http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9ba4f7302240e10cac474ed04e6357f9.pdf ffcbaa66dec2f4fca00f505ab478a298 PDF Text Text • i• ·' Mr•. Meln~t il Hostenlll Drnrur . Guest Night Observed by Rutland . , J'GardenC/ubattheChopmanHome ' JO Del.,flffs ' :SurprbelflrlfhillrY Party" Cl.,en .,_ ..._ ..,,~ .,•~•-• Around . And ' . 'Mainly A~ ExpectH-Gf ' FridclyM'Hting' About Middleport • at··· Perople In Pomeroy . ·• en-t tne I NO. 33 .l 2Mi lionRansoiDAske j Marta s P EC I l 1500 DIFFERENT \ ITEMS Each one Discounted ~:~~~~/e~;;~~~~-~r ~ r~port ~;~:e~H~~:.r~~~s ~~:o;:~ ~~:~ RUTLAND "'" •"'" "'h"'",m~r~ . ' Mrs Phil Mtlnhart w? ,h"'.; ,;u;·~ ~--';';;;; . ob..rved 1ec1 was given in unison. T h • te~' lor tho dnme< part) slve Ia honor of tbe !llh b!rllldaJ .,.. It II apo<1111 jbll 10 Gueat rught was G rdtn Club club Will provide two baskeb 1for the Past Chiefs of Me l g s , lllvertarY of Mill Qilrlottl 0... pt. ~ tbe when the Rutland . a I 1 h e of foe the Rutland lligh Temple . .f'ythian Sisters, ot heo' 'fi!Jooa WedDoldly evonlbC· tlon ol Jobo'noli'l met Tuesday ev~emng ;ha man Schoo! Commeneemen1 '1ay Z2 , tmme Monday evening. The Games were played and .... tnvtl to JrontGD, Fr141J. lin WUliarD DID~ home of Mrs. c 0 · ~ -t~ and membo>rs wJll also make · blrthda\' annivem~ries of Mrs. won by Carolya Nic;JlolloD ud 21, to.au.nd the sem'-tDIMMil ..-:. 1.1~ ~ Mau Lor o a Tbt ~ling_ wa~ ~~~s Ro:rt tablt- arrungerpents for I h e Karl o'wen and Mrs. Ehza~1h Herbert Gilkey, Mkldlep«t Beverly LoDt. Mlsl David.loa • eemb1J of 17 ~ . of Mldd)epart were WeddeYohons &1\t'n b_ , Alunwl Banquf'l Saturday May A11man were observed during Chier of Police, is a paUent at eaed JMr many' liftl du:riDi tbe Witaulel .eomprlaiDI Ohi ..,_..of Mr. and Mn. R-!ibel. the t>\'ening. I Hol'let· Hospital for observation. evening. '"'-·" No. 7, CO'Itl'lnl IOQtb. •-""~" •••------~"Mrs. Paul Wmn , prr<:ll"k>nt. 23 . . • f "-'"""W' Kell«, lWIIDCI"r#llnO'· ed 32 nwmbt-r" a 0 d Durin~ t~ m~ tni i Joy and Mary Ruth Sauer, The honored guest WU P~ eattern Ohio IDd two ~ Mrs. Johu Terrell retumfd 11 wa:>< reportt"d that 16 mt>m we\c~m fr om th l:' Swr W•lkt's- bt>rs tllured th~ .:a 1dt:'n ol Mrs Mrs Max and M~s· \ daughters o( Mr. and Mrs. 1f.ar.. sented with a creconted birth- ..Uons lb West Vlr&inla. · home~" Wednesday fran) 8\1.. ~nd fnf'nJth (;::mlt>ners b 1 \ I 15 wtntl 1 ,.. a~ \ erv G.nwe State rPported 1_ll. 1 old Sauer were overnight guests day cake which wu served wWl ftllymond Hummel, local PI'&Holpital where ~ was 11 1 Vl e s. Tht' club l'l'f'Pct ~n' 1· ,·oi · R" .:,.,,:'.~ ,. 1,. told ,,1 1 h t' Mrs . Natha n Big~. s was . n the past weekend of Ro.xanna tee cream, mints and teed tea -a.u.... mlnl!ter, said~ the~~=~:=:~~~ · observattoa ond 1· Club v;;;;:,;;,.;.,___~:::":-l mtt't· . . ·.. ..>I·~ m"... ~<tnd' 11 t't'' 10 ht>r charge of the bus mess mt>e t 1 ~g Patterson a t her home m Rut• to lh05e attendinS tncluclln& Jfar.. .......,.. bllel add to the .,.aoq;w.venell r \ allllll I a . whf'n vlans fo r the annual m- land. vev Van Meter Judy OV'eriUrf, of tbe mlnisterlal wort ol the OPENING DAYS gs rdt>n 1\ 1 tl d1'\i1'· Sl)'-'('tlfln of the T7plt' in June Mrs Earl Knight was a bust- cirol)'D and Nl.ebolP:I, Witnesses who carry out their vtaltor ln aalllpoUs WedA \h' Hu~sfl ' 1,1 t' . ·umr~1l- wNe dl'C'u.ssed · ness ~lsitor in Galli(JOlis today. Randy and Rita Mulford,Tanna ~ tram do« to doOr, ~ ,... ll1<1rl I If I~ ntom i'J;a: ll\!!, t { ut\L{'ei'S 1\.trs Biggs also read a poeml. Mrs. Clvd~ Ingels is teachinl GlrdMr, Vickie Plctens. Cbri6- ud m home Bible ltudlea with G lor of Dunbar " w MAY 23, 24, 1964 lt":·. nam llt> :.ae u . nr; "Old Wuo(ll:'n Tu b." The lrav~- in the P~meroy Elementary tine Babr Beverly Lona. BeUJ people ol aood wiD. Tbey Cbarlel riVey ' 'I md"d':'• \\" ~~~~ ~~.'nl": in~ pd" donAted b'' Mrs: dA~ . Sc hool foe Mr. Robeet Roberta Mattox, Paula Michael, Ll1llaD five ocboduled moeUnp opentht • : :c:~.:.: prt>:--ldLnl. . rs. t.• "" HI ·ha~d man VIas v:on b~· Mrs. Mll r who is unable to finish tbe Zerkle, Mrs. Georje Qdlda. week in &heir loell K1JaldOm mo tl't .• , Kt' pi'!'Sillt'nl . \1l :-l I . (' anws Wt'l'e .l]a\'ed and d t Ill M Ga~~Mn. u-11and bll slater, Mra. J. A. Eden. . \ 1· navton .ov.e ' · r- · sc hool tf'rm ue o ness. rs . .__J"" an.w.;,, naB~~ · p trick l.ocbarY · .. s Ret urn Jonathan after : <'I"" .nd \h Pal Gallaghn tRee . Am Mn. !lor- on' tbe "l"addl& Up teD cloy vllltCinD who Wt'l't' ~~w~l:< ot 1 t' ' l . ev o u mn , . .I Sending gUts were Mulford., Mkbol Our T1iDes, ber father, , • . nenQ'• I DISCOUNT STORE l.ul'k C;ll·d('n \'luu at 11w Ath· b \1 rs Stanlt>v w.as won by ' marking servJces for thelrnolate al~ M~rrf~Gardner Mn. thlp RU~t.~ dlstrlct ~rt- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper · Nut Door To Rutl~nd Bank s H pi1al ~ · · · ~..1 k. Miss Grat.-e Worton well wn ae a ' · · .nuue~,...~. .__ lJneoln Hill ens ta 1t" (IS . Mr..; R<:>i bt>l. Assorto:u coo Jes, . . ' da fter- 'I Nell Werner, Te:IIDIII W b 1t e, . eentatm of &be Watehtuwet' ..w~y uvau \ 1rs Chapman. pru~ram mmts. nut a nd punch were , Pomerov reside~. ~chy ~rove and Clrolyn Russell. cltly to their new home, Mulberry ehal rman. prt'st>nted pn•nn sill· St'r\' ed b\· the hostesses, M r s. noon, May 24, , ~~·:_.====:::=;;::-llleijibts. d"'nts ut ht>r daughlt>r .. \1rs . Chaprr.aO. \1rs. F·•ley. \1 rs . ICemete.ry at S p. m. I uted ~~~t John F. BaUy and Mrs . Eltzabt-th \\ t>b~tt·r mduclmg Stanlt>\ . Mrs. Parsons, and Mrs. A mlScellaneous shower bon- $5 Contrib 10 Wataoo returned home oD POMEROY, OHIO MLss carol Kmg and Sabra F:dna ·swirk, contributing. ,oring Mr. and Mrs. John Mot- Lola Greer Fund wedneSday after a visit with Canatla~· v. ho ph1~t"<l piano soAttendin~ in addition to .the ley, who were recently mar A contributioo of t6 was made re)aUVes lD ColumbuJ . TONIGHT & SATURDAY lo-:. Thtl"' giFI:- are daughtt>r ancl above named W (>rt.' "'rs. M1les ried . was hrld at the home of to the Lola Greer fund whea Mn. Ora Archer of Coltllllllilus "'JASON AND THE granddauJ!lltP r of Mrs. Jonah Nel~on, Hex Shenefi eld . Mrs. the Rev . and Mrs. Cly~e Bart- ,the Past Presid!nts ~ lbe AmBeaU. llftllaiist Qmrdl Adthe guest of her brother. lJel. ARGONAUTS" Co1lerill and l\·\ rs . Hobert Can- Kerllt'\' 0 F,din. Mrs . Vernon , lett . Members of the Middleport erican Legion Audiary of tbe IDiDistraball ~ wW bl Balley . Todd A(~~~~;.lo~~ .lason; aday. ' Web?l:, Mrs. Howard B~rchfiel~, ~ ~h~rch of the Nazarene were ,Drew Webster Post met Wt4- held 'lburldly eftDinl from Mr. and Mn. Curtis Laubner Nant·y Kovark . as Mt>d l3: The speaker fM ttw evening Mrs. JuP Bolin . Mrs. J<red W1l- mvJtE>d g11ests. ! nesday eveninR at the home If t p m OommlssioDa wUJ mMt of Marion waa the Thursday Gary Raymond, Laun•nre was Mrs . Charle~ Le~A IS , reg1nn- liamsnn. Mrs. Carl Morri s. Mrs. ! Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp and \Mrs. Harry Houdasbelt. It; p.·m. 'lbe Stewardsblp and pest of bla lister, Mrs. Grover l Naismith"OLE REX" al diret"lor , whu had as ht>r top- c. F. Bish,,p, Mr5. Robert sons, Ronnie and Mr . and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Cascl. president. f1naDee COmmisSIOD wOI pre- JenkiDSOD. (Tcchn icolon it' " ll armmn · m Color .'· S h e Canaday, Mr~. E~t>tl C~~dw~ll , , c.a~y Shar p and son. Lancast~r. conducted. the meeting whicll pare 1 tentaUve budset far the ----Rex. tbe dug; Billy Hughes. st 1 es~':'d 1hl te color~ rt>d vel ~1rs. J onah Cott,enll. M1s. Cad v1sned the past Sunday Wllh lopened With devotiom by Mn. comln& year witb aU member~ LarJeAttendanee ·' , t.h..~e,-,:B::-o~ y.:;-:;;;::;;:-;;v-.;;;o§ low an d ~.:re<."n whwh, . when Dennison . Mrs. Chn~ D1~hl , Mrs. tlle former's parents. Mr. and ~ - ~· Thorn_toa ~gave I ~ urged &G be presenl • S bool SuNDAY, MONDAY , TUES . mlxed aeale the VliflOli S col- ·Cush Johnston, Mrs. (.uy Lar- Mrs. Robert Sharp. Mrs. Sharp 1Jtation OD. Necessity ol Hope. May 23 Certain at e I t 1'75 May 24-25-26 ors . siw also mentlont>d that in, , kin . Mrs. C lar~nce Murray, i~ recuperati_ng from a fractur- A ~ibute lo God by fourteell Civil Air Patrol Squadron 1502. An emollmeot of a:S::. tor l t:Jk ing flo wers to a tlowN sho\li IMrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. ed arm received tn a falL Umted States presidents and an is aponsoria& a wiener rout at banker-student! ls h School of ., "MOVE OVER DARliNG" 1 Doris J~:::-h~~~~~r l Garnf'r . i tha t colors may be changed by Chadt>s Amos. Non · member i Mrs. Ann Bracktm of Charles- article '' What You can do right lhe Forked Run air fiekl 11th annual ~ ~ t 0 b t 0 1 Polly Bt> r gen, Churk Connors, llhe hghtmg or th~ color of the ~uests were Mrs. Robe rt Kmg, ' ton. w Va has been visiti~g now," was alsG md by Mrs. Saturday. May 21, beginnin& June 7 Tbelma Ritter. Fred Clark. L Chapman and · Th ton Eliott Red. Edgar Buthanan walls JO l:l room Mrs awrence with friends and relaUves .m orn . . II p.m. second· ear student from Colorcartoon• The tra-...e lrug prir.e donated Elizabeth Webster. IMidd leport the past week. WhilP A report wu g~ven 011 the \ Proceeds will be uaed to pur-- A y d th school I~=~========' =========:·-:-: The u s Federal Commum- ' olhereMcs.sheMaud was the huuse guest 1 May birthday cake taken to chase additional facilities for tid.J area to atten e t Betz. I the County Home, wbkh wu lhe alr llrlp located near Forlt· wbo will graduate foll-:08 11 cations CommJSSIO~ .las author- Sundav dinner guests of Mrs. provided by Mrs. George M<lw- eel Run Lake. Hot dogs. coffee, week of classroo;nth:oFarmers I G were Mrs Ann ery and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. nop and other refreshments wUl Paul E. Kloes, 0 Co 1ty over radiO stations. 1.I 11 J<m McChee --·---1 l ·ton Ill Va. The poppy sale was discussed be•· s'erved 8811k and Savlnp mpany. I Bracken ar ~ , · ·• la · OPENING DAYS Mcs Efi•e Whtte. Lang,v>lie ; and several membecs P n 10 The Chesler Mell10disl WSCS I ___::::::::;:::::;:.--:d M M d Betz Middle- help with the sale. Plans we~e wiU nold a bake sale at the ""el M~;· Br=~ken and. Mcs Me· l!lBd•. for a planned potluck pte· Town Hall in Chester Saturday. 8 ONLY MAY 23, 24, 1964 , E_ormer neighbors m offt('ers of $30 .00 Down-Balance on West Vorgmta. ' eobin get well coeds were sent M lgs Temple Pythian Mr . and Mrs. Dallas ('.adle, Convenlet'lt Terms PLA.N DANCE to Mrs . A. V. Howell and Mrs . wl~l meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. sons. and daughter, retum· UR Band Boosters William Baxtel'.<' al the ball In Middleport. on Tueaday evenllt(l from a I The Pomeroy Hi h school Coloeed slides taken of the . Howell Tent Daughters two day vlsil with his BlSierDwlglht I Will spo~sor a g venin at group at their Christmas party of Union Veteran& will meet in husband, Mr. and Mrs. The most exciting display RUTLAND I dance thiS Sat~~a: :uditor~um I were shown by Mrs. Charles regular session Monday at 7:30 Beaver, Florissant, Missouri. of new fashioll floon FURNITURE CO. DISCOUNT STORE I :h• P;~e;~Y p..:g The Jays will Sauee !01' the pmgcam. A des- p.m., at the DAV hall. Mrs. Wilson Nease, wh;.~~ MASON. W. VA. you've ~ve~ ~eJl! Next Door To Rutland Bank rom o sert course was served by the MAY 'ZI lo 'her home OD . r fl"''" . .'. '• I ' u-··- Meigs~:: ~:ct:~·:~ ~ ~lb! ~~or~~ ~· Dlat~ghlerswlllofh~~ ~ave ' ..=. •. ' aDdh:;· w~~ ~ 4 1 • '; • .: , .!. . . MEIGS THEATRE . ~GTON, Va. - Pa:esH . . l Joluaaioll said today r• 1 I Meigs Econotny . 11Dlted SlAte. would coolin- I 10 ''bulld brld&es IICI'OBB ~ dlvldel lhe 1 r fft>lli the Communlat 1 ' , of Eastern nnoon said lhe bethooeof tl: , of Ideas, ol vlsllm'a !· tartan aid," and would be ibbl lhe lramewock of the U d SUites' "unalterable comtid t to the defense of Eur· lhe reuniflcaUon of 4 Speaker's Topic POPPY SALES - The American Legion Auxiliaries in the area are this weekend. Standing on Main·st in Pomeroy are, I to r, Mrs. Mason and Mr .. and Mrs, Pearl Parker, Laurel Cliff. - Sentinel Photo. Commencement Speaker 1 I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 . s p ECI A L ree w~re. ALL CANDIES d GUM 6 for 2Sc MASON M p } ason ersona ~~e~~ts: ~J:o:~7 ~~:~ d Staff ~me:~~ ~ I1.::,,..,,...,...,.,,..,,.......,.,..,""':"::::=::::::::::::::::~:=:::::::::~i'miiceie~.iiiliiiliiiliiil- Bernard Fultz over the meeting !ol•>Wina\ served by ladle• of who were Mlu Jean Cooke, M r Mrs. J oh Earl VINYL FLOORS Commencement Speaker has Six to .Better Life Signing of Contracts patterns!' Gtamout New alinnlnescent ing Color' in Vi.Jlyi". Not just gold .br.silver metal· lies but .a brand new _type of luminesc:et~U In a ' MEETS SOCIETY . MASON - Father Leonard whole rainbow o1 colora. hostess to those named above Forest Rose Council, naught. , fromseriously the Holzer Hospital, and Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mn. , ers of America, wi.ll have their ill on Tues· George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Ben annual inspection and observe tveninl and was rushed Neutzling, Mr.s. George Bearhs, the anniversary at the regular I to the bo11pltal _where she Mrs. Ed.dle Smith and Mrs. meeting, Tuesday at 8 p. m. AU il reportedly uncOOICIOUS. Ralph G1lmore. members are urged to be pre- sent A1 hn E ilon p p8 • Name• Commdlee• . TWINS HONORED Cencula, teacher .at the Csth.. and Mrs John Holey ,... II< School, Cheshare, met w1th Visit El~di•Mochanlc . "\ ..' . Twelve members of the cen~v. enlertal~ed with a par- the members of lhe Altar SoclStrMt W~relif.U.. for !v oeganl7.ed chapter, Alpho Ep- t h!orln the slstb birthday of St. Joseph Catbollc •ilon of Alpha Delta Kappa, nath . t!.Jn 0008 Larry and on Monday evening at big selru:tlon of ~.llfll iurtional honorary sorority f o r G eli'd ring tbe ' parish ball, Mason. Hostea- face floor al)d cover· : met at the . home of ..!~~ Pomeroy for lhe social hour were Mrs. lngs, for tile, trim, accnthe Betty Ptckens, In Lighted cupcakes and milk Georgllnna Fink and Miss Jl'red· on Wednesday ten. served with lavon ol baJ. orkka SchwarZ. Attending were sorles ·... IJ!r . lja~ IIGJ · !oona and JU<kers to eacll ohlld. Mn. Robert Gurtls, Mrt. Wall- mowers and li, ,.lcyctes. ' 1 •. . Plans were, made fcr the Movie! wn also taken of tbe er Werey, Mrs. Edward Bald· ooming year s programs and I Mr Alma Coleman aad win, Mrt. Gill')' Glbbo, Mn. K. committees were appointed .. ~:··La;; Wiley, teacber., ... Wiles, Mn. WUIIIm Chisler, r~ followso Program, Jl'r11110es Jlo. ~ted Rev. and Mrt. u.o-. Mrs. T. J. Ryan ond Mn. Shir· · · lberlS, Betty PkkenJ, ~ ,_, ley Kay. • IButck; Ways and Means, Elleea VI8T IN DAYTON """'PLAN=~HOP=;' and Elma Loukl: Mr and Mn Jack lllle Rul- Wabama 111gb lclaool hold Open S.~"f'Nrpt lstlc, Edna Price, Goldie Story, land ·.nd Mri. Ben F. Ba~y and • record hop with lhe Jays cuntll·' R J "'ill d:. ··os ELBERPaio' ·. EROY POM .... ,m sea -t s.~,. .; tr:a~nll:b:t~lrODI;~a~to~ll~P~·;m:·~~~~~~~~=l man is Nonga day withor .Jackson F. Batey, . and Fern Gaul.~II. Publicity chair· cblldren . IOIIIenVenl surgery at tbe 'l'l>e water flta il not an Jn.. loon Veterans llosplts!. Mr. lOCI, but a tiny frelbwater tbellIll be oonflDed there for •bout ....tenth·lncb ,.., . '' . ., :.=: M~S O N Mutanlleads the ltlmf!de the bl& Fortlatartet. This baa been th• hottest sales year 1. DlYillon lliltory. we have a winner in .the Super Torque ford, a ear M well bulk, M P Y ttUJb, that cempctition·madified Fords tMk eleven of the last twelve HASCD SOO·n::.ncca. Jortl astea arc up 17% tills year. we baye a luxury car tbara tab• df Wle a atyree • n Tbuderbird, with aalel up 68%. Falcon is aellinl almOit as manycara II VaUaut ad C1ln7 combined. Jairlalle continues to lie a favorite in ill own lleld. How cemet lluiWII ', • • --•·• the trend tt Ford into a llownrilht IICalllpcde. M'Ditalllo .................. , •..-....... llfa1 PU A CH.Uall ,,. ..,. .ea.urc of sale• ., excitemeat, ~~- mOlt IIIICa new ar ever ilttro4w:ed Ia Amerka-ner. Whe11JIII 1ft a IIWIIpede, ._:~:-oe=aul, James Brlabt.. DRIVE·IH SE IS SE IS '• • , . =:.-;n~eporti>.o..rt sERvacEs FoR; :You 1 s ~.i.:i:"~A a<ID to Mr.and SERVICES FOft YOU IE Jamn Darren C!ndJ Carol (Color) ... .d CHIL;-~.~ ..I'TINO" With Burt Laneuter r- andJudJGtrlaDd _,_ Moy u GlmeoiJitl -: :::=~=a:: hoi- "'TAOICOACH TO DANCIIII' flOCK" pclllpoDIId 1MB May • 10 JUDO 1. 'l'llell will be a potluti terYed at 1:31 W.: =\~:::" ' ' ....;W -.. -. •n~OP' N . ... S FOR THE FINEST IN SUMMER FASHIONS ~EITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 Third St., Middleport . .I . FOUHOI'O&COMI'AHY'IWC»>pu.WTUNii"A.-MIWYOU~J'- j aiTHEIIUIIA..,.GA.lo!D~DEWA.L'TDii!(E\"IMA.GK:.YWAYAT'111E , • ·~ . . ' ... '.• • FOR MEN & WOMEN BAHR CLOTHIERS. ' '.. ' " ' ,, ' . . o••'"""ee ena.. .: ·y~• , .. , • ~ .· · Our ·· • -· ·e "full--'• banJdnV ..mot.~ ~ldi'!O . Peacefulness helpful· ~... .... . ~ cqli'(H,ilitt I'Oflf, 1a!dudH . 110'·.~ , , . . . .. a_..ab thai GIII!JI ft.fol.; plut Jme,..t, al _,'/ =~~;z.:~~~~i (t: ' ' . ~ ,_ wliiN yoU hilb ftqM 1Mr1 W.... ·JOII'IGV.. ~~. . '. '"· .. : ... .. . . · ~r.re~%~~~Siif"'" . l '. . f· . ~TttiNG ·' . MEETING POITPONl!D l!d I'Ur7 ~~lor) - · - · - · - · • , ,.. , Mra. J111111 Brlchtwell. -·•·-· •MIGHTY UlSUI" , SERVICES FORVOU. Cheater: Mn. well, Loot! Bottomi Georae L. PowFll, Pomeroy; DiDe l'nll· fitt, l'ortland. Dl.SCHARGES- Mrl. TONIGHT "GiiiOIT GOII TO IIOMI" FOBD It makeaaenae to lind eat what started it. Tbat'l aomethlnl eJilyyour For4 Dealer WI tell yen a'lll!lf, w11me. ES FOR ·. . . I S SERVICES 'F OR WbU I . . . ' .. ~'WDOIIENT ... ". ..,.. . . ' ' -~~ . . . �, ~eniors . ~· ) ' I ~ • ef,...,. Np....uctlon Upoll tMchlnlcol t.llu,., ! .. Syracuse Graduate in 3 Area .High· ~~ho(!l. · CR>Htun From 'rlclay'l Publlullon of plctureo of ehr oraa hlth ochlloll •ua• . . '·' Society ~o~es ' I I ' v- .• 'j ,'· " Dall)' ldJieJ, Pomeroy-Mfddl!p9.rt, Al.L SfABS ?2, llHH llli'url'iJtT, FinJana.··" ·m•. hi.s EuroPean b8ntaml.. -i·l'f1· ?·• out crowd of 7.«!f fans booed thO decioj(ln • in favor · " "" their I!OIIlltrymin. STOCKHOLM tui''IJ--ciP,tJi..i~ ll!. ¥ 1 ._._._._._._._._._._'~te:•:m~sta~n~d~in!p:·._.__.._~ portland Bashan Society Notes Society Notes A Mother's Day dinner was Mrs. Ok.ey Paynter and Mro. hold at the bom,e ol Mr. and Mrs Okey Paynter fD4 Mn Ethel Hoback. Those aitoadlng were Mr. aod Mrs. Bill Hoback and children, Mr. and Mra Bob Sayre and cblldrell, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Baker 111111 child1'1!11, Mr. aud Mn. Jobn COd· nu and children, Mra. Ethel Hoback and Mr. and Mrs. Olley Paynter. Mr. and Mn. T, G. HIJldore HO'NDA · ' SeeThe Full Line At •.• Hawk's Cycle Sales "Your BMW-Honda-Norton-Triumph Dealar" ' Rout&s 50A & 33, 1 Mil• North of Athena Open 9 to 5 Mon. Thun. Sat..9 to 8 Tu••· Wed. llrlo LY 2·8464 Athens, 0. Strawberry Time Is Here~ i " GET YOUR •.. PIIILCO FREEZER NOWI " • J m. I ,, , ............ . ' .I •' ~ - . I ••• ' ' I, I I ,~ Frldiy will! Mr. llid ').lrt. : Grover White and Dorll., · _ . Mr. and Mr-. Carl Offutt ·:Mr. :: aDd .Mrl. Herman Carlo!! ~~ · Sunday with Mrs. Nancy ,lifo ~ v.ja of Weal Vlralnla. . : · ~ Mr, ancl Mrs. <le<lrp Rob!ei'IJ • II ~ • ff!W dayl .In :COl- · with Mr. IIIII Mri. b - of Racine visited Sunday after· noon wltb Mr. and Mrs. William McKelvey Mn Don Jolmsoll •tertalned with a birthday dlnner bonorlitg llel' husbind on hll birth· IJnda I'Kzlm'ald. Carolyn Van Matre, Carolyn Icenhower, Sharon Smith, Dianna Miller, Carolyn Rizer, Ellen Crites, Ellen Rife, Betty Hilnaley. Mr. 11114 llfr1•.Liile Sltlild day Monday wea!Da ~ at- eel Deeter and famll7. . ,. ' llblrley Slliltfl, Cii:olyn Bland, Gratus Aldridge; third row, N~rma BoseweD, Carlottla Boyer, Nancy Jeffera, Bonnie Stiabt, Glenva Staab!, LindA were Motber'• Day ·IUMII ol htr londlng were Mr. u~~' Mrs. Tber· Mr. and Mpl. ~ ~· . Lltbey, DIIJI!I• WOod, Marge Call, Carolyn Johnson, Adele Stsmondo, Mary Webb, Lynn Miller; fourth ·row, Tho• Keama, John Ohllnter, daughter, Mrs. Barcy MiUer end 800 JOOnaoD, Mr. ud Mn Fred who 1.()1111 the' put · few · ~ , lllr"Y VanMatre, Robert Rousb, Terry Henry, Joe Scltes, William Capehart, Duane V111 Meter, Gale Shrlmplin, RlCbard 'Lambert, Kenneth famiJy of Racine l\, D.. PbJ11on Mro Artbur joiUison of with Mrs. Ge11rude Frank 0( BID, JIIDIIII!rd,.and ftfth row, Jerry Hall, Phil Cook, Robert Grinstead, Earl Ingell, Thomas Ewing, Lany Noble, 'l'hoDW Mub, Harry Mother'• · Do)' IUesll' of Mr. Racine' ud ·the honored pat NolsonviUe, returDed bollle •· 011 ' Dmmr Kearlll, tuitl.Siepllell Jobnson.-Sentlnel Photo · and Mn. James Quick "\"'• Mr. and aon, Brian. 'l'llur.U,.. : . and Mn. ThcmM Qulek. . Mr. Mr. anll Mrs. Okey Paynter Mr. ud Mn. Ralpb s,Jla!ll c I Moore are coaltned to eaterlalned witb a birthday dh1- and Melvin ud llrenda · Lee, : ~yd T, Ciu~PIIIID. Ulf nor fill' llill1 Hoback 1J11 'l1tun- IQIOilt Tueedoy with Mr, ~ aD !I . Shell)', ol ColtUD1MJI, day eveJ!lne. Thole preeent In· Mrs. Darrell Gdl ud Mt•..aliil Sayre Gf fladne, rJuded tb8 above napted and Mr· Mra. Jack Criap of LaQpv!lla•. Mr. ll!d Mr~. Datld Beegl,e lind 11111 Mrs. BIU Hobaelt IJid dill· Mrs. Nancy .Jarvis of I/IU, mllyrglr·etof WllntiJ!&ttla !IIIII Mra. drtn and Mr. anll Mrs. ChtU~:t \J, :Va.,, II vllillllg be; dalilh\o ·' 1,fi41 ;• CottrW ll!d eblldren, Baker p4 ~ · or aDd oon·ID-law0 Mr. ,mi ~ : . . : Mr. ud MriJ :a,. L tn ar 4, Carl OfftUI, · .: Mother'• Day we'b!MI aueeta (the former ~ )loso) of eo- .Mr. ancl Mn. Vlrgtl fialktr :· Gf Mr. and Mn. Wlllla ''"diDI· IuiJiblu are aDnc!Unclni the birth att.rlded the dodlcallqp ar tbe . ham were Mr. IIIII Mn. ~ ot 1 11111, 'l'llllolhy Lee, 011 I#!Y AmerlcaD Let!CIII'I- boma u •• f umbul ol t: Mri: Q~ Bolo Giljl ' Welltlon lltmdaJ, . ·! • · '· "·· ' Mr. Leonard Baa 8lld Mn. Bend Is lbUTlllt:~'nalt.it , ,Jio. :Myrtle · ~ attended DonaldMoo errae oon(lned Ia ~· · " · · .,. . '. ' ·, ~t. ·atm. ·~ fla. · Meip Mftlorlal Holpltal, J>om. ' Mf,.and W., ~~ · , ciDo, $mday QJ8b11,:;·t .. . eroy, wbare they 1111\o- ancl'(llll).ily of ~b!'¥bw'1 ·· ' , Kr. ·and·Mn• Vlrjll.lloiWI ol detgone lllfPI'J. . &tlldaY ilinner iJIUII .of ~ 't..etan '1*'1111 ~filii Mr. Salwan Gf ll&•"'al4. . l .· ~ : Mr. udMrt.J-euu. ana Iller,.Mrs. AlelaJ'......-. ==:sol Mrs. .,_ ,_ I .......Beverly'.· . · . . 111111 Mn. Vlqii ,W!!!W; ....- .... "<"fill ..,.. ~'·ilhM. '!M':'i "'"' Mrs.' l_.rd ren were Sunday cllMerJp.ef.i WDII1 irid o111er ,... or his pueata, Mr' ""' · Harry awan • Mr.. 'I.F .,_. JUIIII Gf Ill'. and Mr. ~ i.tr8,-l!;,b:O.fBillei 111'1•. U,• Bblekll wen Mr:<lllld anc1 daughter, .. of .... 011~. IL J), ·' " Mn ...al. Gamel Potla, •• da)'l' wtti ..,.t lister, t.lr~~~r-!1&~~~:: re0111 ,JiW!taL ~t ·~r, . .LIPORT SENIOR CLASS - l"'rst row, I tor, are Saale NeullllD C. Susie Slater, CoDIIie Taylor, Iva Stewart, Ellilln Dutton,' earo11D Nleh· ~~ii'.f~:q ill, SIDdJ Simpson, Dollie Bowling, Sharon Quillen; IIIICOnd IVW' Jad y Martln,l(aren B,ecbner, Anlbl Bowl•, Judy Wlldermutb, C!Dda Sauar, QIJQ1 ScoU, Paula Mlcbae!, Jllllke Tannehill, UJ!ian SlaYen; third ·ro\v, Lynda Dtmfee, Cheryl Ebenbaeh, Barbara Morpn, Lynn Danlt!a, MarllyJi ......,.~~ Bl'lldford, Maureen Darlt, Caroll Lyona, Hope B!Jhop; fourth row, Dave Tho-. Steve Uttle, Dave Rlee, Jack satterfieid, Joe CUe' tlf, , iiDY Fry, Dave Wellman; Terry Johll80ll, CharUt Swac:kltamer, and fifth row, Darrell McKinney, Harry MeGutftll, Horace Gllmott, Bill N~ · Melvi.a Swisher, Mick MonU, Daryl Stumbo, Bob Wlllon, Bill Dlmn, and Ropr Rousb.-Bentlllel J>boto • . . .~ · * . I I 0 ;.,.; .' . o.!ll* Jlster; Ralph ~ • · ; JMeicln .,. • raJ .:iM~.o.Mn .' ~. ~ ..t~'f!l1 tt·;_,. r:. ~.~ . ~ ,_.'- · IGIIIIW of 11'1. ~ na. :lied~~;..,a:~. 111:i:: ." ''• ..n -~ v' ..,._ wtJ: ~~~ dl~~~Gf":.' ' : : AdaJIIack ~ ud Mn,.Nii~- ,• .a~ ~· 1I0M atland ·a11halli 1C ' .; .· r·• Q,,··· 'a·.Gt;:i ~ . ~i IIAP~~ Iii = ..yeet HO~ywilOD IDri J~ 1,1 ;·.·. ' r ~· li.. <.·~~ ··, CIIIq. ttiMr. • ~.' N~; • , ~ ~M~. · ~tn. IIIII ·eo:f. r • 611! •lllii•Y ....119011 ,... )lr. llldto . .. ~ ~'~~:· • ! ~I: . .<!liltpd,''> ~ ~'.·' !hi. J!1111R. ~ ~ *-· ~ Riltd, looll, 11114\.t, *· 'l'lli(m:: IIIII lit~. Pl. @ll(lli '"'-" ~~ lV~ ·~It, ·of. K-. ; .. :tnolt I'UI"''I'f .Cit 11.11 ,!JI N,IP: ,~ Mt, i!Jid MrL WUUe ,.,...,. j,lOii. ·. I ·" . ' ' . .• • • IIIII Cliirlea ttl ateellf, ' ' --- -- -~ .. ' .... ~· - · STORAGE ' :. ' . 'Untll ' l'all For Your Wlntar W"'r•biM been . '"' . Stores~ I FREE ol lluDday c.uen Kr. q41 aou.JI, _ .. . _d .. ,,,; 1 •• ~ ~U.., N11111r IDd ' -· Robblo 111.)11 ~ ·~ r.,. ~ lir. and Mn. tlaj\o tumed ~#lot. ,i!{,Qillli., . ' n.cbr 01 TuPP,in, eotbe ~ ,, week ~ M . .. •.PB1 .t;. ;~ ;Jii; ud Mn. . , _ . . Mr. ""' ltrl. .~ . ~ 111\11)10\b ·Jlllll!nll ... tile. llolior· ,SUI!-J~ -~ · " :•l!*ll! 1!1 'l'hllr·GIItl-• ~!Jlo •.Q ~~ r· . f • •i!r, J(Jia BW; ttl,lltGiio. · . ~. ~l,,,lfP.,~ ,. .., ... w. ·V~.• ._,_.IJiid ..,_, Cla7o•.. 1114 spjllll PHILCO UPRIGHT · SOciety Notes ' . f ' : ;; ; < '. . , 0 • 'lbefN . . '· ' · · .•' ---1 ·.-~..:,-. ~tern Lvcal Mn. Din Slleell and doiJChtel', apenl the week :.. I!!Jif =~I ot Porllaad, Jirl, Mary parents, Mr. IIIII Ml1l' !Mary ud M!la Wliln&·llayN Gf &ller aod Mr. IIIII Mri, Buald 1- .. ' •r ,' . ' ~ f . t i ~- .' -~ ,. bolla._ ~ a YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPU ON A . By Mrs. A. B. Balley Melvin Bllord left recontly for hla baoe al McConnell al Wichita, K1U1181. • Mrs. Ama.. Baer Ia spendb!g a few doya with Mr. and Mrs, Theoclore Mora and lam1ly o1 Chester Road. IIIMr. and Mrs. JohD Grover an Timmy, Mr. and Mn. Nathan Willie of Clendenin, W. . :'/''-• ~ ape~~t ~ If I "., ' lplill'·· the 1::f · P. W. Kendall of tl)e ~ Army woo the ·prternafl~ > shooting event at the " 01~ Match" Fridoy. KendaH. ing from a prone pooiUon wttJJ "Flrrl•• me, I Jasl rot aa 1m- an Army rille, ICOI'¢ 592 poiJUo with 60 slwfs. the Unlted 1.,.... II .. • - • oae ..,.. la a States, however, finl5hed ...,. , ond to Sweden in the over..tll fi. , !1· tie. Luukkonen ool;>oinl d Pierre Vetroff of Frana. in a II· round bout whiclJ drew a s.,u. · Rev, and Mrs. Ralpb lludoon and three chllcftn New Lu· 'Jln!~OD,, lpollt Saturday •With bla mother, Mn. Myla Hucllon. Della Startey of Columbua spent lho Mother'l Day week end with her mother, Mrs. Ma· ry M. Diddla and olater, Anna Groce Oiler and eoc. BUI. Mr. and Mn. Oris Bubbud and daughter, Peggy, spent a week end with tiU daupter and 1011-lft.law, Mr. IIIII Mn.· Dlll"kl Vaislanaen and oblldroll ot Columbus. ' Mr. ad Mn. ..... Grimm and family of Grove fltty I.PIIIl I week with hlo piNIIII, Mr, I and Mn. Melvlll Grimm. They Ml; AND MRS. H. E. STARKEY POMEROY SENIOR CLASS- First row, I tor, are Janice Bing, Karen Mlller, Mary Jordan, Lillda Grueser, Ruby Haggy, Cathy Wolte, Kilty ello vl8Jted bll olater, Mn. Pel'llnger, Cindy Swatzel, Linda Kirkland, Nancy Burns, Jane Baer, Judy Folmer, Anibl Collins; second row, Florence BlDg, Sue Arnold, Janice Raymon Tealord and famll,y of Mr. and Mnt. H. E. starkey will celebrate their JOiden Evans, Patricia Fields, Rntl! Bailey, Louanna Leonard, Alita Carpenter, Stefanie Winebrenner, Opal Stewart, Yvonne Beal, Lula Toban, Sharon MlnersYWe, R. D. wedding IDJiivenary with an open house from 2-,l hn ~ull. Smith; third row, Frances Radford, Jeni Folmer, Kathryn Sleet, Barbara Imboden, Marlyn Rensliaw, Johanna Yeauger, Louella Thompson, Pa· Mr. and Mn. Ferre¥ llll'deD June 7th. · 1 . .,. lrida Hennessy, Hilda Hart, Brenda Wagner, Donna Smith, Reta Wears, Elizabeth Klein; fourth row, Mary Ann Rickard, Brenda Bailey, J. R. o1 San Diego, Calif. visited beN They were married June e, 1914, and are tb~ rllllf& Alljirews, Bunny Humphreys, Allen Swartz, Jack Williams, Carl McElroy, Fritz Sisson, David Baker, Gary Jenkins, ' Lance Hart, Roy Howell, aeveral da)'l with Mr. ud Mn. Qf two cblldren, J>4n, Roy Wlse111ah (Wilda Mae), 'ltnsReildy Wolfe; fifth row, Ron Collins, Bob Buck, Samuel Arnold, Danny Smith, Kenneth Lawhorn, Keith Whaley, David Taylor, John Lightfoot, Potta and other relallveo. wood, W. Va., and Mn. Donald Jones (Wanda); e~on. Fred Sisson, Bruce McKenzie, Rick Collins; smh row, Rick Lemley,' Carl Hall, George Hoffman, Dalton Grover, Roger Moore, Randolph Scott, Mr. ud Mn, Henry ~ Gf ville. They bavt four trandchlldren and 011e great Jr d· FraDt Titus, Quincy Aleshire, John Strauss, Mike Hamm, Clifford Young, and seventh row, Mickey Winebrenner, Don Mayer, Tom Lind, Jerry Portamoulh ,...., weol<ond ,.. chUd. , · !tan of her l!aJ'tll!J, Mr. ud The Starkey's have been active in Grange work, erv· N&old, Billy CQillns, Paul Will, and David Slnclalr.-sentinel Photo Mrs. Eldon 'Will. lng as county deputies for 13 years. Mr. Starkey no"' also r Mr. and Mrs. Dlle Hubbard Is an officer In the Ohle State Grange. ,, of Wuhlngton, D. c., ll*lt the They have been active In church w.ork tbelr 011 •l!!,e, week md here with hla parent., Mr. SU.wy bas been associated wltb the G~a . Mn· Mr. end Mra. l!dlaon Hubbanl tual CasualtY Compmy Iince Its orgalilzatlon·.~d .. has and other relatives. been a member ot the board of t!lre~tors for tb• aSt '13 Rev. aod Mrs. D. o. Blake o1 years. The Starkey's have spent their ~ntire !If .on tbe llocldngport visited on , sunday same farm that his father and Jrandfather owned II! .tbe with his slltor, Mrs. Ada Slack Carpenter community. · and family. · · Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harof Marlon were weekend "'"-·.· of hlll parents, Mr. and ' Robert HardeD lind other !relaMUrsv.es.Uge Shields received word that her grandson, omall son of Mr. and Mra. George of East Uverpool, was recovering from pnaODia In East Uverpool boapltal. Mr. and Mrs. Ric~ Harrta two children ol Anaheim, CaJU. bave returned Ia their alter visltlng with his l.,.r•.nu. Mr. and Mrs. Dick litarrla. On the trip here their old ~UJbter wu IJol. .ln Joplin, Mo, lor SOY· el'ld da:l'll witli ]lllewJIOII!a. Rev. aod Mrs. N. W. Jenks of Pomeroy were dlDner lllet!J of Mn. Myla Hudaon. . · . )lr .. and. Mr1. KentJeth lleyJio I · · · '· . · oldl have mov~ from the BarWAHAIIA SENIOR CLASS- First row, I tor, are Janet Hoffman, Beverly Burns, )lartba Tbompson, Dorothy Smith, Diana Diven, Jl'aye leis pro~ 011 'l'lllrd Sl. to the l.Yo111, Carol)'n Zlllpan, Vltld McDaniel, Phyllis QueeJ!. Barbara .Zuspan, Sharon Brinber, Judith Williams; second row, Hirvletta New~d, Donald Usle bouse 1111 Cherry-st. fl., ':'! Riolo ILuukkiiJeJI of • . loot a ~ of hir ·p 1 ·• ily orilh thO bol(lng f'ltl!ll : . 1 C~L:I " ni«Jtt, but ~~ w·· "'·' '· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack · Ienten.W.ed with a six o'clock diJuJer at tbOir home ·On Third St. oa cMolber'o Dll•·a-11 · lll!dod Mr. and· Mrs. Harley Johbio!t and daughters, T~ · and 'Cheryl, tl.· Wo'll 'peri; !hi. Ada Slack, &ger and ~:~~...,., Mr. and Mn. Earl Walldnl, l!larl Jr., Charusa and Carol, .DaVId Robyn Sid. 14111 Sbkley MiUer IIIII friend Mr. Robert Brown. both students at Ohio Slate, were weell end ~:."' Mr. ancl Mrs. Ll&• ol ' " ' "' ·"'" lbo. Frozon Foodo • 81.. Tint Roll Bond Shelvea: eF......,. Bar Storare !loo< with Four."Put--'a-Take" Door Sll~ , FREEZER MODEL 12FV12 • Pow• ·Cord Safety BFitket · • ·beJ..X White l!lltorior eAdditiODol Freeiinr·€11111 Finlth eVia7l •lloo< Seal G.sket .n; ~ eGia11 FlbOr Insulation •UfetJme Poreel1in • Chrome ... Easy-Grp' 1· Boar Hindle eBeautlful new 'Wictit(1:¥Mf·Biue. White Inlf>riot'· €oJor·. ,·••d " . , . I . •F,IU81>@penln(~.Jjlnpo ·; · I Ne,.,:Tt~ I:.hte·tlabloiet.lJOii~ 0~17· L!Jicb. . : .. . I >:'• : .; 'j_,,, Interior •Welded Steel Csbltit ol.eftUnr. Gilden ·ePhUeo SUr>er p.,,..... ~ .... onr. Y-·"'"""tr , I I .6 cu. ft. STORAGE CAPACITY 14.7tq. ft ..SHELF AREA NO MONEY DOWN EASY TERMS SEt1MUIEBER VALUES-NbWAT .••. . .;: r ... l �' • ·I r ' 'ngJ ~ New Farm, ,:li •Dally ,n Sentlnt~ Pomeroy-Midtllepo.)i', 0., M~y 22, llllf 'J!ileh may be a sorloua cauoo ol ~ty. aalety ...Jr..r by coolact· of tilt aflrlcultural agIn lhe .,...niJ'. U110ml:!~~any w• hudll l1ljury llllliSS ;~owers, Tractors, Water, Main Cause.s. 9f AccidentS:[~~.... ! . ; 'ly . ~. ml~kl : · : oper~ vepor~ cause he made the of. dbconnoct.od from tile start alrnply by a slllhl move· tton ol tilt may not ocTIIAC'I'blll! ANOTI!Jift · od •:1: :..ha.:. h.:;:!. 1 tile being too close to a mower "\ plug. ' ment ol lht blado. C\11' ac:eldtnUy. Guollnt alwayo Tracto" lte an.oP>er ~oe ld011( operation. Even thoulh the motor may Let'o JQllow Frank'• edvlce. •hould "'stored In cloarly mark· or Injury aoo:l<lent, upturn n ace "ral"tolo.l¥ Lq·lim~ mower repalnnan be stopped, II we ralll! I IIIOW· With lhe IIIQWtr, luel II at ed QDIItam,t'a IWIJ lrotn the 'lllp~ Is little dllfeto~· wileof Pie more Fraok Clark say• we aboultl nev- er up without dlsconneclllll the a paaslble dalllir. Be llll't U., 1poqt~UI)' ol'~~Ill lenition. ~r It Is ft l'f&t bli 111'111 """ of lraci!Jr aCPidenta are: er touch the undersldo of a opork wire there lillY be IIIOWIII' 011111no· la oool fill· Storl!la In IIIU jar toro or OliO Of Utile play tncorr40uy. mower unl.. a we bave the wlre the peulblllty lho mower will 1nJ wllh 1110Unt 10 lhll ilftl·lb !'or a rtrt. type of home gal'llen tTaoto,.. JOIItg up !till· _ , _, mUll! add ltotll , 1 •1 beollb, Loura Harrto: 10 tety, I ' hitCh low, and p: , • Cathy Smith. l'!fll cauUqp)., E. BLAKESLEE Cooney Ertensloa AJ•nl ~grtculture a~ Dally llen!J!e!, Pom~;M!dt!lepott, 0 . May 22, 1984-S pl~l I ~ore 4HClubNews 1~10Une ~ Ru'tland :·~~; .g r..d"en . l~PP"en 1 • ' i ''' :• ~:~-o~nn . Lon" Bottom sOOJety • NOte8 s.•-ty N0l = ~ ~rell~.!k• U:• l~lderJ J~..::ck "'s': 1 th~ I~ s •t YNOtCS , ~&hts, j,;u,;~ -~- Julia • R'IChJn Agrtcu • }ture, Oh - Wiler~-= Rose; . Perry, Naomi Schoonover. ~,' ' ~ \ ''·' ~Jeo;ti. ~ ~ ~. M~ndlaay ma e ~ a~~v .'on~~. , bo!d Carel~~SI!fiJ wa tr Reedll'lllll Mrs. *' "':P:'::;IIr~tll=~=·a:~=·e~s~~=·~a~.c=cl~d~O!!I•te•,~~~ It~ .~lao ~~II!JI ~the Y lttriCitiYe to BALIN~ ~- TIME · ~ IS HERr;J us I 10 esu ~ollege ~'\~MINT he w. Par~s. I I'' w:=.· Fulton·Thompson Trcwetor Sales ; ' 1 I '. ' Ji"' I .. l Brand~ re~reatlon, C~~o~~:. J,~~ =y :zy ~:keMa~~ ~~=· II ~lnce ·--FOR SAte l~..w-. FARMAL~ 400·:, ... L· ·'Ohio ranko ol•lb In com, sheep facturero, the proc..,lna lndu•· the !Uth day of Ililt with m Mro. Pick Foley, -Uy. ond hog production amon11 all try, utilltl01, bulldlna material to follow. were awardatl lo ~ the statea, oovonth In aoybeano, firms, equipment nuonuloctur· The moon lo tpproachlnl Itt wlnnors. fllndwlaltlll, jello ~ats and mllk, ninth In wheat, ers. lnourance companies, and lull phaae. ad, colf10 and lc:ed Ita wen oecond in tomalooa, third In ma- ,so on ." ' 'l'he mornlnl alar II Saturn. ltl'lled to lhOH alttndlng. pte producta, fourth In red clo- There would aloo, of course, . The ovenln11tar to Vonuo. '111011 pruont w : . : s. J•· eed~and-iihii'"ii'Yii'.iliillliihiiln~poiip.;lbe a lar11• expanolon In toed On tltl1 day In hlatory: net Morrla, lha rator, v.•e..r.is.. r for stock, the Newolotter potnta In 18011. Wllconlln beeame tbe Marlo Blrchlllld, Muriel Foley, out: "To produce tho addition· lint llllto to adPpt 1 dlroct prt• Fred• Devla, Gol41n ltansbur1; at and n..ded amounts of thne 1111ry lor tltoltona. llolvo Gront, Reva Snowdell, Uvosto<k and llvootock In 1138, lht U.S. oub!llll'lnt Ollarlollo Willford, Jtalle Moll\. duel• - poultry, b80f, pori< "Squoluo" link off Partamoutlt. Ill, llithol lloiiOII llld milk - will require 111 N.H., In 240 loot of Wttar. 'l'hlr· Mae. additional buoholo ol com· ty-three or tho Ill men aboard T1r1 Rt!lllnd PTA mtl<~l In IIG:I produced :n& wore reacued by a dlvlnl btU. hllh lchool. MJy 11 and buohels." In lltft, Holnrloh Hlmmlll', olltcert lor IIM-tl wm In addition, the bank'a pubalnlotar chief ol tht Nail ad by tht Clllfo.IOIIil llcaUon comments, ala~ to lho Pollet, conunllled lui- Mra. Fay Iller, ll11C1ed to •ut of Ohio will noecl much cldf 11 Lunobur1, Otarmany, u olltctir1 11'1 Artbur J.;ee more food, and Ohio can aupply thrto doya otter hlo <apturf by tr. prnltlant: VII'IIOft Wet!U'tl It If It prepare• properly: Brltloh tr<HIJII. vloo peooldtnt: 1\lra, Janet " If we all work tosetller bullnolio and industry, ;· DYOI:o- 11 Gr11vely Tractor ment and education &enerate new wealth to t h S.les & Service 01 I GRAVELY FOR UNMAJCHED MOW• BILITY I which she and Mrs. Blrchltekl atllndecl al Bellllro. Mrs. !Iauer reported on Meit!• Calmly PT4 Counc:U held at tho 8aDJbury The group voted to buy sluses 1o be uaed In sarvlnll tl&e RHS Alumni benand also to sponS<Ir 1 preplll'lf Tbe room altand• award· went to the llh clan to Mrl. Muriel Fol- .;.uuon '-Ado~ ~ o1 Kentucky Georpllllllnd Loyoll !Ill >' Ch"ck oraborn of Bradley ~d· Ray Meyer o1 De Paul-wUI 11rva 111 leclur4!1'1 at the annual tultl011·free ·~:~~~ cltnio al Kutllher'e ( Club Monticello N y :n-24'. Morris EquJpment w•1+zoz I ! WY 2-2975 dollars in Ohio during o.·· · '' In till% General ftaoul ~11.[1 leade the Secret Army Or· In Algeria. received a life prtaon Nntenol In Parts. · oi san~U<m NiWIHP . "Sure Sign of Quality'' SABRE · About . Middleport Holzer boopitaJ 1n 111e pu1 .. Mn. "· B. I'Ullen hoors were Barbara Jelll Dl<k- ed the Suey "" Clalt ol ~ ~ ~~···~~=~~he;=~ 'Ill::: ~=~~ m ' .;r 1 ptl~ed 8~ caliber i g~u- r~nn Tru~ Co~~ny, Rj ver Ne\\'S Natlo~al M~s. R~ynold• Mrs. Gregory Clol'med At 90 "' '" I ~ !~m. ::lh;;:~,.r:r~~a:i.~~ M~'::~: ··~·;t Russell·~f~ ! l me<~~ S: 'I d 1 ' ' t!/'"":1 Children'S Program will Beon June 14 f -TONIGHT "' . ' "l' " OHIO·YALLfY INDUSTRIES·: MEIGS IQUIPMENT COMPANY Roar Melli -alllespltal WY MIN PtiMI•r. PlloneWY2·2161 ._, .2nd &Mill Sts. MID.,LEPORT TUESDAY MAY 26 I 0:30 A.M.-6 P.M. ~~~~~::;;;;~--===~::::5~~~~~~~~ :!!!!!""-'!!'!:!!!~ baseball talllll wiU play a seru;on practice game on Pomeroy baaeball field Utli day. May 24, at 2 p.m. up Meldahl 3: 10 a.m.; removed. Mr. L e up Mofdahl t:45 a.m. finance chalrm111, GallipOlis DaM -.Alton POrted oil a tantative budpt for 1 yr down 4•!0 m , the chureh year. Booworlh · P· ·' . A tetter or I!ODJI'lllutatlon was n~=·~~;\l 5 • • '• <Jo DESIGN!!D IIY NATIONAL MAmas CO. TO COMMilMORATil TIIIl 1964-1965 WORLD'S FAIR ALL THE LATEST DllVI!LOPMBNT AND FilATURES INCORPORATED INTO TAB FINilST SLEEP SET, HUNDREDS OF Sli!IIL ' COll.S. RUBDERIZBD UNIFLEX INSULATION, . QUILTRON-THB NEW QUILT 1V1TH FOAM. GILMORE'S HYQTID TO INTPUT OJI SUPPLY STORE ialll M41011 .UIA EXCLUSIH EXHIBITION COVER. PERMABILT SllAT EDGB. LUY' 'QY.BEAUTY-SUPPORT. 50 NITROGEN.'ON CORN UHodey ... WY"'111 . GROWING PROGRAMS - d at11bn1 llld arowlnc. Prott<l your_ flock or herd ln11estment with 1 lltlilltftllflt........ fesdin& ,.,... ' REDEMPTION REPRESENTATIVE Will Be At Our Store NOW API'LYit!IG , · .· 8TARTlNCl AND II•• ,.., G THE SHOE BOX nut 20 year1." '"and saand flee~ or 11m 1lloke Sift"'' start lf'OWttl witta Provlco feeds and Coneentrattt. 1ltcM'oUih rest•rch procedures by IX• J*itftctd ••clllilts ISitlrt life ad ldeab00k. I >D11. REEN STAMP UNTtL 9 PM w. 2nd St. Field Harvester FROM THE NEW MAX WARD tbeelfil McC...Ick lntel'lllfionll' 16 OIFT VAWE SHOP IHI DAILY SENTINIEL ONLY ·9 788 0 E R AN fH R G EAT1 r~latlv~: R f ut ond N·HS I / d F ~ 0 RDEl ~llhoan .~~jVlrs I TILLEd'' :;. ' Around And 01 Mrs. Pullen enter<d 0 •nt!<\D CALL..D Har~man down pm up 4.4D:iiO p.m. • ''· San- Hurley be ••nupon 1 to th n.ov. "" .. do 5il . ' hlo . 'l1le MJddleporl E-1\ aquad w" w• .5. p.m., Solvay th w lhly caU•l<ll'rlday ot 12:1~ ~· m. lw 11:16 p.m.; John J. !lowe S. ; • . • W ~~ C Hawkln• ·utland who down j2:1itl a.m.; J. S. m nary tn a gton, ., taken to' Me' 1 Memorial up 6:50a.m.: Mr. Ma~k up 8: 30 June I and will be aent 1 11ft Hospital li · a.m.; up l:lli a.m.; from the ctwrch. Mr. Smith al· ' 9·.a am •• reported that the son of Mr. MYSTI!RY SWAU.OWER Rlvtr '...:U,ey and Mrs. Otis Bell, mlulonaru~i ••• MOlllorlal hoapllal COli~P London 8:30 a.m.; Sal- !11 In Japan, ia ll'eduaUna from llirlned today that ponon wbo do\1'11 Marmet 3:06a.m.; school. MilS. Buo Sanbom eto~·ll swallowed a pin had bttn down Marmet 1:~ a, od tho mHiina with prayer. a4rnit~<i: but dacUned to raveal m.; ntelm• Ann UP w~~~~~ 1..- ....;;;;;~;;;;....,._ or all)'lllltli tilt. 1: If p.JII, i 0. 1". Shearer up field 1•4ll a.m.; Jefferson tto.mll Winfield 3:tll5 a.m BES tune of hundreds of millions Pomeroy 512 •. Main C~ ,;r · J. ~ RACINII. PUll. ITliiT I 1 -· u- • !:t::~~:: 11 ~""·to- tired""' Amoog ~! .w•• hulba~~ ~ 'et:~ ~tho~ Future Looks Even Brl t ~=:: :e; Hospital News ... . Ire twp., dlod at 4 p.m. Friday W. v,., Tlllloth~ Lee I!Unl, Rl. •venlnl will! II mtmbtrs COSHOCTON (UPI) - M r 1. in a Nelsl>nvllle b<J$pltlll. He I Leon, W, Va.. Crystal J!i, 0111. Mrs. John Ly1111, presH CrOol Qottarevllle w Va. deDt, opened lito -ling Twn, Carroll, ~- slj!lled ~r .... a coal miner by occupat. own death Wlll"'Mt when she ton Jttd was a veteran of Worl4 ' Mrs.' Robert F, sQowdoQ, Rut· "'nle Lord'o Pnyor." flied for divorce May !'. Wfll' 1, • land, David c. Patton, 01,1< loin. Llllllo MeGoo tavo ":\ ~nctly I woek later her hus- Mr. Hlx was born AprU 1), Hill, Alvin O. K~lon, Coal votSoN tnd meditaUons and'* resldad bore band. Rlcbanl, 1111. lhot her to l18t2, !iOn q! lhe late James Af ., . . . · Grove, Fred ~· Berry, Rt 1 so lolnad wllh Mrs. YW'J qo tuld ~active II oeath w1th a rille ._ !botiUn and_ ltf)'etta ShoeiiiSker Hili. Consll'uctlon wjJI be&ln Wlthln 10 days, and by Sept. Rush, l(y., r,lrs. Clareoee 11:. White for 1 vocal d11tt, II! lhe Ktath Mllhodllt c:burnlt. ond lhen dllld in hit namiDJ His lnJrriJI• was to the rorlll- ~. GalllpoUs IJld Ga!Ua County will have a ultra-modern Felty, Rt. I l\llab, Ky. FOL!nd A Friend." Tbe Mrt. 0. C. Greenleso visited form homt alter holdinl off a Ver&le !\lie, wl!o preceded 24-lane bowliJii alley/' llinlto son1 waa sung lor Mra· In HIUitlnglon. W. Va. 1 h 1 small -I'D\)' of lawmen for mort him dea!ll m 193_7. 'lfu!e we~ the words of Abe Mrs. Richanl L. lt*h, 40 Kathryn Wl10, LUIJan west wlllt her huabtnd Mr. 'tban two bouro. \ He Is .survived by two sono. Pbilbpo lbio mornlng. Phillips Isaid PhUUpo. "II will be tlCil- 8erser St .• daughter, &:tf p.m. Leeore Sigman, Leura Greenlte, w1lo Ia a patient ' . !frank Hlx of Rt. I Bidwell 111111 waa owner ol old Skylino Lones, structed bolow lbe Kfll8U8f Friday. Mro. Clyde R. Johnson Carrie Knopp. Velerllll Hoapllal, . Several boors after the houje Wayqe lllx or Colutnboa. Hil destroyed by • fKI!I,OOO Thoolll', 1111 IU. 7, dtuchter, !: 18 a.111. Friday. The group donated 125 Mr. and Mn- Ronnie Wallbum,jl destroyed by names, olfl- only t~a,u&hter, Mrs. Helen Mae ~~ blue 011 Ma~ 5. just lhe SIJ,vtr Bridfll." Dbeharptl tho cost of lhe benchea In children, lloonte, Danoy • 1'ha new Skylino Lenu wUI Old Skylines was Joo:el«! 011 Rt Patients recenUy dio<:har&ed basement rooms. The new ltlcky, of Riverdale, Md., are ••rs found lhe bodies of tho West d1~ In March, t903. Qth. two on a bed. Investlsators er survtvors are two brothera be loc:a~ In a dilfermt area," 3ii nortllwest ol GaUipolla. Included Mrs. Eber Camahan. ject lor next month 11 the bere for a visit with his parwere uncertain whelller Carroll, and a sister, Jt'ranl< and ~ The new alley, wlllth will be Mrs. Jean Mournins, Roy M. ny per meol with tbe l\4r, INI Mn . .Raymond r , lormer mental patient, ahot ter Pll, and Mr~. Laude Luo- Directors Attend eight llll10s lars,r than old Sky- . Harmon Mrs. Margaret Reed to be br011ght to the JWJe and otlltr relatives. hU~&self or died In names, and ky, all of ColuJDbus. D kt S line Lann, wUI bt bUilt on prop- \ Mrs. t;. H. Edinger and Infant mg. Airman 2c and Mrs. Deoa!l a •QOroner's ntllng was to be Mr. Hia was a member 01 LI!@D Dg etslon aell to lilt old. Hapr son, Mrs. John Oiler and ill· Mrs. EliJbeth Slaven 111d daughter, Shetr)l, ')'•d•. tbe Kyeer ~rei' Will l!aptisl Directors Edison Hobstetter, In ~ twp. !ant son, Mrs. H. M. Ohlinaer fiJ'Iffi chairman, conductad aevOlda., are here lor a . Mra. Carroll hu been llvlnl churcb. 5\>rvlces wUI be held Dr. R. Ill. Bolct, Allred M. ia ~ hia an· Jnd infant son, !\Ire. E.!!;, Haw- era! quiueo will! prizes won Yislt witll lhelr Jlllrents. Mr. with .;., aliter and brother-tn-[ot 2 p.m. Sunday at Old l{,y~er ~e~~= rf.\1: W:P~ nounaem111t to rebuild. otatod ~111!1, Mrs Albert Wooo!ar<l Dan- by Mrs. Iva 'nlrner, Mrs. LetUe and Mrs.ltaymond Walburn law Mr and Mrs Glta Smith church. Rev, Bract Skaggs will · Y an "We will b!t happy to onee a- I•l Rucker, Mrs. c. 1!:. Staats lloush, !\Irs. L~ons Mrs Mr. and Mro. Gene Rl.. and Jr ' si..,;, f!Un dl~oree ~ rs officiate, •nd burial will be In ottanded regular monthly gain servo the line people of Mrs. Qulnico Holberl!, M r ,: Hysell. Mrs. Ly~ al;. or rel.tlveo. Mra. Walburn Friday her hu!band .:~red Gravel Hill cemetecy under the lng ~ :~: thlo area. Included In the new Wlne!red Barker Mrs. Paul sentod a ·...,ding "Two daughter will remain with 'lnd tried to make har laave dinot1011 of lllo tolcCoy Fun~r- :lllll a onaJ alley will be a lounge, dining Smith, Roy Neal, N, s. White, Words." parents untO fllptamber wh•m ll with him al borne. Frlen4s may coli at at tltt k~:l«• •nd and nursery rooms." Louise Spar•s, Kathy Harrison, Next month a potluck Mr. Walburn will receive AI ~ S llh b . h lhe lunml home. b Th nnntnln PhiiUps did not •ay who would and Marcus E. Sheets. will be held at the home ol Mrs rllscharge. ·, m • er doug tor, urg, ur ay lilt 1. con!IIPUel tilt now lanes. "Wt'U LetUe 11ouaJt at 8•80 ' Mrl. Flossll Wllemfller ll"'ky, I, and Mra. Corroll's Mr R ld Robert o. Grady, Chief AudJ. annotiiiOI !hat later," he con'eases 14r lh •• Mr. and Mrs. Clair Alhtnn 1• eyno I 8 oon, st... , IS, watehed, llarrofl tor or the Mellon National 81111k eluded I e ev--.. , !ted Frida with Mr the oomblnltlon .tiO Nllmf!rl to Committee and Plttsbqrgll, ' Lewrenco . JI . . . . • .22 nne ' M... Cluy Reynoldo, Klndef- Pa.. opot<e on Duties and RoIa Grim d M Pull q their home In Columbul from hla car, 'garten teacher In the Middle- oponolblllttes of &nk ed d an rs. en serv- l Charleston s c wh th - i111ol Tit- Tim•• port ochoolo, hBI been appointed ors." \bout 60 directo"' of banks fer a nd oouroe With cof- had visited wl.th ey 114, shot hll wile three times Molg• t'OUnty representative on In West VIrginia and Ohio atMrs. Naomi Grogory, 90, who a us. 1 Mr. and Mrs. durqjled lhe bndy Into the trunk the mer-.~er,blp commltt,e · ol tend<d tho meelln(. Mr. !Job, 1 ha~ resided at26 Mill Crook Rd .. I Iand hio mother, Mrt. of tht auto and oped off. the Eduratlor Aosocia- slftter was ... ,, eight parsons Gaup rtadfiiJI: Gallipqlio died Friday mornilli in • Cool Millo were recent IUOIIS of He drovt to hl• nearby tlon llftd Ohio Education . As- eleeted • director lor the com- Dam 18.8, IU, runnini feet G t and family and parked lhe outo In a ~~r- ooclatioq. lng year. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- rove nurolng homo. whore she n UC S OUr Mrs. Leonard ' 0 age .. Altel' tUlng his wile'• boreceived the -112, Pt. Pleooanl 2UO, Hinton . had boon a pallont lor tw New Membe children of Washington dy mltro. the hoo88 he splllhad app01ntmen1 at a d1nner O.U stationary, Kantwha Falls yearo. f$ HQuso. aai!Olitl; oround tht rase and ing recently ot the Columbua Dr. Inm'ID to Speak 0.06 lantns. Charleston 17.tl She was ))oro in Meip coun- The Rutland Chapter of the Mr. and Mrs. Ru.11ell Ro,,.h 11 111 ftrt to 11. Plaza Jlotel. For Commencement statlonory. Lootdon Marmet and ty Jon 20 1874 daUihte f Nat! mal Honor Society inducted son Eric Oak Hill He barricaded himself In tbt Ml'll. Dorothy Brooksby, ota11 1 Dr W E Inm p 1 dams were on the siliJ. the 1 1' J 0~ Luc lour new members of the Junior spending tit~ week ~d 8e home a~;· ~rJff'l dtputies from member of ttle National Educa- of th~ C~llt ~ ol ~~~ /0 esaor Olllo River -Pamela 0. n an Y u~d· cli'5S !}t the Awards Day assem- ~ hi• parent~ Mr. and Mrll five eouniJel, " well " high· tlon Aeaoclatlon, woo ..one ol Unlv~roity, gwlll :: e:" Ohl~ down 13, f a.l!l.; Vulcan down ers Kesterson. Sh• was the w1d-.bly on Wednesday, May 20. · way patflllmen and Colhocton the •peakers as wao Mr .. Dendi or for tho Mlddf ~ ;:"~ 13. 7 •.m.; E. P. Jones down 13, ow ol F. H. Gregory. I The ceremony, under Ute leadpollco, c:oiJverpd on the farm 8..Carpenter, preoldent ollhe Grade Commence~ent I 7:30 1.m.; Brimltone up II, Mrs. Gr•!IO"Y i• survived by loroh1p of Georae While, p.esl. l :and otirrod!Jded btm. Oh1o Education Association. Mrs evening in th h'&h p.111.; Btngt up 14, It p.m.; a daughter, Mrs. Ora Chapman •dent of the Society, opened with I 1 Cmoll beld oil lite officers Reynolds has ta~~ht in the Mid- torlum at 8 e '; au J. Patter. up 14, 4:16 am; of Cincinnati. ·~ the pledge of allegiance. \Vlth gunfire, bul only Ill!" depu- d!eport ,.hools for more than will play "P~;,m.artd eC!rc _ H. up 14, S:30 a.m.; On- 'll1e bndy I! at the Wetherholt- Janel Scott, f!ooort. Harless, ty waa wountled. Cj>ohllcton Coun 115 y. ors. stance" for tile ~rocesolonarm up 14, 7:30am.; A. E. Ell1ott Puneral hl>me. and fq. 1Sheryl Wolfe and Wtlltam Grate · ty wa Wlluoded. Coshocton counThe Eighth Grad cl 88 · down 1&, 6:30 a.m.: Tlbolt ll<!ral arrangements will be an- expla1r.ed tbe meaning of charHow much · treated lor peUet woundo of the Retlrcrl Contractor •lng two numbe,.e"~t 18, 1:1& a.m.; Orco down oounced later. acter, l•aden;hip, service, and arm. Be Mm~lc," and "The Call 18, 6_: 60 a.m.; Robert Reed up ~cholarsh1~ reapecti~ely and will go up 1 Oies on Friday , America," and the ba~d 17, UO.a.m. ;Mamalear up 17, Day UiJlted the&r symbolto candle• I BUILDING 'l'RAU..ER present a spocll!l number, 4:45 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun from the flamlna torch. · In smoke? WMK It about haU done on a PT. PLEASANT Pieces lor Young Band•" down 17, 6;2() a.m.; Oleander DtXIe Roush explained the I LO year~ ago your houtt new .. pop C&rn trailer" being ' ser~JctS for Mtlton Selby, ranged by Jarnes S. PtoYhsr. down 18. 4:35p.m.; Jerry Bos.m~mns or th'! em~lem of the may hi1Ve been •onh boll! ~y the Pomeroy Fire De- retired contractor, who dl~ worth down 18, ~:21i a.m.; HierNaUonal Honor Society . I 5!3,000 - today ir may · parlmont. Tha tfaiter !I'll! be dayaftemoonaftoralong If eneaus: down 21, a.a.m.; John The annual Children'• Day Suzy Parker, Mike. Stewart, , be wonh Sl8,000! Wh•l ' US\4_ ,t 1!1f., OOLjnl)' fajr and at ., ~eaoant Valley H..pltal, n ant SwaUoWII " K... down Ill' 7:10 a.m.; Peggy program ol Heath Methodist Nancy Poe and Ronn&e Taylor I •ho111 your firt insur· ollilll' pfaoea In the parking area Ito IHlld nt 2:90 p. ·m. Blf!llt!h from Bottle Downey up U, 8:10 a.m.; W. Church School was scheduled :were the four new members 11ne1.' Check rates new tn ~· from the L. G. Mohr Shira Marla Diddle. H. Shaver, Jr, tlown 23, 7:115 lor Sunday June 14 from lo-ll tapped m front of Ute entire for fin· insurance rhat ~--.;.r.-~--lli;lir,[hozn•. old .dtuaJtttr'ltf Mr. and · Mrs. p.m.; John Ladd Dean up 23, a.m. at the' Official Boord meet· 1llldent body. They wero tapmeasures up ro lodt~y's Surviving are a oon, WalterS.: Wnde Diddle, Racine, who .a.m.; Jlmmor 23, 7:13 in& beld ThuriCioy avoning at ped b! Maraaret Harmon, Conulue of your home. a dau11hte~, Mrs, Ellen MeDal~> lowed a quanUty of bleach a.m., Coal King up the church. The Rev M E ltie R1ce, Judy Wtlhams, and Check with Nationwide I lei, both of Pt. Pleol!!lnl, \!Jree nesday at 3:15 p. Itt. wullll<en 1:10 pJn.; F. H. Johnson Dowson oonducted the ~eetin · Roeemary HorleiS, members "':"' the compt~ny with,.., l ide-., /tJ,. " •#w ,,.•. fll'andohlldren and two fll'eat to the family doetor by her Greenup U:IO a.m.; with prayer g the National Honor Society. JII'Ondchlldren. and two gteat ents. 'l'ha RaGine E:-R down Clreenup S:ttl a.m; Mllll Nellie Zer~ ave the These new membero were II crendchlldr:n. WI!$ called. Housland d~n lreuurer·a re 'rt Jom- sworn m by Roberta Smith. oecBurlal will be In Lone 011111' I!Cillvlty wu 10 i-R 10 a.m; .Valvobne down Euler wa named 110 h retary, and were given their WY 2-2460 cemettry. l"rlends may call Friday at 1:45 p. m, for f;le a.m.; L. W, ushere lo~ the ch:~hc =~~ pins. Miss Mary Chapman is ter 3 p. m. !!aturda~. , Portland, wlw wu up 31, 4 a.m.; L. w Mra. Non Moore ae<epted sponsor of lhe organi•ation. ,J •. • 115 1!. 2nd Pomeroy 31 6 a.m .; Miss Lou an auto acc!<lent and greetina committee choir"1 Synthetle rubber ae<!O\Itlledl jlaken tn Meip Melll()rlal 2:ZO a.m.; Robert West for the next three weeks . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Edwards left 1 for 60.9 per c'nt ot the pUal. 32, 2:20 a.m.; Bob Bente~ 'l'tlursda~ for a visit in Zanes- liATIONWIPI'l! I 8 1 f rqbber u,.d by U. s. 32, > a.m.; Buckeye State Mua con erence, I ville with her daughter and ~ lmll flU IU,IUII ltiNNl MIDDLIPORT. O. .•••,.~ ..,.,... 0,._1 C.lu"'lt"'• Qhl~ .,..~!l!'ili-li'il'___.,....,,...,.:!~tu~l'!'~r!&_ll~n~l9!:iltl~.~---- TheGAME IS SUNDAY 33, S:~ a.m:; Rollable up waa a dlscusaton of the family bafore tiDing to their Syracuse and dahl 9:30 p.m.; Ravenawootl th covertlnbgl to ndbe thcha11J1ed 1 homt. in Florida. ll!ih achool Summer IMO a.m.; Aetna·Lau· e ves 1 u e a e ase •r · ~cu':e:~d'!'!,.1~ :!:: roftil. w . ornJa :~ld:~ ·~ 1 S;•son and Mr1. Dave Moi111 4-H Pleasure Rldet;• Elaine Spires, Winnlo Stout, there. , hot aull!iMr_tlays. Imet on May 11 at St. Pauls Kathleen Fink, Myrtle Donahue, Karon Reed spent SUnday Vienna. W. Va. wore vlllllni lot:al IIIII er,u clmpter Lutheran Church . Mra. Morpn Clara Phlllipo. Binda Diehl, Jo- with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ker· ' E. w .Erlowlne and Seirtftll, lllrohhlc lor peapla who will and Mrs. Downie are the adVIS- an Stewart, Dorothy German. win. M ··and Mrs. Chart.. lf4ml, tho IIIII Crou lralniiiJ Ollr "!I'IJ., Holland ,~hter ors. The proJect lesson was Shirley Dugan, Eva McKinoey, Mr. and Mro. Bryon Plt!I'IOl ley and Ada Bl•ell wiN via· In IUe 11\'llli 10 lhllt and Masaey·Ftri'I'OI • on the horse. Beatrice S:nith, Naomi Chase and oon, Parkersburg, opent ing their siter and brotbtr• can teach others In the Bilerl -, William Downle , Jr., ret>Orl· Howell, Ponna Nelson, Hazel Da- Sunday with Mr. and Mrl. in·law, Mr and Mrs .Lloyd Training schools are set "Ohio Is one of the richest corn, and eighth in turkeys . er. viti, Mqle and Jerry Schoon- Frank Barber. Peek, Btlhlvllle, va. 111 One appal'llntly will be IGIIAIV tgricultural a"'as In the en- 1 Central Nationof notes that over PouUne Bentley Mickey Mr. and Mra. Larry Holling· lftomoon tboy all attended clo11 I» us tltll IUllllllll'. PI.AN · 411,101LI! tire world, aNI its future nev- Ohio's agriculture - includin& Social Hay Seeds met on May Hlad Eddll Hlad Ja~ice Pge er and family, Raclno, vlaltad Gldon weddlnll annlvmary tnyone II lnlereated er looked bright... " .tts 140.1100 farms, ca•h receipts 8 at the home of Larry and JOin' Parker Blrdlo Mae Hysell' recently with Mr. and M r •· Mr and Mrl DaVid Sello shOUld contact any member II•PLENTY · New HotSo says Roy M. Kollman, lotalmg mor• than a billion Don Smith. Dan Smith is the Freda Gra.; Chloe Fink Mro'. Clinton Hololnger and family. Inez Neweti and Mil')' Pierce .lhe Red Ctoq Board. lall4 Baler '!'wine 0 D dean of the of Agncul- dulla.s annually, and 125,1100 advisor. A demins>ation was Vlr&il Mary Littie. Dl- . attendeclluneral etl"'icll for U we can IOCW'e hand now. tuce & Home Eeonom1cs, OhiO busmeas f&rmo mvolved w I t h atven by the advisor on How to aM and Dick !!lack and Terri m, oecretary, and ..Irs. Grace Mrl. Charlet Congo Porlland. lnstructora, llllre COME IN State L'nlveralty, In the current ,farminK In so111e way - Is now Tie a Rope Holter. and Ricky , Martin, trouurer. Lone Babcock w~s an many opportunlliltl to 11t ~ND 11!1 US IOONI Jg,ue of the Economic Newolet· la li billion a year inustry. It - Larry Smith, Reporter. The Pltci«e to the !laiWII led nilht cuest of Mr tnd r 0, CIIIJSII in Meip Cawlty, ter of Central National Bank of also Involves about 20 por cent Mill Shirley Duaan, bride- by the Cub Scouts or Pack ~ Lind L I '1'1;.....1 For llftty's aaka lbll Clev•·land. the total employment In 1 The first meetln& of tho Cook eloct ol Bob Blahop, was honor- who were Introduced by tlleir p ':,: wu · learn to awlm. Navar 11111111 Kottman pointe out that Bf!rl- Ohio - some 7110,1100 peroons and Eat Club was held on May ed with a brldll ahower at the den mother, Mrs. Bemloo Hoff- and· M;l Leonard Swim only In aupervlaecl culture today lo one of the ba· out of a total of 3,9011.000 - tho 14 at the home Of Mro. lira hOme ol btr mother, Mrs. Grace IIWI. Mrs- C. 0. Chapman, voe· Ted B"rleton • Never dlvt IIIIo elnllllell sio ind••trles and as such pro· bank says. Rouoh. AdvliOrl oflhe club are Du&tn, on MJy I. Mbs Carol a! music director, presented lhe w Va wu 1 dinner Hq onto JQUr • d •res $3 to Ill of related econ· Ohio's population. probably Mrs. Rouoh 1114 Mre. Rulh Hoi• Flocoarl and Mra. Sue Perry ftth and lib 1111'* ~IIGNII' the Mr. and Mra. Wayne II Sl'/llllJII or capeilll. I om•c activity for every 11 of will reach aa much as I& mil- man. OlfiMts were eleeted 11 wera hosttueo. Games . were Girls \ Ghle Club, tlrll enoem- Mr ind Mra BUI· · A!'lmmtn alway• lhould wear t new wealth produced on the lion people by 1910. the bank'& lollowo: preoldenl, Janice Man- played and refreshments were .ble and tilt hip aohool ohoir Orei;,. are vtolli;, Mr lilt jacQte in boat. fo ·ns th•m•elveo, 1 Newoletter oboervll, To take uel; vice pr01ldent, Catlly Wine- oerved alter Mill Duaan opened · in I varhld PrOjram. Servtn1 Mrs. A. J. Carter and othor rol- Information Js avaDoble ., '' ':·ordlna to the Newsletter, care of J980_'o expect•d ..tra brenner: 1 ecretar~. Dl!bble Nor· her love!~ Jlfta. I. aM a~ 1!1' ~ sln8era atives. how to make a .....,... station r '' a11rloulturo If oporatln( Imllllona, ;Newoletlor conlln· ria; treaaurer, Carla Fllhar; ThoH atlendl or sendin wore Roberta Smtih. D • b bIt Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Bam- for Uf!l near a farm pond. 'lllere -'. ·an all-tlmo peak. Compared ues, OhiO wllf need th••• yoar- newa reportar, Brenda byre; l!ts - • Joette"l:rlowine, co! Smtth ~ Sabra Canaday. Fol· ett, Tuppers Plains, were also a set of rules for flll'lll ~~~~ the level of 20 years 010, IIY lnerea101: health Brenda Mlchaol· oalyto I llie bumess meettn& the 1 Mr attd Mrs Norman ..,lll"' 1 j ' e' Stale's farmero are produc- : Some 13.1 million doJOn •11•: Holnutn: ;"" Williams, were Invited to view 0":', . . ~~: 3 bllhor poundo of milk; I mil· Sherry Crat1 . Twenty 111embera Y ' exhibits of the Home Eco- ; . Mr .and Mn fllm Wllaon, ~ Three-quarter of a billion ilion laylnt hono; U million woro prnont. Next meetllll and Jana Lucll, Mlrpe Department, the .lndUI· j Hc<!kln pOrt and Mr 'lrlore poundl of milk each yoar; Iturkoyo; 47 million brollero; wUI be May 311 all p. m. otlho Arll Dl!partment and the i Wtyne werov' 140 m•lllon moro poundo of 70.1100 b•ef catUe; 400,1100 dairy borne of Mro, Rouoh. r, r y, ar ~ S<iell<!t DtpartmtnL land Mrs. Shirley Swan. : beef; more tho" twlc:e ao much Icows, and 2,7&0.0011 h•l•· , -B...,nda Soyro, Reporter, Forroll, Joan Jacka, P ~ The secretary raport Wll KIV- 1 -By VIolet S111itb .. 1 corn; $100 million wnrth more Thooe exponotona, sayo the I _ er, Parnell W!laon, e Perry en by Mn. Fay Sauer, and Mn. i _ 1 of soyb•ano, and a million more Newolettor, would add about THJ: ALMANAC attd Carol Floecarl. . Joan 8tawart reported a balance BASKETBAU. LECTUilEIUI 3-14 INC!ol PLOWi : bushels ol wheal (on a ha~- 1430 million in now wealth each By United Prnolnlomadonol 1111Mro. Brut!t DllkiYII 111 tortainod of140'1.76 In llie trea111ry. Mro. MONTICELLO, N.Y. <Uim·-11 m•lhon ltWer acr01 J. yoar. Many new jobo also would th 1 Frooh S party at Janet Bolin 1ave 1 report on Four ouiBtandin coil e ' 1 At the pr.10nt, the bank sayo, be created - "for food nutnuToday I• flalurday, May 1111, home ol hor parenll, Mr. Soulhtul Ohkl dlotrict PTA kltball tlOII<hn Ru . ---- m~de 1 I :____;:___ _ _ ~ l! l'l! ·~mp~e ~ ~= Flo~. with a missing finger or toe be- ,r reation leader, ~"~""='~~~:· ~; ' ..,.. ~ ::~· Mr~ C~lrey. ' For Dea~ h ~ 'HI~ ~~,.. ·~· rlckJ,ck~ecl~i ~~Fink Harrl~~ht wilt~ Phillips WiJl 72 Cl • ed .·- ,a•m · RebUl•Jd Sk .1ID . .n~~ :40:·; ~!"; . . Y e Lanes' 0n Rt . 7 ' R.J. ilix, Divoree_Paper Was W!irrant ,. Muwe• Tractor. Water. ' . an~.. , ace three Uungs that l will lie Y<ry senous causes of \ Injuries, accidents. and possibly d•ath t" Meigs count> people Melp Cllunty surver -:as II•" next month or so. out at semt jiljle 0 · uti "ldl !'lrP other counUtl tbe 1 With the mower we not only 01 mean the farm mower that is ' Shade Valley Boys met May The Choator Farm Boyl tlecfo. ' '!" Cti"4' llff1• IJli"'Ol'· '111" rtl\llll 'of ;jPOd or a !Eactor, but also the 14 at tilt home of Ray and eel olfkera at thotr maott\: QCle e8 · OCJe M"Oe)'l lhowed tl!al' !)! )mill rotary •1wer which 'will Tommy Karr. Earl Dean and May 11 at lbt 1101111 of • Qf 0 be us<d by many adults as well Dave Koblentz are the c I u b ::::-· BJI Joan Parker IY MAI\TJL\ HoUJNGit:R Mrs. Fosttr' !lean, Guyl\'liii, "I h!Ch Tllllll I!1IC If; cent':.re u school children durmg the ndv1sors The PI'OJtct lesson on . Pili 1 H , Alltndlllet at lltlen SUnda was 1l•itlng Mrs. Josl• M~. •• oa level ,...IQitl, . 13 ~ t ~ l!lillttl next f<" month•. I came close rope and gardening. Tommy and Mro. Diane (Hiadl Mager or fk:hool SUnday Tl. Y • Mr. and Mro. !Ianford Coaart, Ill •cclden" or bt::., J• having a ,.,.ou• InJUry to Ray Karr gave demonotratlons ' 11'1')' • ,.,...'." • 1 " Grove City was honored with a Lorain, 0. opahl tho weekend ii'&V.uPa · · 1· jtriJI!h in) ey• last week Simply be- lon their beef heifers. I)' etol'l< hower at tha home of Mr. Mn. Alva Hollinger with Nellie Colll't ' It Is an :Jec;:nt bY bt ql '' :~ause l was standing close to i __Tommy Karr, Reporter. ~1!. er, ac 1_.,. to • J btr 1r1ndmother, Mro. Fredo Jr. and 1011 Paul Wayne apent' ' . -111111 ...i•· of l'll•t w• ''lhlnk, , ' Whece someone else was run..-- ""' til_... ll'l' Grato. May 12. Mr1 Chloe McC«!naiM!le, Ohio with Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Denver . '!bat ""''" -, • 'ning a rotary mower. Nease SetUement Cloverettea Freclt ,. waa co-hoote01. Tbt 1lflo Hollllllll''l brolhorl, Mr. and Columbua ,Mr. all!! lklp a car . M I& t tilt ho of Bt1,..y, a er c · ne wen pla<,.d In 1 bautnet. tho WMitond ot WaW!ord and est Wayett, Chooter IIIII ....._ •""• 1 •• 1 : Luckllyt,l the object, t thr)owd'nd I ":nd P:tty memlbers phreldaent.t Nehxt Glllnes WOrt played and prillltl Mn. David CUno attd lamlly and Mrs. Zorn Pltree. . .. Ill .,..,. Jears of aae; QC· . v a p•ece o s one 1 , · ,..et ng w 1 e a t e d·• lh . AI d M • M IU h rd Cll quickly behind I 14> ol I!HI !ami· i 1101 slrik.- the eyo ball with Iclub advisors are Mrs. Milton hlme of Charles Freckor on were awar "" e WliiMrl· • an r. ... c I ne. Mr .nd Mn. rrant ·" I to 10 miles .... 3! per ..m occurred to 'sufficient force to do any dam- Houdashelt and Mrs. !:dillon May 2&. ter Mrs. Mager opeoed her ma- l Douclao Ho181nser spent Sun· , and B:mma Powell attended ·are ~ warning - · M•· Just think what it could Hollon, Patty lllle and Antta _ ny gifts, refushmenll were str· day with hi! co~oln, Eddie Big· · Golden Weddllll flip '!lhloh caa be Wbatover til!! eatJIII' Of ace!·. , _;have done if it had been thrown Houdashell gave demor.strat100s -Jack Freder&ck, reporter. vod. ley. Itheir olatll' 1nd ,..lljl to hl!p ~rt car tle!&ls, ~y CliO all ~ pt~t. , slightly harder and been a dlf- lon the slant oUtch amd the shp Tho,. attending or sendltli Rev. and Mn. Elden Blake I '>lr, lnd )4re. at • -.II that ed. Is the ,stitch Debbie Johnson gave a Bedford Belles met on May cllts were :Adellne Snowdon, E· are In Adllffii county holdinl • llevlfle, w. Va, ll't OOIIIinlllll bebhld • of accldt!llts. J!:aclt of I' ferent shaped ObJeCt. There Is ,., safety near a report on poisoning. !2 at the Bodford School. Mrs. !btl Snowden, Juanita J!olen, lwq weeks revival there. Huaon Fltoh, ""1!1° !!!Ore etNlel' whop11 ""e mower unless one i• vory care- I -Grace Hysell, Reporter. Vada llasellon .1• the club ad- Mildred Grate, Loll and Sheryl Mra FaMit Jollnaon who has visitilli hl1 nl-. Ullll Anothor a01 whlre In In I hur!:JI, ful , visor .. Th~ proJect lesson ~ae Wolfe, VIvian Bolen, Marcia been ~ lient in tho Camden and LeQile Babcock. . wlaul acoldlnll Ele ll!re thll )'041' ~t ,,lll<ll'· ,. We should llt!V<' operale ro-1 The f•rst meeting of the Ba· on Ohto Btrdl. A demollllrllion Denison, Phylll$ Dugan, Laura Clark h!,'pital Parkeroburg VislllnJ Mr. and 1\fl'i. a pooff, trael(lrs, qpd '1!0~ '• are • tary mowers with ' anyone •l,. ishan Farmerettes was held on was given by Dawn Carper on M. Foltz and M. Jean, Marga- wu dlacharpd Frtda7. 'Yates were Robert Yllel all!alilll ... anywhere clos<. May 12. Mrs. Mary Rose IS lht How to Make A Btrd Feeder. ret Parsons, Jane Wiaeman and Van Torl1nCI. C.rnbrldp, tn !ht(t Ia I'Unnlng. '" !.... We all hope we will not o·ead advisor of this new rlub.Offl. Refreshments were served by Jane , Goldie Graham. Ed n • Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Cline Mr. and Mra. Emrick WATBR '100 of an>OO<!Y losing a toe or pact em elected are · preSident. Nancy St. Clatr and . Conme Mae Swick, Marjorie Rice, Re- and fam!ly of Baverly, vloltad and Mr. and Wattr II Dill Of our of a foot oc a hand or finger<. ' lean Pullins. vke pesldent, AI· Reed Next meeting wtll be va Snowden, Altca Sprouse ISunday .vemng With Mr. and lliamo Little HoeklnJ, bltuJnc- but be but 1mle" this summer is differ·l •ce Harns. ecretary , Shraon May 36, 1 to 3 p. m. at the and Ann and Betty Jane Marie Mrs. Alvo HololngOI' Jr. a n d r .. eum•-tand . 0 CUI'Ii. Wlfi111Vtr fOO.IIi'ln oonds II · -•r ·• Sch00 I ' •on I e ' ''"w ""' ' OUt -·n"', ""·1•·- the many 8 0 ent than past •ummers, some- ~ Holter , lrmurer, Jane Bush; ~ ~. · Blrchtleld, Pearl Little, Ruth • · C G · - " ..._ body will be taken to a h09pltal news reporter, June Bush . re- --.lanlco Eastman, Roporter Erlewlne, Grace Dugan, Sue Hutllloflk homfo:; . and riv1 0 11 T!le~e - ,, llACH I - • Ohio Certified Seed Co~n • Funk's Seed Corn • Fertilizer ~·· ' ' .... - - - , ...... !~!!~': MATCHING BOX SPRING S6JOOM~~~- NOT JUST ALOAN ..~ , ou• ,r-.• ' ldnK . 1 ' II ." -BUT OVER.tAU. , FINANCING THROUGH ., . Athana Mtlta a.v 3-1612-wv 2-.5210 ..III...Ho ...uti Terms To VSUAt 'I"AIIRANTY BY lultY.U 60 YllARS OF FINE •. ·•··· .. '. ' i';',. ;. Run·Flour ,MtJfs' . ~KIR ,FURN. Minersville, Ohi• ' ' ,./ . ' ,._JO. i I DICK ftllliT Clo YDE WALICIR I~ to ,, ,,, v;. "' 'il '. '. . .. '' . r" MI""'•PORT .,.~ , 0• ' ., I I I - I �·- . . . . .. .. - .... .-- . . . -. ~ ... .... .. "' ' .. -. . . .,. ' ' L~t. . ._ . ,I .. '. ' • • -_1 ;,1. !'" ~ ' ··~ ..... . ., ,I ..,. ,. ·-c . Ads Will · p ay · Any . . L· J ,.' Make Hay In May-Want . ). ,NfORMATION ® ~AUI.Jf\llt ' Ill I' Ill 0111 " " ' - "'""'"". .. "" "'"""" .. ~ olilflil A·llfl "'"""'" A. M '111 ,1-A I' IUNt I ' fiiCiftt.l "''tlll\l!'l r , • l'he autr11wn•• ,........,... •!lt Milt• oc~ ..... .,..,..,,• ., • .,,. ;,.;:, Ceomtd ~ ""'""' tlluul, rw tml'll"ll'" '"' " rtt• onh ·•hn trill .,.,, .............. . to.... , ... '"""' •r.a.. '""'" ,,.,..,...,.rt lnwrutan · ••• ,... , ,... ..... llG Wlnil'"'llir• ~,_... t-·-- lbf'Vll!ll ..... II ·-~ "itft,. ti 0.*" pe •nrt ._ rn .... eoe . l i '~ : : ! ! \ '.II ~ I ter , Obio. ® !I ~~ !, ; .. )<, i.. t· eaSe The Greek Ortl1odo• church tree trlmmlns. was the topic of the program 0111ble prico. Rubert Sayrt, presented by Mn. Uawlll Racine, Ohio. CH 7-2186. Neue, at the meeting of the i 22 ltc WSCS of the Forest Run Metbodlsl church, Wl!dneaday ovenina Get Acqu•lntacl Offer at the church. Raclpptd Ti,. SliM Mrs. Alfred Yeauger 91 e • Wb;• they lalt kt nd cted Ute t ALL SIZ pres ent, co u mee ing which opened with devo.-• PASSINGIR TIRIS • ss.n• tioo• taken from .. The Upper N.W 1"'14-15 IN IIRoclm," by "-. Monnin•• Rou·• -•v'BIS r _.. _.. •.... •1 • ·••• l•ua lHI 5 Z3 stp •20 HEAD OP" PIGS. Donald I 'PiuoTox · -.... -0 ~ 1 daya each weell , Weaver, Harrisonville, Ohio. Sa.a• tolp.m. Pbont WY 2-&0"It. 1 I 23 Ste Motlr:: RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE ·I new. Equipped de- ' 30heater, gal. aulomatic hot watn sign. buttonhole,to zig blindzag,hem. ~000 11 , etc. New portable case or ~ heavy wood doors cabinet included for $3UI0. 82" x S6" x 1~4'' e1.6.0G 1 fiLTIRID WHtTI GAl Term!. Guaranteed . P bone $ ft. step ladder . . . . . 3.00 For boats at our new Boat WY :1-%204. 5 2Z 5tc Heavy wood frame win· Dock, just opposite ou.r dowo auitable tor sunI station on the river. SINGER PORTABLE used 'IVlth porch, greenhouse, etc. ea.Z.OO I attachments. Full cash price, I I f22.50. Terms. Guaranteed. I 38"' gas range , . . . . . . . 15.110 Super Service Station I Phone WY 2-2%04. Kilchen utility cabinet Wt NICVEit Cl.OU 5 :12 5tc 72"•t9"o"xt3 t .OO OPE.'l :M H01:RII -- · - Double bed size coU U.CII: W. CAUEY IAUCTION SALE Every Salur· oprings IIIII'· WYli·W"lJ 10.00 L,....,.....,.....,.....,.,.......,.,......,..~· day night al 7 o'clock thio Metal kitchen table LOSE WEIGHT-~Iely :i~~ De• w..k. we have 5 truck louds Z2"lll" with drawer A·DIET tablets. Only 98 , at or used furniture . New coffee and bottom •hell 3110 M·re. end table and new tools and ITruck wheel and tire, 10 Your drug •~ 13 ••tc applkances. Welch Used Fn•· ply, size 7~20 · ... · 25 00 tio1 - - - - - - - _ ___ niture Route 124, Laurel Cliff Steel jack post · · · · · · · 5.110 d i 21 !tp I-- Electric switc~ and Roa Snndv's Beauty Salon, featuring · __ Reallstlc products Open ~!';, NEW AND USED welders. Mr !?~z-~~!r;ible rag ~:1.1110 enmgs by appo1ntment. , el od I 10 110 N se~Oiid St. , Middleport, compressors, ~ ding r . i aame as new .. .. . . Ohio. Q?lner, Sandra Bell- Free demonstration. Porn- ~ Air-w~y vacuum cleaner ~.00 n•tt Potneroy WY :1-1269. eroy Landmark, WY Z-218~.. :tO" oscillatinl laa, two Ma<on 173-S263. ' 5 " 3~ speed . . . . 25.81 , .." nL ----,, f$. l;;;===...,===;;;;;;;;;;'l CLEAN YOUR wool carpets on your noor evenln•s. • Cootact Rutland Furniture, SH 1-4811 ... ate •r. - "- - -- - - - - - Pomeroy Motor Co. ur. (J : . • $ Door. Less thaD 8000 miles, V8 engine, Powe-rglide tra!J-a. Y Hog, • .IIO per hour. caU WY 6 23 Ill' 1412. who. had 1 medl~~on on "ConM fessmc OUr Sins. Group singI'~N eVES. 7:00P.M. . of " Nearer My God • nd lbe Lord' Pr To er ••am Dof!11 lldlllt.tnna• •liTO 1e 1 POMEROY, OHIO ' ay ornct aouu =:::--~.::===~=-===---::-::==:'1 ---------'--'-'~ unison closed the devotions. 1:10 A. .. "' 1100 .. II. OallJ FOR SALE' IJ1 heal"l Gl Racloe 1! 1 ' Nit _, T• ..,. The purpose of tho program IIIW'IIQ -1:~ o\.11 .. tJ:fiO ••o. 1111110114 rt-a .. ..., FOR SALE For Slle out of high waler. I';~~;;;~~;;~~~:· Itowas tostudy provide an -rtunity TO PUCI A. rooms, z tiled baths, another Christian .-,n.'J PBODUCJf'U •aNT 4D ~ 7 H p Scott- Motor lisl $4-;;-· WHY BUY a Carpel Shampoo- closets, utilities, gar11e, church which io very dlHerenl " ·00 ;..~ost new. $25o.oo. 20! er? We'll loP yau one Free close to school. Freo 3 :a II<! tr, encourage aplrilual unity PHONE WY 2-2157 gu~ge Ithaca pump gun. Pb.] witll purchase of ~lue Lustre acres. Suitable for af all Chrlatians. Mro. Nease disWY Z-311!H 1 :12 lte 1 Carpel IUid Upholatery eloan- lots. Mrs. Tyree Pickeno. Pb. a diagram of the dlvl· er. I 11 II< WI l-l492. f 3 tfc l'teflulonal Dry Clunlnt of Christianity for lhe Lost and Found USED .Electrolul lD ucellent l VENETIAN bHnds and repairs. , - -- -- - , , - - - - ....t Shirl Laundry pasl 2000 years. co. nditiOn and guaranteed. 11 bamboo -··des, clotll I for Rent I Hour Cl-tno k om: White • !seed heffer, due piece cleanmg attachments In. ..,.Da,l" w··M I Su pi Allartno ond IIIPIItrtno Mrs. Fred . Nease opo • on d f $28 70 or terms awnmgs, e 1ppe P Y --~ .~ ,~ the l!lstorlcal background of the tG be fresh . Lost ln vicinity Iude or c · . 215 u-•·•vo., Pomeroy. " PASTURE FOR RENT.'' .Herb : r-• .,. ..., G of Kingsbury Road and White -• ft , 10 lbs. Dry Clilning $2.00 ree k Orthodox Ch urc h' Mrs. hone Wy •.-"'"'~ P · Ohi ' o. 1 18 30tc Bradfield, ane mile south of II"".. Wa tson gave a resume of 1 Oak Road. Call WY U312. 5 :12 Stc Harrisonville. WY 2-21S7 or l'tc:~;~u=~~I;ERY its belief, and Mrs. Yeauger I :12 6to -------~ Singer round Bobbin oewing i 1\o ronowlnt llemo aro WY %-%156. I 2l Stc I of lhe extent of the OrthoNotice machine used but sews like ' priced lor quirk di spo>ai. F'RIGIDAIRE refrigerator. ABC CLEANERS foUOW«a ln tile world to~- l""fiJnrw ~~ •1'1 . . . . Ull 1.11 .. .... ,.. •ltftlfl 11 • ..,.. ' ..:AU Q_t ti!A N&l 6 Of\rrl.l 4.11• - tl .• fof IWt ~ mla • DART GO-CART, Welt Bend engine. Call 9115-4101, or Harry Leonard, Star Route, Cb... wh itewaU tires, radio, beater, seat belts, beautiful whit~ over silver blue with rnatchint Interior 1962 Corvair Monza $1795 Coupe, Locally ownd and low mileat~. til't's Uke new, 1.02 enftine, 4-sg:;ed seats, radlo, better. fawn pamt · box,Ibucket. · wi b male m£ viny mteTJor 4 a.-. re ..•.,.... "' "'-" $ Pontiac Tempest 2395 . LeMiilns Convertible. Red finish, black top, whl~ inte-rt.or with bucket 4 on tb~ floor, !86 H.P. ena:me, ndao, heater. a realseats, sharpie 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air $2895 Rf'.lttn AttoJ\1• .. .ell• "' room aulto, $10.10. Wool ra.oo. AU 1n Rood c:oadl~on. Phone WY :1-ZICNI. Motor Co. QUAUTT 1963 n'" .,. ,.,,.,u •.• ~, ..." fl'tl· '... n-"11111,... r~~"' oc ALii 6-_D·!~Y ~entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o., x., !2. liM ----:For-51--..- - - - - - - - - Greek Orthodox lu•lnas s.mces_ Chwch Topic , ~ 2 S~NS Pomeroy 75;~!~~-:,e:oo. woRK wrru 8 M N _WA.Nl A.D BOATERS it. Phone WY l-67lO. 5 2S Ste FOUR RO'lMS, beth and basement, furnace beat.P h o o e WY :w319. I 2111c I ROOM apartment with bath. Phone WY Hl:IM. _ __ _ _ _ _ 5 1 11• FOUR ROOM lumisbed aoart-l . ~------=IJjU =' ' • l,D, • • Pttuan~ ., r f IO,Cinw ll.ll!mp... U . AhMII • 16.UIIIIln dftlnr 11114 ....... i' I Crow£. outor7 40.Prtoonl -· - "' .......... <III.Widt. ... t?~ f::· to On.• lette lbnpl7 .r&lldl! for aaothar. Ia thJI ....,.. A Ill UHCI lw tbe thrH L'.. X tOf' U. tw9 '0', Ita. · ataate lttten, •P.. b'Opbfet, the teq'th aa4 tGnnafJ011. 9f tbe wwdil are .U hir~t.. J:&ch day thfl oodlll.tt.anl an dlffera.L 1:. CKUVKD 'l'KK'KRWB Money isn't everythlnc •• , and ISN'T rl&flt now Is avallablol" ont NKRWB j 'l'•tl_,.• ----RADIO -----~·~-~-- ! .l WJEH BI:.P DIK L NK ••• CKUVKD .. ' LOOI<, "rnESIO AOtt~Qatt:a. . . 'l'KII:D IA A~EN'T EAPTH NP PICTURi:S~ RDO OKUVKD,-DLPOIV ova PRJDJD.- Ol)ptc:ttloWt ICJIINCII INCRIIAID POWlilR lH PROPOR'I'IQJf All rr LOWllllll OUR ., llllRN.UW PKOGIIAM LOG 6:00 Comm,t ml" Ne111 6:0& World, National .Ne111 "'fNDA.·Y. TBIWUGII FRIDAY 5:10 Spo1118ht 00 Sporta Ofl5'1lfljl Q!l · ., · s,u Weather IIONDAY TBIW FRIDAY Ul Sip Oil •! 15~F1'. &,30 DlllnU Mtl!loole 1:01 Sip OD News 1:1111 Coualry Uu.lo TIIIJI ~ 30 New& HeadHnu •=oo &.naal Blvd. ·=~ Sacred Heart 1:10 CouniP. Jllllbol'et . 713J. i\ltlllailf Oocll 7:30 811!11 Off 1:311 Counlr)' Jamboree 1:3& Jolm 11anu 7!f6cc:J'I!!! !,lloilllt SATURP&Y 1:30 Farm Newa 7:01 . ......,_ Party I : Jp~ .V~ey Newt 8:15 Sip Oa Ull Paul Bowen ' · t :15 Jonea Bulek Show I • Wdt'ld, National Ne" '' 15 Mllllcal Cloct l :t:> Metp Ct All· Ell. 10:15 TjJe Good I 0 Sporll 7,e Tha Lifeline 7,uo Newt 10:35 Millie lli Tha Air 8 I. WMiiier l'llllttre uo ObJo Valley News 7:05 Tilly's Chapel 10:41 Thlo .Ia· Millie 8 Midi~Cit~u Uli World, Natiooal N8W1 1:.8lt ljaWI 11:111 Top TID Sltow 8. ComJilnn~ Ntlll I :Ill Sporta TodaJ 7:11 Plettac Hardware 11:31 Top Ten SIHnr (Dulloor1 9. Mal~ Town 1:15 Weather Pteturt (Ta. .·'i'llun.) !J:OO Nooo NtWI 9 )IIUaa Coun" N8WI I :IIMIIIIeal C1oc1i: 7.10 N8W1 Report !J: 1$ MllllcaJ latorlude 1:55 Newt :~~ lloor l:fltl llreUIIII Party 12:30 Rev. Merlla I :011 llllllcaJ Clocli: . 8:10 Roy'o Food B-.kel 1:00 Platter Plrl)r • IUO Lalcbstt1itc 1:30 8ontJ .. limy 11tne 1'30 Van Palrtclt Sporta 7:00 SundoWD Serenada 10'.46 Wor1~ lift• I ' 45, FlmUy ,Worship Hour 1•40 Baker Furnfture-Wed-Frl 7:30 Sign Off . ~ ·. Melndllll 10'110 Ne111 · 1:15 Open Boo.. . ' ~0: II lliiiJ 8cbool Hll Parade 1:00 Ne~ p • .· l'l>ldel. SltNIJAY .' • BeHt RIDe> 10:11 News 1:011 O.!teo Wllb J-t 7:05 Sip On U :OO Army Time t:4& """' New1INI 7:30.Froru:h C!tr BaPIIat11:311 Special Oommllllll)' 11:110 Mlnlllertai A1soc. l:oill Wlftla 01 Healiol Procnms ~f~trNen 11:16 Counlr)' Deiften 111-W 1:35 llibla Spub Ill You ._,00 News - P ll:ll .l(uan Cl. Alt. IO'GO .Volco .ol Propltecy 12:10 Bulletin 11.11 A.I.C. l'rolnm-Frl 10:3& Wub. Reporll 1o People OJ~ 12:25 Newa 0 Oramo 11.11 Fllllily Wontdp-Tbun. 11:00 Sunday Sbow ulii IUO Saturday Matinee 11:11> Tiny's Coualr)' liYIIIIIl 12:110 Noon New• I: Ill NIWI Beat 12 110 Noon Report 12:13 Christian Hour 2:011 Saturd&J Matinee 12:30 Goe11ler .. Cluett -etar-rri. 12:110 Rev. Merlin Teeta 1 2,55 No ... Beat 12:lltl illuaic Juat Far You 1:.00 Bill1 O,abim 1'110 Saturday Matinee 4,15 Blaetlnar Show-Tueo. 1:3& Lulbera'l! lfoor Uli New1 Beat 4:10 a..eai NIWI 2:.00 Tho Cburcb AI ~ort •=110 Dloclng 0.. 4:64 Bowlin& 8t:orra 5:.00 Connlry Hymn Timers UO Tdp TOll Revue 1:00 New• 5:115 World In Review &:till News 8UIIIIIIIr)' 7110 Sip Off 1:00 Baptist Hour a,II DinDtr lliJI!calt . IATIJIIIM Y 7:00 Big~~ Oft 7:30 SliD ' WMPO Raclio Br HAROLD ORA Y .. w. I ·: ;.:.cx;:'P I OOM'-r KNOW YOUR eACkGROUNO BUT IT'G EVIOffiT YoU'VE BEEN Kr "l"H£ BoCK F106L.IBHIM'l lH 1'Ht C(TY ..... AND I<NOV-1 I HE, 'OCORE : ~ RNDiriij )! i ARouND UOE HERE '? HO ~ OOE CHANCE IM A MILLION I ~-----<"'1 r--...1--. ·r- 'TH~'fl NO'r GOOD ENOUGH ODDS 'GAIN'ST ~ ' ~lliD 0' GUYS, 11, .... ::~ac ,c.,N ufo -ion, Mn~ t han ourw! tll.llo<t- . DAILY OBYPTOQUOTB- Bere'a how AXYDLB.I.AXa lo LOJJOrBi.LOW ~:1:'::.::: :.0~ee~naChrtal)' .-. It'' onltJ one mocli!l later :I.Qutok ................. Cu ft fir l ttlflll Old 1& riQht! 41l.O..ot11 10, A.lnerlt'IM p&lrlot financlnl · .. and lnsurlnl • your next car "* __ .. _.. - Oontrib: •v Jf.Atou4 \ 1M-;.;-.=;,--;:,Nos ' theey• ...,. SJ 25 _ "' I ~ '1 " .·· I may save you 81 . ..... _......, ... ··-....... ··-· -- ···=t ··= . .. ._. . . . _ ....... I .. lAC~ Brake Service u.r• u.CO evenlnl~:•;t~:~~~~~~;§~~~~~: WhHI Alignment 11 17.- 7 ' chl;~ !:: .... = .._....,..e. "'" •" Gl'tl Scouts A PI . re annmg All-Day 0 utmg • ~7 II rolol for 1N-1 - CROSSW:ORD PIANOS ._~1~11~11;;•,1 tarao !:/'it1: "';:" :U I Mn. J. 0. Roedel, aallt Mro. Leo ~. entortaw women ol , Gr!ICO .ICp~ ·' church Tburs\ley !lftorn0011 , 1 hell !Jome, Eut Main- st . ... ... . Mu: Sanborn wu a c:ontribut. ·: botteu . Tho rileedag, Ill cblrgo o1 M" James Titus, president, Operl , witb devGtJom by Mrt. ~. del, followed by the "Cbll!' ,; 1, Women's Prayer" Ill uniml. CommuntcatioDJ were read 11 . "' , Hoa pltal •L--LI• ....,..,., • for eight quUta and , I• ~. · Heatll Metllodist Church Ad· gowna made by lh~ mini trallon evenina will . from 7· Mro. Dale Dutton and .;.,,lArs. held ' Thursday everung 9 p m Commisslooa will Patrick Lochary reported 1 no at p.. m. The Stewardshl)> !be aprlng conference belcl r~ Finance Commission will preln Columbus. Mrl. Ill¥•+ pare a tentative budget for til• on Bishop Roger Sian <'"mlng year wilh aU IDfmbera addreiS who hod for ~ • urged to be present. tlleme "A Churdl Wbicb LIV•• MAY %5 By ltseH Will Die By !!Bell The Great Bend at The report on !be adns , Porlland will be hoot Charles V. WiUie, Pb.D, dlr< ·' at I p.m. in tile grange haU tor of research of Waablngt<>n tile Hemlock Grove Grange and Acll!lll for Youth and the pr< ,. tho Ohio vauey Grange of !,e. !dent's ..mmltlee 00 juveni tart .Falls. tho latter to be in delinquency and youtll crim<·, charge o1 the opening and cloo· was aloo -'ven by u -•. Du"···. "' ol ''"' -• •~•.. ing ceremonies, the Hemlock Tbe address Moat D., ""' = Grove groop the program. Karl J Alter archbiahap , : Staff members and officers of Arclxli.;..se oi Cincinnati, w· Meigs Temple PylhUIII Sisters spoke on the Secmd Vatlcc ' will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Councll, was reported, If Mr>. 1 -I A tbo eJ:~~iplthe ~110 i ,; Report•heltl on at theProct•. oprlr • meeting I7NS43 · ..... W. Va. ea er cone u e program of Unlon Veterans wl meet Center, wtre gtvr ., 811u prayer . regular session Monday at 7:30 MNI. Fred ed ulu :ee':e;!~~ An article from Ttme maga· p.m., at the DAV hall. Titus. , S p bur ..ncerninR the Methodist MAY Zl The hostessea aerv I do•· ~54 7th t., arkers g, W.I confeJre!l<:e beltl at Pittsburgh, Forest Rose Council, Danght- serl course dlll'lnl IIGC!a' a. wao read by Mrl. John ers of America, WIU have their hour. ,, I 88 Wall 1 special article annual inspection and obaerve ,..,....._ ......-.. taken from Billy Graham's tile anniversary at the GO TO p ' Ill E_.t ll8in Sftel, Pea "Decision," by Mrs. Lawrence D)eOtlnl, Tuesday at 8 p. m. The Eigllth Grad ;studenta ol . . ,. , _ W1 N4fL Napper. memben are urged to be Rutland Scbool went to cant 7 11 II<! ,sent. den Park in llundD!IIoo, W. Vri. 1 I I aure wQUI!Ii btft tflecl · , ....... ill Iilia' u lladll ·~ m:=~~ "~ Reporter.,. t\tw: llbout 1 new. Howev!r, next trUson•• By RICK DU BROW Negro ictreu puts it, "U tho man, "Slattery's People," ule can h!irdl7 be .I!GISltlered Vnll<ol Preu llitenaiiDIIal part.t art Jboae ol .real'-le, • ~bout • •. otalt .~ltlr, llld aa lntenlionll rea<tlon. to 11 preu ~~; It """""" .to be . HOLLYWOOD (VPIJ - The no on• l.... }oollsh." 11 aature of aut season'• televl- NevOrtbelesl, only an occa- ' ol the 1m . ~ · !"' p,.. the rtiUH 01 tbe1 ~~~~~~~~~ lion schedule Ia not likely to In- sional situation comedy series, 'that waa ~! tum dlnctliNI . ~- that alluation e< ~ crease, and may even lessen such u the Dick Van Dyke! At thlt _ u n. 11 escapllm m on the upthe use of Negroes in proW: show, ba~ . 1Jven . promlnent ilk:lerably :m'ppliecJ~ " 81 conto· l l~l • andthdram 1, atlc shows, nent aettng roles, unJeM there parts to Nelfoes. r ..... uurt pee a Y an o ogjea, are tou&b· II a sharp turnabout from past Variety and talk prog• •rna or. bets• video piactJces. continue, of course, to employ Wbereas there were a num- a number of. Negro entertaifl.. DAILY 2. LOof. 21 . Orftk ber of new drama tie shows ln ers.' Howev!f:r, as a recent Life .A.Cabel 1 oatUnt Iotter the current seuon, the empha- Magazine· lrttcle noted : " Witb ~ ::~':::S oi• Ill lhls !all'a entriea is .., tho cancellaton of "East Side- s. Rootduo ot I . TOAIIGbor <lAI>!Oia 211. Cart. 81tlllltion comedy and otller .. Weal Side,' lelevtolon appeara bUrned llllolopa cap!it fare. II> have !liven up on the racial 11• Yehlolo In >~tbe pllt, the private 8f8U· problem U a IOUrce of aerious Pacillo Ill. Jlo. ti.Uke ment 1 of many production peo- dr8IDI." .i.tand tort pie '.baa be'en that It would In the comina season, some u. ::;.barm!·Nearoes, perbapa make r .eturnlnt series that ll.areel ft. Reoon.· !hom look foolloh to rorce roles gtven major roles to Negroes porUoo llr11ctod 10. ~~&reb ror 10. Conitor tllem IntO all:white ollu&Uoo are "The Nurses," "Tho 0.. ' 16. A G""' oom~es. The Negro argument fenders/' uTbe Fu&itive," "Mr. 11 ~taln. li.LIMGt ta - tha.t , members ol their race Novak'' and "Percy 'Msson."l ·laku rt... mUst ·~ accepted on the 'lame Those series that have done the l'L Fl'&C\ure u.~;em. IO.CIOM. to temii d8 wbJiea, and, u one same thing, but .,., canceled, 111· • 1. Include "Breaking Pnlllt,' "The . SO.l..lltely C!vB Air Patrol Squadron lo apoDJOrtns • wiener rout the Fortl!d Run alr field . Saturday, May Z3, bealMtn& 1 p.m. Proceedl will be used to chase additional facillU• tho alr strip located near ll'orlled Run Lake. Hat dogs, pop, and other refreshments be served. The Chester Melhodlsl wUI noJd a _bake sale 1.t: t h Town Hall m ~-tor MA"y'"'" U 1 busln... se8Sl011 a MAY 1'1 Thursday wlth the llennlh ; BUlLDOZER wort, basement& 11 training school In The Friendly Neigbbora club Grade goin& to Marleili Fr~ I ment. Ph. WY :1-M~ :12 Sic landscoplllg, brushing. pondl. Gallipolis on June 2 was an· will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. 1~~~for~th~etr~tr_,lpo;,;...._._;o;;; Lowboy service. Charlea JelThe Bible scbool to at the home ol Mra. Robert lo fers, Phone WY :1·8222. · at the church JI.Ule 1 was Chapman and members are FURNISHED Apartment lor and a contribution of bring material for making cush· · rent. Five rooms and bath, =-~~----':....::1~311tp~:... eWURLiftll utlliUea furnished . Close S.O NelgtOr Buildlnt and SUI> made to tho scbool. ions. eBALDWIN ...... a.~- for a.:...- .._ Ref n'-menb er sen>ed 8 I I businea district. Phone WY r.r • !o;lllll:'• 111'1:'- ~. reau w e llldOTHII PAM~Ul 11092. 5 22 !te kltd!ea cabinets and storm dose a! tlie meeting by $5 ConlribuUld IIIIANDI ~-·- -._ U :IS tfe Edil!l SiSBOII, hoateso, a- . T C F - _. . Unfurnished bouse lted. by Mn. Amanda Baer. o ancer Una I • f rootlll . AUCI'IONED witb Mrs. Hanson Holter a cona A contrtbuUon of $5 was made ~~ ;:.:;.~~Ph= : : : trlbutlng hostess. Attending hi !be Cancer lund, .whenn !~~: 11 ~ ~~~were tllose named above and nolla Temple, Pytman Si 1 roU·UP IS'II. -A.·C.F - • Cl IKf Christy Boer,Robert Mrs. Laud· John DAV met Thuraday lie _ _ _ _ __ 4 21 30tpiCOMPACT Sweeper, like new. ' IS'with arms,awning cranlt, !ramo etc. 2QIIO Fl'RNJSHED apamnenb. S Ph BIIAIII'ORP . Mrs. F. Bally and Mrs. haU 'IVlth NetUe -,,...,. Tra_ . ., _ . AUT< >M< 180 .E Insurance been Guaranteed $50.00. Cub Scout i lllflwers, It" and WY :l-2'm. After 5 p. m. phone r· fRt, Olda Iermlll. presiding as most 1'1!0111 12 O. conrollod! lASt Jour opera· uniform. $5110, ilze 10, 1960 Floor to te111ng ro11i"' WY :1-3574. ..-......_._........ Ka nd tor's tu:ense! cao WY 1-Mercury Montery, automatiC,: II 21 lie I a spar a rt'Ssunable Well below book der with i5 ft. 1teel Heines were reported impnw· price. WI 9-2217. I track 2Q.Oll THREE EXPERIENCED inR. Rhea My«s underwent GUNS I 2.1 6tc EJ.ctric light flxlureo, and four r"""' !urnl!h• l AUTOMOBILE mrgery in Cincinnati and c-:·--:-:--c--sui!Bbl• tor store or ed and ....,.. ona Cook is lll. A communica· We buy, sell an• lrade guna 7ft. sawed locust posts, .45 each ' church. menu. WY W4S4 12 I tfc I ~on .... read from Sylvia Bow· "'· r~....._u 0\.'V\11.8 meI ne1 and an Invitation was · ·-·st pOS'" w H Wooden suit hangers ' TrJOP ~~~~ Glr I ·-··· Bil! WeiiiWan. lA!s WllliHfl tSOr , •t TI!f1n Jewelers, Pbone lit, Richmond, Rt. I, Middleport. Per dozen 1.20 FIIRIIISRED alld unfurnished AND May 20 at !be Pomeroy elemen- from Melp Temple to attend . , 'oUit w va =====-::::5= 18_61, •;::: 1-Dispiay tableo apartmeDtli. IDqulre at the ocbooL · lllapectioo on June 2. Elizabeth .t-... tG IB 'f<· ~WEET POTATO plants. five 1'>6' ..... oa 3.110 Ohio llotoJ. ~ , An aU day OUtinl at Sandy Clmpbell was named m IJODd 1 varieties grown from certified 1 Frigidaire compressor FIVE ROOM unfurni&hed was ·planned. All girls of order committee and Laura WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners see. Bumgarner's G r e e 11- 1 wilh coils, commercial mont. Hardwood Doors. ae~nars llli>thera attendiq are to Eiselteln, Ella Smith and Mar· .. Free Storage Plan" YCIU get hou se, r-iew Haven, W. Va. I machine . . .. .... . 25.00 WY 2-5314. 5 11 Ut brine a uck lunch. pret Seldenabel, · refreshment 0 bi&, beautiful i!mpty eiCiset · ~ Refreohmenta of cupcak.eo oommlttee. The meeting clooecl s 13 tOte I ~> H.P. Elecirk motor 20.tlll ~1/MiiDifRI'Iapi-.ri_lli_ieniijl~•;,;'~"~';l"';,.....~';"';-;.;-:,. space In "'change for all the =~==~-,...,.-See Jamea Thabet NEW MODERN were ...-vee! by Suzan C!arlt. rlluaUstlc form. followed by room occupied by the famlty"a WHY PUMP s lu~g!Sh sepuc I The Havfll Terrae• Aportmenb Two and lhree bedrooms. t8 rilliTo COPYmG ...._ Woodcraft articles were a ooc:!al hour. hraC.I'InnJIIM• ~Inter clothing. ~ere·s how tt ~nk. Get Klean. em· Ail, sep. New Haven, W. Va. mllez from Kaiser plant. ~a, ... • do+W*UL brought and approved by the ----works. Brtng In aU your uc Tank Oe,,~er . Landmark Phoeell%-lltl electric. Brick, beaulilull3> "tiUier . _ _ .......,, leader, Aprl' Smith, lor TwUa Devotional Leader winter clothes or caD us far Farm Bure.au, Pomeroy decorated pJastered nlla. TU· 1 11 I& Clatworthy, wishiJ11 well; Bee5 21 tl pick-up and we wiD "Prote• 4 29 ltltc ed baths with tub and show· ky lfooda1h 1 ' W 116 M r1 ' ProU . li "' d I lh &arl ~i111,. :;;:;:::;-. ... el, p - ; Bectr.y s1ona y ry c ean em at FOR SALE FOR SALE- Mlddleport'a taiJ. er. Complete YoungsiAiwn kit- ·..__':""'-. Triplet, autograph book: Grout> I of the Women'• regular rates. with tree motll GIBSON ·Ka.> Harmuny o<UIIars est buUdlll&. tocated w N. ch•n wilh disposal ualta. Con~ _ Jo 1dayor, jewelry boa, an elation ot the Fint United ~roofi:! ahd lnhang ~edem.~ up and Amplif1era. Z4 montho to S.cond Street, Middleport. cealed electric healina IY• aomeooe el,. a jewelry box, Presbyterlan Churcb ln Middle': or s aae sea '~•r· pay . see or call flflin Jewel· Prtctd for quk>t 111e. ln<1Uira tern. Storm doors and wind...... -• .... . and Debbie Harbrecht, a raft. port mot Tueaday evening ized bap •nd when you are ers. Point Pleasanl, w. va.. 01 Oblo HoteL 10 14 tfc owo. Building oompletely ·· · . u~Rmeabment. will be thf boll!t of Mrs. Dale Walburll. roady for tllem. nell fall, call ('hone 50. Bill wellman. 1..es aulaled. Front and read en......;>;"":'=.. to tile nOll meeting by Mrt. Freda Pratt wu dl'!ollODus or let our routeman know lvilliamsoo. I~!OU Auto Slles trances. Beaulilully Ia n d· McKnight A gam b al Ieeder for tile evening with and tlley will be banded to scaped. Private parking. Rent Qdl In i4tlt o.; • Nlpt · e ~ Mrs. Walburn presenting I he you cleaner, brighter. and KILL TERMITES and pmt<><t - - -· .. - -·utremely low - $1u.OO per . 7 • 111: atudy topic, "The First Born newer. Reml!lber the storage lawn and shrub& from insec1.11 ONE l962 Corvair, 4 ·door Stan- month. Utilitiea partially plid WATER HAULED. 1000 PreiJeRt were Debbie Crow. Head.u Is Free. Pay Ne1t Fall on with ARAB U·do-lt Conce.. dard Shift. All white, ONE Haven Terrace Aparlmellta, *'·114!,. .within It mile radiua Houdaahelt, N811Cy Jo Mra. Belhel Coleman, • · Delivery. A.B.C. Oeo..rs and trate King B. 1itders sup p 1l' 1962 Volkeswagen, bright t"ed. New Haven, W. Va., Phone Racine. Call Tom llltl~, Mayor, Stella Neulzlina, Suz.au man, ci>nducted tho brief jiull: Shirt Laundry. Ma,..,. W Va. Co .. Middleport, Ohio. Herbert Grate, Rutland. Ph. New Haven 1112-5101 or J-2271. li U II< Clart, Nancy Thompaoo, TWila neu During lbe tioclal SP :J.SS43. 4 3 OOtc 5 z 11 , SH :1-4111 evening• SH :I-S501. 17115. (I 14, 21, Ill: Clat....-thy, Bernadette 11ennea- hour punch and . - ware 5 23 Jtc vou PA v less -for- flnehome Rul htm. For S.le IY. Judith McKnlgl!t, Debra aerved by Mra. Walburn ••Ist· farm Machinery lum~<hings 8 , Baker Fum!- !liM PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan. Harbrechl. Beclty Triplet, CIIrl• eel by her son, Steven. ture In Middleport. Ohio. George Wolfe, Chester, Ohio. I)' Davia and API"ll Smilll leadhoatelaes were Mrs. Paw SIDE Dell .. ry Hayrack Hugh I 4 II tfc 5 23 3tp and ColelliiJIBetty ~ ~ P G If ~ ,.,L 1/' .;.1 ~. A qu'· Wll liven durlnt· "· Jack waa " ....,...r. o:::eroy 0 ' "•t " ' " LUMP CI>AL. Deliver or ptek · ..m . . ' · " • ~ ·~ a • FORD dOD Fair 500 wock 1ea1ion and a game waa The nell meMini 5 20 " P up vourself Goe•teln Ready · 1w.i7 •4 r lane • 4 room 1c1 !be .., Mrl - - - - -home ..,. • Mil Co .• Page St".. Middleport I cy 1. engine. Standard Iran• ' furnioheO apartment. - 2 atory frarne, played afterWardo. Donald atLow«y. mission, Z- tone paint, clean WY 2-3871. 5 12 tfe room•. 2 balhl, porches, back ~~~~~~~.....f..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;li;;.............. 11 11 tie s===-c=--~-- and in good condll!on. Ph. WY T!IPEE bedroom bouae on Lin- and front, oak floors, downMOTiliBR8 MEET - - ... INGER Sewing machinea. 2-382ll or rail at 123 Mill St., "llaln reflnlabl!d. ·NO. b 0 The Malbera Club ol Scout •• · - - fir e.... """"""' new, $59.50 up. Several used after 5 p. m. 6 112 6tp eol!l lllU, Pomet'O) ph o iater beatllig l)'ltorn. G~ri. Be!. ~Troop!! :tf9 met Wetlneoday, M•y machines at bargain priceo. - - - - WI US4I or WY 2-21111. Lot-- M•... Offlcero were eleeted and aid .., _ - ·"' l'tiDae trl Wfll The t'abric Shop. Singer Sales l955 FORD z door. $BS.IIO. Pbono 4 ZO tfo lor a bake aale were Rea.., ,...,.... A&••CJ aWYnd =ce· Pome!"", Ohlo. WI !J.32.Z2. s 18 6tp -Relif Eat•te for Sllep\ne Doors, dry waD, for a lat£< date. JOIINSI~N . Slm- tnsul'!nco . • 21 tic • aldlna. Frooland aide Officers are pl"Oiidenl, Mra. Al..,cy ln. •u forms ot Ill UVE BAIT, 24 hour sell serv· 1951 OLDSMOBILE. CaD WY :1- FOR SALE: 1 lot 011 Moillerry 2 larae loll.. !0 acre. Goo llaonahtt, vice - - · IUra..,. Jim JnhfiiiOn and ice, crawiera, mmnows red 8182. I 28 "' lloighta To WY :1-3421 buslne!is locatlna and buy Eloio.. Minkin; HCI"I!Iary, Bud SIJIJIIson. Agento worms, available Z< houl"a. 1!162 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door ' • lie flj,800.00. treasurer, Mrs. VIrginia Pha· 1 ttc File's Trading Post, below hardtop, Catalina, lllue fin· NICE BUILDING lot, view af POMER:OY _ 4 room · Refrelbmellta ...,. aervod. 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - High School, Route 7, Middle- lab, automatic transmillsloo, river, 80 • 165 for sale. Walter Alii hallelltllll, DUt moetlni will be heltl I'll· ri!- .Yo.. Livestock port. _ s _1!_12tc power .-;q, power brakea, Orueser, Riverview Drive, link, cistern, 1.114 '""" 3rd at 7 p.m. 11 tho Odd SUPPY OF Studio Girl Cos- radio 111111 . 110 Broad- WY 2-3130. li l3 301e fl!.500.00. Fellows HalL ~~~:!iii TWO REGJSTERED cows, one I. melico sellIns out lhe stock •• way. Middleporl. Call WY 3- IIi acres '"' witll hei{er calf, and one will wholessle pnce. r'ree lift for - - !\ 4 • .tfe Help W•ntecl . ,. I - room boule. wllh LOSE freohen June 25. Have papers the first ten customers. l'ri· and cotl furnace beall•l• Plm- MltlclltcMJrt 1 Golf Team Wll lor bath. Arnold Grate, Rut- day and Sarurday. May Z2. 23, CARRIER Columbua ly nter, 2 water do- l!i.lla 1111 match af·lbe ~ Phone SH :I-S50 at Gertrude Glbbo' Troll.,., r Dlapatcb and Columbuo Jou,.. tmn., .,.,.. )'ell' lha. . I. Clifton, W. Va. ..._ ... rl I k>r Li •· lllU CaU WY all with ppd rotl(a. lltCICn li !Belp .... - · Ill nco.. • iloll, -~ , iinlJe.'"-•. !be ==;:-;===-=- 5 23 3tc - 1n1a11 C81rtdo_, 1DC1 2-2631. 6 :12 It< .... ' _,. -~~:.HORSE, I year old SRAWBERRY SEASON ..;&r', . •ant ed , .' ~' , ..,......... 0<>-Kart, West Bend ' -• · · ,....,..., . WY U3S4 lreezer var'.ety. Yw m • Y , ... Wtlnted To Buy . ~ ' . . ~· pick by •ppolntment only. Call .....,.uau 11-. Wlllia• , . .1~ro;;,.111 5_:12 !tp ., . Nolan'• Ia Syracoae, I • a a. & 111111 ......_ " - li!W"'mf"USED · tomaiO iiiiit .· ...,., .,._, , I "';~ - .. ije&riJfio .. 111c1 a11o_ 11 JlliD ,pnceclent by '*liDI off With and vldeo l8eltnldJnt. Once lha . l • • R e ev•s•on ev11e ·~f-r~~~~c~::.blgD=· u:'· 'l1 .1 Church Womer 0 Meet dt Home Ot Mrs ..R.oede· ...-~l.A-~~~~;~~~~ ;~ A dlacusslon wuwblcb held lhe on alJane the ball ln Middleport. :~.:P::.:::i."f- 1;;~$50::::-~~~~~S;I~~ .._ ~edabove tai~:: Howell Tent ~aughter~ .w .. ........... lluw:" .;,..t •kl> Ill> tho 1Sfde-Wetll Side," '!fllcb broko • Jltl'(onmrl, ., , I -.ru. \lr~~~~~§~~~ • THANKS •• , to my Loyal . . The North_Ch1ster Pre-·· clnct F.or $if Loyal Support ill tile May A IIYIIACUSE. :"';""!;.. Prim.-y. ROBERT WOOD .~· Ji cEHTRAI.. coMMini&MAN emu. oo~· ~~~= ; ' '. ' 'i " .' I, needed'"' .·i• · ·1 · HEAD af c.allle. Call SH 2. ~ :tO ltc ~- . ... ,_ a•- m. and after 4 p. m. I 14 IOtc ,_ ~ wm t It tic / or call, Harold Hooah. VI 12251. 1 2r ·Jtl -~~- ~·· · ·,_ ·• · · . 1 • ..lt..·• · -~ ... . . l~ . \ �' ' ... . ·~· Mrs. Knight is -"') ! · Mainly About President-of Closs 12 Circle • People In Pomeroy Better Health ~o.IJ)' Selltlllel, Pomeroi·IllddlfilOl'l, 0., Kay 22, liM Club Meets at 'Home in Shade • ., \ ' -. WIA'l'BU a...,... ........... ,......,. ..... ELB.ERFELD ' ·For Leapers ... ent - •• 'lot t ···~ • .,_,., r. rAe,..,...., tJt n. ·~··· ..,_::._1_-_::..19M '· -.:-----------~::-::-::-.::=-:::: V_O_L_X_V_I__N_O_.~~·-·~------------------~----~y~~~~-~~~~.~OH~~~--------~M::ONDA~MAY25, Two Sabina Men are Burned' When Boat Motor EXplodes Rescue Effected to Ohio Shore by Pomeroy E-R Men WASIIINGTON - Top Re(nob- ... and Creepers . ¥ou'll love ttl• way Buster and "' and weat and wear. They are match and cute enough to go to church. Into llcant, usemlillng !Alday lheir Jut fll8'<0Dv""uon ":~~: j enceo, are well!hlng IIIII denUal ticket altemaUm iDvolving fll'!llel' VIce President RJchard M. Nixon and PeMsy~ ••nla Gov. William W. Sc!1m-1 ton. The al'ernatlves are being co!WdeNd 10 ..,....,. t..e problem ol what the party will U Sen. Barry Goldwater loses the June 2 Colifomla _.,., New York Gov. Two men were Injured when the motor on a boat exploded near the Mason City side of the Ohio River Sunday at 9:50 p.m. Pomeroy firemen said. Donald E. lson, owner of the boat, and a friend, Robert Morris both of Sabina, reeetved burns on their hands and faces .' The Pomeroy E·R truck and boat were called to tow (son's boat to the Ohio side of the river. The E-R squad treated both for burns. were on a vacation. Neither Json or Morris able to explain what caused lhedi.a Pieree, Middleport, wbo was explosion. The boat was made Wilson"s Laundromat on to th~ Into thl deyer, and they're ready to wear- no nl!!eded. The colors won't run, and there's no stro~h.~ thrink. either. And, best of ell, tfle prices are · Made from 100% premluna II!IKINT cotton. •· Optn Shouldtr Pllllover. SlzeJ 8 111111 , 1o •In 4••1.11. • •· Bo•er Style Toddler Ptnb:. Slrn 1-4. $1.69. •· Infants' tnd Chllrlrtn't tnklets. whlttt wUh .contriJiillf plplnJ. Sizes 3"-8'/.1:. 3~. Pullover-with Slriped WIAJ Colftr. Slm 1-&X. $1.69. 1. 'Bo111 ShOrlswl.- Striped lnaet. ~- .. •- '•i f. Infants' and trllldrtns' . , . . Anklets. SilesU~. 3ii#.91f. . Peter Pan .,;. l'nf•nts' zes6mos.toSize4.$ ·' ••~"',-):::;::·-:._'1.';~~(;"".,...l!f -~·-· - !i-.CQ!tOJtKnlt Boxtr' · ~ lfiM ' ~- ·' ' . _,. gJ , l. ltoa1Per Set,_Putrt · r ~ and The Gallia Times, ·GaiUpolis, Ohio · .~ .~ ~ .. . lpAEt~i~Jllement To The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo ,-:.(.- .::..,.; r'.. _,-!{f<' _. r f,;- ~- ~· . • · W - ,_ , .. of~< ~ ,. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1964 11 f · · $1 .00 Romper Ptntl, Slz11 $1.99. ~ '' 11n. 3 Siilisrerliroli~ HOST-TO-HOST ... 1'• • Wnftnfl' t~I - Chlld ~ fr• - , at~ J .KISS FOR MRS. K - Nina Khrushchev, wlie of tht >viet Premier, is kissed by an Egyptian woman durin& visit to a co-operative farm In Egypt's LiberaliOJI Pro- - HOOkUP nee. ~68 Die in Stampede After Disputed Soccer Game Call Elberfelds In Pomeroy SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL t Giving is Topic 01 Devotions For W. S. C. S. 'r •. SIINDAY, MAY 24 tlnugh SATURDAY, MAY 30 .Mrs. Cowan i. Holt To CanaBta Club MASO NDRIVE-IN Mrs. Guy Cowman enlertalne4 the Bi·Moothly canasta C 1u b [ '~~%:~~ evening at her home I' St. it's easy to TONIGHT "MIGHTY UIIUI" Slarrlnl Ed FurJ (Eutmancolor) 4Dd- Prizes for games were award· Members of the Chatter club to· Mrs. Charles Rlffle and met at Crow's Tawn and !;c•un-1 Mlrs. Richard Finlaw. Mn. Cotry restaunmt Wednesday eveand Mrs. Eugene Trl·plett ning. for a six o'clock dinner. received an ann19el'SUJ Following dinner the from their · secret ~1. ft.&. adjourned to the were aerYecl" I with Mrs. Robert to tbote named 004>Yo dent . in charge. A Mrs. John BeaVer, Mrs. ness session was held and Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Mas Perry Schoonover was and Mrs. Paul Taylor. t"d ill with the measles. "IT... GIC0ACH Til DANCIRI ROCK" warren steven1Martln Wudlu lUNDAY AND MONDAY Moy 24-25 ''COM. FLY WITH M.,.. Doloreo Bart Bulb O'Brion (Color) -oad"DIMI WITH A HALO" Barblro Luna Ro,.. llobl., There It •• nM.I to _,, lor thoso _ .... r -·J..-tll•t Jobr. They ......." .............. CCIII .. elMo with Na-Monoy-Down CEILING VILE SPECIAL 12" l BANKERS NEVER StOP LEARNING x II" Tllto ~low .. . ._ .......... . .. . ,............ Wtlf 1. . ' '-....1 . lanking· - " '" "". ,.ctict it - "'''"' thot j · · l(t art ·Co!>lftntfr loom.ilg ond puHinl inte'.,. tho lotost prinCi"" of .....,,. ballki•l· lot we will ntwtr bt too tHdcr1 tt ....A'f .:..r c•• POMIROY, OHIO . ' "'""ifr in ·IIIII . .. ...,. o1tl war •• • willl .io...rilf ' . .. . -· end rttpolllibiliiJ• . RUTLAND ,I!IJRNITURI! SH 2-4111 Rutlond The:;.FARMERS BANK '. aid ' . . {>. ·.• r • ' . $31.94 The heavy casualties oc- ~~-Jrred at the soccer stadium, 1 Pazos tuspened tM game, here at least four persons and the crowd w~nt wild. 1d perhaps as many as 10 · Outnumbered police - t 11 e -ere killed Uy police bullets Istadium detan Included only 41 .1d hundreds were trampled to : men and 2 dogs - used tear .:'!ath or suffocated by a panic- [gas and shot! fired in the air y mob fleeing a tear . gas at- , to break up the attack. The ;ck. Icrowd, fleeing the 1as, ntshe4l ~ trouble started during an ~ into tunnel .. lib exits only a ·lyrnpic - elimination soccer find the doon at the eni arne, when Uruguayan #tef- lbarred. !fee R. Angel Pazos disallowed Scores of perapns, many ol Peruvian goal that would tltem women and children, Wert - ave tied the score in a game tramp!P.d underfoot and othen 4th an Argentine team at 1-1. 1were crushed q:ainst walls ~ Two fans got oniO lhe field gates by 1be Weight ol the ·nd attacked the ref-eree. .. icky crowd, Jane Fonda- Roger VadimTo The Altar 15c a· YOUR BUPGIT A preoont Mo1'111a . . .., ct- not lnterr.r. 'With a No-Money..O..W, !Muir. Jlop .- -·- ,..,.,r leam tho rvnr.ierallr. PANEioiNG SPECIALS PhllltiPino Moll...nr Aolow••---- $5' .79 4'xr _,. . . . . . .. kold.opton,....,_ .. · u ·: By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY ·BULLETIN BOARD Jane Fonda's chums are betting she'll matry Roger Vadim In the near fu. lure. "This is lt,"IIi!O)' Say, While adll)itting slle's bee11 ·very .altar-shy with her other· ardep!'!jdmjrers . . . . . Both Jack Lerl)mol\~ aful. qt>ne KeUy caught "Nol>odY Loves .An Al))atrou." They both h.I\Ye eY~ ~Ill' it as sC,feen vehicle for the~Mely~nd won;rtnow until they rea.t.tt hertJI!at~ they're' rivals for the 8aJ!le pro~y; . ~·. T!Je ·. impresario of one of the ~Ji\Ost -..,.bill~ projects at the WQrld's Ji'ilr,w.,. lol4,'1i)' his backers to ~ wtllllit _i W.ei!~ or face a ~·mlllion lawsuit. He11·o~• , 'noe ~ c...todY, l)eaJ'Ipg involving Glor· laj:li'abame ana· ~ HoW.rd won't go on ·for another ~blfe: weeks. She's In the hospital" ·- .'·~yley Miqs, who at 18 is one ~·the blg~st clnellla stars in the world, . !!a joiaW five oiJier. European actors·'ilnehidlng her fatlier, Jobn Mlll• in for· ming a TV produetioa•j:ompany.. Their ~ · aiiJ! bl , to crash the ltiCrallve American mullet . : ·. As a &eatutll of gratitude and fi1eh~p t.o bel' ilge11t. Gloria Safier, ·~rA (Oliver!) B!:Own Will make Gloria ; prelid,e.DJ ~~ the newJ,y ~ed Georjllo Brown Co'rp. .. . The.flm galleys of ~rge A4endoza'l fortllj:oming novel, ".'l)ie~ Hawk Ia Humming." bave . gone · llll'aight to Paul NeWDIOn and Joanne Woodwlr!l, In hopes that they'll dp the I~ rolelo in 'the flicbr version. It's per' «!et·d i.star CJStlilg. · · . -.:e. ~ ....1 $9.58 ·: . "' . Is so excited about . bautist Eleaine · . Bergriltin type) that he the u. ~. neXt Winter C!!D<:erts wbleh be would · 'IJI 'Gstaad, where both they have ... Show bla Joey Hi- manager, him for Altl!ougb' "lri His Write;• the book authored by John Lennon of The BeaUes, has been hailed by some critics as ail but a mixture of James Joyce and James Thurber, those in the know are aware that it's .a big private joke-a "put-on." . .. 20th Century Fox continues to make blg comeback news. The West Coast lot Is boomlng with so much activity there's no JY!9m to .film. anything· else there, so studjo :representatives are flying to New York ~to survey 't he .Gotham situation with a view .to shootin_ll a few properties . here. And only a year ago, the "experts" were predicting 20th would fold. • Dro.,.llc acior !. G. Marshal~ left1 and ...,Jiao Joey lishat> wiH bo co-•osts fW tilt 196( "lmmr """'"''" ahow, Mooday, May 25;- NIC.TV. Marshall, ttar of CU.iV'o "Tho Dtftodon,• LIMA, Peru (U\"1) - Angry mobs surged tbroul!h the xeets here Sunday night, stoning and setting fire to Jildings in the aftermath of a riot • stamnede at the ational soccer stadium which kill~ at least 268 perms.. Further disorders _we~e expected lo:'SJ .. . _' · Qn.e·!ll!ib !'lP"I'l:"l!_~CQn . ~ ~......,~r'1!ft"4M >r the Peruvian "white bouse" to protest to Prefldent 'ernando Belaunde Terry against "police brutallty." 'olice dispersed both mobs without major violence.•_· _ j' ..ru Charles C. Lewis, 89 Dies . t==ido .,., tfMo Hew Yort l>nlodcast tilt T- ~iaos ot tflo Wootd'a r, J..,,llar il NIIC-TV'a "1M Jo., llisllopSiiow,"will- tfMo~.,... ...r;.., io tfMo HoU,wood Potla4iuOL This/sA Starlet? leased ao yet, aDd abe stars In two of them. Fint to come 0111 will M "lslarut of lito Blue Dolphins, • Dlta "O.fly" tka '"n.lfJ." The dUeo of the last I w o may be changed. ill "Daffy,• abe C<>Stars wlth Universal'o bl'igbt aew boy, Michael PartL CEIJA COMES origioaiiJ from carthage, Mo., but grew up In WUmlngtoo, Del., where ~lither lo a production engl. Deer with a cllomiAiaJ COIDp8DJ; She .... planlllng to .. to .... her University ol Delaware, b u t ber parellts bl'OUght ber beJe after she graduated from htp school on 1 visit to relaliveo, Sbe tool< a summer course It the P88adena Playhouse, woa a scllolaroblp 101 a fuD )'eal', aDd oever ~went bact: East .She bad • brief fling in lefo. viSioa, playing Loretui Young'a oldeot dBughiH 011 Miss Voung'o laai, liDiortunate serlot. T h e a Universal fwncf her, iDd abe't been -ing mov~ iince. • Heavy Patrolling BeingPromiJed, / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 23, 1964 gregory hix kesterson selby