http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1794e75bd0dc3e8a9c60c54102979b1f.pdf bb726ed23c38b484b28be9f799747f8e PDF Text Text ., l WUJHRI --... a.,, •• 'aM. - 'f I . . . . .fttiud . . ' Meaning oI Membership in WSCS Studied I•-~=~ A='A=. wu= •t Delaware wu dJI. Gerald Wildermuth . Members "What it means to be a mem· were seated at I ·ber of the Woman's Society of Christiar. Service," was t be theme of the devotions and prosram when the wscs of t h • United Methodist church met Tuesdav e-vening, at te church. Miss ·Grace Campbell. prtsldent , conducted the meetlnB. which opened with taken fron. Psalm fl and Romans 10: 12-15 by Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., who geve a medlta-tkm on tbe theme and closed with a prayer for divine wisdom and strength . Middleport and Ada Genhelmer and Mno. 1 whlte place mats decorated with Wednesday vlsitlor. at the roses and a centerpiece oi home of Mr. and Mn. Emerroses' son Jones were Mr. E. W. . Jones and Mrs. Dora O'Brien _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Shade, Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin- Mrs. Drs. Dave Farmer were ner • son, Tom Skinner, and I~=~ Wednesday evening of 11 flnancee, Miss Judy and her parents in MaMr. Skinner and MisS will be united In mar- Mr .and Mrs. I. A.dEu;ugbahtnbers l Miuiettsau.ndey, June 14 in and son, Terry, and The program was presented Kathy and Kim returned by Mrs. Robert Warner aaslst- their home, New Wllmlngton. Debbie King was uninten· ed by Ml" Lydia Ebersbach. Pa Tuesday after a we<!<eud I tlonally ommitted from the Mrs . Warner told of what lt vtsii with her mother, Mrs. T. list of guests attending the meant to her to be a member A. Hennessy and Mr. and Mrs. ahower for Sharon Jones at of the WSCS and also read an Thomas Hennessy and famlly. home of Mrs. Vernon article "Washing Away Mlscon- Mrs. Lewis Roush of cepUon in Tunisia,'' from World ville and sister, Mr.. Mios Ellen Dutton, daughter Outlook. The article told of a McClintock and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duttoo, mission school of 100 children of Pt. Pleasant, w. Va. , enrolled _at Ohio Unlverln Tunisle and of tea~hing them lied Tuesday with Mr.. Gordon slty for the_ first summer cleanlineSs and sewmg. Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. slon and will Sere"!m: ~ Plans were made for the in- est Grimm and famlly. HaD. lD P stallation of officers at t h e Dulten plans to attend DenDeJ:t meeting. The School of Mrs. Charles Withrow UnlversUy at Granville, ~~~~~====.Tuesday with Mrl Nora 1\0ILS~.IOhlo. Mrs. J•d Webster Jr. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Jones son, James, and Mrs. dsughter of Pontiac, Mlcb. ~·~so~ Webster Sr. were Tuesday visited recently with her itors in Athens. grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Be· and verige and. granddsushter, TONIGHT I< FRIDAY Lor enzo Davm •aYI BYI BIRDIE" ·"-b h Beverly Perno. I P h~ urg • Mr and Mrs John Ketch· Jaaet Lei!lh. Dick van Dyu Claude Davis o <Cnlor) P~ - · left TUesday lor a fl.ahing ka ,;..d daughu;r, Kim, bave --andtrip in Canada. returned to their home in "WHIN THE GtRLI Mr. and Mrs. Harry May after spending two TAKI OYER" Bull Head. Arizona, - e weeks with their parents, Mr. With Robert Lowel'7 and Marvin Miller Tuesday dinner gu..ts of Mrs Wallace Bradford sister and brother-in-law, Mr. d Ned · nd Mr d Mr. Soturday Juno II and Mrs. Uoyd Jenkin&. an a a · an .Th · Wolt Dlsnoy't Mrs. Raymond Pulllna Jr Ketchkaln, PWom~o~ .~~ "THI .LADY AND and son, · Hobert, of Thurston. vlslted es ll'g THI TRAMP" are lhe guests of her parents, with hla brother and family (Cinemucope & Color) Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. the weeke'nd. -andRichard. Randal and Rhon- Michael Scott Miller, 15 "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS• da Bearhs of Thurston ar• the old young son of Mr. James Mitchum, AIana Ladd (Color) guests of their grandparents, Mrs . Mick Miller is ser,...,ilii:iilii:iilii:iiliiii~ Mr. and Mr.. Raymond Pul- tously ill at Holzer &spital i" Uns, Sr. · Galllpolls. Hla parents are Charles Withee who haJ him at the hospital. been quite ill in Holzer POMEROY. OHIO at is lmprovine slowly. A wide selection of womens cotton slackB-all washable fabrics ln solids and pi.Uds. Rogulor $8.95 Womeno SLACKS - - - Solo $6.50 Rogular $7.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $5.50 Sale $4.50 Rogul•r $5.95 Womono SLACKS S•lo $4.00 Rogular $4.95 Womono SLACKS Rogul•r $3.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $3.00 Roguliit $2.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $2.00 A SPECIAL GROUP OF WOMEN$ • SLEEVE~~~~~OUSES WASIIINGTON - PLAY f Cbelr Sets TO 10 Chair Sets - on the choir Ia rtlnlon:ed, BIG-36 INCH ~ ~ • I - two and three piece sets - denlma - popUna - aeenueker and twill6aome with knit topo-ot.eJ 3to6land7toU. CASUAL Q)Mf()IJ JIOIIULAI PIICE OUAI.m' CONS'IIUCTION SALI llASTIC ARMS " GReN WElliNG • WHI11! CENTB! • IIOCKEI HAS 11JIUlAI RAIS • SPUN ENDS o CONTOUifD SEATS AND $2·00 Regul•r $1.95 Sot1 44 SALI $]· : lACKS $$.95 Morgon..Jonoo MEIGS THEATRE GINGHAM •• , tbo 10-20, 14)1-24~ hobnoU bed· 'pread of qu.uty -----Preahrunk - Lint !roo bobl and bullion frlnp. Machine w.asb and tumble dry - needo no lronq. Single and dollble aizes- freahe5t look ot sunner rHrf Pure line ond pede pastels, wonderfully cool and flatter. ing. By Simpli • Slnlll't '- • ttOsy-care blend J cott.,. and - ocetate. lpjnk • woven Sol•ct your Porch and Lawn Furniture on Elberfeld• 2nd Floor. You'll got dopend•blo qu•l· 1ty •nd department 11ore ..1. prJ-. Wbite and beautiful pa ... bJw. tel colora - An unusually 3.9.5 good 1pread for aununer Sae our eomplete line of cool, comfortable sun·dreasel - beautiful fabrics and styles - sizes 12 to 20 and 14\1 to 24\1. use. Cannpn Sheet Sale I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Just Arrived! L- Shl_..t. flf LAWSON MEDICINI CAitNITS, ...,...... and .fUI'!ice typeo. Sioile door and larle olldinc doora. With al!d :without Hehts, LAWSON VANITY and . MIRRORS wltb compartmento . HshU. hiiiP ~ eoU, ., • picture. Cabinets ..,. _.,.. pt'" dra'Wil oeamleu. Bondet'lled after forminl. eo~·..ii 'interior baked white enamel !lnllh oVlllt the :hul tloor furnlturo dept. See the ial'le ~ele .. Uon of•LOwiOil 'Cabinets. ANOTHER ·lt!IPMENT MIRACLE add to the PRIC~b/F(:,.. : PROM·· ·'· that bave been completed, donate them to the local bos· pllal next month. She alao wishes to begin lllll1:lng prepar11 ations to send a box of clotbing, et£. to Bocone College lhl! FtiEJIICH LEAVE a- cat stripea circle the bill and hip )'Oke of buttoa b iMimed bar stlorts. 100% Helauc:a Nylon. llld Helanca Hyioa Lycra Spandex lrUtlkl, $20.00 Lewla. The nat meetlDB will be July 7 at Rosa Stepp's home. . . . . .. . Carpet Remnants • On sale at our Mechanle Street Warehou,e · .,,., • 12" Lt. IloilO ..... SAL. $50 1'2" • 15' Lt. Gol4 ·--C•• SALI f'O • sns GYM 2 ....... ·.nd Glldor Rldo -··--· f1UO J Swint~ ond Glldor Rldo ------ t22.!0 Cvrvod lllnt ---- $14.9S •On Sale at the Ware. houae on Mecbanic Street. JUST RECEIVED - - Cabin Throw Rugs Log Beautiful 100% Rayoa in Rl·IO pattern Skid proof bOok - wubN beautifully -!lrlPt elear eolora - white - dork ohades. Cnlora matcb ill ~ Sl\.59 T.., au olleo. M"•W- $J-95 27''x48H- '2-95 M"x70"-- $3.69 rxs• $5.95 4'X6' $7.91 BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHRDOMI ' ......,... PADS '. $3.98 at·~~· eleven She received llteraturt from .\ira. Joseph Cook, Pomeroy, PI'Q8l'aDI cholrman OD World .Mldloo Support, These le~~o~ets cooslsted in part of Steward! ship Eduootlon at a glance. I Resoureel for the School of Mllslona and Stewardship Educallou Resources . Benediction prayer was offer. ed by Evelyn Foreman after which the hostess served relruhmenta to Mary Wood, Evelyn ForeDWI, ber sons, Jlmmy and David, Wilma Sayre, Ruth Wolle; Larry and Brenda FoAM MAmESS Add ;hmirli!na ·com!olt to. your old mattreu. •lbchina · · we.W·:·JII~.J:~ortablo . • .Non·Allersenlc oCiean - o4{~~ .:1li1;i~ ,1rtll'lnl. '11t.", 1", 1\1" tbickn . en to The president, Wilma Sayre, ouggested that members collect and make up more hospital •Aioo 42 loch Wardrobes for $42.110 and $49.00 and 24 inch Wardrobeo !o~ $17.110. All in the """ doll tan flnloh. GOP's Scranton Always Has Had to be Pushed to Run ··~' • 12' Gol4 ----·---- SALI $50 9'4., X 15' Lt. Gold ...... SALI $71 9'5". 15' lrltht G....., .. SALI $75 13'4U X 11' lluo --·-··-· SALI $lot "ENCORE" BEDSPRWS 4 $24·00 white enamel ututty cabinets on the 8rd floor. o UJNIIOIJCED WHITE Rogular $2.95 Sob On lila l'or Uti iD 11JII1NG $3.00 ~taiVVard~ba• • AJao many excellent val- • I" 0.0. ALUMINUM ,Regul•r S3.95 Solt 1 BDO The rider provldlngg,,~ln~~::;l for aeml-automatic co ol pay boosts in the future odded to the pay measure ad by the House Thursday, Ill 157. In the Senate about only immediate problem bow the members, with proJper I senatorial reserve, could ceal their eagerness to lh' fW million blU and It Ill President Johnson. Ia the new moot popular rold tone llnlsh. The uphoiJtery A line group of &lriJ short aett and pedal puaher tetl SALI ,'Jtylwn"d gre~~. SETS DRIVE· IN Senatoro hdera1 pay raiae bUI thai could lead to annual salery in· crel!H& for members of Cnn- ''LLOYD" DJNmE SETS Glrtt 2 I< J Ploc:o · ~ BAl. TIMORI! (UPII - Gov. William W. Scnnton. of. p..,nqlvoll"". ~ . , ·i' . ·1 In th_e riJII tod"Y H lh •ctlvo contender '- tho Republi..., prwlc!Mtld .. which Son. B•rry Goldw•tor h11 almost _... up. Scranton eifel....., h"'-'f II! . r•co in •n unqualified •nnouncemont bofor• the M.oryl•nd Ropu~lican St.t• c..~ "I com• hero to announce I •m • con~idolo for the prHichincy of .~ . ,IJ+'!~ ~ Statu," tho 46 yearold governor sold In • keynot• odclr- Ia tho -VIIptlon. !II obondonilll his loJII.flold position of bolJII ov•llobt. •nly for • "olncort,. ~roft," Scr•nton rofusod to concodo thot tho GOP nomination heel bMI\ • -~ .., Goldwater. prol...od surprlae today at • feaiUN ln the House • passed Several styles are included In this group of womens sleeveless blouses-prints and solids in wash· able cottons and triacetate jersey. Sizes 30 to 38. = lfblrta e Save On Womens Summer Slacks table wIth l 'IW '" 3-PIEU TANK COVER SETS ~ .·.~. <:·· ~ Fits olllanb and adclo new !ubloned eolor te okl tankastopo .-unc lilnb - reduces w.ter nolae - ""''lplete11 washable. Colon: Pmt, Llllie, Bluet Yellow, White, Be~ G.reeu. Salt 6 P-r. ''2.98 $7.69 ,tHROW COVERS for car·BEall.. Staln.resla,.. - 81 x 99 DOUBLE BED --....--.....,....- $1.61 11xUII DOUBLE BED $1.91 DOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM SHIIT $1.91 72x99 TWIN BED $1.51 72xl08 TWIN BED $1.11 42x36 INCH PILLOW CASES Me I pair TWIN FITTED BOTTOM IHEIT $1.81 machine Wub· . bt~Cii: pro. · creue o,r ' lGbld. ,· r·:,. ~~L.9s . ..,,__ v . ·Ripp~O· --, . ·Throw lugs Ra7on 1rM bod< : ,.t~Jfta 1'111 with friDied ..,.. larl• , . ft. ft. Ilia.; '* •.. cOIIft· Qood ..locUon . of !llleont!Diled IIIIJle, . '4;50 IALI· · .· ·HARD .Mtl'l~' CONE • PLAYTIME DENIM BAHR CLOTHIERS ' Sanforized. Soll4 eolors-wblch reqln color. Dries qulckly-4rons easily. 36" wide. Colon: ·Dopoocl Pin1l, Green, Faded Blue, Aqua, 1leDiln Blua; Chooolate, Charcoal; Red. Idell for IUIIIIllef lpOrll clotbea. . ' ,..... C9Yt- c'oiiJo..,._ . ;~ _;.c,·_ - - and ' .n·vLiibtllf . . .. Co~ ,.. F" ... ,. .,. •• lllberfo)da w.......... :..droe!lanki •*"-et.' ./' '· .. ·, '· f ·, . .. .:.. ' .. ' �• •-' v .• ~-~ext Th.- Daily Sentinel Stop, San Francisco fMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Girls Really Care For-AhoutAutos . Probably no one will ever prove - to baU tbe population. at any rate ~ that W..men are JUS! as good 1if not better) dhl<ers than men. llut statistics seem to c·ast doubt on an0 t)ler allegeu characteristic of women __.. tbeir fickleness . Oddly enough, thiS ~~ has to do wtth automobiles. According to a survev by, of all ager,ries. the llepartment of Agriculture , women are more loyal to •heir cars than rrtf'1l . The>y keep new cars for an average oJ seven years. used cars for almost Young men (between 25 and 39) an the most inconstant in their affections, Scramble Race trading in new cars after an average of 5.4 years. used cars at 3.4 years. A1< tbe ages go up , so does length of owner!lhip you, FOR, I don't apprecla141 bores. When they ctlll lint, I for beth new and used cars. But only past not onty ......t the work they the age of 60 does mate vellicular faithSome people say they think Clluse me bot I kick myself for fu !ness approach that of females. !rfen<ls are thoughtless wben not beln,j smart ertollgb to lie Of course, cynics will immediately augthey d!'Of' In lor a vldl unan- fast enough to tell th>m, "I'm gest that fickleness has nothing to do nounced. My neighbor is one SO sorry, bot we were just with tt at aiL Men usually have more of them. Vel she will call first i<aving ... " (Come to think of money th an women . They are more inand run In any morning she it I don't know very many terested in cars to begm with. There is pl•&ses with no thought to bores, and oone who read 1DJ a cerlai1~ t:>motion associated with stepmaking me hurry op on my column. Pteaoe, you people oo.t ping into a new set of wheels that wohousework, just so she can sit there, the.. words aro · Not' flve. For men . ' ~ the average figures are men are just iprapable of feeling . And and talk about what others aimed at ' you. -H. •bout SIX years for cars they bu y new, so on. sbooldn't do. I have thorough- BEDSID• MANNKRS Don 't pay any attention to them, girls, ltsa than -four years for used cars. ly enjoyed surprise visito by Dear Helen· friends, but I can't say I enI've beeu bedriddery for ..vjoy hackdoor run-Ins by peo- era! month• without• much ple who sympalhi2e with me hope of getting better. I'm after my dro~in friends have resigned. And I do appreciate Unless Goldwater agrees to modify llepublican moderates and liberals, gone and !IIY, "You poor my visitors. But, Helen, W<>n't some of his conservative views, they jul!t abl>ut"eGllvinced !bel nobody JS gothing didn't they even call you pleas' tell people that It warn, the result will be disastrous for i~g tq !111P ~rn: Goldw_ate~ from snarfirst?" -FOR PRAC'IICING only hurta when they gr.et you i'g the ptesidentllll nommatton. are now the GOP in November. WHAT YI)U PREACH with "My, you're looking well! In other words. "if you can't lick him, cbncentraiing their attention on the parP. S. Do YOU Uke surprise So much better than the laot make him join you." ty plalform. guests' time!" Alter all, I bave a mirror. Why can't they take D. : For: my illness as I do and not fight I gather we two agree this it? They don't have w tell me argument over "to call or not I look terrible - JUt they to eall" misses the point entirety. U you like your visitors, should oe tactful enough! to 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN you'll he happy to see them simply ig--ore my looks and en. joy me for what 1 hope I amstill good company, - 1: 0 T F'OR REVERSE PITY yourself out by lBBI-mlnule ef- Dear Not: ' 1 · ftouf1e d kids You've said It well! "Reo Broadway ~ulletln Board now 2~ years old and will try the disc WASHINGTON WINDOW the evolution of an amendment to U1e Senate as a middle<tf· .orts to splc up . , an · ve('Se rity" is hard to take, . Some legal expern· believe th~t field agam. A rock 'n ' roll label has sign- 1 By LYLE C WILSON in the nalure of a •uhatilute for the-road man. lie also voted But 11 guests mspue gro"::", and even harder not lo give Frank Costello mill' have ~ond grounds ed bin.1_and intends to give him a big balUnited Prn• iatemotiooal the entire bilL These' develo~ lor cloture .. Inheda ~~ate Gspeecb ;::~I f~~""::v:n;,.a!ct :ou~ People visiting a sick bod for 1 "false arreit" suit against the city lyhoo JOb. Perhaps they could start htm Guest conduetor o1 this col- ments are mterrelated, one the Cottro mate uvv. eorge think 0 f the tim they' de strive for cheerfulness. 'lbose fat being p\cked liP .as a vagrant in a off wtth something like "I Saw Grandma umn will iJo a solid citizen, cause and the other the effect. C. Wallace of Alabama in some I> . . e t'10v•_ ~! d first few momento are always M1nbattan ~stal!rairt that tbe average Kissing Santa Claus, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" Sen., Roman L Hruska R· The causitive agent, the ex- 1o! his references to the civil you Nas m pr':,!'ara n · n uncomfortable and 80 they ci zen wo~lQ lo,ve to be abhi to afford ... The Lop smash in Parts at the moment who argues per~uasively ' that tended debate, has often been . rights bill. of coulrae thyou ••ways preia"; blurt out the things they wish 0 . . , Joan Gt~wfl)l'd plans a trip to Uitf"AS "Comment Reussir en Amour Sans what we witnessed in the U.S. called a filibuster. In my own 1 Cotton w" referring to .. ~e ~eal ~~i:n: •:.~. 1 ":"o- were true. This makes them Fat East -*htll "'''She finished filming Vraimen Se t'atiguer." In New York, it's Senate wa~ NOT filibuster at Jrund, a !Umster can be most 1Fair Employment Prac~d t' f dl t d"18h the f•el Ieos guilty for remaining •·lfltsh ... Hasli SWel't Charlotte." It known as "How To Succeed In Business all but more accurately was simply defined ·· ., on extended ]section of the bill when he dice_ aboerdw ndr Y kes ant) ~_. , "' R I T . n . h , nd lied f I' "' he ram a a you now I . well wher you aren •t. wi~ be a bu~I\I'Sll jaunt and a senti men- Without eal Y ryfng. merely useful, extended debate. dehal< whic has for 1ts e , · ca or correc 1on m H You can either be gracious tal: journey, •!/teause her ,itinerary will • • • Hmska voted for doture to obstruction, and finds it• means proposed legislation (of) certain - · and say "Thank you," or be take her adiing ·1ast to Hong Kong, the Peter Daniels, Barbra Streisand's end dehal<. He is neither a .in pure dilatory tactics. pro,isions which some of us at P. S. Yes, I love to be sur- honest and say "Hogwash." 1 city she and ber late husband, AI Steele, persorutl musical director, and assistant 1bigot nor 8 racist. Along with 1 "This extended debate has least believed to be extremely prised - by people whose rather think vou're the type for ail+ays wanted to visit together. musical director for her "Funny Girl," I many others, Hruska believed 1 resulted in the substitute (Dtrk- v1c1ous, dangerous and subver- company 1 enjoy, This because the latter, and alta girl: You'll . Po~li · niakes . two-faced bedfellows. has gone the splitsville route with his the ''ivil rights bill passed by sen amendments) btU now he- s1ve of the fundamental prm- I'd :ather get up spur-or-the get down to real talk aooner A pr ' :UiepiJblican, who now says wife One of the most-olten-played ]the House was bad legislation, fore us. I personally ascribe ciples of the republic. moment dinners thao drudge that way. -H. he ]wiU e :llarry ·Goldwater every pos- records in the juke b~x at Spark's Pub. ill-considered and u r g • n t I y iis existence and pendency to "When we go into the situa- all day on fancy recipes and Dear Helen: sihle support if the Senator from Ari- South is a sin.-le disc of four voems writ- needing improvement. Sen. ' the extended debate that has tlon of the little business which polishing the sliver. But Ilke Do you think It Is okay lor wna il< n··. mitt;~ted, has done such a turn- ten and read by Dylan Thom&s. It's not Hruska : Ibeen occurring In the Senate. employs 25 or more employes," - a girl to kiu a boy on hll ahqut that his best friends are astonish- easy to find a place where you can hear "When the bill first came tA> ] By definition. such ext<nded Cotton told the Senate, "and b I birthday if be Is her sorta boJed.~· Be lore the California pnmaries, he Dylan Thomas while you munch a choco- 1the Senate fl<JOr," Hruska said ,debate is not a filibuster. It give the FEPC power lo force as much w en, In re~ Y to new friend?"- W.O. oah @·~·~~ n.< J 1 · t' la·te-covered frozen burger served on a in a Senate speech, "it was ac- bore results. an employer tAl employ some- student demands, hiS govern- Dear W: s;u· 1o.;... ea,r t o h'IS po t"t' 1 tea , m 1t a ounced the dismissal 1 males _tli;ll«if;~en. 1;1old'rlater became the stick. companied by a hue and cry "It produced a bill which has on~ he d?es not wi_~h . ~ -em- men . nn beh , _ How about on hls cheek!-H. nr"l'idertihl candidate, he would "set the If you're chic enough and beautiful, that th•, House bill be ~pproved been amended in some ·-y· Pl"Y~ b~ .l~lll\fx l!lm..e, b): "' ;:~c~~ri 1"!, !llis 8~1 or ·,M 'Ifl! BAQKYARD FENllllill Republican Party baek 20 years." Well, enough you can wear anything (except Intact and unaltered. SIIJCe that substantial ways, and m some pellSIVe-iGgatlon In i;d., cU P · Quotable quote: A man ell! in \hi4,.dep.utment's opinion be hasn't stretch pants, of course) and look "best time, we have witnessed two , ways which, in my judgment, court, tb,ete. " no more real More Tt 11 find many reaSOllll lor bla fallmuch to worry about-but why the sud- dressed" in the most elegant restaurants. things. hove improved it a good deal, freedom '~ft in this nalion." There ;_, more to the tragedy ure. For hi• succeBSel, thero den pbon} ''1\elp"• . . Literary mystery: Babe Paley, squired by her son Bill, ar"One has been extended de- through measures which loosen Cotton asked the Senate to of Korea. Is only o'le: himself. -~ novel titled "All the Beautiful People" rived at the Colony for lunch attired In b&te almost exclusively by the the cinch where It would ohafe consider ~ _lam"'!s statement by , . This column Is dedlcattd to b.v Ric~ Dowling, was to have been a simple raincoat, and was smashing as ·opponents of the om. The other while at the same time tighten- Woodrow Wilsor.: "The history Corrup!ton enrtcbes those In family living, so if you're bav; pu~Jish~y ,pill! 4!ress on Aug. 18. Now usual Several members of the New development has been a slowly ing the reins where they were of liberty is the history of the high places. Among the people. ing kid trouble or just .plain pujjlicatidlt ha~been cancelled and Rich- York Philharmonic Orchestra confide developin~ awareness by near- slack. I reet thai I belong to limitation of governmental hunger and unemployment go trouble, let Helen Help Yeti. ard' W. Baron, the publisher, has re- that they've had it with Philharmonic ty all senatoro that the bill that -middie-<>f-the-road group power, not the lncre8lle of it." hand-m;hand. She will aloo welcome )'Our quei;ted all reviewers to return their ad- Hall, unless this Summer's acoustical ad- which came to the Senate coo- to which the senator (Norris The real test of civil rights MasSive U. 3: 8Urpius food own amusing experiences. Advanre eopies. No reason given. justmenls make it bearable for them to tain• many delecto which need Cotton, R.) from New Hamp- legislation will he in the de- shipments totalting more than a dress Helen Bolte! In care .. .. ' • • • play there. They say , that If there isn't correcting. . shire bas referred." gree of Ito acceptance by mid- million tons last year_ have pre- this newspaper. J_,ornine Rogers, formerly betrothed sufficient improvement in the auditors..n EvolUtion \ Voted For Cloture dle-o[-the-roaders in the senate vented •ctual starvation. But 20 to tfte son of the President of Mexico, iulll upon their return, they'll hand in "As a result wo have seen Cotton had ldentUied hlmsetr and coast to co&st. per cent of the populatiOn " unhas s• itch~ to singer Dick Roman . . . their resignations. ' employed, others are underThe African Pallilion at the World's Fair • • • _J ' employed and Inflation ha• sent DIVOTID TO tNTIRIST OP DROP-IN: CAN BE FUN Dear He!en: Now for the Carpentry ,. • Voice.of Broadwav • • • renortrng Reports From Th c Cap·itoI:b::ri?=~~f::~t ;E I :;:Ut. \. f ~~~1~r~n~~~~ ~;~ ~~li~.~~·~o~·~f ~~~ 'I" k d t~~ ~~~:~:-~e o~eJ~~:m;res;!e~N;;~! R ouay s ~ rl edica I epo rt 'I"' I. JIS p~:e:tky.:;~~.g,against I . · 42; 1 3-l:, :f"'! I SCRAMBLE RACES 1 SUNDAY, JUNE 14th - 1 P.M. E.$.T. Satordoy'o Gamel (3-H), AtTht Los Angeles at Detroit Kansas City at Clevel8IId Minnesota at Washington Baltimore at Booton Chicago at New York Notional League MEIGS MOTORCYCLE CLUB GROUNDS ° I \ , •' • . J_ • 1 • BERRY'S WORLD I. • 1 1 .I .. I f • N ••w••• ., ftMI , 1 · The Best Ones Come From New York Clothing l)o It - ·-·-- Hado Short Sleeve Dress Shirts In white and colors. By Shapely, Enro and Manhattan. Spread, snap tab and button down collars, Sizes 14 to 17'h. Rt&ltf! ~----NO UPRO>\R--·· AN HOUR? THEY LOOK LIKE THEY'VE SE:EN HERE SINCE YESTERDAY··· ::, by Enro, Manhattan and Shapely. A beautiful selection- of styles and col· or1. Most of these are _.." -.n""' kets. S-M-L-XL. 3·98 to 5· 98 f- ' -· il , n' ._ o• ds 1J·6 il '-l $299 ,, 8 r,-,.$4 9 9 !;~ f.i n •R .. ; I ·J 1' /Q ,) IT 2i ·iq ! '~,J TIGH TOKYO IUPII - Avery Brandqe, chairma11 of the lnternationa! Olympic Committee said Thursday that Indonesia will not be ldken ba~k into the IOC • r\ J .1iL Dodge trucks are trained d on the assembly line to gi\16 penny-pinching economy. They're put together 1 OUGH •.. built rugged. They go farther, haul more -save more! They're the biggest tightwads on the highway lor your trucking dollar.Comecheckourdeall s ·sC! -.j . . . UO 201 - ~ 4 3 .: ;11 Dodson and Lewis. Grogan ~ :~o1 Boyo' League baseball and Slater. Umpires: C. Sear.1 . ·T compleliDI three weeks Jes, plate; M. Tannehill, bases, hnil summer schedule lhat INDIANS WIN II ends ln mld-Ju y, Pal Archer pitched two - hit Dave Dodson pitched three • ball while fanning 11 and strollDODGE IS ONLY U.S.· BUIIJ TRUCK WITH AS·YEAR/ ball for the Red Sox boi lng 6 batters In coaatlng w an Braves took advantage of 8-3 victory over the Yankees. W~lln"' elgbt free paiSU and three er- Lee Floyd homered with two roro iD tally seven runs. on in the fourth, the only bad Doclton'l mateo were collect- irlnln& for the Indians, ~ llllly four hill off Larry Gro- MeanwhUe, Indians Dennis ran ol the Brave• who fanned Hackett, ad Jim Wlll'llef had nino and w•iked five. singles, whllo Marl< Ha"y, Ar••Manufacturer's Suggested Retail prit;e for The victory Jert the SOlt In cher, and Dicit Sml_th bad dcu1964 Dodge 0100 Utlnne Pickup, exclusive tho celltu' at O-S with a aame ble1, llll4l Sritltb odded • two • of stat" and local taxes, If any. · ::) to make up, The. Braves an 2-- l'llll bomer. lied with the Yanka for fourth Rick Van Motor fanned 8, walked 7 aa the Yank pllcller, DOD$£- BUILDS TOUGH TRUCKS-WE MAKE EASY DEALI The Braves and the SOlt wero Yanl<eea , , , , 000 300 - 3 2 1 , after four innlnp but In tbe lndlaruJ ..... .. . 350 ooic - a e o JfiUIIIl Da1e Case of the Braveo VID Meter and PoweU. ArchhaD)erod with two on. Other er IJl!l Qtase, Umplrea: Art : Brav• . blttero were Dave~ plate: Ga, bOBes. , MIDDLIPpRT, _MILL & SECOND STS. "· ll.l!<.,d'o doubla and Tom Me- LEAGVE STANDINGS ., L ~ stev• 011'1- hll m SO.fGoo·IILE EIIGINE AID DRIVE TRAIN eMIN'S KNIT SHIITI- ln _eottons and Banton Imil1 wilb liockell. 1-M-L-XL. 2..... '·" I e tVY LIAGUI TIOUIIit•' - the loloot aeylo lroll$er& bJ IA-vl, Tho n.., "Sta-Prelt," 'Wblch Deeds no trqnlng. Tho.. 11r1 a mUll. Gre,n, blaot, tan, Sius-Ito -38. 4... It,,,. eDIIII ILACK_1; ·_ w"" _ 1,.Y, · Till; IU."', ·:1z _ IUfMUII .,A,AMAI IJ('"':"' MANy OTHD etn. IIi ITIMI, ' . ;P.S, · · -' ·. · ' · . . •Falh!li''I•JW''il.~t.lillNt;~ io·l '.... -llilil,: iD - \' .NEW YQRK,· \ ' . ' nuai New England Amateur AthletiL Union IAAU ) race Sunday. The Braves and the IndiansSox .. , the ,. $248', J -----------------~ won Thursday evening In Mid- C V.t: thArtl wu olAntv to «m. Presidot Park tacli1»' .-dadltM 110 Lb. Freezor ~ ~ r - ------------------.:.---- Braves, Indians Win Games In Middleport Boys' Play wash ' n wear. Have 2 po&- JilBiued &-tiu• ._.,.._ Populor 2 Door '' were squeezing past the Dads,'i ers, 7-ll, 125 Lb Freezer The Redlegs overeame a one~ deltclt In the 2nd Inning DroworTypo and then coasted to the victory. CU. FT. Redleg hitters were Kefty Me,, JU!nzje wHh thre~ singles, Mike Rous:1, a double and single, Co- Roush !5) and Booth. 'r Allen with two singles . 175Lb. Booth, a long triple, and Yank.. , OOl 1111 _ 7 6 ~ and Larry Weddle and Melvin ' I • Freezer Sh&ffer with 1 single. llodger!s . 010 230 _ 8 8 81Ll!wrence with a base knock CU. FT. Drawer Hitters for the Pirates were ·apiece. ! Chuck Legar and Tony Vaugh- ~ OUT OF RETIREMENT Letart hitters were Roberis Largest Refrigerator For .. ' an, each with a single, WIL!.fAMSPORT, Pa. IUPil with a single and double, Art Smai!>St Space on the Marko! ·, Steve Van Meter fanned eight -Bob Farley, 8 rormer firSI •Hill a doubi•. and Pickens, and walked eight for t.he Pir- .baseman-outfielder for the Chi· Tucker, Jenkins and 'All Priced with Your Did Refrigerator As Trode ates and Redleg hurlers whi[- csgo Whitt Sox and the Detroit all with singles. J~ nine and issued 14 free Tigers In 1962, eame out of re- Porlland . . 400 014- 9 10 1· tnps. lirement today to join the WilLetart 1102 11114 -· 6 9 . 1 The Yankees pushed acros!l . liamsport Mets of the Class AA I Wall brown and Lawrence. ' the winning run in the top half F.astern League. Hall, Tucker (I J and Baker. the sixth frame 1o win a ·---· ·· !tom the Dodgers 'A VORI!D TO WIN unless it pledges lo abide by 202 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0.. The .vitming run came on a HOLYOKE, Mass. (UPI) _ committee-'s rules. Japan is walk, two singles and an error. Johnny Kelley, a veteran mar- peeled to back the Yankees were led by athoner from Grolon Conn., is bid for Olympic participation. Wisecup with two olngles. Oth- favored to win the second an- - -er hillers were Bob Werry with a double. Adams, a 1ingle, R~ bin and Doug Phalin, both singles. Dodger hitters were Tom Sarver with a double and tW<J llsiJ•gles, Jon Buck, double Ivan Powell, t wo O'Firl•n a home Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 1o 1 LIKE TO BE E:ARLV, TOO -· NO LAST-MINtJTE: CU. FT. Portland downed Letart teague leading Tiger. will· play ,Thursday in the opening the cellar dwelling Jets in the ol Little Southern Ass;Jciat:ion I only game schedule today. Boys' League action. Pirate• 020 100-3 2 1 Red Wallbrown paced Redlegs 1Z3 010-7 7 1 winners with a home run Van Meter and Dillnrd, Hy- double while other Portland sell (4). Shaffer, McKenzie (4) ters were C11uck Ritchie & 1 ewS Ommen -gru 1 r per- (Forelp Newo .Commenl3r1 1 pl&ln aboot. r r-·. 11ve Y 1001• . By. PUJL NJIWSOM PHpie Art Plods durmg the day wltboot go- liP! F 1 N A 1 ··t 1n1 1o the bathroom. .. This OTe to .,..s na Y·• Despite U.S. military and ~ belps to illcrease the bladder's The Korean way of life never ooomic aid totalling more than eapocfty 8lld redllce Ita lrrita- , has been noted for ito adl!er- 34 billion since 1953, per cll)>ita blllty. Whe11 bedw<ttlng In tbe e1.ce to democratic principles. Income In the Republic o.! "Ko- .. . elder 'child ~comes· an estab- Under ~arly . 50 years of rea i'-1 down to a miserable $40 Uobed habit, It is hard tG harsh J apalie.. mle prior to per year. break. Alarm ckicb and •lher the end of World War II many When a military junta t.op"""Iricol de¥i<H have boeo • Korean died in forced t11bor. pled the Chang government In a~ to overcome tbe habit, In the do<ing days of the 1961, an an~- gotll of the Som parenll report t'lcellent Syngman Rhee roglme In 1960, military le~ders w~a ellmln• !'MaH• 111111 lllem, the United ' Stall!! ·felt cllled lion of government wute and Because there is no, single upon to pro1e1t the govern- corrupLon. eauso, no one trealment will ment'• "repreSSive ilteaBUret Wht11 the m!Utary junta led but unsuited to a free tlemocraey." by Park Chung Hee, then a benefit all bedwetters, patience and understanding Nor can the studeilt riots general, stepped aside last ~ after organic causes have boen which rinally topplO\I the l!ltee let to permit Park, aow a Civiltreated or ruled out - can go govemni.nt, · hlo sue- Ian, to take ovor a fftely electa long way toward solving the cessor, Dr, Jbbn· Myun Chang, ed government, tho elecli!"'' 1=-::;:!~::!....:.::.::..:.::..::._ __o: __ and more tatoi)i liought the were among the fa.-..sl In K,.: •eltance what Is the greateot and downfall of Pl'osldent Park rean bistory, . , molit noble would be a very de- Chung !lee be ctilled · the way But COITIIptton . Ia a bulJt.tn oel nOble woold be a Yert de-lof democracy. ·. · fixture of Korean governJIIOIIt. 13· 2 ,, - H&R Firesto~e l11 ••• you don't know what to get Dad or Granddod for Fothor'o Doy, Hore io what wo suggest: Korean way Of LifeHasn't I . · • • !~·:d :..-:.~:g~~w·n; Changed Despite U.S.A1d most imtJOrtant to find ron, and Jack Lohse, a single. Yankee pitcher Ron Bachtel fanned 14 and walked five Dodger potchersfour fanned and permitted walks seve~ The Portland Takes Letart 9-6 in Opening Game ' I,, 1 !r ~·· ' ,, 18 oan, •.,,.., ..,..._ IIIAII u '"'""'' .,~., ,.,_ .,."' •v Motor lloVhl .,..,. . .,.., • M • . . . ••••••~:~•. . . . . month sua. •• _.,, .... ,..,, 111.111 11a 11' 01 ttt,.. IMfttM, NMo Pomeroy Redlegs, yankees post wIDS • In• Boys' PIay The Redlego and Yankees P"Sted v·tn. m Pomeroy Boys' Sponsored By: Meigs Motorcycle Club League play Thursday. II was a 7 • the 3 win over •...._..~....~~iiii!i~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~W:;:;_·~L;;;-~P~ct~-~G~·~ the the Redler• Pirateo b.while Yanks 6 Milts North of Pomeroy on Peooh Fork Road Y..tl. c.=~~':.':;:!:.-'....,':'":.': I i N•tlon•• ••wertlalnl ...,,......,..,. aetta ... n• KhnNI~ 1ne.. Ml ....,..,. 'ftHJ .... .,.., 1ft -0::: REDUC •••u- cttr• ...., GJ"'tll 'I MltGS MASON AREA """'"' ow.n. ld"-r ct~..,_ •-t'enMhm. ....~- ....., ..,.,._ · - .... llll•v IW TM ottla v.. a.y ,...•......, 110 •Ohio. ... ,..,, • • • • -""'"'"" .,..,,. , It· ....wv· ,_ ""· •• ,..,., wv ...,,., , ....... " ,.,... ""' ... moo "'•tt• •• the ..... tHI• at , ....,..,, Ohio. ton Ave., New York 7 All Models. THE DAILY SENTINEL of th• Park govermnenl began as proon wt"ll endow the Bronx Zoo with an igubar enc Iers at th e pav1 Ion wor e Harlem's 12.5th st. at one time or anoth- ana captured in Puerto Vallarta, Mexi- r wayne G· BrS~OO.Iadt ' 1pro blem. ,lion of the victims fall to tests against governmenl at• t Af · M · N' h th · m d S e L:v · '1: tempts to normalize relations er, 1U never saw nca arm . IX· co, w ere e movie was a e. u J- ! L.,, 1lrol is something every . recover. on, currently the lead in "My Fair Lady" on will fly in, from the Coast to make child must learn for himseH. Q-My c~""d · dled lwo weeks Q-W oa1 ""ould •"" done 8 bo 0 1 with Th Japan. talks ham~•ed by bitat th,e C~ Center, is -~ strong possi~ty the presentation. i When a child still wets the after birth with pemphigus. a supernumerary nippl,, on my e ' •ror Rp . 'Preston's" vis-~- vis in ' Ben Natalie Wood is most likely to be ofh a! h ,_ s 11 Wh8 1 -t d th b b ., ter Korean JD<'IIIOrieo of Japa1 8 5 1 811 the lead in the film editions of bed at nig t ter e .a.o ' eauses ere Y: riese occunation have dragged Fran kl ·,, in Paris." Marnl is1 the most fered may bo due to a variety of any cure for II? A-A. girt or boy Is of_ten on s"•"~ 1:;-1_ 1n' recent mon••· popular of the Hollywood vooce dubbers: two hot., Broadway "Any ·~- "' ~ bo d N bcomedies, d L A WedAlb t'.auses. A-PempblCU• ot the new- born wath an extra n1PP1e JUSt th 1 _ she's sung as Deborah Kerr and Natalie nes d ay an " o o Y oves n 3· born ia charaCterized by large below the oormal one on one 11:Jere ~.,._. ~ pes 8 8 o• eeWood. among others. tross." But would she take ~'Albatross?'' If the occurrence ls only DC· Iblisters covering sizable areas side This is U!!Ually smaller ment finally .was near. Troy Donahue and Suzanne Plefh- The big part is the man's-his leading casiona_l, it may be due to \ol the body. The cause is not tha~ normal and many par- ~apan ~ad offered KoreiJ $600 ette are the victims of rift rumors, and lady is verv subordinate .. Joe Le- overfatigue or nightmares. In known. The victim is usuallv ents believe at first Ulat it is mtlli~n JD grants, loans and the honeymoon isn't nearly o~er . . . . . vine's budget for the opening of "Zulu" some, how,ver, the bedwet- treated with sulfa drags and a mole or birthmark. It bJ rare- credtt. Thi mOlleY would oomJimmy Boyd, who as a child singer had will top $1-mllllon-his biggest cam- ling may be a part of an epithe families of Kol'f'"tll 1ciliin to con tr 1 any 1n_ 1Y a source of any coocern un- P.•nsate · tb t It" d" g "I t'gn outlay st'nce "Hercules" which put 1 · · H pen who died t'n loced tabor .....r . h't a blg I m a revo tng recor Jn , pa . ' eptic setzure. . ow~v~r' m fection that may occur as the less it is unusually large. U a\ UUlft: Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," is him in the big time. the overwhelmn~ majority . o.f blisterS break. Blood transfus- any time i(r life it causes em- ~thJa= ~irmlmeet other ~, bed~etten emotional difft- ions and cortisone are n{ten barrassment, it can be remov· T1IJ! ALMANAC t.r and Saturn. I Trade Asr!"'mento Act. cultles are the cause. A thor- given to Improve ihe general ed and wiU leave an almost .InBy Urutl<l Prooo lnteJ'lUIIionol ~ ~-On this day in history: , In !963, a sniper killed Negro 011 se,arch should he made condition, bot there is no spec- visible scar: but this is not us1orgh sue II ht d Med 1 orgamc causes as ,1f1c . . cure and a 1arge propor- ua lly necessary. 1 1 Today Is Fridly une 12 the In 1960 John Wmthrop, first c1v r g J s ea er gar . fec11on . (cys tit'IS ), d' M' . ' bladd er m I· , _ _ _ _: ____.::._:_:_:__.::__ _ ____::,__ __ 14Lh day of 1964 Wlth 202 to !governor of the MassedachuSalsetts . Evers m ac'kson. Iss. abetes and lddnev disease. follow . Bay Company, enter em . ~.._ 1 :~. h · 0re1gn tory "" I ' A thought, for the day-The edw.~ a chl<l a• gamThe moon .•s approac' ht ng Its . Ha!,..r. , control of l!isw•N bladder Ia ..;,.,;,;;,.;;.;,;_t;,;.;,;,.;;.;:.;,;;;.,;,.;;.;;,;.;;;;,;.;;.;.;.;,;~ first quarter. I rn 1934, President Franklm D. Greek philosopher, Aristotle, I - t bed ttln fie ~ The morning stars are Jupi- : lloosevett the I once ··~id: "To entrust lo : :~:age:~ 7 "old~/"~\ if NGs To be Staged On June 14th ·w '· .. 3 ~~!jee~~~~~~b!~~~*i~ r · UPJ S,..U Writer John Taitouria blo fourth de- 'l""~ ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tbt appear Ill a re....e pme for rigblll CIIITelllly IOid How lillMI chllll'l feat. Claude Ra)'DliXId baitecl ·• ferell ~- _ . ltate -kigb llchool track meet week. ::' pay· •.t fee "''!W "' 1111 iDdlvldull ~ bllil..,., Ma)'ll, u 1M 41 70 Jill It Uled to be Don DryadaJe Red rally at two lWLO In tb e thfJ Idle PhUedelplde pw 11 will be ~educed to a ooe-<lay Ibe board approved ..pandllpJaeed by them. new po11q bJ similar ID IIIII ot Clmnte, Pitt u 21J • 74 ,3ft who b!ew hll top bol DOW il'a third lrtnlng .l lld W<;lll oa !4 repla!"' lllf IQ • _.. affair, With the entrieo culled llioo ol radio broadcast cover- Tbt ~e ot te1ev1s1oo rtglllll majOr teacue be""oJIIlld foot- Wblte, Hou 37 lll 15 31 .3f2 the bJg Loo Angelft Dodger plteh e 1-J mninp durlrt, wbti:i place. • from regional meets, under a qe ol the state high school bat- 1o tho \4!Umalnent to a spotliOJ" ball llld IJ1IIllcl allow 'more Torre, Mil 10 lltl 32 111 .331 !"tcber'o rivllll wbo are doinc be allowed five hitJI and one I Larry Jack1011 ~ bk W. ~w setup adopted by the Oblo ketbaU tournament on the baaJJ on a statew!cle clreult ~.. ·~ Ohioant w - tbe , _ 011 Jobn..,., Cln 37 103 19 34 .330 11. nm to receive eredJt for Ia time reeonl op!not •tlw'll!l!lt .. High School Athletic Board ot that stations desiring to broad- proved by the board. Such teleYbJiGD, Stargel, Pitt 37 14'1 23 fl .320 At leaot tblt wu the caae ~ victory. Leo Cardell8l W with the belpl!'f 1IMf ..,._ Control. · SantA>, Chi 50 !IS 34 10 _,1, Thursday night when Drylldale homered for the R«ff. wbo drove In Ill£"' nm1. , At its aMual meeting bere Boyer, SIL Sli 'IJ11 !II • .314 pitd!ed a w four- hitter dur Spalm Willi Flftfl his elgbtb ~ -'1"4 ~iS Thursday, tho board ouUJned a Hunt, NY so 171 28 lll5 .SlJ lng wblcb three members of ~ Ed Mathews drove In four1 Billy Wlllillllll lia4 •, ~ plan lor the regional meets, inCbrtphr, NY 47 114 21 a .311 St. Louia Cardblllll were eject- runs, Including th1ee with a ~I• In five ~ '1111 ot•ad of having the athletes 10 Amerieu Leapo ed Bl D lntalned bis double which outfk!lder Harvey laiD 1lia' leap ".~ \Vo;1 directly It tho state event from Fregosl, LA ., 134 rt • ,:ttlll p(,.ure' throo~t two Kuenn loot in the sun, .. -War- qe at .311l. BDl wlilenii!J ... distrld qualiflers as in tbe Oliva, Mlnn ~ 2Z2 42 71 .3$8 argumenll to acore hll eighth ren Spahn gained his fifth win fefed hll aecqild 14*_fit ,.fiWI· past. Hinton, Was 55 217 31 75 .ua victory of the BCason and in- with the late • lnnlng reHef ,Mets, ~"·, 1 ' ' Qualifying rounds in the state Bresud, Boa S4 21J 31 till .325 crease hll major league • lead•jlt. ll"fll meet would be held Saturday M Iorey 1 bl Wbltfld, Clev 39 134 15 a .321 1ng strikeout total to 90. morning with the finals In the .~red cb; ;:~e~gs ~:::: By Uolled PreN Iatenatloul PbJJadelpbla 2t 20 .iltll2 Howard, NY' 46 188 21 52 .31Q altern~n~ d~ns away with the cy<le elub, will take placo June Amerlcaa LeaP. San 'Franclaco 31 22 -~ . :' Froehan, Det 42 10 20 44 .J1i1 Outfielder Carl Warwick and lnng eUmmaJion heats held on 14 at tbe new club 1,rouods, w. L. Pet. GB Clncfnnatl 28 24 .538 211 ManUe NY 40 1.20 2l 37 318 Ernie BrogUo were toesed oot Frtday under the current ar- six miles north of Porueroy off Chl~sgo 11 15 .174 . - Plttoburgb 28 2S .!i2l 3 Causey', KC 52 206 Z6 13 .306 of tbe game by umpire Bill rangement. , Route 33 on the Peach Fork Baltimore 32 II .627 Ill Sl LouiJ 28 13 .sot 4 Robnsn, Bait 51114 24 59 .304 Jackow~ when they argued Proposed sties for Class AA Rd New York rt 21 ,553 5 Milwaukee 2 rt .500 4\1 Home Baas · lhsi an inning • ending groundregionals were Kent State Un~ Ra~es stsrt at I p.m. (EST). M"mneaota 29 -25 .537 G Chicago 26 2tl .GO 5 Notioaal L • • I u e - Mays, ..-_ by Tim McCarver in the verslty, Mansfteld, Columbus Practice lime lor drlvero is Cleveland 26 24 .Uti 7 Los Angeles 2tl 28 .481 Sl1 Giants 18; Williams, Cube 15: third had struck I o u I at the and Dayton w1th Class A re- from I0:30 to 12 :30 ~-m. Boston 11 '¥1 .500 8 Hooaton 211 30 ,tM 611 Howard, Dodgers 14; RoW1Soo, plate and Julian Javier was gionalo at Berea, Bow!lng Admission price lor adults Wuhin;ton 2S 32 .ut 11\l New York II 37 m 14 Reds 12; Allen, Phlls II. shown the exit In the fourth Green, Columbus and Sprmg- .11 be •1 d 1 1 hild DetrOit 22 29 .43! 11\l Amorlcaa Lesgue _ Kille- when be threw his bat Into the field. WI • an ree or c ren Los An eleo 24 31 .42112\l Tbunday'o llesDita brew, Twins 17; Colavito, Ath- ' air by way of objeding to _ a · Acting on the recommenda- ;::mer~ .-~n accompanied by g , Milwaukee 5 San Fran<tsco 5 letics H; Powell, Orioles: Wag- third • strike call by UPlPil'e lions by the various coaches as- ~r f ~en ·•• -''1 b 1 Kansao City 17 35 .327 17 Houston 5 Clnclnna!i 3, night ner Indians· Allison Twins all F.d Vargo. soclations, the board also e res men~ wu e oval· Tbunday's Jlellllll Los Ang 5 Sl LoubJ 0, night 13. ' ' ' aJocb Coolest changed the state meet repre- able at the grounds. Minnesota 4 Chica Detroit 2 (Only games ocheduled) Runo -a.lled Ill Balli The Dodgers scored single 0 !!entation In cross - country, RACING CHAMP RETIRES more 3 R 1 Friday's Probable Pltcben Natleoal L e •1 u e - Mays runs In the fourth and sevwres!Ung, golf and tennis. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Bob New York 6 Boston 4. twilight Mllwaukee at San Francisco Giants 45 ; Boyer, Cards enth Innings and then clinched Change Sole Of RIJblo H lbe 1 th U !ted St 1 d Los Angeles ~ Cleveland 4, 12 (nigh!) - Lemaster (7-3) vs. Santo, Cubs 38· Torre Braves te game with a three • run 8 •• roa The board voted t<> postpone • r • e n !Mings night BoOn (1-2) 36 s ·' ' · ' re-alignment of baseball and ~:~~:edch::p:;::..~.,;~Thu: (Only games scheduled) Pittsburgh at Ch!cago-Veale R~s ~~gell, Ptrates l3 ; Pmson, ~':: i':;"t~:o:O~nth.Ray Washbasketball until the fafl enroll- day. Holbert, 41, after racin Friday's Probable Pltcben (5-3) vs. Buhl (t.3i. Amerlcaa J... gue - Wagner, ment f1gures are learned under 1 12 'd "I' g St. Louis at Los Aogeles 'lndians 46 . Stuart Red Sox 46 . The Houston Colts defeated the new dividing line set up for ~~ ~~·;hs, sa~ 'to ~ -,won Los Anseles at Detroit (night) (night) - Simmons (11-51 vs. ICash Tigen 40 . Killebrew' the Cincinnati Reds, S-3, the Class AA and A schools. a a ere • · -Latman (2-4! vs. Aguirre iKoufax (741. , Irwin; 39 . Colavito Athletl ' Milwaukee Braves beat the Sao In football, the board decided TO BE HONOREI> (I ClnciMaii at Houston (night) 37. ' ' cs Francisco Ginats, 1>5, and the 21 tAl allow a boy playing Jess than NEW YORK Ka~sBB City at Cleveland ~ -Nuxhall (5-3) vs. Jobnson , Plteblas Chicago Cobs whipped the New one quarter of a varSJty fnot- F. Lynch of Fair Lawn._ (night) - Pena (6-5) vs. Me- (5-41. -~ National Learue - Farrell, York Mets, 11-3, m other Na- , Dowell (2-0J , New York at Phlla<ielphfa Colts 9-t Marichal, Giant> 11-2; tiooal League games. ball game _w also appear in a Eastern fteld representative :rvea~mtor vars1ty or fresh- the American Bowling MiMesota at Washington (night) - Stallard (3-7) vs. D., Brur,, Colts 6-2; Perry, Glanis In . 1 he American League, der g e the same week. Un- gress, wilt be honored at (night) - Pascual (8)2) vs Bennett (I-G). 3-t : 3 pifchers Ued with 5-2. New York topped Boston 3-4 lhe ~ld rule, a boy who ap. Metro_po~itan Bowling O-Il, · _ Satardoy'o Games Amerlcaa tearue-Hall, Orl- Baltimore beat Chicago,' fn a varsity game for AssocJahon annual dinner Chicago at New York (2 twt- Milwaukee at San Francisco oles 4-G: Ford, Yanks 7-1: Kra- Minnesota downed Detroit, 4-2, Y "" minutes could not 17. ) ~ Buzhardt (5-31 andtlttoi:,u~sh at Chicago lick, Indians II-I; Bunker, Or!- and Los Angeles shaded Cleve(4-2) vs. Hamilton 13-0) · us at Loo Angeles ,oles 6-f; Pascual, Twins 8-2: I land. 5-4, in 12 innings . Ford (7-1). at Ho?ston Mikkelsen, Yanks; D. Lee, An- : , Baltimore at Booton (nigh!)- New York at Philadelphia Igels: Millers, Orioles all 4-l. , Bob Aspromonte s grand I Barber (2.2) vs. Morehead slam homer climaxed a I G. All R. B. PelWlllaml Chi 11 1• • 71 ,m .J! /Jelen 1/elp Us! . - OHSAA 'Appro~es New Regulations ~~~~ 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June ll, J984 A · . -~"' ' • - ''"'"' -.. "· bll ·,,ln, . , .~. ,.. ~ll~>t:.-·-ottJo. -. ·--. . ,.t - . . )' ·...··: ' - ,'.HOUSE· /,., . . ', ~, ~ SPECIAL HALF-TON UnLINE $195725.. , =-.. . . . . .": • . ·:lcll:f~U:~!!?. ·.-: _:..-.·-·: ·_:_: ·.:~ lllnnJ .Lewll .oinaJed fCII' Ylbteeo ............. z • ·- aaf.. .... . ..,. ................ .. • _,a 2' 2 4 _,s.... Qll ty ut , 2 d.A ~ ~,__ ~ • R. H. RAWLINGS SOl~ CO. �. . -. Letters to The Editor .......... . --..- ..... -. ., y ,.,. ...... lllll!lt "' ber. ltfe lni 01~~-----~ OltiG llld we~~ virglnll. tlv4~r '' ' 'IT'S A LEAGUE news olllllnly ~ ' o., .June .. ' ' Set tlee To Be OD Sau day Grne~lde lllld<ln ...... _ 111ooi1 II kiDp, preaJdenll IDdJaa ~~usllef In , J>erbajio It Is bealll,. . 0111' lalteroii ill ~ • ...,.."'" wore awan !bot we llld counta')l. would treasUre !heir thoulbts. . Sho wortod hard. oho 111111..... they beqUeathed to us tlletr ed JDiljlb and she prayed of· lllbmentAlls. ., ten. Because we believe that , We recall the id~le pr::: Glare ~! ..1 Q4utp011aJ, ' WINS DEGREE H-2Pce. Llvlni ltoom SUITES- Prosident Robert L. •l b t t e present a record number degrees _ 1.~20 - at Ken' State Univeroity's Slst annual 3 prlng commencement on Saturday. An.ong them wiU be Barbara GrimDl, RD 2, Raclne, B. S. i.n EdueatJon. Rl•.; & S...Y CO. Phone . • "i.v 247'41 j_ i~~ Thlrcl 1\>;'.. Middl•port BAKER FURNITURE Ml DDLip011'f, 0. . · .. Property Transfers .,, . .-"' WE' NEED TH~ .~'- I ..;-' • • R~i ' • ,196i Dodge · · · · · s995 Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Auto. traniJ. Radio and ~1959 . • DOOr Statlon Wa&on va. Auto. trans. Radio Three Meigs Students Make High Honors Archbishop Fired ~195 Death Toll From Maniac VB - 2 Door Hsrd Top Chevrolet. Power IIRiriDI: IJid . brakeo. POwer&llde. Like new condltlon. One careful loal owner. 62 Skylark - - - - s2195 F1ther's Day Sunday, Is Rising VB - 2 Door Hard Top Buick. A real pertonner. l'ullr equipped. Really sharp. .' Hamilton,.BuiQya 1 and Elgin Watches- Fairbanka e 61 Skylark - • • • $1695 · VB - 2 Door Hard Top Buick. AD •lnll lop. Aulomotle shift. Sm;lrt bucket 1eats. Extra ntea. 60Comet • ' •Ronson and Zippo Lightoro I Cuff Link and Tie Bar Sets - - - -*995 SANDWICH BLAETTNARS ! I -"- ')> >;'(.--,.,:"' at our loti LOOK at these cars! We'll LISTEN and deall DUKE CLEANERS 63 Ford Galaxie 4door ~. · - · · · · $2095 Some things don't last. . ' ' ' Thot GUARANTEES ·, . ••. all buttons are replaced on your laundered shirts or we wil1 laundry . . . e 3 Shirts Free of Chg • V-8 motor, stet trans., good w[s[w tires, radio and heater. New Olcla trad•ln 62 Olds F-8S Cutlass Cpe. · · · · · .s1995 V-8 auto. on flo~r with console, beautiful red vinyl bucket seats, radio, w[s[w, one owner new Olds trade. ial discrimination and he has V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, w[s[w tires. Shows exceUent care by one careful owner. ,. 59 Ford-Galaxie 2Door H. T. · · · • St19S PLACEMENT.TEST S901dsmobile,98 ·4door · · · · · s1495 FuU power,.IIIC\Udli)C ~wer windows & fJ-way power seat, tinted glass, rad,lo, heater and-.goocl wjsjw lites · , . (remember hoops?) • (101-cGIIPITnm) POWERFUL V-8 SURPRISE 13, 1964-8:30 A.M. START REMODELING WITH YOUR KITCHEN SINK Room 24 ··The Federal . . . . · V-8 motor, auto. tra11.1., blue with matehlng Interior, nice automobile · ' l~w · ,.. ~ · .. ~ ... · l,lllleaae. ·~. Door Sedan. Auto. trans. Healer. Appearan.. OK. SPECIALS ' CHECK THESE 57 PONTIAC 55 PONTIAC i-5. I!ILYMOUTii .• . --'.-J;. .- ' .. 'i- ~ •· 2 Dr. H.T• . . $eden ' 4\tr. Wtpn i . . ' 1951 Cadillac · • • • 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. ' -:VI · ' 1 .i 'i 1 CHOOII 11111 · CAIINIT SIIIIC • . . .,... fl.,_. ... - _ . , •• • at.,, ,.,. •••& ' ROWLEY &,REED,HDWE. Middleport, 0. WY 2-5342 ; ' . ~ ·-·· ' • -. J.' ., ' \ \ .. •·, ' . ~' ' . .". PLUMBI~~. & ·HEAT. .. . ING '~ ' . , r ,. \ - ~·· I >'1 ' ' . ' Rambler ClassiC-the-big buy • .. ' ~- - '-i ,; ~ . -~ 1 • -.. .~,. <' • . I ' ' ~ ' q "Cornp;wisons Used on m.nufaeturers' •uaested ret•il prices tor top.lln• 4-4loGr Ud•n• wfth V-8 enaine, hnter •nd front bait&. ••t ·~ ' Cauncll l'llllllllleli llli,J!iilillc ii!VIoll~ coop1B111111 wltlt Tht Adverllalnt .• nu.s.""' . .:llliwtnl a-, .._. . - during the Big Rambler Selling Spree . .' This smart and sporty Rambler Classic has more V-8 power than the standard V-8 in atop-size Ford or Chevrolet, has virtually the same room, handles and parks alot easier, costs over $230 less, • and has many big advantages at no extra cost that thex don't have at all. What's more, with the savings of ·this big-room Rambler, you can keep your budget happy and, still splurge on sporty options like reclining bucket seats, conso,le, floor shift (manual or automatic), power steering, bnd<es.:windeWs,.. or whatever. So come on and have fulL T@ke a lqq!!;at this powerful surprise at your Rambler dealer.. _e~fally now when you can make extra savings. ' If OHIO V~(~EY I N, ..WAve. :(.,' YDIK IOCII Poablller. "- . . . . ,. • ·lopll'tftllellootaddri lloutm.-.1 =~•••••....., -.1 •'tr, willa IUII•s • 1 nl; ....... #rrtl . . . c:-.hoa ,... DiD" 1 'r 111 ,. _. llflt ·''.• . Motor . ' More than !5,000 Pe11ce Corps Volunteers are needed to meet urgent requeala from developing nations In Latin America, Africa and Asia. T11 ba consicklred for nining programs you should take the non- competitive placement test June 13. Either send a €ompleted application to the Peace Corps before the tat, or flH one out and submit it at the time you take the test For an applk:ation. or more rnformation, write the Peace Corps, or see _ ' Athens, 0. • 2 Door Hard Top VB. Auto . tran1. Radio and h-.ter. ' ·1., DID YOU KNOW What do you want to buy? , •. What do you want to pay? STOP V-8 motor, auto: tranS., power steering, radio, jJeater, good, wjsjw tires, sbowt excellent care .. . :j ··· -•o • ._,.,,"·- -•••• , ;,- ' 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. trana. Radio ai'MI heater. ,~ • '< Ij I ' of intimidation and repression WYU432 ·;t ,. rn:: '~9~ =.,. j:xrf!'~ against priests, seminarians and laity who bave tried to reach lbe consciences of white .... '""' '1111 liMn• 'I Watch Bands eMeeker · BiiU<!Ids . ~ Rings ' POMEROY, 0. 1957 Oldsmobile 88 . ~ s495 Some things 60Chev. Nomad-4dt Wagon • · · .~1S9S 1be ].lllnt that'IVmade famous195S Plymouth --· - s2so New DuPont LUCITE* do S8 Buick Special4, d ®~• · • · · • · • s~s Wall Paint 1953 Pontiac -. -· - s1s0 Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer Si~:o."''CC & Mill St. Middleport eSpeldel Lodge, lnj,ia~ . .. and Black ·Oily.~ ';. ~, An enlry has been filed In Meigs County Clerk ol Courts conducted a viclou8 program i Onlwly ........ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ,I 4 Door Sedan. Low mlleaa:e. Shows 10od eare, Intyre has perpetrated inexcusable abu... In two areas: He has failod to exercise moral leadership among the white Catholles·of the diocese on rac- oUes in his arch-diocese." ,. I ENTRY FILED ed in his letter "Cardinal Mc- '1957 Chevrolet.· ·"- · s495 t J~ne 21st uBut why the achool.?" a teotive asked Seifert In the pitai. -A Evelyn Lucke's office author. izlng Allen C. HlU to proceed young Roman Catholic pneot. with an investigation ol the diwho said he hod been dlsclplln- vorce action filed by Frank ed before and threatened with iMusser against Nancy M~·~· l suspension, has asked P o p e Three :.•mor children are m.. . Paul VI to remove James Fran- 1;•.:.o:.. lv.:. ed:.:·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 cis cardinal Mcintyre as archbishop of Loo Angeles for alleged failure to exercise "moral leadership" against racial discr!rnlnation. I I 4 DOor Sedan VB. Auto. trano. Heater. 4 Door Sedan va. Auto. trana. Heater. eolor: eoral and white. 621mpala - • • • CO. • FURNITURE MASON, W. VA. LOS ANGELES (UP!) Sandy-haired. 29-year-old Father William H. DuBav, charg- 1957 Dodge --. . ..· s495 MASON Hydnwa~. Fully equippod. TRIIlST FOR FUN-When Marl!: Sanzen 2, went to eet a drlnlt from a Jprinkler In SL Polenbur& Fla, be got a Ultle, more than he bargaloed for, · Fallulou . 4 Door Station Watton VB . Auto. trans. Radio and heater. *3295·.. · j 1:958 Dodde ,~ · · · ' Hart Top Logan, sophomore, Eric • llom•o/tht and heater. 2 Dr. we are there we Housr Air eonditionint. Thill would make a tood work or flab· $30 00 Oaw". B~t~aue •n Cc-nventent Terms • Sharp all white. Bucket seat with full consul. Rowe down 8:fl STEAK .... $295 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 ONLY .63 Grand pOntlaC • Pri• dents on the Rio Grande lege honor roll for the second semester. Dr. Carl L. Wllson, dean, announced thai Annette Kaye ahr, sophomore. Long o~m Rout; obby Ord, senior, Middl.,.rt. and Donald Lee Spencer, senior, Pomeroy, scored 3.5 or better to rate the honor roll. In addition, Meigs rounty has six students on the Merit roll, composed of students scored 3.0 or better. Lester Paul Manuel, freslurum, Racine route. arbara Crow's 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Standarl tran1. Radio and beater. SHOE COLORING' Harrison viDe. CataJina 2 Door Hard Top. One careful local owne~. Sharp. Young - _.est Asks 1960 Dodge · · · ~ · S895 · 11:."<1. R&H. M~igs county has three may lalk .ol things on which we cannot agree. Something always happens to moke a covenant between m." SaUe (Mrs. Robert R.) Stanley Stivers he~ter. ;. LADY ESOllft!E ,, ,.. I trans .. Harrisonvjile, SC\pio. Kenneth B. Lee. Martha Lee. Mildred Arnold. Arthur J Amold to Marion A. W~lch, Lots , 62 Pontiac • • • - •2195 together. Wr go to the cove Lucas down · London 2:36 a.m.; 1flsb or jus• to look at the clear Merrill up Marmet 9:05 p.m.: Chotln up Manne! 4:25 a.m. Elg-llff up Manne! 5:15 a.m.: A. E. Dyke down Winfteld 8:50 p.m.; Cherokee up 11:5$ p.m.: · Semel down Wln!leid 12:05 a.m.; HeiZ. , up : Winfield _1:311-a.m.; I up Winfield '2'30 a.m.: Ailn up Winfield 4:55 WhU~ t old, Marion A. Welch, Aff. for '2 Door "300'' - 6 cyl. .Standard shift. One careful IGed :..wner. Nire. FuU .abe c:ar. do so. We shljUid all strive to · · • · be kinder to each other. a ·m · ''Often Ulese days we Kanawha River - Lucy Jane water. ,» ~3 Ford ' • • • • • •1 and pOliteness. There are a down 4:45 a.m.; Jane T. down great manp wflo treat eac~ oth· 6:30 a.m.; Lutl)er er with the great~t. of arum~ down 7 a.m.; Lorena down 7:40 Elea,rance· I::a -SPICIAl.S . son , Da- cloods were slghted arou• U. vld. Columbus. and one grand- coin, Neb., but appirl!IIA!I caused no damoge . (c.ntlnuod From Page One) _ THIS WIEK'S i B Bertha Harmoo. dec., to Kenneth B. Lee, Mildred Arn stand my grandmother but per· er up te, :4"<30·a.m.; Jerry BO&haps you will consider 1n retro. wor~. QP 11•. ~ : 30 p .~ , ; Chns spect the value of a thought. Jr. dolm Jt,t:fO a.m.; Edeana Bol,...rlh down 17, 5:20 a.m.; POLITENESS !Philip ,SJ>OI1i, jiuk 17, 6 a.m, By Viola B. Stewart Belover uP"!B. 1~43, ~~~.; . . . . .. "Polltoness is one or the lear utl>l~ " t~ a,m,. 'T"n IP'tatesl things in this world. 18, 1ll.ln,; Sl. Marys u• • u we were not polite everyone 2:35 3.111.; , 8&~1111 . ~ up oold shun US Wh en we are 19, 4:#0 a.m.; Harry · Dyer up w • ' polite people notice and say 19, 5.$0.d.ll\. ,..... ,...ct uP. 20 , • 4·311 · how courteous and kind we a.nl.; ~aijer ~kjo~ up . are. 1 think that to be COW'!&- 5:25 ·a.ll\.1 $oy.lh~ - .,. 21r .5' . ous is 80 much better than to a.m.: Wttle l!dfl~ up 2~,"' be Impolite. a.m.; Oowanl up 5.511 •·~·· n. "The courtier should he coul' E. Bo;pteo up Grte!Wp; 10.15 P· teous in his courtln&. A young m.; Alton Zephyr up Greenup man should be careful to exer- 11:20 p.m,; W. S. Ray up, !l""ncise good mannen In court- up 1:10 ~t.m.; John Ladd ·Dean ship. In court the judge should up G~p !iJIO acm.;...Rav~ns­ ohow both courtesy and cour- wood up 31, •0:311 pm;; AlliedAshland down 31. 6; 10 a.m. Bob ·~~if everyone would be mar• Benter down 32, 7 a.m .; Hamcareful what U~ey say to eacb ilion, Eaotern, Defender and Syther the!'! would be jess court- camore aU downbound and wait:'nartial. As it Is there are a lng at 33, and Coal KlJ,:g, Cot· eat many who treat eacb oth- ton Queen and Elisha Woods ~is wu _,ltten In limes of ·upbound and waiting at 33. naUonit tlltmoil). . Gallipolis Dam P eo c e "We should tteat our cousms down 3'20 p m · A J Patten with the greate!t or kindness up 9;30. p.m: ; 'i.unia . Point ity. Ithiokg tllo!JIIB wrong 1 8 m. John _ /night. Survivors includP ...";:,.":;; VALLEY LUMBER , 1 Dtm 1t.a, 1U. rljilllllfe on roU•rs, ~Muon 11.33 PI J>teaSilit 24.18· lllnton l.OT raiun,, Kca*~ F~h 1.- .. ~ fa!Uilg Chlrl..tAll,. 11.93 sta• tl•noty i..ndon Mermet a n d Winfield dams ~ere on I h e b'ea!:&ures unshared are hke of her final .tars, Too siUa. ' books un-read, we wish to share to worry , too tired to pray this simple little composition God take our hand and lead Boot movements; o1 "Politene99" with you. It the way ." · Ohio - · National down written In the mld-IBOO's When lbe pasaed away Ill G. do 12 waa belo ed te 1 grand- 11159 we wired an orchid with 12. f .: I~ a.m.t Role · wn , by our v ma rna . · "To A ~;10 a.m.; Dtll. Queen up If. mother. Viola B. Siew~l . ' ~r:Ot"~~ in ohar- 10:20 p.m.; Q11een City UR She wao nom In our'~ in& lhla little sohool compooi- t :U a. ,m.. Nq. . Ma.rllnisvUIIe [ 1 Uon thai stu. wrote •• long down 15, i:I!IJ· " '"'' . Zl,nlln<t Jago you will not only under- dO!'A !!'. ~;jl6 •·~ C.,:V, !farn. .... DAMAGJIIIG ~. llld ~rflu'lderatorma ed acr093 the plaino ·t t t,. Graveside for Mn. from Tuas 1o Notth D~tl Roosh , a former Rutlai!d Thureday niaht ·~ tod.of. ,,,. [re.1ident who died ill Columbus 'Jiwlaiero lotJchod doWll" l!o Wednesday morning, will be Miasouri North · DakQ.ta, /liM at the Mile~ <.'t 'metery , ]braska ~nd Texas duJ'tnc'.6. [Rutland, Sunday at I p. m . At leal!! loor. l~el ? MnROPOLITAN MOTORS, . . jI' .....,.: _,'r~ POMEROY, 0. ! Watlh 1M AwU!I-Willoiac lloiiiJI' XQo Show OD CJIS.TV, Wed. oveniJJp (l...IIJioll, 10 Pll, ll.S.r. ,. f eG '06 1!. MAIN ST. �I .! \ •• ! ·' ' B3Seb3II Group the dl1irlcl Boyo League Afto- lboard which has pledged uoJst. , party to decldo upon a oomlnee l .o;·=~;;;~;;;-=:;:;::~==•r~ elation were Orville Jarrell ol ance In wor<Jng out problems thll year. " , Letort, Bill Hayea ol Syr•!NI"· of this summer's program. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Greek and Bcrn.~rd Diddle, Racinw. [ Atnbo~r AI~ A. Mas·~~,Miss The L'Otllmllolonerl art to do- WASHINGTON (UPB-Preol-lho Grea Pt1mo Minllter ·•• B"nd• WII!IIJ', whotle and K.y, Mrs. li:dllh Russell, tide all probltmtl eOIIL'frnlllll dent Johnson would llke lo see 1.11 deUverod a mess~~• from rria~r lr• R<ltfr Atma will Mrs. 8eN1e !Clot and Carol. play. the ReJ'Iblleano nominate a GoorJio Papandi'«<U IG Presion ••·•nt or liaLurday, 1111 Mn. Mar..ret llutt.on and CanIt was emphaolud tllaL lor· woman for preaidanl this yur. cltnl Jobnaoo Thuroday, l!ut the •I of honor rocently at a dieo ond &andy, Robbie 1 n d A baoeboll ouoclatlon ror mation or tho South•~ Baoe- Johnson dropPed a joking hint. White Hoooe would make no ,,.,., ,; •. " · b) M". Mollne jl,ori ChapiQIIn, Mrs. Mary Au· Southern i..oc:al School dlstrtct ball Asooclatton in no way shall , to the GOP 'l'llundoy during a eommont m -•blo orrorto to .1~ 1 -t••<: Miss Donna Smith mlU1r, Mfl, Franeu s~art, ••• 011 ~utlzed ThuJ'Iday even· conflict with other orgamza~ , While liou~e ceremony markmg ease tbt Cyprua erlll•. .,,, etoc.>l t:.Oin of the Brad.' Mrs. Martha N..h, Miss Lin-ing at Soulhtm Hlsh aehool. tions in 1M HVeral arcaa o[ !be l the effective dote of a law J Mastas lef' the ..ocullvo .• ~m dt o! Ct1ri1t. da ArmJ, Mill Johanna You- orflcers named were Char- district. suc'h as in Syracuse. 1auaranteemg equal pn~· for msnaton b.Y a side door lfWr :• •· n•··d ~""" tolor thorne ger, Mra. Hollie Wrl~t. Mrs. Its Pyleo of Rocine, president; Team mana1ors and of[lcera t worn..,. . . rfoeetlng Wttli Johnoon [or obout • ..•r: :.d out In tho doeora· IAnn Radford, Mro. Milford Hubert Price. Portland. vice or the as~~K:lation oro to be at The Presodent satd he thought an hour. Press . Secretary •''"' ~"• ftlocod on • tAfktrt, Mta. Bea Sttwort, Mro. president, and Dick Ster~ll of the high tehool Tueiiday at 8 !her• wm women today capa- Georae !. Reedy satd the amwl!h whl!e r.ul'fr ond con- £lion Smith and Mro. Vir1inlo Syrocuoe, socretary·tro1surer. p.m. to meet with a committee blo of bom1 pre11dont. and r• bassadoro had requeoled the , . •i•K a "'hit• umbrella Overturf. Se(eeled as eommlsaionen of of the Southern Local School lorrod to olrorto of "I cortaln meetmg:.. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_::===~~~~~~~lil!!i~l!!!!~!r: Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., June 12, tlli!H - --"---- !-....- - - - Sentinel Churrh Bridal Shower is Given Recently Brenda Wagner at Church New~ - -- - - . --··- -----··· l iii. ' Flowlnr~ watet' , .. a backrround of tree~ ... a church spire in the dietance • , • tht!se alwayA make an outstanding picture. Tl~ rll. But what ~n imporlanl part they are! Every one Ia" Houoe of God, dPdicated lo His ~rvice. Every one is a community focal point, helping in o thoysand ways to broaden and beautify the live! o! Its membera. And ovoryftno Is a vital link in the •hining chain of Chrl•tlan bollef that bround ihe world. ....... ]\~nt Sunday Montl•y Psalms 11:.! :1-10 I Chronldn t6·2R,an Wedntsday Thursday P~alms Fr!dor Micah 7 oL4·iO Mark 11:1 :i-28 Acts 116:12·19 'rue•rlay S1turdar Aet1 . t :ll·tl 1:.17·47 Phone WY 2-2!\.'10 Mtddltport - I GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. I c: ~10 VALLEY BAKING CO. AI!Pnd the Cht1ft'h ol Vour Choice WY - M•ddle:port ·-· - FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES HEINER'S BAKERY Member P'TD Bakf'n ot Good Brtad Greenhoull WY 2-6031 WY 2·2644 - Huntmaron, W Va. FOR~MAN & ABBOTT Q~ality 2·~284 LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Loo Furn•turfl a1 Lown PriePJ u \:!"r:lln• wore Mro Vir1 Rou•h, ~other or lh• brlda, Mrs. Edith P<IOitr, mother ol 1 lfr<IOm, ano Kaih"; Mi .. Mori· i .•,.. lyn f<ar.·.. Mrs .. Allonl Karr 1 Mrs. Jose· .. Rnen1wood, W Va. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY • ' STARK'S DRUGS ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Pomeroy 130 E. Second WY 2·5421 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALI. DRUGS We F'ill All Doctors PrncrWtion• Pomeroy Why wait? Get the look of tomorrow right now. · THE DAILY SENTINEL Pbono '1'73-11084 Middleport, Obio BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Street P01Dir01 RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FURN!TURE .. APPLIANCII .. Phone .865-212S } .. Motorola'1 exeltlnl Color /65pieture is rectant\llw, full, bi88er, with a natural ohape aimilar to eolor movies. AI! other color aet1 c:ommerciolly produced in America today uoo a round tube with the oldo fa1hioned ohape of black-and-white tube• of 10 yeart aso. Their pictures are smaller, rounded off. j . NEW SLIM CABINETS tlmboor cloo,.. Uahted t;hanoellndi<;•tor, tone tlilntrot Puii·Push On/Oft contr"l. Hn eoltr indic;:1tor liltlt JS to all sets si'IQWn, ·' ' : :!_;: ·• Cabinets are trim enou1h to blend beautifully with other room furnishint•· They fit doter to the wall than eYer before po11ible with Color TV Mta. Com. pare thi• with the way round tube set1 stick out into the room. Motorola Color/65 1eta are available ia many flne cabinet designs .•. includln1 decorat91' seto do1ignod by Drexel ..elusively lor Motorola. '.:_i'~ {,0) ;r,g o ..... PROVED DEPENDABILITY Manufacturer' a full year 1uarantee covert free exchante., repair of Jmy tube or part proven defective in normal uae. Arranaed through us, labor extra. All aet1 have a hand-wired chuli•, hand and dip ooldered for high reliability. · I 1 .. --FUT.URING--..., THE BIGOIIT MOIILI HOMII BUILT ~ ll 55' Mlinoli• Lol1ur1me 17' •55' M11nolfa .,..A-R•m• 2.0' x 52' Rltzcreft R1nch House 13' x55' N1mco ThlrtHn Wlllo Msson, W. Va. - ••• •oilo ·'It ~Jo oA 1iA aM flo to Sl.OO aad up Main ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE Drposits Insured b)' FDIC POJolllliiOY F: c• .. . Attond tho Church ot Your CbOteet "Tho Frtondl1 Bank" ·.. )'. I ~nq P.M. 1:00 A.M. TO I Oioo ''We Rave lt" CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ·- --I NEW TUBE v•""" 4 B~ ·Days-June 12 thru 15 HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. "Mf'igs County'! No. 1 New1paper" .... •'I :·· Model 23CK44-EMpo••d •olld• '"' of 1enulne Mahopny with CIUllO flnl1h. Slldlnl HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE SUpport tho Chureb ot Your Cbotce \I Don't buy a color set that may soon be obso~e~~· Buy a 1\~otorola Rectangular. WUilam Howard Tumor, AthaD1, 1 .r-employod, and Lola Aletha Ziegler, It, Cboottr rd. Celebr1tlng Our 13th Annlvenary Pomero1 I ' M~RRIAOE APPIJCA'nON~ Pb. Mt1on SP 3-8D93 Weot Main St. 'j ·-.·. . " TRAILER SHOW Esllbtlobed In 11104 Welt Columbia, W. Va. ;:rJJ -' --:t - \ , r• WY 2-U40 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Pomeroy .~~ (in color TV] Model 23CKJ8-H•• Mgtorola's new ;!~• rectangular color tube (2'3" overp,U diaa. tube meu.: 214 sq. ln. viewi ng aru) liS ~o all sets shOwn. Genuine Mlhlillany or W•lnut v•n.. and selecl hardwliiO<l tolid!i · or genuine Birch vene1rs and Maple solidS wll Provincial Maple finish. One 6" t~eeller, tMI ce"t,o 1, li! hted C:hlnnet indice~tor, Pui~·Pulh On/nff r-nn~•o! BIG I - • - FREE! "WALGREEN AGENCY" WV ?.·2955 l'omeroy -·· · . CLEANING Pomeroy, Ohio Loeal Union MS88 2-2~6 - CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WY WY 2·2!561 L. Vou1h1n. M1r. •~ MPthodist DRY Near Pomeroy .Mason Brtdlt Middleport --- - - , l ,. en Wolt, Mt" M•ry Jo Wolf, . . M S'b I D M _ffi· , I Y orst, rs. , IIO<!ial hour with prlzo• 1 . P 1enour, Mill Linda Bahr, ·•rded the wlnnero, I f to r Ml08 Jean Pulllna, Milo 'tleh ref·eshment• were ierv· Ruah, Mr11. Kathryn M or 1, , d by lhe hootouoo. Jackie •nd Janel, Mloa Jenny Attendinr were tht above Dean, Mn. Belly Lou Jean. " :'nd"l\lrt. Fannie 4 dams, Mrs. lllndlnl gllta w@re Mn. Ray Morrie, Mra. Henry Etch· MllJ'rl•, Mre Ho!Ue ~recltrk>k, Inger, Mn. Eddie Hartung Mrs. '. and Mn. Hobart Newell, Hattlo rr•lck, Mrt. Ronald and Mro. Wllloulhby Hill, O.bortl; Mn. Mabel Van Me~ Mr. and Mro. Frank SloiOII, er, Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mrs. E,. Gladyo Sponeer oDd lber Wrtcllt, Mr1, Olear Web- er, Mra. Gay Ann Clay, Mr. It'. Mu. fi'loyd Ridenour 1 n d and Mra. Eldon Gaul, M M•·s Ella Hannum. Martaret Chrllty, Mr1. Hoste.,es flit the July meet· Spencer, Mrt. Zona Bill•· Mr. · lng will be Mr·s. Milo Biggs, aDd Mre. Hobart Smalley, Mro. Mrs. HaiUe P'redarick and Mrs. Miry Parker. Mrs. !dill Oacar Mre. Slna Bailey, Mrt. Harnh. Mra. Ruth Baer and Diana. Mro. Erma Cloland, Mra. Ju•nlta Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mro. Marohall Mro. Ell11bath Wl.,kham, Mr. end Mra. Don Matlack a n d Dona !Cay, Mn. Thelma Spra1· uo, Mro. David wnnam•. Oamoo wore playfd and reION lliOVESTl frtohmenb Hrvld. Tho 1lfta l\'ere opened under a g~en, pink and white umbre!la. Middleport 240 Lincoln St. ·I ¥ ·1 H Ito 0 r. ''· Arvt Game• Wllfl played Dorlge-Dari - Lancer - - Dod&e frucks •. l, Mrs. Pooler is Hon,red Guest For Shower • .wo;-r c... mtnittee chairman: and Mrs. Navad~ Beaver, Mrs. Hel. PLUMBING .. HEATING *' ., ;!'" WILLIS AN'JIHONY ""' .. • ·•• · ,.. _ •• . •mcilors "' Ch~ster Coul'k'il. phine Mr..-~ht!t! Mrfi. v JuanU.a ""'Chtoro of America , mot Spencer, Mro. Mabel an Met•''odnelll• evonlnc at t~• lodce er, Mrs. Gladys V•o)oL, Mra. · •II wtth r.tlas Ledo Mae Kroou. El01e Spenc:er. Mrs. r.,, bel Goos. ~ , and Ml"' H«nry Bt<:~ver 11 lem Mn. Ruth Karr, Mn. Le~ · oto-o. tha Wood, Ml's. Ethel Orr, Mro, 'l'hf m~t~Ung tn chars• of Ullle Chmty, Mro. Ulo Mat1'1. Mlo Cloiand, opene<l "lth lack, Mrs. Kathryn Baum, ripture . .eadina b\r Mn Cle. Mn. Erm. H•ulman. Mr1. Fran. , ·1d. foflowt<l with. th• Lord's eli Spencer, Mrs. Ida Knljjht, r roy .. ond pledge to the !Ia~ . Mro. Jeannt Cord. Mro. H. B. ' her , ffictro tltcled wert Mro. Kellrnen, Phyhos Clark '"r~ J.Pfl:ncer vlce praall1ent: 1 and daue teri. Mrs. Esther ·ro. ~arry Wolfe. oecrelery Wrlifht.M Mrs Laur• Mae Har· 'ro. Eldtn Kraeutor. trealur- IUfli, ro. Ma ry Kautz. Mrs. , Mrs, Morton Wood, eent;. ,Audrey McCoy . Mro. Opal , ·1: Mr. Norman P'red~rlck. l Elchm.ser anc: Laur;. Jun, 1 ··~·.- tt· ----- r ted o·· nsident when th1 P11t Mrs. PaPIJ11ti' Rice wru uot \h'm to God In Hi' House. You e&IJ. roly on Hlo promiee tliat He lea vi you comfortles~. ,,• ' • 'W alna Venoy. Mrs. Adele CuJ. lums. Mra. Mory Arms, Mro. ICUiont Smith and Mrs . Ev• lyn Murray. above and er at the Che1t.er "1rs. (;lartrCP Neufzl'"' far f rom WhPre J'Oll Jive, lh£11'fl 8 R church that COUld ll(Ve your life a new d i men~>ion. WhnleYer doubt..~ •nd fea rs you ma7 have, brinr 'ANN 0 uNcEs .L Berthl einl 111d Shoron church. Moy 22 fliVen bv Mrs. - ·· ·- .. · · Poarley Kan and Mro. Fred Mrs. NNtzlin(f lsPresidentof ,. , . of A Council 1 .-~ •od with pin~ rosebude, nch, null aDd mints were rved . Th• refreshment !able . ·•d a lace cover and pink roo. encircled the puneh bowl. r •ro. Kav Rowe preaided ot the Mro. .tonald Pooler 1Mary """" bowl and MIIJ& 8u11nna Jo Rouah) wa11 gueat of honor "lf)ld, aerved the cake. at a miscellaneous bridal show· t!Pnrlin~ w~:re the Whonvor we travel we see Christian churches In hal'IJIOnloue aet. tlng•, and there'a a teiHirncy to think of them as "part of the ocenery." st ret~~ Wll I I THE FAM w erner Ra-d.10 • . ,· .rrtea lo \1r• B•rnice lin, Mra. Naomi King, Mro. "" li" ~rl•n• Davis, Mro. \lle Rowley. Mrs. Artie Hila, . .i>'• .ltwdKn >iii" Mar~ Jor- Mra. Geraldine Lllht[oot, Mrl. n. \1rs. Art Marcum, Mro. Marshl Houdalhl t, Mrs. J,or- i her many girts, individual .':t> squares iced Jn whitt •nd , '. WJ1it.a't'hot! Photographer. love to flnd a scene like title. Name- s Pyles . JtS pres1'deDt ' , , ~';'hN::~• :.~:.~f•:~J'i>rlz. Sh:~:,~:~lsMrs~'C:ret~ ~~; ·bcrL · "•apmot: and Mrs. Matt ndrlck o. MIS¥ !!herrie Hutton · ihr door prize. \Iter the honored guest op. . :1 1 I •· ' Model :Z3CFR41-Has bUilt•ln fM/AM rwdii3 •nd tpokers.. three ••PIIn.t• •rnpllflers. ..H. tHIN, loudness. b•lfnce oonttett. ,.lthlr• Traa . _ mn ~UI many other flftt IRtlrlilll OIUO FM thnO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . fMtura. Qenuinl Moh011ny 'ltnMrt """ Mt~•nr 191ldl with Clatttc finish., - ... • . Tatolemeone to Cbureh 1'hl1 Week ID Pomii'Ol' O.ar 00 Yam Phone WY 2-2!K9 " ' .• WoOd. .. ' . ; :"omes, Inc. · ltllt ·~· :7 "£vorytb1Jteln Bordwaro" Pomero,. Ohio .. .. I Model 2JCIC.JIM,-Gtnuina Bin::h veneera 1nl Mleot niAIWOOd tolldl with ~ M•tl• finish. One &• tpeaker, tOfte eoMtOI. Ind-. Pul-l'uoll "'"'" cllln...e -.ro Oft/Off control. I "''"' ' ·- - .. ........ - . )h'!( 1 . EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "x. . ' in~. �. . ....,. ....... .... · ~·-· · ..... . . ... ...... ....... . . -·- ··· ~ ,. ·' ,•WI { UneScores Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 12, r»o4 1 - - : : -::---- - : : - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;;._ - - - - - - - - - - Business Services WANT AD ~! fORMATION • Du ~ ........... o..d.. lrfWI "- IL ~·fl\ ... . 'll nttdo Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OAAIJI..U'IIO QUALITY .....u POMEROY, OHIO THE AMERICAN RUHR • " tl kll ~"f' IUN~ l>ftf'8P'e0 <lfl" ' <tt DQ ~ potless "noNs ~feo!' :o.DJ &o!Jo 1 ,......, lf'l..,...tnn ti. A ftf,lo • '" .'loci WOlD' '. e n•• per •nt(l • a~ ~ pt. 01 ... ......,..... •l f!1, ieMC. 'lftt ~h10rp lliflnlmU"If' •ll '"""'" pe1 .,""' fef '"-"~ t h r .. eoa •cl• ... Otleounr 01'1 HIO tOt Ootlo wrttur '' den 11t.tU.1 011 t'tt.AN KI a 'RIIb - ~ OBITIJ .1 .• for 00 • o rd on lo Caeh Wldtt:tnna• I• '"'tl ""• •n"' pl'n ~ 1 yWJU . ........ l l "' UJD ~ ... Dalb ... tuf'4ar ~ o\.11 .. J.a,.-oll llOC* rnt General Real Estalo cl ean interior. White finish, VS engine , puwer sLeet· 1961 Chevrolet Y:z Ton Pickup ••• ti'Dl .t••..,., .,,,.,.,, .. .. ,.nil' ~. lbou1A M • l>'•rt ...., l m ou..at~l f'IJ M'le ooh ••h n will nn• !)f ......orutl'lte fn• .,,.,,.,. ''"" ' ...n .. _ $1295 eu on TO PlACI: A 11&8UL1 noDUCING wa.m AD PHONE WY 2·2157 $1395 POMEROY - e • room frame house with hath, gas heating, ... 22t Phono WY NQII double lol OUt of high water. 1963 Corvair Panel . , - - - - - - $1795 Pay taOO.OO don and bolance Local owner, iJ:OOd tiM"s. Looks and runs like n ~. p ,_ D like reot. ro and1 1 ~u~leanry 11'~ll 1riiiim:Ei;QftT - 1 .. room frame bouse wllil hath 1 nice 1H C... 1 Ut'c." cVI:). I ;UI,I P.M. •ur n,. kitchen, furnace heating. One Altwrlnt nd R.... trl 8 Pocbfl •nd Zl-n"' acre lot out Qf high water, POMEROY, OHIO ., ,__ D Cl I $ 00 ., 500.00 . POMEROY - 10 • room frame 10 1uw. ry Hn " ' 2. DISCOUND home witb baths, hot air For Rent "' For Sale PICKUP a DILIYIRY fur nace hea ting, Iarge Yeran· NEW ANU USED ld 1r we ers, a p da Mulberry Avenue location coiiij>ressors, welding rod. ment. hone WY 2-3658. ABC CLEANERS the courthouse A steal Free demonstration. Porn- lfi)ijji!iiQi)MS.t;;;;-;~=:.,;;; 5 Z7 tfc & SHIRT LAUNDRY at$9500.00. eroy Landmark, Ph. WY 2-)t RO'lMS, bal.il and base- 17:1-5543 MIMn, w. VI. BOUSE TRAILER _ I bed- I 6 12 4 appll~ , rnace ea . b oDe .1"\.U\;"A, ... ATTENTION .· n-'• Roll Fans! Dance, Sidmday night, June 11, at the LaJDl Hall in Rutland, 8 _ 11 Pea"".."" ··- umabr ..- ~ u• r, __ _ _ _ _ __:__~~- ! r IlL p. uloul CabrM'' .iD NrNnD, 3874. J 3 alnglns and playing all'!h.IEILEI::TI\Ol.UX sweeper comlatM ...L L 'n U hi ,pJete with all attachments, FIWY-aNISHED apanments. Ph """ ro ts. :!-2776. After 5 P· m. "ho•ne (G) 10 ltc including spray gun. Like WY 2-3574. "' new condition . Guaranteed. fOJ!, SALE - Mexlcao Tomato $32.76 terms or discount for II 21 tic plants. William R. Holmes, cash. Phone WY _ . THREE and four roo'h furoisheSyr...,.., tic od and lllllundlbt!d apart. 2 2204 tc menta. WY 2-64Sf 12 e tfc 12 5 6 61 Equipped to buttonhole, monogram, etc. Balance due , . . Phone WY • . 2 2204 29 13 'LOSE==-w=EI=a==m-.-af=-,....: ,_"':...:..,...::"Dex ':.... A-DIET tablet&. 98c at _ _ _ _ _ _ _: 111 8__~ ___st_c ~ your drui otore. 1959 TROTWOOD =------..:•:...13=..;25=tc trailer. lSI> ft . long. Elec- .nter •'•thlno -.au • · Hare'l bow Wl wmorterka. clllrlnlolhea oriD caDan W -::J" •"" ~ we -m ww lck-un P •-. cleao with u them ~ regular ,. proofing and bani them up for storage, 1n sealed cedar!zed bags and wbeo ~~• ore ready for lilem, oell fall, call slonally"~ us ~ dor lei our routemaa know "• arw ........ • ...- 7 30 lfc EXPERIENCED II RADIATOR. SERV I C E bath R' h d V h BLAEnNAR'S or ph they will be handed is r~ree. Pa•~ N·~ Fall 00 Deliuery. A:I!.C. a ....... and Shtrt Laundry. Mason, w va. \ I •.. 01 0 ~~~ a ,.~ =~~f ~hlo~ntoond. ~: wm be aceepta:l tn ueu IIMIIItJ Mlaenrile. 4Hde l'.8d '""' oewer ll'eUNOI u., ~::•';;';",:':.~":.':"':7:."~:;o:::.• ::~ on Rt. 248. 3 miles past Uflod ' "'"' w111 . , ...,,......., •••• Chester Golf Course. 2.2 ::f::e~ecu.uon •rut eecurtn~r of twt . t nd Propoeale lll:lall be aubJec!t ta th• I I cres Iand , rut1 rees a ••odlttou lhot , . ,• • ,..,,.. "''"' 01 . shrubbery. Forced hot air !!:':' ,,;. ::, •• ..":i heating, well water. Keith runde, tban the rt&bt t. rH•ne<.t to Ch8 Ifee, Ca U: Ch ester 985- lhe" bold .,.., '" an.r • ••,,.. t eo day• date -';;" 0~e.r , (I) 10 6tp and nr to award oontreet. et ea:v 3120 ~~ ·~,,y;,~:f: ~~:: ~ =-==-o--o-o-c--- - __ SP 3-5543. m ~• 1 ~ 1(;:~~~~0:~~ .,ul,.trsl and 2f months UGUNS and•r bu J,, se trade tpllll. Bill Wellman. Les WIUiamson It Tiflln Jewelers, Phooe 50, 'OIDI Pleuaot, If. v~ 10 18 * -;;;;;;;::=:::::=-::---\UTOMOBDJI: JlliDnnca .,...-been ~ - CIOceQed? IAII -• lllr"l lll:eDie? cd-WY ;-:,:.,. .._ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-==-==-=~-::::~ 'ilPENING JUNE 15 Ed's Auto .....,_ W. Ma'- St., Porn40 ~~ 0812 eroy, . Complete111 line seat coven, convertible tops, carp01a and ,.; ;nal trim . 0 0'-· •• v ill" Stp ~ l'AMILY REUNION ·. C&ll . us to have 1 prof..,ional · group •-a•to. of r "t your 1amfly Pbo rfWIIon. Call or stop In to your now. make G • s appointment ud ~ rover 1 t Jo. WY Z. Zf70. FOR SALE Pomeroy, 6 11 6tc l~UcnON: J~ • u , at J2,30 p. m. I sell the followt·ng mercbarii:llae at 671 s. Front SL, In Middleport, Ohio. 1 Dlolng room suite, I Tappan ljll range, another gas range , 2 IIJlall desko, t metal bed, 2 ~soero, ...,.lng machine, 2 ..,..•eratotl, pop cooler, . . ~·e IQ!chen table with chain, 2 eablnebt, e qL Ice eream free· ..w _.., r l . 1 ' ~ase, ur, 1 book 1 day bed, rocklnt! chair, Z Uving room M-'tes 3 lawn mowMany 1M" • ....... Glller arUcles not listed. .., sh nrms: ca . Not responsi· blO for accidents. Bradford Auction Co., C. Au ...,neer A C. Bradford. Manager Paul E. Haptonstall, owner 8-Utc pay, see or TlffiD ·JeweJ. line. Oil tanks. Give cond~ · era, Point Pleasaot, W. Va., t1on, location and price. Pbone 10, BiU Wellman, Les George Kissling, McArtbor. --William•= 1•lJ"""JUUI Phone LY •.,....•166 ..- wr1'te P. KILL TERMITES and · 0. Box P. G 11' 3tc l"" .._..., lawn shruho from inseers lnsurawith and ARAB •U-do-lt Coocet>Irate. King Builders Supply JOHNSON Slm ,__ Ca., Mlddlepol1, Obio. · - .... AU(IIDII u ..ur..... 5 2 tfc .,.~cy, .· fOI'IDI ol In ;;:G;;,;;;;g---,i;a; ~~-~ IUJ"88lttl. JUD JobDIIOD and .r Bod SimpaoD, Ageolo. oew machtn • $5t.ii0 up.b Several · used I 1 lfc es a1 argam prices. The Fabric Shop. Singer Business Services and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. - WY 7r22M. t 21 tfc FOR YOUR Bult•·zer •ork. uu . Phone ""' 2 ••55 I' I L 8al "' · "'"Ohio, • auR. D. · 2. • VENETIAN biiDds and repairs, ley, Pomeroy, bamboo porch shades, cloth . 6 1 iJ'Otp awn 1 Dale Wippel Supply, 215 Umon Ave., Pomeroy, Rickard '• Alignment Service, Oblo. 5 18 3lltc (formerly Grueser B o u• •r 11 ng~. -:;::;:--;;:-=--:---=-~Works), 288 W. -1PEC I AL purchase of 10 ga l. of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY II 0p •• .... portuntty Man or wom.ao wanted to Ex Mrviee and coiled from eoin operated · <11arette, oandJ, leo & other macblnoo. Thla il ao excettent poJltlon th1t e•a be worked lull or pari time. Penooo oelectod mult havo 10-12 ~ bl boun per dweek, ,.,... n<a e outo •n S800 to $4200 capital WRITE: Director, Dtpt. Q.6S co. FEDERAL MACHIN P.O.... 1101 I Little lteck, Ark. Giving Name, Addreu. Tel• d"tse, .rad"108.$9.9~ up, clock Pomeroy, d PbonOhio. R. H. Rick· radios, $12.95 up, all speed ar • e WY 2·3578. pbono aod Othu Pll'llcuiarl. ... • record •layers, $12.95 up. T. Wheel balancin1, auto •lass, ll""'""'""'""'""'~!!!!!""'""'""'""'l V.'s $29.95 up. combination brake •ervice. Auto Sales •t I r radio, T.V. and record player J 27 44\c _ _ _.::;:.:::....:~:=::.___ gm ar amp i ier. Werner 1948 PONTIAC Tudor. New dio, Middleport, Ohio. per hour. Call tiBll. yl upbolotering. Good paint. _ 2 _ll_ ltc_ Charles Mash or Le! ter Am- Body nearly perfect. Collect,.4719. old. s-&-30 or's Item. After t p. m. 01101 -;-;= --,...--c---- 6 11 6tc YOIIDi. RL 1, Succea Road, ,......, . ed - ~Reedsville, Oblo. •uo. arm another ship- landscapln•. o 6 I .... ment of Apache camp trail- Lowboy service. J_. ....,. J ~ ·~ FORD F 1r1 ers. ust in time for Fath- fers, Pbono WY a IUle 500 VI, Iller'a Day and summer vaca t te ...., tomatlc transmilllon, L~w to ,.,,.,. ••• .... lb.• ... w ,,.or eonnser.~ ....; trectbidder u lteted to tu.mJ.mt.e bond •••••••,. "' """'""' '"" "• .... ., .,..•• •«o........... ,,. ,,...," .un b• fort•tt.e d to tht vtU.,• not 1 aa pen••tJ' but ae liqUidated dame u . ,.J.~ ~·•:.,.-:~·-:,,,::~ :••:. 1~ o•wanl omttot: .. , uom the tow'" ...... , ., ...... ......... ... mu•t oontalll Lhe full IIIIIWI of • v •r, ,,_ .,,ar.... or lteftle•• •ntt to peraon "mo. menl. till Father's Day All ot! 1 · m e' '" stock, new and u<ed from $295 up. Ams· bary's Apache Trailer Saleo SllFourUt Ave. Gallipolis: 446-023 9. 6 11 &tc ME:AT CASE : 6 ft. doublf' duty g<lOd condition. Case and 1 Compressor in one uru·t. Price $150.00, or wiU trade for refrigerator. Howard Lawrenee, Lon g Bottom, Ohio. RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE Phone VI 3-2733. l i n t - Toltutland- su 3to "' ' ' ... - · ' - r i M .....- llltiid • a.. • II" 714 <LAOA r hatdlop. lib. 8UIOIIIIIIC po1NI' at.eerlq, pollfl!l' radio and tlO way, ¥1ddlepori.' CaD WY ... ••tte CLOSE-OUT Plaintiff, ..:.'i untiON~::, ~:"' AT WHOLESAU _ ..a•h NOTtcl •y PUILICATIOM no ....,,.. • -· • ..._,, ,.,.. .... u __ ..,, .......,.,.,.,. ot zon • .......,, - uton, .,_.. end Jqat ... 'dutributu.. ~•tor•' ...,....,. "" ...... •"................ If ..,, ....... Cb.... NUitdl ami the llllimowD Uin, de- NEW Outboard Moton BOATS · ,ud ....... .,.,....,_..,. ...,... tntcw. •••c:uton, ot Etta. atnt~o ........... wm ,,.. ....., ,.,, ~"!'..\:•,~~·.::..:: ~::0.!"'! I Coan .. c.~ I Couau. . ...... lltom ..... ObW• ~--~~~ 3 bedroom 111114 eoun. tor u.. pUUUon of cer moD Pl•u of Hell• ::!.~ ~,:,.:,:'",~!.:.'" ~CCESSORIES . ~ ·~•. •omo:"!r"':"'.:. ,':!-.,~:,. :•: tldo rARM - Located of Ne;r Haven, 74I mlleo acrea aouth with modem '-room home, bath, ot Pllrlnllll, oontlllll· . place Wllllam .......... ...... s.... " ~:!:-t!~ :!..:=17~~~ 8 liW!h!. ' ~~.~orti; ~V...,i••••,-;: WHt and forced aJr fuel oU furnace. Several other pod buUdlogo, alual .......... t acre• 1·-'-- """' pond 12 ID pas.ture. Owner will fiDaoce . dowo. with $50000 JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN NEW HAVEN, W. VA. P""- 1111141 I f Jtc rooma houaa on R""·-• R--• ....... •uau. T.o- Jot AJuml ·.-.c•• . nnm doors and ;rind "'---able. Kermelh ..-.. . •r Flbr01lan & paint Save:SO% - - D M o..d~ Vol. 1• • .:.. :=:. ._..... Peae Gl. nt Motoo c...... U.• parUHoa or laid l"d1 • .u.w Tlto '"''"' ., ,.. ""'""" " and "" ot.b• :=::'.,"!',!'o:."..~~:,':;'.,.'",,~~ •='· tor .,wtabtt NlJH. Satd :,:.,/.""'"''"' ""' no '•"'• ....... now. ••o_:u~•.g:~:: "" .,,..,.,,., 1 11 0, w , ..,...., "' ' ' " · ... NOTICIwu., .. •ALl ae~u ....1 'nl• 'tn a"bO\It .. l.llloto • w111 .._ 10 00 ol.......,oot '""'" '""" '"'· '' ' • '· .. •l a .. • • A.uu1II. Prapert, eaDaot "" 1111ld ror ~ ~.- . ,... ... ._ '..., .. kltrbUta...., ..,. u. ",... ·~ .., ' -~· ..,. "'"' /::.... ....,... '" ,.. .,.... _, .,,.......,..;,. ,;, "'' ""'" '"' tL u"!.. wu.,, Do••-•· -- NOTICO 00 JL\Ll 8 .,, '""" ..... "'mora • · ,... WI.. "'' (loulltlftt: at ao ,.,. •eree or ~ ~ ~::C"' ·- ..._ " .,....,., ,.. 1.... I"''" 1D luttcm To1r111h1•, M•ll• u.aoo.oo. Count.,-. OhiO. Property •PPrut· od ProJWtr llu bulldlllll lilt" wltb beautuul Yin• ot Ohio allo MeCullouP 171.00... Ia ........ '175.• tabJ -ft.f9·er• "'ndiUon, I ••U.uouw ,.._,. •* ·-~ =,.:,_~ .., - ' • e ....,. '"""""'•· and lour cbalro, , tao.OO, I ..1 1 11• .11 venetian window bed bllnda,with fl ., " (.,· .1,o. _ ,•.J&e~ ,_ each, complett · llreM IDd :Uque round~' :::: Eastern FHA- stau~r HarrllioD_!.ille,_Pbono_SH_~Mro. Jobn Marine s·-:..i ..,.,.. .. Instolls · NewOHicers The Eutem ll'.H.A. Installed officer• l\lay lt. They 'ftl'e, Dew '*' fl CABIN Crulla: aod lrlll frosldent, Sharon , NUll' Vic• er Wltb 125 b. p ma!Gr, Preaident. Sharon m. CaU WI Wl$1 fir Wl ~· torlan, St.lela Null Newa Jle. (f) 10 ltC ~-..ww ·-- · SEE US TODAY ... bear pool at the lponade England, zoo. Mom 111!1polar ai8 stand ready to Ill•• the ~ eub a pew. - ' . er, ·Janet Holsl-er. The Ch•pler ;b., look a trip to C&mden p ar..~ May 23. METROPOUTAN MOTORS .0. I. Mlln lt. ,......,., , ... I' ~ ~~lr,..........SH T~~ ,r:'~.::"· Obt~"!~ ta1a11:1.1 ~ ot •n aon I 11 30tc ::. ~e;.."'P!:':O,.~o~ r:; Machi 00• J..l•ht ~ Boat Llcen,M loved ~..... ,..,....,, obout oo ... tary, Pat Bailey, and TreaiiUI'· •-•u """' IDJ M 1 ••lin IM-:.:1:•... & . . . ....., 5 ., ah~t~, "'"'· ColuMIHtl, L""'' ltll'llnet. 7 ,._ "' '-: (I) 10 tie ot"" Pom•roy,&tew of Ohio. "'""E«•• · " '· CJ•rk r.'••• lcboeDieb, "' '· ,.,;-::==::-:= "' ,. THI CO-N ...... COUIT TULA ~=·~~~ouNTY, oHJo I •• --+ 1 oompan:r tateruted 111. th• "' ""'" .. '"'1 1"""""' or '"" ~ -u"""' :.:~u~.!~.lr=· :':nJ!~•·..!:,. ._.. ._. lla__.•rd -· o1 O -..... ... QUI.. ..Oile G(tflo r f •• ss_......,. - 28.-- .a.- 2t. L&vo ao . IL.A.,.._ - ..=. Santo. VW.ft mUeage, ucenent eondltlm, 1012. See Olen Yount Rt. I, SUoFarm ~• n•~ ~, ceft ... ou., ReedsvDle, Ohio, If.. aod lttorm tel' 4 p. m. - .._.. OLIVER - · ,_ ".;. 11 II tfo ""· .,. a 1 1 <1 ltp ahape. ior'""""'· Prlco Jt5t MERCURY In•·--'"-'•' Got Acquolntocl Offer hml top, jloW· ...... plclc - up, Rocapped Tiro Salol &uod rlllllllnG . AI. WhUo theJ 1111 ,___ ALL SIZI NOI'IIIIll Weber,wuw.... Long Bot!Dm; .....,u,, Racllle, &4-«c: PAUINGII TillS • $5.92' Ph ~siitii one 1186-S2'11. I I Gtp NEW 13-14-11 tN. TUIIS *1 45• . -. . ···-· • "Piu1 faa --·· -~-· ____' Open 7 da-,. eiCb week 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1111' 1 Dlscluupl Patients recently discharged • d mclu ed Mrs. William c ll n e, Milw. 000 000 231-1 I 0 Elmo Pierce, John Jeffers, San Fran 000 000 113- 5 10 1 Mrs. Richard Wag.ener, Mrs. &pahn, Sadowski (I) and fta. Dale Harvey and infant daugh· oew. Sanford, Pierce (7), Shaw ter Mr E L p•-~• • s. ugene · _,,. and (8), MacKenzie (9) and Haller, tnfant daughter, Mrs. Dayton Crandall. Wlnner-Spaho (5-4). Rayn. es and Infant son, Mrs. Loser _ Sanford. tA •) . HR-· Da v id R. Karr, Mrs. Charles Kuemt, F. Alou. ...,. son, Mrs. Herschel BrumWll f1eld, Mrs. L. D. Rodgers, Mrs. Cincinnati 002 000 010-3 1 z Delbert Boster, Charles Ab· Housto,· 000 050 000- 5 52 rams, Mrs. Joseph Cantrell Tsltourls, Ellis (5), McCool Mrs. J ake Huffman Debra Jean• (7) and Edwards Bruce Ray~ Caruthers, Walter' E: Wells, ' mond (3) and Baieman. Winner Joho D Clonch Mark Ray ftaumond ("I) Loser Tsl bum, Rickey Bradv and eff-• -tourls1 (2-4) HR-Cardenu •-• • • "'" • ' ' ,... rey Henry, promonte. ' St. Louis 000 000 0110-0 f S Los. Ang. 000 100 13x--6 14 0 Washburn, Shantz (7), Crail (8) ano Mc~r. Drysdale (8-5) an<. Roseboro. LooerWashburo (2-4). (Only gllliiOI acbetluled) . modern ranch styI• home with ......,,. ,.u: 61 car"""' ,..,..., c•-ted .... r... II'""" "~'UIIi roo m "14 •• ot lh• '" ... vu~ .,•• 'IJf · Ton JLu.tland •· ...,. eo.m. and ballway, fuU basement, b' ot •·~ and &tate of (iir;o. alld complelely llnlsbed with toO ::'!:":!, •,'.,!!:...;o:::.-:• ,;"'\ll:l I' 11 square foot famHy Owo- oam •.,.,....,.. '"""" mu'" room. • pay ....... <• t"' diftetloD .,.., ,..,,.,'lS 1 H il being tfanlferred thn.H til'"' a DCn'tberl7 "' 000 00 do ' '"' ""' 1 ID•hH ,. • ,.,., ...... .~., · wn and eat!anume JO dttH• wm 11 teet •n4 loan with payments ,.,.,., ,._.,. woot .. ,.., ,. CUB'S A GqOD SCOUT00 per •Norib · lD- 1•:•uc. ""'South ••• 11 ot ••• oubltoll:ut,..,., bit month inc1udin1 tu:es and deii'N• ·to 1 LIUie wav outfellow of the acnmbleo ~t::··-•"ed· 2~1 30 ~=~&~~~~~~::~~:¥. tion. Bring DBd ln for demonstration. Special "th free camping equipWI n· :~, ~~·~··~::., ''::..::::. ~ :.':': r,:. '" "" or ''"•~ ; I___ LI•• b•-'tb ~RII..,... .. ,., ., NEW RAVEN - be aattllaeuou the vm.,. of Pvmerooi Ohio. ror theof faithful perfonnane• 3173. II tfc fOR SALE: I 1o1 011 Mulberry Helghlo, Te. WY ~I if ...._ "" NICE BUILDING lot, vtew of ;;;::;;~;;;;-.u=;-:-,_::....::_= r 1ver, 10 s 1.61 for sale. Walter Gruner1 Rlvervlilw Drive ' WY 2-3230. _ _...::..::..::::.. I 13 IOtc --~~:_ mfuir;;;t;;;:;~:~l Sale or Trade I'JIIDAY-SAT.-SUN. Main St., Wrlto To·. King Distributing Co. 7190 Jllqnlow Torroc• Mlnnoapollo :12, Mlnn-• auecenful bidder will 'l'hl ttmo '"""'tho ..!~a:nc!:'a:. ,,... f:~~~atc~Lf::CUt! ""~!: ,. him, ed obau """"" ..., ,. ,., 7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TWO Inch tubing and rod. 2" line pipe, I" or 'Y• !ncb gas of aaid shoUld btd be reJected , aueh bond or CG'tlfled. rhecll: sbaU h rthwlth b• 1'!"-.,;...-------.-.,1 now.; . .......am... ~~~:; ~~ \:',.,lh:, y1111 cleaner, brl""'"ter. st~::~:jfi~~~[~~~~~~ n~'"wer Reftleber •·the an IIP'- ~ Pomeror F~i:~Pi:=:;-;;;~J FOR SALE : Modern three ..,. 'Ia& bedroom home. 3 yean old, --------!.... l&IILIIIIN 11.:n....... au~ ~~ ~!"lP~in~-.:~':. ~~!t':~ ==c-===--~---- e ~~!~~~~~(i6)~1D~4l~p~ .------ M"tnDeSO Ia 110 200 001J-1 7 •v Eutered llolpllal Detroit 000 020 000- 2 3 0 Among those who entered Stigma• Shlffiet (91 and Bat· ·~ (8) 10 tfc house on LID· colo ffill, Pomero) · ~w~:-;:~.:: gt:z :!..~!':;!:; We ....,. a0 Sewer Maclai.Rt 0 0 ra e. IC ar aug . Mid 1 Wl 2-3348 WY 2--2186. Reuoaab• Ra• f 20 tfc Call WY z.zrl' Da• 91 N•~t an, . d eport. Ohio. 7 • llt1 1 ' ..,. SALE - Mexican Help Wanted ROOM double at 131 ButterPlants, William H. Busineu Opportunitiea nut Ave. Very reasonable. Syracuse. WAITR --ESSES and ·-barte_d _ 0 wner Wl"ll liDance par..., E. R. 6 8 tfc n en MODEL 98 Mauser- 8 mm mu.st be 21 years old o; II Hedrick, 133 Butttrnut Ave., older. Some full time jobs Pomeroy, 0 . Phone WY 2MJl'O. S 8 l2&p bunting rifle, Weaver K-4 and some part 1.lme JO . bs tU!I'i' scope swing - out Apply Must have neat appearance. mounts. with Call WY2-2519. · Th ursd ay INmod SYRACUSE three bedroom m person, b ' (6) 10 3tc Friday and Saturday, ' for man or woman from em ome, near school, FOR SALE- Mldtlleport'o tall- tween 12 . 5 p. m. at Sun- this area to service and Modem. iosulatod, waU board ~ ..,,.,., •• ~-.. ~-~ -• N. down N"'ht co.llect from coin-operated beating,f large lot 72 1 295. ~ """'"""'"6o ·~ ·Ciub. dis W Ph Second Street, Middleport (6) 10 3to pensers. e establish or:o· Ev•nl••s a. m. to 57 p. Z..3974 ·- m. t p WY m route Car and referen P'rtced for quiL-t sale. litQU11re 1 · - -- - - - -- - - desirable. • ...... • •-a • w • Party must WV l-Z<fl I 2 tic · at Ohio Bote!. 10 16 Ue Wanted To Buy h sh ave ca t capital of S900. ===-c:--,-...,----SALE. - Me•lcan lomato Good ... ~D. old or new, po ent•taI e arn1ngs BOUSE for sa1e: I I."'ODll, two plant.o. · William H. Holmes, no1 necessari 1y tOp quality . part-time; full-time more. apa,lm<'ltts. Must ..U. Locat· Syracuse. 6I Eskey Hill, Pomeroy. l~tp For personal interview, ed near downtowo Pomeroy. FOR SALE give phone number, etc. Pbona WY 2-5131 « WY 2tric b k • c:.~:Pow. ... endo~ bedroom brick bouse, Z baths, lot and a ball, out of high water . Nice location. See by appointment, or call WY 2·2885 or WY 2-3250. From the laT!lut truck or bulldozer rsdiator to th• omaUest beater core. ~ • son . l[:' ~'::,;,'~~::_No ______ _::_;::_ --FOR SALE In Mldllleport, 4 apartmenta. Inquire It tbe WY 2-2143 Otuo Hote..l. a-,._ II - - 0:., I'GOm """"pled by tile family's • p•ooo --J - - • ') ' ,. •''"' ,.. · - " ' " ' ••-""' Mrs. Jobo A· Eplin"D l 510 Jack son Pike, J. Warren Thomas, N y k Lo Rl Rd u. be ew or 000 130 130 - 8 13 0 000 010 021 , • t wer ver ., lllt"r Trailer rt A. o-t McQuaid YNirMf' S u<r.t on - • ~Did I ... _."0 B to (4 5) nd 81 nchard read at tbe MuaJdpa) BuUdln• • Pom· Court, Kanauga Harry A. Rooou .n . a a8 . crA'n u be •&led and berta, Ht. 2, Gallipolis, Mrs. Mollnboq(9uetandte, ETilarlmley ( Lo ), C()Qo. lor ··s........ sermenta,•· eontreet ••,...1," 801IJnprov• u aun Hubert . J · Sharp, Rt . I New no M ybo ) It (2 •) an. HR-Ma . '"""_, s... ~. Pro-to ,..u Haven, W. Va., Mrs. WUllam on uque e ~ · m, Paul Bowers, Grimms Land'no, Mantle 2, Bressoud, Mantilla. il~.t••;_eonprl)!o.aleb~~~:::. o " u r.ct u. eld 1 .... n.: Va., Beatrice M. Forester, ua& •• wtth the ,.eclfloallou. Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. Robert L. (IZ lnni••o) ~nd .~eclfh:atloD• tncludft: c • ..,tract wson, Rt. 2 R.acine, Ray~ L. A. 000 201 010 001---S 10 G Th• w011:: ecrt'ered b' the plene La e!~~.Un~u-;: -:~n ,~':::~p:=x": mood Barto~, Rt. 1 Reedsville, Cleve. 000 «102 002 006--4 l1 ... Ltn. . . . . Mrs. Thoma.s Ha ews k" 1, Well&- Chance, R. Lee (9), MrBride "'"' anut,.:,~.. 30.. •:ewer T,.. ··o" Menholo 3 ... ." • mes • arv •• Sr., WeU- (9) Dullba (12) and '""'"ers. ton0 E tL J 1 PJ.eru ••• tPeclfte~~Uou een be am . awson, Rt. KraUck McMahon (8) '"""' Abefna.. · · I c oncnw. Headwall 1 Eacb st W"lli B L ' '"' '' ,.. """"'.., auUd'"•· Pom 3 ,h Point and Mrs Joseph lily (!)• and Romano 'w•---· 0 " ' ' Ohk>, "' •• tho •••" of . ' · wo... :;: otackburn, Ravenswood, W. McBride (3--10). Loser - Aber· 12, OliO, . , '"" . . ........ ........ • nalily (2-3) . HR-Adcock. wilb b1114tnJ blanii:J at t.b• t.tter Blrtbt olflee upon PIYUII!Iftt of U.OO tor Con· o• WHICH wtLL Mrs. L. Earl Young, Pome- (Only games scheduled) Piu• and IPedticauon. WUI b•4 man. roy dtar Rt. , son, 11:44 a. m. Natioul League "' 000 • .,.,., '""· . , •...,, """ ""•" Thursday. Mrs. Carroll J . Chi-ago 20Q 010 111- 1 12 1 ""&.::"~"::;...., " " . . . . ,.,, ' ' "' " " " ' ' ot • mou~ •• - " '.."''• ~o""~ Robertsburg, W.Va., son New York 000 001 011- 3 9 1 ., • ..., ........,..,,. '"'''' : a. m. Thursday. Mr>. H. Jackson (H) and BerteiL 0 :; f.:'.':! :: Stanley · Rawlings, 3611 Third Wakefield, WUley (7), Locke (9) ~0:/? ~·;.~.:.'"'o'i.U:~ ,:,' :•,:.,;:::; Ave., Ripley, W. Va., son, 7:33 and Gonder, cannlzzaro (7), bui dnwn ancl made PQ'Ible to th• a. m. Thursday. Loser - Wakefield (1-2). HR- complete with range and refrigerator, 14100.00. lmmedlat;e possession. Harold ColllDo saleamu • WUU WY 2-mcl am IDiell, S.le•m•• WY I Z47! 6 12 3tc p- ar i oow on tile Ia the olfleo of u.. c mll: •f the VUtaJ• ot Poll'ltro,. 0 lllo. and tn tho orne. or til• Coa.utun, ID'l1tnewe beritftal'ttr llamed. 1t.t thfl ume llerelD.befort mentioned ..., b l&! will btl pu.bUdy aNI room, 1964 Baron (10 x 55) in 1howroom condition. Price Drv. ..,... ~ s-·t, w•• 01 E""t u-ID jn mahogany cabinet. FURNISRED and unfurnished .,._ _ Pbo __,.. ne Vl 3-2602. 8 8 Sip :"""""" AV. Clemn.a.J£U.' YOU '""" "'~ ~7":.-'"""· ,_ "Free Storage Plao" '-. ·. • .., b'•, empty apace beautiful 1D ucbanp for aD tbt .......... tU"IJVtU •--u Pappas. M 111 e r (I} Brown. Talbot Wilhelm (I) .Bu-i ' Martin. ~.Inner - p •.•pa. (5-3 ). '-D.. Wllbelm ("""2l HR IJUI)'t;r McCraw Aparicio B Robin· bi~:G!~ :!0 ~~!... b,. ,,.. Holzer Hospital in the past 24 tey. Rako-w , Fox (9) anJ Free~:!:cl!a~ ,:d.:~:C.or Po~ro~, boQ.I'S were Henry W. AJiiaon, han. Winner - Stlgman (lA). •• '""" ••· •-· •,~, ..;:::_. ':;..: 119 Bastiani Dr., Bernsrd M. Loser - Rakw (2-5 ). HR- Ba ;~··::~tz-;:~~.._!.. .:tufri Guinther, 1804 Chatham Ave., tey, Fr~:ehan, Demeter. ne~r ~m~e~n~t~fu~:~h;~~~~~~~~:;r ~:;:::~:""':~;J Fanta~•-, ·1elevision Revue 100 0011 OOD-· 1 ! : 1.ae4 1~ lfflll'R-.tOOillliirniiiie<r.ijiiii~ I Chicago Hosp1'tal News "' a, u . ,,_, .. S:rt PomerOy Motor Co. 3tc WY 2-&19. 4 28 . apartment with ZAG sewing machine 1963 mode! . Dta1 a stitch. But- Phone WY 2-S385. 1 e; tfc tonhol es, monograms, quos , blind hems, etc. Pick up last six payments fi .OO Uofurnlshed bouse, 4 monthly. Phone WY 2-2204. utnity and bath. 1655 6 12 5tc Lane, Pomeroy. Phooe WY • wn.L CARE for two ladies, 10clal leClll'ity or old age pen- llPr..... •• Oblo. PrOJIIftJ" Qj)OD.oo Uf CUJHit " .ol lor .... thu tlul apprabed talUI. Properly IOld .ubo lool lo tho U.n '"' ,..,. tor lN<. Paul U\'lo Cuel Executor ol. UUi ~.taw. crl An(ell Cuet, t)te. . Md CUCKLER REALTY 6cyl. Powe ra;hd e, de luxe cab, 4 new truck tires, beiie finish, heater. 2181. Notice - Legal Notice owner ID Mid- --~ Mojol LeiJll• R<nllo dleport. I bedroom home, T1w !~~~:..,: 11 •:~Iiili' for By United Preas llltemadoaal bullt~ln kitchen. wan to Will cNlud • Ut.t property of Cbt lit• A"tlllll American Leane loelttld n•ar Mou••)' Ru;o Ia • •carpetin g. CIll WY 2-37117 ........... "PomON7o Oblo, ........ Baltimore 000 001 020- 3 I 0 Close to school• • a:rlda7• .run• nu., 1114• 11 lO:oo 0 clCK!II; A .M. .. at UM oliiH of C NWo _ _ _ _ _ ___:1:.._:1:2_...:1~!:.... Crow • Jlo~ . Atton.o)'l, "Pomerw. Sorvt.. mg, power brakes, auto. trans., radio and beater. ~- 1neo ou nn•llt:r .. llltll • " ' 1969 Dodge Phoenix 4-Door a. .., . A ...,r ttll~t1<M1 .. Ct.j.tJW 11 ;(ffiS~~ II: SALE by In tho Hurt of f!A Nt ~CUA fiON• .... Ill ...... Real Estate For S.le Frarlk; . porter, Joan Allllllavll· .... AUCTIO·N U:.. cn'I'II"'Bll-AAlEDlTill Polleol Bonlenl 11no It T - ~11.-NaiiJ for_ .... •1 • .- , . .wlllleo!Y11 .We... M . ..... · emtq ietren "'-tt • pod Hill .. .,..helfon .!f<-., !'Itt IIVKK't'll "No. I don't ~ant the other klda looklna: down on JOU • • • bllt I don t want tho sheriff lookln&; me up ehherl" WJEH RADIO 5:00 Commtmlty Nnt ,.,.,..,.., .,.--~----~~,.,....-------PROGRAM LOO MONDAY "THROUGB FRiDAY 5:415 World, Natll•l Nen5:15 Spotlight OD 8porllt 1:1' Sign On 5,25 Weather G:OO Sign On , MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 1:1.& Musical Clock 1:30 Dinner MUslealt 6:00 Country Music Time 1:00 Sign on Ne ... 7:30 Newi Headline~ . :00 &.nset Blvd. 6:20 Cotm(P. Jamboree Sacred Heart 7!31 Muotcal Clock 7:30 Sign Off 1:35 JGbD llarml 1:20 Country Jamboree IA'l'URDAY 7!15 1'be Llfeilao 7:05 Breaifaal Party 8:30 Farm News 1;4111 Oblo Valley Newo 1: 15 SlgJl On 1:15 Jooeo Buick Slww 1:35 Paul Bowera U5 World, Natlooal ltlnt 8:15 Musical Cloca 10:15 Tlio Good Lila 1:40 MeigS Ct Acr. Ell. J,lo Sporls 7,45 Tbe Lllellao 10:35 A(uilc 1D Tlio Air 7:10 Hen l :i5 Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 10:45 1'llls Ia Mualc 7:05 1'11\f'l Chapel 116 Muaical ClocS I : IIi World, Nattoo.l Ne1r1 11 : ~ Top Ten Show 7:111 ltlawa Uli Community NeWI . I: 10 Sporll Tot!aY J1,31i 'I'op Ten Show (llullool) 7:11 Plckea;; Ilardware t:IO Talk ol Ihe Town I : II Weatller Picture 12:00 Noon Newo (Tuei.-Tiuln.) f ,55 Mason Cou11tJ NeWI I: 11 Musical Clock .12:15 Musical IDtorlude 7:10 Newl I1epor1 1:15 Newa 10: !10 FIIIDIIJ Worship Hour li:30 RaY. Merllu 'featl 1:00 BreUiut Party •• ,.. Public~ 1:00 MUsical Chck 1:00 Platter Party 1:10 Roy'1 Food Basket ,, 30 Song & SlorJ Tlml 10:so Latcbltrlng 7:00 I!Uudown Sereuado I' 30 V1D Patrick Sporta II: 55 Wol'ld News f:45 Family Worslilp a1:41 lllker Furolture-Wed.J'rl 7:30 Sign Off U:OO MOI'IIIJt& Melodlel 10:00 News 1:15 Open House (eseepl ll'rlday, d:M High Schaal Hit Par1t1e 1:00 Ne... RlNVAY 10:15 Newo Churcb Belli RiDil 1:116 Ooffee With Janet 7:05 Slgo On U:4i World Nawa I.J:OO AriD1 Time 1:411 Betty NewUII 7:30 rr.ncil Cftl Baptlll Hour 11:11 Special Collll!l*"... U :51 Masoo €ollll&f NU:OO Ministerial Assoc. 1:<10 Wlogs of BeaJID& Programs 12:00 Commtmlty Newo U:l.& CoiiDtry Drllten M·W t :3li Bibl1 Spel!ko Ill Ylltl 12:111 Local News d:OO ltlewo Roundllp U:lll Mu. CL Ag. En-'l'ue 11:00 Voice 01 Propbecy 12::110 BulletiD Board 12:10 Markelo U.U A.S.C. l'roiJ'&m-Frl 10:35 Wash. Reporta 1D Peopla 12:25 Newa 0 Grlml 12:1J Mid Day Wealiler U:IJ F.miJ¥ Woranlp-Tbun. U:DO Sunday Show 12:10 saturday MaUaet 12:il Evans Bulletin Board U:flt Tlny'l CoUDtry Bymna 12:1111 Nocm Newt · 1:115 News Beat U::m Newo 0 Grama 12:00 ltloon ~ 12:15 CbriBUan Hour 12:30 Agrlallture Ageol 1:00 Saturday MaliDM 12:30 Goesslar'J Guest Star-Frl. 12:ao Rev. Merlill Toefl 1:55 Newa Beal 12:45 Country Go Round 12:• Music Just For Y011 1:00 Billy Gnham 1:00 Saturday MoJ!nee 1:5} News Beat ••IJ Blaottoar SiJow..Tuea. 1:35 Lotberao &ur Cotmlfy Go Round I:N Newo Beal Local ltlewa 1:00 Tbo Clurrcll AI '='art OisclDg with Doll 1:55 News Beat 1:54 Bowling IIcoN 1:00 Coontry llyma TJmoro 1:00 Let's Take a Brealt ':30 Tup TeD Revue 1'00 News 5,35 World Ill I1a911W 5:00 News Snmmpry t:ss· News Beat 7:• Sign Off 1:00 Baptist Dour 1:.15 DinDer MD•lc•le t:OO ~ -wltb J:los4 IA1\JRDAY 7:00 Sign Off 1: 30 Sign Off 1:30 latereballp WMPO Radio •=• a:oo· ,,oo .- :· :}., \0? .. . ,!.., 1:• -- ' .. llttANNII ~ i. MAO!!ID lloOiJLO LIKE 10 N06QTIATE FOR RIG>ITS .v ... """ D~ I "i3 n .~~'TED......... ~'!A. ••, I.IU.J, ~ - ·sole woa Joe lleltl oo Ito Wolter B. IAwll form loeoled II ·A • Orne, Wnt 'firabdo t, (Wo ll.er Rolli, II mit .-1ft of-~ II J'Jo- .......... froia " ...... t DOT ·A MAN IN biE WANT& TO I!EPI!E6ENT U& lHEREI TUESDAY; JUNE, 16, 1964 lito"'"' DVJI.K TERIY 201""HD,ORD CATnE-208 -"Pl. ~- AO,;Iq:-q,l • kKVULr':l'ltB La .AVVJI. ' �\ . •• ..,. Girl Scout Troops Wins Curved Bar JJ 1 4n l.lQ.pfdStVt Qu~ol L"Uillf· 1\U~. Hacke&l .-Hi Mra. GnJe. and conaae. were pre- Cbalet" and .several other mel-II<Dled to them In recognition odles. Tbe ooncludJni number, ol tbelr leadership. Mrs. Vel· "'Taps" brought to a close the ma Rue and Mrs. Ke,..,th Mo- lmplrlng_ program. Elhinny were aloo reeognlud. A_IIOCial bout was held folTbe girls were sealed ID a Iowmg the program with aasortcircle wearlnl ~elr uniforms ed cookies and Ume punch ser· o1 green and white wnh I he ved from a table <OVered with red kerchiel and award aash a green cloth aPd centered with for the IP"OUP of campfire songs a• arrangement of yellow flowTh nd ll ta M Wll led by Mrs. Hackett. eir ers a ye ow pers. rs. · voices were well blended In the llam Grueser presided at the sones Including "Peace," "My I punch bowl. yelloW - . .. ·- ... Mainly About People In p eroy Party ~wen for HouseGuests El~·rft~ ••• 0,.. Satvrl!J. " .9 .,!!1- 01 Northfiel"~=~~~~ A party was IITeo al the home of Mro. SJ>OIIiler of Middleport In Mro. Raymond Jewell 0< of Sandy Borcenk. NOI'II>-"11 son, Tony Ray, Jell by plane field. Ohio, wbo II villlinl from Columbus Mooday to former schoolmate, Kathy, ber husband, A2c Raymond of Mr. and Mrs. Spo"'i· ll who Is stationed with Tbe program wu beld Thorothe Air F t Ta oma Wash •-··i of •. in the Pe I st orco a c , . Mr . .,..,..or, 1oreman ...y couple wlll reside at Park- Imperial Eleclrlc Co., w a Elemonwy Sehool audnorlum land, Wash. Tbey wert transferred from Northfield with _ .. lnd friends of the ponied lo Columbus by her January and waa jOl\lild by ~ ~t. Tbe opening mother, Mrs. Arthur Siuaher In March. Mlot~~:·~:~:ll c:wemany •• conducted by Practice Session Pomeroy and Mro. George Vo- will a Junior " 111 245 ~ ~!.t00:, of Gallipolis. High school thlo fall. . by the Rev. Howard At Heath Announced Mrs. Kenneth Rousb, Aiding Miss ~ler wiPthlwla ll A II'OIIP of IOIIII was A practice ""ssion lor all Uf ers, Jane~ Loll and Betty, Theiss and Susie Olinger. t4 t children who are parllcipating and son, Donald, of Marlon w..., tertalnment eonslsled of ;""lnd~• in Children'• Day exercises at recenl oV!!rtitght 8\lesta of her ~ plal'lni and danclnl PIIUIS were made for a rum- Heath Mothodi.st Church Sunojaler ancl.,brother In-law, Mr. refresbmenls served later. ::~:~:· ~~ and bake aale Septem- day will be bold Saturday aft· and Mrt. Arthur Slusher. au..ta ot the party WeJ"e ll Principal, (ave a talk using Hi In the rooms 01\! t h 0 ernoon at 2 p. m. at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conde Mr. and Mr&. Charles Grav.. Buddy Moore Conllle Cook, hia lllome. "l.eornlng to floor of the courthouse The theme of this year's pro- and children, Cindy, Jimmy, ly of Dunbar, w. Va., w e r e Larry Glad~U, carlo IJIInelveo" In which be the Federated Circle met gram will be "The Bible" in Kathy, Brian and Bruce, .. ~Is of Mrs. J. A. son Ken Harris, Jack SJiman, <!d Dill the problema facing evening at Ednt> and .Mrs. B. F. Gravely. Sa~my Clatworlhy, Rod Sauer, 1 h 0 conjunction with Bible Sunday. returned from a two-weeks Mrs . o. P. Klein is general cation· !rip at . Szaly who bas "'" ~~·tine Ball=, Edith Hap'ple In thia age of anxiety. th th Ed&ewaler, •· f MJ:I. , Ruth m ., ~ cl.airman with teacher; of e Whiel there ey were goes~ o been lht 8\lest of Mr. and Mrs. stall, Kathy Locey, Wayne Da· He said confUcts will arise Mrs. Ber Neutzling, presi· church school assisting. AU Mrs. Conde's mother, Mrs. v. D. .Edwards and lamlly left vis, Sean Mullen. Dave Burk· u 1on1 as we are living and dent. opened the meeting with age groups from the nursery to liam Wallace. . Th~~ for Columbus where ell and Dee Slaven. thoJe lout afraid of llving are devotions from Matthew 9:1- Juhtor High are pariicipating. Mr. Orin Smith and she toOk a· plan~ lor her home, "least lfrald uf dying. 10, which deals wit~ friendship Russell bave returned .~m a Gardll! :~v.e; Call!. She wBJ . and kindness. She opened with fishing trip at Lake Kissimae, accoinP'IUI4 to Coiumbu• He S:..'on;:.eaa inbe many a poem, "You Can See God," Fla. the Edward~ family. ~e~~ 05 forms era tween by N01 rna Turner. A medita· Mrs. Orin Smith visited sev- 1\Jr~. ~d VanMeter J*Ple and on grow;Jng child- tlon, "The House By The Side era! days recently In ' "llt ~·· Earl of YOlmgsl-[ . ron. Ha couclnded wdh the of The Road " was given by W. Va. with her brother 1011fn .we guesls the past • -thau&ht that one must have the Mrs. Neutzllng whicb Is a true and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. end of Mrs Mabel Van Meter JUNE 1J ocura&e to knowledg~ .•f account of a friendly couple who Mrs. Guy Reynolda has reMcAilistet. and otber ~laUves. Hlf and to lulve the humility truly loved their fellowmen and turned from the Ohio Depart- Mrs. Opal Priddy and Mrs. · Mabel van Meter, Mrs. The Farm Bureau YouJh to ""'"P" wbat one may find. • always sooght to pour blessings mont Convention of the Daugh- Bobby, are on a vacation Henry Eichinger and Dennla, Councll will aponaor • rummage Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Into the lives of others. T jl e ters of Unior. Veterans of the to Mexico tor a month. She and Laura Jean and llle Saturday, JUDe IS In the Ieeder of the _troop, welcomed is a commentary on the Civil War held this week at the on vacation frm Kaiser Eddie Harttmg of Chester street level office al the COIII"t-11 parents and VISitors and Intra- unknown and unaung good deeds Nell House in Columbus. . and Mrs. Raymond "Van Meter 1""".. dueed llle troop and their codaily flow from many She is one of the National Mr. and Mrs. Raymnd and son of Youngstown visited Pomeroy Chapler 186 leader, Mrl. William Grueser. Into the lives of others Aides and was also appointed and daughter of Grove City reecently with Mr. and Mrs. JUNE II She also recognized parentl enrich and bless. • as Guide lor the Ohio Depart- spent the weekend with Eldon Kraeuter and daughters. will hold a apectal meeting, the IU'illlld fonner scout ment The DUV made ils an- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mrs. C. L. Arnold, wbo was Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for I he en Including Mrs. Paul Thelss, During the bualness session nual ·donation to the "Plio! Turner. to the home' of pui"JlOIIe of JnlbaUon. Mrs. Clifford Stumbo, M r '· and expressions of thank• Dogs," an organization in Col- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lann&- daughter and son-ln·law, Marion Allensworth and M r a. were received from Mrs. G. H. umbus which trains dogs for rella and son, David Thomas, Mrs. Rober! M. Richards, TWO CI'I'ED llabert Scbmoll. Mrs. Guy Rey· for kindness shown ber se by blind and handicapped have returned to Woost<r alt<r with phleb!Ua, for noldt, repreJentlng !be Daughhusband while Ul; Ml8. peroons. The organization has · · h he ts Mr Tbe Ohio Slate Palrvl ters of Union Voterana, - · Albert Woodard, and Mrs. wn. donated over $! 000 to Jle pro- a viSit Wit r pEren ' · weeks II mucb improved. of the troop. was also lntroduc- !lam Basler. Plans we_re _made gram i"n recent 'years. and Mrs. David Ohlinger. Mrs. C. L. Arnold spent the porls .the arrest of George Mr. and Mrs. Robert weekend with Mrs. Mal\ne lor, 2l, Dunbar, W. Va., .... . for a planned indoor picniC din- Anyone wishing to give a child J r d Mel ty court toda Mrs. Hackett deocnbed the ner at 1 p.m. In July and Mre. •~ to the Training School lor and ren, u ie an Arnold and daughter, SUsanna. gs coun Y k .00 pr0 jects of the girls Lout R Jbel Ul h the d uva have returned from Mrs Dessie Patterson reUJrn. no muff1er, 'and Jerry s:'~:~:ll wor . s e w ave e- Dogs may do so by conlacting VIllage, Mich. where they · ho;,e Wednesday after a 21, RL I Rutland, cited to :u~:t:!n~ :::.dies whicb votions. Mrs. Reynolds in Middleport. with her brother and lam- week's vlsll at Great Bend with llpolla court today charged curved bar. Thel roop bad Reporle<' ill were Raymond Threesideredtype~ dol dobogs are GeconMr. an<! Mrs. Larry her sons, Ted and Delbert, unsafe oparatloo and no · oper·ll en the out-of-doors for Hood, Mrs. Denver.Thoma, Mrs. •. moiiJ illl xers, rand children. They her daughter and son-Jn.law, Mr. ator'l llcen114!. field of endeavor and she Rollln Radford, Mrs. K a t I e man poUct, lnd shepherds from Bostwick Lake and and Mrs. Clair Boso and r;;;~ of the three areas Mlos Nettle Koehler, ~. IIIODtha to 2 years old. Eacb Island and In lly. Sunday Mrs. Patll!r8011 conservation. sports, Rose Vance and John person who uses one of the piwith Mr. and Mrs. John was the dinner 8\lesl of Mr. pioneer badge. Stra..... lot dogs needs a replacement Vanco an<' son. and Mn. OUs Cleek of Port A dessert course waa served about every 1 years, according Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelllledy, land Mra. Norman Kloes 1 n d to Mra. Reymlda. Jr. and son of Fayet1eville, N. M~ and Mra Hanry Reibel · lcl.:~ Clarence Massar at the Mrs. Ellzebelll Campbell of are bore lor a vlsll wIth Donl~y Relbei and da:f!¥' POMI!IOY, OHIO of the meeting Pomeroy was DOminated as a parents Jn Middleport M" Bertha Relbe and . '· ' dele · to to the Na~ nal ConDonna iSS ~~:-=-:-==-~~:-=::~:.- - - - •• . . . ·. Mason and other relatives. Herbert Reibel were In CJn. TONIGHT 6 SATURDAY S ho l S , ventlon Wlth Mi.. Minme Neu~ Dave Chesher who Is . nd tb "BLACK GOLD" C o pomormg zllng as ajtemate. This ..m at North Isiand Naval Air clnnati last week to at1e e P~lllp Carey, Diane McBal, Saturday Daru:e be beld August 1 • 5 at the B Sa Di C 111 funeral of their aunt, Mrs. ~~:U~e ~~ay Spain, an A school sponsored High Mayflower Hotel in Washington is8 ~~r:e::r 8 ~a~g~~avP. Henry z_e_Ih_e_r._ __ "DON'T GIVI UP acbool dance party wlll take D. C. his parents, Mr." and Mrs. !lor· R0GRAM THI SHIP" place thlo Saturday at the Wa- Mrs. Reynolds is a past ry Chesher. He 11 stationed 8 · ANNOUN~ p Di:O~ ~-= hama High auditorium from I president of Jaae Howell Tent board the "Hornet"" and has The Sbaaflllleoay. to 11 p.m. (E.S.T.) The Jays No. 115 In Pomeroy. She was been on a Paclflc cruise. at the Fedora o·•~ wlll serve u master of cere- accompanied by Mn. Herthe Sunday, June 14, at I ... a.m. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. montes. Douglas. Mra. Monad Lee and - ANNOUNCE BIRTH Boys an~ girlo from the IIW"IJuno 14-15-l• Mrs Matue James. Mr. and Mrs. Garey Horgan ery through the Junior Depari"FO~.~~~cof~fAS" GAMES, BOP PLANNED . are announcing the birth of a men! will have part In tbl proFrank SIJiatra, Dean MarUn, The Middleport Child Con· daughter, Anna Marie, June 3, gram. e~t;.:~· servalion League will sp>"lsor at Grant Hospital, Qllutmmt:b;ua~·; lr~::-:::::-an evening of games and t. reGrandparents are Mrs. N cord hop for children of momBorgan and Mr. and Mrs. hero Tuesday evening tn th• bel Hammons. Nelli<! Borgan basement of the Sacred Heart 0/fO U 01 and Michael spent some lime M~ SC N Church in Pomeroy begtnnint Marta Kay Hubbard ob!le<''·lln Columbus taking care of al 7:30 p. m. There wlll be her birthday with a them. recreation and dancing for the party held at tbe borne of HOPS BEING HELD TONIGHT "BYI lYE BIRDir" younger children and games for Ipate_nts. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Summer record hops for ares J'anet Leilh, Dick Vao Dyke the smaller one•. Hubbarrl Wednesday evening. teen-agers are being held every (Color) Dancing was the diversion of I! FrildaJ night from 7 to 11 p.m. -and• the evening with refreshments at lake. Pollee ofll· "WHIN THE GI!ILS MEET TONIGHT TAKE OVER" MIDDLIPOIIT, 0 . Worshipful Master Albert sandwiches, pop, and potato cera Racine are chaperWith Robert lowery Woodard announces that served during the oocial ones. and Marvin Miller eroy Lodge No. 164 Free & AoA pink decorated birtb·l,-...,........... cepted Muons will hold a spec.) '""Y cake was preaenled to MarSlturday June 13 ia! meetlnr. Friday, June 12, Kay. W1Jt Dltney't 1964, 7:30 p.m. at the Muonlc A color lleheme of pink wao "THE LADY AND THE TRAMP" Temple for the purpose of llrsl out in the staamer•, (Cinemaacope & Color) degree work. All Muter Maoand decoralal eake. - andons are invited. There will be Mrs. Hubbard waa assisted "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" refreshments after the meet- with the party by Mrs. Jack lame1 Mitchum, Alana Ladd Jng. Welsh, Mrs. Cash Bahr and (q>lor) II ......._:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;_...._.,, Mrs: Harold T. Hubbard. ii Attending were Nancy Har· ris, Bob Rice, Linda Hackel~ Sheija Childa, Randy Becker, Mary Bradbury, Teresa Case~ ' Connie Bachner, Mary Jenkinson, Larry Gladwell, C o n n te Cooke, Cathy Bailey, Mike Gress, Remalie Nieri, Mike Evans, Candace Bahr, Kathy Morgan, Ruth Ann Lacey, Mark Tannehill, Joyce Davis, Mike Mullen, Mary Long, Mike Bookirk, Christine Bahr, Arlle caoci, Cynthia Mills, Raymond Hindy, Lois Ann Sauer, BUI By B. F. Goodrich Haptonstall, JeH Boggs, Diana Rex Roush. Jim ConBill Swan and the honored :lll!U•'•t Marta Kay. She recelvmany gifts during the even1111 ca i!oWIJ the" Qlrl Seoul Troop 211 111o _..t 11u awlr4 Wblcll l!1t liiPMt lll•ea to Glrl fof eomplettn& certain tests tll'1lill8 badaes In variOW< aoUriUes. ••Oilllll ": · aer -led bad&.. and the <lll"Yed bor award to JanlJ Schmoll. Paula Tbeill, Kathy McElhinny, Marilyn ~tumbo, Margie Harris, Sue Rift. Ollta Lewlo. OlrisUne Bailey, .ConnJe Cooke, Diane Davis, Rose Marte Rackett, Debbie Gruo,.r and Sttphanie Pullen, who ns onable to be present. Kathy MeElhinny read a poem In honor of tbalr leaders Rummage Sale · . Om Around And Is Planned On Sep· 4 5 rr: - Abo Middleport I Mrs. Reynolds Reports on C • !t I ~- OnvenfiOt:J . I Partly cloudy, coatlnned today and tonight. Scattered thundershowers this eventag. Low tonight In the llts, cHace of showers. DRIVE· IN !acket VOL XVI CUS'roM ••• solid cardigaa .with detailed trim aild,iliim akirt ••• ooijt' belt ... 22' back zipper ... ia Kay Whitney'• 'GOLD LABJ!iL• jacket aad skirt in 65% Dacrone polyester/35% cotton ... waist in 55% acetata/45% c:ottcm· atripe ... machine waobable in blrie or giey, Sizes 10 to 18 Elberfelds In Pomeroy 'There is little doubt that Squadron 1501 of Forked ing io secure its charter, that , lege scholarship. cojnmand. the most rugged land in Ohio. I thankless. benefits are substanThis squadron intends to serve Meigs anrl nPighhoring l He added, "the Forked Run 1 tial in the pride that comes coqnties with both ground and air assistan · in case of area is the part of Ohio where from having performed a diffi· emergency. I the CAP is needed most." cult public service. Alr;ady , squadron 1501 has · I Commander !Weber emphas· Squadron officers are ComIC!!OJB ·to an air strip at Fork- per J-3. Gary Griffith's four ized that the goal of the mander Weber, Gary GrHed .Run Jnotalltll;..by !be .Army paBS~n~ll! llellanca .and I. J .l "'!Uadron is to establish a good lith .operation o.fflcer ; .C·.. Ed . d?Pii:. Q( )':Jij!n~rt. ~.•n.Dim Cogar 'with a two,passenger. lire fighting unit and a firot Humphrey. lreas~r'll" IIDIL..~· Myers' property lor the con-: alrcoup·. Al9o qualilletl'"'" ill; ·J!'r-ilct ""tety department. He !Old chairman, Jomes -~- Supvenience it provides In construe- lots are James carter. Virgil t.he squadron Ia dedicated to ply officer ; Gary Ridenour, tlon of the ReedsvilJe-Be11viUe Bogart and John Stobart. ground and air rescue-, and executive officer; RJcluu;"d Darn. Four members of the The CAP group mt·ets week· building community spiril. . Shank, sec retary ; Dave Smith, CAP organization at Forker ly in a small building on James II wns noted by other mem- 1information officer, and Wil· Run have their airplanes rea- Carter's prpperty at Long bers thai more public interest liam Connolley, field manager:. dy tn head skyward if an em- IBottom, but members hope to ' and more members are need- Other membel'B are Issac Coergency should arise. i have a new clubhouse con- / ed to reach the unit's goals. gar. John Bogard, Bi11 Grues~ Owners of the planes are ; structed. Another objective is A. II interested persons are urg- 1er of Minersville R. D., John Squadron Commander Norman money to finance construction ed to attend meetings of the Stobart. Apple Grove, Mike Weber. who own._o;; a two-pas~ of n second hangar for planes o:quadron on Fridays at 8 p.m. Gree!o\, Charles Giffith. Tony enger Lusombe. C. Ed Hum- kept at the air strip. Squadron members received Tomilson. Clyde Johnson, Paul phrey with a tw.:rpassenger Pi· This new Civil Air P a t r ol ~rtain valu<.~ble benefits ror IShuler and Charles Marcinko. 1 I d an 5• 95 Wins Honors As Engtneer • l MARGUERITE'S 102 E. Main Poiiiii'Oy UELAND'S T.V. WY 2>:1255 601 I. Moln lt. Pomeror ' ' Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND . 1 ;...!. l·,, (:' ' ~:- : Sflll.u DM·lCflits"-'-J,flii6GM..O..P, r-..-· . a 1a :- 3' .., .'.· A. Dotted knit~ neck pul~Mrwllli otrlpe trim, $3.50 worn with hlp I*IJ•· con.n poe• X' , zip .jamalclln cotton pbardlnt, $4.110 B. Strtped .trlm· lonlslae~~t dot knit crew nedl · Clldlpn all .cotton knit, $6.00 with cotton Pillrlline lip zlp knM lllllt. II Of~'" . - ··:. ~. : I.J . ... , .,, 'r" ' ·.~. ' ~' BAHR CLOTHIER~ . ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . ' ' Letters 0 f pfOtest urged Against Area Descriptions Story ond Piclures By Bob Wingell Agricultural activity in the Letart Pa'ls Bottoms is going fu ll force .s farm• ers are busy from daylight to d ark finh hin g up marketing their callbage crops and workmg Ill thelf tomato ft elds Lelart Foils farmers are pleased with their returns from cabbage this Spring . " It h~s been the best ye~r for cabhagf' I can remember," says vetenn grower John HilL Other farmers 1n the area have rom e to the sa me conclusion. ~ven _though. mo~t of _the land in the Letart Falls farmers are n 0 w hoping a g1ant 1ndustnal f1rm. It \\·as leased ba ck to the farm ers The John Hill farm, located a few miles a~ove Letart Fall s, is one of the few that has not been sold. As the cabbag,e crop IS afJOut harvested. Letart Falls farmers are noow hoping for a good tomato year. . (M~r!_ P•ctures On Pas;e Two) Legion . PIans pondon Farm ~·- - --- - - - - - - - - -- - - the past year. Rous ts a so. a DIES OF STROKE I ""'"'"""'-''"~;,.-,..(~ me':"ber of the OhiO UniverSity . I ' Society of Chemical Engmeers. CHARLESTON. W. \a . (UP!) • . The a...ual electloa of oHIRoush plans to continue his - An autopsy showed that a • b~n~· !!'~~;: hlghwa~a p~ ..,. _for Weboter osl studies ior a Master's degree in Parkersburg man died ol a ' 39 WID b at I p.m. Monday Chemical engmeermg at OhiO stroke .rather' than tn]Uri~S suf. I .p g ~the poat home. All mem- university where he received fered m • light, accordmg to Pl ,ns for a pond to be constructed on the Legion reel'!!' Meigs County Prosecutor and Rotary Club President rs are urged to attend. an assistantship. Kanawha County Prosecutor ation farm were disoug,·ed when Feeney Bennett Post 1~ Bernard Fultz is mad . reparations for the h.,... Roush is an employee of the Charles Walker. Walker sa•d •American Legion met Wednesday eve nin g at the post He told a Middl , port-Pomeroy Rotary club Ladies show to be held al the lair· General Electric Co., and will Fnday that Ira w. Pickens d ie~ home. Post Commander. Albert Roush. opened the meet. Night audience Friday night at Heath church he is un- JP"OUnds on Jane Zl will be be working at the company's m a Charleston hospital folio~ - ing with Walter Bunce, chaplain, givjng the prayer. happy over recent statewide publicity in metropolitan completed. CommJttee mem- new laboratory ln Coshocton mg 8 rtght m a restaurant. Wal- Don Roaeh . cha irman of the Tina Marie La Rue, two- newspapers pointing to the county as a depressed area bers are uked to attend. this summer. ker ~rdered the autopsy to de- fa rm committel:' . announced the well at the pool. Don Ro~ month-o~d daughter of Mr. and of Appalachia. ~¥ >&.ii'l .: M®!!M&mr:,~ ternune exact cause of death. plans for a pond to be buiJt membership chairman , 8~~ Mrs. Charles La Rue of Rd 1, He said he intended to write • • in the near future at the farm the nnal report on the mem~ I.an~sville died Friday at her to the Toledo Blade protesting the past, and many other past Suzette 18 Wmuer A ~'!NTH a = trainMelgo Memorial Hospital on Bailey Run Road. He had ship fo r the past year. · home. its approach to the probl•m of years. In Parkersburg ~ron .a r' ~~omer hi h . met with the farm rommiltee , The post failed to reach I'Survivorr are her parents, economically distresbed areas. Rotarian BilJ Childs presentin~ nstntcto ed oydrJ:; ~DMISSlONS - Denms Me-- nnd the plans were ~pproved . quota of 192 for the yeari' lhi-ee slster9, Tresia Kay, Co- He urged every othei Rotarian ed a gilt to Mr. Fultz in appre- Suzette. a poodle owned by; ~~ '"i"'!:to 1:" a~t Kmny, Dexter; Robert They plan to begin the project two members, with 190 Us retia Mae and Charlene Krlsty; also to wrilt> The Blade. elation of his services as pres!· Mrs. C. P. Williams of 592 a~nglllns be r . 15 th ~lth Mossman, Mm•~llle, and in July. Mr. Roush askt'<i for paid up June 10. Las! ye two brothero, MicHael Eugene, "They tould accomplish mucb dent. A vote of appreciation Broad-vay, Mtddleporl, took the wee • ~ thaba glnrung t 0 t h Woodrow can, Middleport. wol"kers to be at the Legion dues may sUil be paid by ~ 1 ond Charles Jr., and her grand- more by getting the rJal facts," was record~ lot Program first place ho•or in the Parkers. Y:' ~ A ;':"'"a~. a thi: DISCHARGES _ Mrs. Rich- farm Saturday June 13 to ready !acting Lewis Long. mother, Elln May La Rue of he aald. Chairman John Werner the burg Dog Show Wednesday al • ';:' · re 1 ·~~~"Jed 1heard Bearhs and son ol Pome- ihe recreational grounds for the Legion members who Middleport, and two great Mr. Fultz presided as mas· past year. 7 p.m. wee erro:o:~ ojiened this lroy · Gene Schoonover Rutland summer programs. eel the Blh district ll'&ndmothers, Mra. · Stella ter of cerem~nies and lntroduc· Ladles of the Eleanor Circle The poodle, registered by the f';';gram g and. Marlyn Powell "Racine. lans were disct ssed for the ventiun Sunday June Turner. Hillsboro, and Mrs. ed ltls ;uccessor. Qiehord Ros- 01 Heath church prepared llle American Kennel club. showed a · ' installation of new post officers Albert Roush, Henry Slella Smith, Mldilleport. · n who will take o!flct dinner, With Mrs. Bernard Ful· her 11'8ning In the N. o vIe e to he held June 24 at t~e 1111'111 thy, aul Greenlee, Don l"rlonds may call anytime at July 1. . tz, cbalrlndy. . . class (A), seoritllf It'/ out of a NAMES OMIT'I'ED Melca General Hospital with a potluck dinner to follow. BiD Ratliff and Le11i"is Ute Rliwhngl Coati funerRl home , He presented a lransts:or reo- Attendillf were, 1\Jr. alld Mrs. possible 200 points. Mrs. William Wagner, Jr., ADMISSION _ Nellie Bar- Eison Spencer, 8th District bert Roueh was ~ ill Middleport.. old •layer to Hotarlan Lee Me- Rosenbaum, Ml!'"'"ll!ld Mrs. Fu~ Mrs. WllUams also placed and Mrs. Fellx A~lre were un· sotti, Middleport· A 0 Morri· Commander, will be the install· Bth.dlst. Sgt of ll'bllllurtal Will be Sunday at 1 ComBJ as a gilt from the club tz, Mr. and Mi:&. Qakll Brown, third In the dog tr!'lners' ohow. ln~Uon~lly ~mtt1ed from the son AI ' · · ing officer. Mrs. Clatwortby, t . m. at . the Poplar . Ridge I~ apprec: · ·• for contribut, Mr. and Mrs. .Ji:inme~ Sbtilo!r, The show, bold in the eity part, list ot those- attending the bri-, ' bany. . The post also made a dooa- cbaJrrnt!l)( prelenied \viUt the _.lteV. Doa< .iilg· ·so conslstently and abund-jMr. and Mril. ~bill' Theobald, wa• sponsO<ed by lllo Obedlebce dal ahower of Miss B•enda DISCIWtGES- Vivian John- Ilion to Ihe Middleport firemen for the, 8th Jllltrt:t tld -Beclnf ·iD .. cllarle. 1111i\v to the suceeeo of tho club (ctAIIJnued . CtD pap 2) · .haillln& .club -of Ptllterabur&. WallJO~. . . IIUil. •to help on the cost of the new (Conlinlled C1D This pledge, In behall of Director Masheler, was made to . d . Th d the Me~gs elega~ 11 hqrsd a~ We Pay 3% lnterelt On Sat~inl~ Pomeroy National Bank· ofl 1 RADIO & T.V. All Mak---'11 MDcl•lo '" gram. ,30. 1964 that, "the Highway De- It was then the governor i . A delegation of Meigs coun~y The pledge to .carry out Gov. partment wiiJ start working on pl~ed support to <.:oncentrate l Vtctor Wayne ~ou sh . son ~f l men was to)d ln Columbus t.htS I· Rhode~' promtses gave the ·l p l~ns for relocation of Route on the proposed route 33 rei~ , Mr. and Mrs On?n W. Rou sh 10 f R~ l , Langsville. g:adua~· week that State Director of Meigs group a more optimistic 33 at once with construction to cation project. Highways ear~ E. Masheter loutlook toward the proposed start at the Ohio River and ex- The delegation of Meigs Jea:d- ed ~tth hono_rs. rro~ Ohio Umintends to carry out immediate- Route 33 relocation project jtend to Athens. ers who met with Mr. Wilson versltr. receJvmg ~15 Bach~lor ly all promises made by Qhio than at a~y other time, a sPok- 1 Gov. Rhodes also said in his Thursday included Attorney of ~Hm~e degree 10 Chemical Governor James A. Rhodes dur- esman sa1d. comments, "We all know Rt. Fred Crow, planning Commis- engmeermg. in~ his visit here this ~pr!ng OptimisiJ as based on a re- 133 is a rviserable highway and sion Officials Bill Childs and He_ was recently ~lected prior to industrial appreciation mark credited to Rhodes when jthe countf Is not going to grow iEdison Baker, and State Rep pr~sJdenL of Tau Beta Pt week. he visited Meigs county March unti' you get some highways. " resentative George MeJnhart. which he had beenh ~ecr~tary . SERVICE I Rt. 33 Relocation Project v. Wayne Roush /Farmers Busy in Cabbage • Top Item In Rhodes Pledge I fle!t· I· LOADING - Soon after the cabbage is cut, boxed, and weighed, it Is loaded into a truck and on its way to metropolitan markets. Here, John Hill's workers are loading a truck bound lor Cleveland. Pictured are Mike Pierce, Frank Lawson, Daniel Riffle, Bob Morris, Luke Mugrage, Hill, and Dale Rillle. ; 4 • 95 . I; ·I for DAD on Father's Day ••• OPEN A CHECK1N1 ACCOUif HEIE 111111:1. huge 1their work. They may learn to Run. already with a roster of over 20 members, will sue- the squadron would he re- 1 Though the work of a CAP cesslully execute the responsibilities of a civil defense i sponsible for .;overing some of 1member is often tiring and niE TO TIID IS IIPIIITID~ Dad's Day June 21st. Give him , I q!J'ality constructed P. F.'s by GoodCushiony crepe sole with famous I!Uilt.ln arch support. White, Navy, . Grey. Medium and wide widths. Sizeo to 13. Squadron is inviting a ~& as well as doing a job that is vital to the area, has ial of the CAP said in March. complete high school edueation o~ganized a Civil Air Patrol Squadron at Furked Run. when the group was attempt- and possibly even obtain a col· ...,..,....,...,;;;;iiii I It'1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BY BOB WINGETT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CANVAS CASUALS NO. 51- A group of Meigs countians, interested in helping oth- responsibility. One high oHic- fly through the organization, VEDI P. F. en tine - New Meigs CAP Unit is Organized FENTIN GLASS .) ' The remalniDg Uletime eq>at>taru;y in the U.S. at a,1e .. ~ from !6.9 yea.rs Ia ~ .., ZU years Ia D6%. ' ' Dnoted To The fniBur. 01 The Meill..M,.on .4rea Childr"::J li::"f:: JUST RECEI NOW YOU KNOW at y • ;uh Birthday Party Is Given for M H bb d ~ght • e Sunday considerable cloudiness, l ==Or ch~r-, . WEAIHER Wllrm ll_,,.........,......,,..,..,..;;;;;;;;i MEIGS THEATRE C~rter :DISPLAY CHARTER No_rman Weber, left, and Cecil Boart, right, look nn as Jif!! displays the FUGHT MAP - C. Ed Humphrey of Reedsville, second f>·om left, studies a map that describes ,the tel'o ter of the_F~rl<ed Run Civil Air Patrol Squadron. Weber IS commander of the orgaruzation wh>ch received 1ts ntory Squadr~n 1501 is responslllle for in case of emergency . Left of Humphrey is Mike Bentz of Bashan alld OD charter WJtbJn the past month. <he oppoSite s1de 1s Wayne Greene, front, and Bill Grueser of Minersville R. D - .,. • In£ant DIes Friday at Home As Summer Rec.reati'on Job ?'"" I I I t I ••iD*I"Y . ., ' .J. fJ _!;, '·.I·)', ,lo • ~ > .• ,,.~~ t · ~ I"• ' ~ .. . '. ,. • '···· ~ . ,' .. i ' '.,. ~ \ ,.. • .. ' . • ' • ' • ,. . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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