http://66.213.69.5/files/original/47533c9fa22c824567cb5b7ead3bbecd.pdf 1f2cd0cc9b646df5436faf985cdebf78 PDF Text Text • 8-Dall~ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. I I I' Women~sCiub o.. May u . IVM . _·· ·~·, ...... •"lonored Sunday in Around And About Middlepon Services at Pomeroy Churches Plans Dinner At Fenwick Hi ' ' I I, 1 \ Best Culturtil Program o# Year Selected Mary Shrine Honors its · · Past OHicers • Youngs Home From Vqc~ion T • S .1~ "P atur'!I'Uy . . rb memben, put 1117Cbarter prieltenel and ...... put w • * · abepberds were Jfr. and Mrs. 1lQIIIN ¥ honored Mary Sbrlne returned bollle l!,ttunlly lfler Wblte Shrine of Jerusalem met a two nets vacation lrlp and Frklay evening at tho IOOF ball. vlllt with relatives. Plans were llllde ID lpOIIIOr Barbara BJcp and J ud y a bean dlnMr It tho Bbbop Smith wen selected by t b a mormng. . the cho1r presented a special I Fenwlch High Scbool, Cheablre, OhJo Eta PbJ Chapter of t b 1 Small potted plants were number and the Rev . C. Melvin Mrs Bernard Schramm on July t ~11entheCathoUcW"' Beta 8111111 Phi Sorority u biV· P"'sented each mother during Alkire had lor his sermnn topic Zllne,"vllle 08 the guest of he; men 's clul of the Sacred Heart lnJ presented tbo best cultural the SundA} School hour at the "Honor Your Mother ." daughter 8' nd family Mr and ~ ~huth"'h hm~ Thudurslda? eventna: I'V'I'WrPI!m of tbe year and were 'Ibe 18Jted 1n W hi ...__ , M thod' La • · on e c u'"" a tormm. r:-.·he Flora Long, worthy higb prle• Y v " ..,_, Umtrd e 1St church rge Earh mother was pl·tosented I I Mrs. John Lyons ann Tom. Ber· I Mrs Richard Freeman prui- liVeD special recognJtloo w n tesa, and Allen HugbH, watch- D. C. wUh their daulh1er IDd polled plants were p!'l'sented to carnatloo as she entel't'd the !nard, Unda and Debbie Ident . coonducted the ' ti the chapter met last week In the man of shepherd& prealded and IIQIIoin-law, Mr. aJI!d M r I. Mrs Man Crarv . oldest moth· . ' . mee ng offices of the f'A>lwnbia Gaa Co. Naoma Brinker, cfi.tnct deputy, Pierce G. Rice' 1\1]11. wblle then er Mrs Gu\ Gumther voung sanctuary for worshtp ser.·l~ at , The Le ..· and Mrs Donald l whJch opened with prayer by in Middleport was Introduced. Charter mern- went light se~ Mra. Younl f>St ~othn , ~1rs W Ll Barmtz the F~er.ated church . ~e cMolr Boone and children are on va- the Rev. Fath~l John TureJ. It Mra. Rltgs. and Mn. Smith ben batroduced who were also vlsJted br.lelly wltb JMrl. CharmoTher of ~lght childre-n and sang M)- Cathedral. Pw-'~~ rs I ration Visiting With relathes[was vuteo to give the graduates were selected on the basill of past olflcers -ere Elsie D. lea .Frlct, .the . for~ Lucy Rot> M ~·- . p lh Paul Nease solmst. 1""--namg 10 the easL who are membera of tbe cbureb their criU w --T 1 aprs ~s,_e atltorson mo er the sermon topiC, "I Remember · a prayer book and to send the program on Cjl Smith, Editb Hutslnpffier, NeliJe lnson of Chelter ~ wttb M.rt. ot slX ch iIut en who also re-ared IMother," b) Charles Norris, a Mrs. Charle.; Bing and daugh- four officers to the C.lhoUe praisal of pictures. Tr•cy, Ellqbetb Lear, Mary Nelle Bfanaoa. ' 10 "Mother." was presen!OO ter, Judy, Cleveland, and Mr. Women's Club convention at An lnatallaUon aervlce r Hughes, Mabel Bennett and Bar- At Pblladelpblo,.P,a., they VII· 1 so lo, 1 b~ Mrs. Marvm Bu>t and Mr; Joltn Smith ; pent the Steubenville on June 17. new nlflcen 1or IIIM-85 waa IVA STEWART ry P. Smltbi , lied Mrs. Younfa slltero MJs• Ot •eekend wtth their mother, Mrs. Prayer by Father Turel closed conductOO by the outeoln& pres• • Other charter member• were Lydia L. Davia and abe aCCOD> Mrs. Eugene Tnplell, cha~r- J. K. Smith. the meeting and refreahments ldent, Lucy Amabary, ustBIOO Edith Husoell, Martha \ Wood, panted them to LeVittown, N. S man, assisted b~ Sheila Cowan, . were served by Mrs. J 0 h n by YvOMe Scally, Dorn.thY Maud GMJeSer, Frada Grueaer, J. to< 1 weekend visit with the Janel Couch, Nancy Greenlee, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Mlch· Mitch Mrs. Charles Radford Amberger and Marilyn WtBet Elsie Roush, Bernice wIn n, Youngs' daughter and IIDil.fa • n es and Darla Shendan presented eel Ohlinger and son, Herbert Mrs •John Goett Jr. Mrs: cup. New officers an Sharlee In S 0 Evelyn Lewis, Anna Sievers Ll law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AJ~ The vanous church., In Mid- sma ll polt£'<1 plants to each mo. Michael II , Nelsonville, and Mr Ed :. W h 'Mr ' M Neuman, preaklent: Betsy Hor. han Steill Leona Hensley ;...d mayer and aons Stewart and dleport observro \lolher's Da~ lhPr folio" tng the worship tiOr and Mrs Wilham Bane, Char· Sha~~~ an: ~~~gGeor ·~ Hsck: ky, vice presklent; Martha Charles HOIIBiey. Pest worthy Larry, Thq aw; aitendeil the ~unng Sunda\ mornmg sen · 1\ ll't' at the F1rst Baptist churrh. leston, .Y Va were weekend S Th v lng d _ Eschleman, recording aecrehigh prlestesses and t watch- World's Fair and visited brief· tees AI Heath Meihodtst l , guests of r..r an< Mrs Lao Ken· r e tra el pr onat tary; Beverly Perrin, treasur· Iva Stewart, , senior at MJd· men of sbe herds pas 1 In Elizabeth N. J. ad 1 Church Re\ M E Dowsnn1 M1s Walter \\ olfe, the moth- ned\· Mr and Mrs Bane re- ed by the hostesses was award. d Anna .Marle M rriso" d1eport High and Ina Jean P who were not Y , · to Mm rl.!i Harvey · · an ~ Hupp a senior at Southern charter members were Pauline Brooklyn ' N• Y· ' was ass1sled m the serv1ce b\ 1 er who h8d be en mem ber 0f the turned foUow- ed to Mrs Ge0rge Miller 8nd er corresponding secretary . a group ot ~oung penplt- lo\'ho chureh lm t~ longest pertod of mg cHurd. services m order fo r MI_ss Lena Guth won the door Fjnal plans for the . ~mual .Hlgh,' bav"e been honored with ~tk:ms, (!'em Cheesebrew, Vlr· ha\e been m h1s specw.J C'lass, 1~ea rs. approxtmalel}' SO, was Mrs Bane to participate in the prize.. card party and atyle show to scholarslup awards to attend Na- gil~tld~ and AUen Hughes. ond includro John Krawsczyn, ,presrntro a large potted plan! M.•ms Harvey Band concert A while elephant sate. will be be held at the Pomeroy Junlo< llonwlde Bj!auty Academy In Ru . a ng pre!eniOO Edith U erma~ who led lhr Lord' Pra~er The Rei Ralph C Zundel had whicll ~., given Sunday aller- held at the. June meeting and High School auditorium, Wed- Columbus. sseU nd Harry P. Smith, the .a Douglas Dowson the n·sponslve for h1 s sermon top1c. "God and noon at pm hostesses w11l be Mrs. Robert sd M 13 re ann oldest charter members, with a 8-J'l8r readmg on Fa~mh R~IJgwn. the Farn1ly ,. At the openmg ~ · Burkett, Mrs Thomas Scally: bayGaua~ov~t:. chair: They were top winners from potted plant. A gift was also Jern· Davenport ' The Apos- of thf:' St'rV ICE' 8 de<hc-ahon ser- Several parents of Middleport Mrs Aldolph Saelens, Mrs A y r of the ch ter nd over 400 Ohio-area applicanta. presented to Elsie D. Smith, the ties·· Creed " Jame Gerard a . . lt'e was he!d for Mr and H1gh School senwr.!j accompan- Howard Dailey and Mrs Chris- rehmee mgt 1 the •P. wlla1 N ti id B t A d oldest living past worthy hJgh d ed h t p k b . a earsa or "'vtew a onw e eau y ca emy, · tess a nd Naoma BrInker, 11 1 1 scripture reciiatwn. the 2Jrd Mrs WII am :Shendan Jr an 1 t e group o ar ers u:g tine 0 Donne . btl held Tuesday evening at one of the top _ rated cosu. p~1es 1 Psalm . .,Jose-ph me Tont>\ the daL gl1 t ~r. Amta Lomse Sunday evenmg where they Will . the t' dtstrict deputy. 7·,SO p.m. 8 t the achool audJtor- tology sch0018 m · leave by tra1n for Washmglon na Ion, Several members were rededJcatmn. and R1ch G1lkr\. the 1arge potted plants were r;::ivY k ium each year awards tuition schol· ..... .~ ill and ~Beaut de-s . and New or . al . por~ caru:~ were sent u en at the Church uf Christ to • f Plans were 10 discussed lor artihips to deaervong Ohio-area them A memori&4 waa ~eld ' The chOir und~r !he direr· ~1rs Anne Burton . the oldest MISS Judy Butcher, Columaln the recipe,book proJeCt. The cui- high school seniors. for d~ased members Glady t10n of Mr Hen ;hllson. prese.?t- 1mothrr present , Mrs Dorothy bus, spew the weekend with tural program on architecture Ma Sall McConnicb 'F r n: ed an anthem, ·shep.herd, W1th L<e the ~oungeSI mother. ano her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira was given by Lee Seyler and Tbe ~Iris were sel~ed on sct?oiz ~ Ann Bow.;, 8Hi h Thy TenderE"s l Love b\ Hue-r- Mrs Conrad Ohlinger and Mrs Butcher and son Jim. Sharlee Neuman 'lbe birth- the basis of their Written appU- Ugh . · g ler, with Ml Phllsf'n .as solo· \\Jlllam Johnson mothers wilt~ . . ' day anniversary of Beta Slsma cations, recommendations by ts ?f tbeJr of office dlaba8. ~ isl Mrs. C M Hennesy was the most e hildre~ present Each MISs Manarme Wuodgerd, Co. Phi waa observed during the high school counselors, and by were given br El.,e D. Smith, cUah. . llllf.q organist in the absence ol New- ·mother. reC"elved a small -potted lumbus, spen. the weekend With aocial hour. MiSI Amsbacy ser- the Nationwide Beauty uAcad':, Harry P. Smi~, NeiHe Tracy man Burdette The sermon top- Ipan! her parents, Mr and Mrs. Har- Elza Gilmore underwent sur- Yed at the refreshment table my counselor, and aft-er depth and Edith Hutsmplllet.. • Glauholden oa outlfda frM lr gtven by Rev. Dowson was [ old W..odgerd M . Ge H It ' Interview& with the vice pres!· . At the close of the meeting, 1901DCor-dilboolallnllaw 1 1 osp ~ . .. eery a eJgs nera th A ad 1 -+ potluck refreshments were ser- • Pwtable Iii entllled Honor thy - Moth· M and Mrs Robert Harns I a1 Friday everung Hi!l room dent of e c emy. mpon.. ~;,::: C!UPior er , Corsages were ~wen to Jf i.u Sauer Honored C~l:~bus vJsiled over t h ~ I number is 24. ant factors were achievements v~ from au attractive table Rud.·up - - -.... -. motl•ers allendmg Ihe service w•ekend ·w,th his father Rob· Mr and Mrs. Charles Grav.. in higb school, extra activities With wbite cover and centered • =::..adal!"'::~": f!OCO.Ia PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE l /JJOn HPr Birthday erl Harrts and With the!~ dau·IIY ur Dunbar, w VA.. visitOO in school and outside of school, wtth an arrangement of yellow bl hi At the F1rst UnHf'd Presbvhte S an at Ohio Univen.i· j recently with his mother Mrs appearance and personality and and white flowers with yellow Jv,t rec•lved • 1 • pnwnt o1 l•nan Church polled plants wrre Mtss Nell Bmg a~d Mrs Jess ' r. us B F Gravely and his 'sister sincere interest in cosmetology. ~ndlea In while holders, OD Rubbarmold QuI II I' " · presented to the olde"t a n d Shumaker entertamed w1th a 'I I M J A Ed H 11 R · Miss Stewart and Miss Hupp e1ther aide. Also on the table WINIyoun gest mothers present dur· at Crow·s Steak Housel Mrs Robert McElhinny wa• 1 ~rs Al.;m.o ~· 1 yse d will be highly skilled In creal· was a cake Iced In white end Rubbermald makeo aU kitchen• ing !he Sundav School hour Fnday in honor of Miss Mar- the guest of her daughter Kar- Mrs Lo . C s,er "" 1 sHs ert, ive hair styling hair color'"" decorated in yellow with the more convenient and better or ' :mgton W. renVa.aver ee, o to their un • Mr . I nd Mrs . HarIey HanJ·ng make-up artistry' and salon manUlfi• • tu.a "n ...t.. Mrs. Mary Ste-ele was . Sauer who was obJ>erv- en, 8l Jhao University, Athens, returned mscrIpti on, " 1"""1964. IBJlized - protects ........ ww·• ant ~ flov.ers for the oldest her bJrthday anmversary. for Mother·s weekend ac!JvJties. l h 'Sat d ft •-·t lth imd granddaughter Denise White agemeot upon graduating Iva storage Jurfaces. In aU the mos1 orne ur ay a er a Vui w of Flatwoods Mrs Kenneth . . I 1 th t U1 bl er and Mrs F'red Lewis M1ss Sauer reteiVed a n y Mr Ma · H wtiM the1r Sisters and brothers-in-Jaw I ' • Stewart 19 the daughter of Mrs. '• GIVE DINNER popu ar co ors a w en( youngest. The Jumor choir also card~ and gifts from relatives dl st lnd ~e ; M' Het Mr and Mrs L R Farmer Grover, and Jqy, Pomeroy, and Iva Stewart and resides with , with any color scheme. presented 3 special number and friends including cut now~ epoDr '_a olePrstrl etr, hrs. ·1Ma~1sheld and Rev Md Mra' StMr .. and Mrs. Cecil GillogAI-ly, ber mother at 739 S. Second Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jennings Se. t h • complete lin• ot "Mother " avts a lo' ave re-. ' . . evte Carla Jo and Jeffrey St ''iddl .._. nd Ina H entertained 'tb d' S rl fo 1'. . ers from Miss Bing and a birth- en turned from a vacation t r i P S. 1!: Kaetzel, Edison. ~ or' Athens were recent vis., m e...-., 8 upp W1 a mner un- RubHrm1ld Acc.aao u r ... 1 Durmg the mornmg day cake from Mrs Edward th h y· g1 · h Mr and Mrs Robert EbersIa the daughter of Mr. and day at their home, Nye-av. Pre- Bathroom. 1h ~ervire the adult choir Crooks Following th~ dinner the toroedug " ",'"h. wt ere laceesy bach. and Miss 'ot•a Pierotti of itors ~1. !lJelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hupp, Racine Rt. 2. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon . I8I b " God . . ur severa lS one p • Mrs Everett Lambert W k Mr d Mrs J hn ,pee num er, group called on Mrs George f · 1 1 d 1 lhr h the Columb1111 spent the week end · ' ee s, · an · 0 Bat-~Eiberf In >lather " Baptismal riles. were Anderson, Sr, at Meig~ Memnr· ~~:: ::;:s e "r::ou~~';.. a:g down with tbelr mother, Mrs. Odetta Mr. DJie Russell and daughey, Mrs. John Frlek, Peter JenI I oonducted Michael ter Columbia, Mr.Lynn and Mrs. ~0 ~~~ ~ ~~s~a~n~d~the~bo~st~an~d~bo~s~te:'"~·:..:.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.... 'hi . IIfor1 rHerbert t r M tal ' Mrs.. Ralph Zundel and Mr · thr0118h gth• She nandoah Valley. Pierotti · GuyofRuasell Terry of "' mgt:r ' n an son o r · and Mrs John Blaettnar O:t.nd M d Mr L R Wil Mn. Garland Weaver visited ' . ' and Mrs. Herbert Michael children. Pomeroy. Mrr. ~nM :d Milley, last week with her lather Jolm Pomeroy, Mr. Franklin Russell;oll. hJ POMEROY CEMENT Jy Gregg) of-. Nelsonville, . · an rs. 8" e r, Sauva e · of Middleport, and Mr. and _ lhe Rev. Howard Ruppell Middleport, and Mrs. Ruth Lam· Mi"g Remora Boice of Da ton Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and family May I! CO .ating. Other relativ., Dr Pickem' Stnlf bert and aon, Bill, Ironton, were spent the week end with Yber of Harrisonville were Sunday The American Legion AIDIU· • were Mr and Mrs 1 • Saturday evemng dinner gue!;ts visitor.e of their parenls Mr ary of Lewis Manley Post 26S ;y and Mr. and M~/'0 William risiting World Fair of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wiley at ::;:;ts Dr. And Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Lincoln Russeli. . wW meet at the Naomi Baptist Bane Employees of Dr. R. R. Ptck· their home In New Haven. The M · Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will of Olurch Tueaday at 7:30 p.m. · ens will be hts guests al the W1leys' son, Il.ivid, of 0 h i o h rs. George Parker returned Peach Fork were Suaday alter· Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, New York World 's Fair this Univtrsity, spent the weekend orne ~aturd~y after spending noon vlsltora of her brother, will hold Its annual Inspection week. The group will stay at the m Morrow, Oh1o, With his room. ~evera ~ont sIn Marietta with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith Thursday at 8 p. m. The 80th M~SqN I -~, /.' . . • ·,Claridge Hotel 1md will also at- mate, Douglas Park and fam- ~COUSin, MJss Dora WISOD. and Jo, anniversary of the chapter will tend a Broadway show and oth· ily, r. and Mrs. Edward T. Bau· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and also be observed. "WHAT :~~~G~~PPENED er New York attractions. John Allensworth, Ohio Uni· er ~d daughter, Polly Ann,. of Mrs. Eugene Haning and RbonTO BABY JANE" Those going include Mrs. versity student, spent the week· :'anon spent the week end wtth da were Sunday afternoon visit· ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Bette Davi!! .Joan Crawford Wino_na Hortman, Mrs. Lucille e~d with his mother, Mrs. Flos- ri~rle:~en:~rr : · and Mrs. 0111 of their aunt, Mrs. Elsie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krid- and, Mrs. George Hudson, ste Allensworth. Mr nd Mr p:j, o1 Radcllll. er entertained with a dinner 11 Perry "BATTLE BEYOND Mrs. Mary Shafer and 0 . E. d Ma R s.ond. worth Dl Mr and Mrs Harley Johnaon Sunday at their home Syracuse . Thev will leave for M h ~tend rLos. aBoym SKrkler Vl&o Tamm.y and Ch,eryl were Sun- Guests were Mr and' Mrs Vic' ~d P THE SUN" P II McKmlev N Y . kb .I S d d ot er•'1 nfl uence I at ng ttom undayev.. , . . •· d my Arla owe IIr~etulcn ew or · WI·th Mr. an d Mrs. Robert day altemoon vlsltora of her Pecora and Peggy and Michael, (In Color) F ida Y P ane un ay an 1, TopiC" on Sunday J'I.Jng, r ) "The Influence of a Christian Larkins and daughter, Roberta. mother, Mrl. Ada Slack of Sy· Columbus and Mr. and M r s. TuH.·Wtcl. May 12·13 Mother" was the theme of Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bnso and racuse. John Krider and Joetta and FAMILY NIGHTS M~. ~ ~~in:~~og=~N was !her's Day service•. at the family of Great Bend and Mrs. h Mr. anded toM,';".Pahoul Plerclne inJo~ oflteCheater RoadMr.Callinandg "SWORDSMAN OF S1ENA" · d . - h ld h Midrlleport First Baptist church James Patterson asd son and ave mov well' me .,e a moon were . Stewart Granger and recogmze "' l e o ost mot . . M' Fl . in Middleporl Mrs EJaworth Dill I f'r present at sunday morning SIJnday mornmg. Rtchard Sayre t~s orence Circle or Rae e · · Sylva Koscina (Cinemascope & Color) GENUINE I services held at the Middloport wa. in charge of the program vlstted Saturday with Mrs. -andChurch ot Christ Earh mother with Mr. L. D. Di1es and Mr. Dessle Patterson. 1 ~'THE HOOK" PLYWOOD PHILIPPINf I AM TAKING THIS OPPORTUNITY TO Kirk Douglas Nick Adams att£·ndmg wa~ presented with ! PAul SmB!'t giving messages of Interilll" or exterior. All a polled plant and the youngest the mornmg. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED standard plyo. 4' x 8' pan· MAHOGANY THANK ALL THE PEOPLE OF M E I G S mol her and the mother with the During the Sunday School hour Wilbur Perrm will be t be ela. A1J low as . . . r'lO~l chddren present were al- mothers were recognized with guest speaker at the Federated $3.68 MEIGS THEATRE PANELING COUNTY FOR THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT IN so rerognizf'd . Mr. Tom Bowen flowers being presented to Mrs. c~urch , Sunday May 24 for 1 POMEROY, OHIO 4' x 8' panels w(ls in charge of the morning James Murray, oldest; Mrs. tnal sermon. Mr. Perrin will PRE·FINISHID THE MEIGS COUNTY PRIMARY. '*'rvire Elders of the churrh Fred Hoffman, youngest; and be ordained In June. TONIGHT & TUESDAY are conducttn~ meditations m i!JI"S , Haskle White, mother with ONLY "WHO'S MINDING TO MEET WEDNESDAY the absence of a regular pastor. most children present. THE STORE" Jerry Lewis The Middleport Lltorary club (Technrcolor) Pleaoanl Valley Hospital will hokl tbe final meeUng of ALSO Pd. Pol. Adv. ADMITTED: Charles Perry, the year Wednesday afternoon RUG and CARPET Walt Dlsn•y's Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. J am e s at the home of Mrs. Bruce WOOD SIDING "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" CLEANING Woomer, Pt. Pleasant; E m II Llody. Mrs. James Euler will Several types iD 11tock. (Technicolor) Call Now and Arrange Drop aldiDI as low 11 . , • Knight, Hartford ; Mrs. Ira present selected poenu by For Cle•ning 13'12c sq. ft. WED. ond THURSDAY Potts, Southside; Marian Hos- William Carlos Willlamo with At Your Convenl•nc• Moy 13·14 CnmJ)I~re clunbu serwte. a char, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Glen Mrs. Dale Dutton to present orNOT OPEN poeocLill :v 'or your t7P• of nll Jones, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. iginal verse. or o:arptl whetber i1 ~nould he lh1mpooed .. dry FRIDAY thru TUESDAY James Oldaker, Gallipolis Fer----d~an~ . . or riiJUI&r Laundr' Moy 15·19 wnbeG our fldllt\11'!1 a• ry; Mrs. Willard Cox, GallipoThe Am.oo "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" IUrl yo u uf • p.rfect tob. I D•ply Appreciate The Support You Gave lls Ferry ; Mrs. Pearl Oakes. By Unlle<l Press Interaoltonal (Technicolor) Peter O'Toole, Alec Guion('ss ROBINSON'S Lakin. Today is Monday, May 11, Me In Tuesday's Republican Primary. I Will Anthony Quinn Omar Sharif. l•under•n--Dry Cleaners OISCHARGES . Lother Youllf! the 132nd day ol 1964 with 234 Jack Hawkins, Jose F{'rrer, Serve YO.. Conscientiously and Cap1bly. Convent•nt Pickup Jr., Ashton; Luther Young, Sr., to follow. Arthur Kenned}'. and Claude St•tlons In Rains. SNAP.OUT WINDOt; Ashton; Tracy Short, Gallipo- The moon lo approaching the MIDDLEPORT·POMEROY A Sam SpiegelD11vid Lean EUJ cleaaiiiJ, P"'aa uat lis Ferry; Charles Thornton, first quarter. production . their ri!l'st 1111p ou~ All llsao. AI Ph. Pomeroy WY 2-5428 Leon; Hilda Bradshaw, Pt. The morning star is Saturn. since, ''The River Kwai." u ... Middleport WY 2-5130 MEIGS COUNTY CORONER Running time: 3 Hrs. 45 min. Mrs. Josepb Boston, The evening star Is Venua. Pd. Pol Adv, Mrs. Arnold HigginJx>. On this day In history : Southside; Richard Hoi· In 1832, the firrt pollUcal Grove: Mrs. Mabel platform was drawn up In ChE!Sbi1re. Washington to be Wled In th• . I would like to th1nk the people of Meigs A daughter to Mr. campaign to elect Henry Clay Co. for their loyal support, and love t h e y and Mrs. James Woomer, Pt. president. Pleasant. In 1934, dust slormll In Texshowed to me and to our party on May 5th. as, Oklahoma, Kanaas and Col· ONLY ~99 I sure you will never be fotgotten. DeDurable · asphalt ablnrles HOLD COOKOUT orado, blew hoadreda of thou· ID seven! paltBDI, u Inw fiO.OO Oown-B•I•nce on Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony sands of !Dna of top soli eaal- feat is only at the present, we s h a ·ll..str_ive U. .. I Cenwftl•nt T•rm. held a cookout Sunday at their ward I o w ar d the AU~ 1 ahead for a be!fer Meigs Co, $1-9f-IOD.._ft. farm oo Cherry Ridge. Those Ocean. The VIctors are worthy our· support In attending were Mr. and Mn. In 11110, Amerleaa flnander Gerald Anthony and children, J•Im D. Rocketellor ~ at the November. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dove Jenkins end "8e o1 tl6. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, FURNITURE CO. family, Mr. and M rs. Harold In 11162, Prealdent Kemw:ly MASON. W. VA, CliMe and .Mr. and Mrs. Ray· called on U.S, bu8lnesameD Cor mond Lelvlng and children, cooperaUon In maklag the ..,.... 1 · · · ,' -~... Pd. l'<ll.,_, ..£dy ,.. ill. "!~r l'·.ll:·~· · '! 1 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . J I Well Columbia. W. Va. omy work at !ullelt ca)*CII)'. Mother, w e r • honored six step children. • • In Pomerov churches S u n d a y During the worship "'rvlce, I • ' . Q4i'HEi . .... M hers Day I Ob Served I Church SeniOT GirlS w· A Warhd Beauf1 c ool 1 k ° ' R bb Dish Dr I •d• ·I ' · 1 , 1 1 M • I y Abou I People In p Omeroy ter:m woHpen Society Notes r t"'t I Mid-I !L I b lei BLOCK DRIVE·IH CHARLES D. WALKER THANK YOU ••• • • • MEIGS COUNTY HENRY EWING 3 ROOMS New Furniture am MASON of J¥08·. ·TURtta ss.79 ... Pomeroy .,.... at y ~ "~· ~ lie lllllj ....,, ........ ...... ., .... ,.. ,,rtllf w;, • Holy Jllltle Ia ... 0 ' M 41 lraui.IIou. • ..... "• rr.. 1111 rr lJI n. .,.,.,_ ....... .. 1 1 I NOW YOlJ mtOW' C Jl! lj1 cl •Inns .,.. U' ' f ..naw ud l'ii 1:-. • VOL XVI NO. 23 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS Support for Zoning Ordinance Seen In Next ,Middleport Council Meeting Middleport councilmen take another look atperhaps vote on-the ipr<>p<ised zoning ordiJUtnce t s second meeting in on the 25th. [~i~~~~~~i: President Wayne 1 told council Mon· i:~i~}'~ In its regular the Planning Corn· expects to adjust proposed zoning regula· ltirmo so as to remove as as possible chief obCIDCAG() - Attorneys I or to it expressed last Teamster President James in a special "hearil<>ffa Wllre expectOO to govertllllellt charges !Dday part of, but not an InHoffa helped drain union pen· part of Middleport's slon ·lunda of more than Plan, ";"•do a second million In fraudulent loan!. and tf!lrd reading before ltnal The govenunent, trying I or approval. the second time this year ID put Councilman Clifford Stumbo in· Hoffa behind bars, told the jury of eight men and lour women that llolfa .and seven associates !raudulenUy obtained the $25 mllllon In loans from Teamster pension funds and cllvertOO $1.7 million of the amount Into their own pock~ta. 1 l Trip • Ie sODIC• B0mber BI"ds WASHINGTON - Rep. Rut>. ert Taft Jr., R.Ohto, is helng talked up today as a likely choice for keynoter of the fie. publican National Conventlon in a shift away from a little • known state leader. Party leaders, it wa., learned, have scrubbed the prior conslderation eiven Minnesota state Chairman Robert Forsytffe. When word leaked out that the keynonn• ••·1-....... nt was be- .. ....,.•••~ ing ·set ~p, for the n<>Wo-well· knoU ¥Jjmesotan negative re-.,.c\1.0 chilled Ids 'prospect&, For Favor cllcatOO he expects "40 llt !O"i Councfl bt its hearlne delay· per8011S In favor of :zonng ID be ed a second "'adlng pending fur. at the next COID!cil meeting. He 'ther recommendatlollll by the suggeatOO thla might ·over baJ.. Plalllllng Commlulon. ance the "four or live" who ap- Council also Monday Dlgbt: peared at the hearing to oppose -Hired Leo Kenney, Sr ., as it. · pool manager and Charleo (BunCouncilman Gene Harrlo ex· ky) Jnhnaon aa recreation dlrec. preaaed aatislacUoo that the tor at $2211 per month this Planning Commission expects to summer, on recommendation of pursue final ' approval ol wDing. the Recreation Commission, Mayor Lee Smith, a member of Councilman Harrla moving the the Planning' Commission, aald action. he feels like accepting the Issue ~~wlmmlng pool edmisslon aa a personal challenge 1o the prlcea have been oe t by the charges against his and others' commission ~at 35 cents and 50 integrity made at the hearing. cents lor single admlasions; InU w•• pntnud 0111 tlllt tile dlvldual season Ucltets, $II for Chamber of Commerce .., pers0118 under 13 yean of age, the Rotary Club toad elldoraed $8 for over IS; family tickets, the prv)IOIIII, 11 oJIIIOR'I to $12 plua $2 lor each child; "a lew pertoDI tllal _.-ad swimming lessons •.50, and Die against II.'" saving instructloa ~ Increases NegoUaUons ....... to resume 1n Columbua today ID an ef· fort to end atriltH by bllildlnJ trades unlono, wbile .talu Ia Cleveland wero reported "deadloeked." Milllou ol dollan Ill conolnlcti011 projects a. the two eltlea were balled Moaday wbea Rve aniOIIII weal oa slrlko In Columbua aac1 BuDdiDI Tradel Employen Alaoeladoa (BTEAJ closed down wort Ill Clevelaad becaule o1 1trlke1 ealled lut week. ,...raJ Judgment Awardeu •.J In • . Me•"gs (' ""Urt ....., :i. are found In the lamlly Uckets (up $2) and the instruction phases (up $1.50 each]. -Heard Mayor !lmlth's letter to the Ohio River Sanitation Compact Commission reviewing action toward construction of a lagoon type sewerage and r.. questing an extension of time beyond the Nov. 30, 1964 deadline for operation of the sew· erage. ORSANCO meets Thurs· day of this week to review Mlddleport•s case. -AcceptOO Chief of Po II c e Herb Gilkey's report lor Ap· rll of 17 arrests, parting meter collections of $954, including $68.75 in violation penalties, and court ftnea ol $167.7> •. totaling $1121.20. Th~grealest smgle type of arrest was lor mtoxlcatlon, (six), and 87 meals were served pr1aoners In April. -Referred to the Buildings committee (Morgan, Gibbons, and Stu mho) complaints by Mrs. J. J. Davis that smoke and soot from a commercial laund· ry near the Davis Clinic, 306 N. Second-51., is damaging to that and nearby propertieS. She ask· ed lor an ordinance prohibiting use of equipment that created the trouble. She also recalled other appearances she had made before council in previous years and promised, "not to give up this time before something is done." - Accepted Clerk Gene Grate's report, and discussed, but reached no conclusions about the condition of the ~wn's general fund A closer look will be · made May 25th. The report LATIN CLUB BANQUET - Pomeroy Sophomores and Freshmen enrolled in Latin 1 or 2 and members of the Latin club held their annual banquet Monday night in the Senior High auditorium. Standing behind the Latin Club cake are, I tor, Sandy Hendricks, consul; Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, advisor, and Barbara Kennedy, consul _ Sentinel Photo. ~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;::;,;;~-:~~;;~-----;~--;~~~---- - 58 Harness Race Entri"es Are s·1gned for 1964 Falf . iLdi.Mii.M\tdiPik_,,.. Asks Equal Time To Answer }ud«e's " f'l" 1 . If! It IntO J1 erse Filly-eight entries have been received in harness race evenls for the 1964 Meigs County Fair, Charles Radford disclosed at a meeting of the county fair board last week. There are 18 entries in l h e two year old trol. 19 in the two I Western Tack. year old pace. nine m the three Details of amateur paintinl year oi•J trot. and 12 in t h c from Miss Jessie Saunders for three year old pace. Radford the 1964 fair were read by Frank sa 1d letters to CLiit slake entry Johnston, fair board secretary. owners are readv to be mailed The board approved Miss Saun. lders's recommendations. Fair boartl members diSCUSS- Fred Leifheit said he would ed construction or a new ca~Ue try to secure a veterinarian for barn. Wallace Bradford appomt- the 1964 fair and Secretarv ed a c 'mmittee of Hiram Slaw ' · c • • JohtlSlon will secure the necester' L. E. Hoffman , David Ko- 1sary forms for approval. The blenlz. and Radford to study board authorized s..,..rlng $71 and ··•port on tl~e proposal. for radio time and $ISO for Changes In the hor.. show ln•wspaper advertising. Bradfor the fa1r recommended by j ford, vke president, presided William Downie and approved over the meeting_ uy the board were to eliminate j Others allen~ing not mention· item 3 three gaited. change it. ed above were Harold Carnaem 8. ' Western Stock Horse, to han, Rex Shenefield, Robert Flag Rar•e , change item 10 IJones, Hugh Custer, Charleo Trail Horse or Ponv - Western W111iams, Herbert E. Shields, Tack, to two items.· Trail Horse IFred Goeglein, and Orvltlt - Western Tack and Trail Pony- I Brown . - - - -- - - - - PALMDALE, Call!. (UP!)A judgment lor to.919·42 and May 9· 1964 The Air Force hoped taday that interest at six ~ a hall per Middleport. Ohio the strlkmg debut of the rev.. cent from Mar<h ·13, 1962, was Editor lutionary SB 70 transport plane granted Saturday ln Meigs Coon· The Daily Sentinel will help lis hattle With the De. ty Common Pleaa,!Court to the Mechanic Street fense Department for aupersonJa~kson Producijon Credit AsPomeroy, Ohio ~ bombers to defend the Dl· soclation, 1 COJ¥)ration, PornDear Sir: tJon. eroy • consldered Clue from RonSince the Honorable Judge Although the unique ship, unaid L. Jacks, Dexter, Betty John C. Bacon has seen fit to Monday, Js mainly a Lou Jackl, Dexter, et al. express his opinion on the front f~rerulll)er of· triple so.nic airAn entry of foreclosure against page of the Sentinel, Friday. hners of the future. that wiD . May 8th, 1 fee l I must also exdash the t 1011 I 011 I land owned by Ronald L. Jacks ·· across na n Y If in Columbia township was filed press my op1mon on • some90 minutes, the Air Force seeks 1!1 . Jwhat more Jo('al subJ ect. ID make the highly conlroveral.. in Common ' eu Court. (Contmued on page ~I v Therefore, here is my answer , ..:.:"~~"'-"""''_.,...,. alrc~~\ I! war .Plane. Mltnday, 'l.lJidsment waa filed to Judge Baron's "LBJ Fhes In NEBIWIKA AND WEST belenae Secretary Robert s. graritinf petiUoo of land .. ask· Today." glriia bold prea:ideotiaJ primar- McNamara has advocated an Three teea-aged sfrls were In- ed in the •ult by Carolyn StephWith J:A_ R. Borrowing and ie~ today but the results in each all·rnls~ile detetTent . force for jured in an aeeident lnvesUgat- ens, Columbus, vs. Benjamin A. Promismg "state are a foregone conclusion. the UmtOO. Sta.tes, while the Air ed by the Ohio State Patrol Mon· Peoples, Miller, 0., Belly PeoA caravan did leave one day New York Gov. Nelson A. Force mamtams that superson- d 1 ht te th of a mtJe pies, addresa unknonw, et al. ~ -k f 11 wbo in 0 lc bombers are needed In addlay n g one With Promises nf better High~ ~ e e er, was re- tion to war rockets which still north or Pomeroynon Rt. 7. Judge John C. Bacon ruled · JlOO ~ampalgnlng hard lor have to prove their reliability. The Patrol said a car driven that Carolyn Stephens is owner OUDg 0 ways along the way -~tate • Frlday primary,, At Monda ,8 roU-out of the 1 north by Wilham Sayre, Jr., 18, of one third of the land, Benja· }he only GOP presldenhal conAir YForce Br' . Gen Rt. 1, Mkldleport, went out of min A. Peoples of ooe third, CHICAGO (UPIJ- Mrs. Dora The People d•d vote and were lender OD the West Vll'gmla 'A n1 aruJtg f th · control on 1 left curve, ran off and Betty People• was de- Fronczak today faced another lead like a goat )~allot. In Nebraska, Sen. Barsea .,ti:o~~ shl;r the right, and then the left side clared owner or the remaining lonely trip to the church where .ry M. Goldwater, R-Arlz., was "a turnlii int in a~ia- of the highway, hll. guard rail, third. Appointed commissiooers she has prayed dally for the No new taxes they say l .unopposed but made lltb history ,. \ !' po and plunged over an embank· to make the partition of land Isafe return of her baby boy I' portle Into the state Munday to The · U"VOtted by the Air ment. were Dale C. Warner, J. Edward who was kidnaped from her But lo get 33 straight lend off write-In support lor ., o Am . 'Thene was heavy damage to Foster and Albert N Coats arms three weeks ago. I'm afraid we'll wait former Vice President Richard . I er1can Avt. the car. The time was set at Dismissed today ;_11 a. suit A nurse's suspicions about a M. Nixon and Ambassador Henfor $l,OOO ln Ferne Lucille Brad- child brought to Illin~is Mason- Beacuse It takes two Parti~:s 8 h~:"~~~~r~;ar:~m~ 7:20 p.m. ry Cabot Lodge. calledg It "a m'lssllge w·lyth Three ~"'. ssengers In the car bury, Mkldleport vs. Branch 1c Hospital Monday mght raised To swing the Political gate "Summer Time Fun" is the theme for the card P"riY 1:::~~~ wl 5 ,. who were mjured included JeanFleming, doing business as the fo~ ~ time some hope _ t hat the Bob E. B~er an d stylr show to be sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Chap. 1 CLARK AFB., Phlllpplnes-1 Tbe llf!wlll. fly at 2 000 nle Bentley, 14, Braehotm, W. Fleming Coal Co. Pomeroy. m1ssmg Frooczak child had """""''~'""'"~"'""&""c''"'" ........ ,., jle r of Beta Sigma Phi Sororily Wednesday at 8 p.tiL I tl to ' ·~ iEST .Junior Auditorium. Gennves ga ra ""U8ht today b nd to ltit 'd Va., admlttOO to Me1gs Mem- Tbe case was dismissed upon been roun d. l tI al. the Pomeroy f lh l . GHigh ·r HOVa tt determine Why I U. S. military an our B . a U es oriaJ hospital with head 8 n d a Br The nurse's report triggered 0 era C lall"lnan or e even IS al er. 75,000 feet or htgher and It back Injuries. Janice Nease, 11, :;:'pll~a!":\'ffof Ferne adbury, a flurry of pollee activity but Stores and models whn Will · -- -jet traasport carne down short of the runway Monday night in ~any design and instru- Rt. 1 Middleport, lacerations of e P n · footprint checks revealed that I partidpctte are Bahr Clothiers. D1ane ~artinger. Gall Hovat1 crash that killed 75 persona. mnovatlons never before the lace, and Charlene Might, tbe hospitalized chit~ was not Lo•s Moore. Marilyn Wisecup, ter: Sttfners, Sharlee NeuiTUID Ten other Amerlcans were into an aircraft. 16 Rt. 3 Pomeroy 1 bump on Paul Joseph Fronczak, who had i Martha E~hC'\man, Judy Smith, and Janet Sue Grueser. feared dead in another mili· In the ~ear future, it will un- th~ head. They Were treated Mayor Lee Smith hi• pro- been taken from his \mother the • IJanie Gruese r : Middleporl De- rl F~bric Shop. Becky Nease. tary crssh Monday In Spain. taXI tests at nearby Ed· and released. clslme<l May IZ and 23 11 of. day after his birth by a woman parlmenl Store. Beverly Pernn. Martl,vn WISecup : New York Nine survJvOI'!I of the crash Air FDrce Base. The The d i Sayre was cited Ue 1 'P n.-. , In Mhl posing as a nurse. Pal Hmdy Ina Meadows. Me1gs Clothing, Apnl Sm1th, Mary ~ere and two persons Injured ship will make Its first test t M 'tgr •J.UDer~vlle co~rt char-' Ia ' ' •PI'Y ~-,s . The footprints of the baby F I . I E C S.wmg Cente r, Marilyn Stumbo, Carolyn Wile) . Sally Globnkar. . flight Wl'th 8 II0t and pilot o e s 6..u dleport OJl reommendaUoa of unera services or va on-- IJ ·r Menchim Phillip Sig.. en the ground were lighting for ' P co ' with excessive speed lor condl· Mn. Dale Mournlag, president brought to the hospital verified 0 72. Lon Bottom, who died 1 enn 1 er . · . life In the base hospital. Most from here "to Edward& In ahoul tions. of lite Feeney-Bennett Post his mother's story that he had ~t ,Pieasant ~alley hospila!Tues- 1 ters. Anm•. Cha pman , Shtrley were in critical coadition. two montha, The Pomeroy E·R squad was American Le'"'"n Alndllary, been born to her April 6. Tbere l day morning will be held Thurs- 1 Huston . Chi apmJ an ,· CKanaddy 'ured o~ { rded f t · t f j · Shoes er an bt the 00 0 called to remove J . The A.axWaey tpoason Pop- ar no reco pnn s day at 2 p.m. at Bald Knobs C J ' Goess H ewe ry 'd Ba MESA Arll A high ed P"" ALE the Fronczak child · b 0 CUt ewe1ry ' ar11ey an n' ' spe ~· 8 py ..... to aid veterba COl> • church . Long Bottom, With ur· l nett's Marguerite 's and Mod· Mel&• Geaeral Hospital lined 1o VeteraDs' bosplta!L ial in the Bald Knobs cemetery ·I ern Marl ' express train smashed into a There will be a rummage sale station wagon clll'rying .two sis· St. Paul's L u t h e ran ADMISSIONS - Bertha Rus· FINED $5 AND COSTS ten and their eight chlldren at lchLirCh In Pomeroy, Wednesday sell, Pomeroy; Denny Bissell, George,Jloberts, 57, L 0 n g Mrs. Congo was a hfe . long I Tickets are $1 in advance and a rural railroad cross!•• nd sd fro 9 to Che ter LOCAL TEMPS Bottom !' \ ;a,' " fined $5 and costs member of the Method 1st ·oe a 1uur ay m a.m. s . ':11 • · d b h I11.25 at the door. Mondsy, snuffing out aD p.m. In addition to clothing, DISCHARGES - Mrs. Claude The temperature In Pomeroy ]/)', GallijtO!is Municipal Court on church. She ts survive y er ~astern Local High school lives, One of the sisters also wW be furniture It· Salser, Racine; Jameo Dyer, was 68 degree• and 8llllllY toda~ conviction of passmg on a berm husband, Charles Congo Sr ; a Ba~r~taureate services will lie Baccalaureate for the mother of slx of the Pomeroy at 10 a.m. Moaday. daughter, Mrs. Eileen Polk. I . h' h 1 . th •ters 'wbo died Jn the • Ravenswood, W. Va., three Sunday at .2 P:m. m e '? ! sons, Charles Jr., of Portland . lsehDol_audl tonum. J. S. Davis, Wahama Announced Wta expoe,tlng another cblld. ·r Lo B d executiVe head. announced t.. l The tngedy oecurred in clear Gene 0 ng ottom, an'ld 0 a- 1day. Tl1e spea ker wa'II be the MASON - Baccalaureate '""' dh ,unny weather with excellent na ,d a t horne, 10 t grandch~ldren, Re.v Ra" E Warne. 1vices for Wahama gradua ting 1 1 'YillbWty. ~, an Wo grea gr~n c 1 rt?n, 1 · senior~ will be May 24 at 8 p. 1 and a _brother. Da_v1d Key s of [· Com~encement for the sen- m. in t~e . high school auditor11'ASBINGTON - Rep. Clar11, East Liverpool, Ohao. wrs wJII i:w1 Ma}' 20 at 8 .p.m. ium , Prmcipal Clyde Foley anence Cannon, D-Mo., 15, the 11 The Rev. Edward Grifrith will with Dr. . Alphus R. Chnsten- ~ nounced today. Commenc~ment oldest and one of the m o s t officiate. Friends may call at sen. president of RIO Gra~de will be May 25 at 8 p.m. m the pow•rlul ~bers of the House the Ewlng Funeral home any College, spt>aker. The Semor lhigh school auditorium for aof Representatives, died today time until noon Thursdav. The class trip will be May 24-30 to 1 bout 62 seniors. uDeXpeeledly. body wlll lie in state from noon Washington . D C.. and the New I The Wahama Junior _ Senior Callllllll was cbalrman of the Thursday at the church. York World's Fair. Prom will be Friday beginning House Appr<>pl'lltlons CQmmllThe high school Awards Day with a banquet at 6·30 p.m. and tee. He bed bMD a member of ANNOUNCE BIRTH will be Frklay at uo p.m. The a dance to follow. The Semor the Howe atnoO March f, 1923. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Colmer, Chester Eighth Grade com- Class left Sunday on tts ~IP tQ Columbus, are announcing the mencement will be Monday at Washington, D. C., and w~ll r. birth of a 6 lb. I oz. son, Wil· 8 p.m. with Edison Hobstetter, turn Wednesday. May 2ll lS the Ham Wright, on May 11 . Gra~d- president of the Pome-roy Na- ' list day of classes. parents are Mr. and Mrs . Onen lional bank, speaker Melcs Memorial H09pltal Colmer and Mr. sad Mrs. Paul Snider, Pomeroy. They have a The Tuppers Plains Eight ADMISSIONS - Norma Grlllll Grade commencement will he Middleport; Marilyn Taylor, daughter, Sherri Lynn. Tuesday with the Rev. Free- Racine; Glen Tucker, Raclno; FUNERAL HOME CUJSES land Not1·ls sr•.aker. The Riv· Jean Bentley, Middleport: Mrl. Palllol boys were presented troThe Chase Funeral Home, Rut· erview Eighth grade commence- Danny Brown, Mlnersvllle. 1 to r, are Tliornll Roach, Tim Glaze, 11!11d, will close after May 31. ment wiH be May 21 at 8 p.m. DISCHARGES - Estll Colo . Advllor Leo Crew, Ricky Wer- Mrs. Jolm (Chaset Howell is with Robert Bowen, Me 1g s UDS, hmeroy; Qlarles ~ .AdviJor Orval Wllel. - Sentinel moving to Galllpolla ID make County Elementary wpervlsor, cer, Mlnel'aviUo: Homer smu-, blr ·boma. speaker. Rac111t, ,; . ":-- - 3Teen-aged G• Js Jn']UI'ed .ln. Accident :e II Prayers will b Continue y Y M ther 1 I r: 'Summer r.·me an' ··s Theme 0£ card parl y, StyIe ShOW Eva Congo £ Long Bottom DieS Tuesday 1 Barealaureate, IC omme cem ' Is An nounced I 1 1 . �( i I ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 12, 1984 'Today 's .Medical Report· Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting lyDOROTHY Helen Help Us! .., .......... ~LGALLIN Dilly Sen11nel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., May 12, liMIH - -, w.,.. G. llnuHia!Ht, M. D.ol cer. 1receive 1 lertllbed tfillflr.WIIII TIINe 7eon oro at tbe utelll8 removed' IIlla '! i liD cancer? If a person with le~ age of 30 I had a hysterectomy.11or1ger possible. .~- r / kemla were cured would t h i o Since then I have times ', I feel crampy and moody Q - . Wltol ire 11oo ~ prevent his getting cancer? A - Letdlomlll Is CO!IIIdmcl u I uaed to wben I ~=~ 1~~-hardenlne of U.. ~ 11 THi CELEBRITIES ened his Strollers Club on the original to be canctr ollloo blood. In the my periods. Would tbe bl'llll! What ..1 I.Oi ·.-_ 'Richard Harris hope• to team up with •ito of 1!1 Morocco, he decided it would vlctbns, tumors of the opleen lion have lllfthln& to do liT , Rachel Robert• (Mr•. Rex Harrison) for a No More Conelasloa Jumpbl1 'Welfare Office where they reare almost always present. thl)'l!llltJms? Where A eerebral . ~ remake of "Wutherin& Heights." This be a night spot devoted to English enter- Dear Helen ' ceive their monthly ebeeks.; - There may also be tumors Of tbe blood go that I may cauae a Wide' ftrlltr ttme around it will be called "Heath tainment and food . He hired the london What do you thinit of a lilY H. the lymph nod11 IDd boa 1 10ould have !oat Wltb my dl!pendinJ 011 tbt . Beloved comedian Joe E. Lew- Group known as The Establishment and who curls hi.o eyelasheo. I oaw Dear Helen: cUff" marrow. The newer drup used lodo? ot brain lhaf;, dllnal· is and Ius best &lrl, Barbara Grim.,., ap- called his backroom bar The Pub. Then it! I was visiting my g I r I I ""' darnln« my hWihand't to !teat this dlsea10 m.oy con- A - You bave 1111dergo. 1 One of the I!CIIIU1Ioneat Npear to be on the verge of a trip to the be found a head chei-Haydad Guzeyer, friend and she has a very nice s~ks the other da_y when a trol the growth of tbe tumors surgical menopaUBe. This may iJ whit ta known aa a litaltar ... New York police believe they who is about as En&lish a~ any Turk can brother. and I was interested, netghbor stopped JD. She said, for several years but cannot be be partially reaponsible for your stroke. Tha victim imderaooa have the motive lor the ldlline of that &el and then one day I happened to "Oh bow quaint - imagine any- colll.!dered permanent cures. symptoms. '!'be blood you would change of peJ'IOilality _ lJI. college professor - and it had nothing walk by tbe open bathroom door o ne these dayo dornot ln& hisoc~al" Whether succellllfui or not, ouch normally hDo 1011 doem't untldJr, aols)' or ;tnfallt DLah4nn Carroll is toting alone her 1IS on . - treatmont would havo no belt- anywhore. Menllnlal too do with bird-watching, robbery or own music man, Phil Moore, to direct her and he was curling hlo oyel11h- 1• 1• rea 0Y out ht wu formerly neat, q& top-secret scientific knowledge . . . One two BBC·TV shows in London May 8 and eo with one of tho.. curlers! DARNER lllJ on the victim'• OIIICepllbll· a pert of tho proparetllln for and reepectful; '!'bert ·I I no of the most expensive divertissements 10 ... Bookmakers are among those not With gl&sses that would hide Dear Darner : · ity to a different form of can- renewal of tbe uterine wall cure for damaa:e that bu alreaat the World's Fair is scheduled to close anxious to rent space in the new Mid- tbem anyway , J don't see why Darn tootin ' H Isn't - ncept bela doni but a 1 1 within a week unless the management town buildings with the super-thin walla. he would be that valn.-JUDY lor the lazy! - H. • , IIOIIIOilmu be !IUD 1o dtecll tbl geta a lot of fresh money .. . Friends of To quote one: tThat· snot my real name, but '"'" columo " dedlceled to ~~=~, n.o.. would · llldudl it'll do l. lamlly llvmg, 10 U yoo're bavtho Johnny Desmonds hope the rift ru"The cops don't need wiretaps to get more l'tll, c1nta to ,. mor• aren't true. They've been married evidence. AU they have to do la put their Dear Judy: ing kid trouble or just plein trou· lbllormiUy biP blood 20 years or more. Ever since I jumped on my ble, let Helen help YOtJ. 8 h • dlet to NtbiCI ears to the wall" ... Ray Stark, producJohn Schlesinger, one of England's er of "Funny Girl," may have to return conclusions and rode for • will tlso welco~e your A";d a• o . !"":.·~ttinJ outiJIIOitlbacw.: top young film directors, arrives in to the hospital . His leg, injured while he mighty fall concerrln& remote mus "t: uper ences. ress 1n carefully lltlected 1!1111 tbl New York any day now with the most was skiing, hasn't healed properly. control ohoe horns I'm real Helen Bottel In <are of I b h of lrlnquiiiMr 111 optimistic plans. He wants Paul Newman • • • leery about lh• "obvious." ..... paper. tbt IW.lw/ :;: AND Alec Gulnness for his next movie Jules Dassin bas broken his recent Lo1111 eyelasheo ond eye 1las• veuel1, Talk of the fashion trade is the Wo- promise to Melina Mercourl about quit- eo wn't compallhle. Some fel- Dry Spell of Calls men's Wear Dally piece titled "Mr. Mos- ling film-making for six months to take loW. trim them 1o Ihey won't Ends in Big Rush UP! Forelp Ne111 Alutlyol mand" to "21 million yoJun- Q _ 11 11 IW'Iaftd to driDit; es' Monument." Off.set copies are being the vacation she feels he needs so badly. brush the lenses. Could be thlo The Racine 3-R oqulld Mon· The United States, hay In I teen" into tho flibl to that has been reheated? .mailed to influential people all over New He's begun pounding on the script of a boy curiJ !,i0 out of tho way. day night answered four calli trJed the velvet glove m Its Malaysia which Sukarno bave htlrd lhiot lhll dlvtlopl York ... Brigitte BaRJot's chums pre- sertous production on Pericles and the Anyway, lei's give him the ben- within five hours liter being deohngo with lndonealan Preol- eards •• an extension ot oome .dlemlcal tllat <OIIIti'ICII dict she'll take another fling at matrimo- early stages of democracy, and-need- enfil of the doubt until we're dayo hours and min· dent Sukarno, now. seema ready lob colomalism. blood VtiHII. 34 21 22 ny, this time with her wealthy and hand· less to say- be's casting Melina as the sure . . . uteo without any: Bob Beegle to wield the ble stick. The opeech was typical A - COffee beaal 11'1 NIBsome Brazilian beau, Bob Zaguri star. (Well , you can't say she isn't demoShoe humo' Did 1 ever lei It reported today. The first call n.e velvet glove approach karro. before you buy them 10 Nicky Hilton and his wife, Tris, havt' re. make fresh coliN tilt conciled . Boh Hope '• recent TV spe- cratic) · · · Audrey Hepburn, w b o when I oa1d the elongated kind Monday weo at 7:110 p.m. for came in Atty. Gen. Robert Ken- Sukamo, wbo.oe father doesn't appear at many premieres, pro, (on display at a owanky men'a GleM Tucker, Racine R. D. 2, nedy's visit L .. t winter to retains alnull!t hypnotic are nhaeted, Rebeat.. 111 cial, "School for Bachelor!." is on " its mlses to attend the New York opening store1 were for the fat man who who wao taken to Melgo Mem· Southeast Asia In ettempt to trol over the Indonesian doee no horm but the uf811 way to becoming a Broadway musical. of "My Fair Lady" In October, and may had overytblngl From 25 olate.o orlal hoopltal. At 10,40 p.m. a sollen the rambunctlouo Su· il Indifferent to the In coffee, lrelh or l'lbtl!)o Sam Locke and Joel Rapp. who wrote the make the ones in Chicago and Los An· 1 1 1d 11 1 d 1 G ed 1 mild video show. arE> adapting it for the stagr. geles, too. She wrote to Jack Warner: came no so gtnl e. rem n en ca was rece ve or eorge karno's announced detenninaa eovernment and to the manner ' I a blood. v•~~tl ooa. • • • "No matter where I am in the world that without them cnppled folk Taylor, 73: Wells Run, Portland, tlon to "crush" the new feder. In which his "commands~ are strlctor. When Donna Lee. the attractive s ing· I'll be at the opening." might go shoeleu. My apoiOiieo who was til, and aloo wal Ilk· alion of Maleysia. to be Implemented. And 10 It ----er at the Tenement, answer! the teleAI h pleas~! - H. en to Meigs Memorial hospital. was this time PleaH Rbd your I ough "Love and Kisses" was a Dear Helen: While t!Je squad was at the ho• i lt wu part of 1 broader ocelo To observe.rs 1·n Jakarat oolbiDtnll to Dr. Q, lahn"c:e ~·:~dn~y,~tsa:~:~:s~:N~w 1g~lg-~~~ Bro~dway flop. Ozzie Nelson expects the Those kids who were charg- pita! with Taylor, a call wu re- U.S. campaign to oncourase ·to mean he plaMed M.D., Ia ;~ ot Hollywood end Is Charles Boyer·s sun, movtr version to he a hit. He's supervis- ed 113 for • broken garage win- ctived at midnight for Mrs. Asian ieadero to oettle their dltup the guerrilla war ,....,, 11'11111 Dr, Bnllllo Michael . A play based on England's tng the cmema adaptatiOn, whi ch will dow. Th•y w•r• took. Whot r•r· Gene Congo, Long Bottom R.D. pules by peaceful meano and It Borneo where caMol oaower bldMdlll! star his son Rick · · · Philosophy from age window could pooslbly cost Upon arrival at the c~•o did result in a ohaky pledged to aid t•· he wiD •·u. i Pr of umo Aff atr s currently on the Prince Philip: th 1 h• E STE N ED h •..,. '"' ~·~ boards in Madrid. Wrll.trn by Spanish au· "Progress Is undiscriminating. It I a muc . A R . orne Mrs. Charles COJigo, 72, and a momentary lull in movell!fnl" ogalllst (OIIenll laleretl Ia f1llllh thor Camilo Murillo, il's titled "Trial for gives us better medical science but 11 al- ,!TOR also become Ill. Squadtnen call- verbal lnlulto exchansed LumpJt aoverr.ment •olamao. a Scandal" When John Krimsky op- so gives us better bombs." Dear Editor : ed the Syraeuse E·R for help. tw- the two dlopulanto. Malaysia lr'""iOiiiiiiiiiOilil•.,•..a""i Thc;y;tfi};frE;;;:;}~~_:~-:=~=~::.:::::.:_-ii~~==::-:rr::;-II••~Co~"":, to Calltornlo ond get The Racine unit took Mra. Char- The colm lasted Jell than a Into thio woroenlnl oituatlon Time _ .. __ ! Out here they build les Congo and the Syracuse unit month. stepped Alo!Jtant U 8 SecreFor utlful 1 lhelr garages up front, then took Mro. Gene Congo to PleaaIuueo Aclton Co-llld tary of State lor Fa·r ·Eastern Clt•nlng Of By Q - Jo loukemlo 1 form Q - THE SPORTS DESK May Use Big Stick Polic.y I ... ·, h ,I Blue Lustre· OXFORDS First Junior Relays t~ be On Saturday to make a point about our Super Turbine transmission Would we 4r1ve a Buick with a Super ,..urbin. tranuninion• dJ the way from P•den& to New York Cit}' ju>~t. to win Cl&s.~~ C in tbe Mobil Economy Run ? ()I OOUI'M. And juet in case anyonl! failed ,.t. to tM matl&fe, .,. dJd lt twk'f! •gain . b4 WOb Cl... 0 and Cl1111 G. In all, Buiek Turbine tr:~.n~miMionT You bet. Obvioll11ly you aren ' t phuminr to clri" 3,:!43 mile~ to prove your new Buick it eeQnomif•al. And you can 't expect to ret •• many mile11 ~r gallon a9 tbe &:r.pM'te In tlw Economr Run. Still, it I• nioe to know you an win the IK'ODomy run UOUDd to'lrb And thfo rood look• prize at t.be •me time: SH your Buick dtaler about it. No ®ubt •tllnd 1. ciU~Ma~, aad won 3- tnore t.han .., otbtr make ~f eat. (Rem.nnber Wh@ll ,.,pie ued to th•'* Butcln u111d a Jot ot tr• 'll think oC a aumb.t 114 otbtr reMObl &o JUT ) Did w.! make Ollt drfyt. Buick ,.ac about ,.,. ""oer ..,. .. C!o.~, ua • • • a . IIWQ_ AIIHKJIUUt IVIGlllALII til M1 ..,._ ~-- BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. • PaD•IrW, o.do. a..._ .._.. ..... .... ...... ..........,_ AliA;---.,-------- ............................ ....,_ .................. .. 8UIC . k MOt r n·IVISIOD .. 500 E. M1in St., Pomeroy, 0. ""!'____________............................~_,_,......,.. .. HAND ftlt . . . ...., Pub II 1 ¥/Y • l-l.l!lt 1157 ............. " -- --~~~·...~ u............... , •• .,.,, Na..... ai70?1'1PI ~- &ICM. Mil--aD IU~ ~lllfMr c,..., , ........ 1, ·~"·' ...bUill .. ...,. .,..... . . . .,.,. . . . ,..._, .... -. . _.......... r.- - · N.,. VA n. ... ...u ...... ..... . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Dal1t ....... .... •JI.I01 llODU.., .,. . . . . . ... ..... ,..... ....... IUI'ttl .. . .... ... *""••.., ...... ••.• .. ................... ltaiJI . . ·~· . . . . . . . .. . . --- 'PLUS A MOtii!ST . R.H.RAWLINGS SONS Co·: I SET..up CHAJitel . '' S. 2ND AVI. - .. . MIDDLEPOlT, O; · ·' - . . . . ·;· • .-t '! ... . . • I , " '· ' ! ' ,, -~ .I you live). MAX WARD that gave St. Louia it. <-ome· Athens Jumor Chamber of Com· I the majors in 1951 with the from-behind victory. merce and the Athens Westero IBoston Red Sox WY 2-2460 _Ray Sadecki posted his first riding _dub will•tart at 1~ a.m. l 1'11ere was sp~culation veler- 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy v1ctory afler three losses by featurmg hailer classes w1th the _an reliever AI Worthington also ..... holding the Phils to 'six hits, performances classes S('heduled would be cut, for the Reds 1n · .. The loss tor Culp was his thfrd for 12:30 p. m. must drop two more playm by AT I 0 N WI DE compared with one victory. Classes tor the show includ~ Wednesday midnight. I' .. •n•At nu IIS,IlfiiCE CIIIIPAIIY Hustling little Pete Rose performance dasses, lead-(lo I Cincinnati bought third base~ -·~ .....~ ._ .. ~. ~- •• drove in four runs for the Rerts I pony, trail class, ~take raee, un- man Steve Boros a 27-year-old r,__________ against the Pirates with a tor horsemanship, key hole, I -- ~ ----- - - -- - - -tl1ree-run homer and a single. pony pleasure 48" and under, : Rose's first homer of the year shovel m·e. pleasure horse. pick COMPLETE SELECTION OF ..• lcame off rookie Frank Bork in up race, eRg and spoon, work :the eighth and gave thl.' Reds ing class, pleasure pony 48'' • 7-4 lead which they needed 56", flag race. barrel race, pole ' when the Ph-ates rallied for two bending; Three Halter Classes, runs in te bottom of the frame. mares and geldings, stallions .SPRED SATIN Willie Slargell hit his sixth hom- and ponies, and a Jackp<Jrl race. er for Pittsburgh . sammy Elli~ G ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE (2-111 was the winning pitcher BATTLE TO DRAW ' land Tom Sisk (1-21 the loser. PARIS (UPII-Francols PaComplete Line of Building Materials --- ----- villa. French welterweight Armory show in 1913, afterward champion, and Cuba's Angel l gave up painting and devoted Robinson Garcia battled to a the latter part of his life to HJ.roond draw Monday night in I chf'..98, according to the Ency- the final boxing show of the I' N. 2nd Av•. Middlaport, 0. clopaedla Britannica. ~eason at the Palaio d.. Sports. lll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lll[lllll!llllllllllllll!!!llllllll!!lll!!!lllll!!lll!!lllll!lll!!lll!!lll!!!!!~ - - ----·- -·- -- ·----- - -- --I" 1 WOOD PANELINGS I'• 1 King Builders Supply Co. r-----------------------------------------.-'1 Rutland Wins 4- B 11 G 3 a arne , With Racine A BIG DIIIOTID TO INTIRIIT Ofl Mllll MAlON A. .A . . .... ._ . ,-·-- ·'.NI GETS THE DAILY SENTINIEL ......,. 1 ?• WHERE THE LITTLE MAN We drove 3,243 miles You can do it on the way to tlle grocery store ' ' '~/t 5 'PThey the remember Phlllles' chain. Pel. gb ' play not atforleast moving Hodges off the bag. ronluslon only last year Sa? Francisco.. 15W 7L .682 everyone," said. "It "Nowas onea did what watching him warm up his arm Philadelphia 14 8 .636 1 he should have done." throwing a few to Yogi Wayland. MUwaukee 14 10 .583 1 Brandt could have retired the side by tagging Hunt 2 Anything Yogo took a little outj Louis · 15 II .577 first and then stepping on the bag lo force Blasingame -oide or inside llterally pivoted Pittsburgh 14 I .520 31> for an Inning-ending double play. As it -was, a run htin halfway around wilh It s · · IJ 12 .S20 31> scored, Blasingame was forced and Daniels was safe =~:::...:=------ Chicago 9 11 .450 5 on a fielder's ehotce. Houslon 11 t6 .407 611 Los Angeles 10 15 .400 6\'a New York 6 t .250 10 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Monday's Resulta TEAM W L Pet. GB St. Louis 3 Phila 2, night .722 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 6, n.ight SToronto · · · · · 913 • 5 .600 2'-1 ~ yracuse . . . . v 1' mg hi I Houston 4 San nan I b 0 7 .5811 2'-1 Co urn uo · · · I (Only games scheduled) Buffalo 9 9 .500 4 Tuelday's Probable Pitehen I • Twelve events are sched.uled San Francisco at Houston, !' Jacksonville 9 9 .500 4 Saturday at Pomeroy H 'g h nlght-Marlchal (5-0) vs. Brown school startlllg at 1 p.m. tn tbe (l-2). Richmond . . . 7 10 .412 5'-' k Rutland, with Peterson pitch- Atlanta 2 12 .143 9 First Bl Be d Junior Relays n Milwaukee at New Yor • lng 8-hlt ball, and p!ayillg •· Mohday'o Results: . . . . . . . . g f7th and 8th Grade Track and night-Fischer 13-1) vo. Jackson gains! the Racine Tornadoes Rochester 4 Richmond 2 P'leJd Meet). (3-3). without any of their seniors, won Columbus 1 Syracuse o Meet Director Bud St. Louis at Philadelphia, 4-3 Monday on ther borne dia· Toronto 6 Atlanta 0 isslsted by tbe Varsity night-Simmons (3·2) vs. Ma- mond, Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 5 club of Pomeroy High bailey (2'1). will guide young athletes Cincinnati at Pitl<burgh, night R~tland JOt ooly four hils ?ff Pl. Pleaiant, Bradbury, - Maloney 12·3) and Gibbon Racme righthander Jack Bosttc, SHORT FILLERS eld .. (1-11. but all of them were doubles, PAINTER TO CHESS PLAYER rna, Belpre, and Pomeroy. Los Angeles at Chicago - and three came Ill the third inn- M a r c e I Duchamp, Cubist , Ttn poln.l l Will be Moeller (1·2) vs. Buhl (2'1). ing when all the Red DevU pa inter whose work created a tlrsl plact, 1 for second, 3 for Wedaeoday'o Game1 runs scored. sensation at the New York third, and 1 point for a fourth Francisco at Hnuston, night Coach Mike Morrison's fresh· place finish. at New York men, sophomores and 1umors Coaches are Mr. Bickel, PornLoula at Philadelphia, night collected 8 hils but left 10 run· era; Jack Kuhn, Belpre; Franit CindMaU at Pittsburgh, night ners stranded on the bases. They Capehart, WaMma; Bob Morris, Los Angeles at Chicago. got men home only once In the Bradbury, and Kenneth Moore, Alll<lrlcao League , fifth and again in tbe sixth innPt. Pleasant. w L Pel. ~~ lngs. Chicago 12 1 .1167 Rocie 000 011 0 - 2 8 I The 50 yard d..h wiU open New York .65CI Rutland 003 000 X - I 4 2 13 7 lhe relays at I p.m. to be fol- Cleveland .m lYa Peterson and White. Bostic 12 1 .oWed by these even to at the Baltimore 13 10 .565 lYa and Spencer. •PPI'IIXimate times Indicated: Minnesota 12 11 .522 2\'a ----TON\' RIDES BENCH Sack ·race 1:1$, 220 shuttle r"" Los Angeles II 13 .458 4 PHILADELPHIA IUPI) I Jar I :30, 7i Y,d. daah I :45, bas"" Boston . 10 13 .435 41> Tony Gonzalez, center f·ielder ball lllrow 2: three-legged race Washington 12 16 .4:19 S 2,2(1, 440 lhUUie relay 2,30, Kansas City B 14 .3114 6 for the Philadelphia Phillies, sat out Monday nlRht's game football throw 2:45, broad jump Monday's ltelults •t•lnot the St. Louts Cardinals l, hl&h . jui!IP 3:25; sbot put Washington 1 Baltimore 4,- night becaoae of inflammation of both 1:50 and 100 yd. duh t p.m. Cleveland 11 Boston 7, nl1ht eyes. He wa11 replaced by CookLos Ang 1 Kansas City 5, night Ie Rojas. HAAII .WlLL .REPoRT Chlcal!o a. Minn., ppd., rain )'jEW ORK . (UP!) - Bill (Only gamea ocheduled) OIL, GAS FORUM SET Haas, !lrSI· bio'~ll!ID for Buffa· Taeoday'a Probable Pltehers Jameo L. Young, Directur of lo of th!l:In.Uonal League, Kinsas City at Los Angeles, the Ohio Legal Center Institute bu. ~' to repctt to Wll· nlght-Segui (1-2 J vs. McBride and the MNion County Bar \laihs)l9rl· (J'a.) .1/f. the (hi!). · . Association will sponsor a confer ~gue. w,.jlin. ~ wu Cbkago at Minnesota, night enco on Ohio Oil and Gao Law olgued to IVOiiliDlB)lOI'I U·1l VI. Kaat (3-1). on June 5 and 6 to be held In t.>eek by tbe pparerll New York New York at Detroit. night- the West Ballroom of the Ohio Mots, ~ thl'eatened to quit Downing (I~) vs. Lollch 12'1), Union on tho campus of Ohio bast!baii. Boston at Cleveland. night.- State University In Columbus. Morehead (1-2) vs. Grant (3-,). Lecturers will Include oil and CASPE8, ~Eb . a) Waoblngtoo,, a:ao experts from Texas, Okla, NEW YORK IUPI) - Billy (2'1) ••· Stea- hcima, llllnois, Kentucky aad 1: SAVINGS CO. Casper ~r. ~ .joined defendiri; Ohio. · , chimpjon Amold 1abper. Jack Gamet . . A thought lor U}e d13'-Spa1>. . NklklaWI inc!.· JU!IUI ~ . KC ot LA, 2, !he .fl~ld fqr the 'fltltl.oot at Minaesota, night Ish , eulhor Cervaotes ulcl: '125 1!. Main St. Jlomeroy der!!Jnl ·~ ioll at Detroit, night . "n. aplolts « rillh men are ''· _, .W~hester ' OoonirJ· Club, .at Cieveland, ·nlah"t . lD 'be.'etttlbutecl "tlior to •oocl WY 2·al71 Jlarr~, N. 'Y., Jllllt H. ot W~ton, lllibl forlww IbiD ·fll -.,o." , . . " BAKER FURNITURE , ,.... \ I' I TENNIS • ... By Muton Rlehman, UPI Sports Writer field california forwarded by Middleport tn viclory in I he Washington has been the scene of some historical Jim calls his last victory-and Ohio Class A championship in I foulups but this one was the granddaddy of them all. of his writing -'"A Laugher.'" 19.~7. · To give you some idea of the confusion, Gil Hodges Bince he coasted home to a 13·1 Arter a stint with the Cincln- said he "never saw anything like it" - not even dur~ victory over the Mets' farmhand nali Reds chain proved unin· lug bls Dodger days In Brooklyn. It all happened durSalln&!li club, Bowles spaced QUt teresting, Jim dropped out of lng the seventh inning of 1 game in Which Washinseven hits, was got~n to pain- baseball entirely before going ton outlasted Baltimore, 6·4! Monday night. fully '1onJy by a veteran pro who Into the Army . Now seven years Here was the picture; and you'd better pay atten· has been much higher, Gene later he is .starting again, 1ony tton ~au1e some or the principals didn't, and what I Orf who singles doubled and he booted his first opportunity, mess It caused. tripled. but determined to give. til<. sport The Senators filled the bases with one out and the Jim had 18 strike outs In 17 lhe old college try thiS time. score tied, 3--all. Bennie Daniels lofted a sort fly to and two thirds Innings With an shallow eenter and Don Lock KOred from third as the 1.85 ERA. He's th• big winner ball dropped safely emong three converging Orioles. on the team. the only one to That's where a)) the fun began. Ken Hunt, a[rald have gone nine innings to date. theJtall would be eaul(ht, held second for all he was Jim reported that Tom White worth. Dou Blaslngeme, who fl:ured the ball would was sent back to Spartanburg, ; not be eaught, came tearing Into second. from first. N. c . -which he expected - I And Daniels, only doing what any husllm& pitcher and Bill Wilson went to Chatta· I abould, legged It like mad lor first. nooga from where he was shiP' Baltimore centerflelder Jackie Brandt finally pick· ped to Eugene. Oregon. ed up the ball, charged In toward second base to see Jim clnses: "Tf!IJ everybody what he could saJva&e, and was somewhat bewildered Hi and to keep their fingers to discover both Hunt and Blasingame standing on the crossed for me .. " Major Leapt Standings 1 bag _ Kids around Middleport will By Uolled PreiS loteraatioaa Brandt eommltled a boner by otepplng on the bag Vipnder why If ~i"l .~oesn't move Notional Lea... first, forcing Hunt, who pulled the original boner by GOOD CARPETS cades, wmdow ~oxes, fancy shut. les Coneo died there. a speech Jn his capital or warned that further inter· ~~~~~ · ' 1ters. wmdows: and even The Racine squad &ot home karta, J&su~d an "action comin North Borneo could USE . gla., panes. Break a at 4:05 a.m. today. reault in a final cut-off 1 0~~~~~ wmdow m one of those, and you ALARM WAS FALSE red ed US id to olndo.IJ iii might wreck the fancy loco curBOOSTERS TO MEET Middleport firemen nerla oc · ·a tain behind ll - whl<h alone The Middleport AthleUc Boost· a false alarm Monday at 8: · Works ln any make llh•m· would cost more than 113. - H. ers will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., when 1 passerby aaw pooer or with lone bandle Captive Givers p.rn. in the high 1Chool cafeter-- fire near the home of Alva Rice brush ... ~osts "lesa tool Heif'n : ia. All members are ura;ed to Leading Creek-rd, and ' f was standing In a thealer attend. the fire department. When On• Half .Gelloft - · ·-- ' ' L' the _othet S~turda~ lfter· men arrived, they discovered a ' -cleono Thm txl2 lull .. . . t~.kmg len l1tlle ktds lo a ALL ELECTED <ontrolled brush fire. Today Ladie._ Youtht-Children mov1e party. Some we.re No changes In the unofficial 10:05 a. m. the E-R squad took No Imports - No SeC!ondiahead of me and I <ildn. t eee election count Tuesday were Lola Greer. Beech-st. to Holzer wha\was gomg on until 1t was when the olflclal hospital. Other activity in Moclettlr $J-99 ~ I te. court wao completed by 10 town hall was the fining of Wll· Prl<ocl - - - Seemo profe10lonal beggars peroons Monday afternoon in the liam Harmon, Middleport, ~ have discovered these movie Melas county board of elections ! and cru~ts for lntoxlcatlon MOb· MIDDLII'OR1, 0. are good pickings. No le11 office. day by Mayor Leo Smith MIDDLIPORT, 0. four "sad, poverty-strick· · men came by, In dark giMAes, or crutches, with 1ign1 saying, "Help the Deaf," ttc., all with outstretched harvb for 1 handouts. The children, aome· l what frightened, tnd faced With obvioua mlaery, natural- I put their nickel1 and dimes I the tin cupo - and h 1 d left for the ohow. I I saw other parents down the 1 line donating becouse their chll· ' urJed them to - and 11 Ialked to one who 1aid. "What you going to do - you know guys are taking us f o r , sucken, but you can't look like • a miser to your kids." • I Every tim~ there's a queue in our city, you nnd these leach· es I out to latch on to the "captive givers." You can bt darn sure most of your money goes into cheap wine. I'm ell for charity, but not rookeJ11, Can't '! something be done? - TIRED OF BEGGARS O.ar Tired: Yes - and you just did it. Public complainta can atop line-begging, el!lpecially where it victimizes children. Send 1 ltft~r to the theater manager - ond enclose thll <lipping. · !Before J'<IU soft-bearted folko out there teU me I'm unfair to -. organized poverty, Jet me IIY , · I KNOW • few of thooe poor \~. souls ar~ legitimately lame-, ', halt and bUnd. So doeo 1he THE SHOE BOX HOMEOWNERS "PACKAGE" INSURANCE A clipping from the Bakers- proved il, too. when he pitched a.. ~ Giants, 4-l ·.. w- f Rose drove In foor runs, thfl< l ed after seven lnnlnp. Manager I lot a man out. cholceo and set the Pirates ' veteran of Detroit llld of them on his first homer o! Frtd Hutchill8on sent in relief In came Bill Henry, who hae down in order in L.'le ninth in· 1CUbs, !rom their\ San farm club where he w88 _hd~­ tile year in the eighth innlnJ, man Jim Dickson, bot he wa1 ohown hia old fonn lhia 1018011 ning. about ,300. He was expected to and Ellia notched hl1 · second touched for doubles by Smoky after two mediocre yura. The Roolo Clobber Rellovors consecutive win against no de- Burg~ss and Bll Mazeroskt and fireman ·walked the firat men ho The Redo gol to starter Bob bol.•lei" 1$ Reds at third, wh!!l'4 feata. a tr1ple by Donli Clondonoll. faced, but then got the next Yea~ for 1 pair of runs in the rookie Chlro Ruiz has been·. 'in Ellia tired and had to bo lift- Two runs scored and ho never three to hit Into fieldon' 1firS! lllning. The Prates got ooe a batting slump. ·(>ack In the second and added Boros was expected to bl!! Oa two more to take the lead in hand tonight when Jim Maloney All. STARS the third on Willie .Stargell's (2-!J tries to break hi! two • · game lostng streak for lhe k)wering homer. CinciMati tied It in the fourth, Reds against Joe Gibbon (1·1). By MD..TON RICHMAN In his own quiet efficient way. ting string to 18 game 11 by sintook the ~ad in the seventh but A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW EllA. . UPI Sport~ Writer provides as much help to Man- gUng through short in the ·first Pitt.!lburgh knotted he score in It's a lot easier to hit oil ln ager Harry Craft as Whitey Inning, , he bottom or the st>venth. Texas than it is to hit that Ford does to Yogi Berra. The St. Louis Cardinals edged Veale was lifted for a ,pinchHouston pitching. Seattero 11 Htta the Philadelphia Phillies, 3.2, hitler in the seventh and The first-place San Francisco Farrell, one of the Colt pitch. and the Cincinnati Reds beat Tommy Sisk look his place on I Giants discovered that sad fact ers who has profited from Ithe Pitbroorgh Pirates. 7_., in the mourid. The young reliever ' Monday night when Dick Far- Deal's theories, gave up 10 hits the only other NL games achedfailed to get a man out in the 1 rell beat them, 4-l, to record Monday night but worked his u)ed. eighth as he gave up a smgle ' · his fourth- victbry for the Hous- ,way out of repeated jams- 80 to Leo Cardenas and walked ~ . , ,\,:.{.1-0_; ··· .. ton Colli In five decisions. that the Giants could score only Over In the Ame:I<an League Gordy Coleman. Frank Bork ·· ,)I•/• . The Colto are IIOmething of a on<e off him in lhe fourth on ~e ;;leveland Ind1ans mauled replaced him and served the ··. 1 paradox. Their hitting Is treat- Willie McCovey's double, Tom Loe Aostoln RodA Sotxd. 11-ed7, theth home run ball to Rose. ed as a joke In rival National Haller's single and a double K s ngecets Ange ~ own d the "II yoo mm any fly ball• Ellis has now matched his 1 d bu b ansas 1 y s, v , an e forget It-" major league high in victories. ! 1 11 ~:guaeny ~::;~~g a~u~o th:~~ P :fous~o~ broke a l~an ue itnd I~as~~~~ton ~n~~n :_:re;~d He was 2-2 with the Reds in I A JJ rhe protection yow pitching. handed Billy O'Dell his first d.. ' a •more noes. . am $300 in Award8 at 1962. . need for your home is io Ont' low cosl Nation· Much of the credit ln that de· feat With a three~run sixth in- Iwashed out the ~c~duled ga?le I Horse Event Li8l~fi CUt Nichols. Buy Boros I th15 wide plan. Ask for the · ! f . d f r . between the Mmnesota Twms The H.ed.!l made a couple of partment goes, 0 course, to nmg ra 11 Y compose 0 JVe sm· and Ch1cago White Sox There will be over $300 In M d , Homeowners Policy-for General Manager Paul Rich- gles. Roo~ie Mike White led the Javier Homen. awards for the 19-event western I Tpehrsonnelt chtanges I flhon day. ! convenien<:e , •. and for ards The unsung hero of Hous· Colts' eight-hit attack w1th . . ey pu ve eran e an er real sa\'ings (as much u , · . hi ff h . th Julian Jav1er broke up Ray horse show scheduled for the Chet Nichols on the waiver list 1 1 13 5 5 40% ov~r -,epa rate CO/Itr· ton pttc ng s:ta • owever, ree ng ea. C 1· h"tl 'th · th · Athens county fairsrounds on · · d" · 1 pitching Coach Cot Deal who, Willie Mays stretched hi!! hit- I ~ p s. no- I er WI a .SIX m~ . to give him hts uncon I tiOna ages. depending on whert ~:::g~;f,a~'=~~~:!tlurut":: :."!eP::'!.;o~~~· !~Y~. o~u~o~ -~-~··· '"''"'·-~""''-"''111?;• · . ''*'~I three-run ;~~f.~~:~e,:nr~g~ht~~a~~:;e~rth: ~~~d~rie/u;:ne;~, :~~~~:~ to I~:'•:;; as~g~d ;:,o~ct"~r a~~~ ' mentals of outfield play!' pean title. Lon~ before that he --~~,~~~=~~;:~ ,,~·=·=;"":MA;l·ik -"';~!-t'~--~.·1<?., . hon1er in the seventh The sho~ sponsored by the I innings of work. He broke into .-a• 1 Jim Bowles, the big righthander of Middleport who decided years alter his first chance to take baseball seriously, 18 off to a good start with lh Phillies' Bakersfield ClaSH A Grizzlies. "This is my last chance · · · 1 know it · · · and I'm going to do my best to give it a real try," said Jim before leaving for tralnin~ camp late in February· To mo&t of Jim s friends, the only question of his making it solid in professional baseball is, "Did he decide to go to work too late?" Jim admits he may have, but has been encoura&ed by the Phillies people the door to baseball success Is not entire]y closed and Joe ked to him. Jim's letter doted May 7 • ;' from Bakersfield has optimism force . end a bit of watiOOs realism. A Jim Buwles with his right He is 2-1, after a slow start, arm in good shape should be I nd after lean\ing In training fearsomt- thing. a camp that he couldn't break in He_prov:d that In the Arm ed as an outfielder (to take ad- Servtces an Europe when he sq ~ nlar~. Reds Cut Nichols, Worthington May Be Axe Colts Bowles Off to Good Start With Bakersfield Grizzlies us patJence • Near Efi d, .., . PITI'SBURGH fUPI) - A pair of CinclmaU'1 youngsters, Pole Ro.. and Sammy Ellio, carried tbe load most Of the way but it took ~ veteran to preserve the Redo H vt<'lory over Pittsburgh Monday nleht. · 11 Cbel TIIUieblll Foretgn News Commentary • ,• .. ' I. ~ \ THE DODGE DEALERS CAN'T RISK IT "" •••• We're out to break records! Just like the sales increase record we set last year. And that takes action ... actioo cars, action deals, and service before and after the sale. Bul then, that's the way we like to do busines1 ··-.... elvinll Ioliis what they go for, at a price they can hardly resist. Take you lor granted? Never. And, to prove it even more, we back every Ale to the hilt. Before you buy, live us 1 try. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ·co. MILL I SECOND STS, .a.. MIDDWOIT, 0. . �. . . . .... . . . . . -........ . . ' ..... . .. . . ...... - .... . - . . ~ ~ .~ . • '·\ ,. 4-Dal!y Sentinel, ~meroy-1\liddleport, o._ . Ma!- 12. 1964 , - - - - - - - - =-e "-~res · Rock Springs " Soc";..'ty Notes I IJUI! ~ • THE ALM ...r·AC F" £10 SEO C • JVe ~olli . ounttes Show.,. ·. "Ire. In Tax Renort Airman Bolio is Eoroute Stateside 1\!., :.a:,..u; :.col:::= Molllr nlllc!lt, liot&eb• Today Is Tuesday, May 12, NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - Mrs. for the two wfl(c .nol'tiiiJial By United Press 1Dtei1LIIloul Fave Bolill, 4th Sl., hal recelv• May 2, IIIH·al!d . . .. . ,By Ualll!d Pross 111temall0111l Pitts 012 001t 120- 8 11 3 --r ,_,._, •. Nltionol Leacue Ellis, Dickaon 18). Henry 18) ~f;l~!~d day or 1964 with 233 ~~or~~~~~~::; o~nM~\~{.; Five of the ten southeastern Lawrence- $11,3'12.8!1, tt.II'IB,- :~~=~~11W~:.: Sl. Loqis OOit 1100 300 - 3 S 0 ~ Smith, Edwards (8). Veale. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black· The moon !. approaching lhe lell Japan, where he he& been Ohio counties •bowed 8atlll llll19. 1445.590.52. $411.413.23. 470.iH, '193.40CLot' dtiJI. - tl·!'f'U" 110 OliO 000- 2 6 I Slsk 181, Bor!t (8) , McBean 9) ston an<! farnll visited with her first quarter. fur 36 •months lo return sales lax coUecUons for the two Melp - P,83U4, $4.8111.10, '1811.09. fi!S,956,0. Hl I ltif ' Sldedd 11·3) and McCarver and Burgess, McFarlane (9). y In 1937 George VI was the U s and a duty station at week period whlcb ended May ! fl73 -•.26 fi\'U 711171 ... ·-Gil - ""111. · O.lp B ld b (8) nd Trl · · parent. Mr and Ml'll Wllllam · · · ' tit Jod 1n 1963 . Pike ,.,. • • · · ........ • _.,,. • •' a sc om • an- Wmner - Elhs (2-ll). Loser. . . crowned king in Weotrnlnster James Connally AF'B. Waco, over e same per - $$2,545.28,- $3,564.76, no weekly fllllft, tuf,Ml;lll. dos .. Lostr - CUip (1-Sl. HR- SlSk (1-21. HR-Stargell, Rose. Grueser, Sunday afternoon. Abbey, London, [ollowing the Texas. They are Athen•. G~llla. Law- $100,732.45. $102,0'12.32. Lawrence- Ql,ftl.fl'; lfo., ..,er. Mcs. Scott Folmer has return- abdication of his brother, Ed- Upon his return to the Slates. re~, 1\oss 8 ~ ~lotrt:u tell ROSS - $1T,ITU9, $1!,022.70, 1180.56. Meigs flOZ..0 105 . . . -San Ftan OOit 100 000- I !0 2 ed to. her ilome here alter un- ward Vlll. before going to TelW, Bolin coun a~e a ea e pre- $633,00!1.28, $570,457.45. .. 7211.21. Pike :.... $UIG.III, ... Cmcmnatl 300 100 130 - 7 12 0 Houston 100 003 OOx- 4 8 0 der~om~ eye surgery in Col· In llHV, after 3:18 days, Soviet will spend two weeks with his vlous year 10 fiscal year fliUres. lctolo - f2,i,313.M, $211,237.- 3411.52. &II - $16,10.'/t, ~.. O'Dell, Shaw (6), Dulfalo 181 umbus. authorities In Berlin announced sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Figures show•ng the, colloo- 84, $840,974.33. $834,199.25 069.88; Scioto- $19,00U9, $392,• Major Lupe Loodon and Holler. . Farrell (4-1! and Mr, and Mrs. Da~ Hubbard the end of the land blocklide of David White !Linda Kay Bolin) 'ion for two wcek8 endmg May Vinton - $9211.87 $1:009.20. 739.09; Vinton- .,,958.88, "'·· By Uallecl Pmo IDimlallonal Bateman. Loaer-O'Dell iiH). ol WIIBhlnglon, D. C, .~pent oev- the German capital. at Renton. Washington. Leaving 2· lll64 and May 4• 1163• a • d $50,853.37, f4T,I7'1.77. 014.75. Nllfanal Lei&Ue eral days last week vtsltlng her In 1%3. President Kennedy there he wfll go to Lowery AFB those for the !l"'al yoars llllrt· ,i-;..,.;;;;;;i.,;.;.;,....,......,...,....,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,..;;;;;;o;;;:;;;;o;;_,. . . .0. AB R. H. Pel. (Only games scheduled! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl ordered troops to lake up poSJ- at Denver. Colorado, to visit mg July I. 1963 and July I, l962 EAJY TIRMS . . Maya, SF . 21 85 14 40 .471 Amortcaa Leagae Roberts and family. . . Uons in the vicinity ?I Blrming- A2c Jnhn Sutherland . who also follow : Willame, Chi 20 711 17 32 .4015 Boston 001t 001 ODS-- 1 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Phtlbps ham after rioting broke out. ho• bePn in Japan !or •everal Athens - $12,313.44, t9,651.20, 'CJmente, Pill 25108 20 41 .310 Cleve 020 040 14x-ll 15 1 of Athens spent Suni'!ay with - months but who returned to $456,226.49, $4!7,80786. Cardnu, Cin ~ 86 15 81 .3$1 Lemabe, Earley 16!, Wood M_r. ~Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and /' though! lor tbe day- Mark the sta t.. some time ago. Late GaDia - $7,096,64, $3,9311." , 8targell, Pitt 20 82 17 29 .354 (8! and Tillman. John. Bell (9), With Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phd· TWain said : " Work oonaists of in July. Airman Bolln will ar· $280,S40.5B $l90.21l6.13. Boyer, StL 26101 16 3S .347 Abernathy (9) and Azcue. Wm- lips of Pomeroy. whalever a body 18 obliged to rive in New Haven to spend 611' Johnson, Cin 19 52 13 16 .340 ner - John 12-1). Loser - La· Mr. ana Mrs. WilHam Rlght· do ... play consists of whatever day fu rlough with his mother Hucldn1- $3.2! 7·76 • 14-337 ·83 santo, Chi 19 67 12 23 .343 mabe 13-1). HR - Whitfield, bouse spent Thursday evening a body 18 not obliged to do." and sister, Lori Ann fl80,37UI, -179,354.17. Allen. Phil 22 90 19 30 .333 fBrown. with Edna Carman. Lerrv has been stationed at Jaeki<>D - f4.704.01i, f6 .12S,Mayo, Mil 23 91 IS 30 .330 Mrs. Dale Hubbard end Mrs. J)UCKING STOOL three bases In Japan 'mon! re- 68, f396,61JU2. 8291,206.21. , Amerteaa Lelpe Baltimore 102 000 010- 4 8 1 Pearl Roberts spent one even· A ducking stool. a chair lor , cently at Grant Heights. He ha' Oliva, Mlnn 23102 23 45 .441 Wash 300 ooo 30x - G 11 o lng last week with Edna Car· the punishmenl of scolds. ! received his G.E.D in educa!Jon terpart of pilot training, is held fi'ngosi, LA 20 61 18 2G .388 • McCormick, Miller (1) and man. witches and prostitutes. was us- : and lnnguoge and last week he at James Connolly AFB. Tu Breooud, Boo 23 94 15 3S .372 Orsino. Daniels, Kline 181 and Mrs William Rlghthouse has ed in England as late as the rl!<'clved the Good Conduct train its navigator 8tudenil, the -Freehan, Det 16 54 5 20 .370 Lepper!, Brumley 111. Winner- lbePII confined to her home the 19th century. accordmg to the Me~al award. base used the T-29 "Flying Robnson , Ball 23 87 12 29 .333 Daniels (3-21 Loser _ McCor· past week by Illness. Encyclopaedia Britannica. I Navigator training. the ,cou::::n~-:::CI::a•::s:_:roo:m~·"_ _ __ _ _ -----Rchrdm, NY 20 H IS 29 .326 , mick iD-21. HR-Lock, Powell. Mathws , KC 22 16 13 28 .m I __ Frn<na, Clev 21 74 8 24 .3241Kan City 100 010 030- 5 II I Slebern, Bait 23 78 14 2S .321:Los Ang 220 OiO tO.- 6 8 1 Tresh, NY II 57 5 18 .316 1 Drabowsky, Grzenda 17!, WyHome Ralls ialt 181 and Lau. Newman, Naliooal L • 11• • - Mays, IChance 181, Latman 18) and Giants 11; Howard, Dodgers 10; !Rodgers. Winner - Nf'wman . Williams, Cubs 7: Allen, Phils; 12-1) Loser-Orabowskv 11·3) . ".-.a, I 1 1 • i I .:.o,.,..,..,..,..,.!!!'!!'!===!:! • * Twin~ : Oliva. Twins: Wagner. i _ _....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.__ _ Indians all 7. Reedsville Gtants 30; Stargell, 22; I Clmenete, Pirates 19: Boyer, Society Notes Cards 18 ; Howard, Dodgers; I llu•• Ill~~<<~ r. : National L e • Cue - May!J, ' Pirate~ GasolililAshland makes your engine come • ,~ 1 Marichal, lutions were discussed and the Giants 5-ll; Gibson, Cards 3-ll; topic "Last 40 Days of Christ'• Phils: Ca rd• all 2~. serwd lo the above and to the Ameri<·an League ~:- nator.; j Kline , following · Mrs. Mamie Buckley, Arrigo. 3..0: Twins; Mrs. Ella Hannum. Mrs. Vlvian B nker, Orioles; Chance, An· Humphrey, Mrs. Ella o.t.xne. I I "· F"isher. White Snx : Kra- and Mr.o; _ Lillian Pickens. The li·: fndiuns: Pizarro. White ~It meeting will be with Mrs. S · n ~ da t z. Hed Sox; Stock, Humphre\ . Ori11 l, s ::~II 2-0. . Mrs. H~len Archer and Mrs. 1Ruth Hall spent the week end 1 ! in Colun,bu s visit ing with Mr. l and Mn . Oon Coleman and family ! Mrs. Laura Ruth accompanied Senior Ro,•s L ague her daughter and son-in-law . Mr. j .\ lay l. 1964 and Mrs. Wavne PrincP to Col· , Ridenour Radio - T. V. , urnbu-"'. · ' C Kmghl HI , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ruth , .., · T. Cruist 4!9 C 8i('ninger 367 i hav e returned from a visit with .I Ridenour 420 relatives in New Brighten, Pa . Mrs. Nell Clark and daughter, \': t\llman 522 Mrs. Blain Newell and daughHandicap 471 Shumw<~y I of 'I . Handicap Total Won 0 Lost 3 275 660 Rutland Furniture J Grate D. Grate C Grate S Grimm R Little Handicap Total ~ 1 400 414 326 News Notes . . .Mrs. Elsi• Haning, MrA. 0bert MarkinJ, Mrs. John Black· 333 1wood and Donald called on Rev. j 427 ::~nd Mrs . Cowen Sunday. 657 2.\63 ' Mr. and Mrs . Delmar Rhodes . spent a Sunday at Dunbar, w. 1Va., with Mr. and Mrs. Richard R....s ' Miss Esta' Mae Blackwood and Mr . Jerry Wynes of Columbua we... guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood. Mrs. Bear! Farren, Mrs. Martha Poling and ooo, John and Mrs. Jennings Slllitlt and 100, Mark. of St. M1ry'1, W. Va., \ftre Sondoy llJeSII of Mrs. John Stoot. Mr. and Mro. Tnm Weela vlsited Mr. and Mrs. SU!w1rt at Middleport rocently. Mr. and Mro. Cherie• Joneo Yion ! Loot I Durst's Gterery Y. Durst D .McTumer B. Sylvooter Blind Blind Hlndlc1p Tolll 357 430 452 3411 1 311 845 2533 '\'• I Lest I G. 6 G. Cal• '' M. Menehinl Sll J. Willlama f30 : . Lind 332 L .Van Mete~ 393 !Ilind 405 H•ndicap f95 visited at Zanesville with Mrr Total 2553 [ Jones' mother who has been very ill W' n ! Lost 0 Tied I MilliOn County Bank Mro. Obert Markins and Mrs. F . Reichert 368 Grace Carr attended church at I· Linlf"Jfelt 315 Mt. Union recently. p Stoot 382 - Mn. Jolm Stoat 1 1 ,. Reedl P WiR 274 High Game ' 1111. • · High Sertes "'''mn ll•glt ;lilt, l!Mio ~nd . 'him. H• ~h M ~ and 240 PFC. WHITE IN DESERT 1 Mrs. AfiiiOll White received word thai her son, Pfc. James I Robert White, U.S. 52538803, ~ SOD Administration, Co. A.G.P - M Menrhin i. D. 2d Armed Division Fort 1Hood, Texas, .is at Needleo, - B. Allman. 522. Cali!., when hiS compony 11 G11110 - Rirlen· [ partlclplltlnc in ''Ea<O'cllo Del· T. V.. 724. . ert Strike" for a 30 day perSeneo - Rod•n· l iod, While there his addre11 il T. V., 2110. 1 Needles, Calif. IIZ383. P.' ndicap Total .w.. I Lost! Tied I ::ft ft H 1 taJ N ul'. River News Thomas.Reuter Vows Exchanged on March 28th at Pomeroy Church ::d Harrisonville 2422 oball"1i. M. .. • ''ou get more power and better performance/; You can see ... hear. • • feel . .. the difference! \ ASHLAND OIL & RBpt'ININO C·OMPANV _,,., ,. . ) .J "'"* - .,,. ' .traY.., M-•• rcr.. SALIS & saiYIQ ""* .Jvl*.• ~~. . .. . .., ~- ,' iu1 "COllMAN" j Available only at your Good Neighbor Ashland .-.. the friendly man .with the better brand! 'lfl$ ..,. YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY ALOT MORE FOR AFULL-SIZED OLDS LIKE THIS m, Prove it to yourself. Get new Ashland A-Plus or new Ashland RegularVitalized Gasolines that make your engine come AJ.JVEI . 11 Arrested I n Riottng Walla ce 0ver Yet the Jetstar 88 costs less than 30 mr" ·, Vitalized Gasoline gives you instant response-you get faster, smoother acceleration. Cleaner, quieter engine operation. More power and better perlorrnance. Not only that, but you get up to 10% more miles per gallon, too! You can actually see, hear and feel ~e difference! 1 1 II•• Is your car sluggish? Does it lack zip? Starting today, discover the power it can really deliver. Fill up with new Ashland A-Plus Super Gasoline or Ashland Regular Gasoline-both Vitalized with AG-105! 841 2.'or!l 1 Late Oassif leds G: were Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. Brown's Bottl('d Gas Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredith and D. Vujaklija 386 J. Van Inwagen 311 Roger of Beverlv were recent R Coleman 336 guest. . of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. McKinnev 439 [Pickens. 'T. Blaine IIi•• 'd,.':: : Dav. ters of Athens and Mrs. Ruohio ! tu.d 1 1 2tlS7 =.; J llH r7:. COWLING Total 1\'on I Lost D = tw:J. IS tservice priceless! Mar· Washburn , garet Brown. Refreshments wer P'f'PLEASANT - City Coull- PIII!Y ot RaveNwood hod .enCl>ntlnued P'rom Pose I OOLVMBlJS (UPl) - •Tltt IIIII a •lite uilini prict CO& •ixtll pending ~ lludy . , A Motlter•s Qay PI"Qif~ wq : cil Monday !!ltht oodered a city· ~I)' donated 180 .~ of showed clark'• baJaiiCilll (!( fl,· State D9w4 ol ~ MQQ. IrK! and lw the purdJue _ol the Department of "':"II..: ol · AtDilJ. presented til the SyraCIJH Na"' wide lnlpectlon of d<lwMpour. dian)ood rlbbetl allUIIPl\llll ap- \Oil in the general fund $1118 In day approved three aecllons of schwl buses wtth state asslS• Schoob rwe(olng lbe "'_. IFf u..ley Polt Ill ollurcb Suncla dllliq the . · prmdmaU!ly f feel wide Qd 14 th tery fund bl the the m~trov....W plla lot cea. ~. tiona ol ~ IDMPded: will 111101 al tbl Na<tllll lapjlal : ' :1 8dlool b)'J: city ~ll~ IPIF•~· lect ill l<l!lth flit the thelter ~:Smemeter tu..l _.. In lhe trallltll purchase of trehool luits in Common Pleu Court BuekJud .llilb lolleol, .,. CrlCh~ ~kat 7<11 P* 'l1le Origin of Mother's pa7 1 tllli ~ ~~ Jll'9~· Contrlbutk!N - • an- lire "''uipment .Dd $5 1n busea •1111 platl& for 1 j<Ult vo- ltlrt have ehallanfled the au· denville High School, both to •m-:Y _,.t.r 1M . • ,.81. Jlvlll by Mn Maxble Arlr &,.,..pout. c lUieeled to IIIJii. I!GI!lleod for the port from lbe the swimmln& pool iuJid wldch catlollal school ot the ab.,.. tlllll'lty o1 the boud 1o set up Auglaize County; Alger 0wlll ho lt. anlltlll iJIIPIC!Ibl old to opel! the ~m. follow- tary sewers w':u be fined flO. Minter-Holmes Lumber comp- ~e up the toWII'I a~ oper- donee! lll!lllord Army Depot, the plan, wbidl would the year high. school, M~-ll(c. 1 t":;. 1111 with a poem "Which" by ·lkime moolhs •Jo eoune11 j;;!_~$1:..:, the Prl!lch City aUng C'\lll<ta, excluding street At the 1110nthly meetina Moll- alate pO'II'er to buy all acbool Donald sp;-year IIi8ll ~. Loo P 1!1.,. William 'n!orpe, and , P!l•aed an l1l!llnanCe inakliiC it ''""'' ...,. malnteaanct. • day, the board also 111 Jllly U buies rather lllan leova lhel and RQupdiJead lour • feu' blP 1 be U 8011R, "My Motber's Bible It 1 ' VIolation fill' downspouts to CouncD '114mlle'- voted to -H..-.J 1 IIUir fNia De for I IJUblle boulllg her~ C11 pow.r With lndlYidual dialri<:ts. school, all jft llaniio CctuJV. Girl Sc1>11ts of ~ hood 'l'rlll." by )Ira. Ora Boa. Mrs. run Into tariJt«rY - n . and c:lw!go lhe hour of the council Oolamiiiii ... loulllon l*1o tho aclJool bus purdlaae plla. Ajllli'OIIol of the joint vo- Action agalnot Decatur • WubOne will meet w~ at 1 RDy Anna, llln. Arnold. Mil..., the fine fer the vlo!a!lon. meettnp from 7 p.m. to I p.m. Eleatrle Oo.. ....-.1M MJd. The bulr<l a4ppWd rulta and ealiollll 10baol to be buUI at mgton High Scboot, Lawtence p.m. it lila borneol tbs.\ R. Ralph Llvllldor, Mrs. GIn The pollee report for the cU.y bqlmiiiJI wltb the JUM meet- dlet>Wt Velul•,... aompa- reiUiatiOila for apportll!IUI1elll Ilia ~ord depot, lllllth of To. Couoty, was tabled omW oat Knl&ht. CUndlfl and,M.,. '111otpe. for the month of April Wtll &IV· lnf and contlnubl unlll Octo- ny for IIi worlta QJtlrlag Rt. of atato lunda to acbool dlatrletl ledo, ,... UDallimous. Tbe month. . 'nte Mlddliport Alnatew Gill' A.. poem, Are Till Cblldnn en by CQundlman. Ted Stevena I 14a OD Aprll U " lbtll the for the purchase of school school hal boon tranted so ReCOIIIIllendlllon of the decleners Club will meet W~ ln? WI$ ~ by Mrs. Leroy sboWin& the eity po(Jee lftw.U. ber I. aW!ty llOUIII lliii'J'Iel a power bu..., !Itt procedures lor ae~ ..,._ of ltle depot by the fed. termlnaUQII mf Prllrib' ol , dey eveq Ma 13 at 1h 1 Wat!IQII and A Modem Tribute rated 10 accidenta, amated IIOV· Financial atatemomtlll'l!lll the 1111ap, ll'ai &ovtnliiiOIII. Counos to bt needs of applicant scbool dlohome or ~Knleht Wllb to MQiher." by Mra. Mlltoll VII' en drivll'tlnvolvld In aoc:ldeiiD; three CJty departm811ts were -Heard and accepted the retalllbl includa qriculture, bust- tr1cts for the purchase of ~ Mrs. Gle1111 Lambert 81 ~~Qlsto- tan, .tlor wbicb Mrs. 1!411 rave liiUid 401 Plri<lDI violation relld .,.ln8 _the followlnl bat- port of Firt Chief BI'Uii Mills. ~ ness education, home eeonom- room !acllitJes was estab •bed. ln8 h~. a rudJnl, "Two Mothen." tlc~tll; IS llckell I« unlawful on Apnl I. 19114: CIty, - Learned that test drllUng on 0Spl eWS ics and Industrial education. The prt!Jrlly llst Ia_ Ol'dll' IllThe White ~ 141 wlU Bob Slewlll'l, auperltltondllll Jlll'kll!l ~ gave 9 W@mln8 f12,5tltl.ll; Water Wrol<a, $35,- the sltq of JII'OPORd laiQOII sew'l'bt board overruled the rec- eluded: ~i<lld U- Local meet w~~ 81 m. ol the lundly Sobool, pnteot- liekoll. NinoMen J!II'IOitl wore MUll Pil!a fl4.000 In the Stat.! erqea probJbty Will si!U1 0100n. ommendaton of the superinten- School D!ilrtct, W111'1'811 Coua. at the lellon 111 In Mt&Ufport ed fiowers to Mra. Moille Gulno arteited for road Jaw vlol~tlons Slnkinl Jl'und; Benge Deport- Attending were Mll)'or Smith EIIIMtll Hospital dent o1 pubUe lnl!truction and ty: Blanchester Loeai !ehool Mn. WOllam Robtoo II pretJ. tbor and Mra. C. L. Arnold. the and Z2 per<ollS II'1Wied 111 oth- Jnellt, ftli,7M.IO plus ..,..,OOit in and Clork Grate, couneUmen Among those wbo enlered tile dlaapprovllll 1 request by the DIStrict, Cllntna Caunty; Not& dent. oldtlt Jtllllhert pruent; Mrl. er mlt!deme.-Qr ehar&es. the Slat.! Sinking Fund. Jolin Zerkle, Glbbone, Harris Hober h lt•l In the st 24 CWumbui Cily 8oard ol Educa- RldgevUle, Lora!D County; The Guild al Grace Episcopal Wlllltllll Arnold, tbl )'11Ungat; Mayor Virglllllden IPJ)Ointed Present lor the meeting In and Stumbo. """ . pa tloil tor the transfer of temtory Bethel-Taft, Clermont County: chun:b Will - I Wtdllw4•Y at and Mn. Orl Blu, tho mother 1 eommlttae eGillil<MII at Ern- Krodel Park clubhouae were hours were Mrs. Ellne Jane from the MICIIPI Laeal Board. Washington, Scil>to Caunty: _A~ ,30 p. m. at the parish house, with the rpost chil~ren Ill'eiMI. 1!11 Handley, Loula Jloasl, Hlr· Mayor 8fdmo, Clerk. :Mrs. A. Moore. 48 Nell Ave., Dr. Ro- Further action was taken by rora, Portage County; Sprflllo 7 wltl> Mill Llzlorl Gila 11 boot- Elc:h mother recetved a small am Daugherty. Toill Hollalld E. 'ntoiDIS, J011111 Moore, City bert D. Thomao, Halliday the board 011 propoq~a for fteld, JefferBOil County; SIJel. oss. potled pllnt IIIIer which t be and '!lid Srevellll to stud)' need- AtloJ!II8y c., J. Hyer, council Heipts, Mrs. Tummy De a • transrar o1 temlory, Tbese in- field _ Lake, Lera!o Caunty: MA.Y u Itt•.. Wllllem 'nlorpe gave a ed improvements at Harmoa member&, Carl Murray, Charles Danner, u Plna st, Mrs. John elude the labtllnl of the pro- Madison, Buller Cowl!¥: East Tbe Pall OOimollo'l o1 Theo- opectal program for allltiOthm Pa.-. Fowler, J11ra1n Daugberty. Tom Henry Wedemeyer, Rt. 2 Gall~ poaed tranofor of territoey from U••I'Jl'l01• CCllWilbiiDI Ouanty; dorul Council l)augbt.era o1 Am• prtMnt. Mayor Slden IIIIIOUII1!Id lhet Reynokla, li'.meiJt Handley. Ar- Gaup nadl111•• Gallipolis poli_., Mrs. Clyde W. Hammons, Willard City 8oard of Educa- Jeff•rson., Montconwy Cc!uPQ'; erte. will meet 'l'twrlday .....,. two now picnic lbelten are be- tin l!all, Lou1J lieu!, Ted Stev- dom IU, 14.7, running 10 feet Rt. 2 Bidwell. Robert McCoy, Uon to the Seneca County Dis- Preble-Sha~ee, Preble Collntng, at till home o1 Mrt. 11ft. Weddinl Date Set 1n1 COIU!IrucWd at Krodel Park till, Tom Hnlllnd. <llarlel Cot- on rol~, Pomeroy-Mo..,. 20.- Rl. 2 Vinton, Welby H. Cuey, trlct; they dlaopproved the ty; Greenhilb • Forest Park, ry Reibel. and lhetl(a(ser AlUminum Com- trill Olld, J. 8. Duncan. 87, Pl. PleSNilt %4.14, Hinton 2310 Ml Vernon Ave .. Pt. Pleas- tramler of territory from llamdton County; Marlou, Mel'ftfAY IS At Sltaulnee HiU, 1.16 falUn&. !Wlawha Falls 1.00 ant. Mr•. Mary G. Dering, Ma- Mount Hoallhy District to Fin- cer County, and 8prtltclleld, A sbower honorins Mro. Joy- Mr. and Mrs. Vemon J. !aiUng, Charleston 18.01 stati~n- son, w. Va .. lvaa G. Shawver, leytown Local District; re- Lucas ~~nty. _ _ _ __ ee Sllltley Bowen, a recent Green ol Lewis Center are onary. Lolldon, Marmet and Wm- New Haven. W. V1., Nancy Z. !erred to the committee lor brt4e wlll be held at the Roek IIOIIiiClnJ the engafltment . ~ field dama were on lhe sills. Bowen, Cottaaevllle, II'. va., further study a proposal tor the Sprlnfs Method~ ch111"'h, Frl· IPPI'Oichllli marriage o1 !heir Arr8lllementa of wblte Jllles, cireular veil headpiece. Boat IIIOYomenll: Mrs. Ftank E. Titus, 401 Lin- creation of a new school dls· dey at T:!O p.m. AD friends daughter, Marfl¥n, to Mr. Neal aladloli and palms decorared the Best man wu John Edgar Oblo RlYir - Lorena up 14, coin Hill, Pomoroy. Robert H. trlct in.. ,l;,stern Hardin County : and nelgl!bors are lnvlted. . Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. El- allar lor the candlelight wed- Thomas of Moline, Ill., brother 5:o:; p.m.; Andrew Calhoun up Fetty, Mulberry HeiJihts, Porn- and tabll!a. the proposed transThe WSCS of lbe Mlnaraville mer Blah of 34311 Curve Rd .. ding of Mlu Zana Kalherloe of the bride. Organ music was 14, 12:~ a.m.; Jordon up 15, eroy, Mrs. J Dllloo Cross, Ra· fer of temtory from the WesMethnd~St church wiD hold I DelaWJI'!!. Thomas, daughter or Mr. and provided by Mrs. Harvey van 4:50 a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania elne, Wllllam Crothers, Jack10n, tervllle City District to the Co- lilt rummage sale Friday and Sat- Miss Green Is a senior at Mrs. Edgar Th011U!J, Pomeroy, Vranklll. ushers \'Jere Jart Reu- up I'· 6:15a.m.; Southern d~wn Mn. Jack Dean Rhea, Rt. _I, IClllbi!S City Dlstriet. urday, In the Massar bulldlns Olelltan8Y High school and wiU 1o Wallace Lee Reuter son of ter Columbus hrother of the 18, '4 a.m.: Jerry ~worth up Jackson. Mrs. Claude J: McGm- Two r"''uests for changes In . . . on West Main St., l'clnwoy. urtluate at the end of May. Mr, Mrs. Chi!lter Stephen..;n Aur- gr.:Om and Wallace Russell, 17, ' a.m.; Mamalear down 17, nls, Rt. Z Jackson, Mrs. Nor a charters were approved. RidgeBlUe, attended Dublin High ora, Colo. and Richerd Reu- Brad~, uncle of the groom. 4:16a.m.; Ede1111 lklaworlh up Bledsoe, Wellston, Floyd H. .!"ood Local School District, Cohool and II now amployed wllb tar Mi<ldlaport. A reeeptlon followed In the 17, 6;10 e.m.; Warren Hougland Reed, Wllk~vllle, Mrs. James shocton County, was granted the Colllno COIIIInlction Co. of vows of the doulile r1n1 cere- social room of the church with up 17, 7:06a.m.; Charleroi down 0. Rush. WUkesvJIIe, Mrs. Har· permission to chenge the name Decatur, Indiana. money were read by the !leV- Mn. Mary Kunzalrnan, Mra. 18, 9:05 p,m.: Elilbo Woods ley W. Canode, Hamden, Miss of the district to Ridgewood ~wedding will be an event C. Melvin Alkire at 3:30 p. m. William Rhinehart, and Mrs. down 18, 1:411 a.m.; OVEC up Nell furlong, Ironton, Mrs. Em· (rom Lafayette and also chenge of May 30, at the Shawn .. lliiiJ 011 Saturday, March 28 , at the Helena Brlcklel, aa hoeleues. 18, 8:10 a.m.; Luther Hardi!Uin mett A. Claulng, Ironton, Miss the nam~ or the hl&h Churuh ol the NllZBrene, with United Methodist Church. Tht bride's table woo centered down 19, 6 a.m.: Philip Sporn lnes L. Philllp.o, lrooton, Dav•d school tu Ridgewood. Gnaden· Larry Gladwell lVII the cues! the Rev. !Cdwll'll Grindley and Given in marrlaJe by her with a three • tiered wedcllng down 11, 7 : 1~ a.m.; St. Marys M. Dorst, 1\t. I Gu~svtlle, W•l- butten·Clay Local School Dis· of honor at a PIJ'I)' liveD by tho Rev. J. L. Colllns officio&, father lbe brldt waa attlrtd In <ail:• with eccant. of orchids Ill' 21, Z:05 p.m.; Jefferson hams Thomes Thuma, Hunting, trlct received permission !or a his mother, Mrs. Bettie Glad- lng, a ~rina lenetlt gown ol wblre llld lilies used II1'0IInd tho eake. down 23, 8:50 p.m. ; John K. up ton and William Arnold Fields, change in organization from a well, Saturday evening In ob- r,fr. and Ml'll. Elmer Blake lace ra.nloned with 1 5<001! Large wedding bell repllcas !3, 5:35 a.m.; John J . Rowe Ashland, Ky. 6-year hgh liChool to a 4-year servan~ of his lltll blrlhday In are lormer realdentl of Meigo neckline fitted bodice slang were used in lbe social room down 23, 5:40 a.m. : Bob BenBirth• school the home o1 Mr. and Mrtt. Dtl· county havlns llYed In tlie sleeviB.'~ bouffant ~ltirt. Her decorations. rer up Greenup IUO ~.m :. El- Mn Larry Richard Brumfield The hoard recommended the bert Bdrer, lcuttb Fl!llt'th-sl Whlre Chapel and Joppa areas. iltoulder length veil of •Ilk !Uu- Mrs Jackie Cummins• of len up Greenup 7 a.m.; L•nda Lower River Rd., son, 3:07 p. revoClllton of charter of ftve Refreshments of sloppy joe Mrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse i• akln was held in place by 8 Colu~us regiltered iUtstl ond ChoUn up 31, 2:25 a.m.; Chip- m. Monoay.. lllrl. Arthur E. aclwols and tabled action on a sandwiches, potato dnpo, 81111 an IUnl 'of Mr. Neal Blake. tiara of poarl petals, and she ustiUng In tervlag "en lolfss pewa up 31 , 5:40 a.m.; Sally Henson. Addl8011, son, 9:011 a. m. ~-pop were served, 'nte guests C!ll'l'lt4 1 colopial bo uet of Maril lll'Jl'l'.ll and )Ira. Ed· H. down 32 2:06 a.m. Coal Kins Monday, t11e clllls model! ••• ht 11<1 enJoyl!d ·ao tVeJ11118 of dancms Star CLu, Meetl wfll" carnaUon.olrom~lch ltll war/"wolle. , MinOriviile· and down 32, 5:35 a.m.; Molly K. Dlleharged RUG •nd CARPET H JliYS to llalonJl Ani ""'' after the honored gu..t had opsalln alreantel'l. MfssA ella,RhlnehertandMrs. up 33, ! :35 a.m.; Reliance up PaUanta recently diachargCLEANING howU PIYI• 14-!iour,Mir,... ,ened tltt glfta, ~1'1: Oladw.O If' Chprch Anne~ Miss Patti Alln Wolford of Robert ngRhlnehart al Jaeklon. 33. 5:50 a.m.; Tibolt dQWn Mel- ed Included Mrs. Ray RlliiOll, Call Now and An•llctiOn by 21,800 Emeraeocy was assisted by Mr. ar.d "'"· . ll rnald of led Col- dahl 5:25 p.m.; Valvollne down Furrest Davio, Harold Aleshire, For Cleonint Road lllrvi<l Dlllills , • • axDon Becker and Mrs. Delft rJy~r opened the meetlnc Chi lcotha aerved •• Guestl were from Tu . o, M klahl 9·55 • AI Ze h M Don ld J II p t . . AI Your Convonionn elusive tmolallli an4 counui· Be-ck:er. tbe S)'ractase Presbyterian I\OnOr for the bride. She wore umbu1, Lakeview, Chillicothe, e M lei hl pi~25 to~ Ch~ · Brs. tt ~ J arrepb, C ~~ co mplete er~an 1 ~ . 1 service e1 ing ••• ball and arrest bond Attending were Sand G School Star clpss meet· a l(Jht blue falJle 1own ol bt~ ~ Moline, !11. yr up • a · a.m., s- arre · rs .. ose a • ,,.,,u, '" •••• "',. "' .., prototiiOft ••• personoiMike Gardner Susie ~15ar::',; lnlhe annex of the church ltrlna lal)gth with amatchlng Mr. and Mra. !IaUter realde ~ d~n "'o~hli:06Ma.: ·~ Val- ~7~ Lynn Swtiher an<! Roy Lee :r.,;,~"': obOmoo.:~"""' .,; tniUTIIICI ••• end muolt, nwcll 8 1 Slaven Kay Ault Seqn M~llen esday night, April 28. Mise temporarily with her parents at ;[ a~s~r Er:! 1 e :::::: · o~~~~~::u~i~:~ 1110r1. Tmt yourself tl tl'lll :c e. Roy t),JemlUI \sa Bradbury: Fr""kle ilf;umaw, presided. Mifl. Plantl Pre•e~ 1511 Nye Avo., Pomeroy. The dru:;·~·3s · ·. R w eo :.,:el· , , , '""' ''" •• • ,...... ,... prlcelell trvltotirw -"r-tall John Hood. ~ 8au8f Kenny utes of tlje 1-st meetmg wao ,.. CL.. h new Mrs. !IaUter II • JUnior at . a m . oven• up ROBINSON'S and (Dio tHor. Harris 81111 i!llod W' ne reed by "1t•· Lizzie Quick. Mrs. '0 •ourch Mol era Pomeroy High !ehool, and Mr. Meldahl 3·05 am; Lynn B AlfTOMOIILE CLUI Is ome Sauer Pat IYEdw~; Daisy tush gave the treasur-- Mothers Dar WU Obotrved Reuter attends the Manpower upG~f.ld~~ ~&o a.m.Q c· r Maehlne Lau~::"~':i;,~j. 1~~:~noro OF SOUTHIRN OHIO ru,vid @Uver s~ Ptt11oo er·~ re rt. dnrlltg lhe Sunday Scbool hnur and Tecbnlcal Training Canter at a tpo am - ueen "Y •rm ry ltotion• '" bertSchinoli,Ste::mnd •M':;';: Ment rooltlteStarandSwJ. at 111!! Syraeuse Methodist Jackson. Hegradu1tedfromAu- down 4 .40 p.m.: Pamela D. DISK HARROW, grain binder, MIDDLIPOIT-I'OMIIIOY ClubR.,.ra-tatl.. Yin rry . ~ Aahley Y, •, ahlne Mukers olaaseo oal1'ed an church Sundl!y 1110min(. rore High School in Aurora, doiYn 8· 20 p.m. Chart.. Stev- good shape. Pearl Parker, Ph. Pomeroy WY t-5421 ~,;!~ ,:~~~2~ Stephe~. J!k SlsnWn 0 b •lecllon day dinner In the churcb Loree pot~ plan!$ w~re PTII" Colo., and spent f.bree years in ·~;;n ddown ~:: p.m.; ~lg';';- highway 7, three miles east Middleport WY 1-5110 571 Broadwoy St. Mlddl-rt, 0 B rb J ' annex. with the ~eds to go seJllM to Mrs. Oma Wlnebren- the u s Army c1 own · p.m.· · · of Chester 5-12-31p "'!!ll!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!!!!!l!!!!l'!!!!~!!!!'!!!!'!!l'!'"!!!!!!l!!!!!!!'!!!lllll!• u ~~ on atnn11!81Jam, John towards tbe redecorating of the ner, oldest mother. presenti Mn. . . • Bosworth II down I 40 a m; - - - - ' - - - - - - ' - ' '" Evans, Linda Jftcobs, l!onle Hln- IIIMS. A e&0 ehedt wu 11.., John Gibbs, YOllllieJI ami Mn. .Walter Beckjord down 5:50 a. dy, Mary Wolfe, 8aody Hump- given by the Slar claRs. Dilford ~'arrell and Mrs. Dana m. . rey, C~~ Anderson, Kathy . Roll call WI.J anawend with Wlnebr- !Pe molhers willl Kanawha River Memll ~ lfapton!tlal~ 8l!ar.. Blhlf vene Millnlnllbe wllrll Ute 111011 children prnenL MIN down Londoo 4.35 am. ; J . s. 0 on rrilotl, Marta llubba~. :'healing." Mra. Quick, conduct- Marcia Karr made the presen~wis up London 4:45am; LuCandace Bohr, Nancy Harrts, ed the prngram session which lations ~ gave I lribure to cy Jane Lucas down Marmet I Randy, Greg and L10a Beck- ''"IIPfnl piAyiDg 8 Bible game. liv;n~ molhon and 11so to dea.m.; Helen . up Marmet 5:10 ' Tht meeUt~~ al<)sed with a bone- Cillllid malber1. a.m.; 0. F. Shearer down Wlr.I I. Selldlng Jghn Bllte, dlcllon Ill tml*lll· · fi•ld 10. 1n p.m.; Thelma Ann Kathy Bratton, ~ AIIOJtto lllfl, "aymt Hl!lmet, hotteli R~ AT DINNER CAMBRIDGJ!l, Md. (UPI)- d<!wn Winfield 10:115 p.m. ; W. worth, Diane Davit, Marsary served r,lresh~ 1ents to those Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Scarberry Eleven l~tegrallonists ~re un· H. Shover, Jr., up Wlnfteld I:Harrla. Ste~e Pullllfl; Chrlt- mentioned &llove and Mrs. Ada were hosts for a farnlly dinner der arrest and two others hos· 4i a.m.; Beaver UP Wlnflold ttne Bal1r and Joe Rek:l!moncl. Slaei and .Vta..Htzel Clstk. Sunday with all of their child- pllllllled today In the aflfrmalh 3-46 a.m Solvay down Winfield ~~ryofllso received_a 141ttpllollt ' rtll except one present lnelud- of 1 wild, brioi..throwlQJ Ne, 4 a.m.; Semet liP Wtnf•eld 6:10 congratulllllona froln .1 }I.UIIDr Miu' Ins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stock- gro 1 t r 1 1 t demoostrellon a.m., Ltltle Edward up Wingroup of girl scout. who ~ wnary .man (Sarah), Columbus; Mr. quelled by National Guard lear field 8:15 a.m. camping at Cheater over the Socj.cy Met Sunday and Mrs. Willlam Scarberry and gu. ·- - - week end. 'l'tll Junior MilaiMary SGcle- 1001, Michael and Gary, Clncin- The street vlolenee eeme Plll!fiB JOINS Wo\LKOUT t~ ol the J..lur.l Cliff nat! ; l'llr. and Mrs. Alfred Scar- Monday night after the guards- WASHINGTON IVPI) - EfBradbury PTA to Fr.e ~ ollui-ch met SUn- berry, Jr. and children, Bruce, men. who have kept this •• Iorio were .being, made today to moi'lllhg followlnr llttnda Peggy, Jennifer and Amy, Mid· cllllly teruta eaatarn abort com- seltte • pr1nteno. dJ!lPUie wh"'h Meet ·011. W edne1day ~v lk>bool, In till rter'titloa 1'1!0~ dleport; and Mra. Slllckman's IIUUIIIY und•r "militia law" (a left the WaahinlJioo Evemng The Brdaba17 P'I'A wiU ttl the ,....._,._ son, Mr. •nd Mrt. WPIIam Wells !91'111 at lirnlted martlil Ialii Star wtlhoul the manpower to Wednei!day . . . . . •I ,,.. p. Mrs. Ja.,. GliiQOI'e 1ave anti aon, o\lltll, Mlddltport. Their slllOI laat aummar, manasad to pu::.,w.prlnM':"y~ out fiv m. May, 13 InNH of lbe usual the ehapler from the study book ether son, Henry Scarberry, tel- tum away \1116 crow.! attemptn . .e da!J. ·New officers will be In- "Mwene al the Cqo" and ,pltoned from his - - In Col- ... In demon.straU! asalnst Ala- days ago when i union olf•ctal stslled and final plans made I!Ciivlty bet8 Wll't djltribuh!tl umbus. llama Gov. o-g., C. Woll~ee. was lind by tbo _lllllr I'Ns~ for the school picnic May 19; pictures ..,... lhose wlio Wallace. a eandldate In I'QODl employ• ~ the walktill eighth grade commellel!menl Jltrtlcipatld In tbt - • GIVE DINNER }Ceryl!md's pruldeallal proler. out M<lnday, lea_VIIl!! lbe star vesper aervl~ · Sunday, May IT pl'fogram. A birthday dinner was given ~nee prltnfUl Mil Tuesday, unabl~ lo ~blish. oven lhe at 4 p. m.; Vls!~\100 ~y for Attending wer. tbe itdVIItln. Sunday, May 10 for Mrs. Devid spoke before 8 whlteHnly au- sharply curi&Jied ediliOIIS It had · flnl graders to be held Friday, Mrs. Ollmore. and Mn. ~ GI'Uf'.ser, 212 Condor-st by ber dlen<e ot !1101"! 11111!1 I.SCIO. lit been ~~Suing since the strike. May 15. · Pow•ll. Wayne tllld Jtmlor Pull- chUclren. Present were Mr. ~ was lavttllll to Clmbrid&e b)' \UiiiiNGTON _ Pr....;.,t Tiley IIIUSt bn aecomiJanled by Ins, Gres!!l'l' l!!blln, Lll1dl tllld !drs- David Grueser, Kay, Lin· the Dorehester CtJtanty Jlljij'*' Johnson's lllu-tY bIll aeelparent and ilplch will be sen- M~ !Iaker. Darl~ and N lla, anti Donna Grueser, Glenn and CIIIMu A!sodatklft an f1l'o t the 1 1 to them -..a n ...lr · G · . • , wen on congress ana oper# ..., ""' parents. cy Bllfbara Kline, ru-, Mr. and Mrs. Carro11 ganlZIItion fo11111d Jul RU- line table iA!daJ llento<!rllll Thewlll !Int. Mracle rttta1 1llll1ltlrl .I!Jd u.n1111 Ollll!ort. ~ au..eJl 11111 Tammy of Colum- to wmflat Nqro lnlelfatlctn ,!.Silrlbed 1 uihl on tile pnp,re ... l!ll'ft , rt. llild a.n.tbte lllllq, ._,IM but, Mr. and llflt. Jack Grues- d•mand.o. ,... freslltoll!llil for lbe ....... · Nlcih•il. lllciQr ant . ilinn r w iUIII 11011 Dmm, Moltnt Ver1Atltlan An 11114 scalpel. 11111 ~ laid ---;;..... . &!tulsby, Wayile Lallbelt, CIJ4ree non, Mrs. . liDbort Halley a n d Amoag u,. qndar arreat at major ourgery was needed. StnsaUonal Jill 11111111• NOWI JITSTAI II OFFERS JOU A CIIOIC! Of GlVIU'AIIILr DlliNER \UclpteJ and two guests. Jeff. !.my Belb of Cbeshlre. VIsiting 1be Maryllnd Nallonltl ~ fill tnrydiJ • • ~· Mr. lnd Mra. ADen Elcl!lnger rey llld Paii11'1111Jn$ of. Co- Ill tile allernoon were Mrl. Net- 8ri1IQI'Y fn PlUavllll, atar Jla1. TIIIU GliAl lllW All-naw 2SO.h.,, ·~ wltb ~ family dla. I\Imbul. • t1a Jrloore, Junior IIAlusll, and limen. today wu Mr•. Gloria ...u,. Jetfloe lockM V-ll,.ine, optional I!!" Stitidl7 at tllelf home, MuJ. · . . · 'iin. Larry Baktl' and Rickie Rlohlrdat!a, ehllmtan ..; t1tt HIAftNCJANO betrf Hef&llil. Guest. were Mr. SEIIVICJE HELD all from Syracuse, Canlbrlclu Nflllovtolttat Aclitll • • ...._ cast • Actl-..ckw IAS.h.p. and Mra. 8)'I'GII lfl80ll and Mr. A Molherl day WOI'/Ihlp filii' Oalnllllltee lllld ~ AIR.C:ONDmONtNG JeiiiN • ...., v.t, atand...., • S,...,,_ ldthand Mra.,~ li!Ghlt ctf ~ vlot waa bold at .lila .Liurel · llNTERT.uN lUNDAY leader of the city's ~ llnllf!l'l Ia • • eptlonal al ambUI; ..-. illtl MQ, " Cllll !"ret Nttllodln Qltri Gil Ill', lllld Ceil Notn on- II\ IIIOYOIMIII. . /f/1£1£ ~NUI/II EietbJ«, W, ~~ ~y .. 1wo JPfeijl Jttunbm, ltrtllned \VIlli I tlln!ier SutJd8y , ' . . . . . . Ch.... &lrftll IUD hoiayl ~ ~ ...,.. tllld MJo.. , . ''What A frltild Wt Havt IIi II tl\tlr .home, llclck SPrin8a WASUtNGTON (tJPll :-. S1tPo ;' oua. row Ele1iiJJ&et ·-~ M!tlblil'' 1114 . . . Gift Ill . . Jloid; Gu\!lls- Mt, ~Mia. ..tlllltl G. O'lflr.. ~. IQ. ler, ~ _fl l'!lilltli"l· lilif" Ne ~ ~y jlie Geolfny Wllaoll and· dauahlefJ, ~1!1111 t bill ICidl1 ~ ... ~- . ~ilm!ttyciji !"ft ~1 'tbe Jlt~. ~ GiJl ~by and ~I Jo, otl'<!meroy; . qllll4 fedora! ~m llatolil eeoo. lfltiP. ... lrt4~ .,...I!,f!~D, Pa!D' fltd !GI'. il1s ~ ...,., :'~ ~- )lal' ~~ ~ J'W:Iir, U· . . ,.eo:!ICIJ ~ ~ .nd. • Ill< , ., I« I·' \!IV : / : • .... ---~!!'r 'It ,:ntf_~""'' .~ . ""!' C'!"' ,.:~· v~ ~.Mil} ~ hfU ,I!!IPI • lit.~~ " .., ,.. r • 1 Kl1ppstem. In SYracuse Only the N<tlional League - Sh~w. ~1ant~ 3...0 : Ellis, Reds; Life'' was given by Mrs, t · 'l'ht 16th Birthday Is Observed by Larry Gladwell Mathews, Braves; Williams, ,- - - - - - - - - Cub!;: Torre. Braves all 17. By Mn. Lyle Balderson Amerirao Leacue - Wagner, FARM CLUB MEETS Indi<tns 25 ; Colavito, Athletics Mrs. Ara Myers was hootess 21: _ Cash. Tigers 20: Oliva. , for the April meeting of the Twms 20: Hall. Twins 20 : Stu- Olive Farm Women's Club . Mrs. art. Rod Sox 19. Pauline Myers preSJded during Pite-IDI Ithe business session. Stale l'l!BO- City Downspo · nt Inspection Zoning May be -Three Sections of Central Bus Purchase. . Beginning June I Ordered Given Support Plan Okayed by State Board of Education , o., May 12' 1964-5 Mothers Day Program Given r •-=--- 1 McCovey. Giants: Stargell. Pi· 1 HR- Pearson. · rates all 8. __ I Amf'riCU Le•CH - Colavito, · Chicago at Minnesota . pos t· Athletics 9: Hall , Twins 8: I poned, rain Skowron. Senators 8: Allison , J (Only games scheduled) Ua1ly sant1n,1, l'tlmeroy·Mlddleport, . , . ~'j . . , } - .. -lltiftll: . . . Wlol' .... ·~ MI. . . e•• I - v..., ,.... v- .... v.a. 800/0S . -.....,......... . . ·······-------~..~~--·-·-.-- do .· .. ~.,~ Uililt111~··~1ti · !l!!i!li-=.; ..•qrn. ,p_IIOIC.. ~llf .C?~ ~ with lew-price names! ---li----..1! ......,.,HS\1 , - - - .... II,.... ~ ..·-'!'" _____....,~ It~·· 1 .....~ . - ...., ...*'(1 .·.(·''...__.., -~ �\. n .,' • to "TI!e BeveriJ lllllbllllell~ • and a cloaa aeeond. ll ll>et Day! Ads .Will Pay Any Make Hay In May-Want -I ' .'.l etevision ANNQUNCB MJETINO &-Dally Sentinel, _Pomoroy-M~dd~ep~J!. _O.,_J.I_!y_12, _1_964 - - - - - - - - - Re•l Est•te Syracuse EUB - -- - ~r--Bible Class Refrlgeralo< ~.110 month. We deliver an~ service them. Meeting Held Call WY 2-28611, residen<e. For Rent For Sale BUIIMU Services llassified Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of' QUALITY ·, ~ds 1963 Nova 4 Door $2695 t' actor}' air conditioned. Powerilide, power steering, power brakes, tinted ilass, white sidewall tires, r1dio , heater, complete factory accessories. Less lh~n 8000 mile.!l, aqua fi.nilh, 1962 Corvair Monza Coupe $1795 LocaUy owned and low milea&e, tires like new, 102 engine, 4 speed box, bucket !-eats, radio , heater, f.o~wn paint with maJching viny) interior. 1961 Corvair Monu Coupe $1545 Th is JittJt je-wel is the one for the young at hea rl. Red bu<'ket seats , white finish, f on the noor, radio and heater, good tires. 102 engine. Get Results. CANI:Q.LA ·r•ONI Co&RKI"1'10NS. WU1 0. ~$11Te0 lUI~ lt:OO • o., rot fl Ill Punllf\JI:>OJI RmUl..AT10NI 1'be publlltl• .....rorn ~ rllbt co .o11 or r-it>ct aftJ' ad• dee-d <mjM!tlonal:)\e @:n'nn •b.oul" IN r.pnrt.!ld tmmedla•el' rba polt 1-.b..- wW fiiJI 110 reaponllllll fo• IIIItH tban otw lnen"""e' lnurUo• RATD r01 Wanr Ad lan1.n 11 cnt.10 pet wont .... laJef'I'.IAII 111t11h'"'"' Clilat'll II cant. Word ,_ ~ DOD •m~tlv• .n,..rt:lfl. .. ll (:a!Jo '""' lltjT, Ma D1scaunt ...., ,.,. ada an• ••lcll wlthtro 10 1111¥1· CAAD Ot rHANKS A; 0811'U o\RIES - 11.211 rot !KI •ord '"'" aum ICildl acldttlm~•• woro Ill' ornca •=• ROVU o\. Y. to 1):00 ., Ill. DatiJ latutdU ~:!JD A..M CO Ill~ IOOl' rJ"' SO CA5l: ro '"l.A<~t "' Jt.I'..!Wl..1 PROOUCU1Q thN1' ,U) POMEROY, OHIO 1-::=::--::::-::::====7=========='1ooMPAc:l' SWeepen. Autborbo Searles, Rutland, 0 . THREE bedroom brick duplel, • · ~ ed ,. 1., and oervlce. Write 5 9 ltp z blocks from town. Call FOR SALE For S•le 554 71h St., Parkersburg, W. "'SJ"S;-;;R:;;OO"'M;;-cH;;cO;;;U;;;S;;;E;-::w~ith"batb. WY MU7. 5 2 tfc - - - - - 1 , : = = = = = = = = = ; 1 Va. Bullt-in cablnetl In kitchen. FOUR ROIJMS, beth and ba,._ 2 YEAR OLD s)Xltted mare Get Acuainted Offer HEATING, Plambill&. MaeDer New table top hot water lleat- ment, furnace heat.P hone Bridle, sad· R __, Tl S I • __ ... . . _ _ er. 66" double sink. furNew WY •~ •• 19 . 4 28 lie 1 pony, very gentle. d h ecap__.,. re • 1• Fvnaes. ~ u.-.-.. dle an d f ee , 1100.00 . 21 1nc n• ~ 1 lllal n-Coleman forced air nace, Admiral co lor TV, console moWllile lhey last o i!.o&l!l n • ~tb 'ld' lth electricity 4 ROOM apartment with bath. ALL SIZE -y. Pltne W1 z..ua. ou 01 IDJ w ' del, remote control, 2 months PASSENGER TIRES .. $7.90 ..... gas, hot and cold water. All Phone WY 2--5385. 7 ZO tfc old. Phone SH 2-5174, Harold NEW 13-14-15 IN. fixed for automatic washer 5 8 tfc: tl d Oh' TUBES . $1.79 tax Included ilarl Gneser, ............ allil h h t - - ·Hysel,I Ru an , Jo. -. and dryer, as gas t'l er, THREE ROOM furnished aOpen ? days each week Heatbl& "'11. 12 atc ll a.m. to 9 p.m. llbtetlvWe au. three garages. Co mer 10t 53' partment, utiUtia furnished. 1 lOO' out of high 'y c:----.~n·-;:b-or-r"' ow::-c:o:7ut Carpe- t water. Also call WY 2-3496. I es you " I l!lDtl year ewer trouNea Close to Jchool. In very nice • • a•· Shampooer FREE to clean I We lla•e aD .... quiet neighborhood. Can be. ... · " v "" your cacpets with Blue Lustr•. ' Sower folaclsbltt seen at 981 H~eu St., Mld- Uofurnlsl•ed house, t rooms. D-asoa-••- RIIOI '" p Baker F·urniture, Middleport, · oor: _.., dleport. Owner moving out utility and bath 165$ oint Ohio. S 12 6tc ~~~or.:~tl::.B~~~-~ CaD wt W174 Day or N•lpllcl of town. Arthur Davidson. Lane, Pumeroy . Pnone WY 27 5 I 6tp 1874. S S Uc I The following used items are LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self serv. . -=~c;c·~-:-;-:;-= ror quirk disposal. ice, crawler~, minnows, red FOR YOUR Bulldozer &ervJce, FOR SAL F. . 1 lot on Mulberry Ji'1. 'RNISHED apanments Ph I 30priced gal. automatic hot water worms, available 24 hours. aee: Paul T. Halley, Pome- Heights, Te.: WY 2-3429. WV 2-2776. After b p. m. PhODt' 1 1 h"fer, gas $20 00 Fife's Trading Post below roy, 0 ., R. D. 2, on Bailey _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:S:_::19__:1f:c,c WY 2-357<1. 11 31 tfe 1 5 heavy wood doors High School, Route 7, Mi~ Run Road. 4 14 30tp 2-2157 ' -I ---------I WISH to express my sincere ' 82" X Evans, "My Mother'• Prayer have Followed Me." R. F. Kridar was elected news reporter. The group plano to have an auction sal~ at the nc~t meetinl al !'.!'"· Ed•lh Hood s ho~. Vera Craig and Mrs Lorry Salser were appointed to the program committee for tl•e · next m.eetmg. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Secretary Mrs. H Cl k arry ar · Refreshments we-re served by the hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickens. Mr. and Mrs Herschel Diddle, Mn. Ed·ith 36" gas range ea.2.00 glide. Spotless original all .,.,." wl1ite finish . Owned by re· tired couple. 60 Oldsmobile I ,l95 "88" 4 Dr. Hard Top. One IO.OO il careful owner. Power steer· ina: and brakes. Hyd. epilode ol "Booanaa" .., NBC TV. you may lhlnll · II merely IOIICal tbal tha ""' tllmed Adam, portrayed by Pernop Roberts, has decided to marry hlo lady love. But ob tangled web, both ol1 eamera and on, lleo behind that mad, impeluoul decision, which. by the way. hao not yet run itJ torturDUI rourse. . To tell you the full, true, unlettered story of this turn of;affAir11 in tbe western series would be to ask too mucb, for It io a mixture of real • Ole problems. publicity and now ICI'ipl writers. Thill, In the beol tradition of the republlc, t be thing lo do is hear oome of tha laota. make up your OWD mind and dlaresard any furlhar truths that may c:ome olq. J\nl, however, be uourllll that what revoked for six montho on driV· lng while lntoxlcaledd and he was also fined ttO and costl fo• improper plates. ATtEND TRACK MEET Mr. and Mrs. Dwijht R. Wallac~ and ' daughter. Nancy Jo, attended the SEOAL track meel Saturday afternoon at Obi o Uru·· d '~ ... c,.,~versity an went on w an """'~~" lUe t0 ls't 1 M- Wallace's nelsv v ·~· parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Knox. ' ......,._ _ - 1 -- - ........ . -(lb. &.-- - .........,., .. ... _ -IW'd'te·-, .......... .-....- ---o,ll&'a ....... ........ _ .,_ ... ....,.._ · ·-....... .... ::::roe --7 ,, .._. ..I:"' ..__,_ II. 'fti!B~ c:::. II. 'l'7Po n I W Mrs. Freda Evans, Mrs. Larry Salser, Mr. Raymond Krider, THIS WEEK'S VA~ · SPECIAL '58 Cadillac I Blaeffnars CIOSSWORD ::=:.....--- - - - - - appreciation fDr tht> many Kitchen utility cabinet ~~:e~!b~~tsbe!:': b::: ly decorated. Can be bought ASK TO WED 72 "Xl9'>"xll lovely cards. letters and flowby responsible party witb PT. PLEASANT - Five cou- ,I Double bed size coil doorl. 11 23 tfe ers J received during my 38 $500.00 down. and 30 years on ; pie~ have made applica tions 1 days in University Hospital, springs balance. Th1s ls what you for marriage licenses in the ofave been as k'mg for. fice of the County Clerk. Apply· · o. My grateful Metal kitchen table EXPERIENCED h columbu.' Ohl d 16 thanks to Ewing's Ambulance 22"• " wilh ' awer •.oo ! SUBURMN HOME - 6-room ;ng were Stephen Jerome Moore, and bottom •he1·f " AUTOMOBILE frame home wlth bath • (tub 28, Gallipolis, Ohio, an d Judy Servl·ce, also. But what real· 10 ly brought me through was Truck wheel and tire, Pomeroy, Ohio Af'lgnmenf and shower) automatic hot , Ann McClure, 22, Leon. Ernest 4 DOOR HARD TOP 25 ·00 the many prayers that went ply, size 750-20 air healing. Nice two acre 1?1 George McCoy. 23, Hartford and up in my behalf. May God Steel jack post USED Electrolua: vacdWit clean· AND wilh nowers, shrubber,, frUit Judith Sue Lanier, 21, Southside. V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power steeY3- Eiectric switch and nd ga rden. Exceptiona1 buy Hovt Jividen, 65, Pt. Pleasant, er with complete set of . Servl• ., a Bl ••• You .II rea l good . Del· 3 00 8 Ing, t;nted glass, radio, wis:w tires, 2-lone pa!Dt, lilert Gaul & Family. fuse .boxes · " 00 1and· Lillian Ines Womick Del· g·x reversible rag· ea. rug , · cleaning attachments. Per· at MfVVl ;plJUUU . • 12 38,000 actual miles. A very sharp Cadillac. i 12 lip J BABY FARM - 1-4 acres , 56, Pt. Pleasant. Arnold 0 00 teet condition and guaranteed --------same as new cleaner 15.00 · 181'd groun d 1oca ted one m1·1e Air·way varuum one year. Full cash price on· 22, Town Statiou, Ken20 .• oscillating fan, two ly $28.50 or terms. Ph o n e from Five Points. Good and K9tllryn Carol Neal, speed 2S.OO WY 2-2204. 5 7 6te WY 2-2t43 ,._,., 0 room frame house with nice 19, Leon. John Sidney Sipple. 20,] fl'l• roH·up awning frame In ~~::i'ifti'""'~~~Flo~-~~-~~ front porch and cellar Arkansas, and Judy Kaye Cbaf- I WANTED: Bid from reliable SINGER !ewing machine l ....... ..ment Y rd weU shaded A with arms, cr"Mnk. etc. 20.00 · a · fin, 18, Pt. Pleasant. ' old C(lntractor to demolish lovely blonde cabinet, used Copy any leiter '"' d~ wonde f 1 opportunity for I but in excellent condition. ~euter lDiwuce. Pomeroy hobb r fu $8200 00 farm buildings . house, etc., l.awn mo wers, 14" and 16" . . . . . . • 5 00 Equipped to zig zag, dam, I 15 tfr ar~. I8 S. I . CLASS NIGHT SET and level land. Also bid on 1 r to ceilin• . rolling ladI b ·d b tt h 1 tc ••mWYage. ;.~ ~ esmaa PT. PLEASANT- Class Night Floo building a new 2000 sq. ft. em ro1 er, u on o e, e . _ r. ,.,.1 " der with 65 "'ft·. 1teel AUCTI t IN ... 1!>_. at Point Pleasant High School all electric home, barn, etc. ,.~ ........, ~-..~Harold Collino, SaIesmaa track 20 00 $47.00 cash or terms. Trade~m,...... ~·will be held Friday, May 1!. at 1 Cbdillac - Oldsmobile How'rd Hickel, 828 So. State, · in accepted. Guaranteed. Ph., Cl1tl "radford WY 1 ZIZO 1 ud Eledric light fixtures, . WY 2-2'l04. 5 7 &tc 7;30 p. m. In the ochoo a ilor-1 "YOII'U Uke Our Qualley Way of Dolog Bui!IJJelll" Hemet, California. suitable for store or Wrtte, P'1llae • ceatet 5 9 3te tum. Personalititea for the sen' 5 9 6tc USED Singer portable with A. C. BRADt~IRD "il~w:E"Iii h.;.:t"'f-RI~Iiie lor class will he named and tha WY 2-5342 POI'Ileroy, Ohio church . new motor, foot control and ,....,.-,----,::--Ofsla-c- 1 11 If< FOR entire senior class will be lfeSaDdy's Beauty Salon, featuring WoodeD suit hangers 1 l .20 l carrying case. Attachment to out ot high water. Modern se~n~te~d:.·------~,:,'<,._1!======""'=========""'""""""'.,! Per dozrn Realistic product$. Open ev1 fancy sew included for $24 .00. Rickard's Alignment Service, rooms, 2 tUed baths, 3-0isplay tables ening• by appointment. 265 Terms Guaranteed (lormerly Grueser B 0 d y closets, utilities, carage, barn. 3 00 2'x6' N. Second St., Middleport. ea. . . . 5 7 6te Works), 286 W. Main St., close to scbool. Free gu. 6JA. Frigidaire compres.!lor Ohio. Owner, Sandra BenPomeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick- acres. Suitable for with coils, commercial SINGER Sewing machines. ard, Phone nett. Pomeroy WY 2-5269. wv ~76. lots. Mt:s. Tyree Pickens. machine . . . 25.00 new, $59.50 up. Several used Mason 773<1263, 4 S tfe ~ H.P . Electric motor 20.00 machines at bargain prices. Wheel balancing, auto glass, WI 9-3492. t 28 30tp brake service. FOR SALE- Mlddleporl'a taU. Phone SSZ-1111 CJI' 182-%7t5 The Fabric Shop, Singer Sales 5 9 ltc and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. =""',--,=--c---- ~ ~ AIITOMOBILE lnlllnlnct beea 30t_ p Ill bulldlni!. IOCIIed IU N cancelled! r..ost ywr opera· "" WY 2-2384. t 21 lfc AIR Conditioning re!rlgera· S.cond Street, Middleport JO "'H ;;;.;;-cD;o; N E;;;Eo;Ro:E,.-:;J:--po-l;ncc:t hilcb 101"1 liceoleT CaD WY :1-:lfltltl. tion service. Jack's Refriger· Priced for qllk"& u.le. lnQulrv com planter, 1 year old plant· lliUc ation, Letart, W. Va, Phone II Ohio Hotel. ID II lie ed less tban 50 acres. 1 used Auto S•les 1182-3537. 4 20 lie FORMER HOUSE of Guy Mut.. II J&lkll electric water heatchler In Rutland with or. Good condition, $211.00. 11162 FALCON 2 door 16 000 lot. coal atoker furnate, 1tobet1 Hill, Racina, Pb. WI miles, moo oo. t962 siudebakFarm Machinery ble garage. ~Uy rel"tint·l ~. I II 31p - er La'k V-3--26 000 mil" - -Sabre Gordan Tllloro ed outlide and all new opout.. 97.81 IGODEII IJLO, I I 20, 42" $1Zoo.OO. 1962 Stud;baker, Lark Springfield Tiller. Dcellent eon- ing. Call SH 2-4345. eomblne. WI 9-2227. Mnrtin V-3-- 33.000 miles, $1200.00. dition. f7o00. Call WY 2-6346. 22" Power Moworo ....., 1 e etc llteen, Racine, Rt. 1.. Can finant'e at 4 per cent I II 3tp 17 cu. ft. F-ra, 5 9 3tc ' Pearl W. Williams, Rt. 1, Rut1163 HOTPOINT auW.,.Iic llmd. Ohio, Phone, residence lmur•nce washing mac:hine, ll.b !lew, WY 1-8121. bulineu WY S.. 4fiill'iiii ~w~miiJi;;;;;iill . OIIIII'OY ma $140.00. Phone Cheoter, Ohio. Z3ll. ' 12 3lp CJpooo Da'lly Tlll9 '·'"· 985-2353. I t 3•• 00 oLJiilllliliR. c.tl WY 2_. - - - · " FOR SALE - llouae. I 1'001111 .Jeck W. (•n..,, M1r or . _ WY 1MB ond bath. lrul1 eellar. 4th and ~==~WY~_;2_;·2_;111:;1==~ ~· i\'HY PUMP aluggish IOPiic liD. t llle ....., li:lm Sl., Racine. ! " - W1 • tank. Get Klean-Em-All. Sep- 1itl2 l'ONTiAO: door · - · Jnqulro ot Earl'l BarGt•'S tic Tank Cleaner. Lllndmark hanllop, CallliDa. bltit-'•flnber Sltop. """ •• bUJ, sell ann trade guns Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. ilb.. automatJc tr•mnllllion, Ageucy. ln. (01'1111 ol IJt. · lm Wellman ~... ~ W111i::~msor I f 2t . . poww ltelrtDg. power IIII'IDCe. .nm lobalal ud 1.8g•l Notice ~.. M,e Bad kill-· • -.. radio and at fiffin Jew~ters Ph()nr 50 PUR IALB -." • .-~: __.... •om! Pleuam w v, <:JBSON-Ka)·llanDOitr fltlllln way, Mlddleporl. Call WY I- _ _ _ _ _ _ __::1_1:...:11=• 211 114 111 IR "I< and Ampll!len, :M iDDDtlll 10 !i2D. · l< t 1:;~~ ·pay. ,.. or ..u nt11o J-.1fte . . n· Liveltock 1: !?:.J!!! WHt:.N I'OU US F. ~R< Cle.ner. ! ers, Pnint Plealllli, W. Va, Wd llaa' ... ~ .. FrPI:' Storag .. Pl:m · v11u ~et i Phone 50, BilJ Weltmu, Let 8 ••••• Yc.-bhlre pip, rel!lslend llock ••;p..... b1g. Ot><~ulillll ern1•11 ctuset Williamson 1.0-10tt IMc ride llld ,....._ f« breedbl(. Tom Sayro. . ,. ' JjJHC~ ln PXI lll'III O:t' Ill! f.lll the . . . lmiJI ICOIJO!Dl 11-24311, PorllaDd, Ohio. room OC('HI•'•'f'l h~ thf' l;'irllll'(l KJLL TERMITES and protect _....., II 1 I At thJs pobtt, With Roblil'llllllelllloaod Gu7 WIW....o. AD d ae1 apln f., • ext .., 11>e 11011 "I!Ortlnu,~ both ., Ietson il II ciU1Ieull 10 11 lha alortm'"'llooed wllltll~:::1 whether tho llory linea hav """" olhor willl "' been ldjuJied -uy main! blo vigor. and lbore will Adam fa like! lo eooform with bJJ retu;-o. beady tr1oAp ca lba old DO1 Y lo 1•1 However all weo1em fana g darwa bitched and ruin tho hfih rat.. and trua' are aw... ....,; · lngs. _ _ _•_ _ _ _ __:__ _ _$!;)-. Sometlnteo • lOber ootll'eeo at lito •tudioo and nelw..-k telll DAILY ua tbal lite Introduction of AtM'N ... ._... SLDka a sJrl lt1lo Adam'& llfe waa 1.. Oftu:+ "' .-.: Jl. Billa ly the result of Roberts' lime daalH lo quit "B<manlli;'l t.Tonlt 1..Pd•ws ._.. and return lo more serious llsa!OO :LA-~ lnl. Tl!e Idea. II wao itLW' .__ IDtr .. ., that with Adam miiTie<t,l -~ Ito would have been ealed n. .Aimjatal ... , of the 11rleo and replaeed by Jl._.-& new character ,!.._ • tool Lltlld.t . .__ 2.l. a.PDo cousin ~ portrayed hy --~ Williams. This is an old ruat1or.l !tl. Xoll'l &Villrr 1¥ or repmi, or whate\'er you il MOO'Jt .. ' il Whut fo definitely true Is Roberta hao indeed, for yeaiTs,j ... xI:L&B an•· ..,.. wanted 1o hotfoot It out rulm:a." nme and again, ......, ever, he appal'ently has been ·-· li' •Jisqtmsl e<~axed back, and the ahow hecoma more and more ordinarily popular. now a lleady ""'ond In the -.ttnsJr :;;; matic gas heating, fuU base- Ohio Hot.l\1. 9-2%-tfl' ment, back porch, stoop, nice- __:::;.:.._ _ _ _._ __ Nelg)er Building and Sup. RICK DUBROW DO I/OV num:: I'M A Hood, Mn . Lillian Smith and Maurice, Mrs .Vera Craig. Sher- Rosemary Sellarl, and the 1 d K 'tb Mrs Harry Clork L..--ts. Rev .' and Mra . . Se11ars. r.. .;a~n:;.~":;;;;·_;;;;~·~~;.,·~.;.·...•~~~------'"'"""''"""'"•t n ,..,1/tf 36" X "'•" 5 ft. step ladder 3.00 [, Heavy wood frame win- 117 u.tl4d Pre•• lateruaUHOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - U 10u Wllched SUnday nllht'a group and several readings of Goodwin. RIChardson wu fl~ porms dedicated to mothers : a $00 and costs, senteoced to Jail duel by Mro. Sellon and Mrs. for 24 hours and hil license wa• ea .6 00 I :po::•:t.===~=:5::7:1:2tc::.l BULLDOZER work, basemento , . , I THREE and foor TOO'!• fumlshe- I landscaping, brushing. ponds. ! \,1/Citttl' ed and onfurnished aparl i $ Lowboy aervice. Ch.arles Jef. meota. WY z.M34 12 8 tfr ' · bl f 60 Chevrolet 1 ,495 dows su1ta e or •unfers, Phone WY 2-6Z22. POMEROY - Two bedroom ' 9URNI."'-~ and untumtohetl I h gre house etc V8 Impala 4 Dr. Sedan. Powr ...nc..u pore ' en ' · · er steering & brakes. Power5o 1 30tp frame. home with bath, aut~ apartmeDI.I. Inquire .at the I I Card of Thanks RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE 1 ---------....1~ PHONE WY r.11\. OPEN IV IS. 7:00 D&AJ.)U.N&I Da' i!ollf"l'i' I"Ubll.,.tiMI O.atllln• 9,00 &. Y. lil<>notu Mnndl.7 II Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD INFORMATION '=00 f' Ill Chevy FOR SALEo 2 bedroom home. PAINTING outside and Inside. full basement, cash mortgage or land contract. WY 2-2381 All kinds roo( wor k' reason- or WY 2-24N. 5 12 lOtc WY 2-31192. 5 12 3tc able prlcea. By job or hour. Phone VI 3-2?00. tc FOR SALE o Pomeroy, 9 room 1 nice apartment readl' for 5 9 12 -:--:::--;:-,;;;T."-,=..7,;.;,ii.~ 1 house, bath and coal furnace. [ Immediate occupancy. Close L 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER, 100 x 100 ft. lot, oot of high to town. Plenty free parking. Chester, Oblo. S 2S lfe water. WY 2-3510. For Information call WY 211 _ _ _ _ _ _ __::5_9::....:!::.tP:..,_ \ 2860 or WY 2-31192. Profoulonol Dry Cloonlnt II 5 12 3tc ond Shirt Laundry TO SETTLE estate, mu!l oell. 1 Hour CINnlno Make an offer on Kim pro- MODERN 4 room snd bath Alhrtne and R.,.lrlnl perty In Tuppers Plalns. 1 furnished apartment. Phone Pock.,. onol Zl,.,..,. room, bath, large lot. H. S. WY 2-3874 5 12 lfc lbo. Dry Chunlng $2.00 Waldren, Realtor, Harold · 10 Barnhart, Salesman, Reeds- THREE bedroom house on ~ ./.c~~~o,.u:~tVERY ville, Ohio. Phone 867-41~. colo Hill. Pomero) ph o o e 5 9 3tc WI 2-3341 or WY 2-2!86. ;F;;O;;R:-;;-SA"'L"'E"'o-;;Sev=en:-:room=:-i.,.use ' t 20 tfe ABC CLEANERS 1 ond lot aod outbuUdings. One 5 ROOM HOUSE. 4 and 5 room & SHIRT LAUNDRY mile froin Rutland on Har· furnished apartment. Phone 77J.SSU Mlton. W. va. rii!Onville !Wad. Rolland WY 2-3651. 4 10 lfc PT pLEASANT- 'l!locoun~ chapter o1 11>e )darlhall_ University Alwnnf Auaelltion will hold a .aprinll dinner meetlng at Gene Ball'a Reo..urant Tl!e Syracuse E.U.B. 81- TuesdaY al UO p. m. Otto A. ble cllSS held Ill monthly meet· Gullickson, MarShall prof.,. lng al the home of Rev. and sor of phyolcal education will Mrs. Sellm Thuraday evening. I be lhe guest speaker of tha eveMay 7. nlng. Gene 8All .ll pmldenl ol A Mother's Day program was the looal chapter. planned by Mrs. Freda Evans and Mrs. Paul Sellan. The PLEADS GUU.TY meeting was opened by the presd Ill 0 ldent, Mrs. Mabel Pickens. PT. PLEASANT - ~~ 11' A song was sung by l he chardson. 23, Ashton, P ~e~ group and then prayer by Rev. ty to two chargea wheo ta Sellars ; another song by the before Justice o! Peace A.. M. Revue ll!fiOde tllal .... , a!Oftrnenlllllld lldy lAm bu developed eyea fer lbe at...- • day'l nlgbt'a Wheel ALS~ V/fjA1" HAS e!!N KE!='ERRED TO .AS GA'S OR OU'5T Cl.Ct.IDS AC'T1.JAU.V ARE VAPQj:? CLOUDS, JUsr LIKE ON EARTI-4. -- -;;-:-:---:-:-~----=--- . WMPO Radio - Brake B aetf narS 1695 5 J.,) ' KARR. &VAN ZANDT w·l Bv HAROJ..D GRAY f W!Q9 RAISED ON AN INDIANA FARM! WITH &VE9 I MI~HT e•11)-lOAeu;- EYES'? &Yt.S J WHI=rr'!i ~ GOT TDO WITH IT '? IT'S YER 11'-tSIDES IIW COUI-n: JOE. Ari' VOU SURE PROVED V'GOlt' 'EM! >Vf Yoor I'R(ENQ§f I ~NOW, AL, YOU M§AN WELL. BUT ..••• 8LJ\S'r ~"'ME~ WELL" SIT! YEAH, UOE, AND !IILA!IST TH AT ..OlD PAl,.• 61T, TtlO! WILL V~IJST ~ T'WHAT I G;OT IN MIND~ SURE. AL, I'Ll., \.JSTEN, &IT- ·I meless eleetrie ran es preferred 3tol for el ! WHY PAY MORE? _,, land rk P f I I dr....., ·~.:· Iller clothm·: ' I ,r1, ~ hi.JW H lawn and shrubs from insects .. y,·1 ·rks Bnng In all vour , wit.h ARAB U.do-it Concen............ llltlrl 1 ·, r clolht'~ 111 1·:d l u~ for ; t:ate- ~mg Bt.Jilders ~upply 1.. . . . line&, PIP,., ,; up !lnd WI:' wilt · Protea- . fA . Middleport, Oh1o. ,._. WY Nl1l I• r:ln r·1 ... ;~ 1 1 them 11 1 _ __ 5 2 tfc ·,r r:JtPS . wn.h lrer moth YOU PAY leu tor fine homt -------...!.~ .. ,.:.! ~nd Mns them up furn1sh!np at Baker Furnlt"' ~tnra:.!P in seal@rl tedar· ture in Middleport. Ohio. FARM i1iiJii wantid. House h. n MJ!ll' ctnd whPn you are 4 U tfe ovllilablo.,. rlghl party. Ro, ··d• tm thl'm n•·t• f:~ f l. ('a ll I I.liMP COAL. OeDver • bert HIU RaciDe Phone W1 FOR SALE: .1 used 8 ~tlat eJa:r. Q~ Nlt>~ ~t•• ~ n 111n w Ilk* ,......, • • ,~ 1net 1n acellent, eoodltion. 5 12 3 "' .,, ... , up vourself GoegielD Raad1- r-•07 • , 4 _. h•• nrl•'d to CaU WI tUII afti!r· r>IP~Ilf'l l)rll!hiPt and · M•a Co.. Page St., Middleport W•nted TO i 1 11 •• de .ftPWPr RPmPh.;>r lhf' ~f•lffll!;P Buy . t. Pa\ Ne" Vall on Try DIADEX tableta. Former- t!SI!:Ci Porta6lleement IOlixer. FROM· IICilOOL ', ...livery ~ R C rl•"'""' and ly DI!:X ·A·DfET, new name, Good condiUIII. Phone Cheat.. Marine Lan\18 Corpqral Dor ,~un,. IA>: •dry . Masoo \'i V• lime formula. Only 9tlc. Stark er, Oblo, 116-:1271. Coa._, lOb 'ol Mr. oDd Mrl. ~ 4I ~ llrup. t lit 12tp I 12 Sip Allllrl W, Coalei Ill Zit Llneoln "' · .aM y•1·1 IP1 !ltll tb e, " 'I . Fr•• :. ·:. ' 1 'I" ea·s e!* ' • - ==-=-===-' HIU, Pomeroy, padqated April ..... 17 from the ~ M~ ..IC ""' .PJ.,.. -·~ Vehlcle Operators Sclloolj at tbe Mar~ AJr Station, Klnaeiib Jill,, .llaw,u. T h 1 brigade lo l · ~I • tndy, ' 6shti1lli team of !bel Fleet Miu'lni Force. 'M! .( ~ ·, ' ~ ....... . ~ ___ .. . . -.... ..... ....... _.. • ... ,.. ' . . , ._ _MO. O... ..... , ....... ....,.... .......- - ~ ... ~ - ..... . ,. ....... .. ,.,·-··· ·- ... ·-·- ·· ......· ··-- ·.... · -·- -·....,...··•• • - _ ,,.o 1..., • • - ~ I . - . •• ... 4 , ...,.. ,..., - · I • •' ·~j-~~·i"' ~.' ~- . .• > ~ ~·,. ~ ;t :t . ' ,, • i f'"'•- o. lo •• .-, _., __.,....,"! t ...... ~., .. . 4""'~"·"1~ t',• ~ '"" 7" ''•""" '"'',. ' •, - • ,.,, ,,...... ,., . .. , .,......, ....,. ' ·~ TH:: F..l,C.,. 0~ THE..v.ATIER ~~ TI-l!: SKSC'i~et ARE SONl.' FOR GJ51-1 MKE&, W-NNIE: KON MUCH PROOF DO �' • I • l ns l a 11e d Cs. 0~~zcers c. M. ' ~ Cadet Scout TroopHostess At Sunday Tea Around And About . 1 About Mamy People In AboutSOAttend • ht • Famt'/y Nrg rn Heath Church Mn. E. M. p omeroy Midclleport May 1 ill'L"' J If•1 Mrs. Williams .. woo<~, IOiilal • U0118 commlttee, ,IJU .-nJ cholrman for the cllar1« ~ ed by Mrl. Mlldrecl Zlellet, Mrl. Wo!U!r Hayu, Mrl. · Wayland, Mro. JIIIJM Approsimately 50 personsMra. Nan Moore m;l ~ tended the famUy nig:e~=~~ The .tables weref dec: cldckea vance at He•th 1 in the sprlng Dowen °~ E OoWIDD Churdt Sun~ay even ng dinner dinner. The Rev. · • church dining room. The pon- gave the table grdloace. Mr• meetins and program was 3 Following the ner . • sored by the Commission on Lloyd, introduced the guest Missions with Mrs. Bruce L!Gyd, speaker, the Rev. Eldon 8ogp chairman. of Cooivll!~. who bu spent ftvt years in Japan. He told of tbe 1n b f Mother's Day customs of Japan and &boWed .,.; :"~:h~s birthday. A the interesting slides of tbt dec .~ birtbda cake was country, iltl people, custom.J and o::. ltll th ~inner. religion practices. ' aerv w e ~ = Hennesy. ' Robert Byer, treasurer. \VSCI! lind Installation charge for new Mrs Glenn Lambert, pres!· officers are Mrs. Glenn LamCadet· .Girl Seoul Troop 24~ iilficers highlighted the dent, presided and welcomed bert, president. Mrs. Jameo enU!rtained with a Mothers meeting of the Women·s Souety membE-rs of society at also the well, ':ce pres1dent; Mn. Day tea Sunday aftemoon at ilf Christt1an St-rv1ce of Heath Eleanor Circle. Mrs. an Moore 1drP.d Z1egler secretary Mrs. the sodal room of the St. P1ul's Mr and Mrs Efi'Nl Kenqedy Methodist Church Mondav even- and Mrs JameS Cri well were I Nan Moore. treasurer ; and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Lutheran churcn. The room was and ·dau hter · and 1101'1-ln-law jng at the church Ttle meetmg ' in charge of the worship medita- 1ret.anes of promoUon, Miss FreMr. and ~rs. Horace M~- decorated with the four Cadet Mr and I Mrs Gary Kenny oi was opened with an organ pre- 1 tJOn and pledge service 1 da Faehnle; Spiritual LUe, Mrs. Elhlnny were m Jackson Fn· challenges and colored stream- Ab-on wert ~eek~ l\lflt.!l of ·- : : : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ,' cuy Shuler· Literature Miss day evening where they vlsited ers Mrs. Moore gave uesume of Bess Sanbo~) youth w'ork , Mrs. with Miss Sharon Jones, Mr. · Mr. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. ; :I the work nf the soc1ery for the Leo Smith · Children's Work, and Mrs. Jack Warner and Mr . A short prngram W&!l present· Edith Thomaa . GM.tJlllt 1past vear and reported a total Mrs. Alfred Scarberry, Jr.; Mrs. Robert Thorson and ed. after which cookies and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye of of $2,452 provided for miSSIOnary dt>nt Work, Mrs c . E. Young; children. Mrs. McElhinny _and punch pre-pared by the gt~ls Dayton spent the week end with TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY •york both home- and abroad, Missic:y;Jary Education and SerJones attended a bridal were served from a table With rtlatives In the area FAMILY NIGHTS ('h~Jrch lmprovrments. S<'holar- vJde. Mrs Emerson Jones; shower given for MiBs Jones by whll_e_ cover and a ce:terpt~~ Mr. and Mrs. C(Ut~les Withee "SWORDSMAN OF SIENA" I shtps lind other ai"'IIVItles . Mrs I rhristian Social R-elations . Mrs Mrs. Thorson and Mrs. Warner of _hlles of the vaUey nd p were called to Belpre Saturday SteWarl Gran!;ler and ' Hrnnesy played 01 g<Hl ntU'~ IC dur ' Bernard Fultz ; Supply Work , at the Thorson home. tuhps with_white ca~dles in_ milk b th sudden death - of Mrs. Sylva 1\osclna. . glass holacrs on either stde. Y eC Mr Conn 1tng the period of stiE'nt mrd1ta- Mrs Hen-man Haddox tCint>mas!'ope & Color) !tOn and ra Pr 1 Mr and Carl Ra1ph onner. s. er was - and' , 1 C P Y11 . 1 Mrs Lambert thanked · SUnday 18 AW!ns at Ohio Mothers present were Mrs. a frequent visitor in the 1rea. "THE HOOK" rl r" nswf' g8ve a scnp urt> d be f th . Will d Bo Mrs Thomas readmg and a med1taLion u!'ing an mem rs or elr ' wdh their son, Rogar yer, . · Mrs. Ernest Carpente~ retumKirk Douglas Nick Adams sras as parallel lo christian- tion and support Williams. They dined at the Hennessy • Mrs. VIcto~ Yo~ng ed to her home, Bidwell. SUn. . year Mrs. f Lambert announced restaurant · Mrs. Edward May 1415 1l\' stre-ssmg t he c hns 11 an 111e . . f ffl Ph')We Gl s,b k r. day ' after 8 several days vl&it Thur.-Frl. a~. wmbol lc of the sea as it a school o mstructmn orGoll: d Mr E Ghe 1. Ash, Mrs I M o Bo ar. with Mr. and Mrs. Qtrl Moore. "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" ·h t th Icet .'l to be held June lat a 1- Mr. an s .ugene r.-.e Jay Warner, rs , enzo Mr and Mrs 'I'hoPlas Smith 1 I es ovt>r va"- areas o e . . ed d ·u.d su day · E1 · · Stewart Granger, Plf'f Angt>li 'Strf'tr world _ ""3tln,_ 5teve vst n Me.nchtnl and Mrs. m-e r and Mrs. Marcia DeLay ~f Col1poliS. ~'he soctety vot to se~ (Colorl . two g1rls to the School of Mts- wtth thetr parents, Mr. and I Sh ted Also present were Rev. umbus were weekend guests of , r wa s ass1s m presen 1mg . . J S G t llle · R th nd " A PUBLIC AFFAIR" the leswn b Miss Bess Sanborn s1ons m Delaware \ une 22-26 Mrs. Otho turm, ran sv Joseph Kraly, M~es. u . a Mrs. John Smith, Nye Ave. M~ron McCormick represt'ntin: a misstonary nurse and _June 29 ·.July 3. · and Mrs. Cleburn Gherke at Nanc}' Clark of CinC1?nati and Mr. and Mrs. Henry DaUy ot liii:~~~~~~:::iii:~~~~ m Lalln America; Mrs James Jlwhs.s Fae~nle announced a stumpto~, W. Va . Mr. Gher· t~e leadE-rs, Mrs Sehrh _Blaze- Portsmouth were weekend gue:.ts ;. I F:ull'r, purtraymg a woman of meehng to f1l1 out yearly ke _was an ~harleston, W. Va~ wtcz and Mrs George Htcks. of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Afnca m moden ttmes citing the to be hfld at her home Fnday ev_enmg to attend Girls who planned the affair Eldon Will. I nf'f'd for christian ltv, ~rs Ead day aft~rnoon at ~ p. m. feS\Jval and a~so served were Brenda Boyer, Mary K. Mrs. C. L. Arnold and grandj Kmg ht woman of 'sarawk call- secretan~shotnd ofbflcers judge for the festival. Hennessy Vickie Young Jane daughter, Mrs. Ralph Bennet vis· POMEROY. OHIO ' . . . . EitLend. Etg mem ers ' ' •A--' g d · h Ia" d I mg for ('hm;t1an practtces m h M F 11 h' Da Miss Maxine Bennett, Colum- Ann weUs, Patsy Ash, Sally Glo- ia.w un ay Wit re uves an . t d Mrs. Bruce tAte theav·Minersville e OWSip Church y . d I the' LAST TIME PfoNIGHT ' I ht>lr 1ves. an thts , spent the weekend WI'th her bokar, Linda warner, Jenn1'fer f nen s n are a . uWHO'S MINDING Lloyd. a member of 3 c1ty slum Th ted t con Mr and Mrs Charles Menchini Sandra White and Mrs. Dessie Patterson was the THE STORE" f'hurl'h. telling of the need of y~abr s"100grtoupthvo h 0h 1.m· · Phyllis Blazewicz Monday dinner guest of Mrs. .lt>rry Lewis d · h 1:r1ute o ecurc . run-down abundone c1t~· c url f d Th meeting M and Mrs Charles Ent· Jacob Gloeckner. (Technu'nlor) ('ht's provemen ~ 11 · e . r. . M Mrs Harry canterbury, Mrs. ALSO M1. N M c luded was closed w1th lhe benedlcUon. smmger and son, Kurt, Jnd r. June 11.1.1 Rummage Phil' ·Radf d nd Mrs George Walt Disney's 1 ~ an oore one Memb{'rs and guests were m- and Mrs. Roth Zahn and sons, al . PI d IP or a · . "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" w1!h a prayer and then conduct- . d h d' . where St d D vld South Char S e IS anne Sisson were Monday vlsitors m h led . A m vlte to t e tmng room eve an a , · k b W V (Tcchnicolorl f'u t e P ge service. s me - ~ d t course was served 1 t W Va spent the Plana were made nor a rum- Par ers urg, · a. -OllTHo& Rose Dust uoc/iot 0111 bers bTough~ the~ ple~g~ards ~ro~s~ertable covered with a ~ on~ith . thei-r mother, Mrs. mage sale June 11-13 in the Mr. and Mrs. Jac: K~lly of WED. and THURSDAY buss and fungus ltMII 10 Ihe alta~ r~ - arvm . wson pmk cloth centered with an ar. David Entsminger May 13-14 roums on ground floor of court Columbus were wee en guests NOT OPEN I rrTarll a tt;t,tmEn o~~Ivmg a. rangemeni of pink flowers Mr and Mrs john Parsons house, when the Official Board of their parents, AMr. a_ndSt Mrsa. I te nev !> uvwson w s . ed . h , k t M . . f th 8 acuse Metlmdlst Everett Dailey nru: , an FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 1 See tho complete line of Ortho 1,.. May 15-19 rs. metsunday evening at Marvin Kelly. of "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" aecticides, pesticides, funglcldel, eortee serv1ce. Hostesses M d Mrs Ralph the church. J epor · (Technicolor) and sf'rVI~e call to the newl~ Mrs. Robert Coats. Mr!i. M. L. r. an Rev. Carl Herring, who atMr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and Peter O'Toole. AlE-c Guinne-~s wood kllloro and fertlliJor In the Anthony Quinn Omar Shanf. elec-ted off~<'ers of the WSCS an French. Mrs. C M. Hennesy, and Mrs Kenneth Me- tended the ·general conference children, B. J. and Barry, of Housowarn Dept. on the mllll. · .Jack Hawkins. Jose F'errer. El~lilnobr CJrc~eth El a o Circle and Mrs. Harold Wood.gerd. Columbus visited ov- at -Civic 4-rena in Pittsburgh, ~ewark arr~ved ~ondthay_ evenArthur Kenne-d)', and Claude em ers o e e n r .• Pa repprted that Bish(lp Haz- mg for a v1slt With etr parfloor. For • productive lifo In your. Rains. the weekend With their ~r'G W a appointed~ as ents, Mr. and Mr3. Everett DaiA Sam SplegelDavid Lean installf'd included Mrs. Galen lawn •nd guden use Ortho. production thPir fi1"St Brown. pre;;ident; Mrs. John lUrs. Cu.inther iA ents, Mdr. ~nd M~i Jame~-~~~ o{~:re: :or the ;next ley, Anne St., and Mr. and Mrs. s in ~!" "The Ri ver Rwai" aug _ter, anKne, th' M · four v~ He also announced Edward Hawley, Minersille. Runn'ing time: 3 Hrs. 45 min. Krawsczyn. vice prestdent ; Mrs Lee SmiU1. secretary; and Mrs. Tendered Surprise port. and ~Ilh Mrs. enne c· that ihe retirement age for min- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch Mrs. Mollie Guinther was Cullough m bPom~\te f isters ls.7Z and that new hymn- were Sunday dinner guests of pleasantly surprised on her Donnad ~ er, V ug ~ b 0 als Will be, published ln 1965 or their d8ughter and son-in-law, birthday Monday , May 4, when · been an returned rs. ernon e er' i' 66 · Mrs. Sherwood .MMt:er~ide~th:'.!,,...,,.,...,,,,"""...,"""""'"""""'""'"""'""'""'..,..,""'.J to her home __ _ Mr _ . and _____ __ friends gathered at her home Rutland from Meigs General on Second St in Syracuse. They I wish to thank eaeh of llJcospiltal where she was a pawished her many more happy I: treated for a severe leg you for your vote May 5 birthdays. be fin d to It was gratifying to know Ice cream and cake wereser- injury. She will con e '" M El' beth Cundiff home for several days. She I have so many friends w rs. IZR • · d th · ' i 8 c( Mrs. Louella Moore , Mr!l. Art- recewe e tn]Ury n an c who supported me. ie Grindley, Mrs. Dorothy dent at her home. Stewa-rt, Mrs. Esther Thorpe, Weekend guests of Mrs. WIIM Elladene Watson M r s. liam Robson were her daugbJ rs. . Lou Davis Mr~ Thelma ter and family, Mr. and Mn. State Representative c:~~~~. Jeff Davjs_ R~ssie Da- Cli~ford C~nningha?l and son, , M k Davis Robbie Stew· Keith of Lima, Ohio. VIs, ar • Spending the Mother's Day art, and the honored guest. k -~ 'tlJ Mr d M A ' . --..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOiiiiOi""""""""llwee euu WI • an rs. • dolph Saeletl! were their son · and daughter, Dennh Saelens, Rio Grande College students i and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and children, Pat and Chris of Columbus. Miss Car]a Gilmore, Ohio University student, spent the week· end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner in· eluded Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth See, Mr. and Mrs. Earl See and children, Wayne and Darlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Saun· ders and children, Bobby, Ronnie, and Barbara of Flat Rock, w. va. and Mr . and Mrs. Economy Air Muter Tire Okey Blankenship. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rall spent FULL 4 PLY BIG SAVINGS NOW ON the weekend at Kent State UniNYLON versity as guests of their s o n, Tom They attended activation 6.70 X 15 ceremonies Qf Delta Upsilon fra· (NEW) ternity with which Tom Is affil· 7.50 X 1 4 - - - - $13.95* a ted. AND USED BARGAINS The Rev. and Mrs. C 1 y de Bartlett and son, James, attend· ed a Nazarene Youth ConferMOORE'S ence at the First Nazarene Church in Columbu~J and a banquet held at YMCA. The Bar~ Original Equipment Specie! letts' daughters, Martha and EA. Becky, visited in KirkersvUle Quality FREE lNSTALLA TION with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush and I Full Size daughlers, Debbie and Lisa, of I St. ClairsvUJe spent the week \ Heavy Duty 750x14-pluo lax end with. hi.'! parenla, Mr. and Tubel110 Blackwall HOW TO Frt' A CADILLAC INTO ANY :PUDGET Mrs Earl Roush. Mr. Roush rem'ains 111 at his home. Mr. and Mn. WIUiam Scar-berry and IOJls, Michael and Ga$1.00 More, l'or Tiro ry of Cincinnati visited with her mother, Mrs. R. E. Ro!Uns over the week end • An Impressive pledge .. rvice tude by Mrs. • 8-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, o., May ·l2, loe4 f • a1 y WEA'I'BER l'llr DlDIIIJ •IIIIIJ ........ •-u, loolchl. Low - · 'l'lllndaJ fair ... IIIId. • MrtUd VOl XVI NO. 24 ' · POMEIOY-MJDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 • ·I ;:e , ~"';ho~~~-~r~~ rt:;d/~;t:~~a~i~:r;! ~~mbe;t tp~~ed !ie{h~ ~:b~~u:~~~ ~~~ntfyn:i~~ ~ ~hurc: ~~ddfnd ~rs. 1 Mr. :hop ELBERFELDS"IN POMEROY Thank You r George A. Meinhart On Automotive Supplies and MOORE'S IN POMEROY EASY TERMS - COOPER POWER MOWERS ! l Seat Belts MUFFLERS $5.91 NEW TREADS 4tor$44 SHOCK ABSORBERS .,..,,, ___ INSTALLED FREE! • SPORTSMAN G 55 PACKED $ MMI Am•rlun C1n - - - - White Sidewalls 88 ... 'Ford-Chev.--Ply. FREE INSTALLATION BRAKE JOB FREE INSTALLATION FACTORY·TO·YOU SAVINGS ON CAR BATTERIES MOORE'S DAY TERMS I l'qMEROY, OHIO DINNER GIVEN A Mother's Day dinner wa• held Sunday for Mrs. Ruth Hendrix at the home of Mr. a n cl Mrs. Herbert Whaley, Darwin. AtU!ndlng were Mrs. Ruth Hendrix and grandson, Petie, Ra~ cine, Mr. and Mrs. Joe White, Minersville, Mr. and Mn. Matt Hendrix and children, SU!vie, Rosemary and Kay 11114 Haymond Rose, Racine, Mr. alld Mro. Floyd ~ and ehlklren, Christy, Joe, Gerald and Denlae, Minersville, Mr. lb d Mro. Eugene Wllaley lnd Cam, Darwin" the hoot and hoaU!u, . and Mrl. Herbert Whaley and children, Joau, ~. llol>, ~~-------------------...J·BrFll.. ·- ·.. -T q• .Dti:WII. ' -:.~ - KARR & VAN· ZANDT MOTOR 'SALES . ' • POMERGY,. 0 •. -' ... -· "'' ') Its- •• ............... . wonk .... , . . . ., . . . .... (mCJOII!aiJI). UpM_,. ,_ 4 ' .• . :: -• ------ • PRICE FIVE CENTI " , VEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1964 'West Virginia Likes i ) Rocky for President .' I' ( -~ ·~ ! ;, r 1 MEIGS THEATRE ,, ,.. enttne 1 1 ... ,......... - NOWTOIJDOW' ) ' ( BAND DIRECTOR AND OFFICERS HONORED - \ 'I I I Po111eroy High school'a band din!ctor, who has resigned, and the retiring and newly elected Booster officers were honored Tuesday night. Standing, 1 to r, are reUring officers Mrs. Elma S. aussell, treasurer; Mrs. Datsy Blakeslee, secretary; Mrs. Rose Sisson, president; resigning band director Ronald Woltz, and new officers MaxlJte A. Arnold, president; Mrs. Lois N- Burt, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, vice president, and Mn. J. B. O'Brien, treasurer. - Seotinel Photo. 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