http://66.213.69.5/files/original/68d15f404be33ed248f4afade664b813.pdf 60e6cad0f698f6b16d16957fbcefb05c PDF Text Text ' •• ,.I' 'I I ., ., ~· '· ~~~==~~~~~-------- , il;olden Wedding Anniversory is I 'Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Brinker . - . ·' - ~ .. l . ' .. •• • ,., ., ~ • ·, •. • ~ ... ·...... ···.(' ~- , I- • '. • • . -... . ' anniversary Sunday w1th A tamily dinner was · ser_ved open house from 2-4 p_.m. a_t Iat noon to Mr. and Mrs. Br1~k~ tbelr home in Racine. Approxl-rer, Mr. and Mrs. Hayman B~ . n --- ·· - -- . · · ·· - ~·'-'· .... ' .. "'' ...... -- .... -. - ....... . . . ""'" ___ _ • • e nttn at y e mately 84! called. itz. Mrs. Carl Van Meter, Billy. Visit Elberfelds Bus" . Mr. and Mr!:i. Daean Brinker Margaret Ann and Patnc.k Carwere united in marnage Au~ :!9 leton and Mrs. 9ary Barnltz and I " Mens and Boys 1915 at Pomeroy, by John L. Carol Mary and Ellen All of Blair. They were parents ol -,ix the family were present except children, Mrs. Hayman (Dean) 1two grandsons, Gary Bflrn_ltz, Barnitz of Pomeroy. and M~ . . who is lll in H~lzer . Hosp1tal Carl 1Bettfl Van. Meter ot Ra- ]and Keitt_1 Barmtz w1th the U. cine. Four children, Vance, HE>I- 1S. Army ID Honolulu . en. June and Linnie are de- l ceased. ~"'*'~ ""'-"~'i£~'4 '"' ..,..., ~~-~-·-"~,.,.,,. ,., Arrangements of flowers decorated the home lor the oocaMainly About sion. The refreshment table was i lovely in lace cover and cesPeople In ' '~ tered with a large wedding cake fi topped with the ntJmeral~ 511 1n I gold. Individual cake squ.ares topped with a yellow rosebud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thom-. and punch were ~erved. Miss <:t:-i and sons. M1ke ~:tnd Tum ot i Margaret Carleton presidt'(l <:tl Columbus were Sund,1y guests the punch bowl and Mrs. G<~ry · of Mr and Mrs. George Ht'IOes 1 Barnitz served lhe cake. The · Mrs A. H. Cutler le-11 Mun· couple receivt>d 1:1 number of day tor Fayetle. 1\:o , to rt'sume gifts for which they expressed her lt'adung at LPn_tu.JI Col their appr~ciation. lege. after a v1s1t w1ttJ lwr s1s· Attendim: from our of town ' ter ond brother-in-law . Mr and were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ours ' Mrs Glen D1ll · and son, Sumerset. Mr. & Mrs. I Mr and Mrs. Don Dal lt'y and Ben Gainer. t"amlly. "'r. and I fam1ly uf Newark arrn.,.ed Tucs- j Mrs. Jerry Morgan and dau~h- 1 day hlr a v1sit witt,' thc1r P_ar &er of Hebron ; and Mrs. Ermel j enls. Mr. and Mrs. Everett DallMRS. JOHN PHILIP FOl.l.ROD ~-= ==~=~=· , ey and Mr. and Mrs. Ed\\a rd , 1 1 <:awley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Belry Branham, ~oute 1, Pomeroy, _are Mr. and Mrs L. W. Ne lson I announcmg the marriage of thetr :JUghtcr, Au~ust,Jne, and family left Wednesday fo r1to .John Ph1hp Follrod, son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. E. E. ~oll­ u~s}lN . __: ., ,. , -. ... lhelr home, Kalllma-wo. Micl1 j rod. Pomeroy. Mrs. Fullrod IS a l_ ~Hi5 gradua te of Pom.lfter a v1sit wi,th ht'r parents. cruy High .School. Mr. ,F?_Ilrod r ~ ~- ul_so .~ gradual~ o~ TONIGHT I< FRIDAY Mr. and Mr:s. W. 0. Barmtz IPomerny H1gh Sehoul. dass of l!Hi3 . He Js emp_loyed b) "STATION SIX SAHARA" Mr. and Mrs. E. .1 . Hill were the State H1 gh v-,:ay D-epart ment . Th ey are rna~tng thetr ! Carroll Baker Jan Banner Tu~sde:ty v1silors in Pt. Pleas- home a1 the present time with the brnJegro01n s parents -andsnt, W. Va. Iat Pleasant Ridge. •• woMAN OF STII:AW" Mr and Mrs. E. ~ K.athbw-n . - - --- - --With Gina Lollobrigida Mr and Mrs. Car l Weber and and Mr. and Mrs. Henry HudDetroit, M1ch., with Mr. and and Sean Connery daughter, Lana and Mr. .and son and !\-Ir s :vl<ll'll ballt) ul Mr s. Haymond Kanode . (Color) Mrs. William Conrad and dau - ChHrleston . W. VCi . Miss Sart~h lkchtle, Columghter, Teresa of Athens and Mr M1ss Virgm1a Estep of CrJ- bu:;. spent i:l v-.eekend wJ01 her S.turd•y, Sept, 4 "FIRST MEN IN and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee and lumbus VISihXI Sururduy w1tl1 ·• nd Mr,·. J,·rc·k son Dorse! of Tuppers Pt;-dm; Mrs. Edna Bartels and 1\k and ,..narenh, ~11· " THE MOON" ' Sunday w1th · Bee 111 1t'. Edward Judd Martha Ryer Ivisited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrels. I Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and lam· ) Mr. L. W. M(Coma~. former --a ndily. , aDir"' " """""'-'""' ..... _."!'? ' sunerltlle~dent uf_ Mtddle~rt "BULLET FOR Mrs. Max Folmer, son Max ISchools. 1s tearhmg 10 the St. BILLY THE KID" Sleve Bradie and daughter, Vanessa return1Albans High School, Sl Albilns, ed home Monday, after a week · w. Va . "":;~~~~~~~~~;~~end visit in Painesville, with About :[ r h~ son and daughttr-in-law, Mr. ~ Mrs. J<.~mes Ktw ley, \lrs Hoand Mrs. Paul Folmer and dau.l Middleport l , bert Al lellSiwlh """ ,on, Jnhn Allensworth, spent t11 e weekt nd ht Pomerow. Oldo g er. · · Mr. and Mrs. Victor I Brown Mrs. Murah Lrnnard . who m Walbndge wtlh lh~ forme1 ·· s· TONIGHT spent the weekend in ~olum- has been ;m rm.-alld tor severa l son and fam tly, Mr and Mrs NOT OPEN bus with !heir daughte~ and years, was taken by Hawlmgs- .l <:~mts Hawley and chlidren FRtDAv SATuRDAY son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.. ~~ack , Coats ambulnnee Tu•:sday to Jane Gtlkey 1s vi sltmg rcla September 3-4 Cummins and famJ!y . t'hey I Roanokt' , Va , where she wi ll ti ve~ 10 Columbus and wili at · 'UNEARTHLY STRANCiER" lo hn Nevtlle, GabrieJia Licu- were accompanied ~orne by enter a nur ~ mg home near her tend lhe Oluo State Fi:tlr. their daughter, Manlyn who da ughte-m-li:lw. ,\1rs. P<IUI 1 HI'iJa - - -·- rl.. Philip Stone. TERRJFY· JI\IG ' WEJRD! MACABRE! spent a week with her sister j Leu nard Shirley Mills accorn· •'THE SATAN BUG" and family. !pan1ed James S1mpson on the tTechnicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Roush . tnp Mi ss Alice Euler has ~~ro Maharis, Richard Basehar. Anne Frances, Dana httve returned to their home, I! been wi1h Mrs. Leonard for the ' Andrews. New Orleans, La. after a week's past months. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mir·k Morns, son of ~r. cmd SUN .. MON .. ond TUES. Mrs. Lewis Roush, Minersville Mrs William Morris, has reSept. 5+7 Mrs. Lewis Roush and sister, turned to Ashland Cullege lur SEPT. % "SKI PARTY" Mrs. George MCChntock sp~nl : the ld.ll term. The Middleport Boys Bascllall , <Tecbnicolor l Frankie Avalon, Dwayne Tuesday at Letart Palls w1th M1ss Narsa Frost, da ughter Le<Jguf' Will sponsor a rummage I Hickman, Deborah Walley, Mrs. Ernest Gnrnm. of Mrs. Audrey Frost, and M1ss sale Thursday and Friday, Sept. Yvonne Craig, Robl Q. Lew· Mr. and Mrs_Harold Bartels I Marth~:~ Ntc holson. daughter of 2 _ 3. m the former A&P build- I b. Jas. Brown and FamouA Fames. Lesley Gore, Aron returned to the1r horne, Youngs. I Mr and Mrs. Dt1le NiLholson, ! ing 10 Middleport. Mothers will Kincaid and the Beacb Bun- town Sunday, after a visit w.ilh j are atleiJdmg Mountam State be m charge or the sale. 1 nies. his mother, Mrs. Edna Bartels.: Busmess College at Parkt>rsPooturetto: Ho C-4 his Recent guests of Mrs. Edna burg, W. Va. Evangline Chapter 172. Of£S, CelwcutooN Bartels were Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred- Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fultz Middleport, will meet Thursday erick Bartels or Youngstown : and ~r . and Mrs. Hoger Mor-1evening. Sept. 2. at the Mai-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiOiiiiiOiiio--0, ! gan recently attended a garden 1son1c Temple in Middleport 1 party given by Governor and I 7:30 p. m. All membe_rs Mrs.•James Rhodes in Culum- 1urged to attend for the im~~rl· 1 1 Ibus. ant business meeting and also 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert Byer initmtwn. 1and fam1ly have returned from , The Laurel Cliff Better He.allr i a cacat10n tnp to points 10 the Club will meet Thursday even· . east incl udmg Hartford, Conn.,i ing at the home of Mrs. Allen where they were guests of Mr. i Eichinger w1th Mrs. Paul EJchand M_r~. BII~ McKelvey. They , inger as co-hostess. ! also vtsJted m Boston, Mafi~ .•I The Past Chiefs of Magnolia and histone points in Pennsyl- Temple Pythian Sisters wLII vania,. Ntw Jersey. New York, meet Thursday evening at the I, and Ntagara Falls. horne of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar · Mrs. P. L. Milch has return- ! with Mrs. Henry H.eibel as eo· I. ed from Marion when:~ she · boste~s. visited wtlh her daughte~. and j SEPT. 3 family . Mr. an_d Mrs. \\iJJiamj There wJil be .a wiener roast Hom.:k <tnd family and new haP W d Lr'ttle . · d' for a 11 ee ee. an by Mr M1tch accompame d ·· .. , League players m Syracuse an her home and they VISited m 1 ,. .d Se t t WI r10g W Va with their' parents on rrl ay, p . 3' a , •ee · · · 5·30 p m at the Syracuse Ball . liOn and famil y, Mr. and Mr.~ . · k · · . ' ' Robert Mitch and ram tl y. Par . f tl Ra Mr and Mrs L<Jw renre 'li\A specla1 mee1mg o le · . .. . cine Athlt!tlt Boosters w1ll be hoan were busmcss VI Sitors tn h ld . h h' h hool Frida11 I~ II. I' 'I' d e al t e 1g BC 1 1 ull 1po IS ut;s .ay. l .. 30 A member"hlp I Riehard (0Jck) Hay s, of the ~r-i:e is ~r-1 ~~~d all citizens are U. S. Niwy. Spt' nt the weekend _1 . $tyltlS68 urgeu to JOin M SJiQB ' wllh his mother, ' rs. SteII a SFP'l' 4 Ha..- ~ and hi s brother , David " ' l-fll).s. He has just returned . The ground committee of from Cuba where he has been the Racine Athletic Boosters · on a three mooti1 cruise abo aru.J will meet un the football fieldk the u. s ~ealt' . He returned Sr~t - Saturday at 8 30 a. m. to wor There's an engaging very-young navor to th is:( '"'""'" !11 Nurl'ol k Va. and ex- un bea~.:hers. sleekly slendn little strap sandal crarted uf blat.: k \ . t !u be se nt' tu Kev West. The Junior Class of the Oak simulated Ganges grain leather. Just right for F' la. in the next few ~eek s . ; Grove Methodist Church is havtailoreQ fashions . All' Pete Werner. son of Mr ing a bake sale Sept. 4 Saturday and Mrs. G. G. Werner, Is in beginning at_ 9:30 ~ - m. at the 1 Dover, Del., for spec ial train- · Cross Store 10 Racme. , ing. , SEPT. 1 , , ' Mrs. Kathryn Beaver and The Knight.'! of Pythms w1ll son. Douglas, and Mrs. Ray hold a picnic Tue~ay eve_nl~g Creekham. Leon, W. Va ., visit-'i Sept. 7 at ~yger Creek ptcmc ed with Mrs. C. E. Burdelte ground beginning at 6 p. m. and family Tuesday evening , All Knights, former Knights, l'yMrs. E. M. Wood and her ' thian Sisters and their famthes [ sister, Mrs. Ruby Scolt of '. are invited to attend. Those atPrmceton, W. Va.. left this tending are asked to brin~ a , week for a visit in Cleveland Icovered dish and ta~le service. Department On The First Floor 9:00 TO 5:00 ~arines Increase ~anpower in V-N at SATURDAY UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING In abe Excellent selection of Slacks, Dungarees. Sweaters, Underwear, Jackets, Socks, S~ort Shirts, Belts, Sweat Shtrts and all of their back-to-sc hool needs. Bring the family with you, take your time. and get the famil y ready for school WORW NI!W YORK - A $3.1 MJL. lion e1pansloo ol it.. plant at Coldwater, Ohio, is plarmed dur· ing tba next year by Avco Corp. The firm said the expansion wilt boost output of the farm equipment plant by 10 per cent time. ASHLAND - THE PILOT OF a small plane ~owned Thurs-- day when the atrcralt plunged mto the Pleasant H11l Reservoir southeast of Mansfield. Tilt victim was George E. Seaboyer, 49, Ashland, who was flylns out of the Ashland air· porL I .. DRIVE· .. IN ~ ,- 1 Around And MEIGS THEATRE .na < For Your Girls Back To School Needs po te. b !lOadS pu tel sc . s sys m.. u aman y maont aIns tt s hould not be done through the sales tax. The AFJ.,. CIO momlains tbe. taJ: Is unfair because it hits hardest those who can least alford to 8 II y. Kate Make Elberfulds Your Shoppi;;g Center Greenaway An outsta nll ing group of gtrls dn•sses. Whatever her size we have. even the hard to fit chubby girls-also see our excellent v;:~lue s in girls coats, skirts, blouse8, 1 can piclure myself going everyw here this fall in my sweaters, slul'ks, all weather coats. hats , slack sets, fabulous Kate Gree naway "Picallillv'' dress. lt has red car coats and jackets, all on display 1n th• busy smocking at th e yoke 2 patch pockets. and ruffReady To Wear Department. led cuffs. ln green or blue cotton plaid. SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON MIRRORS SHOP ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FOR MIRRORS TO DRESS UP YOUR ROOMS • ) """NEW~ 0. ~ Elberfelds in Pomeroy are ha vi ng many specials iD their 2nd and 3rd floor furniture depts. There " a large selection of bed room suites and open stock maple dressers, chests and beds. All furniture deJiveredll and placed in your home at no extra charge, embossed EXCE~Q~ tile l MIDDLEPORT, ExpectedS00n -:"° '" Frank Porter, winner of SEOAL first team football f'om,eroy I High School, has .. enrolled" Marshall University in ton. W. Va., and will turn industrv and United Steelwork- By Ualted Pre~~ InternaHonal lor the Frosh grid team there. CLEVELAND - G'S FUMES to "whittle down" tbe ISSues n , that dovrded them. warming trend was In II'Olll • !fWer Thursday krlled The negotiations were being works. th1et members of a state High-. th t' f~ 0 ..._ Mte oonducted m e execu Ive llbJ ..,.pa, -•no survey am, . b ·w· 'th' a walk Ohio's skies were clear l'vo ol them when they tried to 1rce UJ mg, wr m e sy . · temperatures unseasonably rucue ..U. lorelllliJI. lng dtstanct of the PreSident, during the nigbt as a rather "'nie"'deacf,..ere Kenny NOV· wllO" strndo ac!'""' the street tensive mound of cool air !fch, 32, Parma, the team fore- ThJurohsd&y to 110inth tn dthe ta·lok:; Ina ted the eastern section of nson. t pu , ek . ,.JSCUSSI oW ' ' man; DaIt ... r-11'01 25 and John rooting nahon. 1 1 HanJey 21 both of Cle eland on aa v)r ua oc -m . They were to take 89v le" ·01 Tbursd~y when he appealed to The weather b~reau sa1d some water from th ,. both sides lor a qurck agree- fog was noted m Southeastern 1mp 1 The ,wer es .rer ;: 8 ment to avert an economy- Ohio along the Ohio River. The f th~~ J ,,, !.i' 11 .rou e crippling Porter, s.on of Pomeroy torney F'rank W. Porter, will be a candidate for a QU!Ifl·l b k.b h M h U er ac JO on t e ars a versity Freshman team. now tips the scales at 100 lbs. The Pomeroy High grad three varsity grid letters hgih school and received or able Mention recognition i ' oh·10 Atnlleuq I the soutueastern League for foolball achievements in his Junior year. Mother Admits Considerable sunshine bathed l Betsv Resumes the state today as high pre~•urel Killing; Son Services For • took over. Clear skies were on • I ·BEING REPLA CED - A completion date of Nov. ~0. 1965 has been set for the new bridge under construe. tap tonight. ' I Frrst Blamed I lion at Hockrngport. The co ntrJrlnr, W. M . llruue Co. of Newco mberslown. 0 ,. is now awaitin~ arrival or A slow warmmg trend began [structural steel before work on tiH· pro ;ect co n be re sumPd . The State H1 ghway depadruent sa1d the new MrS, Gl 0CCkner On lJncerlain .1today with temperatures aJ> CLEVEI AND Oh' iUPll _ bnlge 11-rll cost over $276,000. 'l'he old one· lane bndge on scenic Route 124 just mtt sn1e of Meigs inside Athproaching the 1easonal normal A suburb~~ mother ':ho origin- ens county WJ!l be abandoned . The ::dH1ve p hot os shuw the one-la ne bnd _g(' in use at the present time an d p I h T d at 0 ay by Saturday, II bl d h 't d d n also what work has been CO il l)lll'led the strurtu re - Sentonel pho tos. Slatedsunday The wea.therman said there ~/ th:;~ol d:~t~eo:r:nei~~r ·--- --F I . I M MIAMI (UP!) - Hurricane = a rssrbrhtr of ;~del~ sc~t-g bor hoy, was held Jail today I Boosters w tH unera services or a r Y Betsy, boasting peak winds of owers or un on a murder charge. She said Elizabeth Gloeckner, 72, who 150 miles an hour, meandered Sunday and Monday, she frred the gun accidenUJIIy • I i' :'ed atpher re91denThceradon Uruon treacherously on an uncertain Rlepreodsentauvel dedte"ftradt'":es7 when she dropped a handful or Conduct Dnve ~. ve , omeroy u ay wtU path in the Atlantic today ear y t ay me u oe o ' . nd 1 be held Sunday at 1 pm. at the threatening a string of uS. Cleveland Columbus and a~h ~Y· H 'ghl p lice Chief Ewrng with buri111 inRev the nolsslle tracking sbltions in the Cincinnati 54 and Marietta 53, Carla~rngs ;~.. ~ld ':.trs Beech Chapel Groce Cemetery . · Mari· l On Wednesday Fong strike set for next fog at Marietta was heavy and I · · .. Ivrsiblhty near zero. nell -- In 10 I McCoy from the EUB. Church Bahamas. . ' • . ' • ann Colby, 40, admitted she • at Ripley W, Va. will officiate. Weathermen said Betsys VWllm 8 Services held the gun tbat killed John The Rutland RPd Devils She was born J 1 20 1893 course .'S uncertam but there Are Slated Monday Cremer Young Jr • 8, the son of Boosters club ~ •II conduct a uY • • are md1cations that the center . · 11 rorninent famtly m the daughter of the late Char- m be . th h Funeral serv1ces for Mar- a soCla YP . , membership dnve through lhe l les T. aDd Carrie Zuspan Ray- w gtn a nor -nort wester- cus G. Noble, 49, South Charles-- her horn~ Aug 24 She lDSlsted VIllage next Wedne:-sday , St'pt. burn Her husband Albert also I ~y course late Saturday and all ton W Va who wac; killed the shootmg was an accident 8 beg mnmg at 6 u m it •~a"i I · • • mterests In the Bahamas and ' · ' Th h' 1 said Mrs Colby ' d preceded her in death tbE-ee th the t U lted S te Iearly this morning in an accle c 1e · dec1ded dunn~::: a meetmg We · hoe soube as ern n ta s dent in Putman county w Va signed a statement Thursday nesday mght years ago .. · s uld ware. · · f t 1 e in wh1ch ' SurvlVlng are three children, At 9 a.m. EDT Bets was will be held Monday at 2 p. m. re u mg an ear 1er on Red Devil fnotb.•ll pla,veJ s w1ll I Charles, Oakfield, New York about 440 miles sll htt Ysouth at the Rawlings . Coats Funer- she had contended her retarded be escorted by the two vo ll agel Erwm, R.F.D. 2 Racine; Jay, of due east from Mi:mi yand 120 al home with burial in the Grav- son, Dane, 9, accidentally. killed 1 fire trucks wh1l e canvassmg the StfiiSburg, Ohio; nine grand- miles northeast of the Baba- eJ Hill cemetery. the Young boy and she hrd the / town sellmg member,h rp tJCk· ch~dren and_ two great grand~ man island of San Salvadore He was a member of the Bro-- ~dy 1D an effort to protect : ets for $1 each children Frtends may call at near 25.1 north and 711 west therhood of. Railway Trammen, him. .. . . I It was also agre~d lu spon sor the funeral horne at any time It ted •. •• __; a cooductor for tba New York Authorrtres wrthheld detarls of record hop afll'r lhe l"•ddle. was !llpec w pass a "'"" • M C0 lb '8 latest statement 1 I 4 I' porr · Rutland foo tbal gam~ IBnds early Saturday. of World War 2. He was born She was charged wrth forst de·: on Saturday mght. Sept. 11. 1t Betsy wa• churning through in Mason county the son of Mr. gree murder. . Will be held at the lugh school the ocean at 10 miles an hour and Mrs. Gora Noble, Mason, Mrs. C~lby told pohce _she gym and will be m charge of W Va 1was carrymg the old .32-callber the Jays Dancmg will be from ./ . [B. , Central Railway and a veteran rs. Y • WI"ll CycIISls Sponsor T•T COMPLETE INVICSTIGATJON· Surviving In addition to 'his five-shot revolver in one band i TO m. until midnight and ad· Pomeroy po!Jce have cornplet. parents are his wife. the form- and some laundry ~e other mJsston w1ll 50 ef•nts ed investigation of a two car er Betty Kimes, two sons, Mar· and t~t the weapon diScharged The Boosters are work•ng evScramble Races mishap thai occurred cus and Jack, one sister, Mrs. when she dropped the laundry lenings instalhng a new com- Astronauts lday at the lnl.ersectlun of Ann Walsh and a brother, Hom· and. stooped to pick up mercial fence around half The Melp Motorcycle Club ley and Mulberry. Chief of er Noble, both of Mason. clothmg. Ithe football field. The other sec.l Pomeroy will oponsor District lice Jed Webster said Friends may call at the fun- I The bullet that struck Cremer . tion w•s put up two year< ago. WI 'II U d Championship T-T Scramble Nelson Dexter, and Charles eral home after noon on Sunday. tore. a large ,hole r~ th~ back I Anyone interested belprng lf) n el go Races Sunday, September 5tb ree 34 Langsville of hrs head, kilUng him mstant-1 is asked lo ple"Se report al at the elub !P'Ounda loca":d silied.·lt 'was reporte.\'~~at Mrs Velerau Memorial Hospital : ly. Coroner Samuel Gerber said · the football field •ny eve nong Q t' • lllilfl nortb Pomeroy ind 201Wllson's car hit the vehicle . Admlnlooo Russell: the gun was only . two mches at m. UeS lOnlUb . . · p. 10 be j a This is only one of three smart new embossed designs that help hide sublloor imperfections and spiked hoel marks. It's a lnng·wearing, low· cost floor that's grease resistant and easy to clean, too! ln&taii it yourselt and save! ONLY • L lllu ~ ~ .n..-. tllllw ploW giGub.& "'"'""· """""' ..... ud J)lr!WI !t-It r On Salt at our Warehousa Storo on Machanlc StrHI. s.. tht complete lint of Linoleum, Cangaltum ond all hard aurfoce floor covering• an 11ft at our Mechonic SlrHI Warehaun. of Beautif11l Cootcmporary dellp It a RmiTbbly thrifty price! Ouuloct walnut ftaiiJa oa selected. veneered coaatruct.loa. 0.., e:tmd-deet plaque& form tbe decorative drawer • e Visit Elberfeld• in Pomeroy for the best v•lues in bed room furniture. I REQUESTED TO MEET 1'<'""""''-'.'·'"''"'''·•""'""" All Oisabled A..rnencan Veter- ~ . COLUMBUS tUPl) - Wltb j Rutl~ lllrlb &rolflltltt,~.day Be Thrifty! .•• Buy All Your Ch ildrens School Clothes At •.• 1 •ans and Lcgionaires are request- odeal weather predicted tor at ed bv the frring squad com- least tbe oen two dayo Jn imander Sam Clark to meet at and 109,:154 vlsitort alreadJ :the Mrddle purl Lcgron hall at : through the gate, the pictJ ' I P m. Saturday to attend mrtl-1 lure never looked brighter lor ol Mrs. 6 p, 'tary riles for Edward Young the Ohio State Fair. mllero south of AtbeDI on US 1.1. orated by Tyree when ber Cummina, Racine, Mrs. Lewis Ifrom the youngsters head and Mrs. Charles '!imith , wife of I ltrfc long member of the DAV, Today's 111raout was upectGates will open at 10:30 with slipped off the brake Sarson Racine· Lottie Shef- there were powder wounds the new fool ball roadr. served SPACE CENTER. Houston. I ed to puob atteadaD<O beyoad practlee being from l1 o.m. Ill wu minor damages .and no field· Racine; Eila Hannon, around the wound. . as actmg secretary. >trs. Rev a ' IUP I>-Bpare champions L. r PETmON PILED the 640.073 wbo came lo ial! I p.m. lnd Bfartlnl lime all:lll real.! were reported Pomeroy · Deward Fl'lllier Ka· Mrs. Colby told offlcrals the Snowden treasurer reporled Gordon Cooper and Charles I A , . k' , year's fair dlll'bog lbe enUre 1 1 9 Jl-day run. Four daYI are leh a.tn. <EST), ' oauga· Charlel Landers shooting occurred in balance $106.47 ;n the treas- · (Petel Conra£:, their reunions . 1 1 ThiJ wide, amooth, dust--trte MAN ARRESTED • ' kitchen while Dane was in an- 'l ury Boosters presi dent Don i with the1r families limited tu a 1tJt e as en e 10 In this year's verlloD. 1 track Ia considered by rlden Web Clonch Star Diacbrlet - Debo ah W0 lie Iother part of the Colby home., presided over the ses· hug and a steak, today began nty Cy A ....,.... 'IZ,t%3 toUred 19 . 'r . IC10 s pfn ora. ; tp'OIIads 'l'b11rsday with i!,C%3 to be one CJI. tile ben In I he eroy, bas ioee'n arrested Rutland r ·; She said she wrapped the body Ision. a week of intensive questioning state. Refmhmenlro will be sold Meigs couliljo Sheriff'• Mr lnd Mr 8 · in her car cost and drove to a , The next meeting will be held by doctors ano sciPntisls. th'c n1~ •p~rs ~ns, aga;ns paid admiaallltll. Laal year for Gil the •.,,. ment 00 an auaull lnd Ru8Bell Racine ..; wooded area tn Gafea Mills Wednesday Sept 15 at 7 30 p Cooper and Conrad got home • te un n;wn , Vlsees, tba same day the total 1111 cbarse. ' son· Mr and M;s Lew\s' Sar~ . where sht! left it. , rn. at. the high s.ch~L . . Thursday for thl.' first ttme •a edes, a_mmlsf raE~~· b etxhecSku _o~ 11.!81 witb ZZ:,tll paid. N Y K , . , ___ h. . .. . I an ass1gns o IIZB e In ~ ii!Jiil!iiD. OICI OU ROW son Rocinl 1 daughter smce I err 3..! . mr 11 ron - mr 1e 1 d . ed · . " Tou II lllat. 18-lile SQUAD CALLED ' ' . f PREMIER RE-ELECTED space flight and said, "it's good ne' eceas , MARINES SHIPPED OUT la!OI tnt ntciJ llr llap IIave 'lbe Middleport Mefp GeiJenl Hoopllal BEIR!!f, Lebanon tUPI\ - to be back " SAN DIEGO, Calll. (UPI) 1 llontiUoe II llpoda. · """-• l'eiCUe unit Wll eaUe4 al Admtuttna - Cora Morris, Sanoy and a Utile Wlll'lller 'lLt Gen. Amm Hafez. premier The Gemml 5 astronauts LOCAL TEMP About 1,100 Marines from ClUIIJI lll..._ lilt llepJbJ!e II Taao, p..m. Thursday for Catrrll~=:~n~~~ Harrisonville. today, high 74-11 .-Ill, 77-15 of Syria, Thursday night was 1stepped from • jet plane at El- The temperature in Pome- Pendleton boarded Navy lrlnJI, tile e.le.uall Sl!jlel II Amer. 1011 tlld Rout. 7. 'lbe a 01......... - Rutb Car r,liout•. Fair illld 101 10 ....r to- re-elected cnotrman of the live hngton Alf Force Base andj roy 's business drstrct at 11:35 porta Thuradllf lor "tranapla~ loa ...... U_.. ...... •le..~lea&ed shortly Phllllp \~ibet.IIIIPI,Jtw SUI. , . aad COli· man Syrian oresiaency council, their wrves. daughters and sons a.m. today was 76 degrees un- ment In the Far Eu~" 1 Mao , 1•ri!Je __ _ '\:MI - J!t ... . __ •Radio reported. rushed up for embr._ -+.-- !ler Btlllllpkleo. Jel - , of 10c .,.,,. d'11t• the , 1 ELBERFELDS .IN POMEROY be :'l------------------------------------·~ 11 •.. - els as a senior at ers union (USW) were trymg /\ fali-Uke nip In the air tinued in Ohio today, but a · distance north of the Baco 1 · with the former's daughter, Mr. Meat, bread and drmk wU and lira. lloD lirabtr and Ill llfll'lillecl. the representatives of the steel Warm•"ng Trend Porter Will Attend Marshall University !2, Door Mirrors, Wall Mirrors with frame or bevelled edges. Sizes to fit the space you need to fill. On sale on the 2nd and 3rd floors Free Delivery to your home. @mstronQ . t •-----------------.1 -. I I THE SHOE BOX midnight, resumed bllks at am EDT. Johnson ask•d them ~ glve him- a report at 11 a.m. EDT Ac~ording to the While House FRANK PORTER helicopter en route to the oper· ation was shot down seven miles from the landing zone . The aircraft burst into flames .!1 1 only 2.99 \. 011 1 1 ·- ,- A burg!~r ~uspr.~l, being h~ld l through l~e door ._ ! The burglary a~ Wallace Jew· rings with description unkno'!n, for qu~shomng m connectiOn ChJel (;llkey saJd L11t le was elry. Second-:;t m M1ddleport, s1x yellow-gold bay rmgs wttll With two receut breakmg and , taken into custody at 1::10 a.m. netted thieves $1,200-$1500 in birthstone settings. entermgs, e1>caped somet1rne 1tode~y when hP was d1scovered ;nerchandise between midnight One lady 's yellow cameo early th1s mnrmng fr1m Mld· l htdi ng ms1de the Blue Tartan ,• and 9 a.m. Wednesday. ring, one set of lady 's engagedleport v1l1age jail . Sou th Th1rd-av. al ter 1t had Chief Gllkey called agent Wil- ment and wedding nngs, 12 sterChief ol police Herbe rt (;ilkey dosed Ln tle wa.~ arrested byl liam ~axey from the Bureau of ling silver lad ies' rings, a laidentifled the escapee as Wade Chief Gilkey ;md Ptl. Kenneth ICnmmal InvestigatJon in Lon- dy's '' li'Jrst Lady" Bulova Alva Little, 29. of HI. 2 Chesh-: Imboden. I don, 0. to assist w1 th the inves- watch , one man·s Ru lova watcb ire._ Little Is 6 ft , J inl'h ta ll 1 Authunties qutstu•m·d Lillle jtigat_ion . I:;ntry was gained mto ' Wll h leatht•r str<J p, OJ man:s Bula we1ghs ISO poumis and has 1at lengt:. 1n ('on nedwn wit h th e: the jewelry store through a wm- ova gold watch oblong m de, brown hair and eyes. Wednesda~· mornm~ bur g l<:~ry of I' dow at the rear of the building sign w;lh leather slrap, lady'l L1tt1e escaped irom the ja1l Wall<~n.· ·s .lel'lelry Store and the !hal had l>een boardPd up. ' Hemitite yellow gold rmg with some time after J a.m . by cij m~- Ju!y 3 hre<-lking and enteflng of I Merchandi se stolen from the Igray stone m oval setting, a ing up a dumb waiter US{' d lor tlu~ Bl u ~ Tartan imrnedwtely af-: slore inclu~1:? ·. . . _ jlady's eng?gement ring and a isendi1ng foo d downsta irs to pris- ter he w ;h taken mt o rustody. Ten Boys 1n111::~! rmgs s1lvrry set of lady s watch, engagement tnn~e•·-, and by getting inside the The H1 2 Chesh1re man wtts v.1lh black background, 3 or 4.<-lnd wedding rings . apartnwnt ot Mrs. Ith~·n lollged ins1rle the village men's s 1erlmg Silver 1mt1al nnw:: 1 Chief Gilkey sa id a statewide Myrtle Harnson, jail matron. jja il on ;Jn open r·llarge. fl was with go ld tri m, 5 men 's black a larm ha:'" been made for the Little. after gettmg upstairs som~ time <.~fler that and early · rmgs, 1 Masomc ring. 12 la dies arrest of Little and an affidavit Inside the quart ers of Mrs. Har- this morning IIM t !.utle escap- Eastern Star nngs, 10 assorled ch.:J rging him with breaking jail rison, then went qu1etly oul ed. 1men 's birthstone nngs, 5 men's is on fil€. -- - -- - ------- I• 1 1 ... ~ I 1 -- Agreement by LabOf Day o e ennntg! reeway mter- Wedne day change with lnlel'lltate 7L s · j ~ I rounds of siJaU arms ammuni- lion, quantities of other ammunition Hnd grenades and a rifles, machineguns and subma-1 cluneguns. The Vietnamese suffered casualties in the cleanup ope;ra-1 lions but a U.S, Army UHJB salea tax rate, bu~ the Ohio Johnson pressurmg them Coldun~l 1"' 1 Ed1uca1h1onboiOCEJ reach a settlement by Labor no explanation whether it was sa u expec s oca a r sup· v· us Day. carrymg retnamese or , . t Ju I •• por s , ~oue same. The negotiators, who met for troops or how many. The !late. labor . group has more th an I'"' hours Thursday suppo rted mcreasmg state SUJ> bef ecessing shortly after rt f Oh' • bli hooi ore r 8 A Kiss-me-Kate SO(]AL CALENDAR - seekstee} and crashed upside down with to "heavy" casualties. There was Fashion by - -· ..;;:.- Burglar Suspect Escapfs the :Middleport Village Jail Today SAIGON (UP!) - Another 1,400 U. S. Marines equipped with helicppters began Ianting in Viet Nam today, swelling U. S. troop strength toward the 000 mark. ln Saigon military spokesmen disclosed last B52 raid cost the Vtet Cong dearly in lives equipment. A Vietnamese unll which ---------------1 swept into the area pounded by Iother dead and wounded the Guam-based eigbk!ngine jet carried away. bombers in the 11th raid on A U.S. spokesman did not conZone D 30 miles north of Sar· firm the Vietnamese report but gon Thursday found no troops listed huge quantities Of · but reported they uncovered 111 Cong supplies captured in Viet Cong bodies. They said area, including f,OOO black Cong uniforms and 126,000 COLUMBUS -. 1111! OIUO WASffiNGTON (UPI) - Steel Ar L-C'O Executive Board re- union and management negot~a· ~fflrmed Thursday _lt.. opposl· tors went back to the bargam· tion to an. mcrease tn the state ing table today ~ith President 1 ..... .c. -::; "' '. fOL XVII NO. 117 flOMEROY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 FIVE CENTS --____________________________________________________ _:----~-=~~~-=------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ and on For all your needs in Back·To School Clothing. you'll find all sizes for gra de school boys, Junior High, High School and College. Pcmeroy 1 ON FRIDAY FROM f t7..,.·- .....~ '· ;;, r Dll11oted To Th. lntere~b 0/ The 'Meig•·Millon Areo SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .. ,, < 1 ·.- - - - - - - - 1 , __ 1 ~n~b~~7 t'~ %~~~~ =~ef:: ~s~l '!;::,B;~~~~ ~nd ~~ meetmg park~ ~eceh for t~ir...::~~ o!Tr::.~r~a=~~:a::~:. o e year. r and Mrs. Dean Brinker ISchreckengost of Parkt!.rsburg, ~ebrated therr golden wed· W. Va. .. . t· ily of Kalamazoo, Mich. , and Hayman Barnitz, Pomeroy. ·Mr. tal ., VEN IMr and Mrs. w. o. Barnttz, STITCHERS MEEf [money received at the fair ~~~ ·· """ DINNER Gl R Car en· Pomero . Joining the group In Mernllers ol the Junior Wlld-distribllted to the gtriB. Follow· :l,~··'<lh•l,~, . ·l-11. ], Mr. and ~h s. W h . di~ner the eve~ins to~ homemade lee wood Garden club were guests llng the meeting a wlen~ roll& ,. . Ler entertam~ YJl~ th:ir home cream and pie were Mr. and when the Five Star Stitchers land swimming were enjoyed. ' evenmg • , nd I 4-H I b et at Royal Oaks . -~·- - - ' J2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid ,ileport. 0. Sept. 2, 1965 ' ; .. the ~ Mrt Ke~nedy .~U.. j 1 ~ml~ weat'he liJe..., ldk... ~r I "I y;~ ·llamai~ / l~etll~n s~; ~n~ ~~ ~Ule ~~g~~ou co~m~? f ~as co~rt a~~nc~ ~rrsi ~g· •MI~-I[e.-1 �... . • • \ >, •• - - . .. . - .. . . ~ ·. ' " - .. ' ~ .'' . ,, .- • DaDy Ientine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Sept. 3, 1965- 3 S£COND Dodgers Regain First, Reds Lose TO NONE LEADERS I GIT A ILOOD DONOR'S PATCH AT THE BEST BUY FOR BOYS! BLOOD• MOilLE BLOOD SAVES LIVES MED<I<JU~ ILOOO PRQGW \:!/ ~ BIG BEND AREA FIRST LOW-COST NOW OPEN We'l ju111p tflrough lloo~ to EARN rour insurance with 87'1 TOUGHER THAN ORDINARY JEANS ... P.S: In All of the Popular On A QUALITY LIMITED BASIS WATCH WATC~I ~OR OUR Colm s SiZes. Sl1ms 4 16 GRAND OPENING Regular 5·16 MULLEN DUDLEY'S Husky 27 36 BAHR CLOTHIERS Insurance Agency Inc. Pilon• WY 2 3381 59 N. S.Cond Av._ 304 E Main St Pume-roy 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. DIAL WY 2-9960 Voicr. of Broadwav 0 I MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0 -- By DOROTHY KILGALlfN lOR ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER WITH US The Martin Restaurant WlNDJAIIM(t Pr P< ~~~~~ r~wel rd Wllrrprool' ll'D•ell't~l oi\OCk rt > 11•nt lummuu~ ~111 llf'fl b~l .. f Mlddleporl. Route 7 HURRY! HURRY! 0 NLY 5 DAYS LEFT! o. 10(1\ ''fCIIIOIO JeWelfd ~~:tu ri~J wc:h r.,urr ltylong 1~cft llilont ~~1 1 1tr II I~" low pnu $tf h ' co... pf.ett UI!~IGn ut~erbly s\flef tarnrlle f1u )!III'IIU nlchn ~ 12 9~ tro.n ontr LET INGELS l rwnt ! A a11d dep1 111lahlt> ho lt <'On\PilH' Ilt e)et lnr ~~ "" st\ lont>d ln1 ~h~llnw m 11embly Y.lth f)u111p lo1 1 1 rp mo e JriiOT l.S ga llon prt·~~ lll E' l.tJlk re ~ul<.~ l lng ~ive :~our botrte Mttrtlllllhlr hnf1 • , • at Jllrl!ri>i1f&l:1 low ~olf 'U!itb uuupl r h~ IS p11 S!-: \11(' v<~ht•, ~ ~h e ~\\ 1rd1, <~11 pr r-~- t•r 'Job For a SIJhu r l1an ho me ONLY 89·00 JET PUMP OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING '2'52 E. Second Edward Baer, Owner Pomeroy PRESIDENT HOUSE PAINT PUU UNSEED 01. 1h<.~1 g aud 1" h1ass foot va ive 'I his IS Ihe per· . fer! pump for farm ur -EXAMPLE:-------------. 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Middleport yoM g{)td Detlf£1 -.tlll.lll.------··-- -- SECOND TIRE Plus Tax & Recappable Casing t :c ., ec yefl/l I INISHING --·-···- 750x14 ••.••• $2Q.4s -Jl{J{ffld j~ WALL-TO-WAIJ. CARPETING • Selfi:l.dUII· ..... • .,.will wi1l1 ••• ant I\IJI Rllll • AISI ..,;&lbll IR tUQ'I SECOND TIRE _ _ _ __ _ ~~P 1n .vrlfmg by F:restone OTHER SIZES • ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE . .. LIFETIME GUARANTEE 1 AVAILABLE! ADD $3.00 FOR WHITE SIDEWALL H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ,, • �. . ' ~ .. • • 'l . ":-Dilly • J ' • L ; ....., . ' ,..... . . . .. •• • .... "' I ... .. - _ . . ....... ............... . . ....~---· . ' I \ $intirael, Pomeroy·'Middleport, 0., Sept. S, 1965 Middleport Scout Returns Alter 3 Week Stay at New Mexico Ranch SOCIAL CAI£NDAR z lArry Grogan u member of Base, Texas, Ft. Carson, Colo., SEPT loy Scout Troop W, Middl.. and th~ Truman Museum. In The Middle~! Boys Baseball lUI week from reeountmg his experiences Lar· League will sponsor 8 rummage Scout Ranch at Clm· ry enjoyed meeting boys from sale Thursday and Friday' Sept. m"ron, New Mexico, Where he various placts and expressed 2. 3, in the former A&P build· w0111a appell' mat mey m. Annual Walters · Reunion Was Held Sunday Rail's Ramblings. The annual Walters Relmion I held Sunday' Augw;t 29 home of Mr. and M". 1111 IIJIO!It the past three weeks. his appreciation to the legion . . . . Shepard and daughter, lie made the trip by charter and a~liary mothers fo th · mg. m Middleport. Mothers will ble, Morse Rd. in Columbus. ' To some the Los A_ngeles riois 'bus ·. . . . r ell' be m charge of the sale. Attend;na from beeorne rna terta1 f or sar. . . asstst nee m gtvlng him the op· , . -~ His trtp was partly financed portWJity to attend the camp. _Evangbne Chapter 172, OES, Mrs. Frank Beech, jokes. . by Feeney · Bennett Post 1211 He has set a goal for the fu· Middleport, Will meet and Mrs. Jacob Betz. A professor at the Uruversity American Legion, sponsors for lure in scouting since he wants evemng, Sept.. 2, at the Ma· were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor, Cahforma at Los Angeles the troop, and the Seoul Moth· lo becoQie a member of the Or· soruc Temple m Middleport Penny and Bobby, Grove City; tUCLA), following the weekend ers AuxlliBry .. Larry is the son der of the Arrow and an Eagle 7:30 p. m. All members Mr. and Mrs. James Walters, terrifying destruction, greetof Mrs. Ma]orte Grogan of Mid· Soout. He will be a sophomore urged to attend for the lDiport· Carrol and Phyllis, ed his class, "Glad to see that dleporl and is a first claS1 at Middleport High School this busmess meelmg and Mrs. Nelhe Vance so many of you escaped. scout. He has been a scout for !all. Milford Hysell ia the mtttahon. ; Mr. and Mrs. "I went down to tb trouble the past five years and has troop scoutmaster. The Laurel Cliff Better Heallr Zepernick son Kevin, area to pick up a television been active in scout activi· Club wall meet Thursday even- Ohao; Mr. and Mrs. Walter set," he continued, rererring to ties and outings. ing at the home of Mrs. Allen well, Fostoria; Mrs. spontaneous Jootings, "but they Along with other boys attend· Eiohinger with Mrs. Paul Eich· and daughter Neva were all gone. ing the cantp, Larry spent U1el inger as co-hostess. Green Springs; Mr. and "When 1 was in the Army days and nights hiking and The Past Chiefs of Mngnolia . Bill Bailey and oons, they used to threaten to send camping along the trail. They 0 n Temple Pythian Sisters will lis and Terry Portage Ind.; to Guadalcanal; now they encountered snow while inlllbe rneet Thursday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. John Walters, to send troops to Los mountains. He earned three mehome of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar Mrs. Kathrlne Harding Angeles." rlt iu camping, cooking . with Mrs. Henry Reibel as co- ler Judy, Mr. John. Walters A Negro woman. iJarber, who and hikrng. He also received Th<; open church wedding hostess. Cheryl: Snilf, Sabrma Mark ' lives in the stricken area jok· the Phtlmont Arrowhead award of Miss Asenath Ann Tracy and SEPT. and \lalla Leonard, Miss Ruth ed, "I wished my loan' had 3 and the N R A Hunter Safety Mr .. Eugene Hesler, Jr., wilt There will be a wiener roast Randy •. Mrs. James. Harding, been burned up. It's just not my award. be solemmzed at the Federated p W d Llttl sons, Jtmmy and R1cky, Waid luck though." During the hiking trips cov· Church Sunday evening with 1or a11 ee a\1 e and Walla Leonard Miss Ruth She turned to serious thou his ering approxlonately 40 miles the music beginning at 7'30 League players m Syracuse Bmgham Mr and Mrs h R f II the boys learned about archeolo- Larry Tracy brother of Mis; parents on Friday, Sept. 3, at Litne:r, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dlck s~nh owe:t"rih e ~ ons I J e 5,30 p. m. at the Syracuse Ball lcr ere! oowdtb There •,tP any ace ..., • conservalion• gold minng Tracy,. will organist and · Mrs· Park M Ricky and Cherry • Mr· and t-o buy ere aren ;mel paleoltology. Larry also Marvm Burt, an aunt, the so· A · ., . r f th R rs. Jack Walter, Jackie and more grocery stores. I want to •tudled hDutch Oven Western loiS!. . spec•••. mee mg o wtll e be a· Steven Mr. andBob! Mrs. M' Robert get horne belore dar k." cme Athlellc Boosters Tuttle Kathy 1:~t" s:Cherr~: ~:a;,~~ r~bbtl~n Miss Joan Cline of Akron wiii 1 held at the high school Friday Mark Mr. a~d M; *~o~nd Jokmg has tis pla,ce and it is and cakes H . • ~ be matd of honor and Miss Pat . at 7:30 p. m. A membership Dievald, Tom Lelsa Dnd D as an asset for people ~0 ftnd h~· h b ... e a1so enjoye ti Ryan of Cleveland senior drive is on and all citizens are ny Mrs C WI an- or even In dtsasler, but sertous orse ack ndmg. Larry was bridesmaid Both ' ·l . d1 .. B ·d · · · a ter. Larry thinking - and a lot of il the only boy from Meigs Conn· males of T were c ass· urge o JOin. Mrs. Guy Walter Mr. and is now in order t t~ atten~ .the camp this year. University. M~sse;acyM:~-a~h~~ SEPT. 4 ters~:audaBuskirk and d;mgh- Overtones of ihe devastating I ~mts VISII~ along the way and Caral)1ln Tracy will be Tun· The grouud committee • II of Columbus. Negro riot are many. How will ~c uded P1ke. s Peak. Royal ior bridesmaids and Miss Mel- the Racine Athletic it arfcct the nation's Civil Gorge, Amanllo Air Force anie Burt, flower girl. will meet on the footba !l Corn Roast Is Rights movement? Will alleged· Mr. Timothy McCorkle of Saturday at 8:30 a. m. to work ly brutal pollee treatment, Ravenswood, a classmate of on. beachers. Slated On Sunday whtch was one of the main Mr. Hester's at Marshall Uni- 1 he Juruor Class of the Oak sparks of the riot be rorrected' versity, will serve as best Grove Methoo.\St Church " hav. PT. PLEASANT _ The Mas- Wtll provtstons be taken for fast. man and ushers will be Mr 1ng_a ~ake sale Sept. 4 Saturday on Co~nty Young Democrats er_act1vatton of Natwnal Guard Rona ld Hesler of New Haven begmnmg at 9:30 a. m. at the Club will hold a corn roast at umta when trouble gels out of w. va , Mr. Fred Price of Cross Store m Racme. the Gerlach Farm on llayburn the hands of local law enforce. ington. w. Va., and Greg MeSEI'T. 6 Road Saturday, September 41 h ment agencies? What steps wiU earthy of Ravenswood IV V . Theodorus Council Daughters from 2 until 6 p.m. federal, state, and local govern· _ _ _ _ _' · a of America will meet Monday ments take to prevenl similar at 7:30p.m. at the IOOF hall. h The outing is being held occurences? AUGUST R~PORT SEPT. 1 1 onor Mason County college No doubt numerous psychia. PT. PLEASANT - The Aug. The Knights of Pythias wi 11 ·dents who have gwen muchch.~:.~~'lr•~~iiiiiiii usl activity report of the Sher- hold a picnic Tuesday evening and support to the local V ill's Department has been re- Sept. 7 at Kyger Creek picnic Democrats durillj: the surnmer leased by Sheriff George John- ground beginning at 6 p. m. ~onths, Lawrence Plants, son sho wing the following: ~files All Knights, former Knights, Py· tdent, stated. ant Wedding TO Be S /emn1ze • dO S unday Evening ~Jac!g~s ~e ~ ~·k b~ ~ Mi. Flair by FRIGIDAIRE with IIIIWJ nage feabres! Hunt~ traveled by the department in line of duty was 6,173; acddents investigated. 12; breaking and enterings, 3: stolen property recovered value $50; warrants received, 16; warrants ser- • looks built-in. installs like conventional range. • Roll ·Ta-Yev cooking sur· H ved. 13; court papers served, 76 ; booked In jail during 1 thian Sisters and their families Games and activities are invited to attend. Those at- OO:n P!anned and a cordial · tending are asked to bring a ~hon 15 extended to those wishcovered dish and table service. mg to atlend. Meat, bread and drink be ~ --=====-==. provided. II wll A special meeling of the lewis Repair Service FOR the cers. executive and budget com- month, 55. mittees of the American l.O!!IOn 11 Arresta occurring during the' Auxiliary of Drew Webslcr eHEATING 1 past 24 hours according to jatl No. 39 has been called for e PLUMBING records were Ernest Edward day, September 7 al 8 p.m. Blake, 41, West Columbia, char- the Legion hall. e ROOFING ged with driving while intoxirat. ed. Blake was arraigned before CORllECTION 1 face glides out for use. • Glide-up &lass oven door opens up out of WI~ • Cook-MIItlr automalie oven control and more! See II Today AI .... Justice of Peace Roy Kincaid BAKER Fu RN ITURE Middleport, 0. Carol Clark, a recent bride, I where he pleaded guiltv and was was a graduate of Gallia Acad· flued $75 and costs, ]ailed for emy High school, and not 24 hours and license revoked ger Creek H1gh. ror six months. i Edgar M. Hackney, Jr , 33, Rt. 1 Leon; Douglas L. Ran· dolph, 38, Rt. 2 Leon and Dun· uld Nibert, 32, Pt. Pleasant, 1 trista and socialologists will flock to Los Angeles to discov· er underlying 1-esaons for tlie uprising which, reportedly, was spontaneous with no leader· ship. This is good. Seldon do things just happen. Something must have been wrong in the city. What? I N EVERY CAR $1795 stccrin~:, wbeel discs, back-up lights, white with llke new interior. 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 8B 2 OR. H.T. _ $1795 Y-8 motor. aut~atlc trans., power brakes, powe'r steer· lng, radio. beautiful 2 tone paint set off by like new white lidew.IIIJ tires. tinted a-lass and back up lights. $1495 1962 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan_ $1195 Slandard trans. Radio and heater. 1962 Dodge Lancer 4 Dr. Sedan _ MERCURY MONTEREY '-i-8 motor, 4 DR. _ $1295 aulomalic trans . new white sidewall !ires, ra.1,to and wheel discs. Gre£'n wtth gre-en 1nter 1or. 60 0105 98 HOLIDAY SED. $1295 J'uU power. radio, white sidewall tire!, solid white "Pnth f(>d interior. Louks and runs like new. :1lke new 61 0105 98 HOLIDAY COUPE _ Jull power, With $1595 power sea t and windOWS. radio. tinted ~15 , white sidewall tires. whet.l \ d1 ses. Gr~:en Inside and out Real nice. ' $1195 II $395 Two door H.T., V·B motor, auto. trans. 57 Ford _ $395 Four door. 6 cyl. tran s. Auto. 1958 Buick 58 Oldsmobile · Now Only _ $250 only $275 "A GOLD STAR MOTOR ~TORE" SALES Cadillac·Oid1 $1995 Hard Top. 406 ru. in. en gi ne. Smart black vinyl bucket seats : Full Consul. 4 speed stick. shift . 2 Door Sed~n. V6 economy. B~aut if u] all wllite finish. St~tion Wag on. Popular Catalina series. One careful owner. I Power Steenng and brakes. Hydramatic. 4 ~oor liard Top. Spotlrss all while fini,~h with all white in· tenor. H.vdrama1Je. Power Strerill& und brakes One particular owner. '62 Buick LeSabre -- 4 Door Hard Top, One local owner. Power SteHing. Automatic, Shows good care. 1962 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan_ $1295 1961 Dodne Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan_ $1195 Power steering, amo. trans:. Radio and heater. Black fin· '62 Pontiac VB - Pomeroy POMEROY, 0. HEINER'S BAKERY METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1964 RAMBLER (6) 4 Or. 511. Wagon Custom 330 Standard Irani., ono owner, likt new, ste II WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 1961 FORD VB Galaxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power, it's sharp 1960 RAMBLER Ambusador Sta. Wagon. Full powor. It's clun and solid, one !neal ownor 1959 CHEVROLET V8 Bal Air 4 Dr. Hardlop. Green and while, cloan like new I I 1959 RAMBLER 2 Or. Sta. Wag. Just overhaultcl in .fino shape I 1959 RAMBLER 4 Or. Sedan, R&H, Overdrive. Complotely overhauled, real aconomy car 1957 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power 1957 IMPERIAL 4 Dr. Air conditioned. Full power, it's clean 1961 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan _ _ _ $1195 1957 V. W. Baaullful white finish 1960 Mercury 4 Or. Sedan _ __ 1957 PONTI4t 2 Dr. Star Chief Hardtop. Nice, Only Standard Trans. Radio and Heater 1960 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan $1095 Automatic Trans. Power steering. radio ·and heater. 1959 Chevrolet 4 D•. Sport Sedan _ $B95 Impala VB - P.S. Automatic Trans. Radio and heater. $225 heate :-. 1958 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan _ $695 1962 Dodge VB. %Ton Pickup_ $1295 Tran .~. V2 I / I $195 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop, Like new In way every 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full powor 1955 FORO VB 2 Dr. Falrlano. Red and white ! TINY'S FOODLAND Alfred SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS tor~ suo::~ n~. ~ :l!a~th::~:a qu~r:r SOCie• tyNews I ~as rouih V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Ton Pickup_ $1195 1953 INTERNATIONAL 2 Ton Dump. Good old truck. Nl~ dump btd 1952 BUICK Super I 2 Dr. Rlverlo. Rulli fino ALL CARS MUST BE SOLD! Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer Middleport S. Second & Mill St. I METROPOLITAN MOTORS 606 E. • St. r: ' F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 1 BAVM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. BEN FRANKLIN STORE FOREMAN & ABBOTT SEE US AT .... R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. \ ) GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. • 73 lthMI:e~Cb:"!tsDI =~ • • tiv~~ 6ft 1955 LINCOLN 4 Or. Sedan. Pull power. A rt11l nice c1r Rad i() 3 SJ)('('d I 1957 RAMBLER Cullom 4 Dr. Automotlc 0 ower steering, auto . trans. Radio and heatPr $995 \ 1958 FORD VB 4 Dr. Station Wagon 1961 Ford F.L. 500 • 4 Dr. Sedan_ $1195 6 cyl. Standard Trans, Radio and heater. ' 1958 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardlap. Full powar 1957 FORD VB Stetlon Wogon 2 Dr. Ni~ LIEVING COAL COMPANY HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 1958 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. VB R&H, auto. trans, 3 spePd trans. ti eyl. BLAETTNARS P.' I ON SALE ash. One owner. 1961 Chevrolet BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS GMAC FINANCING WY 2·5342 t Door Sedan. All vinyl upholster)'. Almost like the day it w&s sold. Power Steering and Rrakes. Radio and Heaft>r. Star Chief 4 Door Sedan. Popular all vinyl trim . Hydramatie drive . KARR & VAN ZANDT '. I $1795 1958 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Hard Top _ '63 Bonneville Pontiac- $2395 1 PnwPr stf'ering, radio and RED-HOT AS-IS" SPECIALS 59 Dodge _ 1962 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan _ '64 Plymouth V200 ---$1695 -'62 Buick Special '63 Pontiac - - - - 'd"":.?o 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. V8, auto. !rant. Cleon car PONT lACS '63 XL ~ord - p. ! 1963 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. Sedan _ Standard Trans. Radio and heater. Onl' uv.11er. DODGE DART CON. $1595 270 serJe!l. 6 cyl., automatic trans., radio, white sidewaYs, n: , ttb_~· -·• w...,. .. WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT V8 - Auto. trans. Radio and heater, power and 63 r & TRUCK ) 1963 Dodge 2 Dr. Sedan BUICKS OFFERED AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ~ S~pl. .Uttl~M ervl R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Power Steering, auto. trans. Radio and heater-. 29 USED CARS M~ m:: L Standard Tram;. Heater Automatic. Power hrakes, pbwer ste·ering. new white aidewaUs, whee.l discs, radio, back-up Ugbts, tinted wlndlhield, air-conditioning_ row'•• uc! ' ' . . w 1 $2295 r. u 1964 Dodge 2 Dr. Hard Top _ _ $2295 1965 DaJ ..,_. Committees are Invited to meet IIIII CllarGil - Mu111en7 8 1$1• the hour before the Official Rd., north ol Melp . . _ . . Board meeting. Church Official Hospital. Pastor, W. lll!oicl Board meets Monday, H.l p.m. Asajstanl PaBtor, J - B. UyoeU IIIIa f'ree Melhodlll, llof!er. Services OD SaluldaJ; Rober' E. Smith, Sr., pastor: Sabbath SehOO~ 1:31 p. 111.; Sunday SchooJ 9:311 a. m., WOI' Warslllp, 3:30 p. m.; Y I 8 til ley Haley. 'lupt.: Mommg wOI' meetlng, S:30 p. m.; Blblt b Anu.,... , '"" worship 10:30 a. m.; Evenins Allred Metboclisl Church, ship 10:30 a. m. Youtb Servtee, dy, Thursday, 7!30 p. m., .S day Scbool at 10 L m. Prayet 110rsblp ?:SOp, m.: Roberi Rood Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. N5 p. m.; Evangellotle meo- 37 Evans llolghta, QelllpNII meeting: 8:30 p, m. Wed., choir Bible "chonl 'lu?L Sunday School 9:30, Charles sage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer mee~ Eden Ulllal ••Ill• Ia Qlesfer Church o1 God, Rev. Taylor, Supt. Worship Service lng, Thurs~1y 7!30 p. m. a.rtst Clntrcln Rev. EldeD B. Belhlehem Baflllal ~ell, Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday at 10:45 with Vere Swartz, lay· Free Methodist Cburcl1, Laur· llalke, IJU\Or; 9uDda1 SchoOl. Great Bend: Rev. C. L. 0 t;on. School 9:30 a. 111 Momma wDI' leader. Sunday 6 p. m. MYF. 01 Clifl r R. " Gill 10 a.m.; Wtnnla FWtlagl!r,IUpL • .ev. ~~ Le · l S da 7 " W h' ~ gene · · Endaavor, •''"' •• p. nL 8 nor, pastor: .,..,.. , WIB, sup 1lhlp t1 a. m.; Evangellllllc ser un y :~ p. m. ors tp ser· tor S d School 9.30 · ChrtsUan 9,::11 a. :n. 14orolng Worship flee. 7 p. m. Prayer meetmg. vice with the Rev. Caoto. Wed· ::. Phtl ·~~: supt. ~m: Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, pr!lllden~ and Sunday ScllOOt; 7 p. m. Ev· 1:30 p. m. Wednesday; Young nesday at 7:_4li p. m. Mid Week wo;shl t0·3II 'a. 10 ·: y 0 0 1 : classes fo: alt. Song servlceo, enlng service: 'J.'Itursday, 7:30 People's Servlc'O Friday, 7:;ttt prayer servtces. A dale to ro7 · m.; Eve eUatlt 8 p. m. Preoclllnl 8:211 p. m.; p. to. Prayer meellnio p. m. member: The Annual Church . 1,311P. Mid ng W k \lid Weak Pra!"'l meetlnt, 7cl!l "lmrch of God Mt. Mortab Homecoming Sunday, Sept. 19. oervlce · p. m. ee p m. WeclDesdaJ a.. (AM. CarpeDier Baptillt Cborclu • prayer serv1"" 7:30 p. m. Wed · Mulo SUnday School g,so a.m.; Mom- S.v. Daalel Workman. paslor ChOIIer Meii!Ddbt Cburcll Wednesday •od Friday avenlng "'· Mn. ,..er. lng Worship 10:lli a m. Suoday School a. m., Wnr Pearl A. Casto, P•stor; Wor FPedom Gospel Milstoa, 8• Baeblel Ev8118allcol llllp servtee U a. m. and 7' 30 s service at 9 a. tn. , SUnday shan Stlvel'!Wille Road: B. J. Brethren Church - SUnday 9 Flrsl Bapdsl &lldclle. L m. Prayer meeuna 7' 30 P School at 10 a. m · WSCS 1st Griffith paslor' Roger W' School '4li a. to. Wnrlblp, pori, Rev. Donald Boone, oa.. to. Tuesday; Young People' lbursday of mooib: Board ford, S,;.day School W 2nd a: l:tll a. tor: Sunday Scoool l:lli a. m" meeting, 7:30 P· m. Friday. meetlng 3rd Wednesdsy of the a. m.; Evsngellstlc Service, 7· to. A asb ' put.ar. Fred H~ SUpl.; IO:lli a. RoUand Churcll 01 God, Rev. morth. ::II p. m, orayer meetlng, 7:30 UB Cborcll. ..-n SU. m. Worship Service; BYP • P· John Smallwood pastor: Sunday Flatwoodt Melbodlll Chllftl r. m. Tuesda) day School 9!311 a. m.; Worship m.; Evening Worship, 7:38 P. School 10 a. ~.; Evangellatlc - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wo~ Rolland MinloD : Olive No• 5 , ••s SUnday, 1:38 p. m. m.; Wad.Thu7:30 m. PPrayer .,.... Bre thren In mills and factories across the country, they meetln 'lldayp. 7'30 to. aervtce 1 p. m.: yoWJg P•nnl -• e llllp oervlce 10 a. m every man, mlaslooary pastur< SW> Letart Fana uru.... Endeavor 7 p. m. Wednesday; other SW!day 7:4li p. m. SUI> day Scbool 9·30 a m. Worship in Christ Church, Rev. James never stop working-. By night aa well aa by day, prac · Prayer meeting 7 p. to. Satur- day SchoOl, 10 a. m., John 10 .30 a ·Prea~h~~ 7-SO p. Morrison Sunday SchoOl 9:30 a . the wheel. of commerce grind out the goods we Flnl Baplisl Church, PomOo day. Ba~er.;,d SU~LthC:i~b ru"':tln& ~y.;· service, 7!So m. m. Tom Norris,: Su)rt. Worship need as a nation, roy _ Rev. Carver Wllllams. Cburcll Ill e . . urc Tbursda servtce FJJ'St and Third Sunday It's a twenty-four hour job, this business of pro. SUnday School 9:30 till 10:20. Grace Eplteopaf • Pomeroy. Melvm Alkire, B.A., y. evenings at 1:30. Second and duction, and it's a vital job- to you, your family, ~ . •a m. r.meroy, Tho Rev. Richerd H. B.D., pastor. Church, 9:15 a. Syracuse Mission, Rev. Eort Fourth Sunday mornings at 11 10 •church 30 • for· • Mar tiD, WorshiP and 5 ••• . Rector· SundaY - Mor· m., Leo Crew, Sup t· Leo Vaugu' (..'uster. pastor: Services avery a.m . Christian Endeavor, aecyour town, our whole country. Like most vital jobs, Nursery Junior chlldren. alng P.rayer and Sermon. 10:30 an, Asst. Supt. Divi~ Worship at 1:30 p. m. ond and Fourth SUnday evet> it can't be stopped. Ffrsl Bapllll 0!111'<11, llaclne a.m. coffee hour following. 10,30 a. m. Sermon, The Good ings at 7:30. James Morrwon, Faith is a vital job, too. It isn't simply some, News." The Church Board of Tbe Cbnrcll ol t.be Nazar•ne. Pastor thing that God gives you, free of charge, on Christ. Rev. C. L. O<:"nner, pastor. £11terprlse EUB Clllll'cb, Rev. Trustees wlll meet on Monday, Chester: Rev. Herbert Grate, . mas and at Easter. You have to work for real faith. Sunday ~I 8.'30 a. m., Sam ~ ~th, pas~r. Worslllp Sept. 6, at 7 p. rn. The Church pastor; Richard Barton, Supt. ML B•rmo• United tlrelhre• You have to earn it. Yo~ have to keep at it. CurtiS, supl., 10.4li a. m. Mor.. tterVlCO 9.30 a. m.. Sunday Official Board will meet on Charles Bissell. Asst. Supl In Chnst: Rev James Morn ,ng worship: 6:30 ~ m. BYF SchooL 10·30 a. rn. Youtb FeJ. Monday, Sept. 6 at 7,45 p. m. Sunday S.:hool 9:30 a. m.: Morn- """· pastor; Sunday School FortlD!ately, to help you gain and sustain this and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. lowshtp 6:30 P: m.; Boy! and The public is invited to worship lng Worship ll a. m.: NYPS 9 30 a m., 13chlng t0:3~ a vital faith, you have the Church to guide you. Start Evening aervtce: 7!30 p. m: Gll'ls Fellowship:. 6:311 ~ to.; and study. 6:45 p. m.! Evening Servtce. m. Alternate preaching Blld .,._,,.. attending every Sunday and there absorb the won· Wednesday, Prayer meetlng, Evening service /.30 P· m., 2nd . 7:30p.m.: Midweek Prayer oer· Cbrisb81l Endeavor. UD p m ,"""'•·v· ders of God's teachings. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior and 4th SundayS! Youth Cbolr, Forest Ruu Melhodisl cburcb l'lce, 7:30 ~ m. Wednesday. SUnday ~id-Week Prayer ,.,. Choir Practice; S:30 p. m. ru.. 6:30 p. m. Wedaesday. Prayer - Sunday School 9 a. m., Mrs. Yicell Wedneoday, 1:30 p. Dl "I'HIE CHURCH 11'0.. AU.. • ALL FOR THE CHURCH day, Junior Cliblr Practice. Meetlng, 7!30 p, m Wednesday. Fred Nease, Supt. Worship serMlclclleporl CllnrCII ol the NaJ. larly and 1upport the Churrh. 'l'h~y '1'- CburdJ il tha rreatelt raMo~~• UB Church Rev •ice 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell arene, P.ev. Clyde J. Bartlett Middleport l'lrst United l!ru.. J're: ( 1) Furhi.sownllllke.(2) f'or • ..nh lor iZII building ol charach l!l<:hilt.lren'uakfi'. (:!) For the 110l•• .......cltbah!JI. n fllltore· RaU .. d First Baptlst Church [,o,.,..,go E " : Stutler, pastor. Sunday 'ichool 9,30 a. m.; Morn· bytertao Churcll, Rev Howard ~r hi~ .-;ommtmity and 01tion. (4 ) hoale d tplriCual ¥111111.. Withoul • Suoday Scbfo19:30 a.m. PreachEugene E. Emerson, pa~r • ing Worship IO,StJ a. m.: NYPS R<~ppelt. pastor: Sunday Scnoot i'or tho .uke ol the Church i~Jf, .tzoQ ~ Nllbtr d~~~~Wetacy which net.>dl his lllOrnl and m~W\nl aor civm.abllllll IID'Yiw. Tber. In~ Sunday 2!SO p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a. ~ us- Hoatb Methadls1 Charclt, ~tid- Young Peoo''· 6,45 p. m.; Evan 9.30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis 8upport. Plan to 1:0 ttl church nru• . . raur IWDII r.ou~ ,my ..,trY Free Will lllplllt Cburcb aell Arcbhler10:4S Supt. dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; gellstic meeting 7:30 p. m.; supt.. 10 so a. m. Worsblp: !,~\ larl)l and read your Dible daily. )lllllllllhaulil attend terVioel f'l'.f\1• • wors p . a. m. an · Mrs. Nan Moore. ChUrch School Pr . Wed 7 3o p m YF· Wed 6 3r Junior Rutland, Pastor, Rev. Pou I p. rn. alterna1ely. Bible ltudy Supt.; Church School, 9:30 a ayer mee' •g. , . p.m Choor: 7 m. s,;.to; Choir. Taylor; SUnday School, 10 a.m. and prayer servtce led by past- m.; Worship Service, 10:30 o. "'Pomeroy Chureh ol thr Nn Guy Prtddy, Supt.; Preacblng or 7!30 p. to. Wednesday. Cbrl9- m.; Methodist Youth Fellow· arene, sunday School. 9,30 a. SyracUJO First Uttltod Prel aervlce, 7:30 p. m.; Pr:ayer tero lian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd ship, 7 p. m.; Of/ictal Board m.: Morning worship t0 '4.1 a. bytcrian Church - Church oer0 vices, 1:30 p.m. WednesdBJ. Saturday ot month. meeting, tst Sunday of month. m. Evelling Worship, 7 p. m.; 1 .; ,.r~ .. a. ~.; Su 1., , . , ,·;,,, With the hope it will, in same mellllure, foster and help sUB• MI. Moriah llaplllt Cbnreb, 111Drninl Slar EUb Cborch, 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Prayer meeting, 1 p. m. Wed 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., fain that which iJ good in family and community life, this fen· Comer of Fourth and Main Sl Rev Menze.! Smith, pastor: g,lli of ononth, 7'30 p. m.; Eleanor Rev. Clyde v. Henderson, pas· 7,30 P .m. Rov. Nyla Borden. L ~. SUnday School, Fred Circle, 2nd 1'bursday of month tor. . Cheshir..Kyger·Hartford .Par· tore spousored by the business firms and organizafiom Middleport • • 1e Sunda s h 1 9 so . 7'30 p m • Cia" 12, ird Wed tsh Hortlord Baptlll . Church Dllllli r. Y c 00 : Smith, supt.: Earl Shuler, Ass l · · ., th . Ch•rch ol !be Nazarene, Pom· ' M~mlng Worship 9-lS DET Ser· whole 11411161 appear below. a. ~ ArnOld Rlcherda, Supt Morning worship IO!Ili a. m.: oesday of mon • 8 p. m.: All· eroy Rev. Cl vde Hender80n. mon "WatchfulneP or the Teo Morrung Worship, 10:30 a. m. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. ThUll[ emoon Ctrcle, tth Thursday. ol pastor: Su.1day School 9:30 a VIr• ins " Tuesday - Officers day ,. month, 2 p. m. ; Choll' Practice M . W h. 10 30 • · EDT Naomi Baptist Cbnrtb: s... · Wedne!day. 7 p. m. m.: . ornmg ors IP : a. planning meeting, 1 p.m. . day School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- South Betbel EUB Church _ 101'\'Jces UO p, m. P r' Ye r ___:::;:::;::::::::;___ thip 11 a. m.: Prayer aervlce, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pBS· Minersville Melhodisl church m.: I<!YPS 6,45 p. m. Evening p. m. WMnelday. tor. Sunday School 9, 41 a. m., llr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: meeting. 7!30 p. m. Thursday. \ Middleport, Ohio 1 lllddleport, Ohio N H Babr Supt Sunday VIctor Brown, Churc~ School Ch h Carleton ~hureb, Kingsbury orman . ' . Su rt tend t 10 0111 orch ol t e Nazarene, Re· Ro d R Cl de Hinto Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. pe n en • a. m. " eine Ohio Sundaj School al l School, 9:30 m. Alternstely.. Bible Study :: t:so' a.m.' Sunday WorshiP Ralpb Carl fltlpt SWlday Wor- and Prayer set'Vlce led by past- Co . b t . Y Service 10:30 a.m sunday Eve' - 7·SO p m Thursday rnmuruon eac quar er 89 IIII' Din Se . 1 30 M'd ship service, 10:30 a m. and ~, · · ' · nounced. g rvJce : p.m.; 1 • S nda School attendance on 7!30 p. m. allcrnately. Prayer Syracu,. E.U.B. Church. Paul Morse Chapel Melhodlsl week" Prayer Servtce Wednes- Augu 29 57, offering, $14.35. Bakers ol Good Brea4 We FlU All Doeton Preseription.s meeting Wednesday, 1:30 P· m. A. SoUers, P81tor. Church, Arthur Stitt, Pastor ~YU " 3 ~ P::· Rev. Morris M. Worship services were held at 0 Hunlinilon, W. Va. WY 2-29M Pomeroy Cotumblr Olapel: Worship set' 9:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben Sunday School, 10 a. m. OUver e, as r. 10:45 with the Rev. casto bring· . vlco each Sunday :; a m. Qulaenberry, Supt.; 10,30 a. m. Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship Rutlaod Cburcb or the Naur· lng the message on "Eterntty, 91 Suoday School 10 a. ·m. Morning Worship service, 1 '~ oervice, H a. m.; Prayer moe~ ene: SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; Where''" 1 service . p m Evening Wor- and Srd SUndays of the month. lng every Wednesday evening. Mornmg Worship 10,45 a. m M d M R'chard Spen 1 6·15 · ch. Sund • 1:30 p. m. Evening EvangellsEvangeliStic service 7:45 I· m. ' ' r. an rs. sh Ip 7 p.m. ea ay, ti'c Service , 2nd and lth Sun- Portland Methedlsl Church, 1Mid l\ee . k praver serv1ce, . 1·" Monday ...... p. 'l c•r1 spent T esd8last Sonday, t th w ld' Bradhary Chlll'cb 01 Christ, day of moolh. BETHANY Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday m. Wednesday. ~~' u .1 Y Wa shie t oDr c" Art Marcum, mllllster; Bible 9:30 a. m. Morning Worslllp: School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Har· • "" vts• mg a ng on, . . WY 2-2440 Pomeroy MO Llncoln st. Middleport WY 2·2550 ISO E. Second School and Momina Worship, 10:30 a. m Sunday Schoo~ Bly· old G. Roush, Supt.; Kenneth SyracUJe Cbu~cb ol tbe Naza· 1on thetr way home. o:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· the Theiss, Supt.; 6:30 p. m. McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Servtces rene, William ~ fhorpe. _pastor Mr. anti Mrs. Dinsmore 1 . Evemng· Worship Youth Fellowship. CARMEL every Sunaay evenmg. SUndav Srhool • 30 a. m., Mom B , 6 • Dl·• • lng shl 10 30 m oy 1es were ce 11 ed •• JN w es t v·lfor P 1 ~· m. t:30 a. m. SWJday School Way· Racine Methadlat Church, wor P · a. · gm•a and to !'lint Michigan for Pa avU!e CommllJll Cblll'ch ne Roush, Supt.; 10 ' 30 8· m. B. L. McDaniel, 15fistor: Sun· Pentecoltal A.o~emhly, Route funeral services for rcalttve! , Eotabllahed In 11104 Rev 1 Rus ell Cline typsstor _ Mommg Worshtp, 2nd and tth day School 9:Stl a. m.: Preach· 121, Rev. Paul E. Jones, pasl<>r at both places, last week. Middleport Well Columbia, W. Va. WY 2-3284 • s • • Sunday of tho Month; 8 p. m. In .. . MYF 6 . SUnd School 10 a. m · Wor I Young People's service 7:SO p. Evening Ev:rngelistlc Service, g 10 .30 ~· mbl S d m., shi ay . 1-JO .. S · He len Findling of Columbos Ph. Mason 173-M93 m. Thursday; EvangeUsttc aer- J.al and 3rd Sunday of month. PraWyeednran dBI e tu y, .30 p. dap ~r:e~ . J'F md un- came last Friday evening to vice Saturday, UO p. m.; and m. <S ay. y, • e ay an rt ay. assist her brother. Russell al Sunday 1:30 p. m. Tuppers Plalnl EUB Church, Rock Sprlu&s Methodist _ The Penteeostal Cbureb, Mid· h>S home here and to VtS<l Hemlock Grove ~brlollao Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa.'l- Chesler Lemley, pastor; wor· dleport, South 3rd Ave.: Sunday their mother, Iva Findling, who Cburch, Worship servtce, t!SO , tor; Sunday worship 9.30 a. m. ship service 9,30 a. m.; sun- Scllool 10 a. m.; Sunday evening remains quite ill In Meigs Gen. Buiovp. Watches- Sales and Service Will Malo St. Pomeroy L m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. ! Sunda~ School 10 a. m., Ho- day School, IO:I5 a. m.; MYF evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. era! Hospital. 1116 N. Second Mlddleporl Terry Cullurus, Supt. 1bart Vmeyard, Supt Bible Stu· 6,30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Wedn ..day Bible StudY 7:30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz. Support the Church of Your Ch,leo Bradford t'lnlnh of a.rtsl, dy and prayer semces led by Study, Wednesday,.::I'Sq p.m. m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and Nina Robinson and Clara Foil Joe Robinson, Minister; pastor, 7.30 P· m. Tuesday. Rutland Melbodlsl t'barcb- Worship 7·'0 p.m. Pastor, Rev rod. returned their gmndchtld· ' Horner Forrest, Supt.; Bible Adull cia" meeting 1:30 p. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: B. L. Barrett. ren. Vtckt and Sheryl Swartz. to School , o. Mornlnil Worship m. last Monday of month. Church School 9:Stl a. m.: Wor rrl llle Pr •byt . the home of their parents, Mr. 30 0 8 sonv . ' ship service, 10:36 a. m., M . e en and Mrs. Gerald Swartz at Mar9 3 '. ''Everything ln Hardware" 10.30 a. m., Evenin& Worsbl~. Federaled Church, Pomeroy: Y. F. Monday, 1,30 p. m. Church, John Davtes. pastor: 1 ietta Sunday. 7 p. m. Wednesday, 1 p. m. Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor, 81iversvlllo Methodist Cbnrcb Church School 10:30 a. m. \Vor· The Swartz familv reunion Cheater, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Blbl• Study. Carl Kautz, Supt.' S •. n d • v Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sundav ship service :30 p. m. will be held in W~ode grove School 9 a. m. · Worshtp hour !)mer Cbnreh of C b r r al ' ' School, 8:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe KeorgiUlized Cbarcb 01 Jesu here Sunday, Sept. 5. w•th a Bible School 8:30 a. m. Preacho 10 a. m. Supt., Servtces Thursday even· Christ of Latter Day Salnta. oil basket diruw at ooon. 1nt 10:30 a. m., Drslllld lhlrd MI. v~toa F.W.B, Cburch - ing. miles from Rltcine Oil Racln.. Mrs. Clair \Voode and Conm Sundays. Sunday School 9:45 ~· _ m ., Earl Snlloll Melhodisl Chnr<b, ArPortland Road. SWJday School Sue of Pomeroy spent Saturda~ Take Someone With You To Chureh Buildera and Building Supplies M8101 Cl CUreb ol Cbrll~ ~key, su~l.; E~ · mg wor . thur Stil~ pastor . Sunday t:3il a. m.; Worsllip 10,30 a. allernoon wtth Mr. and ~!rs In Pomeroy Over 90 Yean Miller ~· Sunday Bible thip, 7:30 PI\IIJ, .. . ci,l Cox, SehOOI 1o a. m., Cllnt Orr, m., SUnda" evening service al Wilham Carr and dauahters •nd Chester. Oblo Ph. 911G·2005 Stud 9 a. 'm. Evenln& Wor- Looyuum; _YOWJg p p meet: Supt.! SUnday Worship, II a.m 1:M p. m.: Wed. wo,..htp oerv· Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode. sbl \ m. Bible Study 1nt and Btble Study, 7:30p.m.. Syraco,. Melbllsl Cbarch, lee at 7,:ro p. m. Pastor, c. w • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ather· Altend The Church of Your Choice 30 , , ~ : m.P·wedfiesda . ' Wedne!day; Choir practtce at Jr. Lester L. Roush, pMtor: Proffitt All evening serv· t~n and Wtlma Jean spent the Y 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Morning worship oervtco 9 a.m. ICf!l t>egm at 1:30 p. m. ~eekend tn Columbus with rela. p Aobland OU Products Danville Pilgrim Rollne'", IP. Dana Winebrenner, Supt. 10 •· Onr Lady ol Lorello Mlsaioo swartz visited his acto $1.00 and up Brown's Bottle Gas Hicks, mtntater· ttible School 0. Langsville, Ohio). Rev . 0 H. m. Sunday chool: YF \VednesLoog Bottom. Rev. Thoma• p.,. mother, Mn. Carrie Swartz. on Pomeroy WY 2-3498 Ohio Pomeroy WY 2·2166 :30 a.m., Ken~'h Meltlbltmey Car., pastor: Sunday School, 9:~~~~ 1c':'ai' ~ M:.:: tronek, administrator: Sunday Sunday afternoon. Supt.. Morning Worablp a. m., Roberl Grafe, Supt. Wor I llr Monda ell tb Mass no a. m.. e't. Holy Uayo Mr. and Mrs Steven Archer 0:30 ' m Evenin" Worship, ship serv ice at to 3; a. m.; ng, ·30" Hy los of Obligation, 1 p. m. obstsved 1helr 1191 weddlni an• ' grim Youth. R 45 p. m., Evan· at 7· P· m. o Y Ill> 1 p. m., Prayer Servtce, Wed· I. . I 7·30 Mid· on each quarter u announced St. John's CatlloU• Mlssloo: niversary on Thursday, Aue 26 sd m ge 1stic serv ce. · p. m. at the El ood Nw-sin& ho e ne ay, 7 p. · Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· . WSCS first Wednesday ot each near Guysv!IIP iDutob Ridge): mw m Furniture 1nd Appliance• ~-·h ~~ p , , , Rev. Frank Manlert, pu- quietly. The couple recaive4 Quality Furniture at Lower Prieto "uiiU"l; o1 ......-.s, omeroy. oesday, 7·-'0 P. m. a beautiful floral pi~e from 1 Cheller, Ohio Phone 985·2125 Jerry Masters, pastor: SUnday IUagdom Hall or Jehovah'• Letart Falls United BretiJJ'en ' tor, Sunday Ma" 10:30 a. to.: theirdau hter alid a~dau ht·" 141di!leport, Ohio School 9·30 Doy ot Obiigallon &,30 a. d 8 I rdStll 0f COni'g".t . a. m. Cburcb 10 .·311 Wltne.ses· Public meeting . Sun-tin I C rial Church, hi Sunday . School Th Holy . Conlesst'on oL hour before -er an severo ca a.m.: Christian Endeavor. e::JJ day 5 p. m., Watchtpwer study 9:30a.m. wors P servtces. e m. . •n ulatlotll from relativea and p. nL Evening servlee, 8,30 p. e p. m. · Bible atudJ Tueaday Ifirst and third Thursday even-. Mass. rrte-•· ' · · ..... Th• Archers are Ill ' ings at 7·30 and the second and ' 7 m R nd Cb ol Cltrt !1 p. m. Servtc~l meeung, h~· Ifourth &tnday nights at 7:30. , Tloe Salvatloo Army, EnVGJ fair health lor a couple of sucl 1 'lol aSch f ~~.!. Co _II. I!"· ThursdTahy .rsd mstry sc ' .I James MorrisOn, pastor. Ray S. Wining, officer In cbarp. advanced age. Bl• e mmWll<llll' P· m. u ay. , Tbe United Methodist Cburcb Sunday 10 a. m. Holineaa m• Le!w Keaton hu had Ui<!lo 00 •·""• LOCAL UNION 11668 Pomero1 E. Main s~ ~UO ~b m.,C ~- ~r~ey'l st. Paol'• and St. Jnbo'• Pomeroy _ Rev. Melvin Alkire, iDa: 10,30 a. m. Sunday SchooL olve eteavatlng and lllllnl it Ravenswood. W. Va. B~~lt. s~· ~~~~ Lutheran church. - Morning \ pastor. Church School 9:15 a. ISunday 7 p. m Young People's -k done by the Grimm I ,. . • y, · · .. !worship 8:15a.m. and 10:15 M. LeoCrew,Supt.,LeoVaugh· Legion ' 7:30 ,, m. SalVation the;.'ltammdhlsbarnlllldl>e<·e mme. leader. I 1 . m.; sunday School 9:30a.m. ' an, Asst. Supt. Labor Sunday. meeung: Thursday, I to 9 a.. In preparation for buildina soon. llloa Cltatdl II Cbrbt, I'Gm. (Both congregations are mee~ Morning Worship 10,30 a. m. dies Home t.eaaue: 7 p. m. Prep Mr. ltld l1ln. Otarl• J). Church and Olllee SuppUet - Glib rov . UarrlaniiVIda Road, Et> tng as one at St. John's Church I The Paslpr preaches on the 'i rlaloes: 130 p. m. Bible ttudy, Woode Yillted. her llllllher, loh gene UnderWood, dlltdJter, Bl· al Pine Grove wnilo the new theme: "A Workman Unasham· prayer mooting. Olber eervk:ll l . B. Bayll m MkW'epnrllalt Mlddtoport Bikers of Rolsum Bread Dlt ldlooJ 1:10 a. 111.; Morti[JII St. Paul'l ~burcli illleilti! bllilt. ed1" Monday Churcb Board ol by '"""~ aaen-. ~ R A Middleport BIG DEAL DAYS ! Pomuoy SevCDib Trustees meet at 7 p. m. All s.rvtc! THE SHOE BOX I 63 OLDS 88 HOllO A Y SEDAN _ For SURE Only 3.99 SEE THESE GREAT USED CAR VALUES! , YEAR·END CLEANUP SALE lng its own law enforcement structure. Confidence of the people will have to be regained before law and order can pass~ bly be fully restored. . . . , Cooperatioll will have to mtroduced between ctty and Negro leaders and independent. intelligent bl·racial established. Federal would act as these efforta if needed it - - - - - - -- - Plea~&nl Valley ilolpllal Dally Sentlnell, Pomeroy·MIOrueport, o.~ S8liL I, lid I ( I· • I Ch h News SentIDe nrc Perhaps It Is too early to pro~hesy what the ]~suits ol the rtols wYI be, hut these obser· val!ons seem evident: National Civil Righta movement will be adversely affected. The riota came at a time when the Negro ADMITTED: Warren Wn"k· was winning a hard fought bat· man, Pt. Ple~sant; Mrs. Ue for freedom. To many this Neal, Galhpohs Ferry; horrifying dtsplay wiU · · Clyde Sanders, Gallipolis; fy that the Negro race is aid McClure, Leon; Earl J. yet prepared lor the responslbil· mon. Pl. Pleasant; Jesse illes il 11 gaining. VanMeter, Letart. . DISCHARGED! Warren Style 7265 Study Will have to be man. of the Los Angeles pohce 7268 partment. Why wasn't It able . stop ACTION -FB.ED · . the M violence be th inr itsI begin· I PT.CIVU. PLEASANT A suede clasps rung? ay e po tce orce action has been filed 1n the b<our foot in a gentle fold too or small and should In be ed is inadequate lice of the Circuit Clerk. makes walking pure ways. City adtn.inistration l action Is styled Crane should meet the task of Compony vs. Marietta !plet1sure. Love this bigb· turing Company. The CTE demands judgment oxford with wafer TWO INDU D defendant in the sum of PT. PLEASANT- James F with interest and costs for boxed back-black Gaskins, Alva L. Sullivao, of chandise delivered. Point Pleasant Police Deoart·l men!, and Bess Lewis of IIORSEMEN PART Milton Police was Inducted into the Fraternal Order of Police, DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI)...John Tu·Endie-Wel Chapter 1112 dur· McSham . of Phliadelphta and ing the regular monthly meet· \ramer Vmcent O'Brien. of Ire· ing Wednesday evening held at land, _one of f:be most succe.ss· the Mason City Building. lui lnsh·Amertcan ~orse racmg MIDDLEPORT, 0. . , combmallons, termmated th '· Fred Taylor, chtef of pollee of partnership by mutlll\1 con~ Mason, reported on the 37th Thursda~Y·iiiiiiiiii National Convention he attend• ed In Pittsburgh, Pa., Au!iUst 22-261h. s WY 2'11374 were each charged with ac:.sa ult. • • G l EWI S REPAIR SERVICE 134 Mill St. Whatever steps are taken, Los Angeles must lnsllfe Ita citlzella that welt a riot wiD not ngllln occur. And Olblr racially • torn cities must take a look at LA and resllze that il can happen ~~ home. By Tom BaU ' l:l:nomretumed 62 - 1. Pamoroy, 0. pu.. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY eo:." I THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA . OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. SOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ,.:10 :t· MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I • &...- 1 ' �.. . ~ .. ~ ' ., ... , ... ............ .......... ~, tm eM ~KF!I!M, CIIARlS Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 3, 1965 ---- WANT AD -- INfORMA liON ~~~··· ··"'~• • ·" l)at ~"" ..._toiS.UOfl •.,no., ,_,..cUlM ~ 6 . . .,ullrla) ...A·"'"''·' AU~ :UR.Ktl:l 'TIII~f. j ""ll · oe •coooptM ant.t• r.oo .._ ll FM Da' "' """"ll ...ttmo IUI.UUI.Al'IUN PUf'IU•~tlt l'tlll! "' .mt _.._ or ~ uu ·•lflr~•hlll. •·t"'"' ~ IIIH"'I«ft•'-l:t o· •. ..,.r .. l,.. ftJI'I1 IIGf ~ •biHll,. I'M ..., IJU.. - -- tractor, culti'\l.ij,tQfS, --- It's Your Chevrolet Dealer's FOR YOUR 1951 For Rent dis brush cutter, upright piano.l Call Sam Curtis WI 9-2112. 9 3 tic FOUR ROOM house, bath and fumace, furnished. $35 montb Couple preferred. Dial LY 28130, Athens between B and SLU GGISII septic tank'! Clog· 9p.m. 9Htc ged drains'! Get Klean~Em­ AII Septic Tank Cleaner. 4 ROOM FURNISHED apart· Landmark Farm Bureau. ment for rent on South Second Pomeroy. 9 3 3tc I Ave., Middleport, after first I BIWWN ...HE$ REAL FAT .. SELL OUT SALE! HUNnNG NEEDS ·I VISIT STEWART'S GUN SHOP RUTLAND, OHIO ACT NOW • • • HURRY IN By FRED LASSWELL National League ·. W• • Pel. GB. Los Angeles 76 59 .563 . . . Minnesoto San Francisco 7S 58 · .557 1 Cincinnati 74 59 .556 I Chicago Milwaukee 7S 60 .549 2 Cleveland Pittsburgh 73 83 .537 3\!o Detroit Philadelphia 69 64 .519 6 Baltimore St . Louis b7 68 .496 9 New York NO WI W. L. Pel. GIL 85 51 .112$ 78 57 .578 ·~ 74 74 '12 87 62 00 51 48 sa .sse 60 59 68 73 75 85 14 9~ .552 10 .5511 1011 .496 17\!o .4511 22\!o .4!4 24\1 .375 34 .364 35 USED PIANO - 1 nice re-~~c~on;~-~~==;~~~~~~= ditioned upright piano. • 1964 Chevrolet Impala $2395 Chicagn 64 73 .467 13 Los Angeles HT Coupe. Locally owned, clean Interior. white flnish, delivery. Coli Rutland Houston 59 76 .437 17 Washmgton lure SH 2-4211. 93 like new W. W. tires, 321 cu. in. VB engine and std. trans, Bo•ton New York ~ 92 .324 32\!o Ka City Radio and heater. FORKED RUN 0885 TbarsOay's Resoles 1965 HONDA 250 Scramble. Houston 4 New York S Tbunday'o RetUIII t.act Jack walker, Hemlock SPORTSMEN'S CLUB 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 - - - - $1795 Philadelphia 4 San Francisco s 4 Door V8 engine, Cruiseomatic trans .. power steering Grove afler 5 p. m. WY 2Between Chester and (1st). Chicago 5 Baltimore 3 (1st) and brakes. power seat, grey finish, new 1st line white-. 6717 • before, WY 2~68!)4. Lone BoHom Off Rt. 241 San Francisco 5 PhiladelphiD 2 Chic•go 9 Baltimore S (2nd) wall tires, radio and heater. 81ltfc (2nd) CleVEland 10 Kanaas City 6 SUNDAY, SEPT. S 1965 STEREO radio, 1965 mOd· I $1195 Chicago 5 St. Louis 3 New York 8 Los Angelet ll 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan el. This set has dual volume STARTING AT NOON Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh Detroit ' ldinne,.ta 4 (twilight) Local car and dean inside and out, fawn finish, auto1 control with 4 speed intermix· ENTERTAINMENT & night Washington 5 Boston !, night matic trans., heater. good W. W. tires. ed changer. Radio equipped. REFRESHMENTS Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati S (11 FridiiJI'S Probable Pll<hen Twin speakers. Lo\•ely wal· Matches Will Be Held .Every 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. $895 Innings, night) First & Third Sundays. 6 cyl. P()werglide. radio and he·ater, whitewall·tikel like Pickup Probable pitchers Kansas City at Los Angeles nut finish. Take over pay. EVERYONE INVITED In Memory new, clean interior. Ivory and gold finish, A sharp car. mcnts ol $1.25 per week or HAM_ BACON _ Friday's Probable Pltchero (2, twi-nlght) - Krausse U"l =v;:-::M;;;Ec:MORY of our hus!r.Jnd Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and Joyce I~) vs. Brunet [8-9) pay the remaining balance TURKEYS_ CHICKENS 1 1960 Mercury Parklane H.T. Sedan _ $895 and father, Everett 0. Mil- H~li'.:l: an::: tour N'l"•"'• turrn~ h& due $97.37. Cali WY 2·6555. ' nighti-F'riend (6-10) vs. Cion- and Newman (11-13). ed llld OIJIIurniAbed apart Jet black finish, clean interior, all good tires, automatic hoan, who passed away Sept. mger 09-9). Ch.cago at Minnesota inlght) 1 61 menll WY ~ 12 6 II< =:--:::=;;-;;;;;-:o;--,8.,..3-. """,c Real Estate For Sale I trans., power lleering and brakes. Mercury finest model. 3. 1964. New York at st. Louis (night) - Howard (7-6) vs. Kaat <13-10). We didn't know the pain you anrt 4 H.OIIM turm~.hl"l apart· 1965 COLO!\ TV Coosole, VHF FOR SALE _ 99- acre farm -setma IIHI) vs. Sadeckl (4-11). Washington at Detroit (night) and UHF tuning. Lovely wal- new house, on mail and sc hoo1 1962 Ford Galaxie Con. Cpe. _ $1495 had ments. Rowley & Reed Hard Los Angeles at Hou•ton -Narum (4-11) vs. Aguirrt nut console. This set J months bus roule. Phone sam Curtis, 1 Cream finish. White Top. V8 engin• Automatic trans. Or hear ~·our final sigh. ware. 5 ll tfc (night) Willhite (1-21 vs. Not- 02·9). power steering, new whitewall tires, Radlo and heater. old. Has picture tube warranWI 9_2112 . 9 3 tic We only know you passed atebart 14-12). C I eve Ian d at Bollimort FURNISHED apartment, f ty. Take over payments of way Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night) - McDowell (14-10) vo. 1960 Ford 4 Door _ _ _ __ $795 rooms and private bath. In· $12.34 per month or pay b;llWithout a Ja;1 goodby. I night) - Cuip (!1-9) vs. O'Toole Bunker (6-7). AutomatiC! trans. Good tires. Clean interior. Radio and God gave us strength to face qwre Oh.io HoLe!. 7 13 tfc ance due $388.00. Free home (1-9) beater. 1 Boston at New York (night)TWO BEDROOM house on Lin· demo. Call IVY 2-6555. it San F'rancisco at Chicago- · Monbouquette (3-16) v.. Dowo8 J1 6lc POMEROY - One story frame, And courage to bear the blow coin Hgts., birch kitchen, aLt I Bolin B-41 vs. F'aul (4-3). mg 111·12). But what it meant to lose tomatic gas heat. IVY 2-5127. 1 USE ONE of our Corpet Sham- part Pcrmastone front, 2 bedSaturday's Gamfs Saturday's Games basement you 8 20 tfc pooers FREE wiU1 B l u e rooms bath. full SEE THESE TODAY! Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Chicago at Minnesota No one win ever know. gas furnace heating, double MODERN 4 room apartment Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Lo~ Angeles at Houston Washington at Detroit Sadly missed by wife child· on East Mair. St., Pomeroy. er Furniture, Middleport. Ohio garage many extras. Excel1956 Chev. Bel Air HT Cpe. _ $249 San Franrisco at Chicago Kansas Cily at Los Ang, night reo, and grandchildren. Phone WY 2-2:11!1. 8 31 6tc 8 31 6Lc lent loe"ation . Priced right. New ~ork at St. Louis, night Cleveland at Baltimore, night 9 3 Itc MIDDLEPORT ~ room fcomP 1957 Dodge V8 • 4 Dr. P.S. P.B. $149 Phila at Cincinnati night Boston at New York, 2-lwi-night TRAILER SPACES, flat rate, Employment Wanted J bedrooms, bath, utility Card Of Thanks water, free sewage_ Contact WIIXJW wants hout:ewor-k - by room, enclosed back porch $199 1957 Buick HT Coupe ela, Tressa, and Steve. ColumTHE FAMILY of Ralph IRis. John J. Fry, Depot Sl. Rut· lhe day. Lorena Snyder Ph. corner iot, good lucatwn. bus. Smith wJShes to c,xpress land. B 2ti 30tc WY 2-6361. 8 31 61p $7500.00. 1958 Chevy V8 - 4 Dr. Sid. Trans. $249 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris sincere thanks and appreciaROUTE 143 FARM - 77 acres ' 1 spent Sunday afternoon wJth tion to the many relatives, S E 25 cultivated balance pas· 1955 Chevrolet 2 Door _ _ _ $99 Mr. and Mrs Fern Norris or friends and neighbors who FOR Al Busi_n~ ~ices •.urc and timber, six room Racine. were <;o thoughtful and kind frame home, bath, front and to all ol us at the time of 4 ROOM house on Luurrl Cliff.[ back porches barn crib his death Words are Inade- 4!10 gallon water lank with er building• CKS ISPLAY By Mrs. llerbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shield• quate to express our gralilude sland. 30 feet hose. Call Joe ALBERT M. COX. ••• 39 NEW CARS & TRU ON D RTh~ descendants of Fred entertained Sunday with a cook for the many beautiful nora! Hysell, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 1 WY 2_3830 WY 2 ous and the late Sally Slaugh· out at their home in honor of arrangements, the numerous , 2·6585. _ _ _ _ _ 9·2·6tp I !. J AT OUR BIG USED CAR CENTER ter Roush and of the late Wil- their nephew, Richard Sargent. 9 rards and notes, the abund- 7000 BTU Tomeo noor fur· FOR SALE _ Modern house, oon and Ora Durst Slaughter Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ance of food . the helpfulness nace, reasonable. Richard held a family reunion at Fork- Jack Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. of the neighbors and a II Vaughan, Phone WY 2-3374. 4 rooms with bath, ed Run lake Sunday. Attending Bill Robin•on, Mike, Patty, Dauther exprPs~ions of sympa- 1 Sales & Service garage, aluminum siding. I were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear- vid, Berta and Pete, J\.1rs. Mar9 2 Jtc Nice yard out of high water. son and S 11 '1 d 1 F. h M 11 A and thy. Ou• special thanks to PEACHES ·t- th M'd M . a y, n r. an Mro. ene IS er, o y, my 254 1 Dr . Telle and the stafl at a e w.a'J . ar eFits Almost Every Car Write Box • Racine, Ohio, Clarence Roush, Tony, Tommy Larry, all of Racine, Mrs. Phil· (;allipolis Medical Center Dr.1 ket. Pomeroy, Gerogia Belle, or phone WI 9-2277. _ YOUR CHEVY DEALER and Anna, Ricky Clark, all of ip Radf~rd and Stephanie of Ridgeway. to Dr. Raymund ~ Wh1te ~each .. now on hand: el'ransrerable When F'OR SALE - 7 room house Winfield, W. Va., Mrs. Roger Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Howard Boice. and lhe Meigs General Aiberta s amvmPgh Thur;Ydal · You Trade Car> and bath, 3 large bedrooms, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Theiss, Beth, Barbara and Robinson, Carl, Raymond and Hospital to Fritz Buck or- 8 nng con 1amer. one 11 2· new Holland stoker f Barry of Dorcas, Mr. and Mrs. Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence • I 2582 9 2 3tc eGuaronteed 24 months g.anist, to Rev . HR~old Dos- ' · thermo controlled. Ex Francis Webb of Letort Falls Shields called in the altemoon or 24.000 mlleo POMEROY, OHIO · ter to Ewing Funeral Home, 1964 HONDA 150. white side • Most Popular Unit locat1on. Phone Rocine Mr. and Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs. F'loyd Norris, Mrs. Her· to Drew Webster Post of wall tires, electric started, 2433. 9 and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- bert Roush and Roger were American Legion and the 1 windshteld, 2 mirrors' crash ln the U.S.A FOR SALE _ se;en SCJ Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Gallipolis visitors Saturday and Troop 270 Boy Scouts of Am- bar, saddle bags, luggage carhouse with bath, sell Roush, Roberta, Nancy. called on Rev. James Mor· erica. ner with slrap, soft hand 00 ·11 $3 500 00 Ph Sharon, Cinav. David, and Ed- rison at Gallipolis Medical Cen. fen der ornament. PII . tns;fllled Vt e, , .Freda . one Mrs. Ra Iph Sml'th an d ch'ld I ' gnps, 47ll2 or see c,rs Lege I Notice ward, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll ter who underwent •urgery on ren, Father and Mothor, Bro-1 SH 2-4935. 9 I 3tp White, Darla and Deanna, Jo Tuesday. Also calling on Rev. 8 ther and Sisters. liCLARINET and pony . Call WY I FOR SALE - 4 room AN OR~~:!~~:c~O~M~·~D SIC· A~n and Edith Roush, Mrs. Morrison were Mra. Bob Adami --9 3 llp 2-7013. 9 I 61p TION 1 OF OAOINANCI NO. " ' RLih Parsons and Mrs. Edna and Mrs. Erwill Gloeckner. .. 0 house, new bath. Be It ordained by tbe Villac• at R h R t ta f M Notice NICE half~runner beans. Also ' Pomeroy, • Jarge front porch, MiddlepOrt, M..h1dleport, Ohio, .. rol· ous . ecen sues 0 r. 4Dd - - - - .... two good rabbit dogs. Phone painted, plenty of ",." Jake Stitt, brother of Mrs. Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam were THE CHESTER Fire Depart· WI 9-2413. 9 1 3tc AJ:~ CONDITIONING Refrlger· % mile from town. Mu or~~~:!,N ~~-T~:! ·~~~~· ~~d.l ~ By Mn. A. H. Bailey I Alec Wheeler was injured while Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ours, Mn. ent I8 . Ch' k - ~ ·-- -------·-· I J k' R frl folluw~ : The rullowlnll WHIII! Scale ll I at work at Cole Lumber Co and Van McDade or Portland. m sponsormg. a IC ~ FOR YOUR hunting needs, vis- ation aerv ce. ac 8 e g· to appreciate. Phone ta~·rehy adoptl!d for lbe EmployM• ot ~r. zmd Mrs. Ralph Ballard is confined to Camden Clark 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shields ell Barbecue and ICe cre~m it Stewart's Gun Shop, Rut- eration, New Haven, Phone 6127· _ _ ~hhjei' 1!~ag;,.~/e ~~~r"~· P~~~ont.h and family spent week end with hospital. and Mr. aDd Mrs. Bob HiU atsocial at the Chesler Ftre land, Ohio. Sh~s.. bullets and TU Z-3537. 4 6 tfc FOR SALE 7 room._h R.. KU iar Patrolman 1251 .25 Pt!r munlh Mr d Mr Leo Edd d Mrs Ott Bo to d tended the Le wts...... . ,._ F8JI! . ·H It ·u be · t ouse, Nlwht Patrolman 1120.00 p.r maath an s. y an . s n an Bessie aur ouse. WI gm a noon powder for re-lplli1~ . Also AUCI'IONEER bath, modern !Ctchen, next to Extra Poll ee - tLJ• per hour. family of Wooster. Parsons spent a day with Mr several daya. . on Labor Day 9 2 3tc will bu seU a d tr d ,._ lete Service Street ..-... reman - S3l3.711 per rnontb . - ·· ·y, n a e guns. ""mp school on Church Street. Sy· street Employeu - aus per hour Mr d Mr El B of and Mrs. Clayton RoHiM In , 9 1 lBtc Critt Bradford racuse. Phone WY 2-22.34 Park and Rfl:reauon Dlreetor - am. . an s. mer aum Parkersburg WE NEED suppliers of rough Wrlto, Prone or Conta<i · ·00 ' " ~•th Bremen called on Mro. A. H · . . ... • '""· T,!! ~ hardwood lumber. Contact GERT'S a gay girl - ready for A. c. BRADFORD 8-30-6tc P1.>0l Manager- 1225.00 per month Baley Tu sd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill and GI'O.pllaMt-Tft. ua&nlpld,..,. 1 .. Ben Rowland Perry Wood a .whirl after cleaning carpets FOR SALE : 6 room house -On SwlmrnhlM Ix.tructor- 12.00 per hour M de Mray. H II Fr' d Max, Roger Theiss and CJar. ~A:C:1:'w~c~=.~.t~ , th Bl L t R I Racine, Oblo Life Guardl - sa.n par da7 r. an s. o y len Llifl . I . Mr ...._ st.tr of PtUQ"Inail ... ~ Products Co., Columbus, Ohio. w~ ue us re. en_ e ec5 1 tfe Union Avenue, outside Cor-1 ConcenloNI Attendant - .a per spent a kend 'th M d ence ' are VIS ti~ . and t... "' tbl.l Btlll ~ , tllll trtc shampooer $1 Ptckens · 1 hour wee WI r. an Mrs Paul The1'ss ·ID Or •lAd dwt.. 1111 "-ct.•,.~ ••• da p hone 444-7ow Yl or 875' poration limits, with runntng Secretary Ia the Mayor - 11!10.011 Jllrs. Francis McPeek and ram. d egon. ltrl.t Ill ~ ~ . . . . . . . . i: iiS4 nights. 9 2 6tc Hardware Co., Mason, W. HEATING, PlamhlJ!I, MueUer watec and natural ga•. Call '" month il f Sard' Mr. an Mrs. Lesil>r Rou•h bumJ """"" • - 1r " ' - ----· ·- - - - - - - Va. B 30 6tc Ji'urllaces. Arnold Brothers• WY 6016 or WY 2-7759 Dump Attendant - 164.00 per DlODtlll yMr0 nd Mr1!. J h M v·JCkie, Gary, M'kI e an d J 0 hn,, ..... " .... - . llllnl• ....... u Cemelery 8exlun- 100.00 per montb 1914 : AdiiiU«< ..tl, I3H,UU8UI; u.! CHICKEN BARBEQUE Sept.. 5 HOUSETRAILER 35 • Bon 200 C18 East MaiD S~ Pom· -· - ~ . .Junteer Firemen - e.oo per year . a s. osep oran spent the weekend with Mr bUtu". ll97.801,126.H; Net ..na, sm. ' • Pbo WY • •• 48 LOT FOR SALE· Excellent Clerk of Board of Pubua AUaln - and son of Weston W Va re· 241,/lfiS oe· C&Dttal, 123.001295.00; ~ at entrance of Forked Run J: 160 t Jot, 28 J 11 t .al eroy. ne ~ • . .. . . . . ' tUO.OO per monlh. I • . . and Mrs. Walter McDade at tm.I80.373 09; biCOIIt, l23l.Jn.IOU4; ' . · urn7 21) tfc bmldmg site - 3'% acres on 1Be nd the 111me 1.t hereby •mendH cently spent a weekend With Tr "tlldltlln'lt.!18!,149,83US. Lake. Sponsored by Squadron inum carport, lD New Haven Route 33 5 mil fro I Lo read 118 follow•· Mr d M c I Off tt oy. N WITNU11111nii:..!J ......... .... ·~ Civil Air p tr I 'I I' . $ NEIGLER BUILDING S p I , es m The followlnc Wage seale • her. • an rs. ar u . Sunda ests of Mr d ll'!rW., llllt till ., _.to • ..... wv~> a o. CI y l~Jts, 2.850. See or call • u p y Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY b~ adopted for the t:mvlu yee• o! the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris and y gu . . an I ;~~t!.u.~;a-Ohlo, ~.ad&li,lub' 1.1K5. 8 31 5tc BtU Grmstead 882-2513 Racine, Plastic waU tile 14c VIllage or MiddlePOrt. ohio: . Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr. ..._ · .._.._IIC ...__ • 611 2-5187. 8 17 tfc Chler or Police - I.'W6 .00 pt"r month children spent SUnday in CoJum. and Mr Cl I Co . p 6-28-7tp per Sq. fl for bathroomS, HeJU[ar Palrolmaa - Q76.1J0 per bu!i ViSiting relatiVeS S. Jares rwm, 8l1)&U'I'OJI0BlLIJ: _,...., "Ho;;;u-;;s;;;E;;;TR"'A"'ILE=R::-a-nd-:--olo-;t- 200 house builders, aluminum &id· Help Wanted moolh M d Mr G . R0 b t9 ':-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i! caDDI!Uedt '..oet your opera. I I lng, kitchen cabmets measur. - -- £xtn t'ollcl! - lUll per hour r. an s. e?rge er tar'l lleenH? caD WY 1-2161. x 100 ot, carport. New Hav- ed 1 . f kit be THREE ladies at once to help st~t Y1.>reman - J34o,oo Per montb .spent a weekend m Colwnbus 0 0 ll$U en. See or call Bill Grinstead &Ze c 0 17 tf with Fall and Christmas busi~ ~~rr~et !~P 1 ';i'e~eatlo~1 ·~:::">~ou~ with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deet,.. 882·2513. 6-28-7tp c ness. Full or part time. $3012:l~ .oo per month er and family. Be.linda, who -Pool M~nager - tZ2~dJO per month h d , IMITH'S Clothing store is oow NEW HOLLAND Ensilage blow$.SO week part time. Car nee~ swlmmlne ln•tn~cwr- 12.00 per hour a spent several weeks Wlth apeD at Letart Falls, Ohio, 10 er: wit.h 8" pipe complete. Auto Sales essary. Write c-o The Daily ~~~e:;-1~~~· A"tte~~a:: ':'~hour her grandparents, N!tumed to a. m. untU 7 p. at. 8 20 tfc J1m Carnahan, Racine. Ohio. 1963 FORD- pickUp, in good Sentinel, Box 668-5, Pomeroy, secrll't~~nt~o Mayor - •u•o.oo pu her borne with them. . - - - - - - - ---- - Phone WI 9-2708. 8 27 6tc d' · Ph WY 2 5652 Oh10 6-28-12tp cemetery Seltton - t!KI.OO per month Mr. and Mrs. Forest MillS of IF YOU HAVE Wlnted To Buy -· ----- -- ~ con tl.ton. one - . -· , Volunteer t'!remtn - 11.00 per year Columbus called on Mr and 1 BEANS, potatoes, torrmtoes and 9 1 31c · Clerk. of Board Gf Pubu~ Afhtr1 · 1150 ·00 per rnontb Mrs. Carl Offutt Sunday. Their INTERESTED tn buying house sweet cor~. VI 3-2254. Cl~r· i958 FOHD Fairl-aOe500 V8, auto Tempo~:~ Clertcal Help - ll.OO per mother Mrs. BeUe Quinn acor lot around Dorcas or Ba· ence Proffttl, PorUand, Oh1o. malic, excellent condition. SECTION 2: That Section 1 of Ord· companied them to visit friends 24 tf p · •. o f · k 1 Rob 1 lnance No. Bin PUled b7 tbe Villare 8 shan area. Call 949-2811. c ncru or qutc ta e. er I of Middleport on March e. 19115, llJd 8lKI. relatives for a short time. Vance, Lendina"' Creek Rd., au ordlnaru.:..-.beNWLt.h n4 ~~&111 or m,,.b,. ardtDancn Mrs . Opal MorrJ!I · and J ane t 8 31 6tc lneort~~Uot.ent and reYOU WISH TO SELL, CONTACTr "'AN"n=Q"'U;;;E:-cFur;;::::cni-;:tu::re=-,--:;dl;:s-;:he!::, I I Phone s~ 2-1606. - - ' I 6tp I ..;k'Z:'noN ,, Thol ' " ' .... ,•••,. of Morning Starr and Clifford miscellaneous. Cal} or write: • • 4 DR. 1959 OLDSMOBILE, sup- , ~!. !~A~e;:_:c~~v~ 96~ .1u1,. 1. Iiiii. MMorr1sdof Racme callfed on 01 Mrs. Howm-d Cecll. a» w. No Federal Excise Tax er 88, good tires, all new 1 I.ee smith, Mayor, r. art Mrs. Carl utt. ..... St., Pomerov. brakes, radio, power brakes, 31 Ing ATrEST : Gene Grale, Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis 191 "~ ' 8 211 tic 15 Cu. Ft. Chest ·~ "' '· , . of Dexter spent Monday with power steering, hydromatic -------~-.:....... FREEZER $I 79 transmi,ion, new springs. CLEVELAND IUPI) _ Clevetlleir daughter, M13. Mary K. Insurance USED FREEZERS One of the cleanest cars in land Browns officials report ium, matching tho New York G~ Holter and family. Mrs. Davis BIDWELL WOODYARD JRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen ' SEVERAL GOOD Pomeroy. Call Wolter Grues- that nanr.er Paul Warfield's ant. against the Detroit Lion• remained for a longer visit. . er. WY 2-3230. Actual mile- b k bo h' h re- , the first game and the Browns Mro. Pete Kirkhart returned Insurance Agency, Inc., Porn,.. 1 USED MODELS age 43,1100. Price $895.00. ro en co11 ar ~e, w IC to her home at Marlon, Indiana, I BIDWELL, 0, PH. 388-8323 uired surgery healing nice· again•t Green Bay in the sec. q 15 irDY· Phone WY 2-3381. STILL AVAILABLE 8 2 Uc • after VIsiting her daugher and I 9 1 tfc ---"""'ly ond. The -::--:c:--...::...:...::. RamDier son-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Ralph !AETNA CASUALTY Insurance Paul Haywood Dave Denham POMEROY World SIIJidard ol l':ompad warfield, Injured n tile Col· Coach Blanton Collier, 1 man Tru&sell and family. I Jack W Clruy E:leelleDCf )lege All-Star - Browns game in who admit! he is never satisfied Clint Orr, who is employed Mullen.nnee Agency, Inc. Foreslor Forester Porner ne WY 2-3381. Mtnager Big ear room. ride lad per- : Cllica~o Aug. 6, may be ready with his team because he does at ' Columbus spent a week t"nd 1906 43rd Street 92f>-23rd Stroet · title Ph. W'Y '2-2181 formance. Small c:tr eeonom}' 1 for limited action in time tor not think a coach could ever at his home here. i Pt. Pleasant, W. V1, Pilrkersburg, W. Vo, "'I' "'Hi:::JII'O;;;:---;;Copylll=:_I_Servlce. Co!> and mau•KerabtUIJ the Browns-Eagles clash on Del. he, aaid he was happy witb the Mrs. Kathrine Milhoan and PHONE 675-4017 PHONE 485-5054 See 3. progress made at Hiram since son, Wiliiam and Miss Carol lea made o1 legal papen, SEWING machines. repair ,... Metrepoattn Mnton 'Mle Browns broke camp at camp opened early io July. Osborn of Keno spent an even· birtll recordl IJid 111mos1 IIIIJ vice, all makes. WY 2-2284. other dwll. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. FREE PROFESSIONAL FORESTRY SERVICES E. 1\Wn Street, Pomero, Hiram Thursda) Saturday Next week the Browns will ing with Milo McDade. 1 1'11111 WY W171 0 evening is the annual double· work out on a field OD the east ~lr!. Doris Friend called on I ReDler 1a1 oce, PvwetO) Authroized Singer Sales and u 11o llfnoice. J 29 lfc t 22 tic llloQer at !he Cleveland Stadl- aide here. lrleDdl at SJracUH laaL weelf. '! -----------------~ olrl1l ~ . , '"' !WP"...- far . . •ft01Jn1101 .....,r:IOII of the month. Call Mrs. J. H. Mitchell. SH 2-1175, Saturday or Sunday. 9 2 3tc - ·FOUR ROOM furnished opari-1 me~t. Phone WY 2·3658. 8 24 uc -------UNFURNISHED ! room, Datb, utility room. nice vard. Point Lane. Lincoln He1ght•. Ph. WY 2-3874. 6 18 tfc TRAILE~ LOTS rree uwage and water Brown'• frail er Park !Stale Approved! Minersville, Ohlo, Pbone W\, l-3324. I lli Uc SHOTGUN MATCH -~""' _ ......... ~ 35. Plaeappto: So. Ala. .... a:z. Part of 1 tbo1'1111p :!Ill. A.b7u 1 4AFr. fJrf ~J.AN IS TO INRL:TRATE 111Af61'Q.JPOFRlREi5NERS, 'fSt TAKING 11-tE. PLACE OF 11-tEQoJE I RE.SEMBLE!! I'LL CW'nlEI!t MILLION$e>UT I V..ON'T SPEND IT ABPIJAJ>I!- II,....,....,...,..,,..,._...,.,........,_• I Cucklu f<ttlt~ b l MARK IV AUTO pOMERO'yMOTOR co' I I $340 Bashan . ' sOCiety . News 81aettnar's - -·r e::..'"': - - - - - - - - - - · - I • 7 -----------<" . . *• - '1'0'1' lYO BKJ'B&•H• •a•z J'B'f & J'BJ!-J'IP: )(II: C II Y.,.ll Oo 11 "· I: X)( xv• DICK TRACY JIJ'I'f HeRE!' &y'a OIJptuqou&w THII BORE :ts Xi'R. C. IU!!!NQ m on:u. ICVIiRnHIHa.-vOLTADU!l c ...... """ • • - . . ...., • WMPO Radio trOND~ Y THRU l"RRDAY6:00 SigD On - News &:00 Sacred Heart 6 20 Meigs CouniJ RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm 8:30 N""' 6:57 Weati...7 110 National ,;ew• ; :00 Bill Miller Shov 7:30 Sports Par.<to 7:35 BiU MiUer Show 1. 3~ Pickem Hardware l'l'Ut> Thurs.) 750 New• 8 1.. Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Sho\t 9.00 Newo 9:05 Cotlee with Janel ll :00 Portraits ol 1 Patriot i.n A ~ ~wap Shop If' · Bill Miller Brunch Show ll ,;:. Mason Agr. P..ogram !Tuesday) 10 45 Family Worslup ('!'hun.) 10.45 A.~. c. Program (Friday! 11 .110 New• 11 Ob Tiay'o Country Ju.1ctlon 11.311 ru1y'o Country Hymns ll. 110 Cement Block NeWll 1:<·311 Goessler'o Guest Star IFrillayJ 11:311 l..orry Anderson Show 3: r Jim Meeo Show f : 15 Blaettnar Auto Show 4:311 l!:leetrtc Compony News !:4b Jim Meeo Sbo., 5:00 News Jim Mees Show 5: 3() Rizer's Weather Report 5:90 Sport• Parado ~ : 05 8:110 Sundown Serenade 6:15 SigD Off SAroJU)AYS 8:00 SigD On - News 6:30 Happy Valley Boys 1:05 Country Mustc 'l'lm8 1:20 Country Jamooreo •·00 Protestant Hour .f 7:Stl Sporll Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It's Music - o\rmy 11:110 Dutton's aod Heros Dairy Top Teo Show 12:00 News 12:15 1usiea] lnterlud• 12 30 Rev. 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V'VRD -o •. ,.. ~ M AN[) -l.!£' f 'i..L [';~ ~~~V HE'?!: ~V~Y I And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. 2:30 Sunday showr:asl· 6:00 Sundown Serenade 645 SigD Of! LANDOWNERS war f'Ield's SALE SAVE ·:<> .i:::::r, ' ~~) &ante•-~ I ; AIR CONDITIONING ~c1·e c:- ·~-• :r l u:an-.. lill ntJ hc.•u~,e? 1 Apple Grove Society Notes t! LlQU PINE TIMBER lnJ'Ury Is s •d Hea]• WEST VIRGINIA PULP & PAPER CO. By GEORGE """"-..I.e- FAU. 1!1111 tOMf Ft!Ll.M a:uJ71IW:I( 4 5fAQ! SIITI!Wll!! f1'PAAP5 IT IS AS lliEY DISAPPEAR HERE AMD ARE J.t!T "~'" 1 I· SI-IOUW W'E ~I<:E 'ThAT Cf-IA.NCE I I FATHER, OR HAVE THE:sE ¥.E.N AGAiN. WHO I<NO'rl5 WHAT HAPPENS FROr¥. DAY TO DAY? • l Nl< OONRJSIO, FA~ER. 1HESE OF RAMON'S iEE11 10 : KNaN li.I'ERYll-IWii A&:lUr UIO. ff!tENf)s ~~l''..:r..:,J; .-,J ..iiiUAI [Ed¥.\ �-.... . ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~_s_ept. _3~ 1965 ~lbe-;~~ -~~~. ;enn Ohio 8 and 40 Recent wscs Meet dA TOMORROW SATURDAY Mrs Mel\'ill Grimm enter- ;_~ • Willed the wscs of the Syra· iJ cuse ChUI'Ch Mf. and Mrs. Jacob 8 e t 0 V day evemug at her home. · th ·t eekend in Cl· t' in charge of spent e pas w Ohio 8 et 40 was honored at The ~~e mg . . er resi· lumbus with relatives and the National 8 et 40 Marche he~d Mrs. William ~~c~~v~ti~n~ tak- tended the Walters reunion. ' August 26-28 at the Sheraton Mo· dent , opened WI Mrs Roy- Mrs. Ronald Plai'P and tor Inn, Portland, Oregon. en frohm Psalmh~ ba~so ''~ve a dren, left Thursday for T omas. w " . Elb. n·dg e, New York ' Mrs. Laura McKinlt!y o( Cam- al reading. " I Visit A New Fam- home m 1 bridge, Mass. national d~a!J- jly." Mrs. Ahce Cape~art .. pre- &fter ~pending a::~;;,a Mr. and TONIGHT "STATION SIX SAHARA" eau presided at the meetmg. sented the program topiC, LIV· here With h~ Pd hell and M~ chairman, ing in a Space Age." . Mrs. ~arry ou as ...:arrolt Baker Jan Banner The child welfare -andMargaret OeiJes, reported tha t Durmg the busmess sesSion I Freddie Houdashelt~Iel ThJJmiJs "WOMAN OF STRAW" nine beds costing $1.000 each 30 sh ut-in ca!ts were reported I Mr. and ~1rs. Da returnWith Gina Lotlobrigida ' were dedicated at the Natl~n,J! ! The workshop to be held at t.he {.Jeanette Crook_s) h:~e and lll.nd Sean Connery Jewish Hospital. Denver, Cnlo- 1F , st Hun church on Sept ed hom a wed~mg t P . . (Color) rado. a hospital fur ~ystJc fibro-11t:Hs annnunced. The birlh- residing in theJr ho~e ~~ V1ensis and tubercular children. I dav ol !\Irs Royal Thomas. na, W. Va . M:s. 1homa~ Saturday, Sept, 4 . ' · ~; B w se Mrs. Alice resumed teachmg the Kmder"FIRST MEN IN Officers were nommated and! Mrs. C. · ee ' Wilham arlen Class of the WashingTHE MOON" elected and the installation WllS Capehart and Mrs.b ed fon Elementary School in Mar-held on Saturday evening, (ol- Houdashelt were o serv · . Edward Judd Martha Hyer A poem "Get Somebody Jetta. 1 11 d , -andlowing a banquet. nsta e y,ere " 'M. Marcia Karr Robert Caruthers, Mrs. HazMrs. Teresa Kelty , of Washmg- Else by ISS . r which el Board, Ancil Crites, and ton slate, national closed lhe by Mrs Robert Haley and children Steve Bradie Mrs Agnes Allem. L-Aumomer, refreshmen s weJ e . . . K th and Barbara . Mrs Elsie Gleason, L-Arc~ivis- ~ the hostess to eight mem ~~ei w~k with relativ~s in 1 ~iiiiii~~iiiiii~~~~~~ te· and Mrs Sally Fmley, : ber~. has W Va i '~ · Buck annon, . . L'Conc1erge. . . I Mrs. Virgil Adkins of the Star Mrs. Esther Allen, Ohio de- f. S 8 0 rn To Dexter Garden Club, will be ........... Oldo partment chapeau, was appomt-1 ITSl Oil eaker for the gar, edArea"D"chJidwellarechan-1 llarrison'sAug .• ll . ~~~ g~:~ ~~dio program TONIGHT & SATURDAY trial, Jotm T. Scopes, a biology ' teacher in the public .. ,,1 sy . Item, was arrested for : )he theory of evolution in • te tut tioo of a sta s a e. Honore t N t. I E ent Meli1odi~l 10na t Middleport Wedn~ ~~ chape~u; tmt!etl~ a:~~ved " This Is Tho nmo To GIRLS SPORTSWEAR ~a:~~:sth~~~nt:~ln °111~:~~~~b~!1 He Cootred hlo Colorcortoo"' The 1966 c~nv;~nlion will be held at Washmgton, 0. C.; the · ~~......~~~~::::;::;:.::;.::.:.,~;:::::;,:.:,__;__I People In Pomeroy knit T Shirts- and weskit sets. POM"""'Y-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, SE~TEMBER 4, 1965-----------F-IVE_CENT_;._S -------=-==----""'-v=---------: $3.95 to Meigs County at $7'95 ' _,I I '• ~r •• Warm car coats, attached hoods. Washable by m• chine or hand - printed nylon and solid and printed cotton. Slits 3 te 6X Sizes3to6X-7to 14 and Teens 8 to 14 JACKETS Girls .1 •I You'll find sh:es for the lltt1f' bn~!l who wear she 2 an, ym•ll also finli iaekets for the l{rfldl school kids - higll school boys and the college crowd. Choose wools - nylons - corduroy _ rayon and nylon blends. You'll like the colors - the ltnlnr and the excellent value, this year. DUSnRS ,., versary Wednesday. Also I t Iing wtth them were Mr. and Mrs. John Stivers of Pomeroy., S • C/ b T H 1 I I I i warm, comfort· able dusters for the cold days ahead, a beautiful selel·' on of solid corduroys, solid and printed cordanas, quilted 'I " I , ·f '!'1• I,, I 1 o•l I . .. 1 ' i' I "I' ,' At State Fair WASHING10N - HOME rule lor the Dlslrlct of Columbia appeared a certainty today. The only q1101Unn was whether It wot,lld oome this year or next. Back To School SLACKS ' cottons. Shes 12 to 20 • For Men. Sizes 29 to 42 waist and in yom· correct length . full taper model, ivy styles and plenty of perman· ent press slacks for the year's wear. Also a complete selec· lion of Spurs, Rondos, Wranglers for tough long ond 38 to 44 ·------,.~ I . ~ .> o 1 LAMBARENE, GABON away. • ·,hi ,, • • The condlllon of 110-year-old phil· ooop111r • bumanltarlan Dr. Albert Sohwtltzer has bee · 'lle conolderably worse, a •> •· man for h!a jungle hoSpital u.re said toc~ty. Elberfeld& jacket department for men and boys is located !>n the lat floor. y 011 should see thlB new II· lectioo for fall and winter wear and make your selections rigbt Womensand ,I tlat MENS AND BOYS SIZES A Group of . Highly Honored ID WORLD Just Received 'I:,. ·, " ,,,',• ' I. "·,,1.1 I,', o ,, w I NO. 118 • I Mrs. Raymond Pullins .Jr. of . I' Thur~ton. Mrs. Alva Hitt!, HalI 1timore and Mrs. Roy. Evans, ew1~g U OUrS canal Wmchester, vJsJied Wed· OSpltaJ ne~ay with Mr. and Mrs. Rol. . B · h Members of the Sew-R1te Sewm ear s. II Miss Rhond a Pullins of Thurs- lng club were taken o~ " Lour ton 1s spend ing a few days with o~ the Veterans Mem~nal Ho~· 1 : her grandmolht!r, Mrs. Ray- pita! Wednesday even~n? by : mond Pullms Sr. I Charles Rideout, ad.mmJstrator Mr and Mrs. Donald Me- l Whilt' at the Hosp1tal a check Knight and sons Ricky and was presented by the club to ! Jeff hav e return~d home after 1UJe hospilal lor the purchase : a week ·5 visit at Kittery Me. l of surgical p<~cks and an ar · wJth her brother Irwin Cape-- rangement of roses from the hart who is stat i~ned at the i garden of Mrs. Dor Schaefer Pease Air Force Base. [ was presented by Mrs. Dayton Mrs Mary Martm attended r strickland. tl1c miii•ons 01 men and · lhc National 8 et 40 marrhe l Following the ~our._ the group· I omen who have contrib1 held at Porlland, Oregon Aug- went to the _Schaefe1 ho~e for uted so much lo the progress ust 26-28. She went to Oregon I a meetmg w1th Mrs. Stn~kland I and prosperity of our naI vmh Mrs. Esther Allen and Mrs. as hostess. Mrs. Elza Gilmore · by Jr., pres!dent, co~ucted a : Myrtle Koepple travelmg tion: Our proi1e and thanks! i car and enroute they visited short busmes'.l sess1on and a I I the National Jewi sh Hospital, contrib~Hon of $25 was mad~ to I I Denver, Colorado. She return- the Me1gs _Gener.~t Ho:Jt~l. ; ed home by train Wednesday The travehllJ!: pm:e donal y, Our bank will not transact busine.ss mght. Mrs. Gilmore was awar_ded to I Mrs Susie Fisrher spent Sun- Mrs. Don Mullen. A birthday I on LABOR DAY, Monday, September 6th •" sent to Mrs · EdwarJ · day at New Haven, W. Va. with gJ'ft WAOJ Mr. and Mrs. John T. Reitmire Wells ftom her secret pal. Refre.I!men!S weco served an d fam1 Iy. lJ 1by . Mrs Cltfford Leifheit and Mr. 1 the hostess to Mrs. C a~ es and Mrs. E. M. Burton were m Hoffman.' Mrs. R~mond Baity, I Col um bus Wednesday, to attend Mrs. Gilmore, rs: . ! the state fair Browning, Mrs Calvm Slmpson, 1 · Mrs. Willard Hoyer, Mrs. WELLS' ENTEilHIN aid McKnight. Mrs. Mullen, 1 Mr. and Mn. Edward Wells 1Mrs. Louis Osborne, Mrs. . I . . old Hood entcrtamed with a turkey dm-1 . '. MreJ. hDonald Collins. d Mrs ner Wedn~sdav evening at their ! Mrs. WI 1ham 0 nson an · home, LincolD Heights, honor- Tom G_ru_e_se_r_.---:-::-: . mg their daughter, Ruetta, on FElLOWSHIP MEETS ' her 18th birthday. The Youth Fellowship of I Present were Mr~. William Rock Springs Methodist church Serving Meigs County for over 93 years : Wells, Mrs. Ralph Schoenburg- mel Wednesday evening at I er , Ronnie Collins, the honor- church with Mary Ra<llord , POMEROY RUTLAND ; ed guest and sister, Jane, and president, in charge. I Mr. and Mrs Wells. The hon- Prayer by the Rev. Chester : .I ored guest received a number Lemley opened the meeting fol· l Member Federal Reserve System ' of g1fts. lowed by responsive reading led Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and songs 1 Monk~ys mature four times led by Sharon Brawley. It was iiiiiiii;;iiiiiijiijiiiiiiilajisjjteir.ith~a~niiilhum;;;an;,.;;.a. decided to meetings from Wednesday to Sunday at 6:30 p. m. beginning Sunday, September 5. Rev . Lemley presented lesson from the study closing with prayer, after the meeting closed with MYF benediction. I • at y ' PufFinal Touches on teel ettlement CAR COATS and fabrics. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Cook ob- I ) served their 50th weddmg a~m- I -• GIRLS All new fall styles and colors t OUR SALUTE TO AMERICAN LABOR! VOL XVII Both the seamless and tht fuJI fashioned styles - ia the newest Fall slyles and colors. Now at Sale pricet. skirts - blouses - sweaters - H~rrl- d~y, Mainly About ll ~·;.. ..... ~ ~- - - - - - - - ---···- -~ . Devoted To The Interests 01 The Meigs·Ma~on Area STOCKINGS just like big sisters - jumpers, i roy. SAVE ON See our beautiful group of sportswear for girls- fashioned 1 Mr and Mrs. Dale E. Sept. 6 on the Coffee Hour mention for child weltare scr- so n rMarlene Scholl) of _Kmgs-1with Ja~el over WMPO. nd vice the past year. Ohto also bury Road are announcmg the Mrs. Emerson Jones a won first place in Central Divi-1birth of an 8 lbs., 10 oz._ ~on ~n [ ~hter, Barbara, spent Thurs,day ;'THE SATAN BUG" (Technicolorl sion and also the National for i August 31 at Holzer Ho~plta\ m m Atnens. Geo. Maharis, Richard Base thetr scrapbook and second I Gallipolis. The new arnval has [ Mr. and MrJ.i. Carl bar Anne Frances, Dana place in historv in Central Di- bt>en named Scott Ryan . · have returned from Smyrna, Andrews. vision Ohio w::is also granted a Grandparents are Mr. an dl Georgia, where they SUN., MON., ond TUES. schola.rshi p for a nurse m Co~! Mr s. Ulan Harrison of R. D. guests of their son and lan1ilv. Seot. 5+1 tum bus to conlmut' her edw:a· . Pomeroy 3nd Mr. and Mr_s. Os- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MaiiWx U$KI PARTY" lion in tuberculosis. I car Scholl, Pomeroy. It Js the . and family (or several days. The (Technicolorl Attending from Ohio were Mrs. ~.an~!sons' _nrst child._ _ also visited in Tennessee 1 Frankie Avalon. Dwayne f C1 b 'I M te Hickman, Deborah Walley . Allen o o urn us; n rs . yr-1 h rou . Yvonne Cra 1g, Robt. Q Lew- tie Kepple. Delaware: Mrs. V1o- 1967,. in ~ew ~ork; and t e Visiting this week with Mr. is. Jas. Brown :md Famous let Archholz, New Washington ; 11968 m \\1sconsm. and Mrs. Homer Cook were Mrs. Fames, Lesley Gore, Aron Mrs Haze! Elliott Portsmouth; Arthur Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid and the Beach Bun. and Mrs. Mary !\1arim , Pome- ·k, ~- ··-- '- ':,~~"'~'~- · ,~-·-- ··~~. Charles Pelzel of Charleston, ~~:iurotte: GooN • BERKSHIRE MEIGS THEATRE "UNEARTHLY STRANGER" John Neville, Gabriella LICU· di Philip Stone TERRIFY U'JG1 WEIRD! MACABRE! - YOU CAN SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING I I I I l .;~LUYL~~~ FK~~.. ... ' ' I ~ Around And ~ About Mrs. Grimm Holts .. . __J a-c-t-1-o-n the word for Two Wrecks .AtePtobed On Friday wear. • For Boys. fin excellent group of smart looking, Ion wearing easy to launder boys school trousers. Degims, twilis, 100% cottons and the popular permanent press slacks. fall skirts \ Boys Long Sleeve 1 Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Plaids, checks, solid colors, in sizes 6 to 18. Taper fit and regular cuts, all are completely washable. appearing and the kind boys like to wear. 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK change the WE'VE pies have made \ ror marriage licenses ID the olfJCe uf the County Clerk. plying were: Robert Allen Lerman. 2.2, Apple Grove, and I Jo Ann Jarrell 23, Henderson. Terry Hall. 19, Hartford, Janet Louise Hudnall, 17, New Haven. I VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION ON WEST MAIN STREET !LOCATED BESIDE THE SUNSHINE LAUNDRAMATl SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPENS SOON! fl ~/ 3.95 TO MOTORS DISCOUNT "SHORTY" HAC KEn, OWNER POMEROY,O. SPORT SHIRTS - - _1.95 SWEATERS Our new fall skirts fit in with all your m~ny activities. Choose from straight pleated - A lines -and dirndl sk iris in smooth and textured fabrics. FOR FAU AND WINTER WEAR You'lls like tbese new tweaters for fall and wln· ter !11&-66. Slip<ivel'l - cardigan• - ln soUd eol· White. Ski motiffe.and novelties find hiJ correct • size too, from the 1011ll· est who wears a 36 to the large size ao. Stop in on the lit floor and aeled youra now, EXTRA SIZES Girls 2 pc. Slack Sets A wide selection of girls 2 pc. slac~. sets. Cordu~oy slacks and stretch slacks with your chotce of pnnt· ed and solid knit tops. ~~\ SWEATERS FOR BOYS . f 2 to 6 and 6 to 20. All extra all in 1tyles that are right nylons, blends • bo ~~:~"va~~es ~~d Wools, the • NOTEBOOK 81NOER5 eoiCTIONARIES eaooK SATCHELS Everythfnt for School! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Mill IL MWdlo,orl I Sizes 6 to 18. Stripes, solid colors and plaJds. Pay a visit to the boys department now and select your wants . 12.95 Sizes 3 to 6X - - -- - --'''1 $1·95 Sizes 7 to 14 - - - $2.95 $3.95 WATCH FOR SERVICES TO BE OFFERED Boys Long Sleeve Knit MISSES and MARRIAGE LICENSE PT. PLEASANT - Two CJaimed Friday Others, 2.95 I i PHONE WY 2-2050 Sport Shirts $1.95 BE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' [Services Are Slated Sunday For Mr. Wood � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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