Halley Motor Co. death. dleport, daughter, 2:22 a.m. ::::=:=:::-::-::=:=::::-= orders at BB Market. B. F. to busine,. district. Phone (Elizabeth Lambert) of Porn&- Parkersburg, W. Va., will At the close of the meeting, Thursday ; Mrs: Joho M. John· lU'I'OIIOIIIL& Board, Mason, W. Va. IJ.l9-3tp IFill Almost Every Car 11-lfi.Sic roy; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Han- the field of the members and guests ad- son, Rt. 1 Racme, son, 4:37 a. :;::'~""~~cJ:; 956 FORD, VIctoria Hardtop, I Transferable Wheo II --------.:....:..~ ing (Margaret Lambert) of Saturday, Aug. 21. jouroed tu the kitchen where m. ~ursday ; Mrs. Carl 0 IIIJII< 1 standard transmission. Good You Trade Can FOR SALE: Rartinler Bldl., Flatwoods Rd. ; Mr. and Mrs. The ~lap feature will be refreshments were served b Burrts. Pt. Pleasant, daughter, c==;-:;::-:;-:--"7'-:--:= motor and tires. ~ . . Also 40 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Gene Lambert and chlldren trophy race, Speedway the refreshment committe Y 6:57 a.m., Thursday; Mrs. ElsIMlTirs Clodtlnl atore • now lor sale : l7 inch Admiral, te~ 1 eGuaraoteed 24 mootltJ Prellent Income, $91i0.00 per Charlotte, Donald, David and said. Former racer e. worth E. Miller, Rt. 1 Patriot, IPeD at Letart Falls, Ohio, 10 evision table model with or 24,000 mDea year. Price $10,500.00. Cheryl of Hemlock Grove; Mr. M. Flint, now a Parkersburg KNEE OPERATION son, 9:01 a.m. Thursday; Mr•. L m. DDiil 7 p. m. a 211 tic stand. $4li.OO. Call SH z.4n2 I Most Popular UDit THREE bedroom house on and Mrs. Kenneth Grover (Mary optician, will sponsor the tra. PHILADELPffiA (UP!) _ Paul E. Russell, Columbus, son UiNOUNCING the ol or contact Keith Kennedy ' ID tiM U.S.A. Bwuattteerrnuhte,atPo$8merooooyoo . Ho I AJnn '':"mneberl) Mand phy. Guard Ray Rissmiller of the ,.. .. , "'"'"Sales 11 "13 ''Rt 1 Rutland 8 18 3tp • • · · oy '-"rat • r. ••· ' wuuu, """' ...._ • ...,.. . ' . FOUR bedroom house on Cecil Gillogly (Jo Ann Lam- Flint also has announced that Philadelphia Eagles began h'IS son, 6:37· p.m. Thursday· Mrs. Phone WY 2-2838 or otop by Butternut, Pomeroy. $7,500. bert) and children, Steven, Jeff· he Is establishing a good sport- second day of rec~very today George R. Sheets, Rt. 1' Galli· coin St., Middleport, Ohio. AKC registered Pekingese puplnstallt4 O'Brlea ol Crow Realty roy and Alisa Ann of Athens· manship trophy which will be !rodm a knee opera!lon he un. polis, son, 9:23 p.m 1b11t'sday to.,. the latest Hilltop camp. pies. Mrs. W. W. Call, 132 • di 1 t th Speed 1 erwent Thursday. Dl bar .,.· • .... -"-1 - ... s M'ddl t CaD WY %.Z'I2G or .W\' Z-3581 Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jonson of on spay a e way or Ri .11 tb , oc 1 ..,. '""".. .., .,.. Sycamore t., epor . $ City Mr and Mrs Lar the remainder of the season sstru er e Eagles lop ·P WY 2-557li. a '17 l2tc =;:-;;==--=-- 8.17 ~ 6tc . Grove J hn ' · M • and awarded alter the last draft choire is expected to be Person• recently dlscharg•d 1 Po 0. FOR SALE - I room and bath ~~ ~s"""Ke':met:n.\~ ~j 1965 race. The top loot to the team for the entire from ~e hospital were: Mrs. STERO · Radio Combination. llllf'OY, house, wtth 101> acres, bam, . · of the ear will he selected season. John Gtbson, Mrs. Muie Smith 1 Beautiful walnut console. Has outbuildings, Pomeroy, Rt 3, Mtddleport, Mr: and Mrs. James y . Mrs. Jame• Bad ett Mra. AM ' FM radio and four Rose IDII Can be seen by Johnson nd e tldren Jamie Sue a vote of tho drtvers aid Bryan ,C speed changer. Four speaker o.I:l CONDmONING, Refrlgl!l' appolnlmeni only. Call WY z. and Gregory Todd of Pomeroy, ves. . PLAN BELLING Mrs. Bertha Davis, 1 belling and Detty Mrs Harold K Germ soWJd system. This ;. a 1005 atlon service. Ja<k s Refrtg- 2779 Uc nd Mrs. Nora Johnston of CoBoth super modilted and There wtll be 8 12 model. Used only 4 months. eration, New Raveu. Pbone · lumbus. stock cars will .app~ar ag.ain shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chari~ J..;eph P...;,la Ka:t~· Full balance due $104.26 or TU 2-3537. 4 I lfc f ROOMS, 2 story house eel· Those who ooufd not be thts Saturday, With ltme !rillls Kelly. Aug. 28 at 7:00 p. m. at Jeffrey Leml~ Mr• Wallar•: $1.50 per week. Try it in &UmONEEB lar, gara1e, coal bouse, wash ent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl set _lor I:30 p.m. (EST) and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul son, David w~rren, · 181 Z2 STOll HOURS: yoor borne. Call WY 1.-6555. eompleat Senlce bouse, extra building, extra Mourning of Elyrts !Ruth Lam- racmg an boor later. Kelly, Long Bottom, R. D. I. months. 8 17 61c Crill Bradford lot, near schoob and churchbert) , Joseph Johnson, Florida, !he Rolls Royce pace car iiiiii Daily 9:00 to 7:00 - - - - - - -·-· _.. Write. rr- or CoDtad es. Pwi Hysell, Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripp, wtll be parked for spectators to Fri. & Set. 9 to 9 CANNING TOMATOES, 75c bu.· &. C. BR&DI"'BD Ohio. 1 17 &tp Tuppers Plama. mspect. Beasley v Mathews, Charles Cleland, Main St., BadM, Oltle --Inc., Athens, regular pace car HELEN'S Beauty Shop School Raclna o. a 211 &tc FOR SALE : Excellent sponsor lor Ihe Speedway, is 1 1. tre LOT Days Speelal &UI)IIII 11 tin ' building site - 310 acres on Pmt Chief• Group relinquishing the spot thi• week. a : Pomeroy Motor ( o. Charter Draped In Memory ol Mrs. Hayman jn,_ ~LINOFOI.O [!Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bullctin Board . II . THASS RI DIKAUJSS!! HOOMIN &IN'S JS FORBIDDEN 10 Go THAR- NOW, WHI\T WUZ YOU FIXI N'TO SAY? �·' . • . • : rcas Crrcle of Frrsf Baptrst . . Church Meets on Tuesday Evenmg ' I • ~ W•fnesses told Around And To Turn Now to Abo t p• fp come QS yOU are Ab ut Mainly o People In p mero G Y Party Features Class Meetmg ' rmce Middleport eace ro HAVE SERVIcEs Lewis Sauer. Jr. and Fred Lewis wlll be in charge of sunday morning services at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. Taking pari a:• .... ·.;'\ and final sllow· inS o1 lilt BIS Bend 'l'alen~ Sbow .flillowed by a fireworks d~, . wiD end tbe 102nd an111111 JlfN& Counly Fair today. Alllll!lence, for Friday nn far· .t~ead over the same nextto-the lui day of the fair In 1~. 'l'!iere were 2,424 PJid ad· ~ fo" the grounds yester· day ~~~ 1,98'1 paid on Friday of lll!llpear, acconllnc to Fair ~· ICcretary Frank J. John- C•lll : !liOn. ~· ~ were 753 paid ad· miQiqlll to the grandstand 1\'ell.. -"i''daJ In comparison to 1118 thllarne day In 1~. the Meip Collll' SOCIAL ·..,.._ T b N ted e MEIGS THEATRE ;~ 1 . m"f. :e ! DO IT •Get the best deal a 5-year/SO,OOO·mlle WE'VE LEARNED ALOT FROM YOU! HOMECOMING HELD The annual homecoming at the Freedom Gospel Mission held Aug. 15 at I e Bald Knob church ground wa• well attend· ed with Sunday School in morning and a basket dinner at noon. In the afternoon service Rev. E. J. Griffith read the 98th Psalm, prayer was by Milford Frederick, and Rev. 0. H. Cart, from Hobson, brought message taken from Mall. 22. IUs lext was "I ha1·e prepared my dinner, all things are ready, come to the marriage." Each The many helpful banking service& we have establiBhed and perfected over the yean are our respo118e to the specific banking requin11umt1of this community , •• aa you htwe shown them to us. Today our bank oflm you the best, the most corwenient, the moat eco110mical banking wvice&; baaed on long year~ of e:peli· ence and aasociation as banker, friend and neighbor. Cen l~ !>ow MAN'I WA1 . special song group and all that took part in the service were thanked. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Mro. Susie Fischer enlerlain· ed a group of relatives and friends Wednesday evening her home, Morning Star. Refreshments were served during the evening to Mr. and Mn. William Porter and family 8lld Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Moore of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Gerald Michael and family and Mr•. Hazel Michael of Syracuse. warranty* ever went with Shop At Blhr Clothiers for Clothing For lick To School For Both Boys And Girls. BAHR CLOTHI~RS . ' . MIDDLEPORT, 0. · serveYOUI ; "· . N~w's the time mcfD I. During Our~ Clo~Ou~ W~'~ dealing ~~ lhaA ~fll' ·, beautifUl, full-size Clvyslers. We're moving thelll·out fast. for HttJe more thin : you might pay for small« cars. All yours for the taking.: Blg·car !:OmfO~Q V.a ' performance, and the longest warranty In llle business, Now ataasy to ~· : end price& Ooll't lllss owl. Slop Ill toda:f; · (In Your Savings Earn4% huerut POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving POMEROY M~lgs TOM RU.E> County for over 93 yean RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloll PRICED FROM$99.95 to $199.95-11" to23" BAK·ER FURttllURE .· f . 199 $outh 3rd -A~ ' ·'. ' • MIDDLEI'OIT 0, ·' . FIVE~ Acblevemenl Aw81'ds program Awards were announced as went off this morning without a follows hitch. 4-H Champions - J. Malcom Junior Fair Queen Jennifer Hamm In charg~ovlce show· Blakeslee and King Dennis fJV· ma111:hip ..;.. Rllbblts, Bill Chanans were presenled to grand· ey; rabbits and gralld champsland patrons opening · the fl. ion showman, Donna Reibel; nal day of the lair. poultry showman, Alan HoUer; Then, with Mary Thompson garden lrophy, Stanley Hutton; as chairman, the revue and A· eleclricily plaque . fumished by ward• program got underway the Ohio Power Company preat 10:43 a.m. · senled to Donnie Cheadle and '111e psrude lo the grandstand Klmmy Pierce; rope, Charles had formed al 10:15 a.m. and Scott; entomology, Mike Wil· arrived In front of the grand· IIams, small motors; Beechle stand at 10:30 a.m. where Dlx· Cooper. le Roush, 1964 queen, and Arch- Horsemanship aeb!evement ie Rose,. 1964 king,· presented, awards, trophies furntShed by the Meigs County Riding club, try; be b b i e Sheets tasly garmenls. and Patty Dorst for went to Champion Jackie Jones, meals; Morton Titus, ouldoor 4-H clothing champs. and Cheryl William•, reserve cookery; Rhea Mora, food pres- Achievement award winners clrampion. Charles Eastman gol ervation; Jennifet Blakeslee, - with Dixie Roush in charge the Swine, award. . home furnishings, and Carol - were Junior Fair Queen Jen· Home economics (4-H) Chom· Hall, child care. nlver Bh!kesfee, presenled a tropions, Sally Mora in charge, Sary Thompson was chair- phy from C. F. Tompkins, man· presented· awards lo education man for the style revue, Shar· ager of Kroger's Slore; Junior booth co-champions, Five Poinl on Holter, narrator for sports Fiar King, Denny Evans preSlir Slltcbers and Two Big Bend clothes; Pat Koblentz, narra- sented a trophy from EdiBoys. lor for your first outfit; Diane Hobstetler of the Pomeroy Na· Champion individual demon· Holliday, narrator for lou~ing tiona! Bank, and Charles Freclr slration awards - presented clolhes; Sally Mora, narrator er, a lrophy from the Farmers by Debbie Shockey - went to for articles to use and wear, Bank & Savings Co., Ted Reed, Linda Shenefield, snacking and and Ann Holter, narrator for Jr., presidenl, as 4-H Achievepacking; Linda Cotterill, Fun school dress. ment Award winner. with foods: Millie Legar, quick Olher narrators were Anila Other awards given were meals; Cathie Chtchesler, yeast Houdashelt for dress up dress, 4-H clothing champions-san· bread, r o 11 s and pas- complele costume and tailored dy Wood, Tawnya Cozart, Lin· 85 Units of Blood Needed To Get Even DRIYE·IH ELBERFELDS , i ~ 1y Junior Fair Slyle Revue and the new royally. v•. KAT E to ' Dewoted To The lnure.ta 01 The MeiJ•.Mmora .4rea Blood replacemenls are ••k· ed today for George Stobarl wbo was sev~rely lnjared In a fall al Muon, w. wben lho Bloodmobile ulllt vislls Pomeroy M·onday from noon unlll I p.m. Stobart wao ser· lously injared In 1 faD al Ma· aan recently. Slobart, wbo bas been hot· pilallzed at Hol~t!f bospllal In aerlous condidon for aome lime, used 17 plnll of blood durlog his slay In the bospllal. Twelve pints are yet to be replaced. GREENAWA~ .::r " . The Hcon4 "PARDNERS" Missionaries, Home, Foreign, . ePttne alent ._,__.,.11 CAtENDAR - at y ' I • OHIO C:::'m:', MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ • last sunday were Davkl Lyotll and Roy Coleman. ~>::: in charge of the::~ the absence of R lt 'wbo Ia Rev. How uppe ' on vacation. .M!.• $J· I• ..~. 8-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., AUI· 20, 19811 11elo Tuesday evenmg, Se~l. 7 U 0 A •come as you are" party due w the Labor Day holiday. A capaclly crowd of lt.547 hlghllghled a meeting of the Th• F.lecta Circle will be P~"" Mi ha is persons heard Watchtower spok· R hiJI'd CampbeU und· Busy Bee Class o1 the Middlegran. cha~rmen, !he Dorcas CIT· Mr. ~nd Mrs. John B: b ~ y esman Angelo 0. Manera, Jr., ~~~t s~~ery at Holzer Hos- pori First Baptist Church on cle will present devotions and and children •. KathJ'Ti of deliver the mam addre~s the ertal Wednesday morning. Her Thursday evemng in the social tht Lovejoy Circle will be m Jackie, Donnie an . mmy closing day of the dlalrlct as· PI be 's 238 room of lhe church., Mrs. John charge of hospl ality. Ntw Prospect, Ill., VIsited (; sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses roo~• n~ar;es' R. Karr Sr. Lyons, president, was assisted Members are remmed to re- cenlly w•th her pare~:·· and in Nashville, Tenn., Augul LZ M~ home Tuesday even· by Mrs. Shirley Mills and member the birthday of the and Mrs. Herbert Ml er throngh 13. . ~et after a ten day~ visit al Mrs. Clyde Wlneberenner m hom• missionary. Belly Kill> other relalives. . I Meanwhile, Lane A. Damels, mg . lth her daughter and transporting members to the gan . ol the Wierton Chrisllan Mrs. Lawrence Harlmger .• assistant to the overseer of the Mar~on w d Mrs. Ed· church. . Devot1ons were g1ven by Mrs. center. Sept 8. Mrs Ow~n spending several days In RIO Middleport • Pomeroy Congre· --m·law ~~ Poll Am. The Z6 members attending enElizaheth Slaven and .conSist· aiSIJ announced that the R_t o (i 1ande wilh her daughter and galion of Jehovah's Witnesses watd T.~:'ard T Ba.!r and joyed a supper of corn bread fr' •I •cr~plure. meditation and Grande Women's 1\SSOCIBilon fMmily, Mr. alU! Mrs. Garland said that as local Wllnesse8 Mrs. M : nd Miss and beans prepared by Mn. pr•yer Mrs. Bennett report· will meet Sepl 16 with the Lanier and family. have returned from Nashville Polly Am of are Lyons and other officers. eo '''' the cards sent to shut-IDS. location to be announced later Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and regularly scheduled meetings Polly. Karr ?lw da1 s with their Games were played and prtzes Mr> l.i\ltan McGhee wa• elect· Mrs Charles While was auth· fBmlly have been called 1o Me- will resume at the Kingdom Hall spending a e d ~ Ch rles awarded 1o winners. Mrs. Beu· ·-ed secretary lollowing the re- orized to order the "Secret eonnelsville due to the death 900 Braodway-st. Mlddleporl. parents, Mr. an lte ~~ a the lah White conducted a singing •ignation of Miss Rhoda Hall. Place" meditation booklets to of her father,Mr. W. C. M1ller. '111e theme of lhe convenlion R.. Karr and a n g coolest and buddy gUts were\ 'tlhost mother ts ill . be distributed to local hospt · Funeral serv1ces will be held was "The Word of TrUth." The fatr. exchanged. i Mrs. Richard Owen. presidenl als The study Jesson taken from Salurday at I p. m. at the ad.kess was entitled, "World Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fisch- Atlending were Mrs. White, ·pJ the B H. Sanborn Mission· the book "The Church Nol Miller Funeral Home m Me· Governmenl on the Shoulder of er and his mother, Mrs. Suslt Mrs. John Seines. Mrs. Charles •ry Society. was a guest and Made With Hands" was given Connelsville. . the Prince of Peace," which Fi$cher are campting on the Bennett, Mn. Nora Hamilton, presented material for Jnterces· by Mrs. Dana Hamm. Mr. and Mrs. Patnck GaJlag. concluded that World govern· Muskingum this week. . Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. sor) prayer lor church lead· e meetin was closed with her had as their guest• W~· ment for all mankind will mean Thurman Fische~ is havmg Richardson, Mrs. Jacob Turn· •rs missionari~'< and sick men> Th d. t'S The hostess nesday her niece and family, only one supreme government 8 two weeks vacal1on from h1s If, Mrs. Asa Jordon, Mrs. len of the church. the bene ~c wn;1 course with lolrs. Clarence Reed of Dela· over all the earlh, that there l_s employment with the Hoisum Lenore Sigman, Mrs. Jo h n Mrs. Ower. announced I he sened "de~: 10 those men· ware, Ohio, and her family, Mr. the greal Governor of the um· Baking Company. Lyons, Mro. Winebrenner, Mrs. .Beptember m~ting of the B coffee a~ d Mrs Florence and Mrs. Hugh Taylor of Co- verse that he should be expectMr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael Elizabeth Salven, Mrs. Agues H Sanborn Society would ' 10 ned a o;e A•; on Mrs Pearl lumbus. eo to goverr II, that he will, and family returned home White Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, ji..i-,_...,...,.... Hannay 0 M rcl;de winebren· Recent guests of Mr. and and lhal "Now is the lime 1o Wednesday after a visit in Mrs 'Charles Edwards, Mrs. Hoff";;. r~. h~ Seines Mrs Mrs. B. F. Parmalee and her turn to the world government Cleveland with her sister and Flor~nce Hannay, Mrs. Lettie PARKER ner,lah ~bite "and Barba;a and mother, Mrs. Ludie _Meadows, of Peace!" brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury. Beu A th were Mrs. Agnes Chnstlan and Seven persons from the local Wilbur Frecker. Mrs Lllllan McGhee, Mrs. Jul· Joe 0 ony. Bessie lUll of Huntington, W. Congregation attended the Con· Mrs. Hazel Michael retur~ed Ia Grim, Mrs .. Charles White, va., Mr. and Mr. Wesley Mea· venlion. home Wednesday after a vtstt Mrs. Shirley M1lls, Betty Darst, PEN and PENCIL SETS dows and sons, Paul and Timmy in Akron with her siSier, Mrs. Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. · Grot Por 95 and Mr. and Mrs. Pete MeadSewing Circle htu Helen Byers and family. Oana Hamm. lock To School_ ows, Ohio River Road. • • Mr. ·and Mrs. Cline McCurdy ----Day of Qudtmg and children of Centerville, who The birthday of Mrs. Aman- are camping at Royal Oaks Party il Attended da Kaspar was observed when park vlsiled Tbur!lllay with Mrs. J. M. Thornlon. first AUG. 20 lhe Busy Bee Sewing Circle of their aunt, Mrs. Homer Show· vice president, and Mrs. 0. A. ft\IDDLEPORT, 0. The Child Conservation Leas· lhe Federaled church mel on rs · Martin secretary of the Am· ---ue will have a rumma,s~ sale In Thursday at the church for an e Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden· erican Legion Auxiliary of Drew ·~ ~ the former A P bm.ding . : 0 0 all day quilling. abel and sons, Terry and John, Websler Post, altended ll_le 21 W.11idleport, August ?.11- · !ro d 1 remem A polluck dinner was served left Thursday foc their home in August blrthda) party a• Chil· ........ 01111 9 3 p m Plans were rna e o . a.m. • · · ber home and foreign mission. at noon and Mrs. Kaspar was Tucson, Ariz., after . a threo llcothe Veterans Hospilal on Kiss-me-Kate fashion by AUG. u, . he Elects Circle pleasantly surprised when her weeks visil Nith h" mother, Thursday. 1 CLOSID FOil VACATION The Frie~dly C B s dub ar1~ -;;.~~ 1 Fil"l!t Baptist daughters. Mrs. Roberl Arnold Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and other The party was given by the THRU AUGUST 21 II Pomeroy wtll hold a plcmc of e ' epor evenin and Mrs. Ro Smith cyame Wlth relatives. American Legion Auxthary of the Middleport park, Church me~ .~e~ayk A pot home made ice cream and cake Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Raub District Eight. Twenl·two Au•:Y SUN. MON. TUES. August 22, at 2::10 p.m. All at the. Roa Sl e the meef.. in observance of her birlhday. returned home Thursday even- iliary members of the dis· AUG. 22·24 Whee -I'm off school ••• out to the P.U:k In dio operalora are mvlled: Brln~ luck dmner preced Atlending were Mrs. Kaspar, ing afler a visit at Mitchell, S. !riel atlended. The ladies took Kate Greenaway Whirl-a-Way pleated eador. Itl "HOW TO MURDER own food and table setv~ce an mg. . Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Ad· 0 with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner cake and candy for the parly. the dashing-est dress I own. It hl\8 a Iolli' ~ tte YOUR WIFE" join in the fun ':"hen. lhe newest Mrs. Tony Fowler, chatrman. am Ebersbach, Mrs. Then- M~nkin and family. While in Music was provtued by the at IllY neck • , • all-around ple!ita that stay-In~ Jack Lemmon Radio club has 1ts btggesl preSided and opened the_ meet- dore Mora, Mrs. Louis Reibel, Soulh Dakota hey also visiled hospital orcbeslra and 1ce nently. Done in crisp DacrOJ;I·&nd-c:otton blend that (Teebnlcolor) so far . IDf w1lh prayet .calls wtlh the Mrs. Freda Milch, Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Eunice Sjervin at Brislol, cream, candy and punch were never needs ironing. Big Sister style comes with AUG. Z3 group part1c1patmg. The Rio Kaulz, Mrs. Ben Neulzling, Mrs. Emil Ness at Pierpont and Ken. served 1o 120 veterans and ~~ Spaghetti tie 1111sh. Pick tomato rod. or~.. Jane. Howell Tent. Grande Assoctat1on meetmg was Lean Huber, Mrs. ~harles Muer ne~h Mess and family al Aber· altendants, nurses and Auxill· blue. Sizes 2 to aX, 3 to 6X of Un10n Veterans, wlll . announced for Sept. 16. lllrs carl Shields, Mrs. Arnold deen They also saw the new ary members. MASpN ~._..:_ ~,.ct', ! ,; ·. their annual potluck ptcmc Each member was asked to and. Mrs. Smith. hom~, of lhe Fishers. parenls ----2nd Flaor the Middleport park, Monday bring a handkerchl<f to the of lhe quintuplets in Aberdeen. TONIGHT August 23. at . 6:30 p.m. next meeling to be sent lo _the CLOSED SATURDAYS DAUGJfl'ER BORN "RIO CONCHO$" bers are remmded to take borne missionary, Belly Ktlh· Elmer Keller Administralor Mr. and Mrs. Roger Arms W1th Rl<hard Boone ble service. gao. A gill will also be sent to f the Bureau' of Workmen's VISIT IN FLORIDA !Brenda Wagner) are ,announcand Stuart Whitman (Color) A special meetint of the the foreign missionary. Dr. Law· ,'~:om ensation, has issued an Mr. and Mrs. Charles New· ing _the birth of thetr hrst baby, -andcine Athletic Booslen has renee Norton. Yearbooks ~ere orde; thai until further notice \ man and Sharlee of Syracuse a g~rl, ~ed LISa Gaye, Aug. ''THE MASQUE OP called for Monday, August 23 al dislributed during the buomess 11 ffi THE RED DEATH" 1 the Bureau will have returned from a three • 3rd al Gabon Community HosElberfeld• Store In Pomeroy Is open Saturday !ve 8 p. m. at lhe "•igh school. All session. c~o.:'so: Saturdays. This In- \ weeks vacation in Florida vis- pltal, Gallon. Brenda and Ro~ Vincent Price (Color) interested, please a.tend. The chairman announced the !strict Office al Jling her mother, Mrs. Anme er are both formerly of Pom d Until 9 Good Time For Family Shoppl111 Ill the circle will have lhe Lo Adams and brother and sister· roy. Grandparents are Mr. an Saturdoy . Aug. 11 VISITS IN COLUMBUS gram for the B. H. Sanborn So- gan. In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ad· Mrs. Orville Arms of Pome~[ E.,.ry Department. "THE SECRET INVASION" Rose Mary Andrews of . ciely meeting to be held TuesUNDERGOES SURGERY ams at Delray Beach. They vis- 1\U, and Mr. and Mrs. ~; With Stewart Granger ~md Mickey Rooney Bollom, spent the weekend m day, Sept. 7. Mrs. Milton Hood Mr. Richard Roush of Syra· ited Norma G. Maness and Uam __w_a~g~ner _J_r_.•_P_•_m_•_ro_y_ _·_b""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""'""'""'"'"'"'"'==-•~ Columbus with her cousin, Ca. Jed the discussion of the study has undergone surgery at family of Miami, where Norma I. (Color) -ondthy Andrews. who. is e~ployed book, "'The Church nol Made ~:University Hospila' at Mor- is on the facully at Miami Uni· 1 t "SOLDIER IN THI RAIN" there. She also VISiled wtlh her With Hands." gantown. w. va. IUs room num· versity. In Hollywood, Flor1da, ' With Jackie Gleason brother, Paul. wbo ts • barber The meeting was closed with be . 3311 lhey visited Mr. and Mrs. Ger· r l B . "l I nd Steve M<Qut.,n lhere. prayer. Those present were Mrs. ild Kelly and famt y, or· ~~;_...iiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii.,\ Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Nora MEETING CANCELLED mer residents of Pomeroy. Homlllon, Mrs. Eva H"':tley, The meeling of the Staff and · Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Officers club of Meigs Temple Monday evening has been can· Mrs. Bertho Archer, Mrs. Fowl- Pythian Sisters scheduled for celled. e: and her daughter, Martha, a guest "" Plan• were made to remem· •. · Ill!• the home missionary 10 •ember and program book· i were distributed when the . reas Circle ot the First Bap·'Jis Church in Mirdleport met Tuesday evening at the home ~I Mrs. Gerald Anthony. Mrs. >charles Bennet!. 1Dv"' the meeting ' da Hollon, Sally Mora, Jean Whitehead and Pat Koblentz. Tractor operators contest Larry Hollon. Horsemanship- Jackie Jones. Larry Lewis was in charge of F.F.A. awards. Pony pulling contest Friday night: 47 lo 50 inches class, first, F. J. Cremeans, Mercerville, second, John Slover, Ashville. 46 inches and under, John Slover, Ashville, first; Bud Goodman, Lancaster Route 8, second. Pony harness racing, 46 and under trot, field of six, first place, Isaac Lewis; over 46 to 52 fncbeJ trot, first, Pete Gbo linger. Pony and horse rumina ractl, firsts, Greg Meeks, Alba~~ Roule 5, 46 Inches and tiuder, Barbara Wells, Richwood; 4.. 1o 48 Inches, llopna MSnuel, !lao cine Rt. 2; over a2· to 541, ~ Frost, Shade. HARNESS RACING First and slltll, racetl 2 yeu old p8C1: - first In both races, Brown Paint, owned by Everel Bucy Newlflt: second bolla rac.;, Joo owoed' by Lee Dill and Forrest Edwards ML Vernon· second end sevenJb raraces f~r 3 yr. old trollers, bolb (Continued .on 1) Jei. New, Modern Bank Opens its Doors NEW HAVEN - Doors of the new and complereoy modern Mason County Bank building in New Haven were opened in ribbon-cutting ceremonies Fr~ day morning. : Ml"l!. H. L. Dyer, widow ol ' the flrsl cashier of lhe bank, performed the ceremony in the presence of .Bank President Her· man Layne and members ot the board of direclors. The building is located one block from lhe old bank build· ing on Fifth-s!. the main busi· ness streel of the town. It is ol brick Cllnslruction on one floor and has an impressive granite front doorway which opens in· to a marble lloored lobby where customers conducl their busi ' I I I Conrad, Cooper In Perfect Orbit • � 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 08. August 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 August 20, 1965